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Donald P. Crobett, vice presiPRIZE WINNERS- Vern Ord, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ord, Ma in-s!, Middleport. right foreground , found a
dent a~d general manager .or gold-colored egg m the annual Easter egg hunt at the roadsid e park in Middleport Sunday. Getting '5 for finding ~
~.alston s Poultry Products ~tv· silver e~ was Mike Ta~lor, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ta ylor, Middleport. Behind the winners, 1 tor, are John Wer•
ISJon, told_ Rhodes const.ruc~mn ner, president of the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club, sponsor of the hunt: Da\·ld Ohlinger and Richard Rose·obaw:n.
would ~gm as soon ~s pos~i.ble chairman of th~ hunt committee, and M~d~leport Mayor C. 0 . Fisher. It was near ly one hour after the hunt got un4~·
afte~ final approval IS receJV~d way that Ord found the gold egg. The onglnal one was smashed by the rush o( an estimated 600 children participat·
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11:31 l..ouie Mueller Show
12:M News Summary
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12:30 f'arm Bureau
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5:00 News Roulidup
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5:15 The..Good L~fe
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9•30 Tho Bible Speoks
0•45 The Good Life
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1;115 World N•ws
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pre99ing a eiaah program to'
r"tock •upp\les, they said.
The •hortilge had led Air
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Navy COLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. gallon• a day.
leader.~ m allow ,!"'mbing of ,James A.. Rhodes oaid today Rhodes said city official• 8~
only em1riency targets.
l .r:n.ui~L·mllhon dol1ar turkey pro- IWellston w~re movmg. to fm
''Em~r
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are t"essUtg p~ant may be located at ! anc~ a proJect to provJde ~he
tho~ ne~~to prov1de direct Wellston m ~ackson County. servJc~s. T~e Ralston Pur~na
ass.istance to
und forces ln . Rhodes said t~ Ralston P.ur- Co. WIIJ decJde on the location
contact with c:munist troo . ~na Co. of St. -~~IS was look~ng after the avaJia~iUty of water
. ps mto the possibility of locatmg and sewer serv1cea baa been
Until recenUy,
American 11 plant in Ohio's Appalachia 1 determined.
combat planes flew about 500 area that would employ about I If the Iurkey processing
sorties a day m Sou~ Vtet 1,000 persons when lt reaches · phmt is located in Wellston, it
Nam. In recent days the peak production.
·would be located on a 250-acre
number has been cut to about Tbe governor said the location Isite. The governor said such a
300 - a 4l1 per cent drop.
, of the plant at Wellston depend- move would help all Ohio torShipping Ia the big oupply ed upon the city providing wat- key growers and provide great
headache. Available South Viet- er and sewer service to meet a opportunities for new growers
n ~ mese port
facilities are maximum demand CJ:f 4-million by using about 3 million turkeys
v"lly overloaded. Some supply

1:05 Jim Mees Show
6:00 Sign Off

SJ&gt;orts

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1:00 u.m. - S O'Clock Report•
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1:15 Roush'! Shoes 11'hun.)
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11·llli Swap Shop
10: IS Minist•rtol Aasoeialioll
111·3t Socia! Security
111·35 To111 Rollert'OII Show
GO News
11'15 Tinv's Country Junction
11·30 Tiny''.! Countn' Hymntime
12·00 National News
IH&amp; Local News
lUll Goeasler'o Guest Star
12·3ft larrv Anderson· Show
,·,30 Mne~ Kuslc Show
U' Karr allll Van Zandt Show
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1'57 Weather
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lUI Dutton's and Hero's T,.
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8 a.m. shift. Tht
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employ;
Tbe wildcat walkout, flr•l · oii!CWI)', . 111e strike waf
mass otrlke 1n the Industry unsanctlonesl by the . United
since· 1000 &lt;losed •mlnea tn Mme Worken ·(UMW), butlht
Pennsylvania, West Vlrlinla, •lrlkers were certain they hlld
Ohio, Illinois and Kentucky. 11 at least lbe unofficial approval

OF RUTH
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•he had doubled the enrollment and elevated be r Mollie M. :Wiu
ciiSI of the Unlted Me1bodls: on· County and began teach- Job in
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schooi to the third ranking
Jobo F. ~ d.eviJier Rl
clnlrch wUI meet at the cbur~ lng in the' Mason CountY
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CIIY· Mn. PTA will meet Monday at Pt. Pleasant, asSI•tanl County
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New Jersey College for Women as its first pnoldtnl). llUriDI D~nl~ I
1 • 0 a k 7:~ p. m. Retreabments wiD Superintendent of scllools In
and her maoter of nunlng de- 1959 llld 1180 llbe ~ . lht Plul P • . arR. Whllt RL" 2 be oerved by molbers of lbe Maaon County, and associate .
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Ch
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professor of Rehabilitation at Servl lor Walttr L.
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Molhodlsl Chureb will
meet Richmond. He waa servlnJ ao 7Sho
Sunday
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aDII atlntermontllld Professional Women'• Club Orlln ' Rouah, Muon;Pieasint· lht chureb at 7:30 p, m. Mrs. gtnia, Department of Eduea· ltrnoott al Hol2tr
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Ploasant; William
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prognun 11011 (Rebabilltatlon Dlvlllon), an;:un;::·bom In GaUia
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI)
Ia hue]Ja!" "VIva
Medl&lt;al Collece of Vlrclnla, at University Women.
Mrs Eugla L. Johnloll, Middle- chalrmon, llld Mn. Glen Brollll at his death.
1 the son of the late W!UIIan11 1a causa!" "VIva Cesar Chavez!" ''VIva!
lllcb!llond.
In making lht ~nl, part'· Mn. Norman L. Deem, de'loUIIIII. Hoateues will
He was a Navy veteran of {;.d Lillie Tate Albey.
II wao like an Industrial organizing raUy of the 1930'1 .
Mila Skehan CIIITtntiy holds JohnofWH. ~~Hrty • !tal lst.i:j Portland; Waller L. Athey, lolld·Sh
Mrs1· l!morMnoon l,~e;. MB~I~ worid war II, bavlnJ gradual· Survivors are his
· Ibis capital city Easter S'unday. Some 8,000 demonslra•
pro!esslonal
memberships In lor
o..., osp
dleport; Mrs. BuD L. Haynes, u er,
. ..,_ A oW ed from Ohio UniverSity llld ole· a daughltr, Mrs.
tors cheered a band of farm laborers
the umt
Ameilean Nuroes Association, Cl!?'", slates: st lortunatt to Rl 1 Middleport; Mn. Ellfl and1Mr~M=xb. ~d receiving his Maater'a degree s~neer, Erie, Pa.; a
battle for collective
Plghta that
workNaUonil League for Nursing,
We areth mo lees of a dedi· McMillan, Rl I Rachte: Tlllll- ~b orcl '"•• pajamas for at Olilo Stale University,
' Harlan Athey, St.
of America won 30
wanted Jqbar "acn
Virginia Stale Nurseo Asocla- secure e serv
ara L. Allensworth, Middle- - Y o.....,. or
He wu a member of t be Fla an.f a sister, Mra.
.:::=::...:;;::::~.:;.:....;___ lcoted nuroe and educator of port· Buddy G. Kuhn, Rt. 4 AI· men or boys are needed;_ aD Christian Me1bodlst Church In r:es''r.onlde Cheshire.
"Lang live the strike!''
for picking lit! thouaando of
.~ Mils Skehan's proven ~roles· AI~; Marie May, Detroit, articles to be new,llld wUiied. Charleston, of lit! Muonlc Servlceo 'will be
Ban Joaquin
tono of wine and table lfBpao
ways
slonalslature. Web look
Mich.: Mrs. Ray D. Malone,
TVESIMY
Lodge, and of the National Jle. at I pm. al the Rawlings
plekera ~outed In
In lito oprawlfnl vineyards! of
tl
ward to. her contrl u:nclev 1 Rt Z Pedro; Mn. NeDie M. IIAIUUSONVILLI! ~ habUitaUon Association.
leoats Funeral Home with Jl!v, the end of their 25-day,
lower Ban JOBqJin ;a~ ey.
•
our contilllllng elf?""
e • West, Coal Grove; Mn. Flor· OES will meet TUesda1, "'April
Robert Rider officlaUng.
march from Delano to
The Aarlculhlral
or ere
Cl
at
op line regtstertu niD'ses and enee A. Hill, Athens: James 12 at a p.m. al lht lodae bill Surviving are ille
wl:w, ilil will be In tile swan
capitol to dramatize their I0 r 1 an Ill a I
Commllltt
good elllzerut for thla commun· c. Tbomaa, Ironton; Mn. Rich· for their ftllllar meeting and Bemlce, and tw~s";, all a~i cemettry on Route 7•
e~~use. "Long Jive !be
(AWOC), formed by lbe AFt..
t
lty."
ard H. Brown, Ironton: Tbom· Mason nlibL Maaons wm be vln Jr., and Rob
.,
Mr Albey was I member
Tbelr lollowara
CIO more !ban sll .yeare qo,
Miss Skehan, currenl~y ..... u J. Young, Rl • Jackson; ltonrtred.
home, and his mother, Htlen the Methodist Cbureh at
with "VIva!"
approacltal !be arape rancher•
Uonlng at ber mother s home Mra. Edward L. Cartwright, THE AMERICAN LEGION Cartwrlgbl Barker of Clifton. lie was a retired
Tbe Ol'llanlzen are 11
at the request cl the plekm
Olt!Jllf Euler weekend was In Largo, Fla., will as!llllle Wellston: Mrs. Jobn J. Chand- Aullll8rr Gl Lewla Manley Post Friends may call at tbe Bar· the · Colwnbua and
mined 88 thole who
11111 uked 1 boollln the hourfl
~ by at leu! 16 deallls on her duties at the Holzer Hospll· ler, Rt. 5 Jllekson: Albert R. 111 wiD meet TUeoday 11 7 p, low·Bonsell Funeral Homeer~ Ohio Electric Co. Friend•
took possession of !be
wqe from $U5,to tuo.
, jlibways.
llo 1 al Sebool of Nurslnl on May I. Downey, Rt. 2 W.U.ton; Mrs. m, atilt! Firat Baptist Cbureb
ll~~it Fun ,.. eaU at lbe funeral boma
faelorleo 1n lht violent
The 1f0Wen refused, 10 !be
:llnlled Press Intema na
Howard R. Rule, Flatwoodt, ID Rutland
serv w . a a.m. 11b lime
•
lor union reetB~~Itloll In
pickers wolked at¢ of lito
•
from a p.m. Friday until
d
Ky.; James C. Salmons, Ham· FOREST. ROSE COUNcn. day. Burial will be ID I e
•
Industrial East. Alld lbe
camp.
miilJ!Ig!rt Sunday showed
errJ
den: Mn. Charles E. Wllson, Dallgblerl of America wIll
,
eaUOIII of lh!lr ...,._ on
Nt NecollaiiW
rattll8de::
plane
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meet In regular session Tue.. ll!eo wUI be 111:30 p.m. with lht
far·reachlng-resbapfnl I
Tbere '""' nO aegotlalloDI.
1
eesl '= nd..;. at Toledo ran W1th
w va. Robert w. day 11 .7:30 p.m. All members Rev. Jameo Morrison officialworking elaa: llldtlonwballl
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are urged to be present.
log
leaders call 'ra a z.,.
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mishap.
.
Reed, Athena.
BENEFIT CARD PARTY
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8
Industry.
tbt plcbn.
. The toll, however, was consulRecord
Blrtbo
lpOIIOOI'ed by Cltlld ~.....
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Gala Rocopllloa
etjbly under the S! ttaffle
Mrs. Howard R. Rule,. Flat· lion League, will be held ru...
PT PLI!ASANT - Mrs.
Last week, lht striking
t~Sith~,0 recorded,:' Ohio !be COLUMBUS (UPil -Jerrie woo~Ky., daUIIhtor, !.SO a. day at a p.m., at tha Middle- • • IDl
tie MaDII Blain, 87, a
workers have ehlnlned
Friday Mock, • flying !ll'andmother m.
ay. ba
pori Elementary School.
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of Hogsett, w. Va., and wife
recognition lr!)lll one ""'''"'I
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with a new world non-stop dis·
Dto&lt; flel
WSWS OF THE ENTER·
Ira Blain, died Saturday
lfOWOI', SeheniOJ
nlibt. Thomas Gilliand, au~~ lance record for women tn her Mrs. Carl H. Beane, Mra. PRISE EUB eburch will meet
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Holzer bospllal followlnl
a Inc., IJid another, Dl
W~ston, killed 124In an e miles pocket. rested today and made Henry Beaver. Mrs. Thurman Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., at tht
brief lllneoo.
Corp., uld It would
crash on Ohio
Satur- plans for conquering
new J. Boggs, Benjamin F. Bragg, home of Mrs. Phlllp Smith.
Mn. Blain and her husband with a union U 1 majority of
east of Jackson. a on Ge heights.
Gene K. Cooper,
Gwendolyn WSCS OF THE UNITED Mehave operated 1 ceneral otore pickers VGied lw It ID
day at Zanesvlll~9 ~ svllt~· Mro. Mock, 10, landed her Cremeans, Mra. Roberta
N. thndlst chureb will meet at the PT PLEASANT _ John Arch at Hogselt for many yeara, eleetlon.
trude Slarner, ' ne
' single engine plane here
at Crum, Oscar Cunningham, church, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
·
!dent of and hf lo pos&amp;rnuter. She wu
lalalty Injured wheo htt by a 10·35 p.m. Sunday, Sl hours Mrs. Oscar E. Davies, Cynthia Mrs. Robert Warner and Miss Smith, 19, a former m al the a member of Zion
The plckera reached
car near her horne.
and one minute afler she took D. Farley, Buddy J. Fowler, Lucretia Genbelmer will be Charles?~ ted;:da~ Bet. church and tha Pt.
eapllal .., a triumphal note.
Legal Notice
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off from Honolulu lnltrnallonal Edward Fraser, Louis D. Hoell- devoUonal and program lead· ~~ 0ddoek
Eim
Chapter of DaUJ)tlerl of
It started 1111 September
Airport to fly home vta I h e herg, Mrs. VaUIIhn H. Huffman, ers. !loatesaes are Mn. c. Mel. Mr aSmith •waa a
former lea.
any other of
FOR SALE
I
4,550 mile
circle routt. Douglas Johnson, Charles
vi" Alkire, Miss Nelle Bin&amp; and CbesN.eake llld Ohio RaDroad She was 11om In Kenhleky
•8flcllllllnl tlrltel.
Tbe peiaonil p..parij . of
When she passed over Wlch- Larkins, Ml~. Dene G. LltU., Mrs. Balter Gqrdon.
' ee and Hor io hll ,... Aprll 23, lata, daughler of
crew of about
the late ErDest Bowen, 01Ita, Kans., Mrs. Mock btllered Mn. James Luddens, Mrs. El· SYRACUSE P.T.A. wl~ meet ::'.:1 'was
er 01 lbe late Jease and Elizabeth
will be illfered for aale
111
IS
the 3,671.432 mile record sel by Us McM'tllan, VIrgil Parson!, Tuesday, Aprll 11 at 7:30 p.m. Fri2elle Dlstrlbulfnll Co., of ams. In addiUon to herr
II auction II blJ late .....
three Russian women In a twin· Mrs. A. J. Sexton, Sberrl D. In the elementary school audl· atarleston.
she 1a survived by a dl
· on lbe Tbomll Fork Rood
engine seaplane In 1958.
Simpkins, Billy R.
Tolbert, torium. A program will be pre- He Ia survived by hll wife, Mn. Emogene Willlamoon
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Melp County, Ohio, .............
}0
She already owned records Mrs. Omar 0. VanFossen, Mrs. sented by the first grade stu- Annie Smith a IOD and three Ho~setl and one granddaughter.
y
InC at 10:00 A. M. Ill ~.
as tile first woman to fly a- Robert L. VIckers, Wilbur War· dents All parents and friends daugblel!l Robert of Elkview Other survlvora are
two
April 16th, lltltl, lbo Jll'llllrll'
COLUMBUS !UPII - A cross the Pac~ie Ocean from ner, Junior D. While, David S. are invited Refreshments will W Va Mrs Mory Gurley and sisters and a brother, Ben Adlncludel an lnlernallollll Farm;
~. j~nnetie Epperly, both of ama, of BaJyeravUie, Ky., Mn.
all Tractor; Pull Type ~;
'P"Ial se,.ton of the leglsla· west to easl ~nd tile first worn· Wiseman, PaulL. Wyant, Mlch- be served. ·
tnr• to "guaran~~ contmued an to fly a smgle-englne plane ael Martin, John W. Chambers, REGULAR MEETING of lbe Huntington, and Mra. Craddock. Sarah Blair of Ashland, Ky.,
111
:MO Inlernalimal Bulldooer:
m•dical Insurance lor Ohioans across tlle Pac1ftc m any dlrec- Mrs. WOllam D. Jenkins, Carl Rechte Lodg 461 F&amp;A,. will Tho
are 10 grandebDdren and Mn. Virgie Bakar of HIIJIIo
Ford MOWited ~:
Coal
demanded Saturday niRht lion. Mro. Mock sel bolll of N. llllgenberg, David A. Pick· be beld Apr~ 12 'at 7,30 p.m. and~O great !II'Bndchlldren. A llton, 0.
the
Mine Fan; lnlerllaUonal ~h
•a
candidate for tllem in 1964 when sbe flew 8· ens, Mary Lacy Wolford, ~ All M sttr Maoono are invlt· brother James Smllll of Soutb Servlc"" will be be;~li~dhra·-!ll2i. ~p.,.m.ll
Hot!; Grain DriU; lnleroatlonal
governor.
round the world, the flrsl wom- L. Delaney, Bam Hale,
ed. a
Charleston also survives.
' Tuesday, at tlle m
Dump Truck; Manure Fork; 7
state Rep. Paul ~· an to do so. The 22,858- mile les L. Hnghes, Mn. Tommy
WEDNESDAY
Services will be held at ~ p. Funeral borne. Rev. WDllam
n. Dllc Harrow Cora Planl~~~~~~~w~h:o seeks his party • trip took 29 days.
E. Kerwood, Mrs: Leland L. SYRACUSE HELP nd Learn m Wednesday at the Mohr • Hatfield will offlclale and bur·
er; 14 IDch Bottom Drq Plowl
nj
.
said the state "is Mrs. Mock said she 6ad no Walters, Mn. William B. Col·
will m.; In lht S~ens Funeral borne. Rev. 111 wUI be In Beale Otapol
0rq Harrow; e Can Cooler;
.with a real emergeocy. trouble except for some turbu· lms and Infant daUihler, Mn. HobbyhCII~bWednesd April 13 William Halfiela will ofllrlote. elery. Friends may •all .
WASIIING'l'ON- TWOI ~::;1 Mine Raila; Hay Baler; Side
must be takeu now to lenee ov~r the Rocky Moun· Vernon R. Hart and
Infant town a
ay
.
the funeral borne
t~GD-year IIIII 18 tbt "'
men! Miler: Cltllll
bG
what remains of Blue Iaino. "I bumped my
bead dalll!bter, Mrs. Arlen D. Lyon! al. 10 a.m. with sack lunches at and burial wtll be In Sunset ·
•
coaswnen _ the
Rate; Ce
,
and 53 tvage public .J,fi. tllen,'' she said.
and Infant son, Mrs. Cart D. noon. Various projects will .be Memorml Park at South Char·
lltg" and
Baw; 12 1'111 Ray; Ford " :
:i;;t,~
Patrick and lnlanl dallll&gt;ter. demonstrated. Those attendtng lesion, W. Va. Friends may
LEONA RVSSElL 1111!1
bUll _ ·- In .._
tor; rr.nt l!nd Loader CUI"
J
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are asked to bring Ideas and Co'lll at lit! funeral borne afttr Funeral aerv1eos lor
-;_ ..., port
2
2 Spoola Wire;
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Akron, ISO,OOO
B ue YOUTHS •"'•NHAIED
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lor ...... ......._, -·-·
subscribers now
find
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materials to work with, Fulure • p.m. ue ay.
Ruaoell. 70, Bailey's Run,
""""'ve
- - · • • - · '"""'
~IISII,rel with worthless pol· SAIGON IUPI) - Vietnamese
OfSt IDJDle
projects will be discussed.
.
died thlo momlng, will be
~=I=!
JliiC Plow; llouseltold
~:!';..~::;:;m'sald. "•··ptlall pollee today arrested a man
BUSINESS MEETING will
Wedn-•a at 10 I m al
..,..
Gcodl and other !lema lou
- was and woman aecused of ·•
.. _ Cer-ony
... Y Survivors
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from what
M•BDWI
be beld at tha Pomeroy First Au enWI
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lng Cbapel.
· bUll:
"'·le-''·• b II numerous to .....,_.
·'iv•!rll•!d as 'their own plan.' galng two small boys to be oold
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Bopllst Church Wednesday at For 1st. Lt, weed
ber husband, Worley
Tbe
TII'IIIS of aale: Cub
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bousebovo
tn
labornd
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require
lbe
lender
Wllllam
Devil, Admlnlatr•
finds itself wilbou a~r s
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7:30 p. m. a a mem ers are Mrs. I. B. Weed of Pomeroy •and three sisters, Mrs. R.
w....,, the total dollar IIJIIOIUII
lor of !hit ellaln ol Era-

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MY IIEADERS ANSWI!B

Dear Aileen:

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urged to attend,

SAIGON CUP!)- U. S. Gr""n
Berets llld their VIetnamese
troop• beat back a VIet Cong
allack
Special
camp 10 oomiles1 west
of Forces
Saigon
and killed 191 of the cu•my In
the Mli'BI Communl.t dofeat of
lbe month, offtelal• di&gt;ctosed

traveled April 8 to Ohio State Bolmger and Delta

TIIIJRSI)AV
MISSIONARY SOCIETY of
the Pomeroy Firat
Baptl•t
Olurch wm meet Thursday at
7 30
. pSbabt
m atwillthehave
church.
Aten
the Mrs.
program and Mrs. George Skinner,
the devotions Hostes.., are
Mn. Luraln Sterrett and Mrs.

Till! MAll.
waste prectouo
Dear
Jlelen:
onDon't
bitte...-.
This manmoments
ba1 18 today.
At the time, they ul~ week· Oller
v Michael·
1 im 10 mad at Lee, A. Bacb· lllve witll bi1D8elf - and that's Olld air ra~ up and do..., the ward Hulton, Rutland: · Bert
e)or land 1 tllank beaveu for punlabment enough - H.
nation accounted lor 193 more Hem, Cheshire; James Jef·
wonin who"bave more aenoe Dear Heleu:
Communllll killed. Tbe biggest len Galllpolla.
than to mairy him!) !bat I In reply to "Patriot llld elteb came just oouth PI tlle ~ Buday _ Delor·
mllil tell yoo my experience Frlead," this person should Nortb VIetnamese
border es Richardson, Middleport; Mra.
with a· fussy man and a find a large buekel, push hll where Marine 1""1 Air Fore Pearlle Cunningham
Long
"obii!Ped" car door.
bead In three times and pull " jell bammemt coocentrations Bottom; Mrs. ~d Stover
MY pbyslcaUy bandloapped up lwlce.
of North vtetnameae regulars and daughter, Raeine; Baby
&lt;:hUll' bad gone shoppfnl with ma Your reasona lor not publlsb- rec:ently ln!Dtrated from lht Jobn1011, Maaon.
and ·1 parked a1 near lht en- lltg lht names of lellon ID north.
tratice of !be supormarbt u Viet Nam are IDOIII IOIIDd. I U. s. olflclala also disclosed
possibie. She W1S dying and we am sure that "P llld F" WOUld that American llrengt!l ID"Yiet
T •
knew. I bad to open the ear door be lht first to send over ~ 'N0111 has reacliitl .--...., ~lili
w1di for blr to a•t out, and llbe pnda to our men wbo have wlth 240,000 military personnel
needetl my aupport. Her band). enouah problemo u II 18. Tbeae 1n tho. COIIIIIry u of April 7.
cap wu obviO\Ul.
pamphleiS from -.!led peace TbiJ ftgure dla fl&lt;l! lnolude the
movements
canlow
be morale,
verr harm·
V S· eon;.- Jeny Herman's
Tbe man parked next to Ul lui
to already
or 110 000 allora wbo
illblman
· ff-sllhtore'

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made a point of wolltlng back even lower a high morala (inti
oper
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and examining bow my door 1111 ever really blgb wbell youllospltal
w•' resting on his chrome..()b. 're flgblfnl 8 deadly warn ~-:- Memarlal _ Ed·
&gt;:erving u,. strugale OW' cblld Tbese organtzatlona are DlllhinC A
IIMI lo~~ Corn·
1PHI getting out of lbe car, be more than Ironia lor Comm•· ~
Shoe k
, Jaid somethiDJ nasty about my rusts who dupe stupid ptopla. Mlddi ~ ; a
ma er,
. r•· fleong careful, and WOmeJI 1 ,know! At one tim• before I
epor.
.
li::e me ' are wbat ruin c~. learned bolter, 1 belon1ed to Dltc~::n~ay , R~~
M daughter i~ted crying, . I some of tllem. Then 1 found oul aid 0
• ~Y Ro er
n.ver sboutd have comt -wtth ' what they were really all • bert Haley. Middleport.
you.'' That was the last time bout. 1 sulfle!t ''Patriot'' ta~e CUllu","', Pomeroy, MrsPom .
she ever went oboppfnl.
time off from plekellnl llld aid 0 Donnell and 1011,
•
. 11 won't help my dallgbler burning ,bls drill card to 11t ~.... latla _ Lorna
and certainly 1101 me, but I w1U wbat be I dofnllo our COUDtry. Hrnt Cbtsblre· Jime. Batey
re,oent until lht day I die that He'l no "Patriot and rrta'rd"l Mld•l . • ' Cbarlte Ra~
mfn IIIII bll "-liil1 ICID wllo -.PJERICAN_,~ IN
'eoldobutg·
Robin
•ould run 18 hiJD when be call- FOIW AND D.,..., PH0
Ralb\..- R~noldsburc· £d.
lid, "Come 011.tt - AD ,BEN IT.
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University for the annual Tapo ~:!\ ~ ~· St.
ceremony In memory of her Sbe .,.,•: ~mber ollht
son. lsi Lt. Charles Donald U Ch h In
Weed.
R':! o:'a1d IDcb will
Thereceived
lslt Charles
Donald Weed
bad
the Bachelor
of ale' '
Arts degree at OSU In 1942 and
was kUied ID actloll 1D Ger·
GLEN HART Dll!8
many in lhat same year.

Glenn V. Hart, 75, Rl

It Ia ato tradition
on blow
the
campus
have a bugler
lapo on Wedneldays 1110:10 I.
m. in memory of war dead. At
thla 11nte everything moving on
tbe campus stopa unUI the nnaJ note II sounded. Mn. Weed
was accompanied by Mn, t.e.
0111 Smith, MrL Barbera Smith,
local, and Mr1. Delbert Chase,
Alhelll.
.

Ill Bowtn, Deceaaed.

the Interest and lht true

a1 lnleresl of tile loiD.
truth- ID • paebifnl
would 1101 otandll'dl for
fn1 llld packllll o1

Tb

Auctioneer
, Crow i. P«ter
Attorneys lw Atlmlnotrolor

=~~••~;"1:4)~~4,~f,~l,~l~I,~IS.~.:~te=

tel foods
10 thai
1mowo
euclly
lhtlhtamount
1o buying. They bave beort
Jed aueeesslully - partly
1, 18 an lrlleDal loltbylnl ellorl.

~~~~i:~;:~~i~!-~

Shade,
early todaysun•hol
of an i WASHINGTON apparentdiedoelf·lnnlcted
wouftd In lht lora)lead at hil l aeerotary at state Georp
""'·~·-.· . ::.-...-:-:
realdence. Melp County eor.. Ball 01111ends the eumnl ~::;~~~~~~~
oner B!nry Ewing and 8berl!l cal turmoil 1n South VIet_ !
Robert C. llartenbach
were 1baa not a~ !be
summoned to bwellllga!Al at 1munlat ~r effort or
about 1:30 a. m. The
for economic
m laltento hfnl P a a e
Boll aaid be believed
Homo whera
atrunlt was_ a.;...•t•~&gt;l
on pendlnc.
for 1 ...,.. of ..,111
-on tbe part of
9lobiameoe people.
"AI lloaolulu, there ...
V
·
U
plan which was put lortb
covernmeat under tbe !irln~el
,
mlnlolersblp o1 Gen. Ki'
Jack 0 Brim
eonatlhltlonal COIIVenllktn,
Carson'• now ofllclaU, stay- viewed bY 101'11111'
creat1 oa of the eaticlhlotli 1danrl&lt;rl

d
e
oif
B
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n a w·n. v
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big bit from the new "Mama"
musical (opened In
PhUiy
where Bdwy. tplea say h's a
bowl! smash) Itt the IItle
tune ":bleb mlgbl parity make
up ior the selllement of 1750,·
000 to Mack David. whose old
"Sunflower" 10111 was too close
for comfolt In .OUr!
David
IIDqulshed fuhlre lnttrest In
~:
b)Ueal pop hit since
..:ta::!i"
Henry Ford
IOid hll ~ yar.h~ "Banta
Matla" for 111111 000 (be paid
more ihan 1 million) to a .Calif.
man and plano 8 new one
AI we laid monilia qo Jolrrley
,

AUCiloa CompliiiJ0

wblch •• e1~ ..,.
hold," Ball aald. 'Tills was
al81fal to all the pollll~ ,
Bdwy's setlell pickets If the In an Interview fnot pi print· In Viet Nam thai !here wao
uniOil sbowpll parade In unl· edl Caf'llnal SP!!IIman ~~~· . lltg to be a tell! of : : t h
form· thitt's pasltes, men . ed bls -~c~ to acouaatloos ~g lbem, tha~wl if hil~,.l
Charlle Revson (bo" of ReY.. his stand , on -V~alll ~ •· tary aapeets of
w
ton) who jual boUjht orie of .er U. S. pa~!llonl made htm .• tng, wllli the pooslblllty
Europe's and tile world's big· wartnQngiiJ' 1 • 'I'YPICI!!Iy,
dlvldual
able
gesl yachts. !for just under a dlnal (lrlell~n e,lmly
a
lllet .
million) n.Ver .Ven aaw lht In· "Tbe cttarl•
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wanted
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command , , . May 1• 11 t b • Clturcb oa
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IOtb anniversary of .. Cardinal Y. to
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Spellman 14 a priest; 1 t.J!. cnlnl to the
montal banquet at lhP Waldorf hOld• a Vlotory Ball
(wltere blJ wiU be rt- rQ II.

1ng wllb NBC three-four more Pres. F1thtr GanllOII)
years
-Lots of vacations. 1an ABC-TV ~·lool
Tho Latin QUirler wPI have of hll remarkablo rareer

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wbile Nleldaua aad Jaoobo, the victory Ia b · II'IBP DID the beHIDg to
"'t JnoP .With 1 'II.
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1111 Ployd Ud' aeceM round
AUGUSTA, Ga. •UPI) ...,JacJt lblrd-nnind co-leaders, botb flni! bole.,.....,., 1.-~ bf.a like I saved aome of my lldd "I didn1 pley Arnilld," ....teader Paul Harney were at
Nicklaus, .the blond batter from had 72.
.
stroke, be decided to 1q a putt shots Willi tbt end but then
Brewer said, "I played my Oft 211S lllll B1llJ Cuper, Bob
the Buckeye Slate, was the They were acheduled to toe to 111· a sill. par iiul lbell pulling well.''
game. But I must admit that Retbtrrg illtl1111 u,bert,tl a
ployoff favor! Ia agalast Gay off al 2 p.m. EST In an !&amp;-bole miSled a lite-looter that would · Jacoba was the leader when he three-putted ... N•. If, 8ea Hapa, tile .,_..ld
Brewer and Tommy Jacobs playoff over the tougb Augusta have' made him a wm.. · through live boleo Suaday 'but -it gave me a lift."
"Hawk" 1lbo ~~~ WOII two
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Masters Golf champioaahlp two entire Masters' field to break and Jack,'' 1bo dark-dimple- day, Nlctlaus bogeyed N"; 7 ~!'died. gar_ 5 No. _13 .lmll ..tbt mu.: ~ Jrbated ..tbt
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par durlag tbe regulation 12 chinned Brewer uid after. drop two strokei back aw tot.. 1aih wm•~ .ocewer Kept roUIJII rouna . 1eaa wnn namey, _,
Nlcklaua, who woa the holes.
wards. "I'm a UWe bll he afld Jacobs appeared out of off pars o• the backside.
Tominy Aaroa. ·
Ma!tera lA 1M3 and again last
Snddett Deatlt Non
depressed!' Brewer bae won It after 12 holes when lbey fell Thus Brewer, who never led South Alrican.
year, · _and Jacoba, 81-yoaM]d The final five holeo will be folD' toUI'JUiments lA lht last three Blrokes behind Palmer. In the tournameut unUIIlle 63rd eurrenf U.s: . open
Callfomlaa Who baa won only nalionally televised (CBS) ia· seven months.
At tllat junchlre, Brewer's hole, betd his on... troke lead and only foreiJPlel' to wln lht
lour regular toiii'UIIIOIIta II a oludlng the previously blacked Nicklaua, 16-year-old loag-ball blagest worry was his playing going Into the llnal hole. He Masten (In 11161),
decade on lbe PGA tour, out areaa. In event thare II still bitter !rom Columbol, Ohio, partner, four-time cbamp ¥· bogeyed while Nicldaus . and malclted par Sunday .a~!"'
backed _IIIIo a lie for lht lead a tie after II boles, lbe matcb said be felt be bacl 1 chanee to nold Palmer, who was even par Jacobs parred and !hoi created being_bolh!red by !be fiOul "'
Sunday wbeo Brewer missed a w!ll become a snddet&gt;&lt;leath catch up when Brewer faDed to through IS and only a atroke today's playoff.
.·
· ~ flnl'shi!d al 2W-Jtlgltosl score
fiVe fool pull oil tho flaal bolo. event.
birdie lbe 520-yard, par I lith behind Brewer. Pabuer ran IJi!D CanadiaR George . Knudson be's bad olnce first eomiltg .j
All tbrj!e Wolind up at evea- Today's wlaoor gets $211,000 ID bole as he and Jacobs did.
bogey trouble shortly after.. Ilia! was low foreigner in the field the Masten Ill 11167.
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par 288 for 72 holes-only one the $152,880 tournament, richest But Nioklaus Sllld be figured and llnlsbed up IR a tie with wilb • 292 he bad after a Slammln' Sammy
slroke I ower th8JI lbe bigheol lA nearly eigbt monllls. The be'd have to close with a ruab nuby Doug Sanders, tlle year's closing 71. Tbat tied him with three lime IIUist, wao far..~
winning seol'll ever posted ·lor ruuerup gets tl2,300 and third afler Brewer parred No. 17 to leading money winner, two Doll January who bad a 75 ill lht pack at 78-30S. .
the . Masters. Brewer, two place Ia worth $8,300.
bold on to his one-otroke lead. slrokes behind the readers.
Sunday afler going Into the last Tbe leading amaleur wa
stroke lower than the blgh..t The 3&amp;-year-old Brewer, from Jacobe said his pulling saved Palmer bad a 72 lor. bis 2110 round only one stroke back of James Garnt of WetlleraUeld,
of Sunday's rouad bad a 'Ill Dallaa, Tex., appeared to have him at lbe od when ba was wbUe Sanders matched his total Nicklaus and Jacobs.
Conn., who bad 1 7ll-299.

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By Ualted Preoo llleraallr!IOI extn five mlnutal ilte , CeliiiiJI,ll

Tbe Bostoa Celtlcs .,. cloee malltailled lbelr mo~' (
to lbe National Bubt. llld lbe 76en w- 11a1e. , "
ba'H
playoff ftnai Jollll Havlicek paced .11e.c
to get ·. Hille cocky when they Celtic attack 'tlllb 2'1 polnJ.,
COIIalder lht Pblladelpbla 76era. 81111 Bam Jones chipped Ill IS. ·•
Tbe PblJadelphlans dethroned Hill Greer ted Pltlh*lpbla·llllb. t.
the Celts as Easlertt Division 211.
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champion after nine yeara of "We'd love to win Tuesday Jt ·;
Bostoo rule and the Celllcs Pblladelpbla and end this .II &lt;
found themselves Is lit! first quickly as posSible," aaid U. ,
of the Eastern playoff. Jon..;, who played fui. ;U .. :
They ba!Ued past ClnclnAati for minutes .., heavily taped an.. 1
a shot at the 6ers
burtlng legs. ' 'Particularly •• ;
7 ·
Phlladelpbta. They've..• !.,._a•.:
And aow lt's no-tomorrow pretty rough oa ulbn*'"' '.

time lor Will Chamberlain and there."
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71ers. Tbo Bootontans want
to finish off lbe 71ers at The Halik-Laker . game " ' :
Pblladelphlla'• Coaventlon Hall. close for three quarters uitiil
St. Louis found lbe range and .
Tbe Cel!Ics, behind most of raced out of reach. The Hawb, ..
lht way oa the floor of Boston behind 73- 70 went on a J2..pain~
Garden Sunday, !Dilght to a 114- bing that Put them 86-74 .it4
I~ overtime victory to forge a
~ed horne
'
lead io the best of seven "':'!..nie Wilkens poured In 21
series. On tile West Coast tlle l points lor the Hawks and Cliff
LouiS Hawks ~!so m a Hagan netted 23. LA's Jerry
now-or-never s1tuation
- 1l.'est soored Sl. The Lake whomped lhe Los Angeles 1 missed eosy shots and pi~]
!.akers IIZ-100 to cut tbetr poo floor arne
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'lOLLVWOOD (UP!)
- act lirsl, lhty could bave personal No. I celebrity, above
Watching Sandy 'Koulax and knocked tile price down.
television and movie olars:
Don Dryodale dlll'ing lit! Drysdale was orl$lnalty ex· By coincidence, lbe :~;~
weekend on ABC.TV's "Holly· peeled to sing with bis own nlgbt Koufax was set to •1
wood Palace," it suddenly guitar aceompanlemen~ and on the "Hollywood Palace,'
occurred to me where I had Koulax was to have concentra~ also was lined up to pllcb
soer. the wh\tle t!tlug before.
ed OR humor because, the exhibition game bere Ia~~:::~~I
There " · this movie that prnducer explained, be "ba.• Stadium agalnlll the C
ll&gt;OkeS lfte rounds on teJevisiOB, beeR a favorllt speaker Bl Indi8118. The baaebaJJ contest
see? II II called "Take Me dinners."
started firs~ and every
Onl To Tbe, BilU Game," artd What bappe•ed Sahlrday on faa In 11111
tile stars .., Gone Kelly · and the "Hollywood Palace•• howev- loWll woodered
be
Frank Sinatra, and tlle team er, was tlle usual embarrassing do after the long holdout and
needs them desperotoly, but athlete-in'showbiz stuff. The only a few IDDings of work this
lbey are out oo the vaudeville hoys swapped sad gags witb spring, and with tlle seaso•
circuit duririg the oft-season.
GeAe Barry (tile guest bostJ beginning this week.
Finally,' !bey rejoin lbe other and Milton Serle, and joined in With fans all over tho
players, lind with Jules Mua- for a lew bars of a song wltll listelllng to his performaJtCe
shin they sing about the great tho performers, and did a few radio while awalllltg bls "Holly·
doub.lo,pJay combl~oUon, steps, and took their $7,500 wood Palace''
be
"O'Brien 11J.Ryan to Goldberg,'' apiece and went home.
proceeded to be piD'ely
and-'. the ·leam is saved, IIIII All right. Tbal's the way we tie. He worked lllx Innings and
Kelly .. wflli . _lj:stljer WUilaJDII, Dodger fans really want our hlrned In a no-hit job,
who is tha ciW. owner. Kelly, irr boya to be: too nahlral and out aine, walking oaly
the story, Is tha great lover, reserved to fit into flashy retiring the last 18 mea
and Sln:ijt,;; ,Ia' shy about .girll. television showbiz. Leo Duroch- order-and perhaps revolutloBiz.j
It is an ol_~' movie.
er, okay, but no1 Koufax and ing spring training. But bold:
All I ·eau It~ you about Drysdale.
For again by C&lt;&gt;irrcldeoce,.
Koufai' and . Drysdale, who Alld wilb Koufax especially, liAished his chore about live or
HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL-In case of miracleo--or a &lt;ourt ruling-Milwaukee
agteOd tb de lbe ''Hollywood there is an Incredible, uninten- 10 minutes before tha "SoU)'· I County Stadium will be ready to welcome the Braves home. The field is in perfect:
litape for baseball aDd the scoreboard, with o»ellill&amp; di111Chedules, ia readl.
Pclace" when they were olill tlonal teadency toward tlle wood Palace" began.
holding aut for more · mooey dramaUc which Reeds •o script, almost Jmmedlslely alptterreseocel
frm the Dodgero, II that fill·a ud
might he tbe e•vy of heroics, hio taped
-----------------------·--~-goqd thirJl.they •tiDed lbelr every .actor In our town-and emerged bore on
baieball contracts 'before ,they •••• uample r .\"ill tell YDII over toW11, you eould .
On"oles, GI.ants to WI"n F l a u s re_veaJed lb!ili' act If
the 'what happened hero Saturday script wrllera tbrowlag
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Dodger of!!c1aJs bad seea the to , keep . bim Hollywood's lypewrltera out !be wladow.
By CURT BLUCK
the Orioles replacing the Los Natloaal League -&amp;n Fran·
JD..
UPJ Spotts Writer
Angeles Dodgers as
cisco, Atlanla,
.
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NEW VORK (UPI)- A coast champions.
tsburgb, Pblladelphla, Los
to coast World Series belween With points awarded on a
st. Louis, Chicago,
~.l.!L • •
S&amp;ltrily
- A mechanic waa killed
the Baltimore Orioles and San 9-11-7 etc., basis for vole•
New York.
A,IUDJtJOD
BELLAIR "BEACH, Fla. -fOlD' driv.,.. Injured during
Francisco Gianls bas been
It lOIII, Ballimore was
Iague
Walter Dowell of Walnut~•· motorcyclirtg competition.
forecast by a United PrOSll American League cboice by tile more, Minnesata, Delroil,
Ark., woa ibe American ruors
International pre-season survey slimmest of margins -one land, Chicago, New
8 08 t
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Golf Chompionshlp.
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California, Washington, Boston,
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Kansao City.
By Ulll_tod .Prell lnlerrtallonal
LEXINGTON, Ky. -Undefeat. 76ers Ill-lOB in overt.'me
spring training.
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Chamberlain, playing at
most aggressive best, but
scoring only 15 poln1s dominat both backboards tbroughoul
tbe game, winding up with 33

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to 30 for archrivaJ

Bill Russell of the Cellics. ·
the score knotted at
Chamberlain acmalty blocked
Russell's attempted stuff-in
without fouling hlrit to send the
game into overtime. But in the
NBA Playolf Slliodlnga

By United Press Jnteraatioaal
Euteru Dlvisioa
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2 Dr. Hardtop, 289
int, Crvlslmaticz
Low mileage,

60 Ford .
Country Std1H, Station
W1gon 4 dr. I cyl. aut.

Boston
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Westefu Dlvlsioa
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Los Angeleo

59 Ford Galaxia

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Sunday', R!suUs
Boston 114 Philadelphia 108
St. Louis 112 Los Angeles
Monday's Gameo
(No games scheduled)
OLYMPIAN

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traml. Redio and heater.

62 Comet 2 Door
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4 dr. I cyl. At Trth~~:~~! ~
lteering, radio and

63 Falcon 2 Dr.
INJURED
6
cyllndtr, standard trans.
BLOEMFONTEIM, S u t h
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Radio ancf heatar
Africa (UPII - A pulled leg I
61 Olds 98 2 Door
muscle has driven Mrs. Mary
H.T. At trans. All power,"
Rand, lhe Olympic
radio and heater
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champion, out of •·
63 Mercury ,.,U"";~
on a Soutll African tour.
4 Dr. Auto. trl{lt. Po~~, ,
NallonaJ 1..eape
ed Gr.auslark woo hts race at lake a :J.I_Iead Ia thatr
Tight penoant races are Detroit another two poinla back PLAYOFFS SET
Tbe Englishwoman. who
steering, . rallo &amp; heiter ·.
w.. L.. Pet. Keeneland but Moccasm auf. playoff senes...:__
predicted for both leagues witb at 195.
HELSINKI, Finland (UP!) - expected to lake pari in seY•eral
63 Thunderbird
SL ~uls
18 9 ,667 fered the ftrsl defeat of her
.
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Top-seeded Peland mauled Swe- events bere and again on
H.rdtop,
power Jteetino,
N Y k
I• 10 583 oine-raca career m ..other CHJCAOO -Delrotl
. f d
San Francrsco wao a mare den 7H5 Sunday In a
...... bsd
b
pow.r
brakH,
power wi~
ew or
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l"d ch . in the
,;•uuuay,
a su stan1ta1 ea
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15 II .577 race.
tiS NJH._ p ayo. oeries_at
so I
OJCe
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lion round of the
Sunday In the IOO.yard dash dows. 2 Dr.
206
190
Atlanta
14 13 .519
.
wtth Chlcll80 by biBSu'lg
totalling
pqmts to
Basketball
wben she pulled up lame and 65 Ford Gal. 500
Houalon
14 14 ~ BATON ROUGE, La. -Willie Black Hawks H.
lhe Atlanta B~aves and 189
ships. Fin1811d, wblcb
walked off tile track
2 dr. Hordtop, 289 ·~~~~
rh1ndard triM, Radio
13 13 .500 Davenport equaled the world
Pitl&lt;burgb
tlltrd place Cmcmnau.
Germany 117_54 In
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Mater
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Chica8o · .
13 14 ..a! record of 13.2 for lbe 120-yanl
Tight pennant raeea
other aame of the day,
11
65
Ford
Gal.
500
; ~.
PhitadaJphla
10 16 .385 higb hurdles
lbe Fcllcan
for botll circuits with
Poland today to determine
Los Angele'
10 16 .38S Relays.
Mrs. Fred Dea• and daugb· leam.s listed in league
which will enter the finala
Cincinnati
10 20 .333
ter, Dana. of Scotlewn, were lisled o• top on
Milan Aug. :13-28.
A~an Leape
BRANDON, Fla. -Mike Bur·
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Bar•· ballots. Oddly enough, tile
loR set an Anierican record In
b
w L. Pel . .
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hart.
lhat came oul f~sl I• I e JUNIOR BASKETBAlL
Chtcogo
· 21 7 750 WUIRlDg the !,1150-yard freestyle
Mr. and Mn. Tom Wells re- consensus did not collect tbe M A N N H E 1M, Ger·ma1ny
·
event dunng the Nattonal AAU Mr. and Mra. Harold Gillogly
1 · 'ted Mr and Mr~ grealesl number of first place !UPI) -llaly edged Turkey
New York
17 II .fi!YI Men's Swimming and Diving and Vicki and Bruce of Carpen· ceot Y
son
votes
so Sunday to wlo tha lnlll'llaKansas C1ly
14 12 .536 Otampt'onshl~.
ter were recent visitors of
eeves
rt
ncan
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Mr· and Mrs· Robe Duncan San Francisco was pickl!d
tiooal Junior Basketball Tout- Pome
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Baltimore
14 12 .536
llrmday
parents, Mr. and Mrs,
California
15 13 .SS6 AUGUSTA, Ga . ...,Jack Nick· Russell.
Mr. ond Mrs.
finish first by only four
Tbe Italians took a
roy
Minnesota
I5 1.• ,...,.
evemng ·
20 lead Inktbe first
Mlddloport
••• laus, Gay Brewer and Tommy Mr. and Mrs. Harley
and Mrs while Cincinnati was
off
. ball and
11
Delroit
13 12 .520 Jacoba dendloc.ted lor first of KaiiBtllJa were recent
Mr~~ar~ .':"?:tn ol car: number one by eight · ;,~aTur~~u~p::rtS~In~g~,_ _ _
Cleveland
II U .4G7 place Ia tha Maslera after the ors of hll brother, Mr.
ster ra gue 19 of Mrs. and Mlanta seven. The Giants,
Washington
S 17 .320 regulation 72 holee.
Mrs. Charley Smith.
~~I i.!:.':th re:,ently.
however, gained sufficient
Bo;toti
8 19 .296
Mr. and Mrs, Larry Barr and Recent guests at lit! bome of condary support to amass the
Sunday's R!salll
MILANO MAJUTI'IMA, Italy Davtd of LangoviDe were·
and Mrs Waggoner were htghest point total.
New Yorl&lt; (N) 6 Balllmoce 3
cent visitors of her parents,
cbUdren·· Mr and Mrs. Baltimore's case was muc:bl
Boston 6 Washiogton I
and Mn. Howard Thoma
Clayton Wagg~ner '61 Columbus. tha same. The Orioles were
CaUfornia 6 San Fra11&lt;lsco I
Palricia.
George Wells o! lllttland vis- tabbed first by seven author!·
CinclnnaU 9 Cblcago A 3
Mrs. Geneva Shumate
Sunday with Mr. ·and Mrs. ties, one less than Detroit.
Los Angeles 6 Cleveland 0
POMEROY LANES
eeveral days with her
Jones, Mr. and Mn. The complete order of finish
Ok.lahoma City I Detroit 4
City Leagae
Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Wells and Mn. J 0 h n lor the two leagues was u
St Luuis 7 Kansas Cily 6
Mareb II, 1961
and Gina.
Stout.
foUows:
Minnesots 8 Houston I
Potato Mr. George Warner
VIsitors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl ...:..:_ _ _ _ _ _ __
New \'ork A Z Atlanla I
Pomeroy Cement Block
McGrath were Mr. and Mn. ENGINEER ARRESTED
58 home TUesday from
Cbieago N 3 Tacoma PO. I
H &amp; R Firestone
52 Memorial hospital.
Larry McGrath, Shade and Mr CIDV ASSO, Italy (UP I) -A
Philadelphia II Pittsburgh 5
Rawlings Honda
Mary
Ruth
Barnitz
of
IJnroln
and
Mn. Rlcltard Nutler; TUp- loemotive engineer w b o
44
Syracuse Ball Park
44 H•lgbts was weekend visitor
pers Plains.
.
freight colUded wltll a
NJH. Slaaley Cup Playollo D. &amp; D. Bar
ber
grandpm:ents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mr.
and
M,..
Arth\tr
Gibson
passenger
lrl!,ln ,Sf!turday nig~11,1
34
(Best-ot...ven)
Middleport ~1. Store
Chesler
on Mr; ;,and Mrs. Wag- killing five personscl,lar!!ed I
32 D. H. Robeaort IIIII
SernJ.lfniJ "rles
High
Game and SerieS- Morrla.
whO are lmprdYing.
arrested today atid
W.2 L. Rlehard Davis 244 684. f!igb Mr. and Mrs. Joe llalfleldi-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;Mra.~ Jobo Stoul
with running o red atop
Montreal
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Game
Serles
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p(,m.
were
weekend
vlaltora
of
lll•lr
1
Tordnto0 2
n.
1 81 k ..., 2645 · daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rlcbanl
W. L. eroy ....mea · DC • -•·
• lOilertl and Valorle, of Jackson.
Chicago
I I W_. La•· u•-ed Leapo .
Detroit
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ilu!lday'1 lleoalt
Morell II, 1111
~Ucm:AND, N. Z. (UP!) ~-'JitJtr . . . .
Detroit 7 Chicago 0.
Woo IMI lle\'utation, New Zealand's lop
Cislrii(IIIJ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,"' -~- ....
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Marklallden
·' 16· .s iJ.yelai-oia · i'ICellri, laDed
. ONLY.
lAP GoLP
Gutterdusttrs
·12 .t· ·· f'elet'I!WJ eramlnatlon Sunday ·
,TOKYO ~UPI) -1111gb Boyle, Team S
II 10 ' ~ !II!;sale It an Amerlc..
. . lloim - lol- ...
· tu t11 tZOOO
an Irishman pro at a London Team 2
· · 11'· · Ill-· ~iii ·lill lhrouah.
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t.i-...Toritit
' drjilr!i ··rqe, won !be fiS.OOO Gassera . • ·
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SAVINGS &amp; LOAN
Y6l!tlrul Iaterutlonai 6pen High Game - Mildred 'Jieo!j; ' - ·:, .'idl iblielhfnl
Golf T~ 8unday by Ill%, Ron Deem, 320; High aef. wrol\j· Willi " lftt eolt'1
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8 a.m. shift. Tht
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Tbe wildcat walkout, flr•l · oii!CWI)', . 111e strike waf
mass otrlke 1n the Industry unsanctlonesl by the . United
since· 1000 &lt;losed •mlnea tn Mme Worken ·(UMW), butlht
Pennsylvania, West Vlrlinla, •lrlkers were certain they hlld
Ohio, Illinois and Kentucky. 11 at least lbe unofficial approval

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•he had doubled the enrollment and elevated be r Mollie M. :Wiu
ciiSI of the Unlted Me1bodls: on· County and began teach- Job in
We•t
schooi to the third ranking
Jobo F. ~ d.eviJier Rl
clnlrch wUI meet at the cbur~ lng in the' Mason CountY
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New Jersey College for Women as its first pnoldtnl). llUriDI D~nl~ I
1 • 0 a k 7:~ p. m. Retreabments wiD Superintendent of scllools In
and her maoter of nunlng de- 1959 llld 1180 llbe ~ . lht Plul P • . arR. Whllt RL" 2 be oerved by molbers of lbe Maaon County, and associate .
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professor of Rehabilitation at Servl lor Walttr L.
emonstrators
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also rfCbtered nurse. Prl· vice presldeut and pres1deDlo
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HEATH WOllam and Mory
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to h; Pelerabur&amp; poeltion, eloel. Sbe II • member of the
Molhodlsl Chureb will
meet Richmond. He waa servlnJ ao 7Sho
Sunday
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B\IIIDOU
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bospll I
VI.ctomr
rapewor ers
aDII atlntermontllld Professional Women'• Club Orlln ' Rouah, Muon;Pieasint· lht chureb at 7:30 p, m. Mrs. gtnia, Department of Eduea· ltrnoott al Hol2tr
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Ploasant; William
RusaeU,
prognun 11011 (Rebabilltatlon Dlvlllon), an;:un;::·bom In GaUia
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI)
Ia hue]Ja!" "VIva
Medl&lt;al Collece of Vlrclnla, at University Women.
Mrs Eugla L. Johnloll, Middle- chalrmon, llld Mn. Glen Brollll at his death.
1 the son of the late W!UIIan11 1a causa!" "VIva Cesar Chavez!" ''VIva!
lllcb!llond.
In making lht ~nl, part'· Mn. Norman L. Deem, de'loUIIIII. Hoateues will
He was a Navy veteran of {;.d Lillie Tate Albey.
II wao like an Industrial organizing raUy of the 1930'1 .
Mila Skehan CIIITtntiy holds JohnofWH. ~~Hrty • !tal lst.i:j Portland; Waller L. Athey, lolld·Sh
Mrs1· l!morMnoon l,~e;. MB~I~ worid war II, bavlnJ gradual· Survivors are his
· Ibis capital city Easter S'unday. Some 8,000 demonslra•
pro!esslonal
memberships In lor
o..., osp
dleport; Mrs. BuD L. Haynes, u er,
. ..,_ A oW ed from Ohio UniverSity llld ole· a daughltr, Mrs.
tors cheered a band of farm laborers
the umt
Ameilean Nuroes Association, Cl!?'", slates: st lortunatt to Rl 1 Middleport; Mn. Ellfl and1Mr~M=xb. ~d receiving his Maater'a degree s~neer, Erie, Pa.; a
battle for collective
Plghta that
workNaUonil League for Nursing,
We areth mo lees of a dedi· McMillan, Rl I Rachte: Tlllll- ~b orcl '"•• pajamas for at Olilo Stale University,
' Harlan Athey, St.
of America won 30
wanted Jqbar "acn
Virginia Stale Nurseo Asocla- secure e serv
ara L. Allensworth, Middle- - Y o.....,. or
He wu a member of t be Fla an.f a sister, Mra.
.:::=::...:;;::::~.:;.:....;___ lcoted nuroe and educator of port· Buddy G. Kuhn, Rt. 4 AI· men or boys are needed;_ aD Christian Me1bodlst Church In r:es''r.onlde Cheshire.
"Lang live the strike!''
for picking lit! thouaando of
.~ Mils Skehan's proven ~roles· AI~; Marie May, Detroit, articles to be new,llld wUiied. Charleston, of lit! Muonlc Servlceo 'will be
Ban Joaquin
tono of wine and table lfBpao
ways
slonalslature. Web look
Mich.: Mrs. Ray D. Malone,
TVESIMY
Lodge, and of the National Jle. at I pm. al the Rawlings
plekera ~outed In
In lito oprawlfnl vineyards! of
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ward to. her contrl u:nclev 1 Rt Z Pedro; Mn. NeDie M. IIAIUUSONVILLI! ~ habUitaUon Association.
leoats Funeral Home with Jl!v, the end of their 25-day,
lower Ban JOBqJin ;a~ ey.
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e • West, Coal Grove; Mn. Flor· OES will meet TUesda1, "'April
Robert Rider officlaUng.
march from Delano to
The Aarlculhlral
or ere
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op line regtstertu niD'ses and enee A. Hill, Athens: James 12 at a p.m. al lht lodae bill Surviving are ille
wl:w, ilil will be In tile swan
capitol to dramatize their I0 r 1 an Ill a I
Commllltt
good elllzerut for thla commun· c. Tbomaa, Ironton; Mn. Rich· for their ftllllar meeting and Bemlce, and tw~s";, all a~i cemettry on Route 7•
e~~use. "Long Jive !be
(AWOC), formed by lbe AFt..
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ard H. Brown, Ironton: Tbom· Mason nlibL Maaons wm be vln Jr., and Rob
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Mr Albey was I member
Tbelr lollowara
CIO more !ban sll .yeare qo,
Miss Skehan, currenl~y ..... u J. Young, Rl • Jackson; ltonrtred.
home, and his mother, Htlen the Methodist Cbureh at
with "VIva!"
approacltal !be arape rancher•
Uonlng at ber mother s home Mra. Edward L. Cartwright, THE AMERICAN LEGION Cartwrlgbl Barker of Clifton. lie was a retired
Tbe Ol'llanlzen are 11
at the request cl the plekm
Olt!Jllf Euler weekend was In Largo, Fla., will as!llllle Wellston: Mrs. Jobn J. Chand- Aullll8rr Gl Lewla Manley Post Friends may call at tbe Bar· the · Colwnbua and
mined 88 thole who
11111 uked 1 boollln the hourfl
~ by at leu! 16 deallls on her duties at the Holzer Hospll· ler, Rt. 5 Jllekson: Albert R. 111 wiD meet TUeoday 11 7 p, low·Bonsell Funeral Homeer~ Ohio Electric Co. Friend•
took possession of !be
wqe from $U5,to tuo.
, jlibways.
llo 1 al Sebool of Nurslnl on May I. Downey, Rt. 2 W.U.ton; Mrs. m, atilt! Firat Baptist Cbureb
ll~~it Fun ,.. eaU at lbe funeral boma
faelorleo 1n lht violent
The 1f0Wen refused, 10 !be
:llnlled Press Intema na
Howard R. Rule, Flatwoodt, ID Rutland
serv w . a a.m. 11b lime
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pickers wolked at¢ of lito
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Ky.; James C. Salmons, Ham· FOREST. ROSE COUNcn. day. Burial will be ID I e
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camp.
miilJ!Ig!rt Sunday showed
errJ
den: Mn. Charles E. Wllson, Dallgblerl of America wIll
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eaUOIII of lh!lr ...,._ on
Nt NecollaiiW
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far·reachlng-resbapfnl I
Tbere '""' nO aegotlalloDI.
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w va. Robert w. day 11 .7:30 p.m. All members Rev. Jameo Morrison officialworking elaa: llldtlonwballl
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Mrs. Howard R. Rule,. Flat· lion League, will be held ru...
PT PLI!ASANT - Mrs.
Last week, lht striking
t~Sith~,0 recorded,:' Ohio !be COLUMBUS (UPil -Jerrie woo~Ky., daUIIhtor, !.SO a. day at a p.m., at tha Middle- • • IDl
tie MaDII Blain, 87, a
workers have ehlnlned
Friday Mock, • flying !ll'andmother m.
ay. ba
pori Elementary School.
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recognition lr!)lll one ""'''"'I
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Dto&lt; flel
WSWS OF THE ENTER·
Ira Blain, died Saturday
lfOWOI', SeheniOJ
nlibt. Thomas Gilliand, au~~ lance record for women tn her Mrs. Carl H. Beane, Mra. PRISE EUB eburch will meet
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Holzer bospllal followlnl
a Inc., IJid another, Dl
W~ston, killed 124In an e miles pocket. rested today and made Henry Beaver. Mrs. Thurman Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., at tht
brief lllneoo.
Corp., uld It would
crash on Ohio
Satur- plans for conquering
new J. Boggs, Benjamin F. Bragg, home of Mrs. Phlllp Smith.
Mn. Blain and her husband with a union U 1 majority of
east of Jackson. a on Ge heights.
Gene K. Cooper,
Gwendolyn WSCS OF THE UNITED Mehave operated 1 ceneral otore pickers VGied lw It ID
day at Zanesvlll~9 ~ svllt~· Mro. Mock, 10, landed her Cremeans, Mra. Roberta
N. thndlst chureb will meet at the PT PLEASANT _ John Arch at Hogselt for many yeara, eleetlon.
trude Slarner, ' ne
' single engine plane here
at Crum, Oscar Cunningham, church, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
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!dent of and hf lo pos&amp;rnuter. She wu
lalalty Injured wheo htt by a 10·35 p.m. Sunday, Sl hours Mrs. Oscar E. Davies, Cynthia Mrs. Robert Warner and Miss Smith, 19, a former m al the a member of Zion
The plckera reached
car near her horne.
and one minute afler she took D. Farley, Buddy J. Fowler, Lucretia Genbelmer will be Charles?~ ted;:da~ Bet. church and tha Pt.
eapllal .., a triumphal note.
Legal Notice
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off from Honolulu lnltrnallonal Edward Fraser, Louis D. Hoell- devoUonal and program lead· ~~ 0ddoek
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Chapter of DaUJ)tlerl of
It started 1111 September
Airport to fly home vta I h e herg, Mrs. VaUIIhn H. Huffman, ers. !loatesaes are Mn. c. Mel. Mr aSmith •waa a
former lea.
any other of
FOR SALE
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4,550 mile
circle routt. Douglas Johnson, Charles
vi" Alkire, Miss Nelle Bin&amp; and CbesN.eake llld Ohio RaDroad She was 11om In Kenhleky
•8flcllllllnl tlrltel.
Tbe peiaonil p..parij . of
When she passed over Wlch- Larkins, Ml~. Dene G. LltU., Mrs. Balter Gqrdon.
' ee and Hor io hll ,... Aprll 23, lata, daughler of
crew of about
the late ErDest Bowen, 01Ita, Kans., Mrs. Mock btllered Mn. James Luddens, Mrs. El· SYRACUSE P.T.A. wl~ meet ::'.:1 'was
er 01 lbe late Jease and Elizabeth
will be illfered for aale
111
IS
the 3,671.432 mile record sel by Us McM'tllan, VIrgil Parson!, Tuesday, Aprll 11 at 7:30 p.m. Fri2elle Dlstrlbulfnll Co., of ams. In addiUon to herr
II auction II blJ late .....
three Russian women In a twin· Mrs. A. J. Sexton, Sberrl D. In the elementary school audl· atarleston.
she 1a survived by a dl
· on lbe Tbomll Fork Rood
engine seaplane In 1958.
Simpkins, Billy R.
Tolbert, torium. A program will be pre- He Ia survived by hll wife, Mn. Emogene Willlamoon
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She already owned records Mrs. Omar 0. VanFossen, Mrs. sented by the first grade stu- Annie Smith a IOD and three Ho~setl and one granddaughter.
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as tile first woman to fly a- Robert L. VIckers, Wilbur War· dents All parents and friends daugblel!l Robert of Elkview Other survlvora are
two
April 16th, lltltl, lbo Jll'llllrll'
COLUMBUS !UPII - A cross the Pac~ie Ocean from ner, Junior D. While, David S. are invited Refreshments will W Va Mrs Mory Gurley and sisters and a brother, Ben Adlncludel an lnlernallollll Farm;
~. j~nnetie Epperly, both of ama, of BaJyeravUie, Ky., Mn.
all Tractor; Pull Type ~;
'P"Ial se,.ton of the leglsla· west to easl ~nd tile first worn· Wiseman, PaulL. Wyant, Mlch- be served. ·
tnr• to "guaran~~ contmued an to fly a smgle-englne plane ael Martin, John W. Chambers, REGULAR MEETING of lbe Huntington, and Mra. Craddock. Sarah Blair of Ashland, Ky.,
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:MO Inlernalimal Bulldooer:
m•dical Insurance lor Ohioans across tlle Pac1ftc m any dlrec- Mrs. WOllam D. Jenkins, Carl Rechte Lodg 461 F&amp;A,. will Tho
are 10 grandebDdren and Mn. Virgie Bakar of HIIJIIo
Ford MOWited ~:
Coal
demanded Saturday niRht lion. Mro. Mock sel bolll of N. llllgenberg, David A. Pick· be beld Apr~ 12 'at 7,30 p.m. and~O great !II'Bndchlldren. A llton, 0.
the
Mine Fan; lnlerllaUonal ~h
•a
candidate for tllem in 1964 when sbe flew 8· ens, Mary Lacy Wolford, ~ All M sttr Maoono are invlt· brother James Smllll of Soutb Servlc"" will be be;~li~dhra·-!ll2i. ~p.,.m.ll
Hot!; Grain DriU; lnleroatlonal
governor.
round the world, the flrsl wom- L. Delaney, Bam Hale,
ed. a
Charleston also survives.
' Tuesday, at tlle m
Dump Truck; Manure Fork; 7
state Rep. Paul ~· an to do so. The 22,858- mile les L. Hnghes, Mn. Tommy
WEDNESDAY
Services will be held at ~ p. Funeral borne. Rev. WDllam
n. Dllc Harrow Cora Planl~~~~~~~w~h:o seeks his party • trip took 29 days.
E. Kerwood, Mrs: Leland L. SYRACUSE HELP nd Learn m Wednesday at the Mohr • Hatfield will offlclale and bur·
er; 14 IDch Bottom Drq Plowl
nj
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said the state "is Mrs. Mock said she 6ad no Walters, Mn. William B. Col·
will m.; In lht S~ens Funeral borne. Rev. 111 wUI be In Beale Otapol
0rq Harrow; e Can Cooler;
.with a real emergeocy. trouble except for some turbu· lms and Infant daUihler, Mn. HobbyhCII~bWednesd April 13 William Halfiela will ofllrlote. elery. Friends may •all .
WASIIING'l'ON- TWOI ~::;1 Mine Raila; Hay Baler; Side
must be takeu now to lenee ov~r the Rocky Moun· Vernon R. Hart and
Infant town a
ay
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the funeral borne
t~GD-year IIIII 18 tbt "'
men! Miler: Cltllll
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what remains of Blue Iaino. "I bumped my
bead dalll!bter, Mrs. Arlen D. Lyon! al. 10 a.m. with sack lunches at and burial wtll be In Sunset ·
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Rate; Ce
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and 53 tvage public .J,fi. tllen,'' she said.
and Infant son, Mrs. Cart D. noon. Various projects will .be Memorml Park at South Char·
lltg" and
Baw; 12 1'111 Ray; Ford " :
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Patrick and lnlanl dallll&gt;ter. demonstrated. Those attendtng lesion, W. Va. Friends may
LEONA RVSSElL 1111!1
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Ruaoell. 70, Bailey's Run,
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OfSt IDJDle
projects will be discussed.
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died thlo momlng, will be
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~:!';..~::;:;m'sald. "•··ptlall pollee today arrested a man
BUSINESS MEETING will
Wedn-•a at 10 I m al
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- was and woman aecused of ·•
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ber husband, Worley
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MY IIEADERS ANSWI!B

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urged to attend,

SAIGON CUP!)- U. S. Gr""n
Berets llld their VIetnamese
troop• beat back a VIet Cong
allack
Special
camp 10 oomiles1 west
of Forces
Saigon
and killed 191 of the cu•my In
the Mli'BI Communl.t dofeat of
lbe month, offtelal• di&gt;ctosed

traveled April 8 to Ohio State Bolmger and Delta

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MISSIONARY SOCIETY of
the Pomeroy Firat
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church.
Aten
the Mrs.
program and Mrs. George Skinner,
the devotions Hostes.., are
Mn. Luraln Sterrett and Mrs.

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This manmoments
ba1 18 today.
At the time, they ul~ week· Oller
v Michael·
1 im 10 mad at Lee, A. Bacb· lllve witll bi1D8elf - and that's Olld air ra~ up and do..., the ward Hulton, Rutland: · Bert
e)or land 1 tllank beaveu for punlabment enough - H.
nation accounted lor 193 more Hem, Cheshire; James Jef·
wonin who"bave more aenoe Dear Heleu:
Communllll killed. Tbe biggest len Galllpolla.
than to mairy him!) !bat I In reply to "Patriot llld elteb came just oouth PI tlle ~ Buday _ Delor·
mllil tell yoo my experience Frlead," this person should Nortb VIetnamese
border es Richardson, Middleport; Mra.
with a· fussy man and a find a large buekel, push hll where Marine 1""1 Air Fore Pearlle Cunningham
Long
"obii!Ped" car door.
bead In three times and pull " jell bammemt coocentrations Bottom; Mrs. ~d Stover
MY pbyslcaUy bandloapped up lwlce.
of North vtetnameae regulars and daughter, Raeine; Baby
&lt;:hUll' bad gone shoppfnl with ma Your reasona lor not publlsb- rec:ently ln!Dtrated from lht Jobn1011, Maaon.
and ·1 parked a1 near lht en- lltg lht names of lellon ID north.
tratice of !be supormarbt u Viet Nam are IDOIII IOIIDd. I U. s. olflclala also disclosed
possibie. She W1S dying and we am sure that "P llld F" WOUld that American llrengt!l ID"Yiet
T •
knew. I bad to open the ear door be lht first to send over ~ 'N0111 has reacliitl .--...., ~lili
w1di for blr to a•t out, and llbe pnda to our men wbo have wlth 240,000 military personnel
needetl my aupport. Her band). enouah problemo u II 18. Tbeae 1n tho. COIIIIIry u of April 7.
cap wu obviO\Ul.
pamphleiS from -.!led peace TbiJ ftgure dla fl&lt;l! lnolude the
movements
canlow
be morale,
verr harm·
V S· eon;.- Jeny Herman's
Tbe man parked next to Ul lui
to already
or 110 000 allora wbo
illblman
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made a point of wolltlng back even lower a high morala (inti
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w•' resting on his chrome..()b. 're flgblfnl 8 deadly warn ~-:- Memarlal _ Ed·
&gt;:erving u,. strugale OW' cblld Tbese organtzatlona are DlllhinC A
IIMI lo~~ Corn·
1PHI getting out of lbe car, be more than Ironia lor Comm•· ~
Shoe k
, Jaid somethiDJ nasty about my rusts who dupe stupid ptopla. Mlddi ~ ; a
ma er,
. r•· fleong careful, and WOmeJI 1 ,know! At one tim• before I
epor.
.
li::e me ' are wbat ruin c~. learned bolter, 1 belon1ed to Dltc~::n~ay , R~~
M daughter i~ted crying, . I some of tllem. Then 1 found oul aid 0
• ~Y Ro er
n.ver sboutd have comt -wtth ' what they were really all • bert Haley. Middleport.
you.'' That was the last time bout. 1 sulfle!t ''Patriot'' ta~e CUllu","', Pomeroy, MrsPom .
she ever went oboppfnl.
time off from plekellnl llld aid 0 Donnell and 1011,
•
. 11 won't help my dallgbler burning ,bls drill card to 11t ~.... latla _ Lorna
and certainly 1101 me, but I w1U wbat be I dofnllo our COUDtry. Hrnt Cbtsblre· Jime. Batey
re,oent until lht day I die that He'l no "Patriot and rrta'rd"l Mld•l . • ' Cbarlte Ra~
mfn IIIII bll "-liil1 ICID wllo -.PJERICAN_,~ IN
'eoldobutg·
Robin
•ould run 18 hiJD when be call- FOIW AND D.,..., PH0
Ralb\..- R~noldsburc· £d.
lid, "Come 011.tt - AD ,BEN IT.
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University for the annual Tapo ~:!\ ~ ~· St.
ceremony In memory of her Sbe .,.,•: ~mber ollht
son. lsi Lt. Charles Donald U Ch h In
Weed.
R':! o:'a1d IDcb will
Thereceived
lslt Charles
Donald Weed
bad
the Bachelor
of ale' '
Arts degree at OSU In 1942 and
was kUied ID actloll 1D Ger·
GLEN HART Dll!8
many in lhat same year.

Glenn V. Hart, 75, Rl

It Ia ato tradition
on blow
the
campus
have a bugler
lapo on Wedneldays 1110:10 I.
m. in memory of war dead. At
thla 11nte everything moving on
tbe campus stopa unUI the nnaJ note II sounded. Mn. Weed
was accompanied by Mn, t.e.
0111 Smith, MrL Barbera Smith,
local, and Mr1. Delbert Chase,
Alhelll.
.

Ill Bowtn, Deceaaed.

the Interest and lht true

a1 lnleresl of tile loiD.
truth- ID • paebifnl
would 1101 otandll'dl for
fn1 llld packllll o1

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Auctioneer
, Crow i. P«ter
Attorneys lw Atlmlnotrolor

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tel foods
10 thai
1mowo
euclly
lhtlhtamount
1o buying. They bave beort
Jed aueeesslully - partly
1, 18 an lrlleDal loltbylnl ellorl.

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Shade,
early todaysun•hol
of an i WASHINGTON apparentdiedoelf·lnnlcted
wouftd In lht lora)lead at hil l aeerotary at state Georp
""'·~·-.· . ::.-...-:-:
realdence. Melp County eor.. Ball 01111ends the eumnl ~::;~~~~~~~
oner B!nry Ewing and 8berl!l cal turmoil 1n South VIet_ !
Robert C. llartenbach
were 1baa not a~ !be
summoned to bwellllga!Al at 1munlat ~r effort or
about 1:30 a. m. The
for economic
m laltento hfnl P a a e
Boll aaid be believed
Homo whera
atrunlt was_ a.;...•t•~&gt;l
on pendlnc.
for 1 ...,.. of ..,111
-on tbe part of
9lobiameoe people.
"AI lloaolulu, there ...
V
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plan which was put lortb
covernmeat under tbe !irln~el
,
mlnlolersblp o1 Gen. Ki'
Jack 0 Brim
eonatlhltlonal COIIVenllktn,
Carson'• now ofllclaU, stay- viewed bY 101'11111'
creat1 oa of the eaticlhlotli 1danrl&lt;rl

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big bit from the new "Mama"
musical (opened In
PhUiy
where Bdwy. tplea say h's a
bowl! smash) Itt the IItle
tune ":bleb mlgbl parity make
up ior the selllement of 1750,·
000 to Mack David. whose old
"Sunflower" 10111 was too close
for comfolt In .OUr!
David
IIDqulshed fuhlre lnttrest In
~:
b)Ueal pop hit since
..:ta::!i"
Henry Ford
IOid hll ~ yar.h~ "Banta
Matla" for 111111 000 (be paid
more ihan 1 million) to a .Calif.
man and plano 8 new one
AI we laid monilia qo Jolrrley
,

AUCiloa CompliiiJ0

wblch •• e1~ ..,.
hold," Ball aald. 'Tills was
al81fal to all the pollll~ ,
Bdwy's setlell pickets If the In an Interview fnot pi print· In Viet Nam thai !here wao
uniOil sbowpll parade In unl· edl Caf'llnal SP!!IIman ~~~· . lltg to be a tell! of : : t h
form· thitt's pasltes, men . ed bls -~c~ to acouaatloos ~g lbem, tha~wl if hil~,.l
Charlle Revson (bo" of ReY.. his stand , on -V~alll ~ •· tary aapeets of
w
ton) who jual boUjht orie of .er U. S. pa~!llonl made htm .• tng, wllli the pooslblllty
Europe's and tile world's big· wartnQngiiJ' 1 • 'I'YPICI!!Iy,
dlvldual
able
gesl yachts. !for just under a dlnal (lrlell~n e,lmly
a
lllet .
million) n.Ver .Ven aaw lht In· "Tbe cttarl•
. me
wanted
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..de before •ba look flnanclel . Uo, too ' .
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command , , . May 1• 11 t b • Clturcb oa
II
IOtb anniversary of .. Cardinal Y. to
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Spellman 14 a priest; 1 t.J!. cnlnl to the
montal banquet at lhP Waldorf hOld• a Vlotory Ball
(wltere blJ wiU be rt- rQ II.

1ng wllb NBC three-four more Pres. F1thtr GanllOII)
years
-Lots of vacations. 1an ABC-TV ~·lool
Tho Latin QUirler wPI have of hll remarkablo rareer

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wbile Nleldaua aad Jaoobo, the victory Ia b · II'IBP DID the beHIDg to
"'t JnoP .With 1 'II.
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1111 Ployd Ud' aeceM round
AUGUSTA, Ga. •UPI) ...,JacJt lblrd-nnind co-leaders, botb flni! bole.,.....,., 1.-~ bf.a like I saved aome of my lldd "I didn1 pley Arnilld," ....teader Paul Harney were at
Nicklaus, .the blond batter from had 72.
.
stroke, be decided to 1q a putt shots Willi tbt end but then
Brewer said, "I played my Oft 211S lllll B1llJ Cuper, Bob
the Buckeye Slate, was the They were acheduled to toe to 111· a sill. par iiul lbell pulling well.''
game. But I must admit that Retbtrrg illtl1111 u,bert,tl a
ployoff favor! Ia agalast Gay off al 2 p.m. EST In an !&amp;-bole miSled a lite-looter that would · Jacoba was the leader when he three-putted ... N•. If, 8ea Hapa, tile .,_..ld
Brewer and Tommy Jacobs playoff over the tougb Augusta have' made him a wm.. · through live boleo Suaday 'but -it gave me a lift."
"Hawk" 1lbo ~~~ WOII two
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Masters Golf champioaahlp two entire Masters' field to break and Jack,'' 1bo dark-dimple- day, Nlctlaus bogeyed N"; 7 ~!'died. gar_ 5 No. _13 .lmll ..tbt mu.: ~ Jrbated ..tbt
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par durlag tbe regulation 12 chinned Brewer uid after. drop two strokei back aw tot.. 1aih wm•~ .ocewer Kept roUIJII rouna . 1eaa wnn namey, _,
Nlcklaua, who woa the holes.
wards. "I'm a UWe bll he afld Jacobs appeared out of off pars o• the backside.
Tominy Aaroa. ·
Ma!tera lA 1M3 and again last
Snddett Deatlt Non
depressed!' Brewer bae won It after 12 holes when lbey fell Thus Brewer, who never led South Alrican.
year, · _and Jacoba, 81-yoaM]d The final five holeo will be folD' toUI'JUiments lA lht last three Blrokes behind Palmer. In the tournameut unUIIlle 63rd eurrenf U.s: . open
Callfomlaa Who baa won only nalionally televised (CBS) ia· seven months.
At tllat junchlre, Brewer's hole, betd his on... troke lead and only foreiJPlel' to wln lht
lour regular toiii'UIIIOIIta II a oludlng the previously blacked Nicklaua, 16-year-old loag-ball blagest worry was his playing going Into the llnal hole. He Masten (In 11161),
decade on lbe PGA tour, out areaa. In event thare II still bitter !rom Columbol, Ohio, partner, four-time cbamp ¥· bogeyed while Nicldaus . and malclted par Sunday .a~!"'
backed _IIIIo a lie for lht lead a tie after II boles, lbe matcb said be felt be bacl 1 chanee to nold Palmer, who was even par Jacobs parred and !hoi created being_bolh!red by !be fiOul "'
Sunday wbeo Brewer missed a w!ll become a snddet&gt;&lt;leath catch up when Brewer faDed to through IS and only a atroke today's playoff.
.·
· ~ flnl'shi!d al 2W-Jtlgltosl score
fiVe fool pull oil tho flaal bolo. event.
birdie lbe 520-yard, par I lith behind Brewer. Pabuer ran IJi!D CanadiaR George . Knudson be's bad olnce first eomiltg .j
All tbrj!e Wolind up at evea- Today's wlaoor gets $211,000 ID bole as he and Jacobs did.
bogey trouble shortly after.. Ilia! was low foreigner in the field the Masten Ill 11167.
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par 288 for 72 holes-only one the $152,880 tournament, richest But Nioklaus Sllld be figured and llnlsbed up IR a tie with wilb • 292 he bad after a Slammln' Sammy
slroke I ower th8JI lbe bigheol lA nearly eigbt monllls. The be'd have to close with a ruab nuby Doug Sanders, tlle year's closing 71. Tbat tied him with three lime IIUist, wao far..~
winning seol'll ever posted ·lor ruuerup gets tl2,300 and third afler Brewer parred No. 17 to leading money winner, two Doll January who bad a 75 ill lht pack at 78-30S. .
the . Masters. Brewer, two place Ia worth $8,300.
bold on to his one-otroke lead. slrokes behind the readers.
Sunday afler going Into the last Tbe leading amaleur wa
stroke lower than the blgh..t The 3&amp;-year-old Brewer, from Jacobe said his pulling saved Palmer bad a 72 lor. bis 2110 round only one stroke back of James Garnt of WetlleraUeld,
of Sunday's rouad bad a 'Ill Dallaa, Tex., appeared to have him at lbe od when ba was wbUe Sanders matched his total Nicklaus and Jacobs.
Conn., who bad 1 7ll-299.

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By Ualted Preoo llleraallr!IOI extn five mlnutal ilte , CeliiiiJI,ll

Tbe Bostoa Celtlcs .,. cloee malltailled lbelr mo~' (
to lbe National Bubt. llld lbe 76en w- 11a1e. , "
ba'H
playoff ftnai Jollll Havlicek paced .11e.c
to get ·. Hille cocky when they Celtic attack 'tlllb 2'1 polnJ.,
COIIalder lht Pblladelpbla 76era. 81111 Bam Jones chipped Ill IS. ·•
Tbe PblJadelphlans dethroned Hill Greer ted Pltlh*lpbla·llllb. t.
the Celts as Easlertt Division 211.
: :''
champion after nine yeara of "We'd love to win Tuesday Jt ·;
Bostoo rule and the Celllcs Pblladelpbla and end this .II &lt;
found themselves Is lit! first quickly as posSible," aaid U. ,
of the Eastern playoff. Jon..;, who played fui. ;U .. :
They ba!Ued past ClnclnAati for minutes .., heavily taped an.. 1
a shot at the 6ers
burtlng legs. ' 'Particularly •• ;
7 ·
Phlladelpbta. They've..• !.,._a•.:
And aow lt's no-tomorrow pretty rough oa ulbn*'"' '.

time lor Will Chamberlain and there."
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71ers. Tbo Bootontans want
to finish off lbe 71ers at The Halik-Laker . game " ' :
Pblladelphlla'• Coaventlon Hall. close for three quarters uitiil
St. Louis found lbe range and .
Tbe Cel!Ics, behind most of raced out of reach. The Hawb, ..
lht way oa the floor of Boston behind 73- 70 went on a J2..pain~
Garden Sunday, !Dilght to a 114- bing that Put them 86-74 .it4
I~ overtime victory to forge a
~ed horne
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lead io the best of seven "':'!..nie Wilkens poured In 21
series. On tile West Coast tlle l points lor the Hawks and Cliff
LouiS Hawks ~!so m a Hagan netted 23. LA's Jerry
now-or-never s1tuation
- 1l.'est soored Sl. The Lake whomped lhe Los Angeles 1 missed eosy shots and pi~]
!.akers IIZ-100 to cut tbetr poo floor arne
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'lOLLVWOOD (UP!)
- act lirsl, lhty could bave personal No. I celebrity, above
Watching Sandy 'Koulax and knocked tile price down.
television and movie olars:
Don Dryodale dlll'ing lit! Drysdale was orl$lnalty ex· By coincidence, lbe :~;~
weekend on ABC.TV's "Holly· peeled to sing with bis own nlgbt Koufax was set to •1
wood Palace," it suddenly guitar aceompanlemen~ and on the "Hollywood Palace,'
occurred to me where I had Koulax was to have concentra~ also was lined up to pllcb
soer. the wh\tle t!tlug before.
ed OR humor because, the exhibition game bere Ia~~:::~~I
There " · this movie that prnducer explained, be "ba.• Stadium agalnlll the C
ll&gt;OkeS lfte rounds on teJevisiOB, beeR a favorllt speaker Bl Indi8118. The baaebaJJ contest
see? II II called "Take Me dinners."
started firs~ and every
Onl To Tbe, BilU Game," artd What bappe•ed Sahlrday on faa In 11111
tile stars .., Gone Kelly · and the "Hollywood Palace•• howev- loWll woodered
be
Frank Sinatra, and tlle team er, was tlle usual embarrassing do after the long holdout and
needs them desperotoly, but athlete-in'showbiz stuff. The only a few IDDings of work this
lbey are out oo the vaudeville hoys swapped sad gags witb spring, and with tlle seaso•
circuit duririg the oft-season.
GeAe Barry (tile guest bostJ beginning this week.
Finally,' !bey rejoin lbe other and Milton Serle, and joined in With fans all over tho
players, lind with Jules Mua- for a lew bars of a song wltll listelllng to his performaJtCe
shin they sing about the great tho performers, and did a few radio while awalllltg bls "Holly·
doub.lo,pJay combl~oUon, steps, and took their $7,500 wood Palace''
be
"O'Brien 11J.Ryan to Goldberg,'' apiece and went home.
proceeded to be piD'ely
and-'. the ·leam is saved, IIIII All right. Tbal's the way we tie. He worked lllx Innings and
Kelly .. wflli . _lj:stljer WUilaJDII, Dodger fans really want our hlrned In a no-hit job,
who is tha ciW. owner. Kelly, irr boya to be: too nahlral and out aine, walking oaly
the story, Is tha great lover, reserved to fit into flashy retiring the last 18 mea
and Sln:ijt,;; ,Ia' shy about .girll. television showbiz. Leo Duroch- order-and perhaps revolutloBiz.j
It is an ol_~' movie.
er, okay, but no1 Koufax and ing spring training. But bold:
All I ·eau It~ you about Drysdale.
For again by C&lt;&gt;irrcldeoce,.
Koufai' and . Drysdale, who Alld wilb Koufax especially, liAished his chore about live or
HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL-In case of miracleo--or a &lt;ourt ruling-Milwaukee
agteOd tb de lbe ''Hollywood there is an Incredible, uninten- 10 minutes before tha "SoU)'· I County Stadium will be ready to welcome the Braves home. The field is in perfect:
litape for baseball aDd the scoreboard, with o»ellill&amp; di111Chedules, ia readl.
Pclace" when they were olill tlonal teadency toward tlle wood Palace" began.
holding aut for more · mooey dramaUc which Reeds •o script, almost Jmmedlslely alptterreseocel
frm the Dodgero, II that fill·a ud
might he tbe e•vy of heroics, hio taped
-----------------------·--~-goqd thirJl.they •tiDed lbelr every .actor In our town-and emerged bore on
baieball contracts 'before ,they •••• uample r .\"ill tell YDII over toW11, you eould .
On"oles, GI.ants to WI"n F l a u s re_veaJed lb!ili' act If
the 'what happened hero Saturday script wrllera tbrowlag
-,
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Dodger of!!c1aJs bad seea the to , keep . bim Hollywood's lypewrltera out !be wladow.
By CURT BLUCK
the Orioles replacing the Los Natloaal League -&amp;n Fran·
JD..
UPJ Spotts Writer
Angeles Dodgers as
cisco, Atlanla,
.
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NEW VORK (UPI)- A coast champions.
tsburgb, Pblladelphla, Los
to coast World Series belween With points awarded on a
st. Louis, Chicago,
~.l.!L • •
S&amp;ltrily
- A mechanic waa killed
the Baltimore Orioles and San 9-11-7 etc., basis for vole•
New York.
A,IUDJtJOD
BELLAIR "BEACH, Fla. -fOlD' driv.,.. Injured during
Francisco Gianls bas been
It lOIII, Ballimore was
Iague
Walter Dowell of Walnut~•· motorcyclirtg competition.
forecast by a United PrOSll American League cboice by tile more, Minnesata, Delroil,
Ark., woa ibe American ruors
International pre-season survey slimmest of margins -one land, Chicago, New
8 08 t
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Golf Chompionshlp.
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California, Washington, Boston,
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clubs
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lncumbenl
Kansao City.
By Ulll_tod .Prell lnlerrtallonal
LEXINGTON, Ky. -Undefeat. 76ers Ill-lOB in overt.'me
spring training.
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Chamberlain, playing at
most aggressive best, but
scoring only 15 poln1s dominat both backboards tbroughoul
tbe game, winding up with 33

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Bill Russell of the Cellics. ·
the score knotted at
Chamberlain acmalty blocked
Russell's attempted stuff-in
without fouling hlrit to send the
game into overtime. But in the
NBA Playolf Slliodlnga

By United Press Jnteraatioaal
Euteru Dlvisioa
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2 Dr. Hardtop, 289
int, Crvlslmaticz
Low mileage,

60 Ford .
Country Std1H, Station
W1gon 4 dr. I cyl. aut.

Boston
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Sunday', R!suUs
Boston 114 Philadelphia 108
St. Louis 112 Los Angeles
Monday's Gameo
(No games scheduled)
OLYMPIAN

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INJURED
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BLOEMFONTEIM, S u t h
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Radio ancf heatar
Africa (UPII - A pulled leg I
61 Olds 98 2 Door
muscle has driven Mrs. Mary
H.T. At trans. All power,"
Rand, lhe Olympic
radio and heater
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champion, out of •·
63 Mercury ,.,U"";~
on a Soutll African tour.
4 Dr. Auto. trl{lt. Po~~, ,
NallonaJ 1..eape
ed Gr.auslark woo hts race at lake a :J.I_Iead Ia thatr
Tight penoant races are Detroit another two poinla back PLAYOFFS SET
Tbe Englishwoman. who
steering, . rallo &amp; heiter ·.
w.. L.. Pet. Keeneland but Moccasm auf. playoff senes...:__
predicted for both leagues witb at 195.
HELSINKI, Finland (UP!) - expected to lake pari in seY•eral
63 Thunderbird
SL ~uls
18 9 ,667 fered the ftrsl defeat of her
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Top-seeded Peland mauled Swe- events bere and again on
H.rdtop,
power Jteetino,
N Y k
I• 10 583 oine-raca career m ..other CHJCAOO -Delrotl
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San Francrsco wao a mare den 7H5 Sunday In a
...... bsd
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pow.r
brakH,
power wi~
ew or
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,;•uuuay,
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15 II .577 race.
tiS NJH._ p ayo. oeries_at
so I
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lion round of the
Sunday In the IOO.yard dash dows. 2 Dr.
206
190
Atlanta
14 13 .519
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wtth Chlcll80 by biBSu'lg
totalling
pqmts to
Basketball
wben she pulled up lame and 65 Ford Gal. 500
Houalon
14 14 ~ BATON ROUGE, La. -Willie Black Hawks H.
lhe Atlanta B~aves and 189
ships. Fin1811d, wblcb
walked off tile track
2 dr. Hordtop, 289 ·~~~~
rh1ndard triM, Radio
13 13 .500 Davenport equaled the world
Pitl&lt;burgb
tlltrd place Cmcmnau.
Germany 117_54 In
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Chica8o · .
13 14 ..a! record of 13.2 for lbe 120-yanl
Tight pennant raeea
other aame of the day,
11
65
Ford
Gal.
500
; ~.
PhitadaJphla
10 16 .385 higb hurdles
lbe Fcllcan
for botll circuits with
Poland today to determine
Los Angele'
10 16 .38S Relays.
Mrs. Fred Dea• and daugb· leam.s listed in league
which will enter the finala
Cincinnati
10 20 .333
ter, Dana. of Scotlewn, were lisled o• top on
Milan Aug. :13-28.
A~an Leape
BRANDON, Fla. -Mike Bur·
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Bar•· ballots. Oddly enough, tile
loR set an Anierican record In
b
w L. Pel . .
·
hart.
lhat came oul f~sl I• I e JUNIOR BASKETBAlL
Chtcogo
· 21 7 750 WUIRlDg the !,1150-yard freestyle
Mr. and Mn. Tom Wells re- consensus did not collect tbe M A N N H E 1M, Ger·ma1ny
·
event dunng the Nattonal AAU Mr. and Mra. Harold Gillogly
1 · 'ted Mr and Mr~ grealesl number of first place !UPI) -llaly edged Turkey
New York
17 II .fi!YI Men's Swimming and Diving and Vicki and Bruce of Carpen· ceot Y
son
votes
so Sunday to wlo tha lnlll'llaKansas C1ly
14 12 .536 Otampt'onshl~.
ter were recent visitors of
eeves
rt
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Mr· and Mrs· Robe Duncan San Francisco was pickl!d
tiooal Junior Basketball Tout- Pome
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Baltimore
14 12 .536
llrmday
parents, Mr. and Mrs,
California
15 13 .SS6 AUGUSTA, Ga . ...,Jack Nick· Russell.
Mr. ond Mrs.
finish first by only four
Tbe Italians took a
roy
Minnesota
I5 1.• ,...,.
evemng ·
20 lead Inktbe first
Mlddloport
••• laus, Gay Brewer and Tommy Mr. and Mrs. Harley
and Mrs while Cincinnati was
off
. ball and
11
Delroit
13 12 .520 Jacoba dendloc.ted lor first of KaiiBtllJa were recent
Mr~~ar~ .':"?:tn ol car: number one by eight · ;,~aTur~~u~p::rtS~In~g~,_ _ _
Cleveland
II U .4G7 place Ia tha Maslera after the ors of hll brother, Mr.
ster ra gue 19 of Mrs. and Mlanta seven. The Giants,
Washington
S 17 .320 regulation 72 holee.
Mrs. Charley Smith.
~~I i.!:.':th re:,ently.
however, gained sufficient
Bo;toti
8 19 .296
Mr. and Mrs, Larry Barr and Recent guests at lit! bome of condary support to amass the
Sunday's R!salll
MILANO MAJUTI'IMA, Italy Davtd of LangoviDe were·
and Mrs Waggoner were htghest point total.
New Yorl&lt; (N) 6 Balllmoce 3
cent visitors of her parents,
cbUdren·· Mr and Mrs. Baltimore's case was muc:bl
Boston 6 Washiogton I
and Mn. Howard Thoma
Clayton Wagg~ner '61 Columbus. tha same. The Orioles were
CaUfornia 6 San Fra11&lt;lsco I
Palricia.
George Wells o! lllttland vis- tabbed first by seven author!·
CinclnnaU 9 Cblcago A 3
Mrs. Geneva Shumate
Sunday with Mr. ·and Mrs. ties, one less than Detroit.
Los Angeles 6 Cleveland 0
POMEROY LANES
eeveral days with her
Jones, Mr. and Mn. The complete order of finish
Ok.lahoma City I Detroit 4
City Leagae
Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Wells and Mn. J 0 h n lor the two leagues was u
St Luuis 7 Kansas Cily 6
Mareb II, 1961
and Gina.
Stout.
foUows:
Minnesots 8 Houston I
Potato Mr. George Warner
VIsitors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl ...:..:_ _ _ _ _ _ __
New \'ork A Z Atlanla I
Pomeroy Cement Block
McGrath were Mr. and Mn. ENGINEER ARRESTED
58 home TUesday from
Cbieago N 3 Tacoma PO. I
H &amp; R Firestone
52 Memorial hospital.
Larry McGrath, Shade and Mr CIDV ASSO, Italy (UP I) -A
Philadelphia II Pittsburgh 5
Rawlings Honda
Mary
Ruth
Barnitz
of
IJnroln
and
Mn. Rlcltard Nutler; TUp- loemotive engineer w b o
44
Syracuse Ball Park
44 H•lgbts was weekend visitor
pers Plains.
.
freight colUded wltll a
NJH. Slaaley Cup Playollo D. &amp; D. Bar
ber
grandpm:ents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mr.
and
M,..
Arth\tr
Gibson
passenger
lrl!,ln ,Sf!turday nig~11,1
34
(Best-ot...ven)
Middleport ~1. Store
Chesler
on Mr; ;,and Mrs. Wag- killing five personscl,lar!!ed I
32 D. H. Robeaort IIIII
SernJ.lfniJ "rles
High
Game and SerieS- Morrla.
whO are lmprdYing.
arrested today atid
W.2 L. Rlehard Davis 244 684. f!igb Mr. and Mrs. Joe llalfleldi-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;Mra.~ Jobo Stoul
with running o red atop
Montreal
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Game
Serles
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were
weekend
vlaltora
of
lll•lr
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Tordnto0 2
n.
1 81 k ..., 2645 · daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rlcbanl
W. L. eroy ....mea · DC • -•·
• lOilertl and Valorle, of Jackson.
Chicago
I I W_. La•· u•-ed Leapo .
Detroit
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Morell II, 1111
~Ucm:AND, N. Z. (UP!) ~-'JitJtr . . . .
Detroit 7 Chicago 0.
Woo IMI lle\'utation, New Zealand's lop
Cislrii(IIIJ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,"' -~- ....
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·' 16· .s iJ.yelai-oia · i'ICellri, laDed
. ONLY.
lAP GoLP
Gutterdusttrs
·12 .t· ·· f'elet'I!WJ eramlnatlon Sunday ·
,TOKYO ~UPI) -1111gb Boyle, Team S
II 10 ' ~ !II!;sale It an Amerlc..
. . lloim - lol- ...
· tu t11 tZOOO
an Irishman pro at a London Team 2
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' drjilr!i ··rqe, won !be fiS.OOO Gassera . • ·
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SAVINGS &amp; LOAN
Y6l!tlrul Iaterutlonai 6pen High Game - Mildred 'Jieo!j; ' - ·:, .'idl iblielhfnl
Golf T~ 8unday by Ill%, Ron Deem, 320; High aef. wrol\j· Willi " lftt eolt'1
U!o ...111!1.ito ' l I k Of! • ....
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, .Wor Auttralll'• lea - M~!d J~cboa, 111, Mae muiicJe •iCtlorli' Jntl lht
300 SGC011C1 k-Wft•t_ lva ·2..zl· l'l~ftaliil!ili~-L.
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Sawyer, IlL lila!'.'Team Game eate ltOaded&lt; by J.
·DAVI OHU
,8~~~;,;:;·~~- !be - Gassen, tll:l; ·Hlch ~m New Yeit ·wilbdreio lli
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whole bouse
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limber alone. Marion Reyn- 12S5 Corwin Avenue, Hamil-

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age and water. Brown's Trait..
iiN TinS day April II. two er Park (State
Approved).
yean ago tiate Rebert M. Minersville, Ohio. Pllone WY
. Cowdery dep.arted this lile. !1-3324.
1 15 tic
Tbey say time heals all sor- Tl
row, and helps W!l to forget. I J~E and four room ~~~But time bas only proven how I mshed apartments. AU utilities p.aid. Phone WY 2·21'16.
muchwe mis sh im yeI.
God gave us strength to face
ll and courage to bear the p. m. call WY 2-Mit.
blow.
1
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But what II meaRI ·"' lose NORTH 2nd Avenue, Middle111m, ooly God WJU ever port f rooms and balb apart. t. Enttl!at)'
!mow,
ment. Newly decorattd. 140 3. street or
blfhW&amp;J'
The Family
a montb. Walter Crooks, WY
4.
NeJchbor ct
4 11 Ito !1-3631.
1 30 tic
Ill.
.....:.._::.....:.:::
for l.nse
TRAILER LOT. BullaRd, 11ft O.Piuterll..
lllllortal
mileo from Pomeroy. 1'llalle &amp;D!P"
7'11 by II and '175 by II Celebrl- SH Z.50l3.
I II !Ole
ty black llrea. Fin! tire,!;:;;;=~==;-;;--=
- ROM's llow ta 110111 Its
fiUI, second lire $20.1S. EJ. Nl~'ELY furnished 2 bedroom DAIL1' CIIYPTOQOOTE
.t.li.\'DLBA.t.li.B
Ira rim $'1.50 ..cb. Newell's lp8rtmenl, Mlddleport WY Z.
II LORGI'&amp;LJ.OW
Sw!oco, Cheater, Ohio.
3114.
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ALIGNMENT

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EXPERIENCED

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wife
10. Golt mound 35. Tbe
17, Business abmUsic
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SALE - 4 bedroom
110 Blory house, ltb
New Haven, W. Va.
down payment, take
loan. Contact Mrs.
Rol1ert I
Stout, WY UIIYT daytlmea .,, rNew Havea 1111!1-3145 ever1ingo.

Blaettnars
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USED

PIZZA
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•u•ale, mushroom. him or

HOME MADE TRAc:TOR,
tires, llghta, horn and brakes,
bul needs tuned up. Pho1oel
8H 2-5531.
4 I 6lc

Auto Salea

Ridge Keno
Society NottB .

·SPIN£1' PIANO
SIO.OO Do.Wn .

Only $121 month .

$296

WINNIE WINKLI

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cyliader, standard
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MY HlJSeANO I!!·
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for the three L'a, X for tilt two 0'1, etc. Single letter-. .,_.
trophla. the length aM tonU.tian. of the word.l are aH hint&amp;
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menta. WY ..6434.
12 1 tic
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MIDDLE-A&lt;!ED LADY to UveiMIDDLEPORT, modern
UDQI'K1'0 BA7K.t.70AB BBA WFYA
ln. Gtnerll b9usework and IUmlshed 1 rooms m1 batb
em ol elderly lady. GilOd aplrlmelll. Low UliiiUes. B1'BBQ \'BI'WB ZVI'01' XCIOA
home and waceo. Call WI • Coati Bulldinl. WV Wlfl
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GIIWIIo ....U from 9:30 lo S·TWO TRAILER SPACES for ll'l.t.&amp;CX
... . , . I week. Must bE&gt; rent rn the VtllaKt ot Mtddle.
lato"t""' ~ OI7R AC'I'I AIU&gt; 'I'HOUG!l'l'S
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HOLIDAY TRAVELER

SURE.
HE'S

OVER 20 MODELS ON DISPLAY!

REGISTER FOR PRIZES

Join The Fun ••. See Us At

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OF FIVE OOLLAR~!

'1'00? WA! YOU corJT
HAVE TO 8£ A BANKtR

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WHEN 'rOO 'SEE a./E. WHAT

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Ol&lt;i\Y, FlOC! ~ti\T!
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REiJERSIIJG YOUR

COTTON-PICK!~'

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DICK TRACY

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W1TH Tf.IE HORSE · ANO ·

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DO THAT!

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LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE

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SOON

WHAn
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WHIRl?

All NiW Ridlalilr Sho.2,

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cuttinga. WiD buy · hldea
ery Monday. Phil Meier, Pb.
WY 2-;1510.
9 18 tic

ecor eTruck eHNter
Core • Bulldozor
eAny TyJIIl

Loc-

OOMPLETE pest and
eonlrol services. 20 years
perjence. Roaches, rats,
er household pests. Free
ttmates and Inspection.
III08DM!R. New termite
lrol plan. Meigs County's
illd
ly bome owne4 eompany.
your cbolce
bull. Curtis ' lied Pest and Termite
Breeding Service (Dairy
lrol Company. W · W.
Beef). Call IIHII2-228t or St., Pomeroy, Ohio, WY
~~~
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WHO?
lounclon l•pondlnt Hit

GoQipollo ....leo To YM

WATCH FOR
OPENING

KEITH GOBLE FORD

.

ence no necessary •
earn over $3.00 per hour aft·
er short b"aining. Local
placement service available.
You d() not have 111 relocate.
Weirted
Buy
For application write Nation
Wide Semi Divisoo, t-o HaeOLD FARMs with timber or' ckl Freight Terminal Bldg.,
limber alone. Marion Reyn- 12S5 Corwin Avenue, Hamil-

!)EIJCIOUS Homemade Pin&amp;,
lito, 7ilo, ODd ...110 [)e.
1au Pin&amp;, 11.50. Jaot'• OW.
.., Bar, Middleport.
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ANTIQUE Furnllllre, dlsllel.
mllcel'- Clll .. wrtll&gt;
For Renl
1111. lluwad Oooll, • ..
I ROOM HOUSE in Pomeroy.
IIIIa Sl.,
4 10 61c
129 lie WI ..2180.
TRAILER WI'S - Free sewIn Memory

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BRAKE SERVIa

lt"il:l8.
47. Sick

age and water. Brown's Trait..
iiN TinS day April II. two er Park (State
Approved).
yean ago tiate Rebert M. Minersville, Ohio. Pllone WY
. Cowdery dep.arted this lile. !1-3324.
1 15 tic
Tbey say time heals all sor- Tl
row, and helps W!l to forget. I J~E and four room ~~~But time bas only proven how I mshed apartments. AU utilities p.aid. Phone WY 2·21'16.
muchwe mis sh im yeI.
God gave us strength to face
ll and courage to bear the p. m. call WY 2-Mit.
blow.
1
4 I tic
:OOWM
L
- at tJw
But what II meaRI ·"' lose NORTH 2nd Avenue, Middle111m, ooly God WJU ever port f rooms and balb apart. t. Enttl!at)'
!mow,
ment. Newly decorattd. 140 3. street or
blfhW&amp;J'
The Family
a montb. Walter Crooks, WY
4.
NeJchbor ct
4 11 Ito !1-3631.
1 30 tic
Ill.
.....:.._::.....:.:::
for l.nse
TRAILER LOT. BullaRd, 11ft O.Piuterll..
lllllortal
mileo from Pomeroy. 1'llalle &amp;D!P"
7'11 by II and '175 by II Celebrl- SH Z.50l3.
I II !Ole
ty black llrea. Fin! tire,!;:;;;=~==;-;;--=
- ROM's llow ta 110111 Its
fiUI, second lire $20.1S. EJ. Nl~'ELY furnished 2 bedroom DAIL1' CIIYPTOQOOTE
.t.li.\'DLBA.t.li.B
Ira rim $'1.50 ..cb. Newell's lp8rtmenl, Mlddleport WY Z.
II LORGI'&amp;LJ.OW
Sw!oco, Cheater, Ohio.
3114.
S I He
Oat letter lhnply etandl tor anotber, ln ·thllaampte A t1 ~

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ABBIE AND SLATS

ALIGNMENT

:Millel'
31. Out of

II. Wagon

BARGAINS!

WHR

:U. One ltJnd ol. 31. Ji'erttllur
dub
JB. Ex.change
21. Bupplrt.l
premium

23, Orienltl

PIANO

EXPERIENCED

Jl. A deel'

Wale1
wife
10. Golt mound 35. Tbe
17, Business abmUsic
breVia.Uoa.
Cood-lR.jce ma.t;a
man,
19. MaJ&amp;JlUl
Bhaw-

1

SALE - 4 bedroom
110 Blory house, ltb
New Haven, W. Va.
down payment, take
loan. Contact Mrs.
Rol1ert I
Stout, WY UIIYT daytlmea .,, rNew Havea 1111!1-3145 ever1ingo.

Blaettnars
. 'NY 2-2193

USED

PIZZA
AT

m

GREATEST

Plata or lillb pepperoni.
•u•ale, mushroom. him or

HOME MADE TRAc:TOR,
tires, llghta, horn and brakes,
bul needs tuned up. Pho1oel
8H 2-5531.
4 I 6lc

Auto Salea

Ridge Keno
Society NottB .

·SPIN£1' PIANO
SIO.OO Do.Wn .

Only $121 month .

$296

WINNIE WINKLI

.~binatiou.
•

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'

llzt .Jh to 1.50

CALL W'l..,..
'"""'~-­
Pick At G. I G. CAFI
Ill

'¥·

By IRAHNEI
I'll DIE IF 7l1AT
EVIL .MAIIJ KIU$

IIIII FORD stalloll
cyliader, standard
IIDll. SJI WZ25.

MY HlJSeANO I!!·
FORe WE CAN
ReSCUE. HIM,

ftOMIIOY

==-..-===-;;-==I

ODd four room hlrnlsl&gt;
---.,---~~~21::...:::311tp:::jTIIREE
011 and unlumisbed apart.

Help Wentlld

IUGIIUNNY

for the three L'a, X for tilt two 0'1, etc. Single letter-. .,_.
trophla. the length aM tonU.tian. of the word.l are aH hint&amp;
~ 1111 oode , . , _ 11'0 dlfferenL

menta. WY ..6434.
12 1 tic
.t. ~ qa,~au,.
MIDDLE-A&lt;!ED LADY to UveiMIDDLEPORT, modern
UDQI'K1'0 BA7K.t.70AB BBA WFYA
ln. Gtnerll b9usework and IUmlshed 1 rooms m1 batb
em ol elderly lady. GilOd aplrlmelll. Low UliiiUes. B1'BBQ \'BI'WB ZVI'01' XCIOA
home and waceo. Call WI • Coati Bulldinl. WV Wlfl
J[ • p ]I[ 'I'
P Q C 'I' Cl P I
II .t. II C I 0,3il01 eveoin@a.
i ID 3tcj
J :11 til
GIIWIIo ....U from 9:30 lo S·TWO TRAILER SPACES for ll'l.t.&amp;CX
... . , . I week. Must bE&gt; rent rn the VtllaKt ot Mtddle.
lato"t""' ~ OI7R AC'I'I AIU&gt; 'I'HOUG!l'l'S
...... hooeat. Murl's Drive port Coli WY !1-3344 or W\ ltl:~T BJ11 DETERMIM&amp;D BY CIRCUMSTA:NVBlS,-QMC.
... IWaa, W, VL Plume 773-1 Z-2181 or W'i !1-3800.
1 IAN
.(C 1111, Kl.q ~rtl 1,-ahtt, l'lc.)
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NO. 291

TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1966

FIVE CEM'S

Issue Aire

'
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Top notch s)Y.i~~ tailor.
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POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO

·slacks

done just like D . .: ./i hiH

elastic super quality ·~HI!I·
ta~' waistband-~ !Or

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kei!ping shirts
two front swing

pl~s

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easy care fabrfcs ma ,these
slacks sure Winners. ln~smart
Ivy colors, llttlt ~·· Ill·

landed blind slacks,

UX/7.
See aD of IIi Other

sizes

troaHI'S

for boys, Siie.s 3 to 7. Allo
a fine group of boya: sbOrtl 1

short sleeve sport sblrtl
•lack and lhirt sets, knitted

ghirts, underwear, swlm
trunks, jarkets. On Sale In
the mens and boys depart·
menton the lst··~r.
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POMEROY

Buddhists Boycott Brass

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PLAY THE FABULOUS

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WORLD
OL

NOTICE - Our•!tONUS
BINGO gonil oncls Oil
llprll 16. BONUS BINGO
Prl10 Sllpa PROGRAM ,
No. 50 moy bo redHmtcl
far cooh pritl through ·
Aprlll23, 1966

l

For the next month we 'are specializing in Maytar,

Wringer Washer Service, because we know you'll
be using yours more for spring cleaning and washing. We have a fUll · time meehanie to help out
riilJI now. We'll plclrup and return your washer.

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Ready to use •••

FOR NEW WALKS
Add a new look to your home. Acfd conmte
walks. All work fully guaranted . . . . . &amp;Dd,
eoncrete lltcreases your property's value.

GOEGLEIN
READY MIX CO.
, ... lt.

WY 242M
Mtllollltort. 0.

CMp This Slip
To Help You Win.·

We Pickup
and
Deliver!

LAST
; CHAN·CE.
'·· .
'.· . TO WIN Otft
.

Our Speci•l M•yt•g Servlc• Building

~

We will repair your M1yt1111 or ony wrlngor woaher thot Moyt"l' m1kt1. Mlybe
your wllhor nltda 1 now point jol&gt;-w e'll do thot, too. Cell us IGdoy.
., .

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Phone SH 2-421]

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