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Wednesday's Ielevision Program Tuesday's Television Program WSAZ-TV Channel 3 lltl Ooril Cob Report 7lll0 Today Show 7•2$· Today Out Your Way 1:25·Today OUt Your Way 9,110 CartooDsvllle t: IS Patterus in Arithmetic 1:30 Bachelor Father 10:110 Trulb or Consequences 10:30 Wbat'l 1'bis Song 10:55 ·Newt Morning Report U :IIO Concentrat1oo 11:30 Jeopardy U :OO Call My Bluff U:30 I'll Bet U:55 News Day Report 1:110 Midday News Picture 1 :~ Singing Jamboree 2:110 MOlDen! of Trutb 2:30 Tbe Doctors 1:110 Anotber World 1:30 YOII De~, Say 4:• Matdl Game 4:25 AflernOOn Report 4:30 Mr. CarloOD G:IIO Yogi Bear &:30 Laramie 1:30 Newa Picture 1:45 Weather 1:55 Jim '111acker Sports 7:110 Huotley·Brinkley 7:30 Mr. Novak 1:311 Slnglng Caravan 11:30 Porter Wagoner Show 10:110 Our Mao in Washington 11:00 Newa ll:U Weatber 11:20 Sportl 11:30 TOIIICbt Show This is 1 bit of old-fasllloned ~corn," If you like. But I cred· It an ImpOrtant percentag~ of the appeal of Jackie Gleason's CBS boUr to the maestro's retelllioll of that opening precisloiHIIIIICiDI nwnber by the June Taylor girls. Tbet's show blzl GleaSilU Is DO dope. 10C1AL NOTE ROLLYWOOD !UPI) - Dleue Harllord. wife of Indus' j WCHS -TV Chanriel 8 1: 25 Daily Word 7:30 Bozo The Clown 8:00 Buddy Starcher Show 9:00 Captain Kaligaroo 10:00 Mike Wallace • New; 10:30 I Love Lucy 11 :00 Andy of Mayberry u :30 The McCoyl 12:00 Love Of Life 12:25 CBS News 12:30 Searcb For Tomorrow 12:46 Guiding Light I :00 Woman's Page I :25 WCHS News 1:30 Ao-The World Turoa 2: 00 Password 2:30 House Party 3:00 To Tell The Truti1 3:25 CBS Newo 3:30 Edge ol Night 4:00 The Secret Stonn 4. 30 Lone Ranger &:00 Bowery Soya ti : 00 News Torught 6:15 Your Weatherman 6:20 Sports 6:30 CBS Newo 7:00 Joey 81$hop UO Sugarloot 8:30 Red Skelton 9:30 Petticoat Jomctton 10:110 The Doctors ond NUI'BOI 11 :00 Tbe News TolliJIIlt 11: u IV eatber 11:20 Movie trialist Huntington Hartlord, landed a role in "'Oeatles Two," starring tbe '· ainl group. CO· ~~'fAllS HOLLYWOOD tUPl) - Dav· ld Ketchum and Hennlone Baddeley will co-star ·"I f: ' in the new NBC · TV series, Camp RllllllmUck. KEENAN WYNN I 'PROMISE' HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - ~ nan Wynn landed a .,....aarrtoa ~=-= ~:1, 9;30 AM ·1360 O:.!HI WMOV LISTEN a.-ood.W.'<(I WHTN - TV Channe113 7:5$ Dally WOld 8:00 Bible Answen 8:30 Jack )A Llmt 1:110 Fun School 1:45 KID& and Odlt 18:00 Morniug MOvie 11:30 Price Ia IIJ&bl 12:00 !loDDa RW 12:30 Falhor KllOWI Bell 1:110 Tbe Rebus Game UO Tbe People'l Cbo1e1 2:00 Flam• in tbt WIDdoW 2:30 Day in Court 2:55 New• 3:110 General Hosplttl S:OO Young Marrieds 4:00 Trailmallter 5:110 Super Shaw 6:35 SupermiD 6:110 Local Newa I We~ther 6:15 NeWI 6:30 Leave It To Beanr 7:00 RillemaD 7:30 Combat 1:30 McHale'l Navy 11:110 Tycoon 9:30 Peyton Place 10:00 The Fugitive u :oo N&ws 7:25 .Dail~ Word 1:45 Coni Cob Report 7:00 Today Shw 7:25 Today OUt Your Way 1:25 Today ()al Your Way t:OO (lortOODpi)le . 7:30 Bozo The Clown 8:QO.J~uddl' Starcher Show 9:00 Captain ·· 1ngaroo 10:110 Mike Wallace & News 10:30 I Love Lucy 11:110 Andy of Mayberry 11:30 The McCoys 12:00 l.ove ol Life 12:0!1 News . 12:30 Searc:ll For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light . 1:00 women'• Pege 1:25 News 1:30 AI the Wonld Turns 2:110 Password %:30 House Party 3:110 To Tell The Truth t:30 Badletor. F,all!er 10:00 Tnllb or Con""l'lences 10:30 Wbat'• This· SoDa 10:55 l4orDID& Report 11:110 CoJICeDiratloD U :IO Jeopardy 12:110 Call MJ :Bluff U:30 I'll <Bet. U :55 New~ Report 1:110 Midday NIIWI 1 :10 SIDIID' Jlllllborel 1:110 MOJDml of .Trulb 3:25 CBS News 1:30 Tbe Doc:ton S:OO AIJOII!er World I:SO You llaD'l· Say 1:00 Maldl GaiDI 4:25 ~ Report ,,., Mr. CatiO!IIt t :oil Wood1 woodped<er i:U Laraml8 1:10 New~ · PldUre ~:45 Weather 1:55 Jim '1badler Sports 7:110~ , :30 The Virgbliao H:lO Local NeD U :IS Weatber 11 :20 Sporll II :30 ABC' a Night1lft t :IIO Wed. Niabl al the Movlel 11:00 .._ NeWI ; f'!c~Ute TUES., APR. II MGIILlllli'I'S 7:30 MR. NOVA!t - ~ James Fraociscus Ill )he Uti.;' role aod Burgell Mereclllh u Marlin Woodridp. "And 'l'blll I Wrote." A brlllllm ltlldlnt refuses a college liCIIOlanbiP bwaus• he doel DOt w81lt to leave his father alone ill · bll busineSS. 10:00 Clr. OUR MAN lN WASHINGTON : 11-NBC New , Correspondent David Brinkley'a : oeond annual repo!'l on )11e mannera and of Wllblngton, D. C. Br1Dk1eJ ,uti!-' lnes life :n the natio!l't ~ from the turn of tbt etihlri' intr.,.... ofMti ,. bltl' own observations od PretldaM[ Johnlon'a "'Great ~·"'' .. to the present, and . ' role In "Promllt IJir '. ~ · W_.:... thilll'' wblcb IYB altJ aod ~ Clniil. mJS TV s Weathel' 11:211 SJlartl ~1::10 JQbnDI . . c..-. IOND AGAJN HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -When ·&eail CoruiOI"Y i»>I!Pletes "'Tbundertiall" It wlll be his fourth ouUDI 111 lan' Fleming'a bero James Bood. .:-lit* c.. o.....eten ,_ -•21• Goll,...lt ·a..·-"---. Coli a.umLumber ·Ce. '" ·· '' -.uJ .,._.,., ,.2452 ~ C.mllnt'elflla l! ,....., .. w.,,. ·. 11:15 1hlltlier 11:25 .Sports . . 11:.30 ABC'a' .N!Chtllfl ''.'' ~ ~. .•.. . ,. .,, . '. '"- ' "' ' : · . :~ " ·'V ..:;a ' .t. -: :'! J .ir:r ....'·' .,. ...'" : ·.• ;(! Elsie Quillen Dies Sunday NEW YORK (UP!) - It Ia a shame !hal a proven televl$ion show such as "The American Musical Theater" C~ts only a daytime New Yor~ outlet ~ of the yeer. There Lm't a bait Ia '.:~Wse; .II bas ~oriu# ~l. reeul~ II\ 1011, I . RIM . ClintOn FIIMr u5 Nen · . 1:30 ~.eave ·n To DeaYir 7:110 RWe.mao 7:30 ODie and Barrte• 8:110· Patty Duke 8:30 Sblncttl 9:30 B!Jlke's· lAW 10·110 ABC Scope 11:00 ~· .; eoll-.. TWmlte Semce i 3:30 Edge 01 Night 4:110 Secret Storm 4:30 Lone Rallgl!f 1:00 Bowery Boya 1:00 News ,Report 6:15 Your Weatherman 6:20 Sports 1:30 CBS Evenloa News 7:110 SaD FrancisCO beat 7:30 ··Let's Go To the Fair" 8:110 My LlriD& Doll 8:30 Beverly flillbllliet 9:110 Olck Van Dyke Show 1:30 Cara Wtwamt 10:00 Danny Kaye 11:110 Tbe News Tool&bl 11: IS Weather Teller n :20 t.ate Show 7:55 Daily Wcrd 8:011 For 't·OIIr lllformaiiOII I :30 Jack (;a t.anne · · 1:00 Fun Scbool 1:45 King and Odie 10:110 llornln& Movie 11:30 Price Is Right 12 110 OooDa ' Reed 12:30· Father Kaowi Bell I:00 The Rebus , Ga,me t :30 Till PeopLe'• Cblilee 2:00 I"Jame in tb Willd 2:30 Day In Coorl 2:55 News 3:00 Qqral llolpltal 3:30. y~·>U.rrledl 4:110 Trallmulel' ~:110 Super Shaw 5:35 SUperllllb' . ' 6:110 Local News I Weatber .. hour of the CBS. prillie evenbll tim~ netwotlf ~pace that this . pfOII"alll. woulild't WI~/) sliJ41pi .itM Earl Wrllh~ filii tHJI'ItT.iONI '&XTERMIT AL O'Dell .' WHTN- TV Chanl'lel 13 ~ ,. W<;HS- TV Channel 8 WSAZ-TV ' Channe13 ..' ' a almjll• a alqlp\y , "~ ~w eiJ\br,eiDC .aU ·~ ~ 1be !li!iltcal ..-. I* Ia 8o6d as aoy of the bit • JJ . tiQ,,V~Y ab11WI ~ .~'1 ·11111~ 81111. If ~ ..,q't I!!' .•,. ~l"!llsor .lor tt, ~ It ~hou!d be madP available lo the w'hlllt i couoley u a Jltlblic M!"Yict. ., ,_ '.. ' ,. �/] • I • • Capii!Jl Comment,.'Evenlf!-~ n..~~ailg ~ • . a,~ s.~ • _. se,.tinel I ' 'Price Spins No-Hitter at,M~:!ithur " Govermnents Role? ,, MHSGoUers H IT IS lnterutlDC to - the diversity of • ' thought of some of the leaden In tbt ,Implementation nf the welfare programs of the govenunent now taldne abape. One that is creating a stir at p,_nt II · thot between Mr. Sbrlver ond tbe eon·• troversial Congressmon from New York, , Mr. Adam Clayton Powell. We hope that the controveroy will not impede the helpful benefttlthat eould ond should accrue to the peoplt of the deprived areu of our COillltry. It ·seema a shame that any power struggle within the framework of the bureauttacy should be allowed to get out of hand ond endanger the workings of 1 prolfllll that should Ioree onyont with 1 se1111 nf hu!lllllitariaulsm to submerp their feelings for tbe good of ev· · ,eryone. We are waging a war on poverty, and If the leoders start fighllnl thtrt ' will be I 1oM to US ali. The war OD poverty, like any kind of war needs the right leaders to direct it. We might need to see to it that the lead' ers are changed as they are cashiered in . 1 conflict. We ail know that this Is to be a long struggle, ond If we are starting , eut fighting among ourselves u to who ' has Ibis or that authority, you know who . is goins to eome out ot the short end of ,the born, the ones who need It the most. All wars are expenlive, even the one on poverty. We have noted that the Office tf Economic Opportunity hu taken a ten-year leaoe on an office building In ; fowntown Washington, D. C. at an anllual rental of $8,225,000. It would appear that we taxpayers are ' forewarned that it Is going to take at least thlt long to win the struggle. Wt . wonder whether it was necessary to commit us for that long a lease on a seven ltory building In the light of the Inner tirclo fighting that could shorten its dayo, and on the other hand might mak- It continue for 20 or 30 years. Ten yean Is a short time to be arrlv· •d at. when you ato,P to think that we nave had poverty smce Biblical times, )nd many are convinced that there will 'tlways be poverty In the world to the ;,nd of time. The poverty war Ia linked !with the Idea of the great society, which \President Jqll~ $1J~ "will not flower spontaneQUJl)' ft&b &welling ricbee and surglllf power. It will not be the gift of the gol:emment or tbe creation of President." We ·au know that Ptesi'"ents and covernmenll did not create bur great bUildings, jets, homes, farms, jndustriee, mlasllM,;. ~ dramo, ll.,rature, medicine alil'"in~ Giber advances ~at measure our p6wtt. !" ;{ ·l ':' . • • -... . -_. - '-1' :. ; The-IOV'etil~!t njlfer ereated our P'ee iJIIIItutlons and our love of liberty, t they eould take them away, when en for wer and allth!lrlty. There on!'f::ne·~ 1111•·thtilg only that will llo the job, In iptlit of ail the money aproDrialed and spent by . penona wllo eli: ~r. ad lbe)l lsmat realize II u ey It out. It Ia simply that our pateat achiev~ - • from tndl· ·d 1 iDitlative." GOvernment can help eaQDOt t1o the job for lll, and we thlt mort 'MC~Pk Will come to that uon:TbiDYioollttea thtte-ls part pf the national pion 1!1 that nothing in lbe aet for Applladila,111 .or ahould be mtrued that- the government will . In ywa -unze an lnduat or ulillty, t l!!Ue.Jt, tta1n ,that~~ government It not IIi~ fli ·aolne anY!hlnl that ClD be and ahoialcl be accomphshed ~paJ!nf prld ,~live and private .. . . ,. f .,..;.... IIUIUIIO- , "' •· ' · ·. r. .E = t :tQ ~ ~- . :". ' .. 1~, ' \ ( "' -~r, tlanta Takes • Third tn Row HELEN HELP US! YOUI'II ,..,. JOII m .TIIll .,...,., II for JliUIII . paopll, tbtlr probleM and pinlllftl, tboir troubltll and fun. AI wllll tbt rill ol BeltD llalp 'Uof It weleomoll loulbl lml · won't dodp a llrious tuntloa with 1 brall>olf, Stud your teen-aCe '1- Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ly DOROTHY KIL~ALLIM 110111 10 YOiml ASIIID FOR there's !Jopt, then rsaiiJ 11. way told Director Ctorl• SteY· IT, of HolOD Htlp US! N&;W YORK CAVALCADI ' ._, lhil newopaper. ena that he 11 coovloced next BY LOUJ8 SOBOL year's choice lo beat wUI bs IBI,I'·TAUOB't GIIIL lAD REQUIEM FOR 111GB JIIBLI Famed Freoch chanleuH L"' MU Van Sydow for bil forlrayo '-' .. V 1181: BAD POOR TEACBEB Dear Helene elenne Boyer. to ofion In other a! of Christ In "Tba Greaten Dear Belin: blgh-beeled oboeS. 11 10 years, a favorite with lilt Now Story Ever Told'' . . . Hard Ill 'I · rt.M belp mat 8lDot I wa• Door llolen: York nightclubberl, hils lllld keep up with Georsa Hamll. .. MD aworlr8d, cblld both 1 am writ••• • ___ and Ill'/ biYIpll'lllla ..... baft bad •• this In favor of friend& she Ia becOmin& I h I lon'• date. 11le talolt (at · the bride of Patricio Jouffin D'H,... Forum) wu debutante Topay 111 W•JH ~. -~ . • . time fw Dll, ao I bavt bleD blgh-heoted oboeL It MIDll to n baa boon aald '• dial lb... kiDII ol-..•• --·" 1,.._ ID!l, me thai tho flllbklo -...,. valtanthe, a painter, Lucle~no 1oy!or. 11 no cbane. thai ''ID lllfM!IOul ,._ -1. . • _ ....- • .::;;....., this year m trytng to ~ 111 is Ill - he'o 36 ". '11te Kim No telling who'll be tomor· dlseua wUI lit comp!D ' nollll, ve '""'" a .,....,._. 'Into IlioN awful Jllld.hlab, jel Sisters 10!1 their 1110tber Ran • ..... jOb__.~ ol ttl I,__, don't -knOw .... ~ 1111 •-'-. rowo •••~, ... But In London• ly -'-' • ..,... out - . wileD II' BUii boW 10 _.. I otlll Uko '•" Young and at this writing two the talk ;, all about tho lll'OW• becomn rare, Jlllllllt lei ..... · ..... ~, ...,._ .......- 111m heels and pointed ton. o1 them were scheduled Ill [ly tng nanance between the )'OUDI Jell about ill' pnil11lll0a. Dlpt>. IIIIJ ll'OWid edulla. M1 man- '!bey do thlllp for aoy Jlrl'l 111 Seoul, Korea for the funeral. Prince William of GloucOIIII' theria Ia a ....-In point. p,... ntra are illrOCIOUI and liiJ btl lop, and I can't say that aboal The third. AI J a is stiU recup, · the he• ' ar-oid venin bavt bela lllOUih eao alwayo be IIHrd for those hebylah strapped shoes eralinJ from a tonsillectomy . '"erdr O'De la»wn for -ly •II .- . . but llllln· 1 love ,.oplt 11111 liD that art com.... ln. After all, show&lrl, "' o • .... · •-· me to malla fl'll1llll 111111 'b!l -. Soms of tho underworld lads Now what will they think ol I!Vtr.l humlnd •eblldrtm otlll . very OUifiiDC w111e11 · ~laa not, eveeybody wanll to be teoare convinced. that Joe Bananas next! Here oW' attention Is ci1t of this diltBM la•IIM 1Jall. ·:jlllt me iDa aii»>!Uan -ottllbt. er do tho lwi~WJI~e t. still alive - that he manatcalled to new album ontlt· ed Stl1t1Ttff1 ,,_., Ia qllllll a n d · $ .•.,. eo1s1n. _ thai require low baels. 8 ed Ill sneak Into Italy Kathled: " Music 111 Read Jamea cueo thlr, u , ,ue.ota • !allure tltl and 1 f · .,'plli!il. 1 want , · I lmoill. mea lilct bJib bae]l, leell ("Fqrevw ; Amber") WID- Bond By." of the parentl to .,bavo tbolr 10 much to IIi a , LADY llut 1lul bow about DIDL'8 alrlullndsur whose latest novel, uwan· children tmnu•nkecl. I'm mart liD a i.itay u - Inc up lor them? I wu bon1 derers Eastward, Wlllldortn At birth 1111111 bibles bave My pmots nner aequlrtd with a deformed arm and band West" runs for IK1 pages, an llllmunlty tronolerred frolll llltlllllrl _ tbla 11 1101 thitr and alwayo dreuecl plain to What buged tht rJahil II now engaged on another th mother wbo II herlell 1mpooplo wouldn't ~ me. When 0 book - believe it or not, • cook- marchers en route Ill Mootsom- mune fault: they 11t1't brouahl up Ia I went 11110 "'"" beols, 1 sudde"' but about ' I per eent 1 lime and placo wben ooelal ..,.. , ory. Ala., wu that the National book! ". are born 10 mothers , llho are arac:eo didn't COUll!. Tbof do ly ,..uzec~ 1 had Dice legs and Guard troops oent to protect them oported Coniederale llaga susceptible. Tb. . bobiu ,.. not underltanf · Ill'/ dellre to :: ;~~ Rita Hayworth will get a rolt on their breast pockell and bel- ceive BO 1r..W......S lmiiiUniiJ'. bolter mytelf ·and crltldM me _, opposite Glenn Ford in MGM's met linera. According Ill Insid- AI with &rlllllforrtd .IDUniiDIJ' lor whit they all ' P1ittinc 00 llltnd up for hiih bMla ID d "The Money Trap." AI I lei ers' Newsletter, General Alex- to other ~. this gradual· lin... polllted IOU! - SUE the story, it at t11o special ander G. Paxton conceived tht Jy disappear's and Is USI!IJIY ail Dear Soe: insistence of Glenn who still inlignia, inailttng be hal recelv· JIOIII before tho II, ont With my IUCberl I hsve lilt Stand up for tholllt Nol if I feels he owes her 1 debt of ed authorization from Army (l. •ear old. That wll,y Atftb!JI«. nputalioa ol. betng bold 1 D d .u do BUll WILL a"'et IIIYOTI(, TO INTIRIS1 OP ' ..., bo'"'-'", but I ·not !ote•ean ... wo. .. aralitude for 25 yeara BIO It 1 , , . Tum of the wheel otu!L Ia toxoid (USIIally , .comlm.ed '"w•- n.n. I - bale -aell ~ lib -st men· ,.._........ W . lbt • _ , ., _, .._.._,_ to female lea wu Rita. then a domiDanl Dan Dailey and Ray Heather- with whooptnc CQUib , ,_.,. . _ """~ · · -ttylel - cbaDp slowly and· otar, who persuaded tho pro- ton were at Mike Manuche'a- and tetanus IOI.J!Id·..IIJollld . be more and - • lot ....... - - ao Shoe ducer• to biro Glenn Ford, not at aeparate tablea. Twenty • &iven wben a child Ia between erudt." Maybe you oould &Iva you'U be tee1n1 111m bees and o\d. me aamt oh book o r - _..._. ·-·-" lor • too well knoWD then, for her ei&ht years ago they were loo 1 and t ........ _.,.. . .. <' . tbblfltht!het Clllll4 bslp DII.-BS. ..,..;..- IOU .. -N I ._ picture, "The Lady in Ques- cether - in "Babes in Arms." MoA ' . ~: · , WILDERED ll t1mt ytlprobably lVIII after t.on" , AI COOper, the r.._ ~-!"' that wbell you bellD Dally aa a chorus boy - Hea· to IDUe • laiU'antman, il headinfl for Ru.. lberton u a malo load .. , It :. I •, '·JI Deir II: to 111JDk tho "low-aJlll.tasy' realat. - to brl!ll bac:k hil only NBC 1001 llu'oUib wllh ill de- llleoplible to lido Your public or teboci~ - llbrar7 ly 1lQ toolt o)ot. (Atld JOU I•Yinl kin, a long lost otster ho cision to drop "The Roaueat tlmt btl II II wii,\i : llll "1Ju aeverat uceUent teen-ace will, tH.uldoo demel tt-watcll wao finlliy able Ill make eon- a rival network II lllyllll with ltK madf whill . .., ~ !!d. etlqaeltt 'boolla: if you Ull't , lll!f IM). - H. tad wHh alter ainlolt tbroe the ideo of picking up the ser- rudy for ldrt4k~ ' fa' llf!al!!': lind them thiouch tht lndts, family Tllll eolUIIID II dlcllclllld to decades. She'o boon a ocllool leo ... 1011 II ~· i r i , . . ~ your llbrartau. Uvlol, to If you're bav• ofllclal there ... A oote lor o1 tile 1010N• , ·; . 1ut doll'l upec:t 1 book to IDi ldd troubla or IIIII Plalll blsehell lam -May :Mth will bot beore IIlio 11:;1 , .tr; . . matt a mUD out ol a 1110o ,trouble, lot Holen bslp YOU. mark the 30th annlvorsary ol 'M! , . ' ~- Don't even HOPE 11 8be wUI alto wtlcolllt your Tht concensu amo111 the eolll')' to · mo.. tbe first major leiJIM game aals ls that Glrrla Swanson tldld II 1101 aile 1!1!1"""' wiUI Tba world ooeda frlendl7, 01111 amustnc uperleneeo. Adbut&otlll. and, yeo • BOily • dress Heeo llotltl Ia eart tl played at ntaht. Happened lot looi<l some 20 years younger old. Tba first aign of peopt., If the lllllle II In - . lhil newspaper,._ ....., these day1 . There was 1 burst Cincinnati of envy as ohe entered tbo Val0 One of ow oes l)'mbok Ia be- lin tht other nli(ht with Earl ., pl!ll you !he rulll. , la& sued by dulh Regina of MI- Blackwell .. . Peter SellersiiiUit in• and EVIl! more blip 'llllllld be' • . ami Boacb for~ - tho lovt anllllalo. Last year he alar- extnmtly · Mftrll - •· willl 'I'M claim bei!ll ohe • - that lor reel In "'nte .'Ink Pllllba·." Hlo with a ,.,.,., tbroe bairplecn ol>e boucht nnt 11 ''What's New Punyw !ever abould wblle appearing at the resort cat'" , .. Oh. well, If the riM ture but, If . THE ALMANAc. for I TV appoaranc. •.. tn rate of crlme in New York ly suspected, .. . BJ Uallld PrHo ~ dismay• you, move Ill Majorca. In should be liv.eail '~-.'!~. . Today 11 Monday, APr!t 11, l!1lrld Btrm&r hao promised Boaots the lowest crime rate inf1 for the repo ~ ;i...;"'1 ·.'•""' ""~ .~. 1 - •· 1 1... _,,~ • • l' VI'YII YaJ 0 1lliiiiJ WAD ..,_ to oomo to the U. S. Ill proDIOie In tbe world. But, of coun<, ture. < <'\', ' • I I ' ' . . follow ' her starring mm, "Yellow Rolii- there are no subway• there .... Antlto>:ln, unlike ,!he tllxold, Tht 111000 11 . app!'OI!:htng 111 Rayeo" - st., return• late In Danny Thomas, wbo becOme• wW combat Ill' pofsii!• )~ · ,lui •uarter · May for rebelfuls for her Lon- richer by the hour with bls dl· ed by tho lnlectlpn .bill 1191 . , . 'lilt mornln& star 11 latutn. don otago clebtlt In Emlyn Wtl- versified Interests II now turn- stimulate the produdloo 01 1m'!111 ovoalq stan are Man , llln' tclaptatlon of "A Month in& hil Cl>erry Valley ranch In- munizln& antlbodlea. It II Ia Dol and Jupiter ll tho Country" scheduled 111 to a profitable enterprise. Hall I In the first "'~·-8~:· On tbla day ill lllllorJ: ...,.., June 2 at Guilford In SUr- moro tbon 500 head of choice the Ulneu it w!U "'*-lllli.Aillill 1775, the AmerleaB ~ rey . , . F1ward Elkins, procluo- ••ttlt ready for martel ... toxin contalnt _...,.. lultonary W11 btpa beore it to atvso llot.11l!IW JP''jd -· In J.n11 fhe, Unllld Staltl "' of ''Gold< Boy" Is one chap who iln't too happy about all '11tey don't alway• otart rl&ht be teltad lor a~~tr~Y 'Af.t.\IIJ,~or•- abandonoci the pld ll«ndW o! Sommy Davia' away-from • out •• oucceuful _ autt.on. Her- . eign ptOteln, especiiiiJ If he In 1161, General lloullu Maclthe play aetivltleo lllose man Wouk was , a Ill· wrii,Or ·has provously hl4. ~ i~:-"1 Arthur .... hii ·DIUCb qlllllll ,. ,· \; 1' comment thai "old oolcllen lltY• alewt of benellllo, etA:. Worried for Fred Allen's r'lllio lhQW, "antitoxin. 8amiDy wW exhaust his phys~ Alan J. Lerner w_ u a ~81 writ- , .DWblh•rla II tell! 11011,11 111, f er dla; tbaJ , IIIII !ado away" cal strenath. Sammy, .., tht or for Jackie Glnt1011 s radio tmnlune curlen. sldt m Jjohl He wu clotln1 hil m11ttarJ ... othtr band, insllta he doen't show. Maurice Zolotow wao ll · .lollt •bo hid tht dleflh and Hor by lddreallna 1 Ioiii& pl'ftB agent. Somen<t M~uct>- .itc!ovtnll followiJII w'l_lcb the linn of Co!IIJON a114r bttng ...., "'""'!Mr It "work" at all JoY• !he lllrKurricuiar ... am studied medlciDe. ,1)411 cll•tlli•• orpoialiij- ~ : al<.~ caUecl from Korea by Prelldtal Greenberg <"i!Dw '!o Ik :• dl'ID& out, blppijy M! up~ . Truman Jewlah Mother") atudled at! Ill ,keopq In _tho ~·"111M~ · In liM, movie star Grace. I bear the Maharanee of B• the U. of llliaoll. Nell S1moD Other Cll'l'llh apparentlt ·!laY•· Ktlly married Prineo 11t1ntr ol J'OdJ hal put bel' beiUtlful •· ("The Odd Couple") waa a ty · <je.-elopecl an ~ty Ill·~~ ldoaaeo p.rtmont It Paria "" !he mar- comedy ..,.iter. So you - ... therll without ·~ ...finl4 . ',,, · lilt d!oeue. In •illill' ~ whetl A lbotllht tor !he diJ: 'nit lltt 1sattn-co...-.d walls, 1014 ~-~ ~-· " GreeUalile writer ' AUop lilt chaf!dtllan, ole.). Astlng price Glenn 'SeaLors, the Amtrtean' .a carrier Ia , ''It il 1101 CII]J fine fHibsro tbat ...,IGO . . . Rex Harrlsoo willt muclear chemist, •as bora 011 ' beJl'oed o/1~1'1"' • ......,, this dO¥ In liU tba ... ot lllllilet'D' lllake flDt ltlrM" '*"- Olear IUolltll aeat]J • DOm'nft. SA"S bee:""- w"' At Convenience Complete cleaning service especially for your type of rue or carpet ... whether it should be shampooed . . . dry cleaned ... or regular laundry washed . . . Our facllltles asauro you of a perfect job. ·ROBINSON'S LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS Speed Riggs, famous tobacco auctioneer recommends 111 DAq.Y·sENTIIIL "'illl LUCKYSTRIKE FlUE/IS I. s "-*''"• ~h-::~.:e ~:1.! ~~~ :.of~ BEHA~'S WOH'LD liiP. Jll••• I For ::*....!!' t!':u!': 'I' ..._. ~ ·r f/' RUG and CARPET ·cLEANING who 101114 lbDw :rou the 111'11 ttlor or a ltoorite teacher wbo could abow JOU tbt 111'11 _ and bell - law ol tllqUIIIt 11 oous140r&11on o1. othen . ... And thai includH your parents! _ H. p .s. A &lrl wbo wrlteo u well 11 you, can't be nearly as cruds u lht ..., benell. And a Jirl wbo her faultl alrudJ hu them boll-way licked. Happy tuolnB! _ H. .. ' ..a ·rheyput back the taste others take MEXICO CITY (UPI) - Ru· Rocha, Argentina, stopped Martinez, MexiC<J, (8). 1 need .... b rfdll .,. . wilL . .; Clill - ... e~ptuttae.tfulttflnlnp..., BrMir ,..,, ~olnltw_...,_ / twitching to Dodge,tofty....nl •••• ...._,.._ / ......_ Ltiftl 1111 """' IMkf. ...... Jti11 .. . , I J , . • •• i ,• ' tn.u(!!n.. l9irtcY ' .... ....., • •• and start the - for af drvli;· •· ·'' '' ... . . '*'"'.for lw•ul 1111 Ta-.chedng liP aid billa it n•m..,'411' . ' I7 d illf&'llt RilL I NOW OPEN SATURDAY. 9 AM .~'· T af dolllls 1o 1h11UIFii'fl ' . ,.... . . . let us help. w• ...s 7• Pelr11' IC4tn wma... 214,· I, IIIII ,ft; - · · 0. , ...,.., ...,.,. ••IIIHvltfullr ,..-. dlteoYthd.= · ' WDIAMS Clean them Ill up wilh aae Ioiii ·. �~~ ,) ........ -... . -·------..~ .-... • ~ ~ .. . . .. . .. - . ... . -·-. I J i ,. . ~ . -··· ~ -~----·-- -- .... -· -.... " ... -·-·, --·----. . SPORTS SUMMARY Koufax Tames Phils Br JOI OD4IM . • ' ' Ilia COIIIral .... 110! • 111-4, and the White Sol won the UPI ltolll Wslwp II Ulllli, but SaJld,y at- OjllllOt of a doubleheader with NEW YORK (UP!) To Sandy Kelda, tbt Pltfla. trlbuted tbJt Ill Ida throe-week Wll!hlt!atoo 5-l, then I o s I tho Ral•er won Ute M .650 w..... delphia PhiiiiM l'llllhll«tl lbo eDior<ecl layotl during aprlnc nlgblelp 4-1. Memorial wllb Hall To finest wonder dnC 1111 tbe mar- tralDlnl. O'Dell, who relieved Milwau- placing SO<lOild IUld the favodte, nt. 'lbe lmpottant lhlnl. .. tar teo starter Denny Lemaster In Bold Lad, taking the ohow opol. The IOUIIIpa'll 100 ot Ute Lot 1111 tile Dodien were concerned, tbl s1x11t Inning, retired all 12 Aftllltt Doqert aid, llllMI bJ however, 1111 that Koufu ouf- bolters be faced to win Ida first MONTREAL (UP!) - The a series of al~ llla'alllltout fired "no pain" during or altllr faille as a Bavre. Eddie Ma- Montn.al Canadien! beat the bii ctroar, alftJt ....., . a the &ame. Althouib it probably thews, batting a tarried .444 to OiiMCo Black Hawks !-2 In the Ionic when ~ .,_ the PbiiJ will 1101 be known lor days or dahl, iocked a home run, dou- opening game of the llnals of and Sunday Wll 110 u:eeplloo. even w.eks just what effect the ble and alnsl• and Dennis Men- the National Hockey · League The :1!1-yew-olcl Koufax, COIIdltlon will bave on bls pitch- ke chipped iD wilh a homer, stanley cup playoffs. bothmd by ttalldtltle arthrllla Jna, the lnital results were triple and oingle. In his Jell elbow, ftlltd Ida pr.. prom!siJ!&. Three Homen LAWRENCE, !Can$as (UPI)I<I"iptloll bJ lllllllt Pbllldel- Rooke !leCOild baseman Jim Frank Robillson, Pete Rose Randy Matson put the shot pltla doWII .. flvt bill fer 1 t-1 Lehbm tloobled, tripled, drew and Jollllny E d wards eacb feet, Ill- Inches to vctory In Ida lint llari1DI role two wolb and drove In lhret crashed a home nm as the new meet standard on the lin<e lUI Auc. 11. 1'11111 to lead the DotJ&er lttacl Reds banded the world cbamp~ day of the Kansas Relays. In w• !.liB abllb l!llllllcblllme ag~ lOW Bo Ballnlky and on canlinala their fourth defeat Sandy ltld dt!IMitd I b 1 Phila tltNe other Philadelphia hurl- In five gamas. Sammy Ellla NEW YORK daliDC to IISl, and llfter el'll. won bls O<Jcond victory of the fendlni lbe same, JCoulu, • ' - atorry otMr NL Games season, altbouab ho n~ed re- won the I¥J11 In tho plt:coh!I!C earoot bu been In olhlr Natiollal L e a 1 u e lief help lrOlll &ger Craig and nual Queenl-lona Relays. threalldld Itt lbt tiiMase, ,... pmes, the Milwaukee Braves Bill McCool. 8uda 1 parted he wat ''fer)> pleaaed" clUbbed tbo Chicago Cubs ~ Ed Kr-pool droft In threo w1111 blaplrlorbehind tho briUiant relief pitch- runs bl earn the Mots a split MONTE CARLO (UP!) Doqwa OftrloJod nc of BUiy O'Dell, Cinciona~ In the Dlgbtcap whicb ~~~ trallans Ken Fletclter and It ~ wu plelMd, then unloaded a 14-bit attack which called In tho atventh lnlllng. Hewitt won the men'o ~~~· lila DolfPra were oar,to,ad be crusited St. Louts 8-Z, the New Gary Kroll, a 11-fool.e right- litta In the Monte carlo a rvwttblr beaiU., \'art Mets routed San Francis- handl!r llined bis lira! victory cltampionshipa, while Lea Xltufu Ia almoot 1 ,........Wte co 7-1 In a rain-shortened nJaht- lor tile Meta with a lour-bitter. col and Sylvana Lazlal'~ln.,tioblesll lar a tal Alee!• l'Uil at tho cap llfter the Giimts bad lakeD Bob Sbaw pitched perfect ball Italy took the women's u• Nalloul Lelttlta pebnonl, which the opener of a twlnblll lor three i!lllinp In relief .of crown. 1111 ~~ - two H, and l'itlsbursh split a dou- Jack Sanford to preserve the ID td&lb In UM. blebeader with Hollllton, the gants triumph In the first HOUSTON (UP!) "1 bid p i illulf, llul IIIII reo! Buca wlnnlng the second game game. clwnplon Bobby Nichols outpod," IIIIUfll: !llld. "I bopt to H after the Astros had taken Bob Bailey's eighth-Inning lasted J111111 (Chi-Cbl) Rodriguez 111 llltllr." the lint contest, 3-1. sln&le scored Manny Mota from to win the $75,000 HoustOD Clas· '11le Dodier doMJtr atruak In the American Leaaue, the second with the winning run In ale gnlf tournament. IIIII- aad walbd 61ur. He Red So• crushed the Pittsburgh's second-game conN'idtlr14 a 1t1t to lead-off Baltimore Orioles IH Detroit quest alter two home runs by BOSTON (UP!) - 'I!te Ooolllo ll8jU Ia lbe flrll outlasted the Angels 4-1 In 13 John Bateman and the sb:-hlt ton Celtlcs set a record ftlr lallal, 111111 held tho Pbfllln inDinp, MJnnesota OU!ml!Scled pitcbillg of Bob Bruce bad =· mD>I points scored In a N~:: [I bllleu UDIII tho td&lb wben the Cleveland lndlOII! 11-3, the ried the Astros to victory In the al Basketball A-u.tion Dlcl Slulrl alo-'!CI a tw<>ron Yankees 1l'oullCed Kwaa aty opene.r. off final by defeating the Angeles Lake111 14J.I!O. ' • You can will homer. UPto 10,000.d~G~teasr. ••• Win 0 I I 100 10,000 JtA c. ..... WINMbiSI OVER 8,008,108 ANCHOR HOCKING MIRA CLEAN! DUPONT NON-STICK FOOSH S&Hireea Reileellllll =:JI .., .....,W- SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. Gowernment lnspecltd I AERIAL VIEW OF CITY, PARK FRONT-This Max Tawney photo, taken last fall high above the old French City and Ohio River, shows how the two look from the air. Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce Fresident Clyde Ramsay, one of many who · ·as responstble lor obtammg the Up&trearn Public Use Area, to h· "onstmcted along the. river bank below the city park, ha~ roughly out I· Ihe proJect on lhts •.enal photograph. The access road wtll cor oe along the nver SJde o[ the 200 block of Ftrst Ave, and move dowr•.. rd, and across the mer front al· most to State St. A turn circle , arson the right, near the new home o[ Dr. Keith Brandeberry. Most of the parkmg area wtll be constructed on the right side of the boat launching ramp. The ramp will he. built ap p;oxm~ately in the middle of the area mvolved . as I he drawing mdtcates. 1 A comfort station sidewalk, steps, trees and grass and recreatiOnal lac tliiles ts also .ncluded m the proJect. Ear her lhts week, the K. L. Moore · Construction lirm' of Belpre. 0., was apparent low bidder on t~_e project. Construction is expected to_star:_:t:_:s:.::o:_ on:.::·:___ _ __ _ _ __ _~ ' Reds Take On Milwaukee, Take Card Series Sunday DU 'l\lh>i.?i'm~;·1;n<A'M aMf#st;WFH!'¢'1@~! with her parents. Mr . and :vlrs. Edgar Reynolds and Paul Grue- 1san, a student at Ohio Univer. and :'\·trs . Lee Da~idson. Bar:x; Paul Scott. 1 ser. sity, spent the weekf>nd with 1bara Jones and N1ck Suite of. -'\~ Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nelson ohio University students · his fat•her-, Mr. Robert Harris iAthens . ·. and children, Terri and David spending the Easter. weekend and other relative!'i. 1 Tom Rail , Kent State Umver. of New Concord spent the Eas- with their parents in Middleport Mr. and Mrs. John Vroman j sity student. spent the weekend ) ter weekend with her par~nt.s ,. include Jack Satterfield, Karen and son, Johnny, of Columbus. 1 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Ba1ley. Bachner. John Allensworth, Ron were Easter weekend guests of E. 0 . Ra il. Mrs. David McConnaughy of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rupe Hanning, Janice Tannehill, his parents, Mr. and !\.lrs_J Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wood of Cincinnati is th~ gue st of her spent the weekend in Canton Dave Wiley and Barbara Jones . .John Vroman. Ravenswood. W.Va. were WP.E>kdaughter and family . Mr. and with their daughter and Famil y. .James Brewington, Columbus Miss Marianne Woodgerd, Co- end guPsts of his mother, Mr!. Mrs. Roger Morgan and Keith Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKay and spent the weekend with Mrs. lumbus. spent the weekend with / E. \1. Wood. a~d Cathy. children. i Brewington and daughter, San-. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har- Ea ~ter Sunday dinner guests Miss Carol Scott, student at I 'Mr. and Mrs. Gardner. Rey- dra. i old Wood~erd. ' or Mr. and _ :Vlrs. Bruce. Lloyd Holzer Hospital School of Nurs- no ids or Lebanon visited over Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris Weekend guests · of Mr. and ] and son. M1ke, were the1r dauing, visited over the weekend ! the weekend with Mr. ahd Mrs. Columbus, and daughter, Su- Mrs . Omerson Jones were Mr.l ghter and I<Jmily. Mr. and Mrs. ~Oscar Ba ~Oani and children of ' 8" Round 1 Cake Pan No Sticking! No Scouring! IUBt Sponge & Rime Clean. 1 Around And About 1 c lb. I with coupon i 1 I -- I Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Walter '1attox 2nd fami ly of Point Pleasant. \\' . Va . spent Easter Sunday with his rarents, Mr. and ~trs. Carl Mattox. W. L 3 2 Chuck Roast Middleport -··- Serle• D (Baal of Five) BONELESS ROLLED and TIED ea. Campbell's TOMATO SOCIAL CALENDAR witll- tnd purc:lWM of ''·"..-w•....... -Coke :top, Libby's Deep Brown BEANS SOUP 14-oz. can APRIL 19 1 Qt. Round I I CASSEROLE HOUSTON (UPI) - Nobody -pared Wllb the Shll'(l81owo GIUid ...,... Bobb:r Nlchobt Of OouDity Club par ol 71 lor one etmp~ today U he felt IVIIIld ID4 1M fer the toun•ll &be (lr1l fl!llf lour, DOW If neots ~ ola!c, II lUll 11W11n1 lOr blm. '!'be likeable gnl!er picked up 1'111 Houatoa Golf Claalle, tU,IIIII top lllOMI' lor the vicwhldl Nidlolt taok In • u.,. tor, rlclt pickings lor a man dot 1111' .,., . . a WIIJ' 01 ._. Wbo blld made only ••425 oUlIJnl.llla 1111 rlld • 1111 _ , elltl IIIODel' 10 far Ibis year 1a lor tbe ,..... the pro tour. Tote 1• fer -ple. lie NicholS birdied boles, 1, 2. 8, woa tho a..lc In a Jt.bole and 10 and bad bogeys on 5, 9, playoff, ftlt · 1111 to I t11H 1111<1 IS. H' bad short putts pl..- In tho DIIGA Open IUld a the flrlt and second boles ··•""· year's - • tf lottd fer the blrdle 011 No. 1 como 011 a Dlnth liiiiGIII Ill' ulioll'a pro. 11 foot putt. lesslonlll. · Tied lor fourlb weN early Ia UM, he lln1lhtd far up In loader Bert YIIICt7 of Pblladalthe IIIOid7 Ill I Ill fltr niDtll at p1t1a and Don January of Dalthe Clauk! and I,IMtD oa 1o lu wltlt 277. Loa Graham of wln the I'OA ~lp lD NeabvUle was td&lb Wltb l'ltl. luly and Clrllnl World ·•.an, tlltu;l ~~ ~·~~~m~ BACKe£!!\& 'fiNSION Nichols, tfJ ee-, 01111., IIIIIIY IUIT&TIOII held off a ~ nub by Afttr 21. MIIUMil DIDIJ' or ma.adtr Zr· Bruce De•Jia Gf,IIJola Head . ~ :1f!.:'r~::-.::::..~~ land, S. C. 1114 Mil (Clll Chi) : ... ~ll'.t:,\!:':~'l.t. Rodriguu e( Puerto Rico ud . . . --~~=':!:Dfe:f . Jcored i Dill ·. . . par h bt'l~'r.:t.~';..f!,~ 1111, 6·112" X 101ft Baking Dish • New llHJl ActiOn AlftiiDr- -~~~~..,.,.,..far"ddtp ICIIIOn'' IINRins. 0 Jet-Awoy!lnt mrtOVII-M Untlllp. • Jlkplft -tllkkdl)llll. • Jet-timplo - mtc~nlam hll His J tlke the t'lalllC). ·. tl lf*"·h-17~ tr\taunr lltrll'll · In ~ Mht . •.. •.~=t:.•""'UI!''~ Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw Optometrist OHice Hours: Tu..ddy & Thursday ... >~ ~~~: Wy-2-3219 Mil t.Oila wmtllliOD IATIIIODiil.~ I etal use, Guthion controls alfalfa weevil w1tb just one spray per cutting. Gutbion eontrols alfalfa weevil and other forage insect& including aphids, leafhoppers, allaH& plant bug~~,lleaboppers, lygua and spittlebugs. A single spraying per cutting, properly applied, lives excellent protection. Yon can even spray stubble and get good results lor tbe entire growth of tbe cutting. Utility ........... EJp, 4/Hftl5 Here's How It Works ••• ' When fields become infested and damage is evident, spray with Guthion, but not later than 21 days before cutting. If damage is only spot;. ty, wait and spray tbe stubble immediately after first eutting. Gutbion goes to work fast, eontrolling both larvae and adults. ... ··1~69 ..... -.... ' .1 1 .!,'~ . • ~ow in its third full ;year of approved co.mme,.. PJtChue or fLt• t\'J KltW' '• ·.lOAF.DISH .BAKER FURNilURE 0. wl&la roupo• with ..._ llld 5 X 9"Deep .,.,,.., """... -llllttlt ~DDLIPORT, •1.69 SAVE50e l1J2Qt. Round I,_.;. ~',CASSEROLE ......... 11111 dopollifo abiiiQI ea. ., , ,.. Sunday Only one spray per cutting needed ... • better control ... • longer residual control ... • more economical control CASSEROLE NO WONDER THE ~~~ JET AC111JN WASHEI == IS $£LUll& SO FASTI ' .. •1.49 ...... .,..... (U"S ' of Middleport will meet MonI day April 19 ....•1.49 ........... l1!2 Qt. Oval Bob Nichols Houston Winner I 0 1 ~-D'I. Eagles of Meigs Aerie 2171 will meet April 19. Officers will be nominated and rerreshments arP to be served. , The Amateur Gardeners Club .- p. , ' Lowest Cost ••• Because a single application of Gntblonolasts 10 Jgqa; :vou ep!q ODlY QllCO per cuttiua. Tblt .. .... result , •• Gutbion gives you lower cost control than other materials. More Total Digestible Nutrients ... Because your crop is protected during actual growtb, you'll have a leafy, healthy green stand. And alfalfa treated witb Guthion, used aa recommended, can be fed green or dry to beef or dairy cattle without residue problelll8 in meat or milk. Successful Use of Guthion ... . In full scale commercial use during the 196:1 and 1964 growing seasons, following several years of successful testing, Guthion has proven to be highly effective against alfalfa weeviL You can use Guthion with confidence during 1965, its third year of full scale use. ..,. at the home of Little Miss Mrs. Harrv Yloore, 598 South 'T'hird ~Av . ~ilh Mrs. Kenneth Amsbary as the a:ssisting hostes.c:.. Theodorus Council Daughters of America will meet in reular session Monday at 7: 30 p. m. at the IOOF' Hall. Practice will be held ror receiving state offiCt' n at the evening session of the rally. Apr.il 22. and all members who will participate are asked to be present. The JOF class of the United Methodi~t church will meet Monda y at 7:30 p.m., at the church. ' or Skipper SALTINES 303 1 I APRIL !0 T h e Twilight c..; arden Club will meet Tuesday evening, at the home of Mrs . Eddie Smith with Mrs. Ralph Gilmore as co-hostess. M~bers are to bring articles for an auction sa le. APRIL Z0 The Salisburv PTA will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. The Cub Scoulc:. will present their Scout-0 -Rama program. Re- &-Ill. ltac Strong, Sturdy :#:I Grade Field Grow• APRIL 21 Class 12 Circle of the Heath I Methodist Church will meet on Wednesday evening al the church with Mrs . Hattie Smith, devotional chairman and Mrs . Emerson Jones. program. Hos· tesses will be Mrs. E. M. Wood, Mrs. l!:merson Jones. Mrs . Orin Smith and Mrs. Harold Wood- gerd. each Martha Whit• GalnM Gran TralR FLOUR DOG FOOD The Past Presidents of the CHEMAORO CORPORATION KAN&Aa !;lTV ao • M1880URI BrowneD Ave., Middleport. ···-· -. cans lb. box freshments will be served. American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Pm~t will meet . TOMATOES Dixie Belle the Wednesday evening at home of Mrs. Charles Sauer 9c oH lobttl tO.Ib, bat 79c I O.tb. bag '1.43 M•ll•r'• to- illdo Mo<lhn• I OODLES ' • ' to- ' ;... ' �J ' ' Mighty Celties Maul West, Lakers, 142-110 • P0licy Line; APpo~tments :!<::=: JOIIIISON t. ~ IJrquayan alfalra Ill tiJo 8t1lle ! to be ambusador SAIGON (tJPl)-NIDo Amid- ntumed to the - - Coral day. A llllrd mlaaloa flew Willi- Alr Foree plk>l WllldUecl...... ..... . . . . . . . 'llllre CITY, Ta. (1]PJ) 11orded of U. S. -Frank J. McKinney, 8D Ill- can ere- !IEII 111*1 IOdil' Sea off llle South Vll!lllaJIIW in • mlleo of Billol-tha deep- Clll of ldo lallbo apllilod -*"1 Ill • ......,.. l!lllllb -Preaidelll Jolmlon, OUDtanned p.ucy oa Vl!ot Nam Saurday. cii8D8polio benllel llld ,.._ when Commlmlat ~ Qwt ell penetration yet of the air matur.ly diaiJl& a raid 011 VIet eilplollcn It tile 1111 U.S. air and rested, brouglll a 1onC He 111111 IIIII •WI!ilolr to peoee cbairman of the Demoeratlc ll>ot up three U.S., MmJ hell- Two wavea ot U.S. Navy war-hut loond IIOihln8 to Coog po6ltlono Ill . tile JtmileiiiUe Ia 0. lfW. tile IIIIJil'l ;Easter 1leelral at bla ranch tD- It OIIOR" If tiJo CommuaW. will NatiDnal eo~ to he .a~- coplen Ill • Mlllt • lllllel plaDu rabl CollliDIUli8t llr· OOmb. 11est of 8llp. 61!' ~ aillaeb m 'Ward 11111111 today, · qreo to IIIICDIId1lloaa Ialka boll baaaador to Jllllllca. norllloul ot Sal&oJI. gell Ill North Viet Nam SUD- lo South Viet Nam, a U. S. One Vlelllameao wu tll1ed rho c:.m.aaw MlriL ' The i'nlldlll'• 11r11o11r ..... ..,. lluaiiD poonr 1a oapeble of -Hoary J. ,...... c~opu~y .. " .....,_ ,.. mfll. ,ond WBI devolal JldnWIIy Ill forolng lbe Ullited Statea to olllant ....-etary of 111118 for llr1 beldqurtln ._. Aid · .. ~a.. to .... ..... .. IMUoa ..oiM'JCUI 'II a.a.uaa•n ~n, 11111 It iDCiaded. • willldmr. AfriCID afllln, 1o be ambula- hlo of 1M belloaplln _ . 1bD1 ta.oJo . . , . . u. ~ .. .. IOIIft~ poUey ~ aa VJot Nam Lilt of Nomlllatlono c1or to Moracco. down, ldlllall au eiP* en11111111 I:.'"~ .Jand oeveral new appointmeDII. Jolm!IDD relued durillg lhe -Natbanlel DaYiJ, 1 opec~~~ 1'-'1. Tbe co-pilot of llle Jobosoo Dew to T!Das '1'11.- weebod at bla ranch, on moiDr aaa111ant to Pea.. Corps Dlno- third bellcopla' wuldlled wileD .... t) day lftlroooo. He wu upeet. tolll't of tba c:ountryslde, and In tor Sargeul llbrlver, 1o he llllt- It wu hit. Tbe ~!~lot "':'P. JOINT BDOI.UTlOII =-~-tt t6 ~ tQ ed to returu to Waablqloa to- i':ru11e1 on l!'anile schoa!J late iller to Bu1pr1a. to fty the clalllqed cn1t tiiclc .. ... - '1111 ...... ~7-Q..::I!: day aitboulb 110 departure lime about 110 lllllea !rom hil ranch. -AntllaDJ 111. Sollmlon, clop- 1o 1t1 baaa. o.:<:::::-= ol .... ..... . - - ,;;.,;;o:;o - - ~r==. ,.,~- .==:I::=-~:.: ~ ~·:.a ..-as 5IIIIOIDlCed. · Be IJ1d Mn. Jo!mJon observed uty aulslaDI oecretary ot 8llle The three bellcoplln ' - . . ........... mea.t. ...., "'l\llnd. ., .Q : Tuesday tbe Pre8ldelll 11111 E.u ter Sunday by •ltendlnl for mla'-AmerlcaD -.llllllllc aup)IOI'tlq 811 llrDft of Vlot... " ...................... 1::'- -- ..gln two days ol taib al llle services at St. Michael and Ali poUcy, to he aalstlnl -.z, DBID.,. troops wiJilil !bey were ~of~ lt ::n~-= Yldln~~~.a: ~"t White House wtlb olsiltq ltal· Allpls Epiocopal Church In o1 .state for 0C0110111Jc lf!llrs. raked by 1111111 IIIIlS fire '-:i!ip'!i!!':~!: &o each ..,... eonaurrtn=tbenia. mMtl:be ~~ 01. u:r boDd8 .-. tbat ~ lllbaD bt subml \0 the or otbel:- ObU&aUon• bentof w.w w lan Premier Aldo Moro. Blaneo, about 25 miles from the -Joaepb w. Barra, chalnnaD the Coaumpdlt pooitloDI 011 the mtnmllf ~ b)' ~a.,; at a of Ule Ooutlhltlla. ....._ IIIWI and Johnloll annoanced Smlay ,..... _ JlroJ!s o1 llle Federal De(lOIIt fDiur. lfOUDd. ID!Rdal elletloD 10 be held 'on the ~nteel lba1l not be tut»ect to ftiwt TIMwllf.J' .,_. tile am Kon- Artie~~-~~"'W :J leleetion ol ftn new ..,..,., •• At preso headquarter~ In A. . ance Corp., to be under secre- Tiro Alllerlcan Martnea were ;;~! clQ tn MaY.. _,.. • proposl.uon to Arttelemof u.. eon.utuUcm asstl!tant ....-etory of state and tin, Preu Secretary George E. 11ry of 111e Treuaey. ,.,..1nded SWiday Di8b1 wben .mend Artie .. VIU of UJ.e Constttu· Amend t.utu'* Bouse Bill NO: Uon c.f the Sta~ of Ohio by add I~· 1!118 ena tbe General A.em~ a_ new IIDder!e<retary aDd .,. Reedy me111time amtollliCOd -MerlyD N. Trued, aetlng .. guerrilla 1ore1o ~ 111e tbent.o a MW' MOUoD .. tollowa. ltl1 on JW!' u. 1M1, and Amended atstant seeretary of the treaa- Jolllllon's lllle!ltlon to oend llle sistant NeNtaty of the Tl-tao- clef perimeter ~ the seeuon th. 'l'be Stlite may, fl'QIJ"I senate :aur No. 284 _.11ctac1 by dla tim• to time, borrow DOt to exceed Qen.nl Allem.biY Otl Ml)' 23, 181S, ury. Senate hil nomlnatlona of: ury for mtematlonal affairs lo - - bose "'-· fJll two bundr8d ftinet¥ m1illon dollaR and. .g appropliatJcma Of rnoneya and iP\111 bon~ CJl' o&bw obllpUona m~ f~;~r ttw_ pur.poae ol Reb enact-. The President lasued a strong- !William R. Ryler, 11011 .. full 8lat111 ID !bat posltllln.' lime tber.:d !or any 0n11 or more ot the menta. are MNDJ' vabda-.:1, rfli. u.a. Ll.,.. Entire Point Coaching Staff is Placed On 'Transfer List' by Split Board Votes Line Scores PT. PLEASANT - Tho MaMajor Reoullo li) , Willhite (II and McCobe. 10n County Board of Education ly UDited Pnu laterutioaal Petors, Willi <el aod Romano. In refular Friday ovenNIIIHII Lope Winner - Peters (2-0) . Loser- 1111 accepled without commeot ('lat -~ Kreutoar i0-11 . a list of trwfers rtCOrnmend1an Fran. e10 001 110- 4 9 oi ed by Supt. of Schools Milton New York fiCit 1110 11110- 1 4 2' (hd Jlmtl Bur~t on o I te I vot<. Sanford, Shaw (7) and Haller. 1 wash. ooo 011 002- 4 7 The vote cklfs not mean an llliley (1). Jackson, Fisher (II: , Chicago 1100 ooo !()()..- 1 1 2 ~utomalic transfer of any teachllfctlraw <1), lllmartb !t) and I Richert . !(JIM f9\ and er but cornplies with a ttate Clannlaaro. Winner - Saoford Ji. Jiorlen, Fisher !8), Wills low requlrmr that the nam.. Cl-1). Lollr - Jlcl<SOll (0.21. and !ichafler, Romano (8). of teachers beq contidered <fool ptlll, •~ IDa. ro101 nor _ Rlchort 11-l\1. Lo,.r for lrlnoftr be oubmitted to .., Fran. 000 UIO 0- I 4 2 Horlen (o2•. tho Board on or betore tbr fillt Mew York 010 OG •- 7 U 3 . MondiY in Mly. Perry, lltrbel (1), Dulfalo (7) ill lnnl'l') . and Bailey. Kroll (I-ll) and Can- Dt. . . 000 000 010 000 1-4 4 . Board mr ·bers Bill Howard, lllszaro. Loser _ Perry 0 -11. 1 A 000 010 000 __ 1 6 Robert Ad; .. •s ancl Hal1')' SidJU!,-Swoboda (2nd). · M~Laln , Sherry II), Fox 001 oro voted to ~CC~~pt the hit w•th <Ill pme) and Moore. Sullivan <131. ~~~~r Jl;arl Kfofor vohng lfouston 020 000 001- 3 10 o R Leo (]O) Brunet no. Boord Pre1idont Paul Ptttsburp . 100 000 1100- 1 1 0 a~d Rodters. Wionor _ F 0 Wtdp volll ordlnorlly only to Jlruce (I-I) and Bateman. 11 _01 Loser _ R. 1 ,. fD-1). break a tit. '"'ion ~.':,d~·~~~9L.: Pa~~o~~ HR- !ichoat ~~ The awarding of the contract for four cha01l1 for the hodleo wu pooled with two membera votfnl "No," and wu pven to the Two River Motor Company of Pt . Pleuanl, althOUih It was the apparent hllh bidder of the four firms oubmlttlng bids. Board members Robert Adkino ancl Harry Sider• caot "no" volts on this contract award. Ga101tne ancl oil bids went to the City leo and Fuel ancl low bidder or. the coal contract was the Jeffrey Cool Company: Natlonwlde, only bidder, lOt the nod for llle vahlclu lnourance lltt. ond M. T. Epii11J Company Other actiOn of tho Boord w11 wo• awerded the &ravel con1ha owardlnl of a contriiCI for tract. ! four 81opantn1er but hodiH to - - 302 ()()() 302- 10 10 300 010 OOO- 4 1 2 The youth choir of tho Fe{-i The choir then san11 "The llll::...pm•~IO 00! 010 _ 4 10 2 J{an. City Plttsbrgh 200 010 llx- 5 10 J Bou!on 11-0•. and Blanchord. ·erated Church under the dlrec- Lord's Prayer," oru1 followetl Larsen Woodeshick (6) Ray- Drabow,ky, DICkson (4). SU!<k lion ol Ralph Weny preN~tecl With tho anthem, " LIIIeo." .. (7)' Giu- (61 , _Talbot (81 and Bryan. Los- the ''Dawning Life'' by Gtorgc u .."' H h ll!ond (71•' MacKe"'~; ·~~ ' •2 · tlR · as a St*ial Jl;aster ......, ••_, "A ayeoMt on ave tti (9) and Brllld. Cardwell or - Dr a bows kY •~ . J. s- W. Sanv•lle of tha1 MoBean 18) and c.-ndall. Win: Manti• 12n2d>. Gent• le !2ndl. service Sunday mornlna durinJ ~loweri·" Nan~~~~:yer reod nor - McBean 11-ll). Lolir - Hershbtlrger (1 sli. th~ Sundoy School hour. "Tho ~urrectlon Morn II MacKenzie (!1-1). rhe auditorium of tha tdoc•· Here·" Morton Barnes and ReBaltl. 000 000 040- 4 6 0 tlonol bulldlng W81 bea•Ufully sa S:,.th read .. 1 th Ea t Cln'nati Oil UO tol- 8 14 o Boston 004 104 20x -- 11 14 2 decorated with a large w)lite Mr W d .~ the E \er Ill Louia llOC 1!0Bunker . S!arret!e Ill. behind the altar, with G ~~ ~::the • h ~ ';;: 2 11 1 000 Ellis Craig 111 McCool 191 Knowles '" · Miller '6 1 and Or- threo branch Clndelabru on h a b., ~'In th yo~~ .. and Edwards. Stmmona, 'fp.ylor sino. Wilann: Ritchie 19) .. and the altar 'nd five branch can- w:mMrs. C3rl ~utz !ccom(ll . Carlton (7), Schultz (8) Tillman . Winner W.tson delabrat and arranaomentl of panyinS the (rOUp. and McCarver. W'tnner - Ellis U·Ol. Lose!. -:- Bu~ker llll~s ~nd potk:d geranlumaaur· ~e ifl"Yice closed with pray~ ! 3..0). Loser_ Simmons 10 _2).( HRs - Don1g1Laro 12nd 1. rounding the alt~r. er by Mr. Werry. HRt - Rose (1st). Robinson ell list'· A cross of ~dies and ftrnl The program and decoratln& 11o!), E!lwards list!. I. decorated the p!8no and candles woo In ihe chafie of Wetry. Cleve. .. 03 000 000- 3 II w•re plocod In the wmdowo. A The Youth Choir will hold L. Angeles 1100 300 030- 6 I 1 M;nn. K ~ ;~ 4~1'&:1 : :•~hCI'OII : I candles decora~ practice every Saturday aftPi •lc1. 000 OW 000- 2 ~ 1 erry, ra. c ' e Yel e .., . ernoon at 1:30 p. m. preparlnl ~ lax (1.0· ancl Ro&aboro and Azcue. Grant. Ro•well 1 Tht preluda, Chns1 the fo Cillldr , Do All n "~usky, W~g.ner (6 ), Bald: W~rthington (7) and Battey. Lord •• RJHD'' .by Mr. Werry m~mbel'l : : Wt1~me. .a.ew ,.· cun 181 Roebuck Ill and Wmner - Boawell il.fl1 . Lo,;er opened the serv1ce. The an---------------1'~iandos. Loser ... 8~\lnsky {O· - Terry IJ -1 '· HR s - Kmdall them, "In the Garden," waa • Stuart o~n. followed by the story of tho crucifiXIOn and the resurrectioo Chicago 201 OW 000- 6 12 I TENNIS WINNI!RS was 11ven by Mr. Werry. Joy MIL 140 012 D1x- 9 13 0 Buhl. Abernathy IZI. Bur- MONTF. CARLO IUPli- Ken Kautz, Irene Barnes and ltev· dette !41 , Humphreys 161. Bau. Fletcher and Bob Hewitt of en Jewel _gave readlrlp on mann (5J. Warner 181. nd Australia won lhe men 's dou· "Have You Lost Them?,. Misa Bortell LeMaster. Fishcer (5). bles title in the Monte Carlo Kautz then read, "Euter," and Cheryl McLaughlin and . O'Dell (fil and Torre. Winner- tennis championships 01Jf,lf (1-0), LoOtr - Baum•nn with .a 6·1. 6-4, 6-4 straight-set f!:ddie YOUJll gave readinJI, tht (tl-1). HRs - Mathews 12ndl. vlctory over Jose Luis Arilla "8eeUr," 1nd the "Faith." and .Juan Couder of Spain. -·--Monke l!gt). ' TWO ACCI'dent8 The women's doubles · A.altrlcan L.. g.. I tition featured an eaoy 6-2. Uot Jamo) triumpll by Italy's Le• Pericoll W11h. 000 000 001- I 5 0 and Sylvona Lazzarlno Cldoago o:n 020 OOx- I 12 0 A..lraljans Judy Tegart Kreutzer, Grltn IS), Hannall Gall Sheriff. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Office fiQIUI: I to 12, ~ to li (t,;tuse at NOOII OB Tbtlfl. - East Court St.. Pomeroy :.0"""'"""""""""'"""",.,...,."""""""""'-"""'_ _.,. " ' . . ""' ' ' .:$?' . ?%~ ' ' .. :' . LET INGELS DO IT~ Invest'g 1d I ae By Sheriff PT. PLEASANT - The Shedepartment lnvostlpted mlahll'l during the holiday wetkand reaultln11n heavy property da111111 but no peroonal 1finjury. The flrlt waa a one-car mi• hap Saturday 7:10 p.m. near Maple Drtv..lnn on Route 2 when a tar driven by Arthur IKa•efer, 24, Rt. I Leon, wMt out control as it was beaded to-Pt. Pleasant and lalockovor a ulllity pole. Kaefer chlr1ed whb reckleoo o,._ jrallon . The 1M7 Keefer vehicle demolished in the rnilbap. The second occurred Sunday 2:SO p.m. on RL 35 near A deer ran into the EXPERT INSTALLATION! of a 1960 vellicle driven Lawrence Fowler, Jr., Rt. 1 as he was traveling lOUth ARMSTRONG'S Linoleum ... lnl1id Vinyl Floor roverlnt for tvery kind of floor. P.lest pattuus. Professional installation by us, or do tt yourself. Call W\' Z-2635 for free esti· on Rt. 35. The deer wao .killed tnotantly and da11111e !o the Fowler car Wll eatllnated at Pleasant V11lt7 Hespltal ADM!TI'ED: Carenct Adkins, Denver Ash, Jr., WALL·TO·WALL CARPETING Ruben Shirley l l~~~~:::.b::~?t~~.fM~~r;•~Galllpois Ferry: Jim1 ; Salisf<tcllon Gulllrintttd INGELS FURNITURE famous tobacco auctioneer recommends They put back the taste others take away _,.aA ......... • I I i I / I ' I' I .standard of qu~lity keeps it there ! • • Co,uld ·there possibly.be a better recommendation? LA CROSSE, Will. (UPI)The. mf&hty Mlasialljipi, owept southward witll a record flood trest today to enc~a....- SOOl'el of communities In Minueaota, Wlsconslp, Iowa and llllnola. The runaway rver has routed more than IJ.OOO perSOIIJ from their homeo In llllnnesola. Authorities feared 14,1100 persons would be made homeless In Wisconsin before the dqer passes. Hundred of National Guardsmen, police ancl volunteers kept a lonely Easter vfgll on the dikes and levees along the swollen river. Today, bulldozers and strong hacks were thrown Into the battle against high water from southern Mlnn110ta to central lllinoll. Arthur, Pt. Pleasant ; Mn. I~·~~~c;~~~~ro Loon.Jerry 1 : Jividen, Robertoburg: Raymond Torry, Galllpollo Ferry: Dorlone RalDey, Pt. PJea.. nt; MUler, Pt. Pl~asant ; Earl Wamsey and .son. Mrs. Mrs. m:~ Automob..I e Demolished,. N0 one HUrt ,, ' ~ I i I ':;. ' ' ~'. • ' .• .,' : '. ... ~ dirt to=iio'fd For Eg'-' Hunt Aok )OQIIt llttaa di11Br tit conll'lictor for !>is .--adatlaAs ,;~ .· we're .sure lae'M rer:oamuid Gas. ..': •lese Antennas .Mobile Whips ... f:~ ~;B Radio~ $35.00 up I . . .. , . . . . . ,~ FOREMAN &,:AB,OH sant; Mrs. Hansford Bolo, Buf· lalo; Alla Camp, Hendtrton; ' • · "Your C:.B. • ~·-··'l'lt''w Headqua~s'' , ...... · ' ' Middleport, o. rne::.r.dlltribution, and reHarcb. W or rauanwe loana ancl to bOrrow IIWrlltY and Jaaue bondJ or ota.r obUp11ou to provide mone,_ far tbe &CIIlullttkln. con.tnactton. en.llr1ement, tptprovtment, or equiJIIDent. ol nell Pr0Deft7, ltJ'UC. twu. eq,ulpment- arid facllltleL Law. miY be paiHd to carry Into d.at AM ~ IDd to autbOt• 1M 1o1' aucb. purp(IMI the borrow· 1nf o! money bJ", and the tuuance ol l»ondJ or other ob~tlons of, the .tate, ot itt D011Ueal lubciiVI~ alolw. · t . .1nll d1Rriatt,. or publle aulb.orltl•, fill or tlullr eprnelu or lnltrumentaDU••· or eorponUDnl not .lor proftt tluiana'led by any Of them u .u.cll aranclu or Jnatrumenta11t1a_11 and to autborJze the makinll 01 IIUanJ).te. and loans ll\4 the" lendlnl of aid and erl!:dlt. wbieb lawt, bond.l, · oblil"atlonl kiana, puantHJ, and lenclli1• oJ akl and e~ lhaJI not; bll lubject r~ulrementl, Umttattoru~, or tlcnl ~ any other aeetfon of Artie VID, or of Article XU. Sec· tiona I and 11, of "the Conriltutlon. ~lcled tbli mon.ya nlsed. by ~qUgp lbaD not be obltpted or Pllllta tor the payment of bonM or other ~tioila Jaa1Mtd or 1\lU-anWee made purauant to law. en.. acted un.Sar or nttfted, validated, eonflmled. and approved by UU. a .eotion. !fo paranten or ]OIIUI and nD ltDdiDI' o1 Md or crecl1t Wll be Jlltde u~er laws enacted or vsll· Gated n.UW. eonflmted and ap.o prov.'cf purauant &o ~r b.: 1hl~ ae~ Ucm ot the- CoswdtuUon rOr faeiUUa to be th of pr0vldln,LeeL e or • to ... e. herein ~t~nted 5hall be In UOD to and not in derop.~ t1on exlatinJ power. of the at.te or Jq JIOIItiGal aubd1V1alonll.· tu:m1 dlnrlcta. cr pubUe authoritin. or t11e1r ...... or ftut.rwnantaliU.. -= -:r!eH Shop, Gilmore Supply, S1118her • Ohae, Goeolar J"""~ ry, PIIJDOI01 Pastry, Bwe and Grey Restauranl, G & J Auto .Parts, L 6 z. Sbop Fll'!Derl Bank & Savillg Co., Pomeroy NatJonai- BaDk, Woboter IJ1d Fultz, Crow'e Slelk House, WebBakery, Alhland Servt.e Sta1l011, Kapple'o Sohlo, Albplaat, Becky'• Sbop, OJI Co., AMick's Sobio, lleabty, Kelly Mfg. Co. Repair ser.!co, Anthony EwlnJ Fuaeral home, A~chia or _,.,.Uonl 110~ for profit de•~· .........all:• .,,......, """" a. ft.wa .r ll UNby author~ iled to krl4 or con1nblrie> PIOAt)'l to the -... er tta poUbcal ~bdlvt~ lllonl 01' aftnC!.In or lnatrwnmtallU• tbettol on IUCh termt aa may be ~ 1n fUrtheranoe o! lawa lecl. PQnu&at to thb HC~ tlcm. fJ/t ~ted. rati&ed. oon~ llnntcl. lind approved by it. Amhd:td. llubetttut. Hou. BUl 1'10 e.ated by the General ADIIIl• 1tly on June 4. 1913, and Amended knate BW 380 en~cted by the Gen· _.1 ~- on .Yune n, !Ia, IN lleraby validated, raUfled, ron· lrmtd. aD4 BIKOVId in all Nlpecu, and they llhalJ 1M Jn full force and ilfleet from and after the etrecttva date of: th1l ~MUon u Jaw. of thla aiate until amencllld. 01' repealed by low. roax or BALLOT Ba If. furUtar ..-alVW. tbat. at tile eleet.lon herein dlliJ"nated for aubmiNJon of thJs. uniDdmen t to the e1ecton of the State o! Oblo.1.. the ame ~ he placed on the amdal ~·· Ia ........... ..,_,... by JO;.~nd lhaD t.. dealjnated aa fol· -. ......-. . ~wtb. Pro»oNua to amend ArUoli-vm « tbe foUowinl p~: •~1. eon· ltniOUnl', ..econatructlriJ or other· ...... lri\provtnJ: and equlpplnl blliidlna and ~ of tM ttli1t: llftd. itale mppprted and •aWe4 In~ idlt.utlom; of -~ education. In• cluclinl thole ftir rneareft and de• veJopment •OQ'llrlnl lands and. In~ 1ft Jan& far attn for a~cb bWidlnp anc! atructures: a1111t1n1 In th• d41'Mloament of Ule State, to •cqulre aad aevelop Iandt; and In~ tcrutll fn ..,,da and dewlop other ltllte landl for water ~undm•m1 aUes. ftoocl control, parkil end l'ee· reatl.onal UJeS. or eonHrvat.ton of natuul rnource~: to develop staw ~rka and l't!!CTU.tlonal taciiiUe• In· eludlnl the const~tlon, flltfOno struc:tlon and Improvement of roadl and hlahwaya therein; to UJe lltical subdlvWona of 1he atate ftnam:a the c<nt of etln.UUc11nl and eX"tendlnC" water and sewerage Unee and malna: 10l' uae m eonjWleUon wttb J'aderal 1rants or loan• for aQy o1 111ch purpoeea; And for 11M 1n eonjunetlOn with other pvernm.ntal ~UUes .iP ~U:quirina:, COJlitrucUnJ. reconatruetinl, imr.rovtn1. elil equlpplnr water pipe. lnea, .slream ll.ow Improvements, airports, blltot1cal or edU~<~tlonal faeJ.Iitie11. Tbe a(lrefate total amount ollliQb borrowlna: outa;ta nd· lf"ll Wlder authority o1 thia tectiun lbaU not, at any time-. ucetd 5uch. awn 1111 will require durin& any oal~dar year, more thau ti21J,OOII.OOO to meet the prtllC!ipal and lntereac requl«mer.ta of an)' such bonds and ottiar obllaat1on1, and. th• c:n.r1 a loo tbe Juuance and retirement ot tueh bonds and olh•r obllpt1an1. r.allina due that year. No part ol •uch borrowma lhall be contracted after the lut day of D~cember . 1!17\l. All bondl or other obligatioiJ S issu~d · punUAnt &o thU Motion aha I! matuno within tbirQr )'ears from the date of ••tat r: lllue. 'l he fattb aM credit ot the ~>tate are hereby pled(led for the payment of Sl,l.cb bonda or other ob il l<~tions ut tile lntereat thereon, and the:p shall be paJPable from all exci110 a,d taxes of the ~>tate , t-x~ept all valar~~m taxes an real and IJIInonal property, income tiiXel , and feet. 'IIXCIIet or licenH taxe~ reliiting to ttte ~littrattotl, oper•ttan, or use at "\lhlcJea on the _public htihway~ . or to fuela uaed for prapelUnf. su~h 111hlclea, after maklnl provls an tor Pl)ment o1 amounts pleciPd froro. Nth exc.laea and taxes tar p.a~·ment ot bonds Usued under anthorilf. o< Sec:tlona 2e and 2I of lhi11 Artie 1'. Durtn1 tb.a period belinnlnf with the e!Yecttve d11te or the first authorlu 1Jan to l•u• bond• or ou,er ablliationt under 11uthorlty of this sec. llon and conilnulnl durlnte sucb time as w.:h bonds or other obli· 111tiona a..re outltandin(. and 10 tOn( u moneys In lt•e Developmen t Bond ReHrernant. Fund are lnsuf'!lclent to pay aJJ 1ntere1t, prillCipal and: ch.lq" of tuch bonds or other abh~~:attons lssUid under 11uthonty or thts IIKtlan and beCQmlng due Jn eaoh year, a tuffic1e nt .:om{lunt ot mont.:;• derived 1rom suc:h toxches and tii"Xes of ttte state Is hen• by np. proprlated In each year for the purpose of pa)'ina the !merest. p 1 in· clpal ard char~t~ for the Issuance and retirement o! bonds ·o r o l h~ r ObUJat.lona lasued U11der authonty of tbia Hetlon becornlni due In that yur without other c.pproprla· Uon but accordlnr to !aw. The money11 derived from su~h e xc1ses aud taxea and hereby appropri:.lL"d sh,11l be paid into a distw ct bond retirement fund detllnll"=d "Dev~Jopment Bond Retirement Fund". hereby ere. o~~ted. Sueh moneys 1hall l.le ex~ pended lillii provided by law for U1e PW"POile of paylnr Interest. prJJ JClpal •nd char1e1 for the laluance and r1• tlrement of b01~ds and other ob!lia• tlo11• lau..S Wlder autf\orlty at this aecUon. "SutneJent amount11 or such moQooo eya In the Development Bond Ra· 11nment Fund an- "ht~reby e~pproprJ. •ted for ttl. purpose of payln( In· terest, principal and charges for the iuu.nce and ret!rement o1 bonds or other abllaatlone Issued under au· thorlty ot this aeclion. so lon~r as or t~~em are outttandlnr. with~ ou other IPProJIJ'laUon~ but accord· lnl to law. Any balance ramainln« Jn the D1 • velopment Bond Retlremen~ J'und atter psyment of all lntereHt, prlr.cl· pal and eh.ara:es far th.e tnuanee ancl rt!Urement ot: bonds and ather obliJ'atlona iBNed under authority ot tli.is ~eeuon, 1hall be dJsposed or es Mall, be provided by law. AI lonl aa any of aueh bonds or other otil~ationt •re outstandlna tht~ thall be leried and collected. ln amounta aufficJ.ent to pay th..i prlnC!:I.JI&I of and the lnteftst on au11h bonda or other obllptlone, ex.. dsa and taxes. exclucUq ~ alilov. o:cepted, '"f Couthatton of the ICIIII:DULII State ol Oblo by acid· Seeb.op .&J to pro. 'De aboq PI"'PC*l ahaU lla; thlt to create plaoed em the Gflldlll ballot In the jet and. employmeat tnannltf pl'llft!beoel by lllw in ..,. opportulll.tte& and Jm~ MmtlJJil,y tbe followlnr 1onn: p~:a the econom1e 8ha.U. ArUcle vnr ot tbe ConltlluUon or tbe lt• .. in the IJUl)IIC! faatale of Obio be amended by addlnr U..to ltetlon lb. to r autboriu the atata to nattd apnOift Gf tfie borntw not. to e!teftd State to a~utre, ClfOboo na bondJ --ooo-""" .truct. enlar(e, 1m· Of the'"" atate,..,... un~ YD prove or equip, and to til Deoember II, 197D. aell, (l)uf, axct&up payable from reneral I" n'IQUel of th• atate for lnduatrlal dtveJ.. opment. capital lm~ =-~.=..-=: NO provemen11t natural ~. tUttrlbutlun and resource., ana edUC!I• ftiUI'Cb: to mate and tlom~l fadlltiet, pro_.__, vlded the 11Ure11ta to borrow Jn011Q' and 1. Cbllflft ror pa)'tl'l.ent ot blUe bondl 01' otber priru.!ip;~l and lnterett obllfaUON, to provide on tu.ch banda may DOt moneyJ tor web purexeeed QO,OOO,OOO in -r--. 1' - ..... .._... ............ . .,. ................ " ................... ~~r::.v.--~ -r--. L,.-f---1 .................... 1-+-f W GII'ON (UPl) - The ......,.... of 11 aastem and IDUthem ItaiM meet here loday to lalllleh a billion-dollar pro(ll'om for llle nhlblltation of Appalochil - hopefully, without llle port barrel. The aovernora- and a federal representative make up tbe Appalachlan Regional Commlasion cohooe Job II Is to pU. on prograiDS and projects, Including road construction, flood con trol, llinber research." loll conTWO PlliiED lel'Vatlon, coal lands reclamaFined In Po~· May Char• tlon, voooliopal odueatton and Ia Logar's court Saturday night health ceriiert; wert Floyd ~drlx, 39, Min- The PI'Oifllll5 and projecll ertfllle; $ij and COlla lor. no '11111 be r..Omme11dod by the inUI1D'ed · clear distance, IJ1d dlvidual .O.ernora for cities Charles Chauncay, 27, r.flneis and counllll tjtal ahcw the and COija 011 ,the same moat promlle of lo11J · run , .a :.ru?::ti; ""tell 1Q' artJ" of them aa Reb qen• ~ or J..utiumentalitiea. wi.aeid 11 Governors To Launch tCrystels t Leed In Cable tAntenna Mast Pipe •sprlnp pt. I' r:·r,··-' do..;, SPECIAL! a ' · · R·WAY RADIOS COMPLETE UNE OF ACCISSOIIIS Good Rasonsl llaa bet. Whether yOUI ~·at it best. ver news CB IN ACTION/ -.;.our IIIIo aRd furniture. llome lsoldctr~M~.Jarceors111811, Gas ta!l Ri ChildreD CHOOSE ,FROM OUR ••• ~~i;~ doua " neu. · ;~~~~~:.:~~ whne volunteera burled oome AI the leJnpo ol llle war Ill ol 10,000 land bags agllnll tbe South Vlel N.a~ plckod up, JJ rl.,... l!unday, 8 Salvation Arll!y U. S. NIV)I jet fl&bWs ltaged truck with 1 loucbpeaker blared dawn raids qalllll military ~;~;~~~;; Easter bynmo at tbe -Irct. convoys 1D North VIet Nam. Red Cross llDill dislrlhuted A Navy l(lOti!IDIBD said the hct1on ll, To create jobl a.ncl Euter haskell among chlldrta extent of damage to the con- ~tnt: OJpOrtuntU• . !lPd to the economic welfare ae ol tbe homeleao In lhe town of voya ••• not Immediately re- lmjloVe 1M pec:aDie fll tbe ltlte, It !I berebr daielm.G:Ied to be In the public In· 4,700 population. ported. tenlt •nd a proJMr publlc purpoae the ltlte vr ltl polldcal .ub• National Guardamen patrolled No planes were !oat and all tor IU'IIIIonl., tuiq r:Uatrtetv. or pubUe the dikea to protect them from!:;::~:::::::::::::::: JUthoritlea, ttl Ol' their IJeneitl Ol' lnltn&m.M!.taliU., or oorpocaUona vandals. Pollee ncelVl!d ,..,_1• DOt for prolt dlaiJ"nat.d, by aDJ' fill: than 11 a~eb arendH or tnttn&• ports of ••nd being lloh!D from • ....Utlea, to acqut.r., «Jnatnlc:t. aome dlkea. en~rp, Improve, or eqUip, and to IPID, lUM, eubanp1 01' otberwiN ----d.1 ol propenJ, 1tructures, .at. and !aclUtle1 within the Gaago reodlqt; Galllpolls o:l OlUo tor induatry, com· ESCORT $169.95 ' r;;;~~;; joined volunteer~ In IBndbag- tha lntnlclera, bul a ljiOkesman I Nevil ,. . I ~ !ling the river aid the 1ooa a1. said the guerrilla raldlni party property wu '"limply INmon- apparelllly escapad In tile darll- A driver escaped with no jury when his car was derr•oll~h-j COMe Dam !1.2, 26.1, rumling 60 feet ed in one of three accidents •·• by the Oh on rollera, Pomeroy-Maaon 24. Five miles of makeshift dikes trol vestIin Pto State 82 l't PI Meg t auant 26.44, Hinton anaked around La CrollSe, I s coun y 2.77 fallq, Kanawha FoiiJ 7.65 w!Jere the river hammered weekend. D rising, Chsrleololl 21.57 falling. steadily at tho harrlert. The The heavy damage mlahap (Continued !rom Pogo !) London ancl Marmet dams were Mississippi ourged past at a took place at lUG p.m. Ohio Valley Baking Co. running 3 feet, ad Winfield record depth of 16.7 feet and day on Rt. !24 m _tenths ol a FISher Co., Duke CleaD- dam 9 feet. the weather bureau said' the mile north of Racme. A car Waddel Grocery, W lllls Boot Movemtll: crest would hit 18 feet by driven by William Epling, Plumbing, Tom Rue Ohio River • Lunga Point up Wedneeday. Flood depth Is 12 22, Columbus went out of conDick Owen, Valley 14, 12:30 a.m.·, Walter n ••• trol on a curve, ran oU the left s •·· eo D Yld. c .oa.:aalde of llle highway, and over • upp:" ·• ~ · jord up 14, 4:30 a.m.; Harvey MEN TO MEET an embankment. He was Co. Tln11, Younu SUp. Jordon up 14, 8:10 a.m.; NaA meeting of the Rutland • to Meigs county court M~~~Y,di.J:JM:arliak~et, Chate llardw~, 1101181 up U, 2:25a.m.; Weatern , apeed for Electr~o Co., R•ch down 15• ~-·• a m . "'·- Cltv MethodiBt Men wIll be held for exceos1ve Dairy Middl rt Boot -- · ·• , . _ '' Tue.day at 7:110 p. m. at the lion•. Paul smarrWlllialllt up 16, 4:20 a.m.; Jeffboat up church. The group is beginning Vern Well, 53, Rt. 1 Shade, Station, Coco Col 1M- 16, 4.45 a.m.; Susan Lane up a oeries of diltusslons of the celved facial lacerations that Co., Ben Franklin "store, 16, 5:!li a.m.; Pennoyl~ania "Needs of the Community" at required no treatment when his Gibbons Bohlo Bulk down 16, 5:10 a.m.; lllmms up this meeting. The topic will be car ran off the right aide of Rt. Powell Service StatloD, 18, 6:30 a.m.; Jobn Ladd Dean on the spiritual needs of the 33 and bit a post and culvert, Feed MW Gilmore up 11, 7:U a.m.; Onward up tommunlty w1th Jacob Schllllng stopping In a ditch. The driver Station Bakar,Furniture 20, 4::11) a.m.; George Price up the leader. All men are mv1~ escaped injury and hill car Erwin Gliu Station Jim- 6 a.m.; Christy down 20, 1 ed to ottond. Refreshments will medium damage. The scene PBIII'y Shop Quallly Prlllt a.m.; Alton Zephyr up 20, 6:45 be served. tho accidont was 3\2 Evans G....;..y Co. Dow- a.m.; C. V. Harner down 23, 1 north of Rt. 121. It took ApDcy, R .r. R. a.m.; Peqy Downey down 23, at 5:05 p.m. Saturday. Store, Motor Parl.l 6 a.m.; Jefterson down 23, 6:116 APRIL 38 The third accident was at Co., Rouoh Shce Store, Werner a.m.: Beaver up :11, 1:41 a.m.; 'Mle Friendly Circle of the 1a.m. saturday on Rt. Radio. . L. W. Sweet down Greenup 2:30 Federated Church wdl meot in Lan 11sville. A car Middleport Lunch Room, Joe's a.m.; New Orleal!s down Tueaday evening, April 20, at west by Julia 38, Out, Babr Clolheirs, La- Greenup 4 Lm.; John Hood up 8 p. m. at lhe church. The Lan&sville, slowed to make Hole, &elmer's ldarket, Greenup 4:15a.m.; Ravenswood leaders will he Mrs. Albert tum and was struck In the Milia Jnserance, Jolul C. down Greenup I a.m.; a.arteo Woodard and Mrs. Carl Kautz. by a car driven west by James Blue Tartaa, Ellonomy K. up Greenup 8:45 a.m.; FraBSmlth, 19, Lang.ovllle. There was Co., J. J. Davia, M. D., cia Houghland up Keldahl 7:U only minor damage to tbe Goble Ford, Rowley and p.m.; llamalear up Meidahl LOCAL TEMP The driver of the Mitchell Burkett Borilei Shop, 10:55 p.m.; A. J. Patten doWD The temperature in Pomf!roy's was cited to Meigs court 0. Smith, Mkldleport, Jack Meldabl 1:06 a.m.; J. S. Lewia business district at 11:35 a.m. failure to signal a · turn Pomeroy, The Dally up Meldshll:20 a.m.; Ben Mctooay was 56 degrees. Suooy Smith was cited for failure , Gibbs Grocery, New Cool up Meldahl 1:55 a.m.; Jaakiea. (D ouund clear distance. Clothinc Houte, BeD mea Htnao up Heldahl s a.m.; Frank)iin, Starks Pharmacy, Ep- Frank Durant down Meldahl Grocery, Don Mullen In- 1:35 a.m. sura,ce, Suiar Run Flour Mills, GaJJlpoUa Dui • Pblllp Sporn • v~ ZAndt, A. D. Weed up e p.m.; CbaperQOae up 10:35 and Son, Tho Ohio Power Com- p.m.; Easo Pennsylvania up 2·K • c. Jeweler, llartley so a.m.; Bucbya State ".,::::~ ....... .~~--Groso, 4:40a.m.; L)'OII B. up 1:20 a.m.; .,......, AU I 0 Bob Benter down 1:30 a.m. L Supermarket. Jtoufta RlfOI' • llomcan PEARCE-SIMPSON'S , Lee Smith, MoiiDa Smltb, Bn1co down Marmet 12·30 a m.s. Bmart, Harold E. Bub- a E. Bowleo doWD 8 Dr. Cb'da qeil, IDgell p.m.; Jerry lloo11orth down Crosa =.::ware~ Winfield 11:10 p.m.; ElcereUI Kroiero, 'C. E. up Wlnlleld 11:11 p.m.; Solvay , warner In- down Winfield 4::&8 a.m.; Holen Barber Z. up WJullel4 1 a.m.; Tbelmo PIERCE SIMPSON Co., Ann up Winfield 7 a.m. · Hardware, Moore's Store, lllotor Co., D u k o Pomoroy, Ewlq'l Brown, DentJst, PriiSut.ro, Prll Globobr JIA& Ind., Womer'• IJar. . Pleosant: Dolph Hill ; P<. PleaIMorriis Dolley, Rio Grande; Wade seafler, Leon. BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. lhlrlay t Rull)lon, Gallipolll, 1 0011. feel. W1 s co nsin Gov. Knowl11, who toured tbe aod 101'118do otrlcken portion his state SUnday, wu 1o ..k PresldeDI Joll!llon 1o declare the region a disaster area. Knowles, ~led up bla ohlrtsleeves -- !t'"'lolli.ed'ha..! S. '· warm, flowin& air-much more COI!Ifort· able than the oppressive, still air of electric resistance heat. Cleanll,.ss. Tracked-in and air-borne dust and dirt are present in all homes, but Gas forced air heatin& systems have builtIn filters to trap them. Electric systems aenerally have no filters. No place for tile ......, on the lowett reaidtntial Mtctric r~te In our ume. arM, and ttt. OVIIJIIliO 1 .................... llenadeo into artlllory emplaceIUBfds opeoed nre on 0 99% of the people who have a choice choose Gas for heating their new home. If you heat with Gas, you can be '"'" you enjoy the boot heating fuel available. Why does practically every modern homoowner preftr Gos1 Economy. Gas heat is far and away your best buy--<~lactric heat, for example, costs about 2 '1: • times as much as (3as heat. Comfort. Gas heating systems hove ::;!'·r.: • hty RiVer IS• Thre atemng Thousands MJg $400. mate. = . ... _. _.. __ ~ and &URI by the youth choir tlsfl, Hall fist•. ~1:~.:· =t Speed Rigs, Public demand makes Heiner's J::!l,::a =-c.: ...;::::.:...-,D =.:r.r.."" - - ...... from N111101 on the tranofer 11.11 tha Baker Equipment Comblcluded 11110ng olhera tha priJI. pany of Charlui<ln, low bidder. clpal and coochq otaU of Pt. Plao88111 llf&h khcol. Llltlll were: lltnjamiD FrankUa, prla. clpal of Pt. Plooaant HICh; Jll. chard Horton, Robert Shartoar and VqU Burrlo, Jr., all 011 tha coachfnl otaff at Pl. Pleq. ant Hllh; !moline Moore IIIII Mlfllrtl Withrow of Pl. Pleaant Junior HIJII; Jouphlne Ly· Ollf, Minnie McCartney, MQlne Fowler •nd Batll Bucblow, 111 of llooHvelt; and Michael Whllen of Wlhamo Junlor HICh. 'nla Boll'd dJd not lndlea16 11hft1 or If additional octlon 11ould bo takon on tha tr1notar ,.. , MIDDI.EPOI'f, 0. Youth Choir of Federated Church Presents 'Dawnina Life' on Sunday 1). Hrs-Bateman 2 Oat, !nd\. Now York I), HR- Jorp Fornoadez, IMI!!, All.,. t1n1, declaloned BIIIF Collllll. 1114, M.ulpbla, 'l'llla., (II). .......... --·- THE SHOE · BUENOB AliiE8 tUPl) - .- NO L...J.....J _ llOitl: to aulude tbe appllettlon of certain aec:Uona of Artlele VIII and Article XII: to autblill'lla ..... to C!UQ' auch purpo1n into effeet: to provide that mar1ey1 raised by tax• auon lhlll not be ob~ ltpted or pleclpd: to provide that: no auar· an ..... loanl or lind• lnr of el4 or aredlt allilll be tnlda under laws .enacted purspant to or \'11Udated by IUC!h amendment for laeJUUe• to bll aon· .trucced for the put• any alandar )'u.r". U the mljarJt}' ot tba electora vottnc on the fONtolnJ proJJQMd :ounendment at the election to be beld on the ftrst Tuelday alt.,- tba ftrtt Monda)' 1n May, ltlli adopt the amel::it ahall thereupon b. pa;rt ot Ule onrtltutlon of the State «<f Ohio. f::o"/ /::'&J':J =:: tot to "the· public.\ . to ptbbrtu llOI'J)01'auont 11 Jend ot aontrlbute JMM)'l: and to Yall· date nrtatn Java •aeud b7 Qle lDitlll Ganlftll A-biJ. ...................t=.. j •I;l,"JI ....... .. ... ..... ...... th~re::.~~e="':t Mid JI'OP!IIell ame-nctnilflt llhaD ... ... be Wild Ia the aald alect.IOn ~r . . llllmllllon ~ .a..u ' .. ~~:r~~.t= ---~--u lO<Ilr . .. . - ftecf, «Pllrmed, all4 Mll!rOvtd :Ia aU r._peeu, and: ....,,. iilha II be In lull forae ed etrect frOm Ul.c! after the d.c-Uve date of this &eetton. a& IIIWII o1' 1hl1 state Until amenQed Ot' repealed b:r .law, rORM OF SAU.OT The abov• propouhluU Mp]aeed on the omctal ballot 1n the mann., --->L • ..o P"""""nv= by law and shall be des· tcnated ai lollowa: Propoalnf to amend Article VI of thll Coo· stltutloD l))' iiddlnC 8ectiOD 8 to ina.a oppor\unUJea tor hllh.er education b,y-.r providltll for tu~rao. .,., tees of: lW~na fO rol. dents of tbe allte to •ssUt them ~ meatlnf '--f--i expense& 01 •!tendlnl .lnatttutlons of hJiher educ:~Uon. to provld• for P'Ylllllmt of SUCb. NO tuaranleel, to author. ' - en~e!tment Of arul to vaUdate U.w1 tor '--'-.J such pufll(lle9, a!"l"d to Vlllldata approprt&tion. ol' moneys to carry out. the pur-poses of 8U.Cb laws. tf a maJority ot tbe eleettlfll vottnr on ukt amendment t~ote- tq tavor UW!reof. It lihall thereupon t.. part of the Conrt!tution. r--r-, ,.._ d d s bo ..,.... .. en e u tltute House Joint Re10luUOn Na .. l) JOINT RESOLUTION ' Propubtl kl amead MCIIaq 1. t, " lD. and 11 af Arllcle XI. ud. Ia repeal seettona 4 and 5 cf ArUcle XI of Uu Conatltu.llon at lba Ita .. of Ohio lo I'J"!'TJda for appattloM m121t o! llle HOUM ot Reprn~t~t.. u ..... Be It l"Qnlved by the General Ale umbly of the Slate of Ohio, three.. fifths or the members elected to each bouse conc:urrina ther«ln, that there shall be submitted to the ~ction 11. 'ltlt Go'ier.un- or hla electors at the .'!! Lite in the manner ap~t... AUdllor pd leantarr preacrlbtd by law at a apeclal elec:- ot sta.., two memben ot. the $ari· llon to be held on the fi rgt Tuesrl aY ate. one from the majority pertJ after the firtt Monday In May, lHJ. and one troJn th.e mirlortty party, II prO!XISition to amend fiE'Cttons 1, dealtnated by ttte presidin&' officer l , 8, 10, and 11 ot Article XI. and to ot the Senate, and two memhPrs of ~peal se~l i O!'Is 4 and 5 ot ArUc:le the House of Rcpruentati\'H on• XI of the Constitution r.~f Ohio to from the ma.1ortty part, 11··d one read a11 1Dilqws: from the mmoru, party, dnllnalfld b)' the prHldtrilf offi.,r o"? lhe ARTICLE XI How;e, shall ecmstltutt the APPNSectlrm I. The <~pportionmerot ol tionment Board. 'f'be Governor llr th i~ St.ate fJr members ot the Gen-. bia eppolntee &haU ntv"' as chair· erl!ll A~sembly shall be made f'VeQ' man of the Board and tht> Secre1"n ten years. after the yeer one tbouoo ot State as secretarv of thto Bo.1J·r· Ul"'d fllne hundt·rd scveflt~. In ttte The Board nr a ny fOur merl:t t>f! r• of toJlnwinf manner : The whole PQDUoo the Doa:fd ahali, at lent or1 e \ 'N!r latlon o the state, aa aecertaliled prior to th•~ 1eneral election, m· Ol P b:v the federal cem.-us. 11hall be dl~ nar one 1h·,unnd ni ne hu nrtr~rl vtded by the number ''One Rul'drwd.. :wvenl)o-two. a"l'ld, at each dec:enni~! Forty," and the quoUent ahall be period tll<lreafter, asc.""rt:~ln and llrthe ratio of representaUon In taw termlrle Jn accordnnce wHh 1\ rtk l.,. Hou11e a1 Representatives, fnr ten XI. Ohio Con LUtuUon, the r.r.lio of )'C'art next .uCC!Md1nl .uch .111ppor4 rf'!lresr.ntatlon. accordine to tht;< de · t.':omial c:enm~. the r umber of RPI'P · Uorment. re;e.ntaUves .and SeniiloJ"i uch No apportionment herein pro. <'flllnty or cttatrict shall be e-t! ti!lo&<J Ylcled tor shall a!Yect the election eleCt. and for what ye1r1. within 11r te r m of nffice (If any member or to the nm ensulnt ten years, and lh• the General Assembly cboaen be- Governor shall cause the same to fare It was rnade. be pubUsbad. In audl manner u Sectl-Jn .!'! . Representation 111 tha &hall be <.llnc:ted b)' law, An appeal Houae of Representatives ahtll bit may be ~aken from Ota apportion· detl'nnlne!l as followK : ment of representatives wlth!n. (A) II' a eounly eonsittl ent1N1J' thirty daYS folio~ the publicaof su~h apportJonment a! pra· of two or mure whole conJrealooal tion vhl~ct ln th1a sectLon. Said appall districts. the ~ounty shall be euUtled ltlhllll bl' to the Supreme Court of to one repre sentalh•e for each tuU · The Supreme Court 1h1d. ratto of population and a repre- Ohio. sentative for populaUon ln addltton prurnptly hear and detarmine IUila to a 1ull ratio liubatanually equal t.D -~~ ·~1. a ratio. Tbe total number ot repre· :&entatlves lhall be evenly divided SCHEDULE am.on1, and elected ,lilt lartc from. lt ttua &D"J~ndment is adopted by l.htl aeparate COnJreulanal d!~triC"ta, and an)' number remainini after- a mAJority ot the electora VGtiNr an even divbdon dte.ll be eleded at thereon, exlstillJl 5oeCU0D1 1. I, I. II: and U of Article XL anti MiUiai Ill lai'J"e tram "the county. <B) U a COWlty contains: ana or and ' or Article XI are repuJttL The Apportionment lla.n! .....tN more whole eongrestionai dlstrtets entlrelr, wlthJn its baundariea ancl bv Seetlon 11 of Artl& XI. Oldll a port on of another conrreutonal Con!t'l'rtutlon, or an:v four membiia cH:itrlct or dlatrtcta, repreNntaliv• of su~h Board. lball, WliMn lllfllm' ah.all be apportlont:d to such eount)" dan alter the adoption or til& 11mendmant. apportJon the Hau~e er lUI follow• : ReprHentetives far tbe 1M7. . . (1) If aurh Clounty contalnt onl7 and 1971 RISIGnl of the G«J;;p;f one whole conarenional district en~ Ae~embly li'JI'IUI\nt to 'lb4l fellewklt hreJy withln rts boundilries •nd a provislnns : portion of another conr~ulona! dis~ Thoe '·980 .led.«ral decemttaJ -.~ trlct. or Clistrlet1. rapre,entativea sue1. Oh1.o data 1JU8 .. may be apportlontod lo the county dtv!d~ bypoPUJatLm one. hundred forty 'lb by ellber of the fallow1nl melh.oda: est.abll~h a ratio tor np,...,. ....... (aJ Apportion to the c:ll unty one ;o;, &-.. ta IIIIa]] be QI!Oftlon... ~ represenLaUve for each fllll ratio ot BUiiltlt to Seet.:lon 3 Of Artle,e U. populaUon and a rep<eHnlaUve 1or Ohio Ccnltltutton, to ....,.._ ean. ~ popuLation in addiHon to a full ratio dl~. and J'liid.Wnta• subltlnUally equal to a raU_ot aU llrt!!Uhmal tlYe dlltrlctS foftMd ~ te repf't'll!ntatives to be electec~ at l'l""Ctln., 3 o~ Article XI, otdo C:.. lara• fram the county; or etltcttlon. ' "( b) A»oortl.WJ to the concru· ll10n1l ililrlct wholly wlthl'1 the t1NITm lrl"ATIII 01' .AJtm1Ue4 county one ft.Pftsentatlve to,· ei\cb STATE 011' 01110 tul1 ratio of population •nd one OFFICE" 07 Till: UCRftAJn' raPfPIN1ltatlve for populat1on m OJ' ftATJ: -additlon. to a full ratio IUbBtantiaUr equal lo 1 ratto, a1~d either form a r. TJW W. BROWK, lleNtaiJ' tf taPrMantatlve district of the remainder of the count)', apporUonlnl State of tbe State at ~o .. ' to rn.u::tt runainder one represent.&· hllrel\.7 eertity that Ule ttve for eaab full r•lio cf populatloa le a tru• COPT ol Amandecl and a reprenntative for populetlon Joint Rb:llutklll RaL 1, 1. 1n addtUoD to a r.alin lllbiU.nU.Ily <1, and ~Y1cled: lllbt&IWta 11ou1e equal to a r<~tlo, or combine the rt· Joint RIIID1Utknt Nc, t fbtd In tbo malndar of th• county, In one or omce or 'tbe Jectecar:~ cd 8tMI tnA more POrtions. with arottrer county pl"'poRin• to amend th111 :abow Jteo. or eountt• or portion R or 11 county tlon• of the Constitution of Ob.lo. or counUea to farm one ur more IN TESTIIIONY WHCII"OJ': t repn ..ntattve diftrtet• each eon~ have ller.unto IUblerlbed • talnlni population iub!il.antia.tly and 111'\X8Cl m,- omdaJ IIMI at C.,. equal to a raUo. hunbut tb1& Jtdl da,. Of ....._,, 1981. • (2) If such. county contalnt mora TED W. UQtWif than one whole rongn!ss lonal dll !h!eNtiiJ . . . . . ti'IC!t •ntlrely wlthln Ita baundarla (Seal) and a portion of another conJretdotlal dlsl.rlct or distrlcb, eu~h combtnttd ~n1re11 fonal dlatricts wholly within the county shall bt apportioned one representative for aaC!b full ratio ut popul.ation In the c:omOLD CMMIE DIE!I blne!J distt1cts and a reprewentattve for population In addition to a tull ratio substantiaJlv equal to a ratio. HAVANA (UPI)- Cesar £1.. 'l'he tntal number of rept'o.ntaUva calante •• ]•••"-• 0,... 1:;._ &hall be evenlY divided am.... ng, and • u, ~ 'WI. • .u. etected at lar1e from , the ..parate Cuban Communist who band'_. conll'811onal dlttrll'ta, and any ~ number nmalnlnc attn an even government policy over the 'b;~ division shall be elected at lar1e . , from the combined ~trcllional land's pres·3 and radiO servtclts,. distrlcta. The remainder of liU~h d'ed 8 d ~untJ mty be formed Into a repr~ I Un ay, ~sentative [lbtrlct entitled to on r r.epretentl!ltive tor each {Q]) hiU <.~ of population and a represcntaUve fnr papulJ.tlor. lfl addition 1o a Nil CIDEF'S WIFE DIES : ratio &ubslanUally equal to a 111Ua, •• or tuch remainder may be eornblned, In c~n• or more portlona. With WA311ING'l'ON IUPII - ll'\l. another rounty or <"OUntiH or portion• of a county or I'OUnttel to Dorothy JohDBOn Russell, il. form one or more repreMntatlve 1" ' p wife of tbe former commar ~lstrklta each contai.Nna: poDUiaUou eubstantilllly equel to a i'at! '). In cltfel of Allied forces- /or. (CI All C!O\lntlea other than those NATO m' sou••ern ~ur·-·" dl•..:.a, . eomtnr within the Pl"'V1aaont ut u• "" vtA-f' -.;u .:o::>i, dJVlaJonl 4-\) or o1 OIJJ ..ct~on sunday · • :ar~~ruon ~ ' ':J . ·. fll A countT lbaD. be antltlld to ..,. • • • "" fi!D ntio at" pOpula.tlon. (II A eoar:t.$31' uUt:W t" ... ot lllOft ~tatlYel m~ ~ t _,., .. · _,R -.:-••.... ~""- ~ , "' .. llUilS. ";,. l c 1,. "' · 'l\1 'AlA-" H:'rn a.dr:=rota:~ ~ t · ) ·- Wlllace -. ......., . :!" • ....:on;;;; ~on; • .liiiiDr - "' ~.~~":.., :..=.=~ - ~~ l'~llilll'' l . ·...-..~~ "": ......~oiiii • .• _::-· '··· ~ ~· ........ _,... ... ... ......... .:... "1' .. II II 'I �··- · ..... .l ' .~f ' • • ' • ~ .. .., w-. ..... •··, C:lassified Ads-Your Modern Community Bulletin Boar(£ ·. 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Apr. 19, 1965 WANT AD INFORMA liON 2 SIGNS OaAttUJ'IIa 0., Qfl .. • """dl ) ..,_ ......... ·-dhtw . . . ... lllonaq C Al"' I ' EI .I A TtO.Nll Will . ,_,.,,.0 '"'-tf' aiiUU • .Al' IOIIII 1>\lhlldi!H .., • .,,.,... .. t•.Ai.a~~ .., ...... ,11!1'.-.e..., . • ''""""'• ~.,,, r• J>··r" ~ ll<hn wUJ 1~ ,..,, W •hoold •n• "" ~~~ ..-.rd n.t l'h- HOLLYWOOD ••IJ' Radio and beater. 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. $1699 110 b.p. engine. 4 on the _noor. low mileage, jet black fiJ!ish., spotles!! clean vinyl intenor, bucket s.eats, good W. W. ures, £"adio and heater. oae '"""""" «< ~ntt ~,. Pomeroy Motor Co. Station Wai:OD. V8 engine, automatic trans. Po-.ver steering, clean interior. .BJue fini8b. Low mileage by one local owner. ~ft IK'\;111 ... >nMrti<IU 50 C>eT ~fll I)I~I'..Uf'l "" pall! 1t:b 'hleltiiii S. ..... with 1111 tbart bllr." lly VEINON 100'1'1' UU - "l'rlilldeDt JobnloD VPI .._._. e.lriiPaod..t oponinl a J1u-B.Quo 1111111 IVPI) - Tblllll Wblll lloltle """ lo A.-lalii llllllllliiOII 1Mb llopt, JI&J biJ IIDII." --'ed - ClihJ. C0111eQ Belllnd eaeb PI tatl t pha~~~ P'rldq q111 111!1 11u t1 . - , but .,.. ran llilb au 1111 rD- nnn 1111 llneo wlth a 1np tblt llllkel them ~ bti liocllme lllldl • &- IbiD !hey ore. lure In .._.., llllll'tllnmell If a joke jlllt 1101 thm, Bob !bat wiieD bl 11 bod, be 11 reviveo It -.lo..ly by boibetter tbiDUlan!, liD)' otber lltDd·up ,u.g bio eyeo, wiggllnl his comedila earo ani! llliiQinl until the au- 1962 Rambler Ambassador Custom _ $1295 rUbt '"~ l:nl~ ~~ oJQrd >,£lnlmUIJ' l!bUJr Cenh ~ I QUALITY a. llftli><Ot!jat•11 I'M cntfo. nnt kt roe1pon-ltllt b ""'"' '"'"'' !11\• C~ b ll. OP .a.. ~~-.. IUQ 1 .. ('0RRII!t"MOMI bw f:OII ,.,., On ~, ..,.l'ltte.Hoe Television Revue .--. 'UIIt Property Transfers • lllftU PauleJ, oil IP8alfy 11 aw .. 1. ~ L. are., IIlio - . n.,-, OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. dee., .. IJoit Gerold II. Wella, ~l'::'d,~:I1Hunt;~·.M; rile Ilullt, C«t. ,... to !toler 0 . 11 IDa · ~ Ill llilt..... Wilford, I ocro, I.oba-. ., ,~ M . 0""• l!'rll Worley Haley, Pyllll ~· JOIII DwiCht !Wey, ~ Roll Ctrrlf I. Leland lloley, Olriltlne Geaorll I . , to Dwi1bt Holey, l!ulooda lloll to U!lllld Slateo, ... ,...., ley, porcelt, RutltDcl. M. ~ Vet. A!ralrl lo illllllel Harry Drake, lloroti1J ~-•· M Oralie 1o PaUl C. Pierce, E. MoKIMey, Bemict-- c Pierce, U>t, Pomoro)>. Kilmey, lot, p_.,-. came Melllbart to Cornecte Fleldl, ..1111 ,.... Pomerqy,Pauline Fields, .~=:~~~~~=~lllll, "":" lllpe !l- " J: HEAR Tell. 'lORE WIFE·MATE'Ji AlLIN; SN•UFI'Y·· IS THAR ENNVTHIN6 I CAN OOT 116 Frldq llllbl'l Gftelilll( !NBC dlence il convUIHd. lt'a hokey William Woodard, 1:30 p.m. EST) lacbd hllter but Bob pv.. it • lhot of pi- Woodard to Jooeph Fields, 11111 ariCIPaiiiJ. '11lt p1111 - ZIIZI In llyle. lillie Fields, ptrceiJ, Pomeroy. Gina Lollobrlclda. oJncen N11>- '!be 1ut eleclto ore more • q Wlllon IIIII PnDkle Anl0111rlbule to the man's endearlq · 10 IIIII cllriii!JIIII p-. FOUDiaiD- qualllln than mponse grat filled 1<> abiDo. IDijaial. Hope bas beeome a Tbe only retiiJ brllbl min- aort ol ti~Amerlcan undo who .,._ j L.J 1111t of the hiJuHoail aolotual drops In by television just oft. O.Pwbl-. tJ %.¥' ws I wu old old 11001! himlolf. .., enoqh to be a ~~elcome ...... I.JliallpN Prodlclabll', hi ru llinlugh l\lfll. t.Xld-a six-minute openlill IDODOiot! Hope, despite his Enallsh Joo4 !1. • needling' ftl'lle, Is the ultimate Ameri-~" Income Tues - "Thlll Ia the can winner: ·wultby, tclmlred week the mn frOID Unclo trap!! and beloved. On scroen he II n.Tnp etZ.. .. _ Ull." · the aD-American pala1; looer, The Academ1 Aworda - bqier and llralghl mon . et"'a "WileD Auilrey Hopburn· con- Hardly an AmeTican brelthel Ill. Tlluo 1L K!od <I FaluJtted JUlie Andren obt wbo can't klenllfy wllb one or Ill&' li.WOidat 5won the Emmy rllbt there." both Bob Hopei. And whea Ill te.,.,.,. lT.l:Ak• .ua.Ai¥1 lUc!banl Burton loll, if you tile end lbe orobestra fadOI 18.Bucl<et. lii.I.Jttlolllrt coil call what lit' I Jill laoing." out w!Ut "Thanb For Tbe 14& 2LFtlrbto u.~ The Beatiet - "'lliqo'a wile mor101," It llirs you !1111 lt.L&nd. Is OJpOCtlng, she doolll't !mow enough to mal<e you glad Bob 21. Tea&a wllat, but abe II eqJO<IIua. Tbe tlopped by for onolher of his liT.Oolt·k14 will be able Ill J'ICOif!lzt well-tlmscl ~Ioiii. ..J&o his molbor, .....11 be 1111 .... ~~ Pomeroy Motor Co. ad • pal(! '"~lllll 10 .,.,. CA RD 0~ 1'HAI'Ill:l!l • QHIT\.IIlRIU ILI:II ff!f IIIJ word mm 1ml.llD. ltacb alldltiiiDal wor4 teo Sift• Dill, ..... 1111»- 111 olth:'"NetberiiUidl ~ - .- · 0 AllY CROSS W0 RD 1.- LU.MNI. aco.- aNIIo.. lka ... - - tho- 7.-- '· . .--. H...__ ....... - - ......._. ......... ... -_ ot....,. ..., .,_., -......... -···... ..._ ..... "·--"' "SE: a - .- :11.- TRIPLE ERANCH Emerson E. Evans, Owner A bllllo - tM ·- .......ClldJ' aa.~~op- B-. - 1 1 41.Hewa. - ... .,... _ -.-.- . . .. ti 'It II 11 G.DaMl 0 a()pon&le apartment. WY 2-3121. Complete Herford Dispersion BIRTHS Stewart 61111 Shop. Come ln and see an the new varm.Jnt rifles, reloading equipment, and accessories, re · blueing and repairing. New and used eo and tiDfurnished apan menta WY Z-f>-434 12 6 df' guns of all kinds. Depot St. Rutland, Ohio. Ph. SH 24934, Rutland Ohio 3 16 "!Jtc TRAri.ER LOTS ' age and water Brown's \'rail LOSE WEIGHT safely with er Park (State Approved) Oex·A·Oiet tablets. Only 98c Minersville, Ohm, Phone- WY at Stark's Drug Store. I lf) tic 2-3:124. 3 12 IIOlc SEVEN room house with bath , and full basement ill Syra-! AI'TI 'MilBn.l: IDSilf'&nce been cuse. Phone WY 2-2455. - WANTEDo '57 or '58 Station wagon. Stick shift. No junk. Phone WI 9-3056 alter uo p. m. 4 16 3tp ~ ~IANUING - paid Marion Reynolds., Coolville, Ohio. Rt 3. Call' IIIler t o'ciocl!, 667-:1503. 1 pri~ £1[W'DLIA&Xa LOIIei'ILLOW Ont lett•r 1lmp!y .__fOr uotber. Ja tldll ample A l• ultd tc.r Cha thrH L'' X f<~r Cbe two 0"1, ete. &lll.lte letten, ·~ trophies, the lengt.b and formation ol. tbe tNI'dl &act. day the C4Kle letter. an dlffenat. TM I'O HYCI Elld voar ~~ewer trooNel fie bave oil - can w~ a.. NCKKHXQ vice Age Bulls, 74 Cows and Calves or calving soon.. lt II 0 T T lt.-0 X 7 • "" th.,.. _ . lllf 81'crl11tllr J1Crlaulturlll know. 0Hiv& fir• IIII}JMMl"..- "Ma1111 · how fGr - Free 300 Milo O.llvory on 5 or mort lots. on U.S. 35 ond I milo North on Sttlo Rood 160, Radio WMPO III<Dday T1mo rrtlit11 1:01 Jim Mees Show 24 PHONE WY 1963 Herr~ - Gold • •• • 2·9932 Sea} Meaa - ••• •• •• • Ready to use ••• women. Crow's Steak House, Pomeroy. 4 13 6tc Blonde cabinet. Ooes gular sewing, plus di ped for fancy zig zag U. 5. Civil Service f estsl Meu · Wm'D•II 18 •od IJ"•~ !ieeuro jot.. buttonholes, overcas llitb pa7 SbTJ" PJnoJ ... 4<1•an~.,mftl>\ Pay balance due 6 'J'hl)IJ. .Dda of foh• ... pen Pr~part1n,., tr•lnlnt .,rtll •pprnntet~ ~•fW'n.,,.,.. payments $1.67 per uullllf ~rJ II'RJa tnfllrma Uot1 an job1. ., •.,n.,,, Guaranteed. WY 2-' Wrtle lndQ ••••n' lltme lri.!'Jr..,. ~nd 4 ~ Ut~eoln lierYiea. 8o- 11MPOT11M'07 l'laib' &edttnel. PumM"IIJ' . Ohlo ELECTRLUX Sweeper plete with all cleanin Insurance ments. Pay balant:>e d - ..... """!Uirem~nta 1 trade - Form locotod 4 miiH NorthwHt of Gallipollo, Ohio, ' - -- SMALL Terms arraoged. PHOTO Copymg Servrce Cop· les made of legal papers. -- -- 4 ENGINE REPAIR 4 ROOMS of furniture, birtb reconls ond almrJst any altogether or separ Wright Power SaWa other doeum-entl. tomatic Maytag was Reuter I:Dsoraoce, Pomeroy Soloo & Service eluded. L.c:roy Denne g 4 ttc SH 2-4243. GUARANTEED. renewable for Reo Lawn Mowen Fox Go ·K•rh Hie hvbpitalization. Issued It's our pleasure to I pel Shainpooers F at all ag... Pbooe WY 2-'16<1. purehase of Blue Lu WILCOX SERVICE 2 18 tfc pet Shampoo. Bake r Furni5 P.M. to 10 P.M. Daily 482 S. 3rd Awe. Middleport tlU'e, Middleport. Livestock FOR SALE All modem ""lck· - --- . 4 13 6tc Dr Melvin E. Doerr, Veterln frame 3 bedroom ra ~1ch style -arian, large and small animals 1956 FORD pickup, I 954 Ford home on Chester RoaC.:, near LONOON <UPJ) -Mike! ~;~h 128 WasblrtJIIOn St.. Raven•· car, new motor· 2 bul 1 calves, State Highway Garage. 100 x ster was named to the 8l wood, W. Va. Pllooe 2'13-4271. llereford . Charolais cross-- 400 lot. Several financing plans Davis Cup tenJJis team Sunday. Office llourl, o.Dy. f · to 6 J!. ed. Phone SH :H656. available t11 qualified per~on . joining Billy Kni~ht , Roger 1 l8 lie !D. 4 .IS 12tp Phone WY 2-5337. 4 13 tlo Taylor and Bobby Wllson. . FOR ·NEW . WALKS • ' Add a new look to your home. Add concrete walks AU . work fully guaranted . . and, concrete increases your property's value. o I il GOEGUIN READY MIX CO. WY 24214 ."•ve st. • Mldol"""" 0. •• •• •• •• 1101 ...... Ill••- Nlwf I •• Why hand aut llelphl_..loanl "*f •• day that - llltiRy _ . , . , . •• won~~~ .................. .. •• loll Mlllw, Mgr. PIIMeWYI-2171 • 125 I. Mtl• Strut • •• • ••• II •• • •• •• .'1 . ...... all bfnta. Gk 8K )(VPXY, I[ DCIIF, CO KW JIYPMC• T D X II -- . .........,.. 017plo<j- 'WRrt'liR8, LlKB Tm:TII. ARII DIVIDED lNTO lMCISORII ~0 Wllla>lllii8.-WALTIIIII 11 Bred Heifers, 14 Open Heifers. z.mc Day .. Nipl J'Blta Selling: 150 Head including: 3 Herd Bulls, 23 Ser-. Sewer Maebtnes RN~onal.te &re- .&a,,.....,..•..._ ~POMEROY Jack w. Cl!llrsev, l·ll·UCI Help Wanted DAU,Y CRYI"J.''QUO'l'l:- B_.o 11ow to work lt1 I eTV STAMPS e WHEEL BALANCING Op!!n 7 Dayt A Week Houn Daily Timber. Top cash I ~--- f5. He&dland fG.OIImpau 12:00 NOON, IEST . Continues At Landmark Super Service Station u.·,_.._ ... , PomerOY', Ohio Cueltlo ~ult~ TIRE SAlE • n.... liT. Alclft 18. UDit f1l Gallipolis, Ohio 3 16 trc OON'T PUMP you sluggish sep. tor'• lJ.(.-en~e? C.U WY :&-M6 tic tank. Get Klean-Em·l\11 l)jlj< APART>!ENTS. 1st and 2nd septic tank cleaner. Land· floor. l ~ t floor SPnior Citizen mark Farrr. Bureau. Lost and Found z 18 tfc Apt. Ph. WY 2-3267. - - -- - - - - - -WST - Will the lady who 4 15 6te Real Estate For Sale found the glasses on South Third St. please contact Mrs. I For Sale Bruce Lloyd, WY 2-lW' . -.. 4 19 tfc Wanted To Buy kPOOtellt lo ram-e lled'? I <>SI your opera I I -~ SAT., APRIL24, 1965 1 ' tl.- ' •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • ••• • • I .. ..• • ...... .,_ ------·--- BAoilll~ '"'-' lllti"T rr AGI~ l'o-i' LAII Tl-'£l.D WJEH RADIO APlllL LOG 6:00 Sign On 6:1111-11 Mllllcal Cloclt 7:00 Bo SIW and Kl>ow 7:0WO Nen 7:45 Echoes of Joy 1:1111 Ohio Valley Newa lols-30 Musical Clock 8:55 Community News 9:00 Talk ofCthe Town N 9:55 M8S<111 ounty ews 10:1111 Public Service Show JOolS Daily Light 30 L tch.t · IOo a ,.rmg 11:1111 World Newo !2o00 community News 12:20 Evans Bulletin Board 12o2li News.Q.Grams !2o30 Agriculture Program IUS Country Go-Round US News Beat uo S\g!KJD. N.,. 1:1111 Sundown Serenade Uli Sacred Heart 7:00 Sign Off 1.20 Meigs CT, RFD . lllllriay11 us Paul Bo-• FIII'ID 1:110 Sip On - News •-··· . Tlmo UO Countey J IDI•~••·.IJii Coulllry MuSIC U7 Weather 1:~ Country Jamboree Hour 7 00 Pro••·tan+ na1 N 7:1111 Natlo en 7·.~ ...._.. 7o3JJ Spo. ~ - ....-7:35 BW !oUller Sbow 7:35 Larry ander!On Show Sho 10:45 11'1 Music - Army 7:35 Plckeal Hardwara W ""'"" V ll •. 0 Ito . ('l'llllday·ThUI'Idoy) ll: 00 ~, 3 ey • u n 1 7:110 Nen To~ Ten Show 1:30 o.l\1 Lilbt , 12:00 Newt l·tS Btktr Furniture' Show 12' 1& Mllslcai Interlude . (Wid.-AIIeiiOII) Fr~ ShoW) l2:30 The Jlev. Merli~ Teets toGO Netfl · I :01 '1'111 lun Mees Show loi!O CoWitry Go-RoWid ?:011' BID Mlllor Srow · · 1:30 Sundown Serenade 2o55 News Beat to05 Colfee Wllb Janet 1:30 Sip Off 3o00 Mid-Way Matinee 10:00 Swap Shop ~-; 3o!S Newo Beat 10:15 Morning Medlllllo!tl 7::t0 SliD On - Army Hour C:llll lllsclng With Oo11 10·30 Portrailo ol • Ptlrlot 1:1$ Newo 4:30 Interchanl• IO:U BW Miller Show 1:00 Baptlll uyman's Rout 5:00 Community Newo 10·45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tuel.) .&:30 SUnday Show 5ollii Muon County News 11;45 FamiiS Wonblp (Tburo.) t:ao The Sible Spolia To You 5:10 world & Nal'l Ni!Ws 11:45 A.S.C. Prill (Pele t:G Sunday .Sbow uo Sunset Boulevard Sbltlda) (Frldaya) 10:00 Tbe Good Life 7o1111 Off The Air 11:00 NIWI IC:ll CobgrOUIDID'I Report Saturd!Q' 11:011 TIDY"• CotlllrY JunctiOII 10:30 SUnda1 Show 6:1111 SIIJ! On 11:41 TIDY'• COUIItry Hymo IL30 '1be Qulol Hour i oD0-1$ Mlllical Clod< Time 11:1» !iiiWI 7:1111 Be Stili & Know 11·00 c-1 Blocl: Newa · 11:11 '1be Cbrlltiall's Hour 7:02-aD Newo 11;39-ler'J 01it11 Star (1'1'1) 12:30 Tbe ROY. M<:riin TOIII 7:30 Chat • CheW ll·30 Larry Allder1011 Sbow 1:1» ,.. 1\eY, H. G. Stewart 7:45 First Baptist Church 1;118 Jim 11101 flbOw 1•30 The Rev. SU.. BWupo 1:110 Ohio Valley Newa •··-- •uto Show 2:110 The 1\eY. Andrew Parsono U5-30 World New1 t:li 8;;;-~.) 2:46 The 1\M. Roscoe Thornt t:OO High Sehool Hit Partde t·3JI. NIWI (Local) S:lti The SUIIdsy Showcase IO:!IJ SonJ • Stot1 Tlma · lhow loOO '1be SWilioWJI s.r-dt IO:tS The Goldell Key t:fO Jim Meell . 7:00 s•- 011 . 11:00 Demllc!rallc Lqislalln 1:118 NIWI ,... TIUY l!w HA.ROLb GRAY LinLI ORPHAN ANNtl A TELE.'I·GRAM 11: IS Musical lnterludo tuo Republican LegislatW't 't''V£ e.a;K ~10 T~'ENO~ IUS Walt" Moeller 12:00 Local & Ohio Newo 12::10 Evans Bulletin Board 12:25 News--0-Grams IUCI Garden Club Saturday Matinee Alternate Saturday• US News Beat 2o00 Saturday Mallneo 2:55 News Beat 3o00 Saturday Matinee 3:55 News Beat 4o00 Dilcing WiUt I>oss .0.881E AND $LATI UO Top Ten Revue 5, 00 Saturday Newo Report 5:15 Dinner Musie•l• uo Community Choirs 7o00 Off The Air Sunday 7:lio9 Sign On 8o00 The Singing Preacher SolS Newo Report UO Church of Chrilll loOO Musical Interlude 10:30 First Baptist Church 1L30 Children'o Chapel 11:45 Sunday Newo Special 12:00 News Raporl 12: IS Eplacopal Cburch I :00 Church of God 1, 111 Gospel call 1:01 Old F~ Ho,.. 3:00 190 Hit Parillo 3:31 News Ileadlineo 3:32 190 Hit Paraclt 3:55 News 4: 00 190 Hit Parade uo News Hetdlllltt • '32 190 Hit Plrl.4e . HS Now1 $:110 City Conlmlsllaner .Rep. &:II 190 Hit Parade 7:00 Off 1'llo Ali' Ih GEOM"GI:r-:W::::ON=Lic-: . li;;:~ ,......~-- ' . t •• I HEARD 1HE~ SAY ~ lT WA$ 11..WJCJR ..... llliiR WNC_;S. �. • • ,J, ~ Churches art! .. ,. Full for Middleport Easter·.S ervice , \ Provamt. GiHn on Surad4ily . · Olurehet ot Middleport wert u "'Joist, wu presented at tbe!Olrlot lbe olllll'ise service com- the muolC~~l program. "T b • Today Where Jeoua Walked." y BlicUr, X.tbJ 8JU, o\ IIJled by worohipe1'8 fur Euler ounrlse oervk<! as ,.... a """" memorated the deatb, res)ll';- ly City," wu sung by MN. At the mondnl worablp ..,.. , Brendf ~Winll, .lervicei. bePmlnl with sunrise ber by Mr. Ben PblJa;oo, barl- .rectian and ascension of Cbfiaf :rothy_ Davis and Mrs. Jean vice Mrs. SkiMer dlrected tbe ee Rney, Anita Full:l and~.=~~~;~ · lind lhrouah 10:30 o'clock _..tone, "Arl Thou the OlriBI?", 011 the llrsl Easter u oymbo~ Craig. Film slldos were l!bown cboir In the anlltem. "AIIelula, lwlna, Darla llld Marla ~ olp oervlces. Special music wu with Newman Burdette and lzed In an orillnBI narratlon In ronjunc!lon with the Easter Christ Is Rlzen," and an orranllnll. pre..ent.od and new IJ)<Dibers Mrs. C. M. Hennesy, organist.. composed by the Rev. Donald story. and plano duet waa played by MI'S. Gerald .o\ntl!oot waa were enrolled. i For the 10:30 service, Mrs. Hicks. As the ronsregatlon en- Other numbers by DlO choir, Jennifer Lqbse and Mn. Cbes- ganist wllb Mnl. l:lo!lald The altar of Heath Methodist IRussell sang, "I Walked Today 'terod the sanctuary one candle tunder the direction of Mrs., Ar, ter,.Erwln. Five Dllllllliera were and Mrs. Fred Glbbi C'hurcb was banked. with whie iWhere Jp•a•~ Walked," accom- lat the foot of the CroS! was the thur Skinner, were "Gotble- ta~ into memPersh1p. There scripture and Easter hyacinths. tulips 110d lilies. g1v- panied b} ,1r. Willlam Russel, only illwnination. ,mane "Beneath the Cross of were~ 350 in attendance for the lolsts were Mrs. Beula en in memory of deceased mem- orgamst.The choir. under the di- 1 As the minister read the dia- lJesus," "When I Survey,'' and services with .WO at Sw:tday who SA;lg, "l Walked Mrs. The seven-branch cantol- 1rect1on ol \1r Philson . present- logu~ exp1aininp; the meaninll of '·Now Uopn the First Day of JSchool. Wbere ~eaus Waited," abra. a memorial to Mrs F.lea- 1ed , "Chnst tbe Lord is Ris- the cross ~nd the emp[y tG.'llb, lthe Week." FIRST .BAPTIST CHURCH Frank Cheeaebrew, ''How nor &haaf. were decorared with en Today," by Foelber. acelytes lighted other candles A quartet compos~ m tllarThou Art." white ribbons and li~ht~ 1ap- The Rev. M. E. L>owson had symbolizing the 12 apostles. An ' iotte Glaze, _Debbie Gruescr, Ka- · Ten persons were baptized ,by White hyacintba and 'Ullea er"' as his sermon topic, "Hearts on empty tomb demonstrated the thy McEihmny and Scherry the Re¥, Donald Boone dunng en as me'morl~\ flowen An anthem entitled, " In Jo- ~" 1re . " meaning of Easter. . ,Hicks, sang '' Were_ You There?" the .sunri~ service held at the(ed the sanCtuary and 1 11 eph 's Lonely Garden." with CHURCH OF CHRIST M_rs. Chester Erwm_ was or- and Mr_ L. R. Wiley sang the flrst Baptist Church. Tey were delabra, the gift of the Mrs. William Russell, soprano, , At the Middleport Church of gamsL for the processJon~l and.concludmg number, "I Walked 1Edward Sayre, James Brewer, family. New oftertory - ----- ------from the Hearthstone were used for the first During the mornlnl service the Rev. Boone on the subject, "The Flnl Spec1al Easter servires were F'1r~t Bavtist church. A Solo, Relations, was the celebrant tin, rector, had for his ser--!Halleujah," was presented by , ~ Easter." tef'rs. ~ar:ence .......... ELBERFELDS • program the !~E~I hour at the ••••••••••••••u••u•u•.• •• of !luisl, Sunday solo, "My TaBk" by MUs Peggy .. ~~j''p dondhlffl .........., ... · · - e~ ol "I EO: ;'8 Lacd; ° I. r· were Mrs. . I Ab M amy ou PeopIe I 0 Pcmeroy Sportabout ·TV 1PhiliJJ M"Jt'r. !Were weekend guests of rela- 1and Mr. and Mrs. William the topic of the sermon by the A combined Sunday were William Board Dr . and Mrs. H. C. Mullins Miss Poll.• KarT of Columhus tives in the area. jNeutzling of Lancaster were Rev. C Melvin Alkire at the and church service was bel Myrtle Warren. and daup;hter . .Jackie, spent spf'lll lht' wt>t•kt>nd with her Mr. and Mrs. Ri~hard Simon ·weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'United M~thodlst church. The)when several children were the weekend at Union, W. Va. parents. \1r. and Mrs. Charles and family of Brooksville visit- Rolland Neutzling. . organ ptelude by Tom Bakerldicated including H L. . . with her !nther, Lt>e Dixon. H. 1\;:srr Sr. ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cramer opened tbe service followed by inie and David Burton, onor ISbng u Mr. and Mrs. Garth Beal of Mr. and Mr s. BNnest Bruch Raymond Hatfield, over the and children, Jackie and Dan- !the -·processional hym~ .. Christ and Carol Morris and Earned in Design Athens wen· Saturday guests uf and Elizaherli and Delbert of weekend. 1ny, of Marion left Sunday morn-!the Lord: Is Risen Today." A Willet. Miss Charlene Davis, tht>ir cousin, Miss El sie Han. I 1\11. Vernon I'IWP weekend Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jung- 1ing for a visit in Jackson with special atJthem, "All Hall the During the evening service of Dr. and Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wock- gm•sts ol Mr. ;md Mrs. Delbert nickle and daughter, Donna, his mother, after a visit with Power of Jesus Name' was Easter program waa given 9tudent at Rhode ham and daughters of Dayton Druch . and Barbara Tatterson of Cin- her parents, Mr. and Mrs c. Ipresented by the choir. youth of the several of Design, Providence, · · n1r. • and Mrs ..John R. Weeks cinnati were weekend guests of J. Struble. Saturday evening 1 The ilyqm, "Christ Arose," ments lncluding recitations spent tht' wee kend w1t· I1 IWl was one of 106 on the noao's mothrr, Mrs. Mary E. Ohling- and son. Tom. ut Heynoldsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raub guests o( the Strubles were opened tht: wors,hip service at a play entitled "Barbara's for the first semester, er. were weekend guf'sts of their ~ and family. . . !Mr. a~d Mrs. Joseph Struble the ; Ol]!,U'Cb of Christ._ Thelwaken~ng," with these of 941 st~dents enrolled. .Janet \tar. Vranken, daughler jJarents. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon I Mr. and Mrs. Marvm Krider and M1chael and Mr. and Mrs. I thoir presented a spectal an-r tlcipatmg, Judy Willet, Martha Davis JS completing of Mr. a~d Mr~: Harvey V."'n WePks <~nd Mrs. Herman Scholl. ~ of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Williamson and David and them, "Hi Arose," and the Bart1ett, Carolyn Acree, Judy jsopholllore year, majoring Vranken~ Js ronlmed lo her _Mr. and Mr::~ .. Ra_lph Spencer I Russell Krider of Findlay were Darla. !Rev. Jerry Masters had for his 'Taylor, Martha Hamm, Sharon•apparel design. Miss Davis home wrth the measle~. . VJ_.s!!t:'d _Sunday m L'nlumbus at 1weekend guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Billy William- sermon, "He Is Risen." Follow- Buckley, Juanita Dudding and played a talent in art and Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Moms R1vt•rs1de Ho~p 1ta l w1th Mrs. ·Mrs. Raymond Krider. son and David and Darla were ling the service, David Clark, Gary Ellis. A pageant entitledlsign while a student at Mo!d!t~l of Cinrinm.t _i were week end Man'in Spencer and ru see their ) Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray- Sunday dinner guest-s or Mr. lson of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. "A Cross for A Crown," waa 'l port High School serving 1Ciark. wa•J guests of the1r parents. Mr. and new grandson . 1rnond Krider Saturdav evening land Mrs. C. J. Struble. preseRted by the teen-age cholr. Ule Activity. Mrs. Robert MoiTi~ Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ho~·t. Mr. and Mrs. Clarrnrr Strat· ton of Oakwood were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heines of Athens spent the werkend with their pareots, Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Edwards and Mrs. Theo Heises. Mrs. Lois Ann Jones and childreh nf Columbus we1·e week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Campbell. Joe Boney of Sarasota, Fla. speht the Easter vacation w1th his grandfather, Herbert Boney. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson I I • Elc:etlentall-channel VHF/UHFreceptiiHl •tB,OOO-valtspotbboutchassls • TwolF.s1gn~lngstaKU • TintldRCAPm-0-Plypicturetube • Builti11WFendUHFantennn • ICV~·frontS"ovalspeaker in on Elberle!d.s 2nd Floor. the 16"andportablt Victor"Sweet Tv sets, all the new portable sets now on RCA Victor Color TV white & consoles .and models. ELBERFBDS IN POMEROY 1• t7s ~bert Wi:let~ncoile~ted ihe dozens of pictures and historical information for the edition. Appreciation is extended not only to the advertisers Nam if requested todo so making the tabloid possible, but to _many other citizens who contributed editorial material Extra Special Edttton cop1es may be ordered from 1 ~%" home W<H~ 1hop • , , II power to h•nllle the wtlh " llilll jo~" - Th~ II & 0 -bu~t mc.tor 1110 double reduct•on gear S~i · li~m del>veri extra power and torque . DELUXE 714• GIVE DINNER _Mr . and M~s. Ho~a ce Mr EI- ; hinny entertamed w1th a family. dinner Sunday. Present we re i:· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner, 1 Au11.itiary front h1ndle JiYn ena of halldling ••• eU)'·fose. and let dapth lldjustment lnd ~Ubreted, die-cut aluminum adjustmunt and rip ftntl. Built-in sawdust ejector keeps your Cuffing line • VIIJible. TOOL BOX IIEG.$7J'S REG. $2.21 Ohio. daughter and I MEIGS THEATRE JERR~ '.EWIS "DIIOROIRLY ORDERLY" (TecbnJcolor) Jem LeWis, Susan Oliver. IIEW! .,....... _.. Wah •• - - dirt llldel om AmmOnll ~~Milt ,. .. :.:0 891 eNEW•HOMES OAlYANIDO ..... $4.40 Makes ctrelaht. w~ Of irregular cut. in wood, meltl, piQtics end comJI05jlion materiel$. r.t:. $1,79 PLUMB •COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS USE OUR BILD-A.COUNT BUDGET PLAN FOR ~. .~ ... ., R£a. ...... ... IIHI-MANNJNO .... ,,., tpa '14·'5 No Down Poyment- As Little As $5.00 Monthly 34 Students DOOR PHONE WY 2-3193 FOR DETAILS HAND SANDER ,, UNDERGJ!QIJNO IIE(;EIVER SMALLER PURCHASES HAMMEl (51) G ·1 $3.19 INCINEIATOII ~ $3.83 e HOME IMPROVEMENTS GALVANIZED I CRAFTIX UNER PANEL Tile ldUI Interior lintr panel . , • . useful for gera,:... e1osats, ablnets, worhhop1, etc. Eny-to·ln5tall 4'Jt;B" r.h~~~~- The "bullt·ln" random groove-d wainscot perforated at to;) '41RROR REG. $9.95 .... ss-•s ,.,. . []:...... ·:-;d BOX$2G0UTTEII5 "' ""? --·-- PROMPT DELIVERY WID. and THURSDA 'I' April 21·22 e--N LOUIERED GUTTERING per 111' ..... Cotorcartoont PRIDAY and UTURDAY April 23·24 "THI KILLERS'' <IK I Glenda Farrell. NOT OPEN ~1t1iral Road '7:11 ,_,.,,Ohio TONIGHT & TUESDAY -~ e SHELL HOMES 13-PC, DRIU. SIJS SURFORM TOOL $6,49 ,... OUTDOOR ~ MECHANICS fil"~Uisipn · eVACATION COnAGES ~~ - Four Injured ' ..... $11.!10 ~~AT 7·PT. S1IB. QOTHESLINE POST c...tt OUTSIDI ! WINDOW BUNDS rr OR SHunus a: 3'3.. Other SIIH Anll1bfe ..... S7.ti SHUMIS 69* $1.2:5 I MASTER E&B CLOTHES PIN BAG IIOWNIPOUI" , $1.85 Jill' lCY . . . ACOMIUTE ASSORTMENT Of FITTINGS AYAI~ City ·c.n~~~~n MAll BOX RIG. $14.50 ..~- 111.88 -~- I j l ; .... ,.... S2.49 $7.50 . ·, •I 'i< <Techrticolor) Lee Marvin, Angie Dicktn. son. Ronald Reag.an, C.uavett.e». "THI CADDY" Jobu 2'1"II'9"x1\ft" RURAL MAIL BOX Ietty Lewis, Deun Martin; Donna Reed., Barbara Bates, ......... $2.88 Dni1ned for •arm · wttlther comfort • _ • .,.,.. hllve oth• 5ius end detlcna ewalllble. ,•l)fi At MAI L 130X P()51 '~ ' I 111r "" $ ,• ' ' ,· I •.• SS RQ ·.. I ·~ MANY MORE VALUES! SALE CONTINUES UNTIL SATURDAY, MAY 15 THE POMEROY CEMEN-T BLOCK CO. . - ))· ' ·.. ·-·~ ':~' ·t' ~i. ~ - . ~-. ,; I ,,., .. - ~" ·I,, • ' fll)ol~__t_he 01 fml._ sh_. _ _ Fast Time Issue Defeated c.a .... _,1.tl c;:fh 1""-----------.,.-------,-------llli'._. ,_, I 0/H daughter, Rita, of Pomeroy and ~· Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stratton Warner. 1J.l7!10~l4.·1M1tr bPgan ·,_.wax FINANCING AVAILABLE FOR or 1»1mon11 This eJt;ceptlon .. saw c:an make tVIry rut In tha book. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ball and Mrs. SAW wntroL "'""' . Tl,.,~c"._:he_Uot'red_8t•tes 1Jttttpnt WdtleW., UUSD-&Mo" U11111:rlUI _ _ __ unding on wood, i or metal. Ctn be used In any po5ition end lou a bu ilt-In front hamill tor eltra I o~ Oakwood, CIRCULAI f'ltt, all •ltctrkl - Good FridaY services were held at the Federatf'd Church ; Friday evening. The Hanctuarv : WA~ darkened for the servil'~ i and the cross and candles on , the altar were covered with j b1ack. A special number. "Le- , gende" was presented by the I youth choir with Ralph Werry as organist, Rev. Wilbur Per. rJn had for his sermon Topic, ''l Carried the Cross to Golgatha." IOIJoln-law of Mr. and a -a D SAW BLADES Sanctuary DarkPnf'd At Fridm· SPrl'ice theDaUySentlnelofficeonMecharuc·St,Pomeroy. r NOTICE' . ar 1 PERK UP S39.88 enttne ........ ~ .... 1 v YOUR HOME DURING OUR ••.• ,. Cevrillo...... TOKYO (UP[) - Communist Chinese statement, however ,' air atl<~ck~ fl.[!rdnst North Vlel China called today for a nation- t.inted at organized recruiting \am A.m·r .. 1r. planes carried wide campaign to make " full and mass troop sh ipment ~ on out new r;; Jd.~ today. preparations" for sending Chi- the pattern ot Peking's inter- . ~ean~hile. G. S. Air Force nese to (ig"'t Americans m V1et vent1on m th~ Korean War. Jt'ls ramt>d_ 20 tuns of bombl Nam. It rejected peace propos- Pt!kmg made the posstble on \ort h \ lrt Nam today, _setals except on Communist terms. troop movements condi.tl on<:~ on ung ul 1 a ':if'flf'"' of landslid~ The aetion was taken by the ·· the event I hat U.S. JmperJ al· whJch blocKed two strat~g1e standing committee of the Na-[ 1:;m co11t.nw_. to Pscalate iL~ hJgh~·<:~ys. A. U. s.. Navy pilot "tiona! Peoples Congress of Red . war of ~-tgy: · e~· sion and tlw V1et- was killt'd _when h1s pla~e China , a i"Ubber stamp parlia- 11amesf' pe()p1e need them 1lht' nast1t'd dunng a ~·ei_Jarate raid ment which would not act with· Chi neSt" I ' ' , on CiJmmurust terntor. oul the approval of Communist Both tlte Cb1nese and _North , In South \'1et ~am Commuparty leader Mao Tze-tung and Vie!narnese have demand1·d nisi {!Uf'rnllas . ITI''tdered an other Communist leaders. L'.S_ lro'lp withdrawal befurto Amt'num ('IV Ilrau anrf wounded A committee r e s o l L! t i on peace r:> lks ope n. Sov1et Pre- four U S sold1ers 1n two &epabroadcast by the Communist [mier o\lt>x1•i :0.. Kos:--gin said ; rH!f· IPrror attaeks .. Monday New China News Agency re- I Monda~ pea1·e can cume onl~·1 night AI least 13 \letname3e peated Peking 's oft - vuiced l whf'n t fw L::-lltPd St<.~tt>~ with-: Wi'rf' reported killt:"d in the two promise· that the ('hmi' Sf' peo- d·aws !run. Viet Nam . HlH iu> inr~?ent.; _ pie will not sit idly by" while 1 ~id no! «n••:·;ll('a lly 1uake 1hJs a fp ·l olht>r A~e ;' :C'.:ln ~ldi~fl North Viet Nam is alt<:~ c· ked. 1.--ondrllon for· rea ce talk~ . . 1wt•re woundi•d,. m i:l. cont mumg This was believed to b(' the , Kus~glll drd lolarn the United batt\o:' WITh vu~t (ong forces first time Peking has spec1r1cal-l Sta:es that aer1a l bombard- near th"" U. S a1rbt1~ at Da \y threatened to send truops ' nwm s ard lh(• use ol gas in ; Nang H ~d Vietn_amr.,e o(ficial! into Viet Nam. 1 Viet N;;~m r:11g ~1t lead lo " rf'tali - srlld P Com munrst q-u1ment of 111 ~ ;.ooo men,hh:da::~~ "Pa blt;~~ IDSTORIC VIEW_ This uncommon picture of Pomeroy taken from West VIrginia with a telephoto lens shows the 125 year-old Main-S! The Russians have "id lhey !otion 111 ''"~ "Thos it is'1 tod this Pomeroy's 125th Anniversary The event is marked today by a 32-page special tabloid edition. Daily Sentinel staffer may send "volunt~rs " to V1et , ~ ~ronge<>t "~vret s ;.~ "me.n ~~r" 111 .. Mrs. · ~ Bowles, Mrs. Con Yooq ' R~ALIQ'/6'TQR~ Mrs. Emma .Bland of Mrs. · lfllllam snu"'•l I Harper ''I weekend _guests of his father, Emmett bert of MI. Vernon, and Mr.,and Mrs. Ben Neutzling In mem·INazarene. The Rev. Clyde Mrs. Allen Hampton o!D•ntley .f I Mi ss C<:~rulyn Meier of Pitts- Will. land Mrs. John Krider and Jer ory of Misses Ann and Kate ,lett spoke on "The More roy, and Mrs. f{arrlson uo ; burgh. f'a. spent the weekend , Mr. and Mrs . Edward Web- letta and John of Chester Road. IEbersbach. tdant Life" during the sunrise and Mrs. Corils Lwckadoo · with Dependable RCA '''l wllh her porenls, Mo. and Mrs. sler and son, Ricky, of Dayton Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wllktns l "Christ q Alive Today" was 'servire. . Accompanying SolldCapporCircults _presldent; at ftlllnt c:41111 .... II .. •• Eqllolo - To American Pomero5· Churches Hold Easter Services held at Pomeroy churches Sunl\nuw That My Redeemer of the Hol_y Eucharist at the mon topic, "The Ressurrec-- the d:loir. . be ce~.~~ ":CStbe day morning. White lilies, 1Livt'th," was presented by Mrs. ·Grace Ep1scopal church. MrS. Ition." I Following Holy ~mmumon. r, "' th cho~ 18 mo:>t of them in memory of Elmer Wickham and the Rev. Cedric Clark, organist, opened ! At the Federated church "The the Rev. Wilbur Perrin had for beth, a~~ e loved ones. decorated thP dum- Charle<> Norris had for his the .service with the organ pre- Easter Prelude, by Mrs. Ben his SEil'mon, "Christ Calls You ant.~emde H:e~uia, t~ : eel or each church ~ermon. ·'The Life or Christ." lude. The choir presented the Neutzling, organist, opened the in Y~r Garden." Morton en, un r ~ on An organ prelude. "Holy Ci-· The Rt'v . GPne Seanngi of anthem, ''Christ the Lord Is.servi~e, followed by th~ h~~· . Barnes and Ed~e Young, aco- ~ar::ce wttb Mrs. ty,'' by Mrs. J . H. Stephen- C'inrinna11. director of the de- Risen Today, during the offer- ~ "Chn:st the Lord Is Rtsen. Adytes, , wore whtte .stoles over ra ury at e organ. son, opened the service at the pa rtment of Christian Social tory. The Rev. Richard H. Mar- lspecial anthe m, "The Easter new robes ot metahc gold .. ~CRURal OF NAZARENE --· -· - - - -- - - - · ·------- ,corstion, other than the JJhes, The Easter message was ~"*''A**"'·~·~w:t,~:i"'JI' land family of Jackson visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Will and .were Mr. and Mrs. Bemest incl~ed four palms, gifts of en ln Songs, sotries and f ;: ! rt>latives 1t1 the art'a over the : fam1ly of Columbus were Easter Bruch and Elizabeth and Del-j the Friendly Circle, and Mr. at the Middleport Church of • • r It's the Oobome, Ob!Jnger and e NOW YOU DO'W � 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. 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