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Guiding Light 12:46-- Supennarkel Dating Game Donno Reed Father Knows 12:55--News 1:0111: 30--Singing Woman's Page As World Tui'DI 2:OQ--{)ur Lives Password Houae Par!J 2:55-- Confidential A 'nme For Ill Womeo'sN.,.. 3:011-Anoth. World To Tell Truth Gen. Hospltil UO- Doctllrl J:2!).- News 3 : ~r.'t Edge 01 Night The Nurses Secret Storm Rin Tin Tin Never Too Youna Wbere ActiOD II Say 4:Oil-Cartoon ..... ~'oat ·~ \ ClassnlqiD Capl Kangaroo I :GO-Papeye 1: ~ ·=- t :--.ltlsOIII 1:30--AIODI Ani IJeckle .t Jeett. Tenn. Tuxedo 10:110--Sec. Squirrel MlgbiJ MOUSI 10:3G--Undenloi Lassie Tom & Jerry U:OO--Top Cal Quid! Dmr 11:»-fury 12:011-Firsl Look 12:»-EIJIIorial Sty KID&' Nelghborl Soc. SeeurliJ Word of Ufe &dperDWI FnJUie Porky Pll Beatles · Cartooa IMag\lla GlJrllla Bop BUIIDJ Llmlll Monster Fllcka 1:30- S!Brcher llopplty Hooplr llaodatand 2:00 Jim Walllrl Big Picture Let's Dance 1:011-Fillll "" 1:30-- Bowlln& 1:1108:15-i:30-- 1:45-; st. 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Radio NBC 'llill appiJ mlar 10 lis "I of Jeanlo" Mriel lor 1116U1 SOIIIIIII llHI move shOll !rum ill preaelll SaiJii&bt opat to I p. m. IDnoam ~~~ palgo for governor of the oa. tloa'• most populous ttate. ' --------·------------1 II'HTN TV-IS California Republl· : Saturday WCHS TV-t membor ean Aosembly inlo bit eam· j m- WSAZ TV I 7:00--Aim11118e 7:30-- tile endorseme11t of the 11,580 B&EofCiub Reported to Authorities ' N;:. ..,. CA Bombers Plaster orthern SAN JOSE, Calli. CUP!) Ronald Reapa today carried ,, ·' CENr$ . I A,.U HI& $:55 New~ Beat )follllay • P'rtday 4:011 Dlaclng wlfll Doll Soupy Salea Sea HliDt 5:00-Cb<!yeooe 1:011 Sign On-Bob Kautz Show '=31 lnlercbange Beaver Brave StalliOD 5:30-7:45 " " - o1 Joy 5:110 Community Nelli BRONSON ADDm 8:011 oillo Valley News 5:05 Mas<l1 County New1 Evening Shows HOLLYWOOD (UP!)- !Jiar. 8:05 World News 5:10 World News • - - - -- - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - : : - - - - Icier aclor Clulrles Bronson 8:10 SportseGpe S:IS SpoUtght on Sports Lawman Weather Neft has been added to the cast of 5:011-Newa 5:25 Weather . CBS News Ernest Tubbo ''The Dirty Dozen," whll:h stars 8:15 Weather Picture ~ , 3G--News 8:16 Bob Kaub Sholl 5:30 Sunset Boulevard Lee Marvin. News Movie 8:55 Comlllllllflf News 7:00 Sip Olf 1:011-Smging Wild West 1:011 Talk of the Tmm Saturday 7:30 DAVID MeCAIJ.UM IS 1:55 lllaiOn County News I:IIO Sign On-Louie Mueller 8 Oil-Hank VOICE liP BEEmOVEN 10:00 Louie Mueller Sboll T:e Eclloel• of !Jr11 Hogan's Heroes 8:30--S. Davis IIOIJ..YWOOD (UP!) - The 10:30 I.al<hstrinl (except ....._ y.n- N Gomer Pyle H011e7 West voice of Lodwtg von Beethoven Thurdlay·Louls Mueller) :;: bid 9 0119:30--Mr. Roberts Movie Farmer's Daugb. in AJIC.'IV'a "Saga of Wesfero 11:011 Ohlo News 1,10 Sporlleope Man" Is that of ac!A>r David 11:05 Louie Mueller Sboll 1:15 Weat!Mr Plclure 10:011-UNCLE Jimmy Dean McCallum. (except Frklay--CIJIUfdbi 1,11 Louie llueller 11 :Oil-News Pacemaker Nelli 1lella Ring) 1::11) NOlll H..,..UM , ,_ 11:30 PubDe Service l:ll Louie Muelllrllbow 11 1 11 :3G--ToniPI Newo ·AclioD Theater ali.OR IT IILVE1' 11:46 Wori4 !18WI 1:111 Nelli 11:54)... !..ate Show HOlLYWOOD (UP!) -There 11:65 MSSOD QJomlr News t:OO Louie 11!..0. Sllllll - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ore 110 leng1lls department: Pro- 11:00 CommUIIIIJ Newa t:IO Nelli lleadllnel clueer 1•811 Ton lias COIIIJilll. 12:11 NOOD News t:ll LOUie Mueller SbD1r isbled artist Peter Helmera to 12:10 Harkell :Hen a portrait of Namu, the U:IS Mid Day Weather t:l5 lAaie Mueller 1111tr killer whale, about 1lbom Tara 1%:• Bullelln 1l4llrd 9a11r ll1d Story 'ftllle Daytime Showa making 8 110'11 movie. 1%:25 Nelli 0 grlllllll Louie Mue!!or 8bllr ll:30 PMID • Home lifur. Ne'ft 4:30-- FIVE MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 Six Lives Taken in Collision ) lc 9:00--Monl. Sholr 9:30-- .·, Radio MO~'DAY 'I1IIUJ rRiltDAY 5:00 Oblo News llouJld.Up NEW YORK (UPI) -It does8:• Sip 011 - N• 1:00 8f&D 00 seem plL!IIble but wben 1:01 Hurt Sa....., 1·20 M il!l County RFD 1:110 SlgD 011 -Newt season of seven 81M!Cials for US Coon1r1 Jamboree 1:30 BappJ VllleJ lloJI this laD, be 'llill be stan1:67 Wealller 7:110 fl'GieslllniiJGur his 1tth y.ear of lelevbloe f:ot Natlonll Newt .7:35 We«lk Eod 7:05 BID Miller 111m< 11:011 Du~l IIIII llenl'l Tip 7:1i Bill M!llfr Sbolr Ten Sboll CBA baa Ued ap lbe l'ldeo 7:20 Newl . 1%:00 Noon N8W1 hiliiJillllo tbe Natlonll AAU Jn. 7:1i N a Ranlw.,.. (Tues. 12:15 Paul Bollen. RFD door Track 8lld neN OlarnIIIII Tbun.) 12:311 Pete Sbli>lda IP~::~ 1ar 1nar yean, In- 7:50 lleWI 1:110 Nelli this ,ear's <ompel~ 8:00 BID lollDcr Sholl 1:01 ~lm Meea Sboll earlier Ill Albuqarqlle, N. 1:45 Baker FurniiUro ShOll &:011 Slgo Off (Wed. · P'rt.) SUNDAY t:OII News 7:311 Sip On- Forward Fallb 9:00 CoHee wllb Janol 1:011 Boptlsl Hour Among the ABC sholll slated 9:15 Rooah'a Sboes ('l'bunJ l·ilt Newl another g<>-roond oesl sea· 10·00 Ohlo Eclucatloo 1:35 Wee.l< End son are "Bewitched," '"''be 10:05 Swap Shop t :OII Spreadin& Klniclom • "Voyage to tbe Botlllm IO:I5 Mln!Bierlal Assoclatlou 9:30 The Bible Speokt of the Sea" ~d ''The Holly· 10:3t Social Security 9:45 Tile Good Life wood Palace. 10:35 Tom Robertsoo ShOll 10:00 Master Cootrol 11 :00 News 10:30 Countcy Hymntimcrl Now it' •'11Je Lone R8J181!1'" 1l:Cl5 TIDy's Countcy JunetiOD 11 :38 Qulel Hour 1 long • nm radio and te!~l· IUD TIDy's Country Hymntlme 12:110 N0011 News fame lila! II going fD get 12:011 Natlonll N.,.. 12:t5 CbrJSIIans Hour ~ treatment lor old· 12:15 Loell News 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teell CBS bas tlgned r.r the 12:30 Goessler'o Guest Star l:llt Rev. ~· ~yer lhalif-hour series and will ocbed- 12:30 Larry Anderson Sboll 1:311 Rev. Silas BillUps at0 11 Saturday 1111ngs 1:30 Mlles Kusic Sholl Z:OII Harvest 'nme , : be lbn!e :,.., ~ 4:15 Karr and Van Zandl 8bow 1:1) Jley, Bobby Lee AdtiDI ' (MoiL Wed. Fri.) 2:30 Week End eac:h episode. 4:30 Electric Co. Local Nelli 5-311 Sip. 1ft -----------~~::~==~~==~=:~--~~~~am.~.utes ~~ WSAZ WJLP.o~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO . ' ' �. ... ' . ' • '' . I-Dal11 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o. Aprll 4, 1861 • •+*' :; ; Capitql Comment, Events ~ Dodgers Wallop Giants 8-4; Twins Win 2-1 By JOE GERGEN UPJ Sports Wl'llor Jolumy Roseboro, who last year blred a lawyer tc plead hi: caae agalut JUBI Maricbal, lmo discovered a liiDI'I! eloquent and approprlate •pokesmanhis bat Roseboro, the burly calcber of the · Los Angeles Dodgel'!, confronted the Saa Francisco pitching ace on the baseball field Sunday tor the U..t Ume smce the1r oelebrated "Jn. c1dent" Oigbl months ago and walloped a three-run homer to lead the delendi)lg world champions to BD 8-4 Vlctcry over the Giants. lo their !Bst meeUng, o• Aug. 22 of !Bst season. Marichal mmg a bat at Roseboro'l bead Sllllday. "If Ml!rlclull opeakt tc to touch off the wllclest rbubarbim• first I'll · QIIIWer him. in years. · Otherwise, no." The shocking IDcldenl coet Ro,.boro answered Morlcbal Marichal $1,750-the . !Brgest the best way he knew bow In fine ever levied against a the aecoad ~ at Phoellix player by a major le&gue whBI be drove Ia Ron Fairly president-and hJs roaulting and Jim Lefebvre ahead of nine-<tay sUBpensloo conceivably blm. It waan'l lhl ldild of coat the Gi~ the Natloli81 dramaUe hit about which League pennanf. legends grow. It waa, IJo fact, a Suing Marlchl line silglo wbtcb bopped """' It also precipitated a $110,000 the head of oulfielder Jeau legal suit against the high- Alou fc.- an Jnsilj&.the-park kicking righ~hander by Rose- variety. But lor Roseboro It boro, who escaped the Incident was extremely re-diRg. With only a lw<Hnch gash on Marichal was legged for five hJs head. · runs and sevea bits IJo bls five"Except for the suit - the lnRiBg sUnl Claude Osleea, the incident is closed so far •• I'm Los Angelea starter wbo will concerned," Rose~, said opea tho ...... for the I Exhibition Standings Southside Dies Saturday Night 17 MUS Diamond Hopefuls Scheduled to Open Tuesday Exhlbllton BaHball Stendlo«s By United Preos International Notional League w. L. Pet St. Louis a 8 636 New York 12 7 :632 San Francisco 12 10 545 · Pittsburgh 12 10 .545 Houston II 11 .500 Atlanta 10 10 .500 Chicago 10 IS 435 Los Angeles 8 12 .400 Philadelphia 8 13 :sal !eventeen diamond hopefuls - if rain lets up - will open the Middleport High . School baseball sprill8 ~ampaJ8n tomorrow on the home municJ. pal park diamond against Jack· son. Four lettermen, all .seniors, are.back from last years squad coached by Carl Wolfe wh1ch had one victory in the Southeastern Ohio Southern Division. · The Jackets edged Gallipolis Cincmnati 8 16 .333 last season :!-I ill their first out· Amertean League w.. L. . Pel. ing. Chi 18 6 750 The four experienced bands 13 8 :619 Gary Stobart, Buddy Moore: California 14 9 .609 George Sauer and Mike Gard· , New York 12 IO .545 ner, are bolstered by one transKansas City 12 10 .545 •fer, Dallas Blevins, a senior, Minnesota 13 II .542 who has bad some experience Baltimore 10 tO .500 ln pitching and infield play. Cleveland 7 13 .350 The pitching corps will bo Washington 7 13 .350 Boston 6 17 .261 >unday'o Reoults Bosion 6 Detroit 4 Chicago (AL) 6 Houston 0 Kansas City 10 New York NL 2 Minnesota 2 St. Louis I u ·tted Pr 1 lor H 1 New York AL a Philadelphia 3 8 Y • ess • na ona Washington 12 Pittsburgh 9 The Los A~geles Lakers and Atlanta 2 Cincinnati 1 Boston Celtics resume . the (II innings) Wes_tern and Eastern DJVISIOR Los Angel& 8 San Francisco 4 NatiOnal Basketball Assocmtlon Cl 1 d 9 p 11 nd PCL' 7 playolfs Wednesday w1th a eve an NL °rCal'f . slight lead aver the Sl Louis ch lcago 8 a I orola 7 Baltimore 8 Miami Fla. St 5 M d • G' ' . on ay 1 ameo WB ashmgtonNvs. Byaltikmore oston vs. ew or NL, n1gbt · vs. Chicago. NL Cal1·rorma Chicago AL vs. St. Lows Cleveland vs. Los Angeles Kansas City vs. Mmnesota S New York AL vs. Clncmnali Atlanta vs. Philadelphia, night FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Pittsburgh vs. Houston (UPI) - Tbe Cincinnati Reds (Only games scheduled) wdl send Sammy F.Jl!S agamst the New York Yankees today Iin hopes of snapping a dlsas· trous exhibition record for Reds' pitchers. The Reds dropped a :1-1 dec!· slon te the J\tlanta Braves Sunday at Wesi Palm Beach, Fla., when j~illever Jack Bald· De:'f:' ,.w Catchers are Sophomore BUI ' Swan and Jumor Roger Leflmgwell Moare Ia back at third ba~ while Gardner and Blev· ins are work' out at abort"i•''' nd Sa mgand Soph · ' ~ ~top a JOO:,er h :more uane theo•l ave lhro. en .....- bow better to I snaggmg 0118 wa a. '"" a way 1e cross the dlamand at first base. 1 ebance 1o plteb?'' Freshman Dermis Ault appears to have 1 good atart on getting the call at second base. Oulfieldera will he selacted from Ray Hindy, Larry stobart, Mike Garten, Dave Tbsmpson, Jolm Ingell!, Carl Demoskey, Charles Snyder, and Van Johnsen. Red Skid I Hansgen Remains Critical ORLEANS, France (UP)) Walt Hansgen, one of Ameri· co's moat experienced sports car drivers who was critically injured Saturday during the Le Mans irials, clung to life Sunday as doctors maintained a 24-hour vigil by his bedside. The doctors said Hansgen's con d it ion ,·emained '~n.. changed" as they conUnued to watch over him. A local French doctor was taking turns with surgeons from the U.S. Army boapital bere to maintain a constant vlgiJ by the bedside of the 45y.ar-old Bedmlnlsler, N.J., sports car dealer. Flown here by helicopter Saturday night, Hanagen Ia suffering from multiple frac· lures of the skull, pelvis, both legs and both arms received wben bls seven liter Ford prototype 81Rasbed Into a wooden barrier Saturday at 122 mil• an hour. Ml'!. Beatrice Hansgen and their two children arrived at the hoo!pital Sunday afternoon but were Jlllable to see lbe racer because ol .the wmmng streak. Boston Is aow 1.0 and Los Angeles 2.0 In the best eJ sevea playoffs and they could collide for the world tiUe If each maintains the power that kept them leading their oppo11011ta most of the way in Sunday's gameo. Baylor and Jerry West, who scored 36 points despite being hampered by ao anlue injury combiaed for 71 points 18 crush repeated Hawk comeback at• tempts Sunday lA Los Angeles. Celtics sam Jonea wilb Z9 points and John RavUcek with 22 paced the defending NBA champions in their win Sunday at Philadelphia lbat saw them only ahead by four points at the hall but hold decisive lesda In the 'final two periods. The Celtlc·76er feud continues Wednesday In Boston, whDe the Later-Hawk battle resumes at .. ....c.,.,....,y.,.. _ CUll l'llOf051ID - ' -- '" By ualled 1'1'1111almlolloaal. Aal!e defeated Qlff lliebiJ 111 8alllnlay lbree atralgbt ..ts tc .wlD the GULFS'I'REAM PARK, Fla. Carib HUtoa tennla UUe. l'ltOl'OSED REDWOOD PRI!SER\'E--'An admlnlatratlon . (UPI) - Williamston Kid, a BG-1 proposal awaiting eongreS81onal acll~n would create a abot, waa awarded first place 1, n new naUnnal park along tile Pacific coast iD California'I in the $123,400 Florida Derby · FORT LAUDERD,.""""·IIDD!Isslo•l DOrthemmoet counties to preserve redwood stands, co• wben Abe'a Hop. waa dlsquall- (UP!) -Baoeball ~ talnl.n.K aome lreea up to 2,000 yean old. The proposed park, lu two secllona, would total 45,000 acres. There lied. er Wllll&m Ecb!rl gava already Is I' state redwood park, Pl'!lrle Creek, In the _ New York Meta pormlllioll s'- etnlrovel'llal con-e niiPI•.I area. A conservation organizatlon the Siena Club pro. NEW YORK (UPI) -R. .... "'.o;IOI!j even more illclulive par~~.' outJinetl on New~ Thomas captured the $10,372 er Georp Seaver t. a ., Westchester stakel al Aqu. boa_...:us_con_lr_act.:;;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ duct ~ ~ ~ lf/" AKRON Ohio (UPI) -w • Zahn of AU.nta, Ga., won ENSBORO N.C. (UP!) to Julius Boros Ia 19M. He was The playoff became ~ • oecond annual $1.00,000 Fire' ~ ' . 1 . atone-PBA Golf TournamaJlt 11 - Veteran Doug Sanders. a dlaquallfled last year for alliDg ry aHer .Sanders ";"'' Weiskopf, Ch . eabn, cool collector of fal to sign bls scare card at the who started lbe final II boles · ' amp!ORS. _ pay~acks, headed IDto lbla and of the secend round. tied for second with Ron ·. I..AKE TAHOE, Calif. (UP!) week • Masters Tournament a Johnson one stroke back of Nanay Greene of Canada won man to be reekened with after NICE Tl!lNNIS TOURNEY leader R. H. Slk~, ended with · the Women's Giant Slalom II winning the $100,000 Greater NICE, France (UP!) - Istvan a 70 each lor eight-under-par the three-;tay High Sierra Cu Greensbore ()pea SUnday hi a Gulyaa of Hungary won the 2768. raceo. p IUddeiHieath playoff with sopbo- men's aingles tiDe in the Nice Miller Barber, who had the _ liiDI'8 pro Tom Weiskopf. internaUonal tennis tournament final round's best score of 85, Sanday Sanders woa the $211000 ftrat Sunday by beaUng Daniel and Dave Ragan, with a final GREENSBORO, N.C. (UP!) place money, bll tour- Contet of France 6-1, ~. 13-11. round 70, tied lor third at :m . _ Doag Sar!dm won the $100 000 aament wtn of the PGA'a Jill Blackman, the lo)Heeded followed by Dave Marr at Z7t Greater Greensboro Open Golf wtnter tour wben he llroked In player from A-alia, lost in after bls one-under-per 'IV .., Tournament WhOD be aaak I a five-foot • par pull .. the tho ladles' singles flual .., the rmal 18 boles of lbe par-71 . second-hole pull In a 811dden seeond bole of the playoff with Austri~·· Sonia Pacble 6-4, 8-4. Sedgefield Country Club tourse. . death playoff with Tom Wet. Weiskopf, 1 :13-year-old second But MIS~ Blackman teamed op Palmer, Sikes and AI Gelber· . kopf year man, who took 1 bogey 4 with Rita BenUey to beat ger came In at five-under par ' _ · Britona VIrginia Wade and 279 and Bobby Nichola aod SAN JUAN (UP!) -Arlbur Sanden II the CIILly man to Francis MacLennan 6-2, e.1 lor Howie Johnson completed the · wiJo more than one lourlament the ladles' doubles tllle. top 10 at 280. Ibis year. 1111 •lctory In lbe ""oiiii.iooii.iiii~~==~~;,..;:;,..;:;;;_==== -- . GGO gave bim back-to-hack 11Philadelphia. at st. Lonla. The ties after bis 1st place finish In Saturday nigllt klckoffgame betw... Gr... BaY .... -• u.u, the JacksonvW. OpeR llle week _,,.. before. DXJre will be at Milwaukee. With the addiUoD of AUanta; Ill WCIIL the Palm Spr!Dp eacb team will have an Tournament earlier ia the leur ...date each week. Tbs ilrst In 1 IUddaa death playtlf with week'a "bye" Joel to DaDas, Anlold Palmer and II BOW the which doesn't open Its ....... leading IIIOILIIJ winner. until Sunday, Sept 18, at beme Sanders won the GGO in 11163 against New York. and Ioiii 1 IUddeiHieatll •••v ff ,.....o ...-111 anders "IDS GOO' Masters Next Event . _ H ks d PhDad lpbla Tier aw . a~ e ' respectively. Elgin Baylor, In a personal triumph lbat aaw him playing back to the form ol bis greateat days acored 42 points Snnday to le~d lbe Lakers to 8 !2&-lll . wm over the Hawks, wbile lhe Celtics grabbed a decisive 11596 viclo over the 76e~ to smash ~iladelpbia'a ll.game uili.t N• W• COMPTONI 0 • D• 0 P f 0 MI f I I I T Office Boun: 810 12. J 10 I !CioN at N0111 GD 'lbun. - lla Court 81.. l'vlDeroJ Get The Fads At •. , King N. 2nd Ave. Supply Co. ' Middleport, 0. @)(Q)lf ~ ~~~ [;3~§9j ~ schun waJked In the winning run in the bottom of the 11th inning. ~ The Braves soored first in the fourth Inning when Hank Aaron ripped a single tc center, stole second, and scored on Joe Tarre's alngle through the middle, Cincinnati tied It In the sev· enth. The Reds loaded the ba,. es tn a walk to Tony Perez, a single by Mel Queen and Eddie Mathews' error on Don PavJe.. tlch's grounder. Lee Cardenaa plated the run with a sacrifice Oy to right to score Perez. The Reds out-bit tbe Braves 1).7 but suffered their 16th Joss In 24 spring gameo, the worst record In the National League. ~~.~ ~ r:!J ••• AND DAD APPROVES I 0 0 0 0 1erlouaness of hJs cond!Uon. Th accident took place when bis Ford Mark II went out of control and crashed on the raJn. slil'kened Le Mans clrtuit; The accident again raised the outcry that the Le Mana 'race should be abolished. In n editorial; the mornlll8 n~wspa. per Paris JliUr said the accident wu "0111! more reason for ballllinl these· racea forev. er." And well he might. Because Mom's - flame is 1 clean, modern, dependable Gas 1'11111&. It was love at first light. Her ,_ flame Is the sensi!Mt type. Responds to her slishtest whhn. It starts cooking when she wants. stapa cookillfl the instant she turns off the ~.And offera 1,001 shades of heat in belw-. j Gas takes the guesswork out of cooking. And this ... 1 slant control means less wasted heat before and aftlr i the actual cooking. That's one of the keep-your.~ j cool features of a Gas range. j Only Gas ranges let you broil with the tMn door , closed. That's a keep-your·kitehen-dean feature of Ga5. 1R the Jnake.your·kitchen·pretty deparbnent, Gas 11111ges viler exciting styles. ~mini eye-level ~ appetizing colors. New cooking ideas, too, anly 011 modem Gas ranges.-Owns that keep dinner servlnc-hol 'for hours without CMn:ocJklns, 1 new aJJto. · llllllic self-bastlng 0.. rotillerie and many others you'l I IIIMito-tobelleve; . But belt of Ill is the kaep.,w-.famlly-heppy feature. . I'a limply lhls: Food looks better and 11stas better whea · l's cooked Willi a clean Gas flame. 1R fact. -thlt Moai's IXIClldni with Gas, Dad COIIIIII .... forlunch. . ..... -food forthouPt: lhlnk .,.... .... 3 ROOMS ·New OH~Y .....,'299 _ $5Milli'on FaD Gate is pf edicted NEW YORK (UPI) -National Football Loagne CommissloDer Pete Roulle, predicting .a five-millioo-fan gate this fall, Ieday announced the 47th liFL season will open Sept. 10 with a nationally televised rematch of lbe Green Bay-Baltimore Western Conference playoff. The AUa Ia F leo Ill ne_w n a ns w open lbelr first seasOI .17 bours later, at home aga!DSt Los Angelea. Fivt other . Sunday openers are on tap-Chicago at . Cl nd t W hi Deireit, eve1a a as ng· ton, Minnesota at San FrancJo. co, New York at Pittsburgh and Lakers In . NBA F"InaIs Try tO Ha1t \Veekend Sports Summary All-Stan headed by Stobart, e.2 rightbander. He will be 811pported ~Y Gardner, Sauer, and Blev· ms. It Looks Like Boston, Elli'S Will a Dodiera ~prll 12, waa eve11 record In Grapefruit lap balllnC ebamp Roberto 1.,.. impressive, allowing ni.. lplay, Tonunie Agee drove Ia meute ••• Tolly c.~:l bits and lour ruBII In lour three runs wllb a MVIIIIII- 'llammod 1111 t!Jblll Jnninge. inning double, C211cai0'1 ao17 lrlpper or 1111 · '!be Mjnnesota Twiu, who extra-base blow of 111e came. Gecqe Scott bowed to the Dodgers iR the The New York Yankeea '1bamil lll!h nded 1D wllb 1965 Worlcl Series, •continued reported to o IIJM.bmJartd bomor a 11o1toa mrpoonn!d/ their l!pl'iDg IUfge with a 2-1 weapon-the bom1 I'UII-Io wblp ·Detro* 1-4. Victory over airealdnll, St Pblladelpbia. U. Tom Trail, Lee Tbomu woried eoa.mm.../ Louis. Camllo · Pacsual, · Jim Bobby RlchardsoD IIIII Clate II rellev01 Jaek ilalclllchuD !{aat and Alan Worthington Boyer c;onnected fc.- the ell'· a walk wllb the bases llmiled the Cards to 10 hits u cuits and Fritz Petmoa Ill but lhl IIIII lnnlnllo pve Allilta/ the Twlns won their oillb nailed down a •llrlinl berlb a S.l lrlumpb over the Reds • con,.cutive game and halted with a line ,....innllll !IJJII. The Ollcago Cubl the Redblrda' sltiag at all. In other games, Dlcl< Green four CallfllJ'Illll pltehm for The pitcbing·rlch Chicago clubbed two bomero and drove hila and look advantege of White Sox blanked ~n ~ In lour runs as lbe KaDaas City Angel arran for an 1-7 Vlctlli"Y beblnd the three-hit pitching of A's crw~bed the Meta 1&-1 • , • • ,j,d BalUmore . blaated Jolm Buzhardt and Eddie Waabington out I a ate d Pit- Miami fann club wllb lha Fi.!ber lor their 18th victory tsburgb 1W despite a pair or of bomero by Brooks against oil losses, lbe beat bomel'! by defeadlng NL Sam BowODS and Boog ' ,._do_.._.,,..._... . .. · · MASON ' ' .. ... .~··· ~ ' rt < " · ,; . ,.. "'" .:.: �. ... ' . ' • '' . I-Dal11 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o. Aprll 4, 1861 • •+*' :; ; Capitql Comment, Events ~ Dodgers Wallop Giants 8-4; Twins Win 2-1 By JOE GERGEN UPJ Sports Wl'llor Jolumy Roseboro, who last year blred a lawyer tc plead hi: caae agalut JUBI Maricbal, lmo discovered a liiDI'I! eloquent and approprlate •pokesmanhis bat Roseboro, the burly calcber of the · Los Angeles Dodgel'!, confronted the Saa Francisco pitching ace on the baseball field Sunday tor the U..t Ume smce the1r oelebrated "Jn. c1dent" Oigbl months ago and walloped a three-run homer to lead the delendi)lg world champions to BD 8-4 Vlctcry over the Giants. lo their !Bst meeUng, o• Aug. 22 of !Bst season. Marichal mmg a bat at Roseboro'l bead Sllllday. "If Ml!rlclull opeakt tc to touch off the wllclest rbubarbim• first I'll · QIIIWer him. in years. · Otherwise, no." The shocking IDcldenl coet Ro,.boro answered Morlcbal Marichal $1,750-the . !Brgest the best way he knew bow In fine ever levied against a the aecoad ~ at Phoellix player by a major le&gue whBI be drove Ia Ron Fairly president-and hJs roaulting and Jim Lefebvre ahead of nine-<tay sUBpensloo conceivably blm. It waan'l lhl ldild of coat the Gi~ the Natloli81 dramaUe hit about which League pennanf. legends grow. It waa, IJo fact, a Suing Marlchl line silglo wbtcb bopped """' It also precipitated a $110,000 the head of oulfielder Jeau legal suit against the high- Alou fc.- an Jnsilj&.the-park kicking righ~hander by Rose- variety. But lor Roseboro It boro, who escaped the Incident was extremely re-diRg. With only a lw<Hnch gash on Marichal was legged for five hJs head. · runs and sevea bits IJo bls five"Except for the suit - the lnRiBg sUnl Claude Osleea, the incident is closed so far •• I'm Los Angelea starter wbo will concerned," Rose~, said opea tho ...... for the I Exhibition Standings Southside Dies Saturday Night 17 MUS Diamond Hopefuls Scheduled to Open Tuesday Exhlbllton BaHball Stendlo«s By United Preos International Notional League w. L. Pet St. Louis a 8 636 New York 12 7 :632 San Francisco 12 10 545 · Pittsburgh 12 10 .545 Houston II 11 .500 Atlanta 10 10 .500 Chicago 10 IS 435 Los Angeles 8 12 .400 Philadelphia 8 13 :sal !eventeen diamond hopefuls - if rain lets up - will open the Middleport High . School baseball sprill8 ~ampaJ8n tomorrow on the home municJ. pal park diamond against Jack· son. Four lettermen, all .seniors, are.back from last years squad coached by Carl Wolfe wh1ch had one victory in the Southeastern Ohio Southern Division. · The Jackets edged Gallipolis Cincmnati 8 16 .333 last season :!-I ill their first out· Amertean League w.. L. . Pel. ing. Chi 18 6 750 The four experienced bands 13 8 :619 Gary Stobart, Buddy Moore: California 14 9 .609 George Sauer and Mike Gard· , New York 12 IO .545 ner, are bolstered by one transKansas City 12 10 .545 •fer, Dallas Blevins, a senior, Minnesota 13 II .542 who has bad some experience Baltimore 10 tO .500 ln pitching and infield play. Cleveland 7 13 .350 The pitching corps will bo Washington 7 13 .350 Boston 6 17 .261 >unday'o Reoults Bosion 6 Detroit 4 Chicago (AL) 6 Houston 0 Kansas City 10 New York NL 2 Minnesota 2 St. Louis I u ·tted Pr 1 lor H 1 New York AL a Philadelphia 3 8 Y • ess • na ona Washington 12 Pittsburgh 9 The Los A~geles Lakers and Atlanta 2 Cincinnati 1 Boston Celtics resume . the (II innings) Wes_tern and Eastern DJVISIOR Los Angel& 8 San Francisco 4 NatiOnal Basketball Assocmtlon Cl 1 d 9 p 11 nd PCL' 7 playolfs Wednesday w1th a eve an NL °rCal'f . slight lead aver the Sl Louis ch lcago 8 a I orola 7 Baltimore 8 Miami Fla. St 5 M d • G' ' . on ay 1 ameo WB ashmgtonNvs. Byaltikmore oston vs. ew or NL, n1gbt · vs. Chicago. NL Cal1·rorma Chicago AL vs. St. Lows Cleveland vs. Los Angeles Kansas City vs. Mmnesota S New York AL vs. Clncmnali Atlanta vs. Philadelphia, night FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Pittsburgh vs. Houston (UPI) - Tbe Cincinnati Reds (Only games scheduled) wdl send Sammy F.Jl!S agamst the New York Yankees today Iin hopes of snapping a dlsas· trous exhibition record for Reds' pitchers. The Reds dropped a :1-1 dec!· slon te the J\tlanta Braves Sunday at Wesi Palm Beach, Fla., when j~illever Jack Bald· De:'f:' ,.w Catchers are Sophomore BUI ' Swan and Jumor Roger Leflmgwell Moare Ia back at third ba~ while Gardner and Blev· ins are work' out at abort"i•''' nd Sa mgand Soph · ' ~ ~top a JOO:,er h :more uane theo•l ave lhro. en .....- bow better to I snaggmg 0118 wa a. '"" a way 1e cross the dlamand at first base. 1 ebance 1o plteb?'' Freshman Dermis Ault appears to have 1 good atart on getting the call at second base. Oulfieldera will he selacted from Ray Hindy, Larry stobart, Mike Garten, Dave Tbsmpson, Jolm Ingell!, Carl Demoskey, Charles Snyder, and Van Johnsen. Red Skid I Hansgen Remains Critical ORLEANS, France (UP)) Walt Hansgen, one of Ameri· co's moat experienced sports car drivers who was critically injured Saturday during the Le Mans irials, clung to life Sunday as doctors maintained a 24-hour vigil by his bedside. The doctors said Hansgen's con d it ion ,·emained '~n.. changed" as they conUnued to watch over him. A local French doctor was taking turns with surgeons from the U.S. Army boapital bere to maintain a constant vlgiJ by the bedside of the 45y.ar-old Bedmlnlsler, N.J., sports car dealer. Flown here by helicopter Saturday night, Hanagen Ia suffering from multiple frac· lures of the skull, pelvis, both legs and both arms received wben bls seven liter Ford prototype 81Rasbed Into a wooden barrier Saturday at 122 mil• an hour. Ml'!. Beatrice Hansgen and their two children arrived at the hoo!pital Sunday afternoon but were Jlllable to see lbe racer because ol .the wmmng streak. Boston Is aow 1.0 and Los Angeles 2.0 In the best eJ sevea playoffs and they could collide for the world tiUe If each maintains the power that kept them leading their oppo11011ta most of the way in Sunday's gameo. Baylor and Jerry West, who scored 36 points despite being hampered by ao anlue injury combiaed for 71 points 18 crush repeated Hawk comeback at• tempts Sunday lA Los Angeles. Celtics sam Jonea wilb Z9 points and John RavUcek with 22 paced the defending NBA champions in their win Sunday at Philadelphia lbat saw them only ahead by four points at the hall but hold decisive lesda In the 'final two periods. The Celtlc·76er feud continues Wednesday In Boston, whDe the Later-Hawk battle resumes at .. ....c.,.,....,y.,.. _ CUll l'llOf051ID - ' -- '" By ualled 1'1'1111almlolloaal. Aal!e defeated Qlff lliebiJ 111 8alllnlay lbree atralgbt ..ts tc .wlD the GULFS'I'REAM PARK, Fla. Carib HUtoa tennla UUe. l'ltOl'OSED REDWOOD PRI!SER\'E--'An admlnlatratlon . (UPI) - Williamston Kid, a BG-1 proposal awaiting eongreS81onal acll~n would create a abot, waa awarded first place 1, n new naUnnal park along tile Pacific coast iD California'I in the $123,400 Florida Derby · FORT LAUDERD,.""""·IIDD!Isslo•l DOrthemmoet counties to preserve redwood stands, co• wben Abe'a Hop. waa dlsquall- (UP!) -Baoeball ~ talnl.n.K aome lreea up to 2,000 yean old. The proposed park, lu two secllona, would total 45,000 acres. There lied. er Wllll&m Ecb!rl gava already Is I' state redwood park, Pl'!lrle Creek, In the _ New York Meta pormlllioll s'- etnlrovel'llal con-e niiPI•.I area. A conservation organizatlon the Siena Club pro. NEW YORK (UPI) -R. .... "'.o;IOI!j even more illclulive par~~.' outJinetl on New~ Thomas captured the $10,372 er Georp Seaver t. a ., Westchester stakel al Aqu. boa_...:us_con_lr_act.:;;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ duct ~ ~ ~ lf/" AKRON Ohio (UPI) -w • Zahn of AU.nta, Ga., won ENSBORO N.C. (UP!) to Julius Boros Ia 19M. He was The playoff became ~ • oecond annual $1.00,000 Fire' ~ ' . 1 . atone-PBA Golf TournamaJlt 11 - Veteran Doug Sanders. a dlaquallfled last year for alliDg ry aHer .Sanders ";"'' Weiskopf, Ch . eabn, cool collector of fal to sign bls scare card at the who started lbe final II boles · ' amp!ORS. _ pay~acks, headed IDto lbla and of the secend round. tied for second with Ron ·. I..AKE TAHOE, Calif. (UP!) week • Masters Tournament a Johnson one stroke back of Nanay Greene of Canada won man to be reekened with after NICE Tl!lNNIS TOURNEY leader R. H. Slk~, ended with · the Women's Giant Slalom II winning the $100,000 Greater NICE, France (UP!) - Istvan a 70 each lor eight-under-par the three-;tay High Sierra Cu Greensbore ()pea SUnday hi a Gulyaa of Hungary won the 2768. raceo. p IUddeiHieath playoff with sopbo- men's aingles tiDe in the Nice Miller Barber, who had the _ liiDI'8 pro Tom Weiskopf. internaUonal tennis tournament final round's best score of 85, Sanday Sanders woa the $211000 ftrat Sunday by beaUng Daniel and Dave Ragan, with a final GREENSBORO, N.C. (UP!) place money, bll tour- Contet of France 6-1, ~. 13-11. round 70, tied lor third at :m . _ Doag Sar!dm won the $100 000 aament wtn of the PGA'a Jill Blackman, the lo)Heeded followed by Dave Marr at Z7t Greater Greensboro Open Golf wtnter tour wben he llroked In player from A-alia, lost in after bls one-under-per 'IV .., Tournament WhOD be aaak I a five-foot • par pull .. the tho ladles' singles flual .., the rmal 18 boles of lbe par-71 . second-hole pull In a 811dden seeond bole of the playoff with Austri~·· Sonia Pacble 6-4, 8-4. Sedgefield Country Club tourse. . death playoff with Tom Wet. Weiskopf, 1 :13-year-old second But MIS~ Blackman teamed op Palmer, Sikes and AI Gelber· . kopf year man, who took 1 bogey 4 with Rita BenUey to beat ger came In at five-under par ' _ · Britona VIrginia Wade and 279 and Bobby Nichola aod SAN JUAN (UP!) -Arlbur Sanden II the CIILly man to Francis MacLennan 6-2, e.1 lor Howie Johnson completed the · wiJo more than one lourlament the ladles' doubles tllle. top 10 at 280. Ibis year. 1111 •lctory In lbe ""oiiii.iooii.iiii~~==~~;,..;:;,..;:;;;_==== -- . GGO gave bim back-to-hack 11Philadelphia. at st. Lonla. The ties after bis 1st place finish In Saturday nigllt klckoffgame betw... Gr... BaY .... -• u.u, the JacksonvW. OpeR llle week _,,.. before. DXJre will be at Milwaukee. With the addiUoD of AUanta; Ill WCIIL the Palm Spr!Dp eacb team will have an Tournament earlier ia the leur ...date each week. Tbs ilrst In 1 IUddaa death playtlf with week'a "bye" Joel to DaDas, Anlold Palmer and II BOW the which doesn't open Its ....... leading IIIOILIIJ winner. until Sunday, Sept 18, at beme Sanders won the GGO in 11163 against New York. and Ioiii 1 IUddeiHieatll •••v ff ,.....o ...-111 anders "IDS GOO' Masters Next Event . _ H ks d PhDad lpbla Tier aw . a~ e ' respectively. Elgin Baylor, In a personal triumph lbat aaw him playing back to the form ol bis greateat days acored 42 points Snnday to le~d lbe Lakers to 8 !2&-lll . wm over the Hawks, wbile lhe Celtics grabbed a decisive 11596 viclo over the 76e~ to smash ~iladelpbia'a ll.game uili.t N• W• COMPTONI 0 • D• 0 P f 0 MI f I I I T Office Boun: 810 12. J 10 I !CioN at N0111 GD 'lbun. - lla Court 81.. l'vlDeroJ Get The Fads At •. , King N. 2nd Ave. Supply Co. ' Middleport, 0. @)(Q)lf ~ ~~~ [;3~§9j ~ schun waJked In the winning run in the bottom of the 11th inning. ~ The Braves soored first in the fourth Inning when Hank Aaron ripped a single tc center, stole second, and scored on Joe Tarre's alngle through the middle, Cincinnati tied It In the sev· enth. The Reds loaded the ba,. es tn a walk to Tony Perez, a single by Mel Queen and Eddie Mathews' error on Don PavJe.. tlch's grounder. Lee Cardenaa plated the run with a sacrifice Oy to right to score Perez. The Reds out-bit tbe Braves 1).7 but suffered their 16th Joss In 24 spring gameo, the worst record In the National League. ~~.~ ~ r:!J ••• AND DAD APPROVES I 0 0 0 0 1erlouaness of hJs cond!Uon. Th accident took place when bis Ford Mark II went out of control and crashed on the raJn. slil'kened Le Mans clrtuit; The accident again raised the outcry that the Le Mana 'race should be abolished. In n editorial; the mornlll8 n~wspa. per Paris JliUr said the accident wu "0111! more reason for ballllinl these· racea forev. er." And well he might. Because Mom's - flame is 1 clean, modern, dependable Gas 1'11111&. It was love at first light. Her ,_ flame Is the sensi!Mt type. Responds to her slishtest whhn. It starts cooking when she wants. stapa cookillfl the instant she turns off the ~.And offera 1,001 shades of heat in belw-. j Gas takes the guesswork out of cooking. And this ... 1 slant control means less wasted heat before and aftlr i the actual cooking. That's one of the keep-your.~ j cool features of a Gas range. j Only Gas ranges let you broil with the tMn door , closed. That's a keep-your·kitehen-dean feature of Ga5. 1R the Jnake.your·kitchen·pretty deparbnent, Gas 11111ges viler exciting styles. ~mini eye-level ~ appetizing colors. New cooking ideas, too, anly 011 modem Gas ranges.-Owns that keep dinner servlnc-hol 'for hours without CMn:ocJklns, 1 new aJJto. · llllllic self-bastlng 0.. rotillerie and many others you'l I IIIMito-tobelleve; . But belt of Ill is the kaep.,w-.famlly-heppy feature. . I'a limply lhls: Food looks better and 11stas better whea · l's cooked Willi a clean Gas flame. 1R fact. -thlt Moai's IXIClldni with Gas, Dad COIIIIII .... forlunch. . ..... -food forthouPt: lhlnk .,.... .... 3 ROOMS ·New OH~Y .....,'299 _ $5Milli'on FaD Gate is pf edicted NEW YORK (UPI) -National Football Loagne CommissloDer Pete Roulle, predicting .a five-millioo-fan gate this fall, Ieday announced the 47th liFL season will open Sept. 10 with a nationally televised rematch of lbe Green Bay-Baltimore Western Conference playoff. The AUa Ia F leo Ill ne_w n a ns w open lbelr first seasOI .17 bours later, at home aga!DSt Los Angelea. Fivt other . Sunday openers are on tap-Chicago at . Cl nd t W hi Deireit, eve1a a as ng· ton, Minnesota at San FrancJo. co, New York at Pittsburgh and Lakers In . NBA F"InaIs Try tO Ha1t \Veekend Sports Summary All-Stan headed by Stobart, e.2 rightbander. He will be 811pported ~Y Gardner, Sauer, and Blev· ms. It Looks Like Boston, Elli'S Will a Dodiera ~prll 12, waa eve11 record In Grapefruit lap balllnC ebamp Roberto 1.,.. impressive, allowing ni.. lplay, Tonunie Agee drove Ia meute ••• Tolly c.~:l bits and lour ruBII In lour three runs wllb a MVIIIIII- 'llammod 1111 t!Jblll Jnninge. inning double, C211cai0'1 ao17 lrlpper or 1111 · '!be Mjnnesota Twiu, who extra-base blow of 111e came. Gecqe Scott bowed to the Dodgers iR the The New York Yankeea '1bamil lll!h nded 1D wllb 1965 Worlcl Series, •continued reported to o IIJM.bmJartd bomor a 11o1toa mrpoonn!d/ their l!pl'iDg IUfge with a 2-1 weapon-the bom1 I'UII-Io wblp ·Detro* 1-4. Victory over airealdnll, St Pblladelpbia. U. Tom Trail, Lee Tbomu woried eoa.mm.../ Louis. Camllo · Pacsual, · Jim Bobby RlchardsoD IIIII Clate II rellev01 Jaek ilalclllchuD !{aat and Alan Worthington Boyer c;onnected fc.- the ell'· a walk wllb the bases llmiled the Cards to 10 hits u cuits and Fritz Petmoa Ill but lhl IIIII lnnlnllo pve Allilta/ the Twlns won their oillb nailed down a •llrlinl berlb a S.l lrlumpb over the Reds • con,.cutive game and halted with a line ,....innllll !IJJII. The Ollcago Cubl the Redblrda' sltiag at all. In other games, Dlcl< Green four CallfllJ'Illll pltehm for The pitcbing·rlch Chicago clubbed two bomero and drove hila and look advantege of White Sox blanked ~n ~ In lour runs as lbe KaDaas City Angel arran for an 1-7 Vlctlli"Y beblnd the three-hit pitching of A's crw~bed the Meta 1&-1 • , • • ,j,d BalUmore . blaated Jolm Buzhardt and Eddie Waabington out I a ate d Pit- Miami fann club wllb lha Fi.!ber lor their 18th victory tsburgb 1W despite a pair or of bomero by Brooks against oil losses, lbe beat bomel'! by defeadlng NL Sam BowODS and Boog ' ,._do_.._.,,..._... . .. · · MASON ' ' .. ... .~··· ~ ' rt < " · ,; . ,.. "'" .:.: �. ' ... . -·- .., -~ - .... ~ - . . ...... . . ... .... . . . . - . .... - . . . . . ., ~- ~~ .... '"' .......... - •6 .. ~ l.t-• .... - - . . . . . . . ............ - - - . . . . . . . . . . ..... ..~.' -· ..' .. .. ..... . .... - ., --.-~~---- .......... --- ... -- -----. ·------·-· ~- .... '' ,. .-;· ,p~:n llJ~'·i't.\:\·tB'....edm . en.·Drop ' Jim Dav.is 'started lor Rio ;,~ !: t.'re ~pe!!!!' ~Jt WSIIl clJased a!ler lwo-lblrda ol 1n Inning, and Frank Collin.! came 011 to retire the side. Collins worked four and one-third Inn· fngs and Gary Carmody pitch· ed the last two innings for the Bedmen. f Morehead scored 11 runs in ~ big first Inning as Davis gave five hits and wallri!d sevoo hal~ Eight ol Rio Gr.ande's nine ltartera were fresllmen, In fact, 15 of the 19 squad members lins had a single In two lljpl. l'i'or Morehead J•n C.pelll, Chuck Moria llld Mike Col11111 s:ammed homet'UIII, IDd Merlo had • doubll. John Clpelle llllrltd and worked live lnnlnp f<lr Morehead. He Wll rellevad by Jim Martin In the flip ol the lf<tll. Both men llruek '!!!! four batters. In the nl&htcap, Morehead scored live runs In the bottom or the first, added one In the second and three In the fourth. ~leu 'Thefreshmen Redmon. scored l,e three til top ofw8111 tbe sllth wben Riothe Grande unlbnes in th• top of th• third they scored their lirlt run and Inning and two in the seventh. added three more ~ the top of Morehead got three in the sec· Ithe seventh. tnd, and two in the third and Larry Miller started Io r ~ Sentinel Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., April 4, 1966 ' Browns Open NFL Season With Washington Sept. II Wo.EI I . w::= ";,:.,""' CALVES - 200. Tops '!1.· 21;VEAL Milk Cows 100 to 10· Seeonds 32 to 38; Medium 28, to 32; Com. & Hvs. 22 to 34; Culls 18 1u 24. SHEEP - Ewes & Lms. 5 to 10; Stock Ewes 5 to 10; F 3 t Sheep 5 to 10; Culls I to 5; Bucks 4 to 10; Fat Wethero 5 to 10. LAMBS - Tops 24: Seconds 18 to 22; Light Wts. 15 to 20; Common 12 to 15. . 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T PLAYING , , . the most beautiful wall backJround ever created. 200 P1Horns & colora • .. COLD WATER 1 Latex Wall Decoration Nylon r3 95 PhOIIt 593...01 uco-uxur Solect From Over Prlc" St1rt At RAY RIGGS, INC. I eHerculon N 2 dA I 1966 regular season schedule: BARWICK I Floor c:overinJ for "trY ldnd ot floor. Belt patterns. ProfeasJon•l tnstallati,otJ by 111, or 6-oL 4 SAVINGS CO, 125 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. Linoleum • , . Inlaid Vinyl SWIFT1$ PREMIUM U.S. GOY~. INSPECTED Bolopa ITY ARMSTRONG'S Roush's Shoe Store Bro;,~. complete CARPET NOTHING DOWN e DO IT' ' _____~~---------- Here is the LET INGELS UnLE GIRLS 12-oL When bothersome bills start buggln you ••• ADAMS I Jatk 0'8rian <::::5)iand~CioiJU~ns~.·---~---···••r'l [ ' • .Voice . of Broadway,, t:- For Sale I-SET SCALES . 1-McKASKEYFIRE PROOF FILE ' 1-26 inch BICYCLE . I-SILVER TONE GUITAR ,.WRINGER WASHER I-BIG PORCH SWING 2-BEDS, Complete J-Metal WARDROBE 0., April 4. 1986-5 the Redmen and went fa Inn- bot and DOl) Shlvera had . 1 an tngo. Ken Grady qame ·m and pln~h hit 'single In each game. Capelle, plt.cht'd tho last lwo ilmings. Link L•masters was two for ~ bniilsiil.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"l[ Miller gave up nine hits and three, Including a cloubte, for lbrH walki. Grady allowed one Moreh~d. Merlo was two for ,._. 111"" ...,..,,.lr n1rt two At11 four. With !1 double, and Mtke Motti!On-was two for three at Collins had two stilg!•• tn lOUr trips. Wyman smltl! P.itehed the ·_ Ga1Upetl!, Obbl; fir~tt five innings for Morehead, sahlrday, April Z, liM, Iallowed one run, gave up two I SALES REPORT of hils, walked, two and struck out obit Vall•' Uvesll!ek eo. seven. Larry Craig came on to HOGS - I7S to 220 lbs. 22 pllch the la&l two innings and to 23; 220 to 2SO lb.s. ZZ to 23; allowed four runs, save up Light 20 to 3; Fat Sows 18 to two hits, walkEd seven and 2· Stags 15 to 21; Boars 15 struck out, four. ~ 20 Sows and Pigs 7& to 1!5; Second game: . Shoats 15 to 21. Rio Grande 000 001 3 - 3 4 CATTLE - Steers 20 to 28; Morehead 4 J 0 3 0 0 X-3 10 Heifers 18 to %>; Baby Beef Batteries: Rio Grande 20 to 28; Fatt Cows 14 14> 21: Miller, Grady 151 and Richard· Canners 10 to 15; Bulls ~8 to .00; Morehead - Smith, Craig ,, •• ., ... yl~, Collins (!), d CLEVELAND tUPll - The The BroWI1S wiD have to be Cloveland Browns open tbolr on their toes lor their second tllllt regular football S'!ason In game and home opener the Waahington Sept. 11 as Otto following Sunday, Sept 18 when Gralillm makes his debut as they host the Green Bay Pack· Redskins coach, lacill8 the ers at Cleveland Stadium for te311) Ite led to six straight , what they hope wUI .not be a Eastern Conference champion. repeat of the 1965 title game tlk•t.or..evenl lhil"' and three world titles. Iwhich Green Bay took, 23-12, in W. L. January. Los An&eles 2 0 The Nationnl Foolball League St Louis 0 2 <NFL! and the Browns today · Sunday'& Results IIADDIR announced the lllllt schedules. Boston 115 Philadelphia 96 The Browns' regular season Los Angeles 125 St. Louis 116 schedule also includea what has become a traditional home night CHARITY SHOW . game with the Pittsburgh Steel· NEW YORK IUP!) -A I ers, Saturday, Oct. 8, and two charity anmleur boxing show I nationally·lelevised games lover wUI be Iteld Tuesday night at CBS) which include a Thanks- 7:30 p.m. at Joe Garfield's giving evening game in Dallas .....,ntly opened new Garden Nov. 24 and the contest at St. IIYm. Louis, Saturday afterooon, Dec. =:.___ _ _ __ __ 17. Dallas 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 Sonday to 1 The Browns meel tile NFL's win the men's Sill8les litie in i • AT newest entry, the Eastern Dlv· the Caribe Hilton tennis tour· !ision Atlanta Falcons, in Atl~ nament. Norma Baylon of , ta Oct. 30. Because of Atlanta 8 Argentina won · the ladles' :unusual swmg schedule, eac;" singles Iitle with a 1-3, 7-5 [learn has one bye. Cleveland 8 victory over Mary Anne Eisel, pi " Oct. 16. former U.S. junior champiOn. I The Browns announced that ·::.::.:::_::=.~=..:=::.=...:.......:.... , mall orders are now being acRutland, 0. 1 cepled at the stadlmn ticket of· USED CLOTHING · rice for all regular season Igames as well aa for the fifth 1-17 CASE POP annual pro football doublehead· 1 KOOLER er All{!. 26 which features Wash· 1 ington agaiMt the Minnesota I-6-FT. HILLS Viking. and the Browns against the Baltimore Colts. MEAT CASE I, ' .' Twinbill, 17-5, 8-4 ~:a~2::~~JJ~.~~.~~ ,. ·1111 Oraltde CoiJep drclpped one In lbe loul'lll. at Leading bltltn lor 1\ I o 1 cloublelte&der Saturday ,'lfo!dlead, Ky. Slate College Grande were Nlkt l'llnko, • :'lalla& lbe flnl 17-5 and t h 1 doUble llld ..... tOQI hllnlnm tif&Iitcap H Jim !Herb) Shrtn- iD four tr!PI to .tb!t plate; BID l..;.. ,.. _ ~ill" i• 1'1-m-- COicll Morri~on. I IJnit. ud , doubll ;i' the-~;;..;,, • . In four trips; ll!d Prlllk CoJ. ' ' \ • ' )· i !'!; : . Tbere'e a belplnl baqd at .Mr, ' Glean ........ ,.,... .-,,to •looo · • I Start vour foundltion riaht Use our ready mix concrete Just call when you want it delivered. We're there - we pour - you have ltl Thriftiest, fastest foun~ation yet. ' ' .·. ~CQNO~Y SAVING$ & LOAN 'tOMPANY' ·, Li,. lplvt~nFt Avalft~~t' 0~ ,AII'l01ns .. ' 1 . . ~~ ft! . 1 , , 31/QW..Secorid ~t.'~~~,'i\dotte 2·211l,Pomerw;'' . 11 · ,,WY2-3284 Mlddlepc!ti. 0. \ ' ,.... I II I • I I' •• �. ' ... . -·- .., -~ - .... ~ - . . ...... . . ... .... . . . . - . .... - . . . . . ., ~- ~~ .... '"' .......... - •6 .. ~ l.t-• .... - - . . . . . . . ............ - - - . . . . . . . . . . ..... ..~.' -· ..' .. .. ..... . .... - ., --.-~~---- .......... --- ... -- -----. ·------·-· ~- .... '' ,. .-;· ,p~:n llJ~'·i't.\:\·tB'....edm . en.·Drop ' Jim Dav.is 'started lor Rio ;,~ !: t.'re ~pe!!!!' ~Jt WSIIl clJased a!ler lwo-lblrda ol 1n Inning, and Frank Collin.! came 011 to retire the side. Collins worked four and one-third Inn· fngs and Gary Carmody pitch· ed the last two innings for the Bedmen. f Morehead scored 11 runs in ~ big first Inning as Davis gave five hits and wallri!d sevoo hal~ Eight ol Rio Gr.ande's nine ltartera were fresllmen, In fact, 15 of the 19 squad members lins had a single In two lljpl. l'i'or Morehead J•n C.pelll, Chuck Moria llld Mike Col11111 s:ammed homet'UIII, IDd Merlo had • doubll. John Clpelle llllrltd and worked live lnnlnp f<lr Morehead. He Wll rellevad by Jim Martin In the flip ol the lf<tll. Both men llruek '!!!! four batters. In the nl&htcap, Morehead scored live runs In the bottom or the first, added one In the second and three In the fourth. ~leu 'Thefreshmen Redmon. scored l,e three til top ofw8111 tbe sllth wben Riothe Grande unlbnes in th• top of th• third they scored their lirlt run and Inning and two in the seventh. added three more ~ the top of Morehead got three in the sec· Ithe seventh. tnd, and two in the third and Larry Miller started Io r ~ Sentinel Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., April 4, 1966 ' Browns Open NFL Season With Washington Sept. II Wo.EI I . w::= ";,:.,""' CALVES - 200. Tops '!1.· 21;VEAL Milk Cows 100 to 10· Seeonds 32 to 38; Medium 28, to 32; Com. & Hvs. 22 to 34; Culls 18 1u 24. SHEEP - Ewes & Lms. 5 to 10; Stock Ewes 5 to 10; F 3 t Sheep 5 to 10; Culls I to 5; Bucks 4 to 10; Fat Wethero 5 to 10. LAMBS - Tops 24: Seconds 18 to 22; Light Wts. 15 to 20; Common 12 to 15. . PHONE 742-5394 O,.n 12 Noon Til 9 PM --- hllf l11uly YJf f'UI .Q-11·""-'-~ c...:,.X~1 '!:.,W!M!~111 ,. ~n~teacltJ~nal -~• ~: b\','l:':'writo..,;:,;;:•-~ ~:,.. caur. J:' ---- R·UG CLEANING , IS TOTALLY GUARANTEED Robinson's lor 10 yo111 with Po1111roy WY U42t Middleport , WY 2.5130 llflfy no far . . . . . , , . . " ltJIIIICIIIIIIIIbft.... .,..... FROZEN FLORIDA NIA Pla,oU Standings Jly United Pretl lllternaffonal Eastern DMoloD (Finn1o) (Best of Seven) W. .L. 0 I Philadelphia Boston I 0 Weotera Dlvloloa ' TRADING POST Dozens of Other Items •......_....., 'fbe Beal Tlalag Fro• Florida PATENT STRAP Oaa EXPERT INSTALLATION! It's time to got a quick personal loan here. Take the cash aud pay off all billa aud debt,, Have everythiDg in one' place. One eaoy ll1Dillhly_f"i'Dl"'ll includes credit in· Slp'ance aud all charges. Have IliON lllOIIl!y for yourself. Just pl.one for any amount. Then stop for your loan. We take good eare of :1'011 all the way. Cash for Sprint Mhlclltpert, 0. SLICED LUICHEOI MEATS EASTER 1141 11 JOUfltll. Call WY 2·2635 lor free eltl· Is Just WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING • Pic•le I Pl111tnfo OAN I ! mi:lte. MOHAWK MAO!I Mpen installation SatidaetloD GUIIJ'e.nteed Around The Corntrl pq. INGELS FURNITURE Pl1n Nowl Macaroni •• Oltaeu For Gifts CAMPBELL'S of BLOOMING Chicken Noodle Soup PLANTS Spring Flower Arr1ngemtnts CORSAGES $ If DUDLEY'S Sun., Sept. 11-At Washington Sun., Sept. 18-Creen Bay Sun., Sept. 25-St. Louis Sun .. Oct. 2- At New York Sat., Oct. 8 (night)- Pitts· ! burgh . Sun, OCt 16-Bye Sun .. Oct. 23-Dallas Sun., Oct. 36-At Pittsburgh Sun., Nov. 6-At Pltlaburgh Sun., Nov. 13-Phlladelphia Sun., Nov. 20-Washlngton Thurs., Nov. 24 l'l'hanksgiv· 1 ill8 eV<ningl-al Dallas , Sun .. Dec. 4-New York 1 Sun .. Dec. 11-at Philadelphia 1 Sat. Dec. 17-At St. Louis. 59 N. 2nd Ave. IN MIDDLEPORT FLORIDA VAI;ENCIA S Looking for lnoxpeMlv• STOP INI ORANGES New at Home Furnishings RAY RIGGS ) j And S.. Thl Complete Line Of !I NEW MERCURY$ & COMETS ' VISIT OUR BUDGET SHOP BAKER FURNITURE Mlddloport, 0. Also Thoro'• Alw1y1 30 to 40 Good Cleon U.ld C1r1 To S.loct From I IASHE WINS TITLE SAN JUAN, P.R. (UP[) Arthur Ashe of Richmond, Va., easily defeated Cliff Ricby of I ~~W!J ~OL®RS ~~~~~~~®~~ • Acrilon a new dimension in luxurious depth personalized custom colors . NOTICE - Our BONUS BINGO gtrno tndt on April 16. BONUS BINGO Prize Slipa PROGRAM No. 50 rnoy u nclelrnod for cnh prizt through April 23, 1966. SIJRF Raplar IOIR Clip This Slip ToHelpYouWinl s '------------------- j&ONV8 &J:NGO P•1z• .LIP PIIIOGRAM "50 in hundreds of I luco-LUki#Y is practically odorl,,.l, drill in minutH--slips onto your walls with a newly releaaed freedom by brush or roller. Of cou rse. your equipment rinsts clean in water. soar · More import1nt- one coat covers. YfJs, luco·l..uxury Semi· Gloss comes in matchlnl colors for your woodwork. For your ceilings? Use Luco-luxury ULTRAWHITE, tht only white termed '' perfect" for ont•coat tlldln1. FREE Balli SID Luco·lu•ury is produced by 113-year old Jof'tn Luc•a and $6.44 ESTIMATES! Company, America's respected producer of ql.lalit)' paint products. If you love your home you'll take added pride in your Luco-luxury decoration. POMEROY UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY Cement Block Co. ; FOREMAN & ABBOTT "The Department Store of Building Since 1915'' II Phon" WY 2-3193- WY 2-3679 POMEROY, 0. ...•.,.. lnsta•ICoHM lulo OecantM 1o.... •1.47 ....... .~.~- II I · working; b&Q.dS need.extra; · cash because tax.money IS · d~e~~. ·ii!op In ... 1nd •sk for ow "til money" loan. ~au "" aet tht ·• 1o psy taxes 011 time, tnd rapa1 in senlllllt ntontbly lnlllll· . f!HII. Wlten monay II a (l!i61em, forsqy nuon... · IXPIRt INSTALLATION ~~·~n~~v~··~----------~~-- BONUS BING(J at A&P ' Because it is completely flit, the rich col9r pigments radiate ·~· yd. Mldd llport, 0. T PLAYING , , . the most beautiful wall backJround ever created. 200 P1Horns & colora • .. COLD WATER 1 Latex Wall Decoration Nylon r3 95 PhOIIt 593...01 uco-uxur Solect From Over Prlc" St1rt At RAY RIGGS, INC. I eHerculon N 2 dA I 1966 regular season schedule: BARWICK I Floor c:overinJ for "trY ldnd ot floor. Belt patterns. ProfeasJon•l tnstallati,otJ by 111, or 6-oL 4 SAVINGS CO, 125 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. Linoleum • , . Inlaid Vinyl SWIFT1$ PREMIUM U.S. GOY~. INSPECTED Bolopa ITY ARMSTRONG'S Roush's Shoe Store Bro;,~. complete CARPET NOTHING DOWN e DO IT' ' _____~~---------- Here is the LET INGELS UnLE GIRLS 12-oL When bothersome bills start buggln you ••• ADAMS I Jatk 0'8rian <::::5)iand~CioiJU~ns~.·---~---···••r'l [ ' • .Voice . of Broadway,, t:- For Sale I-SET SCALES . 1-McKASKEYFIRE PROOF FILE ' 1-26 inch BICYCLE . I-SILVER TONE GUITAR ,.WRINGER WASHER I-BIG PORCH SWING 2-BEDS, Complete J-Metal WARDROBE 0., April 4. 1986-5 the Redmen and went fa Inn- bot and DOl) Shlvera had . 1 an tngo. Ken Grady qame ·m and pln~h hit 'single In each game. Capelle, plt.cht'd tho last lwo ilmings. Link L•masters was two for ~ bniilsiil.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"l[ Miller gave up nine hits and three, Including a cloubte, for lbrH walki. Grady allowed one Moreh~d. Merlo was two for ,._. 111"" ...,..,,.lr n1rt two At11 four. With !1 double, and Mtke Motti!On-was two for three at Collins had two stilg!•• tn lOUr trips. Wyman smltl! P.itehed the ·_ Ga1Upetl!, Obbl; fir~tt five innings for Morehead, sahlrday, April Z, liM, Iallowed one run, gave up two I SALES REPORT of hils, walked, two and struck out obit Vall•' Uvesll!ek eo. seven. Larry Craig came on to HOGS - I7S to 220 lbs. 22 pllch the la&l two innings and to 23; 220 to 2SO lb.s. ZZ to 23; allowed four runs, save up Light 20 to 3; Fat Sows 18 to two hits, walkEd seven and 2· Stags 15 to 21; Boars 15 struck out, four. ~ 20 Sows and Pigs 7& to 1!5; Second game: . Shoats 15 to 21. Rio Grande 000 001 3 - 3 4 CATTLE - Steers 20 to 28; Morehead 4 J 0 3 0 0 X-3 10 Heifers 18 to %>; Baby Beef Batteries: Rio Grande 20 to 28; Fatt Cows 14 14> 21: Miller, Grady 151 and Richard· Canners 10 to 15; Bulls ~8 to .00; Morehead - Smith, Craig ,, •• ., ... yl~, Collins (!), d CLEVELAND tUPll - The The BroWI1S wiD have to be Cloveland Browns open tbolr on their toes lor their second tllllt regular football S'!ason In game and home opener the Waahington Sept. 11 as Otto following Sunday, Sept 18 when Gralillm makes his debut as they host the Green Bay Pack· Redskins coach, lacill8 the ers at Cleveland Stadium for te311) Ite led to six straight , what they hope wUI .not be a Eastern Conference champion. repeat of the 1965 title game tlk•t.or..evenl lhil"' and three world titles. Iwhich Green Bay took, 23-12, in W. L. January. Los An&eles 2 0 The Nationnl Foolball League St Louis 0 2 <NFL! and the Browns today · Sunday'& Results IIADDIR announced the lllllt schedules. Boston 115 Philadelphia 96 The Browns' regular season Los Angeles 125 St. Louis 116 schedule also includea what has become a traditional home night CHARITY SHOW . game with the Pittsburgh Steel· NEW YORK IUP!) -A I ers, Saturday, Oct. 8, and two charity anmleur boxing show I nationally·lelevised games lover wUI be Iteld Tuesday night at CBS) which include a Thanks- 7:30 p.m. at Joe Garfield's giving evening game in Dallas .....,ntly opened new Garden Nov. 24 and the contest at St. IIYm. Louis, Saturday afterooon, Dec. =:.___ _ _ __ __ 17. Dallas 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 Sonday to 1 The Browns meel tile NFL's win the men's Sill8les litie in i • AT newest entry, the Eastern Dlv· the Caribe Hilton tennis tour· !ision Atlanta Falcons, in Atl~ nament. Norma Baylon of , ta Oct. 30. Because of Atlanta 8 Argentina won · the ladles' :unusual swmg schedule, eac;" singles Iitle with a 1-3, 7-5 [learn has one bye. Cleveland 8 victory over Mary Anne Eisel, pi " Oct. 16. former U.S. junior champiOn. I The Browns announced that ·::.::.:::_::=.~=..:=::.=...:.......:.... , mall orders are now being acRutland, 0. 1 cepled at the stadlmn ticket of· USED CLOTHING · rice for all regular season Igames as well aa for the fifth 1-17 CASE POP annual pro football doublehead· 1 KOOLER er All{!. 26 which features Wash· 1 ington agaiMt the Minnesota I-6-FT. HILLS Viking. and the Browns against the Baltimore Colts. MEAT CASE I, ' .' Twinbill, 17-5, 8-4 ~:a~2::~~JJ~.~~.~~ ,. ·1111 Oraltde CoiJep drclpped one In lbe loul'lll. at Leading bltltn lor 1\ I o 1 cloublelte&der Saturday ,'lfo!dlead, Ky. Slate College Grande were Nlkt l'llnko, • :'lalla& lbe flnl 17-5 and t h 1 doUble llld ..... tOQI hllnlnm tif&Iitcap H Jim !Herb) Shrtn- iD four tr!PI to .tb!t plate; BID l..;.. ,.. _ ~ill" i• 1'1-m-- COicll Morri~on. I IJnit. ud , doubll ;i' the-~;;..;,, • . In four trips; ll!d Prlllk CoJ. ' ' \ • ' )· i !'!; : . Tbere'e a belplnl baqd at .Mr, ' Glean ........ ,.,... .-,,to •looo · • I Start vour foundltion riaht Use our ready mix concrete Just call when you want it delivered. We're there - we pour - you have ltl Thriftiest, fastest foun~ation yet. ' ' .·. ~CQNO~Y SAVING$ & LOAN 'tOMPANY' ·, Li,. lplvt~nFt Avalft~~t' 0~ ,AII'l01ns .. ' 1 . . ~~ ft! . 1 , , 31/QW..Secorid ~t.'~~~,'i\dotte 2·211l,Pomerw;'' . 11 · ,,WY2-3284 Mlddlepc!ti. 0. \ ' ,.... I II I • I I' •• �' • - ly PliD L,USWILL · Extra Motor Co• . . . warmtns lia't: .. - ~ ;-~;; er termites. CAUTION: II bolllO treatill& UBe car. II JOU .-}, t have a dug weii or ciitei'ii. }!'reel !bird. mite Main aspectlons. 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I 30 61<: rank ..... 3.Bnloden 11.~'11 purien4 tl. Up.ique }!=&in a. a:Jinll l'tCbinesa . ~ phllo!xlp!llw 10.. Garland trota Calgacy, for n,l(an of kin~ sbt~¥k 32. Dnmkard 41. Pronotlll 83. Wa.tching 43-Sh&viaa initials 34. Notches ....,pt~nc Sl. ltilbed m.eorreet: (a.bbr.) .. Waa In OHIO debt • :SS. GrandchDd: ·-IDe Soot. Jock W. Caney, Mtr. to CUra<adt \'uP~ ..Wit feet. WY U3l1 « noltlbbor G.,...... s 11 lie drear. ""'"'"' tbo spots they appear. Witb Blue u .U.Ciaw G.C\ty Ill BelgiUJil ..... tre. 11e11t elldr!< tdlllnpoller $1.011. llakor Funlituro Co. condltioD. lUte 14-0ne ,... -40. Mexico so. Insect POM~ROY :1-3&11. lO.Keepo .- 1 example IEFR-ENTS S!l trc I •"'-"'" ..mt 38. Ha.utbo7 37. DMJre 24. Da.k nut. 'Zl. Scepters 28. Not. just comt In •nd rqllfw SOON, Roush IIIII Lyons ' ~.Cimping TraiiPrs, authoril- ' 1 •• AJeebt dealer. '.( equipment and supplies. torHt, Mason, W. Va. i ~ t.Else 18. stoic ALL ·llELICIOUS Homemade Pizza, I WEEKH :.• ,;,-!.. I50C, 15e, l!ld $1.011 olzeL IJe. l ,.....,..,larplnl luJe PiZZa, $1.50. Jack'o Dai· • oS'-ofPri10t 17 Bar, Middleoort. 12 B tic 1 No purchete nectsury ..... old atyle 2{. Biblical point moon!.: 6. so. Alrlcoa po8L dtRlee< ,., Charity 25. Principal 26. Frequent.IJ' "Annabel 29. Lawyer'• Loe" aut.hor .- I . Compoas 16. Peruviaa _ _ _ _ _..:...:...::::.:! i 23. Cain 15. Dollar bll lANDMARK SALE - 2. Adjust b7 tnflnD safely " A·Oiel tablets. Only ll8e at Stark Pharmacy. SI iMOOTii'FiiB:Y;aiii< DOWN ACROSS LW.U.....,. ••pen" name lau. .n Expanding Hh Gallipolis Senlce T• You MoW- .......... 111101 IIdDY ,..,..,rPf"'UQUOtE - u...,•• bow to WGrk l*i A][YDLBA.A.][& lo LOII'GJ'ELLOW One letter limply ataad8 for another. Jn this sample .&.II -a tor the thrft L'a. X tor tlle two O'a, ete. Single ktten. ~ I:Nplllee. tiM Jengtlt aD4 torma.tlon ot. the words are d iWda. . . . , da.)' tbl lOde lettrn are dlfferenL ' ·~Qao- jV1 A.JLLPAI ·1111. ependable dl experi- SINGEll IIBWING IIACIIINE lllllO!II. WY HR. SeWI fol ward IIIII merte, Zil I 35 !Ole Z., equipped te bultDIIhole, JIIOliOCrllll, ...... etc. Sews lille new. Pay oil I payments ,._,. dJshes • write: Cd. • • . • 16 each « $42 mh. WY :a. 2685. ( ' itc li n. Hi Lo C.mpillf! Trailer. llelviD Litlle, Qloobin, Ohio. ' "'' *'· 4 1 "'' '1'8 'I'OWXJ'L 'l'BBPA.IZJV'I'IP zw BZVP va w w.- qJJ'IPP ,..._,., ~ KEN AT SOJIII TIMill ARII\IfA.tl. 'I'ICR8 011 THEIR FATES.-BHAKESPEARE --- ----- �' • - ly PliD L,USWILL · Extra Motor Co• . . . warmtns lia't: .. - ~ ;-~;; er termites. CAUTION: II bolllO treatill& UBe car. II JOU .-}, t have a dug weii or ciitei'ii. }!'reel !bird. mite Main aspectlons. Saveo 1964 Oldsmobile '88' 4-Dr. $2149 AUied Pest IIIII Power steering \lpd br~kes, autoJIUitlc, fully eqlilpped, Control ee., 1111 West II ndlb, heater, ~ flnillh. Spotleaa clean Interior. Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 1192-1i669. 4 1 3tp II' ,, ... •·•">t ' ' ' • ,...,~ Pomeroy Motor Co. I AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SERVICE Write, Phone er Cont•ct OPEN lVII. t:GO P.M. ..., faJIRO'I, CHO Reedsville Hospital News ' I GASIM.INI ALLEY ~H,aALi.r~ ) AUCTION SERVICE -!1 )'JI Fer Comploto Auction Service Coli JIM CARNAHAN lv CHISTER GO' ILD . § tJR CIRL IH .""' '7J.IE urnr 11!1> RIOIIIO MJUorrWir 'r~-ac- WOLVISI No WOODCUTl'!R~ Stop! Look! Re1dl WHEN? SOON WHAT? ISe O.lt YourHif C.r Wosh WHERE? In,_,..,_,. .......... SAVED HER1 IJVE BAIT. Fife's, 3rd Stroet, MiddleporL 24 hours. Service. 3M UUST All~'( . "l'O'i JLAG P Good DAILY CROSSWORD WHO? L'!'ln>ber wo)veA .. :t:: WATCH FOR OPENING ~~~==::==~~~~~i~~~B~u~nn~y~.~ca~n E~Me Holter, Racine, WI &-3723. I 30 61<: rank ..... 3.Bnloden 11.~'11 purien4 tl. Up.ique }!=&in a. a:Jinll l'tCbinesa . ~ phllo!xlp!llw 10.. Garland trota Calgacy, for n,l(an of kin~ sbt~¥k 32. Dnmkard 41. Pronotlll 83. Wa.tching 43-Sh&viaa initials 34. Notches ....,pt~nc Sl. ltilbed m.eorreet: (a.bbr.) .. Waa In OHIO debt • :SS. GrandchDd: ·-IDe Soot. Jock W. Caney, Mtr. to CUra<adt \'uP~ ..Wit feet. WY U3l1 « noltlbbor G.,...... s 11 lie drear. ""'"'"' tbo spots they appear. Witb Blue u .U.Ciaw G.C\ty Ill BelgiUJil ..... tre. 11e11t elldr!< tdlllnpoller $1.011. llakor Funlituro Co. condltioD. lUte 14-0ne ,... -40. Mexico so. Insect POM~ROY :1-3&11. lO.Keepo .- 1 example IEFR-ENTS S!l trc I •"'-"'" ..mt 38. Ha.utbo7 37. DMJre 24. Da.k nut. 'Zl. Scepters 28. Not. just comt In •nd rqllfw SOON, Roush IIIII Lyons ' ~.Cimping TraiiPrs, authoril- ' 1 •• AJeebt dealer. '.( equipment and supplies. torHt, Mason, W. Va. i ~ t.Else 18. stoic ALL ·llELICIOUS Homemade Pizza, I WEEKH :.• ,;,-!.. I50C, 15e, l!ld $1.011 olzeL IJe. l ,.....,..,larplnl luJe PiZZa, $1.50. Jack'o Dai· • oS'-ofPri10t 17 Bar, Middleoort. 12 B tic 1 No purchete nectsury ..... old atyle 2{. Biblical point moon!.: 6. so. Alrlcoa po8L dtRlee< ,., Charity 25. Principal 26. Frequent.IJ' "Annabel 29. Lawyer'• Loe" aut.hor .- I . Compoas 16. Peruviaa _ _ _ _ _..:...:...::::.:! i 23. Cain 15. Dollar bll lANDMARK SALE - 2. Adjust b7 tnflnD safely " A·Oiel tablets. Only ll8e at Stark Pharmacy. SI iMOOTii'FiiB:Y;aiii< DOWN ACROSS LW.U.....,. ••pen" name lau. .n Expanding Hh Gallipolis Senlce T• You MoW- .......... 111101 IIdDY ,..,..,rPf"'UQUOtE - u...,•• bow to WGrk l*i A][YDLBA.A.][& lo LOII'GJ'ELLOW One letter limply ataad8 for another. Jn this sample .&.II -a tor the thrft L'a. X tor tlle two O'a, ete. Single ktten. ~ I:Nplllee. tiM Jengtlt aD4 torma.tlon ot. the words are d iWda. . . . , da.)' tbl lOde lettrn are dlfferenL ' ·~Qao- jV1 A.JLLPAI ·1111. ependable dl experi- SINGEll IIBWING IIACIIINE lllllO!II. WY HR. SeWI fol ward IIIII merte, Zil I 35 !Ole Z., equipped te bultDIIhole, JIIOliOCrllll, ...... etc. Sews lille new. Pay oil I payments ,._,. dJshes • write: Cd. • • . • 16 each « $42 mh. WY :a. 2685. ( ' itc li n. Hi Lo C.mpillf! Trailer. llelviD Litlle, Qloobin, Ohio. ' "'' *'· 4 1 "'' '1'8 'I'OWXJ'L 'l'BBPA.IZJV'I'IP zw BZVP va w w.- qJJ'IPP ,..._,., ~ KEN AT SOJIII TIMill ARII\IfA.tl. 'I'ICR8 011 THEIR FATES.-BHAKESPEARE --- ----- �' I ' • ,f Church B'usiness . ' 'b t' f $300 Made to Church ·Discussed by C J;Jnfll u lon o , Off . I B d By Federated's Happy Ha~~s!ers Lo Is Disc~~~! pe!!~g to jansentinel. Pomeroy-lll441eport, o.. April 4. \v Seven Youth$ Received into Church Sunday 1981 Mainly About People In Pcmerov 1.. , I • ' • enttne Msttbew Clay/ lnftlnt son Ka~r jltorlal work for the church, Mr R; d HaUield ol Mr. andMrs. Harvey va a 0 dI~burch greeters, acolyte chair· Rut!~ ..:""the Seturday : ' : , • :~~:ed..:" A contribution ol $3110 wasiHauck; AprU ,Mrs, · made ta the chur~ hcou~;~ ] ~~~be\ ~~!· ~~inti !n No nsed as need 1 w en ht! Mrs: U:::.:c~: .!:md M~!' " . Mrs. I man, and bookkeep!~ eu~Ue~ dinner J{Uest of her sis~er ~ ~d ,.~ttn.f.,.,N>! MMfved 1n t • HaF·dpeprayt~;rvceshutrcersh cmaests :~~~au ~ Henry Reibel. were beld at the Un1C181 Dllillu. brOther-in-law, Mr. auu J.Vu·il. "' T" "!-"I of th~ churcb clur-c n• ' Meeting of Heath Methodist Clarence Andrews. · !'/~m"l" ~· P . ov•nlng at the church ; Round·robin get weD cards Churr.h Sullday evening. Mrs Edward Junil\tckle, who 11!11 the JI!Orniog worship .serv· · Mrs Fred Dessau('r. vJre were sent to MiS1 Leoa Grue- Jack Bechtle, chairman, pre. was i~jured in an auto accl~ tq8 ..i~ay at the Unite~ president, conducled t~e meet· ser. Mrs. Florence May~ew, sided over the session. Reports dent 8 week ago returned .to ~~~illt. c~urch. IW' . which opent>d wnh t h_e : Miss Callie Kloes, Mrs. Vlrgll from the various commls~ons the home of her molber, Mrs. L'ecelved ..mto membership preyer from the year book, m Campbell and Albert Durst.lv,.,e given includlog member- Joseph Raub Friday. Saturday, 'l""e ~obin Ct:ew, daughter of um·;on. The group san~ . Wh:.~t , The ml'etlng _cl?sed. with. the ! ship, stewardship, missions, Mr. and Mrs. Jungnickle and Aft'. ~- Mrs. Leo .Crew; ~aula 1 Friend We Have _ In Jesus: M1zpah bent'dJCtlon m umson. ; wor.s:hlp, arid education. Mrs. daughter, Donna returned to Mortls, daughter Of Mr. _and fol iowPrl by llH~ readmg of Pro : GamPS were pl_a~ed _during Nan Moore reported attendance their home, CincimYB.tl, accom- Mrs. RobeU.· Morris; Lmda -.erbs 24, b)' Mrs. Ben Neut~- : !ht> socjal hour w1th pr1zes a- in ClaSs 12 incre(\!llng. panied by her brother, Jack_ ~pe, daughter. et Mr.. and Mrs. i!; lin~ and prayer by Mrs. tows . warded to Mrs. Lawrence Lan· Attending were Jack Bech· Raub. ,.,~ Rlchaf4 Rupe; Susan · Souslby, Reibel. ning, Mrs Gladys C~ckler, , 11,, ·Wayne Gibbons, James Miss Janice Eskew returned d\lntlhler of Mr. snd Mrs. ; Plan! were made fur 1he Mrs. Dale Sm1th and Mrs. Ben Euler, Mrs. Robert Coats, Mrs. borne Saturday, from Holzer James Soulsby; Brenda Taylor, , Darneli-May!r reception and . Neut7.ling. A salad .l'ourse car- Nali Moore, Mrs. Bruce Lloyd. ~spital and is improved. daugbter of Mr. and Mrs..Paul_ commlttet-s named were Mrs. rymg out the Easter theme was Mrs James Crlswell, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeu- Tay1ori Antl'lony Vaug~, son , N~:utzling and Mrs. Dale Smith. Iserve-d by M~s. ~0 ~' St>yfrwd Gle~n Lambert. Mrs. E a r 1 ter and daughter, Leda Mae of Mr. ~d Mrs. Leo Vaughan, ' decor:.~ Iinns; and Mrs. N~ulz- 1 with .Mr~. Phll Williamson as Knight, Mrs. Emerson Jones, were recent dinner guests of sPd seett Van Vranken, son of ling, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Clara I contnbuting ho_stess. The group Miss BeSI Sanborn, Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Wp]f of and Mrs. Harvey Van Karr, \1i~" Thelma Grueser, ·sang Happy Birthday for Mrs. Baker, Miss Frieda Faehnle, Amanda and in the evening, Vranken. ', Mrs. Roy Seyfried. Mrs . Henry I. H. Weed. Mrs. Clara Karr, and Miss NeiUe Zerkle. attended the Methodist church The organ prelude by Tom Reibel, Mis~ L~n3 Crueser. M~s: Dale Smith and Mrs. Phtl in carroll when .tile . Wesley Baker opened the service, fol· Mrs. M3X Meinhart. Mrs. Law· ! Wtlltamson. f choir of Ohio Umverstt~ pre- lowed by the hymn, All Glory renee Lanning and Mr~. Louis 1. Hos:esses for the May _meetOnC U 1ng Qf sented a program of mus1c. L~u4 . apd Honor, scripture senFashion '88 ofl'ers two ouOoob-lhe tltky, tno<lly loot Ill loft and tiLe llllllllllleall Reibel, to a~stst in serving. i mg will be Mrs . Max Memhart CrUCI'fr'xi'On Miss Karen BrisUey llf Llna teoces and t~e invBcation by elegant look at right. Bond-In-band wllb fuhton eomes malclllag mtH.=P· Fo_r_.~ r:ommitLees wen> named lor ,·and Mrs. Fred Dess~uer and I den was the weekend guest of the Rev C Melvin Alkire With raey raee (top right) sele<l o loUIIdatlon aad powder lor aa Ivory he!Je eom ~ serving dinner ro_the Lions club ~1i~s Freda Grueser will he de- ·~ Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter , ebor~ re-sponse. Responsive Darkened eyes are loDs ogalnol the pale eomplexlon. IJpsll•k Is a Ill! ·Hairdo is the lopsided style lntrodueed by VIdal SIIIIOOD. For the more tommlle lloll and include. Apnl 6, Mrs. Phtl \iOtJOnal leader. I t 1 the and daughters. : readmg on Palm Sunday, preN . , . . 11le conr.:ludlng par o . . : th h ''J 1 " (bollom right) there Is the ..rteDetl, early hairdo, IIIli •• Ivory beige for a pale.; Memhart; Apnl 13. 1\1rs. eut.z- · Th C If' . ,, '"as M' Leda 'lae and Rober. ceded e ant em erusa em plexion. However, I tau<h .ol brusll.... rouge mQILe .... l o r - colur, ere . . . d L. . cantata " e rue txton .. JSS~s .ll I . nd h ling, Mrs . Karr , an Mrs. t 11 te Jolly Runrlr Clull present~ Sunday morning at ta Kraeuter. and guest, Miss b~ the chOU:, a. t e cengregaup llsoltelle4 IQd Upallet Is • paotel plok. . _ 1• Enterlnined Heatb Methodist Church with Karen Bristley and Mr. and Iliond sa~g, ML~: les" V 0~ Ben Philson soloist and Mrs. Mrs. Larry Wolfe and son Kent Hea s e 1g •h Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs. II. E Bush entertained ! P.ernard Fuitz, reader. were Saturday visitors in Park· R~. ~~kireJ;,_ad l:or : ser~~ the Joll.v Bun('h Sewing club at! Mr. Philson sang, ''Is It ersburg, W. Va. to~JC, h ,~on us y . her home on Ash St. rec~ntly. \ Nothing to You," wittt the choir Mr. and Mrs. Job_n Terrell Ch'urc . ra er TONIGHT thru nJESOAY "THE SONS OF . Jl.1rs. Kenneth Byer _co nducted assis~ing. The cantata has ~turned . home Frtday from , A h~mn a~ sl.;:'!dictfon Yby KATIE ELOSR '' a. short business sesswn. been presPnted In parts each Cmdnnat1 where they spent 1 followed by . i.Jl..J - TerhnirOior Altending were Mrs. Willis Sunday ntorning under the di· two weeks caring for his uncle, ; lhe pastor With choral MONDAY fohn Wayne, DE>an Marlin. Grueser. Mrs. Alma Miller. rection of ~1r. William Russell Alonzo TE:rrell. I and the .srgan postlude, c ose THEODORUS COUNCIL, Bruce Lloyd is In Nashvlt1e, CARTOONS Adm1 s .~ion 7fic aml 40(' ·~~;~I ~;\t:; ~;,bs~~me;'\:,~: Iwith Mrs C. M. Heooesy, or- an~lria~~~ ~J'A~~~~a y!~~: 1th~a::'~· the chancel back of Daughters of America, Mwlll Te~n. this - k to ~nd t ~ Sc=eS~; ~th·~ .• ' "' ~~~--~--~~ "''-•• • •,·p--~ .,.,.._,__.:::.,-.- _ _ ~~~ ~-""-~'" -· VOL XVII NQ. 286 r; ... ;t· ..,- .. 't•.•...·''J'' -.. .. .,:A. .... """"<'0,;_•-:·- ~,. ":r/C ~--'/:- ~,-,.- -------------""':'+-----"-------------------------- POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ...;.;~ 'FIVE ,QtlfJ' UESDAY, APRIL 5, 1966. 1 '*· C I d' p Of Is Presented gp MEIGS THEATRE SOCIAL CAl VJNn·AR resrns: Around And About Middleoort s::s:: 1 Ia .... WORLD Carmel Society Notes :1: den Mrs_ Orin Smith , Mrs. Iga~~~Y- Week sefviees will in. week end guests of their par- the altar railing, two lalrrandge-f ~eel t'"7 ~egputa~ ~~~ Gesprmgcc:a:em~:a:y e of $18.42. : Ja~es Johnson, Mrs. Ethel ~ elude the final meeting of the Ient.~. Mrs. Hank Young and Mr. ments of w'hlte and ye ow a · Qay a : · • nes . Mrs. Patty McCoy Df ae.veFRIDAY •nd SATURDAY I Hughes. Mrs. William Reynohn's Gos rl Wed- and Mrs. W. R. Carpenter. fodils, and a pot of chrysanthe-- HaU. Mr James CriSweU hall r• Jand is visiting ber ~ta, Mr. April 8-9 . olds Mrs. Kenneth Byers. Mrs. !study on J_ .' . p .Thurs- : Dr. and Mrs. Phil Harbrecht mums in memory of--Larry Wll- THE POMEROY GardenQ~ turned after spe~dlng the week and Mrs. Ayward Jonel aDd "OPERATION CROSSBOW" Her~an Bailey. Mr~ . P. 1.. : ~s,d~~n~~~:~~~ ~~~~c~ Thun;. '. and family of Louisv~lle, ~Y· dermuth, decorated tbe" sanctu-- will meet. at ~ome t~ Mrs. · in Pittsburgh wttb relatlv~.Co- family. t1't'<"hninJion . Mitch Mrs. Emil Ball and ! da)v •ven,·n at 7· 30 p m and , spent the weekend With hI s ary, Roy Betzing, . on aAyYa p.m. Mrs. Mike Fletclmer o \'Vi1h ~uphia Lnn•n ' . g ., I d H TIJESD I b tbe eekend guest nd M J FleJda of ami (;('orgc Pepn:mt i Mrs. Bush. Mrs. _nush served a ! G~ud Friday co~ munity .serv· motl lrr, Mrs. Haymon arPOMEROY WOMEN'S GOLF urn us was Mw Hattie Mr. a 1'1. ee Larry "WAR PARTY" desse rt course wtth coffee at . ices at the First Baptist lbrechl. . f f vired. of her mother, ra. Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Oonud Harr:v. Dan•\' l)avi ~on th e conclusion of tbe evening. Ch ' h 'th R M E Dow- Miss Ramora BOice of Day· I IAssn. meetlng. : ~ SmUll. Smith and family, Laurel CIIH, . urc WI ev. . ~. ton was lhe weekend guest of Coffee and donuts Berv· . and Mr Gu Shuler visited at the home ol Daa : son, speaker. her parents, Dr. and Mrs. R • edi>ri~E~O;t g~::;~R No. ba':· returned 'irorl Mlaml, Smith and family '"' sunday. I E. BOice. R' nd M 186 OES will meet In regular Fla. where they visited wltb Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Circle tl · niPs mr Mnrclr 2.'> · Mrs. ~nver "re ~-ddle~~ A large congregation attend- aeasion Tuesday at 7:45 p. m. their daughter and family, New Haven spent 1 SaturdaJ Smooth Calf Leather. Bucket 1 Alonzo Terrell. 85. of Cincl~- 1 N_o~m:n Fr~~:geraf~ern~on with ed the ca?.tat~ "The Last Wo~ Past Matrons and Past Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stobart evening with Mrs. Mary Clrc~e. Seat Comfort at a Low Price. ! nati. a formt>r Pomerov res.'- : VISite , . Y K<~rr Sr. of Jesus,_ g1ven by. tbe choU' of the chapter will be honored. and family and with their son, Mrs. Roberta Lee called on ' dent. died March 25, at hiS 1 M~. ChaJI~ R. Richard Cham- of tbe Middleport Frrst Baptist Members are asked to brlng Farrell Shuler, who Ia attend- Mr. 8lld Mrs. Harold Smith and Men anrl Big Boys ' home. i be r. ~~iddl~~rt were Friday Church Sunday evening In ol> articles for an auction sale to log radio school Mrs. David Ashworth. Mrs. Sizes 3'h to 12 Survivors include a sister, rs 0 M nd M servance of Palm Sunday. be h ld f Uo &no ting Mary Circle called OD Mr. and \1rs. Mary Jordon of Nitrn. ! evening guests of r. a rs. I The presentation was under e o Woue, mee • Mr. and_ Mrs. ~~ ~erson Jones Mrs Edgar Taylor ef McKen· Widths D-EE-EEE W. Va ' and several nieces and , Olarles R. Karr, Sr. the direction of Mrs. Clarence WEDNESDAY ' accomparued Ulm daughter, zie Ridge on Monday afternoon. nephews including .John Ter-1 Mr. and Mrs. Car~o~ Cowen ; Laceywith Mrs. GeraldAntll~ AMATEUR GARDENERS Barbara, to Athena Stmday Mr and Mrs Don Bell and r<'ll or Pomeroy. He was pre-\of West Carrollton _vJsJ~d Sat; ony, organist, and Mrs. Fran- Club of Middle~rt meet following the spring vacation. famiiy of Leta~t called on Mr. , ceded in death by his wife. urday afternoon, With JsEaun Iet>S Leiving. pianist. Wednesday, Apfll 6 at 8 p.m. Their other daughter, Mrs. Lee and Mrs Carl Van Meter on : ChristimJ, three months ago. Iand uncle.' Mr. and Mrs. ver- The prelude and postlude, at the home of Mrs. Betty Davidson, Js confined to ~rant Sund . fternoon . . F'un('ral servirP~ were held ett Thomas. "'T'he Palms," and ''The Holy Cline, 24 Walnut·st., with Mrs. Hospital in Columbus w1th a ay a , March 28 in Cincinnati with : City" were played by Mrs. An- Russell Mills assisting hostess. respiratory infection. Mrs. 'Ibomas Holter lnd and ' burial I here . Attendiog from i llhony, organist, and Mrs. Leiv- Mrs. Bruce Lloyd will present Students returning to Ohio Mrs. Martha Rose called on Pomeroy were Mr. and Mrs. : ing, pianist. . the program and roll call re-'t f llowi the 8 ing the Ayward Jones family 0!1 !Jonn Terrell, Mr. and Mrs. JosSinging purfs in the choir sponse will be a garden chore. Untv~rsJ ~ncl~ ~er Mo:an Saturday evening. · eph Struble and son, Micha•l, were: soprano- Beulah White, THE POMEROY SHAKE- vaca on 'urn hre 9 Paul Ger: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr ol : Mr. and Mrs. Charles Legar, Mrs. Paul Smart, Mrs. Shir- speare club will meet Wednes- ~Y : PBayh, Judy Chester called at the home of and Mrs. Gene Mitch, ba tlsm ley Mills, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman; day at 2 p. m. at the home ol B tc' h aDren We . ner, John Robert Lee and family on SunTile sacramen1 °1 P altos Mrs John Fultz Mrs Mr Dale Smith ll er • ave 11ey' d · i TO NAME QUEEN was received by seven ?hildren 1 Lilli~ M(.'(;hee, Mrs. France~ s. · A~lensworth, Judy W~ldermuth, ay ~venmg. ! JACKSON, Ohio (UPI) __g.,. during the Sunday mornmg wor-1 Bearhs, Stephanie Pullen, Jer· COLUMBUSITE ARRESTED Cinda Sauer, Tom King, .Ron Calling Sunday aftemOOII at · lertion of a queen for the Sept. Iship service at the Federated ry Pullen, Texanna White; ten- James R. Greene, 29, Colum- Hanning, Karen McElhmney, the Dana Moore home were ors; Larry Gladwell, Manning bus, was arrested early Satur- Barbara Morg~n. Barbara Mrs. Laura Elselstein and aons 121 • 24 Jackson County Apple : Church: festival and her three - mem- 1 Baptized were Debra Carol, KJoea· bass: PaUl Smart and day by the Meigs County Sher· Jones, and JaRlce Tannehill. Cecil of Pomeroy and Harlan ber court will be held here Cheryl Lynn, Charles Edward, Harold Hubbard. iff's Department on a DWI Mick Morris, Ashland College of Toledo, Mrs. Eunte ~ MIDDLEPORT, 0. :April 20 , David Craig and Michael Curcharge. William Reeves, RD student, rs the guest of hls and William Carleton, ltcal. ..,_._......,==----"""iiiiiiii"l llis Kennedy, chLidren of Mr. parents Mr and Mrs. William and Mrs. Edward Kennedy; JonENTERTAIN AT DINNER . \Albany, was t?ken nlnt~ar e Morris' and. family. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bamll'z , athan Marsh Perrin, son t h e Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ~nd- dy on an intOlacatto c g ' Mrs. Horace McElhiimy bas and Carol Ann and Ellen Barn\ Rev. and Mrs. Wilbur Perrin, er enwrtained with a dmner , K th Mohr been substituting In the Pome- .iia of Pomeroy called at the . and Melvin Van Merer Jr., son Sunday at their home, Syra- and MIChael a~ M a ~ Mrs roy and Middleport Schools ,... Dean Brinker home on SUnday of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Van euse. Guests were Mr. and of Columbus an r. a Ro d · ev-ening; Meter, Sr. Mrs. Vic Pecora and Elsworth DIU, Chester a · The organ prelude, ''Jerusa, tern," by Mrs. Ben Neutzillg · opening the service, was fol; lowed by the hymn, "All Glory Lord and Honor," and the introit by Rev. Perrin, with chorresponse. While the offering was taken, the choir sang, "The Palms." Prayer by the pastor with choral response pr~ ceded ihe anthem, "Lift Up For the next month we are specializing in Maytag Your Heads 0 Ye Gates," by Wringer Washer Servlce, because we know you'll choir, with Mrs. Marvin Burt as soloist, and the congregation be using yours more for spring cleaning and wash· See our blg selection o! handball · sang "Hosanna." ''The Meanlng. We have a full time mechanic to help out ing of Baptism" was the toplc on the Main F1oor- You'll lln4 just of the pastor. right now, We'll pickup and return your washer. the right atyle and color f~r ocea: Congregation singing of "Rise Up 0 Man of Gnd," the beneilrin - VIscose straws - plastic diction by the pastor and orcoaled straws - patents - vl,nyll gan posUude closed the Service. Palms and lighted candle& on leathers -tapestries and Gross Polnll the altar and an arrangement of white lillles centered with 1n all the new spring t:11lor8. a purple bow on the table dec- :orated the church. Alao see our fine selection of W•d. & Thun.-Not Op&n i :e Can a a G'ven By Choir of Baptist Church THE SUPON : _ . / · - -1 . \ wm Bapfi'Sm is Rceived by 7Children 1 1 : Boy Pro"e. Brave PIIILADELPIUA - A yea""ld boy Ignored gang threats on his life Mon· day to Identify Ronald . 17 aa the knife slayer of ano·lll-1 er youth last June 4. Alvin wards testified before Judge Clifford Scott Green that saw Jonea plunge. a knife 1 the chest of David eltt, 18. Aast. Dist. Atty. Myrna (Continued on Page 2) THE SHOE BOX SPE{~IALIZEIJ WRINGER WASHER REPAIR SERVICE Beer Draws Heavy Fire Atkins Wins Recognition As Tester. 1 i) nr . ' Tbe AlmaDB< By United Press International Today is Monday April 4, the tHth day of 1968 witb 171 to follow. The moon Is between Ita llrst quarter and full phaoe. ', 'lbe morning star is Venus. The evenlntl star Is Jupiter. Amerlcan pioneer, photographer of the new west, William Henry Jackson was born on this Our Speci1l M•yt•g Service Building · day In 18U. 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