https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c31def2d78a4b21558d1d2d9e1075414.pdf 017a9d5df7f33163e08fa76ad69d1ebd PDF Text Text . .>H ... :r .... ... . • -~- • . I I 0 ~'h d Eastern lr.ltnstre 'Pens .l J urs ay II• · •' ' ! i • I" • • !Continued from page I) Trussell, Cheryl Bentz, Connie the cbonJs wllh dancers doing lor her version of "I Can 't Hayman, Sally Mora and Mary a turkey trot. Dancers are VIcStop Loving You," which is Taylor and Bill Amos wUJ lol· ty Poole<, Joey Bailey, Twlla rated a sure hit. low with "How Come You Do Karr, Jerry Warne, Pat Gaul, End man Charles Eichinger Me Lik• You Do," u Twila tllke Well, Roberta Wells, _Char· will sing , .." oblle." backed by Karr and Edna M.C.y dance les E1gh~~~ger, Janet Holsinger, dancers Jackie Bahr rloberta In the background. A dance Theron Cn!ise, Linda Spencer, ' - ' - -- - - - ' '- 'number, "Waiting lor tbe Rl- Bill Amos, Patty Bahr and Iherl E. Lee:· will close !he Steve Cowdery. · first part or !be show. Clsolng out tbe " Holiday Inn" I SECOND HALF part of !he show wm he the 1 Mike Will Is to emcee the December presentation wilh the second part of the show whtch will feature tunes and acts recognizing .. ch monlh of the Mrs . E. E. Roush and Mn~. ytar. Amy H•lm returned to their For January , dancers Pat f homes. Lakeview, Moeday aft- Gaul, Sbetl• Drake, Clndi runeOU er a three w..ks viSit w1th . harl. Linda Larkins, Jackie Mrs. Char lf'S Withrow. 11'ahr and CorHlie Hayman will Mrs. Lewis Roush of Miners- 1perform to the mu, ic of "Auld Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vrovtlle and sJSt", Mrs. George Lang Syne" and "Tbere'U Be A man and chtldren, l\l•rk and McCimtock or P1. Pleasant, W.l Hot nme in the Old Town.'' Esther.• of Belpre, vtstted SunVa .. vtst!ed Tuesday at Letart Continuing on the "Holiday day With their parents, Mr. and Falls hall Mrs Mrs. John Vroman and MrM. and G . wilh dM1·.f and'I Mrs Ernest., Inn" theme of the second . Flekhng Hawkms r8 nmm an am J y. of the presentation will be Joh~ Vroman is im rovi~ slow: Mr. and Mrs. Pearly Jewell Mike Will, Jerry Warne, Greg I from a broken h/'p and gis conof Columbus were Saturday Bail•y, Theron Cruise and Paul f:;.,d to her home. t'Venlng ~uests of Mr. . lind I Curtis singing ''Heart of My Mr a d M Edgar Reynolds ~rs. Esl u~ Mossman, Mmers- Heart" ~hile Doris. Davis, Jan- were . inn Mo~~antown, W. Va. VIlle. et Holsmger . Manlyn Karr, over the weekend to visit their Mrs. ll': A. Morgan was the Twila Karr and Pat Koblentz son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday dmner guest ~~ Mr. and dance. . Val Reynolds and cblldren. Mr. Mrs ..Roger Morgan and far.n• ly , A St. Patrick '~ Day tr1bute and Mrs. Reynolds were acoomof Mldd1e!X_lrt when the birth· I will be made during the March panied home by their granddauday of Keith Morgan was ob- scene with ''It's A Great Day ghter, Gwynn, for a visit. Mainly About People In Pomeroy Around And Ab Middleport 1 I •er~;sd . • I \. I - girla' trio lllrlgiq "Winter Wonderland," lhe ...emble doing ''Wblte Christmas," and Greg Bailey's orlg1nal version of "Mr. Lonely." Stage crew members a are Charles Frecter, Dave Leou· ard, Kenneth HNtung, Rick Koblentz. and Ken Caldwell. Mrs. Horace Karr will he accompanist lor lhe several acts of the lhow. Usherettes are Connie Hoisinger, Lois Sisson, Alice Smith, Jean Hllllt, Rose Marcinko. Pal Bahr, Vikcy Pooler, Twila Karr, Barbara Lanham, Regina Speocer, Judy Cogar, Pam Buckley, Doris Davis. Pat Gaul, RoberIa Wells, Sondy Trussell, Janet Holsinger and Linda Hendersoa. Park- ~~ ~ecC!ris~· : C,:~et Fi~~· George Powell of El :y r ms, Is . oy. ~m a ersburg, W. Va. and Mrs . · ·na McCoy, Julia McCoy, Brenda don Gaul and grand•on, Ri cky, Larkms and Esther Speocer. of Chester VISited Sund ay after- The girl's ensemble will takt;! · h !h · h •t noon Wit etr mot er .. l ' rs . over for the April scene to do Adam Ebersba rh1 and family: "April Showers'' with the Mrs. G~ne De\\ ees and child· Eagle basketball boys in a ren . David and Karen, of Co- modeling scene. A skit, " In My lumbu• are the guests 01 her Merry Old•mobile," will be parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett presented by Pat Gaul Ruth Thomas. . Landon. Cheryl Bootz, ' Roberta Mr. and Mrs. Harry Da vis Trussell and Jackie Bahr. spent the weekend in Spring- For .rune Barbara McGrath fiel_d with her sis1er and broth- Iwill do "D~ddy" with dancers er·m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Har- , Pat Bailey Shiela Drake Druold John son. ~ cilia Cline ' Pat Smith Nan- , Servu:e• are Held For Wilt:~m .... Wel'Ul ' . Funeral services for William Wells were held from the Sa· cred Heart church Tbursda March 18, at 10 a.m. witt, or~ Rev. Father ·John ~rei offic.. iat!ng_ Burial was in lhe Sacred Heart cemete'l' and pallbear. ers were Victor Wippel Leo Carroll Walter Schrel~r Herr ry Ewi~g. Henry Wells ~d Ed- Inspection on June1 Planned By Temple (:!.,a:;:;~ :~~a~lb~~; " • .!· I I ... Or,~_:1f.,:=; ELBERFELDS IN 'POMEROY ' , - ' ' -" _, ~ - ' ' · . ,'·· : :.":. - Sale' .tLiving>Room Suites J Iii~ _. · • THE. .NE",§,f.l ·.~!at . FU~NITURE FA~- ~·oN ·~, ··o~; I • ~· "~. . . -:~ . ·· ,··, ~v·I<RO EHLER New M-embers Collins Bill would Revamp Obscenity Law FOR EASTER AND AFTER o "'• "'fi'•.,n · coNFIRMED pr...... •••w ••-t 4.99 DRIVE· IN 6.99 Morch ~27-21 Elvia Presle)' Join O'Brien "IT HAPPINID AT THI WOALD'I FAIR" ~ Pblllp C.rey.._ Diane llcllalll "ILCk GOLD" Jerry Colley Ia lllilla JfDller Hospltsl and 18 lmprotir>J last. He II recelviDtt -riaiton· now, Cardl IIIII 1ettera .11111 "*Ia him addresaed to Holzer HOI'' pllal ~" . . • .. ; • • I ' entt at y e ' THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1965 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO .•., 20,00 l!lltUtamecl son and her sister, Miss Ruth Mrs. Gene Maciejewski oi CoCarson 1 b · M Ge t d ~ · urn us. rs. r ru e Neutz.. The Middleport Amateur Gar- ling, Paul Neutzling and Mr. and deners wHI meet Thursday eve- Mrs. Walter Hails of Athens ning at 8 p.m. at the home of • Mrs. Earl Knight on Beech-St. Cpl. and Mrs. Walter Murray Sub-District Rally Harris of Alexandria, Va., were Of , weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Youth 18 Sun.doy Charles Searles. The reg~lar sub-district rally Mrs. Emerson Jones and Mrs. of the Meigs County Methodist c. E. Burde.tte were in Ath_e~s Youth Fellowship will be held Monday. Whde there they VISit. Sllflday arternoon, March 28, at and ed wlth Barbara Jane~, student 2;30 p. m. at. the United Methor-========="li . 8 k ' at Ohio University. d1st Church m Pomeroy. Mem· cy·· v~u~;~ A Grand Old Flag" Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rich- 1 ~rs\..of th~ ~vangelical Vnit_ed . - ards were in Clncinnati Sunday . returen JUmor and Senior ( •. • • • • _.,. • ., I will be the group prese ntation : b b . youths are invited to attend I for • .. •.\ · ~it~~-· .. -) - ...;·: July and then Ann Holter w ere t ey were guests of thetr S . 1 ' daugbter and fa mJ·1Y• Mr. and fb pecta guest •peker I wW. be spottighted with an acR . will be ~ . . " Mrs. Stacy Bunton and son e ev. John WUliams, assoTONIGHT & THURSDAY · robatJc presentation, Come to 8 tt ' ciate pBstor of the First MethoNOT OPEN [the Fair." A vocal duet by reM • Will. S • be M dist Church in Alhens . The ,.~ p K bl dK N ·n rs. tam wts r, r s. . • ., i S:h e~t~ an ,, ay tl ew WI Earl Acree and Mrs. James l: m IS i~ charge of Rose EastFRIDAY tnd SATURDAY r , oo ays as le num- Allen were Gallipolis visitors ay, wtt~ess area chairman. I March 26-27 ber for September. Monday. They ai>O visited All Metbndtst youth are remindELVIS PRESLEY in October w11i feature a quar- with relatives of Mrs Ac ee to send their registration lee · "KING CREOLE" !tet singing "Shine On Harvest · r · of 35 cents to Mrs. c. F. Elvis Presley, Tompkins, Sprin• Dolort>s Hart, Carolyn Dean JaJones. ggt>r , Moon" and another of the many ...,. Ave., PomeVic Morrow. blacklight numbers with scare roy. Peahn·ette: A Missed Fortun• crows, Marilyn Karr, Esther •t• f Coloreortoon . Spencer , Sandy Trussell, Kay nl 10 1 ~ew, Duris Davis, Palty Babr. SUNDAY, MONOAY, TUES. Patty Koblentz . Connie Hay. March 21-29-30 man, Rose Ritchie and Connie The Young WJVes Club met ~ 'ltr · ''THE AMERICANIZATION Holsinger. Thursday, March 18, at tbe : OF EMILY" 1 The Tabnksgiving holiday will home of Mrs. Don Sayre of : James Garner, Julit' Andrews . . Melvyn Douglas, Jas. Cubur n, Ireceive mention in the Nov.em· Pomeroy. Keenan Wynn. ber segment with "Count Your Mrs. K~ith Ridenour, prestColorcartoons Blmings" being presented by dent: preSided over . a busmess ---- -- ~---- port1on of the meehng. State Gifts were received by Mrs Son. Oakley C. CclllruJ, Don Sayre and Mrs. Bill Win: along with Senate Majority don from their secret pals. New ~eader Ted Gray and Senator members were lnitiilted bv Mrs. Jim ~orpe, has ~troduced in Jack Gillian Mra, Bill Windon the Obto Senate a btU to enact a and Mrs. K~ith ftjdenour. compr~hensive change in Ohio's Refreshments of cak€:, Ice obscemty law~. cream , mints anti coffee or pop Senator CollJD! made the fo[. were served. lowmg comments about the proposal · Present were Mr!il. Tom Hay- ··ow · • Ia man Mro Robert Burke Mrs o • ws on lhe subject Earl RUehle, Mrs. Bill Windon; of obscenity are a hodge-podge Mrs. Nat Carpenter, Mrs. Em- of measures whlch have beeu erson Pr.1)1er, Mrs. Jack Gillian, .a_dopted to fit a particular situaMrs. KeJtl Ridenour, Mrs. Don bon. There has never been any Sayre snd Mrr.. Elton Ritchie. effort made ~ modernize and The next: meeting wiiJ be at make them umfonn. The , . lhe home of Mrs. Jack Gillian, suit baa been that lhey are dU· Thursday, ttpril 15. llcult to enforce and to obtain ' .•. _._.,_, convictions. 'l'llls fact alclllg with recent decision• of the . Middleport G1rle United States Supreme Court Exhibit Projects mate the adoption of t1t11 proTwo Middleport 111gb School posal a neceaslty. IIIP COIL SIAft fltxlble ••• tlr.m sprlncsofthlflnestCNd••b,l,orll....,._ , freshmen entered exhibits and "Ao a reaall of tbe Supremo Wslns ••• 11v• ,... ,. at NIIWft& tomkllt .rna .,.... . were rated etreellent and good Court docltloao aed the - • ~ FOAM• CUIHIO~I . . · 1• , at tbe annual Southeast Ohlo forceablllty of our !aWl, tile ••«•rio "'""""'Win JMYoraa{bUOll>l'~ •• · wan•t o~rtor...-...· RMr:llbl ...nclflidl.l•tor• · District Scienoe Fair held Sot- llato bao be<a Oooded wllb •••"'.. . . . . . r'.. . urday at Ohio University In malorlal of ouch a aatan that IIYDIIAIIUC PIUIID MAMIWOOD fltAIIU Athens. H lbrealeu to pervert an ... 8tr0n1L•olkl undera'tmct~r.. th•t WGii't *'UIMfc GrlfiOW' Receiving an excellent rating lire generatloa. ,. ..k. •u rMUit o1 Rt~GM~nkall on powilful · ll)'draullc IN 5Trlf was Elaine Davis, for her pro "Recent changes In decisions PUFORMANCI TUTID FAUICS · ject concernfllg the defects of by the u_ s. Supreme Court ltl•cted for btauty from th• world'• flftntmllfr. Te&t.:C. · the heart. She Ia the daughter have made profound cbangea In fw wur•.blllty MIS ~IJ'• to Ute nMCie ill in Pen-Parrot Shoes ..-.rn 11vlna. of Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Davl•. lhe obscenity laws ollhe COllJI. White shoe eventa far little Josephlne Toney, daughter of try. Tile Ohio law1 need to he 'aifls caU for styles like tfle ... Mr. and Mrs. Roger Toney, rebrought up to date and 1n1o line Demure and simpie iA desilf\, but celved a rating of sood lor her with these decisions. Thla Ia a4weys well constructed •nd display on ber project, regen- one of lhe purposeo of our bill. pr•tested. Thes• are kleel for her confifmation, first communion, eratlon of planarla, The girls Tile other purpose Ia to make c:-r f04' Easter paradinc. Styles were accompanied to Atheno by our laws more enforceahle and available in white calf, whtta llonry Null, Science instruc- more Wliform. p11ten~ white lizard print. tor. "The original Idea lor the patent & lt""'""'"""""""==--==~1 measure came from lhe Clfl. zens lor Decent Uteratan of • Cincinnati. This II'OUP drafted ~AS.OH -'the ideas lor the bill. Tiley haV<O done more than any other group BIG FREE SHOW to ir. the nation to stop the dissemThunder March 25th Ination of obscene material. OPINING NIGHT "II should he pointed out thai the mere passaf!8 of thla proJackie Gleason in posal will not remove thla "GIGOT• filth from the bookstand•. It (In COlor) takes law enforcement oa the -<tndlocal level and pubUc awareGene Nelson Fa,. Spain ness to llamp out IIIII prob"THUNDIR II~AND" lem." ,rllllay, ..... Sun. Are / ed By Young Wives '. ; a.r;;!"'• Va. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbon• ward Wells. Coming from out spent the weekend m Bucyrus of town for the services were with her father, Mr. E. J. Car- Mrs. Ed Stecker and Mr and I t }uneHo-WeUTelll 'w· led I ThTeeCil'luue Initialed Monday Mn· .:t. I 18-Darly Sentinel,-Pomeroy·Midclleport, 0., Mar. 24, 1M& ry Woodrow Jr. ·II II. 'ldiey.•a . Jnlllatlon was held lor throe Jane , •• we • Plana were made lor annual Hos ltal Tllunda )l(arcb 11, ..rla when Betbel No. C of U:O ol Utllo~ Vetorana, mel In~ lnspeobon to he held JUile I a:'andpareru.- -~ 111:. illd lDteraalionol 0rder ol Job B ular llfiiiiOn~4~ ~":t.~ wben lhe Staff and Officers of Mrs. LawrenOe·IIOfiner·ol: _ . U,qblel'l 11101 Ill l'IIIUlar lhe DAV . w -rMeigs Temple, Pytltlan Sisterl eroy and Mr. lllld Mfl. Jelie Jlm Monday evenln• at I be CaJ11Pbell, ]risklenl, film~t met Monday ""enlng at the ball. Moore of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., Pomeroy Muonlc ~emple. Tile meelllll opened a Mrs. Karl Owens opened tile lllr and Mn . GordoD Wolle of Stepillnle Pullen, honored 11t1< form and-...~ meeting wt!b prayer. . ~lne Rou~ 2 Herman· Hoff· queen, preolded and opened tlte Icatlona were read on Mra. Pbll Melnhlrt gave a ner Pomero J F (loud., -meeting In ritualistic form. Ad- taken. Zona wat report. reading entitled, "Easter is the win' Parter!but. Va and .ull gueolll welcoii!Od were Mra. eel ncenUy flooNrned .!rom!:; Dawn of A New Day" which Mri LizZie MOon; ~f Srnitbb ·Dale Warner, MraCharles pltal. ~ter catdo ~Ill he • waJ written by the pastor of a W. are greai Jii-andpareoJ"":, 'l'llel.. and Mr. and Mro. Guy to shut-lit tdeinhert, Presbyterian Church In Dayton, · \. · _Cowan. At _the clole of I he Goldla Elberfeld, Zona er J. H- Schafer. . meellng, relrelhmenla were ser- and Jennie Howell. Tile travelHumorous readlnga were ..v. REV1V.U..10 I!IIOGRESS. ved · with Mra. Helone Mullon lng prize dOll&~ ~na en by Mrs. Karl Owens and Mrs. A ,revival 11 now~ lA progress promoter of bolpitality, in Hamm was aw to ~ I Horace McElhinny. A birthday at lhe 0tiiJ"(lb o1 GOd at.Cbeo- dtlfgw, . StahL Plans were ~de or • poem was read In observance ter. ·Sen'Icoo hejjn ot 1:30 p.m. UO potluck ~nner following lht of the birlhday of Dorla Bailey each evenlag .wlih ·~~~v. Denlel IIIRTIIDAY OJI8ERVED regular meettng In April. -· and the birthday song sung by WI>J'kman-u "'iageJillt Every. · Mr and Mrs Dale Barnhart . the group. The traveling prt.e, mels we!COu!e. . . ,...;.,uy wllb a. LEARN OF DEATH donated by Mra. Clarence Clark· · ·· lainuy dinner In honor of lhe M . c. H. Wloe Jr r-s.. was won by Mrs. Chester Zlr· mg .games ~;played ·· and birthday aDiilveraary •I thelr ed =~rd of the death? or Mra. kle. prt.es .award.t , &o .. !4ra.: Meln- ll!n, Ronald; o1 Cillumbua. The Smith E. Ballentine, ·Sr., at A communication was read bart Mrs MJiU>Ie ,._.,.;,_• I ........ ~-·· Jn•Iuded ••- ··• "- Amapolls ' M•'f ' Her hMIO was . dis d ' . .......,._.. lll .. ,.IU.l-. a ,uu !IQ.Ill. . from Sylvia Bowen, ~ct ep- Mn. RJchard·-~~ ilhd .Mri. Ronal~ Barnhart and famiJy of fonnerly in Marietta where Mr. uty of Logan, announclll(! In- Karl Owens. Relreobmenls ol Ccbnnb~ and l!!r.. 111\(1 Mra. l!:r- Wise resided several years 4i3 spectlon lor Junelst. Mrs. Me!n- IIBIIdwlcheo, iJ01110 dllpo ·lllld nell llat'lllulft and daughter, while In business there. $he hart, chatrman of the ways and coffee were II8I'Wd by Mn. Sherrl. was 96 years old. The bndy ll means committee ~porte4 that Cheater Zirkle: l : Mrs. Paul Zlr· . . at tbe Doudna • McClure Funth~ group had . sheers, steak kle. ·Hostesseo :for April metllnc . Mlu Lora Sanders, lnlatit eral Home \9here services will knives and parmg lmlves I or w19 he Mrs._David Farmet and da!llhler of Mr. and· Mho. Fred be held Wedoeoday at 10 a.,.,. sale. . , ~- Otho watts- , ,Samt'- ~· of .Rt. 218 bas been Mr. and Mrs. Wise plan to Followmg the busmess meet- memben were present. very W for the past two weeks. tend. , · · ,· · 1 . MEIGS THEATRE f ION • ICI,M ,. I ' * * * Guy Cowan Home, all Contents go * * * * * * * * * PEP--'Financial Nightmare' Damages were e~tlmaled at COLUMBUS (UP! )- Fi~ance $20 000 to the boule and con- Director Richard Krabach s top of the Wetzpll-St. ...,. aide said Wednesday night that idence of Mr. and Mrs. Guy local school districts would he Cowan In o lire Wedoeaday saddled with additional cooto of Pomeroy VolUDteer Fire IJe. 1147,294,500 to take full advanpariment Chief Henry Werry tage o~ the Ohio Council for made the estimate after tbe Education's PEP proposal. blue had been put .out lalo yes- Howard Col~er testified before terday afternoon. · the House Ed~atioo Committee Chief Werry said the seven- on the PEP proposal, whlcb rD<m two-story frame structure would ra1se the state sales tar wa1 ~mpletely ruined. Northing ' from 3 t~ 4 per cent to provide was gotten out of the bouse. \ $116 mil !Jon a year in additional Tile lire broke out lhortly af- 1 Mrs. Cowan had gone to 1 · with a neighbor, Mn. Ja- i Soulsby. By the time lire-1 arrived at the scene the I I~···· was completely out of ron- tenis state aid to ~chool districts. be 1124 million: Ill million more two !acton might push addoil Wednesday s meetmg had ]than tre antlc1pated revenue Istate COlts even higher. originally been called for oppo- increase from the sales tax "Full implementation of PBP nents of the bill, but none ap. boost. , woul~ add subllanilally to local peared to testify. Chairman B.A. Ccsl Mlgbt Be Higher costs ao well u 1ncreoae lillie Broughton. R-Chardon, said, Collier said "conservative" 31~," CoUer said. however, that several opponents estimates were made by the The largest expense WOIIJII. had indicated a desire to testify state in figuring the anticipated come from the proposed pro; and that he expeo!ed them to cost of PEP In al least two ar- gram for lhe culturally dllliolo appear at a hearing in two eas. the cost of transportation vantaged. Under PEP. lhe ate weeks. and the cost of a proposed pro- would prcwide 135 per eblltl 111 Collier presented fi gures gram for culturo:.lly deprived those eligible for the prosram. which shewed th at the actual children. The OCE has estima~ tbat cost to the slate of PEP would He said it was possible those (Continued 00 pap f) I' 1 O:liei Werry said II men reaponded. to the alarm. The fire-- fighters battled !hi blaze until about 4 p.m. and 10me mem· hers of tile department re' malned at the structure until ' IIIG BLAZE - Firemen from the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire department fought aller 6 p.m. on llandby duty. Ia rillY'· Wedne•day afternoon to bring a blaze at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Guy Cowan ;,"" ~w':t:;"' t re~12t~ the on ii'Veugall-st under control. The fire, however, had a head start and the structure ; ' pa en • u · P· wasi rulned. The recently remodeled home was the first built on Wetzgall-st in Porn; · . ero.-.- Sentinel Photo The firemen kept the blaze ' from IPreadlng to the nearby garase and home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Riggs. It "' believed tne fire llarted f-rom a 1111al1 electric heater ill upstairo ·bathroom of the 1 no''"• according to Chlel Werry .. : King to Stand On eff Davis .SPil, FQgleQoits· On Order of ·Air Grievances His Doctor CONTESTANTS - These I 2 elementary school stu dents o! Meigs county - many of whom .are just in the sixth grade - represented their J~poctive ~hools well at the annual spelling bee Wednesday night. Seated, left to .cighl•. axe Pamela Bur!>On of · Bediord; Shelley Hall Bradbury; Debbie Garnes . Salem Center; Gloria Goff, Salem Center; Shirley Rucker, Tuppers Plains and Rosa Mary Andrews, Riverview Standing, Phyllis Mdnt)Te, Chester; Roger Nease, Syracuse ; Gary H>rt, Southern; Franklin Rizer, Salisbury: Gene Flowers. Salem Center and Debbie McMiUan, Southern. - Sentinel Photo. Chester 7th Grader Wins County Schools Spelldown Phyllls Mcintyre, a seventh , ner was announced tht champ.. grade student at Chester Grade ' ion after she correctly apellUI School, the daughter of Mr. and "Genesis. " Mrs. Herbert Mcintyre. won : Mi!>S Mcintyre said after !be the annual Meigs County Spel ·~ had been presented a handsoml ling Bee Wednesday night at trophy by Spelling Bee Ger.eral the Southern El ementary .Chairman Robert Bowen. ''I School. ldon 't know whether or not I'm Miss Mcintyre spelled '·fraud· · going to be looking forward to ulent" correctly after it was the state contest. It's a Jot ell mis-spelled by runner -up Shir- ~ work." ley Rucker, an eighth grader Winning th ird place was Gent from Tuppers Plains. The win-] (Continued on page 6) The VietNam War �• • 1-Dai!J' lentintl, PomHVJ-M1ddleport, 0., Mar. :U, 1161 COMMENT~TING IDITOIIAU Y ONE of tile goals In the program of the aU. great society is to raise the cultural lovll of all communities. II aU bolla down to tho fact that to el\joy lifo to the lullest there It more to it than simply ralsiJii the tconomlc level of the people. II they do not know how to get the most enjoyment out of life then their existence is without purpose, and revolves around the more gaining of material wealth. Cit· lzens should be concerned about the cui· tural level of tbeir community, because ill the tnd one that is far advanced will be u attractive aa 1 magnet In bringing In new residents who choose often be· tween one conununity and another on that bult provided the chances to make a UviJai art equal. " cerned with oontinual improvement. There Is one lfOUP here that has for years tried with strenuoua effort to bring the best in entertainment to the public, and at t1mu it mtchty dlscouraaed at the apathy of people. But they should tallt heart aJid not bt dlunayed hecauee there II ourlly enough avldence that people are do!Jii many thinp that are of a•ta • aaltural Dalllft. ·l ID other words there Is a hidden ele· meat Ill tbe ho- of Iocav.ooenta !bat bode well for the contlnu~ growth of a high dell'" of culture. We should not he ~~atlafled lllltll WI set It rubbed off on a larger segment of our society. The great forcet for the Improvement of humaa c:t~aduct are the ochools and churches, aJid we an not lacklnlln that recard. "'"_... dodora Ia I!J1iland ...... I iltii8DLUI by .... aen1J1I the dlfflcaltlel oomo ehlldrel bevo bad tearala1 to dleW. MOll oormal bellleo bt11111 le II Oboal I moelln or ollorlly alter IIIey OIIIJtOW lbt blfandlt min oplllllll till "' Ill)' ..... loti plaeod .. lbt loqH. ftll early nllu bopo a 1N1bJ fnlll c!loki.UI lo deall wbtll II too )'011111 to ....,, At about the ume ep • 11>- ~ •a fant tr1t1 to pup many obJocta. When lhll ha~bbr lhould oncouraae your to Ill solid foocla. Tho ICJ1itlsh dooton clled IIIII of a .,..,... HElEN HELP US! ~- by H~l•n l!lottel-...1 Mrs. Mar)' GJnaerich, I'll! South 1Ith st., GolhtD lndlallll II 7e yean old and a abut • ln. She hu alway• remembered otherl who were lonely, and n lui It would belp to choor bet eo much lo know people W't, oven though they may not bt peroonally acquainted witb her. Would your readers pleatl wrllll to ber? Thank you.-Mrl. DJIICIUMINATION AOAINU HUSBANDS? Dear Heloa: Wby Is lhll? If the "life of tht party" aell his u.oual sell, my wife lblnkl he Is a can!. She lallilu a • d carries on with blm and soya a perty wouldn, bt tba 111111 without Mm. But II my wlfe'a huablnd !me) tries II, be burs about M.M.I. how he JDIIde I lwl of blmltlf Dear Helen: all the way borne. And for a When you Hid bow Important week aftenrardl be hears dip It lo to reoUy listen to JOIIl' about "my bulband who aeta chlldron, you laid It alll So looped." 1111111 parenta compl•ln 1 h a 1 If !be other ganders ClD set lbelr toen-aaers .clam up lllld sauced, how come Ill)' Wile """'! leU them enytblq. I make• me feel Ukt a - ldALIIi think the reason 11 !bat thoaah GOOSE adulta TH1N1t they 11't llylq Dear M.G.: to llllon, they reslly UlltD only . . . For the 111111 lonl tJIDUih to pi the drift, ly DOROTHY KILGALLI!N you'd atare at 1 bikini on Malll and then they llarl 1to1urbJa. or, although thtt wtll be hard take he ever mod• wu In not Street, so lon& 11 ,our wife Oh I know they d011't I!OIIIIder to find .... Friends of a recent tying up with the Brunswick wam't In It . . A matter of II a lecture, they !Wit want to aet their pollll. acrou, but the people w~en he made "T h o ownership. - H. bride hope the marriage won't Dear Helen: klda lhlnk they are . bolni Hustler." He might have made tum out to bt one of tho!e bli I'm Just a housewife and oot preached at end they pull down dlalllualonmenbl. The groom a fortune, now that pool bas really complalolng. But I'd the turtalD. II parenta would ia described as utremely ego- become the boHest indoor aport !Ike to know If you have an only learn to be quiet and take tistical, and tt'o highly likely evfll In Hollywood. Idea why men hate to 180 their It oil In, bt lntereoted, but not that ltmperamenta will otarl wives laugh and have fun! Let competitive in the talk, and nev''Zorba the Greek" hao 'ol· a wife do somefllinl silly and er lnlerrupl to point up a good claohlng soon after the public~ ty dies down .... David WestheJ. ready grossed nearly a third the busband II embarrllled lo leaon, or say, "I told you 110," mer, author of the best • seller of a million dollan at the pleceo. But If an unmarried tlley'd find they can't ohul their uvon RYan'* Expreu/" which SUtton, the highest totAl regD- woman does the oame tiling, the teen-agen up. I know! - MOhas been made into a film, will tered at thai tbutre In years. mon all and laugh and act !Ike TilER OF A TALKATIVE have Ids next book, "My Sweet The Anthony Quinn film. up lar she is a real cllaracler to lh1nk TEEN Charlie."· published 1n October. seven Ooc&"s. seems well on 1t1 II up. Door Mother: Movie company offers are pciUl"' way to topping even till fal>. · My girl friend and I weal to The fine ort of llotenln& II in& In alread)' . ... IC!Izabelb Alb ts'lbc box • offlct ..-.1 of a lli>ky party (dreued In era- hard to master; most of us parevery zy let-ups) and aft.eniards we enta fall at least a Utile short ley, who portrays 1 New York "Nevrr on Sunday." 11r1 in "!be 1blrd Day," wao where II playo. decided we'd go downtown In bore. II mew sincere 1ntert11 hom In Ocala, Florida, and our funny clothea (I wu In lllze In even the llnletl OCCUI'I'eii!!U ml!: ALMANAC 40 patched overalls held up wltb - but not snooplneu - so thai raised In Baton RouJe. Her By Uaited Preso IDienlalloDll a rope and wore old bools, and when the big problems come amother wanted her to Hille down 1o the lifo of a Southern . Today Is Thursday, March U, my friend had on a ruffled glng· lone they cau be aired without bODe, but Liz nplalnJ: "I had the Mth day of 1965 with ZB1 to ham pinafOre.) · We badll't had recriminations, condomnatlma, anytbm, but aofl drinks - we e~p!oslODII or angry commands. read and re-read everr word IDIIDw. Tho moon Is approachln& Ita just tbouabt It would bt IIIII to I'm sure you know aU about ever written by Ernest HomJ81 101111 ruell0111. thll Mother. You have a lucky lnpay. I lllpped for all tho!t .,... phase. 'lbe morning liar Ia Mm. We 101 reactions all rllht. daughter." dark, depraved chraclerl he Tho evening olin are Mara, from our bwohonda. Ytl !bote ll'a 1 sar. bel thai J.d. would wrote about. I didn't !mow uMercury and Jupiter. oame fellowl btal thne and all but vanish If each youoa peractly wbero I Wll 10inl to Arturo Toscanlnl, the Italian . stomped whtn a bachelor air! 11011 had ONE aduh with whom meet them but I pesaed Now symphony <OIIductor, wu hom danced on the table lUI week. be C!OUid reaU, talk'- and a York wu the best pllct to on th1l day In 1187, - WONDERING parent II btal. etart." No word on whtlher lht On lhll day In hiotory: Dtar Won: '1'1111 column II de41catod 10 IDund them. In 17'18, !be Contlllental Con• .. Llkt I ay a 11111 !butfamily Uvlng, so Jf you're haY. Weltorwelahl Champ Emile Grlflltb II cur..,.tly ltalnlrqJ area awarded the first medal band) II a private affair. Nol a Ina ~ trouble or jut plllll al the Concord Hotel, prepor1J11 evaqlven In tht u.s. to Gooqe btml ol laughl to lbe oa1ook- troublt, Ill Helen help YOU. lilt will a1Jo nlcome your for h1l moe! Wltll JOlt Stabile Wuhlnglnn In ncot~n~tloo of h1l ers. - H. at Madison Square Garden on role In brlnllna aboullho tvlo~TMENT ::., lllarch 30 . . . . Juho Andmn' uatlon of Botton bJ British foro- ....... "·len•. •••· 210 7eor old Emma ~. b.,.. •~M~n. ~~~~==~----------~~~~==~~~~nor~·~-----ln IISl, Greek palrlota llartIn New York while mama trav· s.F a.vB MEETS ell aU over the COUDiry doln& ed lbelr revolt aplnll the Ot. :,tembero of the J 1 olull mol the "Sound of Mualc" pramltrt loman Empire. In 1833 the iDSilnday evenlnl at tbe home of appearances, lpendl mot! ol depondent Greek klucdom wu All and Ada Hosklnt, Athena her thne with ber f a - play- eotohlllbed, endJn& the revolt. lloed. • potlUCk ctlnntr ... ill lt63, boxer Da•ey Moore mala - tbo clauiblln ol Mort than $310 wu rooolved 111 ved II 1:10 to Mrs. Baker SybU and Rlehanl Burtoa .... died ol a brain Injury altar a Tony Curllo doea I Hlirt ol knookGut In a featherwellbt tl- froiD a chicken dl!umer aponaor- GGrdon, Mr. and .Mn. Elmtr ed reeenlly by tht Rutland B1P Wk:kham and lbt boll and Rudolph Valenttno In a tent llt bout with SUgar Ramoo. school Selllor clau. Co-cbalr- ilooltsl. ocene with Natalie Wood In men wore VH. Keltb SIJiber. "''l'he Great Race." Now, II A tlloqhl for the day: that n!co! Valenti.., was ... Amlerlcan a ut b o r 'lbomu land and Mn. Elleen BlwkiDt. of the ICI'eell'l tmmortall, and Palne ooee IBid .....Wbea we lludllll chalrmlll Wll Jlllla It doesn't oeet~t load Illite to are planning for posterity, we Lucas. Others to wlmm tho cluo II make fun of blm .. .. Robert oujJbt to r e - - IIIII v1t1ut atendlna tbanb InclUde Mrs. Rossen llyt the greelest .... In IIIII berediJa7, ~ Raymond 8mllh, Mn. Paulilll Zeigler, Mn. Earl WJ'Itlll, lfn. Ray Wllllama, Mn. WI1UIIII JirrtD, Ifni. Calvla,, ~ Mn. IUdlard Lucu, MrS. Dna. II IAtnbtrt, Jolrl. Homtr hrt. v, Mrs. Pa1li Brown, and Mn. JtuasoD Utile, bead ooak II tho lchool cafetetll. lllndl!llt chalrmlil wtudt' N...,. Pope, llcklll; B o liD It Turner and Mlkt Stnarl, tab- Voice of Broadway ••• reporting IJ'III· On the otber hand we should he con- btlnp. Anyone who hu 'l'led to teach parakeets to talk knowo that urue..a you aet • )'OUJ1I bird and talk to 11 early and otter. It will never learn. Peycholollsta btVI found many uamplel of lbll phenomenon In tbo loW« ani· mals but Utile hu been dont It Is certain that there Is no clear cut criteria for the Judallli of tbe cultural tltment In a community. Some would try , to mu~ure it by the facllltiu that a rommunlly hu In the way of Ubraries, ron· ctrlt, orchestras, theaten and many of the other arts, and the support that il liven them locatly. 'I'hlo is not noceooarily true. One of the main yardstick& of a community culture can be mtllured ful· ly only by tho h1dlviduals who aaptre to tho bill ill human conduct and thouabt. '11111 can thow up Ill their IOinl quietly about tht job of utlnl their own and pubUc n1ourct1 for c:t~mmunlty pro- In othar words we can tell better the leva! of c:t~mmunlty Jlvlnl by c:t~nduct, which II rafiected in the statittlCI of tho law anforcement agencies and the rate of lllcidenct of various crimes against penon1 and property. We can look at a community and loU what it Is like by Its concern for ita fellowman, and tho ef· forlt that art bellli made to continually improva their living conditions. We are moet certainly one of that number and the numbtn of people who lend their ef· forts to provide proper education, and who 110t examples of hi&h Uvtne are most certainly leJlon in tlili area. to apply lhll loaoa to buman 0, Wa,... 0, Bra.-, M.D. 'lbe chief buslneas of a child 11. to develop many compllcat. ed ok!lll. Evidence Ia accumublllng that with each new skill tbtrt 11 a criUcal period when the skill can be learned wit~ relative e•••- If for any reaeon It II not !eamed durlnl this period, 11 will he leamed later only with great difficulty, If al Our Level Of Culture '' MISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTEBOOK: There'• talk In London about reconciliation between the Sean Connerys. Don't make any •arge bets on It .... but he did spend two recent nights at their VIctorian homo In Acton Park, with Diane . Director Andrew McLaglen wont to Vlr· a'nlo to scour lht countryside for the bli Civil War scene In "Shenandoah." He lound his location spot, all right - In Eugene. Oregon. A young actor recently divorced from lanother screen sial Is lrylnl to solve his problems by taldna da111eroua dresm .d rup .... Quote from Peter Falk: "Evon tbouCh I come from New York, I say that today the Hollywood motion picture Industry II produoln& beHOI' actiJ11, better writIng and better dlroctlon thsn the New York Thealrl. Althoucb there are IIUI occulonally .,..., plays on Broadny, I say Broadway just ain't what it uoed to be. and Hollywood II geHing better and bettor." SUre Peter; thai's wbJ Holly. wood buys so many Broardway shows . . .. Georp Sbell'o Jna, who hu won .-y jaa honor in nistenee, may bs In loJ new praise. He'a heeD uked to do the muale for a ton. don musical based on "A Tale of Two Cities" .. .. !los J1u1. oell'o role In the mm version of .. Ob Dad, Poor Dad,. atvea her M costume chanpt and It w;,s. Wby don't they IIYI lhe money and simply J'I'I'Oieaao "Auntie Marne" The lar&t new trend In fllm1 will bs amnesil plota . At leu! a doseD or them are In the worb """· There were 1 lot of lou of memory epico alter Wnrld Wu fi, but the new ODel!l baVI wildtr, weird..- J<t • age lwlsto. 'l'ht Nat King Cole rum, "Ad- am" will be made even though be died. They're seeldnc a replacomem for lht beloYed lin&- Cla. s s A. 'Uncrer··~t·a. ,.·~n·,,.. xa=~.~~~al,·SI... ~~~~..• Ll-'.·m· .a.··s AA Favori.te· . .' . == Tollay's Medical Rr!port ; 'l'lte Daily S.ntln•l --- old ptl who would not dtew ~ feed WMII. 'lbty leanled tllJi WlW she wu 2 abe bad been In the care of a nurse who pvo beJ no aoUd food btcai!IO! sht was afraid the child would choke. several olher ehlldrell wtrt tvltl old., and wbt •ouldn't eat solid food were olio IOI'Yed. '11111 ~ the lnWtltlltC . polnl that lbett may b-. a erllo k:al period for ~ other lkllll. 1or tulllplt, 'utleullll apeech II learae!l rap~fi P'> lw... 12 aad 11 IDOtllbe V'.,t, Wbon a eblld with a clefl pal' alt hu tblt dlfocl corracted)lr b In bla aeoond f1'11'· ~ sptech II oully lllrned but. If lbe operation II poolpont!lo 'ioO loJ11, apeech will alft1l be dl(· . flcull and ll'lleulatloD lm~ foci. • For llltlt aDitl, ........ • hfttp ........ II dlflleall llid ........ It willllllll .. ...... . lliiiOII lmpoulllle, ·wbsnal I clllld ............. ap .. opeail lwo ~......... !be bomt baa .. dlflfcally ... lbt _ .. Jupap. 'lbe critical period for mOst o1 !be skUll loarned II\ chll'bood hu LUI yet been deleriiliDed and !ben are alw8y,a,.lndlvldual d!UONDCII to be eonaldared. Tha bul rules at prasonl COJ;OJ.(BUS !UP!) - The lenaiOJll began bulldlqg today .nd 11)0 out-of-town crowd ~ od tilling tho botelo for Oblo • •Ill• bl8b school buketbtll =~~.J"· U .... ,_, were a """' ., !be eight competing ocbools, and to moat fans It looked Uke another btrnburner wu In :,rd Eagles Take ·sl Pia M0 0 nStar Team secon Those . making the seeond team ~!!Ides the rr.om Me;gs cou~ty were Lmscott, a semor from 1be WOkeovllle The Pytblan Sisters met Fri- day IVInlnilal nplar meei!JJa. New offlcm were 1nltalle4. PLw for llllpectlon to bt ill ~a~hn:~! Belpre Senior wu served. .' . Mill Connie Petera and JohD- , ny Palmer Jr. were united ill n.arrlage at Latter Day Salntl church. Wellston, Stmclay aftell. noon. The Drldo Is youngest daughter of Mr. and Mn. Harry .Peters. The groom Is son of John Palmer Sr. and a member of our school faculty, lollllny Jr. is In the armed foroea. lie will be stationed In Mllliuri he returns to base. 1Sill Is worklnl In Columbus and exp.ecta to continue at present. '11loy are both graduatea of WlJ. ton Jllib schooL NAMES OMI'I'J'ED In !be lilt ol 11r11 receivllli pint at the lnvlstlturo . ceremony of Girl Scout Troop.' lot the names of Debbie OW..ger and Diana Rldg";:::z uln14Jttlonall)t Ollll . THE DAILY SENTINEL, DIVOT._, fO INTIIIII1. OP MIIGI M.U0N AliA ...................... ............. .-_ _., .... _v,...,.._ ......... 1111-.,...... C......, fenMNII - - ll ,....., ' " . . . . 111Utortl1 . . . . f t • ' l ' ' -· - ' ·~ .. - ..,. "'"~·:· L""'l&fli• n u • ,.,,.;~.,.,.,.,..,110•- "'~ \ 1•~ ... ~ r1 ..,.,. ..... -.:--·~-- ...... ,..., .._.... ""'"...-l'f•~~--"- <:. ., ,.;,,~1A-s::J . - -~ ~- ••.. ' ·f/''' ap to '$ 0" . .. J; ' 1 ' I !(:/ By JOE GERGEN I ond inning which featured trl· UPI Sports Writer pies by John Roseboro, We!'! It's common knowledge that Parker and Tommy Davis. the Los Angeles Dodgers are . Rookie second b•seman Jim one of the weakest hitting Lefebvre sprinkled some salt teams In basebaU - to every- :n Whiteyh's wound in the next ont: bUt Whitey Ford, that is. rame ~o~~ e:-~ he clouted a home The super southpaw of the run over the left·ePnter fence. N. ew y ork y ankees. who has Pltch;~g. · · the name of the ti~ everyone else up m knots Dodgers game, w11s not nethis spring, suddenly has be- glected either a'! southpaw com e the Iavorl't e runeh'mg bag Cla ude Os teen, who came from of the Dodgers, who usually Washington in the Frank Howrely on a few wings and some ard deal: hmited the Bombers prayer:!l to get them through a to two hd.s and one run in six season· · · s an d p1c ' kd u!nmg e up the dedFord had appeared comple.te- s1on. Osteen now has allowed ly r!cov~re~ from an o~erat10n only two nms in 13 spring to his p1tchmg arm durmg the !rames. winter . when he breezed The Dodgers weren 't the only t;tro~gh hiS ~rst sev~~ exhibi- club to go t:Jt.serk at the plate bon mnmgs Without gtvmg up a WPdnesday , however Tht> once.. run. Then U1e Dodgers entered powerless Senators rapped out the picture. . 15 hits to bury Kan3as City 12-2 Los ~geles, wh1ch pounded as WllJie Kirkland and ex-Dodg: Ford SIX d_ays ago to every- er Ken McMullen blasted twoone's aurpr1se, really teed off 1un homers. Another on the Yankee ace Wednesday A~geleno, Nick Willhite, who is to the tune of 11 runs and 12 w1th Washington on a hits in five innings. The Dodg- al basis. looked impressive in ers now .boast 20 ~its and _15 his del>ut, allowing but one un· runs ag~lDBt ~ord ~ n~e 1l1- earrted run in three innings. nings th1s sprmg, winch 1s not Elsewhere, Billy Williams hit exactly what the doctor or- one home run in the Chicago dered. Cul>s' 8-7 triumph over the Los Bat Around Angeles Angels but was deThe 1963 world champions. prived of another when he who dropped to slxtb in the passed a teammate on the tight National Leogue race last basepaths ... Carl Yastrzemski year, sent 10 men to bat socked two doubles. 8 single against Ford in a six-run sec- and drove in. four runs to lead · -~-- BOSTON (UPI)-BIII Russell, the moody defensive genius wbo helped the. Boston Celtics rewrit.e ~he, Nat10nal Basketball As~1atmn s record books, has agam been acclaimed the league's Most Valuable Player. The_ ~.S. Basketball Writers AssocJatron Wedneaday named Russell the Most ·Valuable Player lor the Court!\ time In five yeors The. boarded giant wa top choice of aU but one sf th u sports 'te tslngo the ;ty of St. John Arena, Wilt fiod out Friday night a• witt untold I thousands of others by watch· ing the first state-wide tele- , vision network to carry lhe ao.nual event · ~ ·~- .. -- I . . ·' ' ;' SPECIALS! Dan Obravac, canton 2151 21.7, St. EVans, Urbana, 1-1, Geo'*d McKee, Dayton 6-1, 187, 12.2, Sr. Team · viii•· Monte HarrY Reynolds, Brian Dowling, Ignatius. Dave Sorenson, Findlay; Hetlor, Mansfield; Terry ham, Dayton Chamlnado; tins Ferry· Jack 1 ~:il !n~me~y~ear~s~m=th=e~p=la~y~ofl_s_l=a=teri 1 28:' 011 St.tion The I'OmerO'f BOWling AssoclaJion will hold their •Ingles and doubl,i tournamfnt •t the Pomeroy L1nes • :'::::.great ':! ~·' ' ·.· I'RIDAY lVI!~ MARCH ' • 26 . SUNDAY'Aii'TI'It.ooti: Mi.RCH 21 REPOSSESSED Wurlitzer SPINET Short Sleeve Take Over Payments SPORT and DRESS SHIRTS $16.00 a month Tapered madras, checks and plaids. Also jac shirts. ONE MAGNA VOX From Puritan BANLON SHIRTS America's most popular knit shirts, STEREO. F reneh Prov. Cabinet ! Price 8.95 ''Konst1nt Kre1se" Wash Slacks 1lackw - ne\'t>r net>d ironing, From Notice To ·<).,en ..Bowlers ssss $39~ .1 "This has been strictly team season. Every man on the 1 Celtics has been a part of it and the people here have bee~ ' great to. us, j~st great." The high-flymg Celbcs swept 1o ~lr ninth straight Eastern DIVIsion title thiS season while compllq a record 62 VJclones, They wll be gunning lor tbeir eighth NIL\ championship in ~:E~I!~B~uc:h:tei~;~Stev:e~MII:,~To:ledo:J ' LOWREY ORGAN In The SpriflfJ A Young Man's E'anf!fl Turns To j:It llossford; Steve Easlmoor; Tom Roger Bacon; ·-~ NEW 1 Clalrsriue; Ed Jacob$, lids Wellston; Bob Kanutb, bus Nurth; Nick Canton FIRST McKinley; Rkk QUAL1TY Denton REGULAR Lima Shawnee; Stu Wln81on, C:.rtit..d Columbus West; Eric 'n'avis Ash• Madison; Mike GUITAR to accept it on behalf of my ~:ymof~~.~ people of the Hogan, Akron Ellet; Larry . Bryan, Tom . Jenkins, Tony Simmons, London; Fred Brown, Keat Roosevelt; Clarence Adams, ClnciDnat! Withrow; Mike ClnctnnaU McNicholas· 8111 . IJ ' Bride, ma Senior; Tom ga, Troy; Dave Redinger, GUITAR NEW SPANISH And the Philadelphia Phillies capitalized on five Minnesota I error"! Lo score four unearned 1, runs and defeat the Twins 6-4. Vernon . Law pitched seven stron5 mmngs and Bob Bailey, Manny Mota and Willie Stargell sl~ggea hom~ runs to pace the Pittsburgh Pira,.es to a 5-3 con· quest of thf' Houston Astros ... Russ Snyder's two-run double in the 11th mning gave the Bal- Tills ~U~r eigarett~ 11 packed witll timore Orioles a 5-4 victory I ~m~a s.=·tastlftK plpt tobaCC<I over th~ Chicago White Sox ... Ina lbOUS •od Hall. Get pleas. Ar.d the Cleveland Indians batnew tasle. Try 1 ted arOlmd in the first inning pac l for four runs to score a 4-2 win i over the Angels "B" squad. I _,,;z,.(.....,.u_e,..IP",. selection committee. it was the J biggest sweep in the seven-year 1 history of the coveted award. The one remaining first-place 1 vote went to Jerry West of Los Angeles, who nosed out Oscarol Robertson of Cincinnati for second spot on the balloting. Only Russell, West and Rot1erill son were named on every lot. NEW ElECTRIC AND AMPUFia 5.95 eFOR THAT extra speclol occasion White Coah ond Black Slacks e LARGE Solectlon of Sports Coall & S,.lnt Suits, Min's and . .,.• ... DOWNIEGROSS . . ~lOY, ~10 -"'' ANNIVERSARI great Middletown squads of the Jerry Lucas era. . About 13,497 fans , the capac- I RANGERS JSSt:F. CALL 1 NEW YORK (UPII - Dick Meissner has been called up by ; the N~w York Range-rs from ! Baltimore of the American Hocney League and will play 1 left wing against the Red Wings 1 at Detroit tonight. Defenseman Mike M.:Mahon and forward .Jim Johnson were returned to St. Paul of the Central Hockey League .arter one-game trials. ·: the Boston Red Sox t.o a 11-7 victory over the San Francisco , G.l8!1Ls d•:spite Willie Ma.ys' Yirst home run of the spring ... BI"}} Russe}} Again • Named NBA'sMOSl va}uab}ecager I , AND . . dering if the Indians might be another super team such as 1 Daytoo Belmont last year, eo. lumbus East of 1963 or the i Exhibition Bauball Results By United Pres• Jntei'Dallonal Lo8 An I (N 12 gees ~ y k IAI 2 ew .or . Boston 11 San FranciSco 7 Cleveland 4 . Los Angeles '~' fA·squadl 2 Chicago (NI • · Los Angeles lA1 (B-squad) 7 Philadelphia , Mmnesotr 4 Baltimore 5 Chicago A) 4 New York (N) Milwaukee 1 Pittsburgh 5 Houston 3 Washington 12 Kansas City 2 St. Louis 3 Detroit !Asquad) 2 Cincinnati 19 Detroit (8-squad 'l 2 j JnX • t 0 F 0...d . Hyatt, Tlpp City; Jerry ·<,~ - S•A\If; 1\J~ Fowler, Taft; );~l~;;;~~~~~~~~t~ Mact,Hamilton Middletown; ,, .,. JtooD ·JOC l Finney, Springfield Soutb; 10 ;··- eror , .... _............me. ., tlld 'f.AYr!R PIJHT$· ·~ ·. · , •IIi--...... . ........ .wub, day, AprU :U; end ... ,CHIPS It II:: Other IYtllta ~ ., . . claal 'blcludi .SaturdaJ, ' Mandl ~~ I ·I'IIIDIIIIIP IIIII I!!IU Hll,·' April I IIIII. 10· ·a .,..,,•• clance ..._ .o.l.'"""' Contributions were made to the heart and cancer funds and for an Easter treat for the xen-. horne when the American. ta Legion Auxiliary of Drew Web~ter Post met ' Tuesday even-mg. p earl Knapp, president, opened the meeting in regular form. ~{ayme Holmes was reported ID in Holzer ~ospitaJ and her room number ts 361. Cards of thanks were read from Mrs. Clifford Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Bartoo Holl and Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart. Bulletins ~ere. read in r~~rd to the district JUnior activities convention to. be held May 1 at Oak Hill, a~ also concern· ing reports wbtcb are to be In ro the Department by May 1. A. vote of thanks was .sent to Mildred Arnold and Thelma Grueser, cooks at the PornElem~tary. School, for the1r help With birthday party. U was announced that Kandy Grueser bas been selected as representative to Girls State, with Sh~ Biggs as alternate. Faye Wildermuth, community service chairman, gave her report and it waB reported that membership to date is 107. Refreshments were served by Evelyn Gilmore and Marjorie Reuter with Ellen Couch and Charlene Thoma, contributing hostesses. ----SON 18 BORN Dr. and Mrs. N. W. Kramer ('Jbanet Barnitz) of Plainview, Texas are announcing the birth of a son, Emil Augustine, on Tuesday, March 16, at Plainview Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John N. Kramer of New WestM, Ohio .lnd Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Bamll2, Pomeroy. The Kramer's also have two other sons Eric and Evan and three . da~ghters . Renata 1 Sara and Alexa. ' Rlrodes; Doug Grayson, Kirl8i Jim Sutton, Garfield; Rick Snider, Shawnee; Buddy Quarles, ton; Larry Coon, Athens: Dillon, Maiulfleld St. Peter· Flnl Team Dennis Meadors, Dayton ' .Jeff Miller, Lima Sh!Iwn•ee.l bins; Phil Argento, 6-5, 2011, 23.5, Sr. West; Kefl Novak, Toledo WittLarry Histe, Portsmouth, mer; Gary Hahn Toledo st. US, 25.4, Sr. Francis; Rick na;mer, Zanes- _. IJ!IIIIIIIIIt,a &!#111M-.. >. . .. .. "' Are Made by AUXI"/'IOIY Unit . COLUMBUS (UPI)-The 1!185 Press International AA All-Ohio high school teams, with height, scoring average and .. /'·'-'il'' f toWard .·lilll!I!Ctnl ,!11;1 WlblltiiOD ,>_, cOnfribufionS around with Cincinnati as utHIIy men have shown they are mean men with a bat, as well ao the p ...0 vn UPI's All ·. Class AA Ohi0 Team Named aNORfU.L IIVIo to tournament. Shawnee, with two starters av-· eraglng more than 20 points per same, had the tallest team In the tournament. But St. ltavier eshibited plenty ol lire power In downing Urbana and wUI de- "I'm very gratified," Russell said when informed of his selec~ion. is a fine award and ~ --------..:..~_.c=:.:..:=:::~::::-_____~~~~wr'C'.."'~r'."s..'co"'m~pr~~e a fine tribute. l>ut I would like 1 1- CII' , Two rookies who are given an seconds remaining tn the over· excellent opPortunity of sticking :·1' . __ I ...,. . .. Proooedo . . . Ill D 0 d:g·n came at Cincinnati and naturally enough al!ecled the outcome of the game. With the CLEARWATER, Fla. (UP!)- score tied 11$-11$ and only 11 f:' w• •• two free !brows by Wall Bella- Bailey Howell of the Bullets my in the final minute of play and Lenny Wilkens of St. Louproved the dH!ereflce for Balli- to shared game scoring honors more. On two different oeca- with 21 points eacn. St"ll • I H0 l ID Reds'Camp Last lllght's meeting was held All-&ar team last year at E_astem High school at and th~rd. . , Helms, workmg pnmarily at NBA: PJayoft Standlags also can do a more _Eastern Dlvlsloa passab_le job at second (Sertt!l' A-Best of Five) . an~ With Perez he pracW L. hcally gwes Sisler a replacePhiJadelphia ment for his entire infield. He 1' Cincinnati showed last season at San Oi0 1 Westen Division ~go tbat he cao hit as he drove (Serlel B _ Best of Five) 69 runs with a .309 average. w. L. Reds CoUect It lilts It ~as a hit day for the entire 0 Baltimore Clncmnati team as they banged 1 - St. Louis out 21 hits. .· Wednesday's Jtesu' Anotber of the bJg hitters was Phila. tt9 Cincinnati 117 (QT) Mel Jueen, who slashed a Baltim•· · St. Louis 1011 grand slam homer. KELS• JUR The major victim was Joe LAU: ld (UPI) _ K 1 Sparma, former Ohio State footflve-ti~e ho;;. ol lh e:: ball quarterback, wbo gave up e year, both homers and was rapped for a! UJ· to~ Wednesd~y at a fantastic 12 hits and 11 runs W'e · e w appear 8 in the two innings he pitched !tack dally through Sunday. Glen Hobble didn't do much bet: ter, giving up nine hits and eight runs in three inni Jim O'Toole became Red hurler to go seve . /r,. as he yielded four hitsn a1: : : run. He struck out sl Reli BilJ Henry finished ~~ ever Today the Reds g game. 0 up against th Phil e adelphia Phillles here In the first meeting of the National League rJvals this spring. -BERRTS WORLD m, let. upended the Hawks 106-105 play we couldn't overcome." 88 the Western Division semi- Pbiladelphla bad &raUed from finals got underway at St. Lou- the openlnl basket of the game ls. untiJ the eloatng: minutes of Ute Inchlded in the two games were two near fights, a rousing blast at a referee's decision and the nail-biting e>citement r.·~ that usually typifies NBA !(:/ 0 aames. The disputed referee's call Rookies are glove, thus tar this spring. The two are Tony Perez and Tommy Helms, !be !alter believed a posslbiHty for a starting role if he can continue hls t' k work. sIC Perez drove ln six runs with three hits, including a homer, , t t d' Wednesday as the Reds' "B" Hale, McArth ursousanmfte !b•·edth . Tig. junior was voted the league's am co ucr e Detro1t most ~utstanding pla er. ers, 19-2, ~t Tampa. Helms had Members of they four safeties and three runs batBuckeye Conference will be ted tn. . : ored next month at the Buckeye . Manager Dick S~sler IS countcafeteria In Athens. Boys pick- mg on Perez makmg the grade ed fur first team -will receive he ~an do relief d~ty at first basketballs the second team . thll'd bases and m the out. selections ~m get medals and r1eld, which makes him a ntighty boys on the third team wiillet valuable man. In fact: be was certificates. to the Pacific Coast Chicken Dinner IIGnlllt Taylor, Raymond 111• tl1and and Jim l•mbert, earn'01111 orders: and llltlba BID lao, dean-up. llptolal lbanlla .. to _ . . l'oadllnd for clonallon al all . . !IOifltotl .... Ill Mrt. llnM· IIIOibar ol Alrl ........ a c)llo membtr '1111> ldlled IIIII Oe!IM1 ,for lbt table ...,. · fourth period, but a beoket by slons In the closely-fought conChet Walker forced the game test players almost came to into overtime with the score at blows. 108-I!JI. In the first period, Bellamy Hal Greer ol the 76ers led and Chico Vaughn of the Hawks aU scorers with 37 points as were the antl<gonists while in Chamberlain, still bothered by the third period St. Louis play- was able -lnsteam~the~ a stomach complaint, was held ing coach Richie Guerin caine pend on center Bob Arnzen tn to 26. Jack Twyman had 25 out swinging after being fouled stop the Indians. points lor the !Wyals, including by Wally Jones. However, Bal- But the Shawnee legend con16 in the opening period. tlmore's Gus Johnson held tlnued to build up in Columbus, , night while the Baltimore Bul- McMahon moaned. "It was the A field goal by Don Obi and Guerln back. and many observers were won- Selected t. tb" d t 1 0 rece~e Ir earn h onon were sentors Job n White and Keith Prater both McArth . Arch' ' . frour, Cha Je . jumor m uncey, Bill G'lk f Th PI . d Senio/Ji:! ~ambeert fr~~ :~tland. urly Juno, no definite date yet. A lunch of ~ cream and cake team oelection, Ume period, PhUodelphla's AI Blandll obot a buket jJJJt as the 24-oec:ond clock eaplred. Despilt protes1.1 from the !Wyals' bench, Referee Earl Strom alk>wed the goal and Wilt Chamberlaln added two foul shots the Cincinnati Royals 11&-117 in moments later to clinch the overtime In the opener of the game. best-of-five Eastern Dtviaion se- "Strom's call was the ball r1es at ClnC!innatl Weihlesday game," Cincinnati Coach Jack. · team was Rutland Red Devil Setrlor Larry Rupe, a 5-11 for· ward. Others on the first team besides Hartung and Knicht were 6-0 J I Gl B ldg t unor enn r ewaer, ol Olauncey; ~II Junior Marvm Hale of McArthur and 6-$ pre center Terry Dyer, a senior. Upset' I·n Playoffs :r:~~~ =.~-. = ~=······ · 151• . u·awks The tempo for the National llasketball Alsociatlon playoffa apparently hes been aet OD the opening night of competition chaos, conluslon and constemalion. The l'blladelphia 76en upset am. Also placed on the second Received from Carol FlocWI. ~ Royals' ALLSTARS lor center, an dCharles Knight, Over$200is Ill: 11!- • 6-2 junior lorward, were named to the flnt team while 6-0 sen- uWbat's wreag wHb It With lor guards Ken Caldwell and Ro- !hill .nacblne can do m hlk1 ger Spedterlcer were named to the lD& and never leave bo.Je'" _ -· . -=:aa::= "!i . = m'~"" In both the C1aso AA Sbawnu, With playor.j)f-the battlel Mlnsler'l. W~ !2U) Albany, wUh the tallest player could be tbe best game 1n the viouoly ID!bea~ : : ; : flli tho Ol'lllnoll1 &drlli,W and A dlvilloos. year Jeff Miller repcrted In a- In the opener aad Albt:oy'a Red ill the Clasa A Held wali a pod tourney. recJonal fiDa1L Ceolral DCJilled c:oiltest on the ABC • ...,.. .. The main question marl< was celleot health, takes on Cinder- Devtls 128-1) l8!l&la wllb 1.8111 bet, but the Derilo ot111 IDUII Colwnbua South, a etaw tour- Youngstown BoardmaD ~ the week" : ~· ~ w1tether Lima Shawnee ,. lor ella team ctncinnlti St. xavier otate champ Norlilwestern (23- get by a steody, methodiul nament final._ in 1954 at Cleve- and St. xavlor tumed tin~ lo TV Guldlo maiQinll. real. Glowlni reporta circulated In the Class AA nightcap Fri- I) In the oecond pane. Northwestern oqaad !bat bas the land, was favored over Akron blageot upeet of aU by el!minatMIDDU!:BiffiY, VI. (UPI) ' ~..~~.thelncllasltte about the day. . Lima ADd Cohullbtl Favored epxerionce to go all the way. Central in the ClaSB AA opener iag top-rated and unbeaten Ur· Freeman Al)eft of i!po'......t .-~...... ns from Allen But the oman school Class A While Lima Shawnee loomed Mlnater, the only perfect ...,. otarling a1 7:30 Friday llllbL bana. N.Y., and Geo<ge Couol)', who have roled up alteama get the jump on their blflthe Clau M favorite, things ord squad, plio its ..,..rvaUve The winllOrs Friday return for GreOmrido, Coon., will'""• • 01111 Tbroe .w.Bton I'll1 ~ re~ and llOeiiJ to be get- brothero In the afternoon 11 were more uncertain Ill Class Iattack against Sprlniboro's ,fut- a obot at the ooveted state CG-<lapt,lns for JJe ~ UpS better wllh every game. Sprtngboro'o Pantben (24 • IJ A. breakine Panthers In what champimlablps Saturday. The wave of upaeta left only College bockey team.,.,_-. two All.oblo perfonners m the _.,.. ,_ tbe . 'l'he Eastern Eagles ball team dominated lbe list oelectlona lor !be League" team aelecled. day 1\lflht by coaches of the con· terence. Ken Hartung, 8-4 Eagle Don't pull a child Into puroulta for which be II not ready. Wben bt lbowa a ipODiao DOOUI lnl<lrut, don't hold lila btclt. no ~ pia,=:.:;.;:.~:: ~ 11'1: 1111 OMapur . ! • USED THOMAS ORGAN .~ price Now 1 �' . t-DaUy Sentlllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. 25, 1965 Ladiea IVi111at .,m Band Battle ,foComeOff "On F 'd M .ay " Be Held on Friday Highway Department ~ding Problenis in Relocations Hospital ~ews .. ' f" j 1 r.ii o! °. • •r ooii,' Mtt. ~ Allplot\la:::r As Guests ofFarm Bureau Relocation assistance is of~ $75. SOCIAL I 1 fered to every relocate< but he 1 does not have to accept 11. It is best utlllzed 1n large metropoHtan areu where people are apt to have lltOrf problema In littdJng boualng It 1s eotlmated that 90 per 'cent of all peopJe moved remain within the same community. Tbe Relocatkm Advisory Asslstance Program 1.!1 still In its I Infancy aDd there are indicaIlona that additional legislation atendlng aid will be passed. YOUR EASTER OUTFIT CAN BE BEAUTIFULLY FASHIONED JUST FOR YOU! ....,e Women Seamless Nylons 3 ··- $1.00 Colors Bel....,.,.. or tu - - - RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN ThHt lrt Micro MHh (run resl1t1nt) pkg. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Here's A Lift For Your W•rdrobe - A LIFT FOR YOUR BUDGET! FAMOUS '9~ CHARMS Contriol e Pax Crabgrus e Dupont Chordano Dust Shop McC•II's Patterns 115 W, SECOND y e Dupont Aminlik OHIO L,.,...,..,..,...,,..,,.....,.,.._______,....,,....,,.,.----- HARDWARE~ MAIN ST. POMEROT • :c;at;;1 CHEVELLE by Chevrolet No other car o its size o ers more 1ps~~=~.:::; 111111'"' 1b111111lBy allernoon at p.m. at lha churth. Mrs. EmJones will be program 1' : : · Hosie,... will be Mrs. Lloyd, Mn. Wayne GlbIB and Mrs. 0. P. Klein. The Riverview Garden Club will meet Thuraday evealng on March 25 at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Hsrry Osborne with Mrs. Frank Blae aaslstlng. Rock Springs Gran!!" will Thursday at 7:30 p. m. A Iprogram will be presented by i !be three graces and refresh· ments . will be oerved. . The Women's AJ!oclatlon o! the FirBt Unitad .Jlresbyterlan Church in Mhldleport will met' Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Hosie.,.. will be Mrs. Geoll!• Anderaoa, Mrs. · Anderson, Mrs. Don Mr1. George Lowery, Moore and Mrs. 1 .. . B·•i'tJJ acruUc lacguer finish . .' hodr ami frtr1 lluah-OitrJ.dry rocker pan€1• t 1'3? Ji'iiio...-........... Chester 7th Grader Wins RIZER 1 1 I .. - M,U. , T~l : Thin•• That Tho Wild o.-,., ,.. Family and Your ,._..... ( AJ SINGLE CHARMS Sterling _ _ _ _ _ 1.00 to 3.50 Yellow Gold Filled - - - - -- 1.50 to 3.50 Bracelets - - - - - 2.00 up GOESSLE'R JEWELRY STORE Court St., Pomeroy :!!" ::~1 ~~ TuiNI... .._ell. with ..._ppal* lfHeollt, ptu• tu. Ad. 12 If.,_,._.. b Mt NelppHie. ·--~..,. .t. Budget ..._.. Thol It"'"'• liAaDIIISS a ••oN ,. ' . a!t~ ~~ ; : P~~ No matter bow YOtl 1ocli: at it. t1t11 ear makeo a lot of MillO. If :yo~>'N interelted in '1'11118 (ancl who isn't), the e]oym feat.urea above Jive you & coad idea why more intermediate-lin •r buym are tllinkbla: Cbnolle. If you.'re lookiaa:lor a wide power ehoieo Chevelle 1tarta out with a 1~a~~d.ri 1»11p Ill, om ideal eity MAB.• ~~~..: lng Monday ll.vch • .at I p.m. In lha tdlool cat.rtorta. Flint! raiiJn& projecla will bt otudlld. it handle& b'ke a smaller tar. Comfort? Thick wall-to-wall !!aT• peting in Malibu models. Foam· cuabionl!Ci seats. Easy-to-read instru• mont panel. The whole interior looks li.k~ thooe in cam costing far more. Come on down to our showroom and take ,. drive soon. Chevelle beiins to make even mote sense after you've gone a couple of milel. . cler 100111. Great front and rear leg room. Thooe four, live or ailt paaaen• gers have it made. And ao do you. · Chevtllemay - t lilra a bi& Ci&l' but IJheiJnil« •(11(!,. • fJIMwII• lJorlJalr . 0 -~· ' ~ '." -' .. ' ' TuMI.... pliM• &u •H ·.·- -. Ura. 8i( .,, or omoll. tills :J.T 11)1on tire fib the"' II tw Ins. Smoclth rolling tread tivts saiNt bite OR lllms. skips. and storts. Wars looter. too. IOI'l'DID IAU' e RIZER OIL LEASE OR SELL & ABBOTT ·. ~ . .~ MID!)LEPOlT, 0. · Mldtlhpori, 0. ' . coMPMY l;lome Ownecl . . 10 Qpertted . You·n !Jib OUr ·s..toa ·I '"' · " · fHONE . WY 2'V7V.o& ...--. · ~tl ~1T.B WI: li'I'OIS WE .ENT ~ TUfSYI c... FOR EA$11RI ' ' ~ \ All·WEATIIEI wltll *1850 ••••• ..-.-t. w .LAY•AWAY.NOW ' ' .,. . POMEROY , NYLOII FREET~ POMEROY MOTOR. co~~VA·~y W• MAIN STRHT . 2.00 1 Oet lllo aaswera. ne lot ?OUr l1IEE OI!PJ of "Tba W• ler Spot Story. • · ' . FrldaJ- S.tunlay Big II DllJ SptiCMII ,Iumb f:6nJeUe . , ·. ' ·, . only -•o.Fl!Nn1- • What an water JPQtl, Uma SJIOtl, 111m eaiFIOd Ill' tap water? How do !beY hurt complexiona duD hair. ~ltbrleo . damuo Drive 110mething reallY new-dist!over the difference at 1our Chevrolet dealer's be Rev. John wuuama, Aaaoelate pulor ol the First Melliodlst Clurch In Atbeno. perfonnt!!'. Arter that you may order from a variety of engines. that turn it into an even sreater hichway performer. · Roomf IAt'lTa door"Openinp, Wid& cmfed tlide windoWI for utra ehoul• SPECIALS! Ulz15 Bebt:: ltotUe Imeet your vecy own bracelet. Acl•- In Good - . . . , . . . Ill Tbe Put Matr011's Club o! IE~:':;:~v40lapter, OES, will evening. March 24 the home ol Mrs. J . A. IYoun1. The wcru wlll moet Friday 7:30 p. m. at tho Baptlat Churcb. MAIL fl The Junior and Senior 111gb otaas or Letart Fallt Melhodlal church will hold a Jitney IIIIJ>per SatutdaJ, Marob rt, at the Community l!.rll. Sorvlnc Is to beglll at 5 p.m. Praeeeda will go for a new <AI'P'I In t h • church. Evarylltlt II welcomo. MAll. " The replar lub4latrlct Mothodlat Youth Fellowship rallY s $7 *10 *12 ••rM ' W.ttf Can Do Te Yeu, Your / , Quilted Chintz fresh flowerl (,. ' I this week. You select the charms you want on t•• ... u.2j '· ' • ,..,..,._,.,. ignilion •llllttll.•' Goessler'o I . ::f. y., The Southern Local Band Boostero will hold their rep- · tar meetln& at tha Southom IIJgh School on 1buraday, liar. 25 at 7:30 p. m; All Junlor and Senior baod parenta are urged to be presenl The Amateur Ganlen Club . wiU meet at !be home of Kath- 1 ryn Knlght Thursday evening; • March 25. Slides of !lower at' rangemenll will he preseuted during the program. Here are new Spring arrivals at TlM E t:- EBERSBACH HARDWARE. "EVERYTHING IN AT T' 1 · e WHCI-No-More Lawn- . WHCI & Brush Killer Mrs. Lillie An d o· , .' w...t Killer, etc. 6 riC • s· WEEK-END SPECIAL! and Shoop Manura Se . f UPI Brl"e(S F1!04 ePHI Moss etatt!. . eEarth Carpet Grau SHCI Custom tallorlne service by our own ex· pert 1eamstreues. Come in today f e Sacco Lawn .Pood. e Sacco RoM .... ,...,..,.... - K.l .. e Sacco Pure Bone Moat . 3. __ v· . A COMPLETE SELECTION! e Sacco Plonl Food ....., ........... 1 GARDEN SEE.D - - -----.....,..- save! The Eighth District Confer1 ARRESTS MADE 1ence will be held this Sunday, liJ' PT. PLEASANT - Arrests March 28 in Murray City. All PLAN SUPPER I .. j ~· 0 during the past 24 hours ac- 1delegates who were ·' cording to jail records were : ed at the last meeting are MAR. II Tbe ~~bawlll hold! l•beJftneyPort9 Sale & Serv'l ce George Allen, 39, MI. Alto, Ires- ed to attend. The next The Mount Moriah Baptist IUPJIOI' zaar a . In er S passmg warrant ; Floyd Bush. of the Legion will be Monday, . o! Middleport Is spon-land Grade School o• Friday, WY 2·2284 35. llartford, rape warrant; Aprll ~- A movlo wUI be a chicken dinner Tburf. Aprll I with oe~lng to begin at Dave Lanham, Pt. Pleasant, prior to the meeting aod day open to the public, with 5 p. m. After 7.30 P· m. there POMEROY vhlalion of probation. !reshments served afterwards. sen:lng hours of 4 to 7 p m wUI be • hymn ~:.~eryrt· · · one wanting to ll1liJ """' pa . for the dinners will bel _ _____ -=-accepted and delivered to homes In Middleport. Orders • NEW SHIPMENT-POPULAR f.ALENDAR For You Ferry-Morse Bulk Complete Line Of Pl•nt Foods, Fertilizen, ln..ctldcles· ,;."tmare River DeWS 28.9 Come, see, select from beautiful new materials. Hundreds or yards or new spring fabrics now on display. Sew and N:.W. :f em, Wines. Cheshlre, a son. PEP Called I ~gislators Tour Capital Rt. PT. PLEASANT - The an- ' Famillea and businesses renual Kiwanis Club sponsored celve compensation lor moving "Pancake Day" will be lleld Post Members Pltrn oo a differeat basis. Saturday, Ma_rch 27th begiooing Businesses are paid on actual at 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. in the Get-Toget~Jfr costs not to exceed tho $3,000 Crdnance Elementary school . h maximum limit. Two bids. must cafeterla. Tickets may be pur- fThDrere ww' 11b bete ap gett togebeter be submitted and reviewed. 11Je . 10 ew e s r os mem rs . . chased from any local K1wan1• d th . . irl f '·nd bUSJD~"58 is p;-~:1d foffer tbe move 1 . Ian e1r w1ves or ll ru: s) . d th 1 cost is an or at th~ door any tJme this Saturday night, March 1:1, 1!1 made an e &cLua Saturday. Pnces are ~~ for at the Post Home. An evening knowu. adults 11nd 50 cents for chlldren. ot dancing and games is planThe tickets are good for all the ned . Refreshment! will also be pancakes you can eat. Iserved. I "'" ...,.,s.t ... n 7Persons,_.e. omo.·_rati.on,_' Jnditted £.orA,.~Unsplta_ey C · 't• II •eta¥ •.,.; ~.C :-. .. .. Jill! r,. a ·flf' Pill lfSFFJK1 'A 'f1.• 8wbllalttc - - · ... lilt R-.atlaw .,. ......, ... llldaullbra .laall:&to!r 11r .,. COLUMBUS ttJPIJ - Arnlcilmeat II ~eheduled bere .lContlnul!d fl11lll .,... 11 tl 1M April 5 for lll!veJJ -peraom and 1 corporatlon.bldlcted by OhiO' leglala!Dn were the pesto o! Farm Bureau ~-~~~~ be 11•_ a !l!Cieral grand Jury 011 ehugeo of tOD.pllacy and vlo- about &. per """'. t1 tile ~ • leaden from all over Oblo today as a part or the organiol ~ .... -.... ._.._!.j;; !ations of lawo on the ule o£ securities and u&e of the ~~~leo!.!:'..~~"':!"' ntion'• annual Leglalative Tour to the State Capitol. .........rna1Is ~ _,.... ..., .,...,_ FoUowlng a briefing on current legislation, the counallooW be.....,_ It lite Reo fh. so-eo t lndleti!IOIII turned Wednesd ID 1 "'Whether tllj! .......,., !tr tbo ty Farm Bur.,.u presidents and le~lative chairmen esereollool C.mmlsslol." VIIIIIO oper."uons Certified er!.tt Corp., a flrm~~~~ v~ culturally depri\'«1 be ~ at oorte4 their respective repnsentatives and senators to a HaD, Middleport, awd mut be fl!Cieral recelversh~The corporation, headquartered the pn!-kinderg.- IJ'OIIP llr - MIJil ... lunclti!Oti·at the Deshler floreceived 88 liter tbaa Aprll /here, and Is subs! r bad operations ln Kentu<ky, In- the dropout,, tt lallpplll'eDllhal -•••• . e-rrsWee .... -..... 1• Jill. tel 'fbere the probleme fac- perty tall, and the passage of /diana, Louisiana, · bama, Ariansss, Florida and 'l'e:t<as. tho bulk of the program ............. > « I f . . , . lng the variour counties and a blll making it unlawful for a Named in the indictment dates extension of achoal _.,_ '"I I Ill a .. areas were discussed . handler or processor of farm were Daniel E. Armel, board the aale o1 111 aecur1t1oa to !be vicetr to children DOl DOW In lbe lilt Jatj filL Wa . . . . . . . . Senators Oakley C. Coill111,r producta to discriminate chairman ; Robert N. Savage, public and that !undo realized school program." Collier llld. Ironton, Charles Paocalte, Nel- against a farmer lor belonging president; Joseph B. DeV61- from 1a1e o1 11oc1< In the new "lienee we W:e tbo q - ol llrt 1"11et II)' . . . _..... 10nvillo; RepresentaUveo D. 0. to a market bargaining associanish, former general COWIIlel ...,...at- was -almoot 1m- physical facll!tieo that would be Taber, Gallipolis; George lion. and director, and Carl H. Treo- mediately tranaferred to the required to can-y out lbe pro- Ia lilt ""'·. llanluo, Atbe111, and Ralpb The local Farm Bureau tesdOil DEAN'S LIST Guce ....ttnp _ Galllpollo emer, tr...,..er, all Certllled parent firm. ' gram." .tHell Mrodly a 111 Welker, Pomeroy, - o pres- en also were told of the need David Orale, 808 of Mr. dam 17.9, 25.0 rwmJng fi4 feet Credit officers .. " Involved were 25 firms deal- He estimated that S 700 adell- - . , II favor oC . . ~ ent. to support the proposed consti- and Mn. Anold Grate of Rul- on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason Also Jack Singleton, an ac- ing m real esl.llte, moleis, tiona! teachers would have be aald, "Yes, , . . ill l....t people attending lrom tuhonal ~endment concerning land, earned a 3.5 overaJe to 24.26, Pt. Pleasant 2!1.04, IBn- countant with ffilthaway I. small loans, buslneso and Jn. hi ed f tbe to be 11.'' tbe three county area Included rwpport10nment. It was ex- make lite lieu'• Uot at the ton 2.49 rialng, Kanawbe Fall• Hathaway, cerliliod public ac- suriiiiCO, acquired by Certified 01' $33 :::Ulion p~g;~:; ~a ~~ . 2 Andrew Crosa, Farm Bureau plalned that this amendment Moantala State Basloeso Col- 7.611 faUIDg, Charleoton out. countant firm at Cincinnati, Credlt. Certllled Credit had · • . • 'a """""' 1 I presldedl and spolt:eoman from would still Insure tho election lege Ia Pubnlrlq where be London and Manne! dams were l and Chesler onc1 Don Hsthaway about 11,1100 creditors In 13 would pay only 13·9. mdbon. SUPPER ON S.lroJIDA'I, Meigs county; Donald Wllson, of representatives from a Ia AadylDc ...,.UDIIDJ T b 0 1rnnning 4\!o feet, and Winfield of the firm. states. The corporation and the In "f'lt•on, hef "':u"ated that The Middleport Volltnla legislati'fe chairman from fairly local area and would be Rutland Hich llchool gr.aduate dam 12 feet . I The Hathaways are from Cln stockholden face losses esti· t~ew c aostssroom Iader rues, a one- I' Fire DepartJwlnt wW .,.... M' unty H G" 1 d · bl tha , • . • rmec wou runto$11J . ell& ~o ; at;Y · ,.en- ar more esrra e . n any reeently eompleted bls •lxtb 1Boat MovemenU: ' innatJ and the others from the mated at in the "'mlilrons of rnrllion 10; Lilt- !oral d i~l i 1 1 Jitney supper at the PearJ..8L ry , legudatlve chaD'man from other plan of apport.IOJimerst so qaairter I Ob" Rj T'bolt do Columbus area dollars." Coli' h . r c s. Elementary school Saturda7 0 Athens county; Golden Cana- far proposed. * _ S·;; ~e~ Aoor:w catoo':: The corporation named in the ''as :;th~r :aid he ap~ared from 4 until 7 p. m. EveryoM 1 1 13 8 dayt Ohio Farm Bureau trustee · ' · · ., , indictment i! Commonwealth Seproponen nor is invited . from Gallia County and Paul 111 II , Carnahan Makes up 14, midnight: Jamel up 14, I Co h' h th fed an oppooent of thiS measure bu• , _·_ _ _ __ Oe er 8 18lt 3 · ]~ am· Peggy Downey up CUfiJe& rp., W IC e er fVJCes Of at the request Of the commit 1 ' Bower, orcanlzat~ director: Bein Post ned 1964 Steel Report tl, 3:30 -~ m : Polly Crane up , at Secur:ities E:o:chanse Commistee,'' said tho state's anal ysis or ! MARRIAGE APl'IJCAftOII MaJor: ttems dmcussed With g po ' Results of the second consec-114, 4:40 a.m.j Harvey Jordon rslon said tls investigatiOn • the PEP bill also fa Jied to sub- Harold Richard Bums, 11., the l!g•slato~ lncl~ed su~h ~ '~i::~e~ ~ei ~~~:t s utive year or record • breaking down 14, 6 a. m.; Charles sho~~ was the selli~g ~ of stantiate the OCE elatm that it Radcliff, student ; Carolyn Ju. matters 18 t~t.emng of strtp l P . ti g h Y performance across the board I up 14, 6: 15 a. m.; Beaver up 1the fradulent operatwn. would equalize s chool lounda- Cray, 18, Dexter, waitrea .. mine reclamation laws.' ref~ ~ for 8 dJMer mee ng a.t t e , by National Steel Corporatlon 15 , 4 :30 a . m ; L. Fieore up 15. 1The Indictment alleged that tion payments to n cher and of Ohio tax laW!, mcluding , ::~ed ~t"a~;turch Aprrll has are presented to stockhol~ers in ~ . 20 a. m.: Walter Beckjord l fraudulent ousrepreseotation of Are 00UDCe poore. districts elunmation of the personal pro. po po · the annual report for 1964 re- down 16 8·30 a m · Permsylva- Cert1f1ed Cred1t wu made by He presented figw-es !ihowmg Th1sd Wedn announcement was re· 1 ed od . . · · ·' · 1 d · r sda h tl ft eas t ay. The document IS ma up 16, 6:35 a. m.; A. J. Pat- Iconcea mg an mJSrepresen me Funeral services for Jewell that ·an one selected county a 1 vea ~ l~ hayd sbeor Y aader signed by Paul H. Carnahan, ten down 17, $ a. m : Eastern · 1ts actual hnanclal condition in Catherine Little Rt. 2 Cheshire, district with an average p~op- 1 arrangemenl.3 • rt 1 u· . , throu h his Washi en 0m Ce cha'u-man, an d George A. st·In· up 18, 5:25 a. m.; Onward up 1who died Wednesday ln Holzer e y va ua on per pupil of $16,- 1 tlnued !r g hngton · th · son, president. Mr. Carnahan120, 3 a. m.; Robert Reed up I 105 Year-old Woman : Hoepil.lll will be held Saturday 141 would get $83 per pupil rrom 11 (Con . om page ?111.c e. 10 appear e~e a1 e is a native of Racine With num-120, 4 a. m.: Kentuckian up 20, M" • . at 2 ~ in the Silver Run ,PEP. while a district With a .t. 'V ture.1 of the bighland.s - the era- mvitatwn. of the Meigs County erous relati"oes in Meigs Coun- 5 a. m.; Jerry Bosworth up 22.1 le8 at 188100 . P · . . valuation of onJy $3,005 per pu- 1 """' ter Alphonsus. The p1le of photo- Community Improvement Cor- ty ;6 a m . Chr'rs Jr.: down 23 2 10 SPRIN GFIELD , Oluo (UPI) _, Baphst ~burch With burial m pil would get •~ h et nd b the three r A date f M 1 · 1 · • · • · 1M A St bo · Gravel Hrll cemetery The Rev ~ For ox port t•idaoce N 1 grap s r t"::led y stagge ·ng polr,a Jon. new be o~ll oebe- The company exceeded $1-bll- p m ; C. V. Harner down 23, I G rs. ncna t umhp, J rn Bl n Andrew Parsons will officiate, .. C~tes Auditiuc Problem fUing your 1964 tax ~ R nger.!lndO~ aiding _ :~h- ers &ppeadr1 ~e re WI lion in .assets for the first time 12:15 a. m.; ~efferson down 13, hr_eene 000 Y w ~den ntam;s assisted by Rev. Merlin Teets. Th.Is ~oes. ~t seem ~o be order JOlt copy o( lay De 17a·500 0 a . ~ prov e announce a~o~~:r. in its history and National also 6 a. m.; Orleman up 23, 7 a. m.; . c ~nan was pre.51 e . · equahzallon m its traditional Crane's "C•t Yo•r 0• bound SCHmtists with more moon was first in rofitabilit amon Helen R. up Greenup 7:50 p. · Umted States, died Wednesday ~ 8 · Ltttl~ .was born m Ole- sense," he said. "The PEP pro- TtiMI.• Jnformation in the past HURT '""CRASH ei ht majorp steel co~ anie: m.; Ravenswood down Green- lin a miss.ionary home at nearby shtre. S~JVlng .are. her hu~ po~al does not insure that every year than astronomers-starting NEW HAYEN - James Drain st!ckholders were lnfor!ed • up 7:10 a. m .; J. S. Lewis New Corhsle. She war 106 years bond, Fled 'I L1ttle .. two dau 'child in the state will get an i with Copernicus, Galileo and of.Paden City , W. Va., was ~d. down Greenup 7:50 a. m.; Eli- old. l gh~rs, Mrs. Leon Miller, ~he- equal chance at the same basic l Sir Isaac Newton ~ have in all nutt~ to Veterans Memon~l sha Woods up Meldahl 2:45 p. M r 1 . ~t ump resided nearly ~1re a,nd Miss . fred~ - L~ttle, educational program, which is recorded history. hosp1~al at 4:30 a. m. this Parkersburg Youths rn.; Sycamore up Meldahl 4 her entire lifetime in Miami I M~ddleport ; a son. B1Uy :L1ttle, the state's principal concern." mommg lor treatment o! Jn. Ask to Go Home p. m.: R. H. Bosworth 11 up:County, tesvlng last month to Middleport : 10 graodchrldren, Collier said lhe PEP plan, NEW' YORK - TAXI SMR- JUTie& suffered In an automob1le Two Parkersburg, W. Va., Meldahl 6:10 p. m.: Alice up e~ter Wayne Ho.sp1tl .~>!'. u .,_~,,. ·two ststers, M".s, Ruth .G1f£en, wh1c~ proposes earmarking of , vice returned to normal here crash between ~rtford and lyouthS who had run away from 8:05 p. m.: Inca up Meldahl l v11le. Her husband Joshua, died Columbus and Mrs. Nelhe Ro~- l certalll fo1111dation funds, woul~ today following a onHlay un- New Haven. Drain. was trans- 1horne stopped at the Melg.!l ll2:10 a . m.: Lorena up Mel- 18 years ago. s.h. Athens : Fourt Brothers, Wli· 1 ~reate an "auditing nightmare" I ion organizing strike marked by ported to .the bosp1tal by Fog- Istate Highway Gargae and ask- ldah1 1:50 a. m. : Francis ham Mulford, Amesville : Char- m some C3Sf's . He said the [ spqradic violence. Several cab- lesong _amb~lance .. ~e was r~-l ed to be taken home by the ,land down Meldahl 2:50 a. Seven Rio Coeds !ES and Paul Mulford, both of .state's computer ,gystem would 1 hies were beaten and more than ported m fait condJtlon late this Ohio State Patrol. Queen City down Meldahl • Columbus ~nd Fred Mulford. not be able to handle the prob- , lOO .taxis were damaged and for- mor~ing . The victim reported- ~ They were taken to the Meigs a. _m.; Lady Marjorie down Pledged to Sorortty ... . Friends may cal at the Ra~- ~e~ sin~ it co~ld. not easily get · ced off the streets aUegedly by Iy hit the rock wall l:tetween County jail, and held until dahl 4:20 .a. m. ; John Seven R1o Grande College co- _bogs-Coats Funeral home until individual statistics from the 1 rovink "goon squads." Hartford and New Haven, de- their parents pic~ them up ,Dean up Meldahl 5:45 a. m. ~ ~ve pledged Athena soror; ,t. p.m. Saturday when the body m~re than 700 school districts in : For l2 yt011 Do Crao llcFI It was ealled off Wednesday molishing his car early today They were both 16 1ty th1s semester. They are N~ will be taken to the church. Ohio. t . . GalllpoiLo Dam ' da J B df d M'ddl rt · . Th I th · : laeen a •ewspaper writer and after a foW'-hour rally at Mad-c----years old. ra or . 1 epa . e on y o er wttnes!l was t editor. 15 yt011 he's ison Square Garden attended by HIILmLLY DANCE ~er:,':;'n 4;i!'b PB.::~rOVEC Carolyn Pigma~ Proctorvillej :rri.State Democrat M. B . Morton, assi~tant of edu-1 .... a For tu col . .niot. This 9,000 hackles and their support- The Senior class of Rutland FIRE PUT OUT P · p.. · • . . IMartha J. Collms Welt.ton l. , • ca11011, who test1 fred that rt combination tMintntly qual· 9 00 ers High school will sponsor a hill- Middleport Vol··-'eer Fire- · P· m., Titan down 1.0!> a. Anne !Jete, Carlisle, Pa.; Cheryr .Rally IS Planned would be ·geoerally true" that lfies bioo to tell yoo what . W¥ m · Bayou Lorrame up 2 am · · Lind K Ch " 'C""·· · t' (UPII A h teachers 'th t • d bUy - stye square dance at the men quickly extingUished a frre ·• . .' ·· a . a~;, . '· ~n..;uma I uge w1 masers egrees )'01 wont to bow ••• in a MA~ - TWO U.S. AIR school auditorium from 8 until in a truck on Maln-81. In Mid- Jacob G. down 3.20 a. m., So- fant. . and Nancy Albert lri-~l!'te rally will be held he<e would get larger salary lnereas11JGJ you con andentand .•• Force . pltlea today collided In n p. m. Saturday night with dleport Wednesday afternoon. met down 4 1 · m. . . Jackson. :t'uty ~ by Democrats with elth- .. under PEP and that most taJ. regul• the air nlar tllirk Fteld: plung- the Brooks Sayre group playing Firemen said the truck , owned Kanawha River ~ To be eligible to ·pledge Ath- et President Johnson or Vice l teach~s WJth adYanced training about tioM. ed to the ~und. ~ k11led aU and Whitey Beegle calling. Ad- by Ed Spencer, caught fire when Jane Lucas up Marmet 4:20 a. ena, a girl must be at leaast a President Hubert Humphrey ex- w!re Jn the larger school disncut Owe TCIXII· ... seven AmeriCan all'men aboard mission will be by the foot size. a gas line broke. The alarm m.: 0 . F. Shearer up M~r~et second semester freshmiJI and pected to be the spea~e~. 6-1 pages, il illutraletl wit~ both pl~s. There will be door prizes and was turned in at 3:39p.m. 6:15 a. m.: Solvay up Wmf1eld have a 2.0 (C) average. John M. Anderson, C~c~':':~ l wtA~:slt~ed If that would tend to An A1r Force announcement . th •-t h'llb'll 3-05 a m . Susan Lane down lawyer servisg rally the gap between rich and ~~pie forms and costs 50c. Jl 88 1 1 Y cos'd th '"· t h ppened prw.es 1or e · · -' distr1·ct M0 rt 'd th IBJ e acc~n a tumes. THREE ARRESTED Winfield 3:.20 . a . m.: Thelma FIRE CONTROlLED man, said that 10,000 s, on sa1 at when a utility pa~enger Three arrests were made by Ann down Wmfie1d 5 a . m.; The Rutland Fire Departmen~ were expected to attend mathematically ' be the SOc A Copy and ~argo ;tet ram~ed mto a LOCAL TEMP~ · Pomeroy Police Wednesday. ~len Z. up Winfield 5:05 .a·!D· ; answered a call on Ute Happy Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. He wa! asked if that was At Our Counter . C47 propeller • ~!ven cargo ~e te~ra~ur~ m Pome· Thf'y were William Board, 21 , Ohver Shearer down WJnfield Hallow road where a four room uid the event probably plane whfte practicing takeoffs roy s busmess district at 11:50 a. Lakin, charged with speeding ; 5:4ft a. m. house eaught fire Wednesday be held at the county or bad in his opinion. I' a~dl landings at Mthe .a lr base 60 mki: wa.-; 38 degrees under cloudy Delmar Hawley, Middleport, as.afternoon. The unoccupied struc- grounds. depends on your philosoof education,'' lie said. nu .. north 0 1 an 1 I a. s es. sault and battery, and Ernest ture i.B located acrO!'!Is the road ----.;..=-..;;..;;=--==iiiii==iiiii==iiiii~ Ward, 22, Middleport, speeding. Accident Report from the Worley Hsley reoi- Velenrn Memorial HospHal , Correction Made once. The blaze was brought ADMISSIONS - Brenda Car-l RETURN HOME A corrected report of a under conlrol. Damage wu not row, Reedsville; Steven Sears, · Sharon and Karen FiUinger, county accident which believed to have been exces- Racine; Randall Sears, Racine; <Continued from page I) lgle, Southern lfigh school Eng- who have spent tbe past month place at 8:10 p. m. sive. Beulah Gnham, Racine; Mary Flowers of Salem Center and lish teacher, and judges were placing fourth was Shelley Chari,.; Rayman Executive here with their grandparents, shows a car driven by ..._.., General Helpllal La;~=roy. Elouise l of Bradbury. of Southern' LocaJ schools: returned to their home in Lee Hill, 16, Racine. was •••-c• Other contestants were McKenzie, Executive Head Lockbourne, Ohio, Monday. ing a pickup truck driven ADMISSlONS- Harvey East- Hayes. Middleport: Hszel Cre- · ela Brurron, Bedford ; Rose Northwestern Local Schools Denford 0 . Douglas, 43, man, Pomeroy. j meens, Addilon; NeJUt Plrker, I ry Andrews, Riverview ; o. o. Patltrson, Meigs FINED $5, COSTS, and the tell front bumper DISCHARGES - None. Cheater. 1 bie Garnes, Salem Center; Supt. of Schools. Morris R. Wilson, 61, Mld-1the Donglas truck struck the Franklin Rlzer, Salisbury; ,dleport, was fined $5 and rOBts •right rear aide of the mn ear. i Ia Goff, Salem Center; was 45 minutes from the)n Gallipoli.!l court Wednesday The mishap was on. Rt. 338, : I Hart, Racine: Debbie word was spelled until a charge of passing witllout one and four-tentho mrles south ' MOC•O·fOe , , • Frld•r-S.tarrl•r lan, Southern, and Rober Melnlyre bad the clear distance. of Racine. Big II Dar Spec,_, I Syracuse. Rodney Butcher of OS G IYLOII ILL.WU.TNH •w- 11TIJ~Sn!YJI Pronouncer was Jenninga was last year 's winner. ~;;! YOUI CltOICE IF J IIIIT _ . 11ZE1 f(ellftiCel~ EASTER FASHIONS BY THE YARD u I' ..., 111. 3; Albano, Mrs. Wlllllon~ D. Jollers1Tyraa Faber, Ricky Ev- 114!·•· Paullle Bartloll, 1\l. 1, GuysvU~. Ml'l. a111, Bryce Browning, Mrs. liar- !Iober! Corvlll. . , . ·' fish. ~ Hospital Emesl F; Knight, Ill. I Whee~ ""Y Blain, Alva Henderson, Mr:o. Nutlet and Mrs. Dim !.;· Am those bo entered ersburg, Samuel Willis, Colwn. Jim R. Smltll, Mrs. J a n>e s er. Jlolw~Ita! In "!be past 24 bus, Larry 0. a... , GrJn. were· Miss Marjorie nell, Iowa. Ebenbech Hdwe. Your HeedqiHI~rt . ·' t, 21t Kelton Rd., Tit>Blrtba , 1 too Trainer, Rt. I, GalllpoUs, Mrs. Donald Cheesebrew, ' Ralph R. Shoemaltetc, Rt. I Gal- New Haven, W. Va., son, 12:M lipoUs Mro Joe R. Smith Rt. a m; Wednesday 'I I Bidwell . James McK~y ' . '1022 Je!!e;...n Ave. Pt. Pie..: Dlrrcllaiged ant. Willard coat~. ~01 Par- _Patients ~centty discharged risti Ave., Pt. Pleasant, Mn. illcluded Willian:. Claaar, Mra. Donald Cheesebrew, Rt. 1, Pt. Winifred Sw~. Mrs. Charles Pleasant David Allen IJe. l!ush, Cbarl.. Buck, Wilbur Weese, 2, Pt. Ple8l!ant. Er- Pummell, Mrs. Lorna Clark, nest Grimm, Rt. 1, Letart, w.1_Ger=.,•.,ld;;;M;;;c;;;KI=nn.,l.,ss.,•.,c.,ta.;,y.,F"'e""llur=e, Va .. carl Hall, Rt. 1. Pomeroy, II Alva J. Faber, Racine, Mrs. FIRST Mildred F. Bissell, Rt. 1, Long QUALITY Bottom, Sharon Y. Grow, Jack- REGULAR son Miss Margaret VIola C&rtlf~ed'Oil Station Rt. 4, Jackson, Mn. =.. ::.::C:.!;:;· )\ l Elmer Garri<G, Jr., Rt. t, Ir- Katle Lewis, Darrell Duncan, F. CArter and lnfllll IHIIOII, Mrs. Guy- Wlll8ett. Rl. 3, Lonnie LawSOD, Jeffrey Hat.- CArl Call and lnfanl Albally, .Mrs .. John Brookhar\, Uel~. Mary DawSOD, Christine Phllbp Belville and Ladles Finding ..,. locatlona for Famllies are paid In relation ~1gb~;,! ~:-"0:: ;:ldatbe lamilioo ..... -...... diJplac- to the Dllillb'o' ot .cloquatelv at y, ed by highway construc!loa Ia a fU!1ll!n..cl rooli>J oceupled by ~":," :=1~ prOblem whlcl> the Ohio Depart- the eligible relo.:atee. Letght residont y menl of Hlchways Ia helping to GIVMI an•SitJICe m ftndlog PT. PLEASANT - "The Bat- MU!~ ~r the ~flair wll' be solve. ne• loca:n- w,:: the by o~y lk of the Band.!" dance sp.x> vided b N bel R Ep Through tbe eflorll of the thmg ma • rna atory e l!rred by !be Point Pleasant 0 Dr Day G~ s ayand Department's Relocation Ad- Federal Aid Hl&hway Act oll962 jjJgh School Key Club will be y, · n assman on visory Asslsl.llnce Pro~rRJD (RA- How•••r. in 11163. Ohio loglsla1 ~ld Friday, March 28th at the =Y·.:~~oa~.!t ~ ~ APJ. tml famUiea and bualness· Uon authroiu!d the making t-/aUonal Guard Armory 01 Rt. "ided b the folk 8 . ers es were oHertd aid last year, payments und~r c~rtaln condi· 62 from 8:30 to 11 p.m. ~d I and Suo , . ' Director -P. E. ·Mssh<ter aald. tlon•. "T h e Battle of the Bands" 1 :~ ed tbe an wl~ RAAP assists In finding equal hlo 1 ol IIIIIJ %1 tat will feature the Checkmates, c s. dge an r games_. Olld alterriale houoinl by giving ~at ~v:': o.... ~t a.: . : 'fbe Four K's, The Visions, ~~e :::~~~~!~ e:re~ ::l:h:: t.ile reloc1tee all kuo~ data on mo\IIRI Its cltiz••u•. Royal :rones and The Ferra_c1s. tenet g cwb.ilable JOC&Uolll o:,.alned by . The wmner ol the competrtlon the Department from realtors, Forty - IIV• relocating o!!lces lor the most outsl.llnding band a:;encies, banks, clwnbers ol In 1964 oerved 101 highway prowill receive a trophy. Pleaaaat Valley Hoopital commerce, and other govern- jecla. The Hlchway Department The dance is open to all area ADMITI'ED: Mrs. Opal Me- m.nt social and welfare qeo- In many areas works In close students with tickets priced at CIW'e, Pl. Pleasant; Olin Gre-- : ies. ! cooperation with urban renewal Ill cents atag or 7~ cents per gory, Columbus ; Mrs. Garland Where fedel·al funds ore help- groopa who are able to do a <Char;:~tes:::.,~R~.~P~ar~ks~-~R~t;..~t_::R~ay~,~W~.~Mal~niiii:SI. .couple and may be purchased Houek, Crown City; Morris i..,!l finaDcfo a bignwty project, more total welfare approcah to 11,- from any Key Club member or Bailey. Oak Hill tfle relocatee i" .ablo given fin.. the prob~em. Urban renewal ofat the door. If tickets are pur- . DISCHAGED: Mrs. J 01h n ancial asslatance in movlnc his ten worka •• an agent of the .chased the night o! the dance Clendenin, Pt. Pleasant; Her- personal property. I!Jghway Department In rend- , at the door tht price will be bert Smith, Gallipolis : Barbara These payments In liM total- et1ng this oerflce. 1 7~ cents stag and $1 per couple. Erwin, Pt. Pleasant; D on ed $423,00Q for 61100 relocatees. By law, relocation service ' RRservations for tables may be Weese. Racine : Lester Dodson, Of this total $114,000 wu spent ntWJt be ginn no later than the !llllde In adance by contacting Mason. on moving buslneoaeo and $259.- first rlcht _ of • way negotlala Key Club member. 1 BIRTH : Mr and Mrs. James 000 on moving relidenla. Tbe log mit so that people are preMcComa!!, Jr., Apple Grove, a average business relocation coSC pared to face the prospect of daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Earl iJ $900 while that of a family Is moving, PT. PLEASANT - ; ~ "' -~ '... ~ .......· ... -. . ~ �.l rI~· ' Q • •···--- -- - - .• ~ t'-"'C'""" ~------- - - - - ~;t:, ·• •. ;""'f •- /f uany !entlnel, Pomeroy.lfidtDeport, ~:_'ftf.lr~ .~·~·~.~~r··-,oio:r:eas=:-:.--1 I; ~ -- _. • -.: • • ·~r-;_. tjif··· 1. ~tH,.'l' '~~ "l.f'. . •1 - - - - - - - - - - , ----:---:-::-:-::---·- · " "'' "'"''" ......_ ,_,.. - · - • • ,_., Wool Clleltalll Jtldp Alta COlle wert Alhenl WilMa Mill Palril!la Monllle ~ l.eg1l Noflce :.::-::;., ~':";..~.'~o!"n~ . ~ J: .._!•,!l , By Mrs. ,\lllo (loott Wednesdly. . _, inl her IPfiDC vacatloll Wllb FOR SALE _ The personsl ~~tn~S:::~~ :t~""JO. r:L '- '=~ Spencima the weekend at tht Mr. and Mn. 'taylor Moore ber ptl'lllta, Jamoo ftlorril .,ad property f1! the late Katie ~ J:; ~'::~~;:..:.:.w~ v~u'!~., :'-au~ N•. 10 TolD Fitzpatrick horne were Mr. spent Sunday wlth their IOD, lA- famU:y. She ret1.lme4 LJ; Gray. Elizabeth Becht will he oold ............ """''"a· ~ .... .. I. ...••u..... and Mrs Gary Huston of land and (amlly at Clnloll. l(y Qll SunGaY ' ~;~tv u at auction at 1:00 P. M. ~:·~•t. ~.~T~ ~d~ :a,.~·.::~s"'.::'re....~ -:,; ChUUco~ and John Fltzpatriet Mr. and Mrl. Paul Wolfe .IIIII JODV, ' Wilbur ·--~ ..,_ 01 ~.. A il 2nd t-· at N ... . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . --~· i.. cot '-·..... hter of Alle!I&VIIl• •pent .... .... ... Frl on - J ' pr I -· eua.looft. tf ..,, ., lliUI1a. J.arn\t., PUl'JIQIIM. In eomJDOII wi\b the who teaches m , umuua IWDI6". . ' with Mr .... sbOppiDI ID w.n.ton . on BV MRS FELIX ALKIRE her late residence on Welch- :=-:r-~~11=::_ ~~ ta~: :~t!:!.tttU:m~..':.~ ~ scbools. ~~ AevlbertetllngCone • 81......,._ _,..., · The Happy Ruotlero Sunday · • town Hlll, Minersville, Oltk>, ""'"otnton ..,. .....-.. 11 - · .-..t "''~< ..,.,.,..,. ........, Ed Fitzpatrick spent a week ..., ,.,... • j.:.'::! ,;;:;; ··• bmliJ of 1cboo1 Class of the Methodist The Presbyterian church, . I dl nd tand •• o. s. ..,....,_ oo...,.., """'- ,.,..._ wtt!> ,.. ,.,., ... ••••· th Mr d ~ · Gary Hus Miss Toni Petlil bu beeD ..._ . _ ..,.. 0 met at the church, starting March 28th, will have ~~~: ~rv~nn, abeds, :tove: ~1:f~Fr~~ute ~= ;t;~:t: ,;:·~~&~':: : at Chi':tlcoth;s· • having) siege of polloDIQ tbe McArthur called on Mn. Ethel Friday evening, March 19 with its Sunday evening service at table and chairs, kitchen cal> pla~t: of Ul DU.U• ~~uUt .':: ~·~ ~~ Mrs Lona Petilt and Mrs. part Wtflk caused by an allei'IJ'. Radtkiu l'tCtQtly. a covered dish dinner. Follow- 17:30 p.m. SUnday School at 10 . th . &trHt. lmpert•l aeaen. Callloml•l ut. .q~~ wttb u. I"'IM of t.urea · l.li.ii d met, and many o er Jtems Dorottu w"t. whoM P'-~ of. reel - and •ere- over Nld abova d ..erib· ln& the dinner a program an a.rn. too numerous to mention . deDCe 111 uu Lh·• o&~~ Drive. Silver ~ real ..U.'- for tbe PIU'POM o1 \ business session were held. Norman Will spent Saturday 8prtnp. M•rylanch The unknown beiN ""Pint In rep•lr. mldatainllll· ' et law. IIUt of kin. dol.llrlbll&.e.., d<u1or NiiiYin• watt:r pipM. ! ... ' w· L Tlte Booster Sunday Schoot evening with the Halliday At- Terms or sale : Cash. ..... odmlniotrolon ... .,_loa. tr laYUll R!FEIU<NCE DEED ' Vol. Class of the Baptist Church mtt kins family. LEWIS HARRTS, aar. of A. ! . Barton. Peeeut41 The p.,. m ol Uta Deed Reeordt or at the home of Mrs. Isabel l The Harrisonville Masonic Executor of the Last ~~~~~~~'':.~.!~· ad~~!u.~~: g 1~e 1 ~-:f~Y· J!~~o- ttt•t theN •rtr _, 1 Will and Testament of aad e:o~•cuton of Ml~:~nle van Z•ncn . .rron 11.ppurlnl' in the ~IIJlln1. witSimpSOll, Thur.suay even ng, Inspection will be held on Safo . , t>eeeaHd: The unknown bein at nulint and •eknowlectpnut ot t'er· March 18. ··Faith" was the top- 1 \U'day evening, March 27th. Kalte ,Elizabeth Becht, '-w, ne11t or kin, d.Utributeft, dev1- t.tn dtedl. and 111110 •n erl'Or In >the . or the pro~am by Mrs. Ma- I 1"lr. and Mrs. Clay McKt'nDece~d · IMI. admtniltnton and «o~eeuton, u: dn~rlptton In uid dllifld.l in the chain IC ~ ~ anJ . ol ,\ lary Barton. Oe<.eued •nd of \hie, •nd rot ill oompl•t.e duel'fp. ·e Roy which opened with the , ney and !amt'ly spent Saturday Crow Crow & Porter Zdlth Be111n lli:v.n., whu.e piR~e ot Uon of .aid error~~, rdere~ ts had ri ' realdan~• 11 l Lexln1ton Avenue. Apt. lo atid petition rnd other plead.Jnp LEAN •"mn ''The Way of the Cross evenmg · WI·th Mr · and Mr s· Hom· At\ orneys for Execulor 10 D, New Yorll. N. v.. will ta:ke bO· In Aid e..e. •v tiee that on the 2ht. dill' of JanuUJ. PiatnUI& pr~ tn the prQer of ROUND Leads Home," and prayer by er Lee of Rutland. (3) 18. 25; (4) 1, Jtc 196!1. Nathan J . Wile and M"utb• thalr peiiUon Utat tile del•r~clanU be Miss Vera Beegle. After read- Mr ~·nd Mrs. Robert Jewell Joan Wilt:, beirl.l PlainUift. ftied ~olh)lelled to IIIIL UP and lhOW tbelr ICourt. their petiUon In th• Common Ple;u uld tntareat and claim In ~Jid lngs on Faith by the me-mbers I had Sunday dinner with the Hal< Yelp County, Ohio. Cue No. premiMI, that t.he 11me mar· btl ad· "L' · f J " and "I Am LIO..,L NOTICE 13.720 a1lin1t the above n•l"'ed ~ar- Jud.led ~ be !lUll and void and plain· lYing or esus liday-Atkins family. The unknown he\n 111 law nut ue~ anrl othe111 111 d~tendant.., aay\na tltra' title qul•ted uain~~ •ach •nd Thine 0 Lord" were sung and , A First Class Homer of 11111 dl•trlbuteea devl.t•es. ~dmln I 0\11t they, the Plaintlftl are the own· Ill of tha nid defenunw. and for • ' , . . I 1rman . . , Lltrato~•· exeo.:uton.' tr &llJ'· ot' A. T: IeNI of the followlnl du~rlhoed real auc.b other nU•f u lilUit)' and the the Lords Prayer m umson McMurray and hiS Wife or Fort Barton Deeeued· The unknown e•hte: nature of Ule cue may require. 10 closed the meeting.• During the 1Austt·n' Michigan arrived Fri- •t Ia ...·.' nut of kin, d.i~ttlbutee&, ~~! ,.~~~~·~ ~ ~~('~:::.e r!:' ":~ ons~~ :,:,•r.::e 1 ~"J~d of' ,;:;w;..~ STEAK t vtaees, adminlatnton. euocutor11 If ' 1 ' h r !OCIaI our, re res•• men s were , ..ta)' mornt·na and stayed until any or Mtnnt• Bnton l!ihllm•kfor. De· land. ~ounty of N.e1e11 and atate o. 1955. s· h I ~ "'t:l • ' ' h 1 •aw Ill Ohio. m Fraction I, Town '· and Nllthln J . Wl•e SE!r-led by Mrs. -.. Impson. ost- Sunday with his sister Mr. and ~~~~~i :.~ di.~~~7;.. ~r:111 ;.. , 11 : Ranst: 14. •nd further du.~ribed u Martu. .Joan wue ess, to nine members. Next ' ' . mlnialraton: and u~ut~ra. If anY . .-.1 follOWI . :JeJinnlnl 119 fe.l !i lncht:l PLI!ntlffs . . be h E et Mrs. Nolan (Mary) Hanmg. Kenneth Skinner Deceased· The un· north ot the •oulhelll't corner of Cr.:~w, Crow • Porter meetmg Will t e aster me . - Mrs Cl de Anderson Paul known heln at l~w. ne•t of kin .~.... Fr•etlon I , Town ll ·~ llarlp 14 Attorney• for Plalntllfl ing at the home of Mrs Mane . 'I ' .. tribUteea. df!Vilee •. admlnlll.raton and ol th• Ohio CompaJ)J' li P'urcb8Bal t:n 2&1 (4) I, •• l$. 22, 29, lite . ROUS h• · and Dorothy Anderson, O!'Jtecutun. any, of GarneT Dl! lliiiiii::;;::::;~oiiiiiiiiii"'"::::::;; Sunday with her son VISited Clyde uasoed : Thetf unknown heln att":3rl. '•"'· Those from RacinE' , Baptist ' nt>xt ol' km, dls~ribUt.ees .. ·'•"''M•<r.i. STEAK . . i Anderson Jr. of Dunbar. W. va. l admml.>~trllton . uecuton, 1f any, of church attendmg the RIO Grande I h . . . th "h 't llo} HarTon . O&>eucd; The •.mkn'liVn Assoc·ation at First Baptist 1 W 0 IS a patient m e ospt- heirs at law, nul ur kiu, .1;~~nbuten, (TAILESS) I I 1 flevo~l'<' <. arlonlno!Tralol'!l tnd enro ChuN'h, Jackson. Ohio. were 1a · . . lors. 1f aur, of T. H. B:~rton. Mrs. Fe!Jx Alkire I De.:n~ed , Thl! unknown hl!ln ReV. a nd MrS. D. L. O'C,0nn0r ' J Mr. and . f ill law , nt:x l of kin, di.'flribU · Mrs Marie Roush Mrs. Ollie 1and famtly spent Sunday a ter- tee.'l, de,·tmees. administrators, e"ecu· M~ Cozart, Mrs. Gretta Simp~ · nuon with his . s•s.t~r, Mr. and w~~~~irs~:~}\:~.·d:h~:!";;;~c~e~~~~;::i son and Mrs. Frankie Neigler. Mrs: Walter 1V1r_gm1a~ Burke or , - ·- ·- --- - ---~ SIMON'S Mr Wallace Hill underwent Racme. Also With his brothl:!r FRESH surg~ry at Veterans Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alkire of ' I lb. Hospital last week. Racme. i I GROUND Mr. Richard Roush was tak -1 Mr . and Mrs. Lyle Hysell en to HoJzer Hospital suffering 1havr enrolled Tommy HyseH I I their son, to enter the Colum- Weekend gue~ts of Mr. and . HESCAFE 8 heart attack. Mrs. Mae crawford of New bus Business University , Colum- 1Mrs. C. V!· .\ldr~dge we~e : Gra- 1 Brighton, Pa. is ~t the home or bus. A senior at Rutland High ' Ius ~ldndge, Lmda ~tee of i Mrs. Hazel Cleland, helping in school, he will enroll in the Jr. Huntmgton . and Conme Burke I her care during her illne~s. Accounting Course on June 15.1 of Mars. Pa. all studt!nls at Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wilson of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles H Jones Marshall. SKINLESS White Housa Jackson were guests of her mo- and . Lori ._ visited Iriends <'~nd Mr s. Irene Kelly. Charlene BROUGHTON$ ther, Mrs. Harry Hayman and relahves m Zanesville over the Kelly, Gratus Aldridge an attended the fun~ral of Mr. Fred weekend. 1Jackie Aldridge were Philson. ~lso Misses Grace and Mr . and Mrs. Roy Jones of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Thomas of 303 Ruth Elhs- spent the weekend Racine visited one day last week R' 1 St d , [ S1z• VALLEY BELL here With relatives being called with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones IP ey on 8 ur B} · , here by the death of Mr. PhilMrs. Hazel ~anlev visited! Tommy Ewing was home rrom ' I EVERYDAY son. Mrs. Faye Cotterill recently. W. Va. Tech on weekend. I Hersheys Chocolate Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Howery 1 Charles Kelly visited reh:ttives · LOW PRICE GAL. Flavor and Miss Marabel Sharpnack of of Carpenter, Mrs. Lola Cain,~ and friends in Bend. He lives i Columbus spent 8. recent week- Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Howery , in Madison, Indiana. ' gal. end with their {>&rents, Mr. and · of Athens . and Lanney Chap- ; . Mrs . .Jack Sharpnack. I man, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. ~ ~aldwm . reHOLSUM Guests of Mrs. Hazel Carna- l Mrs. Dale Williams, locaL cenlly was shop.pmg m 1 1 WHITE han recently were Mrs. Laura _ - - -· ton and also v1slted her moth· 1 er, Mrs. Thompson. Sayre and Mrs. Mattie Yost. i Mrs. Mae Crawford was a Sun- 1Dolly Miller of Charleston anti 2V. sir•19 day dinner guest of Mrs. Ethei 1Mrs. Delmar Thompson and 1 World 's highest _can Wheeler. :sons of Vienna, W. Va. were lake is Titicanca, 3,500 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush, JSunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. miles of water, lying e/Mxwell Houta Mildred and r~y spent the !Kenneth Griffith and sons. feet above sea leYel in 6 oz. Instant t: :f!kend in Abon with rela- Mr. and Mrs. Myran Martin Andes. -PICTSWEET FROZEN e N81cafa 6 oz. t. .es. 1of Athens were Sunday guests =_;__-------------1 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Carson 1here of her sister, Mr. and Russell of Athens wei'~ Sw1day Instant and children of Coolvi~le called Mrs. carl Barnhill and daugh- guests of their motheis. on Mr. and Mrs. Cratt Brad-1 ter Ruth Ann. Carrie Bahr and Mrs. Margar· ll ford Sunday, after attending the i Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Em- et Russell. 40th wedding IIMiversary of Mr. lerson and daughter Sharon spent Those attending the I and Mrs. Stanley Trussell. Tuesday and oWcdnesday in r"'" of Gary Cowdery at Bepre Iris McKay and Susie Wipple lumbus. . day were: Mr. and Mrs. h••d Uncla11lfled spent Friday night with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Don Guthne of Clark and family, Mrs. 50 Ll. l A G - - - - Mrs. Edward Simpson and at- COlumbus spent Sunday with her Ann Golden of Athens, Mr. tended the tournament at Ath· ·paronts. Mrs. Thurston Clark and DOWNEY ALL PRICES ARE EVERY DAY PRICES-NOT WEEKENDERS · ena. . Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd Dean of ily of Columbus, Mrs. gi_ant .Mr. David Huddleston employ- Lakewood . Ohto were Su_nday 'Clark and sons Kenneth, 1118 ed at Brian, Ohio, spent the guests of his mother and s1stn. 'and Ray of White's Chapel, weekend here with his family Mrs. Norma Dean and ~Irs land Mrs. Seldon Baker of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKay Betty Chevalier and family. eroy. of Newark spent Tuesday w1th Earl Dean and daughters , Ches- 1 ; ~====----===1 11 Mr. and Mrs. Verne Wattersun. ter. called m the evening ! FIRST ~ev. and Mrs. Paul Sellers Harry Guthrie of Allred and QUALITY OPEN EVENINGS TILL 7 PM- SATURDAY TIL 9 PM a:nd Rosemary accompanied Mar Leon Hecox of Burlington lo- REGULAR gnet, who had spent the week- way were Su.nday guests of Mrs. WY 2-397S POMEROY RACINE, 0. E. MAIN ST. end at home, to Logan to visil lEthel Stout. Certified Oil Station Rev. Sellers' father in the hos- Mr _ and Mrs. Golden Bahr Pomero.. Pilal . M1'!. SetI'CfS ~ remained for and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L~W~-~M;•;in~St~-..,..,..,;.,;:;;~.;,·,t!~'!"!!!!""'.,.....,...,...,!""'"'!!!""'...,...,!""'!""'!""'"'!!""'""""""'!""'....!:' the week. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wolfe 11 of Athens were over Sunday gueJis of her parento, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Powell. Mrs. Albert Hill spent several days in COlumbus with Mr. and Mh. Wald Foster and chlldren. Mr. Hill went lor the weekend aQd lllns. Hill accompanied him 0 Harrl'sonville New.s Notes Notes =.· T:; :..0:::' : :: . •n•-· - · ............ ;; ::: t... By Blaaehe M. IWidu J•t:-.= I • 2nd f I • lc 8 See Sa e ee auy . - lb. ...D_ ""''"'n c • Smoked Pl"cnl·cs Mason Personal 1 29c - - - - - - - - - - 1 Instant Coffee ' ! APPLE SAUCE I 2 ,.,29c 6••· GROUND 63c 2 lb. ICE MILK SYRUP c c 19c I 89c c Cut Beans C • 1 I I II Beef Pies Head Lettuce 1SC Fabric Softener 59c WAID CROSS' SONS POTATOES GRADE A' EGGS 3 doz. 1.09 Sill.ON'S MARKET 1,' I ~ I IIY MRS. EVELYN BRICKLES MIIB Karen Humphry of ' Reedsv!Ue was a weekend guest of Miss Ruth Ann Barnhill. llev. and Mrs. Eugene Emer8011 and daughteT Sharon were i SU9d&y dinner guests of Mr. 1 an4l Mrs. Hobert Vineyard. I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weather- · man returned home Friday from Columbus where Mr. Weatherman saw a doctor and they visled friends. Guests over ~ weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark and family .,ere his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Clark and family or COlumbus, Mr. and Ml'l. Seldon Baker and daughter. Mr. and Mr!$ ..James .Jett and daughters of Pomero}, Ray Clark ·and mother, Mrs. Twila Clark of White's Chapel. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Golden of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Boloel and daughter Pamela, Enriched Bread is baked with PG-7n~a pure allvegetable shorte • 10 lo do ' . so m peace. Forgive me, an or you. I 1\'U juat having some fun. I really d011't care If you do a handllllflng up on the town square'1lld .maybe oome tlariJII soul wUI do _lust_ that, come May and Sprmg tune madness. Meter I MASO . - NDRIVE·I . OUT CITIZENS welcome Dr. Cluft and ra_mlly back to town. A. gemal man, ~ a uable clllzen - were elated thai "Doc" will live openU:.. Mrs ~I near "' here, al the mo . • : e • Miller Apts. on South Third. Miss ~~h~~"Cay. =Iss I I at the home of Mr. and Mrs William Robaok Sun. day evening were Mr. and Mrs. Jack COdner and children, Mr. and _Mrs. PaUl Sellars and famUy and Jim COdner. Deborah West spent Monday night with Candy Hoback. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sharp visited with their duaghter, Mrs. Russell Lee and family of Cincinnati the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr of Chester spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1beiSB and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Salser and daught.r of Lancaster spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Grover Salser1 Sr. Mrs. Edward Theiss and Betty of Patskala spent the week end with the Charles 1belss family. Mr. Edward Theiss returned home with them after spending the past week with hls brothers Charles and Bylthe ' Sandra Bailey spent a week end 'th her grandparents and ~s. Dana Caprenter' of StlveTsvllle Mrs Gr~ver Salser Jr Is in Ut~ St. Joseph ' Hopsit~i at Parkersbur Anita Ho~dashelt spent Fri· day night with Nancy Robacl:. Saturday eveblng gueata of Mrs. June Wendorf were Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Brutvan . . Bedford Heights, Mrs. William Grunm and Mr. and Mrs. otis Knopp. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert ·Hart and sona of Rl!flne spent utday evening l'ith Mr. Mrs. Ronald Hart. . Miss Arlene Theiss of COium· bus spent a weekend with heT parents Mr and Mrs Blythe Theiss. ' · · . Mr. and Mrs.Willlam visited Sunday with Mr. Hoback who is a patient at Holzer hospital Mr. and Mr~. Harry called on Mr. and Mrs. u·n· -»«7 ZLVIS PIISLEY Ia "KINO CUOI.P Elvia PreoiOJ ~ ~­ 1-. Dolores Bar!. DtU Vic Morrow. Featu-o: A MIIHCICelorurtaoll -· cuau=- BANKING ON A New headquarters for Chl· c:ago's First National Bank departs from box·llke appearance of curreDt buotnuo lrchlleeture to feature a UDlque dealcn o! oweeplng 1 curveo. To he In 1889, the $60- • · ·pluo, mueture will be eo storiu SUNDAY,MONDAY,TUIL March U.2NO "THE AMIRICANIZATION Of EMILY" "':.Nl:,.led lames Garner. Julle ADdnwJ !lelV)'II DoUJiaa, lu. Cobunt. KeeDOD W:rnn. Cola,.._ tall. Casto Sunday afternoon. Donna Dailey spent a week end with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Tho~as Autherson of Lowell, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. ~nnie Beegle of COlumbus spent a weekend wltb hls lather, Mr. Lawrence ~egle. Mr. and Mrs. George Beegle and son of Logan spent a week end wlth Mrs. June Wendorf and sons. Mr. and Mrs. · Curtis Bradlord and son, Wayne, of Arling. ton spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd · Dailey I and oon, Steve, spent a week end with hJs siler, Mrs. Frank Ludwig and family of Cleveland. -one piece $14.99 Showboat Shift ' --....:===::;:::,.__ $12.99 Apple Grove Society Notes ! l By Mrl, Herbert Roub RelaUve8 here !rom a dislance ID attend the funeral of Mrs. Hattie Shank at the Letart Church Thursday Included Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shank, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shank of Vienna, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Shank of Wooster, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shank, Jan and of Tucson, Ariz., Mr. Mrs. Scott Shank and lamUy, Mr. and Mrs. George Nash, Mrs. Nash and sister-in-law, all of Middleport, Sidney Fadley, or Rio Grande. Mrs. Shank llv· ed here when her husband was employed at Dam 23. They pur· chased a home at Letart Falls when he retired. She was an active church worker and was a Sunday School teacher at the brate her tilrthday. Mrs. Ella Hannum Friday from Virginia where has been visiting with her ghter and oon-ln-law, Mr. Mr Robert ! ..,:;tbs. Kim or Orville Brown is at the versity Hospital m· COlumbus few days observation. Mrs. Fannie Adams is at FIRST Paul Buckley Rest Home. QUALITY Misses Norma aDd Jo:e~~~~~~ REGULAR Rlcbie were shopping in Certified ersburg Tuesday. W, Main St. - Gleana S. Milhoan ~ ~ ' ' Oil St•tion .,, • SIDWBDITS by TBII.MD-J!C is for', TRUST .. 1 Here comes lberJao.Jac's Sholllboat-- a paket full of With your physician. your pharmacist a1rlve1 to better the physical wellbelnc or your family, 11'1 your assurance of ·d.. pendWle te"lee alway•. This dedication to oar.. guarding good health Is one of the ABC't of aew Items! Crisp, fresh fabric is Fortrel polyester and cotton for superb load looks that last-great perfonnance! Showboat colors of Baton Roup, Natchez Blue or Delta Green. The fit is fabulous In TJ's True Junior sizes 3 through 15. Also: solid Jamaicas.$6.99~ block·plald, roll-up sleeve shirt, $6.99 pharmacy. Forflele is a tlademlr1c of Fiber flldumies, Inc. . es.-dFioor Sportawur Dept. OPIN FRIOAY NIGHT UNTIL. I P.M. 112 E. Main ' •.o.:.t. •.. ~ . ',\· ., PIIDAY-1A~Y Jaelde Gleuon in SWISHER & LOHSE " REXALL - DRUGS • TONIGHT 1101' OPIII TONIGHT OPINING NIGHT •to PIIIIHOW 4 ReglsteNd , Phal'ml!clats To Serve You local. Mrs. Eunice Halsey and dau· lbler, Mrs. Donna Watson were 'l'lturstlay gue!lls of Mrs. Ester Ridenour of Cheater. .lfn, Sylvia Watoon and Mrs. ·~-I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sbo"'PI have returned home alter iDI spent the winter with brotheT, Mr. and Mrs. Lei¥ is 1 Sharp at Pompano Beach, Mrs. Gerald Hayman spent Sunday wllh her tlauthter. Robert Hart and flmlty Mr. and Mrs. Guy aotb., and sons Mn Francis Ka..ter Jo 'van and friend R.,y Lee Crisp of COlumbus ' a weekend wllh the Willi;; Blake family. Mn Dale Hart pent Tue!~l day ·.th Mr and ~ uonaldj HartWI • '"· •• Mr and Mrs. Roberl"!l,:: lord .and children of 0 1 the week Dd . por·lr====---==ii Toppers Plains Society News I . . .- p..:...... ..... Ridge Keno OCiety Notes hdine. l . I"!'• 1 I Sl d lb. BEEF - Mlke. t TALKINO• 'l'O FRIEND Sez Pat, po ntln~ with pride, .r Smith the ho '"Well look, there ·us " tan on P ne ' • • 11inally she said, '"l think ~ Mike, the ready of wot. Robbie (?)Lois's 5 year the ne':- ~- be ~~edl ~~~ has just fallen tn the curb 1 a n t. water outside." So a hasty seo, oe -• arne bye. THE IIUSH MAY have been R<.!Yiinds me of my !avorll.e greatly over-rated, I dunno, Turkey Run - · Cheshire coming from a breed n,ame_ of of a fire, Yes, fire, but listen. McCru:ty 00, me mother s stde. A neighbor of ours was .But heres Harry Golden to Cheshire with his ~lii!loved Jew) on the Irish- drawn by extra slow 'lllay eame here really un· he passed the Lasley Wanted, could hardly find jobB. now the Ura Swisher home A11t1 now look - an Iriahtnan L. hailed him, "Oh, no less, has the}lggest job In she, '"When you get over the wbole U. S. (J.F.K., of .Cheshire will you tell COUI'IeJ, •son) that the house Is on fire. Let me set you at rest, dear NEVERTHELESS ONE . . of readers, and gallant firemen my "Autllors !don't Like," per· This was a slow slats in remaining namely UNDER the kitchen Georje Beman! Shaw. !ted whlcb was set flat on beaded, acod tongued, one of floor and had a burned Ibis century's most noted play· grate underneath. Lum (Of will!ltta C"Sainl Joan," "Candl· •n Abner) coulda called ~ et a!.) and a "decent re- and said, "This ain't no g_ , f<?r the opinions of man- folk&, just an t~ tmpels me to say why I -remember them'" do I like him. At the peak of Well, Thad came home, bls . oreer, after lucrative and lire was out. But to thts reptated lecture tours here in I can see that picture, the the ti. S., what did the ungrate- lous housewife, the slow, lui G.B.S. do? Why, he did team ~nd of course Thad what was the style In them way, rtght when needed. days, since abandooed, 1 bope- I turned 50 <at least) pages he went home and just ridicuJ. Cheshire Twp. history back ed us aU oveT, our manners, you right there. our laJtes, our everylhing, but Tnd r· ay our U"emen, I guess not Oill' money Anything 1 can't sta~d Is to phone, sizzle right down bi~ the hand that feeds ou or wherever, put 'er out, From ~ . Y · home tor breakfast or back ,._ 1 1 yof~ f18ht 8UOStl bed or what have you. w•.,... s . ,: r IU!t¥ce, on _ . motll,of the -sand miD a rat- IF YOU CAN <land this rem· hoi~! procedure of our present lnioctng ('!raid you can't) just foreogn aid, ~~gram. one more. AI a neighbor's !Ire, Do I ~.... The ayes has got my father and bis cohorts ft, the reponents No," from any cited to death carefull ' of my ~lent (f) listeners? featherbeds downstair% _ .the dishes, they threw out My mother would ,talk . ~!window. Heavens, 1 doubt so~one who JUst blanmed veracity or thal, but makes a you :too much. Know what she crackin' good story me11J!t? Why, blarney, of you say' ' ~~- And whence t~e term, 1 Them wuz the days, my thJi whole 1 caboodle, "shen- low friends. anlians," and "They collogued to¢her," ,and 'blatherskite." , An<l' l do wtsh I could think of the :<~ozen• and dozens I heard -aDd adopted - way back ~ , there. What are some of your fav· orl~, 'yo~ Hennessys, Haggertys, -0 Brte~, and Gallaghers, Mrs. Edith O.home called all local lrtsh names and any Mrs of you can add dozens more . · Allee Dodson Saturday local names. Erin Go Bragh! erung. Mr. a~d Mrs. Lawrence MilYou'll read this long alter hoan, Mtddleport, c lied on Mrs. Mar. 17 (today) and it's true Glenna Milhoan one day last to B.M.H.'s "trailing alter" week. style. Long after the Empress Mr. a~; Mrs. Art Kasper Eugenle hats, remember them, COlumbus.' vlslted with her had passed from our ken for- enls, Mr._ and Mrs. Maynard ever, I was about to buy one. Bahr, Frtday. I've recently 'flirted with the Mr. and Mrs. WIUiam Rose idea of oome day astonishing and son BU!y, COlumbus, visitrepeat astonishing, my friend~ ed Sunday with heT mother, with a bee hive hair do. Yesslr, Mrs. EveTett Milhoan and Ber1 have. But I have a strong nard. ltellng that <a) bee blves are Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan golD' out and. not too soon for and children spent Saturday ev· some of us (b) that skirts are ening witlt Mr. and Mrs. Phllg<lllla quit being "No Sldrts" lip Smith ot Pomeroy helping and resume at least a sern- Mr. Smith celebrate hio blrthhlance of their orJiinal stance day. (shall we oall H) <e) that real- Mrs. Mary Schaffer and Mrs. ly purple or pink 1ta1r stmply Mildred Davies called on Mrs. will not do If we an espect to Clara Milhoan, Monday after. stay oane <d) that evea lhouch oooo. Princeo• Marsaret wears- hose Ronald Richie called on Miss with big black beeUes <sieb!) J<>sepblne and Norma embrolden!tl 011 tllem, lhal Sunday. He is attending college never will oome 'of us go so at Athens, w. Va. decorated or even wllh bllct Mr. and Mrs. Reed Crary vis. llloc:kings. Haavens, I've gotta fled Sunday with hts I live annmd bore and Mrs. Crary, helping her to clb I,' It and s!Jice I listened roll call al a meet. I came horne and Sl PatriCk Day &reelillaf lr!!m two of Ill)' fay. orlte ~. C.P.R. and my Clllllin VIolet. Well, I'm at the poiDI whi!rt &till another favorite Irish Joke Is about to burst upon you. Pot got a new watch. He couldn't tell Ume however. He showed It to Mike, who also cOuldn't read It '"Now 'what Ume have • ye •there?" asked Day today, to an IriJb .litr ~fllltnd two clb I News Notes Did You Kn-ow .That .•. P -n:r.:·..... !!:. :.:t.::! ..-..nee " S::t. awrm ..:-:: .. . $11.99 ' ' �.,-I ., ' '' •• Ads-Your Modern Conlmunity Bulletin Board •' ., ' )J ' -:::un~i•;•·~-~-~=:....-:.• Hl:.i,, ....... . FOR SALE: Vouet!an DIIDOII •• GUERNSEY breeding farm hBI TWO ROW plant aetler. on rub- aU kinds. Vaoetlan blind openiiJi for 2 married men ber. Charles R. Harris, Port- pairs. Window and oorcbl with small families. Need land. Phone VI 3-:1693. shades, all kinds. Cloth "'!~I man to work ' in milking par3 25 3tc lngs. Dale Wippel Sup,ly, lor, who can milk, and likes Sch::--:-ol:-er-:,-,-;; Gcroo - .-.ry =, -, -- An=tlq;::ol=-ty, Union Ave., Pomeroy. Ohio. working wtth cows. No field 3 18 work. Also need man for Ohio, American Beauty Tomato Juice, 4 cans 89c ; Mac-generaIfarm workMtbe . WI kerel 3 call8 59c· Pink Sal· EXPERIENCE[) &ood farm machinery operat. tomatoes, and alterations. or. Modern houses with ut!I!- mon,' 2 cans 6 cans 79c; Sucher's Rose- -"22"-76c_._ _ _ _ __ _ ties furnished . Good startiog minoo·l salary. Write or phone be- dale bacon 39c lb.; Best ice cream 69c, gal. ; fresh fruita WA1'CH, clock repair, tween 12 and 1 or after 7 p. and vegetables. Phone WI 9- optical repair. Associated m. Franchester Farms, West :1226. years with Sanborn Jew·elr)r I 3 Z5 3te Salem, Ohio. Phone Area Store. Earl P. Ingels, Sr., t1 24 •t (ZI6) 624-Z197. • • c WHAT WILL YOUR welder do Brown St., Mason, W. Va. 1 for you See the new 41B WAITRESS wanted to work in welder. Free trial. We trade. local tavern in Pomeroy ar- Meigs County Landmark. L 0 . M~oy, Auctioneer. Train· ea. Must be 21 or over. work Pomeroy ~ 25 ltc ed, experienced, Che!iter, Ohio. . 40 hrs. per week . Meal pro· 3 9 tfc I vided. Vacation with pay. IT COSTS nothing to use a ' TO BEITER serve you, we opSend name . age, address, Blue Lustre Carpet Shampooer erat.e a 4-wheel drive loader past experience . and ~fer- with purchase of Blue Lustre. and back hoe. Free estimates ence to : The Dally Sentm~l. Baker Furniture, Middleport. Phone WY 2-3243. Emmet W. , Box 668"P", Pomeroy. OhiO. 3 23 6tc Shuler. Contracting. 3 23 3tc 3 4 tfc SALESMAN wanted : $17.000 for CHAIN LINK wire, 8 ft. tall, ] :~========-,11 right man over 40, in the any amount, SOc a ft ., like ir Pomeroy area . Takr short 1 new . B. M. Cooper, Langs- · EXPERIENCED auto trips to contact custom- ville, Rt. l , SH 2-6408. ers. Write A. B. Brooks. VIce 1 3 Z3 IZtp AUTOMOBILE Pres., Texas Refinery Corp. 50,000 TOMATri seediiogS. P. : Box 711 , F'ort Worth 1. Texas. 1 M Cowdery Long Bottom, 3 2Z 6tp I Ohio. ' 3 Z3 atc I ._ ll .... .................... . ~..::::: , _. ..... ttM ....- .___.., .,... ....- ...a. ._ ... ._.....,..... ..,.,_ ~ .,. aut ..., ..... ::~ .,. . ...., -.. . . twazn.. ,.. __ ,.. ... M'T'D __ ............ ll ...., -c.irb ~,..... .- -.mo~ ~ • . . . . , Dlllr'lihl' CAA. 011_ _1'8ANUi ..- 11.. - - 1ar rm ~ oatr\JAR!D 1D wort ao. -- ..,. .. .~. . :~_..:-,. .......,_.. 4 • I 1'llrMt . - o ..,. ... .... • • "'"\...~•.~.. • OK USED CARS DaUp 1Mt .... ~.."::~t;,C'!INO PHONE WY 2-2156 ! '.' ltlrta·---·JOU on • ,............ ... ~~.!""""'~ .. the Unlt.d ftmdl I!OilP "''lf:u•t fUndi. For frM look'-1· BARGAIN PRICED - Reider ......,., ...... lttiiO GUARANTEED, raoewlble lw life twr.pitalilatlon. IIIIMt at ail ageo. Phone WY NIIL J IIIII Farm 7liR $2395 · 1963 CDrVIir Monza Cpe. 110 H.P. Engine 4 on the floor, low mileage, jet black finish, spotless ciean vinyl interior, bucket seatl, good W. W. tires, radio and beater. Machinery SALE: B. John Deere tractor, new tlres, brakJn.i plows, disc, cultivator, check· rower. SH 2-4943. 1963 Chevrolet Imp•I• Stetlon Wegon $2395 W•••e• babJ AVAILABLE FOR 111111111 lull • part Ume. Tel. WY ~ 1149. 3 II tie 1963 Chevrolet lmpela Super Cport Cpe. Locally owned, new car freshness, fawn interior, maroon finish, like nw 800 W.W. tlres, 327 cu. in. V8 Powera:lide PS, PB. Save money to get a nice one I'ICill'ds lltd aimoll . . dooumellll. Employment Local owned and like new in performance and appearance, White finiBb, red bucket seats and vinyl trim, V8 en&laeil Powergllde, PS, PB, radio and heater, like new white wa tires . 1 .C.rd of ·Th•nks as • inriStment PltcspRtEES atvln& det•llecl lnfof. JUtlon. write ar c•ll ••• 89c; rm .,.., "" ~ _,.,....., .ua....._ Chrt:• eo eua• ..L..:.- HIGHEST QUALITY For Sale Help Wanted ~HUTO CopJID& lllt¥fee. 0. iD ............ ...,... Telet'ision Revrie William D. Childs s !lite uv..tock 444 Lincoln Stnet Dr. MelviD E. Doerr, VetorlltRos. Phone WY 2-2449 arian, large and omall llllmall. MIDDLEPORT, DHIO 128 WublltgtoD 91., Rawood, W. Va. Phone I'1H2'/1. Office ~. DIDJ 4 to e p. semble, and • number, ''Dear m. I • 1110 - - - - -- - - - - ft .WJSH to express our sinOle Alma Mater, Au Revoir" 'cete and heartfelt thanks to by Tom King, John Blake, our many relatives, friends, ny Harris, George Joha Marsha Bowleo, Jamarllla W llOighbors for their kind· Hood, Scherry Hicks, La· Ward, Thelma Robu-t, Marl1962 Chevrolet Bisceyne 2 Door 11081, their eXpressions of cey, Sharon Rurrison, lyn Stumbo, Ann Hansotl, Saa6 cyl. engine, PowerKlide tra111. Good whitewall Ure1, ra· sympathy, mass Jfferings. Walburn, Sherry Simmono, dra Garten, Karen Hawley, Betdio and heater, beautiful red finish with clean interior. llld cards, during the lllneiS Conde, Elinor Bodlmer, sy Cunningham, Janie llerlll'd. AND llld deall of our beloved husLong, Connie Simmons, Sherry Slmm0111, MliiJ Wolfe, L·-d and father William 1 ROUTE MAN wanted, 25 or ed . "5 . _,, • I 'bl · FOR SALE, B room ouote ... . Gerard, Karen Hawley, Sandy Humphreys. Wells. Special thanks to Rev. ~ver, :1e1 ~pontoSI ed, consc~~~ overstuffed chairs, dresser. Betsy Cunningham, Debbie King %nd Soprano - Suzanne IIndo Father John Turel Dr Rog-1 ttous, wl mg a vance. t dl . h . 1961 Olds F-85 4 Door . ' · eral pay plus commission. rockers, nmg room c atrs, Ellen Hawley, Sandra Bunce, bury, Charlolte Glaze, SenD V8 en~ne, std. trans. Blue finish, clean lnterior, JOOd er Daniels, Ewmg Funeral A"~ Cl M W V , table, desks, wash stands, Janis Schmoll, Diane VanLewis, Carol Klnl, Jackie Jlaw. ~ eaners, ason, . a. · bo d tires, economy car with performance. Home an d pa llbe arers. china cup ar s, 3 22 &tp I laro.ps, Conney, Louanna Mcintosh, RoSandra Clatworthy, ~ Mrs. Lena Wells, . _ __ __ . . clocks, umbrella stand, Love ,.2·,.2,.14'"3""'""''"P•,.m,.•,."',.',.·,..o~. I ger Swartz, Aaa Bradbury, BudJacobs, Katliy Lacey, Cllrole Henry Wells Family WANTED: Woman to live m. seat and chairs. Picture fram-1"' dy Moore, Rod Sauer, Ronnie Connie Teaford, GIOl' Edward Wells Family No laundry. call CH 7-2202. 1 es. marble top table. Lee Rnd· CUb1'0M _bulchertna and eu~ , Hlndy, Raymond Hlndy, Joe Mary Tealo!d, Edith I 96!) Volk1wegen 2 Door 3-20-6tc isell, 108 Legion Terrace. Pom· ling Phil Meier, Phone WY S Z5 ltp I Stephenoon and Ray Pickens, Sosan Morril, Sha.Bucket seats, Deluxe vinyl trim. fOOd tires, arey finish, u. s. ClvUSorviC.Toltll eroy. 3-15-12tp ~10. 1J 9 tfc and the finale, "Bye NeighHarrison, Judy HyaeU, U. heater. Priced ta 1ell. - - - - - - - - - - !I&IN!o· W'IIP•• 16 'IDO ~ Secun IDblo I~fJLsOl~~~;;.i~ Notice bor" aud "May You Always." Jo Hlndy, Stephanie Pullelt, HlP ,., 'hM'' M•tn 4t~••n .... mMtt OON'T PUMP you sluggish sep. car wash. 550 Page - - - - -- -- - rhnuandl' ol \nl" op-.n ~llrlltnr]l · KJ E 11 In the dance chOI'UI will ai!O Harrla, Sue R111 llld tratntn 1 antt• •P•""'•..ct: Sw-poort,ne• tiC tank. Get ean- m-i\ St., Middleport, Ohio. Phone be carole Anderson, Susan Mor· Schmoll. THERE WlLL be a hymn sing !kill uuallJ unn_,-, P'1UI.1: tntltt"tMseptic tank cleaner' WY •tr;J•715. 3 17 f7IJ ~tc I Oft Jottl. ..lal"lq ""'t01ftlm•n'ris, CoMie Cooke, Dee SiaVOD, Alto - Connie Cooke, ~ March 28. Sunday. at 2 p. m. w...... •Ma' .,,tn, n•m• add~ •nd mark FariL Bureau. 1960 Dodge 4 Door Sedan Elaine Davis, Jndy Moore, Di- Marie Hackett, Debbie Grl*o at the Freedom Gosepl Mls- t~:-.. ~"' ~~os .... . POQI_, 2 18 V6 eneine, 1td. trant. 4 like new whlte wall tires .. Radto &Ul.TIONEEII and heater, beautiful ivory over red finilih, interior aew Davis, Mary Teaford, Deb- er, Diana Davis, Na1'118 J'roat, lion at Bald Knob. Rev. E. J . Dai1J lent.inel. Pnmarw. Ohto c..,~eto Sa oltw ear eleao. Save money only. bie Grueaer, Patsy Manley, Cheryl me, Kathy' Brat!Da, AJ. Grifllth, pastor. The public --:-:-,---:--~--::--LANDMARK Cbrlstine Bailey and Marilyn ice Darst, Connie Slmmo.., PatInvited. 3 25 3tc Wented To Buy kite, ........ c.... ty Slaven, Dee Slaven, DiaDna A. C. BRADI'fiiiD Members of the glee dub are: Criswell, Seherry lllcb, OJris. I WILL NOT be responsible for 1SMALL LOT In Pomeroy. How- - . Ollla lsi soprano Katry McEihintine Bailey, Judy Moore, Joy debts contracted by any oth· l ard Mullen, WY Z-3782. I II Itt ny, Ruth Halley, Elaine Davis, Boggs, Joyce Long, Debbie KlPr! or than myseU. Glenver Le3 24 121c AM Criner, Barbara Hoffner, Cbrlstine Bahr, candace Babr, on Boggess. 3 23 3tp Bulldlq ~) fo r Brenda GIBZA!, Susan Ohlinger, Luanno Mcln!Dsh, landn I 954 DESOTO 4 DOOR $79 LADY NEEDS dresses or cloth· STAN!JING Timber. Top cash ' t NOW IN PROGRESS bomes. Buill In tltdtDiane VanCooney, Mary WaiISw••rtz. lng of any kind badly. DreSI price _paid Marion Reynolds. $99 1954 BUICK CENTURY H.T. CPE. _ IIDrm windoWI, alUD> burn, Alberta Little, Carole Phil· Tom King and Jim Johnlon size 22'olo, sboeo 9 or 911., Conlvolle, Ohoo. Rt 3. can siding. cau G1J1 NeJ&1958 CHEVROLET V-84 DOOR lips, Suoie Manley, Myrtle will serve as annoWlCara fw tiN Phone WY Z-Z'M. after 4 o'clock. 667-3583. Racine, Olno. Faulk, Sandra Hollinabed, Std. Trens. - - - - -- - - $249 12 Z9 lfc S Z3 3te Hll·lt<,'l Special low prices on -=s ,-n"'rt"" y•c-,-=Be c-a-uly .,.-Se ~lo-.. mo.~ !Uto WANTED to Buy, Antiques. senger and mud " SDOWI. 1957 OLDS 88 HT CPE. $169 formerly occupied Canival. Olina. Cut Glass, Lower prices apply only to remises P llrl - · Pl••-1 ... stock on band. Get 1 bar· by Cliffs Shoe Repair Shop, Glassware, Clocks, Old Alad· llainl lleallq 1958 CHEVROLET 2 TON DUMP 192 N 2nd St.. Middleport. din's, Rochester, Rayo 01' IIIIDen.tOe. VB Engine, 900 B. Duels _ $999 Permanent Special, 2 - $10. COOlmon oil lamps or parts. l:dServlce Station 1M , . . Mwtl' trHNI!I Haircut styling shampoo Furniture, Marble Top Tables, Jock w. CorHy, We .... aDand set' inclnded. WY 2-5269 Picture Albums, Picture AI· PHONE .----llarell Speclar--..., and 713-5:163. 3-18-30tc bums, Picture Frames, Wash· WY 2-9932 THE RIGHT PLACE FOR THE RIGHT TRA~J! IN - - -----bowl and Pitcher sell, Large ~ ~~~ Coli Wt Wl'lt Dol • Nip! MIDDLEPORT Fire Depart- Gla" Marbles, Glass Paper 300 ON YOUR OLD CAR AT KEITH GOBLE F9RD ' . lfr ment jitney supper. saturday, Weights, Telephones, Bra;s, 35c. Harrisonville, WY 2-6279. USED CAR LOT. YOU CAN'T FIND A IITTU March 21th, 4 p.m. to 7 p. Copper, Iron, Pewt..- and 3 18 12tc 11 DEAL ANY WHERE. m. Pearl St., Elementary Wooden Articles. Lee Rudisell, ~ PlmDIIIIIIo Scbool. 3-20-6tc 108 Legion Terrace, Pomeroy. Rul Estete For Sele Anald - . . . . --IUEu!llalall-,64 Thunderbird H1rdtop Llnclan .• With heater and defroster, beaVJ duty reer sprlnp, llewart Ga Sbap. Come in 3-15-t2tp TWO HOUSES for sale or rent ...,. , _ In WI& 6 cyl. eDJiDe. Oil filter, oil bath, Air Condilionint, lull power, and see aU the new varmint Sele 0 T Ide in Syracuse, Ohio. W. H. · 1 11 tie rifles, reloadlnc equipmen~ r r Turner, Phone WY Z-36111. 64 Ford Country Squire Wegon 4 Door and accessorleo, re • blueing 3 BEDROOM house with gas 3 Z3 6tp INCOME TAX Service, John8 eyl. Auto. tran•. Power ateerine. radio. luua&t reek. and repairing. New and used furnace and concrete drive· · FOR SALE : Seven room house son . Simpson Insurance At 64 F1lcon Wegon 4 Door 1UJ11 of all kinds. Depot St. way. Will take house trailer extra lot near school. Pearl ency, Room e, Coats Build- I YOUR CHEVY DEALER I cyl. SW!dard Iran~ Radio. int Middleport_ Rutland, Ohio. Ph. SH Z-4934, in trade. Melvin Little, Che- Hysell Rullsnd Ohio OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. Rutland, Ohlo. S 10 "Ole shire. 3 24 6tc ' ' 3 23. etp I 20 lfc POMEROY, OHIO 63 Rembler Ct.uic 220- 4 Door LOSE WEIG!fr safely with For Sele I cyl &anciol'd triDI. Radio, Dex·A·Diet tabietJ. Only l8c _ _ fl '-I 0 SMAU 63 Ford Galexie 500 - 4 Door H•rd T., II Stark'• Drug Store. NEW potato crates for sale, ...ut:lfltl' "'-'"'' ., . IS. 3 IZ eotc I waj!on, I small wagon and ENGINE REPAIR " 289 enatne, automatte tran». Power lteerin&, radio. &;,U:::'J\111=:::1:::18-.0::-a:-==...,..,.-::-a cart. Phone WY 2-2316. 315 CUCKLER REAL ESTATE , 63 Ford Custom 2 Door ..., .....,._.... Condor-st. Pomeroy. 3-24-3tc FHA WANS -We dr have . WrlghtPowarSawa 0 1 1 1 289 elljline. Standard Irons. Radio. FHA money available for ... ..._, c.l In · - UVJNG ROOM couch and 3 loans In Meigs County. Inter· : Sales & Service • 61 Ford F1irlene 500- 2 Door lllllk chall'S. RCA radio and re- est to lender 5V• per cent, I <Continued from page 1) lng the ftrst act will be 'Sbln· 8 eyl, Standard trano. Rodlo. - - - : : - - : : - - - - - - eord _player. Phone SH ~I mortgage insurance 'h per Roo Lown Moworo _ "Tenderly.'' An Adagio dance, dig" featuring Larry GladweU, For Rent Evenmgo._ _ 3 23 3tP cent, total interest 5% per '"" G. Kor11 "Laura" will be done by Con- Wayne Davis, Sean Mullea and 59 Ford Country Squire Wegon 4 Door -:.- - - - ALFALFA also mixed hay for cent. Term of loan 20 to 35 1 Cooke and Mike Archer. Roy Coleman ao "The Beatles"; 8 cyl. Auto. lrom. Power steerinrand brokea. Bedlo. ~ AND Apartment fur· sale. Non . weevil spray. Can years. We now have condi- . WILCOX SERVICE The ensemble will Bing two Jamarllla Ward, Mal'lha ~ aDII llllfurnlsbed, all deliver. WY 2-2557. tiona! commitmenta on prop- · 5 P.M. ,.10 P.M. Doily numbers, "Dream," and "The Bowloo, and Sandra 59 Chevrolet Btlelr 4 Door ~~~za. Phone WY J-3267. 3 23 6tc ertieo from $8,000 to $16,500 1 412 S. 3nl Avo, Mkldloport Heather on the Hill." Conclud· hed as "The Supreoneo"; Stoph8 tJI. Poworgllde Inno: Radio. . 3 u 12tc Bard..'• Markel, Syracuse with down pay<J!enta from i anie and Steven Pullen as "Dick 56 Ford flirl1ne 4 Door ==::-;-,.-----,---.---cJun 1'ors and nee nee,"; C8ndaee iifObtRN e rooms and bath day ba.s on special Thursday. Fri· $30 to $1100 and closing costs AUTO SALES Beyl. staodard tram. Rodto. and saturday : 2 heads from $250 to $350. The propBahr, Sue Rue, Edith Hapton~- Middleport. Pb. l lettuce, 29c; Two 11. gal. Dai- erty b.. alread~ qualified. 1956 BUICK, $50. See Leonard stall 81 "The Shaugrilaa," and 56 Mercury 2 Door H1rdtop WY :I-31Zl. 3_2f ~c_ , ry Fair Ice Milk 79c with $5 and, of course. the buyer Bass, Syracuoe. 3 25 31c Jim Butcher, Steve Hinely, Auto, tnn~. Radio. 1ft FLOOII 1 Bedroom effieh · must al,. qualify. ~ 1r. S sam Hood, George Sauer and jency apartment, Middleport. ~ocel, pur.':,,t'\I:! ~b:; C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR IFOR SALE: 1959 V-8 cab for- Joyre Long and Edith Asa Bradbury as "Jimmy and 56 Plymouth 2 Dr. 8 cyl. Std. tr1ns. WY Nl'/4. 3-:!Htp WY J.XIO ward GMC, 370 oeroes;· 7: were elected ID at· The Amigos.'' 1 1; : •. J.:'.weu 'Ho~se BOX Z%9 . . . room boule with bath eoffee, only ll.l9. Producer's Buckeye Girls' State by The ca.t memben and dance I 2 - 64 Honde Motorcycles CA 95 21 jllld lull basement ill SyraMilk. 79c gal., Zippy Stride the Auxiliary of Feeney-Bennett line will open the second act 1 Post American Legion, 128, with 'Toot, Toot, Tootsie" and Pbonf WY H456. dog food, 100 lbs. $8.29 plus . • 3 16 lie tax. Private blend dog food. • Tuellliay evenl~g .at the hall "Darktown Strutter' a BaD." A i'OoR KOOMS and bath- un- 100 lbs .. 17.76 plus tax. Large Both guis are JUD!Ors at Middle-. burlesque on the opera, Rom· tamflhod partm t, ' fresh eggs 45c doz Bananas tc port High School. MilS girls eo and Juliet titled "Toney Ow· ... rent :U...na':e 5 lbo. ~ chooen by other organizations e!f and Julie Et" wJll ' foUow. 64 CHEVROLET '1-!t TON PICKUP . •··' PVmeroy p~ WY J. 3 24 3tc lnclnde Connie Conke, eo-spon- Taking part will be Jim Butdtsored by the ~lddleport Busler, -Diana Davis, Marilyn Slum3 23 11 60 CHEVROLET 2 TON CAl end CHASSIS . · -~ ATTENTION Farmers : Do you neu l Profes'slonal Women'• ho, Kemy Russell, suaan Oh· 6 cyl. 4t •peed fran~. 2 speed rear ure. 111" W .B. -·~. rpvJt ROOMS and bath, fur. pay city prices for used ma· Qub, and Cindy Conde, co- linger, Bill Jlysel~ Don NelllOII ,llllbed oparllllelll, utilities chiDery? I have on hand fortysponsored by the catholic Wo- and Marvin Fry, 57 FORD '1-!t TON PICKUP 6 CY\. ·\ 1urD1JbeoL Inquire: Ohio Jlo. nme used tractors mcluding: men•1 CJub of Sacret Heart . ·~~~; lillddleporl. 15 ,John Deet'1l <three of these Cburch in Pomeroy. Alternates Other numbers will lncluck!, 3 12 tfc are cub lizl) 10 Fannallo. 9 are Becky Goodall, Ollta Lewis "Dear Heart" by Charlotte 57 CHEVROLET 2~ TON CAB end CH.U$11 ,.--,-:--:---:-~..:.:.. Fords, I Cockshutts, 1 Avery and Kathy Bratton. The girls Glaze and Mill:e Archer; Ev· 4 ~pe-ed trans. 2 tpeed 11111' ute. ll'l" W.B. I Centaaor, 4 Ali~ Chalmers 0111)' represelll Ire auxiliary bill have erybody's lloln' It," by Kalby . ' 2 Crawloro, I Ridmg Gardea eo-spansots ·this year. McElhinny backed by a danee 55 FORD ~ TON PICKUP • ~ ~ lrac!Drs. ID addiUon, I have Mra. Albert Roush, asked that line of Rlllh Am Halley, San· ON THE FIN~ING plows, discs, cuiUva!Dra, mow the a u x II II r y p r o v 1d • jdra Swartz -Mary Wolfe Sandy ers, drllla, cultipackers, roEaster baskebj for needy chll- .Humphreys' and Mltl'lie 'Harris; tary hoe!, planters, plekera dren. i "Over the Rainbow " by Ruth balers, rakes, ,. ~blnes tit The local aulllory of Post Ann Halley! a •.•Gay Nlnetieo," opreadel'l, hammer-mills, and rd 1Z8 was commeilded by Mr1. ! medley by the l(lzad E_. most everythlns needed on a Borton Hall of Logan, Eighth ble; ''HeMeasy'• Theme" 1>1 farm. The only dlflerenee Ill Dllirlot President, lor having Dee Slaven, Judy MoOre, Mar· the ·prile. Bill Goodwin, a l2tp ~Jle st!<ODd' highest .membership llyn· Stumbo, Sandra Swartz, ·SotJ Comer LKvat • ~..... $li:. · · Mllltll••nt Pl. Rock, I miles from Wlill:eoes iD JIIIH. Refreshmento were 1IBn Morris and P•toY Manley; Yllle. 3-2Hic tc oerved ,followinl- the mietlna. "Cecilin," by 1111 MIUd · Ea. $1699 1 i Wheel Aliqnment $1495 Brake Service Blaettnars ,..,wv .... l $1085 1 . HQLLYWOOD (UP!) - IJia ~t!d art Tuesday u mil1ifm. ·llf televttwm:o saw two rrlerl bllrtlo away In a 1pa. . ablp . and then watcbecl tho PrOJllelll of the United Statas lileplione them on their return. 'lbe · occoalon, of courae. wu tha•rwonderfully auCCOI!IfuJ Projo ect GerniDi-fiigbl, the nallolt'l firit two-man orbital journey. ~ - 1116 _moment ol ovenrbeimt~jl lel!se IUe-and.rfoath realo It~_ ·lhat. lt'Biped the viewer was, again, .the moment of illlll!>hing. After the launch, ll wao overwhelming in another aaose Ill observe the blase, taken ·for · aronted confidence and .lletachmant of viewers towWj the flilht. Mother Goooe hao aeon her billie# days. James Bond 11 only a tiDy start In the other direction. can you honestly still toll a child that truth 11 stranger than fiction! It is -no longer the . truth that taku selling uoell to; we have ooen It all befora In fantastic fiction, perhaps. in a movie or televlolon show:.Truth Is merely confirmIng what, In our blaoe fashion we know 11 possible. II Is nOI the blaae truths, but the flott¢>, we must adjust !D. It Is danearously Impersonal In I _)Vay. In Ita function ao ail impartial carrier of both fact and fiction, television hao insul1ted ,10 many vlewera against !be foill Impact of reality-lOr videO ·offen • 81eady stream of experlenca of all aoril - thai Lon•0 Bottom · . "*"" •• waatmQJe Mr. and Ml'l. Billy Swoln, MarIetta wue Ylllllll(llt. IIIII 1111. Society News ·~;a-Jl!!tlleJ w• • _ - - -- 1 ' } $AVE lll'iJi!IJer ... I marks 2L ~ 28. Violent -blow: eolloq. .2e. Con.vet"ffaao Eng. 22. Limb 2ll.Exctu»o Pomeroy Motor Co. 't:D a-- ""' ,. . _.. . ' '65 Follies' Announ..ed At MilS ' £or Ffl"dav N'Ight' MHS E/ected to G'/'Stote r.:;;, :*· e TRUCKS e pf: uii 59c: . , · I e SP()T e KEITH .fi@l£.fORP USEDi C:Al tOT' ·'·• . >:. TO DO!! , · ---.. .." < . ·'.. .; lloat '~ deer C.l!lleetrlol Wilt Rufu.; ' QOO~. tlDD. fnd.t !r,~I"":IT"T....,7: ,.....,- .. ..' . 11CII. I RAt. .. CHEniR GCIULD. • I 37.llemoria, column 3~. LOOK, Wa:rp-.ya.na. 4,1. FranehtM SQUA~E, I CAN GET "FLEAFACE "8£NNY AND " 6LDOD " "· Acon.uadrum CARSON TO .JOIN US. 48. Act.reM Dunno 48. Bwelllnp ,9, Unttaot force 60. Exa.mJ.na,. llono DOWN f. PromO!Itory - *LWuirl lar-H-+-1-- DAD,y CBD'J.'OQUOTJII - Here'~ llow to work 1t1 · , Wendell Davia! I wouldn't ride in hie there WAS """"' W&J I oould pt: him to aok mel" WMPO Radio llfooday Thn Frfdayr 0;00 SigrH)n, N.,.. 1:'116 Sacred lleart 1;20 Meigl CT, RFD 8:25 Paul Bowers Farm 8:30 Bill Miller Sbow 1:57 Weather 7:00 National News 2.·05 Bill Miller Srow 7:30 Sporla 7:35 8W Miller Show 7;35 Plclteno Hardware Show (Tuesday·Thuraday) 7:!i0 Naw1 Dally U_ght 8"'0 • 1:45 Baker Furniture Show 1 (Wed.-Auctlon) Frl, Show) t:OO Newa 1:05 CoifN .With Janet '10:00 Swap Sbop 10:15 Morning KedltatlOIII 10:30 8Ul ~llllor Show 10:45 Malon Agr. Prgm (TueLl 10:46 Famlly Worablp (Tbtu'l.) 10:U A.S.C. Prgm (Pete . . Shield&) (Fridays) 11:00 News 11:05 Tlny'a Country JIDictioD 11:45 Tiny's Colliltry i4'mD Time 13:00 Cement Block News 12:~0 Goessler's Guest Star (Frl) ~:SO Larcy Andersoo Show 3:00 Jim Mees Show 4:15 Blaetlnar Auto Show JTue ..Thur.) 4·30 NeWI (Local) 4:4ll Jim Mee1 Show · 6:00 Nowa . . a:oo Jim ~~~te~ ibow I 1:311 Sundolfl! Serenade 8:30 Sign 011 Saturdayo: 6:00 Sign On - News 6:05 Country Music Time 6:25 Country Jamboree 7:00 News 7:116 Larry Anderson Show 10 « 1~ M · = ~ •• USlC - Army U:OO Dairy Valley lr Dutton'• Top Ten Show 12:00 News 12:1& Muolcal Interlude 12:30 Tba Rav. Merlin Teell Ji M Sb 1:00 ... '"1 m eoa 9w 5::10 SundowD Serenade 1::10 81!:11 Off 8llllda)ll 7:30 Slin On- Army Hour 7:55 News 1:00 French City Baptist Churcll Uo Sunday Sllow 8:30 The 8ibla Speab To You 8:41 . Wuh. Rapla To Peopll 10:00 Tba Good Life 1G:16 Congreuman•a lleporl 10:30 Sunday Sbow 11::10 Tho Qalel Hour 12:00 NoWI 12:1& The CllriJtlall's Hour 12:30 The lit¥. .MerUo Teltll 1:00 The Sltltday Showcase 1:30 The Rev. Silas Billups 2:00 The Rev. Andrew Parsons 2:45 Tha Rev. Roscoe Thorne 1:10 The Sunday_SIIowcaN 5:30 Baptist Layman's Hour 1:00 1be lkmdowa 8eHaadl 8:30 ·lliiB !HI AXYDLBAAXB LOX&I'lt:LLOW Ono1otterllmpl7 lluld$ for another. In tlllllampte A I• ~.. for the three II~ X far the 'two 0'•, ete. Blna'J• letten, .q-. trophJ.u, Ule liD«ttl IID4 formaUoa ot tb WOI'dl &ra all blnt&, Each da,y lba oorle Jetten .,.. dltf-1. lo A P C117Ptocnoaa HOAilOB GAD! TI-IE.V IIJtRE HJ CFDPZPBD H DVJ• 10-Klll((--.- . .·--WJEH RADIO ' World News Sport& 'l'tlday Weather Musical CJoook Com,niiiii(J News TaUt of tho Town !4uoa Councy -Newa Publlc Service Family WOI'Bblp Hour Laldlstztna u 1oo N.,.. But U:05 MOI'IIaa ueept Friday, CIJIII'dl Belli RJna U'45 World N"" 11:116 Muaa Coun!J· New1 12:011 Community Newo IJ:OO. Local Nm · IJ:IO Markell · 12:15 Weather 1J;20 8ulleliD lolrd lJ, '15 News 0 Grama 12:30 County Agent •2:46 Country GG RoGDtl 1,55 News ileal . 1:011 Counlry Go Rountl "llll'le... 118111 Melodlu ' I' 1•00. Wdway Malinel Nli N~ws Beat ·=30e... 4:00 DJSCinl THIS MINE f CA~ IIITR~CT. ,- !~~DON'T PtlT'DP YOUR U~ _,....,1'1' BEGINS TO RAlN,...WRD llA:M:UJill. 1:06 1:10 I:IS 1:18 1:116 t:IIO t:55 10:00 10: 1& 10:110 YEA>ll WE a\llB) il-l EM SAVAGES! GENTtE CHILDREN COMPARED 1'0 THE 9NESS """'~ES ltld::r.t:O MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 7:15 Sign On 7,30 News Headlineo 7:32 Musical Clock 7, 45 Echoeo of Joy 8:oo Ohio Valley News LITTLE ORPHAN AMNII ~ ATid:.J P I<ZKEWK ltiiO.Z .J :M: G.-B 0 II Jill D C 0 .JIll -. ·~ •hop? aultlx 45.Fem&ltt wonder USED CARS ~~::$1899 A.H GOT 38.Cl~to REAL SPRING EYE OPENERS New '65 Chevrolet - 216. Greedy 88, Alfixes 19. Internal dtc&J'Ol . llnon 11.Llttodettol't 3S, Enduro 34, Without pa; ---- LE.FT AN' RIGHT.~ MAM l'll>T~tOTIC DUT'V ......... SPRING SPECIAL ' SHE'S e>USTIN' U? MARR!J>£;ES CROSSWOR..D tloo" v..-. 28.Permlt 30. Sheer Cl1b- r ~ IIICh mattn u dalli!W beoome 1111' J11001 bi ''Doiono HallmaJii almost remote. Eacept ~ tht Mr. and Mrs. J8111M carter Cbatar. launcb IIDII ....,._, Tuuday, m announclnr the birth of 1 Janel ,8lsleU, Columbus. w11 it Is almost certain that few son, Jimmy Lee, born Marcil 20 an owmtght guest of Mr. and thought ol tha steady fact of at Hollar horpitaL Tba earten Mrs. David Smith. danger. have two daUilhlers Karen and Mr. and Mn. l,arry Curtis We bardb' 100 an}'lblnc but Sandra. Maternal grandparto18 and Mal')' J'farce ...,. dinner happy endlnp on the televlsi•n are Mr. and 1\fn. Alva Hole- auests of Mr. lltd Mno. Hobart IICniOD. EvOD when Presidetl singer, Reedsville and paternal Newell, Cbest.r. Kennedy wu IBSIIsinalad, we grandmolber II Mrs. Ethel Clr· Mra. Walter KoJ>IIC'o Hunt. did not 1e0 the klllinl! at the ter, Oregon. in&ton, W. ·va. was a dinner moment ii lctuaUy bappenecl. Mr. and Mrl. · u1 Hauber, pest of Mr. and Mro. Wayne It wos 'a iecond-hand elp81'~ Portland, and Mr, and Ml'l. Prince. once. We saw the &booting of Fred Larkina villted Cor • Dinner cuesto of Mr. and Mra . Lee Oswald, but by then be Smith, Nelsonville. Mr. Larillll Fred Larkins were Mr. and was an alleaed bad goy, and BB and Mrs. Smith are twins and Mrs. Paul Hauber aod Mr. and one network executive re- were celebrating their birthday. Mn. Howord Larkins, marked at the time, there was Mr. and Ml'l. Howard Young land, and Mr. and Ml'l. Norm- I such strone feeling about him- Paden Clly, W. Va. spent sev- an Weber. Afternoon and such insulation against .... era! days with NeiUe Slethem. were P. A. Weber and Mr. IDB bad guys shot on television Mr. and Mrs. Woyne Prince Mn. Jack Gillian. shows-that the 'event might opent .the w_eetend In Colum- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young, well have seemed to ·many bus wrth their children. Paden City, W. Va., youngsters like something not Visiting Mr. and Mrs. O..ot Reynolds, Pomeroy and far from a normal video ocea- Babeock were: Mr. and Mrs. Stethem, were visiling slon. John Carter and soo, Belpre, and Mrs. Bortle Smith. . Mrs. Jeanette Lawrence and The Cbannel Swim: Sen Everett Dirksen wUI be a guest DAJLY on NBC-TV's Jack Paar hour AORO!IS 3. Frult ~ May 14 . . . This Friday, for-. Cipher theplllm mer West Virginia Gov. Wil- 1. system& 4.Go4liam Maryland, who recently I. Take a s dells of on was discovered working as a one's ov heaJinl' luck: 5. Tempe~~t. 110eiaL Chicago taxi driyer, appears on 11. Stay !o t· 12. Mo•~m 6. Cl&uWe4 20. Cab. the Paar program •.. Violincom notiot~ ~>are isl Isaac Stem is tbe subject of 13. Brlt..h 7. Not aa.lad go.Boline dtstmd: 27. Ob\a.ill CBS.TV'I "Twentieth Century" lli. AddJUona! 8. Palt&Una ;!9. Sati.ttApril 4 . .. Martin Luther King 16. Geldert.u.d piiWl ru. J'eltuda)''• h•w• Is Interviewed on NBC-TV's city I, $un..bsu3M torny 40. ''Good. QO t "Meet The Press" Sunday .• : 17. Sail yard: 10. , . _ liZ. To"" Quam__. (IC!tlrJOt> Scot. apot ot Same day, CBS-TV's "camera 42. Num~r iD bi!Gk 19. At'flrm&UYI 14.. Pra.ia &fteetlol"l Three" starts a series of broadat the vor:. 13.1teda.o& aG. A.talcnt'! aonut cast• surveying the "little" 20. Blurred 20. Push tu1t 4!1. Chernleal $999 BIG TIRE SALE . . '' and M1'1l. Jlm Primmer, Coiutllbul, liP, . and . . . ' 1111111 JIDf family 111 inYited ll pl the facts 10 Oiled Funds ... with Doll 5:00 unity Newa 5:05 ld Newa 5: IIi Spor1a Today &:~ · weather 5o: 30 [)inner Musicale 6:00 Sign Off 8ATURUAY 7:16 SliD Oil 7:30 News HeadUnea 7:32 ·Musical Clocli 7:46 Word aDII Teatlmony 8:1111 Obto Valley N8W1 1:11 World News 1:10 Sporll Today 1:11 Weather 10:30 Song 1r Story Hour 10:45 Fem111 Worsblp Hour 11:00 News, Army Hour II:SO Public SerYiee 12:00 News Roundup U:20 8ullellii-lloard lli:JS Newo 0 Grlllllll 11:11 Saturday Hallnoe 4:00 llilcJtlll with Dolo 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 Nows a..uutup 5:15 PuiiJic Service 5:30 Dimlor lllllicale 1:011 Sip Off �th ANNIVERSARY SALE! D&ECollege Choir Coming On April 12th DISCOUNTS TO ALL On Our Step Saver Board When You Buy A Pair Of Regular Priced Shoes Discounts 25c to $1 0.0~ EVERYBODY WINS SAVE On New Spring Shoes WOMENS TENNIS SHOES and LOAFERS . f' eBiack eWhlte SliM eBiue 4 to 10 .99 pr, eRecl eGrey 2 pr. $3.00 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 225 No. Second Middleport OF OUR BUDGET LINE OF LIVING ROOM SUITES SALE ENDS MARCH 31st Select From 7 Styl" and 6 Colors 2 Pc. Suite Foam Cushions Nylon Fabric Plain Style SALE PRICI lmme•··· Del. Foam Cushions Nylon Fabric A Little More Style 2 Pc. Suite Foam Cushions Nylon Fabric Attractive Style 89'' Sofa Foam Cushions Nylon Fabric Extra Long 100" SofA 4 Pc. Curved Sectional Foam Cushion Nylon Fabric ' 2 Pc. Suite 3 Cushion Sofa Foam Cudlions Tweed Fabric Early Arnel]i'can Style 2 Pc. Suite Foam Cushion Tweed Fabric Early American Style 2 Cushion Sofa COMPARE Salel Dinette 2 WEEK DELIVERY IMMIDIATI DILIVIillY COMPARI 8ronze&Br111 Chrome 2 WEEK DELIVERY Goldtone 199·00 279·95 184·00 COMPARE 2 WEEK DELIVERY 179·00 259·95 168.75 IMMEDIATE DILIVIRY COMPARI 2 WEEK DELIVERY 199·00 299·95 188·40 IMMI!DIATI DILIVIRY COMPARI 2 WEEK DILIVIRY 199·00 299·95 188·40 IMMIDIATI DILIVIRY 159· 00 IMMEDIATI DILIVIRY COMPARI 2 WEIK DELIVIIlY 229·95 148·00 2 WIIK COMPARI DI!LIVIIlY If You Prefer The "FINEST" You Can Save $30 to $50 On Our "FLEXSTEEL" Living Room Suites. We Just Received A Truckload. TERMS: $10.00 or Less Per Month < BAKER Furniture I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 119·80 169·95 108·50 IMMIDIATI DILIVEilY 2 Pc. Suite -a-yTpeclif Arr•npment With Fectory 97·50 139·95 88·75 IMMEDIATE DELIVIRY 2 Pc. Suite COMPARI MORE FOR YOUR MONEY I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' Now H1veln-Stock The New I 1965 PAIIERNS OF HARD SURFAQ FLOOR COVEiiNGS 6ft., 9 ft.1nc112 ft. wldthl ON SAU! It EI.JERFELDS MECHANIC STREO WAREHOUSE In POMEROY $139.00 9 Pc. 421nch llect•ngular T1ble, I Chlln . . . $159.po 5 Pc. Round T1ble, 4 Swivel Ch•ln _ _ $119.00 7 Pc•. Rect•ngul•r T1ble, 6 Chltn · · - -$69.0.0 5 Pc. Round btenslon T1W., 4 ChiiN _ $139.00 5 Pc. Round T1ble, 41wlvel Chairs _ _ $149•.00· 9 Pc. Rectangular Table, I Chlln ___ $99.00 7 Pc. Rectangul1r Table, 6 Chlln ·- -$119.po 9 Pc. Rect1ngul•r Table, I Chlln ·· - - $159.00 7 Pc. Rect•naular Ta'We, 6 Chairs ___ $98.0.0 7 Pc. Rect1ngul•r T1ble, 6 Chlln - - $104.00 5 Pc. Rect•ngular T1We, 4 In - - $159.00 7 Pc. ·Rect1ngular TaWe, 6 o.lrt ··- - � 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. 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