http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/0e02a150ae22d3bb416ceefd4e430e12.pdf 5ce6e2c48d6d16006fd10469bb1976d3 PDF Text Text .,..,•,~~f'~·'r.K~...r,...t-., • . , ~-"' • 1 NOWYOUDOY • f"'J'1 ., at y ~ ~1e Nolle AJIIII c uaa • jlt air· • roll •vetp &he eqlli'fBieat three PaOMBIJon. Weather en tine ,4,., l..ow IA>n '~ hl \A 'Ill. Friday, ...,... h <ioudy and • ann 1t'lllo ..,a~Wp M lhadrrsbow•·,.. llllely, ..... ably IUrDIOC ..,..,.. enlral ..,. Daor.d To TIN Inter~" 01 TIN M-.,.Maora malac. V~O~~L~XllllliJN~O~.~~;---------------------------------~====;:::~~;.::;~~~~~~~~~~--------· ------------------------~------Thursday, 1, 1961 5c PER -COPYPomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, June I Trujillo Slain In Chancey, Marshall Grad, To Guide Pomeroy Panther Football Destiny Street Asst. Coach Coffman Has Power Fight Seen Coming In Republic !' I i 'l Resigned · The Pomeroy Exempted vn. night officially Jured a Mar.sbaJJ The Dominican Republic fact!~~ the prospect today of a no-holdsbarred struggle lor power in the new era abruptly ushered in by the Tuesday night 8S1818ination of &~year-old Generulisslmo Raf.a·-! L TrujUlo,- . : , University graduate as head foot· baD coach at Pomeroy H 11 School and accepted the '"'lSilgn!a-J •• tlon of Assistant Grid Coach Ed Coffman. Charles Chancey, a native (1 · "• Ripley, W. Va. , was hlgbly A oehlnd·t h e-scenet conflict ommended for the job by Marah· whi~h approximately pits the navy all University Athletic ag~mst the anny a~d the secret ~~W PIC~SSO? - Could . be. This I~ Mrs. Dewey Wbitey Wilson, and MmrshsD ! pollee has been ragmg for aho~t Sm1tn of Pomt Pleasant, rapidly mastenng art under. Coach Charles Snyder said be two years and it seemed certain the tutelege of instructor Jack Park at the Mason Coun· one of Marshall'• belt coachllig now to burst into the open. ty Adult Education Evening Program. Art classes part prospects." Dominican ref!l&ee leaders it, of a new curriculum being offered adults in the Mason Chancey will handle the dutlel ~e~ York predicted that _Tru· ~uPty area are meetin~ w~th marke~ success. Wbetb~r fonnerly takco by Coach Jlllo s death would be the s1gn•l P1cas~o or not, Mrs. Smith Is ~evelop~ng a va_Iuable leiS- Clio. Cilo submitted his resJgna. , fer "bloody revolt" in the Domin'· ure time talent. A new class 10 art mstruc~10n will . be tion to the Pomeroy Board ear- · . cu1 Republic. offere,d by ~be Mason c:ouut:v Adult Education Evemng ller this year. Cbaucey coach....t 1 immediate concern to t'le Schoo. startmg the evemng of June 6. 81 an assistant at Manball laft 01 llnited States anJ other democr&!· sprillg. He bas also coached the ic nations of the Weste;:n Hemi Freshman squad at Marshall s· here was the possibility that Rlpb Spencer W81 hired aJ t: . ba' s Premie" Fidei Castro principal of the new Pomeroy El· mi~ht try to m!>ve into the vaemcotary school scheduled to 011c~um created by the death of t!:e en for the first time next fall. n.an who had dMinated Domin.· The D. L. Beck Manufacturing Co., formerly of Mid· Spencer bas been a long tIme : ean affairs for more than 30 dlcport, has been granted a charter of incorporation un· teacher and ~incipal at Central years. der t\!c laws o.f Ohio, April 12, and bas made its home G~ade school m Pomeroy which Sen. George A. Smathers. D· offices at 9 East Second-st. Logan, 0 . ":~ be abandoned for the new Fla., urged tlult two brigades of This firm is ~wner of the U.S. cility. U.S. Marines be sent to the OQ.I Letters Patent No. 2874814. It has th~ same standard of ~orkman- The board abo hired Rob.,rt/ minican Republic at once "to granted a license to the Kelly ship and mater;ats whlcb. made Roberts 81 playwound IU~!rVbt-1 pl'e~rve order, to forestall Mfg. Co., Charleston, w. Va., al that cab ~?wa hrougbout tis tel'· or and coach of the elementary a . Castro-engineered coup in that lowing Kelly to continue 111a11u ~~tory ts, .~ 1 ghty as the Mighty basketbaD team. Roberta bas long FEEDING TIME - Two-year-old Debbie Harten bach, daughter of Sheriff and Mrs. Robert C. Rartenbedl, country and to guarantee ln.'! facture and distribution of wh~t e:P tielf. t ilabillty liMn interested in fOUtb , were hosts W~dn~sday for the visit to· ~meroy of Suzzie, orphaned week..())d deer . Here Suzzie isn't a bit ba~ elections." I is presently known as the Kelly dnno.uncem~ be 0 1 lat tlon and bas aurporied tbe drive ward about drmking a full bottle of mUk brought for her by Game Protector Don Williams. ~e deer will bt Refalees Claim Credit w.u Self Lock Rub. an dptenceDs wR be. mLa a • for Little League programs raised by former state trapper Dayton Parsons, Rutland, then turned into a state wildlife reserve. Th B k Co h'J h er a • a eu n . ..._..., praMelp County Mr Roberta was . Dominican refugee groups we1c e ec ·• meanw 1e, 88 id t 'd · · - - - - - - - ·-- -- · to claim l'l't!dlt for the Bd· announced Ita p:ans once again . I to firm prlnclpa) of Sugar Run Grad I! ms· sasslnatlon and to njoice at the to produce and ofter for 88le the a Mlddl Sc:bool. By UIIIW l'rela Jaterulloul IU y new• of death-some of Beck All Steel Jeep eab bavl:lg the buUdlng foml,.rly occue;ect-by wu ez· them In ltillllftl'nts that bad a the Beck IIIMIIIIii'lrffor ·'~J""U"' peded .. 1116\W'I I Ollie Ieday, ~ pro.eaatro riug. · · • g· -WT . •....~... M . compaCb111Y· 3~~- ~ b~~ . - .. bat a wea_ll .•'" rroat ohoukl, . -..-,.~ . . Vl 1f aS '"' 7 r. ares "11111<800. taken. A~ the ead tlie wann ll)ieJI'l"ttby. ...,,. • • · · !. • ~ Other refugeeH also exulte.i, were . Nlph Ofllvw, Tile cold frotd. IIOW '-ted .,. Pleture .aDd S&ocy By Bob WfaJ . like the . anti-Castro Cubans who dent· J Edward Foste clerk· er the u Mlululppl v.ue There was no merry-go-round or cotton candy, liut paraded through !be streeta of 's. Gibbs ....,;;..A_.._; w81 ~ lellrtal Wednesday about noon the small _lawn JH:tween Mefg.s 81 • 1111""--~ .. San Jose, Costa Rica, with signs J th nba ~ Frl- County Courthouse and the sheriffs offiee suddenly saving ''Trujillo'r finished" anJ board members W. A. Gibbs and C. D. Smith, manager of The 1IJIIIe wen-:::!.. h took on the appearance of a county fair. Throngs of asking "who's next?" William Anderson, and represen. Ravenswood Works of Kaiser / day. A aumber~ en : ; townspeople together with local merchants and worj[era ti bo t th kill' Itatives from th~ Denny Suppl.)' Aluminum and Chemical Corpor· were re in county offices rook time from work to see a friendl~ on & u e mg Company and the Dobaoa·EvllllS atlons announced today that a I northeasteru eouatiH W beautiful. week..(lid deer • 1norma 1 was scanty. '11te llfficial announcu· Dragging operatr>ns in t be Company. new rive stand tandem cold roll· day algbt, but they meved .. Meigs O:UOty Game Prot~ or ment-iasued _nearly 24 hours ~er Ohio River proved fruitless WedCoach Chancey II a flret eouslu ing mill will be installed at the the eu& lllortly after eybreak. Donald Williams bad brought the I ~ ~ooled ~ ~eryoae 111 8 ' ·of Roger Chancey, former MRS Ravenswood Works. The miD is the event-sa1d only that TruJillo nesday afternoon at Ravenswood M M N N , little doe into town for its flr.t brmgmg little chair 8Ul Ia lbl h d bee . ted Tu scL. 1 b I' d I rs. ary apper e1son, 58, d . .1 . rd d ·tt· 't bile laa n assas•ma e y i w ere po 1ce are con uct ng a died at her home in Middle ;ort an University of ":est Virginia des gned to aasure maximum look at burryin! and scurrying ya an Sl mg on t w p....,. night on George Washington Ave- search for a missing retired bank· Wed sd . foil . r star, and now also m the coach thickness and Oatness control for S people The cute little pet nam mg with the pet. . . extended ne ayillne mornmg an ing professlon. . , de- When Williams .. . _ nue, a waterfront drlve, 811d that er, Delbert E. CoIe, 78, v·trgm1a Sbe . owmg. ed light gauge aluminum sheets ed Suzzie by Williams was came to ian a "group of persons" W81 re- Street, Ravenswood. by her busban~: oakl:y ~::0: A.laistant Football Coacl1 Ed products. clared 80 orphan, officials said. !he had a ~ fuD of milt. 'l'lr sponsible. ~vensw~ !"lliceman L. R. her father, Elmer Napper of Ra- Coffman bu resigned after teach. The multi-million dollar instaD· Of The baby deer was found last Sa1 Ideer gulped m down quickly, IIIII It said no further Jnformatio~'l ElliSOD satd Cole was reported cit!e· six b the WUb D . lug two 1earB at Pomeroy. Coach atlon, which will incorporate speurday wandering along a NeaSP : was ready for more. W'llillml IVouid be made public until the missing at about noon by his son vid, 'and Orv~le, r;~mero:~·n:. Coffman's resignation was. cial automatic tension de~ices beSettlement road by Pearl 0eem lsaid Mr. Deem contaetacl l!D government completed Its investi· Robert Cole. ence of Racine and Marvin and accepted at the board meetmg. tween Its stands to perm1t maxi· · C 00 00 8 of Racine. as soon u the orphaned W galiOII IJ!, ~ ~Cole, formerly of the Jacksun Joe, both of PleaaantviUe· two Coach Coffman told The D all mum flatness control, will be the Orpkalletl was picked up aloag the road. From Cludad ~jilio. NBC cor County Bank, was last seen at sisters, Edna Oller of Red House, Sentinel last week be intenda first of its type • in the United The second quarter~y distr~n- Williams concl•Kied tbat the . . 11'Uiil ~ respondent John fllavacek report · about 3:., a.m. Wedneaday lu the W Va and Madeline Salser f find a teacbiag job in Florida. States aluminum industry. tion of state foo.mdatton mon1es ed 1· Fr'da Williams cautioned other per1 0 ed . that the 1eneralllslmo \Vas vicinity of the river h1 a Rav· &cine' Coach Coffman W81 very well Jik. It will be capable of producing to Meigs County school distrlc'.s wa;;rpb~ .ast 'ty Y w · : sons about deer and other wild alai~~:,,_ motives 9f p6nona1 re. venswood policeman according Mrs. · Nelson was preceded In ed by the faculty and studenta at aluminum strip in thicknesses was announced Wednesday from a m . VK'ml was ~c animals. He said. ''Rarely dit venge rafJMr ·t~wa poUtical sub- to Ellison. This report led to the death by her mother b thcr Pomeroy High, school officiala from .020 to .003 of an Inch in the office of Cotmty Superintend· : a c~v~G~nn :~~ wUd animals abaDdoa . t b al r version. auumptlon that he might ba•e and one alster. Fune;ala ae~ices said. Mr. Coffman'• only reason widths to 48 inches. The equip- ent of Schools 0 0 . Patterson. S:U~ab CoBin , h' ~~ e th , )oung, ~ at lhil ~ al JUf lflavacell a a 1 d TrujUio w faileD luto the river and was the will be beJd at the M Is for resigning 81 818istant fo1tball ment, which Is expected to be lu Distributed was: Y .s ve lc e was baby •nunals are picbd up Ill 81 81 kiiW bY uven 'ljllllllletJ led by re basis for dragginf! operations. E1 Church in Rutland Saturday a~~ coach was that be wlsbecl to have operation In early 1963, will pro- Bedford, $2,867.S'; Eastern, $37.· ~ =If!~ an 0 han or the w~ and tall'!ll home by 1Nilo tired Gen. Juan 'l'oma1 Dlaz, Jiaon asked. p.m Frienda w111 be received at a job in Florida. . vide additional Ravenswood ca. 298.13 ; Northern, $52,890.45; Sal· . . rp 00 meamng pe!BODS. ldentlfifc} .. leader of band of Ellison said Cole's son told po· the Chase Funeral Home an Jme Superintendent ,Charles Gibbs paclty to produce blgb.quality isbury, $18,9110.18: Southern, $47,· not, the frisky .lttie pet bad . "Rather than saving tbe life a1 8 about 1,000 anti-'J'I'ujillo guerr!Uu the missing man's until services. Burial wiU in saId today tbat Mr. Coffman for gauge all?llcations 2&'1 .87; total, $1593111.&'1. a cute animal, tbe end reiUlt II In the Domlnic!'ln bllla. He Slid watch, keys and glasses We.-t! / the Miles Cemete • would make any school a g o o d m the buildmg, a?tomobve and Y W:8 . · . usually anfortunate,.. Wllllatr.a 3 Diaz I!SCaped, altboulb at least found in the home by the elder 1 ry tea cit er, wbUe recommendlug packaging industrtes, and ~ _the bach 2 httle d ughter, Debbie, said. "Baby anlmala are cliflleql one . of bll mco was killed and Cole's wife. him for a hlgb school 1'08Ching rigid container and air condlbOn· age · to raise and often die. In addltloe. IOIIIe of the othen were captured job in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. lng and heat exchanger fields. . Cautioas Flnt it is against the law to bava 8 The resignation of Coffman bas The cold will will be driven by Debbie was caullous when the Ud pet unleu 1 tabu diU' WOMAN CITED I been weD known throughout Porn· motors developing approximately deer was first brought into town ~ the ~ MARRIAGE APPLICATION 'lbe State Patrol today 111J leroy but there W8l some delay lll 6,000 hp and will have mallimiDJI yesterday, but w1thin a few min· mg . tlul • Andrew Eugeoe Grover, :IS, Opel DeVol, 41, Marmet, w. Va I acceptill& it apparently because operatlug speed of 1,600 feet per utes she was having the time ot PlOP' Ponieroy,' coal miner. and Nellie bas been cited \o ·Melp County ' he W8l 10 ~ell llbd 81 minute. It wll1 be capable of bandJre VI ber life. ag r, . ·...-Ruth WUson, 10, Middleport. court Saturday for speeding. coach and teacher ling 10,000 pound aluminum coU.. Williams said the cute little ani· He said persona finding deer At pre t . ~ donations are bein8 ac- mal bad been Uvmg with him for ' near a dead parent abould cal 18 8 Gibbs said be d~ not think the MEIGS GENDAL JIOIIPITAL cepted to rei' ve beevy ~ ~ical the past three days. U be ju91 him _at WY .NIM or pl.- t be .Two periODS wiire lodged In the school board plans to hire an ad· Admialloos _ Alto Harding obl(gations for ni 11 e-year-eld walked out to bis car in the back. ~~~ offtce. He said lldaptlna Meigs County jaB ll!st night on dltional coach Mr Gibbs said Middleport· James Hawley Shitley Larkins of Long Bottom, the deer was r'i!bt behmd him. wildlif~ II punishllhle by a muJ. identical charges of assault and that 1ft all probabUttY Coach R dleport ~ Charles D~ BIJ. whO on May 14 suffered serious like 1JWe Bo Peep. mum fme of $200 lor each offean. battery. ~ Baggy, 49, Porn· sell Moore will accept usl-: sell, t body burns at the home of Mr. ,JtiDiams soon will tum t ~ e . eroy, W81 taken into custody by ,_ .... __ Carl n.L--th land MrS. Emel- Johnson, Port· baby deer over to ex-stale trap. , . _ 81'0 · Officialt of the Melga County who atm have farms located 1u the Pomeroy Pollee Department coaching duties. Moore 1.1 bead D_.-gu -: ' 1land. per Dayton Parsons of Rutland. ~....-.-- NSORED T;. ck Grower• AaociatioD said the Letart area. Many are leasing on the charge. baske~ coach and bas come Plains, Otto emalll)'. The fourth grade pupil bas He will care fo~ it until the psrt A jl~ supper s~nsored by tojay that It II expected fawer the farms, because 111011 of the James Will, 19, of Pomeroy RD, up with one SEOAL champion- · = d Gertrude Me- been at Holzer Hospital since her is old enough to be taken to the the~ Grange will be heW workers will be needed at the former tomato growers have sold W81 arrested by the Sheriff's De- lhlp qulutet iD two yean. · injury. She II being taken to game fann. Protector Williams atall. . ~ve CommunltJ 5 Pil!lll lu Letart this summer to their land to Fred M. Link, and parlmeftt. W"' appeared lu Meigs Children's Hospital. Columbus, on said that deer &re kept fenced H June 1;, hlcbminl! at p. IL pack tomatoes. have moved IntO outlyh!g areas County Court this morning before DANCE ANNOUNCED DANCE SATURDAY advice of Boller pbyaiclans, wbo in there 80 dogs and other an;. ~~to the "According to confirmed report& aucb 81 Raclue and Portland. Jud&e EmmeU Peoples, w81 fin- The 8yr8eule l!:mergeacy Tltere will be 1 round and described be~ condition u "very, msls can't chaSP. them. Later . \1 th -re are now only MveD f~ Offlclala said, however, that ed $50 and and sentenced 18 planning to llpGII8DI' a IMJU8r8 dance at the Bedford very aerlout. deer are swift enough to proted left In the Auoolatloa. Tbla II farmers wm beglu sbipplag cab- to serve 10 day& in jaD. 'lbe fine and aquare diiiiCe at the 'foutb Center building on Route She II the daughter of Mr. and /th RACI1$'NATIVB DIED 1 on~; about a ~of the oudler bage 80011• It is expected tbe and jaU senteuce were l!llllpel1ded Grade School beginninl 111 '7:!0 ss near Darwin, SaturdRv, June 3 Mn. Dorsel Larkins. Mr. Larkins "'::~ters and sportsmen Rush McElroy, '17, a native of th . '1elonge to the llliOclatiOII a ~rs will beglu cutting aome provided be refraiD from caualag m., June I. from 1: SO till 11 p. m. Proceeds Is described as out of work. W:IU·/ who gathered to ~ee the little detlr Racine, died • a Toledo Hospl'f~w yean ago. . tbll weelr.end. Trllcks from the As- tivubla with hll wife. go to the building fund. Everyone ing to work, ~1 tmable to fmd said the tbougl!t the th al Tueada.J P'l¥1eral service8 ID OtM: official of the AIIIOMat.IDD sociatloD pldc the crated cab- AlfO in Meigs Cotulty Court ac1s welcome. work. The Holzer boepltal bill bas Y · mo er • . w r· •d that at Jeut 10 - • • wDl "·- d haul up tioll, Lefll7 Waleotl hal pleaded ICBOOL OPENS been $82 per day. family friends rieer was killed by the vehicle be held Ia ~Friday. Mr. M• be needed to pack toqiGtoel and an It for marketing. guilt, to a '!barge of driving Vacation Bible School will said. besides doctors' bills. when she tried to lead a dog or a Elroy ~ llll'Yiled by 1 half brolbo d~ other work at the plant Jocat.. Fanners in tha Letart area did whlle ~cated. Be wu fined held at the llarriulvllle MEETING ANNOUNCED It is expected she wll1 require pack of dogs away from her er• Jed of• New BriShtoD. Pa.; ed in Letart Fall1. Thll II a .... DOt report Blll - - damaJe $100 and ~ and sentEnced to beginning June 1 ~ The annUli meeting of the Trl· three to four more months' bos- baby. three balf-lllt«<, Mrs. Fra4 duction from u. ., hlh'ld ID tile from the baD Moncla1 aflel.,.. three c~aya In jaD. Homer Cole CJ88811 will be held betwsen 9 Music Association will be pltallzation. Most persons watching I I t t l e Shain, lin. Emory Powell. and pall Some farmm laid! that tile lies been charged with a peace 11 a. m. llonday tbrough l'rklay eveninl at 7:10 at Sheriff Robert Hartenbach's of. Debbie play with the young deer Mn. ll8l'J Clrele, aD al Racial, '11te small number al farmera wiDd 'wllipped lite 1111tled tamato wllrl'8DI ID ·eounty court. A bear· AU chlidren are welcome 118 Second-at. Pomeroy. It .wiU flee said donations will be ac- lbougbt she would become tirt'd along Willi a mnnber of ..-.. ' now in the A-ialiDD are u.- plaall. fD1 baa lleea Ill fOl' J111111. 11. urltd to atterd. be a pot JucL cepted I1J'1 time. Ill ll after a wbile, but instead, and ~ .ue.r Kelly Ft.rm Granted Right . • Wtth • Jeep Hub To conttnue r\ :a! qu~k ~. ~~ br~cb..~l:t ':n Tl'ujlllo'~ ope~te~ Kmser . Adding . • --~~- '.... orph~··edFallJD \V }.J.Iany u llamnw~r Admirers In Busy pAtn•roy; ,· . . To.pruuw;uOD_.)__ ....: .rl. At Ravenswood I~ tte.!i ~~ bids ~~ _, "ft.::rrggm· Frmt. Iess For lllness Ended aw:, F MiddJ Missing Banker or eport Woman Of 58 I en ov:.,_ $lS9,3}9.57 J ReCeiVe • dF Sh IF d r "I wali~>t. nee ; . - . ·-· Slack•Off InWorker Need At Letart Falls PrediCted ~ Like Charges Made Aga•nst • 2 MeJgs • Men ~t ~t ContribUtlODS • For Lass Hurt In F~ In "ted I both ~~~ =-~t n':'~\: es~~~: I = a~ Wlllia~-==-~ MJi chester. H RaciD\' -ts. = I I ' �.....__________.,.J._....._..,,__..,:l.,__ _,,,_., .... ' . .TluJ IJail,, Sen tinel Labor, C of C, Produce Differen t A nswers COMMENTATING, EDITOR1£LLY No Soft Snaps Any poll you could take among po lltl. clan.! the country over would probably lhow they rate being mayor of New Yon City Juot about the most lbankleu Job there Is. The man who h.. It, Robert F. Wag. ner, 111,1y &eek It again thiJ year, but un­ der forced draft. lib, friend■ make plain he has no lute for the post, with !ta mountain of seemingly un■olnble prob­ lem■ - traffic conetlllon , crime, city corruption, near•blnkruptcy. Another man , Republican Sen. Jacob Javita just put on ble pressure 1ult and ruilted nine G'a nf political IJllvlly pull from Richard Nl&on, Governor Rocke­ Jeller and UIQlted other leaden who wanted him to make the mayoralty race, Javlta took a IOOd look ■t New Yort'■ chaOI and decided the Senate wa, hea. -ven 11ot. Al a matter of fact, many of the n■• tlon'o 1overnonblpe don't look mucb more allurtn, the■e dayo. State after 1tate II beNI with painful money prob­ ieml. RecenUy Oblo'1 Gov, Michael DISalle told President Kennedy h e bad many day, wben be didn't think be could 1tand Ule Job. Reporl, bave it that be'1 not certain about runnl111 1111n In 1962. With vutatlou, ble ,toJy COll!d be re­ pealed ID Clilfornla, Walhllllton ■late, lllcbl1an, Pennaylvanl■ and quite a few other , p o t 1 . Tbe author of PennayJ. vanll'1 one-term Nllrlctlon may yet find blmllif poatbWDOUlly cbOMD held of a naw 8oclet, for Ule Prevention of Cruel­ ty to Polltlclan1, The one bl1 tbla, thtt ltetp, men buctlnr for tbeoe Jobi II the role many of tbem play In the lblftln1 UdN ol DI• tlonal political power. Bis-at.ate IOVV• non commandln1 bill• dele111lou ill- 1--DtllJ Stnllnel, Pomeroy•Hiddleport, O., Jlllle 1, .Itel W.\SHINOTON COLUMN evltably pack weight al presidential no­ mlnatlni convonliona, A atrong New York mayor can ufect tens of thousanda of vot.. In Ibo nation's bipest •Ingle urban vote cluater . The GOP leaders were mindful of 1h11 when, In a leDH New York bole! meet­ ing, Ibey preued Javlla lo 10. Tbey felt be mleht win and break the Democratic grip that baa beld the dty since the de­ parture of the fabled Fiorello La Guar. dla. Tbey hoped thus for a doubleheader sweep of New York City and the New Jeraey governorahlp next Nov. 7. Tbey 11w tbll a, a hammer blow well 1truct for l N2 and beyond. Unleao city and atate politic, replna ■ome of Ill old allure, J■vlll' "no" may forelhadow I developln1 pattern of re­ luctance 1mon1 men tapped to try for the top poata. And over the door of the Senate we may IDOn tee a lip readln1: "Snu1 Harbor." SCIIATCHING THE SURFACE We are told that no matter how stub­ born the Ru■liana are In n11ot1atlon, we mull keep cominJ bact to the councll table. We never know when a break• thro!llb milbl be ,cored, Well, there baa been one, It'• small, but real. Tbe announcement cornea from • Brltilh tclent1't who ha• been busy tbNt m a n y years collec\lp1 all the known vartet111 of Oeaa. Tbe collector already poue1111 about 95 per cont of the Identified v1rl1t1•1. Tbt othen, all quite rare, exist only In the Soviet Union. Now, juy to the world, we 1re told that the Iron Cul'laln will be lifted blfb enough to let these rare flea■ aneak under and Join the others. Unity In the n, • world Isn't mucb, blll 11'1 a llart. aY PSl'l.a &DION WASIIINCITON - •NEA• AFlrCIO Pn.Mllnt G I o r I • JI01D7 ,... _.,, - lor - l!:mploymo,,t -· t<e Choltrnan Jooeph S. Clark I D-Pa. I and bu '•Emerl"Dcy Em­ ploymG A<oeleratlon Al't" on tho ..... U1 that u. s. awn. bor al Cornmerc. bold a cooler­ - .. "11:mploymont and Un­ empioymmt - the Problm> af the ... .. What taint out of the t W 0 � WU 1G dlflennt that tt II .._ibll to - haw I b e y could be taltlnl about tho ..... problem. TD BMIC PACT iJ. or _,., that 7 per oeut of t h , V.S labor lorm - or nearly five lllllllon - - WU UllempJay. od ill April. Thi problem i, what <1u,ed I 111d what to do about lt. And bero II wben lhe ""•· tor and lhe lobar leadar ... pale, apart !ram u. 8. Chamber ol CGmmotct ......,..ta. PolDU., aut 1h11 lhe IIIIOlllplay­ ment rate WM only U per cent 11 tbt IDd al tho Konon w1r In 11&1, 1(- docl- that the In ....,. II • to buk chana•• In Ibo u.s - and in tho ........ polllrn Ill tbt American _..lloo. 'l11fNI will bo I net - ol I .I mJlllan now 1l'Olbrt a yeo, entering tho labor force In the UIOI - • IO per cent increue over the 19508. Total employment in manufu­ turlng ii ahr!.Jki., f,_ the Im­ pact of automation and technoJ.. Dji.cal improvementa u n d t r which load.I can be producod wtth fewer and fewer worbn, accordlng to the Me,.y tbeary. Thi, ls .i.a the ,...,.. ..... al I h e Kennedy admlnlltrotlaa which II MMJn& to eornct lt. MllANY WENT ALL OUT lor the Ctark bill, "1ll<b would IP, p,oprtall 10GO million fo, lbon­ ltnn P'Antl for public worb pro­ Joela that could be llarlld WW.. ID 80 da,s. The ganll wauld end when unemployment dropped bolaw 4 por - · THnll: WM NOTHING even faintly resomb!IOJI thll cornlq out al tho Chamber of Cammtrce conference, where "automailo,,•• wu lw-dJy mentioned at Ill and unemployment cauaet were uld le be diffennL Dr, Chorl11 D '- of Jobn1 Hopkins Unlffrl!ty told Ibo bual­ ueu Oflanhotlon that only ..,. 1illth ol tho "'111nployrnent 1ln<1 Workl War II hu been traceable He aclrnJttad lhlre bu - a creeplOJI upw.,,; ol 11lffllploy­ men1 levels &an one p,..perlty period to tho oat. Bui be ..id Ihle mJcbt be .. acddonl wblcb could revene ilNll ill Ibo nat bacim and brJnt u and to ,._lml ,_..,_, _.,, From put - Lant llnd, that unmplaymeat baa - .. lhe low ,!do Iii period, al 1a,.. - In tbt labar loree, .. tbtn II not1110J1 to worry ali<iut Ihm. Umomploymont Iii depNtaNd ...... - ii double tho .. llonal aven,ae. Lant - off 11 a "lrtlJlni cantrlhulloa I b • 1 far'• ID tbe mtloaal plctutt, � .., _,11,11 ,.., oo)J ? per «nl of total -1aYmtnt, or 11511,GOO jobleu. rr 11DA1NZD for Dr. Y 1 l 1 8- al Unlv■nlly al Chlcap to advance - 1h11 ft II tho savernment wblcb II mpa1111blo for much ., Ibo blp wwnploy merit. llllnlmum wa11 lawa have de­ cnuecl Ibo anployment of :hi 111111:lllad minority IP'GUPI Iii dl1aclvanta,ecl 11'111 ol tbt country like Ibo Southoutero atalel. 11)'1 a...... Bui lhe major allmaJ factor Clplble DI crutinJ wlde,preld 1o .....,..,., ' �lock Ohd l)Ogger Nat11Rlly enoµ.h, wltb tli•lr accumu­ lated aenlorlty they rant blllh In Senate committee leadenhlp, Nine of tht 14 haad major committee■, and two other■ are Jul! 1 step from lhe top. The nine ■outbern ehllrmen and their commltteea: Sen. Fulbrlfht of Artanaa■, Farelcn RallUona; RuneU nf Georlla, Anned Sarvlcea: Byrd of Virginia, Fi­ nance; Roberl■on nf Vlrclnla, Bant1n1 and Currency; Ellender of Loulalana, Agriculture; HUI of Alabama, Labor; Eulland of Mlululppl, JlldfflJry; John• ston of South Carolina, Poat Office and Civil Service; MeClellan of Arkansas, Government Operatlona. 11 Cjln hardly be a comfort to lhe Re• publican, to rtallu that tltey art on lht abort end of a 2•1o.1 ratio In the poll• 1880 111111 11 weu u the earlier •r•. So the Senate today la a place where relative ntwcomtra pradomlnate In num• bera. Wbelller Ibey ahouid have power commen111ratt with their number■ which thty do not now have - la an• other story. IY COMPAIIUON, BITl'BR Lao, la not another Korea, lince the combat at no time lnvolvtcl major pow• era directly, u that earlier flebtln1 did. Perbtpe we can be thlnktb� too that LaOI 111m1 unllbl7 to occupy th• n• 1ot11tor1 at lht couneU table the WJY Korea did. Tbt Korean armllilce lalts were the lon1e11 In world blatory. Thty not only llretcbed out over two full )'ttn, but they requlrtd l?I Hpuate ...-110111. There wa, even one that lllled JIIII 11 IICODd■, They art rated by Wliat.rn spee!lillall 11 a model of the Communllt,• UH of lltfoti■Uon for 1verythiD1 from almple lwaument to wu.wJlhoutiUn■• Timl •· arowths. Loop, of bol\·,-J may kinked or even •lie.icope I I JHE D41LY SENTIND v �"'iti�;:.:..•• . --- & etAOT� '5A I 11on..... ="Ea� 11.• c- hea ! ' .t Accept Our Invitation TOP CHOICE SIMON'S p •• 7 ,00 s1 3 GROUND BEEF - oo . s1 2 SLICED BACON 3 1 ·00 BOLOGNA lb. lb. $ �i�-;.., i SAUSAGE LARD PURE PORK _ lb. 4 bucket Unclaulfled - For example: President JOHN KENNEDY says it is most urgent that t h e American educat ional .system teach s� udenls _ how to <"Ombat communism with , FACTS a n � VALUES ronrermng our Amencan heritage. THE AMER ICAN. BAR ASSO· CIATION, rep resenting more �han 2(M).lhousand lawyers, jud6es and law teachers, bas pleclg<>d that its m embers will help school.\ and colleges to prov!de adequat ? st;.id. is o_n dmOC"�acy , also o� commumsl doctrmes and tactJC"S . - CALYII - 'l'lfl a■ Sermdo -: 14idiun1 Q IO 14.il; 0om..... ..S ..... 11.. I .... ■ to o STALIN and now N D< fTi\ Un-American Activities Commit• in agriculture from all sections of There's just one tee . But those West Coast !:.lU - West Virginia mttting for their I goal _ th at is to OVERPO\\.-F:h aents realized too late that they 40th Annual Conferf'nct at Celiar 1 W. Va. FFA·FHA a ll freedom government� _ to had beel! DUPED JNTO F1)Ll fJW. L akes, the R ipley COMMUN IST LEADER I Conference Center at DESTROY the United St a le!> oov- ING 1 ernment _ and 10 put 8 REL> , SHIP. Th�y admited tha� tWy on J une 5 through 9!une 8. The Mason Count1ans are Gle11"1 , PRESIDENT I NTO OUR WHITE were ashamed of their 1;:upidity. h New Haven, Wahana Higiil Smith. The communists hoped t at t�y HOUSE. Those are not just s('"are threats. might repeat the San Fra".lcisco School : Harold Su�livan, Fraz��s Tiley werl' the boast of Wi\ l !am viole11 ce on <"Ollege eampuse!' in Bottom, Hannan High School ; Cuf. z. Foster, one time Communisl other slales, but thus far th•y ford Dunn and Bl a ine Nor · ·an, Party leader, when he t.esLfied have not hen succssful - and it Pt. Pleasant, Pt. Pleasant High under oath before a Congi f'ssion- 1 is \'ery possible that they W"'\''T Schoo l al commJttee. Why? Becau. ,, American !;' U· The conferf"nce progr�m for the , ts are begii,n ing 10 LE AR � four-day sts��of! 1 t� ;bu1lt arou�d l w• Wha is lhe princip .+ �t st communist really is _ and the tm'· me. Vo-Ag. s Role m ag' , th e communist8 are us .ng Agrieu ltUN Members of the United �!ales us? Not aabotage. Not l!spionil.ge. to recognize it as the 011� real Chf.mp10111 ,• •• ' . ards, of Ed m . S'1.11"1tt­ many CONGRE :;t11l� po � E: H. rts e ar th - NOT THE BALLOT. And not di- enemy of demucracy. We e hope SS have spoken out most emphatical• red violence primarily. No, the fuJ that before the end of 1961 visor of . Vocational Agriculture, . l y in favor of educat ion agaiasl foremost and most effective Red many . many schools will be who 1s m charge of the confer­ communism . 'Ibey have declared weapon is education FOR com- teachin � the TRUTH about com- ence Guest s �a��r�., apd ''0 - 1 that the so�est way to fight the , ·• 5 been .libt l� \nunism _ and that millions of ag te�chers w,11 empha::11� }1e · N UNDERST mena Red ce 1s to A D lenUess P[t!'iwes on,.lhe . MIN DS American students w iJl be wise to necessity of thorough pla n� n .,, o l programs to keep up with the rapCLEARLY WHAT JT JS llnd how of AmetlcarJ 'ito«11111 1fiem Into a · all � Red Plotting. it OPERATES. atnse of security and to Our hope for this new awaken- idly _chang�g a�ricu�tura� and �ueat1ona l situa t ion 111 \\est V1r• Even memben of the U N' f'I CD make lhem �.I . •- that commun ism mg _ kau fac I s. . . mised on some so1,, 1s gm a. NAT(ONS have war ned agaiasl really has something better than The most reassuring evidence ___ , ________ any ostrich•like !lead-in -th�-sands democracy . comes from the Veterans of For• post ure toward commums · m. Dr Through the years the Commu- e ign Wars Depa rtment of Amer- COMMUNISM•ON THE MOVE-• • ,r� •hi'\.11rut to counteract N1k1ta MALEK CHARLES deleg te nist Party has been educating its icanism files. State . school and _ ' grandcri:our that f nd from Lebanon a orme, pr OWN members so that they, in- college educa tors give g chev's boast ood � dren will be communists · dent of the U.N. General AssemI turn, can indoctrinate others. spon ses to V.FW. letters urging . • 1 bly, h�s dec1ared tbat wher1 y . cuJT>mube They NEVER will dooCommunist schools of instruction instru dion on communist j y m the ES says that an � specialize in propaganda, doc- trines and tactit"s. Tht V.F.W. �I• nists if we continue to open the W '.1 bod �n get along w,th' the commu sub�rfuge and infiltration. eo offers to help develop such m- eyes ot our YOUTH and o ' 1 r 111Sl.a then that l}l'rson muSt be a trines, They ' re called workers schools. struction through distribution of ADULTS today. l communist HIMSELF - or an And they have been camouflaged anti-communist materials a n d herf' communism fighting We're E s:· 99c Beer aad. Wae Carry-Out .r- \21 .� KHRUSHCHEV. Dell of bis own national llent:ige C H U C K R O kS T S . . · · · · · . . . . · · · . . ··· · · · · · · · · lb. 39c T - I O N E S T E A K S . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 99c R l l · S T E A K S · · · · · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . lb. 79c SMOKED CAWE HAMS • · · · . . · · • · . . · · · · - . . . . lb. 35c I U C K E Y E B A C O N . . · · · . . ·- · . . . . · . . . . . . · · lb. 49c OI.D SMOKE HOUSE WIENERS · . . . ... . , · . . · · · · . . . . · lb. 59c B O L O G N A , I N P I E C E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1b. $1 .00 Clover Farm TOMATO . JUICE, 46 !IZ. can ___ 4 ca.ns $ 1 .00 8 cans $ 1 .00 Clove, Farm PORK AND BEANS, No. 2 can 4 cans $ 1 .00 Clover Farm CHERRIES, 303 can 4 cans $ 1 .00 Clovtr Farm RED KIDNEY BEANS, 303 can 6 cans 79c Clover Farm MILK, tall can 1 2 rolls $1 .00 Clover Farm TOILET TISSUE 1 2 Cini $1 .00 FOOD ' J0-80 CALIFORNIA CELERY, Fn11h . and Cri•P ---- Stalk 23c 2 lb. 1 9c CABIAGE 2 lb. 35c WINESAP APPl,,ES 2 lb. 1 Sc NEW YELLOW ONIONS E;:f�::t{:F.:·��: :;:;r:i;::�; :. Abraham Lincoln School. Those comunist schools have nouriahed in some of our largest e it ies New York, PhiladdiJhia, Boston, Detroit, Chicago, San Francisco . and Seattle. . From its earlie� days t h e _ worldwide commun� moveme�t has been ,mtensely mterested m educating the YOUTH of all coun• tries. The communists have de. ur cJared over and over th at - i.._ who controls the YOUTH eontrols the FUTURE. Also lhe communisb have boasted that their phil. ----------1 $40 Tracie-In ON Youi OI.D WAJHll ON '" '"' -=.4 �...� ER MARKET " E R'S S. .U. . PCOURTEOUS B·A KFREE -SERVICE !"ARKING • "Where rt ls A Pleasure To Shop" Open 7 Dayt A Week-I AM Until 9 P. . MIDDlEPf"D.. ,, �., 1 GOlDffl IJPi ' BANANAS b,. 9x 12 - ALL PATIERIIIS LINOLEUMS ! less of alt the soft words glowin1 promlseJI - or of any £al.se se nse of senrity which may oorne out of h igh level T�S ot so,-called SUMMIT meetmgs be­ An IDAHO educator ur� the- tweetiS. PRESIDENTS and PREMIER V .F. w. to contin lll' cont..DctinJ I school superintendents an.! intei-ested citizens - ever ca11ir:.4 U) . .. -mllld the dangers of communism that all students certainly shouJtl learn how communism th�atens freedom of the indiv idual and soe iety. He promi sed coop.. 3 t 1o:1 with the V.F.W. and - - . . ,_..,• •• have used V.FW. materia:11 tx tens.ively. Our history c1a51 has completed a project analyzing communism and its phi losophy. God bless the V.F.W. for ib fine work. Those are encouraging mes- . Summer Style� • DRESSES e SKIRTS e BLO USES Aline Weaver's Dress & Beauty Shop - Wl.f.UM I VINI ffl. IIACINI, O. • • • I • $J • • • • • ·• J Ph- WY 2-2829 SAVE S&H STAMPS ·• - -· .. , • •••• -- I I • I • • 111 l ,. � ROUND STEAK ----- .. 79c BOILED HAM ____._ .. 89c j ..2sc •'' PORK LIVER • ' VELVEETA CHEESE --- 2 .. a9c 2 ... 2sc '' PEAS SI• * IUSH'S - •--9c 4 PORK & BEANS .,., IUSH'I \: RED KIDNEY BEANS YOU 00 .. '1· fir 3 ... s •· 1 ING ' FILL PIE RY CHER GIANT SIZE TIDE ---- 76r. il KRAFT DAWN GLO ' ca• ------ I TMANK WA ID CRO SS' SQN.S IN RACINE SINCE 1 860 ,. ,, 95 The Food Mart ,. ... An OREGON educator s a I d �t he invite! V.FW. suggP.S­ lions. . . And a WISCONSIN �•.och 1 111 sthool teacher wrote saymg -We American youths will not ran in­ to the trap which tbt C'QIIU'nunists are trying to ll!t up for unfilu&­ pecllng student, before ho end al 1861. Th•t ii EDUCATION AGAINST $2.00 � CWO-NP ,_, _ Ingels Furniture MWtl'-', Ollio , 49i Short Ribs Beef Stew 33c lb, 59c •· Pork Steaks Neck Bone 5 •. $1-00 55c •· ,,��t:� �� �Nn:,��:.r;:�·.�g::.� to expo.oie aimmuniam so methodi­ cally and IO comple�ly that • DruNII Pump . · FIFTH Fine For NtiOdl" l o sages. The educaton are with us one hundred per cent in the dri,•e • Pow. lin1t1 • Balloon ltoll1 NEW HAMBURGER _ 2 � 29c SPECIAL ■LEND Tea Candy Bars Iced I 6 ... 25c 59c F R ES H M I L K1 �-!:� 50c ______c. : 85c fa"' � ;;•:�-:·PI:1�:�:r.� ' ■ IN DOG .._ TIit flltJII ... - ...... .. 1•et• ..t! • . ;,;'"';,.,ie:,,,,,,;,..,,,,,,,,, .. , ,,.;;•;::1.4,■lut if,,_ il\it...a, - .... � !'!!.!- !!•��..�-�-�-��..:-::__�����--· --·-·..,.._., i�,. ": . • :"'1� .. ..... ��r:.::::,- , J Co f :i- TOMATOES POTATOES 69c BEEF SALE CHUCK ROAST 49l V Ag Men T(' RED CUP COFFEE, _____ I lb. 59c __ 3 lb. $1 .65 °"" .. 'l'DNlff _ 11ft YORK IUPII - 1111 llaaJlll � ......... ... p,1111 tllal -'-- - ... lllllal '1.1 ....,_ • ,_. • ID IJpll ., lllllonltr - w Ila ... .. .. .. � n,1,or; W • 1•• 1o ­ , r ' , llOGI - Ill lo 110 11.■ to 17 , ■: Hta,111 II.■ to 11.00; Liahta • '. II.GO lo 11.111 Pal Iowa II.OIi to 14.'10; lloatl I I.GO lo 11.10; Pip ' . uo lo II.Ill. C&'l'ft.B - .... 17.tll to 11.lO I lo -• l'al Cow, llllfln I II.GO to II.It; � II.• to CalYtf i ll.tll: - , h r ,:i:"l!"\,;'!',..i, Side GI ,.__ r ":J'ii. "-· ' • a} untDl!I' B. H. SANBORN atlen and htifn, active, fu'Jy / Grav-et ud frqmen&I o( l&ooe ltlady with Mo.W.ay: C01¥I lteady ma, HM bU. rnae&I ud •releni to otroos: bulls ••••ciJ: two lah lato ..u.i., op.o...., aver,., to high cliai<o around 'llie laltoplan •ubel may split IOU lb lteera 24.00: few aale1 low i wide open u rrt re11ult of �be to at•eraa• cholct 1000.I IDO lh COhtinuing gro,i.,lh of I fetua thot 23.00·23.SO; load avtiragl!I to hi'lh develop, from �,,. ea that faik-1d choice Tl'I lb heIfen U.00; st9L. to complete Jts journey to thfl ttred good ta low choice 70NOO uterine neat (er.topic or t u b a I lb 21.00.22:.0D; eGWI 14.00.18.GO; pre,naney ,. ·•· .. . buJ111 17.50-20.00; vealer, steady, A false alann may aend tho, hip good and d10lce 27.00.so.oi:,, uterus Into labor.11U contraction•. good 2..27. And everything 1t,at happens pro.HOjl 2700; barrow, and gilts dum pain. Mild dlllCOJll!ort. Ag­ moder1tely act!,. ,toady to 15 ' ooblng pain, St•ndy pain, lnte•• ••• lower, few ll'/l).IOO lb IS aff; -• llllttllll cramp11 Slllbblng pair. mo,tly 1teody; around IIO 1-1 1911• 1 Colicky pain, Lacaliz<d pain. Shlll thJa -bnd In pol•• 1cuta WIii bt leg, and chop, A IIO lb barrow, 1111d gllta II.GO: Ina pain, Oonerallzed pain, tpread ........ , l . too omatoo,. !f.ttuce, and c:1• w!do ,arlety al hoe! cute wui ,,. buJlt 1-1 and 1-1 180-MO lb 17 5 ; mi fl'IID polvla to lo- rlb1, bop. Oolona, ,.ppon, 111.0pbaan,: / dilplayed, In J10rk, lolnl. Ind 17.88, maslly 17. 1,11 17,■ !or IIO lb, down; S.J and i.o. s MO-S'IO lb upar..... and ... choJ)I will be popular. -•ore111111111. 1 OJ')' To INTEllD'I dP ailo li<M>d clialcoa. Tap leleolioAt at YtplabI. 11,71-17.111, few Iota No. ! - DBYIWED I IR III -· ID.I lb ll,IJ0.11.eo, .....u loll mlll"1 Fnitl e.,I OOIIDta r, Ihle w .. kend WASJIINQTON •UPU -.1\lnt 1 aro: a,,..,. I. - •Suo . Ill lb 17 15 HO·'Jo lb 14 00-11 GJ· •i1;:=\,t':i ::,•ni::--.,::-i.:: ._: marb tbt betlMlnl DI June Dairy Attractiff lru!t btq1 lnclllde belDI, lava beau betll, L'Oltlrdl mixed lb ..� 14 I� Mmlh, Thul, tbt llllopper wlD find watarmolGo, a!rowbarrill, bano ..,., ,,_ anlant, radllh11 ond II .OO; u - lb. l!�IJO. lt,IS ,r.";\;t Ill dairy produota abundant. Eu,, u, lemon,, oron1eo, ■pottult, rhubarb, f<Oberw, Blf llootoe ud lfOUnd I N 100 t! o. OOl3,II: lb. •� . •v Romaine lottuc,. poppen, paw baar1 fflOII\J atencl;y 11111 lb up &, " .. ... tao, .,. ........,prfeod In IIWIY and tMlalop■• ,i\tLlll tho Al tooa (old crop and new ""P,' mainly 11.00-12.t�. ' anned de�rtment R,b � ,c , •:.,:;: 1:,:-,.. 1rDf1er.1ryt, cfllck<ml end tur- tun■, lrllh and !,01111 lhrbnp an� yella" lllrallueclt lljuub, lf)lnaoli, lbeop IOO; alaupler I p r I n t ,::'':',., �- y,,o a. and u,a --,,, ple,,tlful, u wtll 11 1e,11op, wear l■vorable price ta� lomatooa ••ltnnelw, Ollter -""'" - -•-.i . • ,. � euta al he!. lamb, and Spl'tn, lamb wlli lead the lea pod buy, will be •YOOldoo, •• lambe l!Ody ; few chalco Jlnd =.,•::, C lorN at moat Oftuntm. thil Wi!U p■l'IJIII, broecoll cobbap. ...- J)l'fml - lb Ill.OIi, other 8001 -,t;:'":i,�£• "'t port, ,,,_ top -- II Vlptabie end. 'l1>t moat lnquently ...n rota, ..1..,., a-1oe11 �. and cholOI IT.IJ0.19.00. cull to ..... :I' , :;f ·:i=. :::•;::: .;;, ... _!ant, onlana, Hald -• -• lboro owe,, ate,,cly, UN.OIi, ':"�... � - .,:,: llallan "luub and ••II-. \Al'IUV Or_, trapt/rult and llniW• an...,...., berrte, wW be tbt beat hll boya. lloocl cho'9ea w:0 bt CIDtaioupu. 1111d boneydew melon,, . 8eat """" la 111h In llllet. limo.. Jlbad, and halibut. ctam,, t• M Annual A onomy Field Day Will Feature Small Grai The Success Congregation becom� :n10 OIIJ CINCINNATI ( I J PJ>-Llvestodc; [ another t volvulut and inruuu1 Cattle 800, calvw m: alaughte1· "Pion), requir!rJI 1urgery I Shoppm • g Gu1'de I VETERAN'S REpORT t Anythin1 and f'Verythlq thnt lea 11d p■lnful a11 •• Inf' ,cW ffn. can btppen to h• tn1 tluuea aod ICU- And Jf u·� ..ot pr .mptly tt­ orpru anywhere, In the body ca•1 / mo1r· .· 1 lh Inf . .on , -, tpread happen alao to the stnactUN!s wm. ower Mae utlre ,erJ · •al mem•rane, in the abdomin11I eavlty. 1 E to nio ! n11l atreP:• tnay Ca111e the The 1tomach rnay be stretch...! to lhe llmlt• r,( lt.s capacity bt large gut Ml. CO.'! · ..:ct vio 1 :ntly ur lood and drink. / to ct.mp down In the flrsl in­ The lining of the dUOOe�UM �tance you miiy . .i Vt to mah fre mar be eal� away by an ulcer. quent hurried l flp� to the bath / u� co_litls:J ; . m the Th• coil, or amall inlt1tilk' room lrn the nd, � Jrnrtng �twu _m.:ty HCO / J t fort may churn about UI an ef cause a sen IL!I . traffic lie-up rld the gul of irritatina: or lnfe:.Iive conten•r11past1c. con · tl)''.'.Lon ) . ... i�•an·e and reetw'l appeldb- may Ce1 _ u ••ul- mSJgmold ,,_ bee .me !ii!•'( for c.1.neero.:& _ ay Food ;c:"� :'.':i _...__i!,a� tam Today's Medical RelJOl'f I _., ,,..,.......... lld4P ¥Wl�4i �................._..,. _ Dally Sentl;e,, Pomeroy .Middleport , 0 . Jun e l , 1961-3 / mouthed, <'<X i·&Uro tnd ..·,du•I. •! � wh•:h lht ,�mmun ..,, ,... k ,.��E:�� 11'1� ,.N .J . , u�JJ--way, boastma lilnd lhrt•tenm1 stro) . inf bWJ Utrou.p tie � gr But 011 the other hand the com- In ot�r word1, ANY mo,•e fa. BELONGS TO THE YOllTH. Wednnda t,e{, I m.;,i.. cannol lland �p .,.,,,., _vorabl, "' communism - even Th,refore, the cammun1'1, have movement,. youth tho �� J""' -· OS I d.� Ht crawls av,ay ln the amallelt degree - helps created many Speok Up ro, O.moc,acy ! , �,/ n � �:., .�,:'.:,.been :C I DEBUNKING. ered CCIDlidmq • ; i, from any frontal ,uack. 'lbeo he Mo,cow', campa illJI lo, •�•� :uch ,u lht :::""vi p � PT PLEASANT - Annuel Oh� T�pdru,mg Qet, wilh-�~ Nitrogen :: had :;..:: la,I Mattb. b il. ron. lle e're not be ing fooled by ll'IY EDUCATION a■ the bf-st weapo n corneg back into the lray from dommation. T h e ,... commun s _mer ca - "· ...,l . Va y S age For Ag St■tioo Er imenl it • TN al ,pvm1 JUA "We're j per • alt 'lit.at has been lhftn11elvet have latu that. B u I n1st League - T11e" Arneracan StUther so n i&h level talks with the Comm u- I aga inst COMMU N ISM. _, Managempnt 0 1 .._ � Id Day ill . ht Tobacco L be w ekt F °'"Y .._, ('OMidence," Sm. w_ .1.--ri<'an ,.nt u ni·on - -._ • '""' 1. 1 I.J'll:' IO frank ,•-·t •'""Y have Ullt'en on a1 l t•· · communist �• penonahty l 1 nl1lt. Her• at home the war vet• Our organ 11ation uf more ,han theme O . The pro B.1 rn . C ·u . urmi / Toi>Kco J d . � a:r� f Lan<, .,..,...,,.. IeveI 5 - from Khrushchev to lilt that many people think tht)"re Youth ror Democ rac-y - and th,: , on une 13 trans. ,chool and rollegt educa- one million member, has dec larnd Corn Va_rie11e11 p m. Th 11 year • hekl Hyb l at Jtart I Th09I! ur. Le or Youth G a _DIN K ID Labor · t Red orgamztr who has just .___. day 1'' 111 featun· am.II grain reTile above JUb,ect.1 are very tors . legal experts and the FBI ed repeatedly that lht, only eHec- 5lllalles MORR 18 PRIDAT f u •urpn19e1.1, gan ization, wf're d&etl'gned IO turn not 1.8 One educaUof\al f »ome Into led lltr lfl a . ' d h ,...1.. e art combinin g force9 for I con- live way to combat commuriiJ1m w ar , h c a rc u f crop, t od . he llg <" ' pr 1 ID . Sto important ri ShoWitr •ill be 11Y• l A rne co wu _ [' ,e l l D .h IOfll 1 and daug ter lo hear the FE ERAL our own labor gro EDUCATE i, to FIRST KNOW WHAT CvM . social. rehgiou, or C'Ofllrol, forage re�arch, and in• I needed for our l1vHtock mdustry , fM Mrs. Art Mar� at thf Brad,. c-erted drive to 1 OF INVESTIGATJON AGAINST /,MERICA. aC ;���Au . MUNISM IS - And then to 11:eep But here we are getting a:i . r. I M'ct co11lrol. 11lrt' Fiitld Day will here III Mason County . AGAINST COMMU NISM. Church ol Christ 1t I p, � , eel . TODA icon F I. e is th Wh n ' a a uut10n g a at advocat�g m of Veteran, The . of our story f gin farmers in tht art• a chan('e l Any Muon County , • r m � r j bury it EXPOSED constantly. . _ F June- 2 l!:vff)' one la in,. iday. r . eigri Wart 88Y1 - let'• lhrow ii communism. FBI Dmector J. Ed- Well , today, DANIEL _ R L B IN The organization 1 represent wDI � l w IN'. lint hand. what 's new rn woul d benefit by at�1111 l 'l e vitf!d. Homebuilders Clau II has been said many t imes lot of strong Hght on what com- gar Hoovl'r has Jon� dedared � Com_mumst Part_y • Nat1ooa the Veterans of Foniign W:1r.1 of Agronomy. 11tn-e. Day. fw-ld l that communism can grow only munisrn really IS, Let's under• that APATHY and �GNORAN_CE Youth Director. Rubin haa 1?3de . : ITCHY SKIN .in lhe da,k areas or IGNORAN(E stand communist GOALS a n d are lht ,�mmumsts best all,.,. e,lended toun lo lhe We,1 eo,,1 Th, Ot11.0 Valley E,penm,nt HOW TO CHECK IT. F int addm machme lo pdel , cong,-"51Da•·••·W-!t i. tlfft. 1ta1,,n, "'.'I h Hoov,r and his Chief tnspec• and lhrnughoul the Middle West Stal wn " on, of Bol , TACTWS, IN JUST 15 MINUTES. and APATHY. When subject ed le Jotala and ..t,o1,t, wu paten• - ed by lhe ,oier, o1 lhe ltltq "" tor William Sullivan are v e r y for lhe- sole- purposl' of forming a N>Cated 111 Wt11t V1rg111ia. n , ..s;, Altit u11n, ITCH-ME-NOT, set Yt1u comm·,. � PROOF of rght II f st.ale. th u _e ed on Nov J9 1872. . "8c- bac-11: at any drus ,1.or• 11 Ltie Itch The V.FW. aaya let' • leach fran k about communist pion� aruJ brand new youth movement. He Expt-rimental SlatN)fl!I . beloog to , :;;_;;,;_;;;,;_·�;_ · ��-------------------"----"'" NEEDS SC'RATCHlNG AJ1ply Jn withers. 1 shrinks 1 and sm n ! o u r YOUNG people Lhe TRUTH activities . And they KNOW THE hopes to cultivate yoong commu WeM Virginia Univ f'rs 1ty. . "; dn>ln1 JTCH•M"f..NOT d1,- or nl,ut lt1r Re f . . The commumst is 8 queer crca _ about rommum. sm - let , !I eneeu, ma, in"•t·t bllH, rtn1worm. lo■ se bec a msts on ma ny college campuse� searc h being done is betng done been FACTS the FBI au s h . N � ��� � :��._:: � z.!�:: �r�;: tu re. On the one hand he is a loud lighten our students early - in trailing Red U'aders and picking before the end of 1961 . under the dire<.1ion of tile �gron• ;;.;���;,:�:;_--��'-------------------,/ their schools and college5 - st.I sec rets from Communist Parl y J ust �<.�ntly Communid Pa rt y orny and Agriru.ltural Enginttr• Clifford Shaver, Ev•ngelill they shall never bE"come brains for many years. t hat General Se<"retary GUS HALL re- lng Depautmentl of West Vi"'g1J1· E N N JU E W DDI GS dupes of the Reds. And at t h e ported o ttee 1onal to his n.at c num University The research l)emg I Of Port Clinton Will Be At � Federal Bureau of ln�i!Sll-. that the highe� priority wi ll � ciaam<> same time l�t 's _give so� e.'ttra , ia of a practical na- 1 d on . . 10n warns that there MUSl be given during the balan<.� of th is young American aprec1ahon of gat ture. Area fonnen ran !let fo1 I JUST AHEAD! � NEW AWAK N I N G - e'ipe['• our own way of IHL E yeii r to youth work among rol• themSf'lvea what pract1<.-es wil l That is what the Veterans ol 1ally among our young people - lege il-tlJdenl or: � r1 izatiom1. Hall I pay on Lheir own farms. See Our Complete Foreign W � r 3 has advocated lf we' re going to make a11y eff�"· says that tile C'amouflaged Lheme WHAT YOU'LL SEE From May 29th to June 7th Selection of strong�y since hearing Al len Dul- live . headwa� againSt_ the . :om for this new l'ommunist y o u t h : Be low is � Ii.st of some of th, Each Evening 7 :30 P.M. les, Direct or of the Central Jr.I.el• mumsl plot m the Un ited Sta l f's movement will be PEACF.. CIV- resear ch bemg done at the S1aGills For The Wh rty a ommun l st i s P the c a s who Dulles, h y. ligence A enc l: i. :i. [L RIGHTS and CIVIL LlBEP.- lion Come •nd study God•• Truth with ua ■o that we June Bride. more insid e information on com- plot� Well, il"s an old, old story TIES. Alfalfa �anagement Trials may better serve each other to know tbe lrlllb 1114 munisrri that any other man in becau!ll' the Reds have been workSmall Gra in Var 1ehE'!S . . obey, In this way we may please our God. IO 1l'le' eommunists realrze, l1ow . l h e ing WITHIN the United Stal�s the United Statt's - told Weed Control on for . Chemica l v F.W. that our high schools and and AGAINST our own govern- ever. that their . rw>w dri�e (�r age Seedings will colleges should be teachin)! t fl e ment ever since the CUMMU- eontrol of Amem·an yo JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST Differ@fit Times and Mdhods well _ar� They push-over. · a be wa!:.' not S.\. . U :nd• I PARTY NIST _ nism u ,:omm t u O b MIDDLEPORT TRUTH a M LL ST. of Seeding Alfalfa rather than shyiag away from lht ing WITHIN the United Slates awae tha t _the great. ma)(mtr ol Weed Control ln Com I and AGAINST our own govt"rn- our 48·m 1ll wn Amer1can .;I · "'nts Weed Control in Spring Oat s subject. ment ever sm<.� the COMMl 1 - ha\'e always had freedom lo JN . T h e V.FW. praised Du\. NIST PARTY U . S. A . was found. QUIRE. INVESTIGATE, OUES: les' , suggest ion. Tt�n we began ed in Chicago back in J919. I TION and to �RITICIZE. In !hat i 0• urgmg eJucalors m elementa ry t �� ye For he pa st forty-two a 1 respect American youth are betschools, h igh school� and in co!- the Communist Party of the t.:ni'- ' ler of� than are students · 11 ·ou:t? 1 . legtos to mtroduce such a pro ed Stat es has. been ident1fa!ft as I Amencan and European t.-01111- I 3ftlCJ ate p gram. Also the V .F'. W. �k l•�t.-<l being the long arm of lN'l"ERNA- tries. 1 Pomeroy Self.Service Markott its .own members and special � a• TIONAL communism. takini;: or- I The rommunisl� a lso reali P tenals Lo help that mstruct101 .. den dh-ect from the Kremlin in . th at thus far t here has l>een no O OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:30 P.M. ff erenc 'More about th at a httle later. Moscow. I mass movement of Amr.nC'an stu. TENDER-JUICY (Closed At Noon On Thursdays) Now, the Veterans of Fore ign WAHAMA - Four Mason Cr,UII The goa l of the Commum st P.ir- ' dents to their cauSf' Thf' com. SWISS STEAIS 1 Wars is not _ alone in urging that ty in the United States 1 s the mun ists Wf're h a ppy ahou� l h e ty vocational-agricult u re tP� chers R A Ks sn IB TOf' young Americans learn th� truth same goal a£ that of the com". U· 1960 rioting in s a n F"ranri.iu1 will be among more th ;::.n 150 l about communism. Many others nists in the Kremlin ever .1, 1 11 e e where several hundrf'd .�!11de nt� teachers. teacher•! rainers. ",-d !iU· 59c lb. 65c lb. . 1 e ideu th on line have swung into lb. KARL MARX, N ICHOLAI LEN- disrupled heari ngs of the House pervisors of vocational -educ ation r PETER HENLE, Al'L-CIO ee, anamlll ,oon to beeomo • P· ,rt, D11111 of Labar olficlal. WU tho Jone union repre.lelltative ou a -I 1Sked to c:omment oa lhl Laq and Broze,, lhoorles He asked U Ibey proved •ny. thing. VarioUI factor■ In th< bus� aes, cycle may move in tbt 181111 cifNctlon 11nw11-.1y. hi mo� lamed, without one CIUlllng tht other. Market Report ... .. -----� ....................... •le' Abdominal Cavity SuL; ect To All Organic Ailmfnts The 'Young' Senate Every now and then crlUc■ artae to 11y that Con,reu, and parllcu)arly the Senate, lln't modern enoulh to cope with the pace and ranee of today•, mu­ slve problems. To the utent that thil ta an aillault upon the tradlUona and proce1111 of tbe Senate, many may re1■rd It u a pro­ position that II properly arguable, Insofar • JI may be Intended to •Ill· ,..1 that the upper chamber II heavily welllhted wltb members wbo bave been too Ions, the crlUcltm I, not ■up. rted by the facta, 111 terms of It■ member&' ■ervke, the .itaate II ID utonlshln,iy youn1 body. Tw04blrd■ of Ila total ol 100 were elect­ ed for the lint time In 18IO or lhe,. after. One-third to back no farther than lllCII. Of the present number, only Arilona'a liltu. Carl Hayden, 81, WU ll'Ollnd In the Rear1n1 Twenties to III the bl& boom and collapH. Juat HVen other■ trace their Senate be,ianlnsa to tbe dart INOo wbfoh NW depreulon and prelude to war. Amon11 them an Ille olde■t Republlcena In polDI of Nrvlee, Senator■ Brlqea of New Hllllplblre (elected 11181) and WIiey of Wllconan (1888). Tbt tzlltlnc memberllllp flrula I solid bue, however, In the UNO., when 28 en• tend upon their Senatt careen. Thia period afforda ltrltlnt uample, ne,tr• tbellla, of the bl&h rate of poUUc■l mor­ tality. Of tht 12 Republlcana who pl<t• ed up new 1 1 1 t , In Ille OOP'1 1"8 ■wNp, only one, Senator William, of Dtllwan, II 11111 around, Not aurprlliqly, aouthtrn Dtmocrata, CODIPll!nt lltldll7 ID areu leanln1 bta• rilJ tllllr party'■ way, bulk Iara, 1mon1 trul1 Hlerlll 11naton. Thay account for 14 Ill tbt SI wltb pre.J8!0 roote. job....,_ I, l"ederal llolerv1 Board·, monetary policy, Brouo - Other ,anabte, In tho buineu eytle may c.u,e 4 to I per - _laymerrt, be But when monetary policies al,. fact lhe laJIIOfflY ad-ly. Ibo 11111111playment pnblem II com, pn,lllllod, accon!rn, to Broun·, u.ry. llnilelJ blame, die "Fed" '"• n• it variel from tt, unoff,clal rule al thumb to allaw tbe ,._ oy ,uppJy lo arow about s per cent • year_ From mld-1... to mid-1959 the _,., tlack grew by u per -· Tben Ibo Ped <Ill H back loo rap, ldlY, befDN! unemploymsnt bad dropped back to Ibo 1957 level And this proclpltllld tbt ,Jon of recent montla, ....-.rdlnt to the economist. r ... f ·$ I ,' .I I �.....__________.,.J._....._..,,__..,:l.,__ _,,,_., .... ' . .TluJ IJail,, Sen tinel Labor, C of C, Produce Differen t A nswers COMMENTATING, EDITOR1£LLY No Soft Snaps Any poll you could take among po lltl. clan.! the country over would probably lhow they rate being mayor of New Yon City Juot about the most lbankleu Job there Is. The man who h.. It, Robert F. Wag. ner, 111,1y &eek It again thiJ year, but un­ der forced draft. lib, friend■ make plain he has no lute for the post, with !ta mountain of seemingly un■olnble prob­ lem■ - traffic conetlllon , crime, city corruption, near•blnkruptcy. Another man , Republican Sen. Jacob Javita just put on ble pressure 1ult and ruilted nine G'a nf political IJllvlly pull from Richard Nl&on, Governor Rocke­ Jeller and UIQlted other leaden who wanted him to make the mayoralty race, Javlta took a IOOd look ■t New Yort'■ chaOI and decided the Senate wa, hea. -ven 11ot. Al a matter of fact, many of the n■• tlon'o 1overnonblpe don't look mucb more allurtn, the■e dayo. State after 1tate II beNI with painful money prob­ ieml. RecenUy Oblo'1 Gov, Michael DISalle told President Kennedy h e bad many day, wben be didn't think be could 1tand Ule Job. Reporl, bave it that be'1 not certain about runnl111 1111n In 1962. With vutatlou, ble ,toJy COll!d be re­ pealed ID Clilfornla, Walhllllton ■late, lllcbl1an, Pennaylvanl■ and quite a few other , p o t 1 . Tbe author of PennayJ. vanll'1 one-term Nllrlctlon may yet find blmllif poatbWDOUlly cbOMD held of a naw 8oclet, for Ule Prevention of Cruel­ ty to Polltlclan1, The one bl1 tbla, thtt ltetp, men buctlnr for tbeoe Jobi II the role many of tbem play In the lblftln1 UdN ol DI• tlonal political power. Bis-at.ate IOVV• non commandln1 bill• dele111lou ill- 1--DtllJ Stnllnel, Pomeroy•Hiddleport, O., Jlllle 1, .Itel W.\SHINOTON COLUMN evltably pack weight al presidential no­ mlnatlni convonliona, A atrong New York mayor can ufect tens of thousanda of vot.. In Ibo nation's bipest •Ingle urban vote cluater . The GOP leaders were mindful of 1h11 when, In a leDH New York bole! meet­ ing, Ibey preued Javlla lo 10. Tbey felt be mleht win and break the Democratic grip that baa beld the dty since the de­ parture of the fabled Fiorello La Guar. dla. Tbey hoped thus for a doubleheader sweep of New York City and the New Jeraey governorahlp next Nov. 7. Tbey 11w tbll a, a hammer blow well 1truct for l N2 and beyond. Unleao city and atate politic, replna ■ome of Ill old allure, J■vlll' "no" may forelhadow I developln1 pattern of re­ luctance 1mon1 men tapped to try for the top poata. And over the door of the Senate we may IDOn tee a lip readln1: "Snu1 Harbor." SCIIATCHING THE SURFACE We are told that no matter how stub­ born the Ru■liana are In n11ot1atlon, we mull keep cominJ bact to the councll table. We never know when a break• thro!llb milbl be ,cored, Well, there baa been one, It'• small, but real. Tbe announcement cornea from • Brltilh tclent1't who ha• been busy tbNt m a n y years collec\lp1 all the known vartet111 of Oeaa. Tbe collector already poue1111 about 95 per cont of the Identified v1rl1t1•1. Tbt othen, all quite rare, exist only In the Soviet Union. Now, juy to the world, we 1re told that the Iron Cul'laln will be lifted blfb enough to let these rare flea■ aneak under and Join the others. Unity In the n, • world Isn't mucb, blll 11'1 a llart. aY PSl'l.a &DION WASIIINCITON - •NEA• AFlrCIO Pn.Mllnt G I o r I • JI01D7 ,... _.,, - lor - l!:mploymo,,t -· t<e Choltrnan Jooeph S. Clark I D-Pa. I and bu '•Emerl"Dcy Em­ ploymG A<oeleratlon Al't" on tho ..... U1 that u. s. awn. bor al Cornmerc. bold a cooler­ - .. "11:mploymont and Un­ empioymmt - the Problm> af the ... .. What taint out of the t W 0 � WU 1G dlflennt that tt II .._ibll to - haw I b e y could be taltlnl about tho ..... problem. TD BMIC PACT iJ. or _,., that 7 per oeut of t h , V.S labor lorm - or nearly five lllllllon - - WU UllempJay. od ill April. Thi problem i, what <1u,ed I 111d what to do about lt. And bero II wben lhe ""•· tor and lhe lobar leadar ... pale, apart !ram u. 8. Chamber ol CGmmotct ......,..ta. PolDU., aut 1h11 lhe IIIIOlllplay­ ment rate WM only U per cent 11 tbt IDd al tho Konon w1r In 11&1, 1(- docl- that the In ....,. II • to buk chana•• In Ibo u.s - and in tho ........ polllrn Ill tbt American _..lloo. 'l11fNI will bo I net - ol I .I mJlllan now 1l'Olbrt a yeo, entering tho labor force In the UIOI - • IO per cent increue over the 19508. Total employment in manufu­ turlng ii ahr!.Jki., f,_ the Im­ pact of automation and technoJ.. Dji.cal improvementa u n d t r which load.I can be producod wtth fewer and fewer worbn, accordlng to the Me,.y tbeary. Thi, ls .i.a the ,...,.. ..... al I h e Kennedy admlnlltrotlaa which II MMJn& to eornct lt. MllANY WENT ALL OUT lor the Ctark bill, "1ll<b would IP, p,oprtall 10GO million fo, lbon­ ltnn P'Antl for public worb pro­ Joela that could be llarlld WW.. ID 80 da,s. The ganll wauld end when unemployment dropped bolaw 4 por - · THnll: WM NOTHING even faintly resomb!IOJI thll cornlq out al tho Chamber of Cammtrce conference, where "automailo,,•• wu lw-dJy mentioned at Ill and unemployment cauaet were uld le be diffennL Dr, Chorl11 D '- of Jobn1 Hopkins Unlffrl!ty told Ibo bual­ ueu Oflanhotlon that only ..,. 1illth ol tho "'111nployrnent 1ln<1 Workl War II hu been traceable He aclrnJttad lhlre bu - a creeplOJI upw.,,; ol 11lffllploy­ men1 levels &an one p,..perlty period to tho oat. Bui be ..id Ihle mJcbt be .. acddonl wblcb could revene ilNll ill Ibo nat bacim and brJnt u and to ,._lml ,_..,_, _.,, From put - Lant llnd, that unmplaymeat baa - .. lhe low ,!do Iii period, al 1a,.. - In tbt labar loree, .. tbtn II not1110J1 to worry ali<iut Ihm. Umomploymont Iii depNtaNd ...... - ii double tho .. llonal aven,ae. Lant - off 11 a "lrtlJlni cantrlhulloa I b • 1 far'• ID tbe mtloaal plctutt, � .., _,11,11 ,.., oo)J ? per «nl of total -1aYmtnt, or 11511,GOO jobleu. rr 11DA1NZD for Dr. Y 1 l 1 8- al Unlv■nlly al Chlcap to advance - 1h11 ft II tho savernment wblcb II mpa1111blo for much ., Ibo blp wwnploy merit. llllnlmum wa11 lawa have de­ cnuecl Ibo anployment of :hi 111111:lllad minority IP'GUPI Iii dl1aclvanta,ecl 11'111 ol tbt country like Ibo Southoutero atalel. 11)'1 a...... Bui lhe major allmaJ factor Clplble DI crutinJ wlde,preld 1o .....,..,., ' �lock Ohd l)Ogger Nat11Rlly enoµ.h, wltb tli•lr accumu­ lated aenlorlty they rant blllh In Senate committee leadenhlp, Nine of tht 14 haad major committee■, and two other■ are Jul! 1 step from lhe top. The nine ■outbern ehllrmen and their commltteea: Sen. Fulbrlfht of Artanaa■, Farelcn RallUona; RuneU nf Georlla, Anned Sarvlcea: Byrd of Virginia, Fi­ nance; Roberl■on nf Vlrclnla, Bant1n1 and Currency; Ellender of Loulalana, Agriculture; HUI of Alabama, Labor; Eulland of Mlululppl, JlldfflJry; John• ston of South Carolina, Poat Office and Civil Service; MeClellan of Arkansas, Government Operatlona. 11 Cjln hardly be a comfort to lhe Re• publican, to rtallu that tltey art on lht abort end of a 2•1o.1 ratio In the poll• 1880 111111 11 weu u the earlier •r•. So the Senate today la a place where relative ntwcomtra pradomlnate In num• bera. Wbelller Ibey ahouid have power commen111ratt with their number■ which thty do not now have - la an• other story. IY COMPAIIUON, BITl'BR Lao, la not another Korea, lince the combat at no time lnvolvtcl major pow• era directly, u that earlier flebtln1 did. Perbtpe we can be thlnktb� too that LaOI 111m1 unllbl7 to occupy th• n• 1ot11tor1 at lht couneU table the WJY Korea did. Tbt Korean armllilce lalts were the lon1e11 In world blatory. Thty not only llretcbed out over two full )'ttn, but they requlrtd l?I Hpuate ...-110111. There wa, even one that lllled JIIII 11 IICODd■, They art rated by Wliat.rn spee!lillall 11 a model of the Communllt,• UH of lltfoti■Uon for 1verythiD1 from almple lwaument to wu.wJlhoutiUn■• Timl •· arowths. Loop, of bol\·,-J may kinked or even •lie.icope I I JHE D41LY SENTIND v �"'iti�;:.:..•• . --- & etAOT� '5A I 11on..... ="Ea� 11.• c- hea ! ' .t Accept Our Invitation TOP CHOICE SIMON'S p •• 7 ,00 s1 3 GROUND BEEF - oo . s1 2 SLICED BACON 3 1 ·00 BOLOGNA lb. lb. $ �i�-;.., i SAUSAGE LARD PURE PORK _ lb. 4 bucket Unclaulfled - For example: President JOHN KENNEDY says it is most urgent that t h e American educat ional .system teach s� udenls _ how to <"Ombat communism with , FACTS a n � VALUES ronrermng our Amencan heritage. THE AMER ICAN. BAR ASSO· CIATION, rep resenting more �han 2(M).lhousand lawyers, jud6es and law teachers, bas pleclg<>d that its m embers will help school.\ and colleges to prov!de adequat ? st;.id. is o_n dmOC"�acy , also o� commumsl doctrmes and tactJC"S . - CALYII - 'l'lfl a■ Sermdo -: 14idiun1 Q IO 14.il; 0om..... ..S ..... 11.. I .... ■ to o STALIN and now N D< fTi\ Un-American Activities Commit• in agriculture from all sections of There's just one tee . But those West Coast !:.lU - West Virginia mttting for their I goal _ th at is to OVERPO\\.-F:h aents realized too late that they 40th Annual Conferf'nct at Celiar 1 W. Va. FFA·FHA a ll freedom government� _ to had beel! DUPED JNTO F1)Ll fJW. L akes, the R ipley COMMUN IST LEADER I Conference Center at DESTROY the United St a le!> oov- ING 1 ernment _ and 10 put 8 REL> , SHIP. Th�y admited tha� tWy on J une 5 through 9!une 8. The Mason Count1ans are Gle11"1 , PRESIDENT I NTO OUR WHITE were ashamed of their 1;:upidity. h New Haven, Wahana Higiil Smith. The communists hoped t at t�y HOUSE. Those are not just s('"are threats. might repeat the San Fra".lcisco School : Harold Su�livan, Fraz��s Tiley werl' the boast of Wi\ l !am viole11 ce on <"Ollege eampuse!' in Bottom, Hannan High School ; Cuf. z. Foster, one time Communisl other slales, but thus far th•y ford Dunn and Bl a ine Nor · ·an, Party leader, when he t.esLfied have not hen succssful - and it Pt. Pleasant, Pt. Pleasant High under oath before a Congi f'ssion- 1 is \'ery possible that they W"'\''T Schoo l al commJttee. Why? Becau. ,, American !;' U· The conferf"nce progr�m for the , ts are begii,n ing 10 LE AR � four-day sts��of! 1 t� ;bu1lt arou�d l w• Wha is lhe princip .+ �t st communist really is _ and the tm'· me. Vo-Ag. s Role m ag' , th e communist8 are us .ng Agrieu ltUN Members of the United �!ales us? Not aabotage. Not l!spionil.ge. to recognize it as the 011� real Chf.mp10111 ,• •• ' . ards, of Ed m . S'1.11"1tt­ many CONGRE :;t11l� po � E: H. rts e ar th - NOT THE BALLOT. And not di- enemy of demucracy. We e hope SS have spoken out most emphatical• red violence primarily. No, the fuJ that before the end of 1961 visor of . Vocational Agriculture, . l y in favor of educat ion agaiasl foremost and most effective Red many . many schools will be who 1s m charge of the confer­ communism . 'Ibey have declared weapon is education FOR com- teachin � the TRUTH about com- ence Guest s �a��r�., apd ''0 - 1 that the so�est way to fight the , ·• 5 been .libt l� \nunism _ and that millions of ag te�chers w,11 empha::11� }1e · N UNDERST mena Red ce 1s to A D lenUess P[t!'iwes on,.lhe . MIN DS American students w iJl be wise to necessity of thorough pla n� n .,, o l programs to keep up with the rapCLEARLY WHAT JT JS llnd how of AmetlcarJ 'ito«11111 1fiem Into a · all � Red Plotting. it OPERATES. atnse of security and to Our hope for this new awaken- idly _chang�g a�ricu�tura� and �ueat1ona l situa t ion 111 \\est V1r• Even memben of the U N' f'I CD make lhem �.I . •- that commun ism mg _ kau fac I s. . . mised on some so1,, 1s gm a. NAT(ONS have war ned agaiasl really has something better than The most reassuring evidence ___ , ________ any ostrich•like !lead-in -th�-sands democracy . comes from the Veterans of For• post ure toward commums · m. Dr Through the years the Commu- e ign Wars Depa rtment of Amer- COMMUNISM•ON THE MOVE-• • ,r� •hi'\.11rut to counteract N1k1ta MALEK CHARLES deleg te nist Party has been educating its icanism files. State . school and _ ' grandcri:our that f nd from Lebanon a orme, pr OWN members so that they, in- college educa tors give g chev's boast ood � dren will be communists · dent of the U.N. General AssemI turn, can indoctrinate others. spon ses to V.FW. letters urging . • 1 bly, h�s dec1ared tbat wher1 y . cuJT>mube They NEVER will dooCommunist schools of instruction instru dion on communist j y m the ES says that an � specialize in propaganda, doc- trines and tactit"s. Tht V.F.W. �I• nists if we continue to open the W '.1 bod �n get along w,th' the commu sub�rfuge and infiltration. eo offers to help develop such m- eyes ot our YOUTH and o ' 1 r 111Sl.a then that l}l'rson muSt be a trines, They ' re called workers schools. struction through distribution of ADULTS today. l communist HIMSELF - or an And they have been camouflaged anti-communist materials a n d herf' communism fighting We're E s:· 99c Beer aad. Wae Carry-Out .r- \21 .� KHRUSHCHEV. Dell of bis own national llent:ige C H U C K R O kS T S . . · · · · · . . . . · · · . . ··· · · · · · · · · lb. 39c T - I O N E S T E A K S . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 99c R l l · S T E A K S · · · · · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . lb. 79c SMOKED CAWE HAMS • · · · . . · · • · . . · · · · - . . . . lb. 35c I U C K E Y E B A C O N . . · · · . . ·- · . . . . · . . . . . . · · lb. 49c OI.D SMOKE HOUSE WIENERS · . . . ... . , · . . · · · · . . . . · lb. 59c B O L O G N A , I N P I E C E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1b. $1 .00 Clover Farm TOMATO . JUICE, 46 !IZ. can ___ 4 ca.ns $ 1 .00 8 cans $ 1 .00 Clove, Farm PORK AND BEANS, No. 2 can 4 cans $ 1 .00 Clover Farm CHERRIES, 303 can 4 cans $ 1 .00 Clovtr Farm RED KIDNEY BEANS, 303 can 6 cans 79c Clover Farm MILK, tall can 1 2 rolls $1 .00 Clover Farm TOILET TISSUE 1 2 Cini $1 .00 FOOD ' J0-80 CALIFORNIA CELERY, Fn11h . and Cri•P ---- Stalk 23c 2 lb. 1 9c CABIAGE 2 lb. 35c WINESAP APPl,,ES 2 lb. 1 Sc NEW YELLOW ONIONS E;:f�::t{:F.:·��: :;:;r:i;::�; :. Abraham Lincoln School. Those comunist schools have nouriahed in some of our largest e it ies New York, PhiladdiJhia, Boston, Detroit, Chicago, San Francisco . and Seattle. . From its earlie� days t h e _ worldwide commun� moveme�t has been ,mtensely mterested m educating the YOUTH of all coun• tries. The communists have de. ur cJared over and over th at - i.._ who controls the YOUTH eontrols the FUTURE. Also lhe communisb have boasted that their phil. ----------1 $40 Tracie-In ON Youi OI.D WAJHll ON '" '"' -=.4 �...� ER MARKET " E R'S S. .U. . PCOURTEOUS B·A KFREE -SERVICE !"ARKING • "Where rt ls A Pleasure To Shop" Open 7 Dayt A Week-I AM Until 9 P. . MIDDlEPf"D.. ,, �., 1 GOlDffl IJPi ' BANANAS b,. 9x 12 - ALL PATIERIIIS LINOLEUMS ! less of alt the soft words glowin1 promlseJI - or of any £al.se se nse of senrity which may oorne out of h igh level T�S ot so,-called SUMMIT meetmgs be­ An IDAHO educator ur� the- tweetiS. PRESIDENTS and PREMIER V .F. w. to contin lll' cont..DctinJ I school superintendents an.! intei-ested citizens - ever ca11ir:.4 U) . .. -mllld the dangers of communism that all students certainly shouJtl learn how communism th�atens freedom of the indiv idual and soe iety. He promi sed coop.. 3 t 1o:1 with the V.F.W. and - - . . ,_..,• •• have used V.FW. materia:11 tx tens.ively. Our history c1a51 has completed a project analyzing communism and its phi losophy. God bless the V.F.W. for ib fine work. Those are encouraging mes- . Summer Style� • DRESSES e SKIRTS e BLO USES Aline Weaver's Dress & Beauty Shop - Wl.f.UM I VINI ffl. IIACINI, O. • • • I • $J • • • • • ·• J Ph- WY 2-2829 SAVE S&H STAMPS ·• - -· .. , • •••• -- I I • I • • 111 l ,. � ROUND STEAK ----- .. 79c BOILED HAM ____._ .. 89c j ..2sc •'' PORK LIVER • ' VELVEETA CHEESE --- 2 .. a9c 2 ... 2sc '' PEAS SI• * IUSH'S - •--9c 4 PORK & BEANS .,., IUSH'I \: RED KIDNEY BEANS YOU 00 .. '1· fir 3 ... s •· 1 ING ' FILL PIE RY CHER GIANT SIZE TIDE ---- 76r. il KRAFT DAWN GLO ' ca• ------ I TMANK WA ID CRO SS' SQN.S IN RACINE SINCE 1 860 ,. ,, 95 The Food Mart ,. ... An OREGON educator s a I d �t he invite! V.FW. suggP.S­ lions. . . And a WISCONSIN �•.och 1 111 sthool teacher wrote saymg -We American youths will not ran in­ to the trap which tbt C'QIIU'nunists are trying to ll!t up for unfilu&­ pecllng student, before ho end al 1861. Th•t ii EDUCATION AGAINST $2.00 � CWO-NP ,_, _ Ingels Furniture MWtl'-', Ollio , 49i Short Ribs Beef Stew 33c lb, 59c •· Pork Steaks Neck Bone 5 •. $1-00 55c •· ,,��t:� �� �Nn:,��:.r;:�·.�g::.� to expo.oie aimmuniam so methodi­ cally and IO comple�ly that • DruNII Pump . · FIFTH Fine For NtiOdl" l o sages. The educaton are with us one hundred per cent in the dri,•e • Pow. lin1t1 • Balloon ltoll1 NEW HAMBURGER _ 2 � 29c SPECIAL ■LEND Tea Candy Bars Iced I 6 ... 25c 59c F R ES H M I L K1 �-!:� 50c ______c. : 85c fa"' � ;;•:�-:·PI:1�:�:r.� ' ■ IN DOG .._ TIit flltJII ... - ...... .. 1•et• ..t! • . ;,;'"';,.,ie:,,,,,,;,..,,,,,,,,, .. , ,,.;;•;::1.4,■lut if,,_ il\it...a, - .... � !'!!.!- !!•��..�-�-�-��..:-::__�����--· --·-·..,.._., i�,. ": . • :"'1� .. ..... ��r:.::::,- , J Co f :i- TOMATOES POTATOES 69c BEEF SALE CHUCK ROAST 49l V Ag Men T(' RED CUP COFFEE, _____ I lb. 59c __ 3 lb. $1 .65 °"" .. 'l'DNlff _ 11ft YORK IUPII - 1111 llaaJlll � ......... ... p,1111 tllal -'-- - ... lllllal '1.1 ....,_ • ,_. • ID IJpll ., lllllonltr - w Ila ... .. .. .. � n,1,or; W • 1•• 1o ­ , r ' , llOGI - Ill lo 110 11.■ to 17 , ■: Hta,111 II.■ to 11.00; Liahta • '. II.GO lo 11.111 Pal Iowa II.OIi to 14.'10; lloatl I I.GO lo 11.10; Pip ' . uo lo II.Ill. C&'l'ft.B - .... 17.tll to 11.lO I lo -• l'al Cow, llllfln I II.GO to II.It; � II.• to CalYtf i ll.tll: - , h r ,:i:"l!"\,;'!',..i, Side GI ,.__ r ":J'ii. "-· ' • a} untDl!I' B. H. SANBORN atlen and htifn, active, fu'Jy / Grav-et ud frqmen&I o( l&ooe ltlady with Mo.W.ay: C01¥I lteady ma, HM bU. rnae&I ud •releni to otroos: bulls ••••ciJ: two lah lato ..u.i., op.o...., aver,., to high cliai<o around 'llie laltoplan •ubel may split IOU lb lteera 24.00: few aale1 low i wide open u rrt re11ult of �be to at•eraa• cholct 1000.I IDO lh COhtinuing gro,i.,lh of I fetua thot 23.00·23.SO; load avtiragl!I to hi'lh develop, from �,,. ea that faik-1d choice Tl'I lb heIfen U.00; st9L. to complete Jts journey to thfl ttred good ta low choice 70NOO uterine neat (er.topic or t u b a I lb 21.00.22:.0D; eGWI 14.00.18.GO; pre,naney ,. ·•· .. . buJ111 17.50-20.00; vealer, steady, A false alann may aend tho, hip good and d10lce 27.00.so.oi:,, uterus Into labor.11U contraction•. good 2..27. And everything 1t,at happens pro.HOjl 2700; barrow, and gilts dum pain. Mild dlllCOJll!ort. Ag­ moder1tely act!,. ,toady to 15 ' ooblng pain, St•ndy pain, lnte•• ••• lower, few ll'/l).IOO lb IS aff; -• llllttllll cramp11 Slllbblng pair. mo,tly 1teody; around IIO 1-1 1911• 1 Colicky pain, Lacaliz<d pain. Shlll thJa -bnd In pol•• 1cuta WIii bt leg, and chop, A IIO lb barrow, 1111d gllta II.GO: Ina pain, Oonerallzed pain, tpread ........ , l . too omatoo,. !f.ttuce, and c:1• w!do ,arlety al hoe! cute wui ,,. buJlt 1-1 and 1-1 180-MO lb 17 5 ; mi fl'IID polvla to lo- rlb1, bop. Oolona, ,.ppon, 111.0pbaan,: / dilplayed, In J10rk, lolnl. Ind 17.88, maslly 17. 1,11 17,■ !or IIO lb, down; S.J and i.o. s MO-S'IO lb upar..... and ... choJ)I will be popular. -•ore111111111. 1 OJ')' To INTEllD'I dP ailo li<M>d clialcoa. Tap leleolioAt at YtplabI. 11,71-17.111, few Iota No. ! - DBYIWED I IR III -· ID.I lb ll,IJ0.11.eo, .....u loll mlll"1 Fnitl e.,I OOIIDta r, Ihle w .. kend WASJIINQTON •UPU -.1\lnt 1 aro: a,,..,. I. - •Suo . Ill lb 17 15 HO·'Jo lb 14 00-11 GJ· •i1;:=\,t':i ::,•ni::--.,::-i.:: ._: marb tbt betlMlnl DI June Dairy Attractiff lru!t btq1 lnclllde belDI, lava beau betll, L'Oltlrdl mixed lb ..� 14 I� Mmlh, Thul, tbt llllopper wlD find watarmolGo, a!rowbarrill, bano ..,., ,,_ anlant, radllh11 ond II .OO; u - lb. l!�IJO. lt,IS ,r.";\;t Ill dairy produota abundant. Eu,, u, lemon,, oron1eo, ■pottult, rhubarb, f<Oberw, Blf llootoe ud lfOUnd I N 100 t! o. OOl3,II: lb. •� . •v Romaine lottuc,. poppen, paw baar1 fflOII\J atencl;y 11111 lb up &, " .. ... tao, .,. ........,prfeod In IIWIY and tMlalop■• ,i\tLlll tho Al tooa (old crop and new ""P,' mainly 11.00-12.t�. ' anned de�rtment R,b � ,c , •:.,:;: 1:,:-,.. 1rDf1er.1ryt, cfllck<ml end tur- tun■, lrllh and !,01111 lhrbnp an� yella" lllrallueclt lljuub, lf)lnaoli, lbeop IOO; alaupler I p r I n t ,::'':',., �- y,,o a. and u,a --,,, ple,,tlful, u wtll 11 1e,11op, wear l■vorable price ta� lomatooa ••ltnnelw, Ollter -""'" - -•-.i . • ,. � euta al he!. lamb, and Spl'tn, lamb wlli lead the lea pod buy, will be •YOOldoo, •• lambe l!Ody ; few chalco Jlnd =.,•::, C lorN at moat Oftuntm. thil Wi!U p■l'IJIII, broecoll cobbap. ...- J)l'fml - lb Ill.OIi, other 8001 -,t;:'":i,�£• "'t port, ,,,_ top -- II Vlptabie end. 'l1>t moat lnquently ...n rota, ..1..,., a-1oe11 �. and cholOI IT.IJ0.19.00. cull to ..... :I' , :;f ·:i=. :::•;::: .;;, ... _!ant, onlana, Hald -• -• lboro owe,, ate,,cly, UN.OIi, ':"�... � - .,:,: llallan "luub and ••II-. \Al'IUV Or_, trapt/rult and llniW• an...,...., berrte, wW be tbt beat hll boya. lloocl cho'9ea w:0 bt CIDtaioupu. 1111d boneydew melon,, . 8eat """" la 111h In llllet. limo.. Jlbad, and halibut. ctam,, t• M Annual A onomy Field Day Will Feature Small Grai The Success Congregation becom� :n10 OIIJ CINCINNATI ( I J PJ>-Llvestodc; [ another t volvulut and inruuu1 Cattle 800, calvw m: alaughte1· "Pion), requir!rJI 1urgery I Shoppm • g Gu1'de I VETERAN'S REpORT t Anythin1 and f'Verythlq thnt lea 11d p■lnful a11 •• Inf' ,cW ffn. can btppen to h• tn1 tluuea aod ICU- And Jf u·� ..ot pr .mptly tt­ orpru anywhere, In the body ca•1 / mo1r· .· 1 lh Inf . .on , -, tpread happen alao to the stnactUN!s wm. ower Mae utlre ,erJ · •al mem•rane, in the abdomin11I eavlty. 1 E to nio ! n11l atreP:• tnay Ca111e the The 1tomach rnay be stretch...! to lhe llmlt• r,( lt.s capacity bt large gut Ml. CO.'! · ..:ct vio 1 :ntly ur lood and drink. / to ct.mp down In the flrsl in­ The lining of the dUOOe�UM �tance you miiy . .i Vt to mah fre mar be eal� away by an ulcer. quent hurried l flp� to the bath / u� co_litls:J ; . m the Th• coil, or amall inlt1tilk' room lrn the nd, � Jrnrtng �twu _m.:ty HCO / J t fort may churn about UI an ef cause a sen IL!I . traffic lie-up rld the gul of irritatina: or lnfe:.Iive conten•r11past1c. con · tl)''.'.Lon ) . ... i�•an·e and reetw'l appeldb- may Ce1 _ u ••ul- mSJgmold ,,_ bee .me !ii!•'( for c.1.neero.:& _ ay Food ;c:"� :'.':i _...__i!,a� tam Today's Medical RelJOl'f I _., ,,..,.......... lld4P ¥Wl�4i �................._..,. _ Dally Sentl;e,, Pomeroy .Middleport , 0 . Jun e l , 1961-3 / mouthed, <'<X i·&Uro tnd ..·,du•I. •! � wh•:h lht ,�mmun ..,, ,... k ,.��E:�� 11'1� ,.N .J . , u�JJ--way, boastma lilnd lhrt•tenm1 stro) . inf bWJ Utrou.p tie � gr But 011 the other hand the com- In ot�r word1, ANY mo,•e fa. BELONGS TO THE YOllTH. Wednnda t,e{, I m.;,i.. cannol lland �p .,.,,,., _vorabl, "' communism - even Th,refore, the cammun1'1, have movement,. youth tho �� J""' -· OS I d.� Ht crawls av,ay ln the amallelt degree - helps created many Speok Up ro, O.moc,acy ! , �,/ n � �:., .�,:'.:,.been :C I DEBUNKING. ered CCIDlidmq • ; i, from any frontal ,uack. 'lbeo he Mo,cow', campa illJI lo, •�•� :uch ,u lht :::""vi p � PT PLEASANT - Annuel Oh� T�pdru,mg Qet, wilh-�~ Nitrogen :: had :;..:: la,I Mattb. b il. ron. lle e're not be ing fooled by ll'IY EDUCATION a■ the bf-st weapo n corneg back into the lray from dommation. T h e ,... commun s _mer ca - "· ...,l . Va y S age For Ag St■tioo Er imenl it • TN al ,pvm1 JUA "We're j per • alt 'lit.at has been lhftn11elvet have latu that. B u I n1st League - T11e" Arneracan StUther so n i&h level talks with the Comm u- I aga inst COMMU N ISM. _, Managempnt 0 1 .._ � Id Day ill . ht Tobacco L be w ekt F °'"Y .._, ('OMidence," Sm. w_ .1.--ri<'an ,.nt u ni·on - -._ • '""' 1. 1 I.J'll:' IO frank ,•-·t •'""Y have Ullt'en on a1 l t•· · communist �• penonahty l 1 nl1lt. Her• at home the war vet• Our organ 11ation uf more ,han theme O . The pro B.1 rn . C ·u . urmi / Toi>Kco J d . � a:r� f Lan<, .,..,...,,.. IeveI 5 - from Khrushchev to lilt that many people think tht)"re Youth ror Democ rac-y - and th,: , on une 13 trans. ,chool and rollegt educa- one million member, has dec larnd Corn Va_rie11e11 p m. Th 11 year • hekl Hyb l at Jtart I Th09I! ur. Le or Youth G a _DIN K ID Labor · t Red orgamztr who has just .___. day 1'' 111 featun· am.II grain reTile above JUb,ect.1 are very tors . legal experts and the FBI ed repeatedly that lht, only eHec- 5lllalles MORR 18 PRIDAT f u •urpn19e1.1, gan ization, wf're d&etl'gned IO turn not 1.8 One educaUof\al f »ome Into led lltr lfl a . ' d h ,...1.. e art combinin g force9 for I con- live way to combat commuriiJ1m w ar , h c a rc u f crop, t od . he llg <" ' pr 1 ID . Sto important ri ShoWitr •ill be 11Y• l A rne co wu _ [' ,e l l D .h IOfll 1 and daug ter lo hear the FE ERAL our own labor gro EDUCATE i, to FIRST KNOW WHAT CvM . social. rehgiou, or C'Ofllrol, forage re�arch, and in• I needed for our l1vHtock mdustry , fM Mrs. Art Mar� at thf Brad,. c-erted drive to 1 OF INVESTIGATJON AGAINST /,MERICA. aC ;���Au . MUNISM IS - And then to 11:eep But here we are getting a:i . r. I M'ct co11lrol. 11lrt' Fiitld Day will here III Mason County . AGAINST COMMU NISM. Church ol Christ 1t I p, � , eel . TODA icon F I. e is th Wh n ' a a uut10n g a at advocat�g m of Veteran, The . of our story f gin farmers in tht art• a chan('e l Any Muon County , • r m � r j bury it EXPOSED constantly. . _ F June- 2 l!:vff)' one la in,. iday. r . eigri Wart 88Y1 - let'• lhrow ii communism. FBI Dmector J. Ed- Well , today, DANIEL _ R L B IN The organization 1 represent wDI � l w IN'. lint hand. what 's new rn woul d benefit by at�1111 l 'l e vitf!d. Homebuilders Clau II has been said many t imes lot of strong Hght on what com- gar Hoovl'r has Jon� dedared � Com_mumst Part_y • Nat1ooa the Veterans of Foniign W:1r.1 of Agronomy. 11tn-e. Day. fw-ld l that communism can grow only munisrn really IS, Let's under• that APATHY and �GNORAN_CE Youth Director. Rubin haa 1?3de . : ITCHY SKIN .in lhe da,k areas or IGNORAN(E stand communist GOALS a n d are lht ,�mmumsts best all,.,. e,lended toun lo lhe We,1 eo,,1 Th, Ot11.0 Valley E,penm,nt HOW TO CHECK IT. F int addm machme lo pdel , cong,-"51Da•·••·W-!t i. tlfft. 1ta1,,n, "'.'I h Hoov,r and his Chief tnspec• and lhrnughoul the Middle West Stal wn " on, of Bol , TACTWS, IN JUST 15 MINUTES. and APATHY. When subject ed le Jotala and ..t,o1,t, wu paten• - ed by lhe ,oier, o1 lhe ltltq "" tor William Sullivan are v e r y for lhe- sole- purposl' of forming a N>Cated 111 Wt11t V1rg111ia. n , ..s;, Altit u11n, ITCH-ME-NOT, set Yt1u comm·,. � PROOF of rght II f st.ale. th u _e ed on Nov J9 1872. . "8c- bac-11: at any drus ,1.or• 11 Ltie Itch The V.FW. aaya let' • leach fran k about communist pion� aruJ brand new youth movement. He Expt-rimental SlatN)fl!I . beloog to , :;;_;;,;_;;;,;_·�;_ · ��-------------------"----"'" NEEDS SC'RATCHlNG AJ1ply Jn withers. 1 shrinks 1 and sm n ! o u r YOUNG people Lhe TRUTH activities . And they KNOW THE hopes to cultivate yoong commu WeM Virginia Univ f'rs 1ty. . "; dn>ln1 JTCH•M"f..NOT d1,- or nl,ut lt1r Re f . . The commumst is 8 queer crca _ about rommum. sm - let , !I eneeu, ma, in"•t·t bllH, rtn1worm. lo■ se bec a msts on ma ny college campuse� searc h being done is betng done been FACTS the FBI au s h . N � ��� � :��._:: � z.!�:: �r�;: tu re. On the one hand he is a loud lighten our students early - in trailing Red U'aders and picking before the end of 1961 . under the dire<.1ion of tile �gron• ;;.;���;,:�:;_--��'-------------------,/ their schools and college5 - st.I sec rets from Communist Parl y J ust �<.�ntly Communid Pa rt y orny and Agriru.ltural Enginttr• Clifford Shaver, Ev•ngelill they shall never bE"come brains for many years. t hat General Se<"retary GUS HALL re- lng Depautmentl of West Vi"'g1J1· E N N JU E W DDI GS dupes of the Reds. And at t h e ported o ttee 1onal to his n.at c num University The research l)emg I Of Port Clinton Will Be At � Federal Bureau of ln�i!Sll-. that the highe� priority wi ll � ciaam<> same time l�t 's _give so� e.'ttra , ia of a practical na- 1 d on . . 10n warns that there MUSl be given during the balan<.� of th is young American aprec1ahon of gat ture. Area fonnen ran !let fo1 I JUST AHEAD! � NEW AWAK N I N G - e'ipe['• our own way of IHL E yeii r to youth work among rol• themSf'lvea what pract1<.-es wil l That is what the Veterans ol 1ally among our young people - lege il-tlJdenl or: � r1 izatiom1. Hall I pay on Lheir own farms. See Our Complete Foreign W � r 3 has advocated lf we' re going to make a11y eff�"· says that tile C'amouflaged Lheme WHAT YOU'LL SEE From May 29th to June 7th Selection of strong�y since hearing Al len Dul- live . headwa� againSt_ the . :om for this new l'ommunist y o u t h : Be low is � Ii.st of some of th, Each Evening 7 :30 P.M. les, Direct or of the Central Jr.I.el• mumsl plot m the Un ited Sta l f's movement will be PEACF.. CIV- resear ch bemg done at the S1aGills For The Wh rty a ommun l st i s P the c a s who Dulles, h y. ligence A enc l: i. :i. [L RIGHTS and CIVIL LlBEP.- lion Come •nd study God•• Truth with ua ■o that we June Bride. more insid e information on com- plot� Well, il"s an old, old story TIES. Alfalfa �anagement Trials may better serve each other to know tbe lrlllb 1114 munisrri that any other man in becau!ll' the Reds have been workSmall Gra in Var 1ehE'!S . . obey, In this way we may please our God. IO 1l'le' eommunists realrze, l1ow . l h e ing WITHIN the United Stal�s the United Statt's - told Weed Control on for . Chemica l v F.W. that our high schools and and AGAINST our own govern- ever. that their . rw>w dri�e (�r age Seedings will colleges should be teachin)! t fl e ment ever since the CUMMU- eontrol of Amem·an yo JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST Differ@fit Times and Mdhods well _ar� They push-over. · a be wa!:.' not S.\. . U :nd• I PARTY NIST _ nism u ,:omm t u O b MIDDLEPORT TRUTH a M LL ST. of Seeding Alfalfa rather than shyiag away from lht ing WITHIN the United Slates awae tha t _the great. ma)(mtr ol Weed Control ln Com I and AGAINST our own govt"rn- our 48·m 1ll wn Amer1can .;I · "'nts Weed Control in Spring Oat s subject. ment ever sm<.� the COMMl 1 - ha\'e always had freedom lo JN . T h e V.FW. praised Du\. NIST PARTY U . S. A . was found. QUIRE. INVESTIGATE, OUES: les' , suggest ion. Tt�n we began ed in Chicago back in J919. I TION and to �RITICIZE. In !hat i 0• urgmg eJucalors m elementa ry t �� ye For he pa st forty-two a 1 respect American youth are betschools, h igh school� and in co!- the Communist Party of the t.:ni'- ' ler of� than are students · 11 ·ou:t? 1 . legtos to mtroduce such a pro ed Stat es has. been ident1fa!ft as I Amencan and European t.-01111- I 3ftlCJ ate p gram. Also the V .F'. W. �k l•�t.-<l being the long arm of lN'l"ERNA- tries. 1 Pomeroy Self.Service Markott its .own members and special � a• TIONAL communism. takini;: or- I The rommunisl� a lso reali P tenals Lo help that mstruct101 .. den dh-ect from the Kremlin in . th at thus far t here has l>een no O OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:30 P.M. ff erenc 'More about th at a httle later. Moscow. I mass movement of Amr.nC'an stu. TENDER-JUICY (Closed At Noon On Thursdays) Now, the Veterans of Fore ign WAHAMA - Four Mason Cr,UII The goa l of the Commum st P.ir- ' dents to their cauSf' Thf' com. SWISS STEAIS 1 Wars is not _ alone in urging that ty in the United States 1 s the mun ists Wf're h a ppy ahou� l h e ty vocational-agricult u re tP� chers R A Ks sn IB TOf' young Americans learn th� truth same goal a£ that of the com". U· 1960 rioting in s a n F"ranri.iu1 will be among more th ;::.n 150 l about communism. Many others nists in the Kremlin ever .1, 1 11 e e where several hundrf'd .�!11de nt� teachers. teacher•! rainers. ",-d !iU· 59c lb. 65c lb. . 1 e ideu th on line have swung into lb. KARL MARX, N ICHOLAI LEN- disrupled heari ngs of the House pervisors of vocational -educ ation r PETER HENLE, Al'L-CIO ee, anamlll ,oon to beeomo • P· ,rt, D11111 of Labar olficlal. WU tho Jone union repre.lelltative ou a -I 1Sked to c:omment oa lhl Laq and Broze,, lhoorles He asked U Ibey proved •ny. thing. VarioUI factor■ In th< bus� aes, cycle may move in tbt 181111 cifNctlon 11nw11-.1y. hi mo� lamed, without one CIUlllng tht other. Market Report ... .. -----� ....................... •le' Abdominal Cavity SuL; ect To All Organic Ailmfnts The 'Young' Senate Every now and then crlUc■ artae to 11y that Con,reu, and parllcu)arly the Senate, lln't modern enoulh to cope with the pace and ranee of today•, mu­ slve problems. To the utent that thil ta an aillault upon the tradlUona and proce1111 of tbe Senate, many may re1■rd It u a pro­ position that II properly arguable, Insofar • JI may be Intended to •Ill· ,..1 that the upper chamber II heavily welllhted wltb members wbo bave been too Ions, the crlUcltm I, not ■up. rted by the facta, 111 terms of It■ member&' ■ervke, the .itaate II ID utonlshln,iy youn1 body. Tw04blrd■ of Ila total ol 100 were elect­ ed for the lint time In 18IO or lhe,. after. One-third to back no farther than lllCII. Of the present number, only Arilona'a liltu. Carl Hayden, 81, WU ll'Ollnd In the Rear1n1 Twenties to III the bl& boom and collapH. Juat HVen other■ trace their Senate be,ianlnsa to tbe dart INOo wbfoh NW depreulon and prelude to war. Amon11 them an Ille olde■t Republlcena In polDI of Nrvlee, Senator■ Brlqea of New Hllllplblre (elected 11181) and WIiey of Wllconan (1888). Tbt tzlltlnc memberllllp flrula I solid bue, however, In the UNO., when 28 en• tend upon their Senatt careen. Thia period afforda ltrltlnt uample, ne,tr• tbellla, of the bl&h rate of poUUc■l mor­ tality. Of tht 12 Republlcana who pl<t• ed up new 1 1 1 t , In Ille OOP'1 1"8 ■wNp, only one, Senator William, of Dtllwan, II 11111 around, Not aurprlliqly, aouthtrn Dtmocrata, CODIPll!nt lltldll7 ID areu leanln1 bta• rilJ tllllr party'■ way, bulk Iara, 1mon1 trul1 Hlerlll 11naton. Thay account for 14 Ill tbt SI wltb pre.J8!0 roote. job....,_ I, l"ederal llolerv1 Board·, monetary policy, Brouo - Other ,anabte, In tho buineu eytle may c.u,e 4 to I per - _laymerrt, be But when monetary policies al,. fact lhe laJIIOfflY ad-ly. Ibo 11111111playment pnblem II com, pn,lllllod, accon!rn, to Broun·, u.ry. llnilelJ blame, die "Fed" '"• n• it variel from tt, unoff,clal rule al thumb to allaw tbe ,._ oy ,uppJy lo arow about s per cent • year_ From mld-1... to mid-1959 the _,., tlack grew by u per -· Tben Ibo Ped <Ill H back loo rap, ldlY, befDN! unemploymsnt bad dropped back to Ibo 1957 level And this proclpltllld tbt ,Jon of recent montla, ....-.rdlnt to the economist. r ... f ·$ I ,' .I I �.. ' Hacine, Jiedtord, ·1·ake Wins In il'iei gs High School Lea gue ---, - ·- -- ----------------- 'AKE l'!UIIOPEAN CROWN WAKIUORll 8ELL RATl'ON I PHILADELPHIA (IJPI) - v,..n [ BERN, Switzerl and 1UPl1 '" Hatton has been ,old by the Phil•• B<•t!ica ol Lilhon. Portupl, <od-, I ;;1"1,6j�H, delphia Warrion to the new Clu- bolds lhe EuropP.Bl'.I &>ccer CU1), \ 't .4 t cago Packers of the Natioo,J symbol of club supcemacy. an..,. .. 0 l Basketball Association. 1be War· defeutJng Barcel'llm, S--2. It wu 1 I ford to a 12 to 4 win over Rutland By TOM RALL rion al.lo have aai:ed waiver! on the first l ime in � &ix-year bls__,oe_;:::::.i I 1 The Meigs High School l..eague l 'l11e fir-st lnnings of Bedrord 1 Bill { Pickles) Kennedy, former Lory c,f the compe1d1on that Spa n two exciting wal!I perhaps lhe moSt importani � k.1clr;ed off with Te mp le star, who saw little acti::m l lost the cup. -'( 29 16 .644 � .�� games which saw Racine defeat as a single by Carl followed by a � ,,'Cc�:::,� Major Lea in•• Slaadlag1 Detroit .. There a l rt-ady have. been some -_____ ' J.t11S ,. t season. e . as a rook ie - In�rnatlonal Pomeroy 6--4 and Bedford take long triple by Burns ide started a B y UIUIH PttH 2 6 17 .li05 Cleve l an d Me tf'd an chanj?.t:S m the 1�s 2 noun ,•l,\.,.. -:.,.r:� I ___ ___ -- � 1 [ 800TS FOUR WINNERS Rutla nd 12-4. Middleport. which ra l ly which saw three run! seore N Uoaal League 23 17 .575 3½ High School Summer League and New York a �. -.,...J A l._ t f-0,, DOR ADO, P.R fUPIJ -Arger.- 11 NEW YORK 1 U I 1 -Th " lo; -· - - - - was to p lay Gallipoli s , moved its ' on two Rut land errors and a sin• W L Pct. GB Baltimore � 50 .556 4 l county Little L"ague schedu les. I , ay 1002 ing , day o� A ! uct�s � game to Sunday, 2 p m .. at M id- g le by Shamb lin. Cinci nnati 22 23 ,489 7 Coach Larry Morri!;on of Racih" tina will be the 11ite of the Washington 26 16 . 619 �t ,g meetings ednes ay was Bedford had a lmost ever)' ihrn g San F 'cisco d leport. Kansas City 28 16 .619 said his l .iltle : t• ague teams w 1\l I nternational Trophy and Conada spr1 1 9 20 . 4117 7 c one for 20-year-ol: Frank Pa . mern�rable e. match ol Cup �n the Pomeroy . Racine game, going for them with five Rutland Los Ang les E.S l g 19 24 442 9 Minnesota ma ke up the g.1 mes rained ou � 27 19 · 587 1 l e . ard . l'ho booted home Racine put together six quick errors, L I hits, _and the pitchin g p ,, · tsb, , rflo h � .425 9 1· ¥ �ar1 1er th·t s week Iomorrow eve pre sident of the Ir1ternatlonal Goll Jackie . Leon . I 7 ,.., 2t 1 8 .538 3 1./t Boston runs in the bottom of the first in- of Wells all helpmg out. n . said fhe matehes wil , 1 four winners, me 1 url'ing Day G lolf Associatio 16 25 . 390 L I Ti n mg. 19 20 . •He sa id 1n. .,. PomerovI . , "'� 7'J" Los An°"!es 'ffl, S" . g M'J1 waun:t"(' ' ... < , .. the feature event. nin g to provide a basis for the Bedford·s CarI wa s the Iead m 12 16 'r1 .m Chicago i 7 .450 22 11:1 gers will visit tht> Braves and t�e be heId m the f t ll· _ Sl Lo ·s hitter as he collected three hits 6 lo 4 vK'tory. 15 26 .366 10¼ Racine Cardin als will be at Be-t . l chica:� . . Wednesd.iy ' i Rffulti . . H acine's which included two doubles. Clo.se I n that first inmng _ Ju�e _1 , 1 981 4-Daily Sentrnel, Pomeroy•M1 ddleport,_ � , • 12� _308 27 12 P a h I d Ph'J e a ford. 1 I Chica ni 4. imore t Bal 9 o ht g g • Bruce Bee gle singled to lead off behind him, however, wer� hla , New York 7 Boston 6, n ig ht WHnHday II Re»ulb and then two consecutive Pom- other team mat.es who also hit the Chan ges to d�t e in the H I g h �s �ngeles 5 Washi n g ton 3 1 12 eroy error.!i loaded the bases With ball ��II. They inclu ded Sham• San Francisco 3 St. Lo uis 2 School Summer Le-ag ue loop ere . mmng s, mg hU the Lases loaded, Pom<'roy pitch• blin . . a home r and sing le : Burn- \.. hicago 5 Philade lphia 4. n igl 1 � 1h31 Middleport will battle Cal'I• Kansas Clty 8 Detroit 4 . night . er, 'i'cm White , walked the n1>xl sidt> . a triple and a double; Wells, Pittsburgh 9 Milwaukee 1. n ighl on the Yr>llow Jacket fielJ polis _ The Boys• Le ague _ Ind'ians . lfl two halters , setting the stage for triple and sing le : Young, � ouble , Cincinnati 8 Los Angeles 7, night Minnesota , at Cleve land 'light this Sunday at i p.m. The game • Middleport evened thmg s up ror · Ie. . back lo back smP,iell by Ted Ba I· a nd E. mt'th , a smg Ppd · · ram Today '• Probable PUcher1' wa s postponed t><·cause Ga ll ipo lis a themse lves W�nesd_ay � iU� Probable Pikhen,: Rul land was hindered by err- Chicago at Philade lphia ( nighl l '• nd La rry Salse r. a ley od T ay was still in S<:hool yesterday. conlt--from-behmd, si xth m n i n� 7. Thu! , Racine scored five runs ors, but the hitt ing of Lee Combs New York at Boston - Turley ! l-5 ) vs. Sullivan (2-5). ie Hobb .,-fanagers Pau l Kloe� and Bob ti v1r._tury ov_e r the Redlegi1 c.n and sent W h ite to the s�owers. with � double �nd s;(ngle, match· l waukee at Pitts�urgh ( nig ht l (3-2 l vs. Monbouquette ( 3-4). M i Wilson sai d that · •due lo circumFor all your leisure hours. c. unnmgham s t wo run homer to Mike Werry relieved White and ed with the tr iple o� Carter �nd \ Kansas City at Detroit-Herbert stances beyond '1\11 contro l-main I it's Cabana Set s in coo l , 14.3 1 vs. Haddix t :J. l l . te _Bu!"det right. retired the side afler giving up II single by McKenn le looked un• st Louis at San Francisco - (3-4f vs. Regan f$-1 > . w a !I h a b 1 e materials. See ly work - the contest schedul1'0 I , roule. pressive , t at Wa el es 1 hin .os Ang t hese. . Bro�l io 14-Sl vs. San ford 13-3 1 . The result made boLh clubs 1-1 anolher run by lhe walk , � s g �- for tonight on t he Pomeroy fie l� h it � he ba ll ! Both Rutla nd and Bedford will y Pomero h Althoug n McCla vs. ! t i l,H ni h to l-Grba nding e def , , Sena s r wi are the g C On!y � ames •schedu led \ against Middl eport's high school Shl,ta or the evening they make good member• e1r the (5-3l. champs. who beat the Red Sox hard the rest I GamH y 1 t oH until 2 : :r.l pu been has entry Shortt League. rst School High ti Racine's Summer for . up made (0 nI Y IIames scheduld l 10-2 on Mike Gardner's two-hitte r. never , . . Saturd ay arter noon . · • does de- Hu 11and 100 100 2- 4 4 5 Philade lphia at .Pittsburgh, mght I m,., pomeroy s h·tt mnm�. , Hedlt:!g fielders had a trem enFrIday • Gunt:t . n 1•g ,t go at ClncmnatJ, Chlca · 2 1 1 BEACH 3_12 w s 331 002 "·"lo o, •nn R d oy as n 1o men t · oeu r " serve 1. dous reversal in fonn from h Ba1timor at Bost-On . n lgn' t , Louis at MUwaukee, night St ) d n a t1 < a PeterlOn C , l L and e l ip r t a with ombs un ' ! the big g TOWELS _ _ __ 4.50 e vt- n ing before when they com. 1 Cheadle · Wells ( W I and Shamblin.· San Francisco al Los Ange l er;, Kansas City at Washlngto1 night si gle mitted cme ml,cue. Last night Los Ange les at Cleveland, n ight night � � hitting for Pomeroy we� BEACH they booted It, kicked It, •.hrew lt Minneaota al Detroit, night Leag:�e Am�rlcu Wine· Mick White, a lon g triple; JACKETS _ __ . 4.50 away for a total of nine errors W L Pct. GB New York at Chicago. night brenner. 3 double ; Mike Werry. etting Bill Swan was top hi tter, g Frank Ebersbach and George two for four. Blackwtll. a l l singles. na Bob Burkett side-armed t h e The other two hit. of Racine By U•:u.i::ti!:" 11" l ,:" Redley.3, permi tting seYen hits, were accumu lated in the later in• u • walked only two, ,nd was himS<•II n inss by Peanuts Wickline aod Ployer • Club G Mel Clark's team of veteras 131 Moon. Los An. 39• .ui hurt with thref errors back or Don Hurden ; bolh had singles . bal l p layers dumped last year's a9 152 rT 53 149 100 1 10 1 -4 7 3 Aaron, Mil. him. But be also waa blessed .vi t h Pomeroy Heart of Ohio c1_amplons, �•hJUt :19 161 2'rJ. 53 32', Little League and Pony League ! Haven . 600 ooo x-8 5 2 Clmte, Pitt. aeveral fine defensive catches fJI Racine cothe, on Memorial Day w1thuut 50 1 1 r 18, t Chi. Gian July Pi ates vs s summer 52 al Wahama the Santo, in Ohlinger schedule11 329 22 4 White ! L ) . We rry m , Red leg fly bal l.s tn the outfield, . 3 16 114 much trouble, :'\!el's Stars raced kees n e Ya Mason. at ls scheduled n A were vs program 35 baseball hd .3'?:i Gonzalez, Wincbren( 4 l , L ouks 1 6 ) and M. 7 g He struck out four. 14 a 6-2 win ov�r the Chillicothe to 131 Haven, I New newly lhe with week this Sal• .3! alart 39 and 42 to Pitt. Hoak, ner. Wolfe w, Bailey 6, Take to the pool . • • to the 3 4 1 Mark Tannehil l went al l t 1.1 e ter. 16 Angels 25, July for 106 .JI 32 Leaw:ue Wee Pee organized ai1 for th e ir second win in e n ni at Pirates vs Kuko, Cln. beach, finest swim w e a r by way for the Redlegi,, fonnin g nine, Bolling, MJL � 152 3.1 48 31Ci youngstera un der 10 years of age Mason, Giants vs Yankees at t"ew many starts. AT BEDFORD Rugby and Arrow, wa lking .11iX - which hurt - a11d ln league action at Bedford, Mathew!! , Mil. � 1 52 28 48 310 slated to begin next Tuesday, it Haven. Mr. l 's fine pitchrr. Gene Hesson pennitted three hits, .Cunning- Wel ls pitched four hit ball and Stuart, Pltt. 33 1 14 16 36 .316 has been announced by Ralph August I , Angels vs Gia nts at was again in tnp shape. Hesson homer other n a ast. l b Plrate1 vs Yankees at allowed but thrP.e hil.!I in going Sayre, director e1r lhe summer ac• Mason. ham"s big Amerlcaa tea1ue struck out 13 while leading BedNew Haven. by Bart l ett, and s;n g lea by Lar- 1 .:_:.:.__________ Ki ll brw, Minn. � 117 24 41 350 tMties at Wahama. the route. He also fanned nine o( Cool Sport ry Taylor and Bartlett. Other RedTemple, Cleve 10 162 Z3 55 . 340 Little League and Pony League August 8 , Angels vs Ya nkees at the Chi l licothe batters. . leg hitters were J. Tan!R!hl l l Shirts __ from 2.98 Piersall . Cleve 40 169 28 57 '.137 games are schedul,d lo be played M ason, Pira tes ,·s GIants at New the t with e for Gett Mel' hit, g a same m ing s on evenin the M. 'l'eMehlll, Cai,;c 1 l'.lnd Ray Hin• 1 n .: so 24 149 Romno, Cleve �1 H v dwiched ta w s his brother Gera ld, w ho dy, each sing le,. Entered OoaPIUII 1 .98 Boy Cash, Detroit r&S 150 35 50 .33 1 Pony League contes san � =�st 10 ' All Star Games at a e s gam e n two Leagu Little etwee HotTom and hlt!I, base two d knocke entered \\ho b N lhose � .3 The Hed legs had a 6-4 lead ar- Among B. Rbnsn , Bal. ,w 182 :n Wahama Choose from boat necks, Ban• on some evenings. The games are Rusty ter SI/a innings ol play bul with ur hospital In tilt past li hours Mantle. N.Y. � 132 S6 42 .na 1.Jttle League managers are Grue,11er, B l 1 1 Wilson, lon1 and wash 'n wear■, to be five Innings In length with one out Tannehil l walked Davis, were: Rev. Ny le Borden, 14SI Siever,, Chi, 4' 161 2'> 51 . Sl7 ox, and Wamsley and Heison, all rapping Albri John Matt ht. Bill g 7 the firal games slaled to start got Buddy Moort' 0:1 a grounder , Ea11tern Ave., Mrs. L 1 0 Y d O. Genltle, Bal. 41 123 30 39 .31 Harvey VanMeter, Clifton-West a hit each. Cool tach night at 5: 30 p. m. • 60 ll ......... Al . Ill 3 Star 3 le MercervH Bhake, 1 , clutch 1 50 M ra11lor·, n o Minn In , •�,g,o• run G l·t Co lumbia ,· CharUe Carr and Jim The Chillicothe t.-i will # "' one , re Slacks, from _ 7.95 The schedule la u follows· HGIDC! Raaa :,;in�le, then fed eii Jown tJ ,e mid· fred F. Dailey, Patrlot, Mr1. Ha 1, �nard, Maaon Tiger■_: George turn lhe visit .June 2S tit 8 p.m. •"fl n 31 Have New May die to Cunnin g ham and It w a s lie Marc um, Vlnton, Mist Ada .S. n and Kenneth Eb hn, Maeon H NaUoul l.eape: Cepeda, GI· , when they will travel here for a H ' C d i « Ll.,l New Hav- udso N Pleas Pt. St., Main 316'Ai Kerna, Garl Euge Gibb and and ne C s anti H ; Robin110n . Reda 12; Moo1 �,uie, ending ta pme. ; ;::. � .PL: Hartford vs Uba game against Mel's All-Stan 00 1 ant, Steven L. ff9ward, 503 nth Dodgers 10 : Mr1ys, Giants 10; Flowers, Hartford: Clay Roney LL. C-W, the Wahama field. From t h e r e Gard.Hr !harp St., Pl. Pleasant, E. V. Hardman Mathews, Bravr.11 9: A a r o n, and SoMy Dye, New Haven Rod.II; · "' est CliftonMuon W June l : schedule is blank. \11ke Gar<lner of the Senators Rt. 1 Leon, w. v a., Mrs. Ethet , Buck Tennant and Gene HeJBOn, Mel's 8raves 9, vs Cuba Ma110n PL· lumbia ..., un hi!! game wlt� a th ree run Betzlng, Syracuse . Greald Clark r.equestJ any per!lOII o r K, 1 Amerlean L11.pe: M a n t I �. � eo '• ii• �W Hf\ven Carda.' to..i ' • m LL a n Tlg homer in the third, fanning 12, Grate Rt 1 Larig!lvllle · J e 8 q e team wishing to arrange a game YanU H·, Genflie · Orioles ti ·' · •• • ·T•,_ ,.�rs vs C•W , Pony J.1'11:'ague June e: .-.aaon managen are to give him a ring or contact · g one Cecil ' J>roffltt, Rt. l Carpenter, · · um stro 11-mg nobody. ni"d ,n1 POMEROY, OHIO ' Colavito, Tigert 1:2 ; Killebrew, LL : , Broad Run VB C- W, PL ; John Albrtlht, Bill Mattox, and am. batte r . Larry �tc ia • col.eded Mrs Bessie Oliver Rt. 1 Rutland te his of ber m m e e som Twins 12 ·· Maril• Yanks 12· · Hartlord vs NH Reds , LL . ' __'.'.:..'.'.'::'.'.'.'.'.'.'...::..:::::..:=::_________________________ '-- "" Harvey VanM eter, CIUton-W. ,._ · I e , d_ouble 11nd IIIn"'aJe · a 1 rip 1 Rt. Aarmon, rd :ha R Larry k R-■■ B■Ued la . June a: Mason vs New Haven, Iumbla: Harry Surrace and RaMc� nwhile , pitchen Laude�! It Rut land , Mr1. Pt'rry C. Hulbert, Nal onal Leape: Aaron, Brave■ PL : New Heven Cards va Mason mey Cundifr, Me!IOl!i ; Tom Grin• l and I aym.: or l�e Rccl S�:i.. wrt'.K · Well1ton, Mias Clara A. Buah 40 ; Cepeda, Glanf1 36; RobinlOTI Cubs, LL. stead and Grant Rouah, Broad ed l 2. Hous � an Po1yne ad •m · baum, I ronton, Wil l iam B. 8o �· Red1 30: May■• Glanll 29: Cle- June 12: New Haven Reds n Run· Buck Tennant and Robert gles for the losers. man, Jr., Ironton and Albert C. mente. Plrate1 2fl: T. Davi!, Dod- Mason Cubs, LL; C•W v1 New Ha• cook, New Haven. Ot-her Sen ator hitters were De- Scherer, HaverhJII. 1er1 28. ven, PL: Mason Ttgera VI Hart• Mo�key and Bill Hacke tt, 11lnglea. DIR!wled Americu Leapt: GeatDe, Ori- ford, LL. Lme scors: Patlenta rt1Cen•l y discharged In olea 45 ; Cath , Tigers 41 ; Boro,1, June 15: Broad Run n Meson, JETI SIG N M OORE 200 032 - 6 7 I Redic�• eluded Mrs. Kato ca,to, Mrt . .I Tigert !!ft; Colvito, Tiger, '4; PL : C-W vs NH cardl , LL, LOS ANGELES (\JPIJ-The Lo, Indians I� u33 - 1 3 l Thomas Bryant, M rs. Floyd Wal• Mantle, Yank• 33. June 19: NH Cardi VI Hartrord, lea Jet, o( the America, An M, Tannehill a nd Manley. Bur• lace, Sr., Mra. hnntt Fitzgerald. LL: Broad Run •• New Haven. PU.•1-, kolba Leal{Ue have •llf"'d kett and Tay 1n:·. Mrs. Foster D. Thacker, M r •· 1 National Leap: MIiier, Giant. PL: Maaon Cuba v1 C,W, LL. . Johnny Moore , former UCLA acor• Sen at� rs 070 120 - 10 7 o Blythe .,. Thein, Bobby J, Strln 1 - 1 : Pock et , Dodg11tr1 5- 1; Kouf8A, June 12: C•W vs Ma50n, PL ; Ing sta . General manager and 4-0 r 000 002 - 2 2 1 HNI Sox . Tiger• v■ New Haven, . . It. Laud- er, Mn,, Jesse A. Brown, M r •· Dod,ger11 6-2: Haddb:, Plralel 3-1; Mason I.J.. coach BIii Sharen ■aid Moore Gard ner and B. Ha.·11: • 2 ,• Purkey• Reds June 29: Hartford VI Mat. Cubs, 0_,_ uTreeman 8 . Owena' Mn. Roland Hunt ' �.. .11everal other Jet pro1pecta erm ill CL>, PaJne . (0) am. Bu ,ch E. Oehler, M lc:hael Bryant, Frank• U. ; C-W n Broad Run, LL,, New and 5-Z. -, _....,. IralnlDI lmmedla•••• would er · it, L, Westbrook. Zulie L, Chap- Amerleu Le-: MDIIII, Tl· Haven Reda .. C-W· g comin the for ....,, .. June 29: New Haven v1. Mason, man and Lori ii., Blevins. fllll"I 5-G; Grant. lndlanl &-O: Muoo Tlgen v, New Haven L: o Amoa1 AIH ( EXPENSIVE WALK helm, � 5-1: Repn, Tigert P , LL. Card■ Wea,ela hunt todenla and bird, According to t he midnight ,.,_ 5- 1: Drown , Oriol.. r.1 , NEW ORLEANS I U P I J - c,. will P be mlcldea claim mon than S,• _____ l umbia Pkturei ,pent about '200,· port of the nur11Dg department. ven Ho Ha ':t �� 000 li•ea ln lhe Unllad State,, ev• ooo in the French Quartor he,• th.,. pali<nt, who wece in fair Gallipolis �ach TuHt!oy, The ICltedule la ery ye . !. Summer Robert Mrs. lnclurled ar lo film �ce ne1 �l)r the forthcom condition as follow•· p Ing " A Walk •n lhe W Iid Side :' Raynor , Mrs , Andie Roush, Mrt. Team ay aya mUD Juno I An lo v, Pirate, al Ma. Hugh Graham.Ji Venz' s Gal Florence the him version {Jf the Ne ltm n A l- Albert Patrick, Mias Y..;kee, v t Giant, at New IOll • YOUR CARPITS Camp, W. Frank Utslnger, Roy llpolil summer hlah. school baae,:r1•n no.,.el. Ha�en LOOK NEW WILL li lli ...; cam 18111 Ila A Hol lywood troupe of 53 per · D, Rolhgeb, Wlll lnm Bowman, Sal- ball ,quad wW open •• Anpl at 13 Olan J YOU WHEN ,ons headed by Director Ed wan: lie McCormick, Mayme Barrow■, palp at 2 p.m, Sunday In MhMI• MMOII, 'vanteea vs Plrattl at DO,IT,YOURSELF Dmytryk ,ame here for tho film, Mn. Albert Sluon, Mn. Perry port In a Melp-Oallla leque con- New Haven. WITH lng. along with the .tars, Capt1• Sayre, Howard HyMU, John M. ted. June IO, Yankeel v■ Angell at ala lly orlg 1 rs mma Ochlenboln, , amo E Tllo Raike, M WII bl4 <ine and Laurene:< Harvey. � Muoll , Glanta •• Piralel at New Mrs, Ollle Runell, John F. Hen- ed for Wednolday , but ■loco Ha... ry, Mn. Hazel Toumlne. Mn. GABS pla,yora ...,. lllill attenc1- J...; r,, ......la •• Plralel at ci.-, tho pmo bad lo be Robert Sims, Mrs Marshall MootYuken VI Olanta al New IHIIIT LAUNDIIIIIII gomery. Ferd t.awrence. Geor1e rnchedulld. Middleport 1tudenta Bann: Ashworth. Sr., and Mr■. Hart Ly- ha.. beo• d lvnleod !or the •um- July 1 1 , va Plralel al mv lllOl1lh, Cllll. MIIIGll, Olanta va Angell at New l ,-,,r------::�-------- wildness, M.1scues, Help TomadO Take Pan th erS BY ScOre Of 6 O --.,-:,;. ·�1 LL_...J.,____________ .> A re Made (n Play For Th1's I'eek I Ch anges I nd•Jans Edge R Cdi egs 7 6 0,•n ffome Run For Sun and Fun Days! s CABANA SETS I LEADERS ! '!a p!; youth BasebaII PfO!?;fam IS Lau11ched In ·wahama Area Hesson Sharp In 6-2 Win At Chillicothe Swim Trunks HO}zer HO 't } Spl 3 ■' ----- - Red!; m:·; DOWN IE-GROSS, INC. "The Home Of Arrow Shirts" ' 1 e.!" u •=• wu. �:-J"::, Pl S d HOST 1111 - M<J day, flWlldl lnln 1111 ......,. • of •-ti.. Joolopa1 1ti - - ..,. 11own1nc di• -ti liolp Jo -· .... lld tlftt 111Jnsl dl1111t. It II I �f tldt t1 II0ftlle tnlfa,, Al - -Jn -,. fflOII IOI ·• ..IIIHlt It JIIJ1icl1111 Wt · ·11111 •, a -bll, ... Jifar I Nit lo bri'lilll - In 'Ill i,a flM [lanli:IQJ1 Md - Ill• -...... h!lp ,... .... Jlt .. • lfWlllr Muro. . . DUKE CLEANERS u- v.-. Charleston Continues To Lead International Loop; Columbus Jets Remain 2nd tit al ...... II)' 11111W ..,._ I Flrtblller Ra, Weabbum' a fut Tllo Oohanb,w -Iola naiad tbe ano apparently la no euier to hit Richmond 'l1rpn1w, N. Ille lltlf, tho -"' - nvala • K than ,_ - ..iobald lb■ Syr■, it hu bean the !Int -· , ICM, WIii lb■ 11..i.. The Qwt.M llarllna' hon.a .,_ Ch!ela W tor Rad lnp 10llljj■tl .,_ the piteher touod a !our-bltlor ti the I Mapla Ll■II, 2t'. II ta J-y City Jor- Ille llr■I llmt ■Iller w,emedNN "1 ftlllll ..,_ ho f- them, 3'l'f II, IIICl.lni: W L N. GIi nl&ht .,_ bac11 wllh I l-1dllor 1 1 tblt ...- u. 11ar11a1 . ..1 0: '1''1 �II .Ill I lrlumpl, IIICI lilalalalmd lbelr lW:' Cs) t+ lT .NI IV, !a■4 ID tbl" bt--llllm,1 F t I le I'll , II ,114 511, II l .i..u , 11 ff .114 � n - the 0111, llfn1ahl wbl lot Jr-, , 11 11 1 � • •• ---' llt FU -� 11- P 1111 01 1111 tl-bl attd • Iba Al � 1& llal'UII Tc k a II '.-1 _. lllltr '"""'"'!!------• YlctorJ • - 8)1 CLI II SEE AMERICA Ci:J � SECONII . . . JLJJ SEE Q FIRST � SWIIIR I ·•UIISE 11P411· DINI · hff+ Cll7 llilldll ■ It ■ ■ a ■ .m , Predict W i d e Open Battle In Ninth Annual International G o I I Tourney Karen Grady Takes 2 firsts In Horse Show; Seven Clubs, 99 Members Entered In Yen' l'or a quloll: oa.11 TII AVl!LOA N :Jf "'om . ff en's Club 19 years Old all i lhoullt," I "'°""' Pi�eese a• 91 s t �=� �a� ANNIVERSARY SALE $2 99 n ce Co,e I ma n ra . �, , 8 7 Reds m·l n rode -· 2 loya' Oxfords & Straps I _ , i. , °'"" lhrouah- $5"• Oxfords - Loafers Sllaps & Oxfsnls s5.1a ,r. Bal,• 11NNIS SHOES s1.99 .... S'l.99 CANVAS OXFORDS TENNIS OXFORDS ... __ s1.99 m s-i. , __ fl ... ,.99 _.. , =- Men's 8" WORK BOOTS MINE BOOTS s7.1a ••. •- .. s7.11 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE Second !!'....� u u al Middleport Dept. Store Kil0W8lt Sale8 mah ONE STOP SHOPPING CENTER Clothing For lhe Entire Family Off 11 Mill•IOD During April 9 Middleport Dept. Store Ao,,--·· s. .. .. a u-, . Ml t lltlll•._ lis .- , -.. . ,.. ot • mrnm tlnwecl u ... - .... . f, , . -. , I Jada. :-,:=- ' �-00 111 S6GE, IOX ..-,,· I 1111T 1 -.............,....... ______�.,..__.._,...,,.... � ... �r·-"i""" . . Look ! Bi g Val ue ! e2� • 3 H.P. lrft91 & SllallOli bghit ..... . ....... s..,. FOREMAN & ABBOTT PHONE WY M321 1t1 N, luanol Ave. 59.· OHIO POMEROY • WY l'IRMS • AT ··•·" $ 95 Stiffler Stores PIICID ..IM S./Thlc ... ,..y Baker Funiture .•. e22or25 _. c.t •---- ........ ONLY, ------ .. ......, ·-.:;:-_,,;,, ._....__,,, .,. .. -- pu,,... , ' » ...tn& • ...... Jr ., 6a HF -!t St a . - HOOVER e ..... m1 .,... GET ALL 11111 ,. 111 e w_. bop ■ QUALITY EFFICIENCY SERVICE Pllflburlb 1- - y �You.'11 Like out Service w Anne Bailey, c,.;..., : Home Owned .1;;:;�-�=:-ii!:.": bee,_ HOfflefflQker 9 An ,.,,.,.:! � I .. • a 1tr RIZERa: OIL COMPANY ..:= ��,:n fi women! :. 77 �- $25 to � s1000 ••-Wli .. J,od eoch ol !heao <ulorft,J ­ ., the Olflcerl' ( lub. Woman's View g ...i.-i DORADO BEACH, P.R. • UPl l who lun>ad 41 11:lti nak and hu like Uu, - 1.., ;...t have to pick e ore to h e ac l lll" • li w give It..- expL.lnod that ,.•.,.al ol tho .W. FORT LEA VENWORTH Kano -A wide - batllt lar bolb tltt - hil laot !WO -,, Ibo aid �-" , a fort an1 odvit<. I ma families eat oo beef !er rdI UPI I _ Tllo ,>nlblemo inut ra id com and team mdh-ldual cbern,he, WWI the boll l)M, P.., C,aapll' &l 8-ad WM I w ,-. of Uk, Uont aQCf IOIJUW i at 8ome year1 •� Port Leaven ' l.lOUt l'NIIXII. l"ot otbm. pa,t II ohlpo - b: al today wttl, Ibo tho Dorado - Golf Club, dt· wJnnJoc VJ. i-n laot year, b•Jt [ "'- pe,1111nenl hornet � ha l' 1 ..,u, wivea arrao,ed for thc ' bannod. Some Jo na1 .., 1""1 alart ol plt;y In tho nlnlh -ual lend!-, cbllllplon l'lory V>n fimohod - lo Ya llaadt la • world • reot .., prett anc1 -k•n1 of ,,,.., foreign food Mrs. llonu .. Id olle u.,,,_ • •Y y lntornllllaml Tn,pby and CUado llonct f/1 JlolClun, md N•slo. the tho lndr,lduaJ competl!lon. n,,,, pabl• ■houlder< o1 Mn. Edward 1 - at local -ea. Shel... , for ohe hod th. µobit� '°Ind-...... CUp matchoa. E BrllW, Open cbampion. he waa palrod wltl> Arnold Pal· Morrla, wile of III Anny majur I illllanc, , e&"J W< h ltml5 a, be"" the hosteaa gruuo declofod fO ..... r ....,., bonon, tarn r« ... tho la 1111· to _,. who Snood. Som I A, unol!l<i■I hoaleat to the l cu rd , dned -- and the .... fn>Ufl lobotff tolls II the 111111 Mis, Karen G d f W llston, e be� o�lb� Ji, prove . tho the ge wllh ualrallaa 1'11orto Rlcoa team f/1 � Palmor, _,., , wu lor<Od lo wlvn ol Allied olflcen lllleadlng r..,,,, wh ich Mr• Morm , a , d pther\ng. a and A Vin Riding Club w":n �:o flr�t l a •i: hles p p ; e !Nm of Kel Nqlo and P- anti little Chi u,1 �. •� wthdraw from thta lntem■tiorwl tho ,,,,,,. , I...., Starr and eoo, l "costt "' .,..,. ''" a ama ll pin<n l ish cla.s at the 'annua "But I lwTted ,..._,.,. ,._ l Memorfal ieay I o rse I o Of e 'lbomaon were ranked alJahl fa. raabd rlpt DOIi to tho Aualrali- i w of a PGA rulo bar, mand Colleg, hett , Mn. Murril and ,t. prk:< ,. • soura, ol won .aid, "that 1o tho Pakialei, a w,. Gallia County Riding Club, vorttaa In tho field ol M gollon ano. Both !mow tho 1;1�yard line ru mombot• m,m CG111P11fni tackloo ouch pmhlem, u .....,. domwot !or the SponjalHpuklng ,... la • ...._, ..,,r .., odiAttendance was estimated to be O 500 Dorado lltach ...,. Uu • boolc, In a tourney tltot conlllcta witL to buy NffNlll 1 1or the Lellfl ,.,,,, . women . n..y an OC<u"'°"'41d •o bi.." Rldlng Col . McDvalne, Ml&s Grad •�on the Ennl l•h from D nallom, Jull II lm)IONl!t, both 1ft • PGA ,ponlC>t'Od event, The �• : how to uy "lrlkkornan" ,, buym1 It f� about the ...,. price three-gaited class and she came back !wo vent, lat:;."' to Bui ralad rf&ltl boh!nd Snead. and e aca,atamod to t h • lntew llompl>la Open II being played ti kind of .., aaue,, 1 , and what ...., as peppe, . win th e English flve-galll!d class riding Sunshin Boy · There .,. , tot.J o1 1• d!!lore heal and humldlty ol • Puerto , lhe ...,. limo, Bob Price of Wilmington rida,k«! The ctUTffll gruup of forei gn .,,, � ljlOk,a In tho s,,.. ...,,.. meant •·hen Rh:o lllllllller, Ing Tag, w o n tbe calf.;oplnc Buck, won the clover loaf ham!! The U.S. taam of SnHtl and ,o . whffl to pt "....ite doc food" rn wivH and their families will leave · let Un ion. ra wllh entr ce I ID The clan teo tho and I heat humidity la ex year-old Jimmy Dotnarol .,., Jumad out ,he wonted canned dof for home alter '" gradualiol1" eere ; event, stased for lhe first time _____ Allen Billy by rlddm Boy, poctod Koy to tab llo toll aDlOlll( monies Juno 18, ar.d alter a grw The Weal IDd!an UoJ - llal, tb, rad no bottOl' •ban lhlrd clto!co laod>. In Gallla County the last ol frve big par- 1 11 ao called bocauoo older playora beforo tho lotll'll> In tho tarn chue. S i,, pre,ldent of Alhena was lint In tho -..,, Mn. Reba be wt11 )Ir,, Morris ;, ,halrman of !hf farewell, la pleasure t lndwal 41 <under pony . Despite h lay,11, Demaret hi! lnLentatlonal group at � wind, llP �Yof the club and John Houck of j ride rich wber ...,._, 11 Ft Leav..,. U.. ...... clau. Donna All.. rode CatlCo to It probably - t bother Saeod Ibo boD ...u in �•• practlco round worth, a loo. l.nJI A ppromnately 500 pmom at- , Cheshlni WU rln1 master. ly organbation aald Cooper, who � Wednaday, bul bll puUlng ,.,. of offlcora• wlvN whooe J>tll'POS" Seven club, of lhe Ohio Valley a flr,J plaoe win In the wealem pleaaure ny Incl,> II to tlldad 141 I lour po round total of • off. Snead carded 1 11> w,d;r la la oiler " epon Asaocla Hor■e Show tl were r gtn ui,.,. u. s. hospitalwould be good lo win. par Ill, for tho b»t practlce round tty" to the ,,....,..,,.,,_ resented among lhe 1111 entries at clau. "Old 111m lel better score, followed by CGopeT lrilh • LanRUago it, the flrtt to Linda Hertloy of Bttlfalo, W. the show, , point show wtder ,... hurdl, r'I. cour&,l!l long • Gm and aae with nn Va., 'l'be _ r ln PLEASANT PT id j Wilson', Allen won soclallon rules. 'lbere were 11 en M�. Henry Ghaz:t. for lnltance, A e . trie, In lhe lead-In-pony clau a the Ten ne,,ee wa lking horse ciao:. lUTIVed from Lebanon ,poakJng • Club W� Fa� Ball MI non-point clau, and eacb child Howard Lew,.. of Hamlin . W. • ",; only Lebaneae and a ■mett.,;ng rga iu<l I . ,;::; Va, . rkflng Jubll" Rock, w of Frtnc:h, recoived • trophy. otarled wllh ....,, metnben and Her problem_ was to f� t I Eugene Buckley ol Cheahlrc l flnt in the western stock hort.e WOMEN'S t o d a y they hove 20 members • 1 houM for ront m the ,mall ctty of wa , muter of ceremonies. En!• class. whldl Inc lude lwo chertor mem, Dress Shoes, , Dreu Flats, Spart Sh111 LeavenWorlh. Ultfmately J .r difri, lish judge was Emmett Eh.e• Pam Fra,.. of WelllloD, riding bers , A. and M . in ,olved • kind of n SmJlh back of Clrclev•lle and R o g e r Lavana Daro, ·.von the Engll,h Oak '� p■ir __ p■lr p . Ame, of New Vlenna was I h C pleasure horse clau. 'l'he B"'•'Club the western Judge. Marjory Houck of Circleville lhlrd � 1 club t:: or ,.�•�:•i::/•ch�t:1'a':: 9U: Entrl.. In the II clusea rant· wu lint ln lhe we.te w rn abo ganlzed in MIIOD County, T h I bt!I leachen, lolr■. Morrla said ed from one to ls horae,. hone c!al!, rldlng Big Ed : ClarMen's Girts' b wu named for the famot.,t clu • ...,_, (tht chUdren) go lo school The parade horse .1... w a . enoe Haning of ,tbany Ann Balley and ,or •-• ·few -k, (In ft1Ular claaae, in won by Freddie Culllp of Gallipo ey to win lhe ;c!lem trail 11or.. � • ( ••_,: � c uero Leavenw orth clly schools} 8 n d Iis riding Baehfllor On Parad(' , event, Doc Marl11nd of New Havteach si.. ..ta ou the their rnothrn Eng)ilh withthe only entry, and he received en d rove McGee to 8 first place Some of laanding t:hinjl . . Val, ,. $9.95 tbt Bolton Red Sox, 7-,, the Ch - out rea llilng it . the first place trophy. ti I tJ.W Ptw 1 t trophy in the road!lter pooy cla.s the dub bu don11 over tht year■ � Fred Lei!heit ol Pomeroy w .s for pon ies 150 Inches or under l . ""' U followa , helped with !ht BW DIWJII "otudlod hla buo- cqo While So• beat the H-b•plOJ Problem 4--H camp trlbution1. • • • ,DIOC• 1 ball" under wiMer In the_ western pleasure A truck on the er tndrer Branch mon Oriola, tt-4, and the Loi A■ide from th'! language prot� grounda, loadt'd Little Boys' & Girls' � hor,e class. Hts mount was Pis- wllh Western aJl!>orel and equip- ey and help, sewed for tho Red Rlcuy 1111d K I obvious thet the An1e1to Angell, l<Ored a 5-3 ll lem, ordinary iiou,elq,eplni crein llH4-45 ; llarlad the � current pneral· ....._ of the illnlng win over the WuhiJl&lon ate, the blggelll tol's Rocket, one or 18 entries. ment proved to i., rl,fflcultl., for tht . 8 big attrac- ero. lunc proar h elt hoo am re tors Sen Carl Bush or Bremen, riding lion Mrs. Cr er sa let· hla learned a , Reds fo Clnclnnall ; oc wive, ign Roolev . at id A ll food in I"°; several am members com- IIOlll well. ''For fflO!t of them," Mrs. MO'"· Joe Amalfltano's infield wt. h ll was sold tbe obtained �re and pl nu and 1 r B mTB A NNOUNCE D 1 $UNI ta Vol. a i pushed ed b by wllh ( the said, ri, roln ue, )J 1 •' I How well can be judpd I it was ali ,.1: for 8 very ...;,.,. . eted homo "the sho rlage of servants to ... " .... ~1 a id courses; lpo'laOred commw,. MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leap at a g nlnth loot Nal!onal -lnnln enabled al tho run ta the mo,t remarka le tbln th b g added. she day lul · ity civil defense meeting ln 11161; otllldlDp whJcb obow tho Uahdy the Olanta lo end Wi lson of Salem, W. Vo . . are an, their Jhroe. about lhlti ,oon,ry . . .more remarkWomen'■ Chlld,.n'1 partlclpaled in Red Crosa, Heart. Nprded Bodo In a ll'lf.placo 1amo loolng malt. Stu Miller. able nounclng the birth or a daughter, than the super-markets, the THE ALMANAC Cancer and Polio clrlves Melissa Jane, on Saturday, Moy tie with the !!au Fnnollco Gi- who pitched �illeu bi ll for trallic, the freedom of Amorlcan , Today Ill Thursday, June COIi- the last three lnlnp, woo is women ""'i.ihe out the years: donated flllll lo anta. '111oy'" reeled oil 27, al the Pl,asant Valley Hospit." b 153nd _day of Ille 213 year wllh Pl•asaDI Valley Communlty Hoo, oecutlve vlcloriel and II ol Ille;, f-it ..,.. wlul, Curt Slrmno!t5 MOIi ha.. had ,ervani. all al in Point Pl easant The infant s;.. the� pita! and have ...i NYeral ,,_. weighed seven pounds. two oun,'Os more tn l!l61. !Jves and come to the United !all 11 11111111 and tt'a jllll about lttlfered the tiefrat. pr. The moon Is approachln1 lta bers to e&mJll at Jaaaon', MW. at birth. imo their rtv•ll bogu to tau Joe Gibbon pitched a ,iJt.hJUer State, Hpecllng to !Ind lhe 11111e l Maternal grandparents ar,.. Mr.\ lasl quarter: TV LIGHTING 14" them .eriou■ly H a pennant COD• and ■truck out 10, including Eddie help here. , r, Do your O)'.. become The mommi •lars are Jupite Men's Steel Toe and Mn;, Garret Green of Slcuand fonder. Malhowa lour timu, and alao hit "Some don 't km,w the lirM thi ng bum when you \fakb televislOII:. Tradel _ �WiU' tradea- CJbt of eight doublu a cumu te about housekeepi ng, " said Mr!l. benville, Ohio, The Greens are Sat urn � Venu,. c ■ la d The eve g lar are Me !onner residents of Pl. Pleasant . m S o rcury If oo, perhapo you need better ba.. "made" tbe Red,, ,,,.,. ,. b7 tho Plroteo, who ended I five- Morrl,. '"They have never had a M rs. d a op in their hand.,. Some never Paternal grandparents are Mr. ng, a )'GIil' televloion tramfonnad tho ,tatb • p1- gamo Joaln& llntalt. Ugh� . hlslory . 5111 6 to 12 . m this d •iew1111. urJq and Mn, Bliss Wilson of Mason. DY tn , hea of a vacuum cleaner. Ve r; rd ' ! rell Dlnlh-lnnln i llllott Don a wit•, b team E lnlo lilO GI un,lm M.00 S.va ' g Val. to $12.'5 e pr, KenlucIcy became lhe Since your tel•viliaa la much few ever have dor.e any Ironing,·· The Wllsoo.s have one other child, ' : nea be!.,... of pltd>lnc t a aud helpecl Bab Anclorooo win bla ,... 15 Gary Bren� two year• of age. brighter than • lllOV!o -. Jlll'ffl' lbly manipulated by man ond ..,,., fer the CUbo wbo,oe II- The women ar.,ve to find lh.c In 1796, Tennessee became the your visual comfort depeda Ott ...,. rNII -htt allack included � hilli each houaehold help tn LeavonWorlh lo , 161h otale. mo�11at., lfahl leval la t h e Two ol DeWttl '• , tratlOo !,pre by Em!o Baab and Ron Satito a rarity, al U¥ u,itt. In 1 8711, John Masef.ield , Eng- • room. For you better llgbU., ' l(n. Mon;,. uld the women'• llsh novelist and poet waa born. may be a mat� of ro-arrang. fn,Jt egoln Wedn,adaJ nl&hl wba, Robin -., tagpd for 11 , hita group operaf41 "' tho ""budd If· No. y Mlddl pa,t , J In 1 1143, e<tor Le■Ue Howonl Ing your lamp.. A good teal la to Joe, l'f gained hll obtlh mlDr1 : �':' "":, cloci lnnlap llffll, '' in handling problemo. ._ .... olon, , and 0- FrNoe dJed when the civilian traveling have the 1V IOI turned off and ol lhe ......, ----'"�- --� -=-_rwlil<tl Jputc DfpzlaN Plolt,a piano on wlch he wu travelling ....th 1111d elglttb homers bll hit the llgbta tumad on and � all . wu attacked by a Gorman plane, In the varlouo •lewllll ))Dllllon, of the year ID an 8-7 lrlllnph, - Joe P!gnatano drove 1n thrne i In 1959, the French General Theo II you ghted lam the Loi Anpiel llodptl 'n.e l'lllll wllb I homer, double and III a li p . . As,embly approved ,aleclJon of or !Wore ,..fleetad the victory to two olnglea to lesd Kanau Clty'a In the darken- Redo naedetl General Oiarlea de Gaulle a, ed ..,... that a light wJll aleo be romala la firll.placo tie beca,1,e 1S,bJI lllaek. <2tico Femandn premier of France, He uked for -oylng 'w c ho !lot San Fran llco Olanta had beat- and Sieve Borot 1-red for the 1VN hen t , ■ix monlh rule by decree. , annoying when the 1V ,et 11 .. � Ille SI. � cardlnall lH lo ri,.... but the blo,.. weren'I _..., to avert Frank Lery'a Thua ""lediono ._., ,..; aa a1- ...... 'lltought for today: John Muo- will �ant to rearrange the 1ampo '11lo Plrai.. routed third looe ol the year. Joe NtB neld uld: "'The d111 that mate nr tho vllwlaf pooilton IIJla ta Wamn Spalm and whipped the hlill pined credit for hla lblrd u, happy make ua wJae." not -U,Je, opequo or dtnao lab- Mllwautee Bravea, 9-1, 1111d tho win. ' ----ric wpea wi1 lreduce the relltc- 0,lcap "lhl dnWllld tbe l'1IJla. Mfcby Mantle hit hil 11th Cong,.. eelablllbed Yellow• lion. delphi1 Pllllllla. M. In Gtbor Na- hDmor ud llopr lllarl1 bit No. atone National Parll In 18'11 a , Do not plaoo your � IO l1mlal II lo befj) five rooklo Jloland bll first major llque Sheldon lhe flrel nations! park In t!Je clooe to tho 1V ill that Ibo IJlht AQl1tloo -, ttp,w world. v from tho ahacJe 1111a tllreclJy on In the Amerltan Loque, the ictory. 911 Al Sml1b and Jim LIIJdJa hit tho -. 'l1ilo rmdllloa w l l I Kanon City Alblelles ba:I cauae the pfclul'a lo fade and wlll the flnl .,... DllroJt Tlpn, H, homers 1111d Wes CovJqtoa bad not be olwp and dear. A pod tho New Yori: Yllllboa .,.,_.._. lhNe rtlHCorln& 1Jna1u lo load the Wblta Sox' lo.bll altlck dlotrlbul!on of falr)f - llpUq • h Nat,, GI It aweep1, GI it cltaM • • • Frank Baumaan yloldetl 10 htto a pod .,,-., the 100t11 wtlJ A11< "'1oul th. ,wr I his for ,e dial tho blJt -11y dHp - clean• corpott and am.,....,,t third wfo 10lliJo awct • ru91. Remember, eJ&<Ollllort cond.· Hoo.a ,1 -1 ,.. , Inda, an 11,pmo whPa Int llcma are a "mull" for •attbln& boa,ing boll P-rf•I, aq•lp, lost blo lounh ..... for - Ba .... and all whit� pod maier fo, long 11,- and B1ltlmoryou can - the plolure belt ha\ .......i. ''" ....,;.._ x... dollhled nol too ..... ,. oomfmllble ,llt . Open 9 to 5 __ Monday thru Friday the 12th the la tun nM",I &ho II fool lralll two la ....U, I to !h.ron'"" by Hoover. 11,e .... than ....... .. . ....le b)' the ' Opan to On Saturday ·-- ftOIM in f• core. , II Leon lo riv1 Ttd Bowo­ Childnn ara ll)!l to oil 111U<b !no PT PLBAMN'1' - BIiio W V In IJrot blo llold lrplla all JIOWS llodrfc wln of tbe :,oar ro,, them at Jeut 4 clole. � 1 .;cl ,h "'1rU In llllllm 1 tho Anp1a. to I feel � the ....... ----,......, ,way lralll the - � .... Iba - � 1 . ■ or to1a1 dom n _.,, J e Tho u1, el Contr■I t.m■rlea al lntanala fa ■ lloid p-r,Heo. 1,a la • one doctor llld, •'J'I elk• t 11 1 )Or ..._ 'JIii ,...i II > 4 Ir t1tenda from -- to aoufb. 11w ......i -. lhal ,.,,..._• Don't p,11 ,._ alN bJ Mill St. Middlaport t'Glllp■illn Wall VllltnJ■ to a= ■ _:•= k l� •:: I>:_ ,� yoor =._:e ::_:=-= L -,,""""'""""""""""'"""""""""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""""""'!!!!!� - MIiied bJ Iba l'lhUa IJtlll, .,_,. .. ._-.i, II lloo :0. nrlllie � lb■ Ylrglnlaa, IDllllm .... In tho U. with Ponr llltl In Weol Vqlal■ hllf II Iba l,alng llrQs. r,.. 1rc,,u., olrnlt. ldabw ■,, pub. II- hnfldlnp "'Ill for atber pobllc .Amelcw own 79 per , cent of UN oboNI • fir,- ■r II April Ille worlil'• p1 .gw --. 1111 aver April la ol U par ' T$]¢ -- 'JIii tllonlt llonr .... la . ·t.. .. Apll lltl a•• unt.d I■ IIS mll­ liwJ. . % ,$ nil runJ S... to NJCH wllll l -.._ .,, l1tt A,rll ., .. ILi Iner "II) JIii& IMI a� 4&11. 1 tbe Cllll per 1.l � ' rr ,-, 1111 ■ Ni 1 1 a 111 Apll t II t.. 3M I • SI 11t1i■ Ill N -.1d trlll ct I • In tbe a t a t ■ April C Di l);s 'tr t ll ■ .. tllu I a • es ' Ill , ,._ .._ ., dnp lll U. 11&1■• II ► S ' I ,.... __ ,,. ar r '°"• •••• 'lil) ••••••c·n v.uly S•nlin el, Pomeroy-Mid dle port , 0., June J , 1 86 1 -5 WI , i i ! I i �.. ' Hacine, Jiedtord, ·1·ake Wins In il'iei gs High School Lea gue ---, - ·- -- ----------------- 'AKE l'!UIIOPEAN CROWN WAKIUORll 8ELL RATl'ON I PHILADELPHIA (IJPI) - v,..n [ BERN, Switzerl and 1UPl1 '" Hatton has been ,old by the Phil•• B<•t!ica ol Lilhon. Portupl, <od-, I ;;1"1,6j�H, delphia Warrion to the new Clu- bolds lhe EuropP.Bl'.I &>ccer CU1), \ 't .4 t cago Packers of the Natioo,J symbol of club supcemacy. an..,. .. 0 l Basketball Association. 1be War· defeutJng Barcel'llm, S--2. It wu 1 I ford to a 12 to 4 win over Rutland By TOM RALL rion al.lo have aai:ed waiver! on the first l ime in � &ix-year bls__,oe_;:::::.i I 1 The Meigs High School l..eague l 'l11e fir-st lnnings of Bedrord 1 Bill { Pickles) Kennedy, former Lory c,f the compe1d1on that Spa n two exciting wal!I perhaps lhe moSt importani � k.1clr;ed off with Te mp le star, who saw little acti::m l lost the cup. -'( 29 16 .644 � .�� games which saw Racine defeat as a single by Carl followed by a � ,,'Cc�:::,� Major Lea in•• Slaadlag1 Detroit .. There a l rt-ady have. been some -_____ ' J.t11S ,. t season. e . as a rook ie - In�rnatlonal Pomeroy 6--4 and Bedford take long triple by Burns ide started a B y UIUIH PttH 2 6 17 .li05 Cleve l an d Me tf'd an chanj?.t:S m the 1�s 2 noun ,•l,\.,.. -:.,.r:� I ___ ___ -- � 1 [ 800TS FOUR WINNERS Rutla nd 12-4. Middleport. which ra l ly which saw three run! seore N Uoaal League 23 17 .575 3½ High School Summer League and New York a �. -.,...J A l._ t f-0,, DOR ADO, P.R fUPIJ -Arger.- 11 NEW YORK 1 U I 1 -Th " lo; -· - - - - was to p lay Gallipoli s , moved its ' on two Rut land errors and a sin• W L Pct. GB Baltimore � 50 .556 4 l county Little L"ague schedu les. I , ay 1002 ing , day o� A ! uct�s � game to Sunday, 2 p m .. at M id- g le by Shamb lin. Cinci nnati 22 23 ,489 7 Coach Larry Morri!;on of Racih" tina will be the 11ite of the Washington 26 16 . 619 �t ,g meetings ednes ay was Bedford had a lmost ever)' ihrn g San F 'cisco d leport. Kansas City 28 16 .619 said his l .iltle : t• ague teams w 1\l I nternational Trophy and Conada spr1 1 9 20 . 4117 7 c one for 20-year-ol: Frank Pa . mern�rable e. match ol Cup �n the Pomeroy . Racine game, going for them with five Rutland Los Ang les E.S l g 19 24 442 9 Minnesota ma ke up the g.1 mes rained ou � 27 19 · 587 1 l e . ard . l'ho booted home Racine put together six quick errors, L I hits, _and the pitchin g p ,, · tsb, , rflo h � .425 9 1· ¥ �ar1 1er th·t s week Iomorrow eve pre sident of the Ir1ternatlonal Goll Jackie . Leon . I 7 ,.., 2t 1 8 .538 3 1./t Boston runs in the bottom of the first in- of Wells all helpmg out. n . said fhe matehes wil , 1 four winners, me 1 url'ing Day G lolf Associatio 16 25 . 390 L I Ti n mg. 19 20 . •He sa id 1n. .,. PomerovI . , "'� 7'J" Los An°"!es 'ffl, S" . g M'J1 waun:t"(' ' ... < , .. the feature event. nin g to provide a basis for the Bedford·s CarI wa s the Iead m 12 16 'r1 .m Chicago i 7 .450 22 11:1 gers will visit tht> Braves and t�e be heId m the f t ll· _ Sl Lo ·s hitter as he collected three hits 6 lo 4 vK'tory. 15 26 .366 10¼ Racine Cardin als will be at Be-t . l chica:� . . Wednesd.iy ' i Rffulti . . H acine's which included two doubles. Clo.se I n that first inmng _ Ju�e _1 , 1 981 4-Daily Sentrnel, Pomeroy•M1 ddleport,_ � , • 12� _308 27 12 P a h I d Ph'J e a ford. 1 I Chica ni 4. imore t Bal 9 o ht g g • Bruce Bee gle singled to lead off behind him, however, wer� hla , New York 7 Boston 6, n ig ht WHnHday II Re»ulb and then two consecutive Pom- other team mat.es who also hit the Chan ges to d�t e in the H I g h �s �ngeles 5 Washi n g ton 3 1 12 eroy error.!i loaded the bases With ball ��II. They inclu ded Sham• San Francisco 3 St. Lo uis 2 School Summer Le-ag ue loop ere . mmng s, mg hU the Lases loaded, Pom<'roy pitch• blin . . a home r and sing le : Burn- \.. hicago 5 Philade lphia 4. n igl 1 � 1h31 Middleport will battle Cal'I• Kansas Clty 8 Detroit 4 . night . er, 'i'cm White , walked the n1>xl sidt> . a triple and a double; Wells, Pittsburgh 9 Milwaukee 1. n ighl on the Yr>llow Jacket fielJ polis _ The Boys• Le ague _ Ind'ians . lfl two halters , setting the stage for triple and sing le : Young, � ouble , Cincinnati 8 Los Angeles 7, night Minnesota , at Cleve land 'light this Sunday at i p.m. The game • Middleport evened thmg s up ror · Ie. . back lo back smP,iell by Ted Ba I· a nd E. mt'th , a smg Ppd · · ram Today '• Probable PUcher1' wa s postponed t><·cause Ga ll ipo lis a themse lves W�nesd_ay � iU� Probable Pikhen,: Rul land was hindered by err- Chicago at Philade lphia ( nighl l '• nd La rry Salse r. a ley od T ay was still in S<:hool yesterday. conlt--from-behmd, si xth m n i n� 7. Thu! , Racine scored five runs ors, but the hitt ing of Lee Combs New York at Boston - Turley ! l-5 ) vs. Sullivan (2-5). ie Hobb .,-fanagers Pau l Kloe� and Bob ti v1r._tury ov_e r the Redlegi1 c.n and sent W h ite to the s�owers. with � double �nd s;(ngle, match· l waukee at Pitts�urgh ( nig ht l (3-2 l vs. Monbouquette ( 3-4). M i Wilson sai d that · •due lo circumFor all your leisure hours. c. unnmgham s t wo run homer to Mike Werry relieved White and ed with the tr iple o� Carter �nd \ Kansas City at Detroit-Herbert stances beyond '1\11 contro l-main I it's Cabana Set s in coo l , 14.3 1 vs. Haddix t :J. l l . te _Bu!"det right. retired the side afler giving up II single by McKenn le looked un• st Louis at San Francisco - (3-4f vs. Regan f$-1 > . w a !I h a b 1 e materials. See ly work - the contest schedul1'0 I , roule. pressive , t at Wa el es 1 hin .os Ang t hese. . Bro�l io 14-Sl vs. San ford 13-3 1 . The result made boLh clubs 1-1 anolher run by lhe walk , � s g �- for tonight on t he Pomeroy fie l� h it � he ba ll ! Both Rutla nd and Bedford will y Pomero h Althoug n McCla vs. ! t i l,H ni h to l-Grba nding e def , , Sena s r wi are the g C On!y � ames •schedu led \ against Middl eport's high school Shl,ta or the evening they make good member• e1r the (5-3l. champs. who beat the Red Sox hard the rest I GamH y 1 t oH until 2 : :r.l pu been has entry Shortt League. rst School High ti Racine's Summer for . up made (0 nI Y IIames scheduld l 10-2 on Mike Gardner's two-hitte r. never , . . Saturd ay arter noon . · • does de- Hu 11and 100 100 2- 4 4 5 Philade lphia at .Pittsburgh, mght I m,., pomeroy s h·tt mnm�. , Hedlt:!g fielders had a trem enFrIday • Gunt:t . n 1•g ,t go at ClncmnatJ, Chlca · 2 1 1 BEACH 3_12 w s 331 002 "·"lo o, •nn R d oy as n 1o men t · oeu r " serve 1. dous reversal in fonn from h Ba1timor at Bost-On . n lgn' t , Louis at MUwaukee, night St ) d n a t1 < a PeterlOn C , l L and e l ip r t a with ombs un ' ! the big g TOWELS _ _ __ 4.50 e vt- n ing before when they com. 1 Cheadle · Wells ( W I and Shamblin.· San Francisco al Los Ange l er;, Kansas City at Washlngto1 night si gle mitted cme ml,cue. Last night Los Ange les at Cleveland, n ight night � � hitting for Pomeroy we� BEACH they booted It, kicked It, •.hrew lt Minneaota al Detroit, night Leag:�e Am�rlcu Wine· Mick White, a lon g triple; JACKETS _ __ . 4.50 away for a total of nine errors W L Pct. GB New York at Chicago. night brenner. 3 double ; Mike Werry. etting Bill Swan was top hi tter, g Frank Ebersbach and George two for four. Blackwtll. a l l singles. na Bob Burkett side-armed t h e The other two hit. of Racine By U•:u.i::ti!:" 11" l ,:" Redley.3, permi tting seYen hits, were accumu lated in the later in• u • walked only two, ,nd was himS<•II n inss by Peanuts Wickline aod Ployer • Club G Mel Clark's team of veteras 131 Moon. Los An. 39• .ui hurt with thref errors back or Don Hurden ; bolh had singles . bal l p layers dumped last year's a9 152 rT 53 149 100 1 10 1 -4 7 3 Aaron, Mil. him. But be also waa blessed .vi t h Pomeroy Heart of Ohio c1_amplons, �•hJUt :19 161 2'rJ. 53 32', Little League and Pony League ! Haven . 600 ooo x-8 5 2 Clmte, Pitt. aeveral fine defensive catches fJI Racine cothe, on Memorial Day w1thuut 50 1 1 r 18, t Chi. Gian July Pi ates vs s summer 52 al Wahama the Santo, in Ohlinger schedule11 329 22 4 White ! L ) . We rry m , Red leg fly bal l.s tn the outfield, . 3 16 114 much trouble, :'\!el's Stars raced kees n e Ya Mason. at ls scheduled n A were vs program 35 baseball hd .3'?:i Gonzalez, Wincbren( 4 l , L ouks 1 6 ) and M. 7 g He struck out four. 14 a 6-2 win ov�r the Chillicothe to 131 Haven, I New newly lhe with week this Sal• .3! alart 39 and 42 to Pitt. Hoak, ner. Wolfe w, Bailey 6, Take to the pool . • • to the 3 4 1 Mark Tannehil l went al l t 1.1 e ter. 16 Angels 25, July for 106 .JI 32 Leaw:ue Wee Pee organized ai1 for th e ir second win in e n ni at Pirates vs Kuko, Cln. beach, finest swim w e a r by way for the Redlegi,, fonnin g nine, Bolling, MJL � 152 3.1 48 31Ci youngstera un der 10 years of age Mason, Giants vs Yankees at t"ew many starts. AT BEDFORD Rugby and Arrow, wa lking .11iX - which hurt - a11d ln league action at Bedford, Mathew!! , Mil. � 1 52 28 48 310 slated to begin next Tuesday, it Haven. Mr. l 's fine pitchrr. Gene Hesson pennitted three hits, .Cunning- Wel ls pitched four hit ball and Stuart, Pltt. 33 1 14 16 36 .316 has been announced by Ralph August I , Angels vs Gia nts at was again in tnp shape. Hesson homer other n a ast. l b Plrate1 vs Yankees at allowed but thrP.e hil.!I in going Sayre, director e1r lhe summer ac• Mason. ham"s big Amerlcaa tea1ue struck out 13 while leading BedNew Haven. by Bart l ett, and s;n g lea by Lar- 1 .:_:.:.__________ Ki ll brw, Minn. � 117 24 41 350 tMties at Wahama. the route. He also fanned nine o( Cool Sport ry Taylor and Bartlett. Other RedTemple, Cleve 10 162 Z3 55 . 340 Little League and Pony League August 8 , Angels vs Ya nkees at the Chi l licothe batters. . leg hitters were J. Tan!R!hl l l Shirts __ from 2.98 Piersall . Cleve 40 169 28 57 '.137 games are schedul,d lo be played M ason, Pira tes ,·s GIants at New the t with e for Gett Mel' hit, g a same m ing s on evenin the M. 'l'eMehlll, Cai,;c 1 l'.lnd Ray Hin• 1 n .: so 24 149 Romno, Cleve �1 H v dwiched ta w s his brother Gera ld, w ho dy, each sing le,. Entered OoaPIUII 1 .98 Boy Cash, Detroit r&S 150 35 50 .33 1 Pony League contes san � =�st 10 ' All Star Games at a e s gam e n two Leagu Little etwee HotTom and hlt!I, base two d knocke entered \\ho b N lhose � .3 The Hed legs had a 6-4 lead ar- Among B. Rbnsn , Bal. ,w 182 :n Wahama Choose from boat necks, Ban• on some evenings. The games are Rusty ter SI/a innings ol play bul with ur hospital In tilt past li hours Mantle. N.Y. � 132 S6 42 .na 1.Jttle League managers are Grue,11er, B l 1 1 Wilson, lon1 and wash 'n wear■, to be five Innings In length with one out Tannehil l walked Davis, were: Rev. Ny le Borden, 14SI Siever,, Chi, 4' 161 2'> 51 . Sl7 ox, and Wamsley and Heison, all rapping Albri John Matt ht. Bill g 7 the firal games slaled to start got Buddy Moort' 0:1 a grounder , Ea11tern Ave., Mrs. L 1 0 Y d O. Genltle, Bal. 41 123 30 39 .31 Harvey VanMeter, Clifton-West a hit each. Cool tach night at 5: 30 p. m. • 60 ll ......... Al . Ill 3 Star 3 le MercervH Bhake, 1 , clutch 1 50 M ra11lor·, n o Minn In , •�,g,o• run G l·t Co lumbia ,· CharUe Carr and Jim The Chillicothe t.-i will # "' one , re Slacks, from _ 7.95 The schedule la u follows· HGIDC! Raaa :,;in�le, then fed eii Jown tJ ,e mid· fred F. Dailey, Patrlot, Mr1. Ha 1, �nard, Maaon Tiger■_: George turn lhe visit .June 2S tit 8 p.m. •"fl n 31 Have New May die to Cunnin g ham and It w a s lie Marc um, Vlnton, Mist Ada .S. n and Kenneth Eb hn, Maeon H NaUoul l.eape: Cepeda, GI· , when they will travel here for a H ' C d i « Ll.,l New Hav- udso N Pleas Pt. St., Main 316'Ai Kerna, Garl Euge Gibb and and ne C s anti H ; Robin110n . Reda 12; Moo1 �,uie, ending ta pme. ; ;::. � .PL: Hartford vs Uba game against Mel's All-Stan 00 1 ant, Steven L. ff9ward, 503 nth Dodgers 10 : Mr1ys, Giants 10; Flowers, Hartford: Clay Roney LL. C-W, the Wahama field. From t h e r e Gard.Hr !harp St., Pl. Pleasant, E. V. Hardman Mathews, Bravr.11 9: A a r o n, and SoMy Dye, New Haven Rod.II; · "' est CliftonMuon W June l : schedule is blank. \11ke Gar<lner of the Senators Rt. 1 Leon, w. v a., Mrs. Ethet , Buck Tennant and Gene HeJBOn, Mel's 8raves 9, vs Cuba Ma110n PL· lumbia ..., un hi!! game wlt� a th ree run Betzlng, Syracuse . Greald Clark r.equestJ any per!lOII o r K, 1 Amerlean L11.pe: M a n t I �. � eo '• ii• �W Hf\ven Carda.' to..i ' • m LL a n Tlg homer in the third, fanning 12, Grate Rt 1 Larig!lvllle · J e 8 q e team wishing to arrange a game YanU H·, Genflie · Orioles ti ·' · •• • ·T•,_ ,.�rs vs C•W , Pony J.1'11:'ague June e: .-.aaon managen are to give him a ring or contact · g one Cecil ' J>roffltt, Rt. l Carpenter, · · um stro 11-mg nobody. ni"d ,n1 POMEROY, OHIO ' Colavito, Tigert 1:2 ; Killebrew, LL : , Broad Run VB C- W, PL ; John Albrtlht, Bill Mattox, and am. batte r . Larry �tc ia • col.eded Mrs Bessie Oliver Rt. 1 Rutland te his of ber m m e e som Twins 12 ·· Maril• Yanks 12· · Hartlord vs NH Reds , LL . ' __'.'.:..'.'.'::'.'.'.'.'.'.'...::..:::::..:=::_________________________ '-- "" Harvey VanM eter, CIUton-W. ,._ · I e , d_ouble 11nd IIIn"'aJe · a 1 rip 1 Rt. Aarmon, rd :ha R Larry k R-■■ B■Ued la . June a: Mason vs New Haven, Iumbla: Harry Surrace and RaMc� nwhile , pitchen Laude�! It Rut land , Mr1. Pt'rry C. Hulbert, Nal onal Leape: Aaron, Brave■ PL : New Heven Cards va Mason mey Cundifr, Me!IOl!i ; Tom Grin• l and I aym.: or l�e Rccl S�:i.. wrt'.K · Well1ton, Mias Clara A. Buah 40 ; Cepeda, Glanf1 36; RobinlOTI Cubs, LL. stead and Grant Rouah, Broad ed l 2. Hous � an Po1yne ad •m · baum, I ronton, Wil l iam B. 8o �· Red1 30: May■• Glanll 29: Cle- June 12: New Haven Reds n Run· Buck Tennant and Robert gles for the losers. man, Jr., Ironton and Albert C. mente. Plrate1 2fl: T. Davi!, Dod- Mason Cubs, LL; C•W v1 New Ha• cook, New Haven. Ot-her Sen ator hitters were De- Scherer, HaverhJII. 1er1 28. ven, PL: Mason Ttgera VI Hart• Mo�key and Bill Hacke tt, 11lnglea. DIR!wled Americu Leapt: GeatDe, Ori- ford, LL. Lme scors: Patlenta rt1Cen•l y discharged In olea 45 ; Cath , Tigers 41 ; Boro,1, June 15: Broad Run n Meson, JETI SIG N M OORE 200 032 - 6 7 I Redic�• eluded Mrs. Kato ca,to, Mrt . .I Tigert !!ft; Colvito, Tiger, '4; PL : C-W vs NH cardl , LL, LOS ANGELES (\JPIJ-The Lo, Indians I� u33 - 1 3 l Thomas Bryant, M rs. Floyd Wal• Mantle, Yank• 33. June 19: NH Cardi VI Hartrord, lea Jet, o( the America, An M, Tannehill a nd Manley. Bur• lace, Sr., Mra. hnntt Fitzgerald. LL: Broad Run •• New Haven. PU.•1-, kolba Leal{Ue have •llf"'d kett and Tay 1n:·. Mrs. Foster D. Thacker, M r •· 1 National Leap: MIiier, Giant. PL: Maaon Cuba v1 C,W, LL. . Johnny Moore , former UCLA acor• Sen at� rs 070 120 - 10 7 o Blythe .,. Thein, Bobby J, Strln 1 - 1 : Pock et , Dodg11tr1 5- 1; Kouf8A, June 12: C•W vs Ma50n, PL ; Ing sta . General manager and 4-0 r 000 002 - 2 2 1 HNI Sox . Tiger• v■ New Haven, . . It. Laud- er, Mn,, Jesse A. Brown, M r •· Dod,ger11 6-2: Haddb:, Plralel 3-1; Mason I.J.. coach BIii Sharen ■aid Moore Gard ner and B. Ha.·11: • 2 ,• Purkey• Reds June 29: Hartford VI Mat. Cubs, 0_,_ uTreeman 8 . Owena' Mn. Roland Hunt ' �.. .11everal other Jet pro1pecta erm ill CL>, PaJne . (0) am. Bu ,ch E. Oehler, M lc:hael Bryant, Frank• U. ; C-W n Broad Run, LL,, New and 5-Z. -, _....,. IralnlDI lmmedla•••• would er · it, L, Westbrook. Zulie L, Chap- Amerleu Le-: MDIIII, Tl· Haven Reda .. C-W· g comin the for ....,, .. June 29: New Haven v1. Mason, man and Lori ii., Blevins. fllll"I 5-G; Grant. lndlanl &-O: Muoo Tlgen v, New Haven L: o Amoa1 AIH ( EXPENSIVE WALK helm, � 5-1: Repn, Tigert P , LL. Card■ Wea,ela hunt todenla and bird, According to t he midnight ,.,_ 5- 1: Drown , Oriol.. r.1 , NEW ORLEANS I U P I J - c,. will P be mlcldea claim mon than S,• _____ l umbia Pkturei ,pent about '200,· port of the nur11Dg department. ven Ho Ha ':t �� 000 li•ea ln lhe Unllad State,, ev• ooo in the French Quartor he,• th.,. pali<nt, who wece in fair Gallipolis �ach TuHt!oy, The ICltedule la ery ye . !. Summer Robert Mrs. lnclurled ar lo film �ce ne1 �l)r the forthcom condition as follow•· p Ing " A Walk •n lhe W Iid Side :' Raynor , Mrs , Andie Roush, Mrt. Team ay aya mUD Juno I An lo v, Pirate, al Ma. Hugh Graham.Ji Venz' s Gal Florence the him version {Jf the Ne ltm n A l- Albert Patrick, Mias Y..;kee, v t Giant, at New IOll • YOUR CARPITS Camp, W. Frank Utslnger, Roy llpolil summer hlah. school baae,:r1•n no.,.el. Ha�en LOOK NEW WILL li lli ...; cam 18111 Ila A Hol lywood troupe of 53 per · D, Rolhgeb, Wlll lnm Bowman, Sal- ball ,quad wW open •• Anpl at 13 Olan J YOU WHEN ,ons headed by Director Ed wan: lie McCormick, Mayme Barrow■, palp at 2 p.m, Sunday In MhMI• MMOII, 'vanteea vs Plrattl at DO,IT,YOURSELF Dmytryk ,ame here for tho film, Mn. Albert Sluon, Mn. Perry port In a Melp-Oallla leque con- New Haven. WITH lng. along with the .tars, Capt1• Sayre, Howard HyMU, John M. ted. June IO, Yankeel v■ Angell at ala lly orlg 1 rs mma Ochlenboln, , amo E Tllo Raike, M WII bl4 <ine and Laurene:< Harvey. � Muoll , Glanta •• Piralel at New Mrs, Ollle Runell, John F. Hen- ed for Wednolday , but ■loco Ha... ry, Mn. Hazel Toumlne. Mn. GABS pla,yora ...,. lllill attenc1- J...; r,, ......la •• Plralel at ci.-, tho pmo bad lo be Robert Sims, Mrs Marshall MootYuken VI Olanta al New IHIIIT LAUNDIIIIIII gomery. Ferd t.awrence. Geor1e rnchedulld. Middleport 1tudenta Bann: Ashworth. Sr., and Mr■. Hart Ly- ha.. beo• d lvnleod !or the •um- July 1 1 , va Plralel al mv lllOl1lh, Cllll. MIIIGll, Olanta va Angell at New l ,-,,r------::�-------- wildness, M.1scues, Help TomadO Take Pan th erS BY ScOre Of 6 O --.,-:,;. ·�1 LL_...J.,____________ .> A re Made (n Play For Th1's I'eek I Ch anges I nd•Jans Edge R Cdi egs 7 6 0,•n ffome Run For Sun and Fun Days! s CABANA SETS I LEADERS ! '!a p!; youth BasebaII PfO!?;fam IS Lau11ched In ·wahama Area Hesson Sharp In 6-2 Win At Chillicothe Swim Trunks HO}zer HO 't } Spl 3 ■' ----- - Red!; m:·; DOWN IE-GROSS, INC. "The Home Of Arrow Shirts" ' 1 e.!" u •=• wu. �:-J"::, Pl S d HOST 1111 - M<J day, flWlldl lnln 1111 ......,. • of •-ti.. Joolopa1 1ti - - ..,. 11own1nc di• -ti liolp Jo -· .... lld tlftt 111Jnsl dl1111t. It II I �f tldt t1 II0ftlle tnlfa,, Al - -Jn -,. fflOII IOI ·• ..IIIHlt It JIIJ1icl1111 Wt · ·11111 •, a -bll, ... Jifar I Nit lo bri'lilll - In 'Ill i,a flM [lanli:IQJ1 Md - Ill• -...... h!lp ,... .... Jlt .. • lfWlllr Muro. . . DUKE CLEANERS u- v.-. Charleston Continues To Lead International Loop; Columbus Jets Remain 2nd tit al ...... II)' 11111W ..,._ I Flrtblller Ra, Weabbum' a fut Tllo Oohanb,w -Iola naiad tbe ano apparently la no euier to hit Richmond 'l1rpn1w, N. Ille lltlf, tho -"' - nvala • K than ,_ - ..iobald lb■ Syr■, it hu bean the !Int -· , ICM, WIii lb■ 11..i.. The Qwt.M llarllna' hon.a .,_ Ch!ela W tor Rad lnp 10llljj■tl .,_ the piteher touod a !our-bltlor ti the I Mapla Ll■II, 2t'. II ta J-y City Jor- Ille llr■I llmt ■Iller w,emedNN "1 ftlllll ..,_ ho f- them, 3'l'f II, IIICl.lni: W L N. GIi nl&ht .,_ bac11 wllh I l-1dllor 1 1 tblt ...- u. 11ar11a1 . ..1 0: '1''1 �II .Ill I lrlumpl, IIICI lilalalalmd lbelr lW:' Cs) t+ lT .NI IV, !a■4 ID tbl" bt--llllm,1 F t I le I'll , II ,114 511, II l .i..u , 11 ff .114 � n - the 0111, llfn1ahl wbl lot Jr-, , 11 11 1 � • •• ---' llt FU -� 11- P 1111 01 1111 tl-bl attd • Iba Al � 1& llal'UII Tc k a II '.-1 _. lllltr '"""'"'!!------• YlctorJ • - 8)1 CLI II SEE AMERICA Ci:J � SECONII . . . JLJJ SEE Q FIRST � SWIIIR I ·•UIISE 11P411· DINI · hff+ Cll7 llilldll ■ It ■ ■ a ■ .m , Predict W i d e Open Battle In Ninth Annual International G o I I Tourney Karen Grady Takes 2 firsts In Horse Show; Seven Clubs, 99 Members Entered In Yen' l'or a quloll: oa.11 TII AVl!LOA N :Jf "'om . ff en's Club 19 years Old all i lhoullt," I "'°""' Pi�eese a• 91 s t �=� �a� ANNIVERSARY SALE $2 99 n ce Co,e I ma n ra . �, , 8 7 Reds m·l n rode -· 2 loya' Oxfords & Straps I _ , i. , °'"" lhrouah- $5"• Oxfords - Loafers Sllaps & Oxfsnls s5.1a ,r. Bal,• 11NNIS SHOES s1.99 .... S'l.99 CANVAS OXFORDS TENNIS OXFORDS ... __ s1.99 m s-i. , __ fl ... ,.99 _.. , =- Men's 8" WORK BOOTS MINE BOOTS s7.1a ••. •- .. s7.11 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE Second !!'....� u u al Middleport Dept. Store Kil0W8lt Sale8 mah ONE STOP SHOPPING CENTER Clothing For lhe Entire Family Off 11 Mill•IOD During April 9 Middleport Dept. Store Ao,,--·· s. .. .. a u-, . Ml t lltlll•._ lis .- , -.. . ,.. ot • mrnm tlnwecl u ... - .... . f, , . -. , I Jada. :-,:=- ' �-00 111 S6GE, IOX ..-,,· I 1111T 1 -.............,....... ______�.,..__.._,...,,.... � ... �r·-"i""" . . Look ! Bi g Val ue ! e2� • 3 H.P. lrft91 & SllallOli bghit ..... . ....... s..,. FOREMAN & ABBOTT PHONE WY M321 1t1 N, luanol Ave. 59.· OHIO POMEROY • WY l'IRMS • AT ··•·" $ 95 Stiffler Stores PIICID ..IM S./Thlc ... ,..y Baker Funiture .•. e22or25 _. c.t •---- ........ ONLY, ------ .. ......, ·-.:;:-_,,;,, ._....__,,, .,. .. -- pu,,... , ' » ...tn& • ...... Jr ., 6a HF -!t St a . - HOOVER e ..... m1 .,... GET ALL 11111 ,. 111 e w_. bop ■ QUALITY EFFICIENCY SERVICE Pllflburlb 1- - y �You.'11 Like out Service w Anne Bailey, c,.;..., : Home Owned .1;;:;�-�=:-ii!:.": bee,_ HOfflefflQker 9 An ,.,,.,.:! � I .. • a 1tr RIZERa: OIL COMPANY ..:= ��,:n fi women! :. 77 �- $25 to � s1000 ••-Wli .. J,od eoch ol !heao <ulorft,J ­ ., the Olflcerl' ( lub. Woman's View g ...i.-i DORADO BEACH, P.R. • UPl l who lun>ad 41 11:lti nak and hu like Uu, - 1.., ;...t have to pick e ore to h e ac l lll" • li w give It..- expL.lnod that ,.•.,.al ol tho .W. FORT LEA VENWORTH Kano -A wide - batllt lar bolb tltt - hil laot !WO -,, Ibo aid �-" , a fort an1 odvit<. I ma families eat oo beef !er rdI UPI I _ Tllo ,>nlblemo inut ra id com and team mdh-ldual cbern,he, WWI the boll l)M, P.., C,aapll' &l 8-ad WM I w ,-. of Uk, Uont aQCf IOIJUW i at 8ome year1 •� Port Leaven ' l.lOUt l'NIIXII. l"ot otbm. pa,t II ohlpo - b: al today wttl, Ibo tho Dorado - Golf Club, dt· wJnnJoc VJ. i-n laot year, b•Jt [ "'- pe,1111nenl hornet � ha l' 1 ..,u, wivea arrao,ed for thc ' bannod. Some Jo na1 .., 1""1 alart ol plt;y In tho nlnlh -ual lend!-, cbllllplon l'lory V>n fimohod - lo Ya llaadt la • world • reot .., prett anc1 -k•n1 of ,,,.., foreign food Mrs. llonu .. Id olle u.,,,_ • •Y y lntornllllaml Tn,pby and CUado llonct f/1 JlolClun, md N•slo. the tho lndr,lduaJ competl!lon. n,,,, pabl• ■houlder< o1 Mn. Edward 1 - at local -ea. Shel... , for ohe hod th. µobit� '°Ind-...... CUp matchoa. E BrllW, Open cbampion. he waa palrod wltl> Arnold Pal· Morrla, wile of III Anny majur I illllanc, , e&"J W< h ltml5 a, be"" the hosteaa gruuo declofod fO ..... r ....,., bonon, tarn r« ... tho la 1111· to _,. who Snood. Som I A, unol!l<i■I hoaleat to the l cu rd , dned -- and the .... fn>Ufl lobotff tolls II the 111111 Mis, Karen G d f W llston, e be� o�lb� Ji, prove . tho the ge wllh ualrallaa 1'11orto Rlcoa team f/1 � Palmor, _,., , wu lor<Od lo wlvn ol Allied olflcen lllleadlng r..,,,, wh ich Mr• Morm , a , d pther\ng. a and A Vin Riding Club w":n �:o flr�t l a •i: hles p p ; e !Nm of Kel Nqlo and P- anti little Chi u,1 �. •� wthdraw from thta lntem■tiorwl tho ,,,,,,. , I...., Starr and eoo, l "costt "' .,..,. ''" a ama ll pin<n l ish cla.s at the 'annua "But I lwTted ,..._,.,. ,._ l Memorfal ieay I o rse I o Of e 'lbomaon were ranked alJahl fa. raabd rlpt DOIi to tho Aualrali- i w of a PGA rulo bar, mand Colleg, hett , Mn. Murril and ,t. prk:< ,. • soura, ol won .aid, "that 1o tho Pakialei, a w,. Gallia County Riding Club, vorttaa In tho field ol M gollon ano. Both !mow tho 1;1�yard line ru mombot• m,m CG111P11fni tackloo ouch pmhlem, u .....,. domwot !or the SponjalHpuklng ,... la • ...._, ..,,r .., odiAttendance was estimated to be O 500 Dorado lltach ...,. Uu • boolc, In a tourney tltot conlllcta witL to buy NffNlll 1 1or the Lellfl ,.,,,, . women . n..y an OC<u"'°"'41d •o bi.." Rldlng Col . McDvalne, Ml&s Grad •�on the Ennl l•h from D nallom, Jull II lm)IONl!t, both 1ft • PGA ,ponlC>t'Od event, The �• : how to uy "lrlkkornan" ,, buym1 It f� about the ...,. price three-gaited class and she came back !wo vent, lat:;."' to Bui ralad rf&ltl boh!nd Snead. and e aca,atamod to t h • lntew llompl>la Open II being played ti kind of .., aaue,, 1 , and what ...., as peppe, . win th e English flve-galll!d class riding Sunshin Boy · There .,. , tot.J o1 1• d!!lore heal and humldlty ol • Puerto , lhe ...,. limo, Bob Price of Wilmington rida,k«! The ctUTffll gruup of forei gn .,,, � ljlOk,a In tho s,,.. ...,,.. meant •·hen Rh:o lllllllller, Ing Tag, w o n tbe calf.;oplnc Buck, won the clover loaf ham!! The U.S. taam of SnHtl and ,o . whffl to pt "....ite doc food" rn wivH and their families will leave · let Un ion. ra wllh entr ce I ID The clan teo tho and I heat humidity la ex year-old Jimmy Dotnarol .,., Jumad out ,he wonted canned dof for home alter '" gradualiol1" eere ; event, stased for lhe first time _____ Allen Billy by rlddm Boy, poctod Koy to tab llo toll aDlOlll( monies Juno 18, ar.d alter a grw The Weal IDd!an UoJ - llal, tb, rad no bottOl' •ban lhlrd clto!co laod>. In Gallla County the last ol frve big par- 1 11 ao called bocauoo older playora beforo tho lotll'll> In tho tarn chue. S i,, pre,ldent of Alhena was lint In tho -..,, Mn. Reba be wt11 )Ir,, Morris ;, ,halrman of !hf farewell, la pleasure t lndwal 41 <under pony . Despite h lay,11, Demaret hi! lnLentatlonal group at � wind, llP �Yof the club and John Houck of j ride rich wber ...,._, 11 Ft Leav..,. U.. ...... clau. Donna All.. rode CatlCo to It probably - t bother Saeod Ibo boD ...u in �•• practlco round worth, a loo. l.nJI A ppromnately 500 pmom at- , Cheshlni WU rln1 master. ly organbation aald Cooper, who � Wednaday, bul bll puUlng ,.,. of offlcora• wlvN whooe J>tll'POS" Seven club, of lhe Ohio Valley a flr,J plaoe win In the wealem pleaaure ny Incl,> II to tlldad 141 I lour po round total of • off. Snead carded 1 11> w,d;r la la oiler " epon Asaocla Hor■e Show tl were r gtn ui,.,. u. s. hospitalwould be good lo win. par Ill, for tho b»t practlce round tty" to the ,,....,..,,.,,_ resented among lhe 1111 entries at clau. "Old 111m lel better score, followed by CGopeT lrilh • LanRUago it, the flrtt to Linda Hertloy of Bttlfalo, W. the show, , point show wtder ,... hurdl, r'I. cour&,l!l long • Gm and aae with nn Va., 'l'be _ r ln PLEASANT PT id j Wilson', Allen won soclallon rules. 'lbere were 11 en M�. Henry Ghaz:t. for lnltance, A e . trie, In lhe lead-In-pony clau a the Ten ne,,ee wa lking horse ciao:. lUTIVed from Lebanon ,poakJng • Club W� Fa� Ball MI non-point clau, and eacb child Howard Lew,.. of Hamlin . W. • ",; only Lebaneae and a ■mett.,;ng rga iu<l I . ,;::; Va, . rkflng Jubll" Rock, w of Frtnc:h, recoived • trophy. otarled wllh ....,, metnben and Her problem_ was to f� t I Eugene Buckley ol Cheahlrc l flnt in the western stock hort.e WOMEN'S t o d a y they hove 20 members • 1 houM for ront m the ,mall ctty of wa , muter of ceremonies. En!• class. whldl Inc lude lwo chertor mem, Dress Shoes, , Dreu Flats, Spart Sh111 LeavenWorlh. Ultfmately J .r difri, lish judge was Emmett Eh.e• Pam Fra,.. of WelllloD, riding bers , A. and M . in ,olved • kind of n SmJlh back of Clrclev•lle and R o g e r Lavana Daro, ·.von the Engll,h Oak '� p■ir __ p■lr p . Ame, of New Vlenna was I h C pleasure horse clau. 'l'he B"'•'Club the western Judge. Marjory Houck of Circleville lhlrd � 1 club t:: or ,.�•�:•i::/•ch�t:1'a':: 9U: Entrl.. In the II clusea rant· wu lint ln lhe we.te w rn abo ganlzed in MIIOD County, T h I bt!I leachen, lolr■. Morrla said ed from one to ls horae,. hone c!al!, rldlng Big Ed : ClarMen's Girts' b wu named for the famot.,t clu • ...,_, (tht chUdren) go lo school The parade horse .1... w a . enoe Haning of ,tbany Ann Balley and ,or •-• ·few -k, (In ft1Ular claaae, in won by Freddie Culllp of Gallipo ey to win lhe ;c!lem trail 11or.. � • ( ••_,: � c uero Leavenw orth clly schools} 8 n d Iis riding Baehfllor On Parad(' , event, Doc Marl11nd of New Havteach si.. ..ta ou the their rnothrn Eng)ilh withthe only entry, and he received en d rove McGee to 8 first place Some of laanding t:hinjl . . Val, ,. $9.95 tbt Bolton Red Sox, 7-,, the Ch - out rea llilng it . the first place trophy. ti I tJ.W Ptw 1 t trophy in the road!lter pooy cla.s the dub bu don11 over tht year■ � Fred Lei!heit ol Pomeroy w .s for pon ies 150 Inches or under l . ""' U followa , helped with !ht BW DIWJII "otudlod hla buo- cqo While So• beat the H-b•plOJ Problem 4--H camp trlbution1. • • • ,DIOC• 1 ball" under wiMer In the_ western pleasure A truck on the er tndrer Branch mon Oriola, tt-4, and the Loi A■ide from th'! language prot� grounda, loadt'd Little Boys' & Girls' � hor,e class. Hts mount was Pis- wllh Western aJl!>orel and equip- ey and help, sewed for tho Red Rlcuy 1111d K I obvious thet the An1e1to Angell, l<Ored a 5-3 ll lem, ordinary iiou,elq,eplni crein llH4-45 ; llarlad the � current pneral· ....._ of the illnlng win over the WuhiJl&lon ate, the blggelll tol's Rocket, one or 18 entries. ment proved to i., rl,fflcultl., for tht . 8 big attrac- ero. lunc proar h elt hoo am re tors Sen Carl Bush or Bremen, riding lion Mrs. Cr er sa let· hla learned a , Reds fo Clnclnnall ; oc wive, ign Roolev . at id A ll food in I"°; several am members com- IIOlll well. ''For fflO!t of them," Mrs. MO'"· Joe Amalfltano's infield wt. h ll was sold tbe obtained �re and pl nu and 1 r B mTB A NNOUNCE D 1 $UNI ta Vol. a i pushed ed b by wllh ( the said, ri, roln ue, )J 1 •' I How well can be judpd I it was ali ,.1: for 8 very ...;,.,. . eted homo "the sho rlage of servants to ... " .... ~1 a id courses; lpo'laOred commw,. MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leap at a g nlnth loot Nal!onal -lnnln enabled al tho run ta the mo,t remarka le tbln th b g added. she day lul · ity civil defense meeting ln 11161; otllldlDp whJcb obow tho Uahdy the Olanta lo end Wi lson of Salem, W. Vo . . are an, their Jhroe. about lhlti ,oon,ry . . .more remarkWomen'■ Chlld,.n'1 partlclpaled in Red Crosa, Heart. Nprded Bodo In a ll'lf.placo 1amo loolng malt. Stu Miller. able nounclng the birth or a daughter, than the super-markets, the THE ALMANAC Cancer and Polio clrlves Melissa Jane, on Saturday, Moy tie with the !!au Fnnollco Gi- who pitched �illeu bi ll for trallic, the freedom of Amorlcan , Today Ill Thursday, June COIi- the last three lnlnp, woo is women ""'i.ihe out the years: donated flllll lo anta. '111oy'" reeled oil 27, al the Pl,asant Valley Hospit." b 153nd _day of Ille 213 year wllh Pl•asaDI Valley Communlty Hoo, oecutlve vlcloriel and II ol Ille;, f-it ..,.. wlul, Curt Slrmno!t5 MOIi ha.. had ,ervani. all al in Point Pl easant The infant s;.. the� pita! and have ...i NYeral ,,_. weighed seven pounds. two oun,'Os more tn l!l61. !Jves and come to the United !all 11 11111111 and tt'a jllll about lttlfered the tiefrat. pr. The moon Is approachln1 lta bers to e&mJll at Jaaaon', MW. at birth. imo their rtv•ll bogu to tau Joe Gibbon pitched a ,iJt.hJUer State, Hpecllng to !Ind lhe 11111e l Maternal grandparents ar,.. Mr.\ lasl quarter: TV LIGHTING 14" them .eriou■ly H a pennant COD• and ■truck out 10, including Eddie help here. , r, Do your O)'.. become The mommi •lars are Jupite Men's Steel Toe and Mn;, Garret Green of Slcuand fonder. Malhowa lour timu, and alao hit "Some don 't km,w the lirM thi ng bum when you \fakb televislOII:. Tradel _ �WiU' tradea- CJbt of eight doublu a cumu te about housekeepi ng, " said Mr!l. benville, Ohio, The Greens are Sat urn � Venu,. c ■ la d The eve g lar are Me !onner residents of Pl. Pleasant . m S o rcury If oo, perhapo you need better ba.. "made" tbe Red,, ,,,.,. ,. b7 tho Plroteo, who ended I five- Morrl,. '"They have never had a M rs. d a op in their hand.,. Some never Paternal grandparents are Mr. ng, a )'GIil' televloion tramfonnad tho ,tatb • p1- gamo Joaln& llntalt. Ugh� . hlslory . 5111 6 to 12 . m this d •iew1111. urJq and Mn, Bliss Wilson of Mason. DY tn , hea of a vacuum cleaner. Ve r; rd ' ! rell Dlnlh-lnnln i llllott Don a wit•, b team E lnlo lilO GI un,lm M.00 S.va ' g Val. to $12.'5 e pr, KenlucIcy became lhe Since your tel•viliaa la much few ever have dor.e any Ironing,·· The Wllsoo.s have one other child, ' : nea be!.,... of pltd>lnc t a aud helpecl Bab Anclorooo win bla ,... 15 Gary Bren� two year• of age. brighter than • lllOV!o -. Jlll'ffl' lbly manipulated by man ond ..,,., fer the CUbo wbo,oe II- The women ar.,ve to find lh.c In 1796, Tennessee became the your visual comfort depeda Ott ...,. rNII -htt allack included � hilli each houaehold help tn LeavonWorlh lo , 161h otale. mo�11at., lfahl leval la t h e Two ol DeWttl '• , tratlOo !,pre by Em!o Baab and Ron Satito a rarity, al U¥ u,itt. In 1 8711, John Masef.ield , Eng- • room. For you better llgbU., ' l(n. Mon;,. uld the women'• llsh novelist and poet waa born. may be a mat� of ro-arrang. fn,Jt egoln Wedn,adaJ nl&hl wba, Robin -., tagpd for 11 , hita group operaf41 "' tho ""budd If· No. y Mlddl pa,t , J In 1 1143, e<tor Le■Ue Howonl Ing your lamp.. A good teal la to Joe, l'f gained hll obtlh mlDr1 : �':' "":, cloci lnnlap llffll, '' in handling problemo. ._ .... olon, , and 0- FrNoe dJed when the civilian traveling have the 1V IOI turned off and ol lhe ......, ----'"�- --� -=-_rwlil<tl Jputc DfpzlaN Plolt,a piano on wlch he wu travelling ....th 1111d elglttb homers bll hit the llgbta tumad on and � all . wu attacked by a Gorman plane, In the varlouo •lewllll ))Dllllon, of the year ID an 8-7 lrlllnph, - Joe P!gnatano drove 1n thrne i In 1959, the French General Theo II you ghted lam the Loi Anpiel llodptl 'n.e l'lllll wllb I homer, double and III a li p . . As,embly approved ,aleclJon of or !Wore ,..fleetad the victory to two olnglea to lesd Kanau Clty'a In the darken- Redo naedetl General Oiarlea de Gaulle a, ed ..,... that a light wJll aleo be romala la firll.placo tie beca,1,e 1S,bJI lllaek. <2tico Femandn premier of France, He uked for -oylng 'w c ho !lot San Fran llco Olanta had beat- and Sieve Borot 1-red for the 1VN hen t , ■ix monlh rule by decree. , annoying when the 1V ,et 11 .. � Ille SI. � cardlnall lH lo ri,.... but the blo,.. weren'I _..., to avert Frank Lery'a Thua ""lediono ._., ,..; aa a1- ...... 'lltought for today: John Muo- will �ant to rearrange the 1ampo '11lo Plrai.. routed third looe ol the year. Joe NtB neld uld: "'The d111 that mate nr tho vllwlaf pooilton IIJla ta Wamn Spalm and whipped the hlill pined credit for hla lblrd u, happy make ua wJae." not -U,Je, opequo or dtnao lab- Mllwautee Bravea, 9-1, 1111d tho win. ' ----ric wpea wi1 lreduce the relltc- 0,lcap "lhl dnWllld tbe l'1IJla. Mfcby Mantle hit hil 11th Cong,.. eelablllbed Yellow• lion. delphi1 Pllllllla. M. In Gtbor Na- hDmor ud llopr lllarl1 bit No. atone National Parll In 18'11 a , Do not plaoo your � IO l1mlal II lo befj) five rooklo Jloland bll first major llque Sheldon lhe flrel nations! park In t!Je clooe to tho 1V ill that Ibo IJlht AQl1tloo -, ttp,w world. v from tho ahacJe 1111a tllreclJy on In the Amerltan Loque, the ictory. 911 Al Sml1b and Jim LIIJdJa hit tho -. 'l1ilo rmdllloa w l l I Kanon City Alblelles ba:I cauae the pfclul'a lo fade and wlll the flnl .,... DllroJt Tlpn, H, homers 1111d Wes CovJqtoa bad not be olwp and dear. A pod tho New Yori: Yllllboa .,.,_.._. lhNe rtlHCorln& 1Jna1u lo load the Wblta Sox' lo.bll altlck dlotrlbul!on of falr)f - llpUq • h Nat,, GI It aweep1, GI it cltaM • • • Frank Baumaan yloldetl 10 htto a pod .,,-., the 100t11 wtlJ A11< "'1oul th. ,wr I his for ,e dial tho blJt -11y dHp - clean• corpott and am.,....,,t third wfo 10lliJo awct • ru91. Remember, eJ&<Ollllort cond.· Hoo.a ,1 -1 ,.. , Inda, an 11,pmo whPa Int llcma are a "mull" for •attbln& boa,ing boll P-rf•I, aq•lp, lost blo lounh ..... for - Ba .... and all whit� pod maier fo, long 11,- and B1ltlmoryou can - the plolure belt ha\ .......i. ''" ....,;.._ x... dollhled nol too ..... ,. oomfmllble ,llt . Open 9 to 5 __ Monday thru Friday the 12th the la tun nM",I &ho II fool lralll two la ....U, I to !h.ron'"" by Hoover. 11,e .... than ....... .. . ....le b)' the ' Opan to On Saturday ·-- ftOIM in f• core. , II Leon lo riv1 Ttd Bowo­ Childnn ara ll)!l to oil 111U<b !no PT PLBAMN'1' - BIiio W V In IJrot blo llold lrplla all JIOWS llodrfc wln of tbe :,oar ro,, them at Jeut 4 clole. � 1 .;cl ,h "'1rU In llllllm 1 tho Anp1a. to I feel � the ....... ----,......, ,way lralll the - � .... Iba - � 1 . ■ or to1a1 dom n _.,, J e Tho u1, el Contr■I t.m■rlea al lntanala fa ■ lloid p-r,Heo. 1,a la • one doctor llld, •'J'I elk• t 11 1 )Or ..._ 'JIii ,...i II > 4 Ir t1tenda from -- to aoufb. 11w ......i -. lhal ,.,,..._• Don't p,11 ,._ alN bJ Mill St. Middlaport t'Glllp■illn Wall VllltnJ■ to a= ■ _:•= k l� •:: I>:_ ,� yoor =._:e ::_:=-= L -,,""""'""""""""""'"""""""""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""""""'!!!!!� - MIiied bJ Iba l'lhUa IJtlll, .,_,. .. ._-.i, II lloo :0. nrlllie � lb■ Ylrglnlaa, IDllllm .... In tho U. with Ponr llltl In Weol Vqlal■ hllf II Iba l,alng llrQs. r,.. 1rc,,u., olrnlt. ldabw ■,, pub. II- hnfldlnp "'Ill for atber pobllc .Amelcw own 79 per , cent of UN oboNI • fir,- ■r II April Ille worlil'• p1 .gw --. 1111 aver April la ol U par ' T$]¢ -- 'JIii tllonlt llonr .... la . ·t.. .. Apll lltl a•• unt.d I■ IIS mll­ liwJ. . % ,$ nil runJ S... to NJCH wllll l -.._ .,, l1tt A,rll ., .. ILi Iner "II) JIii& IMI a� 4&11. 1 tbe Cllll per 1.l � ' rr ,-, 1111 ■ Ni 1 1 a 111 Apll t II t.. 3M I • SI 11t1i■ Ill N -.1d trlll ct I • In tbe a t a t ■ April C Di l);s 'tr t ll ■ .. tllu I a • es ' Ill , ,._ .._ ., dnp lll U. 11&1■• II ► S ' I ,.... __ ,,. ar r '°"• •••• 'lil) ••••••c·n v.uly S•nlin el, Pomeroy-Mid dle port , 0., June J , 1 86 1 -5 WI , i i ! I i �- . 1 . - .... .. ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.liflddleport, O , Jun � . Spring Has Sprung! Use Classified. Clean The Attic Of Don't Wants 1- (9) FOR SALE 6-Dai ly Sentinel, Po m e roy-M idd l epor t, o ., Jun e I, 1 96 1 1 W A NT A D S ";:!.;�::::fn�:�;;a:��F. IF YOU 1 !:� �!: - I Ok lahoma Boy Wins High est (:20) BUSINESS qul•1 , Spell1· 0JJ Award ln ·­ E ng a g e ment Of M iss Mary lee Da vis To M Donald Ray Mc D a de Is Announced . Nation l � Brttdlng ball• lhal will • 1 r • 6 l 31c M iddl,eporl . Ohto . r) _ __ _ C o Ill • , molM'J makt'n o• TS MO N 1 me-an • · amtnged in two �rtica J G. O E ULTO AR H TT L UPRIGHT F REEZER - 20 C' U. rt. C , e. WY , FOR CON SIST ENT DEPE NDA B L E RE SUL I Sh-ea. Call Dick !;k:rrf'U · rows, ' ' likl' verse 1 distirhou11 ' · , ur . 1 1 t·u (1 U nited PrH1 IntenaUonal · r.'. If'<'l rn_• re f ng,era RAT ES • t-26-tt or Cheskr ll&-214$. p -60 e-cbarJ um Mmtm on tombmat 1on. WASH rNGTON ( U J 1 - John and "pertaining to emerald" T\, radio 111-F'1 t, ceDts per Nor!l, 1>nt mseM.i z.t1-601e n1 mseru ut1ve o Nnsec three {vr word !)fl ctnt1 ti •entli Capehart . a gum chew ing 12-year • 1 �marngdint> 1 • 1y pew ri1rr dc'>k. bot h bleached ' SlJi'Cla l one muntb tor JO cen1s per word 'l'ht>- corilt'·st . sponsored bv 18 mnhog11ny finish. Mayta� iron• won the 1-ull rate ul " ceuu per 111u ro ,.-ill Di! char�ed lot ad­ AIB CONDITlONJNG ftEFRIG- old from Tu lsa, Okla., 1 Pr elec-rnr tw<lge dippers. bas• EK T O Scnpps-Ho�ard neY.•spaper11 and vemsm it 11 ou l l'.llld ,w1th:n I ll day& aller rec�1vm & tnll A I N ser\' ice ' J acln Re 34th annual Nat ional Spelling Bee l7. e t e t 1mmed1J r d repo be Should , rn.it Errors m A.dver11, 111g smf'He size baby crib with - 54 other newspapers, began fTiget11LJOQ. New Ha \ eo. PhoCMI •.oday by gettin g all the letters cor 1 ('he uai h Se11 1 1n4'1 will nol be rcspo11s.1b le tor mor• lhaD In:•<;� WY 2-�141 Phone �,fly-six youngstC'rs Wednesday . • "distichous" ds r wo the m ed r U 623ru 'Z-35.TI oor incorrect mseruon 1 31p 6 muffed wo r d s yesterda)', and on ly .:.!5. $1 Eve-nu, of Nullres . •·sma Speru11 r agdme and " farJ of Thanks a n d AUCTIONEER le. word. l .add1llona s morn in g. lh1 left Each were 17 1mum n 111 m defeated he lor :'tO word l a short run-off, 3 PA RTY DRF.SSF:S 1 2 , st-ze /- 1 kEASt.tN ABLE: RATES blond boy "NhO W/Ord tall a per . n Joh Cl'nl a nother 12-year-old, Mary Lukes , Obitua ries published IT I s.5 oo· 1 1 , <;m• 5----$10 oo 2 n r-w 1 · ' GlJ ARA.NT-G:. l MO. l0"''T A.l8ATUsF 6 D A YS J D A YS . I DA. Y WOROS L- -· I hough(fu II} on h'1s gum Larn' [ of O,;no rd. Cal n . Mary spe Iie-d cm::wn, worn only oncf' \1 1 <; $4 50 Sl 35 90e 60c lfl I O. o C while on stage, took the le!Ki over M.cCOJ 6 I 3L p a.I r tm:• L distichous wit� a middl� "y." D1 i c'her, Syr;,"use. $6.0tl S l 80 SI 20 60. 20 -:bester, Ollio $7 rtO $2.25 S 1 .50 7� Johnson ' s victory, which mea�fi Mary on the word distichous, , -t 25 , IT'S-WIIJSTLI-�;-- JAcK·S - rott l - ·t .000 m c�,h pl us Ii weekend trip which she nubbed. When �e ll , _ _ :Jl'J _ Home-m.idt ke Cre.im, man• I ______ ___1-22: Ad! 1 eceived bJ 10 A. II tri.11 be In that dil.Y'I pape r. , spelled smaragdinE' correetl y, \. i"- t, rds •�a on wo_ came York, _ to New AUCTIONEER .J :.wk·s Da,r� Bar __ ___ _ _ I tory was his, and Mary was -'!Lt .I t" Complele ServiN 6 l 61e - --a S50u conso l ation pri:te. ,. wilh Cl1U Bradlord ' t!te g n clinchi ly l aclua Belo" Writ, . ..... ., c....., L.-..,.,.,-,=,::o==---;--"':';;::-,;:::-;:-�;-;-;�-J 1 <9a) (1 ) whizzed , John 1 __ nship. champio , _ 5BRAD . H Ra G I .A�, l FORD U TF. 1. H 0 c. da, 010 ' T 1 11 FIB E da111 --- --- -Galllpoli11 : ffllMJl'E AND PEST CON TROl F O R Al,U•t l N llM A\\' NINGS I through "ochlocr.icy" and ··g l<;ckGade r,adin,=:11 BO,\T . 70 H !-->. Merrury motor. ' Radio TV Storvltt 1 . 1ro on 18 8, 1 1 .9, runn ing 9 ffft enspiel ·• •7 Fala . Free -1011. lmur· n-, no· ldent,· o 1 ,nd '-'omm,,'..lal "'" 1,,." Tr:-ii In and a<"'et"S!,Or1 es, '-r"" .ll!ill Mair.ea Pl . e nspie l ." n 2 1 . 54 . Pomeroy-M :..i!.O ers. ed lliy N11&1o1•W�. Pho. L Comhlnal ion &ren and Glas" I S!'Pn at ''.-, ,S ,S. "" .,..---rv1re ,St a 1 1- 0n. Ph,me Wl' -2·2255 aad A. 8tnke S&alloa W1' tPleasant 24 . 96. l·l.tnton J . 4'1 fa 11 in i , John ' s brother. Mark, was a .acuse Aluminum Storm Ouon and l S , 6- 1 Sip � Slamps on all Repair tlMll!I W indows. C�II WY 2-374S Day -. \ Kanawha Fal ls ! 5'1 falling . Ch '.ll'- co ntestant in the 1958 spellng bee 608 E . Mai S . , me oy , Ol o li leston 1 7 97 slal irmary Mont gorr - he re, and he finished 12. or ntnlng. King Builde rs Su� I n l � r ( 1 4) FOR RENT SEE US FOR FEED NEEOS AND C�laDd l 5 26 IOt(" 1 1 Company. �e first to go down today was ply ery Island dam 1 6.4, 8.0, runnin 1,t l'tiddlt'port Cullom Grlodlag, FOR RENT · A PARTMEN1' with 4-IS-tlc M.irmel and London. Jame Forfyth, 12. Ann iston, A.la , a1 1 {t"e,I <# Zi u • ___ · ___ F--• _,. MIii. , - - I t hrP< rooms an d ba th . Phone WILL f\O BRU�H CU'rl'ING- wit':! 1 Winfield dams ·�1ere on the 5 1. 11s who mi sspe lled the word_ · r•re• 5 1 tfc I WY 2_5141. I THE ANNUAL MEETING oft h t" _ _ _ _ ------ -tractor cutter. by the hou r Wm. Boal monmrnlll! mite , " refe rring to hermit. She Muls Farmer ' Sutton-chester 30 ACRES OF EXCELLENT io Rl nr _ OV EC doWD IJ, spel led it •·erimite. '' HoL• iioshi'lt, l\ mgsbury Rd W, \ Oh ual lnsuram.'tl Company will be -8658. pasture !or r.e-nl. P\e nl y of wat5-3-Jot) S : 2G p.m. : ,Jane Hoagland up lt:, The thi rd contestant Lo fall by 2 held Monday, J1111e 5. 9 111.m at I er. lnqmre Carl Nelson at De --:- 1 _ - - , _______ . : 30 g Do rn wayside was a re � ater who the , up wney u.m. : Peg y the Chester, Ollio . Tow n Hall. !er or Phone WY 2-6969. LADIES . . Tl'n years of your l 1 !e- 1 G : : St. cffys down l S. 'i· . had parliripated in prev10us_ f mal s M l imes 1 s spent domg family 2 50 a.m . Francis &: . Morris, Secy, 5 29 Jle MISS MARY L E E DAVIS 1 le Fehr , 13 , o( Covington R eed down 1 9 . 7 -Ga" Robt-rt : a.m. 10 r2 , I.i �dry . · 1 wust•days a Y.��� \ 5-:U-Jtp : , FOR RF.NT, 6 ROOM HOUSE i f ll fl w. 4 · 45 a m. : Ky . . who misspelled the v.: or J Mr. and M rs. P.ernard Guinthe, High School and II now attend.. l l a.m. Beav r ad 11 10 un eressar l Mine r svil l e. St-I" with bath res;>o.,sib\e , ol 1004 Cha1hem Avt . announce [ mg Soulherton Beauty School r in BE � � . � \1-t Chr .s J r dow q 23, 5 . 20 p m : ' ' polemicist, ' ' mean in g a part is :m WE WILL NOT ' w hen i 1 obinson s Lau n ry ca n I · . V ictor Brow n, Mill{'rsvill t. nut a •' y" in p hH"t' 1he en gagement •1! their daught�( Athens. � o'L,__,. 1.11'1:'I than ou r own . l for ••Lt, '"" "3 t . o"� advocate.• Srle .�-:-.. . r )'Oil. Start your vaca - Wa It er 0e<' ,IIJO rd do nu .... do fo ii Plumbing Heating 6t 9 5 of the midd le J. F rank lin & Neva G r imm , 2 Ma ry Lee Davi'> Ill Mr. DonllJ 1 Mr. McDade, a 1959 graduati .. l ion no"" Phone · Robinson · s a.m : City of Huntington down 1 p 611 E. Main St. PorNroy , 1 Ea'it Main St. , Pome roy. l a . . , Erie, 2'I. BATH Joa nne K raut , :t NICE 5 ROOMS AND ! , Laundrv Ray McDad e, son of Mr. and Mr:. . of Racine High �ehool. 1s prese'll Cl e,m in"" , WY ', 23, 4 50 a.m. : <\Ir. Chris up and Orv -' _, Ph.,_• WY -2-244• ly attending Rio Gr ande Colleg• 5· 3 1- 31 J , ..,..,._.,....,....,...,......,....,..._,.,,. , apa r tment Unfurn ished. North ?- S428 : Rob i n�on's Tri-Lu .;;trP 6 a .m : Elger(" l iff up 2.1 . 7 : 1$ a m misspelled the word "caducou ,;" H ay McDf' de of 1 ,e1 arl Falls. \ ,. ---__________ i or drop Third in Middlepo11 . Col l WV 2 - , Cleane rs, WY 2-51:lll meani n g falling off :11 p t> �i nduated with lhe I Th� weddi n g <late has not yt Orl e ans up a . R a m . : Souih Davis N w Miss I OPENING MAY :W - R o u s h ELECTR0LUX VACUUM �leane- r 9997 . 5 29 6tc l :J Sh e put un "e" afte1 the class of 1%0 frnrr Kyger C1 c• !i. been :set 1 · 25 :1 .m : St eve Click away 29 file 2. 5 land up ( : LaDding located above the Ra• 1�1 ;00e: co;: 1ele w 1 t� :' OO h up 32. 2 . 4B c1 . m Le lia Shf' ar�1 " d " . hro cine park. Dock: fee fl per boat : :� :;/ : �:�fi OO . 3 R M APARTMENT w ith Fibat , ( 32 :'l m : TIME TO Ll!:AVt: Lomune M Re1 ghtlPr, 13 of A-ztec up '.t?.. a . 40 w bal- utilities furn ished. lnquirt re' s C'OM2 . ay ) lNSLRA . R N(,E PRO up: oo a. foot . W� 11ell Ashland Go-Mix PLETE So 3. : W t h mi s Remerlo spelle 3 5 n . Pa., uthern up <l m. : �I 4 Novelty Shop , 7H S. Third, Mid. ancf'. Phone WY Z•22:04. PITTSBURGH ! UPl l-Wi1llan gasol ine for motors. James E. fitc tect lOD, Lile �I.Ito, F'1re, Poh•1 a.m. : Ogram ..ip 34. 4 · 30 a.m ; word ··hobile" m1>aning skillful or . _ 31 5 rl. dlepo ate 5 26 I 5 29 3ll' Roush , owner. d r iver, doesta'l -------- -;-·-,r - Call ... �,n M i ll �- M iddleport , "h11 C-0rdin �lon up :1� 5 : 15 a m : .1 . clever, She put an ex tra in � . I Berg. 64, a cpt) APAR rM E . 4 BRAND NEW NECCHI SEWING F VR N ISHED , I bel 1e\'e in fooling around whet the word. NCII S. Lewis u 34, 7 am . (2) CAR D OF THANKS ___ � mal'h ine. f,'1 .00. Zig Zage r and rooms and b ath . N. St-:co � - SI . BARNES SIM PSON CNSURA The eighth contesta nt to ,1!.0 � B • Dam _ ,Jf'rry Ro!i�ot. Fire GalllPoll/ MiddleJ.!Orl nts A�e � l tie · s �r a rt"d. \\-'E SI N CER ELY WANT TO in M iddleport . Good {'O n�0�- 1 mo ie: � buttonholer . Phone WV 2-2204. e W't l ' wor lh down 4 :0'> a m. Orleni.-11 ' down in the contest ' s 12th ro unrt • bi Phon ·1 . Rent rea!!Ona blf'. Phonf' 5 26 6k 1 tharak all who were tiO ki nd and Rtrg told policl" t w o men ht u _________.;.,;;;..;;_,1 a.-27 -t' down 9 2fl p m. : Btlly N o r a !1 was J 3("que1 m 1m ko. 14 . \\, h o 6 I 61 5293. ______ P 2903 ____ - -C'Onsldeni.e during the 11\ness , p1rkl•U ll" . ac1e · ,,K" ...-1 " !10rue -1-f · nt . "fl1 ..-? l 4r- as (ares showed h i lll m1sspe : By MERR IMAN "IMIT'I INSURANCE. down 1 20 a. m . . Mern'ii d o w n ! DAVI S- WA RNER and dealh of our husba nd an d ' ontiac __ shmy object and said, "This ii a . . EIGHT �OOM HOUSE AND , iio, {• Youngstown, r vea old • U P I Whttf' HoU'I(' 8"1•urh- r • · Comp1ete prote<" ion ( or a 11 1 _· 25 a ·m · · Bob Hent er up 2 · �5 ' , · • . • forher. I 1 t . ' ' u11o n arriving at thei r dn• seven room house, One S.ioom 2 Dr. Sedan. Beaut i fu l two 11 . 1ent b1(a� r so ' ' ,· 966_ :,. :n -t t .:- 11.m. : Mil,;1! Creditor down 5 a m. ; speller made _al needs. Tel. WY 2 _2 tune rrec n finish. Mr'. A r!hur E. Rou!ih PA RIS ! U P! i - High l\ me , - . ,A, l m at jon . Wthoul watin & to k': I apartment. A.lso Ne w 5 roo1 n - -----�· --· - \ Alb rt Holden up 6 : 40 a.m. : E cn- mean.,; producing absorpt h)fl . e ,e nJ Family y PrP'l i d. •n1 K C' n '>' h at " 1 1 · · w as , the cabbie took house with g arage and laundry BUY YOUR_ INSURANCE _ ON A 1 est.ine down 8 �5 a.m. : Wa lt o Ca ren Grimm, 13, ol Rei -lters- officials sa id tod a 1 $ rolet Chev , 6 I lie . 1 . " , m ..semenl. A N. B en ge I . Ph mon th! y mst a ilm• "l bas1s. 10 • B•• k i·o,d down 9 . ,o , .m. · """·Y has taken s1e 1,>s l o ; i·e lo h ,· , h•el,. " e ater in \:a.! town, rep Md., a 1· = Bel•A1 r 4 Dr. Hardtop O r· 1 . � 1 wi 11 1 a l t th ' ' UA l!<I r i l n ra grP F ee :rl72 2 3-tk easy payments fo r I year po I icy. a . .W Y 2£ " i Ka ■wha Rlvn - Solvay up nals, lost out on the wo cl a lun · igi n �I lwo ton e finish w i l h (6) LOST malchin g i n ter ior. Power APARTMEN TS _ f'urnished nnd JU easy paymenl •, . �n 3 or 5 1 London 5: 50 a , m. : Lucy J ane Lu - city. " She spelled it ''a I nrh m - U n ited Slates an d Brll am :n po c es ca ye r ontra tlobal slrnlegy dernmns. __ i.teerin g and br .a kei:i . Powl R OJ,� 6--;..f.eks old-pigs. One I A_ P in turm8hed McM alf.t era, Mkldle., � _��· l ' 1 � = cas down Marm.,t 4:20 a.m. : (' city." II means curv : ng 11\ward s e um 1 pr l er t me 1 com b d ide. 0 1-3-t \ "" ww ' _ g nn solid black, one black with par- I porl ftk>ne WY2-2B2L V. Horn er down Win field 1 1 1.,; 1ike II hawk ' s beak. The nt"W tri•nlllion t:on<-epl go::-� financed . 5 arnes • 8 1mpson l n• i• d lial white belt Notify Pearl Er - I Ann _ __ BLA ETTNAR' S Wmf Th lma up p.m. _ _ the rangt ol thl:' 15-n,1t 1P11 beyond _ surance Agency, Middleport. 9 JlOOM HOME , Lincoln Hill. : a.me: 1 c .d win Cal l WI 9-3950.__ d t down Win m e 50 1 12 l i c> Se . : � Q I � _ NATO allianre. Available J une l . Wm. Mc ulgg, -_ POMEROY F Shearer u p Wi,. 2: 30 a. m : The Amen, · ,,, Presideal , ,ow LOST LADIES' COAT picked u p \ 301112 w,ti,ter Road . Bay Vil- , J Alum r oy Pome field 5 : 50 a . m. by m1s1ake at e\'er , wa11 not pre pared to _ dill , �• i VENE°f IA N - BLI ND..� . WINDOW 5 2 30lc 1 - lage , Ohio. � s party r • Banquet . Have othe \ President Cha rles de G 1.1ulit � rebli nds and ,,hades. Porch Val- 6 ROOM UNFURNISHED apa\1� ... • coal . Phonf.• WV 2-2778 Pome roy 1 q\lest for a Three-Puwt>r ., , !)4.'r ! w menl. Call Ch1·istine Beeg le or i.n•e •• · " · I\wn·, ng, and S'ades 5-3l-3tpd. boanf cons i�tin� ,,f ti.� 1 stratt"gy Dale Wlppel Supply, 215 UnionMrs. Earl Bennett, Pomeroy -- -----POMEROY _ 5-room brick �-· ilh i,n ! Urita1n �1a1f'S, U n i!Pd 5·24- 12tc Ave. Pome,oy, Ohio. 6-(7•:Jtlle. Ohio. (8) AUTO SALES , nice bath aM kilchen, furnace Frnare. O I ----The Rambler heal lo all rooms, full ba.se• !\al whol o. said officials u.s . STRAWB ERRIES : Try our t.JI ' ·n• ment. A l!o has an ad Jar World stuKUlrd of Compact By HENRY SIIAPffiO Gaulle pro�ahly "''011ld get i.; 1h, · Pick-'Em plan by appointment, FURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 E xcelltnce bui Iding that can be U!led for substanre ol his reqnes' w1thiut , Phone this n umber WY 2 2767 United Pi-en lnt�rnatlonal utilities paid. Call WY 2rooms, ' • Big car room. ride and perform: 11.Hdert •r• cordial-professional or commercial pur Note the formation of .i new ori<1niw- 1 :IO · •• Nolan ' s in Syracu11e, Ohio. 2 I. VIENNA 1 Soviet UPI PreI inl1 uttt I th to n i a ,ace. Small ear teOQOtn1 ... nvited M S %7 6tc on located s . We ll ly pose , o l stl·up. . lion 5 2� 6tp mier Nikita S. Khrushchev and men• ,erablllty. Street, Priced at $12.000 Oil for nounc.ment 1p1c. for publlc Talk In Prlvatf' ENT L t ro ■n and o p President Kennedy dre w nearer ilff t . ra fflH OYM se me u EMP (18) See and building, and m PUBLIC AUCTION hou (In d lJe Gr"lle �eld l Kennedy ' i \ I nt•• NotlcH wlll be 1cc1pt• their cold war summit meeti n g Moton Met-Ill•• ••,.Saturday, Julie ,. 12:38 p. m, land can be bought with lh 1 5 i private conver�c11ion third lh iJ e eel to run d■II"' thrff dey, today In the manner of t wo mtn -• - E. M-•... !llrffl , Pomtl'OJ we Have Been AuthOrl·Z1:\I -• To Sell WOULD LIKE EM Psire . --de • d i, was un derI his morning an d , LOYMENT (or 1,11) In edvanc. of th• Plloae WY 1•3111 walking on egg , two ( 2 J complete set11 of House ith acre 2 II RM FRUIT s w FA. 60 , ev•nt. NotlcH rtctlved tor , stood that the prohlems aris i ng 1 of OY kind, but prefer painting tte Furn iture at Zerkle s Storage The et p remie l' v p i , ' 1 ee c ore tr '/00 young peach than 000 s thrtt lnHrtlo m udgy So wa!l from the t>mcrglng Ile"'' :rnllo.is · or mechani work. Write or see n, in Bra \ ls lava, Czechoslo\' 8 k ia, � oo( Wllrehouse on the co rner older pe ach trees. Mode1 n s, \ w lll be held until mNtlnt 1 980 ENGU&H FORD. ◄ Cylinof Afr ica we re d i!'ic us !i�cl. F ran ce 1 Bobby Arnold . llarrlsonville, o . r a day, th• t� lr• oSll r ac in n and o r I just •nts, St., t Ave. Cu in Walnut Second m recau stick 4-speed . I baih, with with der O.HV room frame house 8 1 3t p has 3 vital stake in Afrira h.:-i •;n:,e I t, the from A•1-1rian of: Ohio, Middlepor ee eon11isting border fr 00 ..,l $995. ____ t """' "' . "" 1hlft. Real Economy fu rna� heat, ful l basement. 5- l'---of the Alge rian rrisis JUNE BUSINESS eapltal. presumably con £erring pl t11 any oldtt trade coniid�r- Stoves, Washera, Dinette Sets, room tenant house, 2 . b�rns, Ken nf' rly's advisers had ant 1.:- iThe Men ' s Fellowship of I h • wilh olh.r ieadeo,; of the Commu. .., ho-."" sp.,. �M . Llvin• i • ... --· .,. _ P .,. Ma -•, • Room Suite,, Refrige,a- - -- -----other hu, 1 n:; . ga rage , �w " ask i pal�, that De G,a.,i e M I' ddleport F 'ir,�t Baphsl ChurC'l'I nist wor ld. . to rs, Dryers, Bedroom Suites,! . 5-31-61.p Th is Is a goin g _ <"Onccm wllh _an FOR SALE _ Tavern i n f'("lmcfor a stron ger voice for [" ,,nee 1 wi'll meet al the county foirChairs. Other i,rticles usualIy y qua r c; 1 1 usiness h-· b r bl � i!I esta --n � roy. Fully equipped, In BusiIn a brief televised addreH to ln world affairs. '!'hey have L grounds this Thun11iay eVffllng al i found in • home. A lot or this fruit. I n cluded are 2 otthodness 28 years. WY-2-3020 a mildly enthusiastic crowd there working on the problem for •wv . 6 : 00 Ior an ou •In g. f1.1.m.iture was used only ooe GAS, FUEL OIL and <HI IIU'­ type tractors nd equipnw.nl. 1 5.:l l-lfc Qrgan iiatlon meeting, Pomero!' ,Wednesday night, he said he did eral days. Jear. It 11 better than yo us• ...: 000 00 . TulaI pr,ce ,,,..., nact1. Call lor rrea estll'Ntet. . . , , !I What Ke nnedy has offer(',\ U . S noI want to pred k• _ A, Pomeroy Stir. G . rade Sd10ol PT ua lly find for sale. ' � the resLJ.J · _ foreman • Abboll Mlddloporl C C CUCKLER , REALTOR ::..y �n (20) · mee,mg " w1· th K . . , . offic ial, said, was a pl"dr.• lo f BRADFORD AUCTION CO. aor High . aud1to, 1um, 7 : 30 p i:11 o my 6,-U�ttc PHO NE WY 2_ 3830_ 229 • consult ('lo�ly before tak ir.� m;.,Terms: CASH :Ftegistrahon or members, ele : The program was .!leen here. --jor action anywhere on m u t \!'rs °' iINGER AUTOMATIC Ziz Zag Not reaponslbie for accidents --� ,ND H ILL FARM 44 ACRES. FREE lion of ortleer� Tearhen a n d i However. he said the S · ie t THEISS REFRJGE ATION R 1 e Sewing MMhine. Make, button- CRITT BRADFORD, Auctioneer GAS. Bottom Land. 6 room parent1 of cbildrtn to enroll thl"i volct "os alway s. will be tha : o[ involving the East ·WeSl S1 t'l 10�I . Appliance Service. Domestic and holn. ,e,w� on buttons, blind A . c. Bradford Manager Commercial. Contact Roger house. 8 miles from Raci ne. fall especially t1r11ed to attend. peace . ' ' htm1 and makes fancy dnigm, Bill 6tc .00. $2,200 . ty Electrici , weter 8 0dIfft Before leaving New York for More than 17 �pe<' iP� o ( e ra'>- I JUN£ 1 t I tfc TheiM, Racine. Oh io. 1rtithoul .eltachrnentt. Pay off --- --��- I f1 Ohio, , are to be loond in the Unit Racine grass Cozart. tnt' of Kennedy spoke Paris, l e l OES i Ohl• Chapter, w Evangelin Pome roy I ROOFING AND SPOUTING ffl,00 balant"e 111 S2 00 pe,r wtt k. 1 1 MONTHS BULL. t:harlair.e-5 27 11.p meet Thurmay evening, at the United States mission of " peace ed Stetes. · 5 26 61 r He reford breeding. Ust'd Com '!be Powers Company, M iddleport. " Phone WY 2·2204 . .-uom, 70 ACRES Hll.,L FARM. I miles Masonic Hall ill Middleport fol' • • and r--• 2-2 hio. Pho . y . Glenn SH 2 Phone Planter. O ELECTRO HYGI ENE Vacuun1 -4658 M \\' 30I ? 30t from Racine. 3 room house thPir regular Riffling. S- l Cleantt -w ith a1tach ments and Va� . Rt. I, Middleport, Ohio. ______ ___ __c JUNE ! good. Bottom land. timber. elec, 5 2 121 auarantee. Sale pri<'IPd at $28.00. 11 P BULLOOZING BY THE HOUR. The Meigs County Farin B1 1 r- PRICI: 18 RG H·r trtcty, wattr. out • buildings, Phone WY 2-l20t. !I 26 611: COHN. Hill Cozart, Racine, Ohio. $6. 00. Clifton Moles, EM 7-7612. eau Women"!I CommtttlPt ,I/ 1 1 1 .:12 ca l iber automatic. AUSTIN , Tex., tuPil - Gov . !lo 18 30tp ________ 5 27 4ltp meet Friday evening, June 2, at Price Daniel went on 11 statewide SALE STEREOS - G.E . Motor- R ichard Col•man . Lon g Bollom p.m in their IYIM!til1& rooni on television WedneBdi1y No Ohio, Phone 985,3171. ola, Ma1navox $99.M up. hookup FOREST RtJN BLOCK co. #,4' , - 8EaRt TICE L NO LEGA 3tp Main Street. down payment. Hampton and __�...,...�.:c-:cc-c:�=--5 29 night to tell of hll plans to pu$h. Yau will build for les1 with Ollr WllllU:V The Happy H a!'VeSten clBS!i of through a new lax program. . MOTICI OP ,u a1,. 1 c I ALI PRIZII Capthan., New Haven. W Va. 1 FLOOR SAMPLE SALE - A \ ] top quality coocrete blocka. ···u d. d etlml 5-31-Glc 6''-l"-12' ' B loclu. Cement- ,T::-.:: :-:�,::.� ;. �h�•:�'r_,••: the Federated thurt'h w11l met� Pwen heard this introdu purchase Vi No . G.E Refrigera1on , Washers. a All T••• th• at the church Frlday , at 7 : 30 p.'ru. from the ' origlnatin& st.Ilion : • th ,..ld.•11� ot J11n•. 1111. at NeeelllfY. -Wtndow■. It Mortar · w pay ,nd -• ��4��= ROOMS ANO BATH, basement d~rs, • 1n No do n -c-,--= •t ■nea, lite Bc\11•111 II. N•11 t.lllfll, ,,Gov, Dan111 18 r,e,ct on ChaMfl Polcl Phaae WY l•IN"r .fuNlt . . Htllht., Potnel'07• Ohio. IHISUl,lllaJ mt.'llL. Hampton & Capehart . and 1ara11e. See Wter ftU!l!-.t'l l , to '"' 'Qwr4Right' , it R Prk.-e • 'The See '7. 1 1 i · Gruge w GrGV'I! 3 Hemlocll �: ':o ::a, HOURI �i 24 •�=n� : :r: OW. OPIN NOW a New Haven W. Va. 5- 1-&tc "-' u Rull .....,. PleHant Rldp, Pomeroy. 1 S l 30le e■t•tt- o1 aevi■n. II. Ntub.Un1, d.. meet Saturday at . p.m. 'Jbe bi.!Jr:• day night.'' - ------·��5 29 3:0t p l - -----= -----'" 1956 NEW MOON Ttt.A ILF.R 41 Sc a,.ou-. 1., tl'lrd ,..., ,clrdi lnl and pillow r11ae contests w1:1 Neliler 8111.llltq Sapply foot, :, bMlrooms. Good condlREFRIGERATORS - All floor be held. A patl.11ek dinntr will fol• ■; .. c�9;,"\.fiU�: supply what It takes to bulld ••�::• ,...rsons die In U.S. • A�·• umplt1 al red� pr!t'ftS. G;E. lien. Fhone 985-2297 , C f)fl\v illr.. We UINlo I'OOO r. ., _ Ir hou,e 1 kL ..-eltabe0\11, I 11 pilot• .... lo• the meeting. t n 531 WHI Main Street pa I •LR-. , .. · a or more "..,, ------1 ome fir11 annually, 'IINIOd• 1 ---40 · n • aatt• eontlll\l!ll of o h Chorln Fk'\. Route No 7. : ...., -· ■oo Fria: Idatrt, a• low 81 � Ewry Golloi, Seid WIiii A Money Bock GuoronlM Nel1Jer or Corbel Cleek, Rllclne , Nd, etw« af c1.nw■r1 and •Ult,·.u fll'f: caawu - 1o1-• -·-'tle1 · •L h II l.lM:' a 3-31·6tp Ohio G5 with trade. Hampton & Capeone11117miles above Che1ler. , -.uaMCN1 .. 11 ....,.,, 1 elcd, ru.1 • , , ti.nc:11 wttb .,..,.., · S I tfc "'' w,�. d.oallle tul:io ■• oM -ll 111 1iavt, �lilt, IIMP. ....-LN hart, New H•veyi, y-1 ■ta,,e, m11NU.nN111, •• bd!hr, f1.,00R S!.MPLE SALE - A 1 1 r■ca. o••nt.uff<ld d11t1r, •I.Ntl11111• 1 PON" STUD SERVICE Do , . OD..,_,,D ...... .. ,,.. TO nv■,oas,, D -·· I • 11 n1, TV Mt, I tool ffl�\1-9 t • • • •· di;!;,_.,.. n 5· 31-6tc _________ TV Sel .9. $149 ,95 up with 1•. Houdashelt, R. D. 3, Pomeroy. ■tool••• roell•,_r, o,vnt\ trbnfflfr, ,ot• •, .,'�� .:,.•,"' ••,..,•..•..• , •, ,,• .. ,,. L teh td six• Harmon, a R arry 1 ,.,..., tc1uc · floor mp .... ......,. ••• • Magnavo1. pL-· WY • 30t G · E · • Motorola """' ' IIOII of Mr. and M r I. ,.. •'" '" i 1lra. our ld fon. ' &oMa, ' t o cll year UUI • .. ..a ;i'a;lii •" ;;;a�•:;;""",..;.. �"' "° :_:; :;;,;�P�:" Hr -n.pton • Cape!i• rl . New l,.\av. 1 llont1owi•l'J' Wanl ftt1rt1.ratar, . 11 "" R , Harman, Routa · l Rut,. tlan41111Hr, c■rt. Lron ·-'• .ntn, Lenv11,_ , 5-�l-61 m. c ir■, , root■tool. I atnllht ehalr, 1 admitted at 12:06 a.m w11 lond - dr-1...,, 1 c-... of d.r■- 1 ' c M 40 B�� SHEL CORN, 300 �!H good today in Robet Ho'!!� :un:: � :�ot h•�, . G . A, m, Raeu..::. Ph one ,c:1,■u:, OM e ■: ll ...,1, 11,.. bid,. off a hay wagofl tl -•. Dee I _1n, '''"• I ...,.._ 1 • 1 ,p. d17 1bout 1 : 30 p,m.. and fra<lur· I WI 9-m8, ___.. ? ) ' Id her left I TRAINED BEAGl,ES 20 dollars! up. sell or ,wap for good shot, I Phone WY-2-2475 ..... -·· Jom., ""'"' ,... . ....... , e 1111att. m11eot11anto ....... 111, ■ffll :11 FDA HL AT •• ann• vu,, h Che•--- Virgil Yearbrou.. &''• lllrow r,.111. �. Obkl. Roule 1, Kygervllle, Ten111 of Aat.i c.ilt.� 111 llaml 011 , d&Y Route 554. 5-!1-&tp or ult. DA ILY I • NOTICES _(9)_ F O_R SALE " --t"�... I I M LJELLER fLJRNACES I ll, Conl 11, Pooll t-) 14, Belclq - I I IM - - - - -OB 1NSU ANCE ·r I S6 p 56 e1ne: s· I ,- $695 Ofe Equa - 1•1ty For Fra nee 1s P}anned & FOU ND .Iii� ,,.,, G ( 1 7) HELP WANTED ack' NI• kita . , . - Tfe3d arily Me,gs• Mason , • eet o. I Coming Events T M t a: eOx �-u w. ' ----=�=c-,c---,-,- n.... 'Y'.., •= � ,.;; ;a,;.;;-;;;; ;;:;;�·=_.�•�.. GRADUATES Of Bend A rea THE DAILY SENTINEL WI.LL RUN FOil 3 DAYS I ROOMS AND B r\111, basement and ptag•. s.. Lestor llu,seft, PleaOlnl RidJII, Pomeroy, !1 11 � fREE Your Employment Wantocl Ads, PLEASI MAIL ,. \ 1111>111 -DAD.l' 0.IP.lvQ l/OTI: - 6-1 Rm'• bow to worii lt1 lo_ A ll: lr D L B & A X B II L O lf G l' B L L O W OIII Jettor lllmpl7 1W!do lor anolh,r. In thfa amp e A l for tho - u-. X lor Ille two O'-. lie. llnale 1.U.r, , trophie,, the ltqth and forma.tloa ot' the wordl an all huit,, llaoh dlf Illa - lotten .,. lllfWlltL A Dblliiw Cloolalloa B L J. 0 Al BALVK av AL 8 VRPP II N I L V a B R B 1, .,L N R V D N L l B V YL- G R I N L A, . I MONDA! TBROUGB nmAY 1:56 Sljn On U: IS Cuwltry Hoe Down tl:25 Farm Bureau Show 11::tO Country Hoe ,IUWD U:45 Fann TilM 11:17 Mid.oa, Dow J.... Averagea I!: oo Noon Newa ll: I$ Gt.II' Siar 12 a, Ju,t For You 1:85 N"w I: 30 Ji:at For You 1:00 �ay b Wltb 1!111fe 3,00 Platte, Port, 4: SO Local New■ 4: 35 Platter Porty I: 4S Nn-M Roundup 3:00 SUndowu 5onwdo 8:111 Sign Oil CIUII Y 11:t5 World New, 1 1 : 56 Muon County New1 12: oo Community News 12:05 Noon New1 12: 10 Ohio New■ 12: ll M:a.rketa 12:lill Bulletin eo.rd 12:15 News O Grama 12:30 Farm and Home Bour 12 : 15 Mr. Mu'"' 1:55 i«aJ News 1:00 Mr. MtU!c 1:00 W.-11 New1 S:111 Mr. Muale S: Ill Local Nen 4:00 Dlaeiq With Do"' t,80 Rolliq BoOll t:t5 World Reporl ., .. Sports 4:5$ Mason Cotinty News 1: 00 Ccmununfl, New■ 6:05 World Newa 1: 11 MUlicaJe 1:00 lfamol lloulet-1111 6:30 Sign Off Dlallq u dFIIlag: ••Dobie Gil• , ·-•-y Dlghl lls'" bo•--• ._. down Tu� Ja. • plot that �ent nowber. not even with the aid of ID in&ert that at.templed to spoof W ld War 11 movie, and war bend o"". 1 lee Whe... next 11880B I.,1. Dobie will be oul of the Arm; NANCY There I La I one to do ft fa, In and In colleg ..----..,...., e. Why abandoo the the worth of Tuesday 11ight'1 Army forma t? As Dwayne "Do­ "Bell ii: Howell Cl01e • Up" on bie" Hickman put it in a recent ABC-TV, ""nle Flabby Amerl. Interview, ", .you CM only gel can. '' IO mucb ouL of IL" And S g t . The half.hour report lfnl.she<I Bilko beat thorn to K. with a burst of energy after a "'Jhe Tom Ewell Show;• in 1low start. Produced and directed which Tom portrays the rat1ier of by John Lyoe�/ "The Fl a b b y three girl■, 1ponl a few momeoll , American" - lio; Gertrude, It departJn& from lra format wasn't subtlUetf. "The Jack.le day night. In a dram lqunc, Gleason Story" - spent too mucll we aaw Tom a, the father ol time emphasizing lhe obvious ar.d three red.blooded, unflabby Amer­ being superficially horrilfed in lho ican boy � Tb only itm in itbr Vance Packard tradition aboul formal that ,till regUJlera a omall 1 c K Y wbat creature comforts are domg degree'<II freshneoe la Tom )!'well. r to us Individually and collect ive. ly. When the cameraa pulled up TO HEAD GOP , , belo,e Bonnie Prudden, Dr, Glenn WASHINGTON (IJPU-The R.,. Olds and Coach Bud Wtlkijwm, public1a N■tloosl CommJUeo 11 the aeoooo • half o1 the prolfom expect ed to elecl Rep. William rolled out of 1ta ccny hammotk · E. Miller of New York II tt3 and somersaulted aome lmprcs- chalrman Mxt FrldaJ auceeed­ aive calb to actJon acro.aS t b e In& Sen. Thn.ui tcin a. i.torton of creen. Kentucky II lhf1 ''Cloae-Up " r-•-•sed I lllort ' ho I1 llepp Ing their proposals and findings in i concen:�: 08 his r areater detail. It wowd have un- 1 tainpaJgn, announced : ci:Y hll corud a more fbr..ful blow 1n aucceaor would be eho F1 � CAUN of phy■ical fitneu. ft.1.1 day. Miller c hlinnllD O � • :.;· trio told t11 that 80 per cent of our P Congr !� al oHkin Campa GO elemeatar, ■cboofl lack lfY1IUIICommiltee, hu DO opposition f.Jr ,___ sium1, that parents can gin their t LITTL E ORPHAN ANNI! kid, better ,tart■ In Ill by put- he Job, tin& them thl'OUgb daily llmllfring flTJCKY IOLtJTION up eurcllu and malting e rtaht e , NEW YORK IUPI I - Chewing thet ochools effective phys!• can be ved from hair remo ,o cal (ltneas programa, We al and eyelalhea by rubbing Jn aoft, ftte told .hat in genraJ il'1 nev- 1 melted cboeolato and allowing It er ""' late la llarl nexIn� wt• to dry uMd musctes by setting up our I ••r' this, i.ne Af.... •• haII' fa walhet , · • IChedul1. own uerctal9 I wet. �• gum and chocoate come MT 1 Ill my exercl,e by Ire• · away toaethtr eully and without quent dflpartUN from th foam I the rlskl associated with the UN rubber cc,uch C\llhlon �o •anlpu. of ,ubttancea as carbon tetra• lite tbo TV dial by 1 ol chorlde, The pl'l!,ctfptfon for bud moffment.s. 'Ibi:t's why we In th• hair wu publilhed tn the eaJl thfl TV•watdllng 1ame, "La Journal or Iha Americoa llledlcal l>olco Vfior," Aaoclailoa. :i IT'Li- TA K E M O R E THAN FLOW!.R 5 TO )-_WI N ME SACK ·� :....iY Tue� · •, ' TRAC I W J E H RADIO _., Tblottp ntdo, 1:11 Sip On 7:00 Mtlllcal Cloct 7:4& 1be Lifolfllt 8:00 Ohlt Valio) Nows 1:111 Ohio Newe I: 10 fl;lorta Today 8: 15 World New 1:20 Musical Clod I: Ill Cmmmmlty New, 1:00 Musical Clocli I: Ill Publlc SerYice Show, 1,e Sbo...,. o1 s1...1n1 10: IIO M1111111 COWi()' New■ 10:111 Talk ol lht Towu 10: 55 World · - Newi 11:00 What'• U, Nwnbor tMon., )\'ed. • Fri. I 11:00 Talk ol !be Town tTuea., "'l)ul'11.1 11:11 Talll ol tbo ''lllwn 11: 11 Church Bello Rlng t Frt<lay only) 11:• Social _, t'tueod,y Only) TELEVISION IN REVIEW Incidentally, the sponsor of the ah.ow wu In with a commercial for a remote eontrol, push-button, aut.omatlc•loadlng camera. Don't jUJt lit theNt ahowlna home mov­ lOI, folk1. Do pUih ups. B1 FRED DANZIG Unlld ...,., W.B■lloaaJ NEW YORK tUPII _ All loa:�r, now. We wil. l do our exerc1se for today; Open the window, bre111tho fresh air in and tihrow the remote control TV tuner out. WMPO Radio Tod!\! We're New� . Try Us ! ;= ', 1:00 wtlh God 1. 15 Count.ry Jlll?lOOree I: 311 FU'III Time 8:11 Country J7:00 Breaklalt Porty 7:'5 l""',de,l Woll.lier 7:30 Ptcuna 8hn 7:50 Soltlo Non Ropon 8:00 Bruklur Party 8::U The WorlAI Tbla l,lol'lflla (N81.Q) 8:30 Srei.lfar. Party 9:00 Momlnl lleditallom 10: 00 Mornlog lledltaUO!lc 10: 11 Calling PL Pl..,... 11:00 bwa1 Shop $5.99 Mart Th M -.,:�. I, 1 l; I I . 9c lI / nted coa. IOll&ata 41- BanlBb,, ment fi'J. N■.val tone U. SplUllob llllo DOW!f L _ H_. title I. Jl'oncln&' foll l I. Roll I (9) FOR SALE SERVICES I FlRED M'I BIGGEST STAR , AN(-r,o. EATBURG - FOR COMPULSIVE. EATI Jt,.G.'.' - 1111, Kini r,..,,,, .,..,.., .. ...., OPPORTUNIT IES BUSINESS 11. 11ou: ... 18, Qmnl •1· - ­ '8. llenlal oonttacl; Y..te,da;J', Crrploq..let 80 LlTl'Llll DONli: - W 'l'O �Dll8. •M'I• (19) JI - -------- I I WANTED 14, -">\.,,_ l V J. R B • Jn g -., OSI I ' (t a. u._ '[ -------====, (:2 1 ) REAL ESTATE II I �A �2:' ( aa.­ ,,I I �- � ao,.,.,,.._ ) I I . 895 \ - J '. 11. � , I I I & -... -- ! 11. lpllt ,_ 19. Hint, 11. 'l'llro oll Zt. lo114 9aun a w...i,i, lt. Jlia4'■ I I ARNOLD'S lllll 18. - ' ,v ; l • I \ L I .._ u. �:_ • R eport R\)Ver MARI N E S UPPLIES 196 1-7 Ulbutar7 l I PHONE WY 2-2 1 5 7 !, ... . L M ocr I. Dut<ll 11. - ----------�== -----��=---- -- . L00l<S LtKI. TAN IAR'K0R P£AT MOSS 1D ME, SAM. a;:: : I i I ho•• I eum •rfe• aum _j Ir SAM LIPP I AIIII AND ILATl ''i'iiiFil'iw.,.,,.......,,,...., -ST- WIIOHI. -NOW nt NM WDIIIJ>•.' i---... FREE '' r .CERTIFIED OIL CO. i 'i\ ,, .�..!' =· .,..,•. -:a=.!.:'== ':i=:-.=S� .=: '4· t::' ..::�•• ' .,,. .. ..! ,. _,.. •· """' , ' .,,.!!;'';, =" " w�� orm. PORTRAITS W.EDDINGS GROUPS ,.•.., INDUSTRIAL ADVERTISING INVESTIGATION IT5 PICI< VAUNTINt!f. i.Af:T N/6NT IN CfNT!ML Clll'. AS WINNIC PRE;:HRtS RRADATE W/TJIHIM,w GR OV ER' S STU DIO COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 2:20 E. Main St. CAM�RAS Pomeroy, Ohio FILM SUPPLIES .' , " ·- " ..,... WHAT A RlOL M S!ff'I! I CIJPN'T RfALIZ'! WHAT WINNI� 11,(l(JLD SIVINB UP IF SHe WE-llf TO MARRY M!. J se ...I rm ANY MORE, !SUP ' 1 JUST F�OtJr HOW lO 50LVf. THfM I I , � • I '. ;1 'I ' �- . 1 . - .... .. ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.liflddleport, O , Jun � . Spring Has Sprung! Use Classified. Clean The Attic Of Don't Wants 1- (9) FOR SALE 6-Dai ly Sentinel, Po m e roy-M idd l epor t, o ., Jun e I, 1 96 1 1 W A NT A D S ";:!.;�::::fn�:�;;a:��F. IF YOU 1 !:� �!: - I Ok lahoma Boy Wins High est (:20) BUSINESS qul•1 , Spell1· 0JJ Award ln ·­ E ng a g e ment Of M iss Mary lee Da vis To M Donald Ray Mc D a de Is Announced . Nation l � Brttdlng ball• lhal will • 1 r • 6 l 31c M iddl,eporl . Ohto . r) _ __ _ C o Ill • , molM'J makt'n o• TS MO N 1 me-an • · amtnged in two �rtica J G. O E ULTO AR H TT L UPRIGHT F REEZER - 20 C' U. rt. C , e. WY , FOR CON SIST ENT DEPE NDA B L E RE SUL I Sh-ea. Call Dick !;k:rrf'U · rows, ' ' likl' verse 1 distirhou11 ' · , ur . 1 1 t·u (1 U nited PrH1 IntenaUonal · r.'. If'<'l rn_• re f ng,era RAT ES • t-26-tt or Cheskr ll&-214$. p -60 e-cbarJ um Mmtm on tombmat 1on. WASH rNGTON ( U J 1 - John and "pertaining to emerald" T\, radio 111-F'1 t, ceDts per Nor!l, 1>nt mseM.i z.t1-601e n1 mseru ut1ve o Nnsec three {vr word !)fl ctnt1 ti •entli Capehart . a gum chew ing 12-year • 1 �marngdint> 1 • 1y pew ri1rr dc'>k. bot h bleached ' SlJi'Cla l one muntb tor JO cen1s per word 'l'ht>- corilt'·st . sponsored bv 18 mnhog11ny finish. Mayta� iron• won the 1-ull rate ul " ceuu per 111u ro ,.-ill Di! char�ed lot ad­ AIB CONDITlONJNG ftEFRIG- old from Tu lsa, Okla., 1 Pr elec-rnr tw<lge dippers. bas• EK T O Scnpps-Ho�ard neY.•spaper11 and vemsm it 11 ou l l'.llld ,w1th:n I ll day& aller rec�1vm & tnll A I N ser\' ice ' J acln Re 34th annual Nat ional Spelling Bee l7. e t e t 1mmed1J r d repo be Should , rn.it Errors m A.dver11, 111g smf'He size baby crib with - 54 other newspapers, began fTiget11LJOQ. New Ha \ eo. PhoCMI •.oday by gettin g all the letters cor 1 ('he uai h Se11 1 1n4'1 will nol be rcspo11s.1b le tor mor• lhaD In:•<;� WY 2-�141 Phone �,fly-six youngstC'rs Wednesday . • "distichous" ds r wo the m ed r U 623ru 'Z-35.TI oor incorrect mseruon 1 31p 6 muffed wo r d s yesterda)', and on ly .:.!5. $1 Eve-nu, of Nullres . •·sma Speru11 r agdme and " farJ of Thanks a n d AUCTIONEER le. word. l .add1llona s morn in g. lh1 left Each were 17 1mum n 111 m defeated he lor :'tO word l a short run-off, 3 PA RTY DRF.SSF:S 1 2 , st-ze /- 1 kEASt.tN ABLE: RATES blond boy "NhO W/Ord tall a per . n Joh Cl'nl a nother 12-year-old, Mary Lukes , Obitua ries published IT I s.5 oo· 1 1 , <;m• 5----$10 oo 2 n r-w 1 · ' GlJ ARA.NT-G:. l MO. l0"''T A.l8ATUsF 6 D A YS J D A YS . I DA. Y WOROS L- -· I hough(fu II} on h'1s gum Larn' [ of O,;no rd. Cal n . Mary spe Iie-d cm::wn, worn only oncf' \1 1 <; $4 50 Sl 35 90e 60c lfl I O. o C while on stage, took the le!Ki over M.cCOJ 6 I 3L p a.I r tm:• L distichous wit� a middl� "y." D1 i c'her, Syr;,"use. $6.0tl S l 80 SI 20 60. 20 -:bester, Ollio $7 rtO $2.25 S 1 .50 7� Johnson ' s victory, which mea�fi Mary on the word distichous, , -t 25 , IT'S-WIIJSTLI-�;-- JAcK·S - rott l - ·t .000 m c�,h pl us Ii weekend trip which she nubbed. When �e ll , _ _ :Jl'J _ Home-m.idt ke Cre.im, man• I ______ ___1-22: Ad! 1 eceived bJ 10 A. II tri.11 be In that dil.Y'I pape r. , spelled smaragdinE' correetl y, \. i"- t, rds •�a on wo_ came York, _ to New AUCTIONEER .J :.wk·s Da,r� Bar __ ___ _ _ I tory was his, and Mary was -'!Lt .I t" Complele ServiN 6 l 61e - --a S50u conso l ation pri:te. ,. wilh Cl1U Bradlord ' t!te g n clinchi ly l aclua Belo" Writ, . ..... ., c....., L.-..,.,.,-,=,::o==---;--"':';;::-,;:::-;:-�;-;-;�-J 1 <9a) (1 ) whizzed , John 1 __ nship. champio , _ 5BRAD . H Ra G I .A�, l FORD U TF. 1. H 0 c. da, 010 ' T 1 11 FIB E da111 --- --- -Galllpoli11 : ffllMJl'E AND PEST CON TROl F O R Al,U•t l N llM A\\' NINGS I through "ochlocr.icy" and ··g l<;ckGade r,adin,=:11 BO,\T . 70 H !-->. Merrury motor. ' Radio TV Storvltt 1 . 1ro on 18 8, 1 1 .9, runn ing 9 ffft enspiel ·• •7 Fala . Free -1011. lmur· n-, no· ldent,· o 1 ,nd '-'omm,,'..lal "'" 1,,." Tr:-ii In and a<"'et"S!,Or1 es, '-r"" .ll!ill Mair.ea Pl . e nspie l ." n 2 1 . 54 . Pomeroy-M :..i!.O ers. ed lliy N11&1o1•W�. Pho. L Comhlnal ion &ren and Glas" I S!'Pn at ''.-, ,S ,S. "" .,..---rv1re ,St a 1 1- 0n. Ph,me Wl' -2·2255 aad A. 8tnke S&alloa W1' tPleasant 24 . 96. l·l.tnton J . 4'1 fa 11 in i , John ' s brother. Mark, was a .acuse Aluminum Storm Ouon and l S , 6- 1 Sip � Slamps on all Repair tlMll!I W indows. C�II WY 2-374S Day -. \ Kanawha Fal ls ! 5'1 falling . Ch '.ll'- co ntestant in the 1958 spellng bee 608 E . Mai S . , me oy , Ol o li leston 1 7 97 slal irmary Mont gorr - he re, and he finished 12. or ntnlng. King Builde rs Su� I n l � r ( 1 4) FOR RENT SEE US FOR FEED NEEOS AND C�laDd l 5 26 IOt(" 1 1 Company. �e first to go down today was ply ery Island dam 1 6.4, 8.0, runnin 1,t l'tiddlt'port Cullom Grlodlag, FOR RENT · A PARTMEN1' with 4-IS-tlc M.irmel and London. Jame Forfyth, 12. Ann iston, A.la , a1 1 {t"e,I <# Zi u • ___ · ___ F--• _,. MIii. , - - I t hrP< rooms an d ba th . Phone WILL f\O BRU�H CU'rl'ING- wit':! 1 Winfield dams ·�1ere on the 5 1. 11s who mi sspe lled the word_ · r•re• 5 1 tfc I WY 2_5141. I THE ANNUAL MEETING oft h t" _ _ _ _ ------ -tractor cutter. by the hou r Wm. Boal monmrnlll! mite , " refe rring to hermit. She Muls Farmer ' Sutton-chester 30 ACRES OF EXCELLENT io Rl nr _ OV EC doWD IJ, spel led it •·erimite. '' HoL• iioshi'lt, l\ mgsbury Rd W, \ Oh ual lnsuram.'tl Company will be -8658. pasture !or r.e-nl. P\e nl y of wat5-3-Jot) S : 2G p.m. : ,Jane Hoagland up lt:, The thi rd contestant Lo fall by 2 held Monday, J1111e 5. 9 111.m at I er. lnqmre Carl Nelson at De --:- 1 _ - - , _______ . : 30 g Do rn wayside was a re � ater who the , up wney u.m. : Peg y the Chester, Ollio . Tow n Hall. !er or Phone WY 2-6969. LADIES . . Tl'n years of your l 1 !e- 1 G : : St. cffys down l S. 'i· . had parliripated in prev10us_ f mal s M l imes 1 s spent domg family 2 50 a.m . Francis &: . Morris, Secy, 5 29 Jle MISS MARY L E E DAVIS 1 le Fehr , 13 , o( Covington R eed down 1 9 . 7 -Ga" Robt-rt : a.m. 10 r2 , I.i �dry . · 1 wust•days a Y.��� \ 5-:U-Jtp : , FOR RF.NT, 6 ROOM HOUSE i f ll fl w. 4 · 45 a m. : Ky . . who misspelled the v.: or J Mr. and M rs. P.ernard Guinthe, High School and II now attend.. l l a.m. Beav r ad 11 10 un eressar l Mine r svil l e. St-I" with bath res;>o.,sib\e , ol 1004 Cha1hem Avt . announce [ mg Soulherton Beauty School r in BE � � . � \1-t Chr .s J r dow q 23, 5 . 20 p m : ' ' polemicist, ' ' mean in g a part is :m WE WILL NOT ' w hen i 1 obinson s Lau n ry ca n I · . V ictor Brow n, Mill{'rsvill t. nut a •' y" in p hH"t' 1he en gagement •1! their daught�( Athens. � o'L,__,. 1.11'1:'I than ou r own . l for ••Lt, '"" "3 t . o"� advocate.• Srle .�-:-.. . r )'Oil. Start your vaca - Wa It er 0e<' ,IIJO rd do nu .... do fo ii Plumbing Heating 6t 9 5 of the midd le J. F rank lin & Neva G r imm , 2 Ma ry Lee Davi'> Ill Mr. DonllJ 1 Mr. McDade, a 1959 graduati .. l ion no"" Phone · Robinson · s a.m : City of Huntington down 1 p 611 E. Main St. PorNroy , 1 Ea'it Main St. , Pome roy. l a . . , Erie, 2'I. BATH Joa nne K raut , :t NICE 5 ROOMS AND ! , Laundrv Ray McDad e, son of Mr. and Mr:. . of Racine High �ehool. 1s prese'll Cl e,m in"" , WY ', 23, 4 50 a.m. : <\Ir. Chris up and Orv -' _, Ph.,_• WY -2-244• ly attending Rio Gr ande Colleg• 5· 3 1- 31 J , ..,..,._.,....,....,...,......,....,..._,.,,. , apa r tment Unfurn ished. North ?- S428 : Rob i n�on's Tri-Lu .;;trP 6 a .m : Elger(" l iff up 2.1 . 7 : 1$ a m misspelled the word "caducou ,;" H ay McDf' de of 1 ,e1 arl Falls. \ ,. ---__________ i or drop Third in Middlepo11 . Col l WV 2 - , Cleane rs, WY 2-51:lll meani n g falling off :11 p t> �i nduated with lhe I Th� weddi n g <late has not yt Orl e ans up a . R a m . : Souih Davis N w Miss I OPENING MAY :W - R o u s h ELECTR0LUX VACUUM �leane- r 9997 . 5 29 6tc l :J Sh e put un "e" afte1 the class of 1%0 frnrr Kyger C1 c• !i. been :set 1 · 25 :1 .m : St eve Click away 29 file 2. 5 land up ( : LaDding located above the Ra• 1�1 ;00e: co;: 1ele w 1 t� :' OO h up 32. 2 . 4B c1 . m Le lia Shf' ar�1 " d " . hro cine park. Dock: fee fl per boat : :� :;/ : �:�fi OO . 3 R M APARTMENT w ith Fibat , ( 32 :'l m : TIME TO Ll!:AVt: Lomune M Re1 ghtlPr, 13 of A-ztec up '.t?.. a . 40 w bal- utilities furn ished. lnquirt re' s C'OM2 . ay ) lNSLRA . R N(,E PRO up: oo a. foot . W� 11ell Ashland Go-Mix PLETE So 3. : W t h mi s Remerlo spelle 3 5 n . Pa., uthern up <l m. : �I 4 Novelty Shop , 7H S. Third, Mid. ancf'. Phone WY Z•22:04. PITTSBURGH ! UPl l-Wi1llan gasol ine for motors. James E. fitc tect lOD, Lile �I.Ito, F'1re, Poh•1 a.m. : Ogram ..ip 34. 4 · 30 a.m ; word ··hobile" m1>aning skillful or . _ 31 5 rl. dlepo ate 5 26 I 5 29 3ll' Roush , owner. d r iver, doesta'l -------- -;-·-,r - Call ... �,n M i ll �- M iddleport , "h11 C-0rdin �lon up :1� 5 : 15 a m : .1 . clever, She put an ex tra in � . I Berg. 64, a cpt) APAR rM E . 4 BRAND NEW NECCHI SEWING F VR N ISHED , I bel 1e\'e in fooling around whet the word. NCII S. Lewis u 34, 7 am . (2) CAR D OF THANKS ___ � mal'h ine. f,'1 .00. Zig Zage r and rooms and b ath . N. St-:co � - SI . BARNES SIM PSON CNSURA The eighth contesta nt to ,1!.0 � B • Dam _ ,Jf'rry Ro!i�ot. Fire GalllPoll/ MiddleJ.!Orl nts A�e � l tie · s �r a rt"d. \\-'E SI N CER ELY WANT TO in M iddleport . Good {'O n�0�- 1 mo ie: � buttonholer . Phone WV 2-2204. e W't l ' wor lh down 4 :0'> a m. Orleni.-11 ' down in the contest ' s 12th ro unrt • bi Phon ·1 . Rent rea!!Ona blf'. Phonf' 5 26 6k 1 tharak all who were tiO ki nd and Rtrg told policl" t w o men ht u _________.;.,;;;..;;_,1 a.-27 -t' down 9 2fl p m. : Btlly N o r a !1 was J 3("que1 m 1m ko. 14 . \\, h o 6 I 61 5293. ______ P 2903 ____ - -C'Onsldeni.e during the 11\ness , p1rkl•U ll" . ac1e · ,,K" ...-1 " !10rue -1-f · nt . "fl1 ..-? l 4r- as (ares showed h i lll m1sspe : By MERR IMAN "IMIT'I INSURANCE. down 1 20 a. m . . Mern'ii d o w n ! DAVI S- WA RNER and dealh of our husba nd an d ' ontiac __ shmy object and said, "This ii a . . EIGHT �OOM HOUSE AND , iio, {• Youngstown, r vea old • U P I Whttf' HoU'I(' 8"1•urh- r • · Comp1ete prote<" ion ( or a 11 1 _· 25 a ·m · · Bob Hent er up 2 · �5 ' , · • . • forher. I 1 t . ' ' u11o n arriving at thei r dn• seven room house, One S.ioom 2 Dr. Sedan. Beaut i fu l two 11 . 1ent b1(a� r so ' ' ,· 966_ :,. :n -t t .:- 11.m. : Mil,;1! Creditor down 5 a m. ; speller made _al needs. Tel. WY 2 _2 tune rrec n finish. Mr'. A r!hur E. Rou!ih PA RIS ! U P! i - High l\ me , - . ,A, l m at jon . Wthoul watin & to k': I apartment. A.lso Ne w 5 roo1 n - -----�· --· - \ Alb rt Holden up 6 : 40 a.m. : E cn- mean.,; producing absorpt h)fl . e ,e nJ Family y PrP'l i d. •n1 K C' n '>' h at " 1 1 · · w as , the cabbie took house with g arage and laundry BUY YOUR_ INSURANCE _ ON A 1 est.ine down 8 �5 a.m. : Wa lt o Ca ren Grimm, 13, ol Rei -lters- officials sa id tod a 1 $ rolet Chev , 6 I lie . 1 . " , m ..semenl. A N. B en ge I . Ph mon th! y mst a ilm• "l bas1s. 10 • B•• k i·o,d down 9 . ,o , .m. · """·Y has taken s1e 1,>s l o ; i·e lo h ,· , h•el,. " e ater in \:a.! town, rep Md., a 1· = Bel•A1 r 4 Dr. Hardtop O r· 1 . � 1 wi 11 1 a l t th ' ' UA l!<I r i l n ra grP F ee :rl72 2 3-tk easy payments fo r I year po I icy. a . .W Y 2£ " i Ka ■wha Rlvn - Solvay up nals, lost out on the wo cl a lun · igi n �I lwo ton e finish w i l h (6) LOST malchin g i n ter ior. Power APARTMEN TS _ f'urnished nnd JU easy paymenl •, . �n 3 or 5 1 London 5: 50 a , m. : Lucy J ane Lu - city. " She spelled it ''a I nrh m - U n ited Slates an d Brll am :n po c es ca ye r ontra tlobal slrnlegy dernmns. __ i.teerin g and br .a kei:i . Powl R OJ,� 6--;..f.eks old-pigs. One I A_ P in turm8hed McM alf.t era, Mkldle., � _��· l ' 1 � = cas down Marm.,t 4:20 a.m. : (' city." II means curv : ng 11\ward s e um 1 pr l er t me 1 com b d ide. 0 1-3-t \ "" ww ' _ g nn solid black, one black with par- I porl ftk>ne WY2-2B2L V. Horn er down Win field 1 1 1.,; 1ike II hawk ' s beak. The nt"W tri•nlllion t:on<-epl go::-� financed . 5 arnes • 8 1mpson l n• i• d lial white belt Notify Pearl Er - I Ann _ __ BLA ETTNAR' S Wmf Th lma up p.m. _ _ the rangt ol thl:' 15-n,1t 1P11 beyond _ surance Agency, Middleport. 9 JlOOM HOME , Lincoln Hill. : a.me: 1 c .d win Cal l WI 9-3950.__ d t down Win m e 50 1 12 l i c> Se . : � Q I � _ NATO allianre. Available J une l . Wm. Mc ulgg, -_ POMEROY F Shearer u p Wi,. 2: 30 a. m : The Amen, · ,,, Presideal , ,ow LOST LADIES' COAT picked u p \ 301112 w,ti,ter Road . Bay Vil- , J Alum r oy Pome field 5 : 50 a . m. by m1s1ake at e\'er , wa11 not pre pared to _ dill , �• i VENE°f IA N - BLI ND..� . WINDOW 5 2 30lc 1 - lage , Ohio. � s party r • Banquet . Have othe \ President Cha rles de G 1.1ulit � rebli nds and ,,hades. Porch Val- 6 ROOM UNFURNISHED apa\1� ... • coal . Phonf.• WV 2-2778 Pome roy 1 q\lest for a Three-Puwt>r ., , !)4.'r ! w menl. Call Ch1·istine Beeg le or i.n•e •• · " · I\wn·, ng, and S'ades 5-3l-3tpd. boanf cons i�tin� ,,f ti.� 1 stratt"gy Dale Wlppel Supply, 215 UnionMrs. Earl Bennett, Pomeroy -- -----POMEROY _ 5-room brick �-· ilh i,n ! Urita1n �1a1f'S, U n i!Pd 5·24- 12tc Ave. Pome,oy, Ohio. 6-(7•:Jtlle. Ohio. (8) AUTO SALES , nice bath aM kilchen, furnace Frnare. O I ----The Rambler heal lo all rooms, full ba.se• !\al whol o. said officials u.s . STRAWB ERRIES : Try our t.JI ' ·n• ment. A l!o has an ad Jar World stuKUlrd of Compact By HENRY SIIAPffiO Gaulle pro�ahly "''011ld get i.; 1h, · Pick-'Em plan by appointment, FURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 E xcelltnce bui Iding that can be U!led for substanre ol his reqnes' w1thiut , Phone this n umber WY 2 2767 United Pi-en lnt�rnatlonal utilities paid. Call WY 2rooms, ' • Big car room. ride and perform: 11.Hdert •r• cordial-professional or commercial pur Note the formation of .i new ori<1niw- 1 :IO · •• Nolan ' s in Syracu11e, Ohio. 2 I. VIENNA 1 Soviet UPI PreI inl1 uttt I th to n i a ,ace. Small ear teOQOtn1 ... nvited M S %7 6tc on located s . We ll ly pose , o l stl·up. . lion 5 2� 6tp mier Nikita S. Khrushchev and men• ,erablllty. Street, Priced at $12.000 Oil for nounc.ment 1p1c. for publlc Talk In Prlvatf' ENT L t ro ■n and o p President Kennedy dre w nearer ilff t . ra fflH OYM se me u EMP (18) See and building, and m PUBLIC AUCTION hou (In d lJe Gr"lle �eld l Kennedy ' i \ I nt•• NotlcH wlll be 1cc1pt• their cold war summit meeti n g Moton Met-Ill•• ••,.Saturday, Julie ,. 12:38 p. m, land can be bought with lh 1 5 i private conver�c11ion third lh iJ e eel to run d■II"' thrff dey, today In the manner of t wo mtn -• - E. M-•... !llrffl , Pomtl'OJ we Have Been AuthOrl·Z1:\I -• To Sell WOULD LIKE EM Psire . --de • d i, was un derI his morning an d , LOYMENT (or 1,11) In edvanc. of th• Plloae WY 1•3111 walking on egg , two ( 2 J complete set11 of House ith acre 2 II RM FRUIT s w FA. 60 , ev•nt. NotlcH rtctlved tor , stood that the prohlems aris i ng 1 of OY kind, but prefer painting tte Furn iture at Zerkle s Storage The et p remie l' v p i , ' 1 ee c ore tr '/00 young peach than 000 s thrtt lnHrtlo m udgy So wa!l from the t>mcrglng Ile"'' :rnllo.is · or mechani work. Write or see n, in Bra \ ls lava, Czechoslo\' 8 k ia, � oo( Wllrehouse on the co rner older pe ach trees. Mode1 n s, \ w lll be held until mNtlnt 1 980 ENGU&H FORD. ◄ Cylinof Afr ica we re d i!'ic us !i�cl. F ran ce 1 Bobby Arnold . llarrlsonville, o . r a day, th• t� lr• oSll r ac in n and o r I just •nts, St., t Ave. Cu in Walnut Second m recau stick 4-speed . I baih, with with der O.HV room frame house 8 1 3t p has 3 vital stake in Afrira h.:-i •;n:,e I t, the from A•1-1rian of: Ohio, Middlepor ee eon11isting border fr 00 ..,l $995. ____ t """' "' . "" 1hlft. Real Economy fu rna� heat, ful l basement. 5- l'---of the Alge rian rrisis JUNE BUSINESS eapltal. presumably con £erring pl t11 any oldtt trade coniid�r- Stoves, Washera, Dinette Sets, room tenant house, 2 . b�rns, Ken nf' rly's advisers had ant 1.:- iThe Men ' s Fellowship of I h • wilh olh.r ieadeo,; of the Commu. .., ho-."" sp.,. �M . Llvin• i • ... --· .,. _ P .,. Ma -•, • Room Suite,, Refrige,a- - -- -----other hu, 1 n:; . ga rage , �w " ask i pal�, that De G,a.,i e M I' ddleport F 'ir,�t Baphsl ChurC'l'I nist wor ld. . to rs, Dryers, Bedroom Suites,! . 5-31-61.p Th is Is a goin g _ <"Onccm wllh _an FOR SALE _ Tavern i n f'("lmcfor a stron ger voice for [" ,,nee 1 wi'll meet al the county foirChairs. Other i,rticles usualIy y qua r c; 1 1 usiness h-· b r bl � i!I esta --n � roy. Fully equipped, In BusiIn a brief televised addreH to ln world affairs. '!'hey have L grounds this Thun11iay eVffllng al i found in • home. A lot or this fruit. I n cluded are 2 otthodness 28 years. WY-2-3020 a mildly enthusiastic crowd there working on the problem for •wv . 6 : 00 Ior an ou •In g. f1.1.m.iture was used only ooe GAS, FUEL OIL and <HI IIU'­ type tractors nd equipnw.nl. 1 5.:l l-lfc Qrgan iiatlon meeting, Pomero!' ,Wednesday night, he said he did eral days. Jear. It 11 better than yo us• ...: 000 00 . TulaI pr,ce ,,,..., nact1. Call lor rrea estll'Ntet. . . , , !I What Ke nnedy has offer(',\ U . S noI want to pred k• _ A, Pomeroy Stir. G . rade Sd10ol PT ua lly find for sale. ' � the resLJ.J · _ foreman • Abboll Mlddloporl C C CUCKLER , REALTOR ::..y �n (20) · mee,mg " w1· th K . . , . offic ial, said, was a pl"dr.• lo f BRADFORD AUCTION CO. aor High . aud1to, 1um, 7 : 30 p i:11 o my 6,-U�ttc PHO NE WY 2_ 3830_ 229 • consult ('lo�ly before tak ir.� m;.,Terms: CASH :Ftegistrahon or members, ele : The program was .!leen here. --jor action anywhere on m u t \!'rs °' iINGER AUTOMATIC Ziz Zag Not reaponslbie for accidents --� ,ND H ILL FARM 44 ACRES. FREE lion of ortleer� Tearhen a n d i However. he said the S · ie t THEISS REFRJGE ATION R 1 e Sewing MMhine. Make, button- CRITT BRADFORD, Auctioneer GAS. Bottom Land. 6 room parent1 of cbildrtn to enroll thl"i volct "os alway s. will be tha : o[ involving the East ·WeSl S1 t'l 10�I . Appliance Service. Domestic and holn. ,e,w� on buttons, blind A . c. Bradford Manager Commercial. Contact Roger house. 8 miles from Raci ne. fall especially t1r11ed to attend. peace . ' ' htm1 and makes fancy dnigm, Bill 6tc .00. $2,200 . ty Electrici , weter 8 0dIfft Before leaving New York for More than 17 �pe<' iP� o ( e ra'>- I JUN£ 1 t I tfc TheiM, Racine. Oh io. 1rtithoul .eltachrnentt. Pay off --- --��- I f1 Ohio, , are to be loond in the Unit Racine grass Cozart. tnt' of Kennedy spoke Paris, l e l OES i Ohl• Chapter, w Evangelin Pome roy I ROOFING AND SPOUTING ffl,00 balant"e 111 S2 00 pe,r wtt k. 1 1 MONTHS BULL. t:harlair.e-5 27 11.p meet Thurmay evening, at the United States mission of " peace ed Stetes. · 5 26 61 r He reford breeding. Ust'd Com '!be Powers Company, M iddleport. " Phone WY 2·2204 . .-uom, 70 ACRES Hll.,L FARM. I miles Masonic Hall ill Middleport fol' • • and r--• 2-2 hio. Pho . y . Glenn SH 2 Phone Planter. O ELECTRO HYGI ENE Vacuun1 -4658 M \\' 30I ? 30t from Racine. 3 room house thPir regular Riffling. S- l Cleantt -w ith a1tach ments and Va� . Rt. I, Middleport, Ohio. ______ ___ __c JUNE ! good. Bottom land. timber. elec, 5 2 121 auarantee. Sale pri<'IPd at $28.00. 11 P BULLOOZING BY THE HOUR. The Meigs County Farin B1 1 r- PRICI: 18 RG H·r trtcty, wattr. out • buildings, Phone WY 2-l20t. !I 26 611: COHN. Hill Cozart, Racine, Ohio. $6. 00. Clifton Moles, EM 7-7612. eau Women"!I CommtttlPt ,I/ 1 1 1 .:12 ca l iber automatic. AUSTIN , Tex., tuPil - Gov . !lo 18 30tp ________ 5 27 4ltp meet Friday evening, June 2, at Price Daniel went on 11 statewide SALE STEREOS - G.E . Motor- R ichard Col•man . Lon g Bollom p.m in their IYIM!til1& rooni on television WedneBdi1y No Ohio, Phone 985,3171. ola, Ma1navox $99.M up. hookup FOREST RtJN BLOCK co. #,4' , - 8EaRt TICE L NO LEGA 3tp Main Street. down payment. Hampton and __�...,...�.:c-:cc-c:�=--5 29 night to tell of hll plans to pu$h. Yau will build for les1 with Ollr WllllU:V The Happy H a!'VeSten clBS!i of through a new lax program. . MOTICI OP ,u a1,. 1 c I ALI PRIZII Capthan., New Haven. W Va. 1 FLOOR SAMPLE SALE - A \ ] top quality coocrete blocka. ···u d. d etlml 5-31-Glc 6''-l"-12' ' B loclu. Cement- ,T::-.:: :-:�,::.� ;. �h�•:�'r_,••: the Federated thurt'h w11l met� Pwen heard this introdu purchase Vi No . G.E Refrigera1on , Washers. a All T••• th• at the church Frlday , at 7 : 30 p.'ru. from the ' origlnatin& st.Ilion : • th ,..ld.•11� ot J11n•. 1111. at NeeelllfY. -Wtndow■. It Mortar · w pay ,nd -• ��4��= ROOMS ANO BATH, basement d~rs, • 1n No do n -c-,--= •t ■nea, lite Bc\11•111 II. N•11 t.lllfll, ,,Gov, Dan111 18 r,e,ct on ChaMfl Polcl Phaae WY l•IN"r .fuNlt . . Htllht., Potnel'07• Ohio. IHISUl,lllaJ mt.'llL. Hampton & Capehart . and 1ara11e. See Wter ftU!l!-.t'l l , to '"' 'Qwr4Right' , it R Prk.-e • 'The See '7. 1 1 i · Gruge w GrGV'I! 3 Hemlocll �: ':o ::a, HOURI �i 24 •�=n� : :r: OW. OPIN NOW a New Haven W. Va. 5- 1-&tc "-' u Rull .....,. PleHant Rldp, Pomeroy. 1 S l 30le e■t•tt- o1 aevi■n. II. Ntub.Un1, d.. meet Saturday at . p.m. 'Jbe bi.!Jr:• day night.'' - ------·��5 29 3:0t p l - -----= -----'" 1956 NEW MOON Ttt.A ILF.R 41 Sc a,.ou-. 1., tl'lrd ,..., ,clrdi lnl and pillow r11ae contests w1:1 Neliler 8111.llltq Sapply foot, :, bMlrooms. Good condlREFRIGERATORS - All floor be held. A patl.11ek dinntr will fol• ■; .. c�9;,"\.fiU�: supply what It takes to bulld ••�::• ,...rsons die In U.S. • A�·• umplt1 al red� pr!t'ftS. G;E. lien. Fhone 985-2297 , C f)fl\v illr.. We UINlo I'OOO r. ., _ Ir hou,e 1 kL ..-eltabe0\11, I 11 pilot• .... lo• the meeting. t n 531 WHI Main Street pa I •LR-. , .. · a or more "..,, ------1 ome fir11 annually, 'IINIOd• 1 ---40 · n • aatt• eontlll\l!ll of o h Chorln Fk'\. Route No 7. : ...., -· ■oo Fria: Idatrt, a• low 81 � Ewry Golloi, Seid WIiii A Money Bock GuoronlM Nel1Jer or Corbel Cleek, Rllclne , Nd, etw« af c1.nw■r1 and •Ult,·.u fll'f: caawu - 1o1-• -·-'tle1 · •L h II l.lM:' a 3-31·6tp Ohio G5 with trade. Hampton & Capeone11117miles above Che1ler. , -.uaMCN1 .. 11 ....,.,, 1 elcd, ru.1 • , , ti.nc:11 wttb .,..,.., · S I tfc "'' w,�. d.oallle tul:io ■• oM -ll 111 1iavt, �lilt, IIMP. ....-LN hart, New H•veyi, y-1 ■ta,,e, m11NU.nN111, •• bd!hr, f1.,00R S!.MPLE SALE - A 1 1 r■ca. o••nt.uff<ld d11t1r, •I.Ntl11111• 1 PON" STUD SERVICE Do , . OD..,_,,D ...... .. ,,.. TO nv■,oas,, D -·· I • 11 n1, TV Mt, I tool ffl�\1-9 t • • • •· di;!;,_.,.. n 5· 31-6tc _________ TV Sel .9. $149 ,95 up with 1•. Houdashelt, R. D. 3, Pomeroy. ■tool••• roell•,_r, o,vnt\ trbnfflfr, ,ot• •, .,'�� .:,.•,"' ••,..,•..•..• , •, ,,• .. ,,. L teh td six• Harmon, a R arry 1 ,.,..., tc1uc · floor mp .... ......,. ••• • Magnavo1. pL-· WY • 30t G · E · • Motorola """' ' IIOII of Mr. and M r I. ,.. •'" '" i 1lra. our ld fon. ' &oMa, ' t o cll year UUI • .. ..a ;i'a;lii •" ;;;a�•:;;""",..;.. �"' "° :_:; :;;,;�P�:" Hr -n.pton • Cape!i• rl . New l,.\av. 1 llont1owi•l'J' Wanl ftt1rt1.ratar, . 11 "" R , Harman, Routa · l Rut,. tlan41111Hr, c■rt. Lron ·-'• .ntn, Lenv11,_ , 5-�l-61 m. c ir■, , root■tool. I atnllht ehalr, 1 admitted at 12:06 a.m w11 lond - dr-1...,, 1 c-... of d.r■- 1 ' c M 40 B�� SHEL CORN, 300 �!H good today in Robet Ho'!!� :un:: � :�ot h•�, . G . A, m, Raeu..::. Ph one ,c:1,■u:, OM e ■: ll ...,1, 11,.. bid,. off a hay wagofl tl -•. Dee I _1n, '''"• I ...,.._ 1 • 1 ,p. d17 1bout 1 : 30 p,m.. and fra<lur· I WI 9-m8, ___.. ? ) ' Id her left I TRAINED BEAGl,ES 20 dollars! up. sell or ,wap for good shot, I Phone WY-2-2475 ..... -·· Jom., ""'"' ,... . ....... , e 1111att. m11eot11anto ....... 111, ■ffll :11 FDA HL AT •• ann• vu,, h Che•--- Virgil Yearbrou.. &''• lllrow r,.111. �. Obkl. Roule 1, Kygervllle, Ten111 of Aat.i c.ilt.� 111 llaml 011 , d&Y Route 554. 5-!1-&tp or ult. DA ILY I • NOTICES _(9)_ F O_R SALE " --t"�... I I M LJELLER fLJRNACES I ll, Conl 11, Pooll t-) 14, Belclq - I I IM - - - - -OB 1NSU ANCE ·r I S6 p 56 e1ne: s· I ,- $695 Ofe Equa - 1•1ty For Fra nee 1s P}anned & FOU ND .Iii� ,,.,, G ( 1 7) HELP WANTED ack' NI• kita . , . - Tfe3d arily Me,gs• Mason , • eet o. I Coming Events T M t a: eOx �-u w. ' ----=�=c-,c---,-,- n.... 'Y'.., •= � ,.;; ;a,;.;;-;;;; ;;:;;�·=_.�•�.. GRADUATES Of Bend A rea THE DAILY SENTINEL WI.LL RUN FOil 3 DAYS I ROOMS AND B r\111, basement and ptag•. s.. Lestor llu,seft, PleaOlnl RidJII, Pomeroy, !1 11 � fREE Your Employment Wantocl Ads, PLEASI MAIL ,. \ 1111>111 -DAD.l' 0.IP.lvQ l/OTI: - 6-1 Rm'• bow to worii lt1 lo_ A ll: lr D L B & A X B II L O lf G l' B L L O W OIII Jettor lllmpl7 1W!do lor anolh,r. In thfa amp e A l for tho - u-. X lor Ille two O'-. lie. llnale 1.U.r, , trophie,, the ltqth and forma.tloa ot' the wordl an all huit,, llaoh dlf Illa - lotten .,. lllfWlltL A Dblliiw Cloolalloa B L J. 0 Al BALVK av AL 8 VRPP II N I L V a B R B 1, .,L N R V D N L l B V YL- G R I N L A, . I MONDA! TBROUGB nmAY 1:56 Sljn On U: IS Cuwltry Hoe Down tl:25 Farm Bureau Show 11::tO Country Hoe ,IUWD U:45 Fann TilM 11:17 Mid.oa, Dow J.... Averagea I!: oo Noon Newa ll: I$ Gt.II' Siar 12 a, Ju,t For You 1:85 N"w I: 30 Ji:at For You 1:00 �ay b Wltb 1!111fe 3,00 Platte, Port, 4: SO Local New■ 4: 35 Platter Porty I: 4S Nn-M Roundup 3:00 SUndowu 5onwdo 8:111 Sign Oil CIUII Y 11:t5 World New, 1 1 : 56 Muon County New1 12: oo Community News 12:05 Noon New1 12: 10 Ohio New■ 12: ll M:a.rketa 12:lill Bulletin eo.rd 12:15 News O Grama 12:30 Farm and Home Bour 12 : 15 Mr. Mu'"' 1:55 i«aJ News 1:00 Mr. MtU!c 1:00 W.-11 New1 S:111 Mr. Muale S: Ill Local Nen 4:00 Dlaeiq With Do"' t,80 Rolliq BoOll t:t5 World Reporl ., .. Sports 4:5$ Mason Cotinty News 1: 00 Ccmununfl, New■ 6:05 World Newa 1: 11 MUlicaJe 1:00 lfamol lloulet-1111 6:30 Sign Off Dlallq u dFIIlag: ••Dobie Gil• , ·-•-y Dlghl lls'" bo•--• ._. down Tu� Ja. • plot that �ent nowber. not even with the aid of ID in&ert that at.templed to spoof W ld War 11 movie, and war bend o"". 1 lee Whe... next 11880B I.,1. Dobie will be oul of the Arm; NANCY There I La I one to do ft fa, In and In colleg ..----..,...., e. Why abandoo the the worth of Tuesday 11ight'1 Army forma t? As Dwayne "Do­ "Bell ii: Howell Cl01e • Up" on bie" Hickman put it in a recent ABC-TV, ""nle Flabby Amerl. Interview, ", .you CM only gel can. '' IO mucb ouL of IL" And S g t . The half.hour report lfnl.she<I Bilko beat thorn to K. with a burst of energy after a "'Jhe Tom Ewell Show;• in 1low start. Produced and directed which Tom portrays the rat1ier of by John Lyoe�/ "The Fl a b b y three girl■, 1ponl a few momeoll , American" - lio; Gertrude, It departJn& from lra format wasn't subtlUetf. "The Jack.le day night. In a dram lqunc, Gleason Story" - spent too mucll we aaw Tom a, the father ol time emphasizing lhe obvious ar.d three red.blooded, unflabby Amer­ being superficially horrilfed in lho ican boy � Tb only itm in itbr Vance Packard tradition aboul formal that ,till regUJlera a omall 1 c K Y wbat creature comforts are domg degree'<II freshneoe la Tom )!'well. r to us Individually and collect ive. ly. When the cameraa pulled up TO HEAD GOP , , belo,e Bonnie Prudden, Dr, Glenn WASHINGTON (IJPU-The R.,. Olds and Coach Bud Wtlkijwm, public1a N■tloosl CommJUeo 11 the aeoooo • half o1 the prolfom expect ed to elecl Rep. William rolled out of 1ta ccny hammotk · E. Miller of New York II tt3 and somersaulted aome lmprcs- chalrman Mxt FrldaJ auceeed­ aive calb to actJon acro.aS t b e In& Sen. Thn.ui tcin a. i.torton of creen. Kentucky II lhf1 ''Cloae-Up " r-•-•sed I lllort ' ho I1 llepp Ing their proposals and findings in i concen:�: 08 his r areater detail. It wowd have un- 1 tainpaJgn, announced : ci:Y hll corud a more fbr..ful blow 1n aucceaor would be eho F1 � CAUN of phy■ical fitneu. ft.1.1 day. Miller c hlinnllD O � • :.;· trio told t11 that 80 per cent of our P Congr !� al oHkin Campa GO elemeatar, ■cboofl lack lfY1IUIICommiltee, hu DO opposition f.Jr ,___ sium1, that parents can gin their t LITTL E ORPHAN ANNI! kid, better ,tart■ In Ill by put- he Job, tin& them thl'OUgb daily llmllfring flTJCKY IOLtJTION up eurcllu and malting e rtaht e , NEW YORK IUPI I - Chewing thet ochools effective phys!• can be ved from hair remo ,o cal (ltneas programa, We al and eyelalhea by rubbing Jn aoft, ftte told .hat in genraJ il'1 nev- 1 melted cboeolato and allowing It er ""' late la llarl nexIn� wt• to dry uMd musctes by setting up our I ••r' this, i.ne Af.... •• haII' fa walhet , · • IChedul1. own uerctal9 I wet. �• gum and chocoate come MT 1 Ill my exercl,e by Ire• · away toaethtr eully and without quent dflpartUN from th foam I the rlskl associated with the UN rubber cc,uch C\llhlon �o •anlpu. of ,ubttancea as carbon tetra• lite tbo TV dial by 1 ol chorlde, The pl'l!,ctfptfon for bud moffment.s. 'Ibi:t's why we In th• hair wu publilhed tn the eaJl thfl TV•watdllng 1ame, "La Journal or Iha Americoa llledlcal l>olco Vfior," Aaoclailoa. :i IT'Li- TA K E M O R E THAN FLOW!.R 5 TO )-_WI N ME SACK ·� :....iY Tue� · •, ' TRAC I W J E H RADIO _., Tblottp ntdo, 1:11 Sip On 7:00 Mtlllcal Cloct 7:4& 1be Lifolfllt 8:00 Ohlt Valio) Nows 1:111 Ohio Newe I: 10 fl;lorta Today 8: 15 World New 1:20 Musical Clod I: Ill Cmmmmlty New, 1:00 Musical Clocli I: Ill Publlc SerYice Show, 1,e Sbo...,. o1 s1...1n1 10: IIO M1111111 COWi()' New■ 10:111 Talk ol lht Towu 10: 55 World · - Newi 11:00 What'• U, Nwnbor tMon., )\'ed. • Fri. I 11:00 Talk ol !be Town tTuea., "'l)ul'11.1 11:11 Talll ol tbo ''lllwn 11: 11 Church Bello Rlng t Frt<lay only) 11:• Social _, t'tueod,y Only) TELEVISION IN REVIEW Incidentally, the sponsor of the ah.ow wu In with a commercial for a remote eontrol, push-button, aut.omatlc•loadlng camera. Don't jUJt lit theNt ahowlna home mov­ lOI, folk1. Do pUih ups. B1 FRED DANZIG Unlld ...,., W.B■lloaaJ NEW YORK tUPII _ All loa:�r, now. We wil. l do our exerc1se for today; Open the window, bre111tho fresh air in and tihrow the remote control TV tuner out. WMPO Radio Tod!\! We're New� . Try Us ! ;= ', 1:00 wtlh God 1. 15 Count.ry Jlll?lOOree I: 311 FU'III Time 8:11 Country J7:00 Breaklalt Porty 7:'5 l""',de,l Woll.lier 7:30 Ptcuna 8hn 7:50 Soltlo Non Ropon 8:00 Bruklur Party 8::U The WorlAI Tbla l,lol'lflla (N81.Q) 8:30 Srei.lfar. Party 9:00 Momlnl lleditallom 10: 00 Mornlog lledltaUO!lc 10: 11 Calling PL Pl..,... 11:00 bwa1 Shop $5.99 Mart Th M -.,:�. I, 1 l; I I . 9c lI / nted coa. IOll&ata 41- BanlBb,, ment fi'J. N■.val tone U. SplUllob llllo DOW!f L _ H_. title I. Jl'oncln&' foll l I. Roll I (9) FOR SALE SERVICES I FlRED M'I BIGGEST STAR , AN(-r,o. EATBURG - FOR COMPULSIVE. EATI Jt,.G.'.' - 1111, Kini r,..,,,, .,..,.., .. ...., OPPORTUNIT IES BUSINESS 11. 11ou: ... 18, Qmnl •1· - ­ '8. llenlal oonttacl; Y..te,da;J', Crrploq..let 80 LlTl'Llll DONli: - W 'l'O �Dll8. •M'I• (19) JI - -------- I I WANTED 14, -">\.,,_ l V J. R B • Jn g -., OSI I ' (t a. u._ '[ -------====, (:2 1 ) REAL ESTATE II I �A �2:' ( aa.­ ,,I I �- � ao,.,.,,.._ ) I I . 895 \ - J '. 11. � , I I I & -... -- ! 11. lpllt ,_ 19. Hint, 11. 'l'llro oll Zt. lo114 9aun a w...i,i, lt. Jlia4'■ I I ARNOLD'S lllll 18. - ' ,v ; l • I \ L I .._ u. �:_ • R eport R\)Ver MARI N E S UPPLIES 196 1-7 Ulbutar7 l I PHONE WY 2-2 1 5 7 !, ... . L M ocr I. Dut<ll 11. - ----------�== -----��=---- -- . L00l<S LtKI. TAN IAR'K0R P£AT MOSS 1D ME, SAM. a;:: : I i I ho•• I eum •rfe• aum _j Ir SAM LIPP I AIIII AND ILATl ''i'iiiFil'iw.,.,,.......,,,...., -ST- WIIOHI. -NOW nt NM WDIIIJ>•.' i---... FREE '' r .CERTIFIED OIL CO. i 'i\ ,, .�..!' =· .,..,•. -:a=.!.:'== ':i=:-.=S� .=: '4· t::' ..::�•• ' .,,. .. ..! ,. _,.. •· """' , ' .,,.!!;'';, =" " w�� orm. PORTRAITS W.EDDINGS GROUPS ,.•.., INDUSTRIAL ADVERTISING INVESTIGATION IT5 PICI< VAUNTINt!f. i.Af:T N/6NT IN CfNT!ML Clll'. AS WINNIC PRE;:HRtS RRADATE W/TJIHIM,w GR OV ER' S STU DIO COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 2:20 E. Main St. CAM�RAS Pomeroy, Ohio FILM SUPPLIES .' , " ·- " ..,... WHAT A RlOL M S!ff'I! I CIJPN'T RfALIZ'! WHAT WINNI� 11,(l(JLD SIVINB UP IF SHe WE-llf TO MARRY M!. J se ...I rm ANY MORE, !SUP ' 1 JUST F�OtJr HOW lO 50LVf. THfM I I , � • I '. ;1 'I ' �' I M ainly About Is This Th ursday ' . Lad, and Dao,· mght will be Phyllis Johnson Honored Recently . I People In i held by the Mt>n·s Fello..., �hip of With BridaI Sh ower A t Ch es h ,re I "" M>ddlepoct Fiest Bapti,t y Pomero s 1 rr: , = ·� Vows Taken On M ay 5th At pt. Pleasant s I I! :I !, I , ./� Il Shirts . . . Ties ' I Hayrid.e Was , d S dOY fnJOye '. 8 y- ufh G I 20 Attended ,I '.' I r ' re-[ n PAIRS 7Sc PA P ! S E T A L P nd a E R C UP S ........ Another OCEAN by MYERS 77� °" ,;,11, M,1 10� $1 14.00 up EBERSBACH HARDWARI OHIO w'v":� DR I\/E· I N 1 10 W. MAIN "Everything In Hardware" POMEROY, 0. · • 1 · : · · 111 ■·'"':' · , , . • , , · 1 , · , 1 • ' M J · R LE . · . s . . , a · GO ' , ,, ' ' , ' : . ', . ' : ' : . "� ' ' . · . -, ;- ,, . -,.----------·-- '• ' . ., ., l . .. : ,.;, . ·,, · .�. ;,, . ·-�, .t .•-'� ' -,; ·---- __:,_,__.;;i.:...:..... ,.. .· ·-". . " 'I 1, I Three year Army Careers u ball """ I Robber s W fe May Face Jury I 'A CCessory' I ,- i * u:' :;: i:'. � :-.. ;'ii:. F' lfemen =::; �un:. Kennedy, DeGaulle In Sess1'on _ _ --. had -• -'' · - que,- =.:!. "Wbi-;'�.. 7 Depart For K • Make 17th Trip m=..i... I "' aboli;:,; To Convention rob:: E:!m���:i�5� :i..::.=..... Loq ., ,· r · t ' './. : : ' �,--:--·----:-· --+-·- w·It ■ , Reached pon Man ln-Space Soviet Force Leader Dead Nrxon Bae-ks .!''!'-:"· JFK Meet h hrush 'Jim..., d • cc p or u·igh Russ1an . i ;., .· field..,_ E IJment Js High, Reports Dean Of I •:. ' ditJ., Wtf�. \.. lK ,,. \ . :;,- ::�,. }' . · '. ,· . ,.•.. -�,, •" · " RT I' ·• ' · lil'iv · ",\ . ,, .,, . Of Mississippi �� fEiderly Co�ple lnjuredAs � Auto Crashed Front Porch =..,��"'=;.,.� =• = ., ...... °" w, ;':,� f,"JrOI• -_ ,., C R l! A T I V I! °'[ '°' f� nu::1:U::! :� r� ELIERFELDS IN POMEROY _t_.________________ u- - 1a,._1ou1 ,, No>1h A-• Coast - ....... -The second bid opening for con- tinel about noon today that a Thunder,toTlDII rode a cor.i I in tho Nodbweat plaJna, Wed rp ·, TIie VuMden ..Ye O .,... id e tcac� to build the Meig, Memoc- meeting was scheduled lo, 1 p, o n p M , A & rl ma will �P,pear In eigs County Court dilluoa, 'II lftal -- ,_ through the Ohio Valley Jato I pi and Olllo Valleys and <lie lladl, · at Ho,pitaL,was held today at II m. today with tbe county ,,..,,,,,;,. · Saturc!sy charged Wllb drMDg whlleMIntoxicated follow- - ,n ti ..._ .,. u.i.,. i'ennlylvania, New Yorlt and New lllat,o_ a. m. in 4be courtroom of the sioners. / mg a Thursday evening wreci: Jn which two elderly per- Mn. Vulltkr •u D • April England today, 1,ll'cking rock-ha.d B.itbtg wmc1, ar.tf niD sons were Injured whlfe sitting on their front porch. count)' courthouse wltb tho Miller A decision wm probably he 11, Mr. v.- wu • lul bail and ..,..., •Indl. cauaed • eatimated tt eiDfall SW. lli8hway Patrol oald !<arr Contruciloll Company of mada at today'■ meeting with the The A IGlltbward <riving ,a1a pa,- damage Ill llarJon, OltJo, fmlai I It. Chester and tha Don King Con· commlesloners whether or not AvGeorge Lowery, n, drJvfng IOUtn, made U9 arrests, and lllued � tern in the Roci:, Oowttaioa an J ttze,ble 1aka Ja Darori TJa-.ran off the right side of Route 7 Offlcet'I reported citing Frau 11 t 11111'�5ffl•� Great Plains: ma'..cbed the easte -u Sladhn struction Company again .submit- ery Nelson and Dan Hartinger will and wrierbd pnrer ._. . about I.I milel IOUth of M;!� DW, 51• Syraeuae, into M e ig I · ting relaUvely clue bids, algn the lease, So far, they have weather, and a Rocky Ford, Colo., and maall buD,Jiap rnrtuil : arJS A ; port, His car cut lharply lo tho Court Saturday for ovarloadlng The hospital comm�sion ha, not relu,ed, but ll,m Mullen hu read- depoaJted • S-inch-thlck hail- PenmyJvania. i left aide, then back acl'OII the yet 1warded the contracta and lly said he will sign. The two stone In his freezer for a ■ea- At �- Pa.. AJ ,..._ ·" · I road apln. I said wincll peeled bis fnatt p . will A01: do so until 11atlsfied. The cmnnrissioners have said they feel &Oil's IOUrVellir. Don KJng eo. of Jack,on rubmlt- the "count)'" b not represented on Thi, t1me he atruek , utlllty , o 11,e U.S. Weather Bun,an uid : rage ...,. fNln lite .,.... d . . ted a base bid of $377,<llO for con- the non-profit boacd of directors. ; pole and moved on Into •he yml widely aeattered thundersh<wer, [ lelt hil car '"""""'-L laei!', t,act four wbicli doe, not inal the Edward Llttl, reaidenee. would """" tbrnughout tho day ' "O 'I neipbnr opeood .. .... l • instsllations ler lt'l'la the lude e Mr. lJttle. TT, and Kn. L1tt111, O\'er the central and nortbe:n l door to Jnftlf.igare the aaitle ... : sucb a, air «lndillonlng, On c,m. 7 were sitting on their re, ft'I 1. } plateau lllates "'° eut tbrou!I , a gu,t llllllched the door -· _,; traet four, MOier-Karr submitted PARIS (UPI) Pmitlellt Ke :porch, Lowery', car to eraahed the .Into :he southern and Widespread cellar Paadlnf. • a ba,e bid of $,187,600. I the porc1t causlng I,g ju,i. io,. nedy_ ,aid today he and F)'eiu,h centrRocldel plaim JS , Jn al power u.a ....., al tne _,, . . JOINII ARMY - Doa •-• both However. the low firm bid for reo P ident Oiarleo de G a u 1 1 e w.,,_ the US LJW.. re ey , we Th tr.a Ra � - mp sraduate, Ulltl, hu wea her Jnd;cated age wa, report,d <Inugfiout all wmt: of building the hoopllal. MOSCOW (1/Pl l-Deputy Pre- alfted that Sovoel force of P,.,· for Soctbem t . was ed by local pltyllclaa. ;;;' and tho , em � State ......_... C lilo , ;., jolaod l!!t. v. s. Amty. lie II of DamaIge to tho � Kpr milr Mlkhail llltrunid,ev, chief '"'" -!ti not be allnwod to __ \'r ':!,� & _L , ' · ]l,I! I The ., atom, , Mr �. _ and _';;. ., OB 1'D,,.,. ::. � OU! 11n. - ....ii;,lllii Patrol �� /""O',dlnator of the - Ullioa·, drive the '"'"� - out . Ollie .,. • - · contract. m tiltd feir'. The Mil,:;,,,_,.. Berlin. _ Ito. Lo...,,,-,.,• · . . . J -..to-_ "1 Marion, - oa,o,i. 1 i.,-Kan- bid for � fivo was B7 u- PreH � llllttoallaoal I lllildenly; Ibo tiit! """" .....,. •r tblnfl nellher General · �j '•· • . ville near Amo • .i �r.ii"' , Qle only ot r h trol f would feel ft Gaulle to he Soven "Freedon, Riden," Jn Hid • ceported today. ,., ..., . aeven """'tioo;: •., nff b�Al� 000 1.$00 contract ' r. I st ga 32 a.cc�ents 1n May, Ril i ll miles per hou, al ,. haft our .tatut.o.1 too eluding three white student, left from te Ruasla" Ppropriatt death �. Jlll'ilL k ' I right.a in Berlin doanged JncJuding one fatality <J o n n '111e_bosptt;a) oommlssion baa not Montgomery Ala . today � 8 by force nd y ex tensi . e apace , v a,• Ila 0: raieardl a f· 1 Panon� tractor B«ident, hE-,e,. yet dla<klsed whether or not It Trailways b , . t Jackson � � caliont the second key m op- or threat of lo...:· tho e Sohoola SUpL � s.' will sign and award the contract Ml!II. • , ereen-Harrllburg road: G e 11 1 a lea tha _ mo t Thne :a: told a pre&11 luncheon at the Pr..rcte, <lsailn B a n h. off e1aue, 1lday � . called rown to &DJ of the bidden. county ) logged 10 tnJW'l'. • acclexander Nesmeyanov an- lot Palace. Before departillJ( two Negroes in av ago Al oid PAltlS ta childaw ha danger KmPresident {UPII I 1ng !enta_ with 17 persona m 1urcd, nouneed ll res (D K� ■topped short of a flat nedy toda cal t"dr the group purebased post car.ta ! fa h : l po � �� ation from =1�COIJlff' t troo .e l for h..,.. ea Uen a n, s ger wer liDt:L M8JW .-.;I· y se_ and candy ban al the tennlnals g I arnu, � / pr<aldency of the Soviot Aeademy declaration that the United States NATO foree and pledged bJmaeq Dune -- ._ 111 ... ; M I white lunch counter. The white HOLLYWOOD fUPD Fonno!'I �ould _fight to hold the allied p:i- to "•treogtben ,md maintain l.e million and ail ''bat ,rirw'�. ....-;. :eust � of Scieneet. t • , manage had •itlon ID tho - German cap Unlted Statea eommlbnent. , tbom aerved hy a l Vice President R'chard M. Nixo, I Rurton la avallable. As yel, Taa Jls .... no 1 deta to the down lmoupoqt a bout the ttal. i Neg w Pmldent backed nip! Thuraday I A - was r"POrlal lo � ro the Ieaee has oot beelt signed by allreaa. defense lon,ea of Europe " death of Kllrunicbev who 00 He ld, bia In Kennedy In t _ A to' phoned wu tbl'eal bomb . the county C!OIIIIIIUaloners. SlandJng baNheaded · In the fallen .., � - .,_ tll fa!-, .._., ':' • aa but il waa hellt!ved 'he ��ur: h Kltnuhcbe, t..._ tt would :t0I bo , expedient 1 cam, the President opob lo tho mer President •- CJ. -• t SS minute.a b.- 11111 with Nikita S. nip ten the al abou In o nin g for ntee' coming oll th baa C<tmmissl Hal ff t Tho Jy today at tltl, tfmo" te "'• Into detaila ot i chief offkei,, or Sopceme All sd ing ad a - If - nlDI,• , Only � olllc,ial ag "P o!own f the hOUl'S lore tho ''Freedo!II Rlclers" were but got In 1101M digs at the a , • i I be e:,. _ ,& s ati foreign policy. cy n,portec1 him u attending ::.:d De Gaulle • position on , lfeadquarten l!mope. At hia oi. htg ripped away "- lllo ._ '. Jeff':. :::.. Jeu!. According to depart and five flremou "'!!'l tr on'a As Prealdent Kennedy meets·,, !IS . stood U.S. Air F'Mee Geo. Laur� Countf C"ourtboule. , to them ff the I,a.. of tho hn,pi� aearched tho building without talk, betwe"' Soviet and Somali ' wm he Khrus,chev, Mr. witb be MaJar no d f any btg explosive,. lll ls al to a n-proftt organization goventment delegate, In KremNontad. rupn,me Allied """""" In PillDqll, lite Nalbial League l'in1- . al lite not mado withlll a malter of S,veral police ollieers, holding -'<Jag for a peopl, who want A ttiaf )n-y may he caf'sd nen u,,,..,...ably ., bis capacity Kennedy ljlollll!hl,d tho Lao, dar. . crllio ml the dea4Jod In the Go- ,1 "I hope In the years ahead th ,t kee Bra. vw ealled It • dof wliea, ' hour,, Hll�Burton money will be night elleks read• stood by whDe peac,e but who will bade tho Pre,., weelt for Shirley Hall, wifa of II a d'IIUl1 pnmier. Qn. neva nuclear fell ban talb III our communal llllieoce will have raln took � 111 tbl wu&A,laai ldent of the Unltfta statu to the eonvJcted armed robber Warren Aa Chairman of the the student,: climbed aboard, JosL State lim t p gr of One members of the Ho,pllal A aerond group of "Fceedon. t la I ro am atrengtl, Hall of Bridgeport, W. Va, .,,_ mltle elor Coordination of Scfenti• ma�':he diacu,,ed dur- groater strength and f0«e lh.n nillg_ The Pintes - <lie _,. . • and CommiluJn who wishes lo remain 1Uder1"' was reported ready to action to 6lop Communilt cording to MeJp County C·im- fie ReRafCh. XhnmicbeY wae re 1111 meetings In Vi- It ever has had, and I usure yo11 ened � 14. to q unidentIIIed, ld the Dally Sen- depart Montaome,y for Jacltaon "'11 ueat of the free world," aald mon Plea, Jtttlp John c Bacon. IPODBible for lf"'I topther .:1 Soviet Pranier Nlkit.1 thet the United State, llltends to - 1-- uq,lrto a· Nbton, later •--'-· Mn. Hall la ,,___, a, an •~ the varlona dlvltiolltl o1 Soviet re, u• ••,, � ,. do Ila full pact, Kennedy said Detroit ealled 1 � llaJt fa,. . · • •f ''""" the eightb Inning Willl lflo. ,,...__ ' ----The and· "colora.l l9JIO GOP presidential can- compllce In the;_,,..,_";;; aearcb Into one Jll<bge be ' on made lhese two iasuea that and the Kamas ..,._; Atlilti8ri on]y" sign, were <on1pleun111 by didate •-•• .1__ .,.... at a li00-a-pl&1e tbe Lanuw■rk Servlco•-� Stab , . ke "°"Id ''ma the trip w. their ahaeoce today at tho Mont- "road to vidory dlnner" at the She �� before Jtttlse BaworthJoclted ..._ The 1'flill ff while." CALI.lib AT I gomery Greyhound terminal. , ,.. ol mnd and Ille - will· ,,. Hollywood Palladimu, opon,o,e,J con W-ay at.d entered a pl a • The Syracuse emergency unit � _____ . �: .: ::..,_ i'lckttp 2nc1 pgh, w1., -.u - to an armec1 robhel')' WAI ,all re,chedqled 1m, Ja1, 17. , ed at • L m. today to tho ro CORIIBCr _ · ge. g Portland reaklence of J u n I o r o-•Ceunty, _,,_ fllPII-The Colorado Slte wu charged ln an lnforma., R J l e h ie. Squadamen reported "u a """" of the policies the t1on WaiTanl filed Df0 • by Proaecutlng Rltcbia WU auflerhtg 1rom con- Leg alal 1n spec1a1 will adm!nlaltation bas followed ;,, Attomey llernard 1'ultz. ., Mn Ball YUlaion.o. He fell and alnJcl; his ..,... - weell to """"" Tn tlivor<e, bavo been awardiYed A lnYeltiptloo of the cltarga head ....... poulble sknll ed · In Melp Coutllt . eom� . ,,,,,. � pril ltitldleport V<>iunleer ha the grand and wm .. di, Pleoo CotHt by Jtldp John C. He waa lmpresaion wltlt ....... ,.. to Ho jury admitted lze, loc plannJng to attend tho Oblo to al school tu,,, ....._ ... are rectly before tho petlt l"l'fHospital. Mllllley bas Bacon, Canl - Fimnen', Auociation llnn dalermltta tloo Amer!c.n&W�ld a dr/oh:e from u• C' .I..� -pie to ,..,,,at COIIIIIIUnllm's Judge 8aoon said he will ap.JCIIOO vonlioll for tbe l?lb etcaigbt year can ,.--•-• llanl..d::. TOLL DB.t.TR uwwr"' -"The d Yv� --,. l a int attorney al repre po to oc this summer aum,iYe lltOffl toward world , fJ. aent the defendant In her ..,,.. CHICAGO (1/Pl l-Trafno a«� LOCAL TEMPS · . !be Pomeroy Vaealilat Bl • 1 1 hl tioo. sratlgh clomina scltooJ Seven receol : The temperaluNI today Jn Pom- denls killad S,JIIO _, In AprU, Middleport faemen ua m_e d School ...., to tho ml tll ill l,nl pleaded ua l Mr, Hal h '• h and uates flft Gallipolis early t h h "Any mlscalculatton he mig!!t I)' , "' ' 0<07'1 busineu dlatrici at u, 15 part o1 1 toll of I0,7IO highway Russell Mill, and Fue C h , e I week today with cme tll lllo . to I char of armed 1be atbir dl'!Jl'CI wu to Laura lll4rning for Fort Knox, Ky., have in this � must be r h wa1 Dars de c�ntne attend to partly with greee 12 Tom rte cti ,..._ li!nral enrollmeDts flnt i cloudy ,a. ln 80 � warrant fi� _ vi m■ during the qua r of est P. ICNb, from Cltar1e... 0, Kreba. where they wlD begin ■ new ,.._ moved,'' Nixon Uid, in ting accon:Un company a al mee 1 vention t Sa ational. the skies. I year the N y y nd M fe Fulb: by He g to Rn Bai,. C. ·,._ � _ef one mnlor child wu eer with tbe United states · -'llf. He said WQeD kennedy held last returns �� to evening. The convention • · _____ Council hq IIUJOUD.ced. de� Dean. aerve a term IO to 0 srai!f,d;tj,o plalnllfl. The defend- M-Bgt, Kenneth 0, Judd, MGM fnmt tho K1trua1tcbev -iing. the J." _____ will be held at the Piek-Ohio Ro15 years In the Ohio State ol tie, Follow f OOIIGRA'l'IJLATBD sen-I ,� Pen!. .· IJ '�Jlld.� \IIP nicrulting sergeenl, said ia ail aaU,m altouJd be told eaact1y tel m Yoongstown, August JJ-ll • � , Sue Parker, I teotiary, � Rutland E i s b t b IIOCTORI OJ< ID youtha would take eight w.e1to when - Tho Fke .iep.- a!,o an- arioul the �haalc lralttlng at n. JCnol before N!Jon' urged lhe _ ,ooneat po,. , AccordJng lo lllatamenb laaued sracler, """ived • ...,..atu{!ltol')' WASHINGTON <UPII - For- nouneed that pick-ups for the an- �• Mn. John Wmf, A hearing bu been achedu� beln1 auJgned to permaneoi All- tible end to tbt nuclear dllarma-- by local aufhorltiea followlq the letter from Cangresman Walter mer Pruldent Kiaenbower under- nuaJ Firemen 's Auction 8f!t f o r · cha ZUndel,•� Pril:Da7, · 51 puplJo ·, In eomm... Pleu Court for J,,.. IIIJ' tmlta. All aeven onilstoes rign• - _..._ Be ,aid a .,., robbel')', Mn Hall wu a fJBI- ff. Moeller con<ornJng her ,..,. went • - cltockup nwuday Sunday, June 11, will be made Mn. , and J er her b V a when t 8 at:,JO ,:m Javol• iiill ft� eel 1111 for O... yean In tha eep- .._, for the t J Unllad Slates :"" :_� �� he �-U:.� ��· eel�� � Walter 1t:i �� � �..:,,,� � ' • 11 �� a by tho cttileils Nat · . Bank • Jar ami,. and the real of the free world to o b b - , tool: ,-. She wa, - ,..... Ja - tllllb ..--- - ,.., .-- 'In •--t w donat, une may ·cap....., any•-�� -will ldJool Tltt tho In Mkld� � Gaq Lee, ,t Thoae lo&wlng toda, were, Ray- aid tho llalem.... during whlell charged .. .. ICOBIIQI')'. pbysI,al -'"lcta " of the de-. doohtg l'rlday, Juno .. . 1 �� :� 1 _, ; ., · peaded ..w. CB Jewell Feuatel, RI. I, V-. GIINEJIAL -AL 0-11 :U dallJ. CUL\ltR CITY, Call!. <tJPJI- Alao, LJuaoJ Foreman, <on of MEI08 Admisaiont _ Terry llealrlco Cloveland, - Ills& Etta 1fae Blackwood I pleqo and IUcbat,f Koblanlt the Instruct lo • groups _.. 0 form. 1 Tltt obtMt dap.- mtt1 · G ll 1 St eady illl))t1Minlent lbtcl 11111 Mn. Earneattne Wray, Rt. I, Rullan ; a- l oe lla ,lu• lllate 1-H clofj loader, addresaed ,elected •• ''Duy Queen" dtu- pledp to lite Dq. Dileuuloaa ed to ""'elude the meeting where re,po,,tmJy at d W k, ll c the United � s e c o n d .,..._ aJidamlaaI V-, Jame, T. Mllchell, aon Dale y Sayre, lla<:lne end WJI: over IIIO - Wed-.Y - htg tho eoalerenoo ))l'lakiad over NNt In charge of Richard Ste,,- 1-R wort and methodo .,.,. .dis- dial, Federated, and ll,i,,,,,al of Mr, 8"" Mn. Oiarfes E. Mi� n-e<Jtlon i., tai., actor Jiff l Bottom. , ulng .t tho . annual 1-B ()ffJeen, "7 Mn. Sb8NIII Jewell M I • 1 rett and group 1fn11ni was di- cuased. '"" Clarence Price In- cJwr-. · Chandler al! tho eill!w JIii al ebel� RI, I, Bidwell, Diacbarget ·"';;;.. atarl.. Wer, I and Adv'-o Conlerence bald In Blacn'ood will np,_. Molp reeled by 11n. Ra Sbene',el.j llnl<ted the ooc:ntarioa and ,-.asC«lye, City Hnspllal, tlocton said Olben ...,. Randall tKeitb) ry Pomen,y and Ge!te Junior Jli&h - County In the atalo c:onteat. 'i' b a a11Jaled by lflss P-Ja Wllaon. amen, Roy Bolter, tho prealdtmta , , to.lay. . Bowieo, Middlepon, 1ml of Mr, Ny fwn. Dairy Queen Contest WU Judged Prize, were gt..., Dobble Tum- and - pn,sldeni., Oiariena 1''1111 ' Pontoroy• --'--------- l and · Mn. - Bowles, Scott MIA, Cleveland urged I o c a I by Fred Btmn,, IUpeniaor of 1-B or and Jeff Alkire who weNt win- Jll>eOich, Npnrte,-a, llr� /" Mlller, IOI of Mr. ud Mn. 1-B Iola In put hard _.k Into worlt, and MIis Cifl1lond. non of tho """""' potato • b I p 11Mmary Kell, health aud aafe- Cooler <eu1ra1 todnr and o,g�' NOW YOU KNOW W. Scoll llliler' BJdwell, ud IWIIIIAGE APl'µCATIIIN the denlopm&lti of club _,_ 'Ille Bedford Lueky � ' tale. ,_ ., tho sale ,.m be If cbalnnon; . Mn. Jan Burl,..., lntiifll,I' 'IIJp !ntlaJ In <lie ·.•, 'lhe Baille ti ...... BID ,,. Io, & Nmllo, · ,.,. of llr. and Carroll ff. Wlilte, 2� lta<ir.t, tlttl, She doaeribed <lie dlllerenc,e pve • damonatnttion '"' o ,.._ tho Im, a � r l l, Ii,, _...., loadan, l ll A lllll ciiali,.f lo tho - - ' fffllghl el Mtnf -•• BID Mn. atarlat llo'im., RI. I, Vin• Rt. I, Farmer, attO J.,.,. II, P.,.. 1 betwet11 thooe who jnla ciubo aad dlaligbl lnalollallan tll club olfl, Rttikllag •I <lie lleJit � � tillvlaera and palont,, low toalpii ID 1be lilll Nmo) � wlllch ..,. It calld ._ BID. Ina. --· _ _ __ ..,., 1B, ', Baclna j olhon who menJy "llektaa-" ...._ lllric Plrltor led . <lie 1-R � . , ,c /qlll irr. lllao,J, Jwllar Jaador&. .Ibo IOIIIII. , Plaintiffs ing apparel for your family. SAVE 23c Mille�-Karr, Don King FlfDlS Present Close Offer Granted Two of furnishings for your home and wear­ - Sentinel Wind Bids Opened Today For New Meigs :r:. J: 'Z C -:: ' P u o d n A rea E as t M. emor1a· I HospitaJ; Lease Pending �if_� Divorce Pleas ELBERFELDS feoture well known brands PICNIC S()PPllES ! I own nere .. •n other parts of the nation u a f� exhlllarabng sport . Here , off the Pomeroy levee II tlii Dr. Harold Brown family with boat and ski! . Pbo o 1 :I?,":rE� Rainstorms, ae, .!! .,,-.'"!'. I �!".,!; _•_port, Ohlo•-r_ k PER COPY I n_ <1a__,_ VOL XIll N-. 1 __ _ 198 ----- •:::�Z Jun: o__ au -P-omero�--id_& -;;�:�� � ��� ; -; ;;� -::--::---:::-;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;; -:�;�� -:; --:;;- Freedom R'ders Take ft FOr 0,,,,Mtffl,n' =-��::- I �er.... n--·•·-' To ......,_ Tiu, lntere,ta 0/ The Mei.II-Ma.on J_,,_ I Services At L I Ch h (';s., -.• � '-=: _ ::':i. =.� I LIBERTY THEATRE �FOOT PROTECTORS ... ... �.... ::.____________________ , "7:::7::::.; ;-;::;:-;;:;:;::-:=-·-ILilll"j:j�;,;---------------;;::::::;::;:;:;;::= 7 M . I I F I N E S-T-R -E-T- C-H NYLON ., Ora ._ .., -• ....,., it .,.. i-!r� �s-1;,. i- • e II wa, A RRQw -.,..Jod t. -•eel n• BAH R CLOTHIERS .. . . ... __ .., .__ ,.. _ · · - ·................. ..... . . . .. .. . .. .. .. .. ro:Mlene!ct�� �:� Logan Man Well Know n Here Was Found Deceased Around And About M ddleporf ., _ NEW YORK <UPll-Former final raot In turfdom', t,Jpi, Tbo former Clllef -..iv. and ,allroad ar fN1m .,.....,_ i., - ,.. CnnkJte. crovm. j Mn� ,wer came hr priYat. tbeir fin& New York I 1mr.1 .. 1Jk.t WIIJldy,' n., tom., Plftldent wu • hi Jtid. a they loft tho Wbrto · ,,..,. Tho """"11 ml ...Oins ad h¥1d nedy '1 ou lmlt meetJn with SoPreal v ·� '"'· " Nikita :, Khnuh- with X::: �nnedy,.wbou uked why be wu meetla1 ...,. 117 -• btaly ..,._ poJa1ly ,. a ...,... 111 11 a • ••• him b• dev, NIG 1h11 tho prfm urp... WU lo .... Georp Alloo. u old - -Ins - CBS Cllainnan Wll- """ bad plbered al PenmylvanJ, ,h.,. In Vienna· m..., DD •nwul" 11 fully II bl ll Amer!• hower -panloo of whflo boulo 11am 8 "ll'1 ' IOOd thing for natlnnal tan point of view. He uld 11111 "� e I e Pr 5'altoa to - bJm. He NJd ho II wa1 lmporllul day,. • bad oot - a bono ra<o ,1n,,. E� head, to get to know oacli other," for Ille Uulled Slates lo laJt with lb alUeo, fl w11 equal- '!be ,.., In Brull 111d ,.., lookin couple ...,. - 117 BriJ- _, wm · ,pond g ,aJd Etaenhowec when he fy lmporllnl for II lo eo-11 with uallou with wbkb fl Gen llawud SOJdar lnt rmy file do ith lrieod, . forward to -ln& the Belmont F A w ' ered. • 1 here for a weebntl of bll8ine11 diff of. io:,: .tn the He proml10d continued clo1e ellDIUllallo111 with De ehJel o1 otoll, and -t to the Al CBS, Ebeoboww wald>ed a race Tnuury and pleuure, n, former Preoiden � Gaull e and Frmce. Pack Lane Hotel - their -. TV Olm made at Getty-, for pbrey , t wm a The Presldool 111d the United Slate,, woold remalo al John, hu been ,taym1 or f .... network "'"""tatloo lat« t1t1, '!be. t:! ,acing al llelmont Park Sal- the deadloeked Genev plan a eanlerence O\'er aeulralllla1 era! dsyo. Eiaenhoftr -..i ,-. 11,e film II a oerioo o1 to- the u Y to - tho Belmont Laos and polldng Y ....... the peace Ibero a, long 11 ''we believe no polJce eacort and wu driv- tervJewa with the 1onne, p • award •1111 to the wlnnor of the there II a bope of reaehlng a � • Gettho� he to a necetslu.l conchlllon." en throujh ._ Mub•tt■n dent 117 CBS c.rr..f)Olldeal .,,_., a., an -,. Church this Thursday evening A brid:il shu,11 r hnnor mg " 1 •�·, t>1 l\lr � Darntl ',,1 1�ht'r c1nd Mr� . . of IWfrl'�hmtuls Smith W F.hner Mrs 1:i.1-1sher t returned a r L ,;,1 t >( el im• br with an outmg al Lhe M e l g s 11 Johnsu Ph\lhs . M r Hu�ard H'..>Lt' r \\,l� F'lh 'l 1 <1kl' and we ''rl•am \\ llh httlf' to hN home, Orville, Monday, af CoWlly Fairgrounds at 6;00. by :'.\lr�. l',,u l _<., hrn•m.iht>i i.J n ,I 11nld,ng h-.· lls '1 ·1 tcich n1rrym:i tl' r a teu days visit with Mr. and If mem� rs do not ha Yt'i a son hil M D':-' Gun-Jon s .i•i::,h o:r a t t h1c l'v 1)L1t tli1· p,r1k .·rul whitr rnhr .\1n. P i p Me inhart nnd Mi.>s they art> asked to brml{ a l ad Smith it-dl F.rma Also . ed. 1 p1 � e t•1 ¼ hl"rnt.( , . Clw�J [rom lhe churt°h and for 'ransmf'I" Bncibur: .'1-. uldin).! ;,l return Marshall ' ar ,,;, portation are lO meel at t h ( 1 t!<l B. J Mrs l!1e lo served 1e w, l"offi•i rl i 1 ire H, 11011 1r1� gut•�ts Miss K a I I t' to lrt-r home. Louisv il le , Ky . alter church at 5 : 30 to go to !he (alrll1''h lil'. ' hting l':P de,·o i.1T irin tu I nru: .�1rs Lnu,se Hou.sh . Mr.> a wet'.'k · s ..,-is1t with her mother , grounds. the ;�tla;r 1, ..,::, 1 \Jnd.- doll 011 t •u· \lni ill lfruck t•r. \1rs _____ :'.h!rir.�i . Mrs. John F. Baily, Forest Run. l!:iblv surroundt 1 by gift.� w 1 1 t, l lJi ni· i l :'.\!rs ltobt•rl !\kt'tillins, I Mrs. K A. Leonard retumeJ t.c S mith, Entertain prnk and ,d11t1· � t rf.':.Hllt'I � h,m·· �1 1 , oshonw tl11uver. Mrs Co her home, Columbus Tuesday, af, , ing frnm the , ···iling h1 t lw ('11 ml'r Br:;(J1 1 un-. \1r,; Rf'rt H(,.\1- ler a several days visit with Mr. Their Relatn,e, 1 nl';·s ul !Ju· t:;bl,, w1!li ]i1T • V'.· 1 not•r. 1\-li·, E;.m:u1 SI', 1sher. Mr� and Mrs. Russ Wat.son, F o r e s t Mr. and Mrs, John Sm_ith enterlained a group of relRllves ovf'r la.· Butte1 t l it'� ;:dill'd W tlit> rle• - ll;iru••I Sll i�hu-. _\tiss Lucy Mar- Run Ul ;t\10!'1 Mrs. Olan Genheimer of Colum- lhe weekend at their home. Nye liri. .\1 1·� En>J.y ,, Blater. M r � bus visited relatives in the area Ave. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. t; a m e s \H' ''C pl:i1 t'd -.. i l \·, Dnui�las Cirrle. prizes hemg 1,11:1 by �1r s ll i 1 1 Mi�� Sue Cirri,• r-.Ir.,. Bill S;;o,t and Pt. Pleasan!, W. Va . over Homer Walter and daugnters, Me­ linda and Suell.a or Toledo · Mr. Huthe1 ford 11r,· . Mt•1 : ill Hrurf; \l rs \ 'ra Swi�l,r• r, Mrs. Geor/e the weekend. Mrs. Earl Sco tt of Sugar GrO\·e and Mrs . Wyatt Thompson, c;Bnstn. l\1iss ,\<h ry Buster, Mrs _ .., , Everett is the guest of her son and daugh- hunbus: and Mr. and Mr.:1 . Ric Hill Hut h t!donl . Mrs . NEW HAVEN CHOIR - Members of the choir of the Evangelical United Brethern Church of New Haven. Long, M r , Paul Ma rtin. M i " s ter in law, Mr. and �rs. .J O !1 n ard Maier of Monclova; son 0m , r are pictured above dressed in their recently purchased robes. They are, first row, .left to riR:ht, Jeanine Miller, M rs. w:� FlOl'l'tWe Cin+•. Mrs. Aileenc ' Scott, Furei;t RWl. m e Miller June Bumgarner Peggy Bumgarner, Brenda Staats, Leah Alln Miller, Carolyn Ueving, Margie JeanettE" : d1! e t�"d n nd Mrll. alf!r a e i Bu�h Mr.�. Al ic� Swi,;her, Mrs. I Miss Nettie Koehler, M i s s e s l aeroy ; Sa Bti°mgarner, Sharr� Flesher, Connie Clark. Second row Jean Roach, urAlumni banguet on , , Lynn Miller, Mary Webb, Delores Bumr,:' .,..,1,...0 ,·,, Mes. M ,· k e Ma··" 1 1,";m·, u . ,,, J,•..... uu and ,•,-•a _ cu Grueser and · I e, Judy Guheen, Sand1y Sayre, Naney d G k Bee Howard, Barbara d Arno Judy Pickens Sandra er m oo y W il fr ed iHill l Slniblt! 6i. <li1,d : Frye, M r s. Rnbc>r1 Burrhrlt. Mrs . Mrs . Ed Hines visited Sunday in 1 da·y evenmg. ____ stfong. Third row 'Sheldon Roush, Ned Armstrong, William Bird, Eddie Stein, Maurice Clark, Phil Cook, Wil' unexpei.:lerlly liist f''rnlay artcr ; J,unl·s Cornell, and Mrs. Ernest GalliP? l is. liam Capehart, Phillip Goodnite, and John Hoffman, director. f Swisher. G o . ruei1er N. A. Johnson Mrs (' and h Rev. • T Logan. in 110011 ut his home ----Lancsster were_ weekend gueSts Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cramer and 1 t'Xarl time of lm; death was not I daughter of Marion were week- .---♦ Laurel Cliff To Outdoor Game• or her sister, Miss Genev,eve Stodetenn ined. but h(" wiis . fm�nd guests of her parents, Mr. end H B ble h l Enjoyed At Picnic hart. dead in be<l ahout J.3U hy Jrn; wife . Mrs C. J . !'J'truble. '.:001 will held Memorial Bitle y tion A piClllc Mr. and_ Mrs p��ry s 1th Of and vu!a e n'!� ' A son of Henry and M<1rgnre: I )J r. and Mrs. 0. J. Struble rel\' be held at the Laurel Cliff Free, Day at the �mi> '!, Mrs. N a n ew Le_xmgton VISJted V..edne_s- ,--· Wolfe struble. Mr. fit ruUlc h;,d 0 even,·no t c= home Tue·•ay Moore and Mllls MIidred Hawley 5-15. June h c r u h e Methodist L M M m er • rs. and Mr. with day . 40 n tli more a for Lognn in lived f • ht visi"t -m Lo.,,, after an overmg "'""n The mam•age OJ Mtss p e g g y , in Middleport. Outdoor games 1 G · Kathy Eblin, Wartda e r a Workers , Hoseneral Meigs al Shi�eler • _ , •1 , · , ""'"n k II s VL'ars but wa w.' "" • '' " M ASON _ The annual C:h1l- ll. with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ilel! Sr . Mr and Mrs Homer J O n e s Pulhns Donna G tbnore Shirley Ann Rutherford . pt_ Pleasant W • were also enjoyed. J lfl1· ' ' nn emp L l))'I! e v.,f IJ•e d- 1 cport hemg r ' 1.l en's Day program was h\!l d ' Mr. and M rs. Albert SwabeJ '" -ned home Monday from C al- Wll!e, Evelyn Young• 1, "" w t K y Pov. Va . daughter of Mrs. Phil1'P Mc-- 1 Attending were Clau� Wash1 N 1 D 1 w e o erson es e a Mrs. . C . & o. Hailroa<l. W1 ch Chm Methodist Mason lhe at ' 1 h.te Mrs . , and Ave daug . e - OOoma where they have been vis ell, Esta Wise, A!edine Baker a,:d 1 Guffm of pt . plP.asant and carI I ington, brother ot Mrs. Moore of . � Lex ington visile dWednesday with �y . He 1s sun-·1veil by !us w I f c, on Sunday evening, May 28 Gren , R ft c am w of Sw r . Rutherfo�d of Rutl�nd, to Rich• Virginia Beiwb, Va., Mr. and Mra. i 11 _ 1� B I. B a 1 E \· a Tewksb11ry MrF. lh i n11y, one Hedlatio ns and songs w c r M . and Mrs. en uck a n d left Monday, for a vuut. m Toledo itlng with their daughter n d Eugene Gill, Dirnctor. ard 0. Spurlock, Middleport, sun Ernest Lewis, Mr . end Mrs. EvLuH. c. Mrs. Jes· fo "Living Standard, The and Mr. famlljl, r riends r o f r Tayl,� claughter, Mr�. Jean prcs1int1•d by ynung people in the f of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Spurlo..:k , erett Davis, Mr. and Mrs, James ·and Mrs. Charles Elliott with Mr. and Mrs. John Burgan cas and children. While there us ," course will be used. Srottstlale , Arn ; and one sister. kin<lergarlcn, prim;1ry, ,mrl jun- Mr '"" ,, " . . , ,, family. and of St. Albarut. W Va . was solem- Euler , Miss Hallie 7.erkle, Milll · h _ _ __ of Rand' they atteooed the 8t g r a d c an,i ' amec an., 'Ste I Ic' Of Columbu :. iur · groups. Miss· M ary St. ru,) nized May 5th at the St· P a u 1 1 Nellie Zerkle, Miss F r a n C' ,! I Va W. Belle of Errold DaWSOll . commencemen'. w h e r e tb1r • F•meral services wnc l1c ld _a t :o TPa (•hc n; assisting w:,n• "vlrs w. Va. visited Memorial Dny with iven a, inner G W Methodist Church, �- Pleasan. , : Roush and Miu Elizabeth Moo!'t . mother, Mrs. C. L. Arnold, visited in Pomeroy Tue!l{hy He granddaughterd, Marjorie was a _ _ • .a.m. Wednesday et th� �f'mlc n Dnnald , Foglesong,_ Mr:1 . James her ens , �1th Rev. Donald Prince ofhciati· Sunday Evening was accompanied here by h j s member of the class. Ro.ad. Ath aU o( Middleport. Oik m burial with home funeral isc , Miss Lrma G ibbs . Mrs . Ray Mr. and Mrs. William Grale mother, Mrs. Nellie Dawson who Mr. and Mrs Douglass Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Neuh: mg , mg. W Grove Cemetery. - - - --Proffi tt , Mrs. Raymond Lttmbcrt , d n Jamu of Charleston I is the guest of Mr. and Mrs WLll of Rendville were the holiday entertained with a dinner Sund ay Attending the couple were Mrs. Mrs . Pete V<m Mai re, Mrs . R\u- ,;;, v:� � isiled over the weekend Myen,, Middleport. .,·eekend guests of Mr. Jad:son's evening at their home Anne St. Lightburn Hyatt_, Jr, of Pt. Ple,ubi:m Stewarl, �1r�. Lester Zerk1e, with n.·lativcs in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Manning Walker sister and brother- in-law. Mr. and Guests were Mr . and Mrs. R. ant and Phil Baik·y of Middleport. Fogle ni::. H�v. Mrs. Harold Johnson and M r . and John Walker of Canton spent Un �o and Mrs. W._ H. Mrs. Con Young. Also visiting a t B. Wilkins of L� ncaster ; A I� a�d A reception was held at t h e ro h losed Wright ha e c p son, and c Mrs. DaVL!I Jerry t s e McGuff'm· j n r E Mrs. �ra1g, Mrs. with home of Mr . and , n<l M t R.i Ni Ri ·hard Leifheit a n d the weekend tbe Jackson home on Sunday . gram hy giving the benediction. f0Up �augh�;- of S�ringfield, Mrs. The- Rhodes. were Mr. and Mrs. William Dillz Columbus and Mr . and Mrs . Blll fallow ing the wedding wilh rela- Y 0 - ---- - - -----. gill.� pral"llcal othf'r and , ,, l tives and dose ,lnends attendln�. A haynde to tbe Portland Park oclore Lehew and Mn. Norman Mr. and Mrs Charles Hoffner and son, William of Columbus. Grueser, Pomeroy, for grads. ----Mr. Spurlock is emplnyed at the . was enjoyed Sun1lay llfternoon hy Harbrecht visited Sunday w I t h and Mr. and Mrs. George Stace Mr. and Mn. Ben Pickens oi AT Sporn Pla,t aad the couple . tbe Junioc-High Yooth Gcoup of Philip ba . Ebe h. J. R e h t M Aw ovec and d n c M,. of >'Jndlay visit.ed Pomeroy rela- Baltimore, Md. visited n c. arde ipleyan Midcll�port, Ohio k l residing are 10 Middleport. h the Middleport First B a p t i s t year p•in James Ebersbacb is visiting in tivee and friend11. ovtr the wee · weekend with Mr. and Mrs. R;'..' • I.J • f" ive c.i i, . Catlettsburg, Ky. with Mr. a n d end. Church- A �1ener --roast was ht!.id ar<i Pickens and famiIy. PLEASANT _ Receiving' Pl'. NOW SHOWING Mrs. Aaron Kelton and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hines of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush of Co- 1 evenmg meal. the as his five year service aw�rd from . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ebers- Cleveland were weekend gusts lumbus who were here Sa� ur1ay Tl'anspo_rtation for the r l d t • a was Company r Powe lachian App IT'S DAFFY barh, Pomeroy and Mrs. Carl Hy- of their pare.!ltS, Dr. and Mrf. J. for the MHS Alumni banquet was furn i shed by Tony Fowlec. ' Iey, w, Va. H.i.m . Q. T, BaIser, Rip ' g the tn A DILLY 0ther adults ncoompanym sell of Rutland were Wednesday H. Donovan and Mr, and M r s· spent several days in Athens w1'th 8a1ser was emp1oyed WJ·th the a r s. guests C and dinner of Mr. M UrC group were l\<Ir. and Mr . G e n • relatives befor returning to their Company May 28 1956 38 a OCQ Willard Hines. ni, Doffodil Sp,rn 11 Ebersbach J Their . . day. . . Memorial . MEIGS THEATRE on home and ' , Hine.; Ray Mrs and Mr . S.:recm U1leman, Mrs. Burl Boggess and Fe�nof the • Comedy ,_...s�t11ca- 1, About 20 memhers h c 1c w m man h d groun , Mr. and Mrs, Willis Giles and 110n, David of Belpre were we�k- daughter, M_artha, came WI"th Pomeroy, Ohio I ey-Bennett Post. American Ll'l- 1 M rs . Fow 1er. . tion he now .serves. dau,,hter .ts · Sharon left Wednest.l ay end guests of their parents Mr· them to visit. in Athens. " , gion No· 128 attended the evenin l:( Olhers atlenrimg were Linda le . of North Second Mr. Balser marr d and 1ath- , TONIGHT K u 1 f , Martha, Fowler, M�".k [or Lhei� �omt,, Ha�pt�n, Va. al- and _ Mrs. Willard Hines and Mn. otto Hardmg er of a 800 and daughter. He and: worshi� service. at the Midd!e- a • GeoMeigs d n a sister his with t to taken was AW:nue, ie v1s a Ler 1 Mar Chapman and daughter. Wilfred Hy<ic 1• fam 11y resIde on Oth Street ., port Frrst BaptJi,1 Church J a s t Fowler, Jerry U>leman, Jame:1 NOT OPEN . i ,.11111 r morning Wed--·-' 1 , No s r M and Mr. -in-law, r othe r unuay Hosp1ta eral b _ mi Mr. and Mra. Paul Kautz d White, Shirle) � :i Sunday. Wllllam Swisher is com - Everson, Kay Boj!gess, Linda LY· Ripley, W, Va. � i h at daughter, and ht Harhre man attack heart a following S bus C B u ons, Pam Covert, John Hood, Lar ol relaited m of family vi c a11d Eaton _ _ __ FRIDAY thru WED. I mander of the �10st, Debbie, home. ry weekthe over friend11 and tive11 Gladwell, R�ndy Becker, Miki w, Terrence 2-7 JUN& Depart Frank CheesPbre MEET TONIGHT I I Homer MNi. Hawkin, entered W. atton, Va, Jae� SI�. Ray Pie (• r Tuesday. B Mason, from en a a Clero M. Baker W t bs t Longdon WALT DISNEY'S The Past Chiefs or Magnolia ment ol Ohio, American Legi Holzer Hoapital Tuesday, for ob- AlC and Mrs. Jerry Davis aml bl& em�yment at Baker Fumi- i ens a n d David Boggess. "SWISS FAMILY Temp\e Pythlan Sisters w i l J I Sgt-al-Arms a�isted the pastor ROBINSON" servation and tceatment. - and were Columbu1 of becaus 1 illson, Craig of tlll'tl Wednd!day meet tonight at the home of Mrs. 1 Rev. Donald Boone in the sent (Technic olor) Mrs. Paul Hlll and children of weekend guest11 of their parent&, ness. W O . ted RACERS" "ROAD Adam Ebersbaeh, with Miss her- : ice. Following a song fest R e v. N John Milli!, Dorothy McGuire West Jefferson wer� weekend Mr. and Mre. Rolland Neutzling Weekend guests with Mrs. Car- : as mit ame Afan and ftraser Sally With Boone used as his Af!nnon 1rnbject. nice Ann Durst as co-hosless James MacArthur Rickman i Hill , Ear] were r J. E. Mrs. and Mr. or guests laother and Davilll Wylll1 and Cassell rte Jr. c uehart, D "Yet He Did What God Said." From l 936 Cla,1 _____ nnd Janet Munro and Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Slawter. tJves. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles RickThe Grcalesl Adventure The n a m e of Mrs. M a r y OPINION MUSIC ALSO --Miss Carol Hill of West Jeffer- Mr. and Ml'II, George Arnold of man of Colwnbus. Stury of them slll Waugh Shumaker of Columbu, HOLLYWOOD mPU -Record- · Co ni munity Bible COLORCARTOON ,on 11 spendlng a few weeks with Modesto, California, Mr, a 11 d Mr. and Mr■. Kenneth McElhL,CARTOON CARNIVAL was unintentionally omitted frou.1 Ing star Sam CC'oke who starteJ d her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Jame1 Arnold of Millen- ny have been in Logan for ver 1 rtf! St.a S ls ol cho lr the list of the members of the u ee of• r slnglng in his Mhe;·s ch rch f registration ce adv E. J. HIii. With port; Mr. and Mra. Herman Hoff- al days because of the death o . S11 i a grnduatlng class of Middl eport Chicago.' thinks today's popul r Plains Tuppers The 100, nearly . M'. E · J· H''JJ and Mrs · Janel ner of ChilUcothe· Mrs · Frances Wllfred '8illl struble, step-fathIn 1936 which held l oo sch High music l8 an outgrowth of gospeI Comm . B I b 1 e its 25th anniversiuy last week t Gooeh· and daughte rs left Wednes- Brawn of Rockspringa Road, Mr. r of Mr. McElbJnny. umty V�ration , a � hymns. day1 for a hrief visit In Colum- Lawrence Hoffner and daughters, Mni. Charles Shumaker is c'--c-c;---,,-,;--:----,---;---- I School began ib se:,s1ons toda� , the Alumni banquet. Karen and Peggy of LinooJn ported to be slowly improving been visiting with their son-ln-law 1 June 1, at 9 <i.m. bu8 wilh relatives. Mr,. Shumaker and her chil• Charles Swisher returned to his and Mrs. Homer Roush and Mn. from surgery at SL Mary's Hos- and daughters, Re'V'. 9?d Mrs. 1 Classes will Ile held d a l 1 Y dren were here over Saturday Clyde Bartlett and family for the jthrough June 9 except Saturday night to en.!ible Mrs. Shumak studies at OSU Wednelldsy, after Goldie Adame, of Greensburg pita! in Huntington. er spending Memor ial Day with his spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Wanen Bennett past three weeks returned i:o tht!ir and Sunday. The closing program I to attend the banquet. parent., Mr, and Mn. W a y n e Heights. and eons of Columbus viatted on home lut Friday. Rev. and Mrs. I will be Friday 1:ve1Jing, June 9. _____ . , returned them to their Bartlett Mr1. and Mr. D with Memorlal J ay -----------------VISIT IN PORTSMOUTB --home and while there attended SOCIAL ANNOUNCED Charlea Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Grbnm Weekend gue■ta wllb Miss Syl- the Alumni banvuet at Simpson The Sophomore_ class of_ Eas�- have been visiting in Portamoutb and visited with �r. and Mrs. em High School ia sponsoring &n with Mn;. George Nagel, aJster to via McMaster were Delbert Gin· John Felton and friend.s, aod re, Ice cream social and dance 'Ibur.:,1 - Mrs. Grimm, who baa been aerl­ GlOVE-llKE FRI ther of Waterford and Mr. a n d '-...' e day. day evening Jun:! t, at the �he,- �y -nL �. Herbert I'ry, her and chil- turned hom on Mon Mra. Willlam Ginther Rutl. Ba,cy foot ·.. I -�• Glou gter vJglt. terball diamond starting at e - diughter bai of a-. Hanley C E . thermoved in to cart dren, Gary and M 111n11a of ...,•• re.ts for 10fl-1tep . • . . Tueaday Wl' th M r. and M re. p.m. '!be pubhe . led is invited. for l:ler 11W' • .., vlafted with her on, Sat- Roseoe Fowler. erIY, w•'-• comfort • • • saves Alber! Mra. and Mr, and urday stoc.kh1g1, tool Mr ..nd Mr1 Herschel Rose OM 111• fttl aU Spara and dauahtor. LaDonnn of ;hUdren Mike and Diane ol aud - · IO I I. Ha.ydenvllle who villted with her i Minersville �islted Monday eve• on Sunday, . · ning with Mrs. Edward Carroll PAIR, . IEG. 39c '' Mra. Jacob Turner aod son, BUJ and Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Lyons and 1rondaon, Bobby Priddy were and f ily In Columbus Sunday where they A :°' rthday dinner wa11 given met Mr Turner who was return. far Mrs. WIn·1am Smi'h ay Sund · Irom Chicago, Ill ' ' I• H e a d q u a rt e r s F o r C o m p l e te Ing home � ,,-sent and Mr. Joseph Soito,· � where he had been hospitalized. were Mrs. Irena Shumaker, Mra. Mr• Turner Is reported to be imAgnes Farley, Mr. and Mr■. Josprovin& nicely• Saltez and chlldrm, Mr. and epb Mrs. Homer Hawkins ;ntered Mr,. Junlor O'Dell and children, Holz•=- Hospital yesterday or poi· Mrs. Jerry Grueaer, Mn. G,:!ne alble aurbery. Shumaker Mrs. John Selnes baa been con• Chapman, Mr. Rou Mr. and [ and Hughes F.cl Mr. and PACKAGE ON EACH fined to her home for the P • • t · Smith. •. Mr A!PlIHI ' •II, week becauae of illneas. . Jamoa Hoyt, srandson of Mr. and Mn. Jaeob Beta left Sunday for Columbus wheN be will vlllt with Mr. and Mn, John Walter, while -tbtg employmenl Lui .... i" 100 ...kend IIUOKI ao tho Beta home . STOCK UP NOW POI were Mr1. Floyd Rife, Sr, SUMMlll OUTINCIS 8-t1. PAID CUPS Kenton, Mr,. Flo,4 Rife, Jr. of Yov need a lot of them Carey and Mr. and Mn. L o n for picnia and cook­ outs • , , biljl dinner Blackburn of Akron who were o .Noilein, Nit, • food S,a llaul, to ,mtic. o "Y U"I si.ie platfl and handy for Jamea'• gaduatloo from here Admiral" lllto lh• tu&, • • • Y am d•INftd OIi ii. J11d Reg qJC P�g 6-0L cupsl Middleport Htab. )'(IUI' My-,, pump to prouid• tM o, you oon tu,,.M 1, -IJILJUI Mr. and Mn P. M. SIMI of ..ONGM'. of MOlff )'OU IIHd. A• )lour Aul.\oria-ad M�,w , a.a. ___,= B� W. Va. who baye My,r, Pump DHI.,., WC" will •111inur tll• pu,npin1 -,,,,,..,. for )'OMr lto1M or /ar,n. Coll to,.,. tor G Jt• NtiMola, ·- W• aNUibl& Children's Day I program HeId On May 28th _ _ .,. Ike L- - , ":-�":: ·:·�lL�•1•1edy Vienna Meeting With Khrushchev r· Lad, 'n Datu Nigltl 1 8-Dally Sentinel. Pom�roy-Middle_port, O . June 1 , 1961 _ ..,_ _ _ .,. ·co,.. ' =- 'Be More Than Just One Who Belongs' Says State Leader llenne•itho ,-11)' •u1 a..... i' I =��"S1 · J tho- ·•"ther _ 111 _,,..:ry_ r,,ii,,_ . :l;i, ,)::<· ., � 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. 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