https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/eff53c5a9267fa4c6cfbbf767401eefb.pdf 0d0806ffdcf0b916ad18ca9e6e838987 PDF Text Text • ' •'' t ' ' NOW YOU DOW' . ............ llrpot of .n .................... wllll mor,e llum ••• l!l"ft ......... UV!Ic • e .,.o~ea en tine ...... 0 Ill-- -<.cc < " ..,. :.::: II ;.-_g ..•' " FIVE CENTS 1: , as Feeder Road! .. r :::-:::-~~-:~-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------VOL XVI NO. 278 POMEROY :MIDDLEPORT. OHIO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1965 1 -~ II" ~ ;: -~:: 3. 0 .c ,.- c.0 I 1 • I I I I Selma in Review s Attendance is Recognized at Sunday School at School Around And _ Observed Teresa Ellls, daughter of Mr. Band Mrs. Lewis Ellis, obse.rved About sixth birthday anniverary Middleport 1;1 her with a party held during the jM Mrs. 0. P. Klein has been returned to her home from Vet· erans Memorial Hospital after being a medical patient there for the past month. ' ) I Attendance awards were made by Supt. Fred Hoffman during the opening exercises of Sunday School at the Middleport First Baptist Church SUnday morning. Middleport Kindergarten class taught by Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. · Mrs. Ellis served Ice cream and cake and presented the chil· dren with favors of blowouts and balloons. Serving as help. ers were Maureen Luellen, Pat· ty Hoffman, Brenda Husell, Ka~ thy Hanning and Sally Jo Walters, Jill Spires and Michelle Robinson. Other guests were Mrs. John Nash and daughter, Lisa. Mainly About · People In Pomeroy Mrs. Everett Thom8! spent the weekend in Coiwnbus with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeWees and family. Ran Might and niece, Mro. Ellen Ebersbach were G~llipolis visitors Friday. Mrs. Charles Buck and ~·· Ellen Ebersbach visited SuD!fay afternoon at Rutland with 1\an Might and Mrs. Floyd Rumli~ld. BIacktop on Eddie Frick and sister, J~rrl of Columbus spent the week~nd Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rice of with their parents, Mr. and 1\lrs. Chester were Sunday guests of Paul Frick. Mrs. Cecil Kimes, Middleport. Mrs. Elias Stiles and M r •· Mrs. E. J. Hill has returned Carl Moore were Thursday dinhome after a visit with relatives ner guests of Mrs. Herschel Norris, Letart Falls. They abo visin Columbus. Miss Lena Grueser was the ited Mrs. Ben Spencer at AllSunday dinner guest of Mr. and tiquity. Bill Neutzllng, Ernie B I n 1 Mrs. Harry Keiser, Minersville. Mrs. Howard Hysell and Mrs. and· Kenny Frye, who are with Robert Hoover visited Sunday the National Guards and are tai<_ing training at Ft. Mead~, aMd.. srent the weekend with Receiving a nine months relatives and friends. ward was Venida Gibbs. Receiving an award for six years of perfect attendance was Mary Bradbury, daugh~er Mr. and Mrs. Charles Asa B_rad· Mr. Harry Hysell. Mrs. Grace IS " bury, observed her 12th birthHysell received a one year aday Wllh a . slumber party at ward. · Three month awards 0 OVI 0 Or I her home Fnday evening. Pres· went to Kent and Lori Kloes, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bass of Pomeroy announce the ent were Jill Harris, Brenda Mike and David Buskirk, Damarriage of their daughter, Letta Jeannette to Mr. Davtd Edwards, Lou Ann French, vld Wilcox, Pam Neutzling, SalYoung of New York City. Jennifer Gobel, Patty Harris, ly Duckworth, Gregory Hayes, Anita Fultz and Linda Cochran. Jackie Aldredge is Jeffrey Darst and Nancy BusThe double ring ceremony took place Jan . 19, 1965, in hotels, supper clubs and 00 . untry An Hour of Recollection and kirk. Mrs. Don Burkey, Marietta, C • S · e h N y k C1ty d Washington, D. C., in the cham- clubs in t e ew or an \Deanery meeting of the Catha· visited recently with her moth· I tven urprlS Six months awards were prehers of Judge Thomas C. Seal- Long Island area!!. lie Women's Club was held SunMASON - Jackie- Aldridge, sented to Marla and Darla ley. and presided over b~ t~is The n~wlyweds honeymooned [ day afternoon at the Sacred er, Mrs. C. A. Emmish. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Char- Neutzling, Roberta Duckworth, emminent jll5!ge of the OJstrJct Washmgton .. D. ~- l~augur· Heart Church. Mrs. Leo Smith returned _to les Ald~idge. of Ma~on, was hon- Trina Gibbs and Jennifer Wise. of Columbia 60tttt of General week and Will restde tn New . . South Charleston, Ohio, w1th ored with a surpnse party on 1 :;,::;:~;;;;;;_;;;;;;.;;;;;:;;;;::;;;_~~;,;;;;;_;~~~~~~~----:-==--------===,1 Sessions. City. The. rosary and bened1chon , Mr. and Mrs. William Everson her 16th birthday, last WednesMrs. Young is a gradu.ete of wa_s grven by the _Rev . F'ather I and fmily. She plans to spend day, at the home of Mr. and Pomeroy High School, class Bnsgol of Nelsonville and the , the week with them. Mrs. Donald Brown of New Hav'57, and is presently employed Rev. Father Leonard Cen_··ulla en. MR. AND MRS. DAVlD YOUNG • 8 'd Letta Jeannette Bass e , D 'd y Oung f New y k C'ty 0 Sacred Heart Church Deanery Meets Sunday Service Held Saturday #or b Dana Lam ert Funeral services for Dana l\.1 with Gimbel Brothers Dept. Store ol" N. Y. .c. . Mr. Young IS a nallve New York and is a professwnal musician, bandle"der, and vo- I spoke of the virtue of faith. Following the service, the group adjourned to the church auditorium for a business ses· were eonducled Sat- ! sion wilh >Irs. Paul Casci , Dean- Mr. and Mrs .. Max Lambert and son, J?e, ~!sited over the wee}(end With hiS mother, Mrs. Dana Lambert an~ her mother, Mrs. Harry M!lls. :.~~r~g~~o~hls6 ai~~e~~r ~~o~: I~%,:i~.r~r~~~~~~:~.tfo~h=r~:: Itl:" s::'! M~~io~e~!~ D;:~~: I~~.~~:hAl~:~~~ cahst workmg '" the Divers, and $3.10 KR 135-36 Kodachrome Middleport. The Rev. M. E. cial event for all Deanery Units. I end guests' of her parents, Mr. MEIGS THEATRE I.Dowson officiated at the serv- ' . I d Mrs Glenn Lambert LAST TIME TONIGHT "GOODBYE CHARLIE" (Techntcolor) rony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds ColorcartQOns WED.M•.",dchT~O~I~SDAY NOT OPEN -------FRIDAY ond SATURDAY "TH:''r~ELV~ET" <Technicolor) lames Darren, Pamela Tif· ltn, Doug McClure, Joanie ~~::'~et ~ 0~1~ ::.;;:,.egN" 1· Rurial was made in Che- ~ Fa the: BrJ~gol i~stall~d the I . Gra•el Hill C<metery. ,new offlc<rs mcludmg MISs AIPallbearers included Wayne ,lce Rowan of Athens, presrdent; :~~~~~;~::~:E~!R~ic:k~y~ Lambert, IMrs. George Horak, Pmncroy, , Lawrence ,VICe preSident. Mrs. Eh!abeth I Charles Lambert !Carter of Glouster, seer ,tary; 'lr Lambert ' Mrs. Elizabeth Dean, Ne:sonB'll i ur~i~ed by hi~' ~ife Eth ville, treasurer; Mrs. Helen I ss d ugh! Gladys' two. 't Horvath, The Plams, audilor, 8 M:x an~· Glenn a~d one 1and ~rs. _Shirley Crane, Buch1 1 ~~:;~, tel historian II Out-of~:~~a\e~:t~!~; here Prayer by Father Brisgol closthe ,.rvices were Mr. aad 1ed the meetmg and soc1a1 hour Mrs. Max Lambert and son, [ enJoyed when refreshments Columbus· Mr. and Mrs. : served by the host church IIGeor•e Dooiittie, Berea: Mr. with Mrs. David Ohlinger, Mrs. Mrs. Wayne McElhinney Dailey, MISs Chr!stme I <Technkolor) and sons, Craig and Mr. Grueser, Mrs. Don Mullen and Au.die Murphy, Darren Me· I and Mrs. Lawrence .. Jo.seph Wippel the com~ Gavin, Ruta Lee, Skip Hom· ney Charleston w Va.· Mr. m charge. Mrs. Casci eier. and' Mrs Kenneih F~rrell 'Char· presided at the eoffee service. SUN., MON., TUES. Jeston,St.W.Va.; Mrs.W.Avec;. _Thebe next meeting ner, Albans, Va.; Mr. Will held Deanery at Nelsonville on March 14-15-16 John Huston'• and Mrs. Charles Lambert and Sunday, June 6. "THE NIGHT OP son, Richard, Hartford, W. Va.; THE IGUANA" Mr. Don Eanes, Lorain, Ohio; . and Mrs. Paul Gilliand, Burton, Ava G11rd· Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abbott, 1:~~~~::•·• Mr · Pete Abele• Mr · , Sue Lyon, Deborah Kerr, dM k Abbott M CW'ran, McArthur. Sylvan Gardner, Gallipolis, Members of the State Patrol Ohio: George Baker, Columbus; fattle!Hiin~ were Sgt. W. R. DavJ. A. Gosling, !st. Is! S. L. Binkley, all of JackOhio; Lt. W. C. George, Sgt. S. F. Devall, Columbus; Sgt. P. D. McCreedy, and Cpl. Carl Boggs, Galllpolis. ~~~W~a~ro~.~G:ra:y:so:n~H~a:ll~,~~~r~ . ~a:n~~rs~.jJ~a~c;;~~·~"~·~:~~ ~ DON'T BE FOOLED ••• All Finance Plans ~re NOT Alike· REVIVAL BEGUN Revival service$ began at the South Bethel E.U.B. Church on Silver Ridge Monday, March 8 and will continue through Sunday, March 14. Rev. Chester Lemley, Methodist mlnister at Rutland, is the evangelist. There be epeclal music each night. Everyone is invited. Rev. pastor. Emerson 1ll start at 7:30 p. m. 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Those attending the speelal meeting were Mayor Dayton Haynes, Recorder, Mrs. Charlotte Roush, Councilmen Don•ld Cook Woodrow Foreman Rob' . Carson e~ ~ 180 GeOrge ' a ar eo eager. WOMAN OF YEAR - Mrs. Rose Reynolds. Middleport. assistant vice presldent 0~ the Citizens National Bank, was chosen Tuesday as the ''\\·' oman of the Year", of the WASIDNGTON (UPI) _ President Johnson has can- Middleport Business & Professional Women 's dub . Mrs. Reynolds , wife of Lawrence t' d that th $ 1 1 billion aid to-Appalachia legislation Edgar Reynolds. is a member of the hoard of directors of Citizen's National Bank and tone, e . · . · , as of the 21st of thiS month will have 44 years service \\-Ith the bank. She is a charter will Hwor~rod ~~ate'h o~;rm1ht. k t 11 will depend member and the first treasurer of the " Ohio Group of National Association of Banli e a e a w e er 1 wor s a ~ ener etic co- l Women," a member of the board of the Jones Memorial Clinic. past president of B& not on. the federal government, but upo g I PW, member of the Church of Christ, Midd ' " " ·' · '" ' l president of the Philathea Sofn operation on the state and Iocailevel amo:og t~e,;~;~~te: ' ciety . Church of Christ. past president of I oyal Pals Class, Church of Christ. and for The Middleport Fire departfrom northern Pennsylvama to Central G rg P the secnnd time president of the Amateur loawencrs club. Mrs Reynolds has one son, the ment today announced three to benefit _by tl. . . . . Val Edgar and three grandchildren. To thrs end, the Appalachian RegiOnal CommJSSJon, ' more (Jmd - raising project•. The department will hold a which was created by the authorization bill the President jitney supper later this month sif,t.ed Tuesday, is ready to roll, with David Ohlinger as chairMembers ol the Appalachian - - - - - - - - - ' ri]an. In ·April a chicken barbeGovernor's Conferenu <mel/4ent Will name John Sweeney ·· ""'~ cue, wltfi pick-up and delivery U' " , shortly before Jobnson slgnM of the Commerce . Ilt!~l't"""'t L?•u.~N . - .. MAO ~ service, Is slated and during • the blll and decided to serve to serve as execullve director. 9 18 ung heAlth not too good, May firemen .will sponsor an personally on the commission Sweeney presently serves as the , Defensive driving was tht> Worl~. Affair_s chair~nan. observ-' :· woman ~r the Year,'' lntroc:fut'. It was .reported toda~. At 71 • all~ day auction such as was to administer tts funds. de~artment's expert on Appala- topic developed Tuesday ev~n- ~ '· I here _ts nothm~ . more 1mg the wrnner..., Mrs. Rose Reythe Chmese Commumst leade~ held annually ~everal ye~rs ago. . • • To Appoint Representative ch1an proble~s.. ing after a regular mont~ly dm- 1mporta~t m ,;mrld atra1rs than 1 nolds. is said ~ 0 be wo~n out by a, ca Anyone havtng anythmg to They will be aided by a pres~ The comm1sston already has ner meeting at The Martm R.es- safe- dnvmg, and mt.roduced The club voted to thoose 1 of exhausl~ng. stru~g \ donate for the auction may conldential1y-appointed federal rep- an $800,000 "housekeeping kit- ! taurant or the Middleport Busi·' the speakers. Patrolmen C. K girl for '" Girls State," and nam18 a hss~stsmten R ml a tact any fireman for pick-up Th Me'gs C unty Farm Bu resentative who wiU serve with 1 ty" which was appropriated ness & Professional Women's ' Carpenter and D. J . Sickles, of , ed Miss Connie Jo Cooke and ' Ib e au t on a Ive oya 1ns11· nA tm t p bl . R e 1 o · C . · S · h ~· · ·h •• f · 1 t t' 1 Alf · In servJt~e. u.::par en u IC eW ,5 Com 'tt is lhe approval of the Senate. A 1during the 88th ,ongress to per- club at the Columbus & Sout 11- ~ the 0 1110 tate filg way ptro1. 1 1,1Js:;:; Ed1! Haptonstall altert U~.e or n erna wna atn lat1'ons ou,·cer Bob Byer sa ·ld reau omen ml ee t d oh· ~, · · ~ 11 · t lk b Ptl C t . . . Isponsoring a Driver Improve- i regional commission of this type m1t It to ge .un erway .. I ern 10 r~ ertnc rompany socro owmg 1:1 ) . arpen· na e_. . the cUrrent edition of Its month1 The World Today the Auction IS ~lqg he~d ~ l ment Program March 29 at 10 is a relatively new approach in ! Hlgbway Construrtlon ial roor : ter. there w;ls :1 gf'nPra! ques- Mrss Cooke Js the daughter 1 ma::~~~tion reports thai May to help ~esident~ WTth thelr !a. m. at the Rock Springs government to deal with whole j . The major emph~sis of _the I Mrs. AI wilda Werner. presl· tion and ans wPr period. ror .~rs Je~n Cooke, .and is a Peking 1s apparently making sprfng cleanmg proje~t. Da~s Grange Hall near Pomeroy. areas which have similar prob- hve-year program 1s on high- Ident. opened the met>l mg , then Mrs . Alw1lda Werner, presi- JUmor m Mrddleport H1gh school. preparations for the post )11ao and places of thP proJects WJII Mrs. Andrew Cross, acting lems. Mrs. G~oria Miss Haptonstall is the daugh1 ~ay construction w~th $840 mil· turned it over to the program . dent , introduced pertod with new blood coming be annou~ced later. . r.hairman and Patrolman Gene It is expected that the Presi· hon tabbed to bmld develop-- chairman. ; Ebersbat·h , special committee ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hapinto the Chinese Communist edThe pthro}eficts adre bemg plan· Scott G~llipolis of the Stat.e - -- ~--- I ment and access roads into the Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis. J chairman, who announced tht" tonstall , and also a junior in • • head th.. c.r .. th e Mt·ddl eport H'1gh srhoo1. party. Younger Communists n . sof de Ire to epartment f 'Is 1can Highway Patrol Isolated va 11 eys and across 000 .. raiSe un s • combination pay Ofl . ' -rIC h'•h I A nominafnn ore being appoln ted to positions gallon triple fire operative state.wide program. ~ n'dges of Appalachia . · i '·~ committee WRI of responslbtllty · trucnowmgu1mum~ k be' b 'It . Col Emphasizing "defensive dnvAn spokesman '' b(J chosenff.to present a slate of . admmlstratiOn hfh --b by s t h ,. E . ing," there are eight lessons, said that enoug 0 t e states : new 0 Jeers at the next meet· CHICAGQ .- ZENITH RA- mu.'nt Com~~y enThe ~ck q~l:i •II to be condueted at the one I I have indicated lheir readiness i ing. They are Mrs. Rose Reydlo Corp, today asked the Fed- cost over $15,000. and when ftn- session. The State Highway Pa- l I to make use of the funds, so 'nolds, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, and eral Commumcatlons Comm1s- lshed in early May will be a troJ and Cooperative Extension MASON - Services are an· that bids are expected to be . - Mrs. Ahce Mills. 1 Thursday evening there wiU slon (FCC) to authorize sub- complete Class A unit wlth 500 Service safety experts are co- nounced for Ralph A. Pickens. taken on a number of highway C:OLUMBUS IUPll - The f1led by Ira L. Portf'r. scription television on _an "ex- :gallon per minute pumping ea- operating ln ~ all ·out ef- j6t of Mason. who died Tues- Jinks within two mo~ths. OhJO _Suprem_e . Court. in a far i Porter atlacked th~ _law ?n be a social for members and tended nationwide. basis." ' lpacity. fort to make thts program a day at the Veterans Memorial It will be up to th1s Congress lreachmg _de~tsron: rOd<ty upheld 1 se~eral ?rounds. II"' sa1d 11 ue- . guests to be held at the CoiUJll. Zenith said a p1lot. study at success. P..ospital in Pomeroy. He was to actually appropriate the $1.1 the const1tuti?nahty of local or- 1pnved _h1m of pro~erty and cnn·, bus & Southern Ohio Eleetrie Hartford, Conn. has n:fu!ed [ DIES IN CRASH It is anticipated that betwe~n in poor he~lth for several billion for expenditures. 'fues- l ~i~nce~ agam~t racral d1~crtm- tract rJ~hts. that 1t was undul~ : Company aLa p.m. the. argument t~t subscr1pt1on CINCINNATI (UPI) _ Mrs. 12,000 to 1•.,000 people wt~l months. Mr. Ptckens was a day's bill _ signing merely ap- mat10n m housmg. . ,· . o~press.tve ~o ~ro~ers. an~ mn~ television is "little more than J hb 26 S 1 take part in this program m tax consultant for many yea.rs proved the proposal without j The courl made 1ts dec1~ron e} · l~ndrng mstitutwns, that 1t 1 a rlch man's toy."' It said pay was :~ged YTuesdayp~ighng; this state. Other organizations and was a member of the Ma· providing any money. in upholding the ~nstitut: ionali- went . bey_ond the necessity of 0 TV has broad appeal, particu' i . helping in the program wiU be sonic Lodge No. 23. jity of an 0 be r l1 n ordmance th~ sttuatton, ~hat_ there_was no lar1y to middle and lower in· by a Bait more & Ohw Railroad the Extension Council, Grange, He was born ln Raeineo, Ohio 1~w~~o.~"l~:!'>r,;r,~, which mad_e il a crime for ~he , evtdPnce of ~Jscrnnln. atJO_ n . . and SAIGON IUPH _ u. s. Air owner of _five_ o~ mor~ dwelling that the ordma~re dlscnmmatcome famutes. Subscription tel~ ~ssenger train that hit her car Farm ureau eounclls, and oth- A ril 30 , 1903, the son of the eivision would nat be able to In suburban Lockland. Wit- ers. George and Maggie Amos Force B51 jets teamed witb units to d1scnmmate m the sale ed because 1t d1d not_ apply D 1 outbid commercial television nesses sa1d the mother of four P'ck H · · ed · b his VI Ina ...,_ b k or rental of the propf'rtv be- owners of less than five dwe.ll. had 8 tarted to th 1 ck 1 ens. e 1s surv1v y e mese •• '"'~""' 118 ve ro . . for major sporting even~ but cross. e ra s, DEPARTMENT CALLED wife. Margaret, and a daught- en the Co:nmulst grip nn Blnh cause of race , creed, or color, mg un1ts . . would nrovide a beneficiAl sun.. saw the tram, and tr1ed to back The Pomeroy Fire departM p 11 . Thoma both Dinh ~--I d ta ed 1• or for a real estate broker or . Porter also clatmt'd the or~"' . r ff er, rs. a 1e s, .-rvv nee an s v o' n f al t . d. . . d. p1ement of program chorces o . ment was ealled to the water-- of Mason; five brothers, George disaster, a U. S. mlhtary s~lesman, or a 1~n mg mst_JtU· , . mance. du7cons~ u t~n . .)e. F"ive Ohio State University facnow availab1t: to the publlt in works on East Maln-st at 1:50 and Ben of Baltimore Md.. spokesmaa reported loday twn. to engage m dJscnrntna- ~.:~use tt . e egat t ~ :;el!tng I ulty members will meet. with conventional television," Zenith OPENS ANNEX . p.m. Tuesday •here a car was Warren of Dayton, Char'les of The provlace is an ~a t~on in any real estate lransac- :~i:~~ltJes to a housmg cCA'll· the faculty of Rio Grande Coluld. The L II Z Shop In Pome -oy reported on flre. The blaze was Cleveland, and Richard of aboot IIIII miles oortheaol of 1100 · . • lege in an all . day workshop to . . has IDDDunced Opelllng of tbe under OOillrol upon arrival of Middleport, and one oister, Safson. The Commonloll, ••· At the same time _the court be held Frida at Rio Grande BERKI!;LEY C~LIF'. - DR. nell door building II the L&Z the firemen. Mrs Ruth Kautz of Columbus Jng !be same tactleo Nbicb threw out as unconsltlutoonal • TO VISIT ATHteNS . .y . . Clark Kerr, ~sident of tbe annex. The anna WlU primar~neral servic~ wm be heki defeated the French lo the Toledo ordinance dealing with I The M~lgs . ~ounty Pomona _The ObJectiVe JS to help the University of california since lly be • dreu ahop. Veterans lltemorlal ftospllal t F 1 F al home all lndochlno war bad threoten- fair housing because il.s terms Grange will 'ISJ! Athens Coun- . RIO Grande College. faculty de1958, reslgnell Tuesday, a vieMefCI General Hospital ADMISSIONS Beatrice : . : e~:':sdaun:ith the Rev. ed to cut South VIet Nam In were "so indefinite and uncer- ty Pomona Grange Thursday, velop a syllabus, or complete 11m of the bitter student rebe~ ADMISSIONS DaVId Nap- Niee Racine· Harold Mp F yff'ciatlng Bur two lhere and bad •e•er<-d lain that entorcement of 1ts March ll. at the Athens Grange outline, for ""ch course taught • , ' arvan rame o 1 • ~ ...t-weot hlpway 19, lbe vi- proviSionS . · · · ha 11 on th e fairgroun · ds a t 8 p. at . Pomeroy; Amy Eynon, Syra- ial will be in Kirkland MemorISimposs ibl e. ". . the college· This step 1·s an lloll on tile Berkeley canipus per, Pomeroy. last Deeember. DISCHARGES _ Dalay Bing, cuse. ial Gardens. Friends may call tal supply road between Plel- The court m the Oberlm, case m. The degree of Pomona will Important one _toward . Rio callfornla Gov. Edmund G. MlddleJl!ll'l; 1boJ!las Jones, Che- DISCHARGES - Anna Bias, at the Funeral bome any lime. ku ond tbe port of Qui Nbon, ruled Section _3 of !he cl!y s or- be conferred. Ali Meigs county Grande Colleges accreditaliolt (Continued on Page 2) lblre Po alter . . I dmance deahng With enforce- , members are urged to all end. by the North Central AssoclJ,. · ' meroy. 7 p.m. this evenmc. dil!lll!!lil!llj n na !I n;il!~ ment was Invalid, but said this .. tion, the college's primary goal, defect did not nullify th• entire SHOT, KILLED The fi•e professors who will ordinance. . . ' IRONTON, Ohio fUP!i -Ray- attend the workshop are Dr; The Oberlm case. which wa.s _mond Pyles, 48, of near South Collins w. Burnett. profes&af expected to become 8 landmark Point was shot to death Toes- of higher education; Dr. Pllll 1 • \ • decision in that field, gre_w out ; day ~ight during 8 tavern fight Klahr, Dr. Robert Jewett, Jlt.. i'i'li:vBENVILLE, (UPI) ble lor . the federal Apllalacbla lbUJ far h8! befn from near anything definite on the route, day were Holmes, Coshocton,;ol challell8" _! 0 -~heur~nance in South Point. Arthur Kinker, Harold C. Trimble, all Jll'(llfto - 'l1ie .sqJibeastern Reo prosraril. ..,.blch was espeeted Cincinnati to Bridgeport Jn Beh but rlitber gel tbe oounties' Muskingum, Gue111sey, Tusca-1 ASKS DIVORCE 151. Coal Grove, was arrested by sors or education; and Dr. ~ /Conference'~ to provlde iome of the money mont County. · leellngll about the project. , rawas, Carroll, Harrison, Bel-~ H'ld lo'" . B RD 1 1sheriff's deputies for question- Frank J. Zidonis, assistant pre.. coni~!~ WdaY, hel4 JleC: tor tjle hlg!tway. . B. B. MUis, committee chair- No official estiqiate of the I mont and. Jefferson, ma,king up Ra~ia:, h~;~~ledo!g:,'iition 10; ing. They said he ran from the lessor of edueation. oM ~ II I!WIY ID , be , , ·, man, oald tbe counl)' repreoen- eost of the highWay has been sub-reflioD 3. di rce from Glenver Leon Ro~- tcvern after the shoot mg. Because all R10 Grande ~ · vlewa of cow _ It wiD ~ to the "!mmlt-_tatiYI!II oubmHted lhelr recom- made, but ·ahout the loweot fig- .Representatives were heard ' vo RD 1 Racine, char ing lege faculty me~ wlll Itt; · ,~9fflcl~~a!S= :~::"':~·:~1JonJto.:rr II"~ t~~Wc..-DI@IIalions on lbe location of ure heard for lbe ~ly 2110 TUesday !rom sub- region gross neglect of duty andgex- RUSHED TO HOLZER · mvolvedmttllsday-kmgWOilriJ: 'A~= the l'Qild, l1t .atces11 toa4J to II mile road was In the neighbor- comgosed of Clermont, lreme -cruelty, R. C. Hagar, Hobson Road. shop, no claaseo will be held. I( . area , . ., frill!! their- OOIJ'1!illll;. ~verb- hood of. $300 mJUlon. Hlgh)and, Adams, Ross, was rushed to Holzer hospital the college that day. - · lbliJ1Jf;'1!0· whl~ ·-"'ill. II(¢~ or In wri!Jni. . . The state expecll to receive an<l Scioto, ·and sub-region 2. BOND FOKFEITIID at 2:58 p. m. Tuesday by MidLlr.lt.L TEMi'tl · '· l'e(ll1lllebta1JV!'I 41 ·· No Eollllfate • . _ $141 mU!I"nl' ~ federal aid l'rom made up of Perry, Hocking, Judy Eben, Pomeroy RD, foro dleport emergency - rescue . The temporotw-e In ~ I'1JI!$l! tile .Mills,. publisher Qt the IrOnton .lh,e ApPA~.;In' btll ~'!* 'l'ues- Vlilton, Jacl<son, Lawrence, feited a $50 bond in Meig:< C un-, ' oquadmen. Aidmen· said Mr. roy's' buslne., district at . · . '.';:· .· 'lrlbune, the meelf11J·• ...y W ~l~ .J~. G•i!la· !Jieigs, Athens, Morgan, court today ori a char~• of j llagar was surlering from a a.m. today wu 12 dt~ ~ ~~ .:~ ' ~ ~~~-~ ~'*'lt ~~- It 'IY¥~~~ 1 ~ , heart GOIIditlnn. IAOw. . '"'· ,,... ,. . ·' ... . ~· ~ ~· . . '\ '-· ,, a ELB ERFE LDS IN' PO ME ROY Mr.• . .george Luster were her ~niversity, Columbus, OhiO. She mother, Mrs. Smith and sister, IS a senJOr at. Pomeroy. High Mrs Jackie Anderson and school and wilJ enroll m the ily ~f Jackson. They ~xecutive Secretarial CoW'Se CARS"'Y REENLISTS PFC Gary L. Carsey, whose mother, Mrs. Martha W. Carsey, lives at 128 Union Ave., Pomeroy, reenlisted for four years in the Regular Army Feb. 26 while serving as a typist Headquarters, I Corps Jn Korea Carsey, 19, enttred the Army in October 1963 nd completed basic training at Fort Knox, Ky. He Is a 1963 graduate of Middleport High school. Firemen to ::'.~5 ·l(;.d~~oior. X' j.,j0,·121 · · · · 99e 11 Film ............ , ...... $1.69 $2;35 KX135-20 Kodochrome X Film ................... $1.89 ailc-Verlchrome Pon Film No. 616 .... , ........... , . , . 64c 80c Vorlchrome Pon Film * * * AppaIach"Ia Not Destgne '· d $1.25 Kodacolor-X No. 620 11 Film ........ . .......... $2.48 $2.15 KRA135-20 Kodochtome ARRIVES IN KOREA an · · Airman Second Class WilMiss Carla Gilmore, student liam M. Ohlinger, son of Mr. at Ohio University, spent the I and Mrs. Conrad M. Ohlinger weekend with her parents, Mr. of 204 W. Locust St., Pomeroy, and Mrs. Carl Gilmore. MISS has arrived lor duty at Kunsan Gilmore is doing her student AB K a A I el specialist 0 h. t w t El ntary ' ore · te~c Jln~ a Athes erne he previously served at England & oo m ens. AFB, La. The airman attended Sunday dinner guests of Pomeroy High school. R d M Cl d E le~r.:: child~~n .:.r: th~ir ENROLJ1! IN CBU and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miss Linda Ann Sauvage, danE. Bartletl and children, Cher- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius yl, Dianna, Lucinda, Carol and Sauvage, Route 2, Pomeroy, Michael of Kirkersville, Ohio. has completed arrangements to Visiting Sunday with Mr. and enter the Columbus B~siness church services port Church of at thetheNazarene. * * * SAVE ON EASTMAN KODAK FILM DURING ELBERFELD$ CAMERA AND FILM SALE. YOU'LL FIND YOUR SIZE ' AND TYPE AND AT SPECIAL SALE PRICE$, Attending were Charlene Dodd ' Sandy Stewart, Rosemary Sisk, the honoree, and the hostesses, Charlene Kelly and Brenda Brown. Sending glftswere Don- , Most Streets Js Proposed to ELBERFELD s 1 ,. A powerlal ear:bqaab hao destroyed Ito ..U.g01 aiHI SELMA. Ala. (UP!) - Negroes, angered by the beat- kUiod two elderly womea .oa log of three white out-of-town mirusters 00 a city street, u tt.ecean Sea llllaDd, aceordRepresentatives from Meigs county asked the Southvowed to march on the Dallas County courthouse today to m, lo "'porto reacbll!J bere eastern Ohio Regional Council in Athens Tuesday to have protest segregation practices. today. "Feeder Roads built through Meigs county to the proposOne of the mirusters _the Rev. James Reeb, 38, of AD earUer report from t'>e ed AJ.lpalachia Way Route. Boston _ received a severe head injury and was rushed Seillmolelleal lnlllltute In UppAttorney Bernard Fultz and County Highway Supt. to University Hospltal in Birmingham Tuesday night for ~~~ Sw~~· ••~.~_elheeartla- E. E. Follrod, representing Meigs county at the SEO sestG Hi diti d ·,b d ,, critical " • - • - -·Iller """' """ slon, recommended "feeder roads" as a means to "HelP. su .ery. 8 con on was escrt e as very · thai devaotalod Skopje, Yago- open this section when the new highway is constructed.' The other clergymen - the slavla Ill lt3 struck TaeoFultz suggested that S t a t • ·-- ---Revs. Orloff F. Miller, 25, of day but they stepped aside aft- day 'nfsbt 11-wu eenlered Route IZ4 be rebuilt from the "It is my feeling that Meigs Hingham, Mass., and Clark 01- er granting King and his fol- Ill nonbwealera Turkey !be Letart Falls area to Jackson County will have to have these 1~0, 32, of Berkeley, Calif. - lowers permission to pray. King hutitute l8ld. ' where it could be connertt'ct feeder roads to the Appalachia with the Appalachia route way if it is going to help open were oot seriously hurt when then turned around and led the attacked by four or five white marchers back to their rallying there. 1the sections nf our county that He also offered the council ,have the most possibility for men Tuesday night after J)(lint Jn a church. leavlll(! a Negro restaurant. Say Marcil VIctory other suggestioliB regardin~ the industry." Participate In March King called tbe march a vicA palachia Route that would P . Fultz offered numerous sugThe three ministers were part lory but many Negrres and serve to. benefit Meigs cuunty. gestions to the council on the of a number of clergymen who white cleravmen ex:pressed disFultz said as an alternative &J • ' "Feeder routes" recommer.da· c&me to this central Alabama satisfaction with the short-lived Route 124 could be Improved tions showing several ways the t•,wn to participate in a civil walk. There were mutterfrom Letart to Pomeroy and Meigs County section could be righ!A march Montgomery lngs that a "deal" had been lhen 143 be rebuilt. connected with the AppalachTuesday. The march, led by Dr. made between King and state Fall• satd It to bll under- Ia Way . Martin Luther King Jr., turned authorities. King denied !hill MASON - The Mason town otandlng that lbe Appalachia · b&ck quietly, however, alter and said the decision to turn council at a special m~tlng Way aa propooed would ba"'· " We don't expect to get all passing !he spot outside the back If ordered to do so by Monday night by unammous I) touch lo tile northweot eor- the "feeder roads" that were city lin:alt.s where state troopers had been made the vote adoptoed a resolution to aer of tbe ceuaty. H U evea recommended, but feel tha~ trooper• and a mounted posse night before. !"'ve 90 per cent of the streets comes Into Melga. we should get some of them," used tear gas and clubs to Many white clergymen left m Mason, wh1ch IS approximate- The Pomeroy attorney :~dded, Fultz said this morning. ed break up 1 similar march Sun- alter the march, but 1ft- tr t . others ly1'113D,OOO eonyseenowpav d ay. were expect ed to amve today. . Ma · the 1 hi hwa State troopers again ba rred King . . m rnatown n g y ca 11 ed for a masSive IR teson 33) tslh ugh the path of the marchers Tues(Continued on Page 2) l~u ill propos~ to contr~ct for h red d morning at a Martin Restaurant breakHONOR PAST PRESIDENTS- Past presidents of the Middleport BP&W club were 0001 astunr:lidents and the resident, Mrs Alwilda fast. Seated left to tight ar~, Mrs. Rose Reynolds, MdrsL. Es:;il'lie SRussckhell, Mr;· ~~~~el:.S~~ a~l~ria lbersbach.' Grace Pr~tt, Mary Roush, Jape! Werner. Second row, Phy!Us Stanley, Betty Le<lnar , uc e wa arne , • Korn, Emma Paugh, and Sharon Roush. afternoon, with Mrs. Elizabeth Sixth Birtlu.Wy Humphrey. u Would Connect with New AppaIachi3 Way for Access ATHENS, Greece (UPI)- .,':' 0 :i • ~J' m 1 ' . ·. • "":J:: •DY oJ ''"R ulc! •. 1 ' . { l'ifl!llt Al!4 · · ... �• - 4 ~-- pressure Mounts for • : , : . New Voting Right LaW GOPCbiefs UPI Bri~fs ~=~~ar:~oul- PlanNew. BN;.eoo;l~ued:m,.::~~~~~ reu p 1m ' %-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., ~· 10, -~ Tornadoes Clashing with No Paper Tiger on Saturday Selma Review amery g 40 miles away, on a w thqbu.., students led by a for Kerr !!I action ' t HELEN HELP US! arty age ":::U::, ~u~~~==r~:;.,·~: oow~r aald King wtn stay tn Alabama several days long· er and plans to be pHsent when federal tllolrltt Judge Frank Johnson bean a petition f Injunction Thursday or 1 ~n Dallas County Sheri 1 1 ago llll r Jlm Clark and state troope head AI Ungo. UP!) A. • by Helen Bottel 1 BY - - WJNGE'I'l' named Aaron Ad111111 wbo Is were badly bampered by early 5-tO Ed )Vhlte, at &ll&fdl. piled 1 briUIInt ....-aD 22WI Con lbt Tnrnadooo take lbe just short of being fabulous. and late ....... lnjuriea, knowa 1 Frazier is the brother of r.... , record at New - 'l'lgen .... ' A forward, Adami Is scoring the Sonthern team wW bave Ita mer Oblo Slate IJD!venlty eat- A weU-belaneed clull tbat Tbla quetlllon wt11 be ODJwer-- at o 21~ point per game aver- bends full. Ho d0esn1 bny 1er, Leroy Frazier. "n>e oldl!r likes to run and-. Neweel SaturdaJ wben the Soutbem age tllld c:ommlllds tho respect the idea hiJ iboys ore beateu be- 1Frazler played onlbe New SO. ton lied Waverly tllld Porto111gb achool cage teama goeo a- ol all oppeeltlon teams. He bao fore the game to played, how- 1ton team that weot to the otate mouth Weot for the SoulberD plDit !mpreulvo New Booton scored 556 points so Jar this .ev..-. finals at the e!OIIe of lbe J95t.«J Ohio Conference Cltampiollsblp from Scioto county at 1 p.m. year, and certainly. Southern 1 "n>e Southern starting line-up ......._ Hla younger brolber II this year. B<>th Waverly tllld lo Claaa A district tournament bas reaaon to hope he doesn't will probably he 6-J Norrnao dolllg prely lair for bimaell Portamouth Weot IN Claso play at Ohio University. score many more. 'Norril a1 center, 11-2 Larry In the game, too. Roger II lbe AA sebools. Price and Gordon Fisher at second leadlot! scorer for New 'ftiE TIGEIII' lll!lCORD On paper, lbe Tigers tram - New B<>ston has scored forwards llld Marv1o McKe~ Boston with 281 polnta w b II e N.D. OPP. GleMwood 111gb school at New 1637 points thiS season whlle vey and Bill Baer, or Ja<;k Boo- White has 22$, Goddard, :1211 and N.D. 11 EuWil <Pib ()o,) 1'1 Booton ore odds on favorites. · their opponent.o have netted on- tlclt, at guar<ls. Holsinger, 173. N.D. 11 P-meolll 'll'nl 'II Here are oome of tho tea- ly t.219. Tius gtves the Ttgers BesideB Adama, the New- New Boston lo coached by N.D. iZ Porllmoath NICre i . erythtn In ma to !lee WAS~IN:;.~~an !.;den ~I he &err) .:sclnds hb ..,_ ABE BAR BEIJ.ES NICE? ing, but II bealll ten"~,, IIC)DI'I . ' .. Door H 1 • your NOm. When , •• reprosentmg a broad opectrum tlons . o ""· '"·I made two hJibballa dO lilt llul of the party, eathered Ieday to SEN Ia It possible to meet a _.. h le 0\'enln~ you'D ltnolW [ launch lbt moot ambltlouo pN~ COLUH"V8 - THELabo Co · you'd really Uke to know In a '" 0 t be really _ LONESOMB . WASHINGTON (UPll-Pre!- that he would send it immedi- llrst by the HoUSe ond then th• -mounted In CoD&J'OSS to- ately to Congress. S...ate. Chairman Emanuel eel yet undertaken to reshape ate Commerce and r m- bar! I mean a nice girl, not mllll day for new legislation 1<> en- U past practice is followed , Celler, D-N.Y., of the House Juthe Image of the GOP. mlttee was to resume heartnp just 1 "load" number. 1 tried GEORGE · . . ltlrce Negro votmg rights. oivil rights would be taken up dietary Committ,. baa li8nlfied llley were member! of the today on two fair housing gofnl to chureh In the oily I Dear GenriO: _, Impelled by the viole"ce at his intention to 111ve consider•· Republican CoonllnalinC CoJn. appareotly with the lnten n wu transft;rred to, and . 11'1 Here's a let~ that may Ill' Seima, Ala., oor1bero oongr..,_ YOUTH TO MEET lion of new Jeaislatoo top pri- SELMA, Ala. (UPil - Do• mittee, 1 panel oet up a\ the ~..~~~~ndfa~o'b~~· ·~~:.:: good 1nr reltt.on but not lnr 1 wer yolll' questiOn. I'll odd: men of both parttao called Inod onty. agen, whitt men of the elotll suegostiOn of GOP~ sd 1 n atmo .. meeting alllgle girls. SO !tried yes you CAN find Dice glr1s at llstently fnr actioll. The Meigs Coonty Me\h tst The COII8TO>sional atmoo· l and Neero maids and llborerl a1 teed..-. to Rive the party I opened Tue "!~ ::.Om t b 0 the bowllng alley and the giris bar~ - If you're luclty. 1114 Democrats sharply erlticlzed [Youth Fello':~pd;!lla:::\': pbere was much the same "' . walked side by side over the new pollcy-maklng l"lce. ~rt!":r: years ago, when were aU In leagues. D"!'ces you'll bave better luclt by jtiiJ>o ~labama authorities for their I officers a~d S d g M Ph 14 u. 1963 after the racial VIOl~ arching bridge that spans the A messoae was eqlected from dvn rlght.o demonstrators stag- won't work - they come etther lng a night school clasa, or handling of the Selma situation nmt, me; ng un u':itted ~,:;'etho- at Birmingham, AlL The uoe mud<ly Alabama Ri-. former Pnldeol Dwtehl D. E!J- ed att-lns, chafn.IM and Ue-tno with their bus bands ot llead- trying to meet 1 ill7 wilt and lor the atate'• voting prac- ~ ~h o~e7~ . 30 m· of dogs and fu-. boSeO on dem- When they 1 to p P • 4, tbeyl ..,bower, wllo was aklpplllg tilts In the Houao chamber and In I• and y011 can lei a lump oo knoWI a couplo of lllrll tram ·t!tes. st urc • · p. · onotraton then sealed pauaee ......., surrounded by much o itlltlal session of the 26-member the eovernor'a offloe while thft tho bead thai way. the secretary pool. ·: RepubUciDI turned their fire ol the 1IG4 ~VII bll!U It II>• armed miebt of the stat<! SNUP to remaln at b1s winter fair bouslng bill wu bottled up 1 ,1 11 sslble that women Writes a lonely &lrl: 011 the Johnson admitllotration, TAKEN TO HOSPITAL aeemed like Y lltat po ce of Alaballl". They dit ll<ll "treat In CIIUfomll. in committee. A large, but or- ..~ ~ ust 11 I do, be- Dear Helen: . , Other ab!enlees were Barry derly, crowd waa on band. g lbe • IODelyT I have I'm not a pick-up but I ll Ill · aCCUIIDg h of deloy and timid· Amy Eynon of Syracuse wu toor IU barTago at Selma Sllft- flinch. 1111n the flee of what they be- transported to Veterans Mem- day bad )II'Qduced 1 similar On an4 on they como, under M. Goldwater, 19M prealdenllal C8IIM J al who didn't look licit and tired 01 stayinl boml ' lilved ware dear conotltutional orlal Hospital at uo p.m . on mood in Waab~Qaton. the llllll!ll eyes of Selma white~ nominee, wbo was said to be THE HAGUE - PRINCE8S : n u:ver th make or going tq a movie 110111 or vlolationl. Tuesda b the s acuse Emer- Pn>d\>ll rllht.o _ . , . . . , whO lined tho of lhetr tied up by muttary reserve dut_Y Margriet of Tho Netherlands, e Y were 00 • tho • with 0110 of the gtrla Behind lbt scenes, the Jua- IJency ~J.d an.i' admitted as ; of both partleo .,.....S that """ 1toWil and stood in windo1n and and All M. Landon, the party ' 22, Is en1aged to a Dutch law :ut -~=·:: ~I da~ cfflee. so we've taken to· <ttop. lice Department was trying 1<> edlcal alien! lei!slatton .....tod to speed , doonvl.VS. n o t II the rolumn 18311 nominee. student -nd will become the Y me, pfnl 1nr 1 di-lnk at this bar draft !eglslatloo wblcb would a m p . up the reeistratton of N..,-o «mred tht bli<ltf tram ..,. Among thOse planning to al· first member of the ancient don11 not to take a chan~ which isn~ a lint. : command the support of northvoters_ n.o 111011 troquen~· en4 to the other. Itend were lour possible eandld- House of Orange Ill marry a of be ng taken lnr an eaoy mar . U you doni act Uke Goo 01 ·tlto Republicans u well as IMPORTS DROP suggested rern..ty,.... the.,.._ "" W• Shall Ovorrome." they ate. for the 1ll68 persldentlal commoner. Queen Juliana an- ;\lao, Helen, I don't eJpeclally those girls that needs 1111 ejeo. . Democrots. This bipartisan sup- WASHINGTON iUPII -;- The aUon of fed..-.! modlinery "' ' song. puttill8 ..,. loot afler an- nomination-former. Vlee Presl- nounced today. He is Pleter Van Uke sitting at a ber all even- trlc prod to make her keep port wu deemed neceaoary for Gulf and East Coast dock stroke regtJtor lielroes other in • sl.lw bUt steady dont Richaro M. Ntxon, Gov. Vollenhoven! 23,_ • student at . ~er distance (from men), you · the passage of any bill, but 11 caused a 27 per cent drop m and ioeal offi011.ts-"' * lmareh that brollgbt them clos- Geor!ie w. RomneyofM!chogan, Leyd"'! UniverSity who play•tn honor of thetr aon Charles have no trouble. ·· 'WU proving to be slow work January imports. the Commerce lay the pr-oc.-ess. But tba-o also ' or and elosor Tuesday to I Gov. William W. Scranton of the patano. hkes J&zz and once who with his wife spent four We have met a pretty good -Ill achlevt. Department said today . Total was rising ..,.tlmeDI for lelis- 1pbalan• of beavily armed state Pennsylvana und Gov. Nelson A. led hls own D!rleland band. days . here . Th... who htlped bunch of people here - abdtit Rockefeller of New York. to enJOY tbe occasion were Mr. the aame crowd every Friday l'tesldent Johnson announced importa were valued at 11.2 bol· latmn to COD!n>l pol!ot bnltalit)' trooperS. tl!tt ht expected to complete lion for the month, compared against deltiOils!rltm llld M Th.,.. were the same troop- A policy statement was ex• arod Mrs. Alfred Arnold, their night. We have a lot of ladgba ·draftlnl of new civll rights leg- with $1.6 billion In December. fUrther limit or baD ~· .,.. who srtacked Negroes with peeled to emerge from the son Charles and wife, anolber and aometlmea get a dote. An4 Jllatil>D by thlo weekend and 1964. Itho lUO of Voter lile"ac7 test>- \t'JIT fl! tllld billy clubs when meeting by mid-afternoon along son Dick and wife and son, Mr. wt haven't lost oilr reputallons ~ refused to turn around In with • report on the crution of Mrs Helen Tyler and dough- and Mro. Raymond lll>ble, Mr. from It You have to watcb • similar march two da)'a ear- "task forces." Theoe groups will tor Mrs Wyman Denney spent andl Mkrad.l John Webb. A dlovMe~ out for ihe married onl!ll t!>al'l declarations of GOP ' · . gh d pot uc nner was serve . . • ttt. lier prepare of a day wtth thetr dau ter an and Mrs Roach retumed to all. Tbe alngle lellows are uae Big Jim Clark, the sher~f of policy on an asoortment na- siSter and family, Mr. and Mrs. their ho.:ne at Augusta Geor· WI: just - LONELY AND OLD Dallas County, was on the Ilona! llsuea. Basil Harris of St. Albans, W. ·a Tuesday ' ENOUGH TO TAKE CARE Of' 1 bridge, but his mounted posse Va., the occasion being t be g Mr and Baafl H•rrls OURSELVES was not . Clark, who Sunday Harris's daughter, Elizbeth's nd ·1 11 1 St Alban W Dear Helen· had directed his club awlnginl birthday. am y 0 • •• . • " ridef's from 8 car, wa 8 GD foot. Recent Saturday evening visi~ Va. spent the weekend with I would llke ~.correct FtabtBy DOROTHY KILGA.LLEN The stato troopers were clear, , ors of Mr. and Mrs. David )their parents, Mr. arod Mro. lNG Them Off In tha llrot ly m charge and Clark buoied Ball were their daughtero, Mr ' Keith Tyler and Mr. nd Ml'll. place lone damea have.. 11 BROADWAY GRAPEVINE have heard of them by no~. haps there was •. good reason: , himself at the fuot of the bridge \and Mrs. Charles Roach. Mr.\ Earl H.arris. much right In b~s as 1 blliTarita the lovely TahJtianlwouldn't we? Anyway, therel lbut reportersdulnt probe deep checking the press cards of M Car] Easterday Racine and Mrs. Raymond Robte, Mr.i band. type man wbo, U hi who co-'starred in an on-and • no reason for not going along ly into a recently headlined newsmen h ~~· ' d 1 th deaih of h~ and Mrs. John Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roach really was, would be bome bav.. off-screen romance with Mar· j with the trend if you're runninfil l death. ~f they had, they would I Tr'oope~ Maj. John Cloud had 3 ~si:Sr~ers Floe Nye on Fel> A birthdy dinner was held were recent dlnnt'!r guests of 1ing a Martini with his wlf'l. lon Brando during the makmg la busln~s . have. discovered the protagon the major state role in the co .25 rio Jatey Nye was a recent Sunday at the home Mrs. Roach's grandparents, Women have as much rlgbt to of "Mutiny On the llounty" is 1st tned to persuade o famous drama "You people in this ruar~- .hi yof th I te Wald of Mr. anli Mrs. Alfred Arnold ,Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Webb. make passes at men as mea · j pal to go with him It dldn t · · the uaug er e a have to make passes at womeD . breakin~ into .!!how busme!ls m, Darling Art Carney, onp of 1 thL~ tl e ·But the al group are ordered la stop," he and Carrie Olom Batey born · ' a new w~y on the tropic•ai I"· the star~; of Nell Slmnn's.. ntow I ~o~~~sed Wit~ lhe idea pof shouted J_nto a loudspeaker, just February 2. 1874. She 'died at , ~nd,: ~ern 11 .~~J!:r: land Shes danr1~8 J the comedy, ·'The Odd Couple. Wl 111d in An ie Oickinson'sl8t· as he had Sunday, minutes be- \ the home of her daughter, Mn. It. wasn _........... C!horuB line of a mghtclub there Ibe more nervous than pNiorm~omance ~ at least for pub- fore the troopers. followed by Louis Hart. Bleo Burnie, Md. advance~ (~4 looktng at 1tbe and surprised travelers report Iers always are when a show nas 1\ic consl)!'TlPllon - is Johnny Clark's posse, moved into the She was a former resident of . dames), bed be somep act tbst she l(et~ no .blllmg, no so~o IitR premiere on Broadwa? Doc- Magnus, a disk jockey in Lns Negroes with clubs and gas. Portsmouth and Racine. Her I else. ITth~ hi I wu just : : ; spot. Marlon s fnends ~ay ~.. ed tors have decided that s the An~Z;eles Ayllene Gibbons It was a tense moment. Dr. husband Winfred Scott Nye, a glq.th o bl-~- aaWy -prod lo wasn't pleased when ue uear night he'll become a grandra f M rtl L th King Jr who • use at e C\Ow-~ ea e 65 about Tarita'~ v~nture_ - but ther for the first time. courtesy ~tands ~h!o~ c~~~s~ ~~;~~ w!lk! r:-a/rthe head -~~ the Portsmouthced:g:lst lnfa~ath • keep the nuncalled glrla away then, Marlon IS~ t ter~~~inea~~ of his daughter Eileen Get I~~eas char::~r - all 39\t~ column with some of the big- ye~~:· ~!: been aer member ~f .... Just &bon them MY way I bt:. I aons: - New Boston baa won 21 of Its 23 gameo this aeason. Seve.r· al ol Its Vtctones were agamst Class AA se~ools. - Tbe Tigers are rated as one of tbe top Class A team• in the state by both wire service• 17th tllld 8tb by UP! llld AP). - They have I fl-1 eor i rlflh:. ,J. •-I Monday Nile Mixed League Mareb 1, 1965 Ashland OU - Louise Gilmore 529 : Hank Am be rger 477 ; Amanda Sawyer 443; Mac Saw. yer 518: Total 1967. Won 3, Lost 0. Bee Cee' 1 - M'ld 1 red Bowen 396; Jan Chesher 420; Bob Bowen, Sr. 466; Harry Ch,.~h.,r 431; Total 1713; Won 0, Lost 3. Pinheads - Ada Nease 391; Sally Bartels 346; Art Nease 459; Edd Bartels 401: Total 160; Won 2, Lost 1. C e II a r Dwellers - Joyce Bowen 305: Sharon Yeauger 319; Bob Bowen, Jr. 379, Larry Carson :lr:i; Handicap 108; Total 1496; Won 1, Lost 2. Patolea - Dorothy Clark 467; Bill Clar k 129; Pat Inge ls 366 ; Clyde In. ·, 615; Total 1""'' "" Won 3, Lost 0. H & C'a - Shlrley Custer 351; Hueh Custer 334; Ph)'llis Hennessy 428 : Tom Hennessy 445; Handicap 108"; Total 1666. Won 0, Loot a. Team High Thrte Games Ashland Oil 1976: Team High Single Game - Ashland Oil 690j Ind. Higr Three Games, Men _ Clyde Ingels filS; Worn- Ewlngfon I Voice of Broadway ••• reporting I" Former Racine Resident DieS I ° I s 1 BERRY WORLD e;t ~e p~e::; Mrs : of e~~~ B~oncert irn- 1,~e:r~Y 1~~h;;i~;nm~e~o~ork thi~ : pounds ~~ her - in ~v- ~~ names ~ the fields of re. the Bigelow Methodist Church O::r:elen: ptesario in show business, and interested in a. third a!rporl on ed ,one o She pla,ys .~od. s,eJ· hgJOn and CiVIl rights, brought for 66 years and was the old~st The letter from .TME tnsrriall wonder . The Beatles have Staten Island. not far from the ger ~. m f~her; \:,~ Mr. Joy- I th~ column to ~k halt. d member of the church, bemg trigues me. If jt is my husband ius! agreed to play I one mg'lt Narrows Brld~• - Probably the boy, a lp em mer. We ~ouldU e to. pray a~ 91. she is talking about (who -5 for him in August, at an IIce Age will prevail , a.sk God guidance m th~s dt!: Survivors Include a son, RUB· his home life 11 terrible but 1~1E~~fee~ somewhere In the PT. PLEASA!.iT flcult period nf transition, kln Nye Lansing Ill.· Ji'our bl If 't dlv rce him) of $100,000 the People who really . know .an~ LIVESTOCK SALES CO. Kjng told the major. daughter~. Mrs. Harold ·Dunn, sha~e en= for ber~ I would everyone would care a~out show busmess cAn .t l pT. PLEASANT,\\'. VA. ''You can have your praye.r Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; Miss ElizI a . YOIUI ·,kl to be in). Now all Sid baa help ~Igghng ove-r the revl(~W Saturday, ~~a~r 6. 1965 and relurn t~ your church If abeth Nye, Mrs. Frank Blood. gladly :lve bh~~e :!ses with do is find an arena large er who carped at the cham~es I HOGS - 17~ !0 220 17 25 to you so desire," Cloud told 2201 Sunrise Ave and Mrs mah rryts toer,h u re ..~o.u.a~- II t rd h t 0 hold bout m •·&Jund of Mustc." sa' mg 1 · K' • · t rea arm our to~~~M.~n:• s u Y en_oug a ''Lone! Goatherd'' had been 8 17.10; Heavies 16 25 to 16.7:li ~i, .. Hart of Glen Burnie; seven I try. screammg teen-a~rs. get Y . b 11 t IFat SoWB 16 25 to 15 OO · Boars \\e Shall Overcome, sang grandchildren and nine great Tr 1 1 live ., a tlckato printed, and atand weal Alpme, ~et ~n/" <tage 19 00 to 10 50 · .Pig• 8 to 10 Stock Ithe marchers and, when they grandchildren lfu~, to ~~ b ...._ while the loot rol!t In IWhhal stage . h hrtaMn Y noMt tun IShoats 20 td 21 . -~ had finished, they knelt to the Funeral oe.:Vtces were held "W e be ') but 1 aal =.:_ Ashley's friends expect t e one m w 1r ary . a1 m , ...,...E . d. remem r. 1 nee -1 li . In . I performed ln the original musi- I CA • u.. - Heifers 17 to 17.- I pavemen an praye Feb. 28 wlth burtal in the rted the guy eight years 110 I to atart tram g on pmeap25 Fal Cows 14 to J" 70 · Can· 1B · 1p k and poi momentarily, Ical. .There was not mu<'h dane I . 10 t 13· Milk aC . 140 I They marched 10 000 strong Memorta urta ar . have •pent at leut 11 houri I 0 • """I" p rd · h · ff 1ing m that Rodgers and Ham- ners ows ' . day workln& to support oar ~ ep~ II II OVI?g o merstein show except m the to 168 . Stock Cows and Calve.; down the main street m DeBASKETBALL FUN ho bold .. _... ~.o:.. ...........,.. . & vacation 1n Hawaii and 1 . , 10 1118· St -k st~·• 18 to trot'! use 111au um ..........• 12 • . ballroom scene The "Alpme " Oc ~ · MASON - Saturday evening t both bualnell IJid figure Ltz will follow hl~ l balle1 ' ' took pl~f'e in Mis~ ' ' ~r- 2125 ; Stock -Hetfers 1650 to l They stood In front of the theMasonGradeschoolandthe venur:~ I wtle: _.. just for t~ thrill o~ _It '\ tin 's btdroom when she c~as- 1 17 60: Stock Steer Cal\·es 16 to . White House with their borne- West Columbia arade schoo1 pe~ .lo ;.t Mooern life certamlv IS swek H fer c 1 e !5 tu i m d 9 ;~ 9 Th pra ed on e ~ ergy wr ve, ..,... ...... ...u&~...,., 22 --' h ed th1mder and hghtrung, d1- · ei av s . I a e oe•• · ey .Y will play a basketball game ' ~ h """' for ,,_ ~--·r more uJUI.ltrn. W en : 17 50. the statehouse lawn m New . . » ~ enoug res~.. .,.... ~ recent widow - her hus r<clor Robert Wose astutely sub·[ VUL CALES - T 31 · H shlr d th led startmg at ~ 30 p.m. and lotto even try any more. This II the famous one - d~ stitul~ "My Favont~" Thm~~ Seco~ds 29JO · Mediumnp~ t~ I o:d:lcae:·:~usy ~{rC:~~w lo\\iing thJS .game, the Mason • 1961 ~MIA, l~e. -... not bls flrlt affair, nor will I &he couldn't wait to take and Lonely Goat~er tu.rll 27.10; Comm~n & HeavleS 25 · Th swarmed out of Harlem PTA men Will play the Mason , be his last - LRL bo~~er bridegroom, the au- ~ m ~~rp~~~~e b \~e to 29 , Culls 2().25 to 24. and ~cketed the FBI office in PTA women. The postponed Majnd wlten tomeone need• you, you,. nwer Dear L: Informed her they ' g nu . YI' h Ewes & Lambs 11 .J() Head. New York They locked them- sor PTA meeting will be held\ aro•nd •• , whr aren't rou <atthi•l <timinals1 • , ." You and JME are from op' issue proptr papers bf· and their puppet s orgJvr t c · . . Thursday evening at 7 p m. sJte sides or the country but oew fellow wasn't 21. critirs of the rrltic Jf they have i selves to the past oUJce m Bal~ ess the men In 'um JOVmg couple went ah•ad the feeling that he never saw Iwn.OERNESS AWARD tlrnore. They slaKed a alt·ln at ~~v:"a lot In .Ommo~And to anyway, and will in- the slaiJe show .. lnrode,.tally, I WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Los Angeles, paraded In CleveLI\Lo I'd sa : •It ~ the honeymoon long the day the re\'lt'WS appeared. I Ntaiflnl Wildlife Federation has land a~d were dragged from a 't ha ~ (with • to get married ao sooo , "Sound of Music" took in $10.- • cited the Scripps-Howard News- the pohshed halls of the Justice can C nge 1a 1,;;) ~- bo 0 tf ' nd t · De rt t · w31h'""'" ..., help of a marr ge counse..,. 500 has hlo birthday. at I·~ x •ce. a reas- 1paper Alllance for "outstandlne pa men '" l.-.-n. call bls bluff and cbuck blml aficionado• may be urers say $1.300 a day means leadership In the field of 000• All across the North Tuesday, . d lt bat' but a rock ·n rnll ' you have a h1l. Iservatlon education" durlng whites joined Negroes in proBy LYLE WR.SON 1pelled to work for U.S. dollars. The crowers further assert ~ife,~ too short to speD named Monti Rock 3d 1964. teatlng racial violence In All· United Pms lnleruallonal ·I They came to the United States that their loasea wiD be In tha mg. -H. . booked for a one-night 1 Ava G•rdner at the Re8•ncy, ; The award, presented at the be'"":. They were alill marchPresident Johnson'a Great SO- on their own. mlllions of dollars unle11 Wlrlz Your Bflt>IDI .JIIIul Depart- • at Basln Street, tradi· will he around New York for federation's 29th annual meetina, ing m WlSconsm today, and clety has run mto some bad Cut Foreign Labor relents, thereby bUdna' tbe ment 1!'""1 borne of fine music. on about a week before taking off. cited editors and writers of th~ civil rights leader& in many trouble at the grass roots. More Under authority voted htrn by prices of fruitland vegetables. Dear Helen: · March 14. No word on for her little Spanish town, lt6 Scrlppo-Howard newspapers cities vowed the demollltr.. accurately, the bad trouble is at the U.S. Congress, Wirtz Is mov- It II not unreaannobla to believe _My .little four • year · • ~ and Monti II, but they c.Jadnd. The Regency has an- ,for the~r effectiveness in pro- lions would contmue. the roots of truck 1ardena and lng to bar the Mexicans from that Wll'lz fears that ADA and gtrl baa to go baok Into anow,or have been guys who i other cinema queen in re!i- !motlnR 'llildemt!s preservation Tbe biggest demonstration of citrus growers ln ali area• the United States and to compel big labor would bave .his head er cast. She was born with with IUflaro or we would 1dence - Rita Hayworth . Per- land outdoor recreation. took place In Detroit, where the United States where farm- the West Indtans to go home. U he doubl......,.sed them on d!Jlocated hlp. So far .._nd ..... Micbiean Gov. Geor1e Romney ero raise perishable crops. He has cancelled work permits thla matter of Imported farm bad three opertlons a """ and Detro~ Mayor Jerome 'The worst of the trouble Is In of 13,8110 foreign farm laborers labor. The obamt of it II that wil.l make her eiehtb cast. Do Time Cavanaib led an ..timated 10,- California and In Florida. Truck now in the United Statea and the average cllllen to wholl you think some of your ·raadr 0110 persona down Woodward farmers and eltruo growero In ordered them out. food budget Ibis d!JpUte II lm· ers could cheel' ber_ up wltb · Avenue. these atates are pleading with LBJ's partners argue that portanl-baa no tn..,. nl •• eards! She lovea matl. l1lle Secretary of Labor W. Willard U.S. farm workers Jailor ander cer!JIIning 'tile facta lor hlmlell. Is Terry ToW!IIelld, 1040 Ra1;l. FRANTZ HONORED Wlrtl for farm tabdren to harv· shocking conditions. Further, If he dlslruall Wirtz oo auopf. tan Rd., crlllford, New ~ WASHINGTON (UP!) - Har- est their crops. Wlrtl Ia not they contend that big growero cloD of plll)'ing po!Ulcs lor left. IIOf - TERRY'S MOTIIER ry W. Fran!!, retired totems· tuned In to their pleaa. Tbe see- take advantage of foreign and wine votea, the average , Joo l>eor Helen: tion•l affairs writer for United rotary hears more clearly the domestic workers alike but, ... May also distrust the gNwen A few montba 110 man Wll Press International, haa been voices of President Johnson's pecialiy, utilize the foreign iJD. on msplcloll of demanding lnr- l'IIJIIeSted lnr Mike lillrod, Merhonored by the Brazilian eov· liberal partnera In the Great SO- porta 1<> keep labor coall down. olgn ls!Jor beeause It II cbeap. tin, Ga., a vtetlm of cerebral ernment as "an outstanding ciety. Most clearly, Wirtz can IWirtz and his Labor Depart.- Fortunately, however, tllere paloy. The response wu ·practitioner of the art of fair hear the voicea of organized Ia- ment policy rnaken argue !bat are some neutral volcea, lohn ~ end broueht mll<h Jo>: and unbiDed joUrnalism." bor llld of Americans for Demo- there are 4 million unemployed S. KD!gbt'a well edited Mlallll lo·- I UWe boy who II totally Frantz, 73, retired Jon. 1 af- cr>\lc Action (ADA.) Blg labor, Americans among whom the (F'Ia.) Herald kids neither Itself disabled. He cberisbed eaCit _ tor 44 years with UP!. Brlll!ll- ADA and others long have pro- truck farmers and citrus I!I'OW· nor Its readers. The Herald re- piece •of mall and at!U hao It tan ambassador Juracy Magal- tested the custom of importing ers ahould and must .....-uit marked editorially that Florida all In I box, otUI bas them hae• presented him with the Or- Mexican Iolii! Wool Indian labor t~elr pickers, thus reduclllg un- employera at their """ expenae reid to him. He wa1 ten y•al'l der of the Southern Cross In the to harvest American truck and I employment totals wblcb em. bad recruited jobleso AmorlCIIDJ old on February 17th. Tb~~ degree of officer Tuesdsy at a cltrua crops. , barrasoed the tale Joim F. Ken- to pick and Ill pluck. old on February 17th. Tbanu luneh ceremony at the Brazilian Tbe Weal Indiana came In nedy's adminiatrotton lhd O<Jn- "But It hosn1 worked out,• so mucb. Mlke'a Cousin. Embassy. l!l'eat nwnber• to the citrua \ tinues to ombarraoa b1s au<ce• !he Herald reported. 'The aroveo of Jllorlda, to the potato 1sor. Amer!ellll are not properly This column Is dedicated" " ' HUGE SURPLUS and snap bean farlllll of Long Soundl like a iood Idea, lhe trained and don't don the job. foml1y llv!ni, sti If youre haY• . WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Island and elsewhere along t~e growers reply. but they claim Many vanish after I 101¥ dajl.~ lng kid ttouble « jut! Plaia rlc• farmers of British Guiana East Coast. The Mexicana, fa- they ~ave tried to recruit Amer-- 'lbey get to Iunny Florida tllld trouble, let Helen help YOU,, are stuck with a huee surplus mlllarly ltnolwn •• braceroa, leans for theae pickln' jobl. with- Jo over the hiD. · She wm alto welcome because of the recent olettlon atre:uned acroea lbe border to out ouccesa. The Am!ll'lcans eJ. How abotlt thet, Mt. . Setre- 0'1011 amus~ uper!eneeo: Atl- ~ defeat of leftist Premier Cbeddl earn U.S. dollars In 'rexu tllld !her wW not or cannOI do .lhe ,tat')' Wirtz? _:Answer Ujl 'deirly, ~ Helolft ~ ID eare)!f, Jaeao. Cawornia. They wert 1101 - - work. So aaylbt pllfL . pleMI, . . ~. "The I ~ Reports F"'.rom Th _"'•, capalo • Ill N.ll. 111 NJI. M o.- Tlrp. '14 PoNIDOIIIo Dalae lti Noire N.B. a a N.B. 'll WaweriJ 'II N.B. Ill Cluaapeallo 'It NJI. n Pwlon Ill Eul • N-B- 'II J',Jpr crook G N.B. Ill , . _ a N.B. 71 1111oe1en1Jar1 K NJI. a - . - 'II SECnONAL TOURNEY NJI, a Pmlmootb Ntln Dame 5I N.B. a Porllmootb Eaot A N.B. a Portamoath ClaJ 51 NJI 5I tl • li8, In first-round plsy. Young, a 11-foot-5 senior, acored 'Z1 points llld bad 28 rebounds. Midweatern now bu o 26-6 record. Other feature gam.. todsy Include fourth-seeded Fairmont (W. Va.) State against 13thseeded A Ill a n c e (Pa.) and sixth-seeded High Point (N. C.) meeting lllli-seeded WinstonSalem. Thirty-two teama were In the field when play began and there are now 16 left. Kent State 71 Pymatunlng Valley 58 Fairport Harbor 66 crestview 61 ' By FRED DOWN five-point deficit with five mfn. The Bobcal:i eletted to freeze Mef.ool Sitk,; Reds"-r-lst · e Practice Tdt 5": • TAMPA. J'IL lll'l) - rootle , _ .. 11M wlflf . . "' • • oomethlq better lbaD a rollbl.luwabox.....,, Dressen Has Out3Months Clnetnnall Heda, II • lbe-...... li!t. '. Tbe YDWII flrobaDer -.-!ti-'be ewnlned today .,. team ~ dan Dr. Georl• BaJJou. McCool ml""'"' pradlce ~ day. complalniDC of palno Iii 'ida right olde. The ycompler .!iop to break Into tbe llo!ttlli • t1on tbls year. · _ Manager Dicit Siller ~,di­ vide his rooter today filr lbe llrat Intra-squad fllllll" 01 !be spring training aeuon fllr ,Jill Reda. • .. Tbe eonteat wt11 mart ~ of sluggllog Deron Jnlm- II tblrd base. Sister Is beptne J~ aoo, who played firat 8lld !bt outfield last season, can liD &he bill at third to provide JD9re power. That would allow s~ to Insert Gordy Coleman II q-at wJ!I SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UP!) - A heart attack proved more trouble than any umpire did for Detroit lllanager Charlie Dressen, und the voluble Tiger pilot again. was faced today wtth treatment Sisler aald !arm banda Dan and recuperation that will side- Neville, Larry Dovel, DarteD line him about three months. Osteen and Tom Frodorf wW Tbe 66-year-old Dressen w!U handle the pitching ehorel. Ellis Allor SlariiDc J .. . be replaced on an interim basis Another youngster who ...,._ by Bob Swift, a Tiger coacr ed h1s spure In good falbloll >111 and former star catcher. He the bullpen last year baa bla aya vowed to 1'keep doing things on a starting spot too. Cbarlle'a way." As Sammy Ellla I, litera Dres.sen, active In baseball for ill just one spot OJlQ IJid be 16 years In one capacity or an- aims to make it bls. other, was admllted to St. He thinks Jim Maloaey, Jim J0 h ' H !tal M d '" find O'Toole and Jney Jay ant cern s osp on ay w out why he had psins m · ht's tain starter!. and ar-· Tu-•ay d''This moans four ol • ,... "-· ~ • ~tors said he had suffered a "mi- going I<> he bettling for lbt two I . " other spots/1 be said. nor coronary occ usion. A .. 100 per cent recovery" is John Tsitourb and Joo Nil"· fo I hall are the other pair, along recast, a ter three months. Th l t' tit' f with McCool. • 0 e ong- une prac toner such acquired skills as steng- •'Nuxhall and Ts!tourla ~ elese syntax was In ••satJsfac- are in shape. NUllball already js tory" condition last night at St. 15 to 20 pounds lighter than )It John's. was at the end of last oeasi>n. A statement released Tuesday Tsitouris is 10 to 15 pounrja night Dressen would be confined lighter," Ellis aald. "It'll be easier for me to 1!0 to St. John's Hospital three weeks. He may be able to re- nine innings now than lt W81·.a join the Tigers in four to six couple of yeara ago," be eoflweeks, but only in an advisory tlnued. "My control Is better, I condition, according to Dr. Jobo won't be making as many Sharpe. pitches." The loss of Dressen hit the .. 1 want to help the team ill! Tigers as they prepered for 1965 I can," he added, "but I .._ at their Lakeland, Fla .• camp. lieve I can help 11 just as much A volnnteer of advise for any- as a starter as I can a nlfel one who would listen Dressen'B pitcher.'" role as an lndividuallst was exceeded by his admitted skill of the diamond. He is rated with Casey Stengel and a handful of Seeing ghosts? And others 88 among the most TELEVISION SERVICE knowledgable of all baseball fast In the m:~·baseballsince be broke into YELLOW PAGES. UPI Sporlll Writer utes to go and went ahead 114-63 the ball when they led 61).56 L tb 11 A I Ito0 on a field goal by Bob SUllivan wt'th four mm·utea •- go and Na tl00al Basae a ssoe a The "preliminaries" are over w P rest lotematiollal for Dayton and DePaul in the 34 seconds before the final buz- the Flyers gradually cut m· "" •BY U·'ted m Eastera Divlsloa zer. Bill Cassidy's two free the lead. Henry Finkel, 6-foot, NCAA basketball tournament- .h boos W. L. Pd. nen come the main events. t rows ted Dayton'l!l lead 11-ioch, 240-pound center, led B0 t 58 16 784 to three pointa and the Flyers the Flyers with "II points alx~ ~ on · Cm_cmnatl 43 30 .589 Both advanced il'lpreaslvely let John Schroeder sinlt an un- though he fouled out late In the 'th ..,·~-r,·ea In the Mid-East contested lay-up with two ·~ second b·'f w~ile Don Ht'lt had Ph'a Wl I deIp bl a 38 36 .114 • •w -·· ~ " New York 27 4ti .370 dlStJ;ict playoffs Tuesday night onds left. 19 polnta for Ohlo. H Jd H.alftlm Le d •.Clinched title -Dayton with a 6tHi5 upset of e e • The crowd of 7,500 at BowlWestern Division Ohio University and DePaul . The Flyers held I 36-29 half- lllg_ Green, Ky., saw DePaul w. L. Pel. with a smashing gj)-52 victory lime lead but lwtco trailed by take advantage of loose, jittery Los Angeles 45 28 .616 ov~r Easte~ K~ntucky - but five pomts in the second balf. play by Eastern Kentucky to St. Lout·s ~ 34 .534 a black Frtday' looms aheali race off •- 35-19 t··' · th Johnson 489; Rawlings 446; To- Baltimore .,.., . w a \1IIU m e tal 1380; Won 2 Lost I Points 6. Detroit ~~ : :!;~ That's the date when they go llrot half, setting the stage for Werry's Warts - Spires 400; San Francisco 15 59 .203 on to Lexington, Ky., for their the rout. DePaul led .:l-33 R. Smith 392; Smith 507: Hannext games -Dayton against the ha~ and z~med away dicap 69; _Total 1374. Won 1 Tuesday'• Results national champion Michigan a 22-pomt lead m the second Lo 5t 2 Pomts 2 New York l2! Phila. 122 lOT) and DePaul against flftb-rated half a_I which point both en Louise Gilmore 529; In d. • Los Angeles 1•• Baltun'ore 11' b9t 1t ted Ube 11 ' High Game Lou Osborne ~ • Vanderbilt. And even the most su u ra Y· High Sin( Game - Men, ClY e . (Only games scheduled) D Mills ed 2 190· High Series Lou Osborne wild-eyed sophomore wCuld ave 1cor 1 poInts I nge I5 221 ' Women, Loul se ' Wednesday's Game11 l d th Bl De Gilmore 1!1fi. 508; High Team Game - Ridgehesitate to predict t h at either ea e ue mons, now Runners 525; High Team Series Boston at Detroit could manage that aort of an 1 Th A . ted Pre toda 8befor the Ieason. Eddie Bodkin _ Ridge Rnnners f465. Cincinnati at St. Louts upset I e ssocta ss y d 21 for Eastern Kentuc~, SUDday Nite Women'l!l League New York at Philadelphia · named the All-8outhern District which closed out Its camp&Jgn February 23, 1965 (Only games scheduled) Dayton's Flyers overcome a 1Class AA and A all-dream team, with a 19-7 record. BANTAM MIXED LEAGUE Thunday's Games - - - · - - , and the Class AA and A coach- The National Assoclallon of Iole'a. - M. Lehew 367: K. Walker !32; P. Young 378; J. -- Mareb 2, ' 1965 Bultlmore at Loa Angel.. eo and players of tbe year. Intercolfe8iate Athletics Gondnlte 283: E. Sylvester 423; Two Gll)lle Serle~ St. Louis at San Francisco Larry Hisle of Portsmouth tournament resumed with Handicap 300: Total 2083. Won Sugar Ruo Bums - D. Crow Detroit vs. Boston at Providence Jerry · ~er of Albany games Tuesday and 3 Lost 0. Craw's - L. McKin- 159; N. Thompson 73; D. Har- (Only games scheduled) were .!"'med players of the today with Hastings, ney 359: K. Edwards 287; P. brecbt 46; B. Houdnsbelt 175; au~ and George Heller of lng Augsburg, Minn., Soulthem Roush 408; G. Ebersbacb 301; P. Sl<>ry 198: B. Hennessy 206: 5whrdose t. .m comedm- Louisiana opposing Eastern 1 2 reco , was oa S. Parsons 376; Handicap 279; Handicap 580; Total 1437. Won M t Oklah al 2010. Lost 3 Won 0. 2 Lost 0. Beetle Bnge J. D. By Unked Preso lntemtlonal AA district coac~. Bill on ana, oma the game as a player tn 19tt, Where your flngel'l Tot the ana meettng Dressen has managed the Dodg- do the walking., Keltb Goble - H. Handley Story 185: S. Story 197; M. Clar k Tonight's Ohio hlgh ~~>t[J~~": of Albany -1·ved ·-· Htgb Southwestern Point vs m · Cl A • · ers Wash!ngtoo Sl!llatora Mil· L 48 2611; I. Bartrum 2117: B. Adams 140; S. Warner 1 : · narner • district tournament ochedule: m ass · 1 All' · t ' ' 508 T0 tal 1364 Here'a the All n· trict em. l8nce agaiDS waukee Braves and Cincinnati . 317: N. Floyd 317; L. Gilmore 186; Han d1cap ; Gauge readlng11 Galllpoll• • IS Centro! Ohio playing Midwest. Reds. · 334; Handicap 339; Total 1886. Won 0 Lost 2· Dam 18.2, 27.4, runmng 70 feet Clasa AA CLASS .. e_rn, St. Benedict's, Ken., lac- He took over the job of Tiger Friendly Tavern - C. Halliday Vampires - S. Clark 206 B. AI Eastlake ~ Alb (G ) St to llld Willoughby SOuth (17-4) Larry Hisle, Portsmouth: Lar- mg any a. a manager in June 1963 with the 331 , C. Bachner 427 ; c . Van Triplett 141: J. McKmghl 133; on rdlers, Pomeroy-Masou Meter 298: D. Glaze 392: Blind N. Mayer 15Q; E. _Mees 45: S. 06, Pt. Pleasant 21.03 Hinton Cleveland East (111-3) ' ' Coon, Athens; Dan (Buck) Ouachita Baptist, Ark., vs. club moving ~om 'ninth to 330· Handicap 210· Total 1988 McKnight 45; Handicap 666; To- 2.32, Kanawha Falls 6.49, AI B·Jackson; Buddy Lewis. fourth place by the OlO!HI ol laot . ' Lost · tal 1386: Won 1 Lost I. Sting Charleston_ out. LondoD ~·· Ironton ; and Bruco TUeoday'a Action season. 2 3 Ed's Auto Trim _ J. Gilland Rays _ J. Wildermuth 18Z; was ruorung .1 feet, Marmet Cleveland West Tech (111-5) vs Chillicothe. In Tuesday's (!aiDes, Central ----338; M. Vineyard 269: B. Mur- Hannahs 255: P. Darnell 72; C. IV, feet and Wmfield dam 2 feet. Lorain King (14-6) Second team - Eric Gustav- walloped Jacksonville, Fla. 78Flgbl ll<salta ray 348; F. Manley 327; L. Haggerty 215; T. Vau~ban 123: Boat Movements: At Bedford son, Athens; Ed Jacobs, Well- 57, Midweotern of Wichita By United Pre" International Boyles 359: Harodlcap 390; Total B. Hensler 74: Harodtcap 452; Oblo River - Ranger down Cleveland St. lgnatiua (2tH) soon; Greg Cook, ChilUcothe; Falls, Tex., routed Valley! CIIJ, London (UPII -Rubin CarJack Spencer, Portsmouth; and N. D., ltrlr58, Lewis de eated ter, 15511, Clifton, N.J., stopped ~!1. won 1 Lost 2. Fort•! Ruo Total 1373. Won I Lost I. 13, 6:30 a.m.; St. Marys up 14, vs Parma (16-5) Block_ s. Grueser 338: s. Bar- Cobras ~ M. Childs 103: D. 1:25 p.m.; B<>b Benter up 14, Todd Sautter. Waverly. Man~fleld State ~74, OUachtla Harry Scott. 161%, Britain 19); tels 392; P. Ingels 421; B. Smith Fink 135: E. Brown 209; D 5:25 pm.: Jeffboat up 14, 7:20 At Yonngstown CLASS A Buptist downed Lmcoln 113-76, Vie Andrelti, 138, Britain, 381: L. Winebrenner 374; Hand- Boggs 220; G. Hawley 178; Han- p.m.: Onward up 14, 7:30 p.m.; Youngstown Chaney (17-3) Jerry Turner, Albany; Aar- Fatrmont topped Upper Iowa stopped Joe Brown, 138. New Adams, New Booton; Ken 94-90, High Point beat Califor- Orleans (5). leap 160; Total 2084. won 2 Lost dlcap 600; Total 1145. Won 2 Eastem up 15, 4:40 am.; John Warren (16-5) 1. Lost o. Alley Call - M. Titus J. lll>we down 15, 5:20 a.m.; Hartung, Eastern; Glen Burch- nia Western 79-57, Wuost<m-!ia-1 -~~~~~~~:'.llliii..~__:::::=======::..High Game_ P. Roush 174; 198; J . Sebo 193: J. Welker 233; Poplar up 17, 2:25p.m.; Lady At~:;:m~us Centralia; Jim Wella, !em defeated St. Norbertrt~~h':~l lftgh Series_ c. Bachner 427. B. Werry 182; R. Becker 133; Rosemary up t7, I a.m.; Titan tPike County). end Alliance dumped Sl Team High Game_ Ed's Auto Handicap 428; Total 1367. Wonldown 17, 6:45a.m.; New Mar- Pleasant (16-J) vo Second team - Dan Brisker, F. Austin 86-61. Trim 741• Team Hlib Serieo- 0 Lost 2. 1t1nsvllle down 17, 7 a.m.; Queen Valley 116-4) . Hill; Lon Brown, MinMinnesota llnlshed second Tea High Series - Cobras ICily up 18, 5:15 a.m.; Francis Columbus Aqumas (9-11) Don McDonald, Glouster; the Big Ten race by bea1tiDJ!I Forest R~n Block eo .. 2084. 1445: Tea High Game - Co- llougland up 20, 4:20a.m.; Peg- Big Walnut (14-6) Mike Everhart. Paint Valley; Iowa 85-84 and lllinolS bras, 746: High Two Games B'gy Downey up 21, 5:50 a.m.; Lancaster Fenwick (13-8) vs and Mike Canter, Portsmouth blitzed Michigan Stall 121-89 tn SENIOR BOYS LEAGUE February 27, 19(15 Chuck Hannahs 255: Bernie Hen- Walter Beckjord down 23, : Plain City ( 18-31 kq . . . . . . . . . . .. Ridenour Radio aod TV nesgy and SUsy Clakr 206: High 15 a.m.: Robert Reed dowo 23, Logan Elm (14-6) vo Charles Knight 448; Theron Gae - Dennis Boggs 130; Su- 3:15a.m.; Jerry Bosworth down Gilead (17-1) cruise 3111; Gary Wolf 384; Dave sy Clark 116. 23, 3:45 a.m.; Jane T. up 23. At New Con<onl Leonard 351: Don !ll>ush 356: 5:1> p.m.: Tampico down Greenup 8:30p.m.; John Ladd Dean West Musklngum (17-4) vs Handicap 696: Total 2613. Won Women's Beglnnen League 1 Lost 2. Pomeroy- Blind 330; March 3, 195 down Greenup &:20 p.m.; La- Skyvue (21-21 EXPERT INSTALLATION! Blind liM; Mike Sawyer 359: • Tea No. 3 - Billie Jo gnna up Greenup 11:15 p.m.; At Canton Jell Burt 477; Keith Whaley Krawsczyn 225; Faye Manley, Lady Mar)orte up Greenup IZ:· Northwestern (19-ll vs CleveARMSTRONG'S 470; Handicap 867; Total 21133. '!09: Kitty Kauff 221; Shirley 10 a.m .; Louistana up Greenup land Lutheran West (12-71 Won 2 Lust 1. Russell 208; Total 963. Won 0 12:10 a.m.; Weate':" up M Do ld 121-0) v S ring8 P Unoleum •.. lnl•id Vinyl Middleport Dept. Store Lost 3. Plluoeltes - lola Bar- up 2:20 a.m.; Indiana down . 0 na 2 Bill Davis 389; Don Nelson 354; trum 272; Phyllis Sl<>ne 315; Greenup 4:10 a.ra.; Andrew f1eld Local (111- ) Floor coverlng for evel')' kind of floor. Best Cralg Rawtlngs 337; Ray Hfn. Blind 15: Em Willlamaon 154; Calhoun down Greenup 5:20 a F Sh d M 1 1. pattema. Pro1essional lnstallaUon bJ ua, or dy 314; Blind 330: Handicap 954: Colleen VIIP Meter 299; Total 1m.; Ravenawood down Greenup 25 . e:ren or up"::'rmei Total 2878. Won 3 Lost 1. Raelfte 1125. Won 8 Lost 0. 7:50 a.m.; R. H. Bosworth D do it younelf. Call WY 2-2136 for free eatt. - Forfeit. Won 0 Lost 3. Tea No. I - Lela Windon up Meldahl 1;20 p.m.; a.m.; George Price down mate, Brown's B<ittled Gao - Mirk 379: Lila Ridenour 238; Ruth Point up Meldahl 4:50 p.m: 6:50 a.m.; Jefferson Menchlol 501: George Harris, Ann Yeauger 286: Geneva Leon· co up Meldahl 8:50 p.m.; War· up Winfield 3:25 p.m.; Beaver WALL-TO-WALL CARPmNG 131; Len Vao Meter 528; Dave ant 315; Total 1%18. Won 3 Lo't ren Hougland up Moldabl : Winfield t:40 pm.; Lucy MOHAWK Reed 426; Blind !30; Handicap 0. Tell" No. I - Phyllis Grant p.m.: Valvotlne down Meldahl Lucas down Winfield 8:MAGEl 7f4: Total 2928. Won S Lost 0. 350; Wanda Fetty 314: Marcella 10:20 p.m.: Buckeye State Allen R. Merrill down lilllpel\ lllltallatioll Bu.-a Clolbler- Dicit Garten Snowden 22t: BUnd 255; Total Meldabl 12:35 a.m.; 11 :10 p.m.; S.UsfaoUDD 360; Jerry Van lnwagen ~; 1140. Won 0 Loll 3. Sporn up Meldahl 4:40 a.m.; 6:ZO a.m. GuanDteed Ron Hlndy 297; Mike Garten 351; Slow Four - Eulonda Haley Cotton Queen down Meldabl 5:· BUI Swan 312; Handicap 1160: 208: Mona Lee Neal 317; Joan 20 om.; Brimstone up Meldahl Won 0 Lost S. Fergeraon 181; Vivian PblHlps 5:50 a.m. Toial Week's Jllgh Game Len 272; Tuta) t036; Won 0 Lost 3. GuU!polls Dam BeHable For safety's sake repair your steps now with Van Meter 20e: Year's Hlgb Tea No. Z - Pbylll:J IIOarhs down 3,15 p.m.; ElgercllU up long-lasting concrete. All of our work iB Your l)ependallle Game - Dave Leonard, 238; !55; Kathryn Wildermuth 322; 8:30 p.m.; Boil McCool up 11:30 anteed. Our prices are low. Call today! aWeek'a Hlgb Series -Len Van Blind 255: Blind 255. Total 11171 P.M.: Shufly down 1%:10 a.m.; -DNiarl'or " H. E. Bowles down I a.ra. SamMeter 121; Year's Hlgb Seriea Won S Lost 0. Team Hlgb Series - Team et up 1:33 a.m.; A. J. Patten Hick ~,ueblnl, 17; Week Team Ilia - BNwn'o · 5- 1218; Team Hlgb Game and Theln)a Ann up 2 am.; L. Bottled Gaa - 1007; Year'• Team No. li, 455. 111gb Fleore up 7 a.m.; Duncan Bruce . PhoM WY 2--3214 Team IIICh ,..,- llldenour Radio .tea - -Pbyllll Bearho lifi; up &.a.m. . PAGI ST. MIDDLEPORT, O. IIIIi ,'fV. - IOittxWeel<'• ~ j Hlgb Game - Mona Lee Neal ._,.ba Jllver - T. M. ,. ___ _ ti!riat - Iron'• Batlltd Gil 1H. · Wl1f1e doWil London p.m.: AP SelectS AII·DI'stn'ct CageTeams Boooo0o ~ c. DO ITI Ready to use ••• 'I I I '·. !illllr :McCool, the »J;...-...Id ..... paw pltdlor w11ad I ....... LET INGELS tJ :roar·· !Bdoll Co.) II D ayton M•tps 0 u. 66_65 1 w.;. really 1 ° I _::'!'....w.t.r . . u. •• 11li8 1100 1219 1234 1206 1196 1373 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) - first round. Top-seeded und unbeaten Cen- Ken WOburn scored 2S polnta tral State of Ohio was matched aoll pulled In tt rebounda to today against 1. u m p 1 n • John pace the nation's aecood-ranked ~ small college team and Ted Henry Young and the Mldwes~ Day added 20 points. Ralph ern (Tex.) University in the Tiner had 16 for the Floridians, second round of the National who trailed 36-23 a1 the half one! Ohio High Sebool Buakelball Basketball never seriously tbreateaed the - 2928; Year's Team Scrles- By United Prosa btl<!natlonal Athletics (NAJA) Ohioans. Tournament. Brown's Bottled Gas - 2994. Cla11 AA Dielrlcto The Marauders notched their Midwestern, from Wichita Top Five A\'Orageo At Columbo• 26th win of the season Tuesday Falls, rolled up the moat lopt 58 , Columbns East 78 London 67 Charles Knig ht .. .. :.. . 157 night by romping over Jackson- sided score of the meet In Mick Menchinl . . . . • . . . C 1 bu So th 72 ville (Fla.) State, 78-57, tn the blasting Valley City, N. D., IUJ. Keith Whaley . . .• .. .. 153 urn s uPI nt v· 48 . H . 145 easa Iew George ams . . . . . . . . Cl A District 1 Dave Leonard . . .• -., •• 139 assAl Cautoo THURSDAY TRIPLES Febroary %5, 1965 Ridge Ruanera - Owens 467; Osborne 508; Lawhorn 490; Total 1465,· Won I Lost 2 Ponts 4. Gloeckner's - H. Smith 469; Gloeckner 493·, Dillon 488; Handicap 3; Total 1453. Won 2 Lost I Points 4. Admirals - Seyler 437; A. Johnson 480-, Blind 360·, Total 1277. Won 2 Lost I Points I. Fire Dept. _ B. Grueser 4..., .,. Nesselroad 476 ; Blind 360; Handicap 18 ; Total 128fl. Won 1 Lost 2 Points 4_ Homhu- J . Sisson 445; J. AILSTARS Central State Wins 26th Heart Attack, R•' ver news •r c;:;r'::; , 9 $ 1247 I 6 1161 6 8 1150 5 9 1147 4 10 Ull8 3 II 1079 I 13 1197 N.ll. Ill - DI'stn"ct p..;..;ngs I I veeran mentor Homer PelleDame ft grlnon who took over at the Sci- N.D. 81 Chesapeake f4 oto scbool at the beginning of N.a. It ~ Webal<r 1 the 1952-53 eeaaon. He bas com- N.B. lti Lacaavtlle .-, DJln"":" .. :::: Indiana .. .. .. Iowa Ohio State .. . Purdue . . • . . Wtseonsin .. .. Northwestern . Michigan Stale. froill. ':J average of 73.5 pomtl pP.r . ton starters will be 6-1 center conte$ to their opponents fo5 Luther Hoislnger, 5-11 Ruger TORNADOES HOPEFUL Frazier at..the other forward Basketball games, bowever, position 5-11 Bill Goddard and are- not won on paper. The --'- Southern Tornadoes are quite Final Bta Tea Standlaga aware of this. TEAM w L Pit Opt Coach Craynor Slone, who Mlcbi8an l3 1 laOO 1129 has guided t~e Tornadoes to a M' ta .. .... 11 3 1213 1114 lt;.S slate despite the fact they 10 4 1%93 11441 BD I DaiiJ SeDUDel, Po!IMO)..Jtllddlepucto o.. II#. !0, uu. :mo. II 'I ' ANTHONY Plumhlng • Heating FOR FRONT STEPS PLUMBING GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. ____ HEATING "1 ' ,J ' • s:a \ • ., euar-- INGD.S FURNITURE �• • "' GOP Chiefs Pressure Mounts for ~~=Ja:2DDI- PlanNew p 1m . R. h L arty age New V0 tIng Ig t aW Selma Review gomory, 411 mlleo away, neJt woek. All otde llld King will silly 1n Alabama several days long· er and plans to be present when federal dlllttct Judge Frank Johnson hears a petition for an Injunction Thursday D lias County Sheri f f against • te troo ~Jmd ~\ar~ln :nd Ita pet ea g · ·• .::, . . . , WASHINGTON tUPI)-J>res. that he would send It lmmedl· •. _ mounted 1n ConiJ"eSS to- ately to Con(ll"ess day for new legislation to en- II past practice is followed, .Ioree Negro votmg rights . civil rights would he taken up ; Impelled by the violence at Selma, Ala., northern congresa· YOUTH TO MEET men of both parlin called In- The Meigs COunty Methodist llstently lor action. , Youth Fellowsblp wtll have an Democrats ~ly crlttc~ l uffJcers and new delegates plan. ,\labama authortlles lor the" lntng meeting Sunday, March 14 ltandltng of the ~lma . sltuatton Iat the Pomeroy United Melhoond for !hi otate • votmg prac- dlst Church at 2:30 p m. .\1<01· .. llepubUcaoa turned their fire 4111 the Jobnson administration, lltCIISing It of deloy and timid· 111 In the race ol what they be"litved were clear conotitutionol . 1'lolatlo01. . Behind the IICtlltl, the Jua· tlce Department was trytna. to dr.a legislation whlch would ·i»mffiand tho support of north· "iltli Republicans u wen u . Democrelll. 'fill• blparUaan supl!!'rl wu deemed necessary for -1,11e ·puuge of any but, but It 'hi proving to be olow work "10 ilcltleve. l'restdent Johnson announced _l!tll ha expected to complete dtaftlnl of new civil rights leg· · lllltllon by thlo weskand and ' -· ' first by the House and then the senate. Chairman Emanuel COller, D-N .Y, of the House Jud1c1ary Committee hu stgnlfied hts mtention to live consldera· lion of new leilslaton top prl· orlty. The COilll"e"JOnal atmos~he;~wa~ m~ch the~am~ 88 uo a er e rae VJO~: at Btrmingham, Ala. The of doas ho~ on dem· onstrators sea (18.15aie of the 111M civil rlghtl bill. It TAKEN TO HOSPITAL oeemed likely that tho pollee Amy Eynon ol Syracuse was tear 1•• barrage at Selma Suntransported to VeteraDS Mom- day had produced 1 lllnllar orllll Hospital at 4·30 p m . on mood In Woahlniton. Tueeday by the Syracuse Emet· Pro-civil rtghlll congreiSmen geney Bquad and admitted as of both parttea qreed that new a medical patient. legislation waa needed to speed up the regllltratlon of Negro voters. The most lr<quently IMPORTS DROP au~sested remedy wu the ereWASHINGTON !UP!) 7 The allon of federal machlnary to Gulf and East Coast dock stnke register Negroeo when state caused a 27 per cent drop In and local offlcJala refuse or deJanuary imports. the Commerce lay the proceS8. But there also Department said today Total wa~ rising aentlment for legisImport• were valued at 11.2 bit· lallon to control police brutality lion lor the month, compared against demonstratos and to with $18 billion In December, further limit ot ban outright 1184. , tho uso Of votor llleraoy tests. voice 0 f Broadway anc:.:• 0 0 0 • reportmg BROADWAY GRAPEVINE Tornadoes Clashing with No Paper Tiger on Saturday HELEN HELP US! for Kerr's action ren OD "a lew thqhUesa studenlll Jed by • llandldl of and bY Helen Bottel added that he Intended 1o do WASHINGTO (UP)) A everything in mav power to ,.. b t It beats oUting [!I """" of Republkan leadeta, that he \~err) rescincb hts oo- ARE BAR liEJJ.£8 NICE? ~t r~. When 1 tell you 1 representmg a broad spectrum tiODs Door Helen: ;.,.de two blghballa do lor lbl of the party, gathered today to Ls It posSible to meet a gtrl you'll knOW I 1 launch the most ambltiOUI proj. COLUM"US - THE SEN· you'd really llte to know In a whole even n~. - LONESOMII: ect yet mtdertaken to reehape ate Commer<e and Labor Com· bar' 1 mean 8 nice girl not must be really the Image of the GOP. mlttee was to resume hearings justa "lood" number. 1 'tried GEORGE 11)ey were members of the today on two fair housmg bOlo. golD& to churth In the city 1 Dear George: Republican Coordlnatlni ColD' apparently wtlh lhe lnbmtlon was lransl,tted to, and li'l Hert'B a tetter that moy ""' SELMA, Ala. (UPI) - Dow· mtttee, • panel lei up at the getting favorable. action_ on good for re\lgton but not lnr swer your question. I'll add: agets, white men of the cloth qg..tlon of GOP coo&re•llon· oome ~ sdiJ! b~. Hea:: meeting single girls. So I tried yes you CAN find ruce girls at and Near<> maids and laborel'll al leaders to give the party • 0~ far ':,~~ed :m• the the bowling alley and the girls bar~ _ If you're lucky. Bul walked side by side over the oew poltcy-making JOice. tysteria of two years ago, when were all in leagues. Dances you'll have better luck by )f:tinarching bridge that spana the A message was e..pected from dvll rights demonsttatol'll slllg· won't work- they come either lng a night school c!Jtss, or muddy Alabama River. former Prsidelll Dwlabt D. Elf. ed sit-Ins, chain-Ins and lie-Ins with their husbands or Jllead· trying to meet a guy wbO When they • to p p e d, the~ enhowor, who waa lklpplng thts In the BOUH cbamber and In leo and you can lei a lump on tmowa a couple of pll frtm were surrounded by much of initial session of the ZS.memher the 1overnor's offtoe while tlu! the head that way. the secretary pool. the armed mJihl of the otate group to remain at his winter fair houstns bill wu bottled up , Writes a lonely sir!: of Alabama. They dld not retreat In Ca1ilorniL In committee. A large. but "" lsn t It possible that women Dear Helen: flinch. Other absenleeo were Barry derly, crowd wao on hand. go to bOro, just u 1 do, be- I'm not a pick-up but ' 11m On and on they came, onder M Goldwater, 11164 presidential CIIIIJe lhey ate lonely? 1 have lck and Ured of stayitll homo the sullen eyes of Selma whlteo nominee, who waa said to be THE HAGUE - PRINCESS seen several wbo dldb'l look :. going to a movie solo or who lined the streets ol their tied up by military reserve duty Margrtet of The Netherlands, like they were on re "f~ with one of the gtrlo from tho town and stood In windows and and Alf M. Landon, the party's 22 il ensased to a Dutch law but I remember wha my a 1 cffico So we've taken to stopdoorways, u n t II the column 1936 nominee. st~dent lind will become the dy "done told me." and lng ior a drink at lhlll bar covered the bridge from one Among those planning to at- flnt member of the ancient don't want to take a chance Phlch Lsn't 1 jlnt end to the other tend were four possible candid- House of Orange to marry a of being lllken for an easy mark. w If do t act like one ol "We Shall Overcome," they ales for the 1966 persidenttal commoner, Queen Juliana an- Also, Helen, I don't e~peclally thos/"~ I! ~at needa an elecsang, puttmg one foot after an- nomination--former VIce Prest· nounced today. Hels Pleter Van like sitting at a bar all even- trlc ~ to make her ktep other in a slow but steady dent Richan. M. Nixon, Gov. Vollenhoven, 23, a otudent at bet Sfstance (!rom men) u march that brought them cios- Georae Romney of MichlJlan, Leyden Univemty who plays in honor of their son Charles h t bl ' yo er and clos..- Tuesday to a ()qv, William Scranton of the paiano, likes jazz and once who with his wile spent four ~ ~..ro~.:· 1 pretty good phalanx of heavily armed state Pennsylvana and Gov. Nelson A. led his own Dixieland hand. days here. Those who htiped b ch of le here _ about troopers. Rockefeller of New York. to enJoy the occasion were Mr. thO: same '::'wd every Friday These were the same troopA policy statetnfnt wos ex· , and Mrs. Alfred Mnotd, their 0 ht. We have a lot ol laiiJha ers who atlacked Negroes with peeled to emerie from the son Charles and wife, another IJ!d tim 1 date And tear gas and billy clubs when meetmg by mid-afternoon along _ son Dick and wife and son, Mr. : h':'.;:::.1 ~:t g!. "repm;,tlons they refused to tum around In with a report on the creation of Mrs. Helen Tyler and daugh· and Mrs. Raymond Roble, Mr from II. Ytiu have to watch a similar march two days ear- "task forces." Theae groups wut tor, Mrs. Wyman Denney spent and Mrs .. John Webb. A ~ov~ out for the married ones, that'l Uer. prepare declarations of GOP a day with their daughter and potluck dmner was se.M'e · · all The Bingle fellows are IIIUt Big Jim Clark, the sheriff of pohcy on an assortment of oa· sister and family, Mr and Mrs and M;s Roa~\retus~ed Geo~ just- LONELY AND OLD Dallas County, was on the tiona! Issues. Bast! Harris of St. Albans, W the1rTu:: a ugu ' ENOUGH TO TAKE CARll: Of' bndge, but hJ.S mounted posse Va., the occasion being the ga~ ~nd y Mrs Ba"tl Harr\5 OURSELVES wao not. Clark. who Sunday Harris's daughter, Elizbeth's r. · De H 1 , had directed his club owlngms birthday. land family of St. All>ans, w . ar e en. " w. troublemaltet~" w. ly In charge and Clark buSJed have heard of them by now, haps there was a good reason, ' himself at the foot of the bridge Tarlta, the lovely Tahitian wouldn't we' Anyway, there'• but reporten didn't probe d~p- 1 checking the press cards of who co-starred in an on-and - no reason for .not gomg al~ng ly into a recently headhned I newsmen . 011-screen romance with Mar· with the trend 1f you're runnma death. If they had, they would Trooper Maj John Cloud had ion Brando during the makmg a business hClve discovered the protagon the maJor st~tc role m the ot "Mutiny On the Rounty." is lst tried to persuade 1 fad~:us drama "You people in Uns li'feaking lnto •how business m DarHng Art Carney onE" of I pal to go with him It 1 n tl group are ordered lo stop" he ii Itt the tropical io I • . work this time. But lhe pa ' , 1 w way on · · the stars of Nell S1mon s new 1 obsessed With the idea of shouted into a loudspeaker, JUSt c;r 1 =~.s~~! o~a:c~~:+lub ~~:r~ l :m:o;~ ~:~o~dth~~up~;;o~~~ ~~:"r~man:O~e•~' ~:r:eth~~r~~;';,· ~~~~~~ bb~ ~u~~~~i' fo~;e:a~~=·"d • ~~: 1~~~~s~~;"p~~ and sw-pr1sed trave ers repor ers always are wh~n a show nas f . Johnny Clark's posse moved into the Sh t f BERRY'S WORLD ' D ayt on M•zps 0 band • type man" who, H hi really was, would be home hav- wne. ing a Martini with b1a Women have as much right to make passes at men 81 mea have to make passes at women, d lllvern Is the placo IDr an a kinl 1o 1 DIS"trict 1 R"IVer news I I ~:·took c. :I LHi °: _''...:::::=======::.- ~~vtRL~o\.~ ~.?~ r LET INGELS I Ready to use ... I I ~as~ c I 1 Boooooo p..;..:ngs I . I. Hatlo JO. Ca ge TeamS I Time _ 66 65 AII-DI"stn"ct t Reports F,"rom Th " capllO •I' u. AP SelectS ~dv~.::ro(a~:""~ •1 ~ dames), bed be somep1ace I ~ th~~:~:u·~=n!:ta~: en~~: ~!:~r~~a'::dtnday S~e~~~·P:~ (:~ ~~~6~~ ::r"e:.so:;.':.~= u hJD. 1 1 tbat she li(ets no bJihng, no solo Its premiere on Broadway Doc· lC consump ~on - t.s r . Negroes with 'clubs and gas e was a rmer resJ en o else. I think be wu just brags""" Marlon's friends say he h d ded th 8 1, t h e Magnus, a dtsk JOCkey In ~~~ Portsmouth and Racine. Her T him, 1 oay _ clou't ....,.. tor9 ave eel s ' A 1 A 11 G bbon It was a tense moment Dr f d Scot N g1ng. o ~n't ple.as~d when he heard ~ night he'll become a grandra t?.~ 5esa od c~a:~: of ~merg~ Martin Luther King Jr .,. wh~ husband, :in~ I t t f ye, ~ use that electric cattle prod to about Tar1ta • venture - but ther for the first ume courtesy , ~ an go , lk d th h d f th Portsmou gg 1 or keep the "uncalled girls IWay tben, Marlon isn't Lerrlbly easy of tus daughter Eileen Gel mg as the years most llmemor· wal e rw;athr e eaf tho b e years, preceded her lD death. • Just abo'V'Ii them MY way! -to please Sid Bernstein is d f f the able character - a 399'rl co umn wt some o e It;~ She had been 1 member of · ·p · ETE 1 ,the envy of every concert un- rea y orb scrleamNs - romy k pounds of her - in • The Lov- gest names ln the fields of re- the Bige-low Methodist Church I ew or IS d 0 " Sh Ia s Rod S:et l"gt and vii rights brought Dear He en: Port Aut on Y :~rlo in show business, and interested m a third airporT on e , ne e P ,Y . · l on ct ' for 66 years and was the oldest 'l'he letter from JME m.. snlall wonder. The Beetles ha\'e Staten Island, not far from thP I ger ~. mot~er , ~e Mr. Joy- th~ L'olumn to a halt. member of tbe church, belng '\ J trigues me. 111t is my hqaband Just to play a one mg1t Narrows Brkl~e Probably the- boy, a fltp em a mer, We ~ould. hke to. prar ~d 91. she is talking about (who~ f:~§£h~im in Ausust, at an Ice Age will prevad I I ask Gods iUidance m this dt!: Survivors include a son, RushJs home Ufe il terrible but fee somewhere Ill the , PT PLf':ASAioiT !Jcult period of lranSJtlon, kin N e LanBing, Ill.; Four , of $100,000 The I People who rl:'allv know .an~ LIVESTOCK SALES CO. Kmg told the major. daugh[e;B, Mrs. Harold Dunn, bls wife wont dlv~I'CI him) everyone would care about show busmess cant PT S N W A ''You can have your prayer dal Fl . M El" 1 have new1 for her. I would to be in) Now all Sid ha• help Rigghn8 ove-r the rt-vlew PLEA A T, , V • and return to your church if Ft Lauder e, a., ki8Bs1 tz.d gladly give him a divot'CI ,to · h ed lhe h Saturday, Marcr 6, 1985 aheth Nye, Mrs. Fran oo . h b he •·- with is fmd an arena large er w o carp at c anges ! you so desire," Cloud told M marry er, u1 re""'es• aturdy enough to hold about in . Sound of MuSJc ." so' mg 7HOOGSH - l7~16to., 210 17 2165 7~ Kin• 22HOI Sunrise AvBo., and rs. threats to harm our ehtldre11 If "Lonely Goatherd'' h.ad been a ' 1 .1 ; eav1es """' o . "'· !J· art of Glen urrue , seven 1 try screaming teen-qers, get IF t So l6 25 t 0 15 00· Boa "We Shall Overcome'' sang d hlld d 1 t · lcklll rt ed, and tand great Alpme ballet on tht> 5tage . a ws rs ' gran c ren an nne IfNI True, I no longer Uvt a1 • • I hll Ph ntl II Is What stase' Certainly not un l900 to 10.511; Pigs 8 to 10, Stock the ma:chers and, when they grandchildren. "wife" to him (he hu ..... w e t e oot ro 1 n , Shoats 20 to 21 had flmshed they knelt to the F h Jd -· 1 1 Ashley's friends expect the one m wh1ch Mary Ma1 tm 1 ~ d. unera Bel'V ce1 wert e remember?) but 11ince I JIW'Iro to liart tramlns on ptneap performed In the origmal muSJ· , cArn.E .- Hetfers 17 to 17 . Ipavement praye Feb. 28 with burial in the rled the guy eight yeora .,.. I d 11 cal There was not mu('h dane 25, Fat Cows 14 to 15 70, CanMemorml Burial Park. h t t l t 11 houri • an pol , mo~tar y, in m that Rod ers and Ham· ners 10 to 13; MUk. Cows 140 ! They marched 10,000 strona ave spen 8 eas CJe<.-1• Pe~rd II Ha•hovmg ofdl m~rsteln show ~<eept in the to tll8 , Stock Cows and CalvO' down the main street in DeBASKETBALL FUN dhay whorldkmgndlohlsupport :Zn vacation In wad an I , ' ' 125 to 168· Stock Steers 18 to I troit ouse o a • u:pen_ figure Liz Will follow hlfD ballroom scene. The ' Aipme l . • ' · ood MASON - Saturday evening ventures _ both bualne11 and I t I the thrlll f t I ballet"' took place m M'" ' iar· 2125, Stock -Heifers 1650 to I They st In front of the the Mason Grade school and the I This I Wtl uaM or l"f o. 1 ~ ~ tln'a bedroom when she cha!! 17 60: Stock Steer Calves 115 to , White House with their home.. West Columbia grade achool persona .I edav~..~Jy' .,..1 Ddern 1 e rertam v IS 22 "t k H f c I 15 to d ·-· Th u....l ergy for ove, an "'-- -..u DO - - • - Wh ed. thunder and hghtmng , d1- i · o3 oc et er a ves ma e s,...a. ey pra,..,. on will Jay 1 basketball game • ~ ••· -•--~ moll uww•n.. en I b 117 50. the statehouse lawn in New .P ~ enough respect for .... ........,.. recent widow - her hu~ ' roctor R~~rt WISe astutely su .: VEAL CALES - Tops 31 · Ha hlr d th led starling at 6 30 p m. and lol· to even try any more. This Is the famoua one - de· shtuted My Favorite Thmg8 . • mps e • an ey spraw lowmg thJI game, the Mason • 1965., Hu- IK. ....._ not his first affair nor will tl she oouldb't wait to take ' and "Lonely Goal herd" turned Secondsc 29 10 , M&edHium 2tl ~ on Chicago s busy slreets. PTA men will play the Mason he his last b d the up m the picture R a charm· 27 10, ammon eav1et They awarmed out or Harlem PT The t dM r1 egroom, au- in number done b the Balrds to 29. Cu.llfl 20.25 to 24. and picketed the FBI office in A women . pos pone a- " ••• And when tomeon.' realty ~~ ~flfl., yo.lte ",'"" Dear L: , Ewes & Lambs Ul uO Head. New York. They locked theJn.. sor PTA meeting will be held [ crround • ' ' wht aren t yvu clltchmg Crlmlllals? • • • You and JME are from GpO Informed her they a~d their puppets YForglvt' the u.!'~~e./f:ti.~ '::!':~t ~-I crillcs of the critic If !hey have I selves to the post office In Bat- Thursday evening at 7 P m. poslte sides of the country,Hbut couple went ahead the feeling that he never saw ' WILDERNESS AWARD tlmore. They staeed a sit-in at I'd guess the men In your vea And to plans anyway, and will In· the stage show.. Incidentally, I WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Los Angeles, paraded m Cleve~;:the honeymoon long ' lhe day the rev~e•s appeared, Ntalonl Wlldme Federation has land and were dragged from tth ~ I to get married 81 soon i '"Sound of Music"' took in $10.· cited the Scrippo-How•rd News- the polished halls of the Justice V can t change h m (w ) has hla birthday 5110 at the box of!Jce, and trea.. paper Alliance lor "outstanding Department In Wa.slungton. help of a marriage counselor be urers say $1.800 a day means leadership in the field of oon· All across the North Tuesday, c~U hlo bluff and chuck hlml aftcialladol may roll Iyou have a hit. l •ervation educallon" during whites )omed Negroes In proBy LYLE WILSON 'pelied to work for U.S. dollars. The growero further asser• Liles too short to spend II batbut 1 rock ·n named Monti Rock 3d 1 !tiM. testing racial vtolence In AlB· United Preos laleroad-1 l They came to the United States that their losses will be In t~ . lng." -H. booked for • one-nighl l Ava Gardner at the Re(•ncy, l The award, preoented at the bama. They were stili march- President Johnson"• GreatS<>- on theJt own. millions of dollora unleso Wirtz Your Belpla1 Hand Depart- • at Basin Street, tradJ. will be around New York for federation'& 29th annual meeting, ing in W1sconsm today, and cfety has run into some bad CUt Forelp Labor relents, thereby hlkJng the ment !!!'IIIII home of fine mus1c, on 1about a week before takm~ off cited editors and writers of thr- civil rtghts leaders 111 many trouble at the graes roots. More Under authority voted him by pr1ces of fruits and vegetables. Dear ~elen : March 14. No word on for her little Spanish town, 16 SC.Ipp1-Howard newspaper• cities vowed the demonstra· accurately, the bad trouble Is at the U.S. Congre5!, Wirtz to mov· It ia not unreaaonable to believe . My ,ltttle lout • year • ol4 and Monti II, but they IMadrid. Tho Regency has an- ~ for thetr effecttveoe98 m pro- lions would C<lntinue. the roots of truck &ardaDI and lag to bar the Mexicans from that W1rtz !ears that ADA and gtrl has to go back Into ~lb. have been guys who other cmems queen m res I- moting wilderness preservation The biggest demonstration I' of citrus growen in an areal the United States and to compel big labor would have hls head e: cast. She was born wllb • Per· land outdoor recreation. took place In Detrmt, where lhe United States where farm- the West Indians to go home. if he double-crossed them on dislocated hlp. So far obo hos with JU!taro or we would 1dence - Rita Hayworth Michigan Gov Geo<&e Romney era raise perishable crops. He has cancelled work permllll this matter of Imported farm had three operllons and thltt and Delrolt Mayor Jerome The worot of the trouble Is In of 13,800 foreign farm laborers labor. The shame of t1 Ia that will make her elihth cast. Do COvanagh led an eabmated 10,· California and In Florida. Truck now In the United States and the average citizen to whose you think some of your J'8ad. 000 persons down Woodward farmel'll and citrus rirowaro In ordered them oul. food budget this dispute II iJn. ers could cheer ber up with Avenue these atateo are pleading with LS.I's partners argue that portant-has no means of a1- cards? She loveo mall. Sbt Secretary of Labor W. Willard U.S. farm workers labor under certalnlntl the faclll for himself. Ia Terry Townsend, liMO Rarlo FRANTZ HONORED Wirtz for farm taborers to barv· shocking conditions. Further, If he dlstruals Wirtz on ouspi· tan Rd., Craolord, New - . WASHINGTON (UP!) - Har· est their crops. Wirtz Ia not they contend that big growers cion of playing politics for left. sey - TERRY'S MOTHER ry W. Frantz, retired interna· tuned In to their pleat. The sec- take advantage ol foreign and wing votes, the average Joe Dear Helen: tiona! affairs writer for United retary hears more cleArly the domestic workers alike but, es- May also distrust the growers A few months qo man •u Press International, haa been voices of President Johnson's ped21ly, utilize the foreign tm- on suspicion of demanding for- requested for Mike Elrod, Mar. honored by the Brazilian gov· liberal parlnera In the Great S<>- ports to keep labor costs down. eign Labor becauae It Is cheap. tin, Ga., a victim of cerebral ernment as "an outstanding ciety. Most clearly, Wirtz can W1rtz and h1s Labor Depart. Fortunately, however, there palsy. The response was WOO. procbboner of the art of lair hear the voicea of organlzetl Ia· ment policy makers RriUe that are some neutr.•l voices, John d~ul and brougbl much joy· and unbioled journallam." bor ond of Amertcano lot Dem"' there are 4 mOtion unemployed S. Knight's well edited Miami to a lltlle boy who II tollllf Frant2, 73, retired Jan. 1 af. erotic Action (ADA.) Big labor, Americans among whom the IFia.) Herald kids neither Itself disabled. He cherished each ter 44 years w1th UPI. Brazil- ADA and others long have pro- truck farmers and c1trus grow- nor its readers. The Herald re- piece of mall and atiU h11 tt ian ambassador Juracy Magal· tested the custom ol Importing ers ohould and must recruit marked edltortally that Florida all In a box, stnt has them haes presented him with the Or· Mexlcag and We!t Indian labor ~ the1r pJckera, thus reducing un- employe~• 1t their own expense read to hlm Hf! wa1 ten yean der or the Southern Cross In the to harvest American lruck and employment totals which em· bad recruited jobless Amaricons old on February 17th. Tbankl degree of officer Tuesday at a cltruo crops. , barrassed the late John F . Ken- to pick and to pluck. old on February 17th. Thankl .. But it hasn't worked out," 10 much. Mike't Couslrc lunch ceremony at the Btazillan The West Jndlanl came In nedy'a admmtltration and aonEmbassy. great numbers to the citruo 1l tinues to ombarrall his 1ucceo- the Herald reported. 'Tho groves of Florida, to the potato sor. Ametlcons are not jiroperly This t!Olumn Ls dedicated to HVGE SURPLUS and snsl' bean farms of Long SOUndt llke a good tues, the trained and don't don the job. lomtly lh1ng, so II youre haY. WASHINGTON (UPl) - The Island and elsewhere along the growers reply, but they claim Many vanish after 1 lew dati." lng kid trouble or Jllll plaiD rice fatmetJ of British Guiana East Coast. The Mexlcana, fa· they have tried to recruit Amer- They get to IUJUI)I Florlda and trouble, let Helen help YO!I, are stuck with a hU(e surplus mlllarly known •• braceroo, leans for theae pickln' joba with- go over the hill. ' She will also wtlconte "f'JA1i because or the recent election streamed acrou the border to out success. The Americans elo H01r •bodl that, Mr. , Sot!re- own amustna ozperlenceo. Atldefeat of lefllat Premier Cbeddl earn U.S. doll.sr1 in Tuas and !her will oot or CIIMOI do the tory Wlrtl:? :Answer @'deArly, dre• Heltn- Bottel lD _, rf' Jlpll. Caulomta. The7 were not c.1CliA- work. So IOf lblaruwera. , "pllue., . IIIII ·~. '" ' Praetiee Tilt .r, 0Uf 3MOfithS 1 would like to correct FilbtlNG Them 011" In the flrat place , lone dame~ havo" 11 much right In bars as 1 nsmed Aaro11 AdtiJill who is were badly hampered by early iS..IO Ed While, at Jllllfda. plied a brllllsnt overall m.a N.ll. If! Nlitlhoeotera CSdolo just short of being fabuloUJ and late season inJuries, lmcws Frazier is the brother of for- lre<ord at New Booton. 1 CO,J II A forward, Adama Is scoring the SOUthern team wiU have its 1mer Ohio State Unlveralty e&l· A well-balanced club NJL 1• Twp. 74 at a 2'!.~ point per game aver· handa fuU. Ha doe01l1 buy 1er, Leroy Frazier. The older likes to run and oboot, New Boo- N.B. • N4llre age and cot111118Dda the respect the Idea his 'boys are beaten be- 1Frazier played on the New Doe- too lied Waverly and PortoDame II \ lligh ocbooi cage teama goes •· of all opposition teams. He has fore the game Is played, bow· 1ton team that weul to the state mouth West for the Southern N.B. a MinioN II TAMPA, rta. VP!) - . . , gatut impteSIIvo New Boston scored 55S polnlll so far thts , evec llnsls at the close of the 1959-fU Ohio Conlerenco ebamplonsblp N.B. 'It Woverly 7Z McCool, the ~ IIOIIIIoo from Seloto county at 1 p.m . year, and certainly, Southern 1 The Southorn starting line-up season. His younger brother Ill this year Both Waverly and N.B. II Chesapeake 'It paw pitcher wbo bad o IIIJI"l'b In Class A diJtrict tournament has reason to hope he doesn't will probably he t>-3 Norman doing prety fair for bimself Portsmouth Weal are ClaSI N.B. 74 P - l!:ul II rookie yell' In 11M wflli flto play at Ohio University. score many more. 'Norrts at center, 5-3 Larry m the same, too. Roger Is tbe AA schools. N.B. 71 K.Yier Creel< 41 Cincinnati Eedo, Is .. the .... Price and Gordon F11her at second leading scorer for New TilE nGERB' RI!ClORD N.B. 11 • list. On paper, the Tlgen lrom - New Boston has scored forwards and Marvin McKe~ Boston with 281 polnlll w b 1! e N.H. OPP. N.B. 71 WileelarwiJaq II The yowt~l'lrehaller ...... a'bt Glennwood High school at New IllS! pomts thts season while vey and Bill Baer, or Ja<;k Boo- White baa 225, Goddard, 225 and N.B. 81 Eoaten <Pike IJo.) rt N.B. II Webster 71 •·~ Boston are odds on favorlllla. the1r opponenta have netted on- tick, at guarda. Holalnger, 173. N.B. 11 P-moatlt Weot 71 !IECTIONAL TOURNEY examined today by team )lbxtl. Here are oomo of the tea- ly 1,'¥19. ThiB gJVes the Tigers Besides Adams, the New Boo- New Boston ta coached by N.H. 5Z Porlomoutlt Notre N.B. tz Porllmo... Notre clan Dr. George Batloa. tOnS : an average 0~ 73.5 pomts per ton st.al't;trs will be 6-1 center veeran mentor Homer PelleDame 31 Dame M •J •• 10methfll1 better lban a McCOol mt- practice 'fuel. - New Boston has woo 21 ~ coot~ to the1r opponents 55 Luther Holsinger, 5-11 Rogur grlnoD who took over at the ScJ. N.D. tit Chesapeake 44 N.B. • P-moalb Eul 51 nbbt. I sow a box aeore. day, comploining of pa1Da Iii 'his ll8 23 games tbta ......_ Seve: TORNADOES HOPEFUl. Frazier at the other forward oto school at the beginning of N.•. 8% Soalb Webller 7 N.B. 11 Porlsmoutlt Clay Sl right side. The y011l111J11er at of Its victories were agamet Basketball games, however, position $-II BtU Goddard and the 11152-53 season. He has com- N.B. 85 Lllealvllle fl N.B 51 Peeblea 4t to break into the storl:lni ~ Class · AA scboola. are not won on paper. The '- • tion this year. , - The Tigers are rated ~s Southern to:nadoes are qmte Final Bla Ten S&andlagl Manager Dick Sisler ~_ ,dJ.one of the top Class A teama m aware of thts. TEAM wL Pta 0po vlde b1a roster today IDr lbe the atate by both wire semcetJ Coach Craynor Slone, who Mlchlgnn l3 1 t:Jtio 1129 ftrst Intra-squad game of .\ha <7th and lib by UPI and AP). has guided the Tornadoes to a Minnesota ".'.'.'.' 11 3 1213 1114 spnng training season lor jt,a - They have a 5-1 ~or 11H slate desptte the fact they lutnoi• .. •. .. 10 4 1293 ll46 Fteds. • : Indiana .. . • .. 9 5 1247 1158 The molest will ll1lll'll: ~~~~ Iowa I 6 1161 1100 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - !irst round 58, In !irst-round play. Young, a of slugging Deron Jobnstm at Ohio Stale . • • 6 8 11511 1219 Top-seeded and unbeatea Cen- Ken Wilburn scored 23 polnlll 11-foot·i senior, scored Zl polnlll third base. Sisler Is hoping Job. Purdue . , .. 5 9 1147 1234 Ira! State of Ohio was matched and puUed In 19 rebounds to and had 28 rebounds. Midwea~ son, who played first and lbl WISCOnsin .. " I 10 10118 1206 _ Northwestern 3 II 1079 11!16 tnday against j m ping John :c:n Michigan State I 13 1197 1373 Henry Young and the Midwest- Da• added 20 poinlll. Ralph Include fourth seeded Falrmont trouble than any umpire did for power. That would allow Sisler ern (Tex.) University in the Tiner had 16 for the Florldlans, (W. Va.) State against 1311>- Detroit Manager Charlie Dres- to Insert Gordy Coleman at &at second round of the Nallonal who trailed 36-23 at the half and seeded A lila n ce (Pa.) and aen, and the voluble Tiger pilot again. Monday Nile Mixed League _ 2928; Year's Team Series- Ohio High Sebool BasketbaD Athlettcs (NAJA) Basketball never senously threatened the stJth.seeded High Point (N. C.) was faced today with treatment Stsler oaid farm hands Dan March 1, 1965 Brown's Bottled Gu _ 2994. By U~= 'Z:':x~=:llonal Tournament. Oh1oans. meeting lith-seeded Winston- and recuperation that will side· Neville, Larry Dove~ Darte11 Ashland on _ Louise CiJ. Top Five Averages A Col The Marauders notched their Mldweslern, from Wichita Salem. line him about three months. Osteen and Tom Froc1orf 1ri!l more 529: Hank Amberger 417; ChMiakrleMs Knh;ght ........ ~~~7 Columbus ~ast ;~';':ndon 67 26th win of the season Tuesday Falls, rolled up the most lor>- Tblrty-two lealllll were in the The 66-year-ol d Dressen wtu handle tho pitching clloref. Amanda Sawyer 443 ; Mac Saw· c enc mt ........ u Col b So th 72 night by romping over Jackso~ s1ded score of the meet in field when play began and be replaced on an mtenm basis Ellis After Stuthaa Jo-. yer 518; Total 19117. Won 3, Lost Keith WHhaley ...... , 11~5 urn us ~leasant V~ew 48 vtlle (~'Ia.) Stale, 78-57, In the blasting Valley City, N. D., 102- there are now 16 left. by Bob Swift, a Tiger coacr Another youngster wbo tarJioo 0. Bee Cee'e - Mddred Bowen GeorgeLeoarrrdts ....... . Class A District• and former star catcher. He ed hts spun m good ~ · fD 139 3g(j; Jan Chesher !20; Bob Bow· Dave na .. .. .... At Canton vowed to "keep doing things the bullpen_ last year has his qo en, Sr. 466; HaM'V Ch..,.,.,.,r 431; · ·"' Kent State 71 Charlie's way " on a st art mg spot too• Total 1713; Won 0, Lost 3. THURSDAY TRIPLES ' · AJl Sammy EUil oeea 11, 1bent ~. Pymatuning Valley 56 1 Plnbe ad• - Ada Nease 391 ; F • bruary •• -· Dressen, active In baseball for ts JUSt one spot open lltd be Sally Bartels 316: Art Ne.,e Rld•e Ruaners - Owens 167·, Fairport Harbor 66 By FRED DOWN •• ye•- "m one capac1'ty or an to ake 1·this ~ Cr · five-point deficit with five mfn.. The Bobcats elected to freeze '10 ..... "' - alms m • 459; Edd Bartels 401: Total Osborne 508·, Lawhorn 190; To!· eslvtew 61 other was admt"lted to st H th 1"nk8 J" M 1.- Jim UPI Sports Writer u1es to go and went ahead 64-63 the ball when they ted 8().56 ' e liD a-.,, 1!10; Won 2, Lost I. C e Ita r al 1465·, Won 1 Lost 2 Ponts I. John's Hospital Mo da t 0 f" d O'T00 1 d J J loll Bob Sull1van with four mmutes to go and n Y m e an oey ay are cerNation 8 I B ·•· tb8 II A DweDen - Joyce Bowen 305 Gloeckner's - H. Smith 469; an.e &soc 00 The ''prelimmaries" are over on a field goal bv "' ut h b h d 1n h 1 B United Pr lnt altona! 34: seconds before the final buz.. the Fl ers raduail t · to 0 w Y e a pa 8 m 18 tam s arters. Sharon Yeauger 319 ; Bob Bow· Gloeckner 493; Dtllon 488; Han· Y ess em for Dayton and DePaul ln the Y g Y cu m chest and arms Tuesday, doc- ''ThiS means four of • _.. en, Jr 379, Larry Carson 1 .... 5, dJcap 3; Total 1453. Won 2 Lost Eastern DJvlsioa NCAA basketball tournament- zer. Bill Cassidy's two free the lead. Henry Finkel. 6-foot, throws boosted Dayton's lead ll-inch, 240-pound center, led tors sa1d he had suffered a "ml· gomg to be battling for tbe two L. P W W I 11 96 T tal d 0 Han icap 108 ; on 1 Points 4. · c · next come the mam events. nor coronary occlua1o0 " th ts " h u d ; •• 16 -" to three poinll and the F1yers the Flyers With - pomts aJ. o er spo • e 1 · I, Lost 2. Admlralo - Seyler 137; A. X·.Bosto n · ·~ •• A "100 t " I hn ~· · nd J N Pahiel - Dorothy Clark 467; Johnson 1611·, Bhnd 360; Tots! Cm_cmnatl_ 43 30 569 Both advanced Impressively let John Schroeder sink an 1111- though he fouled out late m the fo ll!:r cehrn recovez s Jo <MtOurts a .. alliS· Bill Clark 429 ; Pat Ingels 366; 1Won 2 Lost 1 Points 4. Ph1ladelph11 38 36 .514 with victories in tho Mid-East contested lay-up w1th two sec- second ball while Don Hilt had rThecas,t, aaer 1 ee monum. haU are the other pair, 001 N Y k 27 district playoffs Tuesda• night on<h left. 19 points for Ohio. e ong·ttrne practitioner of wtth McCool. Cl d I ' '" T0t I 1-7 . , . Y e "• ' " · ; a Fire Dept - B Grueser 434• ew or 16 370 ' Held u-lftlm Le d such acquired skills as steng- "Nuxhall and Tsitourll bo,!b Won 3, Lost 0 H & C't - Shir· NeS8elroad 476; Bund 360; Han: .:..Clinched title - Dayton with I 66-65 upset of nn e a The crowd of 7,500 at Bowl~ elese syntax was m "satisfac. are in shape. Nuxhall already ts ley Custer 351; Hugh Cuater dlcap 18; Total 1288. Won I Western Dlvlsloa Ohio University and DePaul The Flyers beld I 30-29 half. lng Green, Ky., aaw DePaul tory" condition !Jtst nlJlhl at St. 15 to 20 pounds lighter tbao ,be 334; Phylhs Hennessy 428 T~ Lost 2 Pomts I . w. L. Pel. with a smasbmg 99-52 victory lime lead but twtce trailed by take advantage of loose jtttery John's was at the end of last seulJlL ~:t~~e~~ . ~~n ~.a~:~. 101f, Kondas - J Si~son 445; J. LoSt.sLoAnug•seles 45 28 616 over Eastern Kentucky ·- but five pomts in the second half. play by Eastern Kent~cky to A statement released Tuesday Tsltouns is 10 to 15 pounds Team Htgh Thrfe Games -· Johnson 489; Rawlings 44~: To- Baltimore :~ ~ :: a "black Fridayn looms ahead. race off to a 35-19 lead m the rught Dressen would be confined hghter," Elba aaid. Ashland Oil 1976: Team High tal138,0; Won 2 Lost I Pomts 6: Detroit 31 .. .413 That's the date when they go lust half, setting the stage for to St. John's Hospital three "It'll he easier IDr me to 80 Werry s Warts Sptres 406 on on to Lexmgton, Ky ., for thetr the rout DePaul led 43-33 at weeks He may be able to re- nine lnnmgs now than lt. waa..a Single Game - Ashland Oil - . 507 · Han-' San Francisco 15 59 203 next o..<~mes -Day ton against th h " d ed R Sm1th 392· Smith e au an :IDOm away to in the Tioen in four to six t-ouple of years ao:ro," he COil· 690; Ind Higr Three Games, : , , Tuesday'a Resulta o-·· ""-~ t I ad 10 th d ~ • Men _ Clyde Ingels 615 ; Worn· d1cap 69; _Total 1374 Won 1 New York 121 Phila 122 (OT) nat10nal champion Michigan a -.--yum e e secon weeks, but only in an adv1sory ttnued. ''My control is better, I Lo 1 G 1 · and DePaul against fiftb-rated half at which point both leama condition, accordmg to Dr. John won 't he makmg as many 529 . 1 n d Lost 2 Pomts 2. ~ h s~ se G1 more M ' Cl "'· High Game - Lou Osborne Los Angeles 123 Baltimore 114 Vanderbilt. And even Ult most substituted Uberally. Sharpe. pitches" 1 1g 1 10 ~1 - ar; en,Loyi e 190; High Sertes - Lou Osborne (Only games scheduled) wild·eyed sophomore would Dave Mil.l! acored 21 points t The loss of Dressen hit the "I want to help the team all G~f!~re 1!lli omen, use 508; High Team Game- Ridg.. Wednesday's Gamea hesttate to predict that either lead the Blue Demons, now 18- Tigers as they prepared for 1965 1 can," he added, "but I be8 8 . Runners 525; High •ream Series ? t~n at Detroit could manage that sort of an 8 for the season. Eddie Bodkin at their Lakeland, Fla., camp. lieve 1 can help it just as mucll - Ridge Runners 1465. Cmcmnatl at St. Louis upset. The Associated Press ~~y h~ 21 ftlr Eastern Kentuc~' A volunteer of advise for any· as a starter as 1 can 1 relief Sunday Ntte Women's League New York at Philadelphia named the All-Southern D1strict which closed out its campaign one who would liSten, Dressen's pitcher.'' (Only games scheduled) Dayton's Flyers overcame 1 Class AA and A aU-dream team. with a 19-7 record. role as an indivtdualist was ex· ~=======:::::February 23, 1965 lolo'a - M. Lehew 367; K BANTAM MIXED LEAGUE Tbarsday•s Gameo - - - - - - - - - - - - and the Class AA and A coach- '111e Nahonal Association of ceeded by hts admitted skill of • Walker 332: P. Young 378; J. · MUch ·%, ' 11165 Baltimore at Los Angeles es and players of the year. Intercollegiate Athletics (NAJA) the diamond. He 19 rated with Two Game Serie1 St. Louis at San Francisco Larry HlsJe of Portsmouth tournament resumed with eight Casey Stengel and 8 handful of G Jodnlte 283; E Sylvester 423 Seeing ghosts? Find Handicap 300; Total 2083 Won Sugar Ruo Bums - D. Crow Detrmt vs Boston at Provtdence and Jerry Turner of AJbany games Tuesday and contmues others as among the most TELEVISION SERVIC~ 3 Los! 0. Crew's - L, McKm 159; N Thompson 73; D. Har· (Only gamea scheduled) were .~ed "players of the today wUh Hastings, Neb., lac- knowledgable of all baseball ney 359: K. Edward> 287; P. lbrecht 46. B. Houdashelt 175; lUI. I year, and George Heller of lng Augsburg. Minn ., Southern fast In the Roush 408: G. Ebersbach 301; P. Story 198: B. Hennessy 206; Portsmouth, whose team com- Louisiana opposmg Eastern m:.baseba!J smce he broke into YELLOW PAGES. S. Parsons 376; Handicap '¥19; !Handicap 580. Tolal 1437 Won B U ited Pr Oklahoma Baptl.st the In 1 1 1 tl al piled 15-2 record, was named Montana Where your flnge111 Total 2010. Lost 3 Won 0 2 Lost 0. Beetle Bugs - J_. D. y • esa n em on Class AA diStrict roach . Bill meeting' Southwestern Louis!game as a payer 191t, Keith Goble - H. Handley !Story 185 ; S. Story 19?; M Clark Tonight'o Ohio high School Whaley of Albany recetved the ana, Htgh Point vs. Wmston.Sa· ~;s~":.S~';!:;:'as~,'::'.,~~~~: do the walking., 268; I. Bartrwn 267, B. Adams 140; S Warner 148; L. Warner distnct tournament schedule: honors 10 Class A . \em, Alhance against F.alrmont, waukee Braves and Cincmnati 317; N. Floyd 317; L. Gilmore IM, Handtcap 508: Total 1364. 1 Gauge readings• Gallipolis Here's tho AU • Distrtct Central Ohio playing Midweat331: Handicap 339; Total 1886 WoVn 0 !Lost 2. S Cl k 206 B Dam 18 2, 271, running 70 feet A:att teamsJ CLASS AA ern, St Benedict's, Ken., lacover the job of Tiger Friendly Tavern - C. Halhday amp res ar as e .10g Alba (Ga ) Stat and v Triplett Ill· J McKnight 133 on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 27.· Willoughby South (17-4) vs Larry Hisle Portsmouth· Lar· ny · • manager in June, 1963, with the 331 : C. Ba chner 127: an . . s' 06 p ~ PIeasant 27.03 lfu1ton Cleveland East (16-3) . ' , Ouachita Baptist Ark vs. I b , fr . th to Meter 298; D Glaze 392: Blind N. Mayer 150 , E Mees 45; . , 11 Coon, Athens ; Dan (Buck) Lewis • ·t c u movmg om nm Falls 6.49, Crothers, Jackson; Buddy · TD da , A fourth place by the close of last 330 . Handicap 210 . Total 19118 McKmght 15; Handicap 666: To- 2.32. Kanawha 11 wo~ 3 Lost 2. ' !tal ta86; Won 1 Lost 1 Sting Charleston out. L:mdon dam At Berea Quarles, Ironton : and Bruce es, Y 1 e 011 season Ed's Auto Trim _ J Gilland Rays _ J . Wildermuth 182; was runnmg 1 feet , Marmet Cleveland West Tech 06-5) vs Bunch, Otilbcothe. In Tuesdays ~es, Central ----338· M Vineyard 269· B Mur-~Hannahs :>,55· P. Darnell 72; C. IV< feet and Winfield dam 2 feet Loram King (II~) Second team - Eric Gustav- walloped JacksonVIlle, Fla. 78F1gbt Resulto ' 31S· F M 1 ' 327· L Haggerty 21S T Vaughan 123. Boat MovemeDts: At Bedford son, Athens · Ed Jacobs Well- 57, Midwestern of Wichita By UnHed Press Ioternattonal ray • an ey • · ' d Obi ' '. Falls Tex routed Valley City Lo bl Ca 1 Boyles 3.19: Handicap 390: Total B. Hensler 71, Han 1cap 452 o Rver - Ranger down Cleveland St Ignatius (21>!) ston ; Greg Cook, Chillicothe; • • . • ndon (UP!) - Ru n r2031 won 1 Lost 2 Foro•t Run Total !373. Won I Lost t. !3, 6·30 a.m ; St Marys up 14, vs Parma (!t>-S) Jack Spencer, Portsmouth, and N !02-56, LewiS defeated ter, 1551>, Clifton, N.J ., stopped Block_ s . Grueser 336: s Bar· Cobras - M Childs 103: D p: 25 p.m.; Bob Benter up II,' Todd Saulter, Waverly. MBnsfJeld State 96:71, OuachUa Harry Scott. 161'4, Britam (9); At Youngstown CLASS A Bapttst downed Lmcoln 113-76, Vie Andrett1, 138, Britam, tels 392· p Ingels 121 B Sm1th Fink 135: E . Brown 209; D·5:25 p.m : .relfhoat up 14, 7 2o l 381; L. 'winebrenner 374, Hand· Boggs 220 , G. Hawley 178; Han· p m .; Onward up 14, 7:30 p.m ; Youngstown Chaney (17 3) vs Jerry Turner, Albany; Aar· Farrmont topped Upper l?wa stopped Joe Brown, 138, New leap 110; Total 2084. Won 2 Lost d1cap 800; Total 1145. Won 2 Eastern up 15, 4:40 am.: John Warren (lt>-5) on Adams, New Boston: K•n 91-90, Hlgb Pomt heat Califor· Orleans (5). J. Lost 0 Alley cats - M. Titus J. Rowe down 15, 5 20 a.m , Hartung, Eastern ; Glen Burch- ma Western 79-57, Wmston-SaCollege Basketball HRe ..slDDI~t~s High Game - P . Rou•h 174; 198; J . Sebo 193; J . Welker 233: Poplar up 17, 2 2S p.m.; Lady Claos A well, Centralia; Jim Wells, !em defeated St. Norbert IH9, At Columbus . Eastern <P1ke County). and Alliance dumped Stephen High Series - C. Bachner 427 B. Werry 1112, R. Becker 133; Rosemary up 17, S a.m.; Titan Pleasant (16-3) vs Licking Second team - Dan Br1sker, F . Austm 86-61. Team High Game _ Ed's Auto !Handicap 428; Total 1367. Won down 17, 6.45 a.m , New Mar. Trim m· Team Hl(lh Sertes- 0 Lost 2 ltinsville down 17, 7 a.m.; Queen Valley (!IH) . Oak HtU; Lim Brown, M1n· Minnesota finished second In Forest R~n Block Co., 2084 Tea High Series - Cobras City up 18, 5·15 a rn.: Francts Columbus Aqumas (8-11) vs ford; Don McDonald, Glouster; the BiB Ten race by beating 1445: Tea High Game - Co- Hougland up 20, 4:20a.m.; Peg- B1g Walnut (11-6) Mike Everhart , Pamt Valley; Iowa 115-64 and TI!inols SENIOR BOYS LEAGUE bras. 746: High Two Games 8 gy Downey up 21, 5·511 am. ; Lancaster Fenwick (13--8) vs and Mike Canter, Portsmouth blitzed Michigan Stato 121-119 In February Z7, IIIGS Chuck Hannahs 255, Bernie Hen· Walter Beckjord down 23, 12:· Plam C1ty (18-3) Clay. kq . Ridenour Badlo and TY neso;y and Susy Clakr 206: High 15 a.m : Robert Reed down 23, Logan Elm (14-jl) vs Mt. lr-""=========iiiii========="'fl Charles Krugh! -148; Theron Gae - Dennis Boggs 130; Su- 3:15a.m.; Jerry Bosworth down Gilead (17-4) Cruise 391; Gary Wolf 364; Dave sy Clark 116. 23, 3:4> a.m.; Jane T. up 23, Leonard 356: Don Boush 35<1: 5:15p.m.: Tampico down G1·een· At New Concord Handicap 696: Total 2613. Won Women's Begianen League up 6:30 p.m.; John Ladd Dean West Muskmgum (17-4) vs 1 Lost 2. Pemeroy - Blind 330; March 3, 195 down Greenup 9.21l p.m.; La· Skyvue (21·2) EXPERT INSTALLATION! Blind 330; Mike Sawyer 359: • Tea No. 3 - Billie Jo gw1a Up G~nup tl:t> pm.; AI canton Jeff Burl !77; Ketth Whaley Krawsceyn 225; Faye Mantey. Lady Marjone up Greenup 12· · Northwestern (19-l) vs CleveARMSTRONG'S (70; Handicap 867; Total 2833 309: Kitty Kaull 221: Shirley 10 a.m.; LouiSiana up Greenup land Lutheran West 02.7\ Won 2 Lost 1 Russell 201; Total 963. Won 0 12 :10 a.m.; Western up Green· M Do ld 12!.0) 8 . • Linoleum .•. Inlaid Vinyl Mlddleporl llepl. Store Lost 3 l'lrutettet - lola Bar· up 2.20 a.m.; Indiana down c na vs prm •. 2 Bill Davil 389; Don Nelson 354; trum 272; Phyllis Stone 315: Greenup 4:10 a.m.; Andrew fteld Local 1111- 1 Floor eoverint: for every ldnd of noor. Belt Craig Rawlings 337; Ray Hln· Blind 85: Em Wllliamaon 154; Calhoun down Greenup 5:20 a F. She~ do~ Msr;,et 8·; dy 314; Blind ii:IO: Handicap liM: Colleen VlUl Meter 299: Total m.; Ravenswood down Greenup patterns. Professional installation by Ul, or 7:50 a.m.; R. H. Bosworth D ~ P m.. e en · up_ arme Tolltl2678. Won 3 Lost 1. Racine 1125. Won a Lost 0 do llyourself. Call WY 2-2(13G for frH estJ. ~ F 0rf H Won 0 Lost 3 Tea NO. S - Lela Windon up Meldahl 1:20 p.m.· Lunga 4:55 a.m.; George Pnce down mate. e, · . · . . ' Marmet 6·50 a.m.; Jefi.erson """'" 1 J1ott1et1 Gao Mlrk 379: Lila Rtdeoour 236; Ruth Pomt up Meldahl 4.50 p.m. Or· w· f" ld 3 25 B MenchbU 501. George H.arrl9, Ann Yeauger 286; Geneva Leon- co up Meldahl 8:50 p.m.; War-- up IDle . p.m.: eaver WALL-TO-WALL CARPmNG 431; Len Vaa Meter &211: Dave ard 315; Total 1218 Won 3 Lo<t ren Hougland up Meldahl 9:25 down Winfield 6:40 pm,: Lucy MOHAWK Reed 426; Blind ii:IO; Handicap 0. Team No. I - Pbyllts Grant p.m .: Valvoline down Meldahl Jane Lucas down Wmheld 1.· MAGEl 714; Tolll! 2928. Won S Loot 0. 350; Wanda Fetty 314; Marcella 10:20 p m: Buckeye Stste down IO_p.m .; Allen R. Memll down llxperl lnltlllatloD Bolu"s Clothier - Dick Garten Snowden 221; Blind 255; Total Meldahl 12·35 a.m.; Philip Wlnfteld IIIO p.m.: Solva,y &attafacllon 31111; Jerry Van Inwasen 450; II{{). Won o Lost 3. Sporn up Meldlbl 4:{{1 a.m.; down Wlnfteld 6:20 a.m. GuariDteed Ron Hlndy 2117; Mike Garten 351; Stow Four - Eulonda Haley COtlon Queen dowa Meldahl S:· Bill Swan 312; Handicap 980; 266; Mona Lee Neal m, Joan am.; Brimstone up Meldahl Total '¥130. Woo 0 Loot S. Fergursoa 181; VIvian Phillips >:50 a.m. Len 2'12: Total 1036; Won 8 Lost 3. GaUipolls Dam Reliable Week'a High Game For safety's sake repair your steps now with Van Meter 2011; Year's High Teo No. z - PbyUI.s Ilearh• down 3:15 p.m.; EtgercUII up long-lasting eoncrete. All of our work Is guar· Your o.p.n.ialll• Game - Dave Leonard, 233; !55; Kathryn Wildermuth 322. 8:30p.m.; Ben McCool up 11::10 anteed. Our prleea are low. Call today! gWeek's High sertea -Len Van Blind 255: Blind Total 1187, P .M. : Shufty down 12:10 a.m.; OMlor Por H E. Bowles dowa I a.m.; SamMeter &2e; Year's High Seriea Won S Lost o. lltck Menchlnt, 17; Team High Series Team et up 1:33 a.m.; A. J. Patlo!l \'l'eet Team Hi8 - Browa's 5 - 1218; Team High Game and Tbeln)a Ann up 2 a.m.; L. AND Bottled Gu - lOG'I; Year's Team No. 5, 455. High Fleore up 7 a.m.; Duncan Bruce l'hoM WY 2..ftU Telln High - Rkleoour Radio aes - Pbyllllt Bearbl 355; up ll.a.111. ' Central State Wins 26th Heart Attack, Wl; Recent Saturday evening v1si~ Va. spent the weekend with McCool Siek.l Reds Play·Ist · Dressen Has fWingfon ora of Mr. and Mrs David 1their parents, Mr. and Mra. Ball were thetr daughters, Mr ' Keith Tyler and Mr. nd Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Roach, Mr. ' Ha . C l Ea terda Racme and Mrs. Raymond Roble, Mr. ' Earl rrJs. M;s~rn~ of ~ de!th of h~ and Mrs. John Webb. ~ I Mr and Mrs. Olar1es Roach has e Fl N F IJ. A brrthdy dmner was held 1were recent dlnnet guests of cousm, Mr;i teyeNon e a recent Sunday at the home Mrs Roach's grandparents, rul aryd 2.5.ht oy f :hey l t!e Ww~ of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Arnold Mr and Mrs. Jobn Webb. t Je Caugt erO!o 8 t a bo . and arr e om a ey, rn February 2 1874 She died at AILSTARS b'J'OI I Former Racine • • Resident DieS Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy·Jfi4dlap0rt. o., lfB', 10; uea;f B\ BOB" WINGETr Can lbl Tornadoes take the 'l'lgen ! Tb1a queatlon will he answered Satun!ay when the Southern '?! riders from a car wal!l en foot. The state trooper; were clear· ! By DOROTHY KILGALLEN UPI Briefs Bro!":%.oo;m.!;!~:~Uty ~Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ·• Mar. -10• ~ '' ?,· 120 ANTHONY FOR FRONT STEPS Plumhing • Heating =s. PLUMBING 'I Blld TY - hiJu . - 1Die•,w:2.Teljl11 Hl&h lnnnl'a ' Gill l4t. Game - ' Mona Leo Neal Xaaawba llivor - T. M. · 'Whllt don l<mdon 3:15 p.m.; HEATING --· ., GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. I'AGI ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. INGELS FURNITURE �-· ~ ... . ... .. - ...................... - ... _ .~ - - . ...... - - . .. . . .. . . -- -· ~ . .. ~--· - · . .. ------·· ···-- --··--~ ... .' o. . M' ddleport Mar. 10, 1865 callers of her brother, Mr. and 1 We ar• sorry to hear of UI-4-Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy· 1 ' ' I• Mrs. Lawrence Lamberl n•so or Jacob Butcher He was ! - . hlo HuLChlscJD. Mrs. Jan• COttrill wu a r• moved from Holzer to Ne lson- Iyin opent the weekend 1lllth 'IJD I Mrs. Edlib anti Mr. cent business caller in Athene. vllle hospllal. parento, Mr. and Mrs. W!lh d Mrs Jim K,..ler called oD B\' MRS. D. E. WOOD Tng. WI Davis Monthan AFB . Mr. and Mrs. Dean Tripp and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hutch· Garvin. I M th Mans-I ~r and Mrs. Marlon Hutchl8 eny, ~- bteftd Holpital Congratulabons lo Tommy Arizona Hli address is A3C son were recent Sunday visi· ison Columbus spe nt weekend Mrs. ster · • . Ill h llo ·• uL h' Mr. and 1' fl eld • and Mrs · Sarah Jane son. Amo t Ole W enter~ Lambert, 30 n of Mr ~nd Mrs. Tommy . Lambert AF 15713442. 1ton of her mother. Mrs. Mary , here' Wm1 IS parenls, Mr and Mrs. Qlester NIP" · Hol!(q hospital in u,e past 24 I Wll 30 i wwrence Lambert, who enliat· Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reibel ! Ogden. Mrs. Marion Hutchison. " Oller, Columbus spent a lew . . e SUnday callers of Mr. ~ were: Mrs. Myer M~g- 1 ed in air force Aug . ltl, 1964, and Mr. and Mrs. Donley ReiWe are glad to hear Glendon 1 Becky Hutchison is recover- days Wtth thelr parents, Mr. pe~ w~~s Marion HutchlsOIL lied ~ Ediemont Dr., Rudy Crm- _v: . PLEAS.:~NT - 1Har. .ry C. After compleUng his basic bel, Middleport, were recent McGmnis il) able to be out ed from flu now after being and Mrs. Jim Mulholan~ulhol anMr and Mrs. Pl!'atlJe Ttutck-o er, 14 Cruzet St. , Mrs. Benedict K1mberhng. 1-t, Apr P.- Grove, !rammg at Lackl.and Training SUnday guest!! of Mr. and Mrs. · some. He attended churc h _confined lo house £or several Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmy • Plymouth call!!d 01 C. DHKri~. 11?. Mabeh11e Dr., i~ 111 hf'a lth several month~, i Ceni N Oct. Z9. 1964 he grad - Harley Strong. ' Thursday evening . 1days. a~ , Vinton, spent Sunday w~th er, ;:nls Mr. ~nd Ml'L Mrl. - am~e C. tabor, Rt. 1 Gal- d1ed Tuesday arternoon ;J! his uated Yeb. 10 . 1965 from ABR Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith and [ Mr. and Mrs. Carey Str<~us: 1 George Ch~llicot, at Huston's hli parents, Mr. and Mrs. JLm ~~~rron Huichtson sunday. lipoha, WUham Keith SWisher, home of self-inflicted gun shot. L-ourse 43131 c at 3337th School son were recent sunday guesta l baugh recently called on Mr. , Rest Home 1!1 not 110 well. not Mulholand. . Mr and Mrs. Glendon McGtn.Rt. bCheshir~. Wi lliam H. Tho. wounds. Squ:.u:l;on. Amarillo, AFB. Tex+ of his moth~>r. Mrs. Ruby Mul- ! L\nd Mrs. Max. Taylor. able to talk. . : Mrs. Goldie Jo~es~ Al~any , l is had his brother, Richard mas ,. Rt . 2 Bad well , Mrs. Char- Mr . Kimlx>rling was found in . as as an apprentice Jet me- holand. Mrs. Smith is caring Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haa~:~ Mr. and Mrs. Franc1s Ponn called on Mrs. LIZZie Bishop I n S nd •ue~ · E"mgton. · 1 · Columbu!l, were re· and Mrs. Jo Ann wood at · tend- SUnd ay u~~~: -~·moon · Ies K ennet h •· oun·IS. Harry ' and family, 1 a• u ay • " · 1the wash house approx imately ('hanic. He came horne Feb. 1tor her mother, Mrs. Mrs .. AliL't' E. Httprov, ~t. . 1 · 30 feet from h1s res id1•nce y has i 10 to 26 . He has two sisters and Wells, Radcliffe , who fell break- cent guests of his sister, Mr. ed Inspection of Hamden Chap- Mn. NeaUe McKenzie and • in at the home of Mn. 1 Waterloo, Ernest D. Collier, wif€'. t :arnet, when she return- one brother at home besides ing her ankle. :~ nd Mrs. Alva Mahaffey. ter of Eastern Stars, Saturday lrleond, Mrs. Duffey,, Chilli- \~sit : were Rev. and 2916 Spructo Ave, Pt. Plea sa~t, 1~d home from seeing a doctor . J his parents. He returned to his Mrs. F.rancis Cottrill and Gary Shillings has been ill evening . cotbe, spent Sunday with ~er ElvlraJoh:~~:rers of Gallipodl. A~y Joann Corbm, 271G Lm- I He was born at Zanesville, I new permanent base 4453 CCR daughter recently were Sunday recently. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gar· , brother, Mr. and Mn. Marwn Mrs. com _St. , Pt. P_leasant, Ralph : Ohjo, July lO, l89tl the son ot _ --- - - - -------- ---· --- -V. Gibbs , Sr., :\ew Haven, W. I the late John and Jda Scurlock I LITY Va., Rev. Wilbur S. Baxter , Le· i Kimberling. He was a mem· ' "SUPER • RIGHT" QUA tart, W. Va. , M~rilyn J Dunn, Iber of the Beale Chapel MelhoApple Grov~. V. . Va .. Charles disl Ch urch, Minturn Lodge No. E. E~s. Rt. 3 Rutland, Porter , 19 AF' & AM , the American LeMid\dff. Chester. Mr ~. W. Earl g 1on , and was a veteran of Shank, Letart Falls, 0, Mrs. World War 1. Ruth Shuck l~r. Jackson. Harry Survi ving are hi s wife, Gar- , C. Bane, Jackson, Arnold L. net Cobb Kimberling; two sons, :BaH, Rt. 3 South Point, Wil- : John w. Kimberling of Ea~t • llam M. Bailf'y , Ashland. Ky ., I .\leadows, Long Island. N. Y., Stanley C. Churcfl, A ~hl a nd , ; and H;1rrv c. Kimberling, Jr., · Ky., Mrs. Paul G Slaven . R~~- i HunLwgto.n; two daughters, Mrs. enswood, W. Va., and Ott1ce Eleanor Swiatkowskt Plymouth ' Mich., Mrs. Ruth Winters. ' Brannon, Spencer, W. Va. Nat-' 1 FULL RIB Births i.ach. Mass.; and seven grandMrs. Dennis Randall l'outy, I children. HALF Jr., Rt. 1 Ray , son, 12. 17 p.m. I The body is at the Mohr-Ste- , Tuesday. Mrs. Jf'l'ry C. Scott, ven.s Funeral Home. ArrangeRt. I Letart. W. Va., son, 7: 18 ~ rnenl s will be an nounced. a.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Cecil H. ' O'Del ~ Ravenswood, W. Va , ' son, 4:57 a.m. Tuesday. Dlscbarged Patients recen tly discharged To Delaware Po•t CENTER FULL included Mrs. tva Bell Lee. i PORK LOIN Mrs. Dayton Williams, M r s. . PT. PLK~ SMT - .lohn WiiCHOP$ _ _ _ __ HALf _ _ _ __ lb. lb. 79c Charles Hall , Mrs. Randell lien- ham Baker, .son of Mr. and ry, Mrs. Kennety Romme Law- Mrs. James f. B::~krr of 2:!13 Loin End _ _ lb. 4 9 c Spare lb. 4 9 c renee Boyd. John P. Graham. i MI. Vernon Avenue ~ former emMrs John ro le Sharon Barr p!oyee of the Pomt Pleasant , De~is Schelling, Angela o' Budding and Lo~m :\ssodat ion , ! SUPER RIGHT QUALITY FRISH Glenn Kimberly Maerker Elza hi-ls been tra nsferred from the i Stove~, Harry Riffel!, .~I bert E. I., DuPonr De N;mours ' Edwards Thomas Garnes Mr s. and Company .:1 ! the \-\ astnng- 1 Sabra Cll~rk !\1iss Emma Hamm to11 Works in Parkersburg to the , Saul Kaplan. Mrs. Henry Pan- Con1rol D!vts_ion, Louviers BuildCornB•k Po.k Retails eflective thru cake, .fohn R. Priddy, Carl mg ~~ Wll~mgton , Del. , where autt t e a S lb.49c et _ March 13, in Middl eport Manley, Mrs. E. N. Terrier. he w1ll be mve~lmt•nt <Jccuunl · Mrs. Charles Eads and inf.o~nt ant. daughter and Mrs. James Dob- Baker is a Ma r~hall Univer· : CAP'N JOHN FROZEN DELICIOUS WITH PORK bins. sit~' graduate with a B.B.A. de- · gree in bu siness managrmenl . Fresh lb. 4 5 c World War I . N ital. ews Bosp V D• .· -+ eteran leS At 0 Wilk eli!Vl•tle News N0t es TobacooGrowersGoStrong Hartford =:sh~meters ...,:::.mc::~.r;: ~.~~ ~ ~":..:!.;:-:1 u___ D nals Dally Beotinel, Po!r.eJoy·Mlddleport, o ..... lf. U.l . lfJa!JUD rerso . ' .. For 3More years of Quota SoCI·ety Notes .~~ to Ke~ ~.:.~~. 'lbomao Cl1liiJ tobacro ""J'Ia~ •~1 III!N Scllwars 1·•111 -. . - . 99 appro~ai for marketing 1965 ~ ""''ll*r ........ .._. ha 1966, an~ ~967~(or another yearo: TOWN~~ C~~~~ wa- I~ II Jcin IIJMIIII ~p= :n:a:,u.r,u-'b; . . 358,197 lor was ..,._ Willi lllr ,., . w.... H d I I N « 1 .thine 1 BE SURE OF WHAT YOU 1 "ociety Notes I c lb. SSe THE DAILy SENTINEL Ribs :;;u:_ BUTT ROAST PORK s k 1 Turkeys!.,:~ A••· _ LENTEN SPECIALS Kyger Plt'asant \'alley Hospital ADMI'l'TJ-:D Clarence lies· 1son, Pt. Pltascmt. BY RIT ,\ SPIRES WRIGHT , UISUIAHGED : Donna De· . L . C ' PL Pleasant: Mrs. Tell- I Mr and Mrs. Cec1 1 e\~Js, o- , dweese, [ d . · L d ' linmms an - 1 n bus. spenI Iwo days WI'th , . y Junn .:.m son. Le M ·1 M c w· d mg ; N::mcy L1tlle, on; rs. 1 .'" 1~ er, , rs. ora ar . J h K' . ·' p PI 1; ; ... d Mr c~·, 1 Le·"ts ..8 _ 1 o n mmuru. \. easa n . .. 1 . an . s. =,.. , \d M' I I M . k p Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jenkins IC H~e usJc ' omeroy. I lil ly. I 1 · " rll Sunday guests of Mr. THR.EE ARRESTED :\lrs_ Le-ster Roush were ; PT. PLgASANT Arresls an d Mrs. Clyde Bradbury, I during the past 24 hours by 1 'ipolls. and ·Mr. and ~lrs . I cul Jaw enforcement officers aci',lul Bradbury, Lower River cording to jail records are : dond Calling Salurday were Marvin Wi;jm slev, 36, Pt. PleasMr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush. Che- ant, intoxication.: Forrest John- ' shire. son, 43. We:-;t Culumbi£1 , driv- : Mrs. Carl Wright, Hocking- ing while intoxicated, no operaport, and Mrs. Glenn Woodford, tor 's JicPnse ant! h~a\'ing scene Coolville, called on Mrs. Rita of ace i d £' n t: Delbert Wright , recenlly. W. Clonrh, J4 . Athens , Ohln. Mrs. Irma Bales and child- drun k in public. ren and Mrs. Rita Wright call· _ _ __ eel on Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stewart and family. Also visit· · ing at their home wert~ Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Stewart and daughter, Columbus. '!be home ol Mr. and Mrs . Clyde Barnett was the scene of A self • study is bdng cona surprise birthday party a re- dueled by thP c hurche~ of the cent Sunday, in honor of Mrs. ! Letart Falls Methodist Cl1arge Barnett. Persons attending were Iwith the oastor, James F. EarMr. 1nd Mrs. Kenneth Barnett ly, as the' leader. St'riptural ba~ ­ and 10n. Mrs. Jenny Mae Athey ; is is Ephesians. ''One Wi tness and children. Jim Neville, Har- Jn One World'" writt en h!' Hiold, Judy , Ruth Ann , and Rich· shop Roy Shnrt., is the other atd. Barnett, the honoree and ' text. husband. Following ls the schPdule fnr Mr. and Mr!! .•J. M. Conkle the individual chu rche~: called. on Mr. and M". Emmell : Letart Fails, 7 p. m. every McCaokey, at Rutland a Sun- IV•dnesday day afternoon. Mr s. McCaskey EcJst Letart -Apple. Grove, 1a recoverm g from recent sur- 7. 30 p. m every ~u nday and :Thnr!iday. 1ery. Mr. and Mrs. Worthv Tat.P, Creal Bend. JO·l5 a.m .. first 1 Galllpolis were ret'ent g~es l s of and third Sund~ys. tbejr son, !\·1r . ..~nd Mrs. CharAss1st mg at l-.ast Letart is ·Ja Tile. .Mr. Herbert 'Pete"' Shields. Mr. and Mrs Charles T;He Lety leaders are :'vtrs. John have received .... orc1 that the ir Wo!fr. Mrs. D~)Jiy Wolfe , Hoy 10ft 1 A-2C (;1rroll Tate has Ar- ' Donoh ue and Raymond Furbee rive1 S..1fcly ;n Labrador. when' HIRTJIUAY OBSE RVED He will be st<J tioned . , . Mr. and Mrs_ .lrt nH's Wright N~W H AVE~ - M_rs. Fer~l "i their Ju sl1 s l:!ntertfuned w1th a dln(R-Ita Spire<J; celebrated . __ . nPr at her hom e honoring her 1 fJrst weddmg t~nmve l s,lf'r'- T 1urs- husban d , f''erns. . on h'111 bl r tll· 4 day, Marc h · .. day. Sunday, March 7. Also hon· Clarew·e Rupe. Am.on:1 • orec1 were Mr. and Mr!:!. Otha visited \fr · and Mrs. M<Jrvm Lieving of Nt>W Haven on their Ru)Je Sundav. Rupe, who was wedd1ng anniversary. Other enroult• to F'l~rida._ also c ;;d!~d guP.sts ol the da y were Mr. and on oth er re lai1Vl'~ In the a_rea. Mrs. Vi cl ur Young and son. Ma yo Baies ha.s recl:'lved Don of Pomerov · Mr. and word rhat. hl.s uncle. _C larence Mrs: Dale Justis 'of Fort Wayne !t u•ton. has been d1 scharged , Ind .: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tayfrom d hosp ital at Oregon. _ llu and duughter. ,JiU, of MaGerald Sw!~her has been dls· J30 n and the host and hostess. charged from a Columbus hos- . p:tal. Swish•r hall been a pa· ! CONCERT ANNOUNCED tit.nt there after surfering se- ' The Concert Choir of Ken- · . ', ..yere burns. ,turky Chri'Stian College. Grayson. Kv ., will present a proITATE MVP HoNORS gr•m ~~ sacred music at the i BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UP!) IChur ch of Christ, New Marsh· ' ' , ,-Tom and Olck ~Van Arsdale, field. Friday, Marcil 12, at7:30 1 l-lb.49 - - - - - - - pkg. 1 ____..:.,.::.,.____ i Catfish c 3 .... 89c 69c l·lb. 59c 10·••· Oyster S t e w 10.... B r e a d e d Shrimp I _ Fish Sticks lo- r PACKED IN OIL OR MUSTARD Chicken Breasts :rr:·.~. Chicken Legs pkg. Chicken Livers Fresh_ lb. 5 9 c ys DAIR PE MRS. FILBERTS-IN '/•·L B. PRINTS - - - - - -- lb. 31 c SUNNYFIELD 5 Family Flour lb. bog ) 69 c SULTANA SMALL 10'h·oz. Stuffed Olives - - - jor 59C c C quart39 jar 2:~~. 69c ANN PAGE-MACARONI OR 4 Spaghetti c ANN PAGE-Creamy Smooth or Krunchy ~~::· 35c Peanut Butler PEACH HALVES Straw~!ries French Fries 2 49c 10-oz. pkg. ?.~~.Bars C plqJ.19 of 6 ----- ... c lOYz.-oz. 1 9 4 c l-Ib. pkgo. Tartar Sauce ANN PAGE 3 s100 12-.oz. lafl Preserves ------ • PEN~J SULTANA-WITH TOMATO SAUCE Pork Apple Jelly 4~:~· 29c & Beans ,·...:.:.:.:::..::.:=:..::===-::..::~ ~·- 1::· With the Purcbaso of 3Sc (All Si101l - $5.00 or More lb.29 - pkg. Exclualve of ltemo Exempted 1>7 Law Expires March 13, 1965 In Colo. Unit AlcP'o TEST bottlo19 of 100 Aspirin C c • CALIFORNIA ICEIERG diet~rite c ·cola . c 'tar!!• lib. pkg. Fr.,h & Crisp Huda . Br e a d With Buttermilk _ _ 5 FLORIDA SEEDLESS for 9 9 c k Frankfurter Rolls C a r a m e l Pecan Rolls .~ ~~29c pkg. 3 9 c 6 $1 Grapefruit 8 FLORIDA JUICY Oranges 8 YI!LLOW GLOBI 5 lb. bag ~~~ 69c Onions · New lb. bag . .::===================--=======::,===============:;;::;:;:;::;;::;:;;;:::..J '-'· _,. ' < I c no s·ugar at all - J doz. $1· IllVi lb.10c Cabbage.. Sweet and Juicy 125 Sire doz. 39c YOUR ltC ~OLA, DlliiT-RITII COI.A, tfEHI1 ORANGE AND UPPEit 10 ll~1.1 ' CAPS; . · C' " '· ' ' . 29c I FLORIDA ORANGES only 1 calorie per seryi{'IJ Tltuil' FRUIT SOLID HEADS 79c RAISIN BREAD 3Sc new SPANISH BAR Enriched, M•d• 4 S MIL Meat Buy ol the Week ! SKINLESS ICED - SPICED CAKE each 10 . ,,_;:.------------------.!1 JANE PARKER TOILET TISSUE 69c Noodles 2 Jar ICE CRE 89 ANN PAGE ANN PAGE- STRI•WBERRY COFFEE c 9 ~~:nd - 'h~~:.~· 39c I N S TA N T10 oz. 10c AT T'"'X TIME HOLLYWOOD-6 VARIETIES A&P BRAND rROZEN Jl • career, only 12 pomts four ~ reboUndl oeparated lheand twins. 3 dexo Shortening I '.wfli. ~LormOltlbeYaluable play;.liOdon HoooW.. In ~~~ c Salad Dressing 39c A&P SLICED PURE VEGETABLE I !nv!te~: L 49c Pint Jar SULTANA BRAND l o n g h o m Cheese Chocolate Drink 1 pui?)lc is __ -1 niCht we~ aeleet· 72 varsity games . durmg their , s lb. Margarine Quart Jar lb. 45c CIA Chedobit Cheese Self-Study Topics are Announced ::rb.~:::r~ec:l~~ ~.:. I p. m. Th• _ lb. 55c pkg. 23~:::· 19c Sardines ~:::. A•e• . Maxwell House SAUERKRAUT 39 Ro a s h•n g Ch'IC kens Fresh Froz. lb. c 1 ,., 'l'llttUty lb.69c POULTRY VALUES 1 . •••Gs lb. ns a"' ItliiOi" AJfred 1 1 = .,.&f I 1 With the their hornet • Malonic Button In hanar of . and never pald the lint hlo. fifty years membership in Ebenbal!h and :"", asrtlt MeDanW . , monm I water bUIJ. Mayor the Ma.sontc Lodge. Mrl. .Ra mood botb o1 . , 1 PrtUminary re!UI'JII from burley areas show · ly to the Mr. Crump has been a m•m, Denloe MmhaU, all-year • Pome.,; ¥lliled '"' llundl It a per cent quotas fo r BY VI Public ServiCe CommJDlon rul- ber of the Minturn Lodge No. old da1Jtlhter of Mt. and Mrs. with .lliM Stolla Gnto 1 burley tobacco, three 1ng that ,when two ll'IOI1!ho A.F. & AM at Pomt Plea• Charleo Monhall, Muon re- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ,f: The prelirrunary results &how that votes Th 1 11 in NG te' bills had not been paid the ant 50 years. He not portedly oerlou!ly ill ol men- the ,...kend in Kentucky wbora VI 11 ~ cut. the ~ 0 O~ members of water meters would be sealed able to go to the Lodl(e lo re. ingitls at the llolzor Hoopllll they visited with their dauCb- ~ fturma Lift . . . ...! .:, Department officlale own uncU ol Hartlord of! and a· penalty ol ten per ceiv• the so year bad e and where lhe woo ldmilled a ter and '-mil Mr • · ,. out IIIII Jbe total vote caot In Missouri 796, 7, Bill, 99 1. Were pr..ent at the r•gular cent added lo the bills and also The Grand Master ol w!.t Vir- week aao on Sunday. Don Miller y, · and Mrs. lalllr It t'tQifllilllljl 11.- _.. this referendum was the Jorg- North Carolina 26,~9. 220, ~onthly meetl~g for March held a charge would he levied when- lima came 10 his home and pre. Ml'l. Leroy Lyone ol CIIIIDD Mr. Jlm;,y lllewart visited ~ 11~~~~ ... eet turnout of rocord and more 26,689, 99.2. m the Mayors Office: Mayor ever the meters were used. sented it to him He ia also a who wao mtured '" • ooo car recently in Columl>uo 0 wttb a . ieDl at V r than double the vole coast in Ohio 7,922, 193, B.liS, 91.6. William Kelly, Recorder, Jam., . Mention tllat some bad placeo m.mber of the Pomt Pleaunt accident along with ber da"::l>- Mr. and Mro. Jack ~lly.' ilooplll1, tbe~lbl the lut referendum In 111112, In Tennessee 711,543, 1,803, 80,346, M. Crump. CouncUmen; IV. m the street& and ditches along chapter No 7 Royal Arch Mao- ter, Betty, near ~wn C.tty, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Edwards be bas ~ 11aee sptte of advme weather. The t7.8: . . . Stone, John R~ach, Oneil the streeds needed lixmg. ons and tbe Franklin Camrnand- Ohto ,. .-eported as allibtly nn. of Mason recently purclwed November lltb. 1111 Wife, Mlflo fmal vote tn 111112 was 178,926. V~rgma 15.027, 275, 15~02. and Earl Ftelds. Coun- A commumcalton wu receiV- ery No 17, K. T. at Point provo:<~ at the Cabell .Hospita l, the Fauclree property on An-Baret, and daughter Mn 5 0! these votes 17&,620 were 88.2. Ray Fields was absent. eel from the West Virsinla Rat- Pleasant Huntmgton where ehe 11 now • derson Street. ly 'lbomas bave ~ "Yu, and l,ll16 were "No' West Virginia 2,8111, 23, 2,914, Also present was Marshall, m& Bureau giving inlormalion PERSONALS patlenl Mt,. Betty Lyons has Mr. and Mro. Bob Ball and wtth bltb day lind Dight votes. Thla was 99.2 per cent 99.2. ~ammy Anderson. and two vis· what was necessary in organiz,. Mr and Mrs George B Lorn- been released from lhe Holzt'r two children ol Oak HUI, Ohio MarviD Newell, Ill ....... favorable. Othert 224, 4, 228, 98 2. . gors, John Hinkle and James ing a Fire Department lor lhe er spenl the w'eekend at ·Mount :s~t a~d ~ J:uperattng at visited over the weekend with at M.11on Onde· Scbool 'lbll meano that mar~etlnl U. S. totals 354,!00, reene. lown and the insll"Uctiolll are Vernon, Ohto with their son and me n n. her parent.., Mr. and Mrs. Le,. able to retum !AI IIW quotao will be In eUect and Jbot 368,lf'l, 99. The meeting was called to or- very strick. No action was tak- daughter-m-law Mr and Mrs Ch~r. andhaMrs. Dale Lyons of ter Dodson and Jane. .-ltllnc ln,lurlel ~ I 1111 price oupports will be available by the Mayor at 7:311 P m. en in the matter but the town Bernhart Lern~ · · liecag~ ltln ve :w;.ed home Mr. IDd Mrs. Glen Thomp- at school. He 1a11n 10 Dr. 11 mother son and lomily visited on Sun- Ridgeway f11r z.aa,.. ~ for lhlo type tobacco for the llllnuW of the February still baa a fire truck. Mrs. Mmel J~hnson daugh- • r • 1 g w next thr.. yeart. :•ling were read and ~pprov· All bills owing by the town ter Merlin Betty Ann J~· of Gal- ball game In Pomero . between day with her parents, Mr. at.d menla were !t!)1M'I.edly ,..... The relerendum was set lor · were P'lid leaving a balance 10 Ihpolis were the weekend guests Wahama and p Y Mrs. Harold Lew10 at West Co- loooe In btl bad<. Be 11 tilt 101 Thursday, Feb. 25. Because of Several matters •bout the the treasury of $616.6%. ol Mr and Mrs GeQl' J omeroy. lumbla. of Mr. and 111'1. Delli llewtll. blizzard conditions in some ar· waterworks system and the RECEIVED A FIFrY YEAR and f~mil · ge ames Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stone MiS! Oorl• McCune of Parkeas which prevented growers town were d•sed, It apMASONIC BUTfON Mrs M~· A . 1 were m Galhpollo Tuesday. couple ol days with Mr. and Mr. lind Mrt. Arbw 011' .a, from reaching the polling plac· pearlng lhftt several citizens The Grand Mastet of The Andre~·: F[.;;ds u~d 1 ~~ Mro. Mr. Heber. James 18 a medl- ersburg, a student nuroe at ed on Mr. mllfrl. ~ [M es, or in some caseo even pre- s unday School attendance who contracted lor water and Masonic Lodge of Weot Virgin- Ann Gibbs attended a 'ba!:':. :;:'1~~:~en~ '" Holzer Hospital St. Josoph Hospital, VIsited a IDd chlldrea. ,_, rii!IIIJ . . vented the referendum commit- Feb. 28 was 60, the offering . a lpo lo. couple of days wlth Mr. and turned fMn Pkwlda. tees rrom opening t-he polls, the f15.84. Worship services were polls were kept open un Friday, held at 10:45, with the Rev. Feb. 28 to give mol'O growers Casto bringing the meosage. an opportumty to vote. Several members or the RACINE LYONS RUTLAND 'lb• burley vote tabulation by I M.Y.F. attended the slates in the Feb. 25 and 26 ref· M.Y. F. Rally held at FOCH:I Market Clover Farm Clover Farm Store r~'<'ndum is ao loUowo, the II&· Methodist Church, SUnday ''Tbe Store ~Nith A Hart" Department Store ures gelng yes, no, total cast 2:30 p.m. with Oils Bell, .Jr. Route 7 Fifth and Pearl and per c-ent, in that order: as speaker. 'HONE SH 2-5543 Indiana, 5,4211, 67, &.495, 98.8 Mrs. Tom Yost, who has been RACINE TUPPERS PLAINS Kentucky , 217,200, 1,105, 218,. confined to her bed with a RT. 124 Open I to I Mon. Thru Stt. RUTLAND 30ii, 99.5. heart condition, for the past three weeks, is improving. As· sisting in her care dally Mrs. Warren Ellioll, Mrs. Rife, Genevieve Guthrie, DEVOTE/, TO INTiiqESl O• Harold Lee Henderson. MASON Visiting her recently were ••cn.ra •· ow.r., ru•u•""' IDewey her brothers, Williams and Cllelte• Tar.r.ehlh ldltor Werry or St. Mary's, lu~~:~t·~e;' r~:•r6ru:n~~j1~;" ~~~~:t' W· Va., her nephew, George In• ('n ,npany 110 lttteh.lftk it f>nm Campbell and family of St. eroy Ohio eu aJne• omee phmle M , W ,.•.,. ~-2156 ruunrl•l pnnnt wv ._ ary s, • Va.; June Yost oi 115; Pi:lrkersburg, W. Va., and DenP.nt~r~a as ~econd claM mautn 1 y B . Regular 59c DANDEE • • liP! ~· the po~· offlee • • Pnmeroy ver ost of ellmgham, w. Va. Oh;.. j Their son, Mr. and Mrs. Na<,unal tGver,lfiDI repreaentt· _ b y · th~ Bn!tlneJH Klmhall . znc. 3431 ert ost and fam1ly of Suo.ar I ~ ;~'"' '" " Ave. ~u Yorll Cl~:v New Grove, 0., has spent the past POTATO CHIPS three week-ends with them , and SUIHt'r' IPJI<OII rateR/ OOIIV>trW bJ h C!lrrie o wll•re lfllllhle. an eent, peT er parents! Mr. and Mr!!. Har~ PLAIN or WAVES wee~ Qnf >-"at tn 1t1ven~ Rt the ry Guthr·e D ail.)' SPIJtlllc-l olfiee ll6.81l- IIX I ' TWIN PACK - - - - moulb • 17'80: thrt. cnont tu> h-90 Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz, l\lol"' Rfllll• where ear~"!l -~~ .. ler not •v~il,hle one mnnth n llll ,.._, Terry and Sandra, entertained mau one- ve•r llo.on; Si~ month. with a birthday dinner for hiS flU!!\ : fhre11- montha 13.00. ,f h --- - : at er, Vere Swartz, at their Bush's CHill BEANS or • home here Sunday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. KIDNEY BEANS non Swartz and family of Hock· lngport, 0., and Mr. and Mrs. SNO.E BRAND WHITE 303 CAN Dale _Kuhn, Michael and Tam· ONLY - - -- - - · my of Little Hocking. A Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson and Tamara, of Belpre, at· For expert guidance on fit.ng your 1964 tax return tended church here Sunday roll p k g . order your copy of Ray D~ spent the day with his mollher ,f DOWNY qt. plastic bot. Nina Robinson and aunt , Clara Crane's ~'Cut Your Own Follrnd. Taxes." FABRIC i Mrs. Linnie Gaul has been Ill with the mumps. Mr. and Mrs. Jamie SOFTNER • HOMOGENIZED GRADE A yard h've purchased a new housetrailer and are residing on his parents' farm here. PACKER'S LABEL Lieut. and Mrs. Juhn Taylor and children spent a few days last week with his parents, Mr. Lieutenant left for the new air· and Mrs. Ernest Taylor. The force base in Labrador. Mrs. Taylor and the children went to spend three months, with her No. 2% cans For l2 yeoro Do Crane hos father, in California. At the of the three months, they exl'•ct I been a newspaper writer and join Lieut. Taylor. adltor. For 25 yean he's Mr. C. F. Tompklno oiPombeen a tax columnitt. This eroy visited his father, Ben cembination eminently qual· Fairmonrs Best Real Tompkins, at the Elmwood lfi11 him to tell you whar you want to know .•• in a Nur!Jing Home on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Oris Gaul war yau can understand ... FrozPn Food Special! Bakery S peeiall about the ""' tax regula· Roger Gaul , called on Mr. and tions. Mrs. Ed Murphy and infant BANQUET BRAND HOLSUM daughter, at Tuppers Plains REGULAR 98c uCut Your O"o Ta..sw has %gal. 64 poges, i1 illustroted witb Sunday. ALL FLAVORS POT PIES NEW VORl( (UP!) sample formo ond costs SOc. Ramsey, coach of St. .ioseph's eChlcken Tuesday was named college a Turkey for coach of the year by the Metro. eBeel lo.f politan Basketball Writers Asso. ' II " .. ,_ elation. The Hawks rinished SOc A Copy . •..... ,it seoson as the No. 3 team in At Our Counter UPI major college ratings. LARGE SIZE • : THEY ARE VALUABIII WI! WILL PAY \'II CliNT ' EACH ·TO YOUR FAVOI!fl CHARITY ' ~:· .,.: ·,· ' ~ ... ' ~ . ; . · BOLOGNA Sliced • ---• · or s Jb. �I NE' HAV..,N = l lt = ao vv " A f s ! ( i ll •' •I J 1 ! I ( I I I r Mason Personal I 10 1085 RRY! REGISTER NOW 'FOR THE "~E-ST·EGC" ~'::! - ! I J_. Ma,.: TO Rev ler I P~rnero!·Middleport, Demonstrations Of 4-H Pro,· ts G'IVen t0 Cl b - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l!umgarner, Mrs. Clayton AthMr. and Mrl, oavld Roush 8-Dally Sentinel, o., Mlf, • ey, Mrl. Fred Batey, Mrs. !lorand family moved from Lew . Ill Fry Barbara Lewis. Ell ley Roush, Mr.. Bernard LN!V· Edward! property to lllinols ec , Clothing School to be held ID Jr., B y ' carol rrutb, lng, Mrl. R. F. Bryant, Mrs. where be has employmeot. Mr. Huntington on March !6th. ll8rtha ~ Mrs John Otha Lt..v•••, Mrs. Howard and M n--•- w 111 Volunteers for -'vlni derDJIII" Mrs. GleD mp1011;..,--=rt· ·-' "'Y Mrs. carnu Mlllll Jr. Mrl. Jack Welch as hostess. Burris, Mrs~ Lottie Roush, Mrs. Mrs. Zelma Kaylor ol Letart rs. ~u= eaver w U ~-atioruo at next ":;..nth's m..~ Marshall Marie 1-"-""· .... WSCS MEmNG The program was presented E. C. Riddle, Etbel Riddle, Mrs. ealled on Mrs. Virsinla Wilson now reside tn Lew Edwsrds b;'g at tho bome of ~artba Susan Thabe __t_.- - The WSCS of the New Haven by Mrs. CsrroU Adams, Jr., Paul Rickard and Sharon and Thursday. property. and RolUIIe Thompson Were carMetho<hst Churr.lt met 00 Tues- the topic, " Day of Rest and Debra Rlclwd Mr and Mrs Bob Mcintosh Mr Jim Roush of New Hav- lbyhe~ +-~ pro~lmwere •"- 1 Fruth Norman Reynolds Jim- llarlford day eveni"8 at the borne of Cladness." . ' of cheshire call~ on MrB. Nan er c~lled on Mr. and Mrs. Mack Jr 8~ ar~~e , ~ Le~is Jr Barbara i.ewis Miss HeleD Jenkin~ of Colmllo Mrs. Russell Ftelcb wotb '\Irs. Those attendlnB were Mrs. Ro- , TOWN COUNCIL Mcintosh Thursday evening. SP.wart Tbursday evening lor · ck Martha ri.ompson. bus spent the weeVnd wltll V •~!' l' Hinerman as co-hoste~!l land Karr Mrs Edna Burris The New Haven Towu Coun· Mr nd . the Happy Go Lu Y 4-H her mother, Mrs. 11em'7 flevotions were Jed by Mrs IMrs Hilda' Rldgw.a Mrs ell met on March 4 wtth Mayor · a Mrs. George CUndiff business purposes. met recently at the home of Refreshments wet• ,.rved by ••• • 1 • y, · . and Tanya Doreen were m Galsan Thabet ln Mason k.o!ol al .... uaa ~ -· non Dmgey . Layne, Mrs. Nelson Roush. Mrs. Donald Bailey presiding. Oth- li lis Frida Mrs. Bob Oliver was shop· Freddie Tha~ and a~· and Mn. Edwfll Jeffco. Mrs. Arthur Thabet led the Adams and the hostess Mro. ers in attendance were Record- poM d My. Csrl H ping 1n New Haven Saturday. as hostess was Marlo Lsmbert lo Jiroffi_Y les an.d son Barry of MareDiO, , H'ld R'd Wise -ancLS Ohio caned on Mr. and Mrl. pmgr&>n on " A western Re ,.1g- Welch. t a 1 gway, Counci.,men d r.1 an.1 rs. in Cha armon le M Wesley Burris who was Jimmy . ub Barbara cntes • ['' Creek ." ThiS was a study and of . RHODODENDRON CLUB 'JRoland . Howard, Charles Roush W. Va. at- employed In_Texas, ." at home busmess bers were meeting. reminded to save Barbara Lewis, J. . r iouH Heritage is Hebrew Karr,Jr., Carl Tennant. 0. an amtrecently Y were where they r ston. r. 11 Limthe Bible. The Rbndodendron Homo De- and Paul Rickard. and Police· I tended funeral services for her here with his parents, Mr. and tie caps as a money Debbie Collnie and Mr. and Mrs. George · !luring the business meetin~ monstratloo Club met on Thurs- man Donald Ohlinger. I cousm, who was ktlled m Viet Mrs. Babe BurriS and family. project to enable club Debbie Jimmy LeWis, er were tn Gallipolis plans were made to bold 0 rum day , March 4, at the C I u b Nam. Mrs. Mack Stewart attended to go to Mason county camp. mage sale on March 2fi and House. The meeting opened with Mr. Hall and Mr. Lance of 1 church Bervices at Clifton M. E. Girls taklng sewing projecto r1 On the 27th they will hold the club pledge. Devotions were 1the Appalachtan Power Compo- t dl M J h F 1_c;;;;h;;;;urc.;..h;;;;Sund=•a,;;y=ev•e•ni;;;;ng;;;...--==•w•ere=re=m'-lnd-'"ed...io;;;;f;;;;lh;;;;e....;Regl.._o;;;;;:nal 1 Cl~~~!ll~E:Nio~rm~an~ReiY~no&ld~s, Rjo~nt-~l~~:~T-~recenl~~ly~.=~ a hue sale and a bat show fea. led by Mrs. T. Bert Roush, the ny and Mr. T. W. Abolin and I en ng_ were turin new bats topic "The Winter Is Past." Mr. Edwin Stein of Central OpIt !as ~ced that the or- Mrs. Charles F. Yonker pre· erating Company appeared beganization would sell "Favorite sided af the business meeting. fore the ~ounet1 ~uesting that Recipes of the Virginians" She made the following an- the council reconsider the rate books with Mrs. Frank Thomp- nouncemE'nts : A f1rst cud elass of Gross ~a~es Tax Ordinance. son in charge. will begin on ~a~ch l~th at The council mformed them that The decided that on July 4th, Ft. Pleasant~ th1s IS a s1x W€ek j they would and would contact ''Dr. Bryant Day" in New Ha- course rneetmg once a week be- l them. veb the organlzatlon wlll hold tween the hours of 7,30 and Rev. Ellis of the Mason an auction. Mrs. Frank Thomp-- 9:.30. A Clothmg refresher coursE' , County Pair Board appeared and BOn. Mrs. Robert Herndon and will be held on March 23, the I asked permission to solicit ads MI:s· ~ur Thabet were ap- time and place to. be announced for the Fair. Council agreed to pomted m charge and anyone later. The club filled out ~he , let them solicit without charge. having aoything to donate please county check sheets selectmg This will he held during Mar. contact one of these ladies programs for the year. 5 and April 15 by Jess Brown and they will pick it up. They A book was purchased by the Mary Frond! a~d Rev Ellis ' aloo dis ussed their quilting pro- club to be placed in the Alex · · jecl '111e group quilts every Quillen Memorial Library In A committee composed of Wednesday at the churcb for memory or a former club mP-m· Richard Ord, Arthur Thabet and Individuals. Mrs. Marion Dingey ber, Miss Lesla Rickard . The Ray Wriston of the New Haven ill chairman of this project. title of the book is " The Gentle Recreation Fotmdation appear· The next meeting will be held House'' by Anna Perrott Rose. e.d and asked the council's help at the home of Mrs. Russell The lesson "Modern ClothPs in securing Federal Aid to reFieJdJ and devotiODJ will be Jed Need Modern Care" was pre- build or repair the !''ew Haven by Mrs. Frank Thompson. sented by Mrs. Robert Hoffman . Community Building and recreLIONS eiAJB Hostesses Mr!l. Charles F. ation facilities which the counThe New Haven Lions Club Yonker and Mrs. J. S. Scar- cil agreed to do. beld Ill semi monthly meeting berry served refreshments to Mayor Bailey read the Inon Tuesday evening March 2nd others attending, Mn. Robert utes of the Sanitary Board at the American Legion HaD Hoffman, Mrs. Charles Jewell, meeting and asked that their with dinne~ served by the Le- Mrs. Cha~les Machir. Mrs. John recommendations be accepted. glon Au.<lltary. T. Reltmtre, Mrs. T. Bert The Council agreed to the minEd Cunningham presided at Roush, Mrs. Leonard Smithson utes with the following amendthe buslne" meeting. A d_iscua- and Mrs. Clarence Thomas I ment being added' All proper- ~ ston was held on the poss1b1hty BACIITEL WSWS ty ownerB not completely ·supof baving a "Dale Carnegie The WSWS of the Bachtel l plied with city water be chargCiass" in the Bend area. Any. EUB church met Mar. 2 at the I ed a flat sewer rate or $6 per one interested in attending such church with members of the 1month as long as water charges a class please contact any ope New Haven EUB WSWS as do not exceed this amount. If ot the Lion members. guests. over this amount they will be A very Interesting program The meeting opened with the charged regular sewer rate. The was given by John Cooper of singing of "H Jesus Goes Wnh :also recommended that 5 per The Federal Soil and Water Me" followt..>d with a prayer by ~ cent of the sewer revenue be Conservation Service, on the Laura Elliott, scripture by Ruth set aside for repair fund. use and construction of farm Laudermilt and a poem by Jan· I Council discussed the unpaid ponds. et Needs. Mary Jewell, leader, , tap-on fees and instructed the Those in attendance were Leo showed two films, .. Face to the recorder to send by certlfied Hurrell, Ed Cunningham, Harw Future," and "Musu Asna Goes mail a notice that if the fee ry Darnell, Jack Frey, Neil To Sch~l." t:t'is was follo~ed 1 was Mt paid in ten day!l or nthHaymaker, To~ Hoffman, Bill by a dJscuss~on. The metmg · er provisions mad~ for payf.ibbs, fi'ran Reichert, P au I wa!l closed With a prayer by ment they will be turned over Rickard and Rev. Jack Welch. Mrs. Achsah Miller. . to a collection agen1 ·•· REERCCA ~RCLE Other ~e~~rs attendmg lnw The financial report was read The Rebecca Circle of the eluded V1rgmta Hazlett, Alma and a motion made to pay the l.utheran Church Women met Triplett, Evelyn Jewell, Mild- , bills. The meeting adjourned on Wednesday afternoon at tbe red Jewell, Opal Mulford. Bar· after a lengthy discussion on 1 it. Paul's Parish House witb bara Roush and guests MiJiie the Gross Sales Tax. Ordinance but action was delayed on this I until the next meeting. I 1 rs. on T enderay Boneless ry, 1_. Mrs: Wtlllam Powell, Sr., '\Irs. Wt~ham Russell, Mrs. Thomas Gr~nstead, Mrs. A. L. Sprouse an Mrs. Joh.a F. Roush. BIRTH 1 Mr. and Mrs. David Roush are announcing the birth of a son born February lB at Holzer [ hospital and welshed 6lbs. 15\io, ozs. 11te baby has been named Matthew Thomas. The mater-~ nal grandpare~ts are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ewmg of Mason and maternal great grandmother is Mrs. Ray Ewing of Zanesville, Ohio. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. Douglas Roush of New Haven. I ' 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 . ' • Pl•nty of 2x4't and All Framing Lumber oas SEE US FOR SPECIAL PRICESI ONLY AO.OO Dow11 Ia lance 1ft Cen.-nt• ,.,.... . HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. FURNITURE CO. --:~~~~~~~~~~~-:~~~~~!~~~~~ 14xl7 PLASTIC ROUNO OR SQUARE FRAMED OILETTE LARGE PLASTIC PICTURES DISH PANS Reproduction• of fine pictures. Antique style plastic frames.Oilette flnisb. A&sorted subjects Heavy quality polyethelene l)lastic dish in round or square shapes. Assorted colors. SPECIAL! REGULAR $1.00 VALUE COSTUME LARGE SIZE ASST. HEMMED TURKISH JEWELRY TOWEL ENDS Btg special assortment of ret· ular $1.00 values - ear rings and necklaces. Pretty Costume Jewelry, Blf size pie""' o1 Turkl•h towel ends in assorted eoton. - AU hemmed and ready to use. DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE 17~. ·---- I I 0Ver SlOcked•' GARDEN CLUB i The Nehaclima Garden Club met Monday evoening at the · home of Mrs. Ray Pickens, Jr. with Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman as co-hostess. Mrs. Chester Weaver presented the program on the book "Silent Spring" ~y Rachel Carson. I During the business meet- 1 log Mrs. Ray Pickens, Jr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman was appointed to secure a plaoo to po1nted to secure a place to bold the ltnllual Mot:lteiDaugbP.r banquet in May. Those attending were Mrs. Chester Weaver, Mrs . Robert Lsyne, ~Irs. William Gibbs, Mrs. I REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ON OUR LOT! I_L_ow __ o_ow_n_P_a_y_m_e_n_ts_.l PLASTIC GARBAGE All Corn Houoohold CANS · BROOMS FORMS LADIES' FINE COTTON PINWALE American made household brooms - all com. Enamel· Urethane foam pillow fonns in round or square shapesReady to cover with your fa· voril.e fabric. 8 gaJton capacity - heavy plastic garbage cans with two meta.J bandies 1nd lock on lld. ed handles. Big Bonanza Va· lue. DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PIIICE 1 Bank Financinc-.... ReiUJar $1.99 Vatu... Al- 37~. -torW'Omen. DIIICOUnt Price MEN'S LONG SLIIVI SPORT SHIRTS $1.00 I MIWNERY Discount Price fOU Will PAY AT--- METRO POLITI AN MOTORS Pomeroy, . .606 --· 0. gal. Jug Scott Tissue -. ___ .. _8 '""' $1 Plolo & S.R. Morthe Whlto 5 Com MeaI --------39c 1ce Cream--------K..,.r = .= .,_.,.... s .99 tall Bean&Bacon 69c Chicken Of The Sea Tuna $ -----~--------········ Mldoloen Gladiola Bulba 12 for 69o " Onion Seb ...... Z lbo. 29G Peat .......... 60 lb. bar 89c OIL BASE PAINT l'riDied loam ftlled. LARGI PLASTIC IHOI ITORAGI IAGI PAINT 1 White and putel colon CoverB wel1 and dries ln about 30 minutes. Save now! 1 $1.99 Gal. ~~ Yllue. Round eleetrlo i;h, plateo. White •nama! liD- 0155 TIIPdb DISCOUNT PRICI LARGE PLASTIC PLANTERS VENTILATED TAN & WHITI AUTO SEAT PADS "VICTOR" VINYL LATEX WALL $1.00ea Juices Larae oloe plutlc plan· ASSORTID VINYL PLASTIC PLACI MATS I FOR $1 ten mounted OD finished tripod. Valuea. $1 LADIES• I'RINTED fLANNEL -Btl · $1.00ea ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;__ _ _ _ __, 79c ~:.,Bayer Aspirin --- bot.57C DUSTERS Cotton fiarulelelte dilltera Ia -.w Prfrlled P.ltmt1 OOiora. sa. I, II and L.and U lllfto.t QUIDIII7 - buftJ, DISCOUNT PRICI 10 theran Church Women met on Tufo.sday evening at St. Paul's Parish House with Mrs. William Powell, Jr.. as hastes~ I The program "Day of Rest and Gladness" Wacr "'rnr ~ .,+ " -1 ht• Big choice of wanted ltem1 including - · Cups and Saucers, Snack Trays, Pitchen;, Tumblers, Freezer Contalnen, Bowl~. Bun c es -""•'" ..- ~· · - • ' " .- ,- .~ #" ..- · w- ..- ~ ... _,. , . . - _.. .,. , ,. .. ........ San Ill H •1.21 W1,.robe pi<&. Mrl. . Filbert's WI-~·=· . ' __..,._..,. ......... Cit''--11111• - two l-Ib. pt<p: Kroger Cr- -Son:AVE 20c ••v the purchase ol :rtt WMMIJ Dell w......... Witll tbto · - · ICq>. 3/lS/G . r~ - ~• ~ · •• ~ '' ~· ,.- . ' • • • ~ -- .. . . ... ., _ _ ..... _ _ , . , . . . , . _ . . ,,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ... _ _ _ _ _ . . . ...... . -..,;... ..., _ _ _ __ ..,.L.' _ _... _ ' ' ,a""''"'"'""'-"'"'-"'"' ":..· _~ •. .:.:...~.. ;,_.L,~-:---·--~---,..-- ... SaYI 20c on lh w.r.rolle ·~-· ~· -- ..._ 45e "WENDY DOLL'~ .... 88c ""' lb. bag ~ .MIDDLEPORT DISCOUNT STORE OHIO · POMEROY · · ·~ 83e Sugar Wafers _____ ~":.'':' _-__ ,,..._ 45c Rome 1-lb. -- - -- -- - ~- 85c Chocolate Penguins~~~:"_. ,...._ 49c _ Volueo Up TQ 25c-NOW Active ------------------Fluffy All _________ -_____ • Handy Andy--- -----------~ 41c w..... p 25c FRESH rap ____ -... _------ 111-11. ..u cans FREE _.. 50 Baskelc:, Batter Dlo;h, Ou st Pan01:. s·nk Strainers. Plates, Soda Glasse~. Mugs, ete. 73c pinta$.1 69c Micrin Antiseptic PLAsncs ········ Your Choice , .. Off Rinso Blue --------------- Fresh ~Strawberries • • • • ••••• 3 SALE! HOUSEHOLD ESTIIER CIRCLE The Esther Cricle of the Lu- 85c . ROUND ILECTRIC ltOT PLATES · · ea. Blended lhredded LARGI SIZI ZIPPIRID ILANKIT BAGS Economy priced bouse or wall paint. Gloo• finish. White aod best colora. cotton - 85c Swan Liquid -______ ---- ••. .:.-: 65c - - - - - - - --- ----- Wisk _____________________:!-: 75c PILLOWS Full oloe bed pfUowa. ol.onl lloot Lux Liquid---------------=. 65c FOAM BED PLASTIC COVIRED LDOK & SEE Pll CARRIERS 831! Silver Dust Blue ---------- Cold Water All.----------- Pink Salmon lb. can 49c . Jllllr I PIECI PLASTIC .OWL AND COLLANDIR SETS - Betty Crocker--·~~.:'"..----- 5 49c 21 .... 49c . - • p...., ,...._ .•• - -- - - - 2 .... AJ3X Off cans ..SPRING GARDEN CENTER" Yellow., Whfte o...,.t..W Karo Syrup --------------""" 35c 10. 65c Vim --------------------Dishwater All------------= 49c -" '•I led Colon ' J/1!/11 - - - - - - - - - - --- No.~ $ cans Vegetable ... \ Surf --------------------Breeze _. __ -_-- _- _•• _-.- .• Heinz Ketchup.- ___ 4 ~~ $1 Pineapple .Ltb~·~~~""' _ 3 '!.' $1 Green Beans.- ~':'~:-t- 8 No.: $1 Cream of Potq.to -----~ S.lb . . . . ~ VM '"'*~!leg. erllllp Chef's Delight~ ------- 2 ~ 53c Homo. Milk Jb. $ can DRESS FLATS Shop For These Big $ Buys ROTARY CLtJB IS FOR SALE • • • YOU TELL US WHAT =:: 89c Hershey's Syrup _-- _5 !~~; $1 Banquet Dinnl:'rs ~':':" 3 ~~: $1 SIMULATED LIATHEU fs Thursday evening for their regular dinner meeting at the HarUord Melhndi•t Church. AtP.nding wore t"loyd Carmack, Russell Capehart, Clyde Fo~ I ey, Rev. Martin Berisford. Arthur Thabet, Lloyd , Roush Rome Williamson. Richard Ord, Thomao Reed, Harry Miler, Edwin Stein, and George Ingels. c...~<w New Spring Style Dlocount Prlco 49c Kroger v.--wh~;,k Campbell's polr LADIES' NEW SPRING lust arrived - mutrl new atylea ln spring miJUnery - an at Di.!loount Pricea. Fine quallty cottoD sport shirts. Assorted printed patterns. Size! small, medium and large. Mrs. Harry Dyer, all of New Haven. THE TIME TO BUY IS NOWI MRY CAR ........................ Antlseplte 14-ot. 64 • e.- ---------bottl Liser t m o c Family Napkins -~- 3 :,::· $1 Sandwich Bags ."::R~'".. '!~- 29c sa. r...." SAVE28c Jlol!. Sl- 1'0 to 18 ~aood~-at a lOw BcN.~oo. BIRm Mr. and Mrs. James Herman tile Layne are announcing birth of a son on Feb. 26, 1965 at Holzer hospital. The baby bM been named Bradley Herman and weighed 7 lbs., 2 ozs. The maternal grandparents are Mr. JlJid Mrs. Floyd Carmack and the maternal great grandmother is Mrs. Mary Steele. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Layne and the pa- The Bend Rotary Club met Corduroy SLACKS c doz. Kroger V. P. '!'!'ledl8. eo!10 to ·•·~IUrD fllllnJ eordurop Bumgardner. Mrs. Martin : Berisford, Mrs. Ralph Sa y r e, 1 Mrs. James N. Roush, Mrs. Thotnas Hoffman, Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Thomao McGowDD, Mrs. E. A. ScbaekeJ, Mrs. Louis Karscbnik, Miss Ethel Riddle and the hosP.sses Mro, Hoffan and Mrs. Pickens. ternal great grandmother I. Main St. -. .- ----- - AMERICAN MADE Haddock Fillets ..... Count 4 boxes $1 Cake Mixes-- ----- 3 : David Fields, Jr. , .Mrs. Don- [ USED CAR 200 '~cane $1 1ony 1aid ON ANY Kleenex 'iPeaches I 20 Gallon Lockon Lid :.:.i ~,.... ,..,r FhMnnan 8r.n4 .Avondale s 1 49c Freshor11 Breaded Shrimp ... ~!..~:-...•· 59c Sea 'pak Fish Stfcka 1..!"·,:.39c Z ~:. 75c Freshore Oysters _,_ .. :'!, 69c ..... a!;; 19c Kroger Grade AMed. BIG DISCOUNT BARGAINS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY IIi. Baking Hens_---~--- •. ---- 39c lb. 1 ROUND OR SQUARE FOAM PILLOW ,,..... .. Piece Whol• ., ..aokttoll------- .. "Lenten Seafood Special•,. I I Fresh Ground Chuck .:~~~~ .. lb. 59c . Fresh Hams _. BgThe Piece MASON. W. VA. SP 3-5554 MASON. W. VA. ' .t Ih. Swiss Steak _!~~~ .. 59c • -~~- .. 49c English Roast._.~- __ • .. 49c TENDERAY FREE ESTIMATES ON NEW HOMES MASON . ·' . c Boston Roll Roast & Thrifty Beef ' ..-.............. .. .-' �., :1:-Dallr lleutlnel, Pomft07·Mlddleport, 0., Mar. 10, 111110 Panel T?J!f!.~s.!!'!!'!:f~!~d_Rela~!?.'!!.".!!- Miss Juanita McKinney Honored At February Bridal Shower I • • b i, ' ' ' ! I c I I t J I I l I c I l I I I A lntere!!llng panel discusslon on, "How we as Parents Can Help Our Children," was held when the Pomeroy Elementary PTA met Monday evening at the school. Frank Vaughan, president, - - - Mils Joanna McKln~ of ley, Mrs. Connie Manley, Joyco lioute 1, Cheshire, was IIUOOt of Parsons, Mrs. Dorothy Roush, honor at a bridal shower at the Mrs. Anno Baker, - · T 0 n Y Powler. Mrs. Loclll• Kin~ . Mra. borne of her parents, Mr. and Betty Ferguson, Pamel.a and Mn. T. C. McKinney on Feb- Teresa Mitche l! and Ronnie Mcruary 25. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Kinney. Julla Theiss, Mrs. Ray Mitch- Those sending gifts but UD-ell . and Mrs. Raymond Manley . able ro attend were : Gladys Guests were- served refrto.sh· Caldwell. Edith Herrmann, Virments of cup cakes. jXltat.o ginia McKinney , Louise Roush, chips, kool-a1d and coffee. Elizsbeth Hamrick. Plora Long, Guests attending were : Mrs. Ora and Delma Roush , Mrs. , C. McKinnE>y , Mrs. Frank Anna MoPIIer . Ma ry Kauff. Ann Sears and Carrie, Mrs. Rose- RifE" , and Mrs. Charles Horkmary Hysell , Mrs. Marie Man· man. Adult Class of Bradford Church , Meets on Ft~doy wbiflh ~ 1'1ltb the pledp to l))t nag and prayer t., Leo Crew. Tile Southeastern ObJo ronference to be held" at Cambridge Monday, March • from 1_. p.m. wa 1 announced by Mrs. Harold Lohse who urged lbal delegates he sent. Mrs. Jamea O'Brien, Mrs. Donald McKellzie and Mrs. C. ~rk plan to attend and anyone wishing to go may rontact Mrs. O'Brien. Supt. Charles Gibbs reported tin h ld . G Ill U on a mee 8 e '" a po ' concerning a vocational school for Gallia and Meigs rountles and staled he would attend 1111oth tin Th rsda er mee g u Y evening. Mr. Vaughan extended an Invitation to the group ro ottend the American Legion blrthday party Monday at 7:30 p.m. A nominating committee was chosen consisting of Mrs. ner· llld MJ'I, c. E.' Clark. Rlcllard Flnlaw, new mem· lton. safety dlreCIOr of piau. wen .~ for · 1 record blr of the school board, sald ~ hCr~w;.poke on dty IJid bop 111 tJie Junior Hllb Sebool Children are never too young "' 00 • should set 1 ,...t audiU>rlwn' Saturday n-llillnl. lo alarl being dlaclplined. "Let how p~re~ts ueslion and answer 1be fourlb lfade WOI' the II• tendlnee award. Mrs. Eugefto Triplett, proo grom chairman, anno~ the panel and Mrs. Dnnald McKellz1e es moderator mtroduced the members of the panel U.D· 1ng something of their work and of 11\e number of chlldre" they h ave. Serving on the panel and a portion of their remarks were, Mro. Dan Meadows, teacher, ho th ht ••-- -•- ld be 1 w oug ..., "NU better parent-teacher relationship with more parents attencllng the PTA meetings and visiting the school ~v Wilbl.U' Perrin 8poke on dlsctpline through love. He does not believe in sparing tbe rod. He said too any parents are afraid to say 110 Ill their chil· dren but in tbe ead the child· ren will think more of their parents If they are corrected. Mrs. Harold Lohae, Southeast District director of tha PTA, thought parents should be well Informed in order lo help tbe PTA and spoke of the importance of parents attending the meetln 11• r· Kermit Walton, businessman, aald no msller how busy • parent Ia he should never be too busy to be a companion to ~8 children. He also spoke on diS-clpline stating children can be • d wllhou1 maklng enecorrecte them lulow you love them, 8 ~ eu: ,;_lth qall parents partlcl..<! the !'O"''IID 0 He ll8o otreaed the . Import- pa~~· ~ sang ·~ajlpy Birthanoe of cblldml leemmg 10 " g Crew who WH oil""'d early: Ruaaell Moore. day in~ his 'birthday after letlc director of Pomeroy tg ser~ the meetin ' adjourned School, spoke of th';. responsl: w~ch freshments aerved bllllleo of parents conne.c an re . ade mothers wtth lion with education of thetr chil· by the thirdRegr .,_ Richard dren · He IIJ!ed lblngs 'dln parents Mrs. Roy uter, ,.u •. f R ba m Mrs William Snoul· s~ould do sucb es provt g . or I osenM~ , Ro~rt Couch and them and show them love:. gtve ; • Herbert Seth the commitmoral llld rellgioliS ,trammg, s. . M Seth and teach ll>em rea..,.. for teachers. tee m charge. rs. ,...., M c E Clark served II eucottrage children Ill partict- rs. · · pate ID the whole curriculum, greeters ' • ' • thai S. why ynu romct tbem. pert :i :u;; !.u. The regular monthly meeting of the Adult Class of Bradford Church of Christ 'held Friday .h ' mg t at the church, was opened b• the 'de t M'ld 1 eel ' . preSl 0 ' r. Hysell wtth devoilons by Edtth Forrest•. and scrJpture from 21 1 9 JoAhn d· '"' · . b M Afr~can, The Star Garden Club mel as plants begin to show reMr. and Mn. Jim Sears rea mg _was g!~en y rs. , , • . • 1 • • II the home of Mrs. Orion Nel· .move lhe plastic and St'l in • Forrest, enlitl~.d, . Love Provson at Dexter Thursday afiN· ·sunny window. Mrs. Virgil AI· ed by SerVI!:e. Mildred SISson noon with Mrs . Nelson in kms demonstrated "Making A also gave two short readings, 'A rum alrlp about Methodist lering was taken to be used charge of the devotional period. Cold Prame." entitled, "Man vs. Conscience" sfOne Mlsaion Fields in South ADler· for the conference Schools of The verse of the month wa s 1 Tho arrangements were and "Live as you pray." lea and Ufe among the natives Missions. given by tfle president. Mrs. 1judged with Mrs. Atkin~ receivThe Vtsltmg comrntttee for gf Africa BDd MeDea shown Miss Bess Sanborn asked for Gladys Nicholson. The roll ling first and Mrs. Robert Jew· the past month gave its report liy,Mr. and Mrs. Edward Young contributions of greeu stamp call was answered by "Tricks iell se<ond. and a new committee was seber hl8hll8hted the M~ meeting booka from members to purcbwith seeds." Mrs. Grover Slout . Mrs Norman Will received Mr. and Mrs. Thomas c. Me- lected for this month of Jackie Cl~:lnol ~h~ ~~ddl~e":'~':';; of the W.S.C.S. o1 Heath Melh- ese a olaw cutter for the church gave a paper, prepared by Mrs. 1the traveling prize furnished Kinney of Cheshire are announ- ' Reed , Tresste Hendncks and B tl Ch b po Tuesd odlst Church Monday evening kitchen. Mrs. Norman Way1 C. E. Stout, on "Tuberous Be· by Mrs. Atkins. lnv itallon to cing the marriage of their dau- Mildred Sisson. ap' f urc ~e\ dl ay at the church lsnd- of the Afternoon Circle, ronias." The soil best for anend the flower show at Laz- ghter, Juanita, to Mr. Jim The class decided tlo send eve_nmg o.r a JXl uc nner at · _ announced a rummage sale to growing is made bv mixing arus Plaza was read. Sears of Columbus son of Mr. Easler cards ro the sick and the chl~chd. tMr. Painul Sma,rt The th~ ollthel Mrlcdan na be held April :ZZ.:ZZ.24 in the sand, peat moss and loam. Delicious refreshments were d M F k : f M'd h t · 8 • th" "t gave 'It' evo Ions us I scr pttvea, ell' re J.g on an cus~ d Reed buildan rs. ran Sears o 1 - ' s u -ms gam ts year. 1 was ture taken from Luke ,..___ d th k be" d former Rowtey an They also need good drainage . , s~rvPd at the close or the meet- dleport reported that the cross for the M W"ll' A th • wum, an e wor mg one ing They can be started in pots ing. Mrs. Gladys Nicholson re- 'J~e . double ring ceremon archway is almost C<lmpleted. rs. ' IS n ony, p,.... by mlsstonarlea .in setting up u voted to purchase and transferred to beds after ceived the hostess g1ft. The a f med b th Rev N ~ Homer Forrest was thanked for ~am chairman conducted a aerschools and hospitals was shown lis . gro P th Middleport p After 1next meeting will be at the ~ ~!:;~~nn of YMidedJeport :, his work in making this cross. tes .of game~ and contests fol· along with two films on the cus- ; A tm~ o; eLette wrltte~ frost danger is . past. they are put outside thry should home of Mrs. Grover Stout. 1 the hom of Lhe bride's parents It was decided that the class lowmg th~ dmner. In the busJ. toms and culture of the people t · ca en_ ar. ~ies were be fertilized each woek lor .. • . · . ness sesston C<Jnducted by the of Mexico. The last film, show- o e varmus seer thr ee weeks. _ I he fnew KMrs. Sears the president ' Richard Sayre , the ing Method!st mtsslon . . work •1.t_ . .. ,_ . . .. .. • tska grad· H. h wtll b II pay t. l thcost of the' church t' uv read by Mrs. Jamea Crllwell, . J.. 0 1 Mrs. Robert Jewell talked on \t , uale . yger Cree ,g u .e m,_ a e presen. lm~, group voted to purchase new Ina: done in BoUvia, was entit- Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Mrs:~ t~ames "Starting Annual Seeds fn· l School With the class of 19ti4. un!tl lhts project gels too btg ,collection plates for the church. M Clatw h • led "AU Do Long n The lat- Euler, Mrs. Emerson Jones, doors." She stated that petun- t ~ _Mr. Sears atte~ded Rutland for th~ class to handle, t hen j Mrs. Paul Smart and Mrs Harrs. ort y II ter' film wasy pres~ted to the Miss Bess Sanbomt Mrs. Zieg.. los, Salvia, •napdragons. Ver- '· C\ Htgh School and IS employed ' help Will be .needed from other .old Hubbard were chairmen for Holten to Club church film libr by Mr. and ler and Mrs. ~bert. AppoiDtbena and other annuals should ~ ! at the Heer Prmtmg Company sources. Ladtes In charge of gel· Ithe decorations for the tables Mrs. James Clatworlhy enler- Mr y ary ed ro the nommatmg commitbe staried six to eight weeks J I li m Columbus. . ling the bulletin out were thank.. and carried out a St. Patrick's lalned the SeC<lnd Monday Sew· ~e ~~~was opened with tee were Mrs. Leo Smith, chr., before time to sel plants in Mrs. Clifford Hayes Is a med· Mr. sad Mrs. Sears Will re· eel. An Easter program for Sun- Day mottf. Present were Mr. ing club with 8 6:30 dinner Moolnd b l\lr C M Mrs. M. E. Dowson and Mrs. the garden. 11 is best to steri· 1ical patient at Vete.rans Mem- side at WI Kimball Street in rise Service will be planned by and Mrs. Allen Hughea, Mr. day evening at her home, Las- ~ P1ano pr~ 0M~dreds.Zi · · Bernard Fultz. The meeting 11 closed with the beQediction. lize the soil by baking in the orial Hospital. Columbus. a committee of Norena Russell, and Mrs. Davtd Oarst, Mr. and ley st. eM:. tl · chairman ehae~ 1 oven at 200 degree berore planl - i The Rev. Donald Boone, ~as- Guests aHending the weddi~g 'fressie Hendricks and Jackie Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr. and Tile evening was spent social· : 85 as ;~ 0:: ic uRe--Kindlinv The hostesses, Mrs. ..David lng the seeds, keep flats in a tor of lhe Middleport Ftrst were Mr. & Mrs. T. C. McKm- Reed. Mrs. Paul Smari, Mr. and Mra. Iy and In sewing. A birthday thl h Pr ~ Enlsmlnger, Mrs. ~. C. Wll· room temperaturt· between 70 1Baptist Church, has rf'turnf!d n.:y Mrs. Frank Sears Mrs. Con~ 1 The next meeting will be held Richard_ ~ayre and son, Eddie, gift was sent to Mrs. Patrick e, 1: : .t,; th ayf son, Mrs. Charles Burdette and 0 Mrs. Emerson Jones, served a and 75 degrees, cover wlt.h ei- from a two-day meeting held nie Manley, Mrs. Rosemary Hy~ · April 2nd, at the church with Mrs. Wilhs Anthony and Edison Wood from her secret pal. Pres- er. tbcink ~ int ther glass or plastic, as soon Iin Dayton of the Ohio Baptist sell, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond : refreshments being "potluck." Baker· ent were Miss Eleanor Rnbson, ~ayer~ a sg1v 'She e = salad course 111 keeping with 1 Pastors' Conference. Manley and Cathy, Mr. and i Mildred Sisson was in charge t Mrs. Paul, Kloes, Mra. Dwight 9 on, :•so:,. t h Saint Patrick's Day theme. The 0 table was covered with a white RUMMAGE SALE Mrs. Betty Cline spent the Mrs. Hay Mitchell and Pamela, of a social hour. Refreshments I QS OS etS Parker, Mrs. Grace Holter, Mrs. scripture en m The Wahama High School weekend with relatives in Mar· Bobby, Teresa, Mr. and Mrs. of ice cream, cake, coffee and Max Ward, Miss Martha How· r,salrn't:"'! read a ~m hi":: linen cloth and centered with Band Directors are s~nsoring . ietta and New Matamoras. Bill McKinney, Carrie Sears, kool-aid, were served by Jacke11, Miss Myrtis Kay PBrker The rd s Prayer, w c an arrangement or white dais• Rummage Sale on Fnday and i Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hoffman Debbie Rife, Mrs. Betty Fergu,, ie Reed and Tressie Hendricks and guests, Miss Bronwyn Dall- was repealed ID unison by the ies and box~ Ranked by Saturday, March 11·12th at lhe lof Jackson. Ohio. spent Sunday sen and Tammy, Owen C. Me- to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Forrest, ey of Middleport and Mrs. Ralph group. . green tapers in crystal holders. Dr. Bryant Building In New in Middleport. Kmney and Ronald, Peggy, Ran· James Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Easter baskets were made ' Robson, Minersville. Followmg the sho.wlug of ,'!'e Mrs Lambert prealded at lbe Haven from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. '/isiting at the home of Mrs. dy and Patty Wayne King Mr and Mrs Paul to be dlStrtbuted at the Easter fUms the fli'OUp sang, In II · fl VIce Emma Smith and Hazel Van· · Sisson, Mrs.' Hel~n Miller: Miss season when the Sandra K. Mil· Plan Initiation Chris,~ There Is No East or • ver co ee ser · TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Cooney over the weekend were Janie M'lle Mrs N Rus- ler Chapter Guild Gtrls of the West with the concluding prayMr. Clarence Newell, former· Miss Maude Taylor, Mr. and Californian~ are · 11 M ; ~·0 a C~m~':a M IMiddleport Firsl Baptist Church Monday, March 22 er given by Mra. C. E. Young. ly of Clifton, and now of Che· Mrs. Pearl VanCooney, Middle· ~ .' H ~ 1 Mrs ~.w. ~sJ met Tuesday evening al t be Bethel No. 112 of the Intema· Mrs. Glenn Lanlbert, preai- shire, Ohio, became ill while pori : Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hoff- Visiting Parents ~~n ~ rna .;d .home of Jennie Craig. llonai · Order of Job'• Daugb- dent, ronducled the business 0 d Mr Ph'lll E A . ~ ' Ml~dr en r 11 oover, · Mrs. Do!'"ld Boone, rounselor ters met in regular session at meeting. She thanked Mr. and enroute ro the Doctor's office man. Jackson ; Mr. and Mrs. M in Mason on Friday evening lle1Roy VanCooney and Donald Van· a / an Ph ·~j· P M'k ere~ rs. ed Hyse · of the guild, gave the opening the Pomeroy Masonic Temple Mrs Young on behalf of the ' was taken ro the Veterans' Mem· 1Cooney of McArthur. En. 80 ~' Le 1 'P r.,C r'f e h~n 1 . prayer. Stephanie Pullen, Scribe, Monday evening with Stephanie ch.;ch for the films. We Repelr All 1 orlal Hospital by the Fogle5ong l · The Rev. M. 1!:. Dowson of ~· ~sitin '!''1(.~· . at·~ ·:r~ llld led. the group n Pullen, honored queen, preSid- Announcement Wll made of Mikos & abulance wllere he ts undor· Heath MethodiSt Church was m t M a gd M },~ A P J ~ ~·formal rttuallStJc opemng. ing. the sprlni meeting of the Portsgoing tests. to ifetermine the IJackson this week to attend the :~ '304 ~· ca':nor.'~t. Mi~~~; The love gift was dedl.cated The eeJing opened Jn ritual· mouth Dislrlct W.S.C.S. 1o be cause of h11 illness, IDIStnct Pastoral Retreat. ri Y i·.·.· ~· and the gtrls revtewed thetr de· lstlc form and an article was held April 7 at Grace MethopoArter · visitmg . here lor a week '•h . gree A dtscusSJon A1 1 held work. th H M' . Swas read tn memory of Ethel T· dlst Church in Ga IUpo I'" "'· WV 2-2255 :they . will go to Danville w' I ~ on e . orne lSSIOn Ia- Mlck, founder of the organlza· note of thanka was read from 601 I. Moln II. ,_, · gtrls. Easter tlon. mademeeting, lor ln· I;Mia=:;:•..V~e~s~la~M~c~Co~y~.~A~p~la~te~o~f-~iiii~ 1.' Va · to visit Mrs . · Acree's' fa: Mr. an d Mrs. La rry Bunce ,lions. basketsThe which wtllmade be disU:tbut· itiationPlans at were the next Illy, Mr_. and Mrs . Beth~l Bark_er.i and son, Stevie of Columbus ed to the infirmary residents. Monda March 22. Phllhp Acree, who IS ser.vmg 1spent the weekend with their; Jl was announced that the y, i In the u. s.- Navy . will [I\' to lpa_rents, _Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea, Guild wm be honored with a SON ,18 BORN I • .san F'ranclsc~to deploy to the Minersville and Mr. and Mrs. · reception given b the B. H M nd Mr W 1 Slslo 1 1S b Western PacJfJc aboard the Walter Bunce Middleport M' Y · r. 8 s. es ey D, . : USS Midway CVA41 with At· l Junm · w 15'0n f Col · bus an orn IBsionary Society fol- West Jefferson, Ohio, formerly 1 Y a o urn lowmg the Degree of the Rnse f Po toe th tack Squad~on 23 for an eight spent the weekend with his par~ ceremony at the church March m~roy, are~~..:.. "~ ,months crutse. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wat· 28. ~ a son, e,. .... l , Mr. Acrt"e was awarded the son, Minersvillt!. Refreshme t ed t at Holzer HospitaL 'nle babr IBlack Knight . award. Phillip Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morris of Mrs. Boone, n~i,:'e;:!;.u':,v Mar~ weighed t lba. 4 oza. and hat ;~ Thea, drop in for a , Acree ~lso ~JsJted his two bro- 1Cincinnati were weekend guests ta Hubbard, Myrta Wilson been named Mart Wesley. 'lbey copy of our br1de t I th•rs m .Mtddleport, Mr. and •of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Judy Brewer Elinor Botllmer' also have a daughter, Deldra hooklet. Contains 1 complete , Mrs. Ervm Acree of 913 Hy<ell Robert Morris Sr and Mr and , J . Cr . ' d ' Ann, who is 2Z montha o I d. oheek·llot of things to do untB '! and Mrs. J ames '• Mrs. Arthur Hoyt.· · enme Condee atg an one IUOSt ' Gran dparenIs are Mr. and Mrs . Court St., Pomeroy I' Sf ., an d "r. Cindy your day t~l daya. IF~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===~_;;A~cr:e~e~o~f~B~ro:w~n~el~I~A:v~e~. ...... Mrs. Donald Holter and son, · Howard Stewart, and Mr. and · Make an appoinlmt~nt for Mike of Huntington, W. Va. PRESENTS PINS Mrs. Paul Sisson. Great grandyour weddin1 1 spent Sunday with her sister Awards for perfect attend· parents are .Mr. and Mrs. Clarpictu~s nuw• and brother-in-law, Mr. and ance were presented Sunday at ence Might, EUill and Veals Mrs. Dwight Parker. 'the Minersville Methotllst Lambert, C. A. Nelaon, and JesMr. and Mrs. Robert Seltz of church by VIctor Brown super- ole Sisson. 1 , Ft. Wayne, Ind. were weekend mtendent during the Sunday ----guests of her parents, Mr. and School hour 00 Kenneth Wiggins SERVICES ANNOUNCED Mr~. J . H Grueser They also '12 year pin; Harold Wolfe, Deb- The Rev. W. CoeD Shepherd Doing .a fashion Nlgn d-o o, flny.fi..W flals of rich ,vlstled her SISter, Mrs. Ed~on hie Wolle, Ted Russel and Mrs. of the Clendenin Methndlllt : Hollon who IS recuperating Stella Grueser, one yesr pins. Church wUI ronduct the Lenten .._. h att. Wfi '"" 1dgld In blachar-palat. TOMAHA~ a llralght·arrow Services at the Mason Metbo1from recent surgery at Holzer Phone WY 2-2475 ' Hospital. GIVE DINNER dlsl Church otsrllng on. Sunday .._.._. .. -It ', WNWUM, a ghnlle tie, allola Nd.•u• I Mrs. Baker Gordon returned I Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea enter· evening, March 14th al 7:30 p, 220 E. Meln St. Pomeroy, 0. , home Sunday, ~Iter ~ three and lained with a dinner Saturday m. Services wUl continue each aprlnal · .half months vtstt m Chtcago, evening at their borne, Miners- evening through March 19th. : lll. wtth her daughter and son· ville io observance of the first •In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles birthday of their grandaon Stev· iRayburn and famil~. le Bunce. Presel)t were and i Mrs. E. J. Tracy 19 substtlut- Mrs. Larry Bunce and Stevie jing at the Rutland grade school of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Grofor Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Web- ver Erb of Pomeroy and Mr. AMERICA'S fAVORITE CHILDRI!N'S SHOES , sler who Is Ill, and Mrs. Rea. Star Garden Club Meets at Home Of Mrs. Orion Nelson of Dexter M K" 5 c tnney- ears I H th ear Class Meets for Potluck Exchange Vows In Middleport I j 71 { I TEXTURED I HOSE South Ametlcan Mextcan Mtsslon Ftelds Explored m Fdms $1-09 THE SHOE BOX . Mlddloport, 0. YOU PAY NO MORE FOR THE FINESTI Ab out M'dd/ t th to ltve where meadow Iarke - - - - -- - - - - 1 And other songbirds bring The morning clues of the happy news That comes another sprlug, SE RVICE.. r ·Mainly i: t 1 PRETTY SPRING HATS ARE ARRIVING' "'l lll:tSlded M0!¥1o About . People Jn pomeroy ; QELAND'S T.V. SELECT YOUR EASTER BONNET NOW! ~ :irtb ----·- and t~e•uty in your diamond . A supert>ty lnh1oned 5elting will ~m~ke your_ 1em look t1r1er, toveher . Ftnd _the style you Pflfer in our w1d1 nl•ction. .~~ - the new look::. 1 I Mr. Newsm1klng Styles In New Spring Shoe• Now 11 H1rtley & Bennett See Them Alii SUN.DAE . (25c or 35c SIZE) ltZII 11!1 .. 1 2 - - - FREEl ' ' .' t ' '1\:..;. ~1 ~- ~: jlltf ' :; :~ · ~'~ '~'' ! ~ l DAIRY VALLEY Now Open Dolly For Th• S...On Oppoolte The Pomoroy-Mooon Brldp or.Kilt Talla REG. 67• BAKER FURNITURE REG. 75c 41c 59c _ _ _ __ REG. 79c _ _ __ VITALIS _ c 61c REVELON MOON DROPS .. REG. 63o MOISTURIZING UPSnCK COMPLETE _________ $ps REG. $1.00 _ S1t REFILL-$1.35 PHILLIPS CUE . of Magnesia 49c c REG.69c_ .' '··' 1"' ,. .•.. ilack & Whitt u. . ... ._ ~ •• ' =~~ 47c LAVORIS ---1- .J ' ' ....... -'1· 300 SIZE BAYER ASPIRIN • MAX FACTOR· . "HONEY IS SPRIJIIIC" ••• SATIN- ud LIPSTICK .3 N- Sho•l For Spring NAIL . ' PA.lJ.f'RS= ~lease bring this ~~•t~.J.!!!d"liri's :u:.~~. 'To ' , make ChapJDan~Canade~y .:~ " In ttt.Middle !Jioclc Next te 1' ~11: C9!-9.ft~G ..,•• lOOK. ·~· · · ···- ~ ~ ~. .. Ei!let Felde . ... ' kite flying more fun.~· and;to m~l:'i"tt safej ••• k'eeJIJ.it~rom • . . ,. } ' ·~ • ' .• ; . ,, ' ' Metal ~~~k~~ ·"!' , 73 Mill it. -' __ ·{I .,:..._ ~}!'' - ' . l •. •• ,._ . ., ·" . . YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQl:.JARTERS;, ,-. ,~._ IU N. 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LAUNDRYDRY CLEANING WY 2-5428 POMEROY have you set the date for your wedding? ! •I E.says ' ROBINSON'S II It's Worth Your rime To Visit Bakor'• &.fore Discover the hidden brilli•nce I ! Phillips Sisters Style Shop SHIRT FINISHING RADIO & T.V. J · WAIL PAPER MAGIC Roses pink and gay and joyous Clamber up my walls; ·Buds and leaves and blossoms, And never a petal falls! 1 think maybe, if I watch clos.. ly, But how do clty dwellers know I'll see thein nod and sway When swnmer is elapsing, In the breath of a paper breeze With no oak trees Ill shed their That passes their paper way. leaves And 110 cicad8's rasping? Outdoors the leaves are brown and sere, How does he know when wln- Ootslde tjle sun is pale, ter's o'er Bu~ in my room the rosea bleom Who dwells ten stories high, Their beauties never fall. In a city iree from the humble Wintry winter winds may rome bee And cold and SllOWflokes bring, Or the hum ~f lhe early ny? But on my airy, fiary waflo Will be perpetual sprtnc. And how do they know when -A.C.H. ON 1 Y;; • H 11 And summer's season's quite the same A. C. Stentz In counlry as In city; ;-;;;;;;;;;;~...i,iiiii;;;;;;;;;;iiiii=-;1 The hot sun be~ts t1n lanes or streets With equal lack of pity. ONE DAY SERVICE * * Gu1Jistan" "FfiQI . 'd01re . *'Admiral" Stereo- Portable T.V. 'Tis easy to tell when romes In city or In country, For the breezes cold blow just as hold And with the same effrontry. I c: Diamond CORNER ul Thr::ds E 8 k er Are Made for Distribution Room and Dlnh'liil Room Furniture THE POET'S ep0r Room SofH, chotn *ll~!:~~.i~.~~~!~"!2:t~~f~~ Re-s tv!• Your I am glad Hollis Parry u.1.., Lit.time Guar•ntee on Sprln.. To a man in the city's street, With never a thrush to break night's hush And Springtime'• greet! The 1 1 rived I f Around And , *'Fiexsteel" Or how to tell when Spring's ar· '., ·ru ... ·""··MIDQLEPQRT, ·0 •. ' .. FREE Plilill~ . ~ REAl �... WET GOING ;/ . ~). ~,, ft " $ ,. /· l• c ' lo a ~ ·\ Star-Kist 8UP•11 MARK.TS ~ A We reMrve tha right hi Limit Quantiti11 c Tuna Corner Second and Mill '' Mondoy Tllru Thursdoy-9 to 6 ~rldoy •1111 Soturdey-8:30 to 8:30 t. J ! ) Thank You IESCIFE Cherry Instant Coffee ! I ( I IOc Off Lallel Pie Filling ~ ! I •I GRAPEFRUIT No.2 Con • A towel and a box of tlnues are her reword for the scene . I 0VlF.S ARE WETTER than ever, claims c:.~st of "Sound of Mu sic:· tile scrf'C'n ver~i(m of the Rodge r·s- Hammerstein mw. ic<t l. .Fm· ~\'idf'nc P they cite th e scene lhat required 1tar· Jui~Andrews and "ch ild rPn" to fa ll into a lake. Next morn .. ing,:\Tu li e hatl to emerge from the lake-----so she was sprink led, ' 11h·OL Can JUICE ~~~~- i\ ~@@W}@@@fO@iliJ 10-0•. lar RBI Nil 1, I ., .. ! Hliu Wo11aa111'1Wre 11111 "tt Heln1 Ye..tftle SOUP FULL BUTT HAlf HAM SLICES c'.~;··· HAM SLICES ''"'" c~·· Waf•r Th1n WHY, ISN 'T THAT ••.-This tatt ered fellow is Bob J-l np t>, tnking a· br('ak durin g t he film ing of his la:est mo\·ie in Holiy\\'ood. ~ovie is about Sweden, Swlft'a Premium - al..vo 49c lb. Heinl Cr. -' Mu1hroom 89c lb. 99c -· tb . U. S. Covernment Inspected CANNED HAM s.-~~· $3 5g . .U. s. c;we-rn,.:.-.~t SOUP •• off 58c lnsp~ted Fully Cooked c·H·ucirrio"lsr 69c U. S. GOV'T. INSPECTED Full rJVa... - Hambvrv•r Dtll lb. ' 1nll purchu• ol : 3 lb, , or more l:v1n" Extn LH.D ltoeiUIIf OKOliN¥ BliP 1t SWIFrS PREMIUM - BRISKET t:J Maret! 13\.h •t •nY hant For St. Pill's Day Delicious Hot or Cold I U. S. Gov't. Inspected 2-3 lb. Avg. Cry-0-Vac Wrapped I ~ 'f IT'S A CLEAN SWEEP-Jacqueline Sayers ignores onlookers as she swec·ps l'Ug at Brighton, England, hotel for toy fair. '' I ' ' . !! 'CLAPP'S FOR LENT R'S A JONKEY SERENADE-Gaily-decorated burros and m•PIIY cartl participate In enpneJ ~jonkey" races held annually on St. Croix, largest of the U. S. Virgin Islands. The holiday II • bljhllght 1m: Islanders and vlt!tors. BABY FOOD Fancy PERCH ~~. 45c jars lb. 63c lb. bag loath C:ookod SCALLOPS ,.... 53c pk,. i' • J I I > , .. Peat Moss 89c I cu. fl. bou • cu. ft. bog lrea.ld SUIMP ••· . ,'l!h $p9 . ,._t In-'"' .Kfllgfea&III'CI~ lwlll'• PNIIIhtm- U.'- Otvtr~ l..,.aN · · CALLA ITYLI - llllro Llln - .hort Sh~rik 1w11t,. Puillum• u.a. o..o.-nt In•.-,• ' ) ' ' . . Fresh PICNIC HAM:: .!: 29c , .• ' ' ·; ·,. FIRM & I'RESH Onion Sets CARROTS Yellow 2 .1b.25c 2 lb.29c Pkt. o•. •a 46· ftl lb. 68c PURl lA DOl CHOW CRISCO . ~~ 2:! S285 '1 White ' · p~ SlUK.~~.~...·-1~. 4,3~ ·. Pat Ritz Pit Shalla Applin w., Plua.::::... Evarfnah Fr•••-Jrlll Qtilk'.,•.WaHI11 .. . . Pul't Oltal Rllp ,.,..~,·::::;:....• 2 '!t'i 8lc katie EVANS lrown 1 Sane 2 a:tt~· 75° l -Ib. Pkg. ...... ., Pq. :.:·• 4UNSHt• · YUM YUII ·~· 4h DRESSINGS ,... OataUa 49c ' ' ' ' ...,. lOll..._ ' ' I ..... 3lo loti. •btl. ••. 211 NESTLE'S Almon II Milk ~hoc. ''i!~· 1 ~· Ull '1 Si\LE Of N1lONS 211 211 Giant lo,. 1.14111' ....,... SIZES IVa-11 Olaaa•a I llt•rtll-• COOKIE lorna hilno i btl. NMIICO . I Krt~ft l-oa. btl. & 2\i.... .II&. katie l¥111 Col'l Top Ired '"-'·-2 16-oz• • katie Evanalalt Rlsl.11lrtad '"-•· ..... 10. Pkt. ' '' ot. l:toxeo 31c 3 ROLLS . Cnino Oolt Sllw ..... 38c Pkg1. I IJetarplll Whole Kernel BAKED FOODS 10c I TID ' FINE fi.OZIN, fOOD VALUU I . MOTORISTS WILL GET A UFT-That Is, If they Offer rides to these two lkllluffl ,lulodloa tor llle ll,pp"" l'wnPt'e lllll W"''!Pn't Wlllldls'lllld Ill . . . . . . . . lfancl ' 'I ""rM 1...1 I lb. ~yre -Pork Sausage ·' :;~ 35c . PAINTING AN ARTISTIC: PICTURE-Mem~rs of tho Harkness Ballet 1trlke a p01e In front ot a painl.iu& ill llle Femand Leger Musewn at Biot, Franee. Group lo off on a Europeaa tour. 3 i Royal Prince Golden Corn 8 i~!. '1 G~ 750 Katie Evans Potato Chips 49c Broughton's Sokreem J:f ~~t~~- 44c SWAIEE FACIALS Daily Sun PureOranceJuice c~l. 69c 59c 5400 sl Sealtest Suadae Cups . Milkshakt, BuHernut, Payday Cindy Bars 2~. 38o a lwlfl'• Pr11111um - u.s..... IN LAS VEGAS DIVES-Joan and Jane Ryba, hos· te11ea lor the National Professional Parachuting Oa~,..,P•bipa iD Las Vep.s, are healiing for :falls. ~ Cream ltyl• - C· Gordnen Pride 51 .......... to-... ... STOKELY'S PINEAPPLE J UI CE ~29• Pkg, IIRIMP TIDBITS 2·11•. ,rtn. Clift ' , j 6-Cup lle!oth ·-40!1 ' No.m ORANGES . FISH STICKS 1 FRUIT COCKTAIL FLORIDA VALENCIA tooth lb. rtn. ' 33c HUNT'S - 58c W.._,l111 - Sharp Cheddar Cheese lit.. FIRCJ SOLE ctn. f 2 :ao:. 25c 3 25C loath Taatyloln DIRTY HANDIWORK-A Munich policeman sc rubs WHITEHOUSE APPLE SAUCE Strliaed tooth Taotyloin off anti-Am erican slogan s painted un walls of a tmiversity in protest against Viet l'l'<im actions. ~ lwlfl'l lroollffeld - IITOIIP 3~~·1 c 2-lb. box l ·.r.o I IIIII VELVEETA GBO~ OlliirCk Now tl\1'\1 81\. , ' ...... PORK &BEANS Holf lb. lat . ! Heinz Shonk .. .J. . . . . : llaiiiDI..L..... K•hot Dill- Dtq JIWI NO SLICES IIMOVED SWIFT'S PREMIUM Swift's ,,~;.,i--~ _~ 49C 4-con .. i Heiulll•••• It .. ; Haiti m•er Vi111tr 'tr' Ill Yt' • : Haiti WMII Vinacar 'tt • i Hila Swaat Plaklu ~ • ! •• off SWIFT'S. PREMIUM - U. S. COVIRNMENT INSPECTED ~~LLY COOKED HAM - No Slices Remove4 ' I.AJ,JU ~~· .. Flnt Qllllhy . c•.,. ..... ,.·r ., lt59c • I .. ~ �· --~···-"'· · -· .. , .. _. _____ ,. ____ ..,___ __ , _ _ · · - - -· · · ... ·- ............ - # ~ ... - ~ - ' • '• ....I.UJllt:• ®But LW JYIIO UCt! WJ Ar .....,. ~- &4.1"11o. IICU .,......,,u, len'o Dave.·. Tbos till bell pori Ri< Grii!Mie IDd bor - · DAILY SENTINEL - ~ •~ ~ 11c':.J~'!: .:.r liE SURE TO ASK FOR t ... IJMCial March 2 for 1 offer when MARCH9-14 ~~ ~ I 14·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Mar. 10, 196G For Sale WANT AD INFORMAnON 4 'lbmlt!ll'o ', 1 ' e Market. Syrause special.!! st Thursday , ..,.;. ,- -. tfc day and Saturday: reg. 2 r o r l - - - - - -- - - - J 39c bread, 15c loaf with a TO BETI'ER aerve you, we $5 purchase of groceries; erate a t-wbeel drive loader cans of Huron milk $1 : Pick- and bact boe. Free estimates le and Pimento loaf, 49c lb. ; Phone WY 2-3243. Emmet W. Dutch loaf, 59c lb. ; Crisp letShuler. €ootractina. tuce 2 heads 2.5c ; Florida or· J • tic anges 39c doz.; Reg . 98c Fairmont tee cream 79c ~ We bsve seed potatoes and EXPERIENCED onion seta on sale. ' ' ( j I gal.lr=======--- ! I ,.,. ,!:":: ( I ~ I I •I ,. c::;:. :-nl ,_ Open Sunday 11 a. m. to 7 p.m . _b !!n.UW .... ~ ;::;,;~ ••!! iMUt .a. 3 ~o 3~~ I THERE'S NO charge for use of • Carpet Sbampooer w1th purchase of Blue Lus trt' Carpet Shampoo. Baker Furniture, Middleport. 3 9 tc 1 ... olBoil ornca souu tot s.no P M oat\J' " II to tS:OO llOCQI IT'SfU"" .... PLA.CI ll a:to ... 111 taWI'IIIu-e . at~ 2 SIGNS I. 0. McCoy, Auctioneer. Traingperienc<l. Chester, Ohio j ~ . When you ploco your "mlrocl-klng" eiOIIifled during Morch, you .-lve • DOUBLE VALUEI Whot- numblr~u;'LYC~~~~ ... we'll give you 2 lor 1. In other wonla ploco your Cl-lfled lor 3 daya, end you'll .-lve the nut -cvtlve 3 M1 In Tho Dolly Sentinel C.... lflldlor 6 full dlys (for blot Nlullll ond WE WILL GIVE YOU THI NEXT SIX DA aplrw 1 CHARGEI Thoro oro no 1lmmlckl to this ofhr. It Is being ofhred to oil our roedon ucopl f " - now on _..trHf In Mlrch 14, 1965. NATIONAL WANT AD WEEK I Telet,isfo.n Rev11e CLASSIFIEDS 2 for 1 SALE AUTOMOBILE Wheel Alignment AND Brake Service BlaeHnars OP f\IIAIITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1963 Chevrolet Impala 4-Dr. you call WY 2·2156 Carpenter Social News -•II""" SOCIAL CALENDAR $2295 8-eyl, PowergUde, Power steerinL radio IUld heater. owned car. Real nice. !:5 ~al many year1. selections from the book could not _be too. successful, first because lt ls impossible to read Allen material without breaking his U}.o. and secl)nd because spe-cia! lfry voice added 8(. much ;o it. . Those not fortunate enough to · . reD! ern~ Allen at work Will 8-cyl. Powergide, power 1teering, power brakes, maroon fin- ish like new. $1799 Local owned and low mileage, red over Ivory flnJ11h, S28 V8 engine, automatic trana. I.Jke new wbitewaU tires, radlo and heater. Pomerov Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO ® surelf enjoy readlns his letters the edt!« "' the book, J• ... Cartby. Mils Bolla DOled ~ All011 lponl par11 ol two days each Week writins letters, and III)'Wey, wllb their JOUrhes ol .omlnded viewers of 1 1aet weD wild vlltlll uyages;· but th01e !mown: 'lbal be tbottgbt no wu who do remember bim will ml,r,ndled by television - ond probably want to devour the wu. Rallter thea 1 big mlll"'-1 book In deep prl..cy wilere revuel)'pto proaram. he w~ thay Inevitably will be carried Bt><GOthinJ smaller, like ltiJo "AIjoyOUI!y Into the put as they len'o· Alley," or wJth the tone lmllglne him spealdng the J>erbaps ol "Our Town." words. Allbougb Monday'o readinp oould not hope to be excellent becall!O ol thll deep peroonal DA JLY membered, nevertheless they brougllt forth some isolated ADBOSS L Lobotu'o recollections of his wit, thougb I. « .~ =lDl~ 1 Aa 1 say, how:ever, isolated! away 30. Pls.ying -=~~=--==~~~~==~~~;;~ J ,-· --·· · rn. 31.Memor8Dda lfY , _ 1'_..,..,.• h•w• · M. old Dutch: •bbr. 18. Enemy scout at. Chll!lt god otPIIllopolia -'1. Clo.e to U Female v;t7;"*-,~'4--l--l--+-t V~ =leo' ij'~ tr~;, ~" r/.1 • r'l"/. ,- - ~ 8 1'//1'111 1 .,9 r//.1~ 7 ~-- ~~~l4~1l~f't-t-t:::;;~J~~-t-1 1'3 present 15' ~~t. ~j=~t!j~~{~rir~l=jt=t=j ··:=:-oa 1"". ~ l(t S1. the grouD<! I ~ 40.!:"ta ~I"" ~ amount. 3·J DAlLY CRYPTOQUO'l'B -Bore's how w work It: .&XYDLBAAXD ... LOJI61rDLLOW Oltelettar limply otando fer IIIOihor. IJt thloo ~ .& r. 11H4 for the three tit, X for the ~ CY., ete. Slnl'l• !etten, a~ trophlao, 1M tonglll IIIII fonioalloa ot tho wordo ue Ill blnr., lllach dq 1111 !etteN ... dltf....... A OIJPt 11,_ ClaotatiM 1 3 lie "Y1111 know, that Little Bo Peep thlna: should rwatl, ~.avo them alone 1111d they'll oomo h01111 J • • . with· Junior'!" AO · 6':211)4fil'·cr, RFD . ... .. Property Transfers DSJIWB DXBKI:VLVP DI CDIS: liS LRV llLW./ Yeder4aJ'I Q7pCioquote; SUFFERING IS THE BOLJn ORICOI'I~DOR OOSTOII:VIila WMPO Radio Moudq' ,Tbttt Prlday1 \ 6:00 $ip,Oii, Nowo . I~ 6:05· sacr.., )lellrl '. . lo aLVrXCD .HIJILTr ---·~~~~~~~~~----- ' to :U. St.et2fi. A duck 26. Geometric solid 28. Tablet blllll,.r+-+--1.~1~~~~;c. I" ~~~+--1 DSX ,. neas 11. TaJdng =tmu player I room and batb ID Pomeroy. Pho111 '. PAW Bheep 2. 114. Swelling 36. At the over l4n. H""ard Cecil, . CRITTER, U. Behold! 771 ~ 1?dl,.-..-,l..-1"'~ lfiU ~ IIU :f:niK, ~I person 1J>81' 11Denl rround floor. In390 ~did~:~ s. ~ 01: LADDER !! 'fO"RE StCH A TH(lU6HTYI 18. St.re.rap B.Higbeet 8. A greea sa. "Tar" roy, Call WY M31t. I ROOM aod bath fttrllished . DON'T VE DARE S ET fOOT ON lHAT WOBB LY d&ncln&' 19. 'I'htclr.· 10. Ally and bath, and furnace heat. In ' 11. ~·• ~cit- as money csncoJiedt I.AIIII ,.., _ . . ' NCret:. IIOCietles Iowa 116. snort IUrpHc:e Alfi'OMOBIL& - - beeD ' u. 3ap. ..... 2. Evening before All Salnta' Day I. Pieoe 0\lt "· Fr. arttcM G. Publle notice 41, Obligatory 'l. Urge (on) cards ~:~at Notice U262. 8-: CBS·TV I wlU present • ba/f-bour ~f.;; ifam about V~ (:1 Humpbrey IDd duties of ltiJo of. fico nest Monda1 !dglil.. .Senate hearlngo on <lgaretlo vertlslng are ochedirled to liegin In two weekll, , .Seo. J. Wll· llam Fulbrlgllt II Interviewed t/Yl bOIN'UP on NBC.TV't "Meet The Prool" PJJ' PATCI; fH' ROO F, Sunday, PAW :U. Pay out, - ""'•ael t. ~:'a~.ld.l, :us. ~· 28.Hubor 29. Prtnce Few Rant 1lle ta... :~e.. t. Dripped, u There was, for lru!tance, one' 10· ~f~~:t 0 1 the reasons he said he didn't · king frequent nightclubs: "I can 12. Not meet a better class of people working his 13. Corner irJ the subway." '11lere wal!l u. m: comb. f&mous declaration concerning torm California:, "California is a 15. Courageou~ great place to live lf you hap- 17. Chinese meaaure pen to be an ·orange." .18. Eaten PHONE WY2-2156 c.n baugh. CROSSWORD imprint of Allen, so easJiy re- IIUVL1 'PRODIJMNO WANT 0D tor's _ , .,_.I an Informal -.aliml with were recent Slllld.i1 . . Ida widow, Parlland Bolla, and Mr. 81111 .111'1. C.., . It w.u almost natural that it ls best in context wltb its the vario\11. readings of fUnny building effect. ' 1963 Chevrolet Impala Sta. Wag._ $2495 1963 Tempest LeMans Cpe. • HOLLYWOOD (VPI) - 1111 1ot1en ol Fred Allen, wbo died nine yean ago provided the basil Monday ior a nootalgle and dellgllllul oea· ment ol NBC.TV'a "Today" program. . The lenirthy feature on the daily m.o r n I n.g show was prompted b)' tho comln& publlo calion of a book of tho biiiDOI'isl's correspondence, "Fred AIlen's l...ettera,'' and wu a reo minder o1. tho blessed wit he brought It> radio llatenen for •so ltr"IIN'Jib o· Monday'• remembraoee wu Mrs. Lawreoce 811< OB' 6:30 Sundown Serenade 6:30 Sign 011 Saturtla)'l: . · 8:011' SI8n on ;;.r ~evii · · 8:05 Country Muslc Timo ·' tl:25 Paul Qowers Farm 6:30 Bill · Mill!~~' Show 6:25 Country Jambaree 6:07 .W~ather 7:00 Newo 7:011 National Newo 7:05 Larry Anderson Show 7:05 . Bill MIUer Srow 10:46 It's Music- Army · 7:30 Spot11 11:00 Dairy Valley & Dutton'o 7:35 Bill· MUier Show Top Ten Show 7:35 Piclttml Hardware Show 12:011 Newo ('1\teoday-Thuroday) 12:15 Musical Interlude 7:50 ·Nein 12:30 Tbe Rev. MerUn Teeta 8:.30 Dally Light l:OO The Jim Mees Show 8:45 Bake< FumUure Show 5:30 Sundown "Serenade iWed.-Auctlon) Frl, Sh~w) 8:30 Sign Oil 9 ;0~ News S~: 1:00 Collet With Janet 7:30 Sign On- Army Hour 10:10' SWlio Shop 7:56 Nei!O , IO:li Morning Meditations 8:00 Frencl! City Baptist 10:30 BID Miller Show; Church 10:45 !!JUt!" Agr. Prgm (TUeo.) 8:30 Sunday Show 10:.45~~ · Worrllltp (Tburo,) 9:30 .The Bible Speab To You 10:11 A.S.C, Prgm (Pete 9:U4Vash. Repts · TO People •· ShleldJ) (Fridays) 10:00 The GOod Lifo · ll:Of· NeWI 1&:15 Congre9sman'a Re~ n:Q& Tlily'o Cotmlr)' Junction IO:so· Su.!tday Show n:'tt TID)!:,t .Country Hymn U:30 Tbe Quiet Hour ' Time 12:00 News 12:00 Cemeill Block News 12:11 The Christian'• Hour 12:30 t:Iodoier;a Guest star (Prl) lUll The Ref. MerUn Teell 1:6:30 l,iiTy ·Anderson Show 1:011 The Sunday' Showcase 3:00 Jim MOO! Show 1:30 The Rev. SU.. Billups 4:15 Bl:lt!tlntlr Auto Show 2:00 The Rev. Andrew Parsons ~ ('Ne,.Tbur.) U5 The Rev. Roscoe Thorne 4'30 News (Local) 3:10 The S)tnday Showcasa 4:411 Jtill Mees Sbow 5:30 Baptist Layman's Hour 5:00 N@wa 6:00 The Sundown Serenade 5,:05 . iilil Maea Show 6:30 Sign Off TE,RltY .. ·~-, WJEH RADIO MONDAY mRU JI'IIIDAY 7:15 Sign 0u . 7:30 f'iewo Headlll!es 7:32 Musical' Cloclt . 7:45 Echoel qt Joy 8:00 Oblo VaUey Newo 8:05 World Newo .,10 Sports Today 1:15 Weolber 8:16 Mualcal GIO"k 1:55 Com.mrnl!J News 1:00 Talk of' the Town 9:55 Mail!ll Coimry News 10:011 Public Service 10:15 FlllllllJ Worsbip Hour 10:31 Lotcbat.rlni · U:OII = I ,. U:OO 'Melodies escept J,l'rldaJ, Oturcb Bdlo R1q 11:45 World Nen · ll:lit Ma8GD CoirniJ Nelli 12:00 Communlly Newa . 12:116 Local N12:10 Mortell 12:11 Weather 12:20 Bulletln Boanl 12.'15 News 0 Granu 12:30 County Agent '2:45 Cottiltry Go lloond 1:55 News Beat 1:00 Country Go llotmd <l:55 News Be.lt 1:00 Mldwa1 .MatJnee 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Dlsclng witb Dolo NO lnterchaogo 5:00 Community News 5:05 World News 5:15 Sports Today 5:2'1 Weathe< 5:30 Dinner Mlllicall 8:00 Sign 011 SAnJRllAY 7:1J Sign Ou 7:30 Newo Headlines . 7:32 Musical C1oclt 7:45 Word and Tosllmony 8:011 Ohio Valley News 1:05 World Newa ABBII! AND SLATI B:IO Sporto Today 1:15 Weather IO::Ml Song & Stor)l Hour 10:45 Famll)' Worablp Hour 11:00 Newo, AniiJ' Hour 11:30 Public Sentco 12:011 News Houndup 12:20 Bulletin Boanl 12:25 Newo 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday MadnH · 4:00 !Jjscing with Doss ':30 Top Ten Bevuo 5:00 News ROdlldup &:15 Public Servico 5:30 Dinner Musical• 8:011 Sign 011 8r GEORGI WQMDU 1w RAIIUIN VARUI.III �.' '' ~10 Students at ';Wabama Earn -- Club oi the Upper Fiala Com· munity cecently held 1 oewing school lor 4-H 'en in ll1e Coril- ;..hn :'Honor I.....,. ..."t:l.. • · "'ASON - Seventy Wahama l,Rlah School student! have been 1 r th ftl.med to the honor r:>l or e fourth six weeki pertod. Clyde ft. Foley . principal , has anflOunced. Of that number, three were named to the ''A" honor roll. 1be)l are Sherry Flesher of the l)th I!T>de and Linda Abolin · . . lh and Glorta G1bbs, both of e lnth d n gra e. OtNihe0rsRSon theEhonor rocll ~:e : SE rma n es. Roger Luckeydoo George H-lff. ' La man, Sharon Maynard, Protrram Given cOn Gm'dance to Wahama P'fA s-lnl Schoof R•ld At Vpper Flau MAsoN - n.e Hm BUlle t-H NEw HAVEN _ The rry Ball. Linda Clark, Dixie Flowen, Terry Kendall, Donald Lorrison Terry May, Franz Rekh· . Guild Girls Plan Visit • Women's Club · Will Meet On Friday New Raven JW'Iior Woman's Club held 1 benefit can! party at the home of the presldenl, Mrs. A. munity Building there. the L. Sprouse, recemly for . me.mclass was conducted by Mnl. bers and friends. Proceeds went ClarerK't Yeager and Mrs. BUI MASON - Tbe Student Coun- to "The Good Ship Hope." Collen · with th G "d "The Good Ship Hope" Is a Each uirl bro,aht her own ' cH cooperallng e UI 11 -c ance Department of Wahama people--to-people health founda· sewing machine for instructions High School presented the pre> tion. Jb basic object ia to teach in the use , and care ()! the '"'am at the meettng of the latest techniques ~f medical, mach 1·ne. Books ol ... '"structions a• Wahama PTA Thursday even- Ide ntal an d paramed t•... a1 c~re to were given to earh attending. ing at the school. _ 1 personnel m 1e9.9 privileged Attending were Beverly and Playlets and 8 film portra)'· lands. Sharon Yeager Carol and Dar~ artm t lene Newberry', Ruth Newber· tng the Guidance dep en . Do Ste art Parents at· and the problelllll that ean be DISTRIBUTE BOOKLET ~· nna w · !solved under educational and . tending were Mrs Lawrenre f atur Miss Margaret Sauer presi· N persona1 counct11og were e • Newberry, Mrs. lJrt'lmer ew- 1ed dent of the Meigs County WLIU berry and leader, Mrs. Kath· Wahama's Guldanee counsel- reported that ~oklets an .the eryn Rood 1 C h t k dangers of .smokmg and drmk· · or, Mrs. Russell ape ~' spo .e 1ng have been distributed to 7:45 p.m. in the Preabyterlen Church social rooms. Mrs. Ma.ye ----------- -- and ,.vera! 1-H Elmer Ebers • · Club ..,embers wtii participate Godfrey Miss Helen Poling MrL In 1bo program . Herbert Stamey, Mrs. campDepartment members aerving bell Stevena, Mrs- A. E. Thomu IIIJOtepel wUl Mrs. MGer- as Mra. Cllarles White, MrL loch, Mn. Fillier, Mrs. an- ' . lord Bauer, Mrs. Cllarles Co~ Jameo Wtgglna, Mrs. F r = ~ Mn. Slanley .-Epling, Mra. Wblte and Mra. Lloyd B • • > Society Notes Annual Dinner At Eastern is 0 n AP"·123rd DAUGHTER BORN CLIFTON - Mr. and Mrs. Denver Blake are announcing I the birth of a daugflter on Fri- Plaos were made for the day March 5th at the Holzer annual evening dinner meeting HosPital. The infant wei£'hed be held at Eastern H i g 11 IIX pounds u ounces and has on Friday, April 23, . at been named .Jacqueline Ann. 6;30 p. m. when the Executive This Is their first child. The I A uo le more than a fine piano ••• lt'l ftae furniture, tool In New York pre last week. GIOOft FROM MODIIII'f •••'l'IWJl'J10!IIAL •• .CJB l'BOVJNCUL 8TYLII8... ., USE ELBERFELD$ SENSIBLE CREDIT SE!tVICE and BUDGET YOUR PAYMENTS Aq Ohio penal inJtltutioo pa-1 Herzog reportedly used al- Hartenbach said He.r:zog al· 1in jail here after being arretwho allegedly forsed sev-jlu of John Decker while in 1so impersonated a pohce of· 1ed by Lancaster authorities. He checks over • three • state Meigs County and passed ooe ficer while here. U is expected is charged with writing ~ bad on a Meigs COunty bank., b'audulent check to Russell Herzog will be tried by New Icheck for $320. Local law enbeen arrested ill New York Skidmore, Middleport, for $50. York authorities under the Dy~ forcement ofUeials said they .••·u .....,."' stod,.. - · "-"· ... ...,.,."' . . . . . . , - - exccJk:nar, btK beawle Xfmhllh fiDe flpalbtre daip ad cabiMiry wiU be aa eod•lao .ul al,...... aod pod - bo,... t.ao. ....,. al dJe aad!on~ Llll , . Jatab dDaantlq autbaridet ph)daira IDCiaf• 1 imWJ plaDCIII lbe state and charged wHh Inter· motor vehicle. Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach said his department 1~ Wednesday from FBI authoritle1 W. Herzog bad been bak.en into custody In New York, - - - """""""' ............ c.n.e "' .... - ... - _ , "' ajlel ..,., ....U.ble •.• tberft a lirabaR • .ut JOIII' wac pn:dldr ••• .-1 • .. ,...bud&<L .. _ _ _ SEE THE KIMBALL PIANOS. ON SA[E ON ELSERFELDS THIRD FLOOR. - Why do they call -it · LP-gas Mister?· Housewives may Select 1 I Rock Springs Gran1e Monday I evening. , Mr. Goegleln, worthy mast- ~ er, presided at the meeting and plans were made to serve the 1 ·1 Shades in Carpeting Hereford \ MEIGS THEATRE IIS<choool by April 1, to Larry with what they like Morrison or Larry Ritchie. Mareh 12-13 Attending were Supt. Patter"THI LIVELY SIT" (Tecbnlcolor) son, Herbert Parker. Robert J1mes Darren, Pamela Titfin. Doug McClure Joanie Bowen, Larry Ritchie, Mrs. Vinas Lee, Mra. Chlorus Grimm Sommers, Marilyn Maxwell. "'IUt.LET FOR A BADMAN'' Miss Martha Ohlinger, Robert (Technlcolor) Morris Mrs. Fay 8auer, Mrti. ~udie Murphy, Darren Me· Ada Ohlinger, Mrs. NelHe Vale, Gavin. Ruta Let', Skip HomMrs. Grace Weber, Mrs. La· elot. vina Brannon, Mrs. G ret t a , Suttle. Miss Rosalee Story, Miss SUN., MON .• TUES. March 14-15·16 lohn Huston's "THE NIGHT OF THi IGUANA" i Sally Schaaf and Mrs:__ Dill._ 1 i mother is the former Ann Wil- Gard- 1 Iiams. Grandparents art Mr. Kerr, l and Mrs. Lloyd Williams and Hot!, Mr. and Mrs. Benton Blake; a i great grandmother is Mrs. IJla Williams, 111 of Clifton. about I March.. A tribute to Abraham Lincoln's father was gJven by 1 Homer Rice. Mrs. Fred Leifheit read ''Lit· tie Things of Life," and Fred Goeglein read, "George Washington, Father of Ameri· can Fal'IJlel'S." A poem, "[)o. ing Pretty Good," was given by Mrs. WiJiiam Grueser and a reading, "You Might Be SW"· I prlsed,"' by Mrs. Amos Leon· i ard. An article on Ucense plates by WIIUam Grueser and an artlcle on horses aa a 4-H project by Mrs. Morgan closed the program. The meetins elosed in rituallstle form. 1 i the WORW Well, honey, LP-gas Is 1 quick, simple name for liquefied petrolJ!um gas. This remarkable fuel Is gas compressed Into liquid form so it's easy to transport. That'• why LP-gas is available to people IN THE ..• In And LP·gu Ia used to power trucks and blllel Ute psoUne BDd diesel fueL " In fact, of America's Dlajor aourcea of energy, oii)J. LP-ps aervu :vou Ill .JO,, IT HEATS WATER AND · HEATS YOUR HOME. · On modern f~, LP-JU Ia ued for no matter where they Jive. People peop" tn-.cl~ <IJie;.llltiitil ,.... COOKS FOOI;I, ·~ CLQTHES, Just u towns and suburbs use LP·&aa IIIIIIY different broodJnC ehlcb, drying ~~--~~ weeding aod•D!U1 other jot». ,. ,, '. , Tb~ ..- some of the reasons ":h~ o~~ , . .l '""1' ,~ !..' ~4 1<" wsys. , 1,1 mlljlon fi_IIIIUea "''· ""' ·~""·· LP-ps, Wll USES ... L-P BOTTLED GAS · MAs.· ..MANY .. .... , L-P GAS FOR WATER HEATING Featuring Half-Size Dresses Sizes 12Y2 to 22Y2 ; ' ' .---------...--~ '·' I ' .. i• ..p ' ,, • I L &. Z SHOP (2 STOIIIS SIDI IV SIDII I'OMIROY, OHIO ;,. ... ,.: •· ' ..' fumitUte. ~· FoR FAST DII'!NDAILE SERVICE ~t;.~·B,, -~~··rc.; ;~6 ~ 10 · · · • ··~~\f,,~;· ;h~,.:~ · .~ ··~ · .' J.nbw..,. ell ·:u• .:~ ·~ :sop p1~,.:·· 1'01' ' .. • ,;J'l < ' ' ' PHoNE SH ,-4811 5 Of Our Own Trucks Operate On L-P Bottled Gas > GAS IN THIS AR~A? -'·. ·• . Rutlapct~ ACCESSORIES HATS-GLOVES--PURSES L-P GAS . ·~ for IROODING qll~ FOR ENGINE FUEL • WHERE DO YOU G·ET " .:_ ~GAS · ·· ··'·.,· ! • J..PGAS F01 HOMI HEATING. ..., ·;. '. !;·•.~". : ·· ·~·• • '. '··:·' i ,.;...· •. •·"'·". "7 - ... ~ ~ ' '• ~i·r·,.. ' ..~ ·······; I .,,., ••)' • , ._ ."":_'1'""""- ~ · · ·-·• ftt.,.'P-Ib., ,'. ,_, '· ' . yl, • ,(,•. ..~ at a Pomeroy bank while here. Herzog's activities here. \- .. ' ,?· for Also being held in county jail The Sheriff's department al- today was Sidney Little, Midblank checks from the bank to so reported the arrest of John 1dleport, who was taken into cuscollect money ~der fraudulent H. Kelly, 31, Lancaster, on a j' tody for West Virginia auth()ripretenses in Ohio, Kentucky and bad check charge. Sheriff Hart· ties on a chargt of breach of West Virginia. e.nbach said Kelly is- being held Ipeace. ____ ·_:c___,___ _ _ _ __ Being unsuccessful, he used Red Cross Fund Drive Concluded ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ••••••••••••I Sheriff Hartenbach said Her- er aet. The Middleport Police have been hunting Kelly state transportation of a stolen zog tried to open an a('('Ount Dept. assisted in the probe of nearly a year on that charge. --..........,...,...,...,...,...,.._,iEducation Association met re· sale Saturday, March 20. ~ cenUy in the office of County Members were a~~oked to donate 1\ Superintendent 0. 0 . Patter- and to help at the sale. son. j A program was presented by 1 I Mrt. Thelma OUI. president, Mrs . W. A. Morgan, lecturer, the meeting aQd re- which opened witb the song, . I TONIGHT & THURSDAY for the dinner are to "Day Is Dying In the West." sent by princlplas of each Members responded to roll call r • ___N_o_T_o_PE_N___ FRIDAY and SATURDAY ••. • of Long Bottom attended lbo funeral of Carl Gainer at Bel-- potluck dinner honor-: of the Meigs C o u n I y Southeastern Oblo !"" --~:~:-:::-----~--------------------~------------------------------------------------s~~ ------------------------~L)~VI NO. 279 POtt\E!?Y-MII)DI.EPORJ. OHIO THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1965 FIVE aNTS •• -~ ing Frtd Goegleln on his birth- ' d•y preceded the meeting of ~~. p :J, i/.; ~ ~n~w•~··~~t~~~-by ·~~~~~=~:•!y~e:v:~:in:g~·-~~~e:r_h:o:m:e~~:n:d:Q~m=o~~:·~g:·~.,...,...,...,.. _ _ _=~~---------=----~=--==------------==~ · - · -- - --- --Dinner Event Honors Grange Worthy Master II 1· ia decorato)!-dee,fgued Mrs. Eunle Brinker and WDliam Carleton accompanied by Mr d M Will'"- Gamer· · an rs. u:uu briefly She closed wilh thiS · · "Ther are no doors schools and churches of the thoUHht._ •. th area. The wcru Is extending closed m Amen~a" save ose its appreciation to the churchf's you cdlose you;:. · t" in th for their generous contribu~ present m addttlon to Princi al Cl de Folr . A soc- ! the above named were Mars~~ aJ · OO:r--wW: betd ~ nts · ler. Sandra ·Greer, Gloria Bowles, Sherry Powell ao4 Gall te hm nd guests pare ' !tOn, ltebecca Taylor , Dennis Board. Mrs. Baumgardner ser- ac a · Tulloh, Sonya Yonker, Sue ved a dessert course at the garner, Mike Harbour, Judy close of the eeting. they, Diane Housh. Harry Van Meter, Karen Wigal, and Allen Hart. J.i ~dlrss. -~· 'INW ....... ....-. .,. -- c 1 -K-. a~ RE:SHME~ - Stephen IM:ae _... ,• ling Pa~sons. . . .,. .... _,!,., ... ~ .s;. ::. ELBERFELDS J . ~ enttn \;~ e IJe ' . 11an1 bach Mrs Jue&l apooker Carmel Mrs. Hattie Roush visited ber sister, Mrs. Edith Shain, of ert Richard Rood Mary Fl1sStu ents pa ctpa mg e ions to the cost of the book· . Pete Karschnik, Glennda- To/nf1rmary _ _ ~:~~~ w~~eL~u:-7·~~~~ lets. The _ distribul_ion of tern- P::~Yan~:%iee;~~ and Jyn Ord, Fred Stewart. ai:Kf Pat- P!an~ were made to Join wJth l · h M"U M perance hterature 111 an annual W"lli C rleton called at the "ld 6 . 1 1 h F"rst 1 Roush, Lea Ann 1 er, yra proJ·ect of the WCTU I 1 am a Th th 1 ty ompson. . . e Gu1 tr s ? t e .. R h G st wart Harry Jo · Thomas Holter home at MMornJUNIORS - Crall Abolm, Baptist Church m a VISit to ous · ary e ' Rhonda Brabham, ·Max Brown, the county infirmary by thP VanMatre, Allen Hart, Janelle BROTHERHOOD TO MEET Star reRcenhtly._ "ted Gl n · H J tt. 8 L" h M M0 · h G "ld (;iris Tue~- Call and Betty Scarberry. Wayne ous Ytsl en Jamce enry .. 11 ose 8 I' ~s ' d t. ~~ ~t the h~e ~f The Rev. Holley Hensley of Frank Cheesebrew announced 1 Johnson at Melgs General Hos· Leah Ann Ml er, et 1 ar- ay_ eve mg Mrs Er\'in the Clifton Letart and Graham that the Baptist Men's Broth· pitaJ in Pomeroy Sunday, berry, J~ell Call, . ~oberta ~heir co~nselor, · ' Methodist' Churches presented erhood of the Rio Grande As· James and Phyl1is Circle of Jones, All~ Roush, VICki Ste~- ~~a n;~binson . president, the devotional program which ~iation will meet Friday ev- New Haven and Donald and CJa~ art. Joy Thabet_, Donna Rous ' was in charge of the meeting . included scripture and a talk: enmg, ~1arch 1~ at 8 p.m. at ra Pierce ol Athens <".aHed at an~~~~o:~Debbie Cook. Scripture was given by Jam· ITommy Taylor of Maso sang the Racme Baptlst C~urch .. The the home of Mary Cirele Sun~ · ' arilla Ward with Mrs. Baum- a solo entitled "Evening Pray- speaker for the evemng wlil be day. David Cooke_. Ronme Roush. gardner givinH Lhe evening er " He was ~ccompanied by I Mr. Paul Casci~ Mid?lepo_rt Mrs. Eunle Brinker and Wil~ Rosemary Silk, Sandy .Sorden,l.prayer. The Guild Girls of bolh Leah Ann Mlller or New Hav-~ postmaster. Special music ..will 1iam Carleton visited with Allee _Stone_ Arnold WeaHr Don- Baptist Churches will visit en at the plano. Rev. Hensley be presented,by a quartet Tbe Mrs. Erma! Schreckengost of .ru.. Will, ~~~e Zerkle, Br~~: Ithe infirmacy March 21 with closed the devotiooals with Gospel Four, or Rutland. Parkersburg Sunday. Btown, Wtlham Roush, San . Baumgardner and Mrs. prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle Stewart_, Randy Weaver, RobBoone accompanying the Mr. Rood appointed to the CANCEL BOWLING of Springfield visited his mothert Wh1tmore Linda . . J . . s d • . · nnmmal1ng committee ames , The C h 1l d Comwrvat10n er un ay. n_er, Sharon Queen, Jackte Plans were made for . t~e I Hart . Harry Staats and Qakey League of Middleport has can- Betty Van Meter and Marga~ ndge, .Judy Athey Brenda · Girls and the. Ch1ldre~ s Howard, Jr. Junior High celled its bowling party for ret Ann Carleton and IKln, Pat~ ton, Lmda Call, Charlene of the Mt. Morta_r. Bapttst school teachers for the secand members and husbands sehed· rick called at the Dean Brink- j ter: 1<1-Dally sentlDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 Mar. 10, 1965 SiDIIh, '!'lee .....-.. will preIItie illllle llillellee ollob. He. 11' Watlloll, prtll-ienl, wbo •II Ill. The Ollld Welflro Deporlment with Mn. La........,. Gerlecll, Jr., cbalnDID, and Mrs. e. lL Fllher', ~ ,will· bave c:barp of lbo JWII"IIIL Gil Barnette, Mason County PT. PLEASANT - !be Point 4-H Club Agetll, will bo 1b e Pleasant Woman 's Club will ' meet Friday, March 13th at Bene/it Card Party (' I• Held Recently � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 10, 1965 kimberling nye pickens pyles willoughby