http://66.213.69.5/files/original/29f18c18823c0b20a34c28bcb03ba0ef.pdf 184a17d777fc6de80d9f024db743a389 PDF Text Text !i· • 10-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy. Middleport. 0. Jun" �4 . _1_9 61 Around And • a.VE ALL OF YOUR SAlESLIPS FROM About . .. • Now Yoa Know TIMi lfnlau IC thu tt .. NMW ..... .. .... wrtlh N111e ..,,._. • IIMII • • ... WOl'ld'1 ELBERFELDS I N POMEROY Middleport , II - ', • ent1ne _ _ _ _ ,..... Rllllo lo •. .-... .. .. '- - • b&de •• ., .. _ Ille,- Give Dad . . \Harriman Tel ls Russians T� iStop Talk, Th r ea ts, Start Serious Work At Laos Peace --·� ..., ..... :eia YANIC . CONTINENTAL SLACKS Hirt! ltN!a s3_95 These WASH 'N WEAR 100% CO'ITON Continen­ t.a,! slacks capture the look and feel of imported tailoring at a low, low price. FHhion-perfect luxury features include an ext.ended waistband witb elastic side tabs, hook eye closure, quarter top side pockets end tapered legs. See your size in new.season colors ....._,.,....,...,...... ttt Flt fw Aay hllil Unlon•M•de-S.nforlaef Give Dad A Camara! Give Dad Amblers WHITE Dress Shirts I I White shirts are some­ thing that Dad can a). waya use more of! Wash 'n Wear Cotton with dual cuff and per­ manent collar stays. Slzes 14 to 17. SUMMER SPORTSWEAR $2,95 NEEDS FOR MEN ond WOMEN Take Advantage of the Sale Prices On AT LIVING ROOM SUITES and BEDROOM SUITES BAHR CLOTHIERS N. Second A.,., Mlddl..,ort ON THE 3RD FLOOR Nationally known brands. Every Suite in tbe store Is now on sale at big aaving1. Free delivery to your home, MEIGS THEATRE Pom.roy, Ohio ' FOtlt-itAlt<I PENS Convenient and Ide to carry anywber,, Fln• and medium pointe. $1.00 * Salel OUTDOOR FURNITURE Jou get the 11w1st styling • • • PLUS Jar111111's fa■on •frie■dlhless of Gt• For Your Porch and Lawn Gay, colorful, comfortable furnJture. All at Bit Sevinp in the Furniture Department on the 2nd floor. liae • lhoe coaling doLn more. k ia -- ol ........ fine.grau,. C.lhmere leotheo, lo...,... up-k>-the-mlnute otyling, and riYeB you that wonderful Jarmu "l,iendl;,_ ol flt.• Come In and try a pair - you'll bo •-kinl ,. than. -. • IIDMt - · -- ... Featuring . • • "Burnished Olive" 'UIO� DRIVE·IN Other Styles In J1mian Shon 9�91, to 15.95 .._rd u... be�=� Good Food,Fun,Featured ".,,. ...... :;:�'; ;;;,.."" Debt liimit Annual Women Bowler Event ::r Upped, By Bob Wln •II tg �'.'!:"'.."! Deep In Red lbe..:-:. :O"lr!' __,, •rt-•, wo�:: �l::�1�: �:,1�� a\ f�: :..::m� have AD of :or. and Charles Mul1en at Hockingport, near t e <lome In and 111oet J01U1 - the blc ohlpment ju,t received. from Cu.non Milli. Whether you want whill or Watch Repair - - Lopm BY Le� llr,ed To .4Uend /lleelln1 Graduate Watchmalcer ■ ■ a, PROMPT SERVICE mm! All an urpd lo - 'lllundlly's -illc ll l p& lo illlp ­ _ ,., lbo ,mbJi :per. Tho -ill .- 1riD bo put D l ■ t r l U - IMlld, Roach. Wlttlr-, Your Watch -onlcallr TlFRI IITIMAT I - NO CIIILIDATION ■ eol- - II 70u preler · pom)e or .....U. In flit lheell « fitted oheell. NOW la a pod time to buy Oanaon Bed llhoell llt - ' .....:i.� 8:"'� I Ibo Aliw _.. Oomnlmler . B I i. i CNI, El!a- llol!a', Dine Y..t Wllllam Slmat, - l'rolllt 11111 ll:lalGn aaccsmtul fD hJI eampelp 1111 Dlatrlcl all! _________"'!'!"'_____. ... Bpe,m. """ .... ft.: vi.. _,.._ $62.50 LAWNOY POWER MOWElS lnd•eoaiplotoJJ clepeJidoble 1)116rna­ llullllad � u.._ one,p,11 - · -•'' poolllon auW., belcht­ ll lncb. Pua--, - " c..,. c. a,. an... tlit B siness Dealt !tt,�.!.!:1r.-:t.: Rev.Brown Leaving Soon � 's ''th Pomeroy For New Waverly Church apij ' s Ch 00I pro1ect Rev. Eugene J. :�:: o:":i��omeroy's most out----- 1 ,;,. _,. ..� flied apfml �=�=::"1 for a Jo!dpne1" '11 ........ the do/endant, ,... - ...... 11 ._ ..., t h . ,,,,. a . r ·t standmg clergymen in many year•, said today he and :.���� )O i Y ol bu ss lo of. way IDclted II ngbt hJa family will leave the Pomeroy area soon to begin oome ,:;,ore membe" 0;ne beea paid. • cJaarpai Che f'om. I Salliobur, lownohip. h Mn. WASHIN(lTON <UPD-Congreu a new 8fSlgDment at Waverly, lbe 1111 .._,. orde,ed eroy_ Board t1on l< Melg1-Athens county Hne. ,,,,. pWnllff cllarles lbe - · said he wiU begin his duties as preacher Rev tly today to boost the Brown w . � , ed y _: il ..,, '" ..., Jiid r :: ty and towmhlp ollidak � -•· 1 ";..,. The bow •• had everything in the food line from for ne :;' l wi S Ibis l unday, Churc t but Waverly Methodis the nat the bt onal h m by b al de U R i III illion w ro Jou eui.. - JJ■le, Y � to aampenaate 1nm fw � ·chicken to =�;·and from all lndicatio�, it was plenty ..U. .until about next Thursday . move ral n�t the y mmrt f n ean goverede a so O Wells, T 8aJNlr School. El= U.,V. err ry good because everyone forgot diets and me daUy ritual 1111 lbe .,. ol a iipl ol ""1, w - •- • 1...., pay III hW. during the camtoa •· "M)' fllnily and I enjoyed ""' -- B 1·• =·-·t with a � of seal- and returned for second serv,·ngs ld ro of 8 ar e � � �i:: :;,., r� ns:' d � .:.� � ��::a� bl•� �in �I: :� heavy NCI-� lpllld�ith and recreatkln. 1bis �=r :j; Fel � th ::..i "";. ( • n,qlllll f latl7 in 1941," ■aid Rev. �rowo Jo.. thla area. Rev. � l'I' -�� tltion. l,e ..,. · Plod ••·' ,.u.,, · ..• admlol, '11, frelDd. inale another .• e t 1 or b o \.. tropbit, bJ �ftl llllland "'\ �-.. c. Dalal ._ • lated .JD.a . . ,i,,.. teadl.. oollfng prompted II oqo o\, !lit flnal _._ - ne ol ta <'1Bta,.W 'ifine ,,,. . . • ten. - 1- 'leylel",_ ago, jult. a � We'"" not UJ• to JIOIIILJJ!,•...... eol chairs "8 lrl oll ,ean 0.. · · and .lat , � t a J)litla belb 'J"'lerv.U,,."ol o Kirtland - � cub "Il - "" ara .� the family l1IOVlld �. ,.. _ � a prdm the t , a ut 1 __,., bu It bo Wleb inl .. ay1b unleash .,. ,,... ,I by ...... b11 lin,;,. � bes a J at,_ of e D award 81 pr teave. that bo � .,..led 1 are ,preadlng •round • tale "" flie Board awardili Ibo s...r. dm, 8Dil Plfp+.• ......, · . ... on adm!niltratlon and the many _,, of bis <hut<II ton tournameot. · 1,H B ld o , t ro a Compeny a -act to - field ., liJo Rev. wn w ... ou bl lda we d u onerpl.. MellU1al11) (United lor peu at Con wh g;... • How Marian MI de_� 11emen � w f a a ua ltl ' build lhe """'"" aldewalk. Tho did not ...,. our tbe ·� Ibey called "irrelpcmsible apeod- le peroon, doeply Interested � tbo 8"ad ted _ e ween go <r0phy for the blglo 1eme on _., · __ _ -_ _ _w l and •ill company ill general contract..-. H u <hurch Schoo igh Pomeroy ao '""I , · ·· -the of youth I Ing,• rhuraday wbllo 'bowling for Eb, ,.,,. ,-, o tllla. a Color r llon:h Curtain, for the stage and d of In ill led a ill leaviq Jm,e 18 fo New debt c:eillog i.gt,latlon olben. Only Jul enbo<h Rardw...; and Mrs. A I r dow drapery ,..,. al,o NH'mMed. filed • oull ..._ .. of in ... " enterln& bopeo momhllowsblp Youth IP'OII ay .. ithin enac,ted P be d ■ w _L. . t.!ulleo ..... aiven the lropby for da A • governmeo eder be lo f the p al t bero 11 1 retreat beld on the Boy Foree cadeJnr OD recoau,,.n - ,,,,. curtain and drapery Items apiJ11t o.,1e1 c. llartla.,fr. bli!I!,, ,erjeo. toi, tbe Friday . wbWt .., � contracted by the Jansen Fred 1 quali• ill Be olflclala.. lop of tlon r. All a r • • -� �ll operatinlUtt.le �llllbt Scout &roundl at Cheate League, Sara Moore wu winner ine ,,,,. d llrar a ala e d . a l fl ilcuaed . rn ll ed gamea .... """· out w, .... that lbe administration would gel Parlahlooan of Ibo church lalt to lhe mil filed ,.. .. . i:;i, ,I the blp game � and lln. . up as man• the 16 bllliaa lnerea,e ft reql1'BI- week circulaled a pelillon uking Janel, Rev. aad M Brown'• clod oy,tem at lbe IChool but no that Ibo dalm - oat • day and 1riD Mullen Ibo - fer hlgb aern voted. ocbedule lbem. ed Wedneeday. ager, are ablo the eonfe.-e i. leave Rev. oldeat dmigbler, baa exprealed decision wa, agu■■t Ibo nlRdalt la ¥' lea. 'lbe group alao � a d to have -· be _.,,,_ d rd � ec ide a � The ll!a be bl 11 hope Coun wben y 1 ...... y a pool to a e omwn m th will she t w, t lllluae ,,,,. in ., Bro Tonlgbt' b Mia for l!benbadi lnrpby lo I Mea C er Tram'"'! al Pmnero, High 1l■o pl• P picking up the four,aeven, abt and behind doled they learned be wu to be IUlgn· in Pomeroy next fall and 8"ad· _,. .,. •1 Boys' Lea,ue, _,_,. • oma- mltee wu during the 11'1I.., term ,uTEI School uate from high achoo! at f'om. A Gallpallo teacher, Sara Riff roy lloclgen, Pomer-, Red■ II door, today to eomicler the Jeclo, ed euewbeN. len ,plft, fl � ... hl, wl lng tbe baa - Iha for T ft 'Ille�,;•: · . loadr lb Aanm_ Za The peWon wu p,,-.d lo .... when! ohe will be a s,,;o,,. tt la 11,ly ,,,,. lfl'OUP of about to - Potier, RI. I, Galllpollo, baa filed Syn- Glanll, � Jo. la1io and ..... ' . a o to be used , _....._ .... . a . ' ;• .., � B1abop 1wAm G. W"'J"' with Nothing deflnlto b111 baen ar- _.. pm ,,,,. ut alar enjoyed Oft '"'- ol 1111 a suit for judgment In Gallia dlan, at l'-.py Tigera, Roeine Thenblll m . , ID. -. ....-. tbn in the cuss will be furnished by ••- 1 w pus · ol the ranged yet. COD! . 18 County Common Plea, Court Cardi 11 � Yankees and Hou roumatety i Goble Ford, Inc., Middle- � � Ibo ,!"� " ·. ,e next week. Ke th agalml Wuhrncton National In- Pomero, P l r a t o , at Racine , -•bly lhb match in port. bavinl ,11111- uurch ..,u :' I t · ' �._... � , Rulo Committee Chairman ed • __,.,..a B die l\uranee Campany of Evanston, Bniives. ·� real B were n meellag w the w r Piesent al • afleellon bet een lbe • R "" ••,.._ ut ,_• _,. .;_, L • • g u •• Howard · Smith' D-Va" who 1o,t aipmen m.... ""' . ·,. � �� ' • · -..D.,.. l already bad been made family and lbe people of Pome; Vloe Pretident • - ..,, - ID ---■ ....,. Gra..,. ufitt-41•, h Rep,uented by Crow, Crow and Braftl al lndilna. Redl,g, al t. power to blocli new welfara Rev• Brown ■aid IHI nitht . roy, now llrwn, will c r e a t e Clerk J. Edward • SUpt propr1a11oa bao - ..... . ' when bis aaked the b'•'-• to allow blm to .....i�. ..,.. .,_..... •·•--Charlea o�'"" • •--�- lull of regre.. --·� altomey,, Red •..- �ty r�, Ma•WUll, WDllam .ruNCrllUU · ._.... many "'J :\., . _ . abe ask& j,)dgmeat ID the 1UJD of High Scbool lAaglMI, Racine st conservative coalWon. was dJ,. uest a-a, but the in. aad w. A. Clludel Gibb,. .... I,, T I.Nol , � : .- . . --f the of l ru !Oa 1318.8'1 wllb III percent - Pomeroy, Rutland at Bedford. lodged rom coolro d:: WU w11: .. The_ � ' . lll'DIIP IHI January, told • re· . IJvm Mardi IS, 11'1I and ber Middleport II Galllpollo. i• .,� a t a y at Ponaay though I b e 11,57 Molfl -·· _.... c� .,:, . . clwl• at Waverly ...... mud! Jl'rlday, l""'f play. Pomeroy at porter, co,ta, . . - Jffl'f Powell, trlcl '."11, 18 .._ AdmiaslDIIB ben al Racine, "II bu been obvious for ..,... more moaey' drun:b mem The cBII lllvalvu an Accldeat Middlaporl. '·· Raclne; Anllle Perry, Al_, d:, akieo. 1 lime with Ibo irnlponsibu spend- said. ' ,, . i , , aad S1cbau lndemolly 1mur- aud Bedfonl ---• ' lllrrlsonville; WUsoa. Norma 1 ing that • furlbe, ineNa,e in the ----once Polley, laued to her ., Rev. Brown !old me be hu •i> ISIDlSS INFANT D!&D . . , · Eleanor Guess, Fr'Olt; and F.arl UmJt would be neeesaary, I reeiated debt ! co--oper wt11t"" . ,. �r�ij y-:-i.. If a an,u.p, tile GaWpoU. Teaeb- . Uoa given a p the WM!:LANll tJPI - M!ilh Rouoh, Mid• C, E, Graeser 1b1nk thet before they get through hlm. the frlend■b ip shown to bia "' -• : . • . · . . . Be a .... 0. wllh ■pending leglaletlan the III lllllre family ao4 that h8 "'ll 4 llladluce• - m n! t.r.... Davia. 2 l!edlord. .... � Kr. 111111 lln.. lll■-. She ..,._ In the pa1llloo, lhal Gra na'4 • . ' . ·. · •· pannl>, her l,yom, Middleport; and Unda billion apparently will be totally la .l,Ja �• _ -� , _. •.. , � , ,_vy, ... never for ., GnJeaer, 11111 inadequae. u_, J•· 30. 1-� - � Cheri.. wlllm - ti/I, 111d lllrrio, I Tbe u1ignment at Wfflrly ia Thne lllila qaimt: Susan AI- : 18, 198t, 1 dle waa diaabled ud. o1 11r. am1 ..-Jc s Grueaer, Earl C!l'ubed a flllo d M . M r. • ti ., . n l'l'Olt a ----a defiolt.e step upward la the mln- berta Rawllnp. executrix of the G · miable to perform ber dutJH • a former Mlddl\perl l"l8ldenu, now ' '\i ,, ,.__._ W � . ' .• -, 71'" ..,, • est.all of llobert w. Rawlinp, ..... WU cr«d· . ' ...,_ �· tdrool - .. Iha Galliplllll u.rn, in A D y ........i_ 11a,. ..... ofllclally DAll I ualed lrmn Ohio Unlflralty 1h11 ;• City School Diltrlct. • ey. June 18, beinl Fath• from Ibo niconls In dllmilsed Th LINE l!IIONT lllANII u � in l on l • . , e pet, li etatea that the di> month and reeelved bl BS a Day, Ibo New Haveo Evan- Amly Speclallat Foor --- Common Pleao oourt of Melp • . 4 to . .. ,. Pllf Electrical l!nllneerlng. He Is a er feadan failed and refuled , ., . urcb cal Uni • ted �• Ch u M. Klmu, ""' of Mr. a n d County. lter the - due under the tormo adwto of , Midlfleport H I g b geh • ill pay trDNII lo w latlws in Mn. - M. Kimeo, Hart,,,,. sulll llled by baao Counll, and policy, e J ol th . t'j: iil. During Sun, ford, ,-illy arrived .. Korea adminlslrator "' Ibo ealale " their ...,... la Ibo - that the ...aidenl of defendant lie has Company ._i., Wl>i'lhip tlffl'lee 8 and la now oervinl - the lat Ellza!,elh Halley. and m, by WASHINGTON (UPI} - A drive in Coqrelo for .. onawer cartaln q- pi.inly the a-at . ,, will ba preoented '" the flld. Cavalry Dlvilloll'• 81d Artillery. llobert Halley, edmbllalra.., of IWD '. :•' 11111 lullJ under oath, .....,,1e1y Pl-..i 1riD Jes, , lift 1 ed underground nuclear weapons lelta plcl[ed ' 19 and . , the lather The Ill la Ibo oaly U.S. dlvlalllll Ibo - of George W. llaDey, steam today with a RepubHcan joiilbl1 . • not , lnde and in and , . ,.., pendenlb' b)' Dane, lag in Ibo � ... 1"'· "' dilmlaed hem ba,. "-'aed, bl line !runt Min: ....-i, bt , lifted. lie bin 32-month the tha t urging In cra ma a . �, ., . . . Mlnn.. Qule, f-1, IL Albert Rep. matIbo ........ins trial One R. . . a · Kon . ON !V m>N ..,... ler ended when an _. disclosed be bad called on ._ 1 :'!We, in BUPPEB .&NNOllNCED MEE'l'JIIG ANNOIJNCEII How ;and Janet N... Margaret · ---°p] -111 wu appareolly ......... 1111 of cre,,t Kenn,clJ Wedneeday in • lei·· •· ,liw. 'Ibo 10gu)ar llllllllhJy ll103tlng al Nlroed of ' . , left Monday 1, A jitney aapper will be held al be6n """'Y of �llaal :•Ibo Cbrlotlau -... of I b e I f..- a ..., . � m 11111' the Le14rr1 Pallo CGDUIIIJllilll' 11A11111Ma APPLICATIIINII -- ll la r,ported .lbal out of ler to order ,emmpUoll ,:,;·�•,,;.. �· !\"l ll.U,B. Churab • wlll 'Jdl. � lja"t ii opamilng building !l'rld-, � begin- - llavldoon, .. Olesblre Rt. -■t _.. wen i' '; , '\:"'.':}'; ·,,:.- i!outh Belbel v� No 11111 Llale M a o all - qllaot illl'II. Raw· llarlier. Rep. Chet llolllleld c) ' ·O • :,' ,, be held Frldq, Jime !ti, at t b e a m, - · •- from the nlq at 1,30. ..W, .......... lo 10 2. .., , ,;, put 1111 -- ..,,.. _...., fh a Bouse, of ch e irman ed W;. ln : lo lht 11aeJae B1mrpney squad Kidder, to. Ci1o11rn Rt. 2. - llop, .. - '11 the Robert D-Callf., home of Mr. and 11n. A l b e r t WCTA 1n1unneo Campany 8enale Atomk �• ,aJd ill U.S. williQllMn � ...,Ulfe, Rawllnp -._ w1fo. A eor wuh will N 1111d -tlllo Scbu111, at I p.m. bad amd the Prelidenl lo get there wve - e.J llrlljay 111d flllllrdQ l!u:i:-.: repuner IMl,rf:. Eberabacli .... !; :'..r.:.:1:.:..-: =�tha • lliiibet' <W!I w m 21 ·� · Newark . .,,� � �="' �' .•,, ·� �•.•..J: ,• , �- t!:.�!;8ha': !>Im lier, = membenbip '!i!, e . ,· . ·,,.,··111t •· >· ··" Oo-· , · · · bf , tllo :'!, ·· · don' Smith Gu • - • -,la. -Ba ._,. Ill -...--. ·' ,• .n, tii,i: ..'ll: ,.. Three Suits ed Jn -11oo. i•' da, · :;'..,�.W: JaJmed r l lbe r1men1a1. .. Pint. 1111! cult of ---too IDIOf people, baln parmll 11111 llachn, to ...._ la buinS -... ol ""peraonallill _...,._ ad oocial edJu& men1. •• 'llley ergue lhat what • - ..... In Ibo - II .__._. • the -lo let • ....,..._ ba m e e h ln the -. $n1111 ..._ 11111 lht '"'"""' p,p11 ... allonl lO bo lo pwi111Wr ad aJoa1. .- ·-= . i: � made '"' -· 1.- ildp 1n . brood ...... - 1o do wall ""-l' tm underlallm, lo nod boob lo uep up wltb Ibo -• lo pul ono'a ball eflarta lao• II hind, and to di> illlo r1" plqa,n hi the doiq ti that Im. In _.:._ - ,_� �. •- w ...,... -� 00 man ocbo1ar1J• Dr. - bo, - . 11111 n ... llfb-cl f o u r ....... . lhal - ..... up la _ _, tliat _ ...,.. ..., �- ; r ,, : , ■ • tt three Coal -• •"Iba!.� •Dr. C , IIN ResumptIOil Of Ddergroun NUC ear Testmg Js Pushed lbe otaiid!l7 -•- Olll··•"llie u,-,-...,. , - 1,i '• ai-,,, , :uow 11r. - -. ]lftlldent o1x ....11.i1<1r11e11 - - r du..no throulb educallolJ, ... tbat � lo Dr., l!mlth. Sb,e 11111D1 CliUIO lor Ibo eor """' dlJIO fl. � Ullluully. -,. by � , of Amorl- : - get lbefr only lnBpltatton INIC!ben· al Ibo the · oiie ·od li'aam . lelrnilll fnom lbeir lladran, oo<Jer-• t. ... ; r., ----,,-� of - wmbbop - rm M ·- . !� ....... tllol then a INI for Ibo' llot and blp ciaJ milmllll, al Ibo Jr. II, I I b In, . 1, ..,, - AT IIUlmN llfe.tlnle cbarae'k�, . , ; · . , c"� Sohool wltb tllla ol_ ._ wwlc[ . Members • al � - by l..den fl lerlalk>• I "Op"llomlenr," . _ ly mab -· • Good . ln•='anotloo � Ila eha"== 'P<lmeroy -, (Jab . . , . .M 11y' ..,_i. • ., ,. . . , . . '_ -.-, . -• ___ . ...., lomom,w """""'8 at I p.m. at r , O ad " "The ' Crowd . fMl-1 t!mlth urged loa<:ben lO be Aid lhat "- .,.;... Laoio!Jr !be 'olartln Realallrant• t11eii ...,. Dr. 1 llalllm lhlalrL" · aclioJarlJ __ - add It our - lodly la . >ii. · t, offll:eo of the Ohio Fuel . 11111 � ... bo dispelled OIi- a ldlolarablp ,, - In ... . .. bumoo ol Gralt Geno ge �; lit litlM fljl, by lmpmJaa · the qualJIJ of 1 planatlaa. bo 11111 tb:lt acboiu, ""· for • •· jll:l!lnlll. .. · lbe � ..rn - wm.... Damage Action be ,...ii, : baD4 • W11!. i,t; «ii ..... " · r-., Teaehers Challenged:·'�ake f,ood, Don't Make Exeuses' By Marshall Head . , E::'�. rE' � _., 11 -... ..._ --allly wlildt.� ..a_... ....... OoualJ ' dolr.,. · . · · · foldiDc °" i..; D • po,-iJon - "'l"lujuro. lrwn -• �• fl» _ llilit o u J!l,t.,� l !f.Y ii' i!,111 ,m.a, L = '° ailht, at ·-· M4a,. :,�� •-•lallon s,r..... d low .• « cernana: :J..i 7';" :!re .:.r..":1 ' Man f.arpenter Died At Ag'e b ., , o • ,:,_.._ ftJim \,iUICeue lbe -· .! · Area Gam ' - -es · . VII A.. Gallia Teacner l'ednesday Eve n.. •• Fil,.}, ACti•on For Benef'Its ,an:: ,du,--• :i...i_ - u. s. ... .... ._ ... _ ., J_ MlnetlVIDe llll>erfeldl - belldQGortm for · fine oheell and pillow mt Filed In Court ea,_, ----------'--------''--- l =----- Crow's Steak House second place team in the Friday League. - Sentinel Photo. IE!IIII �8tliv!Vlal . .. · · ,•. ·hllr,. � · · · Canno■ SltNts alil· PiRow Cases ,' a o,ures lhir llli,iiioil TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHT •1001 ARABIAN NIGHTS" Starring Mr. Magoo (Technicolor) - also Eleanor Parker and Charlton Heston in HfHI NAKED JUNGLI ,. (Technicolor) Jvne IS-16 Thur.•Frl. :Mamie Van Doren and Richard Coogan in "VICI RAID" - also Eve Arden .James Stewart Lee Remick, Kathryn Grant "ANATOMY OF A MUIDIR" *11· WABRIN���·· ·; ·· · ;··� 1, Le1•fhe1•t's ,i ------ I Pen and Pencil Sets C�RTRIDGE * 99 SCHEAFFER SCH I AFPIR father's Day Winner I WMn II lost you mn haYt a coaplele,. ., outomatk fflhie CGIMIO wlltii tltchfc-eye UfllOIUhl Cllntrol • on Oina1ingly low prlc■I No Ntting• to make - you ju,t al• llfNI INOt Ill tun or lhade • • • ..,... llllloon with photofloodl lamps. Tht tlKtrlc: tye 1th lfle opo1Ur1t automatlcally. Hot fast f/2,3 len1, easy loadlng. UMt *iffw' lmll'I fll-. See Th• Complot, L I n • of Cemer•, Camera Outfit, and Movl• C,merH. 4.95 • set FRIDAY thru WliDNESDAY Jvnto 16-21 Walt Dl1ney•1 "ONE HUNDRED ANO ONE DALMATIANS" (Technicolor) ONE Great Big WONDERFUL Show Colorcartoons and ,ettinJ, for you! Cartridge pen and Eversharp pencil in a gift box. TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN * 10flT ' '• • GENEVA IUPIJ-'Ibe lhited work ean bring, Uleful resulta. states bluntly told the Comnut• Shortly before Harriman spoke, · · · · • · - · - - • . nl&II today to qull makmg prop, the conlere11<,. recei,od the ,at,st U P l apnda apeeche1 and mLtan• report from the International C.On. PresJdent Kenedy .. h;, . .iq , tru-.at, and get down to 1 rea• troJ Commiuion in Lt,o3 which "mllH lea, • diacomfori" frem llstlc job of wrltJng I pe&l.'C Rt- Hid last week'1 battle of Padong )di foar-wttk Gld b■ek 111 . -y, I, s was "the molt wrious GUtbreak Dr. Juet Tru·eU reper1.NI a. tlement f1>r Laos. The demand came In a •J>P,eeh of local hottlUt.iea since the cease-- a by chief U.S Delegate W. Aver- fire was declared on May 3rd." � W.lt.r BNW ell Harriman before the 17th sea. American ob,en-ers on the spot n,on from Dr, Tr■"'"ell, Keaakin of the 14-nation eonf.t ·nee clahn that pro-Communist rti►.iela aec1,-•, penoul phy■ldaa, ud I Huo Lelfbelt ol .M e i f t oa Lao&, in which he sh1rply re- "Oagrantly violated" the true? at I ..w ''Die Preslllfat•• e1t1iitio■ I filed a aecond Id County CGnunon Pleal Court i• butted Soviet accusatiol\J that the Padong when they atta..-ked and I eonUIID!II te Impron. " ul United Slates was trying to overran a base camp of the royal I Auoe1aae Pm■ Seentary voMn, cltiief political wreck the talks. ty -ernment. Laotlan e-• , u.i� .. C.oun · Atm-e9 T. Rak-her said &hat ... 1'hl IUlt filed yesterday att. I "We are fully prepared to mt.er So�iet Foreign Minister Andrei '"&he prepord■ 11 &lit- wn.: 81 into detailed draftln,: wortc on a Gromyko told the conlel'enCI' ear• Jfll�y•• _ wt ellpttl full noon WU ,tyled agaiDII: ll're4 Leil, l'h!Mdblr �. Pomeroy; Charles Karr. Sr. 111 • paragraph • by - paragraph. line- lier that the RoyalID force¼ and I r...'COVery by-line, word--by•word basilli" Har• tbe United Statea broke tM truce, i time" �, and Pearl Jacobs, FUD He also charged that the U .1Ited .....,. lwlkakd thal ... eroy, all truatees el. Sal..., riman &aid. "Ult III lurn to that work III state. was URing "inclde11ts'" in PrHldeat. m1pt 1,,e Ule ,.. itap ton,hip. • worir.n;,nllkt manner. Laot aa an excuse to block lhe 1llhlg eratdta r,y tJw eJMI ., AIIO named were Melp So a from u ng " e a. e T\YO HONORED .,- Two members of the New York �lo�hlng House championshlp Friday Afternoon Women's we no lre lo oonl nmce in Genev ,., 8,. ., ..,_ ,. . '1 _.._ Danial Bowling Team were among the groups honored at the p1cmc of women bowler& Tuesday. Jean Warner, left, and military tlueall aad fr<>m born· Harriman lashed back toda,, - ,., 1.,..... ......,, lfrltor, A-,, Phy! Mullen were awarded trophies. Sandy Miller and Wanda Bradley were unable to attend but were on the but elther here or in Loos there uying "I hao .., alternative bot and Duo E. • -league's winning team. Standing are Lee Seyler, Reva Vaughan, Louise Zerkle and S a r a Moore' members of ii ...,,. ,._ to h<>pe lhat our1 to oet the reconl atralg1't .. . ............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ Jen _., .,,.i.. Eledric •1• maku ,. =� Oe-- - i-:•lbe _., ..., 11!!\1· "' a· Ii!'ll . VD<= E:_;_����·:·: llolllleld'• propc,aa1. .... KennedJ be u,ged Keluredy lo trying to negntlate a !,al ban ag,eemenl with RUsela in 0-Va Tho Whlla n-. queried C111 llolllleM'• prupoal, ■aid J""""41y bad not chonged hla poollioll ■Ince lo o conbe •tllned M .u.• ifflB J uI•- � s... -.. Dodd, � ,., J. " . 'i o •••- of 1be forelp ), • • · loed lflmo mmmlttee ra the btJity lhat Ruula mlpl bo · �' tbe U.S. -m• to de'felof' . . il dath ray"' haaed ., - t-,b. •• . •·• al llt■i. ,.__ IL l=-z· 1) f>.Waoli,. •• - -... fl bolb . · . Jolal - -- •- olttee ad .!llf ' .(, ,., At lhal time 11w PnsW;nt ,aJd - Anned would UnJled •·II.lot II -a u .... u � far •• j 1oal - Dr.,- - ..• � -·ju. Slad,a "Jdrld =- • dtl -, llervloe COllmllii, Jc;. ,.\; '. "-"ltJ l} ' i �' 2·Dally SeAtinel, \ Pomeroy.M iddle po r l , J une 1 5 , 1 96 1 TELEVISIO 'J sp,nt Suoday with Mr ond M" 7111 ..... w " ' n . D,t,,a, ,pent Sund,y .... ,•• and named ' Jiunes Low!"n ul Parkersbu1 g Or Ddper.nts ani Rev wid .1r:. \tond� wtlh Mr ,md Mn Clio, called oo ·" ' · and Mr, Clacea<·e I Mtss Floceac� Ch,,.he, ha, Ru,.,11 Clln,, Radn,, Baur Monday aod \f r totn Holainpr y ment m Paines\rille, 0. emplo NEW. Y ORK < UP I ) - R y . and Mrs. Alva Holsinger Sr of Helen Blab l.S • paflf'r' Mr. and Mn. Clint Orr caU.d a, :1 ' . Reeds lee. l mood John M,s and M, . . on M r . and Mt,. WIII lain r� Burr Dupr,' s of favorite Camden Cl,Jk H05pt11J " .rl,. 'I'V special -, .W,l lstoo sp,m th< ...,.,nd with Larry Hol ,mge, and daughlet e, sburg of Eag� Ridse Saturday . By 1'tls1 Lacy K lbbw · e weal on I clleerl u I carouSPI •·d By Martita Aohiiage, M r and .'-! rs Alvin Reed. Tuesda y 111ght b e f o r ,. getting Robert.a l'"'e .M rtle w 8 lke · I c. .-..1.. BY MRS. A. R. BAILEY . · .'r . ' ' Whitt' cutlmg gruti.!i round lo r s d f lll M anding r w Y i th a an U Mr . O �IUl:I a YlBJ s . him l e to h �hel Orr, Ma rg aret Tuttle, Sadaga Mr 1:1.rid Mrs So l Bigl t'v and Milo Caktwell of Seneca Fa l ls skldt' Wfflnesday . Mr9. Mary Jarnet R. VanMeter were Mr. and SOIi vi�at"d with brau ring H "(a11orlte mdk- per• 1e Trussel and Mary K Ho:ttr Mr aod M rs . . A lice B� cut the rorerin"er 00 / N Y apeot • rew da.vs with h&a r t ded O 1 Mrs. Don Brewer and .!j()n of I C l ;:1ud Smilh, Sund.1y . former . .. · 8 ten ' • 0r A· I..oge mspet' l ion e 1 j her \efl han d She wa5 t.ahn 1� Mn Ralpti. Tri»- at SyraCUSf' 'lbe .cond annu.al ''TV Gtnde SUv 11ltle and Ray Johnst00 and Thursda:,, �1rh: Mr and Mrs BaSC'Om Blanton l � l"8 the emeri1 of Pt!nnsy tvanla. ael.l and funib'. ency room at Camden- Award . ori Show" on NBC -TV ronsJstMr. Roy Donahue and l s.a KeJ. New Le.xws100 apenl I.he week 1 . Clar):; Hospita l i n Parkersbur ed � Mr. and Mn. Dayton M: aod M_n. Jllllior White. sey of Sprin g Bigley l end with their niece chi•{Iy Of s n g, • wr p gfield, Mr. an rt M l"I. wher e th.-.e Mr and po attehes w,r, taken to l _ · > dau,hter. Soma of Warsaw s�nt Art Mora rity and comedy �ketche� whacti ,Prod- and IOl1I •�lted Mr. aod Mr-a. So' Clint Holalnflel' aod f�. family of S y- dose the rut. ig B ley and Mr. and Mn. Alva Re from Friday un til Sund.a)' with racuae spent Sunday w : th M r. v. and Mn. Eldon eodo Blake, eed r:,..__ � such instlt�t1ons as 'I"\ r�t- l-l ing M rs Th l"f' ola er. R C n>�r Wht'te and Ralph BaUar J and Mrs. J 0 f .-w,,.:,r oy Mn mgs Fannie Jo.hnsoo • � · Carey commerCLali; loud mua•c C. Mci(oy . : Headley was at wu tJt, o,ernight guest Thurodoy "Id" cards .. ag�nts '" .11�; Mr. aod Mn. Mike Kerwin were Hull· spont a •eek at Huntlngtoo , funiliea. Mrs Lowse · of Mr and Mra c E Rumphr,y · Sunday guests ol Mr. and Mn. Ind. for a short course in college · · Mn:. Mary Hol ter ch ·i ldren . H ou •-· and carbon copy S('rt. pts · I Monday 1or er ffospita · Jack iea ML6s C ha rlotte· Hull · · ol Wald o is Gary, Sharon and Gordon v1s1tt.'d ch eck up Cooper and Nanette Fa bray were Will1am Ho.selton and son , Bill. They also v!sJted Mrs. Bla.ke '1 be re for a vlslt with Mrs. Jose. Mrs. Emma VanMeter, George sl.ater , Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jobn. the am ia relat.ivei in Oe,cter md Rl!tland Milo Caklwe ll, Sene<:Cil : ,Us , phine Pickens bl _ e, �apable st� ri; and Mr . and Mn, Alva Hol- &ton. Sunday afternoon. N Y . speot 'nlunday af!ernooo Other recen t guee:la i n the Pick- Efrem ZunbahSl Jr. dl!l p�yed singer � In Pt. P l u e ant. MonMr. and Mrs. Alva Jun!Or Rol Several from here went on the with A. H . Bailey and wile erui home were Mrs. Pickens' cha rm and good sport.amanatup as day, on business. JE WELER-OPTOM ETIUST singer are announcing the birth of the hoS The spor tsmansh ip came M rs . Wilma Ba l lard . 'SOIi Mel . niece . M rs. Stella MILL ST. 4-H ei:cursion boat Thur sdu}· MtDOLIPORT l Shaffer, and M I and Mn an ller C an _:..::..: '·:..:..c:.:___:::.·__ d: l:::: un ••=-__:__:• po he :..:•-== ::::..::8..'. J:: ::.un = ':..: Mr. and Mr11. Denver H ii.J and vin and Conn ie S pencer atteoded son, Dwi ght ol Akron and • :: ::: ce :.::..: son =::.:: c. when El�em was �alled u�n to . on :...: une . ::.!""' . ""'""""'""""'""""'""""""'""'""""'""'""""'""""""'� need le his mea l ticket, \\ ill'flt:1 •party for J im Ho llon Rega r oJ Belp.-t. uou&&,l ., en of FOller, W . Va. spent a birthday . . . Sunda) with Mr. aDd Mn. A. H of P me Grove P'r 1day eveumg Mr. tnd Mrs. Henry Bailey and Bros · TV serie5· Mr. and Mn. Dores Amol d and family have tttumed Bailey. to the ir The sketches al l began cr1.1:1pl y . family ol Pomeroy spent home S:md in Cohlmbus a y after a short but tended to stay on for a Jew Mn. kathleen Miltoln, son wit h Mr. and Mn. J� Law�nce visit wtth their parent!I. Mr, and loo many beats. Exceptions : William, Clara Osborne, Keno Mrs. Harvey Bailey and Mr. and Cooper as a doub�eal i11g &gent and daughters. . and an orcheetra leader, M i s s CINCINNATI < UPll-LIVEST Mr. a nd Mn Denv er HUI. Mrs . T. H. Boring. B ly d hle Orr and family of Circ le- Fabray aa a sing er whost? house aug rs, of Fosle r, W. Va. U 8ttle !50• calves 100 1la,.,..,ter ; '"&'' a y vil le visited here Sunday with he r ol cue-cards came tumbling down spent S'!ltur Saturd ay and d aleers and heifer-a alow, mostly parent,, Mr. and i-trs. Btn Buck - in thfl middle of her blg n umbe steady, cows weak to 50 lower, lllght with Mr. and Mrs. Grover r. ley. nd Dorla M d M rs . The ei ght award ca �gor1es that bul ls steady � ftai ; lo.:I low to Whl Week�d. v.i&iton he re In the finished up the hour Ral: :.Hard � ��:� were ev fmly 111vera ge choice 1 342 lb :!11:eerg '4 R. E. W!l hams home were Mr. d ivided. Foor a wards . M and r. A 1 H a B e nd wenl to 22 . 00, scattered sa les good '1'J&.900 " · · �� � � Mn. William Wi?iiam11 and ) Ahows that were . Mrs, The1ma 0rr we re auoppmg and vot ed "best'' m . lb steers and hlll� s·llllOn 8nggs o f LaDCMt a.o steers a nd . ?r. their respect i ve fi elde and fou r he tfen 21.00-21.liO, few lot, stand- 18 p.arkersburg Sal ,_urday. Mrs. Lillian Richards of Belpre . awards went to "fnorite" nor Clint 0rr who ,.,, employed 111 ,.. · atee,. l9.l0-30.IO, lot I o o d was here Sunday r. formera a nd pro � guest oI M . grams The re·� a w1lh few k,t, chob 811 lb beif. Columb. ua apent the weekend and Mrs, Gary li"Je1d 9 l:IKI family . difference and mak 1m1"' with h 1a family _ .. it _· es the whole en J0.7S, load Pod around 725 thlllg Mr. h and ard to pin down An ho w. Mra Blll Orr and y . Jb 2J.OG; C!OW9 U.00-18.50; bulla y readers or 1V Guide voted Burr 16 50-19.50: part load good a n d BOD8 Circleville spent the 't\'eek. end 'wub Mr. and Mra. Cllot Or . their . ravorite ma le nerf : ·niei-" r choice around 7GO lb feedtt Jteers bo lt tllie year. Last year ne was voted 30.75; vealen, -�y to weak, The ys ayed wtth their grand" most popular malt perst,na l ity.'' parent, , b1th lood and choice :16.00-28.0U, haven 't fi,ured out who Js mak. I Mr and Mn. Donald Tru&aE:l l •- · · · 1ng progreu on thal one Burr's Ml. Vernon spent the w�l:end Hop Ja00. barrow, and g.tlta show. '' Perry IC• wllh their parenta, Mason' repeHted Mr. a n d Mrs. u Ye, uneven, but moatlY lthdy ; Stanley Trwl,ell and .\f r and as "favorltt M!r(es." ot!1cr winaome late Alet undtt 240 lb 5- 5 1 2 Mrs. Charles Marcln ko. ATIIENS - Mony you n g . -od ners were .. Andy Grifl1tl1 ' a " fa. wer wa y ady lo , to mostJ. ste vorite new series," ,,litc.h Mil ler' s ; around Mra. Junior ROH waa ,1 Hol ,� ducks are showing 70 m�-� No. 1 UI0-2'0 lb barup in the watsing alontl as "best singlt, lnU!. j• er . hnday for • ch«-rk T Ho:11pJtal lerfowl brood surveys bein g made nwt tu11.1 lil� lB. 00, -"· . " ,..,.. 200 1 .... . . J ca . •·th " a.11 . . � Mac....., .._- e 11g:e lQ0.210 lb 17.85, bult mixed 1-3 up. i n Distr ict 4, accord ing to Al Ta ______ i- dramatic proaram " :1rd NBr -TV and )-3 180-240 lb 17.$17.75, .2•3 bot, game manajl"ement agent, won aw a rds fo1 its � 1,;-cuoo nig ht and No. 31 246-2'78 l b lB.8$.17.25, lot MISCALCULA Ohiu Oiv:�;un of Wildl ife. TION 1 coverage and Hunr.:r.) . Brinkley N'>. 3 nea, 200 lb 1 6.80, lot No 3 SAN 8.AFAEL, c� 1 ir C UPPOn an ear ly 1 6-m ilt f1oo t trip on newscasts. The Ian 11wa rd, and DI lb 15.2., ; 1-3 300-400 lb sow11 Rkhard L. Guyette, a parole cio- the flocking River, from Stewart I the one that made tl:.e most sens� 14.00.14.SO; boarB, steady ; 300 Jb lator from Sing Sin priso AW.lit- to he hio R ver, Tal g n t and 1 to me went to Ca r l a n l ll.!1 O i bot o t . e up mostly 1 1.00. ing return to New York, m�de _a Ted Dean, AlhenB County game l "favor e i female · ner. " perlo Sheep 100, few Iota cholre to mis lculatio ca n Wednesday 111 hi:. protector . olJgerved a M al of 40 She' s a l s . 1e hest . o t1 prim, alaughter 1prlng lambs 50 bid tor freedom from the Marin youn g wood duck s m nddlUon to hJgher, otherwise mostly steady ; 21 adults, an inc rease over the County Jail. · ' The Troubled l,i1nd ." Tuesday around 30 choice and prime 76-112" Guyet crawl te ed through 1:1 l ight �umber aeen lal!ll yea r. The wood night's "Be l l 6: huwel l CLOSE lb I IUID: other cho(ceand prime fixture optn ing in the visitors hall uc\ a_pparent l� neal� at , the ' i Up" ABC-T o V, imJ,i-e 85-90 lb 18 00 , most good and sst-d me 1 and inchl!d along Ile ,u.:;irlo of us�a t , me desp1te the l i!l e !l�rmg , s i t od as the be pr t _ uct o 1 in the en. Ta bot observ ed. A recent trip ov<'ho ,n..-.: Ul . 00-17.00. f1tw lots good the celling. But h'11 way out 1-..1 t:\.I 1 . • tire se • "1e s er the same course y1eld ed 90 60-& lb spring teeder Iambs 12.0I). him ln to t · � lmgerpr inlmg r'l, , Tl woo To out l ine the pligh1 of Brr,zl l ' s . dies. 86 _vo• ·'lg and 24 adu l ts. 13·00· -buSt l mg with depu�es. � -This i! much hight>r t han -- ---the! poverty-stricken i l l iter!lfe, diseuiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiii franc hi sed peu�ants wno are be1000 oounl. Twenly-two younji! woodies were Ing bot h dri vt!n and <'ragged in !o � counted on a Raccoon Ct'N'k l loat t he <' l utchea ot an energPt Jc Cas. . madt !?>' ·"'1/:armon. districi "Jm! tro C.Ommunbl, Fre11r isc11 .ruliao, manigenient supervi,nr, arwl lllck the hall-hour to ld the story of one Schuerman . VJnton C'.oonly game peasa nt family 111 , • 1r, si mple, prote �• or They were parl of the mast.erful terms . rive broods seen. The camera 11owk was e.1tquls• ''In addition to lhe wood ducb " ltely and lndeli b l!· organized. The Cannon said, '• we observed t� raw force of its I!..!d and lam1iy adult minks in the wild, an un- s cenea was <JVel'whe:.n .·1g. Al­ common occurrence at any Urne though tht pro6ram was fil l ed W.tk■n or place ." with vivid purtr1dts, I thought Several broods of wood ducks one of the fflO'it amazing 01 ail Whole were recorded on a Walhondmg was that ol th� lb. g plan­ water-repellent -ljL gun-oJn River float trip, Cannon staled. tatlon owner Greatfor hikes, • . w;io lalljhed an d 1tlese float trip.1 are at le88t 10 shot bu lle ts into the ground to *campln1, miles lung a nd are run actordln LNn suppo his rt boas • , "ThJs is my g lo 11tandardlaed procedurt. The gun. It is the law here ." number of wood ducl:s, youn g My one big qtJ:bble with !A!o and :.dult, nhlerved from year lo Swaim Jr. 's ot ht> rwise restrained ear �Ve• as an tnd u to the and succinc :ic:-l � t pt im•oJves the reedm g ,uece111 of the species. L- ■nd Muty big ending that :u ta.::11:ed or.. Here, the story 11udde1:1ly reversed ffalr on the head ll'OWI at 8 Jts field and wolllld up by mak­ rate of about three-fourths or an ing those wretched peaean ts M!em inch a month. 11Dgrateful. Slle■d Aff Mut Bashan 0' Reedsv1· 11e 1 N eWS E VeO ts Social Events Mn. HALF PRICE B. H. SANBORN ICurtil, ' . - » -oo Wood Ducks Sh0WJDg • p ' * GROUND BEEF- 3 BOILING BEEF lb. lb. BUSH'S CHUCK ROAST - 43c BLADE STEAK - S9c SWISS STEAK - S9c. S9c RIB STEAK STEW BEEF - S9c 49c GROUND BEEF STRAWBERRIES ....... etc.* s IL No, ._With Tolllllo Sauce and ChMR KRAl'T U. 1 $. 2 LB, NO. I 10 LB. 11. ;SIMO N 'S ,� Market OPIN PCIIMIWy DAILY UNTIL 7130 P.M. , , (Closed At Noon On Thursdays) RIG. SIZE TIDE 31c Waid Cross' Sons IN ltACINE SINCE 1 NO ,, :ri,. ;t • GIANT SIZE enr1c •· 3 9c uns HOME GIOWN . ""· �-· -1 • 1-------,---- ·. -- THE REAL, UNPUBLICIZED reason for thUI deal ls that Pe­ mex had a lot of aurplus oil on ita handa which it couldn't 1t11l. MP• lco was under pressure to aen CUba. oil Sine11 the U.S. ail embargo agaimt the Ca1tro government, Cuba has been hard put to get petroleum products. n haa had to rely in import■ from Ruasia and Gther lron curtain countries with oil to ■eU. But thl! lnvolvi:,s • ...tly long haul. r. lb. lb. C WERENOT PRICESARE RElUJX LOW! I Today la ntunday, Juno 15, tJt, 11Mllh day of the yw: with '" more in 1981. 'Die moon is In lta new quarter• . en , V uo , -� SHOP NOW AND t 'lbe evening ■tar 111 Mari. 0n thla day 1n history , gl REFRESHING BUTT ½ 1■ 1... i : ::: 1 SHOP WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE J C In 1752' Benjamin Frankllt1 ' demonrtrated !.1lf relationship between electricity and lightning by Oyin,'l: • kite durine 1 1ununer 1 ' ,· 'ID. Jn 1775, f':iMr� Wadlington was i appolnled commander-ln-dtlef of . the Cooti nerihll Ann�,. In 19'4, Amerl<an troops lnvad• / · ed the MarianA� b:land1, about : 1,500 milel't IIO\lth of Tokyo. In 1960, Japanese Premier Kishi asked President Eisenhower to postJJOIII bis vl91t becauee of anti- 1 : U.S. riols . rt Ma d o ·Po a Th· L---------· . 111ouafit 1w today : Gto. Dou1· laa MacArthur aaid: "It la faUd to enter any war without the wW to win It." o. s 1 , •• I Gigantic , ! Goo/ tkints go fl)itl, Htiner-S••• •cizttst H11'nu-S 1011 fl)itl, n,,r,1tl,i11g goo4 1 ' ', I I rt ,_ 19C 35c 5 •:�. 49c 10 ,.. 59c 2 •. 29c Mortons Pies :.1:". ' . White Grapefruit White Potatoes �:�:'"'' Bananas BAKER'S SUPER MARKET ., Ualletl ..... --· lb. .. Jewe I Pot P•1es I The Almanac GOLDEN CROWN And NOW, Hciner's is �pcd in a n>sealable "Po)y-plutic" l>ac that cat,nires an<( holds this &arrant flavor and freshness u n�cr bdon: - ri�t to the Jut bite. Every time you cake out a bun .you a.imply roll up die re-u sable wrapper and aal in all the aoodum. Evai days later, Heiner'e buns /'eel 10 10/4 wt. 10 /res/ii I . · *It's Air-tight ••• Moisture-ti&'ht ••• Flavor-tight! , Clover Farm Vac Packed Coffee, drip or regular - lb. 69c Clover Farm Milk, tall cans, none better · · · · 6 cans 79c Clover Farm Catsup, 14 oz. bottle · · · · · · · · · · · 2 for 39c Clover Farm Large Peas . . · · · · · · . . · . . · · · . . 2 cans 29c Jello, all flavors · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 3 for 25c 1 Oc CABBAGE NEW. POTATOES 10 59 Ju:,i:i:�: .:n .,_ 0 ��! i:;. BANANAS --- 2 29c �?d t� FRESH 1 1: ·79c I MILK I I 35 . 1 I ERMILK - Your taste will tell -the remarkable, improved, fresh home-baked flavor and full-bodied texture of Heinefs hamburger and hot dog buns actuaRy intensifies the goodness of your favorite filling. ,, :.- I The Food Mart lb. l'Nlh · · · lb. 79c R O U N D STEAK ··- -·· · · ·· · CUBE or LOIN STEAK · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · lb. B9c MOUN DVIEW ROLL SAUSAGE · · · · · . . · · · . . · · · · · · · lb. 39c P O R K L I V E R . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2 lb. 49c P U R E L A R D · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2 1b. 39c Lil' DAVEY WIENERS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2 lb. 89c 1 lb. • I! " Pino 6 ;:ii;, lb. SMOKED I MARKIN'S ' FOOD MKT. lb. lb, I I I aaa:::aaaa�:::::==�===::a:aaa=:z:::::aaa��, �z::::: OLE_O --,---- 5 BOLOGNA - 3 s1 .oo PORK SAUSAGE 3 s1.oo , ........ 49c GROUND BEEF BACON ENDS c PIC NIC HA MS 33 . s1 oo PIGS' FEET Sliced BACON f�:. 3 lb. j.29 SPAGHETTI 9c Skinless WEINERS 2 89c LARD -- 25 !!. s3.1s VELVEETA CHEESE - 85c ........... FLOUR - 25 s1 .19 NEW POTATOES - 5Sc LJDCS T Dra,,-,.t.J ID ce�d�B�A�C�O�N��•b. 49c S�li� BOLOGNA _ 3 INSTAN T COFFEE _ , ... 65_� • 'SAvf -¥ *TH£ HANDY-fl PLASl'IC BAG * * ii: - il,:\iurdy, · it -¥ l" BETTER FOOD BU YS c.;:..�: Jl C FRYERS WI EN ERS'-====- .�:� 49c ':Jl* 27c OP' I ==-''-'--------- 15 CHICKENS e PIPES eBILLFOLDS e SOCKS e BELTS e HANDKERCHIEFS e TIES e FATHER' S DAY CARDS washi · · ton w· dow • • • Untagged Set r re-sealable "Poly-Plastic" Ba g�.. for longer-lastinb .. Jshness Father,S Day Ba rbeque Time I :;;rt� • . J . Prosecution scrumptious flavor . . . for folks with hearty appetites More young I I u • -:ci .,..,,..1,.,1 Soon I uATHE� S - Plan, .... !,,Ing ° bel s. c l U. S., Pemex' Have Worked 0Ut Comp]•1cated 0•1l Dea, I SUMMER I Professiona l Codes O, Eth ,c . s In L aw s?. Scotct, Pi nt B Y J.JtE.8 SHE RM AN PORTEk , ate, wllh the minimum 2(J vot e1 Harold . 0y Hll' r �( M B iella wa mad " Ul ha rn1I �c:h relate: wh B1II hu1 desrnbmg at requ i red. 8UIW ....&or• 7"h-llh Dl1U'M!l l ru11 from e-,,rly plantatloru en Some of •vou k now that the raMy ob)ectlon lo thi1 piece of tO u plome tf l &h · 11 nd · M> and bt-- Oluo Dn 11rn,n ol Forfftry landJ dio stat ion from which I earn my legi,JallOfl 1, that 11 enat·ts part i1olrl • .l ht're wt're mduded four or • D 1 sr r 1 t'I for t-&lt'r V"mon Honchell f•ve tlf'm� in th e oplomet r i!ll!I° II .___,.1 prmC"1pal ll veli• uuuu is ow ned .by 1 , . of a profeu ional code of tt h1c11 _,.1_ 1 th ' . w h ic h he wan tf'd �YB 1hat ITM'l.,;f of !ht' planting ! C'lllle' o e 1, !I l a wyt'r . Many O f my heot pohltcal . . ._. 2' years l have reJet'led a 1 - "'"'W,-• . � mto law I told t hP Com- wt- i t' m.i d" m th(- l!t'ltl _ an • aome ., .are lawyer! - r or i amt pei sone I fr 1e1iu5 .1 . w,· 11 be . s ' ! r et.- � ait' d�mg ·n w � 'l{ 1 I ht' M a nMia l.t'l!:i,;l Therefore }'OU may rea ll:r.e the tempt• lo put 1n 1 I 1le � . d S<IWf 1111(; m.<trkl ' ' t ;,hle produrts � ' am Etn1 agonu1t 1 c- to sul ' , 1 Books Jaws which enforl't' II ,· misgivings . 1 w hich la l'omade red onr Iandh ,nd po �it> posts a� �11c 1 BY PETER EDSON ea J had J u n e 5 1cs of any profH�ion. In the IU.; . , nul. ,rd r WASHINGTON _ ! NEA i -One There are no U S.-Mexicen pi pewa eneral A �_sembly , 1, ur iw . I am a �md atlor- 'Ol i n or ·ore- ry 00 whe n I v oted Ohio G \ e D � of the most Jnvo l ved of al l inter- linH, 50 the oi l muSl be mov� st . � io of fre.< the m r ad O imHw eo se Hou 11f.' 81 !i v payine: or ret·etvr n g COfTIJlt'!l· lon ge r �rows Sc·orrh pme 1n against . petional oil dea ls ha s just been by lank car or lrntk to qua l ify all iti; I v�� 1 ��'. la w . wh_i ch Slruc k _ oul o1f which 1 1 i B . · itat ion of :t•J!al bu� nu,·s,•rv or 11 1� 1,l;:1nt1•d as a forland er ov shipment. "0"' ._, out betwsoli( for aation ..,,.... the U.S. ., · wor,uru l · 4 l · :1 s cu1ropod1s noi: b an 1e1r t l. 11ega I t ,, makea . . ernment and tilt M exican oil mon- The amount of Mexic a n . . V• me� s bul mY feelin g is thal lh� e s·t t rt.t' . siri( .t' o t hPr pi ne apec tet. , t ! ,er on adve11 1s1ng PH• · ey •s �- l' orn lt a an_ are be! t.-r ;.iduph'd to Oh io condi • .poly known aa " Pemex. " be al l owed i n under t he new ar,rolessKm itself should t.ike t.1n.• l mns o f Ie- i es. i lion lic1ta · arrano the new U•d•r " "e ment, 1 1•angement ii; 20 .000 ba rrel s -.f • u in the <.:ommitlee un Hea l th of such unet h 1ea I pract 1< ,ei;- e1n <>al busmes�. Mexican crude p roduced in Tam- crude a nd 10 . 000 barrels of res idDEEIJE O LA "I) to s ' 1 a1 e . . The Bi l l barely ;:1nd Education that 11ame afl_e r• not make them c.-ontrary pico will be loaded o n small coast- ua l fue l oil a day, ror th ree years. Chiel Samo,;el Wils ,. mc-...,.,.r passed tht! Sen- noon - June � - Representa tive hiw. _____ wiq tankers and moved lo Mata- Once the Mexican crude is in of the l'ema4 uid Indian 1 ,· ,he. --- - - -- -----moras, just across the Rio Gran- Brown vil le, a pa rt of it will In !f,?.'l. ht mc1d.- what 1s • 1 " i lo de from Brownsville . bf.' !hf' fJrs1 rlf"Pd of Indian !,ind , al resid� y n a But refined there. . . At Matamoru the oi l will be fuel oil re!ul ting from lh!S lo f':nglJ.':h {'Ul1.1111sts. Iran,,• .,. •II� , ref m.. truek s and m plus any unrefo·-unloadod Into tan• • of Philadt''•1 ,hia • 12 000 a{ rt's ol hJs lnbe � l mil I H::U..1 crude an d .. , poI 1t 1i.:aI co•t•ol By LYLE C WIl.SON g hauled across the U· S· bor der the · 10,000 barrels of res1dUa1 WI .., . IC "" lonu.. a '11 1 to J ohn l:lr L " n mw of the Sf'' 1 ,• 1 s 1 w h h they •-td ..... Ualled Pr-eu Jatt-r••flona1 O 0 ' s1 be moved in big t anker s 1 the WASHINGTON i UP I ) - I f He- b� d so nobly that the voier5 hlt- lhat brok t fage and m vrslTHE PURPOSE OF THIS la to ; ; h ivt-s may m rt prt')x'flla! oust! cnt ' U . S east coast • pub l ica ns could turn for a moment ma Y kt�ked them oul? llot-· ••titfy the condiUon , of a proc� a.illl(J lf'd cal be h 1 l a �ro:n ttie i r recen� pohtic :\:�\:i;� �:oc;e . mi!ltiOn issued by President EisThP list JJ! ohahly will bf' St"lec1 :a ��; �h�!l! �1�: ;� :�� S : m fex a s they might_ loo THUi HAS AROU ED the lre ol tivt' a� lhf" hf'armgs arf' sdit-duled enhower in 1959. It permitted od ' Penmvtof control lcal l n h gai � POMEROY ATHENS - Outdoorsmen who good pa rty news m two greg� l National Coal Pol icy Conference 5- 1 0 Ph. WY 2·3498 · to r un only from Uw1r OJK•ning from conti guous U.S. countries to ia va � n sylve11ia an Pen lates. n r r e fo east Imes sel s Commerce untagged f o r . tain ain m Chambe S • and U • . y o�, k Tue!l.d,1y thr ough Thurnfay JunC' t LOCALLY OWNED • NATIONALLY KNOWN enter th t country ..overland " , 1 he Lop question ID ..1,ew claim this w i 1 1 fish or turtles w iII I,, prosecut ed . New york They iala ffi ic O I · without being aubjected k, quota r Evere-tt L ike anchor men m a tug,of. w ar City is doub Ie barreI I•d W'' tl ; • :__ mean greater uncontrolled ,m - says Distr ict Superviso ___________ -- - - - · . . reslr�tlon, j ldlf 1 ec11on re-e W f k see er S1on n o Wao Mayor t Dtv1 p Ohto · 1 e a i d • el R ethea o fu 1 ennsy •·an ' • f · th< great n produced f M g By a aecond proc l amation . oil \ d h \.m;;:• wlth Ame rican · "Ga;,,, prntectors have been I•�· and New York State a re Demo. and, if :••ble 1 �b l7:�0: ::;;;; : :� this violated who llep the, from noncontiguous coun tries those with lent cr a tic elect ion muscle. ii, Produced fueI !. quotas . 1 b j t C t tu import , regula tion in the past because it Democratic mayors are now in I Mayor W1:1gner not onl .v has · E Moody bein g at- President Joseph o, was new," he continued. oot " " Now t l ln the two gre at.est ut i mo1 e scandal tha n M ayor U 1lb � :. :::. ·h7 h�nd a re tin th< coal organi,at Kln says the m. . lhe warning por,od " ove r an � �:: � poll!an ar,a,, P h , tarl, : 1 wo,th ••JOYS, 1 1.. New Yo ,ke , !' as · tac g tro t 1 . 000 barrel s of Me x,c� n res idual 5 full compl iance wi l_l be ex pected. enl of Ine and New York City. Sc a nd a l • a tougher spot all around f he der r.view by Depa rtm hi mar. e th ng placi e r \o e-nt The- ne w regulation which hber terlor. They permit unpo� 0 2 equival I head · Every 1 govemo, of NE"w Y o1 k Stale 18 a has raIsed 1t � ket for 2 6 million tons of coal 8 a lized the number of set l ines that P pet cent of U.S. consumption , 8 d com paral ll'L' j Republican. Nelson A, Rocke-fel lt'r . day and lhat it will wipe out the may be used a lso prov ide! that thmg, 0f cou ' ·u l 11e give producing countrie! , quota ad New Yu rk governors have a !ipt"C , : job! of another 1 , 000 U S Mm- each line must bear a waterproof S�andal has r.u!ted I u y to stabilize thei r produC'11on an , ial aulhonty for survei l lance the n ame and h ig her an d mo� often a n� l nge era · a g contain in g t . marltotlng· , 'h ' l a- W a. gner.' l1kt! Mayo r. D1l�·or- t h . is. in New York C ity than ll1 P r etary o( In tenor address of l he use r . Sec t . 1 an s Assi • us mg his own authonly lo d 1sco�Pt Canada and Mexlco , being con1 de lphia. the f O Mayor l e � 0ver municipa l affairs. ar tiguou■ have no quotas, Cana- John M. Kelly, in c� inma or ar Payo place lo la l I awfu l Ch un s lJ:t'd i "It _ n;i dP ri e ei t h s turn l an he to e ra ds i ms sc als I dlan oil can move by pipeline, m inera l s division. mamte tain a set line from a doc k pier, mocratic Mayor Rd.Jeri F : out. I( Wagner overlooks any rr.1�- ! De ;;:;:_:;;.�:;,_;;;;;;�;;:;.�:;:;;,_;.:;;;;;;;a-==--=====11 bo at . dam or ret a ining wall . "' W agner of New York Cily has had deeds or ra scals. RockefeP�r · � 1 . l.o kee says �idgf' . "This is done municipal sc�ndal of one • · .,rl or ; agerits wil l he glad to he lp 'hP ' est J ��g from a aw s e ]m such y . another on his hands for months. mavor find them . . --areas to avoid l� �ssibility �f His present sciwdal relates io the , h al pressure has made scand T e clanger end to e hm 1�ale com pe.. . or building and mf nlen ence ol pub- I .a M yor Dilw ort h a bit edgy He lb. tion with hook and hne �nglers,l ie school buildings in Ne w York =..: = == _.'.: has begu n to compla in th.at ! he "".:'...:== WI· 11 be no Mexican residual 1m- c·t l� �A�V�l� l�D . I Y, L� � lff L� � I • ne wspa�rs are slugg ing loo hard. f· ported. l s er W:l.'!f , Thirty nine o( Nayor _____ What erfect the import of Menl - school construction inspeclon a nd can crude will have on U. S. oil supervisors are threatenP•l with Mis( Blower l:alled E BUCKIY production - pa rticularly Texas suspension. The charge : Taking under strict n.. n . yo la rrom building conce rnt< do, Into F'oresl Work ,.roduction, which i s ATHENS - Unwa nlf'd vec�ta• ,... work for the board or Erluca·"·on trol s - can 't yet be detennIn- ing 1 i n southeaste rn Ohio 1orests 1 tion t s cu t � impo n ica L Mex S ICID ed. But If the lion. by a "M i s1 · w ill be . co ntrolh:d Texas product ion, there wil l be $1 ,00 An even dozen of Ph il ade1ph1 ., . RlowPr . a new i tem of t>• · ,1men1 lb. a lo ud yell. Mayor Richardson Di l worth'� em- recently p urchased b the Ohio ! y Secrelary of I nterior Stewart ployes have been suspended. s·ir� - r · · • ision of Fore�lrv. MARKINS S,ICI AL I L. Uda ll is being beat over the ed or a rrested. More payo la. I h is . . "This pieC"e of equipment . new I head some more for this MeJCi�n time from a c�nlr ac�r rep<1�r: ng Ohio forestry work. sprays vegin apparently )list an e levated rai l way l me. Neit,1e r s Chicken, he but 1 I deal IIRVIT , elat ion control chrmieals in a ' the 'responsible official who ht1d Wagner nor Dilworth is ae, 1 �d, ., .... ----- Heh Tu,k•y fine m ist . " sa id Vernon HonchPll , lb. $ 00 to sign the papers after he w a s suspected or capable ol beu1g 1m- District 4 forester. '•Jt wi l l be briefed on it. The arrangement plicated in the payola-lake. He h C "" weeds a nd used lo e limimite was initiated in Kelly' a diviflion The maYors are the !'esl>')nsible brush in evergreen pl antations while re11iewlng the Eisenhower parties, however, the misadvMI- anrl 111 t imber sta nd improvement proclamations of 1959, which were ures having taken pl ace 111 th�lr work." RUTLAND, OHIO permitting up to 50 .000 ban-el� . inistralions. No elected olf1c------Mex ican crude to come mMI the als are in11olved in the New York Sheer, lightwe ight and poro us Y•l low u . s, daily via Brownsville. sch ool trouble, nor in Ph , : :e l- fabrics w ill keep you cool when I .i.. _________ 1 co-operation .,Ith the. U. S, phia . But the two big c 11 y Demo- the temperature soars. Tht"y re­ 1 Sta�e Department Mexican for, c:rat Jc administra tions are !ih ,k sisl the heat. They also pack we ll . : · .---...,..,x, lhe new with the scandals just the same . are eai-y-ca re and ever fr esh look- ' eign olfJce and .,.:__,_ .. . ing. Wag�r·, Problem worked out was arrangement . . s L �It two these m Scand,1 e t.h cul to by which It is hoped Open 7 Ooys A Week-I AM Unfll 9 PM . TOP CHOICE Bl:EF FOR ATHLETE S FOOT lons que\l political some raises uw barre ls a day . impo s "' 30,...,.,. •· bad. ne�• s u,r lnshnt-dulnc T·4-L for J to D What effect Wl· 11 t,n:: Kelly maintains he ls not givFREE PARKING . . . . COURTEOUS SERVICE , lb. rth's fort dai■ W1tl'h frfJsh. healthy ■lun reD'l wo I ing Mexico a quota which WIii have on Mayor pl.1c� 11w 1nrect1on. l!:11H ■chine. 1wen '·Where It Is A Pleasure To Shop" e simi- to be eleded Governor of Pl'I �y I - lne. penplrlna In the III Jolntt Dr the e nt ina aeI 8 precedent lor •ra fut by hathinlll Lhl'm with T+L 1.-1�e • that he make the d ,l l.v . 1 1 not 111 rprl•"41 and pluled, l air lnlport allowances to non-<'On- va nia, assumin g MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ·111 Democratic 8(:andals your '8c baclt from an,- dru1 tore. w . e rac I a. Venezue like ers produc tiguous 1 . Now •t sw11her ,. Lob.M Dru1■ . en able the Repu blicans to regam -•d• 11. What the arran gement w1.th IIe _ 1 lco aaye: ls th�t pelrfl r-um "tra ns­ ported Into the United Stales by lb. pipeline, rail or other me11ns or nverland transport from the coun• try whence produced" ,hall not subject to quota re9trictlons. be lb. Washington Column News Items tol I Dai ly SenUn el, Pomer oy.Mtd dl e po �t , 0 ' J u ne 1 5 , 1 96 1 · 3 1 1 (;'den 1J I • .............. AT . • • REESE *** Furniture Outlet fR[l\ VACUUM CLEANER EACH MONDAY THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS NOTHIN G TO BUY Just Come In and Register! STORE HOURS : Tuesday, W■dnesday, Thursday & Frld■y 9:00 til S:30-0PEN SATURDAY & MONOA Y TIL 9:00 e SHOP SATURDAY (Other Evenings and MONDAY NIGHTS By Appointment) Be tu-lture u,be . . • • eeonomi�e at . . , . R EESE S«ond & Sycamore ' FU RN ITURE OUTLET Phone GI 6-1456 • ' �' 2·Dally SeAtinel, \ Pomeroy.M iddle po r l , J une 1 5 , 1 96 1 TELEVISIO 'J sp,nt Suoday with Mr ond M" 7111 ..... w " ' n . D,t,,a, ,pent Sund,y .... ,•• and named ' Jiunes Low!"n ul Parkersbu1 g Or Ddper.nts ani Rev wid .1r:. \tond� wtlh Mr ,md Mn Clio, called oo ·" ' · and Mr, Clacea<·e I Mtss Floceac� Ch,,.he, ha, Ru,.,11 Clln,, Radn,, Baur Monday aod \f r totn Holainpr y ment m Paines\rille, 0. emplo NEW. Y ORK < UP I ) - R y . and Mrs. Alva Holsinger Sr of Helen Blab l.S • paflf'r' Mr. and Mn. Clint Orr caU.d a, :1 ' . Reeds lee. l mood John M,s and M, . . on M r . and Mt,. WIII lain r� Burr Dupr,' s of favorite Camden Cl,Jk H05pt11J " .rl,. 'I'V special -, .W,l lstoo sp,m th< ...,.,nd with Larry Hol ,mge, and daughlet e, sburg of Eag� Ridse Saturday . By 1'tls1 Lacy K lbbw · e weal on I clleerl u I carouSPI •·d By Martita Aohiiage, M r and .'-! rs Alvin Reed. Tuesda y 111ght b e f o r ,. getting Robert.a l'"'e .M rtle w 8 lke · I c. .-..1.. BY MRS. A. R. BAILEY . · .'r . ' ' Whitt' cutlmg gruti.!i round lo r s d f lll M anding r w Y i th a an U Mr . O �IUl:I a YlBJ s . him l e to h �hel Orr, Ma rg aret Tuttle, Sadaga Mr 1:1.rid Mrs So l Bigl t'v and Milo Caktwell of Seneca Fa l ls skldt' Wfflnesday . Mr9. Mary Jarnet R. VanMeter were Mr. and SOIi vi�at"d with brau ring H "(a11orlte mdk- per• 1e Trussel and Mary K Ho:ttr Mr aod M rs . . A lice B� cut the rorerin"er 00 / N Y apeot • rew da.vs with h&a r t ded O 1 Mrs. Don Brewer and .!j()n of I C l ;:1ud Smilh, Sund.1y . former . .. · 8 ten ' • 0r A· I..oge mspet' l ion e 1 j her \efl han d She wa5 t.ahn 1� Mn Ralpti. Tri»- at SyraCUSf' 'lbe .cond annu.al ''TV Gtnde SUv 11ltle and Ray Johnst00 and Thursda:,, �1rh: Mr and Mrs BaSC'Om Blanton l � l"8 the emeri1 of Pt!nnsy tvanla. ael.l and funib'. ency room at Camden- Award . ori Show" on NBC -TV ronsJstMr. Roy Donahue and l s.a KeJ. New Le.xws100 apenl I.he week 1 . Clar):; Hospita l i n Parkersbur ed � Mr. and Mn. Dayton M: aod M_n. Jllllior White. sey of Sprin g Bigley l end with their niece chi•{Iy Of s n g, • wr p gfield, Mr. an rt M l"I. wher e th.-.e Mr and po attehes w,r, taken to l _ · > dau,hter. Soma of Warsaw s�nt Art Mora rity and comedy �ketche� whacti ,Prod- and IOl1I •�lted Mr. aod Mr-a. So' Clint Holalnflel' aod f�. family of S y- dose the rut. ig B ley and Mr. and Mn. Alva Re from Friday un til Sund.a)' with racuae spent Sunday w : th M r. v. and Mn. Eldon eodo Blake, eed r:,..__ � such instlt�t1ons as 'I"\ r�t- l-l ing M rs Th l"f' ola er. R C n>�r Wht'te and Ralph BaUar J and Mrs. J 0 f .-w,,.:,r oy Mn mgs Fannie Jo.hnsoo • � · Carey commerCLali; loud mua•c C. Mci(oy . : Headley was at wu tJt, o,ernight guest Thurodoy "Id" cards .. ag�nts '" .11�; Mr. aod Mn. Mike Kerwin were Hull· spont a •eek at Huntlngtoo , funiliea. Mrs Lowse · of Mr and Mra c E Rumphr,y · Sunday guests ol Mr. and Mn. Ind. for a short course in college · · Mn:. Mary Hol ter ch ·i ldren . H ou •-· and carbon copy S('rt. pts · I Monday 1or er ffospita · Jack iea ML6s C ha rlotte· Hull · · ol Wald o is Gary, Sharon and Gordon v1s1tt.'d ch eck up Cooper and Nanette Fa bray were Will1am Ho.selton and son , Bill. They also v!sJted Mrs. Bla.ke '1 be re for a vlslt with Mrs. Jose. Mrs. Emma VanMeter, George sl.ater , Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jobn. the am ia relat.ivei in Oe,cter md Rl!tland Milo Caklwe ll, Sene<:Cil : ,Us , phine Pickens bl _ e, �apable st� ri; and Mr . and Mn, Alva Hol- &ton. Sunday afternoon. N Y . speot 'nlunday af!ernooo Other recen t guee:la i n the Pick- Efrem ZunbahSl Jr. dl!l p�yed singer � In Pt. P l u e ant. MonMr. and Mrs. Alva Jun!Or Rol Several from here went on the with A. H . Bailey and wile erui home were Mrs. Pickens' cha rm and good sport.amanatup as day, on business. JE WELER-OPTOM ETIUST singer are announcing the birth of the hoS The spor tsmansh ip came M rs . Wilma Ba l lard . 'SOIi Mel . niece . M rs. Stella MILL ST. 4-H ei:cursion boat Thur sdu}· MtDOLIPORT l Shaffer, and M I and Mn an ller C an _:..::..: '·:..:..c:.:___:::.·__ d: l:::: un ••=-__:__:• po he :..:•-== ::::..::8..'. J:: ::.un = ':..: Mr. and Mr11. Denver H ii.J and vin and Conn ie S pencer atteoded son, Dwi ght ol Akron and • :: ::: ce :.::..: son =::.:: c. when El�em was �alled u�n to . on :...: une . ::.!""' . ""'""""'""""'""""'""""""'""'""""'""'""""'""""""'� need le his mea l ticket, \\ ill'flt:1 •party for J im Ho llon Rega r oJ Belp.-t. uou&&,l ., en of FOller, W . Va. spent a birthday . . . Sunda) with Mr. aDd Mn. A. H of P me Grove P'r 1day eveumg Mr. tnd Mrs. Henry Bailey and Bros · TV serie5· Mr. and Mn. Dores Amol d and family have tttumed Bailey. to the ir The sketches al l began cr1.1:1pl y . family ol Pomeroy spent home S:md in Cohlmbus a y after a short but tended to stay on for a Jew Mn. kathleen Miltoln, son wit h Mr. and Mn. J� Law�nce visit wtth their parent!I. Mr, and loo many beats. Exceptions : William, Clara Osborne, Keno Mrs. Harvey Bailey and Mr. and Cooper as a doub�eal i11g &gent and daughters. . and an orcheetra leader, M i s s CINCINNATI < UPll-LIVEST Mr. a nd Mn Denv er HUI. Mrs . T. H. Boring. B ly d hle Orr and family of Circ le- Fabray aa a sing er whost? house aug rs, of Fosle r, W. Va. U 8ttle !50• calves 100 1la,.,..,ter ; '"&'' a y vil le visited here Sunday with he r ol cue-cards came tumbling down spent S'!ltur Saturd ay and d aleers and heifer-a alow, mostly parent,, Mr. and i-trs. Btn Buck - in thfl middle of her blg n umbe steady, cows weak to 50 lower, lllght with Mr. and Mrs. Grover r. ley. nd Dorla M d M rs . The ei ght award ca �gor1es that bul ls steady � ftai ; lo.:I low to Whl Week�d. v.i&iton he re In the finished up the hour Ral: :.Hard � ��:� were ev fmly 111vera ge choice 1 342 lb :!11:eerg '4 R. E. W!l hams home were Mr. d ivided. Foor a wards . M and r. A 1 H a B e nd wenl to 22 . 00, scattered sa les good '1'J&.900 " · · �� � � Mn. William Wi?iiam11 and ) Ahows that were . Mrs, The1ma 0rr we re auoppmg and vot ed "best'' m . lb steers and hlll� s·llllOn 8nggs o f LaDCMt a.o steers a nd . ?r. their respect i ve fi elde and fou r he tfen 21.00-21.liO, few lot, stand- 18 p.arkersburg Sal ,_urday. Mrs. Lillian Richards of Belpre . awards went to "fnorite" nor Clint 0rr who ,.,, employed 111 ,.. · atee,. l9.l0-30.IO, lot I o o d was here Sunday r. formera a nd pro � guest oI M . grams The re·� a w1lh few k,t, chob 811 lb beif. Columb. ua apent the weekend and Mrs, Gary li"Je1d 9 l:IKI family . difference and mak 1m1"' with h 1a family _ .. it _· es the whole en J0.7S, load Pod around 725 thlllg Mr. h and ard to pin down An ho w. Mra Blll Orr and y . Jb 2J.OG; C!OW9 U.00-18.50; bulla y readers or 1V Guide voted Burr 16 50-19.50: part load good a n d BOD8 Circleville spent the 't\'eek. end 'wub Mr. and Mra. Cllot Or . their . ravorite ma le nerf : ·niei-" r choice around 7GO lb feedtt Jteers bo lt tllie year. Last year ne was voted 30.75; vealen, -�y to weak, The ys ayed wtth their grand" most popular malt perst,na l ity.'' parent, , b1th lood and choice :16.00-28.0U, haven 't fi,ured out who Js mak. I Mr and Mn. Donald Tru&aE:l l •- · · · 1ng progreu on thal one Burr's Ml. Vernon spent the w�l:end Hop Ja00. barrow, and g.tlta show. '' Perry IC• wllh their parenta, Mason' repeHted Mr. a n d Mrs. u Ye, uneven, but moatlY lthdy ; Stanley Trwl,ell and .\f r and as "favorltt M!r(es." ot!1cr winaome late Alet undtt 240 lb 5- 5 1 2 Mrs. Charles Marcln ko. ATIIENS - Mony you n g . -od ners were .. Andy Grifl1tl1 ' a " fa. wer wa y ady lo , to mostJ. ste vorite new series," ,,litc.h Mil ler' s ; around Mra. Junior ROH waa ,1 Hol ,� ducks are showing 70 m�-� No. 1 UI0-2'0 lb barup in the watsing alontl as "best singlt, lnU!. j• er . hnday for • ch«-rk T Ho:11pJtal lerfowl brood surveys bein g made nwt tu11.1 lil� lB. 00, -"· . " ,..,.. 200 1 .... . . J ca . •·th " a.11 . . � Mac....., .._- e 11g:e lQ0.210 lb 17.85, bult mixed 1-3 up. i n Distr ict 4, accord ing to Al Ta ______ i- dramatic proaram " :1rd NBr -TV and )-3 180-240 lb 17.$17.75, .2•3 bot, game manajl"ement agent, won aw a rds fo1 its � 1,;-cuoo nig ht and No. 31 246-2'78 l b lB.8$.17.25, lot MISCALCULA Ohiu Oiv:�;un of Wildl ife. TION 1 coverage and Hunr.:r.) . Brinkley N'>. 3 nea, 200 lb 1 6.80, lot No 3 SAN 8.AFAEL, c� 1 ir C UPPOn an ear ly 1 6-m ilt f1oo t trip on newscasts. The Ian 11wa rd, and DI lb 15.2., ; 1-3 300-400 lb sow11 Rkhard L. Guyette, a parole cio- the flocking River, from Stewart I the one that made tl:.e most sens� 14.00.14.SO; boarB, steady ; 300 Jb lator from Sing Sin priso AW.lit- to he hio R ver, Tal g n t and 1 to me went to Ca r l a n l ll.!1 O i bot o t . e up mostly 1 1.00. ing return to New York, m�de _a Ted Dean, AlhenB County game l "favor e i female · ner. " perlo Sheep 100, few Iota cholre to mis lculatio ca n Wednesday 111 hi:. protector . olJgerved a M al of 40 She' s a l s . 1e hest . o t1 prim, alaughter 1prlng lambs 50 bid tor freedom from the Marin youn g wood duck s m nddlUon to hJgher, otherwise mostly steady ; 21 adults, an inc rease over the County Jail. · ' The Troubled l,i1nd ." Tuesday around 30 choice and prime 76-112" Guyet crawl te ed through 1:1 l ight �umber aeen lal!ll yea r. The wood night's "Be l l 6: huwel l CLOSE lb I IUID: other cho(ceand prime fixture optn ing in the visitors hall uc\ a_pparent l� neal� at , the ' i Up" ABC-T o V, imJ,i-e 85-90 lb 18 00 , most good and sst-d me 1 and inchl!d along Ile ,u.:;irlo of us�a t , me desp1te the l i!l e !l�rmg , s i t od as the be pr t _ uct o 1 in the en. Ta bot observ ed. A recent trip ov<'ho ,n..-.: Ul . 00-17.00. f1tw lots good the celling. But h'11 way out 1-..1 t:\.I 1 . • tire se • "1e s er the same course y1eld ed 90 60-& lb spring teeder Iambs 12.0I). him ln to t · � lmgerpr inlmg r'l, , Tl woo To out l ine the pligh1 of Brr,zl l ' s . dies. 86 _vo• ·'lg and 24 adu l ts. 13·00· -buSt l mg with depu�es. � -This i! much hight>r t han -- ---the! poverty-stricken i l l iter!lfe, diseuiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiii franc hi sed peu�ants wno are be1000 oounl. Twenly-two younji! woodies were Ing bot h dri vt!n and <'ragged in !o � counted on a Raccoon Ct'N'k l loat t he <' l utchea ot an energPt Jc Cas. . madt !?>' ·"'1/:armon. districi "Jm! tro C.Ommunbl, Fre11r isc11 .ruliao, manigenient supervi,nr, arwl lllck the hall-hour to ld the story of one Schuerman . VJnton C'.oonly game peasa nt family 111 , • 1r, si mple, prote �• or They were parl of the mast.erful terms . rive broods seen. The camera 11owk was e.1tquls• ''In addition to lhe wood ducb " ltely and lndeli b l!· organized. The Cannon said, '• we observed t� raw force of its I!..!d and lam1iy adult minks in the wild, an un- s cenea was <JVel'whe:.n .·1g. Al­ common occurrence at any Urne though tht pro6ram was fil l ed W.tk■n or place ." with vivid purtr1dts, I thought Several broods of wood ducks one of the fflO'it amazing 01 ail Whole were recorded on a Walhondmg was that ol th� lb. g plan­ water-repellent -ljL gun-oJn River float trip, Cannon staled. tatlon owner Greatfor hikes, • . w;io lalljhed an d 1tlese float trip.1 are at le88t 10 shot bu lle ts into the ground to *campln1, miles lung a nd are run actordln LNn suppo his rt boas • , "ThJs is my g lo 11tandardlaed procedurt. The gun. It is the law here ." number of wood ducl:s, youn g My one big qtJ:bble with !A!o and :.dult, nhlerved from year lo Swaim Jr. 's ot ht> rwise restrained ear �Ve• as an tnd u to the and succinc :ic:-l � t pt im•oJves the reedm g ,uece111 of the species. L- ■nd Muty big ending that :u ta.::11:ed or.. Here, the story 11udde1:1ly reversed ffalr on the head ll'OWI at 8 Jts field and wolllld up by mak­ rate of about three-fourths or an ing those wretched peaean ts M!em inch a month. 11Dgrateful. Slle■d Aff Mut Bashan 0' Reedsv1· 11e 1 N eWS E VeO ts Social Events Mn. HALF PRICE B. H. SANBORN ICurtil, ' . - » -oo Wood Ducks Sh0WJDg • p ' * GROUND BEEF- 3 BOILING BEEF lb. lb. BUSH'S CHUCK ROAST - 43c BLADE STEAK - S9c SWISS STEAK - S9c. S9c RIB STEAK STEW BEEF - S9c 49c GROUND BEEF STRAWBERRIES ....... etc.* s IL No, ._With Tolllllo Sauce and ChMR KRAl'T U. 1 $. 2 LB, NO. I 10 LB. 11. ;SIMO N 'S ,� Market OPIN PCIIMIWy DAILY UNTIL 7130 P.M. , , (Closed At Noon On Thursdays) RIG. SIZE TIDE 31c Waid Cross' Sons IN ltACINE SINCE 1 NO ,, :ri,. ;t • GIANT SIZE enr1c •· 3 9c uns HOME GIOWN . ""· �-· -1 • 1-------,---- ·. -- THE REAL, UNPUBLICIZED reason for thUI deal ls that Pe­ mex had a lot of aurplus oil on ita handa which it couldn't 1t11l. MP• lco was under pressure to aen CUba. oil Sine11 the U.S. ail embargo agaimt the Ca1tro government, Cuba has been hard put to get petroleum products. n haa had to rely in import■ from Ruasia and Gther lron curtain countries with oil to ■eU. But thl! lnvolvi:,s • ...tly long haul. r. lb. lb. C WERENOT PRICESARE RElUJX LOW! I Today la ntunday, Juno 15, tJt, 11Mllh day of the yw: with '" more in 1981. 'Die moon is In lta new quarter• . en , V uo , -� SHOP NOW AND t 'lbe evening ■tar 111 Mari. 0n thla day 1n history , gl REFRESHING BUTT ½ 1■ 1... i : ::: 1 SHOP WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE J C In 1752' Benjamin Frankllt1 ' demonrtrated !.1lf relationship between electricity and lightning by Oyin,'l: • kite durine 1 1ununer 1 ' ,· 'ID. Jn 1775, f':iMr� Wadlington was i appolnled commander-ln-dtlef of . the Cooti nerihll Ann�,. In 19'4, Amerl<an troops lnvad• / · ed the MarianA� b:land1, about : 1,500 milel't IIO\lth of Tokyo. In 1960, Japanese Premier Kishi asked President Eisenhower to postJJOIII bis vl91t becauee of anti- 1 : U.S. riols . rt Ma d o ·Po a Th· L---------· . 111ouafit 1w today : Gto. Dou1· laa MacArthur aaid: "It la faUd to enter any war without the wW to win It." o. s 1 , •• I Gigantic , ! Goo/ tkints go fl)itl, Htiner-S••• •cizttst H11'nu-S 1011 fl)itl, n,,r,1tl,i11g goo4 1 ' ', I I rt ,_ 19C 35c 5 •:�. 49c 10 ,.. 59c 2 •. 29c Mortons Pies :.1:". ' . White Grapefruit White Potatoes �:�:'"'' Bananas BAKER'S SUPER MARKET ., Ualletl ..... --· lb. .. Jewe I Pot P•1es I The Almanac GOLDEN CROWN And NOW, Hciner's is �pcd in a n>sealable "Po)y-plutic" l>ac that cat,nires an<( holds this &arrant flavor and freshness u n�cr bdon: - ri�t to the Jut bite. Every time you cake out a bun .you a.imply roll up die re-u sable wrapper and aal in all the aoodum. Evai days later, Heiner'e buns /'eel 10 10/4 wt. 10 /res/ii I . · *It's Air-tight ••• Moisture-ti&'ht ••• Flavor-tight! , Clover Farm Vac Packed Coffee, drip or regular - lb. 69c Clover Farm Milk, tall cans, none better · · · · 6 cans 79c Clover Farm Catsup, 14 oz. bottle · · · · · · · · · · · 2 for 39c Clover Farm Large Peas . . · · · · · · . . · . . · · · . . 2 cans 29c Jello, all flavors · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 3 for 25c 1 Oc CABBAGE NEW. POTATOES 10 59 Ju:,i:i:�: .:n .,_ 0 ��! i:;. BANANAS --- 2 29c �?d t� FRESH 1 1: ·79c I MILK I I 35 . 1 I ERMILK - Your taste will tell -the remarkable, improved, fresh home-baked flavor and full-bodied texture of Heinefs hamburger and hot dog buns actuaRy intensifies the goodness of your favorite filling. ,, :.- I The Food Mart lb. l'Nlh · · · lb. 79c R O U N D STEAK ··- -·· · · ·· · CUBE or LOIN STEAK · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · lb. B9c MOUN DVIEW ROLL SAUSAGE · · · · · . . · · · . . · · · · · · · lb. 39c P O R K L I V E R . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2 lb. 49c P U R E L A R D · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2 1b. 39c Lil' DAVEY WIENERS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2 lb. 89c 1 lb. • I! " Pino 6 ;:ii;, lb. SMOKED I MARKIN'S ' FOOD MKT. lb. lb, I I I aaa:::aaaa�:::::==�===::a:aaa=:z:::::aaa��, �z::::: OLE_O --,---- 5 BOLOGNA - 3 s1 .oo PORK SAUSAGE 3 s1.oo , ........ 49c GROUND BEEF BACON ENDS c PIC NIC HA MS 33 . s1 oo PIGS' FEET Sliced BACON f�:. 3 lb. j.29 SPAGHETTI 9c Skinless WEINERS 2 89c LARD -- 25 !!. s3.1s VELVEETA CHEESE - 85c ........... FLOUR - 25 s1 .19 NEW POTATOES - 5Sc LJDCS T Dra,,-,.t.J ID ce�d�B�A�C�O�N��•b. 49c S�li� BOLOGNA _ 3 INSTAN T COFFEE _ , ... 65_� • 'SAvf -¥ *TH£ HANDY-fl PLASl'IC BAG * * ii: - il,:\iurdy, · it -¥ l" BETTER FOOD BU YS c.;:..�: Jl C FRYERS WI EN ERS'-====- .�:� 49c ':Jl* 27c OP' I ==-''-'--------- 15 CHICKENS e PIPES eBILLFOLDS e SOCKS e BELTS e HANDKERCHIEFS e TIES e FATHER' S DAY CARDS washi · · ton w· dow • • • Untagged Set r re-sealable "Poly-Plastic" Ba g�.. for longer-lastinb .. Jshness Father,S Day Ba rbeque Time I :;;rt� • . J . Prosecution scrumptious flavor . . . for folks with hearty appetites More young I I u • -:ci .,..,,..1,.,1 Soon I uATHE� S - Plan, .... !,,Ing ° bel s. c l U. S., Pemex' Have Worked 0Ut Comp]•1cated 0•1l Dea, I SUMMER I Professiona l Codes O, Eth ,c . s In L aw s?. Scotct, Pi nt B Y J.JtE.8 SHE RM AN PORTEk , ate, wllh the minimum 2(J vot e1 Harold . 0y Hll' r �( M B iella wa mad " Ul ha rn1I �c:h relate: wh B1II hu1 desrnbmg at requ i red. 8UIW ....&or• 7"h-llh Dl1U'M!l l ru11 from e-,,rly plantatloru en Some of •vou k now that the raMy ob)ectlon lo thi1 piece of tO u plome tf l &h · 11 nd · M> and bt-- Oluo Dn 11rn,n ol Forfftry landJ dio stat ion from which I earn my legi,JallOfl 1, that 11 enat·ts part i1olrl • .l ht're wt're mduded four or • D 1 sr r 1 t'I for t-&lt'r V"mon Honchell f•ve tlf'm� in th e oplomet r i!ll!I° II .___,.1 prmC"1pal ll veli• uuuu is ow ned .by 1 , . of a profeu ional code of tt h1c11 _,.1_ 1 th ' . w h ic h he wan tf'd �YB 1hat ITM'l.,;f of !ht' planting ! C'lllle' o e 1, !I l a wyt'r . Many O f my heot pohltcal . . ._. 2' years l have reJet'led a 1 - "'"'W,-• . � mto law I told t hP Com- wt- i t' m.i d" m th(- l!t'ltl _ an • aome ., .are lawyer! - r or i amt pei sone I fr 1e1iu5 .1 . w,· 11 be . s ' ! r et.- � ait' d�mg ·n w � 'l{ 1 I ht' M a nMia l.t'l!:i,;l Therefore }'OU may rea ll:r.e the tempt• lo put 1n 1 I 1le � . d S<IWf 1111(; m.<trkl ' ' t ;,hle produrts � ' am Etn1 agonu1t 1 c- to sul ' , 1 Books Jaws which enforl't' II ,· misgivings . 1 w hich la l'omade red onr Iandh ,nd po �it> posts a� �11c 1 BY PETER EDSON ea J had J u n e 5 1cs of any profH�ion. In the IU.; . , nul. ,rd r WASHINGTON _ ! NEA i -One There are no U S.-Mexicen pi pewa eneral A �_sembly , 1, ur iw . I am a �md atlor- 'Ol i n or ·ore- ry 00 whe n I v oted Ohio G \ e D � of the most Jnvo l ved of al l inter- linH, 50 the oi l muSl be mov� st . � io of fre.< the m r ad O imHw eo se Hou 11f.' 81 !i v payine: or ret·etvr n g COfTIJlt'!l· lon ge r �rows Sc·orrh pme 1n against . petional oil dea ls ha s just been by lank car or lrntk to qua l ify all iti; I v�� 1 ��'. la w . wh_i ch Slruc k _ oul o1f which 1 1 i B . · itat ion of :t•J!al bu� nu,·s,•rv or 11 1� 1,l;:1nt1•d as a forland er ov shipment. "0"' ._, out betwsoli( for aation ..,,.... the U.S. ., · wor,uru l · 4 l · :1 s cu1ropod1s noi: b an 1e1r t l. 11ega I t ,, makea . . ernment and tilt M exican oil mon- The amount of Mexic a n . . V• me� s bul mY feelin g is thal lh� e s·t t rt.t' . siri( .t' o t hPr pi ne apec tet. , t ! ,er on adve11 1s1ng PH• · ey •s �- l' orn lt a an_ are be! t.-r ;.iduph'd to Oh io condi • .poly known aa " Pemex. " be al l owed i n under t he new ar,rolessKm itself should t.ike t.1n.• l mns o f Ie- i es. i lion lic1ta · arrano the new U•d•r " "e ment, 1 1•angement ii; 20 .000 ba rrel s -.f • u in the <.:ommitlee un Hea l th of such unet h 1ea I pract 1< ,ei;- e1n <>al busmes�. Mexican crude p roduced in Tam- crude a nd 10 . 000 barrels of res idDEEIJE O LA "I) to s ' 1 a1 e . . The Bi l l barely ;:1nd Education that 11ame afl_e r• not make them c.-ontrary pico will be loaded o n small coast- ua l fue l oil a day, ror th ree years. Chiel Samo,;el Wils ,. mc-...,.,.r passed tht! Sen- noon - June � - Representa tive hiw. _____ wiq tankers and moved lo Mata- Once the Mexican crude is in of the l'ema4 uid Indian 1 ,· ,he. --- - - -- -----moras, just across the Rio Gran- Brown vil le, a pa rt of it will In !f,?.'l. ht mc1d.- what 1s • 1 " i lo de from Brownsville . bf.' !hf' fJrs1 rlf"Pd of Indian !,ind , al resid� y n a But refined there. . . At Matamoru the oi l will be fuel oil re!ul ting from lh!S lo f':nglJ.':h {'Ul1.1111sts. Iran,,• .,. •II� , ref m.. truek s and m plus any unrefo·-unloadod Into tan• • of Philadt''•1 ,hia • 12 000 a{ rt's ol hJs lnbe � l mil I H::U..1 crude an d .. , poI 1t 1i.:aI co•t•ol By LYLE C WIl.SON g hauled across the U· S· bor der the · 10,000 barrels of res1dUa1 WI .., . IC "" lonu.. a '11 1 to J ohn l:lr L " n mw of the Sf'' 1 ,• 1 s 1 w h h they •-td ..... Ualled Pr-eu Jatt-r••flona1 O 0 ' s1 be moved in big t anker s 1 the WASHINGTON i UP I ) - I f He- b� d so nobly that the voier5 hlt- lhat brok t fage and m vrslTHE PURPOSE OF THIS la to ; ; h ivt-s may m rt prt')x'flla! oust! cnt ' U . S east coast • pub l ica ns could turn for a moment ma Y kt�ked them oul? llot-· ••titfy the condiUon , of a proc� a.illl(J lf'd cal be h 1 l a �ro:n ttie i r recen� pohtic :\:�\:i;� �:oc;e . mi!ltiOn issued by President EisThP list JJ! ohahly will bf' St"lec1 :a ��; �h�!l! �1�: ;� :�� S : m fex a s they might_ loo THUi HAS AROU ED the lre ol tivt' a� lhf" hf'armgs arf' sdit-duled enhower in 1959. It permitted od ' Penmvtof control lcal l n h gai � POMEROY ATHENS - Outdoorsmen who good pa rty news m two greg� l National Coal Pol icy Conference 5- 1 0 Ph. WY 2·3498 · to r un only from Uw1r OJK•ning from conti guous U.S. countries to ia va � n sylve11ia an Pen lates. n r r e fo east Imes sel s Commerce untagged f o r . tain ain m Chambe S • and U • . y o�, k Tue!l.d,1y thr ough Thurnfay JunC' t LOCALLY OWNED • NATIONALLY KNOWN enter th t country ..overland " , 1 he Lop question ID ..1,ew claim this w i 1 1 fish or turtles w iII I,, prosecut ed . New york They iala ffi ic O I · without being aubjected k, quota r Evere-tt L ike anchor men m a tug,of. w ar City is doub Ie barreI I•d W'' tl ; • :__ mean greater uncontrolled ,m - says Distr ict Superviso ___________ -- - - - · . . reslr�tlon, j ldlf 1 ec11on re-e W f k see er S1on n o Wao Mayor t Dtv1 p Ohto · 1 e a i d • el R ethea o fu 1 ennsy •·an ' • f · th< great n produced f M g By a aecond proc l amation . oil \ d h \.m;;:• wlth Ame rican · "Ga;,,, prntectors have been I•�· and New York State a re Demo. and, if :••ble 1 �b l7:�0: ::;;;; : :� this violated who llep the, from noncontiguous coun tries those with lent cr a tic elect ion muscle. ii, Produced fueI !. quotas . 1 b j t C t tu import , regula tion in the past because it Democratic mayors are now in I Mayor W1:1gner not onl .v has · E Moody bein g at- President Joseph o, was new," he continued. oot " " Now t l ln the two gre at.est ut i mo1 e scandal tha n M ayor U 1lb � :. :::. ·h7 h�nd a re tin th< coal organi,at Kln says the m. . lhe warning por,od " ove r an � �:: � poll!an ar,a,, P h , tarl, : 1 wo,th ••JOYS, 1 1.. New Yo ,ke , !' as · tac g tro t 1 . 000 barrel s of Me x,c� n res idual 5 full compl iance wi l_l be ex pected. enl of Ine and New York City. Sc a nd a l • a tougher spot all around f he der r.view by Depa rtm hi mar. e th ng placi e r \o e-nt The- ne w regulation which hber terlor. They permit unpo� 0 2 equival I head · Every 1 govemo, of NE"w Y o1 k Stale 18 a has raIsed 1t � ket for 2 6 million tons of coal 8 a lized the number of set l ines that P pet cent of U.S. consumption , 8 d com paral ll'L' j Republican. Nelson A, Rocke-fel lt'r . day and lhat it will wipe out the may be used a lso prov ide! that thmg, 0f cou ' ·u l 11e give producing countrie! , quota ad New Yu rk governors have a !ipt"C , : job! of another 1 , 000 U S Mm- each line must bear a waterproof S�andal has r.u!ted I u y to stabilize thei r produC'11on an , ial aulhonty for survei l lance the n ame and h ig her an d mo� often a n� l nge era · a g contain in g t . marltotlng· , 'h ' l a- W a. gner.' l1kt! Mayo r. D1l�·or- t h . is. in New York C ity than ll1 P r etary o( In tenor address of l he use r . Sec t . 1 an s Assi • us mg his own authonly lo d 1sco�Pt Canada and Mexlco , being con1 de lphia. the f O Mayor l e � 0ver municipa l affairs. ar tiguou■ have no quotas, Cana- John M. Kelly, in c� inma or ar Payo place lo la l I awfu l Ch un s lJ:t'd i "It _ n;i dP ri e ei t h s turn l an he to e ra ds i ms sc als I dlan oil can move by pipeline, m inera l s division. mamte tain a set line from a doc k pier, mocratic Mayor Rd.Jeri F : out. I( Wagner overlooks any rr.1�- ! De ;;:;:_:;;.�:;,_;;;;;;�;;:;.�:;:;;,_;.:;;;;;;;a-==--=====11 bo at . dam or ret a ining wall . "' W agner of New York Cily has had deeds or ra scals. RockefeP�r · � 1 . l.o kee says �idgf' . "This is done municipal sc�ndal of one • · .,rl or ; agerits wil l he glad to he lp 'hP ' est J ��g from a aw s e ]m such y . another on his hands for months. mavor find them . . --areas to avoid l� �ssibility �f His present sciwdal relates io the , h al pressure has made scand T e clanger end to e hm 1�ale com pe.. . or building and mf nlen ence ol pub- I .a M yor Dilw ort h a bit edgy He lb. tion with hook and hne �nglers,l ie school buildings in Ne w York =..: = == _.'.: has begu n to compla in th.at ! he "".:'...:== WI· 11 be no Mexican residual 1m- c·t l� �A�V�l� l�D . I Y, L� � lff L� � I • ne wspa�rs are slugg ing loo hard. f· ported. l s er W:l.'!f , Thirty nine o( Nayor _____ What erfect the import of Menl - school construction inspeclon a nd can crude will have on U. S. oil supervisors are threatenP•l with Mis( Blower l:alled E BUCKIY production - pa rticularly Texas suspension. The charge : Taking under strict n.. n . yo la rrom building conce rnt< do, Into F'oresl Work ,.roduction, which i s ATHENS - Unwa nlf'd vec�ta• ,... work for the board or Erluca·"·on trol s - can 't yet be detennIn- ing 1 i n southeaste rn Ohio 1orests 1 tion t s cu t � impo n ica L Mex S ICID ed. But If the lion. by a "M i s1 · w ill be . co ntrolh:d Texas product ion, there wil l be $1 ,00 An even dozen of Ph il ade1ph1 ., . RlowPr . a new i tem of t>• · ,1men1 lb. a lo ud yell. Mayor Richardson Di l worth'� em- recently p urchased b the Ohio ! y Secrelary of I nterior Stewart ployes have been suspended. s·ir� - r · · • ision of Fore�lrv. MARKINS S,ICI AL I L. Uda ll is being beat over the ed or a rrested. More payo la. I h is . . "This pieC"e of equipment . new I head some more for this MeJCi�n time from a c�nlr ac�r rep<1�r: ng Ohio forestry work. sprays vegin apparently )list an e levated rai l way l me. Neit,1e r s Chicken, he but 1 I deal IIRVIT , elat ion control chrmieals in a ' the 'responsible official who ht1d Wagner nor Dilworth is ae, 1 �d, ., .... ----- Heh Tu,k•y fine m ist . " sa id Vernon HonchPll , lb. $ 00 to sign the papers after he w a s suspected or capable ol beu1g 1m- District 4 forester. '•Jt wi l l be briefed on it. The arrangement plicated in the payola-lake. He h C "" weeds a nd used lo e limimite was initiated in Kelly' a diviflion The maYors are the !'esl>')nsible brush in evergreen pl antations while re11iewlng the Eisenhower parties, however, the misadvMI- anrl 111 t imber sta nd improvement proclamations of 1959, which were ures having taken pl ace 111 th�lr work." RUTLAND, OHIO permitting up to 50 .000 ban-el� . inistralions. No elected olf1c------Mex ican crude to come mMI the als are in11olved in the New York Sheer, lightwe ight and poro us Y•l low u . s, daily via Brownsville. sch ool trouble, nor in Ph , : :e l- fabrics w ill keep you cool when I .i.. _________ 1 co-operation .,Ith the. U. S, phia . But the two big c 11 y Demo- the temperature soars. Tht"y re­ 1 Sta�e Department Mexican for, c:rat Jc administra tions are !ih ,k sisl the heat. They also pack we ll . : · .---...,..,x, lhe new with the scandals just the same . are eai-y-ca re and ever fr esh look- ' eign olfJce and .,.:__,_ .. . ing. Wag�r·, Problem worked out was arrangement . . s L �It two these m Scand,1 e t.h cul to by which It is hoped Open 7 Ooys A Week-I AM Unfll 9 PM . TOP CHOICE Bl:EF FOR ATHLETE S FOOT lons que\l political some raises uw barre ls a day . impo s "' 30,...,.,. •· bad. ne�• s u,r lnshnt-dulnc T·4-L for J to D What effect Wl· 11 t,n:: Kelly maintains he ls not givFREE PARKING . . . . COURTEOUS SERVICE , lb. rth's fort dai■ W1tl'h frfJsh. healthy ■lun reD'l wo I ing Mexico a quota which WIii have on Mayor pl.1c� 11w 1nrect1on. l!:11H ■chine. 1wen '·Where It Is A Pleasure To Shop" e simi- to be eleded Governor of Pl'I �y I - lne. penplrlna In the III Jolntt Dr the e nt ina aeI 8 precedent lor •ra fut by hathinlll Lhl'm with T+L 1.-1�e • that he make the d ,l l.v . 1 1 not 111 rprl•"41 and pluled, l air lnlport allowances to non-<'On- va nia, assumin g MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ·111 Democratic 8(:andals your '8c baclt from an,- dru1 tore. w . e rac I a. Venezue like ers produc tiguous 1 . Now •t sw11her ,. Lob.M Dru1■ . en able the Repu blicans to regam -•d• 11. What the arran gement w1.th IIe _ 1 lco aaye: ls th�t pelrfl r-um "tra ns­ ported Into the United Stales by lb. pipeline, rail or other me11ns or nverland transport from the coun• try whence produced" ,hall not subject to quota re9trictlons. be lb. Washington Column News Items tol I Dai ly SenUn el, Pomer oy.Mtd dl e po �t , 0 ' J u ne 1 5 , 1 96 1 · 3 1 1 (;'den 1J I • .............. AT . • • REESE *** Furniture Outlet fR[l\ VACUUM CLEANER EACH MONDAY THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS NOTHIN G TO BUY Just Come In and Register! STORE HOURS : Tuesday, W■dnesday, Thursday & Frld■y 9:00 til S:30-0PEN SATURDAY & MONOA Y TIL 9:00 e SHOP SATURDAY (Other Evenings and MONDAY NIGHTS By Appointment) Be tu-lture u,be . . • • eeonomi�e at . . , . R EESE S«ond & Sycamore ' FU RN ITURE OUTLET Phone GI 6-1456 • ' �. ... ,.--. - --··-- Kyger Little Lea gue Tournament Starts July 17th 48 Teams Already Have Indicated Entry In Power Station Play.Off • .. The Third Annual Tournament for Little Leaguers sponsored by the Kyg-er Creek Employees' Club of Ky• □ = BJ FRED DOWN United Pren tDtenaUoDal -..;:� The Detrott Tiger! tuive !'egained a share of first place to -----• A<cordin& lo club Preoidenl El- Hubbard Uvtt in Syracu.1e. and the American League t o d a y _ u al to annu r "1-,,,' third ,.IL mer Bo"5 , the thank, to the 1-J pitchinl puncn will probably take any inquiJ'iel ne y w1ll begln July 17· _ n.e Ky- fr Frank Lary und Doo MOiSl, of coachel and mMagers of om ger event has drawn wide atten- the Meip area, at his home. which rec.U. the Ttgen· fabuloua Uon from lea1111 and players durt!K-1 duo of Hal Newhouser and A numbe r of ..ams from Me.lg• e. tenc of exis yean two g its Diny Trout. Ln the touma• .,.,..,...., le.am, wiah- C.Ounly hav11 entered All Little ,--.Newhouser and Trout combined ,_, 1ml L. In ,-.. nt sInce II .,.gan tng to enter tbe tournament should rne aof the finalist tea"'! have I to win 56 game� in lhut 1� ae ,iend it.a team name, roater. woo IOlll8 had t haven around hert The Ky- ..U y911'n .o 1ood, why arn't. son and the Tigers and lost record, and manager' s come from 1 pair Uke them alnce - wdeM yoa la &he BIG letgPIT" ,..___'-- Em- ger Creek tournament 18 one of ._.... to the �•ger ""3 ,.,.� ••-• Lary and Moul art read y to d most lnvlUng to local boys ploy1iet' Club, Box 81, Galllpolio. three the job thl1 year. Lary and Moaand maJ1agen. 11ie .,u--11 .__ _,....,..,.,- Club league team■ II� show a combined record of 171 11 Litt le �� •�-� lnlllll tbeoftour Ju)� �... ar�acuse Bf Unlkd Pre• [Diera■Uttaal th.1 1 NaJOn t.o give the Tigera t.ht;t • and the America Le-,.e ianc11,,,a; _... u.ua;,a.,• _......., beat pair of aCfl In either leagL» · ey ton e Tourn . n. w � In -•·-' y ··•�-er A Ct.a. G AB R H Pd. g Pla An• , tnqu.u- ,.ga,.. ame the first lO- ga� La tournament ■bould be directed lo Mlddleporl'• alx teatl'li, for the PienaU, Clev 53 2111 3i lll . 370 _ ry bec the season and mof ner w 60 198 4S 73 3.67 m Hub- first time, will enter the Kyr:er C, sh, Det. tournamBot director, Bill h d crea H: hi record to l&-S Wednesbard, at the Kyger Creek Station. event. Hubbard sa.id �esday � Brandt, Ball 39 145 28 r"! .359 day when tie beat the Boa ton, R«I Ju■t for tho aake of conven- team• already have 111d Lb ey will Romano, Rlev 66 1 99 36 65, , 2, aDd enabled the Tigers Killebrew, Min 48 170 31 55 . 3:4 So:ii: 4lfflce, It ii worth mwtion that enter. 18 D"lOVe back Jnto a first-place tte to 0 58 1 40 7 . 1 Sievers rn ,, Chi S& S20 Cleveland Indians, who the with 73 .32 Te pl , Clev M 288 , New York Yankees, to the lost 8 _ 37 74 . 7 7 Rob' aon Bal 80 .. HI stage of the similar At a I . 58 2-42 st 17 . srn Kubek, NY � whou N 1 season 8 8 aer and Trout e 4S 148 2'1 47 . S l !M4 Va., the aame school where Sam e1Ta N Y .,. OSCAR FMLl:Y had combined for 16 victories-• Nallolal Leapt BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (UPI} - learned to read, write and arlthfew�r than tlie Lary-Moss ! one 355 31 )86 ha1 he WOtl money for mellc all that 59 . 49 Moon. LA � could be a . bla day h•s wracked up for mbination co , the Sworld. 8 9 l'ffl ll 50 on golf counea around Zl 1 . 4 Ho k , Pitt youa,g Jack SDMd. 11gl!l'I thl1 year. the 52 203 33 89 . sto Afw.r .U. J\ b F ather's Day, Young SIH!ad, li ke his dad before A,u,,n, MI i And be feel, that maybe he 'll be him, al!iO p loys on the footba i l Clemente, Pitt 52 21 3 35 70 .S29 tbe __, luck charm which h i s team. 8ut, while Sam was a half- PlniOn, Clnn &41 2:11 n 71 921 1 31:t 137 14 44 Allman, Chi ud has been mIB!linj{ up to now back, J.ock i� an end. 51 uo 9:2 67 . S 1 9 ID tbt U.S. Open eolf champiot1- "I'm not quite really sure wh11t Santo, Chi 32 parJack, says yet," do to I wont MathewM, Mil 52 201 37 w 3 1, : lhlp, 1111 dad. in cldently, ii that long- rying que�tio11 1 .ea to his vlM'atlon- May , , San. r. 66 208 46 66 9 17 ,.._.._ � __ .________....J_ _ Gonzales, Phil 40 126 l9 40 .317 t1me fairway favorite known as al aspirations. I a tough Certainly_ 11 :,vould Hettne Ru•• ••Siammlo' Sammy" �ead. I Yy Unliff Pl"flS!" latl!raatklul Snead 't, mlsfortunea m the Ope.1 cliore to fill his fal11er s famous A mer lcpn t..e a1u--Marl1, Y111Dk Ainer1c811 Leaaue art ODIi Gf golf, great.eat legends. broians. ly : a�e Sa� hQi; w·Jn 2:2 ; Ca sh..1 Tigers HI; Mantle, w . L. Pct. GB ttie titles as divot (.'()veted Yanka 18; Colavito, Tigers 17: . 1 a familiar tale how he has such Cleveland 38 21 .t'M been .ond on four diUere11l or- M11l1n. Brilillti Open and J u I t Wagner, Angell 16. you can everything el _ about a. U Lt se ons Cepe kickOO Detroit 21 .&44 agae onal time Na d 38 another and cui 36 21 .632 1 It completely away with a tragic name - e:ii:cept the U.S . Open. Wants 17; Mathewi. Braves 17: New York ,o 29 " I can hit the ball aboot a■ far Moon, Dodger• 14 ; Robinson, Baltlmorl':! .508 a �gbt oa the fin&l bole. 30 . 492 9 ••1tt1ybe I 'll be the good luck as Dad can . " he gr ins shyly in Reds l ◄: Mays. Giants 13. 29 wnshington l can a few 1tatemt1n malling Run1 Batted tn Bostoa he'i needed," ,miles 16-year-old r, 30 ,414 10 Jaclr:, who 111 1 carbon copy of his matcti . " B11t ofter all. I'm as big American I edlle-Calh, Ttgen KanliaS Rily 30 .45!> 11 i5 .'31 12 1/a Is.·• he as rhair baa 54: Maril, Yanks IIO; Gentile, O Chlcaao 25 33 he that father es:cept Joles 49: Mantle, Yanks 44 : Cnla- Minnesota "Ou b1hoot11" Old Ma■ 22 36 . 3711 15¼ •'nil! is the first time I've ever 1 JI to .3'4 18 1.,o8 Aniieles been to the Open and JL' s II good At 5 feel, 11 Inches end 188 vlto, Tigen o. pounds, Jack is as big as his NaUoa1111 Leagw _ Cepeda. time for Ded to win it." Wednead ay '• ReH lta famed father and he hH, on at Olanta 48; Aaron. Braves ,u . oet., Mac• �pert Youne Jack gets a Jot of sup- leHt OIIE!" �asion. •·outshot " lh(! Me· · , C ianll, 41 ; freNe , Reds 40; Deh-olt 4 BostC1n 2 Chicago 4 Los Angeles 1, 1st twl Robinson . Reds 39. porl in the locker room al Oak- old maTL Ctilcago 9 Los A.ng. 8, 2nd, nlaht PlichlDI land Hill• Country Club where the "That was on our \a1t Bunting c Washington 5 Ba1Umore 1, nllhf. tmll• nt, l,ea.11ie-G trip, two Jack aa got "I Amerl recounted. r11 " IJ dad Hill day. Thur Open i;tarts s New Yori: I I Clevelan<t 5, night S-O: wilt! .u nnd Dad de4!r an■ Indians t111·key. only, 7-0; t.«tm&o, 11!1 49 but "Old Sum" ls as strong City 9 Minnesota 2, nllht Kan1&s u 5-&: Sox Red deer l, Mo one brought Schwan, one down and n bull, Is playing with ogeleu ProbabLe Fttchen ThUl'ldA)''I : 'fl.2. l riaen 1-J Ford, Yanlr� 11kill and ha wn the last three lurker." - Monbou, Delrolt at Boston ...,laata consecutive :.outi-n::merits In which Such Js the feverish pace ot N11Uonal l.eatue-M i 1fax. quette Hi-6) v11. Bunr ng (�51. he hat played. Sem's life artd tr eh, wtl tm ht1 tl-0 : Podrts , Dod1ers Ii "You can't count Sam out for the pro lour that they seldom Ood8en 9-2 : Haddix, Pirates 4-1; Los Angele, al Chicago - Mcbride 15-4! vs. p· •9 (2-5>. nnothcr 10 ycan," marveled four- nave u n opportunity to pluy to- Gibbon. Pirate� S-2. ----Kru,,as City at Mlnne60ta time Brltl11h Open champion Peter &ether, nut lhcy have teamed up J - Nuxhall ! 4•2l v1. KralnJght 'fh()mson wbo chaaed Snead with lit pro-amateur event, in Vir�inia 1 Uclr: 5-4), I $ ullcr futility In the recent Inter- and Weit Vlrainia. New York at Cleveland fnlght , 1111ho11l golf cbampionahlp a, Sam " I sUU got a Iona way tc 80 to -Terry (H) VI. Granl (7-0). added I.bat to hls recent Grecu- gel anywticre near him, though, " W11hlngton at Baltlmoni (night ) Vegas victorlu. Jaclc aay11 with hia pride In hli brier and Laa 16-4 ) vs. Brown ( 6-21 , -McClain "Hc'a playing better than enr. " dad showing plainly. "Dul he "d I Frklay'1 Oame1 Young Jack beams at theae ac- have just about everything If he . EWHALL, Calif. Pi l - A Washlnr:ton at Boston, night N • U colades and cautiously croue11 hill can win thii one. And, 11 J uld, finger,. 1be llling that worries I hope I'm the good luck charm long, dry 1ummer or rire danger BaltimON!I 1t Cle,·eland, night In Southern California mis been New York at Detroit, night him _ becauae they worry Sam he need■.•• s1gnaled liy a brush fire burning Minnesota at Chicago, night - iJ thOle short putts. "M.uybe 80," Sam grinned. "Ah out or control today In the Mint Lot An1ehtt at Kanaa1 Clty I nlthl - la FUDIIJ ,ure doe• hope 10_ " Nalllaa1 League .,1 goes■ ft rum In the family," So do a lot of people In the Canyon area northeast or here. e have already blackw. L. Pel GB Th be amlled. ''The yips seem lo be golfing world. Victory hera for the d ln sun 1 e the acres 35 24 .593 1 4. Lot An1ele O I trait of Ill us Sneada." Slammer would pu\ the fineal ne rc 33 21 .589 '½i Jack bowl. He ■boot.I tn the louchll to a fabulou, career. It JCO bed Anaelea NaUosl ll'oreet. ctncinnaU north SU Francisco fi 3S as .589 i,i, mid-70'1 IDd w11 the number one ju■t migti t make " Old Dad" Snead A NCOd fire, ve rnllfl■ or Ca1talc, C1Uf., wa■ brouahl Plttsburp 211 24 .s.,a S � llan 0!1 tbt Valley HIP School the father of the year come SUn• undtr control ol II p.m. alter llee lwo " 28 .463 7¼ u Ml 10U team bock In Bot SprJJ,js. doy morning. 24 28 .• 7½ conawnlna allhOll 100 acraa of st. Louis bruah along the Old Ridge Route. Cblcq:o 11 33 .!19 11¼ About IIIO men battled the fire. lJ II .:JU 13 l'hlladelphla A woman resident of Sleepy Wffllffday•• ....... Valley In Mint Canyon admitted San Francisco 11 Mllwhbe S to Fire Department investigator& Pittsburgh � Clnclnnltl c, night !hot the bla,, otarted In btt back- Los Angeles T aitcaao 0, nJ&l>I IIIRMIIIOHAM , Mich. (UPI>- Palmor start, ploy al 11 :rl a.m. yml Wodneodoy when ,be was St. Louis al Pldlodelphla, nJihl, l>eip1te all the ■enllment for Biro with U.S. amateur champion burning \ralh and oouldn'\ con-postponed, ra.lil &Dead, defending champion A� Dene Beaman and former · trol the flames. 'fhlnllaf'• PnlJlllllt Pllc:INn nold Pabner WBI the 5-1 betting Open king Jack Fleck. She facea a poalble citation. MllwaukN Ill Ban l"rancllcofavorlte today with the lltart Snead doean't lilO off until 2:ZO Tht battlt apiMl the Mint Cloninter (0-0) YI, McCormtck ploy In the U.S. 0Jl'II IOU clwn• p.m.. playing with Boh Rooburg. Canyon Hro ulllllod 30 flro lrucks. !Wl. f>lonlhip. a former PGA champion, and Jer- a!P,t air tanbn, two hlllcopteN, st. Lout■ at Pblladtlphla (nlahll Snead, who ha1 beeri trying to ry Barber, Player starts at 1:24 10 bulldnera and l90IDe 500 coun- -Sadeckl (M) vs. llabafflJ (H) _.in this one 11ince he started play- P- m. with Jay Hebert and Ford. ty and U.S. Forett Senb fire- Cincbqwtl 1t P1ttabur1b (nllhtl lnR In lt 24 year• ago he-re on Fair, dear weather waA fore- ftgbten, who were hampered bz -Jay (7-S) VI. llblll CMI. lhi• same Oakland HIiis course, caat with temperatures in the 30-mile-an-hour wLnda and 100- Chicago at Loe AnpJee <nlahU wu tht co-second choice aloD.11 10·1. That wlll be qulle a relief degree beat. n wu expected to -Hobbie ,..,. or Andtnon (S-St with Maater1 champion Gary from t he searing heat which tirt!d bl Jull u hot today. n. PodrN Cf.I). ------the golfen In their practice Mayer at 8-1. Behind them in the odds came rounda up unUI Wednesday. It Dou1 Sanden at 8-1, PGA �ham- tumtd windy and chilly after an pioo Jay Hebrrt at 10- l and tor- early ft'IOrllin& rain «nd the tern. met U.S. Open championa Ben perature w11 in the hl&h 80'1 �- Tommy Bolt. Billy C... moat of the day. pl!f, Cary Middlecofl and Ju!IUI Fl(IIIT RIISVLTS 8onJo al 12- 1. ,._ Jadt Nlcltt.u., !ormor IIJ - ""- ......,_I PGA. cllampkin Walt.tr Burkemo COMMACIC, N. \'. , �. -Stefan and former Masten ctiampkM"I, Redl, l47, Pasu.lc, N.J., outpoint­ Dwg Ford were in the 1fOUP eel Johnny Gorman l'AI¼;, BrookIyo. N .Y. to. quolal al IJ.1. Moot al Ibo playffl did not MIAMI BEACH, Fla. UPI- Al1,:ree with thole odda. 1bey all tan Harmon, I�. Kingston , Ja­ called Snead. ,....lngly ag,leso malco. outpointed J..,. Bowd,y, u far u pl II eonce.Dld et •• l74�, It. Louil 10, I r,:;::,:::::;;::::::::...----' LEADERS of .� ...__,_ 1J :m TODAY'S SPORT PARADE .. m Ii � I � c,lle ., ,, 1 ™: • STAN INGS n• ; • I I nu.. f' re Spread In Sout hern California name, Palmer, Snead Notwithstanding, Is Favorite In U. S. Open Event ,r Pomm,y,.M!ddlllpOl't, 0., .JWUJ lS, UNI! gate and them cbued a car Liston 11 1be wheel at � IUl lo INl mileo on bour. 'Ille policemao aaJd � turned off Ida '°" u.�. Ion Ora,! • •ornlnl ,bot la tbe WAlllll!IOTOII (UPI) - llep. a � ___ 1r. headl ol b:11, � otf!'-'9 ltAff here. lt NJJ: TEltM8 Dodger att.aci.. wb.lch dealt Don HOUSTON (UPI) - Bob xen., "No talkiee, DO tallt, no catcbN of New MWCO State and one ·J981' hellte." Cardwell hil third 1ou,. ,.L tu art qn,,ve ·In aur NDJ DU with a homer, triple Qd atngle aa the Pirates banded lhl Red.I their aecood 11.ralght 1oM. Bcbby Shantz, who pitched a bltless ninth inning. gained credit for third win while Jim BrosnBD wu saddled with ni• second loa. Roger Marla hit hill 22nd hom- Ed Bailey �ro� out of bll . er of the season and Bobby Richslump by dr1v1g m three nm1 , Gol.. 91ft tlick• so !I " theiyeary came w ith lwo homen and two n l ard 0 at a: ea tnof We'll htl• . . ' wIth 1wo on'"to �--d - h e ankees lea the J I -hit San Francisco d yau pick _.,.. o r . to their v 1c1ory over Cleve Iand'5 !! llack that also included thing for three G ary Be U. Wh.��Y Folrd ch�gglri g him to wtr hits by Harvey KueM nd two by . alon,: l oward uie IIrs ..:,_ �ww aeathat le • I ie M ays. Juan Manchal 111reflre his career, ffllned credlt son pitched I five-hitter to notch hll . ir the with reUef win his for loth th d win u: lb plNlff. �t w� m aid of Lui.II Arroyo. Cliuck Ea.!!&- e k UJ l :; w'fth 8 ....,en.: iplura:: 1� gian homer, · for the Indians. The Chicago White Sox swept a the aeventh innlna• doubleheader from the Loa AngeJes Angels -t.l and IH; the Wash• m,irton Senators topped the Baltimore Orioles, 5-t, and the Kansu City Athlellrs rou!ed the Mlnnesota TwiM, 9-2 l n oth•?r AL action. Pirate• Beat Reda In the N9tklnal Leaguti, thL Los Angeles Dod!i!"rtl rncaptured first place when they beat lhe Chicago Cubs, 7-0 . and the Pltt1bur1h Pl- PHll..ADELPHIA (UPI -Ht1vyrate!I defent.ed the Cincinnati weight contender Sonny Llaton loHeds. 5--4. The San Francisco day faced a day of reckoning beGiant■ routed the Milwaukee fore the State AthleUc CommiaBrave&, 11-2, 111 the other 1.eme. slon over hl11 two recent arre1tJi. The White Soll 1tretched their Alfred M. Kll!in of Philadelphia. winntng •• 111: tci six games when commlHlon member, ■aid Lilton Ray Herbert pitched a three-hit• will be asked to explain under ter In lhe opener and Don Linen oalh his May 11 arrest for Joltere Summer ftalted a ninth-irinin1 Loi Angeles in & and hll apprehension •Ith a Suits 29.95 to 59.50 threat in the nightcap. Roy 8� companion last Monday oo a va. tool vers' two-run double was the rlety of charges Including dborWhite Sox' big blllw of the first derly conduct and imper110118thl.a , e Sport Shirts ---- 2.91 to. 4.95 aame and they went off lD froat Qn officer. :�inxl_ancJet by _MNN, Joekey and Jlutbr. I, 11. L with a aeven-run burtl · the first Klein said state boxing Ucenae1 lnnh1g of tbt Sl'(()n,' -�me. lanlona, cotton, 11oo- •.••••••• •..• 2.9f "" "-" are granted "on \he premlae that Dick Donovan pltched • 1bt-hit- a man conforms to certain atand• Straw Hats _____ 1 .98 to 6.50 ter IO win hl1 third 1ame for the ards." He � -'ded that "if he &. Panam111, Me.sh, Milan & Leghorn. Sen:itors. whose five-run second- not, the commission has the right 7.50 to 14,95 Inning rally W81 featured by a to call him In and make fllt decl• Tr<>ptw Worolad, w..i..w-. Doeron-W-■d. two-run hollltlr by Gene Green sion as to whether he wUI conRegulan, Shorts. Shea 2.8 to GO. and • two run homur by Gene tinue to hold the licent■.'' 1 Steve Woodlinr:. The rally dealt Klein u • thP tft.year..old Ll■ton e Barmuda Shorts -'' __ 2.98 to; 5.95 Barber hill fifth los1 ompared to will be allowed to tell hill 11de Sl<u 211 to '8. of the ■tory. Meanwhile, he -ad, aeven vlcti ·i,s, • Swim Waar ----- 2.98 to 4,98 Pal<!Ual FaU. Ar 1rt state poUce aalgned to the comStretch and boxer. Sllee 28 to t4:. Norm Siebe rn ·, threerun homer mlaskm wlll conduct their own In• put the Atldetlc1 ahead and they qulry. • Baits, Ti81, Swank ry 1 fo hearlnl Nl more complete wu five No date r the ··•ns .o added Beach Jackets an el&ilt-run elpth-lnnln1 rally which wu ordered b,- CommiJ. Uuit gave Kan1a1 Cll)"1 Jerry ■Ion Chalnnan Jarnn H. Crowley ' w�Jter hi, third wln. CamJlo Pas- of Scrll!ltoll and Paul G. Sullivan c1 ·I auddenly came apart afuir of Pithburah, third member CJf �triking out 13 batters and pitch- the board. l.J.!lton and l!aac Cooper, Z7, ap•nK a two-hitter for 7 P innlnp. The Dodgara reclaimed first peared before lllaji■trate M. Pbl� place In the NL by .004 pointe lip Freed Wednetday on char1u "Home of A.rrow when Don IJry■dale pitched a of haltin1 Mr1. Dolorn Reed on POMl!ltOY OHIO U ve-n itler and did not allow a the Schuylkill Expreuway. Park Cub runner lo advance put flrst pare! J ohn Wuburtoa Nld he ll• g:.....� hue. 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Tboy - roported to be In 1i,. 111 elf ill � � ma. . -- mlnuleo wKh Mib Fotdlldl, C1oyton ... a bol. � Qipll ond amatour John ter With Ea,t Carollila, which Jut � tba 1lll ones o(( al , 1:31 wl!lr. wcm the NAIA baaebail IOllf - - .- �,..1 ; _ ,.-C- .. -•• - - -' --• . < ' Social Notes ( Por a qulok T R AV E LOAN � ilt !ori,i,,!_ I Apple Grove r SEE AMERICA Q:J � SECOND • • • · l! n SEE ll,I FIRST l• ' Is Speaker Alfred homer ol the 1ea10D and TommJ Devi, hit his 10th to lead the AGRO TO r °r Rev. C. Boyle Clifton Items Of Interest - Jadrlf '"' .,...a lo W1P1 with tbe Bou,t111 01lon ol the American footblll Lc,auo. K•U., JI a tlll whllo ""9 � 1 :5� = --�-s� --���-e�l�a-n�d-,D �e-tr-o-it�� r �k�e-d�l�n�T�ie�Fll �-o "/,• �1::air!"'..:, c:::; Lead; Three Teams Knotted In Nat1. onals ger Creek power station is slated to get under way soon featuring competition between at least 40 teams. , �Dally Sentlnol, DallJ Senllnel, i'omen>y•Mlddleport, O., June 15, IIHll-8 , J' �. ... ,.--. - --··-- Kyger Little Lea gue Tournament Starts July 17th 48 Teams Already Have Indicated Entry In Power Station Play.Off • .. The Third Annual Tournament for Little Leaguers sponsored by the Kyg-er Creek Employees' Club of Ky• □ = BJ FRED DOWN United Pren tDtenaUoDal -..;:� The Detrott Tiger! tuive !'egained a share of first place to -----• A<cordin& lo club Preoidenl El- Hubbard Uvtt in Syracu.1e. and the American League t o d a y _ u al to annu r "1-,,,' third ,.IL mer Bo"5 , the thank, to the 1-J pitchinl puncn will probably take any inquiJ'iel ne y w1ll begln July 17· _ n.e Ky- fr Frank Lary und Doo MOiSl, of coachel and mMagers of om ger event has drawn wide atten- the Meip area, at his home. which rec.U. the Ttgen· fabuloua Uon from lea1111 and players durt!K-1 duo of Hal Newhouser and A numbe r of ..ams from Me.lg• e. tenc of exis yean two g its Diny Trout. Ln the touma• .,.,..,...., le.am, wiah- C.Ounly hav11 entered All Little ,--.Newhouser and Trout combined ,_, 1ml L. In ,-.. nt sInce II .,.gan tng to enter tbe tournament should rne aof the finalist tea"'! have I to win 56 game� in lhut 1� ae ,iend it.a team name, roater. woo IOlll8 had t haven around hert The Ky- ..U y911'n .o 1ood, why arn't. son and the Tigers and lost record, and manager' s come from 1 pair Uke them alnce - wdeM yoa la &he BIG letgPIT" ,..___'-- Em- ger Creek tournament 18 one of ._.... to the �•ger ""3 ,.,.� ••-• Lary and Moul art read y to d most lnvlUng to local boys ploy1iet' Club, Box 81, Galllpolio. three the job thl1 year. Lary and Moaand maJ1agen. 11ie .,u--11 .__ _,....,..,.,- Club league team■ II� show a combined record of 171 11 Litt le �� •�-� lnlllll tbeoftour Ju)� �... ar�acuse Bf Unlkd Pre• [Diera■Uttaal th.1 1 NaJOn t.o give the Tigera t.ht;t • and the America Le-,.e ianc11,,,a; _... u.ua;,a.,• _......., beat pair of aCfl In either leagL» · ey ton e Tourn . n. w � In -•·-' y ··•�-er A Ct.a. G AB R H Pd. g Pla An• , tnqu.u- ,.ga,.. ame the first lO- ga� La tournament ■bould be directed lo Mlddleporl'• alx teatl'li, for the PienaU, Clev 53 2111 3i lll . 370 _ ry bec the season and mof ner w 60 198 4S 73 3.67 m Hub- first time, will enter the Kyr:er C, sh, Det. tournamBot director, Bill h d crea H: hi record to l&-S Wednesbard, at the Kyger Creek Station. event. Hubbard sa.id �esday � Brandt, Ball 39 145 28 r"! .359 day when tie beat the Boa ton, R«I Ju■t for tho aake of conven- team• already have 111d Lb ey will Romano, Rlev 66 1 99 36 65, , 2, aDd enabled the Tigers Killebrew, Min 48 170 31 55 . 3:4 So:ii: 4lfflce, It ii worth mwtion that enter. 18 D"lOVe back Jnto a first-place tte to 0 58 1 40 7 . 1 Sievers rn ,, Chi S& S20 Cleveland Indians, who the with 73 .32 Te pl , Clev M 288 , New York Yankees, to the lost 8 _ 37 74 . 7 7 Rob' aon Bal 80 .. HI stage of the similar At a I . 58 2-42 st 17 . srn Kubek, NY � whou N 1 season 8 8 aer and Trout e 4S 148 2'1 47 . S l !M4 Va., the aame school where Sam e1Ta N Y .,. OSCAR FMLl:Y had combined for 16 victories-• Nallolal Leapt BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (UPI} - learned to read, write and arlthfew�r than tlie Lary-Moss ! one 355 31 )86 ha1 he WOtl money for mellc all that 59 . 49 Moon. LA � could be a . bla day h•s wracked up for mbination co , the Sworld. 8 9 l'ffl ll 50 on golf counea around Zl 1 . 4 Ho k , Pitt youa,g Jack SDMd. 11gl!l'I thl1 year. the 52 203 33 89 . sto Afw.r .U. J\ b F ather's Day, Young SIH!ad, li ke his dad before A,u,,n, MI i And be feel, that maybe he 'll be him, al!iO p loys on the footba i l Clemente, Pitt 52 21 3 35 70 .S29 tbe __, luck charm which h i s team. 8ut, while Sam was a half- PlniOn, Clnn &41 2:11 n 71 921 1 31:t 137 14 44 Allman, Chi ud has been mIB!linj{ up to now back, J.ock i� an end. 51 uo 9:2 67 . S 1 9 ID tbt U.S. Open eolf champiot1- "I'm not quite really sure wh11t Santo, Chi 32 parJack, says yet," do to I wont MathewM, Mil 52 201 37 w 3 1, : lhlp, 1111 dad. in cldently, ii that long- rying que�tio11 1 .ea to his vlM'atlon- May , , San. r. 66 208 46 66 9 17 ,.._.._ � __ .________....J_ _ Gonzales, Phil 40 126 l9 40 .317 t1me fairway favorite known as al aspirations. I a tough Certainly_ 11 :,vould Hettne Ru•• ••Siammlo' Sammy" �ead. I Yy Unliff Pl"flS!" latl!raatklul Snead 't, mlsfortunea m the Ope.1 cliore to fill his fal11er s famous A mer lcpn t..e a1u--Marl1, Y111Dk Ainer1c811 Leaaue art ODIi Gf golf, great.eat legends. broians. ly : a�e Sa� hQi; w·Jn 2:2 ; Ca sh..1 Tigers HI; Mantle, w . L. Pct. GB ttie titles as divot (.'()veted Yanka 18; Colavito, Tigers 17: . 1 a familiar tale how he has such Cleveland 38 21 .t'M been .ond on four diUere11l or- M11l1n. Brilillti Open and J u I t Wagner, Angell 16. you can everything el _ about a. U Lt se ons Cepe kickOO Detroit 21 .&44 agae onal time Na d 38 another and cui 36 21 .632 1 It completely away with a tragic name - e:ii:cept the U.S . Open. Wants 17; Mathewi. Braves 17: New York ,o 29 " I can hit the ball aboot a■ far Moon, Dodger• 14 ; Robinson, Baltlmorl':! .508 a �gbt oa the fin&l bole. 30 . 492 9 ••1tt1ybe I 'll be the good luck as Dad can . " he gr ins shyly in Reds l ◄: Mays. Giants 13. 29 wnshington l can a few 1tatemt1n malling Run1 Batted tn Bostoa he'i needed," ,miles 16-year-old r, 30 ,414 10 Jaclr:, who 111 1 carbon copy of his matcti . " B11t ofter all. I'm as big American I edlle-Calh, Ttgen KanliaS Rily 30 .45!> 11 i5 .'31 12 1/a Is.·• he as rhair baa 54: Maril, Yanks IIO; Gentile, O Chlcaao 25 33 he that father es:cept Joles 49: Mantle, Yanks 44 : Cnla- Minnesota "Ou b1hoot11" Old Ma■ 22 36 . 3711 15¼ •'nil! is the first time I've ever 1 JI to .3'4 18 1.,o8 Aniieles been to the Open and JL' s II good At 5 feel, 11 Inches end 188 vlto, Tigen o. pounds, Jack is as big as his NaUoa1111 Leagw _ Cepeda. time for Ded to win it." Wednead ay '• ReH lta famed father and he hH, on at Olanta 48; Aaron. Braves ,u . oet., Mac• �pert Youne Jack gets a Jot of sup- leHt OIIE!" �asion. •·outshot " lh(! Me· · , C ianll, 41 ; freNe , Reds 40; Deh-olt 4 BostC1n 2 Chicago 4 Los Angeles 1, 1st twl Robinson . Reds 39. porl in the locker room al Oak- old maTL Ctilcago 9 Los A.ng. 8, 2nd, nlaht PlichlDI land Hill• Country Club where the "That was on our \a1t Bunting c Washington 5 Ba1Umore 1, nllhf. tmll• nt, l,ea.11ie-G trip, two Jack aa got "I Amerl recounted. r11 " IJ dad Hill day. Thur Open i;tarts s New Yori: I I Clevelan<t 5, night S-O: wilt! .u nnd Dad de4!r an■ Indians t111·key. only, 7-0; t.«tm&o, 11!1 49 but "Old Sum" ls as strong City 9 Minnesota 2, nllht Kan1&s u 5-&: Sox Red deer l, Mo one brought Schwan, one down and n bull, Is playing with ogeleu ProbabLe Fttchen ThUl'ldA)''I : 'fl.2. l riaen 1-J Ford, Yanlr� 11kill and ha wn the last three lurker." - Monbou, Delrolt at Boston ...,laata consecutive :.outi-n::merits In which Such Js the feverish pace ot N11Uonal l.eatue-M i 1fax. quette Hi-6) v11. Bunr ng (�51. he hat played. Sem's life artd tr eh, wtl tm ht1 tl-0 : Podrts , Dod1ers Ii "You can't count Sam out for the pro lour that they seldom Ood8en 9-2 : Haddix, Pirates 4-1; Los Angele, al Chicago - Mcbride 15-4! vs. p· •9 (2-5>. nnothcr 10 ycan," marveled four- nave u n opportunity to pluy to- Gibbon. Pirate� S-2. ----Kru,,as City at Mlnne60ta time Brltl11h Open champion Peter &ether, nut lhcy have teamed up J - Nuxhall ! 4•2l v1. KralnJght 'fh()mson wbo chaaed Snead with lit pro-amateur event, in Vir�inia 1 Uclr: 5-4), I $ ullcr futility In the recent Inter- and Weit Vlrainia. New York at Cleveland fnlght , 1111ho11l golf cbampionahlp a, Sam " I sUU got a Iona way tc 80 to -Terry (H) VI. Granl (7-0). added I.bat to hls recent Grecu- gel anywticre near him, though, " W11hlngton at Baltlmoni (night ) Vegas victorlu. Jaclc aay11 with hia pride In hli brier and Laa 16-4 ) vs. Brown ( 6-21 , -McClain "Hc'a playing better than enr. " dad showing plainly. "Dul he "d I Frklay'1 Oame1 Young Jack beams at theae ac- have just about everything If he . EWHALL, Calif. Pi l - A Washlnr:ton at Boston, night N • U colades and cautiously croue11 hill can win thii one. And, 11 J uld, finger,. 1be llling that worries I hope I'm the good luck charm long, dry 1ummer or rire danger BaltimON!I 1t Cle,·eland, night In Southern California mis been New York at Detroit, night him _ becauae they worry Sam he need■.•• s1gnaled liy a brush fire burning Minnesota at Chicago, night - iJ thOle short putts. "M.uybe 80," Sam grinned. "Ah out or control today In the Mint Lot An1ehtt at Kanaa1 Clty I nlthl - la FUDIIJ ,ure doe• hope 10_ " Nalllaa1 League .,1 goes■ ft rum In the family," So do a lot of people In the Canyon area northeast or here. e have already blackw. L. Pel GB Th be amlled. ''The yips seem lo be golfing world. Victory hera for the d ln sun 1 e the acres 35 24 .593 1 4. Lot An1ele O I trait of Ill us Sneada." Slammer would pu\ the fineal ne rc 33 21 .589 '½i Jack bowl. He ■boot.I tn the louchll to a fabulou, career. It JCO bed Anaelea NaUosl ll'oreet. ctncinnaU north SU Francisco fi 3S as .589 i,i, mid-70'1 IDd w11 the number one ju■t migti t make " Old Dad" Snead A NCOd fire, ve rnllfl■ or Ca1talc, C1Uf., wa■ brouahl Plttsburp 211 24 .s.,a S � llan 0!1 tbt Valley HIP School the father of the year come SUn• undtr control ol II p.m. alter llee lwo " 28 .463 7¼ u Ml 10U team bock In Bot SprJJ,js. doy morning. 24 28 .• 7½ conawnlna allhOll 100 acraa of st. Louis bruah along the Old Ridge Route. Cblcq:o 11 33 .!19 11¼ About IIIO men battled the fire. lJ II .:JU 13 l'hlladelphla A woman resident of Sleepy Wffllffday•• ....... Valley In Mint Canyon admitted San Francisco 11 Mllwhbe S to Fire Department investigator& Pittsburgh � Clnclnnltl c, night !hot the bla,, otarted In btt back- Los Angeles T aitcaao 0, nJ&l>I IIIRMIIIOHAM , Mich. (UPI>- Palmor start, ploy al 11 :rl a.m. yml Wodneodoy when ,be was St. Louis al Pldlodelphla, nJihl, l>eip1te all the ■enllment for Biro with U.S. amateur champion burning \ralh and oouldn'\ con-postponed, ra.lil &Dead, defending champion A� Dene Beaman and former · trol the flames. 'fhlnllaf'• PnlJlllllt Pllc:INn nold Pabner WBI the 5-1 betting Open king Jack Fleck. She facea a poalble citation. MllwaukN Ill Ban l"rancllcofavorlte today with the lltart Snead doean't lilO off until 2:ZO Tht battlt apiMl the Mint Cloninter (0-0) YI, McCormtck ploy In the U.S. 0Jl'II IOU clwn• p.m.. playing with Boh Rooburg. Canyon Hro ulllllod 30 flro lrucks. !Wl. f>lonlhip. a former PGA champion, and Jer- a!P,t air tanbn, two hlllcopteN, st. Lout■ at Pblladtlphla (nlahll Snead, who ha1 beeri trying to ry Barber, Player starts at 1:24 10 bulldnera and l90IDe 500 coun- -Sadeckl (M) vs. llabafflJ (H) _.in this one 11ince he started play- P- m. with Jay Hebert and Ford. ty and U.S. Forett Senb fire- Cincbqwtl 1t P1ttabur1b (nllhtl lnR In lt 24 year• ago he-re on Fair, dear weather waA fore- ftgbten, who were hampered bz -Jay (7-S) VI. llblll CMI. lhi• same Oakland HIiis course, caat with temperatures in the 30-mile-an-hour wLnda and 100- Chicago at Loe AnpJee <nlahU wu tht co-second choice aloD.11 10·1. That wlll be qulle a relief degree beat. n wu expected to -Hobbie ,..,. or Andtnon (S-St with Maater1 champion Gary from t he searing heat which tirt!d bl Jull u hot today. n. PodrN Cf.I). ------the golfen In their practice Mayer at 8-1. Behind them in the odds came rounda up unUI Wednesday. It Dou1 Sanden at 8-1, PGA �ham- tumtd windy and chilly after an pioo Jay Hebrrt at 10- l and tor- early ft'IOrllin& rain «nd the tern. met U.S. Open championa Ben perature w11 in the hl&h 80'1 �- Tommy Bolt. Billy C... moat of the day. pl!f, Cary Middlecofl and Ju!IUI Fl(IIIT RIISVLTS 8onJo al 12- 1. ,._ Jadt Nlcltt.u., !ormor IIJ - ""- ......,_I PGA. cllampkin Walt.tr Burkemo COMMACIC, N. \'. , �. -Stefan and former Masten ctiampkM"I, Redl, l47, Pasu.lc, N.J., outpoint­ Dwg Ford were in the 1fOUP eel Johnny Gorman l'AI¼;, BrookIyo. N .Y. to. quolal al IJ.1. Moot al Ibo playffl did not MIAMI BEACH, Fla. UPI- Al1,:ree with thole odda. 1bey all tan Harmon, I�. Kingston , Ja­ called Snead. ,....lngly ag,leso malco. outpointed J..,. Bowd,y, u far u pl II eonce.Dld et •• l74�, It. Louil 10, I r,:;::,:::::;;::::::::...----' LEADERS of .� ...__,_ 1J :m TODAY'S SPORT PARADE .. m Ii � I � c,lle ., ,, 1 ™: • STAN INGS n• ; • I I nu.. f' re Spread In Sout hern California name, Palmer, Snead Notwithstanding, Is Favorite In U. S. Open Event ,r Pomm,y,.M!ddlllpOl't, 0., .JWUJ lS, UNI! gate and them cbued a car Liston 11 1be wheel at � IUl lo INl mileo on bour. 'Ille policemao aaJd � turned off Ida '°" u.�. Ion Ora,! • •ornlnl ,bot la tbe WAlllll!IOTOII (UPI) - llep. a � ___ 1r. headl ol b:11, � otf!'-'9 ltAff here. lt NJJ: TEltM8 Dodger att.aci.. wb.lch dealt Don HOUSTON (UPI) - Bob xen., "No talkiee, DO tallt, no catcbN of New MWCO State and one ·J981' hellte." Cardwell hil third 1ou,. ,.L tu art qn,,ve ·In aur NDJ DU with a homer, triple Qd atngle aa the Pirates banded lhl Red.I their aecood 11.ralght 1oM. Bcbby Shantz, who pitched a bltless ninth inning. gained credit for third win while Jim BrosnBD wu saddled with ni• second loa. Roger Marla hit hill 22nd hom- Ed Bailey �ro� out of bll . er of the season and Bobby Richslump by dr1v1g m three nm1 , Gol.. 91ft tlick• so !I " theiyeary came w ith lwo homen and two n l ard 0 at a: ea tnof We'll htl• . . ' wIth 1wo on'"to �--d - h e ankees lea the J I -hit San Francisco d yau pick _.,.. o r . to their v 1c1ory over Cleve Iand'5 !! llack that also included thing for three G ary Be U. Wh.��Y Folrd ch�gglri g him to wtr hits by Harvey KueM nd two by . alon,: l oward uie IIrs ..:,_ �ww aeathat le • I ie M ays. Juan Manchal 111reflre his career, ffllned credlt son pitched I five-hitter to notch hll . ir the with reUef win his for loth th d win u: lb plNlff. �t w� m aid of Lui.II Arroyo. Cliuck Ea.!!&- e k UJ l :; w'fth 8 ....,en.: iplura:: 1� gian homer, · for the Indians. The Chicago White Sox swept a the aeventh innlna• doubleheader from the Loa AngeJes Angels -t.l and IH; the Wash• m,irton Senators topped the Baltimore Orioles, 5-t, and the Kansu City Athlellrs rou!ed the Mlnnesota TwiM, 9-2 l n oth•?r AL action. Pirate• Beat Reda In the N9tklnal Leaguti, thL Los Angeles Dod!i!"rtl rncaptured first place when they beat lhe Chicago Cubs, 7-0 . and the Pltt1bur1h Pl- PHll..ADELPHIA (UPI -Ht1vyrate!I defent.ed the Cincinnati weight contender Sonny Llaton loHeds. 5--4. The San Francisco day faced a day of reckoning beGiant■ routed the Milwaukee fore the State AthleUc CommiaBrave&, 11-2, 111 the other 1.eme. slon over hl11 two recent arre1tJi. The White Soll 1tretched their Alfred M. Kll!in of Philadelphia. winntng •• 111: tci six games when commlHlon member, ■aid Lilton Ray Herbert pitched a three-hit• will be asked to explain under ter In lhe opener and Don Linen oalh his May 11 arrest for Joltere Summer ftalted a ninth-irinin1 Loi Angeles in & and hll apprehension •Ith a Suits 29.95 to 59.50 threat in the nightcap. Roy 8� companion last Monday oo a va. tool vers' two-run double was the rlety of charges Including dborWhite Sox' big blllw of the first derly conduct and imper110118thl.a , e Sport Shirts ---- 2.91 to. 4.95 aame and they went off lD froat Qn officer. :�inxl_ancJet by _MNN, Joekey and Jlutbr. I, 11. L with a aeven-run burtl · the first Klein said state boxing Ucenae1 lnnh1g of tbt Sl'(()n,' -�me. lanlona, cotton, 11oo- •.••••••• •..• 2.9f "" "-" are granted "on \he premlae that Dick Donovan pltched • 1bt-hit- a man conforms to certain atand• Straw Hats _____ 1 .98 to 6.50 ter IO win hl1 third 1ame for the ards." He � -'ded that "if he &. Panam111, Me.sh, Milan & Leghorn. Sen:itors. whose five-run second- not, the commission has the right 7.50 to 14,95 Inning rally W81 featured by a to call him In and make fllt decl• Tr<>ptw Worolad, w..i..w-. Doeron-W-■d. two-run hollltlr by Gene Green sion as to whether he wUI conRegulan, Shorts. Shea 2.8 to GO. and • two run homur by Gene tinue to hold the licent■.'' 1 Steve Woodlinr:. The rally dealt Klein u • thP tft.year..old Ll■ton e Barmuda Shorts -'' __ 2.98 to; 5.95 Barber hill fifth los1 ompared to will be allowed to tell hill 11de Sl<u 211 to '8. of the ■tory. Meanwhile, he -ad, aeven vlcti ·i,s, • Swim Waar ----- 2.98 to 4,98 Pal<!Ual FaU. Ar 1rt state poUce aalgned to the comStretch and boxer. Sllee 28 to t4:. Norm Siebe rn ·, threerun homer mlaskm wlll conduct their own In• put the Atldetlc1 ahead and they qulry. • Baits, Ti81, Swank ry 1 fo hearlnl Nl more complete wu five No date r the ··•ns .o added Beach Jackets an el&ilt-run elpth-lnnln1 rally which wu ordered b,- CommiJ. Uuit gave Kan1a1 Cll)"1 Jerry ■Ion Chalnnan Jarnn H. Crowley ' w�Jter hi, third wln. CamJlo Pas- of Scrll!ltoll and Paul G. Sullivan c1 ·I auddenly came apart afuir of Pithburah, third member CJf �triking out 13 batters and pitch- the board. l.J.!lton and l!aac Cooper, Z7, ap•nK a two-hitter for 7 P innlnp. The Dodgara reclaimed first peared before lllaji■trate M. Pbl� place In the NL by .004 pointe lip Freed Wednetday on char1u "Home of A.rrow when Don IJry■dale pitched a of haltin1 Mr1. Dolorn Reed on POMl!ltOY OHIO U ve-n itler and did not allow a the Schuylkill Expreuway. Park Cub runner lo advance put flrst pare! J ohn Wuburtoa Nld he ll• g:.....� hue. 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Tboy - roported to be In 1i,. 111 elf ill � � ma. . -- mlnuleo wKh Mib Fotdlldl, C1oyton ... a bol. � Qipll ond amatour John ter With Ea,t Carollila, which Jut � tba 1lll ones o(( al , 1:31 wl!lr. wcm the NAIA baaebail IOllf - - .- �,..1 ; _ ,.-C- .. -•• - - -' --• . < ' Social Notes ( Por a qulok T R AV E LOAN � ilt !ori,i,,!_ I Apple Grove r SEE AMERICA Q:J � SECOND • • • · l! n SEE ll,I FIRST l• ' Is Speaker Alfred homer ol the 1ea10D and TommJ Devi, hit his 10th to lead the AGRO TO r °r Rev. C. Boyle Clifton Items Of Interest - Jadrlf '"' .,...a lo W1P1 with tbe Bou,t111 01lon ol the American footblll Lc,auo. K•U., JI a tlll whllo ""9 � 1 :5� = --�-s� --���-e�l�a-n�d-,D �e-tr-o-it�� r �k�e-d�l�n�T�ie�Fll �-o "/,• �1::air!"'..:, c:::; Lead; Three Teams Knotted In Nat1. onals ger Creek power station is slated to get under way soon featuring competition between at least 40 teams. , �Dally Sentlnol, DallJ Senllnel, i'omen>y•Mlddleport, O., June 15, IIHll-8 , J' �, 1 5 , ! 96 1 - 7 Boards Name Perennials Is ._ Daily SenUntl , Pom•toy.Ml_ddl eport , o .._ Theme Given At Music, Reodi s, Feature Program Committees For • ClUb Meet•Ing • I G"/Ven A t heSfer G range Meef1ng JUne 23 SOC/a June Highway Li tterbu gs Are Nu isances 1:111d _ reluM" thr wen. SI�, n �rntmg _ " 550 Pt>::l lllly fur IM' h.rmi"r tho�l!'lt-d part of lt bugger� � lll l7fi7 'lt! up 111nd dum 1wd II ID ihe ow1"'r',i Tlw1r l'OOfWnlll�'I! aetivil le� · .,..-i Uump1og HIi'f 11 st' .'·· 1 I umping _ t· yard in th, dty. WlH'n rll'prl- enlortmg tht' law on d HI'\' r · odt' "You ter 1s lmnging some r�sults m a ,· p tO ' 10 ,,., ' lht" t>l tl'i'l 01 tlw,.e man.dfd, tht> 1.annl!'r 111kt, ' 11 ci.an f ew communt·1·1es 1 rl an up, miM MW,S tias l>N>n hard 10 mea�u rt'. d.-ao . "Thi' answt'r hes with each one . Anti-lil lt'r laws and ordimlllC't-i (' lll'aO youn up. again s1 nw hltt'r- of us It is so easy 10 l:M'come_ a havf' long �n in .-Hee-I , b ut 100 Thi.' ba t1le ontinumg une Thf' t'V· Htl €'rhug . •hist open the l'Of w�no ilt'II the viola l nr 1� 1101 ohserv- b uK 1 s .i (' r A port.ioo o( th i� cosl 1s to t'· t-cl di sc arding i r� sl i Th t• pen all y t'l")·d:1y or l t'ndf'r 1 s .i 1_hough1 _le!oS dow and throw ou1 au empty r•g• 11\t' s1 �s .i re lll' pad1.a gt' or a chewmg pair highw11y equipment damag- (·alls tor <I 1 1111, uµ 10 $�JO 01 .IO (\f'st rul"\J\'E' 1wr:'°n en·dt'1.I by the 1llghway Deparl • gum wrappe r."' T Dyt! Ba_�hou� � by cans, bottl�. automobile days m Ja il or both part& and other rubbish �tre....,n Tht' pasl year '::16 f)t'rso n � v,1::rt' m eri t . lht• su net l h.rnt't' by I � e Dl-\> u! y D1re<·tor of D1v:s1on of along the roads l t is an unnt'<"- flnt>ti for lhi owing trash alunl( Htghwc1y Palrul and th.,_ �m.111 Operations said today f h e_ s e e w i ll . of small biLs; of pa per build into essary expenst'. lht � tale hi�hw a y s and � more army of G a rden Clu bh rs 1s wel'I;' wa rnt'd On e violator ren•m- U1em � lves not be enough to �t Of) mountam s of 1rash when o n e The Highway Deparlmenl cons1tters the number of peop�� aga in renrewing its elforls to ob- ly paid a 1mi• ,. md Spt'OI m o r � ! 1 1 1e rhugg m� . , and nts Seoul Oh1u. wh o - open the window nnd_ loss Garden Clubs in than thn"t.' hours 1m:k mg up a taln t}.-.: help ol all reside 1 a o motorisll in a ce1;1.sele� battlt' : wl:'l'k' s supply ot houst'liold �raps T rnops and ulht'I' org:in1:1: t 1(ms somethini,, out instead of using a keep Qhio" 1 state highways cleon. 1 trom his dumping -!l'Ound Siwh hkl:! the Ohio Farm B11rt>au Aux- litter hog that hangs easily on Littler bags have been pl m'ed sentences have brouj!,hl be l lt'I" re- il iH r i� hav r hel'n rt>lentless m the dashboanl bl all Motorisb ' Se rviC't' ll nils in s,,1 t i th a n a (ine. ll is not only pushing law enlorc-ements aguinsl The Highway Department ha� Boads ide Rett11 on the Jnterstate , batk-breaking but entails tlw lo�s lnndf,Cilpt' mutilators. !\ 1 '£'pre- pbeerl them in Roadside Re.sis sl'nl:itive of eai:·h Farm Bureau lor !he motori:sls' use _ - hoping syat.em . Containers ran � found l 0 f half a d11y"s work bag � H. espe-c tive Courts throughout l coun1y ('mmdl i.� a n <lfllVI:' mem- 1 yuu - you and you _will put \he holding I ll. 10 paper lolt' of m twin roadalde rests i1 the fol- 1 the st.u l t! have cooperated fully lwr of the State Couneil that pools l th n,w-a-ways neatly Ill om• lol'ing count refl? Ashland , A st\- ' m conv il' l ion violators. The most the11· rl'so u rTes ln fighlmg littn- rht>M' litter b ags._ _ _ _ _ tal,wa, Auglaize, Butler, Clark. abust' is found along townsh ip .ind - Dtlaware, Lake. Lleking. Morrow county roaits, wlwre thl! s t a_ t e 6-Daily SPntinel , Pomero,v-M1d d leport, 0 . , J une 1 5 , 1 96 1 -- M�I, Montgomery and Wayne. H ighwa� De1-1:.irtmt•11t h<1s nu J1ir - · _ _ ___ - - - - - - I -- -------------------Buute, making it eatiier for isdktion. motorist, to dispose of travelFarmers . and f a rm organi1 a- , by M al colm trthh properly, the \iltl'r b a g s uuns lead m C'omlrnt111g the 1·1\y draw attentiofl to other 1:mtl-lit- folks who ,!rive lo the t·ntmtry �n I lWE 00U.AA: ANO DECIMAL MO!oEV S'1'9TEM � OHICIAll.Y ,ADC>Plf'O l"4 11-us ler eUorta such as signs Manv Sundays to unload lht>1r Wt't•k ll C�ffl:'J' JIJlV lb, 1 78(1;, of the followlng 1igna can be found supply uf refuse ii: luchn� portw I In tile most likely ,place1 where \ ly filled paint (·ane. etr There i � I refu&e would be dumped 1:1long nn way of knowing lht> t·osl tu ,tete hlghwayt. These &igns 1·ead, farmers in �wpmPnt t.lamll)(t." " Pri- and mumal pu1�01ungs. "No Dumping ADow@d," ,, ate Properly." ··No Trespails- ODf farml;'r'I m,.thod broul:'hl inl," "Unlawful to Liller High- , N"1ul11 I■ tllmlnaUng our ofltnd• • way1," "'50 fine for Lilll'ring ,"' l rr. �IUln,: throu,i;h tht' ri'ha!!l' fur "C�re and PlaDttn1 of PerennlalJ w Q -the "fie o! dt■cuaJclll when the P'ull-WhU.You-Leani. Garden Club met Tue■dv evenhlf �I the home- tA Mn. Mlcuy Will lama, syracuae. Mrs. Howard Nolan preaJded al the meet lni and II wu decided lo meet the (Int 'h.ieaday of ead! month. A plant exchanlfl wu held, Refrtl'lhmenlt were terved. by M r!. Arthur Morarity and lfn. Jiunes Sayre durine the ,oelal hour A pa per on care and pwrtinl ol aMuah and y,:-,.wuaaa �...,. ..be presented at the nnt meeUn,. Amon& the most oo:idous n 111 _ ._� \ 1t lt-,.bug · llK" ance today IS 1bes,e, carel� . destruC"llVt' m · - Oh10 tax•�yl'rs r-divW:uab CO::>< nearly oM-ball mllbon doll ars 3 year. 'l'bll'I what 11 costs to keep Utter off state high way roadimtt's Give Him The • • I i YOUR CARP.ITS DO-JT..YOURSELF .W�TM HOST , ·;;�;:·�:;;;';�:;:.. ··~· ... ......�,. � Da,J's .tommer wardrobe deserves some• thing casual and comfortable. Choose for him one of the lightweight Sport Coats that will put him at ease on all oet'asions. The L", ghter S'de Terry Cloth Robe By Du nmar Sb:� S.M L. 1· G I FT S Paris ,,,,,,,.Belts � 50 t, 10· Meeker Billfolds FREE OPIN - - 24 HOUIS ,OMl'ROY . ' ---•-,.�, ,,.. --· --------: ...•. CERTIFIED OIL CO. Every 0,1� ,_.. 0-■ntw · 531 WHI Maln. Streol �\II With �.,. ;; , Shorts From $3.95 ,,... - ..... ,,,,'.1 .. . '' . ,.. . , '....,. ,,, .. ,. Walking· ,. , $4.2s ,.,. $5.00 EASY CARE WASH 'N WEAR, Summer DRESS SLAtKS to $1Q, l,y ' I � . \ r Prinn O■r4ntr .. For Sea and Sun, Give Dad A Biil 'selection o/ Fantm Siyln l Pl•E Monogr■mmlne '••j ·.:i: ' .'J 11::,r� :. 1 \. :. � From SMAIT IINeS JOI DAD Haskins-Tanner e.aren•, RlnCI ■ Cuff Lina , -- --- ---- �---- G1lllpoll1; 0, ... -�---� - , .--�·-·- · . ePID • P•ncll Llli,tan eCllateiie .• M s Heorfhsfone Closs Met At Anthony Farm Attended Tea In Gallipolis For 'Staters' I ! I Mrt. Robert Hy,ell and ■rah Hannigan or Middle port were In Galllpalil latt Saturday to attend tho tea ,po,,,o,ed by the Ame,f. can Lea:aon Auxiliary of GallipoU. for 1lrls •ltcl.ld to attend Girl.! date thiJ year. ■rlb, with Corot Ja,obo ■nd Sharon PK'kens will leave t h 1 1 Slturdly to attend Gtrlt Slate 11t Cllipltal University ln Columbu•. The girls are all membera of lhe Senior Ciao at Middleport lllgh next year, and were choa­ en by the auxiliary of Feent)'Bennett Post. s Rgmem ber BTRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Charle■ Vroman ol MlddlePort are announelni the birth of a cla-.i,t,, on Tueldoy morning at Holzer H01pital. Weighing aeven pounds and IS ounces at birth ahe luu been named Mary Esther. The Vro­ mans have one other child, a son, Mark qe ?. Grandpa rents art Mr. and Mrs, John C. Vro­ man or Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Hawklna or Bell�. w. Va. Great arandparenta are Frank Vroman and John Hawkin, both gf Middlepon and Mn. Cara Rothgob ol Chelhlre. . • llri"t.t:.i 1• '1 -..i,,... · I .... FUINIIUIE REPAIR ;1 2tl lt111i11 A,e. , Phw GI AHI· · _ •·" ' ' I s wIM suITs Slu-1 32 to 40 5.99 lo 8.99 O r lon Knit and Lutex Many Colon. Built ill bn t.op. ' :' l l fill all. Vari-colored trim - with pocket■. 1.99 NEWEST • • White Terry SWIM SUITS ·J - - ·­. TIIN AGI SiJ.H JO to lfl 1.99 & 4.99 -1 ! SWIM SUITS Size,.1 3 l o 6 & 8 to 14 I ' BEAC H COVER-UPS llTTL E G RLS• I l "'.. ! .,_ BEACH JACKETS On� size BEACH BAGS � ,, Terry Cloth "PONCHOS'' s2.99 ·- 3.99 & 4.99 THE MODERN MART POMEROY OHIO · •• - "' •• • .,"', ' -� ' ; --� . . . Father's Day This Sunday! M E M,0 : s TATIOR'S I NG I I UPHOLSnRI Mlddl!pOrt yrJd• Ab P ple In "nl Pomeroy Tho WVF of the .I Flnt United Pretbytor1aD Chur<h I •IU IIINt ■tunlay ■t tlte churclt at S,811 lor I h■ to Porllaod I Pork. . ll■mi,er, -• gtJOt1 ; 1 lb■y lrilh and .,. 18 1 ,, '" ' fol,---======---. 1,--,-.. • • • • •,_ J EWELRY l S T O l.E . Court St. Th_e JW1e m eeting of t he White RoH Lodge wu held _ Wedne� afternoon at the Amencan l.egion , Hall m Muklleport wWi Mrs. Carl Mat101:. pl'tlldeal, Ln charge. Mr11. Bertie Watts and Mn. Helen Lewis aublllituted for two of the re gular officers who were absent. Mn. Pauline Gallagher, a member who Jw been sick for • number ol months, a � and thanked aU for their_ kindneu . her while she was QI Y There were H membert and OUf two gllltlb, F.dilh and Martha eo Cade �nt. FolloWing the meet• ing membeH end guests went to the Martin RHtaurant where Mrs.. Clarence McNeal, Mn. Clifford Mn. Jed Webtter Sr. a n d Jacobs and Mrs. Denver Nelson Mn. Jed Web,ter Jr. and 10n, were hostesaea. J.immy were buaineta ,i1itor11 in ______ G11lipoli, Tuesday. llr. and Mn. John North n! family and Leonard Shaner of Newark and Sfanle-y Nartb of co "'"'ut w ' r • weekend fll:t o, llr. and Mr■. Elsle 1 an , Mr. d Mn WillUI Anthon)' Mo11man, l,1initrs•ille. Out of town relative!I of Pvt entertained tile Hearthstone Clast of the M iddleport First Baptist R•rt Mossman here to atlend Church ,Tuesday evening at their his weddln1 were Mr. and Mrs. fam at Cherry Ridge. A wiener John North and family, Mr. and Mrt. M ichael Girven and 100•, roast was enjoyed. A short business meeting was John Mo�man and teonard conducted by the preldent , Mrs , Shaner of Newar�. Cordle Mor• Milt.on Hood, and deYolionl wert ton bl Mame. Ohio, snd Stanley - North of Connecticut. prese nted by Harold Hubburd. en Mr . and Mrs. Earl Reuter an d titled. ..8uyInR Tlmfl· ., __ , sons af Gaum ind Walter ReutAllend1ng were Mr. lllKJ M rs. . . ... er 0t pomero)' V'81 1- recent.JJ Hood M 111d M . M O r. and M n. C, J, Ebersfd dortt.' M:.- apd Mrs�Ane:llu� , :�� Mr, and Mrs. Paul Smart, Mr. Mr's. FAla:ar Pratt of Ni.1d 1e- l and Mrs. Ecliaon llabr, Mr. and port visited Sund ay with � Mr■• David Dat1t, Jr., Mr. and parentll Mr. and r.t C M · · J · E: Mrs. Hubbard and the hosts. Mr. er1bach: and Mr,. Anthony. Mrs, Car) R,iell of Rutland ,u. _" ;;;;;;_;a;..,o;-•• s �ZM mE:.tR BIRTH ANNOUNCE D Mr. and Mrs. Earl MMsmar1 or Mi_ddleport Roule 1 are announcing � birth of a 7 lb . 1 oz IOll, Vlt'K'ftll Earl, S u n d a )' June 11 at the Mason Clink:, Grandpamill are Mr. and Mn. Etlie MoHman of M:nersvllle 800 Mr. and Mn. Denver Hysell o! Pomeroy Route 3. Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Swick of Rutland are greatgrandpam-•-. The Moumans al, ..,1.,ter, Tam:;.ra Kay. SO me • da.... LocJge MeetIng '-Y :ii ·• . �• ... .!°��-�. ,w · .Olltlilllll. Clllle · •� ' ' - . "-'""'"'""LC!!'!i,ll,, '-'---------------------------------' ,,.'....,_ ' . �- "Quality Clothn Since 1868" __,___. •in■ l■n Mrs. Mattox pres,· "ded 0ver · WIiiiam B. Downie; president, , 11.Uen , _ .,,wn11 oonduetod the -• of t h , SI:ic nre Meigs niunty Rld1n1 club h e 1 1 Laru,a,ler Meeting Tuesd· evenln1 at the Saliibury Sil: memben or lhl Ladiea Alll• ToWnship hllUdJn1. Wary af Drew Weblter P o I l The fUJanclal report of t h I American IAPN! were In Lin' thow held 11'1 May _ w11 glvtn bJ cuter today t.o atttn6 tht dil­ Oownie, Plan• Were discusMd for trk:t convention or the A�. I traU ride, the date to be an- Attending, were Mn. Gaynelle nouncecl later. 1he Eleanor, w. \V i I e, Mr,. · David CUmminp, \l'a. show to be held Saturday eve• Mrs. Gtrald WIidermuth, ll'n. nlng. Jone 17, wu IIUIOUIIC<d. Prank CboeNb-. lln. Wllll■m Michael Jones was weloomed .ta IDier ud M1M bma Smfth. • MW membor. At the close ol the I Mro. Butor 1od Miao Smith par. meeting refreshment■ wen ,en,. I fldpated Ill thl ......-. ed to 14 membtn and iiu•st1. WYF Meeting I, 1Stuurday .4t 5 :SO -�· u'w: .,------- ••- - •••--iiioiiiiiiiiiii••-' aa• To All Those Who Would Please Datil * * Bere are a feu, su99estlons: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. I Goessler florsheim Shoes s19,,s ·- - All lhe neweat 1tylet f t o m Ei81D allfl BulOYJI. Gin D I d witb a watch from our tap qllll­ lty crollectlon. DAD'S DAY Gift Headquarters Give Dod Quality Comfort 332 Seconc1 Ave. MIN'S PINI WATCHI$ Pre,uknt R�ported Flnnnelal Re,ulu -t:· w · coolcJe: �g Z:· t!e Vows Exchanged By •Cou p·le At • Fa,rv,ew Church . Friday evening lht closing pto• ,ram of the Dally Vacation· Bibi• School ol the Middleport Orurch of the Nazarf'ne will be held at the !oral church at 7: 30. T h e school has been held each moriilnl at the church with an aver• IP att,ndance of st and total enrollment of 88. 11'8 avera11:e a.I• temt.nce of both te-achers a n d puplls waa 61. Re\'. Clyde Bartlett, who has been 9\ll)erintendent (I[ the school, report, thei-e have � 22 dee!• ■Ion! for Chri!lt made during the · IChool. craft work made at the school, IIK!h •• can,. Jewelry box• e■, planters :ind �rated plaqaea will be on dlJplay at 't f o r parent, and fri@nda i.Jefore lhe Friday evenlnt program . Friday after school la dlarnlss• ed pupU. and lelC'hera wlll hive • sack lunch at the M unicipal P:11rk. 95 tna l_t was 1nnouneed that the swim J)artiea which 1b111 boardl aponsor for the thild ren at the count, home hne bqun with Mrs. Vaughan tr1n1portin 1 the children last week . Attendine Tuesday ·, meetln1 were Richard Vaug han, Mn. Balle, , Mr. Mahokey, M n, Bauer, Mu. Sanborn, Mrs. Ly• ons. Mr. and Mn. Hspton1t1ll, Mra. Bachner, Rev. R.uppel t and one 1uest, Mn. Lillian Stieff. ------- A very lmpreu1ve weddlni ceremony wu performed Sunday night at lhe Fairview chur('h by the R,v. Rruis Van Meter unitIna Carroll White .and J u y c e Parsans. 'l1:ie bride was dressed In a white net formal ewer tatleta with white glove1 and ali&e1, and car• r� a white Bible topped with a bridal b()uquet. She was 11:iven ln marriage by Herbert &ush The bridesmaid was a 1lster of t� b�kle. Jean Pllf'.ID!::t, who won l ' lilac forma t 'll'lth white acceuorlet and carried • h(Ju. quet similar to the bride's . 1'h e groom Is a SM of �fr. White of Laurel Cl �f �nd I� c mployed Jn fannb,g. The bride 15 the d$ughter of �r- and .\ftt. Doth Parsons and 1.t • 1 961 grad­ uate of Racine High School. They will reside at Letart Fa lls. '"II AHNOUN<ED ' _ " .. •w :! :..:t.J_ .,• , . Mn. Robet1 ftelbel ena.1a1n- n00Un»t1ni tommlllee, com� 1 Mr. and Mra. A . W _ Smllh re- 1 the birth of a !le'Ven pc,und , four 1 ,d memben of th, Anla1'u, Qa,. ot t.tn. Arlh"' 61,.,,.. aod Mn . tornod to th,i, hom,. Jfonll ng• ouoc, lfaoght,,. T•,eu Ann. 'II' denen Club al hff home on lAad- 1 Walter Creob, waa given by Mrt. t O n, . W Vil. , Tu� day, af�er Tuetday, June 13 at Hober ipend in1 the past week w1tb ! pital The Ervin■ have One . Creek Road Wl!dnelday eve-- Strauu· Officer , nomi.n.awd and M . •nd M n. Phil Mtin hut · and ot� r daughtt-rs und two .-_ n elt<ttd e M W I Mi�n f!rnu Smllh '"';.�· 1 mtmbtrt and � kw � ; � ")ey p Crandparfflll a�. Yr. a nd M� � Mn. 1 t 1 Robert Burkett Mn. Ada ' Laffl. ':: ;� de"( . :• r � • 1 _Mr. an d Mn. Phil Me i nhart I Hubert ink . of M iddleport F i 1et rs . ' E btrt Mn. 0oa Gosnty and Mrt. Blak I I � ary . 1nd � rs, Miu nn:i Smllh and jue!ll l M n Pt-arl Ervin of J{aciftt. Mff....i Mr. •nd Mn. A. W. Smil h visitElita Ervin tif l.ancutl'r ti ;,.ff•11·' hou,e CUHl Of M rs. H, ei"bel F...dwar et urk 1 · treaaorer. 1 ed Sat�rday evt'ning in Cha un• io� I '. \ eal xrandmothtr to lhe dtl, our of th,e t o s ho eu n , I 11'le foUowini were atcepted cer, with thtir made �l brother . A n hur dren. ,.:=; er gar 111· j U new mmibera into the dub, SmHh. _ _______ ._, TIM home of V.rt. Rtibel wa, Mn. Hobert Burkett. M n . Don M . and M rs A . w . .;-:; r Smith r ITCHY SKIN btalltlfully decorated with floral Gomey •nd M n Jack Sntter- 1 Hunl mJton, W Va . were uo , HOW TO CHICK fT. ·:.: 1 S n 1 arr,ngernent■ and I.ht l'd'rffh- field· I day dinnrr aue1111 of Mr and IN JUST IS MINUTl t. , A.ti• a.i l'.,.K, • N- ,. '-- .. ment table was cove� with a A aodal hour wa■ held • h t n , .. mn a 1ter Ham m u..- ba,,l :: •..,� d,.;" white c loth and L'trttered wil,h an pme� we"' received b., M Mr ■n d Mr1 Ph i l Mt- lnh.a rt NEEll* acuTCIIINo ""tr tMtanr8 ' •,,.1.. rtCff.lllS.N"O'l do ., a1IM r..!• · arrangement of while irlf illlll __-1 Robert Burlutt and Mrs. tltibtl. were bu sinn;1 "' sr1o r1 m Col um - •-• · 111Me1 bl1a.. riaa•-· i.t,., 11..i.. •ltwr IIW'fatt r,IIIIN NOW .. ll bu1 loday � dwarf dallia and white tapers. and l h res men of COOkies, i. ,_ -iiiiiiii aaiiii:;_;a;aaa;;;;;; Mn. William Slater, pres�ent, punch, mint, and nut1 were serv• =i.: w11 In t'harge . or lhe busmesi ed by Mn Heibel with Mrs Sia- \ rt of lhe 1 ter pretid�& at the pwl('b bowl. I muting when u,. repo ------·----- Contributing hoatl'lses for t h e i-l t"en1n w re M n Arthu_r Skinner a !t ;n. pa� Dav11. � ID(. Attendance Was =--=-====· Averaging 6 1 At Bible School Billfold s1.n .. s7 .,s I..--------...-�-=-�-�--- -·�---- --'� --- . < '• - .... ----- --· . . ._ .............. ---�.- _. _,.. ·------··_..----.... - -·��--.,.-----,.,.. ... ,,,.�-- ... .... - -- -- ---- -� -- .. . .. . Mrs. Richard GrtH ente�· ed her c ard crlub 1\lllda )' · evaoln& he ln Middleport. PrJ■u It were r home on illiam Everw by Mn. W son guest player, and Mrs. Cbir-1,11 Ala Bradbury, Mra. Rabtit Schmoll and Mr■• WIiiiam Chllda. Rlfl'ffhmenta wert aentd to those mentioned above and Mn. Jarnea Roller who wai also a gum, Mrs;" F.dn1 Frtnch, end Mn. Goorp Dallu. e· $1 3 ·'5 Reg. Men's Sw}m Suits $2.98 up TIES $1 ,so '" '2·'° Club EnterlOined ura. C re,, By 111 FA'l'D Bm3 DAY $CJ-95 � Beau Brummell We're New . . Try Us ! POMIROY c ital punch bowl. ry _______ Plans were made tor 111 lee e ream IOC lal June 23 by l h e deaco n, and deaconu.e1 of tile MlddJe port FU'11 Unlled Presbyteri■ n Chu rch w hf. n l h e buud1 m•t T�Hd ay al the H P · tor'• & tudy w1lh Rt- v. 1-loward Ru pp. It H mod♦r1tor. All lee cream and cake, and IH�• to be ,old at the IOC'i.11 w i ll b � home made and Rtchard Va �a: han wu named H eeneral cha i rman Il i l assl1lant will be Evere 11 Forl'man w ho w 111 have charae o f the ■oft drmks at the &octal . Vmt.ent Da bo ■ nd Dale Walburn WIii 1erve U1e 1ce cream and Miss Ph 111 1 Joathim Mn Karl O e Y d M H'r Bailey :a� · 11 ::e C�t o� ;::. ed a:m, d8 Paul Haptonstal l WH named publicity chali"man with Jamea Mahok•,. Loo K••••dy, 1.e1, nd Brown and Marcus Ch n mben on the commi ttee. Entertain ment committee named wa1 Ml'I. Hap1tonatall, Mn, Eve rett Bachner, Mn. Jame11 Sanborn, Mn. Ruuell Lyon■ and Mr■. Dale Walburn. Mn. Edward B urkett and Mn . Harold Baue� are to be thti fi. ?a�e conuruttee for the e\'en- 1 Did will really apptecl1te OM of thNe swim aett. A ,real combination that he'll take everywhere thl, aummer. Swank Jewelry 1·50 ,. $10 . members of the Sunday Sixteen School clau of the F�r,ated Oturch taught by Mrs. Waldo J. B artels met at her home Tuesday evening for their regular meeting and a party honoring Emily Mill. er who will bf! leuvlng for her new home_ in K@ntudcy on June 20. '11le meeunc � with devo-Uons followed by a short businesa session wJth Linda Kirkland, presJdenl, Jn charge. At 1he close of th• buslneu .... 1\oo, ,ev,ral old fuhlontd 1ame1 aod ........ ..... enjoyed with prizes won by BeHle Watson and Donna Hauck. Mk, Klrltland on behalf af the clau, presented Mitt MOier with a brattltt 41 a tarewell · Punch, home made cooldes and mint■ were ll'rved by Mr1. &rtell on eryltal tray■ from a table in white linen cover wilb wblte tapt-1'1 in cry■tal holdera and lbe sift l'k• • Straw Hats, ½ price -.;, McGreaor Swim Set eWhllman & Pangbu,·n 0 120 I!. MAIN ARROW Lightweight Short Sleeve I ½ Price :,L a-z · MEN'S SHOP Pod w\11 breeze cooly tlm>ua b the hottell 1 summer daya in one of these Sport Sblrt . in red t,llo and t 11:yle , eolor it, • In bll favor cool wHh · n wear or ft&ulu fabrk!1, '" All Tu■o Pold • Biilts, Sport Shirts Socks Sunday, June 18 Ha lf-P rice SA L E ! $7,95 $5.98 Cool, Lightweight Short Sleeve INTERWOVEN Th.. Sale • • • '""I In Now �����½.Al Give Dad lhe 1n11Wer to hot aummer weltber with a couple of short sleeve dreH ahirb. He'll find 9heer eomfort, faahion ind top ta1Jorin1. Choose from our wide aeleclion of collat 1tyle1, fabrics and colon or white. ARROW Handkerchiefs of 3 to I Wash 'n Wear Slacks Regular 9.00 · · · · · · · · ··· · · · · · · Now 4.50 ., , � SINVe Sport Shirts Reg. 3.95 - 1 .98 Summer DRESS SKIRTS 35c' "·... '" FATHERS DAY '4·'' by Stetson & Portis $, .98 'l'lnae I• Geri!!f Short ,._ - -- c..... Ch UrCh Cl0$$ Party For -Held • ;: Miss Kirkland 1 Lot lrok■n Sins At ____ 8.50 Straw Hats 95 -­ $1 ·' and ·s. • -!-' · ALL SUITS Keep Dad cool, · rasual, infinltely <'om­ fortuble and relaxed, ;yet becoming and always appropriate :n a n e w summer Straw hat. See our (:ollection • • • • as smart II it ia complete! '8·98 I 22'1 WIIIKLY Pllllll No putebase Neeeaury, $3. 91 SHl"-T i).UNDIRIIS ,.......Mhldl1..,-t-- llo: Just In Time For Father's Day Give Dad Cool Comfort Dod Will Go For A · MEN'S W E A R for Dad . . . Cool Other Summer Sport Co■lo from $ 1 7 .95 -.,? .9c ) Sl1ort sleeve, k nee length pajama1 are Dad's surest bel to best sultury summer nighls. Ideal for lounging or sleeping. Choose from roat or �ull-over styles in eHY cart wash n wear coHons. Sizes B-C-D. s29.9s 11 Harold 'lboma11 Hymaa, M.D The abllity ol the va1·,,in,• lo l for reaaons thal defy reason- protect h n.s risen slt!11di!� 1or 1he able explanation, a writer m the pasl LWo ye ars. The re1a1111ely un­ r vac• Joumal of the Armericnn Medical satisfatco ry results of I APO<'laUon recent ly qut!ationed c ines. on · which t·rit tr� dwt•ll. the value of the Salk vacc i nr . need no longer be eons1d�•J"ell 'J'hll uncalled for and unsupporled Efft'<'liveness slmlnr to I ha! re- .i;s:e.t opinion, together with the enthus- ported in the u. S. hos l>t.•t•n oh• '·:-,._ iaatlc claims ol those who hooe 1 0 !«!rved also by the World H1•11:th ntablllh tht superotlt� of oral Oq�animtion who11e f'�t 1mal of 7--. ' vaccine Ln the United Stalt�11 and prolectior> vartf's betw1•en 75 11nd merda lly available, h&J P, I Htn 95 per cent in olhN mH ior ( oun- l ------�·-- --have n o t from Geori!ia to visit u.o;_ comfort to thoae trN's served by U . N . R.(ocouated E1'plolts 1 ytt 10Ught protection for them"Salk vacrine l!I now \/,'I'll \'S· · I t ime she visited us, aga:n!I first ren The and he h'ld c Ir t aelvn 1ablished as one of th� o•o;;t t•laMo, we drovt! her yeurs WEST JO OICK ahuut By pohomye\il11. paralytk: fedive vaccint!� 01 any ki•ld ;irrs[or Rull Run ball le• 11tlon11I Old excust"� lnitrn 1_he Unlled Pres1& a_rounrl To offset theae poor en1 1 y availabl e. the ell• t! . rerounled she t lJPP - Some field while · • to secure availabl .pro ■e""..,,.ln · .,..... ... "Tllere 1!4 e\'t'I� fl':l�un Ior :-i mt WASIIINGTON . . l. · w typefl who '-dlon a Comaltlee on Pn'·, . JJl01ls of one of he r kmlln'lt>ll who . u�mnsl evt'"r}' unva.·-::1-. of. us. nun-combatant no __repson ' . ., . 1hl' 1.e . rul Vacclnel reviewed the ae- nalni person '-�I va• c·cinA t ed h ve m lhe c u p 1l nl nr . a view with 1 {ought 111."' ng . , . lk . 11('1'\'0LISIU'MS , J"he (' h I 1(1 l"l'n Wf'l'e grNl tiY I mcumulated experieRl'OE!S with Sa . h .Sn lk vorcmt>. f:'MOt!t."i.•1 1ly £l ('l'l"lflin umo11nt of 1 wit • . oy 1 he 1 a1e 011d 1·, w0u.'d •acme 1n the United Stote1 an\1 hosti under ., years of oge. .. the 111011s to re1mud: the f1rfl1 8�1 1 - presSf'11 ,. t at arrivM and countrie1 month, «her have hf'en a �uCC't'Sf.lul outing t>Xtie or Monas."111.'l ne1't . o whl,b I woold .id �, U }OU T \1 1 t' conc ning heerl ing th1 follow 8ponsorfl of lhis Civil WIii" C'l'n• cppt Iha! OIW of 1 hem harl lo spoll your chlldrt■, dou t lt-t tlir loYe alonl: tennial evt>nl inlen<l lo restu�t' ii by asking a question alMmt the . day until you . -.. three ., mote don■ 11I 1ua 1.t 11a ■ llOlher the bullle 11s reollst l,:.• olly HS pus- I h1•1·u1c anrPstor. Ion 5:01 for Ui•m lbe lall Httlae are 11Ye•. al k-Rtit Hl'ur• sihl,•. I just hopP lllal they don·t " Whirh side wos hr on . grandnttlne affor s, Salli tbai ob• ,er eelM of U... va�n.11ltd mot lwr"!" the dHld innOC'enlly 111 make It too renlisl i··. If you, f�r wh,11tever reasar. , op- People who care enough abm1I (luir-ed. lala prottttkHl, . With • 1!ngl.e exrephon, recent pose vaN•mallon, don I let ,nno• the commemorution lo .o;� nd 1wo l N l'edless lo say. dear old Gran­ outbreaks havt occurred only In cent youngsters suHt'r for your day!! tramping 11r ound in U niml ny hcrn ted us oil Lhe way home I mlsinfor��� i�� _or rlt'�le<' I . __ _ &he unva«Lnated. or Con!ederate uniforms ohviousl_y ohout the 1lipshocl wny in w1iich -----feel strongly about lhr role s tht•y Wt' wert:> i't"aring uur offspring. rare portrayin g. It so happt>ns that Granny is us .1g<1in this summer. the,m ol visiting one th&l !� My co!K'l'rn I and that odds to my concern over s i h wllh will get carried UWPY arlin� and that one thing will the Bull Run reenaflment . Co�e lead lo another m1til they finally ,July 22, I exped that she will siart the .vhole war oger again. be out nn lhe balllelield, stirring up trouble. Approved BUI were not T h e s e misgiving My i;;uburb nn home In Fairfax. allayed 1my yeslerdtty when the County, Viri;cinin, i�n't p;el'y I 0: r !louse Armed Services Commit- fnim Bull Run, and darned if I tee appro\led a bl\l to provide that want any minnie balls landin!I: on the JH;lrllclpalion uf Notion a l my front lawn. 1 have enougn Guardsmen ;n the reenactment tro uble with crabgrass. would be regarded as "full-time t,alniog duty. " Buck Wei!!hed All Al the hearing. Rep. Pm,I I . . Of 300 Lbs. Killed Wlday of Texas wanted to know ATHEN S - A large buck deer would smen guard ,'1!1 it any Yank .. killed in an puto accider:it In be ('ripPled" and Rep. Mendel estimat"d WaBhington County was • ' Riven of South Carohna wa11led t'V to according 11 =•od 300 g h I · wo" ld I o we • 11 v• 31mmum·1 ion lo know ·1 . mangame 4 District Al Cannon lM.• used. superv 1 50r, Ohio Di\1ai::ement Jt may be lhut lhese Soulhern is1on or WIidiife Ul'tMl'rals wen! jokmg. A n<l lhen l Woshmglon County Game Pro­ agnln, maybe they we.-en ' I . ! lee-tor Cliff Win!itanley reported A lot of Southerners. as, you ! thnt the deer was hit on Stale koow, ure still rather bitter about I Route 7 90\lth of New Matamoras Lhe way the war ' · "1-rl out. :'ilnce i and lived four or fiYfl days, eJustln BILLFOLDS MaMssns , or Hull Run, is one '>f j When the animal was Pjed , It the battles thut lhe Soulh 1,110n, was found to be eighl, "a ripe eTIMEX WATCHES they may bf, templed lo rn.uke- the old � for a wild det'r." ,ays ' WlniO.nlt'y, most of it. eOld Spice, Seaforth, ------\ Although, my wiffr and I both Y■rdley, Williams, �lnre 11m , New York City"11 1 wrre horn iu former Confl'<lera1 e SHAVE SETS slc.le11, we huve td1'tl to leach our M 11!lt'um of M odPm Art hea or• [ children to htke an objective al· j!ani ,.ed mol"i! than 100 art shows eCIOARETTES, CIGARS whi('h have bt'en clrcul81ted to lltude toword the wo.r, p and TOBACCOS i'his works pretty well oll.ce t l tr.'er 2fl9 communiUH In ne•rly wlitn lheolr Rrandmothcr co��� counlr_�roond the wor� IOX CANDY e ZIPPO LIGHTERS e ELECTRIC SHAVERS _j_ Sport Coats Summer Pajamas by Cricketeer Value Of Salk Vaccine Was I� \Inexplicabl y Questione dl y DUKI CLEANMS Other Suits Priced From $29.95 to $59.95 Give Dad Summer Comfort ,, l)l WILL LOQK NIW WHEN YOU A l ready, some 2 million men have sptnl comfortable summl'rs In Mo­ han, the famuus summt>r suit of them all. Summer 1961, prom1se!l to be a mohair ye-:ir, so wh o knows h o w many more men will choose this areat summer c lui.sic. So why not choosf' it for him! For Father's Day we've prepar� ourselves to show the ereate1t Mohara collection ever, n•w colors, no:w patterns. 1 he new summer shape . . . and new this year, the Syl-mer sili�one fimsh for a.dditional resist,mce to wrinklin& and •111lnif. Dad de,erves the best MO why not a:1ve 1t lo him with II Molui.ra Suil by J & F. 01D YOU KNOW... Choat.Jo Gran,• 2609 met in A poem, "Mftdew Jloll'lanee , " NIIUW' ••lion 'l'uilda, even- w11 1 J ven by Georre Holter, afln,c with Harry Holter, worthy ter whlch tbe women o f the muter, prtr!dint. Gr1n1e uni. "Let Me Call You appe nsweetheart." A sons and dance One ■l for ■ Jd WH a ewered. 8"eral comm unicat1on, num�r. "Five Foot 'J'Wo" .,.,. were read Jndudln,: one from pre.:ented by Patty Koblenta M.a(Detic Sprln,11 Founda ilon in 11nd Jennifer and Melanie Dean. re,ard to the Indian Lore le• A qu 1rt1Pt or Vernon Weber, tlval ; from the state master Dale K1uti, Ruth Baer and Aleoncernin, the postpon lni ot fred Yuu a:er, tan& , "Milking the tallnt feltlval In Mel Tbe Cow Ever, Sunday Aft•rd ,. .. noon ·• · followtn1 1n •••Y on County and Irom eputy C . N , n by Mn. Earl Dean, retard to an Jiu,ec- "M.a ·• Jo oft \ion wh"' The mtmbtn were dlvldtd t..h w Ill be held J u11 25 ' Into f r groups f(lr a conte1t ou T h 8 exeeutlflt committee with (Ear1 �-' u.,aR, Ro'Y Millet and D a- on eaplta! punishment, •1e D of four, roup which vid Koblentz) wu ln c barle of 1 , Kautz the was winthainn■n the pro,eram 'llrbleh opened with i p rou "Jingl . of ner nj an,e e tbe aonc, "In The GO<ld Old .? . am. r d proa: the Bella conclude Swnmer Time," by tht ,roup ManHl'I reaponded to rol l all Refreshmentl w e r e served ■t with bow to lle,c. t"OOl ln hot the cllne .of the meeUn.,. The next meetlna will he June weather. and Ohio Valloy will 2'7 O r "Promote u adlnt, .. A D1vld Kobl e ti be gue-stl and Pfe&ent the proPrOduct" b 1 ''T : cram . Members ef Chesler Y 11 pteceded Crance are asked to brlnc frult Stan and ��• ::�. Mlller, and a readlAI, ' 'The U , plea, Nndwiches and kool aid J"laa," bJ Ro, Mllltr w hich for refrethmenta. ------were In oblerv•nce ol Flat Day. wm fashioned by J & f $ 5 7.so BA.NJC. NOTES . . . . . . . . . . 1 -----�-------..C..---,----- "'.ho • MOHARA I 6 op,nt W,dn,,day w l lh h,r por• I Reibel Home Was Beautiful For :'i;. lh. ,,,. Mn c. ' �"'" Regular Mef!ting Of Garden Club 8. 9. 1 0. 11. 1 2. 1 3. 14. ... .,_ . Men's Summer Slacks, 6.98 to 1 2.98 Men's Short Sleeve Sport Shirts, 2.98 to S.98 Men's Half-Sleeve Dress Shirts, 2. 98 to 5.00 Men's Summer Pajamas, 3.9S to 4.9S Men's Hose, 1 .00 Men's Short Sleeve Cotton Knit and Bonlon Shirts, 2.98 to 9.98 Men's Ties by Wembley & Beou Brummell, I .SO to 2.50 Men's Straw Hats, 2.9S to S.9S Men's Bermuda Shorts & Beachcombers, 2.98 to 4.98 Men's Billfolds by Cameo, 5.00 to 1 5;00 Men's 3-4 Length Boat Neck Shirts, 2.98 to 3.98 Men's luggage by Samsonite, 1 6.95 up Mtn'• Sviti & Sport Coats, 24.50 Uft • Mtn'J Btlts by Hickok &Paris, 1 .50 to 3.SO .NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE' ' ,POMHOY, , OHIO , �i *I J, \ �, 1 5 , ! 96 1 - 7 Boards Name Perennials Is ._ Daily SenUntl , Pom•toy.Ml_ddl eport , o .._ Theme Given At Music, Reodi s, Feature Program Committees For • ClUb Meet•Ing • I G"/Ven A t heSfer G range Meef1ng JUne 23 SOC/a June Highway Li tterbu gs Are Nu isances 1:111d _ reluM" thr wen. SI�, n �rntmg _ " 550 Pt>::l lllly fur IM' h.rmi"r tho�l!'lt-d part of lt bugger� � lll l7fi7 'lt! up 111nd dum 1wd II ID ihe ow1"'r',i Tlw1r l'OOfWnlll�'I! aetivil le� · .,..-i Uump1og HIi'f 11 st' .'·· 1 I umping _ t· yard in th, dty. WlH'n rll'prl- enlortmg tht' law on d HI'\' r · odt' "You ter 1s lmnging some r�sults m a ,· p tO ' 10 ,,., ' lht" t>l tl'i'l 01 tlw,.e man.dfd, tht> 1.annl!'r 111kt, ' 11 ci.an f ew communt·1·1es 1 rl an up, miM MW,S tias l>N>n hard 10 mea�u rt'. d.-ao . "Thi' answt'r hes with each one . Anti-lil lt'r laws and ordimlllC't-i (' lll'aO youn up. again s1 nw hltt'r- of us It is so easy 10 l:M'come_ a havf' long �n in .-Hee-I , b ut 100 Thi.' ba t1le ontinumg une Thf' t'V· Htl €'rhug . •hist open the l'Of w�no ilt'II the viola l nr 1� 1101 ohserv- b uK 1 s .i (' r A port.ioo o( th i� cosl 1s to t'· t-cl di sc arding i r� sl i Th t• pen all y t'l")·d:1y or l t'ndf'r 1 s .i 1_hough1 _le!oS dow and throw ou1 au empty r•g• 11\t' s1 �s .i re lll' pad1.a gt' or a chewmg pair highw11y equipment damag- (·alls tor <I 1 1111, uµ 10 $�JO 01 .IO (\f'st rul"\J\'E' 1wr:'°n en·dt'1.I by the 1llghway Deparl • gum wrappe r."' T Dyt! Ba_�hou� � by cans, bottl�. automobile days m Ja il or both part& and other rubbish �tre....,n Tht' pasl year '::16 f)t'rso n � v,1::rt' m eri t . lht• su net l h.rnt't' by I � e Dl-\> u! y D1re<·tor of D1v:s1on of along the roads l t is an unnt'<"- flnt>ti for lhi owing trash alunl( Htghwc1y Palrul and th.,_ �m.111 Operations said today f h e_ s e e w i ll . of small biLs; of pa per build into essary expenst'. lht � tale hi�hw a y s and � more army of G a rden Clu bh rs 1s wel'I;' wa rnt'd On e violator ren•m- U1em � lves not be enough to �t Of) mountam s of 1rash when o n e The Highway Deparlmenl cons1tters the number of peop�� aga in renrewing its elforls to ob- ly paid a 1mi• ,. md Spt'OI m o r � ! 1 1 1e rhugg m� . , and nts Seoul Oh1u. wh o - open the window nnd_ loss Garden Clubs in than thn"t.' hours 1m:k mg up a taln t}.-.: help ol all reside 1 a o motorisll in a ce1;1.sele� battlt' : wl:'l'k' s supply ot houst'liold �raps T rnops and ulht'I' org:in1:1: t 1(ms somethini,, out instead of using a keep Qhio" 1 state highways cleon. 1 trom his dumping -!l'Ound Siwh hkl:! the Ohio Farm B11rt>au Aux- litter hog that hangs easily on Littler bags have been pl m'ed sentences have brouj!,hl be l lt'I" re- il iH r i� hav r hel'n rt>lentless m the dashboanl bl all Motorisb ' Se rviC't' ll nils in s,,1 t i th a n a (ine. ll is not only pushing law enlorc-ements aguinsl The Highway Department ha� Boads ide Rett11 on the Jnterstate , batk-breaking but entails tlw lo�s lnndf,Cilpt' mutilators. !\ 1 '£'pre- pbeerl them in Roadside Re.sis sl'nl:itive of eai:·h Farm Bureau lor !he motori:sls' use _ - hoping syat.em . Containers ran � found l 0 f half a d11y"s work bag � H. espe-c tive Courts throughout l coun1y ('mmdl i.� a n <lfllVI:' mem- 1 yuu - you and you _will put \he holding I ll. 10 paper lolt' of m twin roadalde rests i1 the fol- 1 the st.u l t! have cooperated fully lwr of the State Couneil that pools l th n,w-a-ways neatly Ill om• lol'ing count refl? Ashland , A st\- ' m conv il' l ion violators. The most the11· rl'so u rTes ln fighlmg littn- rht>M' litter b ags._ _ _ _ _ tal,wa, Auglaize, Butler, Clark. abust' is found along townsh ip .ind - Dtlaware, Lake. Lleking. Morrow county roaits, wlwre thl! s t a_ t e 6-Daily SPntinel , Pomero,v-M1d d leport, 0 . , J une 1 5 , 1 96 1 -- M�I, Montgomery and Wayne. H ighwa� De1-1:.irtmt•11t h<1s nu J1ir - · _ _ ___ - - - - - - I -- -------------------Buute, making it eatiier for isdktion. motorist, to dispose of travelFarmers . and f a rm organi1 a- , by M al colm trthh properly, the \iltl'r b a g s uuns lead m C'omlrnt111g the 1·1\y draw attentiofl to other 1:mtl-lit- folks who ,!rive lo the t·ntmtry �n I lWE 00U.AA: ANO DECIMAL MO!oEV S'1'9TEM � OHICIAll.Y ,ADC>Plf'O l"4 11-us ler eUorta such as signs Manv Sundays to unload lht>1r Wt't•k ll C�ffl:'J' JIJlV lb, 1 78(1;, of the followlng 1igna can be found supply uf refuse ii: luchn� portw I In tile most likely ,place1 where \ ly filled paint (·ane. etr There i � I refu&e would be dumped 1:1long nn way of knowing lht> t·osl tu ,tete hlghwayt. These &igns 1·ead, farmers in �wpmPnt t.lamll)(t." " Pri- and mumal pu1�01ungs. "No Dumping ADow@d," ,, ate Properly." ··No Trespails- ODf farml;'r'I m,.thod broul:'hl inl," "Unlawful to Liller High- , N"1ul11 I■ tllmlnaUng our ofltnd• • way1," "'50 fine for Lilll'ring ,"' l rr. �IUln,: throu,i;h tht' ri'ha!!l' fur "C�re and PlaDttn1 of PerennlalJ w Q -the "fie o! dt■cuaJclll when the P'ull-WhU.You-Leani. Garden Club met Tue■dv evenhlf �I the home- tA Mn. Mlcuy Will lama, syracuae. Mrs. Howard Nolan preaJded al the meet lni and II wu decided lo meet the (Int 'h.ieaday of ead! month. A plant exchanlfl wu held, Refrtl'lhmenlt were terved. by M r!. Arthur Morarity and lfn. Jiunes Sayre durine the ,oelal hour A pa per on care and pwrtinl ol aMuah and y,:-,.wuaaa �...,. ..be presented at the nnt meeUn,. Amon& the most oo:idous n 111 _ ._� \ 1t lt-,.bug · llK" ance today IS 1bes,e, carel� . destruC"llVt' m · - Oh10 tax•�yl'rs r-divW:uab CO::>< nearly oM-ball mllbon doll ars 3 year. 'l'bll'I what 11 costs to keep Utter off state high way roadimtt's Give Him The • • I i YOUR CARP.ITS DO-JT..YOURSELF .W�TM HOST , ·;;�;:·�:;;;';�:;:.. ··~· ... ......�,. � Da,J's .tommer wardrobe deserves some• thing casual and comfortable. Choose for him one of the lightweight Sport Coats that will put him at ease on all oet'asions. The L", ghter S'de Terry Cloth Robe By Du nmar Sb:� S.M L. 1· G I FT S Paris ,,,,,,,.Belts � 50 t, 10· Meeker Billfolds FREE OPIN - - 24 HOUIS ,OMl'ROY . ' ---•-,.�, ,,.. --· --------: ...•. CERTIFIED OIL CO. Every 0,1� ,_.. 0-■ntw · 531 WHI Maln. Streol �\II With �.,. ;; , Shorts From $3.95 ,,... - ..... ,,,,'.1 .. . '' . ,.. . , '....,. ,,, .. ,. Walking· ,. , $4.2s ,.,. $5.00 EASY CARE WASH 'N WEAR, Summer DRESS SLAtKS to $1Q, l,y ' I � . \ r Prinn O■r4ntr .. For Sea and Sun, Give Dad A Biil 'selection o/ Fantm Siyln l Pl•E Monogr■mmlne '••j ·.:i: ' .'J 11::,r� :. 1 \. :. � From SMAIT IINeS JOI DAD Haskins-Tanner e.aren•, RlnCI ■ Cuff Lina , -- --- ---- �---- G1lllpoll1; 0, ... -�---� - , .--�·-·- · . ePID • P•ncll Llli,tan eCllateiie .• M s Heorfhsfone Closs Met At Anthony Farm Attended Tea In Gallipolis For 'Staters' I ! I Mrt. Robert Hy,ell and ■rah Hannigan or Middle port were In Galllpalil latt Saturday to attend tho tea ,po,,,o,ed by the Ame,f. can Lea:aon Auxiliary of GallipoU. for 1lrls •ltcl.ld to attend Girl.! date thiJ year. ■rlb, with Corot Ja,obo ■nd Sharon PK'kens will leave t h 1 1 Slturdly to attend Gtrlt Slate 11t Cllipltal University ln Columbu•. The girls are all membera of lhe Senior Ciao at Middleport lllgh next year, and were choa­ en by the auxiliary of Feent)'Bennett Post. s Rgmem ber BTRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Charle■ Vroman ol MlddlePort are announelni the birth of a cla-.i,t,, on Tueldoy morning at Holzer H01pital. Weighing aeven pounds and IS ounces at birth ahe luu been named Mary Esther. The Vro­ mans have one other child, a son, Mark qe ?. Grandpa rents art Mr. and Mrs, John C. Vro­ man or Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Hawklna or Bell�. w. Va. Great arandparenta are Frank Vroman and John Hawkin, both gf Middlepon and Mn. Cara Rothgob ol Chelhlre. . • llri"t.t:.i 1• '1 -..i,,... · I .... FUINIIUIE REPAIR ;1 2tl lt111i11 A,e. , Phw GI AHI· · _ •·" ' ' I s wIM suITs Slu-1 32 to 40 5.99 lo 8.99 O r lon Knit and Lutex Many Colon. Built ill bn t.op. ' :' l l fill all. Vari-colored trim - with pocket■. 1.99 NEWEST • • White Terry SWIM SUITS ·J - - ·­. TIIN AGI SiJ.H JO to lfl 1.99 & 4.99 -1 ! SWIM SUITS Size,.1 3 l o 6 & 8 to 14 I ' BEAC H COVER-UPS llTTL E G RLS• I l "'.. ! .,_ BEACH JACKETS On� size BEACH BAGS � ,, Terry Cloth "PONCHOS'' s2.99 ·- 3.99 & 4.99 THE MODERN MART POMEROY OHIO · •• - "' •• • .,"', ' -� ' ; --� . . . Father's Day This Sunday! M E M,0 : s TATIOR'S I NG I I UPHOLSnRI Mlddl!pOrt yrJd• Ab P ple In "nl Pomeroy Tho WVF of the .I Flnt United Pretbytor1aD Chur<h I •IU IIINt ■tunlay ■t tlte churclt at S,811 lor I h■ to Porllaod I Pork. . ll■mi,er, -• gtJOt1 ; 1 lb■y lrilh and .,. 18 1 ,, '" ' fol,---======---. 1,--,-.. • • • • •,_ J EWELRY l S T O l.E . Court St. Th_e JW1e m eeting of t he White RoH Lodge wu held _ Wedne� afternoon at the Amencan l.egion , Hall m Muklleport wWi Mrs. Carl Mat101:. pl'tlldeal, Ln charge. Mr11. Bertie Watts and Mn. Helen Lewis aublllituted for two of the re gular officers who were absent. Mn. Pauline Gallagher, a member who Jw been sick for • number ol months, a � and thanked aU for their_ kindneu . her while she was QI Y There were H membert and OUf two gllltlb, F.dilh and Martha eo Cade �nt. FolloWing the meet• ing membeH end guests went to the Martin RHtaurant where Mrs.. Clarence McNeal, Mn. Clifford Mn. Jed Webtter Sr. a n d Jacobs and Mrs. Denver Nelson Mn. Jed Web,ter Jr. and 10n, were hostesaea. J.immy were buaineta ,i1itor11 in ______ G11lipoli, Tuesday. llr. and Mn. John North n! family and Leonard Shaner of Newark and Sfanle-y Nartb of co "'"'ut w ' r • weekend fll:t o, llr. and Mr■. Elsle 1 an , Mr. d Mn WillUI Anthon)' Mo11man, l,1initrs•ille. Out of town relative!I of Pvt entertained tile Hearthstone Clast of the M iddleport First Baptist R•rt Mossman here to atlend Church ,Tuesday evening at their his weddln1 were Mr. and Mrs. fam at Cherry Ridge. A wiener John North and family, Mr. and Mrt. M ichael Girven and 100•, roast was enjoyed. A short business meeting was John Mo�man and teonard conducted by the preldent , Mrs , Shaner of Newar�. Cordle Mor• Milt.on Hood, and deYolionl wert ton bl Mame. Ohio, snd Stanley - North of Connecticut. prese nted by Harold Hubburd. en Mr . and Mrs. Earl Reuter an d titled. ..8uyInR Tlmfl· ., __ , sons af Gaum ind Walter ReutAllend1ng were Mr. lllKJ M rs. . . ... er 0t pomero)' V'81 1- recent.JJ Hood M 111d M . M O r. and M n. C, J, Ebersfd dortt.' M:.- apd Mrs�Ane:llu� , :�� Mr, and Mrs. Paul Smart, Mr. Mr's. FAla:ar Pratt of Ni.1d 1e- l and Mrs. Ecliaon llabr, Mr. and port visited Sund ay with � Mr■• David Dat1t, Jr., Mr. and parentll Mr. and r.t C M · · J · E: Mrs. Hubbard and the hosts. Mr. er1bach: and Mr,. Anthony. Mrs, Car) R,iell of Rutland ,u. _" ;;;;;;_;a;..,o;-•• s �ZM mE:.tR BIRTH ANNOUNCE D Mr. and Mrs. Earl MMsmar1 or Mi_ddleport Roule 1 are announcing � birth of a 7 lb . 1 oz IOll, Vlt'K'ftll Earl, S u n d a )' June 11 at the Mason Clink:, Grandpamill are Mr. and Mn. Etlie MoHman of M:nersvllle 800 Mr. and Mn. Denver Hysell o! Pomeroy Route 3. Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Swick of Rutland are greatgrandpam-•-. The Moumans al, ..,1.,ter, Tam:;.ra Kay. SO me • da.... LocJge MeetIng '-Y :ii ·• . �• ... .!°��-�. ,w · .Olltlilllll. Clllle · •� ' ' - . "-'""'"'""LC!!'!i,ll,, '-'---------------------------------' ,,.'....,_ ' . �- "Quality Clothn Since 1868" __,___. •in■ l■n Mrs. Mattox pres,· "ded 0ver · WIiiiam B. Downie; president, , 11.Uen , _ .,,wn11 oonduetod the -• of t h , SI:ic nre Meigs niunty Rld1n1 club h e 1 1 Laru,a,ler Meeting Tuesd· evenln1 at the Saliibury Sil: memben or lhl Ladiea Alll• ToWnship hllUdJn1. Wary af Drew Weblter P o I l The fUJanclal report of t h I American IAPN! were In Lin' thow held 11'1 May _ w11 glvtn bJ cuter today t.o atttn6 tht dil­ Oownie, Plan• Were discusMd for trk:t convention or the A�. I traU ride, the date to be an- Attending, were Mn. Gaynelle nouncecl later. 1he Eleanor, w. \V i I e, Mr,. · David CUmminp, \l'a. show to be held Saturday eve• Mrs. Gtrald WIidermuth, ll'n. nlng. Jone 17, wu IIUIOUIIC<d. Prank CboeNb-. lln. Wllll■m Michael Jones was weloomed .ta IDier ud M1M bma Smfth. • MW membor. At the close ol the I Mro. Butor 1od Miao Smith par. meeting refreshment■ wen ,en,. I fldpated Ill thl ......-. ed to 14 membtn and iiu•st1. WYF Meeting I, 1Stuurday .4t 5 :SO -�· u'w: .,------- ••- - •••--iiioiiiiiiiiiii••-' aa• To All Those Who Would Please Datil * * Bere are a feu, su99estlons: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. I Goessler florsheim Shoes s19,,s ·- - All lhe neweat 1tylet f t o m Ei81D allfl BulOYJI. Gin D I d witb a watch from our tap qllll­ lty crollectlon. DAD'S DAY Gift Headquarters Give Dod Quality Comfort 332 Seconc1 Ave. MIN'S PINI WATCHI$ Pre,uknt R�ported Flnnnelal Re,ulu -t:· w · coolcJe: �g Z:· t!e Vows Exchanged By •Cou p·le At • Fa,rv,ew Church . Friday evening lht closing pto• ,ram of the Dally Vacation· Bibi• School ol the Middleport Orurch of the Nazarf'ne will be held at the !oral church at 7: 30. T h e school has been held each moriilnl at the church with an aver• IP att,ndance of st and total enrollment of 88. 11'8 avera11:e a.I• temt.nce of both te-achers a n d puplls waa 61. Re\'. Clyde Bartlett, who has been 9\ll)erintendent (I[ the school, report, thei-e have � 22 dee!• ■Ion! for Chri!lt made during the · IChool. craft work made at the school, IIK!h •• can,. Jewelry box• e■, planters :ind �rated plaqaea will be on dlJplay at 't f o r parent, and fri@nda i.Jefore lhe Friday evenlnt program . Friday after school la dlarnlss• ed pupU. and lelC'hera wlll hive • sack lunch at the M unicipal P:11rk. 95 tna l_t was 1nnouneed that the swim J)artiea which 1b111 boardl aponsor for the thild ren at the count, home hne bqun with Mrs. Vaughan tr1n1portin 1 the children last week . Attendine Tuesday ·, meetln1 were Richard Vaug han, Mn. Balle, , Mr. Mahokey, M n, Bauer, Mu. Sanborn, Mrs. Ly• ons. Mr. and Mn. Hspton1t1ll, Mra. Bachner, Rev. R.uppel t and one 1uest, Mn. Lillian Stieff. ------- A very lmpreu1ve weddlni ceremony wu performed Sunday night at lhe Fairview chur('h by the R,v. Rruis Van Meter unitIna Carroll White .and J u y c e Parsans. 'l1:ie bride was dressed In a white net formal ewer tatleta with white glove1 and ali&e1, and car• r� a white Bible topped with a bridal b()uquet. She was 11:iven ln marriage by Herbert &ush The bridesmaid was a 1lster of t� b�kle. Jean Pllf'.ID!::t, who won l ' lilac forma t 'll'lth white acceuorlet and carried • h(Ju. quet similar to the bride's . 1'h e groom Is a SM of �fr. White of Laurel Cl �f �nd I� c mployed Jn fannb,g. The bride 15 the d$ughter of �r- and .\ftt. Doth Parsons and 1.t • 1 961 grad­ uate of Racine High School. They will reside at Letart Fa lls. '"II AHNOUN<ED ' _ " .. •w :! :..:t.J_ .,• , . Mn. Robet1 ftelbel ena.1a1n- n00Un»t1ni tommlllee, com� 1 Mr. and Mra. A . W _ Smllh re- 1 the birth of a !le'Ven pc,und , four 1 ,d memben of th, Anla1'u, Qa,. ot t.tn. Arlh"' 61,.,,.. aod Mn . tornod to th,i, hom,. Jfonll ng• ouoc, lfaoght,,. T•,eu Ann. 'II' denen Club al hff home on lAad- 1 Walter Creob, waa given by Mrt. t O n, . W Vil. , Tu� day, af�er Tuetday, June 13 at Hober ipend in1 the past week w1tb ! pital The Ervin■ have One . Creek Road Wl!dnelday eve-- Strauu· Officer , nomi.n.awd and M . •nd M n. Phil Mtin hut · and ot� r daughtt-rs und two .-_ n elt<ttd e M W I Mi�n f!rnu Smllh '"';.�· 1 mtmbtrt and � kw � ; � ")ey p Crandparfflll a�. Yr. a nd M� � Mn. 1 t 1 Robert Burkett Mn. Ada ' Laffl. ':: ;� de"( . :• r � • 1 _Mr. an d Mn. Phil Me i nhart I Hubert ink . of M iddleport F i 1et rs . ' E btrt Mn. 0oa Gosnty and Mrt. Blak I I � ary . 1nd � rs, Miu nn:i Smllh and jue!ll l M n Pt-arl Ervin of J{aciftt. Mff....i Mr. •nd Mn. A. W. Smil h visitElita Ervin tif l.ancutl'r ti ;,.ff•11·' hou,e CUHl Of M rs. H, ei"bel F...dwar et urk 1 · treaaorer. 1 ed Sat�rday evt'ning in Cha un• io� I '. \ eal xrandmothtr to lhe dtl, our of th,e t o s ho eu n , I 11'le foUowini were atcepted cer, with thtir made �l brother . A n hur dren. ,.:=; er gar 111· j U new mmibera into the dub, SmHh. _ _______ ._, TIM home of V.rt. Rtibel wa, Mn. Hobert Burkett. M n . Don M . and M rs A . w . .;-:; r Smith r ITCHY SKIN btalltlfully decorated with floral Gomey •nd M n Jack Sntter- 1 Hunl mJton, W Va . were uo , HOW TO CHICK fT. ·:.: 1 S n 1 arr,ngernent■ and I.ht l'd'rffh- field· I day dinnrr aue1111 of Mr and IN JUST IS MINUTl t. , A.ti• a.i l'.,.K, • N- ,. '-- .. ment table was cove� with a A aodal hour wa■ held • h t n , .. mn a 1ter Ham m u..- ba,,l :: •..,� d,.;" white c loth and L'trttered wil,h an pme� we"' received b., M Mr ■n d Mr1 Ph i l Mt- lnh.a rt NEEll* acuTCIIINo ""tr tMtanr8 ' •,,.1.. rtCff.lllS.N"O'l do ., a1IM r..!• · arrangement of while irlf illlll __-1 Robert Burlutt and Mrs. tltibtl. were bu sinn;1 "' sr1o r1 m Col um - •-• · 111Me1 bl1a.. riaa•-· i.t,., 11..i.. •ltwr IIW'fatt r,IIIIN NOW .. ll bu1 loday � dwarf dallia and white tapers. and l h res men of COOkies, i. ,_ -iiiiiiii aaiiii:;_;a;aaa;;;;;; Mn. William Slater, pres�ent, punch, mint, and nut1 were serv• =i.: w11 In t'harge . or lhe busmesi ed by Mn Heibel with Mrs Sia- \ rt of lhe 1 ter pretid�& at the pwl('b bowl. I muting when u,. repo ------·----- Contributing hoatl'lses for t h e i-l t"en1n w re M n Arthu_r Skinner a !t ;n. pa� Dav11. � ID(. Attendance Was =--=-====· Averaging 6 1 At Bible School Billfold s1.n .. s7 .,s I..--------...-�-=-�-�--- -·�---- --'� --- . < '• - .... ----- --· . . ._ .............. ---�.- _. _,.. ·------··_..----.... - -·��--.,.-----,.,.. ... ,,,.�-- ... .... - -- -- ---- -� -- .. . .. . Mrs. Richard GrtH ente�· ed her c ard crlub 1\lllda )' · evaoln& he ln Middleport. PrJ■u It were r home on illiam Everw by Mn. W son guest player, and Mrs. Cbir-1,11 Ala Bradbury, Mra. Rabtit Schmoll and Mr■• WIiiiam Chllda. Rlfl'ffhmenta wert aentd to those mentioned above and Mn. Jarnea Roller who wai also a gum, Mrs;" F.dn1 Frtnch, end Mn. Goorp Dallu. e· $1 3 ·'5 Reg. Men's Sw}m Suits $2.98 up TIES $1 ,so '" '2·'° Club EnterlOined ura. C re,, By 111 FA'l'D Bm3 DAY $CJ-95 � Beau Brummell We're New . . Try Us ! POMIROY c ital punch bowl. ry _______ Plans were made tor 111 lee e ream IOC lal June 23 by l h e deaco n, and deaconu.e1 of tile MlddJe port FU'11 Unlled Presbyteri■ n Chu rch w hf. n l h e buud1 m•t T�Hd ay al the H P · tor'• & tudy w1lh Rt- v. 1-loward Ru pp. It H mod♦r1tor. All lee cream and cake, and IH�• to be ,old at the IOC'i.11 w i ll b � home made and Rtchard Va �a: han wu named H eeneral cha i rman Il i l assl1lant will be Evere 11 Forl'man w ho w 111 have charae o f the ■oft drmks at the &octal . Vmt.ent Da bo ■ nd Dale Walburn WIii 1erve U1e 1ce cream and Miss Ph 111 1 Joathim Mn Karl O e Y d M H'r Bailey :a� · 11 ::e C�t o� ;::. ed a:m, d8 Paul Haptonstal l WH named publicity chali"man with Jamea Mahok•,. Loo K••••dy, 1.e1, nd Brown and Marcus Ch n mben on the commi ttee. Entertain ment committee named wa1 Ml'I. Hap1tonatall, Mn, Eve rett Bachner, Mn. Jame11 Sanborn, Mn. Ruuell Lyon■ and Mr■. Dale Walburn. Mn. Edward B urkett and Mn . Harold Baue� are to be thti fi. ?a�e conuruttee for the e\'en- 1 Did will really apptecl1te OM of thNe swim aett. A ,real combination that he'll take everywhere thl, aummer. Swank Jewelry 1·50 ,. $10 . members of the Sunday Sixteen School clau of the F�r,ated Oturch taught by Mrs. Waldo J. B artels met at her home Tuesday evening for their regular meeting and a party honoring Emily Mill. er who will bf! leuvlng for her new home_ in K@ntudcy on June 20. '11le meeunc � with devo-Uons followed by a short businesa session wJth Linda Kirkland, presJdenl, Jn charge. At 1he close of th• buslneu .... 1\oo, ,ev,ral old fuhlontd 1ame1 aod ........ ..... enjoyed with prizes won by BeHle Watson and Donna Hauck. Mk, Klrltland on behalf af the clau, presented Mitt MOier with a brattltt 41 a tarewell · Punch, home made cooldes and mint■ were ll'rved by Mr1. &rtell on eryltal tray■ from a table in white linen cover wilb wblte tapt-1'1 in cry■tal holdera and lbe sift l'k• • Straw Hats, ½ price -.;, McGreaor Swim Set eWhllman & Pangbu,·n 0 120 I!. MAIN ARROW Lightweight Short Sleeve I ½ Price :,L a-z · MEN'S SHOP Pod w\11 breeze cooly tlm>ua b the hottell 1 summer daya in one of these Sport Sblrt . in red t,llo and t 11:yle , eolor it, • In bll favor cool wHh · n wear or ft&ulu fabrk!1, '" All Tu■o Pold • Biilts, Sport Shirts Socks Sunday, June 18 Ha lf-P rice SA L E ! $7,95 $5.98 Cool, Lightweight Short Sleeve INTERWOVEN Th.. Sale • • • '""I In Now �����½.Al Give Dad lhe 1n11Wer to hot aummer weltber with a couple of short sleeve dreH ahirb. He'll find 9heer eomfort, faahion ind top ta1Jorin1. Choose from our wide aeleclion of collat 1tyle1, fabrics and colon or white. ARROW Handkerchiefs of 3 to I Wash 'n Wear Slacks Regular 9.00 · · · · · · · · ··· · · · · · · Now 4.50 ., , � SINVe Sport Shirts Reg. 3.95 - 1 .98 Summer DRESS SKIRTS 35c' "·... '" FATHERS DAY '4·'' by Stetson & Portis $, .98 'l'lnae I• Geri!!f Short ,._ - -- c..... Ch UrCh Cl0$$ Party For -Held • ;: Miss Kirkland 1 Lot lrok■n Sins At ____ 8.50 Straw Hats 95 -­ $1 ·' and ·s. • -!-' · ALL SUITS Keep Dad cool, · rasual, infinltely <'om­ fortuble and relaxed, ;yet becoming and always appropriate :n a n e w summer Straw hat. See our (:ollection • • • • as smart II it ia complete! '8·98 I 22'1 WIIIKLY Pllllll No putebase Neeeaury, $3. 91 SHl"-T i).UNDIRIIS ,.......Mhldl1..,-t-- llo: Just In Time For Father's Day Give Dad Cool Comfort Dod Will Go For A · MEN'S W E A R for Dad . . . Cool Other Summer Sport Co■lo from $ 1 7 .95 -.,? .9c ) Sl1ort sleeve, k nee length pajama1 are Dad's surest bel to best sultury summer nighls. Ideal for lounging or sleeping. Choose from roat or �ull-over styles in eHY cart wash n wear coHons. Sizes B-C-D. s29.9s 11 Harold 'lboma11 Hymaa, M.D The abllity ol the va1·,,in,• lo l for reaaons thal defy reason- protect h n.s risen slt!11di!� 1or 1he able explanation, a writer m the pasl LWo ye ars. The re1a1111ely un­ r vac• Joumal of the Armericnn Medical satisfatco ry results of I APO<'laUon recent ly qut!ationed c ines. on · which t·rit tr� dwt•ll. the value of the Salk vacc i nr . need no longer be eons1d�•J"ell 'J'hll uncalled for and unsupporled Efft'<'liveness slmlnr to I ha! re- .i;s:e.t opinion, together with the enthus- ported in the u. S. hos l>t.•t•n oh• '·:-,._ iaatlc claims ol those who hooe 1 0 !«!rved also by the World H1•11:th ntablllh tht superotlt� of oral Oq�animtion who11e f'�t 1mal of 7--. ' vaccine Ln the United Stalt�11 and prolectior> vartf's betw1•en 75 11nd merda lly available, h&J P, I Htn 95 per cent in olhN mH ior ( oun- l ------�·-- --have n o t from Geori!ia to visit u.o;_ comfort to thoae trN's served by U . N . R.(ocouated E1'plolts 1 ytt 10Ught protection for them"Salk vacrine l!I now \/,'I'll \'S· · I t ime she visited us, aga:n!I first ren The and he h'ld c Ir t aelvn 1ablished as one of th� o•o;;t t•laMo, we drovt! her yeurs WEST JO OICK ahuut By pohomye\il11. paralytk: fedive vaccint!� 01 any ki•ld ;irrs[or Rull Run ball le• 11tlon11I Old excust"� lnitrn 1_he Unlled Pres1& a_rounrl To offset theae poor en1 1 y availabl e. the ell• t! . rerounled she t lJPP - Some field while · • to secure availabl .pro ■e""..,,.ln · .,..... ... "Tllere 1!4 e\'t'I� fl':l�un Ior :-i mt WASIIINGTON . . l. · w typefl who '-dlon a Comaltlee on Pn'·, . JJl01ls of one of he r kmlln'lt>ll who . u�mnsl evt'"r}' unva.·-::1-. of. us. nun-combatant no __repson ' . ., . 1hl' 1.e . rul Vacclnel reviewed the ae- nalni person '-�I va• c·cinA t ed h ve m lhe c u p 1l nl nr . a view with 1 {ought 111."' ng . , . lk . 11('1'\'0LISIU'MS , J"he (' h I 1(1 l"l'n Wf'l'e grNl tiY I mcumulated experieRl'OE!S with Sa . h .Sn lk vorcmt>. f:'MOt!t."i.•1 1ly £l ('l'l"lflin umo11nt of 1 wit • . oy 1 he 1 a1e 011d 1·, w0u.'d •acme 1n the United Stote1 an\1 hosti under ., years of oge. .. the 111011s to re1mud: the f1rfl1 8�1 1 - presSf'11 ,. t at arrivM and countrie1 month, «her have hf'en a �uCC't'Sf.lul outing t>Xtie or Monas."111.'l ne1't . o whl,b I woold .id �, U }OU T \1 1 t' conc ning heerl ing th1 follow 8ponsorfl of lhis Civil WIii" C'l'n• cppt Iha! OIW of 1 hem harl lo spoll your chlldrt■, dou t lt-t tlir loYe alonl: tennial evt>nl inlen<l lo restu�t' ii by asking a question alMmt the . day until you . -.. three ., mote don■ 11I 1ua 1.t 11a ■ llOlher the bullle 11s reollst l,:.• olly HS pus- I h1•1·u1c anrPstor. Ion 5:01 for Ui•m lbe lall Httlae are 11Ye•. al k-Rtit Hl'ur• sihl,•. I just hopP lllal they don·t " Whirh side wos hr on . grandnttlne affor s, Salli tbai ob• ,er eelM of U... va�n.11ltd mot lwr"!" the dHld innOC'enlly 111 make It too renlisl i··. If you, f�r wh,11tever reasar. , op- People who care enough abm1I (luir-ed. lala prottttkHl, . With • 1!ngl.e exrephon, recent pose vaN•mallon, don I let ,nno• the commemorution lo .o;� nd 1wo l N l'edless lo say. dear old Gran­ outbreaks havt occurred only In cent youngsters suHt'r for your day!! tramping 11r ound in U niml ny hcrn ted us oil Lhe way home I mlsinfor��� i�� _or rlt'�le<' I . __ _ &he unva«Lnated. or Con!ederate uniforms ohviousl_y ohout the 1lipshocl wny in w1iich -----feel strongly about lhr role s tht•y Wt' wert:> i't"aring uur offspring. rare portrayin g. It so happt>ns that Granny is us .1g<1in this summer. the,m ol visiting one th&l !� My co!K'l'rn I and that odds to my concern over s i h wllh will get carried UWPY arlin� and that one thing will the Bull Run reenaflment . Co�e lead lo another m1til they finally ,July 22, I exped that she will siart the .vhole war oger again. be out nn lhe balllelield, stirring up trouble. Approved BUI were not T h e s e misgiving My i;;uburb nn home In Fairfax. allayed 1my yeslerdtty when the County, Viri;cinin, i�n't p;el'y I 0: r !louse Armed Services Commit- fnim Bull Run, and darned if I tee appro\led a bl\l to provide that want any minnie balls landin!I: on the JH;lrllclpalion uf Notion a l my front lawn. 1 have enougn Guardsmen ;n the reenactment tro uble with crabgrass. would be regarded as "full-time t,alniog duty. " Buck Wei!!hed All Al the hearing. Rep. Pm,I I . . Of 300 Lbs. Killed Wlday of Texas wanted to know ATHEN S - A large buck deer would smen guard ,'1!1 it any Yank .. killed in an puto accider:it In be ('ripPled" and Rep. Mendel estimat"d WaBhington County was • ' Riven of South Carohna wa11led t'V to according 11 =•od 300 g h I · wo" ld I o we • 11 v• 31mmum·1 ion lo know ·1 . mangame 4 District Al Cannon lM.• used. superv 1 50r, Ohio Di\1ai::ement Jt may be lhut lhese Soulhern is1on or WIidiife Ul'tMl'rals wen! jokmg. A n<l lhen l Woshmglon County Game Pro­ agnln, maybe they we.-en ' I . ! lee-tor Cliff Win!itanley reported A lot of Southerners. as, you ! thnt the deer was hit on Stale koow, ure still rather bitter about I Route 7 90\lth of New Matamoras Lhe way the war ' · "1-rl out. :'ilnce i and lived four or fiYfl days, eJustln BILLFOLDS MaMssns , or Hull Run, is one '>f j When the animal was Pjed , It the battles thut lhe Soulh 1,110n, was found to be eighl, "a ripe eTIMEX WATCHES they may bf, templed lo rn.uke- the old � for a wild det'r." ,ays ' WlniO.nlt'y, most of it. eOld Spice, Seaforth, ------\ Although, my wiffr and I both Y■rdley, Williams, �lnre 11m , New York City"11 1 wrre horn iu former Confl'<lera1 e SHAVE SETS slc.le11, we huve td1'tl to leach our M 11!lt'um of M odPm Art hea or• [ children to htke an objective al· j!ani ,.ed mol"i! than 100 art shows eCIOARETTES, CIGARS whi('h have bt'en clrcul81ted to lltude toword the wo.r, p and TOBACCOS i'his works pretty well oll.ce t l tr.'er 2fl9 communiUH In ne•rly wlitn lheolr Rrandmothcr co��� counlr_�roond the wor� IOX CANDY e ZIPPO LIGHTERS e ELECTRIC SHAVERS _j_ Sport Coats Summer Pajamas by Cricketeer Value Of Salk Vaccine Was I� \Inexplicabl y Questione dl y DUKI CLEANMS Other Suits Priced From $29.95 to $59.95 Give Dad Summer Comfort ,, l)l WILL LOQK NIW WHEN YOU A l ready, some 2 million men have sptnl comfortable summl'rs In Mo­ han, the famuus summt>r suit of them all. Summer 1961, prom1se!l to be a mohair ye-:ir, so wh o knows h o w many more men will choose this areat summer c lui.sic. So why not choosf' it for him! For Father's Day we've prepar� ourselves to show the ereate1t Mohara collection ever, n•w colors, no:w patterns. 1 he new summer shape . . . and new this year, the Syl-mer sili�one fimsh for a.dditional resist,mce to wrinklin& and •111lnif. Dad de,erves the best MO why not a:1ve 1t lo him with II Molui.ra Suil by J & F. 01D YOU KNOW... Choat.Jo Gran,• 2609 met in A poem, "Mftdew Jloll'lanee , " NIIUW' ••lion 'l'uilda, even- w11 1 J ven by Georre Holter, afln,c with Harry Holter, worthy ter whlch tbe women o f the muter, prtr!dint. Gr1n1e uni. "Let Me Call You appe nsweetheart." A sons and dance One ■l for ■ Jd WH a ewered. 8"eral comm unicat1on, num�r. "Five Foot 'J'Wo" .,.,. were read Jndudln,: one from pre.:ented by Patty Koblenta M.a(Detic Sprln,11 Founda ilon in 11nd Jennifer and Melanie Dean. re,ard to the Indian Lore le• A qu 1rt1Pt or Vernon Weber, tlval ; from the state master Dale K1uti, Ruth Baer and Aleoncernin, the postpon lni ot fred Yuu a:er, tan& , "Milking the tallnt feltlval In Mel Tbe Cow Ever, Sunday Aft•rd ,. .. noon ·• · followtn1 1n •••Y on County and Irom eputy C . N , n by Mn. Earl Dean, retard to an Jiu,ec- "M.a ·• Jo oft \ion wh"' The mtmbtn were dlvldtd t..h w Ill be held J u11 25 ' Into f r groups f(lr a conte1t ou T h 8 exeeutlflt committee with (Ear1 �-' u.,aR, Ro'Y Millet and D a- on eaplta! punishment, •1e D of four, roup which vid Koblentz) wu ln c barle of 1 , Kautz the was winthainn■n the pro,eram 'llrbleh opened with i p rou "Jingl . of ner nj an,e e tbe aonc, "In The GO<ld Old .? . am. r d proa: the Bella conclude Swnmer Time," by tht ,roup ManHl'I reaponded to rol l all Refreshmentl w e r e served ■t with bow to lle,c. t"OOl ln hot the cllne .of the meeUn.,. The next meetlna will he June weather. and Ohio Valloy will 2'7 O r "Promote u adlnt, .. A D1vld Kobl e ti be gue-stl and Pfe&ent the proPrOduct" b 1 ''T : cram . Members ef Chesler Y 11 pteceded Crance are asked to brlnc frult Stan and ��• ::�. Mlller, and a readlAI, ' 'The U , plea, Nndwiches and kool aid J"laa," bJ Ro, Mllltr w hich for refrethmenta. ------were In oblerv•nce ol Flat Day. wm fashioned by J & f $ 5 7.so BA.NJC. NOTES . . . . . . . . . . 1 -----�-------..C..---,----- "'.ho • MOHARA I 6 op,nt W,dn,,day w l lh h,r por• I Reibel Home Was Beautiful For :'i;. lh. ,,,. Mn c. ' �"'" Regular Mef!ting Of Garden Club 8. 9. 1 0. 11. 1 2. 1 3. 14. ... .,_ . Men's Summer Slacks, 6.98 to 1 2.98 Men's Short Sleeve Sport Shirts, 2.98 to S.98 Men's Half-Sleeve Dress Shirts, 2. 98 to 5.00 Men's Summer Pajamas, 3.9S to 4.9S Men's Hose, 1 .00 Men's Short Sleeve Cotton Knit and Bonlon Shirts, 2.98 to 9.98 Men's Ties by Wembley & Beou Brummell, I .SO to 2.50 Men's Straw Hats, 2.9S to S.9S Men's Bermuda Shorts & Beachcombers, 2.98 to 4.98 Men's Billfolds by Cameo, 5.00 to 1 5;00 Men's 3-4 Length Boat Neck Shirts, 2.98 to 3.98 Men's luggage by Samsonite, 1 6.95 up Mtn'• Sviti & Sport Coats, 24.50 Uft • Mtn'J Btlts by Hickok &Paris, 1 .50 to 3.SO .NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE' ' ,POMHOY, , OHIO , �i *I J, \ �- • • - -·�-------­ ' ' I I • I : The Wise Homeow ner Clea ns Out H is Basement Or Cl oset By AWant Ad I Meigs-Mason R'd K donation, t,,wacd fae-fighting I ge• eD ,quipme,t will he apprenated ff>R -SALE E,,ht ,.;,;., bnck JUN• ,. F.� D� BL ONDF. OAK ChO RD OH u,s� home w1lh modrrn bath, 1.8 l i ,\ N . Good eondihon, _e.i1Jy �n --N,lg /'I. film. " A _ Gell('rahon Wi'nout ler Buildlna s.PP1,� \.. e f land. th aae o Locatt'd 00 Cause." will be shown at · he A I' Iay Low pnce 81ll e s Wn t• W upply whal It takes lo build m, v11 W Phone Rd on le Har Y %� terpr•·se EUB chu•ch S••ft"ay • uiru ""'n Wen de I I . 7t h & W arren, M areI . or repair a house. Call Guy 12 fil ,William Weher, a life Jong ml6071. I v Fra ncis . Re the B by la. lor III ormalion. .'. f p.m at 30 : ---. P \ --fi - -Ncigler or Corbel Cleek . Racine, FOR CONS ISTEN T DE PEND ABLE RESU LTS t f The R Idge, ha.s_ been tHt,. d en Wurlitzer Spmct Piano Mahogany Note: RNd•n ■re cordial• H Gla:t1er The public is invited. RATES � g tic FOH SALE 3 bt"droom home or1 OhKl Hospital, Galli,. fmish. u� 1n teachmg Stcd10 - Built-m ly invited lo UM thit ■nOffi cers and Inspection •earn en 10 lhe Hober corner lot III Mason, 4 centa per word, one U1Sertlon.. Mlnlu:i,um cbarie--«I GRE:FRI . is reported lo be toNlNG s. where h Wende ll's. On °d isplay in Porn- AIR CONOIT kitchen. carport and awnings . nounu- m■nt tp■c:e for pu bli c members of Theodoru� Council pol l t" centa. 6 cent■ per word for tbree consecutive lmertioaa. . ft■ . r Jack's condition. word serious ■nd organbed 1roup fflfff Special-one month (or 30 centa per .., ul Tri•County Mu:.ic Center ERATION se vice e'"Y Carl Schwal"l. SP J-56811. Daughters o1 AmerIca are re in Fu.U r■te of 4 cent■ per wurd 1ri.1..1 be cbar&ed tor ad­ Will'1am Wayne Milhoan. 10 W&I Ing,. Noticff will N acceptf i lngeratiOn.. New Ha,.-en. Pbool _ 110.,,,.. uire in value q Good lp 6 12 quest.ed to meet at the IOOF 1 y ff y HrtlUDI if not p11d "'1tbiD 10 daJI after recel\11.11 �lll. d■ thr d■ll to run treited at Meigs General HospJtal 6-2:S-U fi 15 lstc ru 1--3537. Erron la A.dvel'Wtn&-Sbould be reo,orted tmmedi•teiJ. u) I n advance of the h_all Sunday at � - 30 P-�· to _Prac- last week for injuries s uffered j to HOUSE be ROOM 2 l• ACRE, o, 1 flle Dally Sentinel will 001 bt re■poDJiblt tor mor. thao · :ear n r,ule No 680. .-.ent. Notlcn r«el ved for lice for lnspect1on which ,will be when his toes were caught in a ' ~ " AUtTlONEEB one Incorrect insertion. ,nor• than thrH intert�n• held Mo11d!ly at 7. 30 p.m. Al Is for f:� 00. C&rd of Tbanb and Sped.al NoticH of Event&, $1.�. --- - power mower. will be held untll mNtlnt -----for 50 word minimum. Each addibon■I word, le. Mrs. H. A. Barnhart 4 Dr. Sedan Albert Warner, brother-In-law of th• above requlr•m•nh. . wor per cent d l 1t published s Ob1tu1rte Phone Coolville 667-J4Bl Wrlll!, 1-'b■u or Col!Uld Low mileage by one Mr. and Mrs. Muri Taylor. tmderl 110. 8 DAYS 3 DAYS WORDS l DAY or­ Store Joppa Clean .,._, owner. BaelM, . careful BILAOFOIW C. L JUNE IS went sw,gery at Camden-Clark $4.50 11.M 90c 60c 15 w1th . finish blue iginal 6--14 «c $6.00 .00 1 , 11.20 60c 20 The Meigs County Democratk Hospital In Parkersburg, ., " 11 · ome o1 the Home1ess -Nas , match i n-g i nterior. S7� '2.25 SI� 75c 2:. ,1 1 IIUSBANDS! Give your wife 2 or 0 . . . . . .-. . ... _ 1 ,. Club will met at the Portland the topic for the meeting , con- Eve�tt _Milhoan rec�1ve_d wnr,. . . - _ .---. , . .. _ a J hour week EIS a �if! ! Aver. s Ad• recehied bJ 10 A. It .-Ul be tn that d1y'1 paper. Forked Run Conservalion Lake. Grade School Th ursday, .hme 15 d u ted by M rs. H !en Jo. in n that his s1.11ter, Mrs. Mmme Erl� age lime spent ironing 1 srirt c a room eabin. Good hunting and at 7: 30 p. m. Election of omcers r so , wine of Middleport is in Holz.er �.. Ieader, at the m�mg Of tbe 1s 20 minutes'· Our custom PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 4 Dr. · asked fishmg. Located on gravel road. w1·tt he hetd . E ach tadY ,s Hospita!. W. S. C • S· held Friday evemng One owrier, clean car. shirt service will relieve eher of · If interested call Y85--33l5 Chest sandw1'ches or cookies. • , . lo bring Mr. and Mrs. Blaine M ilhoa,• ... __ P<U"Ual tbe home of Mr,. Crill n that tedious job. Your shirts er or AM? 389 Co Iumb Oh.i u, ·I • · th called (9) FOR SALE will look righl, feel right, stay (1 ) NOTICES : 1� ;· The Rock springs B e t t e r ford with her sister, Mrs. le.Jen hoan and���=� � d:� ilhoan, UD right . Health Club will hold its meet- Younce, assist.ant hostess. "F:RHl'l'B AND P!'.81' CONTROi ! GAS. FU EL OIL and .:oal (UJI, 59 ACRES, 3 mi Ies_ south of Long C ing Thursday at t p.m . at t h o!: 1be meeting opened with an _ ..::... Robinson's Laundry and _ · ________ b:, Fala- FrN llllpedloa. lulll'- nacea. ta.II !or free estlmalel. 1 D ry Cl min gs. Phone: WY Bottom on what IS know as Ox- Grange hall with Mrs. Wilbur repeating the 23rd Psalm. POMEROY 'f • Abbott Middl rt .l i M spent SUnday afte 2- 5428 or Robinson's Tri- bow. Nice barn unde�ground. 5 Bailey as hostes8. 6-�:c : �l �� A meditation and a scrlpturt �:n ==�t::t � oreman so Herman room house �nd un plement Lustre Cleaners, WY 2-5130. - -- . Past officers of ·Racine Chap- reading was given by Mrs, John- and Mrs. . UIL shed , eleclrlc1ty WI-II• VENETIAN BLINDS. WINDOW SIMPLICITY GARDEN TRACTOR 6 IJ 6tc m_ house. pre. ter OES will meet at the home son. - HI H.P . Wilh cultivators. 9 13 -Bounded by Shade River on 3 �1-:E us FOR FEW NEEDS AND blinds Md shades. Porch ValMr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas of . adio TV Senke . R 0 I Mr and Mr_s. Ot'11 McClintoclt- A. prayer htany was given by Colwnbus were guests or Mrs. · sides. I mile from Ohio River. Mldillepori lance, I\Woiags and Shades. cu■iem rlDdlag. . Locust st . , Middleport, G All M..,. . Thur!lday evenmg at 8 with Mrs. all for the ref.......... • 15 31 P S Zi U Dale WippeI Supply, 215 Union• Feed MllL Good f'ISh'mg and hun11 ng. 11 in . Ann Coe, Thtm,uay. _,.,._ _, PboM WY-Z·ZZSS Harel CleIeand presid'111g · =-==��ccc=oy, Ohio. 1 terested cull �3315 Chester or r.-17•30t.c. Ave. Pomer contribut.i.Dg Ol}lers pr to the o____ Frallk Cleland IN BALER Mrs, HOLLAND and NEW 66 Mr, TV SI.amp■ et1 aD Repair : 1 11 THE BEST COFFEE AND �==ccccc _ JUNE 17 AM?-ll89 Columbus, Ohio. . gram were Charle WagMn. s U io . lttllel'O F. Carol . • condition. for excellent Dairy a twu w<!eks va5 ROOMS AND BATH, basement Snac k�. Man, it's Jack' s E Mala 81.. P J, Oh 9 15 3tc Chester Volwiteer F ire Depart• ner, Mrs. Helen Youn:::e, Mrs. Al le Friday • 1, RI. , Ce,te,. c 6 13 et and garage. See Lester Russell, p·,,-,. •.. Salem - ----- -caltOll ' ,· n the soutb . Bar . Midd1eport. Cit'··• _ TV 4-- IA-tfe FOR SALE - MODE P.N-HOUSE, ment Is sponsormg a bake sale bert Hill and Mrs. M !\fgarel Mr. William ScoU of Vienna. Langsville, Ohio. 6 15 6te Plea sant Ridge, Pomeroy. 17 at tl : 30 a. r:1, Houda.sbell. :--.:OW OPEN FOR BUSINESS 4 rooms down, one up. Bronze- Saturday, June • . 5 3 l 30lp ---- � --- -- W. Va and Mr. Charles 5c,,1t of be h ild mg m t e u next O l l b d Hours · g · - 1 Iow b'1rch ki'•h · fa1lormg and Allenn �=�--�=� --{ 1 4) --====---c====b ill "' en, u •lD . b · T s con• . 1e usmess session wa Cla rksburg, W, Va. were guestI HEATING and PLUMBING .,._ 5 PIECE GARDEN tractor for -----���� Grace s Beau . ly Salon m the .. ..-,.. ' to fi. Middleport Tailoring N bath. l te b ., range. ew comp e ase" d ud le d b H h uc y Mrs. o as e t, vice I . . o [ Mr, and Mrs. Walter st ewa rt. Muell11r Furnaces t.ale, Cheap. Phooe Wi-g. 365) . APARTMENTS - Fumiabed some build mg m Che8ter. All ment, newly decorated, inside Shop. 113 North 2nd St • Middle· president. e meeting closed They retu rned ill the eve!l ing acArnold B,oti.,. 6- 14_6tp ·mfurnlshod. McMastera,, KiddleTh and out, Located 1673 Lincoln port, O. 0- 14-lilc ' • with the Lord s Prayer. W'n--2821. W-I 818 E. Main 8' p companied by their s ister, Mrs. Ohl0 por t. ne NEW AND USED SfNGER SEWl Heights. Phone WY 2•2038. • ,, .. , :--' During the social hour a . �:, Stewart who will visit relativel e h:l\'e roy "' ..., '"° Phon Pome in v� CAR OWNERS 6 15 6tc ING Machin�. E_ sy ler�s. dessert course was served by the week�. two CARRIER WANTED FOR Sugar wash 6-7-tfc opp.>rtunity to get autos Your Authorized Smger Sew1�g hostesses. Daily at Apply $ The Districl Run Low and Mrs. Charles W.igner . Mr. 8. -Enleml Hospll•I ---,-�� ed .and waxed for only Machine Agency. The Fabric Se -)' 6 tf j -Office. ntinel ' Only h WILL DO BRUSH CUTI'ING 1957 v,. FORD Ranch Wac, spent Sunday in Charleiton, vis• ti Among those who entererl Hol... P lee' but good ob. Shop. Tel. WY 2 ·2284. s F id er The E th Ci l et r re e m ay itlng reIatrves. • 1.1ppoinlment. Phone '!v. 2 · . 6 15 aotc EIGHT HOOM HOUSE and sevf!n with tractor bru sh cutter by tre 3 Boats. See " Red " Keeton. zer bolpttal a die put M hours evemng June hel with Mrs E t Houdash lt, Kingshour. Wm. ancar your e . Dolly G. Kling, 250 9 e Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rou,;i and c:e 6-14 3lc were: Mn, Minersville, Ohio. 264J and hal-'e room house : Also n w 5 room Smilh, ho & s, at ber home. Call bury Evening Road. S 6 t: 6 2 lee F irst Ave., Janna Kay St11bart, daughters of Col. ::0111 three ed cl:.eaper. USED 10½ INCH ELECTRIC house. A. N. Bengel, Ph. WY · 6 13 30lc 411 Fourth Ave., Miss 6 6 tfc WY 2-0058, Isabe l Mrs. Emma Salser, Devotional c.f.lme Friday and spent SAturriay Dominion, oteUlatmi ..... In 3272. (2) CARI> O F THAN K� Bogg, . 129 Fourtb Ave., M.,. WU- �ader, opeoed tbe meeting using wltb her pa,enl.s, Mr. and Mr� KGOd coadlllon, '7.50 eo, h. Pb. FOR RENT: APART MENT witb (20B) E INSUR ANC liam L. Urwin• um Second Ave "The Vine and the Branchef' s.s Owen Watson. TIMI girUI remainWE WISII TO THAN K EVEHY WY !-!8l6, Silln perry. HSH. w· three rooms and bath. Phone al ■ au 1: am e . ' · :• " lb the' COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO G g re.tlq: G UpoH d ,__ I IS 3&c WY 2-SHl. I her subject. followed by the .bus- ed for lWO weeks VlSw. WI 11 individual who wa!'I so kind and Main 81. 5 l tfc Oil roll- M tss Llnda R. Avaaw, Ga 1po I 'S ng feet runni 24.0, tB.S, 50 ess session when the Circle grandparents. tectioD. Uf1 Auto. P'irll. Polit stitute, Ira Hen ry, Rt. ln In State hel pful to us in our l irne or FOUR HOI .TE •N COWS. • Two · ! ..S . "'OD Milli. M.Jddleport, flhili ers, Pomeroy-Mason 24.53, Pt, 1 G�11lpo Us• M11l. Wllr1am F.dward YOled for the new name of the Mrs. Ha"?' Hayman ls a g:.1E'sl. deepe,;t sorrow. N one wi I eve r three years old In October, other EIGHT ROOM HOUSE AND Call 04 falling 2. Hinton , ant 26. Pleas 30 . O 5-room BARNES-S Missionary Society to be "The iltfJl'SON INSURA.Nca be forgothm . Lewis, Rt. 1 Northup, Mrs. two were two in April. Wendell .aemi room house , iltl or her son-m-law and dau �liter. , Kanawha Fall s 4 80 falling CharBe th U M Say M' ss10 er Denv 5 room A New Mr. and Mrs. s: Agents,. Middleport. Fire, Aut.- leston 19.89 risin�. All m�veable ward L. Jones, Bidwell, ,Ja ...,es Williams, Rt, 3, Hysell Run, apartm�L . Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson and lso � :;: ; . cie� � wiih t" Carman and Family. Jordan, P.t, 2 Vinton, ��E- �Y bowie with garaa:e and laundry mobU1. .8ouda, Phone WY • dams Pomeroy. Phone WY 2--26M. ily at Jackson. \l \l fam � s abo e 00 the Ohio Ri er ua�r 6 15 Uc , d ID the lr. l rueJa. Y iD :ach 11 nt, e ll, mJure Pt. 4 Newe Pleasa 6 12 61.t in basement A. N. Bengel Ph. 29DS. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Allen anil Lo ,._ Dam are down. ndon •:ri-11 G allipoua for jomt meetings or both Cir. . WY 2-3:n:1 1-3-lfc - - -Emma n Ml ac o Lew u • O �de_ �ut. 3. rm children o{ New Lexmgton spent �- was running 2 ½1 feet. Ma et ----,,-- ---- USED CLOTIIING SALE. L&dles' __________ cle s, Esther and Ruth. -BUY YOUR INSURANCE ON is, Gall1poWI Ferry, W, Va, Mn. i.hoe1 10c. DresseH 25G and 50c. TlOlEE ROOM UPSTAIRS Apart• /i feet and Winriekl dam 8 feet. A{ter the program "Toward Sunday nlght and Monday wit.II monthly 1 01n l A. Ams Dunn Bo front private bath. with t CARMAN, ' men Chilup. 25C Shirt, Sport s n at Men meve111 e b: ";;; 1 OHVI LLE EUGENE New Horizons and Froulie rs " her brot.her, Rev. F E. ��;•mero .!�r1. � � sy McKenz Bi Mr. Mrs. and il .11on of Den"er and Edna He ll· dren's Shoes 25c, work pants and back e�trance and back �; :l!! � �� refreshments were served by sy p:yments on 3 or 5 Olue RJnr - Rohen Rff4I up Ruti8o: J0� R J all w r , po or and fan. S. porch. _Wind1w Aug. p e n 30 a11d Shirts Sl.111 ailt. O 648 Sec- ye�r contracl!I. Pollc iel can be 14. 3:-45 p.m. ; John J. Rowe up ger c 3nnan, was born :s�� Mrs. Smith to Mary McCauley, ·. clldren � i � et F,d M supper guests �I b11 �ther, Mrs. 1912. Departed th ifl life MaJ 29, Fri., Sal., Sun• .,_,,., I other ood Avenue, Middleport. Phone combined and total premiums 14, 4 : 30 p.m. ; lnv11der up 14. 11 :• :i:· :� : Emma Sah1er, Gretta Simp.son. . rucliard ce• Mr:S kH . 5um 111 15 3tc Laura McKemie, Friday. 1961, al the age of -ti years, 8 bar1ains. Long Bottom, Ohio. WY 2-2753. financed. Barnes . Simpson In- 45 p.m. ; St . Marys up 14, 1 : 25 mers Jackson. and Mrs Clar- Frankie Nelgler, Marie R"·1sh, Mr. and Mu. � H. Curtis aTid · 1 tc mo. ancl 29 days. He was united i a.m. ; Chris Jr. up 14, 6 : 05 a.m. ; n surance Agency M iddleport. 6- -4 l SLEEPING ROOMS. Close Bertha Sayre, Blanche Walter-----. ence 'c. Idurnshan, Kills 8 1 - town. 2 Butternut SI• Mrs Curt is spent Thurs' m marn• age M. 18• 1939 to - -�Ten!lflsee down 14, 5:20 son, Esta Eaton, Isabel Simpson 5 30 30tp l.'.13S0 1 1 · Perry . . Birihl Nelsonvl 11t', HOOVEH SWEEPER IN excel ---·-===��=, I . and Mrs. Char1es M d th ay w1 r. ' l ila M · VO\illl ,f , up t5, 3 40 ra Morris, Vera Beegle, Edna . lent condit ion wllh throw-away NICELY FURNISHED DOWN- I -----��==== a.m. ; Bayuu LaRem · . Mrs Thurman Wheatley ru 2 U e : ' kl M N IC Oli10. To thls � n were Lo: paper bag&, Balance due $21.00 Atairs apartments. 11lree rooms DAVIS-WARNER tNSURANCE. a.m. : New Martinsville down 16, Wells�on daughter 4. 01 a � W�d- Pickens aud Mrs. Ott Boston, a � · : • th P following ch,, reB - Eld r. a: M rs. James D avI5 ol • · · for all 5:45 a.m.: Freiberger up 17, 2 l.h Com1;>1ete protection Phone lh 2-2204 6 10 6tc WY gue st . · o 2 nd b Als nd ba a • rooms a 8 nesday. Mrs. Carman J. LorubMarlin of California, Edna JeaB ___ Portland spent Sunday af�ernoon needs. TeL WY 2•296&. 5--!l .ttc �:j�OVEC up _18• I: 15 .m, ; Athens, llOft, 8:56 p.m Wedblo, and William Orville, at home. BRAND NEW G.E. SWIVEL TOP M kldleport. Ph. 2•3874• � with Dana and Louise Parr. , up • a.m. Se l rom lne alleDded 111 15 6tc :: :: :: �: : err-J_ nesday. lie leaves to mourn departure Vaeu� Cleaner on wheel■, ie Shtiler or Letart 15pen1 Ma � rg Boswo th• �-mg Of - Ca t pente, ,e up • · a.m,. Com l (21 ) REAL ESTATE be,ideo thes, . Father. Mother. Beautoful p"""I colored. Com• Dloebu1•• ver day■ with her gran j1,,r. al ( 7) HELP WANTED munter up 20• S:20 a.m.; James and John Young, S ay at Po Patients recently dftichargeJ Inone brother, Ivan, of Columbus, plete with attachment.a. Will aell ===c=-:==:::------:c--;· UDd rn• n ts, Mr. and Mn. Edward Simpe _ _ · Ohio, Sisters , Mrs. Robert Lhls week only for $SUMI. Tenn■ WAITRF.SS WANTED, musl be I ""'-�• ... ..,,,,,,,. Bow le up 20, 5 : so a.m. ; South- eluded Mra. Lillie Rogers, M r L eroy. son. _ .....,., land down 1'. 3 :40 a.m. ; Mr. Pearl R. Castle, LoreltA Mont- Mrs. Rose 'Y'llloct i1 desired. Phone WY 2-2204. urned -OYer tt. Apply in person at The MIidred ) eo...·en of Pomeroy, O.. ____,. ";' ------h after of 6tc down 23, 3 55 a.m. ng Chr . J ome ker fl IO Green Gables, State Routee 7. pa Frec lent h) in st is os-Roa : 11&be . � (Lila ; i M rs. Earl ch, R gomery. Mist Mary Meigs Genreal �p1tal. 111 13 Ste PO�ROY - 4-r� stone houl!le eph down 23, 15: 10 e.m.; Delta I 8< J Miners v ille. o . • also a doughier- to BUSHEL CORN, 300 bale■ good sell Scott, John David. Jewe]l, rman, aut Mr. with C bath and k1ltherl , , 5 a.m . : Semet Go oQueen up r up w Roberta u s me 28 in-Lflw, Mr!!. Le 11 I improved ON loul OlD W.ASHII 0 hay, G. A. Deem, Racine. Phone WANT::!:D: WOMAN TO LIVE IN Paul E. Butler Jr,, Mlcbael Sum. 5-' l-'tp. wlth elderly lady. Light house- mallc hot air hea Ung, twd- 28, 1 a.m.; Johruion up 30, 5: 50 V air, Lynn M. coonan, Ronnie at �eigs General Ho.spltal. liron}lson Bradley Steven of �u l- WI 9--2228. i forma. and a host of relatives --------�= work. Write: The Daily Sentin- wood Doors, large �ot. Cooveu• a.in . ; Southem up 32 , 2: 45 a.m, Blazer, Judy A. Flack, Michael Miss Rosemary Salser 1 e f t XE HO,: POINT ELECTRIC -11nd friends. lie will be sadly DELU 6 13 3tc lent. $9,000. 00. Will sell with Betty Moran up 33, 10: SS p.m. ; Lambert Mra. Jamea J, Saunden M onday morning to attend EastBox 668-P. . bamet s ink left drain. -eel 1 range. --' -- modest down payment, balance Dan Quinn up 33 3. · 20 a· m , Ro• em Kentuei.... m18sed• I .., State College at ' and Infant Mrs. John Roach, · ,on,. St t 331 La l n 8 see be May ' t' monthly. take ( 1 9) BUSINESS Richmond, Ky .• for lhe .wnmer. Sleep on. dear one, and lyn W. up M, : 15 a.m. . sc Denney Mn. Merrill " Pomeroy, Oh ao. POMEROY - 7 - room modern GalllpDU. D■m - Pffm7t.-ula Mn. Nevi • thy res!, Mn � Mn. Carol Birch, Mrs. l"ir.rn OPPORTUNITIES Mn . Wlll Wa , u gh will I, ELECTROLUX VACUUM Cleaner Our Hea.enly Fathe,'1 -------�- frame home with bath and bot down S,40 p.m. Queeo City down Ball, ' Gaul, Mn. Jean Alkire, Charley , K hler and 11n. E a a - � - Rosenbaum"• Tav- waler ',eating. B ueme�t �d brsl. wilh attachments lncluding paint FOR oe 1 N� and Hilton Wolfe, Jr, 11: 50 p,m.; Robert West down , -.. ' 6 15 Uc spray. Orlgil'lally sold · for over em m _Pomeroy. Fully equipped. garage, Wall-to-wall ce , petm.g, 25 a : • have enrolled at Rio Grande Col. .m. Oliver Shearer up 4 :• • Dtalti P-.� 4: ____ A , Amo■I 1Bq $tOO.OO. Pay olf la st • payment., In busmes, 28 I"•"· WY 2--. storm window and doers. Larf!e 55 lege lor IIWIUller ochooL a· m· •• Raymood SalveU up 6 According to ' (8) 5 31 tfc veranda. Excellently located on lbe midnight re- 'nior if or $6.SO per month or SM.OIi le Bentz left lut Tuurs- �CWO!_NP a.m. .... ... 1.., --. .. port of the nursing de�, .a L i1-cotn Hill. Tot.al price $11,000. c:ash. Pllone WY 2-2204. 'l'M Rambler ft.. for G reat Laba Tr BULLDOZING BY THE HOUR. K•• •h• River lreae atn "-.iiuu i...• .. 16 thoee patient.I SUBURBAN - 6 • room frame who were LIited bl _, 15 10 61c Ingels Furniture WorW Standard of Compad .00. Cl lon Moles, . up Lmdon 4: 40 a.m. : S • I • a 1 rair condition Included, n. Doit& il EM '1-7611 forced hot air wi t h bath and Center M E•ee�leaee I ti 30tp · SINGER ELECTRIC PORTABLE Mltltlllp■rl, Ohio J . heating. utility room czzx2,a1_ 13 down Marmet U : GI a.m. : Lucy Jy Kling, Roy D. Rothgeb, I, Roy Mr. and Mr1 Crltt Br:tdford nd , form -81 r:':i, �� � with ... Sewing Machine �mplete BARBER WANTED FOR location acre• with garaiie. ham and Jane Luca1 down Marmet :& : SO Bartlett, Mrs. -----:.;:� Wilhelm. Earl ------------J' attachments to 11g zag, mono- in Ohio Hotel. Room with out- other buildings. 4 milea from a.m. ; Merrill up armet '7: 05 Swlaber, Mn. Ida NlcoL ""M Mn. Almaa• ,..,abll!IJ. gram, patch and make butten- side entrance. Contact: Clyde Pomeroy on blacktop road. a.m. ; Thelma Ann up Winfield bert Patrick, Marion Pursley SH 50 holes. �ay off balance $.'17. or Chapman, � e 15 31.c $ll,OOO.OO. t:20 p.m. : C. V. Bonier down M arion SWearingen, Vem tonn, ,I desired. Phone WY�toO SUBURBAN - ' • room frame Wlnf�ld 10:IO p.111. ; O. F, Sboarbell Mia Florence Camp Jin. III to e 220l (20) BUSINESS with bath and furruK'tl heatin1. er down Wlnfle]d 10:50 p.m. ; Hel· F. ate Alleuworth. Emma PM• WY t-3111 11n. i P the h o m e ' MACHINE. be 2 SEWING moms ! e1 n y w h c t <.' SINGER ,aoemonl. can 3:'" am. •• SERVICES full Ue Z. down W1nlle1d o 1 t • z, n c o r n 9 Shaver, Jin. Ollie Ru,oell, l'J. Fo1 roo l 1 t lovely blond console, llke new. e level lot with INK ' Roy R. PAnB HINE SHOP SERV JCE- u ps ain. 5-acr mer Fil'e, MAC James Jordan. SKINI" 1953 FORD. Priced to sell, Phorie pressing, clock a:arage, implement buildEquipped to mah bullonhol�, Welding. brazing, WASIIINGTON (UPI> - Half- Bauer, Fred Shiflet, M.ugara "-· WI 9-3292 or WI 9-3080. d�m, embroidery and aew m drilling, cutl.in&, etc. Complete Ing and ut Wty bulltting. nAboutl back Ed Vereb IDd oUemive Davis, Emma Lewis, Mn. AJ. e, \5 2tc n R zippers. Assume last 8 payrr ,ts Machine ahop aervice. Fulton- 10 miles ....� bert S1uon and Bly• Dmaan. _. Fran O'Brien han ,1,.._. ___ d o o r month. Guaranteed. _ 1958 Four $5.IIO per . 1cep 1V118 a _,,,,., ........ t�I Pomero l ...,!,00 of 7 . E FOR SALE n Tractor Sal . Gene o Th ,.,.,.. 0� Stalfl their 191111 contracts with the Fite unltl of blood WNI adr FARM - •S mpao r. ID Re 1-__, wv 8.... Ford b1ation wagon. Radio, = " = -m=WY == ;;;--;;; c, ---::--=-: 2-6101. Co., Machine WY al , • � W•-".._..,_ lt4daklna of the N• mlnilWed at the hoepltel Oil WN-•-• --• w l!R� W h I t II Sidewall&, overdrive. -= . •� g • 30lc Route 143 with ........ 5 • room _........ ' • STRA notday, ., •-··- and barn, granary, 1• tJona1 FGOlball League. � ,potllght. Will finance. Phone own. 20 cent1 1 quart Furn I =========-:-:= · · THEISS REnUGERAnON Ji.ND rage and out-cellar. Some land 6-l4-6lc Wy•2-3'702 , lib "O!Qllnen. Hersehel Rou,h AppUance Service. DomestJc and for cultivatlon, balance ror pa. Phone Ch-7-226:l or /irthur Syl- Comme.rdal.. Contact Roger lure. Total price t,t,000.ID. - and -.eater, Phone Wy•2·2.'110. with Roll•A- Bout Stand 3.t Thelu, Racine, OhJD. 4 I Ile owner will carry aome fiDano. · c ing. _,_ •_, �ING AND 8POU'l'ING -- ---��_.. Fully-adjustable 20' laa can GOING-Otrr OF buslneu sa lt! The Powen Company, M kktleporL FARM - 100 acre■ wlth IO _... ·be raised on lightweight sland tn>ctot tillable '"' good el the Porlland Key"4no Sta- Ohio. P1xm WY H31L s.. t, from 32" to 48" above HOor, 5- 17-30lc sl.000 l'Olld 11 milel frGm PallUon and General StoNi. Armie TALS FUNDAMEN Y IN ELEMENTAR THE , f OLl" "'Y• Very good houll ■ V " 3-2601. CMI Phone VJ Two. Clendenln. speed fa� drcu latea _.,,...., " u FOIIEff RUN llt.Ol.'I: CO. p,t., 1111-pall R■r4 Tl)p C :i ra:;.::ago ud g.t4-3lc .. 3000 ai. It. ol air per minute.; 1t, ml.lH •1 ■ You will buUd for lea ..tth our ..... •et1nn•. -""'"" =--== --:--"'" ;:-: 1 rtal ... . Std. "f EA -,-, Bea act ""' utifu ,cl fJy atyled in decora1or CE CR M manuf u ln g bu - lop quality concrete blocb. 4"- Free gas. .-tUI _.- 1ted\111. ll Age 25 to 60. Should be residents of this county •!Iii wh.ltewall ''4'-lr Blocb. • R 1 coloB. Balley J"'(' Sturdy cont.act or See sta nd roll, ea.;\ neu. Cemmt- POULTRY rARll- eo lllffl with t..,__ a..uWul 1,orf two or more yean. Farm experience valuable. MoN1'-WlndowL ily on anooth-opera t. J Middleport. Phone WY R ting. 1n4 tal'lluola flllltih w�. good ground but - up botf. lo• 14 Ul O.lVU blt"1or Utm PhaN WY l-llrr 15-14-ltc Z-4891, rubber wheel� See o 1,11.,Y ly, Good 1-room haue with c--c = ===""',-, Goed F.... Ra -• p....,. ,e U lodayl, '"' � 2 Ule bloc' pou1lrJ balld­ bath. 12 FOOT PLYWooD boal. � $311.00, Phone WY 2-6204. J =:c-=-c=-==�=c--=- I Ing, 1,0X.IOI ODIi 9ill'IQ), plmlJ wANT REAL ..,ui, o1 •-· e- 1wip ir l•Y- 1,,..__ WIUIUIJ I t r • rangtd with DIDlla■+ - p■J· . . '7••.oo. Total - Cati Dido Bia,.... n c. c. � IIIW,TOB "BOX PBONB WI' .... NN1 • CIINCff 111-1141. AL8l!RT It CO.I. NIPIIONII "" 0 , AUCTWNUI& __ , ----;.ironiomi' ft 11 Sic 1 .... 1 8-Daily Sentine l, Pomeroy-Midd leport, 0., J u n e 1 5, 1 96 1 W A NT A D S (20) BU $,NESS (9) FOR SALE (21 ) REAL ESTATE SERVICES Rac·, ne Society Notes B l a ettna rs � '!_ • al J, A II, '.11 •1 1, .. ti .. .. .."'.. .. •• m Y• Pl otl ti> lk ..• ... OU' 11M FOR RENT •-=--��=�- _ _ --------,=== � ------=-�� -----��=�= =�1 �=· . =· ---�===-o=== :-:-.:m.::.o::.::...,, D s! eel h W n o n a f New NEWI 'DOMINION ---- =---■ lbopJ �!'?• ""' ': ,hape. ,ou - ,...- .m. .c e , ., -., 1 ;-ai--iiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii======...,=="'1 . . -, ......_ GRADUATES Of Bend Area ., THE DAILY SEN?INEL WILL RUN FOR 3 DAYS FREE Your Eniplpymeitt Wani.d Atls. � MAIL -· = menl w m u: � 7oFE;a 8 rm-ma -•ht .,. ,= =--tllt--••_•_•· �-=�-�alf�I :"11-=·;:',1:',%.,':': �"t:�= _: PONY S'l'l1D Sl!RVICI!. Dnn IIINNl■ttllelt. D. 1. PolWa, . n- WY -. ' ••- n. , W A N TE D Men To Train For Real Estate Appraisers w,tte ct•,.... llilttnet. ,.,,.,.., o. W'"J Not Make· It Practical? 0 w·1th A ''Pedw1n'' , G1ft Certif:-e THf SHOE BOX , ... • Deluxe 20" Fan �- ,......,........ .J '°· NO- el&r - tit MIDDLll'OIIT , :--r a., Fv.wwwa,, ,. 11. ••- Aft. pbono W,� e- 1c.ap.._,______________...,._... _________________ 1 10 W; MAIN POMEROY ��========:::;r;;;;:;�;;;:�;;h� !�lei 1111 TOSSED SALAD om. cantna s.ar I W J E H RADIO I ne, ■ ■ r, £!9isi;t;er :iore -.,,tu• ---------.---�·---------------------·------ II .I ' ' I ' I II I I - ., ... ·,c-1 ·w I ' 11, AL CMf ■ --· CIUll'-Y ---·· ,.. - - TWO llfflUI -WIU MtlHT AS W!U. I!- Nm:NID 1 : I ly GIOllGI WONDIR AfCIOP-•-NN Pfr­ 'TMl' �A:X.I M/1% WIU. H4Yl- 10 ,.-MOntR .-. a,a1;;ae. • "Everything in Hardware" lr PUO �ILL CJ; Olk• fm. ,- 5,95 -up EBERSBACH. HARDWARE � ✓,, u s Houae �I ,s 'ti:7: ,37 • /Willi ,/;,.LU( s-�- -� to,_ -:..I· • • • • •• rt•• r $2 'lO cam> ' ' ,,:a . ,... ........ s. c. Commander Seeking Suppot1 For Payments' Law e: $40 T ad In _____:---:---c::-::-AUTO SALES ;111.'i -UI 11 I ■,.;1 1., ,_,,.. ... 11 ! 11 ;; ::1 ,;1_1 I .�. •-•�•1 ::I �. ; 4•_• :, :1 ::1�11-� lpotil.J 4 : , .. 1·,•.•,.•11· •: 1 l&. Qb.. f.:n-: , 11 :. :. 4 •: r_1 u 11 .:t rJ IIH.� �◄ � ,;'.� ::1 ........ r.• ·: ,.• .11. OWMd • :. I-=' =I . ... :,•_:I :,•_• ,:i IL Havifls ;, , :.O :::j,: :• 1 :•:::] �j..•'.J 1-� , ... 1 • !.l'.',•11 Mft a will WMPO Radio r =� ..... !" :1 :, •.• � : .. .. I 'I \ '\ ! I ..., Denounemt plam Co b&Dd ffll' clud1n1 aame ol hi■ wlle's DCOIDI, tubttanlial back pey to the three ■hould e-xCftld tl,OOII 1r yt'ar . turncoat. who 10llld ovtr tbt to IN London, Paw United SlatN to mMe boob trttil rt,U )'OU ant Berlln. Rome ■nd NK'.. for Red China, V.P'.W. , Commandtt- the yacatlon of ,. lifeti the me ao. Chlne11& in-<liief Ted C. Connell bu ap. Veteran1 of F'orel,p1 Wart ' ls ard.)'Tlasly 87. Mlao tl'tbt . an)' ,�.,gml e tr·• P11grtnu> 0� to �urpealed for all-out auppo. 82, Sup. II. Unde­ WClllld ope which t.alr:u off from New legWative efforta which portl veloped bl,. Ynrt vie jet Rights , n Novemeber fter S3. Perform ment, flnwo, .A 1 wJthhold such pay M, IJl&nlah Brull t. 1111111 • · · V. P'.W. Commander­ loww the tn Ing denied an award peso u. 8te&J in b f J 1 M� an. coorte the United states Supremt � ie Ted C. C<mn,, 18. Ins ■nd '3. Ballor th at n tri'lS, Court. in a divided, but majority DOWk-ed 4 two bartal (ltulf) 11f tl39. 1 for cost vs at • :J '7 � Jt.. n opinion. dee• Jd tbal wider ! Ian law and reprd]ea cl lhefr ■nd ODI! for 12 day• ■t a cost of ­ d!uvO\lt'al 0{ their homeland the "59 hu been planned and full in notleo of t.. ' wr f on at i may be had by three tumcoala ani entitled to orm i 11. Ambuaa· . ln lma Pll Edito V.F.W r. l ge gr ...,. In . Court , badt pay . . . . . Tho lhl M•ii:•.lne, at Xansaa City, MISAOU­ not..... derlng lhe dec:ilio.a Indicated 1 IS. Publtc other altemative II for the rt, St,eclal Memorial Service• unonly notleo der the alllJlkH of the V.F.W ' C-onsp-es.s ... amend the law t,, pro, 11&. J>nmot LI L ABNER hfM back pay wbo repu4. will he held In tbe hu1 Ame,Jca.n 115. t:Kckms=:AK =E:-: --:c=:T ::-, -=-:e,-,-A __ THQSE ___FA itite thelr homeland . . . . . Several r,emetery _•t SuNianes nea � Pans , rrc� _ A'"'LAS __ E_ R _ � -,-S CT' LOOl< ;TOC ! hon. Nov America s ti. · f ier -AN' AW/ltf•Y•Y 11. ThNol bill1 have been introduced . lbt on STRANGER. .'! HE.RE COME A U'L Pl!Zk !! dilnenalonll ored dead f World War I and 1MIV 4IO !! o of Representatives · 41. Debatl WO"ld War Il are buried in the �d the Senate to dwt off back ff, Commercla1 salary payment, to the th1'M tum- Cemetery at Suresne1, Arran• 1 45. Molal' coils. 'Iben bi I aeriooa C.Omtl• menta are belnc made so tha t rru,v !l e s on •hf. P r�!ma� -tS. Hanm tulJonal que,tlon, ho,m,er 81 to gut bJ """"" whether any fflan"M n ,•. ···� 1e tn pay special '1 11ft, to World War I 1 iT. Bubldde■ the law � wlthho1 · baclr: pay or World War n battlefteld areas and which according to the majorlty . Hundreds of V.P'.W. � xpec• rv rs e are uxllia membe oplnl� of the u. s. Supreme A •1 lr: ...... l)_p th ta,e of e ta advan e Court the turncoat an now • to : rates ou this "Vacation of a Life titled ' . . . Commander Connell s directed the-V.F.W . National Le1- time.'' PAILY OBYl'TOQUOTE - Here'• how to worli Ii: llleli\le � ·,ice · ., go all out ro, A X 'l' D L B .I. A X B any bill which would ;uooe ffl.illy It L O N G P S L L O W , deny payment of Ame,Jcan tu GASOLIN E ALLEY O. letter simply 1t&nd1 for another. In Ulls ample A ill Ulld dollar• to lumcoat s who have forI ,. IDr th■ thne L'-. X for the two O's, etc, Sing-le lettere, ■p>■- sakea the United states ., r.." �« :::"'\ .. . . . . . : ■dn :.:;;'t:-;; fi::; oif ,:;h�. ,o 1'i:1,s OUT Thank l)C\1, MaijOr T�. l"t tropld.., th• lenJth and ronnauon o, tbe w.>rd■ are ■.11 htllta. Lawrence J. Lal.one, Preslcf�nt the '8me ti� 1he 8'CiJent Because of you,.JUitice Pert and Ard it CU" budQet -■th tt-, ui. 000e iattera are diftaci.t.. � ha,n ' stdof FATHER S DAY the National Auoc lelion JI ol could be increa �� Tt h � A "'7,..,... Q;co..._ •{i�:s ���m� ��f/� WI , r, your Mo had you Y lhe l an■ te D of irectors Ve Stat. r Afqreatest in the ci�y•, hi�tot'\j. 1 8 U R Y K H s R E T V W N N , 9 K A U A ' M fi.irs, ha• an,.ounced that the an- i Our love you·v11 always bad, a a K • s r K W Q A N A H I K A u - nual ConventJon of State Dll'e(!tA/ r■ Now the dc1y has CCl-tne when, will be held ill Gatlinburg . Tenn- , We lhall honor dear old Dad. R B l lt. L II T K . ' esaee, June 11-H , . . . Rer . .enYeatetdlU"a er,ptoquote: IN THIS WORI..:l NOTHING ts tath of mnyor veler:>n· 0r.-,We know he loves his girls and OERTAIN BUT DEATH AND TAXES-FRANKLIN, zation� amf officials of the Vet- boys , erans Admlni str11tion will meet Aa well u mother deur, with the State Directors to dis- He will surely aee his worth today By the crowd that 's gathered her�. cuss mutual pro"'t>ms and o· Uves in servini;i lhe needs of vet­ erans and the dependents of de- We'vt come to praise you Fathceased veteran■ . J.- most er dear 1 the Dt;,artmenl � Veter�ns With 80� and music too, NANCY MONDAY TDROUOR nm�, 11, JO Country Rot Down ralrs wflrk close with ly Service \:' 11:25 Fru ·m Bureau Show I:'" Sign OIi our every praise our hearts ,-------­ Officer s of the major Yeleran:\ or• WELL 1 I'M made gIad C E RTA I N LY U::ICI Country Hoe 011\l'D 00 Today with God .e-anb:a tlons in bringlnv available TH ROUGH WITH I'M MAK ING A 11 : 45 Farm Time ' n........t I. u C.OUOtry Jamooree benefJt to eliglble veterans and From one 80 ...,...... and true. THE S.ALAt>11:57 Mid-DIJ Dow Jones Av6: 30 ll'arm Tirnb the d"fll!ndents of df!eeated ntererage,; Cotmlry Jamhoroo OKAY � ans. In some state, the ,. ·:ins He goes �n �•Y to the chwda , ; IJ : 00 Noou Newr T:GD Brtakfut Party do hrn girl s and beys, So C<immlsslons to help to 1Upport the 12: 15 Gwir St.v T,211 11:moded Welllb■, work of Ice omceni of the Together he and mother dear, 12 � Jull FrA" Yw T: IO Plckena Sbow veteran.11 or"anlzatioll.ll r ,!lb Sh.are alike both triah and joys. T:IO Sohio Nffl lloporl 1::15 Ntiwt appropriat ions p•" bv state 1:00 Brtakf.., Party 1: 30 Jt.ll 1'01 You Le"\'islatures, and ln othe� · �tes Leri not forget in afler years, 1:• 'lbe ll'd 1'lll■ Momin& S:11& 111 JI Wilb M:1111c. thP Veterans Commission hires Tbeir memory to keep sweet; (NtwaJ S : 00 Platte1 Parlf and "'loervises the Senlct Mab them happy while they're l:IO llr8lddaal Puty cers who repl'elelll tbs varioua here, 4:3CI Local NtrWt veterans groupe . . . . tn most In- In heaven we·n hope to meet, 1:CD IIGniln& llodltallnna 4: 35 �•Um Part, slanCP• 1'-"J ldPntltlea ol. .the veter­ 10:00 Morning Meditations 5; 45 New, Roundup anl'f or«anlzatlons are maint.aintd We bid you now afond adieu, 10: II Pt. Pleasant 8:00 Sundown Sera.id. in the handling of clatms, 11,00 Shop 8:IO Sip Oil Al each ION on their way ; We breathe I prayer that another I Records In the Veterans Adm.in- ,ear, lstraUon infllcate that the p-eat We'll meet a ain on Fatber'J a: majo,lty ol Worltl War I, World 0., .._._ ft ....._ . u, .. World N.,.. - --■- ••-, War II and KONRD velor. � ,._ Alice Frlck . 1:11 - 0a U : 86 Muon County New■ celvmg enalon, for non-aervicePomeroy, Ohio 7:0D M1lllcal Clock 1%:00 Communlt)' Nen connected dlsabOitlet prior to J..,. 7:e ft■ IJfellnt lJ:O& Noon f-tew1 ly 1, 19&0 ue not changing Offl' MOLLY BEE MARRIES ___ 1:00 Obie Valle) fien U;; JO Ohlo New1 under the provillml of • new LAS VEGAS, Nev. ( UPI J-Slng1:GIS Olm Nen 12: 15 Maruts pensloo law wblcla becP , effec• er Molly Bee, 22, who started in 1:10 s,ottl Toda,12;20 Bulletin Board ti• J.-'·· 1, UIIO . . . , . . Under the show business al the age of 10, I: IS 'WCl'ld Nen 12: 25 Newt O Gram, new law monthly . pension pay. wa■ honeymooning here today l:IO lllllical Clock 12: 30 Farm and liome Hour menta &. " ' 1reer If the · t �ran witb television caml!raman Jotm 1:15 c.nmua11y News 1.2:45 Mr. Musit c8Jl qu·•·ty "Ith a '"wer Income Ktpp, 3111. 1.....-• ,c t:00 lltllical Clock 11m1t-11on. For a:ample, ..- --' ?r l:M LOcal Newt MN married Monday In � -------- .__,...,.._,, 1:• N,Da Sm-rice SboWI •• • ___,.,..__. the old law an eligible married the Lu Vegas wee Kirk o· lhe 1:00 Mr. llu■ic · t:M ••aa 41 81-..ing velftl'an may haW" i11P01TMI uu o Heather. They will continu S:GO Worlf. Newt e their lD: Uuoa County Nn1 al,700 per �"',r, eluding .IQ b- honeymoon in I I: Mr. lluaic days 1n Acecome earnr 'Y bis wife, ,ind N- puk-o 10:m Talk GI tht Town S;5G Local Newt , Mexico. HOW, "41:M, i-a: ' tll'ECE ' eek,, ht, pension. while under the A1lll8 TIIANll It: .. IIOlld 1146 18 ANNIE, A t,00 Dia<lnl With DoN l'ORT CENSUS HAVI! ""' ..... ne,r law on eflg'hle �arr le,I vetBRANO HEW UTT1.! U:CD Whit '■ lfJ Numliet .,90 Ralllq Romo DAFT'¥ AHO ASIDNGTON tUPU - Ra . W � � Olti: rT'8 nan c��ld receive � larger � '• GET THAT <Mon., Wed. , rru 4:45 World k.eport .� John I.esin■ld D-IOeh. has P ly pe v-t-r p�•.. ., !lil!!i!' pa ns 1 U!OO Talk of tbt Town 4:IO Sport, poeed a new 'natlonal ·� !l!lr OF HERE I annual Income, lncludlq: any In4:S5 Muon Cumty Nen (Tuel., 'ftl11rt.) WHElle DID ...,. fn ...,... ol $1,200 eamecl \r1D1portation. Heuinp on the t-E GO 't 11:U Tallt ol Ibo ...,. •:CD Communl\J New■ will bo bold July 18 �• . "-la wffe, ii not more than propow nd 11:U Qwdl Belli Ria, l:OI World New1 ,t,OOO . . .. . . .Apparent(y the pen, 1 JI. trdtlaJ iiil,I • l·U Mustcale 1ionen would rather gamble on LMtnui, cbairman of a Houae -......_, 8eeurtll U:a llll,R!JIIII �:oo Sllllet Boulevard . reeeivln• • IIDlller montl,lv pea- subcommittee on the t'efl.llUS, iald ' 6:,0 SigD Off rr.u _ e■dly Only> r· 1 with a • �ger Income limita- TuNdia:· the nation faced a na-:-:c. e-:' j,). '> o1 tho fewer thaa 2,000, moat of ti•· lhan to lll!ool for a tarpr t1onaJ trolll(lClltatlno crt.su and -:,.1 tljo, Ulball 116,l!OI - - police bones and rldllll pens!o• ne,ment whld, ml: · be that tbe fact■ IIOC<ll8lry for ClO<' In - M City, � - ....,. boroe1. Nlducod f hll lllllUII lncGme. tn• - oclloa ,,_ not available. ■ F :: 3 .... l. l'� ol 6. Cr-Mp trial 1. ll'nlteO lO. Moon \'alley 'l'. Htp 12. Artist's (m\l■.) 8. Rdbp JS. Oil of rt:Nlft •. Latter 11. Epocb p,l&I, l,I. Printer'■ 16. Old Umq m...UN (archak:) U. Churcb 11. CUblc bonch meter 11. Yes (d111.l.l 19. 8ultan'I 18. Bombarded wlvea 12. 0.la)' 20. AmfflCUI If. lmpetuoua Indian■ J7. A.lflrml 21. i::ll:Hllent .8. Skin (-) dulorder 19. Abeolut.e t-• ,111!1.'.' .;1·11 •.• �- � THE POE T'S CORNE n, ·u. �'73 a. Applaud .. � n. JW■: ...,..n,...,P &. a.., ...-. a av.. I ==========.1 n· po:: \caoaa J Xet!IM - R'Iver Report --==-,--==== C' 4- l l Y C R O S S W O R D "°" v r. ·- 1 ... -. ..... Holzer H~p1tal Sale or Trade o,ny Senttntl, Pomero,-lllddleport, o., June 15, 19Gl-D Veterans' Repor' t •tan• O ardl ------==�= Obituary I � '57 Ford V8 Sedan $995 ' I, I ° '56 Oldsmobile $795 I I I i Soc1' "ly News Coming Events -----�== ' I, < ' ' ,. \ WINNI ■ W,'NKLI! , lM GOIH!l lD TAIL FE!11?V. RND OIIT """1'ft Hf. 60fS_MW Hell UPlD! Ir EINII IUIHMIUd WH ERE DID Y0U PUT THE BROOM 9 �- • • - -·�-------­ ' ' I I • I : The Wise Homeow ner Clea ns Out H is Basement Or Cl oset By AWant Ad I Meigs-Mason R'd K donation, t,,wacd fae-fighting I ge• eD ,quipme,t will he apprenated ff>R -SALE E,,ht ,.;,;., bnck JUN• ,. F.� D� BL ONDF. OAK ChO RD OH u,s� home w1lh modrrn bath, 1.8 l i ,\ N . Good eondihon, _e.i1Jy �n --N,lg /'I. film. " A _ Gell('rahon Wi'nout ler Buildlna s.PP1,� \.. e f land. th aae o Locatt'd 00 Cause." will be shown at · he A I' Iay Low pnce 81ll e s Wn t• W upply whal It takes lo build m, v11 W Phone Rd on le Har Y %� terpr•·se EUB chu•ch S••ft"ay • uiru ""'n Wen de I I . 7t h & W arren, M areI . or repair a house. Call Guy 12 fil ,William Weher, a life Jong ml6071. I v Fra ncis . Re the B by la. lor III ormalion. .'. f p.m at 30 : ---. P \ --fi - -Ncigler or Corbel Cleek . Racine, FOR CONS ISTEN T DE PEND ABLE RESU LTS t f The R Idge, ha.s_ been tHt,. d en Wurlitzer Spmct Piano Mahogany Note: RNd•n ■re cordial• H Gla:t1er The public is invited. RATES � g tic FOH SALE 3 bt"droom home or1 OhKl Hospital, Galli,. fmish. u� 1n teachmg Stcd10 - Built-m ly invited lo UM thit ■nOffi cers and Inspection •earn en 10 lhe Hober corner lot III Mason, 4 centa per word, one U1Sertlon.. Mlnlu:i,um cbarie--«I GRE:FRI . is reported lo be toNlNG s. where h Wende ll's. On °d isplay in Porn- AIR CONOIT kitchen. carport and awnings . nounu- m■nt tp■c:e for pu bli c members of Theodoru� Council pol l t" centa. 6 cent■ per word for tbree consecutive lmertioaa. . ft■ . r Jack's condition. word serious ■nd organbed 1roup fflfff Special-one month (or 30 centa per .., ul Tri•County Mu:.ic Center ERATION se vice e'"Y Carl Schwal"l. SP J-56811. Daughters o1 AmerIca are re in Fu.U r■te of 4 cent■ per wurd 1ri.1..1 be cbar&ed tor ad­ Will'1am Wayne Milhoan. 10 W&I Ing,. Noticff will N acceptf i lngeratiOn.. New Ha,.-en. Pbool _ 110.,,,.. uire in value q Good lp 6 12 quest.ed to meet at the IOOF 1 y ff y HrtlUDI if not p11d "'1tbiD 10 daJI after recel\11.11 �lll. d■ thr d■ll to run treited at Meigs General HospJtal 6-2:S-U fi 15 lstc ru 1--3537. Erron la A.dvel'Wtn&-Sbould be reo,orted tmmedi•teiJ. u) I n advance of the h_all Sunday at � - 30 P-�· to _Prac- last week for injuries s uffered j to HOUSE be ROOM 2 l• ACRE, o, 1 flle Dally Sentinel will 001 bt re■poDJiblt tor mor. thao · :ear n r,ule No 680. .-.ent. Notlcn r«el ved for lice for lnspect1on which ,will be when his toes were caught in a ' ~ " AUtTlONEEB one Incorrect insertion. ,nor• than thrH intert�n• held Mo11d!ly at 7. 30 p.m. Al Is for f:� 00. C&rd of Tbanb and Sped.al NoticH of Event&, $1.�. --- - power mower. will be held untll mNtlnt -----for 50 word minimum. Each addibon■I word, le. Mrs. H. A. Barnhart 4 Dr. Sedan Albert Warner, brother-In-law of th• above requlr•m•nh. . wor per cent d l 1t published s Ob1tu1rte Phone Coolville 667-J4Bl Wrlll!, 1-'b■u or Col!Uld Low mileage by one Mr. and Mrs. Muri Taylor. tmderl 110. 8 DAYS 3 DAYS WORDS l DAY or­ Store Joppa Clean .,._, owner. BaelM, . careful BILAOFOIW C. L JUNE IS went sw,gery at Camden-Clark $4.50 11.M 90c 60c 15 w1th . finish blue iginal 6--14 «c $6.00 .00 1 , 11.20 60c 20 The Meigs County Democratk Hospital In Parkersburg, ., " 11 · ome o1 the Home1ess -Nas , match i n-g i nterior. S7� '2.25 SI� 75c 2:. ,1 1 IIUSBANDS! Give your wife 2 or 0 . . . . . .-. . ... _ 1 ,. Club will met at the Portland the topic for the meeting , con- Eve�tt _Milhoan rec�1ve_d wnr,. . . - _ .---. , . .. _ a J hour week EIS a �if! ! Aver. s Ad• recehied bJ 10 A. It .-Ul be tn that d1y'1 paper. Forked Run Conservalion Lake. Grade School Th ursday, .hme 15 d u ted by M rs. H !en Jo. in n that his s1.11ter, Mrs. Mmme Erl� age lime spent ironing 1 srirt c a room eabin. Good hunting and at 7: 30 p. m. Election of omcers r so , wine of Middleport is in Holz.er �.. Ieader, at the m�mg Of tbe 1s 20 minutes'· Our custom PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 4 Dr. · asked fishmg. Located on gravel road. w1·tt he hetd . E ach tadY ,s Hospita!. W. S. C • S· held Friday evemng One owrier, clean car. shirt service will relieve eher of · If interested call Y85--33l5 Chest sandw1'ches or cookies. • , . lo bring Mr. and Mrs. Blaine M ilhoa,• ... __ P<U"Ual tbe home of Mr,. Crill n that tedious job. Your shirts er or AM? 389 Co Iumb Oh.i u, ·I • · th called (9) FOR SALE will look righl, feel right, stay (1 ) NOTICES : 1� ;· The Rock springs B e t t e r ford with her sister, Mrs. le.Jen hoan and���=� � d:� ilhoan, UD right . Health Club will hold its meet- Younce, assist.ant hostess. "F:RHl'l'B AND P!'.81' CONTROi ! GAS. FU EL OIL and .:oal (UJI, 59 ACRES, 3 mi Ies_ south of Long C ing Thursday at t p.m . at t h o!: 1be meeting opened with an _ ..::... Robinson's Laundry and _ · ________ b:, Fala- FrN llllpedloa. lulll'- nacea. ta.II !or free estlmalel. 1 D ry Cl min gs. Phone: WY Bottom on what IS know as Ox- Grange hall with Mrs. Wilbur repeating the 23rd Psalm. POMEROY 'f • Abbott Middl rt .l i M spent SUnday afte 2- 5428 or Robinson's Tri- bow. Nice barn unde�ground. 5 Bailey as hostes8. 6-�:c : �l �� A meditation and a scrlpturt �:n ==�t::t � oreman so Herman room house �nd un plement Lustre Cleaners, WY 2-5130. - -- . Past officers of ·Racine Chap- reading was given by Mrs, John- and Mrs. . UIL shed , eleclrlc1ty WI-II• VENETIAN BLINDS. WINDOW SIMPLICITY GARDEN TRACTOR 6 IJ 6tc m_ house. pre. ter OES will meet at the home son. - HI H.P . Wilh cultivators. 9 13 -Bounded by Shade River on 3 �1-:E us FOR FEW NEEDS AND blinds Md shades. Porch ValMr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas of . adio TV Senke . R 0 I Mr and Mr_s. Ot'11 McClintoclt- A. prayer htany was given by Colwnbus were guests or Mrs. · sides. I mile from Ohio River. Mldillepori lance, I\Woiags and Shades. cu■iem rlDdlag. . Locust st . , Middleport, G All M..,. . Thur!lday evenmg at 8 with Mrs. all for the ref.......... • 15 31 P S Zi U Dale WippeI Supply, 215 Union• Feed MllL Good f'ISh'mg and hun11 ng. 11 in . Ann Coe, Thtm,uay. _,.,._ _, PboM WY-Z·ZZSS Harel CleIeand presid'111g · =-==��ccc=oy, Ohio. 1 terested cull �3315 Chester or r.-17•30t.c. Ave. Pomer contribut.i.Dg Ol}lers pr to the o____ Frallk Cleland IN BALER Mrs, HOLLAND and NEW 66 Mr, TV SI.amp■ et1 aD Repair : 1 11 THE BEST COFFEE AND �==ccccc _ JUNE 17 AM?-ll89 Columbus, Ohio. . gram were Charle WagMn. s U io . lttllel'O F. Carol . • condition. for excellent Dairy a twu w<!eks va5 ROOMS AND BATH, basement Snac k�. Man, it's Jack' s E Mala 81.. P J, Oh 9 15 3tc Chester Volwiteer F ire Depart• ner, Mrs. Helen Youn:::e, Mrs. Al le Friday • 1, RI. , Ce,te,. c 6 13 et and garage. See Lester Russell, p·,,-,. •.. Salem - ----- -caltOll ' ,· n the soutb . Bar . Midd1eport. Cit'··• _ TV 4-- IA-tfe FOR SALE - MODE P.N-HOUSE, ment Is sponsormg a bake sale bert Hill and Mrs. M !\fgarel Mr. William ScoU of Vienna. Langsville, Ohio. 6 15 6te Plea sant Ridge, Pomeroy. 17 at tl : 30 a. r:1, Houda.sbell. :--.:OW OPEN FOR BUSINESS 4 rooms down, one up. Bronze- Saturday, June • . 5 3 l 30lp ---- � --- -- W. Va and Mr. Charles 5c,,1t of be h ild mg m t e u next O l l b d Hours · g · - 1 Iow b'1rch ki'•h · fa1lormg and Allenn �=�--�=� --{ 1 4) --====---c====b ill "' en, u •lD . b · T s con• . 1e usmess session wa Cla rksburg, W, Va. were guestI HEATING and PLUMBING .,._ 5 PIECE GARDEN tractor for -----���� Grace s Beau . ly Salon m the .. ..-,.. ' to fi. Middleport Tailoring N bath. l te b ., range. ew comp e ase" d ud le d b H h uc y Mrs. o as e t, vice I . . o [ Mr, and Mrs. Walter st ewa rt. Muell11r Furnaces t.ale, Cheap. Phooe Wi-g. 365) . APARTMENTS - Fumiabed some build mg m Che8ter. All ment, newly decorated, inside Shop. 113 North 2nd St • Middle· president. e meeting closed They retu rned ill the eve!l ing acArnold B,oti.,. 6- 14_6tp ·mfurnlshod. McMastera,, KiddleTh and out, Located 1673 Lincoln port, O. 0- 14-lilc ' • with the Lord s Prayer. W'n--2821. W-I 818 E. Main 8' p companied by their s ister, Mrs. Ohl0 por t. ne NEW AND USED SfNGER SEWl Heights. Phone WY 2•2038. • ,, .. , :--' During the social hour a . �:, Stewart who will visit relativel e h:l\'e roy "' ..., '"° Phon Pome in v� CAR OWNERS 6 15 6tc ING Machin�. E_ sy ler�s. dessert course was served by the week�. two CARRIER WANTED FOR Sugar wash 6-7-tfc opp.>rtunity to get autos Your Authorized Smger Sew1�g hostesses. Daily at Apply $ The Districl Run Low and Mrs. Charles W.igner . Mr. 8. -Enleml Hospll•I ---,-�� ed .and waxed for only Machine Agency. The Fabric Se -)' 6 tf j -Office. ntinel ' Only h WILL DO BRUSH CUTI'ING 1957 v,. FORD Ranch Wac, spent Sunday in Charleiton, vis• ti Among those who entererl Hol... P lee' but good ob. Shop. Tel. WY 2 ·2284. s F id er The E th Ci l et r re e m ay itlng reIatrves. • 1.1ppoinlment. Phone '!v. 2 · . 6 15 aotc EIGHT HOOM HOUSE and sevf!n with tractor bru sh cutter by tre 3 Boats. See " Red " Keeton. zer bolpttal a die put M hours evemng June hel with Mrs E t Houdash lt, Kingshour. Wm. ancar your e . Dolly G. Kling, 250 9 e Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rou,;i and c:e 6-14 3lc were: Mn, Minersville, Ohio. 264J and hal-'e room house : Also n w 5 room Smilh, ho & s, at ber home. Call bury Evening Road. S 6 t: 6 2 lee F irst Ave., Janna Kay St11bart, daughters of Col. ::0111 three ed cl:.eaper. USED 10½ INCH ELECTRIC house. A. N. Bengel, Ph. WY · 6 13 30lc 411 Fourth Ave., Miss 6 6 tfc WY 2-0058, Isabe l Mrs. Emma Salser, Devotional c.f.lme Friday and spent SAturriay Dominion, oteUlatmi ..... In 3272. (2) CARI> O F THAN K� Bogg, . 129 Fourtb Ave., M.,. WU- �ader, opeoed tbe meeting using wltb her pa,enl.s, Mr. and Mr� KGOd coadlllon, '7.50 eo, h. Pb. FOR RENT: APART MENT witb (20B) E INSUR ANC liam L. Urwin• um Second Ave "The Vine and the Branchef' s.s Owen Watson. TIMI girUI remainWE WISII TO THAN K EVEHY WY !-!8l6, Silln perry. HSH. w· three rooms and bath. Phone al ■ au 1: am e . ' · :• " lb the' COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO G g re.tlq: G UpoH d ,__ I IS 3&c WY 2-SHl. I her subject. followed by the .bus- ed for lWO weeks VlSw. WI 11 individual who wa!'I so kind and Main 81. 5 l tfc Oil roll- M tss Llnda R. Avaaw, Ga 1po I 'S ng feet runni 24.0, tB.S, 50 ess session when the Circle grandparents. tectioD. Uf1 Auto. P'irll. Polit stitute, Ira Hen ry, Rt. ln In State hel pful to us in our l irne or FOUR HOI .TE •N COWS. • Two · ! ..S . "'OD Milli. M.Jddleport, flhili ers, Pomeroy-Mason 24.53, Pt, 1 G�11lpo Us• M11l. Wllr1am F.dward YOled for the new name of the Mrs. Ha"?' Hayman ls a g:.1E'sl. deepe,;t sorrow. N one wi I eve r three years old In October, other EIGHT ROOM HOUSE AND Call 04 falling 2. Hinton , ant 26. Pleas 30 . O 5-room BARNES-S Missionary Society to be "The iltfJl'SON INSURA.Nca be forgothm . Lewis, Rt. 1 Northup, Mrs. two were two in April. Wendell .aemi room house , iltl or her son-m-law and dau �liter. , Kanawha Fall s 4 80 falling CharBe th U M Say M' ss10 er Denv 5 room A New Mr. and Mrs. s: Agents,. Middleport. Fire, Aut.- leston 19.89 risin�. All m�veable ward L. Jones, Bidwell, ,Ja ...,es Williams, Rt, 3, Hysell Run, apartm�L . Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson and lso � :;: ; . cie� � wiih t" Carman and Family. Jordan, P.t, 2 Vinton, ��E- �Y bowie with garaa:e and laundry mobU1. .8ouda, Phone WY • dams Pomeroy. Phone WY 2--26M. ily at Jackson. \l \l fam � s abo e 00 the Ohio Ri er ua�r 6 15 Uc , d ID the lr. l rueJa. Y iD :ach 11 nt, e ll, mJure Pt. 4 Newe Pleasa 6 12 61.t in basement A. N. Bengel Ph. 29DS. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Allen anil Lo ,._ Dam are down. ndon •:ri-11 G allipoua for jomt meetings or both Cir. . WY 2-3:n:1 1-3-lfc - - -Emma n Ml ac o Lew u • O �de_ �ut. 3. rm children o{ New Lexmgton spent �- was running 2 ½1 feet. Ma et ----,,-- ---- USED CLOTIIING SALE. L&dles' __________ cle s, Esther and Ruth. -BUY YOUR INSURANCE ON is, Gall1poWI Ferry, W, Va, Mn. i.hoe1 10c. DresseH 25G and 50c. TlOlEE ROOM UPSTAIRS Apart• /i feet and Winriekl dam 8 feet. A{ter the program "Toward Sunday nlght and Monday wit.II monthly 1 01n l A. Ams Dunn Bo front private bath. with t CARMAN, ' men Chilup. 25C Shirt, Sport s n at Men meve111 e b: ";;; 1 OHVI LLE EUGENE New Horizons and Froulie rs " her brot.her, Rev. F E. ��;•mero .!�r1. � � sy McKenz Bi Mr. Mrs. and il .11on of Den"er and Edna He ll· dren's Shoes 25c, work pants and back e�trance and back �; :l!! � �� refreshments were served by sy p:yments on 3 or 5 Olue RJnr - Rohen Rff4I up Ruti8o: J0� R J all w r , po or and fan. S. porch. _Wind1w Aug. p e n 30 a11d Shirts Sl.111 ailt. O 648 Sec- ye�r contracl!I. Pollc iel can be 14. 3:-45 p.m. ; John J. Rowe up ger c 3nnan, was born :s�� Mrs. Smith to Mary McCauley, ·. clldren � i � et F,d M supper guests �I b11 �ther, Mrs. 1912. Departed th ifl life MaJ 29, Fri., Sal., Sun• .,_,,., I other ood Avenue, Middleport. Phone combined and total premiums 14, 4 : 30 p.m. ; lnv11der up 14. 11 :• :i:· :� : Emma Sah1er, Gretta Simp.son. . rucliard ce• Mr:S kH . 5um 111 15 3tc Laura McKemie, Friday. 1961, al the age of -ti years, 8 bar1ains. Long Bottom, Ohio. WY 2-2753. financed. Barnes . Simpson In- 45 p.m. ; St . Marys up 14, 1 : 25 mers Jackson. and Mrs Clar- Frankie Nelgler, Marie R"·1sh, Mr. and Mu. � H. Curtis aTid · 1 tc mo. ancl 29 days. He was united i a.m. ; Chris Jr. up 14, 6 : 05 a.m. ; n surance Agency M iddleport. 6- -4 l SLEEPING ROOMS. Close Bertha Sayre, Blanche Walter-----. ence 'c. Idurnshan, Kills 8 1 - town. 2 Butternut SI• Mrs Curt is spent Thurs' m marn• age M. 18• 1939 to - -�Ten!lflsee down 14, 5:20 son, Esta Eaton, Isabel Simpson 5 30 30tp l.'.13S0 1 1 · Perry . . Birihl Nelsonvl 11t', HOOVEH SWEEPER IN excel ---·-===��=, I . and Mrs. Char1es M d th ay w1 r. ' l ila M · VO\illl ,f , up t5, 3 40 ra Morris, Vera Beegle, Edna . lent condit ion wllh throw-away NICELY FURNISHED DOWN- I -----��==== a.m. ; Bayuu LaRem · . Mrs Thurman Wheatley ru 2 U e : ' kl M N IC Oli10. To thls � n were Lo: paper bag&, Balance due $21.00 Atairs apartments. 11lree rooms DAVIS-WARNER tNSURANCE. a.m. : New Martinsville down 16, Wells�on daughter 4. 01 a � W�d- Pickens aud Mrs. Ott Boston, a � · : • th P following ch,, reB - Eld r. a: M rs. James D avI5 ol • · · for all 5:45 a.m.: Freiberger up 17, 2 l.h Com1;>1ete protection Phone lh 2-2204 6 10 6tc WY gue st . · o 2 nd b Als nd ba a • rooms a 8 nesday. Mrs. Carman J. LorubMarlin of California, Edna JeaB ___ Portland spent Sunday af�ernoon needs. TeL WY 2•296&. 5--!l .ttc �:j�OVEC up _18• I: 15 .m, ; Athens, llOft, 8:56 p.m Wedblo, and William Orville, at home. BRAND NEW G.E. SWIVEL TOP M kldleport. Ph. 2•3874• � with Dana and Louise Parr. , up • a.m. Se l rom lne alleDded 111 15 6tc :: :: :: �: : err-J_ nesday. lie leaves to mourn departure Vaeu� Cleaner on wheel■, ie Shtiler or Letart 15pen1 Ma � rg Boswo th• �-mg Of - Ca t pente, ,e up • · a.m,. Com l (21 ) REAL ESTATE be,ideo thes, . Father. Mother. Beautoful p"""I colored. Com• Dloebu1•• ver day■ with her gran j1,,r. al ( 7) HELP WANTED munter up 20• S:20 a.m.; James and John Young, S ay at Po Patients recently dftichargeJ Inone brother, Ivan, of Columbus, plete with attachment.a. Will aell ===c=-:==:::------:c--;· UDd rn• n ts, Mr. and Mn. Edward Simpe _ _ · Ohio, Sisters , Mrs. Robert Lhls week only for $SUMI. Tenn■ WAITRF.SS WANTED, musl be I ""'-�• ... ..,,,,,,,. Bow le up 20, 5 : so a.m. ; South- eluded Mra. Lillie Rogers, M r L eroy. son. _ .....,., land down 1'. 3 :40 a.m. ; Mr. Pearl R. Castle, LoreltA Mont- Mrs. Rose 'Y'llloct i1 desired. Phone WY 2-2204. urned -OYer tt. Apply in person at The MIidred ) eo...·en of Pomeroy, O.. ____,. ";' ------h after of 6tc down 23, 3 55 a.m. ng Chr . J ome ker fl IO Green Gables, State Routee 7. pa Frec lent h) in st is os-Roa : 11&be . � (Lila ; i M rs. Earl ch, R gomery. Mist Mary Meigs Genreal �p1tal. 111 13 Ste PO�ROY - 4-r� stone houl!le eph down 23, 15: 10 e.m.; Delta I 8< J Miners v ille. o . • also a doughier- to BUSHEL CORN, 300 bale■ good sell Scott, John David. Jewe]l, rman, aut Mr. with C bath and k1ltherl , , 5 a.m . : Semet Go oQueen up r up w Roberta u s me 28 in-Lflw, Mr!!. Le 11 I improved ON loul OlD W.ASHII 0 hay, G. A. Deem, Racine. Phone WANT::!:D: WOMAN TO LIVE IN Paul E. Butler Jr,, Mlcbael Sum. 5-' l-'tp. wlth elderly lady. Light house- mallc hot air hea Ung, twd- 28, 1 a.m.; Johruion up 30, 5: 50 V air, Lynn M. coonan, Ronnie at �eigs General Ho.spltal. liron}lson Bradley Steven of �u l- WI 9--2228. i forma. and a host of relatives --------�= work. Write: The Daily Sentin- wood Doors, large �ot. Cooveu• a.in . ; Southem up 32 , 2: 45 a.m, Blazer, Judy A. Flack, Michael Miss Rosemary Salser 1 e f t XE HO,: POINT ELECTRIC -11nd friends. lie will be sadly DELU 6 13 3tc lent. $9,000. 00. Will sell with Betty Moran up 33, 10: SS p.m. ; Lambert Mra. Jamea J, Saunden M onday morning to attend EastBox 668-P. . bamet s ink left drain. -eel 1 range. --' -- modest down payment, balance Dan Quinn up 33 3. · 20 a· m , Ro• em Kentuei.... m18sed• I .., State College at ' and Infant Mrs. John Roach, · ,on,. St t 331 La l n 8 see be May ' t' monthly. take ( 1 9) BUSINESS Richmond, Ky .• for lhe .wnmer. Sleep on. dear one, and lyn W. up M, : 15 a.m. . sc Denney Mn. Merrill " Pomeroy, Oh ao. POMEROY - 7 - room modern GalllpDU. D■m - Pffm7t.-ula Mn. Nevi • thy res!, Mn � Mn. Carol Birch, Mrs. l"ir.rn OPPORTUNITIES Mn . Wlll Wa , u gh will I, ELECTROLUX VACUUM Cleaner Our Hea.enly Fathe,'1 -------�- frame home with bath and bot down S,40 p.m. Queeo City down Ball, ' Gaul, Mn. Jean Alkire, Charley , K hler and 11n. E a a - � - Rosenbaum"• Tav- waler ',eating. B ueme�t �d brsl. wilh attachments lncluding paint FOR oe 1 N� and Hilton Wolfe, Jr, 11: 50 p,m.; Robert West down , -.. ' 6 15 Uc spray. Orlgil'lally sold · for over em m _Pomeroy. Fully equipped. garage, Wall-to-wall ce , petm.g, 25 a : • have enrolled at Rio Grande Col. .m. Oliver Shearer up 4 :• • Dtalti P-.� 4: ____ A , Amo■I 1Bq $tOO.OO. Pay olf la st • payment., In busmes, 28 I"•"· WY 2--. storm window and doers. Larf!e 55 lege lor IIWIUller ochooL a· m· •• Raymood SalveU up 6 According to ' (8) 5 31 tfc veranda. Excellently located on lbe midnight re- 'nior if or $6.SO per month or SM.OIi le Bentz left lut Tuurs- �CWO!_NP a.m. .... ... 1.., --. .. port of the nursing de�, .a L i1-cotn Hill. Tot.al price $11,000. c:ash. Pllone WY 2-2204. 'l'M Rambler ft.. for G reat Laba Tr BULLDOZING BY THE HOUR. K•• •h• River lreae atn "-.iiuu i...• .. 16 thoee patient.I SUBURBAN - 6 • room frame who were LIited bl _, 15 10 61c Ingels Furniture WorW Standard of Compad .00. Cl lon Moles, . up Lmdon 4: 40 a.m. : S • I • a 1 rair condition Included, n. Doit& il EM '1-7611 forced hot air wi t h bath and Center M E•ee�leaee I ti 30tp · SINGER ELECTRIC PORTABLE Mltltlllp■rl, Ohio J . heating. utility room czzx2,a1_ 13 down Marmet U : GI a.m. : Lucy Jy Kling, Roy D. Rothgeb, I, Roy Mr. and Mr1 Crltt Br:tdford nd , form -81 r:':i, �� � with ... Sewing Machine �mplete BARBER WANTED FOR location acre• with garaiie. ham and Jane Luca1 down Marmet :& : SO Bartlett, Mrs. -----:.;:� Wilhelm. Earl ------------J' attachments to 11g zag, mono- in Ohio Hotel. Room with out- other buildings. 4 milea from a.m. ; Merrill up armet '7: 05 Swlaber, Mn. Ida NlcoL ""M Mn. Almaa• ,..,abll!IJ. gram, patch and make butten- side entrance. Contact: Clyde Pomeroy on blacktop road. a.m. ; Thelma Ann up Winfield bert Patrick, Marion Pursley SH 50 holes. �ay off balance $.'17. or Chapman, � e 15 31.c $ll,OOO.OO. t:20 p.m. : C. V. Bonier down M arion SWearingen, Vem tonn, ,I desired. Phone WY�toO SUBURBAN - ' • room frame Wlnf�ld 10:IO p.111. ; O. F, Sboarbell Mia Florence Camp Jin. III to e 220l (20) BUSINESS with bath and furruK'tl heatin1. er down Wlnfle]d 10:50 p.m. ; Hel· F. ate Alleuworth. Emma PM• WY t-3111 11n. i P the h o m e ' MACHINE. be 2 SEWING moms ! e1 n y w h c t <.' SINGER ,aoemonl. can 3:'" am. •• SERVICES full Ue Z. down W1nlle1d o 1 t • z, n c o r n 9 Shaver, Jin. Ollie Ru,oell, l'J. Fo1 roo l 1 t lovely blond console, llke new. e level lot with INK ' Roy R. PAnB HINE SHOP SERV JCE- u ps ain. 5-acr mer Fil'e, MAC James Jordan. SKINI" 1953 FORD. Priced to sell, Phorie pressing, clock a:arage, implement buildEquipped to mah bullonhol�, Welding. brazing, WASIIINGTON (UPI> - Half- Bauer, Fred Shiflet, M.ugara "-· WI 9-3292 or WI 9-3080. d�m, embroidery and aew m drilling, cutl.in&, etc. Complete Ing and ut Wty bulltting. nAboutl back Ed Vereb IDd oUemive Davis, Emma Lewis, Mn. AJ. e, \5 2tc n R zippers. Assume last 8 payrr ,ts Machine ahop aervice. Fulton- 10 miles ....� bert S1uon and Bly• Dmaan. _. Fran O'Brien han ,1,.._. ___ d o o r month. Guaranteed. _ 1958 Four $5.IIO per . 1cep 1V118 a _,,,,., ........ t�I Pomero l ...,!,00 of 7 . E FOR SALE n Tractor Sal . Gene o Th ,.,.,.. 0� Stalfl their 191111 contracts with the Fite unltl of blood WNI adr FARM - •S mpao r. ID Re 1-__, wv 8.... Ford b1ation wagon. Radio, = " = -m=WY == ;;;--;;; c, ---::--=-: 2-6101. Co., Machine WY al , • � W•-".._..,_ lt4daklna of the N• mlnilWed at the hoepltel Oil WN-•-• --• w l!R� W h I t II Sidewall&, overdrive. -= . •� g • 30lc Route 143 with ........ 5 • room _........ ' • STRA notday, ., •-··- and barn, granary, 1• tJona1 FGOlball League. � ,potllght. Will finance. Phone own. 20 cent1 1 quart Furn I =========-:-:= · · THEISS REnUGERAnON Ji.ND rage and out-cellar. Some land 6-l4-6lc Wy•2-3'702 , lib "O!Qllnen. Hersehel Rou,h AppUance Service. DomestJc and for cultivatlon, balance ror pa. Phone Ch-7-226:l or /irthur Syl- Comme.rdal.. Contact Roger lure. Total price t,t,000.ID. - and -.eater, Phone Wy•2·2.'110. with Roll•A- Bout Stand 3.t Thelu, Racine, OhJD. 4 I Ile owner will carry aome fiDano. · c ing. _,_ •_, �ING AND 8POU'l'ING -- ---��_.. Fully-adjustable 20' laa can GOING-Otrr OF buslneu sa lt! The Powen Company, M kktleporL FARM - 100 acre■ wlth IO _... ·be raised on lightweight sland tn>ctot tillable '"' good el the Porlland Key"4no Sta- Ohio. P1xm WY H31L s.. t, from 32" to 48" above HOor, 5- 17-30lc sl.000 l'Olld 11 milel frGm PallUon and General StoNi. Armie TALS FUNDAMEN Y IN ELEMENTAR THE , f OLl" "'Y• Very good houll ■ V " 3-2601. CMI Phone VJ Two. Clendenln. speed fa� drcu latea _.,,...., " u FOIIEff RUN llt.Ol.'I: CO. p,t., 1111-pall R■r4 Tl)p C :i ra:;.::ago ud g.t4-3lc .. 3000 ai. It. ol air per minute.; 1t, ml.lH •1 ■ You will buUd for lea ..tth our ..... •et1nn•. -""'"" =--== --:--"'" ;:-: 1 rtal ... . Std. "f EA -,-, Bea act ""' utifu ,cl fJy atyled in decora1or CE CR M manuf u ln g bu - lop quality concrete blocb. 4"- Free gas. .-tUI _.- 1ted\111. ll Age 25 to 60. Should be residents of this county •!Iii wh.ltewall ''4'-lr Blocb. • R 1 coloB. Balley J"'(' Sturdy cont.act or See sta nd roll, ea.;\ neu. Cemmt- POULTRY rARll- eo lllffl with t..,__ a..uWul 1,orf two or more yean. Farm experience valuable. MoN1'-WlndowL ily on anooth-opera t. J Middleport. Phone WY R ting. 1n4 tal'lluola flllltih w�. good ground but - up botf. lo• 14 Ul O.lVU blt"1or Utm PhaN WY l-llrr 15-14-ltc Z-4891, rubber wheel� See o 1,11.,Y ly, Good 1-room haue with c--c = ===""',-, Goed F.... Ra -• p....,. ,e U lodayl, '"' � 2 Ule bloc' pou1lrJ balld­ bath. 12 FOOT PLYWooD boal. � $311.00, Phone WY 2-6204. J =:c-=-c=-==�=c--=- I Ing, 1,0X.IOI ODIi 9ill'IQ), plmlJ wANT REAL ..,ui, o1 •-· e- 1wip ir l•Y- 1,,..__ WIUIUIJ I t r • rangtd with DIDlla■+ - p■J· . . '7••.oo. Total - Cati Dido Bia,.... n c. c. � IIIW,TOB "BOX PBONB WI' .... NN1 • CIINCff 111-1141. AL8l!RT It CO.I. NIPIIONII "" 0 , AUCTWNUI& __ , ----;.ironiomi' ft 11 Sic 1 .... 1 8-Daily Sentine l, Pomeroy-Midd leport, 0., J u n e 1 5, 1 96 1 W A NT A D S (20) BU $,NESS (9) FOR SALE (21 ) REAL ESTATE SERVICES Rac·, ne Society Notes B l a ettna rs � '!_ • al J, A II, '.11 •1 1, .. ti .. .. .."'.. .. •• m Y• Pl otl ti> lk ..• ... OU' 11M FOR RENT •-=--��=�- _ _ --------,=== � ------=-�� -----��=�= =�1 �=· . =· ---�===-o=== :-:-.:m.::.o::.::...,, D s! eel h W n o n a f New NEWI 'DOMINION ---- =---■ lbopJ �!'?• ""' ': ,hape. ,ou - ,...- .m. .c e , ., -., 1 ;-ai--iiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii======...,=="'1 . . -, ......_ GRADUATES Of Bend Area ., THE DAILY SEN?INEL WILL RUN FOR 3 DAYS FREE Your Eniplpymeitt Wani.d Atls. � MAIL -· = menl w m u: � 7oFE;a 8 rm-ma -•ht .,. ,= =--tllt--••_•_•· �-=�-�alf�I :"11-=·;:',1:',%.,':': �"t:�= _: PONY S'l'l1D Sl!RVICI!. Dnn IIINNl■ttllelt. D. 1. PolWa, . n- WY -. ' ••- n. , W A N TE D Men To Train For Real Estate Appraisers w,tte ct•,.... llilttnet. ,.,,.,.., o. W'"J Not Make· It Practical? 0 w·1th A ''Pedw1n'' , G1ft Certif:-e THf SHOE BOX , ... • Deluxe 20" Fan �- ,......,........ .J '°· NO- el&r - tit MIDDLll'OIIT , :--r a., Fv.wwwa,, ,. 11. ••- Aft. pbono W,� e- 1c.ap.._,______________...,._... _________________ 1 10 W; MAIN POMEROY ��========:::;r;;;;:;�;;;:�;;h� !�lei 1111 TOSSED SALAD om. cantna s.ar I W J E H RADIO I ne, ■ ■ r, £!9isi;t;er :iore -.,,tu• ---------.---�·---------------------·------ II .I ' ' I ' I II I I - ., ... ·,c-1 ·w I ' 11, AL CMf ■ --· CIUll'-Y ---·· ,.. - - TWO llfflUI -WIU MtlHT AS W!U. I!- Nm:NID 1 : I ly GIOllGI WONDIR AfCIOP-•-NN Pfr­ 'TMl' �A:X.I M/1% WIU. H4Yl- 10 ,.-MOntR .-. a,a1;;ae. • "Everything in Hardware" lr PUO �ILL CJ; Olk• fm. ,- 5,95 -up EBERSBACH. HARDWARE � ✓,, u s Houae �I ,s 'ti:7: ,37 • /Willi ,/;,.LU( s-�- -� to,_ -:..I· • • • • •• rt•• r $2 'lO cam> ' ' ,,:a . ,... ........ s. c. Commander Seeking Suppot1 For Payments' Law e: $40 T ad In _____:---:---c::-::-AUTO SALES ;111.'i -UI 11 I ■,.;1 1., ,_,,.. ... 11 ! 11 ;; ::1 ,;1_1 I .�. •-•�•1 ::I �. ; 4•_• :, :1 ::1�11-� lpotil.J 4 : , .. 1·,•.•,.•11· •: 1 l&. Qb.. f.:n-: , 11 :. :. 4 •: r_1 u 11 .:t rJ IIH.� �◄ � ,;'.� ::1 ........ r.• ·: ,.• .11. OWMd • :. I-=' =I . ... :,•_:I :,•_• ,:i IL Havifls ;, , :.O :::j,: :• 1 :•:::] �j..•'.J 1-� , ... 1 • !.l'.',•11 Mft a will WMPO Radio r =� ..... !" :1 :, •.• � : .. .. I 'I \ '\ ! I ..., Denounemt plam Co b&Dd ffll' clud1n1 aame ol hi■ wlle's DCOIDI, tubttanlial back pey to the three ■hould e-xCftld tl,OOII 1r yt'ar . turncoat. who 10llld ovtr tbt to IN London, Paw United SlatN to mMe boob trttil rt,U )'OU ant Berlln. Rome ■nd NK'.. for Red China, V.P'.W. , Commandtt- the yacatlon of ,. lifeti the me ao. Chlne11& in-<liief Ted C. Connell bu ap. Veteran1 of F'orel,p1 Wart ' ls ard.)'Tlasly 87. Mlao tl'tbt . an)' ,�.,gml e tr·• P11grtnu> 0� to �urpealed for all-out auppo. 82, Sup. II. Unde­ WClllld ope which t.alr:u off from New legWative efforta which portl veloped bl,. Ynrt vie jet Rights , n Novemeber fter S3. Perform ment, flnwo, .A 1 wJthhold such pay M, IJl&nlah Brull t. 1111111 • · · V. P'.W. Commander­ loww the tn Ing denied an award peso u. 8te&J in b f J 1 M� an. coorte the United states Supremt � ie Ted C. C<mn,, 18. Ins ■nd '3. Ballor th at n tri'lS, Court. in a divided, but majority DOWk-ed 4 two bartal (ltulf) 11f tl39. 1 for cost vs at • :J '7 � Jt.. n opinion. dee• Jd tbal wider ! Ian law and reprd]ea cl lhefr ■nd ODI! for 12 day• ■t a cost of ­ d!uvO\lt'al 0{ their homeland the "59 hu been planned and full in notleo of t.. ' wr f on at i may be had by three tumcoala ani entitled to orm i 11. Ambuaa· . ln lma Pll Edito V.F.W r. l ge gr ...,. In . Court , badt pay . . . . . Tho lhl M•ii:•.lne, at Xansaa City, MISAOU­ not..... derlng lhe dec:ilio.a Indicated 1 IS. Publtc other altemative II for the rt, St,eclal Memorial Service• unonly notleo der the alllJlkH of the V.F.W ' C-onsp-es.s ... amend the law t,, pro, 11&. J>nmot LI L ABNER hfM back pay wbo repu4. will he held In tbe hu1 Ame,Jca.n 115. t:Kckms=:AK =E:-: --:c=:T ::-, -=-:e,-,-A __ THQSE ___FA itite thelr homeland . . . . . Several r,emetery _•t SuNianes nea � Pans , rrc� _ A'"'LAS __ E_ R _ � -,-S CT' LOOl< ;TOC ! hon. Nov America s ti. · f ier -AN' AW/ltf•Y•Y 11. ThNol bill1 have been introduced . lbt on STRANGER. .'! HE.RE COME A U'L Pl!Zk !! dilnenalonll ored dead f World War I and 1MIV 4IO !! o of Representatives · 41. Debatl WO"ld War Il are buried in the �d the Senate to dwt off back ff, Commercla1 salary payment, to the th1'M tum- Cemetery at Suresne1, Arran• 1 45. Molal' coils. 'Iben bi I aeriooa C.Omtl• menta are belnc made so tha t rru,v !l e s on •hf. P r�!ma� -tS. Hanm tulJonal que,tlon, ho,m,er 81 to gut bJ """"" whether any fflan"M n ,•. ···� 1e tn pay special '1 11ft, to World War I 1 iT. Bubldde■ the law � wlthho1 · baclr: pay or World War n battlefteld areas and which according to the majorlty . Hundreds of V.P'.W. � xpec• rv rs e are uxllia membe oplnl� of the u. s. Supreme A •1 lr: ...... l)_p th ta,e of e ta advan e Court the turncoat an now • to : rates ou this "Vacation of a Life titled ' . . . Commander Connell s directed the-V.F.W . National Le1- time.'' PAILY OBYl'TOQUOTE - Here'• how to worli Ii: llleli\le � ·,ice · ., go all out ro, A X 'l' D L B .I. A X B any bill which would ;uooe ffl.illy It L O N G P S L L O W , deny payment of Ame,Jcan tu GASOLIN E ALLEY O. letter simply 1t&nd1 for another. In Ulls ample A ill Ulld dollar• to lumcoat s who have forI ,. IDr th■ thne L'-. X for the two O's, etc, Sing-le lettere, ■p>■- sakea the United states ., r.." �« :::"'\ .. . . . . . : ■dn :.:;;'t:-;; fi::; oif ,:;h�. ,o 1'i:1,s OUT Thank l)C\1, MaijOr T�. l"t tropld.., th• lenJth and ronnauon o, tbe w.>rd■ are ■.11 htllta. Lawrence J. Lal.one, Preslcf�nt the '8me ti� 1he 8'CiJent Because of you,.JUitice Pert and Ard it CU" budQet -■th tt-, ui. 000e iattera are diftaci.t.. � ha,n ' stdof FATHER S DAY the National Auoc lelion JI ol could be increa �� Tt h � A "'7,..,... Q;co..._ •{i�:s ���m� ��f/� WI , r, your Mo had you Y lhe l an■ te D of irectors Ve Stat. r Afqreatest in the ci�y•, hi�tot'\j. 1 8 U R Y K H s R E T V W N N , 9 K A U A ' M fi.irs, ha• an,.ounced that the an- i Our love you·v11 always bad, a a K • s r K W Q A N A H I K A u - nual ConventJon of State Dll'e(!tA/ r■ Now the dc1y has CCl-tne when, will be held ill Gatlinburg . Tenn- , We lhall honor dear old Dad. R B l lt. L II T K . ' esaee, June 11-H , . . . Rer . .enYeatetdlU"a er,ptoquote: IN THIS WORI..:l NOTHING ts tath of mnyor veler:>n· 0r.-,We know he loves his girls and OERTAIN BUT DEATH AND TAXES-FRANKLIN, zation� amf officials of the Vet- boys , erans Admlni str11tion will meet Aa well u mother deur, with the State Directors to dis- He will surely aee his worth today By the crowd that 's gathered her�. cuss mutual pro"'t>ms and o· Uves in servini;i lhe needs of vet­ erans and the dependents of de- We'vt come to praise you Fathceased veteran■ . J.- most er dear 1 the Dt;,artmenl � Veter�ns With 80� and music too, NANCY MONDAY TDROUOR nm�, 11, JO Country Rot Down ralrs wflrk close with ly Service \:' 11:25 Fru ·m Bureau Show I:'" Sign OIi our every praise our hearts ,-------­ Officer s of the major Yeleran:\ or• WELL 1 I'M made gIad C E RTA I N LY U::ICI Country Hoe 011\l'D 00 Today with God .e-anb:a tlons in bringlnv available TH ROUGH WITH I'M MAK ING A 11 : 45 Farm Time ' n........t I. u C.OUOtry Jamooree benefJt to eliglble veterans and From one 80 ...,...... and true. THE S.ALAt>11:57 Mid-DIJ Dow Jones Av6: 30 ll'arm Tirnb the d"fll!ndents of df!eeated ntererage,; Cotmlry Jamhoroo OKAY � ans. In some state, the ,. ·:ins He goes �n �•Y to the chwda , ; IJ : 00 Noou Newr T:GD Brtakfut Party do hrn girl s and beys, So C<immlsslons to help to 1Upport the 12: 15 Gwir St.v T,211 11:moded Welllb■, work of Ice omceni of the Together he and mother dear, 12 � Jull FrA" Yw T: IO Plckena Sbow veteran.11 or"anlzatioll.ll r ,!lb Sh.are alike both triah and joys. T:IO Sohio Nffl lloporl 1::15 Ntiwt appropriat ions p•" bv state 1:00 Brtakf.., Party 1: 30 Jt.ll 1'01 You Le"\'islatures, and ln othe� · �tes Leri not forget in afler years, 1:• 'lbe ll'd 1'lll■ Momin& S:11& 111 JI Wilb M:1111c. thP Veterans Commission hires Tbeir memory to keep sweet; (NtwaJ S : 00 Platte1 Parlf and "'loervises the Senlct Mab them happy while they're l:IO llr8lddaal Puty cers who repl'elelll tbs varioua here, 4:3CI Local NtrWt veterans groupe . . . . tn most In- In heaven we·n hope to meet, 1:CD IIGniln& llodltallnna 4: 35 �•Um Part, slanCP• 1'-"J ldPntltlea ol. .the veter­ 10:00 Morning Meditations 5; 45 New, Roundup anl'f or«anlzatlons are maint.aintd We bid you now afond adieu, 10: II Pt. Pleasant 8:00 Sundown Sera.id. in the handling of clatms, 11,00 Shop 8:IO Sip Oil Al each ION on their way ; We breathe I prayer that another I Records In the Veterans Adm.in- ,ear, lstraUon infllcate that the p-eat We'll meet a ain on Fatber'J a: majo,lty ol Worltl War I, World 0., .._._ ft ....._ . u, .. World N.,.. - --■- ••-, War II and KONRD velor. � ,._ Alice Frlck . 1:11 - 0a U : 86 Muon County New■ celvmg enalon, for non-aervicePomeroy, Ohio 7:0D M1lllcal Clock 1%:00 Communlt)' Nen connected dlsabOitlet prior to J..,. 7:e ft■ IJfellnt lJ:O& Noon f-tew1 ly 1, 19&0 ue not changing Offl' MOLLY BEE MARRIES ___ 1:00 Obie Valle) fien U;; JO Ohlo New1 under the provillml of • new LAS VEGAS, Nev. ( UPI J-Slng1:GIS Olm Nen 12: 15 Maruts pensloo law wblcla becP , effec• er Molly Bee, 22, who started in 1:10 s,ottl Toda,12;20 Bulletin Board ti• J.-'·· 1, UIIO . . . , . . Under the show business al the age of 10, I: IS 'WCl'ld Nen 12: 25 Newt O Gram, new law monthly . pension pay. wa■ honeymooning here today l:IO lllllical Clock 12: 30 Farm and liome Hour menta &. " ' 1reer If the · t �ran witb television caml!raman Jotm 1:15 c.nmua11y News 1.2:45 Mr. Musit c8Jl qu·•·ty "Ith a '"wer Income Ktpp, 3111. 1.....-• ,c t:00 lltllical Clock 11m1t-11on. For a:ample, ..- --' ?r l:M LOcal Newt MN married Monday In � -------- .__,...,.._,, 1:• N,Da Sm-rice SboWI •• • ___,.,..__. the old law an eligible married the Lu Vegas wee Kirk o· lhe 1:00 Mr. llu■ic · t:M ••aa 41 81-..ing velftl'an may haW" i11P01TMI uu o Heather. They will continu S:GO Worlf. Newt e their lD: Uuoa County Nn1 al,700 per �"',r, eluding .IQ b- honeymoon in I I: Mr. lluaic days 1n Acecome earnr 'Y bis wife, ,ind N- puk-o 10:m Talk GI tht Town S;5G Local Newt , Mexico. HOW, "41:M, i-a: ' tll'ECE ' eek,, ht, pension. while under the A1lll8 TIIANll It: .. IIOlld 1146 18 ANNIE, A t,00 Dia<lnl With DoN l'ORT CENSUS HAVI! ""' ..... ne,r law on eflg'hle �arr le,I vetBRANO HEW UTT1.! U:CD Whit '■ lfJ Numliet .,90 Ralllq Romo DAFT'¥ AHO ASIDNGTON tUPU - Ra . W � � Olti: rT'8 nan c��ld receive � larger � '• GET THAT <Mon., Wed. , rru 4:45 World k.eport .� John I.esin■ld D-IOeh. has P ly pe v-t-r p�•.. ., !lil!!i!' pa ns 1 U!OO Talk of tbt Town 4:IO Sport, poeed a new 'natlonal ·� !l!lr OF HERE I annual Income, lncludlq: any In4:S5 Muon Cumty Nen (Tuel., 'ftl11rt.) WHElle DID ...,. fn ...,... ol $1,200 eamecl \r1D1portation. Heuinp on the t-E GO 't 11:U Tallt ol Ibo ...,. •:CD Communl\J New■ will bo bold July 18 �• . "-la wffe, ii not more than propow nd 11:U Qwdl Belli Ria, l:OI World New1 ,t,OOO . . .. . . .Apparent(y the pen, 1 JI. trdtlaJ iiil,I • l·U Mustcale 1ionen would rather gamble on LMtnui, cbairman of a Houae -......_, 8eeurtll U:a llll,R!JIIII �:oo Sllllet Boulevard . reeeivln• • IIDlller montl,lv pea- subcommittee on the t'efl.llUS, iald ' 6:,0 SigD Off rr.u _ e■dly Only> r· 1 with a • �ger Income limita- TuNdia:· the nation faced a na-:-:c. e-:' j,). '> o1 tho fewer thaa 2,000, moat of ti•· lhan to lll!ool for a tarpr t1onaJ trolll(lClltatlno crt.su and -:,.1 tljo, Ulball 116,l!OI - - police bones and rldllll pens!o• ne,ment whld, ml: · be that tbe fact■ IIOC<ll8lry for ClO<' In - M City, � - ....,. boroe1. Nlducod f hll lllllUII lncGme. tn• - oclloa ,,_ not available. ■ F :: 3 .... l. l'� ol 6. Cr-Mp trial 1. ll'nlteO lO. Moon \'alley 'l'. Htp 12. Artist's (m\l■.) 8. Rdbp JS. Oil of rt:Nlft •. Latter 11. Epocb p,l&I, l,I. Printer'■ 16. Old Umq m...UN (archak:) U. Churcb 11. CUblc bonch meter 11. Yes (d111.l.l 19. 8ultan'I 18. Bombarded wlvea 12. 0.la)' 20. AmfflCUI If. lmpetuoua Indian■ J7. A.lflrml 21. i::ll:Hllent .8. Skin (-) dulorder 19. Abeolut.e t-• ,111!1.'.' .;1·11 •.• �- � THE POE T'S CORNE n, ·u. �'73 a. Applaud .. � n. JW■: ...,..n,...,P &. a.., ...-. a av.. I ==========.1 n· po:: \caoaa J Xet!IM - R'Iver Report --==-,--==== C' 4- l l Y C R O S S W O R D "°" v r. ·- 1 ... -. ..... Holzer H~p1tal Sale or Trade o,ny Senttntl, Pomero,-lllddleport, o., June 15, 19Gl-D Veterans' Repor' t •tan• O ardl ------==�= Obituary I � '57 Ford V8 Sedan $995 ' I, I ° '56 Oldsmobile $795 I I I i Soc1' "ly News Coming Events -----�== ' I, < ' ' ,. \ WINNI ■ W,'NKLI! , lM GOIH!l lD TAIL FE!11?V. RND OIIT """1'ft Hf. 60fS_MW Hell UPlD! Ir EINII IUIHMIUd WH ERE DID Y0U PUT THE BROOM 9 �--·· � . ··· • . . .. , ·� . � - . '· 1 ' y,.Mtddleport, 0, Jun, 11, 1961 10-Dally Sentinel. Pomero vu11ed with Mr. and '.'wtrs word of the death or Charle. 10 dleston of Nl'w Matamoras who Wilford F'olger for thE" past and lamJb and the Hnl o( neat lo Ripley 1ul. SUDdaJ for the fu. days Carolyn went to Ma"lt>l'a was un unC'le to Mrs. Boone. I with Rev and Mrs. Don.1111 Boonr Mary Scott who has btleu tall· mocU, will report to the Stalv Ho. r:aal of Jin. Chiklerl' nieoe Mrs. h•' and daugnler the first ut I a s t ing special traming al Cl,1'.drl!R'II\ plaJ in Columbus where &be will Mlkifflt Reynoldl, W'ba . been t.ucbe1 tn the echoolJ m rnont!ls. three • for be will \ week and the Folgers brouJ.":l Hospital for severa1 month� Mn. Guy Reyaolda and moth- Clearwatc;r. FUida al U. ti.ml her home Uus week. Wl\1 'e she be home tomorrow for .J t w o Chark.,s F Burdt'!te 18 a a p was there lhe family received weeks vacat10n with her mother l er, Mrt. Minerva Childer� W1lre of her death. _____ tM!nt at the Vtterans Hosp1la l m _ __ _ Daylon for observation Mr. and Mrs. William Warner l an<l sons. Jim and Jay left Sun1 day for a vac11t10n at the Warner \ · ho� 111 Ne.pies. Florida. . I �und And About Middlenort I M rs. Edgar Reynolds planned to go to Morgantown, W. V !:1 toI day to spend the weekend with her son and family, Mr . and Mrs. Val Reynolds and daughters. Mrs Zella Cross and her soro­ in-law, Ernest Lewis will be in I Columbus tomorrow where Mrs Cros� will t•onsul! an eye sper1al• 1 isl I Mr and Mrs. Robert Hysell and Mr, and Mrs. James Hay­ man of Dayton will leave tomor­ row for a wet!k's vaC"ation in Can­ ada. Mr and M n1. Fielding 'fawk­ lns cume yesterday to visit wi1b their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vromac a n d children. Mrs. Hawkins plans to remain for a while to assist with the care of her daughter and new baby when they return from Holzer Hospital where thi: baby was bor·n Tuesday. Carolyn Scrales returned home Tuesday from Marietta where she ' e n t1 n e ,- '- · �1 I hall I BUY DAD A SPORT SHIRT AT ELBERFELDS ' Now You Know \ I � · - � •zJr rw .... J.O?I ,..... .. - .., a& .... hrileue, ....,., VOL XIII NO. 51 '' I f=f\ 1 ' ' \ , , . , l , ;1 - ' ,' , 1• • -- I l ·,. • · ( JtllO "' � _, Pomoroy•Mlddleport, Ohio, Friday, June 18, IINll - • ». Pair and t00T tonlgtit, b, • 8alwda)' w, .... ·- le PD COPY 1 1 Elberfelds feature dependable makes - in I MR. AND MRS. BAER Open House Is Sunday Honoring Inspection Held Boer's 50th Wedding Anniversary Of OES Chapter Sunday, 2 to 4 p.m., Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ba er will be of Harrisonville chapb.onored at an Ofen House in th e Forest Ru n hom e terln�pection No. 255 , Ordn of the Eastern where they have lived for 47 ye ars. The event will com- St.ir, was held Thursda y evening, 50th wedding Both born and re.ired i n t he mmmunit y where they live to• day, Mr, Baer worked in local coal mines for 60 years, th�n retiNd to be a armer. memorate their Mrs. Baer anq.iversary. f 8, with Bernice Hoffman, Worthy Matron and Charles King Wor1hy P-11h·on, presiding. June areWeII G,IVeff MrS. BfOWn B r was Y Wscs Gf0Up Magdelena n ,... he W SCS of the United Met:lO· _T fat church met T uesday even ing at the church with Mrs. Glen Di ll president, in charge. Devotions, led by \1rs. �: J. Tr ucy, opened wllh grou11 singing of "The Church's One rmm dallon. " Responsive N:!:1d ing and lhe prayer which closed with Lord' 1:ayer in unison and the � . / hened 1ct l(ln concluded devotions. Rhodes. the daughter of Lovell rnd Mary Fisher Rhodes. Mr . Elaer was lbe 5011 of George and e e e J!' :. ;��: ;!: �:;::� 1 d , i:::� ryn Baer Roush 811d H elen Fran• lt!II Blier, . Three grandchild ren a r e rvonne Roush Richardson, Co, 1t1mbus; Manning Roush, Porn- Distinguished guests presented . . �:ere Out!!'t a K . M mdi mg, past _ Grand Matron; Bee Spauldmg, Deputy Grand Matron : Emma K . Clatworthy , Grand Adah; Geraldine Young and Mary Hughes, Grand Representatives. Ni�e ty-s. i� persons attended inl e uding v1s 1tors from Athens, Guy ville, New Matamoras, Marietta, Beverly, Wi lkesville, Middleport , Macksburg, Belpre, M.ilta . Albany, Cheshirt!, New Marshfield and Pomeroy Chapters. I ,roy, and Rachel Roush, Colum- "Refugees·· was the topic of the I M r s. bua: and three great grandc h il- program presented by H. l>arker. who rcuo d re n are Alex ' Nanette snd Ma- George Psalm 105. Following the hymn, . rhelle R1chardson, •Columbua. ••o Zion Haste," an article un Mrl. Raer is the last of her refugees was read l,y Mrs Park• fumily. ::;he had two brothers, er and Mrs. Robert Waml.'r rt'ad Ernest and Albe rt lthodes, wtio an article from World Outloolt ere dece11scd, Mr. Baer h a e During t he b usiness session. the these brolhen; and sl5t ert , school of missions to be held at Charles Baer, Anna Bailey, Al• Lancaster. July 9-14, was anbert Buer, Leah Nease, and Al- no1.mced. The theme (or the tuna Kurr, ull living. 'I'wo b ro- er o Is •·J n Thee, Our Life s h ol l thcrs, Joseph and Dan.a Baer One," and several memben are are deceased. . · to atte-• ,n.1. 11 was dec1·d. , _ 1 ,ona h ave v1anning N o f ormat mv1. .... ,. eel lo postpone the July moe,mg b e e n ma1. 1 ed Ior the Open di)(! to the M:!hoc>I, the date to be How.e. There will be • family announced Jaer. dinner et noo.. �e Open Houec Mrs. UH]. on behalf of t h t> to follow at :z .,•(!Jock. members. preseJJted Mrs. Eugene Brown, who has been very aclive In the Sodcty with a farew.?ll gifi Pomeroy, Ohio of jewelry. The mooting dosed with tht· Mizpah benf!rliclion and NOT OPEN the Mf'OUp adjourned to the twc­ TONIGHT ial room. FRIDAY thru WEDNESDAY Refreshments were served bv Jun, 16-21 Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth and Mrs. Welt D1,ney•, Arthur Hoyt with Mrs. V. D. Ed­ "ONE HUNDRED AND ONE DALMATIANS'' w11rde as contributing hostess. (Technicolor) The table was attractive in white­ ONE Gre1t Big l'O\'er with a centerpiece ol ro�s WONDERFUL Show honeysuckle and ferns. Colorcartoan1 --- R SELECT YOURS IN TH! MEN'S WEAR ON THE MAIN FLOOR. , .,o llll·U4'1Jt:1 TONIGHT & FRIDAY Mamie Van Doren and Richard Coogan In "VICE RAID'• Shirts and. hn Lon Shirts. I E - also - James Stewurl Eve Arden Let Remick, K.ethryn Grant "ANATOMY OF A MURDER" - ----­ June 1 7 l1hlrd1y "MASTERS o, THE CONGO JUNGLI" (Cinemascope) - also Alan Ladd Don J.1urray Dan O'Herlihy "ON FOOT IN HILL" ■ DAD-APPROVED GIFTS! l STRAW HATS Sl\.95 ·1. ELB ERF ELDS IN POMEROY Y0U MU$1 and you can save up to $300.00 on a house full of furniture. Free gifts on every sale, and very efficient salesmen to wail on you. IT'S THE NEW FORM-Fn: • 1'1..4.VIOOM BAHR CLOTHIERS llt, !ca•,ftt Aw. ' < ,.,.�. •• Food Freez er Sale! • fflQf!N • UVINO aOOM • PATIO • <lfftaS • RESTAURANTS ..... .... _,.. � dil9 ea.bt IIII IWmJ' � caabt. Sit :la It b J& .... lla .... 16:,oa.l:mtlla;bt., &oo, ye& .m -'ly ..ppmt a ..._ Pllmd � f'L-- Jldo:W,. .. .. OGD'I -U oot crali, chJa -- • PM "Plnu.Jlliiii6" ....a 18 CU. FT. bomw.,- rial....._ --- --------- Middleport FREEZER FREEZER 1 1 CU. FT. AMANA CHEST FREEZER fAot SALE s2.25.oo REG. $269.95 F RE EZ E R Sale s375.oo 95 s Sale 299. 1 U P RIGHT REG. 449.98 R... '349.91 --.: m-t, -.1, � ,.uo., wnct::bood .. ...,, 10 CU. PT. 24 CU. FT. AMA N A -•-lndas. ,..,,chek,. .......... $1 99:9.5 LOTS OF GOOD ..... REF RIG ER.A TfiRS sso�oo up \ BUY A 3-PC. SECTIONAL F 0 R SLAC K S t Mason Furniture boys is they will take your old furniture as trade ins. Alladin MEN'S TIES-SHIRTS BELTS-SOCKS--JEWELRY Both stores have lots of good used items for sale. One thing about the Rutland and TO IIEUEVi ffl ONE RIDING LAWN MOWER 28" Cut - Almolf New 3.99 up - The Rutland and Mason Furniture stores have just about everything for the home, ONE 1 956 FORD PICKUP TRUCK ONE 1951 DODGE 1 1'. TON TRUCK •• Open Saturday Night Until 9 at the Rutland furniture and Mason furniture Stores CHAIR llie "an,wht,e" dlalr hr, The Men·s Brotherhood of the Pomeroy Baptist church will hold Its monthly meeting at a picnic supper 11\ the Naylor's Run she). .ti. ler hou11e Sunday evening 8:30. Mortin Wilcoxen of the Racine Baptist church. wUI be the guest gpcpker. Mr. Wilroxcn ls one af t h e yountr:er church officers t1nd Sun­ day School teachers m the Ra­ cine church. Roy Domigan. president, wlll preside �� ���- ��� to J ,95 See The New Cotton Knit MEIGS THEATRE Wilcoxen Will Speak Sunday To Brotherhood Explosion Cited In Gas Case lar fabrics. All sizes from 1 4 to 1 8½. Buy Your Furniture and Appliances ;-========-;! I big selection of patterns. Solid colors and wh ite. And the most popu- RETU RNS ROME Diana Swisher. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swisher of Oieshire returned home last week from thes School for the Dea£ In Columbus to spend the ilmuner with her parer,t,' ----Rev. ��ii\: :o� :stor of U1e St Paul ' s and St Luke's Luth­ eran Churches, WB! �ailed to Del­ aware Sunday by the illness of his grandfather who died on Mmiday. Fune1al services will be held In Delaware Thuraday at I p. m. a or 2-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE s More You Get A 3-Pc. BedrooWr.$uite At Rutland Furniture & Mason Furniture And For Only - - - , '> -... .� • I ' ' ' '" ' \ $1 00,000 Judgment Sought As Result Of Rt. 7 Wreck � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 15, 1961 nelson