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I:GO Bil PiC~~« I: 30 Jac;l Iii! l.alU1t 9:00 Fun Scho91 . l:ts King aJ111 Qdle 10:00 Mll!'lllnl Movi' 11 :30 Prlclli Ill Rl&bl 12:110 Doolia !\!:ell 11:311 Fallw KIIOl!l ac.l 1:00 T11a Reblla G~ 1:30 ..,. ~·· Q»lct 2:00 Flame ltl 11M Wlod Z:SO DIQI Ia C01111 . 3:00 Gqetll -1111 3:30 The YOUIII !.Wried~ 4:00 Dinah Slwt Sp$1lal 6:00 L19)'Q TIIJ>' '" . I:GO J.ocfl J:iews • W"tbel' l :lll New• &:3li ROJ1u DclijiY 7:30 The Fllntei11Del 1:00 Farmer'• tl~ 8:30 Addlll!• Falllily 1:00 Valelllllle'l t;)ay 1:31 ~ llaral\1llf. a.,. 10:00 U O'Cioi!k Blab 11:00 Newa . 11:10 lAeiJ NeWI ad lporCI U:lS Weiolller ·,U::II Splrll. . ' . ' 1l ;ill MqVIt . 1:00 ABC'a ilfi~ : WASHINGTON - RETIRED Vice Adm. Wllliam F. Raborn Jr., 1 Navy missileman known a& the "father of the Plaris,'' Is the nation's new maotet spy. oucceedlng John A. McCune as director of the Central lnteJJl· genee Agency (CIA). President Johnson announced the appointment of the OO.yearoid Raborn Sunday at hls Texas ranch. At the same time, he named Richard McGarrah Helms, now CIA director of SOGGY SCENE - Coast Guard boat patrols through flooded area near Manltato, plans. as the agency's deputy Minn., as thousands of persons were avacuated from the area due to the high water • . director and thus No. 2 mao to Flooding and the threat of spring rains plagued much of the central aection of the Raborn. co~ntry. Brisk, Cool Air Follows Tornadoes �·--.. . -.. . --l-•• • ' ,, Voice of Broadway •.•. reporting •• ' • Needed For Progress ' ·-' \ • Nicklaus .Gets Historic Win 8y OOIIOTHY KILGALLIN Dai~Y Sentlnei,~!!I~-M:lddleport. 0., Apr. 12, tMS-t ' . - ---- - By LEO B. PETERSEN ·eel • ld Nl kl AUGUSTA Ga (UP!) -.laclt r1 .:. sa c OWl, now weD him. but it wasn't enough. Play. naments. . N' kl 8118 ' ' on - way w becoming the out- er tried too but also fell short , u· ill out after only lbe otarxllng go!Jer ot our limes "Whe~ he;o on h' · He won't talk aboUt tbat ~·g ''"" and he was off w a "I bsd •em back in the p~ck just don't beat J~ct•~:;J;: grand slam that Palmer bas .>~ng start today with Ills see- (meanlllg Palmer and Player) Palmer ' been trying so hard for - the en~ Mllsters champlonohlp. and figured I'd do all right." Nlckl~ua the leading money Masters U.S. and Brltlah Opeu " 1 • !Jlread..,agled the field Sets New Record winner ~I yoar and who chsmpionBbips llPd the PGA. rnn,lt~g by nme ~trokea over So he went out and fired doesn't need nickel _ decld- But you can bel It's In the ·back 0 8 11 l llflo :~thgotlhfeerls he II been blat. three under par 69 at them for ed that this year he would of hiJ mind. '"' !1ST s x yeara or that record -Lreak'•• 1 t 1 1 sb Ihi• tltle - Arnold p 1 -u ..'6 oa o oot 1or on1y tile big ones. SUnday's victory wu worth ,, ·ry Player. • mer and :m. Palmer, l~sl~~ again in hi.~ ''I'm only going w go lor the $20,000 for bim, putting him in Palmer ·and Pia er _ who b1d for golfmg s grand slam, big •. nes," he said In January, !Irs! place in 0 .,.,_,_ 1 w'"•'••s Y mad th b 1 h ....,.. """"" • With Nicklaus have shared the e e es run e could at passmg up some lucrative tour· for 1965 with a total of $U,400. . RedsOp.en 1-8~ 65Campmgn Agamst • MilW'"~ uk ee 8raves : -Cl championship ever Cells Laker.·o " "''' 1959 - tied for second "' " time . But they kept the Maslers their own personal t.. urnament.. ' Big Jllck, •· playing 85 we!J as I t'-ver have In my life .. be t 'em ••sily in winning L qnd Masters title i th his.; • 0 · 7 . Scores ,ear Sh owd own . 7\ T ........... be~=~., ball" wllllipallbe ..... 111 . . ooaoon. SELL ABI!IINATIIY CI.BVEI.\IIID, ado (UPI) Tbe Oenlaud· lndians 40M righthander Ted · ~ fll the a.JcaCo 01111 SUndoJ llllt'/ purchased in!leldor • flllllleldlr ' Ray ~-froiD their Portlal!l . I r·Jtle Fight · ,ltic:/=;...ea: Cloud of Doubt Rei!DS • Over Exblbltloo Bsaeball lleluho By Ua~ted Press lal~t:Wnal St. Lou.IS 6 Kansas City 5 Milwaukee 3 Detroit 2 Chicago (N) 10 Boston 3 .. ----- '!lte!lll!l CINCINNATI (UP!) - The! Gov. Jameo A. Rhodes was Cincmnall Red!, who have the sh<:eduled w make the first oldest Iranchille and oldest park pitch. MayO< Walton Bacbracll m majOr league baseball, . open will be the "batter," and City a new season today but Will no Manager WiHiam Wichman the longer have ttie uruq·ue statWl catcher. farm clllb 1o ,.._ lbe .....,._ ...,..... ........ ol starting National League play roster at • fDr tanigbt's AIDer-< as they have in the past. . The Redo then will take to the lean League oponer oplnsl Lot The Reds have been picked by f1eld, wearing black arm bands Angeles. ''Ye., •trr-r-r!'' nmst experts to tate the pen- on their shirts tn memory of the ' ~- nant. An opening day victory late manager Fred Hutchinson,l S - -.- - ' would get them off to. last who died last winter. <~.!b-· start. I bA moment of silence will be Iltnocked ..... -" ...:, __ ' ...,....., ...... 0 Cincinnati has opened its served m memory of the 127\2, Sacraenb!. Calif. (2). h sor. at home for 80 years, but Ithe Reds bave managed to wm only 36 times. ' !!;::::::;;:;:..::::;;::::::; -~ 1 <~ s1 ers · na.. llldo' ,.,,.,._ ····t' Sa•··: ' 3 ROOMS New Furniture . . . . n ree Pittsburgh 5 Philadel hia 1 The Reds usually have open- i }t>Ars. He won it fU"st at 11, as BOSTON (UPI) :- The collected 29 points while Celtic Houston 3 !"lew York pAJ 2 lst BOSTON (UP I) - A cloud of ing day to themselves in the Na- 1 H t 1 2nd. a IJ<~by-faced, red-cheeked boy ton Celtlcs might ]Ust as well veteran Tom Heinsohn rang up Ball· doubt that shrouded the Cassius ! tiona! Leagut but this year fmm Ohio · substitute the Colo · J fl d •u imore 5 ous on 0• CiaY· So nny L'1st~n heavyweight 1 Pttlsburgh · · · ' . .. , rua ag an.. 11!1 more, John Havlicek had 15, Chic<~go (A) 8 Cincirmati 1 _ will meet visiting ~ ONLY Palmer, ~ever one~ say die slogan .Don t Tread On Me K. C. Jones 13 and Bill Russell Los Angeles (N) 2 Waslln n 1 ~ut r~purt~dly ~~~ted today and , ~an Francisco and Los Angeles ! end who f1rea a closmg round for their traditional green a doen before he fouled out Seattle (PCL) 1 Lo A ~ 0 , the f1ght Is on. according to . 1s at New York m games that ' 130.00 Dowrt-S.I•nce en ~wo under par 70, won it shamrock: . with_ one second to play. s ng. ( ) I one of the co-promoters. 1 will begin before the Reds ' C.nYenl•nt r •nnt m 1958, 1960, 1962 and 1964. The Philadelphia 78ers m ef- Wilt Chamberlain as always ~ A spokesman for Inter-Conti. clash with Milwaukee. P'ayer edRed in for the crown feet tromped on the seven-time headed the Philadelphia scorers SBA Playoff Standings nentaJ Promotions Inc. of New A Festllle 0 • . 1 in 1961 when Palmer double c~ampion Celtics last Friday with 30 and Hal Greer had 28 _ Dy United Press Jo&ernational York, said Sunday the Massa- ~ Still it' llecas;on . " ' 'vhe oc- ! bogeyed the final hole. mght taild paid dearly for Jt Eastera Division chusetts Boxing Commission cas·, ' ' uksuda by a 1 . t 48 hours Iater. (Be Of " t o ld us that as far as they are un, mar e y a u 11 ouse ,, Master Of Masters Jus st Se\'eo) th FURNITURE CO. 1 30 000 Sunday, Nicklau.s left no As a result, the Celtics are a LOS ANGELES (UPI) Jf w L concerned the fight is on " ~ m~re F~nld ' at venerable : MASON, W. VA. doubt who wa.» the master of single victory away from their Coach Fred Schaus has his Boston ·3 2 Harold Conrad, promoti~n diey t ~ • and that isn't I 1 1 0 the Masten. ninth straight Nalional Basket- w~y • the Los Angeles Lakers Philadelphia 2 3l rector fur Inter-Continental eY ~anged·---~==~================.! He started the day five ball Association Eastern Divi· Will wrap up ~he_ N~tional BasWe11tem Olvisloo said he was ··confident" tha~ 1 strokes ahP.'ld of those two fine slon playoff championship. The k~t?~ll Assoc1at1on s ~este~n (8t>st Of Seveu) all legal questions raised about Masters <' ' .petitors of his a d teams play Tuesday night at DIVISIOn p_layoif champJonstup W. L. the scheduled May 25 fight at left them .something to re~e;. P~iladelphia and, if necessary, T~~sday_ ~1ght at Baltimore. Los Angeles 3 2 Bo.ston Garden had been " comber him by as he shattered 8 wmd up Thursday evening at I deftmte_J,Y feel we can beat Baltimore 2 pletely .and satisfactorily anYouna't• PI Lllwllts<tJ hallowed masters mark _ the Boston. th~m there t~e Laker coach Sunday's Results swered.' Throughout tile~_._· score of 274 set by the might T~e 7~rs had_ clobbered the said Sunday mght after Los Boston J 14 Philadelphia 103 He. said answen to the 12 Ben Hogan back in 1953. Y CeltJ?S m Ollerllme on Friday Angeles defeated the Bullet_s, Los Angeles 120 Baltimore 112 questiOns raised by Suffolk rn· Jtraf+' • When he started out with that evemng. Sunday, Boston ripped 120-112. to take a 3-~ edge m[ County Dist. Atty. Garrett t/llli!SIIids af p+ . . lar commanding five stroke lead , off a 9-0 _le~d and ~as on top the best of seven senes. W~l.er..: Flgbt Results By~ne were pr~vided to the Sunday, he looked at the score- .by_ 12 w1thm the f1rst three I Jerry _west. who has been IBy United Press lnternational j boxmg commiSSion during a ! perfo~mmg hke a one-man Saturday I clo.sed door meeting Saturday. board and smjled when he saw mmutes. . hundreds ot that Player had a birdie on the _The Cel_tlcs wo~d up 114-108 ~uerrilla. squad smce Laker I PANAMA CITY, Panama j . The commissioners already second hole. Sn before he hit a Wl~ners In the fifth game of . _tar Elgm Ba~l?r . was Side- (UPI l - lsmael Laguna, 132, have told us that as far as they shot he had lost a stroke to his the1~ best-of-seven series after hned, pu_t the f1msh~ng touches Panama. outpoint~d Carlos Or- are concerned , !.he light 1s 01 ~, closest pursuer. leadin~ by an average of a doz.. 0 ~ Bal_timore ag_am Su~ay tiz, 134. Puerto Rico liS.. A_nd we're going right ahead He didn't leave it last long en pot~ts through most of the ~Jght wJt_h a 17-pmnt ~xplosmn rounds to win world lightWeight With the signmg of million of / j dollars worth of contracts," for he birdied the fisrt hole late stages or the Boston Gar- 10 the th1rd quarte: that paced championship ). Player must have it · den battle. th~ Los Angeles _tnumph . , Conrad said. one of the various ssc:e:etxmr~; Sa~ Jones, going the 48-minUndou~tedly smce 1946 w~en MEXICO ON TOP "Commissioner Tommy Rawwhich dol the 6 980-- ard Ma ute distance for the Celtics. th~ NBA ftrst held the playotfs, GUATEMALA CITY Guate- son told us , in his opinion . I · Y s- --- -" ··--- - - this has to be the greatest all 1 ' the h I tt>rs course for he immediately ' d . rna a I UP! J ~ Mexico won the re never ave been any : l''<!nt into a tail-spin of three :~~~nSch:e~les for o~e m~n," l North American and Caribbean doubts a~ut the fight. It has ; straight bogeys. • us .01 ~est . He did a soc('er championship Sunday by bee~ on nght along as far as , ''Really I never was worgr:at ~efenstve Job on ~ ?Jll beatmg Guatemala 2-1. Gua- he IS concerned, " he said. . I' - - -ad . really been k1lhng temala finished second in the The rematch between cham1w ~ Ohio U., Doma"nates By United Pre1111 International us . . tourney while Costa Rica was pion Clay and Liston originall Y American League West_ averagmg 48.Z pomts. a third. was scheduled for last Nov . 16 Annual Relays Meet L. Pet g:fme 10 the four previous playbut was CBI!ed off when Clay r ATHENS, Ohio 1VPI) -Ohio Chicago 17 13 .567 co~tests. :-"as held to 17 BRITAIN WINS MEET :ONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPAl\IY 1underwent emergency surgery I · University dominated its annual Cleveland J4 13 .519 ~mots 10 . the first half - mak~ TAMPERE , Finland (UPI) -1 Nov. l:l for a hernia . tifl!l Insurance ,.,..,ai/atfflt ()p AI LOMS rela)ls meet Saturday by win- Boston 11 12 .478 mg 7 field goals and three Britain beat Finland 64_42 1 _, ..," "'" 1 ' • 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2-2111, Pul-oy ning . six events as 11 records Washington 11 !3 .458 f_ree throws. But he came on in a two-day men' s indoor In 1954, Dr. J. RobPr1 were --posted. Baltimore 12 16 .429 hke gang~usters m the opening track and field international Oppenheimer. orten refP.rred to ' NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON Kentucky State and Tennessee New York 1:1 18 .419 °~ the . third penod. -He -made meet, which concluded sunday. as the ··rather of the atomic S:ate each won in five events. Minnesota 11 16 .407 eight fJe~d goals and 8 free The British had taken a 35-:.!D bomb." was suspended from DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. Those three clubs posted mosf., Detroit 11 17 .393 throw . mcludmg three_ held lead mto the final d:1y. the Atomic Energy Commission of the records. I Los Angeles 9 14 39l goals 10 a 50..second penod be· as a possible security risk 7 18 .280 fore the end of the quarter . He -·-- ·. The host Bobcats established j' Kansas City · h. h · h • A TOM R new marks in the distance medNational League w~n •g scormg onors with 43 righthanded reliever Dall . UE MOTOR'S '}l'mts G as Iey ( lo : 01.9) and two-mill relay :I . W. L. Pet. r-v · _.r~~ from the Philadelphia (7 :41.2}. Cincinnati 20 10 .667 RUV GREEN Ph1lhes on " coruhtional basis Kentucky State set records in San Francisco 13 8 fi'9 Sunday and sent pitcher Dave the university sprint medley re- Pittsburgh 17 II '6{n WA:SHlNGTON IUPl) - Th!~ Stenhouse to their Hawaii farm Jay 13 :21.31, the two-mile run Los Angeles 17 II ~~s~~g!~~-- Senators bough dub. Bos-J I I 1 MASON /:S c J: HELEN HELP US! 'Know Your GovernmentDay'isApril28 I - cl·····lItt~--. I 7 I • I I $25 to$2000 Exhibition Standings I w. °. I I :607 (9 14.51 and the 220-yard dash , Houston won by Clarence Ray in 21.3. Milwaukee Tennes,.e State carried off St. Louis . the collegP. sprint Philadelphia records m med •Y In 3:25.7, the 440-yardl Chicago 15 10 .000 16 13 .552 15 13 .536 13 ll .500 13 13 .500 relay _in 41.7 and the 680-yard New York 12 15 re ay_~ !~.~~. 5. Jnclude$ ''B'' games. .444 Read y t - - 0 USe . . . CELEBRATION SPECIAL ''I'm Dwight Sievers, Salesman at Tom Rue Motors 'I Middleport's new Chrysler-Plymouth I Porsche driven by George Follmer won the $10.000 Pensacola PANAMA CITY, Panama 200 sports car race. -Ismael Laguna won the light· at Aqueduct. LE MANS, France - Lloyd tLucky) Casner of Miami, Fla., was killed when his Maserati skidded on a wet track during a practice run for the Le Mans 24-hour race. mala-MexJco won the North · Central American and Carib- ., bean soccer ehamplonship by beating Guatemala 2-1. BOSTON-The Boston Celtics took a 3-2 edge over Phfladelphia in their best-of-seven East- I Alan ern Division title playoff by : Simpson set a world jndoor rec- beating the 76ers 114-108 ' _TAMPERE, Finland - 'I' AKRON, Ohio - Billy Hardwick won the $25.000 first prle ir the $100,000 Firestone Bowl·n~ Tournament. 'j The reason is simple. I want FOR NEW WALKS them to introduce you to Add a new look to your home. Add concrete walks. AU work ruUy guaranted . . . . and most beauliful cars that ever hit concrete mcreases your property's value. 19:rsr lJELIVERY Low PR/CES business. GOEGUIN READY MIX CO. Dwight Stevers Whatever you want in a new car, we've got it. WY 2-3214 P• .. St. tho our town - and the way we do • Seventeen big and beautiful Chryslers. M1ddlo..rt, 0. mouths, .from Valiant to the new ~-- - "Alii said was: Britain-Finland track meet. 1 .j a steak dinner on me. seconds/~~~7=~===·======-~=--=--=-~==-:- : : : ·:=-=-:-:--:::-:::=::::::;:~J~ - -"- urd the of 13 minutes, for 5,000 meters58.4 during the j i the most cars this week will get SAN JUAN, P. R. - Manual GUATEMALA CITY, Guale- .,,1 my salesmen . The one !hat sells saturday t~roning Carlos Orti in a 15- l Santana and Nancy Richey round split decis~on . captured the men's and worn· -en's single titles respectively in NEW YORK-Tanacle scored ! the Caribe Hilton International a~ upse! length and a quarter Tennis Tournament. [ VIctory m the $55,000 Excelsior - ' I have a little deal going with By United Pre-ss lnternallonal I PENSACOLA, Fla.- A Lotus· by de- ' Imperial Dealer at 399 South Third Street. Weekend Sports Summary weight championship and Sixty Ply- 119" wheelbase Sport Fury and the incomporable Imperial. Show me afilter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat:'' One other thing . You should know how I feel ebout bealing deals. I honestly believe that we give the best ones possible, CLEARWATER, Fla. - Dr. Jolm Mercer captured t h e ~merlcan Seniors GoU Tourna- I nent by beating J'iick Russell r the· :final round of matclt Try us. Look over the cars. And take advent.age . ' of our Celebration Special." . ' " l.ay. SUBday $50.00 over appraisal on your trad..inf AUGUSTA, Ga.- Jack Nickau• shol a record-buatlng 12·ole wtal ol 271 w win lhe . ITIUS WEEK ONLY J ATl.ANTA-A. J. Foyt and ..:··~J;·,,. • • : ~ ' ,... . •, Jforvln Panch '6aptured the llllta 1118 ltock ..,. race · ' ¥out .1!1 ·l qtlli. ' TOM RUE MOTORS _rtastera Golf tournament. ~.J(•-·"' • • A~ ' by 399 SOUTH THIRD STREET . ' .• • ~ . '• •_J.'. : ••• 0 ~HR--: , !:" ' 1 • {AUTHoRIZED DEALER - ''. , IIIOIOM ' '- ' �....... ........ "" . _.,4_ .,._ ........ .-.,.. ____ __ -;li • 'F.·--··-....---. ,,,. I I Mrs.Nottis Dall7 leDtiDel, Pomeror·M'tl.,..t,-0 ., Apt. 12, tDS&ol raider ftgbter.!Jo!Jlben and two SET BA1tB SALB· . Vletn m~ Skyraldert ll)ade Evangeline t:h•PM 11i!S 172, strikes In lour dWorenl proviJio wUI ~ave a bake aale, . . . ees. They reported de!lrOYini da' AprU 17 Ill tbe torn1er 111 VIet Con& huts, lllllng 10 Ro~ley 1o ~ bullcllna frOm Communlltl 111d slnkln& two t 1. m. unll• 4 p, m. AU mem"""pana. .. t>era wantlpg baked good• plei<Earller U.S. m111l1ry authorl- et' up &atur<la, mornln& should tiel oaid lbe lelrcb Md beoD icatllerlne Mltdlell 11 abandoned for two Amer!CIIn ~H U530 or Mildred HaWie1 at airmen abOard a Navy Je1 WY ·z.~ flghler Involved ID a clllb last · Fridaf with CommunlJI IIIIGo. UuhWoman New 2-Spttcl $pi blffiehl .,. . 139.95 OftheYear contact S liP with reverse. 2111Dch lflllDI- PI'. PLEASANT- Mn. aid Nott wu 11Iected u "Ciulo Woman ol the Year" b, the Pleasant Jllllior Woman'i at the amual •llusband Dinner" FrldaJ evenJnc. award lo presented to the member oamlng the most polnla for the year. Pickup IDd pall1 All offldal NO PrrcJI 4 HP Spriagfield PHON£ 773-5583 MASON, W. VA. Wltll H• Tllllne - - - - OPEN DAlLY FROM _ _ _ _ _ _ 7:QO to 5:30P.M. SHOP SATURDAY 159-95 UNTIL 8:00P.M. Installation of officers wu held with Mn. Belva Farley, I Senior Advlaor, conduotlng the Installation. Officenl inatalled wen Mrs. Donald E. N o II, president; Mn. John Wl8eman, vice preoldetrt; Mrs. Richard Beller, Miss reconlinl oecretary; L~ ~. ~~~~ru:~ 1ng oecretary ond Mn. Carter, b'easurer. EI!CTRIC CAN OPENER Mrs. Neil Baker, Senior Ad· vlsor, gave the invocation. The Conservation Department sented gla<lloll bulbs to the members of the club. Announcement w81 made "'- the Junior Woman's Club convention to be held in Charleston on Aprll 30 and May I. ' With }<nift PICKENS' DISCOUNT SPECIAL CALENDAR Actl.on Group Hears Outline Of Prowams Mason Society Notes t'RICES. Complete wlth line , rt>ady to go. No bac-k lash, trouble free . Limit 1 to customer. Special values for the kitrhen GARDEN :tiNTER I 1.0wesr1 ELECTRIC CAN OPENER 5-Y•or Guarantelt • Bulk Garden Seed • Package Seed • Flower Seeds • Potting Soil • Peat Moss elime elawn Fertilizer • Lown Seed e Poultry Wire, 1" Mnh, 2" Mesh. eAII Sizeo to 72' High Turkey Wire 'if 12 95 · ~- A Real Sizzlin' Deal! eTEFLON 10" MIRRO SAUCE PAN Better check over your reeL Pickens' Hardware has parts fo~ Pluger Reels. Zebco 202 - 33-44--404 and 66. Johnson 's and South Bend. Get what you need now. I THE: SPINNING REEL 2.88 FISHING TIME PARTS ALBERT CU.ERVO 14_95 Hamitton Beach 202 Zebco Hospitall'ews Ealered Hospital COMING FROM WASHINGTON - Albert Cuervo Na· tional Military Affairs and Naval Officer of the Dis~bled Among those who entered Veterallll, il coming from Washington D. C. to partici· Holzer hospital over the past pate in Hospital Day activities at the Chillicothe Veterans I weekend iilcluded: Sunday ,>,.ministration. He will deliver the keynote address for Mrs. Garnet Betz, 817 Second the May 2nd observanCtJ at an Honor Awards Ceremony Ave., Mrs. John Mllhoon, scbeduled for 11:00 a.m. Purpose of this event is to rec· Oak Dr., Cyrus B. Drummond ognize outstanding personal services by volunteer work· Rt. I Patriot, Robert Pinker: ers and significant accoml'lishments of patients in var· man, Rt. I Crown City Mrs ious work-oriented theraptes. They help exemplify the Robert F. Dugan New & •.,.· theme of this year's observance, "The Business of Liv· W. Va., Tracy D.' Walburn 35j ing", according to Dr. Sam Beanstock, tba hospital di· 1 Hamilton st .. Middleport, 'Her· rector. man M. Kincaid, 691 Brownell Ave., Middleport, Denver M. Thoms, Fisher st., Pomeroy Mrs. William M. Harden, Syr;. Sharpenltr AB5oL.UTEL.Y e2.CUP MIRRO MIXER e9112" MIRRO NYLON SPATULA ALL FOR ONLY 3 _99 No Stick Cooking No Scour Cleaning cuBe, Mrs. Evan D. Jon e Jacksoo, Pamela o. "'"· Mrs. Lula Little<, Wellston, Mrs. Henry Leith, Hamden, Mrs. Lewis F. Taylor. Rt. 2 Those calling on Mr. and Mrs. ~ProctorvlUe, Mrs. Paul H. Fon" Mark Stewart the past week , talne Athens Bryce Browning APP~ were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stew· PT. PLEASANT - The Mas· I Rt j Dov r ' • IJ art and Nancy Sylvia Stewart, on County Action Group held o o 'Se-00 eR,l andFIMrs. Edward ' ' unt 'de ~· Jdlm Hannon Mr. and Mrs. co y-WL m~~mg SundaY 8I- ·Sa •• • • I atwoods ' Ky• I Rvmond Cundut and Joke wee- lernoon In the legioo building turday - Clarence A. Mil· 'Ill lex, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil eon- on VIand Street attended by ••· ~~j~.:~3 F;urtb Ave., Mrs. ftl.l d)ff and Tanya, and Mr. Jameo er 40 lntereoted penon•. · . RiD RdU.b of New Haven. . Membership cards were dis- Grande, PatriciO Ann •llr. and Mn. BUss ·wnson lrlbated and per1101111 Qldlcated Bidwell, Mrs. Marg~ret r, and grandson Brent of OJarle.. on the cards committees they staats, Mrs. Franklin H. tOll have returned irom a two were in.terested in and would 100 • 130 Browndl Ave., M~~le-11 wel!ks<visit to St. Petersburg, serve on. port, Kenneth nay McHaffie. t...;;~7.':':"-=.:=::---.,.-::---~~~-~-~ Mode better than ever Fla. , where they Yislted their The Rev. Charles A. Pil2er 95 Brownell Ave., Middleport, daughter and son-In-taw, Mr. discussed with the group sever· Mra. Gertrude Mees, 122 IJnVAL Spo•ge" Chamoil b<fore. More washable and Mrs. Phil van Vranken and al programs possible under the coin Hill, Pomeroy, OJarleo Ar. PORTABLE MIXER COMBINATION now. Plastic bonct•rtnew daughter Stepbanle Dawn. Economic Opporlunllies A tl. thur Morarlty, Syracuse, Mrs. wash with soap & waMrs. Nan l'dclntosh returned Paul Wedge, Mason C 0 0 n 1 Y Edna Gertrude Pickens, I!Jocine, ter. Large stock now from a two weeks visit to Ak· Board of Education member, William 0. Plummer Jackson ron, Ohio where she visited her d~ the. ?~ead Start" pro- Mrs. Jact L. Feuerha~her Jack~ for better selection. sister and uaisted with I b e gram bemg wllated by t h e SOR, Charles M. !Jenny, Coal· I care of Mrs. Bill Knopp of Ma- Boor~ of Educaliml in Weot ton, Joe N. a,....., Jr., Rt. 1 son wllo ;. aerlously IU. Vlrgima. Ray, Mrs. Wlloon Reeves JronMr. Harry Campbell 1o oble The Board of Directors of the ton, Mrs. George A. May~, Rt. to be out following aa Ulness Action Group will appoint com- I Ironton, Mrs. Jolm Queen at his home here. mlltees after a survey is made South Weboter and Ra W, FOR VARNISH Mrs. Sylvia Stewart and dau· of the membership cards col· Campbell, Parkersbura yw y~ ghter Sally and l!'amldaughter ilocted at Sunday's meeting. lllrtllo • · · AND PAINTED Anna Jean w- ill ParkeroMrs Harold Jl' Q burg laol week. J'le•oowt VaHey Jlolpllal Gall! · . · ueen, Rt. I SURFACES Mr. Jack Bachner Is ablo to ~MI'ITED - Jerry Wa,ne sunc:'liB, daughter, 8:111i a.rn. TRASH CAN PORTA FILE be ID hill store hera after being Jividen, Robertsburg; Mrs. 1· 09 111 for oometime. Kenneth Wilson, Roberlsburg; DlociwJed Mr. and Mrs. Mack Stewart, Mrs. John Cox, Galllpolls; WiJ. Patients discharged over the 'Make• your t!C>usc Mr. and Mrs. CecU Cundiff and llam Rigsby, Roberlsburg; past weekend included Mrs cleanint eas1er. U:;e daughter Tanya were ahoppin& Lawrence Rail, Columbus; Mrs. Eliabeth McGuffi Mr · UMITED TIME ONLY! in Point Pleasant recently James B. Hall, Columbus; Mrs. en Fulk.s Mr Gm, for varnisht>d and WITH THE PURCHASE OF Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cun. Earl Wamsley' Pt. Pleasant; Miss aeo'rgla "s ecrge ey' paintffi surf11ce.~. Won"t dill were at the Gallipolis Clin- Rosa Mae Jffars, Southeide. aid Blake M pene~~=· Ge<. ONE GALlON OR MORE OF harm finish . E~pefa11y Ic Saturday becauso ol illness DISCHARGED - James AJ. nent M ' A~· TenDUPONT PAINTS of their 8011 Johnny lien, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Warren a ' . rs. a Booth, Richi"Ood for trallf!r panel· Mary Dudding who has heeD ' Jividen, Robertsburg; Arthur :-;:''ts Mrs. Charles Am· tnt, 111 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. IDunlap~ Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Ron- ~ 'c Fr. 1 • L. ~der, Mrs. Eber Roush is able to be out. me Wt111ht, Ashton; Glen E. ~ M. 8 ey llld infllllt daugll' Seymour, Pl. Pleasant; Darrell • rs. R. N. Sbmelt and lnHerdman, Pl. Pleasant; Tam- flint 100• Mrs. M. R. Halstead, Annual Services my Wallace, Apple Grove; Mrs. Mrs. Charles Clagg, Cbarles Being Announced Larry Whittington, Arhuckle. Sprouse, Walter James, RichPI'. PLEASANT - The an- BIRTHS - Mr. and Mrs. ard Harker, Doo E. Guinther, nual Union Easter Sunrise Ser·'I Luther Holbrook, Pl. Plea.. Charles Morris, Mrs. Clifford vice wUI be held Eaaler lllOl'll- ant, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Carder, Ora N. Carlisle, Mrs. KUTTER 26" bi~e with chrome fenders, whi te sidewail tires, ing at 6:30 a. m. at the PI John Gillispie, Southside, a Gardeo Prater, Betty Phiillip~. 1 GALGASCAN head }Jght and back carrier. Pleasant 111gb School. The Rev: daughter; Mr. and Mrs. John Beth Gooderham, Vance E. ALL FOR 95 Clarence Dillon, minister of Cox, Galllpolla, a son, Meter, Barbara Evans1,, ri~=~ ONLY the First Church of God, will ta L. May, Evel,n R. II Another Pickens' good buy. Purchase on payment be the speaker. VIncent J. Hill. plan if you wish. Weather permitting, the sar- Public Peiionnance Chester Arnett, Mrs. Golden vices will be held at the foot- To be ou Thunday Canaday, Cllarleo w. NEW SHIPMENT ball stadium. In case of lncleMrs. J..•ie Chlldresa, Mrs. IJn. ' ment weather, the service will PI'. PLI!;ASANT - 'l1te 7th Ider Dains, Ray s. Elan, Mrs be bold In tbe ochool audllorlum. and tllh Grade vocal groupo of Dean R. Fruier, Wendell ;. Union Good Friday servlces Pl. Pleasant Junior High James, Mrs. Robert Lee Wnc. .59 will start at noon ID the llfaiD School wUl 11vo 1 publlc per· Mrs. Keith ilfce111118, ' .... n Potontod tllo .., wltlo f' Street Baptist Church. The mes-Jiof!"ance In the Jr. High audi- E Mayes Sr. Mrs, Hobart Put•!*If· ...,. ..plll:ity Won't c:ratk. Comes in patterns will be delivered by the torium on Main Street. ThtD'• ney Mro. Edward Rowland Mro just Uke wallpaper. Paste or Rev. Gilbert Moore, pastor. day, AprU. 22, _at 7:30 p. m . . un· C. Blalne Sanders, Okey Skid. tack on. VAL TEST AUTO SEAT der the directmn of ~ Eliz. more, Bllly Jane Sprouse, HEDGE SHEARS CUSHION I5CULPl'OR DIES abetb -Moore. - . I Jameo steele, Ernest Sll WALL-TEX VINYL NEW YORK (IJPI) - VI<!« The lllnllll Jr. Hl&b School Mrs. Randolph Word llllll~· Solvalore. 80, the sculptor spring prom will be held on Elite! Betz. •· whose "Sandlot Kid" statue April 3o from •:30 P. m. unUI statidl at the entrance of IJou.. 10 P· m. Music lor the dance Wali-Tex makes every room play-proof. Dirt and WALL OPENS bteday Field 111 · Cooperstown will •,be Jl'11VItll!¢ bJ the, hi!lh smu~ges spo_nge rij:ht off. Won't tear Uke paper. b • IICboOI dance band Wider tbe Wont !IW' like pamt. Wall·Tex can take it, lasts N. Y., lrthpla~ '!f baseball, direction of James Andrew:s. No BERLIN (UPI) ~ The Om). for _years. died Sunday. · guo~ wlll. be permitted- to ai- munlsts opened the Berlin wall H HOME ¥ uES SAL" ' AT PICKENS WALLPAPER 199 LINSEED OIL SOAP rm •. 9" REG. $2.75 .tf Adding a room?~ closing a breezeway? Finishing the upstairs? There's a GAS Room Heater· Designed to Make It Comfortable! ;:t ! ANNOUNCEMENT FREE HEARING TEST Will Be Glvon By William Diles, Athens, who has more thon 15 yrs. nperlonce. He will demonstrate the moot remo rkable naw hearing aids by Radloeor. Remernber the ploce ond the dote. La Salle Hotel, Middleport Hestlng a new room usually presents a problem beel11111 the original heat· ing system was not designed for it. But a safe Gas room heater can make the niW room completely comfortable. Gas room heaters are thermostetically controlled, lilY to Instill, and occupy Ill& dlfftren~:~ , •• costa rasa. too. You'll 1" • 39· WALLRITE 3 ••ae r Fabric Wall Covering WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 2·5 P.M. '.- Call For Hom• Appointment - No Chorge J >'I' =-~ ~; 'iJ"!\: .!: ~: PlJBIISjjF:R Dnis _ . lend the lluiiOnl dance. OMAHA, Neb. (UP!) .:.. J'D- ' TJ190P~ ~ ~ BetiJn for the lint 111)8 IInce nerli servleetl will- be held to. PT. ~l'l'l' . _, state p;,. he "'"ler wu near- day far David Blacker, 113, ·li !Ice 'TrO)!lper a. :~m: ' lilt1bodr, ly· lour years 1110• · :Jiualan satlve who owl\ed ond Mapil : Ati!I!Ut.' li ~ · ,~Usbed lhe 11ttD- DtWiljl8JMft Iris ~~ lill '~ fl'ol'll a· ~ ' J.'moper ·!e;moir till hnspollal. " , at""'lt ·' or WiMI liled d•m.. lhe 1mteDtL '), - w , ~< '1 ·~, ~. / ;1. ..I''·u "~'U~ ' -"""! • ,, ·~ • thrown,.,. DILES RADIOEAR LY J4550 2A5 1. Stole 11. VALUE f 59c-l BICYCLE SPECIAL! hardly notice the cost of heetlna the new room. Gas Is unmatched for economy. For mmple, It COS!S 1111 than haH as much as electric hNt. Ask your heatlna dealar or c:onboctol for his recornmendltlons ••• we'le sure he'll recommend Gas. almost no space In the room. Install them between studs, recess them In a wall, •. you can even put them In the attic I Many can be vented right through an outside wall, maklna a chimney unnecessary. Gas makes the 1·" :U,:rd· 8 1/2, TEFLON:. COATED PAN ·,. AthoM. 0 . ' ~' . " ,. J.; ' .... . ·• lt!fl._ \ J l,. • ' j ~ 'I r ' \ ' ' ., ,. ' ..... t'* •' -~ {" ~ J '' ' c ' �'. · Hooks 'n!Slices j BY JOHN TEAI'ORD lub ''-""' -v...,... m e Wft& the Have . you seen the warm daya ball with the banda 8lld not the brmg the golfers out of their 'lfl'llll 11 008 o1 Jhe biggest • toCOOtllll I belleve (U Jhe old caDed oecreta The wrist aell •aytng goes) that everyone and u a binge on. a door and mllll bls brother wu playlnl plf be free at an tlmea, bUI It 11 •ast week-end. One play.inJ mem. tbrougb the use of the llltpn .,.~ of the boulehald 1000 Jn.lbal tha lUdden tbMt 11 apo ptres the othen and It lla't piled.' Hel'e Ia the 1'1118011 till& 1l~g chiU:.,..MDm. ~ all lite proftlsionall on the tour are .,........ !tap. Joolc like they nlng so euy. ~ l~un toe~at the ~· Here you He speed being given ,;. II a very 81111111 tblllo the club by the fingers rail>wh~.!j 1t~ ~" tha II' tbaD by brule Ioree of the builds ~er andy~»eer ':e~~ body mWIC• llonshlpa bet'lfeen famlll .. IIIII AnyOIIII wbo II llliowl about olher people of the eommlllllty lell'llllll lo play IPlf the corPeople latllhinl end having fmi reet way lliould COII8kler the while competing, creates 1 plea- :::martlentleln tha bqinnlng of ••nt atmosphere which does ev· c , Only with correct eryone a little and some lot practlce, can one ~cbleve a 1 ··J good . . hliher goal of efficiency. EYAII IEDIUIWHrn Q~DI · E· 008 1 c Dozen the = Air Force Man - Ill "•II . . ' • llillil •.., B -.. • ::s~ ~ s~~ n;; ~'~ ~ ~ edlordEiglitll Crade rooN ..... · Credited with m lllrluc with ber bt:ulbir, tid two thiMa I« omNIIIID!), 8 hind F D ,. - - • • 11 . Famil G1~o:t:=~ ~.. -~U::.:!~:': e ' · ootlightsApri117 ~~:..~·~~·_....:., . . . 8avmg Y ~wt,~IDJ.,: -~ :;:e:.or~~J: ~': The Brl!ll(ord elgbtb pie lin are Wlfler Al'llOid • Cllw. ;;; , oany felltiMI, !'omtroy-~ e., Apr. ~ 'lM.f ==-:, ":';;...~·~: All :n, ~ \~At::: :sb~ ~~ ~ p Att f = Air Foce fril!llll of=· ID II'IIBW ol J. . t: ::::: JlUIL ........ 9 2 • , brollter-in-law of "A.IC ,... ___ 0 valle ~--· ••-·· F ' w 1•Tllere wUJ be ~ ........ ...,_.· l!ob J I • •; .., ij r 1 - - .....1'1111-tlLee 0. Wood of Rutlaad, wu "....-.~ • ~ • ....,. "'"""" aile remetned with• admtM '"v"""" ,_. 011e1 u W. W. ~·\11'1dlted with IIViDC Jhe Uves lire dept., bla the IDlured anw they were lak·jn.eto and an IIIISCI'U))Uiou lid -o • ..W • 1 of ftDu and hll .nt., Mary ADD Coorteoui Drlvtr 111. "" Molllb 8D Ia a bolpital. Maj. 11.opry con · centa. lalking lawyer; 11Gtio Rludolpll •. J (Wood) ROlland tbelr live llllll for Docemller ~ hll aei!OOI a W. Comploft, chief of safety Ill ''Short ol Mw:der'' t b • u an elevator ..,.... 'til» Debolt ss Jtllt before atrlllll In flOW: tla)'l belore Chrlstmaa .In COIIIIIIeDtled AlriDIIIt Faile for playera wUJ be ll:dward Smltlt baa bet" ups and doontl; Eva- OdeacP l'ruee. aldial I~ -went ¥II> 1111 "UIIIelflsh and ldud act" u Doo M(tcbe!l, • Jotllll aula liDo Amold u Mile PIJ!If" Mr. Wood· broupl bacll the tlmo. toward hll fellow IIWiorists. meebaDic; Jsnet Meea u Alme we!Bbl. ~ to tha DaD; (leo& lj,ory tbll week Iller 'lisltlng Wblle tlrll'lDa toward an. 0!1 Mar. 13th Mr. and Mrs. carr, a YOUIII ~teao~repber; Jolm Dean, u Dean Jerkhlmer w. 1.,. Kr. and Mrs, 11ou where they aloz 011 Raute de VIllers Air- Rou arrived at Dayton and !.any Justice u Jake Bartoo, prim, )lrlNy, and proper bud llhDtrell •••,.......... ..1 j an patlelli at Lockhoume IIIID P'alle came aecl rpenl e week at Wright Petter- an easy • gomg sberlff; Randy of the Unlverslt)'; Lee Roy Cade Torotllo :t t A'f Bale hospital, Collllllbua. dent at tha brJdli =PIL &I IOD Air Foroe Hospital and tben Sycks U Ralpll Potier, 8 cr.r. as Profesaor Bwiloll, pro(e ar g I 1 J 'I 111 Aupa&, Mr, Bola wu aeut of tha oeeupan1a were lylnl on wve aent on to Lockbourne 1n ty llwyer; Wendy CIU'(lel' aa AI· of ebeml8try; Patrkla BlaDiteo- . I to FriD<le 1o serve lor tltree the river bank· a WOlll8ll and Columblll! wbere they wU! re- gle Jones, a volunteer deputy ship 118 Madam Balleyhoo, Pro- Detroit 4 ,..,., J years. Mary Ann 111111 their ehild blttl been Into near main for oeveral months. Any· sheriff; Kenda Cbaney aa Sar· fesscr of flcle!lee 8Dd Bruce Jus. (Oalf pme iChilriW) five boyJ went toO, Oo Dee. freelnl water. The airman one wishing to St!tld them cards ab SlmJ18011 a houaekeeper; Rh• 20th the ltllnlly was Involved In removed the woman and child or letters may do so at this u Lucy Moore, a an IIUio IICCidelll and were aU from lite water lllld eovered address: usewlfe; Jim Hudnell • • 0 0 1 put In a boaplllllln Fruce. them with hll coat and shirt. Mr. aad Mn. Pall IL Boaa M,::e8• w• Later, Mr. and am. Rou He made a toumlliuet from bia Loekbottrao tz aa 0 Pt 0 MI t • I I T were sent to Gei'IIIIDy to a bet- llllllerablrl to at.m the flow of A. F. Hoap. Ezr~ EatoD 88 old man but Oftlce Soan: 9 to 12.1 to IICiael·lt Noaa 011 ter bolpltal. 'lbe cr!ldren were blood from Ute WOJUD'• lnjur- ::t!"=.e o:.:·B· anIn Case" aeo Tblll'l. - Eut Court St., P"aiiO]" ~ ~ ~ ::w- • llbj.,, •• -· ..._a Of._, M ibrown ~~ :.!' »... ~' N W COMPTON 0 D .~ulplafn. """ m:~=~d BEGINNERS: THE GRIP READY FOR ACTION - Ready for com bat, Marines storm ashore in the red beach area bordering the vital U. S. air base at Da Nang, South VietNam. The reinforcements were the second contingent of Marines assigned to guard the base. . ---·- - - - -f Broadway Four - B. Kraws- · cyn 28B ; F. Manley 392; K. Kauff Ul; S. Russell 266 ; HandJUNlOR BOVS J..EA'--"UE 1 ~• <1"?.4 \Vn ... ~ r.n-:t 11 N. V icap 1C5 ; Total 1312. Won 2, Maret 31. 196> Clothing - J Wallon 431 ; R. Lost L ream No. 2 - L Smith -~- -- , In t1ie laot article we dlecultthe 41fferent cluba and their · ·. This week let's dlacuss . •w to hold tho club, Keep Ill "' ind that aU of my reoommen. •lions are on a bull of a atart- . Loca] Bowling Results 1 1 B. Swayer 419 . ~ - Saw- er 185 : Ind . High ~ri~s _ P. \1 eter 306 ; Total 1209: BROUGHTON'S COTTAGE CHEESE W~ 0. ~-N 437 D. Cro w 333 : T Titus C'oll ins 471 . 'Tf>am High GamE' L~st 3. R_ollette-s - L. W1ndon 294 . S. Dom1g.m 404 : Handicap - Simon's Markel 807; Team 42, : L. Ridenour 230: (', Leon. 6711 : Total 2565. Won ~- Lost 1 High Series 2242. ~rd 309; R Yeauger 281 : Hand· T•am ~o. 1 - lllmd 255. L 1 . 1cap 75; Total 1322, Won 3. Lost Vaughan 456 .I Burt 420; K, TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE I 0· Phalm 322; Bhnd 255; Hand!April6. 1965 Slow Four -· E. Hal•y 327; ntp 710 : Total 2416. Tram No . Foreman & Abbott ~ lack· ~ . Neal 325 ; J . Ferguson 307; 3 - T Vaughan 210 . Blmd 2:)5 st on 505: .~bOott 472: r.rurser V. Phillips 292 ; Handicap 45 ; n Hood 256 Blind 2fl5 : .1. 50R. Dillon 497 . Radfnrd 517· , Total 1286 Won 1 Lost 2. Spare. (:laze 342 : Handif':lJl 102:1 To- 'l'ntal 2499. Won 1, Lost 2. Point; less- W. Fetty 343: M. Snow. t.::~l 2341. Won 0. Lost :1 'l.. Meigli Co. Reagle Club _ den 261; P. Grant 428 : Blind 'f'f!am High Three Games - . Rupe 500 ; Joe Johnson 473; 1255. Won~· Lost I. Ash land Oil 2565: Team Htgh 1\en .John son 573: Chi~ ler 476: Team Htgh ~hree Ga m e~­ Single Game - Ashland 011 Wipple 458 ; Handicap 42 ; To- T~am No . 2 1,:,84; Team H1gh 914 Ind. High Thrf:'e Gtm1e~ - tal 2522. Won 2. Lost 1, Points SJ-ngle Game Team No. 2 Loring Vaughan 456: Ind. ll1 gh 6. 549, Ind. High Three Ga mesSingle Game - Loring Vrmgh- 1 G & J _ Sisson 479 : L()ng·' P_hyl!i s Granl 428; lnd: High an 200. streth 388: Jim Johnson 500: . Sml{le Game - Phylhs Gr<int ~---- - Swift's Premium - ctn. btlt EVAIS SWEET U. S. Cov't, Inspected FULLY COOKED ROLLS Ham Slices Thick Regular Wafer Thin Hawl ings 48fi ; Rlind 3911; Hand!-1159• ,.------"!!'!1111... Women's Thursday Mlf'rnoon League April I. 1965 PK8. YOU Wellesley Farms '---------...1 AND THE LAW - Ind . High Game _ K. John- lnow as she bad promised her 221; lnd High Series _ K husband tins treat for dmner. Couch 393 ; L. Burt 346 : .I. Hy- [:Johnson 523; Team High Gam~ It was only a two-minute sell 360 ; Handicap 276 ; Total ,- Mason Keystone 898 · Team ldrlve to the netghborhood gro-207'1. Won I, Lost 2 High Series _ Meigs c~. Bea- eery stor~. In her rusb how· Team No. 1 - c. Ohlinger i gle Cl ub 25'2. ever~ Sally left the keyt1 m the I t. lson 439; E. Sellrles 368 : N. AmH · . bary 405. A. annmg: •48 . P. Mullcl1 462 · llandJcap 102 To- C. I-CT. cap 150 : Total 2393 ; Won l, Lost . 2. Points 2. Uolsum Wood 503 ; Martin 520: Grate 553; Rutland Furnituro D Grale Schilling 419 ; Art Stol>art 397 ; 4(MS , P. Carson 339 : l'. Black Tota l 2492 : Won 2. Lost :, Points ~21; M. Edwards 243; V. Grate ln. 309 ; Handicap 372 ; Tota l 1992. 1 Crow's Steak House - Ingels Won 0, Lost 3. Fabric Shop - 457: llaley 547 ; Holliday 410; E. Roush 455: A. Nease 401: Duerr 456: Davis 489 ; Total N Barton 412 ; L. :.1cKinney 2359; Won 2. Lost I, Points 6. KEYS IN mE IGNITION 3"8. I. Howell 4441 , Handic:1p Mason City Keystone - Smith 162 : Total 2184. Won 3. Lost 0. 266 ; Ash 211; ~1cKenzie 409; Right in the middle of mix- " ' Simon's Mkt. - P. Collins 1Gloeckner 508 ; Craig 451 ; Mar- ing her favorite cake, Sally dls~7 1 ; G Burdette 388 : D. Clark [cinko 357: Handicap 127 : To. j cove~ed t_hat s~ was out of onr ~:o : M. Oomigan 428: D. Ni~ n ~ lal 2335 Won 1, Lost 2, Points spectal mgredtent. She really 1 429: Handicap 126 Total 2242. , 2. couldn't throw the mixture out Won 2, Lost 1. Landmark P. Bilikam 372 ; Blind 330 ; 12-oz. Ice Cream LUX Fine for Salads Firm Ripe TOMATOES All Fla¥Dn !-l·hl. Ctn. btl, 1gmt10n when she went . into the store. She was in the Womf>n's RN!Inner sLeague 1 . April 7 1965 store only a mmute. but when _ ' she returned to the parking lot . ___ ' . 6-Daily Se ntinel, Pomeroy·M!ddleport, -- · .. ---~ - Q ., Apr. 12, 1965 .the car was gone. Suddenly she heard a grind- VoucanwiA UP to 101000 rd'Jt Gletln Stamps ing crash down the street. Run- ning to the sidewalk, Sally could see a white station wag· on-her car!-tangled with a large truck . .Ever,body j ~ 1 with New Power rl!l· . ' ed Sally, '·He just stole this System car." Stop In Ivery Clliance You Ga~ The More Store Vilitt ••• Th• More . The policeman collared the thief . The thief, irked at being caught, corn..rnented, "Lady, it's too bad you left the keys In th~t uMaglc Checb" car, or this might'a never happened." ''Ma'am,'' aaid the policeman, " if this is true, then I'll BOIJits •ir rnowment: for aruter c:leanina; power. have to give you a citation for violation of the city ordinance prohibiting leaving keys in an unattended car.'' "And I'll sue you for negli· gen<~e." came the gruff corn· ment over Sally's shoulder. deep! Fnl! ~ . ; 1 Model 705 1 S3995 I. Turning Sally saw the truck 1 driver. "Your leaving those keys really caused this acci· dent, " he said. Complete Wllh Deluxe 8-pc. set rtf I Where di<l Sally stand' Was CARRIES ITS TOOLS INSIDE f , •• in a Ult.out tray! • '¥ ' she really responsible for the whole situation? No. acoonibll to 8 r~eat 1 1 ® f1I)IS -rv helpful- hMuNl • = Cleanina: Tools . ruling of t•• Olllo Supreme Court. While IDIDY ltl<al ordlnaaceo prohibit leavlag koyo In the lgaltloa of an UDit· dN118r oen htlv•l tended vebtele, tbe drive!' C!aa~ not h< held rotpoasible foi lfNUUKA8LI NYLON NOH e rt."ftt TOP Lll • IIDOIQLI IIRW P• DUll' IAI e ltOftlt AD,UITII • OHD CADD1' • TOI IWITCH - l d - - I..IDIDIW...M-..&'hRI._Y~WOIIctsfW tb< negHgeat aetloa of the thief who ll<alo it. - INGELS MIDDLEPORT FURNITURE WY2·263S The court's opinion said that only when the owner entrusts l.he owner have any liability , for lbe latter's lctions. In thi~ case, the thief took the car I without Sally's consent . It wu he who caused the accident. Therefore, Sally is liable only I' for the l~al fine ror leaving L...------------------·1! her keys ill tho i&tJition. .. "all" 83c SIAl UQUID ' b:. 37c .' Giant 1ize 2 CONDENIID "all" IO.IIt. box 3 ::; 40c PIA1SE '""' ' WISil RINSO ILUE ILUE SllVER DUST "':~ DISH ALL to-:;."' ~ FINAL TOUCH num 7Sc .... LIFEBUOY 2.::. ,.. PUlSE .o.·, . ALL ·-:::. IS. ·' IREUE """ suRF·'' .., Whltli, PI• LUX _..., eite~ I \.7;.. 17c ux.;.. .... · ·~7k VIM TAILnS JELL· 0 Gel1tln Hew Uaht s ·p RY !All flovoral tr "" Ialtol ..... 10c ..... 82c DOVE UQUII log, Iter. ·. UFBUOY ·• ....~­ :r.: .l, AQUA HANDY ANDY the car to a third party does I Open Fri. & S.t. Nights COLD WATER 5-LIBIT MvSDit • • • ;.;.: .:::1.: fiiO, $22.95 m1nt - •''J· GAL Clc;~r. wilt•r repr~llent • ...... _ r, $2.97 Rq. $1-;49 83c p~tlng. ,. ; ' - Cauflcl81 c.trillp ~h e ::l< lng. Kills. and p!eve11ts 78C Clrdlne ....,,._., UGHri'DIIIa YARD LAIITERII . . .. _ ~ 28"'• KITCHEN FIX1UIE ms f1.28 ::; 15.28 SWDOIIDXi) -..- . HOUSE PAINT 111-88 ' 2&1 500 anclPOST . BLISTER & PEEL RESIISU>NT. ~sh b1u$hn c.Un with water ... aDDI1 --..and coat th• aam• dey! Can bra •pplit(f fo YfOOd HC:.aotn' ......... """ UT.GLAIISIIliNG ....... _,. IAVA'IOIIY I1Z.II $10.91 :&13444 .41.,,. Wai(.Hung -uus ........ _ $54.25 MEDICINE CABINET 12"' X 16'"' 110. $11.95 _... WOCmiN --$2.27 I llw a a. Seat iii... - - ka:,~~-:: safel)o runp 2A' UDDER- 111c. $27.110 28' LADDER .. __ ... $31M Charier House LAD"FF, SPRAY ENAMEL sturdy. ll&ilt• larl',e 16-ol. ~ (If col0f"5. ..- . •ltct•ft eiOIIIIH-. .... •"' step$ , , , A skld Moes. WITH COUPON heavy • duty nQfto $19-ts JIIAS11C 16' X SO' ltoll· - 511.95 ~S7.21 .,.... $16.66 2"114"111' _..111NM111 IIIIlS ••••• - 65c Good Quollly 011 ._. MUc• BOARII .......... '1,11110111L.._$116.00 ··~,...... . ~~S'xpor Doubl•· t•per . fotged - bbdw••• .-clushre Ames shock band to guard · - ...... break- ROUND BOW RAKE ••o. $JHI $2-39 3-CU. FT. t•IEIDED- CEIIIIG WHEELBARROW CRAfliiX GIIOOVID REG. $9,80 PAIEL Slfe, fully foled ~- wdctPLlncture proal tira • , • Dlaatic h•nd crips. ktHI tar -.$4-15 14.19 a.a. ar prden uu. .................. ....., ---.tr··~ Phono Uo Per A F- lotl1111te _ If' ....... _...... ,...- IIEEDN&ftoill·lr' •.....- :ij1.:{• • • t----------------------'---~~=:--4~~~---~-lnsWI. ...... m SAnN LACQUER •11 FlfiSIIID MIPW 4'" .. SH&I' DO If yoe $4.49 FENCING ...1 ·- 'fOG I '.S QUIET! Elilpto- --- ' . • •• 01: WE INSJAUI No Down P1yment ... , -- -····--113.55 . . J( - -. •$19.!11 11&.761-,;,.__ _._ GALV-t\4Am WPDP'IAWN FBICE MANY MORE VALUISI A.M. Thunclay, April 15 tHE POMEROY: CEMENT BLOCK· CO. PHOMES WY2.:tl93 and WY2~79 / 69c ~~~$~~' •·wooo STEP PJM.;3JI'taOH $1.49 PAINT THINNER 117.44 520.93 S24-94 $22,59 PICNIC TAIII I A'IDI THINZIT NoD-skid shoes ••• 20' lADDER~ .... •wooo _,, SIRVICI DOORS =: .. IJchlwei&ht:,!• usy-to-handte. Non-sldd IOUND ..... $1 .69 a.au: 3o"u•m SHOWEIDOOR $23.75 met.l, m•somy &url'ecet .•• or Mtlfttol. tlful. flat finish with c lean eotors. blln. Russia launched IDto ~the tint hnl!l" to orbit lite ~ and return salelf, warping. termifn. rot, mold. IIMir-QDM the two band. Both bands gripping the elub should feel 11 one,. topther end pressure points are In the middle two fingers. It Is with &be fingers that lhe touring profeulonal whip• Jn ijat, : prwvenlltive for wood. Guards against pa·'lt UI.EMICI! I~ • ,. 111r. SWIICH · 37c Clll• 1. . . . . . . . . .. 1 By Ulllletl Preso Jntenlatlonal Today i! Monday, Aprll IZ, the 102nd day of 11165 with 263 to follow. The lJ100I1 11 approaciJinC Ita phaU/ , , The momiag stars are Mara and Saturn. The evening ators are Mara, Jupiter and Mercury. On tbll day In history: In 1861, Confederate fonles opened Ore on Fort SUmter, • federal fort In the harbor of Charleston, s. c., and the avn Wor bepu. In l!Hii, President Franklin De rano Rooaevelt died m Wll'lll Sprinp. Htll'ty Tr U miD WIS tw&nl Into olllce to •cceed ·-Willi, a THE ALMANAC ........ aoc ..., to dol•n much success in unification of "Arrest that man,'' scream· l VACUUM CL.AN.It PAINT BRUSHES The rlghf hand placement on the club sljouid be with the left t~umb flttjsg In the hollow or hfe line; lrll lite small finger overlapplnf the Index finger of the left hand. Ths grip being most wldely used bas received Racing to the scene, Sally EUREKA >egin, How you develop your•elf ,by practice ;., entirely up to yl>ti. Through the seventeen years I have been playing golf I have learned U18t the old golden rule. "You pt out of anything just what you put .In It" 11 very fair, true and juat atal&o menl.' Adjuatments will be necessary among different people because no two peraons feel the same reactions when they lake hold of a aolf club. Beware of changing your hand position on the club upon the auggeotlon of a golfing friend unless you are confident that he Is quaiHled. A change in your grip unexpect· edly can be a major tum for b""t or worat. Your hands tell the eluhface w11at to do. n It doesn't return to the ball In a straight manner the ball wm be hit In any w~y but straight and anything con result from hook to a high fiyln8 ahol. Always keep this In- mind whife practicing. Your biggest goal Is takiqg the club away and bring. mg II back to the baD 1n a straight way. Holding the club with }he left baDd only, place the gjip so that It II dlqonally aero., your band. 'lbe end or the ~ s1ll!lld Itt under the heel ' the hand and run dlagonan down across the latuctIes over the !I4!COIId Joint of tM Index finger. The v form. ed by the lhumb and Index finger Q.ould point toward your rtghl · sh~. Pressure to be applk!tl to the grip by the hand I~ in,. the laat three fingers, ~ f1rm grip by the left hand must be beld throughout the enUre OWillJ to keep the club on a good path and from turning or sUpping. .\ .slove Is vecy essential in help!tlg you io this. The golf glove ;., made very thin so th~t -\"'U can tetaiD feel. Persp~rabon can make the grip sllppery and hard to hold on to in hot weather, A glove also helps keep bllstel'~l from forming. Ladles especllluy should have a golf glove llleciluse their hands are gmerally much aofter than men's. saw the sa d truth_ Her ca r , was a wreck and so was the truck . A man. was climbing out of her car, JUSt as the police !arrived. YO HOME DURING OUR •••• point or a correct way to '1'! Tf'am No. 2 _ R. vawzhan _1.,.._ • ._,. ,,.,.r 3tiZ .J Warner 422 355. A. Radford 337. M Han205. J . Swatzel 327 ; R. Burt C. Krautler 333 B. Smith 430: 1 nahs 337 ; K. Wildermuth 355 ; 353 . S Van Meter 250 ; R Hag- Handicap 162 ; Total 2!40. Won Tot~! l384 . Won I. Lost 2. ger1y 399 ; Handicap 951: T nl al 0, Lost 3. Pt~nettes - I. Bartrum 311 ;_ V 2485. Won 1, Lost 2. Ashland Ind . High Game - C. Ohling- Davts 238 ; P . Stone 354 ; C. 'van Oil - PERK .i ..... ., • ~ril!lty 75 C �J %I N n 'II, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., Afll. 12, tMII • .... T. tn • -•1 "''otlce n ~ -- -==;"i:~= lfOTIC.I 'tO COJil'.ACTORI ITAft OP OHIO DIPA-.TMINT 041 HIOHWAY• c.""""" Olllle• • ,II • • lMS Ca"trect . . . L..... c.., Mo. 65-IN UNIT PRICI CONTRACT a.u.a Business "--·J~ r~ : Jen.l\tt.~1-~;,;~~~r~~5~~""'"'f.:~~-l\ SMAU eNte. Pan.IM'Qt Wldtb Vari•bPoe . ProJed and !\lle~&~~ ...rt ..... ~ ENGINE REP'"IR _ Pavement ~ldth Vartable. Prolecl Worll: leNtb - 2 ~o. Yelll Counu. Ohio. on 508.t fM I or 5 .02 mila. Section St.le Route 1 and Klchway Mto-1 DA-0-41, S.akl Route No . 1 DA ~ Werld W J ht ..__ •r II rvWIIr ~WI 5•1• & S•nke l'am Not. s a , MEG- IU·~.U. Sta~.e Melp County . Ohio. on flout. a nd MEG·l'l3· DA-0 Ho. State ftoute \a~~~roft~M!Dt. _,.a.o _ .._ to •urfaclru~: m.. CM' .. .......... " '"' ...,, "'"' ....,. c...... u~. obto. .. ..,.,.. '-1" '-"' "" 1"'· ti:IAl amoWI.t bld. ......,.. Put .... ' • ~ i' Mowen_ ""'The dal.e set fo r completion 5 . ~-·nt ___ ,....,_...... ~ ...... rldt Qetpanl . ... ~ • . TO SAVE YOU MONEY_ pIUS --:..·~ .. fonNDCI. 8alaD ar .cGDQP')' aad ••MitralllliiJ .. _... lie~ Mallrt lt. 11m SlnfK. ,......., '.M. .. ,. P.M. O.lly I I' 4 a...... - WILCO" SERVICE A .......... 1Wl3-f'l' . Nt• Rout. worll lhaU be u ltll forth In the CaUla CouDQ>. Ohio. OD hctlo.,. No. at, ill. RuLland m<l S&Uibtll"J bld4in• propoaa!." Each bidder tball be n!qulred 1.o eA,L.'t(ll.a::s • :K.llll). SY.. Koute No. 1'"'-.nab.l\ll o, n.u.rt•clDI wt.m upha]. I' . ·- -~~--R-------.-· lt, .,.. I .DI.: A. l . .... 00 1dled from . . . Jalflflld 1Jil .1 iVef DeWS down 11, 1:30 a.m.; Jerry """ Dlla _Nllllonal IDVICZ PT Boll worth up :ao 1 8 m . Loull- do'WD 8 p.m.; Jolll '-'tdd Dtan CIUCAGO. (UPI) - ~I ....,._ G.... 1J1 , f llna up 10, 1:10 a.m:; ., Hlrry don 10:40 p.QL; J,Jm Hood :":, 1 ~":~~-~~n~J ~~ ~ fo ~~~~GIIIP a-dhpl Ga!Upolltj Dyet doWD 10 1 :.,. • o.m.; "-"- U :-.. p.m.; L. ...._, ,..' -~-· ....._ .........,, - ,_,_ • uuwu ._,. Dam 20.7, SU, rollen ble up zt. U& a.m.; Vulcln down 1:11 a.m.; PbWp Sporn . ~ eroy•MUOD 32.17, pt, 21 I 40 Annette H Ita- up • ' am .; Jooes. up 5 a.m.; New OrleaM dowlt 32.58, lnton US up 13, UO a.m. : Laguna down 7 15 J-.... J ' aawlla Fa lit tUI faDJna, 23 5-25 am . Jeffmo zs : l .m.; ..., · IWfl up I lesion 2Ut. London dam up • 8:30a.m. s.'. 30 ·a.m.;· J.,. S. LaWII." down 1'lllll1llli 11 leel, MllJ'IIId G.....,up 1:110 p.m.; Alice down Kua•.. River - Semol up and Winfield dam 58 1..1. Greenup 10:10 p.m.; Bayou Lor· U.ndon 4:50 a.m.; Beaver Ohio River will rlsb!i aloe do G 2 .~. lhe rate of one tenth fool r wn reenup I :30 ·a.m. ; down Wnuleld 3:116 p.m.; llelenl Mark M. up Greenup 6:30a.m.; Z. up Wlnlleld 3:30 p.m.; Allen hour at GallipoU. Dam · Tlbolt up Meldahl 9:10 p.m.; R. Merrill down Winfield li p. 1 Boat Movemeall: Volley Voyager up Meldahl 11:· m. H. E. Bowleo up Wlnfield l Ohio Rl••r . Onward up 55 Aetna-Louisville down 10:35 p.m.; Lucy Jane Lucaa l a.m.; Bob Benter up 14, 2:5:> a.m. ; Elisha down Wlntield 3:05 p.m.; l1 :30 p.m.; Little George up Woods up Meldahl 4 a.m.; Lor· George Price down Winfield; a.m.; PegB)' Downey ena down Meldahl 4:55 a.m. 3:15 a.m. · II, 5:30 a.m.; OVEC down 16, Se 1. I ~p M'd - I n me , omeroy- 1 dleport, 0., 1965-91 6, 40 a.m. ; Lillian G. down 2:10 a.m.; Col. Davenport I 17' 1 ' 50 o.m.: Robert a. dowu 18, 8:25 p.m.; Fran\ i .... ... ••. 1\e RlasM ,. :ae.. Ia---'!""----------------'!""------ II"'RY. • . dr. . I' nu--., '-"''IQn 1"1 n --•a1o 011 Wolfe, M&IIOII, 'I'IWml. • I on aa0-12.fo.(4.11.811 5~ .07l. lD. d\p , by ruurfacln£ wltb Prei«'t lind Work lellath-3:9.9118-e concrete. feet u.r 7 &7 m.Hu . w.. ''" ••· • CoU.Qt)' , Ohio, DtiNdor' of Obl•. at Cotumbul. Ot\lo, ID UHI Vlllaae of lllddlepOrt , by ·---------.: IUlUI lOiot A. 11.. Obio (£qternJ •urhcl.lll' wilh uphaltle concrete. lt.3 DA. In S~buey ToWlWlfp, tt1Mar4 TtmL 'J'uelda,, April J'f, ~·j;::p.t ;'t:~v~=· tbe Vllla.1e o f Middlepo rt . b! RH Law& 0 fw Ia: .......,ro - I.»>MM.8 wtlh _up.ll.al.tlc concNte. Pax A- Kom 0 Pu1a N•• 1 and I indua:l" an •-a Ql' ....-. P ll.wement WuUh Variable. ,.. .u.nd M oae r:ont;ral!t aD4 wtll ll'art Na. I ProJ.,et and Worll tencth - 0.091 .2 11 ~. -· ·'"· 1111 PLYMOUTR AddtMa Uld Qtel:bln ToW1t- fMt ur 1 .48 mHet . ·.·by-ruurtaclaJ ... ,. tho With vw.,.upbaJUc •• c.....,., t:oa- propou• will b4 r.eel.-.<1 llr.G·1..:1.74. at Ul• oft\ce -.1 the State m~• .,.,. • ,..., '· ' , _ " ' ...,. .. $2,695 .;~J:;;cn§'~s.~!lrd~A~·~..~~M~Idii~I•~P~•f1:::1 lr:7':''"":7"==::'7.::'~1·11 ftle wiUI hU bld a ctlrt!Hed c-becll: At last! A Hearing Aid MILLIONS Cen Wear! • an amount equ11.l l.o tlva ~r unt "I• bid, but lJ! no .. vent more than. ten thout~nd. dull a.n, or a bond for ten Pll' unt Off 1111 bid payable to tha director. Bidder. mull apply, on the proper torm11 , fo r prequunncat ion with the , I IIJI[hWBJ' Crt'!dit Examlm•r. at Columbu~. Ohio. ~I le;u;l 10 day~ tlt!fore the SALE: VeDetian •lllldl,, II .... 64 Ponfi'IC _ - ...._ all kinds. Venetian bUnd ~ Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. BeaU· ' I pairs. Window and Ulul all Whi te Wl' th red VlUY I lnterior. Hydramatle drive. 1 shades, all kinds. Cloth avm. Showroom elean. 62 Bonnev•'II• $2, 195 tngs. Da1e WI ppel Supp1y, <~at" ,..,t to ..,.,n bJdti . Union Ave .• Pomeroy, Ohio. Just arrived. 2 dr. Bard Top. Th" minimum waee to be paid to au labor emp loyed o n thi s contract I ll SOtc Pontiac's finest an d best an d sha ll be Jn accordance wtth the tbJs one is 1harp. Power "Schedule of P revlli llnt: Hou rly w"l!" ~--========= steerinl aad brakes. Hydra· Hat es "scerta.!ned and Determlnl'd hy 1r"' matic. The Department of lndu~trial Rela · ..... .,,u,.l. " ""'ts Improvemen P!ll"t menl 1n • • with SecUonH 4115 .03, 4 11504, "· 411-~Jl~ . 4115 06. and 41HI.{)l u~· Lhe Hevl &ell Code of Ohio." -· Plan• and tpeelf\o•"llmlll are on ' file in lh., d ..partment of h!ghwaY I I and the ortlce nf th~~: dln ~ion deputy dll "t>t'tor. The dlrenor rt!eervP~ the rl.llht to reJe<: l aru-· aud ~11 tlid11 P . E. MASIIE'l.'ER, Director April 12 «nd li BARGAIN SALE OF USED Blaettnars Tv s ETs rake your pick- 30 sets to go at only $3.88each MAKE UP TOYS FOR EASTERI Retails effective Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Only. Poinef'ev, Ohle HAY TO CUT on shares. Phone SH 2-5128. 4 11 3tc NIRYI DEAFNESS "lodel of Rew" Miniature Hear in! lid Given (nllt ... • d•IZZ 11,.-Qri•tr cr.i•V -------------~------------M BUCHANAN I"'" " ......- ................ .. -HEARING AID CO. I ............. -................... -. . I .... 411, De, po rr.tt 11•1· 1 AUDRr.ss ... •........-.-· ........... - .......... .. nJ 14n 11re11, M.W. Waslli•JI-. D. C. I ····-··-······ ··· ····...................---···-···· '------------- lb. WOMENPAST21 WITH BLADDER IRRITATION Aft t'" r :n. f!OnWiloll Kidn ~7 or Bladd er lr· rlt•ti•,n~ aiii'Cl twic e a • many women u men and maY' make you teoaf! sod neno 111 ' from too frequent !,turning or ltchirtll: Urlnntion both day 'al\d mttht. St'COlldarUr. Ytlll may lou ale9 and &uftl!r trona Peada.cMtl, B&ckll.ch~ and reel old , tired, •eprt'ned . In &uc h irritation. CVSTEX uu su~~olly brlnl{s last. tt'la x"lne comfort by curbing JrtJtatJns 1erms m atron~r acid urine and b,. lna lgt'slc pain r elief'. Oe~ CY8TII:X a~ drU&"IIiiU. Pet! latter 1ut. AUTO SALES PLYMOUTH Sa t !Ion wagon '59 d 1 9 paSSenger, m at·IC transmtss·on 1 • power brakeS power &leering oood • ' Cl tires good condition. Call 1 f 9 3tc WY 2-2246. • • Arrests Made For t•tler hamburge or meat loav" try A&P't F... h, lun GROUND CHUCKI By Ohio Patrol c lb. '!be Ohio State Patrol today 1 reported the arrests of Pau1 RED RIPE - Fine Sllcen Sigman, 31, Middleport, lo Meigs court April 30 speed; Rooald Fry, 17, Pomte-11 l•rg• roy, cited 1o Meiga juvenile court for no brak.. : Roger tube Mowery, 22, Pomeroy, cited to Mel gs court, April 30, for failure register, and Carroll SwanFOLLOWING SPECIALS EFFICTIVE ALL WEEK 51, Middleport, charged driving while lrrtoxicated, with bi• hearing set lor A&PCREAMED COLONIAL PURE in Gallpolis court. John Will of Middleport, L. G. Marchi, Sr . , and Vance Rees of Gallipolis, and Sgt. Pierce D. McCreedy, command· I er of GalllpoU. Post, Slate Highway Patrol, altended state eonventlon of tbe EXTRA FINI Patrol Auxlliary In CoiUJDSaturday 111d Sunday. '!bey heard addresseo by GRANULATED James Dr. Carl and Coach wllh : I I 35c' -----------------------------------------' 1 j Public demand makes Heiner's <t,\rl,·rl of quality ··he•e~s EARLY AMERICAN SOFA BED •• • • c lb. 1 I '"" ITALIAN PROVINCIAL STYLE, 90" Pineapple • • 2 69c I .... 44L PUU UP CHAIR CIM 13 EGG RECIPI Early American WING BACK CHAIR ANGEL FOOD~:.:39c. CHERRY PIE S,.P·~39c Strawberries 2 69c oneforall t: ·- . JANI PARKER R....... 1. 49c BOOKCASE BED pkts. M1ke -wq. A&P Eggs _ 1% lb. pkgl A~ Cr1t.. 6-oz. pkg. 29c 6 PACK ASsottTID Worthmore Chocol•t• Crelm Eggs 3 Worthmore Coconut Cre•m Eggs Br1ch 5c Assorted C_re•m Eggs _ pkg. CHOC. COyEUD COCONuT Warwick Decor•tecl Cream Eggs-----'..,.......--CHOC. COVERED COCONUT of for 25c ' ' 12 _.. 89c S-ol. •. ,l Egg Warwick Decor1tecl Cre~m Eggs-------:-----:-., 1~~ ,E, 29~ ' ., ,,,~~, '"w idt• for • FHfll ~r.t The CENTURY indudes 010er 20 libenllzed feanoml B~ur proteeuon for comprehensive, collillon, llabilicy Y,our doll'! can buy. Also, w!rh Pamlly IIOD, provides coverap IJPIMI: UD(JtSUted drivers : : .. wirh immedlote oerrlemeaq for peuoual ~a•urJes, no .1111tcer wOo's at fauld ·· · I t eo-..... WILLIAMS INSUIWfCI AGENCY :\ ...... " Ktn Wllllanll E. 2nd St. ' '', ,, . .. ' ' .. ,. $9.75 JASY CHAIR R.. ular Price Discount Price ARMLESS CHAIRS Regular Price FOR BUNK BEDS $52 0.' ... ~ e9x12 TWEED RUGS · .... · ·· $18.88 hlltl Chor11' e BEDROOM SUITES · · ·-· · · · $288.00 e 5 PCE. DINETTE .. · .. ·.. · · •• $41.00 41'co. loctlonol e TAILE LAMPS · · .. · · · ·••· ...... $4,88 Nylon , ..rio-Polly l'..m Cushlono $69.95 $39.75 Discount Price $39.95 $24.00 Regular Price Discount Price 5c \ EACH 15c Regulor Price $1.49 Discount Price 89c SQ. YD. SQ. YD. RfiiiU lar]SI-1ce SAVI $19.95 $24.95 $29.95 $34.95 ~ " 50% \ Regular Price $5.95 $2.50 Discount Price $3.00 $1.00 Regular Price Discount Price $14.95 $4.95 e LIVING ROOM SUm ·· ··· · · $199.00 3 ROOMS :~iN~EU~E $59 5 lnclud• lb.,.. ond Refrlgerotor BRING THIS ADV. WITH YOU AND GET A S TIE BROOM - -FREE I GlontSho TOY BUNNY If FRiqiDAIII!' APPLIANCI Nolil Hurryl Svpply -Limlhdl .' · 3Sc:-: Foam Beck esn OF 3 TABLES •· ........ $18.80 you""'. 29c '' ' ' Pen•aoy, CHOC. COVIIIID ; $14.95 rwin Size HoDywood HEADBOARD e COMPLm BUNK BEDS •· · •·•· · · $68 e SOFA BEDS · · .. · · · · · · · .. · ...... .. $55 e 2 Pc. UVING ROOM SUms •.,.,. $99 .A 6-oz. pkg. ?9c POlL WIIAPPID Worthmore $0lld. Discount Price CHECK THESE SPECIAL DISCOUNT VALUES! LOW RATES Worthmore Mlnh~•ll- Eggs _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .12-oz. pkg. W1rwlck Fruit 1nd Nut Eggs Regulor Prlca t. MEDIUM IIZI PANNID SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 8:00 P.M. $9.50 $188.50 $89.75 ·at Worthmore Jelly Eggs - - - - · - - - , . . . . - - - ·1-lb. pkg. 29c USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT· · .. · · · · .. .. .. $19.95 FLOOR COVERING $79.95 QUALITY AUTO INSURANCE ASSORTID OR ALL ILACK Worthmore Milk Choccillfe Egg Discount Price $139.95 "PROVINmOWN'' SOliD MAPLE Your EASTER CANDY He1dqu1rten Worthmore Assorted Jelly Rflllular Price $39.95 $19.00 SOLID MAPLE CH!ST 1-lb. R. .ular Price !m"scount Price $49 EXCELON nLE Maple Framed Plate Glass MIRROR $48 $109 COIL BED SPRINGS MARVIL-FRENCH VANILLA From high chair to high school, Stride Rite. 111'8 lll8de for youag feet fll all agea. They ... crafted with tbe utmoet Clll'8 llld Hill - 81111 ... it tl.a the '29.50 $79.95 Discount Price "CHARLAMAnC" RECUNER $149.95 Discount Price Regular Price SOUD' PANEL FOLDING SCREEN $149.95 R..ulu Price $16 Limetl Oak Dining Room Chairs "FLEXSTER" LOUNGE CHAIR OR LESS PER MONTH $34.95 369.95 $269.95 c MAPLE FLOOR LAMPS SOLID MAPLE HARVEST TABLE TRADITIONAL STYLE, DOLE BRAND-SLICED JANI! PARKER - $158.00 1 ,..,.. er Chlv•• Aolclld PROVINCIAL STYLE SOFA, 85" I 12 ... Pl-pplo 1--- 1 Cheese il there! $149.95 $97.00 WALNUT BUFFET 1 Cottage Cane Sugar SfO.OO CLEAN SWEEP 1 1 Tomatoes 1 RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN FRESH LEAN - FLAVORFUL ffiO fi! , I . L • I • stalUS 0fM aJOr egiS atiOD c BI,ADE CUTS WELL TRIMMED . 1 - RJ!iAL SWINGERS - Workmen at New York~s World's Fair are fighting the clock :.~w-:r:~~~r~ of • SMALL DRUM ' 69c to get the bill 'show ready its April 21 nperung . TheHe men are adding some spar· asutedbcolamlmmlllesttee. ~~i::: I hfor House: e SAND SIEVE 69c k•• to th e fatrssymbo,t e Unlsp here. ---~~----------------curb 011 tobacco produeUon, DO Senate: judiciary eSAND PAILS - - -- - 49c to $1.69 leglslatlonb has been submitted beartng~=-~~.., eSCOOP SHOVEL-----29c yet To aceo blll awalttng Co . 1 d' lrl ,_ _ 1, President's -rr •nnroval • ngresSJona " c~ • PADDLE BAL L - - - - -- - - - 29c WA SHING1'0N (UP!) --Status Ia full-oeale attack on automoHouse haB approved bill to reof major legislation: bile and truck exhaust fumes. lmmlgratloa gerrymandering by reAll Cello Wrepped With Lots Of Candy I . Votiog Rlgbto No legislatior submitted yet. Admisistratlon proposed that congressional disPreSJde~t has proposed out Smoking - bills have been Jn. illation, over five year be compact, and com-1 1: wmg literacy and other voter troduced In both houses 1o re- of the national origins posed of population within Cl• - .,. _(". tests and providing for federal quire that cigarettes be labeled sy!lem and replacement with per cent of the average figure I MIDDLEPORT, 0. regiStration of Negroes in seven a health haard. Senate: Com· first-come, firot·•erved for each state. Senate: states with low registration or merce Committee hearings un- wide pooL Visas would be in- plans announced. voter turnout. Congrees has derway. } ;;...____~.-,-.,.o;;;;,.,...,::.:;:;;;;:~~;,:.:.:.,::.,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii....i added poll lax repeal and new Colleges - President asking m?chlnery lo combat voter dts- $210 million, Including $120 milwmmatlon In stales outside lion to upgrade college libraries those covered . by the AdmmlS· and assist small, new colleges, !ration bill. House : JUdiciary and $130 milion for siUdent I subc~mmlttee approved : full aid, Including scholarships and JudiCiary comlllltlee drafting federal insurance of pri-vate I s~.arts TUesd.ay. Senate: Jud1~ loans to students. House : EductJry Commtttee apJ¥'OVed. c:ation subcommittee hearings Health & Welfare underway: Senate: hearlngs unHospital care and social security derway. . - the Administration recomEconomic mended a hospital care pro- Taxes-President asked Congram under social security for gress to cut $1 .7 billion rrom r; etsons over 65 years of age. the $14.7 billion excise tax I Regulor Prlca Discount Price Ho}lse Ways & Means Com- structure to add more consum48"L-19"D m!,ttee has approved, along with er spending power to tho econ· I Polly foam cushions, FLOOR SAMPLE a voluntary i-nsura.nce program omy. House: Ways & Means ! Attractive print fabric FLOOR SAMPLE lt. cover _ doctor bills, a?d a 7! Committee deliberations expectper cent mcrease In retirement ed to start next month. Senate: Regular Prlco Discount Price p~ yments. Hf)use: approved. Waiting house action. FLOOR SAMPLE s ~nate: hearings by Senate Fi· Fruit wood trim, polly foam cushions, ~79.95 nance Committee expected short Area Redevelopment Prl). arm caps, green fabric FLOOR SAMPLE I) gram - President Johnson has ~ Regional disease centers _ asked Congress to extend and I Regulor Prlco Discount Prl.. 661n. x 211n. l}'ith 2 in. Drop Leaf the President has proposed es- broaden existing program to [ FLOOR SAMPLE tablishment of 32 geographical· help economically depressed ; Foam Cushion, light beige fabric FLOOR SAMPLE ly distributed medical complex· areas, . ~uthorizing additional ! e& within five years to Jlgbt $510 million. Present law is due ' heart disease, cancer and to expire June 30. House and Regulor Price Discount Prlco 94" Upholstered seat and back r\roke. First year cosl, $50 mil· Senate : No hearing• scheduled. 3 Polly Foam Cushions, beautiful lion, five-year total estimated " hearings sebed_uled. Matelasse Fabric, Turq. color al more than $1 billion. Senate "Poverty - President Is seek· FLOOR SAMPLE welfare subcommittee has com- ing authority to ~ontlnue the Each Panel is 70\-2 in. x 18 in. x I in. pleted hearings. House : nothing "war on poverty" program ~-R .. ulor Price Discount Price Unfinished, stain or paint scheduled yet. started last year, with spend· Set of 2 Panels, Hinged 1\oadsid~, junkyards _ John- mg to be more than doubled on Foam cushion back and seat son has prftiiised to recommend community projecta, CCC.type Fabric nylon, color lurq. FLOOR SAMPLE legjslatloq~o eliminate "unsight- job corps and _neighborhood ly, •beautyjdtstroying junkyards youth corps, and Bid to low InPollv Foam Cushion Regular Price Discount Price an~ auto w-aveyards along our come rural families House FLOOR SAMPLE Cole. --Gold highways."' federal controls in subcommittee hearmgs start Looks like a regular club chair when In addition to' state aid would be Monday. Senate: Nothing schedstrai,ht position. Color charcoal. lncluded. No legislation has uled. Fabnc Is nylon be"' submitled yet. Housing and Urban AHalrt FLOOR SAMPLE 1 Green Tarostry, 1 Dark Green Nylon r 1 . President Johnson has urged 1-!:-~,..,.­ Velvet-! old Nylon Velvet Pep pill~ Administration Congress to set up a new [)e. R..ulor Price Discount _Price FLOOR SAMPLE bac,king p I 1o impose stiff partment of Housing and Urban f~de~al ~on ols on manufacture Development, appropriate $100 Black and white vinyl FLOOR SAMPLI diStribution and sale of am· million to build new basic fa. phetamines and barbiturates, cillties in needy communities. Regulor Price Discount Price Not much to choose from commonly known as "pep pills" and help pay the rents ol low But out it goes ond "goof balls." House: ap- and moderate Income families. Foam cushion, arm covera proved. Setate: no hearings House: Hearings completed In Good tapestry cover FLOOR SAMPLE I ROLL VINYL SURFACI scr'l'fuled. . special housillg subcommittee. . Water Pol Admlnlstra· Senate: housing hearing unDiscount Price tlorl proposes mcreasmg federal derway. Government operations 12' wide, discontinued pattern grants for municipal sewage subcommittees In Senate 32 in. x 30 in.-27 ln. x 35 ln. treatment plants and more fed· House holding hearings on new FLOOR SAMPLE •raJ.state r~arch projects for department proposal. R..ulor Price Discount Price Improved sewage disposal plants FBnll Most people are buying Senale: bill jlassed. House: PuJ>. Congress Is asked by Presl· box springs now FLOOR SAMPLE lie Works Committee has ap. dent Johnson to extend current , Twin Size Magb. Finish proved. farm price· subsidy programs ' · R..ularPrlea Discount Price Air Pollution - Jolmson re- Included Is a tO-year plan to' LADDERS questing Increased federal au. pay farmers to take 50 to 80 Guard ralls for bunk beds 4Drawer FLOOR SAMPLE thorlty lo iovestigate potenlial million acres out of productloo. !"'nut""~- ~urces and to launch Except for a proposed tighter R..ulor Price Discount Price Metal, Painted Sunnl. ~~:, ~!::e~th Plate Glas• Yellow; Lamp Inclu ed FLOOR SAMPLE ' fOI IALI WMhiQI.oD., D. G.-A 1'1<18' 1~al oll'01r, of _ut •ique !nUNt~t to tho.e who llear but do u.ndentand w<.mil, ~u Juilt. b<-t'o annou.n c~ . A true life, non-operatillll" IDOdel, •ct11al iii"Ee rephCil ut the sma\IH t Dablberl: H-ri•C .Atd I'Ver made, will be lfiven 1way a\l!!ulul:"ly frH!0 anyone aawering thia •ctvertb~menl . Wor It In the pn vacy of y11ur own home without coa-t or oWilrl tion of .fRY kind , . • "'IT'S YOURS FREE TO KEEP." TM- 1be ot thi• W.trument i1 only une o! it. ma.ny feature~~. It wei!lhl leu than a tll1rd of a n mmee and It ill all at ""r Jr<el," in ooa unit. No wirn k!a d !rom the Wdy to th11 head. Ben • truly hol!f' fo_r tbv H.rd of Hearinfl:, These mudela Ire {I'M. W• IIUifl"nt that you write fo r ro~n no..,. •Colorful B11kets with candy 59c to 2.98 creased 7,000 8 year to Pill DIUVIIY ' PH:Oti!IWY Far Just 39C �• '! • ' • r • I ' l •' 1 • • .. \ / I ~ ' Bulletin Boafd.. Classified Ads-Your ModernRe]·eetCommunity LBJ \"'jectlq I ,Prelldeot Jolm!on'a JobuoD p1aD 111<1 leveled ti-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. AP_!C_!O, 1965 1 Real Estate For Sale WANT AD @) •AI/' INFOIMA TION .._. Ul'- D~ III•.&IIIA .. • .. I!IIHMII' - ..,... Paaoell..... A. It rt.dhn• 1-M llft'lll'*l ..... 0.. ~ at~f:ft 6~ Pearl 10~ALE Motor Co. QUAliTY . . . A. .... ltlf.. tl. . .. •U• Mercury Caliente Hard Top Cpe. $2295 V8 ena:me aulumatH' lranK power ateerm& radio and hul ~r les1 than 14-000 m\1&;• A real 1harp car all tbe wav r?P",..._, 1...-liii*IJ' ...... ..... ll•h" llrUI nrrt ,_. ...., ,...uue r.w 1961 Greenbrier 9 PasHnger Wagon $1195 aMIU1.o\ I .UN. ~i'lll"., ~.. lftO f\ltn Bl ....... UJ' 1111 • ......, "''"' •IBflli'le lrtof'l •S.O.I. ill>e rll1 lnn'l'l <flaP ... ...... ~ lltM..U... M1dtlr~ ~AmMtdH lel\l.te h.-olutlon H'll 1olnt 1J FOR Modern 5 room fr:llme home m Syracuse With) b at h r3 bed rooms) Iarge Uti uv room double rarpm t gas 1 mU.,Ofrl8 01 1 01' S~l pomeroy Il l 1964 C"-""~I.&..A r•vNI IPill 2 SIGN$ "a big ;nrindle." IFOR E 4 room hou"' large offer for 'Unecllldlllonal dllcua- cbarlft of apreaaloD aplnsl Hanoi di!IIOUDOed JolmloD aa lot e~tv wato• Close to TOKYO (UP!) - Cornmunlsl siOIIll" leadiJli to peaee In the U~ States "a stupid pirate" 111<1 aald hit stores Mrs Chloe Frost, Chma and North V1et Nam 1tood Southeast Asla The Sovlot U~ Peking said John!on'! offer peace overturt "smella of put. st ahoulder to-shoulder today m ton also heaped ICOrtl on the for talks and a $1 btl!ton atd on gas" f UII y I UfDdCt Jn!IU Ia t ed wa II to · aSill rdarpetldng b1rch cabl 1 nets 1a e an 1ru11 1rees srrubberv Close lu school and church \ery reasonable Grady Craig Svracuse Ohio "'10 wy 2 .:.o z tlc 4 Good tlreli red fmJsh one owner ndlo and beater IOINT RESOLUTION '"......_ ..,... Ar&kle "flit 11 l.lthdiu. et tile 1 . .t 11. - c .. 1 1 et Obie liT ddlal l•dlo• ll1 lO p,...,ide tut :141 or..la Jobl 1 _, 1n acoordtnl to Lt.w have vot-.s faY<Jr thenof tnt \o~vernor ot lh• State of Oblo ahaU meke prodama· taon tber.of iorthwi.th (.Amanded lhnate Jolnt ftel01ut1on No I) DeW p<OifllD .... ARTICLJ: VI leeUon I To lncrea.a epportunl· Uu 'tG tile raldon\1 ol thll etattl for hilher ed\lu.tion, u " hti'lbJ determined to btl tn the public In to • raUo ruJ or beee\lnU• eomblr.ed wta another CICNIIiJ' Dr' ~ Uon• of a countr or d'-lct IW t. jorm 1 rttreHIItaUvl ~- dllttl011 ..cb tOn'-hlll'll''>90JNlliU• aubltanUally "-"'' to 1 ratio. tere•t and a prop4:r public purpOM IS) A rounty eontainlnl PoPi.llafor the atate to IW.Itlll\tee th• n- lon leu U\an but a\lbnall:U.lll 1 0~·~~~=~~:,.. 1 r::r~~~~Ct .C:!::a':".!*!rf~r:!1 Propoa~~tN~ =~u~~= ml ~~~ ! n!ta't. f:~~r~~.~ ~~~!:~~ :~il~e~r:.!::,,~:Y 141 •t1'tul"'1onexpense• Ute u a.e puuc la , coa-••atln ot tdueaUon attcndliiJ en one or more portion• ma" ot hllher LaWI • bit lenN • ,....r /Wille J\lr• of Obio ~Y addlq: MCIIoa a. a. miY be paued \0 cerr)' tnto errect eombined with another C!Ounty Ol' .. for ....... »~• Ita.. •• otller de... P"'•hl• for the ill•••" of boiHI1 rucb. purpoae lftt,ludlnr the 1pay counties or porUoiU of a count)' W •l Jhe llale Jo f.., dn•~•L ment when -utred of uy ueb countlu to :Eorm a repre»flnt.aUv• r:.fUIH P"•Piao M "' 1 "'" ... ,1.. 50 $1295 coutnaal '" 1 ll\- In 1m ...... dJStrlet or dlstrids uch eontalnlnl J~W••• u. loa.. Be 1\ rHOlved by the General 1u•rantee from mon•Y• available population eubst.antialb' aqual to a I'm •••• " ' ........... Rambler Amba11ador Custom _ -• 1M 1o As.semb~ of th• State ou -~ Ohl.o, Vidlnl tor sueh pt~yment atter l'lnt pro4 C ...M por W1fiW oDI \~ IICwoUfl . . . . ,,.. d pne Th the moneys necnsa...., to raUo ~letlftUIII Cblf'lt 1'1 .-ao automatic trans Power lllttrma: .t property 11r~Nru ·~lpM. .I l'ft th.l of the mem[jleleetea ·~ {4) Count!ft eontalnlnl pofUlo• Stat1on Wagon V8 engme I) t;Oftt• Dill' wont tot 1"11'111 •• ... ,.c:Wlln m IIMIUNI'Y cem to each rtO\lte: concurrin therein, :,•e~t~~~ ~~~ra1tfo~tl:h~~:t~1o'::"!:: Uon lei& than • ratl~1 and no ap. clean lntf'nor Blue frnith Low m\leaa• by ooe local own~r 1 IIICfWIIU. . _,....._ ......... lrlb•lko• ••• ,...ardl electon that there Mall be •ubmlt lo tM h h , __ , b r.-•oned ,,0 -·ntat veo P'""'"' of th State 1 Oh'erea11 er aut oru.~ y any H•a on ,-.u ,,..,. .. 0 Rad1o and healer •••ra•l" Mau - • • w In the oJ the Conatltutlon Sut'b law& and the ro ... lolnC provi11ons of thlllf !5Jl a• een• ~unl • • • • • •lid aa• ,.,.... tatfl tO •11711 to born• ,.. •••, - • ltau. bct"oil' mannor preacrlbed by law at I ~aranteea ahall not be 1ubjec::t to H('lion or 1 portion or portJona ot' 1 <'AID o• l"NA!'fU a Oai'I'\IAIUD or ottM•,.,obUtalknl• •~lal 1t'l~t1on to be the -••••• oueb ,,,. .lo ,., •ro't'W.o •• ftnl alter theheld ftntonMon e limitation& of combined aueh coun to Y torm or counties ah I 11 b• d 1Tuesday Ma 1""'" Arllc:le Vlll orororraqclreme Secllo 1ts ll oJ a Hp~enlllt!Ye ror tnm1 ..u• ~OR SALE-Mlddleoor< s tall 10 1 cludo lhl 1ppllal.loa of cerlala ay 11 > ...., • propo&IUon lO Ar•lele XU of the Con1titut on, d11trlct or dlltrlett and such dlstr1et .... Sad addfttetll.l w-ciN II 1 1 est buiJdtng located :152 N HCilon• .11 Ardclo VIII •nd Arll• amend Article VIII of the Con1tl1u A d c-. xu to aalborlle 10 c.rry t1on uf the State of Ohio by addlnl Second Strft't MlOdleport 111da •v.rpo~H tnlo efttcl to pro· the~to 1 new uetlon •• follow• bly on July 11 1961 and Amended nqulrementa of Article XI of th• ..... I OPEN EVES 7:00 P.M. wlcl• llliel mon•J• rai.Hd by lua• Settlon 2:h Tha State mn fr<Jm ~nate Bill No 2h enac:led by the Ohio Con.tllutlon the United Statea Pr1ced for qu1clt f>lle. lJJ. lloa lhall aol M olllllll•led •~ time to time borrow not to u~eed Ge• eral Anembly on May 2:t 116.1 Constitution federal law' and th• ph4t•d. lG pro•ltla tb.el ao tuar- two hundred nJnety million doll1 n 11 d all appropriations of mo e111 judlelal tnterprelatlon thereof In POMEROY, OHIO quirt at Olllo Hotel al!lleo• or lendlnt of aldl and lihue bon de or other obliJaUona mtde for the purpoae of 11uch enact lor~ at lh.e time of each fonnatlon or cr1dll •ball H made \tnller the1eof for an) one or more of the men I• are hereby valid!' ted ratt of a 1 apportionment plan la1t'l •n•cl•d plUIUat lo or nll- tollowlnc purpo;e1 ecqulrlnl eon fled eonflnned and 1pproved in (D) The followlnr 11andud1 1ball For Rent For S•le_ __ HRE RIOT at "ewells Sunod.atecl by aueb 11111ndmoat for ltructlnJ reconatruettna: or other aU respectl and thev 1h1ll bt' tn be observed tn the formaUon o1, tacllitlll le be con1tructecl for 'NiAe lmprovlnJ an4 equlpplnl full force and eftect- from and after ... dut- b co (hester Ohw Celebnty tllo pv.rpoH of •ruldlnf oltclrlc bUildlnl• and structure& of tke 1tat 1 the eJhcthe date of this aecUo_nJ npresenta .. ve .-.c MccO~D"E~R~Nc- 6 rooms and bath LAWN"lOWER, 110 Coal heat ~ or a111UT ..... ace to 111• piP• and 1tate supported and aNIIt~ In a1 i1w1 of thla alate until am.nd.v (1) Dl.ltrid; Una tnabltshad foro Tubele:-~s black New S11e 600 llc 1o av.Jhori.Jr;o eerporaUoa.t to stltutions of hiJher education In or repealed by law tha eleclton of NI)NIIntattY• tor Middleport Ph I er No Burke•• 120 apartment x 13 replaces 00 x 13 $16 95 ••• or c:onlrtbv.le - • c:l udl 1 thoae for reaeercn and de the prevloup.aporttonment period Lost and Found WY 2 312t l 24 tfc 1 Large btrd cage 16-- Lawn 11 wandel• cerl1b. law• eDacled \ll!lopment aequlrlnl Ianda ud tn 1'0RM OF BALLOT 1hall be rei ed to thl fu1lut ax.• 650 x 13 replaces 650 x 13 by 1M 101111 c-erel AIM-alllly lernta In Ianda lor site• tor 1 ueb The lbo'VI pro~llbaU b& placH. 1ent poastb • FOU''D l.llack. white and tan • ''"g 18 - Complete bed Bt It r~l\~d by the General butldlnl• ilnd structure& auistlnc on the o~lal baUot In the manner (I) County llnet mQ btl crouet $17 95 X ]4 replare! 700 X bea&le, female Howard No- TRAILER lots for rent close bedsprmgs rnattrt>ss and Auemblv of the St1te of Ohio m lhe developme t of 'lhe State to ~dbed by law and 1uu be da- Dnb to the eX11nt noenllf)' 1\fthJ ot the memben eli'Cied acquire and develop Iandi end in• ed 11 foUoWI blo. Hysell Run t Jtp to Laundrymat aBd school& sprmgs, $25 Mrs John W 14 $18 95 77! X J4 replares TbHe each coneurrinJ thereJO teruts In Iandt ll.nd develop other (:1) Dlat.rlett ahall be eompGIIIICI VaUey lumber & Supply Com- Stout Harnsonvllle SH 2 250 x 14 $19 95 825 x 14 re to \hat there 1hall b' wbm1tted to the 1tate land• lor water Impoundment Propoalnr to of c:ontiJUOUI territorY and lball btl elac:tora ot the Std• of Ohio In the 11te1 ftood and rec Artlela VI of the Cona1 compac:t end II 1imllar tn no855 man1Jer prescribed 'Oy l•w ill a reatlonal uJea or eonaervJUon of Notice pany. Middleport IQ-l-Uc 4834 t 3tc places 800 x H $21 95 stltutlon bY addlnt nomill' and eommunlt)' 1nwreltt . . f'III!'Ctlon to be held on the n&tural ruourc:e• to develop dlte Section S to lnereue poaalbll I HHEE an"'tour roo.._. turntC~h• FOR SALE Long term financ x 4 replaces 850 x 14 $23 95 Jpeclal opportunltlel tor IE) If eon1re ..1onal dlltrlot ttrst 1uesd&Y •fter the flnt Monday parka and rHteatlonal flcllltle& In• Ml) 19M • propoll\lon to mend dudlnJ lbt cot at ruction reconhl1her education b)' bOundarld are altered betw.. n lh• SANDY S Beauty Salon, moved od IIIII llllfUnlllbed apar\- log on all modern l bedroom Prestige tube tvpe 771 x II re- ln Article vIII of the Comtltut81on ot' structJon and improvement of road& YES prov1d1ng for paran· Umea flxell lor apportionment br to prem,.es formerly occu I menta. WY ;.54114 U 8 de h 1 h Ch 1 plares 670 x I' $15 95 815 x tha St111lt of Ohio by addlnJ thereto and hllhw.n• therein to aultt the tee• of Joane to r•l· Artiele X( Ohio ConstitutiOn th• ntw llection follow~ polltteJI Jubdlvislons of the etete denta of the allltl to boundariH of web con1reulonal pLed by Cliff 1 Shoe Repair ranc sty e orne es to ftnanct the co1t of con1tructln1 a11i1t them l1 meeUnc dlatrlcta 11 they exleted at the,.tlm• 11 Sbop, 192 N 2nd St Mtddle- 1TRAILER UYfS - free sew- Road near State Htgbway Ga 15 replaces 710 x 15 118 95, 1 Section U To e1eate joba and and extendlll water and sewetale expenael of lo 11endlnl of tM last apportionment ahau r ... en plo\n.ent opportunities and tu linea end malna for ua• m eon lnstltuttona of bl1her naln fixed for reprenntaUve ap• port Permanent special age and water Brown • Trall rage Approximately $1500 x 15 replaces 760 x 15 1mprove lhl economle welfertr of !unetlon wilh Federal frants or eduettlon to pNWide porllonment purpoaa untiL the nelrt for payment cit suctll repruentatlve apporllonmu.t .,.. - $10 Hatrcut styling sham er Park IStale Approved I down balanct like rent Ph $19 95 670 x 15 Economv Sal the people of the tt1te ll 11 hert·bJ oan• for lnY of such purpose& Ancl td to be In the P\lblie In• ror uae In conjunction with other NO f:uaranteH, to author- rlod poo and set ncluded WY 2· Mmersvtlle, Ohto, Pbooe WY WY 2--533" 3 31 tfc trar 18 95 All pnlP:s plus tax determh toren and a pruper publle purpoH 10vernm-ental enlltlel In 1 cqulrlnr; u enaetment of and section 1 ln fbdnJ any aut.ae. 1 for the atate or Ita poiiUeal sub ~on•trueUnl reaonstruetlnl lm• to validate lawa for quent unatorlal ratlof a eenatorial S2tit 111<1 772-5263 3 18 JOtc 2-3324 I Uc CER ROUND bobbm port Add $3 00 for wlute dlvlstona taXlnl dlatrlets or pubhe provlnJ and equippinl water pipe-auch purpo..l, and to dlatrlct previously ent Ued to a ....._ Jlllhorltlli Itt or their 11eneies or lmn 1u-ewm !tow Improvement~. v~Udate appropriation• ,. tall b 1 ,-.· ORDER your southern plants SEVEN room bouse w1tb batb able Sews perfect, hke new p lnttrumentalltlll or corpor•l'{lnl auporu lustoric•L or educational of mone)'l: to carry out ne': not for proftt dellt;nated '0{. &n' JacJhtlea rhe llllnlaU totll the purpo&ell of aucb retl h to" 1 dl- 1 t - 1 now, tomatoes. oweet potato and full basement m Svro $29 80 WY Z 2575 4 9 Stc LOTS FOR SAl ~ 1-t of thtm n 1uch a1en.:lu or nat \1• an ou. t of sur:h borrowilll outstandlawa be peppers cabbage Charles R Ph WY 2 2455 ,, ron age on mentahtlea to acquire eonatrud, 1 1 undu authorl'",y of thll ..ctlort U a m1jortt' ol1he electoH vot ildjolnlnl tt havlnc the ~11t numbllr Hanit, Portland Phon~ VI euse one tl fREE 1AN of our effluent route 248 oppos1te Chester eul•rfe improve or aqulp and to sl .-11 1 ot at •nY time •xceotd aucll lnl on u.ld amendment vull In of Lnhabltanta ard tha repri!!•fl ta• 11 3 < Carp<'t Shampuoers wtth pur Golf Course Willoughby Htll Mil IIH e"ehomle or othero,ybe •un 11 will requue durinl any lavor thereo~ It lhall thereuJ~C>Q be tkm of the diatriet 10 ~ of IJIOJM"rl"' ttrull:'lui'ea. C:4lt'ndllr y~11r nure than UOOOOOOO part of the ~,;orutttuUon -'-II •- d t 1 «< ldod •7 4-_I2t< I APART\IEN rs Ist and 2nd hase of Blue Lustre shampoo (hester, OhiO Phone 985 dtiPOU equipment and facUlties wltbin the to meet the principii ilnd lnterut ... 32693 Section 10 For the flrst .tx ,.en." CAmended !ublltltute HOUH Stet• of Ohio for inch&stry eom• r~uheme te o1 au)' su~h bonda ilnd Cliff I Shoe Repair, nrw loca- floot tst floor Seruor Susan Baker Furmlure, Middleport 1 :s80 4 6tp me1n dlttrlbutlon and ran•rcb., <;thcr obiiiJtlona 1nd tha ctmr1es after the one thOUIIIId nine Joint Reaolutlon No 1) hundHd 1 xty.flve the apJI(Irtlon• to m1k1 or JuanllltM loans and to lOr the 1Uu1nee and n~Urement of tton Next to Dr Davis a of Apt Ph II Y 2 3267 I I 6tc FURNISHED 2- be - d- - h JOINT RJ:SOWTION ment of the represen ..Uvn shall ~ borrow munu and INUe bondll or IUch boncls ami other obllt:atlon .. •• provided purauant to the sehed• r ce Middlf' rt Poho;:h dves 6 room ousel oth•r oblllatlonl to provide moneys (illl&nl due that yur No part of :Propotbl'l to .,..ad aaellone L I I 12 1 laces tile tc OON T PUMP jOU stuggtsh sep m Syracuse w1lh bath gar for the i.Cquislllon conatrueUon sueb borrowinl ahaU be e-6ntractecl 10 an 1l ol Arlkle XI ed 11 ule and no eh1na;e shall ever be in lhe principle• ol repre1111.• Ia r1•rn e t Improvement or after lbe lilt day ot Decfmber 15111 repeal aoettou 4 and I at Al'llcla made - - ---- - - 4 1 For S•le ttc tank Gel Klean Em-All age automatiC washer and 1 en a1 herein utabllllhad or in equipment ul tuch pr091rh 5truc All bond• or other obl1111 1 ns {uued xr of She eonstlnttoa or the state tatlon THL MEIGS CoWlly Cooa H nt "'Pile tank cleaner Land dryer WY 2-!i459 4 10 6tp tur" equl pmen t and facll tles purauant to this tectlon .-':•all matu~ of Ohio Jo prowldo jor apportkln.· the Senatorial diAtri~U except II above All territory be· m•nt of lbl HoUH of RapriMnle- longingprovided 1 Lawa n n be paned to c ..n \ 1nto within thirty year& tram the date of to 1 county at the time of rrs art sponsormg a Ham \ OUNli rabbit! for s.ale for mark fant Bureau - - -- -Uwet.. etfett 11.1~h purpons and to sull or lhue anv apporuonment &hall 11 to \hi iJ.lll for ~uch purpoHI the borrow 1 he filth and credit of the elate Shoot Sunday Apnl II at Easter Vmrent Broder1ck 18 tfc Business Services Be It resolv1d by the General AI rllht of representation and euffrll.. lnl of mo1 e y bv •nd the Jnuaul"e .11rc hereby piWJ'~ !or the po)ment sem bly of the Slate o1 Ohio three remain an lnteJral part thereOf, 10 a m until I p m at their Ph W"'r 2-6214 4 to-Stp lor sale HOUSE- pamtmg- tnSJde di of bonds or other obliCBIIO s ol, ol lut'h bond• o other obJI.ptlons ftfths of the members elected to durlnl the decennia) period the 1tate or Its polltlul aubdnl- u 1he lute1est theteon ana thl7 eech hou1e c:oneurrtnr therein thet Club Rouse on Snow Ball - EASTER Bunmes an 1 Section 11 The Governor or hLI lionl taxinr dlstr1cta or publte- lh!.ll be payable from aU eJtelsea there shall be 1ubmltt~d to the HJU Syraruse !)tc EASTER bunmes for sale Eu· Glles Lee Hysell, at Pme out Roof pamtmg and repatr 1 authorities \1 or their &lencin or 11 a taxes of the &tate exeept 1d of the state In the manner appomtee Auditor 111d Seeretar)' - - - - -- _ 4 6 gene Holter Ranne, WI t - Grove WI 9-3871 4 12 6tc Phone VI 3 2700 410 121p lnstrumantilliUI!ll or corporatJOill 'l.alorem t.axea on real and penonal eleeton prt'•crlbed by law at a 1peclai elee· of State two member& ot the Sen• not lor prof!.\ desllfJated by •nY of P upeny mcome tiXIt and Ieee, tmn to be held on the Hrst Tue~<111v atet one 1rom the majority part7 Strwart Go Sbop Come 1n 37?3 4 l0.7tc I them u auch af•n~:lel or tnstru· ''-'"elk~ or hc:euH taxea relltinl to the ftn~ Monday In May 19M ana one rrom the minority party, and see all the new varmint - - FOR SALE - 1964 Dvnamlc 83 RESTAURANT and pool room mentalities •nd to authorl:r:e the tbe rectatri!IOn operation or use or 11after propoal!ton to amend ••~tlons 1 de1ngneted by the pre&ldlnr otftcer mek1n1 of a:uilrante•• and loanl \lblcles on th1 publle hllhWI)'S or 3 8 10 and 11 of Artlela X[ and to vf the Senate and two rw.embert ot nnes reloadmg I APRIL SHOWERS Party Oldsmobile 2 - door hardtop 1 4 ble< Restauranl <om £nd th• Je 1dlnJ of aid and cr~it to !uell used lor propelUnl aueb repeal 1eetlona 4 and 5 of Article the Houle of RepresenllltiVtl, ona whl~h l•w• bond• obllc~uons. "'eh1clea after maklnl provlaion tor XI of the Conatltutlon of Ohio to :Jrom the majority party 11rd one and accessories re bluemg 11 0 ) mtles Phone Mason. plelt 121 W Mam St lf an loan• trom the minority party dn~tnated. Juarautee• 1nd Ioudin( of Jhl)ment o1 amounll pledled from read •• follows !;J_y the prnldlnl officer of th• and repainng New and used 7735398 4: C t!rested contact C tJence 1ld an ~re(!lt ahall not bo eubjeet sueh e~lael an<l taxe1 for p,11-1nen' ARTICLE Xl Hou11e aha ll e<Jn1Utute the Appor-.. to the rtl'quirementl llmltationl, or o.,r bOndl luued under authorttJ ot Board The Governor or guns of all kJnds Depot st Insurance Brown at abo e addr'"'s prohiJ;.ttlon• of an)' other Metlon of l!tianl Je and H of this Artide leatlcrn 1 Tbl apporUonml!lT't of Uonment Arti~le VIII or crl ArtJele XU Sec· Du.rlnC the period baJinnlnr with thla State f:,.r mernban ot the Gan hit appointee AhaU servt as chair. man of the Board and the Secretary Rutland Ohto Ph SH 2-4934 4 9 ••c tlons I and 11 of Ul• .Con.Ututl.on, the eft.CUYI date of the flnt author· eral Ant'mbly d\all be made every of Stete a1 eaeretar)' of the Board. Rutland, Ohto I II "Otc PHOTO CopVIDI Servtce provided that monlf• raiMd bJ lzation to t11ue bonds or other obll· ten yeara after the ye•r one thou· Uxelion ahalt not be ol:tllpted or 1ahon1 under eulhortty ol thll He• saf'd f'lne hundred aevl!ln\'1. In the The Board or any tour memben of Board ahall at leaft one yelP lOSE--WEIGHT oalely withl lea made ol lqal papen: ear wash 5511 Pago pled&:ed for the pa;rment Of bonds llon and eontlilUinl durlnJ 1 u~b followlnf manner The whole popu· the othar oblqauons iiiUfld or tuar- 11mt u IUeh bonds or other obll· latlon o the state 11 atcertatned prior to tbe 1eneral election 1n the A Dtet tablets Only tic btrth records and almDfi. St Middleport, Ohto Phon•[ or year one thOusand nll\e hundred. 111ttlet made pursu1nt to t.aw1 en• rations are oulltendhJC, and 10 lor. II bY the :Jederal ceneu• ehall be dl u der or ratifted, vaUdated. u moue;,s In tbe Deve1opmeut Bond v1ded by the number • One Hurdrecl 1eventy two and et eaeh de«~nntal at Stark DruK store other doClliMDII WY 2 3715 I 17 30tr 1eted ariod thereafter aiC!ertain and d.. ~onfl.rmed and approved b)' thil r.wtlcemont J'und 11'1 lneuf'Jlelent to Torty 1 and tbe quotient 1hell b1 ermine In aooordaT!ca with Artlclt ~Ktlon PIIY aU tnternt /.rinclpll and tlie ratio of repreaentatlon In the POMEROY IWlter to1annee, Pom...., __ _ 3 12 IICI!e Ohio Conttltutlon the ratio of No 1uarantees or loans and no fhafle• of aueh bon a or other ol>o' Houll! of Repreaent.atlvu tor ten XI Jack W Caney, t 4 Uc! 1 0 McCov Auctioneer Tram repre~enta\lon aeeordl.nl to rr.e de• lendtnl ot aid or eredit ablll btl t'bllabont 1111Ued under authority ot yeal'l nexl succeadtnc sue-h appor· eenniel census the rumber t4 Rtl~ • aeet on and beeomlriC due m UO,ment AI IPMOBn.J: lUW"IDCI beta PHONE GUARANTEED renewable for ed expenenced Chester Ohio '"a de under Ia.,... enacted ll'l' vaU• resentattvea and Senator. eaCh dated ratlfted conl\rmld. and ap• :-~h year a IUtftelent amount ot No apportionment bereln pro3 or dlltrlct shall be entftiid proved pursuant 10 or by thll ~· one)l deriYed from sucb excilal; ...ded for shall eft'ec:t the election county ean.,.UedT 'All , _ openWY 2 99 32 hie ho>pttahzallon Issued t tle to elett and for what yens wltlrli\ lion of tbe Constitution tor facUitJel ;~:p::f~~ 0~~.:~te Ia ~~r~y ap. R term of of'Jlre of anY member ot the next en.ul-. ten Yet'li a~ the Call WY • to be eonttructed ror the purpose pur..,..1 o1 thl the General Aasembly eboaen be-- Governor shall cauM trie sama tit 1 th )'II F"l' BOA1 motor trailer and at all ages PMne WY 2•6186 butcherme and cut ot pravldml ele~tr1c er ps. utWty 1 J d t'Y n1 a interest, prln• tore It waa made be rublllhed In IUCh -~ 11 service to the .... no•bbc cand PI reUl'elent lr. c arcu for the wuance 2 ot bonda or other Seetlon 3 Repl'ftentatlon In the 1hal be directed bv law, An 1p1Jtal equtpment $550 00 blonde tS lie Ung Pbil Meter Phone WY The powon: he,..ln IIQIIted lhlll obU11Uou lauad under authol"'tf Rouee ot Represantlltl"et shall be mn be taken from tM ap~ ment of repreaentiUVn wlthlD Wanted dinette set $iiO oo totottller, Real Est•te For S•le 2-3510 t2 t Ue h tn 1dclition to and. not in derota· or thls aeetlon becomtnr due In determined 11 tollelws thirty daYt follow!"- the pubue.,. tlon of extlttnl JIOll'ltl of the 1\ate tbet y.. r without other r..pproprie• tA) U 1 county eondltl entltelJ of wch apporUonm~t aa. PI'O! SnND!NG Tlmb>r -Top easb 75 00 Phone WI 9-3222 - - EXPE!HENCED dressmakmg or IU poUticaf aubdlvl&lonl taxtnr tton but aecordtnr to law Tile mon. of two or more whOle t()nJreulonll Uon dt.ttrteta or public auULoriUes, or eya derived from Jucb exClletl and dlltricts the county 1h1ll be entiUed vtd~ In lhls aeetton Said appea1 b1 to the Supfdle Court of pnce pa1d Manon Revnotda, FOR SALE and atterabons Phone WY 2 Udlr a1ane1n or irlltrumentaUtlel taxa• and Mreby appropriated shall to one repreaentattv• for each full shall or corporation• not for profit desiJ• ba P1• 11d lndto • dl&tinet bond retire· ratlo of popul:tUon and a repre• Ohio The Supreme Court 1h11U Cooil'llle, Ohio Rt 3 Call _ __ __ I• "f 2276 3 !4 30tc nated by any of them •• tuch acen- meu un dl.ltlnlted Development promptly hear and determine sul!b. cln or inetrwnentallti" Bond Retirement J'und hereb~ er... ~entative tor population In addition appeal alter • o'elock, IG7 3503 1963 Hem - Gold Seal Medal ated Sueb money• lha.ll be ex. to a full ratio IUbllanttally equ11 to eorporatlon or1anlzed vndar pen:led 11 provtdltd by law tor th.e a raUo The total number OJ repre Ill Uc ton Mobtle Home 55xl0 car POMEROY - Investment or In AIR CONDITIONING Refnger theAny SCHJ:DULB law& ot Ohio le hereby author- purpoae of p1ylnllntere1t principal aentat1vee shall btl evenly diVIded Refng Jacks ly at10n len'lce -----.--peted 2 bedrooms solid oak f'ume property convement ta.ed to lfnd or t'Ontl1bllt-e JI'IOtleYf and eharct• t.or Ute tauanee and re• amouc and eleet~ at iup from, thll amendment Ia •ll&pted by Phone to thl 1taW' or tta poUbeal aubdlvl- tlrement of bonda and other obltll• the uparate conlreuional dlslrlc:ts. a Ifmajority eration, New Haven of tbe •ladol'l votln~ panelmg and walnut eabmetsllorated on Mulberry Avenu end any number remalnlnr otter thereon e:datlnr slona or •1enelea or instnunen .. U· UOf's Jaued under Jllthorlly or this eecttone 1 1 1 1 4 8 Uc an even dlvialon ahall b1 elee~ at TU N637. tt• ther.of on 11.1cth Wml u m1y aecrtion IT'd 11 of Artlele Xl a11.d uettons Dr MelviD E lloerr Voterln L1ke new WY Z3016 With large meetmg room 1arre from the eounl)' be •1rHd upon In furtheranH of 8ufftclent amountl ot aueh mon• and s ot Artll!le XI are repealed 1 Laws enacted punuant to thtl aee. a;ys in the DeYelopment Bond R.. IB) 1f 1 county tontetns one or .,.,an. large and smali ammals 4 9 tfe [ salesroom - or dtsplay roomdl The Apportionment Board erutett tlon or validated rattfted. 0011• t~,remeol Fund are hereby •PF,'"•"· more whole conrresalonal dl&trictl hv SectJon 11 of Article XI Ohla U8 Wasbinltoa St., Raven. __ 1 downstatrs also good s1ze Inned. and apprond bY lt. ated lor tbt purpose or p&)' nr In- enUr«IY wltt'tln Ita bourularte• and Conttllutlon or anv four mwmben EXPERIE!'IICED Amended Sublutu-. HoUM BlU '•rut principal and eb•rps for the a portion ot another con1resslonal of •uch Bond sbah, wtthtn nln't-" wood, VI Phone 213--4271 ELBERFELD S Warehouse on kttchen dmmg room hvm g dietrlat or dJstrlctl representattv• 1711 en1ctld by the General Auem• laiUIIlCO and retirement of bonds or daYII alter the adoption of thfl Office taours Dail t \ Mechamc Street tn Pomeroy room and bath 6 room a1'-J.y on June 4 11113 and Amended other ObiLJatlons illued under IU• mall be apportioned to such county Amendment apportion the IIO\IH ot 6 4 AUTOMOBILE h Senate Bill JIG onacled by the Gen thorlty of ttW Hetlon so Jonr •• a1 follows RepreRentatlves for the lM'l' 1811 m. ' Y ~ Sale Roadmaster bicycles, [ partment upstairs wtth bat eral A..-nltly on June 11 1tt3 are •nr of tbem are outlltandlnf with· and 1971 seaton• of the Generei 1 _ _C! Boy !I and _ Girls models- and separtte entrance Ext-1 borebJ validated retlfted eon· ~ other IJIPropriaUOill but aeeord• AssemblY pumu.nt to th• followiDa ,. I provLIIcma 6nned and •prrovcd in all re1peets. I lo law Help Wanted 149 00 btrvcles sale $38 cellent opportWltty for any and they ahal be in full force and An7 balallea remalnlncln tbe Det 'Mte 19&0 federal dec:annlal 0111• el!ec"t from and aftttr the eft'ed1YI velopment Band Rellrement Fund $64 00 bicycles sale t43 00 one needmg permanent d1s IUS OhiO population data ahalJ H AND datol of thil a1etlon u Lew• Qf this after payml!lnt of ell intel'ellt prh e1 divided by one hundred twtv WAN'""'ED utf' maP. ~ }l)n- $64 00 b1cve1es sale $5200 pi y rlomn shop or g1 II ' stat. until ID"oended or rep~aled. b7 pel and charles 1or tha luuanee establl•h a ratio tor repreaenta~, law and retirement of bonds and other 2 Seats shall bt apporUoned wrstbJe man With clerk exper 1 24 and 26 ' s1zes Plenty of I 11hop The pnce is r1ght FORM or BALLOT obhl;~tlons IJSUed under authorJty l\l&nt to Sec:tlon 3 ot ArtleJe- Xl. of this aecUon, aba.ll be dlllpoatd ot ieMt to tram for 1ocal cus free parkmg space Elber U S !3 room masonry Ohio Constitution to cm,~ntlu C!OJI .. Be It further re.ol•ed. that at tha lis shall be provided by law 1 fl'e'Mikmal dlltrletl and repre•nta .. eleetlon herein de•ilnated lor sub· tower TOIIIe. $85 weekly whtle l feld • Merhamc Street house with ctstern and 150 f live dl1trleta tormed ae~ol'dJna to million of thl1 amendment to the AI IOnf II In)' of I\1Ch boncll or y elec:tora o1 th• State of Ohio the otl\er otlllcatlon• sre outt .. ndlnt •·,~tl<>n 3 of Article XI, Ohio Caa• Jlnin Age to 50 years Warehouse _ _ _ 4 9 3tc frontage on h1ghwav A bu .. tuUon Arne anall be plac:ed 011 the DmeJal I'!Jere ah•ll be levied end collec:tltd, ballot In the m1nner pr.enbed by In amount• 1uftldent to pay tiM l 'ar 4 and ve good rar SALE Elberfeld' Warehouse at $11100 00 3 years renI I WY 2-2141 Pomoroy, 0. law and lhall M- desirnated •• fol- principal ot and the lnterut on VNlTED STAn:! or AMZRICA Photte 295-4023 or wnte P 0 -'" Mechamc Str tn Porn should pav lor t1 propertv' l low• auch bohda or other obU.ptlons ex. STATE OP OHIO Propollnl to amend elaaa and ta:~•, ueludinl ihGH Box 1125 Parkersburg W erov Hard surfac~ floor cov IFAP\1 LAND - 70 acrelS WI t BULLDOZER WORK equipOJTICJ! OP TO nctlftAftY Artlele Vlll of tl\1 abOve . .'*~)ted OP STAT& Va 4 9 &1<: ermgs the new sprmg selec-. l 20 acres Ior cuIt1vat1on 1 ped w1th wmch Btg or small Co11UitUliOlto or the SCHEDUitJ: Stall of Ohto by add· t, TED W. JIROWH', ~ tf WANTED Part .. ttllle man twn of patterns and colors in acres boHom land and 60 jOb Call dayt1mes WI 9-315t The 1bove pror.;oul shiU be tnt Section ll to proState of the Stat. ot Oltlo dD vide tbat to creata plac:ed on the oftla I ballot Jn UM q:ement Recruit ann Iram iill of the popular w1dths for 1 acres under fence so m e evens WI 9-3089 Gene Bar hereby eertU7 that tile ...--.-.., Jobs and emplo)'ment rn:~,nner prescribed b)' law 1n ..... Ia • true copy o1 Amenatcl 8inlti oppot1unlt111 and Im- i:tnllaUy the fallowtnr form meo or women for route sales your noors Sale too on L1mber 1 m1le off U S 33 nett, Ractne, Oh1o JaJnt Resolution Not 1, Ia'- -.and prove Jbe economic Shell Arllo~ vm ot I 29 30tc f. and Ame,.ded l!hlbstitute Boi:IM wo Past s"~Jec;; or pub 1..: room s1ze hnoleum ' rugs I and about 13 m1les from cor •alfa.N of tbe people the Conatuutlon of the Jolnt ResoluUon No I ftlDd tn tM y It II in the pUblic In· stata of OMo be relat10n expenence htlpful chrome edgmg and trtm poratton hnes of Pomero ot'l\ce of the a.ertUI'J' ol llld terut and a proper -,--, amen4ed •ddlnl propoatnr to amend the • ...., 41Jt.,.lt1Niot;JI Ale 21 50 Telephonf' neces pas1 floor ule wall cove 1 and Athens A buv at $2500 00 public Plll'POM for tha r thereto urtiOn 2b to tione ot the Colllllltutlon ol QJIIo State aad other de211 ~u~thoda the able to c:-,terr Senlea 111ry Write Boi 668 li Care 1ngs Plentv of free parkmg FARM - 50 acres on black IN T!STDIONY ~. I nated acenol.. of the borrow not to lexeeed I• have hereunto IUbterlbed m' Mme State to a(lqulre eon· YES 1290000000 and luue ert11 ~radf«d t:Jf The Datly Stntmel Pomt> space Elberfelds Mechamc top road 17 miles from coun and atl\xtd my_ olllclll Mil at CO.. 1truc:t enlarle lm• bonda of the ltat. Uh• t.'rlte, , _ • C.IMf lumbUI thil 11th diY of Fllmr.uJ' roy, Oh1o 4 9 6ll I Street Warehouse 111 Pom ty seat Has 5 - room tram YD prove or etulp and to til Dec.nblr ;n.. 18'!~1 r nit. laan exchanp payable fl'Od'l pnel'll L C. BRADFORD TED W DOWif WANTED ~ Cttlzt'n ' 9 3tc hous... good barn and othe and otherwlH diJPOM 1 revenud of t.hi ltatt 1lllrna 1I er{Jo, I. ---outbulldmgs w1th good roofl of propertJ, ftnletur-. :lor lnllustrlal devel• Okal) oprnent eapUal , ... tre~uipment and fletQoo 11 1 edI. nd D1spatch earner bov m ELBERFELD S Warehouse on aPo ... ,. .. 0 I 11 lit tiel tor indlllti'J', oom· Pho 1\Y 2 u ... K very w~> e"'c xo provemeau\ natunJ meroy ne 2.5ll .nechamc Street m Pomerov S4000 00 merce dlltributlOn and. retOUI'IIel, ana .s....reeeercb to mtkt and tlOI'I•l faciUUII. &koI 9 Jte Sale Ro maste bleveles I c CUCKI Eft REA! TOR •~nntte loans. and L..-1-.1 vlded th• aUNDta l ~~telper BaUdiDa !l>tppl) for ebarpl 1or pa:fliwn'l of t.o borrow rnoneJ and EXCHANGE hours for tash ~.. s j Gtrl 11 model!! - BOX ut WY Z..IISD new homes BuUt IDI<IIA:tlJuue bonds or other prinCipal and lnterut 1--+--! obU11Uons. to pmvlde on auc:ob bon41 m•r nbt OpportunitY Jo make goud 14" "O bicycles sale $38 OtlPOMEROY OHIO ens, storm wtnd0111. atmoneys for auah. ~r­ excHd t211101.11110 iA money lfl a bustne§s of your -.4 00 bicycles 5ale 543 00' 4 9 3t PGMI to aelude tho 1n1 oalendar ;rur. lnum otdlng Call Guy NellappllaUon of certain U the m•JorJtY oC tM elecka own 1n Poml"ruv & Middle- $64 00 bicycles •ale 15100 e 11CU0n1 of AttiC!Ie VIII vottnr on the faretotnr pcop 1 ler, Racine, Obio and ArUele xn, to 24 r porl Start earning at once and 26" ltze! Plenty of HOUSE- FOil SALE By owne 11mendma11t at the 411eeUolt 10 be au1h.orlu lawe to carf'J' bald on tbl Ant TueldaJ .aftu tu 1J 2!1 lie sue-b. pUrpotel Into ef• ftnt Mondl.l' In )lay, 1111 adellrt UW ::;Pihng !iawl~tgh D~pt OH 0 fl ~e parking space Elber \ - 2 bedroom ranch tn Syra 1 feet to provkle that aam•t.. Jt lhi!U thenupc~J~ be Dflrl oC ~olD 1721 Freeport Jlltn01s ~ sh Mechanic Street cuse modern b1rch kdchen ti~:ATING, Pluabllll, MoDer mone)"l railed '--" tax· the ~,;on.tltutton ol tbe lflte ttl atlon shall not bt ob• OhiO 4 12-ttp are ous~ 4 t 3tc w1th bullt m11 lncludmg d1sh Mllllll HO U,atld or pledpd to proUd• tUt no cuar· u s C1vll Service rntal 'T\\0 GOOD fertile lots m Le asher full basement car .II Ea!tl Mile stnel, , _ an~ loarul or land• (Arnandad Ianete Joblt .. r .,,.. .. u. 'll•v.r• 100. ta1t fall.1 Phone Letart port excellent location w1thI ...,....... WY &4MI. inc a:i aid or •redlt Ruolutkm No 4) ahall ba made under "H '0111 ~ ran r• ""•IJ'Irlem.,..t 1 1 • lh "11 "" .,." CH 7 2361. t 9 6tc 2 3 or 4 lots as de~ired Qua laws enHtld ~n& IOJMT RUOLVTIOM' to or valldaUd bJ' ---t Y wor k manshi p and mater I !NCO"l E TAX Serl'lce. Joht> • ,.,. IPP" " •a '"'"f'l•nc• KIRB'\ EEPER A 1 condi suah amendmht for •·•»"-~loti ID . . . . . Attk.. '11 e1 .... CeiultiD.IIoD .. . . ....... hcutttes to bl con· ·~~~=·:::;, t 10n power polisher, bUfff'r 1al throughout Ideal for ear son Stmpson lnluranet Ag Ohio Jtr llllclbls MOllft f to Ja.. IU'Uettd for the 1)urmcluded $36 56 bllaDr.e due 1 ly American decor We' I be ency, Room c. . . . . .potJIIAlt. . . . . . _....., . _ poM cd provldlnl elec Colli Bill leitrto ~ 111 utility 11rv· • • r" r• so.. ..., .-,.. ,,..,. low FHA a t Ph .............. lo ... .., .. nun,t ~-'""'•f'O' 0111• WY J..-257$ 4. t 5tc [ ppraJsa on In to ·the pu'allcl to iq. Mlddleporl 1111 lo Ullll tbtla .. • ... - --- r ect 47l..s854, Gahanna l\ltborlu eorporat on I I :10 lie UJiftMI ol alia_...... Wtlhl..,.l to lend or eontribute for Rent FOR SALE - 4 rtx>JD bouse I {)hto 1 t Stc JIIOnl)'l •nd to vall· ol '~' adaeatllni, _ . te ..,. Ulorl&e lbe .... ea.t.U ., . . . . . date tertaln lawl -buemeot, large porch two ! "--t On If PI , en10Wd by the to5tb ftlklete tot . . . ....,_. f'1 OOR FURNISHED I ocrea around on old Cbester FOR- SALE SS aero farm, General Alllmbly Be it nsotved by tM Ol(laral Alo h"droom efficiency ....... Phone WY 2 ..o• 12,, An4 'ol It ~rthlr raolved that aembly of th• State of Oh~ thfHoo Mlddl 1 WY 2-38apartment ..,_ .n¥~~U room 'loUMf' 2 barM, othe Uta r11qt.dro.. publlcaUon of 1he ftftba of the membln tlaicted ta epor 1l3 31 Uc , ~ 12tc End \o.Uf' . . . . II'GVDiel pld proM~eft amendment ahall be each hou .. com:urrlnr 1h•i'eln, tblt outb··'ldln "' P Stale Rt 141, 7 1 1rid t.'l.e bml of ballot to ther• aball be mbmlt~ to 1M I ,. u .... b• tn 1hl uxt electtion tar electon ot th• Wite In u.. man... fURNISHED HOUSE room• SII\:',.,R, like new, equtp- mu••,.:;: Pomeroy Te p lbl subttJiU,CIII thenOi aball be proserlbed '" Jaw, flit 1 ~·• 11.... 5 'If ...., ~~~..~~PfiPa'*' ~y tlia Sectretar}' of 8\IM lion lO be bt1d oo tha Oil! fullldu and bath P-roy CaD ped to ztg •g uttonholo, WY_ 4 I It ., the svte ot onto tn confonntt1 lfttr the ftnt llondeJ' ~ . )eeJ'~.Uid1 llNIHtltll 111811!11 I· Howard Cecil WY Hlltl:l fancy destp wll~ lnMrl o·~• HOUSE FOR S~ll': Hor •on with th• at.cw• provls1oftl I a ma 1 propoNI to am~tnd At~Cile •• ot Nlrtll ~oritJ or: tM elee\Orl) votlnc · on tf,e Cona\ltutlon of Oblo bJ .aclina Guaranteed II - terms ville No clowa pllym•nt SH Colli ,., Wilt iUI IAitndP'Ill' 8111. 1M UIIU't4 UltrltA . . . . IIVlloA - Jtllo*H 1962 IC>t\lln 01 10 , ,..,. uu. • ..,.'::!/' ••• • .. .. •ak• ••• Pomeroy Motor Co. 11're~~~~e~u:;ut~!eG1~~~~ 1 B~~~-~ ~;;::!tf!!:~~l ~~fo~~::"~o r::~ Ja•• lo-• ! PHONE WY2·2156 enlarp t•• r~~oaer• m » Hou~e » er am~ ~ontrol par~ " B4~ 21 !~ I /:1161 u. I ~~•e-l.::::i:"ot J:~ H-:toJ.a :ua~~~d :!''tt, ...:'nato~ledlaiftd I I 1 'dev~sion Revue BJ aiCit 00 IIR(IW baud o1 penunent by conUalletl l'nat Jmmalloaal cenaua. Elqlerta on the battle HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The will ten you by the way to wont part about Cu!Ur't 1111 forget the ~ .. .,...._.;,.,.. lland II lhat be lost 10 lliDbtro IInce cuater wl!ll't 1o the vir&Mlllllf, wbicb only 1ntp1ret1 cloll} just becauoo he ba the covernment to prea will pened to be riding around qalnst the Indiana - and DOW countryside enJortn& the seenlook wbat'o happened. AI the ery In any CJQie the Indlan• ':t,ind"~. .~. 1 .~,~.'18'118, .-.1111 n. ......, Collections of motor veblcte, fellow ' Y- Lawrence hi! In a recent cartoon ,. kl• won, but tha govlll'IUllent and year ligures,_, were 1hot11elraller IIIII tun 1n w e admiringly tllll'\'eylug 1 Hollywoo<l 10011 care of them 111<1 VInton ~~:~th~:":. tlltto .be ~ alter thai Figures ahowtnc the collee)- lthe ten counllel tbowlnc the 11w~ CUster' Ilona for the two weeks pertods demesa 1 atory waa a naturallendln& Aplil S Ita nd A n l'tlnll for tho two weeki Well. to work. Gea. Custer, t, 1964, and lo; the y.J'.',. April 8, Ita, 111<1 for tbe fiscal 1 who bas a special place 1n the Secondarht took wbal by DOW IS starting July I, 1965 and Jllly year '!lartlng Jllly I, 1964 hearta of 2fllh ceo·"- ancient plot - the govern. I. 1964 follows lows Athens - $t,' I02Ifl ' 11111.•-1 .. _, loaen , ... was the aubjeclll'rlday Digbt of ment-lndlana confilet aod the Athens - $8452 47 f9 tiM t3 151 75 Ganla - 18.791 11%, 1117.-t another "~" documen- settlers moving west - 111<1, tn- f423,U0310, $t1B,I2e 107.52 Hocking - $5,89118, ~ m AIIC.TV'a ouperlallve atead of reslln& on llns easy GaUla - flt;UO.IB, $5,1611 52 !I5S 36 - DO Sasa of Weslenl Man" series. saleab!Uty, gave 11 a human f2(16,17U7, fli5,51!510 figures whlcb II prodll<*l 111<1 directed dlmenllon and even, u 1s ...,_ Hocklnt~l7,ll8ll9, $f,874 51, fll,948n, by Jobn Seconarl 111<1 hla wlfo ual with their works a sense fl84,815 52, $186,020 58 $5,747 42, $98,529 00, Pike Helen Jean Rogers. of physical beauty The s~ner, J In 024 00, $81,929 fill Rosa The docurnenlary noted thai waa exqulstte, but It would not 30 "~ °~ 8a ':a~~~~2:,BlL· 533 750.28, $289,480 05 Sc~:~·l~ Custer wao a toeto- bave been so to the viewer If ' ' ' 411, $377 ;iS1 53 V taler and loved to fight. TbiB the makers of the film had not J.,awrenca - $8,168118, $8,1153 • 212,57, $44,857 54. ar: ~ to:oo!u'w:.h~\,.';: 08 40 should have been be 11po11 on blm, but the aubtlotles of thla mixture apparenUy did ool make too much lmprtuion at the time He waa courageow end loved hiS wife, and finished last In hiS class at West Point so naturally the newspaper; loved him It wu mutual. BUI even a press agent cooldn't deCICJ'Ibe him aa a reneral'a gi!Do era! Eventually he needed 8 <OmebaeJ< for blt fading career, and the action at the Little Big Horn looked to be It The !rouble 11'111 tbat neither be Indians nor Custer bad ever appreCiated tblt lact -Tbe CbllliM!I Swim: Basket· ball's champion Boston CeiUca. playing at home take on Wilt ChamberlaHl and Phtl<;delphta In BD Eastern dtvlsiooal title game Sunday on ABC.TV at 2 P m. EST • Dr Josao Salk Is Interviewed on NBC-TV s • Today" show Monday DAflY CROSSWORD In 1935, Con8feta approved money for the Works Progress Admlnlttratlon to Increase em· ployment. ::a---r-T1 ..... lUI' .•• ...• ete W~SON'S b n., - - r. IIIU~ IS...,....,.....,.,...,.,...,.,.....,,...~, i4 cor • u - t CU~l'0\1 -~:-;----:--::--__:== To Buy ~Ut:L'•• \t' lflw /Jt•/tb K • ___Laves~ w J oo-- Wheel Alignment 1-1 Brake Service I I Blaettnars I t.l ~I to..-., = 'Y • .......... .... '--t-"i c \ rvaac-. Fall•[ ,.'1'.,,,r••nn II "''•~II!~~.,~ "ft" '"'"""' " ,\ "", ,""'.. :r,".'m• ~I ~I Ill - W. Mail II. euatrn. I ............................... l,...... .... e. ..... ....... ........... ,.w, 11• "'ad'"* 1 , tl7 Ullfa1 WY Hi'IL 61 Ill ~ t1 12tp j IIIII • ---- I • lit: J .......... .,_. "De JOU I mJ dar runntnc doWn the Will,_ ....... - ! .. blook .,.7 t• ... flllilll" EYI QWI Qa Radio I·OS Jim Mee1 Show 6 oo Sandown SareDade 7 flO 8J&n Off THAT'5 1'H' O!IJI-'1 TIME HE CAN GIT A WORD IN ED6EWtSE ' equ1pmen~ --- .. ' IHICX.U• .,. 6NUf'P'¥ SMII1" n~al 1i ' I C!/ ,.II 1 ~ SPECIALS QN SALE ALL WEEK M ., U: r: ! z •I "".m... Ohio salet and •• tax coJ, 15, fiOJ,al-, lecltons are I1IIIII!P& 7 1 per Melft - • • 110, tf,lll... cenr ahead of lui year, acrord- $1.,784 •. f]ll,l'llfl.lt. Ina to Jobn D Herbert, Tre&t- ,.. _ $2,'1SSJ7, f1,11J.21, urer of Slate In tba teo aoutb- $91,• 78, tH,411.011. ' easter Ohio COUDllaa, lbooe COlin- !lou - flU11 II, $18,101 18, lleo ,thet ,..,., ahead of lui $1DS,cml.ll, IMQ,4111S. year 8 fl&ureo for the two - 8cloto - f!S.OIUt, fll,t1UO. pe~anf:tlina April 3, $7tl.tlfill to, fTII,Mtl 411 "':[" M •~ Jack· VIDiotl fl31111 tl,US !0, 10 A~~let;'xL•J~ 'Con:tftJ'.r~ « Sales, Sur 'fax ~o.Uections Running Ahead of'64Mat;s AR0-1'1441YY J(.........,.. A1liD OB'l' ·-Kill· ~ 'l'llll CLASSES THAT WAlK TBOBII 'l'IU'l' WORK LlilAB'l'-(JHII81ERTO.IC. b. lit 'I 2 .., 1:00 Midway Ma~ 151 Newa Blat 4 00 Dltdng wtlh Doll 4 30 l!:rtercbao(t I flO Comaluntl)l Newt I 05 World NOII'I a 15 sporta Today 1:~ Wealhlr t:liO Dinner Muai.Ua • 00 0!1 AH DO>J'T CARE IF At4 �• f ) ... ' Mary Shrine Installs Officers Around And About W'IA. J'Hil Open lnstal!atioll of omcers the flag. llonoraJy ofiicen are, Eve- Introduced her hllllband. Paul of Ml Shrme Whtte Shrme lyn MUITJiy, United States flag Wmn, and recognized othel rei· of .ie~alem, ..:as bold Friday Installed. were Bernice WinD, bearer; Eunice Jividen and Ma· atwes, and Mr Atkms and Mary Mr. and Mn. Blain~ Walbum evening at tbe IOOF hall, wll!cb worthy hi&h pr!esteaa; Vir~ bel Bennett, escorts; Helen Rey· Hughes, on beball or the Sbr!no, and clllldren of Marietta, ""'II deco ted with arranlle- Atk!na, watchman of lbopberds, nolcla, Wbhe Shrine Banner presented Flora Long wttb ber weekend guests of their parents, See The New was ~ ter Wies and .,.. Harriet Ne!gler, noble propbel- bearer; Manne Wingett and Etb· jewel and Bonnie Boone presentMr. and Mra. Verner See and ments of s leas; Allen Hughes. associate el Co!Uns escorts; Pearl Rey· ed her with gilts from the oflison, Keith, and Mr and Mrs. Selections ch;::, scnpture verse for the watchman of nolds, Madonna; Nelhe Tracy cers Vtrgi! Atkms presented Raymond Walburn and ta•nllll-11 ear " . If you have faith as a IHughes, worthy scr ; and Edith RUBsell, angel_es; and gtfts to Mr. Hughes from the Mr. See is I'OCilperattng Men'a Short Sleeve y rd 8eed thin I beth Lear, worthy treasurer. Fern Cbeesebrew, COurter. lolltcers. a ecent llkte!IS gram of musts ~ Bonnie Boone worthy chaplain; A solo "I Walked Today ·r · • no shall be !mpo8S!ble unto you. Barbara Ad.;,.,s, worthy shep- Queen's attendanls are Clara Where J~sus Walked. .. by Mr Miss Barbara Scott, • Watchwords are. Faith, Courhatge l herdess ; Paulme Atkins, wor- Adams, ·Marie ljawkins, Mary [wuey and the benedtction by nurse at Gallipolis, spent I and Servtee, Colt•rs, w I e, thy gwde· Leona Brock, wor- Jane Neal, Ernestine Wllls, the Rev Art Marcum closed the weekend with her parents, Mr. gold and the pastel hues ~f the I thy herald; Ernest Wmgett, Fern Gilmore, Gladys RIfe, meeting Refrest.ments were I and Mrs. Paul Scott. I orchid . and rowers, aster lfirst wtseman; Jesse Brinker, Elizabeth Roush and. Edlth 'served from a table with yelVan Johnson, son of Mr. and hhes and orc~tds. ~ second W!semun; Donald Boone, Hutsinpiller. 'low cover centered With an Mrs. James Johnson, spent the lnvlt·• prestdmg offtcers were · ..... ekend In Galllpolis with AI high third wtseman. As Mrs. W!nn was escorted rangement of yellow daffodils , SHERALYN SMITH ·~ · 1 Florda~ Long worth Y len Bosler at the home of hls n~stess· Aile~ Hughes watch- Theo Smtth, king; Naoma laround the cross to her station, with white candles m milk glass Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Clarende l P ' d :Naoma Brinker queen Inez Wilson, Mr. Wiley sang, "You Never holders on either s1de man kor sheprthherds, han ld Mrs first h~ndmald·· Kathryn Jor- ,Walk Alone," and as Mr. At- A short business sesston was j Smith Sr., Dearbora Mtcbi- Boster. Cl>lumbllls, Bnn er ' wo Y era . ! • ed •• hi h ld t eced lh gan, annoDIIce tbe engagement James Brewington, . M h ided dan second handmaid; Flora kms was escort w s sta1100, e a 4 p m. pr mg e mgb Sh al Long and r H?t:s pr:sling :Long third handmatd· Lil!tan 'Mrs. Craig and Mr. Wiley sang, stallalion which was at 8 P m of their dau ter, er yn, and Sandra Brewln,gton, 0 at !hfo 0 ~~~~(' Gar~e:;n ~ To. IStetti, worthy orgamsi; Stella j"In The Garden." Flora Long, worthy high prtest~ to Stephen DUprd Rlee, son Grande College, spent the week 0 A ' .. . d b Atkms, worthy guardian; and Greetmss and remarks were less and AUen Hughes, watch- of Mr. ;md Mn. Gerald J. end in Middleport with Mrs Rice also of Dearbot'IL The Brewington. morrow. u 1' 1presdenbte th Bty Eugene Atkms worthy guard. lg!ven by Mrs. Winn who also man of shepherds p1estded. Jean Craig, o owe Y e · • bride • el«l Is a ~t~~~uate of Miss Sarah Bechtle, who In Cut llle presentatwn by F'ern CheeseDearborn Wgll School. Her employed In Columbus, 111•• brew fiance attended FordiOII mgh weekend guest or her parents, and Sewn Honored guests introdul'ed / School and Henry Ford Com- Mr and Mrs. Jack Bechtle munlty Col!ege, and Is DOW Mr . Verner See has been were Vida Carson. deputy of DisShirts end tnct 16. BesSie Fatrchi!ds, dep- The Middleport High School e! Boggs, Mrs. Wilham Grueser, employed at the J. L. Hudson turned til his home from Ho~ uty of D1strtct 21; Jesse Brmk- gym was transformed into an Mrs. James Cmwel!; Dmmg co. Stephen Is the gt'&ndson er Hospital where he was treat- Smart er deputy supreme watchman lmagmary hideaway. a "Shan. Room and Clean - up - Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Rice ed for a beart condition. He is of shepherds: Al!en Hughes: gri-La," for the annual senior Don Mullen, Mrs. R o be r t Clarence Andrews en\~red of Middleport, and Mrl. Boyd improving slowly at hls home . Knitted Ones diStrict chatrman of .::;em::rh band party and dance Saturday Schmoll, Mrs Tom Rue, Mrs. Metgs General Hospital Frtday DUgard, formerly of MiddleMrs Oscar Bastiana and chil0 shlp: Mary Hall, ~ Y a~t evening. Jean Cooke, Mrs. Lew1s Lon~, evening as a med1ca: patient port. A June JZ wedding Js dren, Gallipolis, VIsited recentpriestess .of Manetta and J P et A suspended ceiling mde of Mrs. Paul Dav1s, Mrs. Francis Mrs Charles Withee under~ planned. ly with her parents, Mr, a n d Sizes lmall, medium, large and extra large Stop In the busy men's department on the first floor and make worthy hi~ rrle~tesses,s.:~ 1 varied _colored streamers and Anderson, Mrs Richard Bailey, went surgery at the Veterans Mrs Bruce Lloyd and son. Mike your selection now at the start of the season. CapehartR . .1 a ayMe e tta ~'ls!e' "Olorfu! Japanes1 lanterns gave Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Memorial Hospital Thursday Day U L M lh Jeanne 1ey. arte , ~ " C d R' h d I isirotion Mr. awrence I oan D Smith, Edith Hutsinpiller, a •·Far Eastern effect" Eugene on e, Mrs. Ic ar and IS convalescmg mce y T Mrs c E. Burdette were Nellie Tracy, Marie Hawkms. A backdrop of red fo1l paper Gress, Mrs .. Roger Toney, Mr and Mrs. Ch.1rles R. To Be on hursday Gal!lpohs Sunday to visit Mrs. Ehzabeth Lear, Maxine Wing- , was highlighted with a revolv· Mrs. Frank Wtlson. Mrs Bur- Karr Jr. and sons Rodney and V1sttatwn day for ftrst grad· Milhoan in Holer Hospital. ett Pauhne Atkms, Naoma 1 ing colored spotlight outlmmg dell McKinney, Mrs. James Jeffrey of Middleport . were ers next .fall at the Bradbury is improving from a leg ail · Brmker Fern Cheesebrew, the theme. ''Shangrt-La" oth- Pullen; Serving !me Mrs Sunday dmner guests of hts par- School wtll be held Thursday, ment. Mary Hughes. of Mary Shrine; er decoratmns included a wall Bert Boduner, Mrs. Henry ents, Mr. ~nd Mrs Charles R April 15, from . 9 a. m. until Mrs. Helen Baker and son. and past watchman of shep- mural dep!Clttng the nckshaws, Clatworthy, Mrs. Wtlham Da- Karr Sr. <;allmg 111 the after· ll 30 Each ch1id must brmg Larry Baker, and Miss PhJrHis herds Frank Capehart. Lafay· j pagodas and Japanese sym· VJS, Mrs. Glenn Evans, Mrs noon were Mr. and Mrs Clatr a btrth cerhfic11te and be ac- Stanley spent the in ette, Kenneth Riley, Marietta, bois, pamted trees and a huge R. V. King, Mrs. Wt!ltam Kmg, Karr and Mrs. Chaires Lytle. compamed by an adult . and Columbus where tt.,;y attended • Sizes 29 to 42 waist measure Small Mrs. Paul Gerard, Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs. Harr}' You?g have transport~hon furmshed 1 the wedding of MiSS Ernest Wmgett. and Virgil At- jlantern m the center and extra large sizes 44 to 50 kms , Mary Shrme. paraols were placed around the Wolfei Ta.b1es - Mrs. Robert and daughter, Barbara of Gal- home at noon. Beaver, daughter of Mr. (Elbeorfelds alter al1 trousers to . . d h ld [ base of the bandstand where the Schmoll, Mrs Charleo Brad- 10n, were weekend guests of Lunch will be served at 11 Mrs Wtl!iam K Beaver which your correct length free of k Mrs Brm er mv1te era , K If . d M W · · · · '· charge · tali ' ff"tcers "Checkmates" of Pomt Pleasant bury, Mrs. Harold au . Mrs her parents, Mr "n rs a. m Children entermg Ute ftrst ~as held Saturday evemng ed t he tns mg 0 • presentH Ed ts ·u p wH p m-• held forth for the evemng of Davt'd J enk'108 an d Mrs. D an 0 Barm t z. gra de m September mus t be 7 :10. ePlain and plelilted 1 1 ~t~lll~ N~lli~ Tr~cy. j dancing to the latest "beatle" Mullen. Mr and Mrs. W R. Carpen· six years old December 1. dels in an excellent ~~;;hr:s; ·1 tlon of year round " P.W H p g lnstaliin chaplain; type numbers. fer wen~ .to Lancaster SaturMrs. Bertha Archer, who hu thes and the popular summeP ' th p gW H p ·n ' Tables were placed about the day to v1S1t Mr. and Mrs. John bl D , been a patient at Meigs GenerweJghts that are washable, Marie decorated wtth lanterns• NewMembersare Young and son Mr. Carpenter , Ta e ecorahoru a! Hosp1tal has been laken to • Stop In the mens department. P .W H P. mstallmg sen be. , enscribed wtth the names of Accepted by Church left later m the day from Colurn- [ Creators A.nn!'unced the home of her daughter and See tbe many wonderful value11 Lillian steJff, installing organ- the band members Refresh- Baptismal services were heid i bus by plan.e _for Lo~lSVIIle, Ky T~e table decorations for. the son~ID·Iaw, M~. and Mrs. Wllin llleft's dress slacks and selec t what you and your family 1 ist. Evelyn Lew s, mstalling j ments of punch and sandwiches during the Sunday morning wor- where he Jomed hts boat for soc1al hour at the 50th an~IVer- ham Beaver m Columbus. needs. guanhan. and Jean Crag and : were served ship service at Heath Metho- Southern Transfer Co Mrs. sary o~servance . of the Phdath- Mr. and Mrs/ ~gar ReyL R Wlcy, mstalhng soloiSts. I . dtst Church for Marilee Van Me· Carpenter relurned home Sun- 1ea Soc1ety were prepared by nolds returned !hell' granddauMrs. Guy Reynolds and Mrs . ghter, Gwynn to the home of Ofllcers for installation enler- 1 A steak dm~r was served to ter. Also taken in 00 confession day evening. ed the h:JII and were seated on ' band members tn the school cal- 1 1 'th f 11 g Mr. and Mrs Waller Walker Edgar Reynolds. her paren!s, Mr. and Mrs. Val 1 . prec ed"IDb th e dance [ omonths " 'study o owm severa . . Morgas town, W. cha1rs wtth white covers, in the I e ter1a course were Ka# were Sunday dmner guests of One of the charter rnem bers eyno lds m Buy him several middle of the hall and m the 1 Members of the Band Booster! thy Morgan and Nancy Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dtll Morning honored was Mrs. C. E Vance a. over the weekend. Gla!Ulpohandkerchiefs from form of a cross. The !adtes wore Assn. prepared ard served the Coming m by transfer of let- Star. of Kont instead of Mrs. John Mrs. Kenneth Byer, . ... our fine assortment wh1te formals Precedmg the ' dmner. Tables were decorated ters were Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fergu Vance as reported in the lis, spent. the week011d m M>l-11 Installation, Mrs. Cratg sang wtth arrangements of yellow Brewmgton and daughter San- son and son, Jimmy, of Colurn- ear!!er account. d!eport wtth her fanui:. Y·_ _ of white and white ''Tr€' Lrrd s Prayer" and Rev : daffodi~ and forsythia and cen- dra, from Rio Grande, a~ Mr. bus were weekend guests o( her • • colored bor· Fran!<__~~"!__ presented l tered With colored fans, butter- •nd Mrs. William Russell from parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl ders. Cottons and fhes and Japanese lanterns With Kmgston Methodist Church, and Parker ' red and blue net and musical Mrs. Carroll Swanon and daugh- Mr. and Mrs . Otto Ues Sr linens. notes attached to a foam base. ter former members A 5 ec- of Logan and Mrs Robm Obetz . tbe rses Pemero,. Ohio These were presented . to the ia!' mustcal number, ;,On pthe of Columbus were Wedne,sday E!t.ir'o::::n pe:.::·~~~nto by sln~~~~ta~:nsla:cl:ed · "J•..u• sem~r members a;ter dm~e~. [Road to Calvary" by Maunder ! guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. J . children or the Mount Moriah Loves" by Rochelle TONIGHT lhru WED. MtsstheSerenl Lew snd,p~ets odd nt, l was sung by the choir lor the Struble. Bapttsl Church Sund'ay after- and "Jesus Knows" by PatrlcHANK WILLIAMS' gave we come a JD r uc. Psalm S d h 1 ~. . Th N 1 th un ay serv•ce. noon at the chore . Pau a uv- ta Sae 1s; " e ames o e d M L w McC "YOUR CHEATIN' HEART'' George Hamilton, as Hank ' e t · ho co~:::!!d::P~; Several Members mer was mistress of ceremonDisciples" by William Board; 1 Wilhams·Susan Oliver-Red m en en . w · a dialogue entttled, "Two LitI Buttons-Arthur O'Connf'll band members and tbe~r direr- Gary Jenkins is Attend Lodge Evenl !es. tie Girls Give Thanks" with Chris Crosby·Rex Ingram tor, Mr. William Russell, Ior i N L tJ k Several members of EvangeThe music was In charge of Christine Robinson as the moIn Hank Williams lives again, ' the~r performasce during the ew ea 1eruec . !me Chapter, OES. Middleport, Mrs. Ervin Bumgardner. The ther and Lynn Board and Dotr·ll 'iings again, a true hfe story or brown 1nd in your wh1ch touches the heart. al - I football marching season and i Recently placed on actJve were in Belpre Saturday to at- program was opened with scrip- otbleen Robinson as the ternating betwf'en joy and I also the concert given Frtdaylduty wtth the Umted States Ma- teud the annual mspection of lure reading and "The Lord's daughters. The entire gt'OUp eboiee of widths. Stretch tragedy I evening. ~me Corps was Gary E. JenkBelpre Chapter OES. Prayer," in unison, followed by sang "Ob How I Love Jesus" ColorcoJrtaont belts - and wide leather Mr Russell, the director, !08, 18. He was ordered _to re- They were Mrs. Delbert Mit- the hymn, "In the Garden." loll~ed by a Bible quiz Admission 75c & 40e belts with D ring buckets. was mtroduced and thanked the pohrtMfor htCos baSicR tratmTng at chell Worthy Matron, Mrs. Ma- Th !edg to the American dueled by the counselor · t t e arme rps ecrutl ram. • E Le e P e • t de t d th 1 THURSDAY, April 15 et~ paren s or a ing Center located at Parris rte Hawkms, Mrs. ve1yn w- flag and tbe Christian flag was Ernest Bowles. ' u n s an NOT OPEN I year of cooperatton and be a!- Island, S. C., where he will IS and Mrs. Allen Hugh':' mm gtven and the Easter story was Remarks were made bJ FRIDAY and SATURDAY so out!med several pomls for receive 11 weeks of General Mil- Cheshtre Chapter. Distmgutsh· given by Otrisline Hobbtson Con Yo~g, supervtsor of April 11>-17 the students to take with them itary training tests after which ed guests mtroduced Included wttb Mrs. Bumgardner playing Children s Bandt!. During "LADY IN A CAGE" I as they graduate. from .. htgh he wtl! be transferred to Camp f~ur. grand offtcers from W~st "The Old Rugged Cross" dur- progt'am It was aMounc«< Ohvaa deHavllland, Ann So thern, Rafael Campos WAR school such as !hell' abdtty to LeJ e N C wh be ill Vtrgmta, Vida Carson, Dlstrtct ing the story with the gt'oup the Easter breakfast wou.Id'inillll! AU sizes 'from the smallest NING DO NOT SEE 1 T 1get along with other people and l rece~~ iour' w~;ks ~r~dvan~ed Depoty and R~berta Mindllng, served 1n the cburth. • · tD the extra larJe, ALONEt Trapped m an cle One slse aocks. Smart new vator Defen.~eless, Brntal a destre to do thetr best m any Combat training tests. , past gt'and officer of Ohto. room, Sunday rnomtng pattern•. Solid eolon Plentzed 1 What happens Is not endeavor. Alter 8 20 day leave he will be l 7:30 to 8·30 a.m. by the cy of white. Cottons. Crew for the WEAL 1t IS, pf'rhaps, : Guests Included Mr and Mrs. assigned to a Ground School, reo's band and gulld of Socks and others. Stop In at not even for lhl' strong! church. The closing beniedlctionll E!berfelds In the hotriel')' de· "GOLD FOR THE CAESARS" Cash Bahr, the latter serv>ng Fleet Marine Forces Atlanttc Plaru for Coming (Techmcolor) as preSident, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- at Camp Lejeune, N. c., as a year' II Program Set was given taken from Johu...·-II partment iD the first floorJeffrey Hunter, Ron Ranrlell, ~ ence Lacey. Mr. and Mrs . Tom Growtd Specialist Trainee. Seloct the VI!• sock or socks AI ha Epsllon Chapter of Parenls of the children you want and stock up now Mylen~ Demongeot : Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. C E Private Jenkma Is the son !AI :a Delta Kappa National honored guests for the program. on all your needs. SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. Blakeslee and Mr. and Mrs of Mr. and Mrs. Gred Jenkins Te~chers Honorary, 'held Its ApA lello~ship tea was held In April 18-19-20 Emerson Jones. of College-Rd., Syracuse. He ril meeting at the borne of tho dining room the JERRY LEWIS Committees for the band din· Is a recent graduate of Pomeroy Nonga Roberts, Pomeroy. PT. PLEASANT The Sherprogram with Mrs. Paul I "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" ner mcluded : Kitchen- Mrs. High schoo~ class of 1964 and Frances Roberts Pr<>- iff's deparlinent Investigated or, Mtss Julia Reese, Ani I (Tec hnicoiOJ J Jerry Lewis, Susam Olover I George Hackett. Mrs. DI'ftl Him Up For Easter! Ira has been a member of th~ Ma- gt'am Chairman, presented \be two accidents during the week- Bo~!~s ~nd Mrs. ~n YOUIIII Glenda Farre II 1 Butcher, Mrs Bruce Lloyd, I rine Corps "120 day delay" pro- plans for the coming year's pro- end. . 8SS!Stmg m tbe aemna. Colorurtoon• BoY$' Long Sleeve \1rs Roger Morgan, Mrs. Lion- gram !!!nee last December. gram. Nonga Roberts showed The ftrst occurred Sunday 1 colored slides of native wild- a.m. on Crab Creek Road, when DAUGHTER BORN ANNOUNCE SERVCIE flowers Members attending In- a car driven by Lawrence Hall, The Tuppers Plains EUB eluded Jean Alkire, Eileen Buck, 52, Columbus, Ohio, went out 1st Lt. and Mrl. Daniel 0. Charge will bold a sunrise ser- Elms Louks, Elizabeth Pickens, o'. ~ntrol on a curve, struck a Struble of Ft. Campbell, Ky., R ~ utility pole, s~d over. an .em- are announcing the birth of a vice Easter mornlng at 6 a. m .l Edna Price, France, Helen bankment landmg on tts Side. 7 lb. 7 oz daughter Daneau Fine qualicy wb!te dresa · 1at the Tuppers Plama church. berts, Maxine Wingett, shirts for boya. Sizes 8 to 18. The public Is Invited. .Sm!Ut and Goldie Story. IIBII " a ~ttent _at Plea:"'nt Elizabeth, on trlclay April 9. Penna·sfay collar, ebnverti· Valley Hospttal, hts condltton Grandparents are Mr. and Mta. ble cuffs, French front. , is satisfactory. He is suffering c. J . Struble and Jed Webtltel', 100% wash 'll wear. ' BOYS STURDY aLACK mm a head Injury and Iacer· Jr., of Pomeroy and Mrs. Ann 0008· Webster, Rutland. Mrl. C. 0 • A pas"llnger In the vehlcle, Chapman of Rutland, Mra. Jed Boyt' Short Sleeve Lester L. Hall, 18, Apple Grove, \ Webster, Sr., Pomeroy, and Mr. suffered a cut over the eye and and Mrs. otto lies, Sr., Logan, FITS IJKE A GLOVE a nose laceration. He was treat- are great grandplltelltS, ed and released. The 1966 model car driven by Hal! was totalSl!iRVICE ON FRIDAY ly demolished. Complete cleamng service especially for your type The second ml•hap, also a A community Good Friday one car accident, occurred Sun- service will be be!d at the Tupof rug or carpet .. . whether it should be shampoo. Sizes 8 to 18. The populor loe· ' day 4 p m. on Rt. 62 when a ear pers P!a!ss EUB Chureb frOm Shirt ond maD¥ other ol)'leo In driven by John M. Workman, 1 to 3 p. m. The Rev. EQgene ed dry cleaned . or regular laundry wasbed 38, Mason, went out of control, E. Emerson, pastor of !cotton knits -" ond olbar popOur facilities assure you of a perfect job. skidded across the htahway and I church will in charge wllh ular fabrics. All ore wubable overturned. Workman nor his er local ministers and eaoy to lroo and core for, young son, a paasenger, was [ An invitation Is Injured. Property damage was Tie Size 5-3-Slip on Sizes Begin at Size 10-3 estimated at Middleport •• CMt: lleeomiDB tlear e.. ll&hl. COoler, high today 44-50, MAKE E1 tafBDS IN POMEROr. YOUR SHOPPING CENIIR FOR WTER CLOTHING & ACa5SORIES lbowen VOL XVI shep~s; ~~ry IZB: _. enttne ""' tonJabt 28-32. Wedneaday lQcreaslng cloudiness and wannnnaer, ............... -......... ., bJ evealq. NO. 307 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ~err • ..,, " ,,. • 1ICII " ..... III%Orllilrl tW l . . . . .ee l.altiar1U ~~Hale. TUESDAY, APRil 13, 1965 SPORT SHIRTS ... FIVE CENfl ~·:~,· MU· ~-rd l Newest Metals ar-1 Plant Rumor Substantiated 1 -~"'- 0 p • Band Banquet, Dance arty,IS • / f vent f , •day N••ghf Colorlu SOCia Mainly I About Peop e In Pomeroy POINT PLEASANT - Perhaps indust rtal congestton threatens Ma so n cou nty, . Oty ~ounc1! •n tts regular meeting Monday night m the new ttl) bwldmg got • · , < hmt of this from J. Knox Dye who reported on progt., ss o! a project to butld an 11-ir· part tn the county. " Introduced by Mayor Virgil Siders. Dye stated that an engmeermg firm htred by tbe County ~ourt to survey possible sties had recommended a stte at Camp Conley near the Natwnal Guard mamtenance buil dmg. However, this stte 1s adjacent to a 40 0 acr. strip ol'ned by Attorney Go!dberf and_ ot~e~s of_D~nbar _"'ho c!rum, satd Dye, they have optwned the land to an undi&~rfi.'.~:W¥;"'; ~,1j"''T~"'r""'~-w~·· <':f - - 1dosed industry as a factory >tie and an £irport that CINCINNATI (UPit - A~ Mr. Butcher I close would n t be in the torntys for Dr Samuel H. , best mterest the mdu&lrv sbeppard asked U. S. District Court bere today for permit eriOUS Oye went on to explain that 1th1s tit.es not mean Mason coun. to travel to MassaclluSf'tts late • tbla mont.. to confer with hi1 ty WJJI not have an &Irpot, but lawyer about o retrial or his DJUre that enolher Site may be more murder case, feastble 1 F. Lee Bailey, Boston, SbepRumors bave beeo clrralat.. pard '• attorney, iodicatrd tbat Surgeons at Holzer hos pital ed in Point Plt!asant for sevbll motion for a re~trial of m G~lhpolls were delavmg a era] days that an aluminum Sheppard "could occur la tbe decisiOn at 10 8 m. today whe~ plant would locate in Ma8d near future." ' ther. or not to amputate a leg I ('OUftty that would employ apof Charles M Butcher's follow- proximately 700 perSOJis. ~,;-.e.,~.HI?.I ~~&~ "'1 :i.F_,.,_ 'M' 1 mg Butcher':s traffic acc1denl Councilman Ted Stevens ' late Monday rught read the Polwe report for March Butcher of Harnsonville. dnv - prepared bv ChJPf 0 J Gilbert Governor ing a 1959 Pontiac, struck a lt listed 9 ~utomoblle accident& bndge abutment one - half mtle I mvesllgatf•d With 8 drm:rs areast of Harnsonv1lle on Stale rP~ted 344 p::trkmg mt>ter hck~ Tours Areas Houte 648 at 11 3> p m . The M . C els 1ssued . 6 un lawful park ing e1gs ounty Sheriff's twket~ and 3 warnm~ t1ckets r e c a g e I Department said Butcher's car ' ISSUed; $15 stolen property rewas demolished Shenff Ro. I covered . 25 arreo::: ts for all road · bert Hartenbach sa1d mvest1ga- 1 COLUMBUS, Ohio IPI) tion of the accident ts bemg aw VIolatiOns 15 other mlsde- r MEN'S DRESS SLACKS :fr:cee:: ~~~l~n:he~;'~; ~"" l,j:l;:' ·•' ~lrll• '•~>oil• <~~•11<1!: ••iii-~ s • ]y •·· FORKED RUN CROWD - The first balmy weather of the season brought many Ohwans and West Vt~gt~tans to .rorked Run State Park north of Long Bottom And thiS is the hme t_he btg Junkers snarl and bile. Harry Osborn, concessionaire (tn smaller photo!, dtsplays 6\1• lb b~ss he is ..eepmg for the happy angler in his bat\ pool. Safe enough are Harry's mtnnows. Bass wtl! not eat in captivity in fact wtU starve to death With abundance of food about them . The big fellow st~ns and ' kills however, when he lunges about the bait tank. ' ·-~-~~- I• d ! ~- by Discount Soviets Tapping Space Signals Hawki~s:' floor, WA_SHINGTON (UP() - U beings on other planets was 1 who behove that the same creS . scientists are tak~n~:; with a conducted in 1960 by scientists : atlon which produced the earth g~m of salt the clauns of ~ ! at the National Radio Ast'\on- [ must also at var1ous times in Vtet astron?m~rs to have inter- I omy Observatory. Green Ba~k, the past have produced millions cepted r~d1o ~1gnals from IJ,~lel- · w Va. The results were nega-1 of other planets capable of dehgent beings m outer space. I live and the search was ahan- veloping bemgs equal U. or sur· Many astronomers here as I doned after a rew months I passtng man m intelligence well as in Russia beheve, on The Soviet Dew! ag~ncy The Moscow dispatches cited theoretical grounds that the Tass reported In Moscow Mon- Signals from a celestial radio I uniy~rse ts populated by hun- I day that per:ad!cal signals I source known as "STA-102 " It I dredf oJi millions of planets 1 from sources In deep space Y..as assumed here that th1s 1 ~apabl~. like earth. of SUPP.Ort- ' bad eo~~!nced Russian astron- was a garble for l'TA-102, an I ing lnteiUgent life ~ omen ..1flat we arr not alone object d1scovered m 1960 and · In the .unlvene." recorded an a cata log or space [ systematic Th1s 1s a phrase frequently rad10 sources by the Ca lifornia Manklild's f1rst search for radio signals from use~~~m_eri~scJentJsts ~ns~1 ~ute _of _Teehnolog~·--- : Men's Handkerchiefs c. J· RUG and CARPET CLEANING In Japanese, German Toys 1 1 1 H~~~~~~:~e ~~~n~ :~.:.~~~~ 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~a•::~~~~ ~~:b£~~£*~~:==.:~~~~;;1:~~:~::u~:~:ii~~:::~~ THE SHOE BOX LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS ~ Where y M " ou Get Tbe Most For Your oney ' MEET TONflilr.r. MEET 'I'QNJGHT The senior molht!ta dleport High , Bethel Nt1: 112 'ot the Intema- Monday (this tlonai.'Ordei9!,~·,a Daughters Ill· at the bJ&h MIDDLIPORT, Q. will meet tolll&ht at T:30 at the Final plans are---....- - _ _ _ _ _ _ _...,;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..11 POJ!'OI'Of Mi*llllt. Temple. !be Hllior trip. Save Y~ur Sol8,tip• : From. ELB~fElP~·~Ift foMEROY l ~uts~and ~~rasions_. I - - ·- ~:~~ ~~~~:~·~, ~~~s \on:r':. ~e~:; ;.:'::s ~~~licatio":,; ~neo~~:L~;nt:Ohi~~a~dsR:~~ SPORT SHIRTS .-s. I 1 KNITTE~ ROBINSON'S Convenient Pickup Stations In Mlclcll!lpOI't.Pomeroy PllUM "'-roy WY 2·5428-Middleport WY 2-5130 Danger Cited OXFORD SJ.99 •p 1 II Call Now and Arrange For Cleaning At Your Convenience H h . - .... WHITE DRESS SHIRT:. 'I I $880 M•]] • WORLD Two Aeel•dentS In t• t d ves Iga e By Off•leers 1 . l I Di MENS DRESS SOCKS 0 Cleanest Man In Chi Suing For Divorce \, a t DRESS BELTS I I 1 MEN'S 1 Of W k Gov .James A. Rhodes contm- ~· contmued. meanor arrests. makmg a total ues his on-the-spot tnspection of Butch d of 40 arrests IDr !).larch Patro!er was repor1e I 1lrown I men worked 908 llour~ Otuo's tornado-dt!vastated areas · out o his t·ar and mto the 001 . today, pledgmg full resources I tom or the creek at the bridge The fmanrml report or the of the stale government to help ,' 0 ne of But c her .s 1egs was ' three City departmt>nl~ II was g1vf'W:"::'H'"'J,".I!;"""> ,._,~"""' 7'1<?t ~ ' 9 the hundreds of vtctims ba d',y mang led a nd he su If ern~ •• en showmg lltf' 1o owmg baiC & bU.M/fJ$f:',& IH.-l tl"W.~I" 'I > "Words cannot adequately de- other abrasiOns and cuts and 1 am•es on March 31 It). ,$14.· ' TAIPEI, Formosa IUPIIscribe death •s a result of a bl Th 909 96. Water Works . $81.439 71 · I President Chiang Ka!-sbek of 1 1 1 tornado " the governor said pop s.sJ e merna mJunes e 1 plus $34 OO(l state su1kmg fund; V fr Nationalist China today C'alled · · omeroy emergenrv · rescue. I - - ---- -~~~ _ _ _ "Houses were splmtered, rars umt admmlslered f;r~t aid and Sewage 0 1sposal. $62 309 53 plus ~ on tbe United Stateo to belp Piled up a.s toys and trees stnph d th t $34.000 state smkmg fund. 10 1 h ',1 organize an antl-t'ummunist alI IOU l·g w a y Bl. ] ] r~:l e • VIC lm t •• OSPresent for the brief meetinl ru !lance for Asia patterned afCHICAGO WPI! Calvin COLUMBUS JllPII Gov. p : wer. Mayor Stders Clerk Mrs. In ~ ter NATO. He said It would J. Netter, perhaps the cleanJame11 A. Rbode!i called h11 I A E Thomas, Anna .Jean Flowbelp check Chinese Commu- I In Chicago. sued lor ! ' e s Ill a r t i s a n B a t t l e •abinet Into emorgency ..... Vrltrans Memotlal Hospil•l I ers . bookkl'eper C!ly Attorney, est man the nist aggression. dh1orC'e Monday . He said he siou today to determiat what ADMISSIONS _ Mrs Wll- C J Hyer , and Councilmen, The 77-year.41d generallssl- l an~ bis wilt were all washed I COLUMBUS (UP!l-Gov James A Rhodes' $SBO , tbe otate aovernment can do ham Pow!· II \1tddleporl . Her- Ted Stevens. Arim Hall. Ernest tno also urged the United up. millicm approp riation tor highway construction for the to help tornado deustaled ar- bert Barnharl, Pomeroy : John Handley, Charles Fowler, Car.l States to adopt "a pos!tlve polNetter, an aeeountant, said next two years IS dead. killed m a bitter partisan battle I eas of Ot.lo. 'lay lor Mh..adleporl Ch<:~r les Murra~·. Tom Reynolds. J1m icy with a view to eliminating bis wife made him take a punctuated by charge and countercharge o[ obstructiOn· Frazier Galhpolts; Vernon Craddock, Louts Ross t. H~rarn the Communist regime on the bath, wash his bajr, and have 1sm , ped as though a po:e1 mower Darst. \rt:JI1.dit"port Daugherty, J S Dunca n. 1 ST. PAUL, MINN. - THE 1 china mainland, whUe at the 1 hl• clothes cleaned every Ume 1 It was defeated for the second time and this time cut blades of grass . mighty M1ssissipp1 washed over Rhodes saw all but one of the DISCHAHGES- Joan Lake 1 same time avoldJag a dirett somt'Dne coughed near him. 1 th ere IS no ch ance o f resurrection. T he only course for Mason Patncm cra 1g Middle· ; LOCAL TEMPS this transportation center's atrarmed clash with tbe Chinese ! She wouldn't let him touch a 1 Rhodes now is to produce a similar bi!! a move that .. affected areas m • day • long ' · · _ port, closed its tram station door •uob t d th b 11 b d ft ' d tour of oorthern Ohto Monday port. Betty Donovan, Syracuse. It wa s a brisk 50 dt>grPPS t,m. 8 Communists." f ll.ght swltcb •• .... .. expec e as soon as e 1 can e ra e . ' lR . . d w 1 d ·I . k 1 5 and pushed toward an $8 mil· with bis hands, he said The bill 'Nent down with 16 affirmative GOP votes leithf'r from the air or on the I H 1HS - Mr an ~r s I · er l t'ar s tes at l I a m. ~=«~'"-" ~7~'Jt~{!:~,~~ ~"C(N ~: lion industrial park. A IIJO.man Wben the Netters bougbt a and 14 nega. f Ive 0 emocra t ground The downtown bef tnp 11began m the • -ham- Powell, Middleport , a son - toda~· - · -m---· Pomeroy. ' 1 crew from the local workhouse new sofa, Calvin had to scrub 1 votes It needed JUSt one we were going to do and could mornmg ore H the state s labored to cap a dike between It twlco before It went into more. vote for passage. !have say('~ lhts btll bv ••ndmg , >h3ddebead and 300 or so !Djured iLegl·slatl·on· A t a G l a n c e tho •!ready-flooded atrport and 1 th II · Wh en counted. • e Vlng room. en M The Democrats based their 1t back to committee or leav· 1 •ft ended after dark wtth the ' the !ndustna! site. bou~ht some new clothes. Mrs. objection on the grounds sev- mg 1 It pendt!hng f state's DC3 aJrplane 'llymg low ' COLU:\rtBUS fUPI1 - \1ondav s convicted of misdemeanors to With tile worst fioodmg estiNeller made him wasb lh 1 h d be · t s ano er c<:~~ o a1ways 1 . · em era quesuons a not en an- b . over the v~n wert eounty m ( maJor legts l<~t tve aclmn al mcuntam the1r outs ide ~mploymated to be three days away. 1 three times by hand, tben put swered, foremost among them elmg: "tnl " •udrr~ Tghom11. no the ex.trem~ northwest aided I a glanl'e ment. nearly a thousand people althem through tbe washlog I th t took $3 million Pace. te sat . ere .s no . I I ready had beer forced from House machine aoutcoafutshee locaal government fund Ihurry to pass this btl! tomghl." bfy moonlight and spotlights St>natr. their homes tn St. Paul the · · 'K d rom highway patrol cars. Defeated Passed Neller 43 said sbt finally mg Silt · h 3 6 11 1 C<pita! of Miqnesota The Red t him ' i Sen Wilham Deddens, R· The DemocraiH• move was . ~H B 2(.]1 $888 m1l l10n h1g · ~H B 1 a ows count es to COLUMBUS UPI) - State swep out of C._e boose 1CincinnatL former ~hairman of sef:'n as a ptPvtew of what could ' ANSWER CALL way appropnatl()n !VoLe 1614 }. assess propert y ownt>rs for reoCross said f!O!Iding of the Mtsemergency Passed moval of unsafe bt1ildmgs I Vote sjssippi and other M1dwest riv- Health Director Emmett w Ar- 1 la~t Tueo.sday. His suit in ~lr- the Fmance Committee, argued take place when the $1 4 btlhon The Pomeroy reaches squad answered a ca ll at Jl 45 - S R 51 s \mpalhiztng w1th 1031:1 1 ers had affected nearly 9,000 nold warned today of a disease 1 cutt court charged desertion that the language was tradltJon- genera! fund budget P m Mon~.ay to Harrisonville Vldtms of Sundav mgnt s to rna~ 1 Introdw Pd. · lamlltes In Minnesota and a to- hazard m stuffed Easter toys j and ask~d the judge to order al and that the Democrats had the Senate floor 8 psyehlatrie examinatjon for gone along w1th Jt m 1963. 1 Kmg's forces mav now de- whe"e they transferred Char les . does. - H B 699. eliminates requl~ tal of nearly 2.\,0110 persons in from Japan and Germany con· t 1 Sen Ed Garrigan. R·Akron, mand rertam mcre'ases m edu· Morton Butcher to Holzer hos-1 -S B 154. n•akPs 11 t>aSJf'r for ment that Youth Serv1ces AdMinnesota, Iowa. Wisconsin, talning skins of dead chicks and his wife, Arlene M., 38 · They ducks. 1 were married In 1148. labeled the Democrats as ob- calion and welf<tre beneflls m p1tal following an autmnob1le 1untversaty huusmg authorlttl:'s tn visorv Board mtel quarterly . North Dakota and !llmoiS / structlomsts Den . Danny D the budget Vllth the knowledge arc .. ~ent He was g1ven first aid i Issue bonds (\ote 30·0' ~H B 702. desl~'nates each MIAMI _ AUTHORITATIVE 1 B' 10 [ Joboson, D-New Ph!ladelphta, that they can kdl 1t tf they oa for a fractured leg and multiple ! Introduced Nov 22 as John F. Kennedy reports or mass arrests in Cuba of an orgamzm 10 five out of u pening Sel countered that "you knew what choose. __ _ _ allows pnsoners Memonal ol army personnel purportedly seven of the toys. For April 20th -~· Children of Mt. Monah Church GIVe Easter Season Program on Sunday MEIGS THEATRE I 1 -S~~-298. Da"Y_·~~-- Poii.ce Street Help Pay HI.kes Asked ' ' ed reports'' that mtJre than 2DO 8 source of infections to '!:rs 1CommisSion Tuesday, Apnl 20. , . , , oold!ers and civ!l!ans were J"a!l- 1 ths d The Mason county prnJect 1·n Mtdd!eport councils lmanc:e Middleport s chid draw< $3.76B . 1 $37~ monthly, patrolmen s to ized the rMney lo pay them and added an extra patrolmat 1 ' to war k day-off sh1 f ts. orseveramon draw $300, and ra1se · thh ed 15 days ago. of h 11. 1 eludes 6 74 miles between the· comm1ttee began wres t!mg to- 1 Mtd dleport patro1men e our1y rat- 1was not In s1ght .antrea~ . 18 "More than 100 of those ar- ment t. e ness difficult, Putnam county iine and t h 0 1<lay with the problem of how 1$3,075 ($251 2.\ monthly) which led street worker from $1.31 to A 10 per cent mcrease was But revenue conunues shortt, rested were troops of Cuba's Arnold satd. , Beech Hill road lo 1 to reduce or erase what Mayor ,,. compa rably below averages l$145 whtch ts roughly a 10 per propos•d. but the fmance com- as expenses last month exceedWestern Army Corp• and rang- The hazard could be height- mg The nine stat r res:r ac- Lee Smtth Monday night callc'<i for Similar employment in oth- lce" t mcrease. 'im tttee rece1v_,. the problem u1· ed incom•. according to Clerk ed from corporals and lergeants ened, he said, If parents unwlt·ect .11 st e res~r ac:: "a tragic inequality" in sola- er Oh1o towns of 3,000·3.500 pop- He said street workers get stead and was asked to make jGene Grate, by $S45 59. to Ueutenants and ~plains;• tingly place the infeCted toys in ~~~~ ml~li:~ d;~ar.";.: w',~" ro- "" of the pohce and street de- ulal!on Street department per- holidays off without ~ing dock· a counter proposal two weeks A tax levy lor ullhties fail.. 1 a committee spokesmad said Easter ~asketa with candy and 'd r In ~ 76 partmcnts. 'Sonne! show~ stm!lar condt· ed. Police work hohdays and hence 1at tbe polls IIlii November, allll · other f<H!dsvt e new sur ~c g over Mayor SmiU1 propOsed an a- tions - \ Iget no extra pay, thus Ju•my- Mayor Smtth reminded coun- the local power company is 000. WASBINGTON _ U 8 EXmtle:l of road In nine dtfferent cross-the-board pay Increase Of ! "I d thin!l any taxpayer ing Ute larger >ncrease m tbal ci! that last November he nad tinuing to collec1 a 25 cent perts f!elieve that cu.,;, 'ma · coun es 20 and 10 per cent. First, how- !in Mi leport, if giVen the department. Ilisted several ways he thought cbarge for the town with reap Its biggest augar h SEEKS JUDGMENT Ge ever. he pointed ID present sal- )tacts tra!g , would tum down , "This is only a proposal," additional revenue could be ra!S- light bill. Previou>lv an IP!Nii. tnlce 1116! or 1 arve_ Meigs nenl lfospltal aries of pohce and <treel ~rk- a levy o ncrease the pay of oa!d Mayor Smith. "Council pro- ed, none of whtclt have OO.n irnate 15011 per mmtth biJ1. but 11 Ia I tb A_n haaCobeell made In ADMISSIONS - Eddie compared to s!mllar work- these me who have gotten no ,vides money to operate both lincluded in proposed legislatton (street lights etc.) bad no •Y e Metgs. unty mrnon !'leas mme. Pomeroy; L•ura Htte, lers in other Ohio towns •ra.tse lor lour years," the may- ' departments. It is my duty to by council. paid 'from the general fund, C:O)nmupbt Island mucll good. COurt m which lrvtng Karr, Syracuse: Anna Wines, Ha- Taking ligtJres from the Ohio or said. 1 presl!flt the situation. Where the 1 Coone!! last year, faced with though IIIGSt munlclpaijtlttt .• ,. ,, , Because of low world sugar Jr., dba Karr and Van Zandt cine; Floyd Corson, Middleport. Municipal League bulletin, the His 20 per cent proposed In- money is to come rrom Is up to a dwindling general 1 u n d, joy the luxury of a special prices, exchange llfo1or ,Sales, eeeb DWtley In DISCHARGES - Osmar Fre-lmayor sbowed the average an- crease would add approximate- ynu." ttghtened the public belt t no' meetinc ._, . earnlt!Ba, whiCb come lar(ely tl!tl arnolint of t"7 93 wilh lnto!r- cker, Cheshire; Doris East· nual po!!ce chief's salary of ly $2,000 to the annual wage Counellrnan Gene Harris aaid polle<! vacallorts, uniform' allow· I ~T ~ Atom aale or IU(at:. may lie cut est tmd costs m>m 0. I;. Chal)d- man, Coo!v!l!e; Lela Ro!Uns, Qqln towns with populations of expenses. It would put t be ho 1\!0IIId offer the motion to ances, extended since Geor&• Meinhart, .j, (Cpllt!nued on pap t) ler, Charleston, W. Va. Letarl. ' 11,010 to 3,500 $5,_7!0 Ill 1964.lcbiel'a aalary, for eump!e, lo ,ralH aalariea at once if aU real- ,tben baa re-ordered vacationll (Coatimted 1111 Pill 3 ' ·. ~ Ilk~ ~·~ear ~y ~ . ers C,~~ ~orelllD .~ will shifts~. ~~!i!. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 12, 1965 shockey