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Ohm, as diStriCt com- at Logan, whlch Included a ·~ 1\\Uteeman. lnar on modem courts lot Ohlo, .Ohio Bar Association pres!- and lowyer's public relations. t! : ·.'' that would start m the Clncln- Aug. 15. ~:li uare~~~ 1 ~ut:.,~ Preoton wu In Washington P . today to submit his Ideas for County, With alternate routes the fir 1 600 mil of high ay from lhe Athens to Belmont to Ap:alachia C:clals th: ~::p~ydo"!:"'to":. Bureau of Public Roads. area and the other l'UIIIIIng "There has been an excellent north thro h McConneDavUle . A second ,an called for lh~ res~ from the states m ""~ te to p eaat ard fr c· milling tbe'!' plano and r"';?m ~:Oatl alo.; Ohio": ',.'!:;'n •;!d. ::;: Adams County and then drop D I to et them llh;pe lot southward by Portsmouth to tie .:~ to Wallllngton.'' ln with a Kentucky road. Presion was biihway director "We an &Olnl to do the best 110 cu to see that Ohio gels Its 1 ...t :a.J: tn': ,:'! Is to be one of at the National Ellenslon lm!ted to a!tel)d. The prottractions at the Homemakers meeting In Hl·llt'am Is 9:30 a. m; to 2:30 Jl· m. Extension Hom&- wali last. laD. the Middleport HlaJI sehooL ,'kbie,,..,tent Day pro- Miss Mabel Spray, persona attendlnc ohould 31 in wbleh. local specialist, family . brlng 1 sack lunch. Coffee will are participating by k~. will be llw featured be available. f~t:1:.l:lo:garments. Sever-er in the afternoon. Miss This Achievement Day 11 ana Homemakers a!- has chosen "Be a BeUer · educational program garments they er'' as her topic. In sponored by MelBa County Co&he will discuss Exlenslon Service usthis past year. Allred Bills, a home-land dlsadvanlagea of buying volunteer workers. lroot Suuth Point, Ohio,·discounl houses; also, tile an lllustrated talk us- jand cona of trading otamps. about her esperience AD homemakers in the 'r'. • 9:45 Gospel Slnllnr JubUee 10:45 Chrisropbm 11:00 Tills Is the Life 11 :30 Frontiers of Faith 12:00 TV Chapel 12:30 Gospel Jubilee 1:00 Nationwide Bowling 2:00 BIB 3 Golf 3:00 Profiles In Courage 4:00 Championship Bowling 5:00 Wild Kingom 5:30 College Bowl 6:00 Meet The Preso 6:30 News 6:45 Weather 6:5() Sporto 7:00 Biographr 7:30 Walt Disney 1:30 Branded 9:00 Bonanza 10:00 The Rogues 1!:00 News Picture 11:10 TV 3 Weather 11: 15 Sunday Tbealer 8.30 " Blessed Assurance Hour" 10:00 Social Security bl Action 10:15 The Livtq Word 10:30 Beanie and CecU 11 :00 Bullwinkle 11 :30 Dlacovery 'II 12:00 llerald of Truth l2 :30 EvangelisUc Crusade 1:00 Lower Lipdlouse 9:00 "God ls My 10:00 10:30 1!:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2' 00 Channel13 4.ns ~er " Lamp Unto My Feet Look Up ' Live Camera 3 "It b Written" Facing We Face the Nation Oral Roberts The Big Picture Social Security I 2: 15 This We Believe UU Sports Spectacular - 4:00 Alumni Fun 4:30 Baseball-St. Louis Cards 5:00 Jack Benny 5:30 Amateur Hour 6:00 Twentieth Century 6:30 World War l 7:00 Lassie 7:30 My Favorite Martian 8:00 Ed Sullivan t: 00 For the People I 10::Jll What's My Line? l! :IIO CBS News II : 15 Late Show (Conlinued !"rom Page l) played the hotel in its Yuletide motel shooting incident ..... . show last December, only then Movie insiders are agog over he was a supporting act Lo comedian Alan King. lbe strong blast Variety took at the new film "Fanny Hill: Memoirs of a Woman of Plea. SUN., MAR. 28 IDGHL!GHTS 7:00 BIOGRAPHY - " Pope sure." They called a slip · ~ oPius Xll On The Eve of World •hd. guttersnipe productiou, with a dull, smutty approach "A disgr•ce to the film indu5try." Seldom has this trade paper done such a ocathing r&view on a movie. . .. Anita l.ooa, who wrote "Gen· llemen Prefer Blonde8," the book that became a musical comedy and did oo much to launch Carol Channlng as a star, has this to say aboot Carol: "She is nature's own child A fascinating and confuting character. And I'm sure that 110 oybartte would ever envy her anything except her enJOfi!Ient of life" . . . Bobby Vinton. whose otar conlinues to rise, will make tbe Mlaml Beach nightlife scene !illiiD on April IB when he head liDO at the -Eden Roc. Bobby War ll when international tensions were at the breaking point, Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli became Pope, and was elected r ' Catholic Church. BIOGRAPHY traces the life of Pope Pius XII from his birth in 1876. through the trying years of World War U, to his death on October 9, 1958. 7:3() Color WALT DISNEY part three of four-part comedy- drama, ''Kilroy." Mayor Homer Jeffry attempts to use Kilroy's popularity to help him win re-eledion. 9:00 Color BONANZA - "The Trap." When Little Joe accidentally kills the husband ol a former girlfriend she becomes, convinced that he did it on pur. po•e to win ber back. w., 7:2i Today Out Your 1:25 Tocbly Out Your Way CartoollsviJJe Bachelor f'adler Truth or Collsequl!llceJ What's 'nlls So1J1 11: 110 CoDeealratloa 11:30 Jeopardy U:OO Call My Bluff 12:30 I'D Bet U:i5 Jljewa 1:ot Midday', NI!WI Pletun 1:30 SID&In~ Jlllllhorel 1:00 M - ' at Truth ;..30 '1'll8 ·DOetor. 1:00 Ailothor World 1:30 Say WileD 4:00 Polatdt ·Galne 4:30 Mr. CariDoD 1:00 Buck lfoaDd $:30 Laramie 1:30 New. Picture 1:45 Weatber 6:15 Jim Tbacker Sports 7:00 liuDtley-Brlutley 7:30 tntematlonal Sbowtlme I: SO Bob Hope 10:110 Jaet Paar 11:00 .N11:15 Wllllber 11:., Spol'll 11:10 Tulll&ht Show 11:45 Toalebt Show 1:00 t :30 10:00 10:SO Travelog vs. 76'ers Motorcycle Racing Lo Jead the Roman ::m 1:45 Com Cob Report 7:oo Today Show 1:45 TBA 2:00 NBA Playoff - Royals 10:00 Candid Camera On Again, Off .Friday's Television Program WSAZ-TV Channel 3' 4:00 World of Golf 5:00 Science. AD-Stars 5:30 FDR 6:30 The King Family 7:30 Wagon Train 8:30 Broads!~ 9:00 Movie 11:30 Bob Yousg News 11:45 Outlaws TONIGHT'S LATE MOVIES Channel 13 - "The Giant Claw", 1957, Jeff Morrow and "Th.e 27th Day,'' 1957, Gene Barry. Channel 8 - "Pearl of the South Pacilic," 1955, Dellllil Morgan. Channel 3 - "With A Song In My Heart," 1952, Rory Cal· houn. MONDAY'S LATE MOVIE Channel 8 - "Showdown AI Boot Hill," 1958, Robert Hutton. TUESDAY's LATE MOVIE Channel I "Thunderlng Jets," 1958, Re1 Reason. WEDNESDAY'S UTE MOVIE Channel 8 - "The Storm Rider," 1957, Scott Brady. THURSDAY'S LATE MOVIE Channel 8 - "Thieves' Hlgb• ways." 1149, Richard Conte. FRIDAY'r LATE MOVIES Channel 8 - "Lure of tbe Swamp," 1957, Marshall Thompson. Channel 13 - "Weatern VIIion," 1941, Randolph Scott. Ray Walstcm, star of "My Favorite Martjan," keeps running Into jokerll who Willi ,him to float tblngl lbrollih the jlir wlth hls levitating flnger. ' NEW YORK (UP! hera of "Coronet Blue," The new one-hour drama ~rlea for CBS nell fall, will be played by Frank Converse, a handaome, tail, blond a.ae actor . whoae preoent oblcutlty will be eorrectd In a hurry If the television show workS. He will be lbe only regular ID the aerlea, play· lng a youth with amnetlla whoso advenlurlous "~ In oearch of his identil)' equate wllh the. effort). of·!Gd!tY'i'.fiiUib to find 111 place· In llle: Sepl 11 !a the dale tor CBS· to televloe the.llnala of tU .,MjiP ·1 ihe.' n.illi!t. _,ecia- · , Amorl<:illl 'ocillltlt ., in' ~.e.t~tlc City. 'IH•Ill~1 aecill!ve year the Qetworlt: ·1181 'i teleetlt ·!he t¥11111. .• ' • " WCHS-TV WHTN-TV ChannelS Channel13 1:00 iluddJ Stardler Show t:OO CaptalD ltanprco 10:00 loflke Wallace • Newo 10:30 I !me l.qe, 11:00 Andy ol 1\f.ayberr:!' 11:30 'lbe McCoys U:IIO Love ol Life U:2S N6WI 12:30 SeardJ for Tomorrow 12:45 Galdlq Lllbt 1:00 WomeD'1Paga 1:30 AI ·tbe Wotld '1'Unll 1:30 The YOUIII MarriiCia 4:110 Dinah Shon' Speclal 5:00 Lloyd Thar·• 1:110 Local NIWI .& Wealber 8:15 Newa 8:30 Rolll!r Derby 7:11 '1'lle ~ 1:00 Fll'lllC!l''l Datllbhr 8:30 Addaftll trlllllly 1:110 Vatenlble'l 0ay 1:30 Goapol llarmOII1 8oyf 10:110 . JJ O'Clock lll&h 11:110 News . 11:10 lM8I News llld Sparta 11:15 Wea!Qer 11.:211 ~ 11: 30 rlo1illi . . 1:00 Puoword 1:30 Bouae Party 1:00 To TeD the 'l'I'Ulb 1:30 '11le Edat ol Nllbt 4:110 Secret BlonD 4:30 Lone Ranger 1:00 Bowery 110)'1 1:00 News llqorl 1:15 Your Wealllermu 1:20 Sporta 1:ao CBS EvoaJac Nowo 7:00 Saa PnllciiCO Beat 7:30 lla'llll* 8:30 'Die Grell Advmture 1:30 Gamer Pyle. U,Sitll: 10:llll 811111 ff'l 'PeoPle 11:00 'nle Nen ~~ 11: 1i '11le Weetber 'h1ter 11:20 Weather .: 1 11:30 MJ!IIm Dollar MoVie~ 7:30 ~- 8llo1!Um6"'0>1 Great Oerii!ID Clmll" acrobatics, elownlng, IDd !raiDed liolll IDd tis~. llld poodle act, !aped In Munlcb. ti.lll A· · mecbe ls )lo81. . 8:30 Color BOB . SENTS ATitE Spy" - Pll1'<11 drama agrees to leun lbe . lll8n COVJC WJ"ll 7:56 Dall)' wor• 1:00 Bit~ 8:30 Jack La Lamll t:OO l"un School 1:45 IIIli Odie 10:00 Morning Movie 11:30 Prlee Is ftlgbt 12:00 Domta Reed 12:30 Father KMwl BIR 1:01 The tletiua Game 1:30 Tbe People'l Ololce 2:110 Flame In the Wind 2:30 na, Ill OIIUrt 3:00 General Hospital 7:25 D.U, Worcl . 7:30 Bozo 'lbe a.nm 1:00 ABCI Nltblllfe . ., .. ;:! . C')l;:J . =-=· J. :..:n~id~ • , 1,. WHTN-TV iin: Show rs. . J!il!!!liglzt •..,;~ ........... - ' WCHS-TV Channel 8 =Ia ::m:r:~~o:..!! K·11 r_: Fu~tz ':"as elected ex~· cu.b v(' commltte_ell!an for the 17th DIStrict of the Oh1o ' WSAZ-TV Channel 3 ,. ~:~~:!1?.$:~1.E£aSe* Eiectedt;E8:Dc;:.muee OOJduw:a IIJ81daa oo:a WIJOOJd .UO!S!Aala1 S~A!pUOH Sunday Televi~on Program ::,.,-10?""" a p.10.611nd oo:~ £l(iUUD'IJ ' ... i' .toea " '' ' '/ : 7 COLUMBUS (UPn - The chief consulta1,1t on th_e Appal8jflila lilghway progriL' said today he was conf1· dent some of the projlOSed Ohlu roads would be approv· ed for early constructiOn. But E. S. Preston declined to discusa them In detail and implied that not all of tbe blgbways requuted by : Ohio and the other 10 states in th' Appalachia redevelop- I ment program would be approved. Ohio submitted a request Jut week for 264 miles of basic highways and about 250 niiles of access high- ln lormer ·Gov. Michael V. l>iways. Salle'a aclminl8trat!on and ls Preston lndicaled that t h e now private consulting eng~ "q~lck start " construction In neer here·. He wu selected to MYF RALLY - Jlev. ~ohn Williams of the First Methodist church In Athens, center, points to a poster In' .~ Oh1o would be on the eastern llUdy piBIII oubmltted by the Pom_emy Uruted. Methodist church sanctuary after the Me1gs County MYF Rally for which he was guest speaker. end of the route the alate bas tll.atea and recommend hJihways He IS accomparued by Dorothy ·Srruth, Mrs. Delmar Hamm and Mrs. Bentz, at left, and Mrs. Mildred Lucas, Rqu propused across ooutbem Ohlo. that COII!d be built under the Easterday, Mrs. Leo Smith and Chris Tompkins, right. Tompkins is president of the county MYF. 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I!A:\1 J0 uopAI!J, - S:II!AOW :!I!U IV J.HDIN AVONOI'I 01:'! lllii!>MHDDI a '&VW ''NOI'I JJV 'S ·n JO .... _ I 11 p.IOUJOQ UO!) ~.. :-Ill~;= ·~~ ~· ..w . ,.. ,~.~,..~'t?J$1 1IClOJ, ll!l1J ..<oms! ... · -~~.&i~ · NIO!dw03 liapaO UO[liiA "'101 1111 ~"' IUJ.idt 11111 lljnl> llli!U UIO!l<Oi'l .lllOI nJM " 01'1 puo ~JIUO!I\,. 111 puoqonq Jli.loni ·••Joq "''I da!d Oil"' '•od.I,•H U0!1 - (IdOl OOOMA'l'lOH p.J0/4 o01 ~a.Jq .moq~o e Jaq: Bu!•Ol et8 .,qJDlSJO lON OQ , lOJ P8Jl -uoa .19q U! asnet~ a uo ~lS!SUJ - - - SWOISAS .-_,_, ·a(llpaq;ll 1111 , ~ Ill •• , '"" ~ J\ lbe hllbways... ....,., a . . , olltllrlbalecl IUwlk olfir.lal.llale ebii!Dell Frtclay awtac 111e roa1e of 111o pro(IOMCI A,.aJoc•ta hlp way acros1 IHII!era Ohio mlaseo Melfi .eCIClllly by at leall It mlleo. As aa lclded lcldlty, tile area oa 111o map ...,.,mpaosC!tl by Mello ..... ty wu obllteratocl almolt eallroly by lbo map tide, "Re.,.mmeadetl Appalacbla Dev· elepmeat IIIJinrayo." I k · w k Ch.l er ua e rec s 1 e . SANTIAGO, Chlle (lWil-:-A w1de area or central Chile In rulns loday. Authorities placed the toll ol dead and missing at more than 350 and said delayed reports from the hinterlands could send it even higher. II was lbe worst earthquake In quake-prone Chile since May killer earthquake left a 1960, when a series of sbocks Argentina debris An eotimated 300 villi· per-1 The hardest-h1t area eppeared 11gers were beli!!vC!tl buried iD • to be a valley 70 miles north mass of mud three feet thick Sunday's quake struck during of Santiago which was devas- Elsewhere, 33 persons w~ the noon hour with temblors so tated by waters behind a shat· known dead, inclucliJII 1our Intense they rumbled up and tered reservoir dam. each in, Sanliago and ValparaiiO down thts narrow South AmerVU!ag<rs Wiped On! -{:hlle s two largest cHies. ican n at ion on the Pacific A walt of water crushed more i The tremor:' sent hundreds o1 Ocean and across the Andes to than BO crude houses made ol j persons runmng Into the streets the shores of the Atlantic in adobe under tons of mnd and in panic. In Santiago, a hyslerICal . woman was killed wben she l•ml"'! from • second--floor hospital Window. Another •"'lim was trampled to_ death Ill a stampede lor the e11ts at San- Isons. killed an esttmated 5.700 Famed Burma Surgeon DI"es In Hospital 1!.~ F~s_. .t.ered . ~:~!..:!c:,.u~!! •her• Burm;~Pil NAMKHA.M. = Dr. Gordon Seagrave, the famed "Burma surgeon," died S(mday of a heart ai\ment in the jungle hospital he built for primitive tribesmen 44 years ago. Seagrave was 68. Known as "Daddy" to the hundreds of nurses he trained and to many of the thousands of patients he treated in a career of humanitarian service, the Burma· born doctor came from a · · long line of American Bap- of the Washington Post, and tist missionaries. John. 32, an engineer. They arSo strongly did Sengrave feel rived here early this month. about his training program for Death came in the hospital nurses thai he conducted he built up from a small bamcourses right up to the day he boo structure to a 2:;tJ-bed genbecame ill. Even then, small era!. hospital that serves more 1 groups gathered around his than 400,000 tribesmen. Sea- Although Oongrel1 hu not sickbed for lessons. appropriated funds lot _the high- Se t be b 'ed in 1 way pfOIIJ'am, officiala art th :.:-~:1 was.;'. 1ur N hopeful that an appropriation e pl cern ry a amwUI be made soon IDd the dirt kham, among the people he T~~~~l\2:''.· a b u i 1d I rig houslnllhe public market and destroyed hundreds of ramshackle dwellinga in the slums. --- 6 Implicated In Weekend Vandalism HAROLD F. ZIEG Six persons, three of whom are juveniJes, have been Jm.. grave overcame financial, per- sonal,health and language bar- NAMED TO BOARD _ Har- plicated in a series of vandallslll riers to keep the hospital oper- old F. Zieg, of Upper over the weekend tllat ating. . Arlington. a Columbus reallor, raqged !rom the theft of COI'POf'above bas succeeded Bartoo ation limit signs to knockiq o.can bef!in to ny OD highway treated IDd the loved. . A Hoi! of Logan wbo retired er ""•ed mail boxes. In 1961, late Pres1dent ~unty •·n constru ~-n 1·0 Met•• •~ en· tbe board of • lbe General ' r~ ~ ~ ,. lete""-e Co. of Ohio. Roberl. lh.is morning were Herold R. Whil Pr .sto clecllned to ... John F. Kennedy honored Seae ! n grave as a physician who bad yuvao K 20 Le F Us 1111 The March meeting of Cen- preu 1 VIew on what roadtl become "a symbol to the enM Wopal Mariou was relser • · tart a · Ira! Ohio Valley lnduatrlal mlgbt be ~pproved be oaidec-lt tire world of the American trael~clecl ~ompaey • president. I Thorle~ v. ~tz, ~ ~.T"'· Council will be held In the Mar- 110Uld be Jood, honea! ob) clition of humanitarian service Mr. Zleg bring• 33 year> of . Anot r a .u t, w a 1101 tlni llotel, Ironton atartlng live reportlng to slate the alate& .. npertence Ia real eaCate, con- been . taken mto custody . ':I'll wllb a at 1:30 p.m. Wed· wDl not get all they request" abroad. str..clion and furnltun busi- mormng, and three umdentiliell Jrontcm Chamber He said there were 1,350 miles Seagrave earned his medical nesses. He bvlds membersbip JUVemles, are oolieved to haft Commerce II host lor the of major roads to be built In 11 degree from the Johns Hopkins WASHINGTON (UPI) _ In- io a number of ci>ic and so- been connected m _tbe a~ of states, which would Dllll'e out Medical School ln Baltimore. terstate Commer- Commission clal organtzallons in Colum- vandalism, authorities 58101. •< bus Law enforcement olllcials ap::Guest:''~apeaker will be Toledo to less than :1Z0 mlleo each If Instead of going on to whal (ICC! examiners today recom· preher.ded the suspects after Jerrald Donahue, d~ the lederal money was dlstrlb- might have become a lucrative mended approval of the proposthey had allegedly "!liken the of the Ohio Department uted on a share-even basil "but medical career ln the United ed merger of the New York Pomeroy corporation Urnlt Taulloo. He Ia a .IJ'aduate lt won't oo done that way.': States, be _chose to follow in the Central and Pennsylvania Railsign and placed it aiOJll lilt Arltngton High llehool, He also said federal offlciala ste[lll ol hiS nuss10nary parents ro<ds. Tile combined network 1 highway between Racine •~ . , received lila bach- would lal!:e Into oonslderation and return to Burma. His pa- woold form the biggest rail line Syracuse. elilu from 0111o Slate how the proposed roac1s 1n one lients wer• the poor. Ignorant in the nation. It was reported the IJ'Oll[l University iD 11161 and hla Jaw state would ti~ into IIIC!ther and and super&tllion·ridden Kachin, The report said that as a conalso look the corporation limit from the university · ln the am.ount of Interstate hiflh· Karen, Chin and Chinese tribes- dllion of the merger, the new sign in Racine BDcl stood it iD He served In the Air Force way mtleage m the states. men of Burma. rail network must include the 1 the Antiquity area. One of the I First Lieutenant from 1152 At the bedside when Sea- freiflht - but not passenger juveniles involved in the vailto IJ$4, . services ol the bankrupt New . dahsm said they attempted Ul He bas IOI'Ved with the IOflal grave died were hts two sons, H R ·~co d MASON - Two Mason reSJ- lal!:e the lower corporation UJII' I1'ofi,llfllon of lbe Ohio Tax.......... Sterling, Z7, foreign news editor aAvepn al aCen . tr dents were taken to Meigs Gen- mil sign in Syraeuse• but could I'd ~.ennsy • a1 canso 1 ah . 1 . as •sslslant t' if ed final! b the era! osplta m Pomeroy 1 or not get it out of the ground. Tbe ~--· lOll, approv y tr . . . su Ifered ]sign was badly damao·-· ...... Getieral, admlllillratlve us!st. afJ'. . lull ICC would form 8 ynelwork . eatm ent or mjunes 0 ut to the A"--·-General and 0 · track . th m an automob1le crash on Rt. ' Other early Sunday mornlnt 0 1 11 •600 m11es 01 _ _, • m • 33 · M t th · t ect· · · hlch he · U first 188latant In lbe departU 'ted Slat d part Ca • m ason a e m ers 100 Imcldents m w t siX wert 11 01 ........ He bec:IOII Tax Comml5- Mary Roberta Cltana!yed ...: Mid. dDt Th es anb'ned liS Did ol Maple-st. near the Pomeroy- involved included tbe knocking '. Racine was cltarl ., • a a. e com I ne wou M b .d I l -~ . '1 box llloner ln January ol this year • . --"'• h to••! t 01 th ason n ge. ,over o al •-• two mat ea. . ave _ . ~ asses more an in the Oak Grove ""'a and rlq.: · dleport Pollee With· ·~- ... a · reel llsht after 1 trifllc IICCI· Mrs. Maed M. Peopleo, Pom- $5 bllbon. In1ured were Tommy E Ew· i the fire departmenl sinl TAKE WALit • AWAYS dent Salurday at 11::18 a.m. at eroy, died Saturday about noon ing, 19, and his mother. Elea- l i~ Racine Authorities said • Pomeroy poUce lbe Intersection of tocusl and at the home of her diughter, ARREST REPORTED nor Ewing Of£icials said Mrs. 1was shortly alter the ftre •Ireta aways at Latin W South Third-oil. Mrs. Kathleen Norrta, 95 E. The Ohio State Patrol reports Ewing was suffering from • .had IJN!n sounded that lbe :'ltoldcend Pollee said llbe ru lbe llgbt, State-St. In Athens where she the arrest of Lester Wise, 30, whiplash Injury and her s o n I six were questiOned about 11111 ~ In jan Y then bll an OllCOmlDc veblcie had been making her home. Middleport, cited to Meigs suslained a whiplash injury and :vandalism. ofltclall fro the bolpl: drlven by Ralph Jack Coleman, Other survivors are 1 9011, Counly Court April 2 lor no also wes treated lot shock. I ----lanivect to them. 111, Cheshire. llalllailll were Leland Peoples of Columbus; lllllllier. Mason Police Chief Fred TayTWO FINED llnlaled at fiiiiO to the Ch~ three griDdchlldren and seven lor mvesbgated the 12:30 p.m Two were lined IDC[ <e tbW SQUAD CAU.BD cey ear and "" Ill ODieman I · areet criDdchUdren. Sbe was · TO OPEN OFFICE Saturday accident and said a lorfieted his boCld 111 The Polneroy : .met'llet!C!J veblcle. No IDJUl'lel were re- pretedod ln death by he rhys F. M. Chill, M. D., former vehicle di'tven by David W. Me·Q,t~r~ea 1..11) Jaqulld wu called ..,'!be ~ parted. puUee iD other band, Percy. Middleport pbyliclan, bas re- Farland,-43, New Haven, W. Va., ICII!!le Nlldenc:e at ·lfPall ... ~":uvitY Harley Funeral services wlll be CC>ll· turned to Middleport and plans ran into the rear of a 11163 mod!~!~~~~;· 11:68-a ..._ !Gd!tY·, · · 'eit ueDoDaJd. .31 111. 1 dueled at 2 p. m, '!'II~ In 19 open an office for ceneral el car driven b~ T0111111~ ah4Milllll - -·- ., .a ,.. e tht Free Methodist Church at ptactlce. He and his wife are • Police reported Ewlllll 011 a LOCAL TBMPI · ·. ,. · ~~ ~ ~r· ltlwel CUff o1 11'hlch wile waa ~ldlng iD the Miller property stopped to make • left turn Tbe !cnpentun ln. . PoJD.~~-Jp":'~. Prid!iY•.2i, RutlaDd' ·, ritember. FriC!Ilds may all at • ·s®!b Tlilrd•v. He had pra.,. to the driveway at his home. ~Mbeu illllrtet at ll':lo ftl \ 1 ~ li!Gli l!:dC*f ~ 'jlte Ewing Funeral home in IIced bel:e lor It years before 'l'lle accident Is ottU under.~:~:~~=~~~ , ,.U It "~.,..; 11.i· ~..' M~ Rt, 1, ~meroy. Buria.l be IIi !);0· \~ Iii 1155 to reside ln vestiflation, according to of 'idiollio. cl!iUV *!& , , .·. , ~... P.~· · . ,:~ Gro~• Cemetery. . ' kansv. .. cor Ta,yior. •' \ """ .,}., ·p .""·'• -' "~ .:,·,,·'. ;_, -. f.." t I ---;. ~j ). ' .· ' l. ,_. \ ..... '·' "' . .'. ' ~-'!i"r'-<.-'V{I; Meet on Wednesday GI.ant Rai·l Merger IS• AppfOVed I Mother, Son lnJ· ured in Mason Crash , 1 Woman Driver •H-· . Is Ch ed Mrs peopIes Dl'es m· Athens ·, 1 ::::= tiD= H The · 1r...:r ~ ea: ;r cited d. oi wilt , " �(j Northwestern, Columbus South ':Win Titles Snu Workt Sava Sp111f Wash ••• and GAS DRY yaur " aD - • · ID ont ,# -compact . Navy Bombers Rake Radar appliaace " s.,_ •.,.~ II " ' . 7 DISCOUNT Of Our Budget Line Of LIVING ROOM SUITES Custom-Made SCROLL·€ANOPY ONE DAY SERVIa .J ON Select From 7 Styles and 6 Colors, HURRY! • SHIRT r FINISHING . Sale Ends Marth 31st• ROIINSON'i ,; . LAUNDRY1 DRY CLEANING"'' WY 2-&421 POMiiROY j -- - ---------- BAKER MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT A TUIIDAY "THI AMIRIC:ANIZATIOH 01' IMILY• . o.rav, JuU• AIICinwa lltl¥7~ Doqlu, Ju. Cotillm, FURNITURE I' MIDDLEPORT, 0. J•- ~-WJU, i CtllrtarteeM WID. on~ THURfDAY Morchll...,ll'l I NOT OI'IN PRIDAY Iiiii IATURDAY A,rll N _SJ NPAIL Dill O'Btr ad Walltl' Xa n ' .. NNIGHTrl..~ TO , ..... x..u. . Alllll Gut . ii... CASH lOAN M IllI CASH LOAN Payllllld 100 47.30 16.61 $1100 1500 40.92 1700 53.17 60.45 l&tat. . . "wal n. .... far ,... ..,! ' p .., n.. ._. I LANE "'-'• Is' r a " • s'.a ........... -.. RALL'S BEN PIDWIN bllll ......... . , scc;'J' s a - ........ _ .. , c&'l'-.1 ... rl • • ,.... ...... ,...., y._. - You aren't alone, let us help, Throughout the year, we lend millions of dollars to thousands of people for hundreds of different reasons. We believe that paying taxes on time is reason enough. Speed Riggs, famous tobacco auctioneer recommends -- , __ ·-""''10.66 . =IL· ~rt•ut; YO It LP CWLLI I A • Msalhly r The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. SUNy !liON,. TUllo JOR TAXES BILLS CAIN A s,.JH'rb Srrudure of lhe Hi~hest Quall1_v Alrmainum, cap1urt'n1 all lhe Charm ofl'ine Jlome !Styling! t -y They put back the 88 -.,y -...osa Or u Hili•••••• ...,._ OPTOMITIIST Oflb aour.: • to a11111 1ac. at Nq a 'ftnln. - &Ill Cour1 St., PIIFIMJ'IIJ u. 1/lTERI MASO,N· THE SHOE BO)( PUINIIUII CO. MIDDL8'0RT, Q. MASON. ""' ,,, ,.. ,. taste othetstake a~ay •• ISSUE SUSPENSION REPORT MELBOURNE, A us t , a lla (UPI)-The Australian Swim- m $25 to $2000 ming Union Issued a 27-page official Oi)llllplc report Sunday but It shed Utile llght on the \O.year Sllllpension of Dawn Fraser aild lesser suspensions on three other Aussie female swimmers. Ob"'"@l'l eould find little In Ito contents to warrant the strict sentences, '1 ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY Lilt lnsur•nce Avaflabl• On All Loint 300 W. Second St.-WYandotte 2-2Ul, Pomeroy NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12. NOON ., . .1(E C>HLINGER, MGR. '· THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THE AT In the cMr or tmder the sea, in farming or finance, the ,...,_ belongs to the fit . The future belongs to those vigorous enouch to live it and shape 1t. Are )'OIK schc:N;Ws Pf0¥tdina tor~ fitness as part of i!ll sound education? You parents e~r~ help see that they do. Wri te: The President·s CooAcil QA Nat :iclll Fitness, Washingtoo, D. C. for iD.formallooo., • II PRESIOENrs COUNCIL PHYSICAL FITNESS �. Q l (' l r: - - - - - - - - · J J a e b o l l , Mrs. Francis ! . ColJlu, lllmdell, Mrt. Sarab J. HartlDIIO. Wilkesville, RusseU Hospt"tal News Mrs. Burnett, J.owe.95, Dies c Dally Sen~ln•! · Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. 29, lHD Pleluat v~"l' -~ A.n:n.-al a ••• PJay Seb.eduled Toni ht . P'. !brquardt, Rl I Medina. AD)Il'ri'ED: ~· Howard - - - - - - - - - and Lbida L. GUlacly, Sylvan- "'6. llarr.ilon, ~. Mrs. AII . lllllerell 86ipllil ia. bert Slsson, Liobir!; ·cam.u Cas- PT. PLEASANT _ - 'nJe SoDAIIIoQa ~ who entered Birlllt . to, Pt. Pleuant; Mrt. Merlin lor Clus of Point Pleaaant Rolw bolpllll over Ole week Mrt. Delbert L. Gates. RutMitchell, Cheshire; · Maggie Higli School will 'pNloent ItS end ..ere: Sunday - Miss !sa- land, daugiltor, ~ : :10 p. m. Sat. NT M . A Sharp, Glenwood; Mrs. John annual class play Monday bell Boggs, 129 Fourth Ave .. ~- Mrs. Francis E. Collins, PT PLEASAI!S fdrs . In the hlgh school IYIII at 20 ;j' Mr:~ HusaeU, Pt. PJ,eaaant; Karen Sue Dobbins, 4112 Hedge- Hamden, son. l :lS a. m. Sun- ~!,~·~::r Sat~ay night 'at I Keonelh Jeffen,_ ~l<l,e ; Cal- p.m. wood Dr., Ray B. Cupler, 2104 day. the V~n Meter Nursing Home at , mv Pptney, Apf.It• Grqve; Dar: 'nle play entitled, "AD Shook Eastern Ave., Mrs. EUzabetb DlseJwced Clifton after a brief illness . I rell Herdman, - · Ple4sant, Up" ts under the dlrecUon of E Thornton, 49 Spruce St., Patients discharged over lhe Mrs Barnett 8 descendant Echson Putney, Pt. Pleasant ; ad~iso Ml'» Jon Leighty Mtss Lucille W. S!den, Rt. %, past weekend iincluded Michael of se;..ral Re~olutionary sold- Mrs. Ke~eth Robinson, . Pt. Jame.'\an.,.;.nese with Miss Cheshire. Mrs. Clyde DaVIS, Rt. Tredway, Ernest Grimm, John lers who fought in lhe Batile of Pleasant, Mrs. WarNn Javld- 1Marilyn Moore as the student 2 Cheshire, Roy C. Vickers. Rt. Marshall, ~rs. Henry Beach, Point Pleasant. ..,., bom at en, Roberlsburg ; Mrs. Melvm direct<ar. "intQo ~·· ~bort L. Put- Mrs. Allen Baker, Mrs. Harry Hickory Chapel on July zz, 1!168, Halstead, Pt. Pleasant. j ney. Rt. I, Vinton, Mrs. Leo Bane, Carl Wallare. He <Lr Y 8 daughter of the late Thomas DISCHARGED: Mrs. Wil- .Members of the cast are MaE. Sorrell, Rt. I, Ewlngton, Berkley, Mrs. Britton Barlow, and Virginia Love Lemasters·. liam Reece, Vinton; Mrs. Te• l"" Mohr. Pete Pantaloukas. Mrs. Mae Reynolds, 1116 N. Clarence Stanley, Olen Orender, She was the widow of James~ Priddy and son, Leon; Mrs. Walt FISh~, Da>ld Bennett, Park Dr., Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Mrs. Paul Dalton, Mrs. Robert ' Barnett who preceded her m Jane Roush, Mason; Ricky Nancy Gtlley, Brenda Swain. Robert L. Armstrong, 1101 R. Grimm , Mr>. L. W. Cheese- death in 1951. She was • mem- Smith, Bidwell ; Roy Amburg- Bob Thomas, Pam Buffington. 27th St., Pt. Pleasant, Ferrel V. brew and infant son, Mrs. ber of the Hickory Chapel Meth- ey, Pt. Pleasant; John Henry Torn King, _Keith . . AnKiser, 2610 Lincoln Ave., Pt. Charles Parker. Fred Duke, odist Church. Brumfield, Glenwood; Mrs, Eth- lla Burnam, Tom Layton. ~~~~ ~ ~ Pleasant, Mrs. Larry E. Liev- Maurice Kelly , Rufus Williams,I surviving are one son, Donald el Holland, Clifton; Gary Allen, of /~'ss:s 1is ~0' 1 lng, New Haven, W. Va., Mrs. Luther Davis, Mrs. Edward c. Barnett, Detroit, Michigan; Pliny; Rocky Joe Sturgeon, an ce · or • u ens. James E. Grant, Coalton, Rick- Sexton, Jellrey Sheets, Amy three daughters, Mrs. J . A. tEl- Gallipolis Ferry; Marshal Me•1 E. Lowe, Wflke~vllle, and Wolfe, Clarence Story. sie) Rodgers, Mrs. Eunice JivJ, Kinney, Leon; Lutber Jividen, Mrs. Ernest F. Knight , Rt. 2, Maurice Jones. George Hal- den, bolh of Pomt Pleasant and ·Robertsbur8; Mrs. James MeWheelersburg. ley Ed Williams Elva Stew- Mrs. C. M. Mohl, Athens, Ohio; Comas, Jr., and daughter, Apple OEVOTEt. TO INTERESl o~ Saturday - Alfred Burke. art' Donald Johns~n Mrs. Lona 9 grandchildren, 13 great gr$nd- Grove; Mrs. Opal McClure, Pt. >5 Garfield Ave.. Mrs. Carl w~. Mrs. Billie Gibson. Mrs. children and three great great Pleasant : Mrs. Earl Wines and MEIGS MASON AREA Keesee, Rt. I , Vinton, Sharon Ronald Bishop, George Jones,lgrandchtldren. son, Chtshire; Mrs. Garland Rlcll•r• S. OWeft, hi.UIMf' M. Johnson, Rt. 2, Crown Cily, Gregory Gooderham, Jeffrey Funeral servil:~ WI11 be. heJd Houck, Crown CJty. ca....r T•nneftm utter AT SAVE PLENTY OF.TEN A&P ' Save At Clifton More During Kroger f RIB END Up GEniNG u•• M•uy ...,..u "" NIGH's nn OLD ». common Ktdncr or Bl•ddu Jr· rttaUoo• ott.rn occ11r •nd ruy m•ke 101 tense 1nd llt'UOIIS from too frequent .Afkr pu•&eh both d11 and nlsht. eecondariiJ JOII may loae alHp ln<IIUHI!r from H .. adaohel. s~e~ll.lohe ~fell old. Ured, e=~~s;e:ru:;. ;:~. !~,.;,~;aOo~!1'~~ ~~f~~:,.':'~t;t:~~:!:'r.,1 ~n·t~~i. ~~l cYSTU: •• dr"nt.c. . "' blt\er rut ., btend •• •eoDd eJau ... can• loin - - , - - - - - - " ' · 69c Biscuits Cake Mix m.aUlii.J •••• N ......... ra 1er, ., "-'a .,,. ,, u-m., o.rn..a. .,•••••11 • a.~rrtcr wbere a•allahJe. lJ) e.nb per •ee• OM Je&f 1ft lldnnoa ., the oau 1 senura~ olOe• 115.8(1 •b . ~.?n~tor"R~~te '!~:. =~~:· ':.~, aot ••aUable, one mnrttb suo rt-, :~: o;:,.::~:~.ollta.O:*- ..aalba SUPER-RIGHT MILDLY SEASONED lor 12-oa. ,,,. No.ti'J Peas .......... 7 ....,., Greens ........ 9 .... c.ono Luck's Pinto Beans ____ ________ 5 ':'.;..:t03 $1 So'- Smuckers Jelly ___ . _.. ________ 5 ~~- $1 Mlnlatv,. IUda ,.,_ ,._.You Clark Bars--- --·=· 39c Coffee Cream_ 2 111-IOct- ~ Dog Chow ____ 5 ~ 65c 49c our MILO AND MELLOW Eight O'Clock Coffee 23·SIIDIO 3 -ll. "- - Cottage Che :>se ____ . _.. _________!!:.· 19e Today's average family ia r..U., almost 12 times as much electricity ••• at a much lower price per kilowatt-hour.,. than it did 36 yelll'l ago. ORANGE JUICE • • • • • • • •••• 49( 4 ..... ....... P...,.,--. :1-lb. ..,_ :t ...._em ihf 0... K._, Fit Bon -~~ * Ettp, 4/S/65 ALL aLAcK 1·· East• .·· ""' FREE 50 SAVE ri- $2.00 tbia ....... - PIII'Chate • l1oluq Pol< L l!liap. 4/S/65 Salt Bacon ~·-c_~ __ .._ 29c a.-...r Ocean Perch ____ "' 39c Rainbow Trout _'::: 49c s-i...... DauMe . . . . . Kahn's Lundleon Meats=~':, ~ao~, H•ncCK COD ------·:; • Fish Steak• • Fi3h Steaks PERot IIA ~All SOLI • Fillh Steaka • Fillh Steaka - ...._ · · .\ ... ·' n 'l'entkrtJu Golden Ripe 79c ~oss .. -·-· ,.. $3.89 ptebouy --------------- % ~Uc , &aise. _____ . ___________ 3 Ue Praise __________________ 2 fie · y_. ~ tl 1r,JIJM . . . al...._.,.1 EWI'Y INIItiM ..... to ,.., wart ur., ' Mist's n Lifebouy --------------- 2'":': 31c Bananas Orange Juice ... 3~ •I I .,; Peat Humus ...."..... 79e .ltc.... - ... --whllo-_.. -·&o lnnlr ,... -... Onioa S,ts ..... % ... 29c -Touch----------·--=. & 8 a•sail Final lb. ~ ---------------------~- W1111o w Ytllow .'Sted --- ...... $1.89 . - --~:-·- -Lux Toilet Soap-------- 3 ·~ 37c Lux Toilet Soap ----- ____ 2 :::: 37c BOSTON ROLLED ROAST Rolled & f'W 49 50 C I 49c •, · Bolte,_, FREE ----------------- Fryers ---~-----· .. 37c ..,.....sh F"ozen Cube SteakR -------------w.... - 10 .... ' .. 89e 1".1(~ ., AISORTID OR 49c 45c 19c 49c Drt lb. Fters ..:. ..... _. • .. 33c ·l . 29c Wort.hmore J eIIy Eggs pk~. Worthmore Assorted Jelly Eggs l%"':· .... . Moll. SzlMI Worthmore .MarshmaIIow ..E ggs '""nO.J~ Worthmore Milk Choc. Egg Crates . , . Worthmore Choc. Crfam Eggsts!':::!l~.:·..-.... Worthmore Coconut Cr,. Eggswa;,~~4~..'t . Brach Sc Assorted C.-.atn ·~ Warwick Decorated Cr, Eggs...__,~·,~ __",..,..-~ Warwick Decorated Cr. Warwick Fruit &. N~t Worthmore Choc;•. • • •., Sliced Bacon .~~:.~..2 :•. 99c Iiiio Cold c 39c BreG~~ta __ 35c Lega --- -' JOe Wings ......... 49c Thigha ___ Pluo Jl T111 Vot.. " - with 2 ..... IIIII c.up. 11M •• •• , 49c Special SAVE ' 25 Livera ........ _...... ·····----........... •- · 89c Giblet. ------ • Z9c ·~29c ~n~ 79·~:, Reg~,tlarly Brerut Quarter• -------· • Leg Quarter• __ -·--- •Bruka & Neck• ---------·· • Drum.t~tkk• _______, __ • Cut-Up ,..., ..... Make A.&P Your Easter fJantlfl Headq11artenl -/ ' FREE ~ Whole Fryers 10c We are conatantlysearcbing for ways to brine you the best poaaible electric eervice at the loweat pouible price. .99 BAG PINK SALMON rreater s.lti,..,.. Ettp. 4/S/<lfi Ettp, 4/3/<lfi A&P FROZEN redoubled? Through technological improvementa, increased operatinr efficiency and your ll8ll of electricity l·lb boxee •• •• ••••••••••• COLD STREAM APPLE 100 two K,... $ JANE PARKER How is this possible when the ccet of everything else has doubled and FREE 3-lb. can giant box REG. $2.13 1-LB. can GJeem Toothpaste ___________ • _':". 46e Armour Shortening U.S. Gov. lmpected TODAY, THE AVERAGE PRICE OF ELECTRJeiTY PER KWH IS ONLY ABOUT 29% WHAT IT WAS IN 1929, 1'-nty Stu & " - Curd ••••• • • • • • Vllritly Laundry Basket _______________ _, $1 ~ Kroger Vac Pac SAVE 2Dc electricity coat much more than it does today! c 10-lb. bag Dr 1 ng _____lolccNd ______V•n.tv __________4 No t $1 p•Ie F'lJi 39c 1 Kroger Plain &: S.R. FOLLOWING SPECIALS EFFECTIVE ALL WEEKI Back when mother was saying 1 :;:. .... Dog Food _____ 4 !:: $1 ,... Candy Bars •• 30 .... $1 l9c No. 103 Navy,. LIMI1 Ocl l r Flour _. ______ 5 Jumbo Sfalk ~,:.. - Wlal!o Hollywood Pascal Celery Back in the "Roarinr Twenties" $670 bought a new car ••• sirloin steak cost ~ a pound ••• and you could build a home for the price you pay today for a car. How times have changed ••• with ont nol4blt nceptwn. St....,. Must.ard, Mlx•d & Turnip Facial Tissue _____ ~~ _______ 5 :,: $1 - FLORIDA- CRISP SWEET - Luncheon Meat __ -~·:~~·- ________ 3 ~= $1 Macaronii __ • _2,:;:. 49c .00 1-lb. ROLLS Kaiser Foil _____ ~ 29c 12 21'>·1~ . .4 Puddings • • • • • 10 lne .. N'J43 LezlllJ"t.oD An., New Yor• Cit)'. t ..... Peanut Butter. ••• Peaches • • • • • .. 4 .... My-T-I'Ino """'"" ...........,. u... Bottincm Klmb•ll. •••••• , lwll'lsdo•n Saleclccl Vartetr tlroa polf offtea at PomeroJ VorL s •·- u u -.·,,p UD 7 Preserves . . . . . . S No. 303 :. ,...' bert Stsson, Letart, a son. Mr. llll company 110 l,hehantc u South- eroJ. ohio. aaaiiiHI Q:H•• phOOt a nd Mrs. Kenne th J eu.ers, wv t-.31!11. Editorial pain• "' .. side, a son. na7. . ... s .-..... K""" l1l1tW Y1rftty 1&. ... •••••• _,_ Circus Drinks • • • Dinners • • • • • . . 3 Ice Milk ...... 2 Salad Dressing .. 3 ....... CUTS BIR~S: Mr. and Mrs. AI- su~:-~r: r::er6bl:":~_ ,~.J> :~~~r Bread Kroger Evaporated Milk Apple Pie Ridge Applesauce Standard Tomatoes or Cut Green Beans EFFEC:TIVE MONDAY - TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ON~¥ rHE DAILY SENTINEL • Mrs Ga land• Riddle ·Mrs crest cemetery. ce. ' 'd . R r II d s' i Friends may can at the Mohr· . Shen en U5se an amue Stevens Funeral Home from 2 PROVIDES BIRD HOUSES WiliJs. until 4 p.m. and 7to 9 p.m. Mon- THETFORD, England <UPI) da . -The Forestry Commission has Suoda 's ExbJbltioa Resulls ). ' th h Y gone mto e o.:ne bW"ld'!f~K By United Press International business here-puttUlg up bird . k M. L (N (I!, ) Cincinnati 4 New Yor (A) 2 mn. 7 os Ang. )6 ms boxes to replace the natural Kan. c·t 9 St . Lou'IS 8 ( 10 ms . I nesting places wh1ch . have dis. Chicago (a) 5 Detrmt. 3 I Y Hawaii ll Washington 3 Chicago (N) lt San Fran. 3 appeared during a drive to cut New York (N ) 6 Milwaukee 2 Los Ang. (A) 5 Cle. (A squad) 3 down hollow Bnd dangerous Baltimore 4 Pittsburgh 3 Cleveland (B squad) 5 Boston 3 trees. ...,........... Buns •••••• • • • 5 ...."".... Mix or Match *: Gear! L. Fields. Hartford, W. Miller, David Deweese, Bruce Tuesday 2 p.m: m the H•-;:kory \14 Don Earl GuJother Porn- w Click Leioh Ann Mayes Chapel Methodist Church with ., • ' ~ • ' '"1!1 1 eroy, Eddie Lou Howery, CarMrs. Barney Gregg, Carl Hall,' th . e Re v._ Non:na1 Nash 0 ffeiat~ penter, Grover C. Weese, Rt. 3, Dennjs Kososkie Wilbur Mer- mg. Bur1al wLII be In the Sun. ·- . ·'. · S9e . Qfie·.... Detelp!lt •••• .:: • .... ' . ~· .., �r -, ~ llentl!lel Pomero -Middle rt, o, Mar. 29, 196Si Clyde W1111<er IIICI!amll1 'l'ltury po ~- ... -- man; and attended a Band Con· tert at Southwestern High ($, Om On School, Gallla County, in which I three of their grdndchildren, .:.IVeS r the Walker young folks, partie~ paletl. or • . ' . OCI Mn. Millie Coen is confined Highlight& In the life of F'ran· to her bed by a leg ailment and " Wlllard wero liVeD by Mn. Tile Happy Hlllller Group of Mrs. Helen Jeffers 1s substitut.ulu Hampton at the meeting of the Dyesvllle Church met with lng as teacher in the third and he Middleport Unit of the W.C. Grace Turner on Monday for fourth grades room at Colum· T.V. F'rida¥ eveninl at t h • on ali-day quilting. bia Elementary School. Mrs. Mount Moriah Baptist Chu:~~ Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye were Grace Hensler, Mrs. Coen's mo- Y•LIDII Mary Cade, lormerly of flam. Joy WiseiiWI, Calumltwl, were couple and maternal grandpar- den, who had passed away m guests on Saturday at the bome ents are Mr. and Mrs. Tom MBiytand where she had gone of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Starkey. Brooks, McArthur. to he near a daughter. Mr and Mrs. Jerry StansRecent guests ol Mrs. Murl The Columbta Elementary · Galaway were Mr. and M r s. Scllool Mothers Club sponoored tilr)' and dauehier, l\ebll, C<> Rob Turner, Joc.l and Mr. and • skating party on Wednesday Mn. Leon Woodrum, McArth· evenifll. A Iarce crowd ottend· ur. ed the party which was held at Mr. and Mrs. Elba McKnight , Dow's Rollercade near NelsonColumbus, viii/led over a recent ville. weekend with tbelr parents, Mr ·j Mrs. Mlma Parsons and son, and Mrs. D. 0 . McKnight and Ath 8 spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fem .Gillo&ly . : he:~rlend, Mrs. Gene Jeffers J !s the lint child of the _,;..;c;;.:.....:.......:.:._cc • M H ... p ' \' pt Carpenter ·ru News S F W C TU ' 1~, ~ we4•fl t..r. Ill &41 I "f W'l . "t of their parents, Mr. and Mn. pella of tile Dale loki • A Cbeoler Price and Yr. and lira. and lllr. lllld lin. C. "W• ..._ Dale Stansbury. Mr. 111111 Mn. barJ, Oolum'"w, ~ lllom Cl . Stans...,_ aod dpu... ten re t'• ? 8ll'e · _, '" I dr~!ltJtional was chalrm 11n using rnatertal taken from the scriptures She presented a vocal solo, "In Times Like These." In giving ! Mrs . ~vern or an IS n o - ~ Stell<:t Harpold . Za_leski. spent 1zer Hospital where she has untopic "The Life Within," when I part of lasl week w1th Mr. and I dergone surgery. • I Re!i. David White gave proI gram and devotions using the AidS Methods A D "b d re eSCfl e members ot the Temple W.S. Mrs. Ney Ca rpenter. Mrs. Har- j Mr. and Mrs. Elza McCom· A demonstratiOn on the use C.S. met at the home of Mrs. I pold was a former res1dent of as have received word of the 1 the program on Mrs. Willard . 'l of audio-visual aids m ~resent- Howard Stanley with Mrs. Carl the community. 1b1rth ol a granddaughler: StaMrs. Hampton noted that the ing church :-chool matenal was I Greenlee~ as hostess. Cards I Roberta Park er and son , Tom- ('ee Lua_n~, born ~o Mr. a nd Temperan<'e Learue wa s bpgun 1g1ven churrh school te~chers l were signed for Mrs. Ruth my, Boliv.:H', :::~pent two days 1 Mrs WJIJ.mm Elliott, ~olIn 1874 _ la nd workers S_unday everung al White and Mrs. Murl Galaway. here with her parents. Mr. ~•nd l brook . Ar1zona. Mrs. Elliott It was re rted that the unit Heath Method!sl Church . ] Mr. and Mrs. Jewe1l Jones . Mrs . Ney Carpenter. Mr. ~ar.; wa:-s the for~er Patty McComill 11 d"~ 1 th d . ··one Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Educa- have received word a! the birth penter celebrated his 87th brrth- as and the little one has a bro- , w ~e rs ~~~ 8 anth an, are lion Commission Chairman, op- oJ a grand3on Russell Lee on day recenllv On Tuesday they 1 ther and a sister wantmg to pw-,;u&se , ked tact Ml S·ese . or ened II lt' rnee ll'ng With devo· March 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Jack- took Mrs. Carpenter to Well- j n1r . and Mrs. R oy w·JSernan ' ) .. Mrs Ct~a~;n~ MeN:~I <~~ertree tio_ns entitled, Teach~r·s ie Jones, Lancaster, "A · · Farth Is Important," stressms will offering for the Frances the mfluence of other people Willard Fund was taken _ The in creating faith in God. Church sick and shut.tn members were Mrs. Nan Moore, remembered in prayer. School super·intendent. conducl· , The rneetu11 was concluded ed a short question and discuswith the forming of the trrend· sion period on problrms m the ship circle and benedictron. Fol- cla s~r oom mst ruf't ion and malowing the meeting the mem -~ tenals bers were rnvited to the church Tile 11 eed for <~ rfc ord pla:vdimng room for refreshment s er w<~~ discus ~cd as a ruture · of assorted cookies, tea (jfld poss rbil1 ty. Mro; . Moore anmints. The table was centered nounccd that a ·· sharing time·· with floral arrangements . Mrs. would be he ld the latter part Nell Winston and Mrs. Rich· of Mav. Mrs. Moore . Mrs. F'ultz ards were m charge ot the serv· and the Rev . M. E. Dowson mg . demonstrated th~ use o( film strips and projectors in conne<·tion with the lesso n materJab . Teachers were advised ot the storage of lesson matertals for easy access when needed. The meeting was concluded with prayrr by Rev. Dowson. VintoniFYE Student will Speak April2 • --·""·" ' Ohio. This I sian for the funeral of a cousin . Ravenswood, W. Va . and Miss . Tom Rue Motors 399 S. Third Street NOW AT INGELS IN ') ' Service,, are Held Robl:'rt Rannels of New Ply- Funeral services for mouth. Vinton Co., will be the Kenned.v of Akron were speakPr for the annual Meigs from Ihe Cheshire • - lsuyNow NO PAYMENT UNTIL JUNE' TRY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTEM 1 • 13" ZENITH TV PUT IAt:KTNIJII'If IITHERITAKE AWAY 1 I *BRAND NEW 19b5 \ 1 Mrs. Arnold Richards LOWEST PRC IN HISTORY! ,, 1 v· HELEN HELP US! ,. The meetlq was opened recent gunts of tht!ir son-in . ther, 1lso fell at thelf home. on 1 Gene Jeffers v1stted the nd family Mrs Parsons and 1 prayer by Miss Maraam Sau· law and d&Uihter, Mr. and Mrs. I SUnday evening and suffered a Wayne Feed Research Center ~rs Jeffe;s ooih were form- I er, followed by lf'OUP smgmg - - - - - rractured )np and 1s confined to ~ at Libertyville. Illinois and the 1 · r El S lvador ·nd knew 1 of the hymn . "The Old Rugged Hol~er Hospitul, Gallipolis . Processing Plant in Indiana re. l er yh rotmh • ·hl'ldre"n U 10 ... ISUO • eac o L er as Jc d · . 1 H 1 I CfQI3S ." cent 1y. A d' lAat C.U At ltaese S..,l•pf _ Eme~t held ezenith'l New Culltom Video Range 82-ChanneJ Tuning System Counlv Holstein Club dinner church Thursday at UO p.m. Frida-y . April 2. at Eastern wilh Dr . .lames D. Moore H1gh School, according to Club Columbus officiali"i. Burtal President Arvtl Holter. in lhe Grawl Hill cemelery at Mr. Rannels retur-ned last fall · Cheshire from a !our month sta~· in NorOut of town relatives attendway where he was an Intema- ing the service were Mrs . Ken· tiona! Farm Youth Exchange nedy. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ken· (IFYEI student. During his ny. Mr. & llrs. Robert Grapes. e21,000 Volts Picture Power •Zenith "Fln Cooled" Power Transformer eZenith Quality 7" x 5" Speaker • Automatic "Fringe Lock" Circuit • Exclusive Alkyd Protected High Voltage Sweep Transformer • Peak Picture Control • VHF Spotlltc Panel eZc!lith Ex.U!nded Video Band Amplifier Clreutts With Exc]usive Frame Grid 6JT8 Video Tube eNo Production Shortcut&! No Prinlitd Cirruits 1 stay there Mr. Rannels lived 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grapes . with several farm families to and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Griffith Jearn about their way of Ufe of Akron ; Mr. and Mrs. R o and to interpret the American Grapes, Mr. and Mrs. Willard way. Shingleton, Mr. and Mrs. Da''·ll Mr. Rannels will u:;e colored id Grapes and Mr. and Mrs. slides to illustrate the things Donald Grapes, Parkersbure, he saw and the way be lived in W. Va. ; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Norway. Tickets for the Friday Mulford, Mrs. Garnet Folden night even! may be secured and Anthony Schuler, Columbus; CHOICE the Holstein Club. . · nie and David, Mr . and Mrs . Neutzl ing, Maralynn and Coralynn l'rary and Mr. and Mrs. BUFFINGTON 1\EASSJGNED Army PFC Edward Buffing- Rig11s. ton, son of Mrs. Ruth Buffing· ton, 98 New st., Pomeroy. was ASK BOOK GIFTS assigned March I~ to the 25th Signal Battalion's Company c PC'rsons in the Antiquity - Le- in Germany. Buffington Is a tart and Apple Grove areas of cook's helper in the company. Southern Local School Dlstnct The 22-year-<>ld soldier is a 1962 having books they wish to dograduate of Pomeroy H i g h nate to the Racine Alumni As School suciat1on's book drive may contact 'Irs. Robert Beegle at WI John Dalton, English chem- 9·2794 . The books will he picked Ist, was an Party sludPnl of ('Olor up and delivered to lhe high blindness, with which lle was sc·hoo l for placement in the liafflicted . brary. 1 THE AIAIANC By United Prolo lldenlatl-1 Today is Monday, Marcb 29, the 88th day of 1965 with rn to lollow. The moon is approaching new pbase. The lliOl'llillg star Is Man. The eveDini liars are Mars, Jupiller and Mercury. John Tayler. the tenth PreDof the United States, was on this day in 1790. 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Dl =:o~u.~ ·u:~ -~ ""' 1Mb do7 "' ~"""""'"• bOJTOW Courteous, informative salesmen :.'!.~~~.,= Of the 1--f---1 revenues Nte fSUJ) tor ladu•trJal devel· opmeat, oaDital Jm• DD w• .....,. lleonW7 anloite =- On Your Auto Insurance! I ( 'I ' ' .' Na~ionwide, 1he company wirh rffiiJ UlttU for • Ht'W trll! lt will pay you to call today fw ntes, coverage for your car. 214 E. 2nd St. ) ·' ~ ; •r Pomeroy, 0 . COMPANY . 1\ . ,. - AUTHORIZED DEALER --am. J: IDvesllld. Jim Lock lc Safe Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw Optometrist OHice Hours: IIA TIOIIWIDl IIISUIAIICI this day in history: In 1847, General Winfield Scott caplured Vera Cruz, Mexico. In 1867, the Dominion oi ca. nada was created by the Act Confederation passed by the IIIIi!!.!~ Parliament. In 112'1. the first lend fthicle to exceed the speed of 201: miles bour - an automobile that mileotooe at Day· Beach Fie ' • In 1932, Jack Benny made hil radio debut as a guest on the Ed Sullivan r•...,. WELLING, Ensland (UPI)- est." '"' eolridOr ...... Young businellBliiBII Robert lt lllo 111alort!Y of ... ~~ad ba b vo~ 1111 !t.~!!!f..!'"&'"" Walker, aged 11, m e I DON'T IIEI!:D SIGN l:';\f 00 U.:, ~~~..- - lalla to sail oo Mother's Day •nt ~w m111111f.IW ·-~Sunday from ordinary washing LITI'LE ROCK, Ark. <UPI):::'~~~an":l''"'.C.'\cit:., soap, his mother's cake coloring Tile sign 011 the back of the OhJO, 111111 bla aiBter's perfume. truck. read, "I am a safe. Prollta so far average out at " but police did not (AmondO<I _ .. Jolal one lhlllht8 oizpenee (:U cents) pay ~ attention 10 it. :ftaoluUon llo. t) . on every ~evenpenee (8 cents) ' 1 ' 1 18 truck belonged to the JODIT RaOL'U'NOJr ".CJtR)'SLER MUTUAL 2 SPEAKERS TV - OVER 4011 LONG whose pleasures are the elteop- ' .._,, & K.., Williomo conso le •n gram e d Walnut co lo r. 21.000 VOII5 of P1dure l"owll!r. VHF Spotlit. Dial.,. UHf Spo1lite Panel. A thought for lhe day: Amer<3) 29 (4) 5-IZ-19-ZII-5 tc Ican author Hoary '11toreau Uonal tac!Ul ..,.... said - "1bat man is richest ._..__, ~ - 1111 ' 11 ::.T:htUES BAm SALTS • Quality-engineered parts - wirh Nttion'9r'ide Mutual . . . rhe company 2 milhon c.r uwnen rely on - for quality coverage, ·Tta• UPTON • Moclel M2733 U·4 Beautiful _Con\tt":JPO•-ry st,-led lo · bo~ NO f:="~l= »£~';J:'.&,~ ";: WIWAMS INSURANCE AGENCY 95 WITH TRADE • The Incomparable Imperial fast ~ltim ~rvi~. low nnet - .~• As Low As This column Is dedicated family living, oo If you're ing kid trouble or just trouble, let Helen help She will also welcome your own amusing experiences. Address Helen Bottel In care of tilts newspaper. from any officer or directot of Harold Wiggins, Mt. Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schuler, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Dale I RETURNS ROME Mulford and Mr. and Mrs . Fred Mrs. W. A. Morgan returned Si,.on, Kyger. home Sunday evenifll after ----spending several days in C~ PARENTS HONORED lurnbus with her daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Riggs en· son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. . ed 'fh b. hd d. Gotthardt and son Bruce. Thurs· tertam WI a lfl ay mner I day. Mrs. Morgan was guest at Sunday at their Wetzgall St. i a dinner at the Ohio State Uni- horne honoring her parent~. Mr . 1 versit..,·. at which time she was a~d Mrs. Ben Neutzling, whose I · . . . birthdays were March 25 and presented a f1ve year pm m rec- 26 A b' hd ke nd 1 ognition of her 4-H leadership ~ wW:re :;rv~ wi~ the di~~ work. Mrs. Mor~an Is a leader t M nd M M · · • H PI R'd ner o r. a rs. arvm f lh e Me1gs oers •. easure 1 B t dJff R d Ml club ur an e rey, an y, e a- YOUR Tues~ay .4~ CH8VSLE" .. ~ MOJO.. ODIIPOMiiW &Thu~y Cpll: Wy-2-3279 .. (',o, Low As $3.10 AW- 15 9 · - · · !few Custom Video e21.000 Volts Picture Power eZenith ''Fin C<loled" Pow..- TtAIJdormer eTwo Zenith Quality 'l" x 5" Speakers ePeat Pict- Control 95 5 llaDie 82-Cha110el 'faDIIog li.J t r: eAutomatie ....a J Ld"' Cia eExclusive Alkyd Pt I , I Hlilt Vo-- Sweep Transior.mer eVlll' Spallllo Dill I·NGELS FURNI·TURI MIDDL\i'Oif l' YnTH TIADI WYI'-2AS ., -:• ~ . • < ' �.. ' . ' ' ' . llwn.- nut ......... 1'4JIC. ..,.,.IDe ....ueut reoultllor 'l'Y'• "Today" JIC'OII'PI 1w lbll! AJnlrl<:aD CllboU. dsd~p:rr Ill M~ oftm· a ~ BoiiYia. -··· ·1 by MWt ~ llbl Lm- M¥Jk11011 .Falblr wvu. II. . ~e wile ol SwedWI movle-,\llea,O!!Ioc:*aw.,a-. nmer lngmar Ber11111n . •• Y., who dl~ a Bru!Mu.l& AIIO Mond.y, "Todal'" alrl o operatlv< bl addlllon to hill dlacqaolon ol new dovelopmento utar dutlell, r~ that · ht transpl..t aur1017• and an tile oid of ibe muale and. _.,.,... If RICI. 00 BROW evWon commentary - 1 pote- Interview with Rod sm.-- IDerease In l,..,tive pay . Ullled 1'rlu lldtraalloul tlal anlldota t.o tllt lofty and dienlll, new manasor ot bill- ductlon doubled In his eooJpfrl~ I HOLLYWOOD <UPIJ - Notaa 1leep • provokloc C011Ull411talorl ball'o St. !.Dull Co~. live laB! year. to watch taltvWon by : who manage ID ~uflal" a . ----'ftt Raadlhwrlt Steve lAw· IJI'Oat amount of oolblnpe,. In LVTBERAN GIVII'iG APPLICATIONS renee will bavt I wteki.Y Ont- a wrappln1 of cl,nr-~oundlnC MINNEAPOLIS IUPI) - Tho ,Junior bo 1 at Gallla hotll' mUilcal-varlety 1er111 for evaalon of t..ues. American Lu~ran Church bad · am Hilh ~I CIJS.TV on Monday !liable nul Jerry Colonna, 1 lo!lllll'll8 rteelpta ot 'IO,!OO,SIUO hi the Y . aro ae,...., displacing "Paawurd" member of !lope'• lour~ for !Ileal 1.., which ended Jan ;r:~ation :u::.clteyt and planned a new lltuatloii trOQps and an April 13 llllllSI on 31, occording to Dr. Goers• 9. th he~ lha .,.. coruody on the ochedule • . • ABC • TV' I "McHale's Nny," Schult:, execuUve secretary ol deey do ·-' ._"•••~· VInce (Bon Casey) &dwards recall•. In a network preoa rt- the church's board o1 truateeo. nts, en r..., "' _,.., sln11 on cas-TV '1 Ed Sullivan lelll!e. a memorable perform· The fi1111re wao an lncreaoe ol ~ er and p~tnclpal, and •bow April 4 ••• Bob Hope's once of the comedian's troupe: 8.22 per cent over glvtna In IDe qua lll.ea of tight deadline procedure for hlo "It waa In Alaoka. a hundrt'll 1963, but the U milllon-mern- sportsmanship, up-to-the-minute monolos u • 1 m!leo · from anvwhero. Our her body fell short ot reaching courage of service, waa Uluotrated l"rldoy night In plane was In tmuble, and wo Its full ~.821,22'1 butJ&etln 11164. • leader and organJur.ofiCbool his NBC-TV special about his sol down at an emer10ney land- A special drive last faD ror oup- groups and mum have~ '*:J · Chrlotmaa tour of troops In in~ neld. A G1 n~shed ovor, port of the ALC'o eolleges and ence for clvtco and p Viet Nam . . . to get in gags saw Hope and me. """"' pretty 1chools netted ~3,3611.81. •peech. about the week's spoclacuiar girl• and muolclans. and almost space devolopmentl, he waited P•••ed out. Then he asked, MUSIC PAYS · u s mll' draft until Thursday night to tape the very timidly, if we could do 1 MARYKNOLL, N. Y. (UP!l- First · h · tlary e monologue-using the audience few son~s and jokoo for the Piped In music which bas been Pitaacte 18 1 e War ldBot" 011 ' to prnduCilon , 8 . es· JliY a oI a aame 1how, "Y ou Do n'I troopo. we sal d sure. So 1n a used as an ald te' toa man con In bta 1 Say." minute he came back with the In mMy buslnessea, now 11 stitu serve Pact. Hope also had some remarka troops- both ol them. about next month'l Academy "While the pilot worked on Awarda presentatioru - lnctud- the plane, we went through 1 lng the suggestion that Richard every joke, sons and dance we Burton should get an Oscar knew for two and a half hours. just lor leaving the bouoe ... Finally, Hope told the three ACROSS -41, Rip u. 'I'enw Bill Mauldin, who rec'elltly was boys, 'well, fellaa, that 's the 1. One•tlJhth G.Poot 11. Melt in VIet Nam, was a studio !how. We've run out of mateTroy ounce DOWN lit. Blue 8. Thrash gueot on the Hope special, and rial.' 'Oh, that's okay.' one of L~p""" f, Prc(f'OUS rtver 11.-gn wisely avoided the temptations them piped up. 'Just do It stone I.Ftrn :U.BWlanl offered him to turn upert on again.' " 10. Hospltal ltomaollof otroko the war there . • . He the,.. The Shows: Danny Tho!IUis' .employee rumlnante IlL Rlchl:r foro registered very humanly, recent NBC . TV special that U..Partofa. a. wlll'P.Y... ornadoorwr.:r ~Belonrlar mental with the appealing unaffected· nostal&lcal!y recalled old· !2.1mpedo M.Speclt ness that &lves added bite to r.. hioned burlesque was 10 well lf, Hall! II.EMibiUoua ltl. Shell .."' .... ,.. u... his editorial cartoons • . • Ha received that it will be rerun 1~. P'ront!er e. Flult tor 32. b'OJCY. post 7.9truge Is, In fact, an excellent pros· in June ... In addltlon, he will Si.CL-ugar Ice""""" Blonii·BO<b &Queer old n.Waah 37, Digit peel IDr the field of network tel- do another special on the same I.e- BahyL follow~! lll.l'lore 38. Turkillt, lT.Fir&placo ll,Stoppap lnfroqaObt t!Ue Classified Ads-Your Modern Commumty Bulletin Board ,.,.. • • Revuetel, • . let,lSIOft , WANT AD INFORMAnON SOQAL 19611 0., Mar. Sentinel, .CALENDAR Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OP QUALITY Red" by VIDCOIII SluM'·~ Roll call wW be eom"MMDDI GD the procram. APRIL I Jitney supper and buaar at PoriiiDd Gndt lebool by the WSCS. lenin& alarla at I p. DL B7lllll oJuc alter 7:10. Ev· · - larfled to lake part. Loc 1 owned and Uke new in performanc~ and appe.arance. whrte finish, red bucket seat& and v~nyl tnm, ~·~ engW~t!::­ weralide, PS, PB, radio and heater, like new w e wa l port will IDeS W"'•!eMiJ' If. lor1IOdl at lbe home ol Xn. JIDIOI Euler, Xn. Charles Bradbury wiD review "'lbe Wind at My Back" by Pat O'Brien and Mn. Georse Lallh- er wt1l review, "Dorolh)' and 1963 Chev. Impala Super Sport Cpe, $2395 · 1963 Chevrolet lmpal• St•tion Wagon $2395 . •II~ ,,..,U< >U •no SloUPlP~.,.J..,.,.t!:..:=::!:~!:=;J [=!~.:::!~~:..J t.:=.~~.MIO~=·:..... ::..!111fl~i ME, TOO!! ,' (!i IT SEEMS LIKE I SPENT TH'WHOLE 6LESSET WINTER, COOPED UP IN TH' WOUSE: :1 Judgment Granted I In Civil Action .. ' ' -. THASS OUCH!! P£R~IEC.~:r DA I LY CR0 SSW OR D .,.... ....... llholveo 19. FooWID port !0.0Wilo4 11. CryU>e<! ao. Lin COOl J2.Matnt&la 13.Trlolrl U.Ve...S ;-,s._·· • .(0. Before: ..:.~ pntb: ........ ....., byiQI!oro llt.Klnd<>f 21. Twacher'a ·-i 1111. Below: · . .; :aaut. IT.'M•''M - .. - • GIISIEl GOULD·c.,ft ·~ !II. Soak :!Ia ltll. B'onlot 33.Bibllaal klnr kCoVet'Witll Stewart Glll1 Dop. Come In 1nd see all the new varmint rinea, reJoedmg equipmeo~ and acoaaorieo, rt • blueing and ,..,airing. New and ued suna o1. all kinds. Depot St. Rutland, Ohio. Ph. SH ~. RuUand, Ohio. I 18 "Gtc lri. Ona - - - - - -- - - - tboll•nd 88.Rtpo,aa ROOM BOARD AND care for elderly lady. Private In country. Phone VI or VI 3-2002. _ 3 28 _ WANTED: Woman to live ln. No laundry. Call CH 7-2202. fruita ss.capa~ ,J9, Alg,W..q I / LOSI! WEIGHT aalely with 3-~ Dea·A·Dlol tablets. Only 98c ---::-=:-::-:----:--.:: at Stark's Dru• Store. u. s. Civil lorvtco ........ .. • llla-•omea Ill aod ol'• 3 12 llKJte llilb ~ lba1"' bndft l'boUAD4t of AUTOMOBD.& bmnllce beeD ....,..,, ... JGIIf opera. 1111'1 amnf Cd WY ..-. =-: ' r::-.. ------- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ PHONE FOR FREE ESTIMATES! ••• ' MIDDLEPORT, O. WY 2-3284 FULL ,FAUCET .FOBCE! • ' Mouday Thn ll'rldayt 6:00 SlpOn. New• 6:00 Sact·ed lleart 1:2t ~lgl CT, RII'D 1:2t ' 1 Bowers Farm 8:30 a Millar Sloow 6:57 Weather ftfll ·.tlllkmll Now• 7:05 BID Miller Srow 7:30 Sports 7:15 8)!1 Mlller Show 7:15 piCkens Hardware Show . (Tuesday-Thursday) 7:10 News 8:30 Dally Ugh! 8:45 Baker Furniture Show . (Wed.-Auction) Frl, Show) t:OD NIWI 1:05 Coffee Wllb Janet 10:00 SWap Shop 10:15 llfomiDI Medltatlona 1G:IO lltll Miller Show 10:45 Ma10n Agr. Pr101 (Tuel.) 10:45 FJUnily Wonhlp (Thurs.) 10:45 A.S.C. PriJII (Pete lhltlcbl (P'ridays) 11:00 News 11:115 Tiny'• Country Junction 11:4/l Tio1'1 Country Hymn · Time 12:00 Cement Block New• 12:10 Qoessler'1 Guest Star (Frl) ~:10 Larry Anderson Show· 1:00 Jilll .Meet Show t:li 8~,. Auto Show (Tuea-Thur.) (LoCal) . M• ibow •·lll> ·IN- tr":;;:t • Mrs. Dallas Hill and Dean visited with Mrs. DoriJ Hel"""l ler and Mn. L<lulse Parr at a. Special low prices on pa• senger and mud lr anowL 'fte - Worltl Slaad... o1 f:ampael EstcceO•-• 3 24 12te Ill& ........ rldo and .... JJ6t1;<D;;;;ERN;rn:;-;l-::roo=m7a- a"n"'d-;:-ba::::th r.maace. 8maD .., ecaaomy apartmenL Middleport. Pb. and WY ~121. 3 24 tfc 8oe =-==~~~.--...:.. llelnpolltoa Molen 1ST FLOOR 1 Bedroom eflle· E. Mal S1reo1, Pomeroy iency apartment, Middleport. . , _ wr wm WY 2-3874. :1-ZIHtp 4 22 tic lEVEN room howe with hath I;1:;;; :;:-;ro=ao=-=p;:ic;::ku::p-.-~1954 ....-,F;:o::rd 956 and full basement In Syra. ...._Phone WY 2:2155 s tic I cylmder. SH Z-41156.3 lt 1:1P Lower prices apply only to stock on hand. Get a bar· eainJ Service Station Jack W. C•rMy, PHONE WY 2:9932 -•pnbllltJ is fOUR==-=ROO=M""S"'and-.~batb.-w;. Employment W•nted flll'lliolled · - - gar-.---~ ap, ..m reuonablf. Plum AVAILABLE FOR baby ... .......,. Phone WY z. full or part time. Tel. WY 11211. a » 11e II& a a u. . . . ... hi ... •" OJ el • r r , ..,..,. eel ..perienced, Chester, Ohio. Mike Hill spent the weekend ' Slife with his grandmother, Mrs. ly Wolfe. YM ca• r•• tile . . . . .&tic wasller, _ .. tloe eli..,. • doe aanie til8e aod still ....., pletiC1 o ( _ p t '_ _ ...,.._ EXPERIEl'tCED AUTOMOBILE AND .,.....,. vw..~t, ••i•eoa.cac. Brake Service with purchase Baker Furniture, free. to use a Shampooer Blue Luslre. ·WY z-21 ., . Blaettnars o Mlddleport.,~~~:~:J~P~omor.roy~,~·~~'~VND::ERGOESSUBGERY Douglu JGbtiSon ol .Rifclne 3 23 611: lcaMN'ILJNK::OO(wire~ 6 -ft. - tall, any aDIOUnt, 50c a ft., like Lan new. B. M. Cooper, govWe, Rl I, SH 2MOII. • :a ped with winch. Big or job. C&ll daytime& WI t-3151, evens, WI t-son. Gone Bar· nett, Rae••• Ohio. ..., I 28 SOt< aurgery last """t at Mercy ,Hospital bl Pitt&borlb- Be. ll :reported· recovering utlllactQrlly. Mr. Johnson loin room 4U Gil tht lGurllt flaGr, VIBIT IN 0100 lllr. and Mn. Robert Rnblteln,ll ol Rav,enpoiJitll, W• .Va., . WeN ~ · ':t lila · ~ or fi'liiiiiiiL...;.____..,..,.....,• abd rellitlvea In SyracuM and Ptx1ier07 Gil -~ · - · - .. -·--·--""'· --··~ · - · - · " ·· ~ · - ... __,... __...... __ ,- __ ____________' ..., .,. , ' ...,,..,.:,r. .,.._._....... St•DI/IJ• "' •/ tt••ll!.tldo-'".t"111114 -· . . . ___ _ t AQJ:s QIC OTIIBXDJBII-11 lfA. R lllli'BB Oli'JI:S:'IfLITXB PTC108 IP JU.a G1'CIO\f,-awqo GWQC~Bll ,CIIacaaV-~%11 e...., ;-. a.,,. , s'so BlMIMPmsm .a.. lloPII.-o , wa ftl' iiWYBiR '!.'HmDB 011' li1lii1'ZIICUII tDIII 5:W Sundown Serenade 6:30 Slin 011 Sat11rfty11 8·00 SICD On - Newt 1:05 Country Mu1lc Tlmt 8:25 Country Jamboree 1:00 New• 7:05 Larry Anderoon Show MONDAY THRU F'JUI)AY 10:45 11'1 Music - Army 7:15 Sign on 11:00 Daley Valley & Dutton's 7:30 New• HeadUnel Top Ten Show 7:S2 Musical Clock 12:00 News 7:45 Eeboel o1 Joy 12 :15 Musical ln!erlude 8:00 Ohio Valley l'<tWI 12:30 The Rev. Merlil! Tee!s 8:05 World NeWI I :DO The Jim Mees Show 8:10 Spot11 Tod&J 5:30 Sundown Serenade 1:15 Wtothor 8:30 Stsn Oil 8:18 Mllllcal Clo•i 8und&)lt 8:15 Com.nunlty New1 7:30 Sign On- Arlny !lou. 9:00 Tolk ol lha Town 7:55 News 9:65 MalOn CouniJ NOWI 1:00 .French Clly Baptist W:OO Public Semco Churoh W:l5 Family Worablp Hour 8:30 Sunday Show 10:30 Latchslrlng 9:30 The Bible Speeb To You 11;00 Newa Beat 9:4> Wash. Repts To People 11:01 MorlllnS llleladies 10:00 Tho Good Lilt Uoept Frlde,, Chlll'l!b lG:II Congressman'• Report Balli RIJII 10:30 Sunday Show 11:45 World Newt 11:30 The Quilt Hour 11:&& M11on Count, NIWI 12:00 New• 12;00 Commonlty News 12:15 Tho Chrlstlsn's Hour 12;01 Local N.,.. IJ:IO The Rev. Merlil! Teets 12:10 Markell 1:CIO 1'hl Stinclly SltowcUt 12:15 Weather ltSO Tht Rav. Sllu Blllupa 12:30 BuUetiD Board 1:00 Tbllle'f. Andrew P111'80ns u,ss News 0 GI'IIUII 1:41 The Rtf. lloacoe Thorne 12:10 Count, ~t ' 1:10 'rttt !kindly 8howcase '2:45 Couall7 Go Roaaol J1IO Bapllat 1.1)'111111'1 Hour 1:1$ Naw1 Beat I:GO 1'hl lltmdo1lll llaranldl 1100 Couall7 Go Rouad _ _ _ _ _ _ .,., 7 " . l. liN ------------W J EH RADIO 1:00 Midway Matinee 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Dlscing with Doss 4:30 Interchange 8:00 Community News 5:05 World News 5:16 Sports Today 1:2' Weather lio:30 Dinner Musicale 6:00 Sign Off SATURDAY 7:15 Sign On 7:30 News Headline• 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8,011 Ohio Valley New1 ldi World Newt 1:10 Sporll Today 1:15 Weather 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worablp Hour 11:00 N6WI, AriDJ Hour 11:30 Publlc Servica 11:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board l2:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday lolalinee 4:00 DisclnC with Dolo t:30 Top ren ltoVDo 6:00 News Ro.mdltp 1: IG PubtiD llenlct 6:111 Dinner ..UIIcllt !1~!2~~~----~~~:iiO~S~Ip~~OU~------~~~U~N~tw~l~llea~t~------~·~:GO~Sip shower Myecs Ejecoo P.-, 'r •aktl ir poui~. 0!117 .... ...,..;., pMt. Stwclp. S · • Wheel Ahgnment flO a~ol" WMPO Radio ~~: cine Friday evening. ~ . "" "Tr~ble Ia, you ~:et inteNoted too early and then GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. w. Obio. PAGE ST. IIOUSES AND Apartment fur· Dished and unfurnished, aU lizeL Pbone WY Z-3267. AXT»LIIAAX& LO!f&riiLLOW lllr, X lbr lllo t1o1o 0'., o4lo. I!IJigle leltvr, · tropbltl, 11!1 ionllflb _. of 111D - . are rJJ btn- . . .., ............, IIIUc ~ IUtbael. P ~ C!aelo!tarlllllpl;v---~ e>r !lie - tntnt~~t ...~·~•: ; ; ; -..~ ~=rr,aa-.~P:~I~OQUO'~==bJ=--=:B~or=D~.:a:Jaow:~..=-=~ 0U UnLE ORPHAN ANNII ·;: �:ioo ' ......... .....~ ·~- '1 1 . . . . .. .. "' ''~"'~''!•,._.t" • ' NOWY0ttDOW . 'ltne " , . . .. ....... ,•• Ill·- v...- Mainly About People In flOW Thru Sat. APRIL 3rd Wt Rntrve 'nl~ R\lbt Corner Second end Mill Mondoy Thru Thursdoy-9 to 6 fridoy end Soturday-8:30 to 8:30 ·Z EVIlS Af ANY ID . the / IIPO('t - STAMPS ~, with a $10.00 PURCHASI Now thru Sat., April 3rcl, 1961 -fill--.. now 111\er!JIC. The Aifound Early Bird w111 he tbt ~~ launch lD a gam w))lcb Comsat, under a 1162 m~le !rom Congress, p)ano to dtvelop into a global netwart of radio tele-vsiion apacecrall by the end of 1967. ONI COUPON lf:DE!MED WITH !ACH liD.• PU~CHA.Sf . YOU MAY IEDEEM AS MANY COU· PON5 AS YOU WIS H ON THt .i tASIS. EVANS . . ."""' IIDIEM THIS COUPOII HOT DOG OR HAMBURGER BUNS WIENERS c 12-oz. cello pkc. 8-ct. pk,. AT ANT 5 $1 -- EVAIS ..... ..Wioll.. STAMPS ' c ~ ONE COUPON IED!EMfD WITH I!ACH t5M I'URCHASf. YOU MAY IEDEEiro\ AS MANY CouPONS AS YOU WISH ON THIS lAstS. EVIlS -~nother • vacatioD Kar!lr. and lcllilhlnney, Judy with Mr. Mrs. Jllllce Tanoeh!ll, EVINS PLUS NOW ... CQHAGf CHEESE ~~: 49c '111'6. EGGS Tllllllehlll THIS WEEK OILY EVANS GRADE "A" LARGE 1ST PRIZE ELBERFELDS Regular $!4.9$ - FLORIDA SEEDLESS - WHITE c GRAPEFRUIT 2ND 2,000 J.+il. Greea Slallps PRIZE each =:::! 1,000 J.1f. Green Sta11ps PRIZE EVERYBODY WINSI ~ Honey Deluxe 12--oz. lor " NINE LIVil CRISCO PET FOOD 39c ... Shortenlnt 2 ';:; 29c :~ 38c "'' PRUNE JUICE - 12-oz. can -.,.. Diet NIAGARA A~IX s,rar Stare• 27c "' -- 71c ' ' " Aju Cleanser . 28-oz, bot. 22-oz• • • lOYAL 8EUTII All fllavon 2 =~ 33c 1 - 4 !:;.38c fUNCH SPAGHEm SAUCE MIX ~~;· 23c Dopaolt oniry blank "'back of "Magic C~" (aftor YCIV ha,. nodeonoool of coura•J. le IUN , . prlnl yeur Namo •IMI All· di'OIO on the back of your "Magic Chft" aiMI tlopooll In lwHpotakoo loax, (No purchaoo --1')'). 1,. trloa mull ba dopooltotl by I P. M. Sat., April 3rd. Shortening l·lb. "- " 85c can AJAX Flaor & Wall CLEAN! I Liquid Cieaner Aer, can HERE'S ALL YOU D01 .FLUFFO ' Monar~h ,, R~t~. ...,. 29c ba• ~ - Drawlnt will Ito Wd 111 ' that tlmo, Need 1101 lie pNMnlto win. Thin Pick up .yew "Mttth Chok• tiegina Mon., Monoh 2tlll SPABiml and eiMio ""'' Aprl . . IKINNEI'I 1pkg. ...L 21o . -Y· "-- .""" ·~ . lvo"' ~··. their. fanollliof ........... ;·, IN THE Housewares Department family, Ron Halllllng wltb Mr. IIIII Mro. Wilbur Hanulnl, Jack Satterfield, wlth Mr. and llrt. Jack Satterfield, Kareu Bachner with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bachner, Dave Wiley wltb Mr. and Mrs. L. R. wp_ey1 John e28 quart 10"x14"x15~· ' AlleiiBWortll wlth Mn'. Robed deep 1 Allensworth. eLeakprool-more rigid Barbara Jones, lludent at 1 • Won't mar floon. eHolda lu1e ll'O<eJT bal Ohio Univeralty, Is apendlng tbe All Uner spring vacaUon In New York • Turquoise and Sandalwood City and New Jertey w II h friends. Mr. and Mrs. M. V. TiUett of Allla"'!e spent tbe weekend with her motber, Mrs. Max Sanborn and Mia Beu Sanborn. Carol Scott, student at tbe Holzer Hospllll School of Nur• Hi Uushel 23"x18" X 10'' 1ng In Galllpo!IJ, was tbe week"-· Newt stronrer ban· end 1ues11 ol her parents, Mr. d!H - ftlnfoi:eed aldu orul Mro. Paul Scott. Eric Olllmbers IUid Dennis md ends. Space op Lln· Saelens, Rio Grande CoJlel!" au pla1tle, TurQuoiH, students, apent tbe weekend Sandalwood and White. wllb tbelr pareall, Mr. and llrt. Rlcbard Chonnlient and Mr. and $1.39 Mrs. Adolph Saele111. Tom Baker II I8I'VIIIII u lllbllltule orpnill at tbe llnlt.il od Metbodllt a.urcb 1D PODI6roy for an IDdellnlla time dlll' Wuh ID ooe aide -~~~Me ID tbe otber. Ltnur ptaotle. -· lng tbe leave of allleooe of Mn. Uaaflected bJ ~· or holliDI water. Suodalwood, Harvey Van Vrlllktn, rep1ar lurquolee ana whllo. Lor&• olzt: . Ol'flanlll. Bater, 1011 ol Mr. and Mn. John Baker, Js an orpD pupil Gf NeWJIIID Burdellt. Dual P•lll with heBy wl"' boll WASTE BASKm· LAUNDRY BASKETS GIVEN AWAY dozen B Dd SPECIAL VALUES REtTANGULAR ; SIMSONITE . CARD TABLE c Siova Bee MHSSeniors To Participate wllh m $5.00 PURCHAII Now thru Sat., April 3rcf, 196J 400-ct. boxes I SUZANNE BRADBURY -.; - -~·~l.~ SWANEE FACIALS I * * * ON! COUPON IEOEEiro\!D WITH fACH U.DI PURCHASE. TOU MAT ~!Dt!EM. A$ MANY COU· PONS A$ YOU WISH ON THIS USIS, ll!udenta I * * * c King Size 176-oz. JUG PLAY j "MAGIC CHEK" * * * wllh G $5.00 rURCHASI Now thru Sat., April 3rd, 1965 ATANY Clorox ....-- JI.Rt:!sTA~( katie EVANS ________________ Viet-Cong Embassy Bomb Kills 17 lrOII' cape Kennedy next TuesdaJ, u prisent pianl hold. Thll ~ JIIIIOUllCed today by Comsai, Olliefwlse known •• the Commtlllieatiotll Satellite Corp., 1 U,8.-chartered ventu"' lr wbieh U olheo coootrles are IEDUM~HI fOI AT ANT * * * WASHJiiJTON 1lird, hl4!m''• flrlt commoolca· liotll ~It, will soar into EVIlS J.+Jl G =,; .; . . ~ Sheriff Presses ' 3earc Into B&E, Auto LooterS: ' .. .. __ Now thru Sat.. 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AKRON (UP!) - Leroy Dtmo lap. a silver • haired grando lather who was a tugitlve lrolll the electric chair .. years, FESnVAL DUAL DISH PANS •1.29 Wll sentenced today to I to 20 years in Ohio penitenUary. The prison..-, who escapool during his trial for murder Ill 1920 could have gone !tee H be had insisted on a trial aince aU records in the case were stroyed. But he entered a aurpr!te •ut quilty plea to lht redoai:od charge last week. Com!IICII Pleas Judge John Kelly 1Ja. posed lht sentence ~ ~ lap to prison In Columbus. will be eligible lor parole Ia one year. HANOI-CARRIERS . '' PLASTIC .,,. Bowl Stts Dllhwuher _ . . . .--h~ ·-AreLIMr~ I bowll ID 1 1111. 1111 .qt., I qt., 1'4 qL All · ~ · $1.00 ......' Friends may call at the funhome !rom 2 to 4 p. m., !rom 7 to 9 p. m. Wed· lnosday � 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/. 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