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Jamet Euler, president. tile novellst, Edna Ferber, anclpreslded and anounced that tho "Gilll ol Talent.• from tile rue of tbe -ly Mormons conferen<e meotiDC II lo be m lbe ,...... of the o1 11111 country were beard by iMarcb 26 at NelsollviUe. Mem- Recont luncheon guests study book, wa -.... Mtl. Nan lofoor'- tbo ller. tbo Middleport Uterary Clubibers responded to roU caU Mrs. Ellen Ebersbaeh and program presented by Mn. M. :!:. Dowaon. loin. Bemard Wednesda• afternoon at the comment on the •hter, Joyce were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warner and Mrs. Elza Gl~ Fulls ot Heath Melllodlll """ '•·~al · p · b H se or a "bit ot Erin" ... • •• da •"t mor. Jr.. when the Friendly Olureh wer. ln JAckaon evenlnc at --~-!' and 11- :11, Jlllle Bryan, Buttemut Ave. ,.,.ce Ep-"" "'" ou · · Stephen ~lgbt .... u... er Circle of Federated churdl met neodl• to atteod 1 aemlnar Mn. James Will, "::= '__. p·-•;: are to be Mrs. Bry111, .,....ldeDI, ..,.. lrith Mrs. Everett Hayes as ldisplayed a miniature Ramsonvllle. Tu-·•·y ~•·• at the ~arch. . ... -~ -~-1 •-•-~- ol the the _....,•• --• "CbrlA• bo~sa, 'ment of slwnrocb Ol' Mr and Mr Arthur Rogue ~ ........ ~ ww~ ....., ~~w -. achooJ all p. ID. dueled .........., "'"' · ' An IUT&ngement o1 daffodils · s. Selected ver... from Paul's Method!BI Cburt:h wKb do90IIonll by Mrs. Named froiD tho floor 00 llio points tbo way to Peace," l'M Mn. Guy Shuler reviewed, a gr... crystal hat were used Clevelancl . were weekend letter to Timothy, emphasiud Mr and Mrs. ~... _ . MaDArnold, followed c:ommlltae were IIIUIOIIIICed u the topic Gl !lie •A Kind of Magic," by Edna on th• table. guests of her SJster, Mn. Susie that every cbureb II made up 1 Mn Conllle Manley Lord's Pray.,. Ill milDison, Mrl. miUIQn aiUdy for the comb~~ !'erbor, In which tho author dis- Tea and shamrock cookie• Fischer. They were enroute to people who have varloua sorts .:!re in eo1.imbu. fOl' p fe: ~=:.~-;ld, prealdenl :'..: Rizer and Mrs; Ray- year. Dovollons were 1ed by cusses the events that have hap- wer• ,.rved by Mrs. Rayea Florida lor • two weeko degrees of ~lent. AU are days vlsitlnJ with relatl..a 1 Band -.ra Cole. Tbey wlR report at Mn. A. L. Pbelpa wbo had b' J!Ol'ed In her lifet!Dle and the during the social hour. Mrs. tlon. , needed to do God~ work Ill the cludlna Mr. 11111 Mrs. Tony Se~ bow the psoclllioo APril meetlni· The iltelld- her topll!, "Prince ol Peace." effect on her wr1tings. In this Richard. Martin was a guest. Brenda Michael of . h world. Paul told Tlmotht to use vatore IIIII family Mr and IIIICII baDnor waa awarded to Prayer by Mn. Helen Lellhelt ~ •olume she dlsplBys the wit the weekend . er his talent, "Neglect not the gift Mrs. Willio join when their Mr. Brie Hart'o rotllll. · elooed the devotions. Round ro• •nd humor and understand· VISIT WITH BETZINGS . Mn. Susie FISc- that is in thee." 'lboughts from Mr. ancl Mn. Roy Gallo ancl tho ~~~ Retreobmenll w""' ......., at biD set • weU cards were aent 1 lng that hove betome ~ trad.. the writings of Katherine and Mr IIIII Mn Joe RAI sc~tooi elooe of tho meeting by to abut-ina. ~ ~k in the literary world. . 'l'hoSt calling at the home Mr. and M!'". Erenst ~ark sbali and a prayer poem con- p~ and mero}' H.:.!,h lined IIIII Mra. George Skinner. mission study, "Source of ; Mrs. Shuler recounted MISS of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Betz. and soo, Dwlgbi oJ Blrmmg· eluded the program. Mr and Mrs. Bruce band director, used : a ancl Mrs. Vlnceot Broder- Peace" waa presented by Mrs. ferber's first job of reporting lnJ recently were Rev. Eugene ham, Ala. are the guests of Mrs. Carl Kautz, president, iJtd .ber brothen Elbert ~ directed Mr. ancl Mn. Nol'IIUlD WV: Roush wbo gave a ,.. when she was paid $3 1 week Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Mr. and Mrs. ~llfDlan Fis~~r. opened the business session with WIUiam Smith ,..;.. 1n Daytoa · Ine aeveral aetectlonl. Mr. and Mrs. Franl'- port on the Wegwert family In and the efr.ct ol "";•rid War Swan, Mrl!. Letha Koblentz, J. Mr. and Mrs. urman "' • poem. "What Is Charity"? to attend funeral oer'licel for Debbie Rtzer, Mr. and . Mrs. ·Jack Englancl. Several Bible quia I, the depression ol. 29, Worl~ B. .I ones. Leah Whiteman, Mn. her and guests. Mr. and Mn. It was voted to purchase a their -ber. l'aul Smllh. who er AM were Suaau llr. ancl Mn. ·WWI11lamJ'·· aamea were conducted by War U and other times 1 Sh 1 M Ulah 8 an Ha- Ernest Dark and son for the sanctuary and 8 died foil '"" 1 long ·line ling • · and Jamet ~· "'"• Mn.· Bryan. America and descllbed the "ey oss. " · Wednesday dinner guests for ow.,. as. Mr. and Mrs. s.m Con-, Jlelresbmellts carrying out 1 tabl writing of some of her novels zel Barnhill, Phyllis Rowan. Mrs. Suale Fischer. o e . cover f'pe~ U Mrs. Patty Lowery, GaWpoU. sloll, Marla Mr. and Mn. David. Davis ••· Sl. Patr'lck theme were II Including "Showboat " "Giant " Margarette Russell, Carm Mrs Ral h K1111111 oJ cl!ureb kitchen. g ·we spent SUnday with her parents, Jladford, Mllllsl ancl ancl u - Dale Prl'""' •~ and others ' ' Bahr. Mr. and Mrs. Dana . Mo ~a with Mrs was signed to be oent to Mr. anc1 Mn. Donald Lowery. liD Rtzer anc1 Becky Mary Mr.t """' .....,, served by the boetess to the Mn. 0. , B. Stout reviewed Hoffman, Sr.• Mr. and Mrs. Del· ~~rsbachn y . Waldo J., Bartels who Is Mr. and Mrs. La,._. Man- Lou Radlford, of the conlrlbu lnJ. ·above named and Mro. Bob Paul Bailey's "For Time and hert Smith, Peggy Marshall, Mr. M EU. n Ebersbacb surgical pat~ent at ley, Sr. have received word that and Steve Miller, .Miller, Mrs. Jerry Masters and All Eternity," a story o1 the and Mrs. Dana Hoffman. Jr .. Tues~~y ,.';th her parents. Mr. Memorial Hospital, Chardon. their soe, I'Y\· L.. ManBod Kathy K1nJ of MJ1111 Sigmeui Tominy anc1 Mrs. Denver KapMormon people and . their be- and sons, Charles and Stevie. and Mr Cl ence Might at Oblo. has IIITlved Ill U. S. Marine Corp! pie. Clnnlng• in America. She told Mrs. Llnnie Gaul, Sharon Em- Rutland s. ar A salad course Ill Germany. wh~e be will be Datos of future aehool aollvi j>! their moving from Ohio erson, Nettie Hayes, Margaret Mr a~d Mn. Clarence Might wtth St. Patrtck Day ,... with U.e U. S. Army for \itt•• were aDII<lUIICOd by , Mill ASDM Lorraine Sigman. ERROR col\!MITI'ED to Missouri, thea Illinois, and Seidenabel, Edna Reibel, Don. vislte'd recently lrith their ed by Mn. 'lbomas Young two ye11r11. Pvt. Manley enterdaughter o! Mr. and Mrs. An error was rna'' lB the finaUy to Utah when they have aid Buchanan and Mra. Ethel odd bier Mrs Wesley SIB- Mrs. James Fugate. lr. the arn\y In July, ttltH, anc1 lO, SlptaD of Rutland, has reporl oJ the Middleport Fil'llt become 8 Stout. : : an:":.tani son: Mark we.. center of the table was a received his buk: training at April 1, olgblb "'om Into, tho U. S. Ma· Baptist Cburcb Circles whldl green Irtsb hat constructed Fort Ky. · PIIDI are being test: April IS. Corps. met Tuesday ovenlnq. The Love ley • at the bome of her parents, Mrs. Fugate. with ahamrocb made for Mrs. Manley ( Day at Pomeroy Hlgb Sehool Mlaa SlpHm bu rept>rted to JO)! Circle met at the bomt of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stewart. intervalB the length of the ta- former ConDie ~) to o1n ,elgbtlt pada: AprU bask: training · base at the Mrs. CecU Bradbury with Mn. Mrs. Charles Buck, Mrs. Ellen hie. Favors and napkins carried . husband In a few lll<llllhll. Friday (there wW . be COrps Recruit· training Lillian McGhee as the uslatEbersbach and J~ out the green and white color Mr. Howard' Byers oJ MlildJ.. scbool): April II, tho mtb, aevlocated · at Parris Is-Ing hostess. The Dorcas Circle were SUnday everung . r theme. port '8lld Mr and Mrs R 1 y entb IIIII olgblb lfades. will S. C., where she wUI at the Jtomo of Mn. Paw guests of Ran Might and siSter, Byers oJ ~dne vllltod ·with the mlllleDIII at Marietta; ~i.l :'~eelgbt we6al of Admlllla- Smarl President of the"ll. H. Mrs. Floyd Rwnfield, at Ru~ events and· Include relaitves ln Columbus SUnday. 30. sprlnJ propam . ~ training IIIII alter a Milsionary Socielj~ land. musical program on Ap- Howard 11 visited with Mr dlrectfoll of Mrs. Eleanor wlR ~ wl!b t h • , ..., · iiVO:O U Mrs. R. E. Vaughan and dau9, and the talent ahow, May and Mra T.:.es Lewis . Mary 7, IObool Marlllo .FOI'C88. MI.. Slg- -. F...-Y,:, . '1: r. erW ghter. Judy visited Saturday Uhose wishing to enter tho ) • o gralluate of Paden Cl- Mr. anci ;Mn. Jllll.~ with Mrs. Ellen Ebersbacl! and are asked to contact the ByMers. L R WI'··I N'Ofll•aJkiW''!' "" arrangement of green School, Paden City, W. and son have moved jo . the • daughter, Joyce. school, WY !..2349, Margery II ~tin· .lib .':.ter Mn white dlryaanthomiiiDI. ba· formerly atlended RutBradford a~artment ool!ol•l<e~ Come, see, seJeet !rom beautiful new materials. Hundreds of yards of new 1>ilrlltn, WY 2~, .,.,) orp Eva . MIU. ill Lavtrvenceg wB••• .... erwbo ,... ' ...· ~;~-:~tlt:.:ancl:.:le!~m~•iiiiiiiiiiii~~:.:=~Sehoo;;:;;I·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.,iA~veii.iiiiiiii;;j'F;;;iiiiii;;;ii;i.,, I spring faln"i<Js now on display. Sew and Iron, WY 2~ . TIZOI w II • boo 1'talized · \ be $11, $5, $3, and $2. ceo Y P save! will be 25c for all VIsiting wltb Mrs. A. E. Er,. I" -H·• _,, .... ..,.. • ' ' at. y e l I flmrlly. · ' i ; ·!JiDll Kno•. ., EASTER Cha/;;::' ""!met FASHIONS BY THE YARD San..,;. TaIent Show, Spring Musical Are Planned I YOUR EASTER OUTFIT CAN BE BEAUTlFULL Y FASHIONED JUST I'OR YOUI Pl~nst~=~ ~::Ss:!tconce:;:'~ l lsD<in• musical ~:gr.: ~~~ h ,. ·~~.theHo~v=. 7r·. eounty tests wm be taken : April 2 by the eighth grade and · daughters, Cathy, Conllle, students with commencement Cindy; Carol and Cbrlatlna ol ~~ ~:,.;:,:.: U~-t:z&.School eo:~·ord, who attends Rio at the achool Mrs. C. E. Young's second Grande CoUege, Is bll ecreta..Y won the attendance ban- praotlce team~n~ 1n th• presided In the absen:e of the Cookies and coffee were port Illib School. Mn. Ord II president and vice president. by Joan Ward, Joan a Middleport Elementary Mrs. Allen Leonard aerved Morris and Roberta Jeffers. acting secretary. Mrs. Michael Erwin ancl Margie Smith reponed $lOUt and Kevin. of Belpre, Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns ' in the treasury. Named to tha f f Ib returned to lbolr hOme apentllna ...erat uya 115 W. SECOND nominating committee to ,.,. JJ:rwm WY 2·2284 pori at the nett meeting William King. ADen Laonard and The Amerlcn Lulboran POMEROY OHIO Robert Morris. been In Columlluo, lo '"!!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!Eiii!.~Da;;;t~es;_:w~ere.=.;•;;;•;;:no;;;IDICed::;;:;;;:_~for~ Church of St. Paul's ployed at Illthe Mid-West Steel and st. Women Jobn's churches met Colllp8lly Pomeroy. Custom tallortn& !lenrice by our own ex· pert aeamstresse1. Come in today. } l The Fabric Shop Lutheran Ch urcIt Women Mee a St. Paul's MAKE ELBERFnDS IN POMEROY YOUR .SIIOPPING CENTER .: ~ nd orle . f f · ti f 1 , , , Wearing GpJMirol I ICCISS S Or yOUr 1m11y, um.. tun, floor cov..a-s and furnishings for your ho..... Big .. •• J Iectlons, depenuu _.._••"_ qualhyI I ensible prices• . n.. Is:: Why settle 'fbr Ieee than i *a'''ous MAVTAG .. ...lit but valAA.eJ . aan.. .• i ' -!Wp-'-... Oollbl.·•all •q•arc·tub ., ' COilllf'Uetioa IIVC:I IO&p, walcr aad wotL Splull cronu.p.wawol'loor. ,ti:..' Ttlle,..." IMr "'lfbl... Adj .... ablt 1111. Sl1 ·-- ......... I -mot~ comfo"" .. lloiPI oblcbr)OILAAI- ---- jllJI 10 1w1ap1 1J: -'kd&• .., .r tt polillooo - I I 1 .... t.Dtllle- . . .U - ~ loon. Alumlnu• tub ... won't rust, cllip <>r ped. SetliJullt uap to caplule dirl. Handy hiDpd llblo li4 ro~ "" cloUia Safe J>llsh· ll11110a ....... 1«\10$ . . ...u. li:ay. w~.ID6ill~~~~ ! M T I ~!"'P:;:, :0 ~::, ~~- For Fulfillment nounced. n was also voted to Is Cil-cie Topic purchue • lift for Mr. Mn. Paul HUI, newly weds. A eommunlcallon waa read by .,_ ~-· ___........1. ...... r"""'er, •~w-__,. ebalrman. PerBODS wishing to purebase UUea for the Euler aervli:e 11 Maytag Ma~te~ $189·" Others As Low As $88·00 WITH ~there'• e MAYTAG IIIOdel for TRADI every neecl, ••err , _ ••• = FRIDAY .... IATUIIDAY Mlrch tt-20 "''ATIII THI ,eUHTJII" • Rutland Furniture We Service Wh•t We Sell Rutland, 0, IH 2-4811 They're easy core, a breeze to wear - lovely Glenn Foril. NanCJ K."lil, Rod TIJiorJ. .,,.... Plelll' ette. Jane KWMII llart ate- ·-· "THI IARTH Dill ICIIAMINO"· · Willard Parter. Virllola Field, DODDJ. Prlee.· . welcomed Mn. Harry P. and Mrl. C. ~" Blollalea ...... Mrs. iliuWa tllUIOlllleed tbo. Ohio ~ (Will) POrtuiloatb lllltilcl llliiiiLll lliollllnc ollMWSCS tu bebeld at Grille dlardi~ Gelupolla, Ap- rb 7. lteilalrillaa wW be Ill I a. . Dl. IIIII fl1nchaou tld<ela ala)' be ~ lor ,, 1lllen reptorfni. A note 01 ibanb read from tbo Harry P. rAmu, for tbe Cirele'l .,..,.tb "l ib:t' bulltllnr ....iry "' fund Ia J;. lllllltnc. '"-··· ~ tbo :1:::I when !baSt. ""' · In Safe Touch Down For Cosmonaut Teani MOSCOW (UPI'-The Soviet lurned safely. lorm In space, the repd- al Union announced its two-man He clung !O a handrail for r spacecraft damaged by Jlllteorlo. spaceshiP! landed safely today about 10 minutes, testing the i ite5, and the linking up of two after an ~pochal flight in which effects of the -459 degree tem- 1spac.'ecraft while orbitinl · the a cosmonaut left his vehicle perature and the effect of' eartb. All would be prelimS.. and returned for the first time. weightlessness on his well- I naries to 1 landing on the The official Tass news agen- being. Then , dangling at the 1 moon. cy said CoL Pavel Belyayev. end of a !!Hoot lifeline, he per· I Tho flight was consldere(l a 39, commander of Voskhod formed somersaults and other i tremendous leap forward b7 ... !Sunrise) II, and Lt. Col. maneuvers to demonstrate his 1 Soviet Union in the space race Alexei A. Leonov, 30, who control. 1 with the United States whleb braved the hazards of absolute 1 Russians hailed the move as plans to ~ a twl)oftlln Gemj.. ·zero to walk in space, landed demonstration of greater things , ni spacecraft on 1 four..ofbil safely at 12 02 p.m. (4'02 a.m. to come-the building ot a plat- I flight next Tuesday. EST) after a flight of 26 hours · and two minutes. ~~·PLAY;..... The Junior class of Rutland High school Will preseent a three-act comedy, "Grandad Steps Out" at 8 p.m. tonight in the ' The announcement ended 1· 3 1 Rutllnd,. Hklt auditorium. Mrs. Faye Sauer is.director. Left to right, seated, are Beverly Forbes, Cheryl lAtng, Jane Lucas, Barbara Carter, hours of silence by the Krem· Ch~'l'l Wltilams and Uhda Hysell, standing, J~an Tillis, James White, Robert Ml~er, Rusty Utile, Willis Dillon, Mike Nicholson and Eunice lin and growing feeling of un· ·. __ Ohlb,er. Stage managers are Ronald Blll'Ck, J1m Barrett and Bob Barrett.--Sentinel Photo. easmess .. The Russ1ans had not ~ 1 DIXIe • • cu tfetI I . M G d M h .ll' p. . M.ll '"'m=-;;:d::·~:::~ t5h~ofig~\:f t~~;g·c:~u· ~·~i: ay oar arc ' ap er I ' $13 MI Ion In Mason'' County .Planned St · 1 gtven any progress reports on . Gatewood, lmown for bor blk- Thursday) after Voskhod II had . lng adlvWes, was tbe recent completed its 13th orbit. guests speaker for 1be Sali,_ l.aDds Near Perm MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!) - National G~ard unltt bury School pupils. The o!!icial text of the Tass of the famed 31st DIXle Dtv1s10n apparently wtll provide announcement said, "Voskhodl the bulk of protectiOn for CIVil nghts demonstrators on I Mrs. Gatewood, who lo 77 11 landed at 12 hours 02 min· ftve·day march through Alabama farm country. ' years old, resides in Cheshire utes Moscow time in the area \ President JohnsOh advised Gov. George WaUact .. In ber trailer home botweeo of Perm, west of the Urals." Thursday night that he would federalize the Alabama biking tripa. Perm, once called Molotov, is Guard, which makes up the Dixie Division along with tht POINT PLEASANT -A $13 ufacture 200 tons of paper daily. announc.'ement on the Mason I Sbe gave tbe children 8 first about 700 miles northeast of 1Mississippi Guard, if Wal- . :million manufacturing plant is Engineering studies. now be- t project . · band account of many of ber ' Moocow. :tace is "unable or umvill· strain I.'• planned for a J4,5-acre site near ing conducted, and satisfactory I Mr. Lewis cbserved that the experiences in traveling at Tass said Col. Belyayev used ing" to ca ll out f.hp guards- Wallace has appealed Johft.. AND LAYMEN the Ohio River along W.Va. 62 financial arrangements are the ' plant wiiJ also pump additional lea•t 11,080 mile5 on foot over manual controls to land the lmen. so~·s order to the U.S. ?th Ciror the Iron Cur· six niiles north of here. jcrlterion for a final deci.!;l}on on money into the economy with mountabls and plalns. . , space craft It said both he and Wallace's office said the gov- cu1t Court of Appeals m New ha!lot! the Soviet The development was con- ~ the plant location, the governor its need for cordwood u a raw I Sbt de Jbed . h 1 Leonov "feel weW and that ernor went to bed before re- Orleans. The court told Wallact ·space ffirmed Thursday by the Hunt- said. material. This cot~ be. supplied scr an•ma en- ' the scientific program which ceivin the President's state- lo appe~J to Judge _Johnson be, : . Alexei Leon' ·illlllon. lf¥r•ltl PI~~~ ap Fielding H. Lewis, director oJ by the area's ~~~ ... cutting I an:',.~· k:~· b or ' gave the Soviet Umon a giant men! ~ursday night i fore gmng tel a btgher courl loY• ••. .' announcement by Gov. HUlett 'the. indastrial /Utelopment CU. ftll'lll<rs, he •aid. · • • ' •.• , •. • . ~· _ ~ . -·· J~ . !,D, the _space , race .. had l . · , Wallace's attomeys. then asked U.' S: tdftclals said the feat Smith that the Great Northern i VJSIOn of the state Commerce Charles Lanhflm, Poin~ Plea- She bas beea a pest ea been fully aecomphshed The f1ery governor. Ordered Johnson t-o reroos1dt>r tus ,....__,_. 1 1 1 fw1hej' ~hens Rpssia's lead Paper Co. has tail::en· options on Department, said Great North· sant banker eftd its Chamber the Groucho Man TV proThe two cosmonauts were ! by federal Judgt!! Frank M. der. over the United States whicb the Mason County parcel. He ern, with main offices In New of Commerce president. express-- &ram and &be A11 Linkletter blasted into orbit-the highest Johnson to allow and protect a , Del ed Trl w'Ur attetnpt tts fiJ'st 'double said the paper miU wlll employ York City and large operations ed pleasure at the governor's • sbow. She Js avaUable for :yet achieved by man- at 10 civil rights march from Selma Th p .day t d P ed f1 i 1 f11gbt in fi-ve days. A Soviet 110 at the outset. and wm man- in Majnel will make a similar announcement. He sa~ the ·~loJ ea~agemeuts and 1a.m. t2 a.m. EST) Thursday 1 to Montgomery, earlier Thur~ to h~ ;e:s~s e~anc~ 3 [ 0 aniw: etemonaut', Konstantin FeotlGreat Northern operatlon would aoy group Wishing to contact 1from the Bakhonur cosmodrome Iday mght had asked the Pres1-, W ll . nmnda itov aaldLeontov's accompu.h~near tho Pantasote corp. ~ may call :m-7%92, Cbe,. ' in Kazakhstan, about eoo miles dent to furnish federal help ror : •h:~s ~~~" ~ 1 !~ver~ m .. o...' mftlt shows it is possible .for a plant which is ('Onstruc.'ting a hire. southeast or MosC<lw in Central such proteclion _ · dmgd · t ehBa 1 I!D ·11· f Jl' uf · no ave enou&&. CIVwau 1 1 space crew to carry out assem"" ml Ion . ac Jty ~ man ac- ~'®!'!;,>:~ Asia. . Asked For Help Jaw officers to provide tbe probly' and repair work In !llgbt. tore polyvmyl bulldtng materThe spaceship soared to an w II • . dd I I tection requested by Wallace J&l alt1tude of 307 miles above the a ate. m an a ress o a i , · · 1. sess10n · of th. e 1eg1s · 1~ t_ure I but that the governor had 11101'<1 .. • The paper mJil w11l manurac. ' ! earth and then moved m an e1~ JOin (X)LUMBUS - REPS. ETH- ·1 Changes in parking arrangements at the 1965 Fa1r ture corrugatirlg medium liptical , or egg-shaped, orbit, carrted on statew1de televtsmn, ,than 10.~ ~labama Guards1, e) G_. Swanbeck•. R • Huron, have been recommended to t~e Meigs _County Fair Board component of cardboard boxes. , down to lU1.9 miles. said it w~uld take 6,171 ?ffi- 1men at h11 disposal Bern~ MacKeOZie, D . Can- 1by n.-ew We~ster Postl A~ertcan Legion~ _~f Pomeroy. A I On Feb. 18, it was announced 1 The official announc~ment cers, workmg et~t-hour shifts, I ··n he is unable or WlwiiUna • ton, and James P. Cele- tougher policy on debn· r Ithat 8 feasibility study on locame 4 hours and 9 mmutes ~ g?ard the 4G-zmle march be- to call up the guard and ma~ 1 brme, D . Clevdand, propose quent race barn stall rent payment for lhe serv1ce. II eating a pulp and paper mill alter un ·r 1c1a1 ..,urces in- gmmng Sunday He satd the ,tam order in Alabama 1 wUI an , in~sed ~nal~ for two.. also was adopted. 'W81!1 su~gested no one u~r in th~ Cabell· Wayne County arformed UPI of the safe landing. state only had 600 state t~p- ~ rall the guard up ~ liN tinle offenders m child neglect Charles Swatzel, representing age 16 be used by th~ Legton. ea had been completed by Bat- The 18th I So th ast But the lack of an official an- ers and he asked PresJdent I them all the support required." anCI chlld torture cases. the. Legion, suggested to the The board also mstructed telte Memorial Institute with a Oh. H f a~n~a ~ e e~ nouncement had prompted Ull- Johnson to '·provide sufficient ! the President said l'bey introduced a bill Tht.a"s- board ln Its March. meeting tb.e Secretary Fr~nk Johnston . to finding that sites near Fort Gay Sail: w:J~ hel:st~is s:7ur~a easiness and brought specula~ federal CIVIl authonties or oUt- i . . dly whJcb would provide a fine swampy ground belo~ . the ~av~ 10 trophies bmade re~mg I and Prichard In Wayne County with the show scheduled to ~ tion somethmg might have hap- cef!'i to prov!dP for the safety Kmg said Thursday ~ 1 and welfare'' of thP marchers, march or up to 11 1000 and tt:n years in county garage be elimmated, M elgshSteer Clonlu -h I965boa . rd j have a good potential A ',"23 nder t 9 d gthe pened would begin at JKJqQ parking llghta be placed behind 1n ot er act t e . • u way a a.m. an e . . . . I h ·u b I d b D M l 1S d ...., . lty 1m tb jail as e rna urn pena ' " h F b !In , I million plant was proJected I t I Tbe tune of the landmg indl· w o WI e e ) r ar m un ay at Brown ,s Cb a.,... for a second conviction the grandstand because patrons """'" t e e ~"uary ancla I d · f th ' sa e a p m. cated the Russ1ans nad orb1ted Luther King lr Arne church in Selma and. end . are afrAid to park there, uNo report, !earned that $1,600 more I co:~s o e repojrt were Emerson Marting of Washing· the earth 16 or 17 times Soviet " The federal .government has al the Capitol Thursday with & PaHdng" signs be placed on 'AI, ue r~ceived (or the Colt orwar. to tw~ rna or paper ton, C. H.' and H W. Engle of cosmonauts had done this be-- helped create this matter Iandi delegatron attempting to pre. WASHINGroN -HENRY H. the road downhill to the grand- ~ stakes this year, and determln~ compames seekmg Sites for Creola. Ohio, wtll be the aue- f but th s flight made his- they can help protect the sent racial grievances to Wa1, Fowler, who quit as No. 2 man stand, and a chain installed a- ed upon 8 tougher policy on new plants. boneers and Sam Marting of tore h 1 L ·rawled same" Wallace told the leg1·5 . lace Hosea Wt'lliams a ,....., 1 1 t 1 he d tt d d !horse stall rent In the race h' C h ory w en eonov c ·· . . n~ the at Treasury on Y as year, t roa a rt: og poun · I Was mgton · H. as been re- through an atr chamber to the lators. He said the order by atde said as many as s.• returned today as '1\ae recommendatiOns w ere ,trac.'k barn. PLAN CAR WASH tamed as judge. •8 ho" f the No 1 u d advisement T h el All renters will be notified at The Chester Volunteer Fire Off' f the So th t outstde of the craft and re- federal d1str1ct Judge fi'rank M persons were expected to paJ h 0 0 nsoq c Ice or · n er · u eas ern IJohnson would ~...b now held by retiring Sec· on Pete Shields' motion once to pay bY Aprt·1 1 or re- De partment will sponsor a car Ohio ICers Hereford .assoctalion are ~ h · · be obeyed and tJctpate m the final stages of '" c Douglas Dill ha lng the Leglo' move their ponies or horses wash at Newell's '8\IIJOC'a Sta- Job 8 1 f H MARTIN WINS DEGREE e urged Citizens to show "'re- the march. retary . on. v n . he · n ut er o unhnRton, pres- I Alb t L M f J f 'lbe 56 • year . cld former I the parktng agair this Stalls will not rented ln l tlon in Chester on Saturday, ident· Wetzel Helmondollar of er arm, r' son .o . . >•··raf~j!( · paid lor In March ""· ~ The !'-men w'•ll Chesapeake · . 1;!' · Tre undersecretary a and increased ·by $25 its the fut"--.. ua•-· f'l:oo • "'"' vtce-president and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Martm. . asury • IIadvance. then hold a ham shoot thts . ' . Condor St. Pomeroy, rece1ved Democrat and a native Attending were Dave Kob- comlnJ Sunday at the Izaak Hllam Stawter, Mtddleport RD. , his bachelor or science in edu· ' Ina, seemed as~ed. of 1 Ientz, Torn Reuter. HUI'l)'l Gl•~- ·walton farm. sec~tJcy-tr~asurer. cation degree thi_s mornmg at · Senate ~nflrmahon for er, CharJea WUUams, Culrles Dtrectors mclude E. R._ Wag- Ohio State University's St. NEW YORK CUPil - Joo Pepo, a 32·year-old bachkey cabmet post. A former Reedsville Radford, Wallace BrdJ _ oner.' Athens; H.. B.. Vickers, John 's Arena. A graduatinl'! I elor who opero.ates a newut1nd in downtown Manhd.t youlh wa• llrulally slain Fred Goeglein, Pete Shields. Manetta ; Hugh LellheJt and AI- class of 731 heard Or. Frank I THE TAIL END OF A ' •nd robbed· •rly today In IOrville Brown, -Harold Carna- =.e~~~~aDd.M fewerlou!::! fred Gans: Pomeroy: Denver E. Duddy. Jr., President of Mar- I tan, is used to thieves. It's part of the busineu, .he at. ltorm lashed the upper Parkersburg. t>an. WUiiam . Downie, . Rex illscliool dlnaen because &beJr Walker, Vt_nton; Dr. W. F Me- ietta College, deliver the com- ways thought. They steal his newspapers, magazin• •nd smali west today on the last full day Shot and killod wa Shenefield. . Hiram Slawter, afterrlass sweolbearlo object Coy,. Huntmgton; Carl Close, mencement address, j chaA!IO. Lasl month someene took his portable riii"'of winter. Icy gales swept the Gary Rou Cowdrey, 1~, Agent c. E. Blakeslee Mar1etta, L. R. Gerlach, Jr , I But ·•·• other night, someone stole his "*'fel." JM,.,. an emjlloyee of a Burs•• Jobnsion. to onloa-lalllted ldnel. Pt. Pleasant ; Walter Bentz, 11 MINUTE SERVICE ··. Great Lakes and s~w. was Boy resta"rant at P1rk· . Wilen we ltave U eveniq Pomeroy; Stanley Shaver, Che- A car wash will be held bv i is blind. 15 Now Pepe must fHI his way to the COrMr ....... ~ b)own into foot drifts m Min· arsbvrg, Cowdrey lo the Automobile Striket1 date. we ellber ·u.e top -•n. shire; H. W. Engle, Creola and the Meigs County Jaycees this niiOta. The· weather . .son of Meigs county naII'Y at lunciHime or r Is k A. C. Gebhardt, Huntington. Saturday in the Pomeroy M& stand without the assuring guidance of a 90 pount'. ""' taid sprlnJ o!!lclally amves at tlvo, . John C:owdrty, who Street Power Pole breallllq ot!ICIII fllmH all OV· Ribbons for the show will be to• Co. wash room starting at German shepherd named GNtel, tho good-nalured 3:05 p. m., EST saturday. . now rtild.. •at Balpre R. Pomroy Police Investigated ., oar boyfrlendlit," ... teach- fornished by the Pomeroy Na- 1 p. m. The Jaycees said they ing oyo clog that was whiskod away lho other night. FreezlnJ temperatures D · a one • car acclden< at 9:25 p. or tlonal Bank. Lunch is to be ser- expect to have 15 minute ser· leDded lhrough the Sotltbland · •Aytho~ler.. sold Cowd· Thursday on Mulberry -Ave: 1ved by the Rock Springs Grange. vice. te the ·(lull Coast. Citrus fruit roy Wit enrC>ute ·to li'Niko They said Charles Jeflero, 17. ---·=-=~=-=~:.:.c:.=-~-------"'-ll'OWert In the Rio Graude Val· · a IIJght .~II .t a nHr. struck a power pole -{-'.. ley ...,.. wariled II> ·~ for by bank wh411 htt waa kill· with · car after frost tOut on the Great Plains, e<j. He wa nlghl man~ger crowded off the street by the mer<!Ury dropped lielow ze. at tho r"laurant and wos auto coming from the opposite "!; The ltil!perollure bovered "' 1011d to hlghl.y. ·lru'ofecl direction. There was minor db' round ' fl ilboye .11 Mllwaull;ee. erilpi9Y~ · . ·· to .Je!leri vehlcie. No NEW YORK · .:_ Sclen- determined and hard·worklng apart one of tho sma~-the , lng blocks for the protein mot.. Now they lmow the 'Iris., ,;jJi ~rlsli 18 mile an eowiii'!J wia tl\ol ,.._ """' ma$. U!ts who just lw . fl!l)• of It sdenUsts into dolnJ likewise. nucleic acid which picks up the cules which carry oul all 1. but not the shape of bjlur ,wlnda. . limit 'allilhhttrH:obbed of want to r~~~~:,~f·~ · ·~~~~~ These nu<lelc acids are the amino acid, alanine, .from tho phases ol the chemistry of IHe itremely tiny lffe-tivil!l ., $.7!10, ~-h:II"SI to Park· Velerall• Mt,aioriiJ Hospital of : ~ essence of life. They car- pool of raw matenals and whatever tts form. uJ wblcll b tho .,,...;... ......,.. Clehclly.. , The ADMISSIONS -Mrs. ry the hereditary recipes fori transfers ft to the aile where Alanine HNA. it turned out. e, e , Y ·~ · U.EYELANDau · tborlltd ,n,!!,~~O kllllf1J! pceur~ al 2 a.m. Uam Ilo8rd, Middleport; the "making•• of all organisms bOCiy .cbemistl')' I• constrUcting is a chain with Tl links. Ead1 nill~tion -~~~ eledralo · ...,.... PiiDc• ~ no.lili~ In , from one generation to lbe a protein moletule. • link Is a complex compound scopo Is ......,.,. ~~veboa _ Collinwood cllilody. . · .. next, and then provide the It II one of tbe Ribonucleic called a nucleotide. They are II Is tnown that ._ .\')' , ' "fu~••,.l " '• -"""• Doona chemical energy which Acids (RNA) ancl there are a Un);ed toget~er repetitiously, In alll\le nuclei<:""'!~ lilda' ~esp!ll' ··'· .. . :;;Eutef;o Go"(ii' '· of 'Ciiarlea "makes" and operateo the conalderable tbiiugh presently serieS of two' and lhre,. inter- od Ill ~ white lludenll lbal I(. . .YIIIe. He'N!i::rzl'ln in all their· presently llftkltown nlll\'ber lit. tbll "trans· ap«sed with sqletons. '!be dlvlilual unill WOiiltl attack N...., pupils .ltHCIIvlll~ *fill hl!i comple:#lfe$. , fer" variety. There Is at least scientists identified each nucle- forming a ... ,,....,,, leal~ fb..t-flah~ ' ""'·IS.l 'IOUNiiJW; Dr. W, 'IloQe, iitd blil•OQe 8nd prObably . 10veral otldo opecificaUy, both ao to Its their chemlc:aall~~=; DIODI'Of . , al ~. , of the :10 amino acids .~1 nature and Its placo how. Tllia "F ',(ili!,lllilllld·'OU 1'.... ~ ' ·~ N.Y"t; ·~ ~ - - -lbo cbelllloal .~IIi tj,o c11a1Ja. be 11rttbL ,, 1 l :::tert er·. . · · 18th ShOW saJeComing • · · J!' you'll find It here lh prints, .solids anclstripes-don'twaitshop now. Misses and Half Sizes. · :n .. 1 1 . 1 - . -· ·---- • I I 81rUah Chinn loadr To Wear Dept. ·-,. by ,..... &Otond •• Clalllc lp!'IDc fnlbeDtlrl with llttla drellmater touehel, cleiD youila lh!N . 1114 clrMq - waya .that \!- a lllllllflla Jlrl wtn love. r SHOWN: I!oUblt brtuted fitted eoat In l*llditlt81'' ~'uc er1!P' Peter Pm eou.r and overcollar, bow ~· V aim fmat and lbll'red willttltt!Ck. :Red, blue...... ux. . .. $10 with ·' . a. Thrifty I Saye . ' •' ', ,; . I ' • '.rW~, I"' ar- . · . .. 1 1 Coatt.Full of . •• 1 HOW Mean Can One Get?. Scientists Stimulated by Nucleic Succe~s •" UnfjMcll ...,,,· ....... ' fori . ,.~ ' .. "; 'iA· li- .. .., .• On Saturday daytime dresses In cotton blends end ,jer· seya- whatever your favorite style- -• IIUII, '"11111 II 117 Fllbor'a MEIGS THEA11E w by a aroup .. tbo topic. ll ,tiiJor..,lcl,.•..,"111tollowod - _ _!P~•:~-::...~~~~~=·~-• Mn. Jliy Wariler, )llllldmt, TONIGHT NOT OP'IN Arrivals I New the dlurcb are to contaot Mrs. ,_~-..~ . ~~~~ ... ;:.~, "'-. WUUam B. Downie. Also 811.......... waa .. Easter breO- Jack Caney, Mrs. H., lfulfaat at the chureb followfnl linl ancl Mta. tormll Wl!toD. 7 a.m. aervlce. :"~";...~ The meeting closed wltb tile , ....... J. 1 .. Lord's Prayer and do•oiDIJI, af. 'Como ,,...IDLflltiJ. Kfnr, ter which refresbmenta · lritb Jln. T. A. IJowlllo a served to 13 memben ancl PaJ. oompaulat, .praeetled the .n adJOtu~r~J:oae~p~h~~-------.llnc of Pulin 11:1411111 prl)'lf ., by Mrs. P........ The troUP c. • ;;.,, ,~ . Race Barn Sta.JJ Rent Must Be Pa.·d or Nags to Leave "Money, A '1\ioi For FuiIIUment .. waa lbt of .... • . . "'" Jll'OII'""' """". tbo . a... cJe or tbo 1llilted Churdl met ...........;. .' II ·lbe elnlrdl. u' .,..... QUI ..... IIMfOM we•i'\t actio& ..• ....... c l - ,_billp. wi'~OOUI - Florida . •' 1 r Tuesday evening at the St. Mr. and Mn. Dwight Wallace Paul'• church, with Mrs. Clair and son. Bruce, vlolted lbo XIIII Karr, president. In charge. State University campua BaturThe meeting opened with day and then welll 011 to cte. . preamble lo the conslltu~UonlUTclo..f I land where they ,..,. auw ol the American Lutheran "' Mrs. Wallaee'a 11ater and Jtro. women, followed by tbe bymn, Mr anc1 Mrs. D "Love Divine". Mrs. WOllam Epler. • ·-1 Frecker presen~ the bible stu- Mr. anc1 Mrs. Frane~~ Alltlerdy on The quaiUies of love, aon IIIII daughier Carole bavt based on I Corlnlhtana IS. The re1umec1 from 'w~~~n alm of the study waa to 1IIKim>attended tbo Wlddlnc oland ancl appropriale the qualKeith Tbey also ltles oJ divine love on one'a life. 11 bef«o The study was divided lnto lhree parts, lbo ueceaalty of Mr. .JI. Ytllllli. who is m love; the undurance of love; ancl at 1111 ,!tome with a firiiiiDIIC> Its everlutlni quality. lion, 1o Nported a aJI&bll7 lmDurlnJ the buslneaa .easton, II;.;~ members wen asked to •ve ----Betty Crocker coupona to sllver-ware for the new one)' ciS 00 . ' Epocl!al Flight En"-. m.; ;: l::: .:S.:m. a••· .. - PUle .. VrnXVI NO. 2~~--------------~--~~~ ··~· ~y~~~·~~~~ · ~i~·~··OH= · ~~=----------~FR~~~A~Y~,~M~A~RC=H~19~,~1~9~65~----------------------~F~I~~·~c~~~~ Nnto.i J . ! . . . ...., ...., •• ,.. ,... fillerala 01 , .. .,...._ ...... n.. ·te.i ...... -fllj,'-"* ••lw jlli.PUf .. o-• urpd.::::::: .:..S • . .C5• ·~"'~ enttnei~\ • ,;m Leroy . I ) �' • ' •• ' I·Dany sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, He Dailg Sentinel ,, this enlnc aeuon, when natuf<' Is awat• with the comlna of sprlnc, with the tint day arrivlnC Slturday, we begin to pay more attention to tbe ad· vance of buds and the leafing that will advance with each passing day. During the long winter months we pr~ctlcally tbe tre11, and molt of our land· ~PI II rather dull and drab except for · spots where we have evergreen ' ~• In numbers, 'The scenery could be :~l)reatly Improved with the planting of pine trees to give us color the year ''~-.,und. Wh111 we look at trees we very . ,~,aeldom think of them In let ms of their ,eventual use for the benefit of mankind . ~- -H IItori<ally t,..s were utilized by man ·Eior two purposes, as house! for shelter 0J:l nd fuel for warmth. Our modern ciY!U· · ·-~atlom haa now found a way to un them :for mort than 5,000 product!, and In the :: light of that we begin to realize that they • :nprestnt a part of the wealth of our k\41110rt Ylewod It , ~ With the advanct of population there i: Is grave danger that 0ur .tate will beeomt denuded of trees, and every person flmlllar with the role of trees In consel' utlon of tbe 1011 u well as the growth should be ever alert to prot.e ct our forelt ~ Ianda. Wt have alwayt bl!en a atrong· ad· : 90CIIe of preservln& all trees. It Is a ra· i ther monotonous landseapt when we tra· Ytl roads In any county, or in other 1ectlons of the sttte, to set 1 .:ompleto lack of trees. As travelers we revel in a roadway where the treea come down to the riJ)It of way to provide shade and a pleasant prospect. tatk ' with a Jot of brava- Boston Red Sox th .~y listen with polite :". Hu! underneath the easy faII l t!y of spring trainmg Is ------------. iJnd • \'m StaNtn§·· ' Scacla of orllatl lint 1'ICCird> ed Diaries ~· ; lOIII> "For Mama.'' bu& Cdi\llli J'rallo cia' ftl'llnn II tho ·Cillo JDaldDI tbt but...u.r Data ::, A Smia Arll tDCIIIIve, """ ·bl'dt llvlll LondDD lftw aeebiC I ·:· In& of ....,.. Illll,• • ••flllb the ~tea~ llblla o1 all lime, _and will ~·llell .... llah Selll Coouel7 ~. , . fi1811! dralllatle lllr. l"tbil ,... ..,.. id~GJ>'. It would be lnteJ'eatiDI to know wh. boqbt thelll. .. . Jlld;y G.,land, anx1oua to ae1 n~DIDI qaln oa By WWiam Lawr<nce, D. D. S. If a toothoche 11 nature's way of sending you a messase, then with chronic pulpltis (C.P.) or chronic lrtfllrnuultion of the nerve, you menage early and pt the you have plenty of time to do !!Ometlllng about It Signa Is art not powerful, they're more lib liaht jabl on the jaw, but they 'ra U.. mistakable, tnd it IJn't neces· until Sunday sary to walt or holiday to ring up your dentist loT ~p. C. P. begi,. In the same way acute pulpitls does : sensitivity to hot and cold. mostly cold; oomelimes sharp stabbl"i pains steady ache or intermittent throbbing ; finally, absc"'s and swelllng of the jaw, oflen accompanied by fever . By tho time the jaw swella, the pre.. sure I! reduced tnd much success of ta111 canal therapy. That the paln subsides. Tbll eyelo exteutls over by means: ope11lng the nerve canals and cleandraininf the abscess; lnl and sterilizing the middle of the tooth; and fiiUna It with materlsl eolled gutta perchto. Tbls Is the same a period of weeks or months. Early dcalol lrtltmul ... uve - . cbrolloolly IJI.. fo<led loelb, but many people koep putting all dolq IDylbltlg about It utll tbey aro fore"" to by polo IDd "aweU. lllf OBd fever ." At that •laie. -blolloo are often DOCeBIOI')' to ...,.,.., lbe lnfe<llon, autl oil.- of oavlng your tootb ... prolty dim . material that is used to cover undersea cables. C. P. Is what physicians hope _.n to find when a patient bal u undlagnozed disease arui a focu! of infection is sus-pected. U there I! any truth ill the theory that inlecled teeth ore a source of general inlectlon, then C. P . could be the worst offender becauoe it can deliver ttl poisons into roached the Yital center of the blood lllrelm. the tootlt. Nerves and hloodIt's reuonab\t , Ill nport vessell In tills cent~ become that prevention Is the leall irritated and inlecled ond ooon expensi·,e tnd best cure. P. "die.'' with Its many compllcations When the sltuoti011 per- can be avoided If yOID' teeth milo, infected teeth CID be . ore regularly oramlned • n d !rooted with ~ood chiDct of eared ror by your dentist. C. P. comes from many causes, but most commonly re-o lilllts from decay th.at bas prothat It has gressed so far c. Foreign Events: Reviewed ' amana HELEN HELP US! ol root Since mony of your contributors art ladies, I wonder II you would tolerate a man for a lew mlnulel. · I certalllly agrea with you on your advice to these poor girls who are grieving about their ONE mistake they made yeors ago' ~ lol'get It! But we never hear from those boys and men, and, alter It takei two. Are jbey u pllly u tho Commltlao, IDa., People to People Program, World Aff.alrl Center, Minneapolis 14, Minn. A teen correi!pondent suggests that the emb""J of the COIIJio try of your iotereot Ia a good Write to the emb""J of your cltolco, Washington, D. C., and aok lor available pen pal inlormalion, -B. 80UI'<I. • Door Helen: Here's a former teen wbo a viraill wb,en I sot married and proud of 11. I bad line &Iris? I aay, "Not They are religious training, but, eYen so, there ' were momen!a whlll I MORE to blame."~f y ask could have ~ 1 dldn'~ lbe aJt''-' tbt OVII'W maAI a reaull I bad mor• mar· jority would · aay lhl!y · · never have tbouihl of sudt a rlace. propoeall ~ I Ulted, from a&• 11 up. Nqw I ~ave a thlul If jbey had not b • tD wOIIderful llllaband\ and we're lempted. 1J11ib1 Wbero are these lellowa now completely attuned. I add he Wal also I Yir&in WheQ . wbilll the heavy • beartod glril we married: We havo three are lilting at home with guilty lovely glrla and a fourtlt chlld co~es? They ore sitting Ia oa the way, around in happy circlet lauchWhat did I gain by remaining lnl and bragging about lvhat a virlln? Not auy 10ld meclall, they bave done, thereby rulninl true. But I have the aatiBfac. the &iris' reputations, and lion of knowing I can sleep at making it even harder for them to turn back. I know beo Dighta With I C)NII ll<liiiC[@ce. an, was By Pli)L NEWSOM arm of his own IOVIU'nment's Null ln genocide, the systeUP! Forel&a Newt Allolyll lnleii)Bonce service. matic attempt to wipe out 1 Another way to define !,.. Yet even in the totalitarian race or culture. cause I have llatened. Fun? What'• so mud! IUD • dom of speeeh Is to say lt liVot _ slatot. the urge to di"""" II It stirred the sensltlvltles of How do the girl! know the bout H wben !hoM pis p the right to dislg..... otrong. the Soviets, wlto In turo pro- boya they now lave don't be- home and worry and wonder Suppressed In tbe controlled tested to President Tlto. In a democracy it II - of and wall fAll' the calendar da)'a ion& to that circle? the moot 1uarded of the human press, they find other meono of MillajloY thDJ was jailed. Christ llld, "Lei him who Ia to roll by? And I bel most of ...-rns. In a totllillrian 01<presoion. One of the moat ef. 'llle moot noted case o! an without sin cut the fint stone ,•• them are VWJ sorry, disapatate it Is one of the '"'"'I feelive bal been louad In the author overstepped the and when everyone had crept. pointed; and repelled by the quickly abolished and it appllell publications ol the variouo lit. bounda In reeent years II that away, be said to the aocused lurtlveneso of II all Otherwise to all lorml of conununleollun, erory orpnilalkma. 'l'lltso pub- of the late Boris Pasternak. woman, "Neither do I condemn why would lhey be wrltlq to even to abstract art. lkalionl have ...,.ivod 110111e of Puternak's book, Dr. Zhl· thee." Girls, remember that. you to ast, "to tell or IIIII to Polish artists, for example, the c:ndlt lor ueatlq ....,. ..,., ""'n loT htm a Nobel Tilt past r. aone. You can't tell" their bnl!banM to be? Tbll ore ockmwledgod to be amona '"'"'' leading to a certain re- Prize In Jtsa, But the book was do anything about It, but the Isn't ~ey Idea. of full - ONiil world leaders for their ai>- luatlon of Red rule In Clodto- erltical of the Soviet r<ibne. futun II yours. Don, lo o k WHO, CAI!IUES IIER MEDAL atracta. Yet, ill Poland, their slovakia. Puttrnak eoeapod banishment back. but take tbt Masler'a Ill- IN HER HEART.? works ore rtcidly suppressed. But events &lao lbow that 01117 by a personol appeal to vice and "Go thy way and oln '11lla coiWllll Ia dedlclted to Polish fUm technleluo allo ore e- Juarded criticism cu ~v that . ''leaving the no more." -MAN W H 0 flmiiJ llvln(, 10 II you're bevlllllO~g the beol, hut their works mate tlon&er fAll' tho authors. motherland will fDt me equal KNOWS 1111 kid trouble or just plain also are suppmsed and Poland deatb." De.v Helen: Y .... Aatbor Jailed has not ·won a major film I think II Ia wunderlul lbal lei Helen help JOU. The most ......,t uample II oward In the last two years. you pve oddreslel and namee She wm also weleome your Yugoslavia whlcb boasts that lis Flnl Mmaitooe Rlnl<lnc of pe11 pol clubo. 1 am a -.... 01111 lllllllllin& AdA Stro"i Urso press II the most free of any Firlt Binklftl of ID enemy wife, bound prtiiJ IIIIICb to drw Belta Botta! In cora o1 'lllrotlghout the Communist Commwtlll enuntry, wamh)Ji by ~ submarirJe occur-- bomo and have an Interest In lbla DIW!plper, bloc. w~stern newsmen .,, &UJoo In YIJCOIIIvla • 10111!11 acbo- red in February of 1884, when lotematiGnal alfalrs t~p~Cially peel beciUSe these totalitarian lar 1181111111 Mihajla Mlna,llov the Coaledorate submatlne Hund go..,nments calliiOI really con- IWis been jailed fAll' an essay loy torpedoed the . Unloo war· on a penon • to • ponoa lew!, I've alreldy wrlllen Ill the ceived of wesU!r!l-stylo objeeliY. eal1td ''Kolcow Summer. UM." lhlp llouMixiDk:, wbldt was GermaD and JapmiOSt tty or of a newsmen who does Tho aeeused the late blo<bdlnJ the port of Chari,.. )ou Jlltllllonecl. 1101 In some way function 11 u Joael Slllln of precedlng the loa. Bolla - " down, Would ""' p i - publlob the Dllllllll of pen pol elube In •Piri-- clubs Dolt u. You 11181 also gel a f..,clllt peo <811oD form to appll- Royals' Viiianova st J0 hn W"Il I . BattIe for NIT Cage r·ItIe ~ck of righthand~ ~wer hit· tmg that wao a prUICtpal cause of the Phi11ies' 1964 Nat10nal League pennant defeat. . And so there wa~ good news, mdeed , at the Phdhes' Clearwater, Fla, '"amp Thursday wh.en S~uaM made some n.oise w1th hts bat as well as h1s larynx, in a 6..~ victory over the Detroit Tigers. Stuart hit a three-run homer off Glen Hobbie in the sixth inning to help the Phillies tie the ocore and then bit his second homer of the gamP.in the 12th to give PhUadelphia its third straight victory. .Loo1 HU Stuart's first homer was a king-sized shot that sailed over the 35-foot-high center field wall. It was only the eventh ball hit over that barrier in 11 years. Three kPy pitchers - Bob Veale, ~ob Friend and Elroy Face-starred for the Pittsburgll Pirates. who downed the Kansas City Athletics 7-1 for their rlfth win in six exhibition games. Jerry Lynch and Orlando McFarlane dro~ In two runs each 'or the Pirates. The Red Sox beat the Cleveland InJians 7-3, the ChicagB Wb 1·te So x to pped the New y or k Yankees 6-5; the Los Angeles A I . d h 8 ~ . nge s mppe t e an r ranrt"" co Giants 8-7, the Los Angeles Dodgers routed the Washington Senators 13-5, the Houston AsNew York tros defeated the Met~ 7-4, the Cinci ... -u Reds beat the st. Louis Cardinals 4-1. and the Minnesota Twins scored ' • ' NEW YORK rUPf) _ Jaet overcame scrappy Army 67-60 Kraft isn't fooled. He knows in Thursday night's ~emifinals. he 's being set up for the wrong "With the whole city of New tins Laurel (]iff ha: ty No~ ....... ".·' Svwe r . 1 SOCIAL f.ALENDAR 1 1 I 1 1 Are you missing fun because you're not In the phone book? Gordy'sF"Irst u·It IS. 3 ---------- Ron Homer, Beats Champs NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY GOES TO PRESS SOON 1- Mlu Polly Karr, Mrs. Francis Brown, POIIl' eroy, spent Friday with· ber auat, Mrs. Georgia Diehl J. l' EARLY Maj. and Mrs. Cedric Parker. Erie aud Dlvld, left '1'1!11rsdiJ for 11'1. Hood, re.u, 'after ll(l8lldlnl I len day1 lutlo!WI with Ida parents, Mr. an4 KI:J, Pearl Parker and otbw ftl., VALUE-RAnD CARS BIRD lives. Mrs. Lillian lAillhett l)l4111--. , week with her Pll'QIII, Mr. ana lira. Dllila Howell, Co~ lira. Bowell Ia nq Jlll9rr;. Otl:l lfr. IDd 1\ln. iofaik a,.h\ (I Portsmouth f1IC!enll1 v!a!lld ·Mr, and Mrs. Norman Schal!ler, Mr. William Olasa of Allroo, 63 Pontiac recently called 011 frlendl &ere, .Mr. and Mrs. NOI'IIIIII Sell.., ofer IIIII Mr. and Mrs. Wall2i' lltnb ,.,.. In MI. Alto SaiD day -m,. Mr. tnd Mrs. Hubert Wolf 111111 IIIII, Kt Carmel, Wert tbt w.bnd 1\11118 of her partllll, - QUALITY and LOW PRICE r.!SHICN~~ Pnl 59 Buick 2 door 64 Olds Starfire 1 64 Pontiac • - • • $2695 · 63 Cutlass Olds - IIIII lltl. J - Ollmore. I BERRY'S 64 Pontiac • - • • $3395 I I JEANS 63 Pontiac - • - - $2195 . 62Pontiac ' ,·.., ;.,., 1- I . - - - $1995 62 Pontiac - - • - $1995 ~ Wr)llrlc $3495 IN COLOR 64 Ford 2 door Check These "As-Is" Specials 62 Chevrolet • - - $1895 POMEROY, Oo ·---~ '· ' ' , _.....,_______ 55 CIIVROLET 4doorH.T. 56 BUICK SEDAN $595 $100 $145 58 Olds Super 88 $1.98 to $2.98 f'IIIJt Renlll II)' Uolled Preto ~ ·'l'OKYO (UPII - Tetsuya Ya ' ·mqamt, lit, Dtllpqtnted Kim KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR. Nn YORK CLOTHING HOUSE GMAC FINAN<;IN,G WY 2'-5342 In Pomeroy For Over 90 Years ~--~·B,yw· 111_~. ~th Korea (10).\1-~--------------. ~· .., 59 Pontiac I I BUICK ~ PONTIAC - GMC TRUCkS .. . 1 BLAETTNARS " ---- ~ -- 1 MEN'S "STA.PREST'' LEY1S ~ I At Eastern I 61 Buick • - - - - $l595 .' ~~: ~ ! nali were Jerry LllCII 4ba4 knees), Tom Tbacker (IOI'e 0. kle) , Tom Hawl<ino <n.u! ond Wayne Em~ry (pulled lboylder muscle). . · . Mrs. Leona Karr wu Ill Col1ile wotbnd and attended li BPW 'ba bolllll1nl zoothen with her dauPttr, UDlbUI over MI... WI-AHA ' w.. Oscar Robertson the teonng hero for the Royals with 30 points, including a key besket with 33 seconds remainiog that put Cincinnati ahead i B1 ll<l'llla Parbr DIYOTa. 1'0 INTIIIIIl 01' ~' Eagles will Play Faculty 'Sprinl will be a little laW this , year!" I Notice T0 Open Bowlers THE DAILY SENTINEL ... . ,) • By United Pre•• lnt_ernot~ Happy Hairston may only be • rookie, but he's omart enough tt. Utke advantage of a golden opportunity. . . . Tbe Cincinnall Royals were 10 points as CindnnaU oeat tbe nati Gard- ..-«1- for a ,.. faced witl. a manpower short· Baltimore Bullets 11:1·110 In the rlod. Walt BellDmf 'led thO Bu~ only National Raautbal\ Aloo- Jell with 32 points. elation gam• played. OUt of the lineup for CitJctll. H&R FIRESTONE ' • ~ ' ~ age 'lllw'lday Dlght when foor Ifor (ood at Uf.ltf. ........ players were indilpooed with adele two ellbdll!ll tree U... ' trlouo lnjurlell. ~. ,rho with nine -""' to II!· played at New y..-~ UIIJ!en.- Jlolleollol-'<ll:ll!it'. . . 1t t) las! year, helped m!Nmbe ........ -~ eic!ll 111 !loll the l<>o,.. with 28 reboundo asd first quarter to til! hll Clllell. NYU, Army Eliminated the rectify lhe • 1 daya are ladles. And that dla- Try: Amerlc•n Pen Frlenda Servll:e, Box a, 10 Qun• Oarden, Hove, 3, suwr, ltDIWkt pol U you oend lor u G-E diiposall forms with ·the orperlonce in London when oft-tract betwu lnslallod. Tlte bousewi... !locUd to the borso par· lora. Here, lt'a not-even legal, ofHrack, but the glrla sHill to be finding some "way, or they'd be daffy II be lludfbJt &lit ·morning line. ' Great Britain and othlr partl of Europe?- Mrs. L. B. Door Nn, H: Time ~ livala tbroulh Europe ta have ptten the '""SIIIt, and ll'e 1o doman4 for lbelr ibGw· lngs. . Slgolllcant maybe? Newldoalers in tome of New York's 1*ler lecllons say their beat ,.,.,.. tomers lor racing lonna ~ Mr. AILSTARS end of a Frank :Merriwell end- York cheering for Joe and Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Mar. 111, 19811·3 lng In the finals of the Nation- everything else considered, I Faculty members of Eastern I ~• al Invitation Tournament. have no doubt this will be our f High School will play the 1964.; "There'll be lO.million people toughest game of the season,·· 65 Eagle basketball team next in New York pulUng for Joe Krait concluded. Tuf'sday night. Lapchick Saturday, and rightly , Ken Mcintyre, the leadi.ng so," said Kraft, coach of the scorer in the tournament w1th MAR. 19 The game will follow a jitney ' I Villanova team which meets 83 points in three games, tal- The Rock Sprin,!'':! Better sup~r to be spon~or~ by the : Coach Lapchlck's St. John's lied 21 Thursday night against Health Club will me~t Thursday Jumor class from 5 until 7 p.m. Redmen in the finals of the Army and guard Jerry Houston at 1 p. m. at the home of ! and a ba sket~all game between 28th NIT Saturday afternoon added 18 for the Redmen, but Mrs. Maxine Arnold With 5-6th grader~ m. the Eastern Lot3 p.m. EST, NBC-1V). Lapchick fingered substitute W.rs. Arnold Snowden in charge .cal School d1stnct to get underVillanova crushed New York forward Ken WJrell as tht rea- or the progr<Jm and M r s. way at 7 p.m. . University 91-69 and St. John's son St ..John's emerged victoriGeorge Skinner the Cl>fltest. , Game lime for the contest Natloual Hockef League ou~ire11 came olf the bench Magnolia Temple Pythian between faculty members and By United Pres11 blternatlonal with the Redmen trailing 20-14 Slsters will meet in regular ~es- seniors on the basketball team W. L. T. Pts. GF GA midway in the first half and soon at the DAV hall Thursday is 8 p.m . Detroit 37 22 8 80 202 159 grabbed eight rebound~. made / at ?:30 p. m. Officials or the school who Montreal three assists, scored four points ~he Busy .see Cla~s of the 21 77 194 169 33 11 34 24 8 76 218 161 and blocked at least four shots. M_tddleport First Baptist Chur.ch will participate are Executive , Chicago ·- F r Iday evenmg • Mart, Head La.rry Morrison, basketToronto 26 2514 66 182 165 Burly Mike Silliman (6-foot-2, Wl11 . m....,\ New York 19 34 11 49 161 212. 2151 were outmuscling ~t. 19 mst.ead of .ThJJrsday. A po · ball coach AI Bowen, football Boston 19 42 6 44 155 245 John's WJder the boards for , luck dmn~r wtll be h~ld at the coach Dave Stricklin , teachers IInce lhey got that Army until Wirell entered the Ic_hurch w1tb the meetmg follow- Garry Parsons, Jim Carpenter i Thursday's Result& and Larry Ritchie . and school 1ng · game. . Montreal 4 Toronto 1 bo Silliman finished with 17 ard mem ber~ Howard Cald • Detroit 10 Boston 3 . d h"l M~R. Zll well, Jr . and Btl! Carr. (Only games scheduled) pomts to lead the Ca ets w I e The Middleport Jolly Bunch I H. h h I I bo "II R't h dded 15 . . 1g sc oo payers w w1 hotf •••lo It tono tot •••4 , , • 1c a . nd i Sewmg Club will meet Satur- 1battle the older crew are Ken '"ldi:IJ, ,.,......,.•ntl~ ... oft.r OW"f Villanova top-seeded a un- da · Ma h 20 ·· t the k American Hoe ey League · ' Y evenmg, ~c ·. .t Caldwell, Dave Leonard, Roger ! 111101, N1 ..,.,. 1111011)' •• , ...... ln By United Press International be.aten m II games on the roabld home or Mrs. Onn Smlth on Spencer Rick Koble-ntz Ken , tho kltdlon oo )'Giil to ott..d dh•. Uus season, had little trou e B 11 s · · Mofl"' tll•t, lnnc-. or rodoniL S.o Eastern Division d' · 1Hartung and Theron Cruise. '" .... , for • , . . . .,._.. .... 1 NYU Th llth- eec ~ tref't. W. L. T. Pts. GF GA tSposmg 0 e 1 · 1poaoty, •unomlcol lnclllllollon, W... ,.,. .-,.tk tonh tul Quebec 41 24 1 83 257 204 ranked Wildcats put together MAR. 21 scoring streaks of seven and 11 Kathryn Mitchell, Worthy 223 D 15 p 0 5 A L L• a 1H1 10-innlng victory over the Baltimore 33 29 5 71 205 points in the first hall and Matron of Evangeline Chapter , ' RUNS GOOD R~CE 32 30 4 68 22 6 218 Milwaukee Braves in other Hershey reeled off nine consecut1ve OES, has announced a practice STOCKHOLM (lJPD U.S. 2 2 4 62 229 25 9 35 gN.nes. Sprnfgld points early in the final half to session of officers for inspec- Olympic miler Dyrol Burleson ~huck Schilling and ro.okies Prvdnce 20 46 2 42 180 284 put the contest out of reach. tion to be held Sunday after- of Cottage Grove , Ore., ran 1500 Mike Ryan and Bobby Gumdon Western Division Little Bill Melchionni scored noon. March 21 , at the Mason- meters in 3.42.8 Thursday night W. L. T. Pts. GF GA 28 points 6-foot-8 sophomore . T Ali i to win the star event of the first drove In two runs each as the 1 t 2. 30 Rer Sox scored their third win Rchstr 44 18 3 91 268 175 Bill Soens' tallied 23 and 6-foot-8 11cff. emp e a ed. 1p. bm. ·ndoor track meet evrr held in · · D · o 1cers are urg o e pres- 1 In fiVe games. ennis Bennett Buffalo 36 24 6 78 232 196 center Jim Washington swept . ent Sweden . The clocking was only started for the Red Sox, did not Pttsbrgh 28 33 6 62 212 239 the boards for 19 rebounds for I ' 1.2 seconds off the world mark 1 throw hard and was tagged ~or Cleveland 19 43 5 43 202 270 Villanova. Clem Galliard led I MAR. %2: I set last year by Tom o·Hara of two r"Jl!S . Jack Kralic.k and D1ck Thursday'• Re!lults the Violets' scoring with 22 1 Jane Howell Tent Daughters Loyola University. There's 110 t.•lli 11g how mud1 fun ~·ou m;~y have mts!l.ed . 1 Do ;an were effective for the Quebec 7 Providence 2 points and Stan McKenzie had of Union Veterans will meeL at hl:'nLuHe rriP11111'1 (·an't rememhPr .rou r pl1one li:-:ting. A , Indians, (Only game scheduled) .... 13. the DAV haU, Monday at 7:30 Middleport, 0. separate li~tiug under your own naml:' makes it ea8 y · Snuff~ OUI_ Rally -~~- - - - p.m. VOTE ON ~OMISSION for anyone to reach you by I elephone. BesideA, a sepa"'::::iiiiiiiiiii::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~O:'~n~th:;;e;_;n;;;m;;t;;.h_;,;m;;;n;;:m~g,~r.::oo;;;k~le Great Bend Grange No. 2294 NF:W YORK (UPI! - The At· r~te listing n)sts ~o little and meltnS so much - phon• will hold its regular meeting ,lantic Coast Football L.ague , our BLalint>Hs Otnce ror detail~ . Hut lwrry .•. Monday, March 22 at 8 o'clock 1 cCfflposed of e1g~t . team!' . w1ll with Ohio Valley and Racine vote on the admtsston of threp Granges as invited guests. AU I new members and diSCUSS a The Pomeroy Bowling Association Great Bend members are re· Icommon draft ~t Its arnual will hold their singles and doubles TAMPA. Fla. (UP!) - Gordy sucoeeded by N e 1son Briles, quested to attend. / scheduledb meetpmg Marrh 20-21 . Coleman, the chunky first base- who saw ohn Edwards single The staff and Officers of the at HarriS urg, a. tourn1ment If the Pomeroy Lanes man counted on to add some horne another run off him in Meigs Temple, Pythian Sisters, i REGULAR LISTING .. .. Sm1111 John..:: .... , DE 7-3813:.;.. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 191h punch to the Cincinnati Reds' the sixth Inning. Earl Francis will meet Monday night, Mar. LAVESON NAMED COAOI ,.,. YOUR liSTING ..... .. . Sm•th H• len 0 0£ 7-8883 SUNDAY AFTERNOON MARCH 21 attack, finally got his first hit pitched the last two frames. 22, at 7:30 p. m. at the Pyth· PHILADELPHIA iUPli _ AI 1 FRIDAY EVENING MARCH 26 of the spring season Thursday O'Toole gave up a run on sin- ina Hall. lan Laveson, a physical P.ducaAND SUNDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 28 and it was a resoundin~ one. gles by Ed Spiezio and Bob Bethel No. 62 of the lnlerna- tio~structor at Penn Trinity 0.,-n bowling will be eliminated on thoH d•tes He poked a pitch out of the Uecker and Mike Shannon's tiona! Order of Job's Oaught- Junll' High School. Thursday park in the fourth inning of the sacrifice fly. ers will meet at Pomeroy Ma- was named coach of the St. Jo~:iiiii:iiiiiiiiii:iiiii:iiiiii:iii:iiiiiiiiiii:iiiii:iiiiiiiiii.::::::::iiii:iiiii::iiiiiiiii::iiii::iiii::iiiiiiiii;l Reds' contest with the world Meet Pirates 'l'oday sonic Temple Monday at 7:30 seph's College tennis team. 1 champion St. Louis Cardinals The Reds, whoh ave won p. m. and there will be ini· Laveson succeeds William and scored two men ahead of four of six, entertain the Pitts- tiation . Leonard, who resigned. him for a 4-1 Cincinnati win . It burgh Pirates today before a MAR. %3 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill•••••lllilliiiiii•••llliiiiiiiii was the second win in as many return engagement at St. PeThe Past Matrons of Pomeroy games with the Cards. tersburg with the Cardinals on Olapter OES will meet Tueso. o Rookie Art Shamsky had Saturday. day evening at the home of walked Bob Gibson, Frank Rob- Coleman's homer has by no Mrs. Dale Smith. lnson s J n IJ I e d and Coleman means assured him of his first The American Lutheran came up with his blast to wipe base job. Manager Dick Sisler Church Women of St. Paul's out a 1-0 deficit. is in a spot as he has shifted and St. John 's churches will Jim O'Toole worked four in- Deron Johnson from first to the have a Tupperware part> Tuesnings, allowing the lone St.Louis troublesome third base slot. day at 8 p. m. at the St, Paul 's run, and got credit for the win . Now he hopes to get some pow· church. Roger Craig put in two innings er at first as well . and Ted Davidson, a rookie But Coleman has been a INFANT CHRISTENED lefthander, finished up . All streak hitter. as has been util- Bruce Lee Barrett, son of Mr. three yielded a toLal of five ity man Marty Keoug·h. Sisler and Mrs . Bruce Barrett of Porn• • hits. indicate~ he will keep rookie ero'~, was christened and dediTempest Conv. Cpe. Bucket Seats, 4 speed trans. Red with The Reds managed just six Tony Perez. who can play first, l cat~d at the Nazarene Church black top. White seats. Spotless. bits off the Cards. Gibson was third and the outfield, on the Sunday during the morning worCoupe. Automatie, power brakes, pow. HARDTOP tagged for the loss in four in- roster if he continues to hit. iship service, with the Rev. er lileering, tinted windshield. white Dings on the mound. He was Perez was a .300 hitler at San Clyde Henderson officiating. sidewall tires. wheo!l disc, bal·k-up V-8 automatic, power brakes, power V8 (Aitalina 4 dr. Sedan, All Vinyl Ventura trim. Auto , Diego lam season, driving In --·- -- lights, outside mirrors, radi:,1. solid steering. radw. tinted glass. white bei~~:e with sadd le all vinyl interior, ahift. Showroom clean, more than 100 runs and hitting ZANESVILLE, Ohio (UPIJ sidt'"NB il tires. wheel disec;, outside bu!l,ket seaLs. One owner, new Olds mirrors. solid while wilh like new College BuketbaR Relaltl more than 30 homers. Doug Agin, 134. Zanesville, out- 1 tr.ade-in Only 7500 miles on thi1 one. blue interior, onf' ownt>r. new Olda By Uulted Press International Perez, therefore, could see pointed Rudy Richardson, 136, 17 mo . or 16.000 miles on factory war· trade·in. Real sharp low mileage Olda. ranty remaining. cutlau V8 Sports Coupe. AU vinyl bucket aeats. Only Natlonill rnvltatlea TOIIfD8meat considerable action. Pittsburgh (8). 26,896 easy miles. Automatic shi1t. Radio. AI New Y~ J,-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.--..--.-.-.-.-..-~--, Semlfillals . Villanova 91 New York U. 89 BonnevHJe Conv. Cpe, Power steerlnc and brakes. AutoSt John's (N.Y.) 67 Army 110 matic shirt. All Genuine leather aeata. Over $1,000.00 off. . NaUonal Junior Colloge AI Holeblnson, Kn. Quarift'.Fioalo Men's and boys• coloud Jean1 so Star Chief 4 Door H. T. Galade 50(,) - 352 cu. in. V-& engine right tor sprina. Choose them in Burlington (Iowa) 73 Catalina V8-2 dr. Sedan. 4 sp. ahifL Oriflnal black V -8 .automatic, power brakes, power with 3·speed column shift, light blu e finish like new. tan, green, black or regular blue Sterling (Colo.) radio, beater. white sidewall sleering 1 with all blue vinyl interillr, radio, hf'a · tires. wneel discs, backup lights, outdenim . Men's si&es 27 to 38. Eastern Utah 66 white sidt-wall tires and bal'k up ter. • side mirror. tlnted windshjeld, aoU4 lighi.S. Murray A&M (Okla.) Ill (dbl oil white with like new brown interior. $3.98 to $4.49 Catalina VB - 2 dr. Hard Top. Power atetrine and brakCoDIOIIIioa es. Jlyd. One local owner. Nice, Kilgore 112 Beebe (Ark I 5t Boys, $2.98 to $3.98 Howard Co1mty 1.1 Willmar (Minn.) Dodge City 79 Moberly(Mo.) Star Chief VB - 4 dr. Sedan. Power oteerlng and bl'llkes. Short Sl"" Sweat Shirts Hyd, One local owner. Very elean. · canton (N.Y.) M These 10 with tb• , above jeaDJ. Ferrum (Va.) 83 (ot) Cranbeny, lin, Itch! blue, block and grey. We alao have the PomeEUibltlon Baoeball 1\t!sullt Impola V8 - 4 dr. Low JJiil•(e. Power llleeriD( and roy Panther Sweat Shlrts that lip btalres. Automatic ohlft. Et<tra sbaq>. By Uolled Preas lntel'tlll~-~~~ up the front. Sila 8 to XL. Minnesota 9 Mllwaukee 8 I CYLINDER Loa Angeles (A) 8 San Fran 7 V-8 automatic. Routh Std. Trana. V-8 automatic. Power Pbllndelphla S Detroit 5 and ready for LeBtbre VI - ·4 .d r. Sedui. Low mlle...,, One .are~Idlo­ PltlltburJb 7 Kansas City I ·eaJ owner. Power ateerlni ond lnbl. Auto. ohlft. ltxtra Boaloo 7 Cleveland S clean. Houston 7 New York (N.) 4 .These never need ironing. Some have tbe tapered Los Angeles (N) 13 Wash. 5 Cincinnati 4 st. Loula 1 leg. Sites 28 to 40. 6.91 It 7.91 thno Umeo. Today's .Medical Report to I The moot upenslve movie titles ever !limed wDl be Ill Joe Levine'• upcomlul picture, t.on Ave. euriD :~: · : rt ll<.:s with his teammates Stuart was acquired from . .nulne Kimberly dllllllOIIda ..• Nul wit medals ara heiDI ,IOid 11 poperwelcbta In swank Mad· -~ " .~-•vested, or Slams Two Homers • 10 . I W10 ly tea mmates are beginning tbe Pbillles are e.qtocting tile Yankee rally as the White So• Skowroo, ~t ~"· and To~my .hit1k the big slugger is al- 6-foot, 3-lneb, 220-pound slugger dealt the AmerlCBD U:igue John p. ·ed .lYe scnrelesa 11~ ,, ;t "' good as be '"Y" be is. to hit between 30 and 40 hom•" champloDB their second Blniaht Iings lor the White Sol. . s ~- ~oodnal.ured relatiOnship and drl\re in 100 runs thlfl year. 8y DOROTHY KILGALLIN "Klmberly Jim... The llllln creclitl flashed on acreen wiD be spelled out In fJ,IOO,oot or " !:Ounty. < ;;. It might be wen for land owners of this section, which 11 Ideal for the 8rowth of trees to pey more 1ttention to the !fHat posslb!Utles that lle in the future. The prospects ere unUmlted, and today we have advanced so far in the srowth of timber through tree faflllin g that the &rowth of trees outruns the cutting. The growing of trees iJ a unique enterprise in that it takas 20, 50 to 100 years or more to pus before trees are ready for martel In the meantime measures must be takon to protect them from fire, in· aectl and disease. At this time of year the areateat damage is from forest firt, :;." 'iild the loll In such flrea are bird to ~ calculate over the lona period that must i! trl!lsplrt before the treea c1o be hal' two ~!!art 1 U.c!. ~ .uart's now Philadelphia the mutual underotandlng thai Manly Johnston muffed out oloetback. Pot Ward and Bill 1' - !&nor• Wood I. Bl'MIIway Bulletin Board The llhow · world'& IIIII "dllderella aJrl" may be a singer namod VlviiD Ethrlnll, a beeao tlful New Yorker only 17 years old. Ralph Walklnl ol Buill Strool hu llped bor fDt an engqement In the Fall, when alte'll be old lllOUib to work In Jliihtdubl. (Golly, It u II Paul ADkl Wll worbllq In the cafes when be wu but perhaps thet wu JUI! allllrqe) 41 ••• Payche H," 1 recent eotry thai lived a obort Ufe Jn tho United Slalel, has jlecome of tho most popular fllml of all time ill London, for the .wlldost of reasons - the audlenou lhlnk lt'a the allllelt movie wltll they've ever - , ~ IauPttr at the atratahl Unel, and COIIIidor It e111c to have ,, AT When a wood plant was recently establlahed at Bidwell In nearby Oallla · County we saw th1t once ICiin ---the trees from our hills and .:. ·.y aUey's were becoming a part of a , "lft&t industry, and wtth the wslng ?~an we have the prospect of In ever :;.l!tcreastng harvesting from our wood· · -:Jands. There WBi a time when it was -· ~naldered quite an accomplishment that ],)II percent of a tree could be utll11ed. To· ."Yday we bear of new and valuable uses be· . Inc found for wood that m1ke it poaalble • ~o use it entirely down to the last chip. 11 now used for about nerytblng from paper to rocket fuel. 'Through research in wood, whlch sees the Industry and aovernment spending $65 million P"r year, the wa!!!e burner of tho old days in mills has disappeared. I Voice of Broadway •••.repomitf: Trees Are Important c; ..... 0 ., liar. 111, 1960 Neck. and Neck \ 'I ' ., e OPEN TIL I I".M.. · Cadilloc-tlldsmobllw • -~ �•• '" 'I '\.' ll 4:·D:al::l:y:Se::n::tl:n:et:,:P:om:•:ro:'y:·Ml-:::d~~~~·po~rt~,~O~.,~M~ar. u, 19~5 ..: ud callfld on Mrs. Ethel Siout . berhro? YOU Tuppt!rs Plains Monday even!nf. . ' "''I ~ Mrs. Carl Lenile1 !fU .. .' tumed to her home b•re from Meigs General Hospital, .t',PJneo roy. where she was a riled leaf - - - - - - - - - atlent. ' ' ·I BY EVELYN BRICKLE!! p : - I Mr. and Mrs. (:hester MUier Mr. and Mrs. Edgu Doni, of and daughter, Dian of Marlon, Sumner were Sl!llllday (IUellli ••f 0. were Su!lday guest. of his Mr. and Mrs '#ayne Brlclties. brother, Mr. and Mrs. Dorset Mr. and Mrs. R. C. lsel . of Miller and r..,lly. Then they all Man•. W. Va. and Bob Dt;ao were Sunday diMer guests of of Columbus were weekel)(l v)slthetr brother, Mr. and Mrs. !tors of Mr. Dean's m.otheJ and Branch Miller and family of sister, MI"S. Norma Dean and Belpre, Ohio. Betty Chevalier and family . Pearl Parekr and son How· Mr. and Mrs. Wljllam Chapman Sr. and aon Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buck and Pam. William Chapman ~r. and son Junior Wolle of Middle- spent the weekend at Akron P?ft spent the weekend with with their daughter, Mr. and hLS mother, Dolly Wolfe. Mrs. John Gramling and famjly, lll&ke . . 001*1 of lbe ·boc* wblch ..... b);blln~ II"._ Ma~Jte Vflf1 • 1News SOCiety ~.:~DID ~:!::;:!:_nwllug along at a snail's pace, this' test model of !be Saturn V moon rocket booster was towed I dlllDetere mand • ..:::d!..uea· to a lett lland In Huntsville, Ala. The 200,000 pound boooter is 138 feet long, 33 feet in an eaa .,--- 7~ mlllloD pounds of thrust. *MARCH SPECIAL*- ENJOY SUNDAY DINNER . e 30 GAL SIZE RIGHT PRICEI RIGHT SIZE! RIGHT HfAtEii RIGHT NOWI :..,,._. .,.. ~ ~ ... - ,. ' '·.,j,-,- -~ .... ' WlTH US The Martin Restaurant illds choice for.., .. _ • MENS SUITS 8yCURLEISIWILL-8ROOKfii!LD Just right for ST.RI!£0 Constant Comment o... .. to [ 't'h SHORT SLEEVE •eo ..,.nUon up to 20 fMI:. Tubu'- tonUtm with -~ht~ pi'IH ltylul. Woodclblnft ·- ASST. PLAIN CliiiLOil5j Sweat Shirts ':- · - - $1_:95 -~2-tan~vtnwllnGtloicl MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE w- 29·95 75·00 Big rich 11•10 ..,und. IKMble lpt~lkllf wing~ fot TEA Latest styles &: .patterns and Graduation. MOIOAOLA all-transistor BIGELOW Sprinl Sport Coats EXCELLENT SELECTION OP ..CIIfel PP70A WERNER RADIO & TV. Plaids, Ny'-, SHrsucken Mlddl.....,.t, 0. Reversillle Modrio •• LETS HAVE A LOOI !'l~i: BAKER'S I BELTS -- By Salvatori •• • : "FLEXSTEELu UVING :: ·= i ROOM FURNITURE GIVE BULOVA A LASTING SYMBOL OF ACHIEVEMENT You meet the nicest people on a Honda ' I ClOSE OUT p ON 1964 COL(,;,.; •••FOR All INTERIOR SURFACES! o\1••·.....Maybe it's the lneredibly low prlee. Or . . fantastic mile&,e. It eould be the pNCIIIon e'lgineering. Or the oafety and -ven· iehce features. But most likely it'•tM tun. Evidently nothing catches on like the fun LATEX PAINT TEXTUim HOSE _. __ - .... ... ,. ..,..........--·· ......-: 2 ....... 21 1 . . . . . . Oto. $..49 Gal. - SEMIGLOSS of owning a Honda. Jolrt in, The tim atep Ia a demonstration ride. Why not today T $4·69 HONDA wor: . ..U.I $,.69 - -- - Valley Lumber·&Supply Co. PAINT qt. WY2·2709 923 S. 3nl Ave. • Middleport, o. .... ._,_.,. Truck Load Sale! . ' •-_., I ! . R. H~ Raw,inas.SoM. to. '...,H R t I "YOUR HONDA DEALER" ' ' . S. Second I .Mill St. . MldclleJM!11, 0,- ' ' \ ' -_, . •• • .i Coloro: Bl..t, White, Olive G<een and Powdo< Blue. Luggage ';w. ~"1. 1 •., ... .... , •• _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .UAIANTIII llflTIMl When "Flexsteel" enters your home it brings you a dramatic new pride of ownership, a luxurious new living design. But there's more, much more, to this fine furnltureheovenly comfort, excluoive fabrics, superb slyiiJIII, and best of ail, Flexsteel's written llfetl..,. sptlng guoren'". See these magnificent pieces today! • i CONITIUCTIONI BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0 • :::===========----..:.A~n~l~d:Hl Grlduotlon Gift • • • • Dresses ay Jo•""'•• L-·· st... s.u Dresses H•lf s;... 121'1-24'11 Dresses wt.-•. Other Dresses p;::: _ $6·95 By lrltl1h Ledy By K.y M l - - 1-20 BAHR MIDDIB·ORT, 0. bdlesAH WMI!IIr COATS : SJ..B-20 '14;f1S ..· �~!.t:;::::::d Jo~~t \ • r MilS Debaters Tangle on • Fl dc }J ..=~~~:~: (=~~-ru: 23, Mrs. Cooper of Nitro is Dead · Mr8. Denver Cannan :=;::::;; ) • .' Merrill Briggs~ Nruited ·~~r-::'::.";r MGM Area Scout Chairman :,: :!;,..:·=:~ · 2 I. a-w, Jr~ Ill ~ DaUy Poppy Sales Metgs 00 0Dlf0 ssue :J!'• ~ ~ ~ ~randcliU· 8}as edby AF PI The debalors were judged as project . a team on the basiS of how Joy Bogp. second nega· well they presented their cases. tive, expressed the opposite Miss BoW and Tom King, on view by staling the unneces· the negative side, were chos· sary expense of building the at the winner. dam. A brief rebuttal period lol· The !lrst allirmattve, Paul lowed the speakers. Oer8rd concerned himself pr~ Mr. Ruosell called attention marlly 'with restating the reso- to the !act that the judges do 11J11oD and eslabliahinc a gen. not necessarily agree or ~isa· ·~::;::;:===~=~ grthe.. debalors with the stand taken by but reflect their .,. decision as to which side they l felt beot presented their case. Mrs. Michael Johnson and Mr. tho bo te d Don Rode served as advisors 1~ r~ to the participants. .::::' ita! ,.,_ hoi~ Mn E :; E - · wera. . m . "tal News Hosp "! :. 1 4 .. UPI 8fJe. fS =~ ! ~~:.".rtrJ~OI~ liam C. Glu;...; Mt' Ver2416 Cui w. -Ave., Pt. P~aaant; tContlnued !rom page.!) = IUPI-A fdree of 130 American Rev. J . Ronald Cl•io offlciattng. the dall8hter ol the late Sacmuel . Bu ·al w'll Cu . A. and Martha Stevens len· 1 loll Jet lighters and bombers bl81t" ow m nnmg· denlll Her marrla e was to B · ed supply dapo!s in Communist M;;or: parkll at St. ron Somerville !ho North V1et Nam tnday. The fro s. th eG Y ;• bel taken her In death ' commander of the u.s. A 1r m e atens unera home t • Force in South Viet Nam e•ti· at Poca to the church at t p.m. S"- waa 1 member of the Pt. mated destruction at "80 to 90 Plaannt Presbytarian church. per cent." Her only survivors, distant rei· Mlj. Gen. Joseph Moore Jold alive! are Mrs. Francis Mitch· a news conference that appro•· ell, New Martmsv!lle; John M1t· 1 imately eo u.s. Air Forre chell. Charleston, w. va.: Wal· l plaoes and batween 60 and 701 ter Stevens, Steubenv•ll• ' Wll· l Navy alrerafl participated in l ..m Humphrey, Rl. I Pt. Peaa· . strikes •cains! Bien Son supply ant, and Mrs. Allee Hoschar of · depot and an ammunition depot I ,Pt. Pleasant. about 35. miles north of Vinh in PT. PLEASANT _ Mrs. Ada i Services will he at 2 p.m. North V1et Nam. Maude Somarvllle, 83. of Pt. l Saturday In tho Crow-Husaell The Atr Force commandor Pleasant, died at 8'20 p. fQ. I Fune~al home. Rev. Gaslon Hoy· saki all American planes r .. Thursday at the home ol Mr. 'le, Jl'., will officiate, and burturned safely and that the only 1nd Mrs. Ruuell Oshel of Rt. lal will be In Lone oak cemedamage was "one •?>"II bole" I where she had made her tery. Friends may call at the '" the wmg of one a~rcraft. home for seven years. She had funeral home after e p.m. toda). A~ preced~ Mrs. Somerville Dies Thursday I At Age of 83 ELE·CTROMODE HOME HEATING ' Exclusive SAFE IY GRID Heating Element .NO OBLIGATION FOR E8TOOTE8 PHONE 117·3415 COLLECI' Qerlacll, 32 Windsor Court, Pt. between white and NelfO stu- MYRL COAKLEY Pleaaant; Thm-ston R. Friar, dents flared at the racially Sr~ 175 Park Dr., Pt. Pleasant, tense school Thursday before James R. Schools, 2116 Lincoln classes were canceled. T h u r sCONTRACTOR Ave., Pt. Pleasant, John R. day night, some while youths Marshall, New Haven, W. Va., and adulta beat a Necro couple . . . . ' ELECTRIC HEATING 1nd INSULATION 'lbeodore Beegle, 3011 Spring at a parenll' meel.lng and a . Deadline lvr lihllll apphc• farmer mterest In the program si&nup or u 100n afterwards Ave., Pomoroy, Kenneth E. white audience booted at Jacul· !tons to take part In the 1115 in Melp County Is high. lndl· as poGSible " Phone 667-3415 King, 1~ Mulberry Ave., Pom· ty memberl wbo appealed for Feed Grain program II F'r~ cations are that 1115 partlcl· . ...,, Carl T. Offutt, Rt, I Pom· calm. day, March 211, Wayne H. Chase, pation will eqnal that under The ASCS offu: Is open from COOLVILLE, eroy, Lorri Ann Snowden, Rut· Chairman of the Melga Agrlcul· the '1964 program. 7: 45 to 4' 30 Monday throu&h ·~ P. 0. BOX 224 land, Mrs. Robert J. Bauer, COLUMBUS _ o 8 10 AN s tural Stabilizallon and ConserFriday and on Saturday, March Cbester, Mrs. Audrey Poore, paid about 12 per cent less in vatlon Committee. said today. Chase urges farmers who are 20, until noon . Jackson, Mrs. Kenneth A. Her· state and local taxes per resi· Farmers are reminded that Interested to call at the ASCS -.- rell, Rt. 2 Pedro, and Tyrsa L. dent '" 1963 than the average only those wbo participate In office as soon aa possi~le since Faber, The Plams. American the Ohio Stall! Uni- the feed grain program will be there are only l1ve workmg days Blrtbo versity B~lletin of Business He- eligible lor price support on left before the March 28 slgnup Mrs. Rush A. Krodel, 2805 se ch reports their 11166 corn. barley and grain deadline and Signing up lo the Parrish Ave., Pt. Pleasant, son, ~ioans wer~ assessed an av· sorghum crops. A8 last year, fi;st step in program partlcipa- ] 11:20 p.mDr:ednesday. erage of $207 per capia as a· the supporl is made. available lion. . ! Patients r . = discharge) galnsl a national average ol through loaM and pF!ce • sup- " We don't want anybody to Included Ml's Kerr B Blain !$235. In terms ol taxes per port payments. be dlsappoinll!d because he Mrs. H. E. Charies J: $1 ,000 of personal income, Ohio So far. 519 !armer~ have •i&n· walled too long," the chairman Neal, Mrs. Jack Miller, Mrs. was 15 per cent below the na· ed to p~rtlc•pate m the 1985 said. "There's also the advan· Jack Brookhart, Mrs. Jon D. tlonal average and ranked 46th feed gram program m Melgo tage of beillll able to get hall of . Martin and infanl aon, Mrs. D. among the 50 states and the DIS· county. Advance payments to the estimated diversion payD. Grover and Infant daughter, . tf!ct of Columbia. dat~ amount to .$90.500.86. . men! In advance at the time ol Mrs. C. K. Burris and infant BeSides quahfymg for pflce daughter, Mrs. R. E. Trimble, I support. The participating Mrs. J. D. Junkins, Mrs. J. c. 10g grower also earns a diversion Cooper, Mrs. Clara Blake, Rob1payment tor shifting part of his ert L. Brown. Sr., Rev. w. s. feed grain baae to a conserving Baxler, Mrs. Orpha Lemon, flob. Iuse. Minimum diversion is 20 ert L. Rickard, Mrs. Wllllam per cent of the individual Robertson, Alva Faber, farm's total feed grain base. W. K-. ~oeder, Le~a F. Swish· ! 0 Maximum diversion is 50 per UfS er, William K Sw1sher, Patriecent of the base, or 25 acres, Ia L. Smith, Donald R. Massie, The 1985 Meigs County Spell· if this is more. Funeral services for Minnie Dolllllas L. Plltman and Malin· ing Bee will be held Thursday For dlverlina more than the M. Beverage, 79, ol Chestnul 1 da M. Abels. March 24 at UO p. m. at the minimum, the diversion pay. St, Middleport, who died Thurs-~====;:.. Southem Local Junior High ment will be fipred 111 a high- day evenlns at her home, will School building in Racine. er rate. If the actual diversion be held Sunday at 3 p.m. at the The winner will go to Colum- is 40 per cent or more the Rawlings Coals Funeral home. bus to compete in the state con· higher rate appliea to ' the The Rev. Howard Ruppel! will . test sponsored by the Citizen· whole diversion. officiate_ Burial wlll be in Mid· I Ga... readings: Galljpolis Journal. The chairman reports that dleport Hill cemetery. Mrs. Bev. l erage was preceded in death I Dam !U, 25.6, running 56 feet Robert Bowen, Asst. County em rollers, Pomeroy • .Mason Supt. of Schools, is general by her husband, James A. Bev· Gut, Pt. Pleasant 26.~ Hinton chairman. Jennings Beegle, erage, and a daushter, Char1::10, Kanawha Falls IIJO'; Cbar· Southern High School English lotte. She is survived by a ltllon 21.73. London <ljtm was teacher, will pronounce words daughter, Mrs. Jeanett B. Wad· I i'i1ilii1D11 6\!o feet, Marm-. 6 feet and Donald McKenzie. Charles I dell of Huntington; a sister, Fury for '65 is the biggest, pluabeot Plymouth ever .. . aDd Wlnflelcl dam I feet , Hayman and 0. 0. Patterson ! I Mrs. Helen Nelson, of Staten but s.till solidly in the Jow·price class.. lleM Movements: . I will be judges. · Grace Harklno Glauser, 70. a Island, N. Y.; two granddaughBig on the outside, ita wheelbase io a whoppinc 119 inchet. ~ River - LouiSa~ up Competing wi1l be Pamela native of Meigs county. died at ters, Mrs. Carl Jones of Dray- ! Big on the inaide, plenty of headroom, locroom and ~t 4:15p.m .;. Robert RiM! up Burson Grade 5, Bedford ; Shel· IUS a. m. Thursday at her ton Plains, Michi&an. and Miss : If 2.~~ a. m.. Ben McCool up ley Hall, Grade 5, Bradbury; home, 350 Southwood Ave., Co· Beverly Perrin of Middleport ,' hiproom. And new curved-glau lide windows add to Fury's _. &- _8 · 01 · ·_ Harry Dyer Gene Flowers and Gloria Goff, llumbus. and a areat grandchild. 1 contemporary otyling. Tho plush part is tbe beautiful 1 19 12 ..... ' · 0 a .rrt., A. J. Patten both Grade 6. and Debbie She was born at Danville on interior. There's rich upbolatery to compliment the exterior up 19• 6 ' 15 a. m:; C. V· Harner Garnes, Grade 5, all of North· i Jan. 3, 1895. daughter of the She was a memb~r of t h e; fipiJII. .wall·tO·wall nylon catpetinc and a smart, up 19• 1 a. m., Walier Beck· western District. ]late Missland and Hiliah Maloy • Middleport Presbylertan church readable inatrument panel. No wonder you're seein1 more jordnalddownow 23 • 3 ' ~ P· m. ;. JNaFranklin Rizer, Grade 6, SaJ. IHarkins. Her marriage was In land the G.I.A. Lodge. lio 23 and more Plymouth Fury• on' the road. n dow • · P· m2: er. .ISbury; Gary Hart a nd Roger 1Ch rl~ l'l auser m . 1931, and he Friends may all at the Raw· ry Bosworth 1 23 40 If you want moro cood bi.· Robert West ~p :i3 ·. a. Nease, both Grade 6. and Deb- i surviVes, along with several lings Coats Funeral home alter 4 10 reaaona for buyin1 Fury, m.'; Ravenswood ~p 'Gr'een~· hie McMillion. Grade . all ]cousins. . . 8 p.m. tonight. 1:25 p. rn.; Cotton Queen dow~ • of. Southern Loc~l School Dis· Services will be held at 10:301 ----aee your Plymouth Dealer. I Greenup 9:25 p m . Ede~ma tnct, and Phyllis Mcintyre, a. m. Saturday at the Green 1 He drives one too. Bosworth up 10:3o p.· 'm.: Ta-m Grade 7. and Rosemary And- Lawn Chapel. with Rev. Floyd 1 SERVICF: IS SET plco up Greenup t2, 15 a m.; rews and Shirley Rucker, both •jFaust ?f the Bro.ad Street Chris- i The Church of God at Ches· . Peace down Greenup 1:25 a.m. : I G~ade 7, of Eastern Local Dis- . Llan Church .offlctati_ng. En- : te_ r , annoonced today that a Dis' ! Helen R. up Greenup 6:40a.m.; j tnct. Rodney Butcher or Rut- , tombment Wl~l be m Green tnct Fellowship service will be ; Allied ... Ashland down Meldahl land was the 1964 winner. Lawn Me_mon_al Mauselem un- held Saturday, March 10, with 1:20 p. m.: Pamela D. up Mel· ! der the dtrechon of the McCoy , Rev. Donald. Sheets of Well,<on dab) 2:15 p. m.: Harriett \1. : ALVIN SMITH DIF.S 1Funeral hniTle. Fne- d!i may call as guest speakf'r. Everyone is down Meldahl 7.~0 p rn. '\1ol- Alv i:1 M. Smith, rormerly of at the Cooke and Son Funeral welcome . ly K. down Meldahl 8:25 p. m.; Smith's Studio in Pomeroy. pa:-s- h(offil:'. Parsons Ave., Columbus Christy down Meldahl 3: 1~ a. ed away at his home in Ft . frum 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Ill. Lauderdale, Fla .. Morch 8 Bur- ~ toda y. 1\EVIVAL ANNOUNCED Gallipolis Dam - W.H. Sha- ial was in Lauderdale Memor·j A revival will be held &t the V'er, Jr .. up S· IJ5 p. m.: Ph lli 'l ial C~rnetery . Huber Fulton of, Chester Olurch of God begin· Sporn up 6 p. m.; Titan up 8A5 Fulton • Thompson Tractor CLUB TO DINE nlng March 21. Servic"" will p. m.; Charles K. up 11 p. m .. Sales and Doroth:v Fult(}n of The Me 1gs County Holstein be at 7:30 P m. each evenln& Tibolt down 2:20 o. m.: L. w. Columbus attended the funeral Club w111 hold Its annual din· ' with the Rev. Daniel Workman THE ROARING ~ Sweet up 2 :4~ a. m.: Bob Bent- of the-ir brother·in-law. 1ner meeting Friday, April evangelist. The pastor, Rev. FURY or dowo 6'20 a m.; Bayou Bar· Iat 8 p. m. at Eastern Hi&h Gilbert Spencer, extends • BELVEDERE atarl down U5 a. m.; John J .1 CALL CANCELLED school. An IFYE delegate will \h-= ·ar~ty_.w,.el;;;co~m;;;e~lo~a.,:ll·==:;;;,l VAliANT Rowe down 8:"5 a . m. Th~ Middleport F1re Depart- 1M the spP..aker. Dinner vrUI be • • BARRACUDA Kanawba R;ver - Thelma ment was called at U8 a m. lserved by the Senior Mothera. Lewis Replir Service u1 · · Ann up Marmet 6:35-; i . m:; today wt1en an electrical appli- Ticket~~: are available from any J..aacy Jane Lucas down Win- :mce caught fire at the Clifford 1club member, Secretary Paul -FORfield UD p.m. ; 0. F. Shearer Manley residence on Broad- [Mnore said. eHEATING down Winfi~ld 3,35 p. m.; Heleli' ."ay · St. The call was cancell· ePLUMBING I Z. dowu Wmfleld 10' 15 p. m.: I ed. however, before firemen lelt GRANGE TO MEET Solvay down Winfield 1H5 a.: tl>e station. e ROOFING m.: J. S. Lewis down Winfield j Grea! Bend Grange 2294 will $ 1 a. m.; George Pr1ce down TOURNEY SCORE bold ill rqular meeting March Winfield 2,45 a. m. ; Jef!erson , Clan AA llellonal :12at8p.m.ObloVIIIeyandRa· down Winfield 4:45 a. m.: 011· At !teat cine Granges are Invited. All WYZ.H74 ver Shearer down Winfield 6:30 Akron Central 16 members ol the Great Bend ,,. .... ill $t. ,. "'"'.,..... ) a. m. 1 Cleveland Eaal Sl Graneo are urged to attend. Feed Gram • program Bene£•ItS Revtewe9 • J I Spe}}• Bee Is March 24 Mrs. \ I R • aCJDe • __ Mrs. Beverage Of Midd}eporl DieS Th day I OHIO • ,. • r River DeWS Grare Gl8USef, Age 70, o.·es i ., ..• I I l '* 1 I ... ) •.l.C• -' '• ·.,, t. ..'· ·' "" Another Rate Reduction. . the fourt/., in !pur yea~ ! For the fourth time In four years Ohio Power will voluntarily lower rates f~r elec· tric service. This latest rtduction will make it possible for us to extend new, lower rates to many thousands of our customers. And now the trend is clear ••• the Total Electric Age Is here. Every day, more and mare families are living electrically with all the comfort, convenience, safaty and economy of the Total Electric Age. Now is tli'e time for you to join the trend • . ; enjoy all the benefits of electric living for less than ever before. ---- --- RESIDENTIAL RATES DOWN (J Biggest uvings under the new rates will go to the large group of rtlidential cuatoniers who use more than 400 kilowatt hours of electricity per month • •• r;ombined savinp school planner~ IIIII Ina total eleatrlc. SCHOOL RATES DOWN 85% of our sm~ll-to-nltldlum DOIIImllfllll 1nd industrial custom~~~ will 111111'1 In _. ·· .. . J." (i ~- ·"· 1f1111e111t • • • .. COMMERCIAL RATU DDWIII .. J " 1n11 of m•r• thu $200,000 IIIIIU.IIy. Totlllft lltllln 111111 1nd IIIIMtrlelllll .,. Cllacav.lnl ,.,. .... Wlyt to to work = • Total-electric schools - schools thet use electricity for heatin&. coolins. water heat· ing and all other principal uns - will receive all ertetrlc eneray at the low rate of lt per kilowatt hour. ... ., (; of approximataly one hill mllllu d1ll1r1 annually. Cuslomara living in total electric homes will reella additional uvln11 from this new rate reduction. Schools now realize 1 new low rate of 1¢ per kilowatt hour on electric heatinJ. • Thanks to this rtduc••. lion in ratas, tlraady in effact, thirty-one schools with electric heat will atve over ""-ll.llll. $37,000 a year. ... ~; put ellcttlcllr lot them ••• 11 the lowwt celt . . . Ofl;o 'ow.r Cem,.nr "" ,. ..he~ &NNIIJtlJID from tho Public lllfliliaa C....1 1 b r1 Cl6le 1w th- .... ,.,., "' ........ .,.,,.. wllft ... rtndtrM on •"" .,., ~""' lat. Each year more and more schools heat electrically. lt'a euy to see why mort t4or---r---r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~T---r---r---r-~~--JL ••• ..,.. ••• .' ' . ! Low Down Payments J \. i I~ l Bank Financing- ,,t \ ••'. ~-j '~ 'l .. il ~1, ., > • ' )\. \'... ..' .. ~. - ~A' •'t 'I .••.... .. • •. ~ • ' "II") ,.(l't • ·. "<. . .. . ~- THE TIME TO BUY IS NOWL:EVRY -~ · IS FOR SALE • • •.YO~:.TE,~L. ~S, ~~T . .. " . YOU WILL PAY'Al-~• ~ ' '.,. ,, .. ·' This chart reflect. the trllid in the·cost of 111-onr the Pl!t ~~ y~ars eo~p~~~ wit~ the av,rqe unit i:ost of . llfCtr1c1ty tor O~to Power r•i~ntral cuttomera. · \ f ,; METROPOLttfAN'·. · MOTORS TOM lUi MOTORS - MIDDLEPORT, 0. "· ~ -~ ··.IJ'I ON OUR LOTI ~· 2,1•• • J'N II USED CAR ~ - - - - - .. ' ~~f,. oe r J l EWI REPAIR SERVICE . ••' • ON ANY / 1 l ' REFUSED ,. I I. RESIDENTIAL COST OF GAS l ELECTRICITY (Gas C1bic Feet-Electric Kwh) 1 1'/gmoulfi ar. • • .JSO REASONABLE OFFER .,..' 1 j .liM ·1tT - ),. I 9 25 Past Presi.lents II' Of Auxiliary Are Ent'"'..rta,·ned ,. Here's why: e - ~ t l ~ now , •• ren IS Over Stocked! ·'' This is the hottest-selling Fury in history. I ' \ an ••• I If you think you're seei1;1g more and more Plymouth Forys .·· · on the road, you're right. Rose, . Wed!llld'J ntlliiiC 11 111r home, Lincoln RoJ,bll. A lborl bullileq _ . 1!U hei4 with Mr. lfam)' VIlli Vranken, .. wldeat, bJ eblrp. Nrt. H. c. MuU.... received a birthday alfl ll'om her pal. RafnMI .UHQ 1ft teeJ>Jnc wllh st. l'llricll'r Day were served by the holteu mm a table centeNd 1!ilb a large green eaclreled will! ahamrocks Mrs. Donalcl McKailbl wUI be ten lor the next meeting. Mra. J. M. Tbomton enter· lalncd the Paot Pr01idents of the Amar•can LeRum >,mti'll~rl of Drew Webster Post Wednes· day evenln1 at her home, Mul· berry Ave. The meetlnJ, In charae ol Mro. Georse Mowrey, presldenl opened With devotiOns by Mrs. Bo • • . George Hackott Sr., followed w1es was program cha~an by f ·e pledge to tbe flag and and read lro"!, a publication by Isilenl prayer. Thank you note• Betty Bufls, A Better World 1were read lr&>"' Miller Cottage, Begms With Me." IDaylon for 1m. sent them, and The prayer for peaoe was giv· from IMrs. Harry HnUtla<helt . eo concluding the meeting. Re- lit was voted to purchase Eas· freshments were served by Mrs. iter cards to ~d to Miller's Wlnston, Mrs. Smith and Mrs -Cottage for the1r use. Hardaway with Mn. Con Youni Mrs. Jed Webeter Sr. con· and Mrs Arlena Reese contrlb- dueled 1ames and prizes were uling. · ' awarded to Mrs. Owen watson, Mr1. Ben Neutzling and Mrs. Mayme Holll)es. A .dessert Scoui·O·Ramn on cour10 carrymg out the St. Patrick's Day !berne waa serv· April.1·4 Planned ed by the hostess. Plans were dloeuaed for the Scout.O.Rama to be hfld at Sandy Zerkle Given Pt. Pleasant AprU 3 • 4, when Den hree Cub Scou!s met II Birthday Party the home of Mr1. Richard Ros· Sandy Zerkle of Syracuse was enbaum, den mothlr, wltb Mrs. cueat ,. hnnor Fridav evr,hq Elza Gilmore-, Jr., assistant. at 1 birthday party at her home ,In olile...an·- ol her 14th hirth· The meeting opaned with tbe day, &lven by Mrs. Williom pledge to the flailed by David •Zerkle. White .and a 10111 lad by Har· Games were played and priz· old Sts~on. The project fOr the ea "'W"""-od. Refreshments cf day was making windmills cake, Ice cream, pop, nuts, from plastic detergent bottles. minto w.. e served. Refreshments were served by Present were Annette WarnM". Rosen~aum al the close er, Laurel Cairns. K·ista Yost, of the. meelinR. The next meet· Martha Yost, Shirley Pyles, Sue lng Will be Wadneaday arter Curlls, Brenda Bradford Debschool with Andy Vau11han to · bie Norris, Mickey Wolfe, Di· ~erve relreshlttenta. Iana Cross and Melanie Ree~le. -·-Also attending were Mrs. Carl V'SITS BIIO'I'IJPR I Zerkle, Car · ·n Rizer, Mrs. Mrs. Maston Roberti of Long : Vernon Rizer of Hartford, w. Hollow '"""'* 6!"""' .. :lillh' )I 1/a., Mrs. John MoDermht and • ~..,.. , ....,.QJ :· ": er i so~. &mlol!. W. Va.; Eie•nor b-.other, Shel'lllan "'berls and , Wingett and Mr. 'and Mrs. lloss Wile, [Norris, of Syracuse. All--Electric famous For Safety With The ... :!'~c;.n:-"-'en~e~c~u~~ii!Dol Mrs. William smith, poppy chairman, reported lh•t the popplas had beoo.ordered. Mrs. 0... ear Hardaway dbtributed the cookbooks sold by the 1f0up. Mrs. Harper, Amerll!liiilm clialrman, reported op tho Am· erlcanbm program lfven · in February It card. ol thanka was read from Mrs. Barton Hnll eth distrlct president Mn ' Ernest . ... H,.,., so Clu1l Pia •nwlld for the annual Poppy Ilef lale wheu lhe A~ o1 Low1a ~ PllSt, JQ, Amtriea LetJot! lhlt Wednesday evtiiJnc at the ~e of Mrl. wm Wltwloa. Mra Arnol8 Richarda • Ia cli e ' JIHI)deal, , ~ · The meetJns waa opened with tie sJnslng ol !be Nalianal An:1iem wltb Mra. ClmpbeU Harp!r at the plano. The advancenent of the colon 11u in cbarge II Mrs. Sllermllll Butler. Prayer was given by Mrs. WinaiOII chaplain. ' ~eene • 1 Mn. c.,;,., it AreDiscussed By Auxiliary Mn.D.. day, March at !be offlcr.s ver (Edna) Carman, 70, Rt. llll of the ObiD 'DepartJnellt <A Hilb- Mra. Erma M; Cooper, 17, ol Pomeroy, who died thb 1001'11- Morrill BrlCP. a.blrt, wp tr1 Wolle, Pt. PleaAtll: Jllcl>.lor (lll'tllll 0aU,_., It I ways In Columbuo for bJSbway 11 MaiD-11., Nitro, w. Va., died lni 1n tbe G•lllpolls cliDle, nrmed new General Scout cbail'- ard YOUJII, Ponleroy, IJid Ac- w•d>C Ill -..... "4* I COUrl ,The Middleport High School auditorium was the wprovomenl pro)eclllll Albenl. Wedneaday in the Thomas Me- will be beld SUnday at 2 p.m. In tn111 Tlnirlda1 aillll duriDC lbe neo Dixon, PoQie!oy. actiOn by Judp Prlllk W. p,n. this week of a student debate on flood control beld HockJnc; Meigs, Morcan. Noble, moria! hospital at South Char- the Ewinl cliapel with burial In MGM eoupeJI meelllll held In ·The 0, II the btPest award l!f, Jr. at the request of Principal William K. RU$Sell to famll· VInton, and Washlnglm COUll- leston, W. Va., alter a thor! carleton cemetery. Kysar cnek lll&h ICltool. a vollUI~ ......t ce re: !ln. larlze 111 students with procedures of a formal debate . ties. . illneu. Survivoro lnelude her hus· Other ,..,.. olflo:en lllllltd Guest opeaker waa Joeepli ACI'lON OIINJ•D The topic chosen by the debaters was: The Hocking work It for ~rod· Mn. Cooper wu the widow band. Denver : two daughten. were: Eldon Wue"'h Jl vlee · Girdler, Huntlni!OD. ""'klent . "Resolved: That Meigo County Construct A Dam lor and dralnJns on SR 328 In of tile late Earl H. Cooper, lor· Mildred Bowen, Rt. t, Pome- chairJIWI for the Gallb area nf the 'n'i-Stall Ami CouncO. On ll{fllcalktn 11!1 plaiDtUf the Purpose of Flood Control." .t city ol J..osan in Green mer mayor of Nlti'O. She wu ti'Oy ; Lilah Freeker, Rt. 2 Pom·1•nd F'raDCil Rekhtrl lor the Boy ScoW at America. on lCIIon In Yelp CoQidJ CentTaking the affirmative side were Paul Gerard and foll'llthlp . AU othera are lor member ol lbe WSCS of the St. eroy, and a 0011, Ivan carman. Mason artll. Mr. Girdler spoke oo the mon Pleu Court bf lhe z-. Mike Archer. Joy Boggs and spraymg for weed brush Paul'o Mothodlot church there Rt. 2, Pomeroy, nine No reprOIOI)tatlve was named phaaea of IICOIItiili allil presa• my Savlncs - Loan '90- apliut Tom King presented the eral background of the needs control over 660.82 mile•. and hao been a Nitro realdent dren and all< great 1111nclchild· for !be Melli eou.nty aroa. ed a statue ol a "llcoidm•tllr" MarWI Swan, el II, llil '*!• 11egat1ve side. lor such an undertaking. since 1918. ren. Friends may call at the Paul Werner waa recommend- to J . Emmell MorrUon. reiJr.ldd~lll'l~l·!!:sed.~------~ Judi!K for the debate were Tom King, lirst negative, dis· l S11rVIVinJ aro two dau&htera, funeral bome . any time. ed by the dltlrlet commllllon- InC dlltrlcl chall'mall. I . Mn. c. E. Blakeslee, Mrs. cussed the inCOnvenience that Mrs. Earl E. GoU, ol Poca ers to the eueutM board of Other I!IPkm wen R e •· the annul Scoui-0-Rima wbleb cart Horky . and Mr. J o h n would be created for other penRFD I; Mrs. James A. Whit· been in laillna health five year•. council lor appollltmont as ella- Harold 8. Know! o! Pt. Pleu- \a scbeduled for nett month In Redovian facultv members. pie II such a dam were ron· tinpon, Nitro, and two arandtrlct COJDIDISSIOIIer. aot, who dlle.uaaed tbe PbiJ. Pl. PlePlmt. Suzanne 'Bradbury was time- structed. Mike Archer, second 3De8 cltlldren. Funeral servlceo will M". Somerv!lle was born In The event waa highlighted iliOn! Scout Raneb and B1rt Approxllllale'1 II per- .t• keeper and D anne CrtS~ll was aUlrmat ve. presented !llus be held at St. Paul"s Methodist the Upper Pleasant Flats com· with. the presentation ol aeout Lo.W, of the Tri-state l)amWI ed last ftillil's baoqtllt 1 chairman tlons of 1the benellt! ol such a SAIGON South Viet Nam church Saturday at 2 p.m. with munity April 5, Ill!. She was key• by KDOI Wllllaats to Rob- PlanJ were also diiCI'ned lor lion. I l!tentltJt\ PomtivyoMftldleport, O., .ar.·lt, IteM 606 E. Mtln St. -~ ' t ' OHIO P M lhW$ 31 • I!IIIJ - . . . . ltJ ~MIIIICt.N I t o - E ! > H W I I eyeU• ,l ~· ' ·( ' .' ' ,'1-.' .• • ~ i �• '·' / ' . ~-·. -'---- , ... · · - :t.:·.:rnd~y "'!be joy olpowln& and ... liome ll)'le llljaJmell. riiiCilll DowersK,: (!to": Lewla and w:.= !Jr al*ided lhe. cureclloii of the aoiL w~~n:.n:,;"r:..~"i:,.!; ~ G~y":., o:': Refreslun,""li 1a 800 'I~ ted by Mrs Russ. WaiSOn, , .. Riches," •·Beatttude• for lng at her home, Butternut Ave. ~ a prayer for miSSIOns In ' Friends of the .\ged," and Mn Bryu atated that the 1 ~on. opened the meeUng oi i"Srniles." The group sana. ·n the besl rea': ' WSC'S of the Forest Run " From All the Dark Place•," ; : t.bem and that ~ od"J church Wednesday 1to close the program. . imaglt>alioll wu tho beat asaet .;< ning al the church Mrs. Jack CUrtiS, pres1dent, here and how to plant and J ; o1rs uswm Nease, program lconducled the business session. on w them. Flower -w· "J• • had for her lop1c If taken for to arrange .,:~ .. er. . A plate o enng was ina and arrangin& il a means ..r-oan1 sh A.mencan Vtsltors the conference school of ml!!t- -e · tbat furnish~ ~oak " The purpose was ~o , sion. 'lbe annuBI dlstnct meet- of oeH ~an..,opportunity to 7 : and tension of ·4rnericans in the United States. ou note was read from Mrs. every y . :,~'l'h• group sang,; "From \ ~ark Evans >r a gift sent her Coolllttilq, Mn. Bryaa said, Ocean Unto Ocean, followed ' while hospitalized. The pledge the arrua:emeat as wen 11 ll.Y .the reading o! Matthew lZ, Ifor the coming year was dis· lbe eonlaiDor aeed DOl be e•, ,llY Mrs. Christy Baer and pray- cussed and also discussed was pensive aod II can be enjoyed by the leader. Mrs. Nease a rum~age sale. by one who wiD• blae ribbena ~iayed 8 large map of lhe . A dessert course carrying at flower sbowl 111111 eqaallJ U,zlited States and pomted out ioul the SL Patrick's Day theme •• well by !lie oeo wilD plcb jjutlculsr parts of the country Iwas served by Mro. John Scott a "IMuieb" of nowen she ~ly populated by m•grants. and Mrs Jack Curtis to the loveo, poll them Ill a Jla•• ef ":A abort drama port~aytng wo- above n.;..ed and Mrs. John F. water and plaeea lllem oaltlt. . . ol dillerenl Spants:;,;pe~- , Baily, Mrs. Hanson Holter and cbeD ~ le elleer Iter wbfle ;! ;!::;"" I = :..:-da~ ir ~~wScotu~ l4nJohn t,red rsy. -= c ~ ~~~~d. Curtis, Mrs. AU eauger, • ~ro. Fred Nease, Mrs. Wat- PTA Meetmg 1100 aod Mrs. Edith Sisson. A histoey of Holding Institute in liaredo, Tens, the oldest Meth· ldllt mission school in h~me mlssion field! in the Uruted States, wu given by the leader, wbo also read a prayer, ~ion from a ~es~rn Sea. .;~ Lenteo meditations were "Co age.. by Mrs. ~ N ur 8 nd "Confidence , ...,r._OII;U. ease ' .MI-... Dinner Guerll .At Gallipolis Home 'lbe 42nd annual Southeast Dis· trict Conference of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers, Jnc., will be held at Carnbridge High School on March 29 according to Mrs. Harold t.o'h e Pomeroy who Is t be s • .• . Southeast Distnct d1rector. As district director, M r 5. Sgt. and Mrs. Edward Lee 'lkcomao and daughters, Di· 8DDe Leigh and Patricia Ann. aJ'ld Mrs. L. W. McComas were Ill Galllpolill Tuesday evening llb.ere they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold George II!Jd son, Brisn Lee. While thr they observed the birthday an· DiYrsary of Mrs. George with a •decorated cake baked by Mrs. Edward McComas. Wednesday evening Mr. . Mr!l. L. W. McComas e_ntertamed - with a farewell dmner in honor of Sgt. and Mrs. Edward McComa! and family who left for Net>raska Thursday. Other guests Included Mr. and Mrs. . . Mont Miller with the latter ob- er Association. serving his birthday during the ---dinner. 1 Mrs. Birchliel Hostess gi(ls were presented to Mrs. Howard Birchfield when the Chatler club Wednes· day evening at her home in Rutisnd. 1 Mrs. Raymond Fischer, vice president, was in charge of a ghort business session, after which an auction wa!l held with Mrs. Thomas Stewart as auctioneer. Games were played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Fischer, Mrs. Kenneth Michael, Charles ~they, Mrs. Charles Carson ~rs . Stewart, Mrs. Charle~ Spires, Mrs. Robert Ne lson who a!so won door prize. Refreshments were served by the hostess to the above named and Mrs. Harold Dunfee, Mrs. Robert Eads, Mrs. Wllbur Young, Mrs. Carl Roach Mrs. Nathan Biggs. 'lbe next meetln& will be bald at !be home I of Mrs. Wilbur Young. m• llorMofthe '. d Is Hostess to Chatter Club • F•bulo111 foii'Boy ·sANDWiCH ..... ., ...... .1 ... ..... , . . . . Horn• WYII112 the Judges of Regton I . Also announced was a con. test for lhe Junior clubs _of Reglon II on an antl-littermg ef· fort. There will be prtzes . m each club with a grand prlZO of $5. Each member who enters wlll receive a packel of seeds. The Windln& Trai\ Tberopy club was used as tho test run and will not enter tl10 contest. · 3 ROOMS New Furniture s.. I Sentinel Church News ,,f' . ' . . . ., · _,. FOUR·.-lAIN.~"OR·ru ,M_,RA _'nt·.· ~-"u.· 450,000· SHARE:f · .· ·;_J.. ' OFFERS TO TH' RESIDINll'l<01!1 'OMlO · . 111.1 ... ,hi. fi.OO Par Valvo -hl!y Pold. -A-~Io. Ca,. •.,. ; ttecl '2· 50 PER SHARE . PRICE ·'-• ..!..1 .,___ Adclltlo'J1111nformallon may lit ""'alii'"!' !'9"' Ironton~ Ohle . Phonl Aroa CoH 614 5H4UI This Mvertl•mtnt It Mlthor an eM.r '- •II Mr • '!~ lotion of offon to ' " ' onr of , _ -•rlllos. Tho .,...... lornodo only IIJ tho proopoc!ua. March 11. lfll FURNITURE CO. MASON. W. VA. FAMILY MOVES Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gilkey moved to Union Avenue recEint· l It ie said of a certain friend ol ours that he went of/ tM dup ....r. l!trange expression, that I It ea11 mean that a penon had a mental brtat. !iown, or that he became a sort of fanatic; or it can mean simply that he rot too lnt.reated in one thing to the exclWIIon of other important matters. And the very fact that our renaration baa coined auch an Idiom is indicative of the fact that we - aucb tragedy evuy day. Ona ol the vital contributions of religion to life I• Ita gift of balance. The knowledge ol God helpa a man - all eiae, in Its proper perapective. In a day when millions are caurht In turbulent croucurrents, faith points to the true center of existence ••• 1Dorohip steadies the mind and heart I I'm Tom Rue ... I'm your newest Chrysler, Imperial and M~nday Sund•Y 1uttel.., Wednnd•v Jeramlah Ho... ,..,... l.. iah I61I•IO 29:11·21 Thuncl•y L.arh 6ll ~6 t:<t-11 12~14-lf 240 41\!lol\! st. Middleport ..T11k~ I 1 ' sOme~ne To Middleport I'm Bernard Neutzling. •• Middleport, Ohio HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Wesl Main St.. I take care of the cars we sell. Not . that they need much--what with their BAUM LUMBER CO. Pomeror Suppor1 tbe Church of Your Cholet 5-year-50,000-mile engine and drive train warranty·- the best ' in the Business ••• Chotter. Oblo Bailon of Good Bread Rl!:llAIJ. DRUGS We Fill All Doctors Prelcriptinns IV. Va. WY 2-2955 Bulon Watebts Salu & STfAK HOUSE &'TOWN & COUNTRY • '·.. •• .: ..... • • ' ' .. • ~ ; h ... " . niRNJT!.IRE ll AJ'PWANCES W'i H440 Pbono 1185-2125 Chel!er, Ohio EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. IN RARDW Alii" Poio•ror, Oblo ~EYERY'l'lfiNG OHIO VALLEY BAKING·((). 'NEW YORK nOTHING HOUSE . it Toto Someone Wllb You fo ChiUtll ' Ia Pomlto, over DO Yaan Bailers of IIOiaum Bread ... ·' . r• Allend Th• Cburcb 01 Yoat Cllol.. , THE UNITED ' . STEEL ' WORKERS . .. ,I; , \ •. BEN FRANKLIN STORE OF .M\ERici' ·' .1 • . um· llll7ll ~, , 011 ' · • ·"!)ll1nl , OY .,..,. -.........-; ,w;,l(a, .. ,. . ' .. ' OHIO ----. ! . " . IIJ'i - - - - - . . -·.o;. _ . ,_..,.._ _ _....,_ _~-·-· '~ . ' (.! fl\a ·,.,..; '! a.. a. I m.: , ...;......p J- w..,.....,, a.. pefSOIUIIi!J: __ I ,iibciti•WY2-21NI " --~---Sellooi9.3U L ! :':i "':J E ........ tk s:· r· w;. Leml.'y Otb.; Sun•-· i. aM 0. Middleport . . •BOW OUB t-YBAJli~IIWI£iiQIIa& AMD DUnl 'ILUif W.AIIIIAMTY PllO'l'ECT8 YOU:·. ~ . Corpontloa n 'l...,,~ all ollhe t'illl8wiDI 'rllal ·p orta Ill 1111 1N1I eon for 5 ,..,.. oe ·!!OoGOD iidla wbldleVer eomes flni: durluc wbleh liiJ ..... porta .tli!ll prooe defeettve In material alld ••011< •oiMltlr wiU be "'Placed or repaired at a C1irJ11tr 1 1 - CGipooallon Authorized Dealer'• JIIIICO ot lnti!Deli ~ . oharp tor 1 uch part& or labor: ..,..... bloek, bead aod· lntemal pll'll. Intake manttolcl, ""ItWr ~:fm:i~ mfuloo eue and lnltlmal porta (aoerii:ID& manual .eluteh), torquo .onvert;e!1 drive oha • \llllftrl · • • nor ula and dlffereatlal, and rear wheel bearfnp. IIEQIJtRED MAINTII:IIAL'tCE" Tbf followlnl 1111!!11 \~iii~~. oem- are reoulred under the warraotr - ebaa&e enatDe ·oil OY"" 8 moolh1 or "4.000 mll8, wii~>t " . flm; roplaee oil filter. e>el'}' second oil <hlnre: el.. n .a.buretot alr mw. - f l ' e Dlonlh• ~!:'.rep~·= two 101n: and every 8 months furnish OYidonl!e of this, requ~:;;'landee to a O_b.'J•':f1 1M'li~lln~ Aathorued Dealer and requoil bini to ""rtlf1 neelpl ol iUc!l • . J - '"I'" • . • . · for such lml)(lrtant mooteetton. Po~roJ RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY Quality Fumltun II Lo~Prlca " ' CHRYSLER# IMP·ERIA~ · ._PLYMOU-11.,1 399 SOUTH THIRD ST.# :II • . '!. ., ' .......,.. I'HONI! WY 2,21135 Mldd!opert, 0 . • ' I. lolaln Sl .' , . INGELS FURNITURE •/> /~'· Obto Pomor01 Middleport BOWERS DRIVE-INN • RESTAURANT . V• .D. EDWARDS I~SURAN(~ AGENCY 130 E. second Servi~ 188 N. Second CROW~S Po~eroJ, Pomero7 F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. • Pb. 985·200D SWISHER & LOHSE . . Bulldel'l & Bulldln• Supplleo HEINER'S .BAKERY ~UDtlnlloD, mate. Gmeranteed TINY'S FOODLAND Middleport FOREMAN & ABBOTT &xpen lnJt.allaUoD Satisfaction Establllhed In 1904 West Columbia. W. Va. Ph. Maoon SP 3-3393 DODGE-DART - DODGE TRUCKS yoursel1. Call WY 2·263S for free esti- MAGEl LIEVING COAL COMPANY R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ,,,. ,,,. ·.:. .• MOHAWK Greenhouse WY 2-3402 W'i 2·2644 Chur.ch Thl.!l Week'' W'i 2-3Z84 We'd like to show . you our place. WALL-TO.WALL CARPETING ~ ,., w. · · a ...,.,,_ ........ y., Member FTD WY 2·2580 GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. patterns. Professional lnstallation by UJ, or 11 X.. FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES f, ARMSTRONG'S do Frlclay SatuNiay I CoriMhLIN I ThnDftty 2:6-16 I:J.II WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING to it you get a great buy. Now, here's our Service . Manager ... .. *""*· r----------------------------•ICorner We're looking forward to meeting you • person. Whatever price m range you're interested in, I'll see Floor conring for every kind of Ooor. Best ·a&J_ ....;====:..-..:Jt·'. Wlt 111 •L·. hope it ·~UI, 1'n 1ome mea.ture, foster and Mlp lUI• ' •'"' tnin that which u good in family and community life, thu fea• lure i11 1porn1ored by the biUiines• firm• and organi.atioftll whn•P nnmPI appenr below. I'm Dwight Stevers ... Linoleum .•. Inlaid Vinyl ... "'f ~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·$·~ meet our Salesman ••. neighborhood, won't you? EXPERT INSTALLATION! • Ma Plymouth Dealer ..• I'd like you to • you're in the Stop by next hme DO IT' ...-v....... I = Cbester, Ohio LET INGELS - m· lu,.. 405- Plrtl Notlonol Bank lu!!ti!nt MASON .,. _,_ a....- . FOUNTAIN CORPORATION c-_,_ ~ . . . , . 1:.. ,: &; y • . . - - - t:• .. &1 llilllt - wldneld., call .or wrlle AOJIODs- ... _ . .. r ._ a • 0, ·•t• a:tt jl.. a: , hlhtll'" ....... , ' ~... , ..... lhlp u a.m.; •·•"'*'c ~ o. ~; SUnday at a p. m. day SebooJ 11 10 a. 111. l'niyer flee, 7 p m. Prayer IMOIIoa. WOI'Ibip Milcti with !he S.V. mu, -···"-Y .,......, a.. a..4o1 en etn a. .._It .....UOJ n.•.·od4. 7:10 o. m. 7:311 p. m. Wldneeday; Youaa Casto. W«' nsdoy tvelllni: at day Sehool. 1:171 L m.: Wanblp .• ~ • , • Serv'~1 7 a . . · 10: ... L ... . • PI•"'• 7:1111 p. ....... 1111111:1 ~ • • ••.,.ea "'" ....oy, ,.. :-p.m....... er 10 Wlbilll~ • lII;; 1 llellllehm ..,... - - . P. m. Clietter a; PnJer '• P. Ill. Cb~ . . . . . . . Great llend: ftalo C. I. O'(;GD. !'WI A. ca.ta, War' l'llllnday. ........_ Ra\o. ~ Mn. ~ ~· li S, 1101', pant«: ftGborl Lewll, lllpl. Cllarcll tl God, MI. lloriU at t L ~.. •O. I ,_ lilt & , .....__ • ...,.._ pant«• s.m- ..., . . . ...... t :Ill L 'IL Marllll!& W01'8111p Re>. Dultl . , . _ . . -. llcbool at 171 a m · I P. Ill. PI !f I ... r. .... . and SUnday SCIIOOI: 7 p. m. Jilt.. Sunday School" 8.4S a. m.; wo.. 11!uradlly ol ~ij, . 'IJodlllsday ml rrkiiJ - . , lllld·l'llll ~ : 1 ,,. ' Olllna .oervll!e: l"'onday, 7:11 shlp llel'\'lce II •· Ill. and 7:30 meelln& Jnl of lbe al 7:30 p. m. I> Ill. W•• , ), Cliil7 . _ p. Ill. Pray« moetlna. •. m.;...~!!' myeeuna !.'!..}~ IIIOIIIb. Tile ~ ol . . - . •• Mrt. ~ 9 !.' m . - . : 01111& • _,. flllwnll MoaiOdltl dmdt Cben.r, Ray E. Wame, ..-.. Ull O.n LICin, "..._ 1 111f11t1 Clnu'dn meetlna. 7:371 p. m. Friday. _ Pearl A. Cuto. pasto~r . w... ~Y &:hool 1:371 a. m.: .lion> day Sdlool t:30 a. -~~~~ I' Solnda) School ~ · 30 a . m.; Mor11- llatlud Chllnli of 0141, a... ahip aervil!e 11 a. m. every ~ Wonb~ 11 L 111.; IIYPS w ·oa !!nnda), 7:• • In& Wonblp 10.15 a m. Jobn SmaUwood putvr: SIJII'IQ otber sunday 7:4S p. m. SliD- 1.41 p, m.. Evi!DIIIg Service. Lolarl hill OIIW Sch I 10 L liltoant!ellltle day School, 10 I. m ., Jobll 7:11 P- Ill.: Mlchitell l'niyer eer- Oiurdl, Ref. Jill* -··-Pint ..,.... Clllirell, n~"!: eer:. 1 p. m.:.,YOIIDII People Bailey, SUpt. Prayer meetln& flee, 7:10 p, m WedMII'Ioy. ~ Sdlool t:30 a. a, port, Ra\o. Dooald Boo • · Endeo.er 1 p m Wed......,?' 7:45 p. 111• Thundly. Mlddleplllt a,.,.. ot !be ND Norril, aupt.: All1. SUpt. !Dr: SundaJ Seoool t: 15 a. m., . . • F Jb.. Melbodltl Cbaroll berl RouiiL Pt *'Ill Fred Hollman Supt.· 10:15 L Prayer meetln& 1 P. IlL SaiUI' trOll anne. a..· Clyde J · BartleiL 10·30 a m. · A1lll lilt Ill. Worship ~l!e; 'BYP I p. day. Raciul Cllar&e, Rev. H. I. SIMMiay Schoolt 30 a. m.t MOI'I> at 'f·lt ~ lll.l • E -'"'· W01'8111 NO' McDanie~ pastor. Cbureh Ser- in8 Wonblp 10:1111 L m.; NYPS • m., •••....., p, · p. Gnee Eph tpal Oliicb. 71ces 8 a. m. Oacb sunday with y ....,p'• 8.45 p m . Evan- er meetinc 'ftmrl. I m.; Wed. 7•30 p. m. l'niye l'ollleroy, Tho !ln. Rlcbanl H. Sun~ School foiiOIIiiiC II 9:50, -ii.,~ 7·371 ··,. m.· 11ft. nerm. Uiillell meetln&: 8:30 p. m. Wed., choir Martin, Rector. llatidaJ - MOfo lfro. fred Nease, SUpt. PI'IIV"' .,....•. 'I• Wod • 1:30 p,,;_ Ill Cbtlll: lift, prac:Uca. DIDI Prayor and a.mae. 11:30 Ilea.. Melbtdll! CbURII. Mid- Pommy Chateb o1 111r N• ""'· pu!Gr; Stmdar • m Coffee bout follolliiiC ... ~ t•30 8 m., ·ead!IDJ First Bopllll Olareli, Po~» · · · dleporl, M. 1:. OowsGn, paaw; arene, .......ay SehOol. 11!30 • · m. Alla'llate prn .,1 roy - Rev. Cbarlaa Nom.. Satetprlu Wll Oivdl, a... Mrs. Nan Moore, Chord> School m.: Mom!q IIGI'llblp 10:4& ~ ChrlsllaD Ebdtaillf. ?:ID 8alld1J Scbool 1:30 UU 10:20. Menzel Smith, paator. Wonblp Supt.; Chureh SchOol, UO ._ m Evenlll@ Worohlp. 7 p. m.; Qmday. Mld-l'ltll PI&JW Wonblp terrice. 10:30 a. m.; aervice t:30 L m.; SUnday m.; W~ Service, 10:30 L Prayer meetina, 7 p. m Wed vlets · 7111 Jl. Nunery and Junior church for Schoo~ 10 .30 L m. Youlb Fel- m.; Melhodiat Youlb Fellow- Re-1. Clyde v llenderaon, pa~ Mllldl.,.... Fin& 0 71 1 eblldren. lowship G:371 p. m.; Boya and shlp, 7 p. m.: Oftldal lloanl tar. Dyler1aD a.n, S.Mtl Girls Fellowship, 1:30 p. m.; meetlnc, lsi Stmday ol ltiOIIIh. Chliftb of lite N . - , Pom- Ruppelt. putvr: 1111i11111J ldlii1f l'lrll Bapltil, ~b. 118elee Evonlo1 servica 7:80 p. m~ 2nd ?::!71 p.m. WSCS, ~ Monday eroy Rev rtvde Hermrooon. t:• a.m. Mta. ~ llllliilo; Ralo. C. L. O<.:omer, pooiDI 11!<1 4th Sundays: Yau!b Cbolr, of month. 7·30 p. m., Eleanor portor: su.xJoy School 9 30 a oupt.: 10:30 a. m. Wll'llllpJ ti• Swld11 SebooJ 9:30 a. m., Sam 1:30 p, m. Wedneoday. Prayer Clteie, 2nd Thunday ol month m.: Mondna Worship 10 30 a. p. m. YF: Wad. I:ID ,.... CUrdl, IIIPL: 171:45 L m. ~ Meeting, 7:30p.m. WldPelday. 7::!0 P- m.; Class 12• 3rd _wed~ m.: NYI'S 6:45 p m Evening Choir: 7 P. m. Senior Choir. •Ill wonblp: 6:30 P· m. BYF netday of month, 8 P- m.• Art oervtcos 7:30 p. m. p r, y e r SpiCbll Flm UtllloiJ ,_. and Junlor FeUowshlp; I p.m. Lolli1dco EUB CBarcll, a... ernooo Clreie, fth Thunday ol moetlq, 1:30 p. m. Thursday . byterlan Cbureb - Clmrdl Evaolng aerv1ce: 7:30 p. m. Eu&eoo ti:mersoo, pastor, Su• month, 2 p. m. ; Choir Pracllce vicee 9:30 a. m.: Sutldaf a.· Wednesday, Prayer murna: day Schoo~ 10 a. m.. Ruue1J Wednuday, 7 p. m. Cbatdl ol lbe Naurooe, Ra· 10 ,30 a. m.; Bible StudJ, w~. 8:30 p. m. Wednesday, Senior Archer, Supt. Sunday Worlbb MbionYIIJe olbod ehle, Ohio. Sunday School at 7,30 p .m. ; Cbolr Praclleo; S:30 p. m. Tueo- ll a m. Bible Study and Pray· M Ill 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worahip __ day, Junior Cholr Practil!e. er s"ervico 1o1;1 by Millard Coe, Dr. Loster L. Roush, pastor: Servlce 10:30 a.m SUnday Eve• 7'30 P m. Wednosllay Vle!Dr lli'owll, Chore~ alng Service 7:30 p.m.; Mid • J,:;' RallaH Firat Bap\111 Cloarch . . ' SUperiDWident. 10 I m. Olfl~ wee1t Prayer Servlt'8 WednesSOD Sunday Scbrol9:30 a. m. ~ocl> MornlDa Star EUB ~. lai Board meellna eacb day 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morrll M., _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ In~ Sunday %:30 p. m. Rev. Menzel Smltb, poatot: 9,45 llllleu otherwise called Wolle, Pastor. ,. a. m. Sunday Schoo~ Fl'ed Communloo ..cb quarter u 111Den1H Mlrlhall abo IM_ Free WID Bapllil ChanS, Smith, supt.; Earl Shuler, Aaa't. llCIUnefJII. Rllllalld Cbur<b 01 l1io Nazar. been a patletll at tho HoW Rutland, Pas!Dr, Rev. P a u I Mornin& worsblp 10:4& L m.: .,., SUnday School t :30 a. m.; hospital for several dayl ~... 171 Taylor; Sunday Seboo~ L m. Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Thur• Mono Chopel p Wonbip 10:4S L m reiUI'iled to bet home ID Mubil'. Goy Priddy, SupL: Preachln& day Cburcb, Artbur SUit, astor ser{!"" 7:4& ?· m. or. Friday where she Ia reparlo. eervlce, 7:30 p. m.; l'niyer .... • Sunday Schoo~ 10 8 • m. Midweek pnyer oel'\'tce, 7:45 p. edly recuperatlnl from 1111111Dii1 riceo, 1:30 P- m. WedDesday. Soalla Belliel EUB Cluircb. Sayre. Supl.: Sll!lday . Wednesday gltill. ·.• Rev. Eugene E. Emenoi1, aerv1ce, ll L m.; Prayer .Mrs. Helen Stewart and ~' HI. Morlali !lapllsl CbURII. tor. Sunday wonblp 7:371 p. m. In& every Wedn<sday evenina. Syncaoe Chun:• of lilt N...,. Reuben Stewart visited 011 Sulj. · ol f'oxlfl.b and MaiD SL and 9:30 a. m alWOitely. Sun- Pwllaud Molho4bl Clivcb. rene, William "(.. l'horpe. pastor day afternoon with thoir a~mr- ' Middleport. R... Nyie Bordlll, day Sehool 10:30 a. m. and Arthur Still pallor sunday Sunday !i<'hool9 311 a m.; Mom· in-law, Mrs . Ora WlllfDa of minister. Sunday School 9:30 9:118 a. m. alWOitely. Norman Scbool t·30 i, 111•80 · In& wursh•p IO .JC L m. Pt Pleasant who t. a patleat '· 8 L m. Arnold Rl~ Supt. Bahr, Supt. Bible Study and old G. itoush, S,.~- ~.;..,:; l'elrleeos'"l Alaambly, ftalite at· the Hotze~ Hospital. : 1 Mormng Worship, 10.30 · m. prayer aervlee led by pastor. Mci'"Jd, Ass1. Supl. servtces l2t, a... Daul E. Jones, paslor Mr. But Lewis and children, ; Naomi Baplin Cllardu Sui> 7:30 p. m. Thursday. eve:y SimliaJ evening. Sunday Schoo! 10 a. m.: Wor· Billy and Brenda, of Pl. Pleas- ; day Scllonl 1:30 a. m.: wo.. Synclle E.U.B. Charcli, Paul cnrdl ship services 7:30 p. m. Suo- ani visited Ibis. week with his : ship 11 a. m.; PI'Qer service, L. SeUo.w, l'lllor. Racbie Melliodbl • day, Wedneaday and Friday. sister and family, Mr. and Wednesd bool. Ben R. L. McDaniel, pastor: SunMrs Gl•n Thomp11011 Ronnie · 1 p. m. ay. 9:30 a. m. SUnday. Se. day Sebool 1:30 a. m.: PreacbTbt p..,lee.,tal Cllureb, Mid- and ·Martha. ' . Carl•ton Choreb, .<IDgsllnry :"~or:fL, ;!·,~,._L 1ng 10:371 a. m.: MVF a p. m.; dleport, Soutl> 3rd Ave.: Sunday Mr. and Mrs. 'lbomu Ryan , Road. :nday School 9:30 a. m. and ,'of lhe moatll· Prayer and Bible Study, 7:371 p. School 10 •- m.: gurdey evenln& and son, Tommy, ol Springfield, i Halpb Carl. Supt.: "reachlll@ 7. 30 entn Evq~ m. Wedi~<sday . evangelistic oervlce, 7' 30 P- m. Ohio visited over !be weekend ' Sorvicea, 7:39 p. m, Ceoll Col, ~ ~ till Sun- Rock Sptblc Molbodlot Wodnesday Bible StudJ! 7:30 p. 1\'lth' his mother Mrs. Thomas : •.ayDLJJI; Pr•yer meetlna, The• day ot":.;,th BETHANY ChestB •••••r· mw.; Shoitu7rd'J!I: nlghtPProyerReand l Ryan, Sr. dinner guesll day 7·30 P m . ' ,...... • ora P p. m. astor, v I th R h · · 9:30 a. m. Morning Worsblp: ship service 9:3o a. m.; Sun· 8 L Barrett a e yan orne on _, , Colomblr Olapet: Wmhlp ee.. 10:371 L m SUroday S"chool, Bly- dQ School, 10:1~ a. m. ; MVF · · · were Mrs. Edwanl Ryan and : . lr'lce each lwday 9:15 a. m.; lhe Tbelaa, SupL; 1:30 ,, 111. 1:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible BorriJonvU!e l'nisbyterlan children, Mro. Thurma Lovo, \ 'Iunday SchonJ 10 a. m.: Youth Youth Fellowsbip. CARMEL - Studl/, WednesdQ, 7:30 p.m. Church, John Davies, pastor : a)l of Maaon, Mrs. Brookle ftm. . 'lervice 8:15 p. m. Eveotna Wor· 8:80 a. m. Sunday Sebool Way· Church School 10:3(1 a. m. Wor· ry and two children of Pollll ; •hlp 7 p. m. each Sunday. no Roush, SupL; IO:llO L m. RaiiPd Melllodlll Clrarc.__ ship service :30 p. m. Pleasant. Mn. Eller Rau81r via, ; Morning Worship 2nd and 41b Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor. lied on SUaday with .Mrs. Thom- i Bradbury Cllareb of Clirlll, SUnday of lhe ...:mlb: 1 p. m. ~arch School 9:30 a. m.; Wor lleorpnbed ChDI'Cb IK J - as Ryan, Sr. and AI&Uvea. · Art Mamun, minister; Bible Everuns Evangelistic Serviee, ship service, 10:~ a. m.• M or Lotter Day Samts, m Mr. Mike Schwarz, employSchool and 1\lormng Worsblp, lsi and 3rd Sunday 05 monlb. Y. F. Monday, 6.30 p. m. !rom Racine 011 Racine- ed at While Sulphur Sprillp, 10:30 a. m.; Chrillian lllndeav, Slfyenvllle Metbodill Portlond Road. Sunday School vlaited bm. ~ hia lamlly or, 8 p. m.; Fvenlng Worship, Tappen Plaia& EUB Cbarcll: Arthur SUit, putor Sunday a m.; Wnrsh1p 10:30 1. over the weekend. I p. m. Rev. Eugene E. ll:merooo, pa• Sebool, 1:30 a. m.; Gene Wolle !lUnda•· eve.llng iervlco al Mr. and Mro. Carl Sehawrn Bradford Cll~r<b Clirlll, tor: Sunday Worship 9,30 a. Ill. Supt., Services Thursday evenp. .n .: Wed. '"'rohlp terv· and children visited over lbe •1 . ond 7:30 p. m. alternately. SuD- lng il!e at 7:30 p. m. Pastor, C. W. weekend with Mr BUI Kllopp Joe Robinson, M~ter; day Scbool t :30 a. m. and tUO · Proffitt. AU even1D1 oerv· &lld Mro. Floren~ Walk lit A);, Hornor FomsL Supt. , Bible a. m. alternately . Hobarl Vine- Sallaa Molbodllt Cliarch, Ar- . begin at 1:30 p. m. Oh" Mr Knopp 11 Sehool 9·30· Mornq Worship . ron. 10. • ,. . • . • yard, Supt.: B'ble Study and thur Stitt, pastor. Sullllay ' Lour Lady ol Lor- Minton porled!y serloUJiy Ul at lhe 10:30 8 · m.: ~venlil/l Worshi;J. Prayer Sem<t led by pastor, School 10 a. m., Clint Orr. Lo Bottom Rev Leonard Walk home Where he hu boeD 111 ~~~~ ~~~ednesday, 7 P. m. 7:30 p, m. Tuesda1 Supt.; Sll!lday Worship, II a.m. 8dmWstrato~. Suoday visiting. 9Jraeuae M~Cirarell, Mass 8:30 a. m., est.: Holy IJays Mrs. Ray Thomp1011 and l)oooler Chardl of C b r 11 1 Fedoralod Cbarc:b, Puuaoy, 11:. Lester 1.. stor: Obil&atinn, 7 p. m. grandson, Jack Tbom)liCII, Bible Sebool t:IO a. m. Pracl> Rev. W, H. Perrin. pastOr; Momlnl Worship · 9 a.m ited recently with tbelr IIIII 10:118 L m., Oril llld lldrd Carl Kaut!, Supt.; 9 U n d I Y Dana Winebrenner. Supt. IG a. St. Jolm'l CallloUo Ml1918n: and daughter-in-law, Mr. ~ndays. School, 9:15 a. m.; Wors!Jijl m. Sunday chool: VF wectnesGuvsvtll• lllutcb Ridg<~ : Mn. Glen Tbompson. Muoa Cl Cbarcll ol ""'-Ia hour 10:30 a. m. day 8:80 p.. m. Mro. Moore. Rev. frank Manier!, P.. Mr. Jimmy Lew Ia ty ...,... ~ director Olficlal Board meet· lilt, Sunday Mus 10 .30 a. m.: ing the choir of tile Masott M!Uer S"":t, R. Kenneth Roy, ML Uidoa F.W.B. Cliareb - . , Monday eacb monlb Holjl O.y 0 ; Obligation 8:30 a. u. B. Church. The choral Envangeilst. Sunday Bible Sunday School 9.45 a. m., Earl 'Ill 7_80 H 1 Com m.: Confession, ~; hour before is made up o1 15 JOUtll Study 171 a. m., Mlll'lllnll Wor- Slarkey, supt., EVeniiJI wor- 11 · p. m oy mun- Masa . slllp, 10:45 a. m. Evenitl8 wo.. ship, 7,30 P· m. by Cecil Col, oo ~ quarter u announced · and adulll. Piallist II sbip 7:30 p. m.; Bible Slndy, t...ymau; Young People'• meet· W8CS lint Wedneoday ol· eech 1\e lllllvllllon &rmy, Envoy Harold Schwan and aalalli 1·371 p m Weclaesday · and B"b! Stud mootll. . . is Mro. Glen 'l11ompsoo. , · • · · Ill& 1 o y, 7:30 p. m.; Uoltetl Melhudiat Clwreb _ Ra;y S. Win1q. officer m ebai"Jie. Mrs. Albert Swataei Mlddleporl Cllarcll 01 Christ, Wednesday; Clloir prac~ce at Pomeroy. Melvin Alkire, past- Sunday 10 a. m. llolin... .neet· ed recently with a 5th an~ Main Streets Donald 7' 30 p. m. Thursday. or: Church Sehool 9:15 a. m.; In&: 10 ' 80 a. m. SUnday ~· ner in honor of her Hl~ks. minister; ntble School, lllovllle Plllrlm Holll... IP. Leo Crew, Supt. Leo VaiJihan, ~:Y 1 m. Young ~~p~e' Atlendina were Mr. 8:30a.m. Kti!Mih )lcEihiDney, 0 . Lang>wille Ohio I, Rev H. Asst. Supt. MOI'JIIna worship at :;::· . Thur·;da m.l to v:,: Mr. and Mro. frill Supt.; · Mom1111 Worship, Car~ pulor: Sunday School, 8 10:30 a. m. Message, "The ::: 7 m Prep Mrs. Norma Chapman of 10:38 I m. Evening Worship, 4. m.• Roberl Gnte. Supt. Wor· Twentieth Century." Pulor's •w.e&: 1 30 ~.;, ~IUdy. roy, Norman, Kennetb 7 p. m.. Prayer Service, Wed- ship serVice 81 10 _3, a m.; Pi~ c1au for Yau!b at 1:15 p. m. 1 er m""" '" '~her oervices Nelson RO)'IIOids. uesday, 1 P- m. . gr1m Youth "45 p. m.: Evar> Stuey l"nllram "One WiloeOB :" Y 1 Ray Fox of Clifton wu Cirorcll 11 Qr1o1, -peq,.,.y, geH•~c •ervlce, 7:30 p. m. Mid- In Oae World'' at 2:30 p. m. Y announ. , turned to his home !rom Jerry Mutotl, ~: Sunday w..k Prayer and Praise, Wed- Mn. Glenn DW is iaJtructor Pomeroy Sevonlb Illy Advon· l Holzer hosprlal on Saturday• School 9 30 a. m. Cl/Urdo•10 30 -ay, / .30 p. m. lor thia Sunday. Tueoday a1 1:30 1111 Cburcll - Mulberry HeiiJhrs I is reporjed •• lmprovlnJ. a. m.; Christian Endeavor . 6 :~' p. m. Melllodi.st Men's FtllOW· p, n•- Eventna Service, 1,80 p. llnplom RoD '" Jebovab'o ohlp supper and program. W. . m. Witnesses Public meetrna Sun- nesday Ia Mki-Week Lenten Wor-- i 1 day 5 p. m., watchto- IIUdy ship at 7:311 p. m. Federated I RaOul Cloarc' ef · Clirtst 6 p. m.; Bible atudJ Tuelclay Church. Ref. Wflbur Perrin is Bible Scbool 1:10; Commumon 1 p. m. Service meetln&, 7 p. llpe8l<er. Thunday al/:18 p. m. 1 10:30 a m., V. H Braley m. Thursdav : MinistrY acbool. Choir rehearsal. , SupL Salin CanadaJ, plalllst; $ P m Thursday ~II Roe rree Motlied!ot. l ~ible Study, 7:30. Delbert Rn• • • 114ber E. s-1111, Sr.. ,.... , 'mllle, leader. · IAIItona Cllurc1101 - st.' Poll Sunday Seboot" 8,30 a m.. Wor . , , Suuctt.y S<1MOI ~ I& a m : Wor· le) Haley. <lupt.: Momi!lll •or Zloa Cliw'eh ol Cbrtll • ..._ Bhlp set;vk:e 1.11 30 a m.: Sl ·ship tO 371 o. m Y'"'tll Servk.-e l rov : llar'!"IJWW. Hold. ~ Johll, aund 0y Sehool 10 a, m.: ft 4S p m.: EVIlfll!f'lish< me& 1001 U-wood. minuner. il! l. n1-.M·• 9 • m · - · ; 311 p. m. ; Proyer ....,. ble sc_hOol ••1!0 a. !II·; . Mornln1 Allffd Mellildlal ClMudl Thu,.,w ·, !10 o m "orshtp 10 30 .a. m,; .Evenll\jt Rev. Pearl Casto, pulor: Suno ,.... lltellrudlsll'llul't'•. Lour· · ~tsh~ 1:30 p. m., llollerl Reed day Sebool at 8:30 a. m., Char- o1 Clilt. . _., K ,· ·CJO :111 Thun<IQ, Blbl• eho0\1 'Iolli. . lu Taylor, SUpt. Wonhip Ser- JI'ISIOf &lnda) Sctiool 8 !0 I . a...ter Cllureb et ,Goll, .... vices al 10:46 with Llaydlm:: Phii •Wiae '"Pl. PII<IMllill! l lolilwrl Stlon< ..r . pasl•• Sundo~ Dillltlgor,layleader. Swxlay8t-•lilt 18!50 a m: Youlh ..... _ . FOUNTAIN (ORPORAnON ONLT ·' &. '"II 0. P_., "'-· .,.,, 1,. dJ, ,.. ••• 1:11 ,. ...... 11 l9lllif R • • • CUIIIill "lll'tPII&•t. • ' ~.=-':-' 'Olv~,.... ~~ . r • '· • ~ m. Tu 'n). , . ·: K!: !ri, ._ Rollll: J Ratet •~~ lldiool .. . . . . . 1· :30 p. Ill <·. ·.• OP otiGINAL rsSUR! Cll11 11N' Comft'MMt hM;:k ..... r.~~ ::: ~~ . . ~ll'' PJ e. \.: :a~ i~-r:O 1 dlr:"'w~n: gi=~ e .progr . 1 · ~yn,..., We'd like to meet you. • • Is Marc h 29 presenlation . of the annua l conference, wh1ch will be held from 1:45 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. . All parent-teacher assocmtion members in the Southeast 1 District - especially officers, committee chairmen, teachers and administrators - are urg ed to attend. Reservations fo, dinner should be made by March Z4. The theme for this year's offair is "Leadership: A positive accent." Ten counties make up the Southeast District. There are 14 units in Meigs. Mr. Robert Morris is president of the Meigs County Council of Parent. Teach-- HOUSF soU from l)leir pnlen. Mrs. on Mardi 7. '!be next meellll@ WID be ApCbarles Lowls, reglonal dtreo- Tbe tr 1ng priH donated rll 11 at 111e Oblo Power com!«, IIIIII01IIICed the •prius ,._ ave ard'!ft<e ilh food dom11 gional meetln& at Rio Grande by Mrs. A0::.-! b;AmJa Grll!e elementary sehOol Aprll 10. ed Ill Mrs. b 0 me 1 Torehlano, company Registration and coffee bolD' At the close or lbe meeting, demonstration agent. will be from 9-IO am. wllb tbe~~ao~U~tes;tm~g~demo~;;;natra;.;;;;Uo;;;n~w~as~-=..;..&;;ii-...,-= · ' business session from 10.12. A '11!1: dinner will be served l:~u~ l.be afternoon, a new ,._ ~nul t!ur: ' . . : : : teepJniP•IIh · · Wlft ~:.~" r:ce.. 1111 '' ... "';~.,.~-~~;-~~;~-~y~DOI~be~~p;~~~w~er~e~co;m~-~·;ed~fu;r;~~~=~==::~:==:~=~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~-~ - --· planning and I.Crow's I STEAK ' •~ 1 Dower abow quaD"' bat II II Iorin& the Sears CiviC Beauti•n Lohse is responsible for the -~re ' • • .•• ' .• uitt ~responsive reading on Ml&- lby Mrs. Lawrence Napper. _Mr•. ~~:.,a:~TraU ~ and memben-eredroll ~ franldln Coon- St. Patriclta Dey ~ ~ from the Methodill bymu Yeauger read three artieleo, den club mel Wedoesd•y even· call by hrinlinl 1 umple of If Voler8!11 MelllOI'tal bUDding during the oqc:iaiiJOur. =~,:~,,~~~ ~~::g w~;.~~.~ ~"to w~s ~;!:U~~:!, • i.. IU)BHn IUM!NUS'II ed· ellhl~).ear• .,,tilt' AP:JJe ... Joy oi Gr~;;ng; A-~;~nglng Flowers:- ~ =:,.t~o~i..'".!:.:""~::!.. : :::.~. ~~ ~ A-1 Sh~.... Ro~ ,b41 ~.: ~~~-=.;r:~ Is Topic This Week of Garden Club ::;.,;..'*:',; Q !li~lklll ~~vet~ on~ 1a lhe UnJ!ed 5" :.. :1::r'o: ';,...;~..-_:: .. Women sDIVISIOn Work m A?JeriCa 'l'sPinpointed in WSCS Meetmg ' . (. ,P3o ,30 H:.;,. 1,. .'· arbie St. Paul's Lutheran Church I I '"l I 111. _MUI'DIIII wur· 1:30 p. ~;.... -~ 111. __ Hjl!lar lliNiltli of Stmt.• I 1- m.; EYan&eiJOUc , •.••.• ~:!.... ... .......... ______ , ... . . . ,• .......... ~·· -~ ........ ··••• -~~~-------"'"',.;;"""i(oiioW;Oij:li~-- �• • I' • , 'I • ' Tl1~vision Repu~ Just line, apeclaRy in a fl'or 1 Heavyweight ~ ~0eean1· ~ ol "Swql.ow, Sweet 11," "Tba DevU AI ' F o Clarlot ·: Wllh the t1CLA vW- O'Clock" and "&mdae II Cam- ung ssified Ads-Your Modern Community ~ulletin Board, !~Daily '·· ton. pobeUo." - Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. !9, 1965 - - - - - ,fo-,-5 -=-1---:l e,.---- li~•••••••e•••••••••••••• • ••P- DON'T PUMP you atuuisb tlc tank. Get Klean-Em-All I septic tank cleaner. Land· mark f'arrr Bureau. 2 18 tic lUS for Le81e FOR LEASE ..- rot Want 4d ""'"O..tlr . - •ord oae \~Pwi'l,.. Yl•tTDu• Cbar1• 110 haUl C..t. trDrd , ,....,.... ...,.. • ASHLAND OIL SERVICE STATION •• Hurry! • • Modern 3 Bay1. Good i.oel· tion. Excellent Opportunity I for Qualified Person . I Phone Porn•rov WY 2·5221 •• ., · G•lllpallt. 0 . ~-4tC2 I I POMEROY MOTOR CO. • '==::==:=::::=:::::::=_Ii • PHONE WY2·2156 Real Estate For Sala • YOUR CHEVY DEALER Cucltlll' ~ult'l . oHio : , • • • • I • • !I • • • • • I • • I I . . ... ltiiilll: f :~Ca~rd~of~~Th:l~n~ks:::: WOULD J.JKE to f POMEROY - customer browsing • IS a favorite old tradition on our lot! I 4 - room frame Sale or Trade bungalow with tobath. forced hot ai1' heating all rooms, au thole who ....... 10 nd H Bro 'I ~:7.- FOR LIVESTOCK, Ford ton. nice dry basement, large ad ,tbou.ghtful during age a Wcner. WD "' heavv duty pick-up, gnod j orte • car garage with COD· cent mneu and I..HtpltaU•:a-1 ~ Park (Sta':E' Approved) tires~ Run~ Wt'll. Also Black 1 crete driveway. Property ln tton at Holzer Hoapital. I Minersville, Oh1o, Phone WYI Hawk , 5 h.p. garden tractor very good condition and in 1 15 Uc ' with tillage equipment. Cur- ! good neighborhood. $500.00. ao wish to thank those 2-3324. sent cards and gifts. Tiumk I MODERN 4 room and bath tur· tis D. Johnson, Dover, Ohio. POMEROY - 6 - room stucco you. Mrs. Ward Sayre. nished apartment. Middleport. 3 17 3te 1 home, Spanish Mission archl3 It It< WY 2-31174. 3 1 tic • -· ~ · - - - 1 lecture. Nke living room i ROOM apartment and ~ batb : 1950 PICKUP TRUCK. Good 1 with fireplace and built - In unfurnishd. All otilitiel fur! rondition. Will trade for team bookcases, and dining room, loot and found Dished. Upstair• above Dr 1 of horse!!. Frank Emrich. both carpeted; kitchen with 1 MISSING SINCE March 5th, Pomerov_, Rt. 2. 3 17 3tp plenty cabinets, 3 bedrooms Donovao's ofice. Phone WY young dog, English Setter, 1 •3046 or WY 2--20I4. with largt closets, nice bath, 2 black spots. heart sahped , for Sale gas fired hot air heating. lull 1 lZ If< b I ark on head. Name: i --~-- ~----- -·basement and garage. Extra Trusty. Rew_ard. Edna B. 1HOUSE, ~ r~ms and bath; 1126 :Bardeo'• Market tn Syra('llse lot with double garage. $16 ,Han., Reedsvtlle, Ohio. Phone i E. ;...1;;un St., Phone \\Y 2· 1 has on spedal Thursdav. Fri- 500.00. 167~:>.49. 3 18 3tc 3408. 3~ l6 _6LC ~ • dav and Saturdav 10 lb. ' C. C. CUCKLER. REALTOR · BaJidy't. Beauty Saloo.ffi~ .. ~u. to 1 FURNISHED Apartment s. utili· I go~ _eating pot3t~- ~ _59f' : 2 BOX m WY ! -aK30 preml!!es formerly O('('Uple~ · ties furnished. garage, wash - lb. w1eners 79r : Serv1t Oleo PO.\IEROY , OHIO by Cliffs Shoe Repair Shop, !ng facilities, Wt - S6fi.OO per r 5 for ~1; bananas 5 lb. 59c : I 3 19 ltc , 19Z N. 2nd St.. Middleport. monlh. Brownell Avenue. Mi,d- . Dairy Fair ice milk ~9c for ~-~ I : Permanent Special, 2 - 110. dleport. Call WY 2-2278. \1 Y • gal. : pop 39c carton plus de- HlR SALE : G rooms,.;obalh lull , Haircut. styling. shampoo 2-2720, WY 2-3589. ; posit. io11ion sets 2 lb. 29c; j size basement. coal and set included . 3~- 30tc_ :! 16 61c I seed potatoes on sale now . sun-porch, . carport, 1 WILL THE PERSON who round ---~ OPEN 7 days a week. garage, ch1cken house, barn, a black. clutch-tyll" billfold at : for Sale or Rent _ , J~ 18 31c IS. acres. located on Eagle Pomeroy High School Satur- ! HOUSE~ -ti rOOms and bat.h in WHAT WILL your welder do · Rl_dge Rock , black l.op, 117 da\' nioht please return It to 1\1r·mersv1·11 e, Oh' Write· . for ·vou? See .the new 418 ;, 2-ti373 m1les off Route 7. Phone WY . "' 1o. 3 t3-.6t t~e owner or call WV Z-'l3'i2. 1 Raymond Brown. i55 Stilzer wel_der. Free tnal. We trade. _.. · ._.. ___ -_ c Fmder may keep mone}' . Road, Columbus 19, Ohio. Me1gs County Landmark, , 2 ACRE lol . BOO lt. South on 3 17 3te 3 17 6tc Pomeroy. 3 18 6tc 1 Rt. No. 6~ (from Pomeroy 1 \ ~----:-----, sHuLEirs c;ROCERY . - Antiq- Bridge~. Contact Grady Craig. 1 1\ Notice Help Wanted uity, Ohio. Sperials Thursday . ' Mason County, W. Va . 773- , PIA NO 1 ESSONS La_ D____I 1 CiviiS.rvtu TM,..--- Friday and Saturday. Such· ' 5901. 3-6--t.fc ' " ~" · ne amt" s 1 M•n ..·o men 111 an11 ,.....,. S•o:- u r• tobt er's Rosedale baron 39c lb · 685 Locust. Middlt'porL Jndi· l Alttl pa;r "!:~'~""' 11oun "<~••""•"•..-.• 1 · ' ' , ~·idual !ow-rate 1 · _, f'huu.and• 111 J.,.,. ,..pen Pr.-p•"''"" large fresh eggs, 37c dozen ;· FfR SALE· 6-room house with . or ('ass In . tl'111n'"~ ..... ,. ICIP"'"'f'1 ~~:• .,..r ... n... t 2 db 17C b lh n I . . ., .d I structio Jtc ~ u1111 au:r gnnrre~nr~ F'lll!."f '"'""m~ 1 carro s. one poun ags, a , one oor pan m rv 1 • 18 3 • __ fl. ~·_ l•ron Ufl )Dill, .IIIDrln .... qc•tr.. mflflll ' 3 lb. ba g onions 17c : head dleporf, 3 blocks rrom scl100l "fA" f' '""•~ f1•lnt •uomto •tl<1r•.. •"~ I• lettuce. 2 for 29c ; Maxwell :w• SHOOT • ~ Sunday, :-r'·{ arc h lp\\'Mi churrh. grorerv. Ver.l' ~ood 1· 11,..,. 2l. at Isaar Walton Farm I OaL Lrnrnll'l fl~lce 110 '" liM · f'n"'•""' . Hou~t> regular grind cofffee. neighborhood · Call WY 2-546.1. ' . b sent.lnel . PnnreTOY Oh•" Chester. Noon unttl dark. ] - - - · -- -- ~J lb. can $2.29 : regular 39f' 3 9 l2tc i Sponsored by Chester Fire ! Employment W•nted : conkies. 3 for 11: n·g. 49c . 1 Department ~--- 3 17 3tp AVAILABLE FOR babv ~ silting rookies, 3 for fl.29; pink FOR SAI.E-~lld~len.. rl 's tall- I :AR WASH and wn at New-. full or part time. Tel. WY 2· salmon, 47c can: Broughton's , est building. located 352 N , ell's Sum)Co, Chester, Satur- 1 &l4it. 3 1~ tfc _ Best ice cream 69c 1~ gal. . Second Slr~t. Mt11dltport 1 day, March 20. sponsored by - • 9 flavors; all milk, 79c; beef Priced for quicl!: eale tn. : Chester Fire Department . Livestock roasts Friday afternoon and qutre at Ohio Hotel. --3 17 Jtp FOR SALE:- ! white faced bull. Saturday only 41lc lb. ,....~--ari --G-liD_Siao _p___ Come in : 9 months . Homer Forest, R. __ -----~- 3 17 ltc FOR SALE: Offers will be re- . iod see all the new varmint : D. 1, ~1iddleport, Ohio. Ph. 16 ft. Trotwood Camp 'l'railer. ceived at the Office of Web· ; ~n"'396 . 3____ 17 6tp L"ke ster and F'u ltz, Pomeroy Na· : .~. reloading equipment, I Wy 2~ 1 new. WY 2·5171 . 1 3 17 31c tiona! Bank Building. Pome- . aDd re ·blueing , Dr. Melvin E Doerr, Veterln· : _ _ &Jlll ~palnn• Ne and ed GOOD , roy. Ohio, up to 11 A. M. on o· w U!! arian, targe and small animals TR.El'~ ING walker coon Saturday, April 3, 1965, for ~~ ~~ ~pot St.. 128 Washington St., Ravens- ' houod, szo. Phone WY 2-2007. 1 the real estate of W. F. and 0• • · 2-49~ 4 • 1 wood, W. Va. Phone 273--4271 ' 3 17 4tp Pearl L. Garnes, being 112 ' THESE LOW LOW CAR PRICES! 1963 Chevrolet - - $1895 ~ 1962 Dod(le • I 1 I -- -·· - -u.s. I 1 People have been browsing at our OK Jot for years. That's because there 's a lot of things to see; nkt>ly ~ooditiooell used ears, prices that are just right and frteodly salespeople to ~mswer Mny question&. Drop by soon and do a little brow.sinl ot your own. 1963 Chevrolet Impala Super Sport Cpe. Local owned and .like new in performance and appearance. White finish. red bucket seats and vinyl trim, VB engine Power&llde, PS, PB, radio and heater, like new wbite wulf tires acres~les. f:"w:'J ~IDd, Ohio. iiilil•a Beauty Slaop, 1 ~f s.~c- 1962 Mercury finish, like new BOO W.W. tires, 327 cu. in. V& Powcr~lillt> PS, PB. Save money to a:et a nice one $2395 $1699 ·U .Cryof b&ccbanala 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne 2 Door $1495 1961 Olds F-85 4 Door V8 ena:lne, std. tr·ana. Rlue finish c]Pan tires. economy ear with pe rf ormanr~: lnterlor, eood $1085 1960 Volksw•gen 2 Door $895 4 Door Seda n. 6 owner. c~·l . - A11to. trans_ Radjo and beater. One - 1961 Dodce ~ VB . Auto. tr:m«. P.1·.· "'r steerins. Radio 1961 Chrvsler -- 4 Door St>da n. Aula. lraus Powt'r stee ring , Radio an4 1960 DeSoto 4 L>oor Hard Top . Auto. stt>ering. t r :~ns. -- ---1959 Dodge - - - 1960 Ford DAILl' CRl'PTOQUOTE - .& &I•• TRUCK SPECIALS ! ~'..! Ton Pi ckup :2 'Ton Pickup - "But i"' whiz, Momllf I Jimmy the blgoat apple, then I'll be ~ JoiiM to. be Mlfllhl" . . --~~~~~~--- $175 -- rWMPO .. Radio. Mondll)l Thn ~: 1:00 Slgn{)n, Newo e:ll Sacred llellrl 1.:11) Meiga CT, RFD ~:2$ Paul Bowaro Farm 900 ~ Puals Dodge-Dodge Dart-lancer Second & Mill St. Middleport --~ $999 Pomeroy Motor Co. YOUR CHEVY DEALER R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. S. @) "J!f,/, t/1\. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO =~~~~~~~'=;~~~~======~ 3 18 "Ol-e . Office llours, Daily 4 to 6 p. 400-J ACES h8y. George Car- Acres. m0re or Jess. in · Pre-East- m. 1 26 tic • oon, SH 2·4753. 3 17 3tc lion 29 , Salem Township, I or Special, reg. $10.00 perm· ' -- ~ - -- - . • Meigs County, Ohio, about a l- - - - -- - - - - a.nt, a .oo. March 22 to W•nted To Buy · FOR SALE. Bedroom suite ~s. mile and a hall Northeast of i Business Services Business Services • .M nd tbr h · 1 overstuffed chairs, dresse!', . AprU ,., open o ay oug .OLD BRASS, copper ana iron. rockers, dining room chair!!, • Wilkesville, Ohio . ex:ceptin_g rFOH SALE-: - Venetian blin-dS, A(J(_,.IUNJ:,'ER Saturday. Mary Roush and ; ·pieces, old toys, carved hand- table. desks. wash stands. . the No. 4 Coal sol~ to Ohto 1 all kinds. Venetian blind re.. Complete 8en1ce Wanda Brown, operaton. Ph. J led furniture, marble topped lamps, china cupboards, Power Company: Sa1d real : pairs. Window and porch Cnt1 l<rldlord 77J.6188, Katon, W. Ya. · furniture, drop leaf table, cor- clocks, umbrella st~nd, LQ.ve e!:ltate .sold subject to 1965 i shadf!li, all kinds . Cloth awn, ...... _• Colr.:;;;-.==;::--:~3,..:._18:....-=:etp i ner cupboards, desks, plank ..,at and chairs. Picture tram- \ real estat" taxes. Offers are 1 lngs. Dale Wippel 8upply, 215 .. C. BKADI'URD LOSE WEIGH'!' safely wiih l' seat chairs, cane chairs. I es, marble top table, Lee Rud· , subject lr) court approval. Union Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. 3 18 30te Du-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c , bowl and pitcher sets, china isell. lOB Legion Terrace. Pom- 1 Terms: Cash. • II ttc Ill ltark'1 Drut Store. , dolls, old lamps or parll of ; eroy. 3-l5-l2tp l Webster and Full< ~- 3 11 IOtc: lamps, ga1 lights and picture ! ___ I Attorneys at Law EXPERIENCED dressmaking Olr.;:;;;um;;;-;;;-;==~7== lrames. WY 2-5262. Mrs. How· . THREE extr~ good young fox: I Pomeroy, Ohio and alterations. Phone WY 2· loelgler BoDdlno -I'QIIII) new homes Built · Alrl'oMolllLI: IIIIUI'aoco ard cecil, Wost Main Street bounds. John Kearns, CUlton, 3 IS 3tc 2276. 3 16 30tc -DMI1' fAit rour opera- Pomeroy. 2 23 30tc W Va 773-5948 S-.13-Gtp FOR SALE : Modern bri - WATCH, clock repai~.n1i0;. ens, storm wtndowa, alum' WI U...? Call WY :1-2111. . .. ck and 11ding. CaD Guy Nelglllttc . SfANDING Timber. Top cash '. frame ranch home. Chester optical repair. A!lsociated 17 lnwn • ler, Raci111, Ohlo. 1964 APPLIANCE Road , near State Highway .;;;;:;;;;;m..-;;;;-:=:-:-:=..,;-=:- _' prtce paid. Marlon Reynolds, years with Sanborn Jewelry U 21 lie TO·WHOM JT may concern: My Coolville, Ohio, Rt. 3. Call Store. Earl P, Jngels, Sr., Garage. Large liing room. CLOSE-OUT SALE ' pbone number bas been after 4 o'clock, 667·3503. REG, CLOSE-OUT I three bedrooms, 1!1ed bath' Brown St., Mason, W. Va. ""' r........ _..,.., cbaneed to WY 2-2607. E. M ; l·ll-llc 3-13·l:~lp and kitchen. Hardwoo d floors, I Mile North of Sliver Bridge In Kaneuga I-ARISTOCRAT llealllla Burton, 578 Broadway St., - - --patio. Dreplace. stol'm WASHER . $235.00 $211.00 Middleport, Ohio. WANTED to Buy, Aotiques. win- L 0. McCoy, Auctioneer. Train' dow.<J, doors, aluminu m win- ed., experienced, Chester, Ohio. S 15 6tp Canival, Chin&, Cut Glass, I-ARISTOCRAT ELEC. BH YMI HWl'l ..olblft ORYIR __ I dows, marble sills, ba Nalloul llubllllll Auociaitoa ----::--=-Glassware, Clock! . Old Alad- I-CUSTOM $179.00 $150.00 sement, 3 9 Uc lllllx400 lot. Call WY 2-5337. 8usin11s Services ' dm ·s. Rochester. Rayo or By IJaltetl Preu hllerllailoui TO BETTER serve you, we opfor Rent I WASHER . $175.00 $155.110 3 I2 ·==:-common oil lamp·' or parts. . 1-f'ACIMAKIR I~EC . 12tc erate a 4-wheel drive loader Eaotena Dlvbloa CaD w~ Wl'la ~ • Nllllt SEVEN room house With bath Furniture, Marble Top Tables, DRYER and back hoe. Fne estimates $205.00 $110.01 W. l- Pet. Auto S•les ' llld full basement in Svra- Pic tur ~ Albums, Picture A.l· . Z--15 CU. FT. COM8. Phone WY 2_3243 _ Emmet w. ,111 CU5e . Phone WY 2-24!i!i. · bums, Plcture Frames, Wuh· 'I FRO$TLE5S $349.00 $315.00 . 1956 FORD pickup, 1 . 47 31 .eQS 3 16 tic bowl and Pitcher sets, Large 1-11 CU. FT. UPRIGHT 954 Ford I Shuler, Contracting. IIEATING, PllllllllliL :llloollei I 20 tie I 6 cylinder. SH 2-4656. I a -.119 .1110 Glass Paper FREEZER _ $245.110 $225.GO ' \r.-...... ====•3=4"t"fc"'i ._...... llo"SES v an d apartments -furn- Glass W . h Marbles. T 1 19 J_ 21p _ ....... . .....,.. IIIIMtl. 3 ·"3o 48 ,1111 ' 1-20 CU. " · UPRIGHT - red a-nd iahed and unfurnish~ . All etg ts, e ephones, Bra.;s, ' 111 li:ut MatJ S1rett_ P.a ., . .. Insurance FREEZER $265.01 $240.00 ' 1956 FORD automatic, si2es. Phone WY 2_3261 _ Copper. iron, Pewter and EXPERIENCED I'll _ • uM Wooden Articles. LE-e Rudisell, f erey. ... "• .,._ I black. Good condition or , 7 » lte 31 ••tc ' 108 Legion Terrace, Pomeroy. POMEROY ==----~ __:_":'.._ k • up , AUTOMOBILE ·PHOTO Copytng i!ervlee. Coi> Weol.._ DIYioi..- .• , sale or trade for pic Julr: W. Carny, FOUR ROOMS and bath. fur3-15-12tp ' WY 2I EXCELLENT oppOrtunity, men le• made o1 ieeal pape". W. L. l'i!t. truck. Call alter 5:00. PHON I nlohed apartiiU'nt , utilities · - - - - - - I 1 or women It service and blttb record• a11d . almost any x-Loo ~gelel 49 SO .621 687ll. WY 2-2111 ' . • furnished . Inquire : Ohio Ho-I Help Wanted · lect from coin operated other dncuments. LOula ~3"35 .551 s 18 ftp ~ tel, Middl<port. , AN OLDER WOMAN to live In USE ONE of our ··clrpet Sham, 1955 DODGE, %door, good til'es AND pensers ln ynui area . . This ROuter lnoaroaoe, 3'1 41 .474 3 12 tfr ' for room and board and small pooers FREE with B I u e and motoT. CH 7-2255. 3-IHI!c ' a profitable poaltion··th•t ean I • Sl 48 .592 Lustre Carpet Shampoo. Bak+ iiOilMs and bath, basemeni , wage. Cook and ''are for man be worked full or Franclltio l& 81 .2113 Tilt Ramoler aiK furnace beat. rn Pome- 1. and wife. ·No lifting. no wash- er Furniture, Middleport. Applicants must have 10 J:-C!lntlted tlt.e. World s..adllnl · of Compel CH 7 21 7 more boars per - k ..-,' --•·y·•i. .. _.,. 3 16 8tc Call '.VY 2-3319. 3-6-tfc mg or lronmg. · ·6 . ""' ·---~• Elcolle ... =: l 1t 31 300 LOCUST POSTS, 7-lt. ~long, would req!W'ed ~ to liS BaltiJf\o,re 111 4 Bta .., ........ l'ldo n<AILER toll ror rent, close ___ .______ c gam.eehedufi!tl) 1i 2--6279. lermollt!e. smolt <'or ud ,.... 1 ~WY:":':"!~2-!'!'2!!!!I"'2...;\.....'.,.•"'".,..,...~·.,.o_.Ji lnvestmeni:· FwanClni · lo l..alindrymor lnd oehools. JOBS. men and women -Hun . 35c. Harrisonville, WY ee .. om~ I able with ·qlUI\IIli!tl t:ledil, - ~ Gamea 3 IS 121e 1(10., Lumber ' Supply Con> drods of good jobs in the .... llllll......bilUIJ CWI'OM btltellerinl and eul· mtotmum _ inveotment. Write (!io gaml!ll -!!tllf!c~Uied) PIIIJ', Mllldieporl. IIH-tlo great and growing shtpping 1963 CIIRYSLER 31111, one owi>ling, PbU Meter• Phono WY . living name, addrw, tel.. . ' . -1111.......:... "'~See . . industry. For <UI'J'fnt listings er, auto. trans .. P .B. and P. 2-3510. 12· t-Ile . _ _, Melnpoll... M, _ li!RU IIIII toar """" lllrni•t. ...,d ~-tlO to Tho Job Finder phont number and all detailS tal ·New York S. bucket seat. Over 20.000 1. Millo s-. Pelileroy ~ ·• ..,."ull• .,.,. u Ann Sl., PoJDel'll)'. Ohio. WILSON'S ear wash_-550 Pagf to: . A.A.\11 • . Co., 2201 Orand, , _ WY Will left on warranty to oee, call • .. ft ...... q 1 11c •• St., Middleport, Oblo. Phone Suite 1101, KIIINI• <llty; · MIS' . . _ ~:5301. a.-tutp I » liP t II lie WY M'/1$. · l 17 101e IOUI'L 1-IHtt: 1 ...... - i I I -.:::.!."":::. 1 VB ICGC \ DESOTO TON DUMP -· • Of!nll GOULD J:acb ~ the t::Odo lbtteh: are different. 3 speed trans. 1949 Chevrolet to work li: Here's how AXYDLBAAXB II LO•er:W:LLOW . Obolotler~llludofor.....,__lau.;.-AII­ .for the thr6l La. X for the two 0'.. eb:!. Single l•tters apos trophies, tiM Jeqth and fonnauon ot the words are aJl hin~ Falcon 2 Door Serlan 6 cyl_ Std . trans. Radio and heater. 1 4 DOOR _ _ _ $79 DODGE 4 D~"q -----~-~ $<9 $59 BIG M 4 DOOR $169 OLDS BB HT CPE. - $1095 Rad io and beater. Power 1949 Studebaker REAL SPRING EYE OPENERS VB Engine, ~-­ .7.Greell: r.-1'1"""11""'11"...... 1;1 Ton Pif'kup. V8 - 1960 Dodge 4 Door Sedan V8 engine, std. trans. 4 like new white wall tires . R:Wto and beatttr. beautifu1 Ivory over red finish. interior new car clean. Sne money, only 2 -..-r. . . - Oammunlllt 2 !Jour Sedan. Bucket seats. Deluu vinyl trim, good tires , grey finish, heater _ PriC'Pd to sell CHEVROLET -'2. Chlneae h~?ater. 6 l'yl. t'ngine, Powerglidt' trans. Good whi!Pwall tlrt'~. ra· dio and heater, beautiful red finish wit h dean intt'r ior 1954 1953 1951 1957 .t•••• 4-0. Close to 1962 Volkswagen 4 Door Sedan and ht•;.ter. 1963 Corvair MonZI Cpe. 110 H.P. EnJine 4 on the floor, Tow milt>age, jrt bl:wk finisb, spotlf"ss cfean vinyl iult> r ior, lwcket seKts, #ood W. W. tires, radio and heater VNterda7'• Comet 4 Door SediUl. Standard ahift. Radio and heater. Rf>d finish. 1962 Rambler - 1963 Chevrolet Impala Station Wagon Locally owned, new car rreshness, fawn interior, maronn 1958 -- -- 4 Jloor Sf•t:o.m, 6 cyl. Stanllard trans. Healer. 1 I 4 Door Sedan, 8 cyl, Std. trans. Heater. Low miteq:e. _SMITH'S AUTO SALES 1:38 Sundown Seri!Jlltf<o 6:30 Sign Off Salardaya: 6:00 Sign On - Ne;vs 6:06 Country Music T1me 8:30 Bill Miller SLow 6:25 Country Jamborea $:57 Weather 7:00 News 7:00 National News 7:00 Larry Aoderson Show 1:05 Bill Miller Srow 10:45 Irt Music -Army Uo Sports 11:00 Dairy Valley & Dutton's 7:36 Bill Mlller Show Top. Ten Show 7 : ~ Pickens Hardware Show 12 :00 News l'l'Uesday-TIIuntlay) 12:15 Musical Interlude 1:5_0 Newo 12:SO The Rev. Merlin Teets 1:311 Dally Light 1:00 The Jim Mees Show 1·46 Baker Furniture Show 5:30 Sundown Serenade IWed.-Auclion) Jl'rl, Show) 6 , 30 Sip Off t ·IJO News Stmda)s: I Of Q>ifee With Janel 7:30 Sign On- Army Hour IL:OO ~ap Shop 7:55 News lG:IS Morniag Meditations 8:00 French City Baptist 10:31 IIID lllilllr Sllow Clmrcll lD:41 Air• l'rlilll {~s,). 8:30 Stmday Sllow 10:45 il'amlly W~bip {Thurs.) 9:30 The Bible Speaks To You 10:45 A.S.C. Prllit !Pete 9:45 Wash. Repts To People Shields) (·Fridays) IO:tt The Good !Jie 11:1111 Hfts !C' l$ Congressman's ·Report 11:0$ TIIIY'I Couairy JIIDC!ioa lO:II iundoy Sho" 11:4$ TJny's Country Hymn 11.31 Tbe Qulet Hour Time 12·00 News . .U:ot Cement Block News 12:15 The Christian's Hour D;30 Goessler'a Olioot Star (Frl) 12:3t '!be Rtv. MerliD Teets b :SO Larry Allderson Show 1:011 The Sunday Showcase J.Of Jun Meeo Show 1:30 The Rev. Sllas Billups t: II Blaettnilr Auto Show J:ot The Rev Andrew ('l'Ues•Thur· ) 1:4'• -· RosCDe . .... Rev· 4 34 Newo (Lncal) 3:10 The Sunday Showcase '*'"' a- 4:~ >IIIli Mees Bilow i:311 Baptlll La,ymaa•o UO News 6:00 The Sundown Serenade J.Of Jim Meet 8bow TERRY 1:10 Si8B ()If •ao TGP'K a,...,._ . ~- · ' QootaiiOD KUZZ B:WV WIU.U KFCJtW. KG i'UXIIXSUi' R P lil K W V P N .-K DR V P Y•te.....y•• Cryptoquoter WE THINK AS WB DO BECAUQ .QTHER. PEOPLII THINK 80.-BUTLER 4C lJIII.. Kin~' J'..w.ra ~''· IDe-.) . ,•: -- ..· - ._ - WJEH RADIO llfONDAY TIIRU PRIDA"f 7' 15 Sign On 7:80 News Headlines 7t32 Musleal Clock 7:45 Echoes of · Joy 8:00 UlUo Valle) News 8:05 World News 1:10 Sports Todlly 8:15 Weather 8:16 Musi<ol CIO'k 8:55 CotlbDUIIity News 9:00 Tal~ al tile Town 9:!i5 Mason County News 10 :00 Public Service 15 Family Worsllip Hour .00 N~:.h~:!~g II :05 Mar. · M !odie 1 · ..-:"" • . . pt FridiJI, Church Beds Rmg WMorld Nee"'" ason . ounty Newo 12 .00 CQ 12 :05 t.!'.~~lj News · Markell ews 12 :15 Weather Bulletin ' Beard !5 N 0 Q e\\'11 1'111118 County Agent '2:f5 Country Go Roond t:s:; News, Beal !:00 Country Go llotmd ::115 Newo Beal • 1:00 Midway Ma~nee 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Olsclng with DoSR 1T'9 BaiN A UJN~ DAY I GI.EiiS \IJE'QE ALL PI?ETTY TlRi;;O 4:3& lntercbanga COME ON. ANNI~. JS?EMIAH Sr::t{Q WE CAN HAVE THE ii:OO 5:05 5:15 5:!.!1. ColliDlunity News World News Sports Today Weather Dinner Musicale 6:00 Sign Off SATURDU 7:15 Sign On 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clo<t 7:46 Word and Teatimon) 8·00 Oblo Vol!eJ Newo 8:05 World News 3: 10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 10:30 Sone & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour I r: 00 News, Army Hour 11;30 PubU< SerVJce 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 BulleHn Board 12:20 Newa 0 Grams 12:311 Saturday Malinee 4:00 D1st:uJa tritb Doss f:30 Top reo Revue 5:00 News Ro.mdup 1: IS PubUc Service S:llC Dinner Musicale 6:00 Sign Off o::lMPat ALL .ro OUReEI.VE5! WE'LL DO ~EI~ .0. LOT OF' WOUSS' WASNI PlAMt"iro FOR COM-.'(. iHIS CAMPER t8 UKE HAVING TALKING 'TOMoRRoW. EH,OL\VE.R.'f A~IWI>OT· -iH·~ ''30 ,. -- I:. ', . -~ ABBIE AND SLATI h RAEIIJRN VANBUit&N B1r GEORGE WONDEit .am I ro,. Brake Service Blaetfnars I . 1 '· . Wheel Alignment I ... .,..;, ' "• .... .a- I • .JUSr CAUa!T CASEY.IUT MiAT flO FO~ SAWA J.CID)' IN HALF f �• ' . l IJ.Dall;r SeuUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport,_0 .,.Mu. 19, 198S J., ' j Around And About Middleport . I D Metcs County wu host the past weOk to a . meeting of the the Planning Committee for visor Tramlng Conference scheduled for 11lursday, JuneS, Mr. and Mrs. Ev:re~as~i:: Middleport, and Mr . t at Canter·s Cave f.H Camp. . f M son w Va . spen ton o a , I . NYLON STOCKINGS In charge of the sesstOn wu Tuesday In ~~m:~~ard Lee i Ivan Archer uf Jackson who ls Sgt. and . B1l hters I the new area extension ageut ~;;;'~igh :~~ Pat~ici~ Ann: Ifor 4-H. AssislingC in :he have returned to Nebraska for ' ning hort visit with relatives and IPatty ~n. fro,t bi\1e:gs ~:~ Kirbury's Cal~orn~innie Holman ts rerov- erint,s.from the flu. H~r d~ugh· tet, Mrs. Virginia Napper IS illSlisting in her care. Mrs. Dale Walburn ~~d ~hildren, steve and Jill, VISited ~ecently with her parent~, N r. . and Mrs. Robert Clarke o . ~Haven, W. Va. and Mr. an? Mr · I Mrs . I 8VJ dJuK~o~r::;e~~zad:;~i~r. · Other counties represented were Gallia. Jackson and Lawrence. AVE DINNER GUESTS H . st f Mr n~m;t~Sv :~~~ t::el~ a~ I Ad: I 88c Buy tMn'o ShortS~ $3.98 $3.00 ReiUlar and White. · all sl.ze1. half al.!ea. 2 55·00 Quorfl has I I I pain for 1 j SHANMONT SMALL GROUP AGILON Stockings . FOR WOMEN Satunley Our $5.95 $2.95 and $3.95 . Gollono 2 $2.00 the season'& most popular sbadeJ *3-50 Mrs. Hoy Riffle were an army, ' ' Wed d e enmu of 1 D8II and Duane were : gues .s nes ay .' v . na, as .. . urd , Mr and Mrs. Dav1d McKenzie Parkersburg VISitors Sat ay . . d. h.ldr Phillip Jeffry M d M George Ander· an c I en, , r · an rs. from a va~ and Jozie at their new home 1n in Florida. A dinner was held While th:re they attended the m observance ~r the birthdays wedding of his nephew, Keith of ~rs. McKenz~e tmd daughter Anderson. JozJe. ~allipolis. "STORMY MARCH .. · CHANGING SKIES" 25c for $3.95 BROADCLOTH iATURDAY Red Pahll. Smart new spring styles and patterns in sizes 32 to 40. SATURDAY WORK GLOVES $3-00 DIAPERS 39c • •••• 'oa IUYWDMENS MRAL MAIL BOXES You can buy our 25K SATURDAY Our $2.39 a dozen Birdseye Diapers on Sale Sat- urday for $2.00 Flare Leg Pantle~ All sizes up to 48 will be on sale Saturday only for l•tra SIIH In Worneftl 69c Womens59c Royon ond Eldorlon Rayon Panties Our "Phil Mold" Quality On Salo ........., . . Ul b 2 fer $1.00 PANTIES for 69c SATUIDAY POl SATURDAY $36. 95-9'x12' Size •Sele $29 .!)0 You'D lave money on aU of your Co•met(CI every day In the Cotmetlc Department on the main Ooor. standard well known brands. Your favorites - Qulck service IDd $29.95-B'xlO' Size .s.re $24.00 •. $10.95-4'x6' Size • $6. 95-3'x5' Size rle ....... ,. . . . .. • $2.95-24"x42• Size S,le$2.50 .. ~ .. . .,,.,_._.. -~ . ' ~-': S:.r. ti.o.o $1-91 , - -· 7' ..,.~ . $3.95-27"x45" Size . IPICIAL PIICI .Sa~ $9.• ...' . ' pl~asure p~eture th~ lnywher.~ IF E PhtJson e 0 o · o , 't\hddleport. and 24 of those as superintendent, reviewed Slick' Dangerous ·school the responsibilities of the exe cutive and his staff, of tbt board, and of the, pul>llc. , h 1 Townsend She thinks older per- an angerou. · / c<.~ ught 1 He admttted bemg deeply concerned about beln~ able to maintain teacher quai Jty and school plant effi. ciency m the face of n smg costs,...!_he de1:nand for I higher teacher salanes, and - WHAT TO DO . . . . P~lll__ stat ic or dwmdlmg mrome. : Whde dec lining to discuss di- What can be done? · rectly possible consohdatton as I '1'dhls question . . ht b Mr. MC'Comas ed b a solut ion. he pointed out cer-. sa1 . m1g . e ass wer y tain administrative t'the.. P·E-P P'lfo now the Je10 '" h!i V>ng a large r school. gislature. But he sa1d .d I . . I had littleh hope of Its being th ap. Mr McComas s a1 1e JS m o adv~:~ntages educato~ ' five inches fell over .\1eig.s coon. I his· annual problem. of looking , voters proved next t ere.November or even by ty shoulde [. C:wght off guard becau si' the ahead toward havmg leac1lers. become referendum issue. ' ' - ·for the 1965-66 term . h heavy snow had not been foreNor would an acro...;;s • ~ , cast. state highway crews 1 don t know ~hal to , board $200 increase proposed 1 1 11' it 1 Sentinel Photo. --- - ---·· - ' MOSCOW IUPI)sh1p :- Russia's V,oskhod II space was en· gulfed in flames on its descent, its outstde rad10 antennae was burned off and commumcat10ns . . -- JU~.t 1 J •• • JU St 0 fmd 1t 0 <I } : • t , 53 1 ' · , Gov. I l~wer wll~ scho~l.~ V~rgm1a 1 1 1irst man toranfloat lnlbeen harrowing experience In outer space, mto freely unexpeclgmng adown ln flames, and losed hitches on the way down ing rontact with ground conand Ian de d somewhat off trollers. course. lh~ell..:. \l'iJI Loan church and a 50-rear plus mem- her of the Racme Lodge 461, Equipment 1 F and AM. He is survived by his wife, Regina Mae, one son, Ben H. Thursday and landed Friday. territory" near the industrial Philson, Racine, two daughters, Tass said the two cosmonauts city of Perm on the Aslan side Mrs. Thereon "Mary Lew" came through what must have of the Urals-a site never used f 0 Johnson. Racine, Dr, Kathryn by cosmonauts before end about Phllson, Blackburg, Va ., four 800 miles northwest of.the land- Am-Vet Post 30 Commander grandchildren and lour· great to earth under the "manual ...,trot" of Col. Pavel Belyayev along a different trajectory than origlnslly planned, Tass said. ,1 The tanding spot was calcu1 Jated by space scientists only mg spot for I. Wutiam P. Grueser said the grandchHdren and two sisters, the craft slowed by drag .The Russian word "laJCa ' In· local organization will loan its Miss Mary hilson and Mrs. '!flutes, wa; slipping quickly dtcates an unpopulated wilder- .hospital equipment to anyone Ruth Cross, both of Cincinnati. t~jrough the earth's atmosphere, ness of forest. The cosmonauts I'" Meigs county free of charge. Masonic Rites will be conto Tass. . apparently ••cceeded '!' finding Commander Grueser oald the dueled at 7.:w p.m. Sunday eve. Ha I to Tr bl Ades Jean Riggs, one day f an opemng for the fJnal set- Am-Vets have 611 folding wheel nlng at the Rawlings Coats fu. n n Ob e old daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. , down chairs five Wooden wheel I h Fr. ds II me Tass report bore out Gordon Riggs, West Columbia, lour and one hall hours chairs, ..,. ebild's wheel chair I :,n opecillatlon here that Belyayev W. Va., died Friday afternoon of silence by Soviet authorities 18-liOspltal beds of which :t ' e7 nerat 9me and his engineer, Lt. Col. In Veterans Memorial hospital. from the time the capsule is needs repair and painting 18 2o t an :::; Leonov, who became the Surviving In addition to her now known to have landed and pairs of crutches and 19 ;.alk- un ay rom o p.m. a parents are grandparents Mr. the announcement that the <'OS- ers 7 .:,;'. 9 ~m. . b t k t th Cltil!ens Invited to asd Mrs. Melvin Lee, Leading monaul< were safe apparently • The Am-Vets extended their h eh ty WI 11 e Ma end 0 te ' C eek Road u.. N ttl R·g · lha k "-._ c urc a noon on on ay o Atte.d CAP Meetings r . , mn. e e I ss. was due to . the time it toot n s to uoule Martin who lle in state unlil time of serPorso Interested in the Civ· Worthington, W. Va., great ground part1es to reach the has held drlv.. to obtain new vices. 11 Air :%trol are invited to at· Juliana Riggs craft to confirm that Leonov Tbe Post also gave , 1tend of Squadron No. FaU"VIew, W. Vo., and Mr. and and Belyayev were well. · Jts .equipment to the people of Servifte for Infant ' ~, Information Officer E. H. Mrs. Jim Henderson, NeloonMellJs county who purchased ~ Carpenter said today. vllle. FORFEITS BOND magazine subscriptions so the , Will be Sunday Meetiogs of th~ "!Uldron are . Grav..ide rites will . be James Robert Priddy, 21 . Rt.,hospital equlplllelit could be ' Funeral services for Bruce held each Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. conducted at the McCurysv1Ue 1, Middleport, charged with lobtalnetl. Lee Powell, four months old, at Long Bottom under Com- Cemetery, Fairview, W. Va., on Speeding forelted a $IS bond who died In the Children's HooDJ*'der Norman Weber. The Sunday. Middleport Mayor Lee Veteruo Memorial Hospital pltal in Columbus Friday mornC.A.P. squadron shows a Friends miY at the Smith's court Friday ntcht. · ADIIIISSIONS · 1ng wlli be held Sunday at 1 hlBb degree of ioterest In all llngs-Coata Funeral home this Dan A. Rice, 74, MlddleJ!Orl, Call, MlildleJ!Orf: . Faye p.m. tn the Laurel Cliff Free pllues .ol Civil Air Patrol IIIII evenlnjf. was fined $5 tl!ld costs for drivMetl)odist chureh With burial In lllf. _.fundamentals of flying. lng In a dangerous manner. s.J:!m: Jeff BaU be Chester Cemetery. The . Sq,gadron otllcial said · . I\WI! ' STAMP JSSUi!:D Hiven.' rey ' Eugene Glll will officiate. members are now beiog ed i':s,bo The Crusade agalnsl Cancer , DISCHARGES- William Zer· Survivors include his mother, . 11 1 ;;.en 'lMIJilemor.auv, stamp WID •be 1kle, Syraeuae: J>altlela Ernestine Powell, Rt. I Porn.. (]:APS FOR Harry president of the. Royal 1 11 11oop1 .. nol '*a llle lll$Jed · l ln Waahlitcton, lhlio, ; ometoy; OrvllJe roy. . _ ln.Ijliddli!port, we1ghs. the fif8t coll"<;tton of bottle hlriled in A N Charge Jnfant Girl \~ ch~en Vos~ I Dies Friday Th~ llv~ gr~ndparenl<. ,;~ngs ~~ ~me ~" ·~· - '::rJam:,~~ c..::: ~ · boa;; mpk\yed atof the Itailter liUm Corporation 1n ana wood. ~ ~- I rna~ c~t rm. ~lg ~":':y;Jia~~or, PIP~ D~KltJI, ~ Sa~ Syt~ z Bu· _ L. ner~ ~me. ;o~ rm. ~ulpment. c~ll c. C~ft!TY - sal~ .IJI !~ . on fiDiklwbit .. ,af 4!8Jo, _dlepjlrt; Pomeroy;Htililer :V.trcmla . Postmas- port; . , . ,_ .. roug a hoe n Racine. who died Friday at · to work on the primary high-, oo e ,.,_, ":" •: . · • op : This mig.tt . e achieve in I e the wall, she said, Inoon in Holzer hospital will ways '" t/Je county w'th snow the teache, su pp., . Southeast. ' proposed Coll•ns Bill !Sen. OakMrs. Townsend was the last he held Monday at 2 p.;.. at plows. cinder. snow plows and ' ern Oh10 sc hools obl "n;d good ley Collins, R. Ironton) now postmaster m the community Ithe Racine Methodist church. I trucks loaded wllh cmdcrs and 1 1eache1 s fl "rn Kentuch, •h•ch · m the Senate. It would oet a of Pageville, located In the north with burial in the Lelart ceme- l salt. had a pa y standard. Then. , minimum standard for teachers• ern part of Scipio township. Mr. tery. Elsewhere in the county. both, when Kem.ucky upped lis ' pay and make up from five to Townsend served as poastmas. I Pomeroy and Middl!!porl vi llage r sa!anes, SEO d1pped 90 per cent wJih Foundation aid ter from the store until his The Rev. Judson A. We.ed street departments worked dur. into the Wes t supply ..1 to dislriets, depending on local death and then :llrs. Townsend offu:•ate. He was born In Ra Iing the mght to clear town •·vou have read what West tax dupllcales. or ab11lty to took over until the post office etne _ the son of the la~e ~ streets and the eount~ highw11y Virginia is doing .' ' he said _ support schools. service was discontinued in 1953. LewJS Weaver and Agusta Phil· deparmenl was working on no Now you tocango:• seehewhadded. y we have I' :ltr.(Continued McComas on saidPage Sen.2) ColTbea Town•end store lh still son. a sheetemployee metal ·I rural roads today. has '')lol-beU .. ., sto workerHeandwasa former ___ . - ----- -- place ----1 of Rowley and Heed and Cross olts io the mldd:. of •- Ia t . tW U th Hardware store, was a mem11 "e .w c ' • carr1e• a e be r of th e Rac1ne . 'I thod." t 1 Tb e news agency said . that were temporarily interrupted, Leonov and Belyayev whirled Voskhod JI's landi!Jg was a the official 'l'dss news agency around the earth 17 times in "soft" one. "in deep $110W. " laid today. 26 hours, covering approximateRemote Area The spacecraft lurched out ol i ly 446,000 miles. The Voskhod ~artier, II was reported the Its original orbit and came back II was launched Into orbit on craft landed in "taiga forest \ were duty J I wor • Space Ship Engulfed In Flames on D escen· t - 1 1· • Alele~ . get~ ·1 • a~rding l. PlnaQuallty ~ $20.00 _:.· ~ ELB.E T.,.,. 1;. ; walnut flnllb) • $24.95-'6rx9' Size , ........... *tVlOO · Makes d~ring 5I super1ntendent sees FInancing cfl t Ical prohiem • 82' Succumbs• · ' ' , ' Mrs. Townsend does most of • the w~rk o~ operating the store ! Rites Monday !atsummoned ? 0 : 1 ~. -~luntJ~~ i-l s we face any by permanent Jamessolutwn A. . Rhodes _be QUJLTlNG - Mrs. Nada Townsend 1ongtime operator of the general store at Page-- and fmds hme also to care for I midnighl.for emergPnry e . he sa1d. ville works at making a quilt in her pl~re of business while no customers are around Ithe 14 room house adJoining the Funeral services for Frede. I Eight crews of workers from , lie ~"""''" to the I net that 1 ''What is needed," he said, Asked how long it takes her to make a quill. Mrs. Townsend answered, "It's accord: ! stor~. 'I dont'thhaveh far to !go Ito rick Eckert Philson. 82. Rt. 2. the highway department went ' t"ft~r th northeru 7r ":·~ ~choo~;, . is equalizlalionb ." d h - MII ·GWS BOiJDOIR LAMPS SAVE ON COSMETICS HOOVER SWEEPERS *149· dreiJBer 800 chest of drawers. {Either B&ht or dull black. d operating this store until die " 1 lng to how many customers I_have." - Full.size bed with book we beadtioartl, do~~· areen. stor~ ~Nat gr~mother 00 nvln&s. Seatter utd room Blzes ID 5 smart decorator colors. Five colors Include be!Je, broWD, red, ~ I ver- a r· sons lot of in see-! . The snow.fall c am e on the ed now mg . some th•mg tha l s hoY..s a c I. Js a very "'"'"'1~ _;.whos~re ear ftrst day . of sprmg and · 1 k -··•-;:_ rk , ·1, ot past. 1 area reSidents completel.v off. c er ' enjoys u.-:T \fO • m guard. too old to get I job , . s t a 1 e highway department eloe and J like to stay busy, I • supt · Rolland Torrence ·said she said and added "['m aon • J· BED ROOM SUITES . 45 % wool Blend Braided Ruas reduced fot .spedal ' ',. *1·09 T rs. ownsen , a ,. Saturday on the 3rd Floor Either the plain cotton or Pima Cottou Slips iD all *1·39 M Tbele· Sulteo are 1eaulne Kroebler quailIF and ~n- · llon. Full lire oulteo, u;hololered aU over IDcludlnl outlido ll'DII and boob ID durable nylon frl.... Loooe euob- · lou wllll lippar oovors over hltlh deui!J> loom. ..• Good qual!IJ broom eorn, 3 lie, wire bound bandle wltll rinl for baacinl- COLONIAL RUGS slzea will be on sale. r~ted • na stay •. fight here and keep• on• • IALI FOI (o.rl:.; ~~ Middleport schools have pretty well kept up with edu' rational standards 10 the past a<eording to Supt. Lee M.eComas, hul he sees darker days ahead without immedlale improvement in school financing . He was speakin1 as a Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary club member to the Ro' ta ry club in its current vocational series of programs. Mr. McComas. 39 years in teaching, 36 of them In . . Townsend 'o · the it . ··A lot of te stop in , A heavy snow fell '" Me,gs jointly until : . Townsend passthe sum:::p months to county last mght and earh lh•s . 1956. Ioo k around" hJgtma ys shlk ed away m , aero rd.mg lo Mrs. mornmg d d makmg 5 DAVENPORT AND CHAIR BROOMS S only a short time, selling to Mr. llipolis LIVING ROOM SUITES '. COTTON HALF SLIPS RUTLAND Jlember Federal Depoolt lnsurauee Corporalloa low and turquoJae. W_,.$1.95 Serving Meigs County for over 93 years Member Federallteserve System clean. protects your elotheo. Yel· laum·h~ Mr. Jewell owned the store route between Athens .and Gal- • REVERSIBLE OVAL Al4 SuppUio. Tootll Preparatlono, etc. POMEROY keep ••OJ to magproof, $lOO help and aav:lnga. Powden, Creams, WUona, Bhampoot, Hair Colorfnll, Spray Seta, Shavlnl Preparatlano, First POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Lltht to carry, - --over the Cape Kennedy area : sbelviog and counter space for Sunday's planned that was built over JOO years ing of a Range-r·!J probe on a ago, %425,500 mile picture~ taking : At one time, probably nearly voyage to the moon. I and Mrs. Gath Townsend on The Townsend store is actual· Octoher 36 1924 Mr end Mrs lly a landmark in the commun- KROEHLER WHISK LAUNDRY BASKETS · SATURDAY 2 tabl~ \ ON ,;;:r Mei"gs Ht"ghways • 99c i:O.::!!i!g O:D f:fP::i~~· ~ Tbe two-story otoee hulld· 100 years ago, the store served ,, .. , . Mrs. '""'· · · Civll War by the IJ"8lldfather Townsend said legend has been of J. D. Cooper who wao oper- handed down that the building nOW ator of the business anti! lb was also uoed for hotel ' '"vice UZOI wben be sold olll to Dell during those days. Stage coach· JeweU. es would stop at the store en- s.turday - ~--=.:....:....:---==: White and printa .... ~ 1 lfrt·~y-mait formo YOOAI~ Your Savings Now Earn 4% Interest - IATUIDAY Polyothyleno $2.00 ...• ex~ 2nd floor, 5 piece sets,7 piece Hll, •nd 9 bread, tosslnt salad, otorlnJ food. NIGHT GOWNS not bo adually pam· pliMtl, but we do mah it exteedingly easy . . thlftl to bank here ••• at any hour, any q, iot ony weothw, through their nearest .ai1boJt or chute ••• willa our simple ba'*" ltte-br·IIICII1 service! Try it. Mrs. Townsend is in her 41st year ot operating the store. It it believed to be the oldest isting rural store ln Meigs county. Seve Saturday on your new Dln;.tte on the MIXING BOWLS Brief•. Sport Panties, (~I shot~ before dgeneral ay s ,Town· d1edeay.ral space ag•ncy to- I IusideCivil theWar sprawling store, Mrs. Nada Bend Bells everything from paints to pitchforks, cookies Cloudy skies also may bang i StainleuSteel 2 for $1.00 &"::7, ~ ~ :";- ~~~•.:: CAPE KENNEDY (UPII- , 0 •..... pleceHts. SATURDAY DJStn~t m~.e;:~~~h~~o-::;1 f:re wltb upholstered cha4's to match. $, ... . 1 By Quarters: "~ ~ ~. BY ROBERT WINGETT threat 1o L.S. plans <o launch The largest structur.e in the rural Meigs county com- Its lint two-man Gemini · munity of Pageville is a rambling store building erected pac..hip oex1 I'uesda the !'My ~all . Today•1 Popular Dining Furniture. Extension SHANMONT PANnES Women'• $2.95 Cotton Cropo Ow dep05it011 _ , ·Pageville has Pre-Civil War General Store DINETTE SETS Rancb and umllil til)'lp. Blaok with JOlJI deo!Jql. ror porehll ""' 1ltliQf fronll. Tbio is ono ol our l!ul ~eiHn1 work cloveo. ~ lutl was erected before t be as a stage coach stop. Gem Hard otatnleu oteel eleans up lD a jllf7, IIlJa bright 11 new for years. Perl..t lise ror mWac . eaku, maldnl -ANOTHER GOOD REASON TO BANK HERE BY MAILI · Deluz:e automatse Iron wltll b-n slots and lb> pr liD beat oelector. .........,, Whllo Both of the staDdard • Bizes 2 · Steam and · Dry Irons J BATTERIES These are made of durable Filcher Cloth with two way zipper froul Tom~~ Lonsbury · FLAsHliGHT . •4.89 Pajamas For Women Alder I f~rst Just tt-lvocll Another Bltl Shipment of a~ld ~ens.n~er~~nwg:n~ Mr. and 9"..-G- I *4·29 ltayo()-Vacand l!v..-..c!y Eor Meu Will Be Ou Sale At While They Last \n for 1 1 - and metal COVERALLS SHORTS For women on nle for Seamless ~--..,. ldHI for aU exterior palntlac on wOO<l, aobestoi aldlnJ , broadcloth, mercerized-made with Jon1 talla. • "'" ' " " ' team ' • as -Jon. the '"" - lead .. · - and Q . . wich, . ' "who ·" ' the " "game "" . . . . Tornadoes. · - - · ' " , , wich paced the winners w...with"" • oms.;:,_ tournament action m " ly"for the" Tornado · tq. . . .Columbtt5 W1th. .two mmutes sa went' "into troubled 20 S K the Regional semi-finals, 64-39, athan Alder capitalized on nell!'- where they were bumped in seconds left in the period, but averaging 21 points, Jonathan . . . while Pinne tossed in and • c e vey 1 ·II • ....... 1 1 3 • ;lsher1 11 by Jonathan Alder of Plain ·city. ly every Southern miotake 193JI and Larry Morrison's l95t a pair of cllarll)r lo8SWJ by Cen- ' Alder began stacking up a safe The Columbus . ;m- Boy han ieftwich hit 13 on six 2 · 1 • 4Wal wn "Our boys just bad a bad which came frequently. edition made It to the same ter Norman Morris narrowed margin. By haUtime the Pio- l"'r, pressmg at lnterva s ur- of 10 from the fletd and toe 3 21 (0.1) 2, night and that's it," said Tor- Alder (21·31 will now go up spot in ·the Regionals as thls the margin to U as the period neers were ahead 24-15. lng roost of the game, went m- Pinne 0·3 1 01, Hill 18 six of 12 nado Coach Craynor Slone who against Albany tonight at . sesson's squad, ended. Alder ronlinued its assault to the lmal OJght mmutes w1th Y · I 1.0.0) 2, Grueser 1 (O.U) z. U. had · led the unrated Southern p.m. in Athem for the Regional Souther,n opened up In line A jump shot ttJosed in by on the cold-shooting. Tornadoes • 41-Z4 lead. A free throw by The only Tornado player to tats 14-11·39. teatn Into the Regionals with a championship and the honor of fashion with a fast 4-G lead Guard lllarvin McKelvey tied as the third quarter got under- Leftwich and two field goals by ; t<lge into double figures was Pionee., - Beach z (!I") f. 17-6 lllate. competing In the State finala. on a palj' of foul shots by For- the score at H with 7 minutes way. By midway through the Center Roger Penney gave Ald· l Price with 10. Forward Gordon Leftwich 8 (8-12) :10, Jeffers a Southern, hitting only l4 of Albany turned back a !ale drive Iward Larry Price and a buck- and 36 seconds of the first haU perlod Coach Cliff Hooe's team er 0 51 :26 lead wllh SI X mmutes f Fisher followed close behind i 13-4) 9, Boyhan 5 (l).(}J 10. )>Up52 Shol4 from the .field for a 26 and defeated West Muskinguml et by Guard Blll Baer. . remaining. Boyhan sank anoth- was on top with a handsome remammg. with eight. Fisher was also: ney 6 (1-41 13, Cooke 1 (N) .t. per cent average, had its worst 47-46. . The Tornado lead, however, er basket fot the Pioneers le"/35-19 advantage. 1 Both teams emptied their / Southern ·s leadmg rebounder 1Lowry I (2·21 4, Cregor 1 (1-3, game of the season against the This was the third time In was short-lived, than a minute later IIIII Jona- With about two minutes re- henches by m1dway through the with 14 of 39. 12 Totals 2Ht>64. 'Class " " 'A . Craftsm•n Ou~lcle White HouH Pllnt · DRESS SHIRTS SATURDAY 99cstretch• ,..,,type · I . 11\.29 Men's Short SI-•.White 8r<Nidc1Mh Full fashioned and seamless styles thia are sLaying at the home 1ter the Columbus Business Unlof her parents, Mr. and Mrs. : versil.y, Cohvnbus. A senior ~t Albert Roush while her hus- 1 Rutland High school. he ~Ill band Sgt. Matheny is attend· i enroll in the Jr . Accountmg i ing ~ Drill Training School at Course. ___ ·-Parris Island, S. C. They have ! SOLDIER -GRADUATES been residing in Hubert, N. C. MASON - Army PFC Shirley l Mrs. Roy Riffle entertam~ I L Barker son of Mrs. Marga. I with a family ~inner Sund~y m r~t Bark~. graduated ~~m honor of the birthday anmve_r- Ihe 1 Corps Artillery Specialist 1 sary of her husband , Roy R1f- Acad&my in Korea, March 13. i fie at their home in Middleport. The 26 _ vear • old soldier, a G~ests were their children, Mel- member of Headquarters Com, vin Riffle of Columbus ; a~d l pany, 51st Signal Battalion, · Mr and Mrs. David McKem:Je I entered the Army in May 1962. 1 chiidren, Phillip, Jeffrey and He attended W.ahama High 1 Jozie of Gallipolis. school. T . Clelll' lloA .for IDterlor oad uterlor wood ourfoeeo \ Sizes 14'Ao-1S-15'Ao aud 18. 100% combed cotton 3 "'!'kl Xpert Polyuretfutne Liquid Plaltk . All oizes U» to lise 18. Colon .,.. black, wheat {IIJht lin), are now OD sale for $1.29 a pair or of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hysell, ~~~io~a~r~ r~~u~~s n.$9 0 • an all-around lrustratlns even- Meigs County entry also a team had made lt to the fie. and beld a 11,.4 lead with about lead - this time lor good. vey exited from the game with 1 Jonathan Alder hit of Southern 6 15 :U 8 ,_ , Ins on the Grover Center bas- only 11 of 23· from the chanty glonal level. Cbar.t.. Hayman, lbree minutes left In the Aided tremendously by the flve fools. Baer and sub Jack from the field for 24per cent5 Pwneers . ... 8 2i fi U.;- • ketball COurt at Ohio University line. now Southern Local School DiJ. quarter. A two-pointer by Pat attention • grabbing floor play Bostick were then called on to I and also cltcked for . . 41 !6 of 26 Qulelt diTinllloA white. For IDterfQr and •~rlor BERKSHIRE'S $1.65 chJidren, Jeff, Curtis and Cyll- 1completed arrangem~nts to en- Md rf. for $1: 1S qu.rh, Gulrtl .... ~ ULTRASON STOCKINGS ... "'l .\ The Southern Tornadoes bad fired-up Plain City crew. 'l1lf Racine basketball history that Alder quickly boWICed bact than Alder had again taken the mainlng in the stanza, McKet- quarter. Ultr• White J•palac En•mel Thlo Sllurdoy ollhlt Solo Prlco.ol 1 Harrisonville, hmi.Oicoa Alkyd ·~-' Ioden tlfeen, cbareoal a!Jo dark plaldl. 1 ' Match!,. Colora In Spred Luot,. UNIFORMS ! styles, most Tornado . *1;75 Quam Boys School Trousers conoN enttne V·~o:;~~--~~~~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------••~~ . ~------------~------------------~-----P~~ _L XV_I_N_O. 287 ~Y-M1Df?lfPO!H. OHIO SATURDAY, MAR~H 2~. ~"~·::: ,,, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.._F;.,;I_V_E.;;:C_,Effll-· An udtlal Collectloll CJl Colora Buy Your Womens 100% wash "n wear combed mercerized to 18 lor I I 1 SATURDA.Y GLIDDEN PAINT SA.LE Blue Chambray Shirts SATURDAY 2 $3;00 'DI fer • ' '. SATURDAY AT W•'re Selling Our $3.95 For women, the popular denim weaves, In size• 8 Mrs. Victor Grim Wl:'re their ; All but lwo eounlies in South· daughter and ramily . Mr. and :eastern Ohio are currently Mrs. Robert Sever and ch_1ld- l teaching f'l'O~mics In one or ren, Vickie and Paula Lom~e .l more of their local _dlstrl~. of Zane!ilville. 1 according to inform~twn JUSt Mrs. Bertha Arc.her is a med- released by the Oh_JO CouncU Jeal ·patient at Meigs G~neral on El·onomic Education at Ohio Hospital in Pomeroy. V1s1tmg University. They are Jackson with her recently were her dau- and Athens. _ _ . ghter and family , Mr. ond Mrs. ENROLlS IN CBU J. K. Beaver and family or Co- l Thomas Edward Hysell, son Dunald Matheny and Route 1, ' INTRODUCING SATURDAY STRRCH PANTS . William Forbes and children . d M d Mrs Gerald r. an · 0 t Ch l ston de an Ann and Billy, are · Powell and Stevt and Mila. W. Va. I .. Weekend guests of Mr. and , TWO AR~ LAGGARII8 Mrs. . ' • lise. Mrs Ronald Beegle and Christa of Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beegle of Racine, Roger Beeg- Iumbus. • These ar. our •ua quali!J> ltiDI .Jtole .IJIIlrCo wltll two Ioree flap poctet.o, IODI tala. Neot lltllall aud ID JOU! a pair t .' Seamleu Meih SATlJRD,.Y ~ie of Portland were Mr. and e: ~ Popular shades. Sea Sholl and Soutli Wind. Sizes 8'Ao to 11. .odun YM .a r y o en z. an nd will return to his base in I ThompDson . i . THE STORE HOURS SATURDAY ARE 9:00 A. M•..JO 8:30 P. M. four . county Jusior Leder Ad-a . ' Saturday· At E Meig1l.H01tto Phmning Meeting . '$ Goof•! ~ Y'' I ' ~ Hqp~e Mo~re. . ~urq., lt~\¥·)!1!1.mhel$ ~~~:OVID !~•J& soror~ty. Proce f~d~ '~jw~ l~I~be~~~~~~~r,~~!i Friends · lilay callunill at noOq till! fuhli chapter of the Beta Phi of .the caps are .at FIIJ1'Jt1ll Coutainers forS1gma 'tollect'on when the ' bOdy wW be the 'Farmers Bank and Savings Co. and the tho . 1/ ; ..Aid. •.IohD_Walioll.and .Mrs. cays 1 � 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 19, 1965 beverage carman cooper glauser harkins somerville