https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/eb825bedbb42f88a4d8d6c84e5ec492f.pdf d3a6935f8e4f547bde286048e992b18e PDF Text Text " 1 Dol A Group Meets, Plans Around And About Middleport Select Your New Easter ovtfit At Elberfelds NO'I' YOU KNOW ' \ t .... ,_._£• ,._neat •• •rs fill ...,.. en tint! t (011 .... Cllrilllullt 1M ...... .......... You should visit the Busy Ready to Wear Department on the 2nd Floor and see all of the smartly styled dresses for women, a~d m your cor;ect size. Jumor Pe- lites, Regular Junior, Misses Select yours now. h" fhe soft, gentle las 10n look that predominates th1s spring is evident beautifully in fashionable dresses . · soft pleating, bows. frmge and gentle belting alo.ng with lovely prints and ~ohds & Half Sizes. WASIIINGTON (IJPI)-I'r<sldent JMnloft b8l dlarted • new <OU1'80 lor t.be United Slates In Sout.beut Allo, • ll1lblle blend of olive broncb ond sword de- make this a most femmme spring. MEIGS THEATRE EASTER CANDIES Pomeroy, Ohio Select your Easter Oandy now at Elberfelds. An ex· cellent selection of quality TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY April 9-10 "YOU'RE NEVER TOO olped to bring peace and a plenty to that tortured land. Ill 1 major policy speecb televlled ond broadooat to t.be nation ond t.be world Wednesday niCJII, t.be Chief Executive al lered t.be administration's prevl oill stand, declaring t.bat t.be United States stands ready to enpge In "unconditional discus aions" 1m' peace in Viet Nam. 110 coupled this wlt.b an an Marshmdlow Rabbits Malted Milk Eggs, M&rshmaJiow Eggs, Fudge Egrgs and many, many others. You'll also find a· Cine se· YOUNG" - Tec:hnicolor- Jerry Lewis & Df'an M<~rlln · Nina Foch -lliana l..v nn "THE QUICK GUN" Audie Murphy Merr.~· And en - Technicolor- Asia "in order to improve the life of man In lhat conflict torn corner of the world ." lll!'UU1'8 of candy by Brach's. Eggs, Boxed Easter Treats, Jel· Iy Beans, JeHy Rabbits, Fruit and Nut Eggs, --~~::..::.:.:-~ nouncement that he would ask Congress to join in · a $1 billion U.S. investment in Southeast lection of Easter Basket!~~ for the Kiddies - Easter Gllass, Egg Dye, Easter Toys and Novelties, a But, while holding out the pos sibility of massive:economic eid, Johnson also firmly declared t.bat the Untied States "will not be defeated . . . will not grow tired . . . will not withdraw" in the face or the Communist goal of " total conquest" of em battled South Viet Nam. Remarks Drew Criliclsm His remarks drew criticism from • Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen, Ill ., who asked in a statement : " Do you buy ·reedom for a humble peo- ple with a biiJion - dollar package I doubt it , and I doubt also that we can preserve face and prestige with such an ap proach. " What a tragedy it would be Jf our actions now should be in terpreted as meaning that the Viet Cong would humble us into makh J a bmion-dollar offer in order to call it quits when freedom is on the altar." On the other side, Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mans· field, Mont. , said the speech was "a profoundly moving and constructive statement which reveals both the great strength of President Johnson 's resolve and his deep concern for the welfare of au people. " Administration officials said Johnson's proposed Southeast Asia development pt.an was not directly tied to a solution m Viet Nam because the President wanted to ~:et the program moving as qUickly as possible. ~ks Quick Peace As for the prospef:ts of peace, JohnSOll said he hoped it would come swiftly-'~ but that Js in the hands of others besides our selves." Then, In a major shift of the I' S. attitude toward negotiations, he said : ·'There may be many ways to this kind of peace: In discussion or r . ~otiation wit.. the gov· ernments concerned ; in large groups or in small ones; in the reaffirmation of old agreements or their strengthening with new ones. " We have stated this position over and over again fifty times -cmd more-to friend and foe alike. And we remain ready with this purpose - for unconditional discussions ." The phrase "unconditional discussions " was a departure from the President's previously. stated policy that there could be no talks-t!ven on arranging negotiations - until the North Vietnamese "stop doing what they are doing" to neighboring South Viet Nam. Non • Aligned Plea On March 25, a group or 17 non-e.:igned nations urged that there be prompt negotiations, ' 'without prior conditions, " to end the Vietnamese war. Their plea was sent to the United · ---- - - - ~ ales ws well as to the Com- munists. The formal U.S. reply to these nations wm go out today or Friday. lt offered a convenient device for altering the tone of t.be U.S. attitude toward negotiations - an attitUde that has brought many demands from otber countries that the United States clarify il s terma for talking peace. Response from the Comm~~o nist nations- North Viet Nam, or Communist Chins, or the Sov,et Union - t'Ould indicate whether they are -.villinJ to aot.'t'pl. .lohnson's offer. '· ' Saigon Tense in t the WORLD IAS111\ Visit the Lingerie Department on the First F1oor and select what you need for Easter now -- From the country's leading NEW SPRING BONNETS makers - Rogers, Warners, Phil Maid, Katz, lndera, Best Form. EASTER ACCESSORIES SLIPS ~ANTIES HALF SLIPS BRAS GIRDLES GARTER BELTS Phillips Sisters Style Shoo Court St., Pomeroy Completo Selection of Slzeo I HURRY! ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT! i Special Purchne No, 1 Socondt CANNONS $1.49 BATH TOWELS l Solid colors, floral patterns, ex· tra large size and extra heavy. Just 480 Towels to sell. SaleHalf Price 2 for ·ALE ENDS APRIL lOth! STURDY BUNK BEDS } ) Complete with l Guard Rail, Liddtr MATTRESS STANDARD TWIN SIZE $68 I Walnut Dining Room -ADMIRALClock Radio ...... $11 II" Portable T.V. $88 19" Portable T.V. $138 18" d. 51\oO" 21" Color 64 model $288 "Englander" Prince-ss Smooth Top Innerspring maHress, cushioned with foam, twin or full site Mattr•11 or lox Spring_ $38 180 coil Innerspring Mattress lu Spring _ _ per s.t $39 Comfortable Cotton Mattr•u $9.88 All Sizes Twin 9f' P.ull Si:re 21" Color 65 modo! $388 DINETTES Many Other Valut'11 In .Stereg Seta - 5 Pc•••••••••••••. $48 Radius 7 Pc. . •••••••••.•. $68 .and Color T.V. SAMSONITE BRIDGE SETS Regular $58 .. • , • . $39 h12 TwHd Ruoo Foam lacked - $399 ... $4.88 9x12 LINOLEUM RUGS ------.) $18·88 an Eagter hat! Regular $41.75 ... . $29 Regular $7.95 choirs 5.95 MATIRESS COVERS S288 Tablo and Chairs Chino Lane Cedar Chests FrH with purchase of Baby Bed or Play Pen WIDTHS B-C-D-E Gerry Pleaheet-A new Idea $38- $48 - $54 complementfiJ 2 Pc. Living Room Suiteo 3 Pc. Bed Rm. Suite ' Double Dresser Choot " • Book c... Bed Walnut or Blonde ' Solid Chorry S91 $4.88 Attr•ctlv• New T•bl1 Lamps _ $288 Doublo Dr-r Cheot Spindle Bed Early American atyle Studio Couch _ _ Dr11&eP $p.10 ~ 36"w x 19"d x 63"h $28 24"w X 20"d X . .• up METAL WARDROBES $3 8 your Student Desk 12.88 Fini~h lamps - $100to $500 of ••• Comporo ot $9.95 You'll be heading the Easter Parade in our eye-catching hats, designed to bring out the best in every lady'• lovely face. Your Easter basket will be brimming with "heady" compliments! 60"h $13 SOFA BEDS Good choice oloolon and FHrlc1 _ $55 lady thia Ea~ler. The numOOr Mown here is j118t ltyl~. Oft! of the .DIB.IlJ $7.99 1r.athenJ and colora. Whichever Ji.rmul you IIIClecE pou'rc aure FURNITURE WITlf A NEW BLOUSE t:e be right in slyle and two feet deep ill comfort. e. drop Ly ngbt away and &01 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Many Sided--Rhodes.f apring outfit and you'll be a fit companion for lmf eie_gandy dre.ed distin cth ·e new Jarrnans we're feMoring, ill a l'ariety of pleuint ' tkllywood Frames on Caaton _ Ce1 yourself a pair of handsome J~ans to eomplete J'Ollf new Je~~;dy for Euter.. 1 The prettiest compliment for your new Easter Suit is one of our fashlon·wlse blouses whip creams, nylOns, and dressy cottons. Sizes SO to 38 and 40 to 44 ·Make Elberf~ld$ 1n Pomeroy Your Shoppin$1 Center r •. ' •" l �....... -... .. '" -· • !•m~~Y·~!ddl~port, o. Apr. e. ts~s ·- . 1at10n: . At a Glance 'J·.JCgts Tupper~ Plains ,s-oatlY Sentlllel, u- Raeine Ed.IICIItloto CGaPIIIN ~ Oblo ColllkU lor . . .- _ =~~!~m~11111w:.: Soriety Notes Society News ~ :~ of RaveDBWood, Minersville Deep Probe is Demandedby Dies Thursday che lu j C fron l at• Com•ng • T day 1 Freda ~b~ • • 'Ib Pomeroy Panthers, be-llead In the bottom half of the hind Hne two • hit pitching by first frame when Smith led oH 8 ruce Sl mpson, note hed a 13-11J' Wlth a two bugger to right cen. win over .:::hauncey- Dover in Iter and with one away Werry their season basebaiJ opener 1lhomered over the corner of t~ Wedne!llday on the Pomeroy di- church in left field. amond. I Talented Sophomore Second Simpson, a Junior righthand-~ Sacker Eddie Baer, who also er, fanned 10 and walked five. opened his high schoo 1 base-He also allowed only one ball career wtth a good day at Chauncey base runner to ad- the pia:e, opened the second vance as far as thrrd and that mnmg for Pomeroy with a single was In the seventh frame with through the mtddle He adone out. vanced to third on a smgle by • w. The big •tick lor the Pan- Moore and then soored on SimP' thers was Senior Shortstop Bob 1' soo's sacrifice. Smith who had a double and I Baer led off the fourth with t wo s1ng1es 1n four trips to the his second stngle, whtch gave plate as lead-off hatter. hun a perfect day at the plate Sophomore Bill Moore and Smlpson was hlt and Smith Junior Catcher Dick Werry al- Singled. With two outs, Werry sc tu j m notable performan- rocketed double to score 3 ces ai bat with two hits each. Smith and the final Pomeroy Werry banged a horne run &nd tally of the mnlng. double in three trips and Moore The fifth was Pomeroy's big had a pall' of singles. mmng as Coach Russ Moore's The Panthers grabbed a 2--0 I Panthers marched home with HELEN HELP US! 1 0 I 1 chltme'n 1 1 :w •I ' I I I I I • • • I "'• . . • Mr.. :r It 'Z. lba--- d'tu": oti I Ill '' ,_ I K• •ng Named Cage Mentor 1 Ap d t ur ue Maris Acquitte • d---Att rn ---0 ey PlanS Ma}ICIOUS 'sml soon six tallie!J on three hits Hit- Braves. Fehpe Alou and Mack lexecutrves New York City a new National ters were Moore and 'smith : Jth.... l s~"¥edk Msoillo hokmers for I eam~uc waueeteam • each Wlth singleo and • three I base blast by Bob Crow, who , other Actloa . LAF'AYETTE Ind IUPII 4J was out trying to stretct it into Elsewhere, the Detroit Ttgers George Kmg a b1g man m the • • • a four bagger. raked Jack F18_her for siJ: runs I SouthPrn Conference, Js PurIn the second lnDIDQ, lncludmg due 's new basketball coach The first Chauncey batter to A1 Kaline'a third homer of the Kmg who mastermmded reach ba!le off S1mpson was on Y:r:' :f'st Uhnivers1ty to Modan mfield sinr,le by 11Hrd Base- who named AI Jackson as thei; t'nrefe,vceon erent:e c ampwnshtpds ger Roger Mam planned to zelewskJ and his date a Wl:'t'k man Stanley ID the third innmg. years, was appo mte I <:~nswer today a I od Jl Wd gh I A base knock by Lewis m the opening day pitcher against the head coach at Purdue Wednes. rna e m e ago e nesday m t pretty. !leventh was the other hit. Dodgers ... Tony perez and dav mght shortly after he an- who charged hJm w•th assau lt I blonde Angela Della Vedova Pete Rose socked round-trtp- nounced hJ:;; re~ngnat ton at West and battery by rllmg a malt 121, of Sudbury, Ontario testl KostJVal opened up on the pen and Tommy Harper add- VJrgmJa c10us prosPPUIJOn sUJt f1ed Boyer made an UlSu ltmg mound for Chauncey and was 'lam was acquitted r th k th 1 ed a double and triple as the Kmg. 36 succeeds Ra Edd . o e remar as ey were eavmg a relieved by Glenn Bridgewater hot CancinnaU Reds whipped I who quit as the Botfe~make~ chargp Wf'dnesdav Jn a two- Fort Lauderdale bar m the fourth. Br1dgewater, in the Minnesota Twins 5-3 to stay coach aft d t hour and 40-nrlm!le 11!\ omrt Modzelewski saJd he asked • turn, gave way to Bentley 1D er a Jsappom 1ng sea trial f 1 atop the Grapefruit League son F:ddy Jlurdue s cage co<:~ch . • or an apo ogv, was turned I ~~c~ft~~t Chauncey pitchers standings . . • And the Pitts- smce 1950 WJJI bec-ome a full- L Mat!~ a t l ~ n elY dWilham down and that Boy(•r madP the three. seven and walked burgh Pirates handed the Kan- time professor of phvsJca\ edu eonar lmm ltlle y rew up sa me remark a sPrond lrme , sas City Athletics theLr mnth cat 10 n the ma llt'to us proseculJOn sutt and thai when he asked agam ChaWJcey 000 000- 0 2 3 straight defeat, 4-3, on the • I have accepted the head I ac( usmg Jerome A \1odzrlew- for an npologv Mans said from ! Pomeroy 210 360-11 9 0 strength of Gene AUey 's three-~ coachmg po~Jtwn at Purdue .')kt of st'an ng out rhe warrant actoss the table 'I et " ~o:et • KOBtival (LP), Bridgewater {4) run homer. UnrversJty for the chal\engP or., agam st Man s last Wf'~k wtth I him ' ( Bentley (~) and Stanley. SimpJoe Morgan became the first I fered m what I r~gard as the out first psti:lh iJsfH ng tht> t'or· The modf'l saJd Mans and 1 son and Werry. Houston Astro to set off the I best alhlet 1c conference m the rN·t facts . Boyer U o t h grabbPd h1m ' stampeding scoreboard in the country- the Btg TPn,, Kmg l Morbeif'V;Skl of Clmago and hustled h1m out<>Jde and bPal new Astrodome when he said F'ort Lauderdale flied s1mJ\ar h1m up He har1 puffPd ltps Jn ~~~g·otnth~~~wto M':: V1~gm1a ru~?~TNe~A~~~n\~~~;; sl~~a Isp~lt"~h!r~~!~gw::esdav I 1 -------------=-, 78.9 slammed a three-run shot that Kmg comes to Purdue Wl'h a charges agam'l Yankee third court and was miSSing a tooth ,, helped the National League 102-43 record H1s Moun Ia rneers 1baseman Clete lloyer who i!; i ~----. This filter cigarette Is ..dedlwltl club to an 83 romp over its captured league lilies m 1962, ~1~( hethduledy fokr trhta l ~klrlv ll af-1 FIRST America'sbest.tastingpipltobual Oklahoma City farm club ... 1963 and 1965. .."':_ _ e an s rea up their ' QUALITY - famousHatfandHalf. Getpfouo An~ the Tacoma Giants edged Wednrsd,1y mghl ln lhf:' rtr~t i REGULAR ing aroma, great new taste_. Tr:r 1 Conversation In the bachelors' opening their regu1ar schedules. there were sl:r walk!! and thear par~nt San Franc~o clu,b LONOON fUPI ~~west Il<tm lcg of the sr>m1rmal P.uropean Certified Oil Station PKk today. digs of baseball coaches Mike Middleport entertains Kyger two errors. Wahama starting 7~ despite Wtllie McCovey s IUmte-d of Engl<:~nd defeated Cup of (up Wmner::;' , 0 t u•r Morrison (Wahama) and Carl CreeK today at municipal park, pitcher Ralph Batey and rellev- 500foot home run. Heal Zaragoza of Spam 2 1 ehampwn;.;h 1 p~ w Main St Wolfe (Middleport) should, per. and Wahama opens Friday a- er Tom Howard were chased 1 '- - - - - - - - - - - ' haps, have been a little strain· gamst Rutland in a Mid-Ohio wiUt Dennis Foreman putting • ed th'' morning, Valley Conference contest. the fire, But these cloae friends who Wednesday Ute Jackets Middleport got 5 In the third ocroupy an efficiency apartment it all their own way after the on singles by Moore, Vanon South Fourth-St. wouldn't let first Inning in which four runs and Mark rranneoomethlng like a 25-2 victory by croaoed on Buddy Moore's dou· an error and a walk. Three one over the other charge the ble. three walks and two errors. scored In the fourth of atmosphere of the home. In the second frame 13 runs the f1ve-inning contest on no That was how much the Mid- were scored as the Middies ••nt hits, five walka and a hit bats· dleport l''gh school baseball !9 bolters to the plate. man. Wahama got two rull8 1o the team put on the scoreboard a George Sauer, Gary Stobart, ga!nst Wahama Wednesday ev· Dave Vujakllja, Moore, Mike third when Larry Fry and Foreentng In a warm-up practice Gardner and Jerry Van InWa- man walked and Paul Maynard came for both teams before gen smgled and Stobart doubled lined a triple against the bank of the park 35 feet away in left lteld. Gardner fanned two, walked four, allowed two hits in three Rtobart fanned loll", walked nobody, allowed ona hit m two innings for Middleport. Wahama pttch!rs gave up 15 h1ts, walked 1~. fanned 6 bat· Coach Art Lanham's Rio Grande baseballers opened ters, and watched 10 fieldthe 1965 season on a sad note Wednesday by dropping a bohblea help tbe Middies. doubleheader to Marshall, 24-4, •nd 9·3. hitters were Maynord of Marshall first sacker Tom _:....:.:___ Waha.ma with a single and tripLangfitt was the big gun 1ng hitter for the Redmen m three bats, and Vanlnwafirst game by slamming a three he collected two of Rw's sev·en l ;~" of Middleport with a smgle hits. ~ double in three at bats. run homer and a smgle. Sophomore catcher Charlie I\Vahama 0 0 2 0 0 - 2 3 10 Yorker belted a three-run round- Other Rio bitters were Steve I M1d 'port 4:13 3 3 0-(25)(1~) 1 tripper to lead the Marshall GUmure, Morgan, Gerald Batey, Howard C2), Foreman aault in the last game. er, who slammed a two-run 12), Surface (4) and Mattox. Mike Bursham was the lead· homer, and Burger. Gardner (WP), Stobart (4) and Halley, Moore t4). Umpires· Art Pohlman was followed to the Slobart. plate; Garrett SheP" by Peterson and Orlando. herd, bases, Wolle and Morgan shared p1tch----ing chores in the finale, HIGHUGHTS AVAILABLE Wmning pitchers were Mik l·ndiVIduals or organizations in Fullerton and Tom Baker e terested In showing "Rockets · !Ughlights of 1964" are Invited Rio's next scheduled game to wnte Head Coach Perry will be Monday night agamst Moss of the Charleston Rockets MAR!ETIA - Race of f;~~~~~ ~ Central State at Rio Grande. to ll!'l'ange a date. lor the Mid-Ohio Valley K The tilt begins at 3 p m. Moss, one of bfl aastslanl Rowing Regatta to be held coaches, or a Rockets player AIIL Playoff Slanclftlgo will prese1~ the movie leahere April 24 have been ~I)} ( 'hPI'• 7/f' -~ falrb!l rurii'I' J/r!.lrby the Marietta Ktwam• By Uaflod Pre" lateroattoaal turing action during Ute 1964 sponaors of the Serle• A United Football Lea111e camtmtfl, a;ui.uJ -/:1 JICd Ail-~> 11 11£ Uph olstft J1 eve~l. . (!loa! 01 Sevea) palgn, when Charleston won 11 Starters and referees for W L of 14 games. races will be J. Ellis Macllon- Roche.ter '3 j . The Hoeketo mailing address aid of Marietta and Dr. Quebec 1 3 10 P 0. Box 7119: Outrleoton, H. Brundage of Parkersburg, Sertea B W. Va, 25323. The front office W. Va. Judge will be Bruce tBeot Of Five) telephone number II 3f3.51161. Herbert, also of Parkersburg. W. L. TICI'ETS AVAILABLE General admlsston tlekets •-Hershey 3 2 CHARLESTON - Soaaon tt.. the event are now on sale.,Jor Baltimore 1 3 ket holders for Charleston aoc. fl. Bleacher seat•.- will oosf , •-Won series kels games lo 1965 can pick up There'& 10 doubt that a car like this rollfd get by on of the most expt>nsive (>.ars arouncll. H tPII!l: vnu that additional 50 cents and b o 1 Serln C their special tickets lor the ita ~ looks alona. Without ever bavwg t.o rely ou you J e gomg to get a ride rlev.loped by engmf...rs "ho seats will be available lor an llleott Of Five) family CDIIIleetions. are old hand~ at puttmg tho squelch on bumps ICh, velle W. L. Jbn Brown • &ppy Chandler addltlonal fl. But the Jaet that Itt. built by Chevrolet assure• you has Full Cml suspenston at ,dl four wheels, stmilar to program Frlay nlgbt at Ute Races will ' be held in Utree •·Buffalo 3 right off it.'a got a lot more going for tt than merely the regular Jet-smooth Chevrolet), football club's office In the Mt~ I 3 dlvlsiODB over a !000 meter Pittsburgh meet.s. the eye. It tells you, for example, that beneath Knowing all this, you probably won't be si.'Tlled by ner - Rullaer Hotel, or at the course on tbe Musklngum. The x-Won series thooe !'Jlpetuou~>olooking lines you can have the impetu• the fact more people are now buying Chevelle than any door. lint of eight races matching 24 Wednuday'o RHalll OIIA kind of power-6 or VB-that Chevrolet has a other car its size. Persons wishing to Join the creW!I will get underway at 1 Rochestsr S Quebec I reputation lor put~g~n. its cars. .It tells you that you But you wtll have a happy surprise when you check p.m. Buffalo 7 Pittsburgh 3 Rockets Quarterback Club are ~~Body by Fisher nand1work tnst~e and out .(with the ti>hat you can buy one for-nght now down at your HIGHliMEIDtiiM£ Partlclpatlng In the b 1 g Hershey 7 BaUbnllll!l 2 urced to stop by tile team'• of· nd otroetieulousattentlDn to detail thatgoesmroaome Chevroi<lt rlealer's. lice and plr.t up lhelr tlcketa achool dlvlslon will be ltlarletla, Parl<eraburg, Parkenburg Elblllltloa BIIHball ae.Jto for the Friday nigbl tholle, Wheeling Central Catho- By Ualled Prwo r-11eu1 membership open to men and -----·-·------------·····-·---·-··-·--------------·--····-····---wo"""- Is flO, lie, and Culver J4111tary Ac» Chicago N a Cleveland 5 omy. Wublngton 5 Ballbltore s . nour,11CftEPULED 34·Partlclpat!ni In tbe MilwaUkee ·4 Now'· York A 1 PARIS (UPI)-Frenehman Jo cllvlslon will be Cincinnati 5 Mlnneliilo Gonzaloo, who won a silver Colleat and 0 b I Plttsblqb 4 11an111 Clly s medal a welterwelgbt at Ute both of St. Louis e Philad81phla o wlll meet Dick Delf91t I New York .N 4 Calli., In a •t the Paiats del W. MAIN STREET !~<)ME ROY Tacoma 7 !lf.\t Fr-... ·• 1111 Howitoa 1 uklil Cllf PCI. a , Ill. It's the most populal' mid-size tPaveler builtwhich isn't sul'pl'ising when you consider who built it. 1111_.. I ,0... 1 ,oday's _ll"ed,·cal Report , I the 14 . -w"" live golnfl to to Cannon """ ~ SheaFor.mer VIce -·•~ ~t;,- Officials for Rowing Races Are Announced 1 1 Joe Cronin 'Man to Beat' FOf BasebaII'8 Top post G;,:.•nd ~=:.:;r.~ Rio Redmen in Double Defeat I rH THE D"AllY SENTINEl I -- Zing into spring! , Chevelle by Chevrolet Iter, I 0, Apr. 8, 1965--3 LMp! fl'llldtlle 1 I SOCJety • NCWS I 1 1 Bashan Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, - ------ ALLSTARS Middies Open Season WI"th 25·2 VI"ctory • G A • Wah T arna earn In PraetICe arne gainst ''"I Development is Many Sided Clemens added two doubles and a single to the Chicaso attack, whlcb flgnrel to ocare a fe,. teams Ibis year. Hard~luck Tracy Stallard who 1alned a dubioua sort oi fame by servmg the 61Bt home run baU to Roger Marls in 196t and tben had !he mialortune to labor for the New York Mets where he promptly became a 20-game klser, encountered more misfortune with the St Louis Cardmals. Stallard burled stx shut~t . th s broth:'' 0 AR Slcnl pobll to • rOUBlesance Utls 10880n, however, 11 Banks bas been hitting at a .39Z chp with lour home ruDB. Emie, who Deeds only 24 hom-era in 1Ufl5 to reach the too plateau, collected a triple and stugle Wedneaday In Chicago's 8-5 vlctory over the Cleveland Indians. Bllly WUJiama, the Cubs' outfielder whose whiplash swmg remlnds many people of Banks' form, rocked his fifth C1rcult of the training perlod wttile Doug . pson 2-Hits Chauncey-Dover, Panthers Sun • • Noleh13•0VICtory m eason Opener .,!;; 8: ,_ Cards' H defeat of the Phil• dc'lpbla ph Ill leo but wu c~.....,. decked by Riehle ..uk.o·s drive I NEW YORK I UP! - Amerl- ~ Cronin, 58, lito most ctooely or. Nixon, Supt'OIDO CoQrt ,... which hJl bbn 1n the groill and can Leatue PreSident Joe Cron- one popular "tmaf!e" of a new forced him to leave the came Im 1s "the man to beat" m the Icornmisstoner - that of a man Pete J!lcherl an ex-Dade•~ Ivoting for a new baseball com· 1who haa experience m the game making the ~ost at his new m1ssmner 1f ma·~r league e:rr;e."· from both the playing and exec· ourroundlngs with the Waahlng1 liVes are thlnkmg along the utiVe •tandpomts A player of two vote. eadl One vole ton Senators pitched Utree 1seme lines as the Umted Press 1 Hall of Fame caliber, Cronm went to former Sen. scoreless mnlngs to preserve Imernatmnal's board of base went up the ladder" as a Keatmg of New York, Seb. Benrue Daniels' $--2; VICtory over ball expe:ts Imanager. gPneral manager, 1ert Kennedy of New ·•"''"' the Baltimore Orioles Don BJa- .. . • Cronm 1!1 by no means a sure club prtsldent and fmally I e~all eiecutives Gabe';c~~,or' and Ed srnrlan col- ~ You know that kid t.lat struck thine, however , because no few- llf'aeue president IBuzzJe BP ·asl, Lee bl ~~1;';'~ hill tn out ~Jth tbret> men on ID the I er than 13 names were tossed The UPl's "samrle" indicat- and Hank Greenberg. ec ee aplece 0 pace aiatb · Hts name is Casey!" Imto the rmg by the 24 experts I ed that the other · strong con- ~1 =~~::..!=:....::~==---=.::.:.=~.!:::.:=::....:::=:....:::::o~::_~~'::_""'~"'"'ng~s_'m'.'.....~e the Nats 13-tut attack. asked to name the executrve tenders'' for the $65,000-a-year The New_York Yankees wn· they think ~;hould f!uecf't'd r(>tlr· post are Judge Robert Cannon, lllnued thetr weak hitting as mg ."ord Frick The nommees CI,CU it judge of WtsconSJn and Cl~y Ca~oll and Danny Osm· mcluded a Supreme Court JUS- l legal counsel for the Ma)or · ski lirmted the Bombers to tlce a former v1ee president Teague Players Assoe1at 10n and etght scattered hits In • f-1 trlItwo United Stale< senato" and attorney Wilham Shea of .New umph for the Milwaukee 1 s~ veral }oung guard'' baseball York who led the driVe to g1ve 1 • 'S LanCJODe BombMay Detour M"k Ie E E ye•tO• ye ··-·.. . ly IOE GERGEN UPJ Sporll Writer AI on age when moat ballplayen have lost their youtblul optimilm and enthuslaam for the came, Emit Banks acta like the eternal rookie. Tha 34-year-<>ld Banks, P"" par1111 for his 13th National League season, stiU insists that his Chicago Cubs could win the peMant despite the fact that the lowly Bruins haven't even fimshed in the first dlvlsloo durmg the past 18 years. Mr: Senator King ' Ernie Banks Regains Form - NeW Haven News Notes . .. . • Mr. and Mro. Donald "cKay day -•·bl. Som of 111 laP' of Newark were overntght ,... • - • thOle from 0111 • ol • m•esta sunday of Mr. and Mrs. poftll'l loh lUI omoalllld II --• o• By Mn. !velyoo Brlckl.. kUling IL towu bere lor tbe funel'al of Mr. Verne Watterson. Funeral oervtees lor La• The Woman's Society of Tho! I""'P to oeea as aot CUmlon llaUey were Mrs. Cur· Mrs. Audrey Brownell of !(a. renee F. Napper, ~ Christian Sarvlce of the Meth· espe<laUy warm II I I • mon Batley, daQ8hter, Ruth and nauga and Mrs. Wilma McCIIJ>. who dled at 2:10 a. m on.odiSI Church met Thuriday af· l CRIIt ill tho llltl laJ. wltlcb har bulband of Warrtm, Ohio; loell Gl Pl. Plellanl, W. Va. day , al the Veterlllll MOIIIII'Ial ternoon at the home of Ger· or- ays wo"lcl raise an add~ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Batley of open! Thursday wllb Mr. and Hospital. wlll be held Sundll trude Hoffman wtth six mem- Ilona! $Ill miUloo 1 year lor Prospect , Mrs. Emmett Bed:· Mrs. Fern Norris. at 1 p. m. at dle 'lwilll Cha)MI bers present The proaram toP" I JMibllc educatloa. el of CllfdlniiOD; Mrs. Georae Cbrl4tillo LaD of Athens wllb burial ill Rock Sprll!ll 12&-0) 3!.0) lc "IUs Last Week," from Tho , I& · • !!dlid!ll """• Leffler of Marloo; Mr. and Mrs. ll)leDI over nJib1 Thursday and Cemeterr The 1\fY. H. L. - H·II. 383. eotabllshes Peace lnttoduced ).!ethodlst Woman was presentTom AJ1abrho and Mr. and FrkiiJ wllb her Jllffilla, Mr. McDaniel will officiate. -S B. 286, mcreoses oolarleo ed by Maxme Chapman GladMra. Curmon Vlnayord of Woos- and Mrs. Francis Morris. otbNapper, 1n railing hoallll of Turnptke CommtssJon memys Vwlel read the poem, "Were ter; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert er 111es1s were Rev. and Mrs. Mr Goodmaft of CleYIIand; Mr. and Glenn Bolt of .,__........._, lor •evert 1 yeafl, wu born You There," also from the _..,..,...,.... N bel' 11. 1803 It oretolr. ber'. -s B 290, allows members of MethodiSt Woman. Neloel w.. Mrs. Slenley Millo and Mr. and Mist Anita Houdatbell open! ovem of late Viola stote teacher., public employes !herman read the poem "The Mrs. Lee Wallare of Little tbe woekencl wllb ber crand· Ohio, tho lOll and school employes retirement Dr. Harvey S. Galloway. Dogwood Tree" Merle Griffith Hockinl; llld Mrs. Jackie molbor, Mrs. Maraaret Houda· and Albert Nappe,';: wlf Lllo . Wl&ol and daughter of Gallljlo- lboll. Surviving are '"" o, systems to retlre at age 68 with district Superiotendent of the was named as representative of Uan Laudermilt Napptr; 01111 full benefits Central Ohio District of !be 1 the comnutlee on church voce- ' SCOUTS WIN BLUE RIIIBON IIi. · Lawrence A Nappar PoJr.Cburch of the N"'areoe wUI 1 bon AU askmgs for mlSSJOno, kTh CUb Scout Pack 25& of A large number ol relatives PLAN SALES :;. lour grandchl~, two be the special speaker lo the 1supply work and plate offertng • and friends came to attend the N and COLUMBUS tUPll - Senate local Cburcb of Lhe Na.areoe I for the year have been patd ew Haven won a blue funeral of Mra. Baottz. The Pomoroy Senior clua will Artlt:,:.;erand two Minority Laader Frank W Kmg, m Middleport Saturday, AP" was voted to mcreaae the at the M-G-M Dlstrtct u aponsor • bolla sale from 9 a. Carl apper, ' damlld. D-Toledo, called Wednesday for rll 10, at 7,3o p. m The Rev. Ipledge for Missiona for next iRema held at th Poml Pleas- Here to attend tho lunorel m. unUI 5 p. m. Friday at Kr<r sitters, Mrs. Joaeph A Clyde J , Bartlett, prslor. and year to meet the askinga lor • ant NatJonal Guard Armory OD services for Mrs. Maggie Man- pr's Store In Pomeroy. Also Wellston. andl\lro. Elmer Wile> a "complete, ...holds barred" investtgatJon of the re••snahon members cordilti)Ji iovlte the 2~ per cent increase 10 honor Saturday and Sunday. W~ll~m uel illcluded Mr. and Mrs. Har· the seniors at Pomeroy will man. Sandusky. h fun. of James K. Tully as auditor of public, I' of the 25th anniversary of the Russell Is Scoutmaster o e old Talltlnlton: Mr. ami Mro. hold a rummage sale In the Frlomlo may caD at I • the Legislahve S81'VICO CommlSI wscs Plana were made to IPack :.he Pac~ used ao .!h~r Roy Haupbl; Mr. and Mr •. former Aabworth Jewelers era! home any limo. 010u attend the Distnct meetmg oi ltheme Btrds 0 America. n Steve Morlan and daughter Deb- Building II Seccindoll toJDOI'o Tully announced earlier thiS COLUMBUS (UP!l Galhpohs whJch was held 00 1d"P1 1 were b~~d hou~s, ~- b!e; Mr. and Mrs. John Morlan; row and Saturday of this week. IIAM OR CHICKEN! 1 week he wu reslgmng ~ause Mmonty Leader A G Apr!l 7 The hostess served ,.. ,ers fe7nt 1r ' ml~ e Mrs. Thelma Flgllola; MrL The WSCS of the Letart Dtrector Lauren C. Glos1er had quietly tossed a bon1b on freshments of raspberry plP , pl~ster 0 pa; s mod 8' b' d Dale Teaford and daughter Va~ R Falls Methodist Church Js ordered h1m to otop tnveotlgat- poh!1cal scene Wednesday n1ght I Oll lOll tee cream tea coffee and en11 ' usmg ha brirdee an "ted lr ' do, all of Columbus; Mr. and TAKEN TO HOLZE sponsoring 1 ham or clllckon , p1 ows w1t s pam on Mr L T aford of Rom mg t he source of funds for the by throwmg h1s I1at mtn lh c rt.lg 1 Easter candtes. The May meet~ h r t s owrence e - 11MI Syracuse emergency dinDer Saturday April 11 start• Rhodes odmm!StratJOn's "Won- for lhe Democratic nommatton mg will be wtth Merle Frilllth Jt ~ ront, e c ney, W Va.; Mrs. Fred Spen- squad transported Mra Frank lng at 5 p m' 1n tbe 'Letart derful World of OhiO" book and lor governor next yea! I 0 with Gertrude Hoffman .. Ute ' Seouts m the Pac~ are ~~~y cer of Mason, Va. Arnott, Bowman's Run: to Hoi- Falls eonu:.unity hall. Dtnnet the .new state htghway J?lBP The Bellaire Demou at s sur program leader. ~~d~rs, Bob,~.~ ~ou g, Y Mrs. Maude Young w~ host· zer bospital at 11 p. m. Wed- will be f1 for adults and N eents Kmg ca lled the res1gnatwn pnse move came m a nf'ws re COLUMBUS fUPI) - T h e < 'ert. La orga~, Steve ess Friday eveom&, Apnl 2 nesd.a as a mecJical tlent ror children • thiS whole sord1d busme1s oi lease distributed roultnt'ly to Oh10 Senate was to go back In- Mr and MrS. Earl Person ol 1Darnell, Harold Wmmnsa, Ru~· when the Sunday School CJw y pa • ' trying to wreck the Legislative news med1a He \~as not avaJI to sessiOn early today facmg its Huntmgton, Albert Warner of I. Hesson, Jeff Haymaker, Lar· No. 3 of the Baptist ChW"Ch Service Commission for the pur- able for comment fJrst maJor impasse. an eyeball- Alfred, Mr. and Mrs Warren ry H--SIII, Jason lr~~~~ S:~e met at her home. Mrs. Youna:, pose of turthermj aovernment H1s announcement nearly to-e\·eball confrontation between Bent:t: of Hooper Ridge were Carpenter, TommyW !II, ~ president opened the meeting by secrecy" year before the pr1marv elt>ellon I R('pubhcans and Democrats ov- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. 8"'TIS, Lawrence eaver, ay wJth Scr'lpture readinl il'OUp The <.'Ommission is set up as was seen as B rrot~ve to hf'ad oHI f!r the $88H m1lhon high..,..ay an d IC E Woode. RRJdgwhayC,hMalrk VRo~h, BBobby !dngii1J 41 Sweet Hour df Praylt I , OUS , Rf es BTIIlD ruce a non-partlSan, non-po 1 1ca re- former Gov !Vhchaf'l l DJSalle to1ghway saft•ty appropriation Pvt James Harbol of the Adams, Michael How~rd, Brl- er" and prayer,. foUowed by I search a&ency for the iegJsla- and Senate \fmoiiiY Leader I The roadblock went up Marmes and Mtss Peggy Mar· an Russell, Danny Gardner. program on Ealter by Mrs. Dor· 1 lure. Its &taH reports are con- ~ Frank W Kmg. Wednesdi:ly afternoon during a shall were Saturday auests of 1 · "hael Stanley, Jeff Needs, othy Norris. ~eadlnp by mem1 sid.ered 1deal soul"tt's for mfor· DJSalle hm; scud nothm'( about (_)t>moPrat 1c laucu,'j on the bill. Mrs Slam Taylor. John Ferguson Johnny Jones bers were "'he Easter Sea- IJl'IDiriiii CAUSES Iy I'd look If I tried to p:p]aJa 100 1 mat1on on &overnmental acllvl- h ~ plan~, but Is btllt'ved mlel tht> seC\lnd part of Gov James r Mrs Gerald VIolet vlSited CID I Tony Grimm 1 Danny Lttchfteld' " "Eastern ahou1d mee COMPIJCATIONS it all started trom altndlm. tJ~ lrt'st.ed m rt'gammg lhf' guvt>r l A Hhodes' budget to read1 thr j Saturday w1th her n~eee, Mrs 1Terry Sm1th, Ritchie Bird and ~ore than Just 1 new bonnet,'' . Migoah, Helen, how can Ieven Gov. Rhodtt and House lnors ch.tur he lo.')t by a lomd SE>nale flrmr After three hours Ronme Pooler of Chester. ICreg Roush Den Mothers are Upon 8 h111, three erosBH Dear Helen. explain to Laurie that "JOil Speaker (~oter) Cloud have l s!Jd~ to Rhodes m 1962 Kmg rl'l caucuses and hurdle s. Mtn - The James Watson family Mrs Wlllia~ Russell Mrs Car- stood," "When tbe sacred day SometJzDes I think It doesn't should fight for what'1 rilbl. su-uck agam," Kllli Sillld, has md,cated he mtghl be mtf'r- 1onty Leadf'r ~"'rank W Kmg, D- moved from the John Arbauah lroll Adams Jr. Mrs. Jack is born,u "Tbe arrest of Jaua" pay to teach your children the but not FIGHT? And Ill)' bWP 1 the1r ever-mcreasma: r campa ~ ~ 1 ested m nmnmg for tir e gover :Toledo brought h1s mem1Je1.s l house to theu- new tra1ler home r· -xis, Mrs.' Jo~ Morgan, Mrs. I "Ea!it~ Meanlnl," ••The Risen GoldiD Rule. band JUit &.Ill there and clmcJG.. to strengthen one-pa ty. cont : norslup out determmed not to vote on 1 on the Homer Cole Jot Harry Darnell, Mn. Chester Christ_ I'm 1D 1 peck of trouble, all Jes. ove~e:~e,l(' arra of st0::1te gov Kmg s;::~td he 1-\ias surprised the btll 1 Mr and Mrs. Gerald Vmlet Weaver, Mrs Howard Burrls, Durin&: the aoctal hoW', Mrs. beeauae I illaplred our nine - Do other motherl get themern bv the annol)neemenl hut that Wflh the Senate lied at 16-16 sold their home to her n1ece, Mrs Hilda R1dgway and autst- Young served refreshments car- year-old daqhter on tbil kind- selves into tb.iJ kiDd of jam, LanrJOne · ts a good m.ln We one Democratic vote 1s 11eeded I Mr and Mrs. Alva Clark and . ant Scoutmasters are J a c k rymg out the Euter theme. ness bit. You doubt me: lJI.. and Helen Help U11 What'll have •orked cto:;ely togelher 'n to pass a b1ll Had a roll ca11 1fam1ly and then Mr and Mro. INeeds and Leo F Gibbs. Mr. and loJrs Davie Cleland ten: 1 do now-DAM 00 0000. the legiSlature sm~:e 1949 •nen been taken and the vole been 1Vwlet bought the John Ar-1 ROTARY CLUB moved Into their recenlly P"" Laurie bu a teacher who ER. I first came her< 16-0, the b1ll would have d1ed baugh home formerly tho W The Bend Rotary Club met chased home very !rankly shouldn't be teach- Dear DOG· , there and then a pusS1b1l1ty the w Hragg property. 1on Thur ~ay evenlog for theJr l Mrs. Lavtnla Simpson left lnfl children Utat young. She's Pray for an early June! Repub l1cans could not cons1der I Mr and Mr!il Tom Perrin of Iregular dmner meeting AI Monday to ~lSit in Columbm nervous and irritable and V8J1' And welcome to the ' 1Migolh • So MaJon•y Leader Theodore • Lexmgton, Ky were weekend shorl busmess meeting was con- : With her sotrm-law and dauai> demanding - and, of course, what NEXT" club. All moU.. <Contmued from Pagel) M r.ra}, R P1qua took the rare guests of Mrs Eff1e Watson d cted Those lttendlng were Mr. and Mrs. Robert the kids react by beinl Uttle ers are members. Dr Kottman who 15 also di!'i lralf'gy nt re('e o;s np the sess1tm 1 Mr and Mrs Pete Goodm Donald Foglesong, Lloyd Roush, Knightltep Mr. Knil!lhtatep ls monsters, which makes her all Meanwhile, tell the prladpal rector of tho Ohto CooperatiVe , until today, rather than ad. of Columbus were Sunday vts- Floyd Carmack, Richard Ord, scheduled to have lmee sure· the more noo-unclel'llandlng. It's how It happened and l lltlnk F.xtenston Service and the Oh1o I Journmg Jack ' Jack Flesher, Clydo Foley. ory. a bad situation whlcb wlll pro[). he'll chuckle along wltll ,.Our' ' 1tlors of Mr. and Mrs. Agncultural Expenmenl Sta. 'I 1\eatherman. :Rome Wi~ill!lson, Ruos~ll Mr. and Mrs. Rush Philson ably be co....;cted noll year husbaod. You will too - somelion. sa1d the only llting that By Mrs A. H Batley I 01.0 T 'ro NO GOOD Mr and Mrs Clarence Ntch- ' Ct"peh"';t, U.r., Miller, Edw1n of Dover, Del., were weekend with her tranllfer to .., older day. - H. can keep Ohto from ach1evJng Mr and MIS P,ml B.tker M1ddleport Police Cl11ef Her- ol!W. returned to their home here 18 eJn, ~thur Thabet, Thomas guests of his parents, Mr. and lfOUP but meanwhile some of Hear Helen· Ralph Mrs Sen Philson and M r 1 the are gettmi into the When I die I want my ashea tremendous economac develop- · 1 lamlly Jl Killbuck "Pt"nt H I t·rl (,J!key sa1d toda~ that tn atter spendmg the wmter m1Reed. George Ingels, 1 ment wtll be a lack of VISion, a weckend V¥Jih ,..,•over \~ll!te and corrq 1 tance w1th Ordmance 825 Flonda w1th the1r children ~ ~~~r:~~· Rev. Martin BeriS- Gomer Lewis bad habit of being onery, 11nd scattered around 8 favorite ploa lack of convlcLJon and fa1lure 1Dons ,, the V1ilage all cars w11h Mrs Helen White spent the SHO Frank Capehart Mrs. Mae Crawford return- Laurle who always loved tree where we vacation every to act "We hav~ wlthtn our 1 Mrs Roberta Lee Sulton and old tag must bt: moved from weekend here w1th her parents ! WER FOR INFANT ed to her home at New Bright- school' i!l beginnmg to hate it year It's m a wilderness area capabihtles the potent1al for'~rs A H Batlt>v callt>d on the c;IJeets WllhiTI 1r d-1\"s ur Mr and Mrs lra Kyle ' ; NMrsl Oscar Casto, Jr, of on, Pa after spending two Now' our daughter JS a ctri- n~ one could possibly miDd closing the ~ap between the !Mrs Katte Havman and Mrs the) v.lil be towed away Mr and Mrs. Elmer Kautz ew Iaven, was honored With weeks WJth Mrs. Hazel Cle- with lots of friend!! so I figur- or be hurt by this. Yet 0\U' stat. 1 F:htabeth Hayes of Chl';.;ter on • a shower for her Infant daught-• 1 d ' . . rural and urban educat10nai, ,Sat d NAMED TO ICC ond Mrs Becky Lodw1ck of er Shell D Wed an ed a bit of psychology m1ght JDSISts that aBbes from cremavocatJon.al, and economic up ' Mu: ;nd Mrs Clart>ne(> BAk· WASHlNLT'I'ON ~UPi l -.John , Chester were v1s1tmg M1s Nor- d~y eve~in ~~n· ~n homenesi 1 Mrs Laura Ball_ returned help matter!! 1 told her to get tion must be kept withlo a cemportumtJes," he coneludPd :er of Col!j•nbus s~nt a \~f'fk W H1tsh of Port!":mouth Ohm, 1rna D~an and daughter, Betty Mrs Cecil ~yre N H 0 home af~er •pending !leveral her fnends together and start etery. Tb1s not only costs more, Those 1ttend1ng from Mttgs 1end "t thtlr homt' ht'l~-' and 8-nd Kupert l Murph y <_;porg1a Chevaher and family. iASsJstmg Mrs Sayre h 31V:n. monthswJthherdaqht~r~,Mrs. a "Help Miss M - - 11 club but I don't want to be there. County Included Leo Story, Oo- 1 ~ th Milo MrDule wf're ~pproved Wednesda} by 1 M1 and Mrs Floyd Matlack es were Mrs. Jack M;ersof! R:~ ~ Kathryn Gunther and MlSS El-and see how much happier I can understand why they rts Eastman, Helen Swart:.::, Mr and Mrs c\rvll Hnltt>r the St>nate for reappointment to of Parkt>rsburi were visthng hl!i iley and Mrs. Bob Miller' E~- ~ OISe Bill, in CincmnatJ. tbiqs would be and how much wouldn't allow indiscriminate Frances Spencer, Carl B11! and famJiy altt>nded tht' t-lot the Interst ate Commerce Com- grandmother, Mrs. Myrtle ans, w va ' Mr. and Mrs. SolDn Butcher more they'd leam. Gueas I real- Qumpmg uf ashea - for health kam, Pete Shields and C E stem dJrmer at Eg!->te1n h1gh nHssJon lor sevttn year terms. Frusl Followms the shower the 1 of Clev~and spent theM w~ ly impressed her becau!le she reasons, or keepana: them 1D a Blakeslee ISchool recently PLAN HAKE SALE ! women went to the ' ca,to l"na~dw~im : · and rs got right on to II and ball the ahrmo on the mantle, but my :viiS Ernest Johnson of Bt>l The Ladws Home League ol ,~, ' '1! ~ home where they joined thPir l w H rl f Park kids in class are knockinl thetr case ls different. How can I Ipre spent Saturday wtth Ml:l the s~l~atJon 1\rrm ts spon.;;othusbands 1n an evemng or : Mrs ~~~n arMs 0 and : : - brains out to more or less re- get around this stupid law?M11rl Ours mg •" bake s~le In the DaviS- ' Jmk Carsey, ma••Ker of · ''tern 'e square dancing burg ca on r . · lonn Miss M wltb kindness. ASHES TO DUST, SAY I Mr and Mrs Holly F'rwnd \\' I b ld I Landmark In Pmnero), 80· Durin .. the I I . Fred Cadle, Saturday evenma. Fme wonderful you say' Dear A to D· ;;~rnel nw ram e u1 mg on Bounct>d toda oll tJ 00 0 f & even DJ rnov es ' • · · DIVOTEf., TO INTIII:E$1 0 .. !spent a re~ent Thursdav m fi'nr1nv begmnmg at 10 a m . 'i a c {'( were taken of the honoree, She!· Sha Not when I'm calJed up by You can't get 8I'OUild a law, INe\so.nvtlle wtlh her motht'r, Pror·rPds \\Ill go towar ds ffit <.;- amtPnt foi!Uls fouad recea~y 1ley Dawn. and the btrthday of han wver. the principal to explain why my but lf you don't like It, you can 10 the Apple Grove area w11l John Marhsall wn oMerved. Mites MAIOPIII AltA Mrs Sam F1 ank ston;;~ry work Mr and Mrs Joe Brad: usually ladylike daJJihler is write to your Jegtalaton - who .,.,._,. L ,., ..... IIIU•IIlt... Mr and M1 ~ Chnl Orr r.t11 - I be- 00 display at the Land· · Refreshments were 11erved to and Mrs Josephine ~Uler • fightmg on the school grounds. wm probably tell you there are r:.._.••, T•"....., 11 ' 101' 0' ~d on Mr llnd M1~ Lt'w h Ed Let hil Wood Chr~ter oolled on mark lown & Country Store P fol1owln 11 Mr a d M m Huntlngto.- on Vednelday You see rivalry l"''""IDI early "ood reasons for confinillg ash~ PII~~M~JIWCI .-rr .rt.rav"" ••u•••• I tt t 1d I IIi • n rs. vtsilmg Lyon Mlller and in ' .,... • . suna., hl l'l• Ot~r" ll•ll•v t'llhh•ll ge on 1 uesdav Mrs Anm+> Tuttfe. Mrs A H le oex severa ays. t IS IOscar Casto Mr. and Mrs Bob Mr d omong femiles and there's an- es to cemeteries: Too mall)' 1 lnl ('..qmpau llfl "'•rllanlr .., ........ ~" ' Mrs Donny Dye M Kenova . v stUng . an ottler little glrl . Iwbo wants to be people would scatter them In ero' Qb.IQ ta••otn om~ Pll"ne Mr an d M~ J O@o I~awrent f' Hc~tif'-~; and Mrs Mary K Holt- believed the fossil s art boDel ..,..,yre, Mr and G' Ky Mill wv Null. IDdlltJr!&J pnnn• ft"i 1- spent a Fr1doy evt·nm)! 1\lllr t'r \\ednesday evemng of a prehistoric animaL 1Mr and Mrs Cecil Sayre Mr' Rev r!l. arynd tbe • places ' unJeu the 115'1 M 1 Mnor.Marttn Ber I11- the leader of the third .a?ade . • ... ..... r and Mrs J mt's Lawlt'flf't' \11 and Mr.') C mt Orr s~nt t~,,..,. '"~w ~'W? .w~f':f&>m 01;~ and Mn Jotln Marshall, all of ford and son i..ndy were tn So she has 1tarted 1 "Hate State hired an ash~ecldng ltnter" •• , lecond ll'IIU!nt of Hazael Tut sday evemng wt II1 II1e B1-I New Haven , Mr. and Mr!l. Rus- IClarksburg ' Jut 'week 1'lslt· I MISS M.. group, and lb e de.. t-'1 aI Ia:xpayera eJ.peue. matte' .. tJM _ "muaiUI ,, Pomtr"-' FRo\LEV 19 INJURED Oblo I Mr and Mr·s RaJr,h Ballard 1\ ll11r family ami helped tde, • · 1sell Staats, and Mr and Mrs. in relatives I two factionl battle 1t out at -H. and Belmda Lt>e were <11 Dt·IP hnrtf' Ra:1dy s birthday Fl · y k of recess You know klda· any 1 Robert f ralty 19 · Rutland. !Jack Myers aU of Ripley· Mr IM Ndanal •o:t...-attq "''~t• w Sat d h M \l.as taken to Veterans Me nd M ' ' . rs orence on er ave Bortta•lll lttm hafi tt~c 34.3 are on . · l!r ay w ert• 1 T\lr and Mr!l Holly fnend mor- a rs. Bob MHler and daugh· camb d Ohlo nd Mr and thiDa: for a &ood rouaing fl&ht. This column \1 dedicated to ~~·toe.,.. Yarl crry New Balla11d went to'* doctor lor a spent B lt>w dtlys w1th Mr and •181 Hospital this mormng for iter, .. hirlf:'y, Evans, W. Va and Mrs ~a~r~~s Yon'ke~ and daugb- The "good IUYI" aren't fight- family living, s if you're hav1 sv~rt~ouo• "''-' 0 , 1, .,.. 0 che(kup 'lr~ Franu:i MlPeek ot Sardts 1treatment o( InJUries 18 8 log~~ Mr and Mrs. Jack Hess of ter '0 r Ba me Oho spent 1 mg lor )U!tlce any more bu1 1ng kid trouble or just plain I eek nd . Jsltlng ladle JUSt tor the run of a feud. trouble Jet Helen help YOU u.rrln etlt'r• UIJIIhl• lfl : .. nT• pe! Mr and Mrs Chwton 1nno•<:. \11 s Lola Sorden I !I spendmg gmg ilC::Cident F'ralt'y suffered New Hawn. ~~ :,1 ~.O:dn":~~; ·~~ and family spent Sunday wtl h a few davs "1th Mr and M1 s a Llroken arm when a log rolled I Sendmg g1fta were Mr. and ~art~ v I Even worse, Min M~ She win also welcome yo~ moRttu rno. •nr~ aroon•n~ ..:~IM'l l.rovt>r While and ()ons Wtll1am Sorden on h1m He was tran!ferred to Mrs Earl Drennon Rtpley and .. _. Sad! W rth has heard garbled re"""'• and a us1 .. .,. ~rtences Ad _.. U.et• ~te •"•,.. ,., •• ,~, .... ... Mf'"' d&m es Esth er Wrig I11 M1s ('l3N>nre l.Rl\1 enC¥ of H0 lzer H05 P1t a l f ' Sayre or f ned""'~ to her e homt a was wetk can· she considers me an interfertng ~own aaoe ...... ,... • 110, nanante on• "'""'h 11 M1 ,. ~ or f urt her ;'Mr and Mr.s Page Jut dress m Helen Bottel lo carl of• ~·~ "~r::a~!~~~~~ u.U:.1• mnrotn• ' ;~ura Mav ~artung ~l<~hel P01t ' nd spent Fnday evrn 111 g mPdlUll attentiOn CottqeviHe, W. Va. ~LM to IUne!!l. busybody. You can see how sil- this newspaper. 1\ an MPter, F... rma Cle land and w1th th~: Joe Tw nt'r fam 1ly. 1 New Have• Personals I DF.NIES REPORT Mr. and Mrs, Otto Gr1mm, Time _ .. __ l-Iado _ IJ~ebLOSE ANGELES tUPli- Na-'M" Rn 1and Korr and daughtHalaby, Federal Av1a- ers, Debra and Dianr, and Mrs. .I~ .!.'~~ tJon admm1strator, has demed Howard Bm-rts attended the fu· SrRAWSOSS WAS VERY Nt,;E 'TO 'TH': WSE:< LATER S~E C:VES JUST 'THAT.. he mtends to resign to accept neral of Mrs Rena Grbnm at ly Wo)'IIO G. Brandltadl, M.D. ire•l punier to why 10 .,..,. chance of a chronic Infection N!OW ~IRL He HIREr AS A 8tLUN0 ASKS Ht.~ oO EXPLAIN SOME OFFICE a h!gh-paymg post w1th an alr- Tifftn, Ohfo, last week. Since there are now more penou escape tbfl crlppllq dJ. develop!nl in 1ba IUDKS. CLERK-.. VERY CONSIDE~A'TI' -~ ROUTINE ..·'THEN lHE. ROOF FALLS IN!! line Mr. and Mrs. Herman Layne .tctuna of emphysema than of seaoe. lu lbe - - 11 WI ... 1 Dunng a news conference , ~ve returned home af~r SpeJld- luf11 cancer and tuberculOiis other factors in the lncreu- ease the vk'tlm tlltUI Itt . . ~~dnesday Hal a by said pub- ;l~a:wa:~nt~'lavacatlomng In rombined It illllllt wtmdet lltat eel number of reported cases of ...,..aau to olep IIDIHlPI- U 00 I ~AVE TO ATTEND EVERY LIT'TLE OFT.ill? I nd, Mr · lh1s hll been caUod the , . _ Ollljlhysema are that a tare· W. proves dllltcult ,.. " cd reP?rts abuut h" sup· M posed restgnatJOn plans "disrh a ·~...Hahorold Jo)m. grow1ng health problem tn the er proportion of the population ble macb ...... eaa be doDo by CAN'T YOU DO ANY'fHING turbed" hlm son ave retur.""" me after ' • ...,. YOUR OWN? w~AT AM !tpe!ldlng the wmter monlht 10 I Untied States. " Uvinl past aee 55 than ever tuchlng lllDI 11 _.a wlllloal I ·"A NURSE/MID? OF Ont~. PreSident .Johnson, he i Florida. In a person with emphy· before and that doctors a r a bobal.... Tlte oulllo 1111 ... I ALL T>IE ---said Will d~terrmne when and M nd M La Tu l semi the alr enters the W• Jmproving at recognizing the " " ' lt ........... ulll JNPW If f Will leave" snd ·~h~dren ~..aa.. moro easily thaD It leaW!I. 'Mu· diaoua. Unfortunately, by lba tnalalllllla llorlld, - --Iwere recent 'uests of ' Mn' cousaecretton deep In the 11111(1 time the dlseue can be,...... 1111 ebanc:M ,.. ......... SYMINGTON OK Frances Brown and Mat belpa to trap tbe air In I be nlzed moat .tctlma have lllflv· Proper IJ'ealmlnl lni!lutlila WASHINGTON !UP!) - Sen Mr. and Mro. Henry Cu;,.mg- l small air aaco at the end ollha eel 1 10 per otnl lois of lung ... tho 1110 of anllbilliiOI lo cliar Stuart Symmgton. D-Mo ' was ham bave returned home from bronchi. pachy. up any Infection !bat 111'7 be reported In sattsfactory condl- Dayton, Ohio, where they spent AltYWIIIIUIIrriiiM die A man with amphytama bas present !llld dlue• 10 dll.._ lbe t1on today after undergom11 sur- lite winter nths wltb Mr. and ooua mem..,_, II 1111 hllp to breathe twice as mueb atr bronchi. 91datlves lhouJA be a. g.er) for removal of &allstones Mrs Henry Cunningham, Jr II a faotor ill oeulq IIIII d~ as 1 normal man 1o 1at t b 1 voided, Some doclorl baY', IJ>. 1 he 6J-year-old senator was ex- Mrs Larry Lleving is a sur- sease. There Is a elloo ....,Jo. aame IIJIIOUill ol OX)'IIIft, Tho lrncluced tubeo In!& tho larger pected to rernam hospitalized Ileal patient at Kober hospital tloo betweea lito oQibu of mucus tho! accumulatea In tbe broncbl ancl appllld IIICIIon for about 10 days "I,Jbur Webb has retumed to wllo lla,.. lleaVJ luna• lnterlortO with tho cloar- 'l'hll Ia a ltdloua proceu but his employment at Vanadium lllllokn for over • )'NI'I . . . lnr of Ute oinrayt by tho adlon 10me vicllma have otulnedlait· WCAL TEMPS after bellll ill for severo! empbyaemo. The ..-... of tho halrllko cilia that _,_ 1n1 relief lrolll lt. The temperature In Porn· weeks. · lltiCIJ 1111111f:en IJoo aiM I""IIIJ l'lly keep secretio!ll 1110vlnl leo AllbOOib op!pbyaenta Is 1 !:lJ~~~'10 ~A ery'o bush,... diStrict at It 301 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shawver lacrOasod Ia recenl yean. Air ward the throat. Flll'lllennore IIOfloua dlleue lila not a hope. -403 4.. Sf,, ' a m today was 68 degrees un- and daughter of Salem, Va., polllllloo ill illdastrlal areao the longer the excess eeCretl0111 ten one. However the baat UN~ CIT'I,N.J', der part!~ cloud~ skJCL j,pent lht woekellll ben witb IM'loer ·lmfwlaM ._. Tilt ara rata!Md. ~ ~ lba .,.,.... '"..,. '" ..... ,. r ~ } • a.~~''"~\1~, ,, • ·~ ~ . ~ COLUMBUS tUP[)-Wednes- 1 otftrers Trammg Council 1 1 t 125-3) ...y's major le&~s at ve acuon a a glance: lntrodured · House - H B 677, establishes stale . Pas5«1 board of welfare to ov......, · -H B. 321, establishes uni- stole welfare programs. fijr!n state meat Inspection Senate (VO!o 1111111) Passed ' -H B 307, lets state uruverSJ- -s B il , gwes township emUes keep fees they collect (Vote ployes siX patd holidays tVote • COWMJus-,.. Mr. Napper of ~~ .. -?dJ.~Fr; .. j •-.,..illOI!liiQIIItll ---. Zing into spring in a new Chevrolet, Chevelle, Col'vair, Chevy II Ol' Coi'Vetti ---·--·- a L~~,~:=~I ~ POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY �It • • j ( AUGUSTA Go. (UP!)-A se-lavorlle with Palmer: shooting at t :lll a.m. Tbey are MUN1 ltct field of 9t golfers, including ! for his firth tille in lhl• one, Rudolph and Tumoo llbll of 111e best in the U S. and foreign quoted at I to 1. Japan. DAYTONA BICACH, J' I a. ranks. tees off todlly in the I Nicklaus, In 8 hoppy The ...,.. two tall with- (UPI) - n toM a tllreHim fi rst round of the Masters tour- of mind, saying "I'm 11 draw~~former Maslen cbam- homer Ill lbe fllllllll biDia8 by nom.nl w:th defendmg cham- , led as 1 ever have been pion Crail Wood , who lo ben! ~ p1on Arnold Palmer and Jack my game." was scheduled bu a bad blck 1 and Jlar.. da O'ftll' AlbeYWe 1 a... c Ntckl~us r~:~.ted t~s the ones Lo 1 ~ off at 12 noon EST old Weetman of Encland. wbo te!n • =J.:'! I I :U Boston Coach Says CeltiCS td rect11tly r.rom reteu. tbt ...soc~a- boo6quarlert ...,.. thll OllkJo fiD. ~ tt;Tnat:..,: 1 • N lner UbdJni per lame IVtrii~~ ....~Ld Tria faul lloa'l !(J!D'II City, Mo., oec:oodwl: finjsbed ftftb in wwv na 1hootlq: wl&b I 10.0 perctl'lt.qe of foul ahotl}edma~ Dillon puJ 843 reboundllD 21 pmel for ID averqe just 0.1 per cent lower thtlll that of Alabama State'l BalD the top rtbounder in tbe country with I 25.8 averqe per game. Dillon bas allo been nameel Honoroblo Meullon A I 1American for tbe IICOIId year .In 8 row. DIDon's bolpocl RID Grande becomt the l7th belt rebouDdlng team In the nation ••oro•• PP.ft!IDINI"I PAY 11'0111 tilt . ; TnUury Depart- aod 1410-yard ft¢NIJter MJoboe! Burtoa of ~. CIIJI1 men! to le OUIO b)l I ban booll llleCiocl b)llbl .UU COIII'Ier. , , pres tW aide lbll'l S1lllllmlaC """'1111"- le ailal 1 .~_, .md ....,..-t !be U.S. Ill ., llltet'piJitl lilt ~. aJmc to lbe natlonll meet 11 ar-11 W. aquad. prealdanl,' Hartford ••:tl!f 1 La 00 ...,... . fur your t<asy lielert ioll . And, .:uu.rst-, at t'.J.;y on the bud get priCt'll, Toys - best-of-seven Novelties ii~urday~~-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil home with i Willlam Kelly Rlebud Jenk- FOR 1 1 and Po~ Mondly eport Mr ml Mrs ~ld Bwnaam~ of near . New Hann • were recent SUnday afternoon ~st:s of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Crump. ~· Delbert Dobon of Maaon deUveted the semton at lbe Hartford Baptist CliUr& Smtday. At present the cburtb Is without a regular putor ml the SUnday mornlo& HI'Vice II lllled by local preacher~. • .J, :, . DESIGNS + := J::r!'·tn~were . i. DECORATOR ft! (A French City" Easter Ham) 11 EVERY ROOM ALL ECONOMICALLY Evans Packing Ct. • ' I• ........... ..............._., CONTEST RULES •Ermt tnl W n1 111n IO'IIf'OIIIflol ..r .. - fnllll . . ......... ...... ror.., Ham Contest •·sunny" coupons below • Fill In your name, address, phone number on each one. eCiip lltiJtlllllllti • Deposit each coupon in Ham Contest Box at the store or the sponsoring EBERSBACH HARDWARE Main Stroot mercha nt whose on the coupon. • series • Winners will be notified by participating stores. You need not be present at any store to win. make up your own I phi a. FRESH POTTED PLANTS IN A WIDE VARIETY NOW ON SALE! Clip our· cou· pon from " HAM PAGE"-bring to our 1dore. s-10 BEN FRANKLIN -s-10 l 'Y ,".l( O"ri~:::~;::-;--;:, ~ '< --:-;-:- -- -:.- ~ POMEROY WY 2·3498 Announcing Our Spring "' ~ < ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ WIN AN EASTER HAM FOR YOUR FAMILY • iI At the iame time. 76er Coach i Dolph Schayes was predictinK . i that his team would take the I Eastern playoff title and automatie berth in the playoff 11nals with the Western winner by bealinl the Celtlco In a al• or seven game series . I ~ NAME ..••••••••••••••••.••••••• 1 HAM CONTEST • Any one over 16 Is etJgt. ble to take part. No purcb- (J NAME ......................... • . a~es are necessary. • • ••• 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• ' 1 WE ' RE A HAM CONTEST STORE - ADDRESS .•.••••.•••••••••••••.•• PHONE ..••••••••••••••• •••• ••.•• He based his confidence on I the marked improvement or play by Chamberlain in the sec. r. j game of the serie1 and on . the ract that the two teams split even ln ten regular Ita· ' son games. ' ADDRESS . ....•.•..•...•••••••••• e Only one ham may be won by a family . Judges de· cision will be final PHONE .. , .•.•••••••...••••.••..• DUTTON DRUG STORE MOORE'S STORE I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO • Co ntest not open to em· ployees of participating store or of this newspaper. because ••• ADDRESS ........ ...... ......... • PHONE .--······················· BEN FRANKLIN STORE POMEROY, OHIO The popJiar reseaiab !e label makes the loaf so easy to open ••. so simple to close. ~ ~ ~ ~ ' NAME ... •.••••.••.•..•.•.•.•••• NAM& . •••••••.•••• ••.•.•••••• • • • Sunday, April 11 ,, 1:00 to 5:00 P.M. Every slice 1S baked with FG?n~. the all-liquid vegetable shorte nin h1gh 1n poly-unsaturata ADDRESS . ••••••... .•••.. , . · · • · · • ADDRESS . ..••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • PHONE .•••. , •. , .••••• , •• , , •.•.•• PHONE ... .• • • · • • · · • • • · • · • • • • • · • • SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS ' I ; •• POMEROY, OHIO FRIDAY, APR. 16 - 1:00 P. M. FOREMAN & ABBOTT ;_.IDDLEPORT, OHIO IN EACH STORE LISTED HAM CONTEST I Tnere's no annoying inner band tD tra p ~!;ces. ..... '· ; I DOOR PRIZES I (INAMI .••••••••••••••.•••••••••• ADDRESS .• .I I EASTER FLOWERS and ARRANGEMENTS ' Phono WY 2-2039, Night WI 9·2951 Wo Wlro Flowon Anywlnoro ~ ..,(JJ • ••••••• •• •••••••• .. t'u .... c ~•mand makes Heiner's first chOice .. ,ltl- of ca,u..m, t . I ' ~ . ;< I. J, • I lttllere. •. NAME ..••...••.• •• · • · • • • • · • • • • • ADDRESS ..••.• ADDRESS ...... ..............••.• I • • • • • • • • •. • • • • • • • • PHONE ..••••.••.•.••.••••••••.•• K&C JEWELERS CHAPMAN-CANADAY SHOES BAKER FURNITURE POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO N.AMI .••••••••••••~ •••••••••••• I NAME . ..•••••••••.••••••.•••••• PHONE .........••••••••.••••. . •• NAME ..•.•••••.•••.•••••••••••• ADDRESS .................... :. ~ •••.• · ADDRES$ . ••.••••••••••••••• • • • • • PHONI .•• , ~ ,.····· · ··· ···~··~ ...... PHONE .•..•••• , ••••••••••••••••• NEW YORK Cl()TIIIltG HOUSI THE .FABRIC SHOP >V• '. 'J:t .. ..... ' ., ..... _. .., ' - l~~~QYI{~(O:~~- PHONE .. ....... ................ . ASSOCIAnD RADIO & TV POMEROY, OHIO SHOP LOCAL STORES FOR BEST VALUES . WI GIVI TOP VALUE STAMJII Mro. Millon! Van Motor I ., I W.MIIn St. ADDRESS .. • ' •• It's the economy loaf with 37.5% more bread, still your bi~est bread. ON DISPLAY IN A WIDE YARim POMEROY FLOWER SHOP 0 ••••••• •• •••••• NAME .. ,., .•....•....•••••••••• PI:IO..I .•••••••••••••••• , ••••.••• Nothing to buy, juot rotlllor whon you Yilll REFRESHMENTS I •••• I . i ' •• 1 Boston Coach Red Auerbach ' announced that his squad would : ! ~~.;:;,~• the score of Tuesday 109-103 loss in Philadel- the necesury items to ..·' •' • A drawing wilt then be he'ld in each store to dec;de w:nners of the free EASTER HAM for EACH storo. Empty Baskets-ell • •• .·1 • Coupons may be deposited until 100 p.m., Friday, April 16. 1 Make-Up Baskets . ·- ll Ru..ell, the NBA's Most Valuable Player aaaln this sea<N>n, , must regain control of the backboards from Wllt Cham- 1 ber\ain when the two team1 i clash at Boston Garden tonight I for the third game in the final E11stern plsyoffs. Eathtt Candy Many Gift Items name CLIP the "BUNNY" COUPONS ------------------- against the Phlladelpbla 76ers. Easter Cards • PllaD su ..... o( ' • iii Beautify :a. ' lht , SotJe • l y N0 tes ,. . • 1Et!' er mluod only It out of It lou! sholl attempled thl1 ye~~t. Paul Dtlloll Is • juolor and Don Trainer Is a IOJ)homoN. Both will be key playero oo nul year'1 Redman bauetbaU "=·La f: u tbo Pllllbllflh Ptralel oent ,......bin& sWDIMBII PKUD ~clJockl IJJ. I. ..., Jnlldenlll a:!.~~:~ brouibl from MounlllD Labs, N. J1 WheD pald, IJ1ej per cent ol !be Gard,: :~ H~U:,.. ~ OSTON (UPil _ Rival :mpl~~~·."~~ ':0~~18!!. :""rtoyd MeMillln are busy 1 B I•Ul'lll the pnlens In the roaches Issued connlctlng llate- wltb a 2.78 earned nm avera_ge 11e only U percental• surrounding communities plow· menlo ol confidence today but lui 1011011 Ill ll11181 polnll below that of the top eel ml readv lot planting. the man who will oelile the Rlcbmond. loullbOoter In 1be nation. Tra!JJ. I .:;;;~~~·;..........;;;;;;;;...;~I Boston-Philadelphia playofl IsFIRST '"' was typically ollent. ASS'!' COACH NAMED nuday wu nomed u an ulls· QUALITY taD! foolbiU coaeb at Iowa, Bill Russell, the bearded cen- IOWA CITY, Iowa (UP!) _ repllclng A n d y lllcDonald REGULAR who h"!,!acedN ce: Prentice (Pta) Ryan, veteran wbo NIIID'd to a<eept the C.rtifi•d Oil Sletion to moe atr~.t a Mlchlgan hlgb ocbool coach ml bud COachbll polllloa al ArlIn s Pomo...., kelball Assocoa!ton EulfM1 Dl· a 195050 Mo""'""':'t."=""'""'""'""'"_"_ vision titleJ and aeven playofi __!M~It:chl~ll~~~~(lr~ad~ua~te~W~ed~·~IDDI~~-~:_-------~w ' crowno In tho laat eight yeal'l, was atilt the obvioos key In the • To WIU Agam It's Easter Time At Pomeroy Ben Franklin 1"t'(\Jo :!:.:'w: lel!eo CNAIA). 'l'bl fJnal Ita~ falled to ahow up. ~ Jell manqod lUll .... 1'batleft N u.s. proo, II U.S. hit off two ,..mplel'l Ill the amateurs and It fortlin proo lint llllmllnp. an-t am&le\U'I lD the field. AlbeYille was beld to one blt L _____ ,~ .. toda m four laniDp spDt betwHD After ta bo e ~ Y Troy GUea and Sam Jones, b!Jl and Friday, the ll.eld wiU . be took a t-G lead In the flftb off reduced to the low 44 ti'i'O Frank SbeUenbad 1 "ho pitched plua any players W 1 three bmlngll ml allowed only at~"Oku or the leacl ~~ Onaand that run and two hits. two rounds on Sa'"""'' Columbwl tied It In lbe ev· Sunday over the ,,. .yard Au- tb 011 an error a walk and gusta National Coone. ~:e Martinez~ smite. Asheville tbeD tot a paJr in tbe eighth off Blll Knoch, mak· tnt blm loolt !Ike • IOJII' anHI Perry'a blall • Dave Rober1a IDd Ed Bobauah - • to pll<:b ftr lbe Jell today ~&alnst Birmlo&ham. • • Colwnhu received IOI'DI help ueat Iamateur Ed TulwUer of . 11 was nut a star-studded l apoh•. f:eld, such "' the big tour ' Palm"· far from t ournamE"nl~ attrad. because wtth h!s dnvm~ and undet the \1a:;ter:s tormat rnuny I wlils dut' to start play 30 ut the must prumtsmg voung ' h L: s pro~ <~re nut eli!J thlt'. In ~tes l~t~kl!)~;~ ~:~v one of their plckt> art> amateurs and f thoe ~eadrng amah~~rS' In the forei, n profesSional! who don't 1 r· ~d havf' mu ( h cli<~Jll't' ot wmnrng I IrA usual past Mastrrs cha m• ' ' . But at least the top st ars I p!Gns were pa1red With amaBJ't' her~ Along wrth Nieklaus j Leurs ln the first or the four and Palmer, Bt!ly Casper, Tony : round... Warm and cloudy Lema, Doug Sanders, Gary i v..t>ilthrr was forecast for today. ~layer Sam Snead. Ben Hogan I Honorary S\artera t~nd Hobby N1chols were cons1d- l The honoral) startmg team trt'd the Jeadl!lg ~:ontenders. again \\-Ill be Fred McLeod, 82, Nicklaus FH>orue and .J•ck Hutchllon, 80. After Nwklalls. who won the Mas- those formalities ~re ~ut ot the tE-r ~ rn 196.1 , was the 4 to 1 W~l,V. !he first pair will tee ofi Rio Qrm1e ~· 1'1111 aDd flnlsb. eel il !be llnal llllllltleo for tilt Jill .f6 blitelball ..... all teLuaed b)l ille NaUonal AIIIOO!alloll ollntercoiJeclate Alii- .. '-Dally Sentinel, Pomuoy·lrflddleport, 0 ., Apr. 8, 1NI Robert$ on . Dillon, Trainer Finish Mound Today •ut; Jt:..h in NAIA Statistics For Jet '9' DIDoftlllllh Dae - '65 Masters Begins ' I" ·,'-~-· · - .. ' - ·'· '~ • - .. .. - ·· - " �,I •• 8.. ds Maf8hall URCVCDUC On ~ • Go Oft Sala ~II . iJ Will J-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Apr. 8, 1965 DON'T DII. .LI AWAY fOIIYIR. •• Ill ;•» ·i. .. ... ...... lilt iiMliUI - Re- 1Riill ._. _ . I W""• wll~ ~It~< ~ ~~~_.llr,.~ ~10· e:t f« ........., 1 'J 1 FULL FAUCET FORCE 111 - ·n · 111: · I ..... Ell"'-~ ao ·-~~ - - :ii 1121111 Uha.. . liN ...,Ice elll&inl ,... ..... j I 1 i' .I 2 $ ...... I sri ...A he tl ..... . . . ' • •.: tr # I S all """' ~ $ 1r i ... a I I al .... will Jlln. IIIII ... . . a tu r"I eW>t ·,:: "'::.,_. businea, Wf...lr..Ju.n ==., llalf ...... !"" 1~~ GEORGE LEWIS-"MR. CMJOON" two •I f !'!,~~ li .-;; ._,... . .•, If psac ! w ,, te, 8 Gla 1 u · a.; £ 13 1 ,I •1 v.,. ...... . . . . . , n; I 0. Dur. . w110 J 5 111r !D death 1n 1952,. was born Deeember 3, 1810 In Erie, Pa .• , : dauchter of the . : Irish and Margaret Tl • She was a member of tha Cllr lsI EpJscopai Cburdl, [ J'"' of the Amerlean ~ Lw Pt. Pleasaol Womons (» - Clil lervlce Guild of C!llrilt '1!' 1 CIJureb, . . tltll; ... twl dauJhters, Jib, Huaa• Fib, Pt, Pleas: .e; !IlL A. 11; " West •11 ., Claa; lllsler, Jfn, L. C. &' II , llrle, Pa. ; • '*?I-. l!ree ''M' w _. we ONE DAY BYICI ON 7 SHIRT FINISHING I I liN. lo • • t•IAI t~~n: I' , _ """* PI' I'LEAIA!IT JlfrL 11aa,.. LpdJ, e= lltJ rUUc GNw; Graet B Liar., NP'I 2 d II» Plea . 2 :.w. - 1, , .... •b' WedI a liB ...... 7 J'Ja! lflor •, ROIIISON1 11 • ' ......:;c,.-AJ~Cia, a• p d INil, 8 ',,, 11111, r-ca11 & l'WIJ: 11n. r a1 dl 111 a-tSic all Ban-I _. - . a. .._, a:• a. m. 11 Clot Grist :i. 111111 = ill .-11 • .AD!8'ft'a) _ b;y ~ llf• LVIII!b lfl - · J - ~ In uuohilll..., 5 _,.... p ·. grlljllly, ..... ~ ,.... era! ·ltilllils ~· • ~lal, ~ =.!:;. · ' • Ar~ 7 , J:'l:1 lor Including lighting 6ela, erlginal musical oco~, and a new .qt. ""'~ t1111 ...... plaee Ill - • ID .,.. , ~ ...... Jn ---. Wva .-avy IS E_ • -~ 1 7 die..._,,. W: ,: · 7 ), ..,_ ,_. M ·jl. ... ,_, conSld- . . . a . •1llt II I 'c :s a new University Center to replace the present studeol U. ion. The present u.illa d house certaia wl I ' I lfiM ... !ices....,. ilil Oleler II ~I ' 1 , 2 W?' plall 111114atrl ft the Uoob&lii2:J 0 . ter baw lleeD wl. library , a $300,000 rrnovation of Old Main, the administration building; and a $300,000 pur. I chase of land for a new Student Un 1-00 Con;truction of the classroom complex and the Old Main reaovatiOn is expec+.ed to start Ma1 1, the library addiiUin on s.p. tember 1. The classroo• """'las will house studento ol llllllic. ... ma and Bit, jalnllillll, p ± languagea, rt• fll •• a. ;.s,:tl. tlinn3 ,-,addilinn 1 co=: ~$1.8 ,.a. eamps :_: ....,. to the University lion and will b purchased snestillt ......ey • '!:' d r-'l:.r Bullets Surpri.se· 41:.;:1 I • - tw..11e l:::i a. of ft fUWIIIII'- Nn. Cllf· I,QM wliln a. Mew ta Q. f , 'II. II UIJ Jet.· I ....... , _ - . . ~ . "!!ot • - rf . ,_ ml Y11111rc1114'1P* .... ~_! et ._ DIIIIY ·.sentmeJ, romeroy-MICI4lepon, o ., Apr- s, lBe-7 sdaY Dd.:.:: o•1e8"'ed w~Pe PI'. PLEWNT- 41 ._ Pow.. o ~• • Mrs. Durfee Power Company to Sponsor Fair ~O"j . .-.e • •-= .,:e _., F.!' 2 1 a a . . 1'111111 Lin. O!lil• A. Pia.t. .... 8al1ai will ..... Ia l!m- -t --· ,._ 11nrr e1PM'"' trill• • eo.rtJ • • ,:;-. , . •••••m .... rr' _a IDI)'c:WlettbeMahr1 d'* _.. •·· • ...., • : n - #mlllbl •u r "' a- wween ftl8dltW r-. otafl - · · 111111 T • ~ill CIIF 1,. • ..,,..,;. a. 0 d: 61 1!e1n Ill I Ill 4 Ql. a IIIII 7 &kl6 - . . I .... lin, ..... -,_ coed bJ lbe West . ,.... wllo looard piMI fD lD- U. fD jill .-.11 . _ ID I P. a l'rlllljl. 1~ a Virpia Oil 'rim 011 11iJ1w ,.,. Aw . ul _.., lllr:' ........ 11. Pt. M 1 ""' 'Mr. Cartoon' ~ here .. ..00 Satur day t0 Landmark ... George Lewis, ~'Ur. Cartoon" of the WSAZ-TV·s eommg to Po""'roy Salurday momi.q 10 a.m. Ia _ , for a public appearaaoe with a baC fuU of gimllliidll d pecia \ appeal to siWlll fry. He will be at the Landmark .and lliiGre s a special feature in thel . tore's big April Showers mer a real-hie c•ad& ad • .:.~· 1 NOTHING DOWN e 3 YEARS TO PAY FOREMAN \&ABBOTT I • 1 -•--"- ... .., IBII11 Dooomber, 11M, IDtludiuC 11 CCJ!"d'M, wUl now be IA:Ia£1, News Notes "" ... ----------1 0".,., ist ':; assistant handles a 11 professionally .as Gary Moore, Mrs. Sarah Hannum and son chores. rolling film. dean- asked bim to participate in Dane and girl friend Patty !he I ing t he ofhce and working on Moore's ManJQn-The " Street were Wednesday dinner guests $68 M.ttreu or $38 lox Spring _ _ 180 coil Innerspring M.ttre11 Box S9ring _ $39 _ per set Comfartoblo C Mattren $9.88 188 5 ,.... ., MAnRESS COVERS Full lito 21" Color 65 model $388 Holds April Lun h Event . PT. PLEASANT - Service Gmld of Chnst EpiScopal Churcli bold their April luncheon ..,...1111! Wednesday at I p. m. ill the parish house with Mrs. Homer Martm, Sr., Mrs. W. S. Hyre an d Mrs. Tom Wa Iters. hostesses. The dining tables were decor- $3,99 DINE1TES Many Other Va\ups In 5 Pc. , .• •. , ....... $41 Radin•· 7 Pc, ............. ,$68 and Color T.V. 91111 LINOLEUM SAMSONITE BRIDGE SETS $4-'' RUGS Regular $58 ...... $39 b12 Tweed Rug• Foam Backed _ $18.18 Regular $41.75 .... $29 Regulor $7.95 ciuiro 5.95 All Sizes lane Cedcir Chests Frao with purdo- of S.by Bed or Ploy Pen idea $38 - $48 - $54 Double Dresser Chott Book c- •·~ S91 S188 AHroclh<t N- Table Lamp1 _ _ $4.88 Compare at $9.95 Solid Cherry Double Dresser Chest Spindle Eed Early AmtricJn Sfl'le StucUe Couch - - Dreuer $po up METAL WARDROBES $J8 36"w X 19"d 24"w X 20"d X X $100 to $500 63"h $28 60"h $Ia SOFA BEDS ;.q choite ef colors •nd FOrie• _ Haflrwood FrJmH on Cesten _ $55 . Open Horu~ Sarah, RObert and Dane Han....,. and girl friend motored to CollunbUB Thunoday and got 8011 Jimmy who is lo enter serice Monday v '11le Hannu;,., called on Law~-leo renee and '-'JICU ,. famhildrlhes anhdl JeanCo~,:'~, c en w 1 Open Houoe will be beld 11 die 110me of Mrs. !ldllll King at Clll!sler, April U lrllllll to UO 1 Mrs Mmy Holl'lnml ~~ ~. Bel;~-- 11 Oblo ••-----••, • ,. on bor ISlli blitbclay, Ill Mtuda and relallfts ""' ln•iled. fD meet Mrs. RAo 81111 Mn Edward ~. EICEL Da:ytun Tham h re d • - Cl4fl:j( IDd THESE GREAT RA'M!ESr * of- massive .,... 1 ~ * ..,i(nld-1ostod One of 1111 enti..tdl """""' b)' mllllono 670.15 I 14.37 I 17.60 710xJs 1 11.21 I 20.24 1'00x14 I 16.56 1 19,~ ,._14 I 16,94 I lUI SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS 100.14 I .,.. 1 22.51 Pf!ONI WY 2·Z111 -ROY, 0, ••II "'""""'' ~Wt&:e friend, SteveWiuebreoer I..,.m of ~~·~:~~~-:: . • ....~.::· _._:_.~ · ~--~===:==;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;:; PLANRIMVAL The Allred Mehtadlst dt:~~~ will lmld a week end re beginning Friday evening, I I MIDDLEPORT, ()HIO ·c..--....-----------------~,_______ Sft,99_$3·" 99 the May lun he conclude the ~.:~ I inp for this season Attendinl were Mrs. Somerville, Mrs. Hilton L. Miller, I Mrs. w. s. Minton, Miss .Juliet ' Smith. Mi" JWba Beale, Mrs. WUiiam Meade, Mrs. F. w. Inaraham, Ml'l. Fred fi'ranklin, Mrs, D. N. ConiiOI'I, Mrs. S. c. Wilhelm, Mrs. Henry Watson, the Rev. and Mrs. Charles PitI zer, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Hyre, and Mrs. Walter,. for rli 11 and contmue until Easter. Tile Mrs. Agnes Beard will be i1M1J11 speaker, Will al10 M.., •~I singing. Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Hanlltlm, !Wbert and Jimmy callell 011 Mr. and Mrs. True Biess' ing of Ma"'n Sunday. .Mr. and Mrs. Carl Norris , ~IIM,Iion City, qhlo, their Pt<!l'· Adele- and family of CoIllll1\IM, Mr. 111d Mrs, Calvin BlessfDB, and .Ml'l. Clara hart were allsuests of Mr. •m' ''------~ . ' I' 21b. VALLEY BELL EVERYDAY LOW PRICE GAL WAID CROSS' SONS c REAL GOLD ktntucky Beauty ORANGE BASE PORK & BEANS PLAIN or SELF-RISING . 'A .. · ~~ .. WTI~G . • ~ ..... , _ l!lld Pencil• ' . I • ' ....,_.. ,_..,• ..,,.. ea.tiimo ......,..., ..'· ' I.,\~ !j.; GIANT SIZI . ., SYMBOL OF . , ..!. ~--- plastic lut EATING 39C '"' Unci-lllod 3 EGGS . M. 3 Cake . IXeS cloz • GRADE A IVORY LIQUID --~=-49c thltr c:-tor lw• ,.u....d - u., MAI~Li U.S. NO( 1 SIZE A POTAJGES- ro_i~~- 69c 99 50ib,bag . I' c NESCAFE or . MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT- 6 u. 2\-\ SllE \,. BLEACH ' 99 251b.bag MAGIC ,. . .!, c HOLSUM WHITE 2 :.: 29c Sprint! ahoe faablona that boloDB In .,...;dtiue Jlirl'• and 1107'• wmlrol>e, Glrll' dret• potent llral!l In blaet or wlllte, Sileo 8\i to a~ bolla' oxfords and ,llpeila Ia lllacL LADIES~ GRE)UND • I. *"J6,'99- $4• N. Connors on the hostess ~m~ t~e Board BapU~ Churc~h, Ap. I FURNITURE CHILDREN'S SHOES lb. s s::·s Oil Station PICNICS • ··lb. ' I e to a. A fino aelect;llllti. BEEF SKINLESS SMOKED ·• T GROUND come. . ,. Dltlll ••Dill SLICED _._._._.===== U: Easter Hoine Owned end Operated ' You'D Ute oar fomet .1,3TTLE BOYS' SliCED Sunday evening, April 11. RIZER OIL COMPANY T STEAK WY. ~29t5~5~~~1~1~2~L~M::•i:n~~~P:o~::~YJE~~v,ia~nd~~~n~~i·:ing~~;ll iii ··,' L~SSI There wW be apodal slntlnli :IJODI~e;;;,·_._._._._._._.~iiiii:~~~~ each OY&Iiapl. Efti')'Oill II w.l-11 .......,nd ?Ill h1s parents, Mr. and Mas. Aar- eGIRLS' PATENT . 'DRESS STRAPS Simon's Says Eat Better for LeJanci Satlll'dlly evening 'llle QUALITY vants Quartet of Pa~kersbur!!ll REGULAR :~!~~~al be- will aiD!. M~ bezin at Certified K!Dbinl April 12 from 7:30 p.DL aach o-'ng. Efteyone is W. Main St. ·-- 4 plys of super stron&tii111!Gfllor tOld shock prottetiaa DKp, diulhter ~ ~ ~m~!!!.'f::lromWUlanl Wll- * incredible E<Ciutloo--lor we•r * Mas. .&IVIOUNCI! RKVIVAL lqe wens on Fowler. Su~ay · School aue~e at Guiding Star Advent Clristian CIIUrell was II April 4th. 1bere will be• pre&""""' aer......,. t1i1J1 spec181 COIIIJIIIIIIlon a& tile Guiding Star A. C. dnlrch Wednesday nighl before if;as- ttJ ~~~ Held lit Kin, HoJJUt sta::. ated with candles an Easter of jonquils, and motif Easter candies bus were weekend guests of hts ' frs. Harold Somerville, pres- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross ident, presided during the busi· Winebrener and Donna. ness session. She appointed Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Say. Mn. fi' . W. Ingraham, Mrs. re and children of Columbal Hoary W - and Mrs. Fred were also weekend &uesta ollw Franklin to the lllllllioating com- parents, Mr, IIIII Mrs. !Wss mittee to present a t1ate of of- Wisebrener. ficers lor electioo at die May Mrs. L8llra Gibbs w.as a weektlllHUng. end gueat of her sister, Mrs. 1 Mrs. Somerville led die de- Maggie Kay of Union. votional period and a silent Mr. and Mrs. Okey !Wush prayer was offered for Mra. C. and Luvena Rainey attended 0 . Durfee, derea...r member the funerals of Altie Blesoir'llll wbo died Wednesday mornlnl. and .Probe Pickens. The IWv. Charles A. Pitzer Johnny ROUIIh and lllflOke to the group oo die PI'IICiorville, Obio, were Iwork dooe by the bi'DtiNSihood I dillner guests of his paronto, of St. Bamabus of Piltoburgh. l Mr. IDd Mrs, Dennis Roush lA dlliCIIi8lOil ••• held on the Sr. Rev. BIUupt ,... alao a 1 ~mmage eale to be held _Ihe I Saturday evening supper guest flf>l of M~y by the Gutld. , of the !Wushes. I Mrs. s,. C: Wtlhe~m reported I Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Blessing . the. aprmg mgathermg of the 1 a~d Billy Weigand called on Umted Thank Offertng would be ,1 Mr and Mrs Ok R h F l taken up May 2 ey ous r· • • • ,, So :11 . dy evenmg, rs . mervt e appomted A k' . l """ ~-· Mrs. J . J . J,..ovell and Mrs 0 wee s rev1va wu• _., at $7,99 Imiltee wlllch wlll -. • f~ll were ......,. iD 44 membars IIIII t1le nine pabl, BlACK ~ I Studett Desk 12.8& Walnut or Blonde Finish Lamps - ___ C.OO•ll 1 Gerry Plellwot-A new 2 Pc. li•lng R"'"" Suitft 3 Pc. Bed Rm. Suite 13 ~ lUBELUt .,.. Frazier, Ml Ver11011 Ave,, Pl. ,_..,,._ dauahter, 4:51 p. m. ENTELIBD llOSPITAL I::.~.Mr:~s;.,. Edward C. Am~ !hose who entered I land, star Rt., daulll>llolaa- Jlotpihll ill t11o . ter, U7 a.m. Wednesday. Mrs. zt hours were: Mrs. Clara Jesse Robert Childress, 11102 Wolle, Rio Gnade., YILIICe E. Henrietta St., Ravenswood, W. VIlli Ketar, 12lt10 Tj..,..,W Ave., Va., 11011, 12. t:1 a. m. WednesPt. Pleasant, lin. Clifb'd D. day, Carder, 71 Burnette, Pl. PleasDISCHARGED ant, Mrs. Ra)UMld PatJents recently discharged ' Pt. Pleas""!, Gre1111ry A. included Miss Linda Glllody, Hayes, Henderson, Mn. Frank Mrs. Ivan Shawver, Andrew Clonch, Headen1011, Edward R. Jolmion, Mrs. R. B. Hersey, Sommerville, Henderson, Miss Carsey Ramsey, Mrs. Leonard llelel1 L, CUlmer, Lakin, W. Va. Lll!JSiord, Mrs. crarles Haner, D. Emmett Huehes, m So. Sec- Ralph Shoemaker, Earl Clark, ond St., Mtddleport, Betty Jane Lewis Click, Ray McCoy, Mrs. Sprouse, Rutland, EIVln E. Robert Davis, Mrs. BeUe Ryal, Tbompoo~~, Rutland, Edwin E. Velma S. Foster, Bill yHolley, Hayman, S,.aeuse, Mrs. Ben Brenda s. Mays Gregory A. J. Spencer, Rt. 2, Radne, Pam- Mulliaa Richard McGbee !Ill' 01a sue wB!'l'ell!, Rt · 1 • Ray, ly R. 'Woodyard, Gregory A. Gleam Patrick, Rt. 1 S:O.kport, Carroll, Mrs. Benjamin Ewing, llrs. Rayburn T. Darrough, Ra- Mn. 'filomas McNerlln, Mrs. •easwood, W. Va., and :u.r.. WllliaiD Walkec lies. Lewis J. Harrts, Jr,, 11:1....,.., Holman, Walters, ry Cougl)<oour and lln. RIIS· Ia! singing eaeh evening with sell SU!L Rev. Russell of Coolville, the JI , evangelist. 1 I'IRST s. At tbo e1oae r1. the meetiJIC, 1 call!! walk wn belcl 111 111e ..,.. j)llu~ COIIllllillee and tbe uke by Miry K. Holler. B.,_ Mr• Ba•-an 1-QU Dia" Tuesday Service Guild Stereo Sets - Hospital ~ews 1 11 foam, twin or fvlt size -"' photography 21" Color 64 model $288 Englander" Princess Smooth Top Innerspring mattress, cushioned with IIAU'U .uHDAV, AF I til. 18ttl 1 and only S I Complelo wltt1 Guard hll, L1tWer MATTRESS STANDARD TWIN Sill F A ....... - Imagine! ---'Z£-.:::R'.::s---J equipment quality aft""'""". !::'r. I ::11...... n ~~.,~~~~·~·~~~·~·~·~·~-~~~~-~~~.,...~-~ · ~~-~-~~~~·~:~r~tl~c+!!~dnn~~ln ......_ assign- broadc..ts f<>r WBAL, Balli- of Mr. and Mrs. True Blesoilll ~~~~=t:m:,:en:ts~Sp~e~ci:al~e:ff~ec~ts~m~ak~e~E~I- 1 more. Geor~e who was 10 years of Mason. PT. P.LEASANT - Funer,.- - - -old at the time later worked for Mrs. Lola ~ IDd Elva Can- a! services lor Thomas Bate1 tblft other Baltimore stations t.er were t.ftness visitors in maa. A, ·Gallipdrs hrry, wiD WFBR, WCBM and WITH. Ripley reeently. he held at 2 p. Ill. Friday .at 1 lie was a.ief Announcer lor Tho Sunday night storm did ihe Beale Clr'l"" CIUrdo w1lh I WLEX-TV, Lexington, Ky ., be- quite 8 bit of damage to the the Rev. Harold McMelloa and ' lore coming to WSAZ-TV. o.......n Hoffman residence. They the Rev. Charles Klftnalrcl of. fieiatioll. ilarlaJ wiD lie in the ''Mr Cartoon" hopes parents 1aloo had to mstall a new pump b ch tery will b;ing £II <>f the kids to to ~eir water system, due to c B~.!:.., ~retired farmLandmark's rug April Showers the llghtnmg. . er, died Tuesday at ldl home lie . Party Register for ali the door Mrs. Lavena Ramey has re- - k - , _ illn . limed to her-der__._ • ess. surprizes, have some refresh- . . . .....-:~ vlftd "" two aons, Gill .. doughSALE ENDS ments, and join in the Jun. Mr.l "'' the wmter With her chll.d- Ill' .... ttep daughter II grandCarloon will have a souvenir ren in Huntmgton. IIDd llllnoio. cruidren and 17 ~ grandftK the <!Jildral. Mr. CalvJD Biessmg was call- ,..11 APRIL 107N ed baclt t.1 lbe MarieUa L'laM - · · eo. lfter several dayo layoff. P'riends may ca[l at the •. ds •• .... Mohr Stevens Funeral Home. Walnut Dining Room Mrs. Sandra Shlei on The body will lie in state at the Mabel and Linda WI 'wara re-ADMIRALcently. church one hour prior to flble Clock Radio ...... $11 Miss Linda Winebrener had .::oor::;,;_vi::.c•::.·-------CNirs II" I'Grloble T. V, ' a wi<ner roaot It lw home SatB'IJ ft . . .~ SU da $88 Chiu 1urday night. The guests were Mrs. 1 """"'" n YMr. Greg Fowlll' and boy 19" Porioble T .V, $131 C e8D ::ih':/er celebrate her 15th friend of Glenville Col18" d . 51 1/:/' ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT! STURDY BUNK BEDS ~ ., a1'ty. ideal "stooge" for Mr. c.tarm. Lewis's authoritlltiw : - · In ado!itilm to the lliC lb:wry to ....... ttl CllllllUoi drltvery, hiS repvtatooo o lap of Popeye cartoons ..,. ,..,. : of lbe ~~ate, Orig~•nal notch commerclal and lhe ever . ~--~ ,. .. L,~ · UDder tbll ,.. ..... J 1 1 . . f h . 1a ~nut~ 11m, WalCH liS ,• ...... - . increasmg populanty o J s sertalized, the popular llr. Ma· ' ra:et;e IDa' I 1 medirel • · . charactenzat10n as "Mr Car- goo Bugs Bunny Tweelf lilo Me. _. llirl. Olre!' !WI*; t1oo1 llallfll' fat • 6lr - ....,. , toon" g1ve thiS versatile per- c.a'.,, Elmer F~dd and Daf. """' Me, ~ lfn. Qur!M ice ,.., !claN, ........, tdiiJe • former a large aud1ence. fy Dll<*: ,.,. also among ltle ll!toMI called '"' Rev. IIIII Jlrs. beallll to IIOit Ia ~~!~orEach weekday !he Silu llillllpll ft l'<lillt Fl POl csdalil '"*"'ol. ........., ~ unpredictable, busy, bllllin.., • ,..tar.. 'I'Uelday. 'l1ley bolped dllm col wolcea, and 110olde type artist works at his dellk Born in Adanta, Ga., Lewis' celelnte tiJoir Mdl -mnaty. filldinC senieeo. cluttered with various gim- career began more than 24 Several from tM!ft eM w micks that appeal to l.he small years ago. His start in radio the funeral of llrl. Allie Blet!o- unu sual I HURRY! - - · - ' Tile paojl!d. wlddl be,... iD tJ11 wilh "'"' ,..,.... fry . ' ·Elmer' ' - a my:thicaJ art- came wft Gary Moffit, kno¥-rn ing of Hartford Friday. Middleporl, 0. N, 2nd Ave, ~ .....,_ I 1 WElL DR1WNG- CASING- PUMP ........, lljgller E d l ,.....,.... ~ i&J bbe .., ...., ill l Pl ,.. nn ;:, flaJdo 111111er Pile me. ?llrGitPoUt 1111 - . :\ol!t oi.IIH will be odded"' !lle bees ...,. poRi":> bJ -uti tl.S mj!ljoe looDd "'' .,. 111 a1 f!denl f18M11, ~tate U ,,. Ilk Jar N. Jl Llfa' - Town Couq .---fiEV114EEIIYTHING COMPLETE--, ~~aut . :;I ,.09 �' ~\ ' , .. Classified Ads-Your Modern Community Bulletin Board ~y wllboal pain. WANT AD D&AII/JN . . ~· ... '\1.on"~T h•t . . . . . . . . ........ ,,..,!llo"' .... &. • lllortn"' <' II. "' ' Ft 1 A I' IUPIIII ··nRRn"f'IONS ~· "' ,.,.. lromlboV<I • ., ....., •.,., ''""' 1:01'1 &. • lloo • "" +"U .. Ilelldam Unlallloi oympathy, undying love. tti!:UUI .o\ I'IU,..8 1 ~. "u n lldlfll' ,..."""•• .... ....,,. "' ........... '"' "' ' •~·· • Inn~ " ' " ~ l... 4 8 1\C ~· ~ 1!:)-tonH 1ba11lll lw - -- -.Uh ,....,.,~, ..., ........., . ....., '"'' n~hn wuo ,.,,. , too ~n.thlc - ---- Carel of TMnks fo, mol'l! •.nto• " " • n~ la,.nios. Pomeroy-Middle~, 2 SIGNS But God hath promised •lreoilb lor lhe clay. !lest lor lhe labor, light lor tbe way, Grace lor lhe trials, help INFORMATION Sentinel, OP QUALITY I 0., Apr. e. 1965 SOCIAL Notice Pomeroy Motor Co. I ., . . Television Rei)ue , News Notes River news ------ CALENDAR 1963 Chevrolet Impale Super Spt Cpe. $2395 Loool owned and like new in perforn•ance and appearance. White finish, red bucket seats and vinyl trim . V8 ers,ine, PowergUde, PS, PB, radio and heater, like new whitewall tires. 1963 Corveir Monza Cpa. $1699 110 h.p. engine. 4 on the floor , low mileage , jt"t black finish, spotless clean vinyl inter ior, bucket i eat s, ~o od W. W, lires , rudio and heater. 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Door _ $1495 6 cyl . engine, Powergtide tran11.. Good whitewall tires. radio and heater, beautiful red fini sh wi tb cl ean interior. O'P'F'lf'l HOURS 1:30 htllfd r_ ~ 4 M 8 Jll tt> A ~-00 M ~ P Ill DaiiJ llNll O'IO<Jtl rT'S !iiO CAIIV I'U Pi A! 'l II autul. 1 PRODl or.tNO W41'n .t.D Pomerov Motor Co. I EXPERIENCED OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. any way. Henry Bentz. Jr. Thor leif Bentz Virginia Thorla PHONE WY 2-2156 50 '>'OU WAI-JT 4 8 llp For Rent COULD ~OJ FOLKS srEP lN A >JD WITNESS THE JOI N ING f>'l RI G HTS 'WE. POMEROY, OHIO FOR SALE OJ6HTA &UAII.~I RI:F., i:!>U1' 'WE IS Grnl ~· ME TO tAARR{ 'IOU TWO EV£1>.· Of'"TWO LASTI'-.JG MARRIED BLISS? A HEAD .. INSTEAD.'! . . 04ESTE:R G.OUlD 0 F'A~ER,I I<NOW YOU R.£W IN FFIOM MOON VAL.i..E'V ,....t1~ '+leEK. A~E 'IOU '5TU.L I-4Et:lE ON CAN 'Y'OU HEAR ME ? PAILY OB'fPl'OqUOTE- ~ 1> 11U a, NIA.. 1oo. T.lot u....•. low tD wo•k lh AXYDLBAA.XB to LONOII'ELLOW On e ' ", l er almply Randa for aaother. llli:Jds aa.mplt: .\ 1~ used for the three L'•, X tor the two etc. Single le t· c- 1, c.paa-. o·-. ~•r."U.t r.t • "And what, may I aak, are tho flndlnr, of thlt _diotina:uithtd panel Gf Judraa1' ---------------------WMPO Radio trophies, tha length l!llld tonnatloq of tho word.l oue all lnnt.a, 11M!!. dQ' tbe code lettenl are dltfera.t. A LYI!Illl KJ o.,p~opua KX JDLAilZI JZXX 1 'TIIOSE TWO REAL ~ ~ WI--! EEL 'li . 0.£ S\GHW TJ.iAl 8QiiT~T lU " l.l.~.'/E QuolaUoa JSLYMJU AXZ HZ XX JSL AXZR ZX X• ZBZJ II• HAROLtl GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII TH E.OO~rt 1--iiJNT~ :.:_~;__:__ W ~l..~.,. £ "-'l"liJR t;t.O t.~~z.~mot-1 I~ ALL Ell Tl::iMITHEREB'l9 An D '.,QU"Rt: B~Ot<t; ANO ALOtiE, ~'HY'D THEV CARi:: A H00T~ ~ UST '1W WI TO DO'i KLXIIRW.-li'SJLDKVJZ Yede1'd!Q"'• Crfptoquo"': SLOWLY BUT SURELY H l':\ 1 \N .. In' REALIZES THE DREAMS OF THE WISE.-FRA-'\CE IC 1116. K11i1 ......... S.O...... """-) WJEH RADIO 1:110 3:55 t:OO ':30 5:00 6:05 I Midway Ma!lnee l'iews Beat Olsdng with Doss l!o•en:hange Community News World News 5: 15 Sports Today 5:!"' Weather r.:"" Dinner Musicale 6:110 Sign Off STOP· AT ' ' • ' KEITH G08LE FORD Whila Tt. IIOsi Is Out • OfTheWMk~ eNicone 'l' . S.. ThMe S.IM.riien ~1-,lllt!J, · . *'• /'! K·EITH ~ GO.BLE • ' ' ·~ - '•" ' ... ' ' . t - J' t:IIO lliscln& 1:00 1: IS l:llll 6:00 News &>l!ldllp Wllb 0... t:30 Top fen ~... ~Fairl"nel .,, ' Cllftord Phllll,..:...&clcllt Plh. . 1: 15 Sign 011 7::11 News lleadUnes 7:32 Musical Clod: ~:40 Word and TesUm~ 8,110 Oftlo Valley Newa 8 : ~ World News 8:10 Sports Today 1:15 Weather 10:!0 Song & Slol')' Hour 10:411 Family Worsblp H011r 11:110 Ntwa, Ar1DJ Hour 11:30 Pubnc 8ervleo 12:00 News RoundUJI U:Zll Blllletta Board U:!S News 0 Gramo IUO Satunlar Mallnee OfTown-G.tThe Dell •Ford• SATURUAY • 1 Pub~!!! $ervlnt D!mler Muslu SigD Off WINNIE WINitl.l c · · ~~ '-1 .\,~Y3:U= 1>= I~·. :'1(:,<\.\'IING . !Hfi ,,115"":AO:: EH, "'"l.,:";:::!;t ' '?IC 1'.\~N ON ' �i' ~Illy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Wddlepol't, ,. . Practice Held o., Apr. a....l~ Bedford School to Exchanged Bold En 8 ""' .. Stewart-Sisson Vows are For Inspection '.4~ Meetinr annual egg hunt for Bed By Me•gs • Tr ~mpie Method~~cburch 8b: bon! d. the UDited ' Aprt'/ Second at MI'dd/eport Ch urch ' lordTbeSd!ool, •ponsortlll by _the wen In Galli- NOW YOU KNOW Shop -~•Ids In Pomeroy For Her Around And About . Mlot Iva Marie Stowarl, _dau- :sull of blue with white ace.... Modern Woodmen of Am':'riCa, Plant '!ere made ud a prao- polls WedneadiJ to attend the . Middleport C)lter of Mrs. Clarence Stew·l50ri01 wtth a corsage of blue wiU be held Friday, Apnl 16, lice session held for inapectiOD Portamouth Dllllicl annual Mr and Mrl IIOrallo «.rt IJid the late Mr. Stewart ot and wblte hyacinth•. For her at 2 p. m. . on June I by the Meigs Temple meeting of WSCS of tbe Metbo- llfnlli' vlsl'"" &met... with Oaly ...,. of die 1$ pretldeall tl the Uoltod Sialet wen bon !PHI ol the Mllsllllppl: Her- . llot Dwl&Jol "im.ur ., · ·1!flddleport. hecame the bride ldaughlff'l wedding, Mrs. Stew· Children eligible to enter first Pythl.n SSIB!era Tuesday eve- dist church. They were Mrs. C. and Mrs of Mr. Robert Wayne Sisson. i art wore a navy blue dress with grade ne•t year are invited to nlng at the ball In Middleport. F. Tompkllls, Mrs, C. Melvin Trimble .' Johniom ~shire, Route I , Friday. l\p-l blue accessories and a corsage visit the f1rst grade room that Mrs. Karl Owen served a1 Pro- Alkire, Mrs. Robert WB!'Der. Receni m•-t• of Mrs. dl · Z at 7:30p.m. at the of "hite carnations. The;day. Parents are welcometotector of the Temple in the Mrs.HarryP.Smlth,l\lrs.Stef· Btal •--. Ia Wyck and MIS8 Lucretia Qen. ~ ~!" Churc· of Ct is! in ~iddlepon. groom's mother wore a powder bring younger children for the absence of Goldio Gllmore. The Rev. Art Marcum read blue 'rcss with whit r .accesso- afternoon festivities. Mrs. Wil· Mrs. Max Sanborn was re- helmer. ••"""a-et the vows of the double rmg r.es and a white carnation cor- liam Hart will direct the egg ported hospitalized and Mrs. Mrs. S!llith was lnatalled for ghMrsenourE~lzaChbethesblre. ceremony in the presence of lsage. hunt. !William Lowe h001e from the ~er tWo--year term aa dis-· Slaven . spent members of the immedilote fa. A reception was held lmmehospital and improving. It was Irlct historian and was also ap- the weekend ID Rainelle, W. Va. milies Attendants were Miss di.ately following the ceremony reporte<: that 65 sick calls had pointed to serve for three yearo with her daughter, Mrl. Sam 1 Beverly Perrin. Middleport. ar.d in the social rooms of the been made the past month and on the nominating committee. McClung and famUy. Mrl. Jerr• Brown, Cheshire. l<hun·h. Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. i$6' spent for altuistic work. Mrs. Warner was Installed u McClung 811!1 chlldren, Tqrrle 1'1e bride was attired in a :Sisson presided at the reception.' The group ordered more par- coWity leader. and Tammy, accompanied Mra. white two-piece wool suit with j The new 'drs. Sisson is a • lng knives and potato spears t.., Slaveq to ~lddleport t.or which she wore a while veiled graduate of Middleport High sell. A thank-you note was read a two-wed< vlslt. hat with powder blue ae<:esso- School and has been employed Mr J M · from Sylvia Bowen, district Mils Mary Park has been turned to ber home after ries. Pinned Lo her . shoulder ' in the offices of Dr. J. Brad· 1 teds. am~ds 1 urrfatyheJ L d":88 deputy, for the Temple's gift to 1 . . 1e ee pres1 en o a 1es ed ' H 1 in been was • corsage of blue carna- ,, 1 W In Middleport. She Will be- l Blbl Cl f the M'ddl t tho M ma orne and a etter OS Or.1. g a patlent . at 1 tions and white hyacinths. gin (}('W employment at the Citl· F" : Bast~ Ch h ;por was read from Beth D a v i s, ( General Hospital for 12 wew, Miss Perrin wore a twopiece I zent's Nationtlal HManksi_n Mi~dle. d~~s eve~,: at t~~ ch:~~~ ~ Gra· 1 ~nio~ ofd' tthet Temple, Mr. and Mnl. WlUia ~tlmJ., · por presen y. r. 1sson IS a Mr 8 1 h Wh't d M concernmg cue IS nc conveu· Mrs. Bob Mi1Jer entertained spent SUnday at Lake 1 e an grarl· "ile of Kyger Creek High s. e~ a rs. 1tion to '>e held Tuesday, ~ct. the Golden Rule class of the where they vlsited wJtb bill School and is employed as a Clyde Wmebrenner . were hos- 19 at Middleport with M e I g s Pomeroy Church of Christ Tues- thor and sister-In-law, Mr. f• :ndation mechs.nic for the tesses for the meetmg. Temple as hosts. day evening at her home, Union Mrs. Charles ~thony. PcunHOy, Ohio State of Ohio. The couple Is re- Othe~ ofh~ers are .Mrs. Char. . r. invitation was read to at· Ave Mr. Ross WJSe ~as returned TONIGHT siding at 915 Ash·Street, Middle- les Whit~, vice president; Mrs. tend inspection at Logan April The meeting, in charge of 1to Middleport from Miami, l'la. NOT OPEN ;port. Clyde Wme~renner, secretary; 20. The birthdays of Mrs. Ben Mrs. Elwood Bowers, president, where he baa spent tbe winter. I Mrs. Genevieve Saxton. t~eas- Neutzling and Mrs. Homer opened with devotions by Mn. Miss Mary Schaaf, Columbul, FRIDAXp~I~:J~RDAY I urer; and Mrs. Nora Hamilton, Jones were observed with the Charles Eskew who read an ar- visited last weekend wltb her "YOU'RE NEVER TOO Sur prist> Birthday flower chairman. Mrs. Murray I birthday song. Mrs. Griff Rus· licle by Dale Evans Rogers from sister and family, Mr.. anciMrl. YOUNG" Dinner is Held read the Easter story from the sell, staff captain, thanked the the Christian Herald. Psalm 23 Everett Bachner, Karen and rerry .;Jisch&iOe~~Martln· A surpri!ie birthday dinner scnptures and the openmg officers and staff for attendmg in unison ami sentence prayers Connie. Nina Foch·Diana Lynn. I was held Sunday, April 4 at prayer was g\ven by Mrs. Don- the practice session a.nd by the members concluded the Mrs. Flossie Allensworth and "THE QUIC.K GUN.. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har ald Boone. announced that the next practt~e devotions. Members answered son, John, and Mrs. Grace Audie Murphy Merry AndE>n ld F G ·d , . Two hymns were sung, se.o;;s ion will be held May 10 m_ roll call with 8 miracle of the Hawley visited over the week-TechnicolorI o · . Mar Hner, Langsville, bon· 1"Blest Be the TI'e" ' and "In preparat'IOn 1or in spec 1·Ion m New testament. end with Mr. and Mrs. Jamea SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY I ormg r . arold Gardner. At· I the Garden." Devotions were June. AprUJ1.14 : tendmg were Mrs. Harold Gard- given by Mrs Boone using the It was voted to purchase a Hawley and family of Toledo. HANK 'NtLltAMS' i ner, Langsville, Mr. and Mrs. I theme, "The· Joy of Easter," lilly for the church at Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Plck"YOUR CHEATIN' HEART'' Ro~a!d Ca rter , Mr. and Mrs. 1 which included several poems. • A round robin get·well card was ens were in Columbus over the ~~Jti!~:!~~~~~~on. oi"ivt>~R~~ Lamg Stro_ng and ~r_s. ~~-rbarct ; During the program hour sent to Mrs. Walter Kennedy weekend where they visited O'Conne-ll Gardner, all of Galhpohs, Mr. , each member gave a reading Jr. A reading, ••A Bible Charae- with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Buttons-Art hur Chri s Crosby·Rex tn.R:ram. and Mrs. Gerald Grate and . Mrs. Charles White gave 'Th~ ter, John The Forerunner," was A. C. Webb and Mr. Pickens' ~~~: ~~r~l~.a~str~~efir/~~~~V Harley, Mr . and Mrs. Harold Legend of the Dogwood Tree." The Riverview PfA is having givQe~ by Mrs. A. L. Phelps. sis~e~, M~. and Mrs. Paul Kautz IVhich touche~ the h~art . al· K. Grate, Langsville, Mr. ~nd An arrangement of daffodil!; and a cafeteria supper at the school mz games were conducted an amJ y. termt!ing bl:'tween tuv and . Mrs.. 'fho~ Carsey __and fam1ly, forsythia were used on the Friday evening, April 9 from by Mrs. Bowers with prizes a~ Mr . and Mrs. Leo Kenn~y tragedy Colorcertoon! . H~rnsonvdle. Mr . a~d M~s. i1 table with a lace cloth and yel· l 5 to 7 p. m. warded to Mrs. Eskew and Mrs. spent the weekend in Springfield Admission ?~c & 40c Harold W .Gardnt!r and fam1ly 1low tapers. Cookies and coffee At 7 p. m. a full ... length Denver Kapple. Refreshments where they visited with .......iiii::ii::::::::iiii::::::::::::::::::::::i."~t.";;Co:l~um~b~u~s~a~n~d~M:r.~an:d:_:M::,rs. 1 were served by the hostesses mo.~ie . .. T~e Long_. Long Trail. were served by the hostess to her sisters, Mr. &nd Mrs. t'" -· .... ·- . . I to Mrs. Lucille Mayes , Mrs. tr, starrmg Lucille Ball and the above and Mrs. Conrad Oh· Clarence Bailey and sons. Riebl Murray, Mrs. Pearl Horfman, Desi Arnez will be shown for a linger and Mrs. Louis Osborne. ard and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Elizabeth Slaven, Mrs. small charge. There will also C. R. Gilbert, and Mrs. '!bel· rna Shirk. Ml'l!. Shirk h.. been . Frances Bearhs, Mrs. Hamil· be games. : ton and Mrs. Saxton. The class The menu for the supper Is hospitalized for the past twO e Plush Rabbits ~~~- 39c to $2.98 h f h h k d dl weeks. They vt..ited enroute in , will meet the first Tuesday of am, Is ' c le en an noo es, West Jefferson with another sl&e Lambs, Slack or White -~~- $1.98 ! each month. mashed potatoes, candied sweet ' - - - -potatoes, cole slaw, jello salad ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lake. • Plastic Sunny Pull Toy _ _ _ __ 89c I Robert Fetty and family of , green beans, sucootash, baked' Pia ns were made 1or in Mr. Earl Bra>ton of Cln· Pomeroy. beans, rolls, jelly, pie, cake, spection on Saturday, May 1, cinnatl spent the wee,t<kend:~;~:~'ll ePiastic Lamb Pull Toy -~~­ 89c · · ·coffee and orange drink. when Pomeroy Chapter 186, with hls sister and b: - -- ---OES, met Tuesday evening at law, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Young, • Rubber Inflated Toys -~ 79c and 89c FIRST HOME ON VACATION th M who have been iU. He returnt!d II Miss Connee Rae Willia. e asonic Temple. QUALITY 'DS, Clara Sue Soulsby, worthy to Cincinnati Sunday. REGULAR daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mr R,· ~·-d p;.k s •· In matron, and James Soulsby, · "'"" - en ,. Cert"1f 1'ed O"tl Statt'on I Williams of Rutland Road, Is worthy patron, presided. lnitia. Dayton th'IB week to a ttend the MIDDLEPORT, 0. W. Main St. Pomeroy home for Spring vacation. She tion was held for two candi· ~ttish Rite spriBg reunion ·--~""'"""=="""""'====""""""""""""""'"""""'"""="""B"""=""""""=·"-"··="""""".;,.~altltt~elllnd~si!M\101or-:e~he~a~d~Sit'ta~te~C:JI_o~llee~ge. , dates with Caddie Wickham as WJth his brother, Warren Pick· . . . _ 50ioist. The candidalea will be ena who resldea in Dayton. initiated at the Inspection. A six o'clock dinner at the Town and Country Restaurant will precede the inspection and reservations are to be made with Georgia Watson by April 26. Mr. and Ml'll. Edwin Ash enAn Easter greeting was read tertained with a party at their I from Grand Chapter. A thank home in Forest Run honoring . you note was received for con~ their daughter, Rhoda, on her lrihution made to the 'OES eighth birthday. Hospital Circle. It was announc- Games were played and pried that Roberta Circle will zes awarded to Roma Neaae and meet April 1.1 at McConnels- Duane ''napp. Brenda Ash disville, beginning with a 12 0•• Irlbuted numbers lor a door prlclock luncheon. ze aod a filled Easter basket Invitations were rectlved to •~d won hy Danny Huston. attend inspections at Mt. Olive, After the honored guest openApril 8 Belpre, April 10; AI· ed her 'lfts, the group sang bany, April 19 Lowell, April Happy Birthday to her and hot 22; Urania . at Painesville, April dogs, potato chips, cake and 24; Marietta April 27· Beverly pop were served. April 29· Cheshire 'A .1 30 : Present were Beverly Houda· 1 Racine, May 3; GuYsvill:~ shelt, Jill Warner~ Roms Nease, ii· Columbia May 8. N 1 Cheryl Moore, Lee AM Nease, viue, May i3; Stock~rt." ;:; Susan Gooch, Debbie Harden, 14, and Evangeline at Middle- David Nease, Timmy CundUf, port May 26 Duane Knapp, Jeff Cundlll, The Chapt~r cl d In Danny Huston, Robin Hubbard, Jar form with Fl ose Tregu. James Ferrell, Mickey Wllliams, orence racy, Ca ol Lynn Brenda Brian a past matron, giving the farer • ' well. Refreshments were served and Rhoda Ash. J IIMvor, Harry ZarJI! .:"' .. Elaelhower ud """-· a.JI.cy e~ Trumaa. L,... »-1«1 To Tit. · ~ MEIGS THEATRE tre )uol Uke Mommy'o_ ~­ In 1nd 1M our wlcle Mll!!rtlon ef <Nil. outto You'll 111¥1. ' flltl - - . A Beautiful Group of Girls' Co11ts Single . and donble breasted style• - Jqllta olld au wool labri<f laminated boel;t deep toneo attd pastall. Siz.. 7to 14 I Supper Aptl/9 A R" . f IVervteW D~CUSS OES Chapt er Is Planning FOr 1nspect10n • I ---------- 8th Birthday Of Daughter Is Celebrated t }au can't find a better value than SAIGON (UPll-U,.s. Navy States is ~ending supersonic ican hostap,., Gust.av Hertz , 46, bnmbi1 1g ether targets In the darted out Q( a rloud cover on promptly at 6: 30 p.m. by t he jttl baJ;tled Communist planes Fl04 J~l ftghters to the Far · of Lecsb·Jrg, \a., If Hal is ex. 1r.orth. Sunday and shv!. down two au. ~omeroy Ban~ Boosters Ass~ SHOES TaDored of Wltboble flonnela - all wool buketweave and knita-a wide postall - in the dining room from Don't let the small price tag !ool you. Robin Hood Shoes are designed with the feo.tumo you want in quality chil- dren's oboes. m: The soft, :flexible leathers, a mugger fitting heel, plua pel'801lal attention by our ta-ained fitting es.perl» 8Jid C<J!nplete aize l'llllgea, eombine toinsw:e proper fit alwaya. DUUBIUlY: Robin Hood. Shoes Be sme and let the kida oot.r Robin Hood'a Play-Time Contest They may win their choice of the moat popular toys in America. A complete BARBIE DOLL Outfit, including doll, new dn>am bouse, and plastic .funii- ture set, or ••• are ruggeclly COIIIt>:ucted with featumo like play-proof Dyno-Mold Solee that !8. !use to wear out or mark your :!loom, ~ - These sh011111 will be outgrown before they're outworn. GOOD LOOKING: Your children's fav<Jl'o ite atylee ••• perfect for school, dress, or play, REASONABLE PRICE: -Pl'iceti-- Robin Hood etyletl $5· 50 tv $6-99 CD~Min THE SHOE BOX __ ' \ tmd ask fiJI' complete delllill ••• "WHERE YOU GIT THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY• MIDDLEPORT, 0. a fascinating II.. C. GILBERT Autorama Elec!ric Racing SeL ' - ...... ...~ Band Boosters Name Officers For Next year • white covered table and center. ed with an Easter basket wilfl yellow candles on either side. Hostesses were Betty Cowan Virginia Edwards, Alice Stru: Oficers were elected for the ble, Janet Williamson and Car- coming year when the Pomeolyn Teaford. roy Band Boosters Association mel Tuesday evening, al the The Rock Springs Methodist Senior High School ' auditorium. church and Enterprise EUB Mrs. Maxine Arnold, presl· church will hold combined Holy dent, opened the meeting With Week services at 7:30 p.m. be- devotions. Reports of the secreginnlng SWiday and continuing tary, treasurer and commltleel through Wednesday at the Rock were given. A slate of ofllcer Springs church, and ThurSday for the coming year 111s prethrough F ster Sunday at the sented hy the nomlnatinJ comEnterprise church. Rev. Chester mittee. Lemley and Rev. Menzel Smith Elected were Mrs. Truman will alternate messages. Holy Russell, president; Mrs. !Ul· communion will be given by her Qulvey, vice Pftlldent; Rev. Lemley on Thursday even- Mrs. Marvin Burt, secretary; log. and Mrs. HaroJ!! Eversbach, treasurer. Installation of olliIowq ranka second among cero will be held al the May states of lhe Unioo In produc- meeting. llon of 50Yhean•. It was voted to purchalt a 1.•=--"""======-.luaed altonium lor the band. i'!Ie commlttee lor lmprovemen~ to football booth will begin woJ'k, MAS,ON ·-' A menu for the Alumni bca!tquet was subtilitted to Mra. FRI ,-SAT,-IUN. April 9•1o.n '-Eiza Gilmore president of the Bob cummlnl• Alumni Asaociation. 1 I Frankie Avalon and At the close of the J!itoel!ng, Annette Funleallo Ill refreshments were ~«4 by. MBEACit PARTY• Mra. Renza MenchiDI illlil Mn. Mar · 1 Burt wltb Mrl., Clllrlu --.and , . Georre C. Seott and Logar eontrlbuli!IS. ~ Peter Sellen In lor the May "1!1 1M' DRIVE-IN /' ...., . I ' ' ' r' ~ • ~;"~~=~~; i 4-H Club Counct•l Elec . tS Southern w ti f M d ary o ' son o r. an Mrs. George Wolf of Rt. 1, Long Bottom, bas won tbe Eastern High school vocabu· lary &est sponsored as an asG ::.::~ ::~~~~~~~ :ol:~ea ~::~ omore, won by giving tbe cor· red meaning of tbe word r~ eiprocity _ "mutual agree· ment for tbe betterment 0 1 g~::?'088~.':.s:•dN:~~ketsY:;~ CroW's Town & Country Rest.aurant. Harrison. of Vermillion. Ohio winner of the world champion.. ' ship in Class ··B'' hydro durlnc cump...tition racing in 1963t added that ht> fee ls there will be well over 100 participants 1 in tht! races . 1 The races art> ex-peded to be ' conducted on Sunda~· . June 20, beginni ng in the afternoon. ' Twenly heal.!: of sanctioned I ;~;;:~, ~~e ':,~~·r=~11 1;;_ 0 ~: each party." Runner-ups were . I b ld 8 ft · Th d MaJ Cbarln Knigbt, son of Mr. d t _, h ' i aad Mrs. Howard 87 United Preas International ~~ k t ur~ ay. Knight, an a _q uar eridiiP1e in 1engt · ; ~ 1 2 Temperaturet wUI averaae 3 I ance IC e s or guess! Chester, and David Leonard, Harnson sa world records, 1 . to 7 degrees above normal. , Will be $1. . son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry shou ld some_ he ,broken during Qnly miDor day .· ... day Attendmg the rneetmg were \ Leonard, Slar Route, Cbe•ter. the Pomero) evel)l..,w•ll _be of. < changes Ita tim.peratures 1 New members WE're elected to the Meigs County 4-H E-velyn G,lmore: ~resident, . hctal tf t_ he race rourse ts sur... throngb Wednesday ofgbt. Clu!J Council at the annual Officers and Advisors Con- I Joseph Struble, first VIce preSI· ' veyod pnor to the event. Ralllfall Will average lbree· terence this P"St week. Council members are elerterl for dent' Martha Mayer. sec 0 n d i I Regalia Chairman Willis By U~ited Pretl International teatbs to one·b.alf iucb north a three year term. v1ce president ; Edward Kenne-l . Leadmg~am assured Harrison A spring tornado swept into aad eu.e·balf mch or more They include 4-H Girls. Mary Thompson, Sharon r dy, secrelary and treasurer, ! steps Will be taken immediate. Southern Ohio from . lrutiana soulb. Sbowera or tbunder· Holter and Debbie Sheets: 4-H Boys, Alan Gibson. John l and Kenneth Harris. Elma Rus- 1 R ,f3S I ly to make arrangements to surThursday night, touching v!f llobowers are hkely about Sun- Meredith and Carl Shenefield. Advisors elected inc lude sell. Norbert Neullhng. . Jr. 'I vey Ihe_ cours~. high winds over most of the d~~ and Moo~~· ......""' .. ... . Mrs . Mary K. Rose, Mr~· l · ·--·-·· ··~~ -- · ·· · ·· ·-·: Paul Case~ and Ed_1th Sisson, Harrls.un s;:1.1d the A-hydr? aJong with severe !Mane Turner, and C1atr 1967 in addition to those serving I the execuhve eomnlltlee. I bo.ats WI I! at approXI· mng and thunderstorm.<J. Wood e. as officers are Sally Mora Eric j mat ely 78 miles per hour, the R•Jtcl LBJ Offer The twister toucbF<l down Currently servi:Ig a, offi~ers l Parker. Archie Ruse and 'char- · BELLEFONTAINE. Ohio 8-hydro, about 82. C-hydros 87, Tbere was no Indication the near Middletown and hop, of the Me1g, County 4-H Club I F ·ker WO ' !UP II - A twin-engine Beach· ' 0.11yro,, 90 •nt X-hydros 110. Communists ~ould. Red China scotched eastward to Waverly Council are, Pres_ident , .L . Mal· es ~et: ' era f ai~plane cra~hed and : In the runabout field A· models 'lllursday rejected President and then to Lucasville in Scioto 0 10g IR cohn Hamm : v1ce president, A~vlsors c~:rently o~:m;ers burned m a heav1ly wooded . will rev up to about 65 mph, 1 Joh~soo's _offer for unconditlon~ County near the . Ohio Ri·ver. Richa~d Koblentz; secretary, of t e Counclt are T~c ter· area ju_st. north of here early ~o- : the B-class 70 miles per hour. al dtSCUS!IOns of an end to the Heaviest d~nu.ae was reportPatrtcJa Koblentz , and treasur- ' rett, ,M~sh. G. R. R omHplson, day, k11lmg one man and lfl· C·l Service 55, the C·1 Runa.. -·-.about .lO miles Dan Shenefield Sm1t Mrs . oy o ter ' Two persons were fined and IJurmg · · lh_e pi-1ot . war and P ren·dent Ho .Chi. M'nh I ed at LucasvHJe, er, Jenru·rer Bl akes1ee. Rex: . ., bouts 60 and _the X-Model Runaof . Nort.l-t. Viet Nam md~rectly norUJ of Portsmouth, where two . The clu~ ~embers. w~~se · . two others forfeited bonds today ; The. H1ghw~y Patrol sa1d bouts will h1t a speed of a· rejected 11 today. buUdings were flattened and all Machinery began commg _In terms exp1re m 19611 m addJhon Sue Ann Myers, who 1s serv- 1in County Court action of Judge 1Th?mas McGill, 43. Wakem~n, 1 b<mt 90 miles per hour. In addition ro the Marine re. communications and electricity Thursday_ for the used machm· to the offic~r~ include Sharon ing her second t~rm as a Frank W. Porter, .Jr . IOh10, wa~ d1scove:ed walkmg ! Members of the regatta com1nforcem_ents, inf~rmt>d sources were knocked out. ery_ auction spon~ored _by the ~reeker, Dtxie Roush, Ernest· ~emb~r of the ?h10 Slate Jun· Ronnie Manley was fined $50 along a highway _w1t h burns on , mtttee discussed the possibillln Washmgton said, the United The storm, officially de- Me1gs County Jumor Fa1r Board me Wood and James M~. , 1or Fatr Board, 1~ also a mem· and cnsts on a disturbing the !95 per_ cent of Ius _b~y. ty of permitting the racers to Those whose terms exptre m ber of the counctl. peace charge with $25 ot" the i Mc~J!i told authorities he was have time trials arter 3 p,m . scribed as 8 tornado caused at at. the fairgrounds Saturday. ' .Middle. Richard Koblentz• Pre•• ·-··--· · -·--- fine . . . the ptlot of the plane that had on Saturday, June 19. ' "dent suspended .m ravor of s1x This least one death near •~ CoWity Juni · or Fair town, when a newspaperboy was Of the Meoe'"' • • • • months probation. John WII· crashed. .H1s . passenoer ':' '. Ken· wou ld fol 1ow a sky show that killed hy lightning. Rolwrt Roth- Board, salo additional maclnn· liam Krider was lined $5 and nelh GTiffith .01 Birmingham: is tentatively set to begin at I 10 man, 1~. Middletown, sought ery will be receJved today and costs on a OSP citation of hav· i ~n;!d Ene County, was p. rn. Saturday. shelter from the storm undf!r 8 Saturday morning. ing no rear view mirror. • 1 iree near his borne when light- Any farmer ln the area . who Forleiting bonds were Ray- , SUIT FILED nlng struck WIShes to consign machinery mond Priddy $25 for reckless I J 080 A , Alb Tbree iwled lD Tra!fle may contact either Mr. KoBOGALUSA, La. _IUPI) The _Con_gress of Racial operation, and Glenn A. Frost ' nn (,reen.. any R. 1 in 1 Fog was blamt;d lor a two-car blentz or James Car11<1han, or Equality (COREl orgaruzed a three-rrule CIVIl rtghts march $17.50 for failure to have a horn. D · has! filed; petition ~ di· collision near Lancaster early may biing it to the fairgrounds on city hall today in this tense community where the Ku ~ ~orre rom ~~n.CIS . M roy , the 81 1 today when three pers~ d"ed as early Saturday morning as Klux Klan has staged cross burnmgs. CORE D1rector PTA TO ELECT ' creen, scame a e~r m C elg in a Crash I possible. The sale will get U& James Farmer said he would lead it. The Portland PTA will _ommo;. Peastodourtfl Plans ha;ve been made for Debrt.. . !rom the storm der way at 10:30 a.m. and will No parade permit was issued, but Negro leaders Monday evening at the school t am ' . IS seheldmg cu,s Ytho the All Sports banquet and . wo mmor c I ren . n o er . . • • • • • blocked u. s. 23 in Lucasville run un ! 1.I all mac h'mery IS so ld . sa id they would march1 anyway A R~d Cross film. "Te..1ch John-~ court activity 8 suit bv Alva new officers have been elected. where traffic was held up fu; )lleigs County Junior fair CORE has made _thiS paper mill City a prune target to Swim." will be shown by D Guhl. v:oo;ler. a ain;l ,John by the Eastern High School WASHINGTON-TEEN • AGE several hours and one person Board will operate a lunch !or CIVIl rights protests: Farmers threatened a natiOnal YvoMe Scally and officers will R Murphy R D 1g Pomeroy Athletic Boosters. UDeJI)Pioyment is expected to was injured slightly. To the stand at the fairground. boycott of Bog~lusa's b1~gest ~~n-~_stry__and_s:lld _!'rotest- be elected. h~s been dismiss~d. · ' New officers elected are Guy lllyrOeket In June when the north in Waverly, winds and a ant and Catbohc orgamza· ' 'You'll he writing history - . . I Spencer, president: Horace close of school sends a wav~ of reported tornado caused damlions had volunteered thetr , with your marching feet. If we i ARREST MADE I Quotable Quolf' . Karr and Vic Bahr. vice presta mUIIon or more summer JOb- age to buUdingl. ·-,support. must die let us die for free· Tho Ohio State Patrol report· TOKYO - Commumst Chma. dents; Wyatt Chadwell, secreo seek~ . into ,'the labor .market. In Hillsboro in Highland Coun.~ A crow,:i of 500 negroes i dom." e..: the arrest of Sherman Til- ]rejecting President Johnson's bid 1 tary. and Charles (Red) Cart, "Were gomg to be m a real ty., a house was heavily damcheered Farmer at a rally last I City officials ga·..e no Indica· lis, l;s, Rutland, charowe..J withlfor peace In Viet Nam. . . treasurer . . . night when he told lhem : tlon they would grant the par- fictitious registration. He -was j "The United Stale,. for all Ils j The All · Sports banquet wHJ crack so far as teen-age lllll!ID- aged by the hilh· w - and ployment lS concerned ln JWI~. electric power was leVered to . "If you were born black, you lade permit and police protec- cited to Meigs county court to- j ~ip serv1ce _to peace, .~s prepar· : ~ held May _f~ at the school It will probably go hi~~· th18. most of tha cft,y for about 20 Middleport Boys Leagoe Base-. were hom to troubl~. tion requested by Neeroes. day. mg for a bigger w111~ _ _ with At~ens High School Baskyear . than ever . before, Labor minutes. In other par11 of Hlih- hall Assfl. President Do~ M1Us elball Coach Charles McAielt ~y W. Willard Wirtz told land County, 1 1r aile w.. has called another meetmg lor and James Vennari, wllb matehfn& bonneta. Juat Reulvetl A Group Of Little Girls Dresses Ohi0 m·t 8yTornad0 ~ate '1New Members at conferenc.e : light- '1 Jlf,t~W,:-'*'~'P4"':·<~~:~~1 I MachInery. IS .I T perSOnS I I t~avel ' Fined by Judge 1. \\ t A beautiful sroup of gtrta dreoaea - your ehoice of dressy atJlel - lhittl and ahirtwaiatl - dreaae1 fbr aU occasions all eaay 011'8 fabriea - lOtfda and prlnta, I e e ontaine I I For Aucti•On SELECT HER • W11R DRESS NOW I passenger D'Ies J ( hNear B II f • I R II" • Just In Timt for l11fer Dainty litUe dresses In pastel cottons and 10ft silk organza. Stri,pes, sol· fdJ and checko. Sizes t mos. to 24 mos. and 1 to 3 Yl'l. 1 LOUISiana MarcIl pOISed In Face 0 f KKK clrosses I 1 1 I • • . 1 Eastern Plans Sporl s Banquet 1 meet ,l p~u_nttff WORLD I Boys LeaJJne to Meet on Sunday r LITTLE GIRLS HATS A fine selection of UtUe glrlt hata beautiful atraws in roUen, oonaetl, ' 1allora and .hal! batl. ' ' .,.' ' ,e Pant~ For The Little Glrl.....,aYO,I! ~ aoft cotton . knl...._..Htlc band 1'1 briefs, lOlii ' O.lon IIIII , prints 0 • .., ·' }• • • , "~ ,.~· -~ ' ... r • eGlrla Hanclbla._. ,fine ch41.. ef l)ftle glrll ..... . pat...ts. while •net cOlors · . · • • Little Girl• Glow• • whlta nytiln: ptnt~lu.O..,. ltl IIHI for IJ'r k 3 tUu~ ! .. 1!4'' ' ' ·. ...... ttraws . and ' ..,_.. .....,. mM'IIni' "DDt. ITIIA~*LILOVr ~Arnold, --lin. Rol>!ett Ftllf ----~--------------------~------------- •:...-.....,..· _ ...._ .....;··-.-11 ~~:d un. -~ :w~ . ;r..-...,~iP "i . U< . . F orce J·et s. 1 ctatlon who p~ :-somc .. A!r ch f th will ftalso d · be k boothm Thf' Oogfu~ht took place 35. arge o e 54) rm .. miles south (tt Hainan Island Speaker for the banquet wtil ju~t off the south coast of be Joseph E. Foster Jr., or the China. This placed th~ Ameri- class of 1948. The Acmets .?f can planes m u 1e mouth of the Par~ersburg: W. Ya. w1ll Gulf of TonKin, far clo.c;er to fu~lSh ~Uslc _for the dance Chinese territNy than to any whl~h wtll begm a~ 9 p.m. h. other p.1rt o! the Asian conti· _Tickets for the dmner, w Je~ r.ent. wtll be ~· may be purchase at Starks Pharmacy, Pomeroy I No terican plane was bit in t~he::~q,~agement but a Navy was shot down elseanti·aircraft fire. The ¥escued. ~~~:t::~ ralda against tl norUi,..,were ~•• the u.s. Embassy 3.000 more u.s. Masquadron of Ma· 8 en route to South In line with the U.S. ~.,~~~::;:'·;~ pressure on c · until they are peace. 10ft oeloetlon of atyleo and eotoro - East to help rr•rCltect bombers c~uted. A US I' k 'd .• : ,a\y spo esmen sa1 from air ~ttack. T~te Marine NaV} Je1!1 Iuvolved the Mh.;s brok£" off and fled squadro~ Will fly fo'2 jets. four Navy F'4 Navy Phantom alter a short exrt:angt or rire. In ano~er dt:velopme~. • j~ts wer~ IDV1'lved in the dog IThe Amerkan tliers could not South . V~etnamese mthtary h~~t w!tb tt.e Communists say whel her th.:o planes bore court der.reea lhe death penalty wh1le flymg "MIG patrol" for a North V!el.namr'se or Chinese to·i ay for N~uyen Van Hai, a 140..plane Navy raid against I markingf . EoUl countries use terrcrist wh'1 betped bomb th~ C~mmumst Nort.ll Viet~amese 1 the Rus~ian MIGs. U.S. Embassy March 30. Hanotlhndgeo;. At the £arne tune 80 1 It was the fir!=t contact with has threa!t.ned tt· kill an Amer~ U.S. Air For<~e plane!l were i MIGs :;mce a h~'ndful of them . - moat or. the doorstep of Com· . lat China today while ~n a ada of 220 Navy and Alr ce pla~es car-ried out _the est raid of the ~ar agamst monist North Vtet Nam. tiona,Uty of the Soviet-built Ml , jets w~ not known. One wf.S·seen gomg down in flames as ' MJGs broke off. the ac· tion and fled into 8 cloud cover Infants Coat & Bonnet Sets MaJ ' 1 1 LOOK! · FOR THE KIDS .•• an exciting contest, easy to enter, easy to win. ood• •••en I Drivers from state, are expeeteo to compete in tho Pomeroy Regatta June 18-IJ-21 which will feature sanctioned Eastern U. S. Divisional Cham1pionship Boat Races. I This was reported by Kay 1 Harrison, a representative of 1the Mid - East Outboard Assn., Inc ., Wednesday. in a mf'etJnl wjlh the regatta committee at North Viet Nam Plastered from Air 1 I f~r RACES- Plans the sanctioned Eastern U. S. Divisional Championship Boat Races were discussed Wednesday · at a meeting in Crows Tow_n & Country. Standtng, L. to R., are Pomeroy C of C PreSident Jack Carsey, Bob Prmka, o! the Athens advertising firm of that name; Plans were made for the ~!Ills Leadmgham, regatta chairman: Mrs. 1\label Harrison, secretary-treasurer of the Mid-East Outboard Assn., and Kay Harrison, world cham- I Alumni Banquet to be held at plo~ rat!l!r.-Sentinel Photo the Pomeroy Junior High School auditorium Saturday, May 29, at the meeting of the executive committee and oUI.~ cers of the Pomeroy Alumni Assoclatlon Wednesday evening at town hall . 'nle dinner will be served 1 RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Mid-East Official Optimistic PHS Alumni Plan Banquet OnMay29 Plan Cafet-eria I ~=; Pomeroy Regatta may Bring over I 00 Boats For Races on Sunday for thlt s,rlnt fM ~ I PLUSH ANIMALS FOR EASTER .... <~o ooliJe 0~ = tH Tit. lfeip.Jf...,,. ..,._ l!Hie tlrll' dr...-up lt'\11- I I ~!f.! .VJ_, .-:~~:-~~~~----------------------------------------------------------~~~----------------------------------------------------------------. ' s-~~ ~ ----------------FIVE CENt$ NO. 304 FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1965 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO j I I ., i VOL XVI Mrs. Miller is H f ess h h Cl urc ass t ... enttne· I Mrs Murray is I I · New President I Of B1ble ClaSS / • • • ., • t •' lillar·land ,·s .f 4 .n sa ddle At:Jua l.n blown over · and · a bjlm ·COl· thlsSundayat7:30 ·p .m.fntown ~all' lapsed across the road Dear hall to organilll! lor the comine :, Petersburg. , season. Clncfnl'ati reported hailstones Mills met wllh a small group as large .. golf balls pelt~ the Th~sday evemng but all agreed Clll\lSTER, W. Va. (UPl) -was a downhill run- from $12,- ~ emor In the state's history . city for ahout20 ml!lutet before actmn sbouW be deferred. until Bill Marland walkoo down the lsoo-a-ye governor of the state In IIJ56 he ran lor the U.S. Sen· heavy rainl ~au.. Power .liPea more could 11ebe .present. ~ line of .stalls, ins~tlng the to $711-a-week U>xi<ab driver in ate but was defeated. He tried 1 were down In parta of lhe city' . Plans must . comp • "'. at sleOk. raJ;< horses .. Be lipPed he Chicago. qai in 1958, and loot the bid Closing liK'I.i!ted ~lae~ts. on<e lor sigh-up day, 8881flll- wasl oo the right trat:k . . Drink had greased his slide for the 'IOCI1atic nomination. · ment of new P~)"'l'S In the t-It oi -k again In the rugged from respectablllty to the dark His world feU apar1, and he v,~on~~~ Memorial H~ and 13-15 age groups, and · to mount.ainll of. his Jlorne ~tate, ,wolld of the alcoholic. . 50ugbt aolaee t alcohol. ADMiliS[ONS • DanS• ....,., money ~ carry on t'h 0' the Olll!'llme bof aov;erl!Qr of Rabll JJeked For almost three yean he VQlan. ~!01': ~ ~ -· tiUD1mor prOgram. ;west .Vug~.: will detei1i!fned Now he is sure he has II !ought a losing battle with the !I<>Jila!ld,s oon; Mrs; ~ank · Nojll, ~ to "m~ gillld".. I!! ,)lis o.,. job licked. bottle. Statel 1Jilthtlraw Ill vfUe. ' •' ·, PLAN TAG DAY · aa ~alj!~1~Uia:mUI~ ' "I haven't had· a ch11nk oow · Then he joined Alcoholics South VIet Nam. It DisCHAaGES ..;; Enuna Tbe Eastern Htgh School James i(>,f • . ~.Wo 'IIOrae' 1n ..... than rour years," ·he l\nony!IIOUI. lttiJII Fudly call for · ''lliKioll- Onl, ~ble: ; Charles. . Jo~. l!lnd members :wlll·~ve ,a COIJI; ~"· . r = k 'QP.!ltator said. ''l>ut I'm st!U working on ofapelc&iPo~Y.; ·RonaJd . ~.l)llllliiY. taa: ti4Y Saturday_. They a¢ atfell• . · · ; .. :: lt.lt's a r ·o~lell),_ a rougb 01111 .. ':'hroUih It all,llll 10lfe kept . a trick wi\I.Jilay and tha!-ch 'AI ' I am 10 Milke &ood." t'elt f8!!1liJ of fuur children toand deOMI" ,9 i;I'I!S' ..,. -¥r. ~; -~ ,al t a.m.; al 'i~Hd&Yole, '.!... oltlil!g ljll · 1Ji IM"uddle. Marl:lljl ,... ,. when be ther. ' . Coi111 '! ~ II ~. I':~Iilihl 't~ .~:nt:.lnd ft ' Qitt~r. ll apiri. · . • • 't,, elect~.; Cl)veti)Or of Weal Vli'- Mlrllmd, an but forgotten IIIIIU~ ' ~ Pap· TwO) ter.:. ·' ' •·'-'. 'JP' a.ih:: :, ., · ' · " · · ' Tha' !&st ~ " flliWi!~l It &lnla 11(1951, tlie' JOllilaest JO'f- DOW lia hla iloma itllle Wllere President Johnaon Thursday at ·~ ·~blnet news conference. . COMMUNIST CIIINA, RUS- ala and North Vlat ""!"Y reJ"t ed .f7et!Ident Johnson 1 plan .or ~~~~~d Vll!l•Namth Soviet.ldlea~ ets ""' • ·lie1ear ey wou ..,, Clldtii'M ID)' · peBN talks und' U~"!d States stops bonibJnl Notlli VIet Narn. · ·A atlrlbuted _ to President Ho tlif I I l 1 '¥!!· ieller•ted r· t4a: :rcy. . "<t" ~. · ~. v&.. .' ,'' · ·, 41.\g&.. ,.....ther -~~~· 471:,,\Vll\INI)"~,,~land 'ro· .•. ' ~ing •a• .. High School principal , speakers. The banquet wiU open to tho public with $1 .~ ticket charge. Tickets only a short while before he I he distribule~ ., busmest plllctl] was "man to watch" went to , 10 the diStr, Chicago and got a job delving , ----a tukab . MRS ALUMNI TO MEET He felt it was the kind of a The Middlepo':f High s. ~lllti~-. job ~e needed - the conU>ct Alumm A99n. will meet at . with penple of all walks of hfe h•<!h school Monday . eased his hard climb back up at ' 10 p. m. All offl<eri the ladder to respectability . mom~ are urged to ~ 'wo days ago. Marla11d came here In 111115wer to a call from . AUlMNl TO Edwards, who owns waterford The Racine High Park race track. IIJll!ll Aaaii., wfll meel Tharsday Marland started ln MOII!IaJ at 7:30 P: m. on his new job- "alde and as- Souiheia Local _ Rich IIOCiate" lo Edwards ID wbatev· ~oll•cer• or capacity he could help_In the~ peraont1 ate lJMII'I VatlOIII .terprilOI. ~ • I .\!I '• ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 8, 1965 bateman durfee napper pullins