https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6105910a9e67692da0b5aaa187a1b4d7.pdf 08447fd2ef351564c38878e401f1f71d PDF Text Text • ~O·nv _, l'omeroy-Mltl~teport, 0 ., Mar. ~. 196S J Wedding, Ret'rption -b D. ~ !lenttnel, I f Midd/ervvt Lodge Makes p r -· . . Eans or Serving as Host to Dtstllct vent 58 Students E L'st" OrnHonor I mg On Roll Around And About Middleport Followf'fi y rnner lIentertamed Mr . _ and Mrs. oa"' WJth aRobert su : o.eclock Mllllorcl Jtod- TonliDJ' Miller, !uSID 14orrll. ry Fowler, ZU.. N..., Mulfonl, sdunoll ' Don Nelson. sa Davil, Frost, Martha Paul Gerard, ney Suaer,Sand)' Robert Stobar! steve Marilyn Pulleo, StUJDo Hawley Lindo Kaulf, Kdlh Jack Slpnan. Dee Slaven, )(a. Larry ' d Marty Nld>olaon, J1oD. thy Spengler Gary Stobart, 11o- bo, Jamarllla Ward an ·-z at• ler and Joe Slepben- •- · .. aj..... and' ..--.. r ~ Vance. Wolle. M~·, ' buffet dinner Saturday ev• ninll 1'1/ty • elgbl ol1rdmll of MidPlana e made lor Meigs Horll<'e McE!hinnoy. at •heir horne to ll?w>ng ' he dleport 111gb School were U.twer tddl.. ' wedding and .....,ptton lor their Ml" Frieda Faehnle ed on the honor roll for the '1!h':::', ot The group planned to daughter , '•nd M r . patient al Meiga Gener'll fourth oil< weeki period. r-•· . Nov er on kitchen equipmt>nt IS IC· J Russel! L. Mclutyre . J pltal. liV!tddell l Seniors _ Joy Bogga, Mike 1 lhe district me; ' ers kn t•es elc I for sa le. A Guests Included the weddtng Mr. and MNI . Walter • Bratton, DlaTUTII CriswelL JOI'ember when 1 : 1 m' was read from pa rt y, a nd Mra . Russell Me- · il'ere busmeS& VUiitors in Gallleven SvlvJa Bowen, district de put y. lntyrt> . tht' bnda_ l coup le, \1: 1ss! polis Wednesday afternoon. 1 ng . wert m Mif:kflepol h , ·k th f' Temple to !iet thf' G11 y Gardner, Karen AU off i -ers l f'lr a:- · m~ M MtSI J d'th H LchMe· r 1 The Rev. and Mrs. Fred I. !:,.~ ~ay S~s~~~sl!ge ro-<>~d·: con~ennon~~:~n~all l Ch lltatlons ..-, 1th M rs . · ~~sl~ t·o~mumcation ~r. m~pt"<'llOn z1r r ~hnstme da re fo1r . e read 1 G~:~rdner, Tha nk you F.lhmney . 1ss · u l u e . Tennessee, were eveofrorn thP · Mr Rona ld Mcintyre, Stephen 1 , mg guests Monday of Mrs. Nan I t~le~ht' KoLESPORT $2,99 2 a Black •Whito aBiuo _ _ _ _ pr. $5.00 pr , I water and wrinkles. So easy on care, too. Don't even need ironlnaJ In glowin& co.tors sirls love, sizes 3 to 6X, 7to 14. Middleport MEN'S Sizes 7 to 14 ..••.•.•••. , •••••••• •. • • · •- $1.95 DUNGAREES I 29 to 42 a99 Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by Mrs. Leo Vaugban, Mrs. Kennetb McLaughlin. Mrs . Carl Will, Mrs. Roy Grueser and Mrs. Arnold. ANNOUNCE SERVICE World Day of Prayer servh~es I will be held at the Alfred Meth' odist Cht1rch on .li"riday evening March t, beghtnlog at 8 clock with He.len WoodE, pro. I MIDDLEPORT, 0. style. AU new 1965 models, America's Favorite Lawn Seed "CORSAGE" at a new low price o!inJ, TRIUMPH, 1,000 ICJ· ft............. .. .. .. $3.95 TRIUMPH, 2,500 "'· ft . . .. .... .. ... ...... $8.95 100% WINDSOR, 1,000 sq. fl . . . ...... . , . . $4.95 HIGHLANDER GRASS SEED . , • • ••••. 2 lbo. 91c Early Bird Special There's stiU time to take advan· tage of the special pre-10aaon dis· count on TUrf BuDder, America's number one lawn fertlll2er. Save 11% by buying tbla weeki REGULAR $4.95 TURP IUILDIR PLUS I Feeds your ltwn and does Ul extra lob lUI 1nd muu. 25GO ICf, ft. IUS $1 $3.39 tun- ~ith kdocl~r au~hortzed h~ _, .-~ _., . ', .. .--.. · ·· · ·~ .. , .. 1 ~ , , ..~_....~ ..:0101: ... • : """: ~l 'l", ; .~+ -·:-. .#·.:-:: era ' A tate ~edl•ral ,_ .. . . ~ - - · · ·· ~ .• ,._~ . .. ..... - "-"- . ..... - all the popular colors. - ·· . _ ,. __ _ _ - -- · - 3 '""$po - .... ----... ..--... - Jl£ /5 Airportl :~~~:~i;;~~~~i~~~~:~:sx;:E~ all ~ I · b~n · · 1 n-~1stered 7•1e tJ\Tam· Rev1ew • N~ng " Y'· ~:~~::'•n . Da o·aes Frt"day i m~jor .. atrhfled troop reinforctmonh to tho bat. Nang Is the silo of a major air b... lrono wh>ch 857 jet bombecs have carried out raidt on Communist North VietNam. Eight Air Force flOO jet lighter-bombers took off from Da Nang to hit ot the Communists in a followup to an earlier strike by Viet. namese propoilor-driven Skyraiden. Elements of two government battalions and 1 ran· ?"' battalion were to the sight of tho balllo >n Ouang Nam Provrnce, about 325 milea north of Sai· gon. One U, S. Army officer was wounded slightly Thursday. u. s. 1 u. S. OPf'l.~d l • rls a 1 rpo~1s requ~rements ~7 Schuster • s d18 S'EOI:Ilnc to Reo r.·u.a n ,·ze ' · entence to ~' I 20 years • ! Th~ on i C~e.'ihlr~ m'~ ~1111, d~rector I' Rhodes Asks Abatement of Ohio Poli"ti·cal s.·ckeri·ng a~e pol~<v . ,. ... VIdual~ ploj·~·s ~>par J. IJ~ a ll~;genlp ~u Zwat~ ~ •d~·· ~ch~~- ~~~or ~~ies. · 'b. ~: 1 1 i 1 I Pull F•hloned Styioo •••••.... . ..• • • • • • • · $1.95 .. ..... ......... * ' ..... ___ _ for estimate~ ~ #• amt.~ng care '1 I ··~ - - id lea~mg ~- two ton• neat checkl 1D ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . _. .- ... .. ~ · . .. . .. '"' .... ..-·. ·.... .- ,. - --- ··--- ~-·-··.. ·· ·- •"':-.-: . e s ~ I 1 • - .. . ... to Fd 1 "contradiction~o" t:hllrmaD. <"r " - 4 1_ ,... _. - - r~j)llrt. l~>ghl per~ns osp~tal. I .~hest ~- ~~n~c e~Blmnattons, ~ray J" I BE THRIFTY! SAVE ALL OF YOUR SALESLIPS FROM 2.500 ... It, '·" Ia~~ e~~~~aiJOn. s~ectncar:ons 9 S..ml... Styl.. . . , ...•.•••• • • · • • • • • • · · · $2.95 J'eedl your lawn and doea four extra job1 t . PrPents erabiJ"'U, foxtail, a:oo~aa:rus 2. Clear. out d.ankllon, plantaln, bldc:horn 3. Control• chickweed, clover, aeedllna knotlweed 4, Proteetl brwn 1111«lnlt ants, 1rubt, chafers actor Key. ~irlifled Lengths for average, for tall and extra tall. Colot'l In Seashell or White. Control• M&a~. I Southeastern Ohio Re·, rndu -;tna l deve !opmf'nt, and answPr questions M r Newqulo::t ' gwnal Cuun ctl wtll be re·org;.n ways m whtch commu.nities can " now the lull !t me PXe< U· J a mPS Schus ter , 21 , Pomeroy, , tzed March 12 at the Lafa)ctte lake ad•antage ol tne Appa· ltve dtmlor of the co uncd. wdh was sentenced a • year 10 1 20 Nnra Hotel m Galhpohs to mclude lach18 pt·ogram , will be exptam· ; headquarters at 48 1-:. L' •u"n Sl . . lerm m the Ohto State Penilen Funeral secvlres fnr ST. JEAN • CAP· FF:RRAT, Still, 69, who died at her res!· , the 2& " Appalachia " . counties. ed Athens. 11arv afl~r being found guilt) Franee - W. Somerset Maugh· dence m Danvill e thts morn. ,He retofore lbe counctl l;m;:rd ' . Robert W. Newqu' " · ew·u· The_ curre nt pres idem ol the ol automobile lar<"eny Thursday am 1wrinkled and almosl blind ing , Will be held Mondny at 2 membership to mdiVldua ls nnd lm of the •·oull t'll . wtll coun.-.1 " E E Dav" of the m Meigs Counly Common Pleat al remained gravely ill to-p m at the Ewing_ chapel wilh , f;rm s of ecght counties. ·be lhe principal speaker He Da m F';rebnck Co a t Oa k cnurl 1 day congestion of the burial _in Gcavel Htll c; metery, : The objective of the meetmg wtll ha•c several •>!her m· Hill. wtth Wa yne Foster of Ga l· I The petit jury returned a'"'" lungs at his celebrated villa .. The Rev . ArL.iUr Stttt J H.H .and :di ct against Schuster about 1Will be to explarn .m derail !he formed men available to <ts.-= 1st lipo hs v1ce pn.-s 1dl.' n' 25 the Freneh Riviera. :wtlf offtctate: ' MOSCOW !UP!)- Tho Communist party nowspa· atms of the counctl. Plans lor m_the_P resentallon and to Marlm and Dr Alphus Chris- ,mmutes alter going Into delihel' Bht the grand old man of Survtvors mclude her hus· por Provdo Friday accused President Johnson of talk'tense n ol Hw Gfdnd e trus- atwns . He was sentenced ThursEnglish letters was fighting band, Howard Sttt!, Danvtlle: I ing about peace while American forces expand tho war l s They are "'P"nstbk lor day aflernoon by Common Pleaa hard for life. Thursday night , one son, Hobart M. !Jay. In Viet Nom. The military nowsJMpor Red Star said tho lh>' program a nd ,Judge .John C. Bacon. It was . . . ton , and a Sister, Stelltt Bent-· o.nly solution to the problem lies in peaceful n•gotia- 1 Cl \·tc lr>adrrs and other mdi- noted b:w- Judge Bacon that h:s hhnn ley, Lesage , w. Va . F'our chll· hons. :, I are rect" JYing !urms,1Srhuster had previously serv. " a e a ew s eps m " roo dren preceded her in death "Any other rood Is donge,ous to the causo of from thr council ;n a member· ed two years in • South Coratemperature went Friends may calf al the fun- world peace and to tho United Stat., itself," Red Star Islop dme Member <lop, ., .• $10 Iina pemlentta ry on a simtlar when down. era! home any time. warned. TOLEDO (lJPI) N Lit' 1 t h ! for mdi vidua ls and lor COIIlJJan charge NATCHITOCHE8, LA.- COM· 3 . . for Ohto -:---,s· future o po ,Jra Y a.~ (' m-:, . Juro~s S wPre W. Swartz· pany offcilals searched the ashPravda claimed there were in U. on providing GovparJ.arnc s A. monopo Rbod esY it•s v;tththefro m fe · 50 ·s or $5" les ... fron . J H H March 18 is Nt>w"'1 S. po Jl cy tn · 5outheas t Asta, · ' d l'h urs d ay ntg · hi m ca 11 tng f or 1 · t 'tsan s uppo r 1 o r "'· 100 "v. oward covered ground where children ., ' L. rovP.r aF1ser · S r ·• ,sal to 51 11011 10 1 1 00 once played today to find the Application Date "Tht difference between the words of tho Presi- I he four constitutional ame ndments on the May 4 hallot a nd or more • ;•tz 1· 1 20 1 dent and the actions of the American ar"m6d farces is The governor addressed a Lincoln -McKinl f'y Day 1200 · ' on. me Jeg er, ann11 1 ca~se o~ an explosion nn~ frre March 18 Is the new closing : ,..,_.. , · · ""'"*'" ·.;. · • DPeTu!rryt,l Charles wh1ch k1lled 17 persons, mne of date for acceptance of applica· : glaring.'' it said. "Despite numerous statements by the banquet , pulling the stress on the proposed $290 .m illwit 0 United States presidantand his ministers that the Uni· development bond issue and system to guarant ee loan s Tick ets for the final game v>eve La;.rence them rhl!dren. ijons for a clerk-c.:a rriPr posl· : ted Statu does not went an exnanaion of the war in for mdustnal developmc.>nt of the •·lass A s-·t'onal Basnf- 1 A Tenne~see Gas Transmis· tion at the Pomerov post • k ·tball '-T"umam•nt man Rh odes a1so 1ook some m · d'>- ...._ ' bet•ro•n penter and Ralph Pratt , fo•• sion Co pipe!lne blew out about fice, the Board of U. S. Civil I Indochina, they have already oxpondad it." 1 daylight yesterday In a small Serv1ce Examines announced SAIGON IUPII - Gen. Harold K. Johnaon, U . S. reel jabs at Democratic critl- and lead s to complacenry ' No- ' the- Eastf'rn Eagles aod tht> 1 residential community near Thursday. Army chief of staH, today began an extensive survey I c sm of Lhe bond issue, indus- thing 1s so destructiVf' of the J winner of lht> Albam·-St r\t A ,\J A Speaker Natchitoches. Four homes and azsppHcations must be ecelv- of the American-supported war against Communism tria l loan and legisl ative reap- 1future of Oh10 as vena l poht1cs game will br availabl~ ai th(' in VIetNam. a trailer were demolished by ed by Mar. 18 or lf by mal:. In porhonment amendments. J in the present .' ' the governor i Eastern High Scboolo trkt" ' Ht-ard by Dot"tor 8 the force of the explosion and a !etter po.~tmarked :10t later Johnson's arrival in Saigon coincided with reports He said that " constant pohti- added . : from 10 a .m. until oooo Sat- I Drs Selim J. Blazewicz. Ray!he fire which followed. than that date. of o bold ayllght attack Thursday by Communlot for. cal bickernig interrupts the The issues wh1ch go up for a 1 urday . mond E. Boice and Roger Dan1 ces against American and South Vietnamese troops In 1 flow of new JObs " and contro- vote in the May eleflw n do not Tbt- tickets may be puf(•bas- 1els . all M.Il 's. attended the tho jungles along tho Laotian border. One U. S. Army versy brought on by "corrosive ' put one segmtnt of Ohio ed also a1 tht Baum Lumbt·r 1965 County Medical Society OfLOCAL TEMP PLAN BAKE SALE 1 Special Forces saldior was killed and four other Amer· f thinking" erodes public concern agamsl another segment ," he I company ln Cb<rster at n.oon, 1fl"ers C'.onference at the Piau The temperature in Pome- The Pomeroy Seniors will leans wounded In tho Viet Cong 111oull • 325 milH ·- · ----- - claimed offielals at Eastern H 1g h ' Hotel in Columbus recently. roy's business district at 11 :30 hold a bake sale Si!turday, Mar. northeast of Saigon. A sixth American was wounded In ( :ourl Pa ·m.-nts in ''It is a program for everyS('hool announ('ed ~oday East- [ Sf>veral national orficials ser. a. m. today was 34 degrees 6 rrom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the o clash with guerrillas 25 milH toulh of the capital. 111 .tht> final 1ved as speakers. } body , regardless of race . creed. , era won bertb them ·mder partly clouded skies. Pomeroy Kroger Store. Johnson termed his vitlt routine intpection Ft>bruary Revealt>d color, social position or econ- 1 by defeat~ng NelsooYIIIe &4- 1Ernest B. Howard, M. D., an4 trip" prompted by the recont upheaval in tho South Vi· omy po8ition. But it benef!ts 1 59 last night. [ assi~tant executive vice presletnamese military involving the ouster of Lt. Gen. 1 The Meigs County Court re- most those who h 1 ve 1easl," he ,lo!' :, ' , , ,;"' >··': , dent of the American Medical Nguyen Khanh as commander-in-chief. }Xorted $857 has been paid in stated. PATROL ARRESTS TWO I Association, who spoke on tbl fees to the sheriff.. state and The bond issue , he said , will ! 1'ht> Ohio State Palrol report- ! AMA's Health Plan. CLEVELAND IUPI) - FlltHn lroohmen students county from collections for Feb- finish the job of calchmg up f ec;~ the arrest Thursday of two i at Western Rfterve Unlvertity are staging a 41·hour ruary . 1 with needs ··which have btoen ,Meigs countlans, Connie Ma~h. j • SQUAD CALLED fast pratftt the United Sttti'JI' attacks into North Kenl University log to do next Monday nlghl Vial to The breakdown shows $155.25 put off for too long ." The mon1 41, Rt. 1 Middleport, cited to The Pomeroy emergene, Nam. Marcb 3, 1915 Greal! paid to the state, $82 75 to the ey would go for Industrial de- 1Galhpolis court Monday for no squad answered o1 call at 151 They ~on the fost, slmllor to that ofudonh ot De.v Slr1 Tom RaU sheriff. $439.76 to the county velopment, capital Improve- operator's license, and Richard 1P.m. Thursday to Eastman RldJI . Oberlin Collego conducted recently, Thurldoy with II' About what Mlddleport and Vice-President, Kent oul"lnces that tho unlvenity would not Interfere uniHI general fand , $73.83 to the law ments, county airports. re- Rowe, 26, R;'lcine. clled to Meigs ]where Julia Gibbs had faJita. ' I'OIIIeny <IIWicllo ars proStndena Body. library and $UJ6.21 to the auto sources And recreation ~nd ed- county court March 12 for fail- iShe was taken to Veterans Mem. j their huith wao thrut-.1. u.cati~ facilities. w-e to obtain title. orial hospital. Ucense and gaa tax fund.. The 50c quaUty. MotU-co- Solo V~rr>l COUIIIH~s. milder flow or aic that exlend· l ed £rom North Carolina and the Mld·Atlantir stales info the northern Great Lakes. Terry Dish Towels plaids - ite Nora Slit• l ~ 69 fr;~m~~ w~~:i~:t~~~m~1, s ~ ~~~l Of D "II Into Dixie, converging on a anvt e S.le40DC•nnon lor striper. - workores by the end F pl~gue I Woman'' "Kirbury" -Support Stockings ,. TURP IUILDaR PLUI 4 us 3 FIVE CENTS mamla~t~ed At Elber!elds Saving Prices Including Big Ben Jellies - Jelly Noueats - Nut Goodies - . El Rancho Candy - Royal Caramels -Ucorice Twlsta - Starlite Mints - Baby Mints - Kentucky Mmts - Swedish Kiss - Peppermint and Winter Green Lozenges - Neapolitan Chocolates Chocolate Peanutl - Cream Peanut Clusters Chocolate Ralslna - Coco&nut Stars - Cashew Clusters Bridge Mix ....:. Whip Cremes - Peanut Butter Pll· lows - Deluxe Drops - Fudge Drops - Brach• Miniatures - Cocoanut Cremes 20 Variety Cbocolatea - Chocolate Covered Cherries For for Thlt Solo Striped p1.1teil - solid color• - and whJt. aud ploldl. ------ ~- : ...ultaii O O~ All BATH TOWELS s em~-"'"'Ru~ Another Big Shipment POPULAR BRACHS CANDIES JOe (IUinon 20x40 lnth scons -~::. '·~- I ~ "' ' ''jlill' , :mr:1H1,,,. ac~oss 4. 95 OTHER SCOTTS LAWN GRASS SEED ' lo~ inflltr~tion 49c ...... A bargain at $5.95, S<otts famous FAMILY blend Is an out-and-out "steal" at $4.95. Plants a full 2500 square feet of lawn that wtll thrive with modest care in either sun or shade . And Uke all Sootts seed it's 99.91% weed free and guaranteed ·to grow • • . or your money back. l,t!OO ...... --- J .. ; :;' 2 NEN YORK - SECRETARY j'o 1,727 persons. and "f 'his of State Dean Rusk said ThursBY ROBERT WINGEIT lor an atrport if their slle ts ac· :available lor the nscal year lder to gel federal muney, t here would depend 0 11 tt.- >n il ,I ra! a Cro w rema rk ed thai in such , number 67 were lound to be day night the world should have " Metgs County IS htgh on the lceptahle, " a ccording to Ccow, begmnmg July I , 1966. He in· must be a public bud y such as 1 Crow sa td he lea rn ed th e areas as Metgs, Gallia and Ma· pos;ttve reactors . . recognized ago that Com- priority list for ass istance in (' but this does not mean aU 15 l d1cated that before tht!se Ieder- th e county commi ssioners to lland for an airport , whtcn wouJd son there wou ld . in Tberf' "-'ert 174 . live bn·t"s munist of troops the bUJ/ding of an airport, pro- ,wrll get one.'• al funds are allocated there subm1t an appltcatlon by April jquallt y lor federal ass ista nce.l1hkelihuod . be only one a rport and 221 deaths w1tlt 1 and arms nahonal bor· viding we can obtain a suita· [ Mr Crow said the state re- ,may be a requirement that air· 2, 1965." must be purchased by a pohti· 'S>te to gel lede ra l a td. Federal the departmenl m 1964. The ders is aggression. ble site that will gain the appro- quirements for receiving a1d in iport facJiilles must be satis tac- P lans and for ca! suhd1vision whic h mtP.nd s to jofftr als mdicated they wouJd , cause or .death II 1 0 1 1 . · st1 e in the regwn ·' Meigs County rd' , utr'tg ht arge-sca e aggres- val of both state and fed eral lthf' con struct wn of airports ha ve 'torv· for commercial avUttion . feder al money, LogelhPr w1th bu ild and operate the faci!itv· p1ck the best durmg lht> yf"ar 5. 'th th · d 1 officials." jnot yet been revealed, but it It was reported the cost and b1ds, must i"The fed eral government incH- 1 Crow a nd the other leaders l was ea to £'omplex. !ons carry Wt ak l This statement was made ro. 1has been pointed out 3,00() ft. la;d would be lor improvinl! e> · be subm>tted by July I, 1966 cal ed it could not loan muney 'a ltend mg were told thai no , . Sanitanan Perry Riggs for tthetheaggressor, . requirements istmg airports as well..a _ lor ILo stand submitted to :hcensed 89 food service oper.8risks aid "B Commumsts ml'da)· by Pomeroy Attorney Fred ferred. Federal · a chance of recenil ng ' tu anv· C J C.' but that il would rul es havt> · · u · W Crow who allo•nded a meet- runways 65 II WlQe ace pre- new ones. It was also Indicated constderal wn through lhe "".. be granled to a polil!cal subdt· 1the [edera l govemneot on Ap al!ons and the depar1mem proSoutheast Asia have fallen ha cking thi s week in Clumbus with 'are l.he same length-wtse , but 11he grants would not provide 1gram ,_Crow learned. The leoer· ,v. swn whirh IS In opera !·' the pal ach ia n so far The fedecal vtded 242 inspections and co.. on aggression.by mflltratmn (If stat e and ff'deral offirml s wher the rWlway Width must be 75 funds for hangers or bulldings.l al offiCials also sard .a guaran- lairport ." added Mr. Crow lreprf' Sf"nl at vt's explamf'd thaT in of llwses arms and tratned men acrosa lmost counties in the 28 · coun ty ft. j The Pomeroy mic . leader, ,tee must be made which would Ohio offtcial s. howe• er, mdi · ·all proba bil1ity the money spentl wtth 4>2 foodhand ler cards ianaltonal frontiers a clear and 'Appalachia area of Ohio were Mr . Crow reported a rep re- ,who was representmg the Meigs gtve assurance, pnor lo con- caled the slale would gram lhr ough Appa lach ta would car. sued. senla ltve of lhe federal govern- 1Cuunty CommuMy lmpYove· struction of such an airporl , tt money to Communi ty hnpn•ve· rv the same regulaltons a< now fh e ceport "The d.,. unequivocal recogntt;on hy _the represented rest of the world lhaf CYow said. " In order In have men! said $75 mi llwn wtll be ment Corporation, sa td, " In or· would be lnr 20 menl Cor poraltons. >'Xbts rhr" ugh the Federa l As· mand for 5'Wage and Wafer sup15 thiS " a form of aggression long ov- a site which could be approv-- --- - - - - - - - - •years and ha ve a hard surfaee 1 " Fina l requirements or the sistanre Act ply se rv1 res contmued to risa t rdue.'' [oo by the state and feder<ll a- ' i'wi1h bla cktop . jslate are mdPitnite as w who Gov .J.1mes A Rhnd es spokf' i dur mg 1964 II· a hgih 481 mgeneies. soil and prevailrng wind ( A state official a!t endmg the would be granted money Ln hlllld brieflv during the discussion on sper hons and consultationo;, A STORM FRONT THAT istudie s must be made " 1 sess 10n estimted it would cost airport s if the dt>\'e lopment bond Others rrorn rhe local There were water samplea of l Fift""n counli es wilhin the ' between $65,00() and $75,000 to iss ue pa sses ," smd Cruw . " but , c 1 c. group who are heading rollecled dunng the year. slapped a four-day S ha• e a blacklop runway_ on a m con npd ;on wtth I he ledecal the ai r port Cllmmntee herP ace heavy snow on the Mtdlands, Appalachta area have been aphobbled weakly eastward today ., proved by fed eral aulhonttes AiGON !UPI)- U . 5. and South Vietnamese 300() ' 5 ft. landmg stnp He progra m. ha •e Hurare Ka rr, Htll Ch ilds and causing light rain and •now ov- - - -fighter-bombers today bombed and llrafed Commun· satd , howe ver, the actua l cu<t been sel and are very r igtd." Fran k1m Rtzer. fr scattered areas . ist V•et Cong positions about 25 miles south of Oa ~ ._ -~-- ~ Chllied winds streamed south whore •. battle Wll reported raging. Am· I Jn. Hook •nd Tufted Ar.. Ruo. Oval hooked rug with noral pattern In center Green, Rose, Brown, (rl)Jd. ::~.u• .::·- I elude AM, AM and FM, clock radios and transistors. Drip Dry - 100% cotton. 36" wide. Patterns mltable for a:owna, pajamas, etc.Floral ud juvenile de- 1 Marvin Bw-t. a PLISSE , I 1$. ;. 1 ~~~~~~iin conoN 1 ZIPPER FLY SIZES One and two of ,, I $19.95 AMIFM TABLE RADIO . . • •• ••••• • $77.00 $39.95 AM Long Rongo RADIO • ••••••••• $33.00 $49.95 AMIFM TABLE RADIO , •• • •••••• $«.50 $39.95 AMIFM TABLI! RADIO .. •• • •••• •. $34.00 $65.00 AMIFM CLOCK RADIO . . • • • • • • • • $57.00 $2495 CLOCK RADIO . • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • $19.00 $44.95 CLOCK RADIO ......... ......... $33.00 $S9.95 AMIFM CLOCK RADIO . . • • .• • • • • . $51.00 $19.95 CLOCK RADIO . . . ....... ..... .. $17.33 539.95 TRANSISTOR RADIO ............ $29.00 $34.95 TRANSISTOR RADIO . .•••••••••• $27.110; SPOT SEEDER. I lb . .. ....... .. ..... .... $1.25 nold, president, and the Lord's Prayoor in unison, opened t h e of the P001eroy Band Boosters Association Tuesday eveninK at the Senior High ' School auditonum 1 Plant were discussed for serving the Pomeroy High School Alumm banquet on May Z9 Mrs Leo Vaugban, Mra Harry Watson and Mrs Vernon Evans were named as the nominating , committee to report at the April meeting Hostesses for April I meeting will be Mrs Renzo Menchinl, Mr1 Charles Legar, Mrs Edward Wells and Mn ~ .r,::.:. ' Dr H ll Boocks. M D.. lOur hPa ll h fs greatly artected 31 3 profer live tmmunlzatlortl 1 heallh commtss ioner. taday by the way we earn ,a hv&n!:;, were giYen by pubbe beaiUI pledged the Count,\' Healtt1 de the env!Tonment , and the kind nurses lO sch 10! children, prepartment will contmue to work of soctefy m wh1ch we !ive .., school ers and adults . Nurset to ftn d solu twns for the mount- ··The progress and su<:cess visited 1,913 hollle! to fur111Stl mg hea llh problems o/ a of a local he~Jth department health informatioo. gmda nce gruwmg and changmg popu Ja.l fl' fl ects the m<:~n 1 h•sted mlerest and ttlt-rapy Cnppled ch Jidren, twn . of the crllzf"ns in commllfltl y lheart . plastic sw-gery and visThe statement was mad p in j health.' ' he eondud~ i.on climes provided !3!:1 clli ldthe Me tgs count)' Heallh Ue- ~ ~1embers of Count y Board )ren under the age of I WJtb WASHINGTON PRESI· pa rlmenl annua l re p"rt m of Hea llh are Dr E. p exa mma!ions and gu1dance. '· ' which a c1ttvnes of fl.e depor t· M. D . pre,.d ent Oaw l>ntt on, Vts; on screenmg was provid· dent Johnson says the U. S. economy must contmue to grow , ment durmg 1964 we'e summar- •tee pres idenl , Atkm s, ed 1.333 youngstm m the Me1g• as it never has before m order ized. Dr. Boock s also sa;d · Cha rles Pmmger aod Rob<cr i!County Schools, W>lh 17_ re[erto reach full employment on , The H,oa lf h Depa rt me nt ts ' Beegle rals for further exammatt_on Its march to the " Great SocJelone of the tax supported dms- 1 The report shuwf'd thP dPpa rt · Tile repor1 2150 ty" ' ,, , tons ol loca l govem q,ent , esta b-imenl' s 500 ,ce of tunds was , sat · ' dtabetes screenmg• The President Thursday , ,,' 1 ; , i 1:!( I '· li shed by law . to servo all of 11 _200 lhrough a ft'(J o• a l g'anl , " ere gtven Wtth 179 suspecte1. 1' ,1' '1 Ill ' ,,, ' stressed the importance of wipr the people wilhin the !'Ounly m-<ud . $1,510 from Still e su bs!· : The also showed 63. 1ng out unemployment in a speHOSPITAL IMPROVEMENT- Members ollhe Ladies Auxiliary of the Meigs County Memorial Hospital have : ' 'The eommunny ·s pn duewi d) . 119.046 m local '" ' " " nd Metgs Counltans on the Health cia! manpower message to Con· c omplete d th eir most recent project on the interior of Veterans Memorial hospital. Scott Luca s. ri ght , X-ray tech- ty _ 1ts rea l wea lth _ " de $! .099 m li cense.<. Expend ttnre> 1 Depart men< 1'8 Reg><try w".h 1 gress . Backed by a bulky 276 nic ian at the hospital , looks over an artificial foilage display recenUy completed in the e mergency waiting room . 'pendanl upon the m•·nt "l physt- , tor lhe yea r mcludc'd sa lanes. m a tuberculostt page r eport from the Labor De· Left to right are Auxiliary members .Jean Will. Wanda Fetty, and Mary Seaman. " This is a bt g improve me nt fo r the I ca l and soc ;al well . bemg ot i $15.679 "2. tra vel $2.072 20 and , he . depa rtment held SIX c!J.mcs and gave 88 partment , the message called emergenc y waiting room," said Adminis trator Charles Rideout who has ofte n expressed appreciation to the Aux- 'the population. Hea:,; serv ces ' other expen.srs $5. !11i7 77. 1 for an all-<>ut effort to provide iliary for its many s ervices - Sentinel photo. I are themselves form ol wealth . / The repor t mdlcal ed over I,· whde lhe enough jobs for the nation's ----_ --_ o JJe umt from mushrooming labor force, Oh10 Department of Health Viswhich is expected to grow by Jted Lhe county last year a!!d Solid •-•• - ·----- -·- ···----- ---- --- - - --- $2.91 DMron- Pltt•l Solid Color• ... ......... ......, •.• ~ · - · $3.95 esHIFTI 1.-lclolh- Plourod end Lfooht ond Dork Shod" -- - - -- - ----------·-- $3.91 • LUY DOLL PAJAMAS lattm - Pothl onol Prbrtod ------------------ $1.91 lttlstes Duron-PrtntN •M loiiH-Put.t Colon , ,91 Dtcron - Solidi - P••tel Shadl1 .... . .... - •• - ... $3.91 e FULL LENGTH PAJAMAS PUu.-aaflr.tii-B.... deloth-flant'l Patternt $2.95 arNdcloth - Prlntecl P•ttern. --------- ------- $3.tl e&IRMUDA PAJAMAS lottlh - Pootot Dolo ................. - •• - - •· $2.H esLIIPCOATS RADIOS Sizes 3 to 6x •••• • • •.• ••••• • •••• • • • • • • •·• $1.69 ' 1 RCA VICTOR PLAY, 1,000 ICJ· ft . ..... ...... .. ..... · .. $2.95 Devotions by Mrs Maxine Ar- ".f .5.! Health Commissioner I 1Cites New Problems !In Department Work •, PU... Cr9111 latt.tn-Dacron-Plcw•l or 1 Boostero Planning To Serve Banquet _, "'"""' .., - . ,. RIP I COLUMBUS E. E. HOLT state public matruction superin- j tendent, will recommend that the state Board of Education at its montbly meeting Monday approve a list of 10 technical I ! institutes to be authorized to I confer degrees. He also has recommended the board re lease $1,245,256 in federal funds for vocational rehabilitation programs, among them Lancaster, $130,000. e FULL LINGTH GOWNS Also lmH knoc:lo:ers In the same fabric and colon .... lodoy Zl - 35, low . . . IN&. NO . 27._4:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,:POME..::::.:~RO:::.Y.:..:-M:.:.::.::iD::::Dl:.::.:E:::.POR=T:.:.·..:O:::,H.:.:;IO:;,__ _ _ __,:f.:.:R:.:ID~A:.:.Y!..'.:..:.MA::....:.:..:.RC::.:H.;.-:.5,_ , . ;,.19;.,; 6. ;:,5_ _ _ _ _ _ _ WORLD SAL II 51- 31o6x $1.95 Sizes 71o 14 $2.49 1 225 No. Second Sleepwedr .. tltto - Dtcron - Pleured Pa...rnl - - ·------- $2.95 DHron-Solhl Colon-Pa... lt and Da,. --- ----- ~.91 1 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE en tine the P-- l.'mup /or W Pddillf( Men's-.Women's CANVAS LOAFERS Mens, Boys Basketball Ox. at y ...,._ 1 8ilfllte - Pllln or O.Cron Gow,.._prlntecl or Solid• 2.95 Do....., ond Whlp,.od c....,. Fll>rlo-P10tol Colon $3.9.1 ·- l'fuesday evening at the Masonic Out-uHown relatives a n d Temple. friends who were here for the · Clara Sue Soulsby, worthy wrddrng of Mi ss Christine Coats matron, and James Soulsby, <:~ nd Mr Russell D. .\tcJnLyre worthy patron, presided Mema nd son, Konald . Great Neck , bers we1e remrnded of the re~ Y : Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Mey: ceptlon for Vida Carson distri~t er, Mrs F'rank White, Colum- deputy grand matron at ~rt· bu!l, Mr a11d Mrs Millard Bw ella on March 6. An invitation lord, Follensbee, W. Va .; Mr. was read from Bucyrus Chapand ~I r s. Alf red <:ardner and ter No . 3, the home Chapter daughter, Gay, Carey, Ohio; , of Alice Ryder grand cond~ct­ "IJss Loretta f' orney. Miss Kay tress, to attend grand inspechon HersPhe! man, Miss Jacquf Kel- on A.pril 3. . ler . Ohio Norther n llmvers1 !y, It was dectded to have a dinAda : Mr and Mrs LoweU Pro- , ner preceding the inspection on pa"·"· Ch;.rles ton . W. Va ; Mr . May 1 and named on the plalland Mrs . Fred Coata, Muncie, I nrng committee were Geor~ Jod . Mr ~ H.i.-.IJard Hayman, I Watson, Ella Smith and Marle Philadelphia , Pa . and Mr. and JCurd . . Me iHn Cu cle.. Sprmgfield, Ruth Tompkms, chaplam, , draped the charter in memory i ·~ - -· of Harry P. SmJth, then read a poem, "The Tapestry Weaver," by Anson G Chester Obligation night was observed and the enmining committee functiOned in open Chapter The meeting closed in regular form and Mabel Goegletn a past matron gave the farewell. Table decorations and refreshments carrytng out the St Patrick Day theme were served by Clara Sue and Jame.o Soulsby, Betty and Guy Cowan and Kathryn Jordan, .. Cew.r, In In against .stains, ;n e W'EA'Ifid a t New Sprl111 Styl• Initiation P/ ed f ann Next Meeting SlOO VOL XVI For Women In the Ll"'•rle Doporlment On The Main Floor Whatever a liri doe~ RuH 'n Tumble stntch panll keep riJht up with her, 'eaunthey're made for fun and made lor I~ that' I always neat. Elasticized at the top, these cuddly warm play pants art of 100% orion acrytic, SYI·mer protected • iiiiiiiiiiJM a. Sura You S.. The •YWW ANNIVERSARY SALE 2 Freshmen - Jeff Bogp, BetIY Cunningham, Jam'" Condl, Elaine Davis, Bill Hackett, )(a. ren Hawley , carot Kinl, Luanna Mcintosh. Pat Slaven. ewALTZ LINGTH GOWNS l•tllte Gownt- Plor•l or nlid e.lor -- - - --- --- $1.95 1 Sp9 '1'lle bare, tile weft. bon lbgllab rodonl similar to a raf>. lilt, tot.. readllJ II lbe water. J1 twlma well. '-: c;..'\ .. ~ I Women's CANVAS LOAFERS TENNIS SHOES .:~ Sam .,_£-T-C-H PANTs MEIGS THEATRE r ~Ka~:uaa'cke;' Only one thing moves as fast aS'a girl •.• Servt"""' Held Monday #or Ear/ Roush 95th SOIL .... - E!Lnor odJ. Junloro Carole Andenoo. Sophomo Wa Da· Cluiltlne Bailey, Kathy Brat- mer, Lelalrdr BrolltwnSa.""" yneGarten ln., Cynthia Conde, Alloe Darst, Soon; Sbanm flaJTisoD, Kathy Lacey, Ha Sle m .. .. Hood Clllto Lewll, Joyce Long, Rita yneo, •• .......,, , NOW YOU KNOW Wearing Apparel for Your family-Furnishings for your Home bri~fly of Artists are R • T • ·~· MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY your SHOPPING CENTER u.· ·. prt'- 1noes Y.f'H' d famlh for Coals , Pvt Steve Olsen , Jo- 1Moore and Miss MildrPd Hawbusm ess Georgf' u son Cba I G 11 mg. un d I P.mbranres and seph Walters, res raven- i ley . They were enroute borne me~tlng membt"rs reporlt> Lm· m t> mona rem na \\o altf'rs rna , st me . Miss Wanda Coat.l! , M1ss 1 from Eaton. Ohio , where they provmg tram rt'{·;nr ll!nf's~ec; from Mr~ J: d H me lor .Jacque Kel ler, Loretta Forney had attended funeral servlces were Mrs Pt->tl'r Sta L't' \4rs Iron of !ht' f' rn~ tho home. and )!iss Kay Hers hf' rman Fur f his mother Rev Gardner M•rvm Kell\ and Mr s Zelia I ('hmtmas ~r fts l o e res t J:lachtel and other out of vr · ·f th Mid. ' ..,, as formerly pastor o e Cross . Rt-quesrs were read li'OITI Lu wn !!: Ut'Sls . : d eport Church of Christ. 1 It was reportt'd thlll 2~ti slC'k ! HP.th Davis St'<:retan · to the I Mr. an d Mrs . Lawrence MUll de durmg the 1 1 11 ca s were ma . Gra nd ('hlf'f for a date or w /" • hoan were in Athens Wednesmonth and $49 spt'nt on al~~~~s / Mnvention m Nnvf'mhrr and Persona lfleS , day They planned to visit ti c work )i.J.med Wt';·e I /rom Ruth Burrmgton for a do l with Mrs. w. Brider, and mean~ com mt I natio n tn thf' grand sf!'SS ion , If rmerly of Middleport now re.. Mrs Phil Memhart and Mrs . d o Kari Owen, co-cha 1rman . asstst i " hlrh was pass~ i ev1ew OplCS ~ siding in Massachusetts. ed bv Mrs . Alfrf'd B1ggs . Mrs . I Mr~ Griff Russell, S~a ff Cap-' Personalities 1 Ul Soc Seal eld Nath~n Btggs. Mrs Paul Zirk·' tam . an nounred ~ractJre se"·l lntert>stmg reviews were givle Mrs Rtchard Owf'n . Ert.::~ ~ s1ons for tlw si.Ri f lo be ~eld er the Vlidd!eport Literary dub .._... ~mley, Mrs Harry Clark . Mrs 1t at the Apn l and May mee~m~~:· Wednesdal- at the home of Mrs. frank Cheesehrew and Mrs fo!lt\wmg the regular meetmgs Cl} de Jnge ls on the personali~ !l offl ce rs and members of ties of two well known artists tl1e staff are to be present at u/ these limes , one who had . the sessmns the artistry of the pen Ernest Funeral serv1ces for Mr. Earl ' n--k ' Roush were th conducted · Mrs Nathan s 1ggs thankf'd I Hemmgway, and Norman •wt.: -~ R . Monday Coata Poi'Nf'8Y, Ohio 1mgs· II 1 1 1 r the br sh Afternoon at e aw tht> group for t he flowers , ca s we , o u . F eral Home with Deland cards sent dunng her be-l Mrs. Harold Sauer had pre- : bun E th d Leonard TONIGHT 8n f rr-d th review of "A Move-! ert rns owsen 1 NOT OPEN n:avemen l Past Chte pms pa e , . Haucks offtciatl'ng. Burial was e Present eod to Mrs Nath· l able Feast. wntten by Ernest . Cb h' G Hill 1 wer · h'Jch told of the made m es tre rave " •ggs · o nd M r ~ Horace Mc1 Hemmgwav, w a FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY , n D• • • · Cemetery M•rch 5·6 El htnnl'v bv Mr'i Ka rl OwPns 1author 's IJfp in Pans In 1921 to lib · H e Ab" THE LONG SHIPS" . 11926. and which wa s read by Pa earers were ora~ Ab1Techmwlor) F'ollow mg the meetmg mem-1 Mrs J ames Eu ler . Mr. Hem- 1 bott, Edgar ~bbott , M~rt . Russ T ambl~ . R1r ll:lrd W1 d bers wf' nl tD the dming room mgwav fore-most of Amerrcan ' bolt , Tom .Ri ley , Lewis Harris mark. ()~(' a r H1tmol ka, ~ l dll f"V I wher e rPfrt>:o:llmenls were sen;. lATit ei s ' and Pulitze-r Prize wm., and Marvm Roush, Jr . ~ Poi t ier 1 •-- hl s ear 1y Saturday followmg 3 Stooge-1: PU· ·r 1lt' tah lf' derwa lion s car- ner. desc n or.~ a 1- · Housh died . nd out the St. Patnck·s Day tPm pts m getting his · works a long Illness. . SUN . MON., TUES. ! t1em e Hos 1 f's.~ es were Mrs. ublished i Here for the services were Mnch 7-8-9 Me P · . his family, Mr. Dallas Roush, Karl Owens Mrs. Horace · M 1s~ Bess San born reviewed 1Lo A C .f . M and Scheming Schemers R k II ., 1 s nge 1es, a1I ., r. Elllinnev and Mrs OLho Watts. lh bo k "N ''GOODBYE CHARLIE" . t o . orman oc we • M M Roush Atlanta ! Tt'(' h ni('o] or J ments Will be wel l known Amert ca n illustra- G . rs . darvtlhn . ' ••R-vm ·' Ton y ( u rt h. Dt•bh ie Rf! vnold s No refresh I •p 1 nd Mav . a .. an e•r son, !Yld.l. e1 · a' 11e ,"I n "' . tor or t}'plt'al Amen ean scenes. n~ h J t t'o ed in Ala· Cotorurtoons mgs H .0 k h e bPe £WUS , r .• sa i n 1!1 ~ r s f av . n seen .on :l bama , Mr. and Mrs. Glenn the ( over o Sa tUJday Evenmg : R h St Cia svtlle Ohio · a p 1 ('0 II 1' .5 A . d ous ' . IT • • t~o; · - b ·. me~~an, 1 daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ~ . er dpu 1 irfld1lons. 1 >Ss f ah~- ' Flynn and family of Colwnbus. : uurn tsp ave S i:l~ip es o ts : Others attending were Mr. ; more fa m~u ~ p~ mtmgs. and Mrs . Frank Abbott, son. Members repsonded to roll J k Abb tt Gallipolis and I call with a work by e1ther atJ- 1 ~i~s Mar~o~ Bois of 'c harleslhor Mrs . Eult>r, prestdent, led ! ton , W. Va . HIS Widow , Mrs. the group m the cluD . coll~t , Roush , is visilmg with her bro! ana announced the leg1slat1on !her and fam ily, Arlee Abbott meelmg or the FMeration to of Rock Springs. be held March 25 in Nelson . 'I vUie Those wis htng to attend -. 1 may contact her. The State ' IS Conv Pn!wn will be held Apri1 1 20.22 in !'leveland Mrs. F: ,er-1 •Or ott Hayes will be hosless lor , the next meeting. Slzo 4 to 10 Plans were made for initiation ~-a Black a Bluo P' · at the next meeting when Porn~ aWhito _ ____ _ pr. RP/atit1l'S, 1-'riend• eroy Chapter 18&, OES , met kle , Most Exce llent .d Ll ns rhe s--~ u.~ , "-· · ··-· I .. ,..,,. ,.... --,... - ·-. . . ·j .' �' a ' .. . .. • • Know "You Could at , - ~st Talk to Htm!'' The Daily Sentinel YOUI COMMENTATING EDITOR1AU Y alwaya wonder what the future holds for the young graduates of Metgs ~unty schools, when we realize that bl a few short weeks they will wa~ ~p and get their diplomas. They ~ro a Y are asking themselves fhe ques~on o~ What they are going to do If they do ~~ et a college education• Those genera y ~ho are headed for coilef• hall• have at ltaat a fairly good Idea o what they fare in to opedalize in In tho next our CO R re Of everv 10 persons who • • ~=~u~:. n;~m stoch:\1 !hg~s ~~r~~~ high about live will go on · d eatton Ia with those who are cone1u . qu tbelr education. We find that there ~~ dark outlook in one respect and a bright one in others. . . h boo! graduate wt11 Tbt &Yenge big sc that find It comparatively easy to ~n~ut at flrat jobw!D . It mlb ghtpon~~~~~ ~~~ch in most least It ea ' . In their Instances will pay • living wage ht find eagerness to get 1 jo~o~."i t;;'~e disap· tbat Its nature ~~~~~tart In 1 period of polnvlngtlnl- ~~yfrom job to job In bQpes of mo I hi that will allow them r:e~~:! .~§ satisfied tn Its doinfh II the great dan~er to the you Tlttft " ob 8Wltcher often run• ln!o r~· ~~·:to their chan~eabtllty. whtch ts uuu• u wl h k "'lclsm by manv looted upon t • fact that there emp\oyera. !t Ia a ~~':u.ra tbu ever ............ ,.... h HELEN HELP US! k-- by an romantic. glamorous JroadW_, Julletl':.,B:'~ho front pages when TWA !lights. Sid Lull mu!l! be a movie !itled "The Lalnl K~ ~ Barbra Stre•sand in "Fun· mood. He plan• to " starting In June .. abo aubltltu.... or wtih the show. From Story of. Lucky Luclan~ichard Burtons' butler DY Girl," lo DO longer lose5 a performance, the Believe 11 or not, lho ed Johann Seba•tl.ln now on, if Barbrl m . there'll be no more when muslc!al will bl can~.;.l\a stories with an- in Switzerland IS namll tbree names Bach. And they. "'" "or about him A total or tboll won~fulln the part ol Fanny Brice they sJ>O"k to htm Ia ers art ocan· other actresl Pay 1 . aeriolll about his own avoid luturo . . . warren Beatty •:he better to make mort or 26 crack mm c~T~.;'.... nlng the scnpt ol ~r ' to make certain production company ho alnlul director> who money and avobld t se &e ha• already lined probloms. '11tey're :SI~n unfavorable light doa't see him t II wayd Elaine May to IJI1'1to tho! no one portray ID Audry Hpburn will up Budd Schulbora an 11 they won't f..l Ia eaolly ldentill.lble .. F to star In ··ven· ori&tnalJ for blm. Hopefu y, 1 warren'l be signed br. 20th ~t~~.os nightclub on tho ton to cut from one o Rising · · k dl only puJ a com I tty tn•onue In 1 picture us west Side will operate on wee :n expensive &ood scenes to a pre • c and ~at . The Broadway !lrm of Fryer' ~" ud· soon •• It unloads Ito eurren Harris I• the hot conten<ler to create e a but dyln& - act. !k! Heten Bottel-.... My Jleadon Auwer tbo Mall Dear Holen: About TV advertisement•. "''" erytlme 1 sit dowo to rein all I see is 1HEM. It would not be so bad except tht-!v're !hl terrible. For examJ.le: with ant deter· 10111 for ,ashing clothes, I can wash m•r.y shirts with the SllmO water &lld a.~ a bo1us. I get a 1 c~ kook ndtng through my "7. Capitol Comment, Events By William S. White en 11 Involuntarily' Is to some extent him- !:t "llo" ooJ. Dear Lorna Wouldn't It be lovelv 11 that hand reached out ot !he washIng maehtne, grabbfd tho Whito Knight by the neck, pulled him down in the water and wasb- .er shot up, up, up In the sky, never to be seen again? -H. Dear Helen: 1 read the article rrom "Poorer but Surer," con•.:ernin~ the high cost of having her female yard on 8 bo1st. Wtu want! cat neutered, rn~ 1. I sugg•;t she find out how much th1o their flowers trampled? Within another wa~n1ng orOI.i•Jt;t I get operation would cost for a per· 10 feel son, includlni ourgeon'o feeo, 1 washln& amchlne tall. Only """ d,....,ack : my hospitalization, ttc. laundry room ceilln~ is eight The coot of o small animal feet! hospital, mcludlng equipment, With vet anothe~ product I probably Is apwardl of $50,000. get a h.tNt In my m&eblne, with The veterinarian'& educntior. ts another I get a bu\\dozet crash- second only 1n co!l! 1 othat ol Ing around my boll5e, wt\h an· the M.D. He bas spent more other' fUR"lY little rr.eo who time tralrilng lor his profeMion "dig dowo d<•P and get out than 8 dentist, lawyer engin· dirt/' etc., et<"., etc. eer or architect. Hll averoge Honest. Htlen, bow dumb, Income 1J a little over $3 ·an atupld and low' Indeed do the advertlsln& people think the TON Politicians overyw horo ev WASHING -tho moot painful mten~ sell defiled? edit Kuchel carne to the aro watchinJ with taken by one ol tb•lr To hll arheat her ow~d It to his profeosion . . 1 conclusion t at t 1so to 11ea the rare eour1r IIUI!lber In going atralght to cr•m•;:. and to hi• country and it.of cc:r,::;,.~For U uriS asatnot smeara 101•1 bey even . himself - to t.ake up e kind wu a!~ rslaucl Umltl to whkh the profes,.on cbarocter • dostruc~n ~=ly vicious pre11 accustomed. lowed to run free, a ld be like ..ylna Lke his fellow politicians generally Sen. cedent could be set: It wou t' that tho '!'tiOIDU Jtuchel ol California, tbe assistant to the well • poisoners of our /"e whatever Republican leader of the Senate, Is accu• aky wu the limit : that anyt tng wmed to being called some pretty ugly could go In politics. . . an cl tlllnp and simply shaking his bead and proSo he went to the Dt!l!riCt At~rnoy an In· etedln about his buolniSI. grand jury In Lol Angolea and a kod bu ~ 11 a tradition In lho trade that It 1' dependent investlsation ...'111• .grand jury Ev· lloth bacl fonn ancl bad luck to ~ t 0 run found, in the word• of Dltl.rtet Attorlle1 aln!l! dOWD every alJndor; that the pubhe tttpeell olio Younger, that the accusat1ont l i and 1bo plltlciu lo aufftr In silence. His •kin " Kuchel were "Iaiii, reeklou, mallclolll ted proaumed to bo far thicker than that of othtr vicioua." Certain persons have been ind~no­ IMD. and ~.,.. It lo oo prt!umed by so for conspiracy to libeL Their gull\ or . many. It mmt actually be far thicker If the cence is not any part of tho busmesa ol thil, poor Is to live at all. column but only of tho courts. n Stffi , _ the nonnally mild and amiable Kuch~\ himself believe• it wao aU · an • 1 Kuchoi _ the most powerful Republican. in ceplionally bitter rtght • wing plot. sr~ h:bi~­ Clllfenlla and quito possibly a man deottned what is commonly called a II":: 01 - da lor national office - bao had enough. can and hu long been In the I Ia Lut 1~11 there appearad in Ca\lfornla and on ultra • conservatives in and olrtside Cal\:r\,; urlous far right . wing mailing lists across Perhaps so; perhaps not: agam .It II I ~ thl country a document concerning him ol the court to oon out guilt or mnoconce which wu 10 nasty as to oflend the very motivation and all that. . lsi Mwen Into which all <lecenl people receivln& Moreover, it is not the atm of this column It should straiehtoway have tlropped it. to crltlclte honorable atta~ks, however tough, It falsely accUM<I Kuche\, on tbe basil of upon any politician or off10e • bolder, nor ::. u allolod police arreot that never even hap- aullgeol thet only right • w mg people ceo ltb penad o1 drunkenneu and immorality of a bush the characters of othoro. Some ol 0 J)«Uilarly ravoltlna kind. lle faced, then, the lefties can bl very moan, too. . hone!l! of prob\omo. Should ho help apread 11 io, however, definitely tho 11m to uluto th!J evil rubbloh by goin& to the authoritie• Kurhel lor otandlng up against the filth fiung and domandlng an official investillllionl at him and for tak~ng a long • needed pilotWould 11 not be tho safer andmore cllscreot model step In pubhc hyglence agamot a afct course simply to lport it all. on the unhap- {orm of political attack that. Is becomln& all pily oound theory that he who touches pitch, too common In our nat1onal lilt. American people art!? I think these commercials are an in- sult to our lntelligeqce. -LORNA the unhappy eaptlvea could d&mand return of that portion of their dues money that bad been divert ~ d from union businest to politics. That did not sound very po oml•lng but it has turned out very well for the protesting employes. '11te ca•e wu oent back u, the Georgia court and former Superior Court Judge Malo lory c. Atkinson of Macon. Ga., was appointed auditor to work ou the formula by which tho diversion and amount of refund_ could be <letermined lor each protestina employe. There origInally were 267 protestors, of whom 145 were eliminated for one reason or another. The ontor. leaders surrendered to tho remaining 122 by meiiiiS of a stipulation. The union leaders agreed to thll stipulation alter being ordered to produce their IJ)Oney records . MaJ Elect Refund UPl was Informed that this trtipulatlon provides that each o! the remaining 122 plaintiffs may elect to receive a refund of ALL his dues and be dropped frorr union membership without prtjudlce to the right to bold ht. job or he may elect to foreIO the refund and to remain a member of tht UDioo shoP agreement. Reports From The Capitol ·- The refund will range from DOihlng lor some persons to something over ttOO. One of the protesting Qllptive en.ployeo was Miss Nancy M, Loop<!r of Washington D. C. She i: understandably dtllghtecl with tht term• of the ttlpulated •voement. To UPI. Miss Loor;>.,. Blld: "The unions nev.. will clare to produce their recorcla for an actual accountin& (and l rtsk having to reduce dueo for oe.veral hundred thouund work. Natlooal Wladow 2C states le&lilated •aatnot tho te.t.lng employe• opposed. '11to ly LYLE WIIJlON union shop. Indiana repeale<l Georgia courts found the argu· u.Jiad Jate""'tlonal tt1 ao-called right-to-work law b'· . ucb aa <I . tb1 nt teetslativo ment reasona .. masm Railroad union leaders art ur~ currt the protesting union shop elllrunnlnl scartd-terrlllecld mf M~':"~poninl lor I union shop ployel wert captive worktrl Dol be too strQill I wor - ro h bad to belon& to the union · job 1 ahowdown 011 the union shop. showdown was created by non. w o to and operating employes of the I< keep their s. ~-• ConMrvatlve sena rt Rallwa and afflltated The union leaders ca.. ~ repr~~tntatlvtt sbould be ••~ :,.~ Sou~ 11 u 0 10 n their caoe to the u.S. Supremo of thll foot raoe bolore Pra •· e Court, with understandable condent Johnson beJ!IM llllllln& ~ .._ be ob<Nt 10 fi<lenct whlcb not wholly ers.'' Perhaps '' would be In the na· • , . to obtain repo~~l ~ aeetloo •w•' PJI tho dill 1 ted 'Mle Suprems 00 1 ttonal lntereat to require a pub14 (I! of tho Taft Hartley A~ ago w.~~ ~ sg~~~~ cu:.'f~d It was okay lor lic record of how the union •hc>P Thai aoctlon permits stattl P ~ revent their union the union to use dues moi!Oj to ancl closed shop leadors whocll eutlaw 1bo union ohop. c;:~ ~ from apenditll un- support polit1cal candlclattl op- Ul lhelr ·dues money betwten llf lahor has been lr7ln& for 1 op bel elect polltl- poHd by captive memben. '11tt UlliOII boslness and politics. ,....rly 20 yoars to scuttle oec· tonal m-~~:o w~om tho pr~ cc.urt ai8Cl held, however, that &loa 14 (B). Durlng thiS period, C Couw es 18: w., that ) ( BERRY'S WORLD GHS Battles Coal Grove -~-- 1 Johnson May I ! Scores Crow's • I STEAK HOUSE 1 1 1 • I 1 1 --- I SANDWICH At Admiral King KRONER SIGNS they were gomg to try me . .. " Bay Village 69 Avon Lake 53 DENVER ( UPII- Gary Kron- he said. "I had played wmter Oberlin 55 Ridgeville 53 Cla8t A Tournaments At Fairport Newbury 72 Cleveland Luthean East Fairport 74 Cleveland St. Stanislaus At Ravenna Mogadore 6 Streetsboro 59 Kent State High 78 Auua At ctearview Cuyahoga Heights 67 Columbia I THE DAILY SENTINR DIVOT~l. TO tNTIIIIT 01' MIIGI MASON AIIU major in comfort i ) et~~-~~ 1 1 *BEST QUALITY! 1 *BEST SERVICE ! o--: ~iar. 5, 1965~3_ and style UNIVERSITY.. by ~ j *BEST PRICE ! 'f!!lllli' with TN1 -AtwaT Orolw ly Phono Ani! , ......... . . _ er, holder of the NCAA record ball in Venezuela and every day er, holder of the NCAA record Dave Bristol had l.akt>n me out WY244U for kicking consecutive after- to the park eal and worked touchdown points, has signed a me around third" 65 contract with the Denver Bron-1 '.:;;,,.:~-~--=~=~--""""--~~~~ I cos of the Amprican Football 53 practicing his fakeorf. Le<1gue. Kroner , a graduate of Wisron- : 67 sin. played for Green Ray of the National F'ootball League in 193 but was sidelined with In 57 injury last season. ~-Sen~nel,Pomerol':_Middleport. lttter\'WO\tetto IN .OCKa GUARDS AT WORK - If It hadn't been for Nelsonville's two small but aggressive guards, Bob O'Nail (20) and Steve Shultz (14). Eastern probably would have coasted home Thursday night rather than finally nail down a hard fought 64-59 victory. In top photo Eastern Guard Roger Spencer is getting their attention. Below, they are in the hair of Eastern's Charles Knight and Ken Caldwell. O'Nail and Shultz scored 14 and 10 points, in that order, largely from outside. Hot the first half, they cooled off later. Eastern advances into_t~~_final game of~he_S!ctional Route 11.-Sentinelphotos ' Top .off an an-cushion erew With some color and you've got National Basketball Assoclat1on1Detroit Frlday'!l Game• 31 42 .425 1 Univ-ersity, in cotton and 1S~:tn francisco By United Press lnternational 15 57 .208 Philadelphia at Cincinnati t1retch nylon, for athletics or Eastern Divl"ion • Thursday's Rcsull Los Angeles at New York caauaJ wearing. $1.00 W. L. Pet. San Francisco 115 Detroit 110 Boston at Baltimore 1 ".•. r don't l:nOII', Jul~ - • flooutlrt f/1 JOG Cll Ute ................. Take Crack at Third Base Job I --- 'SIUIJdig' or 'HallaiKIIod type!" -~---- H.S. Tourney Cage Results ·ttt:· ma.-DCW to be Iauocbed 011 I vate al\onley.l Nut to the purchaae of a borne, one of tba largest financial obligations most of Ul . . aumo 11 lor the remodelln& or tmprovemenl of our dwelllnp. Mayba an extra room II needed lor tha Llteol family addltloo or perbapa aluminum sidIng will help solve the paintinl chore. Ulllllllly arrangement~ will be made following a lentthy dlocu81lon with 1 aaiesmiD of a borne Improvement COIJ>o pany c1ur1ng which tho boma owner wiD be expected to tiP othor 1 forma\ contract and documents. Home ownera ahould know hour, about the II8IJit u for ID that u soon as tho contract II 1D18klllecl laborer. algned, their rlghll and obll&• 1 don' tltJnk be over chergea lions are filed. More Important, for bla work! - VETERINARl· their rights are llmltecl to what 11 opeciflcaUy otated In tho an oontract. Dear Helen: The low provldeo that wba 1 wroto you lui J08f about psrtlet to an agreemont have otartlng a NatlonwJde Nurses put the agreement In a wrttlell Day. '11te response wu good, but we need more impetus. We form which II complete and clear, It become• tho only evineed aU the help WI CID iel 10 bave our bard-wortting DW'beli dence of their agreement. Thus, previous negotiations, oral recgnized. comml~ Each week I g I tbe hsplt- promloes, unwritten ments, cannot be used to vary al as an outpahent and the or alter the "!rilten contract. It goos wlthoat saying that aides and nurses are so wond· erful and ldnd. '11tey deserve a moat concerns engaged in the DAY set ulde just for them. home improvement buelnes1 are legitimate operatloru. R• After all, secretaries ha've a grettably, some are not. week, don't they? U anyone '11te old oaylng, "An ounce wanta to help get ourses lho1r Nationwide Day ODd nationwl<le of prevention is worth • pound recognition of their ter\flce. of cure," 11 eapecially applicaplease write I Elaine Stewarcl, ble In thlJ type of transactloa. I !l!rongly recommend that 73 So. Walnut St., East Orange, you Insist that the aalesmaa New Jersey. make a llat of exactly what the company Is going to do. OUT OF M111ET CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UP!) Then Insist that the salesman Harvard high jumper Clu1ll give you a copy of the eonPardee wll be unable to defend tract and any other ctocumenta his IC4A title In the New York you will be expected to elgn. meet Saturday because of an Do not settle for cloeumenll he says are atmilar. Gilt tho •clo Injured left ankle. . Pardee burt his ankla while ual proposed documents. Take the list, the contract and the other documents to an attorney and ask him If evory Item the company baa prom!.. ed to do la stated In the coatract. Also ask him to oxplalll . · exactly what you are aareeinl · · ~ to do and what obligatlolll you are undertaking when you tlga the contract and other cfocQ. ments. a 1 ..... (Ddlllldaall • determiDI lbt eflec:l of UJ law apon their prtvato local aflalra abould ..ian!~ I pri- area where rJ..Wa!~~~ ~i:~o~h·i~e~~:: h:rt~~~e;e it is evident that be h~• th: htlng chance to get ahead. On~ 0 o•t bl~~eot tasks we have locally and m ~nd of thl• section of the state Is to f 8 j~~ 81 prove to youth that thev canh o Anoth11 h 18 thev can elsew ere we I ~~~~that should bolster the morals ~f rh~ high ocbool graduate Is that he~~ she has • great advantage otv~ t~osdtwplo­ dld not •tkk It out and 1• e1r l~oterto multlchanneI » ITbla II I pablle oervlel .ntelo nplaiDinJ 1D aoneral terms a proritlon of Oltlt Jy DOROTHY KILGALLEN •• U.Wl __ ....... 1 1 ..dtwttl-" .......... 11 0 :7 B\' CHE~ER TANNEHILL 1ize, Hartung had srored the Forced to shoot largely from ern led 36-32 It then was 39-itS, L1 from the foul line for ~SL AntJ-cltmactJc were J.ame•' round the basket. eDd1n& m a jon lt IDuJI F d• ra•r• Ever play that old game. 'first seven points of the game the cut s!dc the Hounds had the 43-37, and 49-44 at the end of 0'Na1l got another at hi !! sllek llwa free chances w1tb s11 sec- paru.al hook abo1 aoio& ll'*ay lbit 2Ciat'empt.l NelloDvlllt.,.. Keep away ? on drive-ins through and around horses to do it. Ithe third quarter . 20 footers but Spencer g01 two lon<b lefl and the score as it were not being stopped. Hi I up 11 tilnt!e and wttb OM . . The Eastern Eagles played Pancake. And after Ken Cald- Their near pmt-s ized guard~. I Then, with the rejuvenated icharities tor Lhat viL.al lr v e 1ended, 64-~9 . James blew both nine goa~ and 11 free tbrow1 ones bit nine of 14 ...,,,.,. that and added Keep ahead . well !tole the ball fur two mure Bob O'Nail and Steowe Shullz , Pancake t:).ack in the game, Nel 1pomt lead with 2 48 le.ft l1l the tries . for 2'i powlJ more than doubled By cpw1el'l: Thursday night at Athens in .points, Pancake exited with th~ together wrth two-times All sonville had the score 4H8 on lgame. THE STATS anything put llP by I Nelsoo- INet'rille ........... 12 -t4 • the opening battle of second score 9-t SEOAL Bob Richards, plllled h1s dunk shot within 90 ..econrt!l l Nelsonville fought back hard . It was a vrrtual stand-ott· a- ville boy . Knight ended With 13 1Eastem . . . . . . . . . 31 4t .. round of the Sectional Bagket- 1 So Bowell swit~heU to his up to 21 -18 on Bob Ritz '~ pat of the final period. The pack- but here the skill al p1aymg Iround the boards. One team ol points. _ Spencer with 1. __ (.a lei- Ne.llonvtDe,· James »lJ. Rita ball tournai.Tie~t to defeat ta- 1 for~ards ~ore with Ch<Jrles tern 1a~-up with !l?e mmutes 1ed Nelsonvrlle bleachers roared lkeep away clearly was produc- statisticians had total rt:!buunds well w1tb I and Cr:tliR Wlt.b 7. 3-0--a, .Ricbards 11-0-12, Paneakt vored Nelsonville 84-59. 1 Kmght gettmg two l'lll'\t' a 111 left in the half. But Ea ~tern 's But Eastern, never rattled, ing YJCtory for Eastern. ~23 favorm8 Eastern. another Percentage · WISe. Eastern 2-G-4, O"Nail 6-fr-.14., HayDel .. The sometimes loosely played,l field goals and by the lnnt tile Theron Cruise hit a 15 footer soon led 53-48 oo baskets Dy With Eastern always playm~ ! 25-.all. Hartung was the key wa11 hitting at a standard -pace 0.0, buttz "-2-10. TotaJa 25-tbut always tense, hard fought first quarter ended Easler P had for 23-18 and from that pumt to I Roger Spencer and Knighl . With for, and getung, the ciDSe' . mjman for the winners, with wtth 20 for 49, a shade over 40 58. VIctory advanced the Eagles in-1a 20-12 bulge. It wn~ m1 r~.:na n the end of the game , wi~h but 4:41 left in the game Jimmy surer shot. Nelsonv1lle was tor-~ Knight second high . James and per cent. NelsonviUe bit 25 oJ Eutem, Spencer 1-4-1. lfar.. t~ the Sectional Fln~l Saturdayp..a~e they_ never were to relm- lwo brief exl'cptlon -;, Eastl·rr'l !James got a three-point p!ay ,ced to foll'l as Eastern stalled . Richards led Hound rebound- 47 - not cotmtinl tips - for a tq i-11-!9, Knilbt 1-1-U, C.Jcl. nt~ht at 8 P·Dl: · Their opponenl ·qwsh entirely. . .stayed aht!ad from four to six for 53-51. This lime Kmght drove )The tactics produced 81X big lers . fat 53 per cent. well 3---3---9, Cnlillt 3-1-7, Elc!DWill be the Winner of the St. Nelsonville, openmg th~ sec- points. in for 55-51, and Hartung hit · pomts m those dying seconus Jn scormg, It was Hanung It wa1 at the free line where ger I).O.G. T - 2Z-2Ct-Cf. lbany game tonight ond quarter, had reorgani<t:ed.l Opening the seeo11d half, East- another of his string of II for las Eagles wt:nt to the trfi! llfit'. 1atl the way . H1s deft moves a- Eastern won. Golt)i LIP 2S lilne8 OfficialJ, FUrber and HaD. InAloyslus-A the Athens High gym. ~---··-~- - __..__ __._ ___,c___ A victory Saturday would : "And he really ate up too. put Eastern into the one-game grounders J bit him, too," said district play-oft for a ticket mBristol, lll8l.ager ol the Redt' to the two-~ame regional tourSan Diego farm elub. nament. Coach AI Bowens verCoach Duke Burs0n's Galowns a 10-8 season record and wmte. "I plan this year to do every.. satile club then would have won Ji; Academy High School Blue the Blue Devils are 6-10 In regular se~son play thing better than I did last ranking among the sweet 18 Devils enter Sectional TounaJ~ckson Lopped Golden Hockyear ." said Johnson. Class A teams of Ohio. In tonight 's first contest, ment play at Southwesten to- se~ for 7 p. m . .a gn·at scoring ets twice. 77-66 and 77-72. How- 1 If he does , he will fiU .a II"P That road may be long and night in second or two conte-sts dual is expet·ted between Jack· eve. the Rockets seem to hit left since Gene Freese broke hard, even elusive, but the sdll:!duled on the Highlandes' the1d stride m tournament play , h1s ankle in the spring of 1182. second step Was taken Thurs- 1 sor 's Dan tBuck) Crothers Horpl~nks . day night. It was one of the and may spill the charges of There hasn't been a power hitGAHS is slated to m t e t mer SW aer two years ago1 and Coach Dave F'isher, especially ter playing at third for the big ones. Last Saturday night I he 11 they play like they did against Reds since the Eagles upeneded Belpre 62· Coach Dick ~yeds' Coal Grove Wrllston 's P.d Jacob~ . 37. Hornets at 8:30. Coal Grove SEOAL's top two scorts this South Potm Tuesday night. Johnson batted .273 with !l "We feel Nelsonville is goWinners of tonight's games nomers and 79 runs batted m. ing to be real strong, and we CIE"ve land Lutheran West 69 will battle each other Saturday last season. playing first and might as well get at them earSouth Amhel 65 at 8 p.m. for the Southwestlrn occasionally in the outfield. ly." said Coach Bowen be lore At Athens Section<:tl htle. I "Johnson at third isn'l the matching wits wilb the Hounds East en I MelgSJ 64 only poss1ble change in ow t. By United Press International cagey Coach Bob Shesky . the Nel~onviiiP 59 I field." Sisler Hid. Naturally. Class AA Tournaments SEOAL's Coach of the Year. At Dayton (.ordy Colerrutn would be back THE GAME At Canton Dixie 70 on first base. But what Sisler The Eagles struck quickly at Canton Lincoln ~1 Louisville 42 New Paris Jefferson 57 what they figured to be was referring to was the battle At Stf'"ubenvllle Twm Valley South 68 Hounds' vulnerable point defen1 between rookie Tommy Helms Steubenville 65 Toronto 51 Germantown 58 sively - 310 lb. and 6-5 J i m Wintersville 6lJ At Marion · and Leo Cardenas at 11hortstop. 1 Pancake. I And there could be another face "ast Liverpool 48 MI. Gilead 51 Elgin 44 Assigned the middle, Pancake at second base. where Pete At Columbus Pleasant 72 F'df'd tricktown 66 had the doubtful honor ol checkWorthington 62 At Youngstown TAMPA , Fla . rUPI ·~ - It ap- ! Rose and Chico RUJz hav~ shutlng Eastern's --4 se<Jring leadColumbus West 54 ~ulhern Loc<~ l 59 United 59 (ot ) pears that sluggmg Deron John- ' fled in and out Columbus Eastmoor 91 er Ken Hartung. son is destined w move from The Reds went through their Crestv Jew 61 Lisbon 59 Hamtlton Township 64 What happened was this: he· one com~r ot the diamond to ftrst full-seale workout ThurtBexle.y 60 , fore Mr. Sbesky could reorgan· the other aftt>r just one sea~o n day, but three playen were Co lumbus Whetstone 49 1 I as a fairly regular starter for mis"ing . Delaware ~2 Groveport 39 KNEE OPERATION .· the Cincinnati Heds - - -~ ~- London 63 Ultca 4a BUFFAW, N.Y. (UPII-De· Coll-e-ge Basketball Results ! The b1gp;est trouble spnl in 1 Columbus Linden 75 fensive tackle Tom Sestak of By United Press International l the Cinrmnali lineup is third i Teays Valley 63 St. John 's 70 New York U. 66 the Buffalo Bills is recovering base - <:~nd Johnson may come At Portsmouth from knee surgery at Buffalo's Fordham 67 Manhattan 65 t·· roost there . Most of last seaPortsmouth 66 lroutun 53 Mercy Hospital. Lafayette 64 Gettysburg 63 son he was preceded at first At New Concord The 270-pound tackle under· Boston Col. Ill Holy Cross 89 base, where h~ didn 't win any Zanesville 45 Philo 4:l went successful surgery St. Louis 90 N Tex St 73 medals with his fielding. · I Meadowbrook 74 Maysville 59 Texas 79 Baylor 7~ Wednesday for torn cartilage in The question IS. can he do ' his left knee. At Berea Srn Meth U. 88 Arkansas 75 any better at the ''hot corner?" 18erea 71 Tex Chris 98 Rice 86 '"I've played third bast> more Cleveland John Marshall 53 T T h 98 T A&M 73 RENEW RIVALRY than I have first ," he says 1 Cleveland West Tech 75 ex ec ex WEST POINT, N.Y. Olmsted Falls 40 Step F' . ~us lH Tex Luth 69 Johnson was at third base Army and Notre Dame have re1 At Valley Forge Atlantic Coast Conferenre two years ago while at Richnewed their football rivalry Cleveland St. Ignatius 69 ] Firs~ Round mond in the Yankee chain. will meet each other at New Cleveland Benedictine 57 ~aryland 61 Clemson SO '' I was on the International York's Shea Stadium on SaturBrecksville 55 Duke 62 S Carolina 60 League A11-Star team one day, Oct. 9. Cleveland Lincoln 54 l\" Car. St lOti Virginia 69 year." he remarked proudly. I I Reds Manager Dick Sisler , At Bedford Wake F'orest 92 N Car 76 Saturday's Gamet Solon 83 Nordonla 66 Kings College Invitational · says tire 6-foot-2. 210-pounder 1 Boston at Philadelphia Cleveland John Adams 66 At Briarcliff, N Y.. will pla}' at thirtl against the Now York at Detroit Bedford 49 ~ Fint Round Chicago White Sox at Sarasota Los Angeles at St. Louis At Dover . Berk. Chris 58 Phla Bible 54 next SaLurday in Cincinnati 's CincinnaU at San Francisco Uhicbsville 56 Gordon Col fl Nyack M1ss 70 opening game in the Grapefruit . 1 i New Phildelphia 51 Esn Nazarene Col 94 League. 1 !Coshocton 90 Dover 52 Barrrngton Col 83 Johnson was disappointed last I At Youngstown Kings (NY) Col 79 year when the Reds didn't give 1 Waen 63 She lton Col 73 htm a crack at third base. "I I Austintown Fitch 61 had the impression that's where .....,........... ......... . ....,.... ....*' I . . Voice of Broadway • • reporting .• OHIO _--·..---_ __ --·- before, and th~lr number Ia lncreasln& with each possmg year. Government !lgurea ahow that thoro Is more unemploytllent among youth than in any other part of the work Ioree. The exact ratio is that one out of every five unemployed persons Is a youth beb· tween 16 and' 19. It will not take a yout long to realize thtt be will have to have more trainlll8 to meet the eompetltlon. There are plenty of opportunities for obtaining such training in our local conuru· nitv and with all of the programs ben~ advanced by the fedaral covernmen there will be still more available. On the bright aide Ia the fact ~hat It looks like buolnei!S Is generally gotng ~~ be good for some years ahead. A you will have to decide whethe~ ther;.~.~ future in his home commumty ;:-er ~lace he wl\1 have to go to aome o . ~~ seek a promising future. If he ts n an •p· Eastern Knocks off Nelsonville, Move into Sectional Final at Athens . , Youthful Opportunities WE ' j 1 ) l 57 14 .803 New York Clothing House POMEROY Philadelphia York o.Only game scheduled) 42 2l! .600 --- 311 34 514 -- -- --·-- - I 10nly games scheduled) ----~-- - ---- - -- ---~- You meet the nicest people on a Honda 2> 44 .362 • ·Clinched title Western Division W. L. Pel. Angeles 42 27 .609 , OHIIO St. I"uis 37 34 .521 1 Baltimore Maybe it's the in<'redibly low priee. Or . . fantaatic mileage. It oould be tbe preelalon 32 37 .464 ena-iueering. Or the aafety and coaYeu- 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY '299 ience features. But most likely it'• lila fun . Evidently nothing catches on like tile fUll . «>f owning a Honda. Join in. The tirahtep is a dPtnonslratiOR ride. Why not tcJday f . . . . OfTHI ....... 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S99·95: 'Piua F.-.lght anci-Dellvwy H&RFIRESTONE STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0 • �r--·- -.,.. r~il!!""'*f..,_,. ~ .. .. ...... • .:..·- ~ book wdltten by a Rutlan4 In 1928, enUUed, ''TOW• ering Figurel AmOIII the Prophets." During the b~inesl meetin& recipe cards were dillrlbuted to those purchasing them as I P,. ,•... ,,.,.,.,.. ..............._,_,......,.""' -----..--~-- ~ • ~iniSter r • . t.~,1r'' ~ 11 ,, Ill!"' ·-,, ' 11 ''I{' :l':''lli·''l·l "''~· News Notes jed of the class. A thank you 110 te was read from Mrs . &dear Reynolds . A des!:..·rl course was aerved carrying out the St. Patrick Day motif. Attending were Mrs. Donald Hi cks, Miss Francs Roush. Miss Mabel HyseU, Miss Nina Ru~ell , Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, Mrs. Graef' Pralt, MlSI Mildred Haw ley, Mrs. Robert Rt.wlings, Mrs. Audrey Frost , and Alice Roseson, ttacher. I < ·1·, "!'::!~~~ ~·1' .11 ~~,I) By Mn!. Felh Alklro Francis and Verlin Howery of Carpenter spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Elda Carsey. Mrw John (Grace) Gibson and children spent Sunday with Mrs Lana Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Haning spent Stmday evening witlJ Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs and chil- CHF.STER Mrs. Ray Warne has rmrne-d home arter visiting her mother who is in the hospital It Mrs. Rawlings Is Hostess for Church Class Mr!l. Robert Rawlings entertained th~ Loyal Pals Class of the Middleport Church of Christ Tllesday at her home on GrantSt. Ms. Rawlings, pesident of the class, wa!'t in chage of the n.eeting and gave the devotional lesson on "Eli j t-_ ~ · · tken fom 1 KAISER ALUMINUM & CHEMICAL CORPOil ATIO N support of th e March 27 excess levy elect~on County schools is what they're talking about. R. F. Ru(' r hner tcf'ntc_rl.. General Mana~er of Kalser s 'Ravenswood Works is reading his stateml:!ut of support for th r l ev~· to R:ooks Smit h tl~_ftl , Supenntendent of Jackson County lilchools. Kaiser's Eastern Regional Publit' Affairs Manager, l·ord MorrO\\>' tnghtl, Jooks on. Kaiser Aluminum Backs Exress tevy School Election RAVENSWOOD _ R. F Bue- 1tere,ted in the Pdueat10n of 1\a i.~er is in full sup port of involves increased taxes for aU dmer General man:.~get o[ /all .Jackson C'ountv ch!ldrt n -- {'lltlllly ~r li1;ol off ici;!ls <Jnd c ivic i tax~ayers in the county-:-- K=~~ Kaiser Alummum's Havens- m<Jm or whom are dll lri tl ' tl "I lf'.t dt>r~ in the 1r attempts to er mc~ude_d . The levy, 1( P ; woods Works ;mnounced today Kaiser famtlws and rn,mv 11f st·• ut·e passa~e on March 27 of eri. will _Increase our ccst _o. Jtal.ier's unq~a1ified support uf lv.hom \\I ll une J,~~ bt· 1\;11 -•: '· :In l'il.l'ess levy ('\(•c!ion for JacJ; . domg busmf'ss and such an m\\'£' have crease, of course, ls a mat. ter 1;. •.,,,1 , .,, ,,"'' tale Jackson Coun1y excess 1t>vy 1emp Ioyel?s. .. .. "iJools ~ election for schools set for . cart'ullv r~v if'wed this prupos- of con ~ern to ~ny taxpaymg, · March '!7 . "Wr want ('<Wh f'l1 1ld 10 lm·e ,11 nnd . fp~·l Ihat it will. 11 pfiss- t·om 1..ehtJve bus1ness. We are the kind or t'Ciu catwn wh id1 ,.d. g11 0 long way toward pru· sure. however, that the longThe announcen1ent came in :will eqUip him to t"Ornp('l ~' :--ut·- \'Jd!ng all nl our L·hildrt>n with run advantag5 . of an 1mpr?ved . -· I \ ~ ·rt a lwttrr ~tn rt in a better lift'. Ischool ~ystem m Jackson Couna mt>eting between Buechner , f II· _ and B k S ith Su rinten- · ~ess u ~ 10 our soc.rt ~ · ' 1 . · t far outweigh any disadvan-~~n ~ s J:Ckso~ peCount ,l lzens 1>1 J<~ckson (nunty. '.1"1' • \\c have. as ~· mr wt•l! kno~ . ~ges involved in this kind of 1 '::,h been happy lo pay . 11111' lrm our r1wral and financi al . . ""''"" ' ...., oo 1s. 8 uec hner sa1.d th a1 tl1ey 1' have . _ - an mcrPase. m our ('0~1 o1 . ed ld .. •fa1r ~hare of the ('ll~t 111\'111 \ ! 'd lrt edLw;r t ron fn undnl1nn m b , . Ievy 1f pass wou go a . .d. h' k ' d 1 d . 1 usmcss. •R' 'd .d. ,. 11 nd gladly conti~11 1m prov1 mgt 1s m o c U{'a · .' llJIJWr1 lo a pnva 1', ncm-prn- " \V -•1 wayh 't/odwar ~rhovt mbg a IUml. We in lend lo r11nlinLw 111 rr IV r l-!'11''~ilwL \\'e did tl11 s be- : e \\I ' 8, faJ'r ·h 'e of 11'1, ol our c 1 ren w1t a clter 1 . , _ r llt' 1o pav ou s 11r ' a better 1'1 '.. .support or Jackson C'uunt\- .'ilf(!ll.~P IIH" r. lt!zen s ot H<l\'Cns- , cos t nr .prov1'd'mg our •hi'ldrenl flart m J e u ~l' html system, ami till' m;u:v wnnd ll3VI' m rt'I'Pn l \'f'i.Jrs rr- . · We Mr BuecJmer·s statenwnt . · 1 · w1th proper educattons. loll · . other worthwhile en unt.\· pr• •- JW a~Pdl _v Lkmonslrat{'d t11e1r strong! , that passage of thiB ows. . grams we surrort. on lh1c: !:1;1'"·1 de~ 1r(' for hcttcr schools ll}' 1 . ~- 11 h , 1 ·de better .,Over the years Ka1ser Alu- j is paymt'nl uf nur fair sh;rre voting 111 substaulia l maJorities evy V.l . e,p .o provt . . . . schools m Jackson County.'' minum has been actively m- · "These arP th1• rP<1sons P1:.t lor q·hool bond 1ssues and ex4-D3.ily Serlt.fnel, Po-meroy-Middleport ~ 0 ., Mar. 5, 19(i:l I'P S:-> prnpf'rty lrvi•·s for school~ . VISIT IN GALLIPOLIS did nol heli(•ve that such I M 1 1 r. an d 1•'1 rs Daug Ias .1rcIe, •TRAVEL TRENDS-Come snow or high water, getting there i I an Clrrungt' lllfnt shoultl bt> anv ! R · It'" 'th Mrs. wm be more than hall the fun if two major manufacturers I!I • . acme RD , VIS '--"'\.1 WI 111ng more l<Hr a :;tnpgap 1 C L. Arnold Thursday at have their way. Orte company is producing a Skee-Horse /n{'ll~IJJ'€' 1111111 prn rwr sc hool I r h d hi M . . . . -. . lOme o er aug er, rs (top photo) designed to carry two adults or several chUdren. . suppml IS rt'c~luE'd through lo-11 n b t R' h d , G II' 1 It's said to be able to do anything on snow that .a boat can er IC ar s 1n il ipo 1lS. :do on water. For summer fun. anot~er"manu~acturer has ca I Icn;e~. I Itnowas . Mrs. Arnold '5 79th birlh- , come up with a Sea Dart, which the driver, who 1s in a pronn "The proposed levy obviously day :position, lleers with his feel while sp.ee<l!ng along at 30 1.m1les per hour. o. I iiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii.lllii.iillllllllllll;.a \\'(' c· POINTING THE WAY 1 RAWLINGS TO THE BEST USED CAR BUYS ! 1195 5 - 1963 Chevrolet - 1962 Rambler - -- 53495 - 1961 Plymouth 2 Door &•.-Jan. ti cyl. Radio and ht'illt'r. Automatic trans. owner. On£' - - .. 59 Buick 2door H.T.- 51095 1960 Valiant - - \:'·8 1960 Ford Fakon 2 Door S!"dan_ S!:mdard tram. Radio and ht>att'r. automatic, power brakes, _power steering. radio . tmted gJass, white sidewall tires , wheel discs. out side mirrors. solid while with Jjke new blue interlor, one owner, new Olds trade-in . Real sharp low mileage Olds. S9 Pontiac ~~~~~~~T-- s1195 steering, r<~ ­ diO, heatN, white sidewall tires, wheel discs, back up Jights, outside mirror, tinted winds hield, solid white with like new brown interior. pOW(;f - CHECK THESE AS-IS" SPECIAlS - 4 Door I Sf'd~nl . Radio and hP ater. Standard 11hift. 1960 Ford 9 Pass. Wagrm V8. Automatic 1 --. - - tr:~ns . 1959 Dodge Power_ $595 59 FORD SEDAN RANCH V-8 autom.afif' WA(;.ON for V -8 aulom<lt ic $100 $300 KARR and VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES OMAC I'INANCING WV 2-5342 e OPEN TIL I P.M. Clldilloc-Oidomolollo pOMEROY Radio and heater. 4 Dnor St'da n. Firestone in Semi-Finals Despite a 40-point scoring effort by John Milhonn, Firee dropped an 85-74 thriller Thursd<:~ : ni ght to G&.J on the Washington School planks. The Joss placed both clubs in a two way ti e for first place and thus set up an important championship game Monday AT rm EXTRA COST! night. Carl Wolfe's 27 points led G&J, while Mike Morrison wa s J.ext with 24 and Okey Killings- I worth had 12. Terry Hansley wa.c-. the only other Firestoner I ir d_uuble figures. He canned 14. 1 FJ~est:one led 4.1-.19 a t the in-1 termrss10n but G&J came on like a sparkpJug and outscored tt.e losers 46-26, the last tlalf . I -~-----~-~--- For 32 years Do Crane ,!fa, been a newspaper writer 11ftd editor. For 25 yean he's been a tCP&: columnilt. 1'hi1 c:ombination emine•tly 41••1- lfiOI him to toll yow whot you wont to know ••• in a way you can undentand ..• about the aew tax regul• tions. Free replacement of .,.. • 7111 is 11uaranteed for Oftl ,_.., lloet from tiHI tettl,.. You lit tWe lld'dad tecur)~. _ph• Klllllllw'll euarantaed PERfE.C1' mntw • • mond. . ~.......... - '·" ·''• "Cut Your Own Taxes• Us :.:.J";--~ ... r---* . "-·· --- . . . .!II_. See Our Excellent Selection Of John•lhon Logan Dresses For Spring PLAN DANCE BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0 . ENJOY Over Stocked ! SUNDAY DINNER WORRIED ABOUT WASHER BREAKDOWKS'Z FRIGIDAIRE JET AmON Buy I orl~n a l black fin- 63 Chevrolet • Impala Conv. Cpe. Only 1Q,703 easy mile!! . Power steering and brakes. Auto. shirt. Almost like the day it was sold. 64 Wildcat Buick • $3295 2 Dr. Hard Top. Only 10,750 careful mile~. All vinyl custom trim. So near new vre could put ii in the showroom. Fully equipped. -- 63Mercury Breezeway 1·ear window. Choice of four o~e As LOW As _ $1995 owner cars _ Al l have powf'r steering Middleport, 0. REASONABLE OFFER Lewis Repair Service -FOReHEATING ePLUMBING eROOFING REFUSED • •• better care than Medicare ON ANY • MORE BENEFITS FOR THE ELDERLY pend Low Down Payments ELDER CAll Physidons' Ccwe ae>tCAIII! YES Surgical Costs Y£5 Drugs - In and out of Hospital Hos.pitol & Nurs-ing HoMe Cholget ns HO NO NO YES T£S -- $1095 - 64Pontiac - R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Dodge- Dodge Dart-Lancer S. Second & Mill St. Middleport -. Catalina 4 dl'. All \'inyl Vt>ntura !rim. Hydramalic. Really sharp, 63 Electra Buick - 2 dr. Hard Top. Only 1~,6B7 easy mi1Ps. Four new Whit!! Wall Tires . Pow('r steerina: and brakes. One of tho! finest can in SOuthern Oblo. . 4 Door &-clan . Air cond. Powa .sterring Radio and heater. • 4 Door Sedan. One owner. Standard trans. HE>all'r. • n..~---bo--bal Jet Actilm w.asW W.S heft d 'guu~ b; MOTOROLA Fri£idaire tD give,_ a M!W. bigber sta.t..d ill Jiilt!'" h -ST Is sillto.ity itself: (No gea"L .... J'l -.,.., ...,belta wasater dec;JendabililJ&. 1ille _.....,...............,........ec. ;:: to eause poteatial 600ids. 98 4 Or. brake.~ . s~dan . Shows --- b('st of care. Power steering an d One of Old's finest and this one is nir.:e. BLAETTNARS "FROM BUGGIES TO BIIICKS" BUICK - PONTIAC - GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, 0. Bank Financing THE TIME TO BUY IS NOWI EVERY CAR IS FOR SAlE • • • YOU Rll US WHAT Your docton, who care for the elderly, MJJl'1)01't Elderca.re because it a.tso anuree free choice of pbysici.an and boepital ••• pr.,.ideo foe protection tbrou1h Blue Cross, Blue Shield 80MI health policies ' • • and lebJ people ....r 66 qaalify f<r ....,.,. . . _ iiiiKIE lllrilee- without a w'bre type .ialrsticadoa Y'OU WILl PAY AT--- METROPOLITIAN ' .,,;,.,;,.g tr--is..._,....__...._,._.sater ,..... ............. MOTORS .Pomeroy, 0. FM-AM . ' . . . YOUI liRIIIU•• .... saaaMs tl Nil,_ Fld PC II Crl• M"RII C1 ttl< IIIII, U. ~21) ; I ' I • MEIGS COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY -·-.......... • Coolie . . . . . - _ . . b CLOCK RADIO Wake up to excellent f'M music or your favorite AM broadcast. Equipped with Automatic Frequency Control, Loudness Control, Sleep Switch, Visi· lite and Buzzer Alarm. 7 tubes, 3 diodes, Vernier cl 5 lOS. . - . . . . . . , - - . . .otlcatly:. • Pab!ded DeepAaatAe;;6•• ...... 1 ... .. CJCI.f WIS&R! %-SPEED Tuning, 4" speaker. I • p<.,.,.,_ .... l t.o- By.__, tbo Medic:uo tu pllll would increaoe payroll vide bene61B b aNIII r•• O¥er 6i. tbe ......llhy included. ~ tba Medicare tax would bilhaodeol 1eost able .., pay. The $6,SOO.y.... WOI'ker woukl pay as D.ICh tax as the $56,000 .... llle • Tllk .. why tbe AeW Jet~ w - .. tla1N' by tbe stroAgest 'tWal13llt)' a FrigKtah:e W! l r )las f'Yt'!l" aad: 1-yew warraMy tor repair of . . ~ .....,... c:loar..,, ,... 4·for replace- ot ""'Pdi!lo .... . ttte LESS COST TO THE TAXPAYERS Elder-care often ...,. cor• for the eJderly who need be.lp, but woukl COlli leu beca.uae it does not pi"'Yide benefits r.. the we&llby and weU-IIHio. Eldercare would IIGf require a new payroll tax. It would be financed by federal -state funds through. program tbal ............iol& ' the aew Eldercare would provide a wide range of iloepilal and medical ..W.. for the elderly -much more than Medicare. ON OUR LOT! efor lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE Here's why the Herlong- Cllf'IS Eldercare BiD, IR 3727, is t• best answer to tile bealtb we llllds CJf people "er 65 USED CAR ..•designed and 2 dr. Hard Top. Here is a feast o1 values. 1957 Oldsmobile 1954 Chevrolet - $2195 and brakes. Catalina~ and S! n1· Chif' fs. Co m•e rtihlP~. 4 drs. • Radio and heate r 1958 Cadillac Catalina 2 Dr. 4 Sp. 'l'rans . SparkHne ish. 4 barreU carburetor. 62 Pontiacs 1958 Chevrolet 4 Door St·d:m. \'8 - AH!It. trans --- S5:i Sports Coupe . Show tcnd<'r care. Only 20,548 mile~ . Power steering and brak ... s. Buekct se :.~Ls. Full consul. ' • Ton l'irk up. VB - 3 .~p!' l"ll t r;J ns. II Rough !nd ready Crane's "Cut Yo1r Own Taxes.., Route 7 63 Pontiac 4 Dour Scd:w - 6 ql. Auto. trans. Uadio and heater. mammg. V-8 automatic:. PROTECTION AGAINST LOSS The Martin Restaurant 2 Door S('dall. Radio, ~utomatic, power brakes. power steering. tinted wmdshield, white sidewall tires , wheel di sc. b~ck-up lights, outside mirrors, radio , solid beige wtth saddle all vinvl interior. bucket seats. One owner, new Olds tr8de-in . Only 7500 miles on this on~, ~7 mo. or 16,000 mileS' on factory warranty n.·- 4 Dr, H.T. l WITH US 1962 Volkswagen-- $1395 Coupe. Su"r II AT TAX TIME 4 Door Se-dan . l'ower steering. Radio and heater. Newport-V-8 automatic trans , r.ower brakes, po. steering. rad.io, beater, wh1te sidewall tires, full wheel discs, light blue with spotless matching interior. Only 29,000 miles. 56 BUICK 1) For expert guidance on filing your 1964 tax return, order your copy of -.., Ot G&JStops ~I RECONDITIONED 1962 Oldsmobile--- $1995 ftl' 58 OLDS LIKE NEW 4 Door &•da n. 6 cyl. Standard trans. Heater. Low mi1cage, 62 Chrysler 4door V:-8 automatic, power brakes, \ Seventh Grade - Mary Bur- 64 pages, is illustrated wltk Kathy Conde, Alan Cun· ~mple forms ancl ~h- 50c. ~ ningham, Richard Hawley, Jan Long, Rhonda Hysell, Robbie Ord, Randy Phillips, Nancy Shifesa CRscl, Joyce Davis, Doug· let. Gary Slaven, Sylvia SwanSeventh, Eighth las Dowson, Linda Hackett. son, John Tannehill, Doxie WalGrade Honor List Deborah Herrman Marta Hub- lets, Jim Warner, Diane Wel' h SOc A Copy Students of Middleport sev- l ' and Gregg White. At 0 C t enlh and eighth grades making bard, Mary Jenkinson, Ruth "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit:i;.iiijuiriioiu~nie~ri.iil the honor roll for the fourth Ann Lacey, Mary Long, Cynth- I six weeks period were. Eighth ia Mills, Kathy Morgan, RemGrade, Connie Bachner, Ter- alee Nierl, Sherrie Shuler. I GalaJ<ie 50()-352 cu. ln. V-8 engine with 3-speed eol~n shift, light blue with all blue vinyl mtcnor , radio, heater, white sidewall tires and back up lights. 64 Olds Starfire I Of Southside Dies Thursday dren. Wilda Sta<..-ey is spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs and family. Mr . and Mrs. Robert JeweiJ and Mrs. Nellie Tracy of Pomeroy had dinner Sunday with the Halliday - Atkins family at Rutland . Duane Stanley called on his brother, Da le Stanley, Albany , I R-R-ROAR IN FOR A BETTER DEAL 64 Ford Zdoor - Weirton , W. Va. Mrs. Lillian Frost lind Joaa IFra lrv spent Wednesday aftetn__ oo~~i~n__ P= o~ m er=•~ Y·~------- Mrs. Gise, 82, s .95 • Plus.loi-Aioarllllsll,,.. tast . . _ . - I Matching Dryer Just $159·95 EASY I TERMS ~ ( WERNER RADIO &T.V. N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT ··~---------------------------- BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. �' .. .. ' I I Sen. Youn~Talis Daily Shot at AMA Agald WASHING'rofl !UPI) - SMStephen M. Young D - Olllo, no Chlr<l tl tile N..o-. Oioater, 1111 E. W.me, ...-. Sentinel Church News day on the American Medir:ll Associai ton,whlch he calli t tl~ most powerl'ul and offending lobby in Washington. He said the AMA is n o w Sunday Scliool a:• a. m.; Mon> lng Worlhlp U L m.; HYPI 1:45 p. ... . l!:venlna Servtce, 7:30 p. m.: Mid- l'nyer vice. 7:30 p. m We4Jlelday. .spending thousands of dollars ADU~UII> ~··'"' on is Eldtercare medical plan, ' ' trying to defeat the most imporlant protection offered the HI 1 nll\ 1 The Rutlomd PTA meet ~ M0oday evening at the auditorium at 7 30 p.m when Dave Puglel~e nf the Mariett3. Social Cie<'unty officr will ~ reak on benefits · to br deri~d from Socia l f)>vntion.ll!i., special music and refreshmtnt s servby the 7th gradf" mo1h e r~ oM the program . Arthur Mllpresld'ent, will prP~Ide . Hospital News 1 lmnlun. ' :\11 ' ,) llilll l \ •k(;LIIII.', HI. l , Cro>l 11 ( ·,1'.· 1\•.JJI , , ,r~ .111ti d • u· - - - - - - - - - - ,ghter, !:1 b p.m. Thur~r la\. Futerrd Hospital Among J)l..,c· harj.\ nl those who l"nterf'd Pauenls rt>ct'ntly dts<'hnrged Ho12Pr hos pit:tl in the past 24 lll('ludetl :\l r, ~;ltllnnl \I I)OUf.!. WN!:! : .!tlhn ~~- Long . 10 Henry Sp;llk.'. \11-"' . Ll<nt•nce r Sl~ '\irs. Ronald L. . ppar~on. !\-1r..;_ \\.; t l l~ ' l' ~ll:J. II' rn, t., HI ~·- Cai!Jpo lts. :\lr" \1r~. Ora l\lau, 1-\ t•nrwt ll ~ \ J d­ 1 :. TALL TEXAS TAIL-Texans, who like to claim rP.COrds, say that the world's fastest dog is native soiL He's Pee Wee, an 8-year..ld, thoullhl to be bali fox terrier and half Boston bull. The doughty dog speeds 31ong ctop photo) perched on the roof of Raymond castillo's car or on the the pickup be drives job. truck Wearing special sWlglaases, Pee Wee has been clocked at 105 miles p~:r hour for three miles, accord.inl te tbe Blue Blaze magazine of the Lone Star Cas Co. 11APP1NG THE MO~N-As man gets closer and clmser tn ietting foot on the moon, the U.S. Geological Survey has pro· luced the firs~ detaJ!ed contour map of a portion of the lunar surface. The area mapped is in the Mare Cognitum, near he 1mpact pmnt of the Ranger 7 spacecraft and Is 95x80 feet. Prints of the map may be obtained from the U.S. ;eolog1cal .Survey, Washington, D.C., 20242. ,. , E Albert Stepliens, Rt. ·df'n, Cl:! ude D~<t~ .\l1 · ILilT)' & Gallipolis. Donna :->u!' Owt·n~. J. 1\iclLlr·d, all(! 1'1i.Htl <; toil. .\lr~. ; :Rodney, Jerome C. ~milh, HI. ,Jcrl-' '1. H11lm. \l r- l',~triJt.,. fl .11 I Bidwell, Angf'la D; 1~ n Glenn, Jon, \1r~ Am~tnd.:< \\o~ hon. \IP• ]lfJlld8rsWt, W. Va., Hona ld Eu- H<Jlplt S l tn<"~n .tkt-'r. 1 l•.rr h-, lknLandaker, Rt. ~ PorneHJj. ny, :\1t~s Char lotte ' \l:lltll('l. .\lr-; , ~IU!il D. Schilling, Rutland, iNatli an l~u .., I on. \Jr-.11 lt ·Jitt·r . . N. Edwards. Ocrk Hill. jMrs. WJIIJ<~lll l't•tr-.,0 11, :\~a~t.t Mary E. Bootl t, Jackson, I Sh~tfl'r. :\lark 1. IJ rll:11d 1: n·n L. Fisher, Chesa- da L. 1-:plmg , .J ;H'CJII• l111t· Ll . I.~ I- 1 UI ~·K••;~-!1~:~~ ~~~~ra~rb~o£Jt.' li. < ,;rn L Po .. rm , ~ Fan- Wahon,' .'lnd D.1v1U 5 .I• d i ll \\. i'111g Durmg !l1t> 13 the .\ft>ig- and SUPPLY CO. FOR YOUR Hlindt•s :tl~o ad\'N"'> \l't1 · ran ~ :md U''JWild l''lh ol \I r•rld War r <'I lid L!lt•r w:Jt <; :nHl f'O nll t( Is ond REMODELING 1 SO waundtd in raid on AmerPl•i- Libtrly, lht Liberty Sell ondtheWash1ntto11 Mon11ment. i strwicemen ff'('('JVlllg fll'llSIOil S ' 11111 I ornprns:JIIOllJ Ill lltaini;!Jil alf" <JCl'flUI' I of SUPPLIES an ~ dl) IHT\ 11'- in1 ct!ll!' rf - 1-\ rth dn l <'s .md amou nts. lrwomt' l ' alnro'l ~ ·vn1 · th i ng rPI'l' ivt-d . for ('X;unplf. socia l sr<'U r l t ~· pa1. men h. wag ~ ·~ . mh·n·-:: t I r·piv ~·rL a Floor Tile ~Jit' e Ceding Tile ~!I t s. MILE S. 10 0 NY. t!'I-'---:.:.J Ill )ll'llprrh. ITl hf'rl l ;t!li'P Shou ld 11 il ppt>aJ Jh; il the · fl!lll1 I ~ )f'; lr'lll'cl e Storm Doors & '1'1 1 h pdl'll! ·tr !;Jri l.\' illlpiH'I <tni to thu \ t' p•··sons under l!w j SP-r;r)IPd · :'-Jt•w l. dl\ " Pr•nsion- I l'r' dt•sinng furt)Wr IIIIIH'Ill<tllflll I "I 1'.-.;p larra! JIJn llld~' l'Olli<H'I thf' elnsulation thing Fo r You r VALLEY LUMBER ond SUPPLY CO. c z ) St'r\'I U' Oll tlT Building Needs 1"1' !\ TO :\1 EF I Tl w p(,r11;md rTA III II ll ~ f'd :il Iht• sd 11 lOI ;; t -; :lO ~.1 •n:l<l\' I 1 t>venmg J•:x•'f'IJIIVf' lli•ad Char \ Irs H<n m<m . Hohf'rT Bn\'\'<' 11 " 'I' rnf'nt ·u·_\' 'i \lf)f'f\'l~or . :md 1111' : Soiillwtll [,,,.,J I '-'•huu l \).,:,:· 1 Middleport , 0 . wi ll ;Jt·nd llw nwetinl! A guod it mnou l 1., lt'Qll• " INI *MARCH SPECIAL* 1 to join in a march on the W1l- i cox County seat that witnessed ~ its first negrn demonstralion in history only Tuesday . The roughing incident when Depuly Warren Tc.te dispatched to remove Negro dvi\ rights worker:; the school grounds where lhev :1 were trytng to talk up a demonstrati(m among the Tale sa1d he struck ~;~~,:~ ~~ Young, a Ht-year-old s1 and bw; dri\'cr , because "tried to fight me " Young nied that lle d1d anythin g KY. B VA. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING DO GAS WATER HEATERS . linger . IT~ Vrtf'rllft! Memor,-a-l'ttoc;pitul ADMISSIONS - .Ju]l;, 1;1bb ~. 1Pomeroy; Gladys NH:I\IJlson . i Rutland . Oswell Durhilrol . !tarrisonville; Garnet RUe Chcsll- Linol.,um .. . Inlaid Vinyl f1•r P,.,.,_\ l;lnd of (l()(lf Beo;;t i'ru Jr·"I Onal lll-.1.11111111111 h ~· US, Or tl 'ro~1r >! ' II ( .il l W\' '2 ~!i:l 5 fnr 1rPe esti- n. riT•·: w: ·f, ) - THE SHOE BOX HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Middleport, 0. RIGHT RIGHT RIGHT RIGHT WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING 30 GAl. SIZE PRICE! SIZE! HEATER! NOW! INGELS FURNITURE OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING Support the Church ot Your Cholet .- -.' . - ' . Bakers of Good Bread REXALL DRUGS ~ . -~ .~ " '. We Flll All Doctors Prescription• WY 2-29~~ Pomeroy F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER Bulova Watchn Sales & Chester, Oh10 ~rvlce 186 N. Second CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY • Pomeroy, Ollio l >I SC HA HGES l Hobinsnn. Racmc : Mark Davis, Mtnersville. V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 130 E Second MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MARCH 4th - 5th · 6th FREE GIVE AWAY Ten basltets of $5 .00 groceries to be given aw•y free , Just come in and sign your name. No pur· chase necessary. One basket to a family. Draw· ing to bt Saturday, M•rch 6th at 7 p.m. STORE WIDE SPECIALS! Your now GrOJbound 111nt-• 111ombt1 of your comnaunlly-hos tun dttolls on arl!llound's Jaw 11111, '""'"' ac~odolls, sconlc roolts, stopover adYoqos, prtpllnned VICIIIom, cloortor bu1o1 ... mn &reJllound Patkllollprm. Slip II ond UJ hollo ... todayl GREYHOUND BUS STATION LA SALLE HOTEL A. E. GINTHER PHONE: WY 2·2771 WY 2-2440 FOREMAN & ABBOTT Quality Furniture 1t Lower Price• Middleport E. Main St. Pomero1 RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY Cbester, Ohio EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. "EVERYTHING IN BARDW ARE" Pomeroy, Ohio I· OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. . COTTAGE CHEESE • 2 lb. 39c Baker~ of Rolsum Bread ~HE UNITED STEEL WORKERS II I~ '·" •' • OF AMERICA LOCAL IINlON 1888 w. Vo, NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Take Someont With You To ChuM In Pomero' OVer IN) Yean Attend Tlle Churcb Of Your Cbolee BEN FRANKLIN STORE .!ic to $1.00 and up OHIO POMEROY Phone WY 2-204P 8 :r· I mPray:: FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Pbone 985-212A Colombir Chapel: Worship ser- 10:30 a. m . Sunday School, BIY· Supt.; Sunday Worsh1p, II a.m. · Long Bottom .. Rev. Leonard ·sunday School 9:30 a. m., rom Cencula, admuustrator, Sunday Norns, supt. ; Ass·t Supt HerSyracuse Methedlsl Cburch, Mass 8:30 _a. m., est , Holy U11y::~ bert Roush. Preachios SWlday Service 6:15p.m. El'ening Wor- 9:30 a. m. Sunday School. Way· l>r. Lester L. Rous~. pastor: ot ObligaUon. 7 P- m. JO 30 a m.; Alternate evening 9 ne Roush, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Morning Worship service a.m , worship at 7:30 p. m.: Prayship 7 p. m. each Sunday. Morning Worship, 2nd and 4th Dana Wtnebrenner, Supt. 10 • - Sl. Jobn •. Catbolle Mission: er m~:eting Thurs .. 8 p m. Bradbury Cbar~ ot Cllrlat, SUnday of tbe rnonth; 8 p, m. m. Sunday cbool; YF Wednes- near Guysvii1P I D~tc~ R.ld~P.l : MI. Hermou UnJted 6retWea Arl Marcum, ~ter; B~le Evening EvangeUstic Service. day 6:30 P- . m., Mrs. Moore. Rev · Frank Mamer~, pas- ln Christ: Rev . Jamas Morri8e.bool and. Momme Worship, lst and 3rd Sunday or month.. director. Official Board meet· tor, Sunday Mass 10_30 a m.. St'n, pastor; sunday School, 1?·30 a. Cbrlatian End~v· Tappen Plains EUB Cburc•: lng, first Monday eac:!b month Holy D~ty o~ Obl:gatlon 6·30 a. 9.30 3 m., ·eaching 10:JO a. at 7:30 p. rn. Holy Common- m. : Confess ton, .'2 hour before m. Alternate preaching aod 0 r, 6 p, m., Evening Worship, p. m. Rev. Eugene E. Emer1Cn, Paton each quarter as announced Mass. Christian End . 1 73 lor: Sunday Worship f ,30 a. m. WSCS first Wednesday ot eacb eavor, · 0 P· m. Bradford Cbm-eh of -~rilt, and 7:30 p. m. alternately. SUDo month. Tbe Salvation Anny, Envoy ~nday. Mid-Week Prayer aerJoe Robinson. Mlms~er; day SchoDI 9:30 a, m. and 10:20 Tbe United Methodlat Cburcb RayS. Wimng, officer in charjile ICes Wednesday, 1::!0 p. m. Bomer ~or~st, Supt. . Bl~le a. m. alternately. Hobart Vine- Pomeroy. Rev. Melvin Alkire, SUnday 10 a. m Holiness meet· Middleport Ftna Uaitetl p...., School 9.30, Morning Worship, yard, Supt.; 81ble Study and pestor. Church School at 9:15 IDJ; 10:30 a. m. Sundat School. byterlan Church, Rev Howard I 0:30 a. m.: ~venlnil Worsht~. Prayer Service led by pastor, a. m. Leo Crew, Supt Leo Su~ay 7 P- m. Young People's Rnppelt, pa!lltor : Sunday School 7 ~· :.dWednesday, 7 p. m. 7:30p.m, Tuesday. Vaughan, Asst. Supt. Morning Legron: 7.30 il m. Salvation t :? a.m. Mrs Rodney Sauer, • YWorship 10:30 a. rn. Sermon: meeung: Thur~day , I to 3 La· supt.: 10 JO a. m. Wonhip; 6:45 Dester Church of C h r t s t Federated Churcb, Pom~o-,, ''Evil Gt-ts Us!" The Past- dJes Home League: 7 p. m Prep P- m. YF: Wed. 6:3(1 Junior 7 Bible School 9:30 •· m. Preach· Rev. W. R. Perrin, pastor; or's Class for boys and girls classes; 30 p. m. Bible study, Ch01r : 7 D. m Senior Choir lng 10:30 a. m., first and third CArl Kautz, Supt.: S u Dd 1 ' will meet SUnday afternoon. The prayer meeting. Other services Syrac~~~e First Ualted PresSchool. 9:15 a. m.; Wora~ Study Class commences Sunday, by announCP.ment. , byterian Church - Chw-cb sersundays. Ma CJ bour 10:30 a. m. March 7th. Theme "One WitPomeroy Seventh Day Adveo- vices 9:30 a. m.; Sunday School Mill ~tree~ CIJRarKcb ollhCbrlst, ness in One World. Tuesday, llsl Cburob _Mulberry Heights 10:30 a. m.: Bible Study, Wed., En er . , . enne Roy, Mt. Utdon F.W.B. Cburcb - March 9. 7:30 p. m. WSCS at Rd north of Meigs Memonal 7:30 p .m. vtly~~hst: Sunday . Bible Sunday School 9:45 a. .m., Earl Church. Wednesday, March 10, Ho;pital, Pastor, F. w. Gifford. Forest Run Methodist Church s ~~ _ a. m., Mommg Wor- ~key. supt.; Eveamg wor-- Community Lenter worship at Assistanl Pastor James R Racine Charge. Rev. H. L. sh~p, ;~3o4$ a. m.. E~~~ngS ship, 7:30 p. m. by ~ Cox, the Pomeroy Baptist Church at Hoffer. Services' on Saturday; ~cDanlel. pastor. Church Ser-~ ~e:·sd 1 e t y, ~ilyman; _Young People• meet- 7:30 p. m. Charles Norns is sabbath School, 1. 30 p. m.; v1ces, 9 a. m. each Sunday with 7: p, m. e ay. 101 and Bib~ S~y.7:30 p. m.: s~eaker. Worship, 2, 30 p. m.; y 0 u th Sunday School Tollowlng al 9:55. Middleport Clturob o1 Christ, ~ednesday; Cb01r practice at 8 eO RuB M .. ..... ~ meeting, 3,30 p. rn .: Bible Stu· Mrs Fred Nease. Sup! . th .•• am' Main StreeiJI Donald 7.30 p. m. Tbursday. Yl .FrH • - - . tly Tbursd t Alfred Metbodlsl Clllll'dl, 5 . . . · Rober E. Sm~tb, Sr., putor~ • ay, 7 ·olU P- m., • R . . Ricks, llUIU:!Ier; Bible School, DouvTllo P111JbD lltlllless, 4P SUndsy Scbool 8•30 • m Wor- 'SI Evans Heights, Gallipolis. ' ••· Pearl Casto, pastor. SW> • • • • • • •• MUton Housdahelt 1 da}' School at 9:30, Charles 9: 30 .a. m., M . W bl 0. Langsville, Ohio). Rev. 0. H. ley Haley, ·Supt.: Morrung war- Eden United Hrelllnra In Tavlor Supt Wonh· sU45Pt · · ornmg crs P. Car pastor· Sunda School 9 30 sh' 10 "' Y tb Servl · · · 'P •emc .. . E n1n w rsbi •• • Y • : IP :~ a. "'- ou ce, Olrlst Church: Rev Eldeo R al 10 1; wilh Lloyd Dillin er 5: p. :· Se~viceo ashi .. m., Roberl Grate, Supl Wor- 6:45 p. m.; Evangelistie m~ Balke. pastor; Sundav School, lay leader. Sunday evenk1Jg ai 7esdaY' 7 p. m ' _P service at 10:3; a. m.; PU. s•ge, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer meet-- 1D L m.; Wtnrrl• Holsinger, supt. 6:30 MVF meets. Sunday at ' · srun .Youth._li-45 P- m.: Ev~n-- mg, Thurst11.y 7:30 P- m. Chriatian Endeavor, 7:15 p. -n. a p m. worship serV?Ces: with Cburcll of Cbrlsl, Pomeroy, geUstic serv1co, 7:30 P·. m. Mitl· Free M-Il Church. Laar- Mrs. Lyda Chevalier. president the Rev. Casto. Wednesday eoerry Masten, pastor: SUnday Weedk Pr~r and Praise, Wed-- @I Cliff, l~ev. R. Eugene Gill, classes f01 all. Song ae.rvrces, ening, March 10, Prayer and J hool 9:30 ~· m. Church 10:30 nes ay, 7. p. m. pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a. a ~. m. Preadllna 1·20 o m.: Bible Study. Sc ._ m.: Chrl~an ~eavor, 6:30 , m.; Pbil Wiae, 1upt.: Morning - - -~. m. Evenmg Service, a,3o p. Klogdom Han or JebOvolls worship 10:30 a.m.; Youlb Witnesses· Pubhc meetiug, Sun- Services 7 p, m.; Evaaaelildc m Cor. Syramore & Second St. - PomeroJ RnDallfi Chtlfth ol Cbrlat, day 5 p. m., Watchto\Yl!r study service 7:30 p, m. Mid . Week REV. JOSEPH KR.U.Y, PASTOR hlo School t:30; COlDlllunioD I" p. m.; Bible study .Tuesday prayer serviC<' 7:30 ~. m. Wed. Chur<'h. WY 2-~170 PariOo&je. WY 2-lSSI Bi . V 11 8 at 6 p. m. SefV!ce meetmg, 7 p. F,....dom Golpol Mill!..,, Ba30 10 , t Saa.b m.,C . da. lr lety· m. Thursday: Ministry scbool. shan SUversvillo Road: E. J Sunooy, March 7 suphie • ra ana y. Pans • 6 p m Thursda · <!NVOCOBTT SUNDAY) Study. 7:30. Delbert fto. · · Y· Grtffith, paatnr; Roger Wi ~ Bi -, ~ B~u~u. t;in:.:.:,;Board Siyina of Tbe w.'k)"'- - -llline. leader. Lalberu ClnlldiOI _ Sl. Pa•I lord, Supt.. Sunday School 10 "Character i!l: what we are in the dark!'• Sunday Scnool 9:Ib o. m.: wor- a m.: Evangellotio Servloe, 1· Zloa Cbarcb of Christ, Pom• sbip service 10:30 a. m.: SL ' 30 ~· m. ora,.,. meeting, 7' 30 Sunday School, 9;1~ - - --- Moml~g WOTshla, 10:30 Harrtarrnvhle Road, Eu- John, sundiJ School 10 a. m.; fl. m. Tuesday . Sermon Tople, "GOO"S ENDURING WORD''~' rovn• · Ullderwood, Ratlaad MlllloD : OUYt Newminister. Bt· worsbi;J t 1_ m. Sunday, '7:00 p.m. -.- .... . ...... . ... . Luther L~IJUe fiee school 9:SO a. m.; Mnrnln& ll'lan, miulooary pastor: SuaMonday, 1:00 p.m. · · · · · · · · · · · · BetJIADUJ K.nltune Clau Ill ~·enln•ll Chesler MeliNidlal Olareb d•• Scbool, 9:30 a. m.: Worsblp &:00 p.m. · · · · · · · AdvOII(Od KDtldlll Clau -J 8:00 p.m. ·. · ·. ·. · ConservaUon Committ_, Meetinl or'hlp 10 :30 a, m.·, eov worship 7:30 p. m.; Roher! Reed Pearl A. Casto, Postor; Wor- !0:30 a. m.: Proaobln&. 7:30 p. Wednesday, 8:00 p.m. . . Mld •eek wonlllp mv!C< ble C:chool Su;.t. s· service It I a. m., Sunday m.; Prayer H!rvtce, 1:90 p. m. "A Ca ll For Continued Co1ll'lge~ Bi School et 10 a. m.; WSCS lot Thul'!day. Thursday, 7:00 o.m. · · · · · · · · · · · · Adult 1-...tlDII Clau Cli I Ch b I God Reo Tb d 8:00p.m. ... .......... ..... Choir Rebeanal eser are o , . urs ay of month : Board SJnoaoe Ml11loa. lie•. Eowl 8:00p.m ..................... A. A. Jlootiq I bert SpenCflr, pastnT ·~unday meeting 3rd Wedneeday of the Custf'!r. pastor· Ser'l1t!H nery Satorday, 8:00 a.m. · ·. · · - · · · · -. Senior Catetbilm Clui Gl SCbool 8:30 a. m.. MornJn1 ftr.moaib. WednlldiY and Frldn uentnc,.______1 _0_''-"-'-"'______....._•._.•_._r_••_._._.,_.,._c_.l_a.. _..J · BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT MJddlll!JOrt BROUGHTONS BEST ICE CREAM V. g•l. 69c I Antiquity, Ohio Pomeroy Ravonowood, " Ph. ss5·200e SWISHER & LOHSE KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. GRAND OPENIMG Phone WI 9·3226 . Cllester. Ohio 1 m.: BuildNs & Buildina: Supplie' HEINER'S BAKERY Huntington, W. Va. SHULER'S GROCERY EDWARD BAER, OWNER 232 E. SECOND POMEROY BAUM LUMBER CO. Pomeroy West Main St. burn , Langsville . Mr ~. Schuster, Rutland : William 111 I : ~' e Middleport, Ohio Middleport I vice each Sunday 9: 15 8, m.; the Theiss, SUpt; 6:30 p. m. Sunday School 10 a. m.: Youth Youlh Fellowship. CARMEL - TINY'S FOODLAND DODGE--DART--DODGE TRUCKS only 6.99 I l'f' ~ ARMSTRONG'S ('(I".N r ll · -- 1 EXPF:RT INSTA LLATION! Flnnr LIEVING COAL COMPANY R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. 1 1 LET INGELS 6 30 GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. STIERTFF INITIAHCll BOY STATERS NAMED Shr.11l! Ut-rwN Walk•!r nl - - - - - - - -- - - - - __ Galha eounly took the nbligil - The Kacmc Ameri ca n Legion twn a:-; <l u~w m;rn bel wh1·n 1-'o st fifl2 Thursday :-;e lected two .the !VIeJgs-Gallra i-ratcrnul Or- bn\s of a grou p of 5 rx (\1ndil der of _l'u i iL'e nwt 1Im; wi·ek _at daies as representJilve -; at Boys Gallrpuhs. Plans were cuutm- Statt' in Athens :n JunE' (;eorge ued fm tht ~pnn~ T:t rgt'l shoot Drddlf' and Karl Hussell the ,planned by the VUP . Alt!·n ~l- successfu l nomlnt•P<;. wer~ pre- r mg frflm \1~igs .rountv \\ere sen\ed by S,luthern Local te<>chDeput) Shertff Carrol \tmlf'y ers. ! and Spf'nfll Uepu1y Davirl 011 - for the Modern Home FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES - SOME TOMATOES--The day 's ''pickings" are unloaded like so much fruit at Colorado f<'ue! & Iron 's f>uf'blo, Co lo plan t. They are not tomatoes. but thousands of Jour·pound steel ~rind1ng balls which will be used to crush mineral ore m g1ant mi~Jng drums. 1.1.\K TO THF (;t !I.F?-Heavy line on map shows lor:llion f\ f tile I~O - nnll ' rallal recommf'nded to Congress by H1c ,r\rm~ Corps ul Er1g111CNS. Huuning fr om 1-'am£'sville. t ) IIIO, 1 n L;.~e Er1c, to Hud1ester,l'a., H would gi\e St . Lal~tl' n tc H't~h' nLl,\' !>lnppmg a(·cess tot he Ohio Ri ver ami th Pn<'f' 1n tn the M1 ss tssipp1 ami P\entually the- Gulf of Me :·u~o ~\ tu na ted co ~t of the t:anal JS a billion dollars. SuO: •m· With school out today. most I 10 :11111d ll\1'1'· I'> and your feet will feel line in this hand-laced white leather tie·mocc with easy crepe rubber sole. of I he students were expected p ; ll 17 11'111 Windows I ill your duty's done, out of control .. P.' ·~ ma he dism1ssed the 1.000~,;;~~~~:~ 11 because they were "1 MICH. ('Xt't>(•rlt!rt' atiHw;Jnlt' 11rrd••r 1\hl('h 111!' lwndr• rJt'V is n• rl' ivin~ pavntent. it ;; lrl•tlld bt• rc·purted hl'lon· lhf' e Wall Paneling e Dutch Standud Paint ' Hours FLY BY .•• fvy . 3 lntegralion 3-S lim By Unitf'd Prtss International Negro leaders promised a lcmJTIIlou:;e demonstrat1011 today rural Camden, Ala., where a lsctJool rebe-llion broke out I ]Thursday over the roughing up I of a Neero student bv a v. 11 ite ! deputy sherirf. School Supt . William J . .Jr.nefi ordered Camden Academy, the town 's only Nr.gro school. closed until Monday . Jones said I\ il l tn('Otnf' • Ceramic & Plasfit· Tile S, 3rd An. '"d charged -w1th piM tct biG\111 up tile Statu~ ot l<1\\ll r11o st ol !It€' 1inw. BUilDING E ver~ \ ' Pt t· r·~m" l (',I IJnl_l S£>rvicf' OHtcP on 1·o111 l Stn·t•t I wil l lw dr1~ 1 ' d St·r \ t• ,. Otltt'f'r C. .l. Rlioldt·" wi! i lw 1111 or . I Demonstration Promised in Rural Alabama w1·t k ~~r \l.11' 1·, ~ L . ., ;b~y~w~h~e~n~·~c~ho~o"l home. "b"u"se~s--too"'"k"l"h~e \\ Shop at ••. Service Off if~ VAUEY LUMBER I To He nosr•l I Discharges Lawren ce Napper, Minersville ; Char In: Price, Long Bottom, Jeffrey Grueser, Pomeroy. '•r<JVol<e · - - -- IJl the blows. He was not arrested. County and state officers and Camden's "rescue squad'' ~ t ood 1 meoanc. - ,,..·,., -·-- ,., Meigs General llnsptt&l ADMISSIONS - J . Michael, Rutland ; Mabel Swan, Lanss- H1r1h~ II •. m. ; Evongellodo - y_, --------PTA TO MEET he l'hun·h. The group pu rchast•LI the <.: ign o:; :J'- ont- fll tt s prcqect5. Hoy Coleman is moder ator Otlw1 ~ pil"l un·t: an· )e ren Lf'\lb. LOts Saw·r. ('ynthJ a .\'lllh . Hdl :1nd Lrhlll l Hap tun~tall. Oleta LI:'WI S. !(ath\ Locv~ . < ' tHtllt~· 1~.11 hner, -.; uc Ru(' , \'h. ;md ~Irs. Paul H aptun ~lcill __ : ~·· ship Honor Pupils At Southern High Annom~ced notwoodl Clllll'dl -.Deport a.- .. 1M Southem llllb Jdlool honor Pnrl A. c..to, putM. w... .._, 11ov Clyde J . llorlloll. sturlonto an aiUIOIUICOd by Prinmoetlol Thul'll{!oy, 7:30 p. m. 7:30 P; m. Wednesday; YOllll& ship servico 10 o. 01. ....., Sunday lldM!ol uo a. m.: Ilion> clpal Doaald Wolfe far 1 h o Peoples ServiCe l"rrday, 7:30 other Sunday 7:4.1 p. m. Sun- 1"1 WD<ship 10:• L m.; HYPI folll'th all:·-• perlocl. Listed llelll!ebem Bapllol ob!""' p, m. day School, 10 a. m., Johll Poople, 1, 41 p. m.; JCvp. are studeniJI wltb gradeo of 81 Great Bend: Rev C. L. 0 ~.... Salley, Supt. Proyer meettn& IOIIotiC _ , 7'!0 p m , per cent or mor• 1D all subjects nor. p01tor: RoOort Lewis, sup~ Cbarcb of God, Mt, Morlall •1:4b p. m. Thunday . PraY""_,. 'I· Wed 7:a0 p.~: lftlile na!MI In capital letters lt:30 o, "'· MOI'tllng Worship Rev. DaDlel WorDian, paofA>r. Heath Melbodlll Cbarcll. Mid- Pomeroy Cl!oreh .,j Ill• N... made " A" lt!-1110 por cent! and Sunday SchooJ; 1 p. rn. Ev· Sunday Schoo l 9: 4~ a. m.: Wor- dleport, M. E. Oowsoa, pastor; arene, Sunday SChool, 9 :30 1 _ in all subjects. eolng service: 'l'lursday, 7,30 ship service II a. m. and 7:30 Mrs. Nan Moore, Church School m.: Morning worship I0:4II L SENIORS ' JACK BOSTICK, p. m. Proyer meetln&. Ia. m. Prayer meelln& 7:30 p. Supt.; Church Sohool, 9,30 a. m. Evening Worohlp, 7 p. m.; Lb>CIP Elchlnaer. David Fox, m Tuesday: Young People's m.; Worship Service, 10:3!} a. Prayer meetlnJ, 7 p. m. Wed. Jamea Hamm, Charlet JohnCarpenter Baptist Cburelu meeting, 7:30 p. rn. Friday. m.; Methodist YoutJ:a Fellow· Rev . Clyde v Hender~on, pu- ston, Marsha Moran. CLARICE ~ ~~~;~r:Sc~~hool9· 30 a. m.; Morn- Ratlaad Cb<lldl God fir llilp, 7 p. m.; Official Board tor. NORRIS, NANCY PARKEJI, j tna 10:15 a m. J tm 8 U ood ·~ ,.: .. .A:~ meeting, 1st SundBy ot month. I George Pierce, Jane Powell, o rna w • ~astor ; .)U,-, 1:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday Charcb or a.e Nazareu, Pom. Larr~ Price, Suzanne Price, First Boptl• Cliiii'Cll, Mlddl.. School 10 1 · m., EvanAellsUc of month, 7:30 p. m.: Eleanor ero) Rev. r:ivd• Hendel'OOll, Lola Proffitt, Diana Roush, El· port, Rev . Donald Boone, "mco 1 P· m.: Young People (lrcle, 2nd Thursday of montb pastor: Sunday School 9:30 1. eanor Schneider, Ellen Shuler, .. f,' ~· tor: Sunday Scoool &:1.6 o. Ill., Endeovor 7 p. m. Wodnooday: 7,30 p. m.; Clall 12 , Srd Wed. m.: Mornlnt Wonhlp 10:30 o. JOCELYN TAYLOR, Gary Wal· Fred Hoffmon, SUpt.; 10:15 L Prayer meeting 7 p. m. Sai:Ur> neoday of month, 1 p. m.; AI~ m.: NYPS 6:45 p. m. Evening ker, PHYLLIS WIGAL, Patrll' You've been speeding, and you get a tlckot. m. Worship Service; BYP 6 p. day. emoon Circle, 4th Thursday of servlceo 1:30 p. m. PraYer io Winebrenner, PauY Wines, You don't like it, but yo~ know you've been m.; Evenlng Worship, 7:30 p. Grace EpiiCOJIOI Cborcb, month, 2 p. ru.; Choir Practlce rM«In&. 1:30 p. m. Thursday. JUNIORS: . SHIRLEY BAK· wrong. With little or no arrument. you pay m.; Wed. 7:30 p, m. Prayer Pomeroy, The Rev. Richard H. Wednesday, 7 p. m. Cllareh of lbe Nazareae, Jla. ER. D11ne Cli'Cie, Cbarlea 0. your fine. meeting; 8:30 p, m. W<d., choir Martin, Rector. 8111111., - Mor- lollam.Wo Molll b olne, Ohio. Sunday Sohool al land: Pam Davis, Cl.....,.. Hill. You've been staying home from chureh on practice. nlng Prayer and sermon. 10:30 odlol obnrc 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship Mar)orl• Holter, Linda JoJm. ~unday~ for one of a dozen reuons. Maybe you , ft •-·· loU wtn Dr. Lester L. Rousb. pastor: S 1 1 son, Connie Leadlnlham C.ro0 Firsl llopdst Cborcb ' Pome- o.m. co ee ~w i· Vlotor s~ erv"" 0:30a.m. Eve- 1yr. L'lpscomb, Beverly ' Price, like to ~leep late. Maybe the minis~r in your ........... Chum. Schoo1 Ding Service 7·31) Sunday • Mid roy - Rev. Charles Norris. EoierpriH EUB Omrcb, Reo. Superintendent, 10 a m. Offi<> · p.m., • Nancy Randolph Nancy Rots chur~h preaches dull !ermona. 'Maybe you don't Sunday School 9:30 till 10:20, Menzt!l Smith pastor Worsltlp lal Boord meeting eaob quarter week Prayer Service Wedn . . Lois Sewell P~m Sylvaste; consider yuu,elf the church-going type. What7 '~ p.m. Rev. MorriS M. IHLLIAM iF.RKLE. Worship service, 10:30 a. m.; service 9:30 'a. m.: ' Slltlday UD!ess otherwloe ealled. Holyj ~YH ' ever your alibi - nobody' a going to come 0 e, astor. SOPHOMORES: DONNA Nursery and Junlor church for Schoo~ 10,30 a. m, Youtb Fe!· Cammunion each quarter as analter you. children. to~sblp 8:30 p, m.; Boys ond aouncea. Rolland Cb<lldl t1 lbo N...,. BliSH, Craig Cairns, Allee CleThis is a summons you'll have to serve on Gll'la Fellowship,. 8:30 p. m.; Morse Cbapel Melbodlsl one' Sunday School 9'30 a, m.: land •. Margaret Cole, Sherman younelf. For an infraetion of God's law ia someFlrll BapUot.~nrcb, Baolno Evening service 7.30 p. m., 2nd Church, Arthur Stitt, Pastor. Morning Wonblp 10,411 a. m. Cundiff, William IX•wnle. thing that ean't be illllored. Until you declare Rov. C. L. 0 Canner, putor. and lth SUndaya: Youth Cllolr, Sunday School, 10 a. m. Ollver B:~&nlellstlc sOI'IIIoe 7:4b ~. m. Mary Harris, Nancy Hoback. yourself guilty, you will be deliberately ahuttilli Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Sam 6:30 p, m. Wedneiday. Prayor S1Yfe. Supt.: Sunday Worsbip M1d-k PI'8Y'l' oervtce, 7:45 p. MIKE .TENKINS. Bonnie Law· yourself o!f from the ifeatest fell~wship in the CUrf.UJ, IUpt.; 10:45 a. m. Moro- Meeth1J, 7:30 p. m. WtdDesday. aervice, 11 8_ m.; Prayer meet- m. Wednesday. renee, Patriclil London, Joyce '-"n,lll JIIN world. No judre in history h .. ever pronounced &e_Aoo........,s.,....... l,., 8 80 ~ ~ors~lp:F ~ ~ BYF Lallrldte EUB CB<IIdl Reo lng every Wednesday eveninll. Syrao1110 Churd of the N - McCoy, Sue McMurray, Tereta a sterner sentence. "'raUwr v.. an . un e ows p; p.m. Eu elt.ll Emmo tf!Jr' rene William t: rhorpe putor McTurner, CARLA MORRIS. Everung service: 7:30 p. m. g n. po • Portland Melhodlsl Chnrcb, Sunda Srh 19· 311 ·. M · Brenda Norris. Patty Proffitt Wednesday, Prayer meetingi day School, 10 a. m., Runell Arthur ~Utt, pastor . Sunday . Y . oo a m.. om- Rob Steams C ' 8:30 p, m. Wednesday, Sentor Areb•r, SUpL SUnday Worshl;> School 9:JO !o 10:30 a. m., H.,.. 1118 worship 10 .30 a. m. CO.J;;N, Suzan~e ~:~...~ Choir Practice; 9:30 p. m. Tue• U a. m_. Blble Study .and Pray- old C. Roush, Supt.: Ke~neth Penteco11tal Assembly. Route LINDA WOLFE. Linda Yost' day, JutUor Choir Practice. er lei'VLC• led by Millard Coe, McLeod, Als't. Supt. Services 124, Rev. Paul K Jones. pastnr Nancy Yost. ' Ratlaad Ftnl BapUII Cllorob 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. every Sunday eveninf!. SUnday School 10 a. m.; Wor· FRESHMEN : David Cole, SundBy Scbrol9:30 a.m. Prtach-- Morain& Sill' EU8 Clnareb, Racine Metbodtal Cbartb, ship servJees 7:30 p. m Sun. Tim Co2art, Peggy Hubbard, intt Sunday 2:30 p, m. Rev. Menzel SmJth, pll!ltor: 9:45 H. L. McDaniel, pastor : Sun- day, Wednesday and Frtday. James Lawrence, Gena Math-• · m. Sunday Scboo~ Fred day Scliool 9:30 a. m.: Preach- Tho Peoteco&tal Cbureb Mid· ews. JoyCP Proffitt, Joyce ftltchFree WW BaptiH Cbardl, Smitb, supt.; Earl Shuler, Ass't. lng 10:30 a. m.; MYF 6 p m.; dJeport, South Jrd Ave . s'unda)' 1e , Snaron Roush, RUTH RuUan?, Pallor, Rev. Po u I Morning worship 10:4Ti ._ m.: Prayer and Bible Sbidy, 7:30 P- School 10 a. m.: ~unday evenlnR SHAIN, Michele Spencer, Don· evangelistic service. ?.31'1 P m. m. fhelss. John Warner. 1Taylor, ~ay Scbool, 10 a. rn. Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Thor!- m. Wedo~sda}'. W itlt the hope it will, in some mea1ure, foller and help Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preacnlng day Wed •d B servlce1 7:30 p. m.; Prayer ser' Rock Springs Metllodlst - m ~e t 8 ~ Jble h~tudy l :JO p. VISIT SON lain that which i• /lOOd in family and rommunity li/e,lltl. feo· !vices. ~:30 p.m. Wednesday, South Betbel EUB Cllardt, Chester Lemley, pastor; Wor- Wo~ h~u;d..,JO: mg PPrayerReand Mr and Mrs. Relno Lind 5 P · 9.,0 p, m. a~tor, v P .. . • lure /1 span~orPd b-v the bu1ine11 firms and orgonizatiom Mt Moriab !biptlllt Cb b Rev. Eugene E. Emef'IOD ' p. . sh'ap ~~erv•ce ..J a. m.,. s un- B L Ba tt I omeroy, VISit ed the-Ir son, Tom · _arc • tor. Sunday wonhip 7:30 p, m. day School, 10:15 a. m.; MYF 1 • • rre · .J freshman at t<'airmont Sta~ u•lwse namP• appea~ hl'low. Corner of Fm~tb and Matn St. and 9:30 I. m alternately. Suo- 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bihle l RarrtsnnvfOe PN"shyttr1an. ICollegt on Wednesday, While - Mi~feport.S Rdv. N: Bord~n, dBy School 10:30 a. m. and Study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. IRev . John Oavlf'S , pastor Wor-i there thP.y attended the Fa!Jo.. nunster. un ay oot 9.30 9:30a.m.. alternately. Norman sllip serviC'f' 9 3() a m . Sunday .mont State-West Virginia Tedl a.M m. ArnWoldh. Richo?· Supt. Bahr, Supl Blblo Study and RRutlaCndJ MLeethodllst Chureth-1School 10 30 a. m.· , basketball game. won by Fail'ormng ors 1p, 1 :o"l\1 a. m. prayer service Led by p&!ltor, ev. · · mey , pas or: rn.unt. The Fairmont State cat-Naomi BlpUst Church: Son- 7:30 p, m. Thursday. C~urch Sc_hool 9:_30 a. m .; Wor· , ~or)tanlz.ed Cburcb ot Jesut .ers wt\1 now play in the Ot.-;1m1 Member FTD da~ S!:hool 9:30 a. m.: ~or-- Syracuse E.U.B. Church, Paol ~-'PF_se~v~~Y: 0 ~ ap_ ~: M. ~~r:' ~~~~~ri~:v ;~~~~~~~~ ' 28 conference- at Kansas CitJ. 240 Lincoln St. Middleport WY 2-2550 WY 2·2644 Greenhouse WY 2·3402 shzp 11 a. m.. Prayer servtce, A. SeUen Pbtor. p 1 d · I 1 p m Wednesday ~ SUnd School B Sliversvtlle Metbodlst Cburcb 1 ort an Road Sund1:1y School \11d WPek Prav<>r meelin& 1 :tO . 9 30 , . . a. m. ay • en Arthur Stitt pastor Sundav ,9:30 a m.; \\'l)rshlp LO 30 a P m Wednesday, C1as!! LeadI , . Carle_ton Cburcllr, Jllng1bury ::~~berr~~r~Jt.i 8~~::cea. ~ School, 9:30 a'. m.; Gene Wolfe ~ ·· Sunda" evening se~rce at er. Mrs. Mazle Hoismg,er. I Road. mday School 9:30 a, m. g P • Supt. Services Thursday even- 7 - ~0 P n : Werl wor«hiP serv , Ralpb Cart, Supt.i Dreacbing ~d 3rd Sundaye ot the mon~; ing. ' ice at 7:30 p. m. Pastor, C. W I UB t:burcb ._ Letart ~ug. •"Tab Someone To Church Thi~> WPck" Established tn 1904 Proffitt. All evening serv- rtay School 9 30 a m.; Wnrshlp IServices, 7:30 p, m.• Cecil CO'J. 7.30 p. m. Evening Evangeli5Wr>st Columbia. W Va. Middleport t..ayman· Pnlyer meeting Tue• tie ServJce, 2nd and 4tb Sun- SaUon Methodist Cbarcb, A.r- 1ce!l begin at 1 30 p. m. g, '"" Sunda\' 7 30 p m Wl 2-3281 day 7 .30' p rn ' day of month. BETHANY tbur Stitt, pastor. Sunday Lrtart FaDs Unded Brethrn Ph Mason SP 3-5593 ' · · 9:30 a. m. Mornin& Worship: School 10 a. m.• Clint Orr. I Lour Lady of Loretto Missloa Church. Rev James Morrison : Lllur· dll,ll School at IO a. m. Prayer vice, 1 p m. Pray.,. elderly since the ocial Security Law was f>nacted ." He r~· fe.rred to the medicare plan . are1 Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. I, 191111--7 at 7:11 p. m. again trained his gun!l 'nmn- SHO\\' SIC:~'S - :'-.lemhers of th r· Wt-.stminsler Youth ' Fello\1'-lt lp ot thE:' Firsl l ' lllll'd PJe~bvlertJJl Churrh ,ho\'. 11 \\11 h 1he :-tgns pomtmg tilt> way to thl' l l!urch to ot p!:Jlt'd rn th<' nllage for vi:-.Jlors :t11d rwrsons st• ckmg Sentine~ we:: • St. Paul's lutheran Church ., I . �...... F ..... •·' ~ 0 -. 4 -- .. -o o . . ' .' ' • WANT AD SentineL For Sale ForS.Ie 1963 COLONIAL Mobil Home, SINGER automatic fancy stitch late model like new in walnut 50 ft . long and 10 ft. wide. Has Coppertone Kitchen, two cabinet. Fancy designs, '""'' 11 Cl&AOUI'oo. 01' _,., P II 0&1 a-ton fi'U•IIcFtl:lon buttons. makes buttonholes bedrooms thermostatically lrlooe.d•' F\ooodluu ~ ·ntl A II$ monoMOIYia) eontrolled heat. nus home iB darns, embroiders, C A.NI "Ji: l I A liON I placed on two lots in grow- gram! , blind hems. stws in f'riR"~lON8 W lll t>l Ftef'Ft P'~ "" II ' !t-01' A. M no attaduneo.t.s ing Sy racuse. Price for both zippers, "n• 0•• •' ..,,.,,,,.,,loFt $1799 lots and home, $4oi95 . Also needed . Guaranteed. Balance 1963 Tempest leMans Cpe. Local owned and low mileage, red over ivory finish, 326 V8 due 10 payments, $7.79 or 1 '1>,~ """' ' -~f'' ..... ~n'O!I UIFt ~· I'll! for sale 1961 blue and while enggine, automatic trans. Like new whitewall tires, radio ., ...,,, " ' . .....,., tnt alb dl....,ed $67.40 cash. We service what Oldsmobile 4 door hardtop. and heater. r"''" '"·"•"•• grFor• •1-1>"1"' ...,. r<'P "' '..... 'lfllll"'ot o ~• • •~ f'bFt OtU .. power ~tE>ermg , automatic we sell and carry our own ac~ ' " "'' "'"' nn• ., , " <'5.,..."•1!11o fo• 1963 Corvair Monu Coupe $1699 transmission. le-ath€'r inter- counts. WY 2-3862 '"'"" ~-~ on• •nr orh,... l "ttr""ll6• A sharp low mileage local car. Jet black finish. tires show ior. all m exc('llent ronditlon. 3 5 5lc little wear, 110 H.P . engine. 4 speed trans . Radio, heater, fiJI nts 11795 See or conlacl Bill s·~E"'w"r"N"' G--:M7A"C"'H"'I~ N"' E,-- brand red burkPt seats and vinyl trim . Harden, Syracuse. Phone WV new, ran operate automatic r ~nt> p.tl wnrd on• ,,....,"""" Cpa. _ Only $1495 \!'"""" "" "••I• IJil -cnr• 1--3986 or WY 2-3714 for designs, tm ltonholes. blind 1962 Corvair Monu heater. Low mileage . A sharp , .' , rnl , """' -. ~ttl IM rllru ·nn Automat ic tram . Radio and . ....... F I , . . • (ll l l'<lf>rtll 3 5 3Lc paint 00@, $f1 .,., er n< ll' • r<>n n• on co&Ut •d• •D" -- hems, et c. S!Jghlly Ft dt P'"' ,..,nl~ Ill .-jey• damaged in shi pment. W i l l NOTICE TRUCK GROWERS: ('AltO m rHAI>o/ll. l' a. FJtiiTI.t.4fUU Order y rJu southen cabbage sacrifice $51.50. Com plete : '' .&l'o fnr ~ ,..,rd m.tn \mum ta "t> •ddll:lrl\a/ • o Nt lr plants now Wil l have some w1l h 2 yr . guarantee Terms I Goldt>n Aere Hybrid. Wil I $1 5l) weekly . WY 2·3862 OPEN EVES. 7: OOP.M. 3 5 5tc hav e loma rn planl s last (J f POMEROY, OHIO Apr il and May. Charles R Business Services Hams, Poriland. Plw ne VI 3Real Estate For Sale 2693 3 5 121c Wanted To Buy TO BETIER serve you, we op. PHONE WY 2-2156 CORN Al'\D HAY ~1rs . De I erate a 4-wheel drive lo ader ! FOR SALE : House. 7 ro<Jm s bert Gaul. Chesler. Ohio and back hoe. Fr~ estimates and bath, good out~building s OLD BRASS, cupper and Pho ne 98~2401 . 3 5 31p Phone WY 2-3243. Emmet W. and ce llar. Can be seen at pieces, old toys, carved ~=~~ led furniture, marble t< ' 55 Elm St, Middleport, Obi o. Notice WHAT WILL yo_u_r_ w-elder- do Shuler. Contracting. furniture, drop leaf table, Phone WY 2·3339. 3 4 tfc I HAM SHOOT, Sunday, March for yu u? See the new 418 3 4 6\c I---- ner cupboards. desks, cl~:~l j at the Isaac Walton Farm, welder. Free tnal. We lrade oseat chairs, cane ' house I 7 room LRndmark FOR SALE : EXPERIENCED OJester; Noon until dark. Meigs Coumy bow I and pitcher sets, rated on Main St., Pomero y. 3 5_ He Sponsored by Chester Fire _ Pomerov _ . _ ___ dolls, old or parlll I Phone -SH-24834. 3 2 Gtp lamps, gas Iampo AUTOMOBILE Deportment. 3 5 31c GOOD BEAGLE pups stx llghts and pictur<eJ ' l · frames. WY z.ouz. Mrs. SMALL F'ARM for sale in Ru JiAM SHOOT Sunday, March 7 weeks old. Emmet Stephen land Tov.-nship. Phone SH z. ard Cecil, West Main Long Bollom. Ph. 1185·3237 at th e Isaac WaIton F arm. J+ltc 4834 . Pomeroy. 2 23 AND Chester, noon until dark . ·-----th, HOuSE for sale. 4 rooms, ba Sponsored by Chest or F i r e FREE! ACT NOW AND SAVE i Aluminu m STANDING Timber. Top casb ' full basement Department. 3 4 3tc AMSBARY !;.NU APACHE are I' sidins storm doors, and wi nprice paid. Marion ReynoldJ, I giving $100 in accessones ot Final plans were discussed n Coolville, Ohio. Rt. 3. CaU I dows. Priced reasonable Ca Melp County Fos: Hunters All· camping supplies wtth pur lor the annual senior class trip be seen at 773 Grant St. , Mi d· after 4 o'clock, 1167-3503. soclatloo will meet at the rha,r;;e of any Apache traller I when senior mothers of \1iddle3 2 6tp 1·1l·llcl dlepnrt, Ohio. Pomeroy, 0 . Coon Hunten Club H o m e Offer good tf order ts placed WY 2·2143 port High school met '1\J:esday .--6 room house FOR SALE Legal Notice on Snowball Hill, March 8, by l\1arch 1~ for delivery up ' e·1ening at the high school. _ ___ at 7:30 p. m. Meeting is call- to April 15. All models on CUSTOM butcherin11 aod cui· with bath, one floor plan i n I ___ Mrs. Charles Bradbury, and Amsbary Apa che fro blocks Middleport,. 3 ed for Election of Officers. display . Mrs. John Lyons art. general ting Phil Meier, Phone WY . . sealed 1 grocery school · church All Fos: Hunters are urged to Trailer, 631 Fourt h AH•, Gal · 2-3510. co-cha irmen for the group. Ap12 9 Uc lipolis, 446-021<) ... . ho ill ' Very good neighborhood. Cal I ~;e~~\;/l ~e· attend.. 3 4 3tc . proximately $700 is needed to -I Quality Print Shop, MJIJ .SL 3 1 6tc eroy. Ohiu, WY 2·5465. complete Lh~ amount needed for AIK.TIONEER '!'ddJ 1~, 1 96~, fur - --· 1 Portland Methodist Charge j~ t'!-'ort. s ' Three bedroom th.:o students and chaperones. FOR SALE : • ,.., Complelo3 3 1 two tune wishes to announce that Pas(:1) • tc I as garage, g The group rilans several dancbath, basement, cnu l<radlonl tor Arthur Stitt will resume H~Ac:R:-:D:-:E'"N"':::Sc--c~-;-1.7A"' RKET ln ts. ;;: Ho~•·;;"~.~7;.~, ·m~.:;•.;~ e~ and has scheduled a rumfurnace. fireplace. 2\1 Jo fl'rlle, ""'""' • CoaiMI preaching at 11 a. rn. al Sut- Syracuse ha:i on special •peed Ele~trlc wlpen: H•ck mage sale for April 9 with Mrs. A. C. BRADI'HRD Phone 773·5611 Mason. Spotllaht and nurrur; H. D. ton, and at 7:30 p. m. Port- Thursday, Frid<Jy and SalurEdward Stiles and Mrs. Wend· 8aciDe, Oldo 2-1:1·301p or; Henler & Defro8ter; H. hmd, Sunday, March 7. We day 10 Lbs. potatoes. 59 cents ; tery: Underrating : Vinyl "•i••••''~'''•I ell Bunce in charge. A colored I II tfc 300 H.f'. OR OVER: Heavy OWt' a debt Of gratitude to Jarge fre:sh eggs, 39C doz .; Ftutomatlt> tranJntJulonJ Alrfuam d.icken sale for Eastern has Anti-freeze; Seat bf'lt.s. tmnt; " ' " ' ' Rev. M. E. Dowson and to Tomatoes, 79c basket. I ga I· INCOME TAX Service, J•Jiu> and St.andud Pollee raekage . been planr.ed for April 17 with speaker Leo B. Crew, and Fairmont Prt'miUffi ICe soo · Simpson Insurance AgTy pe - 4 dr. So:dan Standard Sin. Mrs. Paul Casci in charge. Thl'! Prire wlll Include trade-In of one for the many prayers and cream, with $5 purchase ency, Room 6, Coats Budd. POMEROY - Modern 2 . bed - 1~:1 Dodge tour-d.nor 1edan. class members are selling can 4 cards received in his behalf. Sl 09 £ oz. Maxwel l Ho!Jse ·lng, M'ddl room frame home with bath, I. n;Thereserved Board th" or Co umyt.oComm.iuion. I eport. rleh1 reJect an,. d) and sweatshirts for a project 3 4 3tc lnstant coffee, only 79c: 1 20 tfc nas fired hut air heating, or aU btrh Attending were Mrs. Bradbury - - - - -- - - - - FJon'da oranges, 4!lc doz Mel11 County . c"~·m'~""'""'' I - - - - - - - -- - tto1ardwood floors, back porch, By · LucUie Norris. cl erk Mrs . Lyons , Mrs. Bruce Lloyd. THE KYGER CREEK High 1Open Sundays ll a. m, to 7 p.m. f'llelgler Bulldin& ~'lppl) t 0 r and full basement. Located in <a' '· 8 • 2 t.e Mrs. Charles Archer. Mrs. RobSchool Senior Mothers are Weekdays , 8 a. m. to 8 P· m. · good neighborhood with 50 ert King, Mrs. Max Davis, Mrs new homes Built in kitchsponsorina a rummagP- sale 9 P· m. on Satur day!. ft . tot and nice back yard. i Dwight WalLace Ms. Cash .ah ro ens, storm windows. alum at the Slansbury Bldg. across · _ _ ~3 3 3tc inurn siding. Call Guy Neig- $300.00 down payment reMds. Paul Casci, Mrs. Stiles. from the Bonanza in \fiddle- 1963 RAYCRAFT Mobilehomer l Oh quired and balance $43.72 Mrs. Norman Humphreys, Mrs. . M ler, Racine, io. tl por t. Oh JO, arch 5. and 50 x 10, with or without lot"l ~ If per mon 1 1 Carroll Swanson, Mrs. James 12 March 6, Frida._v and Satur- it is on. Oren Wears, Harri- --o--:--:::----::::-~-- •• c J'(IMEROY - •• • room frame Criswell Mrs. Audrey Frost Mrs. day. 3 4 3tc !IOmtilJe Rd. 3 J Jtp brt f'd'Hift", P'hunttln& lUll house with bath, gas heating, Lionel Boggs. - - - ------Utallol front porch and full basement March 5 IMPRESSION-Looking something like a shaggy Hiland Church RHival is in 150 BALES of hay, 60c a bale. MIDerntlle. ..., Large lot out of high water. this model exemplifies the "impish" trend for progress now . ~rcial singing. Dana Fick, Chester Ht. 7, End vow sewt'f b"oublel $3000 00 World Day of Prayer Services Her "hair hat," designed by Heiser in New York, is Lucy Jane Lucas down B:4S Everyone welcome. Pastor Ohio. Chester 985-2323 We Uve aD m.e. POMERoY _ Semi • business for the Tuppers Plains Comtouch for a wild wool outfit worn over leotards. a .m. Rev . Ivan Mytrs. Everyone 3 3 3tp Sewer Mactunes establishment wilh large munity will be held at the Kanawha Rive - Helen z. _ welcome._ _ _ S 3 4 ~ 1965 APACHE Camp Tra 1Jersl Reasoaall&e R.alell sales or di splay room , 2 ex:- E.U .B. church March . - - - - -~--- _____ ·dcwn Marmet 3:30a.m.. H. E. RUG Weaving. WJ 9-2826. Acressones and camping C:al1 Wl !.-ZI'i' oa, 01 Nlpt tra rooms and bath on first I' 5, at 2 p. m. with the . . . 1 Bowles down Winfield 9:30 p. 2 5 30tp nre here. We are now selling 7 • Ut floor, 6 . room apartment and Methodist ChW'ches Galhpohs Dam Titan up n .. ; Thelma Ann down Winfield --------~~ all models Apache Campers, ·lt.:ArLNG, Plumbing. Moenu on 2nd floor having separate pating. Everyone js welcome. 8 10 p.m.; Philip Spon down l t2 :50 a.m.; Allen R. Medill AUT'HMOBDJE lntiJtance been equipment. Two models on Ji'unlar&. Arnold Brolben. entrance. Nicely located just The Junior class of I _ _ _ --·11 :50 p.m.; Miss Nancy down down Winfitld 3 a.m.; George eancelled'f '·• YOOI opera display. All models available. 118 Ea~r Mam Street, rom a short walk fro~ courthouse. port High School w~ll Gau e readln s· Galli olis 4:10 a.m .; Alton Zephy down Price down Winfield 1:10 a.m .; tor'l llcenlef CaO Wl' Z..2Mie $100 worth accessories or eroy. Pboae W'l !-!MI. ~~nc~c3~~~~~~.g~EALTOR I a rummage sale Fnday . Dam ~8.2, 25.2, gr~nning 52pfeet 4:55 a .m. Invade down 6:20 Solvay down WJnrteld 4:40 a ----::--::-----==l equipment free if you purchtfe uox ~ WY .. ""- Saturday March 5 • 6 begmp M J a .m.: Buckeye State down 7:35 m. Duncan Bruce up Winfield 1 2111 1 2 •• a'e any new t ·1 b r ~~ nmg· at 9 a m each day m · the on ro 11 ers, omeroy- ason 2... K ckl For Rent raJcr eore 3 • 3tc f . . . . 83 Pt Pleasant 2636 Hinton a .m.; entu an up 8:10a.m.: 4:50a.m. ::--:=cc March 15. Quality Print Shop, Help Wanted • ormer A&P buoldmg. · :. · • lr;;;;;;;i_,_,_,.....;,..._,_,_;..;.;.;.;~::..,======"! S ROOM ·and bath. furnished I 255 Mill SL. Middleport. Ver· Group I of the First 2.81 nsmg, Kanawh• Falls 7.91, apartment in Middleport non Weber, Owner and Manl''OH SAL~- Midd.leoorl'e tal). Presbyterian Church is Charleston out. London was , ground floor. 390 S. Second ! ager. 2-27-6tc WANTED : Middle • aged man est building, located 352 N ing a home made vegetable running 4 feet, Marmet 3 feet over Mrs. Howard Cecil, WY - - or woman. ~ust be able to . Second Street, Middleport. soup aale Friday, Yarch & at and Winfield dam 5 feet. 2-5262.. Priced for quick .aae.. JD. tho vu ·"urch. Those ~-h;•• 3 3 lfc DON ' T PUMP you sluggish sep. live 1 M"ddlin. Inquire ·ohw ~. f """ ...~ to Boat Movements : • tic tank . Get Klean·Em-Ait ~~ epo_r:'· _ _2-27-t c quirt at Oblo HDte1. place orders may contact Mrs. Ohio River - ?V~~ d own • LDroom and bath apartment septic tank cleaner. Landp U. S. Civil Service Tetttl HOUSE FOR SALE: On Laurel Thomas Kelly, Mrs. Dale 14 • •o: 40 p.m.; Vtrgmlan down 3319 omeroy . Phone W"'V 2mark Farrr. Bureau. ~b ""::;m~Bb~u:!.:~us;:"....:..':: Cliff Road. Mrs. Norman E. Walburn or Mrs. R. W. Vaugh- 14, 9:SO p.m.; Peggy Downty 12 15 tfc If "l'bonnncll o1 ,.,.,. 11pea f'nlparatorJWY •vu.J ••22 . an' up 14, 10 :55 p.m. Edeana Bos2 18 e traLD1nl antll 1ppolnted itlrpel"'enn Hy""il, ~ TRAfi..ER Iota for rent, ci.oselr=========..,;;;~luwal.b" unneceuary P'R.I!:E lnfnnna2Stp MAR. 7 worth down 14, 2:10a.m.; Wal~ 2 26 to Laundrymat and scbooll Uon on Job.. salarh~ • - requmomentto. ter Beckjord up 14, 2:30 a.m. 1964 APPLIANCE ;:.::.'-'11' - ' fl•lna r~am•. oaddr- Uld FOR -SALE : House for sale, 3 The Catholic Women's Valley Lumber 6 Supp\ 7 ComLillian G. up 14, 250 a.m .; Jim -··. •...., _ ,.~.... 'tic CLOSE-OUT SALE I 0&113' LincolnSentinel lkirvltl, Pnmf!roy Bos H8- .Ohln Pom•re• bedrooms ' bath ' carport. Har- ' of the Sacred Heart Church will HOUg Iand Up 14 , 2 :s•iJ a.m.; r-y 1111.1--..w . r isonville, rea~:~onable. Phone have the hour of Recollection F nkl. p· 14 3 •• REG. CLOSE-OUT IlEMALE: Housewi fe wanted ! SH 2-5468. 2 2.5 12tc and Deanery mee•; ...,., Sunday ra m Ierce up • ;MI a. THREII.Dd four mn'b furmo::he 111 • aafarntabed apart 1-ARISTOCRAT to take phone calls for estab- - ·-· _ _ ......., m.; L. Fieore down 16, 6:20 menta W\' U04 tfc I WASHER $235.00 $210.00 lished comr:my . Write The ,FOhR SALE Five room 2 p.m. •••R, a .m.; Vienna up 18, 9:15 p. 12 6 1 I-ARISTOCRAT ELEC. Daily Sentinel Box 668-Y ouse plus breakfast room ·~ m.; Andew C8ihoun up 18, APARTMENT, 5 room1--------.:Dd1 DRYER $179.00 $150.00 Pomeroy, Ohio. and bath at 123 Unioa Ave. The Pomeroy Elementary P . 3:20a.m.; Jedry Bosworth down bath, shower and tub. ~~ S. I-CUSTOM Seen by appointment Phone T. A. will meet in the ocbool 18, 6:40 a.m.; Jacob G. down 1 ~ 310 3rd St, Middleport, Phone l WASHER $175.00 1155.00 WY Z.2564. 2 22 tfo auditorium Monday at 7,30 19, 6:30a.m.; Luther Herdman -,· l I'• Ifc1 I-PACEMAKER ElEC. A uto Sa Ies WY •~w• m. There will be a panel up 20, 2:45a.m. Jefferson down TRAILER LOTS - lree - .. ~~:~u. FT$~~:8. 1180.00 - -- - ·- - -- :--::-- FOR SALE : Broom house oth· ussion on " How We as parents 23, 8:25 p.m.; Harvey Jordon qe and water. Brown's l'rail FROSTLESS $349.00 $315.00 1955 PLYMOUTH. $150. Alfred er outbuildings, hot and' cold ~an help our children." down 23, 6:15 a.m.; John J. er Park (Stale Approved) 1-11 CU. FT. UPRIGHT Yeauger, Minersville, Phone running water, 5 acres freshments will be served Rowe up 23, 6:45 a.m .; Louis4 Minersville, Ob!o, Phone WY FREEZER . S24S.OO $225.00 WY 2.-€!13. 3 5 3tp ground. Located on Route 325. Jhe third grade mothers. iana down 23, 7 a.m.; Jim Vick· ~-· _ 1 15 lfc l 1-20 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FOR SALE : 1917 Chevrolet. 2· {"'ndtact: Hone! Denney, Rut· The WSCS of Heatb ers up 23, 7:10 a.m.; National FREEZER $265.00 $240.00 door Sedan. Sef' after 4 p·.m. an • Ohio. 2-17-Gtc dist Chw-ch will meet down Greenup 1:10 a.m.; GlenMODERN 4 room and bath fur· I POMEROY Norman Baxter. 2911 Mulber. FOR SALE 1 evening, Marcb 8, at the dora up Greenup 2:10 a.m.; UUihed fr aine at 7:30 p. m. Program chair4 Valley Voyager down Meldahl WY apartment. MJdd1eport. • J.clc: w. c~r...,, ry Ave., PomP:roy. Ohm. : room 2-38?f.____ 3 l tfcl PHONE - - - - - ---- 3 4 Jtp house, basement, large front man and devoUonal leader 3:10 p.m.; Esso West Virginia I ROOMS and bath, buildings! WY 2-2181 I - - - porch, hot and cold water, be Mrs. C. E. You11g and Mrs. down Metdahl 6 p.m. Linda Choand garde[l. Less than 1 mile i..,_.,...,...,...,...,...,..,....,...,...,..J 1964 CORVAIR ~onza, radio, 8x:8 room added for bath. 2 Mildred Zeigler. Hostesset tin up Meldahl 9 p.m.; J. s. off Rt . 7 on Story's Run Hoad heater, automatic tran smis- acres ground on Old Chester be Mrs. Emerson up Meldahl 10:20 p.m.; THINK GOODYE-$ COST~· Reference required. Cali DELICIOUS PIZZAS! Home- mission, 7,100 miles. Phone Road. Ph : WY 2-6127. Bethel No. 62 of the Woods up Meldahl Jl:· Cheshire EM 7-"188 made completely from crust WY 2-2014 3 3 6 2--27-12tc tiona} Order of Job'a 'JA p.m.·, Pamela D. up Mel· TRY THIS BIG BUYI ' • ·3 5 6t to delicious sauce. Choice of · tP ·n t in lar oJOJ ;-;=~-,-~--~Pepperoni, Sausage, Hamburg MODERN BRICK 8IKI frame ;"' mee regu dahl 12:30 a .m.; 0. F. Shear· Famous Nylon I ROOM a~arbnent and batb er, or Mushroom <extra). Tile Ram&1er ranch home on Route 7 near he Pomeroy Masonic er down Meldahl 4 a.m .. Soutb· All-Weather ••2• unfurnilhd AU utiliti~ fur- Price by size, targe $1, Med~ World Standard of Compaet State Highway garage. Five Monday at 7 :30 p.m. em up Me1dahl 5:15 a.m. with TUFSYN Dlsbad. Upstair• above Dr ium 75c, small 50c. Jack's Elcelleace rooms, patio, basement, inDonovan 's ofice Phone WY Dalry Bar, Midd1eport WY 2- Btg ear room, rtcr. •od per- sulated, storm windows and Senaton Enter Farmers' Union 2-30M or WY Z..2064. 9987. 2 24 12tc farmance. Small ear eCOnomy doors, tiled kitchen and bath, and IUDapnbW'too 400 10t r· 1 2nd Weekend Truce Likes LBJ Policy 1 U Uc HAY delivered ffst a- nd. -•.;-~od • Irep aee, a!"-., x WAS'r·~roN (UPJ A •• ----:-::-::----~:.....::.:. ~v uminum windows, marble " 11.. u )FOR SALE cutting. Also Straw. W. Cliff OletropolltaD lllotol'l sills. Phone WY 2.5337 COLUMBUS (UPI) - J' o member delegation of 0 h 1o Stool Guysville, Ohio. Rl E MaiJ1 Street Pomeroy WY 2--S2S2. the second week in a row, Farmen Union rhembers re3 S HICE TURNIPS lor .ale, $2.00 I, Ph. MO 2-2439. H3-30tp · Pbone IVY 'W171 ---- Ohio Senate enters Its turned to the Buckeye State toWh1tew1111 onl}' t2.oo more per bushel. Marvin Stone 3 -- - WANTED TO BUY : Waot 5 recess in an uneasy truce. day 3 fle f 1 'th ' 22 11 c 100 acres vacant land, vicini· The Senate Thursday r con err ng WI conmiles out of Rutland on f.he USED Anny field jackets, Air ,.,_,_,! coveralls tl dl gressmen and Agriculture Sec'-'V_.., ' ~ an lnsur•nce ty Cheshire - Portland or I'ts attention from the t 0 'II F th Harrilonville Rd. 3 4 3tp _ shirta. Carl Chevaher, Long Chester D C g· ••o Ho re ary rv1 e reeman on e H£A VY CHAIN Unk f GU · · · mg, ..... w~ wititin its chambers f01 control status or farm legislation. U-301p ARAN1'EED, renewable for ard Ave, Akron 12, Ohio. . ence, Bottom. Wll'e. 7 It la11, enough to • • ·life h05pitalization. Issued and agreeci. Ion~ enough to pass The delegation expressed ap.. fence in a factory. Like new. Bustn811 Opportunity at all ageo. Phone WY 2-RJGa. 1. 26 61P a blll requirillg that seat belts proval of President Johnson's ' B. M. Cooper, Langsville, GROCERY STORE Znd St livestock be installed in all cars manu. farm mess•••· Thev st•t•d t>t 2 13 tfc Ohio. SH U!~. 3 4 6tp Pomeroy. Fully' equin•ed I'H!YfO "--~~ S.rv•- r-~ factured after Jan. I of next 1' they are encouro•ed by the n"""'''YIU ..............., Dr Me;vm E. Doerr, Veterin- year. The measure was ldenti - PrPs:;r1<>n1' '" :nt<>'"lF·•n h r •r·f:ue You'll Like llut Serv\<e I I 10 DUMP BED: 12) 82S $4500.00, plus merchandise. lel!i made of ·~gat papers. ar·1an. 1arge an d small ammals ca t to one t hat o~t~<;Pp• t ·e a policy which w:ll make it po.;. truck tlrel. l958 Mercury. Will finance. blrtb records and almool soy 128 Washington St., RBvens- House two years ago but d.ied sible fr" ru : a' ramP ies lu re•ain Phunt WY 2·2101 Doner Larkins, Long Bottom, O'Brien A Crow. Real"' otbet doeuments ood w v ~-..... ,~ ,..,..,_~ ., w , a r"'""'t~ 27:J..4771 in the. Senate Rule.~~; r.omm. ittee l their farms "instead of b£~in.•, l vwu. ......ter Phone 98>-3287. WY l-2720 Reuw lalorooce, Pomeroy or\ Jce · hours, Daily 4 to fl p. after Jt was approved an the . forced to join the ranks of the ' 3 J &lc I 4 &!o If U< rn. l 26 tfr ' Highways end Motor Vehicles 1unemrloved tn the clfl""." 2 SIGNS INFORMATION I QUALITY jTelevision Revue Pomeroy Motor Co. HOLLYWOOD (UPl) Tbo .ner day. 1 friend ol mi.De reeeivfld • phone calJ from a local factory -line cemetery ask· 1ng him whether he would be Interested in ill family plan. M; friend replied that actually he wouldn 't mind but biJ teenage son and daughter don't like to do anything with the rest of the family . As you can see, my frleDd 1.1 • m1n who keePII abreast of the times , so to speak. If, for instance, he had been in the ABC.TV research department, he would have issued warnings left and riJht about the new mid-seaaon replacement series " The King Family," a musical hour each Saturday in whlcb the teenwagers get along mucb too well with their parents and other relativea. You may remember that af· ter a one-hour special some time ago, the network received many favorable letters and de- Pomerov Motor Co. I .I .I I ml ,• - • s.araop 10. ){OJlke>'" lfkeOillmal 8.Cbope I, Cudi..ut l:t.Girl'•aam. U.Co- tree 'u.~"f e.u9. Contsar body _,.,. 18.~oe JLileallllConaume lt>.Ba!t:- liO.11.- .....-- 31,~ -_ ... • N~ 1'1. tloQwwa. .Otll!,. ·- Ei~ it'6 ·;;;~t:i] ~ Ill. Warp-,_ ...... :»,Game at f.,;;.• .o·o "o~en ..... C ra~lo:ed toa€i ~ers , 1a...,p6! h ( ';• oc'e ~J~~ w3r: o o·ace-·:o '·''cad I t~e-"" c: :J _.r..:! -~ ... ~ .,....,... ~- 08 d ,r,aoe f l _ 42.Not fat> DOWN ....... L'OD<Ier ~~. ot•Jiidlk DAJT,Y ... <HESTER GOULD O&YfTOQUon: - Bern's hew &. Willi!; Ita AXYDLBAAXK lo AND W110 KNOWS~ LONGIP'J:LLOW 1-/Er MAY One letter .ebnply standi: tor another Ia this 111 the tbree Ile, X for the two 0' . ll8lnJI A is Uttl'l! tro)>hJes, tbe .lenrJtb. B.Dd tonnauon ~~ : : : : ~tter.. apo.., &I~ tor lllaoladqU..COdo_.,..._ t•oo you think your mother's tryin& to break . us up. Janie? Three straight dates now ehe's been ctefrostinlil the refrigerator!" ------------------------------WMPO Radio ~ouday \ Bl • PRESIDENT"I arooll~t~ata, A a,pta..... ~rV.JQJf8I S1VDUJSJrP SAPU. lULL, 8 IJWKLV WZLUPY XSQO QOI1 . XBJPA.-NPUKNIAU.J LWSQO Y-ay'o ~teo 'I'URTLli:s Tbru. Friday: 5 ~J Sundown serenade .a.JlOVT THill RoADS THAN HARms.~-= 6:00 Sign.On, Newt1 6: 30 Sign Off 6Q JIM, ..... ~ (lr "' I 6:05 Sacred Heart Saturdays: 6;20 Meigs CT, RFD 6:00 Sign On - New• +---·-U:25 Paul Bowers Fann 6:05 Country Music Time 6:30 Bill · Miller Sl•ow 6:25 Country Jamb~ree 6:57 Weather 7:00 News 7:00 National News 7:05 La!TJI Anderson Show MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 1:00 Midway Maijnee 7:05 Bill Miller Srow 10 :45 It's Music - Army 7:15 Sign On 3:55 N~w!l Beat 7:3tJ Sports 11 :00 Dairy Valley & Dutt on's 7:80 News Headlines 4:00 Discing with Doss 7:35 Bill Miller Show ToJ.I Ten Show 7:ll2 Musical Clock 4:30 Interchange 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show . 1:.: :00 News 7:45 Echoes or Joy 5:00 Community New• (Tuesday-Thursday) 12 :15 Musical Interlude 8:00 OhiO valley News 5:05 World News 7:50 News 12.30 The Rev . MerUn Teets 8:05 world News 5: 15 Sport• Today 8:30 Daily Light 1:00 The Jim \1ees Show 8:10 Sports TodJiy 5:?~ Weather 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 5:30 Sundown Serenade 8:15 Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale (Wed.-Aucllunl Fri, Show) 630 Sign Off 6:16 Musical Clo'k 6:00 Sign Off 9:00 News Sunda)s: 8:55 ComJnunity News SATU!IUAY 9:05 Coffee With Janet 7:30 Sign On- Army Hour 9:00 Talk of the Town 7:15 Sogo On lt:OO Swao Shop 7:55 News 9:5:i Mascm County News 1:30 New!l Headlines 10 :15 Mornmg Meditations 8:00 French City Baptist 10 :00 Public Service 7:32 Mus1cal Clock 10 :30 Bill Miller Show Church Fomily Wor:!htp Hour '/:45 Word und Test.imon' 10 :45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 8:30 Sunday Show 10 :30 Latchs'.ring 8:00 Oh10 Valley New• 10 :45 Family Worship (Thurs .) 9:30 The Bible Speaks To You News Beat 8:05 World News 10 :45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete 9:45 Wash. Repts To Peop le 11 :05 Mor.~tng Melodle!t 8:10 Sports Today Shields) (Fridays) 10 :00 The Good Life except Friday , Church 8: 15 Weather 11:00 News 1&:15 C:onsressman's Report Bells Ring 10:30 Song & Story Hour H:05 Tiny·s Country Junction 10:30 Sunday Show World News 10:4~ Famliy Worship Hour 11 :45 Tiny's Country Hymn 11.30 The Quiet Hour Mason County News 11 :00 Nsws , Arm}' Hour Time 12 :00 News 12 :110 Community News 11 :30 Public Serv1ce 12 :00 Cement Block News 12 :15 The Christian's Hour 12 :05 Local News 12.00 News Roundup 12 :30 Got!ssle-r's Guest Star Wrl) : 12. 3(1 The Rev . Merlin Teets :10 Markets 12:20 Bulletin Board ll. ·30 Larry Anderson Show I :00 The Sunday Shuwl!ase 12 :15 Weather U:2fi New!! 0 Grama 3:00 Jim Mees Show l::\0 The Rev . Silas Billups 12 :20 Bulletin Board 12:30 Sarurday Mali nee 4·15 Blaettnar Aulo Show 2·00 The H.ev Andrew Par·snroslt2 . ~5 News 0 Oram1 4:00 D.i.:scmg wllh Doss (Tues 4ThW'.) 2:45 The Rev. Roscoe \2:30 County Asenl 4:30 Top fen Revue 4·30 News (Local) 3·10 The Sunday Showcase 2:45 Country Go Roond 5:00 News Ro..:ndup 4:40 Jim Mees Show 5:30 Baptist Layman's Hour 1:~5 Newt Beat 5:15 Public Servlct 5:00 NltWs 6:00 The Sundown Serenade !:00 Country Go Round 5::-ltl Utnner Musicale 6:05 Jim Mees Show 6:30 Sign Off 1.:55 Newo Beat 6:00 Sign Off --·---- --------WJEH RADIO l Bv'G;;E'-O"'It"'G::E"'W"'O::cN:::D::cE=:k TERRY NOPE! ~ SAIIJ Wl-tm' WE C.QME THROU~I4l MOGTlY POCI(, ~U. 'iiTAMDit>\<1 ON EMD . HARK.I 1 HE.ARD IT 11-IGfil IT IS OOG.!i! ~ PACK, t'INO 11-<EV GO~O CLOGSR , 1 I •.• ANV YOU OF THI!! "I!T CONS, TOO/ ::;o C~E~ Wllrl D.IR: FieRY PMGON8 TAM'~ VOICE, CAR,!!D' IJY TH! IN THE NIGHT SK.'I! MAI<E A NISHT? EVEN I, TUY TAM, £b ~!'! MTCH, ALl OF 'KJIJ! BR · R · R ·~ "Y'S'POSri: T~£V'VE "T4£R"E"3 ONE WA"/ "tO !=IN!) OLI T. AND ~IQ-n' UP TI-L!;R~ l't> A FIHE. G.PQI !=OR IIIJArTlN<il GOT SLOOOI-Kll.JN~ AFT t:l? us~ ABBI£ AND $LATS ~· ' W1NNn: WlfiiKli 1M 'I BLOOD• f.I~OG1" (SC1')6 10 REPAINT l"HE APARlMEMT WAY WE:. DECIDED ~E ... SHOUlD 8!/J.IHO<N.HEAI'S SCORN Oli H!PC P!OPI.f AS I"'""' I ~.::!.! "--P'!R&TITIOUS ""'~- S::r -·-·------ I '1 ' Qq' I t 89.Dftncb to.Gi<h Jaalne: paa, &L Set,. 1:.. 1 ·~'I (for) ,..'1 I _B .·.e 38.Crue 1., ·, ~ 88.Y- I 1 :.. 7c--.:. ~ i-:~:J~- fOr fl1€ .;aif.~ il ~' ~ ··e :c .3 :;,~e---,...eed6 a .. t~.e fi:-:.r:Q IS.lruslc8<. SlleDt I o:L coMPANY KING . ID.Blue SO GAL f.ALENDAR I · ·~ r.IZER • s C..Put.t.r!Jt Jll.N..._ R•"ver news -•- ·• "'""" G. Talk l.liUx anew :12....... 1 I •I ' a.- .A.OIIOS.!f IO.W- I I ,_ 21. Lure Cueltltt Re1lt• 1 ~ DAJLY CROSSWORD god I I ... " ;11).-- - -·--- ' 7 lB. Bar Blaettnars , 1 ri.Larnb Arrangements To Raise Trip Funds are Made Wheel Alignment Brake Service I clded to &lve the Klni famlly Itt own aerie¥, with aboul 30 attracUve and musically-inclined relaUves of &11 ages taking part. Apparent!)' it got olf to a fairly good start in popuJar. lty, but now tbe tentative network scbedulea for next St!li5on do not Hst '' The Ki.ng FamJiy ,·· and although many viewer• thought II a sure thmg in tho whole»UmeneaB department, the ratinss have fallen oU and only a apectacular spurt or a highlevel decision could bring: it back. What happened to thil "sur~ thing"? Well, 1 do not own ·a computer, and 1 know nothing and couldn 't care less about the publtc-reaction testa that are said to be given lor aome new :reries, and I never issued a book of statistical table!! . telling the obvious 1bout television, and I don 't know anyone in a network research department. But as sw-ely aa [ !wow thab- UOD Amecne mventea Ance , tnts mrrn. 1ne Da!Tc Faye, 1 wW bet th.: rea:10n 1.9 mu.!lt be to enmit)' , 11!111'. Cf the u..me as the one Ulat Mnd a tract ot hatred. COURSE .. prompted lD.)' friend's l'tac:tlon those who pay lllo bUll. te tho cemetery oaletliWI. To program• will lltlp '"::":,~:'~I show teen-agers subservient to, ~ prepara for the i of and yet fr hmd)y with, tbell' eJ- row. deu iJ to alienate the vital teen-aae ~ udience. The Channel Swim Julie I sugaested tbil point, in fact, drewa eins:• in a film tx'cerotl in reviewins: the premiere of from the new movie ' "The King Family" series tn Sound of Music" on CBct;-1'V',ol 5 .,.. uUVC..LI .,., aNUf'Y Ullllfrrt January. [t is a mistake for a Ed Sullitan show Sunday. _.c:-=;:;::::::::::- ~::;:;-;;;::TI rc-~:"":'="='=~ cold.blooded entrepreneur to ap.... peal to the huge money· RY.\N OK CAN 1 HAVE apending teen-age audience CLEVELAND, Ohio VIS ITORS, DOC? with friendliness and warmth if Quart8rback Frank Ryan of the he wantl the greatest return on Cleveland Browno biB re<:eivedJ his dollar. The environment has word from his doctor that simply not prepared the teen- shoulder separation which age audience for such an ap- suffered in last January'a proach, and only a kindly net- Bowl game has completely work would tall to recogniZe ht:aled. GET HER 10 TELL~ ABOUT YOU CAN.,. ! STAND oN MY RE<~P l'UT·- WELL MAKE WHAlE\IER J UDGME/olf!l YOU WISH. )I �... -·--·-· ...... -·-. . . .... . ··-----.. ~- .. ·- . - . .-. .-. . . ... .. . ... . ' ~· • . #" ,. •' -::.~~;;~. Grand Matron 'I Aro~:_:m~ I ~!::c~"S'.;;,., '1 Church Plan Reviewed, R~~-rc! !!~!~e~" Held by P. T. A. 1 ~ • = World" wr1tteo by Roy H. Short. It deala with the Quadrenntal Emp~sla In 11 .,.j • cb to world . wide lo Its apprva the_ pro:""lbaf Outlining of the study proIj The Solem Center PTA had gram and aaelgnment of perP'l' PI F.ASANT _ A banquet R nl guests of Mr an~ open house and a potluck sutr sons to areas of researeb waa ho rmg. Maude M Ab Mrs"'";;arl Mattox were thw per Monday mght, the regular accomplished at '::;:' no nd famtlv Mr and \If'. I meetmg followmg, wtth the 1Dg of members o ea ohire. 1\'orlh~ Grand Matron , ~nl a 0 Mati~x and chtldren. theme bemg .. Educatton Methodlat Church In Middleport and Henry R Craft and Carla Da•·n . of Pt Through Famtly Ltfe" Iwednesday evening. Middleport ~'" ~ Worth~ B:e~~r ~:~~er ~~~r~;~ ~:d;;'\'trgmJB ol Grot~e Pleasant Eastern Star ol ' ~lr and W \a The prestdent Mrs Mrs Atwoud Spen· l Pterct' Jr , had charge and daughtt>r rht' congregation 1\'e<J t\ath~. Wf'~e the -"'lorlD ft.,.. ~ d~m~ea:~ ch~b'\.;.1 eatainl lba mlnlllr)' or church related work from Heath Cburcb Ia tile put, Mra. M E Dowaon. Traclnc the llveo young 'people ol tbe th"''!~S:: ~ <o~gllarcom:mptant ~~~- :m.:udy:~Guy a~erage ~~~Ps t ;~~~/"th!;'r~ ~:ro~a~~~r~e a~ed ~m~:~~~ ~- Sy.racuse WSCS Members Meet ecJ d On w nes ay IF ~ ~ld W~ ~embers•"kof In • the Elberfelds. Shop Saturday 9am to 8:30 pm WORLD WASHINGTON - ROUSE today began putting on paper the details of a health care for the elderly program even breeder than the one asked by Presldent Johnson. L111lo Fultz The program, roughed out bt - - - - - - - - - five weeks to closed sessions by the House Ways & Means Committee, would include a o compulsory hospital and nurs· ing home. insurance program under Social Security plus a voluntary plan for coverage of other medical costs. committee tecbniciana 1 Appliance SALE I ·I ;~~C~o~lo~"~'~'t~oo~n·~~~J:!~~~~~~~~~~~~!:~----iiiiiii....- About 60 Atten f Lenten ven Q Wd d I n e nes ay as~ SERVING MEIGS COUNTY FOR OVER 93 YEARS RUTLAND POMEROY Member Fedf'ral Reserve System Membe-r Federal Deposit Insuranre Corporation ONE DAY SERVICE BIRTHDAY OBSERVED Larry Warner was guest of ON honor at a dinner Wednesday given by his mother, Mrs. Jay Warner, at their home, Legion Terrace, In obBeJ"vance of 11.11 12tb blrthdar. A decorated bO.thday cake, the gift of Larry1, aunt, Millo Lydia Ebersbactt, was served with the dinLAUNDRYner to Mlsll Eberllbach, Liuda, DRY CLEANING W · 2-5421 POMEROY Steve an4 Jeff Warner, the honored ~ and Mro. Womer. SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S Your Savings Earn 4% Interest ... I ~-rc""i ,dlll.., e.,.. -,..._"l".-. ""'T'"~ ,· -. ~- --- ·' Effective M1r. 15, 1965 e You'll want to - t~n ~r wh~ atte~d~ ~alltpol~sty ma]~rh. a~ent Mrs. W'Json o· F 'd act~lly Ies rl ay anc~ f: W~S I 1 ! ralings, l ~rs. ht~ Nf'U;';1.~ rhw:mdL'I" t~e .c~r- 1 Dies at Home { ~rold ~ ~- p.dt. hel~ Q M D 'tt 89, Succumbs F orida choir To be Featured On At'rwaves Deer--K-ill--d. e' People Miss Being Injured , :; uddt'nl ~ ~,n- Uaugher~ F111o~r<li Le'"J's Suffers ~cDermitt I ~· L~o~ng dee~ L ckharl DecJaredL I ;ncJS~o. "~e ro~paniet, Ot>velo~ Su.J.Jen)tl D arter Oy Luncheon Wi/1 Be March 12th Mrs. Thomas m~tr) w0 Kersey Ch 1 -~ ('Oillilf'l~ lPadf"r~ ~:•mld i gmwth. ~E"rtional I da~u ca~~n~~mc ~~~:~JOD :~ ~ or~~ni,.d PfO$Ta~ cham~ it~· ~'\flf('~S oncUSSIOD s Tumble I ~fflcJaLily J 11 ~g chur~h o~nd I I former!~· 1 ~.n ta1Nr apparentl~- ery~ r:~ toothp.aot•, aoplrln, anHNptlct, MYI on then -vdoy nllda. Also be ouro to - tho opoiclol prl- on Scotia Lawn Care pradudl now on Mil - Eaotman c -1 Sell _ - n - Roocly To W11r foahlont on tho 2nd floor ...,. draperi• lor your ho.,., You'll like ohopplllll ttl Elberfeldo. s~hoot l announce~ 1 pl~n ~e s:r~. ~~s ~~er!l :archt~g Newl Program ofdAssistance, l 0 b St l _,ofi ac ' pene y a e c rank~ ~be~: mg·/ the Nle on - l e o , tolletrl•, hair care pradudo, ELBERFELDS _IN POMEROY rf'mod~ling a~ong: ~ tes~ ~Ued ay Eld . ercare Cleve·~ p ' d Medi'care Plan ~.1· fn ZanesVI'IIe I ~~ ~~dt:~mc~: Ies ri Southe~n sfeel Vote Millard Adams D' F 'd SALE! ELEaRIC AND GAS RANGES ~FUfi:E* POMEROY NATIONAL BANK I v•IClOry Ill• Well-mfo~med Ck~n~ befa~h ~nner,had~ na~IOD !~sk~id~~nge ~~~es,the ·~ I RCA WHIRLPOOL DISHWASHERS H~ TWO CJ31JD • lesseru~g 1~ t~lt SAVE ON THE OVER-ALL COST,,, GET ONE OF OUR LOW-COST BANK LOANS! lf North Ohi•O 1 lnt.ernatlo~al i L_------~==:::···. s r"· I o"'~rshow~o.:Os avpoo~- 1 s.u1 sn.oo ·• ' ~~~ .w~.,~:~~;:;-,.,., 3-4 Inches 0£ now H't I t:oml!"~ RCA WHIRLPOOL LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT l te~~~ 81~~ y!':~ ~~ h:r~r::; I _I i I ~----------------------~FIVE~S ,, 1 I i ......•. general, Fultz said that the loJ the Joan amount plus one lbe acceptable to FHA. This us-- t •Y Standards and the ] SOurce should be a boon to down payment can be as little w.onth's estimated taxes and ually means that the sile must I t on:-..ruction perrormed in ac-- 1many Meigs county citizens wbao as 3 per cent of the vatuatlon. hazard Insurance, which would I have a ~ublic water supply and cordance with such standard!!. / t"'v' a good credit rating an4 He gave as an eJample the make the .nonthly payment an sewer available, although a sep- I<'uJtz said that he has a\"aila- 1a steady job but nave never down payment may be .as low a $12,000 mortgage only $71.t0 tic tank may bt' approved lfl ble a complete library of home ~en able to accumulate the as USO on a $13,000 home. plus taxes and insurance- or lcertain cases. plans wh1ch me<>! F'HA's requtre llar~e down payment wbiell Monthly payments are approx- cheaper than rent.The plan must meet the re- 1r•. ents. I has previous!} been oeceSSSI'J' irnately $5.95 for each $1,000 Botb the plan and site must tquirernt!nlb of FHA'JS Mtmmum 1 Builders say this financing il. order to l:tuild .a new borne, - -·---------· I 1 YOUNGSTOWN SINKS I ·· RCA WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATORS & FREEZERS Conferences to Review Issues On Properties R.31ders Capt Ure OffJeers • WJUi~m e e d day ....,, . . . . .. _ , llltrrJoo, llltlo ~-­ low dowr. payment, long.term AT YORK mortgage money to this area Athens62 Logan 38 but that up to this time his ef. Marietta 74 Warren Local 71 forts had met with no success AT SOUTHWESTERN because Jende111 preferred to Coal Grove 64 Gallipolis 62 make such loans only in urban Jnklon 69 Wellston 59 areas. AT PORTSMOUTH However, he informed The By Ual~ Press I.aten_-atioaal Portsmouth West 74 sentinel today that he had. fi. Wln~er fired anotlt~r JCy blast Northwest 70 nally located a private com- at ~ 10 today, dumpmg three to (To battle Portsmouth pany who were willing to make four mches of new snow on the tonight) FHA rnort[i!age loans in thi~ lo- northeastern portion of the state AT PAINT VALLEY cality, as well as conventional and lesser amounts elsewhere. Waverly 84 Mi1mi Trace 74 type long·terrn loans for con-- .Although the sno'! ~pe_red off Chillicothe 65 Lancaster 62 structing or improving com- with ~t much additional accu. AT ATHENS mercia! and industrial proper· mulation expec_ted today, the !Albany 49 - SEN._ J, ties weatherman said snow on the New Lexington St. A 45 Fulbright believes , also said be had funds ground ra_nged up to 10 inches (To Play Eastern toni9ht) . . or more m the Cleveland area AT WELLSTON Ruuta should be urged to coope rated with the West in such I available for fmancmg vaca. . h . h tion h0 mes and "shell" hous- and stx: to 10 me es m ot er Racine 70 Allensville S3 ventures as the bu1ldmg and . Northeastern Ohio areas. Rock Hilf 77 Bl•ckfork 58 1 ~g, the latter betng operating of a new Panama construe- The snow fell over the state AT PORTSMOUTH Canal. . DA NANG, South V1et Nam tJon where the contractor puts Friday rUght and early today as P"blet 56 Seamen 53 The influential. chairman_ ol mP]) - Two tnp-rankmg Vtet- !he house under roof and fum- the center of a large low pres- New Boston 61 lite Senate Foretgn ·Retalton_s lnamese military officers were tshes the materials for 1 he sure area moved through l'he Portsmouth Clay 51 gave Russian_ partl· i believed either killed or captur- owner to. complete the_ nterJor state. Cleveland accounted for I AT CHfLLICOTHE ClpatJOD m the cankl proJect as ed today in a daring daylight on a ~o-tt·y~urself basis. one weather~onnected death , a Centralia 84 White Oak 73 one e~ample _of ..what _be called attack against provincial cap-- In discussmg FHA loans in 85-year~ld man, who died while Unioto 64 Frankfort 48 ex~m.!ents m . pracucal coop- ita! and the ambush of gov· shoveling snow. er_ahon he said ough~ to be ernrnent unit sent to repulse the The. snow depths ranged from ' .am.M&t k&!!XM&mr;;m tned way of cold Communist rulers, .US. millsix: inches at Youngstown to one BUDDY STARCHER SHOW - 'J'rlrvision personalily Buddy Starcher and b t !I war terunon. Fulbright said that tary sources said. . h t M . tla nd 0 the IS group of western -style singers will appear at the Rutland High School gymnasiUm 8 If the two countries developed . .. me a ane a r Monday, Mareh 8, at 8 p.m. Spousored by the Hutland PTA . proceeds will go toward a "habit" cooperating with sources saJd a .u VIetnamese ·. mJbtary points had in five mches Ohio.of new pa,v ing off the debt for the lunch room Advance til'kets ma.v bE" obta1nb ~ of In l"t d land th "d army regunenta snow, while Akron reported . . 1\1 Miller Tl Bros.S Gronr_v. Carson·s .Service k eac might be bl 1L to e areas · 1 commander, falSe OVer ed at the Rutland Department. Storr. Station, 1 1 E:t-West on histodeputy anddthe Vietnahoamerdse four and Columbus one. 1or by contactmg Arthur 1\ 1 lt>r or . rs 1omas . tewart Ac1vance t1c ets are 75 I 1 ~~ sues. sec r comman er were Snow To Taper Off leents for 12children. Ticket pril"e at tile door will hP Sl for adults and 50 cenb for . 1 a · 1ca .. red children or under. __ an. arrno ?Usonne carrt_er PITTSBURGH (UPI) _ Will The low pressure area that __ -·-· -~ - · - ___ . _. -- - .. ~ -- ~--- - - - -which was h1t by Commumst th .d t f lh U .t d produced the snow was to move 1 . ~ -,· ~ 'I . NEW YORK - CANADIAN V1eg Cong mortar fi1re JUSt af· e 1rea kpr~;!SI en . o 1 e stm ed :slowly eastward today. Inter· Jl rn J oh nson ca ll ed Med'_1c are " Prime Minister Lester B. Pear- ter leaving the ~rovin~ial capi- Ste?e wor ers uruon Pease an mittent light snow was expect· government us~rper of msur-1 Canton McKmley, lbe slate.. 100, dreadinc "the awfW risk tal of Quang Tr1 Provmce. upTh i as ut Frida ed to taper off to a few flurries! ance companies markets No. t Class A..A squad, of escalaion" of hostilities in Quant Tri ill the northern. e qu:t onO w 'd M Do y by tonight people over 65 years old m a . and deft'ndmg champmn Day· Soutb Viti Nam,lll'OJlOI!e<l Fri- mo•t province of South Viet I. ·w. Fur Sunday, the weathermar l talk Friday even ing to th, Mtd·: Brlmont. were among lbe day nl8ht an Nam and its .capital of the Both stood up. &afd mos!ly cloudf ·sJt'- were dleport-Pomeroy Rntory rlub l victims of OhiO htgh Develo ment Director Fml p Neuenschwander torla peace-keepmg force to seal tls same name ts sttuated about It marked the first lime since · likely with the possibility of folloWing dmner at Heath >leth- I IO..,..ment action Fnday I the lwg.nn' ng of a newlv trders Jo tnftltralors and stop 415 mtles northea•t of Satgon. the Feb. 9 union election both I scattered •now nurries, espee- odlsl church . , . fl night. of t·ontact anrl """lance to existing Ohto induslnes. I msurgency. 0 The sources sa_ld the Vtetrmade unqualified victory ! ially in the hard-hit northern . . Jo_hnson IS a native .0 McKinley wbirh finisht>d In a report to Govl:'rnor Jamf's A Rhorlrs. Dirert()r 0 1 0 Pr':::"!"· a if Peace shellmg the! cia in· · In a statement, McDon-1 counties. d / se<'ond to unbe.att'n Urbana in ' Neue nsch ,·anlkr .stat rd that t h1s rw1gram will hP im0 18 1 sa a a Sill· s r . e town eary. 1ald sa1d: _mversJ an gra ua e rom lbe United Prt>ss lnternation· Jeml!nkd pnmarih· tn·]o('a] ciri<" and <iPvrlopmf'nt lead• undertake the mornmg and the three officers ·"A careful study of the preRio Grande Co llege as a ph_ys- al Class A.A et.mc·hes lb aim \\ill til Pnc·ntrr:<ge and assi'>t Ohio C'flm• gle ldan_getor anld other,• !took an tahrmored liminary tally, the return sheets I ed An forf five was Hn npset Vi('tim to Canton pani C's ill thl'tr growtll and PXpansion within Ohio's boun-1 srugg e m co umn ou o engage e mor· not yet counted and of the proyea" w1t the Stmpson nsur· South ;n double overtime rlaries 0 aeneral war, tar position. will indicate that a Agen{'y in !\fidd!eporl. John I thriller. ! f''-PI"I' S<.:E·tl -· majOrity of the vote sons another ln !lw lwrw tii<J t till' bf'·l rl'('(']\'f' a first hand look _at MeALFSCER, OKLA._ mE cast by memhers of the Umted renl ser1es of me-mbers \ot a- South uprnded the Bulldogs. twPt·n till' lu<"<li .anrl m. rf'Qllli"Prnenrs for mdustnal 1111 baseball world today mourn..... Steelworkers were cast for LETART w va Funeral · tiona! lalks. ! 61 -57, in fhe Cantnn d . . 1 "rg.1n1z<J 11nns . , d• f ear a f· . have 11:\1 • ' • ' · • • Mcd'tcare. ·tis benr. I for Me K''"'Y U!-ill" J:J!w<• 1 .s 1 tbe death of one of the most lhe Davtd McDunald slate of services for Bertha Fmmrum :' . Comparing ."" "'"I"' oesult s <Jim• , "A pprn,imately 80 per cent colorful men to ever pul on a c.andtdates. He_ dJd not project I Wilson. 84, who died Frida:y at I fits and Jts_ costs to Eldercare. j tt>r 20 VIctories. industr\" Will 11:1 n· th£· opplrtuu- of our new jobs comes from the uniform, ''The Wild Horse of a VIctory m_argm.. I the Green Rest home ln Hart-l the bemg _advanced _b.v _the i In Dayton, defending to tts needs nnd dl'· growth oJ Ohin. the Osage" - Pepper Martin. Abel_ was tnlcrvtewed by UP! ford, will be helri Sunday al 2' Amertcan Medwal Assoctafton, l pioo Dayton Belmont w" rUm- sires. and llw ""mmumtJl•s will Neuenschwander satd. The pr\. Martin was stricken by .a advt p.m. at the Foglesong Funeral I Johnson found EldPrcare much I mated 6%-56 by nin1h -ratt'd I objert.ive of thf" 0 13 heart attack Friday at his e -' coun Y t umon·s home with burial in the local the berter. • lla too Cbaminade. mPnt Dt-partment has alway!! ranch and died after being adDhree InternatiOnal teUers have Icemetery. The Rev. Holley Hens- He satd It offers more. rosls y I • • . h••en the assistance of 0 hi 0 Jnitled to a McAlester hospital. Millard P. Adams, 76, form. ~m Wt~mg the electron by i ley will officiate. less, and has the added virtue r· • · companies He was 61. erly of Antiquity, who passed om 6· 00 to 9,700 votes. She was born April 4. 1860. of preserving an area of econ--! DJ,CS '· How!"ver, he continued, away Friday, was a resident of at Clifton, the daughter of the omic opportunity for private en- . (JIJ J ·Tht> will be the first time Ihat HAWAD VOLCANOES N A- tha and children, Charles late Lewis VIncent and Aman· terprise. . ! · we h.m made a concerted ef. TIONAL PARK hiS death. ' da Wallace. She was a member PreSident DJCk Rosenbaum I Y.illtam Or,ille Kersev . 8.1 . fort to eont,ct each one of 1 t.a lar . - A. SPEC. Surviving are his wife, Ber. of the Baptist church .at Mill- presided. Harold Hubbard. pro. I nf Langsville. dwd lhem. We want to lf't them know aAndamdchildren, . Charles wood, w. Va. . gram chairman, presented Mr. duy in Pom<TO\ . th"t we appreciate <heir contri250 feet hJnk hed llfJO. Utney s, Zanesville; Mrs. Survivors include three nieces, Johnson. 1 Mr. Kersey JS su rv.ved by button to Ohio's eronomy, and, a-•, gus an Java 8Floyd Cumm1ns · · 0 .. · foot bel widebedriver of flaming II C ·MRacine '· Mn. LETART w Va _ Funeral Mrs. Pearl Shirk, PeonaThe annual Cbarter Day hIS w1·r t' . cora . an11 sf'w•ra 1 n1ecse-condl y. WP want 1o arq uat'nl 8 llh and k c smo e and sulphur Wlls M an, C efOIJ ... n es und nrphf'ws, 1\-lr and \-1rs. them with and offe-r to theiQ as rs. Harold services for ' Evalena · · Florence Mrs. Mae Boston• Syracuse and luncheon of R•turu Jonat ,.... 8,000 feet into the air. on, rs. Clark Metcalf, Mrs. Thomas 94 who died Frida Mrs . Jake Howell, Pennsylvnia; j ' "! Meigs Chapter, of . Ke1·se had obst-rvt•d tllt:'l r 55th ; the m:my, diversified services The volcano calmed over· Pollock and Mrs. M?X at ber 'residence will he Jwo nephews, Raymond Mer· the American Revolution. will wedding anniversary . I of the Development Department 11 night but observers said new errtrud, • of Zanesvtlle; a"'" Tuesday at 1 at the Pen- ritt •. Vienna, w. va ., and Arch be beld Friday, M"'ch 12 at Funeral services wtll be Sun- "It is through the prosperity eruptiorut may occur. Only one 18 •hMrs. Carl Vartan. of Leton- iel church with burial In Berk· Rollms. local. Friends may call . I p.m., at the Federated d'" at 2 p m at the Chur.-1• of and expansion of existing Ohlo ol lbe. lo ur sumgs of vo Jcame ' 42• t irty-four grandchildren and ley cemetery. The Rev. Stan- al the . Funeral. home afte r 6 n,... p PLEASA'T - Od f Me· Church io Pomf'ro'-', God in Rutbnd with Rev. C. rompames. Dirertor Neuenschh J 1 M fotmtatlls near Kalalau crater great grande lldren. . . m thts evemng. I T. · u Crawfo!'d oftkwtmg ijunal. wander concluded, "that tho was still spewing eddlsh ld Funeral services will be Mon· ey oore wlfl offtctale. , Jlermtlt, 89, of Rt 2, Pt. Plea· The senior girls of tbe five will be m Miles cemetm . great majority of new jobs needlava skyward toda/ iO day at 3 p.m. at the Ewing She was born August 24, 1870 / sant. died Friday at his home. tounty high schools who won Friends may eal) at the ed in Ohio will come. . chapel witb Rev. Freeland Nor- the daughter of the late Simon He had been jn failing health Good Citizenship contesls spun Ch:J!-if' llOrnP m Hll1 · ris officiating. Graveside ser- Berkley and Elizabeth_ Foster. lor the past two years. sored by &be OAR, will be land until one hour prior to th vices wlfl be conducted at 2 p. 1943 Her husband , Enos, died In A retired B & 0 railroad em· guests at the loncbeun with SOfVJ<'PS when the bod) wdl be ' " • m. Tuesday at the Duncan Falls · . ployee· Mr. was born Mrs, Harold Sargent. chair-- tHken to the ehurrh to lie in 1 cemetery at Duncan Falla, Survivors Include three sons, on Aprill7, 1875. in Mason coun- man of the com.miltee. I state ( ' ' Friend!! may call at the EwinK Harvey and Harold, RFD 2, Reeidents of the Tri·County ty, son of the late Hiram and Mn. Patrick L.ochary aod . - - - - -10 chapel anytime. local; and Howard, Z~ Zag, area will have an opportunity Jane Pullin McDermitt. Mrs. Dor Schafer are in char· Oregon; a daughter, Elizabeth to hear a recording of sacred He was a member of the Mor ge of arrangements and reser-- I DO'"' I Vocational School Ackroyd, Jaestow~, New area will have an opportunity ing Star Advent Christian vation may be sent to lht>m. I 0 . . " ' ta~e York; g grandcb.lldren and to hear a recording of sacred Church. Surviving .are hit wife. Members ma)· iovile guf'sta <...J M • Cb d 21 I d h fdren . b th h . f th for the luncheon. I I '" ange grea gran c 1 ; two mustc y e c Otr 0 e Stella Baxter McDermitt: three OS I HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Co· 1 Two accidents were lnvesti· aled by the Meigs County The meeting of Gallia and brolhers, Fred Berkley, North· I Presbyterian Church in Ft. daughters, Mrs. Grace B.ucka· median Jerry IA'wis suffered a Sheriff's Department Friday Meigs counties school officials, up, Ohto and Pearl Berkley, Lauderdale, Fla .. of whtcb low. of Dickerson, w. Va.: Miss MEETING CALLED ,. , ironcusston Friday nigh! when he Two cars were damaged, .a and_ others interested in the eg.. RFD local. Mrs. James Weber, former Freda McDermitt and M h s PT. PLEASANT - A special SAfGON, \Jet Nam tt.Pil - .slipped and fell during a dress killed, but no personal Injuries tabhshment of a vocational Friend!! ay call at the Fo- restdent of Middleport, is a Louise McDermitt: both of San AmeetmgGof the hMason County I' The U. S AFJr Forceh,. rehearsal of "The Andy Wil..-ere sustained. school to serve both counties glesong Funeral home after 3 member. Fr . C rr ctJon roup as been c.dled announced nday I .. 1 1st t. Iiams Show •. Thomas Simmons. 34, Rut. has been rescheduled for Thurs· p.m. on Sunday. She was a The recording a gift to Gene a1 S lb for Monday, March 8. at 7:.10 in 1 Hayden J Lockhart Jr of A spokesman for the comed;an land, was t'nvolved 1n ••- ftrs' 1 day, March 25 at 7:30p.m. t"n member of the Peniel church. Grate of Middl;port from the Rt n2ePstep-Psol n, amlhes e yd, l the Board of Education Build-I Springfield. and of Pt.. s.-'lid Lewis was stunned bv the . , .andeasant. ree gran · · _m. · p . t Pt easant. Th e pu b· ; PI easan t . u: accident when his auto hJt a Gallia Academy High school. Webers, will be played Sun- children nine great-grand. "f· va... 1·S · · · apparently caused by" wa-. 1 ho deer an State Route 124. just The rescheduling was due to SQAD CAU.ED day morning over Radio Sta· children also survive. ICP is mv1tef. h . . ! as _a rPNsut stn e a- ter on th(' stage,Hhut managed 1!to walk offstage . e was helped tJeat of the Hapny HoUow road. a situation that will bring an- Pomeroy emergency squad- tion WMPO at 8:35 a.m. F . . be h ld urpose o t e mt-etmg 1s to ' gamst ort. 1e am 1 11 Sbeelfl's officers said Slm· other •tate ofllcial to tile dis- men were ea lied at 3:20 p.m. Mt Grate has visited the 1 2unera services S d Inwl th C e comp Iete the orgamzatton of "'1'1'1 11 ary spo kesmen s3J.d t .oc k· ' to ,us ' . . . dressmg . room a nd Illeo rnona swerved to miss the deer cusslon period. Friday for W. 0, Kersey, Lang&and heard the large Ha P1·1mF.' unlaHoy e_throthw. the group so Mason County can haM f'jffted aftPr his !collapsed. He <.'Omplained Qf be-I . tem . t he Economu· . ...,..,.. n.. pIanl" wa" h'11 b,. groun d f.1re- ' mg . d'IZZV and sa1'd his ·•-· but was unabJe to avoid it. VI'lle,rt whIta o sufered an apparent choir on several occasions An R usseH unera Ba me.IfWL .. 1, e par,.1c1pa he k d died · ev. omer xter o tCJB t A d T d · · · · ed. There was li&ht dama1e to his Voterana Momorflll Rooplta! a a e an In front electronic organ provides the Burial will be In Sunorest por unt1y ct passe recently ucs ay 1wa' ·tmpatr auto, but the spike buck deer ADMISSIONS - Mary Hoi· of Swisher & Lohse's Drug store aa'Ompanlment and accord· Ce et F . d by Congress. The spokesmen would not say 1 He was taken to a hospital 11 was killed. tor, Lon1 Bottom; CbarlOB RaJ. In Pomeroy. Mr. Keeeey was Inc to Mr. Grate, 1,' uniquely th mf s may ca 81 1 whet"e Lockhart landed. out oth- !for examination and 1•er sources claimed he was prob- l•nd then allowed to go homo. The second mishap, at 5:15 ston. Middleport; Fred Smith, dead on arrival of the aquad. different from the usual pipe e uner 1 h e. FILE ACI'ION p.m., wao on State Route 124 Racine; Clarence Newell, Cit&organ aooompanlrnenl Mel(• GenenJ Hlllpltal The Pomeroy Cement Block ably captured by the Commu- · PLAN MILITARY RITES where a car driven by Clara shire. BOY DIES ADMISSIONS - Tom Jonee, Co. has filed a petition'for judg- nist guerillas. Drew Webster Post :ttl will Faye Rawlings, Pomeroy, hit DISCHARGES - Charles Wll- HAMILTON, Ohio ( UP!) MAN ARRESTED Cheehire; Dorothy Durst, Port· I ment of $2,045.53 agamst Roy give full military rites for Tam the left side of an auto operot· IIams, New Haven; Harold Mlehael D. Jones, 12, Reily, Ben Davidson, Slory'a Run, ' land; Bertha Archer. Middl.. Glaze, Peacock-Ave., Pomeroy. LOCAL TEMPS Duffy of Syracuse who pasaod ed by BW Jarrell, 17, Rl I, Norton, Pomeroy Evelyn Mur- was killed Friday nl8ht when baa been arested by the Meigs port. The action is for an alleged baJ. The temperature in Pome- ·away Thursday mumltli .Ul Lanpytlle. 'l1lere wa• medJUm ray, 'Middleport; Mn. Arnold the bicycle be, wa: rtdlnc wao County Sheriff'• Department on DISCHARGES - Albert Hart, ance due on an account. The roy's business di strict at 11:20 members are to meet at lbi 1 llamage lo both ears. No ar. Bush and son, Jlettter; Delpblne struck by a car near hJa ho!ne a charge of maltlnc menaclnc Pomeroy: Janet Reeves, Pome. plaintiff iS seeking Interest andla.m. today was 30 degrees un- 1Post home at 1:15 p.m. 8oail ...., were reported. Starling, Middleport on Mllvme Road. lbmta. roy; Mabel Meea, Pomeroy. I cos)'. Jer snowy skies. :day. ~ASHINGTON. On The 2nd Floor C:haiJenge bY ...,_1 Sub-Sahara is Program TopiC Leslie F. Fultz, General Manager of 'llle Pomero) Cement Block Company. announced today the company now has a· vailable an unlimited supply of funds fc. FHA financing of new home construction in Meigs and other Southeastern Ohio counties. -~ ~ssmg llf8ll. 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WUbam Ia: number o men a ll. service In the cbnrcb, Mr. RUIBO Jamee Euler; percentase : The seestona will be beld vi~lt JEWELRY II Ita, !lien 1ft IIPJftUorutlely two-and •• hi DIIWoa more !emallo IIIII aWeo Ia lito V... co-:~ ~f ~~dy~~t.e~~rta: ~The~n~letter ..ftness In°one W<ll'ld. chureb followlnc their ~: =:\.f'C:.:'..=~ ~r." each Wednesday evening ;:~ of Paul to lbe Epl> men~ Mra. Emerson I oi Leo Smith· average flit of the 1 to :W p. m. durmg . Carol : P len b the world - wide Metbo- sa~&bth~ ·~ dis! ~hurch Oh~ ,o'~'ustn;s: Cllt lito fiMk ef . . e... aollmoteo - ~ ler, Mn. 'Jack SJa-. 111111 ,!:: tncludo A 1111 o1 Jamee Brewtnaton; lba of glt>l I lo reaffirm its pur· esians will be part of the study membership aDd the Official An evaluation will be taken and day at M"ont ' Temple corner '" Nonhfi: ld.d TA pose In helping !"'rsons toward course. Rev. M. o.;vson, Shuler: I of the Board. Mia Bell Sanborn; pos· reports submitted at the eto•· o.f 6th and Viand SJ thP\ vlsltt"d devotlOns \a Trhelauonshlp wtftohr Godslud. Y will u s = on. to famJiy ol the church ill ill lng sessions. All Rlwmonrl .I Workman \\or Aftet the bus mess met>tmg l he l mrlude material from the book· areas of research and are to estimated tbe income'~ibuUODI the cburcb, Mrs.• the Cburch are mvtted to .... e · - y,1th rt>lal!Vf"i; e program size ase. fellowthip •of mn. thy Pall on wtll be ma.rer of Mr • E M . l'iO<•d left thts Grate tarntl) of Rutlond ga'e let titled, "One Witness In One Ireport their flndinga_ a.:_t_he end and Mro. Ev· Bruce Lloyd; tile most needy part;.. iiiiii <>ert>montt'~ .'\t 8 p. m Lht> ,mormng !ur \-\ f'SL Pulm Beach, , several mustcal and vocal . se ·- ~- -· bus int"ss mf'Pt mg ...at thf' Te-~plt' ! Fla . wtlnt sh~: wtll Ot' v_tstt~n~ ~ lertions . clt>arly the high hghl Sewinll Club Meet& wlll folloll- Mr<> F,rma F. \\nrk - wnh her grandson and fam1l;v ..of the evf"ning. man. Worthy M::ttron, w1ll prt>·J \Ir. and Mrs Bracky Wood and· It wa s decidl;'d to h~:~ve a pan- At Gilmore Home lide. j famtl~ . Mrs. ':food wtll staY cake supprr Saturday ~venmg, Mrs . Elza Gilmore Jr. enterMrs Abshire- h.lS chn<;f"fl fnr 1with the fami ly whil: t . M r. March 1 . tained the Sew-Rite Sewing · · Wood 1s uu a bu~mess rtp. club Wednesday evening at her proje-rt, ··Estaral,'' to pro- i w ·ll iam l Bi!lJ PickPns ot her home Lincoln Heights, A Mrs. Willlam Houdashelt tnTake 1dv•nt.ge of the ••I• prlcM on furniture 1nd floor covering• now o" mote religious trammg awards camt' tor a J•TA f.ounril Jr' ill short business session was con- tertained the WSCS of the Sy· tho - n d end third flooro. R11lly worthwhile Mvlngo for you and your Mrs. Alice Barr is h_ostess of ?~1 . his brothers. Mr dueled by Mrs Gilmore VICe racuse Metbodist church Wed· · 1h f0 llowmg the wt . · and UeN in llort/ort I . the s_ocJa our Mrs Htrhard P1ckPPs. ~ttddl<>· 1 president The travelmg prize nesday evening at her home. fomlly - living room - bedroom - kitchen furniture - all well known 1 me-etmg. purl. and Mr. Ralph Ptckens. l MASON _ The Mason Cnu_n· 1donated by Mrs Donald Me- The meeting, in charge o1 makoo. UM Elborhldt S.nolblo Croci!! Service to purch01a your furniture. 1who r~ a pariP_nr <ll Vt't':'l"an." ·ty PTA Council will hold 1ts Knight was awarded to Mrs. Mrs. WlUiam Eichinger, presl1 lt'a ouy and tallorocl to your budget and nlldo. \1emorial llosp 1L~I. .. ~ · rt>gular monthly mPelm? at the · Edward Wells. . dent, opened with devotions by Max Lam~erl , Colum bus . .,..u , new elementary school In Hart· Games were played and pnz- Mrs. C. B. Weese who ,, read PomH"Oy, Oh .. ca lled to M1ddleput due 10 Lhe lrord on Monday , March s. The es awarded the winners, after Psalm 16 and Ute .~ymn, Take Mason County . C!as~- which a desset couse was se- 'T'irne To Be Holy. . . See Our Lovely New . room Teachers Associatwn w111 1\ed bv the hostess. Attending "A Prayer Wi~ Life Wtth· tONIGHT & SATURDAY "THE LONG SHIPS" meet at the Hartford school , were .3.bove named and Mrs. in," was the top1~ ~ the proSPRING (T~hnicolor) , Monday. March IS. Raymond Baity, Mrs. Dayton gram by Ms. E1chmge. Oth· Russ Tambl~·. Richard . \\o"id The school. rPce_ntly complel~lrickland, Mrs. Charles Hoff- ers taking part were Mrs John mark. Oscar Homolka, Stdne;r ed. c••lebrated wtth an opE-n : man, Mrs. Ronald Browning, Sauvage, Ms. Weese, , Ms. Poiti~W . 3 Stooge•: huu!.it' on Fe-bruary 22 . Mrs ., :\.1 w·llard Boyer Mrs. H. floudashelt, Ms. Melvin G1mm, Mildred Gibbs is principal._ (__r~ulli~s. Mrs . l.oui's Osborne, Mrs. Oma Winebrenner and SUN . MON., TUES. ~ ~ Mrs Harold Hood and Mrs. MiS9 Marcia Karr The program 1 M rch 7-8-9 death of his father. \'Ir. Dana ' ('il~~les Rideout. closed with prayer by Mr1 Scheming ~h•m•n 1 Eichinger 1Lambt>rt. "GOODBYE CHARLtl" 1 Mr Edgar Reynolds Is Billed· i During the busine" sesslnn (T~hnicolor) M General 1'ony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds I Middleport, 0 . leal patient at eJgs Mrs Alice Capehart was re• Washers & Dryers __ ported ill 'ltlirty-four shut-in Refrigerators cans were made. Mills Karr • clooed the meeting by giving Chapter 3 of One Witness In Gas & Eleclric Ranges "The Sub--Sahara challenges One World the Chri~tian church" was the I The hostess served refresh• Sinks • Dishwashers , tupic of the study, presented by ments to eight members and Miss Eli?..abE'th Davis, when the two guests, Mrs. Helen DameWSCS of lhe Enlerprise EUB wood and Miss Jill Houdashelt 1 church met Tuesday ~vening at ' the home of Mrs. Don Hunnel, , Rose HilL The call to worship, Isaiah f REG. $629.00 - - - - - - - - - - - - SALE $448.00 I 6U-2 by the leader and I he ' hymn. "Where CroS9 T h e REG. $519.00 - - - - - - - - - - - - SALE $387.00 ! Crowded Ways Of Life," read by REG. $379.95 - - - - - - - - - - - - - SALE $329.95 : Mrs. Phil Ohlinger, opened the Apprmdmatly 60 e.ttended a I meeting .. The pur~se of the I Lenten breakast at the Feder· REG. $369.95 - - - - - - - - - - - - SALE $319.95 I study top1c was to g1ve a bac~- 1 a ted Church Wednesday roorn1 ground of Prote~tant work m ing sponsored by the women's REG. $349.00 - - - - - - - - - - - SALE $299.00 i this area. . ' Guild of the church. REG. $389.95 - - - - - - - - - - - SALE $339.95 I several articles were re~d m- The tables, 1n the form of i eluding. '·The Arab NatJ~.nal- the cross, were attractive in RIG. $339.95 - - - - - - - - - - - - SALE $289.95 1 ist,'' )1rs. ThomJs Bentz;. Ju- white coven with two whlte REG. $249.95 - - - - - - - - - - - - - $199.95 i daism.'" Mrs. Herber~ ~~xon; styrofoam crosses with 1 pot· j · Islam," Mrs. John .Sm1th Ref- ted green fern between, in SALE $268.00 REG. $299.00 ; ugee Proh lems," Mrs. Men~1 1 the center. One each table "!as Smith; •·Protestant Education a small cross with candles tied Missions ,'' Mrs. Claud~ Husted; with yellow and green nylon 3 , 1d '·Belth," Mrs. Sel1m Blaze. bows on either side and all en· wicz. Icircled with ferns. Lighted canA discussion waR followed by I dies were ~oss the eros! and Rog. $279.00 Washer & $229.00 Elactrlc Dryar _ SALE $399.00 for both : 8 lrur:>-lalse qui_z and Miss Dav- on each table. Napkins were i ia read Revelatwns 21 :1-7. Pray- I green and yellow and Ute proREG. $249.00 AUTOWASHER SALE $199.00 1 er by Mrs.. Bentz concluded the grams were green. REG. $189.95 AUTOWASHER SALE $144.00 study. Followed the breakfast, quiet ; Mrs. Menzel Smith, preside-~nt, recorded organ music was playREG. $189.00 WRINGER WASHER SALE $148.00 : conducted the business sesswn ed, followed by the open-REO. $169.95 WRINGER WASHER - - - - - - - SALE $138.00 '1 when members responded to ing thought, "Let Me Keep , roll call with a scripture verse. Lent,'' in unison. The hymn REG. $149.00 WRINGER WASHER SALE $118.00 1 A discussion was held on the "Father Again in Jesus Name REG. $229.95 ELECTRIC D R Y E R - - - - - - - SALE $188.00 reading list with several books we Meet," and a Christia~'s named to be read. Prayer and creed, in unison, preceded sen~ REG. $269.00 GAS DRYER - - - - - - - - - SALE $234.00 grace by Mrs. Eldon Weeks ture reading of John 316--21 by closed the meeting and refresh- Mrs. Wilbur Perrin, who also REG. $189.95 ELECTRIC DRYER - - - - - - - SALE $168.00 ments were served by the host- ' gave a meditation on ''The REG. $189.00 G. E. ELECTRIC DRYER----- - SALE $159.00 ess to 13 members. Four Roads." Special recor<led music with The Tow c01t and clearfy stated terms lno unexpected extras) of our bank Mrs Marvin Burt aingml Pleasant Valley Hospital "W~re You 11tere When They •uto lo1n1 c.an save you money! They're usy ta repty out of income too. AlJMITTED : Hilda Bradshaw, Crucified My Lord,u and a quiet , Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Teddy Dunn, time with silent prayer and a Grimms La~din~ Catherine Bos- prayer 1n unison, closed the QTHER POMEROY NATIONAL BENEFITS, REG. $199.50 MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE---- - SALE $149.50 I worth, Lakm; Samuel Keller, service. 1 Cottageville. Mrs. Ben Neutzllng, presi1. Otcidt on the ctr. REG. $209.50 MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE----- SALE $159.50 [ DISCHARGED: Gregory Hoff. dent of tlu! Guild, thanked aU 2. S•lect your own auto in&urtnce avent, REG. $169.00 MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE SALE $138.00 man, New Haven; Mrs. Hubert for coming and closed with the ! Mullinex: and daughte, Abuck· 1cripture thought, "Where two 3. Choo11 tho ono monthly payment pion that b11t REG. $109.00 MAGIC CHEI' GAS RANGE - - - - - SALE $84.00 i le: Ms. Lewis Hais, Buffalo. or th~e are gathered together, fih your budget 1 BIBTH· Mr. and Mrs. Terry I will be in their midst." REG. $329.00 ·MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE----- SALE $288.00 Nutter, Henderson, .a daughter. 4. Oebt·cancelllng life lnsurtnctll yours at no REG. $219.00 MAGIC CHEF ELECTRIC RANGE - - - SALE $169.00 I •dded cost to you. APPEAL FILED REG. $199.00 MAGIC CHEF ELECTRIC RANGE--- SALE $178.00 PT. PLEASANT - A civil REG. $169.00 RCA ELECTRIC RANGE SALE $148.00 appeal ha• been med in the offlee of the Circuit Clerk otyled s.. Haw Uttl• It Costs To Finance The Pomeroy N1tlonal Way L. E. Eads, dba White Star 1 Market by D. L. Allison vs. Joe A specially called meeting of AMOUNT -1 I I . ' Scott. The ~ction was first heard the quarterly conference and a OF LOAN i36 MONTHS 130 MONTHS 124 MONTHS ! 18 MONTHS in the .I.Jshce of Peace_ Court of churcb conference will be beld . S38.33 - - - s46:66 $1000 1 $:12.77 1 $60.55 $189.95--66" DELUXE SALE $149.00 · Mrs. Edith Fox and JUd~ment in the Syracuse Methodist 1500 1 57.so 10.00 49.16 1 90.83 · ~as given to L. E. Eads m the church Wednesday, March 10, $139.95-66" STANDARD SALE $102.00 . '· 2000 1 65.55 1 76.66 1 93.33 1 121.11 · sum of $298.34 and Scott appeal- at 7:30 p.m. · 1 181.66 3000 1 115.00 1 14o.oo 98.33 . ed the judgment. Object of the meeting will be $99.95-54" STANDARD - - - - - - - - - to act on recommendation& to 14.95--42" STANDARD SALE $68.00 I Mildred Santee spent the limprove certain church proper~ Discuss an auto loan with us today! ' weekend with her parents, Mr. lty. Dr. t.ester L. Roush, pastor, and Mrs. Jue Marks. will be in charge. · Rev . Ray Warne left Tuel· : All members 18 or older are 'day for Veterans Hospital ln urged t.o attend. AIL may vote Pittsburgh for a check up. at the conference, but o n I y ,--....-..:.-.._ _ _ __._., lmembers of the conference can REG. $229.95 _ __:,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ SALE $200.00 vote at the Quarterly confec· SALE $268.00 ence REG. $299.00 I' planne.d ror 6 30 P m Mon l'fOY YOU DOY � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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