https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b1c1e7b22b254326e846e6e51af01f60.pdf 9284a3c08f18205b25aa53893f096366 PDF Text Text \ . . " ' . ...,.. NOW YOU KNOW lMtiiiDo ol • plul lo ...... .. • • eellJ lbat ............. .. pipet ..... .. ....,. fti!IJ food lo ... ...... INa llit - ............. .,} • ·e· ....._... · en tine}~ at y . ' ~ ! 0 :. ·f. ;: ,:::: r..... .,, fJI T"- ~~~-.,. .4,... c. .; -------------------------------·----------~--~----------------------------------------------------------------- s=g= VOL XVI NO. 297 POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO THURSDAY, APRil l, 1965 .s,:;!: -------------~------~~~~------------.-----------~----------------------------------------------------------------------~ " ~· Dftotelf T• Tlw ....... ·'· .... .~ •J ~~~ ~ ~ -~ c propou., arhlready ~·the partisan eroup of state senators posat. A nat $300 per teacher 12 12 to IS 11 mUI!, thus giving Ashland; Robert Ev11111, ~ leg!llbolul'e. Ope, lbe Oblo Cbun· and backed by the Ohio Edueaunit would be added to provide a proportionately larger inshoclon; Kenneth <;.uea:';, ;~ ' clf for 'EdliCBtiaao PEP blll, !ton Association (OEA), would salary increases. The current creaae to poorer school districu Delaware; Thomas a· would l!lcr- ~ program by provide additional funds for $1 ,700 per classroom unU allotwith blgher tal rates. 01 R-Mlllel'lburg; Charlot &.. $116 mllllon·by·,ralsllll the sales teacher aalary increases. ment would be hiked to $2,100 Chief sponsoro of the measure leso, R-Bowllng Green; w11 Dlltl. lox , ~. l ·_ tq ~ .per cent. Three basic factors would be and the ""'"lied "chargiKlfl are Reps. Clara E. Weisenborn, Powell, R-Hamilton and wd _Tlll __32_lei..::_IB_Ia_to__r_s_~.J:.sed_;_tb_e_lr_~'--Two_;_:.._otber.:::.:::.....:IC.::boo:::.:.I:.....:IDundatl:::.:.:::.:.::.on:.::...._ _.:The:::...'o::lher::. ·::..:c'l!l;::·.::ll':.:.~.::u::ced.:.::...::by:_•.::b_I-___Jner.;.. · _e_a.::se.::d:.._und_er_t_ he_n_ew_p:._r_o-_ __:_f•:.:.cto_r _w_ou_l_d_b_e_in_cr_ea_sed __fr_om _ _ _R_-Da__;y_ton_;_Do_n_K_._Coo__;pe_r,_R_-_ __W _h_lt_e:..'_-L_im_a_.- - - - - , '· C 0 L U M BUS (UPI) - A lfOUP of Republican representaUvea have proposed a $101 million school foundation program boost using present tal rev~ plan Into tbo hopper on Wednelday, proposlnfl to lnereaae the. major taclori In the program and earmarking part of the Incroaae lor betlaring I e-a.c her salaries. illl! Show Homemakers' Creative Taletrt ~ <D 1 ~ ® 3 i ~~~~?n~~ FEBI" : : I I ., ( By BEULAH JONES 7 T' e 28th annual Meigs Coun· ty Extension 14 21 2.8 Achievement Day j Homemakers program I I '; ' 'I t' I I .. •t' I ; t •• I Wednesday at the Middleport High School again demonstrat ed a wealth of creative talents considerable time spent on thr 1 I "Leisure" time. Many exhibih displayed articles indicative of I I • considerable tme spent on th and of careful workmanship. The articles were created in hours at home in addition to the regular duties of the homemak· ers. • 1 8 9 16 15 3 10 17 24 23 22 -·-·-·- ---·-· ~ 1 5 6 11 lB 12 13 7 14 19 20 21 25 26 27 28 ~ 1 I I : 31 .................................. ... .... 2 3 : 17 18 19 20 21 24 25 15 22 23 27 26 lB 25 24 13 14 19 20 2.1 2.6 27 26 i· '' ~(:~CER · 2 13 16 23 22 - -·-···-----·-+---.. -----·-----AUG 1 12 10 17 )0 11 9 6 16 29 .............. . 5 2 3 9101112 I I 7 •. 1.. 6 4 1 8 15 I )0 29 4 28 ! ! ! ! ... .. .... ............................................................................ . - 9 6 1~ ! i 3 10 17 16 ! 22 29 : ' 23 2.4 )0 }1 "•. 5 6 11 12 1) 7 14 18 19 20 21 27 28 25 26 . CRUSADE STAMP - Paul Caacl, Middleport Postmaster, shows County 1 15 22 29 J0 6 ..-----·-1""'" 2 PJooeaeed 10 17 24 11 16 25 .......................... . ........... ~ 15 9 16 22 23 29 )0 8 3 3 4 10 11 17 lB 24 2) 12 13 14 : 8 15 22 I 19 26 20 21 27 28 ------- 5 12 19 9 : ' 16 23 10 17 24 11 18 25 12 19 26 ~:~~2~~~~r:Athens County is 20 27 7 14 - 8 9 13 20 21 and loth. llenllitd Diddle ol 27 26 Ratlne 'R ·D. II; and Karl Rootell, aon of Mr. and 1\!n. Ke .. neth RU•ell of Raelne R. D. 2, hove beep oele<led lo re· preseat lho Racine American Lelion Posl 11 Boys' Stale in Geerae 11 12 19 20 21 26 27 26 21 15 16 17 18 28 22 2) 2'• 25 29 JO )1 0 ba National Guard Armory Scene of Scouting Event Hlgb School. WINS PILOT LICENSE WORLD .r...C:.'l booth demonstrated cuts or 25 111Cb) Eiinfta Bessett of 61, Clifton, W. Va .• I . · w~o died of Mr. Show Homemaker P 1 Sent eld . from injaries received Ia • Athens tbl1 year. Both are Pap I h·o~cacod thiD Sblet OVERSIZED ( tmlr 18 'blaale. - Janlon 11 Southern the b1J1)1[2jY._'JLll02.-Jfl:..!O~~~---- 'l !;.O at 14 10 ·,In Qui·cki.e L. st ~~.':t~cldent• ! 29 )0 31 ·-·-·-·-3·-·- -·4- ---·-5- -·-·-6·---·-·-7-.......................... •. J... ... D-·EC---·-·-1·-···---2 6 1) ~ - - -- - - - . 2 9 16 2) rugs, sea shell creations, tin i can plaques, crewel embroidered pictures and ceramics and I• ::. • , woodcrafts. Unusual was a quilt repre8eiJting the states and their native flowers; also a crochetSKILLFUL CREATOR - Mrs. Mina Swisher's talents with gl•ssware, molds Me, ed tablecloth, knitted sweaters took the e~e of many attendmg the Metg~ County Homemakers Achievement (very professional looking); an event m Moddleport Wednesday. Mrs. SWisher, wife of Pomeroy druggist Wayne · upholstered chair, cooper tool- sher, made the many 1tems diSplayed on this table.-Sentinel Photo irg wares and a most beautiful display of ceramic articles in· eluding a lamb with kraekling finish, vases with glazing finish and colors, "long wlh a sample of the molds used in making Sb: took place In Meigs Coun- · ty. There were IZ personal inthe objects. A aafety exhibit featured ac- i 28 and penoaa cident rut~ _of safety tfto. a·,·the j home, medll'llle. and automatic 1 One fatality was reoorde• appliances in the home. One j ia tbe area, Mn. Leu Lyoat, r!Z er Unit President John M. Welsh, right, the new five cent commemorative stamp will co on sale thia Friday as a salute to those in cancer research and the millions .t,mericans who help fl&ht the,war agai&o;t cancer.-Sentinel Photo. ~ .............................. - --- ................ -·-·· )C 31 29 ... - -----··4·--- ••5. --- ·6·------7··-···-·-t,---- ·OC·T·- ---1···- -·-;· 3 4 5 6 1:. ............................ . ....... -SEP by !everal groups were tex· ,• 1 -·---·-·-·-·-···-·-·-·-·~·-·- ··---·-·-···-·- -·-·- - -·---·-·-i;·-·-·-,-·-·-·il··-·-·7' 2 Among the articles on exhib- 1tile painted quilts. linens, knit· • ted afghans, aprons, braided I 1 i! Don L. Beegle, son of Lawrenee Beegle of Racine R. D., has been granted an airplane pilots license in Columbus where he is employed by the EBCO Corporation. Beegle, a 1960 graduate of Racine High school, expects to qualify for an instructors license soon. He is married to the former Sue Ann Buck, dallllhler ol Mr. and Mrs .. Roy Buck. (Continued on page 4) RL 7 accldtnl aear Crown CIty on Feb, 28. The patrol Five Sets of Glasses Given'-· made 153 arrests aad Issued 2GO warnings. az /i!ilii1iLlJ1il~~ Two New Aetions Filed in Conrt Five sets of eye glasses have Two new actions have been been provided children of 1 filed in Meigs County Common Meigs County so far in 19115 by Pleas Court and another was the Pomeroy Lions club it was dismissed Wednesday. reported Wednesday. Audrey Chevalier, Tuppero Lion Dr. Norbert W. Comp- Plains, has filed a quiet title ton, Sight - Saving chairman, action against John Lucas, et made the report at the regular al. The other petition was filed club meeting following luncheon by Roseoe and Mildred Fowler in the social rooms of the Fed- of Florida against Silber Ederated Church. monds. and others, seeking a President J. Edward Foster $1,075 judgment on a promispresided and conducted a rou- sory note. An entry was also tine business meeting. Ladies made to dismiss the divorce serving luncheon were Mrs. petition by Janet Bland against Fred Dessauer, Mrs. Vance Charles Bland, on application Wolfe and Mro. Ully Hauck. of the plaintiff. COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio is pushing six bllhwl)' projects, including a large one in Athens County wltb Ill estimated cost of $15 million as "quick start" quallfien under the federal Appalachia program. John W. Wilson, deputy highway director, uld till projects are listed in the five-year, $277.4 million requat for 70 per cent federal highway subsidies in the projnt to relieve econonuc condtlions in the 11-state de- Athens at an estimated east .Ill pressed area. , $2.5 million and lmpro"mMtt•i l President Johnson has asked another 1.9 mUes of the ·i~qDe Congress for $200 million lor route still farther north at a "quick start highway work cost of $1.15 million. which could begin this summer B . 1m of in the Appalachia area. . rown. provement l.l Those leading the priority miles 01 Ohio 32 between~ list submitted by Ohio area: 1 ~ab and a pomt near Sardllli... Athens County: Improvement •" 5•000· of six miles of Ohio 13 north of Morgan: Improvement of 4.t miles of Ohio 78, northeai& <ill McConnelsville, $1.5 mlllloll. 1 Scioto: Improvement a1 ;._,. miles of u. s. 52 near~ burg, $4.1 million. I Washington: Improvem"lll. Rosemary Andrews. _8th 3_9 miles of Ohio 7, 'north M grade student at RIVerview Belpre, $4. 5 million. , .:... ~ Elementary School, who aThese o'ects are to ~ gain ranked _second in ~he ~11 access which will- .. . County Spelhng Cha'?ptonshop traffic to and from the rOI!!!ill contest held at Racme Jr. Appalachian wa th t ~­ Hig~ School, nevertheless ." tend across 8011 ~ INa havtng better luck than m Cincinnati to B..utneport • · - 1 1 Miss Andrews Runnerup Post Is Paying off 1 ! !aJ. Girl Staters at Pomeroy High J'.e.! 1964. ..... Rosemary, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andrews of Long Bottom, also ranked second In the contest last year. She will represent Meiss i County. however, in the i State Championship contest to be held in Columbus in May. Phyllis Mcintyre, the County Champion from Chester. will be unable to participate in the contest at Columbus. 1 SANDRA IIENDitiCKS XANDI GRUESER Name 3 to Girls' State • Mrs.Johnson :~~ DiesW ·: �- ...... • • ·• : ·.r • Another Walk in Space S.ntin~l -~ • 2·DIIl1 Seutlnel, Pl>meroy-Middleport, 0., Apr. 1, 1185 Tit• D•ily - • :f - <i.l, lion" Ia not uaclfy the meo- the motor may be played by aage the party in power would Japuese thelpia!ll . . . Robert BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN wish to see emblszimecf on the Goulet, who baa lOOmed to the WHAT ELSE IS .NEW While Charlie Chaplin and front P•Bes ol newspapers •· lop of the htap II I nlglttciUb his beautiful wife, Oona, are round the world. But Ole ilm'y lllltertalner, II lelllnl renewed sunning themselves in the car. is consistent In •Y.Ini wbal be tntereat bJ HollyWood olnct be lbbean, the veteran comedian thlnka rather !bin '.'be was voted "Moat Promising Now Is also reworking a script be would like people to ho!llen ba Actor of the Year, 19M" by Pt. toplay Magazine MGM and Co.. . did In jhe long ago, when he thinks. Tony Curtis is, on ~ · ..erge lumbia are among the studioo wos married to Paulette God· dard. He is now up-4alinB the of signing a mu!U-m!IUon Gll- that want him to star In their scemu Ill and hopes Sophia Lor· lar deal to do three mqvies with forthcoming vehicles . Marlon ~I Zanuclt Brando bad I bad ctild and I en will 111ar In II - which prob- Seven Arts throat sod could bartlJ ably means he will have to Bet is personally lllpOI"flsllll ·. the on the end of 1 very long line editing and releaae In thla coun- talk 11 he paased lhrougb PorOf eourse you have to have try of what is said to be one of Ia' Orly Airport on r«rte to a talent to make tha srade on the finest war fllml ever lillile: neallon In Greece, bol be manBroadway, but It doesn't hurt "Weekend AI Dunkirk." B'a d&o aged to was ecstatic over to have friends, too. Tony Rob- scribed by 101110 aa '"lbe Loni· Jeanne Moreau. Jeanne wiD be erts is replacing Robert Reed est Day" with French ~ :·:,; . bis leading lady In 1 celluloid opposite Penny Fuller In "Bare- H you wonder 1llby IOl!ll ·' -~ yersion of Jean Genet'a, "FOl'foot In the Part." Roberta, flight entertalnen wlio m8b bldden Dreama,"- end Marlon fabulous salariea have' to ~ l8ld ha ...,.Men her "the put. Who II also Penny Fuller'l t h• dy date, iol the jOb after play. werklng oo and 'Ill>' tr.f•..!llll' elt French loiNa 011 wrlgbt Nell Simon, producer one: a very big name 'l tsllileir ........ today" and ho Intended Saint Subber and director Mike $100,000 In a friendly Httle pm. to pt Ill lhape "for the 111011 Nichols were convinced that ho bling spree In Puerto •Bko ~ escltlni Job I've bad IInce I beeame an actor... · could handle 11. And aueu wbo other Jliibl, '1'be ~ at Flor1dl's Sebdid the OODV!nch!l . . . Many I - - . . ,,..,... .....t.'~•· · ' Casting the lndJami· ln ·I!Tbe rinl Grand Prls race llalurdq staunch Democrat, Including a· March 2'/, figures 10 be tbe btg. few In White House clrclea were Day Culler Fell" wUl be" · aest sod most llam~ apoplectic over former Prest. large problem for director Fred dent Harry S. Trurnao'a co~ Zlnnemann. He cloem't wanl 10 olnee the annual contest • • mille up' • aa tnauaurated 1.5 yearo,ago. Tbr.. ment oboul the Selma freedom uae white ba'n marchera. "Silly .. . they ean'l lndisna and 1enu1ne Indiana addlt!Obal lf8llds!andl been ereeted fer averap .Joe accompUah a dai-ned lhlnl· All don't usually care to becoma opectalol'l Ibis year, and ~ ­ they wan~ 1a to attract ~ acton, 10 a lol of !It• Slllm: II rinl dlrecler Alee t11miDII bal doubled the capacity of btl "$100 Club," the 111U1Y tr!ICSalde enclosure where the 111)(9. ty sod lhow world eelebrillea gather to watch the lhrlllt ol the event while IIOill'lllhlllllhemaelveo on tbe belt champagne and a bulle buffet. The Club, 1 bull• clreul tent with 1 balcony MARRIAGE FOR IIECUIUTY major Will'. I try to be fair llld overlnollinB the track, Ia cleoDear Helen: reprimand the rlihl one, but orated In zebra ltrlpea, El MorWhat do you think about a how do you know, and bow do occo palma, and even ashtrays girl wbo says abe wants to aet you stop thil squahbllngT HeJ. and mes frOm Elmo'• -wlllcb married l i soon as she can en, do JOur daughters flght?makea the 111tter ael feel real(maybe whlle In high ICbool) EMBATTLED MOTHER , ly at home . . Now !bat xa.,. because she doesn't want to Dear Mother: ler Cugat has reBalned posse~~o heve to worry about gettiDg let's put II this way: they dates? She thinks the worst fate love each other - very anla&· si<>n ot the luxurious duplex OD In the world Ia to ba "unpopu- onlatlcally. They awing from E. 57th st. that he and Abbe lar," and she's afraid tbat once Bramlgw to friends agalb be- lhared befo,.., their marriage lite gets out of achool the dates fore I can locate the fly-owat- 1'enl up In a cloUd of amoke, wlll fall off. This IJ the daugh- ter, but, believe me, look1n& for pyrotechnics, presa conferences and hesdllnes, he no lonJer 1er of a friend of mine. Tile lt helps! wants ll He baa put the pal• mother isn't much help. She How can you keep kids from !tal pad up fur aale sod yoo ~an thinks the biggest thing In oquabbllng? You can't egtirely, IUe is a heavy dat< for her or at least your children would· bave It f1!JIIilbed or WlfUI'IllJb. daughter witt. a ''poplllar" ·!Jo'" ll'l"bo' normal I( YW · I!Jd, bol ed• and does she bra1I-Mrl, ·D.&.- -- you· din llltt•~-iit'- the A thought for the Illy-Brit"brood" by diversion, oepara· Dear Mrs. G: ain's wartime prime minister, lion, outriBht command (witb l'd gueaa tha daughter wtnll or without I!IWAtter; , or, most Sir Winston Cburcblll, said oli a rest, and a reapite from a bnportant, Intuition: 1 mother Royal Air Force In 18!0: "Nevpushy mother, who bas given of several aoon develops an er In the field of human conher a oet of values that may bmer weather vein willdl telll met wu 10 IJI1Ich owed by ... mate thai first marriage lui her thunder cloUds are building. many to 10 few." about u looa: as a dime lltore At these inomenfi - ·keep 'em weddlnB rJne. -H. apart! Dear Beltn: Main things: Don't let the!!~ 'lbree years ago I started go- · develop 4 habit of fighting. And lng with lhls fellow. All the don't lake aides: Ibis Ollly time be kepi telling me be lays tha groundwork tor future DIYcrnr.. TO INTUUl 01' loved me, sod n'd be married hlokers, and more araument. MIIGI MAlON AliA lOon. X wiD always aay "She IJilln. WeU. we took off to ••et 111.11' II," and Y wiD c!oniii "bit"~ .,,....., L """'•• -. · c~~Ntwr...... n•..._ tied, but 10mebow he kept put. "She pushed me,"- sod X 111........ _ , __ ...... """ it off, 10 we lived .....,.,_ n--' ''W ll h' •--~• ·• me · ., ,... .... v..., ... ,,., --. ....~ ~.... e I o JUUaOU . . . " ' - 110 ,.....,, " · ,.,,.. er fur two months. '111en one mean," ud If you'd 1noe it o01o. ..,._ OBI• rR"" dsy be cama borne from work out, you ml!lhl discover It be- 1111. ...... Sdltmai ~ ~ and started pack!o•e..._....,....._ - ...... _ aan ~... . _ _ _ • couple of ..- •- .,...... ....... u - - Be took me back borne, where banly !lena felt !Ike· quarreling. •• ,.. ,... at ·• · - · I am now livU., with my ·fW" . You'll laUih over this pbue In Oblo. enta.butWe still date oil sod 111 ft00ww~be''....Teym!.~ll'IDIH about ..'!"":r' uf'=:Cft. •t;;, .:; on, a week ago he Clllecl • 't"" w.:u - . '=n ... • ... yca cxw..... to ten me he was &ettlni JD81'o • Thll eoiUD1111Ia .dedicated 10 -r-. .._ ' rled to another woman. Wbal famlly tivlng· ., •If hav-- " · · ·· ; ' or just plala · ean I do? - S. D. lne ""' trouble •lMH -~ • ·I' : Dear S: trouble, let Helen help YOU. She ,: -;f..::~, Forget him. He'a the other will aiiO welcome your owa • · ::"!'".:~'...11::.0 '::. ::=" -· woman'• problem now - yw musing: uperlences. Addrea - · -.... - .,... ,. lucky Blrl. - H. Belen Bottel In care of lhls ~"'! DOii:SN'1' EVERYBODY'Bf DOWspaper. Dear Helen: I'm lilllog down to un-tie my aerves witb a second I!U!I ,. coffee and your column, alter lliOiber wild lllDI'IIInl of plqlng referee to three llflhtln& dsugblera. n llarted (as uauall ' with nothing thai bulll up to IOmethlfti ful. lJau&hter Y threw her pajamas on Deuebter X'J bed, Mlsa X promptlf threw them on the floor, wb!A!b brought a bowl of "Ma·•ama Jan'i throwU., my thlnp • round again!" Tllen Daughter Z pt Into the act by bitttoi X hoes- her yelll got on her ~es, 10, of COIII'IO, X yelled louder. Tllen Y 1ccused :& of 118iDJ aU the bot water, llld z IIPlaahed her, ielllne her school drua wet eiiOUibl to 1>r1ne a. other "Ma-e-ama" sod lt lald, "He ha ha, IOI'VI(I ,... ~ .• 10 she lot splaahed too and ended up bowling, "EvetybodJ always picks on mel" Breskfast? No different. You gat nudied with an elbow III'OUIId here, and It bee! """ • Foreign Events: Reviewed By JOSEPH W. GRIGG Ualted Prell )D!enalloaal PARIS (UP!) -Talk of European political unity is booming agaliHIIld France is none too happy about it. French olflcials say President Charle de Gaulle has not hacked down an Inch since ear. Uer political unity negotiations broke down three years ago. His position, they say, remains UDChanged on the big issues thai previously brought him Into conflict with his European partners before. They fear resumed poi!Ucal unity talks now would fall •Bain for just the same reasons as ia tbe past. The issue bas been raised aBain by an Italian proposal to hold a conference of the ail< European Common Market for· •lin ministers at Venice May 10 to discuss bow the project of a politically united Europe can be BOI off the IP'ound again. West Germany, Be!Bium, The Netherland• sod Luxembourg have accepted. Freocb Foreien Minister Maurice Couve de MUf. ville was diseuasU., the lnvit&tlon durinB his talks In Rome Chis weekend with ItaHan For-lign Mlniater Amlnlcln FanfaD!. The French have not said no. But they are no more than lukewarm for two reasoru:. The first Is thai the dale of May 10 is just one day befort ti1e spring meetinB of North At· !antic T r e a t y OrBanlzatlon (NATO) foreign ministers In London. French officials say a one-day meelinB in Venice on such a complex issue as Euro.. pean political union would reaJ. ly be a waste of time. The second, more serlous rea· son is that the French believe the basic disagreements which ""used the breakdown ol I h e earlier talks reJllain and that there is IIUle prospect of over· eoming them right now. Negotiations on European political unity have been. at a standstill since April 17, 1962. They broke down then because France's common market partners refuse<. to accept De Gaulle's blueprint fur a loose oonfederatlot of sovereiBJ1 !!lates, or "Europe of father· Ianda" (Europe des patriea). They wanted somethlnB much <loser to real political intesra· lion. The dispute alao had a very bnportant military side. Take Firm.,_ Fraoce'a Europeau partnen took, and stru toke, the 11rm position that Europe's defense, particularly In tbe nuclear field must be closely lntesrated with that of the United States In the foreseeable future. De Gaulle argued - and still argues - that, though the At-lsntlc alliance should contloue, France must have lia own means of defense, quite lnd&o pendent from the United Stales, fur the lime being, the malo SOlli'CO of that european defense, in the Gaullist view, should be France's own fledgling nuclear atriklng furce. These are two points on which De Gaulle bas not and wUl not back down, French officials say. He favors European political llllity as a long-term projectbot on his own terms. Be Insists it should be a loose ...,. fe4eraUon of lndepen4enl aover-eign states and that ' it ohould have Its own Independent defense, free from what De Gaulle consider• the taint of "Atlantlchm." De Gaulle ~ees no signs that his partners are willing to aocept those terms al tha moment. So, rather than start new negotlaliOIIS that coul4 only break clown aga1n, the French would rather have no Ialka at all Bl ~G. Bl'I.DJrt «, M.D. The incidence of viral bepaUU. has been lncreulng In tbe last 10 years. 'lbia cli!ease, wbldl uoed to be caUed .... rhal jaundice, Is more collUJlOII In children thaD In adulls but It Ia less severe In cblldreo. 'l'bere are two IJpel, aerum hepatltil and Infectious bepatltla. Serwn hepatitis lo transmit-ted by lmpraper!J at.erill2d needlet11 and ayrbigts or tatt,oo.. lng oquipmeDI sod by tralll» liono with blood ... plasma carrlen of the virwl. , . Incubation perbl Ia I le I . ....ated 1 "" • .. .. amn · i • ·"' ,__ .,..,........... . . - ..,;M .... SPECIALS! >· Friday- Saturday Big R Day Spechl/1 and Mrs. Velma Henderson, Steva 1 is designed to hit the ball Mrs . Charles Long and daugh- i and Cathy Fooirod, MT". Dinsit has Jess loft on the face, and ter Charlene of Apple Grove, JJl(lre Boyles. Mr . and M r ~. IIYLDM ILL-WUTHEI •4!• •ith lUFSYII YDUI CllltCE Of l IIDST PIPUUIIIZH ..... ,. 7.5tx 14 TuHieu Tubelua 81-.:k, with ru appabl• trldt·l", plus tiLL Add $2 II lrade·ln 11 not ra-cappabla. Friday- Saturday Big R Day Special/ NYLON t1250 $l650 t.tOxU TUFSYII tl85~ J.50 114 I .IDitC . Bl.ck, Tubele .. , plua ta1 and old tl,.. Now,. there _Isn't anyway of fourth. Whe~ shorter ;hots are ther. Mr. and Mrs. Thurston , Betth Roush and daughter, rneasurmg th1s feel other than necessary you need only to [ Clark and ramrly . I Mrs. Mary Joe Pooler and son Dave Roberts former G 111 A d Hi h h 1I with a swing-weight scale such complete a segment of the swing The W.S.C.S. of the Joppa of .Chesler. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd baseball pitcher (196 0_61 ) and"la~er ~~t:~dout ~t ~g10°~- as I u~e in my repair shop. Tbis as stated above. __ I "!eth~d1sl church__l11et Monday Spen:e_ of Pomer"y were Su~- ~ bus Central Hizh school, has been workint~ out with the . scaleh Js the hclosest war,;f /e\ISARGASSO SEAWEED ! Columbus Jets of the Triple AAA lnternahonal League. ~ . beavy a c s The seaweed in the SargasWE ARE ALREADY FOR EASTER Columbus is one of the w. 11e !9 emg swung. en so Sea is a plant which had jor farm clubs of the ester. a professional set of gold clubs adapted itself to the open sea ' League's Pitt.; burgh Pirates. In four and two-thirds Inn- " mbanitufacturedft thlS balanthce Is and lives and reproduces Lo ARE YOU? ,. 11s nat'tve • Ul m ea ure or ese h . he . fl Th e Ga 1.1po ings Roberts gave up three 1 b d t at reg1on, w re tt oats on bal ced ' f ' 1 Cards, Candies, Make Up Novelties the Jets last Friday, saw run; on three hits He walked c u 5 are an . per ect Y ~ the surface of the water. action Saturday afternoon in an f b't1 nd all the clubs feel like they weigh RENAISSANCE BEGINNING and Baskets. - All Prices! . . our, one, 8 one wtld the same when you swing them · esh1'b'Jhon game agamst Roch· pitch. He left the game with 3 Th" 1 · or "r e· · The Renaissance, . , 18 eature Is added to a set birlh " began in Italy with the 1 4-3 Iead. The Jets lost m later [ of clubs so that you don't have · ' FIRST innings. . re£hscovery and study of the to speed your swmg up or slow old Greek and Latin writings QUALITY Columbus_ Jet ManagerLarry it down to make up the diflor- whir~ iarBely had been negMIDDLEPORT, 0. REGULAR Shepar<f sa1d Sunday he IS ence of swinging weight be- lected during the Middle Ages. 1 Certified Oil Station fident that Roberts can tween two clubs. Pomeroy W1th the Columbus organization. Clubs vary with the individ_f W. Mallo St, give him two or ual: some people like heavy • Big car or small, this 3-T nylon tire fits them JU for tess. Smooth rolling tread Jives solid bitt on ll~rns, slops, and starts. Weal\ longer, too. w': m:. h . ad ALL·WfATHEI with YOUR CHOICE Df l MOST PDI'IILAI SIZES I Roberts Working W}•th JetS In· Internati·onal AAA Loop RIZER OIL COMPANY Home Owned & Operated · You'll Like Our Service I RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Phone WY 2·2101 1 ' ------------..,..-------! '---------==--.. . .--.. . . . . .= ...... swinging weights and some pre~ fer lighter. The most closely i swing-weighted clubs are of professional calibre, or the same 1 as he touring pro's earD their . living with. Clubs have t h e name, ft!gistration num· ber, and so·forth does ool guarj EARLY AMERICAN SALE-STUDIO Couch- - $J8 j ' BABY BED I Wllh gaed welo proof mattress Every person who has or is slartlnB to play goll should be well informed on the fundamentals of the game at the very first. I will try to e>:plaln them I through this article, and will an·[ swer questions concerning them . The first thing to learn Is something about the clubs themselves, why some are longer , $34 $38 • $48 • $54 9x12 LINOLEUM • ner: Lane Cedar Chests\ $18· 88 1 they should be checked for com- ' . par1son and balanced accord~ ingly. Helpful hints for the begin- Twin or full size 9x12 Tweed Rugs :::~ -- poor ones with the others, then COVERS · · $3.97 SOFA BEDS • $55 Good choice of colors and fabrics that you hit good shots with but MATTRESS ~ • Zing into spring! Corvair by Chevrolet '!" . antee that they are all balanc~ ed with each other, U you have one or more clubs in your set .. STUDENTS Rugs - - $4· 88 Desk- $12· 88 more assignments before making any decisions," concluded Shepard. Roberts, a Jefty, was FURNITURE "' original~ ly signed by the Philadelphia Phillies, but the Pirates bought him last spring when the Phtls failed to protect him as a first player. Middleport, 0, 1 ' Here .. the dlseaae H 7011 aJrud7 ba"' II. '" If the dlseaae GCOUI'II In a ., . family in which ~ lliotll. .11 "'C<JII"S...;,_,... ·~. ' , pre111801 abe should be ~ C't. _• u~ gamma llobulln •VIl'l . . 1oUr· . "'"" ' _ •......,..._ ~ weeb to aafe&vanl berNII · ··· • ad .tile baby. . • --.....-;;.,: ed to hit the ball a certain dis- ky. . .. . ' of Athens, Richard Swartz and · tance. Fourteen clubs make a Those VISiting Sunday w1th son r eky of Ravt-nna and Verset and each one is supposed to Mrs. Mary ~usby and M r s. l mtn Swartz of Coolville, Mr. hit the ~II the farthest because Mary Barnhill were: Mr. and and Mrs. Maynard Bahr of Ches about ·"the difference o ten ~1rs. Oden , Jo~son of Athens, ' t ~. Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz, therefore makes the ball travel W. Va. and Mr. and Mrs . Carl l Charles Woode , Mr. and Mrs. in a straighter trajactory. Each Barnhtll of Tuppers Plains . Re- Millard Swartz, Terry and San~ mentals in harmony. Constant club from the drivec (No. 1 fres hments of cake and i c e I dra of Alfred all were Sunday reviewing of these fundamen- wood) to be ~o. 11 iron increas· cream were served to the guests , guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. tals won't hurt anyone's game es from a loft of 10 degrees to Mr. a nd Mrs. Lawrence Hal · l Woode. and is actually the basis to a 49 degrees. i ser and daughter Pamela spent I Mr. and Mrs. Myran Mckensound stroke. A recent article These are the approximate i the weekend al Man:;;rield the zy of Columbus , Mr and Mrs. I read said, 11 )t takes more skilJ yards each club should send guests of her brother, Mr . and Harry Riles of Athens, Mr . to play golf the wrong way," ball. The difference between Mrs. 0Pnnard Bl~ke and fam -1 and :\Irs. Waid Swartz, also of !Athens and Mrs. fdoma Johnand I believe it one hundred them Is the added loft on the ily. per cent. club face and therefore hits l Mrs . Idonia Johnston of Port- i:,ton of Portland all Wf're Sun- ! During the winter when last th~ ball higher in the air as the land. Mr. and Mr~. Willi<:tm day guests of Mr. and Mrs. year's golf games are used as number increases: Nrckles and dauhter Jean, Mr. 1Von ll<.~lsPy. convers~tion pieces I receive No. 1 wrot. - 2020 yds., No . 2 <md Mrs. Oris Swartz of A.t hens , 1 Mrs ldr.nia Johnsron of Port· ?tany questions about the sub. wood 190 yds., No. 3 wood 180 M.~· and .Mrs. Edar Pullms of land visited here . with her son j Ject which are not understood yds., No. 4 wood 170 yds., No. SJ.ver Ride , Mr . ana M r s. Paul Brooks, Mildred Brooks and should be cleared up imme- 2 iron 160 yds., No. 3 iron 150 Dana Hoffman and. son Steve and family, and ner sister. Mr. ' dlately. yds., No. 4 iron 140 yds. No. 51or Rutland and MJss Roberta and Mrs . Harold Brannon, Mr. 1 J believe the most misunder. iron 130 yds., No.6 iron 120 yds., K~auter of Racine anc: M r and .Mrs. Charles Betzin, Mrs. · stood statement is the one a. No. 7 lron 110 yds., No. 8 iron Mildred Headley ;md mece, lo- f..arnet Bahr and daughter Mar. bout swing·weight, or the bal. 100 yds. No. 9 iron 90 yds. No. cal, all were Sunday guests o( garet, Mrs. Myrtle Frost, Mr. [ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Belzing. 1and :vlrs. Wayne Brickles, Mr . . ance of a club. Swlng.weight is 11 iron 80 . yd~ the name Biven to the amount The golf swinK is divided in- Mr. ano M". Way Clark and 1 and ~rs F'on Halsey, Mrs. of weight you feel when you to four parts which are · full, family spent the weekend at · Marne Watson <:~nd Mrs. Lola swing a club. three·fourt.hs one-half one • Columbus the guests of his bro. 1 Griffin. DAVE ROBERTS $':"'··- - .... 1 -=':" •:.•.:-. . -··· = ,.. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- W. \a. Barber of Ashland ' Kentuc- 'Mr. an d Mrs. Wade Swar tz 1· . each club 15 . desJgn. I gar To begtn, s.l ;v· Wiler they serve. . I e _ d IJid ....... skiD and the wh!tet of the eye• ........ The lncabatloll ....... turn yellow. lod fur WI lJpe Ia llbom fuw The alert pllylllellll maket weeki. 'l1le dl._ lo read!IJ tom 'Wblclo show u lmpatr. .,.... flea melllber ol 1 meal of Over faDelfoa Ia ..,._ laiiiiiJ • llllllhor ar frem oae IHls flollmo. Even thea ha ..u.i W ,,...., BeCOIIM I P"'" mall nle out olher eaa101 of -wblle... apnad -~­ depreosed Bver fllldfoD. '11!he lo stiU Intiledoe .,...... tesll may even ·,.Jilt to ..~ ttoa ,.rlod, II Ia lm)llllllble to Ill In a cloUd who Ia the entire ....,. ......, J011 lboald avoid, eoaroe of 1111 4bea.., doea m Another feature of thil dlo- al 111J time develop Jnnd'ee ease that makes it herd to con· Although convalescence Ia lroi Ia that In the early stages slow most adulto ...Uvet ODDJo it Is dlffleult to diagnose. Tho plotely in about lbree lllOIIIba Ylctlm may complain of severe and children treqUeatty In oiaa nausea, headache and llstles.. month. BecaUBe the dlae•• IIIOntha. ness. Be may also have chilli .... lumler fill lldultl, llloM bdtdfeDI Hpa;"h ........ and fever bot thele oymploma who have been eQi lied ahould IIIIW by - . •I .,. eommom to nu and other get 8!1 injecllml of P!!!l!!' ilo-.~~~~_ ~ Infectious diseaaea. ODIJ u the bolln. 'lbll will eonfer .. Im. .n;" n, shell . flU («I IJL dlwse )ll'llll""sseo doea the llv· munity for aboul line - • 17•'-"l!Wue a •• .. beeome enlarged and the bat Ia of 110 value In treallni 1 _ BY JOHN TEAFORD RI z ERr r i I s ., 1 THE DAILY SINTINR Today's .Medical Report Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grif- warmer temperatures tbat bring yards. The number one wood Mrs. Busby s stster, Mr . acton -~ 1 Pomeroy Golf Pro with it favorable playing oondilions. J manage to either play or practice every month of the year, and keep the bBBie fund&· a ·~~ Tuppers Plains• N SOCiety ews BY EVELYN BRICKLES fifth were Sunday IJUesls of ber Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel MiUer brother, Mr. and Mrs. Richerd shorter, or just what purpose and sons spent the weekend Wlth Corn~ and fam 1iy o! Sandyville, Yes, here we are, one year older and just bursting with eagerness to tee.off at our favorite course. 1 know what every golfer goes through this time of year while waiting for ..re ., - Hooks 'n Slices w•r - · iceec! /. ···· - THE VOICE OF BROADWAY ,. veatJ.iation in a recent statement .fated the position of his agency, and the words of J. Edgar Hoover should stop a Jot of loose talk on the part of many people, who have accused the FBI of drag· ' : Jinl Ita fee( Mr. Hoover, more than rna: ; llY others is concerned with the possi· · bility of a national pollee force, which , he labels as a tool of tyranny, and his re: ifusal to allow bls agency to be cast in ' ~at role Is laudable. His department. : !like other agencies that are concerned ' ~ with the upholding of the law Is limited : 'in the ICOpe of its acttvitles. and to ex· those In any way would Immediately . !iitamp It as a nattonal pollee force. and ~ur country would become a police state. We have always had complete con· fidence In the FBI. They u-e a bulwark qa!Dit auarcby ill this country. We aJ. ways feel aafer when we bear of the period\e ICboolJ that they conduct with local law enforcement officers In train· lng tkem In the latest and beat methods of preserving the peace and weU-belng of aJ1 dtlteDa 1bey are a strong right arm to aJ1 law enforcement, and If they 1Willd descend to totalitarian tactics u o10me would have them we wdllld Indeed be on our way out as a democracy, that takes pride in its freedoms and rights for all cltlzena. Great preiiSIIl'el are beblg placed, and wiJl contillue to be forced on many communities. and olil' great hope Is in the aclrnlalsterlllf of justice In aJ1 quarten to aJ1 of our c:ltlzeus.• ...... .. :fHE bead of the Federal Bureau of In- Mr. Hoover boldly outlines the rune· lion of the FBI as a fact-gathering and fact-reporting agency, and not a national police force u some of what he ralls "medlclne men" are attempting to foment. These persons have their tonics for all social UIJ according to Mr. Hoov· er, and feel that they have the key to Utopia, and among their charges is that the FBI Is not determined to enforce civ· II rights laws. What these people are real· ly wanting is for the FBI to lay aside Ita democratic principals and apply police ltate methods. He reminds them that the )lath of justice is a two-way ltreet, and In the heat of conntct far too many peo· pie can see onl7 une aide of a perplexlnJ problem. -. -- ly DOROTHY KII:.GALLIJN Mr. Hoover Speaks Out . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Apr. 1, 1965-3 - - - - - - - - - - evening with Levina Brannon. day guests of Mr and Mrs. Ger- ~ber brother, Gl~ C.. _"* ··-~ --Miss Edna McBnde, Miss aid VIOlet. . Camdoll C!Mk Hoopillllln PiliP Myra McBride and Miss 111ez .,Mrs~~Ke ...nne..._th .....G..;;r;;;;il;;;;fithiii0v•ls~lll!d;;.;;,..,en~ blll'l;;;;ii;;;;;MMMiiOii;;;ay"-e•';;;";;;;'.;l"--. Holt; of Parkersburg were sun- 1,.! day IJU05ts ol Mr. and M r •. ') Jack Weatherman. 1 Voice of -Bro~4way ••• reportin~ COMMENT•nNGEDITORtAUY . In his statement he points out that our country Is today caught up in a great IJid too long neglected cause of human rlibts. The passions of people are 10 In· flamed that they have crittclzed the bur· tau for not exceeding Its authority, and for not assuming responslbUitles belong· lilg to local and state poHce. There can . lie no criticism of the swift actton of the • Jal in the apprehension of those alleg. til of having shot a Detroit woman as an aftermath of the Selma to Montgomery ~h. The aeency fully enters Into its iole, and Is aware of Its responsibility to IDvestlgate violattons of Federal clvH righta statutes. The head of the bureau 1t1tes that bia men are meeting those obligations, but are not aJlowlng them· selves to be the accuser, prosecutor, ju· ry and judge. .. . - NOWI ,\inc rHr!lair Cona Crmurrtihl~ and Sport C!Kipa klp CQrll¥'1 7·mlldfL lintup far '65-uU with .BOOr tw·fidirr• Short SIMYe Sport and Dress Shirts SLACKS .\ Tapered madras, eheckll and plaids. Also jac shirts. THAT NEVER NEED IRONING! i Our "KONSTANT KREASE" From .. -"tldnlon _Shirt~ Wash Slacks Prom .AIIIerlca's most popular ltlllt shirts. 5· 95 1 ...,...-...• These are our new permanent ereaw a1adcs, tlley never need -: lronJng, Sao them DOJ'" • .. Downie· GroS.f...~ ~f1,h 4 "THE MEN'S · STORE"' ,. POMEROY 3·50 'OHIO 8.95. I I The steering's crispel'l the l'ide's flattel'l the style's racier - even the grass looks a shade gl'eenel' from behind the wheel of this new Corvair You'll fu.td a Corvair Corsa's instrument panel vastly more informative than an ordinary car's. But that's really o,ey a fringe benefit of driving one. Because for aU its finely calibrated in,trumentalion -tachoJ;Deter, manifold pressure gauge, even an E'lec· trio clock with a sweep second hand for r-ally hll(f,_ the tnO&t important thing that happens when you get a Corsa out on the road doesilt register on the daoh. It regi&ters on you. You fee[ it in the steering-crisp and precise-as you double back on a curve. In the flat riveted-1.<>the-road stability oC the new fully independent suspE-nsion. I11; the respon"e of t.he rt~ar Pngin~ (up to 180 hp available now in Corsa's Turbo-Chargeu vt~rsion) . You don't ll:wP to wenr a ~pt"ll't5: <'ilr cnp and sun gogg\('~ to apprr?c iate thingg likr? this. U1 l.he ciP<.~n intf:'nmtional cut of Corvair's styling-. }) rop down to your dealf'r's now-while the traOing's extra good-and see for ·yonrsPlf. J ,ook ovt>r the dashboard gadgetry all you like, hut hy all means gr:>t out on the road where you ran really handle the merchandise, We'll guarantee spring will look greener, sun goggles or no. ___ Zing Into sprint In a new Chevrolet, Cheve/19, Corvair, Chevy II or Coi'Vette·,, ..........-...,....-..--.................... .... ·-···········-··························--·····-·········........ -......................................---·-·--··-··---·-'', ~ --:._ P()MEROY MOTOR COMPANY W. MAIN STREET .,.. _. POMERj)Y _.r_,. II I �,· Meigs Homemakers' Creative Talents ire Demonstrated <Continued !rom pap 11 meat and prices or the symbol• of freedom In Amerl· ca . , I I 1 'ntct Gallla County Fox Hunt· era Auoctation will host the 1916 Oblo Stale Fox llwltera bench ahow and field trtail this weekend according to local ... ll'!Ciatlon president Yemon French. Tile bench abow will begin Friday II I p.m., ID the actlvllitis bullciiDa on the Galllcl CounIJ Junior Fairpoundt, located 011 Rt. S5 north of Galllpollll. Arrangements of dried ma ter ials. artihcial flowers and fresh flowers in an array of colorli , and wmsual containers were dis. played by the several Harden I Star Garden Club, Middle- port Garden Club, Amateur Garden Club of Middleport. Rut· land Garden Club, Chester Gar - 'l den Club, Rutland Gardeners , Twilight F"riendl y Garden Clubs and their displays were Bradbury. Sa fety ; Chester, Health Resources; Harrison- vi11e, Special Interest ; Hemlock · 1 of "flowers" In the operetta at Harrisonville Grade School .. FLOWF.RS -'l'hese 18 young lasses will play th• par rbolzer Debbie Markin, Peggy Malone, Brenda Stanley, this Fridav night. Fron t row. Ka ren Wh•eler, V<ekle ~be • Ma:.V Fugate Shirley Alkire. Sheila And erson, Judy Second row. Liml<.l Brogan. Lmda Burtrrtdge. Carol! ~- trn ' ruta ·McCune ' Christine Porter, Virginia McCane.Car sey. Back row. Tina May le, Sue .J eff ers, Pame a t son, ' l)entin•l Pholo Citizenship ; Reeds- mem~rs of the Syracuae unit wu 8 formal gown, . floor-length and mcluded Sarah Roush, Ar· of pink lace w1th separ· tie Sellers, Esther Harden, Ma· ate jacket and pink underlmln&, bel Picken• and Mary Lisle. A worm by Mrs. Ray Zirkle; Mrs. v~! oolo, "How Great Thou 1 Doyle Shuler modeled a r~ Art, .WB! sun~~: by Mrs. Har- suit with slim skirt and ~utton­ den w1th Mn. Lisle accompan· ed . k t featuring an over ~ ' ~e . . . blouse of red combmed with Rt· '~ Ebersbach, president of · 5 also from the the Meigs County Home Dem· black_accessone ' . onstratlon Counctl, presided IFabriC Shop. · and welcomed members and Two costumes were made by visitors. IMrs. Jo Ann White, Middleport Mr. C. E. Blakeslee, County beautician. and included a dress Extension Agent, Agricul!ure, of red. double knlf brorade feaw., Introduced and commended turing a separate J&cket with . · t S h I rhythm band that will play a part In the for hill assistance with the units mink fur trim: worn by Mrs. RHYTHM BAND -. Making up the HarmonVIlle Elemenr"iral~e~~in Richard Macomber, Cindy Blackwood, olnce the absence of Mrs. How· Ruby Nicinsky, and a black baschool operetta this Fnd ay at 8 p.m. wtll be , front {owci" toR~'g er Cotternf' Paul Hatfield and Stephen McCune. ard Nolan. former Extension sic dress in a tw o piece style Glen Kennedy, Ann Hollon, Joy Hender son, Doukas };';,mie Derenberge~ Sharon Riggs, Glen Cotterill, Danny Agent. He was presented with Wit~ which she wore a smoke Back row Donnie Casto Bobby Prtddy. Frances mg, 1 · 1 Ph0 t 0 ' a plaque for 25 years service. groy scarf trim. ' -others introduced included the II Modeling their own creations Stanley, Ka ren Ri ggs, J i.mmie (;lark and Billy Fugate.~S en!tne County Extension Staff, Fran- . were Leiba Kibble ' wearing "tf ne\\·S c~· D. Spencer, Extension As· a beige suit with matching hat; Cal stslant; Rita H. Bowen, secre- . Rosemary sellers, wearing an t~ry, and Joyce s . Bowen, part IA-llne suit wtth jacket of all lime secretary. Council mem· cotton In black and while check Gaug• readinlll- Galhpolls bers were recognized and pre- I ade by her mother. . . .11 th .. Dam 10.2, 29.8 running 96 feel lsented with pins and include1 1m d J h ston mndel· t:nde~· the. directmn of Mrss ~laut~a e~~tt~r . wille a~e: on rollers, Pomeroy-~ason out, ' .ruanlta Swartz. Mildred Bern- :s~ ~~::~ s:it :r:ss featuring nual Ham sonvllle Elementary c 00 ~ . Pt Pleasant 27 .85, Hmton 3.81, .ard Alfred · Evelyn Murray 1 t blouse staged at 8 p.m. Friday inthe school audltonum . , I K~nawha Falls out. Charleston I ,FfOda Mae Bentz, 65, of Ra· lHitda King: Bradbury : Mary a black and wh<te pr n rem· Philip Porter Will be '" the_~~~ role ~or_th~s year s1 2250. London was running . 6\cine,. died Wednesday mornlJlg iRo,.. Pat Holter. Chester ; Gol· l which she ma~·~~~-·dolo prese ntation - ''S<"arecrow . M k 0 Ifeet Marmet 5 feet and Wm· at Meigs General Hospital tn die Jones Hazel Stanley Har· nants costing ·le! Dick.'' chols, Kenneth Norns. .ar s~ ,field dam 12 feet. IPomeroy where she had been rlsonville .' Helen Swartz • Esth· Iars. fash Other main characters for , borne, James Cottertll , Ger- 1 a patient for the past two er Small~ood Hemlock 'Grove· Mrs. Harry Swartz. had . the operetta wil l be Kenneth aid Donohue, Tommy Hollon , ;Boat Movements: \weeks. Alberta Hend~rson Haze) Me: ioned a basic black dress wlth Wheeler, Sheila Clark. Steven Kenneth McCune, Rex Vance, : iver - A. J. Patten I . Kelve , Great B.;,d; Letha hand knitted oweater finished Stanley, Donna Markin, Nancy Larry McMurray and Ern<e ot;!o t40 a. m.; Peggy Il<Jw· l Surviving art thrte ~~"::i Klbbl:. Geneva Yates, Reeds- with. black truru Sandra Rolls.;;; Dixon. Bobby Workman, Jerry Jones. .:::; ~ .14 >:40 a.m.: Harvey •[ Mrs. Mary V~tgmla Jr ville. Long Bottom; Wilmetta mlnialure model. wore_• p Brickles, George Scott, JoY In the role of ve~etables are . Jo~do: do~n 11, 5ol5 a. m.; Or· Zan~vdle ; H;,.nr\ ~en Bentz. Leifheit, Buena Grueser, Rock che<k shift dress 1"":;:'mg fz::; Waggoner. Mark Brogan, James I Larry Hayes, Irene Malone, ltenian down 15, ~ a. m.: Relta·l Rac!ne, and or. I~ Hazel Spriogs: Irene Parker, Artle jlet ruffilng do;" hal Estep, Connie O'Rourke, Du-1 Bonnie Dillon, Datrina Holley, Ible u 16, 1:50 a. m.; L. Fi~re Racme ; thes~ . sis ers, . Sellers, Syrscuse ; Frances and wore w Jte . s raw twO: 'S .ecrow Dt.ck' Features • Tttle • Ro }e . I p t PhI or er Ill R·· ' - - -. 0 n· Wednesday t" &ne Will , Deanna Blackw~d, Ronnie Dillon, Katrina Holley, up 19~ 6 a . m. ; Walter BeckJ~rd Bonnie Welsh. Helen Cottrill, Dana Marron, Cathy Payne, down 19 7:05 a. Pfl.; Queen City Georgina Tyree, Brenda Dona· Diane Cloy, Lavonda K in g, u 22 ; a. m.; OVEC up 23, hue Randy Wood, Lonnie Black, Pamela King Janie Barrett, i 6~45 ~ m.; Oliver Shearer Cleland. Racm;, .E~a 1 e : ry, Rochester, a., us .Spencer presented Mrs . Ebers- g~oves and . YOUNG MODELS- Youngst~rs were Included on ,the list of models who dlstJiayed dresses at the Homemaken Achievement Day afflllr at Middleport High School Tuesday.-Here, Sandy -Rouoh, Syracuse, and Rosemary Sellers show their choices of dress styles.-Sentlnel Photo R ds B . e e,n ,' }w eek Fffia Of p m· ac~ssones.r!tured Hom~ . Economics·. graduate of planning; size, quantity .and _cot~ port}and Man'S Nallle·3·Girl& Condition Poor Mr. Le tart 28. day, March With prayer Tile meeting was opened by Fa· ther Leonard Cencula. A combination auction a n d rummage sale to be held at the s•hool Wll set for May 1. Charle1 Clarkson and Betty Ryal are to be In charge of the publicity and Paul Case! Is chairman of refreshments, with the help of the students. Father William lfilllker re~rted on the drive for audio VISIOn ~ alated that the seCCllld achievement tests will be held in April. Be also staled t~ ·! lludent applications lor next year should be in 1100n. The meeting was closed wltb Pra er Fatbu David Berllla .9 QUALITY REGULAR Certified Oil St1tlon "'me"" w. Main St. 111>81 with lb: tlti!Md• Ill " play. A late bunt by Jt!frJ 1 7; ,.ho finished with 3li , . . _ and Osca'. lloberlloD, wllo ... :14, enabled W to &2214 the lfnai margin. "'\ to ~=~= se~: o"::i~more am~e G;:~·v;, ~ . GIRLS PATENT S1RAPS . I I • $2.99 .... Big Girls Sizes 4 to 10 I Boy's ' Oxfords-loafen 2 Roush's Shoe Store w: 4 ~a.~ic:ag~o~(A~I~l~....J~~~Mi=·d:d~leport:;~~~ Ismaei~~Laguna~;-, ~~~~ 4 Milwaukee 2 · Series ward Treadway, Pliny, w. P ...eu,Lewis, Alva Jeanette Faber, Mrs. Former fense aga1nst Face M . _ Today (BestAof(SemfHnal) Se ) Jacqneilne Sue Carsey James Work· beavywe1ght Maloney was clubbed for vea W L. Lincoln Heights Po~oy Sharon Johnson, Tyrsa L. Jersey Joe Walcott will serve of the runs and nearly all R h t · ward Cumings ' Pomeroy' Mrs. Faber, Jeen L. Shepherd, DJ. as referee and Ben Greene 1 0 George F tb o 12 Pblllieo blfll. oc es er Mrs ane E. Lndarck and Diana F. Boxing Illustrated will be" a In his last outing, ba also B (Q Fill 10 I Mary E · Moor~ Rl S ' Wilson. for the bout. bombed heavily. But then he uorter- • ) ton Mra' Rhoda' A Pa ' Rt baa had this happen before and (Beol of Five) 3, Wells~n. Clarl< C.=;llll!~ MENS 1nd BOYS been sharp when lht W. L. Coalton Chesler Arnett 1 season began. 0 den, ~- Malcolm D. ~·=~ 0 1 South Point Lawrence L. The Reds' ball, which been plenty bot, were held C (Quarter·Fioal) wu.rth Rt 2' Ironton Mrs Roo.. II just five hits by Ray Culp (Best of nve) Chartes v·. Cossett, Ashland, Jack Badschun. The lone W. L. Mrs. Alfred H. stevens, Rt. cinnaU run was on Oeron I 0 0. Stepbens Geneva son's seventh-inning homer. I I Charles v. Cosset! Aah~. Ky. SOLID COLORS Wednesday'a Besulll Mrs, Alfred H. stevens. Rt 1 ST. LOUIS (UP!) - BasebaD 4 Quebec 2 Ashland, Ky., Mn, JUchard AND STRIPES Cammtssloner Ford Frick 2 Hershey 1 (o.t.) A. Wrilht, Ravenswood, W. Va. p,..nt the world champion 5 Pittsburgh 4 and Olarie1 E. Mathew, RavLo"!" Cardinals tbelr World rleo l'inp In Pn>l!lllll" DlDilfes on April 17. a...;,.. ' B. I 1 1 .·~ JAC-SHIRT ~. • By the YARD! Light Weight cer• SPRING after wl!l.ch 11tc1, parents from the st. Louis pariBh In Gallipolis served rOinlllbtrttnll. WOOLENS and deep 54'' wide. P•tel• of· ,, D d 28 FIRST I WORK H~D?••• PLAY shocles. For suits, skirts, etc. HARD? ea r o~ and Mr. and Mrt.IWOlcl Roush. AIIO lllldlll7 lbe Fllllrll&boil J call =-- _ = Ill· , .• ' . , , . yd. SPRING BLENDS $1.19 45" wide. e Formiu Tops e P1neling e Ceiling nte He1vy Cotton LACES e Floor nte BOYS SIZES $1.98 PHONE =· MENS SIZES ,. C . :~IWELRY STORE $1.98 " '2-49 ~ S2.98 45" fonnals and party dreuea. U.e Fabrie Shop Singer Sales & Service FOREMAN &ABBOTT Mktdleport, wide. Beautiful laee. that fuhion Into beautiful WY2-5321 m ....._. New Bonded 1ncl • Storm Doon & Windows e Kitchen Cabinets yonl prlDII and Pule~ plaln colors. .l''Or suits, aktrta, dresses. See Ut For Your Remodeling Neeclal '' UPI s-· nefS .: ,_. .-.; . . .,.. ,. . 2·· Light Weight '!'"· EBERSBACH HARDWARE 11111111 .. opening a 17-poiut 1 i 1M ... 1a1an1a7 IIICII&. Plt!laclelpl!!a ..... ·trel e1 11 llDale II*¢ . . Boyals, jump1Dr off II e . . . lead 111 the lint ~ _. Janey, MI.tchell to Share GAHS Mound Duti"es Frt"day · :!bander s::; about 2fi 3 ••Y• Fenwl'ck Cent I IDa'n"" A . SI . 6; 11 p1a b., :'t ' b:: Ia.::: 1-----------------.-: will opea a ~ _ . 'IPinot lbe LabN a& HospitaJl\'ewS .J:' ('Jb "'*. ai eon:•· Beautify your home 'i DECORATOR. With DESIGNS 1• fOR Defamation EVERY ROOM Charged .ffi ALL ild Sk' ECONOMICALLy K are PRICED . to , bach "With a president's pin. piece wool suit m. aqua 'th West Vir inia University; re- or of items needed and where Rochesl<r,. Pa.: . Darlene Gra· Mrs. Allred Bills of South a floral glazed prmt blouse WI eived h! Master's D•gree the best place to purchase\t Ill ham, Racme: Lillian B:~~n~ Point showed colored film sJldes . yellow accessones was wom ~ CnJumbia State Teachers be. She also warned against Ed~ard Kennedy , Dana King Ike Barrett 'Mildred Brickles,' ~wn Greenup 3 a. m.: Molly helmer, Rochester, and "ey of her trip to Hawaii when she by Sarah Roush. . om impulse buying suggesting In· and ,Jeffery Birchfield. i and Randy' Haning. ~ K up Greenup 4:45 a. m.; Har· Stobart, Mt. Vernon, Ohio, and attended the National Extension Following the style show, d' cu88ed the·, Import- stead to sbop w"h a list Ulrinl 1 ~r Point down Greenup &:30 a. these brothers, Raymond Sto. Homemakers Meeting In Hawaii Mrs. George Sklllller conducted Making up the flower chorus . S f" kill on go 88 the budget and shopping alone. will be Sue Jeffers, Mary Fu-1 Gardeners will be. Gary m.; Western up Greenup 7:55 a. bart. Rochester, Pa.; Jaems l~st rear· She gave_ inl<resting the roll ~II With the Syracuse aacea: maolbt~ ~n ~ldlng Other officers of the gate, Carol Osborne, Debb1e l Warner, Ph<lhp Burbndge, Ad· m.; Louisiana up Mefdahl 5 P· Stobart, Racme; Harry Stobart h1ghhghts on the trtp and told umt hav•~ the most present. lar for tamlf ·ll\·ing. Council are M3rgaret Brown,Markin Rita McCune. V1ck1e ell Davulson, Teddy Hayes, Jer- in . Bayou Lorrame down Mel· Monaco, Pa., and Donald Sto- of the people there and the Several visitors were we1com- tbe nt · . Y b Yl vice president secretary PhylOberholzer, Karen Wheeler, ry Mar_kin, Clarence Molden, d.ilil >:30 p. m.; Jamel down bart, Racine R. D. One sis~, meeting _held there. ed Including a group of sl\ldents ::"'tlng that m;:,7c!s, :be lis Skinner and Addle Norris, Christine Porter Tina Mayle, Robert Black, Dave Reeves, Meldahl 8·20 p m.; Esso West Rosalina, preceded her m Followmg the collection for from Pomeroy High SchOOl and goodJ 81ld ak treasurer i\pproximately 130 Virginia McCun~. PameJ., Wii· ;Chrlsti Stanley, Charles Hat· VIrginia up Meidahl9o06 P· m.; death. the Intemational Fund, an· Middleport School. Mrs. . How- argol'b~ :: 10 ;:: • : registered with about 7& blgh son, Brenda stanley, Sheila field, Fred Jones, Rosalie Ma· Buckeye State down Meidahl. ·Funeral services will be held nouncements were made lnclud· ard Nolan, fo(mer e~~~~" a&- budget a 1 su:~g school girls present in addition~' Anderson, Shirley Alkire, Lm· ltone, Ruth O'Rourke, Sharon : · p. m. . the R&- lug a state. Reoource Develop- ent, was lntrndueed and weJ. wants 0 . Y lb Committees for the progra'P IJ>. da Burbridge and Peggy Mal· : Reeves, Janet Reeves and Beu- . GaUtpollo Dam - Kentuckian S~turdey ~~ 2 m.hat 1 which ment conference in Columbus, corned bac~ alter Ill\ extended wllat olte has to Jet wbal 0 eluded the officers, Rutb · Ellone i lah Priddy. Idown 5:10 p. m.: Semel up cme Bapt st urc o AprH 2 and an Advloors and illness. lam II~ wants. . bach Helen Swarll, Mara• Piaying the part oi th e Rhythm Band members are 11 :50 p. m.: Allen R. MemD she was a member. Burial will Parents Conference with 4 ·H SPEAKER'S :WJ'IC . ·Aeooi'dlng to MtSs Spray, tbe ~~ Bro;.n Phyllis, Sk~; "breezes" will be Lnda Brog· , Donald Casto, Bobby Priddy ' up 2 a. m.; Andrew Calhoun be In the Letart Falls cemetery officers at the Po~eroy Jun· Guest. speaker for \he after·· htnnemakm-'rteeds to, ~"' what le sho~ Margaret f!rOim, an and .Judy Carsey while Ron· Frances King. Jimmie Der· up 2:30 a. m.; Alton Zephyr beolde her late husband, lor lltgh SchOOl Aprd 5 from 8 noos was Miss MabOI. Spray, to buy, when to buy aDd wb.ere sty ice W;,;, Helen Swartz and nie Hollon. Marv in Althouse, enberger, Joy Henderson, Way- up loO~ a. m.; !Hinols down Henry. _Friends m~yh call ~ to t :SO p.m.; April a there extensicn ~peclatl!! lal!\lly eco- to buy. Among her suggestlo~s :~Roush.' reglstratloti, ~k •. George O'Rouke. Michael ne Cotterill, Tommy Stanley, 6:35 a. m.: H. E. Bowles up the Ewmg Funera orne un will be Ohio Rural Health.Coun· nomist , Ohio State University.- for better bu~ln,g by h?mema • ar unll~ coffee boUr, Port· Hayes, Richard Hatfield . Rod- I Douglas Clay, Jimmie Clark, 8' 30 a. m.; Esso Pennsylvan<a noon Sa~Y. w~en ~· ~y cHat Fori Hayes ~otel m ~ wbo had for her topie, "Be A e~ we~e lli'!lt, PlanriJng JlUf. ~~~'Great Bend unit. • ,, ney vance and Terry Warner I Billy Fugate, Walter K i ng, down 9 a. m. a will be I en lo e c urc · Jumbus. Tile meet g was ad Better Buyer." Miss Spray, a chases m advanCe, arm char 1 will be in the Milkweed Chorus. I Richard Macomher, cIndy Kanaw:a ~IUver -:Joumed :ooch~un:e::t nt;:,n P~kens Scarecrows will be Riehle Blackwood, Glen Kennedy , Ann down Lon on a. ~is a m.a sack 1111 a" Blumenauer, Delbert Brickles, Hollon, Sherlyn Barrett, Shar· Ann down Lo,:;:ton Winfi~ld 4 bour. STYLE SHOW Terry Carsey. Steven Cottrill, on Riggs , Karen Riggs, Roger Jerry . Bos~o :Uce down feat- 'ItO . e l) Gary Duff, Timmy . Fugate, I Cotterill, Paul Hatfield and ~in~~id ~~·~- m.: Jefferson :.·~o:"J:":"'niooels (Continued _ ..mpng . IS Thurman Hamng, M1chael Nl· Steven McCune. down Winfield 5,40 p. m.; Asa .... jn clothing !rom loEdwards, p~~n;~l Pomeroy. ---· 11 Jd 7 · Chris Jr appear._ ters nd .,.,.,....,,.. LETART W. Va. - FUilfral up Win e p. m , . Luc. The Melgo County Farm Bu· cal ato!'el, sewing cen a G<orge Taylor, '19, Portland. Sandra ltenuriCU, daughter for Everette ptobl up W~•eld 8 · 3~-~te::;- ·3 . 20 reau was nominated for two from members tbemsel•:· who was critically burned when Mr. and '"'llt!!~~1l!lfley Hend· '<ens 78 RFD Letart, W.va. Jane ucas do~n Wi~fleld awards in Lancaster Tuesday Margaret jlrown was nara r fire explnded tronl" a stove in ricks, Loeust.st. -~eroy' IS dl~ 'WedneSdaY at the :m. , Belen . night when the Southeast Re- for the style ~bow . . his home ·Ttll!sday, ~!!!llBined'" co-spoltSilred by .. tbeodorus Huston Rest home at Hamden, 5: 15 a. m. gion ol the Farm Bureau held Juanita YOUDI ~ppeared'" a serious colliUIIon at Meigs Gen- Counoll No. 171. D. of "A(. will be held SaturdaY It , • its Membership Recognition. Navy drosS of' !mit In 8 modi· eral hospital today. Ills cond1· Sandra Is a · varsll)l · at the Foglesong Funel'I IS Rally. lied ~ style wtth pink DC· lion was satd to be "poor. "leader: a· nlember ~~ "llle Fedhome with burial Ill Grabata I The local organization wllb ctSIOrlOS !rom Bahr Cltlthlers. Th "d t parenlly oc- erated chl!fCh,-lhe Spanish club, Station cemetery. 'ftoe BeY. Maran eight day membership drive Gary ~Jl wf';'"" ~ tw~ ~ ':':!n"~ay~r· tossed gas- Pomeroyan,. . ~H, and was In till Berlsford will olllelale. was nosed out by neighborlni plOCO pink SUit 0 we WI to . el (" the Junl~f_;QJA.11Jay, Her He was born here June II, Alben• county with 111 16 hour pink accessories also from the =:~r!t ~~;• resul~jng ana': : ternate ~ ·Je~; ~pn the son of the late Robeft 1 I effort while Melp Atheos and Bahr Store. bl . ited his clothing afler daughter ol:Mi':.liicl Mrs. Caroline Roush Pickens. It Gall~. all nomfnaied for out- Judy Moore modeled • coor· he"':ad~pill¢ "'lme of the gps- non Evant:U:~· Pomeroy. was a retired Iarmer' Ht i Istanding overall campaiiJJS, 4lnaled sports costume of ber· oline on his hands and clothes. • preceded In death by ~ LOS ANGELES (UPI) Dr. were bested by nearby Morgan lllUdall with several ~Je tops · · ····• , Vannie, .In IMt. '.· ' •· I Ed d A De lin of Ocean- county In an aqua 8lld white slrtpe Racine emergency squadmen, . SQUADSurvivors Include six SODJ, I ld:·~allf · hao vfiled a $5 mil· Fean.red on the prolflltl was from tho Middleport Depart- wbo took Taylor to Meigl Gen· Middleport _ DeKalb, Ill.; Rlehard and ~- , defa,;,'ation suit charging 'dixieland' music by Pete's ment Stol~ . Joy llotUI• was at· eral hospital from btl 9alcl cue squadmen were . of Pt." Pleasllllt; lla1' *Easily piStn or tacks over any , ~~: " Dr. Ktldare tel~vislon se- Rascals, a comedy ballet, loll< Ured In a coatume of green Knobs home, oaidthtt-~~atso at 8:25 ·p. h out New Haven and Jact, Leo JUrftet wllhut bltklng , rl .. esposed him to "hatred music by the Greensleeves !rom styled wltb a slim aklrt and set fire to a Jtvlng t'ol>ft) chair. ~: ?'=~.::bo ufl~ ·aj( ap01)1! daughter, ~~-. * Economical 400' Toll c:ovm. nd contempt Chtllicotbe muafc from 'South of crop top and a coordinated Mrs. Taylor reportecllr. .pUt ,•ut • ~ H., llne Knlgbl, Denver, o, 10' x 14" room , a The Superio~ Court suit !tied the Borde;' by !be Stylemasterl blouse also !rom the department file fire on Iter b!ll~.• ~lotiJe•· · r,::;:t t:~~ GalliPnl~ was grandchlldre;1clt!odltF~ *Helps Sill out dust, drttH •d I Wednesday claimed tbat Jdenll· and a comedy act featuring the store. d ' by squadmen ~!nay at tile !ur . cold winds flcaUon of 8 doctor in • . seg- 'BeaUes.' Several eostumes were ma e afhtt" 1·"31 ·Prl· *Prited for ""' W,ll ment of the aeries enttlted "An Also honored was organizatiOn 'by tho PollletOJ Fabric Shop . GAME POSTPONED bom<l ' p. ' Ungoldy Act, paralleled hts director Paul Bower for his and included a pink checked · ·: Tile 1 ~ exact Identification. role in conducting aucceoful suit worn by Ann Chapman fea. (ConUnued from pqe 1l 'toda Jl!llpllil Defendants In the suit Incled- campaigns in three countiH, turing an over blouse and dou· . ·s. 'JlUCY polls ed the National Broadcasting Athens, Meigs and Gallla. ble breuted Jacket and slim clurlng tho lilreHat meetln!l , ~atee:ndate to be Co., Time-Life Broadcasting Attending from Me~ CoWlly aklrl. She wore pink and white Included Goldwater, Rich~~· ;'"!':~~-{~'~ Inc., actors Ruymond Maney, were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew acceasorles. The ahoea andcbag Nixon, andofGoPvs. ~~~=and ' Alan Plnkerlon founder R 1c b a r d Cbamberlsfn and Cross, Mr. and Mrt. "lAo Story, were from the Cltllpman • an- Scranton ~V • . • M.ln Street ..........., Douglas Fairbanka Jr., as well Mr. and Mrt. 'lbornu Sayre, aday Shoe store. John A. Volpe of MassachuliltW de:,ct;:'~ a&!""')'~ ,t;:,! N • ominate Me•'gs Unit ~ . $3.99 • t: .!:, ~~am=, :~rr':.' ::! ~as~l~ Boys' League ' delphia, ~· IIIII It 10J TUIIday lli(lllt. PSU• • the Royals 119-ID • .F!dlctdllpbia Wednesday alibL 'l'lle vJo. tory gave the 'ltan a 1-1 VII'· diet in their best4ftve Easlern DiviBIOll semifinal playoff ICI'Ieo with Cincinnati. "Wilt was fantasdc,• Pita. delphia Coach Dolpb Sduly• Wei after the pme. "Be did , .. ylhtlll! . . . his all-around shooting w a s 11'081. 'lbere wasn 't aeythlng more 1 could ask him do." The 76er& open qainot the Eastern Division champion CeltiCl! at Boston Sunday after. noon. They'll play a best-of- Young Named President of Jtif'l ;·'::;ts, Bullets clinched Panther diamond. opposition batters plenty of wor-~ . 26 rebounds and blocked 11 their Western Division semifinal department wltb Z5 po1n1t1 d to_ Mra. Robert F. Gordon, St. Louis I _School officials, however, In· ries while hurling, will play at Elec{Jon of office"' wa• held shots as the 76ers polished off playoff a day ahead of Philo- Chet Walker added 20 for 1111 wile of the Galllcl county as- •·Clinched series dicated Wednesday the game first base wben not pltc\ting. when the Pomeroy L1ttle . · ?6er Wedneaday'• Resllll may be postponed Willi Isler Backing up . Price on the mound League met Wedneaday evenmg i l,......•·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;l-.. Pblladelpbls 119 Cincinnati 112 due to tbe cool weather and be- for Coach Crayn<lt Slone's team at town hall with Lloyd Wright (Only pme sdteduled) cause both teams have lilus far will be SopbolllOl'e Mike Jenklna. pres ident. in charge bad only two of outdoor Other seniol'll besides Price Off1cero elected were Richpractice. are Third Baseman Vic Durst, ard oung. president; Johnny Nothing deftnlle had been de- Catcher Dave Spencer, First Musser. vice president, and cidtli early today whether the Baseman Greg Roush, OUtfield- Kerm<t Walton. se<retary·treaRi hth d R J d La Mit h II "11 surer A vote of thanks was g an ers on aney an rry c f' WI two Metge club would meet thl8 er Marvm McKelvey and Out· 1 · "' . ht f f" b h share mound duties in Gallia Academv High school 's op· nmn~s if uld li lder 11"11 Cundiff g ven nrtg or a me JO t e • 1 evenmg or tha CO!lteal wo e · past year A par_ade for the kick ening baseball game against Kyger Creek on Memorial be rescheduled. Sophomores on tbe roster a- If d" sed I Field Friday evening DAYTONA BEACH, FJa Coach Russ Moore appear!l to long with Jenkins are Outfield- 0 dedwats hlscus · tet_wassde- Janey a 5-9 J"unior .;.;n open - - - - - - -- - h I ol . I good Cl 0 ave a me mg un(UP! ) - The Columbus Jets. f3 . Ce ave penty P?lenba . ers Sh erm CUud'ff t • Tom sm1'th , day, Aprtl ll , all p. m. at the against Coach John Wickline's four frames. hit the road today, moving ovhttters and expenenced Infield Ray Proffitt, John McCimtock Pomeroy High School field to Bobcats. He will be succeeded At least seven of nne posl· ., to Deland to lake on Inter- ORLANDO Fla (UP!) and outfielders. and Bob Gruesers aud Inf1eld- organize !Dr the coming year by the 5-lt Mitchell, who ts a lions for openmg day have been nallonal League rival Toronto, Cfnclnnall ~ ~ head IniAl Some of the lettermen he has ers Amos Wallbrown and Dar· and all interested persons are freshman . filled according to Smith. "WePhD Cunningham wu sched· the final weet ilf J:~ opting back from last year are first rell Wolfe Dallas Jarrell, Wtll asked to attend. Coach Paul Smith said tnday 'll know alter tonight's prac· uled to work about live lnnilll!S training sta here and the" Baseman, Pbll Swmdell, Short- Sellers and John Warner are the Attending were the above and Janey would toss at least lice who will start in right and against the Maple Leafs. lineup for ~ da is ·u~ stop Bob Smith, Left Fielder Lone Frosh players. Robert Roberts , Charles Legar, left field." said Smith. I The Jets scored a 7·1 romp about set. Y l George HarriS, P1reher Bruce Last ,.ason the Southern Jonny Buck, James Gilmore, HAYES GETS AWARD Here's Friday's probably over Birmingham here Tuesday There are 110 surprises be- Simpson and Right Fielder team ended the year With an Dennis Gilmore and s c 0 t t NEW YORK (UPI )-Sprinter starting lineup for Gallia Aca- 1 1 as a pafr of Ohio natives work- ond the "tch of De J' •- Bob Crow, All are seniors with overall 7~ slate, but lost several Walton. Bob Hayes today was voted the demy: y SWI ron Oou~ th tl,o Is· . Ia . I d" to I ed on the mound for opposing sonfromDrst .basetothlrdand . eexcep no unpson,a)UD· P yers, mcu _mg P sugger outstanding track and fi eld Dan Gilmore, lb ; Gib Mill- ' teams, Gordy Coleman's returu Dr 1 wr. Peanuts Wlcklme. Southern admale athlete of 196 by the Na· iron, SS : Phil Sanders, 38 ; Ri· l 1 2 Other seniol'll on the squad are ~anced to the aectional tourney SUPPLEMENTAL ENTRY John Gelaar pllcbed toar The oulfleld for the male athlete of I!J!I4 by the Na· chard Long, C: Pete Anderson,, 1 biDiap of shutout baU for tho seaaon opener wlll hav~ank Bill Jewell, an infielder who m 1964 before los1~ to McAr- RALLENDALE, Fla. <UPI)- whoae membership compr1ses CF; Keith Haner, 28 ; Mike l eBJack wf!1, llld Dave Roberts work- Robinson, · Vada Pinson and ts reco~mg from a tonsllecto- thur 4-3 In the fmals. Trainer Casey Hayes had paid sports ed<t~rs from over 100 of F<Sher or Phd Cremeens, RF ; eWhite ed.foar, but allowed Ol'tlll. ftO. Tommy Harper while Leo Car· my, Th~d Baseman Frank Pora $5,000 fee to make Mesdow the nat10n s largest newspa· Coe Burson or Gary Thomas, , eRed berto fs a former Gallfpolls denas will be shorlstop Pete tor, In bls first year on the PanStable's Gallant Lad a supple- pers. LF o Ron Janey, pitcher. and Calumbuo Cealral Blab Rose at second and John~y Ed- !her baseball team, and m· mental entry in Saturday's Hayes, who has sl~ed to ' Kyger Creek, like GAHS, bas School star. wards behind the plate to roond field~ Don Collums: $100,000 added Florida Derby play with the Dallas Cowboys, had f•w outside drilla this Paul Seltz, former Ohio out the lineup. Juruora bestdea Simpson are - - ~· -· receiVed 177 pomts compared year. Lanny Tyo, gaogling junState ·pitcher, was tagged for Jtm ()'Toole is almost certain Rex Cummmgs, a portslde hur· enswood, W. Va. to second-place Btlly Mills With ior twirler is expected to opthe loSI as he yielded five I'Uilll to bavi lile honor of pitching ler who baa shown ~ery faVDI'· BIRms !65. pose GAllS tomorrow evening on four hits In five innings. the opener again tills year be- able prormse, first !me catcher ENTERED HOSPITAL Mrs. Floyd Eugene Well, in the season's lidlilter. '2·99 & $3.99 Dave Wissman and Frank cause oflili:flne form thla Dick Werry aud Pilcher CJar. Among thoso wbo entered the Chester star Rt., son, 2:,29_p. atGG:~r~ Par~_. h ·n be GAHS nest home game Herrera bit homers for a three- spring ence Handolpb. llolzer hospital ill the past m. Wednesday. . a n • w tc WI ter Friday will be Tueaday •· run blast In the second iooilll! Tw;other pitchers counted on Sophom~reo are 5econd Bas• :U hours were; Martha Ann . DISCHARGED r:de':t, byth.:Yh Bro~rd, Is gains! JackSOIIS Ironmen. ' when Columbus colle<led live to be 1n the "big three" of tbe man Edd10 Baer, ThU"d Base- Finnicum, 814 Fourth A1•e., Paul . Patients recently dtscharged ~0 ~te~ as"": su" Iemen· Friday's game will begin at runs off Seitz star"·· rotation lat In man Steve Flnlaw and ouWeld· E Facemire Kanauga Ju.Un mcluded M,... Robert IAtm. . PP 4 Pm · """ IniAl &Ita are e ' 2 Patriot, ' Billy strong • Mrs · Aud rey p oore, Mrs. tary 1n the m<le and · · ----rounding en DIU Moore, Bob Whaley, A.• Fallon, Rt. pe, Danny Crow Andy Por Allen H lley Rt 2 B"d II J John Brookhart Mrs. Robert test for three-year-olds. • • Scores 3pa 'I Joey Jay mada hill first work' • 0 ' • I we ' o- G M Le ' . ~ T fO · ler, Cluu-Ies Domlgan, Ronald seph E. WUlison, Vinton, Sheila reene, rs. ster BrtWir, Baseball Rouudup t" . ,., ! 1!\!1! EaBimab ·antJ Tom Woods, Suo Campbell, Rt. Crown C"~ Dewey Fisher, Jr., Mrs. Dry- LEAVES FOR FIGIIT Uolled Preso lalematlonal $2.99 '- $6.99 ~"~' 5 UC lOR Ji M 1 Coach Russ Moore will also ty Ernest Scott Fetty ami ant Duncan, Mrs. Floyd Clary, 6 New York <N) R~illliD a oney ~ In· have Freshmen Lenny Van Me- ~In St., Pt. Pleasant, 'llomer Roger Jenkins, Elmer Carrico, . NEW YORK CUP! I - World Francisco 6 Boston 3 :-.tnmage Q e !""'S In Wednesdays beat· ter, a catcher; Infielder <buck W. Gardner, Rt. I Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Elijah Estep, Mrs. L. _E. hghtwetght champiOn York <A) 6 K. City 3 The Teachers and Parents mg at Tampa by the Pblladel· James H. Coulman, Hendenon, Sorrell and Infant son, Julius Orttz wao scheduled to Los An eles <N) 1 st.· Louis 3 Guild of Fenwick Central High ph10 Pltlllies, but the AHL Playoft Standlnp Robert E Goldsberry New Preston, James Arch Danner, for Panama C1ty, Panama, Minnes:ta 5 Baltimore 1 School met at the school Sunhas bad his OJ United Press lnteraatlonal Haven, Va., Mrs. Carl Ed- James Jenkins, Mrs. Roy day for hla Aprll 10 Iitle Philadelphia 10 Cincinnati 1 225 No. Second Allows I Ron In 4I • I 1 w. Dave Roberts i • • Racine dieS (Beot "' Five) and Indiana as well according x-Baltlmore I Mrs. Bentz of !ly Ulted Pr"at lllterudoaal panther, Tornad0 Opener May be p0 stponed T0 day ::'of~:t ~~=. ~O:,"t,:, ville • Long Bottom, "Be Wise With Food Buys" : Syracuse, , "Know Your Cuts of Beef." I The theme for the Achieve- 1 ment Day program was "A Penny Saved ; A Penny Earned." The meeting opened with group singing under the dlrec· lion of Mrs. Paul Wlnn of the Bradbury unll. The fia11 pledge was in charge of Middleport Boy ' y f th H D st Scout Troop No. m wltb Jan DISPLAy - Mrs. Gary Dill, left, and Mrs. · oung o e orne emon raLolll! and Richard Hawley par· lion group at Chester show some .of the ltelllll•.;~listlla:red by their club at the Achievetlclpating. ment Day show .-Sentinel Photo . . • •, Devotions were presented by -··· ·----- aoclatlon'a secr«aty, R. F. Gor-wlll be MIIOIIIl<ed Jl'rlday. Coalton presldenl of lbe Oblo don. Women of the Gallla orpni-assoclailon, and E. E. Miley. Mr1. Gordon uld today lhatzation will prepare breakfa.siHamlltoo, vice preaident, along lOS• will be eut at I a.m., and dfnnu for the ViJlton onwltb Ray George, McArthur_, both Saturday and Sunday for both Saturday and Sunday. at:te secretary. the Blllttlllllleld trials, which will Among tile many vlslton a· Other Gallla county officers be conducted .ID Mortou'a Woodl. peeled to take part ill the 188Sbeslde French and Gordon ill JuOfflelala for tile field trlalsev•nt are ClarenccJ E. Graham.Ua 'l'lleloa vice ~ v::a::::;.n::;;t: J!; Club and the Winding Trail club. Grove, Wilt Outstanding in ) Victory over Royals 'lbere's nothins that drives Wtlt Chamberlain to greater ef. fori than readlni that BIH Russell has won aoother 11t0t11 valu· able player award. Ruuell, star center for the ' . C''Nothlag like blklac Boetoa Celtlco, received just NBA Pla,.tl fjlattcltnp lng the fresh country . . air llllch a cttallon !rom the NaBy Uaftod PNa lllterulloul throup a otralner!" tiona! Basketball Association Eallen Dtvlllo1 last week. Cbamberlsin prompf... <Beo& a1 fw•• ly answered back by leading bench ahow. Malter of bounds z-Pbiladelpbia W's hill Philadelphia 76en to an upwill bt Donakl set playoff victory over CinciJJ.. Ray, .. Beaver, Cincinnati 1 Tile Pomeroy and Southern Bartels and OUWelder David nati and setting up - - . ~~nts 101 _ 1_ x.CIIncltedW serleo ~ ~.!,~ =-~f"""to Bl~oree.;_~-, lefthanded p•"•-L meeting of the Slanll with Rus~ are ...., ez. . Ollcn Dtvloloa - · wu......_, ..... •. ~ "'" sell. clubft of the county Lncludina Ithe Dall7 Sentinel, POIIIIl'Gf•lll4clleport, 0 , Apr. 11 Gallia Ccunty to Host Ohio State Fox Hunters ·Event This Weckend 1 eacn and another Citizenship and I /I WY 2-2284 o. POMEROY ..·"""'.... . ··'" .. McCall's Pattemt' 115 W. SECQND �[\ • s 1n • l Doll'! Tel carelessDill with d r up hrlllf lrlledJ Into your bolllel Clean out JOur medicine cabinet now or IIDlabdled bottloo, old preocrlpUODJ . • . • place polfol>ous dru&a well out children's reach. ot ' i:l! ·~ 4 Registered ~ Pharmacists To Serve yo.f SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS Vice President Of Educators 112 E. Main WY 2-2955 Pomeroy LEARNING THE HARD WAY-Jockeys R. Viberi (top) and C. Finnegan (bottom) get rough riding lessons a.s their mounts spill during running of the Tota11sator Champion Novkes' Stccplechas{• vt Cheltenham, England. Vibcrt's mount is Arctic Ocean, Finnegan's Orientahst. ROUND EJ.~rE11 fashions • • • • Sirloin 89c T-Bone 99c lb. COATS and DRESSES Beautiful Accessories ' Phillips Sisters Style Shoo lb. GROUND BEEF lb. SIMON'S FRESH GROUI'~D Court St., Pomeroy ~~ c 2 lb. SKINLESS Long Bottom c VALLEY BELL EVERYDAY LOW PRICE GAL. Society News NumiMrSeven Chuck Roast ~~ MOSQUITOES?-Nope! Phils manager Gene Mauch is just doing a jig as he- ducks a basebi:ill whistling by his head during a workout in Phil camp at Clearwater, Fla. 3Sc Chuck Roast lb. 43c Arm lb. ROAST .. .. lit. 49c Rib Roast Boiling Beef ....59c c HOLSUM WHITE IIONILEII POOH TO SUPERSTITION!-Jacinto, expected to be a strong con· tender for the 1965 Tdple Crown of Racing, looks unperturbed as he stands in the stable stall assigned him. Its number is-13. GROUND SNOWY GOING-Jockey Mich~el VeDezla guides More to violor7 during lillOW· storm at Aqueduct (Now York) race ~ack. Suboeqlll!lltcla:v's eud was railed off. PLAN NOW BEEF c '· "" lb VACUUM PACKED CAN LB. GRADE 'A' EGGS 3 i1°9 POTATOES 1.99 Unclassified 50 LB. BAG -----------:: ENJOY THEM NOW! - , eAMARYLLII eCANNAS elliopNIAS "50·PER CENT ~~~~~~~1~~s~~!;j~~~~~~ ~ ' ... ••• ., . • • "iil' ·\ o} "lo!,·,fik ... .... - ....• c 5 lb. bag GRAPEFRUIT BANANAS eROSE; . FOOO , A• ,, . PIRTILIZIRI · _. .;,\''~,, P~IIIT 111P0D • .l*lltTIL!Z.R ' ·. . ,, ('.' ;. GOLDEN YELLOW I I . eiONI! . M~Q.. lirst fDur from loll, Americans, are .. ;~ AND FLORIDA FOR BEAUTIFUL PLOWIU LATIIRI EYES LEFT-Houston Astros general manager Paul Richards (right) and pitching ~ach Howie Pollet (lett) show r<'okie pitcher Chuck Ta'ylOl' how to take a look •t firal base before pitching" the ball Scene it Co<oa, Fla. ..... FLORIDA ORANGES \ eGLADOLI. eDAHLIAI c WAID CROSS' SIMON'S , ~ ' I I RKET' f OPEN EVENINGS TILL 7 PM - SATURDAY TIL 9 PM I. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 �.. • '' • assified Ads-Your Modern Community BuiiCtln Board ELE(.'TROLUX • - r complete with llllacllmerrts, IIJII'IIJ 1\Ul. cleallll like new. Pay off balance of 7 payments, ..S eadt. WY 2-2575. 4 I 6te SINGER automatic zig zag 8D built in feature!. Buttonholes, fancy designs sewa on bottom etc. Just dial it. Guaranteed. Pay off 10 payments . $7.79 each. WY 2-2575 4 I 6tc NEW AND USED welders. We .... ............. ..::r·-..,.. ... ..,..., ...~._. = , . : .. ,, 'I'M~ will ..,. - ._.-1», .. ... '• t a.lll .... ..,. ......... rtiM tot .... m..rtla& ~ ,.. .....t "......,. .. .... OM tMII'tf• trade welders, welding r o d. l!'l!la Free deomonstration. Meigs ~ dlul• 10 ...... 11 · ~ . . _... ..... "'"bnb ..-..= ·--~----Dill :O:or" ..11.11 ~"'r'-·for • ..,.., . . . ..... !lad ......., ....... ......... .... .......... 01TJQ IIQUU . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. tl DldiJ ......,_.... ' fU PLA.f3. A . .UL1 PaODltCIM'il w.... "" PHONE WY2-2156 Carel of Th11nk1 ROOM BOARD AND care for elderly lady. Private home FOR SALE 1--------- ln country. Phone VI 3-2607 . . VI 3_2602 PONIES of vartous lilieS. Cart, 3 30 tfc or · complete with harness, 1 like For Rent new saddle, ~ridle , etc. Phone WY 2-2007. 4 I !In LaCJdmark, Pomeroy. 4 I ltc 7 II. clothea cloaet and 2 lormala, size II and 13. WY 2:re88. RAIJ.ICRAFTER receivers S. 119 Skybundy, $411.95-WR-1000 wood cabinet, $119 lOG. Reconditioned model, S85 S96.00 Trin1my double head - · $5.10. Werner Radio & TV, Middleport, Ohio. 4 I 3tc ONE REGISTERED EngliJh Setter; one year old. Also I pointer pups. .phone WI 112172. 3 31 3tc HONDA motorcycle AI shape 4000 miles. Charles Smith, WE WOULD like to express - -our most sincere thanks to lsi FLOOR n iRNISHED, I HARDEN'S MARKET, Syra· the Pomeroy Emergency bedroom efficiency apartment cuse, has on special Friday Squad, the Ewing Funeral Middleport. WY 2-3874. and Saturday. 10 lbs. No. I 3 31 tfc Hemlock Grove. Ph. WY 2Horne, the Laurel CliU Maine potatoes with a $5.00 6677. 3 30 61p Health Club and everyone S ROOM HOUSE, electricity, grocery purchase Fairmont who helped In any way dur· water Inside , garder. space, Best Ice Cream, 75c 1 gal. WE GLADLY loan a Blue Luslng the time of our deepest located on River Rd .. beBananas, 5 lbs. 59c. I doz buns tre Carpet Shampooer with toM'OW . Your kindness w I 11 purchase of Blue Lustre Cartween New Haven and Gra19c with 2 lbs. ground heel never be forgotten. ham. Write to Mrs. Lillian M. pet Sbampoo. Baker Furnt. at 59c lb. 4 I 3tc Denver Carman If t"amily Allen, 1636 Lishon St., East ture, Middleport. 3 30 6tc GOOD Used floor lunwce, 4 I ltp liverpool, Ohio. 3 31 6tc 62,500 BTU, $4~. Don Fulks, Business Services 4 ROOM apartment In 44IHOM. 7,_, In Memory SALE' Venetinn bllnda, eroy. Partly furnished . Phone BARN MANURE. Sherman flo. IN LOVING memory or our WY :1-3117. au kinds. Venetian blind re3 31 3tp berts, Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone mother, Veda Sinclair, who p~~irs. Window and porch 3 31 3tp shades, aU kinds. Cloth awDo passed away April I, 1950, S ROOM HOUSE In Pomeroy, WY 2-6476. and our lather, Gilhert Sin- bath, kitchen and dining area, lngs. Dale Wippel Supply, :ru 21 cu. ft. Unico upright freez· c1~ir. wbo passed away Mar. fuJI basr.ment, furnished Union Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. 29 , t9110. unfurnished. Phone WY 2-2981 er. In excellent condition. 3 3 18 illite years old. CaD Dick Taylor, We mi,. you as tho days go 3 30 3tc 3 31 31c EXPERIENCED dreasmaldDg by, FURNISHED HOUSE, 5 rooms WI 11-3650. aod alterations. Phone WY Z. And wish that yoo were here. and bath in Pomeroy. Call me. a 11 illite reconrlltloned uprlgbt pi· Even though you are out of Howard Cecil. WY 2-5262. anos. Priced to aell . Csl, Rut- L 0. McCoy, Auctioneer. Trainsight, BOO w. Main St. 3 30 tic ed experienced, Chester, Ohio. land Furntture, SH 2-4811. Your presence Is always HOUSES AND Apartment ' s t Uc 3 31 31c near . nlshed and uo!urnlshed, all Sadly miaaed by daughters, sizes. Phone WY 2-3267 . Mrs. Waid Gorby and Mrs. EXPERIENCED 3 24 1210 William Barnbart. . __ ' AUTOMOBILE Wheel Ahgnment -- 7,.:.,:, AND Service BlaeHnars $AVE CUSTOM butcbl!l'lnl 111111 Cillo ling. Pbll Meter, Phooo WY ~IG. IJ t lie WILSON'S car waah. 550 Pags St., Middleport, Ohio. Phone WY UI!S. S 17 I lborllll, Lowest Prices Here I I 1964 Mercury Caliente Hard Top Cpe. I VB engine, automatic trana., power steerinJ, ndlo and heater, leu tbln 1.,000 mllea. A real abarp car all the way, SPECIALS! 1 '2295 1961 Greenbrier 9 Passenger Wagon Good titE:e, red flniab, one owner, radio and heater. $1195 or 1962 Rambler Ambassador Custom H ... • . 8fflSODviJle N N H~nMon<lay, ABC.TV airs the Stltion Wagon. V8 eftllne. automatle tran1. Power ateerinc. clean interior. Blue finlih. Low mUeaJ• by one local owner. Radio aod beater. $1295 REPOSSESSED 1963 Chevrolet Impala Super Sport Cpe. Wurlitzer SPINET Loeal owned and Ute new in per:(onnance and a.ppearance. White finish, red bucket seat. and vinyl trim. VB en.rtne, PowercUde, PS, PB, radio and heater. like new whitewall tires. $2395 '·- 0 A fLY wltbglue :Ill, BIDA'Je 11D1t VB engine, ltd. trans., 4 like new whiteWalJ tirea. lladlo beater. Beautiful i•lll7 over re4 flnilll; lllterill< ..,r~:: ear clean. Save money, and $895 $999 1960 Ford i-Ton Piclup Solid eab with cood -ta. Good !Ires, I eyL eng!Da, boater. IG.Pauoo4 Priced For Savings TODAYl :lti.TOUih t!liwtlma lie. Wlkl cru Tibet 1-. ...-,_., ..-... ·- Z.Be8111Joa AUTO SALES Dill VAUENT I dr. hardtop. Ralph Jarvia, upstairs apart- I mont next to Rutland lura, Rutalnd, Ohio. 4 'l'llo llaiiiDier ...... 8ludanl "' .....,... lbeollolco . , _ _ dolo ....... .......... 8maD -"'JJ 111111 ~ " -_ ' I . ,.. . . . Meb.,uta~ B. .,., 8tnel, 1'omeroJ SAVE :rr.BaJmae UP TO $100.00 81.u.tag 82.Greek- On Entire Stock 83. P.toPidefar of -~ Magnavox Phonographs 80,~ room ai',Ra!Jrao4 19.:!oala>!- 40.AobW 4l.Slav. Cl.otrero DOW1'f :I. Withdraw USED . 3.8l .....· ~ r. ....... "'Nl'll 21 Ue THOMAS U56 FORD pickup. 11154 Ford . I cylinder. SH 2-4t56. • 1t l2tp Insurance PBOI'O OopJmc leMce. Cop- . leo made "' lop1 papera, . birtll records IIIII almoll aD7 otber daeameldl. lleuter ,_...., .....,., . ,, .... . . DAILY ClBi'PlVQCJV.rB - llea"'al.row .. Wadi: Ill AlltlrDLB.&.&XB . ORGAN ~ price .111 LOBOli'IILLOW -let'--"" :.: - 0 11e Jetterllmpl;ve:taadltcr~ llltlds~ lo fur tbe tJ>reo L'.. X for Ulo ' _, A trophies. the le:agth ad ~., etc. S!Dgle letters, apo.. ilo<h day tho "'How many aorvlnp to a can? That dopenda on the ourface to be ooverod. Do you alwaya fa~• him while Now $398 feadin11, or do you ocoaaionally·tum your back?" .a T W A Otsa6cwa B GA T II • -.is "" au hlnte. LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII .. ••M u B B T X I X D W• IWKXW PB ATDBY~~ A~W A~PXO j•• " .: WMPO Radio · ua s""" l!efOI)ade. 8:30 SIP OH . . Mondor. ..Tbna Friday, uo Slii>On. Newt 6'fli Sacred lleart life hoopltalbatloa. II all ageL Phone WY Ul.lll. 2 II U. 1'00 $Jp 0!1 - Nem 1:21 Piill Bowero Farm 8:30 !liD MIUer SLow 1:11 GUITAR AND AMPUFIEI nowW NEW SPANISH GUITAR -NIW 1.0\YREJ ORGAN $588'. ,1 7:36 Sports 7:35 B!ll MWer Show 7:35 Plekeu Hardware Sbow (Tueaday-Tbursday) UO Newa 8'30 Dally !Jght 8:46 Baker Fumilw'e Sbow (Wed.-Auclton) Frt, Sbow) t 'OO Newo t'OS Colfee With Jsoet 10:00 Swap SiiOp IU5 MDI'Ding MedllaUOill 10:3t) BD1 Miller Show 10,45 ldalon Air· PrllO (Tuea.) 10:46 Family Worship C'lbun.) 10:45 A.S.C. Prim (Pete NEW BECIIIC N:~lda) 11:00 (Fridaya) 11:011 Tiny'o Co1IDirJ Junetloa U:46 Tiny's Counlrf H,yma Tlmo 12:00 Cement Block Newa 12:3G(loeaslez'o Guest star (Frl) b:30 ,Larry Anderson Show a,oo Jim Meel 111ow f:ll Blaeltllar Auto Show i ' ~·-----) (·•-•u,.., ' Uti Newo (Loeal) f:40 Jim Meeo Show 1:00 Newo l:fll Jim Meet Show ll!r BOWBAPXPHV,-I!:Qo ATOll: 1,25 7,00 7:11 10:46 lUJO C0ui1trJ ·Coun117 . .. .. < ' '..:..,_~ .... -~ Jamboree· · ~ ~ · llepart 11:30 ~ .QU.iii llo~~t 12 eo Nei 12~15 :~;1 ·' Hour · 10:30 r.i. · 12:311 Th..'Rav. Merlin 1'00 Tbe .~ 1:.30 Her. ·BilluAI 2:00 tb• RaY, :n.e 0 •• .._ ,_ .: .. •ue ....,., -"--- Ut ..,.,-. ." Music Time ~~: ~~~ · ·~ >aowv...>· 'Die ..,...,.. ' , ...~ W J EH RADIO ·t.;:.;foday e:ao .;.:·,e; . :,',' ~- Now• Larry Anderson Show .....ONDAY THRU ""'~•y It's 'Musk '-- Army "' ••....,. Dairy Valley & Dutton'l 7,!5 .Bign OD 7:30 News !leadlinel Top Ten Show U:OO News 7,32 :a.Iusical Cloc.l: u ,l6 ~~~odi " ~: · 7:46 J:choea of JOJ 12:30 Til, Rev, MerUn Teelll . a,oo Ohio ~alley Newa 1:00 The Jim Mees Show 1 -·-· World Newo · 5,30 .IIMI4P.J'll..llit~de -· :;: 1,30 SJgD Off I: I& M.. ~--I o...~ Sanclatl: ·· """"' " 7:30 ~!IP 'QJI..,. Army hour :;~ ~';'":., NTo""'wo 7,66 Neiro · · . 1 "" 8'00 Ft.l!cli' Ctiy aapusl · t:55 Mason OoUDIJ' Newo .. CIIJ#'lib, ·:. . . .. PubUo Servtc. a, 30 Builtl4y· Show . Family Worsblp Hour t:ao ~ lilblt ~ To !O:SO Latclll•.rtnc t:fS Walh. Rfplll To 1!-•l• 11 ~~~Beat 1:10 1:111 ! •.. r''. ••, ~ --~ ;.-1., UO Melga CT, RFD :~u~ News 77:~ ,_ ,,..lU ouwer Srow JIIBDW84 Salllrdayoi . 6,57 \feather SOCIAL SECURITY 'Jr+-f.-11., GUeo4 SO. :&Jr. Ulle GUARANTEED, renewable far StiLE •• StiLE •• S.tlLE! . ' 11.~ :za.-., V8 eDJine. Automatic lrana. P.S. llelco finish wltll re4 VinYl interior, &ood tires, noedo some body wort. 1960 Dedge 4-Door Sedan ,:j ::.~=rtwl~w~~ "" -- 22. Bcrullnfm 8 eyl. engine, Powert~Ude lnnt. Good wbttewall tlrea, radia and heater, lleoutiful led flnllh with dNn interior. Special $899 . ...... :rr.Fa.st.oe, .. $16.00 a mo.... 1962 Chevnlat Biscayne 2.Door 1962 Foni4-Door Station Wagon 'l CROSSWORD t::- $1699 $1495 MY PROPITTY u.C: Take Over PaymMh 110 h.p. englne. 4 on the floor, low mUeace, jet blaet finish, spotleas clean vJnyl interior, lnlcket aeata, lood W. W. tires, n.dio aacl heater. v~atRou!"~~ ~aries:; HE THROWED A CHAWIN CGUM WRAPI'ER ON annual Academy Awards pr" daughter, Mr. and Mro. Larry Halllday·Atkina folks. S~tiona from Santa Monica, CaiH., w•lh Bob Hope as host. The asrne night, "CBS Re. ports" oilers a one-how exam- By Mrs. Felh ·Alkire AOBostl a.~ C.Atflrmolion - a program which waa Mr. and Mrs. Curtis AnderL~ tl.... - • poatponed because of the Pro~ son of Dunbar, W. Va·., visited I,AJmsJios e.n..-7 ect !Jemllll space fl.rght sod his mother, Mrs. Clyde · ·1 8.!hn'WI&: now unfortunately wiD conlllcl son, Dorothy alii! Paul AnoiOI'-1 [ Jl.Panar... t.v....,••, with the Oscar show in some son on Suodsy, · , pip olthe ttme zones. Eva Swut of Middleport . '· U.~ '""'V For 'hlesday, Nl'C.TV based on Ml.!s Addle jlradlleicr ·i tttle:TuriJ:, 1.~ It · :111. lC.Faoten.. •cbedllled a documentary en!~ SVundlatiny a'l'ueernoon. Slipped tied "Terror In the Streets," 8 " g aday with Mr. sod :lB. Biblical olcyo l&aey:sw eWS 0tes $39900 1963 Corvair Monra Cpe. V8 on(lue, 1100 II. Duall. IN PROGRESS MJUjO.. ~Iollli1RIJlrnclN . ... 1958 Chevrolet 2-Ton Dump e NOW M!THER£ rr ~~!Ill{ PiTCI!~'G llameo1ille, Oblo, and ber 'l'roy of KlngabtJr7 Roa.i. lllrdaughler, lilrl. Heltu llwnar, risonvllle R. D. 1, spent a ol Charleotoa, IV. Va. week with i>or dauplor, Mr. Kate Wlllon, wllo II 10, and Mrs. Larry Hanson ol Sl. villtlnJ !lot daugbter, Mr. IIIII Albans, W. Va. A dauchler, IJ&. Televll._ Ia 11mew 10-mln... o1 erlmmal vJo. Mrs. Jake Lee of Ratlne. was born 1!11 Marelt 11 BJ RICK DV BROW len.,. In State~ irid airs. D. ldarkina t'f Zones- to Mr, aod Mrs. Larry Haoaon. Vlllled Preao lalftn&tlooal <he pubnO'~ toward u v!Uo and · lift. Eat! Cowen of It wu their finl cblld after HDW..YWOOD (UP!) -Siart- Next ~y. ·Julio ~- ~de visited wltll Mra. l!llsJe seven years of ~•rrlage. Inc. this weekend, television ria wUI otar .oa NBC I'l' ·o "Hall mg rec<!nlly. Mr. and Mro. Vorlln Howery watchers will he lmtted to 1 ol Fame" in 1 110-nunute ortg. Larry Clilrk, son o( Mr. and and two chlldren of Atllens THAT rare and happy Olllllought of Ina! dlama, ''The Holy Terror" Mr•. Robert Clark, ·~ bome •vent Swlday with Mr. anll Mrs. PAW!! LONZO!! speelaJ progr81111 _ enter~~~~> based 00 the Ule o! Flore~ Monday from SbelterJDg A11111 Elda Carsey of Harrlaonvllle. WHAT WUZ HE GOT ME meat and dooumentery _ over NlilltJ1181ole P.18pltai In Athena. lje had Mr. and Mn. Frank Halliday ALL THAT A LL RILED UP • sevii!HI.Oy period On I'bur~ of ....:.. ~n • patlelll fhere lor eeveral and Mrs. Pauline Atkin• villlted SHOOTIN' AN' I RUN HIM A · Y nut · -· days. John RadekiD ol Point Rock ABOUT? OFF ctuatly through the weelr of one of Perry Como' occuional Allan McMurray of St A~ Sunday afternoon speciaiJ doeo not •tart until NBC-I'\' specials will take to bans, Vermont, Mrs. Ma~ Hau- / Mr. ,and Mrs. Robert Jewell Sunday, viewers will gel ·a the •or trom the Mianu Beach cc>O of Detroit, Mich., and Mrs. had Surday dinner with Mr. taste ot something new Satur- ~udito!llurn. and the aingor'o Rose Nieqbalakl o1 .oatrolt are and Mrs. Glenn Jewell, o1 Downday night when CBS. TV pre- guests are Woody Allen and AI vlsillog their· Slltet; Mrs. Nolan Jngton. ••nil the debut of 1 one-hour Hirt, · (Mery) Halllng. They came be- The Rsrrlsonvllle Brlt111h oeries, "Secret Agent," On ~rid~! of nexl . week, cause ul the illness of thetr mo- lnspecUoo wa 1 on Saturday. •bout • profesalonal spy. 'lbla AIIC-TV • Saga ol Weotem !her, Mrs. Maude McMurray, March 20th. Virgil Atkins wu P~a~ · replacea Carol Bur- Man" series of documentary who Is In Veterans Memorial Wor.!hlp!ul Master. Nineteen nett • The Entert:llnera" ae- spe<ial• .Pteo<mls "Cu•I to . the Hospital. Mro. Rose Nledbal· Lodges were represented. r1es. · . Litt1o B1g Horn".. 1 oneobo11r ski returned to her borne 011 Mrs. Pauline Atkins, Mr. On Su~day, ABC.TV wUI show look at one of th& moat fa. Monday. · Mrs. Homer Lee and Mra. 8hllr-l • one,hour dlieumontal')',. "The mous batt.Iea in Au\ertcaD bll- A surprise birthday party lor on Jewell attended the Driver· II ---~~l1~f!.-m~~~~m General." about llouglas Mic- tory - G<m, <;eorge Mrs. 0 . E. Durham Kings· Improvement Program on " Arthur, Who died a year ago Cust<r's la!!l oinnd. · Road waa giveu by her March 29th at the Rock Springs this Apr'J. The narrato< Ia Van Mr. alii! Mrs. Eugene Our· Grange Hail. Highest Quality OK Cars TRUCKS-TRUCKS Business Servi- Mrt. Pred Durllam ol Jtlnp-,Hanson of St. Alhlll8, b!lr7 Road Wll her brother. on Sunday, March n. Mr. aod Mra. Cecil Moore of l Mn. 0. E. Durham l!l1d oon •• 1.,eLeVlSlOII f I 29 IOic I =:• :f6 "';;.';: Bells Ring Church ~~~~ NCounewoty NeWI ......... =unlty News Mat'retaNOVII IS: II Weather 8 ~ .IIQiftl N-O G.-..... '"""' '"•10 w•• -•-·• .. • Go Rocmtl . ·- 1: 00 Mldway Ma!lnee H5 Newa Beat 4'00 Dlscing with Doss 4,30 lloterchange 5:00 Community News 5:0li World Newi S:15 Sporia Today 5:~ Weather ~:30 Dinner MUI!csle 8'00 Sign Off SATURDAY 7:16 SlgD OD 7:SO Newo fleadlin01 7:32 Musical Clock 7:46 Word and Teallmon) a,oo Ohio Valley Newo 8' !& World Newt :;~~ t:"tberToday 10:30 Sonc & star, Hour 10:46 Family WOI'IItlp Hour 11:00 News, Ann1 Hour 11:30 PuhUc Service 12:00 News. Roundup J2,zo BuUeUn Board 12,25 Newo o Gramo 12:'111 Saturda7 Matinee ' f:OO Dtc:ina Wl\b ·Dou f:30 ...... ....., ..__ • .., -·5,00 N.... &.mdup 1:1$ Public Senlee 5:30 Dlnaer Mltaleala t:Otl 11p oa .. ~ .... ' . .:,, 1:~ ~ : t,"':'! -.. :-.: ~ . ---· -.,.,.... ~ - ..,,..., .oJ ~ - 'A". ' ..' J :~·-·. ' ' ...... {'~ij~ . ' ~ :. :..· ·r' . - d - . IJ' • • J ... . .,.- ..."' . .' ..... -.:- - ! . ..., - •• �•• .:•. '. ' '· ' •,' ~., . ~ ., ' ••• I i . -· . ' I ' • I • • at ·y ' en • VOL XVI NO. . 298 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Pair Confess to II Counts of Theft Auto Looters Ordered Sent To orkhou -.· .,. ·• WE 011 tiH Sq• He lit wh IJII ...'"' INI mo ... pal cl• 2f. ............ Oldo We t so~e TON IGHT An f NOT OPEN Yo• FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY • "" Sa< in the Stor~ ~~~e Sale Days I April 2-3 H'AIL SAjrE" Dan O'Hedihy and Walter Mattbau Mr Wil ·Elberfelds ·in Pomeroy #fiiiGHT TIAIN 1'D PARIS" ;Leslie Niel1en, Alill.1 Gur SUN. MON., TUIS. April 4-5-6 ~IT YOURSELF WHE Store Hours Friday 9 to 5 and Saturday~ to 9in the Evening A CDLLIGI GIIIL • ers get ._-.::_ l., • ·- et BIG COUNTRY MUSIC the fan Friday and Saturday ' • . -., 11-1 JAMBOREE He1 in ; 111111 LIBERTY THEATRE - MIDDLEPORT will pre ,APRIL 2, 1965 wit1 sb• 7:39 • 11:00 P.M. b.. rea The Rythm Ranch Boys With Suo Emory-Looter Ooylo ~r me , ADULTS $1.00 P&J C1e CHILDREN SOc Chlldron Undor 12 Aclmlttod with Paronh M& Trll Apo lee taw . s.'! the FUJ ,' Rei In, Cro tin mao diOJ Gri HAM .. at I er. .•.• ' •••d! pre :• ........, by 1112 ••• •• iv· o ua CHOica · :· •· . C"IS"'I . '" ' ' . ... fullr •••• Per Hal and $4975 .... ., ... . : .. ' Po........... ....... .-. . . Serta·Posture• and SteWI ! and rifle: and and Bll"' Rut! 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