https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/259c40207e8bc7ee630ec79877e05151.pdf b66abb564e8ecc563bdfb08ff0515da7 PDF Text Text ,, 1 I ~------ Ohlo. ~round And About Middleport Mra. William .Russell IUld son John. spent Tuesday m Columbus, and also In Kmgsh.D, Ohlo, ·, there. \1rs. ~u.' ·II Httended the Kmgslon CiVIC Club, "" _at. fihate of .the_ Ohio Fed_eratwn li ~ ·~ ~ . M~ . Anna Farmer Hert"r; 101 Women s Club , of wh1cb she i:ern p, ~lum~us . Is the gu£>S I was . a former member before of hl"r s1ster-m-law. \1rs. Da- . movmg to Middleport. On Wedvid f'arm~r and Mr. and ~1r'i. 1, nesday she also attended the Arthur Skmn~r annual sprmg luncheon f0r ~iss Ellen Dunun: tt st~dent ! women of the Kingston Methoar Denmson u.mvers1ty at Gran- d1st Church Mrs R~ell was ville . Js spendmg the sprmg va- soloist for the meetmg and cauon w1th her pa rents . \1r .l san~. ·I_ Wal~t'O Today Where and \1rs Dale Dutton. I Je~u::• V.alks. .. Rerrn! guesr.; ol .Mr 8 n d ! ~1rs F:arl BrHxton VISited reMrs Jam~s Criswell wer ~ _\1r .; centl) i'oi!h \1r. and Mrs. C. R. and Mrs Orvtlle Martm ot Pills· Yllung rnstt>;.~d of Mr . Braxton burgh, Pa Hn d \-11 and \'! r s. a"' sl11tt·d m an earlier account. ~teve Shndif' lit' Hn dgt>port. l Mrs . Pearl Heynolds spent .. th e wt"t-kend m Akron as the . gu~t ut )1e- r· Shier, ~1rs. Nina B!.!lnd Mrs l'l<~ra D!lgard of Dearhorn. Mich . is the guest of Mr. Pomeroy, Ohio and Mrs. E. w. Lallance. She TONIGHT & SATURDAY • nmw lo atll:'nd the 50th anniver"YOU'RE NEVER TOO s<J rv obsrrvance of the Phila_1!3,~~~;~rtf,t·~ Sncit>ty of the Middleport MEIGS THEATRE Jt>rry Lewis & Dt>an Martin I Churetl uf Chn sl. I·:------=====. Foch-Diana Lynn . QUICK GUN" Audit'"Tf'tE .\lurphy Merry AnrlNs I', Nina -Technicolar- Mllliiii J ...... ,,., I Catholic Women Will Sponsor Miss Conde Soloists, Duets, Ensembles Taking Part in Cantata.Seing Announced An organ prelude by Mrs. People," by Mn. Marvin Burt. Ben Neutzling, ''Hosanna." from The flm word, "Fathor, Magnus by Harper, will open 1 give Tbem," by sololsls the program Sunday, at I the Moore, baritone, For- Fred Blaett- Federated church at 3 p.m., fol· nar, tenor, with the chorus. lowed by the processional hymn, second word, "Verily T h u ·• .. AJI Glory Laud and Honor," Shalt Be This Day," wlll be p. , and the invocation by the Rev. sented by soloists John WeJrry, Wilbur Perrm. tenor ; Rev . Howard The cantata, "Seven Last baritone. with chorus. A words Of Chr 1st" by DuBois by Mr. Werry and Rev. with 8 soprano solo, "All Yt: pelt will precede the third woro. ,,~~~ "Woman Behold,'' by • · Rev. Ruppelt, Mrs. Wickham and Mrs. Harvey ~· i '.'ranken. Mrs. Van Bllonk•en eop e n ' and Mrs. Wickham will sing eO I duel., "Obligato." Cm f ! . . Joseph Raub returned home I An offermg Wl~l be ta~en and Monday. after spe nding th e the pNceeds , will be gaven to I winter at Carn:l City, Fla. 'hith Easter seals. ~he.~ff~rtory duet , his daughter Miss Sue .Jean "The Holy Ctty, wall be sung Raub ' by Mrs. Beulah White and Mrs. Mr · and Mrs Ravrnond Hat-. Paul Haptonstall. f' ld · t th; pa~t WL'('kend The fourth word, 'God My ~-~th r~f~~ves in Brooksvi lle and l t,'ather," will be presented . ~y D t Harry Moore, and tne frlth ay on. " ! i\ Ath ' t " b M H mer Holler or Ches- 1word , m ars , y Ben ter ~-oad~ and Mr. and Mrs.j Neutzling, Mrs. ~urt, the m~n's Fred Klein of Middleport return- chorus and chmr. The 51Xth ed h Tuesday eveni~g. af- word, "Father, Into Thy 1 0 ter a s~:eral davs s ·~y ~da - visit in Cleve- Hand 1 _s," t _ith bl to Darnell b M ,1 land, with Mr. and Mrs. Olin l sools,_w 1 ano lga Y rs. l Ma1nly About . , p I I p Y , 1 I ELBERFELDS NOWYOlJKNOW ""*' - ' "er by Mn. ·1 Paull ~~!~~~ Sbop Elberfelds for values galore In Easter Fasb!OIIf president, opened the tt -suits, coats, dresses and accessories, tops In Iabrie~ , th · Catbolie Women'• and styHns, beautiful new spring eolors. of the Sacred U....rt churcb nesday evening tollowirig Lc..1ten serv1ce. A report was given on rummage and bake sale April •-3. An invitation was from Colwnbia Ga• Co. to tend the Blue Flame festlvltll A beautiful seleeUon of April 28-19. It was voted to spcm-1 womens coats in ali wool so .. C:·'lthia Co11rle. a junior fabrics, soft pasteis and Middlepo;' 'ilgh School, ( ;rls' State. dark tones. Many styles to choose from. Make II was to gifts for decided hlgb school your selecUon now. of the psrish. Plana were tr serve a dinn : on AprU the committees to be antoounc-1 ed. A white elephant sale planned for the May Hostesse' for May wilt be es Martha and Anna 11 ·:-s. Remo Nelri, Mrs. ' d Gre88, Mrs. Joan son 1 Mrs. J: M. Thornton. The meeting closed wI t ·prayer by Mrs. Casci, by a coffee hour. EASTER COATS ·' and . !~'~, w~~tr:;·f~~~e~~:r:;.;~: church Renewal /s Theme ·of WSWS Lesson 1 Mrs. Sml'th I'S Hostess of C/ ub Women I. A Used Car RIOT on Main St. '' l 1 YOUR NEW EASTER SUIT IS HERE AT ELBERFELD$ '' EASTER BONNETS STARTS SATURDAY - RUNS nL APRIL 17 64 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 DOOR .. .. .. .. .. .. $2188 EASTER BLOUSES 63 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN · .. : .... -...... · .. $2488 Automatic. Powt•r brakPs, powPr steering, new white sidewalls, wheel discs, bac·k-up lights, tinted windshield, air-conditioning. radio, 64 CHEV, CHEVELLE EL CAMINO .. · ........... .. · $1988 V -8 mot?r .. 3 Ji g hls, em 11ft speed s1d. trans., radio, heater, white sidewalls, wheel discs, back-up s hm~ ks OUR POPULAR MORTGAGE LOANS OFFER YOU MORE THAN COSTI un rear. 60 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DOOR .... · ......... · $1088 283 cu. in. V-8 motor, auto. trans., pawer steering, lights. Real nice. white sidewalls, wheel discs, back- up """'~ 62 OLDS F-85 CUTLASS COUPE · · ...... · ...... · $1688 V·t.i motor, auto. trans., power steering, white sidewalls, wheel discs, radio. Re<~l VOL XVI NO. 305 Says he has no Plan for Move to Veterans Memorial Dr. stack, wben eonlaered, said Tbe Dally Sentinel Is tbe only news soutet that bad dlseussed tbe ollllation wllb blm. He empatlcally said be bas no plan of making any change : from bls present position. •'I have no_ plans to make any Mr. Rideout also pointed out change," sa a~ Dr. Sla~k when ;Friday night that he has issued contacted Fnday evemng. i no statement or made any kind Clt,arles Rideout, administra· of announcement that mightl tor of' Veterans Memorial Hos- 1 have perpetuated the flow of ru~itai,'' oald following a meeting mors regarding Dr. Slack . 1f the hospital's board of trus- Another media said in a story leeo,JI'""l night that no appll- 1publisbed Friday that the Veteatitiil~; lp Dr. Slaek's behalf :erans Memor18l Hospital lloard 1 was pre~nted at tiW seaaon. lof trustees was expected to for- 1 Mr. Rideout declined to elab- mally approve an application I orate oil the situation concern-[for staff pl'lvilege• from . Dr. ing "ru\nors" being published [Slack at its meetmg last mghl oy anot\'Jer area news source 1 No_ sut:h actmn _was taken~ ae- · lhat Dr. ~Slack had applied for' cordmg to Mr. Ridenout. I otart privileges. ; O~e Me1gs Gener~l hospital Rideout said It Is tbe feeling i medJcal doctor declined comlf the board of trustees that.i rr.ent tnday on reports that Dr. any statement released In rela- : Slack has been asked to re~ign lionship to Dr. Slack should from the staff of the privately • oome_ ~r_Oill_ him. -owned facility. I Dr. Richard L. Slack, M. D. has Indicated be has no !nten· tion of resigning from the staff of Meigs General Hospital or ac'epting privilege at the county· 1perated VeteraM M~morial ~ospital facility. I I Leader Asks Support of Seal Sales We have gathered togeth· er an exciting coUectlon of beautiful blouses in refreshing whites and· luscious new spring colon just for you. ACCESSORIES ( t scarves, belts, hosiery, &loves, handbags and niore. OD tbe main fioor of Elberfelds. WE CUT THE PRICE and MOVE 'EM OUT NOW ! ! Ch- Your Easter Cendy Now From ~his .1 Fine Selection On Sele .On The First\ Floor - 58 Buick 2 Dr. Hard Top _ $488 BRACHS CANDIES V-R motor. auto. trans .• white IH<~k Ps , rad l(: , pow<'r tw~tt• r , power OLDS .~li't' ring \\hlte sidt• l'.lu·el d i .~cs, IJad\liP li ghts. outside rrHrror. 1in1Pd windshield .;o Jal \1 hJit" with like new ~:~ I I IJn· ~. 1'·ro11 n Super 88 Holiday Sod an Automatic trans., power brakes, power steering iuterror. sidewalls, wheel discs. 59 Dodge Coronet 4 Dr. Hard Top _ $488 V-8 motor, auto. trans., power steering, radio, white sidewaJls 58 Ford Fairlane 500 4 Dr. Sedan _ Your Savings Now Earn 4% Intend $388 trans., white sidewalls, wheel diSCJ. radio. V-8 motor. auto. $1088 57 Chev. 4 Door Station Wagon __ $488 6 cyl. std. trans. good ttres, r• clio, beater, a fisherman'a dream eSAVE THE BIG DOLLAR NOW AT ... GMAC FIN ANCINCJ WY 2·5342 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK 8en1ng Meigs County for over 93 ye!ll'll ,Karr &. Van Zandt Motor Sales CADILLAC.OLDSMOBILI POMERO'V: I I ~ ... h, lt-11.. SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1965 • fiVE CENT$ RUTLAND eBrach's Mar111mWlow Choeolale C..Vered. Rabbit. ePaalel Chocolate lil"ttted eBraeh'o MeDowcreme Pelo eBrach'r Candy Chloka Mllk Eggs 4~ and Robbill e Braeh'a Eooteth•t~ii eBraeb'• JellJ Beana· eBraeb's Fruit and Nut eBraeh's Choeoli.te C..VeJred E(p Whfp)led Mantuaanow · eBracb'a Rusty tile Pow Egp Milt CJ!oco!ate • Brach'a Malted JOik i:Qo .. ' • Bracll'a llllt Ftttvored . e Braeh'a Manhiri•Uow EJp Wooly Wll17 eBncb'a Coconut Cre~ · eBraeh'o ChOi!olale CD~ E(p Cl)lllll! Eua · ·, eBrach'a Jel17 Rabblll eBraeb'o IIUk Cboeola~ .c eBrach'o Mlnlatur~ Fudle Eua Peter Rabbit · . eALSO SEE OUR FINE SELJ:cTION PF FANNY FARMER EASTER CANDIES • SJ:40P' SATUROAY All DAY ~NrfL !f IN fHE:EYENING ··.,_.,r·At • "'· Member Federal Reserve System 1 ·Member Federal Deposit Insurance Co~raUoD . A .. ).,.; E~Bif~tDS)N;r--.' . ' ,·,, ...·.' . Nt.~~. -~ I'"" Motarilt Helpo men, ooe of them masked, Wlnlhrow, from his boopltll acting suspiciously near 1 servbed, •aid one of lbe 1unmen. ice station in Barberton. Be alter all three police officers provided tbe license nwnber of 1 were lying on the roadway, held the 1964 aulomobile. j CHAS. L ARCHER RALPH W. MOOR£ DON L. DAVIS the pi•tol to their beads and The pollee car contairiJng pulled the trigger SEveral times Hooper, Mancini and Wintbrow l but the weapon waa out of am- nagged down the suspects' ca~ 1 munition. • short time later. Mancini or· Winthrow said the man tben [dered the two robbeJry suspects took a patrolman's nightstick ' out of their car, but one • and ~at all three. them grabbed the officer's '! The Area Extension Center 1a native of Noble county with I and swine enterprises. This will Twig telephoned _police short- ;gun while being handcuffed and has been established in Jack~ seven years county 4- H ager.t be an across-the-board , indua.ly after 3 a.m. reportin& he saw 'sl:ot all three. son by t~ Ohio Cooperative I work developing an outstand- try wide program rangmg from Meanwhile, Twig. who had at. Extension. Servic~ to serve the I i~g 4-H Club program in Mus- the conception of the animal tempted to follow the robbers'; seven Ohao counties of Athens, kmgum county. through production and marketcar, came upon the shooting GaJlia, Hocking, Jackson, Law. Mr. Archer holds a Bachelor ing and including consumer utJ1. scene as the suspects were flee.. renee, Meigs and Vinton. of Science Degree in Agricul - ization. e' Jng in a second car they appar· Tw ed ff ture from Ohio State University Working out of the Jackson 1 stationed near the eJ:· wr::'b : 1 1 e trans er trom omeroy to W h' gt u · · 1- . th H'll bo A E · 1 H Winthrow, the only officer! Jackson of Ralph W. Moore as as -'~ ~1ve~s1 y. ~-Jts 1~~ e 1 s ro rea xtenswn :Who had not lost consciousness, I acting chairman of the new !' mDarRn I do tr Me .lfordmeMr a Yd • eMntcrD. . . ,. f v· mstructed Twig to summon aid 1 t M h d 1 . ag an o 1 or - r an r . avas IS a na 1ve o Jft~ , car radlo. area cen er. oore as serve Mr!. Archer an d th e1r · th ree Lon county and serv ed SIX · yean on the pohce th t f e pas our years as area re- 1childen have moved lhl"ir res1-1as Athens County 4-H Agent. .source development_ agent. out ~ denre from Zane-sville to J<~ck- 1 He received his Master's Deof Pomroy Hnd . ~ 1.1\ contmue ! son. gree in Animal Science iD to hav.e respo~sl~lltty for the I Don L. Davis will serve as March from Ohio State UniverExtensao_n ~rvlce s R. D. pro- 1Area Extension agent. Animal sity. gram Wlthm the area. I Industries, providing education-. He is married to the former Charles Ivan Archer will ! al programs and organizational !Marjorie Dum Amanda & theJ servt! as area 4-H ag~nt. He is i assistance for the beef sheep, ! have two children. New lor RUrnor Denled bYDr SIack • your Easter outfit. A beautiful array of Jew~tri. atl 1omatic, ••a• ••• or~nd Two AKRON (UP!) - Two rob- !Patrolman Eugene Hooper, 41, 1slde. bery suspects shot a policeman , who was dead on arrival at Ak- Details of the shooting were to death early todsy and wound· iron General Hospital, and Pa- lsketchy, but detective. said the ed two other officers who had trolmen Frank Mancini. 25, ond policemen were shot while putstopped the gunmen on the Ak- Harold Winthrow, 35, 35, both ting handcuffs on the twlf Negro ron Expressway. listed in critical condition. Man- men who had attempted a robPolice arrested · two suspects ,cini was shot in tbe neck and bery in Barberton. several hoors later. One of I Wint~row was hit three times An alert motorist, WU!iam them was in possession of a I in the back. Twig of Akron, gave police the service revolver belonging to The three officers, acting on information that led to lhe apone of the wounded officers and an alert issued by suburhan prehension of the robbers. He the other was partly handcuffed Barberton polic-e, saw a car on also summoned other offlcers to when arrested. a ramp ·leading onto the e:1· 1the aid of the wounded police-VIctiml of the shooting were I pressway on city's northeast men. See our varied coUection of accessories to acVi!nt Star Chief 4 Door H.T. POMEROY -MIDDI:EPORT. OHIO Policeman, sharp V-8 . rnotur, automatic transmission, power steering, tinted windshield wh1te sidewalllircli and wheel discs. A nice onel ' \' -U I'll 4 . , , 59 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 2 DR. H.T......... $788 58 .....,.. 1 1 Karr& Va~Zandt'sSpring ull. ,....,..;. .... we op: wD • 1 ' I 1:hm'rrt~•••• 1 'JR1 JJf i 1 I Fllr ,..., 1 frBailedy and other relallVCS len Mr. s.and Mrs. llenry Bentz of "It's F'.In .ISh ed ," by. Mrs. van I TONIGHT thru SUNDAY Racine visited recently with her Vranken, Mr. Neutzlmg and , Mrs. Dale Smith ent.ertalnedl Hub Cummmgs George Hamilton. 9<:: Hank 1 ~rs. Burl, With chorus, conclud-~ , mother, Mrs. Edith Teaford and the Pomeroy Shakespeare Fronk ie Avalon and Williams-Su.~an Oliver-lied ' son, Cecil. • mg the cantata. •·r.1 s Wednesday afternoon at Butrons-Arfhur O'Conndl Annt'l1e Funicello in Mrs. Maxine Arnold visited The recess lo~al hymn, f h s · A Chri s Crosby-Rex Ingram. "BEACH PARTY" 0 Hank \\'i!liams li ve~ ~gain, Thursday in Gallipolis with Mrs. Mid?igh! on Olive's Brow,~' ~he I ••Jesus Christ Ren~ws His ~~· rn::;~~ ~~barge of -and"in.~:::: a~ain. a true- life st orv IC. L. Arnold. Mrs. Arnold left closmg prayer, and b~nedact 1.00 1 Church " was the topic of ~he T. A. Hennes~. opened with whi ch fouches fhf' tw al'l. ~1· George C. Scott and le rnalin)ll b~;~lwf'Pn io}' :.n d , today for an extended visit in by the Rev. C. Melvm Alkir~ progr&ll presented ~y Mass votions by Mra. Phil Wllliam·l Pe ter Sellers in tragedy Charleston. W. Va . with Mr. and ! and or~an postlude. The ~n i r ·othy Long whl:n .he WSWS son who read Matthew Colorcertoons "DR. STRANGLELOVE" Mrs. Charles Elliott and fam· l ten Fantasy. by Mrs. Neutzhng the Enterprise EUB Church land Miss Lydia Ebersbsch Adm issio n 7.'k & 4ii~'• .;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;~~~~i~ly~.iiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiii~;w~ill~c~lo~se;.;th~e~p~rogram. mel Tuesday even_i~g at _the gave a meditation from t h home of Mrs. Philip Sm•th, book "Streams In the De!.,rl. Chesler Road. and ~ead a poem. Members It was emphasized that the ' sponded to roll call by na<nin,gl objectiv~ of the chw ch as that their favorite bird and 1 all persons be aware of God, flower. lhr~ugh H_is selr dis_closure~ es- An invitation was read pec1ally Has redeernmg love, as Columbia Gas Co. to aU.en1il reveal rd. in Jesus Christ, that 1the Blue Flame they may respond in faith and 128-29 at 8 p.m. at the love lo the end that they may Junior High School know who they a~e, grow . as 1 Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. and sons of God, live In the spirit · Smith were named as the of God. fulfill common di~cipl_e- j inating committee. Plans We have chosen the best from among ship in the world, and ab1de tn 1made fr· the .next meeting, Christian hope. 5, which will be a planned the new creations. See them now on A dialogue, "The Parade of luck dinner at 12 o'clock, at display in the busy Ready To Wear God's Mighty Act," was P!'e- horne of Mrs. C. F. T<>'npk.ins. Department. Come in and try them on. sented with Mrs. Don Hun- ';Conservation of wild nrl as narrator and Mrs. Thorn- was the topic of the~~:~;~~ as rentz, Bible r:-ader. Brerr presented by Mrs. da and Becky W11l sang two who rnention~d animals hymns, "This 1s My Father's extinct, sueh .. the bison, World,'' and "Since Jesus Came bou, Arizona elk and Caliifo1rni•ll Into My Hearl." Miss Long black bear. She also apoke New spring hat& with read Psalm 90 and Mrs. Eldon protecting the birds when I Weeks closed the program w1tb ing feeders. the soft and feminine prayer. . . Tbe meeting closed with look. Flattering shapes I Mr Menzel Smrth, _president! Women's Creed io wlison, in straws, fabrics and , conducted a short busmess ses- 1 ter whicb the hostess served ftowem. sion. The WSWS convention to i salad course. be held in Chillicothe, April 28 ~;:-;;;;;-:~ and 29 was announced. Prayer MISSIONABY. TO SPEAK . and gra.,. by Mrs. James Will BJII Walker, lllJBsionary closed the meeting after which Japan, will be guest speaker I refreshments were served by the Zion Church of Christ, the hostess to nine members risonville road. Services 3e2 C' U. in. V·8 engine wilh 3-speed C!Jlumn shift, light blue with all blue Vinyl interior, 1 ·, i •(o, i11·a11·r, l\ili1t• sidPwalltires and back up lights. and Becky Brenda and Bever- at 7:30 v.m. SUnday. E•·en1onel Jy WilL ' is invited. SUNDAYfHRU TUESDAY April 11 -14 HANK WILLIAMS' "YOUR CHEATIN' HEART" - ·W'UIIl.Ei Mapa Cuta Ia 1!11, ........ lilt lop) riplo .. freemta, • privfloJed elan ill 1110 1311! eeallley, bat w ,... 1110t1Jer tef )'eln befOft lilt eommoe people of Brltl.u ~&o eared tbe 11me prt.u..... ,i:;:~;;:::l DARLENE WARNE The Rev . ana Mrs. Ray Warne of Chester announce tbe engagt'ment of their dau· ghter, Darlene Rae, to Franklin Lee Duda, son of Mr . .und Mrs. Frank Duda, Dillonvale, Orlio. A December wPdding ls planned. Miss Warne atIends Carneg Ie CoIIege In Cleveland and will be graduated in Septtrnber. Mr. Dodais ~tatloned at Fort Knox, Ky. with an armored dlvlsioD. . ... . Report House Is Gun Target Welsh will Head Easter Egg Hunt :.~s!:~. Center is in Business 1shid~ =I:Owc~~f~p al~~ag ~~ ~h~! ta5~:~e gr=~~ateG~~;~ ~;:n~~di~~n:tttc:~~~i:ser~~~!:~ I o; ,. • �• ,~_......._, ,. • {.\ __ .. . . .. . ... -----. ·-·-----.. ------- ' -.. ~-- - - --- .. - D~ly ~ ~er~-M1441eport, 0., Apr. 10, 11165-S - -- Did You Know That ••• P ~--- --- - 76ers, Bullets Even Series 2-2 . By Blanebe IL IIMklne . ' By Uuiled ""'" llltemalloaol Angeleo' .bld f..- a eommaoclinc Pbl~elpljla and Balllmore series Jel!d, He OOnnected on made lr'!det tl)at are pay-- lwo 20-IQDI jump ahota ltl tbe Ing of! In I]Jlldea and the carda closq tlillwies thai aldod t h e tltey hold eould lead to a meet- Bullet cati!e, One lied tho seore ing for the National BuketbaU at 12-aU and· the other, with l8 ABSoclatlon p!a~! title. seconds ~tns. w.u the win-, The '18ero '!(lqulred WI~ Cham- rung basket fol: Baltimore. berlain from San Francioco at Jerry West put oa . anetber the All-SI;Ir break and the NBA one-man show with l8 poinll scoring chainpion gave them that ran hts lour-t~ame total for Ute lift needed for a play- Los Angeles to 193. OhJ topped off berth, Baltimore was slm~ Baltimore with 28 points, larly· successful in snaring Don Ohl from Detroit in a pre-sea- Maloney Fails Another Test. . Reds Defeated son deal. Both clUbs are at surprising states In the playoffs against their dlvis1l'm champions. Philadelphia beat Boston, 134-IJI, In ' overtime Friday night to knot the Eastern finals at 2-2, and NEW HOCKING RIVER BRIDGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION - Spanning the Ha<!lting River nearly at its mouth on the barge-laden Ohw . a new $276,000 bndge is un. Baltimore downed Los Angeles, der construction on Route 124 m Athens county Just north of the Metgs County 11r1e, When the counties of Athens and Metgs were formed , a narrow corridor to the OhiO RJver \\as given Athens, Jymg between Wa shmgton and Meigs. Ohio is providing onehalf a[ the cost. The balance is from Federal Htghway Trust Fundr-, U.S. Depart· ment of Commerce, Bureau of Public Roads . In the smaijer photo above is t h e old narrow "Model T Days" bridge to be replaced The other shows the site of the modern brtdg_e to be built. at right. Pennant Fever in April .._,,._ ... -= !14-!12. to deadlock the Western ' LOUISVILLE Ky. (UP!) u a5 secttonalo at 2-2. Manager Dick Sisler apparently _ . BALL PARK CLOSED Chamberl~ln scored six of 1Is sticking by his decision to The SyracUR Baoeball park Phtladelphta s 16 pomts in the , start Jim Maloney in the secwill be closed fer uoe UDW e~tra !JVe.~tnute session a n d 1ond game of the season, but he June 1, it was annooncecl todl~p~~yed. his usual defensive must be having some doubts day by owner Bob I.Aukt. obthttes '? stopping the_ CeUics.l about Ute young Cincinnati Loukt said the park ill being to Regpi?Jtlon lime her01cs went i righthander. ) closed to all penona uUI Luke Jackson and Hal[ The Chicago White Sox cap!- CJNCINNATI !UP!) - Pen· ~ Former congreMman Robert that date be<ause fP'881 seed Greer, whose baskets m the fl. J talized on Maloney's wildness to nant fever is rwming rampant Taft Jr., scion of 11 famous is being lOWed. It iB ar&ed llal 42 ~cond! enabled the. score seven runs in the first in this city. name in American politics, haJJ all persons obey the order. 76Prs ·to l:e Boston ,,I 11-1 th . I 1 Cit M Will' w· • d JJ<I he ree mn ngs or an 8-3 victory Y anager Jam ICu· caught the pennant fever. "The . ~#kl~.ffi!I:WMtNU!HIJ!KMitf!!Mr!ll AUGUSTA, Ga. (UP])- Jack the driver's seat. ~ way , isn't tt'~•• ~ se t game into over· Friday over the Reds at Lynch- man SUIJIJ it up pretty well. Reds' pitching appears to be Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and . They were in a thrt>e-way tie ll sure 1s Ime. . . Iburg, Va. ''I'm planning on seeing the as strong as it's ever been," G Player golfd ' "bi" ~ th I d 'th d 1.1 I 138 Tl · I Cham_berl~m_ netted _:14 pomts ! The lwo clubs meet here •• World Serie• t'n Ctn' ct'nnaU .~ Taft observed. "The way the ary • om 9 "& or e ea WI I en ca lelr 13 tota is only 001 J pq 1 d 1 ....,... .,...,~ three'' when it comes to the totals - six under par - gomg 3troke better than Dan Sikes. or 1 eJphia and Cnet Walk- day in the third of four games October," he said today, "The Reds have been going In the , Masten, were precisely where into the thtrd round of play two strokes Detter than British 3 f'r ta d 1. Sam Jo~es of Bo.s-- ' they had scheduled on the tri Wor!d Series always brinp a Grapefruit League, they cer--1 you miRht expect them to be l The trio gave the Masters a Open <'.hampion Tony Lema and fan hll a game htgh of 36 1nortlt plot of headaches for us at city jtainly rate as the team to beat" today - rubbtng shoulders m 'famliiar look. Among them three strokes ahead of -Tommy poOmhtls~cS~ored 11 of Baltimore's . Maloney walked eight and nan, but, believe me, 1 love :em Cincinnati has posted the best they've won the title exclUSIVe· Aamn and Doug Sanders. I . lo tlt Red . t• . . last 16 'points to stave off Los ~ave up five hits during a three as . n~, as e s are m ue spn_ng trammg record n the I ly ever Since 1959. The bettmg 1n all, despite that par-bUs---~ · __ mnmg workout. It marked the series. maJOrs. i was that one of them Will do 1t tenng ff¥st round when 33 golf] fourth consecutive time he has Wichman is !lated as t he Barmaid Jane White says the I agam. . ers m the field broke r the Ohio Spring Teant8 l been beaten and in each case catcher for the ceremonial first Icustomers in her tavern are DAVIS, w. Va . (UP!)- A PalP.Ier who 'ired - . ling CUI )down for the t ! 'tina! he has been soundl shelled pitch M?nday w~n the Reds talkmg more about the Reds cou.ple was shot.~ death and four ~nd~r ar Fri~a slz~hen rounds of play toda and SunCapture FrJday Wms 1 He Insists that ~is perfo~m- open thetr 81st Nattonal League this year than she can ever re- tlteJr daughter crtltcally wound•the exactin: Maoters c u r s e day was 148 - fo,J over par season agamst the Braves at I member in past years "Mv ed Fnday mght durmg a shoot· .· • • • • ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) -Ohio ances m sprmg trammg mean Crosley Field !bo h bee t · mg spree at their home played more normal , won last A totat of 4 golfers made it, 11 . · ·won baseball golf nothing because he concentrates Gov James. A Rhode ' s.s t' ~s t 1n ~~ s~~g se~ Dead were Fred Coo~ J year - and in 1900 and 1962. desp1t~ .unfavorable wmds Fritf.>Jlnis events Frida~. entirely on working his arm m veter~ righthander ope~ :?s ~a; sgr~~t s~cce5ss" a;he 37 and his wife Bonnie' Rodney Downing. Katherine Broke Streak day which eut the number of • t? shape·. Perhaps, but it's get- on the mound forth~ first itch related I Sa~dra Jean coo' r 3 w~s i~ Downing, to The Meigs Water Player broke the Patmer subpar rounds t~. rour . Kalamazoo the undefe~ted tmg. a httle late followed by Ietty Jim o•/oole The ·.. Ope t' Batt U " cntical conditio:V:ith' wound C',o., Lot, Middleport. st reak m 1961, winning only : Di~gusted \\LJtb Game ~'"" edged Westem Mrch}.. Chicago scored three runs in · · ra 100 er p, I s when Palmer double bogeved Thf> b1gges1 of those four was 4-3 for their sixth baseball the first on three walks a dou- lwho will go agams! the ~raves. ~mmittee, a group of local bus- of the stomac~ an~ abdomen. Paul Watkins, Thelma Wat- the fmal hole And Nicklaus .got by Palmer. Disgusted with his this season . It was West- ble by AI Weiss, Flo d. Robin- The corlcensus m Rhmeland messmen, has _helped the Reds The Coopers neighbor, Mrs ikins, to Donald F. Runyan . Lu- ,mto the picture m 1963. ga me, and even threatenmg to opener The pitching vic- son's triple and a sa!rir f1 seems to tM: !hat th~ Reds, who it? record ~eir_ best advance Doris Lewis, was shot m the Iu M. Runyon, 13.49 A., Ohve. ''I don 't thmk for a mmute throw hi s putter at his Wlfe, the !ortw,•nt lee Y· put on a sp1nted flmsh last sea- ticket sale m history It totals back th d t d p to Russell Robinson, Elllll Uabappy son to tie for semnd can't miss more than $820 000 . compared l Poi lee said an intensive rn Homer H. Bailey, Alpha F. IS c~urse. belong tD any one J'e ;rmme _cnnsy 1vaman .. de001Vj2-0.. Another run scored in the sec- winning this year's' pennant, with the previou~ high of $740 . l hunt was underway near t~ Bailey, to Avery St. Clair, Ol.a ?l us. '. smiled Nlc.<:laus, "but .'ed th~ 15a;ule an hour wmd!l the Bob t II ond on two walkl!l and Pete barring injuries to key players 000 in 1962 , northeast West v· g . St. Clair, 10.2 Acres, Bedford. l't sure IS begmnmg to look that an t e degree heat to ca go ers Ward's singlot. The Red h be . ,, ; . . . rr Ima comscorrh out a bnlliant 68 w;~~~~alt:he Zips 21·3 while the 1 th thi d M 1 . s ~ve en picked to We don t want another Mtl- mumty for Ohn Collins, 48 also Hazel Irene Cleland to Henry KENT ROUTS MARSHALL "M\ pu!t~r... he "imJlPd :e beat West Virginia n e r' aoney gave wm the National ~ague cham- wau_kee here," declared Kartan l of Davis. E. Clelarld, Marcella I. Baily,, " stalted work ing and 6-3 the local courts. three more batters passes and plonshlp by • Umted Press I~· I Mallend~r, a ra~i~ Reds boost~ Collms came to the Cooper Robert E. Cleland, Lots 13-18, .KENT, Ohio (UPI\ - Jay ltke to ::~dd, I dldn;t throw It at Deron Johnson made an error temational board of s~rtswr1t· 1 er and vice president of a dairy home but when Cooper refused Racine . FU"zlalf h1t a two-run homer 1n my wife .. -~t""-------·lthat ope~ed the way for three ers and ~portscasters _m major !supply firm. He referred to the j to allow him to enter, he knock~ I the fourth mnmg to put Kent I Palmer's approach lron~ were more ChJcago runs. league Cibe9. They picked the Braves planned move to Atlan- ed out a window of the door John Strauss, dec, to 0 . L. State m front and the Golden working t B .. f h John Tsitouris and Roger I Reds to capture the World Se-ta next season because of al- l wt"tlt a gun and shot Mrs Le . Strauss, Charles J . Strauss, I Flashes r omped aWll\' o a 14-l ''" . oobl •,cause dn t em Cr · t d · too 1 ' . WIS. Arth J St W 1 II 1 . .. was a e o ca r three . · Big eame to 1tmlt the Sox fles, · leged fan apathy in Milwaukee. Police said. Colima then fled. ur · . rauss, am M1d-Amencan Conference basr- slraJgln bJrdJes. Chl'lping in to one run and five hits the rest As they were loading Mrs Strauss, Affid. for Trans' Porn- ball wm Friday o~·er Mars ha ll from 35 feet on lhe tl~lrd hole of the way. L . mto an ambulance how·. eroy. II i n the Ieague Openf'r ror both so tie started out taking only. r.amp~u,, r J H J B ewiS 27 5 .~~~r en an~. ~cedo~ward ever, Collins returned to the Margaret Strauss, dec . to Thf'y meet agam today m a two putts on the hrs t three · ' ruruung ~ . seven. Its m mg the house and shot Cooper 1n the John Strauss, 0 . L. Strauss, single conte~t holes 27 00 pt:.:ntedlor C~tcadso. side of Ute head, authorities said. Charles J. Strauss, Arthu, J. ' - - - - - - - - - -~ · ' t"ird d t• slco~ ohnce in the Cooper ran from the home Strauss, William Strauss, Affid : Falls u an w ce m t e sixth. bl d t · f h' h d• for Trans Pomero 22.27. There are reports that Sisler HOUSTON (UPI)-Tite Astr,_ before It Is all over, everybody 00 8 reammg rom " ea ' ·• Y· running 6 inches, has decided to relegate Sammy ' dome sU!d1um proved t(l be in the United States will be VIS· ~ntd ~~e gun~an ~ll';ed hh!m 0 . L. Strauss, Abbie Strauss, 10 0 . e yar inches and Win- Ellis to the bullpen again and everything they said It was - iting this stadium an ot un Charih J. Strauss. Eumce I the young righthander isn't a~d them some. At lea st forl Some 38 of the · state'! were agam p I' 'd h . ::v,;!J;~::es. strauss, Art hur J Strauss, Beu· 11 happy. He had his mind set on mght baseball. known to be represented in the ~~~eb 881 t at CoUm! then lah Strauss, to William Ohio River John Ladd Dean Winning a spot in the starting Things may be a bit different standing - room • only crowd, :at h a~k t~ M~. Cooper a~ L. StrausS, Marcelene Strauss, down 13, a .m.; Warner rotation this season today when the players start which Oowed smoothly into ~· 0 e~ :~ t ~ ck. t 1utho~ Lots 75 and 76, P001eroy. 1 down 14, ; Allegheny Sls1er stilJ hasn't ~ade his fl- fussing and fuming about Josing seats ~ho_se color, inatched that h: st~~ ch~ ~~ot :~r~e Sybil Ebersbach, Admix ., Re- , up 14, 7 a.m.; Herdman nal cuts, and may watt until the flight of a fly hall in the of tltetr ttckets. reason lor tlt h r becca Wiley Dec. to Robert ~ up I5, 6:25 Vulcan down after Sunday's contest at Indl· smoky ray slare of Ute girderWent Slnoo!lhly e s 00 mg. v_ Weathemlan, Ni:.Sei A. wea- ! 16, 6:30 a.m.; up 17, 1':30 anapoils, when the Reds get laced plexlglu domed cover. Ticket manager \)tck McDow- ASSURES CONGRESS tlterman, 10 A., Orange. See The up 17, 5 a. ready to depart fer Cincinnati. But Friday night, there was eU satd that 'fro~ the stand- WASHINGTON IUPI)- Veter.. a.m.; Robert m,; Queen C1ty up 17, 6:40 a. hardly a rn~.~rtnur of complaint pomt ol ushering ·and everyAd .. t t W'll' J Freda Bentz to V1rgm1a Thor· Full Line m.; St. Marys Up' 18, It p m . as the Houston Astroa made thmg~ it has been exceptional- ~~ mmts draConor ' JaFmd . l)a, Lot No. 1, Sutton Vienna d 18 • 11 20 · -· ly smooth" , r1ver assure gress r1 ay l At ... own • : p.m.; their successful debut in thel · , . . . that "nothing will be done" on Freda Bentz to Thorlief Bentz Southern up 18, 3·50 am.; CoL $31.6 mllllon air condition all- The dome, w~tch wJil permit the scheduled closmg of 1~ vet- Lot No. 1, Sutton . 1 Davenport up 18. 6:.30 a.m : A. sports arena bilJed as the play m 8~Y km,J of weather, erans facilities untit a ~Jal J. Patten up 21, 6:25 a.m.; "world's eighth wonder." gave a display of its talents. committee reports to President I Ralph w. Thorla, Vrrgmta , George Prtce down 2l. 6:50 a A crowd of 47 876 saw the [ The weather outside was warm Johnson Thorla, ta ThorleJf Bentz, Lot [ Routes SOA & 33, t Mile North of Ath•rtt rn.; Je~ferson down 23, 22 : 15a. Astros edge the N~w York Yan-- 1and ~uggy. · In testimony before a Senate No. 1• Racine, Sutton. ' Open 9 to 5 Mon. Thurs s .. t.-9 tG 8 Tues. Wed Fri. m.; Zimmer up 23, 4·40 a .m.: I Mr. and Mrs. CUnt Orr of kees 2-1 in 12 innings, then I JnsJde the dome, the 8,400 subcommittee driver said how- l Homer C. Jones, t? Margaret ! LY 7-8464 Athens. 0. Harvey Jordan . up 23, 5:15 a. I called at Ute Ralph Lee emplted tbe multi-bed stadiwn ' tons of air conditioning worked ever, that hi; view that lhe t1 Jones, Lots 13-14, - Mtddlepol'l;~~ l ~,......,.....,,.,=.,...---,....--~==:":::::;;! m.: ~ward up 23, 5:50 a .m.; on Wednesday afternoon. In nine minutes, just as the pre. so ~ell one of the few com- veterans hospitals and four res~ , ,.,., ",., . .,..,.,~y"':, - - - - - - - - --Tamptco down Greenup Mr. and Mn. Ernest Clark game ballyhoo said was possi- plamts came a_~t the cool idence homes should be !hut . ' l P m.; Defender up Greenup Racine, spent Wednesday ev- ble. smoke and ho~ air generated by down hos not "been materially 4(l a.m.; Aetna-Louisville at the Dean Brinker home. Jolmoon AI Game Ute nearly 50,000 bodies....,ach modified." Greenup 7:30 a.n •. ; Mr and Mn. George Cirole The game's most dlstin- giving off appr~ximately 350 - - - -- - -down MeldahJ 3 p.m._; family of Ashland, Ky., guished spectator President BTUS of beat . . the players. seems to lose any L.t Meldohl 3:50 a.m.; E Mrs Mary Circle on Lyndon B. Johnson, was one of The average fa,n$ as well as feeling of being mdoors. Jones _down Meldahl 5:30p.m. afternoon. Margaret the few who left the stadium l ~-'0._-;Wi!: ~,-w::-~;aw,i-.\3r.m..~4®1i~-.: Valvoltne down Meldahl 7:25, Carleton, son Patrtok, call· I before the game was over, The .. m.; ames Graham up the evening from Dorcas. President stayed through the ~ · 8:10 p.m.; Frank Durant Mr. and Mrs. Haymsn Bamitz llrttt nine innings watching Ute ~ttutg' Meldahl I :25 a.m. of Pomeroy ealled at the Dean game from the private bex of GaOif!Olfl Datr Brinker home Tuesday evening. Astro co-owners Roy Holhei~~> Hougland down 7:10p.m.; illr. and Mro. James Ingram and Bob Smith, eye State down 12:50 a.m.; Sr. and daughter of Coh.•nbus. Although be was not around cy lane Lucas up •· 30 , spent Sunday 11 the Ralph Lee he · ehhltt N Ill F · a.m., Home w n pm er e e ox ~ Little George up 3:26a.m.; Sam · at Sunday pumped a single through tbe /fll 1 Houston down 6:35 a.m.; was and middle to sc~ Jim Wynn ~Of1J 4 34 et down 7 a.m. Ute winning run, the President Kanawha River - · Beaver Arthur Orr o1 was deeply Impressed with the ,dows Marmet 1:30 o.m.; DunTuesday afternoon colorful show. 11 wltll paint! can Bruce down illarmet %:26 the home of her 'It hu been • delightful evea .m.; -Allen R. Merrill Robert Lee and ning," Jolmson said, "I Wlnlield- 5:25 p.m.; H, E. I>OW'· It les up Winfield 6:40p.m.; net· fj PAii NTS en Z, down Winfield 10:25 Jeny.-Bosworth up Wlnlfe[d II ,.., lltlst 25 a.m.; Thelma Ann up _wtn-[J field '3:25 a.m.; 0 . F. Shearer up Wlitlleld 5:45 a ,m, Reds' FaJt• h£U}preparmg • FOr world serJes • AI· ready I •Il l Je: Couple n•Ies Jn WiJd Spree I Of Sh . ooting 1 I . u • Big Jack, Palmer, Player In 3-Way Tie for Lead properl y Transfers i • I wJi 6s t 11 :4' I 'I . I I I - -- -- , rd 1 - Catholics Mourn Death I ver news 8 I i PIayers Lose FlyBaIIs In • $30 MI.lli"on Dollar Stadium I YOU MEET THE I NICEST PEOPLE ON A ~ I w:: A.ILSTARS HONDA canne) Society NoleS I I Hawk's Cycle Sales I \ U\ llkRrUp Will'',.._.,,. DEVOE for mry· noli, GIVE YOUR HOME THE NEW LOOK-PAINT UP NOW!! CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. ' ' ,. . •"o~o 'Ph. 675-1160 'Opp. ' 1&0 Depot • C•h & Ditllvory . Cilh & Cotry-JSuc~~et Pl4tn . ' .! 1111 ' tf you're planning a new home, why not entho modern <onventenee of telephone aut~ in all living and working areas? Then rc!ll CIR !lave 111tension phones where and Jill' when you want them, without marrins ba. . boards or watts. Just ask your architect • building eontractor. lice for delail5. !'hone our Busi'- GiiJ. ., . , GENERAl TELEPHONE~ ......_.,.._....., * n•,· .,._. .. ) 1 • •, "- • ' ~ c ,_'' �r, Alfafa Weevils are Farmers' Enemies into Earl}' June 'I midribs, are consumed. The Jar. ing !~amafe. AI least :10 gallons folio~ lheD II ~ be II1C)ft cur In ' ~ lJJlllb tlmteill vae tlw! Ql'lwl, or drop to the ol water per acre sbould be u.. im~ t1wt ever to be li!re a. 111!0il!ll be sJmi>Le. IJ'OWld wbert th'l' aplll • lr.U, ad In IDUing the application be- that eanlnll .., fol.. evw, wii!I!Q l!lj, ablliiJ lhe!I,1J llct-llb COCOOII In whiCh liltS' fore the first cutting. londin ~ the weeVil ..ell e..W -wlli bave to malte!l paaa throulb a ratting ellp and After ~ flrllt cutting, the 1111 1111 llllbW. from wblcb IIIII _,· ladlvldilal baaed on In from 10 to 12 dayl emqe .-...rowth lhoulcl be waillhed re-powtll oecllll'l. 1111 ..o1 the pooalble 11 brown anoulld beelleo. eorefully lor Injury. II Injury la In 11141 past fartn4n c~tmpp 11111 may occur on his Control measures recommeo· apparent and larvae and adulll llavt lelt11141 dtlly In ...,growtb !arm IIIHd 1111 the eollmalad ded for use in the spring before are found In laf'ie numblre, lhe wu due to droulbL Tile ae!IW da!nlp. rirst cutting his year include stubble llhould be IIPI'lJid. 'l1le lltuallon mlibt have been !bat Jl'armera li1A) oecure Malathion, I quart ~7 per cent umelimtlatlolll menltoae(l ur. the larvae "'" removing tht oflhe WMYIJCQIIIr<ll recomrnenemul11on concentrate (I~ ller should be followed In 11141 l•a- u lhey opmed, daiJorw bJ COIIIIlcllng . the Expounds actual) per acre; M&- UH ol Malathion, Mothorychlor 'l'htr< is no lood way of tJv• tenaloll ~ 11 lilY time. AI tho~ychlor 3 quarts Z5 per cent and Gutlllon. ing 0111 flat reciOIIIIIlllldllon furthar llllwmallon 11 received emulsion concentrate ( I~ Another very Important con- which will fil aU farmln, U concerning 11141 dev~nl of pounda actual> per acre; or GU· olderatlon Is !hal all Wily we could dotermlne the actual Juvu In nrloua par11 of the thlon pound actual per acre. wmiltll should be carefully ob- number of larvH and the ao- stale, lhll lnforrqat!Gp wm be There are very important •erved with all chemlcala. Gu· tual damage which would oc- provftllciiO 101111 ..,.. media. precautions to use in connec- thton is more to1le than many lion wltll peollcldee for the con· compounda. When uaing Ibis trol of alfalfa weevil. There Is , materi.ll it Is Important to wear no t,ime limitation on time b&- protective clothing, jOQleo, n•t· tween appllcatl<>n of Malathion ural rubber cloveo and an el· and use for pasture or hay. Wltll lectlve replrator when handUn1 Metho•ychlor, however, do not or applying it. pasture or harvest treated hay Many farmers will be trying Despite mounting capllal re. eolllltltred adequoll ~::! within seven day of treatment. to make decisions during the quirement., pri-1 o q - 1111118. Thoy wiD have : Guthion must not be used with- coming month whether tlley and a contlnuouo ftood of lm· l!fOU annual Income of ...,,,uw In 21 days of harve!t either for should try to control weevil dur· proved technology, don't sell a year and will account at pasture or hay. Guthion should ing the flrot cutting by cneml- the lamtly farm operator short. leatt 80 per celll of Cann rnarnol be used more than once per cal meano or chance il !hot the He f1gures to be around for a ltetlnp.. At lout thret • fourths cutting. damaae ..:m be tow IIIOajh so long time. · ?I lheoe wlll be lamlly !at'llll I The first application should they milhl, by early culling, This is the advlee ol one na. ~~L~.~ famll)o WIU bt be made when 5ll per cent of 1•1 ahead of tile weevil lor the tlonal fal'lll offtclal _ R. B. v•••":i"' ..., or more of th~ 1the plant terminals show feed· first cutting. If this practice ·II ToolaU, Governor ol t he ~::; }~"1· by bol'eiiSUB ~ •-•-•~- ""n , ...... are a ut U ••.,. F' arm Credit A . "''"'uo" a...,.. - lion 1111'1111, but qnly one mlJ. :"ho predicts that by 1980 there- lion are groaling $10,000 or I ll ~ about u many_- one more 8 year. , mlll10n - commercJal farms ,in the U. S. 11 there are today Technology il considered by rand thai a Uon'a ahare ol these many to repruent the IJ'Oilelt : will continue to be family · op- Ihnat to the family farm. AJ. ' erated. though admlltlnJ IIIII "lechnl1 Governor Tootall wao In Lou- cal knowledge aJllllicable to farm isvllle, Ky., to adtlreso farmer- production trUI inertaae •IIDIII!direelora and QIIUIIJO!"J of the canUy" and thai tha "impllc• production tlone of thla are Jlrt8t," Gover·40 fanner-owned credlt assoclatlo01 tbrough sor Tootall ad~'!! "Neverth&lwhich Ianners in the 4- state Ieos, the fiuDUy farm b 1 s (Ohio, lndL'IIIa, Kentucky and ohcwn a great capacity to I1'enneasee) area borrow over adjust to lhe Impact of advano$487 mtllion a year In opera!- Inc technology by us1n11 11. 1 mg credit. believe the increasingly well-ed; What of 19801 Governor Tool- ucated and well-trained farrr1er ' all predicts "we will still have will continue to do so in the one mllUon farms that wlU be forseeable future." ' - ' - - · " __ _ ------ MR. NO MRS. JOHN PAYNE BY C. E. BLAKESLt;E are inviteol to send their observatlons to the county Eltenalon Prom unw the end o Olllee so thet thlJ lDforlllltioD MaJ or Mrl7 In JuM rniJ be mtcle known to other Ia cwn will be worrying farmers llld they can do a bof,. about the effoctl of allalla wee- ter job of pllllllling what tlley 1'iL will do thll year to control al· Rtporle have Indicated that folia weevil. allal!a waevll larvae have a!- In Ohio, a lara• percentage ready blln found In Lawrence of the larval populalion i• county and In material eollecl- thought to hatch from eggs deed from Scioto county. posited in the alfalfa stems in A letter from B. D. Blair, the spring by overwintering ad· Extension Entomoloai.!t, •ua· 1ulls. Eggs begin hatchlnj In mid gesll that farmers hould s14rt April in southern Ohio. The ntW· checkinj their alralra f!elda at ly hotched larvae are very regular intervals. Checks should i small 11-32" 1; mature larvae be made in several areas of , (llo"l are green and have one each field. Leaves that are still i distinct white stripe alona the folded should be checked for middle or the back. The larval the presence of small larvae ! feeding period laolo from three and older leaves shooid be to four weeks. checked for larvae and feeding Jn the beginning of the oeadamage, both at least twice son. larval feeding io found In weekly until tha adults diaap- the top of the plant. A• the poppear alter the lint harvest. 1 ulalion increases, all of t he Formers observina damaae leave , except for tile veins and · --- c...tJ Ill. 411111 Me'- FERTILIZER .um. -too FaJDJ") yFarm s·ure to stay says RUfaJcredit Expert 1 IN RACINE AREA CONTACT JIM CARNAHAM PH. Wl9-2708 I FERTILIZER, INC. KINGSTON, OHIO r-- GRAHAM$ OHIO CERTIFIED - . SEED CORN Carpenter, Ohio Morris Equipment Co. W19-3202 1 1 50 ~~~~RA~ci~NE~. ·~:1 "Sure Sign of Quality" PRODUCTION CUDIT 114 MuiMriY Aft. THANKS! TO OUR MANY FRIENDS ALl OVER THE 4-COUm AREA It always warms our heart to 111 10 mmy (If 1011 each Jpring durlllg our "Open HOI!Ie", tbll year ealled April Showen Party. We thank you for your attendance and extend a cordial wekome to vUlt . On the Farm Front Efficient Dairy Production Common Market is Outlet For U. S. Meat Products ~~?~~ A~~.i~!~nd~!th~~.!~!!. !!n M~SON Fronkie Avalon and Annette Funicello in Cordially, Jack W. Coruy, Mar. "BEACH PAIITY" -andGeorlf'J C. Bcott ud GARDEN PRIDE ROTARY MOWERS ....... Petn SelleroiD "DR. ITIIANGLILOVIt'" Avollablo lMI • 3 H.P. BriiP "'coalrolo, StnltoaalrHftHal &pidp blodo Ulat ..;,.. Jrul for C\11- . tiq. :a.tafon:od -~4 lied. Blado hu drQIIar UeiJI lfUO from ~PJ. J'li YIVwar_rmtrlor defoetivepotto IDI ••• • sUs. $59'Ji7 .. _ $64.97 Ill' tiP EMler to operate SABRE because 93% of the w&IJht is concentrated on the Uneo where It will do tbo most good for ''dia· gin' lu". WbeelJ ·Services Held TILLER Vinton, . pictured above. Ito agriculturol and community [ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The The value of U.S. e1porto of ea11Uy removed with· the Elftclent Da1ry Pro- Idevelopment In the county. : Common Market countries o 1 hldei and skins to the Common out tools lor tllttng Award which they re- John and Opal and tllelr tllree 1Europe formed one of the bet- Market jumped 73 per eent to bard packed of erea· in Columbus March Tl children. twins Kathy and Jer· 1 ter market outlell for Amer~ ~.6 million. Purchases by oy soli, Depth bar Dairy Honor Banquet 1ry, and Johnny maintain a dai· · can livestock and meat products West Germany 111111 and alao inotant)y ad· ~ spon~ored hy the Ohio Dalry- 1ry herd of 35 cows plus their j 1n 11164, according to the Agri· Fr•nce more than doubted tllose Juatable. 20" 3 H.P. man s Assoc1atmn. heifers and calves. They artlltc- culture Department. of the previous year, West (ler. Briuo & Stratton 1 , The ~ward was based. on the tally hreed their cow• to COBA 1 Purcbaaea by the alx member& many and the Netllerlands were engine. 12" Hahn Paynes ~chtevemenll m oper- 1 SlrPs. . of the European Eoonomic Com· the IIU'Jiest markets for tines. atmg a htghly efhctent dalfY John Is secretary · treasurer · munity (EEC) of American and skins. of the G~llla County Datry Ser- livO!Iock and red meato hit a . v1ce Umt a~d he and O'P a I new post-war record. Shipments There was a marked 1ncreaae serve as adviBOt's for tile Rae• In the purchase of pork which 43 ~ roH to fU million In It04 from coon Valley '-H Club. They enexceeded UIS milliOn, • gage in many other community cent more than tile $80.& mil· $2.1 million In 11163. France and activltle• including church, bon of 1963 • and about 10·8 !"'' the Netllerlanda were the bJc • lorvl .. loulhooot.m school, Eastern Star and Grange. cefn$t above . the prevmus high buyers. 'nlese two countlres 11 02 I' 0 •"" W.Va. Pho .. WY - - - - - - · "-"·. v:rlei~ ':::.,;~~ m t~:~ and also were big buyers of U.S • Jock W. Corlt\', er Commission had made BtCeat greases, and hides and skins heel and veal. 1progress m curbmg pollullon, registered the largeot dollar In· Shipments of livestock WASHINGTON <UPI) - Tes. but the continuing population creases, tile department 5 ald. from almost none In 1963 to Loelc for tha 111 'L' 011 Roulll 7 & 33 ot limony ~eleased by the Hnuse Iarowth was creating new prob- !Tallow and greaoe exports roee fBOO,OOO. The shipment• consist· lnd of Pomeroy Appropr~at~nns Comm•ttee today llems each year. , . • 27 per cent to $42.9 million, ed almost entirely of cattle and OPEN 9 P.M. (MONDAY THRU SA.niRtiA1n sa1d. the plans U.S. to Public He apoilu· It h rstudy The or health services with sharp gains for Germany, all the I c:~l~v~eo~to;.::lt:al~y~.iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~=~~======= Servtce step-up the Ohio RiverfiVe-year was be· .1 EEC countrle ..west tm~ studJes of the Ohio ~Jver. ;gun two years ago. I France, Italy, Netherlands, Bel· Gordon E. McCallum, .chtef ol , guim, and Lu1embourg. water supply and pollutiOn con· I 'I u.s. exporll of variety meato Phone WY-2-2115 lrol of the Publ1c Health Serv· to the Common Market counI· '1 ter. testified that employes al ' ;t ' ted to $32 s ur the Wheeling, W. Va .. and f::v- 1 ."•:~moun •us uii m1 mn Mulberry Ave. on-ville, Ind. stations will be in· ; 1m • up • · m on. ~om Pomeroy, Ohio creased from 49 to 98 if Con- · 11963. France_ was the prtnctpal '"iiiiiiiiii:..i::-"::;:::-::::;: ". :iii -:iii-::::i·:5':5':-::;::::-:iii-~:l:-:::":;:=..;....iiiiiiiiii:::::=~ ~ gress grants appropriation re- ' ( buyer, takmg '12.4 million I quests. worth. The French purchases ! He said next year's effort will I were 15.8 million above tlloee In be concenlrated in river basins Sixty-five thousand 0 hI o ! 1963 The Netherlands and West ' which teed into the Ohio, such farmers have agreed to l'ecfuce l Germany also mcreued their ., the Kanawha, Wabash. Ken feed grain production in 1965 by ' purchase• subotantlally. I tucky. Monongahela , Beaver, one million acres. , Hocking and Allegheny. This ,.., announced today by program payment~ to compen.• r. Congress wa11 asked to in- Dwight Wise. Chairman of the aate them for .retrrinS acreage crease , ~pproprlallons from and Conservation Co'llmittee 101 lr~m feed ~ratn production to I J?B6,000 ~ms year to 't ,340,000 tn lowing the close of 1965 Feed Iso.d conservtng uoea. I fiScal 1981i. Gram Program signup. Partie· fhese farmers are cooperatMcCallum RBid the Ohio Rlv· ipatlng farmers will receive lng with the Government 10 j - "- --- - - - " keep feed grain production In balance with needs, maintain ,prices at a fair level to produc-, v ~· ers and consumers and to re- : duce the Government's grain 1Rt. .2. 1admire ' duction Iceived at the Pollution mav Receive more TILT-OUT TllT·IN fo< 101 ton•enltnt 1'80:t!ul IIU~·U~ 11~.-lurnl!uft .,nln1l lllyl!nel Th• ASBURY Model LG204l Danish modern Sl)lhnil. ' usl om·cra lted In genume Willnut veneen 1nd Slllctecl herdwood solids. Freclsion·cr• ft.O ••oelu~ee SP-26" 26,000·volt 110tizontel chani•. Priceo Start POMER Study Soon DRIVf·IN TONIGHT & lUNDA Y Bob Ctunmlnp again real soon. 1 Available Here And AI Paul Paynter's RHidonco In PEARL ST. " ' CDLOR FIDELITY CONTROL As Low Aa $399·95 Lotoyou Gialame. ,, ln1 new warmth 1nd hie i nto eolorT'wl picturn . , (biiCK ·a nd·white, too>11 I u,., Associated Radio & TV Sugar Run Flour Mills Ohio Farmers Agree tO ( Ut 8\Atllln ' COMP~Cl 0rn ACreage r Keeping Your Fingers Crossed ONE DAY SERVICE •.. Plus greatest handling esse io a 3-plow tractor••• I 1 I SHIRT FINISHING .1 I I I Implements For Fast, BeHer Service Grovoly ottachmonta aro out-front lor INator monouvoroblllty, aottty, porlormonca. ~ Th• Gnveb' cbarr• into lawn tun. you d•arve. Comt In or and nrdm eborell\ead tint , .• •ll for /l'lo .r...,.,tration. You '"""" toucb Job• done Iuter, can be a Front Runner, ••fly, .euler, better. Wttb safer ou.,. with our Gravely Budaet PIJn, jfroac attlebme!lta worklnr lor ·you, you .;an HI wh&t you'r• ·doiq all tbll dme. Mowina i~t Just a walk (or ride, i! you're ~ittlna oil a .Wq,). Plowldr 11. ~anien or rnoYiQI' anow Is • .m ap. Wtth 49 attaehmen~. the Uravely bu the lbturt>s and ff:!U..• GRAVELY O,..n Monday thru Saturday 8 AM to 5 PM-Opon Evtnlngo By Appointment GRAVElY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE Phone WY 2·2975 512 E. M.lin Stroot NEW HOLLAND BALERS & RAKES MASSEY -FERGUSON PLOWS and DISCS FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES 1re,.ntalive, Donald Masters. POMEROY WY 2·5101 , Club proj,ell wet'll also select· ed ' I All member• were preoent 1 with one auest. Daniel Swi~her : I!:mmett Thompson and RobI .. Swis~r art · .the club lead· j • • - • w -o.rl•d'•s•Ja•r•lf•.•.l•m•an•u•fa•c•tu•r•er•o•l•t•ra•c•to•ro----1:.: SPRING AVE, MASSEY-FERGUSON . -.. •-' e Who to Consult? • Speculetive Buying? LAUND·YDRY CLIANING WY 2-MU POM5ROY I I in Government , storage have dropped from 2,· 163,000,000 to 1,471,000,000 bush- , els •lnce 1960. The feed grain program is a facet of the Government's effort to control the production of sur- : plus farm. crops. i 4-H Club N""s Time• eal ' : John Shaver was named the , president when the Little Kyger Boys 4-H club mel April 7 at lhe Lillie KyJer Grange IHall. I Other officers eleclad were: Tommy Reese. vice - president: ' Eddie Reeoe, aecretary; Wally i Swisher, treasurer; Danny i I Swloher, news reporler: Mark : Dmt, recreation leader: Stev< 1 ' Needl, song leader! Dennis Van- 1 Sickle, RBfety leader; and rep- ROBINSON'S I Massey-Ferg•·son and st~:~e ::\~. Lot? ON 1 New Holland Equipment Selection of • Cemetery ,..., .. e What Will N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. NEED PAINT? OPTOMI!iTRIST Offtee Roun: tiO lZ. ~ 10 II !t.'lole II NOOD 011 THEN READ THIS 1bura. ...; Call Court Sl, Polllei'Of Wo Are Changing Our Complete l'oint Lina " ,. Here'! the tractQt·~t belltl in oQwri ill the 85 to l!p . . ~ power with venatiUtr lllld """Vl'11t· Sbort.eit tundl!r l'lilial (8'6") in iq. claN, Hydroatatle powa'ltaaing ~ 1w illaround utUity or8·plowoperatioa wltbfiPQI"tlw h..W.•J ATTENTION •i : ' ' 't 1 eFARMIRS elOGGERS / '~ ·'' I. '1 ' I IJ •' " i ) ' eLAND OWNERS e SAWMill OPERATORS I To . A h•rdwoocl Pulp 1ncl P•ptr Mill Is being considered for this t•ner~tl 1rt1. AI of • waocl Iurvey we 1re inttr•steilln: · · ,-rt SHOP Farmers, Lendowner' - A<;reego in Wopdland, Timber Volume Lag9ers - Equipment, Trucks, etc. and Volume Produced, 1964 S.wrnill Oper.to'•- Volume Slwtd 1~64; Species. "lll•n Write Toi ! TONIOHT UNTI 9 PM .' .,. ' ! ' lHI SHOE lOX Co. ' "WWle.:. YOJI Gel ~ J(Qot '' Foi' YOilf MAlley" ,. · IIJ\l.DQklfl9!t', Q. ·-~ ' '1 ' 1' ,• . ·' at Fanlastlc Prl .... tloned In GerJIIIDy. Little attended Kyter Creek lli&h ~ ' 20% to 25% Off There Ia No Gimmick To Thio Sole. Thio lo NOT Off.Qu~llty Morc~and!M. We Simply Muot Maka lloom l'or Our New Line of Lucas Paints. Better Hurry-Suppll• Are Ll"'lted Selecting • Cametery Lot io Sorlouo Bu8inou THE POMEROY (WENT BLOCK CO. · "The Department Store of BuDding Since 1915" l!honel WY 2-3.193 anoi WY 2~679 Pomeroy I Undeveloped cemeteries art> waging a spirited campatp In this area to sen lots. burial vaults and markers, using artist's drawings to i11ustrate the contemplated appear· ance of these a:round11 in some future indefinite date. Be alert to the procedure fo1lowed on ANY cemetery lot. burial Vault and marker you plan to purrbase. Be alert to hidden rules and by..J.awa that eurtail vour choice, or that provide for ex:cesaive added charges. Plar aafe-consult with people you know concerning tbia important family matter . INVESTIGATE FIRST- THEN DECIDE SOUTHEASTERN OHIO FUNEW SERVIaS, INC. ' ' eMiscelleneous Red Tape? Wt Art Selling Our Entire Existing Stock of Marletta, CNOtone an~ Other Palnlo and FinishN ..• e Endowment Care Fund? Luca-.\ GrNI Name In Points. Becouoe of Thlo, ;:" It Cost? 1'.0. . . . ' " Gollltlellt, 011.. C011oulf o JIIUMNII)I'""" ~ , All l'lfM'al onil lurlol 11'111• ..,..!lin•" �.. - .. .......... 4- ..- - - ... ~ . "' ... - • ..._.. · - - -· · · · ~-- .. ..:;. ·-··~ · - ·· ··~~· --· · ····· ......... ... . · - ·· - ... .. ·~··· ~.. ... _ _ ......... .... --- ··~---~-.. - - - - · .. - ' · . .. - •• - . . ..... - . - - - · - ... -·. .... -·- .....--·""f-• __ ........~· · . . ·- ··· ·· ·- ·---,-.~ ~ . - • ~- ·· " ....... ....... ~. - • Classified Ads-Your Modern Community Bulletin Board I pool ealled t11 Mr. IIIII :lin. AUTO SALts Real Ettate fOI Sale Help Wented Clarence CaiiOdo "' CarpeD~«. WANT AD FURNISHED 2 bedroom bouse PLYMOUTII otatlon wag011 '59 Mn. Sarah Rile .ml 1011, Llr>WAiif'ED: - ute man. ~ --pon­ INFORMA liON in Syracuse, with bath, gar- mndel, t pa81enger, au~ ry, were ahopplltl Ill WellaWa Oil: A. I IbN. sible man with c::lert exper~ !If\ • .. DQ ~ Pw.llll..,. age, automatic washer and matic tranomlaoion, power SatW'day evenlug. ience to train for local cu. Mn"ol "' ~ ,..,•llh"• lt.ftD A. M.. dryer. WY 2-5459. 4-1~ brakes, power oteerins, Bood Bllly Vatella II IIPOildlDt a M.OIXI&I tor.•er route. • weekly wb.ile ('-Nr"P.I 1 .\ t"IUNI tires, good condition. cau while wilb hll IIIOiber, Mn. I"ORRF•'TIONS 11D1n Age to 50 years. Bu1ina11 S!JrvlWY :!-2246. 4 t 31e By Sarah M. Rife Joe VateUa and olbar relallvea ... • ·ar · d and ·ve good car. W1l1 Ill! ac~p'O!d ""liT lii·OO ,.,, Ou "' ""'"llcltton -Mro Ethel Rife and MrB. Sa- at Cabin Creek, W. VL Phone 29$-4023: or wr1te P. 0. 1964 Mercury Caliente H. T. C p e . - $2295 HOUSE painting, Inside and FOR SALE: 1955 WITiys, 4 wheel rah Rife made a trip to Rut- Hursbel Justice spent last 8WUIAI'IUNI Box 1125, Parkersburg, W. I"~• ,.unll tl•e• ._.,rv•• lhe ~ out. Roof pamtmg and repair, ~rlv• •• % ton pickup, $300. land Monday.. weekend at Huddy, Ky., wllb ve engine automatic trans .. power stl!'ering. rad1o and hPater, IO ~ 11' ~~ ... l"<ff allJ adt dJ~ 4 9 6tc less than i4,000 miles. A real sharp car all the way. Phone VI 3-2700. 4-16-12tp ee a " 6 , .. m. WY 2-3517. M d M G G •--. his children , Brlllll and SonJa ""l"' tnnahLe ltrron •b,uld ~ Va. - ·- r. an rs. eorge . DG& - -4 8 Stc r'"r>""'" -t lll'lm,.dla'"'" -n.. 11'\!h WANTED·· --Part • time manRESTAURANT and pool room, _ ton and children, CoMie, Tim· Justice and hll dauehter, Mn. t 1 · ~~' >'" Ul no' lw ~·n•lh.. ror mnn!' •!'laro ont tneoi"T8l'f ln..rtloa. $999 agement. Recruit ana train 4 -~l es. Restaurant com- 1959 PLYMOUTH F"TRY. 4 • dr. mie, David and Debbie, of Eut Stella Smltb and family. 1958 Chevrolet 2·Ton Dump llAfDI men or women for route sales running condition. Olin Liverpool, Ohio, Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Fay Wood, Mra. 1lreda plete. 128 W. Main St. If in· c· V8 engine, 900 R. Duals. "''" 1,\ianl \d 'i~ee .. o Pa ~t s"lcs ur pu L:1c 'ereated, contact C'arence Wolfe, Mason, 77~578. Robert Rife and children, Bowen and Mrs. Betly 'lbo111111 4 Cenl• per wll1'd onf! li!N~nft \lirumorr •:harr• eo 'lf:ntl relation experience helpful Brown at abo :e address. 4 I Glp Bobble and Sammy, of St. AI· were ahopplng in Wellf'IOD 1111 1:• l.enh pr1 Wtlrd foo- rh.,.._ ~· 1960 Ford V.-Ton Pickup $999 Age 21 50 . T.:-lephone neceg.. IJ<'MJIIVP 4 9 "C FOR SALE - 1956 Chevrolet bans, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Thursday. 511 ""' ~...,, Dl""nunt oa IJ&Id lebo •ntt 7h-.~550~P;:-a-::g, Solid cab with a:ood ~eats. Good tires, fl ry1. engine, hE'aler, :>ary. Write Box 668-\f, Care WlLSON'S ca r w.,as truck, y, ton pick up. 1959 Charles A. (Jack) RUe and Larry and Stevie Thomas of aa• pa •d ""'~'" IC tt•:r• ('o\.RD Ot fHAN"K.!' It O~ffVIt.RJU of The Da1ly Sent mt'l. PomeSt., Middleport, Ohh Phone Chevrolet Biscayne 2 dr. stan- grandson, Ronnie Truman, of Athens spent Thursday with Sl l5 for 811 ~nl min· 4 9 Gtc lmum £.1'1"> addlllnn1J word lt' roy, Ohw. WY 2-3715. 301C transmission. WI St. Albans, w. Va., and Mt. thell' grandparent&, Mr. and ~-~-~NTF -j) - Citizen . Journal l 0. McCoy, Auctioneer. Tra~ 4 5 6tp and Mrs. Ray Brooks of Car- Mrs. Lester Tbonl8.S, Salem UFFWI HOURS Blll Ill I" 500 P M Oa11) and Dispatch carrier boy m OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. ed · d Che t Ohi0 penter Route I were week end Center. &atunh, ~ jll A r.t tCl l2:00 . experience • 'er, Tile guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Rile of ·~· Pomeroy Phone WY 2-2531. I IT'S SO &.UiY 3 9 tfc · - Ramlller hJ Pj 1111'1 Ill 4 9 Jtc I POMEROY, OHIO ~~;;;;;-.::::.=:=--::::::.--= World 8 ant ol E:ompoet Rife and Larry. Carpenter Route I spent SUnRESUL1 PROD\;ClNO W4'o/'l 40 CUSTOM buteherlng and cut. EllcoUe...., Mr. and Mr•. Charles Rile day with Mrs. Fay Wood and U S CiY'il Servlee festsl ' ti ..,. phU Meier, Ph one WY B1I car room. nue ~•- ...., --• :~ou" ..... m.o ~~ •M ......e~ ~tK:u" loD• --'6 · ..- and Mrs. Ethel Rife were shop- Myrta Rife. PHONE WY2~2156 "''' ''' """ """" FOR SALE Real Estate For Sale 2-3510. U 1 lfc formaoee. Small ..., o<ooOIDJ' PJ·ng in Pomeroy Wednesday and I ,,.;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;=:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;r, r~"1uand• "' w..-.. ~P"'" '"''""m""' l'"r.,p .. ratory --.1 •-hlllt. ---------~ · •r~'"'"~ 11n•t• IPO•""'ed Exp .. rtrnc:• d EXPEF!E'~D d k' auu IIMD-a .. ,__, .., called on Mrs . Fay Wood and II, 1 I U~IIR 1 1) unn ..!'e~~ar~ li'llt:E lnforma 1963 Herri - Gold Seal Me a.m•..-J:.t ressma mg See """ ,, 1"'• ............... ~m••" Home' 55x!O • caro,~lt. and alterations. Phone WY 2· Mrs. Myrta Rife Wednesday af. I w~ .... '"'lav lfOVIn, name •'"''"'"" ~'"' JOn ,,'1 0 b'l I e fc;;j .. MetropoUtaD MOIOI'I In Memory I """"" peted. 2 bedrooms. solid oak 2276. 3 16 30tc E. MelD s - P ternoon. other guests were Mrs. ~-l .orHuln Sen•Lre Bu• 1168· PomtrOJ I t b' t .......... omeror Phyllis Wooten of Carpenter, •WURLmll flalh Senl•nel l>nmerny OhiO panelmg and wa nu ca me s. ' . AIR CONDITIONING RefrigerPlloae WJ z.a'll •&ALOWIN IN LOVING memory or Rnberf - - --- ~l.Jke new. WY 2-:JOJ6. POM£HOY - Investment or m- ation service. Jack's Refrig. , 22 tfc Routloce1, and Mrs. F'reda Bow1 owdery who left us u1e year For Rent 4 9 t.fc f'Ome prCoperty . convemently en, a. c OTHER PAMOUI - -~eration, New Haven, Phone located on Mulberry Avenue TU 2.3537 • ago. !lpnl II, 191;4. ' lst FLOOR FURJiilSHED. tic George Saxton of East Li•erIIRANDI 1 4 6 YUL'K gt'ntle face and patient bf'droom effJcJenf'y apartm('nt ELBF:RFELD'S Warehouse on with liirge meetmg room Legal Notice smile Middleport. WY 2 . 387 ~. Me-cham~ Street in Pomeroy. salesroom - or dtsplay room PERCENTAGE IS UP W1th sadness we rec311 I If(' Sale Roadmaster bicycles, downslatrs, also good sized: EXPERIENCED liN TH~~~:~g~N.:~.~~~~:oun, DETROIT <UPI) - Associate 3 31 YPu had a kmdly word for Boy·~ and Girl's modelsk1tchen. dming room, Uvmg 1 • RDSI.MAIIIY HYIILL, White House cotmsel Hobart e.•ch . ~'UHN ISHF:D HOUSE. 5 roums $ 4!) 110 bicycles, sale $38.00- room and bath . 6 - room a- 1 AUTOMOBILE 1 ~~-~:~::. ri~:'· P'l•lnmt. Taylor Jr. says that the per-.=ectorw TralnM S.n'l_. And died beloved by all. and bnth 1n PomProv. Call 1 4 110 bicycles, sale $43 00 partment upstairs with bath I , v•. centage of non-white workers in PHON., .,.., 'AC:K~u 0. 1 5 E , LAWRINCI I. HYSILL, .IR. . } ~ ~ \\ " 2 52 2 C I 1 HowarO N' l . ·' - li $64 nn brcycles, sale $52.00 and separate entrance. x- 1 i ,to L•u ... J ,.,••,, 200 compames ast year was The vn 1ce is mute and stilled 1 800 W \lt;Jm St. 3 30 tfc 24'' and 26'' ~izes. Plenty of Cf'llent opportunity for any- [ , =~'::'::~o~tn 1;i,ce of r•a?d~;:•nt,! 8.2 per cent-up 2.5 per cent 1 the lwa11 MODER\' fi ronm~ and bath ] fn"'e parkmg space. Elber- one needmg pti!rmanent disAND 2611t &ntl""'"' F(tder•l M•lnt•n- from 1963. l . .lechan 1·0 Street pi· y, flonst shop, or gift 1 anu, AP'O "•· New York0·.,",'•"••Y•'•.rk. Taylor also said Friday that T h<ll loved us well and true WHAT IS THE TRUTH , :-;Middleport. Ph. fcld 's. " l o. , apartment. Ah. b1tter was the tr1al WY 2.3121 . tfc Wa•ehouse 4 9 3tc shop The price is right I No. 1us2 .• non-whites in white collar ranks I 3 24 part --~~ ----- - :u.· S 33 - room ma~onry LAWRENc~ 0E~ 1 ~~sEn, JR .• wh01;e climbed from 2.1 per cent to 31 F'rom onr so good as you. I'HAILE:H Jots for rent. ('lose !sALE · F:li:x"'rfeld's warehouse house with c1stern and 150ft.! I ~;:~t.n~~df::~~~~ht!~ bS: r::.:~ per cent and those in blue col- 1 to Laundryrnat and schools I n Mech<mic Sir . , in Pqm- frontage on highway. A buy PN!sent addrea Is 21lt•t En~~:lneen Jar jobs increased from 8.9 per · $18110 00 3 t , li'ederiill M111lnlenanc•, APO 896. New You are not !(lrgot!en, loved Va II ey Lum ber & ·Supp ly (·o· ur H rd urface floor cov· al · · years ren WY 2-2143 Pom•rov. 0 . 1 V01k, New vork. will takfl notl~e cent to 12.4 per cent. !.•d'.epu rt . 1'"ti ' ' •t on th11 1t' day of AJJrn, 196~. "Titere is a great and In _ une pa ny. 't\llu ~r.r c I eroy. ertn•s. athe snew s· prt'ng selec· s ho·r ld pay ror t t, proper1y. _ __ __ _ h · -• the undenu,::ned filed her PetitiOn Nor .,.,.J ll you evt>r be, twn of patterns and colors 10 FAP\1" LAND- 70 acres wrthiBULLDOZER WORK, eqmp- , agaJnst him In the common Pleu creasing willingness on the part 11 ;r:fl' ;.w::: rt.ur n 1""'' rurn~ ~ he A~ long as life and memory ell and ~.mtuml!ilhed aoart all Df tlle popular widths for 20 arres for cultiva!ton, 10 ped with wine?. Big or small I :=;.~u'foro'd.~~~ge'. ~:~~:!f; ~hl:hn:;:~: of American industry to ma~e The anawer to this Quettion piUI I.J <;t mP.nts WY 2-!\ 434 tfr VOtlr noors Sale. too, on acres botlom land, and 60 JOb Call daytimes WI 9-3131, a11n1ony, support .iln\1, other relief on use of all our citizens'' he saJd many more important tact. CAD 12 6 · • . tround.;inolsaid 11:"-"'#" neglect af duty. . ' h \\t· 1'1'111 rcmt·m ber tee. , - - - - -;oom SIZe linolr.um rugs, <:~cres under fence, some evens, WI 9-3089, Gene Bar- 1thePlatntltf actlan al•a pny• Jn a speech. be found in the revealintJ new THA/I.ER LOTS - free sew· t'hl''''''e edg•·ng and trl·m, timber. l mile off U. S 33 nett Racme Ohio. that the foll~1w1nr real property of ---'--- - - - -- - - booklet, "The Trulb About Norvo ~ J ' ' ' which yau are or l'lalm 1.<1 be the w ~ mi s~ )'OU now, our hearts age and wurer Brown's a•al 3 29 30tc owner b e BPP ued t oward• payment parenls , Mr . and Mrs. Glenn . . l:J miles from cor1 wa 11 cover· and about Deafnesa." Write, phone or vWt Past - floor tie. urc- so re, er Park (Siilte Approved) 110 1 f p roy of alimony for PlalntHr: ings. Plenty of free parkmg pora " mes 0 orne AUtTIIINt..KI\ I..ot 1\o. ~·our Hundred and For Jewell of Downington. us today for your FREE ICIPY· A ~ t1rne goes bv. He mtss Minersville, Oh10, Phone WY sp~ rf' Elber!elds . Mechanic <:~nd Athens A buy at $2500.00. Colbplelll 8er'Y\ce ty · Fl""' '"~J In Pomeroy·, tub· Duane Stanley's mother, Mrs. There i1 no obligation. •Jo2' . 1 l5 tiC FARM 50 bl k dl\llslon to Lower f'omeroy, be· .•·ou more v " Street Warehouse In Porn· acres on ac Ct-1tt ~radlonl tnr a flubtllvislon of Lot. A. B Blanche Stanley IS in Veterans Yuur loving smile, your gen· sEvEN room hou~e With bath I eroy 4 9 3tc top road. 12 miles from couna'rfte. P'MDe • CHtMI M~·N a!d !;veTHG,ot:er l~t• !~ Memorial Hospital. I and full basemen! in Syra I ~- ---~ty seat. Has 5 • room frame A.. C. BRA.llfi'URD Pomeroy'• Addition to Lower Mrs. Felix Alkire, Mrs. Rotie fare, h od b d th Pomeroy, lllld lot fo415 belrJf 1 N0 one can f1II your Va('ant cuse. Phone \\"Y 2·24:i5 ELBERFELD'S Warehouse on ou..,, go arn an er Bac:tae. 01111 part of .. ld Lot "'N"', now In· bert Williams, Mrs. Pearl Wilplace . 4-10-ltc J 16 lie 1 M"rhant·c Street 1 ·0 Pomel·oy. oulbuildmgs wtth good roofs corpcoraled Into 1nd .a partM of the 11ams .1 . 1 11 ._. ,. ,.n· V!Ua~~:e M Middleport, an d Mrs. Kenneth WI811 1 The Family. Sale, Ro 'maste. bicycles, a,.-es very W"'' fe"' ::r:!d. C<ouniJ'. Ohio. r tt d d . n ne - - -For Sale B· . ,, 1 Girl's mode! s $4000.00. !'lielgler Bulldlnt. itJppl) tor ~EFEJC,..ENC~ o,•.t:n· Vol. tlll. lamsh a en fe Ma m•Cscle ace. c.",'.,,. ·0 "'•,•. etordl. Melp 1 ous s ower or rs. aren De" hom.. . Built In kite!> lost and Foun d ---14" ' O bicycles, sale $38 00- C· C· Cu cKLE R, REAl.TOR L be s 11 y Willi ams) ToesLV 3-4550 . cycles, sa le 143 00ROX 229 WY !-3830 ens. storm windows alumSaid ~au~e wm be tor beartn~~: on -- ~~r I f ''\4 00 b • • I and l.ft.r the 22nd day of May, 196:11. dam rt I'( a H te Mrs 245 E. Stole St, Athans YOUNG rabb its or sa e or POMEROY OHIO inurn Siding can Gua Ne•"ROSEMARY HYSELL. ay even ng. os ss was . F011"'"D · Black. white and tan Easler. Vmcent Brodcnck, ~fi4 00 bicvcles. sale $52 00. '"' ' le Ra Obi " ... : PLAINTIFF Judy Snowden of Rutland. bPage, 1 fema 1e. Howar d No- 1i Ph . WY 2·6214. 4 9 3te r, cme, o. l2 29 tfc cRIJow. cRow Jo'OR • PORTER. 4-l0-6tp 24'' ;md 26'' si?.es. Plenty of ATroRNt-::Vs PLAINTIFF ....._ ---. .__, ~ 'i:iiiiii'""~""~""""""'""i"l~ ---. ble. Hvsell Run. 4 9 3tp Iree parking space. Elber(4j M. HI, 2:1, JO; (S) 7. ••· at, 7te IEASTER bunni es lor salf'. Eu- fel ··s. Mechanic Street 1IIOUSE FOR SA1.E: By owner ~I!:AriNG. PlambbiJ, Mue.Her ----Notice 1 gene Holter, Kacme, WI 9 - Warehouse. 4 9 3tc - 2 bedroom ranch in Syra- IP'Dnlaca. A.nold Brodlen. Sealed b~~G=1~1 :.?T!~:Ived at the Special_---- I 3723. 4-J0-7tc cuse, modern birch kitchen Ill -P.,, IUil "-ID s-·t, .. office of the Trw:lee• of Lfltul Town. By-Mail u'L:l'IO C'U lhlp, Mel11:1 County, Ohio, until 1:30 p. m., MondiJ'. May 3rd, JMS. for • SA ''OY'S B•outy Salon, moved OHD_Eil AMST'U' TZ'S - H &_· N TWO G_OOD fertil e lot_s in _Le- With butlt-ins Including dish- erov. noae wt W&&. " • k l " II Ph L t I F lis <Jsher. full basement, car~ turnl•hlnf the •aid Townahlp of J..e. Offer/ lo premises formerly OCCU· ":\Jck Chrck leghorn ChiC s, tflr r a s. one ear <I 1 20 tft tart the followlnr de1crlbed m•ter· 361 4 9 6tc port, excellent location with Jaa, to wit: approxlm11tely 5000 pJ. II pied by Cliff's Shoe Repair I or started pullets today. Mr)d· CH 7.2 . INCOME TAX Service, Joh- Ion• of light prime (dud control) p II B ~0 2. 3 or 4 lots as desired. Qualau,. ua be furnlmhed and pUmed at v•li· 188 Shop, 192 N. 2nd SL, M1ddle- ern ou ry, ox · · ity workmanship and mater- son . Slmpson Insurance Ag · nu• locatlona 1n the Township _.. dl· • port. Permanent Special, Athens, OhiO, Phone LY 2 - "KIRBY :EP2R, A-1 cbondi- 1'1 throughoul Ideal for earRoo 6 C I B 'ld N!cted by the Trultee• Gr lhetr re·l 90J1 4 10 ltc tion, power polisher, llffer " ency, m ' oa 9 Ul . preMenhtlve. Applh'atlon of the a I - $10 Haircut, styling, slam- 1 · - ly American decor. Well •. M'ddl I bove m~t.erial must be made by ; i · I d d 1\'Y 2 uemg, I epor • preuure distributor which mt"etll the 1 mcluded. $.16 56 balance due poo an d set me u e · - Harden's Mcuket in Syracuse WY 2_2575 . Stc low Fit<\ appratsal. Phone 1 20 tfc ,.approval of the Ohio state IUrhway 4 9 ~·)!'>" and 773 5263 3·18 30tc I F 'd d Department. ~; .. ch bid mu~t ""oololo ; 1 ~ 11 :-r · • on spec1a I 1 ay an - - r "ec·t 471-8854, Gahanna,, Glr1lner llho-Li•• lhe full Hi!me of every P'!'rron Inter· Satur~ay: 10 lbs. Maine po. trr·Q.n ROUND bobbtn port- . Ohio. 4 9 &..n ' • ·~ ... l '"~led Jn lhe um.. The IU~Ct'SNful I match w t'll be lues, ·19c: 4 lb . G,old en De 1IC-1 "' S ws perfect il'ke n"W. llealln•e bidderMmult ~ompiete Job on or be· I ..', h.SII001'JNG bl --~ I ' ld S d A 'I I l 1 00 a e e r. MlDtn¥tDe, Gilt. or~< ay ao. 193!1. The right ~ re I f' un ay, pn l a : iou~ appl('s , 59c; wieners, 2.$2980. WY 2-2575 • 4 9 5tc iFORSALE 4room house Iaroe aervedtoreJectanyor;~~llbldll I 'le AM"~I('iln I.P:>·' ion I lb." 7'.1 c. Suc h{'fS u d I I Iut. CJI..v wat.-.r End VOUI letrer VOUblel By order the TownHhlp P nO"r. a e -- - Close "'tu .FloydofNorris, ("Jerk TrusteH F-·q·m, Beech Grove Rmtd. slic~d baco~. 39c lb ; Da•ry sn· ..~ H . sews like new, equip· , ~1ores. Mrs Chloe Frost, We Uve Ill lire~ 14, •o. l!lo.: n~ot .nd Ohio High power..-d Pcm Ice Ml k 1!lc hail gallon . ped to zig . . ~. '_:..r ttnnholt'.l 111 Pearl St. Middleport, !Sewer MaebiHI ------ 2 SIGNS . Pomeroy ._.M_o_t_o_r_c_o_. QU;ITY o ft~~r"I.!Ohl Pom erov Motor Co. - Buckwheat Society Notes ® 317 dard 9-3443. '•-.::,==================•' I Cueltl'u I . • PIANOS 1 Wheel Aliqnmenf '==========-' j •• Brake Serv·lce 1 l ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? BJaeffnarS It I I Television Revue I ° I - I I I I I 1 I z: I I ·.:; II I I 'I I ~~~~~~~~~~ ~ve~y~~~ G~c. I 1 I T~;, ~~~~~~~:~geo."" ~~'::; 1· LANDMARK'S BIG Shoot, Sunday, April II, •t SP 10 'I 6 t th RING fLING :::':",';f• c!~~tin~u~~~~· ca<tl·ll FOR SALE: Long term !inaneing on all modern 3 bedroom ranch style home, Ch..•ter ~ Road near State Highway Garage. Approximately $1500 I down, balance like rent. Ph, I WY 2-5337. 3 31 tfc 0::: Call~~-: N1pt .-;;;;;;:;;;;;====:;;;;;•7,..•,..tk:"'ll tumatoes, 5 lb. fHncy UrsiKn wiih insert c... .....,'i j Ohio. 4 9 3tp 4 8 31 ' --- - - . c Gu"ranleed. $37 Gl - terms. OIHJER your southern plants 11956 MOBIL ""'me, 8x35 ft. wv 2-2575. 4 9 stc FOR SALE: 33 acre farm, l. now, tomatoes, sweet potato. i carpetr.d throughout ln good · room. '10. use, 2 barns, other 11 bb Ch 1 R p<ppers, ca age > ares I conditiOn. Will sell or some- LAWN\! OWER, 110. Coal heat- ou tb Ul ld mgs. state Rt. 143 ' 7 HMns, Portland, Phone VI I one can take over paymenls. er, No - ~. Buckeye, $20- m1IP.s from Pomeroy . Tel. 3·2693. 4-7-12lc Call WI 9·2162. 4 8 :nc Large bird cage, $6- Lawn- WY 2·31!79. 4 8 6tp - -swing $8 - Complele bed, ~-C-11-1f.-s Shoe Re_p_a,·r-- n-e-w--loca- , ' FOR SALE Mod tion. Next to Dr. Davis's ofCome Onef Come Alii hedsprmgs , mattress and : . em 5 ~m • ce, Middle "1. Poli, h. dyes, FUN-PRIZES sprmgs, $25.. Mrs; John W. frame home m Syracuse, With laces Stout Harnsonvdle. SH 2- bath, <3 bedrooms) large utll· 4 7 Stc · REFRESHMENTS 4834.' 4 9 3tc ily room, double carport, 22 rifles . SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Wright Power Saws Saleo & Service llao Lawn Moworo _ HarriSODV • ilJe II ~~ News N0 l es Those attending 1JJe Achievement Day Home Demonstration meeting from the llarrlaonvDle group were Mrs. Faye ColterDI, Mrs. Stella Atkins, Mn. Ha- zel Stanley, Mrs. Ruby Halli· WILCOX SERVICE day, Mrs. Norman Lee, Mn. Pauline Atkins, Addie Brad· 5 P.M. to 10 P ~. Dally ~ field, Mro. Sharon Jewell, Mrs. 482 S. 3rd Ava. Mlddloport Golda Jones, Mrs. Allegra Will and Mrs. Gladys Nlcbolaon. all kinds. VenetiaD bllnd reMrs. Ruby Halllday, Mn. pairs. Window and porch Stella Atklno, Mn. Pauline had aU kinds. Cl th Atkins and Mrs. Sharoo Jewell 8 es, O aw~ ings. Dale Wippel Supply, 21.5 spent Supday afternoon Wilb Union Ave., Pomeroy, OhiD. Mro, Gloria Riggs and children. Mr. and Mro. Robert ewell BARGAIN SALE OF USED spent Sun day even1ng Wlib ••'"" Fo• Go Karta COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE I 3for $1,00 I 4 year old 10-18'' Yts-that's ridlt-now you can purcbue theat beautiful Colorado Blue Spruce (Picea puogens glauca) IUIUIJin,. 1y low prices. These are strona northern arown, well root.ed, braoebed (4 yeas old, 10-18") aeedllnp lbat an aU oursery &rown. Juot the ritlht los 11ouplaotlq. EooeUent for use as corner &roups, w1Dclbrew1 or u IDdJ. YiduaJ specimens. Buy now 1Dd have the lddea. pleuure Cllf ohaplng )'<)Dr tree Just the way you want while Fooiwatch me II &row. Order today, SEND NO MONEY, On de Pl1 postman $1.00 for 8 trees, $2.00 for 8 1ree1 or 4.00 or 20 5J:r;1Wi:.!£~:J.U:£}:~=i!~1i 1DJ tiUida l~eluded With eaeb order. I 1 I I II I I nets. Shade and fruit trees, a. m. untL p. m. a e•r 1 ••.•J• srrubbery. Close to school R~- R Gilt • - • - - •Mall Thlt ~ rroo - • - - Cl b H S B II and church. Very reasonable. HOUSE OF WISLIYf NURSIRY DIVISION HI~! • SYoruasceuse.on now4 6_ Sate ,'. Grady Craig, Syracuse, Ohio II. R. No, I Dept. 7ual lloomlnttton, IlL 61701 Stewart Guo Shop. Come In I WY 2·2810, PRII GIFT and see all the new varmint 1 4 2 tlo Seod ml"e-...JBwlue Spruce For immedlabt rifles, reloading equipment. 1 OPrepald [JCOD arden, an tDID and acrrssones, re - blueing FOR SALE _ 1984 Dynamic 88 I"'R SALE-Mlddleno!<'s tallName---------!:f1~e.,~ all and repaonng New and used , Oldsmobile 2 • door hardtop. est buildlog, localad ll5l N. Addre81 - - - - - - - - - - juat pin to 1 CUI'= guns of all kinds. Depot St. : ,0. l miles. Phone Mason, Second Stree~ Middleport talo--oends out 11 Rutland. Ohio. Ph. SH 2-4934. 773-5398. 4 8 6tc Priced for quiet .ale. m. CliJ -----Slate_____ 8 to 1211n,r an Rutland, Ohio. 3 16 -!ltc quire at Ohio a~~· II Zip Cnde -~-----pluta•. ·~ FOR SALE - 4 room house, LOSE WEIGHT safely with basement, large porch, two TIRE RIOT at Newells Sun~ Dex-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c Come in and register. No acres ground, on old Chester co, Chester, Ohio. at Stark's Drug Store. purchase necessary. Road. Phone WY 2.6127. Tubeless, black. New Size 3 12 !Mltc e THURSDAY THE 8TH 4-6-12lc x 13 replaces 00 x 13 '16.95, Take your pick - 30 sets AUTOMOBILE Insurance beell Dick McCoy & Hit All 650 x 13 replaces 650 x 13, to go at only ... caDCtlled? f !081 vour opera Welder Demonstration FREE IAN of our efficient $17.95, 735 x 14 replaces 700 x SECnON 5713.17 REVISED CODE OF OHIO-DUTY los'o Uc"el\10! CaD WY :1-2986 Carlll't Shampuo<rs with pur· 14, $18.95, 775 x 14 replaces eFRIDAY THE 9TH -ha~ of Blue Lustre shampoo 250 X ]4 $19.95, 625 X 14 ··~h Nanrv comBa k·.!r F urmture, · M'ddl TO GIVE NOTICE TO COUNTY AUDITOR ~, Efaw, elec. 1 eport . places 800 x 14, $21.95, Wanted To Buy I pany home economist, 4 6 6tc x 4 replaces 850 x 14 $23.95. :z:-c==:-----;---;-;--IMPROVEMENTS-PENALTY Rutland, Ohio STANDlNG Timber. Top cash : continuous demonstration -DON'T PUMP you sluggish sep. Prestige tube type, 775 x 15 1 lie tank . Get Klean-Em· Ail price pa1d. ~arlon Reynolds. 1 • SATURDAy tho I Oth places 670 x 15 $15.95, 815 xI''~'""''""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~' The above section reads In part as follows; Ev~ lndlvid~, partnenbip, Coolville. Ohio. Rt 3. Call Mr, Cartoon from WSAZ· aeptic lank cleaner. Labd- 15 rep1aces 71o X 15 $18 •95 • ~~mp1ovmen t W• nt• d after 4 o'clock. 867·3503. incorporated company, who erects or constructs .any building . or other lm· ~oon 10:00 A.M. to 12 mark Fam Bureau. 845 x 15 replaces 760 x 15, ;H;;O;;U;;S;;;E;;;W;;;O:;;R:;;K;;--cb;::y::-;thcce-:-day or 1-11-tlc 18 2 tfc $19.95. 670 x 15 Economy Salweek, nuroing, good cook, live provement costing over .Two Hundred DoUan upon any lot or. land, lha!l eEXTRA TV STAMPS - - - , - - - - -- trac $895~ All prices plus tax. in or out. 882_2534 , Hartford, within 60 days after building or Improvement hu been commenced not.lh livestock Free At Super Service Insurance Add $3.00 !or white wall. ·- - - ' Station, drive in the county auditor. ' II:==:-;:;:::=::-;==-,= ~ 6 6tp W. Va., between I and 4 p.m. FRESH young cow with heifer PHIITO Copymg Servlce Cor> 4 8 3tp Upon failure to give notice as provided In tbls section and to tetlll'll Illicit calf. Bessie Oliver, Rt. 1. ! ~:.POMEROY les made of legal papers. Rutland, Ohio. Phone SH 2birth records ai1d almflSt any i WTS FOR SALE: frontage on AVAILABLE FOR baby sitting Improvement for taxation as provided by this section, ~d ri!llllt witb a J.ckPHONIE W. ClrteY, 4693. 4: 5 6tc I' other documents rou t e 248 ' opposite Chest er full or part time. TeL WV 2tax penalty of Fifty Per Cent for each of _!be years from .~e date of ~n • l 16 tfc Reuler lnsaraac< P<>meroy Golf Course. Willoughby Hill, _8~9. ___ 1 2 2181 Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Veterin- : WY • ' f'hr.ster, Ohio. Phone 985or construction. " 1 4 uc :oso. artan. 1arge and ..,..., ---" antmao s ~_ _ -____ 4 6 1tp 'f boles are punched In a 128 Washington St., Ravens· 14FT. BOAT, molor, trailer and~GUARANTEED. renewable for container of water, the liquid .:·'1 ·.;V wood, W. Va. Phone 2'T.H271 eqmpment, $550.00, blonde Ule bUlopitalizalion. Issued HOUSE FOR SALE, will squirt !arther from the CA~WEI,J., .. Office lloun, Daily 4 to 6 p. dmette set, $50.00. totollller, at all ages. Phone WY 2-C.\66 . 1 ville. No down payment. SH , lowest holes because the pres. • IQ. . . I 28 tfc 75.00. Phone WI a Ill tic 2-5468. 4 2 12tplsure Is areater. lr...,--------------~--~_;.·~~+'""""""----·'-.,.1 1 APRJL SHOWERS PARTY A 'IS 9 10 pn • · 'r-------3- 405 PRIZES TV SETS I 1 BUILDING NOTICE $3.88each Rutland Furniture I ~. GORDCN H. 9-322'!. - ... Lizard 32. S-t~ha.ped moldinga 84. Tomakeo P.Lowerpart Mthe hair 18. Blockhead; colloq. 19. Jsinglnaa 22. Riv-er: of&Wa.U 11. Showy tree: " S5.Anear lAitvla 23, Uncloaez poet, 26. People ot NearEa.at 28. Wading htrd 30. Murry 31. HawaiiQD I /, bird 33. Charges 34. Intolerant person U.Tlnler 39. Wild .. " turk~ French tit Birds u a class v 11 -16.Nets i7. Hardy heroine sbell 5 ~~ II f% f0 '" IS f0 ~ ::::;::: 0. DO 'IOU, 'IOU WELL·ROUNOED, WELL·M~N I NG BUT FATALL'i INDPERIE~JCEO 'IOUNG SOCIAL 'NORKER,TAKE THIS BEWILDERED •• ,. 20 "' 42 .. 16 «. Menu 7 ~ a ·--.. LOUT~-- 1'7 ~ "' 21 ~ :n ~ ~ 28 29 " "' f0 J> ~ I"' ~oclt ~~ .. ... 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BUT l.f~YEif:, WHtN • MUC:'- 1 ;.. uD Mt .KI! l A YOtJ ":;:>i:t: ME: 'YOU GET THERE, l HIS:> BES: Dr;S,l'LL , FOOL u ((j lJ;;(S;::.. F, 1-\0't.S COOLD & REetUzELJ' LEAVE H,M HID :JU'JER! COMING.t JUT Af ID .,_J.:.t..K InTO TO\.Ilfl ! I A Cl)'ptopam Quotation MVII. NCBM OWBBBAB HSA loi:VCBA MVHM MVHM" ;:Jle "'/ Z C SY WAH B M .-G VA B MAS M C T \lcndaJ Tbru Fr!dayt 5:05 Jim Mee• Show 6 .00 Sign-Un, New1 6:00 SWldown Serenade Yederda.y'& Cryptoquote: WHAT IS Vm.TUE 1·.1 r ,\ 1 i ~T .. EVER BEHAVIOI~ FITS A GIVEN ST'l'UATI02';': - (JUJ:TI-Uil 6 05 Sacred deart 7:00 Sign Off (C li6G, K.1.a&" li'M.I.WI!S Syndic:ato. Inc.) 6.20 Me1gs CT, RFD Saturdays: · - ·~--- -0:25 Paul Bo.-ers Farm 6:00 Sign On - News 6:30 Country Jamboree 6:05 Country Music Time 8:57 Weatl1er 6;25 Country Jamboree 7:00 ~allooal News . 7.00 Prolestanl Hour MONDAY THRU FIUDAY 1::00 Midway Mo.+mee 7·3to Sports 7:30 Sports U5 Sign Oo 3:5.1 News Beat 7:35 Bill Miller Show 7:35 Larry anderson Show 7.iltl News Headllneo 4:00 Dl>cing witb Voss 4. 30 l~tP.rchange 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show l0:4fa It's Music - Army 7:32 Musical Clock (Tuesday-Thursday) 11:00 Dairy Valley & llutton's 7:45 Echoes of Joy 5.00 Comtnumty News 5 00 World News 7 50 News TOJ.I Ten Show 8.UO utuo Yallt~)' r-tews 5 15 Sports Today 8:30 Daily Light 12:00 News R 05 World News 5 : '>~ Weather 8;45 Baker Furniture Show 12:15 Musical Interlude 8;10 Sports Todoy 1 5 ;su Omner Musicale IWed.-Auctioo) Fri, Show) 12.30 The Rev. Merlin Teeta 8.15 Wea!ber 6:00 Sign Off 9·00 News 1:00 The Jlm Mees Shuw 8 16 Musn:al Clo,..k SATUI11JAY 1:05 Bill Miller Srow 5:30 Sundown Serenade 8:55 Com.nunlty News 7:15 Sii!D On 9·05 Coifee With Janet 6:30 Sign Off 9 00 Talk oi tba Town 7:30 News Headlines tL:OO Swap Shop Sanda)s: 9·55 Mason County News 7 32 Musical Clock n: 15 Mormng Meditations 7.30 Sign On - Army Hour 10 ;00 Public Servlte ~=45 Word and TestJmon ) 0:311 Portrait• of a Patriot 7:55 News 10:15 Family Worsltlp Hour 8 00 Ohio Valley News 0:35 Bill Miller Show 8:00 Baptist Layman•a Hour 10:30 LatchS'rilll 8,fli World News 11;110 News Beat '.tl:45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 8:30 Sunday Show 8: 10 Sporta Today o·45 FamilY Worship (Thurs.) t:30 The Bible Speaki To You Jl :05 Mor.ung Melodies U·45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete 9:45 Sunday Show except Friday, Church 8:15 w... ther 10,30 Song & Story Hour Shields) (Fridays) ·IU:DO The Good Life Be;Js Ring 10; 45 Famliy Worship Hour ,J;IIO NeW!! 1C:l5 Congressman's Report 11:45 World News 11:00 News, Army Hour 1:05 Tiny's Country Junction 10:30 Sunday Show 11:55 Mason County Ne"l Jl: SO Pub tic Serv1co 1:40 Tiny'• Country Hymn 11.30 The Qulet Hour 12;00 Community News 12:00 Newa Raundup Time 12:00 News 12:05 Local Newa 12:20 BulleUn Board · 1~:00 Cement Block News 12:15 The Cliristlan's Hour 12:10 Markets 12:25 New• 0 Grams 1.2;30 Goessler's Guest Star (Frl) 12:31; The Rev. Merlln Teeta 12:15 \'I .ather 12:311 Saturday MaUnee • 30 Larry Anderson Snow 1:00 The Rev. H. G. Stewart 12:20 Bulletin Board 4:00 Dlsclng wilb Don 3:00 ' Jim Meet Show 1:30 The Rev. Silas Billups 1%. '!5 News 0 Grams 4.30 Top feD Revue US • Blaettnar Auto Show 2:00 The Rev. Andrew Paraons IZ:30 Couoty Agent 5:00 News Roo11XIup (Tues-Thur.) 2:45 The Rev. Roscoe Thome '%:45 Country Go Roond 5 : lli PbbJlc Servtco 4 30 Nowo (Local) 3:10 Tile Sunday Showcase \:55 News Be•t 5::l0 Dinner Musicale 8:00 The Sundown Serenada 1:00 Country Go Roand 4:40 Jim Me.. llliow 6:00 Sign Off ~ : 00 Newa 7:00 SliD Off 1'55 News Beal J __/; _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . , . ' -- - ---- WJEH RADIO WElLh'.APPENING IN FURNACE~ THAT ' IT'S l-IARD To TEll , Cl-liEF- SOMUCH SMOKE W~IT SEE A MINUTE -·· t .SOMETHING--~ I •>111\tNit' WINirll! ~E IT EVE!<: 50 HUM6l= 7HER:E.'5o NO PlACE; LIKE. ~E . .A>JDlH15 l!i.I~RlHEHOME 11:;y r : 17~ '\T W/INT1D 1,\C'I(~V V;J LJ \!tJa.:~ . eur THERt 1 &OMEC.W.5 MOVm AI<DIJNO OUTS/Of OUR HUT! r )01) OtJG!IT 10 'IRANSI'fR: MA~ STARK TO A ZOO, WHERE: AU><f'l!U; BE JN HJS NATURA• HABITAT! THAT WBRDO SPOILED MY DAY... ANI> IS --,..,__ RUI~ING OUT( EVE.Nl~G! ~ '!-' •{ tteJa 12 ..... . - FOR "''OUR LAY-.1 '-UL WED Dc.D HUSBA is!D? 40. RU88ia.D. city 41. Botcb 18 ~~ ~ I"' Brltl.ah or N...... 1M. .... JO " 30 Roman, 1~0, 2 t2. Metal fissure 43. Holy ., I . •. .,. ' 38. Fruit drlnkll a9. Girl's nickname holy HawaiJ 17. Oriental I ' . - I I SNUFFY DAILY CROSSWORD ....,. Diles Radioear Co. I , ... . · - ... r ... ° I I ...., I AIN'T SEEN LOWEEZV STIRRIN' AROUND TODAY. w. l JtADii@ ............ ·-- i: oo':· h=~=pen:u~;: weeks 0.::: 1 I Dorcas . NewsNotes In Pemtsylvanla YllltlDg her daughten, Mr. and lin By ECtDa Knopp Joe Slalara and cbilcln!ll ol Televfsloo Ia Review ''pool" basis, "combing ell> Mrs. Goldle Pi<kMs Js vlslt-~ Mooball and Mr. and Mn. AD1 BJ h.ll DU ~RvW menta from Canada, Mettico, lng her mother, Mrs. Effie Hair !bony Roth of Pltlaburgb. Uailed Preta ~- the United Stale! and Europe,• of New Brighton, Pa. omr. and Mrs. Robert Birch HOLLYWOOD !UP!) _ Bar- acmrdlng lo a joint press re- Mr. and Mra. Albert Wolfe and daughter, Monica, . : ring technical d'--'ties t'lh lease. The Monday telecasts will and o'hildren Susie, Rickie, Ron- Bellvue .•pent the put w nd w begin the ...... -·-~ daY. · and fr'ten d , Margar e1 o•- w11b their parenla , Mr• a the new Early ~&-w Bird l!latelJiteme . ' Early Bird is the first com- Brien of Olmstead Falls sptnt Mrs. Grover Salser and Mr. the era of contmllOUI lranaat. . Th d· . ' and Mrs. Elza Birch. lanlic televiSIOo will be bo mercJal sate111te. e ay IS en- the weekend with his pareots, early 11811 month wltll a who~ visiooed when the earth will be Mr.a nd .srHarry Wolfe. Mra. Otis Knopp and Mrs. cluster of programa for the ringed by such satellites, there- M.. Knopp returned to slh William Grimm were ID Cblhome Yicleo wotcaer by mating pooslble Instant live classes at Palmer College of cago Wednesday to attend, the · worldwide televisioo os well as Chiropractic at Davenport, 1<>- graduation of Patricia Grimm The spectacular communlca- a revolution In telephone calls. wa. He wu accompanied their from Stewartess Training with ' 1MB achievement will b< vis!· Early Bird will give these by his 1'•ther, otis Knopp, and United •Air Lines. They were '" 10 lelevlewtiO'I for the first acblevemenb a start oo a a friend. Willie Cundiff. joined their by her oister, Mrs. CJmes on May 2 and 3, when transatlantic baallt. During its Mr. and Mrs. Earnest John- Barbara Brulvan of Cleveland. news programs of all three rna- experimental period, which will SQD were called 1o Monaca, Pa. Captain and Mrs. Harold Beejor American networks plan to last about seven weeks, the sat· by the death of his brother, Ray gle are visiting Mrs. June put early bini lo use. In the elUte will generally he avail- Johnaon. Wendorf and boys enroute from tlalllither.e thlave lahebuent f~~ able to television only one day Mr. and Mrs. John Relt- their winter home in Florida tpast, ransa c e ecas ..,., k M nda . 1 h· been lim'ted ,_: tb fact • wee • on o ys. Dlll'e and son. and Mrs.Mae to h'Js work on tbe Great Lak es :;e the ~ •&, e been On that day, NBC-TV's morn- Reltmire of New Haven, and her apartment for the 1 b/ to t ~ ing show, "Today,'" Is set for Va., spent Wednesday evening summer in Duluth, Minn. '.: th rana~. te:! a two-hour transatlantic tele- with the William Blake family. . The Women's Fellowahip of w n . e or 1 ' : ·"':.t . C8!t frnm fiVe European na- Miss Majorie Slaser spent a the Bethany EUB Church met ~ere m pthrectse Y . e rig pos_I- tions. The schedule includes a weekend with Wanda Ross. at the bome ul Hazel and Detorllons as ey contmue<l on their 1 " disc · 1 · I wo--way uve usston topl- Jo Ann Van Meter and friend es Wickline. There were 12 oumeys. cal ISBues by members of Par- Roy Lee Crisp ol Columbus persons present. The afternoon 1 the was spent making favors for However, early bird, which liament ou~.sJde the House of I spent the wetkend with was launched Tuesday from Common m London and con· Wilham Blake family. M r s. hospital patients. Gape Kennedy , Fla., io expect- gressmen at the Capitol in eG to remain in a fixed posi- Washington. A look at the lion b yhaving Its orbital speed changing of the guard at BuckAVII08S •a Former lB.llebz'. the same as that of the earth. Ingham Palace is also planned. J.lndloq olaD Sptllllah 1\.nd the result is that this 'sta- ln addition there will be Jive symbol COIM meaa&.Lump of DOWN' lD'e tionary• satelllle will be avail- originations from the champs earth 1 Ja.pnneae !9. Craw able for 24-bour-a-day eommu- Elysees in Paris, from Rome , 10. Neither 20.Anger BOC!r. nications transmission, opening from Brusst!ls, and from The ethical nor 21. Bounder 2. Sign of he door to obviously remark· Hague and Am•terdarn in Tbe unethical 23. MetaJ.o future !2. Sunken event He tble po"'lblllties. Netherlands. teace I. Hamlet rock The premiere Early Bird 13.-ot tbt 4.. Epoch 24.N.Z.. ,; . . ~ broadcast Is scheduled Mr. and Mrs. George L. dog! Ci. Bog for one hour on the three Beegle and son, Brian, of Lo- U.Jnthe e. Munch b lr<t mlddlo '7.I.Jght 25. Exis36. Nan-ow American networks on Sunday gan spent a weekendwith the 13. Small hotel 8. Buckeye tence boanl lflernoon, May 2. It will be on Wendorfs. state 2'1. Earth 18.Towaab. 81. SUr 1 . ---------.xs~~e Blake nturnl!d borne with her granddauct>ter for • week's vfllL • �• Smooth~ Versatile Performance Given was the "HJghllghll from West ley, Elaine Davis, Christine Bail- is, Kathy McElhlnny, Sandra Baritone Sax - Mike Uoyd. A smoolh perlonnance and 1•Side Story" lhe Broadway moo- ey, Marvin fry, Stephanie Pfli. Clalworthy. Cornet - .Bill Hackett, .ed real by Leonanl Bernsu"n in- len, Ann Wilson. Second Alto Sax - Diane Van Dave Burkett Kalhy pjcJt... .,., . versa! 11 y a var1 selections pro-- c lud"llll the PlPu1 ar tuDei:·,_ "I 1bird Cla rmet · · David. ' &ram of m musical - c·ln dY Con- Cooney, Blll Carole King. ' ·• th I . Fe<r Prelly," "Maria" and •·To- de, Mary Walburn, Jan!! Sch· Tenor Sax - carole Ander- Second Cornet - Pe•- Merear k'='• e annua sprmg con- . hi " .,......,. •!uded Ed.,. H B ea.r cert given by the Mlddleporl mg . ·~ program """" roo 11 ' >u• aplonsla 11.' ren· son. Kinney, Mary Wolle, Janie Ger. d F d . wtth one ol lbe modem concert da Toney, Sandra Hollingshed. ard r1 ay evemng a1 he 'B i bed 8 ,. b . . · Semor 8 an 1 1 th h. h h I d. ,marc s, urns rass, Y A to c armet - Joy Boggs, e •g sc 00 au nonum. John Cacavas. Bass Clarine! - Sharon Harrl· Thrrd Comet - Dave Jenk· Under the direclion or Mr. P•rsonnel of the band lnc!ud- son, Joyce Long. Ins, Marsha Bowles, Remelee William K. Russell, the band ies First Alto Sax- Diane DavNem. prov<'<l 1ts ablliry '" rhe greal Flut•s - Debbie Grueser. · ~- ~- French Horn - Seren Lewis, mu.s 1c of Handel as well as m1Kathy Morgan, Mary Lou Tea- Fou,lers Are Hosts Lmda Kauff, Jackie Hawley, the lighter numbers mcluding i ford. Betsy CUMingharn, Eli"Drinking, smoking, dating Lou_ Ann Mcll\tosh. . Broadway mu sirn ls and folk nor Bcxhmer; Oboes - Candace 1 Of Clrurclt Class and marriage' ' was th~ topic ( Frr~t Trombone- Mike_ Arc~ songs . Bahr; Bassoon - . LeI an~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. Tony Fowler or the program, at the meeting er, Bill Haptonstall, DavJd Oli. 1Brown : E tlat Clarmet - Dl· ·were hosts for the April meet· of the Rulland Chapte 1 of Fu-j ver. , The program was opene<:! w1th ana Criswell . Second Trombones M 1k e rouqng m•rc·h ··Thttnder. ." lng of the Golder1 Rule Cl<c~ss of ture HomPm<:~kers of Amenca ,.. . B d T • · F1rst Clannet Suzanne h . . . Th d· · \lress. ren a oney. crt:'~l." by Eric Osterling .with ,Bradbury, Rose Marie Hackett, t e Middleport Firs~ . Baplist urs "Y evemng . I Br:ritone - Connie Cooke, ot une ol the greatest L'Umpos· MarjoriP Harris, Kathy Thursday e\emng. The Carter, presJde.ni. ISue Rue, Olita Lewis, Ken Rusers of all time. with the band 1Dfhbie King . opemng prayer wa_<> given by ,was m charge of the meetmgsE'll. en a·· b:v GMrge tfandf'l df'm. ! Sec-ond Clarinet- Karen Haw- the, Rev. Donald Boone. I It ~as announced that the I Basses - Roy Coleman, Ed onstrawd the tv!)e ol music / ----~ ·~~ Gerald Anthony gave devo-l spnng rally wou ld be held at Gilmore, Tom Evans. harmonit-::; . "Prt-l.ude and Fughtions entitled "When Tempted Southwestern High School. the Snare Drum _ Jon CunningIts stirring rhythm:; dnd riL'h OUt ern 1g To Give ~p." Dudng th~ busi- date to be announced. The offi- ham; Tympani - Sean Mullen; oringing uut !he deep tones. 1 ness meeting the class dtsf'uss- cer... and .\11ss Lrda :\1ae Kraeu- Cymbal. Susan Ohlinger: Bells. .4.nother nurnber well doni:' w<~s ed the purchase of_ map_s for the ter teacher, wilt select mater- Christine Bahr; Misc. Percus· '' Air For Bi:tnd'' by Frank 1 church and a VJsit<:~twn pro- ial for curtains for the home sion Frank White. Erlck.son. llll original Mmposi· gram of class members. Mrs. economics room, this coming Seniors were recognized intJOn tor band . G-cr~ld Anthony was program week eluding Suzan ne Bradbury, A . favorite number with the 1 The glee club of Southern ; ~ha 1rman and conducted a ser- The program was in the form Mary Walburn, Jay Boggs, DieudR·n~e ~·as tht:' . "~ubblmg High School will present its an- l~b of games. Mr. and Mrs. of a panel discussion with Mr. ane Van Cooney, Mike Lloyd, Woodwmds by David Schanke, ~ nual spring concert under the Fowler served _o d:s ~ert course and Mrs H ~mld Sauer. Don Seren Lewis, Mike Archer, and n the Lawrt>~ce Welk sty le direction of Mrs. Richard Lee to those attendmg mcludmg Mr. Spencer and James Adams, Christine Bahr. Bonnie Speng.v1th the woodwmds ?omg a par- in the school auditorium at 2 and Mrs. Fred_ Hoffman, Mr. tc~ cher. and Donald Smith. Car- ler and Martha Nicholson, sen· ttcularly good JOb. 1 hts was fol- m. tomorrow. and Mrs. Mannmg Klues. Mrs. ol Flo<:arri and Julia Lucas Iior class students, distributed lowed by the -~umbf'r, "An .Am. . J. Jenkens, Mrs. Edgar Mur- seniors, participating Rerresh- program and were in charge of ~ncan Sct'nf'. · wrttten bY Clare Opem n~ lhe program ~111 be , ray, the Rev. Donald Boone and ments were served at the close 1the 0ffer ing. Potted ferns decor..1ru ndman , a popular compos- the combme<l boys and g1rls vo- ' Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Anthonv. of the meeting. ated the stage. tr for high SL'hool bands. cahsts presenting 'If I Loved I · A flute tno Wall- fea tured in You" and " Hello YoWlg Lov· :he !"ami liar English tune, ers." The girls will then sing 'Country Gardens" arranged " Holiday for Strings." ov Eri<:k:;;on <:~nd was the numbf.r pl<tyed by the group which , ~on~s by ~~ mix~. c.~orns reN'IVf'd a supenur rating at will mclud~ Exo~us,', They tht! distri<:l contest. Taking part call. the Wmd M~na. "and Awert' Debbie Grueser. Marv Lou !menca, Our Hent.age. Tea lord and Kathy Morgari with St~ve Clelan~ ~ill be featur~arjorie Harris. capab~ ac- ,f'd m . ~ .~olo, Climb . Every compamst at the piano. i Mnunf<:llll and a boys quarAnother popular number prov- t_et rom posed of Bill, Zerkle, , ed to be the •·K mgston lTio Fo lk Steve Clclan?. Marvm ~cK_el­ Song Overtun~·· arr<:~nged by 1 ~:e~ ~~~?..~av1d Thorpe,_Will smg Alfred Reed , including the most _ \\~11 ! 11 the Sun Shmes, Ne t' successful tunes recorded bv the 111'· Regular Price Discount Pritt~ famous Kingston Trio incll1ding .J~('Plyn Tayl~r will be featur· •he favorite. '·Tom uooiPV ., · f'd m a ,'iolo pnmo number and Polly foam cush ions, Another oul shmdi ng number Judy Sayre i-. to sing ""April Attractive print fabric FLOOR SAMPLE F--~..:0:~~~_,;;::.:;.;;.: '; Love-.'' O!ht>r numbers by the 1 . mtxed dwru.':i will be ··Blue Ve iReyular Price Discount Price Vt:'t." ·· PPople Will Say We're I In Love." ·canad1an Sunsr.t·• Fruit wood trim , polly foam cushions, Pom•roy, Ohio 1and 'Shanty In Old Shanty FLOOR SAMPLE arm caps, green fabric · Town" TONIGHT Closin~ the conl"ert will be Regular Price Discount Price "YOU'RE NEVER TOO ·co No! Far F'mm Me,' and YOUNG" ··r11 Walk Wi lh God.'' - TechnicolorFoam Cushion, light beige fabric Trrry Lewis & Dean Martin FLOOR SAMPLE Nina Foch-Diana Lvnn. "THE QUICK GU.N" GIFTS PRESENTED Audif! .\1 urphy Merry Anders Regular Price Discount Price - Tl!chnicolorHostess girts wen~ presented to Mrs. F'rt>d Leifheit when the $UNOAY THRU TUESOAY 3 Pnlly Foam Cushions, beautiful 1 Tri-C'ily Sewir11;: club met Thur~- . Aprilll-14 Matelasse Fabric, Turq. color 'd<:~y eveni ng at her home Rock ' HANK WILLIAMS' FLOOR SAMPLE "YOUR CHEATIN' HFAA:T'' I Springs. Th~... rvening was spi'nl George Ha milton, as Hank I socially anu in sewing, after Regutar Price Discount Price IA-11Jiam!<-Su!'an Oliver-Rerl Butlons-Arlhur O'Conn t> ll ! which a dessert course was serChris Crosby-Rex ln~ram . ved bv the hostess to Mrs. RobFoam cushion back and seat Hank Williams lives again. ert Rawlmgs. Mrs. M!l lnrd Wil- , Fabric nylon, color turq. FLOOR SAMPLE sings a.e-ain. a true lifC' story dermuth. Mrs. William Grue--l whit h toucht:>s !he hE'art. alternating betwPen _loy and ser. Miss Elizabeth Fick. \1 rs. 1 Regular Price Discount Price tragt'd}'. Robert Roberts. Mrs. Hiram r BY BEULAH JONES F~st Socia/ Customs Are Topics at . FHA Meeting 1 Lacey, I Chur~h S h Ba~bara H' h Glee C/ub tO Present concert 1 1 P· l 1 Mrs. Hayes is ..,. HOSfeSS IOr D of A ,Meet•'ng ). ·-· 10, lMI Sentinel, Syrac(,ISe Wscs . M f Th scJ ee s ur oy for Devot•'ons Mrs. ~ fllneb.-, llrl. lloudasbelt anrl !Irs. 0ma WJae. brenner ,'!f...., named 11 1~1 atpJhul 'IIJUO!tnm pu1 0 IIOIOUJf-IIOq IJ>IJO" ~~ ow.ooq oqa uow Otfl 10 -~' ,"'U. "f!"'llOUllr pur , 11 nomlnaUq committee. M r L Johll Sauv~aa reported and 1Mrs. capebart m. prov ••. A Lenten mo41tatloa . oue hy Miss Karr closed lbe , . . .... after wblcb relreshmenll ..ae were served by Jbe hoatesa II lght ben e mem . m ::v flaUIJ,l Mrs; Arnold Hayes ed ••e Past Council of Devotlo~· •·••n from Ma' ... on ua waaot: V' do1118 Council DIIUihters of ~:!1::'.::: and Romans by Mrs. WIJ. erlca -ursda -•E"r•blnger, president, o~ .1u y eVCD.J.UI a1 "' r home In Middleport 'jrirlcb waoler>ed the meeting of !be WSCS d ted In k 1 the Syr M lhodlst .::ora eeplng w th ...... e · Church Thursday eve~inat The meellng. 1n charge of borne of Mrs. Dana .. OBSERVES BIRTHDAY Mrs. Thomas Cook, t'lee dent opened with devotions "It Is My Son," was the Larry Lee son of Mr. and Mrs.. Norma Chapman, followof the program presented by Mrs. Carl Lee of Bashan, WM ed With the Lord's Prayer and Wllllam Houdashelt, assist- honored on his 18th birthd~y. P~edge to flag in unison. by Mrs. Oma Winebrenner, April 2nd. cake and ice cream Games were played wl.li._ Melvjn Grimm and M'ISS were served to Jack and Jeri7 m Ka p b Mrs es. awarded to Mrs. Olan rr. rayer Y ·Frederick John and Bob Fosw~n, Mrs. Max During th~~:~~p~~~~: ter and Lee, the guest KJrt Rowan and Mrs. shut-in calls were reported. of honor. Cohen. Guests prizes were gJv-1-~~~~~~,;;.:~~.;.,.;,.;..~~--=--==----;; en Mrs. Harry Stahl and Mrs. II Rowan. Refreshments were served by . hostess and favors were candy Easter eggs. Present were the above named and Mn. Henry Reibel, Mrs. Bentz Wolfe, Mrs. Fred Oessauer, Mrs. Jack Robson, Miss Erna Jesse and Mrs. Joseph Beegle, to~ " .. : ~ 1 $149.95 $97.00 I MEIGS THEATRE PROVINCIAL STYLE SOFA, 85" $279.95 $158.00 1 ITALlAN PROVINCIAL STYLE, 90" $169 :;369.95 TRADITIONAL STYLE, 94" $168 $269.95 "FLEXSTEEL" LOUNGE CHAIR $75 $149.95 ·1 1 1 Colorurtoons Admi.'lSton 7~ & · Fisher. 40c Mrs. Char les · and Mrs Harlan ,Riffle Wehrung You NEEDN'T DO THIS to make deposits with us ••• <.~ "CHARLAMATIC" RECLINER 1 Looks like a regular club cha ir when in stra ight position. Color charcoal. Fabric is nylon FLOOR SAMPLE PULL UP CHAIR Black and white vinyl FLOOR SAMPLE Early American WING BACK CHAIR Foam cushion, arm covers Good tapestry cover FLOOR SAMPLE Z2 in. x 30 in.-27 in. x 35 in. FLOOR SAMPLE BOOKCASE BED l'win Size Magh. Finish FLOOR SAMPLE you can BANK BY MAIL at ~y houri FLOOR SAMPLE YOUR SAVINGS EARN _ _ __ 4% lly (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) lntarest Payment Dates Are: Feb. 15th, May 15th, Aug. 15th, Nov. 15th The FARMERS BANK Savings Company · "We Have Grown Because We Have Helped Others Grow" ~rnber Federal ReHrve System Memloor Foderol Deposit lnsuronce Carporotlan POMEROY, OHIO $29.50 $18 ·Regular PriC. Discount Price $139.95 $69 Double Dresser with Plate Glass Mirror. 8 Drawers I ' . Discount Price $19.95 $9.88 Regular Price Discount Price $J9.95 $19.00 $79.95 ,Regular Price "PROVINCETOWN" SOLID MAPLE Wrile, piJone, or stGJI ill fur free maUing forms, and by il Discount Price Regular Price SOLID MAPLE CHEST 4 Drawer Regular Price Regular Price Maple Framed Plate Glass MIRROR $75 $149.95 Discount Price $52 Discount Price $188.50 $89.75 e SOFA BEDS · · · .... · .. · · .. · · · · · · $55 e 2 Pc. UVING ROOM SUITES · · · · $99 e SET OF 3 TABLES · · · · · .. · · · $18.80 e TABLELAMPS .. · .. · .. · · · ·.... $4.88 . .I• 1.JBV 0£'1! llJods S1l , 11 l. lltlllllrmJ 00'L ; "'"N -' oo:1 ijlwe~) snq~'M ~q.L flog '"'OUJI ••418.!1 Ot: ZT J!>Ol! UUUO(J 00 01 •1 ••••d on, r •r•ow 8mwow Jq:IJu 00 01 OJPO flU8 :ln!JI rooqos un.!l ouu., 81 'P•r OOIJIWJOjU] JnOA JO,~ St •6 00 '6 0£ ·8 00:9 PJOM A(IB(J s~ ;L £l laUUDifJ A1.- NlHit\ FLOOR SAMPLE MAPLE FLOOR LAMPS FLOOR SAMPLE SOLID MAPLE HARVEST TABLE . 66 in. X Regular Price Discount Price $79.95 $48 Regular Price Discount Price $34.95 $16 Regulor Price Discount Price $109 $49 Regulor Price Discount Price $19.95 $9.50 21 in. with 2 in. Drop Leaf FLOOR SAMPLE Limed Oak Dining Room Chairs UphoiBtered· seat and back EASY CHAIR Polly Foam Cushion Color-Gold ,, $14.95 $9.7.5 Rlfiul•r Price ARMLESS CHAIRS Discount Price Regular Price EXCELON TILE • I ROLL VINYL SURFACE · .. Discount Price ' Sc EACH Regular Price Discount Pri• FLOOR COVERING $1,49 12' wide, discontinued pattern SQ. YD. 89c SQ. YD. lregu!or-~rice $19.95 $24.95 $29.95 $34.95 COIL BED SPRINGS Most people are buying box springs now SAVE 50% Guard rails for bunk beds Regulor Price $5.95 $2.5D fwin Size Hollywood HEADBOARD Regular Price DIKounl Pfiie $14.95 $4.95 LADDERS FOR BUNK BEDS FLOOR SAMPLE Discount Price $3.00 $1.00 ,. Solid C:!Mrry e BEDROOM SUITES · · · · · · · · $288.00 e 5 PCE. DINETTE ...... · · · .. · $48.00 ""IIOJ. JarpeaJII lqlJIUOJ. •••N Olf.t OAOJI AUUli(J IWBIJ!!M la:J "'"''S 0 ~"<1 ""A lJOIO ..ffilQII!Jl AIJOAog eLIVING ROOM SUITE .. · · .. $199.00 Nylon Fabrlo-Pollr Foam Cushion• 3 ROOMS :u~N~~~E $59 5· lncludM R.onga 1nd Refrlgorotor S TIE BROOM - For Just noo Bur•r1 &w P:!l .19lS1W IBOQ O""JOUR,Y ot:6 00 '6 ot•l IIJOCIS 111;' n Jalil••41 Sl'll , ...N 111001 01'11 IM&j.j IJO 'Il •ru. 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In !be school play requires him to be tissed. MILESTONE HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Jim· my Stewart chalked up hls 62nd """""' role in hia ·lltlll'rjng Jlllrt In "Shaellandoab. .. WCHS- TV Ch . annel 8 7.00 . TV Classroom 8 : ~5 Soc1al Security 9;00 Herald of ~th 9.30 Word of Lift 10.00 Superman 10:30 Three Stooges 11.00 Casper 11 ;30 Beany And Cecil :~: oo Bugs BUDJly .30 Hopplty Hooper 11 :00 Allakazam 1.30 Amerrcan Bandstand 2:00 Major League Baseball 5;00 Wide Worla 01 Sports 6 30 Championship WresUinJ 7.30 Dixre Smgmg 1;30 Lawrence Well< 9:30 The Daring American 10;30 Bob Young News 10;45 Chiller Tbealre 10;00 Qurck Draw McGraw 10;JO Mrghly Mouse Playhouse 11:00 Linus The Lion HeartetJ 11 :30 The Jersona 12:00 Sky King 12 30 My Friend F!icka 1100 I Love Lucy 1;30 CBS News 2:00 Movres "Biackbeard the Pirate" and "Powdertown'' 5;00 Jubilee ~ ; 30 Early ~how 7•30 Jackre Gleason 8 ·30 Gilligan ·s Island 9;00 Secret Agent 10;00 Gunsmoke 11 ;00 Up-To-The-Minute News 11 ·15 W •• N ·. ea~er otes 11.20 Million Dollar Movies he marries despite this ' love. 9:00 Color SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES _ "Rhapsody," starring Elizabeth Taylor. with Vittorla Gassman John Erjcson and J...ouis Calhern' An ex-GI forsakes his ambitio~ to become a concert pianist when he goes lo Switzerland "'!d falls desperately in lova WJib llle daugbter of a wealthy expatriate. • 11;20 FILMS OF THE 50'sPeople Will Talk," slarring Cary Grant, and Jeanne Crain, A physlcJan, subjected to accusallnn.s ·~ malpracllce by jeal· orJs colleague, becomes invoiv. ed romantically with a girl he dlacovera.lsJretn•nt and whom I I I I I I!::; li. li. 1: I;j:; ,~ I I I I I I I I •color TeleviJion SALES .. -1 . &A .. . ~.. "< PHONE WY 2-3307 ·- · ' ·,~ '. . ' •l .MipbLEPORT1 0. i I ""'"';- •;r,,_;·· .._INtAft. SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1965 I for . • - I I I PHILCO ~··; ."T..,.-.. . .._.,..._. - I 1.30 Neighbors •• 'i'~~.;,;,:., CUT ALONG THIS~~- - I SERV,I~~ . .f .( ---- - ----- I WHTN- TV Channel 13 . 8;00 Mrster Mayor 9:00 Alvin Show 9:30 Tennessee Tuxedo Giant Siu APPLIANCE Nawl Hurry! Supply Llmltodl El JaUUDif:> Al·ZVSM FREE! If you buy e FRIGIDAIRE I .. OUJI J81flB.JI 0&1~[ J!Oil1l I!IUO(] 00'~1 ti!!Jl! IJ ""l"d on r •!A•W Bufwow 00 '0! •JIIO Pat JunJ 9t'8 ]9C ' .radns IJO '~ .lii!BVWj(IIJJ. 00't .aoqs PJOA\i1S8d oo:~ Pr•oM IIO'L .JtAIOII OJ. II •••. , tJt;g 411\J.t •q.t no.t •.t oo•r AlJed aono!J Oi:'Z 111.m.t •.oav oc•n •l!llq!JJN ·• WM.. ert '; ·, ' " Lafe Movies TONIGHT'S LATE MO":ES Channel 13, "The Mark of lhe Vampire" !1957) John Beal and "I Bury the Living" <195&j Richard Boone Chaunel 8, "Lillian Russell'' 11910) Alire Faye and Channel 3, "M~n on a Tlghlrope" (1953) Fredric March. TUESDAY'S LA~E MOVIE Channel 8, "Father Was A Fullb•clt" (1949) Fred Mac. Murray, Tlllill.IDA Y'S LATE MOVIE Channel 8, "The Secret of Convrct Lake" 0951) Glenn Ford. FRIDAY'S LATE MOVIES Channel 8, "God Is My Part. ner" (1957) Walter Brennan. Chaanel 13, "The Bells of SL Mary's," BlDg Crosby. NEW LEAD HOLLYWOOD (UP!)- Sean Pomes Bond) Connery t .. a new leading lady ,. 111 in Thlllderball" - French beau IY CLtuillne Auger, 23. IIJT WITH BltlTr- Brltbrh actor Peter !~raRo': 'e~ile, ~ !,•_r~r Britt Eklund; take In the ,:f; De Sica. een u~..,., meetmga w1tb director VIUDrio • GERMAN·ISRAELI 00-P~DU~ON '• HOU.VIiloqD !UP!) _ St.. pben lklyd Will sJar In the first co-produetJon beiWeon ·Germany lad· r.lllli; "Ttlulk SftoUING A Tci ·Caito••• ,· '"!I VIVflCA, ROME I . LYWOOD (UPJ) - Vlveca Lindfors retW'IIed -to r h e lloyaL Dramatic ~ter of ~kholm, her nau.. city' .to liar ill "Hedda Gobler." · 111'1 luno4 (JdJl) OOOM.A'..OH NOUY:)\'A &010 00101 AND TOY BUNNY 111!> - Sl'll IJO ' II BRING THIS ADV. WITH YOU ANI) GET A Sectional ~'IJ. .. UIO.Ij' UOflt:lU Saturday's Telev~sion Program . xu i.l Metal, Painted SunnJ. Yellow; Lamp lnclu ed ' Discount Price 15c Not much to choose from But out it goes '1'lVH llliYWTIYH JOjOJ Ge'L &JJi!lTIBDIH L 'lldV ''O!Lil .. •. .1' $39.95 $24.00 1 Green Tapestry, 1 Dark Green Nylon Velvet-1 Gold Nylon Velvet FLOOR SAMPLE ulll'll "'""" "'1.1.. rv 111!11 lJOIM • IJt 8 411"• .la!DUD!I 1J111 .,IIOIIJoU (STEP 21 !.• . $69.95 $39.75 FLOOR SAMPLE ~ ..,llbhl' "If I 'I 1 Discount Price Regulor Price '.ra -- - ---- ---- --- -- ----- .. Regulor Price Each Panel is 70'h in. x 18 in. x 1 in. Unfinished, stain or paint Set of 2 Panels, Hinged 011)1 .."''S 0111') 01: ' II WIU60Jd UOJS!A3J3! . 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