https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4c8a2798b9b98102ad4a2e5f53659344.pdf f7f331f33da79282942ecaf29fd3bd40 PDF Text Text •• .:•. '. ' '· ' •,' ~., . ~ ., ' ••• 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. 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Too often we rush madly around to get a : law pwed to do this or that, and as ev· eryone knows there are laws against mur· · der and other serious crimes, but they atlll continue to be committed. A law m1ght be one of the possibilities being considered by the Justice Department and Congress, and If some teeth are : needed It might be argued that this Ia . the only aolutlon. One of the best ways to combat the . rise of hate organizations is to boldly · point out their activities as being direct· ly opposed to the principle& upon which our democracy is founded. It is a prob' fern we have to face and there !a no use .. to stick our heads In the ground and . hope lt will fade away. Aa individual cit· C:lzens we should shame those, many of :o whom profess to be Christians or at · least religious against the practices of hate. We have too good a start In our . communities In the relations of races, rellglons llld nationality to ever let the · hooded ones come to the surface and ex· ert any Influence on the community u a whole. Some penons might say that ; there are other secret organizations Uke ' lodges, but their arguments do not stand , up. A person wanting to know about a : certain lodge can go to our library and =read a description of Its rites, and we be: lleve that all such organizations have on · !Ue In the Ubrary of Congreu a detailed • report of their alms and objectives, <which are above reproach. A person who • hatea tries to hide behind a sheet, and : deep down in their hearts are ashamed to admit to their prejudice. ' 1: ·lANGFoRD reeqrd. the Infield variety, and struck The Dodgers •lctory was wrtter 'ftwradBY, the Met Methuse. out three. Dave Wick""""'m tempered by the news tbet their . pa- lah, wbo will be 44 In three belll on allat- weeb, drove In the two deciptll .a.bllshed llive runs, stroked a pair . of ~ . . ..mllie llngleo and became the fJrst II teach- Mell pitcher to WO<k seven in· .._ .ninP as New York tripped to Detroit U. Plnob 111t1er Too "And just think, said a gleefulln~bit'~tentoogel. "I got me a wbal It detarlbed .. "t utlrlcal staae musical." Apparently the Italian screen Idol has studied the old Valeptlno mov· strike as 801Dne in the new.- tea aod decided they wara fUDpeper buslneoa. 'nley realill nlar than an)'thlng Laurel and that without the tremendous illlrt1y ever did, lor ba predlclo: "kick-off" publicity given to "This musical will not bolster the Fair by the major dallies, the Valentino myth. In !Bel, U they could die quickly and with· will destroy II utterly." out a decent obit . . . Marcello Theatre people sre apaot at MaStroianni plani to play the Juan Robll'ds Jr.'t stlll,llng ,... role of l!udolpb Valentino In marlu about Atthur Mlllar'l might be wiahful thinking, but we !eel !lull there is not much chance in our community, especially in the face of ' l fuU blown lnvelltlgauon Into the acttviuea of the Ku Klux Klan ever being reo activated locally. There wu a time sev· eral decades ago when there wu enough hatred generated In this area to bring about ouch an organization, and It was even bold enough to stage a parade through street of a nearby city. At that Ume back In the 1920's when the nation· al organization bouted of between four to five million members, the greatest ~ncentratlon waa In Ohio and Indiana. We have eome 1 long way Iince that time, and we feel there are enough level headed persons to forstaU Its ever Uft· lni Its ugly head again. We Imagine that we will never be able to eliminate all hatred from the hearts of men, but In recent years we have seen a great Improvement In under· atandlng and tolerance which Indicates In a large measure the teachings In school and church and above aU the home. Everyone knows that hatred In· stead of building character destroys it. It is just too bad that a lady had to lose her life due to the Inflamed hatred that has been Inculcated into the hearts of persons who belong to such organiza· lions u the Klan, and It Is not alone in that field . The very nature of the dan makes It abhorent to any thinking peraon. It thrives on darkness and secrecy, and the very fact that its membership wears hoods places them In the ranks of the enemies of civilization. By DOROTHY KILGALLIN ":' ".J".I) tyf' Gonlp Ia Gotham.Many World'• Fair entrepre. neurs are u worried about the ]lOSlllbUity of a newspaper J'l I ' r ·Is Our Ground Fallow? ~ • P uo l,"apitol Comment, Events ByWUUam WASHlNG~OI\ - As odor of totalitatianism is rising from the supposedly nonviolent Jead~ ershlp In the Negro civil rights movement of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Just as It seemedt hat the men of reason and restraint. in North aod South, were at last o be able to raise their heads in this tragic business, Dr. King's call for an economic boycott of the t~~tire State of Alabama has shocked the sensible North, repelled and sickened the moderate South, and maddened and rearmed those ir· reco'clllble Southerners who resist all concessions to the Negro. It Is an act hardly less damaging to the cuase of true civil rights tha• the acts, on the other far end of hestlck, of 1uch men as Gov. George !Val· lace of Alabama and former Gov. Ross Barnett oi Mississippi. For what Dr. King proposea Is tactically Indefensible and morally Intolerable. It Is noth· ing less than the applicAtion oi the principle of tolal WBI" fare - agaln•t the just as well u the unjest, agalnat Alabama Negro aa well as Alabam white. A mn who appeail so often to the higher moral law nw urges what Is 1np rlnclplt the economic bombln1 oi derenseless cities. Ita tlmln1 Is, moreover, provocative and mischief • making beyond ready belief. For Dr. King aununons up tho forceo of unreason and the technique ol the aeneral atrlke at tha S. White very moment when the entire Johnson Administration and a great mejortty ol Congress are engaged upon a historic program to secure Negro voting rights. And U ts this man, this holder of the Nobel Prize for Peace, who ha~ so long been presented as the chief voice of responsibility and reason within the Negro movement. If his demands were not aJ. ready being met as fast as ele. mentary orderUness and a de. cent regard tor the minimum rigiJts of dissenters In a free aociety could posolble meet them, hla position might to some extent b~ understandable, even though wrong. In all existInc circumstances, his attitude surely cannot be adopted even by advanced ~lvll rights advorat•s unleso they believe that a single, unelected person, &ranting blm the highest motives, is entitled to pronounce a judgment of tconomie stran. sulttlon upon a part of the UnIon. Those who sit comfortably and righteously in the North and tirelessly condemn not merely the entire South, but also every man who attempts to raise the smallest word in Its defense, wlll reject all thlo, aa they alway• do But what they are doing and what Dr. King Is now doing. for the first time In bls cas•, so far as this colwnnJst has set>n, endangers the very goala toward which they glve such endless lip service. For there is i.n this, as In every poignant controversy, a human limit of tolerance. Let It be trallSgreStied tong enouah and harshly enough and lrremeJiablo chaoa to the only result. It Is not pleasant to be In the m1ddle of such an Issue. For such a man becomes the chosen villain on the same day oi both seta of extremists, and bas no friends any more. When the mail cornea each morning, it Is like being hit in the lace by twin sacks fo wet sewage. At one and tho same hour a man Is a Southtorn Tory 110111' boo and a blrellng of Yankee """J''tbassel'l. Thla 11 perhapa a too personal "ay of aaylng that mo!lf AmerlcBDI are not eveo remotely aware of the depth of bttternesa being fo. mented In this nation by tho Geurge Wal!aeea - and alao, let Nonhero pe<>ple recognize, by the Martin J,utber Ktnga. All the same. ihe middle way Is the only way If juatlce and national union and national order are to be preserved; for justice never lte. with men o1 passion and violent tonsue. That part of thf! South which wiU not submit to fair play for the Negro Is demonstrably belsg forced t lis knees by law· lui process. Is It not now time, In all conscience, for an end to, or et least a su•penslon of, the long plllOI')'ing of one tortured region ofthls country? Is It not now timet o put a period to marche• and demoorqoatloiUI, anc: now to end ao outrtcJrt ef. fort to destroy the economy ol a whole atate, at leu until c.,...,..,. has bad a chance o work its will? !Copyright, 1!165, United Feature Syndicate. Inc.) Today's .lJiedical Report By Wa)'lle G. Braadsl.odt, M.D. Having hepatitis doesn't make you hep, but tt makes you sick in other ways. Slnce there i1 as yet no vaccine or other specific treatment for thlo dloeaJe, the victim must get hlo symptoms treated and have Kood nursing care. Complete and prolonged bed rest used to be preserlbed but Gelllnr the victim to OIIIJI1It has disadvantagea. 'lbere II . llliDI a1 aH II a problem Ia the a arowlng tendency to encour- eorly atages of the dliMH bill age moderate activity for many lemonada with J)aoooe eaa uconditions that used to be treat- ..Uy be lakeD oeveral tlmea a ed with rest. The results have day, lalrav-uo foodiq may been encouraging and the ad- be reqalred fDr a low diJp bUl vlllllageo are fewer bed aorea, .,h... the lll'wel' drup to ..... maintenance of a better stata bat naaaea are IIHd 111M IDIJ ol nutrition and lesa weakneaa. IIIII be aecniiiii'J. ............. -~ · gave up all loW' New York ace oouthpaw, Sandy Koulax. runs In the third inning and had to be rushed back to Los was charged with the loss. Angeleo from · Vero Beacb, In other games, Cincinnati Fla., for ree•arninatlon of his blanked Minnesota ~. the Los left elbow alter Koufas com. Angelea Dodgers nipped Phila· plalned he wu unable to bend delphia &-3, Pittaburgh shut out it. A similar Injury sidelined Baltimore 7-ll, The Chicago Koufax last August 18 for tbe While Sox outslugged St. Louts remainder of the season. 11-9, Waahtngton beat Kansas Bavaol Alarmed CJ!y 11-6 and the Los Angeles General Manager Buzzy Ba· Angels defeated their Pacific vasi admitted he was "a• Coast League farm team, Sea~ much alarmed as 1 am disal" tie, 5-3. The Chicago Cubs-San pointed. It's a blow I o the Francisco game and the Cleve- club. I was beginning to be-l land·Boston contest In Arizona lieve that the club is as good were cancelled because of rain. as the 13--6 record indicates.' NEW YORK (UPII - The breaking t.at l!e8oon's paid ~~ otd paW altelldance of National Football League will tendance record. than 4.5 million. TIIJI'• . ~ larnch its 1965 season on Sept. NFL Commissioner Pete Ro- difficult to •..,...:. ~· 19 with a fulJ schedule of seven zeUe said. "fan Interest in our 8Cbedule alooe, no matter Jaow I f games and high hopes lor ' 1964 sc' edule rOAulted in a ....,. muc~ planning goes blto It, ,oJ ool do it. Compelitloo •11!1 )II. Exhlbttloa Baaeball ance make interesllng ...,.., ~ United Press Jalel'llatlonal The Cleveland Brolml """ Icir•ctnnatl 4 Minn..ota 0 their title defenae againSt tbt Chicago (AI 11 St. Louis 9 Redskins at Waa~lngton on New York (NI 4 Detroit 3 openin~ day, which Is 1 week Pittsburgh 7 Baltimore 0 tater than last seaeoa. Oli!!'f L. Angeles IN) 6 Philadelphia 3lopenero are Mlnn..ota at 111111Washlngton 11 Kansas City 6 more, New York at Dallu, lit. ''Tbete tricky wlado can __ get Los Angeles lA) 5 Louis at Philadelphia, Chlcalo you in a mess of trouble when B)· United Pr011 IDII'I111ltlotoal l seattle IPCL) 3 I at San Francisco, Green Bay 'II &bey pul a lift on lhe ball!" The !!UTprising Baltimore BultN 1 S. Fran. rained out Pittsburgh and Los Angelea .at _,:.•_ __ It Bullets, 76ers Resume Action In NBA Playoffs lets, who upset the St. Hawks in their best-of-five ser:ies, invade Los Angeles Spring Dates Hurlers Silence Twins wllhtlrawn at home, IIY with adulll who don't know me wen and mean with kllla my qe. ~},· , . Alld I'm never reall) the way I Wanl aod Deed to be: Normal. There'o no eugpratlilc •'fD I want to talk my problertUJ the ballyhoo about ·Marla eai- : · out with someone, but I 1e1 !at' popularity w1lh New · Yilr) '·., :inwhet an4 1otarttry loandshathke aahamll ov- opera faDI. SIJOJ1IJ before,. ~ • . n ,. e e recent appearance in "TOisca"···· 5 attached Is just unbearable. How a Gothamlto offered bla, usull~ · .· I'd love to juat sit and talk lor ly wizard • like &peculatOr "1\f'. bounJ about anylhbJi that popo for a pair ol tlckel.s to the ·pePInto my mind. There qatn, "at- formance, but tbey weren•r.to tentlon" popa up - and selflsb. be had, at that or any ollief ness. I want .IO!Ileone to pay price , ... There's loll ol · ·,.m · attenti«< to me and me alone. tn the Hollywood let a'boll! Nat- . · '' These are a few questiOIII: aUe Wood anti her wealthy .qt&o '" " Why do I crava attentlna and or from Venesuela, LadlolOW . .rfectlnn, yet pUSh away Blatnik, with many of ··111e ...,.. •· from me? Why do I hate my mance experts betting it will lie parents and my home? Why am Natalie Blatnik before · vtrfl-' I so ael!lsh? Why do I let so . long .... An upcoming Naoter· 1· . dllcou:aged and depre,oed? . DeGaulle meeting won't make j •· Why am I so lonely? Even In the Stata Dept. too hiJilpy, ·, a crowd I'm lonely. Charlton Beaton, who -~ ~ Why am I either all uup" or ~ all "down"? For 1 while I'll stars with hot • tempered Rlcli· "• !.eel on top of the world, to lhl ard Harrla In "Maji)r Dundee;", po int of •~lng for 1·oy. Then · had this to say .about the . elli• .· _, perlence: "Be'o elrtreftle!y !~!if·' I'll swing from belnti elated to flcult to get along wHb; !hOugh I ·' KNOWING nobody wants or . a Kt"''lt lctor. And If yol. .mil~' . , needs me. I'm that way clhlllke someOne on 1!8111era, '11'"' now, and it's like It wu before hel]l!l !! you dislike him ·a 6if' . when I tried suicide. I can't off-camera." Other mem~ i. ., take mucb more. Help Mel- the ftlm company "W lll)derJUST DON'T UNDERSTAND wrtte that never did Cbatllon '[. ~U: put onyth:ng so delicately .... .1!! Fred Otash, lha famous West .~t You DO understand yourself, eo s1 pr1 te ts atabll' 1r ~and lhet'a why you can be helpa va eye, e s i' ed. But not by me. Your n - lng a beachhead In our ·town. ~ ,... He's opened olflces on lower " blem Is far too complicated to Broadway and "WW ~' . dlacuss long • dlltance, You Into a .laYIIb ·~ -. >Dptl)JOI' • •. • need ciiJ!Ie • In counseling with whj!re be, will,! ~f ~~.• an espert who can lhow you Wuatrious !ega . e48,_1!!\,_,_,1!111!;;·,., tlleae ~llnga ara lUll unCOJJ>. whom he's, beeD . ~~1!)1.; IDOb:, that almott .Ill of us at 10 many cases. · ! H . .r..t.t,~ 1 some Ume In our llveo feel un\ 1~)4fd' wanted, unWGrthy and mlaerably depressed. ~. w '""~ ·'·' Pleue, PLEASE lhow thlJ arttcle to your parents and Ill< them to contact their doctor. He can refer you to 1011100!11 who will llltell with wtaa understanding. And don't hold back through ohame or fear. You are a senDtlvt, &elf • knowing girl who ft~ abe must talk !t aut. Don'l watt until tomorrow to begin! • If you need help on tho ftrat pltue - getting lhr0118h to your mother, pleaae send me o atamped, ae1! • addressed e"' velope and I'll try to ti1IIDOih the way !Dr you. -H. Tbla column II dedicated to family living, so If you're hav· toe ldd trouble or Juat plain trouble, let Helen help YOU. She wiD also weleome your own '* . .I groeled Dick Stigman Sisler will have lo choose be- an The pitching cut may be the Sox here ill a night game, there St. Louis. The latter is the like- lo with the San Diego club, was continued speculation e to ly candidate for a trip down . lead the pitching staff. .keep the power who would be shipped down to Chico Ruiz, Steve Boros and RYfle Duren B.(ld Joe NuxhaH, meet the player limit: for the first shutout Wllo Geeo? over the 4-0. Manager Dick Sisl~ w11l have fdlnnesota to cut one outfielder, one or two rookies Tonuny Helms and To"y Perez are vieing for per· haps two reserve Infield spots. Ruiz. and Boros have the edge Philadelphia-ll<>slon set for the NBA championship. Middleport A After finishing third in the Cbaoncey H West d1 1 ring the regular seaOak HUI son, the Bullets knocked off the April 6 April 7 April 8 both aging, and young Gerry Arrigo are most likely being considered for the minors with Duren the most expendable as 1 A second · place Hawk s in rour ~~~r~un~n~e~ru~p~t~he~pa:•~t~se~ason::·..!iiiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:~~i:i::;iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:< 1 April 13 Jackso n 15 20 Racine Gallipolis Oak Hill A games Middleport Jackson Marietta H stars Elgin Baylor and Je!·ry 1 H 1 West are reported in top phy· A 1sical condition with 110 injurie.": l H I ~hat might harnper thl'ir .'lcor- 1 April April April April •- ·once wlth infielders and a pitcher or two In experience, but both Helm~ he was far from reliable last I ·but 11th time the fire- from among those given B and Perez are much better hit- Eeason. ~!~~=~~blew the chance to make the club. tcrs and each plays at least two Sisler has about 1 week to I batters. In all, _!1~~~- starting outfield set, positions. make his decisions. w~ left ~nding - -- - HI to earn the right to A meet Los Angeles. I A For the Lakers, who won the · Marietta Col- regular season West!:'rn cham- 1 lege JV!I A pionship with a 49-31 record. 22 Z:J Ay. :J 27 May 4 May M Muy 11 1 ' 1 Gallipolis punch. RACINE ffiGH SCHOOL --BASEBALL .. SCHEDULE BOBCATS WIN , Apr'! I At Pomeroy, Ppd .. COLU,IB!A, S. C. IUPil - ~ April 7 AT WAHAMA Ohio 'J niversity takes on South April 13 RUTLAND Caro lina today in the Greater 1 1 April 15 April 17 April 20 April %2 April 27 May 2 May 4 May 10 May U May 17 Pomeroy Columbia Spring F'est.ival BaseAT McARTHUR ball Tournament with the win. , (two games J ner advanf'ing to Saturdav's fin- EASTERN Middleport als. . The Bobcats st'Ort'<l a 7 • 2 · Kyger Creek At Middleport At Kyger Creek decision Thursday over Brown as Tom Murphy pitrhed five hitless innings and Jerry MeConnell allowed a double that I scored Brown's two runs in the , [seventh and fma! inning. 1 AT EASTERN AT RUTLAND WAHAMA A Nice Selection Suits & SpGrt Coats for Men ond Boys Suits and Sport Coats for men by Curlee, Sewell, Joseph & Feiss. Sizes 35 to 46 in Reg., Short & Longs. 29.50 to 75.00 BOYS' SUITS and SPORT COATS By Tom Sawyer 1 Count· Tournament games FIGHT RESULTS and possible Sectional tourna-I B,y United Press lntf"rnational ment games not included in 1 ERIE. Pa. fUPI1 Gene above. Toran, 132. F:r ie, Pa., outpoint· ed Tommy Tibbs, 129, Boston ' (IOl. In a Yes, we have all the accessories to match, inclucloo ing dress shirts in both long and short sleevn, Belts, Ties and Hosiery. Yoshiaki NumM!:I, 12916, Jaran, . In Greens boro 0 pen I-outpointed Larry Fl".. VI!:IIJO, ·. l,)'O . ' Greensboro Open !GGO) repre- Manuel Ramirez. 1.1~ ~-2 , Sun I scnted a good opportunity for J~e, knocked out AI Chabot, , him to win the first major George, B. C. (9). narnent or his five -year sional golf career. THE DAILY .SENJJt«!,:' of 9.95 to 32.50 ' GREENSBORO, N. C. (UP!) Philippines I12t. - Young Tommy Aaron (elt today that the $65.1100 Greater SAN JOSE._ Calif. tl/PII assortment nke -;l.,v le s and t·olors. Sizes 6 to 20. Priced from I Aaron Ukes Chance ····" SAPPORO. .lap;tn IUPil !'!!' .. ... 4'nd Graduation, Tool mg JUST THE RIGHT FLAVOR, TOO TONIGHT thru SUNDAY basketball scholarship. About 60 colleges had been Ap<il 2·3-4 him for basketball or Fabi•n Tab Hunter He averaged 20.5 poir1ts II ••ttDE THE WILD SURI'" · (Color) 17 rebounds a game •. artier II -andCoach Frad T~ylor . Yul Brynner and lanrld another city standout m Richard Widmark ln · Steve Barnard of We~l School, who was the City s I "FLIGHT FROM ASHIYA'" scorer in his junior year (Color) SCHEDULE Cierr, ; DRJVE·IH tion 'series with the Cincinnati Royals. travel to BostOn to continue the Eastern Division POMEROY BASEBALL fll!ivldaon ·Were ' bff balance and strong 6League · foot • football 4~:~230-~ ~~~===o:n:J:a:n.=2=·==::, AII.City basketball player at High School, plans to enMASON "- -' .. ·t Ohio State University on with a home run and then twf -n veteran utility man Mar- most difficult. Bdl lfenry and Pomeroy and Southern High les-Balti~re best-of-seven picked up the final one in the ty Keough, rookie Art Shamsky' RPgPr Craig are certain to be Schools are announced below. ries will meet the winner or for etghth. who is hitting at near a .500 in the bullpen. Jim Maloney, bombs of the As the Reds loafed today be- clip and Charles James, a weak Jim O'Toole and Joey Jay, who I!,Oient attack. fore playing the Chicago White hitter obtained in a trade with will work tonight against Buffa- . ~ to 1 plavolfs. f or The wiJI!Ier of the Los Ang.. Spring baseball date. ' Detroit. The 98-game schedule eontfn.. 1ues through Sunday, Dee. ~t. HOWELL PICKS OSU with the title game slated lilr COLUMBUS <UPI) - Bteve the · of the Western Divtalaa ern' , Division resume. • ~1day playoffs the 76ers wtnners of their II . • ' . ' Boston rained out day night when the National Basketball Association's Are Announced '1: Alcohol ln any form abould be avolcled for at 1eaat 11 s months because It puts a lil'atn on an atreat:ly dllllllged Uver, Sldlllul manasement of both uerdae and diet wiD reduce the duratloll of the acute staae and amusing uperlenceo, Addrela belp to prevent relapaea. 'nle,. Helen Bottal In care ol thla are CODUnoll In the eourse of the newapaper, dllease, wblcb usually lull three or lour months even with tbe beat of care. Neomycin and other anllblot. lcs are sometimes glveo (Jo. cause they reduce the poput... tloJI of certain bacteria In tha Intestinal tract whtch CiliA .JMI wain on the normal liver IIIIi may tu an a1l1ng liver. When the courae of tho cna- apo peara to be unduly long or wbea relap101 occur, synlhetle CGrtiIIODe-ltke drugo are gtvm wltb apparent benefit. Recent studlea have lhown that other 4rvCa ouch as 6-mercaptopurlae IIIli r.aothloprlne are also halpful In t I chronic hepatllls. · In tho final analylls, IIAwevor, tt Is better to prevenl thll dehllltsttng dluase than l!lll'llt it. As Is the case wltb other dlo ..ues tranamltled II; RriCe, prevention Is a matter Ill 9."!!1" munlty senltatlon and pi<il.. re)ll)lllnc of casea to · tbi loJcal laealtb autllorllles. '65 NFL Season WiJI Open on Septeiober.l9 For Baseball Helen Bottel---1 Voath APed For It! This column Is for young people, their problems and ~ urea, their troublea and lull. AI with the rest of Helen Help Uat, it welcomes laughs but won't dodge a .serious que11Uon with a brush • off. Send your leen"'i• questions to Youth Aaked For It, care of Helen Help Us!, thia newspaper CONFUSED GIRL Dear Helen: I don't aat ants or climb up on chalro and holler, but maybe I'm just as abnormal In my own way. I'm ocared, Helen. I have wanted to write to you for a long lime but U'a hard to · tell anyone that you're ao depreosed you want to try to kill yourself - when yoa lleelllln&· ly have ev•rytlJing to make you happy. My parents are quite well to do, no problems like drinkinl, They are active to cburch, and I guess they love me, but I shut them out. I don't want to, but It happenB. I stay In my room when I don~ have to be at the tsble, and my mother can't understand, so we fliht overy time I set near her. My life would be a dream come true for most kids, yet I bate my home, myself and my parents. I like people to feel aorry for me, I crave attention. I 1111k. I'm depressed and confused at home - I even tried to ldll myself once, but l didn't really want to die, I just wanted somebody to notice me. Before I toot the pilla I prayed someone would call me or come In and just talk and talk and talk, but noboilf'illcl, and after· wards it all, bpcjdired. The WtOIIi people worried, 8 D d others juat tboupl I was a UtIle crazy, but I'd get over II. Yet, out In a crowd I put on 1 big lhow of joking and laugbJns. People think I haven't a care In the world, especially frown • ups. I can fool them eaaler. I feel inadequate and inferior and unwanted witb kids my own are (whlcb Is IIi). I'm 10 leli • conscious and think ev· erybody Is watchlni me and that I am dwnb and qly. But to compenaate I act terribly sarcaatlc and cynical. Thet's me - three faces: Moody IIIli ~. 'l1le ageless lefty blanked the Tigers until the siith inning when he was touched for one nm, Detroit added another run homet8 off blm In the seventh. Spahn aUowed nine hits, several of HELEN HELP US! l - - by - Wins Second Spring Battle V~ice of Broadway •~ •~epoi1iilg ~. ~· ALLSTABS New York Clothing House In Pomeroy For Over 90 Years 1 ZOOM In #or A Spring Special I Value-Rated Cars Priced to GO-GO I WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION NOW AT $600 and DOWN SWING INTO SPRING - IT'S 59 Buick 2 door 64 Ford 2 door HONDA TIME AT RAWLINGS! HARDTOP Ga1axie 500 - 352 ru. in . V-8 engine with 3-speed column 10hift, light blue with all blu e vinyl interior. radio . heat~r. automatir. power brakes, power steering, radio, tintf'd ~lass, white sidewall tires. wheel d1scs. outside mirrors, solid white with like new blue interior. one owner, ntow Olds trade·in. Real sharp low mileage 01ds , V -8 white sidewall l!res ttnd bark up lj ghlo:.. .' ·"' \ ;; .·,. $1095 . ...~"-r!;Jf!_. '" BERRfS WORU MARIEnA TRIUMPHS 59 Pontiac 59 Mercury Star Chief 4 Door H. T. Montclair 2 Door Hardtop V-8 motor, automatic transmission, power steering . lintt>d windshield, white sidewall tires and wheel di!'rs. A nil"t> one! \'-8 automatic. power braUs, power stettring, radio. heater. white sidewall tires, wheel di!l.c~. bact~lights, out· side miiTor. tinted winiJshi(>ld, soltd white with like new brown interior. $1195 ' /! We now have ~ new 196!S HONDA Models Jn stock - all models - complete line of accessories - helmel8, wind· shields, roll bars, s.addle bags, luggage racks, mirrors and wind face KUard&. Every new 1965 HONDA carries the 4000 mile warranty - All colors - See the quick new CB160 models .:... the Sport CS90 models - and we have two CT200 TRAIL 90cc units in stock, perfect for you deer hunters and ftahennen who like to get to those out of the way · places - we also have three used HONDA'S ln stock - a 1964. Super Hawk 3QI'jCc-:-&l 964 CA95 150CC Dream. and a 1963 CllO Sport 50CC (this one is real1y sharp) Sklrmet Daniell, dec. .! . P: DaiJiell, JIGtler E. Rouall, . Daniels, Rollln . M. ltfary Alfld. lor Trana., J>om. Coma Early, Stay La-LNvo With A Now Hondo Check These 11 As-ls11 Specials 58 Olds Super 88 56 BUICK SEDAN 59 DODGE 4 DR. SEDAN V-8 aut1matic. Power V ·8 automatic. Roueh and ready for Power ll:eertnr $495 $100 $495 4doorH.T. v~ lutom.atic Be "Ona of tha Nicoll People" AU10 SALES . .. ~·· KARR &VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES Honda Sales ' . "BrlghtHI Corner 118 S. S.C.nd Streat ..... - .... . ,.. .•. In Mlddllf'Cirl" . ' MlddlipOrt, GMAC FINANCING o. WY 2·5342 • OPEN TIL I P.M• Cadilloc-Oichmoblle .· ·. �• 'J -~ ,· ·~ I •' ') • • . '. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .• Apr. 2, 1965-51 Goldwater Coes A~rift of · Leadershio on NeOTo Vote _ _..... $2.tS& $1.Q.·. ... ........-:~· · ·~ 1001-StMi iThe Great Bend Methodist Youth Group will sponsor a rumma1t and variety sale on FPto!ay and Saturday. April 2 .<aDii 3 in the Simpson building lte the Racine Post OfThe proc.eds wiD be used ' missionary project. The i-•~ will he from n&n ~-ri­ ~iday until 5:30 p.m .. and on Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. l i; l With JANICE HOUCK T G Ir c G. I wo a Ia ounty Ir s to particJpate m F0 lk FestivaI ~omeroy will 'e a format concert on Sundav, directed by Dr. Leonard Hol vik of Indiana. Miss Francis was chosen as soloist with the choir in a num· ber from "La Belle Helen," by Offenbach. Reedsville Soci"ety Notes present the program with a ADMIITED: Mrs. • Taste ol Paris." APRIL i ·• Chester Council Daughters of America will meet Tue"'"y at 7:30 p.m. There Will be iniliation and all mer.1bers are urged to be present and wear white. District Four of the EUB Men's Brotherhood will meet at ~rs. Hurry Osborne entertam- AI· Bu .. kley, and Mrs. Marion Hall. bert Sis~n . Letart ; Carroll Casto, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Merlin Mitchell, Oteshire ; Maggie Sharp Glenwood· Mrs. John ' ' Hussell, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. --- MIDDLEPORT'S NEW CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH AND IMPERIAL DEALER! ... .... o.......... . c:an ........ ,.,.. MASON FURNIT~ CO. MASON, W. VA. - .Pantasote • .',.·Reportmg -.-. Ht.ke m· Net ~I ··~- ' . \.' boys' chorus taking a part in act. The girls' ensemble will then perform followed by dancers doing a Spanish dance. Solos will include "Red Roses~· ror a Blue Lady" by BiU Zfr. kle; "People" by Linda Carpen- . ter; Steve Cleland doing "Old j Man River , Debra Van Meter l doing '' The Man I Love," Evelyn Yooog with "'Nobody,'' Ju- i dy Sayre singing ''Chances ! Are." Faye Roush with "What-'. ESTIIER HOWARL ever Lola Wants." and David 1 Mlsa Esther Howard, a mis- Thorpe's presentation of a med- · sionary • Durse ill India slnee ley, " West Side Story." 1952 will appear at the ChestOther vocal numbers wUJ be : er CbureL of tbe Nazarene Dixie and Marvin Me- 'I Saturday at 7:30 p. m., ac- Ke1veyCircle with "Anything Y o u ! cordiDc to Rev. Ray K Can Do." cathy Wallace and ; !l'lllllt!. A native fll. Stockton, David Thorpe doing ''Never On caUl., Ml" Howard will re- Sunday," Carla Morris and Nanlate the work of the cburcb cy Yost with "Ragtime CowIn IDdla. glvlng opeclal attenboy Joe," and David Thorpe, lloa to lbe medical aspect. Bill Zerkle, Clarice Norris and Sbe will bave colored sUdes. Eleanor Schneider doing "The Everyone 11 lnvHed. Musicians." Other acts wtll be three STILL DRY songs by the boys' chorus, a SEM.NOLE, Tex. (UP!) - It singing .routine, " Night Train,'' Is bone dry here. Only .40 incha boys' style show to the music of rain has fallen since Jan- UPI Briefs (Continued from page H Southern California. Heavy snowstorms: plagued the northern AppalaC'hians. Olean, N. Y., repf1t·ted 10 inch·es of snow and Br1dford, Pa .. had four inches in s!x hours. Rain spread from the Carolinas and Maryland to the Great Lakes. 1 COLUMBUS - TRAFFIC ACcidents are costing Ohioans more than $1 million a day , the Ohio Jnsurance Information Servir:e, Inc., estimates. The agency said Thursday that estimates from the Nation- al Safety Council. Ohio Highway Safety Department and auto insurance companies in the stflte Tl"\'icate 1964's economic loss from accidents was about $400 million. ''it is equivalent to $38.10 for every man, woman and child In Ohio," the agency S&Jd. of " Miss America" and a tap donned number, "That's How Rb•rt~t<n I • 1 I See magn ifirent step·savicg Kitchens charming. bathrooms, and modern, como: pact heatmg systems. Ask for our FREE Wa.ter An_alysis. Bt:";~fo,~your home whde you mcre.ase .its HEATING PLANT OR WATER SYSTf M ! OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING &HEATING EDWARD BAER, OWNER 232 E. SECOND POMEROY • Thursday realdents waa Born," by Clarice Not,-ls. TOP HATS & CANES Col . raineoats and at least one un- ~-•· p · El •ohneiorfully costumed and tql·[ furled an umbrella in a dem- 0 "'"" rtce and eanor ~ ing top hats and canes, Gary Willford and Ellen Shuler ·, der. will make up part of a dance group in the 1965 Show: : onstratl011 of the power of ltive thinking. to be staged tomorrow night at Southern High I ,,They are still thinking. There Two More Eseapeea ~~~Jl.- Sentinel Photo. :·. PT. PLICASANT Charles was no rain.. Are Apprehended i!ii .i\. Wyman, Chairman ol The CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UP!) J'antasote Company, ~~~~~~ 1 Two more of nine convicts an Increaoe In salea and a Who cut their way out of ~limb In net elli'nlngs fur nawha Coonty Jail ThlJrS<!av I 'i!ompany during 1984. Pantasota were apprehended In Hunting"" building a new plant act'088 ton early today. Three escapees lrom lhe Point Resort, also new remain at large, -~ Mason county. lfarold Jeffery, 29, of ChBITle•> .,_ Sales increaaed to '15,394,188, ton, considered by police to •P from '15,012,218 in 1963. the jailbreak:'a ringleader, ,il after taxes amounted Donald Roberts, 21. of St. . i~,121 equal to 40 cents ans, were arrested today as flare on 1,270,311 common they were crossing the Ohio ~ares outstanding for a gain River Bridge In a car owned ill 77 per cent over 1963. Net by Jeffery's wife, Reba Mc<Cune [ fit alter taxes In 1963 Jeffery, 23. ,582·, or 24 cente on shares outstanding. me taxes ~1,075 In 1984 and • -:::==='===...---- '· ···" for KITCHEN OR BATHROOM rContlnued from page I) " Ballin' the Jack," will' the I ..uary. ! . .,, .· ' ' I See his showroom: ,E Ul 1963. ., Mr. Wymon noted that ruulta were due to a Of factors, cblel was more concentration .... .... , -' • """"' c..- !lilly products, bl I\OildlliOlll lptpi'OYementa in the ••cu.-. .. .E u~ct~I~OII~::.~~H~e=~~ ~'vinyl IIJW! VI fiDIIW , j,per•tlng efficiencies. ere limited to aome IP ruin and Ids Is on schedule. A In plant l""ated at leasant, West mpound tine at peeled to become OJ. d1ll'ln& the oecotvl,.Ji.olf - =~~.:.-E1i) - n- The gov ~ rnor's . . action was -the highlight of what was oth' erwise a deadly dull leglsla·tive day. Both house• raced ,throogh their calendars an<' ad'journed lor the week alter meeting wei: under an bour. , ... ~• a 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY '299 ments. •• Meet him: Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES, will .neet Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. There will be initiation. APRIL 7 The Methodist Women's Society in Christian Service will hold their aunual spring meetIng, Wednesday, April 7, at Grace Methodist Church in Gallipolis. Miss Marinn Brown of tile Interboard Council, who bas toured missionary projects around the world, will be the auest speaker. Pleasant. ~~ti;~~~jtr~i:..~eo:rp:a~nd:w:m~ . ..M:arcum::·L~:~:::::~ ' .,' ':. the Enterprise church Tuesday Mrs. Kenneth Robmson, . ?t. " Rock Gardens'' were descrlbevening. Ross DuvaU of Belpre. Pleasant; Mrs. Warren Jtvi~- ed and flowers were named president, will be in charge. en, Robertsburg ; Mrs. Melvm that could be used by Mrs. Ruasell Blessing, 33,_ of PT. PLEASANT Grove, waived to the grand wbao arraigned before JuStlci or ,Peace Orville Sturgeon on a chl!rge or _ . , of stolen Jlfl9riY. A 16 yeal'<Jid juvenile wu also arrested In connectton with the stealing. State Pollee recovered a quantity of tools and howehold Items the home of Blessing and the jUVenile. The Items were 11le&edly taken from the property ol Delores Jarvis of Htlntington, located In Sto.<!r's Hollow on Jerry's Run road v.ben t h • ~ wa1 ~ lllto several weeu qa. The j!mmlle was reJeyed In eustocl7 of bltl famliJ. lOng won a major victory 'Thursday when Gov. James A. Rhodes announced he would lo· the resignations or live appointees the Senate rejected 'last mooth wben the Democrats ·~eld 1 one-vote margin. ' Rhodes had lnsiated the Sen. ate did oot legally act on the Dppointments and had kept the five ~ the job. He clearly hack ?<>Mt \.lien he asked for !he tllJ!'tions. . "T g@emdt did w,hat ·should have done In the · ilplace," the Toledo De1mocratl \fOld, and left It at that. King ~nsisted right al011g that the dispute could be settled U Rhodes ·would withdraw. ·· the appoint- . ..... . Our club will be represented •.':: on the radio program April 5th •. by Mrs. R. L. Larkins. '1111 pres .1t anoounced the Regional Spnng meeting to be AprU loth 8 t R' G nd Devol' 10b rMa e. . Kenneth Jeffers, Southside; CalHarID UI . G . were g1ven y rs. 1en 1 0 mv Putney, App e rove, ar- Frank. "Now is the Time to" rell Herdman, Pt. Pleasant; was presented by Mrs. Will Edison Putney, P~. Pleasant, Swain, and Mrs. Buckley. Halstead, Pt. Pleasant. Claremont Harria and Mrs. Hall. DISCHARGED : Mrs. Wil- lThe April meeting will be with liam Reece , Vinton ; Mrs. Tex 1Mrs. Ronald Osborne. A salad Priddy and son Leon . M r ,_ course was served to the above ' ' named and Mrs. Walter Brown, Jane Roush, Mason ; Ricky Mr E Wbltehead, Mr Smith, Bidwell; Roy Arnburgs. rnes1 '· ey, Pt. Pleaaant; John Henry Brumfield, Glenwood; Mrs. Ethel Holland, Clifton; Gary Allen, Pliny; Rocky Joe Sturgeon, A1 /'JLLA< /)./) /)_ Gallipolis Fer.ry ; Marsml . Me- fV0 U[TI(ff Oirr c.:l/!J Kinney, Leon, Luther Jtvtden, _g_· . Robertsburg; Mrs. James MeJ ~'/1 'll J ,{ .d_ Comas, Jr., and daughter, Apple fVff:q, v fV/WI Grove; Mrs. Opal MeClure, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Earl Wines and son, Cheshire ; Mrs. Garland Drive Cited for Houck, Crown City. Code Violation BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. A~ 1 bert Sisson , Letart, a son. Mr. . PT. PLEASANT- Minnie Ma- · and Mn. Kenneth Jeffers, Southr~e Kmg, 6:4. Ne.w Haven, was side, a son. Cited for !allure to have vehicle ----under control rollowing a two • i Pleasaa• VaUey Hospital car accident Thursday 3:10 P ·j' ADMITTED : Mrs. Victoria rn. on Rt. 33 near the Vana- Queen, Ga11ipo1is ; Ernest Rain· dium Plant. ley, Gallipolis Ferryi James R. According to State Police in- Baird, Southside. I vutigating !be mishap, a car DISCHARGED : Carroll Casdriven by John C. Donahue, 37, to, Pl. Pleasant; Myrtle Hunt. Pt. Pleasant Rt. 2 traveling Mason: Mrs. Roy Ball. Pt. 1011th IH1 Rt. 33 had stopped in Pleasant; Mn. Mae Woodard, traffic lane to turn into the Va- Gallipolis Ferry ; Mrs. Elwood lhe ultimate in gifts ••• nadiu 1 parking lot and was Lleving, Letart !expired). beautiful Keepsake DiaBIR'THS' A daughter to Mr. •truck from behind by the mond Ring. ••• when you car also traveling south. and Mrs. William Perry, Pt. care enotllb to gift the bqe complained of chest Pleasant. and shoulder pain. Mrs. --ACI'ION nLED lllffered a mouth Injury. Prot>- 1 .... ,,,_.,oi T-. erty damage was estimated PT. PLEASANT - A elvll achas beeo filed In the office to the two vehicles. the Circuit Clerk claiming Grand Jury Riahts breach of contract. The action e is styled Hershel Collinsworth, 'Waived on Utar•r.tt~s at vs. West Virginia Indus- .. ; iv:'. • ed the Rivervie-w Garden Club · She ~as for its March meetmg. assis ted by Mrs. Frank BJSe. The members modeled Easter hats, which they had made, .and ·~·decorated with prizes going to Howard Mrs. Ronald Osborne, Mrs. carl food demonstration entilled. '' A I Harrison Cheshire ; Mrs . _:___ . ~lH A soprano, Miss Franch is a BY MRS. LYLE BALDERSON ° - Southern Local Cast has Show o .,;p;, member of the high school choir. RIVERVIEW GARDEN CLUB . a cheerleader, and a member Mtddleport Garden Club w11l f th K It Cl b e Houck eye e, al so u . a soprano, mee 1 Mon day, Aprl'I 5' 7:30 p. Miss n1 . <tl ~e ColuD'_lbus and South- is a choir member , band mem· ern Oh1o Electnc Co. Nancy -Efaw , Home Economlst for Pleasant Valley Hospital the electric company will _:::;__ . DAN~RS- Linda Yo~!, Patty London and Brenda Norris, left to right, when the registrar's office is be dmng a rock n roU dance dunng a pantomme number try Jim Hamm at Sou, but don 't come Into the lt.hPrr•'• variety show presentation under the direcbon of Mrs. Richard Lee this Sat· like a herd of cattle." night. -Sentinel Pboto. , COLUMBUS (UPI) - Senate Mlnorllt~ · . Frank W. . King, !' ~redo, 1s playing the rol§ , of ~ - gr~cjo1111 winner In his YIM!ft 'II'IIh the administration .a~~ appoint- .' ol America will meet Monday, Miss Francis, a junior, and ~t 7:30 p.m. at the IOOF ha~l. Miss Houck. a senior, partici·j ber, member of Keyette Club, 'A social hour and games wtll pate in the mixed choir at Ky· 1and Future Homemakers of tallow tile meetirg. ger Cr~k. America. : The Chester Alun,ni /.ssorla- A climax of the folk festival. ____:::;::;::;;:__ _ which has a Mexican theme. . Modell prlc:ttl . ·------~·_:;:....: •'o-1 fnterested persons ar~ urged to &UnospJiere lDl Route 7 ' please trv to attend. o o o o 7 he Garden dub jwill meet Monday at 2 p.m. at . fM d M H 0 Fr 1 !t.M home of Mrl. Dor Schader I Susan. Francis, daugh 1er o r . a!l rs. . . . a~ s, r ·th M E w Coate• as and Jamce Houck, daughter . of Mrs, Arbeaubs !fo~ck, t "· · · · will represent Kyger Creek High School at the Wtlnung, s ess. ton International Folk Festival to be held on the Wil1 : Theodorus Council Daughters , mingtun College Campus thiS. "" w.::e.:: •k:::•:.::n:.::d:c._ _ _ __ _ attend. plWl· tbe Albritton told the first lfOJip of man:hen that "U you want to vote, come down Monday , I ,Cracious tit'Yict~ry lbe. urvtct ·, ~ SUSAN FRANCIS ~~~~:~i A~:,~;'"~~nden~! !ton will meet Monday, April Jth at 7:30 p.m. al the Chester Grade Scbool. All officers. for the year 1964 and new o~fJCe~s f.,- 1965, anyone graduatmg m the reunion years of 1920, 1925, 1940, 1945, 1955, and all other Plays ! Ba n d J:: ...· i THE MARTIN IESTAUUifT :: Boosters will meet Monday, Apji-n 5, at 7:30 p. m. at EastRm ! . Th• tldJI Will .... 1'be rood. II ~ APRIL 5 The Eastern Local The,_., ", •• . Enjoy his ho$pitality: Come on in, We're your new neighbors and we'd like to get acquainted. We won't charge you a cent to look around. Join us, make an evening of it. Our sales and service staff will be on hltl~ answer any questions you may have. f9 .. W",. ,",: , , .... • ~---· - AUTMORIZID DIALIR • ·p _. . --c- I CLOSE OUT v purpolll!l. • ,...., , i~ I BIG COUNTRY MUSIC 399 South Third St. RUE<MO' • Gtt. $1-49 APRIL 2, 1965 . P·' ·' h loln 'Ill lor tlleMWllok I I - . tho Gol. $4-69 lllllltiw. SEMIGLOSS ;, I haturl"' ·~~..L•ItwDoyl• · ' ·CHILDREN Sek """''*·----....... _.,. .11/1 for BIWings at Z:3P·• 11:00 P.M. · .Rtanch Boys Vl-llfllllillucilll-llllutylPrloo IIVI•Il '"' Ill mttdlbl And 1'1 stop lOP.- Ill~ bllll- With I Wlr· llll!f lttlt's Ill lOll IMIId lor 5 JOin (or 50,11110 lllitol)l·W t - o lrilodool..,.. .......lliDodl'- UBERTY THEATRE -MIDDLEPORT ' _Uftilw ,,1 Mmlt~.d with P•rentt ·~--------~~~~-- LATEX PAINT -JAMBOREE '· TO ON 1964 COlORS All INTERIOR SURFACES! · anxious to meet you so that you'll know all :eb¢!Ut us the next time you're In the market for •, ~. or used car. Pantaxole Comp811y Is .adllll manutaclurer of PVC ~d, comJIC)UIIdJ, flbn, and lll881te Panta·Pak traya lor pac • ' ' . . -- $1·'' Vall~y Lfimtlr · Co. PAINT. .. i ' ' ' qt• . • WY2-2109 SONS CO• ., �Dally Sent!Jlel, l'oD\el'Oy-Mlddleport, 0., Apr, :z, • Mr. Areher wUJ be working wit~ T'' Mary Thompaon and Shar· Memben of the Wildwood Grande~= : . : . . R 1o ""' Vlrllo1a OnlfiNity, cllidtd Adlilaa, Y~1 the Junior IMdero. In charge on lloHer. Garden club and aueeta met S.IUI'QJ lbt Rio Onndera .!~. toumaDWJt was wot1 by w.t VII'CIJda.•Deyll!B, Wililern of the prosidenl$ pwp wiU be 11 b not too !Itt 10 orpnlu at the Columbia Gu olllct In will jou..,;. to Bo-"-· .,_ ..........,111, -"1111 GNon au ReNn• Unlwenllf IIIII ~ Rcyson Cltrter. County E1te1> a club In the counlf. Any Middleport Wedttaaday tven!na - _, ....... "''"':" 80C011d, and Jolm Carroll lhlftL lion A&tnl, 4-H, !rom Galla group of boya or rtrla ... , I to !or I demonall'ltlOI Ol "laVOI'o ID l f " ' - - - - - - -.... . tt lnchlllva may NCure an ad· lie loodl" by Belly Newton. ment P ""' "' Secr<larr·1'reaJIII'tri wll have ult advlaor and oraanlee alter l!:ac~ wao preaented a folder . Frances Spencer. a:xten- '""ur1111 or,anllalton material of the reo-lpe. On Marclt 10, they Utd tor .._,silt.ant in char1• ot the lro'l! the Ertwlon ornce. Mra. Fred Neue, prtlident, HOOIId pllce In the novtce dt> . Mrs. f\1111 Brown. conducted a abort bualneu oe• bate tournament held at the uru. secretary wiD be In Ilion precedlna the demonotra- veralty oi .Cinclnnatl. or the Recreation Lead· lion. lnvlta!IOM were read to Meea ot ·Radlo fOUn n the Realonal mtelil!l at Rio Under lba dlrectlon Of their IIICIUI will aupervisr Gronde on April 10 and alao coach, Ronald L. Btlflhar, Rlo'l work of the newa reporters. OUt !rum the Columbia Gaa Co. to lll!irmatlvo team comJION(I of Harold Lohae. District Dl· attend a Blue Flame Fnllval Dean Krtlnblhl, a lraabmau rector of the PTA will be Inat 1he Pomero) Junior Hill' !rom Dellllllolt, and 0..,. 8om : ilo n In mer~CQ structin& the 11roup on Health Mra. L. R. Wilton hoa return· Schcol auditorium April 21 • at orville, I lrnhman !rom GaJJj. and safety. eel to bar heme In Norwalk af· at I p. m. Several thank you poUt, and neaallvo team COil> 0 The plannln& committee tor ter apendlnlatverlol WtQI wltb notes wm read from member• pooed ol lloier Myera, ..... . the PI'OFam lor lbe ovtnl"' In- bar aliter Mro. Lawrence Bing for flower! received while Ill. lor !rom New Middletown, llld cl•1dea JennUor Blakeslee, Clullr- who is u;,proving after a hos· 11 "" onnounced thot Mrs. Charles D. Cllll'k, a !reahman Archie Ron. Charles pltaltutton. Victor Hy••ll and Mre. Hiram !rom Rt. 2 Galllpolts, compiled IF>-eclroor. Patty Koblenti. Ernta· James Slmi)Mn accompanied P'lshel madf" flower arrange- eQUJI two Wino(lne loiS records. coolon, to worship with them. Wood, and Mrs. G. R. hll daughter, Sandra, back to menta lor Achievement Day In The neptlve team beat Ball II)' LOI1JS C4118EU Confronted with these and Assl6tlni .. guklos Kent State University following Midaleporl. II was also an- ~te Teacher• Coli"!!• and the A 'fllltor once uked Pope other radical chanps In wl!at the IJll'ini vocaliOD. While there nounced tlult as a part of the 1 mversEtty of Cincmnatl, but Jolui xxm why he summoned he I d alwa)'J thoufhl •o be the he vtolted wltb hlo mother, Mro. clubl theropy procram, Mrs. 081 to astern Kentuc!Q> Slate Roman Catholic bishop• to tbe immutable law of the chureh. Mayme llartenbach. Hyoell m•t 2Ml Jonquu 1 to the ' College. The affirmative team lil'!lt Ecumenical Council in Ithe man in tho pew can hardly WS Mro. c. H. Wloe. Jr., of Wav· Melgo Gen•ral Hospital. P'ood l beat Eastern Kentucky State nearly a century. The Pooe r~ be blamed for wonderino ju91 _ erly vlolled In Middleport at pr•pared by Ml" Newton was Coller• and Ceclarvllte whde QI' _ _ _ _ _ :'Hala...;._... ... plied by thro •. ;"g open the win· lwhat's lolng on ... and where vntered Hospital her home thll week. Mr. Wile aerveu llle aroup. ::mg to the Umversity ot Daydow• of hil Vatican study. II will end. Amon8 lbo.>o who entered Ia In New York Clly to attend · Sr:~=·=.. act; dellp. Eaay·tG·Iritt h.andle .·r wlllted 10 Itt ~ ..U«Ie fl'toh Qae~tlons 1'eaebbqa Holm ho•pital in tho pest 24 1 aafel)' meetlnl. Nine colleges !rom four statee Ill ~Y and eoDvenieat. Haa per. ~~~ YHM ..araUte ...lrame crid. RjiF. Awplitil' Into. the church, . he said. More •liftilh Pnli> he cannot hours were: M,.,. Lora Sptreo, Becky Fultz, dauahter of Mr. 10 8 were represented in the tourllll· t .,WMf, •• SolidStf.teU •Twttr. Recalhng th1s mctdent. an help wonderll\l how he can 728 First Ave., Mrs. Ray c. ond Mro. Bernard Fultz, underment which was won by !!:as~ Tbt VHJ' uattaba ia up front 1D the b&Dd.teAmercl!l Cathohc ma1azlne ever ogaln_ repo,. aboolut.e and f' - ·rart, Lower River Rd., Har· went 1 tonolllectomy 11 Voter· ern Kentucky. Dayton lied for not lD tiM ~-10 Ht lw in bookCIUIII, UDdw as.~ed recently. unqu';'ltmruog con~1dence m the ry Coughenour, Rt. 1 Oallipoli•. an& Memorial Hospital thil $econd place. other collea:es tltabn cabfMI.t. and othtr •wkward Y.Jf!:ztcu c1ip11" VHJ' anteDaa. Attn::~ When Pope John open~d the teachmg authonty of the James L. French, Ht. 1 Galli- week. f whlch were represented in the .. back. hU ooavODient oorcl holder, window> to let Ute freon "" that church. 1 Robert E McNeil Rt 1 M w Gibbo tournomenl were Wittenberg, 1 11 ' 0,P-!l9nt CODtrollforeuy t...U.r. Froat.mouaW was to _venhtilale thehch urchh. ~-ld "If oo much of whal I woo llipol;s, Mra .. Sarah i. D~r~:~ucyrue nf~ v~•·l Ball State. Cedarville. A•hland, 1 3 Ooklu Votce' tpeaker ~ 10uad forward . at. ........,. UHr and VHF channel nw:obtn are he rea112e ow muc o1 t e ••r· taught a• a ch1 1d now turns fee, 1918 Jelferoon Blvd.. Pt. it with her lather Mr J E Weol Virginia University, and UluiDIDatM oa Mod~ I~BP71A. nlture mltrhl atart b I o w I n If out to be wrong," he Pleasant. Pearl A Smith Clll- C d d 'h · M11 · Me 1bero and guoata at the the hoot, Unlvel'!llly of Cincln· aroumltu "how can l be sure that ton W Va Mrs Zor, B 'Blain arson an au1 ter, meeting of the Central natl. Privat:e..~ ..rpho-.e l»'udt. illlioY"atPt of TV witbout dS.turbin$ othen .•. iaohadtd wltb 'l'lla 111110 thouaht must have '' is reliable' II some ol ' · va· Iva BU Lee. Ruth Caraon. She wao accom· Valley lndulllrlal Council On March 97, the debate Modtl l?BP'11A. Cabl.DIIt colon for thia Model: PllSOd lhroulh the minda of I rulea I've loyally obeyed I • W V~ Clau~e n' panled to Columbua by Mra. at Ironton Wedneaday night team traveled 10 Youn•stown, T p_'!i'Y BeiJe ud WIUW. Brietol BJ111 and Whit., 8~.Uow UICl WbiW. Maaduia OJaq:e au. COed many Catholic laymen lheae years a•·e now round to Aohley, 'u Park ·• St .. Middle; Walter Crooks, whooe father io hoard Gerald Donobue. State ror the Steel City Thurn"amont, who m bewildered by the b• unnecessary. how can I to port, Mrs. Jamea R. Titus, 1811 1 haapllal patient there. Commllalonen ol Ohio Rio laced oeventh out of the ~""PPne 1'11011111 oet In mot1on on 10kmg other soenr"'" Lincoln Hill Pomeroy Howard Mr. and Mn. Larry Bunce leU plana for altractlnc new 1 p t rt' 1 11 by the 1111 Pope. which the priest ~,ells me D. CJidwell' 111. Hl. '1 Reeds· and aon, Steve, of Columbua, bualneea, Improve eduoatlon. e ~n ::.~:n:•. '~:n':o;gfrom Na Loqer Predtollblo my d1rty to make1 ville, Carol Jean Mulllna Rt 3 'spent the weekend with their and develop a $100 million tour- Rio Grande, replaced Krelnblhl Thill lhook-up Cathollco find If he were as well instructed Jackson. Ralph H. DiJo~ ~h- parenll, Mr. and Mra. Walter lot themselves in a church which h his faith as he ideally should land, Ky., Mri. Quenlin T, Kirk Bunce, Middleport, and Mr. and He Gov. James on the affirmative oquad which is 110 lonpr lht staid and pre- be, he would know that the Ravenswood w. Va and R.tlph Mra. Don Rae ol Mineravllle. that there will scored a~ mork. Tltoy deleatdlct.able lnotitullon it uaed to V"lican Council has not tamp- L. Groves fll 1 Ravenowood Lt. Col. Harry W. Crala baa no new and promis- ed Adrian College and YOlDI!" be. Thing! they have takon for ored with any teaching ol the w. va. ' · ' ' ret11111ed to White Sanda, N. M. that any ne·.v levleo voted town Unlverstly. but lost to West aranleJ. all their lives - such church which properly falls 1n1o Blrtha lollowinl a visit with the Ohio General VU'Iinla University and John as cler~cal cehbacy and 1oln1 the calfiOI')' of i.1fallihle and ir· M. "~'Ymond Green, !IS Hil· mother, Mrl. Harry will be vetoed. Ht carroll Unl:'"""lty. wtlhout meat on Frldaya - are relormablo dogma. It has re· Dr.. '· IO:IO p.m. Thura· brother, Mr. and Mro. that no new tuea art The negative team meanwhile Middleport, 0. N. 2nd Ave. p~bllcly ~ailed into question by stated some teachings to make . Mrs. Thomas G. Allen CraJc and the almplo proceaa oomplled a 1-3 record beatln!l hlgh-rankmtr prelates. Laymen them clearer and more meanLane Pt Plea.;.,.~ Mr. and Mra. tbe Uno, and then BowU111 Green State University, dare to crlllcile blohoPI- Nuno inafuiiO mndern mind•. But i 8·1B a in Thursda have returned !rom tax~era. l.w.;;;hliiiliiieiiiloalng..i.ii..iloiiithe~Uiin&'verala..li.y,5ol;.: lead civU rllhl• OW:che•- The solar a • It hoo made i C~rl ·Edward. 1'readwa~· Fill. wbere they have apent oommeuto be told 11 Mass ~s .satd m. Enghsb 1~stead char ~es - as in the w. va., son, 7: 11 a.m~ three months. the propoaed mquine that of Lalm. A Vallcan commt9Sion from Latin 10 IMdern E. M. Wood hal will be publllhed by Oblo lbat debates whether birth control Is es in the Ma,. Dlseharpo Miami Beacb will allrtcl national llllntton really alnrol. Catholic theolo- been confined lo I Pallents recently dischareed lhe hu 11p011t' to the 11111'1 I'IIOIII'Gel. g1aM opeak ktndly ol Martin whloh alwaya were a met1er Included Mrs. Willard Lowman wltb bar arandlon and There """ 10 wbo ottended LuthPr. And instead of steering discipline rather than dogma Joe Lenegar Robert O'Dell' Mr and Mrs Bracky the ettent It Wll announced '!lear of Protestants, Ca~lics a~d henc~ subject to change Paul Facem~e (who was lnju~ IQd £i.m~~y. She. I)IO Vii· that .:.ere are now 178 members ar? exhorted to make friends w1th the ttmes. ed in Second Ave., accicent), itld~ tn Ravenawood, w. Va. wlth 23 communities. . ... wlh them - end even, on oc- Adv. for Thlll'!l. Pmo April I Mrs. Sarah Hartman, Miss Mol· her aon and datoghter-in- law, Fle~ing, Tipton Trainer, Mr. and Mrl. C. L. Wood. . Glerm Houlh ol St. Clalr101Ue SALE ENDS Gumther, ftustin Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp was oaUed here due to the Guy Wingett, Reese Jen- llld daughter, M,... Paul Hap- deatb of his brother, Arthur APRIL 10thl , Mrs. Cecil Dillon, Mrs. lonllllll were In LauralviUe, Roulllt. He II with hla mother, ha Waugh, Mrs. Clllford Ohio, '111ursday where they were Mrs. Earl Rolllll. Smpleton, Roxie Evans, Mrs. guesll of Mr. and Mra. c. A. Mr. James Sharp of Thur• W1lnut DJnlt111 Roam Edtth Mor~an, Jacqueline S. l too and Mr. Vance Sharp of -ADMIRALCarsey, Mtchael R. Meoon County Healtb Departr- <\mallda, Obio, 1()1111 Monday Clock Rldlo ...... $11 hbla and Cheryl Chapman. Mr. Alboft, plant and Tueaday with their brother Complete with $ ond Ch1lre announced recently. end family, Mr. apd Mrs. RobQu.rd ltlll, L1d0r 11" l'ortaiJle T.V. China MATTRESS ~~'111~~e~11rond~1 will co toward the ert Sharp. 19" Portable T.V. $1,_ or 1,000 dlspoaable STANDARD TWIN StZI 1 which will be used 18" d. SIMI" 21" Color 64 IIIOIIol $211 of the intensive vacclna· "lnglondtr" Prlncampaign now being -· 21" Color 65 model till ldUJ,ted by tho State Dopart.ment S-h Top lnnenprlng Hoolth and the Maoon Coun· maltNao, eulhlonecl with M1111 Olhor Vlluu In Health Department. foam, twin or full sl• Storto hlo - Radloo The Pt. Pleuant Kiwanis · Monro.. or PT. PLEASANT - The Phil· C IDtl C:Olor T.V. lox Spring _ · 5 Pc. lip Sporn Plant Dlvlaion of tub a~~":,'~~ Central Oporatbq Company of 3,000 dlapoaable ..,;h,•• ll 7 Po. .••••... Pt. :>leaaant baa donated Muon County Homo 110 ceillnnenprl"' p , ........ proxlmotely Mt !or the pu:; I0::~:~ Cluba are alio .,. chOH of aupplioa lo bo •. with the rounty camMlttren ... Sprl"fvaccination clinics by th by contacting parents of perMt ,.II LINOLIUM . \children under ap J and IJI'IIn& IIUOI _;,_ _ them to stek vaccinJiion from family pl!yllclan or local e o m - l o - !&ft,ll ...ulor M1.71 • • . • $29 Ibealltb dapartment clinic. Maltreat--- Ty More thau 1,200 vaccinations ...ulor .,,,. ehllt'l l.tl txl2 TWMII lull .11 AU Sizes Foa• laokltl I ~::r diptbaria, smallpos and whooping 1,500 •· and tatanuo have been Ill"'" at clinlco dlll'lnl the past ..., ... ,.lth .... MA . 1110111h by the Muon County Hullb Dlparlment A UVIl' ,.,.. , . . . . - T .J"t fwtn or 9t l'ull llq - • by the St.ale Deparlmenl -11 Club Ofllem.M•bors ond . - P*a•ll Conte....., will 1>o hold _Monday eveoin&, April 6, ot•rt· . N at I p.m. ln the hnior IIJclt 8chooJ accordin. · to wrl'll rrom the County E> ,. . lion Olntt. 'l'l1o tvenl il open 10 all off~ ~eers and membtro or 4-H Cl uJ . ~·· wen a• paraniS ot others in· ; terestt'd in 4-H Club work. ~ Ivan Archer. Aru Extension '-Agent, t-H will be the featured : lpeltker Pmidl"ll ovtr the ev• :-ainr'o actlv!t101 will be J . Mal· Porn•..., -Rel1't11'0 ' A Bend JI.Jr• t-H Club, ard Koblenll and Sally MQI'a lead lfOUP aiP&ID&. Givl111 •l*lal l'iports on Na· tlon&l Dtil')' 1-H Conference will be Richard ltoblentz. Gary Michael will tell of hls eaper· lonceo ao a dalegale 10 Amerl· c• n lnaUIIite of Cooperatlveo. Spedal tratnlne fii'Oup• have been aet up for each section of .. 'tol'i and olficers. with the advisors will be Moore. Area Extension Asent, Re ·ourtt! Development, and C. eon., · --"-------IIJil-., :::r:.~:: ~ Fits under cabinets, in bookcases A dAd Ab Middleport • Sentinel Church News :Pope J hn Opened Vati·can •f For Flood Of Fresh Al HospitaJ "e MOIOROLA CAD.-r 1:1" POA7'A8&.a'"' THE CHURCH FOR AL.l. Oh • ' FUture ALL JI'OR THIE CHURCH 'l'hl m.~ ll the JI'MtMt; f•c- b • ..nh tor tha buildi~ of ebar.cl8r .aDd good ~itiu lllhlp, It illald:olehoulf!lof•piritual Yal• IMio Wl,hout • •trnnR ChUl'llh, Alll6l! ~)' nur d•ili~•­ .._ CUIIIIn<h•e. Tlwre I!N {0\u· euuDd IWNOIIA why every pertOtl ProJ'ectS Topi'c At COVJC Meef. n.u:-:day lih:ould. attend rw,uiarly aa~ n..11. •hich llltd• hJ. anoral atld malarial •upport. Pla11. tb go to chnrch ~ululy •nd nad yovr Bible dtil)'. w $111· terYict!$ aDd npport tbe Church. They -.: (1) FOI' bill own uke. (2) I'• W. dd~.. nke. (3) For 1111 tAl •t bit community and . .tteo. (4) ror the uke of tha Wh~ the buda bur»t into fragile flower, and their breath '" everywhere, and a warminr breeze carellltll the cold, damp earth ••• thlo is more than Sprintr. Tbla il the time of Promise. For these same festive brancheo ahall lift a precioua burden of fruit when the red-trOld mantle of harveat falla aero.. the land . When human souls awaken to the reveille of faith, and hymns and prayers ftll the archea ot heaven, and the warmth of an aa-elese hope reaches from heart to heart ••• this !1 more than Lellt. For the faith which bloesom• totlq will hear Ita own precious fruit. Love! Joy! Peaee! The harvest of soule hke yours and mine ia beiinniDI' anew to grow. 88 t 1\urKiay Thllf•ll)ni•M WERNER RADIO & T. vI --~-- 10DAY 2fO Lincoln .. REASONABLE OFFER crc;,·.v's Vaccinations $ TEAK S38 H0 USE REFUSED o 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 I o 0 • S39 ON ANY USED CAR Bank Financing l umrss covas Heotlb tn Ma1G11 eo~un~~ini'l~~~e-IID II the YaCclllallon .. .beg1m obtlwed that more 1 :~;irv:asmallpox, .II 1cctnallono qal,nat:ikJaiir ., cough and pol.~~!:: to he to bril\l m = .aaes II 'SANDWICH ..,..,,._ . ~T-'I•HatM WYJ~411 Choctaw • S1Q·99 IS FOR SALE ••• YOU TELL US WHAT fOU WILL PAY AT--- 606 I. Mlln St. I Pc. led ltm. lulte Deville DI'Mer Chest BookC..a.d Walnut or Biondi FIDiab aplnot lbtH to area residents. ill nME TO IUY IS NOWI MRY CAR *3 Solid Charry Doultlo o Chllt Spindle Bed $11-$41-$54 eo...,.... ...,. ..... ..._ - - $'J.OO ... ....,.,............ _ .... ., .~Pin METAL WAIDROIES 14"w • 2!)''d • 60"h $13 aDs ......... ,,.... Tl *'·"· Studio c...1t _.._ W'w x lt"d x 63"h . $21 onCaaton_ - •nd FAries_ MIDDLEPORT, 0. T.n 8"' FIWwllhlllll'lh•l .. ..., ... Oak w.n.s7.77 BAKER SIDOft- ' J!atabllohod In ttlot 'w..t Columbia. W. Va. Pb. Muon liiP 3-1891 TINY'S FOODLAND DOOO&-D4RT-()QDGE TRUCKS Middleport, Obfo Middleport HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE ! West Main St. BAUM LUMBER CO. Builders 1< BuDding SuppUoo Pomeroy lupport tbo Churoh of Your Choice Cheater. ObiO Pb. 885-3005 HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE &alma of Oood Broad UXALL DRUGS Bunllollon, W, Va. St. Paul's Lutheran Church Cor. Sycamore & Second St.-Pomeroy REV. JOSEPH KRALY. PASTOR Parsonage, WY 2·2SSS Church, WY 2-5170 We ll'lll All Doeloro Preacrlptlon• 'IVY N8H Sunday, April 4 l'lllllaw KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER eheater, Oblo Bulova Watcll• llllU • lervfce 118 It, SecOIId Jllkldleport JUDICA PASSION SUNDAY (BuUetin Board Saying Of The Week) "A grave is just a rut with ends!" Sund-. -. sch - ool.- 9:15 ·---- M~~g ·w~~--ch:-tp,-!"'o:-so Senoon Topic, "GOD'S RENEWED CREATION'' HOLY COMMUNION WILL BE CELEBRATED Sundlf, 7:00 p.m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ Luther Lea~:ue Monday, 7:00 p.m . . ..• .••..•.. Beginners Knitting Claa 8:00 p.m.•••••••••• , • Advanced Knitting Clau Pomeroy, Ohio TuetdiY. 7 :30 p.m .•.•• , , •••.. ... S. S. Teachers MeetlD,J BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY WedneJday, 8:00 p .m. RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY Tbunday, 7:00 p.m. ........... . Adult Instruction Clua 7;30 p.m •..• , •• , , , .•••. •..... Choir Rebearsal 8:00 p.m ..• , ••••• , , ••... . .. _ . A. A. Meeting Saturday. 9:00 a.m ..••• , • , •• , .. . Senior Catechism Clu1 10:30 a.m. ·.......... .. Junior Catecbiam Clas• ~- roRNl'J'UIII • Al'l'UANCU EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. 'TIIIJTIDNG IN llADWAU" ........,., Obfo .OHIO VAllEY BAKING CO• . Chester Nazarene Church PRESENTS ' FOREMAN & ABBOTT NEW YORK QOTHING HOUSE - - ..... Wltll , .. .,., ~ . , . lit'...U., Over GO r - . . _ Mid-week Vesper S.VIce "A CALL FOR PERSERVERANCI!" &111111111. V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY . • .--12.81 ·~ LIEVING COAL COMPANY R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Lau Cliklr Chats ""$38 · lorly .A-IIIII ......... "'-~~ •ss THE SHOE BOX 8 2Pe. Llvllll llernllulttl SOFA . " ' ..................... ""..., . . . Pad ........ tJot.fS Grelllbouae WY 3-3402 ... 0 ••••••••• y PIDWIN METROPOLITIAN MOTORS SlMSONITE . IRIDGE sns •••• n ON OUR LOT! Low Down Payments DINEmS WY 2-9644 !llddlep<>rt m .-iliiiiO"""'--"'"'""""'"';;;;;;;;;o; Mombor rrD Nlfake Someone To Chureb Thl11 Weet•• STURDY JUNK BEDS Sporn Puts in $60 to Help Middleport s~ ' GOEGLEIN READY·MrX CO. Over Stocked ! 68 FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING Esther Howard · MISSIONARY who will boa featured .,..~ntr at the church Saturday, Apr. 3 At 7:30P.M. �' ' '' ' ( , ! ·classified Ads-Your Modern Community · Bulletin ·Board ~Daily WANT AD INFORMAnON _....,.. . . . . . LDII ..... ~ 2 SIGNS OP ~IItJIIIo a.&ll!ll: ... A. IL QUALITY ~. _,.,,. n •, . 10.,' ".,' .......... ndl tlOD &. a 1963 Corv1ir I Pomeroy Motor Co. Monza Cpe. blinda, aU tlndl. Veaetlan bUnd repaln. Window · and ponlll ahadeo, an tlDda. Clcth · ing>. Dale Wlppel SUpply, Ill Union Ave., Pomeroy, Obio. 3 II SOle $1699 110 H.P. Encfne1 4 on the Door, low milea&e, jet black finish. spotleaa: cleao vmyl interior. bucket teats, iood W. W. tires, radio and beatl!!l". 6 cyl. engine, Powerglide tram1. Good wh.it~wall_ tlfes, radto and beater. beautiful red finish wltb clean mtermr $895 vs engine, !ltd. traM., 4 like new w,hl_te w~ll ttres. Rad1o and beater, beautiful ivory over red fmuh, mterlor new ear EXPERIENCED clean. Save money only. AND POMEROl. OHIO Brake Service PHON& WY 2·2156 or Vl 3·2602. 3 30 tfc For Rent One registered English setter, one year old. Also 8 pointer pups. Phone WI g.2171. WY 2-2143 PoiiMny, 0. l'nJITiXJ~R~~~"';:~ IE WORK, ped wilh winch. Big or job. Call daytimes WI t-3151, evens, WJ 9-3089, Gene Barnett, Racine, Ohio. 3 29 30tc WE WISH 1D thank our many --relatives, friend! and neighFOR SALE - Modern apart· bors for their kindness to us 1st FLOOR FURNISHED. I ment building. Two three durinl our recent bereave. bedroom efficiency aparlment room apartments with sepament. May God bless you Middleport. WY 2-3874. 3 31 tfc rate utilities. Large corner all. Tbe family of Evelyn tot. L<Jcated 1n Chester, o. Business Services Mole&. 4 I ltc i ROOM HOUSE, electricity, can 985-4015. 4-2-6tc CUSTOM butcherlnl and CIIIwater inside , garden space, Hng. Pbll Meter, Phone WY Notice located on River Rd., be- PONIES of various sizes. Cart, 2-3510. II I Uo tween New Haven and Gra- complete with harness, 1 like WilEN YOU USE A.B.C. Clean550 Pago car ham. Write to Mrs. LiHian M. new saddle, bridle, etc. Phone WY 2-2007. 4 I !tn en ''Free Storage Plan" you Obin. Phone St., Middleport, Allen, 1836 Lisbon St., East 1et bil, beautiful empty closS 17 SOtc WY :h'l'l1$. 3 31 6tc liverpool, Ohio. et space iD excharge for all tht room occupied by t h e 1 ROOM apartment In Porn· tamUy'J winter clothing. eroy. Partly fw-nisbed. Phone 3 31 Here'a l-ow it works Bring WY :h'll11. in your winter Clothes or FURNISHED HOUSE, 5 rooms call us for pick - up and we .and bath in Pomeroy. Call will ·· profeo:;.slona·~:f' Howard Cecil. WY 2-5262. I an press free themmul.h :~ttJre~gul:~ar~~:~:~ wah ~t•lrage jn I;~800 w. Main- -St.- -- 3- 30 AND Apartment nished and unfurnished, • cuse, has on special and Saturday. 10 lb•. No. I Maine potatoes ~ with $5.00 grocery purchase ~est Ice Cream, 75c II gal.; Bananas, 5 lbs. 59c. l doz buns aut"TIUN~ER Caaplelo Cl1ll llrldlanl Wrfte, " - ' • C ts • A. C. BRADFORD BlleiMt, OUt I 11 lie 19c with 2 Jbs. !!fOUnd beef ,a~t~59c~l~b·~-=~~4~1~3t~c~~loe!gl,. BaDcllll& !l1lppiJ> ,GOOD Used lloor new bomee. Built ill 62,500 BTU, $45. Don 446-4004. bags and when f,:\1.1 sizes. Phone WY 2-3267 . ready for rb.em, cali us or 3 24 12tc our rou1.ema11 know and they rooms and will be banded to yuu. clelon-1 berts, Pomeroy. Ohio. Middleport. er brighter, and newer. ReWY 2-6476. 3 31 3 24 tlc member the storage 111 FRI~E I 21 cu. ft. Unico upright freezPay on Delivery , A. B. C. room house er. In excellent condition. Cleaner> and Shirt Laundry. and full basement in years old. Call Dick Taylor, Mason. W. Va. 773-5043. cuse. Phone WY 2-Z!55. Wl t-385tl. s 31 3lj; f I Illite 1 18 tic lor kltcb- ens, llorm - W I , aJum. Joum siding. CeU Guy Netg. ler, Racille, ObJo. 12 21 tic I f, Farml,,::1 Plumtdq. l H:-tEE ~~~t~~~~~- s; premlaea meata w~ and U434 1J ! Uc - aport. 62 Buick lnvicta Convertible · · $2,195 Just arrived. One particular owner. Power 1teeriDI ant! brakee. Auto. trans. Really aharp. 62 Impala Chevrolet $1,895 $1,795 4 dr. Sedan. Low m.ileaee, extra clean, power lteeriq and brakes. Auto. trans . 63 Pontiac Convertible Tempest $1,695 Beautiful red finish with black top and apotleu all white bucket seats. Four 'Speed trans. on floor. C.3 Catalina Pontiac V8 Conv. • $2,295 by CUll's Shoe TRAILER LOTS - rr.. Ill! N 2nd St.. Middleport. 111• and water. Brown's Trail Permanent Special, 2 - $10. er Park IState Approved) Hairnlt. styling, Minersville, Oblo, Phone and ael Included. WY 1.1324. I II and '1'11-52S3. Wanted To ltewart Guo Shop. Come In and aee aU the new varmint UPRIGIIT pianos, small, rineo, reloading equipment, tum or large. Call coll•ct..:.;;;J:JJF89c'""'gii.al~.~=~~:-'f"3"1iii and a~tea, re • blueiog to 8 mornings 667;3481 u 4 I 3tc LANDMARK and n!pllrtng. New and used viDe. IUJll of all tlndL llepct St. SMALL LOT In Pomeroy. HowRutland, Ohio. Ph. SH ...,.,.,I ard Mullen, WY 2-3'182. Rutland, Oblo. S II 3 24 12tc Polara 11001 t dr. B. T. Power .-inr. auto. lloor llllft. radio and aeatar, air ooDdillonlJll Low mileage. very good eoudiUoo 4 Dr. SedaJL G I!JI. ' clr. Sedan. beater 1962 Mercury - - -$1395 4 Dr. Sedan. Std. trana. Radio aDd haoter -- $1395 1962 Rambler 63 Olds. Star Fire · · · · $2,695 $2,595 4 Dr. Sedan. 8 cyl Auto. trana. Radio and heater, one DWDer One of finest and best Olda. and tbll one 11 tope in COD· dition. Bucket seats with full con•ul, 631mpala VI Chev... $2,295 $2,195 Convertible. Sparklint red finish with black top and blat.k interior. Auto. 1hift. Power lteerinJ. Hard to beat any. where. 62 Catahna V8 ------ $2,195 $1,995 Pontiac Coovertible. One of e1eaneat eonvertlble1 to be found. Power steerilll and brakes. Automatic tra01. 63 Corvair Chevrolet Coupe · · · · $1,495 Jut arrived. Coupe. ''770". Sparkllnl original ftnlah. 4 •peed ahitl. oa fioor. 60 Oldsmobile "98 .. $1,395 $1,195 BUICK - ty, Ohio. Specials 'lburtday, Friday and Saturday. 10 Jbs. good eating 59c. 5(} lbs. good toes, 12.19. 3 pks, reg. cookies. 78c; Broughton's Producer's Milk, 1 gal. 79c. Producer~~ % gal gla,. tie milk, 43c; Brougbton's gal., carton milk, 53c. Baccn 39c lb. BroughtDn'a Ice Milk, - - - '2795 1963Honda - - - _$195 1963 Chevrolet - -$1895 1964 Dodge Just an'ived. Low mlleaee. Std. tran11. We've sold and aerviced this one since owner bou&ht 1t new. BLAETTNARS 111-S-Uc anc: fOur l"((fl'IJ fumtR... and MANY MORE •.• ID Lauodrymat and ach-. Vaney Lumber & Supply Ccm- pany, Middleport. Star Cbiet 4 dr. One local owner. Power ateerin1 brakes. Auto. Trans. Worth much more. " dr. Hard Top. Power 1teerl111 and braku. Finett and beat Olds. l{ydramatlc. · =TRAILER=-::-;=--:-Iolllc.--ofor=-""reo = ~-c"t=ose HAM SHOOT, Sunday, at Isaac Walton er. Noon until dark. SJ ed by Chester Fire 63 Rambler Classic · · $1,595 $1,495 C.2 Pontiac · · · · · · · · · · $2,195 $1,995 Blaettnars SALE USED CARS wer Jteering and brakes. El:tra nice. Sta. Waeon. One careful owner. Auto. Trant. Ex:eeptlonal. I Savings On Buick LeSabre ---- $2,195 $1,895 2 dr. Bard Top. One eareful owner. Alltomalle Irina. Po- Wheel Aliqnment OPEN EVES. 7~ P~ ' ~2 AUTOMOBILE Pomerov Motor Co. ROOM BOARD AND care for FOR elderly lady. Private i.n country. Phone Vl 3•2607 FOR SALE - •. and alterations. Phone WY 2276. s 18 - 30tc l 0 . McCoy, Auctioneer. Trained, experienced, Chester. Ohio 1 9 llc 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne 2 Door - . $1495 1960 Dodge 4 Door Sedan EARLY BlRD, r - - - -. SPRING---. -1961 Oldsmobile - $1395 -$1395 1961 Chrysler Tele.tolb .. Ravletr ""·RIC&. DU BROW .. """" Vllllool ,,...... illtel'lliiHoul HOLLYWOOD tUPI) - - , winter edltlnn of the journal called "Television "'··--Jy" ,._oonta~ an article urging teachers to make clamoom use of the 09mmercial video sl!owa their student. watcb at home. The m;ticle Jo the work of an earnest' · alld vigorously inteiU· gent yoyng man named Ned Hoopett, ,wtio waa the host of !be now-defunct CBS-TV chiJdn!ll'l show "Tho Reading Room," ond who, according to Televl· sion Quarterly, Is cw:rently on the !acuity of Hunter College High School and Hunter College in New York. The Hoope8 memorandum was deUvered as a paper last Nov'ember at the annual meet· ing of the National Council ot l'eachet'!l ol English in Cleveland, and Is abrldied In Its "e""t form. And, In lac!, the •ub)ect· 'be deals with was a topic of considerable interest at :he teachers' meeting being tashed Over, &mong oth~r plac~~ at • television symposium :bere in wlucb this viewer took whlch is the journal of the TV Tbe CUJ:mel Swla: Rep. Edwln E. Willis, chalrman of the Hnu81 Un-Amerlcao Activities Conuruttee is interviewed on :..'88-1'\t'& :.Face Tht Nation" Sunday, ... Unlted N.61tlona: Be. Academy, notes that Hoopes' remarks were directed at the secondary-school English teaclJ.. er, but It seems to me his ideas have value for teachers of vario11s levels, and oot only ol EngU~c to. cravat 4.4.School~ whaloo 48.CO!np. . polot 4iT. Fine llne ofalettaP ~.Ca.tt,q a ba.Uot 151, Mid HolM .. $195 ~Goddeoaor discOrd Its. Final II'- DlopaiDhell OOW>r 1.Sw!!t~ Ra H. Rawlings S1ns Co. of riven llATf.l' CRYP.I.'OQtTO!'E- R.Ws how to work Ill A,llXDLBAAXB St. MidcllepoJt 11·2. .· L::::====== ''Yo~o~~lf really llke Norva1, Daddy! He's the reason I haven't had to aak for an advance on my allowan¢1 tht Ia•\ two wer' -• WMPO Radio ..,.I nome reauvlla a. Jtlll/0" ·HIP ' a ~., Walla ..... ll11riOllrloo~ • •••t v- ,. .. I prlta 1'IIREE SHOAT pigs, 125 lbs., QJ.III oacb. Plloae WY U27t. . lo LON&PilloLOW On~ letter-.apiJ'.t.aadstor&DDI!ler.ID. thhlsamr · tor tbe t.l:tdl V.. X for the two O'Jr. eta. Single 1<trophlu. U. leagtb. and fotmatloa .t tbl WWdfl n .Each ds.y tht COde Jettea a;re dlaelat. ' Ajtrll D Ill I p. !tc 1'00111 bath at 744 Eall Main Pomeroy. See: !.ln. ~~ Stout. lfarrloonvUie, SH MM. 110 . . 1'0af edgeo pt&cM "'- A!ldltlOJUtl 48. amount Obeee GO. Metal 37. Ah<ea4 1957 Dodge - - - -$795 '· 'R:IS21. ESII COW for ule.I I WI f. 88. li'ood ... llll. Projecl!J>&' ... FU,btlesia bird I> • . Uvestodt Pet. ...,..., t.2.Seope 611. Storog• 28, Plnch 80.Reoealt Mn. Don MoKnJablwu IBSa wbea the Sow lUte Bn1n1 club met WodDolday lflllltllat • .:.c.-,;;;;;;;: Ita club room. . A lholt bnofcOijl aetoloe wu C!OCIItl<ted ., .Jfn. Barft7 v.. Vrankea, pi'OIIdenl. An lc1llallon .... ' .......... lt<lm tlae -~·=~~ :~~-:_oq=;: CoiuQillla G.a Co., to au.! a IIi Skybudcly, wood cabinei, "'" 96. ditior.ed model, S85 Trin1my double head sets. $5.10. Werner ll>ldio & Middleport, Ohio. f I Ycwler~• ~S.- 22.Vorb,_ 23. Eut. 20. Not roug11 SMALL ENGINE REPAIR ma. tbg 18.Doa Uilllt lB. Not. eva 1959 Dodge -'995 Ton Piclrup, VB S. Second & Mill mals, size I! and 13. maA II.All- floh 17. Sto17 Dodge-Dodge Dart Lancer 1 20 tie . .at 81. Fore. Ui. SnakeUlre 41. J4op PONTIAC - GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, Q. --- · heads 14. Bra.zUlaa palm as. Sorrow ~Ton CtAMS ·~-­ 12.Hanuner 2 Dr. Sedan, i cyL Auto. traDa. Beater, one owner - SHUT UP LIKE 'TWO li7.Touo 0, MelOOy 101 AsllltaDt ll,Cha.rm 31. Rarntllf4 34. Hit: fill. 1954 Studebaker T~EY ...... aobtua I. Smootboo apokaD 1961 Plymouth - - $1195 TOll ltako 8 eyl dual wbeela AN' SAIRY WUZ GOSSIPIN ' ABOUT \MiEN THEY I5Ei;N ME CO!"IIN~· DAILY CROSSWORD m, Stadon Woaou, V8, outo. lralll. Radio aDd beator ~ OUT TO SEE WHAT ELVINEY I I 4 Dr. Sedan. Power oteerl ... auto. trano. lladto 6 hatter Mrs. McKnight Is Hostess of Sewing Club WE GLADLY loan a Blue Lustre c~ Shampooer with DON'T PUMP Y"U olngglab sep. tic tank. Get Klean-Em-AII purchaae ol Blue L<Jstre Corf l 3tc pel Sllampoo. Baker Fum~ IIO)JUc tank cleaner. Lan4lure, Middleport. 3 30 8tc mark Farm Buruu. Dr. ll4ltln IL IIDIIr, I II tic c11a, ..... ..., Bill anlmata. wtre, Ul 'II'MI••• II., Ra._ any aJ11011111, 5tJc a HONDA motorcyele A1 shape - . 'II'. VL Jlbaao !13-4271. new. B. M. Cooper, :Lillrp-1 ftiOO miles. Charles Srnllh, Yllle, IlL I, 8B :1-0111. Hemlocll Grove. Ph. WY 2Olflco ..... • to 8 1 :II lf/'l, I 10 Arvtl Holter atte!lded i milk meetln at New C..lle Pa. -ru. day. B~ MRS. A. R. BAILEY Mr. and Mn. Roy McCulllllllb leaii'Ued Fortreoo" II the title I llwlllnltDa lied M of the "C!IS Rei>Orll" hour Mr and Mrs Raymond OJI. 0 ca on r. ver ~ho baa ~n viJKi.- Mr. and Mro. Stanley Trwloell and Aprll It, '"d U.N. Ambassador •--. Mr and Mrs Raymond Oliver Adlai StevODIOD appeiro oc tbe and Mrs. Stanley Truaaen, ,.._ . . proaram. turned to their home at Lak• Sunday. wood, 0. Monday, Mr. and Mro. Joe Lawreoce and family spent Friday with I have only a loglf recollecMr. and Mrs. George Roberti Mr. and Mn. llorll Arnold, lion of the convention, the at- apcnt weekend Jo Columbua witb Rock Sprinl•· ' moephere ol conventions being Mr. and !.ln. En>eol Deeter Mr. and !.ln. BUIJ Orr and what they are; but I distinctly and family. the 1001 opent SOJlday liltb rememher Hoopea oiling on my CJinl Orr lamlly. left In the roundtable sympoal- Mr. and Mn. CoDia Orr, An- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard um In a very nice reataurant. tl~ulty, called on Mr. and Mta. took Belinda Lee to doctor at And _though my Olckering lm· Clint Orr Sunday. ParkerBburg Frida} for a ~resslon now Is that l felt him Mrs. Allee Capehart, Syra- check up. I to he too optlmlBiic abcut cuse spent Sunday with her dau- Mrr. and Mrs. Cllot, Orr cal~ what commercial television ibter and aoD"ID-Iaw Mr and ed on Mr. and Mro. W!IU.m might actually he_ expected to Mrs. Luther Friend a~d ~mily. Sorden and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn acccmphsh w1th Significant eo. Tuttle Sunday. cial subjects, l do recall that Mr. and Mro. Reed E)'DOII, Mro. Amy Wolf 11 apending we agreed to some degree Mr. and Mrt. Virgil Walker and a few days with her granddauabout classroom use o! video Milo McDole were c1iiiMr peste ghter, Mrl. Junior Rofle. shows . of Mrs. A. H. Baney Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours My chief .point, however, was Mrs. Sadie Trussell and Mr. spent Sund~y in Dunbar with that television entertainment and Mrs. Raymond Oliver call- re]atlves. was bad and would probably ed on Mrs. Anna Tuttle Wed- Gordon Holter and 1 get wor<e. but that there was nesday. Rose, member• of Junior Band no ceason why the sludy ol bad I Mrs. Worl Davlo who hat attended a party at Eastern values and false situations ey 1High School Saturday nigh~ could not be ju.st as good a starting point - and just as worthwhile - as the study o( posJtlve and true vdlues and AOROS8 .:K.situations. Tele~ision Q1.1B.rterly, 1 SOUildod. lna JBrt . lkin,ilay Thru Friday: I:Of/ Sjgn-On, NOWII 1:05 ~creel lleart 1:~) Meigs CT, RFD 1:25 P~ul Bowero F&riD 1~.30 BiD Miller Sbow 1:)7 Weather . t:IIO National Newo k Bill M1'ller Srow 1. "\' 7:3il Sports 7: 35 ~Ill Miller Show 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show .... ThursdaY) , .(.Tues....,.f :50 News 1:30 Daily Llibt 1:45 '"••er .,.... Jlurnlture Show IWed.-Auclion) Frl, Show) 9:00 ·'News With JanPI • w 10:00 Swap Shop 10:15 MOI'Dll!i MeditatioDI 10::!b _IIW Miller SboW 10:45 MriiOil A&r. l'rJDI (Tueo.) 10:G Family Worahlp (Tharo.) 10:41 A.S.C. Prgm ·(Pete . Sblelda) (Fridays) 11:00 News 11:05 Tlny'o Cotmtry Junclloc 11:41Tin)'t Counlr)' &,mn Time 12:00 Cemant Blocll Newo 12:30 Goesoler'a GuBit Star (Frt) b.;~ ~,.artY. ~ Sltow 3.:00. Jim llees Sbow 4:,11 Blllettnar AulD Sbo1l •:•• eon·ee AVAILABLE FORbaby aiutnl full or part lime. Tel. WY :a61ft. S II Uc Bashan Society News 1elevis·i on Revue Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midclleport, 0., Apr. 2, 1965 ----- - - - - - - - - - - - .spent the last severo! weeki wltb Anii.Jtolter lamlly. t'llurned ID bol bome Saturday ~ ler. (Tues-Tbur.) Ne101 (Local) Jim Meea Show j, A, LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII •• c:.tr-q,.a.·.. BIPZ FBWDPVQti'PZ LSI.QVIQ DtrBDPV JIIV Ali'NA,-NPABIIIo Olli!KPVZ <.1 ·• , ,_ L II' B l• QOV 5: !3 Sundown Serenade 6:30 Sign 011 Saturdayo: M)lflll. KID& nztw ""•t az. ..., 8:00 Sign On - New• 6:110 Country Music Time i: 25 COlmtry Jamboree 7:00 News 7:05 l.arry Anderson Show ~:00 Midway Ma!lnee 10 : 4•• It' s MUOIC · - Army MONDA~ TBRU FRIDAY 7:15 Sign On 3:55 Beat 11:00 Dairy Valley & Dutton's 7, 30 News Heodlineo 1:00 Dlsclng with Do.os Top Ten Show 7:32 Muslcai C1 ock 4:30 I!>torcbange 12:00 News 1:00 Community Newt 7'fl> Echoes of Joy 12:15 Musical Interlude 8:00 Ohio Valley News &:0& World News 12>30 The Rav. Merlin Teell l:ll6 World News &:II Sporta Today 1:00 The Jim Mees Show s .......... 5:2,' Weather 1' 10 porls • - . 5:30 Sundown Serenade 1:11 W01ther 1>:30 Dtnner Mualcalo 8:30 Sign Off 8:16 Mualcal Clock 6:00 Sign Off Sanda)a: SATURUA~ 7:30 Sign On- Army Hour 8:55 Com.nunlty News 9: 00 Talk of the Town 7:15 Sign On 7:55 Newo 8·55 Mason CouniJ Newt 7:30 New• Heatlnnea 8:110 French City Baptist 10':00 Pubnc Semu 7:illl Mualcal Clock Cburcb 10:15 FamDy Worship Hour 7:45 Word and Testimony 1:30 Sunday Snow IO:SO Latcha•rinl 1:00 Oblo vaney Newt 8:30 The Bible Speab To You 11:00 News Beat l:lli World Newo 9:45 IV_asb. Repll To People 11:00 Momlng Melodleo 1:10 Sporta Today 10:00 Tlte Good Llle · ucept Friday, C>urch B:l$ Weather IC:I5 Congresaman'a Report Bella RiDI i0:30 Song & Story Hour 10:30 Sunday Show 11:45 World Newt 10:45 Family Worahlp Hour 11:30 Tile Quill Hour 11:55 MaSOD County Newa 11:00 N...o, ArmJ Hour 12:00 News 12:00 Community Newo 11:30 PubUc Semca 12:15 Tile Cbr!stlan'o Hour 12:05 t.ocal News 12:00 Newo ljGwtdup 12:1111 Tlte Rev. Merlin· Teets 1Z:10 Markell U:20 Bullelin Board 1:110 Tbe Sunday Showcue 12:15 weather 0:2& Newt 0 OrAIDI 1:30 The ·aev. SHu BW11p1 12:20 Bunetln Board 12:30 SaiW'day M l : Z:OO The Rev •. Acdrew Pf!riOIII IUS Newa 0 Groms 4:00 DllciDg wltb Dou 2:G Tlte Rev: RDacce 'l'liorlle 12:30 CotintJ Apnt 4:30 Top ren Re. 1:10 Tha Sunday Sbcweul '2:45 Country Go Roolld 1:00 News Rwndup 5:30 Baplls& ·llqut 1:55 Newo Seal I: It~ •Servlca llenlladt ' 1:00 Country Go lloulld I:IC DlttDer Mualcltlt C:IO Newo Seal 1:00 Oft ------------WJEH RADIO N"'' AND WE'vE YE:T 10 Ht\YE OUR FIRST Ai<eiJMfNT l �. -. . . • r· • ,. • !!~~~ SenUnel, Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt. o., Apr. 2, 1985 ,~~ l 1 -Id.;u Tho ICConl II on .-luo In lllis Ruglr( sportcroft... jockot eomtort-cut swinoue """ Patentod Koopod<ot • Double ewer shouLder yoke Guorantood woshabltlty Fabric •nd ft,eturel thltu,...lly Coat Dlv<ll ..... ~~n~~185 ZEPEL RUGBY sporic1'after BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0 . ' Regional Spri~g Meeting. t~ be: ~ell By Area Garden clubs ot Rio Gronde Mainly About People In Pomeroy TOP J'()ST 010 11 1 clerk Ill Syracuse, If. E Ayres executive Y. and oubooquently oerood u of U,. Central 1 alllre 1!11D81Br, salol mane· of the Great Atlanticlser IIIII direCtol' ol saleo In tha 'acil'lc T.. today Centrsl Olvlsk>n bolore eleded of the 01· eieckd a vice .j)f6ldent of the Mr. and Mrs. Orville• ~~:;\ He · A&P 34 l'ltllbuflh Unlt ill IIIII. Mr. and Mrs. John . G daughter , Patricia and Mrs. Powell attended the 1 of Mrs. Willlam Allen, a Laurel Cliff resident, at Tuesday. They retul'!l· Easy to wear Easy to care for ' home Wednesday . Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wise and family of Toledo spent the past weekend with his mother. Mrs. Wise. . and Mrs. Herbert Dixon and SUsan and Roger 11l~ited · Sundsy at Shade with M r ' George Fulton and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pratt and famil y. Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan of Long Bottom were Pomeroy visitors Thursday . They also visited In Middleport with Mrs. Lucille B. Hawkins. Mrs. E. J . Tracy substituted the Salisbury School this week Mrs. Walter Bunce who was ill. Mn Robert Rit,.hle and Mrs. Bill Grueser spent Wednesday at Belpre with Mrs. Paul Grin· <- tead. BOOKS AUDITED The books of Chester Councll Daughters of America were aud· ited Tuesday evening at the horne of Mrs. James Ridenour, trustee. A social hour followed the audit and refreshments were served by the hostess to Mrs . F.ddie Hartllng. trustee ; Mrs. HaUie Frederick, recording sec· ; retary; Mrs. James Van Meter, · financial secretary; Mrs. Ross Cleland. colillcil deputy Mrs. Henry Eichiiiger and M r s. George Sargent. ; NOW elodi!IW trala ~ • • 7· ldlo "' . , ......,.. ol tbo N..., YHII, BaYee 6 Jlan. lonl !loll. . . . .. J - II, - ben: J= a.e11 I f'• ftte frltVil~ lJI n..·lfeip.M_,. ~· ~. lvJ . John · qtneer of Dlflsliln '10 ;( ·the State lfig!J-.;ay ~ aald · Friday niflhl In Mlddlipeft, that bids probably wllf bi aometlme this fall for Nlocillon of RoUte 33 If. oute 33 Also hlibllflhtln8 the 1111!1 ~IItrlct 111ee1Jng, which was~· ild by about 80 persons, w... remarks by Wayne Ward, alate director of the Ohio Division of W~. Hud<bC, Low· renee, Athelia, ~ and Morgan. ~·of the event were State Emplofeea David MlDer of Middleport, RoUand Torrence of Tuppen Plalna and hl!fd· at tile 'Martin reslalll'ont. •ble, Sprblgo 19; · ' lfnghain. The re-'<a by Dolrier lnsplr· ed an "~lion by Meigs offi· <lals .IINI· community leaders attendJI!C tho dinner meeting he emphasized lhe· imP,ort'ance and Fonner Congrmman Pete of the paSiage ol· lr;sne · J ~ Abele wert amonc the 1""11 garding appOrtlllmrient 'of the present. Women present were house of rep~t!""-·· · -· Dorothy ~. Evelyn LucCounties repreoenled at· )hel,kt and Eleonor Robt1011, all ol meeting were N~ Meigs county. . Melis,' Gall!i, . ' l1 in Porramauth SIMPLIFY YOUI PURCHASE ... AND SAVE ••• WITH A LOW-COST BANK LOAN! Avoid the !edious red tope - flwmldng plans Jmolole and, at the same tilDe, tc~ve money oa tbe -..,y c:oot <If yOAM API """ Gel QM of - law-e bonk aulo looPsll OTHER POMEROY NATIONAL BENEFITS. __ '11le Portsmouth District >!ethodist Youtll rally will be held Sunday noon, April I, at Trinity odlst Church ill Porlsmouth, to S p. m. Guest speaker be Bishop Ensley, who bss recovered from a near fatal auto accident this past year. Parents of tile youth aud terested adults are welcome attend. Those planning to tend are asked to contact Mrs. Leo Smith or Mrs. William RUB· PLAN CAR WAilll The Senior class of Pomeroy Rlgh School will sponsor a car wash from 9 a.m. through B p. m. at tile former Hackett's Sohio Station on East Main·BI thfs Saurday. - ---TO BE INDUCfED Franklin J. Ebersbach, Porneroy, will leave for Induction to the Army at Fort Columbus on April 5, Beitectlve Service Board Clerk Lowery' said today. 3. Choose tho ona monthly poyment plan !hot best fits your burlgal •dded cost ta you s.. How Llttlalt Costs To Financl Tha Pomeroy Notional Woy In water, sound travels at a speed of about UOO feet a second. AMOUNT I OF LOAN 36 MONTHS 30 MONTHS 124 MONTHS 118 MONTHS ' $60.55 $46.66 $1000 I »2.77 I »&.33 90.83 70.00 57.50 49.16 I 1500 I 121.11 93.33 76.66 65.55 2000 I' 181.66 140.00 115.00 98.33 3000 I MEIGS THEATR£ I ~~POMEROY NATIONAL BANK l NEW TIRES SAFETY CHAMPS · ~k•. Offer 0oocr •. 4 ''NIGHT TllAIN TO PAII,II" Lulie Nielsen, AlfJia Gur SUN., MON. TUIS. -TochntcolorTbe Dave Clark rt-Tbt '• Anlmaio-Gelz lo GUberl& JimmY Smith Tri.,.The 8~· doU..Frelldle Bell·Roberta 1Jnn and tbe Bell Boy•llll'J Member Federal Depo.tt illllurante Corporatloll ' YOUR SAVINGS NOW lEARN 4% INTEREST I I c.-- Ann 14obi01'.Chad Evm>tiJOin O'Brien-Naney Slnatra PHiurellellpook To Me Admlsolon 711e & Markln1• Not Mtatiolled Phuong. One was shot down over the target. It! pilot para- Another Navy jet hit by Com- ~~~. • damaged hydraulic sys- A Navy pilot who flew oo the raid said Communist anti-air- cratt fire tooked !ike .. horrible 1 belches of orange flame from .:... ·,~";_ 1 '-,,1··' . , ; \:_: ~! . 3 youngsf ers, 1 ' .' I Maybe4,Die In Duplex Fire I Tay}or Ready T0 step up Ri0 Grande'8 vIet • Nam war story to be T0 }d at Show Sally_Str'//35-25-35 R r£aemg • Contraets are • hday It'sFan Dancer'sBIrt T be Awarded :""has a.m .. prlt"'" "GET YOUIIILI' A COLLIGI GilL• Member Federal Reserve System make. .l:; ..:...:':l ; a.tter Ttion Orlglnll Eqlll,.... Dan O'Herllhf and Walter Matthau RUTLANb ' , Communists Claim 12 U.S. Craft Downed; We Admit 2 Lost in Air Over Viet Cong J..: TONIGHT l SATURDAY "'FAIL IAPI• *~~SERVING MEIGS COUNTY FOR OVER 93 YEARS • • • ' · · l L t t Eas ter S ea e ers are ; ... _ . .npa .. n . v . 0 a ry u . Cl b d b.J R t P' elflcllllf TV, Unf/1 April 17th ,, < . ' :;;:.. I der to stop the flow of poiso110us acids into the stream. VItal Uok - - - -- - - -- uThis would Dot only prevent further inere_ase ~! The spokesma11 said the lrAAW"=~~Imwsc.:w~~tmltl, . . . .· pollution, ~u.! ~ventually bridge Is a vital link connect· A de•r apparently survived I BO~ STUFFING B!;lE .- .Dick Rosenbaum, left, president of the Mlddleport-Pome. would stop 11, Bald the con· melt A. Conway, Ohio Unlver· ,ing Hano with Cenlrat Viet after It ran Into tbe side of I roy RDf.lry club, ~elps box 5,yo<l Easter S<;al letters Friday mgh! lo be mailed to gressman. sity Regional Development In· I "We accomplished Jhe mis· a car driven by Paul M. Mela'V'eoullty reSidents. At right is Rotanan Carl Horky. Rotarians, as indlv!duais, In describlnl pbssea of lbe st!tute offi<lal; and Robert I slon. We knocked out the McElroy. 43, Rt. 1 Pomerny.l' .,.~on the work of the Meigs County Crippled Children's Society which is financed Appalachia program, he said Cobb, Galt!a county work unit bridge," the spokesman said. Tile McElroy car was belog lbrougb Seal Sales.-Sentinel Photo. the l!lreom IDlYI be cleaned ~p oonaervatwmst . I The bombed bridge spanned drl•en south on Rl. 7 at 8:15 _ , if It 11 to be_ used for industr.t~l Special guests Introduced ' the Songmi River on the north· p.m. Friday, two and six and recreatlOnal purposes. It were Jim Rupert, ma.yor of ern outskirts of the city ol teotbs miles sooth of Middle~~ :~v: .~~~CO:..':!~t'~~ Wellston; Kenneth Kriebel, ..,.. Thanh Hoa.. The bridge carries port, when lhe deer r811 f':"m CANTON. Ohio (UPI) Thr" .....,.! In H--•tn vice director from Wellston; 1the only railroad and only rna· west to east across the b1gb- young children and possiblJ a 8Iream .,..tat"'1 ua~o I eoun- Paul Uaskins and John Morgan, jor highway between Hanoi and way. The Obto State Patrol, fourth wer~ burned to death ... ty, and flows into the Obto ~iv· Gallia county commissioners; Central Viet Nam. which jovestigated the acci· day when fire ra~ed out of conI ~r near Eureka, below GaUtpo- Bill Smitll, Gallla county exten· dent, ...ported minor damage trul at a two·famlly dwelling .. • ~ I ~ hs.Mr MoO aion agent. tt tile C'ar. the ctty s southwest We. ' Her ...inted eat Extra fire companies wert . . tllol illllllatr!ld firma W beoa Pled&ea of support were re-, """""""""""_'_"''""" summoned lo the scene •• the Rotarians and RotaryAnns of, the Meigs County Hubbard, Mr. end Mra. fa tile - · ... evOI'flldnl ceived from the Engle Construe··· bbo b . the Mlddleport·Pomeroy pled Ch!ldren's Society. Horky, Mr. and Mrs. John met oet lor b,y fa. lion Co., of McArthur; Dodrill stu rn laze contmued lit elub dined at Rotary served as a Mr. and Mrs. Rlcbsrd daolrlaJ finn1 lbe n""P' Ford Sale, John Walburn and burn. One fll'l!man was ov""' school ealeterla lfOup" ahout'l7 years Rawlings, Mr. and M ro. 11o11 of Racoooo Crook. T.. Son Timber and Farm Pro. · come by smoke. . !ng then stuffed an to organlle the· soolety · Wi!Uam Blaettnar .Mr. - . . . failed to 1er ducts also of McArlhur The three dend children ...,.. G,OOO lelterl lo county . continued to provide Mrs. Richard ~baum, lolls lle<aue .. :.:...~· Stanbaugh, chal.;.,an of identified as Dina 4; G"'ID<f· lnvlllnl Eaater . Saal purchesea. man (and woman) . powe~. and Mrs. Pllll Smart, Mr. Other pokers last nlght In· the committee preoided Dud· 3, and Karen , I. ali children ,. Rotarians, as . lndlviduals, The stuffing bee took I h·•l Mrs. casb Bahr, Mr. and eluded Blll Holliday, of tho U. ley Harder read the min~tes of WASHINGTON (UP)) - U.S. Mrs ..Ruth Lambert, 2S .. AIIOII>Iilali thelllllelvea each year of tbe club'a regular Jack Robson, Mrl. George S. Corpa of Army Engtneers, two prev!oua meetings. Jab Ar- Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor ' er child . .Wayne, 6, was m crl~ do the !lor., connected 'witb meeling usoaUy 1rt, Mrs. Richard Owen, Huntington, w. Va.; J. Sher· pln·ight served as public ,..Ia· Ileaves t~ht for his Saigon cal condllmn, and a f1fth wao Easter Seal Sale wblch Methoclfat church_. . McComas, <leno·Grate, Ed· man Porter, director of admit· lions for the evening, and ClUU'· post to direct ~ steppe<f-up anti· Rio Grande College willl be behoved trapped m the burn1nc of tile · MHS laon Boker, end Wendell Ger· lance, Rio Grande CoUeae; Em· leo Withee took several pictures.' Communlat dnve whteh In· represented at the First South- house. . . . the . lach lnd aon. volvea sending "~vera I thous- eastern Ohio Business and In-. Authorities sa1d Mrs. LamASilstln& with the. work and" more American troops to dustrial Show held this year in :bert was token to Altman H.,. nlibt wete Mr. and South Viet Nam. connection with Regatta Week·! pita! in critical condition from ' · Jenldilson, Mr•.and · e8U Offi<lals oaid there was no end ot Pomeroy. I cuts and burns. The Lamllert decision as yet on the exact The booth will be under the ' family lived in the downstairl Board Appro"ea number to go, but that the pro- c<><firection of Nicholas G. Kos-I apartment of a tw ..story ....... Report of Oerk. gram in the next few months tls, Field AdmiSSIOns Officer, O<:cupanls of the . upstainl undoubtedly would push the to. and Bruce M. Dudley. Director ! apartment escaped ~ CffiCAGO (UPI) -- Sally Rand celebrates her ftlst tal f u s ·m 1 of College Relations. Photo- firemen •aid. 0 birthday today stw In the same old rut-cavorting behind In :Outh' Vie~IN:.; :;-~nn~ graphs of the campu s . will be - --.pair of ostrich leather fans. the 30 000 k ps displayed and color slides of The Oblll Deparlmenlof High"Me retire? Perish the thought!" the birthday girl At ' m:rth 'l/ 500 the college will be shown on! Barnhill Attends way• wDI reoe!Ye bida IIIII let uid. · pres.en ere .are ' a continuous projector-viewer.! Ph Co t' . oontrarts for oxtenalvt reaur"Wby retire? I love danpng. I'm healthy, my fig- n S m!htary m~n '" S 0 u 1 h Today Rio Grande College is 1 one .nven 100 ''a<dllg projects In Molp and ure'l the same and I still - --- - ---·--- · - VIetNam. lncludiiiK 4,000 Mar. attonded by over 500 students I C. J . Barnhill of the. I" oountlel April rt weigh 113 pbwlds. \said. ''The owner Is ping tomes sent In last montll to guard !MID 13 stateo, the District of ITelephone Co. at CoolVIlle . The resurfacq ill . GliDe "My holr'a BID! blonde end lfve me • 'sorprise' birthday the .bltl alrbase at Da Nang. Columbia and two foreign coun- among the 850 telephone •t-i[CO<IIIIy wlll be on Rl 7 Ill ·Add!- 1'111 atm ....._~ cake and I upect I lot of old DISClosure of plans to send tries in a typical semester. The ttves and marNigemenl n • d Cbesbfrt ' to hJpa, Sbe 'lf8S harkinti bact to her friends to drop ln." further troop relnf=emonta maJOI'· ity of the sludents at the nei who attended the SOil an wna ... _.....___ ,.,, Fr' •- ·•••t after T •nual convention and trade end l• the vWqe of Cho8h1re eye.popp.,. ,..,.,_ _ II"~ came 1""Y "'6'' oywr coll<ge. however, still come lor a dl&tance ol 7 57 miiH CliO'I "A Centlll'l ol Jlrocresa" NEGRO FARMERS PlatED ended a week·long series of dJa. ens, Vinton, and washington ·~ the AOhio !alndt.ependth.ent · . ' Ill l&SS and ltM. 'ftlal obow cusslons with President John- from this area tGailla, P one """ 100 18 oe'7a~ ~lb In brought out tbe boya by the WASHINGTON (UPI)-Three son and other top olficials bore. Jackson. Lawrence. Meigs, Ath- the . Plaza Hotel In ~. in Mlddl~ 1bouaaDds IIIII modi Sally lam- NtlfO farmera haYO been ens, Vinton,_ and " '"hington w~ht\:!h~~~itsthe Melp llf.ttl!orlal,lliopltal ~· ol _.,_, ow. ploked to oerve on qrlculturo DRJV~Eo Count•es, Ohto; Mason County d lop feet or D·1 1s In ""'"' , . committees which Supet'Vise tbe •"' w v ) eve men ADMISSlDNS '-, .Edllh II Ul milea In 9lllll- ' I nevtr ttloppatl WOI'Idlll and llllmlnlatralion o1 federal farm Franklin D. Shoemaker, !I, · a. fcatona, lhe awards 'IJ·II.-oo twp , 011 . Rl. 124; 1 third I probably ....,'t far many pt'llll'lm& 1n Mississippi, Ar· of Rt. I, Gallfpolls was fined It Is to be a typical story ' l and talks by ~ed W mllea on Rt. IH Ill Obve fW'I. Lui ,Y"ar I ...riled 40 kansaa and Maryland. $11 and costa oo a spedblg ~ld in )nat one of the booths and non-lnduslty f~g~~res. and. the fourth 1.01 miles woeka and I w Y,lelity of book· Alflculture Secre.tery OrvUie dler&e ill Middleport Mayor m Pomeroy In connectwn w1lb APPROVES · EST 143 In SaUabury town· Ina• lined up !'If 1•;• 81117 L. Freeman selected lho men Lee Smith's court Friday. Olen Regatta Weekel:d. Area manu· WASHJNG::rut1ll'•n ind' In the vU!ap of Mill- said. Friday- to ..,..e on the atateo' ~e Doerfer, 5, Route 1, f cturers, institutinn•. and bus· H "I may drop o1 Alf1cult11rll !'lobllilatlon and Middleport, forfeited a fU bond inesses who wish to 'tell" or a tboutlb to do ........, . the..,., CoMm-otion (ASC) oomlillt- on the same charge. "soil;' In the few booths left partment roq...t for ... I'Ye been IDvUod to dDc \Gypoy' toea. '· are ' contact Pslnka Brothero be'• .._ the~~=1 TAKEN '1'0 JIOIIPI'I'"J. ud I do lbo Lillie ..... . Advertising Alency, Athens, or "' _,. up . p_, -..noJ , iopd- well." "'1 Tbo oppofllteea, the flrlll iiORE'l'UJUil ftUN-AWAY ,the POl eroy Cbsmber of Om>- doiDOallc fll'lil ·toOk .Mrl. llaudt ,to. . . , .,_ to 'ever aerve on otata 'l'ho Meigs Cooney Sberlff' merce. , place Mexklu ¥omorial holpltal at .......,IIJ II bldbla _... ACS eommlttees, aro GeofP ....,._ took I ,...,.ay . Tbe todar' .. I . '-~ 111114 ... .. ... at lllln&lll'l a..·w, Spsan of Mound Bayn\1, lit'I, ~m - count)' Into 0115• mcluded~~tJrtc~=~ wu II IIIIi homl. tl liliii Ill Cbap. , · . Mia: Ca!dwiD McMlllaJI of Aft<:lloi!Y Friday. Sbe wu turned Mei&t General Hospital lllOillar1 , ·oa Pllp,id .. "Ilia .. . - \;~ .. nqolla; Md. and John ~. over 1o her' patenlland return· ADMISSIONS - None. tho . •• • • " 1 • ~}, !; ""' ~· :·. ·~J~!!! ,,Ir, ~' M_,~~; ":!,~ ~ ~- al&bL DISOIARGES- N.IlL . !'. Maggie Manuel Of Racine Dies Friday. HA''M • ' ' .· ! tbJ river banks'' 1 .~ • Cong. Waitt!' !IIQtil,r,_itddreaslng approldmately 60 l·"'t.iday's raid was the closest HE'S AlLIN!}- Harve Eastman,..81J~·flrife kelp Cottnjie~ att~.l the '!lrihlifoD..RUJ:al Committee meet- U.S. pla~es have come to the ty Children's home super (when 50 or more children were lag Ill the Vmtoll Town HaU Friday night, proposed that Commurust capital of Hanm tllere) and active GOP polihc1an for many years ta Iii obsolete war explosives be used to blow up aband.oned and the first attack they have poor condition at Meigs General hospital. Thil picture mlneo along tbe llO·mile course of Raccoon Creek m or-, made on a non-military target. was taken about one year ago . •• Elberfelds In " - t l Your lhopplne Center. FREE 10 LB. EASTER . * * * I iI Wearing apparel for your fa•dy and furnishings for your home. Bricklayers Local No. 32 hold their regular meeting Saturday evening, April 3, 8 p.m. at the American Legton Hall, Pomeroy. Ifill be served. * * * • . . LOCAL TO MEET 4. Debt<ancelling life ln1urancels yours at no ' FiVECEMJ .. Proposes War Explosives \ Co Mi OW up 0 . a 01 1 nes Bl -----~:-::--:-:: . radio end 1 ppllan....rvlce, oil over thlo port of the -ntry. * * * It wa1 not certain Immediate- ticed national markings on the From 9AM to 9PM ·Is Sale Day AT ELBERFELDS POMEROY ELBERFELD$ lulve prompt delivery HI'VIca, """""' end . •,, ..1~.1,,~ 'ly whether the SOvfet.bullt jet planes. I munist anti·aircrafl fire crash· belonied to North Viet Nam, More than 100 Navy planes landed at the U.S. airbase in - ----- Da Nang, South Viet Nam, . roY J- whether any llgilllnc accurred The returning U.S. p 1I o Is . chuted into Communist·h e I d durinl the encounter. made no mention of having no- Iterritory. The Rev. M. E. Dowson speak at the Syracuse Meth,.·ll dist Church, Sunday evening, Aprll '· at 7:30 p. m. w!th special music by Mrs. William Russell. 2. Select your own auto lnouronce agont. I . e Tbe spokesman did not Bay sell. I. Doclft on tha CIOr. POMEROY and 11 , announcement. Ho.! ":SSC: '-; •.ooo ing director eorated birthday· cake and ice Sunday evenlng. Rev. Marvtn Coun cream. Dowson will be the speaker. mg the Sunday School hour. Pomt Pleasant Mason Calling were his grandpar- Mnalcai specials will be preA chapter on, "How they go bof !Commerce, '"'•~• enta Mr and Mrs Lew!l Har sentod by the youth tporu!Orln& Sm 1th, Aus ness man. . "~ ~ · to schoo1,, fr om the , office Karl rls ' Mlnel'svllle· Mr· and Mrl ••w.. serv1co. 8 study book, "Dominion St raisal ~!lice D,;,.,.ood Cumi~gs · Mr lie," was gtven by Mrs. Gll· B:w~er t;;nd Mr. M.,: Mrs. Kenneth ~Is a~d childBEGIN MONDAY more. A colleclton wao taken Q St 1 Tax Commission for ren Kenny and David Pome- MASON - Ralph Warner, Illbus. This is the first time a for missions. It was decided 8 u;iscU:Sfon of tax assessrMnts Mrs. Emma Brick!~. Mid- gtneer for the town of Mason. group bas attended from the that each member. would the business dll!lrict of Point dleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Nor· W. Va., oald todat ll!al res~ Middleport church. a penny for each iDch of · man Yeauger and son. Kevin, dents In tha lower e..~· of Masmately 500 or 600 height Ill. the April meetmg. Middleport. He also received a on may begin COIDiecl!lli to the over the state. Adults Attendmg were Karol)'Tl Souls· The lfOUP discussed and telephone call from his great sewer system Mondsjr; A!;rU I. psnying the group are the Rev. by, Brenda and Dennis Gilmore compared property assessment aunt, Mrs Geofle Deweese of Warner said this will llleladl and Mrs. Donald Ricks, Scher· Dean and Wayne Puli!ns, betw.on Zone 1 IIIII 2 a"!! prop- Athena · ' all but Geor&HI. ry and Douglas, Mrs. Wendell Jacobs, Greg Eblin, In the north end of the city. · Gerlach, Mrs. Dever Rice and Bailey, Patty and Penny Eblin, • Mrs. Willlam Grueser. Martha and Linda Baker, Nancy and Darla Gill, Barbara nd Keith Kline, Becky Wrig!Jt and Barbara Lewis. Fellow.hip Rally ..... SAIGON (UPI) - Russian·bullt MIG jets challenged American planes bombing Communl.lt North Viet Nam today for the first time, it was officially announced here. · AU. S. Navy spokesman said three MIG's "inlerlered" with American raiders at· tacklnl a railway and hlchway bridge 65 miles south of Hanoi, capital of Communist North Viet Nam. The lpokesman said tho MIG's fled with the American fighter· bombers pursuing them at miles an hour. The Red planes escaped into a bank of lowlying haze. Communllt North Viet Nam claimed its air, sea and ground units shot down 12 American planes and damaged many more but did not report any aerial bat. tie. Tbe Navy actnowl•d£ed -- · the loss of two planes but Red China or Russia, all three took part In the raid "" the the Air Force witheld any nat ion s use planes of this strategic bridge at D o n g r,...:· ~r ey, man~g ; ~~ -. elocation Promise * * *- 1 )unior Society F 1 . who heaiJi : lbe state highway State Highway deparlrl'ent. thelO within the district were dlvialiln ' .ID Merletta, lndl- Ward urged supPQrt _of all presant and oeven county chair- p*r, va ' -....,....,....,~-~~----~-------------------·---------~--~------------------------~ ~9()I Attend PTA Meeting rn Cambrr'dge ~st Powell, met Sunday ···--.at~~ _ ~ --------.,--:------------------------~---.,..-..:,.--------------------..;. '1.,' ~- 1,,, -VOL XVI 'NO. 299. ' - ..· "' "'·,,•·",::•, '/'' ,,,,,, POMEROY-MIDDI.EPORT. ()H...., SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1965 Eastern FHA ..' Senclrrtg Gltls . To Conventron. Beechwold Church of Christ · Columbus. They will attend workshops and activities ned for the you th groups. The you people will be over· night guests o! members the Church of Christ In 18e<WII ls ·~ enttrte • ·i!':t conference being held at the James Gilmore and Mrs. ...... ......, .... .,. ....... - .... • fte XI o1 tbe Ohio .wooAt 1:1S Mrl. EUI 8lndtr ~~~ Gotdtll ctubo will bold wW &lve col!lllllnl 011 lni!IP' 111 ' prlnJ meetln8 April 10 at J111!1'1B brou8b1 for cll&J:Y Rio Grande ElementarY SchOOl aftemOOn IJI"'II''III ....... f ill Rl· Grande. ~ roeetlnl will obora• of a......Utod 1-Mr., bolill wllb rellJir&tloD IIIII col· Region XI and will 1nclllde fee hOur from t to 10 a.m. Mom- Jameo Tllno, ~~ bon aro to bring tbe 50 eenta , _ miJIIIOIIIIIPIB, · lor the rogJI!IratloD fee. ert Relbe~ Mkldleport, ~ Tbo I!IOl'1IIDI -ion wru be vation; Ml~. Gilbert Cullen of held (rom 10 a.m. until 12 110011 Marlet\0, ModOI'II ~cJ.,.'f: wltb. potlud< luncll to be ...... Earl &ender, ~:· ' · of ed. Each member attet1dlna 11 1 Mro. Albert Pool, tbe \110 asked to bring a polluck food flg(Jrlnel. · and table aarv!ce. Beverage Arrangements lor dlsp aN ' !flU be ftlmillhed by the hoot to be brought ill b!ll!le, , . club. ~· Mro. Crarl11 .~ · · t 1 p.m. there !riD be o meet- dialrict dlnctor. · · .! big of aU club presldenll for ,<1 the PurPose of electing. regton11 directOr for '65-tl. At 10¥11 , 5o per cenl of the clubo In the region muat be repro-ted by · ·, ' tbe eledlon. Jean Hunt, Carolyn ~ 1114 Janet Holsinger a'1'. the :thr" , delegateo from tbe · ~ Chapter to the 2Gtll Star~ ~ vention of the Future IJOmemakers of America 1n ~­ bus April 2 and a at M~ Racine Elernentery P. T.A. Auditorium on the .tlhlo lll"it and Oouthern Local 7 • 8th Grado Universlly Campw!. . ,. : P. T. A. members attending Miss Holsinger I• a member tbe Southeast District P. T. A. of the State Chorus. Miss Hunt conference at Cambridge Mar· and Miss Price wUI be fGilnl 2t were Mrs. William Hoback, delegates tn the election · .'. of Helen Johnson, Mat~aret Weal new alate officers. . and Virginia Burke, among a The theme for the ~ ~ registration of 170. "Education Bu!ids ·A ''Nation. , Next year's conference will Dr. E. E. Holt, State Sup,erJD. be at Athens, with Athens City tendent of Publle lnatrucflon, Councli as host. wiil extend greetings. Fout Mrs. Harold Lohse, Pomeroy, honorary memberships and the director of the Southeast H. A. scholarships will b!' d!l!lrlct, was presented an bon- sented Friday nlcht · orary l!fe membership In the On Saturday the eleclion anW Ohio Congress ol Parenta and installation of the 1~ state JOYCE ANN FREDERICK Teachers by Councils In the officers wlll be held ' lollowblg ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Geor~e Frederick, Jr., district In recognition of her an address "Tbo Educated Lo g Bottom are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Joyce P'.1 .\ work. Heart,'' by State Sen8tor Tefi.. An~ to Alvi~ Turner, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Turner, Sr., C?<Jlvllle. AU money received by the nyson Guyer. The ' bride·elect is a senior at Eastern High school. Mr. Turner Will be a Ohio Congress for honorary life During the two dayo several 1965 raduate of Carthage Troy High school. The groom plans to attend membership goes Into the alate progt am features wlll reoof. Ohio ~niversity after graduation. Wedding plans are to be announced later. fund to be used for sc~olarshlps n!ze the 20th anniversary ytlf for studenta entering the teacb· of the organization's loundlnJ. Study Assessments tng profession. The girls wlll he accompanlid 27 Teen.-6ge l'outh to Columbus by tbelr advlool', Meets After In Pt. Pleasant Mrs. Janice Ritchte and tho Attend Conference PT. Pl-EASANT _ Consult· 16rh Birllulay chapter mother, Ml'l!. Grace Twenty • seven Intermediate Is Celebrated Price. ants from the State Tax Dejlarl· B'll Ri f Mr d ' and senior youths of the Mid· dleport Church of Christ . M' . met wltll Mason ECountytt M.;, Rl~:. :bserv~ ~~is PLAN PROGRAM spending Friday and The Jumor lsswnary . Morris Bragg, . vere l&th birthday Wedneoday. Mar. Youth and Family Nl&lrt w!ll In Columbus where ty of the La~rel Chff MethodiSt Bissell. Coun ty Commwmner. 31. several friends and rela- be observed at the Syracuse attend the "Teeos for church and 118 leaders, Mrs. L. W. Getty, County Clerk, Bel· tlves caller and shared his de- Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. School Hour - I f a..o.. "£!'.:, _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 2, 1965 lieving