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Friday's Televbion Program Sunday Television Program Channel 3 I 45 Gospel Singlng Jubilee 10:00 Mormon Conference 11 00 fhrs Is tbe Life 11 :30 Frontiers of Faith 12 oOO 1V Chapel 12 :30 Gospel Jubilee 1.00 Nationwide Bowling 2o00 Big 3 Golt 3:00 Profiles in <:ou 4:00 Wild Kingdom 4:30 Greensboro Golf 6:00 Med The Press 6:30 News 6o45 6o50 7o00 7:30 Bo30 9: 00 10:00 11 :00 11:10 11:!S Weather Sports Biograpbr Walt Disney Branded Bonanza The Rog... News Ptcture 1V 3 Weather Sunday Theater Spiegel Vs. (Continued !"rom Page II a gelo to be aired nationwide on Good Friday . . Major recording firma are vyiDg for Ihe rights lo Uie Bob Bach • Ri· chard Lewlne film, ''The Day• of Wilfred OWen." Not surpris· ing : the narration was done by Richard Burton, hisself. Felcla Sanden OpeaiDg at t'·e Boo Solr, j!ISI slsnrd a con· tract with MGM Records . . · The Yellow Rolls-Royce" has so many ll(an in it lhat biiUng cc.'llpllcation• are rearing ugly heads and lawyers are appearing on the scene. Mrs. George Wein, wife of the impressario of the New· port Jazz Festival, assures this department that the musical bash w111 go on among the cao:;tles of the rich, as usual. Dates have been set and contract.s signed, despite the rumors, :w a l i - ean rela• . ... Paul Newmar. retunJed uhausted. f.om doiDg "Lody L" In Europe nd ioot ·off .with Joan.. Woodwarll_. far 4 long r..t in tlall>orf, Their latest baby is •,• WHTN- TV Channe113 WCHS-TV ChannelS WSAZ- TV 1:30 "Blessed Assurance Hour" t·oo 10:00 10o30 11o00 11:30 12·00 12:30 I ' 00 "God 1~ M)' \.ns"er" Lamp Unto My Feet ' Live Camera 3 "II Is Written" Facing Life Face tbe Nation Oral Roberts UO The Big Picture 2:00 " The Universe Wlthin'' 2o15 This We Believe UO Spurts Spedacular Driving Champ. 4:00 Golf Classic So30 Cavalcade of Amateurs 6o00 Twentietb Century 6:30 World War I 7' Oil Lassie 7' 30 My ~avorite MartiBD 8·00 Ed Sullivan ioOO For the People 10:00 Candid Camera 10 o30 What's My Line'' ll :00 CBS News 1l ' 15 Late Show Look Up expected nut month .. Pollee are 1·eeping a special watch on at street In the forties between 6th and 7th avenues. It boasts more clip joints than an. other midtown block. TONIGHT'S LATE MOVIES Channel 13, ··eurse of tbe Facelss Man." 1~. Richard Anderson. "Inner Sanctum," 1948, Charles Russell . Channel 3, "The Black Rose'' 1950, Tyrone Power. Chanaell. "Angels One Five'' 1952. Jack Hawkins. 1HUR8DA V'S LATE MuVIE ChaDDel I, ''Slattery's HurrlC<ine." 1949, Richard Widmark. FRIDAY'S LATE MOVIES Channel 13, "Triumph of the Son of Hercules ,'' 1963, Kirk Morris. Cbaanel S, "The Desperadoes Are in Town, ·• 1956, Robert Ar· thur. The American Home Econ. omics Assn. estimates that lhe nalioo will have Sll million more family rpemben than now by 1980. ID oOII SoclaJ !eeurlty In Acti011 10:1J Tbl LiYIDI Word 10:30 Beanie and Cecil II: oo Bullwlnlde 11:311 DiaeoverJ 'Ill 12:00 of Trulll 12:30 E\>IJIIellatle Crusade I :00 ........ Ll&bflloute 1:30 Tranloc 1:41i TBA 2:00 NBA PlayoH - COlt. va. Royl)a .. '16'01'1 4:00 Alneri<B Sportsman SoOO Science AU-stars 5:30 FOR 6o30 The King Family 7:30 The General 1:30 Broatlllklo 9:00 Movie II :30 Bob Yousa Nowa 11:4li Outlaw• SUN., APR. 4 BIGJILIGiftl 10:110 MORMON CONFE!I.ENCE - Tw1ct omuaJ11 l1nl:e It• organization In 1130, Tho Church of J ..,, 01r1st of Latter.Qy Salntll hU called ltl ol• fleers and membtn togetbor lor General CoafertiiiCI!I. 'n*l traditional plhorlup ore bold In the hlotorle Mormon Tabtrnacle on Salt Lab City'• r ..... pie Square. Frml 11u! bePmlnl choirs bave ~ In llu! oervicea. In lat'l a coniwoo held benealh lhe proledln ohlde ol a ..,.., fuh!onM with limbs and twip. Tho obolr that at llu! lint ~ ence, however bumble It 1111)' have been, wu lhe loterWUIIf' of the world-renowned . ble known today u the Salt Lake M01'111011 Tabemacle Choir. UO WALT DISNEY'S WON· DERFUL WORLD OF COLOR - fwll part of "Kllro)'," llarriDg Wll'rtll Berllnlw In tho tHie •~le. 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'nlllabl U: II '1111 Wtllller T.U. u:aw..ou:a lllJIIoD Dvlllr 11ov11t Predicting House ·To Approve Medicare Bill �• .. 'Capitol Comment, Events DOCI'OR of lhl whole pellcy II a spread- senSIII has bleD ...., beloN In lDI blparliaan CQIIIeiiJU> hero all the oold war perlod. Far • at home whl<h .-del all the galnst oil proAbwty, tbla W. llrOQI!rt II liUl to some bait Nothlnl qalte llU th" """ perlll and dlllkulllel but II neY• ~GTOl' - ROW!'Ier vital understructure of I h •Inc day by day ill atrongtb and erthel.., determined to go oo .,udy may be the strictly mill- American effort asalnst Com-cohesion. untll eommJilist aiil"sston 11 ::."uw'1'0JIJ. ~ = ' s-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-MI4dllpo!t, 0., Apr. 8, lMS SAYS \ ~~ • Scores Exbibltlon Ba&Oball Results By United Prtsfl loternattonal REt'UIINED ROMII ..:au:=... =•.:.-"':.".: ' 80 Bucks to BeginSpring Drl•11s T0day ~ l I \• .._.,_IliA . ' Snow me ·afilter that and I'll eat at~::"Robinson I ?• ° ' • I f s Antma s 0 · ou 1-:U 3 ROOMS Dare ~~~~!::':"ri..&ttns • Point; Scout Dee, New Furniture c JJuddlns, South Point; Be~ • Hill Jester, 0. W. Cui- . o.:::~~]~~~~:~~;~~]:·GDIIie, ~~·~·u~• & . . 1 I Ht, Wake!leld. '"" .,m, ....,..,.. 0 I _ ..,, .., ,; ,_ lftlf-,.,. ...... i ........ 1 1 Point .Cop. 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I s~~':.'/:'~ v~~~·~:o:!t NEW YORK - Flag Raiser !' ·~ ~~tham Stakes man ever to win a major PGA won 1he "'7 J!" ,'lVI• u., Washington 4 New York (A) 3 Uy United Press tntei'Diltlonal plete the playoffs w1thout tttf! at Aqueduct. ltuumament w1th a 72-hole total Denver (PCL> 3 Minnesota 0 The Boston Celtics and Los inJured Baylor, who hurt h1s Sunday .of 273 in the 170,1Xl0 Greider Cincinnati 7 Detroit 3 Angeles Lakers are o~fourth left k n e c c a p Baylor, the BOSTON-The Boston Celtlcs Greensboro Open. staved off Milwaukee 3 Houston ~ of the way to a championship leetgue's hfth-lughesl scorer took a J.o advantage m their [rushes by Jack Me Gowan, BtJ. St. Louis 14 Kansas City 1 showdown in the National. . . during the regular season, w11l best of seven serrufinal NBA ly casper. Phil Rodgera. Los Ang {N) 8 Chicago (A) 5 ketball Assoclatlon, but in~rie"S be replaced m the Jmeup by senes w1th Ph1ladelph1a by I Labron Harris and Tony Le~ Philo 4 Baltimore 3 (10 Inns) still might bar a meeting be- Leroy Ellis. bealing the 76ers, 1011-98. 10 pick off U>e $11,000 lop prlla Pitts. 9 New York (N) 8 (lOins) tween the regular-season div1- Ellis ~cored 18 pomts and -1money fhe GGP Sunday. rt) 0 11 d d bo nd f CRYSTAL MOUNTAIN. Wash . . Frar. 6 Los Ang (A sPI sion leaders. pu e own 15 re u s a ter _ Karl Schranz and NanC)' 1 He d1d 1t wJth a warm putt~ Cleve 1 Los Ang (A split) 1 Baylnr was s1dehned, and Jerland a stroke of luck that let Chicago (N) vs. Boston, can- The Celtics overcame a long ry Wc!:>t of Los Angeles. the Greene were the outstandmg h ''h 11 b d 5hots aDil celled wet grounds list of assorted ailments to de- league's ~econd leading scorer \skiers in the National Alpme 1 gimt , :~~elt .~ 1111 . 76er!l• 1...,.. ' "Th I In. tb 0 oe Sk'ung <'hampiOn · sh'Ips. e"That'll away make them · feat the Phil adelPhta poured m 49 tallies. ere ' !I no gasses change ttle 98 on Sunday, and the Lakers However, West <tlso took 8 frames. He wants to .dtsco~rage 1 I odds a little bit at thf! Mt,_ beat the Baltimore BuUets 122- beatmg for his efforts and the fans from yellmg, ,~ey, ~ GREENSBORO, N C - Sam l ters ." said Snead. "lm;tead or ze 115 on Saturday despite losing wound up With several bruises. 1~rnp, g~t _ ~me g~s~s. Snead won the Greater Greens- to 1 I'll be 19 to 1." · high-scoring Elgin Baylor in The Bullets Will have all boro Open golf tournament w11h the opening minutes of the hands healthy when the t-eams itf~~'jt~=":,(:JtJ:J!-"-'1"'-·'?f'~""'~ I a rour-round 72-hole total or 273 1 Me Gowan , Casper and ft.?de • , __ . 1gers 11ed for second at 278, fS. gam . resume acdon at Los Ange les DENVER tUPI) Sonny I LOS ANGELES---Elgin Baylor Istrokes off Snead's pace. 11leJ Tom Heinsohn, John Havlicek I Monday mght. Liston. u-heav~·weight cham- I each got $4 .733 while Harris , . and Bill Russell, all among pion, had aoother run-in with National Hockey Lf..ague 1ceived $3,200 for fi[th place •• \V a I king- wounded recently, Denver law offit·e.s over thf! Playoff Standings Lema got $2.900 for sixth. "' Metropolitan Motors, East showed their recuperative powweekend. Bert Weaver won himself ... ~:.i~::~~:P;o~~meroy, Is where 1965 ers by leading the Celtics. The ll·year-old Liston was 8y United Press 'lleinational ,place in the Masters with ... ~~ ·Jr boats and .out- He~. plagued by a foot cited for hulurL to obey a po- I St"rles A ,fmal round 67 for a 281 total .motor! may ~ o~ta.n~ed mjury during the regular sea!iceman's request l9 move has I Best Of St>venl .that left ham .tied witll G~ BEST PACK IN SHOW _ R. c. Dudding and c. , accorduog to the Ohm DIVISIOn son, SC11red 23 points, and Hav· car, a 196; Cadillac. W L Stuart. Dan S>kes, and Mil~ Belcher's animals, of South Point not only captured of Watercraft. licek, sporting a swClllen right It was the fourth hru!lh ·., · Barber a stroke behind Lerna. honor duri!Lg Friday's B~~ch ~hqw, but over ~he "Boaters are reminded that 'n hand and injured kn~e, dumped with tbe law Liston has had Delrnlt ~ ~ They got $2 .275 each. end took eig~t of 2~ posttu;ms 10 ~he ~965 Sprmg order to secure a registration m 20 to lead Bosto~ s uffense. ~ince movlng to Denver. He Chicago Sf'rir-s B I Tied at 1.82 were Ke( Nagle;. Fo~ Hunters Assoctahon Field Trials m Mortons Woods. ff'" a new boat or outboard mo- Russell, who Injured his ankle FORT MYERS. Fla <UPi l- was ordered to appear on or 181'!5! Of Seven) IT(Y.Tlmy Aaron , and Bobbf Amm~ls above are Mr. Ed Dee, Dare Dee, McBeth Dee, tor, it is necessary that proof after the end of the regular The- CLncmnatJ Rrds today before May 5 in Denver Mu\\'. L. Nichol~ . who each got $1,800. and Sid Dee. of ownership be presented to season grabbed 32 rebounds head into the fmal three days ~!~til~agl ~~~:;nhi~h:;~v~r's ~~ I Montreal 2 o Gary Player, Arnold Palmer, the reg.islratlon ase~t, such as one b~tter thar Philadelphia'~ o[ therf Flonda stay with the I Toronto 0 2' Bruce Devhn aJJd Jay Dolrece~~pfted searshles,.p'onrvoalcCee, rta,.ff- huge Wilt Chamberlain. Cham- flash~est Grapefruit League rec- cense and falling to comp y Sunday's Result an had one.-unBdebr pza·r 2838 for lfi•da'''il o own . . with a policeman's order ill ' . Ch' $1 450 eac 1 o ammermsn 3 of Title," said Paul Sar- ?erial~ ~ed bot~ teams m scor- or~hthl~ d~mg by h ' the scene of a minor accident DPtroat 6 Jcago and Dale Douglass were at 1 Chief of the Division. mg Wit 33 poln 5 • left ebas:bsal~a~e~ 1 \~ne;lo~~: SaNrday. (Only game scheduled) ,Pven par 284 for $l.lall. For a renewa! or trnnsfer re- ~e CeltWIJ and 76en r:sume murmuring that its going to be .~~-::~..,.."~~~"""',_,., .:_,.:_:::..~-~-;.;-;;.;;~~---:;::;:_.;_.;;:_;;__ _ _ _ _,;:;:;:the former regir.tr~- thetr best-of:'~ven. senes m the hard to stop them. ec" , must be presented. If thLS Eastern DIVISIOn finals on Tues- The pitchmg of course had . . "All i sa 1d was . . :~:g,:;~:~ has .been lost or day at Philadelphia. bee n expected to • be very strong. · IN~tlonalPlayoff Basketball Association I . Standings a duphcate may be The Lakers wtU have to com- The surprise has been the hit. · ~~!:~::~al':: the Divislon of Dy UmtedDivision Press lnlernuuonal tmg power diSplayed by t he c·m-:, Eastern Final Series I 1500 Dublm Road, cinnati attack. 1Best of Seven) 432l2. A It contmued Sunday as the W. I.. Reds beat the Detroit T1gers, 7-3 Roston I 0 0 I P11Jladelphla whacked hiS \\'estern Dh:ision Final Seriell Jf the boat number which apfifth homer th1s sprmg m pacon the 1965 registration (Best of Seven I I ing a 10-hit attack. I(lifters from that which appears W.L. I Gordy Coleman smgled and Lo:i Angeles on the boat, the Division of Wat· l 0 Johnny Edwards and Steve Bo- Balt!more should be no!Uied lm· 0 I ros doUbled in the second InmediBtely. COLUMBUS (UPI) -.Coach ning to give the Reds a pair of Saturday's Result Woody Hayes today begms the runs ofi Detroit starter Phil Los Angeles 121 Baltimore 115 task of rebuilding his depleted Re an (Only game scheduled' Fleet Dee took top Derby bon- defensive squad that carried g ' Sunday's Result whiel Dare Dee captured Ohio State's football hopes dur- Another Cmcinnatl run came 1 Boston 108 Philadelphia 98 in the All .. Age bracket. ing most or the 1964 season. home in the fourth on Edwards! (Only game scheduledl Approximately 60 animals Between 70 and 80 candidates second double and Leo Cardeturned loose early Satur· were expected to turn out for nas' smgle. 'l'wo more scored in PACKERS HOST CA.RilS ~:~t:~~U.~:~:~·:ntmurning for the annual the start of sprmg practice. t~e fifth on Chk'O ~ui~'s bunt GREEN BAY, Wls tUPn- , .u Hayes has back only four reg- smgle, Art Shamsky s tnple and 11'1 G B P k d Master of Hounds was Don ulars from the defensive team Robinson's sacrifice fly . e th r~en ay ac er~.b~~n , IRhoo of Beaver. Judges lnc1url- but he wm be in much bette; Robinsons homer came In the ur t elf. p~e~~eas;t ~X 1 ~IOn l C. E. Belcher, N. D. Hoff- shape on offense with seven of eighth off rookie John Seale a(- ~·a~ a~amt 11 e t G ms s:rRon Pettey Bob Baker • ter • walk to Shamsky ma s ep . a reen Y. IT••m Thea, Bob Radcliff and the starters returnlng. Rookie outfielder Sha~skv ap- i Packer Head Coach and ('.enRoger Dlt~iller. He has a pretty good pair to pears a sure bet to rna~ the l ~ral Manager Vmce Lombardi The Galha .county Fox HWlt- build around in linebackers Ike trip north with Cincinnati. Iannounced today. A~soclatton t~ay exprest- Kelley and Tom Bugel. Middle J 1m O'Toole worked e1ght in. their appreciation to the guard Bill Ridder and halfback nings scattering six hits. He 16-5-1 record, today battle PlttsIGo•llia Junioor ~ai~ Board for John Fill are the other regulars gave 'up home runs to Don De- b~rgh her~. They have games 9f the Activities Building rewrting back. Tackle Gary Mil- meter and Bill Roman. w1th Detro.lt and Mmnesota L~ IFr;rlav night and the stale as-ler and halfback Jim Nein who ~- d ~-I kn ked 1 rore breakmg camp Wednesday resident Clarence E. . ' . uur y vv eman oc n, n ht PCo 1 • !sed th started occastonally, also are tn three runs in Saturday's 6·1 de- ,,og~:.·..,...,=,.,----·--c--'-- - -- ------- -------- -- atonpra eh k .. organizat~ for an excel- t e ran s again. c1sKm over the Los Angeles Dodjob in oonducttng the The big losses were defensive ~~ 8.t Tampa. . bench show and field tri· halfback Arnie Chonko and ends Cancmnati scored three tames 1 Bill Spahr and Tom Kiehfuss. In the fourth , Leo_ Cardenas acYou an"t alone. Let us~ 1" Listed below are winners in The offensive bacldleld 111 in- countmg for a parr w1th <~ dou· 'nmxlgllout the,..,.... -a.~ weekend field trials at Mor- tact with Don unverferth at ble and another scor.mg on an Woods. quarterback, Will Sander at (Ull· error by Tom~y. Dav1s on a fly millions of ""'ii1o CDERBY DJYISIONI back and Tom Barrington and ball .. The Vichm was John thousands of . . . . iaf Fleet Dee, Blecher- Duddlns, Bo Rein the halfbacks. Purdm. , IS<orth Point; Guy Dltwlller and There are some gaps on the' In the siXth, Cole~an hit his hundreds of diff~ lbfiSCile• son. McDermott : Cry Baby offensive Une. The only start- homer a r t e r ~bmson had We be1iew that paying taa Dee, Belcher • Duddtns, ,South ers from 11164 8 0 tackle Doug walked. Coleman smgled home Point: Dinah Fuol Dee, Belcher· Van Hom gua~ Ray p or Vada Pinson, who had led off Dudding, South Point; Slrak, d d J' h p 1m ry the eighth inning with a double, 0 Ward, Wakefield. an en a er. to account for the final run. Estel Mink, Galli· Those are the returnees and John Tsitouris yielded six hfts Dee, Belcher - the holes left by lba departed. in eight inninss. The lone BEST PAIR - Marietta Susie and Marietta Jewell, Point; Big Joe HayeiJ hopea during the allowed Dodger run came on Davis' handled by Frank Dutton, Byesville, saw. his animals Roush, RaciDe: 20 drtlla to find adequate men homer in the ollth Inning. ture the Best Pair title during Friday's state bench Digs Ridse Dude, Graham and lor the vacancies. The Reds, now aporttns a contest held. In the Activities buildin& at 111e· Gallla Son, Coalton; Moll)-, Ed Ward,l,;;;;~~::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""""""..;_~;_.;~;..;;;;.._....~;.ll lor Fairgrounds. Wakefield. cALL • AGE DJVISIONc I ::-be.. Wittap. ....S in an mdoor dual track a bJ c:~ fco~rt::'t!.r In the 1Masters after wiMing btl ftnt far.. Funeral aerviceo for Mar~ plclurel lhll GUfhl tha Ann Werllns. liZ, R. D. 2, •• one to wall lor, lor 1 Racine, who died Sunday after· , <hanp CII Jlll"' · · · BUlb O'BrJ. noon in Veterana Momorlai hos- OIVOTIL TO INTIIIIn 0. an, who botlma 1 ~ pita!, hove been tentatively ael Wllb bit lint TV .riel, - . for Tuesday at 2 p m at lba MIIOI MA- ..,.,,. llmMIIG dlvt11lfy bll fntawll Ewlns Chapel with, b.;.lal In by buylnfl lllllldii biN In d «' meet. I BERR"S II .=:-.If'": lo 801; I slOp JD• '65 obj.:.....; _ OVOI' eoatrol GilD IIIUin ..,... bollllllt wblch hal IB Ita dllopIll lll!lilll I cratl fer fli,OIIl on. Clti'NII 111111H111111 Ill< II lba lllrdl hi II IbM. J'ndclr AI.L-STARS BeHardto BullWh1p • ro}e ward Grilfllh will officiate SUrvlvon blcludo bar bus-...:.,""";' .0.""&,.;";:.::;.• ,.W band Georce Davio Weriinl .., "'"'.... n• ~-.. ., lnd ~ number of 111ec'.. lnd ..: IW·:l~ ::::;: phews. Frlolllb moy call at the lilt funeral home 11111llllt ..,_ " ::* •• • ,_, dicit- " r -.,,. - -----· '· S Snead Looks Ahead After V'lCtory ' Looks Like Celtics-Lakers In Showdown for NBA crown Metropolitan Motors Has Registrations dro~uta. ~&Jid-~oll..... ld. B1 ... · "'" "lll' )lit ~ - ~ I = ~-,. L -•• - · ,,._, .._ weekendSportsSummary ·. · I 7 fact · M• Letart ~-te-~me ry ..... Rav. - P~Dieroy_::M_~~eport, 0 ., Apr. 5, 1 down In Tampa, Fla., they light with southpaw Jiftl O'Toole capitali2ed on three erron by last year, was bit by a line I kee rally in the eighth mnlng By United Preoa llltern-ltiollol of lba Loo Anselet lhlnk thla 11 gotns to he one of whose victory sunaay was hill A's shortstop Bert Campanerll. drive for the second lime thl8 and held New York in the runth underwent tr- .......,. ... Frank'• b;• years which natur fourth 11ainlt no defeats Veteran rightbanllen! Dick year. He was hit on the back l<l preserv• a 4-3 wm for the Solardar wlll milo! lbe ·relllllDdllt .tl.. . Llk e Bill RusseII , wno was a -a • · land •-•; f h k 11 w h' Sena h ........ high school basketball team- ally means a hiS year ror the Tommy Davl.s, who i! tied Donovan of lhe Cleve ...uur o t e n~ by a shot o the as rngton tors m t e sec- HA.I..I..ANDALE, Fla.-Native aeuon. , ~ mate back in Oakland, calif., Reds. with Robinson at five homers ans and Ja~k Sanford of Uae bat of ~alhe Mays, but was ! ond of ~ two-game ser1es m, Charger captured the '118,800 , ~ •. •4 Frank Robinson is the ''big The 6-foot-l , !111-pound fly- apiece, continued hlo clutch bit- Sal. FranciSCO Glanll both only bruised an~ woll not m1ss l Puerto R100.. , Florida Derby by a neck over DENVER - P'OI'IIII!I' .....,... ., hill t hss apped hill fifth home tinS by drivtns In two runs 1n work e d unpressiVe otmta an, trammg. ' Ossie VIrgil slammed a three- Hail To All at Gull.st<eam. weight cbampion SclnDJ' Ulbill m8J\ on , earn. c ~ ~e spring and drove in the Los Angelea Dodcers' 85 against the Los Angeles Angels, Elaewherel Cookie Rjoasl 1run homer with one out in the _ was ordered tCJ appear. ba eaurt llll!'f""ns learn happens to threerun Sunday 88 Cine•·- victory over the Cbtcago White who were d1vlded into two third hit or the game, a llllh i iOih inninC to provide the Pills- LONDON- The Yole-powered May 5 far drivliC . . . _ be · Lile Cmctnnati Reds who I'UlUI · · ~b urg b p 11'8 · t es WI'lh a •ru• Yl'ctory Odord crew defeated cam.. " • f . hed I ' h' d ti hipped the Detroit Tigers•..- Sox Davis a two-time National squads. mnmg smg1e, scored Tony vvn)"I :sSt ~~~! C~r::~ ~ m ~ S-;ce Robbpls hitting usual Lea.gue baiting champion, now Donovan surrendered o~ly .two zal~ from th1rd and gave the Iover the New York M.ets. who bridge by fuur lengths on the , .. . f.be I is the key to the Reds at- has 1 total o[ 26 RBI's in 21 hits and no ruN in 7 1-3 mn1ngs Phlladl':!lphla Phdhes a 4-3 con- had tied the game with tbree 1 Thames. aDl f1ant1c National League pennant Y . as the Tribe lashed the Angels quest of the Baltimore Onoles runs in the ninth and taken the race last year A~•e ........ite an "aver tack "'s bas not compiled surprising a that - the 'team t?., games. Dick Groat 1 jnoled and tripled 7-1 but reUever Ted Abi!rnathy ... Tony Cloninger became the· lead with a pair in the top of NEW RAVEN Conn _ Steve age" sea""' by th•lr outfielder ~ ·~ . · assault got' credit · for lhe vJctory when fIrst MI1wau kee PI tche r to go th e lOth . . And the usua IIY Clark of Yale set ' an ·Amertcan · B , . ecord to date the top mark in in a 1~run fourth-mnmg obby s hitting in 19641 bywha~, thre Grapefruit' League by the Cards who romped to a Cleveland erupted for six: run.<~ the full nme mmngs as lhe power-happy Twins were held to record of 0·-45 6 in the 100 yard 0 f course, average on Y IS · ' · th ighth 1 in B d f ted H st 3 1 be- just f h'ts b th ung . own standards. He batted .306 Robinson, whose five homers 14-t triumph over the Kansa• m e e nn g. A I I radvesEdde ea h ou ,on . . our f' mhy .~ee ydo ld free style during the AAUs . h . d nl T Clty Athletics. Groat had three Sanford sbut out Los Jlgf! es hm 1e Mat ews two run Mmnesota ar anu:-; an o 418t national indoor .swimming With 29. orne ru~s and 96 runs rank hun secon o Y to ony hits as did Lou Brock and for seven inDings in a 6-0 Giant scoring smgles and a solo hom- pro Art Fowler and succumbed cham ionshi batted m, a considerable ootput Conlglarto of the Boston Red . • And vet· !l'eekly to Denver of the Pacific p ps. GREENSBORO N C (UPI) 1 ed a t'hree- vt'ctory. Dean Cbance , the An- er by Felope Alou f B h ld · tt Mike Shannon cout _ , . . or ~nyone. ut t e 29-year-o ISox among the sprmg swa erst, run homer for St Louis which gels Cy Young award winner eran Ron Khne shut orf a Yan- Coast League, W WEMBLEY England _ The -Sam Snead, just a month fibY Robmson can do better, and bad to share the clu spo · • ' of hiS 53rd birthday took ~ Uniled States beat Br1tam 100.,. toda Jr • ' stors" In ° CO:..try ba'rd JHE DAILy SENTINR 1Daily Sentinel, UP! Sporta Writer Hele" I!SotteJ--.1 D isney Sign's PJeshette for • Robtnson Belts Ftf th Homer as Reds Wtn 17th Contest HELEN HELP US! Pit rm • By JOE GERGI!lN 1 all attacb of weJl.IIJteallole · AllleriUM wbo ....U, wlllo U1 IJ WI1JIO G. ~ II.D. to cui and run, to seet aome Q - Wbal eu l ill lor the beQing "negotlatloa" now ll'llb buzzi!IJ 1n my head which I by •JrY~ou~tl~oolt~m~·_v:_:let:::_N~am~,~the::;m::ww=ill::.:ln::_v::a::•ton~_:there:::_::_:ll~gro~w-::_,.:Tbe~_:lndllpe~·:?::.nss:::b::le:..:fou=nda=tl=oa=-----------l the Nortll v· ·• •omeo· wblell 8bava bad C!OOtlnually lor about , would In fact be surrender to montbaT ~ label M "' dale, dlreellaal, International blactman ' - ~ haa · lie • d ltpllllt Llboll oa 111111t and dactDr bllort ..,._ Indeed, the power of lbJa IIi- DOIW at llmu llut u lba Iller- Prelerlplloa IIOUiea lslratloa of lba q - ~- (f. partlaan '"""lneradlbly lei In our bead&, upeclllly !bola Dear HoleD: c.Y., Jr. Captain, Med!W enoush considertns that Ibis 111 ill the vlctnlly of lba audl!My I 1m emomely IDtemted iD Corpa, . , a moat hard and •llll1 war n·rve, ~me orosresslvely 1esa :your coiiUIIIIIIII oa labellnl of flllr Dr. Y: which c&ll )UBtlfy ltlelf Gilly to ellltlc lbese not... become more preacrlptlcma, but lllUBt disagree 'l'ballk you lor ,our ~ ·-•ty ...... •-• Soma people 1o1m Wllb JOU. benBiva Jetter llad ..: ·11 botberlome. the bl'""" to..,.m...ed, to lgnan them but olbera get . Llwnary from. alate to -4late. the o1111r of lbt .,. •": aetullly rising. teue. Uaforlunately tb1a mal:ea but llloll do nol ellow pbarlll&- and slid 1o priM ,..ur '!!lose who believe thet stand· them "?"""· Sueb per!OilS are cllll to poJI lbe name of lbe NOW" 00 thrPwiDg away UJJo .,~ up now In Southeast Asia so'."etlnles helped by taldng t:an- druB on the label unless ao UBUed medications. 11o1t of 111 is no less nece..ary than It qwllzers for a shori time. direded by the pbyll<laa, More· don't, We olllboald I - B. woo in Korea, or In Greece and Sw!lt rtmedlablo . . _ 1n- over, the phannaelll C&IIIIOI ev- Dear Belen: Turkey when Communill llltru- cludl an olleray of 1011111 sort, Ill tell lbe patl!mt lba - • of sion threatened lbe wllole buln wax preplng on the eardrum, lba drill or ill UIB, UDiela dl- I wouldn't want to dllcourlp of the Mediterranean. bad Ion& obllructlon of the euslacltlaa ractad by the doctor. All he IllY pen )IIIII, bul I llll!st ))Ill feared a collapse In publle sup- tuba and axcesstn. 11M of to- Clll lawfully PIS8 on to 1 he on BD experfenee we bad. lr port once lbe undeniably ugly bacco, aspirin, quinine, or stre- patient Ia dlrecllona for admin- bout two J"''rB qo our aoa lstrallon, which must be writ- wrote to a boy In Afrlel, Ra tomycin. dimen• lons 0 f the Viol Nam len on the label wrote very nice leUen lrltb problom became IIIRy llpoaed. Q - My ~~actor 18y1 1 havt These Jawa are for lba pa· much pralle for Amsrlcl. HI I~ Let the casualty Uats srow flbrosftla In my ann, I llso tlenl'a benefit, &lid for lba pro- WaJll requested 101111 111ft. longer and let South Vietna- have uterine llbroldL One par teotloD o( others wbo mfght be Flral 11 wiB tor Amert<a Jlll!llo meae wealmesa ltaell become 180 1 bad a flbroul tumor re- "lrellad" by lbe patletll'l left. ey,then mapzlnel, !hell Ill. . more frustratm1. It waa !bought Jrulved from my breast. 11 there over drugs lor symptoms whlcb swlmmtns trunkll, T ohlrtl, evand then the cry of "set out" any connection between these may "mimic" lbo first tllneas, en a dreal shirt, ao be awld would arise In lba United statq "'ndltlons! 1 very dangeroua practice. wear It to church. and Insistent demands lor ap- A - Tllere 11 110 ooaDOt!ltml. FurthOI'IIIllre, lbe laws tend to Then he wanted an aulolraph peasement might cut t h e Flbrosllll 11 a pneral term prevent the patient's self-dlag· of Arcble Moore, which we 101. ground from under our poslt!on for rheumatic pains In lba nosll &lid aelf-treatment, which when Mr. Moore lflclously in Aoia. muscles or tendooa rather than may do him more barm lban obllfled. You can see wbere we 1n the joln proper twhlch would aoocJ. AI timq It 111 better lor were belinnlnl to wonder, ... Our national hiltory, and be lrlhrltll). A fibroid 1s 1 be- bim to remaill In Ignorance a- poclally since ho bad suaestecl notably the history of Korea, nigh tumor ol lbe uterine mus- bout his medications. A "llttle" an EXCHANGE of lifts. save unhappy aubatance to just cle and fibrous connecUve tis- lmowledge may be danserous to Finally, my son remiDded him ouch feara. For the Tnunan sue. Flbrons 1umor1 or flbro- himself and othera. Because ol and be wrote and aaJd he Administration in the end lost mao may oeeur in the breast or unfavorable publicity Collen an- would aend aome ebony CI!'V" public backlnJ for Korea be- varlons parll of the body. A~ r.Jr) in the preaa, It II 1101110-lngs. Our son was del~ cause It waa so costly and ao though w1 don't know what n he SHOULD need to know, But that wao the Jut ~ ever Utile underotood an action. cauoea them w1 know t b 1 1 tho physician w!U so direct tbe heard of our Nlgerlall lrlfnd. But, araln Incredibly enough. they are not malJinanl, pharmacist. We never received the can!Dp. nothing of !hill sort, no dl111AI a physician myself, 1 of- Just a UtUe alert. Must pen ter to the home bue, hao hap- Q - ~ p11 blld4er oartea ten tell the patient what the past are not thla way, I hope pened. showed that 1 hne a hypoton- medlt!Btloa II and what It II but 1 lew think America II tba To the contrary 1 oenat of lc bladder thet 11 3 1111* n.,.. for, aveD thoush I don't db-ect land of the free and OIBJ bandrealllm in thll a will- mal stzo. Wlll a diet help me the labellnS of tho drug. Some- out. - Mill!. E. A. ;.II> lake lh or Dlllll I have an operation? times I feel It II best lor him Dear Helen: -..-·"'' • • neo- A - A bypotoatc bla4cler to not to lmow, and I bopo he hiB Last year while I wu In es:f road ofu:;,esr:,nslblllty, II ont that doea not ompty ltlell faith that 1 live by my lllt>po- Florida you solved my probw n ns over mora ap- attar a tatty mell 11 lt would cratle oath. !em. Now I am iD Now York pealtns road ~ comlorlabla normally be eapocted to do Dl'L1811st soldom make ml• and have the aame problem. compromise soft reatreat The enlarpment of your gall takea in dllpenalq druis. T.R., Could you please send me lba under a c~?ud of,!he ele111111 11- bladder, sometimes called hy· who wrote to you, oan stop naine of a home for unwed loe•c that peace can really be drops of the aall bladder may worrying there. My advice to mothers who are presnaAt7 found In weakness. be due In part to thll l~ok of her Is to dllcard all medicines :IJO'M'Y Senaibla men are a111o akeptl· 01pulaive force or to an obstruc- when they ore ao longer needed IDear Dot: cal men; and so no sensible lion of the bladdar's outlet by for tho Ulnesa for which pre- Your problem 1s becornlnf 1 man would care to predict that spasm, oontrraction or a stone. ICI'lbed - and do U NOW. Thos habit! The addresses are " lJl Ibis condition wiU neceasarlly Since no mention of 8 stone would ellmmate takmg pills out 1the mail, but DON'T ask 11a1n. laBI loraver. For the lima be- was made, 1 811wne none wu of the w_rons bottle, as well .. _ II. Ins however the most profound present. druB po1aonlng ill children who1 th'ls all ir th fact Most doctors advlle against might come acroos it. And, of This column II dedicated to 11 11 that ';;, 1 soft-ll a ~In operation for a 1an bladder course, everyone ohould check 11amily living, so II you're hav· e nen a!'l I that 11 merely hypotonic and In& kid b'ouble or just plain rather than fllllnlns llfOUnd. distended. You should howev- Domino went to see him at AI trouble, let Helen help YOU. Why Is this so? The first and er avoid fats and atCX:hot. You Rlrt's Club. Ramp, Jack and She will also welcome your o>!ll most m•asurable aplanatlon 1a should not tab opiates In any Fats led the packed house right amUBlng e~perlencea. Addron that President Johnson and 1\e. form becaUBe they ca111e 1an out ooto Bourbon Street lor an Helen Botlel iD care o1 thiJ publican consreastonal !eldora bladder spaom. old fashioned mUBical parade newspaper. who are so memorably heckinl Your doctor , .. stve you remlnllcent of the finale of so ----him are allowing notbini to part sedltivll and anllapaamndlea many Hollywood musicals of UNDERSEA MOUNT FOUND them in their determination to thel wlll rellevo any aymptoms the thirties. As night owls from WASHINGTON (UPI)-A act in this matter 18 though you may have u 1 reoult of nelghborinll clubs poured out of undersea mounlaiD hal there were no Democrats and your slusglsh sall bladder, dootl to join the fun, one wit· dllcovered In lba Paclllc bG\11 no Republicans. The second lacness remarked aptly that. aU 17:0 milea nortbeoat of Ha"wlll. tor io the mraordlnary 1..,. an:lease send yoor queallona that was mlulns was a line of The U.S, Coosl and Geodetic ceSI of Preaidential lobbytns In com- II WIJIIO G. Goldwyn Girls, Ruby Keeler and Survey 11111d Sunday that 111 a &ood causa on a ocalo navar %~ndotadt, M. D., In """' of Bill "Bojansles" Robinson. ship Surveyor dlscoverad tha before oeen. ' paper. WhUe Dr. Braud- More thaD a IIIII Alnerlcan peak hWh ts' of 1 _,_ .~ .tadl cauaot - - lndiYldaal lotm-ago boy lludenlo It the •w vo ca""' .... Johnson first took his case letters he wiD aa•wer lettero of American School in Paris were sin. The apncy •ald the moun. to the entire membership of the p.nenl lalerelt ID lllllra col- recruited to appt!ar with Liz taln 111 t,?OO feet high and rlsea Rouse of Repreoentatlveo, 1\e. llllllll. Taylor and Richerd Burtln in to Within 4,111111 ~ of the ..,. publicans u well 18 Demo"11le Sandpiper," whlell lll8de ~ of lhl aea. II II 11 Ill 13 crall, ln 1 aarlea of W hIt 1 them very glad that they were JDiles acrou at fla baaa. Rouae beffell at which he lf&pnot hfJh scbool In pled wlth about 10 membera al the plcluro they will comprlle SAVlNGS ON INCREAIII!l a time. N..t, 'le turned to the the otudent body at the boys' WASRINGTON (UPI)-Allier~ Senate In aimllar fuhion. school of wblch Burton (DO Mr..... aaved $28 billion durinC Then he brought 1n the CovChips, he) II headmaster. Mor· I9H-a record amount ol money arnora of the ala tea Now' lastgan Muon, teD-year-old aoo of for peacetlllll. ly, he and his Cabinet ISIOCl· Jameo and Pamela MifOD, hu President Jobnsoa aald 8UJJo ales bave got down to the May· the fattest )WI oa • IIUdenl at day that Seellrilfea and I._ ors of lhls country, in another HOLLYWOOD, Colll, (UPI)- the Burton ICidemy .... Doris change CommflllDn (SEC) fig. Whl H Wall Dlmey bu lllned su. Day, ever the 1p rll lover, II urea llhow the total weollb "' .te ouse conference. Tile ll8lUIO Pleohette lor "BuDwhl exltDci1nS her hobbia all the all U.S. famllles wu above the :•co of ~ N:'t'te~-:! 0~ GrlHen" (there'• 1 tltle ~ time. Her new fancy II feno. ,1.1 trUliDD mart by year'o VNn'ID ftATD lOP AIDillc::!'A STATE Or OHIO ali ;.;;: d :;,... you) which II the aiM)' of a gold- inl and ahe'o purchased HVer· end. He noted thai 11164 11vtnsi OI'I'ICI or UCIII:'I'AII\' Of'TD ITA'tl---they have been asked'':., • rush durlnllhe '41 parlocf, 8u- al thouaand dollara wortll of were about one-third hicher leel an altemall• r 1111 zanne will play a very prim equipment. lball .tn the two pravloua 7eata. 1 po Icy. Booton rtrl who becomea a 11• Opposition among polltfcal loon stnser, which ll what they leaders has thus been fragmegt- all did In thoH dayo . .. Jol ed at its rooll on three levels Lanilnti's stariUng measur• -Consresstonal, statehoUBO city menta will be dlrplayed Ill the ball. For, qu1te almply, there gOOd old luhlonect woy lor her just Is no alternative to risk and appearance 1n the movie titled danger ln VIet Nam unieaa we "Marriap On Tile Rocks. • One willh to throw away the pme; of her dreueo 111 described u and the moro lba bwdnea 11 both backlea and aldelea &lid e~amlned, the more demonllra- she 111 reliably reported to sport I peiU dol bltinl 10 11DJ that Service Announced bly true thll II. (Copyrleht, 1188, by United "lba polb clotl an -.ely For Mn, Werling Feature Syndicate, Inc,) vlllblo." If you In tired of By WWiam S. White • • Lady B&mboFrench. Dee, Delchvernon • Duddtns. South Point;Addl· D. Jim Snodgtus, Go~ u... ONLY Con_,_ tiOMDeall .......... MASON FURNitURE CO. ·~=•:::,:~t: "'~:~;~~l~~:.R~-~0~.1~~G.•,!..._.,..M_,._~ _ _w_._v"'-~----~-·1 $25 to $2000 • ECONOMY SAVINGS & lOAN COMPANY L" _,...,. A¥1- Oo /Ill~ 300 W. Second Sl-WYendctt1w 2-2111, 'Pomeroy NOW OPEN SATURDA·Y 9 AM TO 12 NOQN · DAVE 9HUNGER, MGR. ' . . ~ �Dally !!eutllel, ?.!_,.Mid4leport, 0., Apr. II, 1985-5 - - - - - - -.. , 3 Autos are In 1:'-llisi"on '-M penono dle4 ID !riffle m!Jhlpo: vlf>. tlml, Mdodfnc ftfe ehlldrel II&- -- (Oinllnued from pqe I) low 1bt qe of aevm: llltd a Ga•J• rudlnl• - Galllpo- contmueo hie yaltklftg," may II&- Wodswortb man died of a crt11i>!ill ram 11.0, 34.7, n111ft!Dc so eome one of lhe boot orpnilerl Otl dJell wbetl a 1r1ctor overfeet oo rollero, Pomeroy - Ma- of lbt" Ku Klwt Xlall hu Wflt turned oa blm. Tbere wu none River news llereoy IIDUer Sll 111e .11 D I vmv • • • ....., penc>n1 were fire son 25.10, Pl. Pleuatll 21l.Gtl, ~ ~ltonidenlalaof.. ~.ah~of In SoulheUtern Ohio. Hlntoo 2.12 lallloi Kanawha o Tbe eontllluance of lbt right Falls out Char~ II• fall- Ike to ntablilb lllmlell u a to Jury lrlal bu not always ing. L.Jndon dam wao megalomaniac - • man who • ;.....lllg <OMJdera ~";/::.'::w:r:- one2q;:,:- hlmaell above God llltd thlnb only he ill copable • of being 1 judge, jury and pr.,.. port N · wa 0 0110 waa kllDj.!.lddle- · PoUce said a.,.,. operated by 11 Lee Welsh, 20, of Rt. I, Dense. rpenter ran mto lbe rear of Ill automoblle (lrlveJ by Ira Va. era~ b James Everett B~ T. bun::• W.........,_ with .Lthe procesoea of b7iJ8111- Norman CoiiQueot recorda more Boat Mov-· dam lng .... United States CoDitllu- blood>hed In upholding the pril> • eculor-" , llon by ~me C'.ourt ad1ct or clple of trial by jury than by ~~ Rlv"': KG. up Shelton of Tuoealoou Ala. 14 by judges. the many foreign wars of the ,14: 4 3o Titan up 1 r. head;, the United Kian. II now appean that by tho pertnd. jp.m. ; Zimmer up II, 1:50 p.m.: America, generally regarded as provl.olona of the new "voter's King John at Runnymede 7501John B. Hood up 14, 8:06 p.m. ; the largest Kllll. group In Am- James Swisher 13 1 native er 20 rights Ia¥'" an ollempl ill II&- yean ago, bad to be forced to ,Elillha Wooda up 14, 10 p. m .; erlea. He aired hillview• at two of Cheshire died• ID ~ Harnden Middleport oald Blak lng made to by-pa" one of the admit lbill right ; Charles the New Martinsville up II, 8:45 a . weeketld Klan rallies, here Sun· rest home ~I $ p m. Salurda lll1d Pattei"IOif _ . sto er ol1esl provilllons oi llnt wu executed, James U m.; Harvey Jordon up li, 1:25 day and at Hemingway, S. C., Pe had been a patient there 1!: a red light 'l1lete P':r lor on law. The whole Iabrie of waa banished 1o the preaerva- a. m.; Buckeye Stall up 15. Saturday night. three yean . dama to. the Bta':,"' m ru:m English, lll1d by adoption, of tion of It, and both the early 4: I$ a. m.: Beaver up 15, 8:50 ge , er ve le, Sr. and Patr1cJa. EIGIIT He was born in Gallia county, mtoor to, Patterson s, an~ none KaU Knapp spent the night , American law procedure, is the settlement& and the Revolution a. m.; C. V. Harner up 17, 5:50 JOLIET, ILL. fact, 11 atated by Gladstone, in America were resalts of the p.m. ; st. Mary's up 17, 4 a.m .; children, seven from the same son of tht late Mr. and Mrs. to Welsh 5· We~b. was ctted to with his grandparents , Mr. and · that "the jury otandl aa a pro- attempta of English k!np to Alice up 18, 1:116 a. m.; Jeffer- family, died late SUnday night Nelaon Swlsher. His BUJ"Vlvors Mayor Lee Smltlls coort on a Mrs. Charley D. Smith and Jo l soo down 20, 5:211 a.m.; Thelma when fire awept their frame are ·~ree ·"lf·brothers and three charge of falling to have his recently. tectlon of the people, from the repudiate it government," and that a jury Ann up 21, 3:50 a.m.; Vulcan home near here. Six of them half-sisters. Mrs. Ora Rupe of cannot be held to acco~mt lor Courta of Appeal, both In Eng- up 21, 6(15 a.m. ; John M. warn- were trapped lD their beds. Kanauga, Mrs. Gladys R<ldgers - - - - - - - - - - - Mr . and Mrs. Fred TuckerIts decisions, nor can any judge land and the United States, op- er up 22, 1: lo a .m. ; OVEC The mother and a 16-year-old of Springfield, Mrt. Rom Bush \'f/ man were Sunday visit.,.. of jury's ver- ,..te outSide of the jury sy- down 22, &:30 a. m.; L. Fieore son eacaped. The home was lo- of Cheshire. John of Pt. Pleas- ft'O or court rule out her sister, Mrs. Elise Perry and j 8 diet. 1tem; but these courta are sup- down 22. 1 a. m.: Western down cated about three mi1es from ant, Alva of Norfolk, Va., and her mother, Mrs. Charity Knox posed to try caseo alter an orig· 23, 1:25 a.m.: walter Beckjord here lD unincorporated area . Lawrence of Little Rock, Ark . of Radcliff. 1 Th• custom of , trial by jury loal trial by jury 111d act only up r reenup 5:55 p. m .; Esso Services will be held at J p . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierce 1 originated Jn the "theihs" <time on irregularities of procedure West Virginia down Greenup 4 WASHINGTON-SEN. HUGH n . Tuesday at Miller's Home and Randy of Middleport were ' to decide) of the Gotha, which or on points of !aw and eaa a~t :30 a. m.: Raven 1wood down Scott, R-Pa. , today urged a full for Funerals. Rev . Robert D. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ever- Sunday guests of ller parents, I bec8lrle the "thing" of the An- set al.lde a verdict of a jury. Green·.1p 5:05 a. m.; Invader dress Senate investigation of the Rider, pastor of the Oleshire iLambert'l birthday Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shumate.: LAUNDRYglo-Saxon ~ce (the world:e .Now In the 1965 Voting Rights up Creenup 5:46 a. m. ; J . S. Ku Kl~ Klan's "record of vio- I MetJJOd~t c~urch _will _officlate. wi~ a potluck supper. The fol . Monday visitors d Mrs. Fred i DRY CLEANING oldest ~ar. 1amentary body IS Bill we find a provision that 8 Lewis 11p Greenup 5:50 a. m.: lr nce, diSOrder, OOJJBpiracy and r .d bun~l will be m R1fe eeme- towmg guests were Mr. 8 n d Tuckerman were Mrs. Elsie I WY 2-5428 POMEROY 1 the Althmg. of Iceland) and _ft. county, charged with 1 vlola- 1Pame1a D. up Meldahl S:tS p. murder." itery. Fnends may caU at the Mrs. Cecil Gillogly, Stevie and Perry and Mrs . Donna Perry nally, the Jury and the Parha- tion of votiog rights, r. not tom. ; Bayou Lorraine up Meldahl Scott made the propooal m lfuneral home after I p.m. to- ' Jeffery Allen of Athens, Mr. - - ·"enjoy the right to a speedy IIJtd 6 p.m.; Mamalear down Mel· a letter to Senate Democratic lday. • and r.jro . Gene Lambert, Char· . - - - - - - - - - - - public Irtal by an !mparllal jury dahl 12:15 a. m. ; R. H. Bos- Leader Mike Mlllalield. He lotte. ·Donoy, David, and Chery! I of the Stale and dl>trict where- worth U down Meldahl 1:45 a. called on Mansfield to Introduce of Peach Fork, Mr. and Mrs. In the crime shall have been m .; Duncan Bruce down Mel· the necel88ry resolution in the Harley Haning, Mr. and Mrs. Thul"lidaf Trlples League committed" (as staled ill Art. dahl S:3$ a . m.; Allied - Aab- Senate. Marvin White, Bryan Keith , and Ap~11 I, 19!15 VI of the Bill of Rights), nor land up Meldahl 1:45 a . m. 1lenille Elaine of Flatwoods, Gloeckner I liar - H. Smith even by a Federal Judge of the GaUipolla Dar -Philip Sporn ATHENS- A TRIPLESHOC"' 0 UM US Mrs. Bryne Vanghan Mrs. Ken403 ; ~loeckner 423 ; Dlllon 521; District, but In Ute federal lup 5:30p.m. ; Allen R. Merrill earthquake toda struck neth Grover and Jo~. Mr. and Hand1cap ~3; Total 1380. WOb 0 courts o( the Distrlet of Colum- jup 8:50 p. m.; Orlenian up Greece's Pelopenn!sian peninsu-' Mrs. James Johnson , Jamie Sue, U>st 3 Pomts 0. Rondos - J . bla." 9: 55 p. m.; Jelfhoat down 12 :06 Ia wtth dev... tating fo Til and Gregory Todd , all of Pom~ISson 502; J . Johson 483: Raw- The bil1 provides for the ap- a . m .; Solvay up 1:40 a . m.; IMinistry of Interior sai::· leas~ eroy, Miss Sue Criner of Midmgs 549;_ Total 1534. Won 3 pointment of federal "exami- Jo~~ Ladd. Dean up 1:45 a .m.: 17 persons were reported kilJed Funeral services for Rev .l dleport, and Mr. and Mrs. JosLost 0 Pomts 8. ners" who are empowered to Wtlham Pttt d~wn 3:~ a .m . ; and 30 others seriously injured. Bertie Dotridge, 71, who died , eph Johnson , Beverly and KenRJdgerunners - Owetu1 386· register to vote all qualified LDoynn 'ij_ ~own~~ 8 ' m., ~eggy Dozens received rninor injur- in tlle Veteram Memorial Hos-: neth. Because I can offer you Nationwide auro Lawhorn 458 · Osborne 411 · Td.. comers in the examiners opin· . wney !own : a.m. ; ran- ln. pita! Sunday evening, will be l Michael Evans of Grove City inrrurance - quality cove rage, coast-to-coast • h ld tal 1255. Won• 3 Lost 0 Points 8. ion and that anJ' chaUenges to . CIS Hong rd and up 6 a· m .,· Lo-~ e Wednesday at 2 p. m. in vIs 1led ~w1·th h'1s ~randmotller, l daim service, easy-pay plans, low rates. Check tbiJ ADMIRALS _ Forfeit. Won 0 actions of these examiners must lther He man down 7 1 · m. WASmNGTON - THE JN.. the Amvets CommWlity church , Eulah Evans of Bailey Run and I great auro coverage by Nationwide Lost 3 Points 0. br· tried not in t~e local or di.s- Kanawba River- Lucy Jane lternal _Revenue Service (IRS) 1471 Sunbury Rd ., Columbus , other relatives the p~~st weekthe company wirh t~rW ideas for • new erlll trict courts but in Federal Lucas up Marmet 1:40 a. m.; , wiU gJ.ve " sympathetic consid- with the Rev. Harry Archer end. ....aU me and see. Call me and uvel Werry~! Warts - ~ · Slhlth Courts of AppeaL A. J . Patten down Winfield 3:05 ·eration'' to persom who have of Columbus officiating. Burial Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ray 4M ; SpLres 527 ; Elhs 560; . . · . . p.m .; o. F . Shearer down Win- lfound last year's taJ:cut to be will be in the Union cemetery Johnson of Columbus spent tlle Total 1581 ; Won 3 Lost 0 Points T .! provlsJons of th1s b1l1 a:e lfit>ld 3:25 p. m.: H. E. Bowles Ithis year'• taz problem. there. Friends may call there weekend visiting witll llis broPurl & Ken Williams 8. Fire Dept. - Grueser, 433; supposedly based on ~ FLf- up Winfield 7:40 p.n1.; Elger- The agency said during the at tlle churrh on Wednesday ther , Mr. and Mrs. Larry John- I 214 E. 2nd St. Pomeroy, 0 . F. Sisson 458; Legar 43:!: Hand- teentll A~ndm· .nt which bad 1cliff up Winfield 12:30 ; Helen Iweekend that taxpayers who between 1 and 2 p. m, · son, their parents , Mr. and Mrs. I kap 54; Total137?. Won 0 Lost to be ' SS in 1870 ~an evenz. down Winfield 1:05 a . m . would suffer "undue llardship" Joseph Johnson , and also Mr. 3 Points 0. more flagrant by·passmg of the by paying Uncle Sam all the inHe waiJ a m~mber of the Am- . and Mrs. Walter Hamm and , NAnONWIDE High . Game - R. Raw1ings Constltutlon. C{ ,e taxes they owe on April vets Comn;mmt~ church in Co- j family , and Mr. and Mrs. James II MUTUAL 226; High s:ries - P . Ellil, Since \rt X extablls~ed conSenior High Glrls League 15 will be permitted to pay sf- lumbu~. His wlf~, Nor_a, and W. Johnson of Pomeroy . ,INSURANCE 560; Team H1gh Came - Wer- trol over voting as a power of MARCH %7, 1985 ter the deadline. However, the one daughte~ , Arline , With whom Gregory Todd, son of Mr_ and COMPANY :y's Warts 549: Team High Ser- the ': tatee, tbe Congress then Arnold's Sobto _Sandy whUe agency said it would be up to ~e ~de his home, preceded Mrs.•Jar_nes W. Johnson eele- ~· 1es - Werry's Warts, 158i. denied state-hood to ten states, 297 ; Sally Globokar, 237 ; Jenny tlle loc~l IRS office to determine him m death . brated h1s :recond birthday Satsetting up Instead five military Menchlni 313: Blind 255. Handi· who mtght be I hardship case, SUrvivors include five childG liJ Jis Ob' dtstrtcts .to which presumably cap 960; Total 2002. Wm. 1 Lost and~~ warned taxpayers against ren. Ruth Issac . Louisa, Ky .; -· a po • to Art. X did not apply, and pro- 2. 'team No. I - Barb Roush delaymg full payment for their Jack Dotridge Rl 2 Pomero Saturday, Aprll !, 1915 vided Federal registrars as the 362 · Bea Bachtel 245• Brenda own personal convenience. Le his nome · Dob-·d SALES REPORT of only judges of the rigllt to vote. Bo;er 277 · Blind 255 Handi-j'gal action to force immediate lumbus Avis Mower; Ohio Vallt'.y Livestock Co. Since this right could be denied cap 981; Total 2120. \'fon 2 payment could result, it said, roy, and Mary HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 16.50 to any man who served In the 1 Lost I. City 15 grandchildren and five whose Cnlw'o Towtl A Couatry THE. NUMBER OF DEATHS gre~l grandchi!ren • to 17.50; 220 to 250 lbs. 16.50 ta Confederate Army, or 17.50; Light I> 10 I7.50; Fat property was valued at $211,000 . en. Ohto highway• were higha _, · Friends may eall at the EwSows 12 tu l5 ; St!Jgs 10 to 13 ; or .~ore:. the a.~endment ~as 1 Pam O'Brien 366; Mary Hand- ga1n dun~ the weekend. Mul357 tlple fatalities helped swell the ing Funeral home until WedBoars 8 to 12 ; Sows & Pigs 60 rat1f1ed legally . ~ the v~rv le! 392 ; ~ndy Thomas tL BO; Shoats 6 to tS. . . :!rates toward whtch 1t was a1m- Lmda Baliey Z56; Handicap 823. :-~kf'nd deatll toll . At least_ 2~ne~_ay _ ~n.ing. 1 CATTLE - Steers 12 to 21· · Total 2193 . Won 3 Lost 0. Lew!> • • I • 1 • • • • • • • • • • • I • I j jp4 lleifera 12 to 20· Baby Beef IS Although states or counties Reaplr - Pam Slyve•ter :ta; j• • to 20; Fat Cows to 15.50; Can- where vote~s under t~e present Mary Hennessy 343 Becky ners 10 to 12· Bulls 13 to 19· p~posal will be r~gtstered by Nease 274 Jonnie Thompson, !• • Milk Cows fo 175 ' t se _federal exammers. have 317 Handicap 852. Total 2'49. • VEAL CALVES _:_ To 34.- the to challenge (not to j Won 0 U>st 3. 'I 25 · Seconds 30 to .. . Mpsed _ Ap~al) the deciswm, the Act Team No. S - Pam Davis • , ~. 1wn provtdes that in case of chat- 34 o Th · · • • 20 to 26· Com & Hvs 18 to 28· 1 ed n· 3; onna e1ss 275; Lms Se-1 Culls 15, to 11.). • • beenge-ad proc ure w Jch co~ld well 292; Blind 255; Handicap • • . rawn out 1or ye.b!rs- votmg 1005 T I I 2170 W I ' -·t 2 • • SHEEP - Ewes & Lms 5 to and gist 1· "II · : oa · on ~ . · re ra 10n wL contmue. I White 's Electri J • t::::; word~wlsllnjj c..!":" i 5 ,~ oi ~.:~·!;;,~~·! ~iddlepor' pou.'; Ang~- i Sorority Holds Ritual of Jewels Ceremony SHIRT FINISHING Soci'ety Notes brings idealists down to earth. ONE DAY SERVIa ON Hpen ~he Peace Corps J«-- E....:;:':!...: millhap SUnday at 8:30 p.m . at the Intersection of North Sec· ond and lnut-lto James SwiS'her Of Cheshire Dies Saturday hill (J'IndpareDII, !lit. .lid Mn. llltd La.- fl ~; Joaeph Joltrulon.. (~everly aud Mn. J . u ........, Blt'L Kemtelh. Other .Mr ..,.,..... --. and Mrs. Mn. iWk!y and lfr Mr. aud l(n. Larry JdmsoD Hart., .E- ~ llllellded • Mr and Yra. Jamea Jolmso ' ~ da7 Ill Mlddleptn Ja.;u. Sue aud lfiOOI of Gregory Todd. • ....._.. J - vlsllad """" Sund · 1 I _,. ay VIS ton o Mr. and aeadoy wltlt lin. Ja<ll: EJam. Mrs. Lincoln .'luaaell were, Yr. Ml1 Joe Jlatliolll aud Mn. and Mrs. ClintnD GOkey and J B Hatlleld aDd chfldr... family of Albany, Mr. aud Mn. ~ · reeett Ylsllon fll nolaHarold Gillogly and lamlly of lives 1n Colllmhlll. Carpenter, Mr. Fraotlln Russell of Middleport, and Yr. Dale Russell of Columbus. The SaiYatlea ArmJ Yr. and Mn. IIDward Thoma preaches the Gospel ill 14'1 Jr • Angela and 'llmmy of Per- languaget. rysville and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr of l.aJ11svil!e were Sunday visitors of their parents, Enland's Quem Ellzabelb I Mr. and Mrs.-. Boward Thoma was born Sept. 7, 1533. a. 1'hree ..,.. were Involved In a mont of tbt ED&Iillh • A_P"I z. IN Dear air· been NlJ1. Tbe flrot six centurMost oi us aro all too fomlllar leo of EngUsb history alter the l UPI Briefs ROBINSON'S I J l 1 -"-:..:C'--"=========d Bowling ReV, DOtfl.dge Of C } b Di S d I es un ay Call me and Save On Your AUTO INSURANCE NAVAJO By MI.. America You could join. Fill out this coupon. C-D wldtho 12'h-4 WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY r--------------------, 10 DAY DISCOUNT SALE I I The Peace Corps. Wa.hington, D. C. :W52S. I I I I 0 Please send me information 0 Please send me an application. I I I I I THE SHOE BOX ' STURDY BUNK BEDS $ 68 Complete with G1.11rd Rail, Ladder MATTRESS STANDARD TWIN SIZE "Englander'' Princen Smooth Top Innerspring mattrHs, cus.hioned with foam, twin or full site $38 M1ttress or Box Spring _ 180 coil Innerspring M•tt,..lt Box Spring _ $39 .. r ... 5n.SS Comfortoblo Cotton Mottron - - - '"'7 AU Sizea MAmESS COVERS Twin or Full SIJo _ __ 3 Pc. Bed Rm. Suite Double Dreuer Chest Book Case Bad g<'~~~ Dresser SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY April 11·14 HANK WILLIAMS' "'YOUR CHEATIN• HEART04 Georce Hamilton, as Hank Williams-swan Oliver-Red Buttons-Arthur O'Connen. Chris C_rqsby·Rex Ingram. Hank Wtlhams lives again sinP. again, a true Jtfe storY which touches tbe beart alternating between joy 'and traeedy. Colorc•rtoons Admls.~~;lon 75c & 40c '111is burden may also Jhlft. A person who ill found lnrilltv I make take over the burden proving that he was insane at sumes all people Bre sane, 1 ! less proved otherwlse, lhe cused has tbe burden of if he pleads Insanity. Some presumptiom are "ro~-1 elusive and cannot be ed in court. For example, is an ancient maxim that are conclusively presumed know the laws. Sometimes the law allowl to make "inference• from "::::1 tain fact1 . In one case a tie e<ploded aJ the pid<ed it up. The p did nothing to cause erp~ aion, 10 lbe coort allowed t h e 1 jury to infer that the bottlers had not Ul!d due care. ln such cases. the oppO!ID& 1 the inference is CObtrary to f.act. Sometimes two presumptlons may conflict in the same case. $288 Spindle Bed Earlv Ameriun style Studio Coueh _ $38 BAKER FURNITURE .... tO: Stock Ewes 4 to 10; be able than the oppressive, still air of electric We Are Solllllf Our Entire Exiollllf Stock of Moriotto, Crestone ond Other Polnto ond Finish• of Fantastic Pric•. Why does practically every modem hom• resistance hell. . dust and dirt are present ill aU homes, but Gas loreed air heating aystems have built- in fillers to trap them. Electric aystems THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. EuyTerms "The Department Store of Bullding Since 1915" Phones WY 2-3193 end WY 2-3679 Clelnllneu. Tracked-in and alr·borne Economy_ Gas heat is far and away your best buy-electrle hut, for example, costs our..,...,.,., and fumlttn. Good reasons? You bet. Whether your home Is old or .-, large or small, Gas~ • heat nbest Ask your heatine dealer or cotttrador . for his recommendatlolll •••. w.'re. sure "' he'U recommend Gas. - . ' :·J ;;·, t-. ' '--~' ·(,.\••,;"'" .• _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..!. " ' ' ·,., .' -··· - ····' .... .,...--,1 .- ~ '" e - : · aney ~ ' .' .' I - White's Electric 2303. High Game ~ Janey Grueser. 161 ; • H1gh Ser1es - Mary Sue Hand- 8 1 392 ey, ·- - - - • • Nortllern Idaho•• Lapwai :• Mission was abandoned fol- ,• lowin Lhe Whitman Mas- • sacre on Nov. 2t, 1847. ·- . " ··-~ Single people, young married couples :and everyday working foikt call on 01 f~ uaefal c;ash .... and get it quickly, Clean up bdls, pay 1axes, buy clothes :and otbet cash bargains. One sensible budgec baa ja the aoswer ti&ht away. 1 dJeport. 1• ll!•<bqes , 8unday - Mrs Eugene Field, noted poet, Vivian Phelps, Racine. was born Sept. 2, 1850. , 1: j• • ever N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. • Hne lea to pq out and more for your· ~H. H you bave a steady income just B'•euu call~ stop lor your money. . OPTOMITRIST Offlee 8ofll8; t to 12. 2 to 5 !Close at H0011 OD Tllun. - EaR Court SL, PomeroJ . ' : •• • •• . II . YOUNG FOLKS I • • • •• •• • •• • ••• • •• •• • •• • • •• •• • •• •• •• • •• ' • .... P-rey .I •• •• Encyclopaedla Britannica. •• "Alii said was: •• Show me afilter that delivers the taste aad I'll eat my hat." • •• •• dirt to go but on your walls about 2'12 • times as · much as Gas heat. generally h.,. no film.. No pl- ·for the Comfort. Gas heatin; systems hiVI •Balld lbl.,._ ............. ellctrk ,... .In end tlte...., II' IH rata. In man,.,....i:beJ£:olt41tftNncrwltttJ& ,.,.... .-. ·. . . .. •• .... oa AdmliiiODI Saturday -None Soturday Discharges __ Lucy Potts , c~eshir .u e,. Anna Tay1or, Middleport; Jane Ann Powell , Racine. Admlstlon• SUnday - Alfred Deck, Pomeroy; Vista Frank, Pomeroy. Pearl Collins, Pom· eroy; Howard Wesley Fry, Mid- was 364 feet tall aJld had 1 maximum diameter of 11 feet,· according to the you enjoy the best h""ting fuel available. owner prefer Gas? UNDERSEA MOUNT FOUND WASHINGTON (UPI)-A new undersea mountain has been . . . . discovered m the Pac1f1c, about 175 miles northeast of Rawail. The U.S. Coast and Grndetic Su;vey , said Su~ay that its ship, Su~ey~r, d1scover~ the p~ak, wh1ch 1s of ~olcamc origm. The agency saJd the moun. tain ill 9,700 feet high and rises to witllm 4,800 feet of the sur· lace of the sea. It is 11 to 13 miles across at its base. measured Lucas-A Great NarM In Paints. BecauM of This, If )'Oil h""t with Gas, you can • r~ght We can now expect at any Largest redwood tree warm, flowing air-much more comfort- There lo No Gimmick To Thlo Solo, Thlo lo NOT Off.Ciuollty Morchonclloo. Wo Simply Mull Moko Room For Our N- Llno of Lucoo Polnto. Boffor Hurry-5upplloo Are Llmltad I• Fat cJ. g~m Hanso~. Grove~ Sheep 4 to 8; Cull> 1 to 5; Bucks tim•. to ,.. carpet bugs placed Grueser !76 ; Barb Whtte 287 ; !• 4 ta 8; Fat Wethers 4 to 10. on sale Jn Washington stores. ' Becky Hawley 37_1; Chartsse • LAMBS - Tops 22; Seconds Hieronymous. Porter 360; Handicap 909; To- I• 16 to 20; Light Wts. 15 00 IB; tal .2303. Wnn 2 U>st I. • Common ~2 to 15. H1gh Team Game - White's 1 Melga Geueral Hospital Electric 820: High Team Series )• Any qu_estions?, sure Froo DellvoryMIDDLEPOR1', 0. 99% of the people who have a ·choic~. choose Gas for heating ·their new home. THEN READ THIS 20% to 25% Off I I sD party, hu to ohow Wo Aro Chellflng Our Complete Point Llno To I ~I it the time o( the offense. He tries to show he didnt the legal capacity to commit the crime. Since the Jaw NEED PAINT? Walnut or Blonde Fin ish Solid Cherry FRIDAY & SATURDAY April 9-10 "YOU'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG" -TechnlcolorJerry Lewis & Dean M.arttn · Nina Focb-Diana Lynn. "THE QUICK GUN" Audie Murphy Merry Ander! -Tec:hnlceler- n.- A•hwtillftl Collnol. • TONIGHT & TUESDAY "GET YOURSELF A COLLEGE GIRL" -TtchnlcolorThe Dave Clark Five-The Animals-Get~ & Gilberto· Jimmy Smith Trio-The Stan· deUs-Fuddie Bell-Roberta Linn and the Bell Boys-Mary Ann Mobley-Cbad EverettJoan O'Brien-Nancy Sinatra Fe1turette: Spoek To Me Colorc1rtoons Admission 7~c: & 40c Wedneld.y and Thurscl•r Aprll7.a NOT OPEN I - ZIP CODE_ L--------------------JAih ,...,bn•ltt~ ~ MEIGS THEATRE urd~a'ly'._e~v'."e~m~ng~a~t~th'."e__!h~o~m~e'.'o~f~~~~~~~~~!!~~~~~~~~~~~ I ITATI I I I ADDRESS I em I I I· NAMIE •• • pu.lkl ltrolu 11'1 _ , .,,II., whh Sale Ends April lOth I I a SAVINGS co.: PhoM WY 2-2171 •• • •• lrl:tll 111 fir lllttlgs at BRIGADE HEADQIIARTEIIS i'IIA .. I~ . ' 125 E. Main St. 1 Bob Miller, Mgr, Lo.a01 madt quiekiJ to Well Vitllnio Beoldants tltl'Ough our CITY LOAN & GUAIIANTY CO. here AUO SINGLE SIGNATURE LOANI •• • •• .R. H. 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"Piftll paid Anotr!Cin Alrlllots Astjt!lot KROGER CO. Dream Voootlcon for two. You wiLl vlelt ·~clllng Loo Angellt and San F,..c!IICO, Including 8 Employeea ot THE KROGER CO., Ill odvtrtll· ing agency and membarl of their f1millet ineligible. Gam• 11 void wher1 prohibited b)' Iors at Point Pleasant High School, attended tile 19th World Affairs Institute in Cincinnati IIII the weekend at lbe Netb· Hllton Hotel. The boyo attellled after win· teJt competition and were II t'::"'~ by lbe local Rolory lit The lnlllitute Is sponsor. eel by tho Cincinnati Rolory Club and the Crosley BroadceiiiIDI Company In cooperation with the Rotary Club of Oldo, Indiana, Kentncky and Weot VIrginia. The theme of this year's World Affairs Institute woo "The United Statea and IIFr••nce - O!d Allleo and New - 12-ct. pkj~. U. S. NO. 1 MAINE POTATOES c II A1L'LAI'II'A ' Start Playing "SUPER BINGO'' At Kroger -- -- --- ..• - - ~--- --· ·- ·- - ... ___ .,. ' ' 't ;· •., ' . ~ ·. 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O..dhn~ "' " ""•' CAN• '11:1.1 6'ttONI f'Oit.RJU'TIONI W'll 0+ 1e-roept"" ,.,., rt.• .,., Gntll 1:0(\ m Punll~t.."l .,,,. "'' .....,...,., t1lftl' ~ ._, .,. "-ted Cn<u·• ~ 1M .,,. ,..• •l<~r•R~>o• r•p .. •'"<< !mmoo.(II-••I:J """tr"llltt11•~... "'U! !tnt tw re1p<>n•U•I~ rotlf! O ~ •Da" 'lftl '"""',........ ln..nMa. ...... QU;m Motor Co. Rnhert Rannelltl of McArthur a recent International Farm Youth E1change student to Norway was the speaker at the Meigs County Holstein Club's ~~~REALAp:v~~wo llUlual dinner :neeting held at three, and lour Eastern High School Friday evho .th s enlng. 11101 '"' up to 30 year RllUlells showed slides and to pay' total Interest 5'1> per told of his experiences during 1963 Chev. lmp•la Super Sport Cpe. $2395 Lot-.. owned and lite new tn perlormauce and appearance. White fiailb. red buetet teail and vio.Yl trim. VB engine, PoweraJ.ide, PS, PB, radio and heater, fik.e new whitewall tires. bedroo.; 1963 Corv•ir Monu Cpe. $1699 110 b .p. engine. 4 on the floor. low mileage, jet black fin· ish, spotless clean vinyl interior, bucket aeats, eood W.W, tire&. nullo and beater. 'l.d t_,...M C111nt1 0 ~~;;.: ~8 r:t:e~-110~ ~~nro,m~:tltSMi~Jigh~ s~h~ ~~aS~LLE 1d' po•d ""t.hl" l(l llaya m rRA...rKS • osrrl.IA.ftQI U.i!5 IM !10 -..:.I'd m1D La!•Hn i:ldl admnrmLI word 1~ _ i . room He lived with eight different of life If 118 people only had I definite objective end worlted toward 'bat objective. William Eustice, .....,ntly employed as assistant Field Secrcblry of the Obio !ID!ateln Aosociation, ouggested construt> I've ways by which !IDblteln breeden might better tbeJT way Social News of 1i1e lllrouCb procrama ofler\. lllrbtra l.nhom and R 111 -n 1 ed by the State aful Notional ~. Door prileo ..,..., cJD. !ID!str!n IIB8C1Cialions. ' ll8ted by Plrter llroot., repr&Ml11 Emeatine Wood, Meigs ..,.Ina Cnrtla lt.oeedlrtg Senlce; Co!Wy Dairy Princestl, and Don Clair Woode, ~InC Cel>Srruth, who haa a Holltelu elub tral Ohlo BreedlnJ Auoolltion calf, were lnin>duced. Sugar Run MID, Kaull rood Entertaillment wu by tile Store, Provlco MIJIIq CompaEastern Trio, Wilml Atherton, ey lllld l•ndmarlt. Motllerl of tile 8en1on Dean oHerecl the 8 ~d r~~~t:a~! Pomeroy Motor Co. $NU,PY s.tto 11/I'I .DRrii=ut. • SORRY ABOUT VORE MAN SNUFFY GITIIN'KILT ...:..,. (((;~~')· -....- ... -.l-1 • f~ tt " . luv~ ' .""¥· .ol<ft',, ':'(~ SOCIAL :::ns •.: · ~ .. lo .. (SNIF·SNIF) .=E:. ~-:~ndtlle World's Movie Stars Come On Hollywood for Awards tt.ktuY QQOC.L .. - al trame home with bath. gas host famllies, assisted them tn 8 circulating heat, 1.2; acre lot. ::m:;rtyk. Total prle< $3500.110. Owner OF'F"l~ OOURI may assist In financing. t'vities as part . ol the IFYE HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-Movle are competing lor beot picture. 1:30 A. . M 1" 5.no P. Ill o.ll:o OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. . . tlmkJ -.8 Ill• A .JI to ll:IIO DOOr> RURAL - 20 acres near Route p~gram which lS destgned to stars from around the world Miss Andrews and MJas Rey· rT"S SO CAS"'I POMEROY, OHIO r"U PLAI'f. A 680, with 5 • room frame ?rmgbe:bou~ w;::ersta=~ converged on Hollywood today nolds are nominee• for best acfi.UL1..1 PRClDl.IC'lNG house, aluminum roof, f i r emg ld wee for the 37th aonual Academy tress. And Miss Hepburn will Wo\.NT AD FOR SALE place with Heat!lator, d u g w~ Blakeslee County Ex- Awards. distinguished by the present the Oscar to thla year's AflUL I For Rent 1957 TWO BEDROOM mobile welL $3500.110. Owner will ten~io." Agent, p;esented herd return to _popularily of big, winning actor. The Eastern Local Band PHONE WY2-2156 TttAJLER f{)tl! for rent. cl()."'e . eons1der land contract, certt'f!'cateo for producl!'on test· glossy rnusacals. Backstage excitement was Boosters meet Monday, Apto Laundrymar and schools home, 8 x 42 ft. WaH sen or FARM ood 120 8 Valley Lumber & Suppi)' Comtrade_ for larger trailer and aravel-;oad in ~~g~n r!wo- ing to James Gibson and Gene "My Fair Lady," "Mary Pop-- anticipated ln 1 face-to-face ril 5, at 7:30 p. m. at Eastem Notice d1ff WY 2 5457 •· Yost, Mr. Blakeslee alao men pins" and "The Unsinkable meeting ol Miss Andrews and High School. All parenbl ol 10..3-Uc: pay erence. · · ship, 2%: ·miles from Eastern tioned some of the opportunitie!l Mol1y Brown" were among the Miss Hepburn, who wu not in.,trumental musir: students pany. MJdd!eport 330 !tc 1 moJ ~o to d;H•:t!.: anG rour ro-1.,_, furn1~h• Hlgh •-•·-!. 1 San dY•s BeautY s , ron, ~IUU About 30 ac~s ~.., in Appalachia stating that leaders for awards tonight and nominated for best actress 1u pease try to attend. prem1~es formerly oceupted ed m:t ~mil!lhed apart· DON'T PUMP yflu sluggish sep.. for ~ultlvation, balance for through cooperative effort tbi! p1-ovided 1 trio of glamor tbe role of Eliza Do1ittle in :he Pomeroy Garden cJub bv Cliff'!l Shoe Repair Shop, menta WY i-6434 12 6 tfr tic tR.nk. Get Klean-Em-All pasture, some woods. T w 0 area might better its economic queens for the presentations: Fair Lady - the role which will meet Monday at 2 p.m. at 192 N 2nd St.. Midd!E>-port. fRAILER I..O'J'S _ free sew· septic tank cleaner. Land· good 8 • room houses (One community and educational way Audrey HepDarn, Julie Andrews made a Broadway star of Miss~ home of Mrs. Dor Scllaefer Permanent Special. 2 - SIO. d B t'ra;' mark Farrr. Bureau. with rwming water). baseand Debbie Reynolds. Andrews. The actresaes have With Mrs. E. W. Coatel u coage an wafer ruwo ·s u • 11 tl ment barn ~anary o t~l •-~Hairtul . stvling, shampoo "' c ' D' • u ""'"""' Both Fair Lady and Poppins been a center of controversy uu:ness. Jar' and two garages. $8500. TheodortUJ Co U Oa h~and set included. WY 2-5259 er Park (State Approved l Minersvllle, Ohio, Phonr WV HONDA motorcycle Al shape c. c. CUCKLER, REALTOR since Warner Bros. !!M!:lected lUlC ug ~o~~:n 3· 18-301 c 2-JJ2 _ and 773·5263 · 1 15 tic 41100 miles. Charles Smith, BOX %29 WY 1-3110 Miss Hepburn for the part. of America wiD meet Monday. 4 Stewart Gun Shop. Come to Hemlock Grove. Ph. WY 2POMEROY, OHIO In addition to Mlas Andrews at 7:30p.m. at the IOOF ball. and see all the new varmint Wanted To Buy 6671. 3 30 6tp 3tc and Mlas Reynolds, the nomi- Afollsocowiathel bomureetanlnd games wUI 4 2 rifles. reload in. g equipme_nt, ' SMALL LO--T- 'tn Pomeroy.- How·. ' nated actresses are Sophia Lor- The Ch te ,g. bl 5 ROOM bouse with bath and · 1 11 St 1 es r A un.ni l.ssocla· and accessones. re . uemg ard Mul len, WY 2-3782. 63 Corvar'r - $1,495 en (Marriage ta an y e), lion will meet Monday, April and repam ng. New and used an excellent 1960 50 x 10 MoAooe Bancroft (The Pumpkin Sth t 3 24 l2tc guns of a!l kinds. Depot St. Chfi'vrolet Coupe. ''770". Just bile home with awning and Mildred L.WeU to Nlch1ots L -Eaters) aod Kim St~nley (Se- Grad"e 7:30 p.m. at the Chester Rutland, Ohio. Pb. SH 2-4934, STANUING Timbt'r. Top cash arrived . Sparkling original patio located on 2 acres plot ll-nard, Eleanor E. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Car· w tAft ernoo~. ) SchooL All officen for finish. 4 speed shift on Cloor S R Th' . I .-u ance on a . e th1 year 1964 and new officers ld 3 16 ~!)tel price paid Marion Reyno s. on torys un. IS Is a rea '7.2 acres, Chester. roll returned home from Bos· Best picture nominations , · . Rutland, Ohio. 1965, anyone graduating in Coolville. Ohio Rt 3. Call · ld $ bargain at $7.500 was $8,500. \ Elber M. Johnson, Frances R. ton, Mass., where they went to t "ZA> b the Greek,. . 1 95 60 0 S. - 1•1 THE WISEMAN AGENCY wen ' l"'" th• reunion years of 1920• 1Wl.th after 1 o·c1ock . 6"7 LOSE WEIGHT Safely ... ·3"03 oJ • Johnson to Arthur W. Hendriek 11, see h'ts oldest son who h ad "Becket'' andr a''Dr. Strange. •w, Dex-A·Diet tablets. Only 98c 1·11-tlc! "98'' 4 Dr. Hard· Top . Power GI 6-3643 or 448-3798 Mamie Hendricks, 3.25, .75 acre been in an automobile accident 1 " 11 F . Lad ~. 1945, 1955, and all other k Dr S Steering and brakes. Finest _ ·-- ---- · ove, as we as aU" Y interested persons ar ... urged tit at Star 's ug tore . and best Olds. Hydramati~:. WILL SACRIFICE. Moving out Salisbury. there. On their way home they and Poppins. . . 3 12 aotc For Sale of state. Split level, stone Victor Perry, Dessie Perry to visited Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Competing for best actor are atte~. and aluminum siding, 3 bed- Robert Jones, June Jones, par· Cousins of E."t Liverpool. Rex Harrison (Fa ir Lady) An- MtddlejlOrt Garden Club will AU 'i'OMOBILE lnsuranct ~n EI.Et.:TXOLLX f:weet•er com rooms, carport. covered pat_l cels, Columbi~. Mr. and Mrs Di!Jon Taylor ·thony Quinn \Zarba), Pete~ Sel- meet Monday, April 5, 7 .~ 3f p. eanceUed? lost fQUJ' operapiete with attachments , spray Pom•roy, Ohio io. chain link fence, waiJ.to- Carl A. Ritchie to Roger moved to the home which was 1 e r 5 (Strangelove), Peter n •. at ~e Columbus and Southand O'Toole and Richard Burton em Oh1o Electric Co. Nancy gun. cleans like new Pay orr 1.....,,.....___....,.....,...__ _ _ _ __.1 wall carpet, fireplace, pano-- Ritchie, Larry Ritchie, 148., formerly owned by Mr. tor's u..,..7 Cell WY • 1 llill• balance of 7 payments, $6 AUTO SALES ramie view of Ohio River. Chester. . Mrs. Clarence Baker. (Becket). I Efaw, Home Ec\lnomist for each. WY 2-2575 I 1 6tc FOR SALE - 1956 Chevrolet New Haven, 882-3208. I Freda A. Rttcble, dec. ro Patricia Autherson celebrated A 0' I 8 I d the electric C<Impany will A · her 6th b1rthday . . her grand cton: Betty Williams Beauty Shop in ' "3 21 8tc I1La rry A · R1.tc h'le, Roger w1th .Too e. ur on an. presen1 lhe program WI'th a 1959 sv~acuse will re . open on SINGER automatic Zig zag all truck . 1.2 ton pick up . ! --=--=----=-~ Ritchie, Robert L. Ritchie, No- arents Mr and Mrs Carl Sellers are m London and will food demonstration entitled...A ' Chevrolet Biscavne 2 dr . stan-~ Bu•'rness Serv'rces Ia J . Chevalier, Helen L. Bar P • · · were not attend the awards. How- "'aste of Part's." April 6, Tuesdays. through!'· built in fe_atures. Hut! on 1101es, • Autherson Those present .1. WI 9-3443. ber, Afft'd. lor Trans., Chester. M J ·D . N k Oh. ever, should Harrison be pre1 The B. H. Sanborn Mt'ssi~dard transmission. tt b f d Fndays and evemngs by apancy E's1gns ~ews on u ons erty 31 1ey ewar v..-10 4 5 pomlment. Phone IVY 2-3990. etc. Just dial it. r.uaranleed. --;;;;-;;-;-:c=;;;;-;;-·- EXPERIE:'IICED Elva Dailey' and daughter, ofhtbe MlddiWIOrt 3 29 6tc Pay off 10 paynu.:nts. 1719 1962 VAL!ENT 2 dr. hardtop. R'tch' ar-ls Chester Judy, Sttversvllle, Mr. and Mrs. of the most dramatt'c acad- M aptist C urch will meet - -- -- - -- -- - each. WY 2-2575 4 I 6tc ' 1e, P '" • · J' A th nd M Will oncay evening al the church Sale or Trade -------- · Rolph Jarvts, upstairs apartAUTOMOBILE Robert L. Ritchie, Dorothy Jm u ersoo a "· emy memory - the girl whom at 7:30p.m. Guest speaker will 7 ft. dothes closet and 2 ror· ~ent next to Rutland Furni- . M. Ritchie, Nola J. Chevalier, of Syracuse. many academy members be- be the Rev. George Siddall of 1 BEDROOM HOUSE with gas m'"· size 11 and 13· WY 2· ture, Rutalnd, Ohio. Darrell P. Chevalier, Helen L. Mrs. ()rna Aulherson and lleved should have been nom~ Plattsburg, Ohio, who will speak 4 1 Stp furrace and concrete d• Jve- . -~· AND Barber, Rarm~nd Barber ~ daughter, Mrs. Elva Dailey at- flated - making the presenta. on "Migrant Workers Among way. Will lake house trailer WE G~L7 A;:::D,--Li"''"'toa-n--a--;B:;-Iu_e_L;-u:-:s. Larry A. Rttchte, Roger A. Rlt· tended the hymn sing at the tion to her co-star. !spanish Speaking ol Ohio." He 1 in r,·ade. Melvin Little, Chetre Carpet Shamp<10er with fbr Ramoler Freedom Gospel Mission church Also unable to attend the wm illustrate his talk with film 1 Chie, parcels, Chester. shJre. t 2 6tp purchase of Blue Lustre CarWorld Standard ot Compllet Sherman Ballengee, Eva Bal· Sunday. event were Miss Loren, a pre- slides. pet Shampoo. Baker Furni· El~leoer lengee to Jimmie L. Hobbs, par· Mrs. Susie Burch etltered the vious winner who is at her APRIL • 81 Help Wanted lure. Middleport. 3 30 6tc 1 car room, rtdo aad per Q8 eels. Dexter, Salem. hospibli at Athens last week. home in Rome. and Miss Stan- Chesler Council Daughton ol --formNnPe. Small l''lf eeuoum_,. William B. Jefferis, dee. to Thos•• who called on Mr. and ley who is tn New York City. America will meet Tuesday at w;~n:o,_ Man with or with· CHAIN LINK wire, 6 ft. tall, and biUty WY 2-2143 Pomor<~y 0 out, cham saw. Phone WI 9- anv anJount, 50c a ft., like maaagera 1 ~- "-C"-"'':·:::~~~.,....-·_.. Lucy Mae Jefferis, Charles Mrs. Lawrence Johnston were But almost all the others will 7:30 p.m. There W1!1 be initJa. 3043. a 31 6tc ne~. B. M Cooper, Langs. Me See BULLDOZER WORK, equip- Jef~eris, . ~ucy Cole: Paul Jef- Mrs. Edward Bush and grand- be at Santa Monica civic audi- tior: and all mer.1bers are urged tropotilaa Motol'l ped with winch. Big or small ferts, W•l.•am Jeffens, Frank~in children, Sheryl and Tommy torium where comedian BoD to be present and wear white. M•" ~~~~"c:! 1 ~!·~!!~• !:~~ 1 ,o.,• ville, Ht. 1' SH 2 •54 ~· 23 12tp E Mt1io 'Street. l'nmerOJ job. Call daytimes WI 9-3151, L. Jeffens, James E. Jetrerls, Roseberry, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hope will emcee the two-hour District Four of the EUB ~~~!~!~~. 'i!:'"~~n·~r;ea ~";~";;;:,~~ Plaeae Wt Wll7: 22 Uc evens, WI 9-3089, Gene Bar- Cert. for Trans., Chester. Ours and two children. Mr. televisioned show beginning at Men's Brotherhood will meet at rn1n1n1 o.nu• •Pit"'"'f!d lbpoor•..nr, - - - - - - - -nett, Racine, Ohio. and Mrs. Gary Van Meter and 7 p.m. PST (10 p.m. EST). the Enterprise church Tuesday u•u•u, un11..-n••I"J II"Rt:J lnfnrm• Come One! Come Alii 1101 on Jona. '"'"'"1"'' ~ .. , ....., .. "'• ' Real Estate For Sale 3 29 30tc CANNES TENNIS TOURNEY family, Mrs. Louise Van Met. evening. Ross DuvaiJ of Belpre. WriT• lndQ f'Ylnl n•m• adt1••• •nil I. FUN- PRIZES ----:-;-;;;;;;::;;:;;::;::;,- - - CANSES , France (UP I) - er and Nicki, Mrs. Mary Kay 'd 1 'II be 10 · ch pMn• ~· -AUlTiliNt..:l!:l\ pres1 en , WI al·ge. 1 ~:::f; "s..=~· o~~;"'_•m_, I REFRESHMENTS I FOR SALE : Modem 5 room Comp&e• 8ervtet Istvan Gulyas o[ Hungary beat Greer, Mr. and Mrs. Maywood Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES, frame home in Syracuse. with Ctm ~ford Australias Colin Stubbs, 6-2, Johnston. will neet Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. ROOM BOARD AND care for b th 13 bed ) Ia t 'l Th ·u a • rooms rge u 1· •lrftf . I'II'IMHI • CealW 1-6, 6-0, 6-2 Sunday to win the . Lindsey Taylor returned home ere WI be initiation. elderly lady. Private home ity room, double carport, gas APRIL 7 in counlry. Phone VI 3-2607 furnace, fully insulated, wall A. c. BRAII.... IRD men's singles tille of the to Murrysville. w. Va ., after The M thodl Baclae, 01r1t Cannes International tennis visJtlng Mr. George Taylor, \l!r. e It Women's So-or VI 3-2602. 3 30 Lfc I to wall carpeting. birch cabilet . c·~·ti ·- ' Ill S t1 tfr tournament. and Mrs. Albin Taylor and By pan, NEWSOM c Y 10 1u·.~a an .-,.:TVIce w nets. Shade and fruit trees, h Jd the' 1 1 Emp Ioyment W _•. n_ t ad_ 1 ....., lor Fay Toyne took the women's children. UP! Fore!~ Newo Aaalylt o If annua spr ns meet. shrubbery. Large lot adjoin- '~e•·•·· "" 16-1.... B""d'-·· 1111 . . . . . . ....,.... •In<~ Wec!n-•AVAfLABLE FOR baby sitting ing available for sale. Close new bom... Built 1n l:ltcb- crown by roppling Patricia MeMr. and Mn. Raymond Kerns Notes from the 6trelp newa ...,., """"Y• April 7, at lull or part lime. Tel. WY 2- ! to school aiJd church. Very eoa, otorm windows, altm> Lenaughan, 8-3, 6-0, lu an all- moved from the Mr. Joe Circle cables: ~r•: ~ Olurch lu GalGilt. 3 18 tic reasonable. Grady c r a i g, lnum siding. cau Guy Nell· Australlan final. property to Morniog Star. Soviet Calendarr po · Marlon Brown of l' k Syracuse, Ohio, WY 2-2810. 1er Ra · Ohi0 • • Bobby Burk 811d James JoJm. Regardless of reported peace the lnterboard_CotmcU, who baa avestoc ' cme, Busrneu Services oon, Rutland, •lalted tl!elr an- leelera from Viet Nam, the leo). !oared mllllon8rJ FrOJocll • ' 4 1 tic 12 21 FRESH young oow with heifer WILSON'S car wash. 160 PJIII cle, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell llrMr lug ln. Moocow 11 tbat Nortb l'lllllllllbe world, will be 111e dt!l. Bessie Oliver, Rl. 1, FOR SALE-Mlddleourr·a tal]. HEATING, l'lllmlllll& St., Middleport, Oblo. Pbono and family. Mr. and Mn. Viet Nam IIW haa allown oo cuest epuker, Rutland, Ohio. Phone SH 2esr buildlllg, toceted 351 N. """"- &nold Bl•••a. WY U115. I 17 llOic Gent Barnette and flunlly of eviden<e o1 a deliA to lll!lotiate 'lbo Pomeroy llbabaperue c~RD Carpenter I JJ!cArthur IFYE Student Reports ROUSE FOR SALE, Harriaon· •llle. No dowo payment. SH 2-Mell. t 2 12\p • per IO'ord on• \~"" \llolrniiiJI t:huJ• lll1 !!llllb l:l CtM• p.rt wnrd for nu.. 'IJD 1ecutlv• oooertlllna !!oil ""' e.n• 01~""1111"1" OD IJ«<d .&< omfl t Pomeroy .L & ....,..,. ll"a t Wonl 2 SIGNS .-ahne~~ttn fli:UVl .-'1 1'101'111 r~, Apr. 5, 1965 ~ . .s "C.tD.'l .- CALENDAR ~ ~ LrLAINft . COULDN'T I-lAVE E wm . .,..._ AOB08tJ :L Latin tor bll'd ·1,_.. "II Property T f rans ers I I , ;;.~:r RfU:h~it~hieLarryCarol~ ~~- APRIL SHOWERS PARTY ApriiS-9-10 1695. = 405 PRIZES 4 5 8tc FRESH COW for ..le. WI II2311 4 2 Sic Come In oncl ,..tstw. ~Dire No purch- .,...... ry. THREE SHOAT pigs. 125 ibs., eTHURSDAY THE 8TH ~- 110 each. Pbone WY 2-6279. Dick McCoy & His All 4 I 3tc Walder Demonstration :-=,-,--=--=-Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, ·veterto- eFRIDAY THE 9TH arlao, large and smaU animata. Nancy Efaw, elec. co.,. Washington St.. Rav.,.. peny home economist, wood. W Va. Phone 273-4271 continuous demonstration Office bours , Daily 4 to S p. eSATURDAY the lOth m. I 26 tic Mr. Cartoon from WSAZ3 - 10:00 A.M. to 12 For Rent Noon 1st FLOOR FURNISHED, I ' e EXTRA TV STAMPS bedroom efficiency apartment 1 Fr• At Super s.,.,tco Middleport. WY !r3874. Stotlon, drivo In 3 31 tic :-==:-=-c==--.POMEROY I ROOM HOUSE, electricity, Jeck W. CarMY, water inside, sarden space, PHONE located on River Rd., heWY 2·2111 tween New Haven and Gra-1~~~~~===~=~ bam. Writ.e to Mrs . Lillian M.l Allen, 1836 Lisbon St., East 14FT. BOAT, motor, trailer and liverpool, Ohio. 3 31 etc equipment, $550.110, blonde ___ dm' ette set. •~ .110. totoliller, FURNISHED HOUSE, 5 rooms 75.110. Phooe 11-3222. and bath in Pom.roy. Can ~ --Howard CeciL WY Z-5262. 11163 Herri-Gold seat Medallon 8110 W. Main St. 3 30 tfc Mobile Home. 55 • 10, car· ----- · - - peted, 2 bedrooms, solid oak HOUSES AND Apartment fur· paneling and walnut cabinela. bished and unfurnjshed, all Like new. WY 2-3016. ~ires. Phone WY 2-1267. • 29 Stp • 3 24 l2tc 128 1:. WI ·-====:-::--:-:::-c-- -- - - MODF.RN 6 rooms and bath 19~ MOBU.E home, 10 l 51 ft . • apolrtment. Middleport. Ph. In good ohape. Call Cbe•hire WY 2-3121. 3 24 lfc 361-T/23. Forest Smith, Box _;;_~:_-:--;=184, Cheshire, Ohio. 3-27·12tc SEVEN room with bath _ ~ .. _ _ _ _ _ and full basement In Syra- HAY for sale. See or call Ancuse. Pbolle WY 2-24~5. drew Cross, Letart Falls. CH I II lie 7-245%. t-Htc I .;:-:;:;~-;;;;:::;;::~~:;U;::c ,!tr;~ ':edlepo;;:: at Oblo llotel. 5 ROOM HOUSE with bath and an excellenl 1960 50 x 10 mobile home with awning and patiD. Located on 2 acres It S po on rorya Run. This is • real bargain at $7,500 was $8.500. Ph. The Wiseman Agency, Gl 6-3643 or 446-3796. 4 5 2tc TIRE RIOT at Newells -Sunoco, Chester, Oh.io . Celebrity Tllbelesa, black. New Size 6110 x IS replaces 600 x 13 16.05, 115() x 13 replaces 6W x t3, $17.95, 735 x 14 replaces 7110 x 14. $18.95, 775 x 14 replaces 250 x 14 $19.95, 112> x 14 replaces 800 x 14, $2l.95 , 855 x I replaces 115() x 11 $23.95. Prestige tube type, 775 x 15 replaces 670 x 15 $15.95. 815 x 15 replaces 710 x 15 $18.95. 845 X 15 replaces 760 X 15, $19.95 . 670 x 15 ENnomy Saf!rae $11 .95. All prices plus tax. All $3.110 for white wan. 1 5 61 p 818 l!uf llabr - . _ r- L o. McCoy, Auctmer. Trail>- Bashan. lllld Walden Roberta of 1 ceaae-llre. U.S. lllld South ....,.. , _ f t ~ ed nperi...,ed, Chesler Oblo. Pomei'Of •lslted the Greers. VIet Nam warplaneo are limitMr. and Mn. Lawrence JoJm. ld 81 111 targets IIKI 10 far the 1 ' t lie 1M! ~. ~ aat1 ston and Carl, Mr. 11K1 Mn. war ta 1 1o1 dreaper lor Nortb HoaU.C CUilTOM buldll!l'llla ud Ralph Johnson 1111C1 Mn. Mary Viet Nam 111 maintain than 11 W 111tllle, Ung. Plall ll.ekr, ~ WY Kemo viaited Mr. and !ln. 11 for the United stalel. Brod ,_ oewor ...,...,,, l-3510. 12 I Uc Paul 0ur1 IIKI children. Coola111 let IH Tropia: We lion oDInsurance Mr•. Edro Bush vlaited ber Relatltms between tbe PldlllpModi1lster, Mr. ·Slld Mn. Lawls plnea IIKI DeJit.door DOighbor Jn. PHOTO CopymJ Senlce. Cop- Young, Pomeroy. · doae8la appear to be beading CoD WY W17t IIIJ • NIIDt lea made ,. lepl papenl. Mr. and Mn. LareiJce BUilt eteadlly downward. ll'illpblol ' • 11o btrtiJ recorda 111111 almool IIIJ and daujlhltr, Connie, Racine have become wary of tl!o large INCOME TAX Service, Jolu> etber 401!111!10D111. Route, and Mr. and Mn. Milo lllllllber of lllegallndorJe81an ensoo . Simpson Insurance Ag· lleaata- " ' - " - .,_.., Nugent and Betty of Beaver, lrlllll In their IIOUibern iallllldl ency, Room 6, Coats BaM I • llo Pa., visited Rev. and Mr1. Jolm lllld auspec:t thai of lbem, ing, Middleport. GUARANTEED, renewable for Buacll recently. COIIIing from a nation where the 1 20 tfc tile tw.pilall!atioo. lsaued Mr. and Mn. Lehew In d Commamllta are active lllld Inat o11 agee. Phone WY Ul88. family of Don:ul movld to o-tlal, are aecurlly riab. The SMALL z 18 Uc the borne they purchaled recent arrest o! 14 ll'illplnol Ill ~ from Mr. lllld Mn. WU!tam Ab,. lndollesla, two of them report. ENGINE REPAIR FOR SALE - One reglater~ Ies. ...nu held ••......;. lQ, ~ '-'-• ~ OD c--...~ -.wa Engllah setter, cme year oicL Mr. and Mn. Murl Wilt and "slrclll81y IIJ!i.Communlat," boa Wright PoW<tr Sawe Also 8 pointer pupa. Phone daughter, Murlta, Rav-ood, coutrlbuted further to tile falliDg WI 11-2171 · W. Va., vlalled biB parenta, Mr. out bet....., the two nelghbon; -:;=-;;::==-===--=-:::;- ' •·-•1111 - I SoiH & Sorvico ,._ ArU West ZOrbllllaloa · FOR SALE - Modem apart. and '""'· e . : metJI bUilding. Two lltree • Mrs. Mike Evana and Wes- French offlcialtl believe Roo Lawn Mowo,.room- apartmenta with sepa· ley Cozart of Stlversvllli! vial~ ale's """ ambassador to Parli Fa• Go Kom rate utlllties. Large comer ed Mr. and Mn. West also. Valerian A. Zorln, who tlkea np WILCOX SERVICE lot. Located 1u Chester, 0. Mrs. Edwanl BUilt received bil poet thil weet, Ia COIIIing Coli 1185-4015. 4-Utc word of the Iudden death ol 10 Paril with orders to tallt: """' ;;o;;;-<;7;-;;---o--::::=-.:112 5/. 'T~to~~~~ .MM~d\~oort MACIDNERY ~--tgnm·eiit her brother·ln-law, Mr. Ray ious busineu with the Frencll FOR SALE - t room house, ""~ J hn rp 1 government The French doUbt basement, large porch, two Sale: Sponsored by th, Meig o son o 011"-'Y vana. he W fis, Fr acres ground, on old Chester , FOR SAL~Venetian bUilds. County JWlior Fair Board Mrs. Maywood Johnston visw o a new ancoRoad Phone WY !r26127 April lOth, at 10:30 a. m . o~ ' iled relatives and friends at Soviet alliance. But they belt";t · · all kinds. Venetian blind rethe Meigs County TUppers Plains recent!). be may make ..,.lolu eflorll to 1 5 12tc pairs. Window and porch Grounds Anyone wlahlng to Mrs. Louise Van Meter and oplll France further from lbe "'FO;;:R;;-;;S;;A'L"'E~:•r.o-=n=g:-t=e-=rm financ- shades. all kinds. Cloth awnC<Insign ·machinery. contact: \ Nicki visited Mr. and Mrs. United States and Gr. \Britain. ing on all modern 3 bedroom ings. Dale Wippel Supply, 21~ Jim C.mahan, Racine, Ohio. Lewto Johnston and family of N. . Paooporll: .. _ ranch style home, Chester Union Ave., Pomeroy . Ohio. ho I .,. R. k l Minersville Route The French sovernment plaOI 3 18 301 p ne W ll-27vo, or tc . . I Roed near State Highway Ga· c Kobientz, Chester, Obto, Ph. ' Miss Judy Sayre received soon to Issue "a le_rglc ~· rage. Approximately $1500 EXPEFfENCED dressmakiog 9 - 5. Sale conducted 0y, nice gifts at her shower which . ports" printed In Frenc!_J ..., down, balance like rent. Ph. and alterations. Phono WY ~ The Bradford Auction Com· was given at Portland School I English to be carried bY IliaWY 2-S3.1'1. 3 31 tic :1271. I 11 alltc pllllj'. I :11 1311: .Frida~ oveoiDg. l betico -and l1lher · IIIII.,.. lrOIII au. I Fatrj c~",!!~:Sm.!'.~~ a ...... A .., ..,..u.,. ve. tn.. APRIL I The Pall Councilors of TIJeo. "": Cotmcll DalljJblen ol AID- ::!'. a't wW meet Tburaday oven...., the bome If Mn. Arnold Hayes of Middleport. KlarpHrJ Mr,. 11K1 Mn. Buet: Ropn receoUy viaited wltb Mr. IIKI Mn. W8)'110 Beal and family, After beiDa awe)' 101' the wiD, ter, Mr. IIKI Mre. Nev Wblti ud fArm11¥ have ,...... 1111* to their bome bare. · Mr. IIKI Mn. Walter ~ man ...,.. lllternooa ~ ,. Mr..... ··• u - muu • ..:. walUI. ..., niiiMIIIl ~· Mr. lllld Mn. Dan Reeo • ltld wllb 1..- llstar and llll1tl1' ir-111-law, lfr. lllld- Ralpll WbtJe bin,,_ alan vlaMo CarL . -• oil .,, .... ~' Llwcll KlnJ. Mr. bd 111'11. V1r1B Carl aDd Mr. aDd ll!w. ~ Cid · Hr. IIKI lfrL - ~ lflldaiJe 11*11 aa I'IC!illtll)' wlill eov.. 4.Plac6 6.Toapat ..,..,. e. Kertt 7. Blbli e11~ Dant · st,Voblclo .. 21.PU!era !K,T..,... about 1!1. :Male -~ L lllalp'o m:nployee I.Cnnrn . Jl.llmoll ave!encll• )3rldp. """"'Y fill li8.Natlveot ~.Bal!ep- •. lii.Gatrmaa ~.:., pubUo -..hlole IIO.Newt 88.Jtwkl& montla II. tndtot ,..., ........ otec. ·-ot -_,. II.GIO'RI So. Am. 113. Jof.ove DAILY ClBYPT0Qll01'E - Here'& how to wo.rk Itt 1o- Alt'I'DLBAAllB 1/. "How ' w~ld YOU lib tO'h a f t - all JGU a ahlp off tM old l!pgt,.lle•d2" ___ II LOJfG:I'J:LLOW LITTLI! ORPHAN ANNII Clltelett.. olmpJ:r llland> tor -"'""· In t1>1o .mple "tor the three L'l X for th8l two O'a, etc. B1n&ie letters, llPG.. trophie~. tbe ~eniur,. ud tormatton of the ward.t are a.ll h:nt.. Eacb day tbe coda Jettera an different. Me....,. Tbna Frtdaya 6 ,110 -SliD-On. 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Teeta U5 World Nne b 46-Biller Fumltan Show 1:00 'ftle Jim Mee• Show 1: 10 Sports TodoJ (-Wid.-Auctltln) Frt, Show) 1:30 SUIIdown Serenade 1:11 Wutber g,oo·Ntwe 1:80 SliD 011 1:11 Musical CIO"k 1, 011 am IIWer &row ....,.,.., 8:51 Com.nunlly NIWI 9 011 Collet Wltb Jontl 7:10 Sip On- Army Hour 1:00 Talk of the '1'oWI 1~ ' 110 SWaP Shop 7:1111 NIWI 1:16 Maeoo CoiiiiiJ New• 10, II Momma Medltallona 8:00 Jl'rench City ljlaptlat PubHc Service 10,30 11m MWor Show ClnJreb 10: II FamllJ Worsblp Hour IO,Gloluoo Air· Prpl (Tuea.) 1:10 Sunday Show 10:10 LolchS'<IIlJ 10,41 f'lmll1 Wonblp ('l'bun.) 1:30 'ftle Billie 8peab To Newo Beat 10 ,41 A.S.C. Prpl (Poll 1:~ Willi. lllpll To Ploplt Montini Melodlea llbltlda) (FrldaJa) IO:GO 'ftle Good IJft ncepl Friday, Cburdl ll ,iJO, ~ IG: 16 Report Bella RID& n:GII -.l'llll''t Coan117 Jamet!OII 10:80 llaDda7 Show World Nen u :G CouDirJ &,ma 11:10 Tho QuliC Hour llill Mu41D County Nen . . Tlmt IUO N1111 Commnnlty Newe 12:00. CPIIIIII Blodt Nen 11:11 'l,'bt a.mt~~a•a Hour ht ·"' Local Newa 12:10 GIOIIIC'IIlllllllllar (Prl) ll:liO 1'111 Rw. IWU. Teall Markell b 10 Larry ADtlenoa llbqw 1:01 Tho 8uDdaJ ll!low1:111 lltll W81tber 3:00 .Jim IIIII lllow 1:10, '11M ltw. IIIU BulletiD Boenl l ;li ·:BIMUur , Auto 8llow 1:00 'l1lt Rw. Alldmr NIWI 0 Gl'llllll 12:10 CouniJ Apnl ('1'1111-Tinlr.) ··~ , . Rw. JIGieilt· t ·IO ..NIWI (lAeli) 1:10 'ftle 8uDdaJ llboa!caa IJ:G CoulllrJ Go Roollll 4:41 ·Jim .,.. 8bolr 1:10 8aplllt LQm.lll't 1:1111 NIWI Beat i:Oio!IIWI 1:00 Tbo llwldoiiiii!II'IIIIICII · 1:80 c-u, Go llotmd li:OI · .11m .,_ 8llow t:IO ... ~· NIWI 11811 ooaar-man•a ~-M! I WOULDN'T GUESS TI-l" ffiU. HI I A~Quola- :I'LIZS WMPO llr Ht.ROLb lit. IIKI Mn. Dana Mli!Tay. Mr IIKI Mn. Vlrlll Ktnc ~ flmliy Ylltted wllb Mr ltr:ldef . ., ' --~ 13. To:ro a ... - l.lloiiClotlo 1. Oottlll&lon plump aspoDod, as mea& JO.lllgh Brake Service Bl ftnarS LANDMARK' S BlG SPRING FLING·... U.Bay ~o~..-: Wheel Aliqnmenf Foreign News C ommentary ••• of llllbr. !'I. Epoch l&.Onrty m· .::. .!!"" 11.- :L- :Je.Populu =~~h~~:::t ~ou~~~ H::. 1 ~ry1·rstSo8ciety r-===--•·---·- ---,1 """ --- - - -.._ --__, uow• u. KA>nuloa7 14.Ripped li.Apla.J' on words 81 aeHnars ~P attAm&. 10. Sepan.tea ° .._ flW>4 u .JI.Pub I. Coat Old Town Flats sOCie. ty N0f es I . DAILY Mr 1. ·" dlronlo lllliDents Uable to sudden lla The " " ~ bec:odiltrpselbu.ted by pusportal , '".. . . . 1ami Y doctoi11, wW list 1)']>11 of treatment ~ illdtYI\Ila 111lloot ltand. ' , �...... . ·~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~4~-· -_.:;;:.:~:: - ··~·-~·~·~:=~~~:~~~:~~;=.:;~~~=~~~~~~~~~~...-~~----~~~~~~~::.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:r = ,,< t 'I • ,. ~ • ............. ., ......... ... _ ~ NOW JOU ODUW Dr. T. Jay B~dshaw Optometrist OHice Hours: Tuesday & Thursday Call: Wy-2-3279 ' Ill ... !diW • • ~ ·~ , VOL XVI At Ingels .. ~ NO. 301 ' • a1. y . enttne • Ill !'li. lleip.M- Ar• De..ted !'o I'M ,..,.,...,. POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • TUESOA Y, APRIL 6, i965 --- ------- --- ___ ..... ___ _ •• ~--- -- .. - ---........ . • SAVE! BIG PATIO BUYS WITH A FULL SEASON AHEAD ! lallo Andrew• Rex Harrison M 0 N I C A, Calif. Andrews and Harrison co-star- (UP!) - Julie Andrews. Rex ring as Eliza Doolittle and HenHarrison and ''My Fair Lady" ry Higgins. It became the most RegattaShow p anned 1 ~· were reunited at the pinna~le successful musical show in his- · of show business today With tory. Ac&demy Awards for best ac- I I Andrews, Harrison, Make History with 'Fair Lady' SANTA A Minersville !Choolboy was left leg, possible fracture of the : dent took plar>e at 11 : 15 a.m. seriously injured when he was right arm, and head and Inter- Monday on Rt. 124, thi"E"e tenths struck by a car whlle waitin8 nal injuries. He W!lls taken to 1' a mile north or Syracuse. for a school bus at 8 a.m. to. · Veterans Memorlal hospital by Cars driven in opposite direcday, '-ccording to the Ohio the Pomeroy Emergency squad. tios by Carl Circle, 19, Rt . 1 State Patr~>l . His condition was The accident is still under in· Racine and Clarence Hayman , re!X)rted fair at 11 a.m. vestigation. 71, Long Bottom met on a sharp Michael Imboden, S, waiS wait- Michael is the son of Mr. and curve. Circle was left of eening for the .school bus and was Mrs. Calvin Imboden of Miners- ter and the cars sideswiped. apparently on the river side of ville. About two years ago his There was only minor property Rt. 124, when he ran across the llO-year-old brother was fatally damage. highway. He was Jtruck by a injured at the Syracuse Post . Meigs car driven by Sally Ball, 24, Ath- Office when he too ran across J Circle was cited to ens. the highway. !county court for being ldt of The boy received a fractured Another Meigs county acci-...:l.:ce::n.t:e:.:r.:_.- - - - - - - - Harrison won the Oscar Mon- tr~u. best actor and best pte- day l'!ight at the 37th annual ture ot 1964. Academy Awards for his recre- Plans were discussed for the Crow's Town and Country R~-~ the "Yiiss America'" All made theater history nine at.1rtn of the Higgins role. while June 18-19-20 boat regatta here laurant. in lhis area has been granted years ago when Fair Lady Miss Andrews captured the when the Pomeroy Chamber of Willis Leadingham, regatta . to the local group. He sa id it open~~ on Broadway with Miss (Continued on Page 2) Commerce met Monday at chairman, said the franchise for ' is planned to have the prelim- Redwood is Everyone's Favorite for LongWe•r UMBRELLA--TABLE riltlng umbrella In colorful canvas, print lined .. Light, sturdy aluminum table , pole SPECIAL 39·95 pOmeroy ASkS fOr $525 000 for tho f Choose just the pieces you have room for and 2 Chain CoffH Tobie 79·95 ' • • Innerspring cushion in solids and prints. Rust·proof aluminum frame . Back ad· justs to 5 positions. big Hvings on nationally known m•k•• of furniture , 9S 29 LOW PRICE even a rocking chair is included. Spe- cially priced. thf'rE firm of Athens is ·i¥1' Feds, p j•ICe S • $305 000 M~yor lllroug~ I TANNE~ILL I eize Jn CleveJand 1£~ Commissioners T p hase Motor Grader ' t~e th~t e~eriMr. :t eCHAIR eROCKER J~>hn som"!~es d~nt arms. Georg~ I a~~n ~:st: intox~c:ti~~-· H:~:n. f~rfeited n~ b~nd :~ ~perator. l wr,:; o.·- WORLD There's a wealth of new ideas waiting for you, in addition to the one shown with Its decorative base and comfortable alopina $11·25 tf~d th~ .::~~CI:~~~ Th~· NEW GLIDERS ARE SILENT AND ALMOST AS COMFORTABLE AS A BEDI SEE THEM! CHAIR•nd CHAISE, ONLY_ llDW I ~~~ !'.J!':'a~~\~ ';;;~~~g~o ~';.~ ~oposal, • FrH p•rking on our Second Street lot eGLJDER EXCITING VALUES! w be 2 re~atta ~hat ~~at HERE'S AMETAL GROUP FOR EVERY PATIO IN TOWN Good looking, colorful, practical and disabled Jlft'IODI caa lbe ;cahno:~~i~.~~ 8~~dg:~~~~u~t~~ gt':~';;';·a~ii~;:I'J~:e~~:heir Bette Hobstetter. 13. Pomeroy 7th grader. and John roy. fOrtu~te ~btaln s~ch • Big Hlections- prompt delivery Hrvlce Jo"oo Williamson of R. D., who lo employed In lumbus, underwent major at St. Anthony Hospital ~.~:~~s on Friday. Sbe is ~ In Room 158, --- ~sstble e For UNDERGOES SURGERY Monday Sponsored by Scripps Ho·-1rd newspapers - The Citizen Journal in Columbus - the winner at Columbus of selling advertising lor tbe will go to Washington. D. C. - - - -gram book and booth space I later for the National Spell- 1pupils !rom the fifth. through to Clerk llorolby Johnotoa. ·the parking lot. The firm . B Ill d board offl•e o· . . . . 80 bouths Wl'll ,_ mg ee. the' -&ra .~ ...... ·• Miss Hobstett..: won her trip WlJenCj!ISHWo .,;ere left. her ' May¥,. Legar reported he has Will be opeD from I aatn ' to the Slate Bee Monday night •opponent. Dana Snoulf'f. also filed iii: application for Appa- WASHINGTON (UPI)-House p.m. Monday !Woagb Friday. BETHEL, Ohio (UP!) _ Tbe Olber projects In the . at the Pomeroy elementary a 7th grader, missed on I h o lachia aid totaling $525,000, but Republicans went before the Tbe only matten to H deeld· proposed route of the Appalach- ning stages mclude a S{'hool by outspelting 19 other word ··taught." Bette spelled it Bdded Pomeroy would be very House Rules Committee today ed by Meigs voters, wJib the ian Way through Southern Ohio water and sky show the -- ·· - - ---·-- - - · -····· cor rP('tly. then drew "'teleto a grant to launch a counter--attack on exception of Middleport \'U- is running into opposition. less weekend. . iphone.'' which she also spelled f&r cmstructiOn of Its sewage President Johnson's program !age wbere a primary election than two weeks after its disclo- satd the Pomeroy and I 0 Icorrectly to win . Snouffer Is treatment facthties. for health care for elderly per. Js scbedaled, are &be state- sure j port fire departments and the alternate. Legar, however, added sons. wide boDd ilaaa. Deadline for O. H. Sharp of this Jaycees will be in charge JOHN _ An estimated parents and 50 h;om"::y Rep. John w. Byrnes, Wb,, voters lo AprU 2t. Clermont County viUage oald concessions. .I fl'iends of the students attendsponsor of an alternate GOP ~¥JtTiiill~:Rill!l7~ the proposed route fads to take It Is expected 200 boats _wli Three Assessed ed the match in Pomeroy direct-. 1 was scheduled a•. the · · into account the need for an he launched on the Ohio River Fines by Court ed by Mrs . Martha Husted with Jach' first witness as the committee evacuation route b'om periodic Pomeroy to participate In Three persons were fined and Mrs . Theodosia Frecker, Miss Pomeroy mayor said he opened its second day of hearOooding of the Ohio River. He championship boat races forfeited a bond Mon- CLEVELAND fUPf\ - Gov- . Helen Smith and Mr. Ellt 8 has received a letter from AI- mgs on broa~ened . health said Ohio 125 1s overburdened 1 at Will carry 8 purse . day night in court action by Mid. Young .as Judges and Supt. dl bert Giles at the office of Ohio care-Social Security bill con0 UfC ! with traffic during such emerg~ $2.500 ~nd trophies, accordmg Mayor Lee Smith·. :;~~:n~~~:sina~~;~ci~l.i)~: Schools Charles Gibbs, pronounAppalachia Aid in Columbus ask- taining the John~n plan. encies. to Leadmgham. William Wayne Russell , 18, cer tng that the Ohio Department of The committee lS e_x~cted... to Sharp hopes to rally mayors Chamber member ~re~ , 1 was fined $S and Monday· believed to be the Miss Hobstetter, daughter of Health be contacted to learn if approve . the admmtstratJOnin Adams and Brown cmmties, reported no apphcatmn on a stop sign violat ion lou:-gest _amount_ of cash and Mrs . HobstetL W which also border the Ohio, be- federal aid m the proposed se~ze~ m_ a smgle gambling ler. 1669 Lincoln Height.s. is an the town has completed all the backed bill for a Ooor vote lat0 1 1 20 er this week. House passage is The Meigs COW!ty eommls- hind his position. struction of an airport for . a~~K ~ s •, f ' ratd m this country. honor roll pupil, is a member 0~ The money was found in the of the band, and her favorite virtuaUy certain. sinners am-eed Monday to purThe proposed route for the county was made before t 'h aln cohssl 'Ill bin .., b'll' •• 'I d dl' . dancmg . e proposes a .., 1 ton chase an Adams model 4fO mo- highway which the state hopes Apr1 2 ea me . . 1o 1ave nd us B"llveMI<'He ff"un home of Wilbur Dean a su::r hobb Y Is package which includes a com- tor grader from the Southern to build 'as a part of the federal William Blaettnar $5 for t peeled numbers game In Middleport 8th grad• pulsory hospttal care program, Equipment company of Old Appolachia program. generally stded ln the absence of J h I MacK 'ght 21 N Officials satd Dean told the ' English teacher Mrs. C. !. known as "Medi· Washington, Ohio, for t22,309, would follow Ohio 32 thrqh dent. Jack Carsey. Others $!; agents about his numbers operBlakeslee bas <'Onducled 1 care, for persons over 65. ThJs less trade-in for the old grader. Clermont County. tendmg were Georgt" . a speed charge ation and led them to a second· lendn eltmh mationd tetstds a;oodng . I part of the plan would be fi. . rer. Bob Jacobs, Ted Downie. · floor bedroom where most of a 8t gra e s u ens urtn In nanced by Social Security ~r .. ·msstoners Kennet.h MeBob Gant. Al Leonard. Ted PPrsonal ftrOIIf"rly the money was slort!d in two;lhe past four weeks. . taxes. Elhmny and Charles R. Karr, John H. Van Kirk ., Downie, Dick Owen. Bill Down- T· D dl' ,., steel filing cabmets. • By yesterday, two were loll, the It aJso Includes 1 voluntary Sr ., also decided to purchase ·,e Rev R't .,• Mart 1·n N ..., ax ea 1ne 1,ote Th d b dl :Tannehill, and 8th grader. Joey I. 'd 1·' 1oun 51 un es If' d T I from the D a:•. F at Aile 90 \ Compt ' . 'nn'te ' . Chan. an. Deln . Metgs . Countv insurance nrAaPam to be li IqUI asp hat '-"l"'l e Au d'ttor Gor- ~ t e. ag•n . , m y. anne h'll 1 won an ora! . 000 5 1 ,........by 'participants- Matem · on, ada " · · ('a ld w•·II ""'·d today II Je con e~:~e't·1 m·I neat spe lidown. lf'nd nanced joint!• Co. of Cam brl'dge Fu I I !or John ar Ca Ke .,m W"'ton H. • . kammg .'~' d· dd I Y "· his alt"" and the ~ and M.C.O. Primer from the . nera ser~ ces . m n Y' rml * · for filing personal pac ages <:~n a 1 Jon a un- nate. .. fed.eral IOvernment, Ashla d Oil and Refining Co Hollis Van Kirk, or Cheshire, and Bob Wmgeft. \ tax forms at h's office packaged money. I Tannehill is the son or C1Jel;. would take care doctor for remainder of this year: Rt. 1. who. died MOI'Iiay after'., is April 30. . I Dean and rour other perS<Jn!5 ,tt!r L. Tannehil1, 916 bills and other medical exnoon at hiS residence at · the SQUAD SUMMONED He said the personal proper- arrested in a cr•rkdown on ,He is an honor roll pupil, 111"WASHINGTON penses. . . In. otber activity, the com- age of lltl, wm be held at the . tax pertains to all mercb- numbers operations were ar-! Boys' League baseball p!ayii, Johnson and hi.! top m1U· In the mi&Sioners asked for quotes on Coats Funeral horne Racme emergency rarmers doctors dentist!! ra1gned before U. S. CommJs-1was named to the Bend tary and aides COD· would mcrease present Socl81 gas and fuel blds from Wednesday at 3:30 p. !": were summoned at 9:57 p. m. anyone land' conlracl sioner C I iff 1> r d Bruce on ue 7th Grade All-Star ler today with the No. I Item Security bellellls by 7 per cent Standard 011, Texaco, Ashland Rev: Clyde Bartlett Monday for Earl Van Meter notes , morlgages. Interest bear- charges of failing to l!'ve a $50 ,baU t•am. and is the 1965 on agenda expected to be mcrease the maximum Oil and Landmark, fund Burtal w1U be m Gravel Hill near Portland. He was taken ing ,..•,ligations or anyone hav- federal gamblmg heense s1amp .J ffi States table tenniS chi. the speech be will make which elderly persons could transfers! and accepted jail con- cemerery. Veterans Memorial Hospital ing money in an I>Ut-of state They were reiE"ased. on $500 ion in the Boys Under 14 difl: 1 on . Vtet Nam and Southeast earn from other sources and tracts w1th Rutland and Pome- He was born May 8, 1874, lhe ., medical patient. flnancial institution. bond eacb. islon . -,':'f:, Asia. still be eligible lor benefits. roy villages. son of the late William Blld -- - --· ., Elberfelds In Pomeroy S-WAY CHAISE ;~:o:h!~:u:e~~m: ~~!u"m GOJ,J-()ffers "'"~~"':: Opposition re:~.~e~~~aP~~:~~~te Medicare In • ::,:I m::. 1 ...:!::!. T0 Appa· ay BI"gger Dose ~- et-~-. Is Mount·I·n·'·g· ·~~~"""'~ . ·~ ~... ~ ing of town council dis- . four embers .__ was lacking. Councilmen attending. along ' with May.,,J..egar and Clerk Ed;r: ;,.-SJ;!loenleb, were Rl)y !leu· . ·']ltiriy,s.,..et!lll.on .. ·Collins and Robert I . ... • pomeroy, M"ddl I epo·rtPupi"Is w·Ill Trips . to speIIi ng Bee ne~essary ers i:lut May?r -::_harles Legar believes gettmg Jt all would be unccmmon good Iuck . Tl . was disclosed at a meet- Cushions are waterproof and very comfortable. SeitH presentatives of Washington .. HAPPY WINNER- Bette Hobstetter, center, holds a trophy award showing IIIII Athens, Galha and Meogs coun- IS Pomeroy's spellmg champton for 1965 g~ven her by Spelling Bee Director M\\1, lies parttclpatmg. Martha Husted. At Bette's rtght IS Dana Snouffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. William S!JoufLeadingham said Col. runnerup . Miss Hobstetter and .John Tannehill, of Middleport, below left, Will Glenn has been tnvited to their schooJs May 8 in the State Spelling Bee in Columbus. ' as a judge for the beauty pa' forms to meet re-· ia Act. jbrls before the Regatta on June 1geant. but no answer has been ··I· · :.,.•,. quJrements of the Federal Wa-1 Legar, following tbe discus- 18-19 and 20. I !Ceiv d He indicated it . te~ P~llut~on Control_ Act. Giles sion on the possibilities of ob- I The street committee wa! ~ ~~ped et~ secure shuttle service said lD hiS letter thiS must be taining federal "i urged resi- asked to check reported pro- fr th f . d h done m o ~ e 1g e o dents along Maln.St to clear the lems on Spring-Av and Wyllls . . b ked 't p · • om e arrgroun s w ere . rd to be I' lbl I obtain funds under the Appalacb· river banks of rush and de- Ifill. I cars WI 11 e par , o ome- Po~eroy has ~k~ for $525,000 '" Appalachia Old for sew- use them indoors or out. inary show on May 15 with re- I . s ~at ~I· ~ a~dition, ~lomatic th~ legl!Jlati~n Loc~· Rawlmg~ di~l an~ thetJ: ~a)Ol' • m~ ~Uh of!JCullm~. ~ ~· uJ!ii, holdi~g ~ 1 Count the quality features! Rust resistant, ul!l'";md~U~:.~velaa= A ai · JUan· w k :;a~.v~~~.ir~~~~·~~-: Opportuni·ty :_ed~=:~.!l~~:~ ~ pp a~, mner or ers :~.~·:r:~alm~~e:a~lnd•~; ADDOUnted byMr canaday ~ Hell· weight yet rugged frames; extra-wide weather· resistant vinyl webbing. Both told tor easy stor- / age lo Jive season.o. of pleuure. Johns Hopklna Umvetalty .m nearby Baltimore. m&Jor networks plan nationwide radio and television coverage, 11 ~t ~ ~ ~!,. FURNITURE EASYTEIAW MJDDLEPOIT .i ,.... -' 3 3 9S INGELS IS OPEN FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY NIGHTS . BLAET'TNARS • 600.-1. ~ mw:r ~--------------~---------------------------·· , ' ' ,I ; ' • .. - mea. _. · - - ' - -·· ' · ·~ · ., ~ .·. ~ear f' 1MI . . . - iJ w;u AUtHOIUl.EP loiiNTJAC: DfMii,;. • Pieces. WY 2-2635 · 011 NG- .... WNI·TNIII 1r called tho Pontieo Tempoot. A zippy Tou dld-Juit now. 1 mant F... mo,. tigerish and ttUI want reautar-ou .con- ._..., ular gas 11 standard oq~~~ . gino. Tho Pflco? A lrlflo, 11 tlo.,. go. LooiJ 111'0 11. 1 Pwllwlltll!n omy1 · Pick tM 2150-hp ¥J ' ~ tTAJt Q-lllf: ~RAND Plix CATMIIMo Mi. ......... eta MD liMPIIf c::cM tO nHl ~IY. - . . ' _Ja~k)un~or ~fW. ~lub, J?on obi-..,_ The trestle table and benches are roomy and mobile. The table has plenty of room for . pi.cnicing anywhere. Three . · time at the funeral home. ~= 3 Pc. Redwood Set For Outdoor rJining • . • 0pportunities in Appalach- lgress reports. sion assist<mt. secretary and ler and Wilma McGraw. . . ' · · • SERVICE SET ia" was the theme Monday Planning comniitlee members treasurers: Bryson Carter. Gal- R' _, b _ Committee appolnt!Denu for the "Appalachia Din· Funeral ervi~ f r S-Sgt night of the 1965 ~R Officers for the conference were Jenn~ tia County 4-H extension agent. lverv w 4 8 c1u ' ner" to be held at lhe Sacred Heart Church in Pomeroy s W lb 0 h · and Advison conference in the fer Blakeslee, chainnan; Arch- presidents and vice prestdents, et Brown and Pauline 1 FIFTYSIX, ARK. - NAVY on April 80 were announced by Chairman Delmar Canas.:;;:ene t ,: 1 ':.';n p Pomero:· Junior High school ie Rose, Charles Frecker, Pat· and Ivan Archer. ar•a exten- Salem Center Girls 4,-H, ,. deep sea diver• wrote a hapPy day-Monday. : a rg a auditorium. ty Koblentz. Ernestine Wood sion agent in 4-H from Turner and Catherine ending Monday to the ordeal Coo.,.ssman Walter H. Moeller, lOth District rep- sbeonld :!"tali ;m son. was in charge of field; Big Bend Boys 1 Ivan Archer, area extension and Mrs. G. R. Thompson. of lour trapped <ave explorers, resimtatlve, will be featur· -e Y1 p. m. 1 agent under +H. was the speak- Following the session in the leader> . Harold Lohse and· Jennifer but one of their own veteran ed speaker at the dinner. Simon will be banquet chair· the Rawlings • Coats Fun...al er. His topic was "Peaks of andltorlum, advisors and offl- Gold Star clubs and their se Carpenter Boys +H underwater men died just as 1 Mn. Canaday will be aaatst. man and Robert Elberfeld, en- home. The Reva. McM!I- Proaperity." cers received guidance in tbeir advisors listed at the meeting Dorsey Jordan. Jan buge etOWd cheered · e "!"" ed by Commuolty Improvement tertalnment chairman. ~n and Donald Hl~ks will of· Jim lfamm, president of the respective fields. were • and Lavern Jordan; .llall'l'lli!Jit eesslul completion of !heir mg. Corr ration Prelldent William The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, f1clate and bJJrla! Will be m lbe 4,-H council, welcomed the large C. E. Blakeslee, county u- Ch. ster So & Sew. Marie Ko- ville Boys Honor <lull, ' •f<l!ll Cblldo in overall arraaaementa with Avril Smith as chairman, Gravel Hl!i Cemetery. Ml'll. Stel. group at the conference and a tension agent. and Ralph Moore blenlz and Cleo Smith; Five Atkins and Franklla . . llamafiO eoatrol ehlel Lyle E. for the event. wUI be in charge of table dec- Ia Walborn of Middleport, Sflt. voeal duet by ~ally Mora and area extension agenl, resource Point Star Stitchers, Mrs. Ray Meip Better Ll~ ...'"!!"!·:·· 'l'bopllu, 18, a Navy · ·Jsc:t Caraey, Pomeroy c11am. orations and favors while Rob- Walburn's grandmother, was Patty Koblentz followed. Tbe were in charge of Holter, Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, Stern!lt, o.n.ltl · IND with 1' yearo tlpei'Jenee ber of ColllDitn!e president, lo ert Hoeflleh and Robert omitted m tl;e hst of survivors Big Bend Boys 4-H club wao lbe meetmgs with advisors. and Mrs. Rose Guinther: Rar- Wonde, Lloyd Ill' 'liliderwater work, c:qllapsed to ......, u ...,.plloil chairman; ell are to be.-in charge of pub- in the nutice Monday. ' in nbarge of pledg$ and Patty Health and sal.ty officers met risonvllle Girls Pauline w. s. Michael; til\tl died OS the iaBI of tho four Rlnbr:d Jones wiD bo In c:haqe !icily. Koblentz oeeretary, called the with Mrs. Harold Lohse. South- Atkins, Sharon A. Jewell and Boys Earl Dean and olePJ!etl from lllelr dart of ticket . . . In a Invocation at the dinner wUI LODGE TO MEET roll. · eastern District PTA director: Fuby .M. Halliday ; 4,-H blenb,. . · ·in RGwland C.Ve laiD oloted ,by ~ohn Wllllam' Ii'laett- be by Rev. Flilher John Pomeroy Lodp No. l!H, 1l'roe Gary Mlehae~ speaklncof the news report.,.. were lnolructed Pleasure Riders. Mrs. William . ,. All autopsy wa11W' arid Eui..- Fllher. "_, Tbrel. Bernard Fultz Ia to bo and A<eepled Muono, will meet American lllllllute o/ COopera· by , Jim Mees of WMPO radio; Downie and Mra. W. A. Mor- '"; SNver star &II determine the caun Robert Coats Middleport muter of e~monles and .May•1at 7:30 .p-m. WedneoclaJ, AprU tlvea, and Richard Koblorib, Rlla . Bo.,.., extension ...,.... ~an; Pomeroy .Bendel'll +R el~b. ford • ShUilng stare death, wbldl " tllo wtd .; head 0r C)lwleJ..Leja• will give a 17. All }laster lbllllll are lnvlt. National 4,-H Dairy C!GIIferenlle taey, , met with lead· l!rs. c . E. Blakeslee: Racine en (larpter -add Doril Dliliallled ' 011 ·Pap ll llek"ol llle!J ..• to Po!DOfOI," • ltd. • _ tlelegate, ,..... ill dJarp ct1 pro;. ll"ll • FriiiCOI iPeneer, ezleD- Jolll Neljhbor1o HalTlei Nell- .UvlsorJ. 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