https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a69c74c32f55e7f96de28073353b60ea.pdf 5d227238c20ab14d0370fc71b004920f PDF Text Text -· ·-··- ........ . ... ~-·- · - · · '· . ; · Friday-Saturday Bargain Days Elberfelds In Pomeroy INfANTS $2.91 Womens Jamaica Shorts $1.50 Diaper Seb and Slnp or Play Seh Cotton poplin J amaica Shorts in misses sl!es, button band zipper s ide closing, side pocket, full c~t. Sizes 10 to 18. Tan. Aqua, Light Blue , and Blac . Our re ular $2.98 well known make diaper sets and sJ tch sleep or play sets speCJally. pnced for this sale. Wide selection of styles,_ fabrics and ~~1ors. Sizes small, medium, lar ge. Birth to 9 mon s and 10 to 18 months. Selo SAVEl FRIDAY and SATURDAYl MEN'S and BOYS' SWEATERS ROBE SETS .... $4- $J-68 99 101 Matchinc eown and robt aets. Dacron .Cotton blend Shadow panel cotton sllps in cotton plisse, P1Jlished and n)-lon bbrlu. Prlntl and aolida. Sizes tmall, cotton and cotton batiste. Eyelet trim . Full cut. Si&· es 32 to ~. med.Jum and lara•. LiHie Girls Blouses $1,95 Loll Two Doyaof tho lh Prlco Salt on Swooforl for Men and Baya Men's and Boys' Coab and Jackets ..,.. Men's Lightweight Jackets · Made of Dan River Poplin, wash ' n wear, unlined, zipper front, water repellent. Solid colors, tan, black or Ioden green. $3,95 $5.88 Rugged, tough, wind resistant, have double knees, Sanforized shrunk. SIZes 38 to 50. All sizes 29 to 42 waist me~re. Cboose _the Ivy model witb belt loops, worn With a cuff. .Ugbt leg Ia er on the beltless model · that has an adjustable band, cuffl.ess and fuU taper leg. Solid%colorsb green, black, wheat, charcoal, blue. A11100 waa w~t 'n wear. Bestform Bras $)-" "Cn•bl•nc•" Bras. "Reword" $ $)-OO SATURDAY-MENS BIG YANK Floe eotton !lorel prillt and llripo lltled oril> abeeta. Llr&e ala 10.1.-tD Ctmloa batb towell. llolldJ. olrip- WORK UNIFORMS for $6.00 a suit sizes 29 in your correct length. Our own Shanmont brand uf 1~ denier 1heer stretcb A(llon stockings. Siua A Sheer textured seamle.s• stockings. High fashion di· Sizes 81k to 11. Twilight , Coftu and M:ldnig"ht . MENS CAMPUS $1.00 "Phil Mold" Whlto E!dorlon Ponlioo Slzos 4 to 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . ' . . . 49c polr . uluater Brown" C.ofton Knit P•ntl•, White .... .... $,.49 t...Q. kltehen lowell. Strlpet, cheeb, plalcla and tltehen prlntl. Solid color red, navy blue or tan. Zipper front, unlined. Wash n wear Dan River poplin. Made by Bluo Bell. - 01KI Colon. Siz.. lto 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69c _polr BOYS UNLINED a POPLIN JACKETS Sizes to 18. Water repellent. Zipper front. Ideal lor spring and Summer wear. Solid colors, red, black or lan. Dan River Wash 'n Wear poplin. Royon Ponti..; Si... 4 to 14 . ........... 29c polr ~-95 "Phil Mold" Whiio Roy;;,;- Penn.. s;... 2 ton . ...... : . .. .... ·· ........... · Uc "GIIolos" Cotton Mooh Rooabud Print Ponti• 51... 2to 16 . . ..... ...... .. . . .. . .... . 69cpolr SALEl FRIDAY and SATURDAYI MEN'S PAJAMAS Sizes A, B, C, and D. An exceUept new selection of colors, patterns just received. Save Friday and Sat- the~ v~ )~larChes 1179_00 IUPPIT ond IIUTCII--Iolld Cherry s!~~ $179.00 HUTCH-C- Cod Maple ·:------ SALE $177 f'l $22f.OO HUTCH - Maplo ------------------ SALE $117 $249.01 HUTCH -Maple -------------- ---- SALE 156 tllt,00-.1 PC. DINITTI - Maple ------- - ALl :112 $22f--7 PC. DINETTE - Maplo -------- S AL 4 ,_. 00 DINITTI TABLI - Maple -- - ------ I I $7$77 ..-. u . 1o IALI $103.01 TAILI-Round - -P ·---- ------- ALl f40.00 CAPTAIN'S CHAIR- Maple ---------- SALl ~ ' ••s DO C'PTAIN'I CHAIR - Mot>le -------- I $2 .. • ~ 1 IALI $11 t17.tl MAn'S CHAIRS- Mlp e ------------ ALE $14 $11.95 MATI'I CHAIRS - Mlple ----------- S I $2S $2'-fl IIAil .TOOLS-Maple ---------------- SAL for A l...b1e ''rll doll." 1'aJ. I ouq>rioo In ber poekoL Oranp lrllcled balr. .... SOc $]-OO W p !5~"11.15~" SUS Deor Mlrro,.....,.•tur•l ood ~ 11"At"•19~" $1.7t Mlrnn - Whlfo ,...,...,. Fremet, $2.49 MlrNn _ White lnameiHI Fr•"*!, 11ux26" . ---- tZit Mlrr•F'8 - I .•---• , _ •ramtl r • 14"x11" l. - ~ --- ~ · ·- $1 ·95 . , . . , . - Ha;ncl ........ett 11''•11" --------- ----·.., . OVol MU.-- 21" Round ------------------------ tZ~ PI'IIMtl Mlmrs, 17~''x11~" --- -·-------------.. -~~ 91 MINn, 12"x15lo>• ----------- --------- .U, Un,.,... HMIII ........... Mlrrol'l, . »"•11" ---- ---------- ScoHies and Kleenex TISSUES PACKS~~~~~~ 12c l2c HANKIE 200'1 TISSUES 400'1 TISSUES JUNiDR TISSUII 300'1 TISSUES 600'o TISSUII 23c ~~ i6e SAVE ON Cosmetics at Elberfel~s Elberfeld& carry o coDiplete Dne. of ~ n.-cll at new low prices. Save on Sbavlng Suppl-o ruor, blades deodoranll, loUnna, creama, ..,IUJIPOOio apray _iell, h~ color,loQtb pute, an~AJ:: manenta flnt ~d ooppUes alid many edi Stop 1n tOcJay ailtl shop lor yo~ penonal11e / · $ I - PC. -IRN WALNUT PINIIH ---- IALI ·~ flit-a PC. -IRN WALNUT ___ , ________ IAL: $99 I I - PC, -IRN LIMID OAK ·------- IIALI IM 1 1 - PC. MPDIRN WALNUT ------------ IALI ~ -~ l't:WALNUT MOOIRN ------------.:::. SIM ~ PC MODIRN WALNUT -----------lSI- PC: DAIIIIH MODIRN WALNUT c_ 121- PC. MOOIRN AM. WALNUT -----I IU' $ 1 - PC IIAIILY AMIRICAN MAPLI ---- IAL $ 1191-1 PC: PRINCH PROY. Co- .... Wh"Ut." :::: Qll I PC, - R N ~ -------- sAL $191-1 PC, DILTA MA-. MOOIRN. ---: •::: · P2ll I PC, 1A11Ly RICAN MAP!.I •--" , :lSI PC, DANIIH MODIRN WI\LNUT ---- IALI $222 . PC MOOIRN AM WALNUT -----·· ' • PC. HIYWOOO WAKIPIIIIiO· Cherty IALI $S4t .. -- • ' MIIhOII .... $251 .,1,_. PC. liTH CINTUltY (llonlltolle · · UoLI $lft 1191-1 ,!'C. MOOIRN MAIIOOANY -------• . :t: :m =: :t. AM. R-IUITII ~---C- IALI $14t ; ____ IALI $171 ------ IALI $201 ------ IALI tiM ....... till ---'* ULI$221 IIALI hl2 AXMIIIITII 11101 Lone weorlati · - - 1...._- .. .colon ""'~-=.:..~· ....... llo!Jm,i..t ,.....~ . J: $1.00 and $2.00 Jewelty · · · · Sale 67c urday. -·- - ........... :iirw.• ..,.. A ,oup of regular •1.00 and ,2.00 Jewelry -Pino, ~. earrings and braceleta. MIN'S $3.95 PAJAMAS_ SALI! 1' P'AIU $7.00 MIN'S $2.95 PAJAMAS _ SALI 2 PAIU S,_oG · ILIIRPILDUHD• . P..- , . . ... 1 Wo b*vo -roll tD6 oa ,_., ........ ~ colon. 11 *""lUL _ , . . : ' ' . . $246 Prayer Vigil for Slain Boston Minister Banned tlreama of 1 people.'' DemonatratiODJ c a n t I nued ·.~~at D'mers G'Iven GJim f Pse 0 Ri G d 0 ran e Mou~~lc- v~alk. Wecl~y. Acci'dent m' t.eepMo~~ Th~ .... pomeroy under p Jice probe Smitherman repeated his ear- - ---. ban on downtown demon- rope" would be removed thiS stralions. The demonstrators , morning drew cheers disappoinled bu! determined , about 100 whites and Ne!ir<<>S 1 bolstered ranks beneath in the rain in the rain-drenched skies with dry street at that time. recruits and prepared to stay Orangt made the announceas long as the cit.y refu ses to ! ment after conferring twice give in to their request. with Leroy <?ollins, of orange made his announce- the CommWJity Relattons men! that a compromise had ! ice who flew here as a perbeen reached around 2 a.m.' sonal representative of PresiEST. His statement that the denl Johnson. Orange collapsed barricade which the demonstra- during the announcemen! tors have called the "Berlin I an aide had to finish it lor him. the~ s!andin~ ~irector 1 I WELL SUITED- II you wOJit to be seen by other hunters. but not by the game you're stalking, this new red 1nd ! black camqpftage suit 1s for you. The manufacturer say• you' Ir be bighJy visible te other hunters while the I' color-blind animals doll'.& of seein&: y-. WASIDNGTON (UP!) - The feder al government ls i going to bring charge.< against !.he Alabama state troopers and others involved in the violen ce used against Set- , rna Negroes in Sunday 's voting rights march ! Atty. Gen. Nicl1olas Katzenhach told news confer- * * * * * Alabam aTroopers, 0 thers * I Face Charges for Clubbing stand a chance Red Chi'na Demand •'s a I ence Thursday there was no question m my mind '' 1 ReJec . ted EJ • s •h Sie nnt Appoln • t edt 0 Library pOSt .!:~~~~ ......... :V •;.:.~'; ..": repulrable .... reoellable may ~ _.,.ed 1 !• ~ 1er~ ~t'· Gall~ 1 bo~rdy :~~I~ Pome~oy .. 25 years aS "~tally I 1 SaJe.S CJi}el AreRewarded s~acuse <~· Resta~antG~llipolis· The . the •tQO SELMA, Ala. (UP!) - Civil bed "Berlin rope" by dem- gymen from 30 states, had bivright& demonstratora aided by onstrators. where they had ouacked in the street and vowPresident Johnson 's personal been on duty since • plaoned ed to remain there WJtil allowrepresentative, apparently won courthouse marclr was halted ed to finish their ao agreemeo) early today tliol at 7>30 p.m. EST James Orange, acting leader would permit them to march to The marchers, including cler- of the demonstration during the the Dallas County . courthouse IMI ""' -, 1 1 !IIIII! ,.., absence of top Negro leaders and hold a memonal service for a federal court hearing in for a slain wbite miniater. Tbe ''GoodwiH 'l'l'tlek" 11 Monlgomery, said the barriA Ioken about 100 scheduled to come tooa Pomecade would be removed this Negro and Ioree white ofdemonstraton roy •ad Middleport jJae morning. from the rope barricade, dub- ~ qr~ p~~ ~!"l ~~ * * * lier Marcher Ban Compro-;"ed, Troopers Leave a Upolls, WeJ'qton, Oak ruu. Mid... loyo or bollHbold art!dleport, and Rio Grande are eloo ill b& prap, altle, or f now using paper placemats batemeut, they eu that 11 D which promote Rio Grande Colill • CbrliUaa •et tbroueh beviolations occurred in the clash which saw the protest I the lege. Inc reotored by btmtl!clpped marchers beaten and driven to flight. The placemats, prodoced by -ken 1ar their llria& ware. Elsie Smith was appointed He predicted that prosecution - --"- - - - - - - tbe coliOf!e relations department 0 t I IE • tru; Library would be brought promptly on convtction. MOSCOW (UP!l - The So1 0 of Rio Grande, contain a map erm seven years under a 95-year-old federal law The attomey general said the , viet Union today rejected Red •'• of the area showlntl the loca' POiriervy poHco ore lnvestllatPomeroy Board of Educa hn, whtch carries a maximum pun- specifiC charge would be that China 's demand to drop "PPace11 . _ ' tloo o( C:Oitege, Inti I l,._veblcle IICCidenl that when • mel recently 1n. 1 e IJshment of one year 's imprison- the state troopers used £ul coexistence '' with Wett ........, .... ' · rut.s iil'lllm.' Diivi•. iuid oocurred -Tlturtday U 11:10 •· offtce of .mpl. Chari" S. Gibbs ment, a $1,000 line, or both up- unreasonable force and did so as the pnc. of C9mmu"" ' UJ>o WASiiiiiiGTON too llaUs on the campus. and m. at the lnteraectton of NyeThe A. J Stockmeister Co .. i for purposes other than law en- i tty. · JQbnsoo lahlsst apparh toy lnfonnatlon about the coUege. av and East Main-st. Jackson, was given a controct forcement" In breaking up the 1 So c . nd 0I t uc-gun a Dfl$f en searc . h a nd msla . I• tternp ted march from Setrna , ' e . vrnp omrnums he "'The rE'.staurants currently us-- Involved were Kathryn to funus Iu d 11 a Nes b'" 1 partl1y n a oecretary mao- lng the placemats are Bob Ev- Crow drfv'"" 1 alaunit ventilatO< with side cabin; to Montgomery, the Alabama ! newlspaper rpavka. aptpatren yt There baa been no official am Sausage Shop, RJo Grande: lion wagon, and' a llltiZ es a nd . J 0 hnson con tro1s m I capita 1. ' March ury. ' oua model · t•· rep Ylf184 todeclared· a e mg s a emen . BobbEvans Steak ll,ouse, Galli- car operated by Sue Ann Mrs Glad- Hayman math unfmtshed room In the Pome• -- h d h h word from the Whtte douse, polls· Th Marl' R Ia . · ,. · roy elementary buildmg The he t oug t "U t b hi ed but sources saJd Thursday that iMlddl• rte· !.em andes Huraol Seehg, Pomeroy. teacher at Pomeroy High Sever Williams Co Inc . of Funeral arrangements will I federal authonhes hl:ld done "II ntby canno1 eC ar evl t epo · Wellstoo· e e ens Heavy damages were Incur- tb School ·• eo 1er unposmg y some thell'omrnun s Donald C. Cook of New y ork • Reslourant Tyo'sliOS' te' waa h presented d lllda gilt t by1 Washington C. H., ·•was given a be announced after arrJVal of ;, every!hmg they could have m, par!les w 11 on 1 0 president of the Americao Elec- taurant Ht-Way red to the front of the car drlvhac an s_ 1en' contract to Install chalk and l relahves for Eddie Little. 75. of the Selma crisis And he added 1 other parties or by demandin& 1 son tri'J•Power Co., considered JohnOak ffm. Noel'' l en by Mrs. Crow and the right blth sclsoo ak al specaa No I cboice to u - • . • .• . I y wee n recogru Ion o tack Is boards t hein • th1s b'room andd Route 2• Cheshire , who died , griml y: ' , that some pari)' or other res · s .__ Kmg Boy, Jackson; Crrcte•s Res- s_ide o the Seelig auto. The col- her 25 ears work as director a o a eac r s ca met a n early thts mor.ung. : " TI ere wa s reasnn to be- ; nounce ots politica l line " Douglas Dillon, hss Informed lauraot, Gulllpol!s; Armbris- llslon OCCUrred at the stop light 1 th y zln pupds wardrobe lockers 1 He is survived by his wife, heve 1local la w offlc1als would 1 . . 00 1 1 1 the Preoldent he does not want ler's Restaurant, Oak Hill: The on Eaat Main-st. Mrs. Crow oam aMua ma a e sa es Also awarded a contract was / Nellie. who had been admitted set upon peacefu l citizens the Pravda dtd not mentJOn Comlhe job. Just who has become Colonial Restaurant, Jackson, complained of neck and back c M p In I th the White Electrtc Co Porne- to Holzer hospital Thurday ev- 1way they dtd " mums( Chma by name nor dtd the top caudltlate lor the job and Oscar's Restaurant, injuries. rs. ayman urn en light" th ' ening: eight children, Mrs Le· ! d refer specJ£rcally to t h• 1 llDW II unknown. Johoson is polls presented awards to Mrs. Ro- roy, or mg ts same room tha Clark IU I Mtddleporl · l March 4 statement. But It a secret and many tan black and bite Police Chief0 Jed Webster, berts and Mrs. Husted whose Board . members asreed to go iM B tt . Abbotl ' and Mrs Ir: mg had charged that the Kremw . 1lga_,. H•• If'Icer, m . dl ca led born e rooms h8d made the to tGaDipohs ·. hThursday • t'Mar · rnars Jean e yWard both of Casa Treasury and White Houae placemats are also available mvea lm 'lme of peaceful coexiSt;. 25 1 sourcea say that even they do lor use at church suppers and no charges have been . tiled two highest sales totals In the of • Grande , Ariz ' iive sons. Dow I i ence. lust enunciated by formnot know. similar occasions. They may pending further lnvestlgatiDn. recent . lcltools lncllldin lis of R! 2. Cheshire ; Robert of I I'D er Premier Niluta S. hrusbo1 be bou•ht through tbe COIIOfle Barbara Lighlloot receiVed and M''ddl rt gf dpo Adelphia Md · William of Rt cl1ev. was betng followed by hio " T wo Merey Mission• camera an dJan etSt· Cl"atr a of the poS!Iibllity I epo or JSCUSSIOR , • · WASHINGTONWIUTE relations department 61 Rio of an area vo- 1. Mrddleport, and Raymond ,, . .• 11 succ-essors and that lhis musl Rouse guardl!l wlll keep a wary Grande College for $5 per thou. M watch for having the highest cattonal school. and Danny at. home , 30 grand- I . Ftshmg for Fun. was the I be changed. eye on the tourists today when sand. ade to Sam.e Home sales. Awards were made to A"endm· L V h children and several great 1 title of a f1lm shown Wednes ----The . J 'kJ bs dB b White ~~ g were eo aug . ' the geles open for the usual Middleport emergency- ac aco an ar ara an. presidenl ; Richard Finlaw, grandchildren Services will I day by Program Chaorman Harpubllc tours of the executive CIRCLE TO MEET rescue squad wao called for lor sales of over $65. . vice president· Richa d Jo es be held at Silver Run Baptist old Brown followmg the regular ! mansion. The Friendly Circle of the Mrs. Nellie Ultie, of below cash awards ranging from tl clerk . Paul a;d Church. the time being announc- luncheon of the Pomeroy Lions A groop of yoong clvll right& Federated church In Pomeroy Hobson, at !:58 p.m. 11Iuraday. to $4 were made to James Anmembers and Sup! ed later. 1club in social rooms of the F'€"d- ; demonstrators. posing as lour- will meet Tuesday at e p.m. Mrs. Little was taken to Holzer derson, Mike O'Brien, Brenda Gibb;: ' ·I Fnends may call at the Raw-. erated chucch. ' lsll, Invaded the White ·House Mrs. PaUl Werner and Mrs. El- bospital as 1 medlcnt patient. Boyer, Jenny Mencbinl, Duane lings Coats !WJeral after d b G Mt 8 Thursday to ataae seven.hour .za Gilmore, Jr., are program Today at 7:45 l.m., the squad Brickles, Marsha Pugh, Rebec- THREE ARRESTS MADE noon Saturday. j Provthed Y . enera1 ords r1 -.. "t . In 1 0 alt-ln and "blllller st.Iike" ill a .......... unit was swnmooed to I be ca Haw 1ey, James Swaue1• Cbs• Three arrests reported loday 1Corp b · of mid-week • ··• t H e mn\•Je was· narrate [ the•ueseries commum y IS VILenten w corrldor of east wing. They . same home whore Mr. Eddie nsse Porter, Paula Frtck. Rothe Ohio State Patrol mclud . WANTS AfRMEN Y osrng. worship services each Wedneosougbt without soccess to see DIVORCE GRANTED Utile was dead oo Its arrival. bert Murphy, Charles Vaughan, ed Walter W. Harrison, 62, Mman C. Knapp, Dr _ N. c . Compton repor ted i dav evening, sponsored by tht President Johnson. It was he- Michael E. Voumazos has Max Folmer. Maria Grueser. Middleport, . cited to Gallipolis formerly of Mlddle["'rt , Will be service provided by the Lions Pomeroy Ministerial Associallevet! thai 'a similar band woUld been gran)ed a . divorce from PUN SERVICE Evans, Pamela Crew, court Saturday lor overload, in the area today, Saturday and 1Sight _ Saving comm itt ee since I lion. 1ry again today. Sarah Voornazoo m Meigs Coun- The Racine ·Methodist Benme Wright, Cathy Fultz, Willlom J . Parsons, 20. Racine. Sunday to reccutt veterans fr om the last meeting F.d i'oster,, ty Common Pleas court. The church aonounce1 there wlll be Sandra Bing, Cathy Francis, clled lor unsafe vehicle, and aU branches _of the _service into president. president The .balance Gf the schedule BIRMINGHAM ALA.- THE plaintiff charged grosa neglect regular churcb services al 10 a: Sally Globokar and Chuck James P. Muth. 21. Kenova , W. lhe Ohio Atr Natmnal Guard Ladtes of lhe chorch serving ; foll ows Rev. James J. a white of duty and extreme cruelty. m. Sunday. . f Bartels. Va .. for . left of center, both to Unit al Wilmington, Ohio. Ser-! luncheoo were Mrs . Gladys J March 17 al the Grace EploBotton Unllarlan minister wbose . Autograph doga and auto- appear m Metgs County court vtcemen tnterested may ca ll WY Cuckler , chatrman : Mrs. Edith :o pal Church ,_ 1'30 p. m. Rev. 1 "complete rove for his fellow graph ViGiinll were awarded to Lannif18 and Mrs. Ethel Can- Rtchard Martm as speaker. man led him to this traglc: end" Barbara While, BIU Sawyer, lerbury. March 24, al the Federated today appeared destined to beCharles Vaughan, Jane Welle. IChurch, Uo p. m. Rev . Wtlbweome a martyr of the N"88'O civj I Marsha Pugh, Duaoe Brickle&, PeM rrtn hasJ speakher.u . ed M •• 1 II righll drive. · Pamela Crew, Keith Evana, RoBantl Boos ters of _ arc I, at t e not ew• '" · Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. · , bert Murphy. Jack Jacobs. JanodiSt Church. 7>30 p. m. HeY. old Reeb "IIDW )olos the ranks COWMBUS federal government' con- et St. Clair, Brenda Boyer, Jim Rutland fo M .. l1 Melvm Alkire speaker .. of thooo martyred hiroes sultant on Appalachia area highways has Informed otate Anderson Barbara Lightfoot Apnl 7. at Salvat1on Aro who and local officials that It Is up to theln to make recom- Jenn Mike BERKELEY, Cali I. (UPlJ - To some it was only The Northwestern B a n d my church. uo p. m. Rev. in hthe mendatlons for the best location of the roada within Ohio. ltltl Terry Evans four-letter obscenity. Aclually it was a ticking time-bomb. Boosters will meet :l!onday. l Ray Wining speaking. . and umao ...,....,. ' Paul Baldridge, Appalacbla K ren Griffith .8111 Saw: Police said the word was inked on a sign held by one March !5, at 7>30 p. m. In the ootJrdlnator lor the atale Devel- ommendatiDtll from oil 11 Ap- a receved au aph violins John Joseph Thomson. 22, a non-student, as he sprawled Rutland High school aUditor- I 1 opment Deparllnll!t, said palacbia statoo and report toyer togr · bare-footed on the steps of the University of California ium with the business meeting / Citv Offires Move _ ...._.__ am 1 IDeellng, lbe t;oosultlng , firm of the federal government on the Vetera MeiiHifial llottpital Student Union builrling 10 days ago. He was arrested for in charge of Rob<-rt Miller, In New Quarten J, '""'"" oaplured • U. S. Air E. S. Preston and• A880c. wu proptiBBI hlghwoy system for "' "openly outraging public decency ." president. J'- pllot whose plane wao to ''live uo an Idea of tht- con. the entire area," he added. ADMISSIONS- Richerd Me- AI f p.m. Wednesday , Ralph Jarvis. Northwestern . PT. PLEASANT - City olehot dOwn d!D'ln( the big Amer- cept of the development higb- The blgltway <Ommltteo ol Asee, Middleport ; Joy bomb exploded when Dr. Clark This afternoon the Academic Local instrumental mustc dlrec- ftces to be lcli!l llrlko 011 Mt¥'cll 2. way ll1'0inlm a!ld to learn the the Southeast Ohln Regional Middleport, Donald Stivers, Kerr, 53. announced he was Senate, representing all Berke- or, announed that following !he r lrom the temporary _I> airman Wll ltleatlflecl as Wtllt the CDnsultant - dolntl Developmeot Councll, compoo- Middleport. quitting as reaident of cal!lor- ley !acuity rnemhers. meets in business session a program ol ters of the past year. on Lt. HaJden J. Lockhart of for the relfonat highway pro- .cl of the 18 countf.. In 0 b I o DICHARI!:D - Garnet Rife, nln's oeven..,ampus, 65,000. stu- emergency session to "discuss instrumental solos wiU be pre- Street to the new City . _ &Prlnlflold, Ohio, formorl7 of gram 1ar Appalacbla. The out- eligible 1ar f.cleral Appalachia CheshiR; Wayne Stewart, Ma· dent state university. tbe crisis." sented. Sabra Canaday wiU lng and Central Fll'e -' :P'allll Pieaoaot, W. Vo. His wife, come was thel lbe f.cleral peo- aid, held hearings on Tueaday son; Anc!l Siders, Portland; The embattled University ol And Saturday the university's serve as accompanist while Su- Vumtl Street. All city oflii!OI 1 Jill; IIY!ll n Aleundrla, Louts. pie told 111 Ohio will !>ave to and Wedoeatlay at At!Ieno and Glady• Nicholson, Rutland ; Ray callfornio - the nation's big- governing body. the Board of zy Parker presents the num- are closed today for l'lf1 11. S, p1aneo werti make Its beol Steubenville to obtoln 91ews of Plckeno, Middleport. fle't and one of the most pres- Regents, bolds 1 special ,... ber oo her cornet which she fer and will open f..the (lllotl of all 1ar llaldr(dae ·said amnty lind civic leaden as Ill tlglous - wao In the throes o! sion here. The announced pur- played at tbe Junior Miss on Monday, March 00 In . . l.Oethirt· - reorued •. be lelt Oii10 woUld he better off the roote the AppalacbJo WI!)' DIUVD. li'INED another biller cri•is over stu- ]11184l : To "dlscuaa restoratton Pqeant. Also perfonnlng will new quarters. pilot wu Ill OWn plarui hecauoe ahould lal:e. • JtiCkle Harri*, Jll, l'lalwoodl, 4ent discipline , " · "freedom of of appropriate control over stu- be Chester King on the trom- Plans_ for- an "open hoJiat!H • · alfio_,l!!;!iejl 11(1, llfaly A total "we are In better .._.,. to !mow They agreed II lhoultl nm .If., wu lined fll lind opeech." . dent oondllCI on tho Berkeley bone and Debra Tumer 011 are hemg . lfrllltBed and · o11c1 our JlrObieml tuld from to Cincinnati. Thursday night . Pomeroy And (ton were - e d campua"· and "problems relat- tenor saxophone . All baed pol' be llliiiOUJiftod ' Ill llOOII . '·~ · our ecotlro!lc. cl!araeterillflctl.'' . . _ $lufhem Oltio'o econoillMiyor Lecar for tuJtliial tiio - . wu yet to lnl to prillclpol university off!- enta and the public are lnvtt- new slnlelltre 0111 be . ne- icaUF . Ialllnl tuea. • f!IP J) "Tbo COIJII!]taat Idi!4! 1 nd ll,fl!L ctt:l." eel. lull ]Ill bile --~ ~ ~,. * * * alterwai-dpulled • number Heavy, larp, bull!y of Shortly state lroopers away bottoebold ltemo or of dllcard, .·WORLD " ' person~. standing bi the rain at a police Moadays of Morel! Utb IUid The weary Orange collapsed barricade cheered wheo • Ne- March Zllb. Small anble It- during the announcement and Jl'O leader inlormod of emo may be lal:ea uyllme an aide had to finish it I or • the ~ompromise aroundthem 2 1.m. the C.Ue<!Uoa Ceten Ga Uteto him EST. Krocer and Aid' porldq loll. . Restaurant. In Jackson, Gal- , ~ g;~~~~~~~ Eddi'e Lt'ttle, ·~ CheshIre, • DIes • . Katzen~c sa~ 't~ssernl- W~mer I I horr~ He~schel I =.:.c~ •~Je...__ :"' N~:!t N ~ 1 ~ackM~hinl Jaco~~ ~uer, ~ 'llle ~.,but ..__ Mid-Week Lent Schedule Noted 'ted~ 1 I the ~,~' I~ the~-- w.,... ~1 mov·.,ed~~;.~~(~ Sta~ the~~-~"':~;l~jh ~a)'tl. ~ondatlons A.~ ~ ~ ll·"-"· ~ vietaam... d~ ~,.,. ~ . ~;· .(~ . 1 ~-66~~~-an~n~~:~·-- _I c0 IJege campus T'IDle Bomh May sef Off B'•gger BJast O'Brl~ a~ the .. " ·r~ I ~ay. Pek~ I I Ha~old I ~ ~-The ' I I F•ISh•Ing Fun Shown Film Gail~ an~ the Shoul0 J..AJC-=ate Highways I I Loh,.; UncIesam says Home F0JkS ~h ·~ 1 ~~ ~~li:'~nrl:~:n~~~~~s • campa~gn. Reeb, th~ 1 Ke~th BED ROOM SUITES SAVE-&4 SCOTTIII!S SCDTTIES SCDTTIES KLEENEX KLiiNIX KLUNIX - Jal~Itls lo murder a man as an attempt t6 munter the hopea • n d s.l: n1melltll Wood Fr......_ 15'h,.d5¥.." J.9J civl~ o\11 penoao lntenoted fD (II'Ogreu lll'e remtndod Sft.lao, and prayer they are Invited to attend tbo cotitlnued for the. fourth m..U., ol tbe Soatbeutenr sirai.(ht day In some cities. Me- 0b1o Regional Coancll at 1 moria! ..rvtces wexe sched- tonight at the Lafayette Ho&el uled lor the Rev. Reeb, In GaWpolla. the Be1too millister wbo waa atParpooe of tbe meellag Is ticked by four white men on a to IDiorm lbe public about lbe Sel!JlO street comer Tuesday norpnlzaffaa of the eoaacD. nlglit. Robert Newquist, executive The Rev. Martin Luther diuetor of the connell, wDI 1 King raid sllylng Reeb •: be Jthe priaclpal opeoloer. "was not 10themuch the of attempt t Bliiii: :etJAiiMS ! l.ekm _ RtcUntn - Swlvellltcbrt ~oungo Chain- Wino ...... - lowintiRoelce~ $22 $2t Swivel Chair - Plutle Cofttino -------- •• N7.JO IMHiolr Choir -Floral rrint --- ------- So11 ~ $59 Platform Reclr:er-VInyl Coverlr~~ ----- - - - .... PI $19 lerty Amorlean Flrooldo C~r ---------- :":: f54 $69 swt..t Rocbr-T. Cvahlon Nylon ----- --- 0 .., llocii,.._Tullod Ia... VInyl c..., -----$74 4 $19 larly AMtrlean Swl.,.l Roclcer ---- --- ----- Sa ~.. $l9 Mod.rn Swlwel Roek•r. Nylon Fr._ ------ Ia~ ~~ $11 T.V. Chair Swivel -----------· ---------- t\e $16 $I09 Roc:H- - vtnrt ----------------------- S.l• $92 $119 Plotform bekor- Ylnrt ------------- --- I 'I If Pl•thrm RDCbr,. VInyl ancl Twead -- - -- - 111 : ": $129 Reell- - Supported Platlc ---------- S. 1le $9 ffl lwlvol Roekor - Tufted Bod& - ------- ---- S. 1'0 $19 Boudoir Choir - ........ ---- --------- --- S.~ ::: $79 oe..olonel Chetr -------------------- ---- S. $54 $69 Donloh Modern lwlvol Chelr-T- ------ Salt $129 Cepe Ced Leunlf CIMI• --------- ------- S.~: f129 larly Amerlc.n Recliner, TWMCI ··------.:~. $111 $139 Roelc-A-Lou""r Modern ---------------- Sale tiM $139 Rock-A-Lou...,, Nylon lroeedo ---------- 1o 109 tiS9 Pl....tde Chelr - Wino loek ' -- --------- $olo lloo $1H 'l...W. Chair ---------- ------ -------- ' ; $33 $42 Rocker- Upholltond ond loclc --- --- 1 1~ 29 N9 w.... Rocker_ ler)r Amorlcon ----·e·;h; ::le ~22 $2t lortr Amorlelft Roeker-Ro_..ble • lolo ftl . . Roelcor- WOod ---------------- ---------- E~ao. * * * interfaith lobbylnf ef1ort olnco the drive fO< pa.osage of the civil rights law. ~: s=~s·=~DI:A:ii~j~~-io~i~ S.lo $199.01 Door Mlrrert-1 I)' dreNed Witb * * * wa~ sa~d. ~eles, :~ '.c~ o~cro:ashlngtonna r: IAIGHTIN YOUR HOMI WITH MIRRORS DOLLS * * * Prolall . demo netratlcms laround the oounll'y 'l'hunday, doring the olghl wbllo clvfi nlght'o prolest llllli'Oh In Selma. "The only thing not there are SELMA, Ala. (UPI) _ A reported compromise agabut riOlll violence In Ala- the mosl dramatic COliiiotl lu rlibls leaders tried to enlist 10,- , "'lbiro was the flrJt time that the gas lurnaces," Msgr, Egan would end a grim, rain-soaked raci al confrontation on baoul pined new .otrengtb Washington when 10 YOIIIII peo- OliO peraono lor a Dl8S8IVe pro- I ve ever been afraid, weanng . Selma street washed down the drain today. today witb the death ill Selma ple were 1 from a rod- test march to city ball Satur- a Roman coilar1 . to The meetmg of Protestant, Mayor Joe Smitherman went on the radio to rate- _ of a white .minister who carpeted White . Howe .!'"llway day. through a while commumty, catholic and Jewtsh religious gorically deny that there had bee n a compromise with raWIII beatan by lour white after ..a seven-l!our hunger The Very Rev. Msl!"· J'!'"' J. he said. He said a Selma po- leaders m Washmgton today cia! demonstrators and said they would not bee j men. strike. director ol ChiCago s Ro- !Iceman pomled h1a club ot blm was ex11<cted to draw about 1,- to hotd a prayf'r vigil at the Dallas Countv c Tbouoaoda of rellgloos lead- In Loa. a . small man catl!olic. archdiocese office said to a fellow officer, 000 Hwufreda of others today. · 11 from · the Jl'Ol!P mamlained Ill vigil In of urban affall'•, rellll1led home I d love to put my Slick streamed mto the crty lor demJames Orange a Negro lead er announced to street front of the Federal Building alter lal:lng pan in Wedneaday through that priest'o skull." onstrations. demonstrators at police barricade shortly after mid- '2.39 tUII Annie hoiiiPNUI .,CANNON" .... 3 POPLIN 'JACKETS "Phil Mold" royan florol Print Ponti• 51- 4 to 14 ......... . .. ... . .. . ...... 49c polr ~-- $2.95 Hand Prl- Cotton T•l• Cevor 1111 S2Jr10 In, LoJveabe; ent durabl1 and · colorful GIRLS PANTIES .. SUS Hond Prlaled Colton Tololo Coven 11.. 12x52 ln. * * * dr~gged LITTLE BDn SIZES 3 TD 7 A special group of blou•es. plaids and oollds, in washable gingham and dacron and cotton blends. Shon sleeve tailored otyle, turn back eolian. Siza 30 to 38. ' TABLE COVERS White, solid color green or black. Sizes small, medium, large. Bargain Days 69c 3 lor '1-00 SPECIAL SALEI Kitchen Towels "Laura Mae" Blouses $1.99 .. aDd pllllda. S.IO TEE SHIRT WITH POCKET Bei&etone 99c. polr to 50 waist measur, and Colors: Tan-spruce Green, Silver Grey, and Charcoal Grey. (8\1 -9 ). B (9\1 -10) 1nd C (10YI ·ll), Three popula 1 hade1 to choose from Taupetone, Bluahton& •nd amomi pattern. $]-00 S.lo e Shlrts In sizes 14 to 20 and in your correct sleeve e Trousers in all STOCKINGS TEXTURED NYLONS CANNON BATH TOWELS length Women• Atlhn You lltl2 lllro Dla,.... PRII CRIB SHEETS "Rmg·A· Round" (circular st!tched bra) and "Coomopollton" (circular stitched bra ). Sizes 32 to 42. A, B and C cups. w...... 6• SPICIAL 38 FOR BARGAIN DAYS-FRIDAY AND (padded. bra) (embroidery trim bra) SpecW buy, with each 2 dozen of regular Cu~y white gauze diapera, you will receive free 2 plaid printed Curlty diapers. CUrity diapers are more ab-sorhent, waah easier and dry fasWr. INFANTS Choose from these leading sty1es of our regular BestforQl Plain white cotton cushion sole stretch erew socka. Long wearing. Sizes a to 81,i and 9 to 11. 3 lor Sal a $1.59 CREW SOCKS * * * Racial Brutality Protests Gain Strength EASY CHAIRS CURITY DIAPERS loy• 50e White eotton t-rew aocka with 1lripe top1. Sizes 10 to 13. $3-:: Por lareala O.ys Choose your favo r ite fabric and color from our big NO. 280 * * * .. . .. $1.79 Half Chllono · • · Gallon• . · · · · .. · $S • := ' $3-'5 TROUSERS $2.50 MENS T I E S - - -- - - SALE $1.3S $1.50 MENS TIES SALE 85c $1.00 MENS TIES SALE SO. $3,00 ~~"' :-1: :::::: MENS AND YDUNG MINS AND SATURDAY BARGAIN DAYS CREW SOCKS llli . rt Concentrated. One qua makea two u,allona. Odor· :~:·: Dn Solo Friday and Sotunloy enttne lma's of ev- tsti-IO SOl'A-Tredltl..,.l Pillow loek -- : : : ::::: -10 -- .. .. Mattie... ---S• lo ..-. '""' ......... CAPI COD IOPA • __ ...--__ ....,.lon Plf,IO SO'A-Pillow -~• SALE $1M-DO 19.00 SOIJA-MI"J.... Nylon ------:,._..TWO CUSHION LOVE SlAT ---- ::::: $2tUO IARLY AMERICAN HIDE-A-BED SALI $111.00 $t2f 10 HIDE-A-IID-Iu-rletl vt.,l , . $289:10 KROEHLIR SO'A-Iupporletl VInyl $22f.OO SLIIP-R-LOUNGI -------------- Ss!a:l ...... 5109.10 IOI'A liD ----------,---------- - SALI $11.00 MEN'S $7.49 CARHARTT BRDWN DUCK SPECIAL SALE PRICES FRIDAY MenaiOe SOc cle~n1nc Early American Dining Room Furniture A good selection in the new slim shapes. Nationally known brands. selection of Katz shift gowns. Dacron-cotton blends, whipped creams and Kodel fabrics. Print. and sol· ids. Sizes 32 to 48. For home Sofas _ Hide-A-Beds - Studio Couches ' $5.00 BIB OVERALL MEN'S NECKTIES Katz Shift Gowns a two cup meuun. • ng' II .... FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1965 pet.a and uphoiUery. Tht cleaner dealcned tor Preclout WaU-Io-WaU Carpet. two wu meuurtn1 cupa:. ltx.cellent for wet and dry metlurilll. One lide holds one cup and turn over for VOL >CVI BLUE LUSTRE ti.IO l'lutlo lalo WASH'N WEAR WOMENI $3.95 Neatly packaged. FloralI paIter na. Stri-"'1 I"''' oU liVer patlel'llll. Putela and whites. , UDbnwble, •••·lode - ·.; . . leN.! a,.,I .- DUR $5.95 QUALITY Heavy duty cotton twUl, zipper front, two olasb pockets, nylon quilt lining, completely washable. Sl!es 38 to 46. Green, Grey or Tan. $2.18 $1 .69 $1 .00 WORK JACKETS Boys Western Dungarees SD:ea 32 tu 46. - 41 . . Oi ........ '-! ... MENS ZIPPIR FRDNT EXTRA HEAVY WEIGHT Ln both waltz length and full length. Assorted prints and 10lid colon . mens and womens socks . Assorted sizes and C"'lors. INTRODUCING "MR. WRANGLIR" 29 to 44. a...;aln DIYI $1l1 rough sanforized 13% ounce blue denim , fuU weBtern styUng, triple stitched and remforced. Sizes 6 to 18. Regular price is $2.48. Bargam Days Only .... MWURING CUPS (' RAYON GOWNS Small eroup etf childrenl', Tough Jong wearing 10 ounce blue denim, Sanfor· ized llhrunk. Full cut sizell, Jacket and Coat Prices ··~ t.o m .rw. Sale Prices Phil Maid $1.95 SOCKS SALE WORK DUNGAREES $1.88 Be autiful boucle sleeveless sheUs. Ideal to]lll with 't skirts slacks shorts. Soft pastel colors. Jewsui '· ' ' 34 t 40 el neck and turtle neck. Sizes o . 25c te 75c ValuM Mtn'• $4 95 Work TrouHrs, Mol•kiM, Whipcords, HNvy Twills, In 51- 32, 34, 31,:, ~ 44 46 48 and 50. For Boraoln Doya · · $3. ~ F~r s;,raoln Daya Fridoy ond Sotunloy Any 69c $I.OO Bolt .. ____ . . .. . . .. .. . .. . Dn Sale Por MEN'S LAST TWO DAYS l-> PRICE SALI New Spring Shells $2.95--$3,95 s::;'m, 51- a to 12. 14-16 .... · · · · · · · · S.lo suo for example $9.95 Sweaters on sale for $4.98 $14.95 Sweaters on sale for $7.48 _ $6.95 Sweaters on sale for $3.48. Friday 1 nd Saturday A special group of girls blouses, dressy styles and tailored styles in print. and aU white. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. Boy~ $1.95 Long SIMYo flannel $port Conlrn ~.57 Sale lnoHr1 $1.95 FIGURFIT SLIPS 11 Lot S , . . • oi<Gbol ad tol:looOe ............ IIIlllo. Spunwell Pillow Cas~s BUYS FOR MEN & BOYS A SPECIAL PURCHASE Dl' J JlfOY YOO IEJifOW' wlll-,.u . . "•• t"' ' . B~ ;' ..._.·~ ,~ ' ! ~ <liar"' ~ ~Ii. . ; I a �----·· .. ., ' ., , ~!Dolly Sntlhel, Pomeroy·Ml4dleport, 0., Mar. 12, 1965 JERBfS WORLD -1- Letart, va. Social News w. WAIIBINGTON louie J•tr.. IVPII - -- ....... ...., wllb Ally. GeD. Nlobalu ltalmlbodl • ,. - -- ·--- ·-- ............ .... lollo!•tiN 10 _.,.. NOSN niiDJ rl&hloGOP Leacler B'o...U M. Mrs. Dorll Tack end cbiJd. r•m of Moundsville are opentllll8 or -Mike · .... -· Musl\lflcl _,LooG. aJ. a few days wllb her parents, ..."' Ia porttal qmmeal .. . and Mrs. Murl WoUe. • I)'Pe ol bill ..... EUia'a llld , Ri *MARCH SPECIAL* :_ !; t \3 RAMBLER 770 CLASSIC •v• a f Dr. 8 cylinder, slandord lraao. Radio __ DIVOT8!; TO INTIIIm Of> MaiGS MAlON &IliA FORD GALAXIE ,._...., .......,. ........ IP'UM1 .... eM..... ,_...,.,... ~ ..., '• Dr. I l)'liader, Auto. Tnao. Radio .MANY MORI USED CARS AND TRUCKS ON THI SPOT PINANCING .....,. .,. n. Olllo Y.U., nbJtdt. 1q r.om,.., uo 'IIM8udc "' ,...., . . , Oblo. n "" t-~151. - U$ED CAR LOT Middleport, 0. on *''~~!i~~~!!~~:~~~~~.. loom Hd Dlnl"t Room Furnltvit · lllGlL AND lAKE UNITS ITAY•UP!WJIOOSURF... Mlm'OIHI'GUARA<m>:Or tiN ~ ftom-top •M bot- UNITI llmplif)' rem«M~I 4f ~TI~~~ te to4tJ.,.. tllllll foi ...,. ac.a • • • trl"' _rl"':' •rid .trl~t 111M pl-ment ~&~~ram,. p~w ..., oven •'*'~tor ......._ 11111da~ ~ wimfltJ. . , Itt- - *"Gullistan" ,............ ••1oc1 c... 1101 - lx110ort lnotollotlon , INGELS-FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT PHON!! WY 2-2635 Open.l'rl. & Sat. -Nithh M1ny Other P:tmtUI Ntmttln Fine Homt flurnlehlngt ' ' ' ..,,..- ......., .. .-eoad .... ..Uiq Oblo. Nfti.OD&J ~ .... BotttDelll Klalbll.O , ·-....... N,...llho hal:. , 168 Lnlncr- •"-· M" y.,. Clt;r, .... : , ...-.. .,... ..... .... .:...-: ••3.':; ~= ,..,~.~~............ aoa. _..., oMoo llUi> " ' ~ -- Ydtot ~~oa,. .....,. e~m.r ,..,..... ... •nll.tl._, an• mnntll 1\.11 mafl on• ,.., ttO.OI'h lbl • · • 'Dhto •oMIIII. ti.CIQ. ,.., r It's Worth Your 1'1me To Vhll a.k..-1 a.fore You Buy Any Home l'urnlshl...o. Wo W..como Camparl ..n. .ADVANC~ '. BAKER FURNITlJRE' · "'THI I'INin J ANYWH Ill" "..,.RT, .0 •· M IDDll.110rv TI~S 5.200 BTU . . .,.,. .... . 119·95 .A•1rMcond'ihoner ,rl.. _ ·. . ' i . ' • ' .o•* ,.tr,______.,"_______,.,.____.. t _____.._________o;----~-~------;,_\ ' ' R ' .H .· '• .~, ; ) .....; .•,;; .' 7 . ' .· -l., Son$;.-Co, ., -. Electric RANGE • V-8 automatic, . power brakes, power steering, radio, heater, white Sidewall tires, wheel discs bact· up lights, outside mirror, tinted windshield: solid white with like new brown Interior. • • GAS RANGE 58 OLDS • • • • Good RlllfiOI wllh Burnon Guaranfood for Life .DRESS SHIRTS 2-21" G. E. TElEVISIONS _ _ $49.00 l-2JN RCA TELMSJON ·N'• w York.(fothing Hguse :· . . ' '• ' ' OHIO '' ( ,. ,.. $49,00 H'&R FIRESTONE STORE . .. ' , .- . \ . ~ ' MIDDLIPOilT, 0. · • ' ' ~ ·' 4 Dr, H.T. SEDAN v-a ••-..tie. V-8 aulomalio IIDUJb and road>' I DODII • CYLINDIR $595 and S!topOq, - - 1'-Ill 18. 1.91 "' 5.00 • 55 CHEV. Power. USED TELEVISIONS od colon by Malllla,ltaD, Em! 56 BUICK Super U Wo Just "--vod Our Short SIMVO Ia all ihe loadlnJ slyloa $1195 Star Chief 4 Door H.T. - - CHECK THESE "AS-IS" SPECIALS - Colorlc e om: Hotpoint AGood Uood Eloctrlc R•"'• 12.95 "' 32.50 HONn 4 '~ s~>eo V·B automatic, power brakes, power steering radio tinted glass, white sidewall tires, wheel ~ side mirrors, solid white with like new blue inter· lor, one owner, new Olds trade-in. Heal &harp low mileage Oldi. ' 59 Pontlac Loob and RuM Llko Now to 20. Priced from . . Beat the heat, l!uy at tllll low price now ' ' "' SALE PRICE I' HOTPQINT Wringer WASHER--. S49·95 BOYS' SUITS and SPORT COATS 117 Tom Sowyer. 59 Buick 2door H.T.. s1095 Norge on as you could hope to see. Both blendS and all \VOOI worsteds. Price from P,9.50 1<1 PUG )[a,ybe It'a the lneredi!Jb: low p~ Or . . fantutle mlleqe. It CQuld be the pnelalon enaineeri~~~r. Or the aatetJ and -•enlencefeaturea. But m..t Ukely ~~. . . fun. Evidently nothing catehu on lllre . . fun of owning a HnndL loili. in. The lint .tep II a demolll!ntloa ride. WhJ not taday t .;· .ldltartaJ • - .,. .. adW •' 1M POl' elft• ., PomuartJ · KEITH GOBLE FORD people on a Honda IIEMlWAII.E 0V1H 00001 lift fAf ••llf far ct.;,;trw, lit yw ,..... 11 •rws Gf 'lhl ...., . . WASHER by Curlee, SeweD 6 Joaeph & Felu, Reg., shoriJ and loDp. Sizes 311 1o 50. As nice a oeleetlon of styles ond eol· You meet the nicest 64 ford 2door- RANGE SUITS and SPORT COATS tHE FIUSTI *"Fiexsteel" L•••~ ~ ...,... chalro Llfotlmo Guoro11"1... . *"Frigidaire" Do,.,;~'" •.,"·-· *"Admiral" color T.v• ..- ....... Poorto-lo T.V. ·. The Value-RatedCarYou Want At The ' YOU PAY NO MORE FOR ntE DAILY SENTINEL TRADE IN LIKE the FIRST ROBIN ! OUR NEW SPRING SUITS ARE HERE! liMit':: 4 Dr. Hardtop, 8 cylinder, Auto . Trans. Power steerina and radio r'""""""""""""""""""""'"""'""""""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.ii...,......,. CHEST FREEZER .. s119·00 REPAII $ERV1a -•63 FORD GALAXIE 500 L (.) (.) Kl 64 Olds Starfire - - - s3495 1"""-''========;1 WORSHIP CANCELLED The Forest Run Methodllt Church lhill Sunday wiD have no church services due lo tile illness or lhe pastor' Rev. Lowrenee McDaniels. Sunday School wUI be beld. Crow's Price You Want To Pay! l EW1 I cylJhder, auto. trans. Power llteerirl.c, power br<~ kes , radio. lu&&a&e rack :::U~..r~; ADdenorl, lop oil • am. • ._,,. ,....... GameS T0Be PJayedat 8•p· SUPPLY CO. FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON ':~..:;..~ Bene£"It Cage t VALLEY LUMBER FALC'N 4 DR. WAGON ='m 011 Ted DirT• '"':. ~ SANDWICH · _:..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,....,.,..,..,..,.....,,..,.!!!!!!.. e lint !""!be-=:: ~.rtt 52 Rio Grande Students In. Practice Teacl.;n .. Work f pLUMBING &HEATING SPECIALS :~ben~ lo .... c...... ,... • w· OH.IO .VALLEY USED CAR-----. ~~~NAtA' 1be o1ber IOIIIi-liii8J eoa1e11 liarted ..~· Keeps CBS Happy WJt. I}F.JJ".st 1\eane • League Grape£rmt• EXbib•IliODS • In . MaJOr S 'a} T" IsE • dby B&PW Club ~ 1 S! a ,...,_ IIIIIPI*.J a u I az.team adld'l Dcamo .............. I *""'r .............. llold -llwlDdled 10 IDur lollowinJ w11b a 111W7 romp. OUI"'IIUU 1bo '11lunda7 alibl'l quarleriiaals. c.lnl11t' H AI B'llll 1111 lllod ,..,_ . Cealrol came from boiiiDd to OkJ.homa Bapllll . 11-11 - · dump Aupburs, MIIIIL, 111 • 57 lint e1u11 1o qlllllfJ fllr 111e · · Cellnl, lid. Wbot STEAK HOUSE Shop at ... REMODELING SUPPLIES Fllrnu& (11'.VL) state laDIPt 111 lilt ktJ .m!lnal dub or tbo • IIIDU&I ~atlonal Aaloclalloa o1~n~erco~ and Pbll be the official . -. Rlbbcma -from Kyger ReceiVIns honorable mention mart ....... !Ia rmbealeo llapllll. II ..,.=-., BUILDING s::; g::."· • Gallla ; UNSAB CITY, Jolo, (UP!) - ITu!~- Cemtal (Obio) state _!t""' t:3a VALLEY LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. ~~.~e...~ Oeell: from North ~· •r!llln!ol ..,.. '111111 • ·n • I I , Harpe 0 James m • Left Saturday CopsTopMark InSpelid ,. Mt Jtyg.. I neoday Dllbt by · the league The ocltoola will compete Ill "''baa wiloocn , _ 1 1p01 Ia kansas and Oklahoma. OlJabc>. UU.if, eoachel t1 llle Hannan ,....., were: · • the 100 yard daah, Ille 2111, t40, 111e a- wllb 1 1oo1e ~ 11 ma. Oklahoma Bapllll UDI- A tolal of 112 Rio Grande Col- onoe and gl!!ll!nll ......,. In ~ ~Jdll,. 111gb Selloolln MerflervUie. David Alha, a senior from 1110, the mile run, mile relay, 11oa11oes ldm ldP Ia dUo air!" verstty, 1Stb • oeeded, tang1eo lege siUdeDII are dolnl aludent dJI Slmpaon tea<bel tile flirT, canned • for 1111 ....., Both r:...tem and KC placed Southwestern ; Gary CaWhan, a 880 rola, allot-put, dll<ua, high I with the tourney'• dndoreDa leaeblnC lhla ~emester. Larry MOly the lillb, 1be Doggjeo folde4 tl Ito three men .., lbe two dream Ienior from North GalJla, and jump, and broad jump. team - UNSEEDED Ouacblle Seven are IOachlng al Rio Myen and Jeanena free lbfow Hne Ill lbe 11na1 .,._ lea011, Hannan Trace and ·Nor- Geuo Hall, a sophomore from 1be group received a petliJon tS t Grande elementory ocbool, Cain both tuch otzlh u1e ot plaJ. but Cerllral 111111; th Gallla placed two each and Southwestern. from Bl•hop-Fenwlcl; achool BIG BEND dra J!rewinglon. first grade, Sue all In the Oak 111 charl:y 1o Ice ill .... SouthwOolleru had one. The coaches also planned the asking permlsslnn lo play ln JR. HiGH LEAGUE love, helping In the second; ayalem. . . - , . or 111e ......._ j NIIIMCI 1o the ftnt team by spring sports, baaeball and the county lournament next f Flaal Sla"'"ap Loredlth Ward Hauldren, third; Phyllis Hlll, Sue Waldren 'l'bo ~ Maraudin the Je8cue'o men1or11 AI Bowen track. seuon. Pennllalon w., deoled SEVENTII GRADE Janice Smith, fourth ; Helen Charles R. Clark are wiU 1oe aolnl oplnll 1 ri1f. Jollll Wicldlne ~ Evana, It was agreed that baseball but, the scbool wUI be accepted W L Jtrumlauf, flllh ; Car~lyn 111g- al the elemenlar)l level, DIODI club bout. 8 lf.J Lloyd llyera ' nd Gary Minion would be played on arrange- the following year. Pl. Plea-1 .. ··- ·.. II I Jinl, otzlh, and BDI Green, ltb. Hllllhird end fourth, Mlaa ~ 'l'bo Will Vlrglola qum. .,... ' a ments made by the league's four The BSIOCiatlon aloo voted in Racine ........ .. __.. t I Pomeroy is hoot 1o four 1J1u. dron fourth and liltb, and let .., ~ .... _ , will 111 w · teams, North Gallia, Easlern, favor of the Gallia County Tour- TAMPA, Fla. (UPIJ -Man- Wahama ............. 1 f deoll0ache1'8. Charles Downey, and aiith; Cbarlea f'foot.f freilmu oenter BlD Keo Hartung of Eastern, ~ Kyger Creek, and Racine. How- nament neu 1euon If ~ does- ager Dick Slsler of !be Clndn· RaUoad .. .. .. .. .. . .. . 5 1 the only atudenl teacher at the science, ~ Bardell lloody, w11o JIOUI'ed ~~>roup H · Ienior, who wu tllllled 81 ever, no trophy will be given n'llnlerfer<fwlth BeCtlonal play. nati Reds haa his starting Mldd!.porl -- ........ f 1 elementary achool, 18 toacblng and steve Gtlmore points. He averaged only 111no te.am'l <aptaln; Lanny Tyo, a to the champion. Plans are underway 10 i!chellule for tile Grapefruit League Pomeroy .. ·-· .... _... 1 t !Uth and sixth grade. all at Wellaton poinll 1 11..,. duriJqj tbo , lualor Kyger froCreek,N.:; It was alao announced lbet the Journey on dates that won't .. Saturday all set e1cept for Eastera . . . . . . . . . . . . . z 10 AI Pomeroy High School aon P,..., 1 senior m all league schools will partie!- affeol sectional games. one JM>sltlon-left lleld. · EIGIITH GRADE c1ro Drake, John Mon and Bobby Ord of Mlddleport~,,~ll'";;o;;;;o;;;;o;;;;o;;;;o;;;;o;;;;;;;;a'Fi Gallil, Rodney Cook, a senior pale In the track program and The next Southern Valley Alb·. Ther, he will choose between Leape OVerall Bahr are doing their ~~=~ ~ :=: social science at IIi from Sou!bweslern, Terry Ruck· that Easlem and Racine would lellc Conference meeUng wUI be Tommy Harper and Charlie Pomeroy . . . . . . . . . . IN 1J.f teacblng In oocial science, High shool. er, a1e111or from Hannan Trace. remain in the SVAC next year held Sept. 8, 11165 at the Kyg.. James, a pair of Pt. Pleaoaat -··· ... IJ.ll 1f.f ogy and physical and Three are at Hamden "''I>' II and Charles Knighl, a junior tn footbah and basketball com- Creek HJsh IChool. merchanls, but neHher a Raelne --.. ... .. .•. 1-J 11-1 oclence respectively. Mlke Burcham andoc:ience from Eastern. pelillon. Atte!lding were IJoyd Myers very powerful bat. Middleport .... _.,. ~7 $-7 Beven studenll are localed teach social Harlllllg recelved lbe most GAUJA COUNTY ONLY and Pat Wether, Southwestern; Harper Is a holdover from Waluuna .. .. .. .. .. . U f.ll the Jaekaon area; lbree at Comer teaches mathvotes In the balloting. '11te Gallia County Athlellc John WlekUne and Jim While, Iasl year's team, while James Easlera .. . .. . .. .. . 3-t S.U elementary level, and four Named 1o the second team Assoclallon alao met Wednesday Kyger Creek; Dennis Murdoek, was acquired In an off-seaaon Ratlaad . .......... 3-t f.ll Jockaon HJsb School. Five teachers areal ~=~~~ were: at the HT oebaol. It decided lo George Evans, and John Dud· deal from lhe St. Loula Car<f.. Gahm is teaching second Webster. Jill Pieroon and J Roger Spencer, a senior from have a county track meet May ding, Hannan Traee; Bill Prid· lnals that also brou&bt Roger Ohio HJsb Sehool TOU1'1WIIOIIII Bob Drury, flllh, and teach the first EBBiern I!Brold Montgomery, a 12 or a at the Kyger Creek dy, Racine ; Gary Minton and Cra~g 1o lhe Reds. By United Preas lillenlallollal Wastier, aixth. Tom Perry gr•des respectively, aenlor, 'HBDDan Trace; Chuck Higb School. Pete Nibert, North Gallla; and Slsler said Jim O'Toole, Cia" AA Dlllrk:ll clasaesln geograPhY, Lelth has English, s:-;;:~~~ Leach, a junior from Kyger Jim White will serve as meet AI Bowen and Dave lllrlcklln, my Ellis and Craig will do the At CaDle• and oociology; Wilbur McCor· malhemallcs, and Creek; Dan Chlek, a senior manager and John Wlekllae will Easlem. pitching against the Chicago Lincoln 6$ mick social science and soeial science. White Sox at Saraaota. Canton Cenlral cathollc 113 llsh; Barhara Thompson, Robert Jones 18 hll The Reds entertain lbe AI YOllllJSioWD emalics, biology, and leochinJ at ffi here on Sunday and Jim .~ and Ellison Ragland , social HJsb School teachlnS matheey, Billy McCool and John roungslown North 78 ence: matlcs while Joseph Baroottl ill touris have been tagged At Colamblll As usual, there are more teaching biology m~d general wor~· on the mound then. Eastmoor 84 Grande student sclmce there. J ' Deroo Johnson will be . Newark T.l eight- In GallipOlis than any- Ben Norris, wilh classea In Bjr JOHN EVANS hind the plate for the Spahna lhe los Angeles Dodgers' hurl· ing hla debut at lbird base Lmden 7l where else. Carole Jones, Lin- social sciences 18 al Rolland UPI Sporll Writer as the New York Mell prepare Ins ollff, faced only 10 men In Reds uniform Saturday. Gorey Columbua Hartley Ill da Neal, Linda Kunzi, Phortia HJsh school. Johnn Keane striving 1o lo open their e:dtibltion season a three-Inning pitching sUn! as Coleman, the man Johnaou reAt Bedford Roslorfer and Roger Myers are - - -- keep ~ Columbia Broadcast- Friday. That Isn't too confusing the Ozarks lopped the Gomez placed al first baae last season, Cleveland East Tech 113 at lhe eiemenlar)l level 1n Fight ResaJts Ing Syslem happy wllh hl8 once realizing thl Cosey Sten· Braceros 3-2. will be back at his old 10sitior.. AI Berea Solon eo gredet three, Ioree , two, lhree, By Unlled Pre111 laternallonal work is stepping In the righ( •gel Is the Mets' field bos~ Ber· Comes To Termo Pete Rose and Leo Cardeoas Ba Villa e 115 Lakew and five and six , respectively. MIAMI (UPII - Willla direeiton. ra explamed he wanted to work Speedy Luis Aparicio camo lo will be at secood and shortstop Y gAl Eaallake ood 113 Bill Young and Darlene Carmf. 139, Ml81DI, outpointed Hal Keaae, manager of the CBS. on the curve ball of_ Jerry llins- Ierma wllh the Baltimore Ori· lo round out the Infield. Ashtabula Edgewood 71 chael are le~chlng social ~i- Keev~;) 137, Pompano D<!illCD.,[I owned New York Yankees, re- ley, who was losamg for the olea by signing a conlract for Frank Ruhtnson and Vada Conneaut 58 ence al Galha Academy HJsh · -- - corded his llrsl vlclory In the Spahns. . an estimated MO,tltlO. Aplll'lcio, Pinson wtll man two .oulfteld Clan A Dlllrl<ta School, while Gary Ruak leach· Saturday's Ga;;:. oprlng training exhibilioa sea- Manager Red Schoendienst the American League's leadlll8 poalllODB IDd Joiumr. _Edwards . AI New CoD<Urd es mathemallc:o there. at Philadelphia I son '11tursday - a f.3 victory Included all the Cardinal regu- base-stealer for the pall nine wtll be behind the I .le. Zaoesvllle Rooecrans 49 OTHER SCHOOLS New York at Ballimore over lhe Washklgton Senalora. Iars of last year when he JM>SI· seaaons, received a slight raise. Fort Frye 48 Joyce Drwnmond IS with the louis at lo An-leo . ed blS lineup 1o oppose the Nalloaal BaskethaD Aasoclatlon AI Canloa Kyger Creek second grade; iiiliiiliiii'iiii"'illiiiiili Keane, wiio led the St. Louis Mels Friday. By Unlled Pretto IDIOrnallollal Windham oo Firelands 50 John Bower and William Webb Cardinals lo_the _1964 World Se- Lefty Sandy Koufu, ace of College BaskeJbeD Resalll Eaolera DlvWOI Woodridge 64 Norwayne are at North Ga!Ua High school, rles champronship over . these By United Proes hternalioaal W At Stenbenvflle Bower tn general seience and same Yankees, thua pleked up NCAA Small Collep Tourney . L Pet. 58 Mingo Junction 48 Webb in malhematics. where he !ell off-winning. ' •·Boaton 60 16 Valley 67 Richard Cartwrlghl and John Elslon Howard and Mickey AI Evauvllle, !rid, CtncinnaU 43 31 'l'lllonavllle 110 Maslic are teaching ooctal se~ Mantle conlrtbuled 1o Keane's (Sem!Onal• P~iladelphla 38 'l/ ~: 1 auccessful debut by stroking U. 'II N. Dak. 64 New York 28 46 .378 home runs. 93 St. Michael's 70 x.Qlnched title Howard started the sluggtog National lnvflallonal Western Divlsloa • barrage by blasting a 1m-footer TOill'IUiment AI New Yort W. L In the opening frame and Man· (First Rou..n li:.s ~eles 46 28 lie, hitting In the leadoff slot, Two benefit baskethaU 71 Tel. Weslern 53 Baltimore fl 34 35 39 belled a Blooter with Tony are scheduled In the John's 114 Boston Coll. 92 Delroit Kubek on board kllhe third In- elementary gym Saturday, NAJA Toarnameat San Francisco ~~: .200 Ding 1o give the Yanka an ear- game begiDB at 1 p.m. AI Ka0111 ctly, Mo. . 'l'huraday's Retofls I) 3-11 lead. The Bidwei~Porter (Quarler.FIDaJo) Boston 112 Detroit 1110 SloUiemyro Sharp High will lake on the teachers 71 Winston-Salem 62 L. Angeleo 12i Baltimore J16 ,ot Mel stottlemyre, a real brlgbt of that school In the ftnt game, St. 103 St Benedict's st. Loula 101 Sat!, Francisco 1111 SJM>I In lbe fuluro of the Yan. and the Seventh Graders will 87 (Only games acheduled) G. E. 12 Cu. Ft. kees' pllclllng plans, was lhe hattie lhe Sixth Graders In Central Ohio Sl. 116 Augshurg 57 Friday's Gameo ~oupe. Automatic, power brakes, power steering, pilcblll8 hero of lhe day. Slot· second contest. Ouachila Baptist 65 Southern IBoston at Clnctnnatl tinted windshield, white sidewall tires wheel disc !Iemyre, who cleaned up the fl. A square dance will be U. 64 L. Angeles al S. Francisco back-up lights, o';'tside mirrors, radio: solid beige nal three Innings after Jim in between games. WJtb saddle all vmyl interior, bucket seats. One Bouton and AI Downing burled, ments wDI be se~ed. owner, new Olds trade-in. Only 7500 mil01 on Ibis Tho BOll Usod F.-., Wa'vo Had reUred eight Nats In a row- Admission Is 25 cenll for one, 17 mo. or 16,000 mlles on factory warranty refour oil otrikes. ullo, and 10 cenll for cblldren. llllWllng. '11te Warren ,Spahns lopped Proceeds wlll be uaed 1o lllll'·· ~ G. E. 30" the Yogi Berrai 6-1 in an Intra· chase equipment for lilt luniior II game and Berra was be- high athletic New Guarantoo _ Gai.axie 500-352 cu. in. V-8 mgtne witb kpeell column shift, light blue wltb all blue vinyl interior radio, heater, white sidewall tires and llack ...: Maytag lights. -, Wringer Complotoly R-nditlonod _ UPJ Briefs East ern JUDI. r ' Eagles, .Bobcats Each Put 3on~Dream Teams - Hospital News . • ~~· ·~ ·Central State Gains ·Semt~r:Jnam .. Dilly lieGt!Del, !'VmeNy·Mlddleport, 0 ., JW, 12, le85-S ,(1 Amoog ! ' - wllo entered Holler Hoopltol In the put _M hours were: Ernest King, 2M Fourth Ave., Da91d W. Fife, Eureka Star Ill, Rlclwd E. ·' ..... , Hunt, Eureka Star Rt., Claude Mr. and Mrs. Darretl Hoff· brlq 11811 .... - · .. N. Dray, MercervUie star Rt., ODder lhe CoaaUIUIIOD'I 1111"' and children were shopping In Huntington Monday evenill8. aalee of tM rfchl Ia vole de- Mra. Eddie Little, Rt 2 Citeshire, Clarenee B. Stout, Rt. 2, Mrs. Sa ..ah Hanmm, I r e n e opllt nce or eolor. In oddll!oa, the leoden Bklwell. J.... 0. Eblln, Rt. 2 Wlnebrener and Margaret '!'!tobove ...... d ...... tq wllll lrown City, Carl W. G.._, ·I • __ were In Parkeroburg Moololzeaba.. lbe admildJin. 2213 Jacbon Ave., Pl. PI... l.rAST WEEK 1-l& Mrs. 'J'hmrw called on liou'l ideas about • syatem ant, Roy Fo•. Clifton, W. Va., ) WAS ASKED TO sister. Mrs. Mila Smilh, of federal reptnn lo lip Mrs. Joe MU1er Bolln, Rutland, 1 TAKE A PIC'T!JRC I whil• In ParkersburJ. Mrs. June Benedict and daugh- ap vottn Ia aieas where lo- Mr•: Elitabeth A. Sayre, Rt. 2, I BE~ WHO and Mr. and Mro. Marshall eal oHidlll do .., ad or Racme, Charleoo Kay Plgotl, · WAS 'IOURJN(i; shopped In Ravenswood bloek Ierllladoa. Rt. I lonr Bottom, Mrs. Paul 1HE HOSPITAL.!. Fostor, Oat IIIII, Mrl. ,~ Cooter called on James M. HiU. Rt. I, Jackaon, """"""'Hannum recently. Mrs. Paul w. Lesne, Wellalon, Miss Elizabeth Merrill Is Mrs. A. Jack Miller, Rt. 2, spending some lime wilh her (Continued from Pap 11 Wellston, Mra. Anna J. Dllloa, sisler, Mr. and Mr1. Philip KentIronloll, Mra. N. A. Deweese, zel. planes took part In lhe otrlke. Athanl and Floyd Craft, catRipley Saturday. letlab K . Mr. Bert Parson• called oc CHICAGO - THE GOVERNurg, y. Herbert Canler MlBlday. ment's effort lo COilVicl • ma· lllrllll Mr. and Mrs. Colvin Blessing jor ]Mllli!CBI figure under the Mrl. Carl M. Montgomery, 0 • , . . . , - loo. c:alled 011 Mr. and Mrs. Bennie "net worth" approach faDed Rl. 2 Crown City, daughter, • __ ,._.1._, J"""-1- tlooutflt"',.. .. IN Bl•sslng of Alhany, Ohio, Sun- Thursday when a federal eourllO:lO p. m. 'l'llllraday. Mra. 'SJNIIflit' ot 'Hulloholoo' type{" jury found former Illtnoia Gov. Jameo Dobbins, 124 BaallaDI M~:~ ~J:' ~ William G. Stratton ·Innocent of Dr., son, 12:44 P· m. 'l'buraday. I nthl meeting Income tax evasion. Mro. Stephen B. Houcblns, 133 OWD CALLED TWICE regu ar mo Y Second Ave daugbler t·53 unit \'ef DeWS Clifton Monday evening. Asat. U. 8. Atty. John P. a 'l'h~ ' . Tbo ~ e~~ Mrs. Bertha Wllsoa of this Crowley oald "lrrefulablt gov. ' m. DIIC'~ Eastern 111gb llchool Junior ~:erca al a.m. 1opassed awk ~ lh~ ernment evidence "was just Palienll recently discharged Nancy Baker Ia winner of a cday. Mr.. Gilkey, a medical pa- Ga•1• readlqs: GaiUpoUs ResJ =~~tu~ed ~ ~e disregarded" b~. the jury. He fncludod Mrs. Kent Ball, Elias ''ocbool opelldown" oonducled ·uent, w., taken lo Veterans Dam 18.1, 26.0, running 58 feet :'me Sunde. hinted that other COMlder- Sisson, Mrl. Fred Gool, Mra. by lbe Student CounciL RunMemorial hoapllal by the squad. rnll<!rs, Pomeroy-Maaon_ 26.· Mr and M:::'lawrence WJne. a~ions" dlelated the verd~ct. 'l1le R. F. Davis, Mrs. D. F. John- ner • up 11 Senlor Wilma Atb'l'be squad also was summoned 17, Pt. Pleasant 26.42, Htnton · of Columbus were week trml was seen as tho fD'BI In sor. Mrs. Terry Byard, Mrs. erton ol 2:55 p.m. Thursday for Gen· 2.18, Kanawha Fallo 6.05, Char· end siB of hll parento Mr. which lbe federal government William B. Henry and Infant . lie Brown, New ..t, Pomeroy, lesion out London dam was and :', Root Winebrene; and attempted to probe the ways In daughter, James Nevllle, Mrs. The student CouncD oonduct,who was transported to Melga running one foot, Marmel Do · wblch ]M>llliclans cet and spend Allee Haproo Mrs Arthur ed the spelldown with (!] connna. their ' . I In General bospllal. quarters fool and Irene Winebrener called on money. IWT, Mno. James FUe, Mro. testanta, 10 from each c ""' F;;;i;;..,....i..,...,.... dam one !not. mother, Mr. and M1'8. True The proseeutton attack was Jamet Shaver, Mrl. Elllella lhe high school, perllclpaltn~ Boat MovemeDh : In Mason Satarday. through the "net worth · ap- Howell, Mro. Opal Felluro, Ga· Flnallsln were ~~ct":, In pr b Ross, Lawrence and Donna roach frequently used In the ey BIIIT, Kevkl Vaughn, Jef· lirnlnary lesln eac Oblo River -: Laguna up 14, visited the dentist ~st lo coavlct gongland flg· Ire)· D. Culllp and Rlchanl R. class. 3:50 ~ .m.; L. Fteo~ up 14 . " ""on Saturday. . 1..-ea. It was charged that Strat- Arrowood. Other. perllclpatlng were: a.m., Weslern up I . 3.10 a.m., Mr. •"d Mrs. Calvm Bleaalng ton' lth In ed fro · Fre-•-en _ Twlll Karr 154mBea IIISndd swea creas m . :uuu , 1 .. AUistana up ' a. ., . • were in Gallpo ' .u ay ue 18.3110 In 1949 lo $201,742 during Pat Bahr, Don Rood, Patrlela ver up 15 , 6 a.m.: New Martms- 1o the dealh of a fr1end and a bls Ia 1 In the tal h OCI IDle Boring K1ll'en Boothe B iII up 16, 5:30a.m.: Jefterson employee of the MarletsStyear dr 8 • ouae,I · Buckley' Gar Miller ' Vldy · Ra I" PI nt where rdtton ew an annua , • • 17• 4·•• -~ pm. , nger up •· Ia plant of Pl. easa · Grenn Craig Tced and Penny FOR YOUR p.m.; Reliable up 20, 5 Mrs. Catherine and Edna Rul- $25,000 as covernor. D)Oye Wolf. ' 1 30 GAl. ; Robert Reed up 20. 5:25 llos attended jha funeral of SIZE Titan up 21 . 4:30 a.m. Click at Creston. ABOUT 101 Pl<RSONS from Sophomores -Janel HolslngRIGHT PRICII' ' Walter Hougland down 23, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Han· the Ohlo area planned lo par· er, Pal Gaul, Slna Summerfield, 11 :10 p.m.; John Hood up 23, num were business vlslors In 1. . •- lod . lhe . Janel Frank, Edna McCoy, Blll RIGHT SIZEI 10 ond 11 1' · ~ Alto Ze h d lied lClJIB~ ay masSive Tutti 0 a.m.; P yr own Pomeroy Friday. The "". demonstration kl Wasblnglon to A 'social. evenlll8 was enjoye, CaroIyn a Hoff!DBJI ' RIGHT HEATIRI ll ~~:nuJr~I;II:~~50~p. m. ; Pamela D. on Mr. and Mrs. True Blesst118 demand federal lntervenUon ln ed by member• and guests of Jackie Barker, M ry Mankin, II 2.55 a.m.. Zlm- of Mason. . . Sel AI the Middle]Mlrt Business & Pro- and Rodney Chevalier. RIGHT NOWI Gr<!emJp 5:45 a.m. ; Mr. and Mrs. Murl WoUe, ma, a. leasional Women's Club 'l'hurs· Junioro - Unda Larkinn, Vtr· Luther Herdman Green- Mrs. Doris Tack and And elvll rlgbll groups In Co- day evening at tho Columbus ginia Coleman, Charles Knight. up 6:50a.m.; Ttlbolt up Green- children were shopptq In Pt. lumbua have scheduled a maas and Southern Ohio Electric Gregoey Bailey, Roberle Trusup 8.(0 a.m.: Buckeye Pleasant Toesday. march lor Sunday, Company building. sell Cheryl Deniz, Joan Davia, up Meldabl 5:35 p.m.; Mrs. Myrtle Hoffman and Games were played and prlz. M.q Taylor and Kay Boothe. Floor Tllo G. up Meldahl ~:20 p.m.: R. H. Hoffman are suffering at- The Rev. Arlhnr J. Zebba, 9 aw'i! ded Ith the door prize Bosworth II down Meldaht 6: of nu. community relations dlr~ctor ;:.;. ,::.. ~ a guest, Mrs. Senloro - Iris McCoy, Ch... ~~ Colling Tllo p.m.; Esso Pennsylvania Denoy and Roger Shinn have for the Congress of Racial Beafrice Weaver. The rolresh- ler Hager, Roger ' Bahr, TherI;,111C•tra,mic & Plastic Til a II ~Mioeocldlashl 9:35 p.m.; mumpo. They are lhe sons Equality (COREl In Colwnbus ment table was decorate In on Cruise, Barbara Laoham, EDWARD BAER OWNER 11 up Metdahl 12:40 a.m.; Mr. and Mrs. Park Shinn. said a march and motorcade keeptn with the B • PW col- Ken Hartung, Albert Pooler, • lt\'ltall Paneling Warren Hougland down Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Gerlach will form at Franklin Park on ors o/gold and green eenlered Roger Osborne, and Alice 232 E. SECOND POMEROY dahl 4:30 a.m. were bwlineSJ visitors in Beckthe city's east side Sunday aftwith a statue of Niki.'sw-roundN[!_ea~se~· : ....... _ __ _ __ _ ,. iDutch Standard Paint Gallipolis Dam National Icy 'l'hursda. ernoon and move lo tha federal ed by small golden mwno and Storm Doon & up 3, 05 p.m.: Waller Beckjord Randy Gerlach was an over- building downlowu for a rally. lll'eenery. Windows up 5:10 p.m.; Semet down 6:35 . of Dennis Flowers He sald a telegram haa been Cookies and null were serv· p.m.; Allen R. Merrill up 11:15 mght. · sem to .;ov, Jamu A. Rhodea, ed. Alwllda Werner presided at ln•ulallon p.m.; Bayou Daratari up 11 :(0 Mr. and Mro. Harry Flower. urg\118 hlm lo join tho march the refreshment table. Guests p.m ; Franklin Pierce down Marvin calbled on 'l'burMr. ~ "jual like Michlgon'o Gov. were Mrs. George Horak, Mrs. _ Everything For Your a.m.; Philip Sporn up Z:50 a. Rosa Wloo rener ,_, George Romney did." Weaver, Taoya Ebe1'8bacb, Mro. LEANING AND COOKING CONVENIEN Building Needs m.; John J. Rowe up f :40 a.m.; Betty Ginther, Mrs. Robert Harvey Jordon down 6:20 a.m. Flowers has been Rhodes was not available for Coats, Mrs. Faya Little and three weeks vacation from comment. M1'8. Dan Smtih. Kaoawha River - Little Ed· Vanadium plant. JIB Will Planl have baeD oompleted llo·ard down Marmel 7 p.m.; 0. )r:;::~. hll duttes !hero •• BIRMINGHAM ALA. -TilE for memben to attend Sunday and Shearer dowa Marmet 12:10 )I Birmlngha p ' Her morning man at thl Sacred : Lucy Jaoe Lucas up Mar- Mr. and !.IJ'a. Pat O'Rielly and m ost- aid an- Heart church In Pomeroy 81 mel 2:30 a.m.; Solvay down of ParkenburJ were lbe D6unced .oday 1! baa started guesll of Mra. George Korn and CooldoC JDI yau -nl DNilll .. . lflou&ht Marmet 6:50 am.; li E of Parkersburg were the a James J. Reeb Fund. The Mrs Adolph Saelens followed o1 - " " - • • every da'l 0. yau put es up Wlnlield 7:45p.m. ; J. dinner JUeots of her D'JIIley wUI go lo the widow of by ~offee at.Crow'l sb.ak House oil cloanln& lhe unlll 11'1 ablalulo!J ,. ' . -lilY! =~down Winfield 6:30 Mr. and Mrl, Harry the Boston Unitarian rnlnlster as lbe final activity of Busines1 ~w Deed a IIIW Hotpo!nt range who died Thursday night in a and Profealonal women'• Week. wflb both oookfnl <IJid cleaninc hoapltal here from an injury con'NDienceL For examp]e, Hotpoint MeiJ• General Hoopllal received in a heating Tueaday , p- l/011 ~ IDI!nile boot contrOls for ADMISSIONS - Anna Perey, night after taking part 111 a leWIS R~palr S.rvlct tb8 llDfaco unita-yoo am ae1 lhe CaJ. Alhany; Allie Ble~alng, Hart- clvil rlghll demonatralton, ,;,FORrode llllile at any t<mperoture and cook ford ; Mrs. Ben Philson, Racine; G the food predullf tb8 way - want it. GenUe Brown, Pomeroy; Ray. John JemiiOn Jr., a prom!· eHEATIN ADd two ~ 2700-walt ourlace llllill WITH moad Hood, Pomeroy; Mamie nent Blrmill8ham tnduslrialilll, PLUMBING DDihla I'8DI8 heat aJmootlmmedlately to :rou IDI ol MO!dnr time. Miller, Racine; made lha first donalion of • ROOFING GLASS ·DISCHARGED - Iva Cre· $1,1100. , Or you ..., mol< :roar meala oven If you 118 far oway from lilt klld!on. JUII BOI MAKE YOUR SPRING VACATION A means, MiddlepOrt: Claronce The Pull-Herald IBid, "Make $ DOOR the oven liiDII' and it'U alut the "'"" Lewis, Middleport; H. E. Trip- checks payable 1o 'Reeb Memaulomoliml]y, Go ahead , , , plq briqe HAPPY ONE. TRADE WITH US NOW! let~ Pomeroy; Ed&ar Reya- orial Fund' and addrosa donaall a1-. You ..., c:ome homo to a olda, Middleport; J, E. Michael, lioDa 1o James J. Reeb Fund, · · fJillY cooked dinner. Rutland; Rosa Joaes, Pomeroy Birmingham Posl·llerald, Btr· 114 i>W~kldl-rl lledlaoover the joy of mokinr with this LOCAL TEMPS Dllngbam, Ala. lake alfolpoiut .a. 1ao1r:- ult.Sllop In ~ and· ------· The temperature In Pome8 cyl. Standard Trana. Radio roy's bualness dlatrlct at 11:25 L m. loday was (!] desrees, 1111der sunny oldes. rn.rw: ' ...... - 1 / i . for Std. TraDa, $100 $145 KARR and VAN ZANtn MOTOR SALES . GMAC FINANCINCJ.OPIN 'I'lL WY 2-5342 c..iiii••Otdlm..lle t PA · �' • ........- . tor m•"nl 1111 2 4-Dally sentin~l, Pomeroy-lrllddleport, o., Mar. 1 • 11106 ~c 1 • 1114 vtt&IM a heartY l!rfllelion 1o come • . gam. 150 ....,_. 'lbere ,.,. .. !be and 11111 ~en':-(___ Bulkllnl X provided by KaiJ. colors wom by the fair sex state by Helen I!Sottel er Alumln~ tor employee act· the gay w..tem shirtS ""rn by tucl<y. esbmenla were served to IVitleS, was the scene Of a SUCo the men. OS Refr aoo daDCen 8JIII ...,.U "y..~ ' 4okecl For It half-ounce. cessful Invitational Westero It was a colorful lclure d nearly I • m. 1bt re. ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN ThiJ column il for YOWl& peo- Remember : haH-:'""'ce, nol Style Square Dance recently the 250 . dancers sho~:"commhtelt eomt"inl pie, their problems and plea· ounoo. That doesn t allow for from 2 to 5 p. m. whirled m UDiiDD to s ire Jarrell· Lavon Me. ..., . . , . k b 1 1 sures their troubleo and fun photographs, clippings elc.. as cate steps as haU sq~s. tea· of Mary JIIDO Berti ' wocxtrum. IROADWAY BULLEnN Officutldom lSD I tellmg the show, Don Franc a, o v """',Y As w'ItL the rest of Helen Help our daughters blithely surmise Located JUBI. south of the cup chain and ..any others, •· Gauley and e une 'l'urller BOARD pubh~ more than a whit about needs a new set of advisors He s Us!, 11 welcomes laughs b u t _ while WE go broke buying Kaiser plant, Building X had long with the usual and more were assisted by J ued :. LINDA CHRISTIAN TELLS Iwhat s gomg_ on m VIetnam - talented, but ac~rs seldorn won 't dodge a serio\18 question stampo. _ H been decorated with Sprmg as common steps of c~<>-s~o, left and Rutb Pes~. ltmd>'P'lUENDS that Edmund Pur· and, more Important, what Ia know which scnpts are rlllhl with 8 brush-off. IThe LooJ And Tile Short 01 II the theme. AJ chairman of the alemande and cross traJI thru. the sprmg ~,!! upcakes dom ju!!l took a powder and gomg to go on. The U. S. has for them, and now he's done Dear Helen: decorating committee, Mrs. Curly CUster, Hagerstown. eon of sandw......,, c ' lllle hasn't heard from him Since a lot more over there (and near an album titled "Lust. . and Send your teen-age questions 1 am a college sophomore Frank West had used pas~l artl· Md., one of the five top callers reli!hes and colfee. tho first of the yeor On the there I than the man '" the street alone" which iJ a weird mish· to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, and, believe me, 1 have a prob- !icial flowers to make a setting In the country, was at the m1ke other hand, Theo Serapo - Ed· suspects, and the operation will mash of good songs and ~rrl· care of Helen Help Us! this lem! It may sound strange, but for the whirling skirts_of many for the entire afiemoon. TRUE ttlr Pial's widower - ca~ be get a lot btgger before we make ble songs. The LP definitely in· newspaper. ll'm going to the big dance of The Kera Dud., and Dolls. TROLL DOLLS lllund easily m Paris, spmrung our exit from that .terntory · · dlcateo he hasn 't found his the year with the star of the lng a girl and gave her my the Square Dance Club of Ra· rk 8 lllllll>ily with a ~-year-old ac· R~ember, Domemco ;-todugno guardian angel in show biz. Not Everybody Colle1e ound basketball team whom 1 really class ring to wear after she said venswood sponsored by Kaiser from Dtnme$ 79 lftsa named FrancoiSe Maul· of ·volare fame? He s lnvad· Even the cover picture doesn't Dear Heier.. ]enjoy being with. So what's tho she'd go steady With me. My Aluminum, •• a part of there$1.00 & 2. lrly, described as JUst the op· ed the world of the stage and Ido him justice; he's shown 1 am a typical case of an problem? Well, Hel~n , he's six mother exploded. She actually creational progr•m ol ~ plant. fJDsite, in type, to.. the famous will make hiS debut '" a play with a frown and uncombed under-achiever. People _ those feet five inches tall , and l'm started to slap me around the was host. C. E. "Slim Hall Is 1 roll Doll Boll Pen 65c ''iAitle Sparrow. . Regular In Rome soon - 1ust as _an ac· , hai.r, and he 's not at all the un· in guidance. teachers and even five feet one! How am I sup- house, and she demands me to the caller lor the local club. nlghtelub business hit a new lor. No rhymes or music · combed type. I've seen him In a few close friends _ have told posed to dance with him' We'll get my ring back. She says her A door prize was. won by IB for the year last week. Only those who were actually person, offstage, at a party, me this for several years now. look like a giraffe and a pea· mother and father would never Mr. and Mra. Lew1.1 Duncan ~ from one unhappy own- present at the vital mljelmgs and he makes a far better im- 1 have been tested and talked cock or something. The girls in have allowed her to go steady. from the South llwlestoll club. er; . can imagine w~at terrible trou· pression 'when he's the well • to until I'm up to my ears with the dorm think it's funny, so We aren't serious THAT much, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Turner, ao Middleport, 0. ,!'You can't fight TV, Lent ble the Republicans are '" as groomed canadian version of platitudes and helpful hints. they're no help. If you can't but how can I ask for my ring president of the Kera·Dudes and q4 discotheques all al the same far as lhe mayoral! race Is Peter Prep. Originally 1 didn't want any fur· answer this In time for ~he big back' I just can't. But my mo- -:Do;;:l;;;;ls;_,.;e;;;"Pf:;;;;•~ss;;;ed~thiii8Diiiiiiki.soitoaoiiOU tune." However, the local cLll· concerned, w~1ch 1s why t~e . ther education, especlally ·ol· winter dance, 1'11 still be won- ther won't speak to me. - ,. ZCIII'Y should take pride in the smart ones like Jac.ob Javis Sybil Burton, whose attend· lege. But after four years of dering about the next one, and TROUBLED ENJOY ""' that one famous act bomb· and John Lindsay said thanks ance at the. local discotheq~ brain-washing by four different how to take all this kidding. Dear Troubled : 14 .even before Lent arrived, but no thanks. ,. '' almost religiOus, took a wh!l~ guidance counselots, with com· - REDHEAD If your girl really likes Y~U. -will dllflart from their cur· . THE BOX.Q.~F'ICE AT All ~If from her frug and Watusl ments thrown In by the school Dear Redhead : she'll understand that a rmg mt. public appearance long a· m Good Tnne has JUst put activities to try the fare at the psychologist, 1 acquiesced. I Tell the kidders that cheek· isn't all that Important. And I l;J&~d of schedule; a blow a· seats on sale for the next 16 new EngliSh Pub m GreenWlch applied and have been accepted to-eheek dancing is out of style, HOPE your mother soon under· 14inst vulgarity has been struck, weeks - good news to the pro· VIllage. She put her stamp of at college. My parents are hap- and stop worrying about what stands that going steady isn't ~ if quietly . . . The Senate ducers, who . suffered Broad- approval on the Mulllgatwany py, guidance people are proud others think. Any girl lucky all that terrible. Give her a lit· fl.· jlreparing a startling report way's most diSastrous one • stew, suggested m~ salt _for of themselves, but I remain un· enough to attract the star of tie more time. - H. 011 the inner workmgs of the mght stand with their previous the beef and Yorkshire puddrng, convinced about my fuHilllng the basketball team has a big· WITH US COsa Nostra. As of now, they effort, "Kelly." The _Young and mvented an origmal ar· my 'debt to society" by auend· ger problem than how she'll This column Is dedicated to plan to name men and business. man who was so attractive mirangemenl of the pewter mugs ing college. What do you think? dance the Frug with him .... family living, so if >:ou're hav· ee' controlled by the ,ang. the t11le role of lhe IaUer behmd the bar, -READY FO!i MUTINY That's how to keep her dorm ing kid trouble or just plain (MALE! sis~rs at proper distance! - H. tronble, let Helen help YOU. She Dear Helen: will also welcome your own Middleport, Dear Ready: , Here's another troubled teen. amusing experiences. Address Route 7 Perhaps you re more ready I am 18 and have never gone Helen Bolte! In care of this for the military ... or a ~ear or t ely R ntl 1 started dat- newspaper. , two on your own, to !md the s ea · ece y, 11y Wa)'ll< G. Brandstadt, M.D. k e ep household chemicals house and had an upset that kind of work you like and disYou bave been warned to away from children, but what was attributed to teething, 1 cover what you want out of lire. about the flowers that bloom cold or overeating. Certainly, you aren't ready for in the spring, lra·la? The problem is complicated college - YET. Feeling the by the fact that many plants way you do, you might never You alread) know that you have two or more popular make it through the first year, eat t08dstoois you names and may be known by and I'm sure your guidance find growing in the woods, but different names in different counselor will agree - If you'll little has been ~aid about the parts of til• country. stop nodding your head and tell poisonous potentials of other Futhermore, the toxicity of him how you REALLY feeL-H. plants. different species of the same Dear Readers: Many plants, such. as rhubarb plant varies. An example is I made a whopping mistake 11"""" an edible portwn lm thiS !ound in edible and poisonous and before you pelt me with case_. the . stal~), and a pmsonous mushrooms. corrections, l'll gjve myself five portion (m thiS case the leaves, And then again entirely dlf· lash"" with my typewriter ribwhich cont~in oxalates). fl!rent plants may have the bon, and tell prospective pen Others. hke foxglove, are a same popular name. pals that NOT ALL overseas I Isource of potent drugs (m .this Plantain is a bananalike airmail is 15 cents. ']bls rate case digitalis, a heart st1mu- fruit in the tropics. In this applies to Europe, but U you • Tr1nslstor Betteritt la,.t), an overdose of which may country, it is 1 weed found In wrile to the Far East or Africa 1 Flashlight llatterieo have disastrous results. almost every backyard from you must pay 25 cents for each Even • plant as seemingly coast to coaot. Fortunately nei· 1 Lantern lattorlos harmle" as the nutmeg must ther of these is poisonouo. JAYS TO EMCEE . tHobby lattori11 be treated w1th respect. Eat- Here are some of the com- The Jays wdl emcee a Htgh : mg two or three ground nut· moner plant hazards listed aJ. 1 school dance party tonight at tPhoto FIHh megs can cause loss o[ con· phabetically: the North ·Gallia High audltor!atteries sciOusness. The root of aconite (monks- I JUm from 8 to 11 p.m. The pub1 There are In all abou 250,hood) was formerly used in : lie is w~lcome. All Nationally 000 opecteo of plaata, m 0 5 t the practice of medicine, but 1.-...,iiiiiiiiii..,.iiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;iiiii~ Advertised Brands of W'blch are harml~ss, but is now recognized as a deadly I , HELEN HELP US! Voice of Broadway ••. reporting Colorful Square Dance Attended • Bu•'ld'mg X By 300Guests at Ka•ser many.:=:,C: IW!y ·lleatluel, Pi I ·-.- · ~ro111 0) Sentin-el Church News turn! U:. J!i! M1DDUPORT BOOK STORE SUNDAY DINNER THK CHUftCH 11'0.. AU... AU.. fiOIIt .,.._ CHU..CH are Father. It is thia sense of pvtnenhip that baa brought faith . and the Church into lht life ~f our family. We are not foolishly depending on our mere adulthood to 1118Pire eharaeter in them. We do not eollllll&lld that they do what we say, not what we do. And we never Jilt at home while they are in Church, aa th~h the truth they llave gone to seek weren't worth a lll'OWDUP'I effort. We figure God wanta ua .t the listeJiina' post, to m~nitor their spiritual aearehiBp, to !!hare with them the blessingt! He baa given us aD. The Martin Restaurant o. ,:·:Today's .lJfedical Report t i""''"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""tl BATTERY BUYS I DEAD 1 over )00 are potentially da~- poison of no therapeutic value . . geroos. · Adder's tong•Je (dogtooth vioNo one knows, for example, let) l'oots and bulbs may cause how many times a child may violent bomiting. have eaten the berries, Aloe, sometimes found as a It< ves or blossoms of a. plant house plant, will cause purging. growing 10 the yard m: m the Amaryllis, anemone. amlca, autumn crocus, azalea, babies• breath, baneberry, bindweed I (a convolvulus), bird of Para- ' dise, bloodroot, bluebonnet (a lupine) blue weed, bouncing Bet, bOxwood and bracken !em all have poisonous parts. Buckeye, a horse chestnut, rr.ay cause vomiting and diar· Radio & T.V. :. ·N, 2nd Avo. H H H Mlddlop<~rt HourS .BETTER BUYS $ .,63 Rambler i· • • • 1595 .CJassic Station Wagon . One local ownfr. Aulomatic shift. Shows best of care, •• ";62 Buick •·. 1 : rhea . 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Bucket ·_631mpqla - - - 4»-16 HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE -- "'' Fridoy ln-..., Middleport, Ohio · ateerina and brakes. Very niu. Atttomatic shift. ' 64 Chevrolet ,,.. Dnditt - Dart - Dodie Trucks t.liddleport lent diarrhea. ---- &ro.Mt. Ya. :tII FLY REALLY SHARP ~Me.. Tltundey Col011i•ftl lll-14 ~~ WE'RE READY TO OFFER A. TREMENDOUS TBADB-IN 1 WERNER I·4 ALIVE *** or We don't eonalder it eavesdropping to "bear" our children's prayera. Nor Ia It too milch tcouble! In faet, it 18 part of our responsibility to God. For MolHe and Ted Hu ehlldten, too. Parents are parmers witb-not subatitutea for~ur Heave~~)y �)· ,- - -.. . . . -·DAILY SENnNB. - • 1etevJsto'' Revue l=.• By RICK DU llllOW World'a Fair. The dress wu Ulllled Preu lalerullaal blact.UO. H0ib¥WOOD (UP!) _ How ElP Wlllll'l tbere because e.. you aplalD to tboM near be bad 8 bum ltg 1881 year and and dear to you !bat 7011 reoJ. ..,,. be only •corea 25 or 30 ly, hooestly, would rall>er poiolll 8 IIIIDII 111111 oaly lllllDwatch Elgin Baylo. play bu- ag.. 11 or 30 rebounds. But the ketbaU thao see Carol a..... lbow ot B' lliDi from front row cenllir in wu • ""line ~:· Gle: a new musical! 'llle lportl buff presented lba top award whlrb u... in a world an bll oWD. HI wu voted ,to Don Srb Uand II booked. I 10 to aleep aiBhll AmeriOI'I gold medii ~I ~' by dreaining of All-Star buket- awtmmlng liar, And wltb ':::::" ball teams. of the DOJDiDato!d performers .:; Wedneadoy night, ABC-TV band ID !be audience of about presented a "Uve" epecial 2,500, awards wore o1so prebroadcaat designed to appeal to sented lor Individual sportl. the special world of the sporta Among the winners: bull: A IOrt of Aelldemy For college football : John Awards •llbow for atbletes, to Huarte, Notre Dame. For pro minute.. in wblcb many great buketball: Oscar Robertaon, perlormon were bonored for ClneinnllU Royalll. For coUega !hell' acblevemento in 1964. bask e t b a 1i· Bill Bradley Bing Crosby waa tile boat. 'llle P r I o c e t o n. · For bueball: program 'WU produced iD ..... Brooks RobiniOn, Baltimor~ ciiUon wtt11 Sportl Illustrated Orioles. For pro football: Jim magazllle and Tlme-Ufe broad- Brown, Cleveland Browns. Runcast. And lba .leltln& wu tbe nero-up to Srbolhmder for the New York Ctll' thealre of the top award were, ln order: '.::::::::::::::~MA---RC_H_9_·_14-------:::::::::B:E:S:UR:E:T~O~A~SK~FO:R;~~~~:::i•:IM;;,•Rh;::2~hw~l~o:~~r~w~M=n~yo~u~c:I~II~WY~2:·~21:56~~~::::::::::::~~~::~~---J ..,.. ~~ ForS.Ie WANT AD INFORMATION U IIG-•nm•n IJI l.ll.d ....- leal..,. !Obi. R ..b p&J tliiUirt lllnun Ad..,.,.oecP.m, noull&Dd~ 01 tob• ope11 ~ratrrPJ u.u.U,. :~..;::,:I ~;-;;;;--:;;-;;~3~11~3~\p %50 amp 41B IPli'O!Pl«! red bucket seats and vinyl trim. 1962 Corvair Monu Coupe _ _ Only 1495 Automatic trans. Radio and heater. Low mileage. A aharp one. I ltlrJN!rlllll(lfll WUIICNai'J FRU lnla..,_.. 1961 Pontiac Tampest 4-Door - - - $995 Automatic trans. Radio and heater, like new whitewall tlrea, green vinyl interior trim, white finish. The cleanest ear you w!U find. LtDcoln lcn'ln. eo. 111-, f'oiDWOJ' Dlib ..11ttn.t. rum.,.,. Obla. Century Welder. 310 amp cut· IIOUU ........... . . . . . . . . . . a.oot. IID&tb ~~· A II c. DIOO aoo• ting tap, ?» year warranty We trade. Meigs County Landmark, Pomeroy. 3 11 Uc ·$1699 A sharp Low mileage local car. Jet black ftnlsb, tires show little wear, 110 H.P. engine, 4-speed traw. Radio, beater, Twen~ieth pbOa•. tUIItariO taaa. . . . ..,._.a~ 'lTV Motor Co. 1963 Corv•ir Monza Coupe HOD OD )Dh, aJariel, l'flllllldN-ftt.l. W1"1111 •f'ldu -'"'1111' Gil~· 1144.... UHI , . . ..., ~ Dll . . . lib OI'Pl~ QJittl Of' pomeroy $ u. s. Clvll .....icO To"'l trllllltlf 2 SIGNS 1\11 A live in. lnquJre Ohio Middleport. 11 ~ . . ~ for J"bnn .. .. • :~,Jj u~ WANTED : Middle • aged or woman. Must be able SMALL SUPERIOR groin drill, one row com planter, har· rows, plows, suitable for small tractor or one horse. &ATD Good heavy low wheel wag • c.• ror,:-;,.:,• ::•lllMf'tlne on, also butchering tools. A.f. 11101- .....,. ., _,. ter p. m. phone: CH H361. -.ttN a ao• ... PAul tntlabl It d..,• CAD QJ I'BAHU 6 @) t I Dual Speaker au- WANTED' Fu Ume agen or record player, ~.95. big. insuranc~ company . We G. E Automatic record ;>lay· tram you. Wnte Box. 668 R, er, $27.95. 45 rpm automatic The Daol) Sentmel, govmg full record attachment, $lJ.95. particulars about yo•.lt'self. Werner Radio & TV. Middlel-Ute port. 3 11 ~tc -,-~· I Mar. 12, 1965 PomProv Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. W•nted To Buy -- RHI .,~..:.. .. For S•le TOP 0011 MBilr I ~~ FOR SALE : 8 room boute ODd ~~~~ •o. •• oaDINANCI AN OODINANCI To AMINO •••• =. . . c:..=•:,NC,:. N:w:!'; oc 3 wiBV 'OOm for 3 : tprlcedtraJJ. Tl:: ~ era. ery reasona .. for quick sale. Call WY ~7tp· QCTION illddl................ • ..,., ...,... ""· ' ., ~ ~:n.':o,WbieJ.:"'Be!:..~~ ....., vw ......, ,.. ... .,.,_ BOUSE FOR SALE: 3 mDe1 oc.,. ... of .., .....,.., 01>1•• from PomeroY on Rt. I'". w John A. Jeffers, Jr., or call WY 2-801e. 3 12 lite FOR SALE: 8 room boUle, tn l.Jddleport. Double garqe elMer blork building in rear. DoubJe comer Jol SH W175. J.6.8te 2 ACRE lot 800 ft South OD I ' Rt. No. ~ (from Pomeroy Bridge) . Contact Grady Cralg, Mason County1 w. va ' 7'135901. 3-t-tfc ·~~===~POM=~E~R~O~Y~·=OH~I~O~~~==~~~~~~~"i:: OJ« ot from 011 eatlmlteol • COUIIIr!el are eapeeted to parllclpsle In tile 1965 Canada Cup eolf malcb.. to be staged It lhl Club de Campo ol Madrid, Oet. 2l..U, under the superv1lioD of U.. S•••••h ...._ .... _ .,..._ Golf F,_,.,... Nlabt PaUolm.ul 1110.00 ,.r moatb. - · Polko .,.., .., """"· ':.\'.:! ':.':'.....~:;: .:= ~ aecnauoa ...Part.: Pft and 81.0111h. Pool llaaQw - ..oo Dlnctor au. per mua~ t'.'!"~~ ..:":.'"' ....... co•HIIiOftl Attendallt s.ea ,... t.OCIJ' leentu'J 1o lla,Jor 1110.00 . . ATTAXnME month. D\lmp AtteD4ut tM.OO JNI' ~Matlt; C.metet7 latoD tiO.OO per lUaU. Yolwat-r Flr•m•• 16.00 PG' ,._, B• &IUS the .P.1M ill a.rebJ ~ ..o ,. - u .. ••no.., lt7~=~~%= ~~.,-:: Vlllate of llid.dleport. ohJoJ CbJet of PoUe• 1313.11 per IDOIItb. •ru.~u .P.atrolmu. 1111.31 ,. ..o~>~~.ao.., =·t OLD BRASS, copper and bandIron EARLY BffiD CAMPERS pieces, old toys, earved SALE Five room mo,::o;, ••"""""" ~::m!!' ~s ~· ...... muu. in and look over our led furniture, marble bouse piUB breakfast room Strett Employe.• •us pu: holll' Apache line of camper trail- furniture, drop leaf table, corRe•l Est•te ~~ ODd batb at US Unine Ave. ../0::, ::.~~·•Uo• PHONE WY 2·2156 ers and camping supplies. ner cu·hoard•, desks. plao.k REPOSSESSED Seen I'" ' WY by appointment. Phone •~1 SwlmmJnJ lnltrvctor 12.00 per bour. Ma ke your hest buys now. seat enairs, cane chain, '~ ~ 2--25M. 2 22 tic W• Guard• •ua ~*' dQ' Con<noloM .,,.. . . ., 1.113 ' " boou Brl·ng your deal wl'th you · bowl and pitcher sets, china w~• 7b S•cretar, &o Mayor 11eo.oo '*' We are trading. Heated dolls. old lamps or porto of Ur ltZef 240 ACRE FARM, 50A bottom, montb. 14 Amsbary'!l lamps, gas lights and picture : , POMJ!;ROY - 5 - room frame 20 A. hay, S good pastures,' g;=:u~: S::! :::: :e~ :::~ LOSE WEIGHT safely with demonstrators. house witt. bath, gas fired 2 sets buildings, one bouse ~1~n~:r ,!:,m-:, ~O::n:W.tJ~ De•-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c Apache Travel Trailers, 31 fl'ames. WY 2-5262. Mrs. How· , Fourth Ave., Gallipolis. 446srd Cecil, West Main Streel hot air heating, front porch, modern, 300 bulk tank oo~ all ""'·00 . ., m~tb. ' at Stark's Drug Store. 1 023Q· · 10 11 3tc Pomeroy. lull baaemen. . I, 3 wella, '"~"' SECTION ll: That seeuon 1 of Ortl· 1 La rge Iot in m1'llting eqUipmen 2 23 lW!c : vWa•• 3 12 60tc 01 111441•port on MQ' 13, 1983 and good residentJal neighborhood 2 ponds stream and several • all ordtnan~ an.d parta of ordinance• Harden's Market, SyracUHt' has BAL. DUE Far n ,_ o. lie. CUFF'S SHOE REPAffi at fl0,500.00. springs, 21. A. corn. Allot.. tncontl.t:•nt beN'wltb and herel:ly n · "" specials Thursday Fri· STANDING nmber. Top cash , peal~ . new location next to Dr. DabHoo a • ....,.,., writer i!U RURAL - 5 - room t M h fr arne men . ac mery available. SECTION m: 'l'hl.tl Ordinanc• wu day and Saturday : reg. 2 for price paid Marion Reynolds. editor. Fer 25 ,.... lie'a via building. 318 North Seohouse with sink and fro n t Write Box 42, Tuppers Plains, ~.~'-:.';:h ~t•telJ, 39c bread, 15c loal With a Coolville, Ohio. Rt. 3. CaU bHoo a tax col_.ilt. Tlila Oitd, Middleport. 3 12 6tc porch. 1 acre Jot with gar- Ohlo. S 12 stp A.ttut: Gene Gra~_. Clerk $5 purchase of groceries: 8 alter 4 o'elork, 1167-3500. lA• Sm.IUI., Mayor cCIIiibinotioa •in11tly 4Ual· age and nice garden. Locat(3) ta. 11, a. Tako Over Paymenll TO WHOM it may conrern : My cans of Huron milk $1 : Pick1-lll-tlc:11 lfia •inl to t.a ,.., w1oat 1 ed in Rutland Township 1 mlle FOR SALE: Modem brick aod •••••• phone number has been le and Pimento loaf, 49c lb.; ,.. -•tokMw ••••• $16.00 A Month from blacktop road. Only frame ranch home. Large Bldll ww 1M reeetved at th• otftcte changed to WY 2·2004. E. M. Dutc)l loaf, 59c lb.; Crisr letBusiness Services war ,.. COOl 111dentoool ••• $1600.00. living room, three bedrooms, ~~:·:=:b ~ r~~· .~ou=y~.~~ Burton, 578 Broadway St., tuce 2 heads 25c; Florida ortal ....... RACINE S room frame tiled bath and kitchen. Hard- A M . tor tbe Pllrch•.. of tu a.na about tlta Factory Trained Service Middleport, Ohio. anges 39c doz.; Reg. 98c F'a1r· FranL C.. Rousb · . wood IJ . ' . Rlre real Nt.altl, situated Mat tlui tioooL horne wtth batb, eoal fll'ed mont lee cream 79c 10 gal. oors. patio, f.treplace, rorra•r of Mil· arut Pearl stre.u 3 I 6tp We have seed potatoes and Plastering UJnh'actor •c.t Yoor 0.. TtiUllf' . . hot B.ir heating , 2 porches storm windows , doors , alum- m...., ....~e10,vuta,., Ohio. 12, 13, of It, Mlddl•port, 111, IUc \Ul, •M• •an.E IUJJrane~- tJND "Patcbl•• 64 poga, Ia Mluhalod willl onion sets on sale. - a s~ialty" _ .. and full basement. Large Jot lnum windows, marble sijlll, ean,:etlf!d' •.ost VOW' opera "Martin Holtl ~_pie fo,... and cosb. SOc. 1 vi"D Sunday II a. m. to 7 p.m. woth tw<><Oar garage and basement, 100x400 lot. Call WILSON SIGNS tor'• uc..,nool Call W\ '-""" Pomeroy, Olilo 3 10 3tc Phone 286-2104 large shop, trees, fiowero and WY Z.~337. 3 12 12tc GRAMB!JNG, La. (UPI)11111' IT>iRR 3 11 31 shrubbery. $12,000.110. :;s-NQ"Cil&rg;,-ror use of - - - - -- -- ..:.::...:~ P JACKSON, OHIO I"CR SALE: &-room bouse wltb NeDilah Wilson, Grambling C. C. CUCKLER. REALTOR Carpet Shampooer with pur· I. 0 . McCoy, Auctioneer. TrainFor Rent 228 WY ~30 bath, one floor plan In Mid- halfback, bas signed as a free chase ot Blue Lustre Carpet ed experience. Chester dleport, 3 blocks from school agent wtth the Denver Broncos SOc A Copy FOUR ROOMS aod hath, fur- Shampoo. Baker Furniture, ' POtriEROY, Omo 3· 9 tle church, grocery. Very good of the American Football ni,hed apartment, utilities Middleport. 3 9 tc furni•hP<I Tnouire : Ohio Ho- AUCTION: Saturday, March 13, TO BETTER serve you, we Auto S.les__ _ FOR SALE: 4 room !ramo oeighborbnod. Call WY 2-5485. I.,Le;;;;;;iagu,_•·========...;.A~t..O~ur~Co~u~n~te:;;r~,'=! 3 9 121c II house, basement, Jarge tel. Middleport. 1 p.m. The lollo.,ing items will' erate a 4-wheel drive loa<lerl - - - -- --· "-_ _ _3 12 tfc he "old st auction at Paull and back hoe. Free estimates 1958 OLDSMOBILE. First $300 porcb, hot and cold water, I'OR SAI.E-Middleourt'o 183 esl bUUdlooti. locootod 351 N FOUR rooma partment: newly Grueser Building, West Main Phone WY 2-3243. Emmet W. cash takes it. 0111 Bailey, Bxl room added for ballt. acres ground on Old Chester Second Street. Mlddlepori re-decorated, partly furnish- St., Pomeroy, Ohio- (two build· ' Shuler, Contractin&. Elm St., Racine. Road. Pb: WY Ul27. Prl<ed ltJt qulcli oale. ... ed, Phone WY 2·3117. ings East of Midway Mar· 3 4 lfo 3 12 3tc Z.27·12tc quire II Oblo 3 11 ljt ketl. Barrel back cbair,J OORVAIR Monza, 4 iiiiiiiiii rmiEE ROOM furnished apart- lamps. chest ol drawers, sev. lr black, red inter1or, 4 speed, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ment, utilities paid. Married eral T.V 's, trunks, electrir , EXPERIENCED $1200. Marshall Wren, New couple or family of 3. stove, chrome dinette set. i Haven. 3 10 3tp pets. WY 2-3496. 1 11 mattress••· bicycle, platform i AUTOMOBILE 1956 BUICK A·l shape. Phone i -ROOMS llnd bath, basement rooker, glass doer 'lookcase, Chester 965-4&l5. 3 10 3tp an~ rurnaee heat. In sweeper, 3-p,ece aqua sectionroy. Call .,ry z-3319. al living room suite, 2 rock· AND SALE : 1 ton 1953 Ford iog cllalrs· 6 refrigerators, 9 4 Dr. SedaoL Low m!JM... - truck. 1400.00. R. S. Black· 3 ROOMarid batio · furnishOd gas ranges, modem light oak wood, Rutland, Ohio. apartment In Mlddlepor~ bedroom suite, wing b a c · 3 12 3tp ground fioor. 390 S. Second chair, maple bunk beds. over Mra. HoWard Cecil. WY matched antique cbairs. Note : 4 Dr. H.T. Power 118or1roc ODd brailll, ndkl 111111 . _ 2.'1262. 3 3 tie 5,0110 free TV stamps to be WY 2•2141 Po 0 1959 PLnfOUTH Fury, t door. S room and ballt apirtnienl given away . Ed S. Trimble, la,.,..,.,...,...,...,;,"'"~ro,;,y~,~·,,l Good rurmiDg condttioo. See 11o Pomeroy Pboce W\ z.:sa 19 Owner, Bradford Auction Olin Wolf at l4aaon or I& tic Company. C. Bradford, AucCU~1'0M bulrberlnl and cutPhon• 77Wii71. I t lip 12 4 Dr. Sedan, • Ol'l. Std. Tllllt. Blat. TRA~"'ILER:-;:;;:--Io:-1:1:-for:--_-= .t-.=c-1080 tioneer, A. C. Bradford, Mgr. tlng Pbll Meier, Pbooe WY Tile RaJnlor ·Racine, Ohio. 3~tr z-3510. Ill 8 tfa Werld !lmldud e1 Compad loJ Lailliilrymat lid soboo!J 1 Vllleso Lwnber tr SUpplJ Com- NOTICE TRUCK GROWERS: Euelleaco 'piaJ, IIJddleport. ~ Order you ,.utben cabbage Cwrht. 8eaub Ill car room, ride IDd ,... planto now. Will have some comet ' Ill'. lludud - · ladlo lllil ._.. fwauuoee. Small eu oCOi10111,1' Crillil!1t£E ODd lour """" fum- Golden Acre Hybrid. Will IDOl muagerabllltJ - ...... eo..... ...... iiiflllil h ' ..,_. have tomato plaoto last A. C. 'BRADFORD See ...._ WY Uti' 12 I 1ft AprU and May. Charles R. ...... 01111 lleUopollla• Miililn • I Dr. ladaia Bin• LOTS - rree sew- Hams, Portland. Phone VI I U lfe E. ,MaiD - · Pomerar ic- ami nts. Brown's Trail 2693. 3 5 l2tc _ IR Nl'll INCOME TAX Service, JoJm. ir Pari! fState Approved) DON'T PUMP you sluggish • Jl lie BOD • SlmPIOO lnaurance Ag· ~ Oblo, Phone tic tank. Gel ency, Room B, Coat. BaiJd. . ..-.. I IS teptic tank cleaner. ~......,w,,_...., ..., Est8fe For S.le IDg. Middleport. · ,MQilltRN 4 room ODd bath mark F8i'IL Bureau. • ACRE FARM, 4 m1lea from , lllbed apartmenL Middleport. I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....,...,.;;;I_;;IB;_;;:tfc~~-----_,:1_20~tfo:_ New Haven on achool bus • · 'in' Wll'lf. I I lie 1r route. Exeellem 4 bedroom Neltller BodJolq hppl) · ro iOOII apar~~a~a~ IDd 118111 1964 APPLIANCE home with electric beat, aJ. new homet. Buill in kllchlllr. Sedan, I ql AIIm. lnol.. BMW. - ..... lolr, amlnum siding, new roof ODd ......... AD utllllle• f1ll' CLOSE-OUT SALE mll•p 1!111, llorm windows. I M U(lllaln 11bon Dr modem birch built • ln kitchlnwn aJdln&. Call Guy Noit- en. 'lllll farm baa S bartls, Dll tU'I oflce. Pbolll WY RIG. CL.OSI.OUT ler. Racine, Oblo. er WY Z.2064. I-ARISTOCRAT · 10,1100 eapaclty poultry house I l2 lie WASHER $215.00 $210.00 1229tk and many other desirable lea· I-ARISTOCRAT EL.EC, turea. Spring II comiDg oo ,...... rooms aod bath, flll'l> DRYER . . . $179.00 ttSO.DD let's look today. llllld, private entrance, 1701> I-CUSTOM lloallq Haven - Fourth Streel, % Mulberry Ave. Phone WY WASHER . $175.00 $155.10 '"z ........... bedroom all • electric home ie'll or inquire at 378 Sec- l-PACIMAKER II.EC. i!oiol , _ witb lull size basement aod .-d Street, Pomeroy. J.l..lfc DRYER $205.00 $110.00 ... loaN oD .... 1-15 CU, FT. COMII. 1 car garage. The Uving S.le or Tr•de PROSTLESS $349.00 P15.00 is large and bao a fireplace. 1-11 CU. FT. UPRIGHT Bess MeRedueed to '10,500 and can ....... GOOD Coo FRIIZER SW.DD $225.00 Cllll In 10'14 llaJ • NI&M be purchased by a veteran • o:ov n Hounds, will 1 - CU. FT. UPRIGHT '.lie with nothing down and trade for pony. Phone WY Z. FRIIZER S26S.DD $240.10 monthly paymeniB of $58.00. JOOT. 3 12 6tp 0 J. N. <Jim) RoUIII, "roker J!OR LIVESTOCK, Ford, p M~ROY ....._ &nolol ..... ,.., fib a Mary Streele lieavy duty pick-up, aood Jock ~H~';'' IU £uo MliB lllreol, , _ New Hovu, W.Va. i,tfreo. RUIUI well. Also Black WY 2-2111 tnJ, IR WI& Phone 10-ZIU Hawk, 5 h.p. &arden 3 11 ~ Tool Plekup, V8, I opoad ......m ...... with tlllage equipment. Liv-·--'· Ill D. Johnson, Dover, ••"""' 3 11 Ohw. 3tc If_,_=;;;;;;;For~_;Le~•::,••:_.=='tiFi Holstein cow aod 570 ACRE Dairy Farm lor rent FOR LEASE helfer Sherman Roberti 7 miles East of Athens, Oblo lnaur•nce Pom~. WY 2-M7I. ' on Route 50. Modern convenli '1'011 Pickup, va, a .,.... 3 11 3p leoces. 500 gallon bulk tank swf:""N!O;J~;-::. with DeLaval mUklng equipPIIU'I'O Cortfuii 14i vlttt. Cop ; two menl. Harvestore silo 26-50. Iii llllde al llpl Dilles out of on Har· Another silo 111-tll. For add~ 'blr1b ._.,. IIIII 11moat rlsonville Road. Marvin Stone tlonal information call a-ge - - . L&lbi. ,........,.,~~----=3~l:.:0_.::: 31P Couladis LY 2·7052, , AU..ns, . ' ' _ ...... •e•n 111-••••e.e. p "' Modem I Baya, 0ooc1 LoeaDr. Melvin E. Doerr, VetertnOhio. I 11 3te t f 1fe lion. 'EueUent OpportuDIIJ For QualHlect Penon. arlac, large and small animals. FOR SALE : 5 room bolls~. bath '!!!~ l'ellewable lor 1.28 Washingtoo St., ooe... full basement, furnace. Mro . !Ill ~. IJaued Pheno Po-oy WY 2·5211 wood, W. Va Phone Z'13-IZII. Grover Jenkinson, 21 · Snring 606 E. Main St. IS.Ill .... t'holia WY Ul16. "" Office loaurl, DaUy 4 to 8 p. Avenue, Pomeroy, Obio. · 0.111,.111. 0. 446-t102 1'U PLACJ. A UIIUI.1 · P80DIJCIN8 WAN'~ AD pI AN 0 -- --- - -- -. M,...,. ..,......, ,..•.._ Cu.,"" .,., .,,.lt w I• ':.t_ PoMH suus ,... 11l0aua. IIM.M '* m!:~ .Patrolma.D ·-------. ... '!be preMDtert olso Jnrhutect oporll lfMio IUdl u Slllll M,.. sial IDd Murray Rooe. And there were ,.me iood chau&eo of paee wttb lllml of IJIQI1a bonen as wtU 81 upoell. '!be pi'GSJ'am wu at Ill best wbeu tho oomlneea were lhoWD on Wm In thelr perlormaDceB. Fulure awards lhowa abould have more of t1111 and keep the atW abOII a1 a mlnlmum. And If things should get slow, just throw ID 10me foolage of Elgin. Mr. and Mra. Don Taylor and .... of ADleUa, Ohio Will spend tbll Weelrend With ber parent., Mr. and Mra. ~ld Lookadoo. l\oportl" lllbjtct for Mardi • II abarttoo. • • Same oetwork'l "Twentieth Centllr)'" lw iclldl Jl deals With lllo IM4 Warsaw uprising agaillllt tho NW,, 1011 lnrludeo footage !limed bl' membera of tho Polish UDder· ground • , • 'lbe code review board of tho National Assocbo Uon of Broadcastm warns lelevllton OOIIIIDI!fdall o1 toy1 lhould try to lhow u playlblnp rather than rea~ IIUcally. . •You bel . . . 'lllere'a nolhiDg cuter than a marbjr,. gun. •. 'llle realistir, hard-sell eommerotalo of war toy muulacturera Jut atrlltmas ...,100 f WU I dlagracelul epllode in video'• blllory. ' - I r---- .. PHD LASIW&L NANCY- G!T 50/11\ETHING TO PLUG UP THAT HOS!! J8.. .....- 11,- ..-......., ....... t.J:np. .,_ 1.' . Capttul ot l.l'l'rocuioriy lootiJed ll.An'dOUI 1.11 4.0' w ... 1 &&=iir"= 18.=~:: f. Llttlo ¥bt n• 17.1Ua&'- ··ped tool .. 111m...,. &"srl:e I ...... J ooral Wands jedpMat :ItO. Bot... 14.ReiJ .u.- • M. li<!wln&' ... 18. <luidoo :UO.N..._ &Gx tal lm .... 'ic"' ·-..fPil 1' •• ..,..~. 38.- 11.-:lt or lt. :10. Part ct "to be• 18. or,. of .... 22.atruo 11.8» b '31', HMc!Jand 31.0 , .... lll.- domain rr. &ll:mtoJDy ·-- =-.... 211. EveDIItpo ~ 111SOLINF. ALL,ft 31. 8tmgo4 32. &lngiae 18. Xlddlo 36. Paleetine plain: Bib. 39. Branch rallruo4 414'00 llDe 411. Requlrod t2. Ghottllke <f. Lift ... 45. Clever ~ dinetiQafl Clacler coneo - DOWft l.J&u. " re'• fO!III for 111oupt, Ro-1 Do you think people · ra bapplar 1 ' :/.ean qo than they are Uvinc iat 111'• .iliad paoe'l"' WMPO Radio Mllnday 'l1ofoo -Friday• dn Sundown sere~~ade . •=========;1112 Over Stocked! I WheeI AIignment 1 . 1963 Chevrolet 1 ' Brake Service BlaetfnarS = REASONABLE OFFER -•1895 tur· i .............. . . . ON ANY 1961 Dodge · - - .. *1295 USED CAR 1961 Plymouth - . - '1195 Low Down Payments .... .-. ........ 1960Dodge l960Ford . - ... . - .. Bank Financing tr~;:j'::;::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:~j---·~--.....,..:..'..:•:.:*:... 1 ---::-- --=-.::...=:_ IS Fort SALE • • • YOU TELL US WHAT, rOU WILL PAY AT--- ASHUND OIL SERVIa STATION Pomaro)l. 0. 1 211 ttc a 10 1959 Dodge .. . 1958Ford METROPOLITIAN MOTORS - m. - I1,E!etl•;il!l? Ill' 'l!tEGReNAPI! AnACX, TilE ate .. .. . 5. ' PQl YXPKX CrJ'ptoqaote: - r ......._ ANT W<U., 1'<0\01, IN A 11000 1-EUCCIPTl'R I'D SA-l ~AL~ ~ HoUR . BOT T~E We'RE 1'RAIRJN<; rT COULD ll>KE A !..!I!l.!i LONGER ! ABBIE AND SLAn REP &llOUNP.. f N(liNEER? WHAT KIND, MECHANICAL- ELECTRICAl • . CJV/L •••no NAW ... NUrnN'LIKE PAT! I'M II 6AN·Ir·A·$NUN ENGINEER! ' NlP lHEIR ; LAUNCH!~ P,j~'IE •. . - - $595 R. tt Rawlinos '.. Sons ' Yesterday'• OXPQ 10-"J~~ TRUCK BARGAINS ;.·. DIE TIME TO BUY IS NOWI EVERY CAR OZBSlB . -GCI GX.J'IJ A~ . , . , . . .t r b llllfc ,...__ _ _ _ _ _•• 1962 Mercury - - •1395 1962 Volkswagen·· SJ395. ON OUR LOT! a. .. •1495 REFUSED BJVNYP .• lo W J EH RADIO 1962 Oldsmobile-·- •1995 1962 Dodge - - PQ.J VPJIGXJV 1:110 Sljpl-On, New1 8:30 Sign Off STORY ~SPLBNDm LS WHOLLY TRUE.-SAXUEL JOHNSON 6:0S Sacred Heart 8alordays: 8:·20 l\leli!s CT, RFD 6:00 Sign On - News · - - ..- - ............. a..J ~:25 Paul Bowers Farm 5,05 Country Music Time 1:30 Bill Miller Show 1:25 Country Jamboree 6:57 Weather 7:00 News 7:110 N~tionsl News 7:115 Larry Anderson Show MONDAy THRU FRIDAY 1:00 Midway Ma!lnee 7:05 11•11 . Moller Srow 10:4! It's Music - Army 7:15 Sign Oo 3:55 News Beat 7:31o S~rta 11 :110 Dairy Valley & Dutton's 7:30 News Headlines 4:1¥) DisciDg with Doss 7:35 Bill Miller Show Top Ten Show 7:32 Musical Clock 4,30 Interchange 7 : 3~ Pickens Hardware Show 1~· 00 News 7:4.1 Echoes of JoY 5;00 Community Newo ··(Tiieaday·Thursday) 12:l!i Musical Interlude s,oo Oluo Valley l'<ewo 5:05 World News 7:50 News 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teeta 8:05 World Newa 5:15 Sports Today 8:30 Dally Light LOO 'llle Jim Mees Show 1:10 Sports Today 5::!1' Weather 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 5:30 Sundown Serenade 8:15 Weather 5:30 Dinner Musloale (W,ed.-Auction) Fri, Show) 6:30 Sign Off 8:It Musical CIO"k 6:00 Sign Off . 9:00 News SDDda)s: 8:56 Com.nunlty Newr SATURDAY 9:05 Coffee With Janet 7:30 Sign On- Army Hour 9:00 Talk of the Town 7:15 Sign On 10 :00 Swap Shop 7:55 News 8:55 Mason County Newa 7:30 News Headlines 10:15 Morning MeditaUons 8:00 Frenrb City Baptist 10:00 Publio Service 7:32 Musical Clock J0 ,3lJ Bill Miller Show Church 10:15 Family Worsbip Hour 7:46 Word and Testimony 10:45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 8:30 Sunday Show !0:30 Lat.chs•cing 8,110 Ohio Valley Newt 10:45 Family Worsh1~ (Thurs.) 9:30 The Bible Speaks To You tHIO News Beat 8:05 World Newa 10:4.1 A,.S.C. Prgm _!Pete 9:45 Wash. Repts To People 11:05 Morutng Melodie> 8:10 Spcrto Today Shields) (Fridays) 10:00 The Gnod Life eacepl Friday Churcb 8:15 Weather 11:00 New~ 1&:15 ~ssmao's Report Bella Ring • 10:30 Song & Story Hour 11:05 Tiny, s Country Junction 10:30 Sunday Show 11:45 World News 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11:45 T/"Y~. Country Hymn 11.30 The Quiet Hour 11:55 Mason County Newa 11,00 N•wa, Army Hour , . ,1'1(11e 12:110 .News 12,00 Community News 11 ,30 PubUc Service 12 :00 Cement Block News 12:15 The Christian's Hour 12:05 Local Newt 12:00 News Rouodup 12:30 ao.&oler's·Gueat Star (Frl) l2:3L The Rev. Merlin Teell 12:10 Marketo 12:20 Bulletin Board 1~ : 30 Larry Anderson Show 1:00 The llUDdaY Showcue 12:15 Weather 12:25 News 0 Grama ! :00 Jim Mees Show 1:30 'llle Rev. Silas Blllups 12:20 BuUetln Boord 12:30 Satarday Matinee 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 2:00 tbe Rev. Andrew Parsons 12.15 Newa 0 Grams t: 110 DisCIDg with Dou (Tiies-'rhur.) 2:45 'llle Rev. Roscoe 'lllorne 12:30 County Ageol 4:30 Top 1'en Revue · t ·SO N'w' (Local) 3:10 'llle Sunday Sbowcate 2:46 Oluntry Go Roond 5, 00 New• IW.mdup t :40 Jim Meea Show 5:30 Baptist Laymao'o Hour 1:56 News Deal 11:15 Pubtic Servica 11:110 News 6:00 'llle Sundown Serellada 1:00 Country Go Round 5:311 Dinner Musicale II:~ J!ID Mees Show 8:30 Sl8JI Off ' 1:55 Newa Beat 6;00 Sign Off TERRY • 1 CTZXQ i 1 0 A I'LY CROSSWORD •4"!!R(NJ;s fruit er- ___ __ _ -- !5. Cutro'o No,....- •• ••• 5 ~- - - - - -r-- Bradley lDd Hlllrle. ' . When you pia.. your "mlr~el••orldnt• ciMalfled 4urlnt March, you -.lve 1 DOUBLE VALUII Whet- nu.,._ ef Un11 your CI-'W -ntlt., wo'llglvo you 2 for I. In other wnlo pine your Cluolfled for 3 d..,.. and you11 receive the nut conn cutin. 3 dilyl AISOLUTELY.PRII, ·~~ ad In The Dally Sentinel Cl... lfled for 6 full dty~ ffor belt Nlultt) and WE WILL GIVE YOU THE Nll(T SIX DAYS, ...,. ed, FREE OP ~~~~!! are no gimmicks to thl• ofhr. It lo bolnt offeoed to all our reJC!on ucept t ' - now 1111 contract In Clullfled •1141 wiJ! up1re mklnltht Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ----- - - Brown, J'Otel' l!neD (II'ICtJ , 'ne ebuol Swim: '!be "CBS CLASSIFIEDS 2 for 1 SALE NATIONAL WANT AD WEEK .- --~ --c----- .. ftNUh••·· �) • Pastor Sellers Presents Paper Catholk Women ro Sponsor Bake SGle m~tj 11 ... I •e Mareh : 1 Catholic Women s c u o Sacred Heart church was Wednesday evening ln th church auditoriUm following the lenten servt<e. Ditco'll•r tN hictderl brillianc. and beauey i n your di•mond. A aup.tl'bty laSihOiled settin& •HI ..,. __ __ ..... m11ke y o~o~r pm look tara•r, IOwli•r. Find the 'I~ yo.~ prefer tn 01111 wioe Ml.etion , &m Mrs. Paul Casri, president. opened the m'"'ting with prayer. Plans were discussed for a rummage and bake sale In April, the dat.: to be announced. Plans also m l adte white ,,ep ant sa e a e meeting. Round robin gel well cards were sent to Miss MBIII· dt Schorn Mn. Pauline Allgel· eltl and Mrs. Basilio Girolaml. ~ereh ~~or ne~ ~ ;;:Y~:.t~g. ~~~w~s~y ~~~~ wei ers fe<! hour ~ •) CaU. are Made on Member Pro•pectt Members of the GQiden Rule Cl88S of the Middleport Firat A paper entitled "Pt·ayer 1 Baptist Church called on pr.. lnd' ldual" wa . pre- spectlve members as a part of 1 nd th e tv •1 their meeting Thursday evensented by Rev. Paul A. Se ,.,.., ing at the home of Mr. and P•stor of the Syracuse ~! Mrs J Jenkins. . Charge, followec. by a . After. the calls the group reston on prayer, when the Melf!S turned 10 the Jenldos home County Ministerial Association • b . I met Ill regular session in the wherehe~d shb~rt G;:•~n~ MI. Moriah Baptist Church in ;~~!dent. A report was given Middleport recently. by the flower committee and The Medicare and discussion held on various busmedtcal bills now before iness matters. Refreshments k · W hlngton were served by the hosts to m sedaslt was, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Anthony, . urge Mr. and Mrs. Tony Fowler, Mr. ges I , and Mrs. Manning Floes and to Mrs. Richard Hovatter. their stand on Medicare or Eldercare. ~wma ~ ~~r~e ~ist.;.s ~it~~ toM:I:~ :~::~~m'::: rf 't:n::.V J •.... . ,_.., ...,...,.......,........1[ Rev. Joseph Kraly of the St. r'-~................................................ Men &Women's NAME BRAND CLOTHING In New Spring Styles SHOP Around And About Middleport I Paul's Lutheran Church of Porn- eroy volunteered to present a paper entitled "Antlnomlanlsm, its Theory and Practice," at Ute · next meeting. Ladie• of the MI. Moriah Sgt. end Mrs. Edward Lee Church prepared and served a McComas and dulhlers Dianchicken dinner for the minis- ne Leigh and Patrac1a Ann tors following the meeting. have arrived lor a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McComas. Sgt. ~cComas SON BOBN has been stationed In Vtet Nam M and Mrs Donald F. and Mrs. McComas and daughJoru';;on of Porti.nd are an- ten have. been residfn& In Ne- :~r~;:~t!'tlrt! of as~:a~: ~~:; ~·~.':,~as:ot~~i. .~: Marcb 7, weighing 5 lbs. 15 oz., named Bruce Dohald. He has a brother, Brian Arthur, age 21> years. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thereon Johnson of Racine and Mr. and Mrs. WilUam A. McKelvey of Portland. Great srandparenta are Mr. and Mrs T JL Hllldore and Mr. and ·~. Fred Philson of Racilte. MIDDLEPORT, 0 . lives before commg to Middleport. . Mrs. Michael Clm~ has returned to her ho~e m . R to Grande after bemg WJih her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roush and her son, Ricky: She hsd been iU w1th a VII'US inleclion. Mrs. Charles Searles Is a ~urglcal patient at Holzer Hospttal In Gallipolis. Barbara Morgan, Ohio Unlverslty student, spent the past weekend with her sister, Mr. lllld Mrs. Dan Meadows and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jones Sentlllel. Pomeroy-~4dleport, Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mrs. Elza ed Holzer Hospital for observation and Sr · Mrs. Charles R. orr Sr. left today, for CoiWIIbus to altelld a B&PW tea honoring mothers wlth her doUihter, Miss Polly Karr. . Mr. and Mrs. Natlum 8lgp apent last Sunday in C41WIIbua with their daUihter, Miss Jean Caslo. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eichinger and daughter, Paula June. were Columbus visitors on Wednesday. RobertThursday Pullins !of arrived or aThurstvlsoiln with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Rollin Bearha ' · M. Roher! Rltdale Mrs. BID r~rueser and l\11'1 .' Gary OUI visited Wednesday in Belpre with Mrs. Paul Grlnste.acl. Mrs.. CISir Spencer and Mrs. Robert ·Ritchie visited Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. H u g b Bearhs and IOD, Ronald. Mrs. R. A. Thompson reltlrnedIt! ber btme, Pittsburgh, Pa. Thursday after a visit with bet 115tet=, Mrs. Mary E. Oh- linger. SOI'lll \.dnLI CALENDAR .,. , Mart& n The JOF Class of the Unit· ed MethoCilst church will meet at the churCh, Monday at 7:30 p. m. Theodor'uo Council Daulbters of America will meet In resuJar aeoslon at the IOOF Hall, Monday at 7:30 p. m. A social how' and games will follow the meeting and those attending are osked to bring aandwiches Chester Council w-.Jnesc/ay · III'Cl · - -MARCH It The Ladies Auxiliary to the Lewis Manley POll 263, Amerl· can Legion, will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mra. Will ·winston at 7:30 p. m. Club Meets at M::YBernard Schramm Zanesville Is visiting with daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Lydia Eberabach enter· Lyons and childri'D,, Tom, talned the Pomeroy Shakeada, Bernard and Debbie. Mrs. , f Lyons and Debbie peare club Wednesday a ler· led Mrs. Schramm to noon at her Mulberry Av home. The meetiug, in charge ol po~nday guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Henn~y, president, M s C H Jones Third Ave opened with devotwna by Mro. w~~ h~r ~ister a~d brother-~ Jed Webster Sr .• who read two Ebersbach Home SEE rr.-SEE US ••• AND SAVE BY BUYING IT WITH A LOW-COST BANK LOAN! Tho low ...1 ond clHrly lloted lol'tlll lno unoxpected oxtrasl of our bonk •uto loane con wve you monoyl They'ra Nsy to ••PlY out of lncoma too. OTHI!ill POMEROY NATIONAL BENEFITS: ,, Ch- tho one monthly fNlyment plan that best fih; your budget Sea How Llttlolt Cosio To Flnonce The Pomeroy Notional Way $1000 1500 2000 3000 136 MONTHS :30 MONTHS !24 MONTHS 118 MONTHS I I $32.77 I 98.33 49.16 65.55 I I I $38.33 57.50 76.66 115.00 -i<!* POMEROY ,.~~ $46.66 70.00 93.33 140.00 $60.55 90.83 121.11 181.66 NATIONAL BANK SEitVTNG MEIGS COUNTY FOR OVER 93 YEARS POMEROY ' · RUTLAND DAY SERVIa SHIRT FINISHING Den Three CUb Scouts met Wednesday after school at the home of Mrs. Richard Rosenbaum, den mother, with Mrs. :::.llmore, ...~s~ant den ROBINSON 'S Tbe CUb Scouta' oath In unison opened the meetlug followLAUNDRYed with the pledge to the DRY CLEANING led by Ricky Case and a soug WY 2-5428 POMEROY led by Tommy Reed. The pro"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::iiiiiii::i:iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ject lor Ute week wu palnlln3 ,wolf or indian head tie pins. Refreshments of cookies and kool-ald were served by J o • Rosenbaum and a candy bar was given each boy by M I k Gilmore In observance of hll TONIGHT & SATURDAY birthday, alter which the lfOUP "THI LIVIL Y SliT" aang Happy Birthday to Mike, (Technicolorl -•-· Jam.. Darren, Pamela Tlf· Attendlug were the ..,..e ltn Doug McCiu"!'z Joanle and Jeff Hysell, David White, Soinmero Marilyn Maxwell. II ~l!cl&~ Couch, Harold Slasou aDd "BULLET FOR A BADMAN" II Marvin McGuire. The nell fTechnicolor) Audle Murphy, Domn Me· meeting wiD be 'l'ue.tday alter Gavin, Rota Lee, Sktp Hom· sclioo1 at Ute Rosenbaum home eler. with Andy Vaughan to provide Member Federal Reserve System Moreh 14-15-16 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation "THI NIGHT 01' THI! IGUANA" Richard Burton, Ava. Gard· ner. Sue L7PD. Deborah !torr, Jameo Ward, GriJIOD BID; Cyril Delevantl Your Savings E1m 4% Interest . ·.. E;ffttlve Mllr. 15, 1965 John H...toft't c.r. .... - "t;~ Class Supplies Planll were made to ~ lllppHes for the klDclerprlc and nunery clmes by 1111 Eleanor Clrele of Heath Mell> Church Thureda the chiU'ch. y :a 'f;;.~~?:'· ~ :::::s~ foun~~"."'·t!!e~ Hs~ey~:"otJ:ea~!: Henry M Biggs. Mrs. ;.label Van Meter ~=:":· uruo ' and Mrs. Marlon Wood. • ser wa; Ullintetttionally omli!M. SATURDAY IS BARGAIN DAY STOR" HOURS ARE I'ROM 9 IN THI MORNING TO 8:30 IN THE EVENING ... lhll Saturday • • • lllp aehool , dance. at the PoiiMitoj Junior Jf1P auditorium lrolll • to 11 p.m. The Ja7a will . . 1 11 ... .,,•5• Alabama Governor Asks for Conference on Tense Issue i!:illfll.\INifii01iilbJI:a/ the marathon C()nfrontation be- possible moment," said ' 'a solu- tween police and demonstraors lion leading to the cessation of that has heen goiug on ln Selma these demonstrations is of urg- Comedy ( ?) of Bumps Foilow. SWI.tch at Dri"ver's ·Seat· ~~u~~e~~~· i~~:~n .~:~~~ for the past three days. The demonstrators say they The governor met late Into the want to Courthouse march to the Dallasa gomery. night with his cabinet in Mont· County to hold The Pnmeroy Pollee Depart,. more. This time !he Firestone rights advocate who was slain. Walla<e's tr!egram said GOOD CITIZENS - The R eturn Jonathan Meigs DAR ch~pter met in Pomeroy at the Federated church .J'ri. . state authorities "are com- day for tts annual Good CJhzens dtnner .. Honored at the event w.e~e fiv e students, each representing a b i 11. ment Investigated one of those vehicle went forward and hit Offici•ls have banned 111ch pletely adequale 1o cope wHh school of the county. The gtrls were wtnners of the DAR Good Ctlizens contest. Left to right are Donna Crow 1 "most unasual" traffic ac- another parked car owned by marches because of the racial this sitaatlon . • • which Pomeroy school ; Martha Ntcholson, Mtddleport High school; Suzy Parker, Rutland High school; Mrs. Wilmj cldents Friday morning on Dick Vaughan. climate of the town. State troop- poses some of the great.it Sargent, chatrman the event ; Wtlma Atherton, Eastern Htgh school , who placed high on the Jist of partlt:IEast Second-st. Pollee said Mr. ers are standing by to enforce iaternal problems ever faced pants; Clartce Nom s, Southern H1gh school, and Mrs. Beul ah Jones, regent. _ Sentinel Photo. Tbey saJd the acchfent oc- was not injured. No charges the ban. by thla aatlon." But, J&e aafd, C!)ll'l'ed when a ear driveo by \tere flied. Wallace, In a telegram to (Continued on Page 2) w. Stansbury, Q>lumbut, - - - -- -· - --'-- - - ' - -- --''--- ---'--- - - - - '' - - flnpped on East Second to let oUt 1 passenger. Mr. Stansbury got out of his vehicle on the driver's side and Mrs Stans. Good _Citizens willJ!ers of the :eon. ISchool. high scorer in thP coun· l hec:'" .careefa they plan to follow' bury ICOOted over to take over ftve Metgs. County h1gh schools The girls were lniroduced by :ty; Clarice Norris, of Southern ' after graduation. at lhe wheel. were special_ g1Jests of Return IMrs. Harold Sar ent Good Citi -·High School: Donna C r 0 w. . Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daugh- zen chainnan gwh~ resented Pomerov High School ; Suzie ~ISS ~arker: Me-Igs O:Jun. PnUce said the car wa$ apters of the American Revolution h .th .' behplf f h Parker · Northwestern High t.y s Jumor Mtss pageant wift.. t th I Ch parently left ln gear during 0 eac WI a pm on a o t I! ner was introduced by Mra. a e annua arter ay Iunc h- chapter Certificates .11 be lv- · School, a nd Martha Nicho lson. E · the switch In drivers and Mrs. eon Friday afternoon at Ute Fedlat · . . wt 1 g Middleport High school merson Jones, regent. MISI Stansbury steppe4 on the gas erated Church m Pomeroy. l :oniese~t :~e ~~f;o~~~~ ~ch:~ l Each of the winners de~crib- ~~rkerf ~~veJ an. in:~esting re. feed os she attempted to get W f th h led the acti vities in their com· .. w 0 e_ umor tss compeIn JlO!!Iilon to drive. The car omen e . c urch were i Receiving the pins were Wil - munities. schools and churches tit 10 " at Mtddleport and at tht !!lOVed, knocking Mr. Stansbury lD chsrge of ser':':'g_ the luncn- rna Atherton of Eastern High in which they participate and <Continued on page 21 to the !"'Vemeni. c,. Ht~h ~f DAR Honors Citizenship Winners bul'npetl Film Shows llow Politics Work at Home • ; See our new samples feetu;.. · ., .1 IE ing the newest fabrics In the a· Mrs. Stansbury again put the car Into a forward gear and otruck the Haggerty truck once . finest selection possible. + Spurred by tho memory of a sleln whitt 111inltter, cl• vii rights cruuclon wora rNdy to march ~oin today In all porto rtf lht nation to prolftl violence In t h e South. Soma groupo bei.ded outoldo various fade rei SELMA, Ala. (UJ>I) - Gov. George C Wallace flew to buildings ocrou lht nation with 1 promloe to kaep vi- Washington today to confer with President Johnson on I all• until P,..lolent Joh- would take action In Sel- Alabama's tense racial situation. Wallace took off from me, ~a., whorelncldenb hove occurred. Montgomery, but his departure was cloaked in secrecy. Thousands rtf rellgous INdan, coii.P otudento and Cecil Jackson, the governor's executive secretarv, said civil rlghb workers wara being kept Informed about that "for security reasons" the time of departure ond the Alabama Gov. Georga Wolloce's requMI Friday night governor's arrival in Washington would not be released. to President Johnson for on appointment. Wallace said . Traveling with Wallace were his news secretary, Bill he would be willing to spetk to Johnson at tha "earlitll Jones, and other top aides. ponlble moment" to dlocu11 the situation betwaon poWa)lace requested the conferlice end demonstrators ot Selma, now In its third day ence ·with Johnson Friday night. Johnson Friday night asked rtf otolemate. He said he wanted to discuss for a meetlug "at the earli"'t en¢ •Double HNdlnp for llrength and apfiearance eSW' Permanent Buckram heeding• eDoullle lldelnd looltom home eOverloc:ktCiand ...,.......... ' . . e All • perfactly llllllchod •"" .,..,.,............ w.lghted ' 11t1t allace, By UniMd Prell International ffrJ Our CUllom MMit Dreperl11 haw outstanding workman1hlp •rd . qu.llty futuret- ... ohnson, &ruck own by Bob Haggerty of It Firestone, Middleport. ~ ·. 8qtnsbury qulddy put the car In rever"' and backed UJ{ 11118 however, was not the .' ' en tine r• ...... ,..... ... -................ -.. • .'.iieilt"' - '·ifiW· :ard_t ·aitd CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES Dr.,..Y De;f. 11'0 , •• ,, . . , • , , ·, I ! . ;. ( Mro. Stansbury, In her IUrprise moy.ct the gear altlft to drive. The car Beautify Your Windows With nA PLANS DANCi: The Pomeroy PTA will IIIJOII' at y Jfllll . . . . . . . . . ..... ° Elberfelds in Pomeroy ther~ll. ...... 1 1 Anyexactwl~ ....... . . . • • • • • • 1! • I( • nil l'tdell .. lite ..... te I BigSavingsonMen'sand Boys' Wearing Apparel- on Furniture and Floor Cover· ing and Appliances for Your Home Ready-To-Wear, Draperies, Bed Spreads Home Furnishings, Dry Goods, Lingerie, Kodaks and Film, Cosmetics, Towels. "ny OIIICtlenefh l'telled .. any fullLined or UIIIIMd • ~. ~ st~bury Elberfelds in Pomeroy . M.deToYourOrcler y_, ... .... ...... .. tile thdled prayer service for a white civil AT .,.lea • ~at M~rl~Sch::::~ ~: MEIGS THEATRE tUN, MON., TUII. lftoJr Man Power," Cub Scouts Meet WithDenMother ON 4. Dobtoeoncelllng llfalnouranco lo yours at no odded coot to you AMOUNT w1th scnpture taken from ·-·· 6 1-8 d "The First -•an.. : . an taken Word, w1th scripture ~m I John 4:1..!, and closed. with prayer. .Members answered roll eall wtth theII' favorite novel. A contribution was made .to the F<tedom FoWidallon proJect. A legislative . meetlug to be held In Nelsonvalle on March 25 wos annoiDlced. During the prOIJ'am how:. Mr•. Hennessy pve a review of the book, "The Man" by Irvlng Wallace, with the scene laid ln Waahington and dealt with the raCial problem. A dessert course was served by the hosless. from a table w~th lace c-over and centered wtth an African violet. Mrs. Henne88y prealded at the allver coffee ·oervlce. Favors were St. Patrick hat pins. ONE 2. SeiKt your own outo lnauranCOII!Janl. 01' LOAN ar:ticles,. ~~One Of Le- W Va Olher recent . and . guests~·.of Mr. Mrs. Jones were his cousiri, George Baker of Columbus, and Mrs. Maud Young, Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Walton were In Danese, w. va. over the past weekend where they visited with her sister Mrs. verga Rogers. ' RETUBN FROM FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Purley Karr have just returned after ;pendlng the past few months In Bradenlon, Fla. While there they traveled from Miami Nassau on the c. c. Farmouth Ship Included in the party of ~lends from Bradenton who ' made the trip was Mrs. Nell I Shumway formerly of Syracuse Ohl~ I 1. Decide on tha cor. law, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Thlrd Birthday of lfOW YOU DOW Mn. VlrJII Manley oatertaiDeel recently with a flmtly diJI. Th Pa I Councllorl of Cbes- ner and party In bollor of her e 1 Amer- da"n"'•r Sandra, lfho observ· 1 ter at eel ibtrd blrthdily annlverlea met ,.....y ·-~--I sary Following the dlmter I ""' the lodge hall with Mrs. , _ •·-~ decorated birthday eake Mrs. Galen Brown, preoldenl Koblenll and Mrs. Clarellce '1""• eel to those attendtns. wos In charlO of the meetlneNeutztlng u hostesses and Mn. wu serv the Bifll recelv- Mrs John Krawsc:zyn 11ave a Ella Hannum contributing hoot- «!Amoolby the bonorn:.d guest was a ~ utlng the theme, "R• esa. jewelry box from her lather, surret;t,ton ·and ·the ' Mlasloa Mrs. Ross Clelan<!. president VIrgil Manley, wbo Is statlooed Field. opened the meetlug with dev?' In VIet Nam. Others present Mrs. Marvin Dowson, prelions followed by the Lord 1 were Sandra'• grandparents, sram chairman, 1bowed I Prayer and pledge to flag . Re- Mr. and Mrs. Walton Manley. f1lm strip entitled, "This Mateo ported Ill were Mrs. Oocar Web- Marie VanCooney, Jimmy Vao- the Difference" depicting cruer and Mrs. Arvll Holter. It Cooney, Mrs. Maggie SearleJ, sade !1Cholars from lorelp wao announced that the lnltla- and Mr. and Mrs. carol Manley countries. tlon ocheduled for TUesday eve- and daughter, Deeanne. During the business 10811011 nlug at lodge had been postponthe group planned to. assist with ed and that quarterly birthdays 15 KC Students the altar flowers lor Easter would be observed with a potT k NMSQT "'-am . services. otlla e ~ . beInstallation h 1d In theof prilll 1 cit. u tit Fifteen students • at ltyger cers wl 11 e ' · Gamea were played under e Creek High School took the 1965 Mrs. Brown closed the meetof Mrs. Esther Wrtght National Merit Scholarship Qua- lng with a poem, "As We Walk" prl2el awarded the w:; llfylng Test, Claren<e Thnmpson, by Willlam.s. Mrs. Henry Beaver w principal, announced today. Refreshments ol Ice cream door prize. The test was administered at and cake were served by the Refreahmen"' were aerved by the school on Tuesday. hosi06Ses, Mrs. Allie Hawthe hostesses to the above narn- The NMSQT Is a three - boiU' ley and Mrs. Howard West from ed and Mrs. James V,an Meter, examination of educallo"''l .de- a table covered with a lace Mrs. Eddie IIBrttJug, Mrs. Hsl· velopment. The .test 15 Jhto . ~ cloth .and cyntered with an artie Frederick, Mrs. VIrgil Walk- step ln. . the · eleventh annual rangement of daffodils. er, Mrs. Buel RldeaoiU', Mr~t competitiOn for four-year Merit Stanley 'fi1!8Sell, Mro. Henry Scholarships provided bJ: the NAME OMITTED Eichinser. l(rs. Norman Fred· National In the list of those allendlnl and children, Kenneth and Car- or cookies. ol Jean, Columbus, visited recently with his parents. Mr. Mrs. Stanley Jones and in dleport. She Is a sister of Mrs. Harry Moore in Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph of Ravenswood, W. Va. recent guests of Mrs. James ' o., Mar. 12. 1MI Circle to Buy Dourhur Olnertled CoiDlcWllednDa~!.~v~·•·· '\J ' • 1 ew Bridge Proposed � 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 12, 1965 little