http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/ca1640bf13d3e53424d25d8190e41f61.pdf d859517b0e863ef360c44f2a21a211b1 PDF Text Text ...___ --·-------·-..·-------- ~~-·- ....... ... ,~ -- - ~- ------ · ---~---- ... --._.... _ .. .... . . . . .... -·-------- ~--- -.... .. . I I ' tDallY Sentln~l. Pomeroy-Middlepo'!, 0 .. June 2~. 1964 Picnic is Planned July 16 at Home Of J• E• FOSt ers by Ch urch Cl. ~ss October Wedding Is Being Planned Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Leasure, 2883 N.W. Blvd .. Columbus, are announclnt the engagement of h Workers for Bible School Are Announced Oacar Fugate Rltea Are lulld June 22 ~ 0 ' DRIVE·IH ~T Farewell Party G" en pas A d h• f n ami/y 0 Around And About Middleport Funeral services for Oscar c. Fugal<, 62, w~o died at hill home in I'oledo following a lingering illness, were corxlucted Teachers and helpen of the Monda~, June 22 at the Eggl'7 'The annual EUB conference Vacation Bible School bein~ ton-Meme:t F'ul"era• 'iome m of Southeast Ohio was held la1:1t held at Syracuse include, Nurs. Tol~o with the Rev. Glen L. week at Westerville. ery , Mrs. Sharon Salser• ~ .. ach- PdcKtnn-ey _Baptist Church min~ lster of whtch Mr Fuga•- was a Assl_:!nnaents of interest loer, Eug~n£ WinebreMer, Rose ~.e caUy were the return of the • t·· 1 Ann Lisle, Linda Lavender and mem~ 1 • off,t:Ia .mg. . Rev. Menzel smtth to the EnSiverry Harris, helpers Begin- Bunal v-as made In L~e terpri.se-Momlng Star charge, ntrs, Mrs. Bernice Win~bren- Cemetery with nephe~s servmg the Rev . Paul E. Sellers to the ner, teacher. Margaret Eich- as pallbearers _lncl~dmg Gary Syracuse charge, and the Rev. inger, PIUD Sylvester, Sharon Fehx· Alan Felix, R1eha~d Sau- Eugene Emen;on to the TupRoush , helpers Primary· Mrs. er, HaroiL Sauer, Lelant. John- pers Plains charge. Martha Moore, Mrs. Lou Fer- son an~ .carroll Fugate,, Jr. The Rev. Francis H. Glazier· rei! , teachers Brenda Norris, .Survtrung are his ~•fe, E!~r- 8 former pastor of the Enter· Jean Sauvage, Mrs. Helen mce, a daughter, Lots Bla1r, prise-Morning Star charge, was Hubbard and Sharor. Cottrill, Buffalo, N.Y .. one son, Ed of transferred from the East CamheJ~rs Juniors, Mrs. Vera Toledo, and ftve grandchildren. bridge Church to New Lexing· Craig. Mrs." Betty Ash, teach· Other survivors .were a step- ton and the Rev. Glen Bates, ers, Patt~ Winebrenner and brother, Carl Gilmore• Middle- former pastor of the Syracuse Polly Decker, helpers Teen _ port and a step slsiA!r, Mrs. charge, was assigned to 1 he agers· Lob Sewell, Mrs. Fer- Lettie Rusk .. of New Concord, East Cambridge church. rell teacher. .'ear Phelps and Ohto. Attendmg from Mtddleport Durin · the conference El' . were Mr. and Mrs. Harold g Debbie Guinther, helpers. S D' k S nd C I Gil don Weeks was honored by reauer, tc auer a ar · ceivlog the appointment to Stephani< Winebrenner Is sec- rr.ore. Boai-d of Controls M is sl on retary-treasurer with Nancy Ch h Extension fl.llld Parker, Rose Ann Lisle and urc · Plans were made for a p1rmc 1 members ro1· ccuu.:~ sent & a1 the hume of Mrs . J E. Fos· while ill ir Florida. their daughter, Miss Patricia K., ter on Thursda~ July 16 • wht>n For her teacher's thought, tu Ronald E. Nicholson, son of the One Wand One class of the I Mrs. J H. Stephenson gave an Mr. anJ Mrs. James Nicholson, Pumeroy First Baptist church I arlil'l~ on expense accounts and Roule 1. Rutlanc . met Thursda~o.· evening at Th"' I also an inspiratJoal poem from ' The bride to be is a graduate church. . .· the book , "Indian Trailways•·. of North High School, attended Mr~ . Dale W1ppel· presJdent , I Mrs Ralph C. Zundel, de.vo· Frani.;lin Unive ··sity in Columwa~ 10 charge . 01 the mPPflng ~ ~~onal ~adt>r· ~ave two m~~~~ bu!l-· and is pte~ntly employed whlch opened wll.h t~e c.l,ass song lions,,. ~e Ltght and Fw~ at the S. S. Kresge Co. in Upper " He Keeps Mt> Stngmg,· follow· a~d Fa1th, Trust and Christian Arlil'1gton. ed bv the Lord's r ra"er in uni- Wifnt"ss". laken from the book, Mr. Nicholson Is 8 graduate son ·A commumcatio~ was read " Mountam Traiiways" . by Mrs. of Rutland High Sch...ol and the from the Korean girl wh1ch the ! Charles Cowman. She also read Industrial 'fraining Institute of class supports Plano; were made 1R~mans 8·23 and closed with Chicago, Ill. Hf" is presently to prepare a Chnstmas box fur i p!Byer. employed by the State of Ohio the g~rl at the July met>tmg. I. Refreshments of home made in Co!P nbus. The wedding is Mrs. Ater. Sham thanked the u:e rream ~ake and pu~h were tbeing planned for October. ,_...,...,.....,...............,......,_, served dur~r,. the soctal hour· by Mrs. William Watson and MASQN Mrs. Wippel Attending were 1\ -' . '~ the above name<1 and Mrs . Harry Bailey , Mrs . Joseph Cook, t Or TONIGHT M D · or Mr El IV 1 S.turdey June 27 ~s . ana tver, s. mer "40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE" Wickham, Mrs. T. T. Shell~, IS With Tony Curtis Mrs. Elle~ Couch and Mrs. Vtc- A farewell party was held retor Young Sr. and Suzanne Pleshette cently for the Rev. Carl Herf" (Color) I ring, minister of the Rutland Brenda Norris serving as pian· mer~cans -andMethodist Church, and ht's isis. Scng leader is Suzanne "THI THREE STOOGES ",'iebrenner with the <lev. Carl OplC 0 family w]lo are leaving for their ' GO AROUND THE new pastorate at Summitt Sta- Herring and Rev. Paul Sellers -woRLD IN A DAZE" tion near Columbus. The event Deans of the school asstsled "S . h A lc Jay Sheffield, Joan Freeman S I nned b th WS C S b) Rev. Howard Ruppel!, pasd ~nts" mer hans, Here Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner owfasthepcahurct wtyth Mers. G. e.org.e. lot of th_e PresbyiA!rian Church- an ere was t e lesson topSund•y-Mond•y June 28-29 · 'TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD' entertained \"ith a birthday par- White, president, as mistress es in Middl epa rt an d S~racuse. ic when the wornen'~ AssoctaGregory Peck ty Friday in gbservance of the of rn . A program and graduation was tio of the First Urut.ed Pres- andfifth birthday anniversary of G=l\.. :.:~~~pne.,.,J '~.._ ~U&Syraa,&&~~o.--.JJ.r-'~a ~\l.tftr:l.!t,q,,..Chu~ ··•u•t "'!--·~ .. ~" JUST FOR FUN" Bobby Vee The Crickets their grandson, Gary Turner· 1 Johnny Tillotson who is visiting here f r o m . North Robinson, Ohio. Games , were play..: and the honnred 1 !O:Uests received many lovely 1 gifts. ,t POMEROY. OHIO Mrs. Turner served cupcak- ( Ies \\ith candles, ice cream, t TONIGHT mints, potato chips and punch "rHE tNCREDIBLI MR. LIMPET" to the guests !r, the yard of g (Tetilirucolor) their home on Vine-st. Favors e Don Knotts. CaroJe Cook. Andrew Duag&n, and Jack of suckers and balloons ~re al- rr Weston. ' so given thOSf' present. She was n "SPENCER'S MOUNTAIN" G: 00 Down on the Farm . assisted ir serving b~ Mrs. Hat- b (Techmcolor) l :ao Popeyt & Pals tie Woodard, Hazel Board and •· Maureen O'Hara. Renry Fon· 9 J Rull an<' Reddy Show da. James MacArthur Mimsy Iva Jee. Farmer A heap af living. a 10.00 Hector Heatn.,ote Show Attending were Cathy Haley, B lot of lovln,i on Spenc-er's 10:30 Fireba. XL 6 Linda Bailey. Velvet Swisher, L Mountain. 11 :00 Denms the Menace April and Scotty Fraser, Cathy \'1 11 , 30 Fury Raker, Peggy• Jennie and tt 12.00 Bullwinkle Bruce Scarberry, Gary Bttlley, G 5UNDAY, MONDAY. TUES Jun• 28·29·30 .12: 30 Mr. Wizard 1Michael Haley and Kimberly L "LOVE WITH THE 1:00 Mov1e IWalbum anrl the honored PROPER STRANGER" 1:25 Cubo Vo. Braves Nat~lle Woon Steve Me· guest's sister , Sandra. Unable t 1 5: 00 South ol Germany Qu~>en . Edie Aaams. Har\'ey to atl~nd w~re Teddy Fisher, N Lembeck . Her~c hel Bernardi. 1and Edith Woodard. Gar) also ta t :30 NBC Sports Tom Boslev. e:OO Smgmg Caravan Colorcartoon• 1ealled his parents following the a: 7:00 Porter Wagner Show ~~~~~~~~~~~pa~rt~Y~·..._.._._._._._._I ~ 7:30 The Lieulenaot 1:30 Joey Bisbop lot 9:00 Satur<lay Nigbt Moviel ILOO ·Late News Pici"Je II: 10 D. : . and Weatller ! Assignments of Interest Made At Conference La tn A • Are T • f Presbyterians 5th B,"rthday Of Gran dson I CeIebra t ed ......,. ud ... loday Tan<Jey. Fair loDI&Irt ·~ VOL XVI Saturday WSAZ- TV Channel 3 I pr•mtere DrOII<Ieast or 'On Broadway Tonight," Wedneaday, . July I . on CB8-TY. Rudy Valle lo the host With 'Fade Out - Fade ID" brakiBg records at th eMart Billinger Tbeatre. Leator 0... krman and Jute Styne are busy prq>al'lll. Iii Jflr ftrst r>try for the new season. It'll be a ew musical. 'Portolino P. T.A." based on Gerald Green'l novel. - ,. • ---- lhlpmeot we'll have at this lower price. [ ;;::, "' ~- p 6 ONLY 11:1~ - Channel13 ' .ADMIRAL CHEST FREEZER IIOOEL CF1342 t:==:::l 8illllt capacj~J. Dip 1 'II Str II ....... • 12.1 .._ .. 423~ lb. , _ food _ . . , • FI ··coila on aD 5 Bidet of inoer ...., .. h Ilnet- for ba IQIIC>!d cold lbrougboutl • Admiral -Pam,y l"iacbee" oealed mrltl • HlP ckmit;r - . - . tom.-alure _...... • ('nmt...+..Je"""C'Iicl wllh lroe7 lldl ................ 29'16o" <1. 1:30 Pat i. Mike uo Cburct. ol Cbrlsl t: 8tl Cbannei 13 Preoents 10:00 Netgbbors 1t : J~ Social Security ll:lltl Je-. 11 :00 casper cartoon 11: 8tl Beany & Cecil 1:00 fllcll. Ute Amertclofl Bandstand 2:311 Movie 3:Gtl Bowling I:DO Workl of Sporte I :S.: WreaUing 7:30 Hootenanny 1:30 La..,_,. Welt t:JG Salllrda9 Night Ill IUO The Detecttve~ ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, OHIO NEW YORK (UP!) -·A maJar ,,.n, of ll'e coming ~ ohould be the appearanc, i( Alfred JAim and L)'DII F011tai!De .u otan nf '"l'lie · MligDifloeJi,l Yatikee" lor a "Jfa!lmart HaD 81 t·'alne" )pecial tn NBC. ~ air :date ~.. not beell oet. T/111 Jo fbe Emmet LrtetJ. ~ · · liOif u. 8. ~: eo.,t .,., ~Oliver W · d!Pt de lhlt ' . wi-~~ . Presses Start Roll.·ng for Two Columbus Major Dailies ~:~:"':~~~~e Fnrmer Racine .• i • ' candid camera host Dw;wtlrd !usia, Kirby will play SOIIIIIlj!l' stock lng. AJJ in 'Take Her, She's Mille... ~n." abe" viaits mlna at Baalbet LOOK-LISTEN : The multi faceted Donald O'Copnor---d4n•• Part.or • ·~::~:~. lbotihg cotton cer - actor - singer - comedian - will headline the ...,.,.00 · ~ a SUJJIJI1er rebroadcast eeriet ' Lambrlnoo. Here M ,ID atlriiCof selected speelal.t ~ CBSJI'V tiil!! lor lhe enlire !amilf.. . · Marti sl.an Ill 'I end when 'The Donald O'Connor Cliiudle,.. willl Jehf J.a!lilll, Show" is presented TueSday; July 7. O'Connor wll) spotlllbl, wlildt ~ . the · ~ IOllgstres& - dancer - actress aciYentureo ~ a pair ~ trtv· bucldleo ..4lllly ~ Miti Gaynor as guest liar of Seisloo ·1s a ramsbllckle JD8Ire. the program, with Oocar - wl obift trailer, 011 •vaeaiiOII ner pianist - cornpooor Andre Playhoae" Moolday. july .. '!II Previn as co-star. In addlli<In, Sldey Miller. lng-llme _ . CBS-TV .. elate of O'Conner, will be leaRADIO. · TV lured In comedy routlneo . . . Two eerlet prese>nllllt ..W The other night we eaQ&hl Jaet a...., BiloW• "'lle Best' the prev1ew of MGM'• lAw~ Benny,!' on Sundil)'o ·IIMI rence Weingarten ~linn. "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" otarring Debbie Reynolds and Harve Preeneil, which is slated to be the. Summer altJ:aclion at lite w«''d !8ll10111l Radio , Ci\)' Mwdc Hill, In New: Y<JI'k.. llased ' 011 . Mel'edlth WlllsOII'JI ..,.!cal tla). ~ ~ IItle. ·, ,_. ~lei !ranelatlnn II ' Ill • jlpeCIIItular :IIMm 1111 ~ veq ·~~ - -p &:40 and ' '.' • .. :a' · ~ n•q , . I • ·· " ;:· '... .,, ·· - I ~ ..: •I ,i' ':..< \ 1 I ' I l.. i ' > . • ' ' CIUCAGO - Northern civil' rlgb•· militants made plans to~ day to dog the heelo of Pennsylvanla'o ilov. William W. Scrantoo all the way to the RepubIIcon Natl01181 Convention. The clvU r!gbta leadet'!l aald they bojle<l tL "throw a monkey wrench" tnto Scranton's camP-'gn lor the GOP pre-••-·ual lwo weeki, The pool w111 open at 1%:10 P- m. and close at 5:30 P- m. In order for the Weguards to attend a Red Cross Swlmmiul IDstrUetloa Course In Pollll PleoSIIDI. On Saturday• and Sanday there I8 00 ba •·- to be c nge, - · matatalned from 1 p. m. j., 8 P· m. LUea:uards attending the <Ourse will be Mlck M rr1 F btel o s, orres1 8 ac ' Barbara Jones, Karea Bane, and Mrs. Tom Seally, swimDling lastructor. ,,I ' • ; '.... ' Judge of ary society. He Is a graduate of Kentuc- "''"'''" ''1;":"-.::>'Y'Cr":X.';:;:,::m.ii'i'" COLUMBUS (UPI) - The presses of Columbus' two ky Military Institute and receiv. Electi'Olf of Asc commonity major daily newspapers started rolling today for the ed bls law degree from West H d Johnson J first time in three weeks, officially marking the end of Virginia University. He served cnmmillees all \ for.townshlpo of :.orand Mro. How:~d J.: a strike by printers and mailers unions. as a Lt. Colnnel in the U. S. in Meigs count~ will be held son of Carrollton, Texas, and The union members voted to accept a new contract Army and commanded the 713th by mail again this year. . during the weekend and they returned to work at 4 :30 Tank Battalion in the Okinawa Eligible farmers are to be formerly of Racine, has )leon EST S d nominated by petition by July awarded a $2,400 scholarship to p.m. un ay. campaign during World War The first edition of the aftor- by beefing up their 11. He b a member of the Am- 10. To oominate by petition in study nuclear engineering at noon Columbus Dispatch and some hired out of a rornmunity, tbe petitioo Texas Univenlty. . erican Legion, West Virginia be . eel b . .. 1»\ft:ll L the strike hit the streets today. newsmen to handle the Bar Association, and Mason must Sign Y SIX or nomlnatlor and physically block The 1964 graduare of R. . Alao closed down in the eel coverage. Obituaries, County Bar Association. more eligible voters. A perblo -•- Into San Francisco's Turner high school was th in · d th ·1 son "' 11inated, if eligible, will Cow -p;j'ace for tbe convenUon. awarded the scholarship by the was e mom g revtews an o er l ems He is married to the former ~ included on the slate of J Citizen-Journal was to usually covered by radio Jeau Cole and they are the parMelp Memorial Roopl181 OUs Eng neerlng Company. begin rolling its first television were read over ents of five children. nominees . Admt•al- Salarday --caro- Johnson was also given a $500 strike editione tonight. air during the three-week ""''"' lyn Basa POIIIel'07· Ronald scholarship by the 9allas EnThe papers, although lnde- paper blackout. 'black, glneers dub and a $IOO scbolpendently owned, are printed at ---- Middleport E·R Unit Dlloluriea S.tllrUy _ Ter- arshlp by the sell~!. the same building by the m.. Answers James S. Kelly, 75 3 Calls eaa sntzel Pomeroy· ver The former Racme boy com- Rutland youth Is patch Printing Co. The uni101111 Minor Damage is ta Powell. Raclne; Tay· pleled bigh acbool lhls oprlng went on strike June a in a R I f Mi h The Middleport emergency Dies on Sunday 0 8 lor, Loai 'Bottom; Linda er.. with a 98.27 accumulaUve oyer- Injured on Bike pule with the printing cotnp•myl esu l al'p~po.rtc>dl:;; w"' called three times Funeral services for James s. Kelly . 75, who died Sunday mu, Pomeroy; Mary Se•man, age, the h~gh~st ever attained Ronnie Black, 17·v.ear .. old over a new pension plan Minor damage was r the weekend. Pomeroy at Turner High school. He poaed by the publishers. the result of 8 two _ car The first came Saturday at evening at Meigs General hO&llfrllt S...,..y _ Mr. and waa booored with luncheons Rutland High school athlete, Loag Sesalon• End 11 mishap on East Maln-sl 3:05 p.m. from Second-av. where pita!, will be held Wednesday Mn. Jerry Grutaer, MIDerJt. for hill achievements and was escaped serious Injury Satur- Marathon negotiating SOSiiion Pomeroy Saturday at 10 ,05 Mrs. Harley Eblin had fainted. at 2 p.m. at Rawlings-Coats Fuvlllt, a ~lei-. . given the school valedictorian day night in a 11\0torcycle acci- last week finally resulted In m., Pomeroy Police was taken to Dr. Rldg- neral home with burial in the ,w 'irl'gl ..,._ - Mrl. award. . Johnson Is employed dent on Rt. 143 at Bradbury a(lfeement, announced Involved were caro office in Pomeroy. The Riverview cemetery. The Rev. -· . . , . . . ., ft. . . lime by the Central Bank by Ce 11 1 7 Lon wa• called again at 12:- Cecil Wise will officiate. Leolir ~. ,lllddleport; Ed-- and,... ~-~ C of 1 be near the Homer Furreal res!- night. Details of the c ,.n, 4 , g He was a resident of Broad-~ ,..._..ll; .,,.,,Br ompmov a.m. Sunday to the home of """'· •..,.;. ~; Eitelb•.., dence. were no I lmmedlately. anc1 Ruth E~-b ~• ac h, 47, way-st, Middleport, and waa ..__..._ J'll'llletl anc Poll aald the ~~: ~~H=ome~r Clark, Happy Hollow Ia P.olta; '- ; Paul Qulclde, ' Bl ck taken to ' iifi•· nounced. eroy. ce Mr. Clark was taken to born in West VIrginia, April 12, Racine, a waa e'60 M hU Ohio's city -occurred while the cars He waa a retired car rel)!q I'J . CW aa.t1ay _; . ~ r 1. BUYS BOUS.E Memorial hospllal by Mlddlepurt was"::ou~iocat maneuvering at parking Me~.~=:~ ':t~~= 1889. palnnan for the NYC railroad. Cotmjol ~. l!ild ~!ln'. ClareDce Frank ~ Syracuse squadsmen where hll · waa lid- for· the third straight · ers. 1be only damaae 'was third call was to the home He was the son of the !are a,DIPC!l!'; All!!e llletnlr, M~ wu auccesslul bidder Ill the milled for treatment 111 niuw.: News boys were out rear quarter panel • ol Ib Charles Nease, Rt. I, Mid- Matt and Vina Kelly. Survivors JIII!I: '~ . . llldtiJeport ·!'lf'lba&e ol ·a coonty-owned pie ·but auperflcial lacerallcms; .however, with early Ebersbacb ear. No arrest& at 1 a.m. Monday. He Include a brother, WiUie Kelly, ~ llr: 1114 ltOUoe on Lincoln Helghto ill and releaaed lhill QiOming; 'out of town papen, lellorled. to Melp Memorial Charleston, and a nephew. DaMrt. · ~,-\\lije,.,lqlitll;ll~· ~y today al a opot~ · Investigating 0111cer Clnll them selling for •• ~.. bospiJal where ho remains a vid, Cbarleston. Friend• may ....... l!f•· ~y ·I'""''IJC of the Melgo MJIDIJy ol the Melp CGunly 1 copy. · ;, TAKEN TO ROIII!IlAL medical patienl can at the funeral home "-"Y Mn.JIIIiiit~,~ .... CnqiniJSslonen. Frank p u r- Sller~s departmetit ~ a tire ' Other dealero sold·tbe l'li!1<iqJ ' lira, WecJey WJse, lime. file. wbo Ill m•tr., lllr '~ Mal'd the ~ eatato ~ 8Jl{llrelllly ·~ <lUI. '1111 'JIM>o lor tile norina1 out '-I'll''! FINED $5, COSTS Ia Y~IOJID,. 'l!ilb blr, 11-ril!!r ·PliO. Be' wai .the llllly•bldder. tor<:Ycte ro ·Oil the rilht ~· but they ran Into ,*t~ Clarence Turley was l'llled $6 MARRIAGE APPLICATION ...-;. Mn. BW .Mlvell, li tJii.. ·~ lbe spee1a1 meeiiDa otllhe ~ 1n1o a · !laid ing ordeitt to teep i IDfl . . on a convlctloll Raymond Martin Splreo, Jl, .Jn;.lll P<titoJ •1ilt her ioii>ID. ,U. &mrilllllonen Keunelln•l\en 'it' · ' 't lire No ~: ileniauil. , ' speed lot wea~~~F Dexler Rt. 1, fanner, ud Raa.1r. lad~;llr.aad~. · ~IlllllnWI~ Avery NOlain, .. ~f ·' '"" -~",IIJ(/ '' iladlo .lot televloion ' by PoltleroJ' MIJOI' DIODI .Ann Jonet1, 211. Dexter Rt. ·' IAIIJIII·,~:, , . ,'•. 1:, ~ •O!Ifil ~Ill; R.-ltarr, Sro' ' ,.llempllcl Ill flll the~· ~ [Apr lllllrday Df&il. L ~· • I • ,, ' . Nuclear Gr"nt « -Y ' Zebna - ' ·> f, :::/ ;.,~::.~~o:":."":!: &Uand. ' W lAfHER :.":~=~of two whitos and Scholar Wins · 1 •. NEWSREEir. lllo 11 ;Gtl CbiUer Theatre RUTLAND FURNITURE Littlepage Tapped for CandI•dacy 'j I -· · a- 12'Gtl Bugo Bunny 12:30 Allal<azam MoVIe Palace sale SH 2-Ull Detendera Pbll Silvers Gunamoke News Lale Movie WHT~-TV . TO SELL f Lucy-Dezi Comedy Hour ~ Mr. Zundel Ac_cepts Pulpit At Duncan Fails Church . I (Contineed lrom front page) Joe Barbera says they'll alar! ill the fall with either Father Was a Robot" or 'Mr. Myster· lous," twt. properties they own and have been working on. We're going w use ·a st.Alryboard tochnique." Barbera says. 'just as we do on the cartoons." Meanwhile, lhougb, Hanna -· B.rbera will still turn out '!be F11ntstones and Magjlla Gorilla (and friends), and a-ill experiment this coming television sea· 8011 with an adventure rartoon~ Jonny Quest. 7:00 Lawman 7:30 I: ;w t: 3D 10:00 11:00 WASHINGTON (UP!) -Am- The 62-year-old ambassador, should nomlnate men who are bassador Henry Cabot Lodge lightly .sun-tanned from a brief prudent, "not impulsive.'' returned from Viet Nam today bit' of surfing on the beach at And when he was asked willt and began his political cam- Honolulu. was greeted by Gen he thought of using nuclqr paign to help Gov. William Maxwell B. Taylor, who is re- weapons to defoliato the jungle Scranton by declaring the GOP placing him in Saigon shortly. in Viet Nam. mentioned b7 must nommate a presidential State Department personnel Goldwater on television sevetcandidate who 'is not impul- had indicated Lodge would have al weeks ago as a mUitary ~ sive" - an opening jibe at nothing to say on politics until sibility, Lodge laughingly ..., Sen. Barry Goldwater. after his 11 a.m. meeting with rided the idea. Lodge, who landed at An· President Johnson. But the for- He said " we've been delolia~ drews Air Force Base at 7:25 mer Massachusetts senator and ing for years, .. but use "weed a. m., EDT, also said he could 1960 GOP vice presidential killer." not see "how it is practical" to nominee did not evade all the Using an atomic bomb to knock the leaves off trees an4 make the war in South Viet political questions. Nam a political issue in 1964. Jibe• At Goldwater ruin the cover for Communist He reiterated that he "cao- l His obvious jibes at front- guerrillas Is "like using d not be drafted" for the Repub- running Goldwater came when atom bomb to light a ell• lican presidential nomination, he said he thought his party rette." he said. and when asked if he was m~k - ::.:....:;_...:__..:..:__:____,::...:._ _:.__:__ _________ __ 1 ' ~ 1:25 Twins V&. Yan~ees 4 :00 The Spint ol America 4:30 Doctors at Work i:OO ChampiOnship Bridge 6'30 Early Show .. ,. IJITI~·.' j ;;' 1:15 Diuy Dean - ..,_.. ....._ - f""' . . . . . . . . . dllt • • ---------------- POMEROY -MIDDLEPORTI OHIO . Radio Executive Miller Installed Meigs Jaycee President 'Rainy Day' Man Doles Stars' Cash IIIIo ...... . . . Df Tie ,.....,_ ...,._ aatea Channel 8 wiD be sold 011 a first come, first served basis. Only 111 ,...Me tries, ... • ing a "Sherman'' statement that he would not run if nomi· nated or serve if elected - he replied : "Yes, I cannot be drafted HARRISBURG, Pa, - Gov. and I don 't think anybody William W. Scranton heads in"'ants to draft me." Rev. Raloh Zundel, pastor of the Pomeroy Baptl"' to southern Goldwater country He said he did not resign his Church announces today he has accepted the pastorate · lnday in a btd to hall the AriSaigon post to "come bak and of the Duncan Falls Baptist Church near Zanesville and zona senator's drive toward the connive to be nominated." that his family plans to move there in the near future. Republic•. presidential nomlAnswers Freely During his eight year pastorate of the Pomero~ Bopnatlon. Lodge freely answered ques- tis! Church, there has been considerable progress •n var· His lltt hOur swing through lions of reporters shortly after ious aspects of the church life including complete renoDixie, hir second within a he and his wife stepped down vation of the interior as well as the extensive Improveweek, will take him first to from an Air Force jet transport rnent of the exteri~r of the church property. which brought them and their His activil.irs outs1de of ~1e _._--''-...O...--- - Charlotte, N.C., then h. Atlan-~ Ia and Knoxville, Tenn. two Tibetan terrier puppies 1 church have included servmg She has cooperated each year from Saigon by way of Hono- 1 as moderator of the Rio Grande with the Pomeroy Vacation TRENTI•N. N. J. Sen. lulu. I Baptist Assnciation; as secre- Bible School program in which Barry IJoldw•rer, R-Arlz., sreero tary and VIce-president of the she has served as teacher, dehis campalgto for the Republi! Meigs County Ministeria~ As.~ p"rtment dir~tor and other can presidential nominatlon in· rwtion , and on two different , phases of the program. In the to New Jersey today, hopeful occasions as president: as pres- ' Rio Grande Baptist Association of nudgi.t· at least !IOIIle of the idenl of the Pomeroy Minister- 11 on the Christian Education Comstate's 46 uncommitiod deleial Association~ and as secre- she has served continuously lJ!I< bl, camp. tary and various ot.he: capac- 1mittee as well as in the associM Tile front-running candidate · GIVEN PINS - Roy Holter, Installation officer, present. new Junior Chall)ber of Commerce Dir~ctors Ken ities of the Lions Serv1re C~b ation women's society. She and resumes campaignlni in .earn- Williams~ Robert Ealltman at~~~c:fJUrt McDaniel, along witll~i~t.. Edw~r4)1.artels, th{ir installation· pins I ot which he nas been active I her mother. Mrs. Daisy Ja'!P!'t. est lhls evelll!tg with a ad- durme tlie Jaycee banquet. - Sentinel·llholo:·.. -.. · ·· ·· I member for eight years. He JS have also been active in t b e dreu to the alate delegation af• PT. PLEASANT _ Attorney also a member of the Pome- ; local W.C.T.U. tor a brea!1 ol. several days du,.. Samuel D. Littlepage has been l roy Masons. The Zundel girls, home from lng which be escorted his dauselected by the Mason County 1 for the past three y~ars Otterbein College for the sumgl'tor to the bridal altar. Democratic Executive commit- Mr · Zundel has devoted bme ·u serve as leaders and Bill Mtller, WMPO radio sta- urer Fred Lewis, Directors Ken Quisenberry, John McCoy, the fund tv buy shoes for needy I tee to fill the vacancy on the to the Temperance League ?f me\ WI . three state church. ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla.- Civ~ tion manager, was installed as Williams, Curt McDaniel and Young, Lewis, Ralph Moore. Ichildren prim to the beginning , Democratic ballot in November Ohio promoting the "QUiz teac ers ;~. fall Sharon who II rights leaders may announce the new Meigs County Junior Robert Eastman, and State Roy ~?lter, ~ McDaniel. of sc~l in the fall, and spon· l for Prosecuting Attorney of Book" ~rogram ~hich has tak- ca~lu~ted ~~ Ma' Jl will teach today the formation of a birac- Chamber of Commerce presl- Trustee, Edward Bartels. Retmng President Black· sorsh1p of a softba}J team. Mason county. en him mto all H1gh Schools of ~rap y Cl~elnd and tal committee to work toward dent foUowing a ~anqloet Satur- Winner of the Key Man A· wood reviewed achievements of It was also announced by Littlepage will oppose Repub- over 50 rounti.es. The ~emper- ~arl:~~illn~~~tinue at Otter-o ar. end to racial strife which day night at Salisbury elemen- ward of the Jaycees for the the Jaycees the past year in Toastmaster Ralph Moore that lican Raymond F. Musgrave ance League IS requestmg the b . h h .11 be 8 Jun. past year was Don Quisenber- his report. The list included the Mr. Balckwood has beer. elect- who won the nomination in th~ contrnuation of his work as em w dere hs e w~ has beeu has sp1it this hlstorc cty wth tary school. volence and bloodshed. Miller was installed by oot· Syracuse. ~ ·.::enberry, Junk.r Miss Pageant, the ed vice presid~nt of District 24 May 12 primary over Carroll field secret.ary when pastoral 1 ~, an tow ere s e junior Leaders warned, however, going Jaycee President Lloyd who was unable to attend the Christmas project, assisting in the Ju11ior Chamber of Com- W. Casto. There were no DemM duti~s permit. c ose·nl serve as 8 that failure to immediately Blackwoon. Other new officers banquet, t.as been a t~acher of wlth the March of Dimes, en- merce organization. ocratic candidates in the pri- Mrs. Zundel ha s, in addition I coun~e or· name the biracial &!"UP would of the organization are_ lsi VIce- industrial arts at Rutland High. dorsing the Strip Mine Recla- Banquet chairman for the in- mary for that post. to teaching ruB time in t h e In going back to the ZanesvJI. result Jn a resumption of civ:U President Larry Lewts, 2nd Jaycee of the Month Cltahons matlon bll1, .s .a r-b-cue proJect, sta1Jat10n ~vent was Dale Prtd- Mr. Littlepage has been a we~kday Relig10us Educa~on .Ie are~ .. the Z~ndels .will be rights demoD.!trations. which Vtce:President Don .You n g, for the past year went to. Roy Teen-age Drtvmg .Rodeo, Auto dy. T~ dmner wa~ served by member of the law firm of I program, served in vanous m familial territory smce Mra. have resulted in bitter VIolence. secretary Allan Hams, Treas- Grueser, Ed Bartels, Miller, Safely ch•ck. continuance of the ladies of the Salisbury PTA. Scmerville Hyer & Littlepage church capacities such as lead- Zundel spent her early We A prominent local whit. leadsince 1949 • He is the son of a er ol the Junior Church Pro- there, and taught there, and er confirmed that formation of prosecuti~ attorney, grandson gram. Church School leacher, Rev. Zundel was pastor In the committee was close at ~ of a circuit judge, nephew of a youth advisor and has . b.een ZB:nesvJlle before c?'"mg to hand. He ~4 that lite group Leo Kennedy. Middleport U. S. Congressman and cousin active in the woman's lvlisston- Middleport aftor theumar- WCHS- TV This Admiral bargain holds 433'r!. pounds. Th•se o. I 11:15 Sporte 11 :!lO Filtm ol the liD's. If You Are losing Your locker Soon, Why Not One Of These Buys? To TIM 1-«: WASHING'I'ON - Pr•sidenl Johnson gels a fin>! report today from ou\golng Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge on the war against Communist guerrillas in South Viet Nam. Johnson, who oerved warnin~ Sunday that "we wHI use the force necessary• to preserve freedom In the Soqtheast Asian nation, schedulecl an II a.m. EDT meeting with Lodge at the Whire House. INSTALLATION - Lloyd Blackwood, retiring presid en! of the Meigs County Junior Chamber of Commerce, The President emphasized the left, iustalls Bill Miller as new Chamber president during an installation banquet at Salisbury Elementary school VIetnamese struggle in a MlnSaturday night. To the right o! the new president is 1st Vice President Larry Lewis, and organization treasurer neapoU. speech Sunday in Fred Lewis. - Sentinel Photo. ' which he said the Unilecl States "must be prepared to risk war" to preserve its freedom. "When .1ecessary, we wiU take that risk."' hP said. '"But as long as I am president, I will spare neither m) oHiN: nor myself in the quest for peace." I; 7:00 TV .:'la~sroom 8:00 Captam Kangar<Ml t :00 Alvm Show !1 . 30 TenrJ. Tuxedo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:38 Mighty Moose 11 :00 Rm fin Tin 11 :31 Roy Rogers 12 :00 Sky Kini, 12:3f CBS News ! :'00 The Airman's World NOWYOUPatr N.....,, ...... ...., ...... ~ Lodge Lands, Attacks Goldwater Candidacy "SheD's Wonderful World of Golf" will be seen oo the ABC network f« 11 c,;>Tl!Ncclitive Sunday afternoollS starling ned Jan. 17. The series, which pita tile American golfers against foreign stars. started on CBS in 1962 and was on NBC I be next ~wo years. 1 NO. 64 ' enttne\~; at e DeNr rl " ··111e Jacll 1:1enny ""ow:· Monday through Friday will 81ar on CBS.TY in October ABC - Paramount last week anr.ounced the singing and fii'SI rec«d rele... s by two weD known recording attractions They are The Sapphires ad Bobby Lewis. Lewis had a mlllion record aeller in 1961 with 'TossiD' and Turnin '" .. RCA Victor has presented its gold record to producer David Merrick commemontlg one million dollars in 'Hello, Dolly" album sales during 100 flrsl fdur months of the muSIca's SRO run -an unprece. den!A!<L tally. Si1'g..- Paul Anka. who is appearjg at the Empire Room of New York's Waldorf-Astoria, will l><i- the special guest on the ud willl Dille elwlp Ill lemperatan. Hlp loday tiWii, low toa!PI lUI. . • WEAIHEB The Rev. Howard Ruppelt attended a meeting of the Sclo11 to Persbytery evange sm com· mittee of which he is 8 member~ Thursday in Waverly. Mlss Carla Sue Gilmore has returned £rom Washington. D.C. where she was the guest of Mr Michael Scott Miller, smaU and Mrs. Wllliam White and son of Mr. and Mrs. Mlck Mll.. dau(lhiA!r, Cindy. ler, has been returned to his home following a serious illnen Mr. and Mrs. Judson White at Holzer Hospital. and niece, Carla Gilmore, have Mr Lawrence Milhoan h.. been vJslting this week . wjth · , f Mrs. White's sister and husband been returned to his home rom Judge and Mrs. John W. Howell Holzer Hcspa.al where he hal in Gallipolis. been a patient for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward Mrs. Charles Elliott, ColumYoung left Friday for Belle- bus, Is the house guest of Mr. view, Ohio where they wlll si•Y and Mrs. Chester Erwin. Rewith hls maUler, Mrs. Charles cent dinner guests of the ErYoung, who b ill, while her wins were Mr. and Mrs. Carl daughter is on a trip to Colora- Mt'ller, Alan and Grace Ann, do. Athens, Mrs. Everett McKnight, Attending the Ohio Universl- Rutland, Mrs. Anna Miller, MOVES TO GAWPOLIS ly summer theatre opening preEll' D E Mr nd Mr 8 Eugene "herke Pomeroy, Mrs. toll, on .... · a .,. sentation, "Riverwind" were win Columbus, and Mr. and ' and son, SIA!vie, have moved to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mrs. Michael Erwin and son, Gallipolis where they will re- Mr. and Mrs. Vemoo Weber, Scott of Belpre. side in the former Manning Miss Martha Ohlinger and Mr. Kloes home. Mr Gherke· Mid- J V . Th h d Mrs William Morris Is recud in · •-- f the ames ennarae. e group a . dleport ban strucWl or d' t C ' G t . perating at her home [rom su~ past three years, has resign~, - •~ ~..~~... ~arm~....... m _,;,;.;;.;.;;;:.,....,.-.,;;,"1,._ ~ MEIGS THEATRE FREEZER ban Jonea were In AlbeDI Wedneaday to atrend tbe m~ steal pJ'OIIram pven by lbe Serendipity S!Dgero. lllfi'UP .. recording artists appearing at Ohio University. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erwin will observe their 25th. weddinl anniversary tonight witb a dinner 8·t the Martin given by tbeit Michael E sons, Mr. and Mrs. r· win and son, Scott, of Belpre, and Don Erwin of Columbus, and Mrs. Charles Elliott of Columbus, a guest. ' .' ,.,..oy.":: a of ·· 1 IIOe"'!tlt.iit!lt!!ht',t:.ifli...,;.,.;r'· t ' • , .. ' t ' ,, ·' ' .\;·' • •' t ,f' r\p•1."' ..... •" --, . ~· riag•. Mrs. Zundel is Ending Work In Teach"mg Annual reports and the rP> ignation of Mrs. Ralph Zundel. Weekday ReUgions Educatiotl toacher in the public schooll, were heard when the execuUve C()mmittee of the Meigs CoUDty Council on Weekday R<II(Iious Education met recently, With Mrs. Francis Spencer, president, presiding, the resignation was accepted with regret and attention was directed to secure another teacher 10 that the weekday program may continue nE-xt school tei1Jl. The Zundel family is moviDc to Duncan Falls, near Zanesvllle, where the Rev. Mr. ZUDC!el has accepted a pastorate. Mrs. Zundel, who succeeded Miss Bernice Bowen has serveel as the teacher for the pall seveu years. The average "!'" rollmenl during these years bill been over 500 In th e1ibl schools where the program M """dliC!ed Mrs. Zundel soid shf has greatly appreciated t b • k1ndneoa lllld cooperaUon ol tl!i churches, l:eachel'f lad dllldo ren with whom llhe bu .....tetil The temporaluri! Ill roy's bnlilt dlatiiJ;l. it o,.m. llltW Ql· • dlft II, w ...· .... �' 2-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., J11ne 2t, liM ThP llaily ,ti,ntinPI "What a Mess You're fn!" COMMENT AliNG EDITORIAUY Helen Ilelp Us! Tite Door Closed This Time '!'HAT brooding. derk figure which seems to ho\'er o~ter the Kt>nn~dv fa- Dilly has lor now been torced to 11'treat. The skilled bands ot doctors and that master phySician named Chance . have driven him into the mist. Not seven months after an assassin's bullet struck down bis brother. th• Pre• !dent, Sen. Edward Kennedy came withill a breath of meeting the same fate which befell bis sister. Kathleen, and an· other brother, Joseph Jr.-death by plane crash. Yoalb .Ui* For Ill Take Courtesy and Consideration COURTESY and considoration-they're wonderful! They'ft espeelaUy wonderful tn pubHe placet when thougbtlessneas and sel· tlsb rudeness can be not only annoying but also downright dangerous Think bow pleasant it would be durlnc the summer vacation season. for in· stance, If all of u.s picked up after ouraelves in the picnic areas, in the parks. Tblnll: how much nicer the highways and adjoining cround would look if we dldll't throw wrappers and cans and bot· 1111111111 alliiiiiiJler of thiJlp out the car windows to Utter the roads and landscapes. Think how !Nnv lives would be saved on those same tilghways If we drove with courtesy and consideration for those who share the road with us and whose lives literally depend on the way we drive. A basic resolution for every vacationer might well be to act courteously, thoughtfully, carefully and with regard for the convenience. pleasure and safety of others. Why not try it? Voice of Broadwav ••• reporting ly IOICIAOfHY ICI\>GALLIN Reports From Th c Capitol Tbe Celebrities Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton will welcome her children-Mike, Chris, LUa and Marla-to their enormous apartmellt at the Regency any day now. The llidJ wiD spend the rest of this month, aU of July and part of August ia New York, the1 the whole family will lake off for a long holiday in Puerto Val· larta. Following the vacation Liz will atart work on "Tbe Sandpiper" . . . . It wouldn't be a long hot Summer without rurnon that Greta Garbo wu planninc to make "just one more movies." You have your choice: Some of her dose friends say "Never!" as they've been sayIng for years, others whisper thai tbe great GG bas told Fred Zinneman she wants to portray a nun, and a suitable sc,.;pt ts being written for her. The most startling report out of Te:a:· •~ has millionaire H. L. Hunt, famed aa a ri~ht wing angel, considering backing Pr-.i~ent Johnson In the November elect.i on Wouldn't that cause a flapping of many wings of both parties! . . After ~•m Spiegel and Anatole Ulvak had hough! the best seller, ''The Night of the Generals," for a film, they discovered that author Hans Halmutl Kirst had Ilk· en part of hia plot from an actual court case, and that a German producer already had made a picture on the one lnci· dent that wu the core of their script. They bad to pay $50,000 for that one .. Fidel Castro IJ aendlnc more and more troops Into C.uban mountains to fight the rebels. Either they are getting strong or Castro's becoming more nervous. Room are jammed with people talking In Southern, Western and mid-Western ac· cents. But they still aren't packing the nightclubs. One major cafe, starring an internationally famous attraction, played to 41 customers at the late show the oth· er night. • • • Ha.rcy Belafonle will bring the offi· ciai ballet group from Guinea to this country early in 1965. He also plans lo send the Watusi dancers and musicians to leading theatres throughout the Uni· ted States, ill the first major effort to ir.· traduce African culture to the Ameri· can theatre-going public . . Whoever makes up the racing program at Aqueduct obviously is more interested ill borses than music. In the Ust of selections to be played by the Seuffert Band the oth· er day, the composer of "September Song" was billed 85 Curt Weill. Try again, old chap; it's Kurt Weill ... Foot· note to the American taste, circa W. 42nd St. Tb~ best-sellers iJ~ . the._. ~9-cynt bqok . shops are .•'l'J,e Dillinger Da>;s. K . "j?l'l}!l;S and the Mind" and "PsychoanalysiS of the Prostitute." Bob Hope doesn't stop for very long - or settle for very little. He'll appear In several arenas for "one-shot" appear· ances this Summer - for $25,000 per sbow against 50 per cent of tbe gross . . . Mary Martin, who was the toast of the town some seasons ago as the high, flying "Peter Pan." saw "High Spirits" the other night and after the final curtain talked to Tammy Grimes about the flying sequences. "Good Heavens," said Mary, "did I do that? 1 was scared to Fortunes are being bel on the Re· dealb just watching." publican fight for the Presidential nom• • • Illation. The bookies love It, because they Don Drumm, pianist at Basin Street mke a profit every time the odds East, Is no longer a bachelor, several at· change - and tbe odds change every tractive ladles on the night owl scene day, after each startling (or predictable) will be unhappy to learn. He eloped to new announcemellt . . . Sandu Scott re- Weston, Conn., where he wu seeretly porte a big bomb SCJre Ill the Port St. married to 1&-year-old Barbara Taylor Jean nlghlapot In Quebec where she and Erlekson, an attractive blonde who works her Scottles are perfonnlng. There have in the foreign department of the First been several bombings In the area this National Bank Actress Cathertue past week, and Sanclu says, "I'm really Spaak claims her most recent romance frtgbtened. K The cause celebre is, of is a photo~apher (the one before that coune, tbe result of attempts to feder· was a movte cameraman) but those who ate the Provlnee of Quebec, and passions know her best say the real fellow iJ an are aeethlng. Sandu adds: ·~ even speak Italian lawyer. French in public to avoid dirty looks." The swlnglngest social Hfe in this . What Herculea Hath Wrought: Joe part of th e world IIk ea PIace at Lefrak Levine will release 21 motion pictures City, where the Hawaiians, the Texas tbrough 1964, following the premiere of girls who work for some of the shows "'l'be Carpetbaggers" this month and at the World's Fair, Danish and many "Zulu" In July . . . . . The World's Fair Asiatics live. The Hawaiians bring their crowds - or some crowds - are in New guitars. the Danes bring the vodka, the York all right, as you can tell by any ho- Texas girls bring themselves, and the tel lobby or any tourist attraction. The parties are so loud the cops have been ~ of the RCA bUlldlnc, for , example. called five times by irate neighbon. The elevaton tallinc you to tbe Rainbow • • h-.'tt Do It • Time ... ~· -- Hado WASHINGTON WINDOW By LYLE c. WU.SON IT'S TIME FOR 1Hf AFFAIR ~IPI-·WONOER WfldU. CflAII~ IT 11-IIS TIME"·? . Norllteners llemala S~t It is DO!Bblo that 110rthern Democrata wbo are red bot ctvil rl8bten are nOI prominent IUllllll those demanding the dispatch of u. S. marshals or the armed forces Into the deep South. 1bele 18 an election coming up. Northern Democrats are bopeful that President JohnBoo wW remain on elecUon day as acceptable to the South ao be bas beeu 110 far In bla White House career. Uillted Preoo .lolertutlional White and Negro ctvll rl8bll leeders evidently intend to make this the longest llld bottest oummer. especially for their great and good friend In the White House, President Lyndoo B.1J:..son· mised N't: ea u.:"year ,.: 1ong . summer · wBBtlevidenced ol !:..!"~= con nue emons ' lain tensions IUld baalcaDy, to Demands lor U. S. marshall tempt deep South intervention in Misstsolppt are comiDI from by the armed foreeo of tile sueb 11 the Rev. MartiD Luther United Stateo. '!'hat this was King, SeD. Jacob K. Javita and tho civil rlgh1111ratogy 111 MJe. Sen. K!nnetb B. Keatina. sissippi, Florida and elaewbero both New York Repubi!C811ll. It ~kl armed federal lnterv~ takes an active politician with lioo lleellll now lo be • ·"""'""" a loud voice to make blmsell able and not unlrieodly 0)1· botb oeen and beard in the UJnaiA! o1 the tdtuatio. New York sta~ politictd.&:lao . An eastern integrationist or for civil nghts. None . 18 new,Paper (idle Washington more aware of thiS than Javcts Post) remarked editorially that unless It be Keating wbo Is up some of the organ1ren of the for re • election Ibis year· Mississippi crusade by earnest Javits proposed a U.S. armed young undergraduates and so- forces esC<rl service for young clal worker may have had the norlhernero crusading Ibis l1llllmajor purpose of colllf'l'lling mer 11/!alnst Mississippi folk· federal itttervenlion. 'lbe same ways. He told lilt Senate last paper made tho point thai lilt week: "1 believe we are goiDI! u. 3. government could not to have to send U. S. marshall guard every crusading otudent !n whenever, a group of t1tese nor quarantine every boodl1ltn. kldtt go into tile .MIBiisstppil ldansman and racist. 'lbe wJs. otate." dom of the current d escen1 Nolbillfl could be further from upon Misslsoippi evidently IJ tbe mind of Lyndoo Jobnson. coming Up lor reVIew in fm.f Through Atty. Gen. Robert F' portant quarters. Kennedy last week the admln- ~ 0 II)' iva,_ ~ • a. llnttdJiadt, M.D. Q - Are tllm! any tablets or liquids that can be taken by mooth to prevent polson Ivy? A _ The only preveallvo Is tlesenslililng injectl0111. These are especially recommended lor · penons oub)ecl to frequent unavoidable exposure to this and 1 ted Ia 18 111 in' ti re a P n . e I•• ons =thsbe :.~ =~ ~n exO:: ure to be e!JecUve. Cortllone IIlli related hormones taken by mouth alter the bli&ten appear will give relief, but no tablell will prevent the attack. Q- I bave aphi:hous stoma- litis and have tried aU ldndtt oi mouthwaab, but nothlnc helps. What can I do to get rid of it? ~ A - Apblhouo 1tomaUIII II ooother name for canl:er llorea. Moutbwashes in general 1111! of no help . .Touching tile sores with alum, Unc~o of lrlerthlola!A!, 91: 'ilver !"Irate be!ptJ to heol them, but m suscepiible penooo thoy are _likely to return from lime to lime. it JIOI'.lous? . bemoptylil7 II • - llomopl)'lil II bleedln& ·froiD lbe ltmga. Bleedlnl ltom any source ahould, not be taken llshUy· Hemopyllls may occur In persons, with tuberculosis, pneuDIOilla, paraaitlc dloeases ol the lunp, beart !allure and . IW!c ClllCel'. Beeause m o 1 t of llieae condliiOM can be dtognoe. ed before tbe)' readt tho stage of JmiuclnR bleedlna, I strootg. ly rerommt!ncl an llllltlll chest ·~·- Jo+.aUoo wsa placiD~ beayY empltuil on ttte sanctity of the lederal - Illata relatloo8blp. In talb with Negro leaderl K..,. nedy bore doWD hard :CO the idea that the scope lor federal aetioe in Mississippi or IUIY state wu limited and had not ma<erially been Increased by the disappearance of three young crusader• In the vlcJnlty of Pblladelpbla, Miss. LBJ ordered the Navy Into the area, but only lo aearch for the missing meu. The Slilon' preJeDCO of courae a .. mlnder io aU tltat' the armed fiB'ceo qulckly could IIIOVI lnlo and around Ml88lsalppl. 'Jbls did 1101 appease the lnterventtonlsts wbo conllnued to call for u. s. marshals In MJuil. sippi and at the moment In St. Augu.itne, Fla. ' Northern Negroes bave begun to demooslraiA! for federal p,.. ventive Intervention In Miss!. sippi. LBJ aent an Investigator to Mississippi, former Central Intelligence Agency Chief Allen Dulles. It Is oignlflcant that Jobnsoo did not choooo a J>e. partment of Justice lnveotigator to represent him Many southerners regard that depart· meot u adminiotered by Robert Kennedy as aa enmy fn. stitutlon. The Johnson a~ lraUon Is attemptlag to prevent the political uploaion lor wblcb a ..,thern !uoe bu been IlL The effort wlll continue throUgh the Iooa hot summer. d ay 's . ed,·ca I R epo ,., 9 - .Wbat II Ww.-·ITSEEMS Giants Hand 'Ex-Champs?' Fourth Straight Setback ............ rrom the crumpled shambles of tbe twm-en2ined aircraft he emerged severe· ly injured bu1 alive. Two men with him died Now, as his slow but steady recovery seems assured, Edward Kennedy may well be reflecting on those Unes from tbe poet John Webster: "I know death hath ten thousand several doon for men to take their exit. K A nation which recently grieved so deeply now is relieved !bat those doors ~his time-were closed. -···11- .- __,..~, , be complete, extornsUy and fn. ternaUy within lour weeki, but robtioe boosework should not be reaumed sb weeks al· ter the operation. After tltat the Dilly precaution Ia to avoid bea· vy UftiDI!. er 40. Q - AboUI ol:a: montbt ago I bad an operation for lUI lngufn. al hernia. Ia II all rlibt for me to go about my housework • pin? How ciD I prevent a recurrence• · Pie ---• _.. A - The of your ber- --• .,. .... ,_W ~--G COIIIIDODIB to .,.. • nla wao a eongenltal wealme8s llnlndsladl MD ID care . of In the peMc wan. Following thJJ paper: Dt. Brattda repair operation tbls waD may stadl ....., -er lntllvldaal be stronger lbaD It was before, 1.-s be wiD IUIIWor !etten of but thoro II always a ettanee Jonerol lntereot Itt latara Cfll. o1. recurrence. Heaflna should tlllllll. unlil m Foreign News Commentary Lodge Probably Out To 'Do In' Sen. Goldwater WABHINGTON (UPI) - U y~ars ag< the past Is liDJ guide "' lbe fu. As i:he · nation entered that lure, Henry Cebol Lodge of preatclentlal eleetlmt yesr, Taft Maosach~~~etta la out to try to wu "Mr RepabllciD," lite do to sen Barry Goldwater In number one man In tile race Ul&l what he dld to Sen. Robert and far out In front for the A. Taft of Ohio In 11152. nomination, That would bt to "do In" lb P-adetllt IIIII Goldwater u lite 1-at'lttc eon- He held !be fa9Vred poalJina tender for tho Republica• .,.... until LttdJe went to EIII'GI>t ldontlal nominalktn. And It Ia ln.! perllWied GoD. Dwight D. the maiD ..,ut1ca1 'mpllcatlon Elaeobower that Taft mua1 not of Lodge's Nllpllt>a u fUilo be allowed to plde tile daiiiDbaBsador to Soutll VIet Nam 14 lei of the Westerlt world In lite come home and campaign ·for colctwar ~· Gov. Wllilkm &ranton of LodJe COtl!idtretl Tift bola· P0111 J!]livaiu.. tlmhct-mlndeu. LodjJe, perooaal. Whether one calls 11 credit or )1, wu of extreme IDiernalktoblame, IAidge, perhaptJ aiiJI bent. "" felt lbat tho !ale than aay oilier polltlclan, was cl the ftae 'll'ill'ld depended responalble lor hav!ng dfpilfed upon · a~ 'lltlklll8·t!ie Unit- Pear Young Set: 1 llle8ll yoo yoollfl adult. ol tomorrow - over 12, unt' 21. Maay ·many 11tneo you've writ· 1e11 "Wh) don't you do a eolumnI ju.at lor us, Helen f" So dnally, I got the IIIJ!IIIIO. From betoce, yoo'D aet ' eol· WllDI twice a week - otrlctly lor youth. JM before we cet on with It, may I attl. a favor? Are you as tlred of bearing the word ·teen-ager" as I am? It's come to otand lor squeals and skin-tight pants lltd jroopy 1101!, and crasy mlsed"'P ldds, and jay-tlees, and wild sty lea and general nulliDess. While l'm roal partial to a Uttle blt of nutth.,.. - a 0 d let'• bopo yoo oever ~ It - I puts still lblnk "teen-ager you In :ho "addled · leSCODI" clua. The word bas bad lt. and that's a Jtllame becaliSO it was a One word, at first. Nowaday• U cuts you down 1o "juvonlle,'' and who wants to be 'l'IIAT? 'lbe favor? Write me 1 letter· II you agree with me. U you don't agree, ditto. r.lost Import. 1nt: If yoo can tbtnlt of a new name lor ytltli'IOlves, oend oo: It ahuukl be tlescr!ptlve, catchy Jilt~ l!'odern, liiii not IOIIier than two words. Maybe we can do for the under • wbat "jet set" did for society. I'D print the best Jetten the 111bject, lor IUld IIOIIIIH:bango. Now, on With tho "teen-qe" questions. frlendo (lltd 1 did !Dol be'• IIOilderful, Wo:l, be liked mo oul lad !bt lltd he bad a bolllo In lite Wbell 1 wouldn't tab 1 bt lddded me abctUt bf. a and lllld · .111 b Is U.Vf drlllt, lUI be'D ~deb me, . He sayo U fOJ 811 &.. be 17 havt aover lUted whJJio. ey there'• oomethlnc wrotlC with your education. !felt IIIIJ. What Jlbould I IIY to blm T JAJ>IIE Dear Jonie: TeU blm, "I'm a 'mllkaboJ,. lc,' thank you," and )OM blm. Like yesterday 1 - H. real cool boyo the ones aU 'Jbls boy we1I caD blm Jbn Isn't Otlti ~ tbe "llalds" ' be kno hit. ~ ~·~to beard ; In ~ bal.• at scbool and my &..... Youni Mira, Snell, Warfield Pace East Triumph so,... .--, ... .- ....... __ __.__..,_ ( ~- -...jl ............... ....._·_...1'-_._ ~~i~::~~ia ~ ~ ° to most valuable player ·honrs Geo . T h' Bill Lothr' • Washington in the hard-fought but cleanly· andr~a .. ec ;tate'y Bill ~ge Kansas City played game on a balmy sum· mer night, threw his "smoke" ball 40 times and lotmd 21 targets for 300 yards and one touchdown~ The Mianrl Rurricane, who also reeled off 32 yards on the ground triggered a three touchdown 'East bar· rage in the second half. The 185-pound crackerjack who's been signed by the Sa~ Francisco 49ers of the National Football League, completed nine of nine p88Ses duri!tg the touchdown thrusts and !tis twistin•, run to the ooe• -yard ~ Yard tine paved the way for the !:s~ird12-pe7 r:::d midway into I DAilY SENTINEl ""! ::; hJJ BERRfS WOHLD '· I ) j Ohio State's Paul Warfield opened the East scoring on an 11-yard strike from Mira at four minutes and 13 seconds of lite second hall, Pittsburgh's Rick Leeson banged over from the ooe three minuteo later and Michigan Sta!A!'s Sherm Lewis dupllc.ated the feat at J:03 of the final quarter, ~sh ....... d Wll"· "" ""'" aw, "~""un Kansas State crusher, bad -~ed over from the Iwo 1a te cruu in the second quarter and Wuhblgton's Dave Kopay booted the m:tra point for a 7-0 West hai!Ume bulge. Nebraska's Dennis Claridge. who divided tho olgnal-calling duUeo With Baylor's Don Trull 81 UISta~ 1 s ;::re drll_]aste ~e~ept f~r the g lve ca Y Claridge. SneU and Wilkjnson picked off Trull p~es and Colorado's Le;: ~av: halted an East t~eat lA! 10 game by grabling a Mira N bbullet k on the goal line. ff e ~as a's Bob Brown. West o enslve guard from Cleveland. Ohio: and a Philadelphia Eagles rookie, received a broken Utumb in the first half. Lema 0 ver Pal mer In Sodden Death 29 45 .392 18 28 44 .389 18 . ,Saturday's Results New York 5 Detroit 4, 10 ins Baltimore 3 Washington 1 Cleveland 4 Boston 2 Minnesota 5 Chicago 3 Kansas City %Los Angeles 1 Sunday'o Jlesullo Boston 8 C1 eve 1and 5, tat Boston 4 Cleveland 3, 2nd New York 8 Detroit 6, 1st Detroit 6 New York s, 2nd Baltimore 6 Washington 4 Minnesota 9 Chicago 3 Kansa• City 4 Los Angelea 9 Monday's Probable Pllehen Chicago at Cleveland (night) - p eters 1"3) 0"" vs. Kra1ick (8-2). Detroit at Washington (night) -Regan (:H) vs. Osteen (5-4). MIn n e so Is at Baltimore (night) - Grant {3-5) vs. Roberts (iH). Kansas City at Boston (trlght) -Bowsfield 0·3) vs. Wilson (7-3). (Only games scheduled) Tuesday'o GIIIDOJI Chicago at Cleveland, night Detroit at Washington, night Minnesota at Baltimo·~ Kansas City at Boston Los Angeles at New York, 2, lwi-night CLEVELAND (UP!) -Champagne Tony Lema dndn't win tile U. S. Open Championshpp but he won everything else this month. Lema catpured the $1iO,OOO aeveland Open Sundn,, bis third victory since June I, by deleaUng defending cllampion Arnold Pabner on the !il'!lt hole of a sudden death playoff. Lena won 11 by canning a 15' t 11 f b' »- af h •00 pu or a tr~ ter e had missed a 'routine tap-Jn'• on the 72nd hoIe th at mad e the playoff necessary. He dropped the putt after Palmer's tfUrd shdt, from jUst «< the green, rolled 10 feet past the pin. Tbe 39-year--old CaHforntan, after agaiD orderbtg champagMajor Lea,.. Leadero ne for the preso, described what By Unilod p...., lntel'll.llloaol Nad-1 Loopo Williams, Chi :·.: : · : ~:i Clemenll, PIU 67 273 44 liS .348 M "A 70 2112 eI 91 .347 ays, ' H t NY 68 254 35 un' 84 .331 67 :149 40 80 .321 Torre, MJ: Stargell, Pitt i50 1118 28 61 .:0 Cepeda, SF 56 :1)7 32 fa .304 Allen, Phi. 68 •_, 49 81 .303 Santo, Chi 116 :146 4f 74 .301 Banks, Chi 66 250 30 75 .3GO Leaders Common..sense: Flat floors, Wide doon, foam teats, padded dash {t .:....fq~ luxury., comfort The 11\ll"'i room of• ltuclehbt lt1tluzury tutu'" 1ncl tPI'e J~H~'III tJCIMt tO ftnllltnty lnlerpr afMII....,.·npenli,.Ar.. A.mertc&l Le.p G. AB R~B. Pel Allison, Mlnn 68 250 55 IS 310 Oliva MinD 71300 52 99 J:,o Rob~, Bal 70258 40 84 .324 Fregllli, LA 10 193 35 fa .32! ManUe, NY 511185 3t 511 .Sl9 IDnton, Wub 71282 S8 118 Jll Freeban, Del 57 212 28 liZ .30'1 Kaline, l.Iet et Zit 3t tf1 .atit Howard NY II 136 28 72 JOII Lopez, II(J 151 23 46 ,IQj ·Home Romo "--oiUI l..oallll: KIHebrew, Nv • Pittsburgh ~ Cincinnati 2 Sunday I. Jackets Meas-qre . }6 7Ill • county Loop'Game· ' . ...• - b •• ... ,...._ .... .. .•..., ,. . BRITISH YACHT SHIPPED SOUTHAMPTON, Eng. (UP!) -Sovereign, a 12·meter yacht owned by Anthony Bowden and Middleporf's Summer llcgh Bob Groesfr had a sjtigl~, one of Britain's poten~al chaJ- 1 ~hool base?all tea_m w~nt out : Rousf; . . /J d_oublt> a~Using!~tb ~:~":~x~nSe~~.:~:,ri~:: ,J f;.:~~;~o ~~t:~~~:";:;h l:af~ ; ~;:wsi~gl:;g;~.d <,;.,~o~s tc!:.':i- 1: a ed aboard U•e freighter Andania I run produdwn on 11 Juts off r le .. . Sunday ror Jhipment to three S}TaCUSe pitchers. Oilier hll!f'fS for __Mi.~f.6~rt. York. The Sovere-Ign will go 1 . Syracuse "":asn't s~ut out w.ere Brt~ce. Waqa~~J a.~ slllgte., throogh rune-up trials at New- 1 elf.her, coiiectmg 10 hcts orr two Halle) a smgte · :acid . do!l6J~.• port. R.I. Middleport hurlers . good r or .lim .Johnsoh a. tri~l~ ·nncl".i~ seven runs. ~ m~les . {;aq:Jner' 1£ !iingle, t'tln~ A&M. WiMer of the National The hitting parade was led ningham lwo singlf'~. and 'Cta·t· A.A.U. 1IJO.meiA!r dash on Sat- by Gary Stobart of the Jackets •. worthv ana Tannehlfl ~~c·h ·. "" Newl urday, said he will ask official with a triple. double and two two singles. ··•· San Francisco 9 Los Angeles 1 permis&lon to skip next week'.t singles in five trips and five Ow~ns. a "h>fty: "We-nt t6M SI..:Loula: a:1'1tlladelphla 4 BROOKVILLE, N.Y. (UPI)- Olympic tryouts in New York runs balled in Sfar>in~ a!_ sec- mnings and ,exlfed in Uce B,lm Chicago 2 Houston 1 Mickey Wright won the Walde- because of 1 pulled hamstring ond base, Stobart ftntshW pitch- wllh !wo on· qnd nobody out. Milwaukee 9 New York e mar Women's Open golf tourna- muscle in his left leg. log ~e sixth and seventh from-, Tom Wood worked ' uritjl wUo suaday'a Result& ment by two strokes over Ruth e&, giving up three run.s ·on runs had scorf'd i[l :"1:-(l·r . .lift~~ San Francisco 1 Los Angeles 0 Jessen. TORONTO (-UP}) _ Canadian three hits and an error - t he then was re!il:'ved ly F~her: Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 2, lst amateur champion Nick Wes-- 1 only one of the day for Middl e- . Together, they fann~;~d ttu'ee, Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh $, 2nd ROUEN, France (UPI) -Dan Jock won the 42nd annual On· port ' walked three. Gardner fanned Gurney of Costa Mesa, CaiU·• tario Open golf championship ' •· Chicago 10 Houston 2, tst <~J'racuse went ahead 3-0 in th rf'€. wa lked l ouc . ..Sf oba.r t. Houston 4 Chicago 1, 2nd, lOins won the 50th French Automobile with a 54-hole total of 208. the first when starter Mike Ian ned. one, walkM none. Philadeiphia 5 St. Louis 0, 1st Grand Prix with an average Gardner walked two and gave Sy_racu~ 310 000 :1- i 1.0.,~ St. Louis 8 Philadelphia 2, 2nd speed of 109.401 mile• an hour CLEVELAND (UP!) _ Tony up three singles (Grueser. MWdlepnrt 20! 562 X- lti JM Milwaukee 7 New York 6, 1st for the 231.5-mile grind. Lema beat Arnold Palmer on Porter, and Fisher ). Roush dou- Owens !LP !. Woods'S). F.tihw Milwaukee g New York o, 2nd the first hole of a sudden-death bled and Porter sacrificed for er 1 5·1 and -,9rues;r, J. CtQW Monday'o Probable Pitchers NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J . playoff to win the $!10,000 Clev· a run in the secood. . 14• . Gardner IWPJ Slt>bart (6~ Cincinnati at Chicago - Nux- (UPii - Bob Hayeo of Florida eland Open golf championship. I Stobart's double and Jim and J. Joiln,;on, Wallac .e@. hall (6-4) vs. BurdetiA! (4-11. Johnson 's triple made it 3-2 umpcre : A· St0 bart · Pittsburgh at Los Angeles { m th e f'tr.st, and in the third (night) - Gibbon (5·21 VS . L. Buddy Moore walked and Bill Gll,.S LB.! SUPPOR'r ' Miller (0.1). • Halley smgled hcm m from WASHINGTON IUP f\ -P>.SJ. M i I waukee at St. Louis WilD oecond base to make ct 4-3 . . dcnf ~yndon B Johnson .an" (night) - Schneider 0-1) vs. • 1f Then m the fou:lh Sam _Ciat· : nou~red sund~y .that f'\e ~ 'tiv.: Washburn (H). , Simpson 2 30 Spts Sent eld - Dick Werry, PhU Swindell and worthy opened wllh a smgle, ing ·hearty and enfimsiastlc'" Philadelphia at Houston Bruc~ Simpson and the Porn-- Churck Murray. each singles. Mark ~a";llehlll: ~res~man-to-be , I Stlpporl and approval toNaUOn (night) - Mabaffey (7·21 vs. e.roy Htgh School S u m mer Hitters for PorUand were - got hJS lcrst hit m htgh sci•ool • al FoollOOtion Ba,.ball Day ~o Bruce (H). Leaguel'll downed Portlant S-1 Pric• wli:h two singles VIc ball, a smgfe scorcn~ Clafwor- : be held in ail baseall portis· New York at San Francisco Sunday on the loser's field in IDurst, Ray Proffitt David thy, and before the frame was throughout the country neif (~hi) - Cisco (3-9) vs. Bolm Sur:d· loop play. . Spencer, each lllngles. over. Stobarf tripled. and Jim , S•furdav. · ' (~•). 1 Stmpson went the route lor In SUnday League action next Johnson and Jon Cu nningham · _ _ _.....:,_:, Tuesday's Games p nd 'tied p singled, and Halley sacrificed WINS GRAND PRIX c· · · omeroy a perrru ort- week:, Syracuse will be against for four more run.•. The Ja ..kmcmnau at Chicago land only live hits. Lefty Lar- Pomeroy on the Racine field ·' , PAR.IS <UP I\- White Labet;· Mllwaukee at St. Louis ry p i d f th nd ets added six more in the fifth ; owned by Baron Guy de Roth3* opene e up- 8PortlanJ. Middleport will travel to and then c·oaot•d Pbtladelphia at Houston, night rlverr ce cluiJ, Lut upwasor relieved · "' ~ . child and ridden _by L. Heurtei." New York at San Francisco. by Jack Bostick tn the sixth Pomeroy (I.-I Syracuse was shu! out until won the 1140.000 Grand Prix ot 101 310 72 . after he had developed 8 foot Portland 000 om 1_ 1 5 5 the seventh when singles by Jer- P<tris horse racl' Sunday with .._ Twins, rt; ~owell, Ormles, 20; injury. Simpson and Werry, Menchi- ry Owens, Roush . Pnrter. and time of thm minutes, 23.5 s~Allison, Twms, 20: Wagner, In· Pom•roy'o big inning waa the ni (6). Price, Bostick (6) and Bob Crow plated three runs. onds for til<- t~o miles lndiana dians, 17; Colavito, Athletics. fourth when three runs Cf'OBsed Spencer. For Syracuse, Frank Porter owr~ed by C. Engelhard. was 16. · the plate on an eiTOr three led with three hits and he sac- <erond ,nd Mrs. f.. Voflen-a's Nallonal League: '\lays, Gi· walks and a hit oatter: The STANDINGS riliced on his fourth showmg. The Orake was third. ants, 22: W'tlliams, Cubs, IB; other Pomeroy runs were JICBI- - - - - - - -· ··- ·-~--"1 Howard, Dodgers, 11, Allen, tered over the seven !ramo laadaJ lfll League PhUs, 15; Robinson. Reds, 14. gam•. TEAM w. L Roao Batted 111 p h · omeroy liters were Bob Middleport 3 o American Leam-: Killebrew, S ith 'th · le and o•· m WI I Sing double, Pomeroy I 1 Twins, ~; Stuart, Red Sox, S7; Mickey Menchini and Steve Portland 1 2 FITS YOUR BUILDING PLANS. Wagner, Indians, M: Powell, Finlaw, each a dooble, llld Syraeuoe o 3 Orioles 49· Colavito Athletics _ _:....;.:_::_:_::=::.:..-.:=..::!.=:::::______::_:: ••. ' ' ' - Nadonal League: Mays Gl· Is 58. ' 3 :r:..u · Bo~~a~rd~10;' e.... ' ' • Cubs, 46: Banks, Cubs, 44 . . Pllebiag ,\ me r c a n _League: Ford, Yanks, 10.1; Amgo, Twitts, 5-l: Kraltck, Indians, 8-2; Bunker, :toles, 7-2; Newman, Angels, '!'h.t'o whet a J..t el falb.., ...._ tJ..,. horr • othinc but doa't -.., the r d,cuk t<> do It, . , aad .U lor tiM Nattoaal .League: F a r r e 11, , If that'• Jl>ur poolcl h ~ 'liiiiL Wolou ...otGt! doUan liD c• Co~ts, 10.2, Mabaffey, . Phlls, t 1-2, Bunning, Phlls, 7·2, Marl- vncJo oli*tpk Jw looM J1a el ••• ' chal, Giants, 10.3: Buhl, Cobs, I s11Dpson • p• ches panthers I To 6 } · 1 Over p0 rf}and and 1 READY· MIX CONCRETE how Ia S.: \ t the world can we allord It!" u-,. ' w-.. t• w. SOCCER CROWN DECIDED "I CHICAGO (UP[) - Otlcsio ..,.. I didn't have my mind Sdtwaben won the National on It," he oald • .'ll wu J11J1 a Amateur Soceer cltaqtjonship· n>utint llp.jll, K Sunday by defeating the Pbltasui"''Ynn up lite tlciOty, be delphia German·HIII!Ill'l811s H said • • lllrowiDtl It aw~. before a .crowd of orily '8110 . at I 'WIIi fottUrlallt -'lh ,to aet Wlnnemac Stadium. Tilt ball· ll ·back~' . - ' ttme _.. - l.f. eNO FUSS eNO MUSS eNO WASTE . .. DoollvliNd Direct To Your Job happened 011 the 18th bole. -cto.:..:·.. . ...............' Cia" d...........,. ...... ot . . . . . _ s NGS w:: quarterbacks, plenty of receiv· ..ers and a gtant defense. The East had George Mira. The result: East 18 West IS In the fourth annual All-Amert· ca football game Saturday night in War Memorial Stadidm. Mira who scrambled his way ' w: more MARION !UPII - Bill Hoo· ket and Don May, who led Dayton Belmoot to tho Class AA : state cllamplonship, C<llllbilled '' ' for 42 point• Saturday night to 1· lead the South to a 128-112 win WILMJNGTON, Del. (UP!) Richard (Terry) Graham, No. 3 singles player on this year'• Major League S&arultngl National ~ague Umversity of Delaware tennis By United Prets InternaUoD8.1 w. L. Pet. GB :~a~9i;;as e~ecled captain of American League San Francisco 44 27 .620 e squa · W. L Pel. GB ·618 5\!. JOHANNESBURG, So. Africa one with S: 18 left in the game, Baltimore 45 2S .&13 Cincinnati 'rl 33 -~~~ 6'1. <UP!) - The South Afrtcan AmCapping 8 19-play, 78-yard New York 40 28 .588 4 Chicago 34 33 :507 8 ~~: ~:let~l~~IO~an~J~.a drive. Trull passed to UCLA'I Chicago 37 29 .561 6 St. Louis d : e c . r rd r1t- ~ 36 36 .500 B¥.1 ~in Mel Profit for the two-point Minnesota 3B 34 .528 8 Milwaukee . ·~ . urope m o er to 34 37 479 10 conversion Boston 35 37 .486 ll Houston . ll Soavuoldlh mcAtdfen~ sternrmng frolaml 34 39 486 · Clevelaud 33 35 .485 11 Los Angeles 33 38 nc_a I con1rovers The smaller ~ast de!enders, Los Angeles 35 39 .473 12 New York 2l 53 : : i~'nt apartheid policy. sparked by Ohco Stales Matt Detroit 32 36 .471 12 •-lurday'• n--olts ~ell, Duke's Jay Wilkinson ~ ~ fa:::A~t N~ ~~~~-~= :~s,en!"t!~ove~:om Please - doo't tab II out on the song-mllllts. Could YOU a hit tune out of that lllarll, "I W811Dl H.tnd• With • Guy Wha tbe Blue Ribbon at lh tail," or "Nuclear Pby1 Love You!" , (ActllaUy, tbls IJ what man more cals want to do. JIJ'O very bll lbasa but lbey'B never quit. ldueala popular songs.; ................... ............................. ..,. . 126-ll2 Win weekend 5ummary Doar Helen: Have you ever aceldenbtlly tuned ta one one ol those radio otatloDs that specialize 1ro "teenmuslt?" kids bear their Idols say they judge a boy by b I I or a lfrl by her curves Ia II any "''nder we people art dtmloplng a laiN of vlllueaT Cu't tbiDg be done 1o prate..'! lmm.. tun mind· from money-m a d 10118 wnten? Why dol!'t they ltave oonca about r lfrl whose .moUons aroutted when her b o Y· frie.'ld talko of his future as a medical mlssiNlal')' or aclentor lOIIIt dewey-eyed ln&enplolng IWQ for ~ boy who his apan lime on h Ia ~'r.lr project? As • col· sealor I look ba·:I. With to eocnt the friends and who have !aileD prey to tbls ldnd of Iuiu • box trash, and thank God I was aLATI! BLOOMER - Pace South's hJJ n1at uUons. Ike didn't Taft was up to that task sold ts Idea to Elsettbower. 'lbe aeneral then wanted to kno~ why Lodge, himself, didn I nm against Tall. 'Ibis eolumn Is dedicated to replied tltal be couldn't wiD living, ao If yw're hav· that Eisenhower could. '11lat lntuble or juat plain parenUy ..Wed it for Elaenbow-ltn.,blle, let Helen nelp YOU. er-end "'entually lor Taft. wiD also welcome your own I.Gdie became , amusing esperionees. Address campaign manager, lirlt Bolte\ in are of thJJ the ~allon and tbeD for preoideacy ltaelf. 'fttal role II belleved to have Lode•. his Senat. Job. Up l'&<!leCtinh thai yesr,, I •t wu a Yourtl D comer by the namo ol. JohL F. Kennedy. IAidge bad time to eampalgn for hlmaell\ while campaignlnjj lor EiJeD. bower. U. wu deleoted wbllo Eisenbowel won bandlly. LodJe Ooea'l Q1cll The Job IAidge did .., lltlll ankl those who Natlenal ...._..... Np,......dln r es among _..,,. .,,..." 1..., ,.. . _ jp'eaUy admired the Qrlo ,.. ..... - .... ""'· - • tor and felt that be would havece~~··;•~u;•·~·-~ oo"""" " made the better president. It Is .:."":.':""!.~. one big ·-eason wby Ludge does -"" 111,.., ioo 1101 click with tbe P*riY orpr> ,.. •- oa.;., lzatlon when own D8Dil! .put forward for tht -"'•entlal -- -·- .,,., - .,. """ -•--lfon ,.._ .- " ~· --- hJJ:::;j MUSURING STICK By GI!ORGE 0. UNUiViiD h DINo with aensational l lound 8 alI I more whipping connected for the Colts. UPl tiptrtll Wrltotr lllillnll· Washington 6-4; Booton sweet>- Walt Bond who homered in The San Francltteo Glauts art O'DeU's lOre arm alao gave ing Cleveland 8-5 and 4-3; Kan- th• opener fo~ Houston, cracked irc the llllnual AII.Star High i back In 111'11 place liiday, Herbel Ids first opportunity to sas City topping Los Angeles, a two-run blast, his llth, In the h ba ketb • thanks to a ool'Hl'llled pitcher start. SUnday the 28-year-old ~ : the New York Yankees lOth innit)g of the nighleaji to "Don't be looplr~~ OD lilt ..,. oc ool ' an game. I who cut 1111 lot With the besl rtghthander picked up his sixth splitting with Detroit winnlllg top a threHon rally. Reliever But indiVldual honon went to 1 bullpen stafl In the National 'ictory in nine decisions, scat- the opener, 8-6, then J~sing, 4--1: Lindy McDaniel (1-4) was the Jim Carder of Delpltos St. John, League. tering eight bill and strik· and Minnesota stopping Chica. tooer and Don Nottebart (3-7) who tallle 34 pointo In a lo• Tb, pitcher is le!thander Billy ing out four, and gave the Gi· go, 9-3. was the victor. Ron Santo cooiD8 cauu. Bob Buller 01 Lima 01lell, who recently shutned aots a sweep of their lour-game Chris Short Improved his nected for Chicago In tbe loss. Senior bad 2IJ lor the North. off to the Giants' relief co~ps set with the world champs. ieague-lesding earned-run aver- The Braves put together , Hooke! oetted r1 points and after encounter~ng arm mlser1es f Phl!s Split _Two . . age, shutting out the Cardinals six-run first inning in the openM ~ join ~ceB ~r~~en Gaylord The PhUadelphca Phtlhes, on five hits and striking oul er off rookie Darrell Sutherland By United Prell lllternalioaal ha':(22~;..F~~,!~~'= erry a o aw. who suddenly bave been com· eight lor !tis sixth win in 10 de- and a five-run filth in the nigltt- Saturdoy which broke tho aame open in In hi~ last three rescue ef- ing apart defe~sively , split _a cisions. cap against veteran Frank Lary the third quarter. forts, 0 Dell has registered one doubleheader .wtth the St. LouJS . Ray Sadecki (8-6) was the for their twin victory over the THE C U R R A G H, Ireland win and two saves: mcludmg a Cardinals, wmnmg 5 · 0 and 1 benefactor of the Ph!llies' er- Mets. Denny Lemster (8-S) and (UP)) - Santa Claus, an Irish The South hit m 411 of 7li atopectacular ntnth-mrung Job then dropping . an 8 · 21ron In tile second game. Bill Tony Cloninger (&-71 received colt, won the $202,ll0 11>-mi!e templl from the field, whUe the Sunday when he retired three decision in the mghtcap when !' White had four hits and drove the wins. Hank Aaron and Rico Irish Sweep's Derby by four Nflrt.h could can only 42 of 105. consecutive Los Angele<J Dodg- they commUted six errors and in three runs and Lou Brock Carty homered for the Braves. lengths. The South forged ahead for er betters witll the bases load- two mental blunders. The loss added three hits and scored The Reds snapped a fivegood. 65-63, with 7:25 left jn the ed to preserve a J.O victory lor dropped the Phils a hall-game three for the Cardinals. game Pittsburgh winning streak WIMBLEDON, Eng . .IUPI) _ third period and opened Ill' a rookie sensation Ron Herbel behind San Francisco. Two veteram who appeared with their doubleheader victory Billie Jean Moffitt ot Long ~22-102 margin with 1:49 remainand boost the Giants into lint In other National League ac- through last year lor the Cubs although Cincinnati hurlers al- Beach, Cali/ , and Nllllcy Rich- mg. place beat continued their 19&1 about-face · towed 25 hits during the alter· ey of Dallas ' Tex ' became the The con1es 1. renewed a fter 1 eek for the first time in two lion, the Chicago Cubs · W s. , Houston 10-2 in t~e ~pener then ~b Buhl (9-3) four-hit. Houston noon . Vada Pinson and John ~nly American girls to reach two-year lapse, gave the South I The relegation of 0 Dell, a dropped the to-mnmg second m the opener and Errue Banks Edwards led the Reds' offense. t : quarter-final round of the 11 4-2 lead in the series, The consistent Giant starter for the game, 4-1: Milwaukee swept contributed his lOth homer and John Tsitour1s (4·5) went the Wtmbledon women's sin.-: 1 e s Ohio Basketball Coaches AssoIast four years and a 14-game the New York Mets, 7-6. 9-0, two doubles to raise his aver- distance for the opening wm. j championships ciation voted unanimously to winner last year, to the bull- and Cincinnati toppled Pitt• age above .300. Billy Cowan and and J1m Maloney with eighth-hold the game here next year , pen went unnoticed because burgh twice, 6-2, 1>-S. Dick Bertell also homered lor inning relief help,' took the oec- NEW YORK (UP!) - Lt. Ste- This year's game, the first here ~..,~ .PC)La; WHile Mays was grabbing the A!ner!can Lea g u e results the Cubs, and John Ba!A!man ood. vens, owned by Ernest Wood, drew about 3.500. VAUJ.-7 A.L0"-'2! $1-/0iJLD IND/~TE. won the $29,300 Saranac handiTO ~..... .,... .HIEG,t..frs John Ross or Dayton Belmont Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 29, 1964-3 cap at Aqueduct race track. AMERICAA.f 7.Q,.,;::K ~ coached the South. along with FJELP A1EN ..4S'P/~.'' '!- .. ,, BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI) _ Park Prater, South eastern The East defeated the we s 1 <Ross County). Bob Arnzen, Del· ---------4---".--~-'--....__....;__ 18-15, in the fourth annual All: phos St. John, and Bob Guinta, . . . ,, . . , America football game. Celma ICHS, directed tile North. yrac~e 1'11nl 'Oa Tile Cool Dear Helen· · I'm rolng on 17. I've bad my Pear L.1!.: abate of dates, but not with the a1r11 are • Dayton Pair U'l! I LUI WIll 011 300 W. SmRd --WY MI.._ ••• Will, P1 ; .. ., • • \1 • ~ '(>11. ' ~~\. ; "' I L. GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO.; ~,' 'NOW OPIN SATURDAY t A.M. TOll. IMICN . ,,.,, ' . " DAva OHLINell,. MOR. · '- ' ~ - ·· . fiAGEST. WY 2-3284 M•f"'nt S:PnlfT : [' . r, �. ... . ~ . ... .. ., . . . .,. ... . . .. . ., ... .......... . . . ..... ,. .. - - -- - - -"" ......-...-- .,.., .... ... -··..- -.. =.. - -~ 0::... .J- - . . . .~ ,. - ... . . . . . . ,. ... W' ' .... ,. . . . ... . -- .. -- __, ·-,. . ... . (i f.DIIIY l!lentlne!, Polllet"C~y·MII!o!leport, 0., June 29, tHe MEIGS COUNTY 4-H Neue Settlement Clovereltel met on June U at the home of Grace Hy..u with Annabell Houdashelt, Betty Johnson and Evelyn Hollon, advlaora, 1n charge, Terrie Aoh dernODitrated How to Sew on a Button and Debbie Jolwon demonstrated flow to Fringe Placemats. Karen Grueser reported on Dlf· lerent Bird Feedera. Mary Smith reporU!d on Different Food for Birds. DevoUons were pven by Grace Hyaell on "K 1o for Kindness". The club also met on June 18 at the home ol Linda Hollon. The project les1011 wa1 on a Trip To The Foretl or Woocllot Habitat. The aat meellna: will be June 21 at 1:00 p.m. at tbe home ol Debbie Norrla. Groce Hysell, Reporter. Motber'• Little Helpers met on June 14 at the home of their adv!Jor, Mr. Vernon Weber. The project lesson wao on Cakea and Cookies. Beverly Thompson a. gave ~rts on •••,... .,.,ereges. """ ports wero given by everyone wbo went to the Offlcero and Advisors Conference and by thooe who went on the boat tr1 Plan d p. 1 were rna e for the potato chip sale. Beverly Thompson, Reporter. Dlll'ican fill 11111 tho c.H Pi.. clle were repeated. The project lesson wal on how to make CUI· out cookies. BNI!da Kay Michael gave a report on Hl&lth Rules. Refreohmenta wero oerv· ed and games wore played. Brenda Sayre, Reporter. Riverview ot.H club met on June 11 at the home of Sandra Newlun with their advisors Mrs. Pauline Myoro and Mrs. Mar1aret Brown 1n charge. Nole Myers dernOilltratad How to Make and Apply a Conled Yoke. A report on Emergency Preparedneaa waa glvan by Patty Dortl Each girl b to bri"ll a acrapbook, slue, and matarlal for a acrapbook for the Junior Hoot and Hostets Project. Membera are to bake cookie• for the next Bloodmobile visit. Refrealunenll were served by the hoa!A!aa. Next meeting wiD be hold at the bome of Jean Whitehead on June 23. Jean Whitehead, Reporter. Chester Farm Mrs. Vada Hazelton, advisor, In B oya met on Juno 15 at the home of Joey Batley with the edvtsor. Rosa . ha T Cleiand , In c rge. en mem· b Re ers were present. ports were given by Jerry Fraderlck on Gardening: John Meredith on Po . uItry; EarI HunI on El ectrlclty Blld J~y Batley 0 n · ~ Forestry. Refreshmenta were served after the meetmg. Reports were assigned to Jack charge. Demonstrationes were given by Janet Mees on Ho" to Make Tater SBure and Jean Mees on How to Make Broiled si.!ltant Reporter. Meredit~. and Elmer Nowell. A weiner roast will be held at the home of Earl Hunt on June 23 . .Jack F'rederick, Reporter. Bedford Belles met on June 16 at the Bedford Youth Cen- ter with Mrs. Helen Carper and Frederick . Roger Osborne, Jim Peachers. WendY Carper. As· Columbia Make It met on 12 at the Columbia School 1June with the;r advison. Freda The Chester Band-AidA met at the Ch~ster Grange Hall on June IS at UD p.m. with Shar. on Frecker, president. presid· lng. The members answered the roll call. The project lesson was on Bums and Shock. A demon· stratton was given by Marilyn Karr nnd Esther Spencer on Making an Improvised Litter. Mrs. Patti Boer is lhe club ad· Smith and Emma Marie Whit· tington, In charge. A demon· stration was given by Debbie Stout on Correct Way to Set a Table. Ruth Ann Jordan gave a report on Health Safoty. Refreshments were served by Ruth Ann Jordan, Patty Walsh and Kathy Cheadle. Su&e Nel· visor son. Reporter. TI ll!lu Josep!llne Ritchie ,... lunled bome .-117 from St. Joseph hospital where the UJ>. derwent an operatlttll on her the pi· foot. American Legion Auxiliary No.' ano to plly a medlty of tunes, JULY 1 1!02, the Jlltllor Auxiliary, the sung by the Juniors, Including ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Osborne IS The Deacons and Deacones· Middleport Unit No. 128 and the ··Regina ," to the tune of "Cle- and children visited with his e• ol the First United Presby· Pomeroy Unit No. 39. was held , men tine." in honor oi Mn. mother, Mrt. Edith Osborne, PT. "'LEASANT - Waldo terian Church of Mindleport at 1!•: Post Home In Racine i Hall. and other relatives recently. (Jack) Thomas, 56, Route 2, wtU opoosor an 'ce cream so- Tuesday, June 23 at 8 p.m. The Jumors, under the dlrec- Mrs. Violet Hlll temairu; VerJ Pt. Pl•&~•nt, died Sunday at clal Wednesda, • July 1 hegin· Openi"' in ritualistic form, ' tior. of tlleir adVisor, Mrs. Da· weak at St. Joseph Hospital. Her 11:25 a. m. at his home after ning at 8 p.m. on tht church the 8th Dbtrlct President, Mrs. ' Golda Mourning, secretary; son, John, was called from _ ...~ti a II months illness. lawn. Homemade Ice cream, Regina Hall, wos installing of· : the "Flags" each flag repre- France. r A veteran of World War II cake. coftee and kool·ald will ficer ror Junior Presidenl. Sha· l senting a different country. Miss Carolyn Parker retunr · itY 1or a and an employ.. of the Mariet· be served ron Theiso: nrst vice, Krista I MiRS Roberta Chancey report- ed to Ohio uniVera ta Manufacturing Compal1)', Yost: Secretary. Debra Hili: I e<t on the work the past year 10 weeks summer coune. he was horn May 7, 1908, In Treasurer, Donna Theiss; and pi'08ented the retirmg Jun- Elaine Milhoan is vialtllll! ' Maton county, the son of the 8ftl800 Chaplain, Linda Yost; Sgt. of ior president, Miss Juanita with her uncle and aunt, Mr. late Orvill• and Alanrho Plet.., arms. Beverly Stobart. and hio- Smith, a gift. and Ml"ll. Edward Shaelfer ol Thoma.·. . . tortan, Sharon Teaford. . rn closing, ~Its. Chancey Forest Run. SumvJng are his Wile, Mar· Pomeroy o!llcers were Mro. i recl"'d the poem, "Creation." Mr. and Mrs. Howdy Wolle IS th& McCarty Thomas; three P•arle Knapp, president; Mra. I Refreshments wero served and and children called on Mrs. · d~ughter• Sharon, Donna and Ruth Hennessy, second vice: social hour held. Al:cc Dodson Sunday ofternoon. j FAST, Ctndy Thomu. all at !Jome: By Mra, John Stolt Mrs. Carrie Neutzling, secreMrs . Navada Beaver and ~wo sons Eiwlo and Rt.ehard Rev. aoo Mrs. Scott of Lngan' tary, ~nd Mro. Ruth Thornton Laura Mae Hartung of Chester CONTROLLABLE, Thomas, at home: two Olsters, c•lied on Rev. Barnhart a re· lchapiam. called on Mrs. Thelma Fam• Mrs. Gaynei. McDole Leon Rt. cent Sunday Middleport officers were Mrs. ' worth one evening recently. CLEAN AND 2, and Mra. Ha•el Moos, Pt. Mr. an~ Mrs. Rober! Jewell Albert Rouoh, president: Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Art Kasper and Pleas•nt. Rou!A! 2· •nd one had lor their dinner guests 8 vid Yost, gave readings on '-' Clara of Columbus werr Mon· 1 ECONOMICAL! brother. Clarence Thoma•. Pt. roee.nt Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dale Kennedy, treaourer: day vialtors of her parents, Mr. Pl;asant IRoute. 2. ill be h ld Glen Jewell DownlngtOI Mr Mrs. Charles Kesolnger, chap. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr. Sot JOUr Ill Applilnll Dialer Tu ~era t'":;:' 1c~t "" E~B and Mrs. Virgil Atkins 0.;d Mr: . lain, and Mrs. Henry Rellmlre, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woode ch"urchal wa•"th tehe Rev".' 0Hnerman and Mrs. Frank Halliday. ' Sgt. of arms. Mro. Clara Milhoan and El· were Sunday visitors at the COLUM.IA G45 atne, Tony and Mikel, and Mrs. Bahr home 0' OHIO I.. C 1 Jordan officiating. Burial will Mrs. Gr•ce Carr •pent Racine officers were M r s. Jean Seidenabel and daughter, i'"""""'""";;;·~-G:Ie~n~•:•~S~.!M:Uh:oan:· .:;;;;;;;;;;;~';;;;;;;"~·;;:;,: be In tbe church ~metery. weekend with the Ernest Carr M 1 Hoi · z ··F ds C famllv at Pomrroy yrt e ter, presidML Mrs. Jacklyn motored lo Lancaster 1 Hren Fma) ca 11H" 1 ·' row- Mr. •n' Mrs Charll• Jon.. Garnet Smith, first vice: Mrs. to visit their sister, Mrs. Wil-l 11 usse unera1 orne. · · · Oval Diddle, second vice·. Mrs. rna Bl'b"·e and husband Ha• called on Mr. and t>lrs. Bige "" • •• Gretta Simpson, secretary; Mrs. old and son Tony RETURNS FROM FAIR Lambert a Sunday afternoon. Blanch Spencer, treasurer ·, Mrs. Mr ' · OPTOMETRIST Ch 1 E Le Mr8. Lana lllbsan camo home s. Alice Dodson received 1 M Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 6 (Close at Noon on d aMr."' C · 1 , ~·. son! 8 h r. from Davt"" after •pendin• MadrgMaret HNoudasheit, chaplain, word that a friend Mr8. Maud an '"· ar ~ o •• an, · • an "· aoml Stobart, his· White of near Sumner had a Thun. - Eul Court St.. Pomerov has returned from a trip to the some time with her son, Rob· !orion. stroke but le lm·· ··'na. world' s F1 1r. He a1so v11 lied ert Gibsor- who hod sur•erv """'""'.........,,......,..,.......,..:;::~;:..;~:;_: "' . · ,........,,.; In Barrington, Rhode Island with Mrs. Obert Markins, Bob Wlngtel. 8 classmal.f' of ville, was gurst of Mr$1. Orace G . So th T 1 h Carr Waldo Thomas Dies Sunday At H' Horne ~ Joint Installation of Officers I.~9~ R ~s~~~ta~X!~fg/!~A~~!.~~~u'!tin¥~!'! H • vi}) Wi1liam Sheets Of Cheshire Dies Saturday 4 Persons lnjur_ed Sunday As Vehicles Collide HeJtdon . • Mystery l:n Mississippi Deepens at New Reports GAS COOKING e News Notes I" Rid ge .Keno N 10Ciety Oles LADIES CllSHIONED SPORT SOCKS l 59c & 75c THE SHOE BOX . 'h' N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. ° eorgla u ern ec 1, w ~ EARLY WEEK . lhe boys have been stud.vmg Thom•s W•ll• came home gas fuels. C~arlea also VJ&Ited f,·om M~igs Memorial Hospilal with 8 rou~m. Mr. and M~ . very much improved . Ra)_Blackburn at Lellyard, Con· Mrs . Vi•ginia Porter fell nnd nec11cut . fractur&d her arm recPntl)'. Mr an" Mrs. Jerry Waldeck EN.JOY PICNIC SUPPF:R of Glou•te1 were rerenl Sunday The W.S.C.S. ol the Long , ' Bottom Methodist church met I in the basement or the church HOI.fl COOKOUT for the June meeting with I Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hawk members present. The entertained with a cookout SunreadlnR was the 17th , at /heir Mulberry·&\ hume. of St. John, and proyer were Mrs. Vannie by Mrs. Hazel Edge!. A Badgley at1(. Mr. and M r 1 , supper was enjOyed by t h C1.rtis Roush and Cheryl Syl· members and their via Joyce •nd rhester, of Mid· The next meeting will be July dieP.,rt and Mr. and Mrs. 2llrd at Portland Park with a Hawk and Dennia •nd Mary, picnic supper at S p.m. A gl!l·weli card wo• sent to l - - - -M"'. Willoughby Hill who Is in Pleooant Valley Hoopllol ARRESTS AMDE DIPENDABLE St. Joseph Hospital in Parkers· i ADMITTED burg, W. Virginia. Tills Is part \ - Norman Curl· PT. PLEASANT - Arrests DRY CLEANING ot the club's community pro- I man, Pl. Pleasant: Mrs. LY?" by local law enforcement offl. jort The dub decided to join I lord Sisson, Plmy: Mrs. Wallie cers during the weekend were ill on the potato chip ule. The , Herdman, EvanJ; Mrs. OcheJ Harold Patrick, 24, Pt. Pleasand m..etlng adjourned to meet Rollins, Leon: Charles Stanley, ant: Thoma• Steadman, 81, COLD STORAGE June 24 a\, 7:311 p.m. at the , Pt. Pleasant: M~•· Donald Me- Donvtlie, Pa.; Bob l!:ugtne Chester Orange Hall. Twila Kinney, Gallipolis; Dana Ald- Long. 22 Columb111: Albert E. SERVICE Karr, Reporter. , rJd.(!:~. Pt. P;easanl; Howard Adkin<. 53, Ashton; Raymond Erwm , Bidwell: Olin Camp- L. Smith. Buffalo, and Grover ROBINSON'S 1 Porlland Ideal mel on Juno : bell, Hogsett: Carol Kegley, Pt. Ha>elwood. 41, Pt. Pleasant, L1underer•Orv Cltlntrl Ctl'lvenl•nt Plcku~t lfi at the Portland Methodi<l [ Pleosant: Mr.. Rlrhe~d Eule· all char1ed with Intoxication. Station• In ctutrrh with Mrs. Ruth F.hf>rs. i ton, Bidwell; Dav1d Sunth, PI: Mlddloport-P-oray bach, advisor. in eharge. Pleasant : James Nowlin. Pll· Lynford SiB&On, Pliny, a daUih. Ph. Pomeroy W'Y 2-M21 Sayre demonstratHI How ny · I ter ; Mr. and Mtil. Ochel RoJMtddloport WY 2-mo Cbop a Vegetable and how DISCHARGED - Linda •:itl· ~~~~~~a~~!!!:~--j Cook Eggs. Paula Sayre let, Gallipolis Mro .•tack o: ltl"llted How to Make a Noely, Pt. Pleal&nl: Michael • •• role Dish and How to Thomf"'on. Letart: Wendell and Cook a Vtgetabl•. Williams. Pomeroy. Ward had opening services. BIRTHAS - Mr. and Mra. call WIB anawered by habits. The club decidod to porarily cancel their cookie sole. Joyce Ritchie, Moko us your he,od•ouoorters fix-up supplies. We sp•cialize in thi1 field and can give you quick, efficient service at money-•aving prices. Plywood 4' x I' AT YOUR FRIENDLY A&P STORE U low II Lumber 2" x 4''s •• low n . 9c lifb ft. Shelving lumber •s low u l21'7C lin . ft. AspJotalt shingles as low u $3.99 - SO sq . ft . /ILL GOOD BRAND 2-1~. pkg. c Ceiling tile as low u . . . .J5c sq. ft. Floor tile as low as I Sc sq. ft. Tile-board as low aa 11112 c sq. ft 79c lin. ft. Formica as low as '< Pegboard 4' x 6' as low os $2.76 each FUR COATS ""I c. LEAN WELl TRIMMED lb. LARGE SIZE ---------------------------------·--- NEW SHIPMENT OF Chester ,8o .!< Sew met on June II •I the Cheater Gra1111e Hall. 2J .members wer, present. Roll ealJ waa anowered by namlog their favorite president of 0111' country. were.glv\)11 by Celia McCoy on How to Cut Out a Pattern; by Jill Swain on How to Hem a Towel, by Debbie Williams How to Set a Table. Two memben were added. The oow haJ a total of 30 membera. Refrelhmenta were aerved Allee Smith, JIU Swain Debbie Williams. The meeting will be held June at 2:00. Joyce McDaniel, porter. Cookout, Pknic, Held on W edne1day Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goegloln en!A!rtained with a cookout IDd picnic 111pper Wedneaday evening at their home In Flai· woods honoring the Rav. 11 d Mrs. Robert E Card and fam· lly. Following the supper, the lfOUP enjoyed fishing. An eiec· tllc percola:or was pre~ented ~- and Mrs. Card as a fare· wen gift. Prnent were Rev. and Mrs. Cord IDd children, Ruth, Daniel. John, Paul, oan, Rebeecs and Elizabeth, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 11111 children Angela, Robbie aod Linda and / c ABOVE RETAILS EFFECTIVE THRU WEDNESDAY JULY 1 ONLY JANE PARKER - miss out vacation fun ..• \ POTATO BREAD money... STOP IN AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION. CHOOSE FROM OUR BIG SELECTION OF FABU LAMPS AND POU UGHTS. PRICES START AT ••• Mr. and Mrs. Mal~ II. Pomoroy SAVE Special 10c 11 J 9c s FOREMAN & ABBOTT N. 2nd Ave, MlddleDOrt, 0. 4 WIDE·SPACE FREEZER SHEI.VE$ OF THE DOLLAR -- ....... (S.IectM It•"") Room ONLY1J995 Alr.Condltloner 01. l.olves '"'·" ~ A\'IIAGI lo!ONTH~ • N0·0€FROSTINQ. IN FREEZER Many years ogu, rebo-wo (colorful hand-woven JhawlsJ Were· a major e~~:port of ~1exico. Today, Mexican exporters are more apt to be olering • AUTOMATIC ICE MAKER ce• MEAT KEE!tER . ment. FRUIT "NO EGG BASKETS Like oaher natiom, Mexico became lnduotrialized; and more technically accomplished. Now, Me.tco exporll more than 1000 manufactured articles rang· ing from ball bearins• and oeamleso steel tubing to ~ewing machinPs, office furniture, condensers atnd electric toaster!!. 15cOFF 3~1b.- COFFEE Half of the imports of our number one Latin Amer. 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE •1'• RED CIRCLE COFFEE BOKAR COFFEE 11 10 ----- ~-.....;.,.._.;..__,.....,____ . __, Whera do you get your rebozos?" lneredUJie - BV'J' 'I'RVE! Hotpoint 4,100 B.T.U. 16 UP·F'RONT DOOR STORAGE "The 11ame place I get my cement/" JANE PARKER- MADE WITH POTATO FLOUR-SLICED Call us for the 101 MILLIR, Mar. S'ACIOUS 11.& CU."· REFJIIIGUATOR BAKED FRESH DAILY APPLE PIE on summer Sicnatun LoaD• bJ CllJ Loon 6 Guam>tJ CO. Avallablt 100 Ct. Pkg. Paper Plates No nud to lloegleln and daughter, (.'hlir·ll I. lelle. doz. FONDA a.. Cook and Eat met June 11 It the home of their advisor, Mrs. Sara Roush. Mrs. Jean Baymen and Mra. Ruth Hoi· man are a~o advisors of the elub. The meeting was called to order by Janice Manuel. The Pledge of AllesJance to the 1.. . Jeffe Donohue Age69, Dies Unexpectedly ADMIRAL QUALITY COIISTRUCTIOII ican C\.Utomer are ~1chfnery, eqWpment and suppliM to keep production boomtnc. The tradition of quality synooymous with rebozot Is kept alive in today'• produoll. You can still 11•t rebozos-the lime place you set your e<~inent. ' WV 1-BSI ,I •· . ... . 1 • MILLER'S MAYTAG . ' , "'IDDLIIIOIT J .I . ' Nlftlll• "-SSded . .gnttiG Deor Gaskets IUPLEX 11 Meldco, Box 1900, New York l9. ... AND OI\ILY AT ·INGELS· FURNITURE .ADMIRAL ...... ....,,.. ...... KnowJedse of our modem neighbor is Important today. s_.nd for the free 18·pqe booklet, "Know Mltlltll ACI'Q41 • ...,_,..llllelenl FaMSinaua.u.n • "PH:n, l'ln<llor" ,.._ Unit • Nylon•BIIIri"' - I. MAI.N IT, WY 2·21192 ' ,. POMIIIIOY �..... ·-- . ..... .. . ... -·~ · .. . . . - . • < • ... - . .. ... ... ··-· . . .. . " . . . . . . ... .. . . .. - - - - - - - - - - - , 1 6· Daily Senl inel , Porneroy-\fiddleport , 0 ., June 29, 1964 I INF~~~~~ON H)fl a.,"". w o.~ *' t>uo!I~Bfl(ltl D.-~~~~=~ IHWl Mon<l•• 1 \l >\ @· F'or ao:.· .. p•n:J "n''' ~tUII 'I Q.a , nl l>t,..,h ,.. Rt ion 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Dr. -----, $1495 LAil·al '11' 1WI" . dean m l t>rior , tin·" likt' Ill'\\ . Jt'{ black finish. P ow•·r~lult> . ht'ah'r 1111 Kii:G Ul II I"IUI'II:o- f"he 11111>11"""'' ,...,r, ... • rot ctW ht 1960 Olds "88" 4 Door J.o.:al u\tnn l'IP::tll uJ!Priur . Jt"l bla<'k rinb:h. ,....iR<"I ~ n .• l<d> <1 t!t'"l<'rl •'-11'<"1 \o "Rt)le [r r.>t• Ul nlllA "• n erl il Qt ~pnr•l"'l •hn wii.J rro .. •mm ... t i.• •el.t nn• M ra~pol'l• i~.. .,ur.. po \H'r ~lt>t"l"nt.!!,. nnltu. ht> :~tt·r. ~ood t irt-~. {Cll r,. 11ro thai> ... n, ,,.,, ,....,. .. .,, •n •rr ' "' " 1961 Corv•ir l•kewood Station C~n UI Pf!t ""r rl fl"t! $1495 :!9 .01Xl 1u.:tual ·uilt-s ~~w •ltt>SS int t>-rl(lr. Puwerglide Iran~ .. radio . ht>dtt' r ~harp <ht r~ ~rt't'n fmish and elt>1m tn- Lt>"·" ~ Wag. ·n ~rt tnn lh~~r• Mrs. Walter C. WeiT)I, M. . w Va.; James Johnoon, Rt. 1 'Let:,t · Mrs. William R. Zero kie Syr~cuse; Ronald M. MlJ. ler.' Rt. 1, Langsville; Mrs. Mllford H. H•wk, Rt. : , Long 8cJt. tom, Mrs. Paul W. Porter, Coal Grove; Mrs. Dana R. Bush, Wellston; warren E. Stroth. blackfork . 00 Mon itor's new air directors channel coot air just where JOU want it Rea.soa1ille Rau Call WY writ O.y 01 Ntt!bl I • tic h'rll•r wh t tt· w:~ ll tlrt"s \lkf' nt> " \l tnlm ur" r·niJ"IIt~ till ~~ n•• tJ l.enu• pe• wor~ '"' fh,...., ,.,..., Entered Hospital Millersvillo: GIUo lEad your 5ewer U'OUNel We taave aD lb8l Sewer Maellt:Des Hydra-Mr. liC, Pomerov Motor Co. - You'M love the sleek new Monitor slim· line case. It harmomzes beautifully w1tl\ your car interior, tucks neatly under the dash, takes a m1 nimum or space. llrtb Mrs. WIUiam R. Zerkle, Sy· OPEN I!VFS. 7:00 P.M. ior and exterior . Contracl or racuse, daughter, 8 :2.5 a.m. 'I.JtiE~ •1 ?.!\ l<11 ~o,t , '" "' "'! '"'n You get all these superb desisn and mum Eec- h .a dl"""~ ' w""' t.<POMI!ROl . OHIO Dlocharged by the hour. Free estimates. performance features, plu s 24 ,000·mlte . OF'f't (" ! HUI You'll arrive unwilted, bnwrfnlded--for automotive type warranty , be~ cked by Call WY ~-61176 . Earl Anderson, Jewell Kim· a .30 4. M ~o ). llt • t' \] Lllllil' the Monitor dehufTltdtf ies. as welt as a team of over 10,000 lectory tra1ned ---=-- ·--== Sat.or<lny ......R ·31l A W · u \11.1 o Qull 6 24 6tp berling, William Matthews, cools, the air ill your car. And the serv•cemen coast-to-coast IT"S SO EAS "I' Debbie J. Simpkins, Jean M. S.le I · fO PLAlE >\ Business Services AMERICA'S TOP S£LLJNG CUSTOM INSTALL£! AUTO AIR CONDITION(R ftf'S UL"f P KOIJL 1..."l''oG i Newberry, Dottle Phelps, RobW J\.'IIT o\.0 A demonstt•t1011 ride tells the whole story. Ask tor one todaJ. Nl('E t.F;.A.'\ 0 :o.ia tu r a! carpets ert F. Souders.· Mrs. Roy Bias, gas <LEAN \ OIJ R wool : ran~f'. 550 00 Jot>.n We-U.s. on ~ou r Uoor evenings. ConMrs. Raymond B)lers, M r •· PHONE WY 2-2157 ' Purtland. tJh~~o.\ 1act · Rutlrmd Furniture. :511 John Slaytor.. Mrs. Sherman ' 6 23 61< While, Mrs. William Skeens, - - - - - - - - - - - - ' sJ:(~K-RtlO\t and invalid sup-- 2.-1811 Mrs. Dana Wright, Earl Acree, Pomeroy Phone WY 2·3898 p iJ~::; ::~01. aids foe yoor com- TO Bl!.TfF.R sE'rve you. we Mrs. Ruby Dailey, Mrs. Mild· Nct ~tt \":V'1 a comple-le ha,·e N'\'f'"ntly added a 4Notic. red Roush , Mrs. Joe Call, Mrs. '•-· .....:rulc~s. w~l chairs, wbt>t>J dn ve, 1'• cu. yd., . 1 R. L. Miller, Mrs. Frank Map.._~ ..,_,mm..~ unnah . undt>r lront f'T!l loarler. 1 b.ac k hoe' t:•sy Term• Avall•blel Mrs. Darrel! Flaker and ~- ttt.od pan.-;:. t"l r . RoUer and bulldozer work ~ lso per· Auto Sales HAO:KEn'S da~Jghter ; , Mrs. Roberl E. Mo.Ptta.rman. WY 2-3586. Mid- : rnr~ . free estimate. Phon'" ' • Mrs. Ralph Litchfl.td SOHIO SERVICE ...I.L. 6-26-JOtc eH·ning~. WY 2-3243. Em loW:"f:"..'l"! . 1961 CHEVROLET Impala Con· Major League Results Uecker, Mt"Carver (8 1. Loser- and son and Mrs. Paul Sexton POMEROY · ~--- - ·met ,r Shult'r. (342 Page St. WY 2·3198 vertible V-8, good condition. By United Press International Cuellar (O·t:l ~~~t..~ER 5t:"\l"lll" ma..:binE' in and daughrer. ~.. ~ MJddl t>port .) Contractor . Phone WY 2-2421. 6-26-Gtp America[ League dart l·aomo:>t ~ tth full guar· i 6 1 ~ l2tc 1 1st Game G Real Estate For Sale ' ant~. Equtppt>d !o dQ zigzag ' - - ;-All;·;;;;;;;.;il&rvice. roo Rambler I' Cleveland · 000 121 100- 5 9 0 (Znd .a mel (Snnday's Report) sewmg. but ·onlloh:-. mono~Ta.m , ftil'hrd 's Alnmment '"'.:' W..-kl S=~~ Compacl Boston o:n 1100 22xa 12 0 Phila. 010 00001!>-2 8 61 Entered Hospital b!tnd bern. etc. F'ull balance, I itormerly Grueser BodY HOUSE FOR SALK 6 rooms 14 0 St Loui; 100 02Q 23<- a ! Mrs. William F. Stapleton, S+.J 75 or S6 \lO monthly . Phone j WQrk s I. 286 W Mam _St., and bath. Custom built kitchen q.l.. ear room, ride and performRamos . Bell {3 J. Stange (5J , Cul p, Bald. schun 18 ) and Dal~ l. Rt. 2, Crown City, Mrs. John WY 2-221H . 1i 25 5tc Pomeroy. OhiQ. R H. RJck"6 Abernathy (7) and Romano. T d 17 s d kl near sehools. Corner of i ...., Small car_~!""' Lamabe, Spanswick (7), Radatz rymple , 'tan os ). a IS. Slaytor., Bidwell. Robert E. ,......._.-.._...;._-..·- . - - , an1. Phone WY 2-3576. coin & 4th in Middleport. mana~:_-·,. (8) and Nixon, Tillman (8). 18-61 and McCarv~r. Loser J.awson, Ravenswood, W. Va.; SI Ydlf"t> l balancing, auto glass, Gene Coleman Sh-2-5329 8ig Freezer a e brake servtce. Mrs Hetet M. Miltenthal, Hun. u-o-•h•• Moton Winner- Spanswic k (2 -3/ . Loser Culp IHI. 6-27·3tc All Sires • Sal• Priced i s Tl 441< 2-3196. . . (3 7 HR St t tington . David A. Woodyard, E. Mota ilcred Pom...., -Stange . ). s uar , DR. ~ anooun<.'9'· chan· I I'll E E tC E CREAM ===-:----,c-;c::c-:: PUae WY Z..,.. Mantilla 2, Wagner 2. \1st Gamel Pt. Pleasant. EUzabeth M. Mar. ge of offtr€ hours. "1>atients With every Nt"w Freezer or ' CUSTUM brush hog work . $5 If< (21 Game) New York 004 000 0026 14 2 Knight, . Mrs. Clarence R. Em. 4 22 per hour Ca ll \\'Y 2 6812 . will 00"-~n in Pomen:w,Jrom ; Cleveland 001 000 200- 3 111 Milwauke 600 000 10<- 7 11 Pl. Pleasant. Harold K. Charles Mash or Lester ~ rn10.12 noon. and from 2 ' · 5,30 ! USED FREEZER BUYS lr Boston Ot2 100 OOx4 8 0 Sutherland, Wakefield (1), Edwards, Yawkey, W. Va •• 6-6-30 MIDDLEPORT Nice to 7 _ 9 ··Pfll.. weekday! , On ; Freeter-Refrigerator Comb. .I old . home 62 B • k $2 695 Donovan, Bell (7 ) and Azcue. Hunter ' 61 and Taylor. Lemas· L•wrence A. Austin, PL · 16 Cu. Ft . Unico Wl.th 3 bedrooms. lt·vo·ng UtC - ' d Pie t M W I y L Wo'se Tllll rsdar bv appointment only : CHEST FREEZER _ $100 BULLDOZER work , basements asan . rs. es e . 1 b• th'"'""• II Electra 4 dr. Hard Top. Monbouquette, Radatz 111 and ter. Tiefenauer (8J an Torre. In Raci~e by appointment on- : 20 Cu. Ft. Frigidaire Shows tender care. Low Tillma.J. Winn<,.--Mont•ou•queotte l Winner- Lemaster (S-5). 1 Middleport. Mrs. RaP dining room, kitchen wi landst'aping. brushmg. ponds ly during \-"acation s. HOUSF:- . CHEST FREEZER - $150 cr, cabinelc, and panelling, mileage. Power se~:~t-6 way. (3-7)_ I.<:~ser _ Donovan -su therland (0-l). . Badgley, Rt. I Reedsvi11e. Lowbo.v service. Char le!l' Jeftility room , storm doors and One of finest cars in the HRs - Malzone 2, Donovan , (2nd Game) Howard Goodwin, Athens. Mrs. CALLS ANYTIME. Call WY - . Pomeroy landmark fers. Phone WY 2-62'l2. 1 windows. Nice level lot withbend. $ Smith. New York 000 000 0000 6 0 Clara Kisor . Wellston. Martin 2·2996 . c 6-27-3tr WY 2-2181 Juk Cars•y. Mgr. 6130tc 9 in tOO yards of high school, 63 Buick - - 2, I 5 Milwaukee 1100 053 Olx~9 13 V. McCumber, Rt. 3 Wellston. I'IIJEN >OU USE See Netgter Bu!ldmg and SuJ> 6 (lst Gamel Lary, Sutherland (6), Willey Mrs. Cecil R Terry, Rt. 1 Oak "F'ree. Storage Plan'' ~·ou l!et Repossessed automat ic elet"tro- ply. Rdcme. ror better homes. grade school, kindergarten an ~~~a£Q~ mfle~~e.i~~~:~~~ two su~rmarkets. Exceptional ful local owner. Detroit 100 221 0006 13 0 (8i and Cannizzaro, Conder Hill , Harold E. Carey, South b1g. beautiful em!JlY closet lux like n£>w Full set of deankitchen catunets and storm at $1 0000.00 New York 200 002 04x~ 8 14 2 17) . Cloninger (5·1) and ""''·I Point. Jame, W. Coyan, Jack· space in eXrhBnge tor all the ing tools and pop-oul bags. doors. 11 23 tfc Aguirre, Rakow 0 1, Fox (6), Loser- Lary (().3) . HRs-An,on, son, Mrs. Marcel Scaggs, Ash· room oceup1ed by the family's. Sell ~ new for ov er $150.00. SVRACL'SE - 8 acre Jot with . Pomeroy, Ohio Sherry (81 and Freehan. Ham· Carty. land, Ky. winter clothin!! Here's how it Gu<~ ranl <:>t>d to oarty assum- . Get Acquainted Offer beautiful view, outside of Uton, Terry (5), Williams (7), works. Bring lD all your in~ last 7 pa ymE"nl.s of $6.25 1' Recapped Tire Salel Blrtb corporation less than 300il l '""'....,ii{;N:f~~~~:"";~~~ Mikkelsen {9) and Howard. wmter ·clothes .or call liS for monthl y. Pho ne WY 2-2204 . While they la st Mrs. William F. Stapleton, feet fro m the center o! town, ,nagne. ls 000 00 000._ 0 9 pick-up ···and we wW " Protes6 2.1 5tc 1 :.i~s~~~ER TIRES . $5.92• • hardtop, CatBllna. blue fin· Winner- Williams (1-1}. Loser LoSan' :. 1100 1100 01... 1 7 Rt. 2, Crown City, daughter, 1 good for early vegetables ish. automatic transmission, Sherry_ (4-5) . HRs- Demeter 2, Drysdale (10-7) and Roseboro. SIOnally" dry cl ean them at ~- - - · - - NEW 13-14-15 IN. 11 :12 a.m. regular · r~ 'With free moth WINDOW and porch shades, all TUBES fruil. !-room house with "'ay, Mi~dleporL Call WY ~ McAuliffe, Tresh. Herbel O'Dell (9 ) and Haller. _ $1.45• 1 water, 2 porches, and (2nd Gamel . ' proofing _..:~ bang them up ' kinds. hr(:h va.ltlnce and 1 .Plus Tax Ofscbarged cellar. A real bargain if power steering, power brakes, Detroit 302 000 100-- 6 lO 0 Wmner- Herbel <6·3). for storUM in sealed cedarawning s Vf'nPtian blinds and I Oprn 7 dav 8 each "''cek Loren Taylor. JeiT)I Shelton, radio and extras, ~1!. lk."''.!t bought this month. lzed bap .and~.J'~ you onrepairs. Fre.e est1mate. Date : Bam to 0 p.m. 4 zg lfc New York 200 126 000- 5 12 0 5289 _ Mrs. Wesl<~ Wise, Mrs. Emzte ready lor neJt faU, call Wip(Jf'• Sopply 215 Union Ave:;.~ Lolieh, Sparma (6) and =''""""".F''"'f'%''"'' • "''"(; Brumfielo, Mrs. Henry P. Cool! · HOUSE TRAILF.R · 1964 model, Farm Machinery Roarke , F'eeh;n 161. Sheldon, and son; Mrs. Clyde Riffle, us orthe<.:. let ilur rout~men <now ! >·room' with bath, wood and wtYbe tiionded to !'omen•;. Ohio. 6 23 30tc iI (9) and Howard. WinMrs. Larry Anderson and dau.,.. 1 i panelling, til e floors, (10x55) FOR SALE: Garden tractor , ner- Sparma (1. 1). Loser- She!. ghter; fw1rs. Gamet Sheets and you cle.. brigh1er and ;;o;;r;-:;;:::-:=:;:-<;;:;;;;;;:;~ Next Door Ta Rutland Bank and three bedrooms. In mint (1· 1). HR s~Cash , Brown. newer Remeher the storage USED gas range , Frigidaire. 1 '.~~~~;:'~~~~~;;;;;;' 1 daughter ; Mrs. Albert French, David Bradley, 5 H.P. Cleat 2· I l 0 ~ McCO\', ts Free. Pa.~ Ne1.1 Fan on ' tables, ch<~Jr~ P hone SH · .4.UGTIONEER. conditions, $4300.00. Mrs. Harry t;ralg, Dewey Birchtires, wheel weights, reverse , Balt.imore 300 000 1206 6 1 Delivery A B.C Cleaners and I 4719. 6 J.:l 6tp Chester. Ohio. 3 23 tfc CUCKLER REALTY field , WarrE11 Slrotbe, Freda cultivators, tooth harrow. All Shirr Lau.,dry Mason. W Va i ". - - - ----- t - loan . - - -;= ;m;:;;;o;;;;.-··--POMEROY, OJHO Wa sh'gton 200 101 000-4 8 Snxton, Billy J. Barton a o d for $200. Contact Lynn Hart, SP 3-5S4l. AUCTUlNEER 1 BOX 229 WY -% 31130 4 3 lltltc , 11 S OUR pleasure o Bunker, Starrette (7), Hall Mary Anr Elias. Raeine Food Market. 6 27-31 1 Carpet Sha mpoo'"' FREE Complolo Sen>lce --:-- : 1 (8 ) and Orsino. Koch, Sten- - --;:GUNS ! with pu,chase of Blue Lus- I cnn ~radford FOR SALE in Mtddleport, house t2 ), Kline (8 .1, Narum We buy, seU and tra~ guns tre Carpet Shampoo. Baker \!rfte . P'Mne or Coatad bedroom brick house, te<k,er for sale or trade. WY (9) and Brumley. Winner BiU Wellman. LBB W\Ui:-.m sort Furn1ture. 6 23 6tc c. BRADFORD ba t hs, Jot and a halt, out 2--.iltk 6 4 tfc SU.rrette (1-l! 1. at fiffin Jewt.lers, Phone 5oO 1 ·. RaciDe, ObJo high water • Nice location. hou <e (().3) . fffis ~King , PEACHF:S, r~ady nuw. Come, 1 5 11 tfc See by appointment. or ?om1 PleasaD.t, W Ya. Supplies son. lD 18 ';fc vick your own, $1 a peek. 1 · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - WY 2-2885 or WY 2-3250. Gauge readlags Galllpo. AllTOMOBrr..E lnsur8nce been Brin~ containers. Four miles (6) 1_ 0 _lfc__ TOP fibreglass 'boat, 12 ; Chicago 1100 003 000-3 6 lis dam 18.1, 12.7, running cancelled' 1..,.1 ,....,. opera west ot Coo lville on Rt. 50 at · EXPERIENCED FOR SALE: 7 rooms and bath, ft . metal carrier, oars, fire ' Minesota 020 010 60x- 9 12 three feet Pt. Pleasant, 24 .07. wr's license? Cad Wl 1-1!1641 Blue Sunnro Station, turn left AUTOMOBILE bouse on Rutland Road. extinguisher. 41,2 h . ~. motor, I Talbot, Fish~r (6), Kreutzer 1P<•me,roy 26.57. Hinton.. 63 fall· ll5Uc one mile. Wedge Fruit Farm . Large lot. Aluminum storm $200.00. Like new. Call Ma· (7 \, Mossi (a) and McNertney. Kanawha Falls .04 falling, 6·22-~c , doors and windows. Reason· son 713-5384, 6 24 6tp Stigman, Worthington (6) and I Cltarlesl<ln .17.37, falling. Kanaw· FOR .SALE ~F'O;;;;R-,S0A~L;;E-;;-"7,M;;:id;;:tll;;e:;po;;::rt's taU· ANq ! able. Kenneth Searle. SH Henry . Winner river on the sills. .- -- ·-· , est buildlng, tocated 352 N 1 5012. 6 11 30tc Livestock (J.OI . Loser- Fisher (J·2l. movemrnts: : PUPPIES, $3 00 each. Charles I Second Street, Mtddteporl · JG t tfVItt . IN SYRACUSE, three bedroom Versalles, Killebrew , Alllison. Obio Ki••er - Bayou Lor.. t Mash, Bunker Hill , Rt. Z, I Priced tor qui,-'c sale. Inquire- I 1 modern nome. near school. 10 PIGS. Donald Weaver. Phone raine dowr 12, 6:30 a.m.; Jac6-27·30tc • Pomeroy~-- _ 6-27·31p i at Ohio Hotel. to t6 tt•·1 Mo~ern in•ulated, •all board WY-2-6079 Kansas Cy. 201 1100 100- 4 7 ob G. up 14, 5::10 ~.rn . ; J o h D ' THOROUGH · BRED, stratght , FOR SALE I heatmg, large lot 72 x 295. NINE NICE Hampshire pigs L. Angeles 1100 000 000- 0 3 Ladd Dew up 14, 10:40 p.m.; for sale. Roger Buckley, R. J legged beagle pu~s, 2 months I (;JBSON-Kav Harmony £Uitars I WY 2-2143 Pomeroy, 0 . Phor.e r 8. m to 5 p. m. WY Segui (H) and Bryan. Lat. Jane T. liD 14 , 12:05 a:m.; Frl; old. James Davis, Portland and AmpiifJera z4 month! to __ .. _ ._ ~ _ 2-3974; Evenings, 7 to 9 p. m. D. 3. Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone man, D. Lee (7), R. Lee (9) becger down 14, 5:45a.m.; On· 985-2253, Chester. and Rodgers. Loser - Latman ward down 14, 6 a.m.; N ~ w 1--0hio. 6-2i-3tp pay . see or call Nffin Jewel· FOR YOUH BulldozP.r 'lrk: WV l-2441 6 2 tfc 6 29 3tp (2-6). OR- Mathews. Martinsville up 15, 5:35 p.m.; I DAY BED, chairS; gas stoves, 1 ers. Pomt Pleasant. W Va ., Pho~ "!' 2 -64~/a~ 1 B;l for Rent Beaver UJ IS, 5: SO a.m.; Col· o, · :JOt ---------Natlnal League 1 tables. chest of drawer s, rtc . Phone ~. BilJ Wellman, Les Aey, omeroy, 6 1 (1st Game) houn up 19, 4:20 a.m., Rose G. 1 Roy Kasper, 132 Milbep-y Ave. Williamson. 1•30tt P Insurance down 19, 5:50 a.m.; Dyke down I -• • · · --Cincinnati 030 300 ~ 11 0 1 Pomeroy. 6 21-3tp ;;-;,.-;:;;:;-u.,;;;;;;;;;o-:;;;;--;:;;;;;;;; i HOUSE. on Vine St., in Middle- JOHNSON Slmpaon lnsuriUICe Pittburgh 000 200 000- 2 13 0 · · · · 20, S:l5 a.m.; JeiT)I Bosworth • Kll.l T'ERMITES and protect [ POMEROY. OHIO port.. Ph. WY 2-3089. Agency, '1n. All loi'IIIJ o1 In • U PIECE dining room sui I.e in 1 lawn and shrubs from insecr~ I Tsitouris ( 4-5) and s m i t h. BOW COUIJl ODe get wet In up 20, . :50 a.m.; Cbri88 Junior . . tostume? It's • drea up 20, 6:4( a.m.; Peggy Down.. 11 good condi tion. Ma}· bRe s:f'n : wilh ARAB u 1•~it Conce.o- . 6 25 6tc aurance. Jim Johnson and In the Hearl af L0w, Sosk (4t, Face (4), Prid· suit, modeled ala Jooaeb 1 I at Edna Picken·s, acme 1 . F"'VR =N ;;;l;:;~;;c HE"D ":::an::.d----::u:::nr"u= - rn"-ls:;:h::;ed Bud Slll!lpiOil. AgeDia. lng down 22, S a.m.; ElgercUff p Ohio. 6- 27 _ 31 ~ tntP. Kmg Bllllrlers S u p pI ) • dy (71 and Burgess. Loser show some yeara ago. THE AMERICAN RUHR I apartrr,ents . 134 Mulberry I 1 lfc Law (6-6) HR-Lynch. down 23, 10:30 , p.m.; Edeana --·----I Co., Middleport, Ohto. 1 'I Av.., Ph. WY 2·1i61S . Boi!w,,rtn down 23, 11:45. p.m.; W~Y PUMP ~our .slu gg i~h st"p- 1 _ ,5 2 tfc_ i General Real Estate (2nd <lame) 6 25 tfc Wanted To Buy . V. Horner down 2: , 5:35 a . Cincinnati 005 000 100-6 13 at t1c. tank . Gel Klf'£ln- J::m-Ail. c;JNCF.:R Sewin12: machines .. ! '"HO~U;;cS~E ;-, F~ O;;;R~ R;;;E~N~T'I:::n'PD.•=m~eService ; Jeff Boat down 23, 6:10 Pittbur~h 100 300 001 - 5 12 I _.&>ph c Tank Clennf:'r . Land- , new . s5950 up. Several used Maloney, Ellis (8), , Illinois up Greenup 1 1:41 1 roy _ 3 rooms and bath. Call A LARGE boundary of Urn· It mark !"arm Bur£>au . Pnmf'-~ machmes at bargam prices r.ear Pomeroy, Ohio. Con· (9) and Edwards. Friend, ber Sieve Clicl; up II :I& p. I WY 2-3575 alter 3 p.m. 6-26-lfc a roy. -- 6 29 JOlc The r'abric Shop ';nger Sales CUCKLER REALTY tact: M W. Runyons, Minters (4), Mcbean (7) and Etta Louisville up 11:55 p.. e)MOTOR CYCLE 1949 year. with I nnd Service. Pomeroy , Ohio Bo• 129 Phono WY 2·3830 ~ FOUR ROOM lumished ap<Ut- ersville, Ohio. WY 2-6273. liaroni. inner - Maloney I~;~~~:;:;:~Y up, 4:25 a.m.; ment. Phone WY 2-3651. tw: a 61 size. Harley Davtdson . WY 2-2284. 4 21 tfc I':==========~ 6 23 101< Loser ~ Friend (6-7). HRs p up ~ : 50 a.m .; AJ. p $225 .00. Cali Sh-1·5442 lr ....-. 6 27 tic VISIT IN RUTLAND Stargell, Pagliarani. Zephy. down :11, S:25 a.m.; 6-27 3tp I For Sale or Rent Proteuianal Dry Cleaning FOUR R{)l)MS, bath and base- Guests last week of Mr. and Fieore up 32, 6:30 a.m.: f NEW AND used clot hin g Snld f _ end Shirt Laundry ment, furnace beat.P h o n e Mrs. J . P. Foldon of Rutland (lsl Game) IBt!Ckl~rd up 33, 1:55 a.m.· F. H. I Hour Cleani...., WY :!-3319. 4 211 tic were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Houston J at P.eOJrI H..' wlhnrn e' ~ at "t · ~1 . HOUSE rQr ren1 or sale, by ..,. 000 110 ooo- 2 l~«lmscOI, up 33, 7:35 .:.m.; Satmonthly pa yments on land Alt•rlng •nd Rapalrlng 010 000 010-2 8 1 Monah Rtdge . Raeme. Ohm, Ann •P 33, 4:30 a.m.; Buck· 4 ROOM apartment wttb bath. Stiffler, children Charles, Susie, Phlla. Itt Route 2. WI -9-307~ fi-27-JOtc contract, 532 Mill Street, Mid- 1 Packm •nd lip~rs June, Shirley, Sandy and Mary Chioago 020 121 04x- 10 IS State <!own Meldahl 4:10 p. Pbone WY U38S. tic all of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Larsen (S), .r.WHY FTSh wilh a dead section dleport. Phone WY 2-5262 I 0 lbs. Dry Cleaning $2.00 Parn•Ja D. down, 10:55 p. 5 6 Horner H. Folden of Coolville; (81 and Bat.n.... BulL -·, of a ni gh t crawl£>r? We have f! 15 tfc 015COVNT5 Dfxle Challenger dpwn, 2:· s• PICKUP & DELIVERY Unfurnished bouse, 4 roonl! , Donna Will, Mrs. John Elias, and Bertell. Loser-Brown a.m. wo " Hybri d" dancing and wigutility and batb. 1655 Pom1 and Mrs. Cecil Faudree of Ma· HRs - 3ond, Bateman, Bonkl1,j Galllpollt dam - Invader up Mr gling n · wo,ms fnr $1.00 per Business Opportunities ABC CLEANERS Lane, Pomeroy. Phone WY 2- son, w. va. The Stiffler family Cowan, llertell. p.m.; Lewis down 7:35 lly. 100. John Mohl~>r, Leading I .:::::::::::::_:..__::::::::::~~~ 3874 · 3 3 tic also visited friends in Mason !2nd G&me, .10 Innings) R LAUNDRY 1 Creek R.D .. i\-' .ldiPport. Ohio . :r · ; Lorena down IUS p.m.; T THREE and lour roo'l< lurnisht> 1 and other poin\i of interest be- Hous. 010 000 000 S... 4 11 0 K. down 1:55 a.m.; J. E. g< Phone WY 2-6m. 6-26-6tc I AAAl OIL COMPANY I Moton, W. Va. ed and wdurnlsbatl apart.. fore going home. Cltlc. 1100 1100 'ltll 0- I 8 2 !VIckers down 2:30 a.m.; Mr. lrlt!LACKBERI· u~:s. $2.5<. per wa· i 1Jp.;rat1n1 n..tlonally lia"' op .. n p~ RMERS • f the best bulls menta. WY 2-4434 12 I tie Nottebart, Wondeshlc~ (10) !~;~.down, 3:1li u.m.; John J. Re ter-buckel tun , (2% gallons) in~ fm 1aleR repreAeaUtt i ~e IJI "'. ' FURNL'IIiED and unfurnished GETh HOLE-IN~NE Cl and Grote. Broglio McDaniel prnt~ted a rl!'l. lllbould hii VI! p , down 4:40 a.m.; JInx at the best proce, with tbe ( ) Slantz Berti.U we call John M11hler WY 2--6100, I l m•~tl omO" knowled•t of brm. coil · 9 nation's leading sires in Dal· apartmenta. Inquire ol the Earl Johnson ·of Mason ty , · • 1 6: 50 a.m. 8IU and ,>lace your order ad- 1 •truc-tlon , or otbn ,.a.-y <eqDfll mf'lll. Attr~~od.I VO" cornmlHtOIJ pro · ry and beet . For forenoon Ohio Ho!N. 11-zz.tfc scored a hole-In-one at the Rl•· Rozoosky (9). laaawha lllrer Solvay Ru vance. 6-26-31< 1 " r ~ .., make~~ •l&rtln.l( weeiiJy !n· eome of IHICI .OO to 12\'10.00 POl· J'l d<>wn london 4:15 a.m.; Merconvenience service, <all by MODERN 4 room qnd bath iera Countcy club lnhHunlincedB· bar(1.') ~~~ -Sant.. NrYOI:; PAY less for fine hom• ! ~lhl~ . Bonu8, IU~ llllltiUne. and 8 · 00 · m aft~rnuon service . ton Wednesday when e a a -s • , • up Marmet 4:35 p.111.; R. n v•·o;~;rrlm . J:.J:tenRive Mr furmshtngs 81 Ba11er Furnl- ' h011plt.allzallo · I·OC • ·p• m by calling furrushc< apartment · Pboott 217-yard •·•ot with a th ree-wood. rompllll' t ra inlnf. Fer perannal tn· by Bosworth II down Wlnlleld. tO" r-o•lew writ• tl.>: ... ture in Mlddlepon. OhiO. 5 12 tic Johnson was playing wtth JamCurti"' B~ng Service Inc. WY UB7t. (1" Game) p.m.; Jefler1011 up 1:40 p. alk 4 1l tic Mr 0 . M. Uti8Y Technicion Leland Parker, T!IPEE bedroom house <m IJo. ea Tucker of A~ .JO<I·IIonMilwaukee 600 000 IOx-711 0. F Sbolll'« down 12:56 Lli8111CATION INOINII.S, INC. leDUSED work panls and shirt•. Pomeroy Ph WY 2-2264. colo Hill, Pom.rO) Ph o o e aid Burgess of Pt. Pleasant. St. LoW. 000 000 000- 0 . 5 1 .· He!.., Z. up I a.m.; J..u. P'. o. lo• 7UI Carl ...;hevalier, Lonlil Bottom Albert 1~rk~r Chest.er Ohio. F•rt Worflt, Tun WI 2-3346 or WY 2-21116. Johnson's bole-In-one was the Short (6-4) .and . up 3:10 a.m.; Cbarley-IIOJ Ph. 985-3415. ' 6 24 30lp t 211 lfc fifth lhla IIOa80II al lUvtera. Cuellilr, R. Taylor (I) 1:40 a.m. • 17 30tp .1~- - - - - - - - - " 50 f';, Oou:ount on paoc:l •Gt ai'ICI edt p•ld within II ll•yt ' Mi D Of f H AI\ 0. :!> & VIHTLt ===-:--:-:-:fo.:XPERT bouse painter, inter- You ' PI ride se rene . unruffled- car windows dos.d against wind, dust. road noise. R~ .-...,, l~ 1 HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVICE (EDITIJII'S NOTE: Poy-lele- prQgranw tney now see for visioa wW be laanched Qal 1 free . lar1e - seale iD CaWora11 We applaud educational. culaut mOAtb. Vlewen wiD be tural and oclentlflc programoffered lint • run movies, ming such as bas been promb81ebaJJ ame. and tJtber at- ised by pay TV . 11tis will soon tractions ror wbJch tbey wiU be seen free on Los Angel\;!'1 1 pay a fee per pro&J'IIm. The new educational TV st a t ion ne\t eoterUiomeat form scheduled to start operations in deKribed In llols eolu11111 l"r!· September. da:· - bas brouabt oo•troverBut II II our firm belief that ay and today, tbe oppoaeut1 subscription television will not of pay-TV tell WhJ 111' 7 art be able to pay dividends to ita agal011 lt.) stockholders, nor pay salanes and bonues to it ezecutivea By DON BELDING with " trJps to the museum," cat- Stale Chairman and 'bisits to the Kabuki theCitize~~~ Committee for Free TV atre'' in Tokyo. Wrtltea For UPI Rather, the public is going to HOLLYWOOD !UPl l - Re- be offered sports attractions peal of the subscription televl· and variety shows which a re sion (pay TV 1 amendment is the big time hits on free telethe objective of the Citizens' vision - and they will be asked Committee for Free TV, be- to pay $1.50 and up for them. cause pay TV as it is now auA good example can be seen thorized would make viewers in the very first attraction an· pay for substantially · the same nounced by subscription televi· 1 I "- River news 1 Wheel Alignment B k S • 1 I I -- -- Blaettnars I 0 I -, o Tria":i "''wn I •• ! ':. DAILY CROSSWORD .waou ~~116 I 8, Englllb. author 10. cav:ttle~ 12. French river 18. Plant wttlt dea.utnc properUa~ lt. Spotted oat 16.Furotan animal 16. OJ.a.tmeat 20. Wealc:en 23. Jalbo:"' 17. People of ...... .. Wlldoboop: 21. )(et&l e.FoteM 24. City ~ I.Biopo 23.D!Bpeno at, Blolh tutener ...... 'l'.GtnWI ot Uly: Sa. Am. 211. Ribbed 8. "Old fabric ll.Plaoo 11.Sutf- lie. Ptrpen U . Inner portlona ot 18.Belloldt ...... aaunspot D.BUrnm.er 311. Exclam&. fabric !0. ThUI: L. M.Crtes~ ldbutoq ....... . In_ .,. ....... -- -- duU- 2LOrinooo llllro 29.SmaD !Bland ·~· 8'r.To:poet. afi.Jferit ... uttJe oldid u.s. a . ....., -"·Monva - a. Wlllloat: r.. DOWN l. J'iat.toppo4 I. Sou_, -d hlli I.DIIpute ., OlloM>vo DAILY CB'I'Pl'OQUOTE -- a....,•a hotr tv work 1&1 AXYDLBA.AXB I& LONGPI:LLOW One letter limply ataruta for BllOther. Ill ...ap~e A. II uat tor the three L'.. X for the two a., etc. Stngle letltrt, •PNtrophlt!l', the Jengtb aD4 tormatsan ot the wordl 116 .u lUAt&, - e l y IJTo Code lotion ... -1. w. Ill CHESTER GOULD A Ol)ptup. . ClaotaUo!a C'I'A · ·~ "Look, Hopklno, how'd you llkt to get voted the most valuable player an the team?" --- --WJEH RADIO PROGRAM LOG 5:00 Community News MONDAY TI!IIOUGH FRIDAY 5 116 World. Notional Newl 51S Spotlight on Sports e •15 Stgn On 5·25 Weather '' 15 Musical Clock 5:30 Dinner MUsi{'aJt 7. 30 News Headlines 6:00 SWJset Blvd. 7•31 Muat<:at Clock 7:30 Stgn Off 7 4li fbe l.Jlellne SATURDAY 8·00 OWo Valley News 6:1S Sign Oo . l ·lll World, NatiQnaJ New~ 6·13 Musical Cloco. 8 10 Sporta 7 45 The Llfelille . 8: 15 Weather Picture 8·00 Ohio Valley News 8 16 Musical Clock 8 05 World . National News 8•55 Community News 8 10 Sports Today 8•00 T1~k ot the Tuwn 8 13 Weather Plcrure 8:55 MasQn Count} News 816 Musical Clock 10•00 Family Worship Hour 8>55 NeWI 10•IS Public Service 9 00 Musical CI-JCk 10:30 Latchstring 9.30 Song & Story l'ima 10:5$ World News 9 43 Family Worship Hour U:OO Morning Melodies 10•00 Newo (etreept Friday, 10:05 High Sebool Hit Parada Cburcb Bells Ring) 10:611 Newa 11:46 World Newa 11:00 Anny Time 11:55 M8!0o CouniJ New IU6 Special Communh, 12:00 Community News Program• 12:tMi Local News 12:00 News Floundup lli:IO Markell ~=2o Bantiun Board 12:15 Mid Day Weather 12:25 Newo 0 Gramo 12:26 EvOILI BulleUn Board 12•30 SarurdaJ Matinee 12:25 News 0 GI'IUDll 1•55 NeiQ Beat 12:30 Agriculture A.gent 1: oo SarurdaJ Matinee 12:45 eoun~cy Go r.ouod 2:55 NnWI Beat 1•55 Newo Beat 3•00 Saturday Matinee 2:00 Country Go Round 3:SS Newo Beat 2:55 Newa Beat 4:00 Dlsclnjj wttb Doss 3:00 Let's fake a Break f: 30 Tup Ten Revue 1:55 Newa Beat 5:00 Newa SUmmal')' 4:011 wilb Doss 5:15 Dinner Musicale t :30 7:311 Sign Ofl I' .;.d -- f6. Blwtdered, Deteoted 47,Palnful I ~~::1 ..--: &POelll I Bl OettnarS I /' "-Manti& hemp ~.BL·Cie•ners :I t..._..,..---------'I f L . / orh&m I RUTLAND ' DISCOUNT STORE . u. Dlvt.ion Qf . I t , h e M • ' IICOUt '•====--====-,[ 1 'l 8v FilED LAUWILL l 33.FueweU Ill. Touch end to end 88. Beef, lamb ec ° ~~~ 00. Hlde 32.Enem;r I 1 ' Television NOTICE! I Will Be Away From•My Practice Until After The 4th of July! DR. R. E. BOICE - (Saturday's Report) larl Gnftel . Plambtn& ... Heatmc $1495 Oi·-·- . . -.. Hospi taJ News PIANO turtin@:-:--NewmaD Burdette, Middleport, WY 15246. 6 18 30tc HEATING, PlombiDg, lllueflor Furua=. .\niOid Bredlen. AI ~1 MaiD Streel, Pumeroy. Pbon W\' Z..UU. 1 20 tic (" II,~\ t:Lt.'l l"lU I'iS f' ORHEf"TIIlNS Dt .....,. ..~ ........ ~· Business Services 1,---------------2 S~NS Pomeroy Motor Co. QUALITY WANT AD ·.. ..... .. == •••'PI IIIIi ~ YOU MUST BE NUTTY..·IT15 TOO HOT' TO 8& SWIN51Nt9'' TODAY GHT'l'CM OCWWAGM MVA KAHPMFXPW HWW BVAWWB C'l' MVA KAHQV.-HTTA WF'l'JKABIV Solurday>o Cryptoquoto, IF YOU WAN'!' TO IMPROVEJ YOUR IIAUTH UNDERSTANDING DRINK COFFER IC ............_ . , _ , . . . , 8IDltla' I WMPO ·Radio MONDAY TBIIV FRIDAY 6:00 Slgo on News e:!Mi Sacred 11aar1 e::atJ Cow1!rJ Jllllboree e•!W Farm N.,.. 6:35 Paul BowertT 6 40 Metgs Ct Agr. Ext. 6: Otl e:ll6 6:20 6:35 7:00 Sign On Cnuntcy Music 11me Couo~ Jamboreo John Harmo Breakfut Party t :II Jones Buick Show 10:15 The Good Life 7-00 News 10:35 Music In The Air 7:1Mi Tiny's Chapel 10:46 This Is Music 7:31. Newa ILtr.i Top Teo Show 7:35 Picken; Hardware u ,3rJ Top Tea Show (Duttons) (1uea.·Thun.) 12 •00 Noon N~ws 7:50 NeWI Report 12:1i Mllllcat lalorlude 8: ~ Breo~ut Pli'IJ' 12:311 Rev. MerliD 'feels 1•10 Roy's Food Basket I :00 Platter Pari!> 8,.'14! Van Putrtcl Sporll 7:00 Sundown Serenade 8•41' Baker Furnlture-Wed·P'rt 7: 30 Sign Off 1:5> Open 8011111 t:tiO News SliN!JAY t:OO Cnflee With Janet 7:05 Sign On 9:411 Betty NeWton 7:30 FreDcb City Baptist II :00 Ministerial Assoc. l .ttO Wings of Healing !Uo Country llrtftero M-W 9:3rt Blbla Speako to You ll:ll> Mason Ct. Agr , Eft.Tue 10•00 Votce of Prophecy 11.1~ A.S.C. Program-Frl 10:36 Wub. Raporll to People 11. U Family W01'81lip.-1bura. U :00 Sunday Show 11:40 Tiny's Cnuotey Hyuuus 12:00 Nooo Newt 12 oo Nooa Report 12:16 Christian Hour 12;311 Goeater"' ~ StaNrrt. 12,*1 Rev. MerliD Teets Ul.lt! Music Just For Yw 1:011 B11l1> Graham 4: 1o Blaettnar Sbtno-Tueo. t:a LutberoD 11aur 4:30 Local Newa 2:to Tbo atureb AI ':l'ort Ut Bowllns Scorll 1:110 Countey lf7ma TimertT UO NeWJ 5, S6 World Ia Review 7:30 Sign Ofl 1:00 llaptlst Dour SAT\JROAY 7:00 Sip Ofl TII:TTTEROII'{ NELLIE'S LIFE WA~ SAV!D. WHEN AL RETURNED ..JUS'l' Ill 'liME I SOT JAKE" ~ 0Mi£D NELLIE. SO WHV'D Y"'lVE ''SKINNER:~SLYME ANYTHING 'rG"ET HER All-lAY F-ROM HIM '? ACTUALLY' I FELT IT WAS. WUTI-I F!Vf: ~I HAD !N Mlr~D, �1 - \' ' &·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middltport, 0., June 29, - - - - - - -. . 1.... gueots of ber parents, Mr.f p - - - - - - - · and Mra. Forrest Bachtel and family In Middleport aod bls parents, Mr and Mrs. William MaUack Chester, Star Route. 111Mir-,_.,..,...,............................................- . Mainly About People In Pomeroy Around And About Middleport Attendlnt. the ~ummer Band Clmir concluding .ooncert Sa~ urd&}' evening at Ohio University were Mn. Gene Harris. Mrs. Edward Johnson and Mrs. Ray Hl:cox, Mrs. George ·, BE SURE TO VISIT W1!A i'HII:R ELBERFELDS RECORD DEPARTMENT ........ dm.ader6owent. OM- Wed rlV portly wldelJ e eloadJ - illlmdorshew••· Hlp ...., 15-11, low • • 'IZ. Conveniently Located On The First FIOOI' children_ havt returned from a ·~ Hat'kett , Jr, and Mr. anu Mrs . -. - --- • ........ IJen'Jif fe 2'JI.f1Jtlff'-l"'$'-rt ·~enttn\ ~ fJ/ , ........, ,i:.o.\ POW TlleQ . . - , ...... . . . .. . fermoofr"ll lalftrlk· · 0 :c t;) .r. .r. :;; ~~ ~ I SS...... anl> rtrLCs . George Dalla~ ed. . the two-w~ks cllnlc . They 1 Mr and sons, Steve, Billy and Ml· a... members ol lhe Middleport rhael of Soutr Charleston, High School Band. Archives Buildillg at Fair Grounds is Goal Of Historical s~ciety ! MASON DRIVE· IN ..:t -. I"W -~~-~ ·~ TONIGHT TO Kill A MOCK1NG8IRO' Gregory Peck " JUST FOR FUN" Bobby Vee the Crickets Johnny Tillotson TuH.-Wed. June 30-July 1 FAMILY NIGHTS "BEAUTY AND THE BEAST" Joyce Taylor Mr . and Mrs . Howard Byers aecompanied ber parents , Mr. and Mrs. H C. Fowler to their home in Marysville, Ohiv, t.hi! past Thursday . Milfc: d -----and- Mark Damon Jsell, scoutmast& for Troop 24~ . Boy Scouts, Is an.. nounring a cha:tge- in the regular meeting fot the summer. The meetings will be h e l d 'fuesda} s at 1 p m. 11 the base- ment or th< Middleport Library. Rev . Art Marcum of the Brad- "SWORO OF THE CONQUEROR" Jack Palance Guy Madison (Color) Hawk Family Holds Reunion In Pomeroy MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY . OHIO Natalie Wood. Steve MeQueen, Edie Aoams Harvel Lembeck. Herschel 8ernard1. Stop In right away and see all th~ latest In records for all types of music lovers. Popular, rock & roll tunes, in.the 45 RPM singles and plenty of new aJ. bums in monaural and sterophoruc recordings. Country & Western, Religious, Jazz C~mbos, ~op­ ular Vocalists and many others. Stop m, look em over and select one or two for yourself or for gifts. Tom Bosley. tolorcertoan1 Elberfelds In Pomeroy If you don't find the record you want - Use Elberfeld• Speclol Order Service, It's eosy ond prompt, 11k eny of the soiHglrls. SUN., MON. •nd TUES. Fonda. Rod Taylor. Robert Culp. Jo Morrow Jim Backus Feetur!'tte: Flagpole Jitters 3 STOOGES A.o_nouncing • • - OPENING - FREEZER MODERN FACJUTIES Friendly Neighbor11 Club Meeting Held If You Are Losing Your Lock.er OF OUR Soon, Why Not One Of These Buys? This Admiral bargain holds 433'h pounds. Th•se INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPT. JULY 1st 1964 will be sold on a first come, first served basis. Only shipment we'll have at this lower price. QUIET COMFOll'l' The New ChriBty Mlnatrels m Ohio University Memorial Auditorium. In addiUoo to their recording fame, the New Christy Minstrels have achieved two notable lirsts - they introdured Hootenanny at the White House and on Broadway. Formed in 1961, the group was named after a company of pre.pvil War entertainers created by Edwin "Pops" Chrlsty. The original group rollicked the country with folk songa written by Stephen Foster and hiB con- F9 ~~~R~M~I~ SoloiJI • 12.1 Cll. fl 423'h lb. frozen food otoroge! • Free ing ooila 011 an 6 sides of .inner com.pa.rtmeat liner for holanoed cold throu;bout! • Admind "POIIIIY Pmcher" sealed power unit! • High doasity insulation, temperature wotroU • ('om......l.nced lid with key lock! <M>'>O. ·~ 29'\io" d. • as· a.. sale FRIGIDAIRE .••. .... lt1 T Air Caullo• 7:00 P.M. to 9 P.M. •FLDAJIN& SIJBPBISII'" Tuesday, June 30th • Fe:atur«< • • 'e Is """' 11,0110 11> BTil/llr. Soono _..Ill ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, OHIO The New ChriBty Minstrels anl15- ; strive to maintain the zest and SAVINGS BOND TO BE GIVEN AWAY oAd~- : fun of those early mlnslrel j days, but eliminate bad jokea ' and traditional blsckface makeup. Tickets for the performance will be on sale at Memorial Auditorium and at Athena book i stores. There will be no reserv- tans. • T'tiHp ~ ! ~ Wahlbll twct - • h.. -tiller. • Floatl"'l ..,., - YOU NEED ONLY TO REGISTER. hll ......... AOisal P1i-' fo1eU/ .. GIVES SPECIAL NUMBER Mrs. 0 P. Klein vresented I a special vocal number, "I I Talked with God Last Night" ; during morning worship services at Heath Metbodlst Church. 1'he Rev. M. E. Dow· 1son, minister, II presentiog a · series of sermona taken from the First EplsUe ri. Peter. He will continue the otudy for tbe ~-· BAKER FURNITURE I , CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK "THE FRIENDLY BANK" I • -. t - ·~ ' " - · Sky Divers T Jump at CAP Event m-.. Fair Enforcement Yes, But No Leniency, over Holiday Swim Classes Registration Is Announced i 1 "' • • ..- • • •· • .., • .• ~"' _ _.,.,l!'<. • •,._........ ..,.... .......... -· ... _. . .. . ...... ,....~--·-· ~........ oell I · - -- - -~- ... ·-··~ ' ' • • • ;,., ..__...,, ..,. ... _ ..--p· .. ..:).~ .• - ..... ·- ·~ · ·· _,.._,_...._.. . . _,._.....,.._,.._...,._ _ _ _ _ _. . ,__ _ _ _ _ .... _ . ,._.,.. _, ~.;__ .••• ~ .- ...... _, ... . ·- , ...--.. ~ · - · ··~-'" . ...... .. ~ . ~-- ........ . ....-.--.,. ~!.:~rths:y ;~~:i~ti~:~e:; New Industry Wanting Good U .. niVerSihes • OHIO MIDDLEPORT I Middleport, 0. ~ •• • ell. From Ship Blast Meigs Fanners Getting 'Hard Sell' to 'Make More Money' ._----------------------------------~·•mrt &mday~ • • 'I1le l04.:al society, an lncf». porated non-profit urganizatloll; aims to raiSe $20,000 for tbi projeet, according to Mr. How- •••raJ FREE GIFTS and REFRESHMENTS ro.ooe temporaries . . ed seats. RUTLAND FURNITURE tures and priceless relics .. pioneer ivlelg• Coonty, can be constructed at the Meigs CouJOo ty Fairgrounds. Chamber Names New Directors For Two Years will appear July 2 at 8 p. m. TO SELL Gloat Cap..itr, Dop.-blo Sloroeo YOU ARE INVITED listen tD the still, small rKJice of New Christy Minstrels to Be in Athens 6 ONLY • 29 of 42 Saved Ex Raci·ne Pup•.I Inner f Honors in Madrid, Spain (Technicolor) Cliff Robertson (PT109) Jam• oldest member of the 0 h i o Pioneer and Historical Society, said it is h•)ped that the building to preserve the great number of historical - manuscripts, rare books, maps, pie- ...... He said funds to build the strucWre will be raised through HA VERRILL, Man. - A pi- i contributions from loral don0111 lotless F86 jet fighter plane , and former residents of Meip crashed early today into three i County. Donation fomm are homes and a dozen parked cars j currently being sent to IOJDil oo a coogested, residential . 4,000 persCJns. street, killing two childreu as I 1 they slept. ~ The Meigs County Pioneer The pilot parachuted to safe- i NEW ORLEANS (UP!) - A twin hull drilling ship and Historical Baciety, &be ty mlnutea before the with at least 42 mtn aboard exploded and sank in the first such organizaton esta~ landed In the swift Gulf of Mexico. The Coast Guard sa1d there were 29 sur· lished In Ohio (1876), also hll rlmack River ln nearby Grov•~ vivors and two known dead. a list o' all voten In the last · land and was hauled to aatety The Coast Guard said there were still at least 11 men general election who will bl PROJECT PLANS - Meigs County Commissioner Ken McElhinney, left, and Meigs County Pioneer and His- missing. oy a helicopter. He was alone contacted following a screenlnl toncal Society President A. V. Howell, 92, are in Iron t of the street-level courthouse offices to be used as a in the single-seater craft. The tug M. P . Anderson re- - - - - - - - - - - - ~ssion by represe..;tatives fl. The dead were ldeutilied as campaign center whlle $20,000 is being raised for an Archives Building on the county fair grounds. _ Sentinel ported it had two bodies on leans. each precinct ln the county. Pamela Gilford, II, and her Photo. board, and the motor vessel The drilling ship, the C. T. "The Archives buDding II tbo brother Todd, 8, children of West Tide said it had picked Baker, wa:-. owr.ed by the Read- biggest task ever undertakea up the 'JJ surv ivors. They were ing and Bates Co. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Giffurd. The by the society ," said Mr. How""'"~,--.-!l<'llllPjll!tll l near - hysterical parents were • 0 being tnken to Lakewood Hos· COLUMBUS (UPI)- Abont ell . lt was a c:,tamaran hull ship treated at 1 hoapltal. pita! 1D Morgan City. He recalled that he has studUAII eooslructlon •ad mai1tMost of the survivors were with an oil drilling rig under ied this project for several lenBDCe workera of lllo 0 contrac· to Pan American PeCoLUMBus _ The Obi reported badly burned. years but ~ decision was Columbus &o Southern Electric A massive btat and aircraft troleu m American Legion will move Richard Alan Cadle, son of T-sgt. and Mrs. Oliver made to seek funds at the last eo . ...vote re oebeduled to bold a search wc.s under way for other The ...:oast Guard said the annual mef'ting of the local strike today. annual conventio~l~'J~i~~~Cadle of Acala De Heuares, Madrid, Spain, former resi· survivors. Ships were en route ship blew up abouf 3 a .m. society. h~re July 24-26, to dents of Racine, graduated from the Junior High school because. of the of Royal Oaks, Madrid, with top honors. The comp1111y offered a IWo1be Civil Air Patrol (CAP) to the accident scene from in the Eugene Island area, •·J have never been engaged being allotted enouih Young Cadle, woo placed ae· year <ontraet to "place • Squadron 1002 of Long Bottom Grand Isle, La., Morgan City, ab9u t 100 miles southwest of in anything where the publie rooms. cond in a class of 200, received pa<t e>q>illot al mhlalpt. The will sponsor a chicken barb- La .• Biloxi, Miss. , and New Or- New Orleans. sentin1ent is 10 uniformly fava scho,arshlp and tbe Salutall!llon, Lo<BI Ita! of the biter. rue at 10 a. m. July 4 at the orable," remarked HoHell. who SAIGON, VIet Nam - Col• I torJsn award. He waa present. .IU!IIt!IJl .IJlllberllood ol Eleto Eaat end of the airfield, lorathas been member of the local , ..... 4!i;"·· . ..,.·lodav ~ muolal. •.,. mw . st~ 1ed ' wil!lt·••· <!<d"-ie<i~•-110e-~ .~ .. ..W.orbra · ,~. ed aer<JIIt"-frorn''· ·Pwked ·Ron • society lor ~yer 5)l Jearr.. . . down a .U. S. ,Anily turbo American Women's Club employes Ia It COIII!IIet, ...0 State Park. Mr. Howell said the bulldlng, helicopter In the hls achievement In Spanish and • new jot.raeymu ad ~pre.il.. The CAP, a ground and air when built, also will be availmoontalna of central VIet was tllven a book on the past ,· lice pi'Gif8m, rescue unit serving Meigs and able as a youth center for the killing two Americana a n history of Spain. Cadle was young people of Meigs county neighboring counties, will also Colonel Anson B. Cuok. Superintendent of the State as well as serving a.s an ar.. wounding two others, a U. S. aa a member of the Nafeature parachute jumping with Highway Patrol, bas issued the same enforcement orders, mllitary spokesman said. tiona! Ju•.ior Honor Society and three performancP'i by expert that were in effect over the Memorial Day week-end, to chives center. It was the aecond fatal craah aa a Junior Red Cross worker. The Meigs County commloi skydiver&. all Patrol personnel for this July Fourth Holiday. of a U. S. Army helicopter In The UtUe Leaguer att.nded sioners has given the Histori1 The first jump will be at According to Sergeant P . D. McCreedy , Post ComSouth VIet Nam In ao many Southern Local Junior High 1noon. The divers will make a mander of the Gallipolis Highway Patrol Post, these or- cal society permission to USI days and ralaed the two day School fo"' one year where he 5,000 foot jump and fall 1,000 ders call for a policy of fair enforceme nt but no leniency the street level secti011 of lbl toll to slx Americans killed, Willi a straight A student. He courthouse while the fund rai.J. feet before opening their is to be shown to the speeding or dangerous driver. and two wounded. made mlllly friends with teachchutes. ing project b ID progress. The All available Patrolmen are MANILA - Typhoon Winnie ers and students and attended Skydiver Jim Berry, 39, of being assigned to traffic duty ting hazardous traffic condi- commissioners will allow the IJOo lashed tbe Philippines today the Baptist Church ol Racine. Shadyside has been attracting lions and errant drivers. ciety to use the room, fulm• Mrs. Thoma! Scally, swim· passersby at the airfield while over this holiday. Officers pa- sergeant McCreedy pointed ly used as an office for t h I with 118-mlle-an·hour winda lliB father, Oliver Cadle, a be mlng instructor at the Middle- practicing for the jump which trolling the highways will and caused death, destruction graduate of Racine High Scllool out that in spite of this "all out" prosecuting attorney' •• loq aided by Auxiliary Patrolmen port Muo.cipal Pool, haa an. be will made at 2:30 p. m. and floods. The tropical storm In 1948, has been In the U. S. Patrol effort and tllat of other as is needed. roared out of the PacHlc Ocean Air Force tbe past 15 years. __R _ I_C_H _A _ R_D_C_A_D_LE _ __ nounred registration date and Berry. a prof..,sional jump- and many Patrol Posts will be enforcement agencies, the err Members if the executive comtime schedules for swimming er, began jumping In 1959 with manned by Auxiliary members. operation of every driver is es- mittee _for the project are. Fred and battered the Islands through He iB now attending college Patrol airrraft will be assigncluses. out the night with wlnda that and majoring In electrical en- Mary Spencer, 101, the Buffalo Sky Divers and ed lhrooghout the state, spot- sential if we are to keep high- Geoglem, Pomeroy R.F.D., Got' knorketl down wooden and reed llineerlng. has jumped with Pittsburgh, way deaths and injuries at a don. H. Caldwe.n, . Tuppen RegiBtration will be Friday, houses and concrete walls. First Mrs. Cadle, the former Hazel Dies on Monday minimum over the Fourth. You, Plams; Fran?JS K1em , Middl':' Meip Memorial Hospital Funeral services for Mary 1 July 3 from i a. m. to 12 Columbus and Cleveland S k y report listed five persona dead. !layman, also graduated Divers. The CAP cordially InADMISSIONS - Mrs. Wil· the driver, must do your part. port: Seth N1cholson.' Rutland, Ella Spencer, 101, who noon. PIULADELPIDA, M111 - The Racine in 1948. vites the public. liam Grinstead, New Haven; One little slip could mean your Howard Frank, Ra.cme; ~ &. Monday at 3 p. m. and The Ieeson• will run for the aearcb for three civil rights ----Sarah Callaway. Frost; Velma own life or that of a loved one. Blakeslee, Pomeroy: rry brated her 100th workers missing since June 21 "'"ten- I period beginning Monday, July Kaylor, Letart, W . Va.: TheaHighway Safety Dirertor WarSwan, Porl~~~~l~h :elk: TO HOLD RI'1'ES August and was In the v< 8 to Jull 17th. Intermediate fell today Into a pattern of drag. ren C. Nelson and Coionel Cook and Leslie · • 0 Graveside services for Mrs. dore Neutzling, Middleport. nial Fair parade, will be beld students will have instruction glng creeks, ponds and lake• publicly commended the citizens Pomeroy· . Thursday at 2 p. m. at Ewing f · Ramont A. Petrovich, who and boating tbe brush. Chapel with burial ln the rom 9 a.m. to 9:45 a. m.; frrst died at BalUmore, Md., MonDISCHARGES - Mrs. Lest- or Ohio al the close of the Mem· Other officers of .toe Pioneer The aearch was broadened Chester cemetery. The Rev. year beginners from 9:45 to day, will be held at 10 a. m. er Wise and daughter, Middle- orial Day Holiday period. Twen- and Historical Society ~ re 10 Monday to include all ri. MJ&. 30 port; Mrs. Jerry Grueser and ty-lhree deaths 00 the highway P; :ulin~ Atkms , Ha~sonvllle; Edward Griffith will officiate. ' a. n•.; second year belliaalppl and tbe four surround. 'ncl de ginners, 10:30 lo II :15, and Thursday, with the Rev. Don- daughter, Pomeroy; Ron aId had been predicted but for- ~xecut1ve Vi~ Pres1dent and. su rv1vors 1 u two sona, third year beginners 11:14 to 12 ald Boone olliciatlng. Burial Black, Rutl•nd; Paul Quickie, tunately only Ing ataleo of Louisiana, Arkankille director ; Dollie Hayes, Po..,. Wllbur Cecil Spencer, Pomeroy nooo. 16 were will be In Gravel Hill cemetery, aas, Tenneasaee and Alabama Racine; Elmo Cundiff, Mason. This is still tragic but an fndiroy , secreta~..tre~urer ; N~ and Charley Spencer, Syracuse; Cheshire. Sbe was preceded when FBI Director J. Edgar Six new directors were elect- two grandsons, and a great BIRTH - Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 1 cation of the safety mindedness rna Lee, HarriBonvdle, chapCost of the lessonJ will be In death by her father , Oscar Hoover ordered leaflets with ed Mooday by tbe Pomeroy 8randson. Ham Grinstead, a daughter. of all Ohioans. lain; Olev~ CotterUI: Bradbury• $3 per person for the two-week Winegar, and iB survived by pictures of. the three men mall· Chamber of Commerce In 1 She was preceded 'In deatb course. Those expecting The July Fourth Holidays will and Car':'e Neutzhng, Pon»to her husband, Walter, and her ed Into the stales. .. . roy, mus1c; Luctlle Hawldu business meetlug foll<>wlngl by ber hushond, John E. and take the course are asked to mother, Mollie Winegar. The Meig: Hospital offlrtally begm at 6 p.m. Thursfl'ch • .dand Robert Hoe1, neWI, lunch at Crow'o Town and ,.., Jake. Friends rna) call at be present for the registration day, .112 dend t body will arrive Wednesday ev~ ADMISSIONS None. u y ' an a ml • nd B rd V F'ult Mlddl PBtldON FILED Coootry Restaurant. the funerol borne aoyUme . to aak at that Ume any quea- enlng. Arrangemenls are by DISCHARGES - A. D. Mor- night Sunday, July 5. Twenty· 8 erna · '· • A divorce petition chargiDg three fatalities are again the port, legal counsel. tlons concerning the leaaona. Rawlings Coata Funeral home. rison, Carpenter. The slx, replacing six of 12 ellromo cruelty was flied Monprediction by Department of year day Ia Melga COunty CoDliDOII directors whose two l<ama expire July I, are Los Pleas court by Mabel L. NeiFultz. Jack Carsey, Boo Gant, meyer, Pollieroy, asalnai Char- Fred Crow, Bill Grueaer, and I.. A. Nelmeyor, Pomeroy. Robert Thompson. A hundred years ago who hetter management practice&." ALL IN SAME BOAT and skills that may make him "Patrolmen at toe Gallipolis would have thought It would Fifty years ago the Grauge Everybody ls in the same more valuable In the job mar- Palrol Post will be on the high· SQUAD CAlLED In otber business Secretary. take a hard sell to persuade became a national force be- boat. The average high school ket. ways w try to stop accidents Syracuse etnergeney squad• Treasurer Max Ward read tbe farmers - or anyone, for that cause it went to bat to get for ll!'aduate today must retrain Meuen Moore and maay In the making. Area residents men were ouminooed Monday treasurer's report and commit. matter - to make more m1111- farmers exactly the kind of lOll· blmsell foor limea during biB olllero point out thai all a can help by policing their own afternoon · to tab Mra. D a n tee reports were made on pro- ey? help educational agencies that IUetlme In order to cootinue farmer haa lo do la to walk In- driving babiis and driving law- WHITE SULPHUR ~PRING$, Haymail, Syr-, to a local greaa of current Chamber pro- That'a exactly the kind ol a now are casual fabric of evtl')'· beving a skill, or the manage- 1o the Employment Servtee Of. fully, defensively and courte- w. va. (UPJ) _ Tbe beat way phyllloiiD after lbo was lnvolv· jecta. •. sell being made by the Melp day rural living. meol know-how, for him to sell Dee In Pomeroy Towa ball on ousiy," aaid Sergeant McCree- for a region to attract new Ineel In e traffic Iedden!. Mrl. Aile ding were Ward Grue.. County Eztell!llon Service, In coAo the _.letter points oat, Ill the job market place. Seeond.. t, 111111 fait 1o Mr. dy. dustry iB to provide tbe goo4 Ha)'lilan wu treated, then reFu~tz Jack Kerr Thd Dow· operaUon wltb a lengthy list of 'iltere Is ao tllmmltk, •"wever The fact iB, farmers never Frank Chllden wbe wm bo · college anJ university facilltiel luniad home by tbe oquad. :~ Bob' Jacobs, K~rmlt Wal- farm ~nd publlc. oerv~co. ageu. to mottng more money diiWII bed It ao eood, education-wise. tbere for one - t only from ARGENTINIANS SIUVER and "a soUr. growing base" ttf ton' 111111 Dick Owen cles. Its In the form of a new. ea lbe fum. 1be Meigs hlgh school gradu- Jnne Zl lbroulh July 3, from BUENOI" AIRES \UPI) - AI- researcll a.r. development focllo !i'INOIR PIIA"'TTCE ' • letter circulated widely urging First, farmers ~ve to bave ate anxloos to learn advanced t a.m. to t p.m. gentina sbivored today In the iUas, New York stat< ComTiter. wlii be· a rehearsal at Olllcers wlll be elected II people engaged In deriving a enough spunk to attend a l.rm bualness skills gets It on h I • If a farmer just leis Childers fourth we•k of Its worst cold meree Commissioner Keith 1. Soulbirn HI8!J ·lk:bool Frlll!lr tbe next regular """'ling July living from the soU to leam scbool. 1bls one wlll Ia•t for a own Ume, hls own money, with know he is Interested, the am- wave in 15 years, and even McHugh, aaJd today . • eveolnJ, July 3rd, ot I:SO of ~ by Ill< new board of dlrec. how to do II better. year (but most lnstru<tioa Ia his own sweat. He may labor oont and kind of Interest shown rolder ...,.lher was reported on Spoaldng oetore the anJJUil' bolh lbe Junior and Senior ton. Said Ralph Moore, area ez. taken on the student's finn ;t nltbt cia.... at Ohio Un!Yer- will decide whether or no t the way. cooference of tbe Great ~ ·' banda and any lll'aduate Who tension ligen~ resource develoj>- while doing; .normal evol')'-daf. alty, pa)'lng tuition, working at there will be a school to learn H•avy dan>ag• has been done Assoclatloo of Railroad wanl.l! to pal1iclpate In the .41b MAN CHAIIGED meut: fum work, and cliWI'OOIJI ~ llli regular day • job all day how to manage better the busi- to vineyarcls and orchards by Utllltleo Omnn!Sllioners, of July parllde at Racine;, Glrla John Pushak, 35, ui 285 Kin- "It mlgbt help to have a HI- may be dooo· In a local scbbol). !II hopes of advancing up the ness al farm!rlg. winter weather that bas sent Hugh solo 8 N8lon wlnt ..uJ Welt wldte oborta anit ·M · Drive, Galllpolls, w u tle ''~lnder pabllslted about Another glmmlck 11. that to ~ 1118Dagemenl ladder sometime, If farmera p!'l'fer to Wk the mercury as low .s 10 below researclJ llld ~Ilona! whl~ bl1111101 abd .wblte II!DU, ~ with DWI by Racine lhll ~g alan-uP -~for ill' su<Cesllful In anytblnaone !II'*! ~be years, later. Or ha about lhll poulblo management zero In the •·trouo aouth," Illes- lncltldJba advanced llld _Ill!'; bi!)'l, dart lroulan.' ~ .Alfl1d LYJIDI F..-m ~t Scihool. You work at some COIIIIrucllve jiC" ~bleo 0!1 1 buslneu colJeae eehool with SOllll!lllle more fa- where , ne• mass of antarctic gree -tero --~"has:::!:~~"!,~ •blf:ii ii1iort idMVed llldrla, tlnd nllbt: Pullllk was koow,ll'l ralher.'dlfllcull to per-, Uon. In lhll <aae !I'• ~ ;coune In which be abaorbtt mlllu to them, they may aee air waa reported inching; Its alll'actlaD far I' W~ ll1olil -.4 1111. ~ ~ ,1111 Ieday 0!1 boad. IUadl, - ·tarm.rl theY ~ liVe INminlaclioiL ·at '1: · till!~ .... of lanlttlat ~ ' llll • • .... a way .-tbwar4. fDIIn'ICey," w· July 5+7 "SUNOAY IN NEW YORK" SH 2-4811 The Meigs County Pioneer and Hiskor.i( al Society, headed by long-time President ll. V. Howell, has undertaken to raise funds for an Archives Building. Mr. Howeh, who at 92, is the i TONIGHT & TUESOAY "LOVE WITH THE PROPER STRANGER" .bd The United Auto Workers Union and Gen· eral Motors Corp. today opened a crucial round or collective bargaining negotiations that I botb lidos regarded aa t be most imporlsnt since World I War II. ; UAW President Wllller P.l Reuther and GM Personnel [ VIce Preoldent Louis G. Seaton i were expected to be on hand to 1 fire the opening shots in I h e round of talks about new con- : tracts for some 1100,000 workers ! al GM, Ford, Chrysler a n d American Motors. DETROIT - -and~ ,. ,. . . NOW 1'00 ~------~--~·--------------~--------------~~---------.--~----;:% VOL · XVI NO. 65 POMEROY-Mi0Dt.EPOR.T, OHIO TUESDAY, JUNE-----------30, 1964 ~- ~ ------------------------~ PRICE FIVE CENTS. visit wath her mother ·. M r s. Paul Smwt. Rose Marie HackFred Schroath of Bndgeport, eft . ~larj 1 .ri·· HarriS . Elaine, 1 Jovce and Diana Davis attend\\ . Va. p • ~·..,----· · · · · · ·· . . � 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 29, 1964 donohue kelly sheets thomas