https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ca83eceb35de0057912b3f4f90e9f821.pdf 29dd53e5a11a7cf3a9f50c3101a96f52 PDF Text Text , ,,. "1, . . . ,l : ,. [I 'i • . . Wtn.ter Conference Held •W,. 'Mid·Willler . Con!~ ~Ill! Q!lio Department, All\01'tflll>!Jillloii .AJlldllary, was held .,ja !llolilllbul M8l'cll K, ID the )\Ia,.._ Of Sberalon-Oolum- 11114 lbe. Sandusky home where ahlp chairman. BrlnSilll greetall Ohio poppies are made. OVer lngl were Mrs. John Cotter, 300 units have contributed ,1,- slete I el 40 chapeau Clyde ISS to lhls lund. Poppy Day Ill Taylor, Grand (]tel de gare; Sandlllky will be Swolay, April Alex Blair, nallonal committeetut •llaltl..• · 24. man; Mrs. Lester Ninon, nation' 4'\lfiiiJ -.enins was the clvU Tile 31st IDII1W banquet bon- al foreign relalioDB · division *Ieiiia ·'IIIII naUonal security 1orin& Mrs. Glyn~~, uaUonal chairman, 11114 Mrs. Doris An!Oi•m. A .,..el discussion was 1president, was held Saturday derson, national secretary. "''dueled by Mrs. Donald Mll-j evening. The theme was Glynn's The Department _CQnventlon !..-;-- department civU defense aem, and toastmistress wa. Mr was 811110U11Ced lor Jtily 15-17, ch•'rman, with Mrs. ~roy WilHam Gill, national member- In Columbus. · McElroy, paUonal · .extrutive -committeewoman, Mrs. Frank- 10-Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Marcb 10, 1968 lln Beaverson; and Mm Ann -- -Esh<lman, newly elected ~ 50 Year Member~ partment secretary, serving on th• panel. Will be Honored Greetings were brought by all department olfi<I!N to the Plans were made In honor 'iO enS ey m.-ting Saturdoy morning, year members on March 19 A stork shower was l!lven In . which wos in charge of Mrs. when Heml()('k Grov._ 0rangt> honor of Mrs. Henry Hensley Hornor Smith, department pres- 2019 m•t Saturday evenmg. <Beverly Carter) by Mrs. John ident. Mrs. Frederick Ruffman, Mrs. Carol Jones. worthy mas- G. Hensley at ber ~orne Feb. department hospital director, in- ter, conductt'd the me~ting 6 troduced all hospital represen- which opened '" rltuahsttc . Games were directed byM rs. tatives and each told of the form. Ftfty year members, Mr. Dolores Hensley and prizes anreds of their hospital. It was 'and Mrs. DorSPI Smith, Mr. warded to Mrs. Donna Hauber, 1tressed tha, the Cincinnati hos- and Mrs. James A. Smtth and IMrs. Geneva Yates, Mrs. Mary pital nreded bibs .nade of tow- Mr. and Mrs .. Homer Willard I Evans. Miss Philip Hoffman, els and booties for the men in wtll _each recetve 8 golden and Mrs. Leone Babcock. The h Ih . sbeal cerhltcate. ' door prize was won by Beulah c ~trs. 1 Ch'll' th V t A potluck dinner at 6:30 p. l Schultz penH ousetala llco e eed- m. will opon the meeting and I Refr~slvnents ol cnke decoreratn'l ospa . was announc an appro ril:lte rogram will , . . lor May 1. M1ss Ruth Ann Hull. 1 11 ,P Pbe ated wtth pmk and blue boot11 . . h o ow. ,., mem rs are urg- ies Ice cream mints potato department )Untor c airman, ed to altend It w8 s ann d .• • ' spok• on junior activities. 1 th H 1 ·k ounce rhtps. collee and kool-ade were 1 a em oc Grove and Har- served to Mrs. c c Marcinko A pow•wow and membership · risonville Granges will visit · · ' awards were held in the alter- I Rock S . G Charlotte and Charlene; Mrs. noon with Mrs Beaverson .In d M.prmhg' range Thurs- David Carter. Mrs. Harold · . · . 1 ay. are 24 . At the close ol V M R 11 M Jloh "horge. All dtstrtrt presidents, ' the meeting. refreshments were Mance,L "· 8 usbse k o Man, dres~Pd as Indians, presented · serve-d. rs. eona a coc , rs. • skit. c. William Heacock of I Do_lores Hoffman, Connie and i Columbus. department comPatge; Mrs. Ruby Brewer and m~mder of the American LeJanie, Mrs. Mary Pierce, Mrs. gion. brought greetings and a!rs. On Lola Griffin, Mrs. Beula.'l so Mrs. Walter A. Glvnn, naSchultz, Mrs. Stella Hensley, tiona! president of the Auxil- S OSfeSS fO Mrs. Melante Carter, and Matbiarv. ler, Mrs. Geneva Yates, Mrs. 'fhe Hon. John w. Brown. Iva Carpenter, Mrs. Josephine Governor of Ohio was the Osborne, ~rs. Ethel Larkins, speaker of the alte~nrJOn. using The Letart Fallo WSCS held Mrs Tresste Stethem, Mrs. Don8!1 his topil', "What of Ameri- us March mt>eling at the home I ~~ Hauber, Mrs. .Dorothy ra'"' Miss Eshleman spoke on of Mrs. Don Bell with n · telds, rs. Mary Evans .. M':'. Me Elherfelds In PoiiiiPJ y'aur Shopping Cent.: Deplftdable-W,II Knl,rn lraRds In IYery Deparllllnt Men$ alicl Fu,...ure Ffoor Coverinjs . Ready To Wilr Dr~p.ries ,Dry Gootls Hoslety lnfiids Wnr School ancl Office Supplies u.,erle Hclnd!'a•s and Accessories House Furnishings The Music Dep..meat ami The Candy DepartMnt. Boys Wear '€ale!. "' .;r,..J(O()IJ rot- ' ' on LACE-LIT SHIFT GOWNS by , I ~t"' w: Solo! Higher Prlattl "KATZ'', SLEEPWEAR Speelal pureha,. of womena Nltht Go\VIlll, materlala uoualiJ ·found ill $1.85 quality. New sprfD& sl)'les, oil sale now In the lingerie department on tho 1st Door. While thoJiast. $2.00 ... . !l •.. Sa lei S.lel CURITY $3.95 DIAPERS 1 Size 21 by 40 lncbes, gauze, Euy to fold, more absorbent Iuter drying. M D 8 J/ e JH $2.88 dOL u.l Letart wscs lALII CURITY STRETCH GAUZI DIAPIRS $2.99 dot, lALII 27x27 Inch IIRDSIYI DIAPERS - - $2.00 dol. IALEI CURITY PRI· POLDIO DIAPIRS $U3 dol. • 1 a memorial fund estnblished in members present. The meeting tht- na me of Marie Moore, late . was opened with a poem "1'hedepartment secretary, with the I Prayer ol Prayers" by Orpha monev to be given on the de- l Hill followed with the Lord's partmenl rresidents special pro 1 Prayer scripture, a psalm by jt'cl at Xenia Children's horne Erma Hil l. Dolores Hens_ley, Mrs. VU'gJOIB Carter and ,Jimmy L~e. Mrs. Orva J~ane Holter and Judy, Mrs . Vtolet Smtth, Mrs. Anna ~tte"h ~"- · BdarbMara Hensley, e os ess Dn rs. Bevt!rly Hensley, the honored auest. Nora Cross was In charge of Sending gifts were Mrs. Leothe program "Living in Such na Hensley, Mrs. Vera Weber. , an Age." with prayer by Lorna Mrs. Carl Dill. Miss Pearl PowPomeroy, Ohla i BelL ell, Mrs. Leota Massar, Mrs. ] The business meeting was Marjorie ConnoUy, Mrs. Sandra TONIGHT , presided over by Orpha Massar, Miss Joan Sc~ultz, Mrs. NOT OPEN i HilL It was reported that a J J Audrey Riggs, Mrs. Dougl•s 1 ol the rugs are sold. The grou Bissell. Mrs. Ada Triplett, Mrs. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 0 Morch 11·12 j hns started to make a quilt Judy Triplett and Christine, Mrs. "CRACK IN THE WORLD" Names w'<e drawn where t~ Judy Riggs, Mrs. Elizabeth i -Terhnicolor1 meet the next vear Several Lyons and Lvndall and Mrs. I DaDa Andrews, .Janette 1 ~oil, Kieron Moore, Alex i visits to tht' sirk and shut-ins Ulah Swan, Joan H11nsley, Gar-- . ander Knox. werP repor1ed. One new mem- nett Henslt:'y . "I'LL TAKE SWEDEN" ber was welcomed .Mrs. Vash----Tet"hnicolorSU I ti Grimm. Lunch was served to t. F'rankie Avalon, Bob Ropl', l'UE>~day Weid , the abm:e and Inez Hill Reva_ ~-~ Norrill, Marge Hunt, Erma Wil ~ SUNDAY, MONDAY i son. Lillian Early, Gladys ~ ond TUESDAY 1 Shields, Linda Hill. Shirley i.e Morch 13-14-15 I Dugan and children. The April ~ "THE SANDPIPER" Ellzabt>th THylor, Richard j meeting will be al the home Burton 1ol Mrs. Jerry Hill. Mr. and MF!. Larry Baker -; were in Charleston W. Va. Sun· day to visit her brother, Woodrow Stanley, ol Bullalo, w. Va., who w_ • • ~ospitaliled there. T-Sgt. and Mrs. Virgil Man_ley and children of Lockbourne Air Base In Columbus were I weekend guests of his family Mr. and Mrs. Walton Manley. Mr and MF!. James Criswell visited over the weekend with relatives In Pillsburib. Pa. Recent guesta of Mr. an o Mrs. B. F. Parmalee were Mr. and Mrs. Pete Meadows, Ohio River Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Christian and grandson, Danny, of Huntington, W. V•. Mrs. Bernard Schramm of Zanesville II the auest of her I daughter and famUy, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons and lamily. I I MEIGS THEATRE No.7313 Waltz Shift No. 3506 Ba~ Dolls Sizes P.S.M.L. ~-32-40 !{atz takes Lustrous Dacron Polyester, nylon, cotton - alwa.rs an easy-care favorite - fashions II pmerously In extrs-lull waltz shift and ba~ dolls wllb matching panUes ••• for reltued and roomy sleeping comfort. Glimmering daisy embrolde11 on dain'-Y scoop yoke and a crescent of ll.Ylon lace at aide-slit hemline. In shlnln& pink, blue, mlllze, and aqua. You11 want to see all of the new Spring Style• Kata Sleepwear now on sale in the lingerie department on the 1st Door. Baby Doll Pajamas - Wallz Gowns - Full Length Gowns - Shifts - Sleep Coata - Dustera And Many Other Styles. I Around And ;j' About Middleoort I A FINE WATCH· and a handsome watchband ~by~ eAGoodTime To Lay One Awry For Graduetlon Emma Smith Circle Meets in Portlarul The Emma Smith Circle ol the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latler Day Saints met at the home of Mrs. WUliam Roush at Portland Thursday evening. The scripture reading was by Beulah Roush and opening prayer by Janice Lee. Theme lor the month is "It Is the Father's Will That We Establish An Inheritance." A shert business meettns was held followed by I demonstration on making wall plaques by Jane Johnson. The birthday of Mrs. Maxine Diddle was observed. Refreshmenta wore served to eight members and three auests. For •her , , • 1 btllutlful Lldy Twlst·O·FIIL For tlim , • , miracle comfGrt Twlat-0-FIII. For your IM!Iection ••• many f•mou• watches and hando dllmt SpeidaJ wnehblindl,, • .ffHI $24.11 NOTICE I will be abient from my • ff I ce beginning lAuch 14-Aprll 5. My GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE POMEROY Sius 30 to 50 wollt vol XVII Womens Hosiery am atgn IS For chool Bond Issu * * * * * * * * * * * * * * $800,000 Damage Suit Dismis Meeting on March 29 will Launch New.OrganiZ·ati.OD Tbe NEW -Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson stock the shelves of their new Western Auto Store in Middleporl The new bu slness was opened for the first time Thursd!!l. It IJ located In the former A & P building on North Second-Ave. It is the first Western ·Auto Store ever opened in Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson are planning a Orand Opening in the near future.-Sen tine! Photo. - So There, Charley SAUCEPAN SETS occas i ons. ~ Another Big Shipment! FIELDCREST VENETIAN LAa MATCHING TOWELS $1.98 BATH TOWELS--- S.le $1.59 MATCHING HAND TOWELS-- S.le 99c MATCHING WASH CLOTHS mably poltabed olumlnam coated lnolde with tenon, Ill quart, 1 quart, a quart ailes. $3·" .... 49c Also Another Big Shipment of Fielder"! Samplort Women's New Spring HANDBAGS Set! our fine selection of new Spring Purses on the Main Floor. You'll llod the lateot style• 1nd the moot popular fabric• in all sizes and • good seledlon o1 colon. $4.95 ALSO SEI OUR COMPLETE SELICTION OF NIW SPRING PURSIS FROM $1.95 TO $6.95 POAM lACK PLACE MATS Heavy quality vlny~ non okld foam hack, aile 1110 bJ 1710 lneheo. SoU4 eolor• or neot patterns. Four In eellophono pack. J. J. DAVIS, M.D. 'liTH FLASH CUBE Sove tbiJ weekend on lnalomaUe 104 Camera OuUit, In· eluding 104 e.amera, one flallhbulb, corry strop, I paeltaao of film and Instruction booklet. NEVER NEED IRONING '*i• li~l~:\::=~k:·G~:i~ e~- -,,•, ., '" 4 ' ,, ,, ty common pleas court, diom• 59 SUrvlvors · are ~ ·~.~~:.:m:~:~: saved at A Shau EDA Approves for L PI n•Jes·at 91 ;::.~~ satd In confirming ~;~£Dfh ~· .·:a:e.~~ UeDt!':!:~ Cool~~lyn a!:~ ·lh~ ~ ' I I ·'& l Ban l•S hmen t Made o1 110% Forlrel Polyeater and 110% cotton. Some ol)'te. with belt and ball boxer waist, othen are wora beltleas wttb adjuotable waist bond. Solid colon: Whet~ creen. blue and black. I Bert R'd Dies Thursday. lim ~.95 Ho7 Tl. Llttlo Boys (Sizes 3 to 71100% Cotton Slockt with •11 In IMif-boxer wolat atyl•, aolld colon --$1.95 · ·sa Vll Akron Educator Wants ILIIRPILDS HOUIIWARIS DIPARTMINT ON THI FIRST FLOOR II HIADQIJARTIRI FOR Seotta Paper Products - Scott Toilet Tl...,e on oale 2 rolls for 29c>Scot To-..ela (!20s) lor 21e _ , 200s for 3ile - Cut Rite Wax Paper, 125 ft. 10le 2:1c - Cut Rile Sondwlrb S.P 7''X8.1'' 110 bags 29c - cut Rite Plastic Biop 7''X8", 00 bap 3llc - Scotlioa Fae~l Tissues liDO i2 p!Jiisauea) for :13eSeotties llonklea 80 for 12e - ii.Ott Fami(J Napldna (80 In a pack) 2 for 29c - Seotklno !Jnen·Uke Napklno (100 In 1 package) 3k - lleott Place Mall, H In a pack 38e ~or Ch z'na B\VC Hit By Doctor Supply ~ bow he learned replied, to make"Well, wbiJ- dat who died at hlawill ...bo holdjil key, Memphis evening, I learned !hat from Granay day ot I p. m. at lbo oa the Beverly Hillbillies." Chapel with the Rev. COLUMBUS (UP!) - Or. tlon Ia tbat country and ..port Mill VIlli Tt Leora world, Mq edQralorl .bave IODie eontrlbalion to educaU.. COLUMBU!l (UPI) - Elmer Casto officlatlnl. Buriol Norman Atlburll, Univeraily of objeclively my IIDdlngs to li.S. U. tl. educators w!U never goae to Rllllla IJUI llliM Ia yol II me\hodl, eapeclolly In the Keller, adminl•trator of the Mi 88 Zi kl Jt....; 08 in tile Frank FllmUy Cell~ Akron I* esldent and a veteraa educators," he uld Ia· • tole- know U the educaliolral ·l)'stem have been peralltled lo 10 lo ...,.._ and ill lbe oiUdy of Bureau o1 Workmen'• Compenr e """1!' R. D. 3, Pomeroy. siUdent of educational aysteml pboDe bltervlew. , of Cltlna lithe same aa that of Communlsl China." .fonlln JaDcuqes." ulion, claimed today ca,.. New Employment Surviving are a rmm11er In eonununlst countrlell, plana Auburn wu In Evansville, Russia unlea lbey are allowed 1\ wll1 be up II lhe lOfer• T1trleo Anllll fte World were pUin& up in the bureau's Mila Zertlo Seal las 0111 pieceS aad aepiJewl. to vfsll Red ChlDa thll aummer Ind., where hla university's ha• to villi the former, be said, nnt of Commllldltl Cbbla II Ill- Auburn hal made five trips to medical 1tc11on ol the nte of Diana Zirkle, a 1165 aradu- It was a ~ of to 8llldy Ita edueetlon prGCed- kelb.U lealll played . In the ad,dbl!l "I think lhls .11 one rea- clde wbelher he wlll be aJionl billa IIIII bu llltled all of the 1,100 liD 1,501 per month be- ate of Pomeroy High Se~ ceased that Rowers beores. NCAA eoUeae dlvillloa lour!Ja· son the stale Department hu to enter, whlclt 1liiUkl mau)llm 'IJ!'I'Ullll'l" 11telll\e countries ill Clltle ol a depleted staff. lras been employed In the Ctrcu- ted. Frienda lillY ..U itll The state DeparlllleDI •• llltril aernlllnall 'l'bP,ndaY ~L lu:ed I~ ~-" . the flnt tebolar lo ll:11111iP' • a privale elliJea to leUor, replying to critlcllm laliolr 11114 Classified Adn"!s-lluneral home anylilllo. nounced Tbursday that u \be He wu IDlormed of the ~te "A triP to Cblna would rouad receive aucb permiiiiDD. l\1ltb' !Mh' lllucatloDII pro- by two Democratic slate aetJt. llli Departments of The Daily llnt atep toward relaullon of Department's decision fhell he oUt ibe ll1ltf.lr I have ~· ~ •T.ducatlonal Ill.. ill erc111 .. . . . . Till lint trip to Ruaia tors !Paneaie, NelsonvUJe, iod Sentinel, II wu announced toGET PEIMII8'00 travel reatrldlons to OOI!llllUil- .arrived In ,'EYJ!ll!illt by ~ v1oua1f Ill - ~ edllCittilh! · ~~ lnlerllltiUial ~" .W. IIIII be spent two JohDBon, New Pb laddphll) day. She will also ,.rve •• rl- Middlepor\ Pollee 1s1 courili'lel, ~·.wu llvlal ·Ar . AubuJ:D 111!1 be ~ ~ ~ ';Ia •tljl C!Olilmtlltlil. !iGiD> biil'a 1J.1r1. ·~ hal( '!I ·• ~ ~ 'jhere. u1c1 the bureau wu Ulllble to fico seeretary. bert GOkey today •••-~~~ bum piunllltolt to v111t ·Ril applleatlc!D ,to the ... de!i&~ triM,~ be~ld. ~ . .: ·. Amerlcall liluc:IWI Illl!IQt ' Ill tJfMitlee II lllillnl lhe nmdl doekn al preaMt\ ral- llbe Ia the daughter of Mr. crawlor !nmter1 Cblna llld A!Nida. · · ·• •for jJennluton "to· llltt·dle .~ 1'"'At' 1 ·illl•l!l'lflt fiti6li11, l,.n· ........ _ ·.. '.;:.; '.ltr , . ~ .;...... · ~. be ' 1111 1111 acaJet. He ukl ciDeton, ai-IDd Mrs. Paul Zirkle, 2 Cole • prinla jftpllty "lo!J purpo11t wlllllll to fl eountrlel seven weeks agO. blllev!l lJe ttboilld k!iow 1111 Cl!'it ~-IIlli ~-~ Ddt fltrw · ~ 1llllUilll liMI nody In llborl lupply beCIIIM St., Pomeroy. Sbe - former. ~~._ pllflllllllll• Am..,. BE THRiml SAVE ALL OF YOUR SALESLIPS FROM ••'·liJ • '" ..,_.'II =-~:~~:: -~ ~ ~," •_;n.,,;:r:;!~;; i,~'-;,1.... ~ ~ J! -~lr" cll6icl-:.,:: ::II":aN!:' :w~::~;~er'• Rei-== received~II, "h r: my ~.' •. . ;. ! 1 ~:\:rn~i=~r ~ \:"~:: Rousb: LIHie Bclys Si1es 3 to 6X DRESS SLACKS ELBEIIFELDS -IN POMEROY Court Moonshiner took Technique I rom TV's Granny' SALE! INST AMATIC 104 CAMERA OUTFITS lf.tf will be pr•nt of of. flee during r11ull'r houn. DiStfJCt • " FJ•tzSIJDID'ODS ~uple p rfl t est FOR THIS IALI years of aesrhetic pleasure. Ideal for gift u.... ... .. . ,1 the Gibbs, _ Sean·h and rescue helieoptet·s :;"'k;:::: I t . the NATO bases In France, U. WASffiNGTON !UP!) - The The son said his father had ~ 1 ld poar New Haven· MIJigie S b 1 in also ptcked up 54 Aston de- Vietnamese defenders ol the seeks .....,_000 dam••OI .... _._. . tered the hos 'tal lor a bon o compee m wor m · • • 1 ...,. ..., u u - ~ tAd I I Y . o c a s sa s mp y: es, Economic Deve opmen mtnen PI k ta h "d and providt an Racine; Jul~ Hill, Minersville: fenders of the camp, including camp killed sn estimated 500 husband filed lor $2115,100 li I II ld S rfi It could. They said too thai the istralion bas approved a S409.- checkup a weeka_go. He hnd ." • ~ltsat f~r economic ex- William GOkey, Pomeroy; Fre- both Vietnamese Montagnard Commumst troops durlns lbe persoRal damagOI. ""' withdrawal ol 30,000 U. S. mil- 500 loan to the Hocking Coun- retired from tramllll two years ~ Y da Henderson, Pomeroy. "l!!d aunas of Chinese descent. two - day battle. The petitioners eoatebd till ltary men and their famllles ty Community Improvement ago. pensiOn. , 1 Brook! N y the C & 0 railroad necUIIalli from Air Force and Anny bas- Corp. to slert construct on of Born In yn, . ., on failed to provide IIIII lllii!J . a .. es in France would cost the the Lockheed Georgia plant in July 23, 1874, Fitzsimmons ~'h 1 French from .126 mUUon to Loaan, .Ohio. - turned· ed to tralnlnsuchhorseslghlalter FIVE DAY -ECAST electric oignal flashers 6 • vn V or warnioi devices at thearerGiilo •150 million In net dollar In- U. S. Rep. Walter H. Moeller, be gam too. m we as Tempersterel are eQOCied come. D • Lancns'••, announced the a jockey_ nedto rtde them. to overs.. for thethat purpooe of • ~ H tr t tr1 1 •- eiJbt 1o 11 • ...--- (UP)) -Government soldiers ted tonighllhat for the first time iR sprending throughout the five mg, mg traffic 1 train •• loan Tbursday. It provides two- . e at wo P e crow• above DOI"Illal. Normal ll«l and students demonstra more than 11 months the northern proviaees be con· " , Bomb• Continue Ithirds 01 the money needed lor wmners - Omaha and Gallant and low lemperatarel are Cia- today In Da Nang against the sprawltns U.S. air base on the trolled as military commander. a~:·c~:!;.akers 11,. ~M!l'l'ERDAM _ ANT!-GER-•the faclllty to be erected in Fox - the latter horse he re- "'-U 11 ud sz, Ce11Unltal 47 ouster of stronamao Gen. outskirta of Da Nang was put He was fired Thursday by the hat the locallon o1 the man demonstrations which Dlii"IEaat«ate Way Industrial Park. garded as _the best he ever sent ud II, Clevelud tl ud .. Nguyen Chanh Tbl who had on • yellow, or danger, alert. Saigon government. t he ••;"" ere Prl to a starlinJI aate. Mild 8aiurday, 11lnllq eool· ruled the flvo-provioce First Bars and restaurants 11 with respeel to the red t we:-.., 81 wn n- About 1!10 persons will be emer Saoday oad Menday. Wlflll· Corpo area llke a warlord. downtown Da Nana were clost'd 1 and approach obetrucled cess Beatrii and Prince Claus ployed in the manufacture ol Jury Finds Trio of er towards the middlt .r oext The situation was oo tense tonight and military personnel ity. They further staled..,_,,_ 1 CQOtlnued today " ( te a~ ":; aircraft sub - assemblies when l week. Scattered ollowen over were ordered to stay in their NYC negligently operated ~·I from the roya "coup the plant goes into operation NegroetJ Gui ty '" weeltead ud apbr Tufl- New Car Fever has quarters available for ony train without keepin& I give us a ebance. In mid • AUJIUSI. NEW YORK (UP!) - Three da or WeUesda slould IV· , , emergency. I out and failed to re11llliltlit 1 Dutch newspapers CQOdenuJed youna Nearoes were found auU- ery oiMII -~•II larlt. Hit State Agencies . . warn the driver of lbe ~ the violence which erupted durty .r first degree murder early .,. COLIJMIIUS (UPI) _ N e w Thl wu ousted by the ruhng I wagon. ---·:1\:ing the day-long ceremonies BIGGER CUT today for the assassinaliolr of .., fever hit three slete gov- militory junle In Saigoa Thurs- YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio IUPIJ Judge C. W. Smith, JkA1!i1. Thur.Uy unilinJI th~ 11-year · COLUMBUS (UP!) -: Ga..,. Malcolm X, onetime Black Melp Geaeral llolpllll ernment agencies today, and day IJt I poll!r slruiile with -An ~cused moonshiner, ur, sittlni on 18Sipmellt • • old blonde, Helland a fUtUre line. tax revenues dlstrtbuted to Muslim leader wba claimed his AtlmlosltDo _ James Soyre, Iiley bad the 10 abead from eJe Premter Nguyen Cao Ky. He Is who satd he learned _to make Gallia court, dismissed t •• queen, and Claus von Amsberg, vmous cities, counties, towns defection from the while-bating Pomeroy; Carrie Babrl, Mid- State Contro!Dng Board to pur- expected to be sent mto whiskey !rom watchmg tele- suit at the request of Mr• . _ 29. He Is a former GeMllllll and vUJaaes In Ohlo during the seet marked him for murder. clleport· Freda Faebnel Middle- chase t36 514 worth o1 passen- political uUe abroad bul vision, will be given a hear- maker. Neither defODdut~ diplomat, soldier and Hiller first three monlha of l!MI6 were Convicted of shooting down port; Margaret Muoo. &er autond.ileo. reports circulated in Da Nang Ina March 18 before U. S. liled an answer to the w · ' • Youth member. up more than ,1,7 mUUon over the black nationalisl firebrand Dll<lloqoo _ Bertha Archer, The board aave approVlll he bad been "captured"' by Commissioner Thomas petition. Mr. Shoemakw · ·' the same period In 1~· State before a crowd of his foUtwers Middleport; Eoale RaiSeD, Mid- Thursday lor the stste ftre mar- aovernment leadera and was' Moore. oourt cesto of $13.16 when . . •: ' PaciUJge Near Tied Auditor Roser Cloud aaid today. were Thomas (15X) JobDBon, dleport; Clara Grueaer, Pome- lhal'a office to purcbase u new belna prevealed from returnmgl Jam.. Memphis, 56, Youngs- missing the local unit . ·'><" WAliBINGTON _ PRESI• 30; Norman (3X) Butler, 27, roy. can costln& t23,000. The Tan- to,Da. ens. . town, was arrested be neardent Johnson's f6 bUllon tax NOW YOU KNOW belh o1 New York, 11114 Tallion ,Department will receive Remslete General Tht," the by Campbell pohce and fedpackage for the Viet Nam war K1q Charltl n oaee bump- madge Hayer, :U, el Paterson, MARIUAGE APPLICATION lltvf!l, costing $11,160, and lite demonstrators chnnled as they era! agents Wednesday night l eDOUf lodiY wu headed lor final een- od his head oa o ~m N•. J. Johnson and Butler ac- Delbert Dale Powell, M, R\ Development Department wUI suraed through lbe streets. on oharges ol operating an ilsreslional ap)iroval. · Included " - ,. 'Brllfll aavol ollfeen klltnvledled they were Mtullms; I, Reedsville, fork 11ft ~. purchase a lfitassenler lllltlon The popular aupport 'or the legal stilL A ;>-gallon still wu -.a election-year bonus . . 1101 required to allod nen Hayer denied ht belon&ed to 11114 Plllly Lou Barrlalir, :11, w1g011 eoatln& $2,484 p1uo trade- 01111ed lenenl appeared to be "l!!d !35 gallons of mash were (Continued on page I) ·teolllq the ldq. tho 1tcl. Reedsville. Ia. found in an unoccupied home. Questioned at his arralp- Funeral services fer ment Thursday by Moore on Ridenour. 84, R. D. S, P«~!;,; ~ and extra lar1e. 100% colton terry .. . lush and lovlsh In fe)(fure, giving ... their tickets from one of the throo •• Shoemakers Peti'ti.OD sunny JIm ~:~=~·-~s~:e::!h:u:~ ogan ant repellent fintsb. Novy blue or wheat, solid color. Slzea small, medium, lara• lowe! fashions are sculptured In a reversible jacquard. NATO 111 to 111e lffecUve defense of Europe, ccordi g to...Amerl. ea1r ~~~~ whonsay the withdra f ti s troo ld 1 cos~~· up. to , : mfn'::n. The &l!lle!Sment came Thursday in respmse to questions b d on Pre•ident Charles de ase , eek Gaulle • apparent plan to s command II bases now used by foreign forces, and Wtthdraw French military units and staff officers from NATO Wuh 'n wear poplin, I ,._ Doluxo Comol TIFLON COATID - bases ill FfAAce are not cruc- Tho Mason-Golllo.Molts Districl, loy Scouts of Americo, will hold ill annuol meeting andapprecialion dinner at 6:33 p.m. Thursday March 17 al Ky• ' " Creek High School cafeterio, according lo an· nouncementlodoy by J. Emmett Morrison, chairman, Orgonlutlon ond Extension committH. Tlckots, at $2 ooch, m.y be purchased from Mr. Morrison, Horeld WiHmon or D. Kenneth Morgon. Jnvllecl to attond aro oil inatilutlonal repr-nl• tlv.., commlttH mambtrs, Don Mothers, 1 coutmosten, ond enistants, cubmastors and their nsiltonll, and husbands and wl-. Persons nol conlocled may New York Central and atea. comprehensive hlgh school. Residents of the new district, peake and Ohio Railroadl. . ; formerly Northweslern, Bedford, Dismissal of the lecal IIIII PITI'SBURGH (UP!) - CoD- Salllbury and Pomeroy and came ill the wake of onoU., structlon of lbe proposed Lite Middleport Villages, win go to damage suit filed last Fridi!o Erie-Ohio atver Canal eould 1M polio in early May to •ote by Shoemaker and his wife f«< mean a yearly savlngo of •Ill on the measure. I moro than •1 million agaillll million In transporlatlo~ cools, 1 The State of Ohio has alSAIGON (UPI) - U. S. Marine search and rescue 1 the lwo railroads in u. s. Dlowaterways advocate .aid Thur• ready awarded the new school helicopters today rescued five Americans and 54 more tricl court at Columbus. . Slm• was using a telephone in day. district $1,9'1,000, providing Jhe Vietnamese tribesmen who had hidden from the Com- Frank D. and Barbara L. front ' · t f orce th at cap t ured th e A Sh au s pecJal · Forces Shoemaker. Addison, filed jolnl tatl ofonanc Iall bnight R service d A Kenneth Lloyd executive oee- •local bond llsut is passed. murus s on ?urn ta oa · Ia ... ··~---'lnl In announcinl the public camp. Another 69 had been rescued before the camp semce statton attendent at· re ry o1 ""' w"'n"'w~· meetina to launch the cam- was overrun Thursday. suits and against the railroads tempted to 101 a Negro Walerway of ColurnbQo, Ohio, pelgn, board officials asked that Tbe Americans saved today in the daring rescue lotaling l1.02ii,OOO as reoull of who drove mto the statton to and a director . rl lbe ~ a repr!18f"lalive of oil organiza- !rom under th_• noses of the Communists were helicop· l a train-station wagon eoUisiool lake Sims to ~he hospital. But renee II_I W JY Dl'v """"'"' 11on1 lnterllled in piSSIIe of ter crewmen shot down during the battle and report.d March It, 19114. the couple satd they dtd not COlli .• said d-· ll"''' - lbe issliO ollend. lnteres!A:-d io- killed · when their aircraft crashed inside Communist l Mr . and Mrs. Sheemalter 'lm't want to get mvolved. Netther mile canal has •!ready be"'l divlduais of the several com- lines. . 1 passengers in the atetion waf the ceuple nor the attendant MIAMI (UP!) _ Jameo E. recommended by the U. S. munlties In lbe new district al· It meant 128 of the approximately 380 defenders ! on. driven by Jameo W. Gard(Sunny Jim) Fttzsimmonl, Army Corps of Enstneers. so heartily blvited. were saved. . . I, ner. which was struck by ~ dean of American racehorse He prediCted the canal co~ld The ret~rued Mannes were crewmen o_f two hehcop- NYC train at the railroad cron. 'ed earl tnda In carry ao much •• II mtllton ters shot down Thursday when they flew mto the camp ing maintained by the C 1< 0 lramers, dt Y Y t ns of goed per year and at a Veleraao Memorial Hospital Ito rescue its defenders They mcluded a gunner from railroad on th• Addison- Bul• Q!,tOO,t::M Cedars ol Lebanon Hospital ~st of su billion would he AdmlllloDo - Joha Hunnel, one helicopter, whose ~ther crewmen were rescued ville Rd. ~ tl"f'''7 .JUV h~~e: He was . 91 , less than 5 per cent of currenl Pomeroy; Mark Clay, Albany; Thursday, and the full lour- - --- -Mrs. Shoemaker, accordlnl , Hts he~ fmally rave_ out, yearly expenditures for projects Cecelia Mitch, Middleport ; Da· man crew of the second Details of the rescue were to the petition, bas not resaiDSunny Jhn s son, ~·h~ Fllzstm- of this ryl Johnson, Middleport: Ma~ chopper. not available immedtalely. , ed consciousne!S since the aecl- BOGALUSA, La. (UPO- A sniper fJred three shots Thursday night seriously wounding a Negro Army cap· tain making a telephone - - -- call from a public.booth. was Immediately Identified. At least one of the bullets Sims drove himself to the struck Donald Sl'?s, who w~s hospital where he was reported from the commumty ol sun m in serious condition. One bullet nearby St. Tammany Parish. was lndg~d in his neck. WORLD WASIIINGTON 1ecure approval of the bond issue bi he for the propos new compre ensiv~ gh school in Meigs County wUI be launched late this month. It wlll. be~n with I meeti~g Tu~sday, March 2~. at 7:30 p.m. m e Pomeroy Seruor ~lgh School Auditorium. The Meigs Local School Distrtct. Bo_ard of Educalion Is invltine Ill persoDI and orgaruzatJons in passage nd of the bond million I! from the state and lh•' . -. camp~n to Sniper Shoots Negro Army Savings of ION~!~y $a Captain in Phone Booth $138 Million :~:::~ti~~:~~~:; pfediCt ed --- ~ at aippet' front, zelan water FIELDCREST VENETI~N LACE ~Remi niscenr of rich medieval tapestries, these Jove!v' • • Sale Prices Now On Wo111en's Face Creams - lotions - Well Known Bramls 79c WOODBURY DliP CLEANSER Sfc $2.50 WOODBURY CDLD CREAM $1.7t $1.59 WOODBURY COLD CREAM $1.00 $1.00 WOODBURY COLD CIIIIAM 75t 49c WOODBURY DIIP CLEANSER 17c 49c JIRGIN ALL·PURPOSI FACE CRIAM 17c 49c WOODBURY ALL-PURPOSE CRIAM 37cc 59c PONDS MOISTURI LEASE 47c· 49c WOODBURY DRY SKIN CRIAM 17c $1.00 JERGENS ALL PURPOSE CREAM 75c 91c FACQUINS HAND CREAM 71c 69c PACQU!N HAND CREAM 52c 19c PONDS VANISHING CREAM 6Pc He NOXZEMA LOTION 76c $1.50 JIRGENS IXTRA DRY SKIN LOTION $U7 $1.25 JIRCIINI FACIAl. MOISTURE CRIAM --.1.14 79c CHAP·ANI 6h $1.00 DEEP MAGIC DRY SKIN CONDITIONIR - - 76c $1.00 CORN HUSKERS LOTION 76c 79c WOODBURY DEIP DIIR MOISTURE CRIAM 63c 79c WOODBURY DEIP CLIANSING LOTION 6lc 59c ITALIAN BALM LOTION 44c 60c DEEP MAGIC FACIAL CLIANSINI> LOTION _ 45c 99c GLYCERINE & ROSE WATIR LOTION 67c $1.00 DERMA-FRESH SKIN & COMPLEXION LOTION 71c 59c JIRGINS LOTION 44c 19e JIRGINS LOTION 77c $1.49 JIRGINS LOTION $1.12 S7c WOODBURY MEDICATED SKIN LOTION <Qc $1.00 CHAMIIRLA!N'S LOTION lk MAX FACTOR Swodloh Formulo Hond CREAM _$1.00 $1.00 CLAIROL ULTRA SMOOTH SHAVING CRIMI 71c $2.50 MAX FACTOR DRY SKIN CRIAM $1.50 113.00 MAX PAC TOR Moloturbtng Clo..slng CIIIAM $1 .H 79c WOODBURY EXTRA DRY HAND CRIAM Sk $1.00 DEEP DEW MOISTURE CREAM 75c $2.50 MAX FACTOR ACTIVE MOISTUR!ZIR - - $1.50 $1.00 LANOLIN PLUS DIEP LIQUID CLIANSIR- 75c FRIDAY, MARCH I 1, 1966 POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 2.69 Cboole the eorroct size ond lenJIIh, the rllht s!ylt IIIII color from our bll .,.lectlon of Teenaae and WOinona Hoalery. · :;,. IIIIKSHIRI AGILON STRITCH NYLONS $US IIRKSHtliE ULTRASON IIAMLISS NYLONS - $1.65 IIRKSHIRI ULTRAION FULWAIHION NYLONS '1.65 IERKSHIRI SIAMLIU SHIIR NYLONS $1.35 IIRKSHiRI SIAMLESS MESH NYLONS $1.35 IIRKSHIRI FULWASHION NYLONS $1.35 IIRKSH!RI 'wALKING IHIIR NYLONS f1.35 IIRKSHIRE "IYICATCHERS" NYLONS · t9c HANES SIAMLEU WALKING SHEER NYLON I _$US HANES SIAMLISI MESH NYLONS f!JO MANIS SIAMLISS .SHIIR NYLONS $1.50 KIRBURY SIAMLIIS MISH NYLONS 19e KIRBURY Ovtr-lh..K11H 1Hml111 - h NYLONS $1.:19 KIRIURY KNII·HI SIAMLESS NYLONS 19e K!RBURY SEAMLESS SUPPORT NYLONS _ $2.95 KIRBURY PULL.PASHION SUPPORT NYLONS _ $1.95 IIIIKSHIRI SEAMLESS SUPPORT NYLONS _ $5.91 KAYSIR SUPP-HOSI $4.95 IIAUTY MIST SEAMLISS MESH NYLONS - . I ,Do BEAUTY MIST SIAMLISS SHIER NYLONS $1.00 IEAUTY MIST SEAMLESS STRETCH NYLONS _ $1:00 IHANMONT AGILON STRETCH NYLONS $1.00 MENS LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS S4.44 enttne j INTRODUCING MR. WRANGLER ·I f3ive your loved ones 1 gift they will ,.ver forget ••• Brown or b)4ck In the popular width, for dreaa or work wear. SIHI 22 to 30 .. . 69c Mena Extro Wide LNiher Belli . . $1 .50 Mens Dr... Suapender Clip-Ends . .. .. . $1.00 Mena Work Suspender Clip Enda . . . . .. $1.00 1 'I LEATHER BUTS Boys LNiher Belh 1 I MEN"I • at 1 Stork Shower Is Given lor MrS. H I \ ,.,-, (' ',., '. j l �I~ O'Toole Giv-es Up ·One Hit in 'Thtee Inning Stint ,.. ($31 moillhly) ol SoeJai Secur- • : 3\mtriean Education Marked Zw~.: :t "' ~· ' ff;'_ d A t" • • . a ~ :o'V'" 'y-emen ous c lVIties . llderlJ A House. Senate negollallq oommlttee Thursday &IP'eed on compromise •onion of tilt 1a1t )IIQII'Im whlch IIVt lhe President almolt evtl'flhllll bt asked to pay for the wer IIJid to llght lnfiatlon. Final Senate and House approval wu expecled Monday or ru··•ay, aenc1"""tbe Whitt 1ng the mouure to lfoUII In 11me to meet Jolm1011'1 Marth 15 deldlinl tw •aetmetll. · . · · ' At Pomeroy 'l'lll Moon R ' a·ce r· ··ghtene''dup Adult Classes Actr•• Are Completed At Eastern ~· feeliD8 in the CinclnnaU C11!JP ill tbal It's a new year, 1 new lll8llllger aud a aew :li!JI l"l'eole. Ont1;i0'tbil exhibition game doe11n make a baseboll season, of ~ but It was no ~~ tjlat neov manager Don H~ ·ehole O"l'eole as one of bil tltreo pllclters In tho Reds' lint , . . of tho oew ezhlbillon * lkllulll...,..lltl,_ $31 ""Comes ' .. O'Toole we11t the middle O'Toole ill the Reds' big three innings in the Reds' 1>3 question mark this spring. A 19-- triumph over llie Kansao City game winner in 196t and a 17· Atlhetics, giving up just one game winn..- in t963 and ID64, scratch hit Sammy Ellis, a 2ZO'Toole sUpped to 3-tO in 1165 game winner for the Reds in wlth all three vicllrles over the 1165, and Dom Zanni, who had New York Mets. a ~ record 1M San Diego of Some experts believe that the Pacific Coast League, O'Toole's poor aea11011 cost the pilclted the other s1x innings. Reds the pennant In 11165 and · Chicago Ia (Spider) Cardthat a good season could wiD enao bit a three-run homer in them the 111611 pe!IIUUll sllth Inning to onap a 2-2 tie seuon. IUid send the Reds on 111elr way te the vletory. The Houalon Aslros ecJ«ed out the American Leap ebamplon Minnesota TWins, 7-e, In 11 innlnJll when SoD!I)' JacboD singled, mond to leeond 111 a sacrifice IUid tamed 011 brry Kindall's error. Don Mlllcher, the Twins' mn!!Ct!ler flrl! haoeman, droYe in four runs with a three-run homer and a single. F. , PI • o·r· anntntr TOIIIIII)' MeCraw wu on · the hit bomen In an ll·hlt atl.ltek I tr.nt end of a carried the New double . steal lbat gave Yankees to a 7-4 victory Cblcago White Sox the the Washiugtmt Sel!ators. 1'1!11 in a 4-3 declaieo over Friend, acquired !rem Boston Rod &.. Eddie Plratos during one of the White SN:' winter, Bhut out the Seoalll'l haUer rellef aeea, wu hit three hits for three by the Red Soz dUring 1 h1s Yankee debut. innlng workOitt and rookie Orsino and Ken Haml1n Dennis Hlggills pitched the mered for the Senators. Chieage nlntll. 0 ~ 011111 Joe Pepitone and Clete IIOVI!I'I ~ J~ ••lilliJ lblak tbb b pad f. Bell!lsky were named to my beallbT" for the Pbiladelpbia PhilUes Friday's exhibition opener Reds • • . Ray Sadectl, hoping to bounce back from season, encouraged the Sl. Louis Cardinals wllh a .-,.1 four-inning performance In lntra-oquad game · • · College BoslelbaD Rnulls Newman, one of the mca,::~~l~~~ By Ualted Preu .IJrtenlolloaRI of the California NalloDal blvltalloa T-.ey pitching staff, is sldelilled wtth AI New l'orl< 1 lame arm untll Saturday. Flnlllolllld m!:. Wes Westrum of the plans to play Jim regularly in center field says he wtll use Ed Kranepool In left and Johnny Lewis right against right-handed lng and Ron Swoboda in left and Cleon Jones in against lefl-handers . . . Law won honor of starting P i r a t e s' exhibition '"'"'on against Red Sox. flE'Y J, SOCIAL CAl VNDAR C..: NBI. S!andlngo 8 h .• Society News i-.i S2701·90 . NEW 1965-MODEL 6509·7 a.• NEW 1966 MODn 6618-0 S2200·" $2436·55 AMBASSADOR (1) NEW 1966-MODEL 6615-5 NEW 1966-MODB. 6685-5 DAILY SENTINEL WIATHII . , l;;:"d~~·::~ "'!~;.;;;~·,;,: ~ 11111111. IIOatl1 ............... J'ridly lilllbl .. iiiUI • 1111 . ~ " Orr 11111 )! -- with till --- "·~""-' vu flnilly. Clllallfltll ...,, .. ll • *'" . . . .,., LIST tiiii.SI- DEALIR COST S2SJ0.80 LIST w,a.u _ DIALII cosT S2368·65 I. . _N_.~_Tra_.d_e_ln_s_PI_ea_se_l~) I O~enEveningsTii7P~ J ~ MIT.ROPOLI,TAN ,:;MOTORS ,' ' aob 606 I. fMAIN ST.' • I ...... '. ' I . .• . . . ,. . • . - .' POMEROY, 0~ :0 I; SHOPPING FOR A ~ ,• SHOP AT H RFIRESTONE! $2095 e1ch. 1963 Forci500XL 2 dr. Hardtop- $1795 1963 Chevrolet Impala 4 dr. Sed. -$1795 ldatd S2466·20 NEW YORK «<THING HOUSE 1964 Dodge Polara 2 dr. Hardtop $2095 NEW 1966-MODQ 6615·5 NEW 1966-MODEL 6608-5 :=: I ..!. 1964 Dodge Station Wagon - S2012.45 S1831·60 . lllth ALL PRICED AT DEALER'S COST NEW 1966 MODQ 6615-0 Grambling 84 Illlctburst 12 Okla. Bapl If/ Crsn-Nwmn 12 Norlolk st. 88 O!nlral 0. St. 7~ Ga. Southern »6 ru. Wea. 72 NCAA College Div, T-y AI EV8D1vWe, lllcl. SemlllDals Ky. Wesleyan 105 Akron 75 Soutbern Ill 69 North Dakota 61 triCt Games (8 NEW RAMBLERSI FIRST COME • FIRST CHOICE!) NEW 1966-MODEL 6606-0 Qaarlerllaall By Uolled ""'' bllenalional EAR IRRITATIUN Eastera Divloloa ST. LOllS (UPI) -The Sl. w.. L. . Louis Hawks' Rod Thorn, Pbiladeiphia 50 25 PANTHERS, 1965·66- Pomeroy's Purple Panther basketball team put away Its gear last week after not the best, nor the worst, of Its sea50 26 eons of recent years. Coach Russ Moore's boys won 8 and lost 12 game s in overall P.lay, winning two in the Class AA Southeastern Ohio Boston missed three National Cincinnati 44 30 ball Association games 1M League, over Middleport and Logan. Left to right are Steve Finlaw, Do n Swisher, Bill Radford, Blll Moore, Ronnie Logan, Larry Wilea, Rex New York 29 43 ol dizziness, bas a middle Cumings, Dick Knight, Bruce Simpson and Dick Werry. In front are the managers, John Bash and Tom Woods.-sentinel Photo. WeslerJi Division irritation, team doctor w. L. Landon annouDced 'l'bunday. I-Lo! Angeles 42 42 Dr. London explained Baltimore 35 40 tests were still being St Louis 3t 40 nom, and there was no way Jp Ualted Preta htematlonal ,sion tournament. lacing a sticky man-lo-m~n de- far short of that ill downing the the Marauders never reg:ainedl San Fraacisco 32 43 .427 determine how long ha WOUiklll With Cenlr 1 State d thr ed Dayton, tied for 19th in !he fense by the Mmers, who lost Marauders, 88·76. 1the lead. Detroit 2t 53 .284 be sidelined MaohoHon Shirt _ " a e on ratings, puts a 22-1 record once in 25 games. The teams I.Clmched Division title u NAJA national champion and against the Wildcats' 24-1 mark. are about evenly matched in Central dominated the boards, Thompson and Clarence d Thursday'• Resulls USLTA PICKS GIR18 Akroli tliminated from the Th Fl will ha b'g height but Norfolk oulshot the Ohioans ney scored 22 pomts each an Bostnn 124 Cinelnnati 120 NEW YORK (UP! ) NCAA college divllion eham· • yers ve 8 1 Grant bad 20 for Nor· · · 46 ·6 per cent to :!4.7. pionship, Cincinnati and Dayton height advantage on ~~~ front Maraudera Upset folk, while the big lllllll for Cerr (Only g;:_~~,:!! three ttporanked women1 stars III America were ae 1 wlll try to carry the Ohio ban- Ime hoand Donoill her satoy'th lhmk Central Stale, which swept to The Virginia team lralled 37· lrai was Ken Wilburn witb 27 Detroit at Angeles by the United Statos . ht. -:• our ys w rLSe e occa· t.~ •- NAIA nattona . I tille Iast sea~ 36 at ba If time, . but Esses points and ~ rebounds . aer Iorw~rd torug sion.. Baltimore at New York POMEROY, 0, Tennio Asseciatloa '11nlraday Both wlJl have to poilf upsets, · son undefeated, was upset Thompson's field goal to open Uol Sltootlag Burlet . Zlpt (Only games scheduled) compete for the United States'! or the Buckeye Stale's college Ninth-ranked Cincinnati, Cle T:lur•day night in tbe semif1 the second !uilf erased !hat and Akron, making tis !bird con· - -- -bukethall season 1s over. Missouri Valley Conference nais by Norfolk IVa.) State, secutive bid for the NCAA smaU ~ Flyers of Coach Don champion, fac;os third . ranked making its first appearance in crown at SIGNS CONTRAcr DoPOher wlJl be facing top- Texas Western in the NCAA the tournament at Kansas City, victim to what is PlllLADELPHIA (UP!) ranked Kentucky at Iowa City, Midwest Regional at Lubbock, Mo. its strong point - Ml shooting. Jerry Mazzanti, who Iowa, In the NCAA Mid-East Tex. The Spartan• had aveMiged Ninth-ranked Kentucky returned from a twcryenr bitch Reclonaj ol the unlversity clivi· The Bearcats, 21·5, wlll be 108 points per game, but fell leyan gunned in 65 per cent in the Army, signed his 196<1 1ts shots to wallop the contract Thursday to return II rated Zips, 11)5.75. Don Bradley his position at defensive end for opened _the g~me by hitting lour the Philadelphia Eagles. success1ve lteid goals for the Mazzanti was the Eag:Ies' By United P~s1 Iaternalloaal Pllnt!lers and then hit another starting defensive left Fnday night s Ohio hI 8 streak to open up • 1&-11 the 1963 season but injured school district tourney knee in the game, and was & ule: Another surge put out for the rest of the year. Class AA in front 26-16 and then Bradley AI SteubeovOle went to l!le bench with three NAMED VCE PRESIDFST Cambridge (t6-SJ vs River fouls. NEW YORK (UPI) -Jack < View (13-81 After the hall, he rejoined the Horrigan head of the American Nylon Slip On AUTO SEAT COVERS $5.77 . Martins !erry (16-4) vs. W'tn· Panthens and hit I~ of his Football ' League's publicity tersville 1.6-1) firot five shots. W1thm three depart . ted · . men1, was appem v1ce NORGE ELECTRIC DRYER - -At Bowling Grtea mmutes, Wes1eyan was m f~nt president in charge of public 4 Dr. VB. Standard trans. Power steering. Radio and heater Bills Lima Shawnee (2t-41) vo the Zips 5~ and oteadily 1 t' th 1 8 11 1 ion Hardin (11·10) pulled away. ~a 1: or e u a 0 NORGE AUTOMATIC WASHER - $79.00. Lima Senior (10-i) vs Tiffin Bradley fmished with Hurs . y. b j . ed Columbian (18-3) and teammate omgan, w 0 om 36" ELECTRIC RANGE - - - $1 V8, Auto. trans. Power steering, radio and heater. Red finish, black vinyl AI Toledo had 25. Bob Smlth, AFL tn 1963, has been upholstery 15"- N.W. PORTAWALLS- 49c Toledo Libbey (211-1) " A• substitute, was journalism for 17 yearsl,n lerna· thony Wayne (16-4) big gun for Akron with 27 ing for United Press Toledo Rogers (14-71 VI San- points. tlonal and the Buffalo Evening 26" GIRLS OR BOYS BIKES - - ~10;1. Floor sblft, radio and heater ' - - -- - - - - - - News. dusky (17-4) - -- - - - - 36" GAS RANGE _ _ __ AI At.ens York 116-6) Wellston (18-2) vs. Marietta At 11ffiJJ Bellbrook (17-4) vs Y ell o VB Auto. trans. Radio and heater · 14 cu. ft. 2 Dr. G.E. REFRIGERATOR $231 (8·t3) Wakeman (li-tO) vs Sandusky Springs 01~) Portsmouth 112-7) •• Lan,ca,. St. Marys <21.0) AI Ctncinaau ter (15-5) AI C&atoa Georgetowo (t9-3) vo Batavia G.E. STEAM IRON - - - - Power steering and brakes, radlo and heater AI CIDctaaaU Dalton (16-41 vo Cievela'ld <2t-O) PROVEN 4 SLICE TOASTER - Cincinnati Elder (18-.ll vs , (12-10) Lincoln Heights (13-7} clnnati Withrow (lf-5) CUyahoga Heights (17-4) vs Springboro (211-1) HOUSE BROOMS - - - -Std. trans. Radio and heater . Cincinnati Tafl (15-5) vs Kent State (16-3) dian Hill (15-e) At CblUicothe TOOL ASSORTMENT - - At Odord Proctorllvle (22-411 vo. White Middletown (17-1) vs · Oak (?Al-l) ewuRunEI Radio and beater, auto. trans. ELECTRIC CLOCKS - - - - town It&-I 1 Southeastern 117-7) vs Pori~- II eBAI.DWIN AI Mlddletowa mouth Clay (21-t) lllld OTHER FAMOUl 30 gal. GAS WATER HEATERS _ Hamilton Taft (11-3) VI HamI AI Dayloa BRANDS Std. trans. Heater ilion Garfield 118-.1) Franklin · Monroe 119-31 52 gal. ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS At KOIII Newton (16-6) Akron East (21).1) vs Akron Dille (21·11 vs Fmm01rsvtllell GRASS SEED . 5 lbs. $1 8 cyL Std. trans. Radlo and heater Central ( t4-4) (13-i l Akron Buchtel (12-71 vs %'' DRILLS - - - - - - - $7 ahoga Falls (!H) Power ateering and br~kes. Radlo and heater l-'lo11 A JIG SAW, ELECTRIC---At Columbaa ~ Llcking VaUey (IH) n. FLASHLIGHT BAnERIES - - - Radio and heater, power steering lumbll.! University (16-~) Newark Catholic Ill • t) vs 1 pt. SPRAY PAINT (Asst. Colors)• • Fredericlrtown (14-7} AI New PllOadelplia V8, auto. trans. Radlo and heater 2 CYCLE MOWERS---Bridgeport <22-41). VI Situ • • • • bur& (17-li) 4 CYCLE MOWERS---AI Lima V-8. Auto. trana. Radio and heater, power steering O!lina Ic (17-6) n Delphos 6 VOLT LANTERN----Sl. John (14-7} • 10'' TEFLON SKILLETS - - Oltovllle (20-3) VI Mlnltrr (155) 12 CUP PERCOLATORS _ _ _ _ , • • • AI Fladii.J SeeThe llnasford (21-f) VL Ada (IJ..7) Full Llnr HAND MIXERS----At lolll.boc GreOI Carey, (21.0) n. Delta <1U) At . •• At DoRArchbold (20-ll) .. Holpte (21 T0rug • ht'S Dis • SELL OUT OF ALL NEW CLASSICS (4) New York U. 68 De Paul U NAJA Towuey AI Kaa... Clly, Mo. Dayton, Cincinnati Seek Upset Wins River Neurs AMERICANS (3) Temple 88 Virginia Tecb 73 a:: I H •taJ N .E I 1 COLLEGl Scores :!:e. MaJ'Or Banks Hike Interest • a, F~U~:D· DOWN tlPl 8ports Writer IJalketi).U IUid clillrle.~er .. wards were presented Friday '' -· Th~' IS';u.m~ Until recent years, the prolesmorninl In 1 Sports Assem~ly e 'fii American education. alonal educators have concen· In the Pomeroy Junior Htgh ~ · factors have greaUy their membenblp In the School Andltorlum. c . traditioJ1 . whtch had Nallonai Education Aa8oclatlon Head Coach Russett Moore War II, b lltiD& qnCe4 1 4 RIY eaene lett, u11M4 lbiM Wodd 1 ; unqueslliJnlngly acorpted In and Its affiliated org811izations. presented U. V11'11ty awards . OUT OF THE MOTHBALLS?: Part of tbe 1 1011·· er r lila puqu4," ·. ( :past d found and B d Bi k I istant "P IIUI sent to VIet NIIL Tlll 1lll&oD eaiiiiU liiiJI "rril · , ·'· ~ 1 ,. Recent evelopmentbave . u e e, ass .- __,...._.;__.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.._..,..._ _ _..;..~·.;. ~ : PareliS lhotlld be aware 811 lncrHslngly llll'le aumber IIOIClt, 1ave !etten to reserves I :these majQr movements ol aducators joining the 111110!11. llld freshmen. . 18. TINA LOtliSE TO IIWIRY P are atrecUng tilt Without, 11 this time, diiCUIIo Mrl. Dlnl Kouhlger, . cheer· LOS ANGELES CVPI) _ yow ~ :scene .. and ultimately the merits of th1B moveleader llpClDSor, gave •wards Tina LoulH, • IOd well aswould obviously, it will • -·· Hurore ·~·lo hlgb cberleeden Tor~-·" LI I a , children Perhaps asthese implication• for have the 0 ver L<JlJ• l'i senior Fultz, IJnda. Haggy, Slndra lelevilioa .. , __ty . -~ n ' e" eiient topics for PTAs educational IICelle. . ~APE KBNNEDY - AMER- Heodricks, Jelllllfer MetK;hlllt1 Crllle, 21, pliD to be married · . • ·other educational · The ci•ll rights movement teas Gemlnl B spacellhlp has Shirley Baxter and Beclty Ilea~• MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UP!! April 1 111 nearby Btverl7 Hllll. CoqNqJIIIIi Walter il~ ltfGel. r Proi)Gbly tbe most hu already and will COIIIinue 10 eltared tba laSt hlg hurdle In IIJid allo 10 jullloroJ!ljh ~ -The u.:s: rl!ce 10 the nwon Tbt couplt annoultced their ler iDDounced IOila1 lliJt ,tbl il and widest kllo\Vll cblllle Ia affect education for many a tone serlea of tests leaillng leader• Clllrisll Potlel', ~811 moved a step lhead Thursday piiDI Tlnll'ldi,Y Wllttl tbly Ohio. Department of ;Dev• U 1su~tanUal llnanclal to come. hlel!'ltion hu up to Tuesday'• start of a new Lannlnl. NIDCI' ~· and lfter two liear4ed. scie~tistl Adult Ed!IC!atlon Cla11e1 In obtalned a marrlap Ucente. ment bu been IP'IDteCI ~1,11118 . ~ · 0f. the federal • variety of cbang111 in space spectacle calling for the Kenda Chaney. emerged from a tiny "moon- typing, office macltin111 and to lid JacUon County Ill plll)o 1 · v~ Ukely this . have schools. Curriculum, book~, first ~atei~te hookup and a Awarded varalty bsllketball bugly" in ~ag'a first simulated bookkeeping were completed for IP'OWlh ~ and ;~tlopo ' I greatest single tmpact personnel and facU record walk lll'Otlnd I be medals were Bruce Simpson, 18 • di,Y v1slt to the moon. Wedneadi,Y In Eallml Local s ,. the years. MilliDns are afleeted. world. Dick Kntaltt, and I.an1' ·iWllel:, However, Dr. Wernher voo School Dlitricl Tbe IDlPUDI covm ' 'II per F I I are golD& illto Within t.!le llchool proifam Tbt craft lhst wlJl take at- V~lty lllten went to Dick Brailll, wbo Wal there to greet Tbe 30 hour COW'J• wert ceot of tbe total planjllill IUid • areu and aU ltvell ba found a number of lrOIIauts NeD ArnlJirq and Werry, Rex Cumin&l, lonllil till mea, ·laid the Untied States taught by Norman Blbr, prtno wiD be eupplemenled by ,10,668 PfOil'llll. acUvillll. 'l'lll valt Dlvid Scott 1111 tile lllret ' day Logan, Bill· Moore, DOll awllho is .in danglr of loalng tbe race ci al of Eaatem IIICh School. from local fundi for &wa: JllrL major movement accumulation of knowledge in orbital voyage woand up an II· er, Steve Finlaw, and Bill Rad- to the · moon with the Soviet was ouilted by Mrs. 1Jla YORK (UPI - The . . of teachers. areas as space ezpiora· hour simulated flight test late ford. Tom Woods and John Union. Van Meter . nation I major bsllkl Thtlrlday Moeller aald the van!.WOUld of lffi!jor cities Uon, medicine. social studies, Thursday night with no appar Bash received li!IMI~' tel- Yon Braun, !14, German-hom Comple~l one or more of lncreued lbe lllterest rate they be allocated to IUCb ,:~ areu hm mathematles hu cUreclly enl dilftculty. Thll elmed the tars. director of the National Aero- the couraa were Patricia Aim charge on prime low - tho~ 11 the preparaUon of '· hue s teachers joining the c u r r I c u I u m. way for tilt start of ftnallauncb Reserve playei-1 winDing Jet- nauUcs and Space Admlnlstra· Baile~ Lyndall Lout.. Lyons, term loans to the country I map1, analysla of land • · ~ Parenti are familiar with tha preparations. ters were Btb Whaley, Cecil lion's Martllall Spacefightinl Gladya Barller, Judltb Arlene biggest corporat!Oill - from & ulaUon lltodlea, and overall aenmath, lncrtaled actence t41dklff, AIID 8wlndtll, Jeet Center at Huntsville, AI. aaid: Roberts, Linda Lou B8lll:l, to 5\i per cent eral ecooomlc , deve.ent education, and other <urrlCUo Compromi" Matk Haggy, Jim Anderson, Jac~ "unless we keep running like Mildred Caldwell, Mrs. Robert The lncreau, the leeond In The usual grant II two ,• lhlrds f 111111 improvemenill. WASHINGTON _ PIIJ!SI. Stanley, Jeff Burt, Lorhll vau- lieU tbtrt Is a good chanae of Wood, Mrs. Roy Holter, Mu. three months, bad the IJDme. of the amount osedad, . but, '''·, Perhaps one of the leu dat Jolmaon IUid the AJI'L.CIO gMn and Jolm Goodwin. Recti¥• gelllnt ticked, They have a Roger Toney, Mary K. Rose, dlate effect of wlplftl out 1 gain Jlcka1111 County hsi bela dlllg• • .d'..o~ publiciZed but extremely lmpor- haw. eompromiled their diller· ing lrosh !etten wert Bob Bur- very good prtiflm." Martha E. Ro.se, Mrs. Paul Ba· of nearly oevea polnta In the naled a redevelopment • aa, • tant ehaftles b the Qew breed encea tvB" the of an fa. delle Kenny Encll•h Jim Crow er Mazie Holsinger Cheryl Dow Jones Industrial a.verage tbiJ l!'anl Is a tbreo • quart,.-a 1 1111 r FRIDAY of educator being trained in the cruse in th. u. s. mlnlmum Sam 'Amok!, Jeff w'my, IARLOJI'II' Ill GOOD B~lz. Berbara ~b, Helen on the shaky New York Stock IP'anl, be Indicated. . ! MARY SHRINE, WHITE colleges and unlvel'lltles. Thore Wllf with 111 lldmlnlitralion 'ter Roulb, BeDillt Wrl&ht, Jell! HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Actor Blake, Mrs. Helen Kaylor, Exchaftle. .The planned effecl ... · s SHRINE of Jerusalem has been a IJI'owlng atUtu.Je of pltdga 1o IHk 1 11 Cll!l 111 Mlllkln, Sl"'e llafgy, ~ Boris Karloft, 78, Is "conlinuing Mar" 'litcllie, Barbara Hens- is to lighten credit to the World producllo.n;,of olive on I meet in regular Sf!SSion a1 the research and ezperlmentatioa hour hooot. Ferren: Kelly MeKeMit and· to convalesce satisfactorily" ley, Marvene Caldwell, Audrey b 8 n k s' bell customers- in the 1965-66 seasOn Is ex· l: IOQF, hail, Frldiy at 1 p.m. Tradillonal practlcea Itt belftl Tlte agreemeot would a11o Milia StUI. today, according to attendants McCoy, Ethyl Bentz, Ada BJs. the corporaUons. peeled to reach 1,235,000 tons, There wlll be 1 ~er!monlal Md questioned. Some are excellent provide lllinlmwn waca covtrat Good Samaritan Hospital, sell, Eloise Connolly, Leona The increase waa dl!llllled to says the U. S. Department of ( election of olflcers. while others should be chiD8ed. ege to ID additional 7 mOIIon - - where he un~erwent minor Hensley, Lucille Leilhelt, Gen- cut down the ~uge number of AarJculture. ' SATURDAY Ali ol these movemenill have workers, bringiag the total of kid"':y IUriOI'Y two weeks ago. eva Leonard, Catherine Miller, prime-rate busmllllS loans ~c ·. ' KYGER WOMEN'S advantages and disadvantages. llwse <OVered to M mllllOII. U 0sp1 eWS "Ilia condltioa Is good," 1 Mary Nichols, Gathle Sanden, ing a period whea bank lendiftl Meramec Cav!!l'llll 0111t.otltl! 66 ' ty will hold , !'UJllllllge sale Many decisions must be made the law 11 approved the $lH 11pokesman said Thursday, ad· Mrs. Reid Young, Paullne Chad· rates lor these loans are belo"' in Milsourl hu 1 rlmsillne dam ' Friday and Saturday. March the comlng months and minimum wage wouki 10 '11 • ding that no data hal been set well, Ell~ Osbome and Laura Uwse ol bond market and other whlcb is ono of till ..-&en 1D t and 12. in Middleport at many more will be faced in $1.4JJ lte!tl Feb. I, and then to ll:liload Roaplta . for his release. Mae Hartoftl. money market ntos. ony cave. c Davis Building loealed years. Parents are $l60 late Person~ entering Holzer Bot' first door abo;e Baker obligated to be aware of these · 1 year r. pilei during the Iaiii 2f houri 1 lure. The sale will begin and other activlt~es so that they Included: Sharoo L. Ballden, J 9 a. m. and continue through can make InteU;geot decisions Rt s Thurman; Lalftl J. p. m. eoch day. when needed. "' Strong, Rt. Z GaiUpolla; Gran4 MONDAY ville P. Burnett, Rl 1 Patriot; RIV ERVIEW PTA will Mra. James H. Snyder, VInton; March 14, st 7:30. The fill 3S aD Gnae Nldbtpt OantpoUs McKinley Dotson, Rt. l Galllpoceremony will be led by the Dam 11.1, 2o.l, runntnc 29 feet Us; Jamea E. Call, Rt. I Cl'o'IID Girl Scouts. The proiJI'am wiD on rollers, Pomeroy • MuoG City; Jamea H. Sands, Rt. 2 ~ . presented by the 7Lb and 2:1.65, Pt. Plwant 24.15, RJn.. t'ron City; Mrt. John H. Mc8:h grade English clau giving ton 1.02, Kanawbl Falla 1.70, Dermltt, Pt. Pleasant; Mill a rhoral reading and a skit wiD By Mrt. A. n. BoDey Charlestol! 11.71. London, MLJI'o Breoda 0. 8urton, M~; Gerbe presented by the Boy Scouta. Mr. llld Mrs. Delli 11u11111 ruet and Winfield diiDI w. . aid L. McBee, Letart, Cerl W. RETHE:L NO. liZ of the and son of Bolivar spent a week on the sills. Gerlach, Pt. Plwant; Mra: iiationai Order ol Job's Daugb- end with Ralph Ballard 1114 Boat Monmea111 Wlllllm T. Perry, Middleport, ~f,·s will meet at Pomeroy Grover White families. Ohio River- AliqUippa down Timothy E. Dill, Rt. 1 Mlnenilason!c Temple, Monday, Mr and Mrs. CliiHDCI Bur 13, 1:15 a.m.; IIl<ll up 11, 1:10 ville; Peggy B. Brown, WtiJ. zw p.m. of Columbkus spent a week end a.m.; Philip Sporn up It, 1:1141 lion; Mrs. Herbert E. Thomp~ POMEROY ELEMENTARY al their bom1 bare and with a.m.; Jaffboat up 11, I a.m.; IDn, RL 1 Ravawood; llrt. !ITA will meet Monday at Milo McDole. lleo!1e G. up 17, 1:1141 p.m.; Marion A. Durham, Rt. ~ Jack· p. m. Members are uked Mr. and Mrs. Junior Sorden Petmaylvanla up 17, 1:16 a.m.; IDA; Mrs. Vlrlll Landrum, Rl bring articles for a white eledaughter, Dlans, of Colum- Jefftr1011 up 17, S a.m.; Colina I Ray; llem1 Sherman, Jr., phant sale. A procram will bt bus called on Mrs. A. H. Batlq Queeo up 17, UO a.m.: p...,. Rl I South Pollll; David W. presented by 1bt O.U Drama Somday. up 18, S:&O a.m.; New MartiJia. McKlnnl~ WeOaton; Cyatbla G. Players. Mr. and Mrs. llarold Ragy Yllle don II, 4:30 a.m.: OV!C Hllu7, J!Dden. NEW BROWNIE daughtera, Mr. and Mra. down 18, 8:1~ a.m.; Demlder Blrlb ed at the Pomeroy Truaaell and famtly up 11, 1:25 a 1.; Walter Beet- lira. Paul H. Craig, Grlmma eftlary School wiD have Wednesday eveniJJg '!Jitb jord up It, 3..Al a.m.; Robert Landlnc. W. Va., dallihter, 12:· estiture aervice Monday . and Mrs. Earl Robinson Weal down 11, 8:24 a.m.; Bob 18 a.m. Thlll'lday; Mrs. Jllllel J p. m. at the ICbool. and family of Gallipolis. Benter up 23, UO a.m.: i\Uct R. Snyder, VInton, daughter, ..~ DAUGHTERS 0 r RUTH Mr. and Mrs. Ralph BaUard down 23, U6 a.m.: Rellablo up U6 a.m., Thursday; Mrs. WU. · · 1 can will meel at tho church and lamliy spent Saturday tvlllo a, 1 a.m.; A. J. PattaD down Uam T. Perry, Middleport, dau· llonday lor a potluck dinner w!C! Mr. and Mrt. t.lll1 O!'IOIIUP 1:30 p.m.; Buekeyt ghter, 4:11p.m. 'l'burlday; Mra. at aoon followed by lbe re~ . of Pine Grove. State up GrltDup U:30 UD.; WUlard G. Cos, Rt. 1 Northup, 1ar meeting. Mr. IIlii Mrs. Worley Davia, l'lmela D. up OrteliiiP I:Dil da~tar. 7:11 p.m. ThW'Iday. ' WSCS of HEATH Metbodltl Deiter, and Glen Davis, Lanp a.m.; Quseo City down Grtlfto . . . .ed Church wtil meet Monday oven- villa, spent Sunday wtth Mr. up &:40 a.m.; Kentueldu down Mrt. IJda Bunce, Mra. Ella Cabellero Top. 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. radio, under4 Dr. Sedan. Black, Twin grip cliff. Dowgard, backMarch 14 ai tilt church 11 and. Mr•. ArvU Holtrr and Mtldabl I:IO p.m.: p e ~ 11 E. Bunch, Mra. Raymond C. coating, Dowgard, dlrection signals. L.O.M. Window up lltea, wlndahleld washer. p. m. Mra. J1111111 Euler falDliy. llolmey up lleldabl 1:30 p.m.; Qtlldert, Mra. Don R. Crltcbwaahen, back up lite. pl-qram chalrmlll IIIII Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Ray Byel'l, Mi11 Susao up Meldallll p.m.; field, Mra. J. Harmon EvaDI, LIST t2339.5S - DEALER COST ~: ' : : del'oUoul chairman. Tannero Run, spent Monday af· Jerow up Mtldabl 7:10 p.m.; M!'l. Kartba J. Jubllna, LlwLIST$2140.40YOUR COST Jl wlli be lolrl. Bruce ternoon with Mra. A. H. BaDay. Lady Marjorie don Meldehl Lundy, Mrs. Arthur L. Mrs. Rattle Smltb, Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Eyn011 of I: !ID p.m.; Little 0eorp down Mlller, Mrl. Burleigh r . Oller, . Hennessy and Mra. ernoon .::rMepentA SundaHBayDaft. Meldahl 10:45 p.m.: Pete up :~W~l~ S~,Th MraL. "· · · ey. Meldahl 12·30 am.· Harry Dy• • · eo · Dr. Sedan, VB, 19B H.P. Caballero tan and white, Instruments Mr. and Mrl. Robtrl Tru1seU er up MeJciabl a.m., ltU.. Smltb, Cbarltt E. Slro111t, Danc Dr. Sta. Wagon. 6 cyL Brisbane blue with frost Ireclining seats, ind. seats, auto. trans. Twin grip and dallihtera, Roberta and ba Woods dowD · M I ay X. Stapleton, R. Scott Tay. white top, reclining seats, auto. trans. P.B. Radio, 1 cliff, power llteerlng, seat belts, 2 retrct, tll)ted Sandra, lleedso!Ue, R. D., re- . dahl ~ Jar, Samuel Treeoe, Mrs. Helelt white tires, wheel discs, light group, vialbillty 1 windshield, R. S. Speed, P.B. Radio, wblte tires, &an, walnut llnlsb, two key- cently were aupper IJII!IIa ol m., Brlmltoae up Mol •• Walton, Mrs. Mark G. WU· group.l. seat belts, .! retractable, 4 way hazard ayfo wire wheel coven with spinner, Dowaard, back· holrd, 11 pedals, COb!pletitiMr. and Mrs. Stanley Trussell. :tO a.m.: Alldrew calbouo down llaml, Jlllllel J. Weatfall, Mrt. lem, .uougard, IJ'/ waaher, backUp Utes. up Htea. . with ptrcUaslon, IJiriY with Mr. IUid Mrt. MllcheD Holly Meldabl 1:15 o.m.; Jouph Robert L. llwnphrayt and 1no I lood credit may take l)llnl several days 1n St. p"- Jonea down Meldabl 1:110 a.m. lant dalilhter, Mrs. Richard J . LIST t2916._.;_ DEAUR COST payments. Write Credit Dtll'lll. on bustneu. OallfpoOa llul Robll1 Moore and lnfiDt daughter, I LIST $3217.40- DIALIR COST . j pai~ment, Bo:lt 19i1, Mr. White and daugb. Reed up I:IJ p.m.; 8tell Trill- 111'1. John H. Retet IIIII lafant II Doril, and Mr. and Mrl. er up 10 p.m.; Franklla Pine daqhtar. lnsuranc. Ruuell and 10n IJlllll up 11:10 p.m.: lloulhorll dowD _ _ _,..,_ Atlantis aqua, with black vinyl top. 440 Hardtop, 4 10 i-:::::'h:"=-::-:----,-- Saturday .-1n1 with Mr. and ' a.m.: L. P'leoro ap t:fl Seeond Grader ba1 P.B. Radio, auto. traDI. White tires, 232 cu. ln. enC Dr. Sta. Wag. 6 cyl. Frost white, rec:liDIIlg se.U, '11)M,l81LI: - . . . . Mr1. Wateman White, Keno. a.m.; LIJP Ann dowD 7:11 a. E L p, 153 H.P. Dowaard. overdrive trans. lli5 H.P. engine P. 1Ift lallgate noellldt ,.., raw apon- Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr were m. . mer1ency Su11Je~1 window, Dowgard, Unted wlndaiileld~_whlte 16" 'jtor'a llcenaat Clfl n at Holzer Hoapltel ll'riday to eall Kaan1t1 lllnr - Alllll 8. ¥11'7 KatbryD Poelw, a aecwheel dllcs, C. lletrlng wb'e~ w.8. Wilber, tires, LIST t2710.90 - DEALER COST 11111< 011 Mrs. Dayton Raymaa and Marr111 down Mermet t:lll p. _. l!'adar at Mlddleport at• baekup lltel. ii?i\oc:;;pjiiii"'itt;u;e"O~ . Flo Newlun. m.: Semel down ilarmtl 1:41 llltDtlr7 ecltool, II a paUI!II ot mado 1111 1ep1 papert. Mr. and Mra. JUD!or !Jorden a.m.: 0. r. llbtll'tl' up Mar- Hallet Hospital where she Wto LIST $2872.20 - DIALII COST · reconll and a1mo11 IIIJ and Dlaoo, and ~tarllnr Orr of met uo o.m.: Fort Daarbom dtrw111t aa emerpncy appen. dOCIIIDtllll. Columbul called on Mr. and down Winlltld t:41 p.m.; Rallll deelomy operaUon. She is the lletd• 1amuc1. ,._.., CliJJt Orr. Z. down Winfield 7::MJ p.m.; H. daughter of Mr. llld Mrl. Dan· t 4 dt Mrs. Allct Clplhart of 511'1- £. Bou dowD Wlnlleld 11:• ay Pot!•. Mary klthryll II in ........._ _ _ _ _ _ moved len wee1t to her 05 p.m.: llalleaal 1J1 Wlnflald room rn. R• brolber, Curtts 4 Dr. Sedan. Brisbane blue, auto. trans, twin gyro 8 cyl. 4 Dr. Sedan. Balboa aquA, reellnin' aeats, home wblch waa buUt on her I a.m. Pooler, lV8I ~ from Columauto. lr11111. Twin pip dlff., P.B. Radlo, white ttua, dUf• .Pewer brakes, power ateerlna, P.B. Radio, .,P1J'ED dau(.lrer. Betty'• olace. llul iltiMti fll bar alUnlu. w.blte tltea, undercoated, seat belt, 2 retract. Dow· undercoated, IIIIU 11f9up, 1tat belts1•2retract, Dow· ·~ TO INTERE81 01 Mr. IUid Mra. Clint Orrllanf, wlllllililefd wilbm, backUp ntes. · &ard, wlli'diblald washer, backup Ute1. • M.UOili AR£A of Mr. IIIII Low lolfPI tWt laltlrdi,Y ,........, " 'J'q !. ' (...,~IllY se~neJ. foDJOl'OY·INdleport, o., Nareh ll, lMO lJPI Rrief~ Awards·Made ~ ~.~You, Your fhild, and School tcOntlJ!ued' 1rom Page u . In · Assembl.Y .. ., ,• I 1963 Pontiac Star Chief 4 dr. - • $2095 1962 Chevrolet Corvair 4 dr. Sed. $1195 1962 Mercury Comet 4 dr. Sedan $1195 1962 Dodge Lancer 2 dr. Sedan - - $1195 1962 Rambler Classic 4 dr. Sedan $1095 1962 Oldsmobile 4 dr. Sedan - $1795 1961 Pontiac 4 dr. Catalina - $1295 $695 1959 Chevrolet Sport Coupe $445 1958 Dodge 4 dr. Sedan 1957 Volkswagen 2 dr. Sedan 1957 Plymouth 4 dr. Sedan "'"' '7' YOU MEET THE HKEST PEOPLE ON A HONDA •595 •145 R.·H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. . "OHIO'S OLDIST DODGE DEALER" II$. HC~CI AVI. · MIDOLIPORT, 0. . ,.., ' ..... PIANOS H& R FIRESTONE. Hawk's Cycle Sales ·1) Grover Hill (IN) " Stryker (18-7} At a.uta ------------------· · .. · --....;...JI ' NmsfleJd st. Pefm (11-1) . _ lOA I D. I lllllt 111or111 of • - • 0Mn t te I MM. "111111'1. lol,t 1o I T- Wod Prl. DWIISTOU n.,·--------------..: ...__________ m.nu Att.ono. o. N. 2ND AVE. ' �I~ O'Toole Giv-es Up ·One Hit in 'Thtee Inning Stint ,.. ($31 moillhly) ol SoeJai Secur- • : 3\mtriean Education Marked Zw~.: :t "' ~· ' ff;'_ d A t" • • . a ~ :o'V'" 'y-emen ous c lVIties . llderlJ A House. Senate negollallq oommlttee Thursday &IP'eed on compromise •onion of tilt 1a1t )IIQII'Im whlch IIVt lhe President almolt evtl'flhllll bt asked to pay for the wer IIJid to llght lnfiatlon. Final Senate and House approval wu expecled Monday or ru··•ay, aenc1"""tbe Whitt 1ng the mouure to lfoUII In 11me to meet Jolm1011'1 Marth 15 deldlinl tw •aetmetll. · . · · ' At Pomeroy 'l'lll Moon R ' a·ce r· ··ghtene''dup Adult Classes Actr•• Are Completed At Eastern ~· feeliD8 in the CinclnnaU C11!JP ill tbal It's a new year, 1 new lll8llllger aud a aew :li!JI l"l'eole. Ont1;i0'tbil exhibition game doe11n make a baseboll season, of ~ but It was no ~~ tjlat neov manager Don H~ ·ehole O"l'eole as one of bil tltreo pllclters In tho Reds' lint , . . of tho oew ezhlbillon * lkllulll...,..lltl,_ $31 ""Comes ' .. O'Toole we11t the middle O'Toole ill the Reds' big three innings in the Reds' 1>3 question mark this spring. A 19-- triumph over llie Kansao City game winner in 196t and a 17· Atlhetics, giving up just one game winn..- in t963 and ID64, scratch hit Sammy Ellis, a 2ZO'Toole sUpped to 3-tO in 1165 game winner for the Reds in wlth all three vicllrles over the 1165, and Dom Zanni, who had New York Mets. a ~ record 1M San Diego of Some experts believe that the Pacific Coast League, O'Toole's poor aea11011 cost the pilclted the other s1x innings. Reds the pennant In 11165 and · Chicago Ia (Spider) Cardthat a good season could wiD enao bit a three-run homer in them the 111611 pe!IIUUll sllth Inning to onap a 2-2 tie seuon. IUid send the Reds on 111elr way te the vletory. The Houalon Aslros ecJ«ed out the American Leap ebamplon Minnesota TWins, 7-e, In 11 innlnJll when SoD!I)' JacboD singled, mond to leeond 111 a sacrifice IUid tamed 011 brry Kindall's error. Don Mlllcher, the Twins' mn!!Ct!ler flrl! haoeman, droYe in four runs with a three-run homer and a single. F. , PI • o·r· anntntr TOIIIIII)' MeCraw wu on · the hit bomen In an ll·hlt atl.ltek I tr.nt end of a carried the New double . steal lbat gave Yankees to a 7-4 victory Cblcago White Sox the the Washiugtmt Sel!ators. 1'1!11 in a 4-3 declaieo over Friend, acquired !rem Boston Rod &.. Eddie Plratos during one of the White SN:' winter, Bhut out the Seoalll'l haUer rellef aeea, wu hit three hits for three by the Red Soz dUring 1 h1s Yankee debut. innlng workOitt and rookie Orsino and Ken Haml1n Dennis Hlggills pitched the mered for the Senators. Chieage nlntll. 0 ~ 011111 Joe Pepitone and Clete IIOVI!I'I ~ J~ ••lilliJ lblak tbb b pad f. Bell!lsky were named to my beallbT" for the Pbiladelpbia PhilUes Friday's exhibition opener Reds • • . Ray Sadectl, hoping to bounce back from season, encouraged the Sl. Louis Cardinals wllh a .-,.1 four-inning performance In lntra-oquad game · • · College BoslelbaD Rnulls Newman, one of the mca,::~~l~~~ By Ualted Preu .IJrtenlolloaRI of the California NalloDal blvltalloa T-.ey pitching staff, is sldelilled wtth AI New l'orl< 1 lame arm untll Saturday. Flnlllolllld m!:. Wes Westrum of the plans to play Jim regularly in center field says he wtll use Ed Kranepool In left and Johnny Lewis right against right-handed lng and Ron Swoboda in left and Cleon Jones in against lefl-handers . . . Law won honor of starting P i r a t e s' exhibition '"'"'on against Red Sox. flE'Y J, SOCIAL CAl VNDAR C..: NBI. S!andlngo 8 h .• Society News i-.i S2701·90 . NEW 1965-MODEL 6509·7 a.• NEW 1966 MODn 6618-0 S2200·" $2436·55 AMBASSADOR (1) NEW 1966-MODEL 6615-5 NEW 1966-MODB. 6685-5 DAILY SENTINEL WIATHII . , l;;:"d~~·::~ "'!~;.;;;~·,;,: ~ 11111111. IIOatl1 ............... J'ridly lilllbl .. iiiUI • 1111 . ~ " Orr 11111 )! -- with till --- "·~""-' vu flnilly. 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NEW 1966-MODEL 6606-0 Qaarlerllaall By Uolled ""'' bllenalional EAR IRRITATIUN Eastera Divloloa ST. LOllS (UPI) -The Sl. w.. L. . Louis Hawks' Rod Thorn, Pbiladeiphia 50 25 PANTHERS, 1965·66- Pomeroy's Purple Panther basketball team put away Its gear last week after not the best, nor the worst, of Its sea50 26 eons of recent years. Coach Russ Moore's boys won 8 and lost 12 game s in overall P.lay, winning two in the Class AA Southeastern Ohio Boston missed three National Cincinnati 44 30 ball Association games 1M League, over Middleport and Logan. Left to right are Steve Finlaw, Do n Swisher, Bill Radford, Blll Moore, Ronnie Logan, Larry Wilea, Rex New York 29 43 ol dizziness, bas a middle Cumings, Dick Knight, Bruce Simpson and Dick Werry. In front are the managers, John Bash and Tom Woods.-sentinel Photo. WeslerJi Division irritation, team doctor w. L. Landon annouDced 'l'bunday. I-Lo! Angeles 42 42 Dr. London explained Baltimore 35 40 tests were still being St Louis 3t 40 nom, and there was no way Jp Ualted Preta htematlonal ,sion tournament. lacing a sticky man-lo-m~n de- far short of that ill downing the the Marauders never reg:ainedl San Fraacisco 32 43 .427 determine how long ha WOUiklll With Cenlr 1 State d thr ed Dayton, tied for 19th in !he fense by the Mmers, who lost Marauders, 88·76. 1the lead. Detroit 2t 53 .284 be sidelined MaohoHon Shirt _ " a e on ratings, puts a 22-1 record once in 25 games. The teams I.Clmched Division title u NAJA national champion and against the Wildcats' 24-1 mark. are about evenly matched in Central dominated the boards, Thompson and Clarence d Thursday'• Resulls USLTA PICKS GIR18 Akroli tliminated from the Th Fl will ha b'g height but Norfolk oulshot the Ohioans ney scored 22 pomts each an Bostnn 124 Cinelnnati 120 NEW YORK (UP! ) NCAA college divllion eham· • yers ve 8 1 Grant bad 20 for Nor· · · 46 ·6 per cent to :!4.7. pionship, Cincinnati and Dayton height advantage on ~~~ front Maraudera Upset folk, while the big lllllll for Cerr (Only g;:_~~,:!! three ttporanked women1 stars III America were ae 1 wlll try to carry the Ohio ban- Ime hoand Donoill her satoy'th lhmk Central Stale, which swept to The Virginia team lralled 37· lrai was Ken Wilburn witb 27 Detroit at Angeles by the United Statos . ht. -:• our ys w rLSe e occa· t.~ •- NAIA nattona . I tille Iast sea~ 36 at ba If time, . but Esses points and ~ rebounds . aer Iorw~rd torug sion.. Baltimore at New York POMEROY, 0, Tennio Asseciatloa '11nlraday Both wlJl have to poilf upsets, · son undefeated, was upset Thompson's field goal to open Uol Sltootlag Burlet . Zlpt (Only games scheduled) compete for the United States'! or the Buckeye Stale's college Ninth-ranked Cincinnati, Cle T:lur•day night in tbe semif1 the second !uilf erased !hat and Akron, making tis !bird con· - -- -bukethall season 1s over. Missouri Valley Conference nais by Norfolk IVa.) State, secutive bid for the NCAA smaU ~ Flyers of Coach Don champion, fac;os third . ranked making its first appearance in crown at SIGNS CONTRAcr DoPOher wlJl be facing top- Texas Western in the NCAA the tournament at Kansas City, victim to what is PlllLADELPHIA (UP!) ranked Kentucky at Iowa City, Midwest Regional at Lubbock, Mo. its strong point - Ml shooting. Jerry Mazzanti, who Iowa, In the NCAA Mid-East Tex. The Spartan• had aveMiged Ninth-ranked Kentucky returned from a twcryenr bitch Reclonaj ol the unlversity clivi· The Bearcats, 21·5, wlll be 108 points per game, but fell leyan gunned in 65 per cent in the Army, signed his 196<1 1ts shots to wallop the contract Thursday to return II rated Zips, 11)5.75. Don Bradley his position at defensive end for opened _the g~me by hitting lour the Philadelphia Eagles. success1ve lteid goals for the Mazzanti was the Eag:Ies' By United P~s1 Iaternalloaal Pllnt!lers and then hit another starting defensive left Fnday night s Ohio hI 8 streak to open up • 1&-11 the 1963 season but injured school district tourney knee in the game, and was & ule: Another surge put out for the rest of the year. Class AA in front 26-16 and then Bradley AI SteubeovOle went to l!le bench with three NAMED VCE PRESIDFST Cambridge (t6-SJ vs River fouls. NEW YORK (UPI) -Jack < View (13-81 After the hall, he rejoined the Horrigan head of the American Nylon Slip On AUTO SEAT COVERS $5.77 . Martins !erry (16-4) vs. W'tn· Panthens and hit I~ of his Football ' League's publicity tersville 1.6-1) firot five shots. W1thm three depart . ted · . men1, was appem v1ce NORGE ELECTRIC DRYER - -At Bowling Grtea mmutes, Wes1eyan was m f~nt president in charge of public 4 Dr. VB. Standard trans. Power steering. Radio and heater Bills Lima Shawnee (2t-41) vo the Zips 5~ and oteadily 1 t' th 1 8 11 1 ion Hardin (11·10) pulled away. ~a 1: or e u a 0 NORGE AUTOMATIC WASHER - $79.00. Lima Senior (10-i) vs Tiffin Bradley fmished with Hurs . y. b j . ed Columbian (18-3) and teammate omgan, w 0 om 36" ELECTRIC RANGE - - - $1 V8, Auto. trans. Power steering, radio and heater. Red finish, black vinyl AI Toledo had 25. Bob Smlth, AFL tn 1963, has been upholstery 15"- N.W. PORTAWALLS- 49c Toledo Libbey (211-1) " A• substitute, was journalism for 17 yearsl,n lerna· thony Wayne (16-4) big gun for Akron with 27 ing for United Press Toledo Rogers (14-71 VI San- points. tlonal and the Buffalo Evening 26" GIRLS OR BOYS BIKES - - ~10;1. Floor sblft, radio and heater ' - - -- - - - - - - News. dusky (17-4) - -- - - - - 36" GAS RANGE _ _ __ AI At.ens York 116-6) Wellston (18-2) vs. Marietta At 11ffiJJ Bellbrook (17-4) vs Y ell o VB Auto. trans. Radio and heater · 14 cu. ft. 2 Dr. G.E. REFRIGERATOR $231 (8·t3) Wakeman (li-tO) vs Sandusky Springs 01~) Portsmouth 112-7) •• Lan,ca,. St. Marys <21.0) AI Ctncinaau ter (15-5) AI C&atoa Georgetowo (t9-3) vo Batavia G.E. STEAM IRON - - - - Power steering and brakes, radlo and heater AI CIDctaaaU Dalton (16-41 vo Cievela'ld <2t-O) PROVEN 4 SLICE TOASTER - Cincinnati Elder (18-.ll vs , (12-10) Lincoln Heights (13-7} clnnati Withrow (lf-5) CUyahoga Heights (17-4) vs Springboro (211-1) HOUSE BROOMS - - - -Std. trans. Radio and heater . Cincinnati Tafl (15-5) vs Kent State (16-3) dian Hill (15-e) At CblUicothe TOOL ASSORTMENT - - At Odord Proctorllvle (22-411 vo. White Middletown (17-1) vs · Oak (?Al-l) ewuRunEI Radio and beater, auto. trans. ELECTRIC CLOCKS - - - - town It&-I 1 Southeastern 117-7) vs Pori~- II eBAI.DWIN AI Mlddletowa mouth Clay (21-t) lllld OTHER FAMOUl 30 gal. GAS WATER HEATERS _ Hamilton Taft (11-3) VI HamI AI Dayloa BRANDS Std. trans. Heater ilion Garfield 118-.1) Franklin · Monroe 119-31 52 gal. ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS At KOIII Newton (16-6) Akron East (21).1) vs Akron Dille (21·11 vs Fmm01rsvtllell GRASS SEED . 5 lbs. $1 8 cyL Std. trans. Radlo and heater Central ( t4-4) (13-i l Akron Buchtel (12-71 vs %'' DRILLS - - - - - - - $7 ahoga Falls (!H) Power ateering and br~kes. Radlo and heater l-'lo11 A JIG SAW, ELECTRIC---At Columbaa ~ Llcking VaUey (IH) n. FLASHLIGHT BAnERIES - - - Radio and heater, power steering lumbll.! University (16-~) Newark Catholic Ill • t) vs 1 pt. SPRAY PAINT (Asst. Colors)• • Fredericlrtown (14-7} AI New PllOadelplia V8, auto. trans. Radlo and heater 2 CYCLE MOWERS---Bridgeport <22-41). VI Situ • • • • bur& (17-li) 4 CYCLE MOWERS---AI Lima V-8. Auto. trana. Radio and heater, power steering O!lina Ic (17-6) n Delphos 6 VOLT LANTERN----Sl. John (14-7} • 10'' TEFLON SKILLETS - - Oltovllle (20-3) VI Mlnltrr (155) 12 CUP PERCOLATORS _ _ _ _ , • • • AI Fladii.J SeeThe llnasford (21-f) VL Ada (IJ..7) Full Llnr HAND MIXERS----At lolll.boc GreOI Carey, (21.0) n. Delta <1U) At . •• At DoRArchbold (20-ll) .. Holpte (21 T0rug • ht'S Dis • SELL OUT OF ALL NEW CLASSICS (4) New York U. 68 De Paul U NAJA Towuey AI Kaa... Clly, Mo. Dayton, Cincinnati Seek Upset Wins River Neurs AMERICANS (3) Temple 88 Virginia Tecb 73 a:: I H •taJ N .E I 1 COLLEGl Scores :!:e. MaJ'Or Banks Hike Interest • a, F~U~:D· DOWN tlPl 8ports Writer IJalketi).U IUid clillrle.~er .. wards were presented Friday '' -· Th~' IS';u.m~ Until recent years, the prolesmorninl In 1 Sports Assem~ly e 'fii American education. alonal educators have concen· In the Pomeroy Junior Htgh ~ · factors have greaUy their membenblp In the School Andltorlum. c . traditioJ1 . whtch had Nallonai Education Aa8oclatlon Head Coach Russett Moore War II, b lltiD& qnCe4 1 4 RIY eaene lett, u11M4 lbiM Wodd 1 ; unqueslliJnlngly acorpted In and Its affiliated org811izations. presented U. V11'11ty awards . OUT OF THE MOTHBALLS?: Part of tbe 1 1011·· er r lila puqu4," ·. ( :past d found and B d Bi k I istant "P IIUI sent to VIet NIIL Tlll 1lll&oD eaiiiiU liiiJI "rril · , ·'· ~ 1 ,. Recent evelopmentbave . u e e, ass .- __,...._.;__.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.._..,..._ _ _..;..~·.;. ~ : PareliS lhotlld be aware 811 lncrHslngly llll'le aumber IIOIClt, 1ave !etten to reserves I :these majQr movements ol aducators joining the 111110!11. llld freshmen. . 18. TINA LOtliSE TO IIWIRY P are atrecUng tilt Without, 11 this time, diiCUIIo Mrl. Dlnl Kouhlger, . cheer· LOS ANGELES CVPI) _ yow ~ :scene .. and ultimately the merits of th1B moveleader llpClDSor, gave •wards Tina LoulH, • IOd well aswould obviously, it will • -·· Hurore ·~·lo hlgb cberleeden Tor~-·" LI I a , children Perhaps asthese implication• for have the 0 ver L<JlJ• l'i senior Fultz, IJnda. Haggy, Slndra lelevilioa .. , __ty . -~ n ' e" eiient topics for PTAs educational IICelle. . ~APE KBNNEDY - AMER- Heodricks, Jelllllfer MetK;hlllt1 Crllle, 21, pliD to be married · . • ·other educational · The ci•ll rights movement teas Gemlnl B spacellhlp has Shirley Baxter and Beclty Ilea~• MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UP!! April 1 111 nearby Btverl7 Hllll. CoqNqJIIIIi Walter il~ ltfGel. r Proi)Gbly tbe most hu already and will COIIIinue 10 eltared tba laSt hlg hurdle In IIJid allo 10 jullloroJ!ljh ~ -The u.:s: rl!ce 10 the nwon Tbt couplt annoultced their ler iDDounced IOila1 lliJt ,tbl il and widest kllo\Vll cblllle Ia affect education for many a tone serlea of tests leaillng leader• Clllrisll Potlel', ~811 moved a step lhead Thursday piiDI Tlnll'ldi,Y Wllttl tbly Ohio. Department of ;Dev• U 1su~tanUal llnanclal to come. hlel!'ltion hu up to Tuesday'• start of a new Lannlnl. NIDCI' ~· and lfter two liear4ed. scie~tistl Adult Ed!IC!atlon Cla11e1 In obtalned a marrlap Ucente. ment bu been IP'IDteCI ~1,11118 . ~ · 0f. the federal • variety of cbang111 in space spectacle calling for the Kenda Chaney. emerged from a tiny "moon- typing, office macltin111 and to lid JacUon County Ill plll)o 1 · v~ Ukely this . have schools. Curriculum, book~, first ~atei~te hookup and a Awarded varalty bsllketball bugly" in ~ag'a first simulated bookkeeping were completed for IP'OWlh ~ and ;~tlopo ' I greatest single tmpact personnel and facU record walk lll'Otlnd I be medals were Bruce Simpson, 18 • di,Y v1slt to the moon. Wedneadi,Y In Eallml Local s ,. the years. MilliDns are afleeted. world. Dick Kntaltt, and I.an1' ·iWllel:, However, Dr. Wernher voo School Dlitricl Tbe IDlPUDI covm ' 'II per F I I are golD& illto Within t.!le llchool proifam Tbt craft lhst wlJl take at- V~lty lllten went to Dick Brailll, wbo Wal there to greet Tbe 30 hour COW'J• wert ceot of tbe total planjllill IUid • areu and aU ltvell ba found a number of lrOIIauts NeD ArnlJirq and Werry, Rex Cumin&l, lonllil till mea, ·laid the Untied States taught by Norman Blbr, prtno wiD be eupplemenled by ,10,668 PfOil'llll. acUvillll. 'l'lll valt Dlvid Scott 1111 tile lllret ' day Logan, Bill· Moore, DOll awllho is .in danglr of loalng tbe race ci al of Eaatem IIICh School. from local fundi for &wa: JllrL major movement accumulation of knowledge in orbital voyage woand up an II· er, Steve Finlaw, and Bill Rad- to the · moon with the Soviet was ouilted by Mrs. 1Jla YORK (UPI - The . . of teachers. areas as space ezpiora· hour simulated flight test late ford. Tom Woods and John Union. Van Meter . nation I major bsllkl Thtlrlday Moeller aald the van!.WOUld of lffi!jor cities Uon, medicine. social studies, Thursday night with no appar Bash received li!IMI~' tel- Yon Braun, !14, German-hom Comple~l one or more of lncreued lbe lllterest rate they be allocated to IUCb ,:~ areu hm mathematles hu cUreclly enl dilftculty. Thll elmed the tars. director of the National Aero- the couraa were Patricia Aim charge on prime low - tho~ 11 the preparaUon of '· hue s teachers joining the c u r r I c u I u m. way for tilt start of ftnallauncb Reserve playei-1 winDing Jet- nauUcs and Space Admlnlstra· Baile~ Lyndall Lout.. Lyons, term loans to the country I map1, analysla of land • · ~ Parenti are familiar with tha preparations. ters were Btb Whaley, Cecil lion's Martllall Spacefightinl Gladya Barller, Judltb Arlene biggest corporat!Oill - from & ulaUon lltodlea, and overall aenmath, lncrtaled actence t41dklff, AIID 8wlndtll, Jeet Center at Huntsville, AI. aaid: Roberts, Linda Lou B8lll:l, to 5\i per cent eral ecooomlc , deve.ent education, and other <urrlCUo Compromi" Matk Haggy, Jim Anderson, Jac~ "unless we keep running like Mildred Caldwell, Mrs. Robert The lncreau, the leeond In The usual grant II two ,• lhlrds f 111111 improvemenill. WASHINGTON _ PIIJ!SI. Stanley, Jeff Burt, Lorhll vau- lieU tbtrt Is a good chanae of Wood, Mrs. Roy Holter, Mu. three months, bad the IJDme. of the amount osedad, . but, '''·, Perhaps one of the leu dat Jolmaon IUid the AJI'L.CIO gMn and Jolm Goodwin. Recti¥• gelllnt ticked, They have a Roger Toney, Mary K. Rose, dlate effect of wlplftl out 1 gain Jlcka1111 County hsi bela dlllg• • .d'..o~ publiciZed but extremely lmpor- haw. eompromiled their diller· ing lrosh !etten wert Bob Bur- very good prtiflm." Martha E. Ro.se, Mrs. Paul Ba· of nearly oevea polnta In the naled a redevelopment • aa, • tant ehaftles b the Qew breed encea tvB" the of an fa. delle Kenny Encll•h Jim Crow er Mazie Holsinger Cheryl Dow Jones Industrial a.verage tbiJ l!'anl Is a tbreo • quart,.-a 1 1111 r FRIDAY of educator being trained in the cruse in th. u. s. mlnlmum Sam 'Amok!, Jeff w'my, IARLOJI'II' Ill GOOD B~lz. Berbara ~b, Helen on the shaky New York Stock IP'anl, be Indicated. . ! MARY SHRINE, WHITE colleges and unlvel'lltles. Thore Wllf with 111 lldmlnlitralion 'ter Roulb, BeDillt Wrl&ht, Jell! HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Actor Blake, Mrs. Helen Kaylor, Exchaftle. .The planned effecl ... · s SHRINE of Jerusalem has been a IJI'owlng atUtu.Je of pltdga 1o IHk 1 11 Cll!l 111 Mlllkln, Sl"'e llafgy, ~ Boris Karloft, 78, Is "conlinuing Mar" 'litcllie, Barbara Hens- is to lighten credit to the World producllo.n;,of olive on I meet in regular Sf!SSion a1 the research and ezperlmentatioa hour hooot. Ferren: Kelly MeKeMit and· to convalesce satisfactorily" ley, Marvene Caldwell, Audrey b 8 n k s' bell customers- in the 1965-66 seasOn Is ex· l: IOQF, hail, Frldiy at 1 p.m. Tradillonal practlcea Itt belftl Tlte agreemeot would a11o Milia StUI. today, according to attendants McCoy, Ethyl Bentz, Ada BJs. the corporaUons. peeled to reach 1,235,000 tons, There wlll be 1 ~er!monlal Md questioned. Some are excellent provide lllinlmwn waca covtrat Good Samaritan Hospital, sell, Eloise Connolly, Leona The increase waa dl!llllled to says the U. S. Department of ( election of olflcers. while others should be chiD8ed. ege to ID additional 7 mOIIon - - where he un~erwent minor Hensley, Lucille Leilhelt, Gen- cut down the ~uge number of AarJculture. ' SATURDAY Ali ol these movemenill have workers, bringiag the total of kid"':y IUriOI'Y two weeks ago. eva Leonard, Catherine Miller, prime-rate busmllllS loans ~c ·. ' KYGER WOMEN'S advantages and disadvantages. llwse <OVered to M mllllOII. U 0sp1 eWS "Ilia condltioa Is good," 1 Mary Nichols, Gathle Sanden, ing a period whea bank lendiftl Meramec Cav!!l'llll 0111t.otltl! 66 ' ty will hold , !'UJllllllge sale Many decisions must be made the law 11 approved the $lH 11pokesman said Thursday, ad· Mrs. Reid Young, Paullne Chad· rates lor these loans are belo"' in Milsourl hu 1 rlmsillne dam ' Friday and Saturday. March the comlng months and minimum wage wouki 10 '11 • ding that no data hal been set well, Ell~ Osbome and Laura Uwse ol bond market and other whlcb is ono of till ..-&en 1D t and 12. in Middleport at many more will be faced in $1.4JJ lte!tl Feb. I, and then to ll:liload Roaplta . for his release. Mae Hartoftl. money market ntos. ony cave. c Davis Building loealed years. Parents are $l60 late Person~ entering Holzer Bot' first door abo;e Baker obligated to be aware of these · 1 year r. pilei during the Iaiii 2f houri 1 lure. The sale will begin and other activlt~es so that they Included: Sharoo L. Ballden, J 9 a. m. and continue through can make InteU;geot decisions Rt s Thurman; Lalftl J. p. m. eoch day. when needed. "' Strong, Rt. Z GaiUpolla; Gran4 MONDAY ville P. Burnett, Rl 1 Patriot; RIV ERVIEW PTA will Mra. James H. Snyder, VInton; March 14, st 7:30. The fill 3S aD Gnae Nldbtpt OantpoUs McKinley Dotson, Rt. l Galllpoceremony will be led by the Dam 11.1, 2o.l, runntnc 29 feet Us; Jamea E. Call, Rt. I Cl'o'IID Girl Scouts. The proiJI'am wiD on rollers, Pomeroy • MuoG City; Jamea H. Sands, Rt. 2 ~ . presented by the 7Lb and 2:1.65, Pt. Plwant 24.15, RJn.. t'ron City; Mrt. John H. Mc8:h grade English clau giving ton 1.02, Kanawbl Falla 1.70, Dermltt, Pt. Pleasant; Mill a rhoral reading and a skit wiD By Mrt. A. n. BoDey Charlestol! 11.71. London, MLJI'o Breoda 0. 8urton, M~; Gerbe presented by the Boy Scouta. Mr. llld Mrs. Delli 11u11111 ruet and Winfield diiDI w. . aid L. McBee, Letart, Cerl W. RETHE:L NO. liZ of the and son of Bolivar spent a week on the sills. Gerlach, Pt. Plwant; Mra: iiationai Order ol Job's Daugb- end with Ralph Ballard 1114 Boat Monmea111 Wlllllm T. Perry, Middleport, ~f,·s will meet at Pomeroy Grover White families. Ohio River- AliqUippa down Timothy E. Dill, Rt. 1 Mlnenilason!c Temple, Monday, Mr and Mrs. CliiHDCI Bur 13, 1:15 a.m.; IIl<ll up 11, 1:10 ville; Peggy B. Brown, WtiJ. zw p.m. of Columbkus spent a week end a.m.; Philip Sporn up It, 1:1141 lion; Mrs. Herbert E. Thomp~ POMEROY ELEMENTARY al their bom1 bare and with a.m.; Jaffboat up 11, I a.m.; IDn, RL 1 Ravawood; llrt. !ITA will meet Monday at Milo McDole. lleo!1e G. up 17, 1:1141 p.m.; Marion A. Durham, Rt. ~ Jack· p. m. Members are uked Mr. and Mrs. Junior Sorden Petmaylvanla up 17, 1:16 a.m.; IDA; Mrs. Vlrlll Landrum, Rl bring articles for a white eledaughter, Dlans, of Colum- Jefftr1011 up 17, S a.m.; Colina I Ray; llem1 Sherman, Jr., phant sale. A procram will bt bus called on Mrs. A. H. Batlq Queeo up 17, UO a.m.: p...,. Rl I South Pollll; David W. presented by 1bt O.U Drama Somday. up 18, S:&O a.m.; New MartiJia. McKlnnl~ WeOaton; Cyatbla G. Players. Mr. and Mrs. llarold Ragy Yllle don II, 4:30 a.m.: OV!C Hllu7, J!Dden. NEW BROWNIE daughtera, Mr. and Mra. down 18, 8:1~ a.m.; Demlder Blrlb ed at the Pomeroy Truaaell and famtly up 11, 1:25 a 1.; Walter Beet- lira. Paul H. Craig, Grlmma eftlary School wiD have Wednesday eveniJJg '!Jitb jord up It, 3..Al a.m.; Robert Landlnc. W. Va., dallihter, 12:· estiture aervice Monday . and Mrs. Earl Robinson Weal down 11, 8:24 a.m.; Bob 18 a.m. Thlll'lday; Mrs. Jllllel J p. m. at the ICbool. and family of Gallipolis. Benter up 23, UO a.m.: i\Uct R. Snyder, VInton, daughter, ..~ DAUGHTERS 0 r RUTH Mr. and Mrs. Ralph BaUard down 23, U6 a.m.: Rellablo up U6 a.m., Thursday; Mrs. WU. · · 1 can will meel at tho church and lamliy spent Saturday tvlllo a, 1 a.m.; A. J. PattaD down Uam T. Perry, Middleport, dau· llonday lor a potluck dinner w!C! Mr. and Mrt. t.lll1 O!'IOIIUP 1:30 p.m.; Buekeyt ghter, 4:11p.m. 'l'burlday; Mra. at aoon followed by lbe re~ . of Pine Grove. State up GrltDup U:30 UD.; WUlard G. Cos, Rt. 1 Northup, 1ar meeting. Mr. IIlii Mrs. Worley Davia, l'lmela D. up OrteliiiP I:Dil da~tar. 7:11 p.m. ThW'Iday. ' WSCS of HEATH Metbodltl Deiter, and Glen Davis, Lanp a.m.; Quseo City down Grtlfto . . . .ed Church wtil meet Monday oven- villa, spent Sunday wtth Mr. up &:40 a.m.; Kentueldu down Mrt. IJda Bunce, Mra. Ella Cabellero Top. 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. radio, under4 Dr. Sedan. Black, Twin grip cliff. Dowgard, backMarch 14 ai tilt church 11 and. Mr•. ArvU Holtrr and Mtldabl I:IO p.m.: p e ~ 11 E. Bunch, Mra. Raymond C. coating, Dowgard, dlrection signals. L.O.M. Window up lltea, wlndahleld washer. p. m. Mra. J1111111 Euler falDliy. llolmey up lleldabl 1:30 p.m.; Qtlldert, Mra. Don R. Crltcbwaahen, back up lite. pl-qram chalrmlll IIIII Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Ray Byel'l, Mi11 Susao up Meldallll p.m.; field, Mra. J. Harmon EvaDI, LIST t2339.5S - DEALER COST ~: ' : : del'oUoul chairman. Tannero Run, spent Monday af· Jerow up Mtldabl 7:10 p.m.; M!'l. Kartba J. Jubllna, LlwLIST$2140.40YOUR COST Jl wlli be lolrl. Bruce ternoon with Mra. A. H. BaDay. Lady Marjorie don Meldehl Lundy, Mrs. Arthur L. Mrs. Rattle Smltb, Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Eyn011 of I: !ID p.m.; Little 0eorp down Mlller, Mrl. Burleigh r . Oller, . Hennessy and Mra. ernoon .::rMepentA SundaHBayDaft. Meldahl 10:45 p.m.: Pete up :~W~l~ S~,Th MraL. "· · · ey. Meldahl 12·30 am.· Harry Dy• • · eo · Dr. Sedan, VB, 19B H.P. Caballero tan and white, Instruments Mr. and Mrl. Robtrl Tru1seU er up MeJciabl a.m., ltU.. Smltb, Cbarltt E. Slro111t, Danc Dr. Sta. Wagon. 6 cyL Brisbane blue with frost Ireclining seats, ind. seats, auto. trans. Twin grip and dallihtera, Roberta and ba Woods dowD · M I ay X. Stapleton, R. Scott Tay. white top, reclining seats, auto. trans. P.B. Radio, 1 cliff, power llteerlng, seat belts, 2 retrct, tll)ted Sandra, lleedso!Ue, R. D., re- . dahl ~ Jar, Samuel Treeoe, Mrs. Helelt white tires, wheel discs, light group, vialbillty 1 windshield, R. S. Speed, P.B. Radio, wblte tires, &an, walnut llnlsb, two key- cently were aupper IJII!IIa ol m., Brlmltoae up Mol •• Walton, Mrs. Mark G. WU· group.l. seat belts, .! retractable, 4 way hazard ayfo wire wheel coven with spinner, Dowaard, back· holrd, 11 pedals, COb!pletitiMr. and Mrs. Stanley Trussell. :tO a.m.: Alldrew calbouo down llaml, Jlllllel J. Weatfall, Mrt. lem, .uougard, IJ'/ waaher, backUp Utes. up Htea. . with ptrcUaslon, IJiriY with Mr. IUid Mrt. MllcheD Holly Meldabl 1:15 o.m.; Jouph Robert L. llwnphrayt and 1no I lood credit may take l)llnl several days 1n St. p"- Jonea down Meldabl 1:110 a.m. lant dalilhter, Mrs. Richard J . LIST t2916._.;_ DEAUR COST payments. Write Credit Dtll'lll. on bustneu. OallfpoOa llul Robll1 Moore and lnfiDt daughter, I LIST $3217.40- DIALIR COST . j pai~ment, Bo:lt 19i1, Mr. White and daugb. Reed up I:IJ p.m.; 8tell Trill- 111'1. John H. Retet IIIII lafant II Doril, and Mr. and Mrl. er up 10 p.m.; Franklla Pine daqhtar. lnsuranc. Ruuell and 10n IJlllll up 11:10 p.m.: lloulhorll dowD _ _ _,..,_ Atlantis aqua, with black vinyl top. 440 Hardtop, 4 10 i-:::::'h:"=-::-:----,-- Saturday .-1n1 with Mr. and ' a.m.: L. P'leoro ap t:fl Seeond Grader ba1 P.B. Radio, auto. traDI. White tires, 232 cu. ln. enC Dr. Sta. Wag. 6 cyl. Frost white, rec:liDIIlg se.U, '11)M,l81LI: - . . . . Mr1. Wateman White, Keno. a.m.; LIJP Ann dowD 7:11 a. E L p, 153 H.P. Dowaard. overdrive trans. lli5 H.P. engine P. 1Ift lallgate noellldt ,.., raw apon- Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr were m. . mer1ency Su11Je~1 window, Dowgard, Unted wlndaiileld~_whlte 16" 'jtor'a llcenaat Clfl n at Holzer Hoapltel ll'riday to eall Kaan1t1 lllnr - Alllll 8. ¥11'7 KatbryD Poelw, a aecwheel dllcs, C. lletrlng wb'e~ w.8. Wilber, tires, LIST t2710.90 - DEALER COST 11111< 011 Mrs. Dayton Raymaa and Marr111 down Mermet t:lll p. _. l!'adar at Mlddleport at• baekup lltel. ii?i\oc:;;pjiiii"'itt;u;e"O~ . Flo Newlun. m.: Semel down ilarmtl 1:41 llltDtlr7 ecltool, II a paUI!II ot mado 1111 1ep1 papert. Mr. and Mra. JUD!or !Jorden a.m.: 0. r. llbtll'tl' up Mar- Hallet Hospital where she Wto LIST $2872.20 - DIALII COST · reconll and a1mo11 IIIJ and Dlaoo, and ~tarllnr Orr of met uo o.m.: Fort Daarbom dtrw111t aa emerpncy appen. dOCIIIDtllll. Columbul called on Mr. and down Winlltld t:41 p.m.; Rallll deelomy operaUon. She is the lletd• 1amuc1. ,._.., CliJJt Orr. Z. down Winfield 7::MJ p.m.; H. daughter of Mr. llld Mrl. Dan· t 4 dt Mrs. Allct Clplhart of 511'1- £. Bou dowD Wlnlleld 11:• ay Pot!•. Mary klthryll II in ........._ _ _ _ _ _ moved len wee1t to her 05 p.m.: llalleaal 1J1 Wlnflald room rn. R• brolber, Curtts 4 Dr. Sedan. Brisbane blue, auto. trans, twin gyro 8 cyl. 4 Dr. Sedan. Balboa aquA, reellnin' aeats, home wblch waa buUt on her I a.m. Pooler, lV8I ~ from Columauto. lr11111. Twin pip dlff., P.B. Radlo, white ttua, dUf• .Pewer brakes, power ateerlna, P.B. Radio, .,P1J'ED dau(.lrer. Betty'• olace. llul iltiMti fll bar alUnlu. w.blte tltea, undercoated, seat belt, 2 retract. Dow· undercoated, IIIIU 11f9up, 1tat belts1•2retract, Dow· ·~ TO INTERE81 01 Mr. IUid Mra. Clint Orrllanf, wlllllililefd wilbm, backUp ntes. · &ard, wlli'diblald washer, backup Ute1. • M.UOili AR£A of Mr. IIIII Low lolfPI tWt laltlrdi,Y ,........, " 'J'q !. ' (...,~IllY se~neJ. foDJOl'OY·INdleport, o., Nareh ll, lMO lJPI Rrief~ Awards·Made ~ ~.~You, Your fhild, and School tcOntlJ!ued' 1rom Page u . In · Assembl.Y .. ., ,• I 1963 Pontiac Star Chief 4 dr. - • $2095 1962 Chevrolet Corvair 4 dr. Sed. $1195 1962 Mercury Comet 4 dr. Sedan $1195 1962 Dodge Lancer 2 dr. Sedan - - $1195 1962 Rambler Classic 4 dr. Sedan $1095 1962 Oldsmobile 4 dr. Sedan - $1795 1961 Pontiac 4 dr. Catalina - $1295 $695 1959 Chevrolet Sport Coupe $445 1958 Dodge 4 dr. Sedan 1957 Volkswagen 2 dr. Sedan 1957 Plymouth 4 dr. Sedan "'"' '7' YOU MEET THE HKEST PEOPLE ON A HONDA •595 •145 R.·H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. . "OHIO'S OLDIST DODGE DEALER" II$. HC~CI AVI. · MIDOLIPORT, 0. . ,.., ' ..... PIANOS H& R FIRESTONE. Hawk's Cycle Sales ·1) Grover Hill (IN) " Stryker (18-7} At a.uta ------------------· · .. · --....;...JI ' NmsfleJd st. Pefm (11-1) . _ lOA I D. I lllllt 111or111 of • - • 0Mn t te I MM. "111111'1. lol,t 1o I T- Wod Prl. DWIISTOU n.,·--------------..: ...__________ m.nu Att.ono. o. N. 2ND AVE. ' �,., '· '( • ~u, Sentinel, Pomeroy~~llddleport, 0, Marrb 11, 1~66-S 4-DIDy Sentinel, Pomeroy·lllddleport, 0., JWdl 11, 1111 ...l 61 Olds 98 2 Door H.T. At trans. All power1 radio ~d heater 61 Comet 4 Door 6 cvl. AI tronL Rodlo ond heater · 62 Fairlane 4 Door 8 cyl. Std. trana. 1nd heater RNio 63 ford Gal. ·soo Conv. 352 tnt. S~. trtftl, R1dio 1nd ......, 63 Chevrolet Imp. pml:huted to aofety jD a rice paddy and wu rescuecllllllnlrl. Alter the KoteiD War be C!1J11o . ple!A!d his edllcltton 11 Purdue WAP.utONITA Ohio (UPI) She doubled they would' l!lle 1daring adventtlres, will be the alene and Corrections. "Nell went to first grade In .UD!verslly, reeelvfnll a clegreo •'1111 )111'&1:1 of illtrcmaul Neil the astronaut before he begins I command pilot aboard the Gem. "I have never been to Flor· floy" because he has RI!Veral In aeronautical englD~ng Arma111J11a bead for Cape Ken· his scheduled space fligl).<Tues. ini 6 capsule. He will ettomJI ide,'' he oaid, "but we hope to home townt t~e Al'IIUIIl'ongS 1955. Shorl)y aJterward ho boo aedy Saturdoy 10 see their son day morning "because NASA io hook the nose of his ship on- get dewn to the oope iD two hevlng moved atOIII!d Ohio came a research pilot on tbe roctell!tl miD space "con· li<eeps those boys pretty busy.'' 1to an Agen• capsule fired into daya driving. I don't know how when he waa a traveUn& 1tate supersonic X . t5 Cl!nled" ltut confident of lhe t The Armstrvngs and their two !orbit siX minutes before he be- long we w•ll be there but we esaminer. airplane rnakfnll sir OY· SIJiltee8 of hil hlstortc mission. ulber children and three of gins his trip to achi8'(e h;&- plan to go over to Houston \ 'Neil went to flr4t grade In er the calllornla desert ''Nalurally 1 have a mother's their eight grandchildren, Ohio tory 's first link up of two or. when Neil holds a newt confer- three schoolt," his father uld. be wu appoln!A!d the natton'• - q for my son." Viola Gllv. James A. Rhodes, Finance biting vehicles. ence at the, SflllCO tenter after The IBJDlly lived near Wer· flrot etvillan spaceman In ~ said 18 she packed Director Richard L. Krabach Scott, an Air Force major, he completes the flight and the ron in Trumbull C~ty wnsre vember 11161. 1111 "lew but not many" new , and ••vera! hometown friends later will step outside lbe space various tests." Nell began his education. They tht ,.,, · AU.Obl Do later lived In Ashtabula County Nat!ll'a11y, s c1v s 111051 clOib!'J she bou&ht for their will be in Lhe VIP section when Iship ami . perform a two-hour , . o Y thea St. Marya near WapakoP· mous son h9s been mueb In Vlorlda trip. Armstrong and David Scott are and 15 mmute space walk I V. Ned hllll always ~on Ia• eta then In Wyandol County ... heart of the people In this ~·B~t this is a tremendous fired into their planned three· limes around th,e earth. 1 cinated br, fly1ug:'' h1s father ""' s1 b le<:ted lor "''-- for those boys nboanl day space trip. The astronauts father, Sle- recal.led, ev.er nee we look for' settllnf in Wapakon'ta In nee e Willi se . I d ld F 11144 where Nell began high flight. A prayer vlgll will lbot ~IJ!OUie, I. fulfillment of all , Pirsl Florida Trip phen, is a career stale employe an. mp ane rJ e m an. o ord ICbool beld lor him at lbe Un II c ., ·their• hopes aMI we are con-I Neil , whose life has been I oow the ass1stant ditector of the l'II·Motor when we . lived near ''So~e people beve trouble Cbri of Christ durllll lldent it wiD 10 all right." lilled with determination nnd Ohio Department of Mental Hy. Warren when be wu Ill." proiiOUilelns Wapakoneta," Mrs. 1118hl. A Jals homecoming Armotrolll laid. plellned U IOOD 81 II can "Tho .ilbl way to oay It," IITIIIJed. SJ. Rho explained to "put aeeent on the l!IU 'Wah' and the lhf 'Net' bul tho •net' 11 pronounced u 'Deed·tuh' Instead o! 'net. ah' 11 so many people aoy It" Told NOI To Worry . ''Naturally 1 am concerned," blo lather 11ld adcllns with 1 tturdy faith In what he wa 1 uylng bul wo have faith .,.. pltclt faith, that everythtng' will 80 rl8ht on the fll8ht." He said his aoo bad told him 1101 to worry beeaUH nobody would be shooting at blm u they did In the Ko1'8811 Wer. Armstrong flew 78 combat millions lor the Navy OylliJ off tho carrier U.S.S. Essex during !he Korean War. His plane was shot down but ne 4 dr. H.T. 8 ey. At trans.. p, s!Hring, and radio holttr 65 Ford !'air. 500 i Dr. Hardtop, 219 !no, Crvlslmatlc Low mileage lfiM, 65 Ford Gal. 500 i,dr. Hardlop, 219 ontiM, .ndard trtns. lltdlo tn4 tjulor As Ford Gal. 500 Copw. 352 eng. Sttf. trans.., redlo and h11ttr 64 Ford Gal. 500 KL. Conv. I cyl, At trtM., p, sttering, radiCI end htlt. er 64 Ford Gal. 500 2 dr . H.T. 352 ong. At trans., p. sfttring, rtdle, huter 62 Comet 2 Door 6 cyl. Std. trans. Ra41e 1nd htattr. 62 Ford G1l. 500 • dr. 8 cyl. At Tran!., P. dHrlng, ndfo and heater 63 Ford f8lr. 500 R•dlo end hnter 4 Dr. VI, AuJo, trant. Keith Goble Fonl USED CARLOT ·· '-' Locust & Syc1moN Sh. Middleport ~~fltl r"'' ,. ...... _, .. ..,,.. pilot NPil .<\rm!'itronf! Jn elvlllan dress. URGES FREE ZONII: TEL AVIV, laraol !UPI) Soviet Ambaa•ador Dlmllrl C1Juvakbln Thursday urged tht formation of a nuclear-free zone In the Middle Eost to hall the arms race. Addressing the lorael CouncU of the World Jewish Congre11, ~e al~ called for orgamzed Jew1s~ opmion. to back the Soviet fight Bia>nsl German "revanchist& and mill· larlsts." .IX DEPORTED NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) Tho government Thursday ordered the lmmedlat. deporta· I the boord of lhe Hadio Corp. of - -- - - - - - - lion of four Communist dlplolll America ' Ihe par<nt company and motion pictures, record and mats and two Communllt of ir>:HC~TVI and one of the tape playerwUI me111 into. a newsmen. The four were By RICK DU BROW j world's most respected commu- comprehensive system whtch identified as two first secreta. United Press International 1ni cations au thorities. The cur- l ~Ill become the communica· rits al the Soviet Embasly, a HOLLYWOOD iUPI) - A ren t splurge ol color television, lions center of the home. clerk at the Cbinose Communist predidion of a fantastic "rom· , ror instance, Is perhaps due "Through the communJca. Embassy and the second , mumcat10ns center" tn the more to hts: personal p10nccnng . . secretary at the C~h Embas. . . average home- .an the not too u£ lhe mnovatton than lo lions center m the home ' much sy· The ne wsmen were I 1 1 distant future - is causing much anything else. of the daily buslnesa of the Russian and a Czecll. talk by usuall y blase show SarnoH spoke this post i households will also be done. people who hea rd It described weekend lo a large ussembly of By pressing a button the M'~ki.Ecrw· WINbEBREI'!SF.R · a speech here. rennerw' sonbr of · '" · accep1·>ng housewife will be able to look M "' oy 11oII \ W<XJd' • e11te m d M me De . 1er or tl 1e future - i:lO award · 1 r. san rs. ba na.... 1ne 1en·• Th c rore,cas at the annual Screen 1 at the merchandise in departP 0d G 1'ld'5 . t . ' ner, yracuse, s ._n se ect role n0 t uncommo n t0 h'Jm-- d!' a Ul:eHr& ~d . pnzle-g vmg I ment stores and other local ed into membership in Sigma 1 was David Sarnoff. cb&irman of mncr . e sa1 , 1n par: Ta Om · By the mid-70s and possibly &bops and make her aeleclions u ega social fraternity at . . 1Cap>tal University. A graduale Lewis Repair Service sooner, htgh power broadcast "She will pu.tl another button of Pomeroy High lchool, Winesatell!l.es wndtU beam teleVISIOn and the computer will place the brenner Is an education major -FORp:ograms: a motwn pic~ures order and make the necessary at Capital. d>rectly w home receiVers deduction from her bank ---~ eHEATING anywhere m the world. In the account. She won't even have to Followed lila Order ePLUMBING not too diStant futur_e. mforma- write a check. Renrl Cbrilltophe, u-tleve eROOFING who became kfnll of Haiti ID hon Will !low m almost , llm>tless quanlitltes on laser 'Tomorrow's homes will have 1811 once ordered a compalight beams throng~ hollow libraries of great rums, oompa· ny ~f his soldiers to march off pipes extended from city to rable to Ieday's collections of a cliff to show their obedi· <>ty. musical recording•.••" ence and they did WY 2·2374 I "Our present Instruments' · I~ JIAUt , St. Mlddleoor1 telephone. radio, television, still fn another television hlghligbl -· : :;:;:;~;;:::;::;;; of the dinner, RiChard Lewine, Young lions In zoos oattdy ·· who guided last year's CBS-TV thetr deep <eated hunt1ng 111special, "My Name ia Barbra," llbtct by attacking the IH!ar~t • • . I • • &tarring Barbra Slroiaand, re- IOOVIng object - their mother 8 0 P T 0 M E T RI 5 ( celved the ~ward for the beet. tail. Office Hours: 9 to 12. l 1110 !Close at Noon on produced video show ol 1985. Thurs. _ East Court st.. Pomeroy And toastmaster Bob Hope, IIIAT IS THE TRUTH,,, laldng note ol the butchering of movies on. television, co~tted: "lalkmg about editmg on TV, people were upset when TV showed Ceell B. DeMille's 'Six Commandments.' " • Tv • RevJeW I Special Modeling Session .Is.Held fOr Contestants 4e&t illnost diiiJ,-~ ilie wu recelvetj 1111117 • ..,...,.,. UJIGI .\bW'-.. ;.; •, 'rhe Florlilo 1r1; w01 llrbts a reunion of tho Armstralfl ~~mDy. Her ·~lti'W:, ;1,.,, 1114 her l!Qf)lllld, D\'.J. 8, llolfmb, and lwo of lbelr lout Cblldra w01 be ~!~ere from M~ Falls, Wis. 81 wUI 11e their . . Dean, a foteJniD al 1 -Gealnl Motors pllllllla An4erlolt. (ljd., and his wife and 0111 111 their PT. PLEASANT - A 8pi!Cial modelfnl ltlslon was held 'l'llunldly niaht at tile Appalacb· laD p.,_ Co. audlterlum lor "MII8 llprlngtlme'' conteatanta with Mn. Lewis Tolle uelstln& the strls Ia 111811)' moclellllg pluoV .n:~-~ eoveWd ~~ 11111 "'"'"''luu"' an ......, Sulan Darst, opo!IIOI'ed by the ~a:-~~~G C~ e Ill, • .......,.~"' • · ur· plly Comjillll)'; Vlekle SIA!ele, IIPOiliOted by BiggiJ Department Store; Dsbble DaWIOII, IPOIIIOI'· ed ~ Flsber'o Departmeut Slore ·JIIsl Marjorie Bead ~ oorod ·by the Ben FrantliJI Comp111y; Mlsl Pegg lluJDB8ruer, lpoiiHied ·fly 0. J. Morrf.. lOll's; lftd Mlsl Betty Greem, sponsored by llardln'1 Shoe by the Point Pleuant Junior Woman's Club In cooperatlen with the mercbanfll division ol the Chamber of Comm~. The show will be held at the blgb I!Chool gym with adrnlssiono of 50 cents ftr adulta and 25 centa ltr children. AD chlldroll must be accompanied by an adult. 'nils year's theme "Hollday In Greece" will be accented by beautiful decoratioll!l with the decoration commit~ beaded by Mrs. Joe Forbus. Ushers for the affair will be members of the Raillbow far Girls. 'l'bo pregram cover wu designed by Miss Judy Burdette 1eca1 blgb IChool art teaebee. ' Models lor the show ara Rar· din's Shoe Center; Don and Jim Wiggins 8,lld Tim Daugherty; Fisher's: Margaret Shell, Diane and Debbie Fisher Ja•· Center. et Garrison, Mrs. Eu&ic; Bell· One ol lhll lfJ:ll, Ill blgb er, Debbie Dawsoo, Betty Green school aenlorll, ~ be selected and Levalee Minton; Biggs: at the JIUtllBI sprmg style show Kimberly Clark, Sharon CheeseMarch 17. brew, Lois Pyles, Pamela and The stylt show Is IJ)Oill!ored Jacqueline Pyles, Vickie Steele, r-;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-,l Connie Graham, and Shawn Wood; Morrison's: Shelia SmHh, Nadine Pearson, Pam s1 . Patty Hudson, Lindaloo three ebfldten. ... .o.:. .t'. · '"e UlrOIIIIUI'I wife, - IW" mer JIIQel SbHroD of j!:yiiLIJQQ, m., agd their c~ ...... '' aDd M k 3 wlU lclt .,~111lr • . I'll . 011 . evlslon at tba1r bomt Q11r 11M canMr II 'JUJu. pr~ud parenta;;~~:jl The aon 1 early life. lboir things Uko mowfnll hoojllawno In Upper lor ' 10 cents Ill hour. Richard B. Brading recalled Nell clerked In bll ~::;11 bere, Jeavfnll early on I lfternoons to bicycle miles to the airport to take lnll lessons wblle IIlli In "'~"'II school. Brading and his wile will be at Cepe K8111ledy for the blnalo oft. They, like olllor1 aoln.c to the cape, wUI pay lhelr own II· pen188. Tho proud lather 1ald Nell learried to fly an airplane ~ lore be learned to drive 111 automoblle, He obtained his pilot llcense II 18 tltt 1am1 YW hi was graduated !rom h 18 h oehool. "He used to allp books to bed and read with a flashlight ,,ben be was supposed to be aaleep," his mother recalled. "He was always good-natured and even . tempered," she aald. "He was an excellent atuden~ especially In scleott and math. He Uked to run and play with other children but hil first I hi book " wa. a ways s s. Mrs.inArmstrong Ia a e<~:~~II clerk the local aoU lion office and bas been •I . . We'D JUIYIP tflrWtt hoopa to 'lAM rour 1n1u,.;;ii"iib 4 Ul\1 .(· . 111• MULLEN ,._WY_f. Insurance Agency)~· ns 1. locond It, If,.. IJma't olnadr aeloet. ell , _ tbiDa, ...... like to *"" JG11 rttuDI - wide eholoo ol Ia b\!11~ Ill .SE - ( 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 ONLV ao.oo - - lot•- ... C.nwulent THnw 1 We're Going Far Out to Keep Sales Jumpin' At Karr &Van Zandt 64 Olds Dynamic 88 Hobday Std. $2495 V·B motor, automatic trans., pow•r brakes, power . steering, 6 ~·ay power aeat. radio, tinted glass, wbite , sidewall tires, wheel diacs, anti-spin dillerenttal. Fac· ·tory air. I, ·64 Olds F-85 Deluxe 4 Door ·· · · $1995 V-8 motor. automatic trans .. pwer steering, tinted gla,, radio. while sidewall tires. wheel discs, anti- ·spin differential. Beige with saddle interior. ·' 64 Pontiac Catalina 2 Door · ·· · $2295 Hard Top. With V.IJ motor, automutlc transmission . With power brake• and steering. 64 Olds Cutlass Coupe .. .. .. · ·., $1995 ! ,fie over blue with white vinyl Interior, t.IUcket . , a, V.IJ motor. auto. trans., ~ower brakes & stet'r· 1 tinted glass. 4 new white sidewall tires, radio, l, disrs. . . . , 6 ·~Chevrolet Impala 21)oor · ·· · $1395 'Hatd Top. 372 V-8 motor. Powerglide trans., radio, whl~ sidewall tires and wheel uiscs. 3~01ds, was $795 ···· ···· Now $595 ila.$ ~door. V.IJ motor, automatic trans., power brakes. Jl<i,Ii'Jr steering. radio. white •idewall tires, 2-tone Paf!lt. ,,, ·1· ·. Ford Thunderbird · · · · · ·· · · · · · $995 \1: . motor, automatic trans., power brakes and steor. I white sidewall tires. wh .. J disci, tinted glass, r o and factory air. 'J. Ramhler Classic 4 Door ··· · · · $1295 • erL enl!lne, automatic trans., power stMrtng, whtte ildewall11re~ wheel discs. black with red interior. Flctory AIR. • • AS-IS SPEOALS 5"1 Buick Century 2 Dr. H.T. f'u]l power. - - $395 motor, eutomatlc trans. lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE N 1 w' co·. M " PTON 0 D ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? LET INGELS DO IT! EXPERT INSTALLATION! ARMSTRONG'S ·· · linoleum , .. Inlaid Vinyl Floor ro,erine for every kind of floor. Bt-st patterns. Profe!!slonat in&tallation I:Jy us, or do It yourself. Call WY 2·2635 for fret esu~ mate. WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING MAG II ~xpen ID1tall1Uoa Satto!actlon Guaranteed 58 Ford 4 door ·- - - - - $295 V.S motor, automatic trans. MOTOR INGBS FURNITURE KARR & VAN ZANDT SALES 11Je. CliaDIIel Swim: Ne:d eek w s scheduled orbital mlsslon by two American 115\ronauts, In which one ol them Is e>:pec!A!d to take 1 lenibty "walk tn space," will be )liven utensive coverage by the networks, with the launching planned for Tuesday. • .the 1pace-walk hopefully will take place Wednesday, and splashdown Is scheduled f<>r Friday . . .the mission is aimlns at a re~Olll · ·And docking In IPIICO of a manned and unmanned vehicle, launc~ed the same ,day. Pomeroy MASON MASON, W. VA. ----- . ----- 245 E. Stat• St. Athena MOVE AHEAD I With e LINCOlN-CONTINENTAL {:ONFIDENCE. ·. : . eMERCURY • MERCURY COMn Mfhe lucctll C1r" Now Styling Lo1dor · . . ~~- . 4 Dr. Hard Top. Uke new all white flnlJb, wltb PHONE 193-661).1 .15 N. COURT ST. ~THENS, beluilful COLOR TV blue Interior. Power steerlnc and brmL Ont eutful )D. cal owner. .. . . \ 64 New York• Chrysler ~995 . GoiJ ·~·-·~··!~i; Gl~w~oodi, ~~~~~o~th:er~than~~Geor::se~~]· s-A-l-r,·• Crow's STEAK HOUSE .,. ,.•..... • ...... . to· ~· OPEN TONIGHT 6 TIL 8 P.M. The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company "'We Have Grown llecaUM We Have Helped SANDWICH Othert Grow" Member Pederal R-rv• System Membar Federel Deposit Insurance CorporatiOII · POMEROY, OHIO Luco-Luxury -· =.:: Coarl'l llalrdteaen There were 200 olllclal hall'- II dressera 818lgned It !HI Clllll of the Fre~~cb mourcb, Loull IV, ia the latter pari ol the to 17th ceotury, aeeo'"''"" ·~.,. Encyclopaedia BrltanJca. ==~·~i~~ II'Jwkloadt per milt. I -~~~· ~·· :;!~~ lbt will !live her a comple.ion everyone c:an admire? me llltroduce our IIi•• 3 Beauty her personally, a lesson in com. plelllon care free, and 1 com. pllmentary make up too. Young elrl• want • beautiful o:omplexion, we owe it to them to teach them how to obtaill it and care lor it. Make an appolnllllent now. illepl of g. rw While ... OIAIIIR K WDU C1 ·-~ ' 2M L Male .. .,.. . . . . .1. 75' ........ BEAUTY SALON - · ' ~ REG. $:U0 Loll e1 Sllow It's free. It hB1J been estimated that IOLAI~Ias Bartrurn • 10 • lnd! m~wlall clepoalts ever 5000 eubic yards of onowll .. or ,.. .~:::II -'h· •ver:J treet miltI 008 PhiM WV W557 _, ' I : I" I . • • l'olnoroy 13.11 J '. S JANLE Y HARDBOARD ' PAIEUIG t:lbilibi 63 Bonneville St. Weag~ ~~ ttl'S 1 1111 bell Adllllll In order lbat Oak Hill Society Notes 4 Dr. Hard Top SedlD. Pow~ wiJ!dOYf, IIPW....~ power brakea. Almost Ute the da}' II 'lfi* 161d, ~~ ,..quolse with matehlnc nylon Interior. ·. " ..--set · ... ldoa & AN EXTRA '2416 Conv. Cpe. You11 bave to lfe thl' one to ai'PftCiat.t.~ '\ llbeer beauty and Immaculate condttloa. Same ~ lti(·la " : : • Buick. Power ateerlnc and brake• aDd ~~ I Dotm• I . . . . . . tho - for excltlns • • ,.... b oc· c wi!h ...... OAK (!,l.tu WALNUT S6.78 r: ........ - 63 Buick Dlx. Special -.. •;·s~s '! VB 4 Dr. Station Wa1on. Orlslaal black fllllall IIJI$IIe Jlke the day It w., IOid. Contrutlng JliU. ea a perfect eneemble. Low mltease - top - Qf- NflJltiiKWtS!ii NEW McCULLOCH CRAW . SAW 60 Buick LeSabre • .. ·• f.895 MANY MORE VA~ES Sale Continues Until Saturday, March 19th You Don't Need Cash OPEN A BILD-A·COUNT Nothing Down Pay As Unle As $5.00 Monthly Station Wason. Ulle nt11 orl&blal hro !toDIIIe~· aa4 b Automatic trans. Power ateerlnund .l!rakea. . ., . j • '4! :~~~ fo'p. ~:c·b=:~lorlo!~ 1:,!.m& ... 61 Dodge Pion•er ·• ~ ' · ·• · liOMI!ROY1 0, . !IIlli ' • ,, aI ... CHERRY ~ • stfER-MAC awN ::;_ PAl ••ncaa McCULLOCH . . ~ BLAETTNARS·' 0. Republican Gene BaD'• llelllimilll Jll'lnwyllbeeta election haveMay beeR Mrs.Clifford Katherllle 1111 democrat should MYI t lit fast •n""l wll be lleld eaell Ill ballot lor the loth and m are Carder Mantforl Brumfield le<OIId and lolriiiTieiUy ol cemploted and are ready for !D). The candldateo bavo- beeR CandidaiA! U..IA!d on tho of receiving 1 uoul· !be every diOIItll beiJnaiDC oa tltt printers, according t. MaJ. certified by tho Secretary of lot lor tile two vacancles vote. Jell from Mardi IIIII. Gil Coualy Circuit CJert Ho• State. tho IIOJI1llll'tloa Mason Th mornfnll pi · tocedler Board of Education are: wDI be 1o tall 1 clooer 81*'-· County candldal.oll are Houoe D. Wedge, Pt. Pleaaant, 11011 and to bell' replar lad el Delegates, Lawrence Plants ert G. Adklnl, Pl Plea8811t: lllindJaR eommHtee ropoila. (Dl and Brerry J011e1 !R); James L. Wiggins, Pl AD 111emhon ollllo Chamber County Court, G. A. Biggs, ant: Dr. lAonard Brown, eio woD utile JII'OII are Jnvlt. (D) , Michael Whalen !D), Rush Pleoaon~ Ted Stevena, Pt. ed to allead lllo "da'd - t " A. Krodel (R) and Ple1188111, :Mn. Alu ~~:11 lflalr. 'l'bo meellaCt wm pi Gerlach, Jr., (R); land, Pliny aDd Jell N udenriJ at I. Mr. lftd Mrs. George Fred· lor Justice of Peace, Lewis IA!r Apple Grove. erick aDd Jack Fredel'lck vfs. lricl, Olivia L. Kincaid According to Schultz, th~~~~ !ted Mrs. Hattie Frederick oa no republican: candidate are approximately 14,000 el ·-"'l Sunday aftmloorl, ' constaable of Graham ble YDIA!rl Ill the Ceullly• ,.,._,... • "'" Sevetal from !len bave beenllrlct, Democrat Robert 111M there were ?,IU reglllerID with ftu. Kay, New Haven, DO ed republieans ud 1,700 rll!ifl..ll Speak March 17th Mrs. ZoRa Blgglllt!l!8ived an c811; Candidate lor IA!red democrats aDd a ~-II PI'. PLEAJANT - Mra. T..i. llllJIOUBcem.ent of the marriage pelldenll. lll'r J. Uvioay, w. Va. State of her nephew, Homer B~&~s, PT. PLEASANT - Arreola I~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Extension Specialist Clllld f>e. February 16 at the U;B. church recorded in the Ma11011 ~:II velopmenl and H:mu,n Rela- In Columbus. Ills bride is ~rom jail for the past 24 hours In• lions of Princeton, will speak to Uruonport, where .they reside. ed: Ellis Williams, 40, Pt. Plea· II Mason County Home Demo»slra- Mr. and Mrs. Milford. Freder· sant ; Beauford Harrison~=~~~ Uon Club members .. the 001111- ick of Eagle Ridgf! vlsi!A!d Mrs. 43, Rt. Z Letart; Elmer ty lesson entitled "Self Eval· Zona Biggs Sunday aftemoo&. slon. 51 . Pt. Pleasant; nation" on March 17th at 10 a. Lloyd Hollman of Chester re· Dean Lee. 31, Henderson, m. 11 Krodel Park. cently drilled a wa!A!r well lor charged with intoxication ; Checkbook records help you keep speqc Norman Frederick. Iwin Robbins, :!8, Pt. P:::;~::::ll Following a poUuck dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cox assault and battery • • in line; cancelled checks are sure receipd(~l noon, a wor~ on lmlttlng were here from Dayton for a Ail the arrests were madl and booking rug• will be held few days la•t week. They bad the Sheriff's Department. l'hyaot open your account, SOOD, willa ill'f.;t in the afternoon. Mrs. Lillian new doors Installed on their Fields, New Haven wiD show home here. · how to hook rugs. Mrs. Carl Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spencer! ASK TO WED 1 K~arllll, Mason, Mrs. P~ullnel and Vance called on Mr. and , PT. PLEASANT _ API>IYblgll Miller and Mrs. Tom Scally Mrs. Elson Spencer at Racine for marriage licenses In the will give iBstructiono 11 kllt- lreeently. · lice of the County Clerk were: tlng. -Mrs. llalllt Frederick Arthur Daniel McCoy, Jr., 23, Leon. and Mary Lucretia R~gn Roush, n, New Haven. Frank '-'0.1 Pierce Sherrick, 66, Lancas!A!r, · Ohio, and Mary Claressa Ashbaugh, 61, Laacas!A!r, Ohio. the regular teachilll! list It iB oot known what possible the oubstltuiA! roll. useful purpose thll peculiar Ulder Tille I, . habit maJ serve. and Secondary l!ducation Rectangular 63 Bu.ICk LeSabre • • .. S' lt}fts 'J 'J''J'• . It shows Ita tender evellllidtlll4 out. "YOUR DIAL IS OUR DIAL" HIIIII&D Dlstr.lct, motmot of tropical ~~ Wlloon ud Carolyn 11 ~bo trims off Ita tat! Miller Wiley were lamed 1w a skin MOTOROLA ".. .' .... FROM MEIGS cou·NTY'S OLDES .. T JUCWIIU eolldltloa; Dlallngullht<l Motor Car 'l11e ord l!c:hultz. Ballot MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE DURING OUR WINTER SALE recl . ¥1111111~ Amerlc•'• Pfntst POINT PLEASANT - volel PF81Urt 1 The With 64 Wildcat l$uif;k LV 3-4550 meroe, 1111 UHIUieed 1 brat ~O:..wl: '!s r~.\:~~~ 64 Catalina Pontiac - -- Diles Radioear Co. but one ollhe electoral Tel.o. Patty Haught, Tammy. Simpson, Joe Smith and .Mar jorie Head; G. c. Murphy: Nik· tl Nibert, Nita Walden, Diana Brewer, Susan Hammack, NaD· cy Sayre, Cheryl Bledsoe, and Tonda Wise; Fashion Center, Mary K. Haddox, eamaletta.St... vens, Bobbi Cruickshank, SU8811 Darst, Saundra Shearer, Caro. line Windsor, and Gloria Fridloy; Bea Fraaklin: Shad 1111d Ned Schroeder, BiD Wellmaa, POINT PLEASANT n ftve IA!achers were employed for George Wllllamson, Harold Lil- ert Shertzer has resigned as the March !·May 31 term. Elev· lie, Danny Jobosoil and Randy coach, ellecUve June 30: a 1 d en persons wero umed teach· Generals Lee and Grant Daoiela. Dick Ware was to re- ers aides. •· agaia after the surrender place him during Mrs. Bill VanHorn will be Appomattox. ~rtly after meeting of the Masoa secretary of the Title I pro- war, Lee, passing thrliughtll Lula Konstantello1 Board al Education. '::.~:~··. untll Aug. 31. Jessie Wasbillgton, stopped at Die~~ on Wednesday Shertzer hu been athletic df. """' Hunter wu named dine- White House to pay his reBJteclltll PI'. PLEASANT - Lulu Mae tor of the program. [to Presidellt Granl Konstantellos, 86, Hogsett, died rector and head loethall Dates appreved include HanWednesday at her home. She at Point Pleasalll High 1an High School, Sunday May had been In failing health the lor If years. 21, baccalaureate; May 23, 1 past lew years. The reslgnaUon wu from the class day, and May 24, comShe was bora February 12, directorship and coaching meucemeRt; Wahama, May 22. 1880 ia Mason County, the dau. ies, but did net Involve baccalaureate, with gh!A!r o! the late John and Mary ing. ment on May :13. Potts. She was the widow of Prillelpol Roy Lloyd of mm-·11 James Konstanlellu. There are Wore wa1 named to a derson Sclloel wao named to no Immediate survivors. year contract, effective July I, bead "Operation Head Start" Funeral service will be held Mrs. Mabel Blessing wao lor tbo eomfnll year. Saturday z p.m. In the Pells en a leave of aheeuce. Two Budget matters - e EUB Chapel, of which she was cbers, Alice Bartley aad red untH a &pedal meeting a member and burial will be in Belle Dunn, were appoln!A!d be ealled. the Potts cemetery. FrIends attend lllo aliDual spring coun·l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; may call at the Mohr. Stevens ell at Charleston. Funeral Home alter 6 p.m. FrJ.. Mrs. 8a1Jelda Wore was aat... ll day. ed librarian of Wabama Higl1ll IINuty Tips Pecallar Babll Schoo~ eftective Ill the Mothers, do America K & C Jewelers all'~ ~" 11..1 Jamet .un::=ed dSh All '--al Candid : ~p:!n~eu:'"=: ·Complete owing UJC · ales .~n1 1 ec1820 tor ·.a/h1~'!ta "t:.~! .t;: ~.ooocomlltl BeiYIPuiey,_.,..,dtr.e. lOLA'S FURNITURI! CO. ....__ · ...... ... .... answer .., ...._. .,.~~ ........on p1.. IIUJUY more important f..U caD Pontiac'• finest and best, and thlo one · ~a riallY. _ . U.w .. found in tho rtYealinc aew mileage. Power lteerlnl alld bi'UtL HydnmaUc'~f.' booklet. "Tho1't)Jt,h About Norv. Dee!Deu." Write, phone or mil ao today lor your FREE copy. n-. ia no obHpUML Stl. Wagon. Beautiful .1111111 blue f!Jlab wllll N~f: ,&. ~ :~t Interior. One carefuT owner. ~ eltln .JI!'Idt ~ ~ • .: ..~ "' RAY RIGGS, INC. CIMAC I'INANCINCl WY 2·5343 1 MOHAWK 55 Buick 4 door _ _ _ _ __ $.50 y., I -;:;;x:=·= Ballot Sheets for May IOth Primary are Shertzer S as Coach Of Big Blacks Gn·d Team tMt '' r.o~~ ' ( WERNER .RADIO c&.T.V. :'\:',a_ ,. · 1111 dtctl sur I tal._ ollul THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. The DepiFtment Store Of Building Since 1915 '· l lllluui1 WY2-3193 lftd WYNm �,., '· '( • ~u, Sentinel, Pomeroy~~llddleport, 0, Marrb 11, 1~66-S 4-DIDy Sentinel, Pomeroy·lllddleport, 0., JWdl 11, 1111 ...l 61 Olds 98 2 Door H.T. At trans. All power1 radio ~d heater 61 Comet 4 Door 6 cvl. AI tronL Rodlo ond heater · 62 Fairlane 4 Door 8 cyl. Std. trana. 1nd heater RNio 63 ford Gal. ·soo Conv. 352 tnt. S~. trtftl, R1dio 1nd ......, 63 Chevrolet Imp. pml:huted to aofety jD a rice paddy and wu rescuecllllllnlrl. Alter the KoteiD War be C!1J11o . ple!A!d his edllcltton 11 Purdue WAP.utONITA Ohio (UPI) She doubled they would' l!lle 1daring adventtlres, will be the alene and Corrections. "Nell went to first grade In .UD!verslly, reeelvfnll a clegreo •'1111 )111'&1:1 of illtrcmaul Neil the astronaut before he begins I command pilot aboard the Gem. "I have never been to Flor· floy" because he has RI!Veral In aeronautical englD~ng Arma111J11a bead for Cape Ken· his scheduled space fligl).<Tues. ini 6 capsule. He will ettomJI ide,'' he oaid, "but we hope to home townt t~e Al'IIUIIl'ongS 1955. Shorl)y aJterward ho boo aedy Saturdoy 10 see their son day morning "because NASA io hook the nose of his ship on- get dewn to the oope iD two hevlng moved atOIII!d Ohio came a research pilot on tbe roctell!tl miD space "con· li<eeps those boys pretty busy.'' 1to an Agen• capsule fired into daya driving. I don't know how when he waa a traveUn& 1tate supersonic X . t5 Cl!nled" ltut confident of lhe t The Armstrvngs and their two !orbit siX minutes before he be- long we w•ll be there but we esaminer. airplane rnakfnll sir OY· SIJiltee8 of hil hlstortc mission. ulber children and three of gins his trip to achi8'(e h;&- plan to go over to Houston \ 'Neil went to flr4t grade In er the calllornla desert ''Nalurally 1 have a mother's their eight grandchildren, Ohio tory 's first link up of two or. when Neil holds a newt confer- three schoolt," his father uld. be wu appoln!A!d the natton'• - q for my son." Viola Gllv. James A. Rhodes, Finance biting vehicles. ence at the, SflllCO tenter after The IBJDlly lived near Wer· flrot etvillan spaceman In ~ said 18 she packed Director Richard L. Krabach Scott, an Air Force major, he completes the flight and the ron in Trumbull C~ty wnsre vember 11161. 1111 "lew but not many" new , and ••vera! hometown friends later will step outside lbe space various tests." Nell began his education. They tht ,.,, · AU.Obl Do later lived In Ashtabula County Nat!ll'a11y, s c1v s 111051 clOib!'J she bou&ht for their will be in Lhe VIP section when Iship ami . perform a two-hour , . o Y thea St. Marya near WapakoP· mous son h9s been mueb In Vlorlda trip. Armstrong and David Scott are and 15 mmute space walk I V. Ned hllll always ~on Ia• eta then In Wyandol County ... heart of the people In this ~·B~t this is a tremendous fired into their planned three· limes around th,e earth. 1 cinated br, fly1ug:'' h1s father ""' s1 b le<:ted lor "''-- for those boys nboanl day space trip. The astronauts father, Sle- recal.led, ev.er nee we look for' settllnf in Wapakon'ta In nee e Willi se . I d ld F 11144 where Nell began high flight. A prayer vlgll will lbot ~IJ!OUie, I. fulfillment of all , Pirsl Florida Trip phen, is a career stale employe an. mp ane rJ e m an. o ord ICbool beld lor him at lbe Un II c ., ·their• hopes aMI we are con-I Neil , whose life has been I oow the ass1stant ditector of the l'II·Motor when we . lived near ''So~e people beve trouble Cbri of Christ durllll lldent it wiD 10 all right." lilled with determination nnd Ohio Department of Mental Hy. Warren when be wu Ill." proiiOUilelns Wapakoneta," Mrs. 1118hl. A Jals homecoming Armotrolll laid. plellned U IOOD 81 II can "Tho .ilbl way to oay It," IITIIIJed. SJ. Rho explained to "put aeeent on the l!IU 'Wah' and the lhf 'Net' bul tho •net' 11 pronounced u 'Deed·tuh' Instead o! 'net. ah' 11 so many people aoy It" Told NOI To Worry . ''Naturally 1 am concerned," blo lather 11ld adcllns with 1 tturdy faith In what he wa 1 uylng bul wo have faith .,.. pltclt faith, that everythtng' will 80 rl8ht on the fll8ht." He said his aoo bad told him 1101 to worry beeaUH nobody would be shooting at blm u they did In the Ko1'8811 Wer. Armstrong flew 78 combat millions lor the Navy OylliJ off tho carrier U.S.S. Essex during !he Korean War. His plane was shot down but ne 4 dr. H.T. 8 ey. At trans.. p, s!Hring, and radio holttr 65 Ford !'air. 500 i Dr. Hardtop, 219 !no, Crvlslmatlc Low mileage lfiM, 65 Ford Gal. 500 i,dr. Hardlop, 219 ontiM, .ndard trtns. lltdlo tn4 tjulor As Ford Gal. 500 Copw. 352 eng. Sttf. trans.., redlo and h11ttr 64 Ford Gal. 500 KL. Conv. I cyl, At trtM., p, sttering, radiCI end htlt. er 64 Ford Gal. 500 2 dr . H.T. 352 ong. At trans., p. sfttring, rtdle, huter 62 Comet 2 Door 6 cyl. Std. trans. Ra41e 1nd htattr. 62 Ford G1l. 500 • dr. 8 cyl. At Tran!., P. dHrlng, ndfo and heater 63 Ford f8lr. 500 R•dlo end hnter 4 Dr. VI, AuJo, trant. Keith Goble Fonl USED CARLOT ·· '-' Locust & Syc1moN Sh. Middleport ~~fltl r"'' ,. ...... _, .. ..,,.. pilot NPil .<\rm!'itronf! Jn elvlllan dress. URGES FREE ZONII: TEL AVIV, laraol !UPI) Soviet Ambaa•ador Dlmllrl C1Juvakbln Thursday urged tht formation of a nuclear-free zone In the Middle Eost to hall the arms race. Addressing the lorael CouncU of the World Jewish Congre11, ~e al~ called for orgamzed Jew1s~ opmion. to back the Soviet fight Bia>nsl German "revanchist& and mill· larlsts." .IX DEPORTED NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) Tho government Thursday ordered the lmmedlat. deporta· I the boord of lhe Hadio Corp. of - -- - - - - - - lion of four Communist dlplolll America ' Ihe par<nt company and motion pictures, record and mats and two Communllt of ir>:HC~TVI and one of the tape playerwUI me111 into. a newsmen. The four were By RICK DU BROW j world's most respected commu- comprehensive system whtch identified as two first secreta. United Press International 1ni cations au thorities. The cur- l ~Ill become the communica· rits al the Soviet Embasly, a HOLLYWOOD iUPI) - A ren t splurge ol color television, lions center of the home. clerk at the Cbinose Communist predidion of a fantastic "rom· , ror instance, Is perhaps due "Through the communJca. Embassy and the second , mumcat10ns center" tn the more to hts: personal p10nccnng . . secretary at the C~h Embas. . . average home- .an the not too u£ lhe mnovatton than lo lions center m the home ' much sy· The ne wsmen were I 1 1 distant future - is causing much anything else. of the daily buslnesa of the Russian and a Czecll. talk by usuall y blase show SarnoH spoke this post i households will also be done. people who hea rd It described weekend lo a large ussembly of By pressing a button the M'~ki.Ecrw· WINbEBREI'!SF.R · a speech here. rennerw' sonbr of · '" · accep1·>ng housewife will be able to look M "' oy 11oII \ W<XJd' • e11te m d M me De . 1er or tl 1e future - i:lO award · 1 r. san rs. ba na.... 1ne 1en·• Th c rore,cas at the annual Screen 1 at the merchandise in departP 0d G 1'ld'5 . t . ' ner, yracuse, s ._n se ect role n0 t uncommo n t0 h'Jm-- d!' a Ul:eHr& ~d . pnzle-g vmg I ment stores and other local ed into membership in Sigma 1 was David Sarnoff. cb&irman of mncr . e sa1 , 1n par: Ta Om · By the mid-70s and possibly &bops and make her aeleclions u ega social fraternity at . . 1Cap>tal University. A graduale Lewis Repair Service sooner, htgh power broadcast "She will pu.tl another button of Pomeroy High lchool, Winesatell!l.es wndtU beam teleVISIOn and the computer will place the brenner Is an education major -FORp:ograms: a motwn pic~ures order and make the necessary at Capital. d>rectly w home receiVers deduction from her bank ---~ eHEATING anywhere m the world. In the account. She won't even have to Followed lila Order ePLUMBING not too diStant futur_e. mforma- write a check. Renrl Cbrilltophe, u-tleve eROOFING who became kfnll of Haiti ID hon Will !low m almost , llm>tless quanlitltes on laser 'Tomorrow's homes will have 1811 once ordered a compalight beams throng~ hollow libraries of great rums, oompa· ny ~f his soldiers to march off pipes extended from city to rable to Ieday's collections of a cliff to show their obedi· <>ty. musical recording•.••" ence and they did WY 2·2374 I "Our present Instruments' · I~ JIAUt , St. Mlddleoor1 telephone. radio, television, still fn another television hlghligbl -· : :;:;:;~;;:::;::;;; of the dinner, RiChard Lewine, Young lions In zoos oattdy ·· who guided last year's CBS-TV thetr deep <eated hunt1ng 111special, "My Name ia Barbra," llbtct by attacking the IH!ar~t • • . I • • &tarring Barbra Slroiaand, re- IOOVIng object - their mother 8 0 P T 0 M E T RI 5 ( celved the ~ward for the beet. tail. Office Hours: 9 to 12. l 1110 !Close at Noon on produced video show ol 1985. Thurs. _ East Court st.. Pomeroy And toastmaster Bob Hope, IIIAT IS THE TRUTH,,, laldng note ol the butchering of movies on. television, co~tted: "lalkmg about editmg on TV, people were upset when TV showed Ceell B. DeMille's 'Six Commandments.' " • Tv • RevJeW I Special Modeling Session .Is.Held fOr Contestants 4e&t illnost diiiJ,-~ ilie wu recelvetj 1111117 • ..,...,.,. UJIGI .\bW'-.. ;.; •, 'rhe Florlilo 1r1; w01 llrbts a reunion of tho Armstralfl ~~mDy. Her ·~lti'W:, ;1,.,, 1114 her l!Qf)lllld, D\'.J. 8, llolfmb, and lwo of lbelr lout Cblldra w01 be ~!~ere from M~ Falls, Wis. 81 wUI 11e their . . Dean, a foteJniD al 1 -Gealnl Motors pllllllla An4erlolt. (ljd., and his wife and 0111 111 their PT. PLEASANT - A 8pi!Cial modelfnl ltlslon was held 'l'llunldly niaht at tile Appalacb· laD p.,_ Co. audlterlum lor "MII8 llprlngtlme'' conteatanta with Mn. Lewis Tolle uelstln& the strls Ia 111811)' moclellllg pluoV .n:~-~ eoveWd ~~ 11111 "'"'"''luu"' an ......, Sulan Darst, opo!IIOI'ed by the ~a:-~~~G C~ e Ill, • .......,.~"' • · ur· plly Comjillll)'; Vlekle SIA!ele, IIPOiliOted by BiggiJ Department Store; Dsbble DaWIOII, IPOIIIOI'· ed ~ Flsber'o Departmeut Slore ·JIIsl Marjorie Bead ~ oorod ·by the Ben FrantliJI Comp111y; Mlsl Pegg lluJDB8ruer, lpoiiHied ·fly 0. J. Morrf.. lOll's; lftd Mlsl Betty Greem, sponsored by llardln'1 Shoe by the Point Pleuant Junior Woman's Club In cooperatlen with the mercbanfll division ol the Chamber of Comm~. The show will be held at the blgb I!Chool gym with adrnlssiono of 50 cents ftr adulta and 25 centa ltr children. AD chlldroll must be accompanied by an adult. 'nils year's theme "Hollday In Greece" will be accented by beautiful decoratioll!l with the decoration commit~ beaded by Mrs. Joe Forbus. Ushers for the affair will be members of the Raillbow far Girls. 'l'bo pregram cover wu designed by Miss Judy Burdette 1eca1 blgb IChool art teaebee. ' Models lor the show ara Rar· din's Shoe Center; Don and Jim Wiggins 8,lld Tim Daugherty; Fisher's: Margaret Shell, Diane and Debbie Fisher Ja•· Center. et Garrison, Mrs. Eu&ic; Bell· One ol lhll lfJ:ll, Ill blgb er, Debbie Dawsoo, Betty Green school aenlorll, ~ be selected and Levalee Minton; Biggs: at the JIUtllBI sprmg style show Kimberly Clark, Sharon CheeseMarch 17. brew, Lois Pyles, Pamela and The stylt show Is IJ)Oill!ored Jacqueline Pyles, Vickie Steele, r-;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-,l Connie Graham, and Shawn Wood; Morrison's: Shelia SmHh, Nadine Pearson, Pam s1 . Patty Hudson, Lindaloo three ebfldten. ... .o.:. .t'. · '"e UlrOIIIIUI'I wife, - IW" mer JIIQel SbHroD of j!:yiiLIJQQ, m., agd their c~ ...... '' aDd M k 3 wlU lclt .,~111lr • . I'll . 011 . evlslon at tba1r bomt Q11r 11M canMr II 'JUJu. pr~ud parenta;;~~:jl The aon 1 early life. lboir things Uko mowfnll hoojllawno In Upper lor ' 10 cents Ill hour. Richard B. Brading recalled Nell clerked In bll ~::;11 bere, Jeavfnll early on I lfternoons to bicycle miles to the airport to take lnll lessons wblle IIlli In "'~"'II school. Brading and his wile will be at Cepe K8111ledy for the blnalo oft. They, like olllor1 aoln.c to the cape, wUI pay lhelr own II· pen188. Tho proud lather 1ald Nell learried to fly an airplane ~ lore be learned to drive 111 automoblle, He obtained his pilot llcense II 18 tltt 1am1 YW hi was graduated !rom h 18 h oehool. "He used to allp books to bed and read with a flashlight ,,ben be was supposed to be aaleep," his mother recalled. "He was always good-natured and even . tempered," she aald. "He was an excellent atuden~ especially In scleott and math. He Uked to run and play with other children but hil first I hi book " wa. a ways s s. Mrs.inArmstrong Ia a e<~:~~II clerk the local aoU lion office and bas been •I . . We'D JUIYIP tflrWtt hoopa to 'lAM rour 1n1u,.;;ii"iib 4 Ul\1 .(· . 111• MULLEN ,._WY_f. Insurance Agency)~· ns 1. locond It, If,.. IJma't olnadr aeloet. ell , _ tbiDa, ...... like to *"" JG11 rttuDI - wide eholoo ol Ia b\!11~ Ill .SE - ( 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 ONLV ao.oo - - lot•- ... C.nwulent THnw 1 We're Going Far Out to Keep Sales Jumpin' At Karr &Van Zandt 64 Olds Dynamic 88 Hobday Std. $2495 V·B motor, automatic trans., pow•r brakes, power . steering, 6 ~·ay power aeat. radio, tinted glass, wbite , sidewall tires, wheel diacs, anti-spin dillerenttal. Fac· ·tory air. I, ·64 Olds F-85 Deluxe 4 Door ·· · · $1995 V-8 motor. automatic trans .. pwer steering, tinted gla,, radio. while sidewall tires. wheel discs, anti- ·spin differential. Beige with saddle interior. ·' 64 Pontiac Catalina 2 Door · ·· · $2295 Hard Top. With V.IJ motor, automutlc transmission . With power brake• and steering. 64 Olds Cutlass Coupe .. .. .. · ·., $1995 ! ,fie over blue with white vinyl Interior, t.IUcket . , a, V.IJ motor. auto. trans., ~ower brakes & stet'r· 1 tinted glass. 4 new white sidewall tires, radio, l, disrs. . . . , 6 ·~Chevrolet Impala 21)oor · ·· · $1395 'Hatd Top. 372 V-8 motor. Powerglide trans., radio, whl~ sidewall tires and wheel uiscs. 3~01ds, was $795 ···· ···· Now $595 ila.$ ~door. V.IJ motor, automatic trans., power brakes. Jl<i,Ii'Jr steering. radio. white •idewall tires, 2-tone Paf!lt. ,,, ·1· ·. Ford Thunderbird · · · · · ·· · · · · · $995 \1: . motor, automatic trans., power brakes and steor. I white sidewall tires. wh .. J disci, tinted glass, r o and factory air. 'J. Ramhler Classic 4 Door ··· · · · $1295 • erL enl!lne, automatic trans., power stMrtng, whtte ildewall11re~ wheel discs. black with red interior. Flctory AIR. • • AS-IS SPEOALS 5"1 Buick Century 2 Dr. H.T. f'u]l power. - - $395 motor, eutomatlc trans. lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE N 1 w' co·. M " PTON 0 D ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? LET INGELS DO IT! EXPERT INSTALLATION! ARMSTRONG'S ·· · linoleum , .. Inlaid Vinyl Floor ro,erine for every kind of floor. Bt-st patterns. Profe!!slonat in&tallation I:Jy us, or do It yourself. Call WY 2·2635 for fret esu~ mate. WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING MAG II ~xpen ID1tall1Uoa Satto!actlon Guaranteed 58 Ford 4 door ·- - - - - $295 V.S motor, automatic trans. MOTOR INGBS FURNITURE KARR & VAN ZANDT SALES 11Je. CliaDIIel Swim: Ne:d eek w s scheduled orbital mlsslon by two American 115\ronauts, In which one ol them Is e>:pec!A!d to take 1 lenibty "walk tn space," will be )liven utensive coverage by the networks, with the launching planned for Tuesday. • .the 1pace-walk hopefully will take place Wednesday, and splashdown Is scheduled f<>r Friday . . .the mission is aimlns at a re~Olll · ·And docking In IPIICO of a manned and unmanned vehicle, launc~ed the same ,day. Pomeroy MASON MASON, W. VA. ----- . ----- 245 E. Stat• St. Athena MOVE AHEAD I With e LINCOlN-CONTINENTAL {:ONFIDENCE. ·. : . eMERCURY • MERCURY COMn Mfhe lucctll C1r" Now Styling Lo1dor · . . ~~- . 4 Dr. Hard Top. Uke new all white flnlJb, wltb PHONE 193-661).1 .15 N. COURT ST. ~THENS, beluilful COLOR TV blue Interior. Power steerlnc and brmL Ont eutful )D. cal owner. .. . . \ 64 New York• Chrysler ~995 . GoiJ ·~·-·~··!~i; Gl~w~oodi, ~~~~~o~th:er~than~~Geor::se~~]· s-A-l-r,·• Crow's STEAK HOUSE .,. ,.•..... • ...... . to· ~· OPEN TONIGHT 6 TIL 8 P.M. The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company "'We Have Grown llecaUM We Have Helped SANDWICH Othert Grow" Member Pederal R-rv• System Membar Federel Deposit Insurance CorporatiOII · POMEROY, OHIO Luco-Luxury -· =.:: Coarl'l llalrdteaen There were 200 olllclal hall'- II dressera 818lgned It !HI Clllll of the Fre~~cb mourcb, Loull IV, ia the latter pari ol the to 17th ceotury, aeeo'"''"" ·~.,. Encyclopaedia BrltanJca. ==~·~i~~ II'Jwkloadt per milt. I -~~~· ~·· :;!~~ lbt will !live her a comple.ion everyone c:an admire? me llltroduce our IIi•• 3 Beauty her personally, a lesson in com. plelllon care free, and 1 com. pllmentary make up too. Young elrl• want • beautiful o:omplexion, we owe it to them to teach them how to obtaill it and care lor it. Make an appolnllllent now. illepl of g. rw While ... OIAIIIR K WDU C1 ·-~ ' 2M L Male .. .,.. . . . . .1. 75' ........ BEAUTY SALON - · ' ~ REG. $:U0 Loll e1 Sllow It's free. It hB1J been estimated that IOLAI~Ias Bartrurn • 10 • lnd! m~wlall clepoalts ever 5000 eubic yards of onowll .. or ,.. .~:::II -'h· •ver:J treet miltI 008 PhiM WV W557 _, ' I : I" I . • • l'olnoroy 13.11 J '. S JANLE Y HARDBOARD ' PAIEUIG t:lbilibi 63 Bonneville St. Weag~ ~~ ttl'S 1 1111 bell Adllllll In order lbat Oak Hill Society Notes 4 Dr. Hard Top SedlD. Pow~ wiJ!dOYf, IIPW....~ power brakea. Almost Ute the da}' II 'lfi* 161d, ~~ ,..quolse with matehlnc nylon Interior. ·. " ..--set · ... ldoa & AN EXTRA '2416 Conv. Cpe. You11 bave to lfe thl' one to ai'PftCiat.t.~ '\ llbeer beauty and Immaculate condttloa. Same ~ lti(·la " : : • Buick. Power ateerlnc and brake• aDd ~~ I Dotm• I . . . . . . tho - for excltlns • • ,.... b oc· c wi!h ...... OAK (!,l.tu WALNUT S6.78 r: ........ - 63 Buick Dlx. Special -.. •;·s~s '! VB 4 Dr. Station Wa1on. Orlslaal black fllllall IIJI$IIe Jlke the day It w., IOid. Contrutlng JliU. ea a perfect eneemble. Low mltease - top - Qf- NflJltiiKWtS!ii NEW McCULLOCH CRAW . SAW 60 Buick LeSabre • .. ·• f.895 MANY MORE VA~ES Sale Continues Until Saturday, March 19th You Don't Need Cash OPEN A BILD-A·COUNT Nothing Down Pay As Unle As $5.00 Monthly Station Wason. Ulle nt11 orl&blal hro !toDIIIe~· aa4 b Automatic trans. Power ateerlnund .l!rakea. . ., . j • '4! :~~~ fo'p. ~:c·b=:~lorlo!~ 1:,!.m& ... 61 Dodge Pion•er ·• ~ ' · ·• · liOMI!ROY1 0, . !IIlli ' • ,, aI ... CHERRY ~ • stfER-MAC awN ::;_ PAl ••ncaa McCULLOCH . . ~ BLAETTNARS·' 0. Republican Gene BaD'• llelllimilll Jll'lnwyllbeeta election haveMay beeR Mrs.Clifford Katherllle 1111 democrat should MYI t lit fast •n""l wll be lleld eaell Ill ballot lor the loth and m are Carder Mantforl Brumfield le<OIId and lolriiiTieiUy ol cemploted and are ready for !D). The candldateo bavo- beeR CandidaiA! U..IA!d on tho of receiving 1 uoul· !be every diOIItll beiJnaiDC oa tltt printers, according t. MaJ. certified by tho Secretary of lot lor tile two vacancles vote. Jell from Mardi IIIII. Gil Coualy Circuit CJert Ho• State. tho IIOJI1llll'tloa Mason Th mornfnll pi · tocedler Board of Education are: wDI be 1o tall 1 clooer 81*'-· County candldal.oll are Houoe D. Wedge, Pt. Pleaaant, 11011 and to bell' replar lad el Delegates, Lawrence Plants ert G. Adklnl, Pl Plea8811t: lllindJaR eommHtee ropoila. (Dl and Brerry J011e1 !R); James L. Wiggins, Pl AD 111emhon ollllo Chamber County Court, G. A. Biggs, ant: Dr. lAonard Brown, eio woD utile JII'OII are Jnvlt. (D) , Michael Whalen !D), Rush Pleoaon~ Ted Stevena, Pt. ed to allead lllo "da'd - t " A. Krodel (R) and Ple1188111, :Mn. Alu ~~:11 lflalr. 'l'bo meellaCt wm pi Gerlach, Jr., (R); land, Pliny aDd Jell N udenriJ at I. Mr. lftd Mrs. George Fred· lor Justice of Peace, Lewis IA!r Apple Grove. erick aDd Jack Fredel'lck vfs. lricl, Olivia L. Kincaid According to Schultz, th~~~~ !ted Mrs. Hattie Frederick oa no republican: candidate are approximately 14,000 el ·-"'l Sunday aftmloorl, ' constaable of Graham ble YDIA!rl Ill the Ceullly• ,.,._,... • "'" Sevetal from !len bave beenllrlct, Democrat Robert 111M there were ?,IU reglllerID with ftu. Kay, New Haven, DO ed republieans ud 1,700 rll!ifl..ll Speak March 17th Mrs. ZoRa Blgglllt!l!8ived an c811; Candidate lor IA!red democrats aDd a ~-II PI'. PLEAJANT - Mra. T..i. llllJIOUBcem.ent of the marriage pelldenll. lll'r J. Uvioay, w. Va. State of her nephew, Homer B~&~s, PT. PLEASANT - Arreola I~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Extension Specialist Clllld f>e. February 16 at the U;B. church recorded in the Ma11011 ~:II velopmenl and H:mu,n Rela- In Columbus. Ills bride is ~rom jail for the past 24 hours In• lions of Princeton, will speak to Uruonport, where .they reside. ed: Ellis Williams, 40, Pt. Plea· II Mason County Home Demo»slra- Mr. and Mrs. Milford. Freder· sant ; Beauford Harrison~=~~~ Uon Club members .. the 001111- ick of Eagle Ridgf! vlsi!A!d Mrs. 43, Rt. Z Letart; Elmer ty lesson entitled "Self Eval· Zona Biggs Sunday aftemoo&. slon. 51 . Pt. Pleasant; nation" on March 17th at 10 a. Lloyd Hollman of Chester re· Dean Lee. 31, Henderson, m. 11 Krodel Park. cently drilled a wa!A!r well lor charged with intoxication ; Checkbook records help you keep speqc Norman Frederick. Iwin Robbins, :!8, Pt. P:::;~::::ll Following a poUuck dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cox assault and battery • • in line; cancelled checks are sure receipd(~l noon, a wor~ on lmlttlng were here from Dayton for a Ail the arrests were madl and booking rug• will be held few days la•t week. They bad the Sheriff's Department. l'hyaot open your account, SOOD, willa ill'f.;t in the afternoon. Mrs. Lillian new doors Installed on their Fields, New Haven wiD show home here. · how to hook rugs. Mrs. Carl Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spencer! ASK TO WED 1 K~arllll, Mason, Mrs. P~ullnel and Vance called on Mr. and , PT. PLEASANT _ API>IYblgll Miller and Mrs. Tom Scally Mrs. Elson Spencer at Racine for marriage licenses In the will give iBstructiono 11 kllt- lreeently. · lice of the County Clerk were: tlng. -Mrs. llalllt Frederick Arthur Daniel McCoy, Jr., 23, Leon. and Mary Lucretia R~gn Roush, n, New Haven. Frank '-'0.1 Pierce Sherrick, 66, Lancas!A!r, · Ohio, and Mary Claressa Ashbaugh, 61, Laacas!A!r, Ohio. the regular teachilll! list It iB oot known what possible the oubstltuiA! roll. useful purpose thll peculiar Ulder Tille I, . habit maJ serve. and Secondary l!ducation Rectangular 63 Bu.ICk LeSabre • • .. S' lt}fts 'J 'J''J'• . It shows Ita tender evellllidtlll4 out. "YOUR DIAL IS OUR DIAL" HIIIII&D Dlstr.lct, motmot of tropical ~~ Wlloon ud Carolyn 11 ~bo trims off Ita tat! Miller Wiley were lamed 1w a skin MOTOROLA ".. .' .... FROM MEIGS cou·NTY'S OLDES .. T JUCWIIU eolldltloa; Dlallngullht<l Motor Car 'l11e ord l!c:hultz. Ballot MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE DURING OUR WINTER SALE recl . ¥1111111~ Amerlc•'• Pfntst POINT PLEASANT - volel PF81Urt 1 The With 64 Wildcat l$uif;k LV 3-4550 meroe, 1111 UHIUieed 1 brat ~O:..wl: '!s r~.\:~~~ 64 Catalina Pontiac - -- Diles Radioear Co. but one ollhe electoral Tel.o. Patty Haught, Tammy. Simpson, Joe Smith and .Mar jorie Head; G. c. Murphy: Nik· tl Nibert, Nita Walden, Diana Brewer, Susan Hammack, NaD· cy Sayre, Cheryl Bledsoe, and Tonda Wise; Fashion Center, Mary K. Haddox, eamaletta.St... vens, Bobbi Cruickshank, SU8811 Darst, Saundra Shearer, Caro. line Windsor, and Gloria Fridloy; Bea Fraaklin: Shad 1111d Ned Schroeder, BiD Wellmaa, POINT PLEASANT n ftve IA!achers were employed for George Wllllamson, Harold Lil- ert Shertzer has resigned as the March !·May 31 term. Elev· lie, Danny Jobosoil and Randy coach, ellecUve June 30: a 1 d en persons wero umed teach· Generals Lee and Grant Daoiela. Dick Ware was to re- ers aides. •· agaia after the surrender place him during Mrs. Bill VanHorn will be Appomattox. ~rtly after meeting of the Masoa secretary of the Title I pro- war, Lee, passing thrliughtll Lula Konstantello1 Board al Education. '::.~:~··. untll Aug. 31. Jessie Wasbillgton, stopped at Die~~ on Wednesday Shertzer hu been athletic df. """' Hunter wu named dine- White House to pay his reBJteclltll PI'. PLEASANT - Lulu Mae tor of the program. [to Presidellt Granl Konstantellos, 86, Hogsett, died rector and head loethall Dates appreved include HanWednesday at her home. She at Point Pleasalll High 1an High School, Sunday May had been In failing health the lor If years. 21, baccalaureate; May 23, 1 past lew years. The reslgnaUon wu from the class day, and May 24, comShe was bora February 12, directorship and coaching meucemeRt; Wahama, May 22. 1880 ia Mason County, the dau. ies, but did net Involve baccalaureate, with gh!A!r o! the late John and Mary ing. ment on May :13. Potts. She was the widow of Prillelpol Roy Lloyd of mm-·11 James Konstanlellu. There are Wore wa1 named to a derson Sclloel wao named to no Immediate survivors. year contract, effective July I, bead "Operation Head Start" Funeral service will be held Mrs. Mabel Blessing wao lor tbo eomfnll year. Saturday z p.m. In the Pells en a leave of aheeuce. Two Budget matters - e EUB Chapel, of which she was cbers, Alice Bartley aad red untH a &pedal meeting a member and burial will be in Belle Dunn, were appoln!A!d be ealled. the Potts cemetery. FrIends attend lllo aliDual spring coun·l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; may call at the Mohr. Stevens ell at Charleston. Funeral Home alter 6 p.m. FrJ.. Mrs. 8a1Jelda Wore was aat... ll day. ed librarian of Wabama Higl1ll IINuty Tips Pecallar Babll Schoo~ eftective Ill the Mothers, do America K & C Jewelers all'~ ~" 11..1 Jamet .un::=ed dSh All '--al Candid : ~p:!n~eu:'"=: ·Complete owing UJC · ales .~n1 1 ec1820 tor ·.a/h1~'!ta "t:.~! .t;: ~.ooocomlltl BeiYIPuiey,_.,..,dtr.e. lOLA'S FURNITURI! CO. ....__ · ...... ... .... answer .., ...._. .,.~~ ........on p1.. IIUJUY more important f..U caD Pontiac'• finest and best, and thlo one · ~a riallY. _ . U.w .. found in tho rtYealinc aew mileage. Power lteerlnl alld bi'UtL HydnmaUc'~f.' booklet. "Tho1't)Jt,h About Norv. Dee!Deu." Write, phone or mil ao today lor your FREE copy. n-. ia no obHpUML Stl. Wagon. Beautiful .1111111 blue f!Jlab wllll N~f: ,&. ~ :~t Interior. One carefuT owner. ~ eltln .JI!'Idt ~ ~ • .: ..~ "' RAY RIGGS, INC. CIMAC I'INANCINCl WY 2·5343 1 MOHAWK 55 Buick 4 door _ _ _ _ __ $.50 y., I -;:;;x:=·= Ballot Sheets for May IOth Primary are Shertzer S as Coach Of Big Blacks Gn·d Team tMt '' r.o~~ ' ( WERNER .RADIO c&.T.V. :'\:',a_ ,. · 1111 dtctl sur I tal._ ollul THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. The DepiFtment Store Of Building Since 1915 '· l lllluui1 WY2-3193 lftd WYNm �A-t·'-- r ...mnvrr• r...... vn ne r.., ....... ·~HELEN HELP 1.-- Us!! by Helen Bottel __j yo~I\,~D FOR ITI t . ·Av~rage Personal Income on Farms is Up By GAYLOR DP. GODWIN Ualted Prm IDitrullOIIII WASHINGTON (twi) - The Ag,.culture Department loday estimated !be averaao personal inoomo o1 each per10n llvlna on a 111111 in 1915 at a record hll!b $1,510, up II per cent !rom •• woe 11,270 In 11114. 'Ibis aharp incrtase followed 1 rls.tnc flow of f~ ince~e, lncraaed opportun1tllll r.r mcome off the farm, and a fur. !her deellna In the farm popu· !allan. . The department alao esUmated the averaae net lnoome per farm In 19&5 at 1 record high ff,112, compared with In 19M. 'lbla 12 per cent lncreaae from a year oarller resulted !Nm a I per cent hike In total realized net farm income and a 1 per Clllt decline In the mun· her of farma. The per capita and per farm record income averagea came to lll!ht In the department's cur- "'"Ullo ~~ Jy not mlew of the farm Income toM IGIDi • "" D ge altuatlen. meat · aalmall. Direct tb~:.=:w~~~!"!: :r:e~~~la~~~ the non-farm populatlo II10ie In 19&5 to an eatbriated f2;405, compared with about SS per cent In 1!164 and 1960. In relll· live Ierma, thla relationship be· tween income! of 1111'111 people llld non-farm people In 1915 waa the belt It bas been since 161. The review of the farm Income altuatlon confirmed ~ Uer lf8ureti of farm operations durin& 11166. These Included: -Net lann incoml rose to $1U billloD, eampared with $12.9 bi!Uon in 11164. ~rosa farm inoome from f8l'llllJII in 19&5 reached a record UU bUIIon, up fU billion from 19M. Cub receipts from farmtna (farm markttlglla and govvrnmeut payment! I with flit.! billion 111 19M. Receipts !rom farm marketlnp 1 result of higher prlee~ for tbe.$2.l blllloo paid in !964. -l"ann production . tot8Jed UU bll~on . . totlled $30.1 billlon last year, up about $1 blllion 1rom I~' .... Colton SlpiDJI The department said •?~ton farms m 20 states s1gned lhroulh Feb. 25 to vert 2,065,571 acres ?ut of land cotton producllon under the 1986 program. Tol!aceo Vote Growers of burley tobacco. the second leading cigarelte leag, voted Jn a relerendum Thursday to decide whether the 11168 crop wlU be arewn the present acreaae allotment program or under an poundaae proaram. II two-third• of the fll'OWerS votina the acreaae-poundage program, It wlU be In effect for the 1966, 19111, and 19611 crops. -"!:f:=~~ a. DlltiiH ·11rr. M ., e uw d -.. 111 twa. vlatl«< 'lllld Mn. AIYin Goff ll!ld MiB1 .Eden SOci."e.ty Orville llir- Betty nt.es ' !el<r·llllhfamMJIJorrls, vlalted on Y ITue·sday with Mrs. Ivan Cllev· -------. Florei!ce 1114· Lilla. 'The allenduce Mareb 1 Mr. · and Mrs. Ivan CbevaUer the Eden U. B. Church 1Reedaville spent · Sllllrtla, waa 71. with Mr. 8lld , Mrs; N. 0' ce Sentinel Churrh News RandoJpb. .:M~andt.lnr.fr!~~:~~~ spent SUnday wllh Mr. anc! Mrs. Howard Nelibn of !teeds· viDe. Bruee Robert Bflley of Cool· 'lllle apeut Sllurday llllbt and I don't w111t to "" the teacher ~~r~~~s=·· =~ Low "':: ~· k~Mrs. ~ ":. ~ ~· Thij Q9 Is tor YOUOC poo- in trouble. There muat be oth.111 Mr and Mra M d ~raJ · ar ;;;;;;;;;iiili'a;;;iiii..i;iijii;i'-r;;;; ~ tbefr p · blem1 and plw11'1 with tbiJ problem. Whal did WI M'r and .. .:. · r. an ul w' umor r P •~•· son,with Pa Mrs.ayoe, vlsltedHill re- Lookl"" ures,' their . troubles and fun. theY do1 - FUND""'NT" """" ,.... Geff and •Mr. 'BDd Mra. Herman ... Par lna-nsl...- •• Ai, -.yith the real of Helen Help 1ST Reedivllle. FURNISHINGS? Ul!· i,~ w•Icomea tauaha but oeir FUn: Mr and Mrs. Howard Nellon Mr. Mrs. Alvin Goff spent won't d<jdj!e a aerlou1 queatlon You might Iuove said, "Ac· Reedsville spent the week recent Sunday 1n St.. Mary'a, VISIT OUR w(lll a brush · off. cordlna to the textbook, the in Wheeling with hi• VB.. with Mr. and Mrs. Den$end your teen-age queatlons theory of evolution Is ........ Mr. and Mrs. Malone family. BUDGET to Youth Asked For It, care of This way you could keep your Nelson, . Sr, Uolslnaer, Fallllie 1 H'if"l,Jlelp US!, this newapaper. bollell iDlaCt, while still reMr. and Mrs. •Alvin Goff d! and Mrs. Virgil Bolaing· Blac1<matler For A MtGor? porting llhll scientists have Reedsville recently spent a recently vlllted with Donna lAKER FURNITURE Dear Helen : written -H in Birmingham. Ala. Webb at Shade. Wbal do you do with I molb· · · Mr. and Mra. c. w. Dodd Ch . aries Brown of Kentuc"M,jd"-•rt 0 111 "' •..- • • er who blackmails youT Mine •••y ......, WAY OUT: .... ... ts.m family. nc:ently visited with Mr. and :=':~~~~!!!!!,} does. It all started wileD I 10t Dear Helen: and Mrs. Junior Hols1ng- ··~-~~~~~~ You tell N.B.P lndlrecl!J, 1101 and son, Paul Wayne, spent . . ~. . _ - -. _ 1 job after school, babyallliJII. Everything I do or don1 do, the lo "take the easy way out of nl&hl with ber pareuts boldl this over me, aaylng abe- the dUemma of her IJieCitlmate . and Mrs. Ruasell Cline at ·u make m• quit my job. She baby by IDII'1')'iDI ellber of . They al10 viSited luiowa I need the money aiDe! the boys - (the reluclant Iaher areat areat uncle Creel Bee! 'buy all my own clothes and Iller, or the noble lrland she gle and family at Franklin. .-1 911pplles, etc. I do my dofan't love. Then you advise Mr and Mrs. James !.o..ers lhll'l'' of the work at home, her to take a atiU euler way BRIGADE 101110umes more than my ahare. out by ahalldoaing her child to Ahy suggestions? - SOON stranaers! 1/ a PORTSMOUTH, Englan & BROKE k . If she gives It up, It may be ,... n fUP)) - An inspection pa;:::: I Dear. Soon Bro e. knocked around or mistreated. I V U ere Porl!mouth fire bri Membor FDIC l'omt...,. I'm ·our• both Y?U ""'! your It's at least half her fault the! Interrupted when a ..._ . . -._ . _ , . . . . _ . _ . mother realize llhe s talkmg up tht baby is comina into the By Jack O'Brlau force had to leave you . answer a fire alarm. 1 gtorrn about somethmg 'd world and sh e 11 respoMlble for . b 11 could setlle ID a reezo you bringing It up She would do discuss mstead of argue. better · One one hand a glltterina new 1spy reports, "He's been In the (of cancer} and Bill Frawley Schlpol airport in Amslerdam She may think you have bo to marry one of the legitimale play was opening on' wrong buslnesa ri&hl along (of heart trouble) In H'wood: far below •ea level on Ioken on too much but to )'OU, two ys, try honestly and con- Broadway, "The Lion in Win- he's wonderful" . . . Tbe Our· they were aay, decenl, dedicst· land. Boats and bari}e611 her worry sounds ' like' "black· sclenliously to make the m~- ter," starring estimable glam. ward Kirby's, the Bennett Cerfs ed people. nearby canals float about maJ\.'' You resent it because rJag: a s~cce~: and, d~sn 1 or personalities Bob Preston and Tony Randall arrived (and Aller consulting antitrust exabove huge airliners on she "nags" and doesn't brag ~or · J.~ a 1~or;;:. wt and Rosemary Harris; on the Tony winked at a handsome perts two years aao, we decid-lsa~irpor!:~t·s~=~~=== and 1 r'an't blame you here· ~ ~ ch wo~ ve a no~ other hand tho same evenina older woman and made her ed pay-TV In Calli., no matter I;' glfl who earM her own clothes P hs e wo":maha;e ~~· chdd. areeted the Bdwy. premiere of night) . Dina Merrill drop. how viciously the anti freeze and spending money deserves a eruldapa mkeeh er 0 lg&llon "The Osear," a movie: new ped In with CUll Robertson and forces fou8ht, would have to be SHOP . wo ma e er more mature. h' h uld ld r•the 1 th bla' ed d 1 1 whale of a lot of pra1se! Sh' k' 't tainl , 1 w 1c , pray, co be cons er· a.... move as ey aroae pro •m a proper an ega SATURDAY don't you two sit down A " mg 1 cer Y wn t.- ed !he mort glamorous, more to go that way ID the eareat, business; and March 3 that and work out your hours lor .R.A. glltlerlllfl, more dazzlinl prem· Dina kissed Cliff lightly, prJJb. forecast came through 100 per sitting, study, chores- and fun. "The easy way out" has noth- ' Jere; and why? ably just Method Acting prac- eenl · It's a serious romance Show your mother that Jo'lU can ing to do with the problem of The department's decision lice . . Midway In the movie, Indeed for Bert Lahr's talented Whare Your Dollar• manage Ibis job without really unwed motherhood. Most im· waa simple - we have our own amid the onslaught of so m e sprig, Jane, and Bennett Cerf's Buy More hurlm' and I think she'll turn portant consideration Is "What's most dependable yardstick - pretty gamey dlalo~. one 10n, Chris . .. Lana Turner off lhe storm. - H. best r.r !be child," and, be- which one did Anita Louise at. malernally concerned lady with was offered $!-million for her THE SHOE BOX Dear Helen: lieve me, adopUve parents hard- tend ... 'lbe answer: "The Os· 1 18-year-old son In evening 50 per cent of "Madame XX" I am a sophomore in high ly ever turn out wrong - they car." clothes heard just enou&h, took but she'll hold on (get the monMiddleport, 0. ochool and am takillfl Earth are ion well screened! Next At !be Robert Preston prem· him by the ann, Ulted him ey!) Science. In our book are a most important consideration iere, we areeted Alan King on !rom bls seat and rushed him lr-======-=;;;;i couple of chapters on the scien· is: "Will this marriaae be a tha sidewalk; but waan't Alan out before be could hear any tific crealion of the world. My waste?" If so, three people may starring In his own Bdwy. com- more: the lad seemed relucJeligion opposes this, saying end up losers. edy hit. "The lmpossib'· tant but momma prevailed. only the Lord could creale. I It's never easy lor a lirl 1o Years?" . ·. Indeed be is, but While aaylng "Goodnight" believe this when we bad give up her baby. But some· be alto It one of the s1111ll to one llld all, 11 If In her own a Jest on 11 and there was a tlmea it's much more aonllble. troupe ol producers ol ''The drawlna raom, Mrs. Joe Levine ·~ ·· question Jn our creation, I - H. Lion In Winter" and a backer was greeted by an aid friend DEALER TODAY put down "The Biblical Story." of same well into the live-fiaure· whose brief critique P.eemed to Po. that 1 got a faiUDg . mark This column Ia dedlcattd to aoce1 c1us ... "I'm nervous," aatlaly the producer's w~e just and a demerit for lnlubordlna· family Uvlllt, 10 If you're bav· he eonfeaaed In lroat of !be line - "Well, it'll make mm11- 11 for """ iDfl kid trouble or juat plain ·Ambassador 'lbeatre ... '1 was· ey .·. " KITCHEN I think this is unfair, but f trouble, let Helen help YOII. o't nervoua when I opened in Mrs. L. was dressed, undkmll,t-11 OR d " no I leU my parent! because She will also welcome your own my own play, I koew my lines, edly symbolically, in gold BATHROOM ,:.-...-=;;;;;;;ii.io====•,l•musing experiences. Address mew what I had ta do, But here ill "31" after the premiers Lei>· II Heli!D Boltel in eare of this 1 am with nerves. lt'a my ego, man parlaer Paul Mannbelrn newspaper. responalbility ta my partners, and LBJ adviser Ed Weisl the moue, Is the leut WOlT1 of nouneed '"lbe Oscar" ·~=~ all." .. . And oil he jittered to both art1s1iea1J1 8lld u See step-savinr Kitchens, his owo actfoc at Tbe Plly. cinema bankm. charming bathrooms, lmd modern, combouse Theatre. We shan'lllep on any critics' pact heatina systems. Ask for our FREE Water Analysis. Beautify your hom e Meanwhile, back at "T h typewrilinallngers with an opln· WY2·2039 while you increase its comfort Oscar" premiere, Anita Louise ion of the Preaton play, except Trlan&:ular baflles in the clothtt Otl NIGHT Wlf-2951 ..., W remained a aold brocaded to note Its eo-star, cylinder crnte a crln·eron tumble action. This reduces bunch· -• IIJ'De. G. BraadJiad~ M.D. (with sallies) lobby onament Harris, turned In a Pomeroy Flower Shop :.~:e w~~d "':'~~~~ until they ciOHd the doors for performance . .Two fine ln1 and tangling •• • ltls airflow iet to all the clothts better for Matchlnt Phllco W. Moin Pomei'Ol' HEATING fnter dryin1. imaril diseasea f . the movie to begin · .. Tony edy stan departed. tra:!:~~~~ rp Mrs. Millard Voa Metar Automatic 0 yler hm Bennett was there; and our the same day, Ahce PLANT their la years - ere as - -Wa1h1r OR been a steady increase fn diver- come tnnamod . (dlvertl· Dr. Malow'a aeries It control!· II ticula (oulpouclllnp) e1 lbt di.. ·' ... Just Arrived! WATER gestlve Ira 1 . 11 th lo culltts) !be victim usually com· ed the dltcomforl very .w.eUi~ed c · .especJa Y e W· plalna of Pbdoml••l pain and in lona u hll patients .,10 er bowel. This has broucbt an · SYSTEM I NEW SPRING increase In the umber 1 about 211 per cent there I• aome ouch loocls 11 peanuts, 0 ques- rectal bleediJII. lions about th~. corn, pineapple and loocls w11111 tl . . COSTUME The surgical removal of these In the acute stage t!lere II al· ~ such as tomatoea, stra·w·ll diverticula Is 10 times . .. a low arade fever. The In· berries and rupberrla. '·· JEWELRY . me neees- flammation ia caused by ferm· PIIIICI W4fl. 3 eyelet, lnchu:linl aary. but IS rarely advltable IJ&. entation of Ulldlieated food In this aerla of paUenfl • Two Drylni Cyctoa • filii• Drum AirfloW saak cycle, Wettr ~·: "MIDDLEPORT cause there are 10 many of particles that become trapped compllcatlona of eltber the S1vtr; Unt ,Htlr, • Porcotoln £nomill flnllhod Clothe• Deterpnt Dflpeneer. them. The mere ~ of a In tbe outpoudilnp seue or the treabMDt wei'! II Cylinder • llltiY'LoQ!nl Door • Fran!· .__ _ _ _ __. MounttdUntTrop , 1 ~~ STORE larp number of them Cdlvertl· Dr Louise Matow' in Chic observed. Some ollhesree ~~=:II CUIOils) doel 1101 OIUH any . . qo, Who dllcondnued the Ill ~~tJt• MW<IJt,.rt, 0. ""'"PIDma but ·•- .. _ •· DOting that many pattenls with bad ol ••·1r :"i;;;;;i' -~=""".iw~·-~;;-~•..;-~ !hit diseue feU beller for two a recurrence u .. or lhrae weeka alter an X.fay domlnal distress but sot prompt examioalion witb bariiDft aul· reUef wbaD tbey ruwned the Edw1rd Bier, Owner late, reasooed lbat thla Improve. treatment 1D properil' Hleetad Harry Miller, Owner • With Miller Mlrfll meat was probably due to the easel t!lilmay be the treallneot 232 E. Second WY ~2036 Pomeroy WY 214.L MAIN fact that CMJ Inert barium salt of choice lor an otherwise trou· .·, POMIIOY 1 B 0 .. ) Ii I •• 1•1.... 1a1111n ~ - ' ; 11MJ C, 1. 0'~ . . . IIGWII;IWII. ..,c. ·.L 'lL ~ WGI'IIttt m. Ev· !!,~~u:.:~y 7:30 ' ,, Ill. PIW• mI . . , _ . ...,... Q ,., ~ Scbool8·309 m.· Mont btl Winltlp 1811& I & ' WHAT Savings Co. God'• universe. That's where /Gith corneJ in. We Jmow that there are other plaxlee that can't be seen through even the moat powerful !If telaacopes. And wa !mow, too, that faith, though invisible, ill the great.A power of all. If /Gith ia 110methlnr that doeen't quite come acros1 to you, the Church le the beat place in the world to help you solve ita mystery. If /Q.ith le already youn-what better way ia there to reaftlrm It than by fiOing to church thle Sunday! ' 1: w., and SAYS Wtira' tile ltDpe 11 Ulfll, In 1om• meuure, folter cmd help lUI• I.J...I. lcfla llud WIIMlll fl '• ,, '\ ' fOO •••·IIGI MI ap- ft tiDIII fllfow. r R. H. RAWLINGS SONS co. TINY'S FOODLAND 1114dleport, Ohio SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUG~ HEINER'S BAKERY for faster, more economical dryin& WILliS ANTHONY PWMBING & HEATING We Ftll All Doctors Prllltrtptlono WY IJ.!OS5 PollllfOJ llllidlttltGII. W. VI. Ill tJw!n lt. Jlld4laport V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY a LIEVING COAL COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. III1Nifhad Ill 1801 Will Colambll. W. YL Pb. llaaoD 'I'INM8 ll1d411Port K& C JEWELERS HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE pomOI'Ol' "Your lttpeake Store" 112 E. Malo St. lupport tba Clmrcb af Your Cbotce Cbllltr, Ohio RACINE PLANING MILL co. KARR CONSTRUCTION llulldlnl IIIPPU. and IIWwork OlDen! . ,. . I li. J ell· vertlcuUtia be did IIIII pve lha barium unttl the acute plwe had been controlled with a bland diet, antiseptics and bed rell witb bot applleatlona to the abdomen. He also Wll'llll lbat caneer 8lld other arpaic dJ. aeaaes of the intestineo muat be ruled out before proceeding with lhe barium traalmtml Tbe barium oullale will not eura the coodllioo. iDdaed, lbil II not ID bt lqiiCted but In ·~ . . , ...., ... ".1.,, Sugar - ~vJ Run Flour Mills j( o Phont WY-2·2115 Pomeroy, Ohio ~Avl••nr Ave. ,~.,, P•· · .• , CL~ANING Robinson's STAR SUPPLY CO. 1tlllldtrlan4 lalldllll lluppll• c:hllllr. 01111 Pb. .11S40011 GALEN S. BROWN, Dlst. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Atldand Oll Prodacll llrolllt'l Botllo Gaa WYH111 pAJIO) !'bona WI .WI II. llleaad AYI. lllddllport. Oblo \ MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT illl'"hi~J - lllllthtrD rrtld Ill N. ID4 tjlleto got IIJI the fla·lt IUDGD TOMS AYAILAILE -UPTO • •oms TO PAYI LOCAl. UNIOR lOIII aa-wtlllll. w. va. .CAROLINA a SUDpiJ Ct• ·o.m. ow 1&0 ' \ J)apol" . -~·75·1180 .Polllt PltaoDI ' OHIO VALLEY BAKING - co. '. ' ·' ,.... ,.... ... ' ... WY Nll7l Detoted to the 111teres11 01 lhl llelpoMI!OD Ana . MARTIN FUNERAL HOME ' WY :Z.U2t WY MilO Mt11410!10ft seeu THE DAILY SENTINEL rHE UNITED $fEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA Lllll~•r . ii'OJ 7•::111~p-JD.====~~~' Ret. Clyde lleQdenall, Suoday &cbf;lOI t:ID a. .,vlcel 7:10 p. m. 8uJ!, Portland · ·· .• Society No•': ,;t1" 'Ri!', ~~orn~tta wctnbiP auo .. Metaodlal 011re • ' . • 1,. ;i~ · · ;1 m ~·nday 8atley. SUI)I. Prayer eine, Oblo. SundaJ Scbool at i 1 oT I Foraol 111111 MllllodiBI t :IO a.m. 8UDclaJ Worshlp l Mr and Mrs Rlebal'l! • .1·· . - Sil11dey School vwa~~.;; Mra. Service 10:3!1 a.m Sunday.~ve- and ~hlldren Mt. _. .._., 8cboal 1:1111 liiJ 111 .:10. ;;;;;;., 10 . . Ev~o .,.,zlo Fred Nease. ~upt. ~ ...p """ nln& Servlca 7:30 p.m.; ..,a . Lawrence Prall and ~ service. to:80 a 111 • a. m. • •ice 10 a m. Rev. week Prayer Servk' Wedne~ I k - e .~· and Junior cburch I., ferviCO 1 P m.: Young People Stutler, pastOr. day 7 iltl P m Rev lllorru. :.1 ' all of Newar ' .,..,.,; 'I or Kndeaver 7 p m Wodnesdav . Heolb .otolbodln Cll""'b. W 11 I' 1 auests of Mr. and 111'1. ~ pllll ,..__ a ... 111 Prayer meetma 7 p. m Satur· dleport M 11: l)ow&on , puwr: ~~i..dasc::..C. • tllo Na.., 1 GlueS.ncamp and cia~~ . f •oo• ---· --- ,_ 4 y ' 'h cb Sch 1 I Mr. and Mrs. Don ~·· ,a: ftal, C. I. ()'Conner, piiiDr •Orll!t i,plooopal Olulob Mrs. Nan Muor• I. ur uo one ~und8 1 ScboOI Y lllJ a m • 1 llllerlalned Sunday ~ · '"'llld:'f 8cboot 8:80 L m...~ I'IDiolroy, Rev Rl hard 8upt; Qlurcb School 9 :W a. Momtna Wonblp II 46 • h f their aon Bnlllll11 ' Cartts, IIUpl.t I0:4a a. m. Mor' m.; Wonhlp Serflct, tO 30 a. EvanaettStlc ser~lco I 4& ~ m on ~~t,:. birthday. ' Clil 1 » wonhlp: I:R p. m. BYP ~~'ra'lermoo. to 311 m.; Melbodlsl v ou ~ F:Uo~ 4klwaek oraver servrce. T·4t P included Bruce's orolbet, lift.-. JWllor ratklwtllip: 8 p m -• ,_ llllp 1 p m.; 1Co8 .,.,.,~ m WPdneodav Me,;' - - · -nleo: l:liO • .•.m Colin hour lollowtnk meefin& lsi ~""<oy ol month S:rnr••• Cburcb ot tho N... ' an, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllaftl -"~ ,.,.,..,. P· m. Bolorprlll EUB C.:hun:b Re• 1 30 p.~ WSCS. 2nd Monday ...,., ll'illmm l l'biJrl.oe """" Kelvey and MarYin, Mr. '"": WednesdiJ, Prayer nteelllll: lltnzel Smith pastor Wnr•h'P ol "ontJI, llltl 0 m. Eleanol Sond•• ~··ho<d ~ 311a m. ; Morn , l\1ro. Thereon John10n, ~.I 1,,1 p. m. WadneadiJ. !""'"' aervtce 9 3IJ a. m . Sun~"l Weotneoday 7 P m Ull wur<h•o 10 ;<~ a m. : Mr. and Mn.. T. G. HdfdoJ'tM Choir Practice; I liD p. ~i 1't1* Scbool. 10 10 a m Yoolll ~et Mlllemllle MelbodlBI l'e•te•••llll A•oemhly Rnote Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. .. _ claV Juntnr OiOtr p,... "" Jowship 8 30 p. m., lloys an<J Wendell G. Stutler, Pastor I 1 .1. l!.e> ""'" ~ '"""' "" ''"' ] Philson and W.rs. ~Una ~ ..~:!!o~. ::.-pa~arc~ - Glrlt Fellowship, 6 30 p. m • Sunday School, 10 a. m . 1\'or· ''""'"t Srhoot ID a m . \111Jr I llacme . '· ~~~~ "~··· r.bor Evenllll! service 7:30 p m.. lnd lhlp aervlce 11 a. m. dav Wodnell' , ond ~·rldav , """'· Harold r.n.11m ..OIIal)l! . Worship. t a. m. Del 1 hODd ttb Sunday•: Youth Clx>lr Morse ~pe !MelhodiBI _ l'b• PenWollll C.:burcb. Mid· ! bus. spent three d•v• w•th .MIIu, ~~:f• opeaker. Chur• 1:30 p. m. Wednesday Pravet Jamee Early, paslor, Oliver i llepurt . SooU 3rd ~ve SUM•• I and Mrs. Harold tw~r.~h ·<tilt:·· IB 9:10 a. m. Clas... lor MeetlnR. 7:30 o m Wod•eodov sayer. Sup, Sunday School tU ! 'lchooo. Ill ' "'·: ~•nwta• evonln~ I Mrs Roush acco"!panled aiiBif.,' Flnl lllplllt Cbarell Lollrld&e EUB Churcb,. Rev I a. m.; Preaching II a. m. I .van~•II•Uo ,.,.•leo I :u• P m I Grimm home to Columhull< IIIJILo. Preaclt- ll:ugene E. Eme...on. pastor . I Portland Methodl81 Charcll- I 1\'odneoday Rlble qzud\ I :ttl p. I a Wet'k's ' lsi!. .,,lll~ llundiJ flcbrolt:110 a. m. Sunday School I 4& a. m Ru& L. Mci)"niel . pastor. Sunday 111 • q•""~, 111 ~nt ~··••• onrl , \lro. Bud Glu""'"'mp -.a 1DP SundaY 1:1IO p, m. Clu•& 10tl Archer, Supt. Sund~t School .9.30. Harold Roush.! 11/..l'llhlp 1 ·~ 0 m P••tor He• received wor~ of the ~" rn. WID llaplllt p 1 u 1 worship 10:45 a. m. and 7.30 Supl; Kenneth McLeod. al!lll 8 L Rorrell , Illness ol hPr unole, Hudlllll~ :RII=tlllldor~':au:~~~~ p. m. alternalely. Bible Bltldy Supt., Preaching 7.30 p. m. SunHarrtsonvtlle Pr..bylerl•• : itch, in Largo Fla. ' ':· Supt.: p 10 L m. and prayer 10rvtce led by pul· day. ~'hurch Johll O•v•ea ~""'" Mr and Mrs. Robert ~· reachln& or 7:30 p. m. Wednesday . Chrm llaelne Metbodl!l Church. Ulurcn School 10 30 1 m Wor and children, Morgantowll, •• ~.I :30 0 P.mm·~=- t1an Eodeavor. 7:ll0 p. m., 3rd fl. L. McOaniel, oastor Sun· ohip service .311 0 m . Va .. spent the weekerKI wllh! ..... Saturday ol mootb. day School 9110 a. m,. Preacb· Reor""nlzeo l:huroil ., ,_, , Mr. and Mrs Henry EuleM•'"c Mull Baplllt li1Uidaf d and lllorniDI Star EUB Char<~. ing 10:30 a. m., MVf ti P m.. l'hrlst nl t.allel ll•• ~, 11118 " ' : Miss Patsy Prirt •Ill' · Mtv·J IU.<Il.Y, Hall, eoroar Secon by Rev Men"'l Smith. pastor Y 4~ Prayer and Bible Study. 7 30 p. milee !rum RaPine 01' Rllo·ine I Charles Jordan, Columhut \PIImetroy, Mason. cb In L m. Sunday School, Roy Va~ m Wedn .sd•Y ~nrtl•n<J Hood Sund•v s,-11.,0 , srent a weekend recently wla FreDcb ~S.B.C. Meier, supt.: Earl Shuler, A~~ t llocll Sprta11 MelbodiSI - 9 31! a m • 1, •rshtp IU :ll 1 her parents, Mr. and tltta ., 1GaWpoiiL lDsoD wi pastor Mnrntng wurHhlp Ill 'Ill a m · Chester Lemley, pasiD" War· m., Sunda· eve.rinR oerv 1c.., at Clarence Priet. 1 Rev. R. L. P • ery SUD- Prayer meeting 7:30: 'lburs- &hip serYtce 9:30 • m.; Sun·.• , 0 P n wen wnr'"" "'" Mr. and Mrs. Gerald OUr1 - SundiJ Scboo~DI 1181"1· day. Youth Fellowship, 1:30 P· day Schoo~ 10:15 a. m.; Mn lee at 7.30 p m Paslm . c 111 r Huntington, w. va.. visited Sun . day 1 P m. sundl(or each m. Sunday. 1:311 p. m. Prayel and Bible Proffitt All even1n1 seMI : day with her mother, Mn. V ·• : : - 4th Solllb Bethel EUB Cliare~ - Study, Wedn•.aday, 7:30 p.m. ,.,.,. ""Ri~ at 1 30 n m , E. McOnde. . IlL IIIIIU llplll1 Cit.... Rev. Euaeno E. Emeroon. 1181' Rllland MetMdisl Clturdt-. o... Lady If Lorello Mluton . Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rou•' 1 paswr. lAna Bottom. 1\eY. l'b•m•• ~ and family. ChariO<lnn . w. V. 110111'111·lr af FQurtb IIIII MaiD SL lor. llullday School 1.4~ · m., Rev. C. J. Lemley, 11 llltddleport R•Y. N¥1t Bordtm. NoriDID H. Bahr, 8upl Sunday Cburcb School 9:30 a. m.. Wor tronek, admlntstrat.or: Sund•r : spent th• weekend with Mr. lllnlller quncJay S.:hooi 8 30 WorshiP 10:C5 a.m. oad 7:30 p. !hlp 1181"1100, 10:30 a. m.. M l.~as•6 3tJ • m.. "".Hoi) U•Y• j and Mrs. Harold R"ush. ,,., Rl rd Stll>l m. Alteraately Bible Study . y F. Monday. 6:30 p. m. ol ObliRation. 7 P m I Miss Beverly Price and . ~.r::~ ~.!tp. a. and Prayer servt"' 10<1 by pasl ~uttoa Methodist Church Sl. Jolln'o Colltoli• \\llostnn• Charleen Ward vi•ited at MLr::~ or, 7:30 p, m. Thursday. : H. L. M~Domel Pastor; Mrs. •lPIH r: r· ~v itlt> ' llr rl " to Ktr1 t•JJ I ieatt·· Co11e~fl Sunday aftern(QI. Naomi Bapllll Cll m . W<lr' Syrotose I::.U.8 Churcb. Paul , Lester L. Roush Supt. Preach- R•• Prank Mam•n o••· R'e ·ent , ,., .. ,, o:' "' . atlt 11y Scho"' t:llll L ·• 4. SeUera, PIIW. 1 ing 9:15 1. m. Sundav School . lldp 11 a. Ill Prayer ter'Vlce, · · 1111 Sund~\ Mus.• W .W a. m 1 Mrs Don John•nn inrlud ·tf t,1f. 8 " 1:90 I. m. Sunaay School. en 10: 1[ 8. m. 1-tol\· l>'t~ ·II Obllr•.ttllnn ti llr Ill anJ M~ . ~rot! Wh">f'I P.I". ~f'VI p, m. WedneadiJ. pnry QullenbeiT)', Su!~~.; tO :W a. 111 1 Oak Grove Methndl8t ChoErcb,l i m.' COllie"'"" "' h••• llt'lur• Bo•lon, and \lr. end Mrs. TJ!i!ll Clarletoa .;It- ltla Momi•• Warahip aerv1oo. 1.11 · H. L. McDaniel, pastor. ar . ·•a• , h R Road Rev Qyde IDntoa palo ..., . Sch 1 1 .,. s eon .1o mmn. af' 1nr • · • IJid srd Sunday& 01 the tDOIIth; Croos, S ·pt Sunday . oo • l'be Sal••'"'" Army En••! ~i.. Carl, ~I,Sundat:80:· W~ 7:ll0 p. m. Evenblg EvangellJ 10' I~ a. m.; Preachlllfl 9.1~. RayS Wmm• ., 111 ,.,.1 00 ehHrM• ·-• --• tlo Serv'Syracuse Melbodbt "''""''" Sunday to a. m HoI'"'"~ m~ ~ •h"' ice ..,... to·so a. m.' auu ....a. Znd and 411l 8wt .......,,. q 1 ,. - • llei'V • • Prayer day of month BETHANY - Wendell G. Stuller. pastor ~ a Sunrl•• ~ .. ., .. , , 1 111 0 01 1:81 p. m. altentater. P. m. t:IO a. m. Mornlns Worship: Worahip Service ! :45 a m. Sun· .;:,'~av ·7 P m vo,.nw ~.. "' 1,., , w 30 moetl•s WecfDMday, ..;..~"""" to:30a. m Sur.day School, Bly dayScbool9:45a. m. Mr~ Sun- l.el!llll' : 7 :w , m s. 1, • .,.,, .:~ Clalnlhlr Cbpel: W 1111 'lbelaa, Supt.: 8:30 p. m. day 8 p. m. ~ra)er meeun~ maeung : Tnur·rlay I lO 1 ""' . flal llcb Scbool~ 1:11 1ym~ Vouth FelloWBhlp CARMEL - Sunday 7:30 o. m. b ..1,,.. Hnme """"' i u m Pre~ I 9uadey ~ m~ :;' t :llll 1. m. Sunday !lchool Way· Untied Me~~t Sc~:• ho.;;: ·la...,s: 1 '1!1 p m Biblo 11ud' 1 Pvl. Dole c. Rockhold ball, =~·P~'! or· ae RouahW ~~3ll~ :; ~~e~~Y~. '!~ cDivine Wors~lp oravet meeting llthPI ..rvl•et , oompleted his basic tralalnc at · lndltarr Qarob II Qllll. lfDrniDI o ~lh· I . m. Hour 10:30 a. m. Scripture and ., onnoon•··~•nl : P'ort Knox and has IPiftl U Art MI-. lllinllter: Bible of:" eiiBtle' Se~lee. Sermon _ Luke 22:39-48. "A· Po~erot !Se••ntto Oat 'd•en days wit 1• his parenll. Mr. anG kbool and I\IOnllnt Worahtp. 111 and 3rd :::'dav of month wako to Temptation?" Youth 1111 ~burH - Mutbor"' H••Mh' ·l Mrs. Walter Rookhold and baa to:• L m.: Olrltlllll EJljOQ. T rs Plabll EtJB Cbareb. Fellowahlp 5:30p.m.; Boys and ltd .. north 01 Me•g• Mo~ona :returned In his bese lor lurtbol ar, I P. m.: EveoiDa WoralllP. ~~e:'Fuaeoe J!l. Emerson. liD Girls' Training ClaSI 3: 1~ p.m. tlospltal ~a.to• ~ ~ uJttord , tralnlne. • 101 I p, Ill1 L tllr; &mdey worship 9:3ll L m. Tueaday, 7:30 p. m. The Lydia Usl,....nl ~"' Jamea H. . Pvt. Chsrleo Hudnell rteeiiiPIIevllle Cnualllllr _.... Suodly School 10 a. m., 1» Circle. Wednesday 7:1~ p. m. Holler tlervlc"' "" ,5"1urt1a, IIY vislte<l hls parents, Mr~ and Bit. Ruuell Clint, puiDr. - bart Vineyard, Supt. Bible Stu- Claas Study Hour. Thursday, Sabbstb !lo:nuul. 1 :II ~ mit 1Mrs. Harold Johbi!GD. ,lj YOUIII Peopll'a aervke 7:ll0 P· d)' and prayer service~ lad by 7:15 p. m. Choir rehearaal. Worship, Uti P m istb 0 ~ Pvt. Gary Reed visited- ~­ m. 1'burada1i lllvaaplllllo aar- paatDr 7:30 p. m. Tuelday. Letart Falls Ualted Brethren meeting. 'llll 0 m · 1' u 1 pamrts, Mr. and Mn. ''I\IVIIl' tb Sallliilay, ?:liD P· m.: and Aduit c1us meeting 7:30 p. InC rill Church, Sunday School lf1. Tburaaay. 1::111 .P m .~ a 1Reed. ~:.::zZ 11 81~11 f:30 P. m. Cllrlatlan m. lui Monday of month. 9:30a.m. worahlp servlcel. Tbo fl .Evllll tletghts, \i&l~~lu 11 Mr. John Bobo villted Ken. lleDIIock Gnve berry, P'edented Cburcb, Pomeroy- Orst and third Thursday even- C:.~" ~~ ~~~~~~ea K neth Rockhold over ..._ waell 1 Church, James ~ LID. Ret. w. H. Perrin, putor; Carl iD8II at 7:30 and the second and : Sond llohnol and. 1IW8hlp oentee, m. SID- Jtaull, Bupl Sunday School at lourtb 8uDda1 Di&hts at 1:1!0. llalke. outor' •• Howard Barber of ~·.tilt· ~ ~~~ 1:16 a.m., Worship hour 10:25 J;:O~:S:..OOtot. ~~.:~~ ~=!~~~ ptJJ~ ~ Keith Rockhold Frida)' · aO · ·~·aoplht cnra, , _ meow~&- 1.. p. • Ko• _ Ret. ear.. William~ . ...~':u~:t,;tor';."'~•mdat 1 and I _ I . a _r s!'":mSand.;_ "'·l in ti 0 11 1 1 I or;- Sc:;: 1 S:.,. : i :u... Ree S..., 'II Sulidl7b =• ':;,:; s:;.,• '"' Sotit'IV Noff', =·; =. lobet' E. llmltl, 8r .. ,....,, l\ln. Lyda Cbevaliec Pfttlldent n~anda Kimes. JIIIIOI SUnday School 8:30 a.m. 0. 0. claUol to. aU '!on' oorvn:ea; and Norma Rockhold "'" Paltenoo, Supt.; Moi'IIIDC War a p. m. Preaching S 10 p. m., lnea fl-lftjlllli :dlip tO 'IO a. m. Youlh Sarvlt'e. 'lid Weelo Pny•l meotlng. 1 311 Athena on bus lstt W-'nooday ,.._ ~ olternoon. 1·45 P· m.: 11:•111811 c m.. P. m. "' ·Miss Tereasa Smith opent 7 p. m. Wedneadl)', 7 p. ........... :..••• 7·.. . ..... 7::!11 p. m.: Prayer .. Mro Mozt• ~oUtnaor . lllhle Study - . . . , - _,, ... p. m., ....._._, 7.10 " m. lallilr' l!lvu1ellclrl Ulll* -kend with Mlaa . cit II C b r I I I , .,....._..,. • • ~.~ Kin 't1 ' .,... Cl _ ' Choir pl'leUN II UIIL. rn.'""""' fllelll IIIII Cl1lln*, Lalli' ilnlllteD Cbun:h - ...,..a, II BU~I Scbool 8:10 L m. Preacb- r~ ~I 1 1 IP. ~ cua. ·.-v R. 1 •ne .:ill School 9:45 a m Wonblll. Edith Grimm and ID:liO L m., llnl and lldrd 0. Lltlgaville. Ohio), lal B. pastOr. BundaJ 8cbool t:llll a tl!d : . : ~Y·~! a :row~ ::and~.• llllt . llatiJdal'l. Clr putlirl BundaJ Scbool 8·:!11 &; Pldt Wise. supL; MorDIDII m. · · Rockbo ..... OIJ Cllri ol Cllrht. " Roborl Grate, SI!Pt worahiF 10:30 a. m.: Y oa 1o Ulll:!lu"'ft ""'"' .. lfl. llllllr 8treel: StmdaJ Bible • II., . . ·• I'll...,_ P. m : Bvanpllllk dQ 9choot t ·:!ll a m.; Worthlp ~· aitd Mra. Dale Smllllll[il . 1 10 3 audJ 8 L II. ltealal~ :~ •:. 41 • '~ ~Bvan- aervtce NIO p. m. Mid Weoll • ·• SnDIIal I ltll 0 m cbildrtn •lslted Melvin 8mlllt lldp 7::!11 P. m.: Bible• .,_,, e!lltlo and family Sunday. 7 .~ p ·m_ Ml4 orayer aervlco 7:30 p. m Wed Lellrl P'llll United 7•110 p. m. Wedlleadlr .and. Praise Wed- Wedneaday oDd P'rldar lftilllll! 111 Cbr11t Church James M<ll' Mr. and Mn. Rua llalder re. MM1•rn Cltara • Qrtll, Waek ~P.m. • ~11 0ospe1 ......._ a. r1aoo, putor. ~Y ~at cenUy moved ID the Ill - ' IIIIa SW.. ~~~ ~..·.. Ball ol Jeltovall't lh&n Sthr,vllle Rnad: &. J t:30 a. m. Preacnm• .•rv eel prvperty. lllcb. m!Dirt•; Bible ......,. WI euea· PubUo meellal!. 8wt Grtllllb. putar1 R01!1f • , ~ flrst and lblnl Tllurlday :10 a.m.. bull'll Mcl!lU..y .,Ill m Watcblower IIUdY lord. Sapl.. Sunder Seltroot 10 IDil at 7:30 p. m. Secoad ~ Sapc.; MGrniiiC Wll'lblp. . 11 P., lllllbJ TuadaJ a m.; E'tangellsU• Servtce, I· fDurtb SundaY evealns1 at · :30 'lbe sertpture or . t:IO m. IC9IaiDI Wanlllp, •, p. m.,- ._ mee...,• S p. :liD II- m "ray• mnt!lll 7::!11 p. m. Prayer ll!lettn, lllllllld of the Buddhllt r ,_ m., Pr~ 8lnkll. Wed·. P. m. - '"'" ,..... ~ 'nleadll~ 11111 1ourtt1 1111raday even1~~g~ Trlpitaka, or '"lbna .-IQ, 7 P. II. .......,, ;"p.~~ achool. .!llliJu, Ml=rt-, 0119e No• and first and third Sundav e¥· of the Law." ,_. 11 Q Qlrtll, i 8lladaJ a. Pnl'• ud S&. _.. 11111, ,.rt 1nry tJUIDr: tluJI. llliDP 11 7:llll p. m. learuest and JlrQ Maltan, pallar lOtiO loallleiD cbureh. - Mortlll1l t1117llellool,l:. 8 1D.1 WonldP Mt. Hei- Jdld ........ live - n i l of Jludlflli' 1aJ1oC1 t:IO L aL CliGrdl ....,. t:U L m. and lt:46 10!. L m.: lheat!binS. 7:10 g. til Cbrilt Clllrcb. J.- •Mar-j1J118· .. m.: Otrilti8D ICIItllimK. 1:1111 ..,8iljll!qndiY kbool 1:30 a.m. m.: PraJlll nrvlce, 7:110 p. til. rlaoD, paator. Su•oday !lcbool m. ~n~~~q llrviGL •• P. a. m.; _....:....._. ire ~ tbtll'lday. t:llll .... Preaehlna lltll'VIcel au ~ ~ ~i-si.J ., Chanb .,,.... IIIIIJoa. ..,, 11o11 flnt 11111 lllinl BuPday DIIIU, Primarily • and It ::.. ' Gran whllt 1111 111W Qlsler, P.N~Dr: Servlcn oven al 7:30 P. II. 1i1c111J11 and 10111'111111 !be 1li&b llebool 1:110 I . m. lt. Paul'l Cbnrcb II batiiP builL at flit ~: 'II Sunday lltOI'aiDp . at II a. JD. pal, lite yak llill ~,!:,..,';.-: .~ ...... flllllljj M• ONicl ft1 Clllrd ., 111e lilallfOM, Prayer me Ute ~ far elolblnl aa4 J ~ m. V. Jalv. 11ur1 A. Cillo putor. ,....: . flav, Herbert Grata; day at 1:111 p. m. ONII•• E~> milk lor ld8' cbJ!itl~M~L ~ .,_i ~ a!lflal (lllklr· fucltant ana. IIQil. dime', _ . , lft'l fllW'UI M and meat. Mlllril IIIIi.. ~. ilvfl,; etnlc:e a.r~ B1aleil; Alit. Sa!t&- claya at Ul ,. m. u ai!J wb111t it11ir llrldfDicl Chrdl II Cllrlll. I. m. UtdoD F.W.B. cnre• Jo I RoblDIIm. "111'1'*': ~ Scbool 8:C5 L m., ll:arl Homer FOiftll. Sapt.• Blltll ._._ _ . Eveolq lcbool t:IO: MDrDlD& Wonblp, --•liD• •..,•. , b "-" ,_ w-•1•, ~~ P· m. 1 ._.. ._, ..1, L m.; --••• .,• ..._ "''"' - . - · YOUD& People'l meet- s- FOREMAN & ABBOn ,,, • RUG Contnetinl P1toiM WY 118'71 BAUM LUMBER CO• bad thia dlaeaao tableapoonflli of barium sulfate In ball a 11181 of water or milk three or lour timea a week. If tho patient bad a<Ute •·Jo.pt.. 1 GOOD 2-361' for your doQI «mWd over theII ~mod ares M~esooa~~~~l~tloo~ . . . . . . ..;:::::::::::::::::::::=~==========:;;:::::::::::::::::::::;:::::=:!i==~ and protected from further 1 Irritating fermentation. He lboo ..' llarted giving his patients wbo PomOI'Ol' UIO E. lloCODd z.2IJ(JO WY - 199,95 ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV ~ • F ., l1lnll II llw MD L IL MI. _., Sunday Sellool. 1:111 10:10 ~. 10. 11.: Moroi111 wonhlp 10:8 a 1r. m. YF: w.a...,.~ 11. l!lveolllll Worllllp. 7 p. Ill· : . (:bolr: 1 • · II ~ PrQer m.lfDC, 7 p. Ill Wed. 1 1)1~- .,.,. Rev. Clyde ~ Rendf!'IOb, liD i llytertan C.'blli'e• 4 !Dr. :91cea t :liO a.m.:~·~;~ Qlrdlllllll NaMIII/.,_. 'IO:liO a. m.: - lloriU Dlll"lb. • a:r. ..,;j~,;.;;'"~;..;~.;:;.:r--;_____________________ II OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING ,,_, UJe tJag fea- tl i l-•l _ _. Y una eommun..,. ' ,.,..,,,.,orMf by t'M hutinell firrm and orplsatfont ' TUM81.1NG reduces tangling I . 01 ~ ,....,. ·•· Wed · 1:18 t.a.IR let. Dll!ll w.n.aa. ,..... _ Pearl A. caaw. paator. wor 7:30 p. m. P r • r er IYP • P. luatlaJ 8GboOJ ....... m.: wor !hlp IIII'Vk:e 10 a. m. NYP8 1,8 P. m. Bvltdna 7•• p. -.tp . . , . u .. m. ~ ,,. olbtr llllDdq 7:46 p. m. SuD -""• 7:30 .,. m. "ntan~~av. 111-: Wed. P· · fll. l'nllf •· m. Prayer. muuna '·• .! A - Scbool. 10 a. m., QIINit 11 1111 n e4<, a. -uaa I'III••W.Y 7::10 o m. 111 l'uelday YOUIII 1'101111 -. , I llatarl af Good Brad peraonath 1.11!1 l'bursday • - ,_,,, ... p. a: Into ~ lftl!l!lln* 7:• to &;I~= f CRIIS·CROij DOlTOR with Floreoce Spencer, proaram leader. Wednesday 7:15 p. m. Prayer Services. l.'lloale• Cllllrdl l'ellll A. Casto. Poatur; wara HI'VIee 11 I L ;n,, SundaJ SChool at to L m.; W&al 111 flY ~•·hoot ' • ~ tt-1 ,..,. 11.: lft'PII JOt ...llftlilp 111:10 L Ia 9 h1 9 P.M. REPAIR • REMODEL • REPLACE •,:. .,.a,,._~ i ltll .. 10116 .. unseen. The best inetrumenta man ean make are insignilleant when meaaured again•t the scope and depth of IIIIP II L II.; · aupt. i . Yet, there is still so much that remaiM 6:00 TO 8:00 r11J i~NtYnnvwa ~ 111- at lP:" L 111. wltlt tilt Jli!Do U...... adolatet. II- Cpta. Tuesday II 8 p. We aeaoot t :li!l L m.: M,,..,tna Match 15, W.S.C.S. mcoets _..blp 1:111 p. m.: l:toller Belli 1be ~ of Eleanor !friday . ""' What a birthday preeeittt Youn' 'Dtlll can eee all sorts of things with th~t tellseope that are invisible to the naked eye. The aky, with Ita stars and ite moon, seemaso ingch cloeer. OPEN TONIGHT · lt lllblt 'ehonl 'lu~t Qntar Qlarall o1 Gad, an. Gtlborl ........ 5pencer ' J>oiiiOf , -~ ~ i:3tl a. ~ ~:!!! c• • ~ CIIIZ tilt fW .... Bit CIJ* I I 11~ wlce. p mw=::.,;u-;:: - . 1 IIIII Ql 11 1\tltilif. ~.~;a m:iervtco ot montJI; Board •..,alf.' J:.i b, - ;7 ' meetiD& 3nl Wedl 1~1)· Scoool m.. ..... .. God Ill&. SEE? = Farmers Bank 1'.. DOES HE SHOP'• "::=::=' d a wny •• • H:;.O::'il••' and •" flee. 7.• p. m 0. 'w;... :..me. llrelbl'•• ev• aibt. m '* - - - -' llnp I .!"b!raw. _:.: _, .:...1. 11111 w,.... w.' .. t·M r-.. ~l ,, .. w-.. �A-t·'-- r ...mnvrr• r...... vn ne r.., ....... ·~HELEN HELP 1.-- Us!! by Helen Bottel __j yo~I\,~D FOR ITI t . ·Av~rage Personal Income on Farms is Up By GAYLOR DP. GODWIN Ualted Prm IDitrullOIIII WASHINGTON (twi) - The Ag,.culture Department loday estimated !be averaao personal inoomo o1 each per10n llvlna on a 111111 in 1915 at a record hll!b $1,510, up II per cent !rom •• woe 11,270 In 11114. 'Ibis aharp incrtase followed 1 rls.tnc flow of f~ ince~e, lncraaed opportun1tllll r.r mcome off the farm, and a fur. !her deellna In the farm popu· !allan. . The department alao esUmated the averaae net lnoome per farm In 19&5 at 1 record high ff,112, compared with In 19M. 'lbla 12 per cent lncreaae from a year oarller resulted !Nm a I per cent hike In total realized net farm income and a 1 per Clllt decline In the mun· her of farma. The per capita and per farm record income averagea came to lll!ht In the department's cur- "'"Ullo ~~ Jy not mlew of the farm Income toM IGIDi • "" D ge altuatlen. meat · aalmall. Direct tb~:.=:w~~~!"!: :r:e~~~la~~~ the non-farm populatlo II10ie In 19&5 to an eatbriated f2;405, compared with about SS per cent In 1!164 and 1960. In relll· live Ierma, thla relationship be· tween income! of 1111'111 people llld non-farm people In 1915 waa the belt It bas been since 161. The review of the farm Income altuatlon confirmed ~ Uer lf8ureti of farm operations durin& 11166. These Included: -Net lann incoml rose to $1U billloD, eampared with $12.9 bi!Uon in 11164. ~rosa farm inoome from f8l'llllJII in 19&5 reached a record UU bUIIon, up fU billion from 19M. Cub receipts from farmtna (farm markttlglla and govvrnmeut payment! I with flit.! billion 111 19M. Receipts !rom farm marketlnp 1 result of higher prlee~ for tbe.$2.l blllloo paid in !964. -l"ann production . tot8Jed UU bll~on . . totlled $30.1 billlon last year, up about $1 blllion 1rom I~' .... Colton SlpiDJI The department said •?~ton farms m 20 states s1gned lhroulh Feb. 25 to vert 2,065,571 acres ?ut of land cotton producllon under the 1986 program. Tol!aceo Vote Growers of burley tobacco. the second leading cigarelte leag, voted Jn a relerendum Thursday to decide whether the 11168 crop wlU be arewn the present acreaae allotment program or under an poundaae proaram. II two-third• of the fll'OWerS votina the acreaae-poundage program, It wlU be In effect for the 1966, 19111, and 19611 crops. -"!:f:=~~ a. DlltiiH ·11rr. M ., e uw d -.. 111 twa. vlatl«< 'lllld Mn. AIYin Goff ll!ld MiB1 .Eden SOci."e.ty Orville llir- Betty nt.es ' !el<r·llllhfamMJIJorrls, vlalted on Y ITue·sday with Mrs. Ivan Cllev· -------. Florei!ce 1114· Lilla. 'The allenduce Mareb 1 Mr. · and Mrs. Ivan CbevaUer the Eden U. B. Church 1Reedaville spent · Sllllrtla, waa 71. with Mr. 8lld , Mrs; N. 0' ce Sentinel Churrh News RandoJpb. .:M~andt.lnr.fr!~~:~~~ spent SUnday wllh Mr. anc! Mrs. Howard Nelibn of !teeds· viDe. Bruee Robert Bflley of Cool· 'lllle apeut Sllurday llllbt and I don't w111t to "" the teacher ~~r~~~s=·· =~ Low "':: ~· k~Mrs. ~ ":. ~ ~· Thij Q9 Is tor YOUOC poo- in trouble. There muat be oth.111 Mr and Mra M d ~raJ · ar ;;;;;;;;;iiili'a;;;iiii..i;iijii;i'-r;;;; ~ tbefr p · blem1 and plw11'1 with tbiJ problem. Whal did WI M'r and .. .:. · r. an ul w' umor r P •~•· son,with Pa Mrs.ayoe, vlsltedHill re- Lookl"" ures,' their . troubles and fun. theY do1 - FUND""'NT" """" ,.... Geff and •Mr. 'BDd Mra. Herman ... Par lna-nsl...- •• Ai, -.yith the real of Helen Help 1ST Reedivllle. FURNISHINGS? Ul!· i,~ w•Icomea tauaha but oeir FUn: Mr and Mrs. Howard Nellon Mr. Mrs. Alvin Goff spent won't d<jdj!e a aerlou1 queatlon You might Iuove said, "Ac· Reedsville spent the week recent Sunday 1n St.. Mary'a, VISIT OUR w(lll a brush · off. cordlna to the textbook, the in Wheeling with hi• VB.. with Mr. and Mrs. Den$end your teen-age queatlons theory of evolution Is ........ Mr. and Mrs. Malone family. BUDGET to Youth Asked For It, care of This way you could keep your Nelson, . Sr, Uolslnaer, Fallllie 1 H'if"l,Jlelp US!, this newapaper. bollell iDlaCt, while still reMr. and Mrs. •Alvin Goff d! and Mrs. Virgil Bolaing· Blac1<matler For A MtGor? porting llhll scientists have Reedsville recently spent a recently vlllted with Donna lAKER FURNITURE Dear Helen : written -H in Birmingham. Ala. Webb at Shade. Wbal do you do with I molb· · · Mr. and Mra. c. w. Dodd Ch . aries Brown of Kentuc"M,jd"-•rt 0 111 "' •..- • • er who blackmails youT Mine •••y ......, WAY OUT: .... ... ts.m family. nc:ently visited with Mr. and :=':~~~~!!!!!,} does. It all started wileD I 10t Dear Helen: and Mrs. Junior Hols1ng- ··~-~~~~~~ You tell N.B.P lndlrecl!J, 1101 and son, Paul Wayne, spent . . ~. . _ - -. _ 1 job after school, babyallliJII. Everything I do or don1 do, the lo "take the easy way out of nl&hl with ber pareuts boldl this over me, aaylng abe- the dUemma of her IJieCitlmate . and Mrs. Ruasell Cline at ·u make m• quit my job. She baby by IDII'1')'iDI ellber of . They al10 viSited luiowa I need the money aiDe! the boys - (the reluclant Iaher areat areat uncle Creel Bee! 'buy all my own clothes and Iller, or the noble lrland she gle and family at Franklin. .-1 911pplles, etc. I do my dofan't love. Then you advise Mr and Mrs. James !.o..ers lhll'l'' of the work at home, her to take a atiU euler way BRIGADE 101110umes more than my ahare. out by ahalldoaing her child to Ahy suggestions? - SOON stranaers! 1/ a PORTSMOUTH, Englan & BROKE k . If she gives It up, It may be ,... n fUP)) - An inspection pa;:::: I Dear. Soon Bro e. knocked around or mistreated. I V U ere Porl!mouth fire bri Membor FDIC l'omt...,. I'm ·our• both Y?U ""'! your It's at least half her fault the! Interrupted when a ..._ . . -._ . _ , . . . . _ . _ . mother realize llhe s talkmg up tht baby is comina into the By Jack O'Brlau force had to leave you . answer a fire alarm. 1 gtorrn about somethmg 'd world and sh e 11 respoMlble for . b 11 could setlle ID a reezo you bringing It up She would do discuss mstead of argue. better · One one hand a glltterina new 1spy reports, "He's been In the (of cancer} and Bill Frawley Schlpol airport in Amslerdam She may think you have bo to marry one of the legitimale play was opening on' wrong buslnesa ri&hl along (of heart trouble) In H'wood: far below •ea level on Ioken on too much but to )'OU, two ys, try honestly and con- Broadway, "The Lion in Win- he's wonderful" . . . Tbe Our· they were aay, decenl, dedicst· land. Boats and bari}e611 her worry sounds ' like' "black· sclenliously to make the m~- ter," starring estimable glam. ward Kirby's, the Bennett Cerfs ed people. nearby canals float about maJ\.'' You resent it because rJag: a s~cce~: and, d~sn 1 or personalities Bob Preston and Tony Randall arrived (and Aller consulting antitrust exabove huge airliners on she "nags" and doesn't brag ~or · J.~ a 1~or;;:. wt and Rosemary Harris; on the Tony winked at a handsome perts two years aao, we decid-lsa~irpor!:~t·s~=~~=== and 1 r'an't blame you here· ~ ~ ch wo~ ve a no~ other hand tho same evenina older woman and made her ed pay-TV In Calli., no matter I;' glfl who earM her own clothes P hs e wo":maha;e ~~· chdd. areeted the Bdwy. premiere of night) . Dina Merrill drop. how viciously the anti freeze and spending money deserves a eruldapa mkeeh er 0 lg&llon "The Osear," a movie: new ped In with CUll Robertson and forces fou8ht, would have to be SHOP . wo ma e er more mature. h' h uld ld r•the 1 th bla' ed d 1 1 whale of a lot of pra1se! Sh' k' 't tainl , 1 w 1c , pray, co be cons er· a.... move as ey aroae pro •m a proper an ega SATURDAY don't you two sit down A " mg 1 cer Y wn t.- ed !he mort glamorous, more to go that way ID the eareat, business; and March 3 that and work out your hours lor .R.A. glltlerlllfl, more dazzlinl prem· Dina kissed Cliff lightly, prJJb. forecast came through 100 per sitting, study, chores- and fun. "The easy way out" has noth- ' Jere; and why? ably just Method Acting prac- eenl · It's a serious romance Show your mother that Jo'lU can ing to do with the problem of The department's decision lice . . Midway In the movie, Indeed for Bert Lahr's talented Whare Your Dollar• manage Ibis job without really unwed motherhood. Most im· waa simple - we have our own amid the onslaught of so m e sprig, Jane, and Bennett Cerf's Buy More hurlm' and I think she'll turn portant consideration Is "What's most dependable yardstick - pretty gamey dlalo~. one 10n, Chris . .. Lana Turner off lhe storm. - H. best r.r !be child," and, be- which one did Anita Louise at. malernally concerned lady with was offered $!-million for her THE SHOE BOX Dear Helen: lieve me, adopUve parents hard- tend ... 'lbe answer: "The Os· 1 18-year-old son In evening 50 per cent of "Madame XX" I am a sophomore in high ly ever turn out wrong - they car." clothes heard just enou&h, took but she'll hold on (get the monMiddleport, 0. ochool and am takillfl Earth are ion well screened! Next At !be Robert Preston prem· him by the ann, Ulted him ey!) Science. In our book are a most important consideration iere, we areeted Alan King on !rom bls seat and rushed him lr-======-=;;;;i couple of chapters on the scien· is: "Will this marriaae be a tha sidewalk; but waan't Alan out before be could hear any tific crealion of the world. My waste?" If so, three people may starring In his own Bdwy. com- more: the lad seemed relucJeligion opposes this, saying end up losers. edy hit. "The lmpossib'· tant but momma prevailed. only the Lord could creale. I It's never easy lor a lirl 1o Years?" . ·. Indeed be is, but While aaylng "Goodnight" believe this when we bad give up her baby. But some· be alto It one of the s1111ll to one llld all, 11 If In her own a Jest on 11 and there was a tlmea it's much more aonllble. troupe ol producers ol ''The drawlna raom, Mrs. Joe Levine ·~ ·· question Jn our creation, I - H. Lion In Winter" and a backer was greeted by an aid friend DEALER TODAY put down "The Biblical Story." of same well into the live-fiaure· whose brief critique P.eemed to Po. that 1 got a faiUDg . mark This column Ia dedlcattd to aoce1 c1us ... "I'm nervous," aatlaly the producer's w~e just and a demerit for lnlubordlna· family Uvlllt, 10 If you're bav· he eonfeaaed In lroat of !be line - "Well, it'll make mm11- 11 for """ iDfl kid trouble or juat plain ·Ambassador 'lbeatre ... '1 was· ey .·. " KITCHEN I think this is unfair, but f trouble, let Helen help YOII. o't nervoua when I opened in Mrs. L. was dressed, undkmll,t-11 OR d " no I leU my parent! because She will also welcome your own my own play, I koew my lines, edly symbolically, in gold BATHROOM ,:.-...-=;;;;;;;ii.io====•,l•musing experiences. Address mew what I had ta do, But here ill "31" after the premiers Lei>· II Heli!D Boltel in eare of this 1 am with nerves. lt'a my ego, man parlaer Paul Mannbelrn newspaper. responalbility ta my partners, and LBJ adviser Ed Weisl the moue, Is the leut WOlT1 of nouneed '"lbe Oscar" ·~=~ all." .. . And oil he jittered to both art1s1iea1J1 8lld u See step-savinr Kitchens, his owo actfoc at Tbe Plly. cinema bankm. charming bathrooms, lmd modern, combouse Theatre. We shan'lllep on any critics' pact heatina systems. Ask for our FREE Water Analysis. Beautify your hom e Meanwhile, back at "T h typewrilinallngers with an opln· WY2·2039 while you increase its comfort Oscar" premiere, Anita Louise ion of the Preaton play, except Trlan&:ular baflles in the clothtt Otl NIGHT Wlf-2951 ..., W remained a aold brocaded to note Its eo-star, cylinder crnte a crln·eron tumble action. This reduces bunch· -• IIJ'De. G. BraadJiad~ M.D. (with sallies) lobby onament Harris, turned In a Pomeroy Flower Shop :.~:e w~~d "':'~~~~ until they ciOHd the doors for performance . .Two fine ln1 and tangling •• • ltls airflow iet to all the clothts better for Matchlnt Phllco W. Moin Pomei'Ol' HEATING fnter dryin1. imaril diseasea f . the movie to begin · .. Tony edy stan departed. tra:!:~~~~ rp Mrs. Millard Voa Metar Automatic 0 yler hm Bennett was there; and our the same day, Ahce PLANT their la years - ere as - -Wa1h1r OR been a steady increase fn diver- come tnnamod . (dlvertl· Dr. Malow'a aeries It control!· II ticula (oulpouclllnp) e1 lbt di.. ·' ... Just Arrived! WATER gestlve Ira 1 . 11 th lo culltts) !be victim usually com· ed the dltcomforl very .w.eUi~ed c · .especJa Y e W· plalna of Pbdoml••l pain and in lona u hll patients .,10 er bowel. This has broucbt an · SYSTEM I NEW SPRING increase In the umber 1 about 211 per cent there I• aome ouch loocls 11 peanuts, 0 ques- rectal bleediJII. lions about th~. corn, pineapple and loocls w11111 tl . . COSTUME The surgical removal of these In the acute stage t!lere II al· ~ such as tomatoea, stra·w·ll diverticula Is 10 times . .. a low arade fever. The In· berries and rupberrla. '·· JEWELRY . me neees- flammation ia caused by ferm· PIIIICI W4fl. 3 eyelet, lnchu:linl aary. but IS rarely advltable IJ&. entation of Ulldlieated food In this aerla of paUenfl • Two Drylni Cyctoa • filii• Drum AirfloW saak cycle, Wettr ~·: "MIDDLEPORT cause there are 10 many of particles that become trapped compllcatlona of eltber the S1vtr; Unt ,Htlr, • Porcotoln £nomill flnllhod Clothe• Deterpnt Dflpeneer. them. The mere ~ of a In tbe outpoudilnp seue or the treabMDt wei'! II Cylinder • llltiY'LoQ!nl Door • Fran!· .__ _ _ _ __. MounttdUntTrop , 1 ~~ STORE larp number of them Cdlvertl· Dr Louise Matow' in Chic observed. Some ollhesree ~~=:II CUIOils) doel 1101 OIUH any . . qo, Who dllcondnued the Ill ~~tJt• MW<IJt,.rt, 0. ""'"PIDma but ·•- .. _ •· DOting that many pattenls with bad ol ••·1r :"i;;;;;i' -~=""".iw~·-~;;-~•..;-~ !hit diseue feU beller for two a recurrence u .. or lhrae weeka alter an X.fay domlnal distress but sot prompt examioalion witb bariiDft aul· reUef wbaD tbey ruwned the Edw1rd Bier, Owner late, reasooed lbat thla Improve. treatment 1D properil' Hleetad Harry Miller, Owner • With Miller Mlrfll meat was probably due to the easel t!lilmay be the treallneot 232 E. Second WY ~2036 Pomeroy WY 214.L MAIN fact that CMJ Inert barium salt of choice lor an otherwise trou· .·, POMIIOY 1 B 0 .. ) Ii I •• 1•1.... 1a1111n ~ - ' ; 11MJ C, 1. 0'~ . . . IIGWII;IWII. ..,c. ·.L 'lL ~ WGI'IIttt m. Ev· !!,~~u:.:~y 7:30 ' ,, Ill. PIW• mI . . , _ . ...,... Q ,., ~ Scbool8·309 m.· Mont btl Winltlp 1811& I & ' WHAT Savings Co. God'• universe. That's where /Gith corneJ in. We Jmow that there are other plaxlee that can't be seen through even the moat powerful !If telaacopes. And wa !mow, too, that faith, though invisible, ill the great.A power of all. If /Gith ia 110methlnr that doeen't quite come acros1 to you, the Church le the beat place in the world to help you solve ita mystery. If /Q.ith le already youn-what better way ia there to reaftlrm It than by fiOing to church thle Sunday! ' 1: w., and SAYS Wtira' tile ltDpe 11 Ulfll, In 1om• meuure, folter cmd help lUI• I.J...I. lcfla llud WIIMlll fl '• ,, '\ ' fOO •••·IIGI MI ap- ft tiDIII fllfow. r R. H. RAWLINGS SONS co. TINY'S FOODLAND 1114dleport, Ohio SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUG~ HEINER'S BAKERY for faster, more economical dryin& WILliS ANTHONY PWMBING & HEATING We Ftll All Doctors Prllltrtptlono WY IJ.!OS5 PollllfOJ llllidlttltGII. W. VI. Ill tJw!n lt. Jlld4laport V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY a LIEVING COAL COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. III1Nifhad Ill 1801 Will Colambll. W. YL Pb. llaaoD 'I'INM8 ll1d411Port K& C JEWELERS HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE pomOI'Ol' "Your lttpeake Store" 112 E. Malo St. lupport tba Clmrcb af Your Cbotce Cbllltr, Ohio RACINE PLANING MILL co. KARR CONSTRUCTION llulldlnl IIIPPU. and IIWwork OlDen! . ,. . I li. J ell· vertlcuUtia be did IIIII pve lha barium unttl the acute plwe had been controlled with a bland diet, antiseptics and bed rell witb bot applleatlona to the abdomen. He also Wll'llll lbat caneer 8lld other arpaic dJ. aeaaes of the intestineo muat be ruled out before proceeding with lhe barium traalmtml Tbe barium oullale will not eura the coodllioo. iDdaed, lbil II not ID bt lqiiCted but In ·~ . . , ...., ... ".1.,, Sugar - ~vJ Run Flour Mills j( o Phont WY-2·2115 Pomeroy, Ohio ~Avl••nr Ave. ,~.,, P•· · .• , CL~ANING Robinson's STAR SUPPLY CO. 1tlllldtrlan4 lalldllll lluppll• c:hllllr. 01111 Pb. .11S40011 GALEN S. BROWN, Dlst. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Atldand Oll Prodacll llrolllt'l Botllo Gaa WYH111 pAJIO) !'bona WI .WI II. llleaad AYI. lllddllport. Oblo \ MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT illl'"hi~J - lllllthtrD rrtld Ill N. ID4 tjlleto got IIJI the fla·lt IUDGD TOMS AYAILAILE -UPTO • •oms TO PAYI LOCAl. UNIOR lOIII aa-wtlllll. w. va. .CAROLINA a SUDpiJ Ct• ·o.m. ow 1&0 ' \ J)apol" . -~·75·1180 .Polllt PltaoDI ' OHIO VALLEY BAKING - co. '. ' ·' ,.... ,.... ... ' ... WY Nll7l Detoted to the 111teres11 01 lhl llelpoMI!OD Ana . MARTIN FUNERAL HOME ' WY :Z.U2t WY MilO Mt11410!10ft seeu THE DAILY SENTINEL rHE UNITED $fEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA Lllll~•r . ii'OJ 7•::111~p-JD.====~~~' Ret. Clyde lleQdenall, Suoday &cbf;lOI t:ID a. .,vlcel 7:10 p. m. 8uJ!, Portland · ·· .• Society No•': ,;t1" 'Ri!', ~~orn~tta wctnbiP auo .. Metaodlal 011re • ' . • 1,. ;i~ · · ;1 m ~·nday 8atley. SUI)I. Prayer eine, Oblo. SundaJ Scbool at i 1 oT I Foraol 111111 MllllodiBI t :IO a.m. 8UDclaJ Worshlp l Mr and Mrs Rlebal'l! • .1·· . - Sil11dey School vwa~~.;; Mra. Service 10:3!1 a.m Sunday.~ve- and ~hlldren Mt. _. .._., 8cboal 1:1111 liiJ 111 .:10. ;;;;;;., 10 . . Ev~o .,.,zlo Fred Nease. ~upt. ~ ...p """ nln& Servlca 7:30 p.m.; ..,a . Lawrence Prall and ~ service. to:80 a 111 • a. m. • •ice 10 a m. Rev. week Prayer Servk' Wedne~ I k - e .~· and Junior cburch I., ferviCO 1 P m.: Young People Stutler, pastOr. day 7 iltl P m Rev lllorru. :.1 ' all of Newar ' .,..,.,; 'I or Kndeaver 7 p m Wodnesdav . Heolb .otolbodln Cll""'b. W 11 I' 1 auests of Mr. and 111'1. ~ pllll ,..__ a ... 111 Prayer meetma 7 p. m Satur· dleport M 11: l)ow&on , puwr: ~~i..dasc::..C. • tllo Na.., 1 GlueS.ncamp and cia~~ . f •oo• ---· --- ,_ 4 y ' 'h cb Sch 1 I Mr. and Mrs. Don ~·· ,a: ftal, C. I. ()'Conner, piiiDr •Orll!t i,plooopal Olulob Mrs. Nan Muor• I. ur uo one ~und8 1 ScboOI Y lllJ a m • 1 llllerlalned Sunday ~ · '"'llld:'f 8cboot 8:80 L m...~ I'IDiolroy, Rev Rl hard 8upt; Qlurcb School 9 :W a. Momtna Wonblp II 46 • h f their aon Bnlllll11 ' Cartts, IIUpl.t I0:4a a. m. Mor' m.; Wonhlp Serflct, tO 30 a. EvanaettStlc ser~lco I 4& ~ m on ~~t,:. birthday. ' Clil 1 » wonhlp: I:R p. m. BYP ~~'ra'lermoo. to 311 m.; Melbodlsl v ou ~ F:Uo~ 4klwaek oraver servrce. T·4t P included Bruce's orolbet, lift.-. JWllor ratklwtllip: 8 p m -• ,_ llllp 1 p m.; 1Co8 .,.,.,~ m WPdneodav Me,;' - - · -nleo: l:liO • .•.m Colin hour lollowtnk meefin& lsi ~""<oy ol month S:rnr••• Cburcb ot tho N... ' an, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllaftl -"~ ,.,.,..,. P· m. Bolorprlll EUB C.:hun:b Re• 1 30 p.~ WSCS. 2nd Monday ...,., ll'illmm l l'biJrl.oe """" Kelvey and MarYin, Mr. '"": WednesdiJ, Prayer nteelllll: lltnzel Smith pastor Wnr•h'P ol "ontJI, llltl 0 m. Eleanol Sond•• ~··ho<d ~ 311a m. ; Morn , l\1ro. Thereon John10n, ~.I 1,,1 p. m. WadneadiJ. !""'"' aervtce 9 3IJ a. m . Sun~"l Weotneoday 7 P m Ull wur<h•o 10 ;<~ a m. : Mr. and Mn.. T. G. HdfdoJ'tM Choir Practice; I liD p. ~i 1't1* Scbool. 10 10 a m Yoolll ~et Mlllemllle MelbodlBI l'e•te•••llll A•oemhly Rnote Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. .. _ claV Juntnr OiOtr p,... "" Jowship 8 30 p. m., lloys an<J Wendell G. Stutler, Pastor I 1 .1. l!.e> ""'" ~ '"""' "" ''"' ] Philson and W.rs. ~Una ~ ..~:!!o~. ::.-pa~arc~ - Glrlt Fellowship, 6 30 p. m • Sunday School, 10 a. m . 1\'or· ''""'"t Srhoot ID a m . \111Jr I llacme . '· ~~~~ "~··· r.bor Evenllll! service 7:30 p m.. lnd lhlp aervlce 11 a. m. dav Wodnell' , ond ~·rldav , """'· Harold r.n.11m ..OIIal)l! . Worship. t a. m. Del 1 hODd ttb Sunday•: Youth Clx>lr Morse ~pe !MelhodiBI _ l'b• PenWollll C.:burcb. Mid· ! bus. spent three d•v• w•th .MIIu, ~~:f• opeaker. Chur• 1:30 p. m. Wednesday Pravet Jamee Early, paslor, Oliver i llepurt . SooU 3rd ~ve SUM•• I and Mrs. Harold tw~r.~h ·<tilt:·· IB 9:10 a. m. Clas... lor MeetlnR. 7:30 o m Wod•eodov sayer. Sup, Sunday School tU ! 'lchooo. Ill ' "'·: ~•nwta• evonln~ I Mrs Roush acco"!panled aiiBif.,' Flnl lllplllt Cbarell Lollrld&e EUB Churcb,. Rev I a. m.; Preaching II a. m. I .van~•II•Uo ,.,.•leo I :u• P m I Grimm home to Columhull< IIIJILo. Preaclt- ll:ugene E. Eme...on. pastor . I Portland Methodl81 Charcll- I 1\'odneoday Rlble qzud\ I :ttl p. I a Wet'k's ' lsi!. .,,lll~ llundiJ flcbrolt:110 a. m. Sunday School I 4& a. m Ru& L. Mci)"niel . pastor. Sunday 111 • q•""~, 111 ~nt ~··••• onrl , \lro. Bud Glu""'"'mp -.a 1DP SundaY 1:1IO p, m. Clu•& 10tl Archer, Supt. Sund~t School .9.30. Harold Roush.! 11/..l'llhlp 1 ·~ 0 m P••tor He• received wor~ of the ~" rn. WID llaplllt p 1 u 1 worship 10:45 a. m. and 7.30 Supl; Kenneth McLeod. al!lll 8 L Rorrell , Illness ol hPr unole, Hudlllll~ :RII=tlllldor~':au:~~~~ p. m. alternalely. Bible Bltldy Supt., Preaching 7.30 p. m. SunHarrtsonvtlle Pr..bylerl•• : itch, in Largo Fla. ' ':· Supt.: p 10 L m. and prayer 10rvtce led by pul· day. ~'hurch Johll O•v•ea ~""'" Mr and Mrs. Robert ~· reachln& or 7:30 p. m. Wednesday . Chrm llaelne Metbodl!l Church. Ulurcn School 10 30 1 m Wor and children, Morgantowll, •• ~.I :30 0 P.mm·~=- t1an Eodeavor. 7:ll0 p. m., 3rd fl. L. McOaniel, oastor Sun· ohip service .311 0 m . Va .. spent the weekerKI wllh! ..... Saturday ol mootb. day School 9110 a. m,. Preacb· Reor""nlzeo l:huroil ., ,_, , Mr. and Mrs Henry EuleM•'"c Mull Baplllt li1Uidaf d and lllorniDI Star EUB Char<~. ing 10:30 a. m., MVf ti P m.. l'hrlst nl t.allel ll•• ~, 11118 " ' : Miss Patsy Prirt •Ill' · Mtv·J IU.<Il.Y, Hall, eoroar Secon by Rev Men"'l Smith. pastor Y 4~ Prayer and Bible Study. 7 30 p. milee !rum RaPine 01' Rllo·ine I Charles Jordan, Columhut \PIImetroy, Mason. cb In L m. Sunday School, Roy Va~ m Wedn .sd•Y ~nrtl•n<J Hood Sund•v s,-11.,0 , srent a weekend recently wla FreDcb ~S.B.C. Meier, supt.: Earl Shuler, A~~ t llocll Sprta11 MelbodiSI - 9 31! a m • 1, •rshtp IU :ll 1 her parents, Mr. and tltta ., 1GaWpoiiL lDsoD wi pastor Mnrntng wurHhlp Ill 'Ill a m · Chester Lemley, pasiD" War· m., Sunda· eve.rinR oerv 1c.., at Clarence Priet. 1 Rev. R. L. P • ery SUD- Prayer meeting 7:30: 'lburs- &hip serYtce 9:30 • m.; Sun·.• , 0 P n wen wnr'"" "'" Mr. and Mrs. Gerald OUr1 - SundiJ Scboo~DI 1181"1· day. Youth Fellowship, 1:30 P· day Schoo~ 10:15 a. m.; Mn lee at 7.30 p m Paslm . c 111 r Huntington, w. va.. visited Sun . day 1 P m. sundl(or each m. Sunday. 1:311 p. m. Prayel and Bible Proffitt All even1n1 seMI : day with her mother, Mn. V ·• : : - 4th Solllb Bethel EUB Cliare~ - Study, Wedn•.aday, 7:30 p.m. ,.,.,. ""Ri~ at 1 30 n m , E. McOnde. . IlL IIIIIU llplll1 Cit.... Rev. Euaeno E. Emeroon. 1181' Rllland MetMdisl Clturdt-. o... Lady If Lorello Mluton . Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rou•' 1 paswr. lAna Bottom. 1\eY. l'b•m•• ~ and family. ChariO<lnn . w. V. 110111'111·lr af FQurtb IIIII MaiD SL lor. llullday School 1.4~ · m., Rev. C. J. Lemley, 11 llltddleport R•Y. N¥1t Bordtm. NoriDID H. Bahr, 8upl Sunday Cburcb School 9:30 a. m.. Wor tronek, admlntstrat.or: Sund•r : spent th• weekend with Mr. lllnlller quncJay S.:hooi 8 30 WorshiP 10:C5 a.m. oad 7:30 p. !hlp 1181"1100, 10:30 a. m.. M l.~as•6 3tJ • m.. "".Hoi) U•Y• j and Mrs. Harold R"ush. ,,., Rl rd Stll>l m. Alteraately Bible Study . y F. Monday. 6:30 p. m. ol ObliRation. 7 P m I Miss Beverly Price and . ~.r::~ ~.!tp. a. and Prayer servt"' 10<1 by pasl ~uttoa Methodist Church Sl. Jolln'o Colltoli• \\llostnn• Charleen Ward vi•ited at MLr::~ or, 7:30 p, m. Thursday. : H. L. M~Domel Pastor; Mrs. •lPIH r: r· ~v itlt> ' llr rl " to Ktr1 t•JJ I ieatt·· Co11e~fl Sunday aftern(QI. Naomi Bapllll Cll m . W<lr' Syrotose I::.U.8 Churcb. Paul , Lester L. Roush Supt. Preach- R•• Prank Mam•n o••· R'e ·ent , ,., .. ,, o:' "' . atlt 11y Scho"' t:llll L ·• 4. SeUera, PIIW. 1 ing 9:15 1. m. Sundav School . lldp 11 a. Ill Prayer ter'Vlce, · · 1111 Sund~\ Mus.• W .W a. m 1 Mrs Don John•nn inrlud ·tf t,1f. 8 " 1:90 I. m. Sunaay School. en 10: 1[ 8. m. 1-tol\· l>'t~ ·II Obllr•.ttllnn ti llr Ill anJ M~ . ~rot! Wh">f'I P.I". ~f'VI p, m. WedneadiJ. pnry QullenbeiT)', Su!~~.; tO :W a. 111 1 Oak Grove Methndl8t ChoErcb,l i m.' COllie"'"" "' h••• llt'lur• Bo•lon, and \lr. end Mrs. TJ!i!ll Clarletoa .;It- ltla Momi•• Warahip aerv1oo. 1.11 · H. L. McDaniel, pastor. ar . ·•a• , h R Road Rev Qyde IDntoa palo ..., . Sch 1 1 .,. s eon .1o mmn. af' 1nr • · • IJid srd Sunday& 01 the tDOIIth; Croos, S ·pt Sunday . oo • l'be Sal••'"'" Army En••! ~i.. Carl, ~I,Sundat:80:· W~ 7:ll0 p. m. Evenblg EvangellJ 10' I~ a. m.; Preachlllfl 9.1~. RayS Wmm• ., 111 ,.,.1 00 ehHrM• ·-• --• tlo Serv'Syracuse Melbodbt "''""''" Sunday to a. m HoI'"'"~ m~ ~ •h"' ice ..,... to·so a. m.' auu ....a. Znd and 411l 8wt .......,,. q 1 ,. - • llei'V • • Prayer day of month BETHANY - Wendell G. Stuller. pastor ~ a Sunrl•• ~ .. ., .. , , 1 111 0 01 1:81 p. m. altentater. P. m. t:IO a. m. Mornlns Worship: Worahip Service ! :45 a m. Sun· .;:,'~av ·7 P m vo,.nw ~.. "' 1,., , w 30 moetl•s WecfDMday, ..;..~"""" to:30a. m Sur.day School, Bly dayScbool9:45a. m. Mr~ Sun- l.el!llll' : 7 :w , m s. 1, • .,.,, .:~ Clalnlhlr Cbpel: W 1111 'lbelaa, Supt.: 8:30 p. m. day 8 p. m. ~ra)er meeun~ maeung : Tnur·rlay I lO 1 ""' . flal llcb Scbool~ 1:11 1ym~ Vouth FelloWBhlp CARMEL - Sunday 7:30 o. m. b ..1,,.. Hnme """"' i u m Pre~ I 9uadey ~ m~ :;' t :llll 1. m. Sunday !lchool Way· Untied Me~~t Sc~:• ho.;;: ·la...,s: 1 '1!1 p m Biblo 11ud' 1 Pvl. Dole c. Rockhold ball, =~·P~'! or· ae RouahW ~~3ll~ :; ~~e~~Y~. '!~ cDivine Wors~lp oravet meeting llthPI ..rvl•et , oompleted his basic tralalnc at · lndltarr Qarob II Qllll. lfDrniDI o ~lh· I . m. Hour 10:30 a. m. Scripture and ., onnoon•··~•nl : P'ort Knox and has IPiftl U Art MI-. lllinllter: Bible of:" eiiBtle' Se~lee. Sermon _ Luke 22:39-48. "A· Po~erot !Se••ntto Oat 'd•en days wit 1• his parenll. Mr. anG kbool and I\IOnllnt Worahtp. 111 and 3rd :::'dav of month wako to Temptation?" Youth 1111 ~burH - Mutbor"' H••Mh' ·l Mrs. Walter Rookhold and baa to:• L m.: Olrltlllll EJljOQ. T rs Plabll EtJB Cbareb. Fellowahlp 5:30p.m.; Boys and ltd .. north 01 Me•g• Mo~ona :returned In his bese lor lurtbol ar, I P. m.: EveoiDa WoralllP. ~~e:'Fuaeoe J!l. Emerson. liD Girls' Training ClaSI 3: 1~ p.m. tlospltal ~a.to• ~ ~ uJttord , tralnlne. • 101 I p, Ill1 L tllr; &mdey worship 9:3ll L m. Tueaday, 7:30 p. m. The Lydia Usl,....nl ~"' Jamea H. . Pvt. Chsrleo Hudnell rteeiiiPIIevllle Cnualllllr _.... Suodly School 10 a. m., 1» Circle. Wednesday 7:1~ p. m. Holler tlervlc"' "" ,5"1urt1a, IIY vislte<l hls parents, Mr~ and Bit. Ruuell Clint, puiDr. - bart Vineyard, Supt. Bible Stu- Claas Study Hour. Thursday, Sabbstb !lo:nuul. 1 :II ~ mit 1Mrs. Harold Johbi!GD. ,lj YOUIII Peopll'a aervke 7:ll0 P· d)' and prayer service~ lad by 7:15 p. m. Choir rehearaal. Worship, Uti P m istb 0 ~ Pvt. Gary Reed visited- ~­ m. 1'burada1i lllvaaplllllo aar- paatDr 7:30 p. m. Tuelday. Letart Falls Ualted Brethren meeting. 'llll 0 m · 1' u 1 pamrts, Mr. and Mn. ''I\IVIIl' tb Sallliilay, ?:liD P· m.: and Aduit c1us meeting 7:30 p. InC rill Church, Sunday School lf1. Tburaaay. 1::111 .P m .~ a 1Reed. ~:.::zZ 11 81~11 f:30 P. m. Cllrlatlan m. lui Monday of month. 9:30a.m. worahlp servlcel. Tbo fl .Evllll tletghts, \i&l~~lu 11 Mr. John Bobo villted Ken. lleDIIock Gnve berry, P'edented Cburcb, Pomeroy- Orst and third Thursday even- C:.~" ~~ ~~~~~~ea K neth Rockhold over ..._ waell 1 Church, James ~ LID. Ret. w. H. Perrin, putor; Carl iD8II at 7:30 and the second and : Sond llohnol and. 1IW8hlp oentee, m. SID- Jtaull, Bupl Sunday School at lourtb 8uDda1 Di&hts at 1:1!0. llalke. outor' •• Howard Barber of ~·.tilt· ~ ~~~ 1:16 a.m., Worship hour 10:25 J;:O~:S:..OOtot. ~~.:~~ ~=!~~~ ptJJ~ ~ Keith Rockhold Frida)' · aO · ·~·aoplht cnra, , _ meow~&- 1.. p. • Ko• _ Ret. ear.. William~ . ...~':u~:t,;tor';."'~•mdat 1 and I _ I . a _r s!'":mSand.;_ "'·l in ti 0 11 1 1 I or;- Sc:;: 1 S:.,. : i :u... Ree S..., 'II Sulidl7b =• ':;,:; s:;.,• '"' Sotit'IV Noff', =·; =. lobet' E. llmltl, 8r .. ,....,, l\ln. Lyda Cbevaliec Pfttlldent n~anda Kimes. JIIIIOI SUnday School 8:30 a.m. 0. 0. claUol to. aU '!on' oorvn:ea; and Norma Rockhold "'" Paltenoo, Supt.; Moi'IIIDC War a p. m. Preaching S 10 p. m., lnea fl-lftjlllli :dlip tO 'IO a. m. Youlh Sarvlt'e. 'lid Weelo Pny•l meotlng. 1 311 Athena on bus lstt W-'nooday ,.._ ~ olternoon. 1·45 P· m.: 11:•111811 c m.. P. m. "' ·Miss Tereasa Smith opent 7 p. m. Wedneadl)', 7 p. ........... :..••• 7·.. . ..... 7::!11 p. m.: Prayer .. Mro Mozt• ~oUtnaor . lllhle Study - . . . , - _,, ... p. m., ....._._, 7.10 " m. lallilr' l!lvu1ellclrl Ulll* -kend with Mlaa . cit II C b r I I I , .,....._..,. • • ~.~ Kin 't1 ' .,... Cl _ ' Choir pl'leUN II UIIL. rn.'""""' fllelll IIIII Cl1lln*, Lalli' ilnlllteD Cbun:h - ...,..a, II BU~I Scbool 8:10 L m. Preacb- r~ ~I 1 1 IP. ~ cua. ·.-v R. 1 •ne .:ill School 9:45 a m Wonblll. Edith Grimm and ID:liO L m., llnl and lldrd 0. Lltlgaville. Ohio), lal B. pastOr. BundaJ 8cbool t:llll a tl!d : . : ~Y·~! a :row~ ::and~.• llllt . llatiJdal'l. Clr putlirl BundaJ Scbool 8·:!11 &; Pldt Wise. supL; MorDIDII m. · · Rockbo ..... OIJ Cllri ol Cllrht. " Roborl Grate, SI!Pt worahiF 10:30 a. m.: Y oa 1o Ulll:!lu"'ft ""'"' .. lfl. llllllr 8treel: StmdaJ Bible • II., . . ·• I'll...,_ P. m : Bvanpllllk dQ 9choot t ·:!ll a m.; Worthlp ~· aitd Mra. Dale Smllllll[il . 1 10 3 audJ 8 L II. ltealal~ :~ •:. 41 • '~ ~Bvan- aervtce NIO p. m. Mid Weoll • ·• SnDIIal I ltll 0 m cbildrtn •lslted Melvin 8mlllt lldp 7::!11 P. m.: Bible• .,_,, e!lltlo and family Sunday. 7 .~ p ·m_ Ml4 orayer aervlco 7:30 p. m Wed Lellrl P'llll United 7•110 p. m. Wedlleadlr .and. Praise Wed- Wedneaday oDd P'rldar lftilllll! 111 Cbr11t Church James M<ll' Mr. and Mn. Rua llalder re. MM1•rn Cltara • Qrtll, Waek ~P.m. • ~11 0ospe1 ......._ a. r1aoo, putor. ~Y ~at cenUy moved ID the Ill - ' IIIIa SW.. ~~~ ~..·.. Ball ol Jeltovall't lh&n Sthr,vllle Rnad: &. J t:30 a. m. Preacnm• .•rv eel prvperty. lllcb. m!Dirt•; Bible ......,. WI euea· PubUo meellal!. 8wt Grtllllb. putar1 R01!1f • , ~ flrst and lblnl Tllurlday :10 a.m.. bull'll Mcl!lU..y .,Ill m Watcblower IIUdY lord. Sapl.. Sunder Seltroot 10 IDil at 7:30 p. m. Secoad ~ Sapc.; MGrniiiC Wll'lblp. . 11 P., lllllbJ TuadaJ a m.; E'tangellsU• Servtce, I· fDurtb SundaY evealns1 at · :30 'lbe sertpture or . t:IO m. IC9IaiDI Wanlllp, •, p. m.,- ._ mee...,• S p. :liD II- m "ray• mnt!lll 7::!11 p. m. Prayer ll!lettn, lllllllld of the Buddhllt r ,_ m., Pr~ 8lnkll. Wed·. P. m. - '"'" ,..... ~ 'nleadll~ 11111 1ourtt1 1111raday even1~~g~ Trlpitaka, or '"lbna .-IQ, 7 P. II. .......,, ;"p.~~ achool. .!llliJu, Ml=rt-, 0119e No• and first and third Sundav e¥· of the Law." ,_. 11 Q Qlrtll, i 8lladaJ a. Pnl'• ud S&. _.. 11111, ,.rt 1nry tJUIDr: tluJI. llliDP 11 7:llll p. m. learuest and JlrQ Maltan, pallar lOtiO loallleiD cbureh. - Mortlll1l t1117llellool,l:. 8 1D.1 WonldP Mt. Hei- Jdld ........ live - n i l of Jludlflli' 1aJ1oC1 t:IO L aL CliGrdl ....,. t:U L m. and lt:46 10!. L m.: lheat!binS. 7:10 g. til Cbrilt Clllrcb. J.- •Mar-j1J118· .. m.: Otrilti8D ICIItllimK. 1:1111 ..,8iljll!qndiY kbool 1:30 a.m. m.: PraJlll nrvlce, 7:110 p. til. rlaoD, paator. Su•oday !lcbool m. ~n~~~q llrviGL •• P. a. m.; _....:....._. ire ~ tbtll'lday. t:llll .... Preaehlna lltll'VIcel au ~ ~ ~i-si.J ., Chanb .,,.... IIIIIJoa. ..,, 11o11 flnt 11111 lllinl BuPday DIIIU, Primarily • and It ::.. ' Gran whllt 1111 111W Qlsler, P.N~Dr: Servlcn oven al 7:30 P. II. 1i1c111J11 and 10111'111111 !be 1li&b llebool 1:110 I . m. lt. Paul'l Cbnrcb II batiiP builL at flit ~: 'II Sunday lltOI'aiDp . at II a. JD. pal, lite yak llill ~,!:,..,';.-: .~ ...... flllllljj M• ONicl ft1 Clllrd ., 111e lilallfOM, Prayer me Ute ~ far elolblnl aa4 J ~ m. V. Jalv. 11ur1 A. Cillo putor. ,....: . flav, Herbert Grata; day at 1:111 p. m. ONII•• E~> milk lor ld8' cbJ!itl~M~L ~ .,_i ~ a!lflal (lllklr· fucltant ana. IIQil. dime', _ . , lft'l fllW'UI M and meat. Mlllril IIIIi.. ~. ilvfl,; etnlc:e a.r~ B1aleil; Alit. Sa!t&- claya at Ul ,. m. u ai!J wb111t it11ir llrldfDicl Chrdl II Cllrlll. I. m. UtdoD F.W.B. cnre• Jo I RoblDIIm. "111'1'*': ~ Scbool 8:C5 L m., ll:arl Homer FOiftll. Sapt.• Blltll ._._ _ . Eveolq lcbool t:IO: MDrDlD& Wonblp, --•liD• •..,•. , b "-" ,_ w-•1•, ~~ P· m. 1 ._.. ._, ..1, L m.; --••• .,• ..._ "''"' - . - · YOUD& People'l meet- s- FOREMAN & ABBOn ,,, • RUG Contnetinl P1toiM WY 118'71 BAUM LUMBER CO• bad thia dlaeaao tableapoonflli of barium sulfate In ball a 11181 of water or milk three or lour timea a week. If tho patient bad a<Ute •·Jo.pt.. 1 GOOD 2-361' for your doQI «mWd over theII ~mod ares M~esooa~~~~l~tloo~ . . . . . . ..;:::::::::::::::::::::=~==========:;;:::::::::::::::::::::;:::::=:!i==~ and protected from further 1 Irritating fermentation. He lboo ..' llarted giving his patients wbo PomOI'Ol' UIO E. lloCODd z.2IJ(JO WY - 199,95 ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV ~ • F ., l1lnll II llw MD L IL MI. _., Sunday Sellool. 1:111 10:10 ~. 10. 11.: Moroi111 wonhlp 10:8 a 1r. m. YF: w.a...,.~ 11. l!lveolllll Worllllp. 7 p. Ill· : . (:bolr: 1 • · II ~ PrQer m.lfDC, 7 p. Ill Wed. 1 1)1~- .,.,. Rev. Clyde ~ Rendf!'IOb, liD i llytertan C.'blli'e• 4 !Dr. :91cea t :liO a.m.:~·~;~ Qlrdlllllll NaMIII/.,_. 'IO:liO a. m.: - lloriU Dlll"lb. • a:r. ..,;j~,;.;;'"~;..;~.;:;.:r--;_____________________ II OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING ,,_, UJe tJag fea- tl i l-•l _ _. Y una eommun..,. ' ,.,..,,,.,orMf by t'M hutinell firrm and orplsatfont ' TUM81.1NG reduces tangling I . 01 ~ ,....,. ·•· Wed · 1:18 t.a.IR let. Dll!ll w.n.aa. ,..... _ Pearl A. caaw. paator. wor 7:30 p. m. P r • r er IYP • P. luatlaJ 8GboOJ ....... m.: wor !hlp IIII'Vk:e 10 a. m. NYP8 1,8 P. m. Bvltdna 7•• p. -.tp . . , . u .. m. ~ ,,. olbtr llllDdq 7:46 p. m. SuD -""• 7:30 .,. m. "ntan~~av. 111-: Wed. P· · fll. l'nllf •· m. Prayer. muuna '·• .! A - Scbool. 10 a. m., QIINit 11 1111 n e4<, a. -uaa I'III••W.Y 7::10 o m. 111 l'uelday YOUIII 1'101111 -. , I llatarl af Good Brad peraonath 1.11!1 l'bursday • - ,_,,, ... p. a: Into ~ lftl!l!lln* 7:• to &;I~= f CRIIS·CROij DOlTOR with Floreoce Spencer, proaram leader. Wednesday 7:15 p. m. Prayer Services. l.'lloale• Cllllrdl l'ellll A. Casto. Poatur; wara HI'VIee 11 I L ;n,, SundaJ SChool at to L m.; W&al 111 flY ~•·hoot ' • ~ tt-1 ,..,. 11.: lft'PII JOt ...llftlilp 111:10 L Ia 9 h1 9 P.M. REPAIR • REMODEL • REPLACE •,:. .,.a,,._~ i ltll .. 10116 .. unseen. The best inetrumenta man ean make are insignilleant when meaaured again•t the scope and depth of IIIIP II L II.; · aupt. i . Yet, there is still so much that remaiM 6:00 TO 8:00 r11J i~NtYnnvwa ~ 111- at lP:" L 111. wltlt tilt Jli!Do U...... adolatet. II- Cpta. Tuesday II 8 p. We aeaoot t :li!l L m.: M,,..,tna Match 15, W.S.C.S. mcoets _..blp 1:111 p. m.: l:toller Belli 1be ~ of Eleanor !friday . ""' What a birthday preeeittt Youn' 'Dtlll can eee all sorts of things with th~t tellseope that are invisible to the naked eye. The aky, with Ita stars and ite moon, seemaso ingch cloeer. OPEN TONIGHT · lt lllblt 'ehonl 'lu~t Qntar Qlarall o1 Gad, an. Gtlborl ........ 5pencer ' J>oiiiOf , -~ ~ i:3tl a. ~ ~:!!! c• • ~ CIIIZ tilt fW .... Bit CIJ* I I 11~ wlce. p mw=::.,;u-;:: - . 1 IIIII Ql 11 1\tltilif. ~.~;a m:iervtco ot montJI; Board •..,alf.' J:.i b, - ;7 ' meetiD& 3nl Wedl 1~1)· Scoool m.. ..... .. God Ill&. SEE? = Farmers Bank 1'.. DOES HE SHOP'• "::=::=' d a wny •• • H:;.O::'il••' and •" flee. 7.• p. m 0. 'w;... :..me. llrelbl'•• ev• aibt. m '* - - - -' llnp I .!"b!raw. _:.: _, .:...1. 11111 w,.... w.' .. t·M r-.. ~l ,, .. w-.. �-· L . , I ' ,, ' ' ' . ·· . .M• 11'1 •uta Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way SentiDel, Pome:roy-Middleporl, WANT AD noN t • OIIIIITT 0~ For Rent March 11, 1966 Pomeaov Motor Co. AVAILABLE Mardi 1st, bullaess bulldlllg. Located al 120 East MaiB Sl., Pomeroy. Call MaWda SchO!'D, WY 2-2524. a lie z For S.le:-:-,....,-RATS and mtce ellmtoated !wever. ''Get Star" - SUgar Rua 11flll, Ebersbach lfard. ware, 'Pickea'• Hirdware. I II ·1, . I' I Cllmpetelll man or woman' lnl "Dalry Cool" ulf-contain- at ••• $800 FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES WY 2-5101 . , Mom dt!Hl"(N tht BULK TANK 400 GALLON !lOW '· NJillt Out ••• Dine at Balli(a Salel U11d td. R.OOy to go liN WIY .. - ' ' ' PonMrol' teresled In maldng money now and In the future to refill and colle<t money from our new super coin o~:=~ dlapeDsers. No IIOIIcllllig bra! accounts aa route Ill eslabllahed by us. To quallfy lor profits and ownerlhlp you must have $6011.0D to $1l100,00 to Invest and 0 to 10 houi'l weekly. For · Interview write ' . but:' food md llerviCt to mate her feel Uke a II queen. We're known u the hestl Bring tht Femlly In Suncleyl \LL FOODS AVAILAILI_ POl CARRY-OUT Interstate•M:::ell~~~~~~ ellester, s 11 liC phone. BAILEl"S USTA'IlB.t\Nf Pot11eroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 9.00 P.M. PHONE WY 2-2156 FEk , M'l!l!ll' lr HOWl! SCI*IEIDER ;-~~<;ti~~~"' • I GASCft.IN! ALLEY ....... AMIItlcAN SHIP BUILDING CO. 22AI .._ •• All.:~·~empl......... Opportunity -- ly ART SANSOM Notice I'M SEARCHING FOR TRUTHJ Sd'~J.-.., DICK TRACY By CHESTER GQI ILD l<l!EP ,..AT "GREASE GUN" LloiDER YOUR ROBE -'IOU DUMMY. ELEVAToR's ,JI.Jf't' "'D IN~~~()~Tl-I~AT311t:lOOR . - • -J Y~ OB'o/ '<•!IJo .> LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIII By HAROLD GRAY - .. .. ~ 'NOTICE TRUCK GROWERS Or~er your southern cabbage and tomato plants now. Charles R. Harris, Portland, Obio Phone 113-2693. S S t2tc LOSE. weight safely with DnA·Diet tablets. Only l1llc Stark Pharmacy. S I lllllp IF Dr. says ulcers, gel aew PH5 tablets. Fast aa liquids. Only ll8c at Stark Pharmacy. 3 I 30ip DEUCIOUS Homemade Pizza, SOc, 'l5c, and ~.00- IJe. luxe Pizza, 11.50. Jaa'a Dairy Bar, Middll!llOfl. 1Z a lie ) ACIIOSS LDrama 5.lll><:lunalkm . of dloguot t.F'altbtu~ old sty1o - .. all Help i -; + Ill. Examine I ~~ :,.];.. I FEEL A UTilf6UILW A!!OJT1HOSE MfHI!IRP5.. .. , IS. 12. 6 qn•He Fad U . A.otem li.Roothed . . ll'elgbbu. ot N. ,~_,I) c. If-.. ~ jR\N- . Vh-( ....... ag to <n .~., w.ntecl 111. ~ EXPERIENCED housekeeper to work by week.!. Must have references and transportation. Pholle WY :1-B between I and 7 p. m. only. : 11 r!f~ . Jl(,.. ,, r; '..1.13Q 1~ ,oVI !!!I"O! 1(1 ' WINNII! WINKLI Funl Spills! lllrillsl Fun For All JIL._ :;q 'ii Sy BRANNER ;;;·'!Y..i 141 M. 5TAND51'0R = :19.J)Juw rt ai.Pb;*'' abllr. 1 •=,... ... lila-•,u.--.,.., •r· .................... ... colol'8 gleaming, use Lustre Carpet cleaner. electric sharnpooer, $1. Baker FUI'Iiture, Mlddleport, Ohio. 3 Tete Wh' drive liO JDil.., when rou eau aet delivery at our area warehouse, CaU us lor i: lallzed 10mce - eadlng Available - Bulk We o Can Apply Liquid Ni· lrogeD To Your FiedJ. All ·''!!All 'UIQ ( j'.; J:li!r.!: .d \"iQ J ; lot, IICl'll "' IIJ'GUilll. out of bllh water. Good llll'dell piOII 101110 fnllt v-. Could diYlded IIIIo Rood lot& Priced to sell. CaD WY 1111 Iller 4 p. DL weeD or WY 2-5657. i I WqJ "" oidO -.iil6 :'ltnt~t rao outbulldlop, - Llndm•rk's Got EVERYTHING '" 5TH.. L AUV E ?' The fun time hobby aweeplng the country, ' '·!8tJ~ brick hoole wllh ball FERTILIZER : 9le~ MYHU5'BAND5 SLOT CAR RACES ::!. at lht busioesl office al 4ft.~­ the General Telephone Co. of .u. ll'auua'o Ohio. 3 t 3tc CAB BOPS Nt;EDED ATja.:gf 1 w la-i-f--l-+-1, ONCE. Apply In person. Crow'•J a~ Steak House. S_I lie • 1'11. looklq for ambitlolll mOll! :"", for lull or part 111m wort. ,•-· • I • Must have car and can spare DAILY ~_a_.. tt _ . 111 a . 20 bouro 1 week. Call for ~ x cr a 1o • ~ ~ x a Jnlerview, Mr. Baldwin WY Z. llo lo 0 If G P a 1o 1o o w :U7L 3 a StcJ 0.0-'*'ll!r-llarooo!ber. Ja_.,.... AIIollar JJ., X fDr 1M - 0: etA WOMEN - Can Y<RI spare 15- ti<Jpbloo, tbo Jomct1t - lonbatiaa :, lila Slagle - . , - 20 hours 1 week lor 40 ar 1101 n - - .. dDIIars? If oo, Clll Mr. Bald• ~ , 1l'ln WY J-H71. s a 6tc - oz:, a ,. rt a 0 0 1 REFJNJ:D eoupl1 or Indy- for ~ It • u•at • 0 a It x x • • • h01111 jli(l!llll tor tbildrtll'll KPAOI:J YD BYlllX8X.-DJOiirTKI·Nll home. Send- to ho• saz~•a.•~ No. Mf.C, AtiK>lll C o a ol J . Olildrell'l Home, Eaat State ~k;' G:s: I I I '11m IIAJI , . _ . . . . . _, JU8 MOiiiDG 10 JIIA& . . . . . . .-.~. . ll, Alllelw, Oblo, ill care Ill ntRac. lhe I"GaaerOJ Dilly Senllnfl. atilt . ... .a)' WI LLIAM MUP:ET. t:Of:.SN1T IT M~N FOR THE FAMILY! FEU.OWS BRING YOUR DATI 3 10 3tc · - amrt -"' ~==~~----~--WANTS HELP - ~ar or 3f. "• I • part time employee. Must be bigh IChool graduate and Ill. have typillg experienoe. A!" I a SocletJ ply . -~· )._) PEANUTS By RALPH HEIMDAHL CAR AUCTION SATURDAY NIGHT (lulplell Senlel Crtll Bradford Wrllt, I'Nt • c &. ~ IIIWII'URD Br ' 0111o . , t I da 1 - ' ~ lad lm"''IWI """'' "' ... .., AnaiJils, otralllht 4 mixed ulerWJ anllilblt. All ot ...,low prices. Ph. WY 24111 . or · tr ,,1\t~ MOST COMPLETE SELECTION Modell 111 the orca New Manta,ftay and Mako.Sbart, wllh front wheel brake. plelit . . . . . . . . ..... caD. •••. ' " : . . ' .. ·. ,·' . . Ql)TTIUIID POMtROY JIUII.NITUIIIIMI OHIO . . 'AUCTioN • ....w. ea....,,Mgr. _r;,-.,11 •' . . .w ' ..:,.' .... ~·fil~~;t.·~ ·" '· ·;•· .~ ,. - . .....- -~~·-:· ' . ,.• r.r. ,. •. .ij;j •ol lwN; Trophy Races Saturday Night From 8 pm • :0>,'1... = ......- -......... Jl .r' : .~ ,·l· . ' <;':· ;I I \• ....., ''llli'II T\ �-· L . , I ' ,, ' ' ' . ·· . .M• 11'1 •uta Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way SentiDel, Pome:roy-Middleporl, WANT AD noN t • OIIIIITT 0~ For Rent March 11, 1966 Pomeaov Motor Co. AVAILABLE Mardi 1st, bullaess bulldlllg. Located al 120 East MaiB Sl., Pomeroy. Call MaWda SchO!'D, WY 2-2524. a lie z For S.le:-:-,....,-RATS and mtce ellmtoated !wever. ''Get Star" - SUgar Rua 11flll, Ebersbach lfard. ware, 'Pickea'• Hirdware. I II ·1, . I' I Cllmpetelll man or woman' lnl "Dalry Cool" ulf-contain- at ••• $800 FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES WY 2-5101 . , Mom dt!Hl"(N tht BULK TANK 400 GALLON !lOW '· NJillt Out ••• Dine at Balli(a Salel U11d td. R.OOy to go liN WIY .. - ' ' ' PonMrol' teresled In maldng money now and In the future to refill and colle<t money from our new super coin o~:=~ dlapeDsers. No IIOIIcllllig bra! accounts aa route Ill eslabllahed by us. To quallfy lor profits and ownerlhlp you must have $6011.0D to $1l100,00 to Invest and 0 to 10 houi'l weekly. For · Interview write ' . but:' food md llerviCt to mate her feel Uke a II queen. We're known u the hestl Bring tht Femlly In Suncleyl \LL FOODS AVAILAILI_ POl CARRY-OUT Interstate•M:::ell~~~~~~ ellester, s 11 liC phone. BAILEl"S USTA'IlB.t\Nf Pot11eroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 9.00 P.M. PHONE WY 2-2156 FEk , M'l!l!ll' lr HOWl! SCI*IEIDER ;-~~<;ti~~~"' • I GASCft.IN! ALLEY ....... AMIItlcAN SHIP BUILDING CO. 22AI .._ •• All.:~·~empl......... Opportunity -- ly ART SANSOM Notice I'M SEARCHING FOR TRUTHJ Sd'~J.-.., DICK TRACY By CHESTER GQI ILD l<l!EP ,..AT "GREASE GUN" LloiDER YOUR ROBE -'IOU DUMMY. ELEVAToR's ,JI.Jf't' "'D IN~~~()~Tl-I~AT311t:lOOR . - • -J Y~ OB'o/ '<•!IJo .> LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIII By HAROLD GRAY - .. .. ~ 'NOTICE TRUCK GROWERS Or~er your southern cabbage and tomato plants now. Charles R. Harris, Portland, Obio Phone 113-2693. S S t2tc LOSE. weight safely with DnA·Diet tablets. Only l1llc Stark Pharmacy. S I lllllp IF Dr. says ulcers, gel aew PH5 tablets. Fast aa liquids. Only ll8c at Stark Pharmacy. 3 I 30ip DEUCIOUS Homemade Pizza, SOc, 'l5c, and ~.00- IJe. luxe Pizza, 11.50. Jaa'a Dairy Bar, Middll!llOfl. 1Z a lie ) ACIIOSS LDrama 5.lll><:lunalkm . of dloguot t.F'altbtu~ old sty1o - .. all Help i -; + Ill. Examine I ~~ :,.];.. I FEEL A UTilf6UILW A!!OJT1HOSE MfHI!IRP5.. .. , IS. 12. 6 qn•He Fad U . A.otem li.Roothed . . ll'elgbbu. ot N. ,~_,I) c. If-.. ~ jR\N- . Vh-( ....... ag to <n .~., w.ntecl 111. ~ EXPERIENCED housekeeper to work by week.!. Must have references and transportation. Pholle WY :1-B between I and 7 p. m. only. : 11 r!f~ . Jl(,.. ,, r; '..1.13Q 1~ ,oVI !!!I"O! 1(1 ' WINNII! WINKLI Funl Spills! lllrillsl Fun For All JIL._ :;q 'ii Sy BRANNER ;;;·'!Y..i 141 M. 5TAND51'0R = :19.J)Juw rt ai.Pb;*'' abllr. 1 •=,... ... lila-•,u.--.,.., •r· .................... ... colol'8 gleaming, use Lustre Carpet cleaner. electric sharnpooer, $1. Baker FUI'Iiture, Mlddleport, Ohio. 3 Tete Wh' drive liO JDil.., when rou eau aet delivery at our area warehouse, CaU us lor i: lallzed 10mce - eadlng Available - Bulk We o Can Apply Liquid Ni· lrogeD To Your FiedJ. All ·''!!All 'UIQ ( j'.; J:li!r.!: .d \"iQ J ; lot, IICl'll "' IIJ'GUilll. out of bllh water. Good llll'dell piOII 101110 fnllt v-. Could diYlded IIIIo Rood lot& Priced to sell. CaD WY 1111 Iller 4 p. DL weeD or WY 2-5657. i I WqJ "" oidO -.iil6 :'ltnt~t rao outbulldlop, - Llndm•rk's Got EVERYTHING '" 5TH.. L AUV E ?' The fun time hobby aweeplng the country, ' '·!8tJ~ brick hoole wllh ball FERTILIZER : 9le~ MYHU5'BAND5 SLOT CAR RACES ::!. at lht busioesl office al 4ft.~­ the General Telephone Co. of .u. ll'auua'o Ohio. 3 t 3tc CAB BOPS Nt;EDED ATja.:gf 1 w la-i-f--l-+-1, ONCE. Apply In person. Crow'•J a~ Steak House. S_I lie • 1'11. looklq for ambitlolll mOll! :"", for lull or part 111m wort. ,•-· • I • Must have car and can spare DAILY ~_a_.. tt _ . 111 a . 20 bouro 1 week. Call for ~ x cr a 1o • ~ ~ x a Jnlerview, Mr. Baldwin WY Z. llo lo 0 If G P a 1o 1o o w :U7L 3 a StcJ 0.0-'*'ll!r-llarooo!ber. Ja_.,.... AIIollar JJ., X fDr 1M - 0: etA WOMEN - Can Y<RI spare 15- ti<Jpbloo, tbo Jomct1t - lonbatiaa :, lila Slagle - . , - 20 hours 1 week lor 40 ar 1101 n - - .. dDIIars? If oo, Clll Mr. Bald• ~ , 1l'ln WY J-H71. s a 6tc - oz:, a ,. rt a 0 0 1 REFJNJ:D eoupl1 or Indy- for ~ It • u•at • 0 a It x x • • • h01111 jli(l!llll tor tbildrtll'll KPAOI:J YD BYlllX8X.-DJOiirTKI·Nll home. Send- to ho• saz~•a.•~ No. Mf.C, AtiK>lll C o a ol J . Olildrell'l Home, Eaat State ~k;' G:s: I I I '11m IIAJI , . _ . . . . . _, JU8 MOiiiDG 10 JIIA& . . . . . . .-.~. . ll, Alllelw, Oblo, ill care Ill ntRac. lhe I"GaaerOJ Dilly Senllnfl. atilt . ... .a)' WI LLIAM MUP:ET. t:Of:.SN1T IT M~N FOR THE FAMILY! FEU.OWS BRING YOUR DATI 3 10 3tc · - amrt -"' ~==~~----~--WANTS HELP - ~ar or 3f. "• I • part time employee. Must be bigh IChool graduate and Ill. have typillg experienoe. A!" I a SocletJ ply . -~· )._) PEANUTS By RALPH HEIMDAHL CAR AUCTION SATURDAY NIGHT (lulplell Senlel Crtll Bradford Wrllt, I'Nt • c &. ~ IIIWII'URD Br ' 0111o . , t I da 1 - ' ~ lad lm"''IWI """'' "' ... .., AnaiJils, otralllht 4 mixed ulerWJ anllilblt. All ot ...,low prices. Ph. WY 24111 . or · tr ,,1\t~ MOST COMPLETE SELECTION Modell 111 the orca New Manta,ftay and Mako.Sbart, wllh front wheel brake. plelit . . . . . . . . ..... caD. •••. ' " : . . ' .. ·. ,·' . . Ql)TTIUIID POMtROY JIUII.NITUIIIIMI OHIO . . 'AUCTioN • ....w. ea....,,Mgr. _r;,-.,11 •' . . .w ' ..:,.' .... ~·fil~~;t.·~ ·" '· ·;•· .~ ,. - . .....- -~~·-:· ' . ,.• r.r. ,. •. .ij;j •ol lwN; Trophy Races Saturday Night From 8 pm • :0>,'1... = ......- -......... Jl .r' : .~ ,·l· . ' <;':· ;I I \• ....., ''llli'II T\ �..' .' ' '-),. " t, ' '' l{' "' ' 1.~. , 1. . '• ,- )~" 1 t' fi ' Topic Herbs are Program Mrs. .Cilarlel Lewll, put No Arl~~Guacement wu Dillie ol by MN. Belly Cline and the put~. and county coa- lba Flower_ lad.· GirdeD Show hosteu lllfl by Mrs. .walter ..., Pir!IIU. pva 11 ll~Wr-. baiDC belli II VtleraM Memor'lbe St. Palrlck s Day A ·lll'OCf8lll on berbl at IIIII lal AudlllltlumiD Clmqbua Mar. theme carried out In the ""1llltlilnl of lht Amlllur 1-13. 'lbe rJI8lolllll meetln& wu table deeoraUons whteb tnclud· Ga(Qf~ :Club of Middleport IDIIOliiiCed for Aprtl 7 al ~.o~an. eel an arrangement of green. Wednesday 41/enlna ta the eo. Olllo Ia the nallollll IUird aad white C81'1Ulll0111 In a cry.. Jumbos and Southern Oblo·l!:leC- irmory. The speaker wut be lal container and cryslal chlm~r:c Company social 1'(!0111, ·Mro. JohD Ramsay, Stale Borll· ney wllh aold candle surroundMrs. Edpr Reynolds. prest culturilt cbalrman. Each club Is eel by ..,.n shllllll'OCks. A deodent, pf!!lided and weloomed to lake 1 rare plant to the serl course was served by the t~ ont tuesl, Mrs. Cbarles realonal meetlnl. bosteaHS, Mrs. Wesley Fry, Lewis. Th• verse or the month The ehlb voted to conl\1'110 Mrs. Thelma Prall and Mrs. entitled "Imagination" taken til annual parltclpallon ia the Arthur SJrl•ner, conlribuUng. from "The Garden Path," waa village eloa!Hip compatgn in coliven by Mrs. Glenn Lambert. operallon wllh other groups. DIXIE RUTH CARBON Mrs. Bruce Uoyd rr · ·ted Mrs. Gil)' Reynolds, Mrs. thai bluebird houses have been Bruee Lloyd and Mrs. Wolter Mr..... llln. Adrian pltced throughout the county Crook• were appointed to reaoa are ann01111clng the , _ ond expressed the club's thankl view and revl8e the by-laws as IS · lrf eomlag marriage of 1 bel r to Roscoe Wise who made sev necessary. Plans were made to Don Eynon was honored on dagpter, Dixie Kalb CII'SOII, oral of the houses. A club pro- seek eliglbtlity for aid in the bia birthday SUnday, March I, to Stevt11 Leu Sayre, aon of J«l is to preserve blnebirda. Federal Beaullflcallon oroject. with a aurprt1e dinner given by p1 ut Sayre of Plolnfteld, llldl· :--iiiii.;_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;o,l The site selected by the club bls wife, Wilma. ua on March lllh al 1:30 f6th Annlvenary for the project iJ the large Attending were Mr. and ~- p.m. ID the Nuareae ebureb vocanl lot odjaeenl to the lm- Robert Riffle and family, Nile al Rullaad. 11 wUI be an open perllli Electric Company. Also, Paul, Pennie and Robert church weddlag and •• open Mrs. Lewis bad as her p_ro- Jr. of Pomeroy: Mr. and "':"· receplloo will be 1a tbe Melbgram topic "Herbs In Ftve James 0. Eynon and family, odlst eburd basement followS.. Our Prlre 801rd Seasons" and Included herbs Donald and Deffte of Re~.. lng the weddlug. l used in food preparation In the vtlle; Mr. and Mrs. Wilham DISCOUNTS 1apring, .oummer, autumn, wtn- Swain and family, Roeer, RoseOn All Reg. Prl...t Sh- 'iter, and also al the CltrisllDllS anna, Terry and Tom of Flemseason. Sht brought her herb lnl. Oblu; Mr. and Mrs. James collection for display. Ferguson and aon, Joseph and Mrs. LewiS announced that Mrs Mabel ~ng a~l of SteuMiddleport, 0. the Winding Trail Garden club benvllle; and Ricky_ Wtlson, wbo , Spring Flower show will be held Is staying with ltis grandpar~ April 23·24. She also reported ents, M.r. and Mn. Don Eynon. that the theme for the County Afternoon callers were Mr. Mrs Willis Aleshire of DayPomeroy, Ohio rau flower Show will be "My and DeMrs. W~IIItamf 1Fedthefe Cand ton and her brother, Orville ~ . L d ,, son rre r en o an· ' A 1 18 G r '" aY nd Len · 11 Pull' f Chambers of t an • a·· 1 0 TONIGHT I SATURDAY I The traveling prrze_l"as~~ ~:..:' ill . ~ e ~ M ~ _ bav~ b.en called here due to "CRACK IN THI WORLD" d sv e, r ~ rs. ar the illl1'1ss of thetr mother, Mrs. -TechnicolorCOMPLI!;TES COURSE ol Massar and · Y of Tup- Herbert Chambers, a patient Th tru' C\, ass M'tcuae • 1l pers Plams· · I. R'tc.oa ~ rd . Dana An drews,_J an.-tt• Atrman at Holzer Hosp11tt Scott. Kieron Moore. Alex· 1 M d The cake was baked by his is 1 andor Knox. Spe~ er, 20 · son r. ~n Ioldest dau hter Glenna and ~mbers, Middleport, a so "I'LL TAKI SWEDEN" Mrs Sidney A. Spencer of: was beaullf~ll 'decorated He wtth his mother. -Technicolor·E. Mam St., Pomeroy has AFBn re<:eived nice gifts. and I Mrs Cecil Kimes is spend~~!:~ ~~1~on, Bob Hope. r•dua~ed l~t ~etpard urs.: had a pbone call from his only ing s~e lime in Charleston, ex., om . e 8 010~ eobe brother who was unable to at w va where she will visit her for !J. 8· Atr1 Fporce P u~ ~·· tend · ' ~ter; and olber relatives. SUNDAY, MONDAY A graduate o omeroy n or · and TUESDAY Morch 13·14-15 High School, Spencer is re_turnMrs. Thomas Watkbls and "THE SANDPIPER" j mg to ltis Ohio Atr Natrona! Men'• FeUow•hip 11011, Tommy, Columbus, are Ell,.beth Toylor, Rlchord . Guard umt at Lockbourne Air M p visiting her parents, Mr. and Burton I Force Base. eeu at ar~orwge Mrs. William Slater and Mr. The recently organlzed Men't and Mrs. Ora Watkins. 1 Fellowsblp of the Laurel Cliff ' Free Methodist church me 1 Mr. and Mrs. Don Graber, 1 Tuesday eveniDg In the recrea- Cleveland, have been called r lion 1'10111 of the parsonage. here du• to the death of her Rev. Eugene Gtll opened the brother, Mr. C. L._ Wood of meeting with devotions taken Parkersburg who dted suddenfrom GalaUau 1, followed by ly Wednesday, They are here prayer by Pearl Jacobs. Plans with her mother, Mrs. E. M. See Them At .. • were made for the April a n d Wood. ' May meetings. A colored fllm Mrs. CecD Kimes, Middle1 .. Puerto Ri._ was shown. Re- port, and Mrs. Homer Carmen, freshments were served to Pearl spent Wednesday afternoon In and Clifford Jacobs, William Poiltl PleaS'Bnt, W. Va. 1 Bailey, Clarence Curtis, Ernest Powell, Harry Clark, Otto Mlss Cm:olyn Searls, w~ Is In Middleport 0. Lohn, Phil Wise, Lawrence employed m Col~~nbus, viSited Smith Jame Glbnore Steve recently wtft her parents, Mr. SEE THE LATEST 8 ' ' and Mrs. Leo Searls, M t I I Eblin, Herman Michael a n d Sears I and a frten . d, '"· Rev Gill .,.s VIck• IN NEW SPRING · · le Woodman of Manafietd, are PLAN INSPECI'JON leaving soon for a vacation trip FASHIONS FOR Bethel No. 82 of the lnterna- to Mhlml, Fla. and Will make Ilona) Order of Job'• Daugh· the trtp by jet from Columbus. lOTH MEN AND ters will have a joint lnspec- They will stay at the Mlaml lion With Bethel No. 73 of Gal- University Ina while in FlorWOMEN. llpolls Saturday at 7 p.m. In ida. Gllllpolll. Recenl guesis of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Baker were her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Slanley and daughter, Pam, and Mrs. Opal Stanley and Kathy Stanley of Ene. Kathy and Pam had spent several days with Mr. aDd Mrs. Baker. croou. w• Don Eynon is Honored on H' B' hd ay car. SALE. I I Around And About Roush' s Shoe Store M1dd/eporf MEIGS THEATRE 0 1 t ° man: Mainly About People In · Pomeroy t~DIIIy . .. Sentlne,l, I'INaeroy-Midl!lePOrl, ,o., :Marth 11, 1181 Jfn, H•l,_. It Mr~. Lettie Frtmlc ~'~~ ·_ Auemble Dolls I• Gue•l Ill P"rey baste•• when 111!1 Sew-Rite ~w- For Children Mra. Leltte Frank was· lilt lnB club met W~y 81'111IDJ atlbelr club. rm. During In War Zones IDeal of hoMr ~ I . blrtbdq party at the borne of bet daughDolls fGr ehlldren In VIe I ter and aon-JD.Iaw, Mr. and Nam were usembled durlnl the Mrs. Charles Price, Long Bot· March meeting of lht Eleanar tom. · Circle of Heath Methadl•l Allendlntl were Mr. and Mra. amreb Thursday eveniDg al the James Hayes and family of chureb. · · Long Bollom, Miss Garo]JJI The doU. are being made by Ptlee, Columbus, Ralph Glfflll, chureh women of the area to Coolville: Chester Mondry, be sent to the ehUdren In Viet ~vlUe, and• j!obby, Jeanlt Nam who have little chance nf and Teddy Price, Long Bollom. havlnl toys due to the war. Cake~ Ice cream, pop and pnA3C George Null of Biloxi, Making the dolls carried eul chips ~ ~~!ned. She ,. Miss. and Mrs. Elza Gtbnore the program plan of the circle ee~ved many ruee elfta and beauSr. and daughter, Louise, were given by Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Uful cards. · Wednesday evening dinner using the theme, "children ond IUests of Mr. and Mrs. Elza love." Her topic w,as entitled, Whif4l Role l.odge Gilmore Jr. and family. "Wandering and Wondering." . Auxiliary Meet.. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeu· Mrs. Charles Bradbury, pres- ,White J;l4flt I.odge Aua~ ter and M". Larry Wolfe and . ldenl, conducted the meeting. of the Jlrolll!lrbood of Railway children, Kent and Laren were A report on the vlsltallon com- Trainmen met Wedllesdaj: If· Wednesday visitors ID Galllpomtltee wa~ made and named to ternoon at the legion ball . , Ill lis Un lhe eomnutlee for Mat'eb were M:ddleport. Mrs. Jamea . ·fioud' A contribution was made to Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. William era presided over the busllttlll Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Barntl! the bearl lund when the Amer· Russell and Mrs. Charles Dyer. -ion In the absence of th• returned home Tuesday. after lean Legion Auxiliary of Lewta A thank you note from Mrs. prOsldent Mrs. Wlllaam Roba three w"':ks busmess and Manley Post 263 mel Tuasday Earl Davenport for aaslatance son. ' · pleasure lrtp. They visited evenlnl at the MI. Moriah !lap- atven her white Ul waa read. A nole of thanks w.., reod Rev. and Mrs. Robert Wells and tis! church. Mrs. M. E. DoWIOII reported from Mrs. Ida Bachner. Falfamily al Mohawk; Mr. and Mr.s Mrs. Arnold Rlebardl, pres!· thai 10 members bad finished lowing the meellng ,file_ group Harry Yeung and fanuly, Oal- den! opened the meeting 11 the study course. The grouplteld went to the Marlin ·Restaurant lion and Mr. and Mrs. I. W. rltu~llsllc form with Mrs. Camp- 1 dlscuulon on the Circle aa a for a dessert COUI'Sfl with Mra. Nelson and family, Kalamazoo, bell Harper aa pianist. A report part of the WSCS and members Arthur Lewls aft4· Mfs. WI~ Mich. on the Americanism program were urged to attend the socte- lla1r. Morris aa hostesses. Jeffrey Fields, son of Mr. held recently waa given by Mrs. ty meetings. Attending were Mrs. Sanderto and Mrs. Joseph Fields, iJ con- Harper. Mrs. WIUiam Board Mrs. Allie Hawley pruented Mrs. avid Entsminger, Mrs. fined to his home, Locust St., was welcomed 81 1 new mem- devetlons uslnl the theme, WUUam Woodard, Mra. P. L. by illness. ber. "Love," wllh group olngtng of Mitch, Ml'll. Carl Mattox, Mra. Mrs. Velma Dooglas and Thank you notes were read a cbttdren's hymn. Mra. Edna Waller Hayes Mrs. Otho Walls Miss Susanna Arnold attended L·m Mrs Wilson carr Eighth French and Mrs. Don Slivers Mrs. Morris 'Mrs Pal Gallo•: Da uu . ' ' · e open house and a tea at v1s District president and from aerved a salad course al the her Mrs. Herman Bailey Mrs Hall, home for student nurses Mrs. Albert Roush, president eoncluslon ol the evening. H. E. Bush a~ Mrs. Lewis. · of Holzer Hospital, Sunday af· of the Auxiliary of Feeney- AllendlnB In addition te the ternoon. Bennett Post Plana were made above were Mrs. Jack Slaven ENTERTAIN AT HOME to attend the· Dlallnl for Dol- Mrs. Leo Smith, Mrs. Galen' Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boye. MRS. LOHSE HONORED Jars sbow on May 10. Refreeh· Brown, Mrs. James Jahnson, entertained with a family din· Twenty · lour undergraduate m~nll were served by Mrs. Carolyn Hammond, guest of ner SUnday, at llielr home, students In the School nf Home Wtll WIDston, Mrs. Oscar Hard· Mrs. Ruasell.. LIDcoln Heigbls, honoring their Ecooomics at Ohio Stale Unl· away, Mli William Smith, Mrs. mothers, Mrs. Roward Byers verslly have been lniUated In- Arlene Reese and Mrs. Con EAGLES TO DANCE and Mrs. Floyd Boyer on their to Omicron Nu, national home Young. Meip Aerie 2171 Fraternal birthdays. A decorated birth· economics honorary. Among the Order of Eagles is holdtag a day cake was served wlth the students selected for their Qalumbu discovered the maiD dance lor members and 10ests dinner to lhe htnored IUetiis. bigh scholasUc standing and land of North America on bla on Saturday evening from 9 Miss Thelma Boyer,· and the leadership was Jennifer Lohse, fourth and Iss! voyage, when unlU I a.m. wiet Alan Lee host and hostesa and daughter, Pomeroy. be landed In Honduras. Klnl playing. Brenda. .uc Marvin J. GUmore, wbo Is stationed at Keealer Eleetronlc Training center, Blloll, Miss., arrived Wednesday, for a 14 daya leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr. and family, Ills parnts 'and Mrs Elza Glbnore ~ and daughier Ltulse ' met bbn In Charles~. w. va. to ace~~mpany blm here. the bualneas session ID ehlrge of Mrs. Elayloll Strickland, vjee pruident, plw were made lor a jitney supper at the n u I meeting, March 23 at 7 p.m. The traveling )D'Ize donated by Mrs. Elza GUmore Jr. was awarded to Mrs. Tom Grueser. A desaert eourse ·earrylnll out the St. Patrick Day theme was served by the hostess It those 11Bmed above and Mrs. Raymond Bally, Mrs. Doaatd Col· n.. Mrs. Calvin S!mpaon. Mrs. wniard Boyer, Mrs. Edward Wells, Mrs. Louis Obsorne and Mrs. William Gaddis: Ia!? i Contribution IS Made to H F d eart Effective Friday, March 18 The Pomeroy National Bank Announces: ..•· EVENING HOURS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ' POMEROY lurLAND Member Fedenl Retervt System Member Federal Deposit IDI1lrlllet Corporatloll Rollin Bearhs Is Surprised For Birthday Rollin Bearhs waa pleaaant.ly surprised Wednesday afterDOOII when his children came to his home in Flatwoods brtnglnl a chlcken dinner ID observance of his and his dauBhler Mrs. Raymond Pulllns Jr.'a birthdays. A decorated birthday cake waa served wtth the dlaner to Mrs. Roy Evana of Canal Win· chester; Mrs. Pullins and son RoDID, Thurston; Mrs. .~I­ va Hlte Baltimore Mr. and MrB. James Bearhs and sons Tbnothy and Scott, Flatwoods, and Mr. and Mrs. Bearhs. The honored guesll received a number of gilts and cards. Mr. Bearhs received a leiter from his grandson Robert Pullins who recenUy oUsted In the U. S. Air Force and II llalloned at Lacktand Air Force S... San Anlonlo. $U9 Pta~ LMI1I" G!Ms,S: when )'011 buy an, Jhlrrlto/H-!fl"'mllf witt • $1,001Ua.-w_...,,..,,_, 10 yeors/ N•" 50 olnllers-l'ashlon fnsemblfs by Mr. 11011 ... Bu- 2,000 wiMtfs-F- Mllffc Pf{Z0$1 Noitolnr lo but ... - , . 1o wrUe-Ju$1 00101lto 1114 pick your 1-M PI"YYfl , _ /ll<lfl/c -..l'fayftlc Is .. certlln ,.... wfl! ,.., lhelt FIShlolt Mlf/C lila)' II"' ~-1,..-$1.39 UtoMc G,_ julll"' try , . _ NH lor postlf!OJ lftal llllfo/--. A--tfOSS·'fotlt·Heart' Bra11asttc: cJiss.cfoss area bitwaeR.Iftl CtiPI "'" ""' bolter ...,ft, - · " " ' · "' and - - h olfaps-$3.00 $2.50. - cup- wllll 14/Dden:uoPanete..-..nde,..upo_.tpanetolhlt_..loW_ lostlrc--., )OOa nted Mmoot. $2.50 ("II" Bra-now luocurfous 11Y1011 IDd lace wllhsoftcoalcot10Dforno "ste-lhiOIJtll.'' $2.50 t:-Cotton and L1«1 $UIO ..... - ALL HAl WIHTI :12A·' ONTV Anthony• Ent4Jr16in Honoring Doughier Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Antbony enlertalned Friday wtlh 1 party In observance of the lOth blrtbday anolveraary of their daughter, BarbarL Games were played and )D'Iz. ea won by Venita Olbbs, Denise Hawley, Cindy Van Meter, oad Donna Boyd. Otber (111011• were Judy l.levlng, T1rrl lapfl, Me- E·~:::u:;:av;:~ pven~bfHIL ,J ) tlay. .~s War Polities Are Approved; By Governors: Bohlen Rushed Home I'n AI"r Of ISIS 0ver De GauIIe seIf•Determi·nati'on Goal Declaration Unanimous as Rhodes Makes Resolution StJ'cky Hatch :Massachusetts aalced wilt!her the reso lution ended Viel Nam as • political issue in lba Of Troops in Asian war I N0 problem lionNovember congressional tlel> ca.'!1paign. I "Well , it ends It u far at lba FA h NEW YORK (UP!) - Vice President Hubert H Hum- , Of SlfODaUl -~ governors w approvedlI art lhe normally scheduled northbound and aouthbound trains were unable to make their "'· COLUMBUS (UP)) - Repobltcan Slate Cbalrmaa Joba ual runs on Saturday because of the wreckage. ~y~:.~kl ~turday It Hndreds of residents from lhe trl-<ounty area traveled PARIS (UPJ) - U.S. Ambassador Charles E. Bohlen onAndHbepallllemessa•o bts auto ll<tut, He baa j~ Jo the acene, located at the Par- waa recalled to Washington Saturday for urgent consult•· tlons on the NATO crisis brewed by President Charles de I :;"~~.~:o~':~!:s Ia~~: Gaulle. The United Stales and Ill allies drew up a joint de. Party. Ill • clarallon bitting back at the French leoder and again "Nothlog ltke •-tag -~~ pledgtna their loyalty to the party oa the move, he aatd. Atlantic alliance. preliminary two-Ban<l-lg.a~hadll hour • ·.et· G..'.'!<mi~AWi; l:!'''!llliA!i tid 1 Bohlen flew to the United get-together at e lSD e ega, Stat.. for a weelt of crisis talks tion headquarters Friday they In WashlniiDn. ouUined a jonl draft declaraPermanent represenla~vea of lion replying to De Gaulle's deall 15 NATO countries except ciston to pull French forced aD ' I f NATO d d to 0 SAIGON (UPI) -Ousted lSI France were to meet here a- ou coAllmmedanH and In loloDday • Tuesd AI expel Supreme I ea quar- CINCINNATI (UPI) _ The Corps Commander lila~ Gell. 18 or ay. a ters (SHAPE) and Americu er· . OustedThi Returns to Strongh0 ld I 1 .. wao I I I' 0 pbrey said Saturday us. troops are fighting in Viet Nam concerned ," Volpe said. 1 to auure that the South Voelnamese can decide their own 1 CAPE KENNEDY (UP!\ A dVtet Top Issue ' future and not to "Impose a government or way of life on I . · - , In 8 vance of the ~~~ other peoples .. quesuoned batch cover on the , House meetongs, however, a . G .. 8 spaces · h'tp .~roveel 1o,.UPI surv•y · d'tcated that • · In speech prepared in Washington for delivery by i ·~;no lel~phone to the Columbia Schola!tic Press Association : be JUSt no problem at .. all ,subslanlial_ sharo of gov..-meeting here, Humphrey urged students to lea rn more . Sahturdaed · y and p.roJect ,,off!?1a Is , beileved V•~t Na m waul~ be ~ , obout Asia and Red China. - - · -- - - - ·- 1c orus a unammous go 1or ' 1np rampaogn 1ssue IbiS )'lilt, "We know 110 little about As· carried on by the Chinese , •. Tuesday blastoff on the am- : followed bv rising Uving ......_ II, and we need to know much Communists there is still much r b1l1ous, three-day fhghl. '· Of the '" governors reaclllll more" he said. frleodsltip f~r us there •mong l The two astronauls who will lin th• poll, 17 rated tba"rkspile the shrill anti • the Chinese people ·• Humphrey , ride the Gemini capsule luto iforst. thr"" deolined com.... the he·avens, CIVt · ·1tan · Net'I Arm-land 16 named oLer ,._.. American propaganda which is said. · ' •·• --. , strong. 35, and 33-year-old A i r mosfly on the slate level, The United Stales must be ' Force Maj. David R Sco\1, per- Vlft Nam _tended to ovfrlba. $29,000 Blaze Hit. linn In dealing with lbe "ex- fsonally examined tbe space- dthowpthe 'dWhtte House talk, ... Firm in Cincinnati Ipansionist designs" of tbe Pek-1craft Saturday when a grouud • reS! ent dtsclosed thai . . j lng government, he added, but crewman reported the ha\cb war could _pusb federal apod. C 1 N C INN AT 1 tUPI) - musl also lake every opportun- 1 was hard l• work. mg_evea higher tl!a1 orlglDallj A pharmaceutical firm suffered ity to show friendship for the ' But Scott, \he man who will ,estimated for next year, de$29,000 damage Saturday when Chinese people. have to open the balch when be cosl·cuttmg else~e. ', 1 blaze broke out in the bsseHumphrey ssld the United climbs out for a record two APPROVE HOSPITAL ,c, menl. Press I• Ia Viet Nam "to help hour and 10 minutes "space- YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UPJ), The ftre caused $25,000 dam- establisb the principle thai- in walk," opened and closed the -A $7<•,000 convaleseent ~"age to the contenll in the base- this nuclear age - aggression cover without difficulty while al, to be located about oae mila' · mont of the C. M. Bundy Co. cannot be an acceptable means the rapsule sat poised in the south of U. s. 224, baa beea and $4,000 damaae to the build- either of settlblg lnternation&l sterile "white room" atop the proved by the Board of ZoDblt > , lnl, according to Fir1 Marshal disputes or of realiziD& national serviee tower of tbo Titao • 2 Appeals in suburbatJ Boardmttl .,, . Clyda Hartmann. objectives, booster. it waa learned Saturday. •. 1 a --- Racial Balance PJ pfOposed 1 m 1 urges pro{'Its Niguyea NCbanb ~•rethotd•n:,~.~ and Canadian bases and troops :~!~~:sc~::c=u~:r ~~:~ h 0 • a ang · · ......... from Fl'ance. day night u unrest over hll Gra.. NATO Crisis school system will be propesed dismiual spread throughout The declaration was expecled Monday. South VIet Nam. 1!1 the II be published early next week Superintendent Wendell H. flghUng, Vtel Cons 10errlllu The 14 were reported also to Pierce wiD )D'esent the plan to !eavtly al~ck~eld an~m:: CARROLL Oblo ·(UPI) _ hove agreed Friday to pool the Board of Education. rmy a ' . their Information on De Gaulle's Tho plan will allow open ... southeast of SalgGn with Jooepb J. Murphy, former state lntenllono In what has e~ploded roUm.enl, perm!Uing pupU1 to norian. representative DOW • Demoera~ Into the Jll'avest Internal crisis trwfer te scbaols outside their An American military spoke&- lc eandldate fGr lla.le aenator,l in NATO's blltory. dlitrict, and stepped-up interro· °~ :I~ :"rou:nmm:'~~ laid Sa~ night that profit f clal experiences thrOUih IDler0 fGr fariiMII lhould not be "a , school class lltchange and otbVung Tau air strip and lnflleted dirty word In OllJo" • ,.,._ er plano. light casuaiUe on AmericiDI · FIRST SECTION a n d Vtelnamese 1 Ia I I o De d "For the lUI Jear years we here. have beard much lalk and ob- Paue H World, Loool News Powerful Buddhist leaden MrVed 1ll!ldl lnY81 and pubU. p 4 Ed't ·1 10 loined denowteed the SaiiOn city tllreeled toward the IIUIJIUo age ---------':"' !UN N p UP , government's ouster ol '1bl and lac••-'•• and commercial prof- Page S-4 ··-·-·-- TV Guide -p F WAS GTO 1U I) -A a I aurvey taken on the eve, thai the situation oould change cauae of the lack of firm gal"' In the Ho11S41 IRd -~·0 1 called the liluallon "erllleiJ.M lla of U.. we are inviting to age ------~--~ eaturn substantial abare of the nallo~'• of Saturday's meetings here in the eight montha _betweea admiDislration policy ill Viet the Senate," Sawyer said. "01 fU1' llale;" Murphy told aomel Paue 8·9 Sportr governors believe 11 Ibis poinl between Preoidenl Johnson and now and November, seventeen Nam and because of the rislag the state level, I do not aplli Father of Royala M ~ ol the . Nallollll Page 10 ---····--- Dattlirnrjtbat the war ID Viet Nara will bjt lldeo and 1DDBI of the state of tht governora conlacled eost of living.'' 'IllY Republican gaiDa lD Pia er Die& al60 FGIIWII' Orptlila~ bari. SECOND SECTWN jbe tho top ls!!Ut iD the 19tll off- ondnlva. UPl rea~ S6 of U.ted Viet Nam u 1be top Ou the olltor !land, O.mocra- nalorial <011tesls." ..II. CO~GTON Ky (UPl) _ "Nolt """'•' 11 '11 b1p Page 11-1:1 Local, Area News, 1ear eteello111, followed by the Ill lfi«IIOI'I, 10me 11 their eampalgn issue. 'l'breo declined lie Gov. Grant Sllwyer of Democrats now control IS if Willi T ~· father tl -.,!. '· ·bS,:e: • Obltll<l!'kt rtslnc Uvtng costa. state eapllall and some upon COIIlllll!lll aad 16 named other Nevada saw the Presldenl'l the nation's 50 state boll!el. 1 01 . Clnc:.ll · Royall 'bukedwll Obio•a ~llallc • ~age 13·14-16 ····-· SocNI!/ They also renerally qree drlfal 1D Wultlnlton. ..,ues, mos~ on a s~te level. eanducl o_f the war. as helping Ida h o'• RepubUW! G 11 ployer Tom Tblebr, died II& i1eulltlrt, , 8 biJII aur Pagi 16 ••••••••• teal1wts ~at the Democrats wiD relaln Tiley were Died: bow do you Oklaboma 1 Repubhean Gov. Demoeraltc . candidates at- illhert E. Smy!le.offered urday at St. Elllabeth RolpltaL anl\1NIIilf tilll1dui:nmire ,. Page 11 ----··· Farm New• eonlrol tl lbe new iOib the ouUook for Republican H~nry BeBomOII aummed II up Ibougb he did ~~ ~ V~el the most opUmL!IIie ~~ The elder Tblcter, •.an em- :::.-• Paae li·UI •• ~lolrifkd Ad.! Con&n:ss, aiibougb probablp pila In Congress and else- th~ way. . . Nam to _be declstvo tn bia state. ol GOP ehanees. He jlloya of tbe Greater Clnclnlllll· . , f fanll ,. ' ·. but . f!lllt, 20 ·,· JIM N1111t B~ol not by lbeir )D'esent massive w\lon Ibis year and what do , Wa apect l!le Republicans He aa~d local Issues and party s~d ptck up 45 .t.trrwt wu atrteba 11 bia ,._,. llpfi!Ct ,.w ,to do and 50 Yul'l ~go on River '!lariiD of m to 140 11 the you ClltiSltler the two ehtelto do nlremely welt nationally personalit1., were more tmpor- seats, retain all 1111 t~.r ~ and _ _ _. dlid •II 11r • a..t ...,..., tba , THIRD SECTION 11ouse ff Rep. . .latloa and eampallia 1auee and .....,, . • • beeanae of widespread llmt. Republl<!BII state bouaea up ~e r-~ , , ··-• on Page 21-21 ••.,;-'""" Comlcr ~ i> ~ sei.te ~ .., · disenchantment tilth the Jotm. Predlets Few GOP 0a1u grabo aad pick up 4 • · GlllrriVII•tlbibotlpllalbfllll _fll'il ~llqf'ltll fnl of i> 12 in the · ·' VIet Na111 Tepa Ltat · aon . odmlldstration. Tbls ."l .woul4 tlllnk tba Republl-Democralle 19v~ ,... .,,~ C.Wiqtll Ultlfllld. . ~,-"llllll Dllw'llow. 'lbeile flDtlulp em.-ced from Willie 10~ IIDF"i'IDI ~- II llftiWht& be-,cana would makt •tntm•l 10111 tJ( .11 er a . For Farmers ,, "i'· .. } Governors See VietNam War Top '66/ssue :J:;, mw. llplcjlefe·,.to --------------------~,-•·~~----~~~~~~ "• Centervt.lle By-pass Lands I·n Court ~~i.~e~~~~;~:hJ;:i~~~~i~;p~s;~~r~'.~"~~~~n: :::~~~; ---------n ELIERI.:ILD$ ':· 81Dday . eadiDc IU•IJ" High SllldaJ Ill ... Ill. cloudy Sudlly mpt, flrlr ·0 ·-~~~~~ . ·~;.! ~~-$1 v· o,. 1'0 _ 0 ) . o~ . ~, ' ' ( . '0 Dtvotell To TPt. GTeater Middle Ohio Valtey 1 AS SEEN "' coaliiUtl A. that derailed The declaration was adopted unanimously by 41 govl'P tiM!"!!! ~ of • 110 car ernors, including those from Puerto Rico, Guam and the ll'iW~.from ParkeraVirgin Islands. burg. A ~ttee. of appeal on I h et3t10, and. buildlnc• Yalued at court, ael the aP!Itll l19QI _at IIIII for the land and anolher 'from bid openi"IS earlf in FebThe President was presidint at a .policy briefing when In one pUe of the wreckage Statt; • ll me. Centerllle prop- p,'/50, l,..lotal of $4,110, _ I he $100. The appellula bave"1fve f8oo for damages. ruary because the State could Gov. James A._ Rhod~~ of Ohto, a Re_p~bhca,n : rose and o~ • there were nine ears, ~everal erly for reldt!alloa vi U. 8. Rl amount deposited wileD tbe pe- days in wbic& to post the aP. The Tates late Saturday not get rigllt of way lor that fered • ~esolu!ton_ to . wholeheart~dl!_i!PJIMI'~ ..~~o~se . overturned. Moll of lbo8e ~ars 35 wu flied Friday afternoon llllon wao flied. peal bond. They request I jury morning bad not filed • uollce part of the relocation which pass- Johnson s course'" VIet NanL were loaded wlib 361neb dtam ID ~aiDa common pleas court. The petition appropriation lhe trial to settle the matter. of appeal in their case. Land ,es through the norlhern edge of ' GOP Gov. Jobn H. Reed of had not expected It but wu eter steel gas pipe enroute Fi!Jng the appeal were Carrte easements was filed Feb. 14, Another piece of properly ap- to be takea totals 1_73 acrea. the village corporation Umils. !Mame. Repub\1can chaorman of tpl.,.sed by the vote. . . south. Ramsey and, Jobn and Bertha land the appellants had 30 dayo propriated by the State for the The Stale will open bids on The Centerville By-Pass is part l'te National Governors Conter· 1 Reed sa1d Rhodes ~:'ded to Wrecker lraln1 were called Banb over whose properly in which to file an appeal a- Cent.rvllle By.Pass of Rl. 35 j the Centerville By-Pass Marcb nf a conlracl to build 1 5_498 ,ence. told Umled Press Interna- ;offer the declaration after tt 1D the acene from 8unllngton !lie Slate Is seeking right of fgainst the action of the direc-,is owned by Wlllard R. and Del-' 22, Included in the $3.S million mile section of four lane limil·l lionallhat ''tusl a few" of the was felt there would be 8 •lid Benwood, W. V_a. Crews way easements for relocation offtor of hi(,tways. Ia Tate of Thurman. Value on relocation of u. s. Rt. 35 in eel access highway, the major aovernors knew . about. the <'Onse.~s us among l'te governors worked througb last rught using the road, Involved are 0.57 of Judge John w. Howell, act- the Tate's properly to be taken Jackson and Gallia counties. [portion of whic~ is to ba local· resolution before . 11 was mtro-•here. · large apolli&hts. an acre of land valued at $I,· ling judge of common pleas was set at $2,600 includiDg $!· Tho project wa• withdrawn ed in Jackson cunty duced. Johnson brmse\f satd be After the vote, Republleq Railroad officials reported ' ' ·- - - _ · - - - - - · · ·-·- · - - Gov. John A. Volpe of.. FREE* Sweepstakes • Sbowen ·~o :? '·! 1 plus Playtex 0 ~ltt Fifteen can of a Baltimore & Ohio freight train, bound i for Huntington, W. Va., derailed aear Weal Cotumbll In Mason County early Saturday, leavln& a quarter mile long ptle of twisted steel. Offlcillts of the B & 0 railroad aaltl a broken rail cauoed the acct<lent at 4:50 o.m. It was reported late Salur- 110D1 croninc lual below West DISTRJCT LODGE MEETING - George DeSUver, grand master of Masons In Ohio second from left attended da} that railway crewa expect- Columbll, on Saturday to watch a 12th District officers' ~eettng and dinner In Harrtaonville on Saturday night. Posing ;, the speaker's tabie are Ted eel to have the trackl cleared the clean-up operations. Reed, Pomeroy, past district deputy grand master; Mr. De Silver, Richard carter, Gallipolis, present district deputy by about 9 a.m. this morning. No estimate of losses has grand master; Homer Dillon, district education officer; J. B. Hall, past district deputy grand master, and Joseph A railroad company spokel- been anpouneed by 1111 B • 0 Stanley, wonblpful master of Harrtaonv!Ue Lod&o No. 411, lo!elgs, Gatua, Lawrence ond Jackson countiea make up I man said no personal Injuries rlllroad. Dlalrtcl 12 · . WASHINGTON (UPI) - Most of the nation'• gover· were suffered. Engineer 1111 the nors, Including some Republicans eyeing Viet Nam as 1 $1,0 FashiotiMitiC l!q l'~"'";(o,._J .1- + 15 Railroad Cars Of B&O Freight Derailed Saturday The first 10YEARS tmts,. ~· from Parkenbmg to Huntington. Cleanup .~~-------------------------------------------------------------------·o VOL I NO. 6 Gelllpoli..PL PieauDt l'llmeroy-Midd. SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1966 ~:mBe:.ltw~z;ear~:.:~d EVERY YEAR FOR r • + 28 PAGES I WARDROBE 4, were derailed near West. Columbia, W• Va. early Saturday. The train was IV were gotten lilld!ll'Way immediately. (See &torv/ A lhouabt for lbe day l'bomas Jefferson: "Delay II prefera~ lo lmlll." Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center ~ ' C8l'll TODAY'S THOUGHT 1 ... BAHR CLOTHIERS ' F~ Baltimore&: Ohio frelpt I :.. ' :. >•, \· ~ :.,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/. 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