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Center ice SWATZEL'S Ashland Serv . . ' ...... - .. 1. ... .., Crow's ·Steak House ' Machine •r . WEST MAIN STREET· ' ' · PHONE WY-1-3535 .. f'o!IBII.OY,. OHIO WEATIIER Ohio: MNtJy ..,..,.., ...,, ·• llttt. cool• ........ Pair _, nieht, 1 Utta. ..,... nwth. TUNio clay partly ci.ucty lfNf Wll'M with � tlliundlrlll•••r1 "'°'1hwwt Mlf _.,..,. Mrltl. """ ....., 7"2. ................ ·n...,. ... �NOLE COPY - k :::9. '300 War Veterans Meet ifor Annual Convention I MEIGS THEATRE • �Did IY IL ey'II Do I E, ry r· ·---�-- -- - -· / L mero -Ml eport, 0., Ju DI -Middle � ielP t, 0., ll e , • 1960-3 Re UT • t.,, adv tislnJ I O. !IO "'fl.:IO ..pa-. I olicing Do -that 1· klc wit I ) m .· • s enns rnor I?" EPAI th e If you ne er ha a sh1 cnt. you rPlace "ds yw y · !pair types of ra · om beate res to , u k or actor g l.11:i.spru vacant I w1,11, a better place i illion ·,, bildren than mode l!i d institutional p1 ygrounds, Y rk U enity sociologiAt van den ru ISTE sonJ'qle. 2-3489. Col- Phohe oic E- H .. G ' ... " . . . . . . . . •I l. �Did IY IL ey'II Do I E, ry r· ·---�-- -- - -· / L mero -Ml eport, 0., Ju DI -Middle � ielP t, 0., ll e , • 1960-3 Re UT • t.,, adv tislnJ I O. !IO "'fl.:IO ..pa-. I olicing Do -that 1· klc wit I ) m .· • s enns rnor I?" EPAI th e If you ne er ha a sh1 cnt. you rPlace "ds yw y · !pair types of ra · om beate res to , u k or actor g l.11:i.spru vacant I w1,11, a better place i illion ·,, bildren than mode l!i d institutional p1 ygrounds, Y rk U enity sociologiAt van den ru ISTE sonJ'qle. 2-3489. Col- Phohe oic E- H .. G ' ... " . . . . . . . . •I l. �· Floyd Bucking Odds In Tonight�s Ring j he■v.-- He appeared �nallJ on a 10:30 ta'W YOR.K UPI _ Floyd Pit- history to win bat"k: the crown. to tae P: m. e.d.l. lelev111u11 thow Sun�■)' first welght the And tenon, buckin1 the odd.t and lra· rurht - the nl&ht before hil flfll dilion,. will try to rec.ph,lft the lngo with I profeuional defeat. None or the el"l.t on,hi' p ,.;ua � - .,.., -•·mpl w-i bea•-••••t ... who pre.,· ou . defenae. "--'d · s 1..,. Like A tolli&bt from un beaten Ingemar Jy tried lo recover the ti t le were · Surprlaed �porta wr1te111 Hked .Jobuwon, Sweden • dimpled d y- able to do it, And the betti n1 ii lhat Floyd doean' t turn the lhe brown- haired champion i n tbe in their interna t ional tt· r.amlter · · ' at tbe Polo Grou nds. trldr:. . natty blue tropical tult 1f Sunday turn fllht . Brawney Joh � nsson , who floor_ed nigh t 's late outing mlsht Interfere An expec t� crowd of 40,000 ! n al the fonner Giants ball park will Floyd seven_ llmes for � th1r_d with t on ight'• Pf!rformance watc h . 1111 U,ye1ro-0ld Pattermn of r�und _ tech.meal kno ckout m t h eir I O ·JO p. m · e ·d ·t · under lbe rlna: t.a. Rnch1lle Centre , N. Y., �t templs I first fight l�st Ju ne 26, appare nt !.)' ligh ., ·· N he aa Id · " I g et tO bed 0, __ m n g n ma ri ' sn wa t frettmg about t h e return. to become th e first !191ity s., Tale-of-The-Ta pes In T1't]e M1'x r ;�:: 1 15 ½: " tal�-!� h !.?a�: f�;'Mond�; �:,��.: Ing e mar Johansson · Floyd Pstte rson heav)'Weight t1Ue fight · P•tt•raon Joh.nuon 25 yr A :: J:ii:ht 19(1 lb� Weight (expected ) 188 lb1. 1 1 �•" Reach 72 4: " 41 L/t " C heat ( no mal) 13" 17" 7'' 16" JO" !?,�- Cheat ;r hded ) ::i:� Blcep11 Net'k Wrist Ca l r Ankhi T h iih t'11l Forearm If � " 17" 7" Pal mer Shooting For Grand Slam In GOIf orId late I aleep like I bab)'-late, till gate of perhaps $8fil0,000 at the I carry the fight to ln(l:o lhit time m■y� 10.30 and &et up feeling park. and the receiplJI from the&- and try to beat him with left ter-ll!levi.Jlon, radio, mov1e1 , ek, hooks to thi: head 11.nd hooting fine for the wei,:h-in." 1t wu reported with ou t confir- expected to total abou t $2,500,000. comb1nal1on� to body and head. _ t Jast June • Floyd tn their righ No Home TV mation that he rec e ived $2.000 for 1 Th ere will be no h ome teie. m ad e the �1sastrous . mlsti.ke of bis appearance u mys tery gue,=• on the TV ehow "What'11 My Line · · ! vWon, but ABC will ra dio it to trying lo fight at a d istance from Hie ide n tity was q u ickly e11tabl111 h• home, nati onally, lt will also be the 27-year· old long-range, sharp. carried by radio In six la nguages shooting speeialist Thus Patterson ed . was nailed between th e eyes by 1 Tonig ht Ingemar a nd F1oy d a re to 2'3 foreig n countries. a thundering right i n the third six raint eir of h g n weeks Duri t 000 s:;oo expected lo pick up about eac h for their sched uled l �ro�nd- lng Patterso n i ndicated in his round for the first of seven knock , e r as th . har f the " J i ve · • sp arri ng session t h at he would l a owns. --•- � ----- ---- ___ _ _ ___ ___ ___ -�- I I I The S&H I Mobile Redemption I �. Center Will le At EVANS - Middl rt June 2 1 st - 9 to 5 p11 I PREFINISHED HARDWOOD PANELING ALSO FIR and BIRCH PlYWOODS AND STANDARD and TEMPERED MASONITE King Builders Supply Co. Dreaming of a new car? You may win one in Sohlo's 1· T1111ptlng Meals Art Youn WHEN .YOU DINE Wlffl US Tr)' Ua Soon Other ..... """' loldudl a ,20,000 lloma, air wi,. ....... tha -. comp\ffl fllr -·-· .... tchOllrthlpa. IW11.1,r crulHta, 1860 cara Md more - 11.000 - prllaa In ,ot,- up lo '1,000. '*"""' All Alfrff . Onn,e IUffllMr hl1h achool I•..,. ..met wUI be plafff •t Tuppa,ra Plains W•dPlftday .wni,., lnstNd of •t Eaat.m .., aMDUnced S.turd•r- Yanks, Orioles Making 2 Team I I Race Out Of American League I Mel's Stars To PJay ednesday N'1ghl Al \Vahama w Ba chtel Fiel d at Wah1m1 will be t he 1ite of battle for Mel Clark's All-Stan whe n the)' tangle t h is Wedneaday at 8 p. m. un der t he llghla wit h Manager Clyde Will• ard's team of Charl ei1ton, w. Va. e\an. The vlsllon 1rt1 sponsored by tbe Bender's Mllsic Store, Ch arleston, �nd boast lormer C h1rle1lon Sen• ator1' catcher Pete RlHa n a nd oth • er ,uch well k now n diamond per- 1 formers H earl Nutter, Jack West, Bob Johnaon (ex..Se naton' pi tcher) Darren Gllaon, and others. Clark. expect, to o pen wi t h Gene Hesaon on the mo u nd and L uther 'fucker receivi ng, w i t h Tom Grues• er due for ta tchine action , loo ; Joh n Tho mas, ex•Oh i o State 1tar at first baae; Ralph Cla�k on tecon d . RUil)' Wam1ley al shortstop an d Bill Wileon of Pomeroy on thir d baae. The outfiel d will be Gerald Clark, G ary Moore a nd Joe Brad• ley. ' e Bangs Racm Out 20 afet1es IO 12-0 ICtory v· s , Raci ne banied o u t 20 hi t, of [ loller McKee su nd ay a t t he Alhe ns County Falrground, lo beat New Marshfield 12-0 behi nd the pitch• IAL !l� t,. rry Wolfe who we nt 7 .Jnllln*• wlth Johll · Clela ud finlah• ihg up. Between them the)' allowed four N ew Mar■hfleld hill , It was a H ock.I ng Valley Leag ue ga me. For Rac ine Juni or Wol Ce ha d two 11l n&le1 and two doubles, Al· kn Stobart a double and t wo si n• i lea, Bob Adams, three SIRM les, and Aaron Wolfe, Dua ne Wolfe and BIii McNl ckle two si ngles each. Wolfe fa nned 9, Cleland five, McKee fa nned 7. Rac ine (M(I 133 010- 1 2 20 2 N. Marahfle ld 000 000 000--- 4 4 6 Wolle (WP), Cleland (BJ a nd Mc• f\iick.le. McKee and Jones. DROP TWO PLAY I RS BLACKSBURG, Va. UPI Coach Frank M ose ley annou nced Sunday that h1lfba c k Pa t Henry J and sophomore ce n ter l)ave Gll· le1pie have been dropped from thf!l Vlr1Jnla Tech football team for falli n& to meet. academic re• qulrementa. ,;;;;;;;·,_,_;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;_:.;;;;;.;.. I Delicious! $250,000 NOTHING To· euv NOT A CONTEST NO REGISTRATION A-0 Team Home Games WI'// Be A t Tuppers PlaJns w Facts, Fl.gores For Ingemar Defense CI RCLE'S Restaurant Pbono WY-2-3171 111 E. Mala ---· Pomeroy 0,0.. 6 AM. to 10 ,.M. I I I DENVER UPI - · It waa two down and two to 110 toda y for 21 � " Ar nold Palmer, the new IJ.S. Open 24" 12-,." champio n . 13'' He has the Bl. itish Open and 12·· 10" PGA champi onships to 10 to score th e grand eit gra nd elam iD golf. Ing hi1t ory. He 1'1llthed lhe hali• i n his objtetlYe SaturTITLI AT ITAKI -Jdha nMOn 's way m ark NEW YORK (UPll - He re are d ey when, with the a,uLeat come• the fic t s and filr\l rea for Monday workl beavywetsht championship. bsek. the game baa ever llnown, t DIITAN Cl-lS rounds. ..ionahi,p _ -t'a h eav-1n "5"' ,.., ...... .r -�•ht ........ he won the U.S. Open champi on• SITa-p0I 0 G rounru · fight: wi t h a par-bu.11Un1 ro und of sbip . TIMI-Mai n bout !llart& at l0.30 PRIN CIPALS--- C.'h•mpion lnie· 66, liX•U nd er-par. mar .Jo'harwon of Sweden Vil ell;• ip .m., e.d.t. TTING - Joha nuon favored I n April he won tile M uter• by champion Fl oyd Patttnon of I1 l■ t 8-6. a blrdyi ng the lut two h lea, In Rockvill e Centre, N. Y. O Feature Sports , I the heat of a June day near PR OMOTER -- -the ter. o prom Fugaiy Inc., Jack. foothills of the anow,capped Rocky IX PICTID CROWD - 40,000. Mounlalns Sat urday he came I XPICTID 0-ATI - $800,000. from seven stro.kea bae� to win HOM■ 1'1 LIVIIION -:- None. the Open -t he most prl.zed title In ll.A DIO-B roadcaat n at m�lJy b y aolf. He did lt with a IJme that Also by other companies i n ,us hotter than tbe weathe� 11x · la nguages to 26 foreign coun• I c, rdin& six birdies on the first lrlea. seven hol ea of the lourtb and flTHIATIJt-TV - Teleprompter nal roun d . Co:,poratfon end� ll by dOiSed , cir- 1 Sllrtlne t he day he w11 eiChl epo t"Ult lo 230 loc1t1 0,ns t n 1 25 citlea ■trokee be hind burl)' Mikt1 Soui n United Sa�e• a nd Ca n.ada , wibh ch ak, who look ed like he was 10 · 700,000 11e.ats 1val11ble. New York i ng L o run away with the tc;iurna • To Redeem Your FIiied I area blaeked out o n 7&.mile NI- me nt . At the end of tpe moornin : S&H Green Stamp Boob d lu,, 18 holes, Palm er atlll trailed Sou• JOHANIION'I PUJtSI -25 per chak by seve n hoJea, Al tbe pretourne y beUlna fn orlte at '6-1, it dl dn 't seem like Palmer had mu ch of a ch ance, HolH 50-foot Chip ' But as he explained Jater, " I ha d desire." "You never &Ive up In th la 2ame; a nyth ing can hll ppe n . " It h appe ned to the &olfl n& a:olden boy from Pe nn11lvan la. He etarted ou t with four bltdiee on the front ni ne of the tlnal round, his ke y shot bel na: a 00-foot chipi n on the second bole. "Wh e n tha t went In, I fl1ured I could nu1ke it, tor J beard bis Mike wae havJ n1 hf 1 troubles. ON THE BRADBURY ROAD But t he re •till were a Jot ol other Phone WY-!-37'8 Mldtlleport, Obit Day or Evening fellow, I n the fleld t had lo beat." Roule I He beat them 111 with 11\010 four blnli.., 1 par, a nd. t . two more birdies for the IIJ1t. ien holea. He wound up the fro olne i n 30, t yi ng the record score for an open nine set bJ Jimmy McHale of Phlladelphia b.lck In 100. Th en he went on to ,hoot the back n ine of th e ?,()Of.yard Cht'rr)' Ill lie Co untry Club co urse In 315. Tha t or- fourth-round ine him I total o( 280, two strokea bcetter __ cent of nd Polo G rou nd, Ctilil a nd 3, per cent of promotio n'• .-ba re or theater-TV and otter aux.Ulery ri&'hta . · PATTIHON'I PURII- 21 per cent ot ne t Polo Grou nds ,p te and 50 per ce nt of promGtlon'a ehar,e of llheater-TV •nd other auxH141ry rt,hta. 15¼ " 9�" Batt le 1 t��: Me YANKI IIGN aONUS PLAY·• CHICAGO UPI - Al1n Hall, All-America catcher from the Unlveraity of Ari10n1, was 1ia;ned Sunday b)' the New York Ya nkee• "for a y-ery sub1La ntlal bonu1," eatlmated aL $73,000, He will r. I port to the Yankeea' BlnghamtOJ:1 1 • N. Y., farm club n ext week. than th;-;;rprT.;;;.;;� p. Jack N'icklaua. the 22-year• old u. s. Am1teur champion. Nlcll:lau1 1lon1 with ma ny olh• era WU · In conte ntio n to the IHt 1 fe w holes. He actually led Uae fleld at one time by 1 ,troke but · then ran Into two. a ucceuive bo· a:le1. They coil him hit chance tp become the lint a matuer to win the Open since lbhn ny Goodman in 1833. B ut hl1 total of 282 1Ull w11 the beat fiver l n the Open for an amateur. SOchall: 1bot a final-round of '18, four 0Y11r pu, after leadln& the field for thtte rounds. '1111t ane 213, tying him with him a total flve other PIOl!.i for third plaeti. Thfly were Dutel Harrison, Julhia Borot, l>ow r.lnaterw&ld, Jack Fleet and TM !lroll. I or ~•• ,:i,'.''g:!, I u ed I \ I w. ,,,aq W1"lson Sparks Big Innin! With 1'WO-R00 HOffler . I mprove Your Home I II WITH GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CONCROE Ready-Mixed ConcreJe For Every Job Goeglei n Ready-M ix Co. I I I ,- - � �o ur a.xfeltalvo ,,.,.,., ., ,.,_ ·••Ir• ,., - ,._ .) !!� • ••.• • •••••,.,• ••. TO I U I T YO U R • A • w. *• Chan nel 3-1 uesdo) MASON PERSONALS· e,oo ' N A T I O N A L A F F A l 1A S Man or meat? � an WCHS..TV c,-,�nnet 8 Channel 8 - Monday '"° ox. in .lx>t.l't bulkl ancl !nl,!J­ lect,�1- ege 15\., of t:he-"to ls Dogp,t.c:l\ o;-11.m or hom.ruotlt,:? 1h!t Is tJiaa.Jeation- IIOLINE I Channel 8-1 uesd a) ntD llalolre - lDCJQlll � clreaaiolbe1ca14j I �- ilLIY MisS rueser G·1'ven Award At 'R:..,___ HOJ>, WHTN �TV _Chan•n el 13 Channel 1 3-Mol\dO) Pt,cr" Xni!J i,,, .1 Start The Channel 1 3 Tuesda1 t.ne I ,:oo WMllf Daily Pro.ram Schedule I Day Righ t With STEV E ALLEN Q ... The ,�M USICQ fA(ff MORNING AT 7•15 A.M, OHI J E H' wm,, M · ., .' CURLY W!NT TO SEE JINJ<S TO FIND ¢UT WHAT'S- .HINO JOe·s SU®EN SWITCH! ,,1 ' ' i • / " -· ,, ,; L. ◄ . I ... • : • I, " . ,. ·01-1 ' SL:i.J GGO ••· STOP GR IPI NG c1·ock'' Ne•• �. TH' WMOLf 'tbWN'S 11)1ZIN ' o�eR JOE llN�s· lf)_JMANO TI-IAT BoXING SiOULD BE 8ANNf.C> ,' j 200 TNn",\gers I Reported At Saturday �voot ' • •••••c••••• __.. S''J'ANDJN G"'., IYIIYTNINe IN ONI COMPLffl PACUOI • • • • •• • • • ..... I �RLY KAYOE - ' �/'c'\,c"\ • .A new winners list pc,sted every Sunday Chann ef· 3-Mon d a, lj PEANUTI SAN fRAl'OCISCO UPI _ TIii, uni!onn on o, noff' h, ub one reponer. way out "Suit �• - � -It's I I 10_ a . m : on June 1 8 �! "I'm with you,'' Ricney U)'I, Manager 8111 R1tney of the &ul and h J1 diin lipt cra ck Into a G f. a 1 1 ·3u Concenlre tl on I l'ram·m·o iantlil talks in hl iJ{ tight ,milt, ltt· w i t h a couple of Ph ilad !lphl-1 (2·no Truth o& Consequencet Rigney goes t hrough the dUjOUt �p.1r1s wr_Her�. _The word 11 a·r.J�r. I tun nel and takes up hll famlllJI' Cc,medy Playhouse ,., 1 2 .30 l' C "o11td Be You 1 ha l ht' is Im1shed after plloh ng spot be hind the battin& case while 4:30 Adventure Time J :00 Mid Dar News ! ht> club for more than lour &e�· reporten wait in the re.mote si,eaa Bill j:00 Steambual I . Hi Movictlme 1 li:30 Sgt. Preston He is taking t hings ln his room to hear what Prealdel'lt Hot, sons. 2:30 Loretta Young Theater 6:00 Music in the }found etride. a ce Stoneham wJII &a)' . 3:00 Young Dr. Malone 6:1� Jim Th acke r S h ,Jw "You t hi nk J ou4ht lo put this Abo ut U:30 • m., wbeh Sto ne• 3:30 JtTom 'rl,esf' Roota · Weat h e�caat 111 , h•m c�et into th, 4:00 Comedy Playhouse '.'."" rto b) v N , P.WII , •c1 ure v,ou h C ld U ( ■r11et ent ....-d ice h C ' 4:30 Adventure Theater •:46 Huntley BMr.CleJ Re1 i1'1 Feeney i1 ftlklna Jlumlt toward 5:00 Steamboat Bill '1:00 Huckleberry ffl)und the batting eqe. UI LIA.G NAL NATIO S·.J ,, O Woody Woodpecker 7 : 30 R'Lver boa t . lo te11 rH I k now you've Iot L. Pct. G1 ,., ow1 .lnH' 6 : 00 Lo wreY "h 8:30 Tales ol Wells f'argo want to," n.1 you don't ■omethi 37 2,1 .638 l 6:15 Jim Thacker S h ow 9:00 Pet er Gunn golfR hi1 nstlme gney o o l l 11)'1 i 4 .:wn 26 ;�� �a�c�,co 34 6:25 Wc-athcrca11t 9:30 Goodyear Theater Ml6 23 i r1g partnet, 1,1, 4 . 30 l e •l:,iu ·.;i ws Pirrurr ] 0;00 Emmy Awards Then it's official. Ri&ne, !l o� 21> 30 ,492 ' 8¼: ��'. r���s e1 1 :30 Jack Paar Show 8: 45 H untlcj BrlntlfY Report 83 29 bluff Tom Sheehan. apd nd a 9 .4 31 Cineinnati 1 :00 Sig n Off J·"Q Cannonball ted hini u m1nager. has supplan 10 .468 31 27 Los Angele, ___ 7:au Laramie 23 31 .426 1 2 Oh lca,go 8:30 J o urney t o Underslo n d in g 21 37 ,362 16 Phi ladel,pih ia Party urray M ArU1ur 9:30 ltttVlb Sunclay'& 6:45 Sign Or l0:00 '.\f Squad hicago 3 ,1st 11me} C i 4 Cincinnat 7,00 Today l0:30 Phil Si\vt!r! Show 5 (2nd r,amit) Chicago 7 Clndnnatl Katie Doonan Show St. Loui1 4 Mllw•ukte ) ( h t ean-1 Mn. Mabel Oerlath a nd tbll­ 9c30 Topper 1 1 , 00 3 St. LDU"k 2 (2nd .. me) dre n, Pt. PleasanJ, apent the' ..Wek Mllwauk• 10,00 Dougb Re Ml I :lU W"lathf!rc ast Los Antele.1 I Pl � 6 end with Mn. Jea n Eberabacb 10,30 Play Your Hunch l l : 15 Jack Paar Sbow Phlladelphl1 2 San F,rM. 1 ,n Inn} and sons. 1 1 :00 Price Is Right 1:00 Sign O(f Sah.irday't R.ulft Mn. F11ye Ball, Pt. Pleasant Plttlllurgh 4 L" A"!I"" 3 wae the Sunday 81nner &uelt 'of S.n Franclaco 7 Phllict.lplila 4 Mr. and Mn. L E. Thomas. MilwaukM 5 St. LOUIi 0 Mn. Jean Eberabach had • U 12,:,(, I ove That Bob C:inclnruttl 7 Ctilc-.o 1 (1G 1nm) fliunday aftmtoon sueata Mtl­ Monday's P....,_lti. Pitchtn 1 1 , 00 About Faces Katbleen Clark Waters of Tn41, I 1 :30 .Medic t,OO Jimerican !:l'lna.sthd Los An.-,ln •t MUwaukN, nl,tit Mn:. Dorla Llevtnc, New Hav.._ Da:; In Coun a,30 Capta in Galla n t j -Drysd.1e ('-11 Vt. Buhl ,s-3). and Mrs. Mabel Gerlach, Pt. Pie• UJO San F'ra nels..:o Real 2:30 Th.!! Gale Slorm Show Tuasclliy't GamM 111 nt. I 1,30 Your ESI(, Rf"'tMII lei .J:O!.I BPat the Clock 1 Chicago at Phllad� phla, nithf 6,40 Weather Teller Mr. and Mn. Diet Nobl m St. Louis at Pittlburuh, nl9'tt .1:SO Who JJo Y ou Trust 8:45 Jobn Oal) i'1'e-WI Orle•n• New ghter,, u da nltht Cincinnati, •t Angelas Lot. � t:00 America n BP.nd1V1Dd 7,00 Broken Arrow Sunday to vt,lt lflfffal ct-,. �· S•n Fran. at MllwaukN, n'9ht 5:30 Rocky and Pis Frie nd• · 7 30 Cheye nne his Jnother, Mr1. lbtlld• N'c,bleA. AMEiRICAN GUI LI S:00 San Francisco Bell, 8,30 Bourbon Shfet Beat and hl! 1ltter, Mre. !tanley- HarW. L, Pct. 01 " · " You r Esao Re.,...,_ q:30 Advf."ltures I n Pnradtse bour. Mike Harbour, who bail' l New Y-ork 33 22 .600 6:40 Weather Teller 10,30 Ted Mack Amateur Hour ·fifth vfsitinc the Nobles HinfJi,, · re o Baltim . 25 37 6:45 John Da ly N e w1 697 11,00 'l"'he News Toni)fht retdrned to h1I bome wftll �Cleveia nd SO 2S .MG 3 7:00 · Honeymooners 1 1 , 10 Sc.arming the Weather Mi.!11 A,lna Louise Shermms en. 29 27 .5 1 8 4 ¼ Detroit 7:30 Su garfool 1 1 :1� Sport Report tered Holter Hoapital la■t ..-eek Chicago 30 29 . 508 5 B:30 Wyatt Earp U:20 Late �( how and underwent 1ur,e,y. She JI Washington 25 30 .455 8 ":00 Th,. Rifleman City Kamas 23 35 .397 l l 'h reported improvt,tia:. 9:30 -Col t .45 Bost n o 2 J SS .375 12 'iit 10:00 Alcoa Prese nts Rnulta Sunday, , 10:30 Mr. Ad ams and Eve 8:00 Carloon Spectacular N- YoJic 7 Chi .... l lht) TOIUt,O� New, Thti :00 1 u.-ao Romper Room . G New Y oril 5 Chlca,o 3 12nd) 1 1 :0I Sca nning the Weather P·SO · .Movie a,Jtlmoro 2 Dolrolt O (ht) 1 •U., Sport. ne ..,ort tl:2!1, Your �o Re i,orte1 B•Uimore I Dttrolt O 12fMI) . 11 :.20 Late Show •t:30 l Marr ied Joan Botton 7 Ctaw.1.- I {ltt) I 1�,tt Sil!ll off l2:00 Restless Gun ·-· 3 Clo••- t lihld) - I Walhi...,on 6 1f- CJ .. 5 · .J �'Ul'U Seturda" R11ult1 Leah Gruese r. of POm....,,., ••• �•w York 1 2 ChlcllltD 5 lff'(ltlel'lted the "AWArd, of, tronot'' 1 1 :SO December Bridti w...hi1wton 7 Ko111N1 City 2 i,y tee�m: at Ute .danee . paru 12:00 Love of Life Detroit 5 Balthnor• 3 at the Pomero, Hilhi Sdlooli Abdi12:30 Search For Tum on.. .­ 1:00 Thf! Bli(ll\tc!' Day C IH-.!anci 2 Boston I t1>rfum Saturday ni'8t1 'fha.. ft'il :1:415 The �•■ic:ling Llght ! &: 11J Tt,e Secret !,form Monday'• Prob.ble Pitcher■ tire first aflrd ,wen to an)' teeh1 :00 He art o( the City MO The Edi') of NIOt Boston •t K-anN, City (nf,tlt) .sge by Th'e .ra,ra. Mt• Gtal'INI' la J:$.l A,ai the W orld Tuma 1:00 The Tbn-e Stoorea Borland (0.1) vt. H•II {5•21, h e daughter of Mr. and llt1, Gm-• t WorM r o F or Better Jl'or 2:80 Rllor of Life 11,30 Th• Tu &da • G 1:tld Grueiter. She waa •ho present•i a 2 :30 HouJe P;irty lcOO Ar�ur J. Smith. �.... B• It'• mo r. •: c h1y' nltht c•vo.Mne ed a ftrewell lift by the AJ• M 11:00 The MilllonalJY tU5 A Look at thet Weather I Boston at KanNs City, night with her familp '11Ulv0. Kt,nar7 1i 3;30 Vep!ict Is Y ours •� ;Jule RivliD Snow N1tW York at Detroit, nilht I she is mo.Yifll � to aalffn+',r ■;.ib__,Amoo 'a' �(j>. ;ii,,, lui.m,,r Washington at c:=1.val•nd, nl8hf . • . . L.n . '. nil. wtttl hl!!l' fut�. St,rrm i:1$ T:00 lful:hway Patrol Ul.ive entettainnMnt· WU r 'Pf'llll!Dir 1\St Mp or NJ,tht ,:30 '11l.e Klfte' Smit�1 Show ed !or. approxllqa�. 400 leina1era-. 8:00 The Texa n t:00 nie Three Stooge, by the Geiirge Hall,, Oombo fe.tUr• 8:SO Father Knows Best 1:30 Life of Rll:e, ing many ruk •a: l'Oll :num-... Q:00 Dahny Thomas Show· MJO Arthiu J. Stnltn. l'f..,. All i,roeeeda of the - nentn1 wen, 9:30 Ann Sothem Show l;.1J A Look at the Weather to ttfe G'Phft:lil 1 ""� 'Phe nwt hop ld:OG Henneaey n:20 Jule .Rivlin Shbw will be held Friila)'- ben1nt at l0:30 D uPont Sh o'.1 l:SO Amos 'n' Andy � Syncos�. 1.1:00 News U : 10 A Look at th11: Weather 7,00 Steve Doti avan 11:15 Th eater 1 3 T:30 To Tell the Truth 8· 0jl Eyewi tness to History 1,ao Ma�f L.ves of Doby GUiis 1 News CBS Tightrope 8:00 l:·11 Capta in Kangaroo i:so ked 5iblton Show 1:00 Cartoon 'fheater t0:00 Garry ' °Moore Show U :00 News I0:00 ·Red Rowe Show ,1 : 10 A Look a� the Weather ID:30 On the Go 1 :2:00 Theater 13 1:00 I Love ...acy Two hundred Mason-QallJa-Meigs · teena.tera "Were attracted to the reqpenJnr of ·� Tri-County Teen I"" IV • l C,q,teen "B111d1t1 nd" Satunla, n night at Zirka Dairy Bar ln Porn• 12:30 Jmt For You Monday Through Prlday , eroy. "Romance of Dan cing Un1 :30 News Sign on der the Star1'1 prevailed ss the 1 :35 Just !l'or You 1:00 Guest Star I wa■ held oula:ide by lhe dance Plea1ant Pt. On Calling 2:00 1:15 News & Weathdr f beautiful Ohio River. S:00 M usic Go Rou nd 1:30 RFD · Hi&hU&ht of the 226th dance of 3:30 N e wa T:00 Breakfast Party Ca nteen was the paying of tli• the d un Ro o G sic u M 3:35 8:30 New, 4:,30 Local News l bute to Lawrence (Butch) . Ll1le, 1:35 !Breakf ast Parti "J'tnt Teena}e Cltlun of .tb'e Ca114:30 Music Go Ro und 1:30 ten" a nd l1udln1 the servlcee of 5:00 Sports In Reriew ,V:OC- -Coffee Tim� the Canteen'• two ·beauty q�eni, 5:10 spans Score■ . J0:15 Swap Shop Beverly · Cullip (Mia Tri-County 5:1:; The Band '(3.o:r &o:3,,2 Momi ng Devotion■ for 1960) and Donna Ja� �tiler ,:,e Pit Boone Show t0:45 On the Town {Mias Snow Queen), both• of Galll6:00 Sundown Serenade 11:00 Country Hoe Down polll. 0:30 Of! the Air . . . . 12:1)() noon News - --- .-· - ----- · • Sldy top recording, pre1 aented to teenagers increased popularlty Ot TV. · sAYS KIDS STILL READ · i n I new Cai• teen contest "It Could .Be Youn." ·• IOW!',. CITY. Jowa UPI - Tele• The Cantee n will return July ·19 MIJOYAN TO VISIT fision ha� not reduood the amount to 1ta1e • aimtlar fl'r'enl. • OSLO, Norway UPII - The Norof reading. among ;oung1ten. Bove<ly Ann Cullip Prof. Arthur B.arnes of the Uni• wegian li'or::eia:n MinielrY a nn ouncAult took top honon _fl '_, · · venity of lowa said st udiee made. ed Su nQay that Soviet Deputy Predan� contea� •nd w in 1950 and 19!58 showed you ng- mier Atiistat I. Mikoya n will head Le 1mer,bed ':a& · w , ,, · ' Y• • c... :l: n, o delegati a i'rriving Thurs. mu n here me a s the atere read· about n d m lb • • o1_1 n h� ng p her of books per year, despite the . day i n connection with �t� l � � • � � ��====�����!!l!�� • :: • • .:•:_:�::_:� •·:___ 1 -_'. �'.- ; / •:oo ��"s���.; :�=�·,o��"' doublehead er of the season, again g e t i ;��� ��t�; h_;� SP�(�'r_i v:-3;nd r:.� one m prevJOW! twmb1U11 . Pin!IOn had been hitting around DIted press Int ernationaI • . 200 this month. �ut he 1i_nacked Quit shoving, fellas! a pair of homers m the nightcap There's plenty of room in the re-'r, but how can anyone con- Sunday and that was e nough to vince the Yankees and Orioles when the y kee p crowding e a'c h eo n vinc� 20 . 127 fans that the . other up front? slump has ended. Bell, who started t h e mo nth hitti ng .293 and went Neither of them wants to give al\. inch. The Yankees, win ners In 13 of games back. Detroi t is 4½: games into a c tion �u nday a t .241, got two the ir lael 10 games, ordinarJly I behi nd in fourt h pl ace a nd fifth- h ill i n the first game, three In the would have I comfortable lead on place Chicago is five games down. second. -----the rest of the American League. Was h ington t ighte ned its hold on But thelr lead - if rou could call sixt h place with a 6 • 5 deei.llion it that - it on ly three percentage over Kansas City. Birthday Ob,erv poi nts a nd the persisten t Ori oles Mr. and Mrs. Bentz Wolfe e n- · The re . was no cha nge among the tertai n ed with s fa mily dinner Cau1ht In the co1t•1qu1tztf are much loo close for comfort. two National League le aders SunThink there's no end lo tho infta. Su nday, at the ir home, West Maiu The Yankees did Lhe!r beet to day. Both l ost. The Dodgers beat St. in observ a nce of the birthday lionary 1pinl7 Sixty-four rop rep, pu t aome dayligh t be t ween t hem t he first•pla ce Piratee, 8-6, and nailntitiva of aovernmcnt, labor, her sister, Mrs. William Bax• of by s Weeping a doubleheade r from th e Ph illies d efeated t he seco nd• e and education concluded bu&ineu the wobbli ng Wh ite Sox Su nday, place Giants, 2-J, i n 1 1 innin,;;:a, � ;resen t were Mr. a nd Mrs. Elna ofWAmerican ai•teantmeeti HI, and 3-3. That didn't faze the The Cardi nals downe d t he Bravee, mer Joh n&on Sr., Wheeling, w. we can look for­ that Auc:mbly Ori oles, th ou gh. They simply took 4-3, in t he opener of a d ouble h eadVa. Mr. a nd Mra. Harry Saddler, arowlh, low un­ dynamic lo MRI both e n d• of II twin-bill from th e er but the Braves wo n the nightBri dgeport, Mr. and Mrs. Howard slablo reasonably and employment Tiiera, 2·0 and 1-0, wi t h some of cap, 3-2. The Red s swept a twin- Sn va., Mr. yder, Parkers burg, will aoal1 theee However, priQea, t hat aupe rb pitchl ng that has car• bH! from th e Cubs, 4.3 and 7-5. and Mrs. Elmer Joh nson Jr, ried them tbis far. The Ya nk's Jim Coates wo n hie Americana all it only rca,;hod be Ch arleston, w. Va., Mrs. Baxter eigh th game without a defeat in Tw.-TN m Affelr join tosetJier to uawe a and Mr. an d Mrs, Wolfe. If nothing else, th e AL race Is t he opeller a nd helped his own ru, ;, ,ro<i,,ctMty. ehapi ng up II a two-team affair. cause by d riving i n th ree ru ns flJJd wt 1111111 1011 IIIJI 6D t• .... Botton took a doubleheader from with a pair of si ngles. The Yanks ROSEWALL WHIPS HOAO Writ• 10�1, f•r frn •uu,t. Cleveland 7-1 and 3. 2, drri)plng ca me from beh in d in t he night cap SAN FRANCISCO U P I � Ken •,-, lrowt:11 •N Yw". to: ' . ;i t he third la ce In d ians t h ree with Roger Maris si ngli ng h ome Rosewall defeated Lew Hoad , T-S, ""•rlcH ,11t11111,1, , c111 ....i, ---IIIMnlilJ, llt• Y..-k l1, N, Y. t h e decid i ng ruq in l h e sixth 7.,. Su nd ay to win the Quantas af t er Mickey Ma n tle tr i ple d . I ntern ational Professio nal Tennb W Iiheim Tott.t s Two Hitter Tournamen t . Fra nk Sedgman heal K n ucklebali e r Hoyt Wilhelm Mal An derson, 9-7, for thir d place pit c hed a two hitter !or Ba1tim ore and Hoad an d Panc h o Segura over Detroit l n the opener and downed Ton y Trabert and Ale;i 1..1 Milt Pappas came back with a Olme do , 6-2, fl-7, in the d oubles. three• h ltter aga i nst the Tia:ers i n t h e nig h tcap. Mel Clark's All_ Stars st aged a Bill Mo n bo uque t te'11 four . hit . s ni: - run elahth Inn ing on Sund li y tu p i t ch i ng plus homeni by Frank rome from beh ind t o defea t t h•� M .a l zone, Ted Will i.ams and Gary Montgomer, �JI St ars 7 .3 I n .a 1 G eiger gave D us ton Its opening game played m Montgomery, W. game win over Clevela nd . Jim V1t. . . Perry wa� the loser. In t he nighlTra1h ni 3;1 i n the top or (he c .ap, credited to Tom &ewer, e,_ght h , Mel s tea m bu nc hed f. 1vc G eiger tripled to dri ve i n two hits an� a Mont11:omery error to run .s and Do n Bu dd in supplied the "Fully Equ ipped To ·serve You" S<!ore_ SI� rune •�d �ke t he lea_d . clin r h er with a filth ·inn i ng home r, T�c in�m1 was h ighlighted by Bi ll C huck Stobbs, clutch re li ef pit• 1 U you are planning ,a new walk, dr,iveway, foundation, porch or Wilson � tWt?•run ho mer. . enabled the Sena tors to ! ching 1'loor build i t the -convenient, ,row-ooet way wiflh Goeglein garage Lcnn .ie Rice led off � th� inn- compl ete a three-game series Re.a dy-Mixed Conc rete . Phone WY 2-3:a&t for a free 1!181:imate. Ing . with a two base h i t . Jimmy swee over the A's. Wash ingt on p Le wis_ w11� safe o n a n �rror, a nd built a 6-0 lead but th e A's rallied . Dor¥'•11. Clark BIO, led Rice home. for two runs in t he sixth a nd Charlie Stobart's t hcn score d three more in the eighth eingle bro ught Lewie acros.s t he plate. befor Stobbs pu t he Middleport Phone WY-WZU Page SI. e t fire out. St obart stoic second , a nd John Thomae 11lngle-d to 11core Cl ark and S tobart. lt was then that Wilson SCOTS ADVANCli c racked a li ne drlvt1 dow n the J ERSEY CITY, N. J. UPI righ t field fo ul li ne for his homer. Kihnunock or Scotla nd became Charlie Stobart waa the wi nni n, the f i rs t 11ection win ner of the lhhurler for Mel's team. He relieved tern at lo na l Socc er League Sunday DQrwln Clark in t he fourth . G ene by be at ing New York, J.I, before Hesso n was bro ugh t In to pit ch the 1 1 ,704 at Roosevelt Field. Burnl e y fi na l two inninas. b�t Nice, 4-0, i n t he tint game BUI Lowe started for the Mont.­ of the dc;iubleheader. gomery team and was relieved by Bo b Ayeraman Jn the eighth, Ay• TOP ATT•NDANC I RICORD· ersma n was a 11lar basketball play . NEW YORK UPI - Freed om, er al Vlr&lnia Tech durin1 the past land, a 205-acre entertai nment year. proje ct, opened Sun day and bro ke Montgomery had gone · ahead in the all time attendan ce record f or th e .9ef' ond lnnlni by 2-1 wh e n they an o utdoor amusement park set by sc ored twlce on an error a nd a D11neyl and In California. The man• bate hit. They added another tn a&emen t r.aid 61,500 per.llons bad lhe third to lead 3·1 and to eet the visited lhe part, topping the lot· sta�e for the alx run u priaJna: by mer record of 60,000 ,ct by Disney . Me l's club In the ellhth. land last July 4. Greater Llva.lllty , , , Greater Cem,ort , , • 'fhe Montcomery team was made Orea,., Cen.,..,,ence • • . , Greater Iconom y up of high achool and collefe playera In that vicinity, It I nclud­ ed pla)'en from Montaomery HJgh Here 11 a plan that Sehool, Weal Vlr1inl1 Tech, and glv•• yau the beat East Ba nk, the West Vir&lnla In co111lort for both state champs In hl1h •chool cir• clea. Ind- on<I aut,1Joh n Thom11 and Oorwln Clark 1 v l n g. We h o ve 1 paced the �lttel'I for Mel'1 team as each hlt .. fely twtee. 111ony othar plan,· The llne ICON: avallabla, 010 000 060-7 1 1 1 Mol'a Stu, -- ! � 10 1 000---3 000 mery 021 Montao D. Clark, Stobart (4), HHson (8} a nd Grue,er; Lowe, A)ienman (8), I �nd Ayenman, Kelly (8). ·-- you've Got fO TeliMe- �Mff. - I Bad News Fro.. Old Goliing Partner TELE V ISION GU I DE WsA Z•TV C hann ...llif• 3 _ ___ CINCINNATI UPI _ U the Cincinnati n-..i fan aini "Shott Me the Va da Go Home," today, pardon lb_eir p�m . Vada �1 11 50" s 51ump 18 over. Gue Bell � may be ov e� too. The �eds .are in hft h place rn lh e Nallo nal Lea�ue, half a game from t he first division . . T h e club e ndfd Its six-game lo11ing ,treak wit h a , 'pl punch h -- - -- - ----- ,. � "'nv et ..,, .......,.., Baptlat Church UUIOl.lnced. tor June 26 "1 Frttw>d Norru, lla<loe, 1,,, been postponed -until • later dat e, >I,. Nwrt. •Id l>oday. _.:. 'V•3d8 Go ffOffle , Dail y Sent inel , Pome roy-M iddleport , o. . Ju ne 20, 1960-5 • , • HYMN IINO JUNI 2' . '' J AJlMIT Jl,IADE A E LI TTLE MISTAKE-• --s. st:r'i;' HOW DO · YGflll /t.JkS IT , OTH'e,w1se I •. . �· Floyd Bucking Odds In Tonight�s Ring j he■v.-- He appeared �nallJ on a 10:30 ta'W YOR.K UPI _ Floyd Pit- history to win bat"k: the crown. to tae P: m. e.d.l. lelev111u11 thow Sun�■)' first welght the And tenon, buckin1 the odd.t and lra· rurht - the nl&ht before hil flfll dilion,. will try to rec.ph,lft the lngo with I profeuional defeat. None or the el"l.t on,hi' p ,.;ua � - .,.., -•·mpl w-i bea•-••••t ... who pre.,· ou . defenae. "--'d · s 1..,. Like A tolli&bt from un beaten Ingemar Jy tried lo recover the ti t le were · Surprlaed �porta wr1te111 Hked .Jobuwon, Sweden • dimpled d y- able to do it, And the betti n1 ii lhat Floyd doean' t turn the lhe brown- haired champion i n tbe in their interna t ional tt· r.amlter · · ' at tbe Polo Grou nds. trldr:. . natty blue tropical tult 1f Sunday turn fllht . Brawney Joh � nsson , who floor_ed nigh t 's late outing mlsht Interfere An expec t� crowd of 40,000 ! n al the fonner Giants ball park will Floyd seven_ llmes for � th1r_d with t on ight'• Pf!rformance watc h . 1111 U,ye1ro-0ld Pattermn of r�und _ tech.meal kno ckout m t h eir I O ·JO p. m · e ·d ·t · under lbe rlna: t.a. Rnch1lle Centre , N. Y., �t templs I first fight l�st Ju ne 26, appare nt !.)' ligh ., ·· N he aa Id · " I g et tO bed 0, __ m n g n ma ri ' sn wa t frettmg about t h e return. to become th e first !191ity s., Tale-of-The-Ta pes In T1't]e M1'x r ;�:: 1 15 ½: " tal�-!� h !.?a�: f�;'Mond�; �:,��.: Ing e mar Johansson · Floyd Pstte rson heav)'Weight t1Ue fight · P•tt•raon Joh.nuon 25 yr A :: J:ii:ht 19(1 lb� Weight (expected ) 188 lb1. 1 1 �•" Reach 72 4: " 41 L/t " C heat ( no mal) 13" 17" 7'' 16" JO" !?,�- Cheat ;r hded ) ::i:� Blcep11 Net'k Wrist Ca l r Ankhi T h iih t'11l Forearm If � " 17" 7" Pal mer Shooting For Grand Slam In GOIf orId late I aleep like I bab)'-late, till gate of perhaps $8fil0,000 at the I carry the fight to ln(l:o lhit time m■y� 10.30 and &et up feeling park. and the receiplJI from the&- and try to beat him with left ter-ll!levi.Jlon, radio, mov1e1 , ek, hooks to thi: head 11.nd hooting fine for the wei,:h-in." 1t wu reported with ou t confir- expected to total abou t $2,500,000. comb1nal1on� to body and head. _ t Jast June • Floyd tn their righ No Home TV mation that he rec e ived $2.000 for 1 Th ere will be no h ome teie. m ad e the �1sastrous . mlsti.ke of bis appearance u mys tery gue,=• on the TV ehow "What'11 My Line · · ! vWon, but ABC will ra dio it to trying lo fight at a d istance from Hie ide n tity was q u ickly e11tabl111 h• home, nati onally, lt will also be the 27-year· old long-range, sharp. carried by radio In six la nguages shooting speeialist Thus Patterson ed . was nailed between th e eyes by 1 Tonig ht Ingemar a nd F1oy d a re to 2'3 foreig n countries. a thundering right i n the third six raint eir of h g n weeks Duri t 000 s:;oo expected lo pick up about eac h for their sched uled l �ro�nd- lng Patterso n i ndicated in his round for the first of seven knock , e r as th . har f the " J i ve · • sp arri ng session t h at he would l a owns. --•- � ----- ---- ___ _ _ ___ ___ ___ -�- I I I The S&H I Mobile Redemption I �. Center Will le At EVANS - Middl rt June 2 1 st - 9 to 5 p11 I PREFINISHED HARDWOOD PANELING ALSO FIR and BIRCH PlYWOODS AND STANDARD and TEMPERED MASONITE King Builders Supply Co. Dreaming of a new car? You may win one in Sohlo's 1· T1111ptlng Meals Art Youn WHEN .YOU DINE Wlffl US Tr)' Ua Soon Other ..... """' loldudl a ,20,000 lloma, air wi,. ....... tha -. comp\ffl fllr -·-· .... tchOllrthlpa. IW11.1,r crulHta, 1860 cara Md more - 11.000 - prllaa In ,ot,- up lo '1,000. '*"""' All Alfrff . Onn,e IUffllMr hl1h achool I•..,. ..met wUI be plafff •t Tuppa,ra Plains W•dPlftday .wni,., lnstNd of •t Eaat.m .., aMDUnced S.turd•r- Yanks, Orioles Making 2 Team I I Race Out Of American League I Mel's Stars To PJay ednesday N'1ghl Al \Vahama w Ba chtel Fiel d at Wah1m1 will be t he 1ite of battle for Mel Clark's All-Stan whe n the)' tangle t h is Wedneaday at 8 p. m. un der t he llghla wit h Manager Clyde Will• ard's team of Charl ei1ton, w. Va. e\an. The vlsllon 1rt1 sponsored by tbe Bender's Mllsic Store, Ch arleston, �nd boast lormer C h1rle1lon Sen• ator1' catcher Pete RlHa n a nd oth • er ,uch well k now n diamond per- 1 formers H earl Nutter, Jack West, Bob Johnaon (ex..Se naton' pi tcher) Darren Gllaon, and others. Clark. expect, to o pen wi t h Gene Hesaon on the mo u nd and L uther 'fucker receivi ng, w i t h Tom Grues• er due for ta tchine action , loo ; Joh n Tho mas, ex•Oh i o State 1tar at first baae; Ralph Cla�k on tecon d . RUil)' Wam1ley al shortstop an d Bill Wileon of Pomeroy on thir d baae. The outfiel d will be Gerald Clark, G ary Moore a nd Joe Brad• ley. ' e Bangs Racm Out 20 afet1es IO 12-0 ICtory v· s , Raci ne banied o u t 20 hi t, of [ loller McKee su nd ay a t t he Alhe ns County Falrground, lo beat New Marshfield 12-0 behi nd the pitch• IAL !l� t,. rry Wolfe who we nt 7 .Jnllln*• wlth Johll · Clela ud finlah• ihg up. Between them the)' allowed four N ew Mar■hfleld hill , It was a H ock.I ng Valley Leag ue ga me. For Rac ine Juni or Wol Ce ha d two 11l n&le1 and two doubles, Al· kn Stobart a double and t wo si n• i lea, Bob Adams, three SIRM les, and Aaron Wolfe, Dua ne Wolfe and BIii McNl ckle two si ngles each. Wolfe fa nned 9, Cleland five, McKee fa nned 7. Rac ine (M(I 133 010- 1 2 20 2 N. Marahfle ld 000 000 000--- 4 4 6 Wolle (WP), Cleland (BJ a nd Mc• f\iick.le. McKee and Jones. DROP TWO PLAY I RS BLACKSBURG, Va. UPI Coach Frank M ose ley annou nced Sunday that h1lfba c k Pa t Henry J and sophomore ce n ter l)ave Gll· le1pie have been dropped from thf!l Vlr1Jnla Tech football team for falli n& to meet. academic re• qulrementa. ,;;;;;;;·,_,_;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;_:.;;;;;.;.. I Delicious! $250,000 NOTHING To· euv NOT A CONTEST NO REGISTRATION A-0 Team Home Games WI'// Be A t Tuppers PlaJns w Facts, Fl.gores For Ingemar Defense CI RCLE'S Restaurant Pbono WY-2-3171 111 E. Mala ---· Pomeroy 0,0.. 6 AM. to 10 ,.M. I I I DENVER UPI - · It waa two down and two to 110 toda y for 21 � " Ar nold Palmer, the new IJ.S. Open 24" 12-,." champio n . 13'' He has the Bl. itish Open and 12·· 10" PGA champi onships to 10 to score th e grand eit gra nd elam iD golf. Ing hi1t ory. He 1'1llthed lhe hali• i n his objtetlYe SaturTITLI AT ITAKI -Jdha nMOn 's way m ark NEW YORK (UPll - He re are d ey when, with the a,uLeat come• the fic t s and filr\l rea for Monday workl beavywetsht championship. bsek. the game baa ever llnown, t DIITAN Cl-lS rounds. ..ionahi,p _ -t'a h eav-1n "5"' ,.., ...... .r -�•ht ........ he won the U.S. Open champi on• SITa-p0I 0 G rounru · fight: wi t h a par-bu.11Un1 ro und of sbip . TIMI-Mai n bout !llart& at l0.30 PRIN CIPALS--- C.'h•mpion lnie· 66, liX•U nd er-par. mar .Jo'harwon of Sweden Vil ell;• ip .m., e.d.t. TTING - Joha nuon favored I n April he won tile M uter• by champion Fl oyd Patttnon of I1 l■ t 8-6. a blrdyi ng the lut two h lea, In Rockvill e Centre, N. Y. O Feature Sports , I the heat of a June day near PR OMOTER -- -the ter. o prom Fugaiy Inc., Jack. foothills of the anow,capped Rocky IX PICTID CROWD - 40,000. Mounlalns Sat urday he came I XPICTID 0-ATI - $800,000. from seven stro.kea bae� to win HOM■ 1'1 LIVIIION -:- None. the Open -t he most prl.zed title In ll.A DIO-B roadcaat n at m�lJy b y aolf. He did lt with a IJme that Also by other companies i n ,us hotter than tbe weathe� 11x · la nguages to 26 foreign coun• I c, rdin& six birdies on the first lrlea. seven hol ea of the lourtb and flTHIATIJt-TV - Teleprompter nal roun d . Co:,poratfon end� ll by dOiSed , cir- 1 Sllrtlne t he day he w11 eiChl epo t"Ult lo 230 loc1t1 0,ns t n 1 25 citlea ■trokee be hind burl)' Mikt1 Soui n United Sa�e• a nd Ca n.ada , wibh ch ak, who look ed like he was 10 · 700,000 11e.ats 1val11ble. New York i ng L o run away with the tc;iurna • To Redeem Your FIiied I area blaeked out o n 7&.mile NI- me nt . At the end of tpe moornin : S&H Green Stamp Boob d lu,, 18 holes, Palm er atlll trailed Sou• JOHANIION'I PUJtSI -25 per chak by seve n hoJea, Al tbe pretourne y beUlna fn orlte at '6-1, it dl dn 't seem like Palmer had mu ch of a ch ance, HolH 50-foot Chip ' But as he explained Jater, " I ha d desire." "You never &Ive up In th la 2ame; a nyth ing can hll ppe n . " It h appe ned to the &olfl n& a:olden boy from Pe nn11lvan la. He etarted ou t with four bltdiee on the front ni ne of the tlnal round, his ke y shot bel na: a 00-foot chipi n on the second bole. "Wh e n tha t went In, I fl1ured I could nu1ke it, tor J beard bis Mike wae havJ n1 hf 1 troubles. ON THE BRADBURY ROAD But t he re •till were a Jot ol other Phone WY-!-37'8 Mldtlleport, Obit Day or Evening fellow, I n the fleld t had lo beat." Roule I He beat them 111 with 11\010 four blnli.., 1 par, a nd. t . two more birdies for the IIJ1t. ien holea. He wound up the fro olne i n 30, t yi ng the record score for an open nine set bJ Jimmy McHale of Phlladelphia b.lck In 100. Th en he went on to ,hoot the back n ine of th e ?,()Of.yard Cht'rr)' Ill lie Co untry Club co urse In 315. Tha t or- fourth-round ine him I total o( 280, two strokea bcetter __ cent of nd Polo G rou nd, Ctilil a nd 3, per cent of promotio n'• .-ba re or theater-TV and otter aux.Ulery ri&'hta . · PATTIHON'I PURII- 21 per cent ot ne t Polo Grou nds ,p te and 50 per ce nt of promGtlon'a ehar,e of llheater-TV •nd other auxH141ry rt,hta. 15¼ " 9�" Batt le 1 t��: Me YANKI IIGN aONUS PLAY·• CHICAGO UPI - Al1n Hall, All-America catcher from the Unlveraity of Ari10n1, was 1ia;ned Sunday b)' the New York Ya nkee• "for a y-ery sub1La ntlal bonu1," eatlmated aL $73,000, He will r. I port to the Yankeea' BlnghamtOJ:1 1 • N. Y., farm club n ext week. than th;-;;rprT.;;;.;;� p. Jack N'icklaua. the 22-year• old u. s. Am1teur champion. Nlcll:lau1 1lon1 with ma ny olh• era WU · In conte ntio n to the IHt 1 fe w holes. He actually led Uae fleld at one time by 1 ,troke but · then ran Into two. a ucceuive bo· a:le1. They coil him hit chance tp become the lint a matuer to win the Open since lbhn ny Goodman in 1833. B ut hl1 total of 282 1Ull w11 the beat fiver l n the Open for an amateur. SOchall: 1bot a final-round of '18, four 0Y11r pu, after leadln& the field for thtte rounds. '1111t ane 213, tying him with him a total flve other PIOl!.i for third plaeti. Thfly were Dutel Harrison, Julhia Borot, l>ow r.lnaterw&ld, Jack Fleet and TM !lroll. I or ~•• ,:i,'.''g:!, I u ed I \ I w. ,,,aq W1"lson Sparks Big Innin! With 1'WO-R00 HOffler . I mprove Your Home I II WITH GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CONCROE Ready-Mixed ConcreJe For Every Job Goeglei n Ready-M ix Co. I I I ,- - � �o ur a.xfeltalvo ,,.,.,., ., ,.,_ ·••Ir• ,., - ,._ .) !!� • ••.• • •••••,.,• ••. TO I U I T YO U R • A • w. *• Chan nel 3-1 uesdo) MASON PERSONALS· e,oo ' N A T I O N A L A F F A l 1A S Man or meat? � an WCHS..TV c,-,�nnet 8 Channel 8 - Monday '"° ox. in .lx>t.l't bulkl ancl !nl,!J­ lect,�1- ege 15\., of t:he-"to ls Dogp,t.c:l\ o;-11.m or hom.ruotlt,:? 1h!t Is tJiaa.Jeation- IIOLINE I Channel 8-1 uesd a) ntD llalolre - lDCJQlll � clreaaiolbe1ca14j I �- ilLIY MisS rueser G·1'ven Award At 'R:..,___ HOJ>, WHTN �TV _Chan•n el 13 Channel 1 3-Mol\dO) Pt,cr" Xni!J i,,, .1 Start The Channel 1 3 Tuesda1 t.ne I ,:oo WMllf Daily Pro.ram Schedule I Day Righ t With STEV E ALLEN Q ... The ,�M USICQ fA(ff MORNING AT 7•15 A.M, OHI J E H' wm,, M · ., .' CURLY W!NT TO SEE JINJ<S TO FIND ¢UT WHAT'S- .HINO JOe·s SU®EN SWITCH! ,,1 ' ' i • / " -· ,, ,; L. ◄ . I ... • : • I, " . ,. ·01-1 ' SL:i.J GGO ••· STOP GR IPI NG c1·ock'' Ne•• �. TH' WMOLf 'tbWN'S 11)1ZIN ' o�eR JOE llN�s· lf)_JMANO TI-IAT BoXING SiOULD BE 8ANNf.C> ,' j 200 TNn",\gers I Reported At Saturday �voot ' • •••••c••••• __.. S''J'ANDJN G"'., IYIIYTNINe IN ONI COMPLffl PACUOI • • • • •• • • • ..... I �RLY KAYOE - ' �/'c'\,c"\ • .A new winners list pc,sted every Sunday Chann ef· 3-Mon d a, lj PEANUTI SAN fRAl'OCISCO UPI _ TIii, uni!onn on o, noff' h, ub one reponer. way out "Suit �• - � -It's I I 10_ a . m : on June 1 8 �! "I'm with you,'' Ricney U)'I, Manager 8111 R1tney of the &ul and h J1 diin lipt cra ck Into a G f. a 1 1 ·3u Concenlre tl on I l'ram·m·o iantlil talks in hl iJ{ tight ,milt, ltt· w i t h a couple of Ph ilad !lphl-1 (2·no Truth o& Consequencet Rigney goes t hrough the dUjOUt �p.1r1s wr_Her�. _The word 11 a·r.J�r. I tun nel and takes up hll famlllJI' Cc,medy Playhouse ,., 1 2 .30 l' C "o11td Be You 1 ha l ht' is Im1shed after plloh ng spot be hind the battin& case while 4:30 Adventure Time J :00 Mid Dar News ! ht> club for more than lour &e�· reporten wait in the re.mote si,eaa Bill j:00 Steambual I . Hi Movictlme 1 li:30 Sgt. Preston He is taking t hings ln his room to hear what Prealdel'lt Hot, sons. 2:30 Loretta Young Theater 6:00 Music in the }found etride. a ce Stoneham wJII &a)' . 3:00 Young Dr. Malone 6:1� Jim Th acke r S h ,Jw "You t hi nk J ou4ht lo put this Abo ut U:30 • m., wbeh Sto ne• 3:30 JtTom 'rl,esf' Roota · Weat h e�caat 111 , h•m c�et into th, 4:00 Comedy Playhouse '.'."" rto b) v N , P.WII , •c1 ure v,ou h C ld U ( ■r11et ent ....-d ice h C ' 4:30 Adventure Theater •:46 Huntley BMr.CleJ Re1 i1'1 Feeney i1 ftlklna Jlumlt toward 5:00 Steamboat Bill '1:00 Huckleberry ffl)und the batting eqe. UI LIA.G NAL NATIO S·.J ,, O Woody Woodpecker 7 : 30 R'Lver boa t . lo te11 rH I k now you've Iot L. Pct. G1 ,., ow1 .lnH' 6 : 00 Lo wreY "h 8:30 Tales ol Wells f'argo want to," n.1 you don't ■omethi 37 2,1 .638 l 6:15 Jim Thacker S h ow 9:00 Pet er Gunn golfR hi1 nstlme gney o o l l 11)'1 i 4 .:wn 26 ;�� �a�c�,co 34 6:25 Wc-athcrca11t 9:30 Goodyear Theater Ml6 23 i r1g partnet, 1,1, 4 . 30 l e •l:,iu ·.;i ws Pirrurr ] 0;00 Emmy Awards Then it's official. Ri&ne, !l o� 21> 30 ,492 ' 8¼: ��'. r���s e1 1 :30 Jack Paar Show 8: 45 H untlcj BrlntlfY Report 83 29 bluff Tom Sheehan. apd nd a 9 .4 31 Cineinnati 1 :00 Sig n Off J·"Q Cannonball ted hini u m1nager. has supplan 10 .468 31 27 Los Angele, ___ 7:au Laramie 23 31 .426 1 2 Oh lca,go 8:30 J o urney t o Underslo n d in g 21 37 ,362 16 Phi ladel,pih ia Party urray M ArU1ur 9:30 ltttVlb Sunclay'& 6:45 Sign Or l0:00 '.\f Squad hicago 3 ,1st 11me} C i 4 Cincinnat 7,00 Today l0:30 Phil Si\vt!r! Show 5 (2nd r,amit) Chicago 7 Clndnnatl Katie Doonan Show St. Loui1 4 Mllw•ukte ) ( h t ean-1 Mn. Mabel Oerlath a nd tbll­ 9c30 Topper 1 1 , 00 3 St. LDU"k 2 (2nd .. me) dre n, Pt. PleasanJ, apent the' ..Wek Mllwauk• 10,00 Dougb Re Ml I :lU W"lathf!rc ast Los Antele.1 I Pl � 6 end with Mn. Jea n Eberabacb 10,30 Play Your Hunch l l : 15 Jack Paar Sbow Phlladelphl1 2 San F,rM. 1 ,n Inn} and sons. 1 1 :00 Price Is Right 1:00 Sign O(f Sah.irday't R.ulft Mn. F11ye Ball, Pt. Pleasant Plttlllurgh 4 L" A"!I"" 3 wae the Sunday 81nner &uelt 'of S.n Franclaco 7 Phllict.lplila 4 Mr. and Mn. L E. Thomas. MilwaukM 5 St. LOUIi 0 Mn. Jean Eberabach had • U 12,:,(, I ove That Bob C:inclnruttl 7 Ctilc-.o 1 (1G 1nm) fliunday aftmtoon sueata Mtl­ Monday's P....,_lti. Pitchtn 1 1 , 00 About Faces Katbleen Clark Waters of Tn41, I 1 :30 .Medic t,OO Jimerican !:l'lna.sthd Los An.-,ln •t MUwaukN, nl,tit Mn:. Dorla Llevtnc, New Hav.._ Da:; In Coun a,30 Capta in Galla n t j -Drysd.1e ('-11 Vt. Buhl ,s-3). and Mrs. Mabel Gerlach, Pt. Pie• UJO San F'ra nels..:o Real 2:30 Th.!! Gale Slorm Show Tuasclliy't GamM 111 nt. I 1,30 Your ESI(, Rf"'tMII lei .J:O!.I BPat the Clock 1 Chicago at Phllad� phla, nithf 6,40 Weather Teller Mr. and Mn. Diet Nobl m St. Louis at Pittlburuh, nl9'tt .1:SO Who JJo Y ou Trust 8:45 Jobn Oal) i'1'e-WI Orle•n• New ghter,, u da nltht Cincinnati, •t Angelas Lot. � t:00 America n BP.nd1V1Dd 7,00 Broken Arrow Sunday to vt,lt lflfffal ct-,. �· S•n Fran. at MllwaukN, n'9ht 5:30 Rocky and Pis Frie nd• · 7 30 Cheye nne his Jnother, Mr1. lbtlld• N'c,bleA. AMEiRICAN GUI LI S:00 San Francisco Bell, 8,30 Bourbon Shfet Beat and hl! 1ltter, Mre. !tanley- HarW. L, Pct. 01 " · " You r Esao Re.,...,_ q:30 Advf."ltures I n Pnradtse bour. Mike Harbour, who bail' l New Y-ork 33 22 .600 6:40 Weather Teller 10,30 Ted Mack Amateur Hour ·fifth vfsitinc the Nobles HinfJi,, · re o Baltim . 25 37 6:45 John Da ly N e w1 697 11,00 'l"'he News Toni)fht retdrned to h1I bome wftll �Cleveia nd SO 2S .MG 3 7:00 · Honeymooners 1 1 , 10 Sc.arming the Weather Mi.!11 A,lna Louise Shermms en. 29 27 .5 1 8 4 ¼ Detroit 7:30 Su garfool 1 1 :1� Sport Report tered Holter Hoapital la■t ..-eek Chicago 30 29 . 508 5 B:30 Wyatt Earp U:20 Late �( how and underwent 1ur,e,y. She JI Washington 25 30 .455 8 ":00 Th,. Rifleman City Kamas 23 35 .397 l l 'h reported improvt,tia:. 9:30 -Col t .45 Bost n o 2 J SS .375 12 'iit 10:00 Alcoa Prese nts Rnulta Sunday, , 10:30 Mr. Ad ams and Eve 8:00 Carloon Spectacular N- YoJic 7 Chi .... l lht) TOIUt,O� New, Thti :00 1 u.-ao Romper Room . G New Y oril 5 Chlca,o 3 12nd) 1 1 :0I Sca nning the Weather P·SO · .Movie a,Jtlmoro 2 Dolrolt O (ht) 1 •U., Sport. ne ..,ort tl:2!1, Your �o Re i,orte1 B•Uimore I Dttrolt O 12fMI) . 11 :.20 Late Show •t:30 l Marr ied Joan Botton 7 Ctaw.1.- I {ltt) I 1�,tt Sil!ll off l2:00 Restless Gun ·-· 3 Clo••- t lihld) - I Walhi...,on 6 1f- CJ .. 5 · .J �'Ul'U Seturda" R11ult1 Leah Gruese r. of POm....,,., ••• �•w York 1 2 ChlcllltD 5 lff'(ltlel'lted the "AWArd, of, tronot'' 1 1 :SO December Bridti w...hi1wton 7 Ko111N1 City 2 i,y tee�m: at Ute .danee . paru 12:00 Love of Life Detroit 5 Balthnor• 3 at the Pomero, Hilhi Sdlooli Abdi12:30 Search For Tum on.. .­ 1:00 Thf! Bli(ll\tc!' Day C IH-.!anci 2 Boston I t1>rfum Saturday ni'8t1 'fha.. ft'il :1:415 The �•■ic:ling Llght ! &: 11J Tt,e Secret !,form Monday'• Prob.ble Pitcher■ tire first aflrd ,wen to an)' teeh1 :00 He art o( the City MO The Edi') of NIOt Boston •t K-anN, City (nf,tlt) .sge by Th'e .ra,ra. Mt• Gtal'INI' la J:$.l A,ai the W orld Tuma 1:00 The Tbn-e Stoorea Borland (0.1) vt. H•II {5•21, h e daughter of Mr. and llt1, Gm-• t WorM r o F or Better Jl'or 2:80 Rllor of Life 11,30 Th• Tu &da • G 1:tld Grueiter. She waa •ho present•i a 2 :30 HouJe P;irty lcOO Ar�ur J. Smith. �.... B• It'• mo r. •: c h1y' nltht c•vo.Mne ed a ftrewell lift by the AJ• M 11:00 The MilllonalJY tU5 A Look at thet Weather I Boston at KanNs City, night with her familp '11Ulv0. Kt,nar7 1i 3;30 Vep!ict Is Y ours •� ;Jule RivliD Snow N1tW York at Detroit, nilht I she is mo.Yifll � to aalffn+',r ■;.ib__,Amoo 'a' �(j>. ;ii,,, lui.m,,r Washington at c:=1.val•nd, nl8hf . • . . L.n . '. nil. wtttl hl!!l' fut�. St,rrm i:1$ T:00 lful:hway Patrol Ul.ive entettainnMnt· WU r 'Pf'llll!Dir 1\St Mp or NJ,tht ,:30 '11l.e Klfte' Smit�1 Show ed !or. approxllqa�. 400 leina1era-. 8:00 The Texa n t:00 nie Three Stooge, by the Geiirge Hall,, Oombo fe.tUr• 8:SO Father Knows Best 1:30 Life of Rll:e, ing many ruk •a: l'Oll :num-... Q:00 Dahny Thomas Show· MJO Arthiu J. Stnltn. l'f..,. All i,roeeeda of the - nentn1 wen, 9:30 Ann Sothem Show l;.1J A Look at the Weather to ttfe G'Phft:lil 1 ""� 'Phe nwt hop ld:OG Henneaey n:20 Jule .Rivlin Shbw will be held Friila)'- ben1nt at l0:30 D uPont Sh o'.1 l:SO Amos 'n' Andy � Syncos�. 1.1:00 News U : 10 A Look at th11: Weather 7,00 Steve Doti avan 11:15 Th eater 1 3 T:30 To Tell the Truth 8· 0jl Eyewi tness to History 1,ao Ma�f L.ves of Doby GUiis 1 News CBS Tightrope 8:00 l:·11 Capta in Kangaroo i:so ked 5iblton Show 1:00 Cartoon 'fheater t0:00 Garry ' °Moore Show U :00 News I0:00 ·Red Rowe Show ,1 : 10 A Look a� the Weather ID:30 On the Go 1 :2:00 Theater 13 1:00 I Love ...acy Two hundred Mason-QallJa-Meigs · teena.tera "Were attracted to the reqpenJnr of ·� Tri-County Teen I"" IV • l C,q,teen "B111d1t1 nd" Satunla, n night at Zirka Dairy Bar ln Porn• 12:30 Jmt For You Monday Through Prlday , eroy. "Romance of Dan cing Un1 :30 News Sign on der the Star1'1 prevailed ss the 1 :35 Just !l'or You 1:00 Guest Star I wa■ held oula:ide by lhe dance Plea1ant Pt. On Calling 2:00 1:15 News & Weathdr f beautiful Ohio River. S:00 M usic Go Rou nd 1:30 RFD · Hi&hU&ht of the 226th dance of 3:30 N e wa T:00 Breakfast Party Ca nteen was the paying of tli• the d un Ro o G sic u M 3:35 8:30 New, 4:,30 Local News l bute to Lawrence (Butch) . Ll1le, 1:35 !Breakf ast Parti "J'tnt Teena}e Cltlun of .tb'e Ca114:30 Music Go Ro und 1:30 ten" a nd l1udln1 the servlcee of 5:00 Sports In Reriew ,V:OC- -Coffee Tim� the Canteen'• two ·beauty q�eni, 5:10 spans Score■ . J0:15 Swap Shop Beverly · Cullip (Mia Tri-County 5:1:; The Band '(3.o:r &o:3,,2 Momi ng Devotion■ for 1960) and Donna Ja� �tiler ,:,e Pit Boone Show t0:45 On the Town {Mias Snow Queen), both• of Galll6:00 Sundown Serenade 11:00 Country Hoe Down polll. 0:30 Of! the Air . . . . 12:1)() noon News - --- .-· - ----- · • Sldy top recording, pre1 aented to teenagers increased popularlty Ot TV. · sAYS KIDS STILL READ · i n I new Cai• teen contest "It Could .Be Youn." ·• IOW!',. CITY. Jowa UPI - Tele• The Cantee n will return July ·19 MIJOYAN TO VISIT fision ha� not reduood the amount to 1ta1e • aimtlar fl'r'enl. • OSLO, Norway UPII - The Norof reading. among ;oung1ten. Bove<ly Ann Cullip Prof. Arthur B.arnes of the Uni• wegian li'or::eia:n MinielrY a nn ouncAult took top honon _fl '_, · · venity of lowa said st udiee made. ed Su nQay that Soviet Deputy Predan� contea� •nd w in 1950 and 19!58 showed you ng- mier Atiistat I. Mikoya n will head Le 1mer,bed ':a& · w , ,, · ' Y• • c... :l: n, o delegati a i'rriving Thurs. mu n here me a s the atere read· about n d m lb • • o1_1 n h� ng p her of books per year, despite the . day i n connection with �t� l � � • � � ��====�����!!l!�� • :: • • .:•:_:�::_:� •·:___ 1 -_'. �'.- ; / •:oo ��"s���.; :�=�·,o��"' doublehead er of the season, again g e t i ;��� ��t�; h_;� SP�(�'r_i v:-3;nd r:.� one m prevJOW! twmb1U11 . Pin!IOn had been hitting around DIted press Int ernationaI • . 200 this month. �ut he 1i_nacked Quit shoving, fellas! a pair of homers m the nightcap There's plenty of room in the re-'r, but how can anyone con- Sunday and that was e nough to vince the Yankees and Orioles when the y kee p crowding e a'c h eo n vinc� 20 . 127 fans that the . other up front? slump has ended. Bell, who started t h e mo nth hitti ng .293 and went Neither of them wants to give al\. inch. The Yankees, win ners In 13 of games back. Detroi t is 4½: games into a c tion �u nday a t .241, got two the ir lael 10 games, ordinarJly I behi nd in fourt h pl ace a nd fifth- h ill i n the first game, three In the would have I comfortable lead on place Chicago is five games down. second. -----the rest of the American League. Was h ington t ighte ned its hold on But thelr lead - if rou could call sixt h place with a 6 • 5 deei.llion it that - it on ly three percentage over Kansas City. Birthday Ob,erv poi nts a nd the persisten t Ori oles Mr. and Mrs. Bentz Wolfe e n- · The re . was no cha nge among the tertai n ed with s fa mily dinner Cau1ht In the co1t•1qu1tztf are much loo close for comfort. two National League le aders SunThink there's no end lo tho infta. Su nday, at the ir home, West Maiu The Yankees did Lhe!r beet to day. Both l ost. The Dodgers beat St. in observ a nce of the birthday lionary 1pinl7 Sixty-four rop rep, pu t aome dayligh t be t ween t hem t he first•pla ce Piratee, 8-6, and nailntitiva of aovernmcnt, labor, her sister, Mrs. William Bax• of by s Weeping a doubleheade r from th e Ph illies d efeated t he seco nd• e and education concluded bu&ineu the wobbli ng Wh ite Sox Su nday, place Giants, 2-J, i n 1 1 innin,;;:a, � ;resen t were Mr. a nd Mrs. Elna ofWAmerican ai•teantmeeti HI, and 3-3. That didn't faze the The Cardi nals downe d t he Bravee, mer Joh n&on Sr., Wheeling, w. we can look for­ that Auc:mbly Ori oles, th ou gh. They simply took 4-3, in t he opener of a d ouble h eadVa. Mr. a nd Mra. Harry Saddler, arowlh, low un­ dynamic lo MRI both e n d• of II twin-bill from th e er but the Braves wo n the nightBri dgeport, Mr. and Mrs. Howard slablo reasonably and employment Tiiera, 2·0 and 1-0, wi t h some of cap, 3-2. The Red s swept a twin- Sn va., Mr. yder, Parkers burg, will aoal1 theee However, priQea, t hat aupe rb pitchl ng that has car• bH! from th e Cubs, 4.3 and 7-5. and Mrs. Elmer Joh nson Jr, ried them tbis far. The Ya nk's Jim Coates wo n hie Americana all it only rca,;hod be Ch arleston, w. Va., Mrs. Baxter eigh th game without a defeat in Tw.-TN m Affelr join tosetJier to uawe a and Mr. an d Mrs, Wolfe. If nothing else, th e AL race Is t he opeller a nd helped his own ru, ;, ,ro<i,,ctMty. ehapi ng up II a two-team affair. cause by d riving i n th ree ru ns flJJd wt 1111111 1011 IIIJI 6D t• .... Botton took a doubleheader from with a pair of si ngles. The Yanks ROSEWALL WHIPS HOAO Writ• 10�1, f•r frn •uu,t. Cleveland 7-1 and 3. 2, drri)plng ca me from beh in d in t he night cap SAN FRANCISCO U P I � Ken •,-, lrowt:11 •N Yw". to: ' . ;i t he third la ce In d ians t h ree with Roger Maris si ngli ng h ome Rosewall defeated Lew Hoad , T-S, ""•rlcH ,11t11111,1, , c111 ....i, ---IIIMnlilJ, llt• Y..-k l1, N, Y. t h e decid i ng ruq in l h e sixth 7.,. Su nd ay to win the Quantas af t er Mickey Ma n tle tr i ple d . I ntern ational Professio nal Tennb W Iiheim Tott.t s Two Hitter Tournamen t . Fra nk Sedgman heal K n ucklebali e r Hoyt Wilhelm Mal An derson, 9-7, for thir d place pit c hed a two hitter !or Ba1tim ore and Hoad an d Panc h o Segura over Detroit l n the opener and downed Ton y Trabert and Ale;i 1..1 Milt Pappas came back with a Olme do , 6-2, fl-7, in the d oubles. three• h ltter aga i nst the Tia:ers i n t h e nig h tcap. Mel Clark's All_ Stars st aged a Bill Mo n bo uque t te'11 four . hit . s ni: - run elahth Inn ing on Sund li y tu p i t ch i ng plus homeni by Frank rome from beh ind t o defea t t h•� M .a l zone, Ted Will i.ams and Gary Montgomer, �JI St ars 7 .3 I n .a 1 G eiger gave D us ton Its opening game played m Montgomery, W. game win over Clevela nd . Jim V1t. . . Perry wa� the loser. In t he nighlTra1h ni 3;1 i n the top or (he c .ap, credited to Tom &ewer, e,_ght h , Mel s tea m bu nc hed f. 1vc G eiger tripled to dri ve i n two hits an� a Mont11:omery error to run .s and Do n Bu dd in supplied the "Fully Equ ipped To ·serve You" S<!ore_ SI� rune •�d �ke t he lea_d . clin r h er with a filth ·inn i ng home r, T�c in�m1 was h ighlighted by Bi ll C huck Stobbs, clutch re li ef pit• 1 U you are planning ,a new walk, dr,iveway, foundation, porch or Wilson � tWt?•run ho mer. . enabled the Sena tors to ! ching 1'loor build i t the -convenient, ,row-ooet way wiflh Goeglein garage Lcnn .ie Rice led off � th� inn- compl ete a three-game series Re.a dy-Mixed Conc rete . Phone WY 2-3:a&t for a free 1!181:imate. Ing . with a two base h i t . Jimmy swee over the A's. Wash ingt on p Le wis_ w11� safe o n a n �rror, a nd built a 6-0 lead but th e A's rallied . Dor¥'•11. Clark BIO, led Rice home. for two runs in t he sixth a nd Charlie Stobart's t hcn score d three more in the eighth eingle bro ught Lewie acros.s t he plate. befor Stobbs pu t he Middleport Phone WY-WZU Page SI. e t fire out. St obart stoic second , a nd John Thomae 11lngle-d to 11core Cl ark and S tobart. lt was then that Wilson SCOTS ADVANCli c racked a li ne drlvt1 dow n the J ERSEY CITY, N. J. UPI righ t field fo ul li ne for his homer. Kihnunock or Scotla nd became Charlie Stobart waa the wi nni n, the f i rs t 11ection win ner of the lhhurler for Mel's team. He relieved tern at lo na l Socc er League Sunday DQrwln Clark in t he fourth . G ene by be at ing New York, J.I, before Hesso n was bro ugh t In to pit ch the 1 1 ,704 at Roosevelt Field. Burnl e y fi na l two inninas. b�t Nice, 4-0, i n t he tint game BUI Lowe started for the Mont.­ of the dc;iubleheader. gomery team and was relieved by Bo b Ayeraman Jn the eighth, Ay• TOP ATT•NDANC I RICORD· ersma n was a 11lar basketball play . NEW YORK UPI - Freed om, er al Vlr&lnia Tech durin1 the past land, a 205-acre entertai nment year. proje ct, opened Sun day and bro ke Montgomery had gone · ahead in the all time attendan ce record f or th e .9ef' ond lnnlni by 2-1 wh e n they an o utdoor amusement park set by sc ored twlce on an error a nd a D11neyl and In California. The man• bate hit. They added another tn a&emen t r.aid 61,500 per.llons bad lhe third to lead 3·1 and to eet the visited lhe part, topping the lot· sta�e for the alx run u priaJna: by mer record of 60,000 ,ct by Disney . Me l's club In the ellhth. land last July 4. Greater Llva.lllty , , , Greater Cem,ort , , • 'fhe Montcomery team was made Orea,., Cen.,..,,ence • • . , Greater Iconom y up of high achool and collefe playera In that vicinity, It I nclud­ ed pla)'en from Montaomery HJgh Here 11 a plan that Sehool, Weal Vlr1inl1 Tech, and glv•• yau the beat East Ba nk, the West Vir&lnla In co111lort for both state champs In hl1h •chool cir• clea. Ind- on<I aut,1Joh n Thom11 and Oorwln Clark 1 v l n g. We h o ve 1 paced the �lttel'I for Mel'1 team as each hlt .. fely twtee. 111ony othar plan,· The llne ICON: avallabla, 010 000 060-7 1 1 1 Mol'a Stu, -- ! � 10 1 000---3 000 mery 021 Montao D. Clark, Stobart (4), HHson (8} a nd Grue,er; Lowe, A)ienman (8), I �nd Ayenman, Kelly (8). ·-- you've Got fO TeliMe- �Mff. - I Bad News Fro.. Old Goliing Partner TELE V ISION GU I DE WsA Z•TV C hann ...llif• 3 _ ___ CINCINNATI UPI _ U the Cincinnati n-..i fan aini "Shott Me the Va da Go Home," today, pardon lb_eir p�m . Vada �1 11 50" s 51ump 18 over. Gue Bell � may be ov e� too. The �eds .are in hft h place rn lh e Nallo nal Lea�ue, half a game from t he first division . . T h e club e ndfd Its six-game lo11ing ,treak wit h a , 'pl punch h -- - -- - ----- ,. � "'nv et ..,, .......,.., Baptlat Church UUIOl.lnced. tor June 26 "1 Frttw>d Norru, lla<loe, 1,,, been postponed -until • later dat e, >I,. Nwrt. •Id l>oday. _.:. 'V•3d8 Go ffOffle , Dail y Sent inel , Pome roy-M iddleport , o. . Ju ne 20, 1960-5 • , • HYMN IINO JUNI 2' . '' J AJlMIT Jl,IADE A E LI TTLE MISTAKE-• --s. st:r'i;' HOW DO · YGflll /t.JkS IT , OTH'e,w1se I •. . �--===-) � • • ,.-== ...-=_=_=_=========::::::i � -+- Mrs. Olive Ingraham Presents Piano Pupils In Recital At Salisbury Sunday CllCLI TO MIIT Tbe l'rif'ndlJ arc.le of the Fed­ 'erattd Chu.rch will meet Tu* : c11,y, a t 8 p.m. ll tile Chutth. \.J\ � R,ose Gard-en Club Wincling Trail Garden Club Has Session Holds June Meeting Thursday Evening W-ith Mrs. c. L. Heaton I Mrs. Robert Reibel was guest speaker when the Winding I At Tuppers Plains �atl Ga.rden club met Thursday evening at the hom e of Mrs :.-_...., ......, · ......_ Mrs. Ohve I ngraham presented her piano pu.Plls in a redta-l •"" Sunday afternoon at the Salisbury school auditorium. Gue,1, '-"""" pe rs Plains h el d its Ju n e m ee ti ng ,, were r_egistered by Brenda Ingra.ham , Ph yllis Kaspar and Un· L. Heaton, Locust SL al lhe ho me of Mrs Fred erick Goe�--..-da Sm�th ai:i-d as they registered a replica of a piano with thei r "Color in Arr�nging" was the topic- of Mrs, Reibel who · bel. name inscribed was pinned on each. brought out to , first, think of the container second the size ,..._,_., n ope ith w ed T he mee trnii: Th e Th e program , announced by Louanna Leonard a pupil I a nd color and, third, where the arrangemeht will � placed e r cal o h , er roll l d r ac s o L Pray f ' ' ' ope n ed wit h a solo ··s nake Da nce" col oni r -· Pomeroy, Ohlo - - - - - -I membe r w31 to brmg a samp le of Rou-glh pottery a nd bri,ght l:ty Dul.a S he r id an who hu had pu nch a nd mi nts were 1erve d on · ..,; club, MIIS '!1hornpson an d Mr:s Sid• ahoul d be u.sed on tihe kitch en n de r l!,(a r ei h t from soil . 1 just two lessons, fol lowed by a cryst� I lr11 ys. fr o� a beautifully n ey Spe n,ce r ; recreatio n , MrS Topics were g 1 11c n by Mni. C. 0 For better desig n , use plai n chi n-a appointed �il ble Wll h lace CO\ler, $ er, ··wm 1 e W oodc h uc lf. , " Pr numb t by , Cai r , Mn 1lhompson , Mrs a� t i esig d figure h r o . oo s. n s he S o 1;,.r-a w "avf'd 1 TONIGHT and TUISDAY n ••f?antv 11 R 1 ch�rds ce ntered w ith .11n arra n ge m e nt of Mula Gruc1Wr. o a r:d Mrs Ter rell al 11 He 15 l o t t.a ho d w to kemtone con ine r iu1�.s" and Mrs. Mil dred Headley, "A VISIT TO A Four o f the pupils pr e!t('flted two yellow chrysa n t he mums . an d baby • i a h ft h d g ah.1r-al n d an e6 s ue so n us Flower -arra11gn1e nts were Judg · · J::t� h t "'"'� to )'Jantt ng a i-'ulletl breat h and gre en ery With ow n umbers eac h d u nng th e Sh e also stressed the stu dy of Uhe I after- ca nd les lfl cry stal holde n onyell R1)1,;e " 1 1th e e d by Mrs Retbc. l w ho ;1:1warclecl SJlAU, PI..Am,r'' 1j• n noon Ca rla Norton played "Ven• 1 Thos'e r('ce1 v tn g ribbons for a r t·olor \\olbeel and hght effects , state ribbon to Mrs Pratt, for er si de The punch bowl WU o n I v e'" d a r l'a "Dre,, nd a t"' s l�u1 lrl Fath bser o s a w Day r e ' ra ngc rnf' n t s o f fl owe rs were Mrs I n g t h at art1 f 1t.i al hgoh t chang es t he b-! � Sun d e ' s II Jerry Lewis flal DO o ne side of th e cen te rp iece and Ln k r'O!!es l ll dark gree_n g!a�s :i.l n i � O ' " 1 r the in y o IJ I Nancy J Maye R1d n churches of Midd leport C O nichard son and Mrs Doris colons at ,1i1.ght. n � HOUDASrelLT II a e /1,:1;r , a nd Mrs. � w1s , hnl:' ar Not Open Wed,_..y Mule " a nd "Pet' Shop, " a three th e ca ke on t h ot h er. The yellow M N G R Thomps:on , ,presiden t, 1 ��� a , pcc lal reeog n lt tOfl service I D1tv1s red. Mrs Lois McCai n , Mn; , Nelle CovCrt, who hill bee n • nd gree n color th�me w car � tr r n t o f �roh1d _ elem;i l ls ;m a as a Mr sharp n umber diff1ult lor little l n I I Gu .... Rogges.,; Mrs Fred erick Goe ' was Ill charge of tlhe m ee tl n g. l I g th� Church Sc h?O I h our m J�k ,;p ir ltl wh i te con ta iner t> hngen, Ml!l ta Darl ene Legar r.cd o ut l n the napki ns, u ndw1 c hes v1s1 tlnQ: with Mrs. Ma Y ml' Ra mc_>y with h h urch h rist TH,�,-, .. q f e h o t ic h W ; ened C the club od op � be l , Mrs M Ii d red Headle y . blue and mi nts Mrs Ralph Ke l ler pr� has gone to DetrOtt to vi.sit w ith ,r, rib ons _were award e d lo Mrs play ed " A ngelus Bell" a nd "M e r• A Cart.on Ewry Nltfttl of t h e a n d the tra ve ling pri ze was w on a nd d e votmn s taken from Mark 5 ' .Sle f Y, super1 n t,:, n de n t h pu h bow1 and M r:-i id d ,. Heahn c Io r ltlJc-s m brass c on tain· e ,11 n so her n e J d an L k dl c e b .s e or f fam1I " z , l. o ho ry Widow Walt by Mr,. Jotm Terrell Members an pre sented gifts to Ja kf' bl � rs C h11 rl es Massa r a ia no c sc Paul On se rvc11 1 h c cake Mrs rcturn i n'g to h;r bo rne Il l !o� on da r ,, M n Thompso_n , Dells of lre­ e tSl) r t s co mpa n ime n l tu � i.c w 1l a v oc�J � e d ol he t t as ro e h fat d re e ew pres�n PII c ll 1 1. call with t h e d lay B n z · recei ved a Mrs Jo hn M1 t h wre r1l c l:ronud. Mn. It o} / Phil Joach im and dau ghte r, Ph I la1 . d an J gal a rdia i n brass Pl l l'bt'r lllt, a nd t.mda Sc1u vage played G ) l! or r1ce Abbott a& the ) o u n gest and i::om c aw a v g it Sh i.:' w ill be l eavmg of a rose spec ime n A c om mu rn ca- M r uetWr c1J1d , l rs Har old Blackiiton 111 a nd Rev How ard w Ru It � s lie n a rd N ease , m�ss arra nge• "H er l h ear Those Lo\' e l y Bella" fat e h t as h t w.rs with (' t h£> C'·lub :.0011 A l the c l ose of ! he lwn . re ad from Betty Ne wton ii n d were Ill l h .. r(!e o lhc f o)•rl Boyer TONIGHT h me nt.t I Su nd y din�e r &ue,u at:e llo�: I f rpfre, m , 11 1 of H>Sr-, , a nd Mrs Bryan, 1 meet in it, )1n; Frederick Goebel, r n v1l mg the d ub a nd their guests " On the Levee " , u11 d we re ass111tcd h)' 0th. er mvt hen JI o( Mr and Mri Edward Burkel\ · · o \cl�51 son pre5c n t. m.iss 1ml' arran-gem e n{ of red ro.s• . 1 o�y Fow ler , s uperi n ten de n t al ass sted b £ M rs c o R i c ha rdson 1 L o ia n ope n meet r ng whe n she 11 Gary Grant - Eva Marie Saint She rrie Black ,ton played '·My of t h e pia n o pupil.11 i �� f'l and sn apd ragons; and \'cllow nd Mr11 G W W lk er a 11 il M s J � First h t ' Bapti prese C h speak ure n ted t b on ' 1he.-bs bh� d ate t o e · Alfn!!d Hitdhcock s servecf rcfrc,hme n l8 · �ttl e ROie ' ' and Maria Grue 11er, On the piauo WH a cre,ce n t ar- Mr � n� Mn H ml"r · Tha8 t rib ho n s to Mr� Thomp.s<m for pmk ti s lo '/{ J:I· Farley . the o ! d est o u nced later. ' "NORTH BY NORTIIWEST' T h e ne x t meeting w ill be at the n ' ml e Bird Tha t ' Dared " A n 11d ra ngemc n t ol purple i!!pire a, cor tte d Saturda :nh M r x 1 snapd�a, g:ons o.ncl poppies m pink r ' s ' (, he r a n d Charl es V roman cu1 t h L• ho me o r Mrs Herm;., n Bla ck , Discussions were hel d o n I.an d (Color & VilUlvi1ion) vanced n umber, "The Skater� cop1m u ncl pink roses and o n the ll n mcr Yorr!st �o n t:rn1-!!r: a nd Mrs Heaton for Ml' � 1 A ent s prf' father st e ,g n c.1 Y< scapin t h g e new hospital a nd al� p ________ . - also Waltz' ' played by Loua nn .a. Leo�- 1 eg1 stra1Lon table was 11 n arra n ge ! bert and her ' gran:.On al'.!J;��1�1 , r nk balla rd1 a In a flat co nta · n er . t hp, ol d proJeet of l an dsc a ping �be onclu ded the program wJucn me11t of y ello w r06C&. c ard At L� e close o.{ tlhe meeting, a lt'ry in d other rela li \'.et ' Ernest Borgnine - David Brian I n f1rm a rr They alw d iscussed t he . Wall we l l _ pre11en ted by each pupil Gue sti, a u_cndln� the rt c l ta l dessert course was ser11 e d by the R�v on d Mrs, R�mond Kon• ' 'THE RABBIT TRAP" Nuylors Ru n plargro und proJect I Fo l\ owm& the program, Mrs. I n- w ere )ir.s { h.a. rle, Spencer and kr1ght were i n J1me1town " Fr Id Iy TUESDAY and WIDNISDAY The tra 11el mg prize don ated b; ' hoste,s ,o th e m�mbers a n d three Qf graham presented each pupil w it h sons J1111 , K<'l ly a n d Jo n , Mr s Don to vtslt th e ir daughter aad h!; r FAMILY NIGHT$ Mrs Carl Will was award ed (O I '1:Uest,s , Ml'!'J Re 1 bel, M rs J,nnes I charm on. w h 1eh �ere a staff, def ai d llaurk and d , ughler, Don na fam i ly Mr a nd Mrs Jotrri Lo k Weber a nd Mrs Edwant Bae r. , Mrs. Leo Bryan. Sal Mlneo Jolin Su:on an d a mu11cal no te. Carla Norton Marie, Mn. Lillie Hauck, Mr. and : ,.,l)Qji 'an d to re turn lhei r .son �a . QV C 00 s Luana Patten in - Ohar�s l.ew is, th e ne w preJ o eh :���c�sto� a�� ��:· ' Yld, *ho has been \llsitl n g with lb� t a d e v r se b a o w s ' Day s Fat her ' st d��� a "ROCK PIU,"TTY BABY" ::;1�! . :r::�:d �r� :��r�� :,�bt iiJ� � r d r the p,11.11t t wo w e4.'kB. t h e U n ited M e t hod ist chu rc h the y�a� 1:d ud�:, e;�:�!:es&i�r ' HAWKINS LUULLE Iv �am wi th a white purse a nd ear l Roy UrueBer , Mrs'. U!wi� Gtucacr: j ���:�':!io�� ' - also sc hool Sufl d ay m orn i n g, w it h a Leo Br an M . . J:epJi Strubl e , mgs. Prec eding t he pro gram a Mn A111os Leonard Mrs William ::i t Pri• the by l1' en d MI pres lds . 1 1 h C_ M rs. Mary Jor don of Nit ro . W progra m . H , RN, of ColumM rs . Jo n Ter 1 I Robert Mitchum - Gene Ban)' corsage o f yello w ro11ebuds h ad Gru�Bc r, . M u. El ;.,er W" ickha. m, I b�8 anJ�11�a Faulkner . ' rs. . Carl Wl8ll o f the Lock• Va . an d Mr. a nd Mrs. £. B. Eppt e ma ry . Jun 1o r de partm en t. an M d I rs. � evo s s n C . "THUNDEII ROAD" I be en preseflted to Mrs. I n graham. Mrs Julius S.iu vagc Mu liar ; i ¥� . n Mrs. Gerald Wil dermuth was_ i n Rryan · u b:;• Ai� B�&e s �e nt Su nday were Fri day C\lcni n g gue a t s o f Mr. c , Y , rs . cr rell , cl· ' Also Cartoon P : n. art a Ch tl da. • Mo ving pictures o r the gro up wcrt> Os�r nC', '.,In. Roberi Arnoi d , M::: �r: � � Ii c ( h h w m i a gr e o h t pr w o e charg a nd Mn. J o hn Te rrell. i M � - Hea ton-. Mrs. A l lard Pr.alt , take n l:ty F. E. Sha ffer of Co lum . Ama n tfa Kaspar. r NI" tro, 1 op M rs · M •ry Jord on , en ed w ,· th II "Wei c•uine" . bY a nd· M rs, Walle r Bentz · F . Mr . .and Mrs . George Bauers or � n low�rs bus . 1 , M rs. Er nest Rh od es, Mn. WIIW. Va, was the weekend guest or � h uck Hann� h s. Se ve r� l r�.c1ta- and cards, Mrs . Thom NOW AT STATE THIATll A 1oc 1 a l ho ur w as held aml re- liam S h c r itfa n , Mrs. Roy Smith Spri n gfiel d v isite d redntly with - •- st'J,a,p I . Le P rs oo . Our ing, d n clu n give were ns o h I Mr. a nd Mrs. E. B. Epple . PT. PLIAU.NT b k M · w is allrl M rs. Mu nd frcshm en ll Qf open faced s a nd - un d daug h ter Li nda Brend a In- l Mra. tUie Mo nt,!,lom e r I 8 Mr. a nd Mn , Cla r� n ce A nd rews, I Pa l, " Ge n� �oodw !�1; " My Daddy," Ward; wieh •_• . i nd ividual cak e aq uarcs gra h am. Phylli s Kai1 p� r, Ruth A. nn wit h Mn. H o ward BaJer. wh o\�� rfaug h lers , Mary "AROUND TIIE WORLD The Bes t or Allee a nd Sus a n Ke nn y Sm i th ; Wo rksh op M Lew i"s : Ju m. o r Iced m whlle a nd topped w ith I\ Balley. Polly A nn Bauer Mr. and !urne d to Springfield with th em nd son , IN 80 DAYS" "Qu eer IS· _ _ ___ atz;el: w S Jim " , nd Frie , es ha ve re turn ed h o m Jam a To ludeem Your FIiled ye l low roae an d gr een le11vea, Mrs. Roy Mayet, Mr . �nd Mrs fo r a sh ort visit. M r d M;;. n ' t It," Ron�i e Re ute r : a nd "The a fl� r a vaca ti on tri p lo Quo n set ld e Fi Glen -~ Reel 0//iceri I � Ba�e:s e yc o (J s S&H Green Slamp Books La wre nce Leo na rd, Mr. end Mn: -- le ft ect Poml, R. J. ,11n d Masli8 chuett1 Best Dad��- Roy Vaugha n . • • Carl Norton , Mrs. Jama Fugate . cently for California wh ere Mr Boar y a s 0/J,cu,.l a � D To gm Fathers 1 or e Th _ �f d th re he th w ey sa w e Mayfl ower n Mn. De lla Norton, Mr. and Mn. Ftil d a ia empl oyed . giv en hy ChnstophE:r To ';:1pk1 s, L. w. Ml'Co mas Was re-elected M r . and Mre. Roy Horne, w h o th � 11 , Pl ymouth R ock a nd other foll owed by rec1la on Charles Legar, :dr. and Mn. Jo hn D ��dy as ch-airman and M i&s Frieda MEN'S, WO�I E N 'S � h o i n ts �f Int ere st s. They w ere ac• p . . hne been reBid ing I n the Sta ns. Terrell , all of Po nu,roy. , lli n M o C1l e s, nd Ja la s der n U h e y Fa ; l n compa m o fr n e o o CHILDREN'S Se ed Qu 36 set P lnt l:ty e r t ary of th o m Mr. a nd Mra. F. IC. Shaffe r Col· bury apa rme n t on Grant Street Lori n g Vaug.�a n ; "A <'lal Board of the Hcal'h Metiodili; dge ". Ple t h11ir . son, WIiiiam w ho is sta tion • · umbus, Mrs. Ralph Kel ler t.nd' Mn. have moved to Kllntucky. Dream of Fathers Day , Ch e ryl Ch urch wh.en the group , n t S . ed wi th the army. Paul orr, Long Bottom; Mr■. Lu- , d n a Mr. Mn. WIiiiam Es ke w Edwar ds ; " My Greetin ,!,l , '' Li nda da y eveni ng at �h e ch uf'c,h � M�� Mrs. Edwa rd Tewksbary a nd son 1 . cillc B. Ha wkins .arid Mila Farle and 1 Dayton were wee k- Reuter. an d " We 've D one Our dlepo rt for their regu la O::eu ng. of $00 Tommy on llst e W l o \lisite • r ale e y d Er lewl ne, or Mi dd leport. "American Made" Best," llilah Vaugh■n. A short bu'lS'i n ess rrur ti day w ith J, JI. Grate amt Mr. an d end gu ests of relative &. by d ie n accompa e ng r o � Mo :a o llh Marilyn by uc co and . r M nd R. L. s. r ted M own Mr,. Leland Br Parfit t and a n d son and e h i Kini'• Son Sitlif•cMry pianiel for.. the also prese n ted llhe d evoti:� s fo� l,ONbO� UPI _ Prlncc Rerti l, othe r relative s. Also \lls l U n g a t th C' I ne ice o f Charleston , W. Va. were Son d ra Potts the tn program, pr�sented a solo Me• '8, t h 1econd son of J[lniz: Gustaf Grate ho me were Mr. a nd Mrs . weeke nd gul!l8t11 of Mr. and Mn. mo rie of Fath er , after w hich the ,mee i g s '• Miss Gr Wllliam Faehnle a te and son . J immy, o f Edw ar d Parfitt. who wa�theh1�y of Swede n WII reported In "Ht• t he en tire M roup sa n g t wo n 11 m• dele-gate from lh e local harledon , w ho s pent C hary of MasallCape L. E. Mrs. th eek w e i111.ctory" :ond ilion artcr u nd ergo• be s "F a th ers Day and' "Goo d- the Ohi o C on,fer enee at ._!�sid� In.ct an emerge n cy operation he r, e,nd w i th Mn. Wil l iam Baker o( I on 11pent th e pa st week with her byet . ;, • daug h ter 1t nd son-i n -la w , Mr. an d last week, rep orted on the meet• oy. hgner Su nd ay. 'I Mr. n . . , Middleport i ng. a d . Mrs , ·Fra n kli n Munr y Mre. Fr ed Rosen baum. Recen1 ------hav e moved lnto the upatain apart . t)Ver n ighl gu eab of t,he Ro11 en ment in the Ga re n Sta nsbury pro. baum ' 8 · we re Mr. and Mrs. Ph ilip lrf Me le r, Colum bus . perty on Gra n t Street Mr. an d Mn . Ho rton Thoma!! Mn. Robe rt Burto n' and two If IT'S children left Su nd ay for their a nd family of Bru n swick are th. e hom e in Compto!l, Callforn la, a l't- guests of his paren 1'. s, Mr. a nd 1'1 Mrs. o Th Everett tflrti le helplnv et; maa. Car• Mn. for , Mrs, Fra n kli n Capeh'lrt en ter• . .... rlt! Ca111ell, Middleport, who h ilt Mn. PhJJ Melnhart, IA.las �ma lal n ed wlth a surpris e birthday illhldleporl Let put atfrfered a ■ttokc: Prof. Wilbtir S�_il h and Mn. Cleland Hei nes party re cen tly at her h ome, Har­ Howell, Ka naa•. M1uour 1 , w ho w aa v 1�1ted Saturd11y i n Hu n tlnglon rl!io n villc Road ho no ring he r son ,oR called here by the ill n ess ol M11r. W. Va. with Mrs. Meinhart a n d R onn ie Fry on ' t i 1 3th b irth da ' Cauell, a�d Mrs. C1t!\6ell e 11Jo yed Mias Smith's brothe r•in•la w , E. A. The home was d��orated in kee �: d i nn e r Friday ev e ni ng at the h o me - - �-- - - J n g, w 1· th "F l ag day. " G am es w er e of J\ir11 Neill e Wi st s d terpri!e H ClIt b n playe d, after whlch the hono red I Slreet. .This w as th� r��t°�mt:�.. ff guNt opene d hls ma ny gift s. eeta 1th w�11�o"' I� u: t -"s� · •�"�•:l� "�•-�h�e:'..''�tru ke · I •� Re fre11hm e nts_ we re served by """"""""""""""""�'�c� I1 1 1-,,,=,,:,,"°" �-- --The EntcrpriBe 4,H C l u b met 1 with their a dvi110r, Mrs. Dw lght Lo- th e h osteH a■a1s tcd by Mrs. Eva g a n , an d cui•l11ta n t adv iso r Mrs Hyse ll a n d Mn. H e tty Capehart. v t When bllla tafce the lion•• Herbert D i xon 'Friday eve � l ng L Fa ors we re 11mall baske s filled with ca nd y an d cen tered wi th a . lhe Logan Share of your paycheck . . . ho�c, Rock Sprin;s small Am erica n flag. H.oad. lt'1 time At ten d i ng we re Te rry Stal n aDa r lene Stnlth d iscuslied a n d to see ut for (kmoostrated the marki n gs on 8 k�r, Rex Cum i ngs, '.fommy HyBel_l, 1 patter n uud their mea n i ng and Billy Sayre, Len me Ly o ns, w,1. 11am Capehart, Michae l Capehart, .\ln. Loi;:an discussed scam fin is h , - Darlene Howard , Linda J e ffers, ini;: . l Ht'freshmc n ts were served by San dra Dodd ri dge, Linda Hysell, �1rs. Jammi Hall to Darlene Smith Shella an d Crestlyn Hicks , Li nda fluth Ann Brothers Barba ra Smith / Will, Kay Wyatt, Su s ie Hys e ll. I Jimellc Cumln ga and Julia A n n K aren Wa l ker, Jacklyn Scl den a bcl / Capehart. n Susa Dixon, Mary An n and Lind a Trl-L111ler Cleonen Robla1on'1 Cleaner■ Fay Sta rcher and Mrs. Logan al\d Mr,. 01,o n. Bwy Bee 4-H Club PHONE WY Z-IUO PHONE WY 2-1428 The nex t meeling will be hel d at r Sea,wn Ocua: 1 : 30 p. r'n . Thursday In t he bas eIll MI DOLll'OllT IN POMlllOY '11he Rock Sprinp BU-8')' Bee �H 1 me n t of the Enterprise EU8 club held Its reaular imetin,g at Churt'h. _ / lhe !home of Mn. Amos Leona rd -- ·wlth Betty Erwin u ,ad vl30r. Ten me mber3 wen1 ,present wlbh Presi• I dent Anita CoUlns pre,ld ln11. itt ' • Clu b projec t� were d iscusse d ' and a sewing dernonsit.ra tfon was 'v-" J he ld . The n.e.xt meeU ng wm be held June 30. MD&S THEATRI I I "'!:::======:====:.: i:::=:========� I•-------------., Father II About M"ddleport I I I )tjijQ ·b l·t1L1 I I I Day I , Observed Sunday I1 , , M •,'ddleport Around And I I I h, I c1 I �::::::=:...--,I progra_m presented [ , --..::M==;:;: , About a1n l I people I AHfOn,,r,n.dg Fs hherSI 1 I �:: ;;n ;-i� , I I ! I II I pruee up for summer socials ! III E IIY IIIVICI I In Pomeroy us help you your best looks forward on a l l those informal soci a l cecasions that make summer fun ! You'l l be wel l-groom ed in ga rments cleaned by us. Modern fac i l ities, expert methods guaran­ tee satisfac tion. You' 1 1 I i ke our low prices. I I I . ' Name Brand Me handisI 1.11.11.uoa - be Heat. sivin8 ,our II 0111111111 ..,.,.,.tee! You -i •u.a.d the Quick� JIO.pllan Eloavlc Water la famlly 11,e hot they l>Nd, •bone\v and --- 11,ey -■nt it • • • and you mutt uu.a.d with the abtolule utety ol 'Ur ■ and waler healer • • • the fact that it ID)wbn In you, (no Aueo or venle .,. needed) , • • If i.nk lift • • • the atra yea,. ol trouble-tt.e the ,.... ... not oo,np/,lrly lllll,{l«I. your money wW be Ntun,od . inalallatlon oooto. See your electric appliaiM:o dNler pl..._, or ..U ,. for IDOl9 delalla. lanav lll'Yiee. 0: bicludina ' M I :/J II • • I THONG SANDALS 47,: pair Roush's Shoe Store • •• s199-oo I • • ffold Family Dinner Mr. a nd Mrs. Earl Knigh t of Middleport elltert ai ned with a fa• 1 mily d inn er a t llleir borne Fri day e veni n9. Present wt-Nt, Mr. and · Mrw. M. C, Wibon of New Hnen and Mr. and Mn. W. W. Wilton a nd child ren of Wheaton, Illinois, who al!o spent the Wftllend wltlb tile Knights. . .....___ Bartels al the Cabell Cou n ty Hos• pllal. They also vl1itcd the ir ala• , ler-ln-le w , Mrs. A. W. Smith, who 1 fe ll breakin g her arm. Mr. and Mrs. tJmer Johnao11 ! Sr. of Wheelln1, W. Va. and Mr. , and Mra. Hany Saddler of Bridae­ port were overnllhl 1ue,u Sat• urday, of Kn. Wllllam Baxter, Mr. and Mn. Bentz Wolfe spent Frldiy in Plant.a wtth· hla 111ter1 Mlases lda. and Au1usta WoUe and broth e r. Mr. and Mra. Mannlnt Walker of Canton nre weekend 1ueat1 at hia mother, Mn. Ernest Rhodes II I ·­ -- -- hlnt Model Rlfr1C•11tor Wl'W - - • ..1111 11J lhln llll1 10.9 cu. ft, frl�dllrt Delu,e llildpt-prlcld . . . fillttl Wltll '""''Y fMturo• ...� 1r, bit ... • ,......., --•I 10011 • lloot - 111m "" I IIIL II .... llul� el..� NII eabl NJ1111-plltt ■11 "1\ltd • -- .... ..... INI • lltw. llllRIII ..., NIii llr·llpt Ill th RY nonllt kNo Pliu ••• New, Feminine "Sculptured Sheer Look" I . __. . --... .......-.... ......, . �-9!!'" · ·11, .-.. 111e,n11111J .... ; . ,.. .• .• -:-■- •.•··· ..·· •• "• --- ' " .I ' ., I I MASON' FURNITU RE -- ---·· - - ---ANOTH ER GOOD BUY FROM BAKER'S ' ,I ,--,.,�C:S,!1>�• ·••-. ' I ff ,.,_------­ . Rerula I t·-­ ' - • 4. . · JP Advuor E ELECTRICITY le :,our b•"•r way to beat water ' M - ■ATl8.iSD wllll • Quick-Recovery ao-.a11oa Bl...ta Walft Realer or 70W IDOlle7 .W be - be tum.I• 1w .:..._.:_s. __ I Ob13f,h s· dhdW.ay h $25 TO $1 000 - • 1N, COMPLffSLY 1-1• 1· I SMITH CLOTHING ·w.,u; CIVUAHTD TOU WOll'Tf Anl ••'11 "1rliler 1Uuotie• ••tar The S&H ' Mobile Redemption Center Will Be At I EVANS - t.1iddleport June 21st - 9 to 5 pm Serve I pQrfy neCenf/Y �un nin g· out of , hot water too oft en ? aO I I ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. ao 1 un I LAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS 'l'lill 0 I ° I Robinson's ...... IMludlq .... I i IN MEIGS COUNTY I - lnotalll I Mason, W, VA. ' - - $349.00 / • m�r Set 1 0],\o � l : l l• /\ 1 •· ! S. , , _ . 1 . , • t 1 . ; 1 hl,1 ( \,h. n,!J1:s, Lh • Ir United l'r ... lnt.rn1tlOMI .... •- II hod lho tho,I· e1t .-.1,n of •ny PopL It. WH •lkfN March 23� 752,, and dl1d wlthlll, 72: hou" of _,.,1.zy. VOL XII a1 e Now You Know •• Pomeroy-Middlepo NO. 66 ent1ne • Tue&day, June 21 , WEATHER Ohlo, -. ....... - 1HHIIII r•ln ..., -' ,._,.,.,. WadMMiaJ , ........ 1nct ecr:1tl•iel thvnct.rstormL llltlhtlt ...., - hNloy. HO., -y ......., in 70.. Lo:- ton ..ht 1ft '°"' 1 960 S:NGLE • �. r;O."l! - k Cotmcil Takes Deduction For !!�� !!��!y�!cl��Pi than routine business was transacted. George Hor3k , appoint• ed at the last meeting of council, took his •••t at the council table for the first time after being administered the oath of . oflke b� Mayor Charles Legar. .• • -�-U Bllh were rea d and re ferred Colle ct ions for stre et m�tera . to the finance commi ttee for PI Y· f or May were Sl 264.50 and park• ment. wltb one exception . Thi! i ng lot meter, $1,200.50, I total WII lllddle port'a monthly bill of $2,474 as co mpare d to $2, 1 93 for u,e· of the dump ' for the for April. The new mo l(p' 1eooter II 0:,1, • mootb .of Miy. CouneUmen in- for pa rkin g meter ,h ..u wont Kenneth D. Grover, Pomeroy , has announced the purchase 1t,,1cted C,erk Edna 8ehoenl eb to into use May 1 7 and m11ch of the · . 'J · of the Smith Studio i� Pomeroy from Mrs. Marilyn Trussell, -tiiduct '$31 from t he monthly bi ll lntteaat! I n meter revenu e w as . ,.ASHINGTON (UPI) _ j of � .. pay for Pomeroy fire- attributed to futer check of meLong Bottom, and will take over operation of the business tary of State ChriJt.lan men �bo we.-:e called to fight a ters by the pQlice de partment, tbe July 1 . ., fin at the dump. erter told Congress today . Chi ef aaid . Mr . Gr over is an experi en ced assigne d as· photographu to mate ' 4i'I J lhe Elsen hower adminis- r Pomtroy rents dumping space . .· · ph o tograp her , havmg J1tarted t he trammg · · pictures, TV 11Iidea uaed · · · ' All member, of Co ,ne1· 1 were - U n.ited StateB defense. 1Uon IS abandoning personal · fro� u1 Middleport u 1 set re nt, I U S DEFENSE CHIEFS MEET stu dy of pho togrJphy in 1946 as a for teJ e v 1si on progum1 an d pub1.1 Roy and councilmen were of the opl n • pre se_nt except Councllma ho bby, la ter worki ng in a Da y• l ie inf ormati on pictures pu bliahchte s from around lbe world held secret talks in Quantico, �-level diplomacy and re- 1 on that Middleport llhould pay Be t:r:lng. Also 'presen t was the Va. on a ton comm ercial ph oto fi n ishi n g . ed i n news papers througho• ut the I " ng of endin m inclu h probl of the ge r e 1arning · U-2 g emp to di � asis e on traan 1Ri4 , fini:nen for fighting dump fires. cle rk, Ch ief Webster a n d Patrol- spy filRhts over Russia and the apanese rlot.s. John McCone· dltional United States. H e was a190 photo-n t as • laboratory t ech n ician. pla channels and proced- I Dutt �trol in the village wae m en G oodwin and We rry. grap her for the o fficial Marine Corps ine Ma e h t in ted s i l en e H r Dougla� (center), deputy sec �$ of international contact." / , (left), · AEC · cbairman; ·James H. dbculMd with Mayor Leg.ar i"fl. in Co rp s mai;.azi n e '··'l'he Leather d followi ng boot c.11mp an 1951 S. secretary �r. Ga, t es Defense. of De �omas retary of and , , President Eisenhower plans , 1lflfcted to contact the firm of trai n in g, was employed i n th e neck." . � --- 1lp further good will trips, 1 M�a•n and l'ollrod relative to �':.nse-, (!��o_r�_enter1ng a seoret session_ Post Photo section . Parris Isl and , F oll ow i ng his promoti on to Ht rte r t oId a Senate Appro- l �J)l)'ffla a dust controi mixture S. C. Se rge a n t, he was made photo&r■• �o the Suan �UQ parking lot, the �tat.ions subcommittee. Promote d to corpora l, he was / pber for t he commandiniil officer ---- - - --- -�d -undet tbe Pom�r oy-MHon Pai-ris l11land bUe lnd ol l "But despite our deep diaap,Jltldi• ■na. to the Cbildren '11 was � a one time asaitned to WOr:i 0t0intme nl at the outeo me of the ltt:Jlle Hill. dor Seerelllr) ol the NaYJ �ith ap mmit," Herter sai d , "a nd d eMayor Lepr aloo will cont.et Whiteha l l as ph otographer on a . apJte the propaganda campaign I Mffi GROVER � un ty in an effort to have to ur of in.11pecti on or varioua . HOLLYWOOD UPI-Two for• �Ing waged againet us, it a ::;. p,a p d a rking ot grad• l Navy ah d Marin e lnstallationa. meat bread d and milk b awarded school oar Salisbury e anti man g er B d tri n ars, t s l � bef eeta thoe dust ntrol mix- eign rs that the b_asic eond i tio ns o f • At the tim e of his d ischar,v:e children musi be . to start co OJ' eel Sir Laurence Olivier, shared top contraCf&. reversed itself O n the worl d sltution have not 80 , & the Marin es, Mr. Gront from tute ii applied. The work la ex. acting awards today with Robe11 SChO01 in September, .aod move to tondlt10n led J ' beefl greatly chan ged . " 1 ron-mf es I peeled to be done either this S ck nd Jane Wyatt was senior pho tographer tor the fo r the watert at th,e Bradbury school in a special meeting Monday "' . aD . C o u nty o fficerH h a ve appre- hue and was photographe r for . !�ll • .Herter adm1Ued under critical week; or qext, the mayor said. . 1.,.... - 1960 te1eY1110n aeaaon. night. e n ded two juven il es who .hav e b · the l'rovost Marsh.11's olfke and e, oning by s ul)comm itee Chair. I t kl 11 Holes in th n Mo nday nigh t'a 12th a n nual the Bradbury c;i;, U rd often water at 11 boa the I ln �llcr meetinl . t D he admitt de music ring ed plun ) �� for the Criminal lnvesticalion De :i�ed� e . d, e :id d tch rat r it �: be Pi g •cademy show both Miss ruled childre n had to be six y ears school was awarded Foreman & ma n Lyn on B. Jo hnson CD-Tex box at Baile)"s Lake da n ce pavi- partment. . tha St 11e 11) th t e e nt at e m par t mi Ulan . 1$»plying a new surface to TV D 0Q Bergman a nd Sir Laurence :,iron l Mr. GroYe r is preaently em.'I'.he Gra ham Plant of the Va na• l ion. Sheriff Ro bert Hatten b ac h the loll. St.reeti are n ow in the Emmys In their Amer ican v ideo ol d by Sept. 1. Last night i t wiped Abbo l, Midd leport for $l,2 . 11ueed !he sl :r:e of the Japane se ew history jlll d arithm etic text t he motion off Ila boob and put N oday. t said will o rica e rporati Am o C f o i n dl n, l y ed as night radio ope.rator at o pl h proeeas Of being patched• the debuts. Bo th have prevlo aly won whic led to ca�eell�t_ion o f $ti u starli J!,g ••es back 10 as "to require I boo k.s were ord'ered for both town Jfe81den t Ei&e nhower s \1 The youths will be taken before th e M eigs coun ty iheriU' s office. curtail operation& as of July 1st . ma,ot told Council. d an 1s1t Oacan in motion pictures. sta rters to be ab: by February l. ehip grade sc hool,. . A hlch·q curb in front of the d'9regard ed re com m endatio n of The announ cement waa made th is Jud ge Ha rmon O'Brie n f or bear- He w ill continue his job at tbe Stack was honored _ as beat acPresident Edward �• preeid• Thia morn ing b)' C. G. Adler, plant i ng i n Juvenile Co url !he riH's oHice. Mr1. Gro ver bu Gana Reataurant in Su&ar Run tor In I aeries (or h11 portrayal foll owing startinc; of acnoo1. , I ed, with vice preside llt ChU'lea hll:h congreuional leaders that the m was th e old rule. i he ff c ge been e mp l oyed for the put even e b s WII dlltu!led · to keep water from anc c lled e earlier. :�; lfip es l t t ed :1:�:�n� �/� �h� r:� i bers Joo Johns on, Naon tracts were awarded to Diehl, c mem l Milk o c i i pr e (in l gh shed f e vel �� o M � � �: �� at the Pome roy National �i e:t years : �: ;,n s h eavy ralns h ,rom flo_odtni the ?�� ��t l il le o hnso n commented tblt, ''1. , t duct inventory has ma� this was broken open a n d the money Bank.. l bulldln,:. T e matter WH referred Wylltt won top seriea ho non for the Gllyan Crea mery, HWltington , than B1gg1, Harold Bl■ekston and f for Salisbury, lo the Valley Be ll clerk, Eld on Week,, a tten din g. o wu our jud gement bad, b ut curta ilment advt.able. All th ip,- re moved June 9. Some of t he -------to the street conimitl� as was th e her wifely role in "Fa t her Kn ows Dairy, for Brad bury. · · -Grocer,ies Informa o ---Iac1· 1ihe1 t ion w11 bid. '' -'\t ill con tinue to money was provi ded by Mr. Scott ping eq r uest lor ■ewer repair on Locust \ Bea"' · � wh ich le ave, the air th •• and meat for :Brad bury will com e Johnson re minded Herter that func t ion and the e_mployee- Wil_l !_or operati on _of thi! mach.i n e dur. " Streel aeason . s G,oee ry Co., •nd th e an Ev from k I was d an oun h mg . » B d R•char Cbai-an busmess � l l e os ac !I IDS · -•" di -Jled be -...uu., 1, u y rap1 1111· u reca.i W tun • '"'" Chief J• d We IN,t.r•, report lo, , Th1! best dramatic series of the ....i. 0, .) of the Senate marked. Serv- lions w.11rrant. the month of May waa re ad and year award went to "PW house Davis l&! and rroduce Co. for oceri ea from the W. a:r Salisbury, 1 f Committee �n , . bllrman J. The . marked money, all in 25 ,· �i�u : . utl iJzati,oa of tbia ¥ aceepted. _ .ffe re�· 21 ,rresU, 90" which wiU pot be aeen next � ff All I Pl;lmero,. Grocet)'; GJ�ba A. pieces, wa, traced through , .. ·-'ed f k t •I u lh ol k) ="bt"'"t llam cent e · u or 0)1 a • W . P,n · . ·, . • �• '= • • ,, __ 11 -......i..a..· nJ• · ,. ;-1Dd Jl•' , · ,complllnt, ' ,e,l'on. breo41 •ill 'b8 soppuet.\. tbe· bf ,,_, at1 on11 Committee had ln 1 t4c1t1ons. Approxbnately 275 busJnes/J places i n Pomeroy .un d Re� I � Aeft were el.pt IQv..U,,t.1., 1n· i nar •hen one-,hot "specad \'i,� �ga 1 nst the t,;p w�en lite employen: wilL be affected 1w the Mid dleport and the youtha U'J'Hl· Illegal parldn1 1rre1ts with 16 ial," W�e the rage, Mlsa Bert- Ohio Valley Bakery Co., MiddleM3 1 Tokyo d1 sturb1nces t(rat cropped present situat ion. port. ed: (= - -;i'-r W':l'nlng1 115ued. He reported 822 man's performance last Oct. 20 Jn -. ------- The Ohio Bridle Corporation up, · . 1 . partlng meter violations wlth ''The Turn of the Screw" wu . The resianaUon of Mrs. Robert five Meigs coun ty 4-H cl ub awarded the con tract for l'ewas erter _ 1d the re H endllt1 ons m co!D sa only S l outBtandin,: unpaid park- rated hlgheat fqr a · ain&:le �r- Haggerty aa 8th grade teacher at mem bers are attend ing State '-H were c onsidered b ut" reJected. pair of three bridges by the Couning meter viola�ckel.!I. B radbury WIS accepted and Mias activlties thifl week. forfflanee by an act rea,. ty Co mmissioners at U.Cir regular When Joh n son dem�.� ded to Olivier was voted his award P olly Hernon, OU ,raduatf of t his session yest�day for a total aum now v.:ho �ad made lhe inc orrect k Sunday, June 19, DwiJhl Nel. and Sixpence" s pring, was employed in her for "The Mooo v aluation $19 41 7 or e abou t e,:te nt of the S Holfor Tar l ille ft e Langsv aon, ,apanese riots, Herte r said that place, which was beamed Oct. 30. ag�eeme nt was made by anTh� , f . Wes..m1 Lo■- Out A contract to re move iron an d low where be ia attending Slate f� m all _lh e mf ote of the bo11rd, wit.a split ormatlon we re · Olber flt I Forestry cainp for • we ek. The N ' · .Va. (UPI) - C.h �r eston d eC l V�S, Commiaison\lers LESTO CHAR -----The 90-minute NBC colorcaat • • N eulZling and Har. Ju g. e d , ed was e v eoll dl11e it a c i ··· Farmers Ban k and Savlng3 Co ., WeSt Virg in.ta state g:1tce. and the FB I JO med forces today ID tinger vo tin g for the contra.ct a nd mixed comedy and m usic with the T ent" � ut ,','YOU can pin it on me � and the P ome roy National Bank lwarda pr op-ams whi ch 811.W win• searching_ or clues t at Will help them so�ve a $500, 000 ro b- Co mmissi oner lt:ullen \I o t i n g if )'OU hke. 11re spon soring him. ner1 in 22 eateg9ries, and a •rebery_ at the state Department ol Motor Vehicles. against. . award. lees clal lrus e ve; -entered tihe department Tlhi T he three bridges are the WilM n Ju ay, d n o onal Darlene 20, at e Inton ni i p..., 1 ., U ted fe <;ontalnln g anotber �. 000 SOIi Foni bri dge whieb will be by ted boa wae program The sa ¥.i: 1 1 >b an t ou picking y Monday , Smith, Star Route Po mer oy, and one ' of the worst springs in by 1 7 ·inch a,ir ve nt ,jn the ceili ng was ei t!her overl ook� or deliber- painted and repaired at a cost of Jamea She ets, Rutland memory rode a flurry of tornadoes Fred Aetalre who won nined Em• left un touched m the same $3 ,577, the Cl ine Brid ge to be reyear in Hollywoo and �l oh was imbedded l n sixsinch last mya w for a week at Camp Ohio where �oods into the record =:.:• . Arthur Godfrey in N ew York. painted for $2,940, and a bridge remfon:ed concrete . . They ma de . . =.:: The vault co n tained �IP�• ST. LOUIS, Mo. U PI - Vice they are attendint State 4-H Jun• I of a llo ti ng: b the oddit One a n $300,000 in till mor with off .Y on the Langsville-De,ite r road will e Robert camp. Leadership ior The seuon, which started with ash. Tile remai nder waa largely from the sale o� motor vehicle h· be widened and cemen ted at a Westerns, m o::: t popular programs President Richard M. Nixon de-- Hamm, Minersville and Charles e · ' zz t, • d h ar b -"lo• Marc d•bi-e recor .,. a ee.lllSle pl-ates Friday and Sat.urdey. cos t o r $2,000 . i n the rstiDI syste ms, falied to clared today that" a , new adminis Lee, Bash an'. are n ow atten ding In non-negotia ble checks. and April floods, bowed OUI. II• gain a Single tra t io n must give top pri ority to i '11 ry 'Mi oeeurr ard · aw lc he robbe , ed on 'flhe money was to !ha ve been � The bridge on the Langsv ille,. h South east 4:•H M ar keting Tour mott II violenUy Monday , and j erry- the reform of "o bsolete wi t r ed sla th to over te e d l e h n ee b have o: Art h w en m treasure e Three dy honors went to er road spans Leading creek ome as l -b 97 & irg C e Dext sd inia h irt W V th t � ay, s d ' w .b of Tornadoes struck portions of uilt' ' fede ral tax la , but after M nday through Wedne ay in ounty jail on car believed to be tlhe fiNt major d ay. C e ason's ex-aidet ie Gallia Gl ey, e Jack Carn the other two brid ges are on d an . . 1l . c .a Bl 1, E. C. e . his t �ll:eslee Wi! � Colorado and Nebraa ka and heavy 11:lck for h ll uproarious antics in nati onal deCense ne�■ have been An msura nce policy Ul . effect Lead ing Creek tributaries in west• the ft cha rge s were not involved in sta tehouse robbery. i M on arboys the IJli tb,i . complJlY · · rain hit the plains atatee and "Vip" another special. met· fr om June 1 to Aug. 1--beight of em Meigs. · · the rob�ry of the Provlco Feed . ketlna: tour. . Florida. rl,;.: of t he •l ke nae season-- w oul d replaee · In the on ly other action taken b)I' o o vi t sly was "It w he Nix on made the statement m a b oo 10, March nville, e Mln in re o St ________ A twilter caused $50,000 damaae speech prep�red for delivery al Sheriff Harte nbach learned today. profes!l'ion&is � knew what tihe y $300,000 of the 11tolen money. An,t 1 the Co mm ,·,,,·on e••s, • requert of , anap tz whe o it ped lo., n at Pee , C n o c nary e anmv 40th he l--" or vention l m Gal• were 11o·tng," Cl1Y detect!ve Adria n amount above Lhl5 wouJd be a los-s Judge Harmon O'Brie n for transn eaver n 8 -100t 11 11. u 1 po 1ea,· amaahed 0rf QU"' •• . The three men, arrested oola th e u. s. Junior Cha mber of Com- .,�1.nua In �in nis 81, id. The money, mOIIUy to the . �te u nleu ��red by I fer of funds in the amount of $166ha County, h ad burglary t bulldln"p and blew OUL window■. r Lim l Uty O'ur a e d riz summa h 89 m. erce. Ilia speec \lenile Department was· rr a d . i n large bills, �s taken from 15 aulh4:mues. West Vqfm � a� ate e a when n o i s posses their . . · i n the Ju Sidney, Neb., was allo struck by eon m1c h hlcle h· granted. k which owth a c n req e new ave to d 0 ews ll e ve gr trll'e t ioc ers i the wa of a hug '! � \ll h A2.e William M. Weaver of New She riff Harte n bach aent their a twister .,,.,lcb uprooted �ea but he hll pr�•ented to the pla,tlorm Haven h as completed a tour of prin t.a to th e London Bureau of 'WBl.k:-t n vault. A 2,tK)O pound floor -ceme platea July I of each year. did little other damaa:e. No inJur• committee for next month • Re• duly in the Far Ent an,i Is sched• Criminal Identification (or com- --- --------either city. Jes were reported publican Nallonol Convention. uled to . return to the Stoles on porloon wllh print& found al the Gallia Man Awarded Many "" "the eident e � P, streased vice e Th aquad . emer1ency JunePnlvlco ore and learned none of st e Pomeroy 'Di 2:2 Tbundentorms drenched the Parole By Commission Alrman Weaver haa: spent one the three were involved. The men was called to Lan11vWe at 8:32 theme that the primary source , plain, witb. up to fin lncbea of last nl&ht to administer first aid of progreu in Ameriea hll been year "ln Ja pao and ai,I: niontbl ill COLUMBUS UPI-11M: Ohio have bee n removed rrom the Gal• raln, . touchiq off dol:en, of flash P udon and Parole Commission toFetty, 12, oon ol ltlcbard and W\11 conUoue to be , the dy- Kot'lla. He Is 1<hedul..· lo spend a Ila jail to Kentuck,y where they Le flood, to Nebrt1h. Many per,ona lo roy granted ·pa.roles to t 13 m• day of vity month at his home In New Haven were. wanted on breaklnt and en, Fetty, who w11 injured In a bicy• n■mic, creative producti 1lecl their homes and at least one 1 reformatar, at s 1 mates . overnment private terl Air �ver • than r 1� ra to eporting before r n,: chargee. . of the tate e c �e ht Mansfield. Drew Webster Post American Legion met Monday d ied. them ate efof ost H �: -:!d reported that the enterprlae. For-ee Baee, Delaware, for ht■ new "'!'bey were Richard c. Gerhardt, with 28 m embers present• Commander Frank Vaughan preA Stanton, Neb., farmer, Don•ld 20. July t fee . ,t; ,.. ,. 111lgnment. rln1 from a poHi• George Paul Isaac and F.dward E. Slwu-,s; • presumed boy w11 suffe , and the _guest speaker Cadet Danny Struble , son of The commission heard D appllHendncks. 211, waa HOP ANNOU�IO racture. He w11 broua: ht f skull e w aa sched uled to leave Kore• 1■au. H hie Clarence Mrs, and Mr. drOwDed In a· bridle waabout. His Speake,:. Pomeroy, , Strubl as ts for parole a nd turned d own n ca � ________ A re cord hop will be hel� at last week with a delay In route in to �omeroy where he w■a trana• wrecked car was found in i cree)t: them la3l week at M"ansfield of 2 on Y. Struble talk N. Wet&. brief Cadet a of Point, gave , 9 h " 1 auditorium l lFPa Cha Air Sc TJavla Syraeuae to the oo Jap11 n before flying ferred to the Ewin& ambula�ee r _.. Disnt i ssed county iflcludedt bed and police qid warning Ughl■ o lees by Par ,., school. Officers' Army nation's the at activities d 7 calle Is m. p. He •10;30 nia Wednesday Califor in Hospital Base Holzer e Lo c e and tak n I For ny, grand larce Young, on the washou t apparently blew J ny n h o J w ebre ees Ch. Frank on reported "Bermuda NlghL" with admission th e son of Mr. and Mra. Chesler In f.ou nty Court , - · where he was admitted. J, ates, o C rt e Rob 1942-45); WW ( ,way. o unty. O C Gallia in ven d r n on i t co ist hel d ict the couple. per c nd · a single -�2D . In ano ther call at midnight l�c Weaver, New Haven. State partol chatgea of fail ure -. None wer e froni 1'eige: county. Middl eport Sunday. Official actio n M. Thorn�n (1 909-13 and 191 7•19); _________ �------laat. night, lhe squad administert o yield the right ot way agai nst SPONtolt SOCIAL s, K-Vet (1951-55 ) ; and Hoy Curti a \ l e en to thank issu s tak o s a t wa / WANTS BANK lPOltT James'We ber were d ismiaied tod ay l lO s The Bedford Future Far°'er• 4-H ed oxygen to Ellen Jane Bright, to Eddie Smi th, WWI 0918·19). ta 8 To WASHINGTON UPI - The Ro riati , Ann atD in (ounty Court for l n suffldent Dave Cummin gs who e ngineered oman arg Club 11 1J)ODsorln1 an ice cream 10· New Market. N. H., at Lhe heme Officers for the cominr Legion Take River Cru.i8e evidence. The charst was the re- installati on of the new roof on the ye r were named as follows eial Frid•Y, June 24, startin 1 at of . Geor1e NeeSf!lrOl.d, on Laurel comptroller of the currency today For Dl'egal ,Sales : . "!. of dition M'lddleport _ Pomeroy Rotar ian s . suit of an acclden L al Chester Post h ome. Twenty-two men inI) p. m. at the Bedford SchoQI. The St., Pomeroy. Dr' . Hewet.son was iasucd • ca l l for the con Commander, Elza G ilmore ; f �t Mrs. ' Mary Allee Samue ls, 818 12, June Sunday, f th oo r led e tal s e n . 5. Ju of ba�ks H s n o ennati 1 e will h t Weber's calle�. some time ago In which ' with t heir (Rot.ary ) Ail\DS. pubUc •i1 invited. ond \II� , West Main St., Pomeroy, Wliill arsec ble ; e. J l r o w f o sir:u ho � . n � V " � . u� . . . joy • two-hour rinr cruise on_ tile car WIS involved. He had entered i 10 Eve rlsstmg Services Mick �1 lhams, a dJutant, .�n me tested yesterday afternoon by Post excuraion boat. Su.sin A friday a n ot guilty plea. Je_wel l . treasurer Paul Casea , c hap- Ch ief_ Jed We bsle� and la in coun on . I_n othe r .acti on t n County Court were co!ld ude� by Joe SLru. b!e m la m, ening wit!:. dinner serve� ev ear�) E ber l ous '., trustee ' a . a T .a: . ty j1ul today awa1tmg hearing on 1 . B&ul ey I Ke ndricks, charged by the which final tri bu tes were paid to E es t Lallat nee,� post se (�; boa rd. n 1 � oHI· a charge of m,gal sale of liquor. rn Departure time !Ji 6:30 p.m, from patrol with failure to yield the Elmer Hamm, WWI ( 1918-1919);. cer C. J. Rhode,, Sgt.-at-Arms, Ro• She will be given ., bearing S■t-• the Middl�port levee. Ra:tarian r!J ht of way, was fined $1.0 and J bert Burton. urday evening before Mayor CharReeds Entertain For , . �ra id Preston- is cruise �an. coats. _ _ ____ , _ ,, · , 11 'be:Or _. Jes _ _ J Saturd&Y nt-�ht the _ Nri: Gity . , . been designated "GI Nighl and all Rotal'V's Directon . . Samuels was arrested IHt in .all l!llort to �Yide a more � newapapers tbro!IJbout the March qf lJlme.,, e�c.. , Mn at . e tJie b Susan o, ar n lun t the urg� v s gqed e e To brlnl it, me•ce to_ the u,i• Shrine elub ttH Ted Reed Jr. Presiden t of the ' o te� ia��inl and tbOl'O\lllb • coverige U"" canada and Aluka. Appiv,, HO$PITAJ. AL on a 1irnilar ebarga. MIIGS winter GINIR � • < " 't . . the A fo� a cruise. --·--,-,.._�-t 1 �p0rt·pomeroy 1to'tary Cl u b Post home by p· m · e- M'ddl JIU Qf,. ehureb' ne w• for QM: arel, "nle xlmat_ely 7,500POO , familie■ . are churc.he d.. , an.;J ' � 1tbnuJ1,t1 m1t Ad ted : N orma Gran t, "'ddl d ah s o� Refttsbmen ts of ho.td -------thritltlanl Into �A, 8entlnel b� �11.tracte-d reaehed ..,-eekly by tbem l"rotn mlllion1 of casual port: EH:r:abet h Grah,m, Letart ; and Mrs. Reed, ent ertained the cof e w re , TO WORI( OUT· FINE �k_vVd following tpe Bri• c ay er Who O se t � : r 'chuttb. jtil!Jldtilce THI rqula of Amerlc1 ard over o o b all inc ming and to'WIUI and o 'dUe1 tgoing 8er• Advertflins � nd ; Ward Rutla with the keUUlr Hollman, h St eD . .ep eetmg ' . Y Dit Ch arle! Allensworth Middle• 11 , aughan 1 vict for 'a IGCII ''Suppek t he eomt enthull11tle rtpgrtl al the ., CHURCH MUfT ADYIRTai Rayes . Pometoy Star _ l\o,ute ; John� il irtttors al his 'ho� e on Mulberry ro To Millionaire Dies . 1 ed $15 and' cosb last fin was rt. o i, riCA i popu• hilrofAm.e _AJmoit · , Mini• . e rtJ1ln1. a�v h st _ t cookout thl• W! • a ·of e., l�Qt , auecel!J ,11 �� Av e Kenneth , _ John rsvill e n r, e Mi rues ny Pllll.ADELPIDA (UPI) <llurch" advertl■lna pro111m. H. G no . ch qrelt l'fflliat ion. fl ight ln a s�Sslon of Ma)'Or Ken- Chaney, Sh l!llde. A d i �rora meth ng W.II hel l y Sr .• 70, bther of Prin'cen Kel B. R. AaplnaJI, Woo•t�, a,' repreten• t�n and publiJnel'I write of in• latlon has cJ Mu sie Pros ects~To . la grow• n eth McElhin ney's court. He will Dl�char�ed .. Noah Sw is�, Porn: atterwai; �P. ' t.auve of the Keister . or111nlutJon, ,' ereased church attendance, rene w- 1 Half of Alnerlca'I youth Gr.ace of Monaoo, w,ho rose Crom · • r. ork out the fi ne on the village w s lltUe ,with religiou o no . up lng ieJ t h actM c · in ul'Ch terest n i d 1 e e I ;roy, Wl�arn fard, MJ dleport, 1, now presenl.lng the utstandln nville a:1 apprentice �riC.l�er to mil• HmTts In Meet ihc to ition d ad o In Attendin& . marked e'llidence of ;more wide trainlnC, Millions read li ttl e if 1trte ts, Chi ef Herbert Gilkey sai d. e atricc ce, om eroy. aeries to local lt)111■, . Honaite contractor and a leader l ed for 1o• schedu is meeting A esiden t we re Gene Grate. in eom r p -;:>-for rellgloua lntli• arr/ cbllrCb . U,teratur�I But they "Support the ,pread re■ped .The ,Keister ol o sch ville n o Harris I ng presid ent; Secretary Jack Rob- night .at the · · In civic, ·bu6iness and � cir• VISITINc; HIRE , rea� t�e pa_p en, Ind they think �utcb" series h11 � �e■lf;ned ;lilUon,. cles, died of•cattcer Mo nday ft blJ de gra or chool s high any John for Bahr; Cash r e Treaaur n, o s Sisler M. Cornelia, R ochester, t)ie 1ver-CJ1)'-Mi'na n� for 1 Tbe publJc today 11 !9-d-consdou1 about what tbey __ rHd. , .. . _ hot'ne 'here . estcd inler are ho, w s pupils hool Owen, Diel rkle, e Z John Werner, c promotion. We buy the producll we h ave ae,en 1 Tit.la tflen •if the �tor, of the Mi n n., le visiting in Pomeroy with toHU:1Uf.J religi.ou1 Kel ly, who built one of tfie � D.oger , ic, s u n m tal n e i s Instrum Davi Bernard Fultz and Paul . her 1i1ter, Mrs. Martin Wadde ll h '' ·Jay,gest brickwork contract.· tion's � � are. .J)l'OdUCMl.. f01. ll.ewa- adve.rtised. Hundred• of trade Kelste� "Sllf;port t.be ehurt trict s Di Northwestern Roush, BIii ------NEW YORK UPI-Y.� other relatives this we ek . - STOCKS MIXID ·' \ Jll,J?lf ne where they can be ■een namu have become household pro,n.JIII. ;lt hll a,nnrered t very and int empire,, undd'W'ent •� nd director has anno unced. ba In ■Mdttiolltr malarlty Fq1zv, wotda. lt Is now eonaidll!!l'ed a ne- defin\tl need:· and h11 tnlwered ,.ad, J-7 , the 1�af.e/a:t, number :� ' � The mee ting wm be held at 6 surgery INf. month tn Womu'1, NEW YORK UPI--Stocka were · Fea�ura Spart■ Inc., 1MOVnctd METlli:RS GIT eeuJty to adertiae auch nationally I t to the qtllJaction and entllua· 1 p. m. at the HarrisOnville school M""edicel eol(ege Hospital and re1 op11cUve el1 t modera • ·11 In mixed I J�tllffli6n p � � , . ej 1 fllt" '1�r �. •Support the 6'1-ilrellH- Ida I eondueted campala:na u the Red iasm of p._bllshll!!n," m� and 1 Meter monev for the paat weell: turned home io auditorium. elµoJ todll,Y, la Of ·a,,y t-• ,..d, to - .j ,1'1i1. totaled !llddloimt �for loymencomeleoUou tb ,ale, e seal TB the drt•e, C,011 � liJ ••er � _ vo . � . . � 1 �• ,_ , 11 r;,.,; ( .,�· � • .,,.,,.,� ;,t ,. -�· v :-,..,),,; •:�1 : • � ..·H 1,, H • "" ' ; ' • "-1 :.F ·. , f1 · ' � • "l��-..:;;:.;._t,t== . 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