https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4ecf75fa19ea5b85dfa19424efa717fe.pdf ae240ad84b7d9cfafe1fc8f4c63df3a4 PDF Text Text ., \ • • ~ SaturdaJ..... re- EstimateSO t!':ci,..: t=lls, ~· ,MfendPGck AnnuaiEasterBasket~roJect.~lons Around And About • M1ddleporf Announced by E.iremen $Auxiliary In 'ftlo ~ Easter basketlod to the committee to be ·krt Mcunl1 . ~ ~~:,shelflr:~~~a~ . 246 Meeting 1'00 . . . EighthGradtStodentao£ • • • · · Jumor n~-h Give Program J.~ char . 111 .· ' People In ' Pomeray Mrs John Jeflrlea aDd family tmatolJ 50 alteftled Cban · ....., ,...,;etu wu planned charge ~~e b:~:r w~· be aDd· Jack w. JeHrlea. She also theAp~ SpriPp Cab Seoul Mr. Ifill Mra. Garlalld Wea•· a..r111 (B~ tt!Sel't eel u . : - : ~ TalW":i bJ the Syracoae Ladies AuxJI ,proJect. . d be lor sale aDd Mrs Bruce Lloyd attended memorial oerv~oes for Pack m m•i¢"1 bel4 s.tul'-., wbo ,..... callad bin BJcbth crade lludeDII fiOIIOIIl- folloW A e from Cl~ tary of the VoiUDteer Fire O.ptj 1ma~e a~~ ~~~e~~ m.v be plac- : ·, 00 Mll<6. were called to Gladys Jolmaon Jtlflrleo. ~ day eveDIDI al the Se!leb!II'Y by the death of her llllflt. Jul· td u Uaembly proaram Jnf!~ ~ Sawyer u at town ba~cle=~~;: Sla:k ~ ::;; .::;~ any Auxiliary member . IDayton SaturdaY by the death Jeffries~=::~~ - School with Ricbll'd Younc. 1w1 Sauvoce, " ' : t o = da7 ~n..: Dorothy Neutz]ID& u lfitb tlio opening pray \Gre<ting cards .. ere senl to of her b'::~:ier:::.ul S~~:it:: =leto v;i~l with lhli . ~.\:'u,:: with the:::·~.,.!. o1 the Jeater" "Ceopatra," and ~ ~%~ er by Edith Hood. fol:: eo Ro<e He has been serious- stons he also vlsl!: wlllf·· ceremony by Dent two Ifill father, Jolm SaUVII•· teillnB jokes atd pretentlng the performed 0 the group glVJn~ the P ge e Woods •erved relresh 1 ill since December. Frances Larkins !lOll. ,lelui Three. Deo Two ol wblch Mrs. Mill RarDOra Boice mtll'fled acle ol •the program. ventriloquist with "dtllllthe AmerJran flag. Cl a i Gert~udto Mrs ('lar k Mrs. Lon· YMr and Mrs. Fielding Hawk- and Bertha Amos of R:!tlflll..;. Steve Ebllfl U. den mother 8fld to her employmeDI Ill Dayton l'ollowiDg the salute to ~as .~Benny Wright on biJ knee. Assistant secretary ar ,men' . Hood . '' ". Lavender. ins ~!sited recently in Belpre Mrs. Claude Dlll'llee ' Mro. John Jeffers, osslltaDt, Sunday after a 'Jislt wltb floc, led by ~ Rouab my f18hl between Ben· Lavender read lh~:.'!~:s A~~ ~ ~;~ ~~ite. M;s Slack. Sylvia lwilh their daughter and lamily, Jeff and daughter, 1A: w.l.~ displayed tllld described arUclea panonll, Dr. Ifill Mra. R. 'C Jol!D Newlun, ~%t=!; A~:: as "Chicadee," aDd the la~it;'::un~ed , 127 cleared Zwill ing. PhylliS Hendri<. l':m- Mr. and Mrs Chsrles Vro~au ~~~:ft'f'h.:':,;.:t'::.':a aDd other representlrtB Mexico, tha theme Bolee llnl ::Sadllte~;1 Prayer. ~le Reuter's same rooster. recenntney supper The rna line relatives Including Mr. •!"' Mrs. of :• Mr Ifill . . VI!IO · Waltm U:ua- Ruschel waa presefll. "Rufus," endecl In victory klr 'd t thanked all who help· Carm Smc a>r, . e h ac . . . t the Rodney Sauer aDd !8lDlly, Mr. a ex G of Rave•wood. W Va., '01111Rufua. . en k the <upper a sue- vi•. \1yla ~udsnn . \1urgrel a Ohio UmversJty •. spen t Mr Dd Mrs Lewis Sauer and fam· fl8hl. Partlclpatlll& were eel Stmday ~ with their A football game between the ed to rna e ' Wolf<. \1ildred Pi.rce. weekend With hts parefn lsd, . al and . with her aUDt Miss Eblin, Rick Gaul, Dean I .._ atlfl~ Mrs D'eoale l'altmiOil· a Kitty Kats and the Panthets, ooss. .11 1 and Mrs Jack Satter te · IY M '0 urg Wayne Pullins Bobby B a..... · Ifill m.o.t , • Kat Linda WebA wom.,.·s first aid rlass w1 , , Mr and Mrs Earl Smith and Margaret Sauer. rs. ee and C..:l O!lutt. Mrs. Arthur Flct '•-• Wlf with Kll\1 • injl. Bar· be held at the town hall. taught , Memoria/ He . 0 f U b spent the (former Dorothy Sauer) hss ston, __..,._, arda Mra.·· Ciara llamlltoll ol ,Pt. • run&. Jean ADn '., ' . bv Fred Gaskms of Athens. if , chJI~re~ lthr b~': parents Mr. be<n with her husbatld and tam· Mr. YOUDB "'"Fl.;Pleualll, W. Va., 'Jisltod Sunbara White against ..I"IIIJ!:5 there are enough interested per· By Mary Shrme we:; ~; 5 ':':au Miller. Mrs' Mil· ily in Morocco for the ,ast three for r~u: ~ day afternoon wltb Mia · Ellie Sgt and ·Mrl Donald Matheny Charisst Porter, be• sons. Anyone interested shOuld an . rt,;,..d to Urbana with years. Mrs. Durgee and cblld· Gene av dlscuUed lor the Hart aDd Mill Ehel KDenl&· . thla .and Curtll ol aDd Dorothy Neutzl ~c s contact Mrs. Slack in pe"on ~~~retoday and will be with ren are residing at . thetr home PI~ to be held at Mr Ifill Mrs John R. Weeka ~: N C arrived last were Ronnie Re a~,: or by phoning WY 2-2801 , A memorial for Harry P. lh d hter and family, Mr. in Pittsburgh and will be jomed Sco AprilS · ~ Reynoldabur& !t ~ with their fam- gene Ruscbel. r e 111 Mrs. Slack, Eileen Clark·, Smilh with a special tribute by \ .~~ :~g Robert Faulk and son. 1by Mr. Durgee when hts work Pt. Pleas8flt Juomo~"':.sst..ant 8fld son, ro::~ with Mr aaDd Mrs. Albert were Bennie Wright> anti.~ -:U and Naomi London w_ere nam· Edilh . Hu ls inpil lar . was held jllobb~. Mrs. Faulk (Sanda Mil-' is finished abroad.of Miss Mar- =~:~~~paittctp.Uon ;:'!!.ts~Mr. aDd Mrs . . EldoD Ro~b. I~ 8fld lllr. and 111'11. Sawyer. M~fer;;..;.alfpd ,\len. when Mary Snne. Wh.JI: Shr me lerl will undergo surgel'l! for Saturday guests Mr and athnan fDct Harold Blackston, Weelu and Mrs. Herman SchOlL Henry Matheny, Leon, W. Va. Werry. I ryave a •mlal. Weslmrnst.er Youth of Jerusalem. mel rnday ev-~ gallstones Wednesday. garet Sa~erH~~~~ of Colum· ~~~et cb""'"'an. AU dens are Eddie 8fld Jerri Frick who Sll\. Matheny returned tony,::: Jr. Blellel tntroducfellowslrip Meets ening at the !OOF t~:ll h i gh Rio Gr~ Colle~~n~t~~~~~ ~:· aE~~ce of Miss Sauer. The meetlll& today after school to are employed In Columbunpent Camp ~ueDI!. Ndr~ ed the members of the ,SeY. 7 :=.:.· t::se~er,~~.:.,e;~:; 1 ,.t a-t!' her:....W.C:. • , i.;· and ]~h:t::::o :~ t~ P"" r-;::. ea:.,...,. He~tix ,"~~~~ ~~d~::: anJ ti't.:'t~~~~~k .~~~en~ 1:i ~=~~~ ~~::: 1 !: /d ::.0., !t $ ,h Clark: for H. P. mit thek U: Grt~up sionfgingtheope;:~tmi~:.e~ p::;;:.,Lo;~d ~~:n I ~~:/ F~~ay ~~ew;': Mg~ practl~ - the WUs f,;". WORLD w::-:a:~.:~ ~ ~~~ thte.:~ ~thse~n~~ I Hug hes. a meetingh Durf !Samlly also were guests bRegina lor the Scout.()- : Island, S. C., befllashk,etEballltU mee mg f h her ds pref Home for t e o 1ss auer. am · · March 24th. · Yout h Fellowship Sunda) even- watchman o s ep . ,of lhe ~ro;:;:"Dennis Saelens, Mr. aDd Mrs. Thomas Walk~· A University of Scoutlll& to family. Jeff enrolled. in Mrs. Maag's grade with a record of 3-11, ing at the church. Edtlt Hapton· ' 1 ~:porled i:l were Haze l Cle- , ;:~~~a Brewington, Bobby Ord, Columbus, visited ~ly ;:~ _be held at Marsha~n~er~: Mr .. aDd Mrs. Jack Cummins first grade at Middleport March in~~·~ wer~~Ddy stal~:~~.t~~~o:ri~l~~ :. A Pray- land. Anna Sievers. Evelyn Mur· fNeda Bradford. E;ric Chambers, t hetr ~~~:':".~{:.'. an~ Mts. H\'"~: A':., annoUDced was and family ol 18 ~uma:: loth. It was the 84!Venlh birth-~~ sw::O~: Roy VadliJ!an, e~ for Forgiveness." was given ray and Fa nchon Wei;~ ~~~~.; : and Leo Kenn~~~ ber mo- ~~~Watkins. Other guests of : u a l award& dinner to be w::-:n:."::.ndanf'~. Floyd day of hll a : =ky ~:'~ Cllfford Wyatt, ToDlley Vaughby Ruth Ann Lacey The enlire lions were receFJve~ e Mar -~ hM' s.~~ohn ~rnard Schramm Mr and Mrs. Slater were Mrs. held at Kyger Creek on March ~urnmtna of Racine 8fld Mr. whokl!:"~ bonor of her rlrthday. an, Tim Glaze, ~irtlll Phillips, rf . ted ·n a r"ading inslallallons •I "" oro ' . 1 er. rs. red Cabe of Athens and . v· B . Min coo k Hoy Nltz and Ketth Wisecup. group pa ICI~ . ldl B ~l ifut ·: 20·· MI. Olive al Columbus. Ap· of Zanesville. spent Thursday lo F b en f Columbu~ 18. . II Dd kool-ade 8Dd Mrs tclor rown, . Wednesday evening cupca eo The Eighth grade IO!lth l "i !O" "';lake lhe or "; ·, I - ~· i Dela ware April 3. aod Ma rtella where they weco Joe Ca een o . Conktes, I'> ee a ersviUe. and Ice cream were shared with d f 13-4 were prt!II'Dted wo Dues were. coll~c.~u:~ne;:P:,~ ~lhe~s. Apnl 5.· , \guesls of relatives. I Mr. and Mrs. David DOes were served. Mr. 8fld Mrs. Gene Hnuda· Becky by Jeff Darst, Judy and :pfites whlch t~tey · Jon :tn gJven durmg Bernice Wino weJs eleele~ as l Mr and Mrs. Fielding Hawk-: visited Thursday . with ~is lathobeit aDd RandJ 8fld Rebecca Dickie OWen, Cindy, Curtis and the Big Betld Cl~ ·.and as . ,,~n Lew is pl aJ•ed for the worthy high pnestess. VJrgJ, At:, ins. Middleport, and Mr and 'er, Mr. L. D. Diles while they W orhl 'Prayer E"ent were Sunday dinner guests ~Jeff Matheny. C<H!hsmpinns of tbt Big: Betld . h mn followed bv the I ki ns, wa lchman ol Shepherds, Mrs William Longstaff of Hen· ,were enroute to Flortct:'· . J.J I Ch her parents, Mr. aDd Mrs. Ev Junior High League. ·. Members closmg y . bv· the Harriett Ncigler. noble pro·\ . W Va have returned \ Mrs. Thomas Scally ts recup- Heou n ester erett Dalley. S -"'-· S lwol H of th81 team - • Jell Werry, closmg p~ayer gtve~ll .Olhers l phetess; Al1 t>n Hughes, associ- derson~ va ~at io~ trip to Florlda .. erating fr()"ll re~t surge_ry at . Pra er was ob- Mr . and Mrs. Harold BarUr&.UUJ' .c our Sam Arnold, Jim QfQW",' Kenny Rev. H:':::dR:vu~~le,;,an mod- ale watchman of shepherds; M•· 1 ~~~ visited Cyprus Gardens. \Veterans Memortal Hospttal. ~,:!d ~•Yu: Ch.!t., ~tho- reio returned to their home In Speaker U McCoiJWI Ertgllsh, Cbester Roush, Kelly present C thi Mills Kathv La-] rv Hughes. worthy scn be ; Ehz· Bok Tower. Citrus Tower and \ Mr. and Mrs. Edward J~seph ~sl chui'ch March 5 with 25 YoUDptown Friday after a Sgt. Edward L. McComao, son McKeMie, Reed Fetteli,Jltnnle orator, yn :uchan~n and ~1r.f abeth Lear. worthy treasurer; Tam pa, Clearwater, and St. and daughters, Tina . aDd uste, nt The theme: "Witat week's visit with his mother, of Mr. ud Mrs. L. W. McCom· Wrl&ht, Mike Gloltokar, tr~~ene ce~, ~anc~aul Haptonslall. ad· I Bonnie Boone, worthy chaplam ; Petersburg, Orlando. They to•tr-ispent the week~nd ~~ ~arkers- b.:'t~ the Lord Require?" was Mrs. Edna Bartels. as, spoke during the Sunday Rusche!, Jeff Mankin Ifill Jobn an · rs. Barbara Adams. worthy shep- ed bolh the East coast and Gulf Iburg. W. Va. wtth re at ves.. nted by Mrs. Esther aDd Mr School hour at Heath Methodist ZUrcher. · , 1 VJson. herdess. and Pauline Atkms, coast of Florida and several Mr. and Mro. Charles ~cJ>. :~I and Mro Ada Morris. MrsMrEd: ~:~artelo visit- Cburch on his experience while The Ninth grado team f/ll worlhy gwde. op:n installation fishing spols. While thero Mr. ens and s~n, Bruce •. hag.:1:.:· as~i~ed by the. congregation. ~weru:.oda:•evenlng with Mr. on duty with the Marble Corps not IDdlvlduaUy In~ since P 'nk Purplef:olors ol the officers will be held •" :and Mrs. Longstofl observed :l ed to thetr home Lac: Call to worship was Psabnl103: d Mrs William Bartell aDd in VietNam. It will be honored m .•o BB!iJII· 1 .' • , • f Frida y. April 9 at 2 p. m \their iOth wedding anniversary. , Mr. and Mrs. areDCe 1 _ l-4 bf Mrs. Wrtght. Invocation an · He Is here with . ltll family bly to follow later thtl · "'r. Are fhng Mote/ Refreshments were served. The group also visited with Mr. ey spent the weekend in Co urn was by Rev. Caato. Fred Rice family. on a !IJ.day furlough after se"· Mr. Howard Knlghi,,.Jlrlncli~l. A color motif of pmk and i and Mrs. Floyd Zornes, in bus. was at the plono and Mrs. Max 1ng in the VIet . Nam area. concluded the assellllllf ~nth purple In th' deroro ltons w"' 'it,oughmen. Fla., who have vis- Mr. Leo Smith ani:~· Harrah was the aoug leader. GIVE DINNER Stationed at Satgoa. Sgt. Me- amouncements. ; '· carried out for lhe annu al \ Rnpllsmol RrtPs "•iled with Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins \neth, spent t~e 1we Ohio as The short mesSIBe was by 8fld Mrs J Rearbs Comas described the climate of .' · "Spring Fling" spnnsnred by ' f.. S. ters I ·n M iddleport ISoulh Char es on, u'· R Casto "Where 01a' Offer- : Mr. . ameo the country Ifill the rell&lons, WIN GYM CROWNS 1 the Middleportk Chap:er Fu· 1 ~~~~~:• ~-~i~h'"and Patrida ' Mrs. John Lyons and son. \gEuests of M~- f~il~~ ~':, 1; ; wiU ~ Channelecl," was . endate~::. : . a which are Buddhist, Catholic PHILADELPHIA ~) lure Homema ers o menca duaghlers of Bernard and daughter. Debbte, verson •.n . M d b Mrs. Irwin ya Uln and Protestant. He also told of laDd'l OIH Lalho Friday evening at the htgh Ann Mr~n:': as, ~dward L Me and Calisla Searls accompan- accompamed honte byt th rst. rea y bonoriiiB biJ lather, Ro the lick of educational facill- Methatly of TtllcOia, IU., won h I Sgt. anu "·"· " . ' ' M Smith who had spen e pas I Bearhs whose birthday wao rth American gymnasscM"::sic fo r danc ing was pro· Comas ol Ca lifo;n~a. wer: g:~- ~ M;~· s;:r".:'~m ~~t~".'~ ho:~ week with the Everson family ., an OflaD~I"":~sm:!n~ 7:';1Marcb Present were R.obert tleo aDd menU"':~-~~! U. N.mplonSblpo SaturdaY vid ed by the ··Checkmat r~ .·· an en the n tes of 1.. In uri _g ~~----- - - -· ----Tuesday, ~ ' l - Pullins of Tburston, Mr. and servicemen are ~l&l6 lho tbe a]l.ar(IUnd .J rtt'::: ;:d Gove · Jr nmen t '1 • /f :;,:w:; . 1 J! t! :. ~M1r:t;~~~nt~~a~:r:e:r~m eP~m!. ~~v~~~"~:YrheHe~l~m:g M:~~i~w ,; rsw~1 d~~c~:,: t!!U: .:ar:.;., ~: ~:~ :a~!~ :!" ~.!: :::: ::~= cap1;~ ~::::nt m:e~! NEWr~A~:~ New ~=· ::e~=~~~:a: and Mrs. Joe Bailey and Chu n Mr Harold Geor.e ·Haven Women'o AUXIliary of ,urged to a . or atiW20S aDd Scotl fl01<1 month. Re; . Mr: and Mrs. Randolph Hum· son nl ;"led at the s•rvdlceM. \ h p rey~. 1 --- - ·- Spon•:nrs were Mr. an 10. =· II \the Fire Department II holdlnglforma~ -~ c~_______: _ [Mrd. ann Brla'n· rs . an so. . --;- -~ IY"~-; -;.-.,; a·-.,.:,.;,.~~ ,~uM .. (tol;4 - 1111 -- ------- - _ carr ....... -· ~:?1, into sWl nus ln to D rlVe fior clVl 1 R lgh'ts Ke; 1 • The resignation of William Baronlck from Pomeroy council was accepted and Roy Reuter, a former member, was sworn In as his replacement at Monday night's CAPE KENNEDY _ AMER- meeting In tow~ h~ll. . . Ita's llrst two-man v ag In . ~r. Baroruck mdtcated IJ! a l~tter released by Mayor Charles Legar that bls resspace II &rounded untl~at lj!nation was due to a change lfl his place 0 I employment He had been employed at March 23 to give aclentllts Philip Sporn p~t. · . . . .. lbo .. lor "'ber h 1 Mr. Baromck, in his letter, thanked the members of the admimstration for 1 0 : th w room lint 811"' their friendliness and courtesy while he was a member of council. A3 council was a e moon · accepting the resignation, \ · The federal space agency de- Mayor Legar said, "I feel It 1 Ruslet, a npnseatatlve ol No dlKUNIOII Was ••ld on oided·-M<mday to ctelar t h • has been a pleasure to have 1M Htaoc• Compall)', all•· tbe proposed me...,. of Pomplanned · three-orbit fltght of Mr. Baronick as a council- edly lllllde a statement at the ervy and MJCI41eptrl. Mayor Gemllll astronauts Vtrt!tl I. man, and I'm sure his resig- meetW, that Pomeroy Is • . . LeJar oald after the meeting Grlsaom and John W. Young Dation is accepted with re· "dead 1o1m." · that 100tber jolat meet1o1 beorillinaUy set for .March 22, by gret.' ' In other acltlvlty, GoUDcilman !wen the two coviiCUI wUI 24 l)oura. The. deciSIOn by space Within minutes ·after Baron- Franklin Rizer proposecl tbe probably be held aoon. . . . . I agency Assoctate Administrator ick's resfination was unani- purchase of a new police car Chief Weboter's report for SPEAKER -- Merel Brady, past state commander and twtce past natwnal executive com!Dltteeman of the AmRobert SemBDS resolvecl a sch- mously accepted, Reuter wa• this year. Rizer oald it Is b1J the past month included IS Jl'- erican Legion. was. speaker Monday night for Drew- Webster Po•ts birthday party cel.ebration at the PomertJY eleo· edullng conflict and cleared the sworn in by Mayor Legar. opinion thst the 11164 mndel 1,.sts, 18 accidents investigated, mentary schooL Dtrectly behmd Mr . Brady IS Mrs. Oltn Knapp , local auxtliary pres1dent,. and at rlgh~ are, Gu1 . way for aU. S. attempt Sunday Reuter, who servecl as ~cruiser, which has been driven oDe bond taken, 24 complaints Gwnther, rost commander, Nolan Mare, Bth dtstrtct commander ; Frank Cheeseln'ew, 8th distriet chaplam, and th• '4. afternoon to launch a camera.- member ol Pomeroy Council over 50,000 mlleo, should be lDVestipted, three Illegal park- husband o Regma Hail, who IS Bth distnct Auxiliary prestdent.- Sentmel photo, 0 carrylll& Rauger-9 payload on a from 11162 UD!II April of last traded before a lot of mODey is Ill& arrests, six warnings Is· 240.IJOO.mile journey to the year when he was. forcecl to spent for rspalrs. Cbief of Pol· sued, four emer&eney calls in moon. resign because of tllness, hso Ice Jed Webster alao dlsCUISecl th< village aDd two fire calls. 0 .. .,... · filed a petition of candidacy the purchase of a DOW scooter Parking meter violations for SAIGON - NORTH VIET this fall. Baronick did not file lor checking parking meters. the month totaled 955 with 1i3 I BY LUCILLE HAWKINS Nam boasted today that U, s. lor another term. No action, however, wao taken unpaid. Street money eollected Mere! Brady, a pas t state air attacks against its llrrltory Mayor Lepr aloo said a on either mallei. was $719 while $696 was col· commander and twice past nawould not prevent a Commu· letter .... bon aenl to the CoUDCil nonewecl Its contract lected from parking lot meters. tiona! executive committeeman nisi victory In South Viet Nam. _ . . Compaoy Botldlnl with the GoUDty Commissioners Attendiug were Mayor Legar, of the American Legion. charg. In a belligerent statemOI\1 Rouse In Cllleltmall alklllc for to houae prisoners in tbe coonty Clerk Edna Scboenleb, Treasur- ed here Monday night the govpublislted In its official news· a pablle apoiOI)' to llalelllenll Jail and heand a report tllat the er Elma Russell and Council- ernment 's economy act in clospaper, the Hanoi re,lme chsrg- made at last week'• Middle- new fire . truck .will be ready men. Riler, Don Collin•. Lou !ing certain Veterans' hospitals ed thst Monday's big raid deep port CowlcU meettnc. Neal to be pamtod wtthm a week. Poultn, Bob Hysell aDd fteuter. means that veterans will be into the heart of NOI'Ih Viet turned out in the street. He 0 • Nam was a new and "more p was the guest speaker at the ...,.us act., war." The Sov. , 45th annual birthday party of let Union, speaking throuah the l::J ' the American Legion, Drew official Communist party newsWebster Post No. 39, given each 0 paper Pravda, termed the at• o o year by the Unit honoring Leg• tack a "bandit raid" and said ionalres. the U. S. policy of bombing . Intro<luced by Frank Vaugt. North Viet Nam was "fraught an. the speaker opened his re· with serious consequences." WASHINGTON 1UPII-Pre&l· of the volbtg rights legislation soug which has echoed through marks noting that 46 years a dent Johnson 'today SWUfiB the Johnson souabt. The House Ju- numberless skirmishes in the go today the Amertc.an Legton DAYTON. OJUO - AN IN- full ""lght of tbe federal gov- dlclary Committee bad sched· long civil rlghll battle, he oald was orgam~ed m Parts, France. tenalve manhUDt was underway ernment behind a drive to uled bearlnp eveD before the that all Americans _ not just Tltts organtzalion has .grown to today for a~ unidenllOed gun- make good the promise of Chief E1ecutlve'o call Negroeo :- must overcome "the be the largest orgamzation· 10 man who killed a man and equality-unkept lor a century fn 8fl often eloquent address crippling legacy o1 bigotry Ifill Amenca. He said that the VJ!l· wt'~ two peraons In Mlk~'a -slyen tbe American Negro. before 8fl e~aordlnary joint injU..tice. And . we lball . 9\"'l· erans today have the greatest ColfM,-BN loiOIIItli.)l aliht. , 08np<oa was polled !Or IWift ....ion ot· ~ · Monday come." • · ·dfanenge beftm! tlieltl L. Bartee, 38, New Car- ietlon on the Pnosidenl's pro· nl&ht, Joltnson told the lawmakhave ever had in their history. ~:::. .1 killed by a shot pasals. Senate leaders ol both ers and tbe nation that "the UI'JII He said the government is · )Itt head. Ronald Lod- parties met wllh Atty. Gen. 1tlme of justice baa now come. Johkoaond 11111edhts~ 011 ~ "Spetlding $150,000.000 "- day . t~-" .• ~J,;,~>-,,"-''"'' "''' ,. --.., _" ~"-~- ,, "''~>i.l>l wick, , was shot through the Nlcholaa Deb. Katzenbach to' No force can hold it back." wor ays, n1 g ~ wee · odd $360,000.000' a year 1s sent . . . . liver. l\ulh Sherm8fl. 43, Day- amoothe out the final version ' Then, clUng the word& of the ends to pass a voting rl~hts to foreign aid, and yet the vel- CU'IT!NG CAKE - Takmg. part m cut.tmg the btrthda y, c a~e Monday. night during ton •. """ lived above the bar, btll whtch would guarantee the er8Ds are suffering. It is time the 46th anmve rsary celebration of Dre\\ Webster Post f'<o . 39 , Amencan Leg!on, dtgolty of man 8fld the destiny for America to wake up" he were Mrs. Orvtlle We lls, Mrs. Mtiton Rou sh and Mrs. Davtd Cummmgs. - SeDilnel was shot in the back and para· " • h lyzed from the waist down. Both WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Johnaon's vot· of.. democra~. . ,. said and urged all to write their p oto._ __ .in crlt' al dll I I h bll For outstde thts cbamber, congressmen lo vole against were tc con ton. ng r g Is I will bo aimed at striking clown once and he said " is tbe outraged con- . . JMEiii'""""'""""""'' ¥'·"""" · ..,,..,,., Lodwick counted himself for- for Ill every discriminatory toctlc usod to deprive Am' ' 0 . h thts bilL !Ufllte to 'be alive since the 81!- arlc1n1 of their ballot bocauaa of raea or color, The sctence of nallon-t e grave The speaker said that in 1!124, NEW YORK iUPli - Unit· ~ soifant pressed a goo to his heart of the bill, oxpectocl to bo rHdy for Introduction concern of many nations:-and llte Legion organized an Ameri· ed Press lnternatJoual and the . bead aDd polled the trigger In Congrftl Wadnatday, would bo ....chtnery for swift the hsrsh ~~~ment of history eonism program and the past: wire service unit of the Amer- ' three times but the revolver appointment of focloral raglstran whantvor would-be on our acts. U year Ohio alone helped veter- lean Newspaper Clulld reacb- \' fallecl to' fire voters clalmocl tt-. had been blockocl from votl..... Even "'· he opoke, ~ sfrmonta ans and their children to the ed agrecmen! early today on B . -" p I . I · ·-r ... batld of p1ckets paced m $8 000 000 0 th 8 new two yen contract. I y Untt... . rou nternat1ono 1 1 Tho 15th amal'ldmont provldos that no citizen of the White House, ao they sum 0 f. h • Le . ne. 0 B e The new L'tmtracl provides More nortbr rn mtmsters headed for Selma today to WASIUNGTON THE ON- shall bo doprivocl of tho right to vote "by the Unltocl have for a week, slll&ing aDd ProJects do t e gwn Js hooys wage scales for all classlllca- help shape what President Johnson called •·a turning "'"" fed era1 8tate an 1ast year 1·348 ys tions of newsmen photograpiJ.. · pomt · m · ma n·s unend.mg searc h f or free.,.om. " " Iy member of Congress thaI St.... Or by .ny Stat. On .e..~vun1 of r 1c0, c olor or pr• chantlng 81ogana ID'eUifii President Johnson mentioned by vlouo condition of 10rvltudo." Calling on Congross to Intervention in Alabama were sent to Athens and the ' I Thousands of persons demonstrated across the na· ,___ · Aux'l'a e 1 1 150 girls 10 Cap ers and reporters comparable I . . name In his Monday night anacI sueh I11 II latl on, J ohn10n 18ld Ih at It h as - Three hours before Johnson's . 11 ry s n · . · to tboae in liw Guild's r<cent lion Monda y in support o£ a Negro voter registratwn speech was a small town Ohio obvious that pr-t logial•llon has become Inadequate appearanee 1n the House cbam- tlol University lo Gtrls Stale to · 1 drive in SPima More marches and prayer vtglis wer• 1 . h th A Republican who hss played a t~~~lurt nagro voting rlghll In .,... whore there haa ber, Cspltol [Milice draqecl out ~ch . them dembe ocracyA and :f;;:',:~ II~~ suhj~ct :o;:~i: planned ior tod ay . civil rights "conslatant defiance" of congrHI Mid tho celeven Negro 8fld white youths wuat tl means to an menfie . b ·. b A 45-member delegai Jon of key role in get!'•• "'6 1 1 . . attoo y t.~ anton mem er· H ,, blllo, enacted Into law. ot lui on. who stagecl a day·IODC mt·tn C8fl. . sbip. ministers and lay persons _from a call Monday lor outsiders Tbe . President departed from near the office of Speaker John In the World Senes pla yed &Jf:;·v~~•~:::~:1'i¥.?'~..,_,;-."·~--. H~~, ::~ Clevehmd 1eave fur Selma to go South to show they are his IJtpered text to melltlon w. McCormack. They dematlded last yesr there were 36 young Wednesday under the auspices "concerned ... about justice." congtesaional leaders by title thst McCormack support a men who plltyed that got the1r of the National Counri l o£ 1 ' 'The local people have hsd and "Mr. McCulloch" as among move to reduce by half Ala· start through baseball teams Churches. Twentv·flve Chicogo·l plenty of time and have rethoM, who bad asked him to · bema's congressional delega(Continued on Page $) ans left the city Monday, in· . fused to confront the issue th.at pertoQally present his views on !)on. eluding lhe notional vice pres!-I Negroes bave a nght to "'P a ·i edn voting law, to CoD.The Prestdent'l word& wsre dent of the Young Chri stian te< and vote," the Rev. Joseph ~ The President alao IIDled not only at Congress but Workers and the Norlhwe.tern L. Ellenger, pastor of St. Paul llllldf It clear he OlpeCied A Pomero:v man was taken to Atbens for hospltall- at the mtlhons of biJ ~tryUniversity chaplain. Luther _Church . ill BlriDII1itWilllam 'McCulloch of PliJua zatlon early tod 1y after two alleged suicide attempts with· men watcbtng on television. In A white Alabama minis ter ham . said ill Chicago. Ohio, to be among tme w~ In four hours. solemn tones he told them: The Meigs County commis- who was reared in Selma i&sued " Negroes need to know that woul4 c:arry tbe baU In getting Police Identified him as Franl< Stolzenberger, 48, of 'l'llrnlnC Point sioners agre<d to purchase a -------- ·moral whtte persons are~':""' tho administration'• llwt West Main-st. "At times ltlltory and fate at new sherifi's cruiser from R. cerned as they about JUSilce. through Congress. Authoritlll reJMirted Stolzaoa- Memorial StOizen...._er wao a olngle time turnlna. oingle. p1ace H. Rawlings & Son. Middleport ~;dl ~~~t~~a!:::" :Po..£';! berger fir .. cut bls wrists with · ~. to shape a 111g pom1 m at their regular bi-month ly d • COLUMBUS - ... PAoMItalten to tba AthenJ Slate Hoi- man'• unendlntl March for free. meeting Monday SO\ ' --· local ~-·a razor blade IDa Pomeroy tav- pltal u lfl emerge- patiefll dom So II I'' FranCIS Marion Smith. 83, Rt. . ' . & So "The problem will not ba ,,.... ........smm wu ent aDd was talten to Dr John _, . wao a . ~·-e-· I Middleport died at 7 a m ' The htd of Rawlings , n • 'f , . , free on $5.000 bond today, laclug , · by Sgt. lllclca and member• ol and Concord. Sa It was a oen· ' · · · · was $1 448 with the old sher. solved 1 the outstders leave cb...,11 In CODIII!CiiDD with ar- Rillgway B olfice lor treatment. the first aid tlnil. , tury ago at Appomattox. So it Pl!otlday m Metgs General hos-\ 'If' · funeral serVJCes fo r : and let the home folk do the 1 d . 1 11 Tentanve -• Tlte Pomeroy emergency squad pttaL I s car as a ra e • m. n a . G' G J0 h 77 R D 1 I b " 101t Ifill breaklll& Ifill entertns . · was Ia.. week In Selma, Alafive bids were submitted by io- · ..enn ' nson. . · · · · lO · at a 110111811'! borne bere. Irvin lfllwered the caU at 8.07 p.m. bema. He was born at Long Bottom l d I Racme. who died !his mormng WO ca ea ers. ' h V H 't 1 . StoiD. te, eo-owner or Roy's Jew- Followlll& treatment at Dr. "There, long-ouflering men on Feb. 17, 1882, son of the late in .other actions the comntis- m I e elerans ospJ a m elen at the comer ol the clty'l Rldpay'a offlee, StolzsenbergaDd women peseefully protested Mr. aDd Mrs. John Smith. Mr. sioner approved ~ resolution to Huntington. have been s..t for maiD clowntown tntenectlon, ar was lodged .ID 111e1ga County the denial of their rigbls as Smith never married: His only pay animal claims to 1 Fred Frtday at 2 p m: at .'he Carmel wu cr.tced In Municipal Court jail. . ' Amertcans. Many weno brutally ourvtvors are three nieceS, M~·· Goeglein. Lowell McNickle, Ed churc~ With bunal )n the CarMdpdllJo. He wu to be arratp. Ttten, early thlo JDO!'IIillg Siler• assaulted. One lond man - a Dorothy Barrett of Rt. ·' Mtd- Spencer and Woodrow Eagle ; me l Cemetery.. ' ed April!., . llf Robert Hartenbaeb wu told Two llnel were levied : : "'!" of ~waa killed. dleport; Mrs. Mabel Mttohum, accepted prisoner contracts He was a ltfe-long reSident l'llllla<uld Stein bad In !!IIIli by other prlaonero that Stolzen. t..o olber pet'811DI !~~~There II ,.. 011181 lor pride and Mro. Bertha Barrett, both from Racine. Middleport and of CarmeL ~- D. l, Rarme. • , Funeral services for William .,,..._ •I with two youtha to bet er 'bad lin eUt ltll wrist bonds Monday Jligltlln, ......,.,... lll,what happened m Selma. of ~svllle; • S acuse ; advertised for the veteran of World War I , and a Wells. 92, Pomeroy, who die4 . _ IMm break Into Ifill ael g .. ' port Mayor Lee Smith. court. Theno Is ... cauao of self· ServtceS will be held •• 2 f nt ned h member of the Carmel church. I at his residence Monday mn 0,. ·to tile resldenee ol Ml'f. ~ a/lfiFt ol glah. h- Clyde Bayles, 118, Mlddle[Mirt, utlslactltm In the ton& dania! of p.m. WediJesday in the Danville sa eB0 tt • c;u y-owd tr o~se He was preceded m death by ing will be beld Thursday • ·> ·8 ill Is tim e omeroy mill Was 1'111 wu pven a to-day jail sen- equal rlgltto ol ll'lllllolts of Pilgrim Holiness church. Bur· oo u ernu :av, an ans er- his parents, Charles and Cora ' • 1 th Sa ed Heait C .6 •AMIII · At that . 0•· td to VeterlfiS Mem!lrlal bol- teoee 8fld a fliiO Ifill COlla fine Amerleana. lltl will be In Coy Hill cemetery red 183 wtthm Treasurer How-1.Johnson and a sister Margar- 10 a. m. 8 e · ~r -~lltiiiPloyed by, Stein II pltal by s,t. GeOrte ~- by MaYor Smllb on a DWI "But there Ia ettllle lOr hopa under the dlrectlnn of the Me- ard Fractk's budget. t B.k , Church wtth burtal tn the ~ a boltb i . She hail worbd ~ wu treated lor ·a.ltVtH eat cbarge. The heavy ltntence was aDd lor faith In our democracy Coy Funeral home. Friends may Attending were Commission· e S;~v:~; include . tl!ree red Heart Cemetery. The IDr ~ about 14 yean. .on hla left ,Wl'lll. Pblce ~because It was . Jla¥1ea' aeeond rn· what II happealn& 'bert to- caD at the ltinaral home, aDd ers .Avery Nelson, Kenneth Me- nephews Daunt Wayne and Father John '1\Jrel ...UI o ·: SW""""''ler cut an ll1el7 ID appeariiiiCO before the eourt on· ~t. ' the body will lie in state at the Elhmny aDd Charles R. Karr Robert Brinker ' all of Carey at~ . h. lie · ,' ., • Wted. tha ~enf. the Willi ebarp In the ptllt Ill 'For the ert.i ol - [lllln, the cburcb for- ID hour prior to the Sr. Ohio and a n:U.ber of othe~ Kl . · ~ . aret " w ' • ·M#tkP .invetdp - lt>i Follow · ' flltdlcel allentloD IIIOIIthl, · . · hymoa Ifill ptGiests o1 op- IOI'Vice. '. . em """"'• wo Ill,_,. a llrt wltlc:h}oar. by ~taft~- lit ,••.,., Kemteth L.J..mp, Sl, RD I, p!illaed people, have 'IIIIDIIIOflell GROMYKO ARRIVES relatt-. Frtetlds may call at atld Edward, .both of •· Jleedavllle, wu fined $111 tnto · <!OIIYOCIIIon all lltl lllltjolTAKEN INTO CUSTODY WNDON (UPI) ·- Soviet For- the Ew1111 Funeral home any lour grlfldcbildren 8fld I · portio11 ol ' 11\9 City MarUI ,11oft. ' ...... fh I eolia Ifill ~ to ' .... &y ol 'the &O¥WIIIIIflll .Of lite Bruce Smith, 21, RaciDe wu elgn Mlnistot- Andrei Gromyko time. - great grattdch~• . AbMJSSIONS - Zlfla'"l!il- dayt 1D Jail, a1111 ao a DWI ~ nation Gil earih. taken Into custndy by the Meigs mlved -in Lo,tdon today- to beLOCAL TEMPS Rosery sen>tces be· 'I'O!fr \"dldi•P houl~ , ·pro- t.r, Pomeroiy: Lei& RoW., Ltr charp. Forfeltlq $15 ~ 011 •ear mtploD• Ia, 11 once tha Cotlflty Sberlfl'a department aDd pn lour days of talks with The temperature In Pome- ducted at Ut P· Ill. ~~ ~ ~ ~!;.!!... "'~li., ,il~q c:hulea.. ~ JJidlaD ololellt ~ ~balle' Of lurDed over .to Perry cotmly Bdrl.tlsb ofllctals who -~~~ to roy's ~·· d~trldct at 11:30 ~ ~ ·~ DO .... - -.. ; a - wnwu..u... ,'7 · I ••• Bolt, •• .!if etiUllliJY,: AU • .,....... .. to ... autbotltlet today on • 11011-ftll' _lseuas a posst61e ce..,..,re lit a.m. - Y w~· eareea. Ul>...... . ' ~ aa Jill' I) ~ ~.· · IC. c.~U, at, Otlt'""jllltllio, la ·- . . . . _ . port cbUp, \'Jet Nam. der tiW1II)' sktes. home any time• • say,•o Econ omy A.ct u l ts v;etennns 1 1 TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1965-__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;..:fi.,:.Vf!=.CS:::.4=11 r.... 'viJit =:. POMEioY.MIODLEPORT. OHIO enti Roy Reuter Sworn-in I On Pomeroy Council 0 M thenyS Here For VisitS h Their FamilieS at y VOL .. XVI 283 - . ·NO.----· %.:.:'rs~'lffW~ her I • Itt_. a..-.· Ware ~....lid . . . . Natloul GotpaJIM ca.,..., I . . Spr"Lng More Northern Clergymen 1 Prepare for Selma Journey 1 GREAT YALVES ON RI!GtiT WOOL COATS SeIf•JDJDrY • Tries . Fai"I for pomeroy Man m . 4 Hours 111 nat • - . 1o0 _ , . to lid I L4 tloaot .,..,.. r;ew c-'-1 c:oat•• • Ill ' "; ....._. ,... ._ .... ad _I 11 t ..... 0 T ._ .... a_.. -' 4 ........_ HOW.,.,.-......, ... •• a ......- HOW J'OU tMwe IW.Ue ailla ltll 9 ~,... '"': =c? ....... flul ...~' I. I._. . . ••lin& ... '\:~olov"-lllacllor . . ..., . ; ; , .!. ,.. I I-- B Cr uy uiser From Rawlings Glenn Johnson o·Ies Tuesdav Dies Monday T F'med by Mayor S' on'th f L I a. ; .I 'I I William Wells o· M d Ies on ay 'f \' L \ \ l -~ -· -GTON •· I • \ ' c: i''t\ ·· •.·. '. F • s 'th ranciS nn Of Middleport J•P· • ... - · - - - - ...... Rulh-a.HCU: Commissioners ·ELBERFELDS • ' L ' 'StORE '·-.,~; ' . 't_ -: . .' . ... • "- ~ =· a...... •. .... 'r, i· ., . a G«Jr.-...... - oaa. IIIJ! 1 �. • DotlOR SAYS Tie• DaiiiJ Sentinel IDITOIIAUY "l" ou ~- pose Need To Preserve Integrity Of Both ADVEllTISING It a subject that It 1 •ubject of perennial discussiqp. It has a large number of dedicated d"efenders and opponenll, but 1lmost Ill will have 1o 8Jil'1'e that It is what makes our econemy tick in a large measun!, and those who fall to use It in its most effective way are bound to suffer ID the type of econumy that we llave ID thlt cuuntry. There 11'0 some w!lo 11'0 not yet eonviDced of how powerful and pt!l'SUUive it It, but one thing Is certain ihat It aupports commerclll activity through the maBI media, aucb u newapapen, magulnes and other types of communication. Without It none of them would survive, and if they did exist they would llave to be priced at a fleure that would be far beyond what the 1venee penon could Iiford to sublcrlbe. Lut year llone somewhere ID the nelebborhood of 14 billion wu spent In Ill fOI'IIII of adverthdng. Tilat money contributed Jll'1'atly to the generll Uteracy of our nation, and was the major aourc. of revenue of some 1,700 dally newspapers and 8,000 weelillea, u well u thouuncia of magulaea, some of whose circulaUona nn IDto the ml!Uona, and to radio and teltvlslon. In spite of. tbll Jll'1'&t prepondennce of evidence of the worthlneu of advertlain8 and Ita benefit ID lnformlnl the pubUc not only cummerclally, but In generlllnformaUon, a movament Ia on foot by the government to deatroy the credlbWty of all adverthdng. One of the llrlnp things Ill that eome of the action of the government Ia like a atone being thrown from a &!au houae. We have had 10ft111ment cuJIIIIIItteea throwing these aton01 in spite of a general good record of policing on the part of the media to weed out thoee forma of advertising that are eonaldered on the shady aide. It Ia about tllne that the government started 1'*1''11 Ita 0W11 lloue ill urder civ· a ing the facta tnatead of glossing them over to cover up Ita abortCGmlnga. In reality the Jovemment Is the biggest advertiser, and It dOH not buy the space to support the media u doea bullness. It gets the maximum pubUclty for free. The public is entitled to get the true facts from the government in auch fleldl u the true natun of spending and budgetary rrocedures. There have been IDatances o the iOVernment making dramatic charges against individuals and corporations, and they 11'0 rarely follow· ed by any cumment when the charges are not sustained. A case In point Is going to show up when people pay their lncume taxes by April 15. Then! was great publicity gtven by the government sources In regard to Jut year's Income tall cut. There wu tittle or no attention called to the fact that u a pump priming device, the wtthholdlng ratea were cut even more sharply, and u a n!&Ult many will owe the government even more than they did before the cut wu made. Many people will find to their sorrow that Instead of getting refunds they will have an IDcome tax bill to pay for the first thne. It can be truthfully stated that on the whole we can have faith In the general honeaty of advertising especially on 1 local level when! chiCanery soon Ia uncoven!d. We should cumbat the government's attempt to level a charge of general dishonesty In the field of advertisIng. H some of the charges would stick It would undermine our economy and the communication media would suffer a death blow, and the government Itself should not risk the Joss of faith that will come when all of the facts are not preaented to the pubUc. Both the mall media and the government need to prt>serve thllr llltepity u the)' 11'0 1Ddl.lpenslble. Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN and II 10 co-operative and hardftli VOICII f# llllOADWAT err then tllan It lain the U.S.A. BY llOJIO'l1{Y KILG.u.t.EN . An Amarlcan nudlat colony worklni-" Mr. de Grunwald dld!ROADWAY ORAI'EVINIC lo baing developed on one of th1 n1 point out any contrasts, but GLENJII PORD REFERS to lllandl 1D the Bahamu, not far llncl Alain Deloo, Shirley Maethat ta,GOO r1D11 ba pve Kathy from N1111u. Airline peuonnel Lalne and J~ Moreau were Jlaya u a men "frll!ldlhlp are moat enlhualutlo about II also tn lht eut, you ean make rlq." (Wcaler what be lllvea . . _ Milton Berle II drawlna your own aueu about WM wu lor enpa- l . . . '"11w 0. n10ba to hll perforDUUilll In hardworklnc but 111.\Sht, . have fenders" !llllllliJ II a Will· dona "Never Too Late" at tbt Sa- been I nentsy bji,.,WI!peraand blebly eotertalnlnl TV hara In Lu Vegu. Eyewllneoo- mental, too. lnerid 'Serpnan lhow, but tbt Yerslon ola "mao- es report the eu~tomen Una up and IIH llarrilon, the loll alarl alluch*'' - could only ba lour abreut waltlnl for tablea 1n the m<i9\o, m 'a.ifabiy p deaorlbe!l u bi8bly entertall>- to ' " Uncle Milly emote In feulooal, of OOUI'II. 1111 - nnhdQtlonal)J - but not 1M Wl!ltern version of I h t THIS COLUMN'S ITEM • weD clone. The wrltera of the Broadway comedy hll bout Jayne Manlfleld expecllnl acrlpt sbould ba apanbd and CONNIE FRANCIS' recentlyIMDI bad< to their law bclob for abed bridetrOOm lost mort than a baby was confirmed by Jayall thoH lrreJevlllCi.., COillra- I wlft when the DWTiqe Cllllll ne's own ecstatic words In the diclloltl, 1J.arin1 omlllllonl In 111 an abrupt hall !'- ...i od llollywood roporll aactly 10 troll "ltn)natlanJ, and the a\- out on a bualnea dNI, too. 1'- days later . . . HOIU'l' Fonda'• JIIoat tolal 1ubatttuUon of emo- uu1 Connie's DlBnager. Georgo chums don't believe there'• any t1oaa1 ramhlln& for lepl m- Scheck, were planning a ahow trwble In hil romance with tlence. The bfl iaulh of t b I businea venture In partnerahlp, Shirlee Adams. They're bellini Jnlll'aDI Odll whe11 0111 of the but that blueprint wu tom up thol she will travel to S p 1 i n INp)ICII'IIna !lctGn aompl!!lntcl to when Connie made her exit while he makeo a motion picI. G. ManbaD: from wedlock .. _ JO<elyn Bran- ture there, then OOIDe to New "YOR taD 10 anyillm you do II doing reaearch on Charles York whUt he does a Broadway want. I doubt II I'U ever aet and Mary Lamb for a screen play ... SUe Lyon'o former beau and diiiCliVtrer, producer James liD)' fartbtr than proeecutlnC at- 1tory whlch would alar her and Barril, II iwadlnl hack lto.,CaBlilrDIJ." 'nlat lint ID1!11 have her brother, Marloo. (Of eourae, IIUDI over Jllre lht proverblll 11'1 entirely poaolble tbtt aome- fornla - may ba there'Mit Joad bel*a wllll mll)kMio ol one' a putting me on.} ... ErroD and It'• hlgbly likely that theytlnerl who conalder tha job G!lmel''s fll'lt album In II 'll becomt a !wolome opln If llrO!!eeutlnl ollli'*l a qull<l months will ba,..teeaed In May. now !bet she'a divorced tnm llanonbll and .,viable eatate. But Erroll'a never in a hurry; Hampton Fanehor lll. 'J.be Mgelg\p111' Uoion, DOW h1l ltlndard recordings llke "I f1tl loved then. Jn Alllel' ~the dllcotheques, planl "Cancer! by tht Sea" IIIII MD Ice they regurd me u an lntelllto call in •·reurves" ill the bat. more than 40,000 copies a year. i•nt, articulate woman." So Ill to forct the platter palacet 'l'hl holteot new romance In true. All that, and a 111'1111•. to bin Uv. eell. '!bey may en- town featum, Stella Adler and too. 1111 1111 ll01IpEt atlon ol I b • an American novelist. II must Tolmlma' Ualon, whlcll would ba bllu; Stella looka like ' teenRYVN PICKS SCHOOL !bat all deUverlel of joy 111!11!' • •• Art Carney, "ho dejulcl, ......,mes and f01H1811le- ll&hted critics with hll performWICHITA, Kan. (UPI) -Jim 11 wwld como to a halt for tbt aneo In "The Odd Couple," also Ryun, lbe only U.S. high school •ffendlnc cafes ... "Cleopatra" enchanted the management of athlete to have run a suf>.foul'o ean move over slilhtly. The "The Yellow Rolls-Royce." Said mlnute mne, will enroll at Orelluulan YltiiO!I ol "War and the producer of the Dicker, Ana- son Btate next !aU. Ryun wlll Peace," which II said to have tole de Grunwald: follow hll former hi&h I!Chool I eut of 110,000, eoot opprox~ "It il a doli&hl Ill work wltb Coadl Bob Tlnunona, who beUW.)J -.Ooo,ooo. And that a professlooll who appeara to came Beaver head track coad! 1111111 Ia fir _.. lmpreulve ov- lack any sort of temparlllllllt 1ut woek. ............. Hado Wfl re Giving Segregation a IIJ' . ' .. R.e.ds ·Nip Cards; Do Blanks M t ·e S . -~ ... ., " ...~ '· th. .Jalru!t 1110 Agreement Js Pe din ft g Dick 1 F0J1DaJJ.Jease HONou a ',.,tfl!;, - ..s a. =~ = = ~~ ~:!edadd:~hi:l ~!h" h~ ATHENS, Oblo IUPI) -Doa normal position. He eaa1d Hilt aad Mike Haley, who inti (011\ "W ,' P~ , "''"" wm a job theN for only Jolao shared the load as Ohio Univer- . PIIILADELPHIA (UP!) - po · e didn I give ap killed the Philllea last season, ny CaiUson, whom Maucll feelll sily's basketball team fought F1eld layouts and an exclusive players _for them who f~gured wouldn't be so effective agalnat Is going to be 8 super-liar 11 _ way to the NCAA Tournament, use demand stood In the wny m our nnmediate plans. them in 1964. set in right. Tony 31 also shared 11109\ valuable play- today to form~! agreement on disappointment last year, 11 0 er honors for the season. leases for maJor league basefighting John Briggs a rootJi! They were presented ball and football teams ID_ play last season, for the ~euterfltld· award Monday niiJ~t at the an- m a new $25 milhon abld1um. post and Alex Johnloo wbo hit nuat banquel Tll4 &obc8ts tin- nie Philadelphia Eagles and .321 wi'"' Arkaollu ~ tbea !shed as Mid " American Con- the Phillies have been unable .303 with lite Pblllies, baa the erence eo-champions, beat M~ to Ia inside track for left "-'•· ami In a playoff and th agree on youts for their NEW YORK (UPI) - Villa- that way and I'm still that . """" by • single polnl to Da en n in respecbve playing fields. " '111e nova and St. John'a advanced way,, The catchJIIi is adequate wltll an NCAA Mid-Eaat r.;onal Eagleo also demanded a lease to the semflnall of the . Both Villanov• and St. John's Clay Dalrymple and Gus TJi. 8tll.Y play..,lf, finishing with a IB-7 proVISIOn which would bar all Invitation basketball had to overcome sizeable leads. andos. . football g~ lo .the st&lium ment today wlth Wildcat Coach VUianova trailed by s e v e n Jim Bunnmg, IIHJ last year, record. except those m Which the Eas- Jack Kraft sounding a new note points with nine minutes left and ChriS Short, 17-9, wlll ~ les PartiCipate. of optimism and Redman Coach and St. John 's trailed until Bob the mainstays ~f the atartiog The baseb~ll club wants Joe Lapchlck singing his Mcintyre's field goal put It pltchmg staff With Jack Ballhome plate m tbt southwest song of pessimism. ahead 47-411 with 7·33 to schun, 6-9, the top man of tho , corner of the stadium to keep . · go. bullpen. the sun out of the eyes of the V1llanova, first-seeded In the Villanova, rocked back on Its Art Mahaffey. 12-9; Ray Culp, . batters. '11Je Eagles said that 28th ann u a I NIT and lith- beets by the eye-popping shoot- 11-7; Hebert, 6-7 and Bellnlk}l would put the sun in the eyes ranked nationally, rallied to de- 111!1 of Manhau..,·a bombadiers 9-11, will be the other of football players. feat hot-shooting Manhattan 73- led by Larry Lembo's 31 points: Behind Baldschun .in the bu1J'111e Eagles' demand for ex- 71 Mo n d a Y n~ght while St. the lead on llill Melchion- pen will be tho veteran E4 elusive football uae was regard- John's, the sentlm... tal favorite, ni 's field goal with 2:28 left and Roebuck, 5-3. NEW YQRK (UPI) ed as a move by the National downed second - seeded New went ahead 72-70 when Melchi- ----~.., · - -.....~- - Chamberlain, National League club to discourage an Meo:ioo Sl-54. St. John's and onni followed with a free throw ball Association scoring American Football League Vill~nova go oo to Thurs,day's at 1:3S. wlth a 35 point a game aver- franchise which might be lured se~mflnals against the winners Manhattan, one of the best age, was at opposite ends of here by the new stadium. of tonight's games between shooting teams in the country, , the ladder in accuracy from Army and Western Kentucky tied the score at 38-38 on a the Door and the charity · and Detroit and New York Uni- spectacular 25-polnt one-bander Tho Philadelphia 76er aco versity. by Matty Link as the buzzer · the lllrcoit in field goal ,. ended the first half and stayed eentago with a diiZZilng 5QI We were a little rusty and In tbe lead til ·t sh . mart. But Chamberlain's iow ~ayhe a little <;?nfi~ent after a went cold wi:::' a~u~ sixootn:;'~ bne percentage w.. 1 paltry rune-day layoff, SOld Kraft af. olea to g 0 .456, lowest In the 1 ler VIllanova's trlumpb. "But . • 1 cording to NBA alB~::"· aethis was the first time thla sea- '?' Waahl~gto_n had 19 leased t.oda thrm cs reson wo won a game after trail· pomts, Melch!onru hod 16 a~d last Sunda Y lib games ol lng by seven polnta In the ...,. George LeftWich had 13 for Vd'l'rallin& be Ia MONTREAL (UPI) - Stan ond half and 1 think we'D be ~va, Which scored its 22nd lng were Loa am.:. In lD scor- Mikita, tho fiery center ef the heck on tht beam 'nnlrsday., victory kl 26 games. It was West .th ._eles' Jerry Chicago Black Hawta was ea · Manhalbln'o ninth loss in 22 cap 483; Total 2135. Woo 1 LOst ClncU.::u's • and the thresbold today ~ joh'llng' Always A Peaslmlst games. MaBOD Team No. 1 - Sandy with 1 30.$ mark. ~on such elite "'?"'PIDY aa Dickie "I'm 1 pessimist to the end," M<lntyre Scores :II Stewart 300; Jackie Aldridge, behind Wilt lD field And a rigbt Moore, Gord1e Howe, ~".. said Lapchick "". . St Ken Mcintyre scored zo ; Sharon Maynard 2116; IJi. acy was BaiUmore•a"':/ ccur- Scluiner, Max lleMley iiiiO John'o win. •·i·m al~eri~ pomts ~d Bo~ Mcintyre 16 lor ane Noble, 311 ; Harriet Wal!h Iamy at .5111. all Bel- Charlie Conacher as the only cal of our faults and st. John I which has won the Handicap 100; Total 2144. Booton's Bill RllSSeD ~~~ .7'~ chamLeplo.. In the ried about !he otfler fellows' It ~ee under LabopWoo 2 Lost I. down a season 1 hinh a "." ey ague. good points I've 1 been c ew ex!co swept th Team High Series _ Mason hounds Ia t ak Official league ligures show · a ways backboards with tremendous Team No. 2, 2144; Team High lroit and sma':'n":.m agrunst Mikita with 84 points and a 15jumping power lo the firs! hall, CITY LJ!;AGVE Higb Game _ Bill ~::;I Game _ Lewis Repair, 756 ; in the carom de lead poml bulge over hiJ nearest the Vezina race. The 22-year- and ~ad a 26-22 lead at the InMarch t, Ill$ 214; High Series _ Bill t Series _ Barbara Roush 1!125 retrie ent With ri..lo-lbe largest lead o! the old crew-cui has a 1.56 gosl.s- lermi.SBlon. Sync••• BaD Part - Dame- 551; Team High Game _ Mei s High Garno _ MarJ Kay lain remin:;s: =ber- aeason. Mlki!B, tho 24-year-old per-game average compared to R. Mcintyre's field goal gave Wood 558; Ingels 544; Nease].. Co. Beaglo Club 900· g Hennessy, 148. spot with 1619 -up C2ech-bom star, added two 1.80 for tho combmed efforts the Redmen a 47-46 lead with ~oad ~: Grueser 431; Sylvea- High Series_ Meigs Co. Beal'bilad 1 hia' · goals end three assista last of Chicago's Glenn Hall and 7:33 to go and then they went r 558, Handicap 48; Tobll :IS24 gla Club 25411 Monday Night Mixed Leagq although" ~bLarry Costello, week. Denis DeJordy. However, De- on an 8-2 burst that carried st. Won 3 Lost 0 Points 8. Pam.: .:_ · March I, IN$ inj ilt1ed with an Wltb only six games n!mall>!roil baa played one leu I!UDe John's Into a 55-48 leocl with 1 1 1'0)' c.ent Block - Cla!worBANTAM MIXED Bee Cee'o- M. Bowen 429; hia week, IO!Itmued ing in the regular schedule than Chicago. 4:40 n!malning. The Lobus novthy 56i; Davis 497; Duerr 427; Marth t, IIIli J. Chesher :183; A. Sylvester erm.Je'witb 0" percentage lead- Mikita leads bll slumping team: Carl Brewer of Toronto er came closer than five points CUller 456; Sauer 5:!4. Total VIDlplres _ s. Clark 205 • J 486; K. Yeaguer 497; Total 1795. ~lion an .trr/ mark While mate, Bobby Hull, and De- tlnues to lead the parode after that. 24«1. Won 0 Lost 3 Points 0. McKoight 78; s. McKnight' 77: 2 Lost I. Cellar DweUen- nerTh~ 84~ re~alned ron- troll's Norm Ullman by 15 the penalty ho.I with 1 Mel Danlels scored 16 points• WD AD Bar- H. Miller 486; E. Mees lll; D. Hunnell 61 . N' J. Bowen 326; 8. Yeauger 330; sists~~abled h:! ~su.:l8 as- points. Ullman, who also leading total of 1115 minutes, Ben Monroe had 12 and Dick llliiiW I& _lt,.e I Will alker ~; J. Louka 433; Haw- Mayer 112; B. Triplett 53 : B: B. Bowen, Jr., 397; L. Carson ors In pia liking0 whJ e hon- ~ed five points last week, I more than Ted Undsay of Ellis_ tallied II to lead New ~h 19<tulllcoe ley 1120, Schoenleb 431; Total Hennessy lll· Handicap ' 488; Handicap 321; Total 1862. ll'rancisco' ~ Rodg le San 11 second only to Hun in &<>BI Red Winga. Mn1co, whlcl1 would have had Iiiii • U!lllalr.Gtt)llau. 2475. Woo 2 Lost I Points 1. Tobit 1440· Won 0 Lost 2 Won 1 Lost 2. was secon~ uy ora (545} production-38-34. a 10 or IZ.polnt halftime lead ,.:::;.. 'Dr.• llowafe Grou - Dlllmt HS; Tora'a - M. Childs u1. D · Pinheads - A. Neaae S95; S. · The closest race Is among RALSTON WINS euept for a 7-for-35 average . JEAN SA/111/1 \ .·. Gonzal..:. VJ}}anova, St•J0 hn's wID, • Advance I·n NIT PIay MOfiday '• ' KIPP Chamberlain At Bottom in FouJ Shooting ' starters: Mikita About To Join Most EJite Company ·. ,,,. h :J;!.:'";!' • o'v..-wor. :7 :'ea ;!nhil U.: l:n "7 : THE DAILY SENTINR per• . ., w\ca't= ..,... ::"~:::C:~"~a~~~eau~~ : ; ~: :~':'Y 1:;~ DHa:;:.•· .. , US! 'i' Manck to Talk About Pe:.,u:_. ~~ This y 1'illing • as Philli.es nn"II.. ear'8 that IS, , THE FLAG-15- w -·Avi··N ···G · --.-.-• r.n . ,...._ le . 7 ?I for a ':.su.... wta• . Green, bJddlnc tWifieiJ Capitol Comment, Events '··.,·~ Leomy a...,:: -lin• HELEN~ HELP a, lOB OBRGEN Dally Sentinel,_Pomeroy-MiddlepOri 0 UPI ..... trrllor poelllou In the iloatDn outfield, CartoeJ - - b wlnilllll nm • Be BellnakJ. wbo plomlaed to aleo 1111 • solo circuit and off'l'be ~ Plrmo teed ... a I8Criflce lly bJ' - . I llll llllllrlbodo& waya thlo a..:l: Schilling deUvered two 101 ' : Olk!ai!IID .... ~Sox lfllrll<8 Clarte • • · &men CLEARW year, bu t.ateJt tba f1nt step l'II!HCOI'Iof singlea to the . rona ... -·"""' 1&- ll'rant Roblnaon and Tony ATER, JI'Ja. (UPI ) "Thil II tbt otrongest tesm Anotller o1 l!>efr bJf .., the road to rebobllltaUon ll-ltlt Red Sox attaot. pace DIDS and crushed the Chlaoz reJ featured u ema baae bar~- talk Ia taboo In tbt I've had In my 111 years ldth iJanol<d hlttjng aunt. R.ldl wllll the Jll>li•d,.phla Pb!O:tt T h e Milwaukee B l7-4. Eddie Fllber, wbo pttched rqe by the Clnctn•atl Pblladelplda Phlllles IJlrini tbt PI>Uilea." leo., who lilt 2t bOme na . . mucb to tbe cbacrtn of the rat wheoe power baa made r:;", to rdDe be!tera without rellrlng whlcll leveled tbt St. ----- 1 trainlftl eemp. Tiro ReaiOM batted in t1 itJ hill rtJokle ... of tho Notlanal League the clark borM m anyone, and Bill Floc:ber were Cardinals H •• . The j Lall year's ~. that ,11. While Mauch WO!I't diJcuu It, son, leavea I!>!Jietbil!l to be ._, The "new'' BeHII'Iki wbo8o 11ona1 Lea& team of the Ns- the vicllma of the Plttaburgb hullone ilnocked off tbt Chi'lllll ye&r'l pemant 11 another two ~ the Phillie!> blew aired In the field. J1ut be wtJ oaly r.emhlllnce to foot.. IIWICies a ue r'!,Cf, llered_their .tiSault. Donn (')e¥e..., hllh- cqo CUba In 11 1M1np ~3 on atory. Mauaser Gene Maucll 11 the pell!l8lll waa the lack of bt back It lhlnl baae. · lo<Nie and '-7-free .11JnDr 111 Orioles tile BaBonore ll&hted lite outbunt wllll a olng]H by BUiy Moran perfectly willlnl kl talk about rigtlthand hittlni (IOW<!r and the Bailie F• 8111•• hil treni-"'!u pilcb'" po1e11- victory emerged with • 4-2 tbree-run bomer and Bob Bat- rookie pltc:ller Daryl .....L 1 !bat. ..,llapse o1 tlteir pitching staff. Lut ,_., regular Ton1 tlal, tiiJ..U<;;~I II>- od a ~ MboacmerkJo~thc~ ~-~Gene Alley hit worth_ and a double by Tony So they obtained Stuart Tt. lor and Cook) RoJ ' aiQp against tha Mets and- 0111 lD 'j;'~ ~· Edm ·~· Martinez . .. And Ban Francts- ~MIIId 11 Jebo ,..,. 1'• 1111!" tbtllii:lr~:!' b : :.,ear~= from the Boston Red Sox, ~ ~ play lite rendered only ene hit tn &al•lng Mathews had olammed -~ Yankees ~ New Y~ co Giant rigbtlu!nder 111 1 IO.g!lme loalng llreU the wben! he blt 33 home ntr11 and battling for the mand ,blu crodlt for l'lllladelpbte'a 1-0 two-run shot earlier In tha fourtb to their Maricbal auffered a ftnal two weeb of tbt llt8IOD drove borne 1lt last season, spo1 wltb Ru1Jea Amaro ~pefraltol ... _ e vidor)', Ita Brapme , ~ account for I he a t-J bc;:,etutlvph ov:..~~__!' ~~and•'"'"~'~ lhreeresblc.,tedfourin with flv~ words - " 1 don't tblok and hurlm Ray Herbl'rt from Bobby Wine, who shared the ,....,. "'" ---v.. • .,. ......,... ""' ~ -.. ._ about 11"-Mauch 11801 lllol»- theChlcaJO White Sox and Bo duties In liM, .again Ill __ our 1'111111. IOta TwlnJ u a:-Ktt Duke daya." ands ol words cleac:ribiq tbe Belinsky from tbt Loa Angeles shortstop picture. 1ll65 Pbilliea AJIBels. Thai leaves Tbomaa u ..... , · "We also will have Frank art's first baH Wldersludy 11!4 IHARE 'We kept the good tlliap we 'l'bomaa aB .......,,.. Maucll a pooslbllity fllr the outflei4. ' I '!. ' .·• ~ tBs' \ . l,i : ..'l· eo: TRI COUNTY WOVE ··~lei ("1: '~' ,\),. s ~::~: •;ar~.; wtt ~· ~: ~ p~:~ ( tau'. . .~ 9i' · rloJtOC~ ~ . n<;·~;·: ,,,, ..; .....a,. :~ :t.'lt<•• ~}J~iM ; M ·· ;~: · ' ·.-; _1; il?-~~ ., • . .. , [ ·•la~ 1111 ·u s10 ;Qn ~ IeoJ -. . ... r·;:~"~ ··-t ' ., •j ' Jolmaon 4SI; B. Chisler 551; B., 133; Ind. Higb Serlea - Cbip Bowen 141: A. Sylvester 388: Haaerty 247; Pee Story 21o Hanclicap 71; Total Z548. Won • I Lost 0 Polilta 8. MA'i't'H GAMI!: 0 lr J - Sisson 430; '111omaa Pom""'J va; Maaoa :181; Graves 490; Longstreth March 7 Ulli U'l; Grueser 390; Handicap ss; SENioR MOH G""'. •-~ ....., Total 2ul : Won 0 ...... • Points emr. Towa" f:oadtrr _ •. . . _ Koyallae- H. Smith .Pam O"llrren ll'l.l; Linda BaDey 453; D. Ash 403; B. Oloeclmer 3a; ll!ariqe Porter 311 • Sandy 4$1; JfcKenzle 451: era~g 47t: 'lllomu m: lieckj ~~a.ier 302. ~ 2239· Woa 1 Lost 0 Potnls Handleap 525; Total 2127. Woo · . ' I· . .I r hi: - lllscbton .4W; Grueaer . 4311; Bow!ll '; Lnla . . .~~ tll8; ·Halldlcap 71; ter · .... ·-· won 1 Lost tl'llbila, Pam 'lo; Baribarl . ·Zerk· Pitlsburgh 17 Chicago A Kanaas City 5 Detroit 4 New York A 4 Minnesota 3 Cleve. 6 Chicago N 3 (11 lnna.) Boston I Los Angeles A 4 Clnctnnatl 8 St. Louis I Los Angeles N 4 Houston 1 ::~":Ia41Baltimore 2 eP New York N 0 Coftege BallblllaD Renlto By UDited ,.._ IDiorolado.l Nali-1 lovllatloa Toraameat =: !';"';:,:;oki~~ertoC.: (u!~~ton, to u.s. come the first goalle win both tht Calder (rookie) and Vezina (goaltender} trophies In the same year oince Frankie Brlmsek ol Boston_ did H In 1938-39, bolds a slim lead In Our iii ·· , ' 5 - c A s H .• • week Iy f 0 R TAX I$ I ILL$ ; $200 100 . •- • • • • WAS $2495 BAH.AHA DE WXES & ~I'Uftl UP FLOATS sll9 s GMAC Financing Available • . , ut Tuesday& w••tlay,Marcl! 16& 17 . KARR & VAN ZANDT McClure's Dairy Isle . Cadillac - Oldsmobile . "YOII'll Ub Oar QaaQtJ WQ oJ IWna au.rau• Mid lllplrt WY 2-5342 ., Po.neroy, Ohio lll.66 $130o . • • 1 1; -N PI; 47.30 I 15110 . Q.87 1700 ' tO a : • • • •• .._·..;;...;;=;;..:;=-_, &....;•;;..::=:..:=-,J I .: •• •a ._• ,_1'..-"''billa' A.11111..._"""-*"Booy ._ • - wl ne th 1-speed colUIDll ahllt, lig~t blue with all blue vinyl Interior, radio, heater, white lidewall tirel and back up !ighta. \ ON ~!" 4Q,ft ' 6 I ...._ 352 cu In V-8 ngl . 1 \_ 26.67 100 2 Door Galax I·a 500 • 10 OFF SALE C f4 e • • • • • • • • It • • Iii • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SPECIAL 6 4 F0 RD Vlllanov!"':;!:::'ttan· 71 SP EC I A L I . ·· fro~!~:.oor during the first _,.tc< · • AI New York New the top. ranked tennis pteyer from Bakersfield, Calif., defeated Enrique Guerrero of Colombia 8-1. U Monday ln the first round tbt 14th InternatiOnal quilla temis tournament. • .----ST. PATRICK'S DAY---. Lost z..a;...;. Teui .No. 1- Carolyn Roush 384• Sally Yeauger • · Jodj' 'Lilli 211· ·!lonna Llsh. JOIIIllfar lUIS; Handicap 130· Total2118. .:.Ab::, ::WG!I 2 1. ' - Woods 480; Mar4111; Edwards 370; Scb!IIIDg Orate 501; Total129f; Woo 1'1111!1t I Polata 4. .......... ~1r . • s.iar ~- c:~:; 1f· ~mpson 134; =~~e:, ~~~ ~ 210; B. HOO:easy ~;PD. s~ High Team Game - ·eeua; 'Marcil •• Ul5 Crow 1 Steak IIGue - Ingels brecht 68; Handicap 501· 5m; Haley ~; Davia 465; Hot-· 1403. Won 1 Lost 1. ' llday 3118; DUerr 626; Total 232!. , Team High Series - Cobra's Woo • Loll Polnil 0. Melp 1521; Tealn High Game - eo. •.., . i\J;; ~ Exhibition , Baseba'lr, Sc:·"re.s v. CJarl. roia 1· • ~ 1:. s. cus- • : MeEihlnney 568; Martin Handicap 508;' 0. 1 !313. 530, Total Z582. Won I Lost 0 1 Loot 1. Alley Cats _ M. Titus Patsies - D. Clark l'lll; B. Polnil I. H a R .Firesloao 152; J. Sebo 183; J Welker 183· 457; P. Ingels 427; C. Blac:bton 493; Haggerty 363; B. WOITJ 173· R •Becker 203: Ingels 452; Total 1718. Won 2 Smith 433; Radford 5011; D. MllJ. Handicap f28.' T~tal • Lost 1. Aslllanol 00 - L. Giler, 4"; Handicap 21; Tolll230tl. 1 Loll 1. ' l3Z2, more 418; H. Amberger 154; Won 0 Lost s Points. Stine Ha)'l _ J Wildermuth A. Sowyer 418; M. Sawyer 473; lli&h Game - D. Hawley 226; 157; c. Hannahs B Hens- · I; Total 1666. Won 1 Hilfh Series - D. Hawley, 6ZO; ler ' 121; C. Haggerly U7; 'I' l Team High Game - Syracuae Vaughan 1114; P. Darnell High Serlea- Tom Hennessy BaH Part, 1153. Team High Ser- Handicap 452· Tolsl 1384 w ' ·Mildred Bowen 429; High lei- Syracuse Ban Park ll624. I Loat '1. Ran B.;,s ~ Game - Tam Heanesay 205; ·.. ~· ) Hann: ~ ~~ f1llt-...., Total 2377; Won 1 Loot 1 Points &70; Total 1521 , wo; 2 Lost 0 P Won o~t 3. B A C.'s Beatie Bugs _ J D • ler 363; H. Custer 452; P. Henllllddlepon Dept. Sto... - J. 144; s. story I40; M." nessy_ 417; T. Hennessy 5tH; ~bllllllaoo &nbaD Balley 462; Wippel 497; Russell S. Warner 162· L Warner Handicap 121 Total 1758. Woo 1 By Ulllted Preas l'aternalla!tai 2. ,. .. jury ' l w.,.. o. IIi ·, ..... M.D. Moat cblldnD .at lime or oJ!Oib« will eat lbe W.. 101111 of dandellonl, tluma, 1'0101 and red m-. 'l'bna ... Jwmleal; lhiJ ... even bellt'fclclal In that tW,. are rlcb In vitadlbla. I weald dlo sea• tbll ,...ctkt, bow...., ~ . . . . . . cltlldrea auot differ 1llltlt that wldd! Ia life to eli ul Iiiii ..ue. II pe'IODOUL Furthermore, one a a Y a r tnows these daya wblt wetd killer ~ IDaeCIIclde 11117 llavt contaminated tbett de11cae'M Now, to the llpbabetlcal 1111 I bl&an Ia -tber eolumn: The fruit, bark, Betdl aad bl-ms of white cedar and Cblnaberry !Pride of IDdla) conwn 1 IIII'COIIc. CltryaantbeDIUID IU I a d a eome IDaectlcld•J and, ~ tla have po11onoua pariS. The roatatock IIICI bailea of coiJ9ah 1111)' eauae I akin eruptloa. Columbine, e or a "'dele, coware and cowbani 1water hemlock) - all polaonol!a. Iaiii. Crotoa II a .dtullc , . ... u overdoae of wldd! ill fatal. Cyclamen, d a ff o d I I, de). phlniWII, derris, dlttauy, dotwood and Dutebman ' a• breecheo - all poll0110111. Elephant ears conblln a high <»nceutrat!On of ealcllllll aulate. &!cause cbewlq lheJn causes seve... bumlnf of lite mouth, thlll polloo II not llke)J ID be swallowld, but ll II IS swallowed It can ba deadly. Euphorbia, flas, to;r o'eloi.t, fraalllella, frlllllary' Plko (maiBy WUUam S. White denhair), IOidea seal IIIII fl'ape hyaclntb all b a u WASIDNGTON - A lfeal ny In at the back door. In the clplea, to Which President Joll!l- JXIIJonOUI porta, .00 Omiooul cloud II gatbar- jackbooted torturers of the SS . aon'a aniH:rlme JilUIIIID II !11The leaves -nd 1'11011 of wbltl ing over one of the deepest and Gellapo of Nazi Germany, reeted. '11tere art lapecll of hellebore (kidlan pob}, a rlghta of our tradition - the and In the grim varieties of pis- that program that may seem member of veratrum verlde tern rllbl to keep the basic pollee tol-whipping tbougbl-<:ontrollera to many, as they aeem kl thlo lly, have be<o UHd In JDedl. power cloae to home and olOJ&. ill the Collllllllllilt countrles, that colwnnllt, to &lve too D1 uc b cine Ill alow lite pulle. Tbl Jy In control of tbt bomt peo- system IJ raised to Its apogee credit to an old fallacy. Thla leaves !lave IOOII!lmet bam of evil. But even In Its less vlo- fallacy sees crime and violence gathered and eoolled by liiJI. ple. lous manifestatio!lll, personal Uf>. as largely the product almply take u edible fiWIII. Where does the bell toll for this, the moll venerable and erty 1s we know II haa rarely 0. poverty and 10 00 and bardo Hemlpct, of course, wu ly ever as the product of the Socrates• downfalL the most Irreplaceable touch- survived Intact. All the same, an Insistent de- human reality that there Is some l!!ooe of the llbertlea of free Henbane, boll)' b e r r Ia s, evil In all men and In aome men mand lor order at almoll any men? boroe nettle (a member of tlla It tolla In the inMasing tn- cost Is riling from Norihent ur- an Incurable evU that will nev- D II b II h ad t family}, f'l!'l'a effectuallty ol local law oo- ban commllllltlea where women er yield Itself to refOI'Dillt no- bucklebarry, hyacinth aad lao dlaa tobacco (Iobello) - aU lorcemenl aealnat ordinary and chUdren - and men, too Uona like better bousln&. Neverlltelell, tbt etlllnl pollonous. crlrwl In 10 much ol tho nation - can no longer go safely a~IIJ of the JII'Oti'8!D II Cbewiua any part ol I U at larl•· And II tolls In the ter- bout thelr lawful concerns. ........ And all !be same an Insistent oae to ...... IH bed lbPapt Jlol1011181!I¥)', polsoa. nmac' .... rible otaln of mlndleu pollee and bed eaertlt• ., all '!he ... .._ .....,will ........ brutality 11alnat mlnoritleo, and demand for an end to pollee "out" grvups renerally, as ii- violence In the South at almolt to preHn"e ow -.Jv- vel'e """'"· The iaiae eaa ba Juatrated moat n!Cently, mast any coat Is rising from the con- lag lradll!oaa. Tllart II aolllo .... of Jaek-ia-lhe-palplt. Jalap contalno a JlC)1I'trful ... ben of ,..UU.blp, . . . aotably and moat tragically Ia lo.ience of the decent people pur,.. of both North aad South. Soou Selrwl, AIL lq tlrol II Demacralk!, Japonlca, jasmine, jequlJo. the vutly Important qualifying Ualeao lba erim1aa1 law ... lila! .. Ref """""· ftlJ ... ba Wldk:ated oploul phrue " . . at almost any coat" II u lmmease ud fatelal ...,. lty, jimaon weed (thornapple) tho awlteJI.blado and nplll ael may be hell'd no mote.· A o d Cloul ..... lllrdiJ' leal ~ jooquD 1~). jualpar, ani tlul!l the ........., didaae laburnum, lady' a aBpper, larkthen will Into tho Ufeless Ia the Nri, and aalm n!l· at the 11tloa from fllrelp spur, Ia u r e), leatbmroo4. 101 and natralal ea ba duot tbt moll Wile and civilisloco weed, locust and lotua brought to bur aplaat tile ed 1011cept o! man's proper teo uaa!!lll, blaody-mla4ed aad blll-wldp latlon to the public IUthorlty'111e lllllque necessity ben II all ~ polao110111 parta. sort ol eop aeea ,... aad tha concept of local enforce- to defend justice alike from tllero Ill tile Soath, ,.. a r e ment locally restrained or )o. those - not ucludlna, IYeld1lllly aoing to bave an e.lly lpUITed, all need mey ba times, aome of aur courts-who DI'IIOTIL fO INfllln OP -that 1 .thousand yean of o- habitually cue an over1t aD-powerfal oalloaal flllee oy...... MASolll ...... llem Ill tbla eoaalry. perlenot hal bJ'Ou8hl to buJnan. puolonate atllhldt towetd erimNo nation on aarlb, except klnd. lnall and !hiM to whom pollee It II to thla, the Increasing violence Ill entltely rl&bt and In one or two lnsllllcea ID Clllltlnental Europe, , bu peril to cert.m lllte and leeal pr1))JE', 10 lonl u It Ill prll:lloraletd ap 1111ch an all-powerful rl&bte which are mUch older ed 11p011 IODie oilier pool' deriL rrr the ,..ad IIIII fbW ob17llem wllhAut lnvllinl IJI'llll- !baa thlo GOIIIIlr)' In tbtlr ~ Jective bm II lr!llpiWI)' 11101'1 than returaiDi order to the citlea and falmela to mlnorlliea who may wish to walk In protest. It II lbe )lrllllfltloa .. t b t profouncl and precloua amal181!1 of llberly-1111111Nrder, IIIII .. )lot !bat Gl'dlt af Yidut !bat II, Uberty fint, but order 6>1lowlq not 1M behl..! (Copyti&ht, Ull, by Ulllttd YOU'l'li ASKED POl IT Here"' what a Superior Court Feature Syodlcale, Inc. This column Ia for . YOUIII Judie In our city sayo about people, their proble!llll and plea- the Juvenlle Juries. "A gimaurea, their troubl.. and' fun. mick," tbe states). "These AJ 1rilh lite real of Helen Help 7011111 olfenders are 111111111 lookUs!, II welcomes laugha bat lq for llltua, and a juvenile won't dodge • lll'ioua q!l!!lllon jU!')' would IIIVI tbtm a chance wltb a brusb-olf. kl further that g01l." Our counSend your leeJHigt quelllool 11 proba110!' officer 1171 these to YOUTH ASKED FOR tt;· jurleo mJgbl work In •mill earo of Helea Help USI tbll towas, but not In c1ttea when newspaper. the courta beve the prolesalonFOR AND AGAINST 11 approach. He adds !be juveJUVENILE JVIUJ:S nQe juries COIIIII up with ,.,.,._ !lear Helen: llh :and contriYed l!e!ltenCOI and We haw a "juvey jury" In -m to wort overlime at fi81U" town and It really worb! Iiiii out "cblldlab and rldlculoul The juveoile judie ai>IJObrts a p!lllilbmenta." tLIIIe maklq a JleW jIll')' OVI!'J IIIDIIth, 10 tluil party cruber 1n1r a alga In many ldda 111 a chance to public !bet aaya, "I am 17 and serve, and, ol COUI'H, they oro I waa eaught drunk." picked ean!ully. We I'I!COJDo And to top 1t on, olD' Jllft> mand unltllcel, but .the j)ldp llilt Tra!flc HeariQc Ofllcer IIYI can ebanp them ll be IIIIDkt the law '11011'1 allliw D1lllilrl to they art too Ulht or too touch partlclpeto In tbloe C!Ourt - · - and we doa'l 10 ID for t!tost So, Heleil, llltre ... two aid& way-out thlnp lib )labile opank- - REPORTER tnp. DMr Readono: OUr judge says be lhlnb the So there you have bolll alllel. apendm (tbll I& 1110811y traffic "Juvey" Jurlea 11'8 no1 !In'. l offenders, not the bfl juvenlla Nllltmbllr rooding about llllm crimea) are man ecared of the al least len Y1U1 a10, but I , jl&vey Jury than they are ol dlda1 111 follow-ape on wllllbo biJn, and IIIIAB made ltlda IliON er or 001 !bey wre Mill mfld. careful, lll!lln)J baoal!H ol . . Now thay ut I!JIPIIilii!l apia publl!:lty the jury hal JOI*. In lllliDr ...... ' lt'a more "Ia" to be ON · the . l'll Wllcolal _._.... .. than . before it. - ONi: Qt piGitoiUy froiD PIGPiti ... 111ft 'I'll& TRLVI bed f*1ollal I'Jilr' dli . Dear Ht*a: .lllala. - H. Bad NameiP' \• ij '!losa .... n b ,. a... - lloboi • ._ 1 y Tllb 1 .._ 1 • ,._, .., to - . YOUIIC \ 1 IIIII I zH $ be I 'lc ,.,, nab...,_,~ • 1 ~- : •• • •• •• • !!· Phtone WY 2-2171 �.......,,_.,_., ....... \ I IWty. Sentinel, POJlleroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. 16, lff65 ThreeSEO Counti,esShow Increase in Tax Report Fountain Firm Announces Offer Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Mlddlepon, - ,., · - ·- spread m • l0 SOCiet • Nt y es . Harri·sonvilJe News Notes Apple Grovr Sorietv Notes Not Forgotten Jn AppaJacbia BEL TONE Hearing Aid Service Center p. .; 1 I "I 1 .I -' Reedsville Grace CbUrC b Is Host for Len len Servi'ce Society Notes '1 1 -·--= I I 1 Old J own Flats s0Ciefy • NOfeS I of' 1 I BRTONE 49 Schools to Be Represented In lOth Fair 1 :C \!..--------•--' ............ 3 ·ROOMS New Furniture '299 ,.- ~ - --- - ~- * Dries in One Houri Le01:es 110 *F :· •IY' odar. 1r Water Cleans Your Paintllog Tools! * Comes in Beouliful Colen Cllld Wbil8. AU STAR SATIN ENAMEL _ __ $J·'' Melgf County Common Pleas Judge ~obn C. Bacon has order· ed BaUU! Allen C. HID to proceed wllh 1111 lnvestjpti!Jn tn the divorce petition of Eva Jane Bortng vs. Wllllam RlchOid Bor· lng, Two children are Involved. In the action. LATEX WALL PAINT FINEST QUALITY FOR THOSE THAT WANT THE BEST A $6.49 VALUE 8e the forty Bird I Point now with I 001. Latea Wonder Watl ~oint SPAfO SATIN and enjoy acorefr.. Spring. Point 1afely with windows closed. Dries in 20 min . Choose from --CIIIEF $4.99 GAL, ePAII1111!1-- 192 ouarantud washable color•. ALSO COMPLETE LINE PAINT SUPPLIES AND CUSTOM BLENDING SERVICE KING Builders Supply Co. WY 2.:1748 MOORE'S 124 W. Main • • The seven dollar misunderstanding The misunderstanding has to do with Chrysler and prices. let's clear it up together. This year, a full·sized Chrysler N@'WJ!Ort 2-0oor Hardtop is priced less than $7 a month more than the most popular smaller cars. And when you compare a Chrysler with cars that are even smaller than Ford and Chevrolet, you're really itt for a surprise. Their - ... ..... names are the only thing big about them. Every car compared below is a 2-door hardtop. They all have V-8 engines, automatiC transmission, power steering_ power brakes, radio and heater. There is only one meaningful difference : Chrysler is the only big one. So why not see your Chrysler dealer today? Move up to Chrysler,,, it's easy! V-8 Engine Ov.ran Cubic Inch II••• Monttllt llngth Di1pl1cement P1ymen~ Dltlwl .,. PerllloAia CHRYSlER NEWPORT 124" 218.2" 383 $16.81 FORD &ALAXIE 11011 118 210.0 289 58.04 ,.,,. CHEVROLEl' tMPALA 118 113.1 2113 58.114 6.111 OLDS F-85 CUTLASS 115 204.3 aJO 50.20 8.41 BUICK SPECIAL SKYLARK 115 1011.4 300 58.65 7Jif BASJS OF COMPARISON-AH models are2~door hardtops equipped wilh V-B engine, automatic transmission, power steering, pow« bf81Us 1 rad'o and heat.-. Monthly p.aymants have been computed on manufacturers' •uggteted retaU prle., ~lrd ctown •nd 3ll monthly payments. Not included are the edras you pay for on practically any new car: whitewall tires, ~a•• whet!~ toMra. dastinltion charges, state and local tuH, - · " ' ' " - ood -otno left. a.-hi; IN · "d • lloponcl..le Appll....Oo ~1Admiral" c..., T.v. - ••~Itt " - - - Port-'lo T.V. ~'F. Jill{ fiQI Qfr~II . II ,..,.-- ...... c.... uII" ·ISfan . ~IG Jill{ . - l•i*t lnitollatfon . Mony Oilier '""''"'' No., '!11 Pl111 HcJme Furnlthllltl · pot - lt't Worth Your Tl._ To Vlllt lllker'1 lefont You luy Ally H - Furnllhlng1o We WaiNIM OHRV • K • C.m~1rl10n. . 1 ' 'SIIJ ,.,. I BAKER FURNITURE "THI FINI~T TlitM$, ~YWH-Itl" . , .. ,. ' · MJ~u•r· ,Po, , , : • · ·· ·• .. GAL. CHIEF ~- So•••· Alllertca't Plnost. Otten _.._,_lvf"J · • -" o!W Dt~tnii Room Purnlturo ...,..,., . . ' ! ..,. .: -... ,. -· -·-- -·· -. - --· ------~~.~~"=·"''="'~'~-~~ .. ·--·~·-·- ----~~ 1r Easy to Apply with Brush or Roller. * Provincetown" Maole .•. -~- - -- ~-· - · -----~- · · ·- 1r Point o Room for Only o Few Oollanl POMEROY WY 2-2141 . h Obi D · k N. 2nd Ave. Middleport WIt o nn el'l G..ro,~v::,:e·------.....,.~""""""""""""""""""""""""~!!'!!'!!!'!!'!!!'!!'!!!'!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!11'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ COLUMBUS (UP!) - Vodka - *"FiexsJeel 11..-11!!"--'!""---------------~ orial Hoapital Monday evening. Monday. · \Vater Safety Materia} iS AVai}ab}e A bill already drafted and awaiting Introduction would Increase appropriations to the school foundatlnn program benng legal requlremeuts of growth. But his budget doeo In· clnde an additional f37 million Mrs Thomas Scally Meigs earmarked specifically for sal· · '· ary increa,.. of $200 a year for County Water Safety Chauman, every publio school teacher for has a!IMunced that films and matertal on water safety span- the next two years. sored by the Meigs County Red Cross will be dt'strt'buted to the Sen. Oakley Collins' bill would vid th t fter th t COWlty Pl'A units in April and prao .e, a a e wo years, simi ar appropriation be writMay . M~s. ScaUy is recuperating ' ten mto the 1ormula, not earfrom recent surgery and will marked solely for salaries. It be unable to present the ma•v also would provide an additionerll·1 before Apr!'! and "·y. .,ua She al $18 million iod f over the d twow'1ll be assisted by Mrs. Pat year per' or """'aile poor HJ'ndy. school districts. These funds h' She also has announced that would go c tefly to increase the the Red Cross water Safety lowest teacher salaries. will present a sfuition scholarship to an aquatie school lor Veterau Memarlal Hospital residents of the county. Appli· cants . must be 18 years old or ADMISSJONS- William cart· older and those Interested In er, Pt. Pleasant; Leonard Bass, Syracuse; Edward Chaney, Minapplying for the scholarship ersville. may contact Mrs. Scally lor further details. DISCHARGES - Zelph Bog----gess, Racine; Clarence Newell, Cheshire; Mary Holter, Lo11i . G • Bottom; Ella Newlun, Lolli! Bot. V0 dka B•g amer tom: Faye Logan, Hemlock PER GALLON EARl: BIRD YOU PAY NO MORE FOR THE FINEST! TO INVESTIGATE .79 AN OIASE ·HARDWARE. ·c s BE SAlES & SERVICE (\ LATEX WALL PAl T Collins' Bill W0old Enla Aid {0 S b00Is was the big gainer in sales to Yoq scientists from 49 Ohio liquor customer• during schools in Ohio, Kentucky , and 1964, stale Auditor Chester W. West Virginia will compete lor Goble said today. 1op, hf!r'?!'SJ.n" lh9. lOth · •unual State Bar District 17, which The Russian drink, an audit regiona &lence ·Fair Jo be encompasses Athens, Hockmg, report showed accounted for a held Friday and Saturday at rin. Meigs., Morgan, ~oble . and 18 per cent increase in sat.. lolarshilll'Qiversity. Washmgton counltes, will meel th ~ Th The IOii winners In all dlvi,. March 2'7 at the new !locking over e P•cnous year. e Ions at Gallla Academy will be Hills 'Country Club, near Lopn. nearest competitor was Scotch, emong i~e 2114 entries who . The program opens at ! p.m. which a~unted for a l5 per will cOrl\pete in both the jun- . Speakers include Dan Carmack, cent gam. lor and senior sections of the Columbus attorney, who will dis· I ----fair. Wlftners In the senior di· cuss joint survivorship prob- ; SERVICE IS THURSDAY vision, one hoy and one girl, lems: William Milligan, Sidney, Funeral servtc~ for Mary will win a trip to the National OS( allOnS on modernizing Ohio's court sys· Ethel (Molly) Ohver, Pomeroy, Science Fair, which will be , tern; William C. Moore, State who died Monday morning in May 8. · By United Pres• lalematlonal Bar, public . relations direc· the Meigs General HospUal, will One hoy and one girl will The United States has the tor, on "Your Pulbic Relations be held Thursday at 3:30 p. m. w.i~ ~nd awards in the junior general approval of Its Allies - R.. Ipsa Loquitur," and at Ewing Chapel with 'burial diVISion, and there will be firSt, throughout the world for its State Bar President Roger H. In the Beech Grove Cemetery, second and th~rd place awards raids on North Viet Nam. Smttb, Toledo, the evening ban· The Rev. Melvin Alkire will of. In the junior division. First Even France, which wanta quet speaker, on the State Bar's liciate. throulb sixth place award• wm limmediate negotiations on Viet current program and plans. be giYell In the following cate· Nam, is not against the u.s. banquet begins at 8 p. m. gortes or the sOntor dtvlsion, bt· air strikes. Reservations lor the program ology, chelnlstry • phyoics- A survey of world capitals are being handled by Ned mathematiCJ • engineering and lghows however an undercur- Cochran, 202 Spring Hill Place, earth' li:lenees. 11 rent ~f oppositi~n to the U.S Logan. A speclal all · expense paid moves behind the government Naval'' Science Cruise will . be !approval in some countries. PI SENT . eld K<Ven to .a sophomore or JUII• In the non-aligned countries, SERVICE SET ior bof. whose project is linked this opposition is the dominant Funeral services for Augusta to naval, activity. llheme. Esther Genheimer, Pomeroy, The 'f$r will be held In Gul· ' Britain, France, and We!!! who died Sunday in Meigs (len. llcksw•Hall and Is open to the jGermany, the three major AI· eral' Hol)lital, wiD be held 011 public free Of charge from 7:30 Jieo of the United States. bave 111unday at 2 p. m. at the Ewto 10 P. Ill· Friday and 9 a. m. 'given backing to the raids In ing Chapel with. burial In the Mlctdlotterl to 3 P· m. SatUI'day, ·varying degrees. · • Beech GrOve cemetery. The Lecust St. Britain Is the ltrongest. Lon· Rev. Melvin ADdre wUI ofll~ Plllne WY 145)1 SA¢1'11 NOMINATATED don's view Is that Communi!!! ate. WJ\QINGTON (UP!)- Pres- North Viet Nom, in backing thell'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.~l !dent Jobn!On ..nt to the Senate guerrillas in the South, cannot Monda)r the name o! Uoyd 0. expect 1o escape tbe effects of Smith as nominee for postma,. Amertcary counter-action. ter ~ttle Hocking tWashin&· But the Labor party'• . left \ ton ~ty), Obto. wl-,, about 50 strong, hao 11 . LMne chatro ~ : urged Prime Minister Harold LIMhM Gu•-H Oft Sprlntt Wilson to oppose an extension of holllllltles to the Nortb. 11 FOUNTAIN CORPORATION ---- - -~ --- --~··- laLLar·... HEATING .FOUNtAIN CORPORATION 450,000 SHARES AmbaNs11dor • A.M. C.,. Frlgldell'fl_• Gfllfer11l Eleetrlrr: 611Nioa'~ ~(j .. ---~---- ·-~- "COLEMAN" .,I L. -. cOMervation The i;-----=;;;;;;;;;;;;..,....,;;;;-.,1 I Va. er Blobo will Mild "fiiiiMn'atin _. ad 1 IIero plao . . - - 118letmen 1tb Xellb mate" tho damage would be put llldl . . . . walor and I'Olatod 1ud r&o "~"" " $1111,000. Au udetmniDed liJD> H tie tile develr,IUIII 1er lito Goble Ford, Inc., of !llddleport,- of · Jil' 1 and 1 COLQMIIUS CUPI) - A lor· ...alii to It y_.. io 1be liM- will be praented Ford llloiA>r " ,...., tal..-: , mer Hanlla Coel Co alliclal 111. Company'• 1111. 581 (]lib awOid atlon e'l'ippW« was delboyed oeratie r=t S: J • •• told the Senate ala banquet In~ Dlarch In tbe ,blaze. . ,.., Bul IIGIII J¥ II "'" .. Federal aDd alate alllilorl- _ honor""' b'"" • ,_,,_ Ford COUJIIIIIJS - DDit'CIU'II lqtiod 81 ~ II' 1 1i11 tho 11 and Agleul!ure Committee tiH io lbe 9lrioaa llelilo •lD .., ...,. ""' have last tho • - Qi , _ • ' 10 • IIIII. , Monday nl&bt a ptllpC!II!d tough dlscooo indulrlal lll1l qrieal. dealershlpoll.;!rlnllllll~~ ~ . -_,__, , JIMI strip mine bUI woulcl "destroy turat water ...,~y, flood IDl!D. .,. """ •w very mining operatlolllll Ohio." ln!l and dnfllap, , , . dec district. PAIN1' NOW •• , AND SAVf MONIYI James Hyolop, a ·former lrlt power, •"'-lloo, •tn- Lee S. Grey, CP..lmwli .U. Hanna vice prt~ldent, said lhe llled prtloelloe and .,..01.,. trlct oates maoaser of Fonl ---'•'- of .... bDJ req'""'"" Dlvill'"" said 3011 500 Club .,. •• ~ KIO ~ ...., moDI, Otlldoor ieCreatloe aid wu, . • elimination of hllb walls and wlldllle pro1ec11ooo. membership award• are precomplete bac!klllllDg of the last ll!lllted lor excellent retail aates eul would lnllicl lnslliDIOUIIIahle per!oJ'IIIInte The average 31J11. hanlshlpo 011 the mlnilll! com· 500 Club member !Old more ponies. tlwn $1110,000 worlb of automoThe hill was aulbored by Sen. tlve mereiJIDdile dDring 1181 Emund A. Sargus (D • In quallfylng fur the national St. Clairsville.) It provides, in fl'e honor. addlttan to the elimination of 0 The Mlddleporlaalesmen quaJ. the b!8b cliff left after mining ifying for 3011 • 500 Club awardr is oompleted, for an 1ncreaoe In C are Melvla Liltle, C. L. Jenkin.. the bond posted to guarantee ""' and Ctareoce E. Fife. reclaiming the land, lighter re- COLUMBUS - A bi-partl118n IFiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii====== clamatton requirements and drive, spurred by key Senate proof of mtenl!on to restore the Republicans, is underway to land before a hcense to mme pour $5$ million more than Gov. 18 Issued. James A. Rhodes' budget proposes into the public school system. I 1 FOUNTAIN CORPORATION Speakers at these brief ser· vices hsve so far been the Rev Mr. Martin and the Rev. Nyle Borden of Gallipolis State Jn. stitute. In future weeks they will include the Rev. Marvin Dawson of Heath Methodist Church, and the Rev. Mr. Per· District 17 Bar tO Meel Near Logan , IIIJHT1NG10N, S0pp0rf from M N • beg;~~i~n~ni~n~g~M~ay~2~a~s~··~p~n)f=es_·~se~l~l~a=n=d~K=en=n=y~a=nd~Le=e-W=al-·.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::==· Rock Springs Society Notes S. tnp • •, Coble Sale&lllm " UPI Bn"ef:s ,.. ': =:u w. I'IJid s t , aa. Bill Would ., ~UPI.i..."t"':' o:".:! To Win Awards ..~!:' 1:t"!..from~•!- ~·,!~ ~ ~::'-=:;;; ,._lila_.. ..,. a u . Wreck Fmns" ... or the . ~ llh'bll "'MJJIIfT: ' sourelite .-.. • ..... ,_w ._ ...... Dialiil ' u. s. EnJ'oys MASON Ky. • Katherm·e DeMos 8 and, of Mrs. LouiSe Van Meter an N1ck1 · h h W k" I Mr. and Mrs. William McCor· Mr.' and Mrs. Maywood John· stonal. P otograp y ee . ace. mick of Melbourne. ston called on Mr. and M:'s. Mrs. Letlie Spencer of Syra· Lawrence Johnston and lamlly. cuse spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Homer ICf~n· Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush hower called to see Mrs. Anna WAITING AND WATCHJNG - Marine Cpl. David and Roger. Brewer and daughler, Maxine, Boyer, of Cleveland, Ohio, is shown standing guard with Mr. and Mrs. Dorss Parsons 1 rs. Brewer is improving. a portable radar set near Da Nang, South Viet Nam. The Mr. and Mrs. Ott Boston at- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Van Met radar units are used to spot guerrilla movement near an tended funeral services fur Sar- er and family called on Mr. air base used by U. S planes. ah Finnicum at the Foglesong and Mrs. Lawrence Johnston. ~ Funeral home Sunday. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Van Met· 1 Edna Carman visited wit.b Finnicum was an aunt of Mrs. er and famUy and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Johnston and family 1Ronald Bearhs and Misses Kath· Boston. ryn and Agnes Grue,.r Sunday Paul Manuel is a surgical pa. visited Mr. and Mrs. Lowell afternoon. tient at Holzer hospital. Greer and family Monday even· Mr. and Mrs. Walden Roberts Mrs. Kate Rowe and Ada ing. spent Sunday afternoon with are assisting in the care of Mrs. Dorothy Roseberry .. his parents, Mr. Md Mrs. Mas- I Mrs. Junior Wines. Mrs. Mary Greer .v1s1ted 1 and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Schaer- too Roberts. The WSCS of the Methodillt Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hendricks, fer of Columbus spent a week · Agnes Grueser is reported to Churrh held a meeting Tues.. Middleport. end with their son and family. be on the ailing list day night. The birthdays of El- Mn. Edison Brace a~d. daughMr. and Mrs. Harold Blackston . Dores Arnold is confined to leen Buck and Naomi Stobart ter, Kthryn, ~cine, VISited Mr. Jane Douglas, who attends M€igs General Hospital. wert> observed. 'Members pres- and Mrs. Olh~ Sayre Monday· nurses training in Gallipolis I Mrs. Wilbur Bailey h~~ been ent were Bertha Robinson An- Mr. and Mrs. Dana Holter spent a weekend at her home ill. na Wheeler, Bessie Pa;sons, and Janet of Coolville visited here. Hugh Bearhs visited with Cur- Naomi Stobart Ida Stobart her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wines. of r•==============•----=------.--.---..-_,~\~ Shirley Ables ' ' Mrs. Sherman' Apple Grove Mrm and June Mr. Wines Reed Ford, lona Hupp, Dolly Wolfe, Gandee local visited Mr. and Opal Hupp. Roberta Thaxton M ct' d w'. M b I R h Eil B k R ' rs Y e mes. a e ous • een uc · e- Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre visrreshments were served by ited Mrs. Mavine Sayre and OFFERS TO THE RESIDENTS OF OHIO Mrs. Sherman Ford and Shir- lfamily . Racine. 1 ey Ables. ' Those who called on Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sarsent Mrs. Maywood John~ton were I . . . 1 of Racine and Mrs. Marlene Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe Wolf, Fisher and three children of Mr. Paul Brooks, Tuppers 11•11r lla,.•l••• oloetrle r••fiO ~-- • • • _ _.._....... OF ORIGINA~ ISSUE Dorcas spent Sunday with Mr. Plaino, Mrs. Mary Davis and Clns ''A" Common Stock B•11 Ire,. ••~r oloelrle .,.,, ••· F e'.., · $1.00 11'1t Value Fully Paid, Nort•AsMIUblt, Cl,itll Stock and Mrs. Earl Robinson. daughter, Anna, of Coolville. Mr. and MrS. Chrissie Pow- Mr. and MTs. Paul Hauber PRICE $2.50 PER SHARE ' ell o~ Rac_ine spent Tuesday and family of Reedsville \.' i~it· l Additional information m11y be obtained from I evemng w1th Mr. and Mrs. How- ed his sister, Mrs. Louise \an ard Robinson. Meter and Nicki. Mr. and Mrs. Alec Wheeler -Mn. May Jobnstoo coli or write and Mrs. Bessie Stitt attended funeral servioes for Mrs. How- CLI>'MENTE REPORT ard Stitt at Ewing Funeral FORT MYERS, Fla. IUPIJhome recently. National League betting cham· I Mr. and Mr•. Gerald Hay. pion Roberto Clemente, who 11 Suite 405- First Nat :onal Bank Building man spent Wednesday evening in Puerto Rico recovering _from Ironton, Ohle with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Robin- a suspected case of malaria, Phone Ana Codlt 614 532-3131 This HvertiMment is neither an offer to NU nor a sollclson. should be able to join the Pitt,. tetlon of offen to buy •nv of these 1tcurltlt1. The afftr burgh Pirates March 25, Get>o •• mede onlf b~ the prol,.ctut. tis Powell at Veterans Mem- eral Manager Joe Brown sald March 12, 1965 • dlap: Gampon. ' Dan, 17. ilk2, running 22 lee! , . ,;.Pomeroy ·Maaoall> ,,4 PI PleaM ':1! 'l'he Sheriff's departmenl said ·63 · · nt 2UI. lllritln · James Edward Diddle, 16, sill· •.32 l~ll!!!i• ·Kanawha Falluut, . lered the injury when hit 1912 Cha~ 11.11 fallinl. LiJn. SELMA, Ala. ~U)'II - Dr model hie! -~-' ,_., don , Mmnet and Wlnlteld dam• Martin Luther King, etiCOIII'II&· ve e cr- ww a were on the sills ed by the removal of the "Sel· tree in front of the Racine Gull llaal -llllenll: • ma wall," said today be would station . whe~ a OM In fronl of OltJo JUver _: Gleildoro ..tend the perimeter of hit him mitde .I alllden lklp. AI 14 2·20 up N"8l'O voter replratlon can> Diddle appUed hl8' brakes the · ·, P·. m.; Orco up 14• 2 pal&n Into four rural Alabama lefl front wheel locked """'1"C a. m., NeW Martinlvllle up 14,. tl the auto to l'"'ve the road and 4 20 a. m.•, EU.ba Woods up 11, 001111 es. hi ·c tbe tree. No charges wen 5 I5 a. m.; C. V. Hamor down King, Monday, broke 1111 1m- filed. • 16, 6:30 a. m.; Bob Benter dowu paae with city and county au16, 1:30 a. m.; Jeflboat up 14, tborities by leading a masaive 6:40 • . m.; Rosa G. w ~ on the Dallu County Jacob G. up 17, 1:35 a. m.; ...,...~.ouse to proleat disertmi· Alton Zephyr up 17, 3,55 a. m.; natioo against prospective NeJefferson up 17,4:30 a.m.; St. gro voters and, to COIIlllleDIOMary's down t7, 8:20 a. m.; II· rate the Rev..J~s J. Reeb, Iinois up 18, 7 a. m.; Robert a Urutarlan mmlSter murdered Reed down 20, 6'20 a. m.; Dun- on I Selma street dkurin~ racial can Bruce up 20, 6:35 a. m.; tension here • wee ago. Onwar~ up 20, 7 a. m.: Kentuck- King called the marco, In WASIUNG'l'ON (UPI)-Pre•l<an up 22, 4:50 a. m.; w. H. which he wao surrounded dent Johnson's requ..t to Con· Slaver. Jr., down 23, 5:40 p. by religious leaders of all gress for additional funds lor m.: Cotton Queen down· Green- ' faiths, successful. the billion dollar Appalachia aid up 6:20 P· m.: Ravenswood y program lncludeo •17.271 million down Greenup II' 10 p m . J He said that he persona II for Corps of Engineers pnljects S. Lewis up Greenup 11·, 55 will lead a "freedom" walk In lour atatea. Andrew Calhoun up Greenup, from! dSelml a tort Montgoml et'fil t2:30 a. m.; Valley Voyager up a e era . cou '. now Jearmg States tbat would beneflt unGreenup a,w a. m : Stephen- t~t>'D~~Y m anh I~JU~ctlon sutt, der the projects are Pennsyl· son up Meldahl 12 45 p. m.; rues e marc ega. vania, Ohio, West Virginia and Eastern down Meldahl 4,20 p. Kentucky. The engineers' allotrn.; Laguna down Meldahl 7:50 ment was part of f3110.1 million p. m.; Brimestone dowr. Mel· supplemental funds l!Oilgbt Mon· dahl 12:10 a. m.; Jane T. down day by the President. Meldahl I: 30 p. m : Defender The proposed budset for the downG Meldahl Z::iO a. m. Corps of Engineers Includes $15 alllpolio Dam - Queen .11. t be . 1 . City up 6:;o p. m.; Allen R. m• '"" o. gm P anrung on Merrill down 2 a. m.; Lelia three projects - Cowanesque Reservoir, Pa.; Fall Brook ResShearer up 2:3() a. m.; Jamel . ur· 3 a. m. ·, LouiS · iana down I Grace Episcopal Church or ervoir, . Pa.: and . Burnsville Rescrvo&r W Va and to start UO a. m.; Solvay up 8,15 a I Pomeroy wiI I be the host to Ihe • · ·• m.; H. E. Bowles down 8:50' Lenten Community service Wed- cons~cti~n of Paint_ Creek Resa. m. nesday at 7,30 p. m. when Ule ervou, Ohio, and. Willow Island ,. rec tor , Locks and Dam, Ohio and . ha d .Marm, R Kaaawha River - 0 F PV. RIC r · · 'II h .. _ . Shearer up Marmet 9·10 p m . WI preac on 'ue way of W. Va. · · ·• th C " d •L R w·1 The While House reported Helen z. up Marmet " 8 m . e ross, an a.ue ev. l ~ ' · · • b p i t f th F d Johnson also had instructed the SP.met down Marmet 5·55 a m · ur err n, pas or 0 e <:: · · ·• ted Ch h ·u nd t a Engineers Corps to accelerate ~.~·~~m~PA.:in!~~ ~~~~~erd 1 ::jor po~~n' th:" ..~~ice preconstruction planniliB of tile 4',05. p. m.; George Price down I The choar w1ll part1c1pate. Red RJver Reservoir, Ky.; the East Fork Reservoir, Ky. ;t he "Infield U5 ~· m.: Lucy Jane 1 Facilities of Grace Church Aylesworth c reek Reservoir, Lucas down Wmheld 6:30 a. m. l are also being provided for a Pa.; and the Justice Reservoir, seri.. of Leoten 'chapel" ser· W. Va., so that they can be vices at I0 minutes be!ore I p bt:ilt at the earliest pradicable m. Wednesdays, designed to lit time. into the lunch . hour schedule 1 of the nearby Junior and Sen· ior high schools. Corps Pro]· eels I 1 A Raetne teen-aaer ..,..a• ed a neck lnjuey In a nue-car ae<ident nn Rt. 124 Ill' Racine . Monday momiliB. CoQDn"es Joppa ' Teen-ager InJured · 117 In Cruh with Tree W arBS p~gn to .River news , 0 o., Mar. 111, ltell-ll .::;:;;;::::::;~~~~Cam~::..:::;:..:==:-=-· I Fountain Corporation of Ironton this week announ· ced its offer of 450,000 shares of Class A common stock I toln phio residents! the sale ofodwhich is exl'ected. to rhesult construction o an ultra·m ern 22 4·uni 1 nursmg orne , IJ1d adjacent motel at the interchange of new U. S. 52 1 ani! SR 141 at Ironton . A key figure in Fountain Corp is its Vice President and secretary, Larry Birch, a native of Racine. Birch, an insur~nct> co~sult- 1 - - • • ~ - ---- ~ last year are. Gallla, Jackson, ant and former VIC€ president ! S!Of Butldmg and Loan Co., Lawrence, and Vinton. and salc."S manager of Consoli· treasurtr of Iron Hills, a resi-~ SALLY JO WILLIAMS Figures for the two week dated Marine lndsutnes. Alex- dential development firm and I period endinv March . 6. 1960 Mr. aod P•arl Wilandria, Va sa1d here Monday owner an d operator of th e M11. Iiams Rt. Mn. I Rutland an· and March -~ 7, 1964 and r.sr.al 0 when the [ronton umt 1s com- tendorf Really Co . Ironton h • d year figures for the years st~r1• 1 pleted others should follow Dav1d Molt. executive v~ee •ounce ~~ • ..,afemeu: ing July 1 1964 and July 1 1963 SINGING IN SELMA- A group of clergymen joined hands and sang civil rights He mdicated there is a strong ! preSident who lor the pas< 10 1 :::~~r. nL:,~ ~ 8 ~." M;r Ifollow ' ' ' A layette •bower was held son~s with Negroes at a police barracade !n Selma, Ala., as tbe tense racial situation p$1ic demand for such facoh· years has been associated with 1 Clarence A. Lamberl 800 of . Athens - 111,703.75, .13,964.· at the ho!ll<! of Dele,. Reed co!'tmued. Clergymen sl!~wn are, left to nght, .Father Edward Hoffer, Boston; Msgr. ties ; Mon Care Dnllmg. Inc . Hunt· I Mr. and Mrs. Dreui Lamb- 1 42. $397,595.01, $388,081.00. honoring Mrs. Jimmy Brannon. Wtlham Kappes, Columbus, OhiO; Father FranCIS Brown, Stu ben VIlle, O~!o; tat her ' mgton. and IS v1ce. preSident erl Rt 1 Rutland The wedGallla 15.646.14. $6,116.10, Eula Landon won the door Donald Schulz, Columbus, Ohio; and the Rev. Wade Watts, Macallister, OKJa. A kick-o rf confert!nc~ m lron- ' and secretary of B H Molt I ' · ' · · 759 7 $184 030 96 · ton Jan. 23 where plans lor the Iand Sons Inc. Huntlngt~n ' ding .will be March !7 at the lt~.;.!tht~' _ $7 tit U $4 594 . pme. Rell'ellhment• of ~""ke, Ued Sunday with her father, Mr.~========::., venture were first disclosed fea- r Kenneth Sm~rt, treasurer. an brlde·s bo.me. ' . ' , . Jce cream, coffee and punch Clyde Stewart of Middleport. II lured as its speaker William , .h D 1 T 10. $154,515.48, $154,283.0!. were served to the following: J Sheehan director ~£ the In- accountant wJt o~g as d Jackson - $10,493.47, $11,2f6.-; Opal Harris, Glenda Benedum Mrs. Ruby Halliday and Mrs. siitute of R~gion.al Development Fuller Co of Hun~~gton an I 41, 1256.675 011. $281.700.86. Sylvia Curtis, Rita Baker, Mar: I Stella Atkins of Rutland and . _ an mstructor m ~u 1 mg a Lawrence - f8,253.8S, $9.227 .· garet Grossnickle, FJcrence Mrs. Mary Haning called on in the 21 count1es of Soullwa.-.t i\larshall Unrversrtv 31 $372 02755 $379 213 80 · · I 1 • • e..... Ohio. · h . ' · • • •~ Wyers, Nell Walson. Mettle - - - - - - - - - - - Mrs. Gloria Riggs and family. ... Lewos E. Bason. ' an·man MelliS - $&,581.44, $5.552.69, Benedum, Gay Smalley. Lavina I The four -sl.orv structure will of the board of Fountain. IS an $156.931.09, $154,019.00. Brannon, Jean and Larry Bak- Mr. and Mrs. ~be~ Clark Allan Borgan of Columbus eost in excess 'of $1.000.00 and .rllorney and one of the foundPike - $2,496.38, $4,l?u 57, er and the hostess and honor- spent Sunday evemng w1th Mrs. spent the weekend with his MR. K. L. BYRD will employ 65 people with an ' ers ~nd senior partner in the l' $91.606.67. $91.036.29. !ed guest. Those sending gifts ' Ciyde Anderson and family .. mother, Mrs. Nellie Borgan. WILL BEAT annual payroll in excess of law firm of Basom. Harm. WedBJ Mrs. Herbr-rt Rouah Ross - $16,574.19, $17,435.68, 1were Pearl Tanthore .. Dale Mr. and Mrs: Tom Wells VISr 1 b Y Mr. and Mrs. Robert JeweU 3.06 N. 2nd Av~. $200,01Xl. emeyer an d HoII and. 11 urn us . The WMA of the U. B. $581.564.48. $541,345.55. Sanders, Donna Griffin, Mrs. , -The motel planned beside lhe Ohio. Ch h t lh h I Scioto - $22.456.56, $20.814..· Everett Parker Esther Landon ' were dinner guests of his parMiddleport, Ohio home will be one of lht" f1rst in Other directors are Dr Mal- 1 urr met a . e orne 0 l21. $732.944.39, $719,505.19 ; ' .'I ents 1 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jewthat area on the net'' four-lane com H King, Ashland. John Mrs. Floyd Norns ~esday. VInton - _$1,445.97, $1.539.47, ! ~~~z Barnharl and Lola Gnfell of Downington. ON highway. It will caler especial- Mahan. Portsmouth ; James E. The day was s~nt se~mg car- $41.169.52, $46,880.61. ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Will Thursday, Mar. 18 Jy to relatives and frrends of Moore. Ashland. Jnd Evere1t pet rags and ~tecmg Q~llt. Me~- I Collection of motor vehicle. Mrs. Margaret Grossnickle ' of Rutland called on the Halli· FROM . patients in the home. It will of- · Pulley. Jr, Burlington. I bers present were Juha N?rrl!, lhousetrailer and use tax in the and children visited recently : day • Atkins family Sunday. fer dining rooms and banquet The 450,000 shares ol stock I Mary Roush. Marge Gnmm, ten counties showing the figures with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tiwm-1 9 am to 12 noon rooms with every luxury expect.- are par value at $1 art> ful ly Florence Adams, . Mar~aret for the two week period endine, I as and Grace Boston of ParkMr. and Mrs. Virgil Atkins To.repair and service ed by today's motel guests. i paid non-assessable Class A Gloeckner. a~d Caroh.ne Miller. March 6, 1965, and the fiscal ersburg. "y Mrs. Lyle Balderson called on Mr. and Mrs. Ben hearing aids Other officers ot Fountain shares offered for $2.50 per A potluck dmner was served ~ Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Marks Caster of Carpenter who were Corp. are Fred Mittendorf. pres- j sh.are. The prospectus ~ints out at noon. 1 Mrs. Opal Harris is a medi- of Long Bottom were Sunday celebrating their 50th wedding BoH...IH and suppll&s for ident .. president of Ironton cily iCiass _A stockholders Will. ~lect l Mr. and Mrs. Olden Thaxton cal p~tlent in the Camden Clark dinner guests of Mrs. Bess Lar- anniverssry. all mekos for sale ~unc1l, secretary-treasurer and the mmonty of the board : Cl.ass l have returned home after a ~~p.itai,MParkeHrsbu!g. ThoMse kins. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Halliday ,. I . B__stnckh ld th a ·o t VISJtmg arns r.d Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maul .of an d Mr. and Mr s. v·Jrg il Atk'ms Mr. Byrd will be glad to· managing off .Jeer of t he r..xce~~~ e m l n Y· few years employment in Arid M rs. B were M 1 0 1 1 --=-=,zona and New Mexico. an . rs. a e arr. ' r. an ParkersburK · were recent "ti· of Rutland spent Sunday even- give you a free hearing ' Mrs. Sonny HarriS, M.r. and I!tors of the Williams • Balder· ;na at the ho- of Mr. and test with tbe latest Bel· Guests Sunday ol Mr. and 1 M H G kt d -~ "~ Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner were · rs. erman rossmc e an son home. ·Mrs Robert Jewell A birthday tone Electronic equip· ment. Clearmont Harris. I Mr. and Mrs. VirKil Buckley Mrs: Robert Jewell: A birthday Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis. Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Proffit's . . . and Howard spent Sunday wtth ul gie and J~dy. Parkersburg. On daughter, Candy. is recovering Those VISJtmg recently With Mr. and Mrs. Chqrles Ayers of sup~r honored Mrs. Pa ine If hearing Is your] Monday evening gues~ were from the measles. Mr and Mrs. L R Barr were ~ ~lprc They also VIsited Mrs. Atkms. problem Bellone is Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo_ Norris and Rev. and Mrs . John Busch Mr. and Mrs. Audry Wyers~ Clar<t Adams. Rarkersburg. The Harrisonville Home ~ the answer Ruth of Carroll, OhJO. attended the quarterly meeting Russell Barr of Vzenna, Mr 1 Mrs. 0( ver Weber and sons monstration Council met at . Mr .. and ~rs .. Ed Miller vis· at t~e Silver Ru_n Free Will and Mrs. Emory Harris or Bel- and Mrs Ernest 'Vhitehead and the home of Mrs. Shar~n Jew1 tied m Gallipolis Saturday. BaptiSt church Fnday and Sat- I pre. !daughters were recent visitors ell recently. Mrs. Pauline AtMr. and Mrs. Sherman Ford urday . Rev. Busch preached at , M d M G ld B . lof Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer kins gave a talk on 14Buy.tng · ·t · H ,. · serv1ce · Frl'day evr.Man drs.M era , were v1~1 ors m un mgton on the openmg J . arnnB land daughters oi Middleport. and Freezing Food." Present Hearing Aid Center Tuesday ening ger, r. an rs. umor arM 'I B'll Mer.ed'th . · . ringer and family Jo Ann Adr. and "rs. 1 1 were Mrs. Allegra Will , Mrs. 504 TENTH ST. Mr. and Mrs. Rodenck •Mr. and Mrs. Henry DaviS, d B tt R' d 1 h !and Roger of Beverly visited Charles Jones Mrs Don Cot· M nd · M · Leo M'IJ Ch h' M arns an e y an o p were . . , · Gnmm HUNTINGTON, W.VA. spent o ay evenmg rs. n 'er, es Ire, r. II' M d M Fl d 1w1th relatives here. terill, Mrs. Hazel Stanley, Mrs. w1th Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams. and Mrs. Dw1ght Hoback, Jlo. mg on r. ~In rs. oy Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith Norma Lee Mrs Pauline AtPhone 525-7221 Mrs. Herbert Roush and Mrs. Jandus, Mr. and Mrs. George Rrmg~r rec~n y. f M d and Barbara Pomeroy spent a kins Mrs Stella. Atkins and Lettie Spencer called on Mrs. Bush, Athens, visited Rev. and M ecw. V!SIBrsl 0 ~· fa a~ Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr; Sh..:.n Jewell Jack Wolfe, Darlene Justice Mrs. John Busch and W<>re din· rs. mme 81 ey an m Y Dale Smith and family. 1.;;;~·.;;;;~;;_;;,;;~·~ illiiiiiii;;;;_,;;;;;;;;;;d•= 1 and Denny and Scotty, Monday. ner guests. . were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rock· Several from here attend· Mr. Roy Bush VISited Rev. Kimes of Coolville and Floyd hold have moved into the form· ed the final rites for Mrs. Ed and Mrs. Busch Saturday. Barnhouse. . er Laura Ruth property ward Griffith at Ewing Funer· Mr. Robert OUJ.~. and son, Mr. and Mrs. Jtmmy Bran· Bill Childers of Philo visited al home last week. Relatives Ray Ours, local: VISited Mr. non spent the weekend wttll wtth his mother, Mrs. Ola from a distance were Mr. and and Mrs. Charlte Carroll and Mrs. Thelma Erwm of Nelson- Childres Sunday. Mrs. Millard Adams, Mrs. Ola family. . vdle. . . The Ladies Auxiliary of the Adams Mr and Mr D 1 Mrs. Loutse Van Meter and Mr. and Mrs. Byrl Grlffm and Olive Township Fire Dept reONLY Adam,' of Zanesville ~ ~: Nicki, villited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wilson cently served meals at the Mrs. o. G. McKin~eyev, and Lewis Johnston and family in were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Coates and Shumway homes due $30.00 Oowit lelance • grandson Charleston Mr J Mmersvllle recently. George Reed recently. to deaths in the fa!llilles. The c..wentent ,.,.... Griffith ;nd David of,Colu~b:: Mrs. Mary Kern~ and Mrs. IAuxiliary plans a Stanley ,l3rty Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reut.,: Mary Ours were m Pomeroy DESIGNATES WEEK Ifor March 16 at the lire house. and son Tucson Arizona Ro· Saturday. WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Recent villitors of Mr. and land Griffith L. M tih Mr.s. Garnet Joh_nston and Senate passed a joint resolution Mrs. Verd Smith and family FURNITURE CO. of Columbus· M:;a t a ew; children~ Sharon,- V1ckey and Monday authorizing President were Mrs. May Icenhower and Maud Md;,n:mick Ko~re Da~~ Carl, were Sunday dbmer g•est~ Johnson to designate the week family of Massillon, Joe BisMASON, W. VA. t:;. ~t· I Three IOUtheaatern Ohio coun- year starting July I, 1964 !nl· ties llbllwod lncrea... in ~~ales low: Athenl - 19,556:02, $164,· tax colleettnns for the two · 599.10. G~Ua - f'l,418.2'1, $101( week period endin& Marcil f. 110!1.111. Hocking - $t,&:i2.39, · S'N.· over the oame oertod lUI year. 150,41, Jacksnn - 1J $1!,41li.CJ'I, John D. Herbert, State Tte... $12'7,068.11. Lawrence - fl4.· urer, reported that the pertod. 381.8S, ASI.51io.J2. Meigs _ Ill,· 1 brought in from the 11 COIIDtlea 785.92, $88,995.94. Pike _ Ill.· an increase of f1.200,000 ot 29.4 564.1H, $II,I07.6i. Rosa _ $!6,. per cent over the same period 759.51, $237.0113.36. Scioto _ $22.· in 1964. The countiea that show· 22&.15, m2,666.90. Vinton- $2,· ed incr..,,.. were Hocking, 101.97, $38,361>.4%. Meigs and Scioto. COUnlleo behind in fiscal year figures over 1 ... ... , ....... - ( .. " ·' ~~· . •' ' '• ' TOM RUE MOtORS . ' • 399 S. 3:d Ave., . �~~ .. . ~- ·--- -- ... .. ------- _.. _--·--· . ...... ~ ·-.·~· '"'' • .'. r . ... .. ,. ·Oassified d!venlty or the orlllnt of the Wedllesday •.• S:;:~Calm::~· ~ country'• bDmliraDI oeltlen. com_.- at the t 711et,ision Rev11e ' WAHl AD INPOIMAnON ed IIOllfl "WbOfe ~.4ft 11M A!I(J.'IV oem1 up -thtr Gooe" 1114 "lit IClllll ol Town, 2 SIGNS QU;ITY I Pomeroy _M_o_to __ rc.o_. 1963 Corvair Spider Monu Cpe.- $1895 UO HP engine 4 speed trans.~elr.et lfltl, radio and beater, goo~ wb.ttewall tirft. of perfonnan~e at a moderate pnce. 1963 Tempest Le M1ns Coupe - BJ, All;$ Dll IIROW U~~ -IIDMI HOI.j,.YWOOD (UPl)-DIIIIQ' Tbo~ 1\:b o 1 e HBC.,'V opecJala iilil ielliOII bave really been lfl!liia!. offered a one-bour dao!IJ ,~~' IIICht: A fond reme~aqce of burlelque In the days wben It prooeoted fine slngera, dancers 1 n d comedlllllll. He • • aullled by thrH topOigbt ~liars: Mickey Rooney. """' llemtck and Jim Ill> bora, wbf,··~t a amasb ra• ouCCOM In ,lbe new aerlel ''Gomer Pyte" .. a oa~ve, ~ooc~- ,, $1799 Local owned and low mileage, red over lvOf'J' ft~h, 32: VB engine, automatic trans., whitewaU tlret. n o an healer David Wolper dol> umentary Saturday alghl: ''Tilt Bold Mea," ID bour aC capeult 11\udles of lelloWI wbo rlak death In their jobl, or lor ld· Mlor, A ad 1 Griffith. Ooa1eoee or juat for klcU. 'l1ll Knolll, l!'.dle Adami and She!· eblef fAult .with tht lbow _ wu don Leouard amoog them-and \hit some of tile lllUdlel WtN thiJ was one of thOM rare tlmeo fAr too eapsullzed and sbaUow wltea surprising guest sbota ac- and merely oenaational, and tually helped the result. could have been left out 80 thai Many of tht Piland J'OI1o othen mlgbt have been expand· linea w.,.. ab<tolutely boory, of ed for depth- but sensatlooal or coune, but the oostslglc and no,t In approach, tht hour waa engoglng Davor of the bout truly grtppina and faseiuallng made thtm seem jult right. A very oflea. oample of the comedy wu the fellcw carryina a cue put I Tile CbaDMI llwlm: Film [)1. man and tellina b1m "I'm rector William Wyler IJ a guest 1nl my cue to court/' and oa NBC-TV'• 4'Today" abow then later returning with a coal hanger, oaylng, "1 1aot m, tak·1 :'t"!ot a we~ PaaJII<lCl passage entertainment sr:eoe, pa.otly ..,. and a \Yorld War lllme. cause o1 the oenJltlvity of too ime also a number of many groups, There was 1 rlcb, , f In th' .. ...,_ unb~ cejebrttles In the com- ness o Amerlcaoa ...,.,. edy .rolillneo - Frank Sinatra, of comedy which ttemmed !rom Jack l\8ouy, O.an Martin. Carl an aspect of aatiooal pride, the n.e..· I II," ¥llltl the procram 'l'hurad.oy. . CILUGED 11'1'111 DWJ PT pLf · NT - Ooroei 1!1 McD~da. Rt. 2 Ian, 1ras ebarg: ed with driving w' lntollcot· .__ _ _ _ _ _ _....,.. ed followln( 1 two car aceidont . , ·' ,.. L• ""' >NUf'f'• IMIJ~ nn Rl. z near Flat Roc\ 11 12 :iMEY AIN'T THE'I'RE I$ a.m. SundaJ. McDade wu 'IOP.E' G0551PIN' JEST STANDIN' 15 driving o~t o1 the Bud Chattin AUNT LOWEEIY ~~:.'ftiN~ OUT ~ONDER Road and atruck· a SOU!hbound ,fiLL GOSSIPIN' ear on Rt. 2 drlv<!n by Richard WIF ELVINEV? H. ~u•k, fllv-ood . There were no personal lnjortos but property damage wu .estlmated ot fZ,IJOO ·by the Stale and SberiU'o O.pal'!ment I---- Investigated the mishllj>, DAIl Y CROSSWORD hearted, fallelto.voteed blllbmy autt." Marllle. Nabon wu easUy tht It was good to hear ThOmaa A(JBOS8 <8. P&1'1141H ahrni-t!Opper SUIIday Digbl with put In some kind words for 1, Got! · "· IAilueneo his pol!Orful, exeellent and dialect comedy, whlcb sadly ~. DOWN llllllily albilng voice aa be saog baa all but passed !rom ~ f. eru.ta1. p....,•t.tn ·' ChiciCO lllelting _,.., cl&w dllhoo tO. noe,.. t:t.to 111m~~ r w.__ ta.tndoneatan t. noc:k pounc1 lltand I . Spocteo ot L4. ConulUJICoo - lym, 18. N.Z. tort 18. ·~ 22.nrst to. Com• I'LL Tl\"' A •MIW.•TJM!l pllu 11. Troubloo 22. Portloa out PEN, WHERE THE CI'.IMINAI.S AQ.E. IN~Tl'.' tt.cn• - out II. 1m· tror I. CUckoo 1. Kill'• a . Flreplaft nlelmamt 8. Deoploe4 I . Fellow 11. Rel1el 011 ' ::18. Blzthpl~ee 011 US. Cravat L7. Rutbafum: ,; , I. IolaNI: :r.. 4. Grulnl' -.. 11. BleGtne~ ~<~ . ..,... Am~ born w1111e ahtlftl' ,..,..,•• ••• .~.~~ -- U.MaJayan otHenry IV 3T. Jacob'• -- ~ ILDuU 12.RlJOPIII # as. Devoured ... Lillo ~~~~~~T.rTr~~ J& r//.4• f88 r//..t ohlld IS.Intomal decay of ::~..;:rr b::r-1--1-~b-. .... 1'7. Oorrldol" 28.Rem...... 16 Itt, Blacka... Ukrainian ~~'1-r ... +-++,., l'f v-~~1" vh I'OifdOlllo Sl. :Meuureot ~ pt J:..-1--+4--1!:; f"+--++-b.,., i" V/ abbr. II. ~ 14. Ruclo clwolllo&' ~ I" ~ V/~ ,.. I=,. ::~.. ~~"J'TF~ in-1-~+--4.,,.,( tL Kind ot Ilona d.Not- '/_ :-;; OICK 1RAC, DAILY CBIPTOQUOTE- ~·· . _ 1D wwk Iii Lady would like work $ days WHOM IT may CODCI!I'Il: 8 ....,.. Mrs. Lewis Peters, DON'T PUMP you slugglsb IIOI);F pboae oumber baa been Sr., 176 Sy< •more-St., Middle- tic tank. Get Kleao-l~m-All dlanged to WY S-2f0'1. E. M. port. 3-IUic septic tank cleane<. Burton( $78 Broadway St., Livestodc mark Fanr. Bureau. Middleport, Obio. .-=~-: I 18 tfc I II Sip Dr. MelviD E. Doerr, VeterJn.lr-======-...-,1 For Rent arlan, large and ll!laU animala. -~~ 121 Washlngton St., RaveD SEVEN room boule with bath wood, W. Va. Phone Z'13-42'11. and full basement In Syra· Office llours, Dally 4 to 6 p. euse. Pbone WY :l-2455. m. I 28 tic -==---c HOUSE FOR RENT, 34K S IfSyca· Ue more Sl, Middleport, Ohio. Contact: Mrs. Elodo WY WO!i7. J 16 tfe 1964 APPUANa CLOSE-OUT SALE ~j~~~~~~~~;;. HOUSES and apartmeots fum!abed and unlurnished. olJel. Pbono WY 2-3267. 3-13-&tc W1nted men and women dredJ of good jobs in the great and growing ablpplng industry. For current Ustings send $2.00 to Tbe Job Finder, 11 Ann St., Pomeroy, Ohio. ,. 3 I$ 6\p and Dllbed opartment, IUmlshed. IDqulre: Obio tal, llkldloporl ''Q•ickl Junior, get your report card! Daddy mode a . hole in onet" =WMPO Mcoday Tlmt Frida:[! 6:00 SigD-OD.jo · .Newt ,. 6:0S Sacred Heatl 6'%0 Meigs CT, RFD ~:25 Palll . Bowen FIMD 6:30 Blf" Miller Show &,$7 Weather 7:00 Nij19o&t Newa 7,os·.· BllLMiller Srow 7.... · S 'rts ,. po 7:35 'ilill MUler Show 7:35 Plckeos Han!W.... Show (Tuesday-tburad.oy) 7:50 News 8:30 'llw'JY Ugbl 8 : ~ _ jlaker FuroiiUI't Show JW!'d--Auctioo) Fri, Show) 9:00 News 9>115 Coil.. Wllb Janet IV:Oa 10:IS 10:30 t:~~~~p · Mtdltatlons BU(j&llar Sbow' 10:~ MiPa Aar. PriJD ('l'Ue~.) 10:45,)'~ Worablp 11bttrtl.) room rMec:orated, partly ed. Pbona WY 2-3117. (Pete 10:46 ·"J,.C, Prgm ililelds) (Fridays) 11:00 ~~~ 11:05 ,'!\DJ.'i Cotmtry JunctloD 11:46 'l'lfty~f .Colllllry Bymo · · Time 12:00 ~ Block NeWI 12:30~11r'IGueJISiar (JI'rl) u ,,a·r..m;. Anderaon &bow J:Oti JJm Meea Show 4:15 'JiLielinar Auto Show J 4 and bath, and fumac:e beat. In Pomeray. Ca~ WY S-3319. U-tfc I ROOM and bath furolshed 1JW1m0o1 In Middleport, Jtu.-1bur.) 4'3CI !$~11f . (Lacal) 4:40 ~1\!l . Meoa Show I!IOUDd Door. 390 S. Second OYer Mn. Howard Cecil. WY u.ta. I J tfe I nom and balb lp81'blwlt i:IIO..Newa 1:05 .Jllia · ~o~- lll!ow Ill l'oloetvJ. Pbooe WY 3-3319. 1211 '1'IIAIL£II lola lor rmt, .. lllmxlrrmol lllld seboola YalleJ !,amber • SUJ11117 Com- • !llaJ, lllddl~ Sale or Tr1de GOOD Coon ,---,,.-::;;,! trade lor pony. Phone 2007. 3 12 6tp room nlsbed apartmeoL J41ddleport, WY 1-3874. J1 i ROO~ • .,..._ Cld batb llltumlalld. All DWIIIa lor Dllllld. UpUin aboM Dr Doaovu't • · I'IIODt W1MI or WY UJk 12 ~- ==:-----:-=IL""C;::... ::c FOil LWE lnsur1nce ASHLAND OIL SERVICE STATION llodm> I !lap. Good toe. lion. ExceUent OpportumiJ 1'IIREE 1'001111 Cld batb, fun>. For Qu•ll""" ,PerioD. Jibed; priftle eutr-, 17~ Phone P-rey WY 2-1211 Mulbelty Aft. Pbone . WY or t-zl75 tr IDqiiiN lit fll 'aocfhttlpotto, o. 4464101 on4 Slreot, ~·tar. U.tfc,L-- _ _ _ _ _ _ __. I • • < ' .. ' ·' A.XYDLB.t· &XB II LOJfG.rELLOW One letter llsnply atal:l"- tor ailot:ber. ta thlli lalllple A 11 ute4 for the three L'a, X for the two «Ya. etc. Sin&:Je letten, •po.. trophlea, the lengtll IIDd :tonn&t.kJa of the wonll are all hint.. - da7 AOJ&*it. . . . . . . 8lT Radio 5:31) Sundown Serenade 6:30 Sign Off Satordaya: 8:00 Sigo Oo - News 8:111 Count., MUJic Tlmo 8:21 Country Jamboree 7:00 Newo 7:111 Larry Andll'aoa Show 10:45 lf'l Music - Army 11:00 Da;~ Valley lc Dutton's -, Top Teo Show 12:01 N""a lJ:IG Musical lnterlllde IUO The Rev. Merlin Teel.t 1:011 The Jim Moe. Show · 1:10 . SundoWn Serenade UO Sigo Off Sunda)s: 7>30 Slgo Oo- Army Hour 7:11 Newa 1:00 French City Baptist Church 1:30 Sunday Sbow . t:IIO 'lbe Bibla Spelb To 8:45 Wash. Repto To People 10:00 The Good Lilt IG:lt' eo..,....ma~~•a Report 10:30 SundaJ Show lUI 1bo Quiet Hoar li•GO News 12:11 The ChriiURD'I Hour 12:10 1bt' lll'r, MeriiD 'hell 1:00 The Sunda;y 8llowaae 1:30 The IllY. SUaa Blllape 2:00 11lo Rev. Andrfto Pal'IOIII 1:41 Tilt lll'r. " 1:10 Tba lltmda1 8bowe8H 5:30 Bapllll LaJmaa'• Hour 1:00 Tilt litmd!IWD 8orcadt 1:10 8I&D 011 lot- ... --~ u.o - IIA RBO TOXK RV8 TOSIKB! I' R R 0 R 8 I' 0 XV,- 8 I' X llo B X 'l'elterday'• Ceyploqaot. StiFI'JDUMQ lS AU10 ONE OJ 'l'Hil W&YS OF KNOWIN<T'YOU'IIII .t.LlVII.-WJIIIT - · WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 7:1i s;- Oo ..7:110 News HeadUnea 7:32 Mlllllcal Clock 7:45 Beboea of JOJ 1:00 Oblo V.Uey News 8:06 World News 1:10 Sporto Today 1:15 Weather 8:16 Musical CJoook 1'00 Mldw111 Ml!lnee us News Beat 4:01 Dlsctng will! Dosa 4:30 lnterduulga 5:00 Community News 5:0S World News 5:15 Sports Today 5:!'- Weathe< 11:110 Dioner MUJicale 6:00 Sigu Oft 1:55 ColtWIIIDIEewa SAnJRDAY t:OO Tall of' Town 7:15 Slgo Oo t:H M11011 ty News 7:30 News HeaciiiMa 10:110. PubUe 7:32 Musical Clock FamUJ Wonblp Hour 7:45 Word and TntimonJ 10:30 llltcltar.rlnC 1:00 Ohio V1ll11 Newt News Beat I:CII WIR'Id Ntw11 11:06 Mondog Molodlu 1:10 Sports Today excep1 FrldaJo, Cburcll 1:15 Weather Belli Rlnc lt:30 Sona" story Jtoar World NeWI 10:U FamUy Worship Bout ldasolt Coun"' Newt~ 11:00 Non, Ar111Jt Sour CommunJty 11:30 Publie &emC. Local News 12:00 News Roundup Markets 12:20 Bullello Boord Woilber 12:28 Newo 0 Gl'llllll Bullelln Board 12:110 Saturday lolalln.. It: IS New1 0 Gramo 4:00 Dl!clog With Dolo 12:10 County Ageol 4:30 Top 1'1!11 Revue IS:~ Couot:r Go RoQnd 5:00 Nawa Ro.mdup l:li Newt liNt 1:11 Public illnlce Caimlrr Go Rotm4 1:11 D1ooer Maslc:ale Nna llut. . 1:00 011 N'..... .. It HAROLD GRAY .. I I£ARO 'iOO'O "TAKeN A 6MA1..1... c:K. '10 I!A!SiiAII'IOUR OWl<) I 1 ' AWA'I THE CR-EEPY AKR:IC> MORBIOLY SEES HER • l---Tf• N01 SON-:--~~ .. ·~·~... .~ inl �• • \ ' 1 d p "J G" PI Saf t .... IrSt Gra e up• s I ve ay on ey -·'I:'· ...._,_ of the Middleport taught by M r s. .. llernJce Carpenter and Mrs.1 lhdfurd Ma8f1, presented pl.y oo safety entitled, "The J'lople•s Choice," at the regumeeting of the Middlopoct )1orent alld Teachers Associa· tlon Monday evening at t he h1lh school · 'nle play was and presented in motion, dialogue songs on Mr the many ar".is of safety . s. Leslie Ingels. Kathy II.Uer lllld Cindy Herrmann. Some of tho children dlaplayed placards, oo safety subject.J 1 ter including kite nying, ca e ia , mannera, lifeguard. broken glass , bicycle rules, tr•lflc salety, patrol boy, drinking !ountain manners iD line and snowie s~owball. Taking part were Scottie Reuter, Brenda Smith, flill.""":..•-, ~ Jc Drew Webster Post Birthday Pctrfy Held with Speaker HiHing Economy Cindy Glau, Jeffrey McKiruJOY, (Continued from P&fle H Joltn McCloud, Tommy Scally' opoDJOred by Legloo. Maureen NelaoD, Mlcbael Eane Speaking of collllllllllism, the Ronnie CUnningham, Lee Ord, speaker said that r -0 Hall ,..,_,1 Hann;n• and Dreama ' president of tho Communist Hovatter. . e- party in America, stated he and A tap dance rootine : • pr his top aides would go anywher• sented by mlnl~t~e . "';;~:: in the United States to talk to VIcki Manley an atrma . the youth even thougH only one ey, dressed in blue and white person should show up. coatumes. They are dance pu- Tho American Legion was lho plls . rs. A of busM eetingFraser. was con- ft' rst organization in America 10059 m . to speak up for betler salaries dueled by Mrs. Wllilami for teachers and for better convice president, er ditions in the schools. The Amprogram. The Lord s r . y erican Legion will leave no end ~d ~e flag pledge ~ere gJv;: untumed until prayer is restorm umson ,bylthet agruaddleencwe~n~h~ ed in public schools. Carpenters II'S Mr. Brady cl0!5ed his talk by attendance banner TA ted t place quoting George Washington, Ttle P. . . vo . o n "Let None But An American $200 thine GLtard America Tonight. " . aor ' Th A · Legion Will fight who work ag 1 pedt to be purchas- gain st our country, whether ~c ~nd :oo~~r Hbrary books they are in the congre~ o~. tbe fo~ the school was accepted. United States or otherwise, he said. Following a dinner at 6 p.m. served by the Unit and attend- ~~, ~-o -~ Ernes~ ~ro!';, ':.':;~p'::~ ~:';"~s; ~s · lug\';.'~ pr~ ~a and as9isted in directing the children. Da n11er Taking tbe part of was George Stewart ; Safety was Kenneth Byer; Play was d ~Chonel.ld~'Y' byMa~~ffreyF~~~:U~n. ~:;:;gr~:. o~n~e ~~i~roller dre: Participating in a aJunsc::~:~· :nsq':et":;.~'~' ~:c:~!,:0~1~n:: E~ skate scene were Merri Ault, Cathy Manley , Kristi Morris , Mary Kay Gallagher, Julie . Hamm, Benny .Johnson . Redina Pratt. Taking part with a miniature train were Mitchell Meadows, . M h- ~!~~~~~:.~=~~~~;~;: Mainly About I People n Pomeroy SHERYN KIRK Klr~29s;~ 11~4,~\:~:0~~ Robinson, Danita Manley John McCloud , Peggy McKinney and efore~::·~~t Southern 7-8th Grade PTA has March Meeting eo by appro•tmatel7 .,, the meeting opened wUb Jhe advancement ot colora with Mra. Ben Neut!llng, uok pianist, at .,_ Miko the plano aud n Roush, Sgt.-at-Arms. and Mrs. David CUmmings and Mra . Orville Well, color bearer&. Mrs. Olin Knapp, Unit president, called the meeting to order and Mrs. J . M. Thornton, Unit ch~ la.in gave invocation, edg to nfollowed by the pi o ag and silent prayer ending with taps . Tbo preamble to the constituti~ of the Ameriean Legion was given after which Mrs. Marvin Burt &ang the National Anthem. •~•- th~ Mrs. Knapp gave the address of welcome with Guy E. Guinlher, Post commander, respond· Di tlngu'shed guests pre'!ted Mr: . Knapp were Mrs. Barton Hall of Logan, eighth district president, and Mrs. Merrei Brarly of Van Wert. Mr. Guinther presented Nolan Mace of Ath~ns, Eighth distict rommander; Rev. Frank Cheesebrew' of Middleport 8th district chaplain, and Barton Holl of Logan . ~Y Around And Aba,uf Mid·dleporf Farrell Shuler aud Tim Welk. Florida where they er a~ of hts sister Mr. ~ Ml'1! Eddie Stobart aud ~:mily ai Miami. do~ ofJ;:~:rsy gu~~ts he~ sis:~andG b~ C~le~on :e~· ~ ;~ of ~ ~m~ricah of~utb M~.~. ~\~ aw~ hi~ pre~ented anci h~me ~ COLUMBUS I UP)) - Toesday's major leglslaUve aetioa at a glance: S1S9·00 COMPLETE Will WISh, IInse lnd spln d1y I 8 pound load In just 8 mlnutn, Spin dJy one load while another wnhla.. No ptumbinl necesstJy ...can bl ulld '" kitchen, bath or utility room. Fast! Compact! Portable! Efficient! Completel}l po~tablt-movttlrom sink • 1tora e:a a1ea on easy rollin I casters. · washes a lull 6 pounds or clotMI and. uses only 10 pllona of water. Has suds savef, too. SEE A DEMOHSTRATIOH HOW HOOVER HEADQUARTERS-2nd FLOOR In Elberfelds Dept. Store the WORLD POMEROY - e 1 1 1 I with COmpossion p G. rogram IVen 8 J S • fy y 1 Why Pay ON ANY CAR LOAN? Dinner's ready waiting .. i.cooa:_. .... _ .. I SEE US FOR A •IUloll!.,.. LOW COST "lANK-RATE" AUTO LOAN ....-- .-ii HOSE · ~taUonal THE SHOE BOX o. "~ ev• . • . • ' • WEDNESDAY MARCH 17 1965 Major Action At a Glance th I I en tine --f Shot, ail 100 •M~r~s·:___.!H~e":'rbe~rt~.,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,": U~tended at y I ~r~stsJ~ ~m"e~ents, I A Higher Rate _ . • • Demonstrator sur-1 P! ' take~ I 1 lit 111e Alii' ....... llirbllq IIIII- Kimes. ·Mr H Houdashelt was to"7olzer hospital for a cehck up Monday by the Rawlings- - Coats ambulance. He has been lll for some time. M d M Robert Turner r. a_n rs. . b0e and children, MJchae'1 rRoa,b_SandraOahlldlo Gwaerrey o!e=:e: mson , • Mr. and · . A family dinner was held on Sunday at the ho~e of ~· E. W. Jones at Burlmgham m observance of his birthday ann~versary. Members of the famliy attending included Mr. aud Mrs. Kenneth Russell, Racme: Mr. an(i Mrs. William Burton I I _.u., VOL... XVI_.;,NO. 284 1 ~$'T~~t~NTER" - UIIW 1tatee. - chair~an i J:' ~ ..........._ a..,.. ............... .... E~di·. V~ughan, MEIGS THEATRE al and JI!U bold its stated assembly, \tednesdJb! at 7:30 p• .m. · No. meeting Pomeroy Cbaj!tel 0' 110 Royal Areb wiD bold a special con.....lon .. Ill confer the Mark Maalfr,fltJ!'M. Refreshment. will be lll'Ved. James pr~en urn;~, PI Survey On Teen Customs ed the Ohio Bottler's Carbonated Beverages Conventloo held at the Columbus Plaza . They also atteuded a meeting of the Royal Crown Bo!Uel'll Assoeialion of which Mr. Harry Moore ts president. They returned homo today. j ROW YOU DOW w~:'\n=~~:\ol ~:ep:::~ ~~ d~~:y ~~~da~~:~m~~~: Wtse FHA Girls 9 :~~k':~ wt:::1::':u: Bosr:J?~ 7ao,. Selec! ~ Mrs. Van Meter of Chest..- visited Saturday in Middleport with Mrs . CecD Wise dent aud Included, Mrs. Neutz- Paul Parsons and son , Paul. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Th So th El tary 7th ling , Mrs. George Bearhs, Mrs. Mr. a:ld Mrs. Lee Davidson, Oty, announce un:: eapge- of Huntington, W. Va., Mr. and e u ern emen Owen Watsora, · Mrs. George Athens: Mrs.. Carol Jones, Burh M b a Jones Kenneth Smith. men! of tbeir dangbtor, Mill Mrs. Robert Kloos and family , and 8th G.ra.de PTA met at the Small -fry baseball players Mr Cb h I b ld M h 11 th Hackett Sr., Mrs. J. M. Thorn- ling am Jss 8ar ar ' Janette &o , arMarietta and Misses Iva and sc oo UJ mg, arc , WI ton Mrs George Mowrey Mrs. Athens ; and Mr. and Mrs. ' R Sberyn of Pt. Pleasant, th_e president, Mrs. Mildred Sm . ith Mrs Gerald Wll- Emerson Jones, Middleport. with "real uniforms' were on· Je8 Ray Lawreace, son of Mr. Emma nie Cunningham, Michael Dav- and Mrs. Leroy Lawrence, of re Sunday guests of Fitch, calhng the meetmg to \io e · · b ~: V~ ~e Kloos. order. The pledge to the flag dermuth, Mrs. Jed . We ster, Sarah Bechtle, Columbus, enport, Joe Anthony, David Call, Portland, Ohio. Jtmmy Holman . Pat Cochran, Ml•• Kirk Is • aenlor at ISS a e was given in unison. Sr., Mrs. Paul easel, Mrs. spent the weekend wlt.h her Jimmy Klein , Scottie Reuter , Pleasant VIew Hlglt School. Robert Pullins returned to hls The secretary, Mrs. J. A. Frank Cheesebrew, Mrs. J?a- parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Tack Tommy Walters , and Kathy 1 Mr. Lawreoce graduated from home, Thurston Stu1day evening, Smith and the treasurer, Mrs. vid Cummings, Mrs. On•?Ue Bechtle and son, Darrell. Harris. SoutbHD High School, Racille after a visit with his grandpa_r- Howard Ervin, gave their re- Well and Mrs. Gaynelle WISei M James Brewington ColChildren in the fruit episode I to 196! and to • member of ents , Mr . and Mrs. Rolim ports. The Sootheast District Gold star mothers spent the weekend with Included Jeffrey Miller, Vt_ekte Hdgtn. & Hdgtn:. Ce. lsC Bat. Bearhs. He was the dinnt;r meeting was announced for were Mrs . '111ornton, . .rs. Mrs Brewington and their Slack Lee Ord, Sammy Little, ICfith Inf. National Guard. He guest Sunday evening of hLS March 29th, at Cambridge. Mrs. Bearhs, and Mrs. Arthur ~tse. daughter , Sandra, of Rio Drea.;.. Hovatt•r. Cindy Glaz<, Is employed by General Mol- · grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher and Mrs. Helen Past Post commanders mtro. G d weddlne Raymond Pullins Sr. Johnson are planning to attend. duced by the comm~nder w~r ~~s_e. Kenneth Byer, who ts Diane Conde, Karen Johnson, or11 Compa&y. No Cheryl Hanning, Floyd Fitchpat- date bas been let. Mr d Mrs Marlon CongMrs. Chris Pickens and Mrs. f!ank MJckEek residing in Gallipolis for the rick, Esther Lowery and Patty · an ·bur W Va Maxine Wingett will be the hos- hams, Chfford Hayes, a 1 winter spent the weekend at · Craig. ·of pitality committee for the next more_. Jr., ChaankrlesChHayesb Paul her .to Middleport. Boys demonstrating the danwee ther in law Mr meeting Mrs. Mary Kay Yost, easel and Fr eese rew. Mrs Horace McElhinney subger of playing with matches ' . Mrs. chris Pickens and Mr. Certificates of where! stunted in the Pomeroy schools were Steven Bachner' Scott Mrs . Eldon Kraeu- Maurice Lott were elected to to the two sc last week . Fraser. Playing with toys were On of Racine 'visited Saturday serve on the nominating eom- semors who have asSisted In Mr. and Mrs . Gerald Rupe t . 'th Mrs Hettie Wil- mitlee. This committee will playmg tap•, MICkey Menchini spent the weekend m Canton Vicki Manley , Beth Vaughan, euvenmg ht.,: Mrs Alfon- meet and give their report al and Thurman Vaughan. Don with their daughter and fam•ly , Alan Dodson. Kathy Pooler. Katrtna Batey, Tami Hoffman, ams an aug ' · the April meeting. Hunnel received a plaque with Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKay and Plans were . made _for_ a sur- se Schorn. Mrs. Victor Hysell, member- his name inscribed as the out- children. vey. on smokmg, drmkmg~ and ] Mr. and Mrs. Dale Valentine, ship chairman, reports that at standing legionaire for the year. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ernmish, datmg when the Rutland Chap- son, Larry and daughter, Mrs. present we have 34 members. Awards were also presented for Dayton, were weekend guesta ltt>r , Future Homemakzs Wllllam Neidisser of Parkers- Mrs Mason Fisher program outstanding work to Don Hun- of his mother, Mrs. C. A. Emhmet Thurs . y evemn- burg W Va visited Sunday introduced 'Mrs Max- nel and Elza Gilmore Jr. Guy rnish. LAST TIME TONIGHT mg m t1 e d orne econoffilts roo . ' . : ~--~ Mr ' . R U . d an award ul Mr. a nd Mrs . Harry Moor•·l · h Sch l afternoon with Mr tuN s. lne Wingett who gave several usse rece1ve John Hulton's an :J:.g c Oh Eldon Kraeuter daughters. readings · "Signs of the Times" an outstanding Jeglonaire. and Mr. and ''THE NIGHT Of , 'll "umces . Mrs. Welby Whaley vlsHed "The Garden " "The Receiving recognition were - - - - -I. r araJ rterTi THE IGUANA" Inger ean IS , usan "th he . ' Mi k W'llia Frank Vaugh • r 818- Listening Heart." Her main c ey I rns, Richard Burton, Ava Gard- GrWn~. Kay Fraley, Peggy TH- Saturday in A~ns wt ner, Sue Lyon. Debonb Kerr, lis, Carolyn McKnight , Betty ter and broth~-m-law, Mr. and topic was "Why Does Youth an, ~aries Swatzel, Kenn~o James Ward, Gnyaon Hall, Clark Kathy Thomas and Sha:Mrs . Sam Bolm. Go Wrong?" There needs to' be Harns, Leonard Jewe~l, Re ld Cyril De1evanti. on c~rter were named as the Mr. and Mrs. Walter. Thomas Jove Jn the home, trust, WJder- Lind and Paul Casc1. Wor Coloru~n survey committee. A question and family of Crooksville we~e standing and good religious at- War I veterans who are cbarWED. ond THURSDAY box will be available for mem- Sunday dinner_ gu~ts of his rnospllere. "Strangely enough, t~r members and. hav~ a conMarch 17-11 I be-rs of the school to place ques- brother and sister-m-law, Mr. the human being is the only tmuous membe~lp smce 1920 NDT OPEN Itlons In with the committee and Mrs . Everett Thomas. . creature that battles for inde- ar~ Fra_n k B. Will, Raymo~d . to decide what questions are Mr . and Mrs. Larry Hemes pendence in Its youth, y e t Eiselstem, Tom Crow Sr., ClifFRIDAY •nd SATURDAY best for the survey. These ques- of Athens were Saturday even- searches for dependeocy in ma- ford Rhodes, Walter Vaughan "FATI ' tions and the results of the ing dinner guests of her par- turity ," she said. and Frank Fugate. The post A discussion fo11owed. Mrs. commander thanked Mrs. Neut_zGlenn Ford, Nancy Kwan , 1 vey will be the topic for a pan- ents, Mr. and Mrs. V. D. EdIWd Taylor, SUzanne Plesh- I el discussion to be held at ttw .1 wards and family. Wingett closed by reading, "A ling, Mrs. Ca~ci and ~r. Wil· ette, Jane Russell Mark Ste- April mef'ting . . Mrs. C. J . Struble n:turned Prayer of a Student," ''Boys Iiams for theJr preparmg the Named as a comm1ttee . to home Sunday after spending t_he Are Funny Creatures,'' and program. Flowers were sent by vens;'THE EARTH DIES SCitiAMING" make n~e ta~s for the Sprmg past ten days at Carro~ w1lh "The Hidden Hand of God." Mrs. Tom Crow Sr., in memVir~tinla ~ally wh1ch Will be held later her son and ~aughter-tn·law, The group adjourned to the ory of Drew Webster for whom Willard Parker, Field, Dennis Price. 1_n the ~chool yea.r ,_ were Eun- Mr. and Mrs. R1chard D. Stru- lunchroom and refreshments of the Post was named. 1ce Ohhnger, D1x1e Wamsley, ble and family. She was accom- cupcakes decorated in white Mrs. Knapp presented a SUN., MON., ond TUES. Charlotte Im~en, Teres a panied borne by Mr. Struble icing the green shamrock check for $50 to the Legion as a Morch 21·22·23 I Dean and Elame Gates. A low- who spent .the day there. d If d b Mr birthday gift after which the I h . an co ee were serve y "SEX AND THI s. , h ld I Ih Ie s ower was e or e Mr. and Mrs. Richard Camp- Victor H sell birthday eake was cut by the SINGLE GIRL" 1home econom1cs room . . bell spent Sunday in ColumY post commander assilted by (Tecbnicolor) the unit president, and the group Tony Curtis, Natalie Wood, I At the c_lose of the ~usmess bus with Mrs. Lois Ann Jones Henry Fonda, Lauren Bacall, sesSion. shde• of scemc land- and children. aang the Happy Birthday aong. Mel Ferrer, Fran Jeffries. Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Sayre Mrs. Burt by . request, sang Edward E. Horton, Count Ba- m~rk~ of Ohio were shown by MI.. Leda Mae Kraeuter ••. of Fairborn were weekend "Th Poppy of Sacrutco " the lle and Orchestra. Color'CirtDOn& visor, alter which refreshments guests of her mother, Mrs. favo~ite song of the Legi~ and 80 ' wore _ __':V~It Frank Stewart. r' .OCie of the Unit, and Rev. Wilbur Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nolan A compassiOn program W~ Perrlu closed with prayer. of Syracuse visited Sunday with p_resented b! the Junior MISA short program was present.. ! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Googloin Slonary Soc•ety of. the Laurel ed including a plano solo. "Unand family. Chfl Free MethodiSt ehurch der the Double Eagle," by Mrs. Sunday evenmg preceding the Joseph Kraly: a trio, Miss LIICy worshtp service. Amabary, Mrs. Paul Chapman Women Meet at The group aang three aongs, and Mr Do Betzing sang two Pari01U11fe Room Children of Other Lands, The s...~ Co ' Kettle" song lllld num~ pper , 1 The Women'• Missionary So· Juoior Missionary . ciety of the Laurel CUll Free Wilting Workers, to open t h e and There, ..But For Fortune • · Methodist Crurch met Thurs. program, followed with prayer and •,aoto, MoooUght In Ver 1 day afternooo In the reerea· by. Mrs. Edward Schaefer lllld mont, by Mra. Harvey Van1 lion room of the parsonage wilh s<ripture reading of Mattl)ew V~rc::_ank_en_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 . Mrs . Gerald Pulllns, preaident, 25:31-46. A skit, "Needs of oth· i in charge. er lands" was presented by Kay Group singing of "1 Am Thine Howell, Patty Roush, Nancy Oh Lord," opened the meeting Gill, Karolyn Soulsby, Brenda followed with prayer by Mrs. Gilmore and Be<ky Wright. ' Carl Bailey. Devotions taken An offering was taken whlcb from Psakn 25, were led by amounted to $20.32 and $16.38 Mra. James Lewis. A short was received from the .conipas-busineoo BOSsion was held. sion boxes brought by the chil. I Refreshments were served at dren. Nancy Glli wbo had $20.· Ithe close of the meeting by 05 in her bo• won a prize lor I Mro. Pullins to Mra. Edward having the most In her bolt. Schaefer, Sr., Mrs. Arthur Wise l1ollob ,.. OOllll . , lltol . Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, MIBIJ Mar· DAUGII'I'E:R 801'11 guerlte Leifheit, Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. llold "' iloiUI.Gllmore, Mrs. steve Eblin, Struble of Carron are announo1101 ..; Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Eugene Gill, ing the birth of a daughter, _.._ Sol,.. .. Mrs. Clarence Curtis, Mrs. Lori Lynn, on Thursday,· March Joe Evans, Mrs. Hubert Wolfe 4. Grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble of Pomeroy and a gueot, Mrs. Bailey. ,...,...,._;iiiiiOiiiiiOOi.;.i ....... and Mr. aud Mrs. Irvin Bell of Spokane, Wash. Mr. lllld Mra. TEXTURED WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS Otto lies of Logan are great grandparents. The Strublea also have three sons, Gordon, Douglas and Bryan. Brown Tone, Black Maglc SERVICES CONTINUE Menzel Smith, pastor of lhe $]-09 Morning Star E.U.B. Church, Ia · presently In a series ol revival services at the churdt. The meetings 111art at 7:30 each Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation lling. 'lbere iJ opecial llnlliiltl Middleport, ,_ All . . - ' ••- '411' - - - -...- -. . 8-Dally !lentinel, Pomeroy-MlddJJport, 0., Mar. 18; 10011 ' ',. ' '. .. '·t<· ,J . • • • •: ~ t .. .. '. .~-'~ ::\ � 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 16, 1965 johnson smith wells