https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/88e3ffd46c940f4b77cd36d28c9a0027.pdf 1e47243545efe9b25c537d58b5f13e37 PDF Text Text - AA /l'l/.J, · Mainly ' ' 1.• ', , •.. , . · ,. 1 j. 1thD81Jy Sentinel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, ..'.':" , People In POmerOy dp n t rotary of her dormitory Bar· over the Easter ~eekend Willi . Hm~ Dorm. hit\ parents. Mr. and Mr ~ Mr. and ·Mrs. W!Uiam Lone· James Arnold ~d hll ~ staff, Henderson, visited Sun- mother, Mrs. ):laura Jjra ry day with Mr. and Mrs. FieLC· and other relatives. They also ing lla,wkijls, . .. . visited ·with her parentsk M~ Miss ·carol Soott and MtSII' and Mrs. Arnold Euba~ I Joy Boggs, student nurses at Eureka. 01 Holzer Hospital School of Nurs- Mr. and Mrs. John P~rso 1 mg, spent, the weekend wlt,b and cblldren, Jeff and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calumbas, _spent the wee . S<ott and Mrs. and Mrs. with he! parents, Mr. and Mrs. , Bog~. . Ralph Gilmore. Miss Dianne Criswell, student Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Goodrich at St Joseph Hnsp1ial m of Dayton spent the week~ was the Easter with Mr. and Mrs .. Karl Ow Jl. guest of her p~rents. . . and Mrs. ~a.mes Criswell. More than ~ m111lon women Mrs. Betty Wlihams and Mr. have a bunters llcense Ia lbl i {r(Jfll our BULOVA GRADUATION COLLECTION ~ommat- Bruce Lloyd Easter Sunday..and son, • 'Mrs. James Harl~ I ~~ Easter weekend m field With her son and Mr and Mrs. Jo~n Harley. , Mr. and Mrs.Jl'homos Rue ' and lam,ily. Sue and J T ent•r· l project tamed E~ter SUnday ~lth a ' corrt·spondmg secretary ; Mrs. I I dav of Bruce Gotthardt at thfl reported a record breaking sa le family ~mner at tbeJ_r holllf' 1r. uy Russell, trectsurer , Mrs. J home of his rand~other when the Ladies Auxiliary or on~- Tb1rd Ave. Attending were ! uqMUIY"I•"' Richard Rosenbaum, Mrs. I ' G ' the Volunteer F'ire Dept met I thetr parents, Mr. and Mrs. I BtntJ ~IP i or.! 1n ' fltle 21 1e111r1 Wltdl . LouJS Osborne Mrs Robert Mrs. II . A. Morgan. m the town hall Monday 'even- Hobart Dillon and Mrs. John 'tettow • wftlt•. . Mrs Donley ' · Reibel and 1 umor Mrs. W. A. Morg•n and I ing Ru_ • 0 f Ga111poJ18, ' and Mr. an d Lew" u • guests, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. · Mu. Keith Bowman or Oak Mrs, Jack Carsey, delegates to . , Gotth ardt and son Bruce were The meetmg was ealled tt I . Coun!y Council; and Mrs. Me- Members nf the Wlldwood : Easter dinner guests of .Mt· I order by the president. Ada I:u andh Miss dCharl?tte ~ow: Kenzte Mrs. Roy Reuter Mrs Jumor 4-H Garden club and Its Sl ·k d d an, W o atten s Oh1o Umver With 1 Bulon rou give mo;e and Mrs. Roger Morg~n Hnd : ac . repor15 were rea an Isitv. than a W3tch - you gi~e a fi11e 1 liavmond Bat tv, Mrs. Guy <rum. leade1 s. Mrs. VIctor Hy ~Pll f . M ddl t ' approved and commwJiL'ations i Mr nd M 11ame, excellent workmanship ther and Mrs G E Clark al and Mrs Dwight Milhoan met ami1y, 1 epor · ted a rs. Ron Holley, tnd the distinclioa cl elegant M . M. ·K · . , .• Fndav e'venino at the Hysell ' J\lr, and Mrs. Bernest Bruch were. a.c upon. , Columbus, spent the Easter ' t . . terna es. l rs. J. c enzte was good tastt. . r::o 1 d El . b th d Delb ·t 0 r Quiltmg as a monev making 1 k d 'th h named 0 install the officers at home for a hike to identify Wild an IZa e an t'l • wee en WI er parents, Mr. Come in and choose from out • II .. t . d b' d Mt. V ernon were w••kend effort, whtch was tabled pre-land Mrs Earl Kni•ht Mrs . extensin Bu!ova liraduati oA Ihe llt'Xt meetmg oweJ s. rees an Jr s. . I b ht d • ., . 8 Th la r h Jd . guests of h1s parents. Mr. vtous y, was roug up n · HAlley remained for a week's Collection , I II \H IS announced by Kere regu r mee mg was e 1 be h was selected to be the next ad 1 · · · later w1th Amta Houdashelt and Mrs. Del rt Brnc . " It th at an eye c1JOIC • VJSII. 1• m1 I \" a on · '· t f tl 1 d ' 1 ld b 1 ld · Wed president m charge Members · Rev. A. N. Grueser returna ven ure 0 le 8 ies. Mr. and Mra. Richard Picka wou e Je e:tgam nes- , answered' roll call ~~th their I ed to hJs home Grove City Mrs. Slack, and Mrs. Carrie Iens and Mrs. Eloda Webb VJS· I d<~y and w!th the :sa me helpers I favorite bird A contributiOn I toda y. after spe.nding several Sinclair, Will represent the ited in Columbus over the week· :I r x~tpt ~rs . J~mes JSoulsWby who was made to. Wabkeena 8 naa ~ys with Miss Genevieve and Auxiliary at a meetmg ef the end with Mr. and Mrs. J a n ~~ I rep ~ce rs. ay arner. ture and \'a' lid flower r~serva. l Robert Stobarl. Amencan Red Cross at the Hauck aDd children, f ontnbullons of $24 was made lion C . r.tr. and Mrs. Edwin Living· Epi..,pal Parish House in and 'Brenda A. C. Webb and or pnzes m a poster and es-· ' 1 p Tl ·d 1, Mr. and Mrs. ' Paul Kautz. ' They . Several reports were given ston and Leslie and John of omeroy Oil JUrs ay. . , 1 't I There were 382 Easter has· t were joined th•re by Mr. and i I Jsay. <on ' d' Sor H' h S 1 1 including one on how to lrellt New Albany, Ind. were emor 1g c1oo • poisonous . . d k · B'mg- 1 · 1 umor an bites by P egg~ Mil- en gul's ts of her grandfath- e_1s made and ~old th'1s year, 1' Mrs. c. J . cummmgs, hoan; one health, measles and er, John Frick. lh1s being a gam of 150 over I Hampton, N. Y. I its symptoms, by Palty Ihle Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks last year. Mrs. Slack wishes to I Mr. and · Mrs. William King Pomoroy, Ohio and on flowers,, 'snapdragons, and family .pi Reyaoldsburg, thank everyone who helped and Mrs. Evelyn Lewi• were ! which are good ~~~?rder flowers , spent the weekend with their in any way to make this the In Athens Monday evening to , 10 FUCKI' "I " TONIGHT & THURSDAY · by Linda Hollon. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon huge sn¢cess it was. ' •ttend the Gr411d Inspection of Sm1rt IIIII tvnetion.al. 17 jtwrlt . NOT OPEN Heidi Milhoan demonstrated I Weeks and Mrs. Herman Anyone having empty bleach 1 Athens Chapter, OES. r:~~rwf '. ltll~ ... . il miniature arrangement us· Scholl. jugs (I ql. size and up) they Miss Karen Wagner, daugh· FRIDAY and SATURDAY ing violets and wild carrots in ' Miss Jerri Frick of Columbas will give to tbe ladies, may Jer of Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Wag· April 15-16 ' an antique pitcher, and Kosta spent the weekend wlth her get in touch with any member ner of Bryn Mawr. Pa. spent " JOY IN THE MORNING" i Hysell showed what lo put in • paronts, Mr. and Mrs. Paul and they will be picked up or [the Easter weekend with her (1'echnieolor) Use Our Lay-Away Wi tb Richard Chamberlain sewmg bo!. Each girl receiv· Frick and family. may be left at any member's . grandmother, Mrs. Griff and Yvette l\limeaux ed a chrysanthemum plant ' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kas· home. They will be stored lor I sell in Bradbury. Miss Plan For "DARK INTRUDER" from Mrs. Jaok Robson, region- ~ par and Ronnie of Dayton next year's baskets, ner is a student at Ohio (.Rslie Nielson, Gilbert Green :" dtrector for being outstaodwere weekend guests of their Lunch will be sold by the l - --- · --Graduation Time! lllg gardeners ill District 11. : parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl group at the Luther Jabnston, White, Sylvia Zwilllne, Em1ml· ll SUNDAY, MONDAY •nd TUISDAY Alter the meeting, the girls Parker and Mrs. Amanda Kas. auction sale April Refresh- line Hendrix, Naomi LO~:: pamted flower COillainers for par. ments were served by Mrs. Sin· Ada Slack, and a guest, "''" 17·la.lf "WHEN THE BOYS 10 ~e a local hospital. , Mrs. Hugh F'ergaeson and elair to these members, Agnes Theiss. MEET THE GIRLS" - Terhnit'olor.arne~ were played under the IJimmy, Miss Cleo Parker and Connie Francis, Harn direch~n of Sandra Roush, David King of Columbus visitPresnell recreation Jeader. alter whit"h ~ Sunday with Mr and Mrs Colo"'rciiioriii!Qoiiiiiinsiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!:l refreshment~ were served by Pearl Parker and M~. Fergue~ Mrs. Hysell. son remained lor a week. Mr. and Mrs. Marion How· Dinner Party Given ell of Columbus and Mr. and Mro. Wwter Walker were SunHonoring Birtlulny• day diiUler guests of Mr. aud ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY Mr: md Mrs. Dan Thomas Mrs. James Will and family. of V1enna, W. Va. and Gene Earl Teaford of Columbus Crooks, Ohio State University, was a. recent dinner guest of "ere Easter weekend j{uests of his mother, Mrs. Edith Tea their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ford, Minersville. Walter Crooks. Saturday even· Mrs. Lucy Taylor of McKe•· W88r mg Mrs. Thomas and her twin zie Ridge visited Saturday with :1 brother, Gene, were honored Mrs. Eclitb Teaford. with a dinner party in observ· Mrs. Carl Moore visited Tett d ter test hu prol'en the ruga-ed durab ilit ~· or th~e ance of their brithdays by Mr. Monday evening with Mra. Destmart.ly Btylt-d lln imold roo~truded !hoes for boys. ft>aturin~~: and Mrs. Crooks. sie Patterson. unique P.\'.c.• g u\ e~ . J-'ermll.n<'nll}' bonded to tine llllpt'r leatb~rs . i11e!le p•-muld e.d. sul t'11 wear longer, y ~<l , lh\'y'rt Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ewing liv:htweight and tl.l!'xihle, lrnim old mewn1 lung 'ft'ear! Thomas (Jeanette Crooks), Vi. returned to their homo, AkrOB enna; ' 11ss Rosetta Lisle, Sy· Monday, alter a visit with his • p~ywlnyl Chloride raruse; Mr. and Mrs. Edward sister and brother-iD~aw, Mr. Crook~ and d~ughters, Pam and Mrs. Phil William.... and C•ndy, Middleport, Mrs. H. Mr. and Mrs. CJ.rence BosE. Frutb and Miss Kathryn ter and family of Gallipolis Fruth, Pl Pleasant and Gene spent Easter with her pareats, Crooks, Columbus. Mr. and Mrl. Pbii Wllliamaon. ... , Record Breakmg Sale Reported F B k rom as ets • .. ' • • • I I • " I 1 • 1 OPEN ' • I I MEIGS THEATRE "?~Mel KODAK INSTAMATIC Movia Ciiras! I I 1 • Come in and '"the r,volutionary new KODAK INSTAMATIC Movie Cameras! SGme no-thread, instont-loadintJ c;onv•n• lence you have in INSTAMATIC Still Cameros. Noodepotit, factory·loaded KoDAftAK Movie Cartridges •• , with i...,.. proved KODACHROM! D film ••• also available I I I II I I 30. I ' 'I' . • VOL XVII NO. 293 OHIO THURSDAY. APRIL 14, 1966 Iood Unrest Continues with Ky Probably Target of Coup 1 • A}/, EL8 ERFEL0 S 'I , I 1. ~~::~:lrand'"""M"rs"."R"u"ss..el:l~M:c~D:an~le:l~v:ls-~U~nl:ted:S~Ili:Je~s:.~'""""'""'l .mgThecommittee report ofwas the g1ven by the refreshments weremothers serverl with by , !:\don se<,nd grade M Gaul d Mof Chester. R 1 Gotthardt form. · IJarnf'S• Sonlsby and other offl· Mrs. Don Thomas, Mrs.' Paul[an·d r~o~~ Br~~."e ;e~rned to I I cers eleeted w~re Mrs. John Chapman, Mrs Guy Guinther thetr home, Columbus Sundar•.l I W. Blaettnar, first VICe pre~n-1 and Mrs. Pat Duffy as host-' after s ndin several davs I dent; Mrs. Jay Warner, ,.,.. 1esses. w1t11 h;' motf,er Mrs w. A. 1 ond v1ce prestde11t; Mrs. 1 Atl . 'R d James Soulsby, recording sec- 1' Mo~~~~;e H~~~;. o~a Middleport : retar)', Mrs Leonard Jewell Nature was an overmght guest Satur· The Easter basket Hike Tk b s a en y J • C/ b ' 3!.i I The reward of exceUence . enttne • •• ,rflltt o.· "ii;;:- .o., April 11, 1968 AroliftCJ- And ' , · University 1n Columbus wbere it.c~ with relatives in MII'J" . .Ab·.. 't ' she is majoring in Medical land over the weekellllA ld .. • Technology.: ~e ~ ple4gecl Mr. an\1 Mrs. James rno MI'ddle00 rt ' ilyKappaand Kappa Gamma Soror- and daughterS, Mary a-n d . bas been named sec- Laura- of Cincinnati, visited Plan were made lor lnltia· u· Ilion of three girls at the next'.; ~ling April 25 when Bethel No. 62 of International Order 7) ' Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rob· of Job's Daughters met Monday The Rev. and Mrs, George I •r'"'· Mr Q~ Mr~o: Robert F. evpnlng at thA Pomerov Ma· Siddall 'a~ children. Laura. ' ' - _. " - : -Roberts and daughler Kathy of sonic Temple. Tommy and Timmy, Plat!JI. cuyahoga Fails, were """k· Linda Yost. honored queen, burg, spent the weekf'lld • u-. T.Pn rrflw was elected and 125 for bond Jssue l)Ubllc· •nrl 011 ,.,d .. nf th .. i,. ru~r~>nh: Mr. nrP~ittM »nrl Willi::am Haves with her oarents, Mr. and M'ts. pr;;·id~nt-by the Pomeroy Eie- lty. A white elephant sale was 1;;;d R~b~;iRoberts, ;.rved . •• guardian secretOry i Paul Smart and _qther rela, I, mentary PTA Monday evening planned lor the next meeting. Pomeroy, and treasurer, in the abReuce !fives. Sunday th~y wer~ guests , at the school. Richard Rosenbaum, ~hair· Mr. and Mrs. Melvin van of Mrs .. Mabel Goeg\ein and of het' stste~ artd family, Mr. ' . ' . man of Meigs Local bond ISsue, Meter and son left sunday ior Mrs. Dutsy ~lakeslee who were . and Mrs. Manmng Kloes and Elza Gilmore. preslde~t. con was introduced and asked Cincinnati where they will re- ill. Plans were made to help . ch1ldren, Kenl, Lori and Lynn. ,dueled .'he meetrng whtch op that the membirs help to give side. with the cancer fund tag day on · Others, present were Mr. and ened wtth the pledge . to , Oae all children the best education Mrs. George Powell of Park- April 30. , Mrs. George !Uickett and and prayer by Kermit "alton. p05sible after which he introburg w va and Mrs EJ. A eommunication was read tliY, Melame, Lmda. Dennis /drs. Donald McKenzie thank· duced Dr. Paul Raden of Ohio ~::. Ga~l 0i· Ch~ster visited ,_. coneerning Grand Session whieh land Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Paul ~all who helped w1th the !It· Uni>·ersity, who spoke on Our cently with their mother, Mrs. will beheldlnColumbusJune23 lsmart and Herman Kloes ney supper and Mrs. Elza Gil· future in consolidation, follow· Adam Ebersbach. . to 26 at the Deshler- Cole -Ho- IAthens. more r,oeported on the recent eQ by a questiOn and answer Mrs. Ida Burns .a\1 Mrs. Ad- , tel Election of officers was an- I Mr. ~nd Mrs. Osca~ . reford hop and thanked those period. am Ebersbach were Easter nounced for the May 9 meeting, •and children of Gallipolis who helped. . At the close ol the meeting, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. The meeting closed In regular ed her parents, Mr. and r' r p' I Y(' ; · ~- lidtfd'llu,!i Plan~ .. About ' ~ By Job'; DautJ~~; , Eleels ·. eroy PTA . ·' ' ' See the new Kodak lnstamalie ·Movie C1rneru, ~nstamatlc Still Cameras, Movie Projectors and SUdt Projectors in the Camera Department on the Firll Floor. SAIGON (UP!) - The military government c~Ei\~ lated today to a series of 10 Buddhist demands c; for a return to civilian government In three to mo~ths. More tha~ 20,000 Buddhist sympathizers sta1:edl a VIC~ory celebratton through the streets of Saigon. The promise came in an official decree signed Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu. It did not end Narn's political crisis, however, since many Buddhists still demand the immediate overthrow of the govern· men! of Premier Nguyen Cao Ky. but Saigon remained tense. Tbe bowing to There were a number demands also raised the of • military <OUp to the Ky government. placed government sources they were keeping a eye o~ at least two <'Ommanders whom they peel of uslpg the agitation In plot Bf&inst the governmeoe$ Ky was said to fear the possibility of a military ond attempted eoup against govermnent ·e~en more than Bnddhisis' 4rive. SHII Teaoe victnrv pro c e s sl o ••II - Elber!elds carry a complete selectlon of Kodlll Cameras, Film, Camera Supplies and DevelopiDI Service for Color or Black and !White Film. terrorist Incidents ~::r~:~~~ by Viet Cong trying trouble. American were ordered to remain in quarters, Only military jeeps were in the streets they kept their distance. Terrorists today hurled hand grenades at military and stations, staged gun haUics In the streets and stabbed an American. A woman and · were wounded in a explosioa outside police station and three aollliersl four .civilians were t)Vo grenades were IOi!tedl a taxicab window. · Mar!Ae Private Roger E. HtU,suo1 Mr• and •Mr •. Ju1. taa Hill of Syncnoe, has fll'8dUated from Marhle recrult training at the Marine eo,. Recruit Depol al Sao Diego, Calli. ----- Hamden Men Have Bad Day OnRoutel24 Elberfelds In Pomeroy . _ I WESTERN AUTO'S Open Friday Night Til 9 Unimold constructed to I a /onnef Of Poster, Essay Contests Meigs Local School District students 1v111 partlclpaf4 in Poster and Essay contests in connection with tlwj Bond issue to be voted on May 3 accordiog to Laura Harrison, chairman of the PTlPTo oom•alto DINNER SERVED DINNER GIVEN Mr. and Mrs. Pat Patterson Mrs. Adam Ebersbacb enter· entertained with a <andleligbt tained with a cliiUler Saturday dinner at their hame iJJ syra evening at her t.ome, Mulberrycuse Easter. Gue.sta were av, Present were Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Sisson, Ernie SissoR Jr., Melvin Van Meter and 10n, Joyce Brace, John Cleland, and Miss Sybil Ebersbach, Mrs. the host and hoaless, Mr. and fda Burns, Miss Bernice Mra. Patterson. Durst and 1lie hostess, ./-~·' ~. !" THURS•••·fRI. ··SAT. ··APRIL 14-15-16 SHULER'S GROCERY Wl9-3226 STORE HOIIlSa ANTIQUITY, 0. Register For Free Door Prizes SPECIALS THURS.· FRI.· SAT. DOMINO SUGAR 5 lb. 55c Southern Roll OLEO _ 5 • Y2 lb. rolls 47c FIRESIDE CRACKERS _ 2 • 1 lb. boxes 45c Thank You Cherry PIE FILLING 2 cans49c POT PIES 3 for 49c Reg. 59a ANGEL FOOD CAKE 39c Reg. 59c POTATO CHIPS 39c FROSTIE ROOT BEER carton 27c Reg. 39c BAKE 'N SERVE BREAD _ 29c Broughtons ICE MilK _ 2 • Y2 gallons 89c ' " Thunday&".filcfay · 9·A.M. to I P.M. PAno SIT .. ' ... ' liCTCLE . ,, . . ·' ·WESTERN AUT.O: "HOME OWNED and OPERATED BY DON and EDNA I ' f..•_ N.-2NQ. AV£.. ' ~' . . ~J•....,,,J.H. ·"- . , i f ,'' s.tvnfey.9·AA\·fO,f ,tJi"' ' ' ..alii- Ia.•• 10c 1~.11 Celery 19c hnch.l CASH PRICES ONLY W. Reserve '111e Right To Llmlt QuanUtlei WASHINGTON - THE my was repottal today to pl•lnf lliree new officer dldate lcboola at Forts anCI Eustis. In Virginia and at Abt!ldtt.i'.flrovlng Ground· in Maryllild. Slmlllr ll'litiOII, · -•Jde JSweeh prqdlil!lfoD , 2nd ~~ operate ' at . Ftl'ta e4 Cloldlm 1n Georila. !M<Ji.>~ Fl. , llllvoir, Va., I n: h. Knott, Ky. ' �., • ' '', I ' H~JISton Rips Koufax, Dodgers · D.efeated; THts··WEEK Giants Whitewash Cubs 4-0: Pirates Win .•a.•....... ~u~ • !!sndy ~u Is in the "tired/ stage." 1more In the third, lhree on Joe Cout To VIeWy belted hiJ oeeonct tf lbe year In other National LeaRUe !Morgan's roundtr.ioper. The / Leo Durocher'• crew m111-l with • man on tn tM thlrtl and lltolljtl' llian ev..-. games, Pittsburgh blanked Dodger hurler got himself in aged one more hll 'ofl BoUn but drove ID on...··· --f~ iJ,; Houston nked Koufax for Atlanta !HI, Philadelphia edged hot water in the lblrd when he one leoo run. The akle ll'lll1ng nigbl five runs and five hils before St. Louis 3-2 in 12 Innings and fumbled a grounder for an righthander, wbo completed , He was yanked m the fourth New York was rained out at error, making all the runs in Ionly two gameo aU llat ......,, The win wao ''"" 1 lOth In a Inning as_ the Dodgers dropped Cincinnati for the third straight the iJming unearned. , whiHed nine u he coaoted 1o row over 1 two-year opan that • . 7-6 deciSIOn. Bolin, wh earns day. "When AlstOn suggested 1 go . victory. ..le~s back to the mlddle of constderabty Ieos than his Los AL Games out, 1 wasn't about to argae I Atlendailce dropped •harply the M campaign. Ills lut Angel~ colleague, guided San Baltimore whipped Boston 11-1 with him," Koufax said. Phil! from oper.lng day levels but Isetback came at the hancb of Franci,sco 1o a 4-0 whitewash of and Minnesota beat Kansas Regan followed him to lbe nowhere u dr&~Ucally as in j tbe Braves in Mllwaukee lut C.hlcago, ~atierlng four hits & City 5-3 in the only American mound and allowed only two AU&nta where liO,B'Il oaw the , July. The. winning pitcher on 1 fanning mne. LeaglU! activity. Detroit at New bill In five innings. Southeaat's first major teague that occliBIOD WOI Ken Johnsoa Even a miracle man like York and Cleveland at Washing- Bolin 27 ed both game Tuesday and 12121 and, tronlcallr, he was the tooer ~pufax can't prepare him· ton were rained But. California starter 'and 're~ever last se:Ona watched the second. Both ~es Wednesday Dlght. self for a ,!Oason .with leas and Chicago w~re idle. became m 1 n a g 0 r Herro..; the Bravea toot. PlnchhiU.r John Jlerrnl!leln than two ~eeks trammg. Sandy Rusty Slab s omgle. off Franks No. 2 man behind JuaR Wednesday night 11 waa singled in the 12th inning to just wasn t ready Wednesday rehever Ron Perranosk1 m the Marichal as a result of Bob Vernon Law the National k k Itt R' h' All night and didn't try to alibi. ninlh scored Chuck Harrlaon Shaw's prolonged boldout. Wed- League's co~back player of noc Ic Ie en who "'I c~uldn't throw the hall and snapped tH deadlock. Jim nesday night he proved just aa liiW, wbo applied the whilew· smgled wltb two out and stole where . I wanted it with Owens, the third Aslro pitcher, tough on tho Cubs as Marichal ash, pacing four hila. Willie second. Former Cardinal hurler anything on it," the Los got the win. was opening day when be Star~ll, the Piralea leftfielder Roger Craig picked up the win. Angeles lefty declared. "Ap- Koufu gave up a single run slopped Chicago on three bill, who won Tuesday'• conlelll Rnoklt Dennis Aust took the f!8rently, I'm in the tired arm In the second inning and IIIUI' 11-1. with a 13th lnD1ng bomer, toso. II I'm s1age and Bob Bohn feels n,,;, I I I I I' Rohinson(s) Pace Oriole Win With HRs By JOE GERGEN UPI Sports Writer •• ·' year," Oliva commented during second consecutive game by1a tw..run homer oft RotHe spring training. thrashing the Bostoo Red Sox S. Sheldon in the first Inning, and What he does still do, I in tho only other league Oliva followed with his sameTony Oliva, who lerrorized however, iB jubilantly attack encounter. Two gam-Detroit winning blow. American League infielders in pitchers. A two-time balling at New York and Cleveland at Palellll Re<ovored 1965, has decided to concentrate champion In his first two years Washington-w.,.e postponed by The game also proved that all his energies against rival of play, Oliva crashed a three- rain and Chicago and California Camtlt Pascual bas completely pitchers this season. run homer in the eighth inning were not scheduled. recovered from the lhoulder A!Utough Oliva hit a leagueWednesday to lift the defending Zollo Versalles. the junior mlaerle1 which plagued him leading .321 for the Minoesola champion Twins to a 5-3 victory circuli'• Most Valuable Player last year and caused him to Twins last year, he worried over the Kansas City Athletics last sea sen, began the uprising miss Ute second half of the infielders more than pitchers and a first place tie with with a twiH!ut single. Versalles aeason, Including the World because he had a dangerous Baltimore in the AL chase. raced to second &Ll 1 single by Series. habit of letUng the bat fly out The Orioles also won their Sandy Valdespino, 'Vho had hit Paacuat, the a"" of the Twins' staft in previous seaDaily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 14, NBA Playoff !itaJidlac• sons, hurled eight mmngs By United Prell IDtoraatwaal before being lifted for a pinchEaaleril Dlvlsloa hiller and received credit for New BHkf.stvea the victory. Allhongb he wasn't By United p,... International W. L. overpowering, allowing etght 1~Boston l I hill and all three rurJS, he Amerlcoo Philadelphia I l appearo ready to make o Baltimore 2 0 1.000 I.Ciinched series strong C81ltribullon to Minnes• Western Dlvhlon ta's pennant effort. Frank and BrookJ Roblnaon Chicago 1 o],000 MILWAUKEE <UP!) - The successfully sued the sporl W. L. eacb bomered for the oecond Washillt!lon 0 1 000 II\ cboice today was up to basebsll under any antitrust law. Los Angeteo 3 3 time In as many days and New York ·o 1 . 630 1~ -the Milwaukee Braves in 1966 Baseball has claimed lmmunl· St. Louts I 3 pitcher Jim Palmor aided his WednOiday'o Reaaltl California 0 I .OOo l II or the Milwaukee Brewers In ty from federal antitrust laws twn eaul!le with a two-run Boston 0 2 •1110 z 1967 · 1 under a 1922 U.S. Supreme Sl. Louis 131 I.G& Angelea 121 circuit Itt the Orioles' easy win. (Only game ocbeduledl K>nsaa City. . 0 2 J100 . 2 However, the sport vowed to Court decision, but Roller Start Homer llorrago · · · · -· continue Its court fight in an that sam~ decision to rule Frsnk, acquired from the ABL Pla,.n SlaDtllap Wednes.iay'o Results effort to keep It the ,. Atlanta heh had jUrisdiction in the case. Reda over the winter, rocked 1 e 1922 decJSI~n sa1d By Ualted Pft11 lntoraatlolal Boston otarter Dave Morehead · Baltimore a· Boston 1 Braves" 'forever and eomple~&Minnesota 5 Kansas City S Jy remove from the major ~asebaii was ~n mtrastate, lleriet A for a four.J>agger in the first Detroit ~t N.Y., ppd., rain leagues the ''miracle city" of . mterstate, busmess. Best.of.Sevea Inning and BrookJ lmmedialely Cleve. at Wash., ppd., rain the 19508 Ba,.ball Commissioner W. L. followed with a similar blaot. · !Only games scheduled! . . · tiarh Eckert and National Rochester I 0 Palmer tdded insult t. injury Tbmday't Probable Pitcher• ~;rcuitt Jndge ~!mer W. League President warren GDeo Quebec 0 1 ill lbe next frame to sJve the Delrolt .a t New Yor~ ~1:2~);·;.- / :~~·~:r~, nth at prece entyter-11etttng along with Braves officials: Serleo B Birds a 4-0 edge. a came a a said they uld peal ••McLain · 1I •~") and Best.of.Five nrarathon 36-hour stint behind deci . t wo th apw•- "'" Palmer, the bright new hope quette (UH81 vs. Stottlemyre closed doors of his chambers sron o e Qcxmsin W. L. of Baltimore'• olarting rotation, (20-9) and'.Frlend (8-12) . Wednesday night ordered Supreme Court. However, Eck· Springfield I 0 went the route and aca tiered Kansas Ciey at Minnesota- Braves to return to Milwaukee ert, Giles and the Braves all Hershey I I five hils. Althongh he walked Talbot OO..iZ) vs. Kaat (111-ll). promised further statemenls Sor1 eight, Palmer blanked the ' o~ May 18 ~nless th.e lea~ue after they had studied the tl C ~aliforilia :tt Chicago-Lopez gives the City an expansion page docu L 178BesHf·Five Boso1 untO the ninth when Cart (14-m vs. Horien (13-13) . franchise lor 1967 before May men W. L. Yulnem.!ki drove in Rico !Only games scheduled) t6. Cleveland t 0 Petracelll with a single. Pittsburgh i I Boston wao cheered by the • Friday's Gamel Vlolalea Act S tO Wed:Doday'1 Res ..tl performance of reliever Keu Ctllifotnia ·it Minnesota He found baseball had : Rocheater 3 Quebec 2 Sanclero, who fanned eight and Washington ·at Detroit . violated Wisconsin's "Litlle Sea~"D · Springfield 3 Herahey % allowed only one hue runner in Boston st Cleveland Aptltrust Act" by "" Cleveland 5 Pittsburgh 2 four innings. New York at Baltimore the Braves to AUanta tOnly games scheduled) result that Ir·' "' ' "" Natioual Lea e commerce within tbe stat~ has guL Pet GB been substantially restrained." W' ' ' In addition to the "come back CINCINNATI (UP!) - II the Pitblburgh 2 0 1.000 ... or else" order, Roller tackf!d 011 Reds' luek isn't any better on Sar Fran. 2 0 1.000 ... fines of 15,000 lor each Nlttlonal the road than It was here. It's Philadelphia I 0 1.000 \\ League club and the pavment likely lo be a long season for Los Angeles 1 1 .500 I court costs. Costs to thP. 1 followen~ of the Cincinnati club. Hrmston 1 1 .500 1 state. thus far, have been After perhaps the team's New York 0 0 .000 1 at 1500,000. worst spring exhibition record In lyJer Crook While Electrlo 1' JR rmcinnati 0 0 .000 t Roller ordered the expsnslon a decade. the Reds have 8 BowlinJ Leape Team 5 6 25 St. Louis 0 1 .000 franchl~ be given either to the strmg .of three consecutive set- The Catch~alls and ''D" Shift High Game - Sieve Van Chirago 0 2 .000 2 countv. which has apnlied to backs m attempting to open the won two poinla eaelt c F Meier, 190, Becky Hawley, 169; Allanta o 2 .000 2 the league lor m•mbershlp, or regular ,..son. guson was hip for the (:.~ Wednesday'• Resalh to an unspecified private I!J'SUp. Wednesday's postponement alit with llltl. Ed '111omaa .., Jijgh Series - Lennie Van Met. .,, 526, Barbara White, 394. . One group, lbe Milwaukee means It will be April 22 before bigh for "D" ilhift with ll$ High Team Game and SerteoN.Y. at Clp., mghf, ppd., rain Brewers, lms applied to !he the le'am's hometown fans will ' Team J, 671, 2014. P.ltts. 7 Atlanta 0, night teague and has been turned )la•e a chance to lbe in The Laborers woa lhree P~ila. 3 St.L. 2._ (12 ins) night Allan H. IBud) Selig, periqn. That's whe':' the ~eds polnil from · ' 'A" · Operation Houston 7 Los Ang 6, night of the Brewers, said retut'p, .home 1o face Pbiladel· with 0. Neal rotting 2t7-af6. D. Bantam Gfrlt Leape Sun Fran. 4 Chicago 0, night gmup was willing 1o spend phia. \ Halfhill rotted 221. R. MitchApril 5, Tbursday•s Probable Pltcbero mlllion lor an expansion The," next Cincinnati attempt ell was higb for "A'' Operation Woa I.G&t : Chicago . at Sah Francisco- . . end would BIBO be to get illto the National League with 32U.I&. Team I 8\i 211 luht (tJ.ll) vs. Herbel (IU). Wltlm.t! to purchast the Bra~es action com., Friday night at "B" Maintenance Won four Team 2 ' I Philadelphia at St. Loulo Milwaukee at a subatan«at- Philadelphia, which went 12 in· polnta from "C'' Operation with Team 3 l\1 6\\ (nll!ht)-Bunnlng (19-91 or H•r· ly htgher~tgure. ntngs to win tto Initial game G. RDey rolllnc 21S-2U • m Team 4 4 7 bett 15-l) vs. Jaster 13-1)) . veral Flnlt Wednesday night. R. Clay wao btlb for ''C" ~ lllgho - Reaa Booth, 127: 2 lbuslon at Los was the first time Manager Don HeHner Indica~ eraUon wltb IIUM. Team • 7111. <night)- Bruco f9-18) vs. f baseball waa found ed he wUl start Sammy Eilts Day MWienlnco ..,. lbe ---(0.0) . o a stale antitrust agatnat the Phllllea. NeW<OIIIer Yard won two pointo eacb. L. lllrly Wodtleoota, Mixed (Only games ocheduled) ou':~de bafirot!.n t:: Milt Pappaa had been ached- Kennedy wu btlb tor t b 1 April I, 1111 ay'& Ga-•a ,. uled lo pitch the opener agatmt Ylrd with 510. P. Ohlllqrer waa IIIII "'" Loll .. , . Frid the New York Mots, but now ts high for . Day Maintenlltee Willi loppen 301; 14% I)Uanta at New York ~·Stan out of the rotation. 218-,., C. Tennsnt rolled 213. KlJill Plllo 24\; II% Cln. at Pblla., night · ,..._ Four Rnaeo 23\1 II% · St. Louil at Pittsburgh FJG.RT IN 11W1!11£N Day Malntenaneo . ...... lilt! K • P't lllo Jill\ Cbt._cag'o at Los Ang., niMh! GOTEIIO'"G s "A" ()per 11oa . Spollen II .. ,. , weden (UPI) a •• .,.,;, ..., aa ~ ijwston at S.n Fran., olgbt - ~~ox~ng · promoter Uwln Leborers ..... ..... ,; ..... 31 oursome IS :at Mlqvlsl said Wednesday nlsbt Ylrd ........... ,;; ~,... ,. •·..., Game - Ann lllrmlng, NEW .COACJt . . beavyweJJht chaJn.. "C" ..__ '........... ' ' .. ..., Tr~ _,__ ••• "'·· ' that I~ ,, ....... "'i""'"ra,wu 2$ ....J ... ._....,.. , .aw; ...,..., lRENTON, N.J. IUPI) ill pion l'l<!Jd Poltersoll will ll'' Shift ...... ,,, ;!.!j; ,, , U% Serleo - Ann Hsnnt.., 811; . Jobs carpenter, freshman b.., I Ill' iWobab])'. ilgbt lhltt 1111111mer 11t "B" Malll!anllq :•'.':!• 11 · ~Kloel, 131; ~ Team ketoall coach at Gettysburg ........... Cltcballl ..... , ••,..,1.,~• ,1J1 . · SpoDen, '101, IIIP ~!lege for the paat sbt yea11, o~ .· · •· ' • • · •· ., r Team Serl" - Kine P1b1, 1181. ~edne:'.day resigned hll post Ill FIGHT DATI SET ~· I.&ND Jlld a..tl Wlllllo!Q -llllltoppero ...;~ch~c~.:ot.Qbto 8accet Rldept rthColle~. HI! wc A8T u, Eltgland .11111or ~~ .. .... I' 1''- ,_,_ . ~ .,, .... COI:Il -Dkll Han of Boatoa' o\fll t, -~ · ..-, ,.r,_ YllqiiOn ' carpenter IUCCeedtt Rldllrd ~ .' Jileel 8rltflb lllhl ._ . W• IMt 14.:W.~.'!f-l · Rart.or. wbo 11iiCDelflut weelt, ~ olt.oalpton adc Colder- Tum I Ia . 10 Not A Cootwtl become head' ' basketball Tltltlt1 tllllk'oqntl bout bon.., Team 3 ·II If ~ c 1o 1o1 Jl~~ . fo ' •'-' n l· · M!ri!.,..,D, ~ l.«wrli Telm f . 11 II Gu Stillleii .. _ ~,.. ltJ4M ~ · Jftli Mid·~· 4"'ttittd 011 . 'If ' lt .. - ...... ,,,. I,.Y, P:. of biB hands and sill all around the infield. ThiB hostile altitude was attribuled to an Injured knuckle on the middle finger or hia right hand, a condition whi< weakened his grip on the bat. 011 Frl ndl T e Y erms Bul an operation during the winter months has re'Stored Tony to friendly term• with the opposition. "! no throw the bat this ,. *LOCAL FEATURES eFifty Years Ago on the River by Ohio River historian Dick Thomas, each Sunday, } ' • Debunking articles weekly from the pen of Meigs countY'i own brilliant Hieronymous (St. Jerome the Translator), 1 modern synthesis of Will Rogers, H. L. Mencken and Ambrose Bierce in unique and imaginative views of America today. .- ,, eAnd many other special interest features about 1 wor1d in ferment and change in the 1960s. ' •c...,• I , .. .. , ' . _, -. i .. " I I Standings Or Form g:!? Team in '67 1------------':.r:~c.. Braves Ordered Back To :~ !! : Milwaukee By May 18th ·' -... PLUSLATEST NEWS R d----e 0pen Away At Home-In the State and On From Home The National and World Scene AND I Bringing to You SATURDAY NIGHT SPORTS! * * *PLUS* * * '* '!'; .,,!'Jib 1 1 ....,_..: . :. '' ' ! .' I { . ' '' . \ ' I 10 u.; f') ',., 1 UPI Briefs ' ., ~ ' . .. , _, .~' BIG 8 PAGE COLOR COMIC SECTION * *ALL*IN THE* * * .I ., .' ,.- iunbaJ! iimts ; imti·ttel': THE OHIO VALtEY·'!'2'!'E.. GREATEST ' ' I ' . ' '' �., • ' '', I ' H~JISton Rips Koufax, Dodgers · D.efeated; THts··WEEK Giants Whitewash Cubs 4-0: Pirates Win .•a.•....... ~u~ • !!sndy ~u Is in the "tired/ stage." 1more In the third, lhree on Joe Cout To VIeWy belted hiJ oeeonct tf lbe year In other National LeaRUe !Morgan's roundtr.ioper. The / Leo Durocher'• crew m111-l with • man on tn tM thlrtl and lltolljtl' llian ev..-. games, Pittsburgh blanked Dodger hurler got himself in aged one more hll 'ofl BoUn but drove ID on...··· --f~ iJ,; Houston nked Koufax for Atlanta !HI, Philadelphia edged hot water in the lblrd when he one leoo run. The akle ll'lll1ng nigbl five runs and five hils before St. Louis 3-2 in 12 Innings and fumbled a grounder for an righthander, wbo completed , He was yanked m the fourth New York was rained out at error, making all the runs in Ionly two gameo aU llat ......,, The win wao ''"" 1 lOth In a Inning as_ the Dodgers dropped Cincinnati for the third straight the iJming unearned. , whiHed nine u he coaoted 1o row over 1 two-year opan that • . 7-6 deciSIOn. Bolin, wh earns day. "When AlstOn suggested 1 go . victory. ..le~s back to the mlddle of constderabty Ieos than his Los AL Games out, 1 wasn't about to argae I Atlendailce dropped •harply the M campaign. Ills lut Angel~ colleague, guided San Baltimore whipped Boston 11-1 with him," Koufax said. Phil! from oper.lng day levels but Isetback came at the hancb of Franci,sco 1o a 4-0 whitewash of and Minnesota beat Kansas Regan followed him to lbe nowhere u dr&~Ucally as in j tbe Braves in Mllwaukee lut C.hlcago, ~atierlng four hits & City 5-3 in the only American mound and allowed only two AU&nta where liO,B'Il oaw the , July. The. winning pitcher on 1 fanning mne. LeaglU! activity. Detroit at New bill In five innings. Southeaat's first major teague that occliBIOD WOI Ken Johnsoa Even a miracle man like York and Cleveland at Washing- Bolin 27 ed both game Tuesday and 12121 and, tronlcallr, he was the tooer ~pufax can't prepare him· ton were rained But. California starter 'and 're~ever last se:Ona watched the second. Both ~es Wednesday Dlght. self for a ,!Oason .with leas and Chicago w~re idle. became m 1 n a g 0 r Herro..; the Bravea toot. PlnchhiU.r John Jlerrnl!leln than two ~eeks trammg. Sandy Rusty Slab s omgle. off Franks No. 2 man behind JuaR Wednesday night 11 waa singled in the 12th inning to just wasn t ready Wednesday rehever Ron Perranosk1 m the Marichal as a result of Bob Vernon Law the National k k Itt R' h' All night and didn't try to alibi. ninlh scored Chuck Harrlaon Shaw's prolonged boldout. Wed- League's co~back player of noc Ic Ie en who "'I c~uldn't throw the hall and snapped tH deadlock. Jim nesday night he proved just aa liiW, wbo applied the whilew· smgled wltb two out and stole where . I wanted it with Owens, the third Aslro pitcher, tough on tho Cubs as Marichal ash, pacing four hila. Willie second. Former Cardinal hurler anything on it," the Los got the win. was opening day when be Star~ll, the Piralea leftfielder Roger Craig picked up the win. Angeles lefty declared. "Ap- Koufu gave up a single run slopped Chicago on three bill, who won Tuesday'• conlelll Rnoklt Dennis Aust took the f!8rently, I'm in the tired arm In the second inning and IIIUI' 11-1. with a 13th lnD1ng bomer, toso. II I'm s1age and Bob Bohn feels n,,;, I I I I I' Rohinson(s) Pace Oriole Win With HRs By JOE GERGEN UPI Sports Writer •• ·' year," Oliva commented during second consecutive game by1a tw..run homer oft RotHe spring training. thrashing the Bostoo Red Sox S. Sheldon in the first Inning, and What he does still do, I in tho only other league Oliva followed with his sameTony Oliva, who lerrorized however, iB jubilantly attack encounter. Two gam-Detroit winning blow. American League infielders in pitchers. A two-time balling at New York and Cleveland at Palellll Re<ovored 1965, has decided to concentrate champion In his first two years Washington-w.,.e postponed by The game also proved that all his energies against rival of play, Oliva crashed a three- rain and Chicago and California Camtlt Pascual bas completely pitchers this season. run homer in the eighth inning were not scheduled. recovered from the lhoulder A!Utough Oliva hit a leagueWednesday to lift the defending Zollo Versalles. the junior mlaerle1 which plagued him leading .321 for the Minoesola champion Twins to a 5-3 victory circuli'• Most Valuable Player last year and caused him to Twins last year, he worried over the Kansas City Athletics last sea sen, began the uprising miss Ute second half of the infielders more than pitchers and a first place tie with with a twiH!ut single. Versalles aeason, Including the World because he had a dangerous Baltimore in the AL chase. raced to second &Ll 1 single by Series. habit of letUng the bat fly out The Orioles also won their Sandy Valdespino, 'Vho had hit Paacuat, the a"" of the Twins' staft in previous seaDaily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 14, NBA Playoff !itaJidlac• sons, hurled eight mmngs By United Prell IDtoraatwaal before being lifted for a pinchEaaleril Dlvlsloa hiller and received credit for New BHkf.stvea the victory. Allhongb he wasn't By United p,... International W. L. overpowering, allowing etght 1~Boston l I hill and all three rurJS, he Amerlcoo Philadelphia I l appearo ready to make o Baltimore 2 0 1.000 I.Ciinched series strong C81ltribullon to Minnes• Western Dlvhlon ta's pennant effort. Frank and BrookJ Roblnaon Chicago 1 o],000 MILWAUKEE <UP!) - The successfully sued the sporl W. L. eacb bomered for the oecond Washillt!lon 0 1 000 II\ cboice today was up to basebsll under any antitrust law. Los Angeteo 3 3 time In as many days and New York ·o 1 . 630 1~ -the Milwaukee Braves in 1966 Baseball has claimed lmmunl· St. Louts I 3 pitcher Jim Palmor aided his WednOiday'o Reaaltl California 0 I .OOo l II or the Milwaukee Brewers In ty from federal antitrust laws twn eaul!le with a two-run Boston 0 2 •1110 z 1967 · 1 under a 1922 U.S. Supreme Sl. Louis 131 I.G& Angelea 121 circuit Itt the Orioles' easy win. (Only game ocbeduledl K>nsaa City. . 0 2 J100 . 2 However, the sport vowed to Court decision, but Roller Start Homer llorrago · · · · -· continue Its court fight in an that sam~ decision to rule Frsnk, acquired from the ABL Pla,.n SlaDtllap Wednes.iay'o Results effort to keep It the ,. Atlanta heh had jUrisdiction in the case. Reda over the winter, rocked 1 e 1922 decJSI~n sa1d By Ualted Pft11 lntoraatlolal Boston otarter Dave Morehead · Baltimore a· Boston 1 Braves" 'forever and eomple~&Minnesota 5 Kansas City S Jy remove from the major ~asebaii was ~n mtrastate, lleriet A for a four.J>agger in the first Detroit ~t N.Y., ppd., rain leagues the ''miracle city" of . mterstate, busmess. Best.of.Sevea Inning and BrookJ lmmedialely Cleve. at Wash., ppd., rain the 19508 Ba,.ball Commissioner W. L. followed with a similar blaot. · !Only games scheduled! . . · tiarh Eckert and National Rochester I 0 Palmer tdded insult t. injury Tbmday't Probable Pitcher• ~;rcuitt Jndge ~!mer W. League President warren GDeo Quebec 0 1 ill lbe next frame to sJve the Delrolt .a t New Yor~ ~1:2~);·;.- / :~~·~:r~, nth at prece entyter-11etttng along with Braves officials: Serleo B Birds a 4-0 edge. a came a a said they uld peal ••McLain · 1I •~") and Best.of.Five nrarathon 36-hour stint behind deci . t wo th apw•- "'" Palmer, the bright new hope quette (UH81 vs. Stottlemyre closed doors of his chambers sron o e Qcxmsin W. L. of Baltimore'• olarting rotation, (20-9) and'.Frlend (8-12) . Wednesday night ordered Supreme Court. However, Eck· Springfield I 0 went the route and aca tiered Kansas Ciey at Minnesota- Braves to return to Milwaukee ert, Giles and the Braves all Hershey I I five hils. Althongh he walked Talbot OO..iZ) vs. Kaat (111-ll). promised further statemenls Sor1 eight, Palmer blanked the ' o~ May 18 ~nless th.e lea~ue after they had studied the tl C ~aliforilia :tt Chicago-Lopez gives the City an expansion page docu L 178BesHf·Five Boso1 untO the ninth when Cart (14-m vs. Horien (13-13) . franchise lor 1967 before May men W. L. Yulnem.!ki drove in Rico !Only games scheduled) t6. Cleveland t 0 Petracelll with a single. Pittsburgh i I Boston wao cheered by the • Friday's Gamel Vlolalea Act S tO Wed:Doday'1 Res ..tl performance of reliever Keu Ctllifotnia ·it Minnesota He found baseball had : Rocheater 3 Quebec 2 Sanclero, who fanned eight and Washington ·at Detroit . violated Wisconsin's "Litlle Sea~"D · Springfield 3 Herahey % allowed only one hue runner in Boston st Cleveland Aptltrust Act" by "" Cleveland 5 Pittsburgh 2 four innings. New York at Baltimore the Braves to AUanta tOnly games scheduled) result that Ir·' "' ' "" Natioual Lea e commerce within tbe stat~ has guL Pet GB been substantially restrained." W' ' ' In addition to the "come back CINCINNATI (UP!) - II the Pitblburgh 2 0 1.000 ... or else" order, Roller tackf!d 011 Reds' luek isn't any better on Sar Fran. 2 0 1.000 ... fines of 15,000 lor each Nlttlonal the road than It was here. It's Philadelphia I 0 1.000 \\ League club and the pavment likely lo be a long season for Los Angeles 1 1 .500 I court costs. Costs to thP. 1 followen~ of the Cincinnati club. Hrmston 1 1 .500 1 state. thus far, have been After perhaps the team's New York 0 0 .000 1 at 1500,000. worst spring exhibition record In lyJer Crook While Electrlo 1' JR rmcinnati 0 0 .000 t Roller ordered the expsnslon a decade. the Reds have 8 BowlinJ Leape Team 5 6 25 St. Louis 0 1 .000 franchl~ be given either to the strmg .of three consecutive set- The Catch~alls and ''D" Shift High Game - Sieve Van Chirago 0 2 .000 2 countv. which has apnlied to backs m attempting to open the won two poinla eaelt c F Meier, 190, Becky Hawley, 169; Allanta o 2 .000 2 the league lor m•mbershlp, or regular ,..son. guson was hip for the (:.~ Wednesday'• Resalh to an unspecified private I!J'SUp. Wednesday's postponement alit with llltl. Ed '111omaa .., Jijgh Series - Lennie Van Met. .,, 526, Barbara White, 394. . One group, lbe Milwaukee means It will be April 22 before bigh for "D" ilhift with ll$ High Team Game and SerteoN.Y. at Clp., mghf, ppd., rain Brewers, lms applied to !he the le'am's hometown fans will ' Team J, 671, 2014. P.ltts. 7 Atlanta 0, night teague and has been turned )la•e a chance to lbe in The Laborers woa lhree P~ila. 3 St.L. 2._ (12 ins) night Allan H. IBud) Selig, periqn. That's whe':' the ~eds polnil from · ' 'A" · Operation Houston 7 Los Ang 6, night of the Brewers, said retut'p, .home 1o face Pbiladel· with 0. Neal rotting 2t7-af6. D. Bantam Gfrlt Leape Sun Fran. 4 Chicago 0, night gmup was willing 1o spend phia. \ Halfhill rotted 221. R. MitchApril 5, Tbursday•s Probable Pltcbero mlllion lor an expansion The," next Cincinnati attempt ell was higb for "A'' Operation Woa I.G&t : Chicago . at Sah Francisco- . . end would BIBO be to get illto the National League with 32U.I&. Team I 8\i 211 luht (tJ.ll) vs. Herbel (IU). Wltlm.t! to purchast the Bra~es action com., Friday night at "B" Maintenance Won four Team 2 ' I Philadelphia at St. Loulo Milwaukee at a subatan«at- Philadelphia, which went 12 in· polnta from "C'' Operation with Team 3 l\1 6\\ (nll!ht)-Bunnlng (19-91 or H•r· ly htgher~tgure. ntngs to win tto Initial game G. RDey rolllnc 21S-2U • m Team 4 4 7 bett 15-l) vs. Jaster 13-1)) . veral Flnlt Wednesday night. R. Clay wao btlb for ''C" ~ lllgho - Reaa Booth, 127: 2 lbuslon at Los was the first time Manager Don HeHner Indica~ eraUon wltb IIUM. Team • 7111. <night)- Bruco f9-18) vs. f baseball waa found ed he wUl start Sammy Eilts Day MWienlnco ..,. lbe ---(0.0) . o a stale antitrust agatnat the Phllllea. NeW<OIIIer Yard won two pointo eacb. L. lllrly Wodtleoota, Mixed (Only games ocheduled) ou':~de bafirot!.n t:: Milt Pappaa had been ached- Kennedy wu btlb tor t b 1 April I, 1111 ay'& Ga-•a ,. uled lo pitch the opener agatmt Ylrd with 510. P. Ohlllqrer waa IIIII "'" Loll .. , . Frid the New York Mots, but now ts high for . Day Maintenlltee Willi loppen 301; 14% I)Uanta at New York ~·Stan out of the rotation. 218-,., C. Tennsnt rolled 213. KlJill Plllo 24\; II% Cln. at Pblla., night · ,..._ Four Rnaeo 23\1 II% · St. Louil at Pittsburgh FJG.RT IN 11W1!11£N Day Malntenaneo . ...... lilt! K • P't lllo Jill\ Cbt._cag'o at Los Ang., niMh! GOTEIIO'"G s "A" ()per 11oa . Spollen II .. ,. , weden (UPI) a •• .,.,;, ..., aa ~ ijwston at S.n Fran., olgbt - ~~ox~ng · promoter Uwln Leborers ..... ..... ,; ..... 31 oursome IS :at Mlqvlsl said Wednesday nlsbt Ylrd ........... ,;; ~,... ,. •·..., Game - Ann lllrmlng, NEW .COACJt . . beavyweJJht chaJn.. "C" ..__ '........... ' ' .. ..., Tr~ _,__ ••• "'·· ' that I~ ,, ....... "'i""'"ra,wu 2$ ....J ... ._....,.. , .aw; ...,..., lRENTON, N.J. IUPI) ill pion l'l<!Jd Poltersoll will ll'' Shift ...... ,,, ;!.!j; ,, , U% Serleo - Ann Hsnnt.., 811; . Jobs carpenter, freshman b.., I Ill' iWobab])'. ilgbt lhltt 1111111mer 11t "B" Malll!anllq :•'.':!• 11 · ~Kloel, 131; ~ Team ketoall coach at Gettysburg ........... Cltcballl ..... , ••,..,1.,~• ,1J1 . · SpoDen, '101, IIIP ~!lege for the paat sbt yea11, o~ .· · •· ' • • · •· ., r Team Serl" - Kine P1b1, 1181. ~edne:'.day resigned hll post Ill FIGHT DATI SET ~· I.&ND Jlld a..tl Wlllllo!Q -llllltoppero ...;~ch~c~.:ot.Qbto 8accet Rldept rthColle~. HI! wc A8T u, Eltgland .11111or ~~ .. .... I' 1''- ,_,_ . ~ .,, .... COI:Il -Dkll Han of Boatoa' o\fll t, -~ · ..-, ,.r,_ YllqiiOn ' carpenter IUCCeedtt Rldllrd ~ .' Jileel 8rltflb lllhl ._ . W• IMt 14.:W.~.'!f-l · Rart.or. wbo 11iiCDelflut weelt, ~ olt.oalpton adc Colder- Tum I Ia . 10 Not A Cootwtl become head' ' basketball Tltltlt1 tllllk'oqntl bout bon.., Team 3 ·II If ~ c 1o 1o1 Jl~~ . fo ' •'-' n l· · M!ri!.,..,D, ~ l.«wrli Telm f . 11 II Gu Stillleii .. _ ~,.. ltJ4M ~ · Jftli Mid·~· 4"'ttittd 011 . 'If ' lt .. - ...... ,,,. I,.Y, P:. of biB hands and sill all around the infield. ThiB hostile altitude was attribuled to an Injured knuckle on the middle finger or hia right hand, a condition whi< weakened his grip on the bat. 011 Frl ndl T e Y erms Bul an operation during the winter months has re'Stored Tony to friendly term• with the opposition. "! no throw the bat this ,. *LOCAL FEATURES eFifty Years Ago on the River by Ohio River historian Dick Thomas, each Sunday, } ' • Debunking articles weekly from the pen of Meigs countY'i own brilliant Hieronymous (St. Jerome the Translator), 1 modern synthesis of Will Rogers, H. L. Mencken and Ambrose Bierce in unique and imaginative views of America today. .- ,, eAnd many other special interest features about 1 wor1d in ferment and change in the 1960s. ' •c...,• I , .. .. , ' . _, -. i .. " I I Standings Or Form g:!? Team in '67 1------------':.r:~c.. Braves Ordered Back To :~ !! : Milwaukee By May 18th ·' -... PLUSLATEST NEWS R d----e 0pen Away At Home-In the State and On From Home The National and World Scene AND I Bringing to You SATURDAY NIGHT SPORTS! * * *PLUS* * * '* '!'; .,,!'Jib 1 1 ....,_..: . :. '' ' ! .' I { . ' '' . \ ' I 10 u.; f') ',., 1 UPI Briefs ' ., ~ ' . .. , _, .~' BIG 8 PAGE COLOR COMIC SECTION * *ALL*IN THE* * * .I ., .' ,.- iunbaJ! iimts ; imti·ttel': THE OHIO VALtEY·'!'2'!'E.. GREATEST ' ' I ' . ' '' �.. I I ' I'. ' 14, 1911$ f-l)ally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Hawks Uipset Laker,.s,, 181-127 BlftRl'& WORLD ,·IT. LOUlS·1VPit,.,..'l.bo Los Th,. d;;.,;dlng g.,n~- j~ fu. ·;ark, bo'W.,v:;:-~;t>iovld~d ~nis, btg!i.,qr bcitb' teiiini.' Allgeles Llkero • lillie series ts Friday night In Los by Jumpln Joe Caldwell who From the final fts1 bl.toro ... their. showdown Angeles. pme with the St. Louis Hawks Schaus oald he "!.~gbt IIIII they may not be able to Wedneoday nlsht's game, •Wbteb steep for days tied the serlei at 3·3, wu "well The Lakefs . built a 3-1 lead of!iciated-fJJr that type of a over tne Hawks in their best-of· game:~ · "' · seven NBA Western Division "It W8.1 a ·sla!ll·bongor !rom nlavoff series and headed tbe start," Schaus said. . ioWant their home court la!!t Player-coach Richie liuerm weekend to clinch the series. of the H~w~s said, "we played The Lakers haven't smiled very fivo gnnd gaines noiv wlth our often since iast weekend. llacks to tht wall. Ttie p~sure The Hawks beat the Lllkm is on them." IIZ.IIO on the Lokers' home Guerin, still feeling the <our! Sunday night and then effects ol a pulled groin further insulted the \\'estern muscle; directed his charges Division leaders Wednesday from the backcourt for 37 night here 131·127. minutes In the bruising g"We m!ghl just shoot a titOe and scored 20 points. BUI practice when we get back " BrJdges led the Hawks wUh Z9. .'d M b of the Hawks' offenaive Laker coach Fred Schaus sa1 . uc popped In .21 enter~n¥ la,i ~G~ ~~ruee Moni• IUid ·..., Lani; bave returned Society [l'OleS home alter a ien days villi wltb tbelr daughters and !amities. Tbey !Irs! visited Mr. and , __.., ~.~~= G~y~~.oonsa~ Mr•· ,Lep!f Masoor ""' 1 Mrs. R'"mfe Wright and soa ol medical patient at Hotz<:r hos- Basse• Va ~t~~· ~So:" right th ""n a! 1 11 · ~~ .~~.~ ~e .~~~~~tJ1,_2~ .:!~ e IIJfl~~' ~.~~~· "''"" ~ltal . , .. . in GaUlpofis for several ~=':'.:::·.....,----- -- ...... - ··- · '~~ ...... · ---nl·· 1 d ·g.... o~.. callers of Mr · las~mhwto . r!llly, wblch , ~r- ~b~~~la~b ~ .::~•· ~"'"r.l'assBt were Mr: .Gralid Blane, Mlcb. ~~- the__~.~?~.!~0_!!~.~! ~" th .. and Mrs. OScar Babcock F~~~;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-; lD!"U,, .WC::U ' WIJ"';a_~~:~ uc-.. ...... ~-:· ....:-,... ·.----..,- -· -· Lo· B"ttom and Mr and Mrs Gr1nd Opening IL.wts' IIIla! .two poinil on free dlv!Bio~ s~m~s, wqn only one ng o . . . . lhrowo. West flniahed with fi!Uile mthe aeneB with Bosl<ln. R.M~;.~~~~~~!. s;~~t~nd CeUa McCoy spent the weekend in Washington, D. c. Tbey were guests of M~s Baibara Post. Mr. and Mrs. Starting Mas" ... ~1nst sar, Dlnaa and Charles, visitL"1f51U ~.:> ed sunday with her grandmoth· CLEVELAND (UPIJ - AprU~; Attendance· Dgures for open· er, Mrs. Florence Sturm, at · sbow.rs might bring May now- lng days began to sa~ , badly Grantsville, W. Va. b 1 th ist 1n brin111ng ilter the 19M team won the Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCa1n ers, u ey pers -e doubleheaders for the Cleveland American League pennant. and daughters, Sherry, Faith, lndlans. · Thtngo beeame so bad that and Amber, and Mrs. Mary . early In 1966 1t was rumored Reed spent Monday evening Last oprlng, the ohowef9 the Tl'the might preler happier with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Clecame with eudJ frequency when bunting grounds. land and observed Mrs. CleBy UDlted PrtSJ Internadonal the Tribe should have been But siX!denly the lans ••me land's birthday. Others there American Leacue playing that the Indians spent to !He and on opening day tlltl! were Mr. and Mrs. ~·~~~·~ II Detroit at N.Y., ppd., rain considerable tlme just dawdling gave their support to the tune White and Mr. and Mrs. · Cleve-. at W3sh., pJ>(1., rain 1 around waiting Cor clear skies. or 44.325. Home attendance I'O.!e Frecker, Charles and Sharon. 1be result was a heavy sched· to nearly one million for the Bult. 220 000 040- 8 8 0! Iule of makeup games and a first time since 1959 when they Mr. and Mrs. Starling Boston ltOtl 1100 001- 1 52 tired pitching staff later In the ltnished in mond place. sar called recontly onDinsmc~•ll ODS Palmer 11-ll) and Etchebar-1 WESTERVILLE Ohio CUP!) season. And the Tribe last season ents, Mr. and Mrs. ON THE CORNIR ren: Morehead, Sanders (4), _Otterbein College received a l 'Ibis season, Jn tWG attempts, raised itself to over the .500 :.~Je:ndoiM:!~~ke:n:vans Magrim (8) and Ryan. LP- formal apology Tuesday from Cleveland has broken even. The mark, a. feat teal hadn't been MDrehead HJ-1). HR~-F. Robm- the National. Collegiate Athletic opener wa~ played Monday, _but accompliShed In four years•. Dr. Harold Brown, President, or the Pomeroy Lions son <2nd), B. Robmson (2nd), Associ~tion <NCAAl for any Wednesdays game at Washmg- Even the Clevelan~ Pollee Club disclosed today that the Club has made donations , Palmer (lst). unpleasantness or embarrass- to~~~ l:f~pon~d. the Tribe"s ~~rt~nt ha~ wa;-r:.-d upth~o to three projects endorsed by the Lions of Ohio. The I . -ment'' that resulted from the rJg ay 0 ~ e as · movmg n ~ns 111 rojects are $20 to the Ohio Lions Eye Research Foun· Kan City OOt 200 ooo- 3 8 1 NCAA statmg the college had home <lpener Frld'ay against year. by ordering remforced I Sation and $20 to Pilot Dogs. Inc., and international re- Mmn. 200 1100 OJx- 5 7 2 1 .1 d to com ly with the 1.6 Boston <outd bring out ~ crowd traf!Jc squads to handle the an· rule that would put the Indians on be~pated crowds. 1 ro s $20 1 Sheldon, Lindblad (41 and a~el f 1 a ~1~n~y fo~ these contrihu-~ Bryan; Pascual, Klippstein (9) scT~~~~e; :rom Walre~ Byers, the warpath and the . club's Acc~rding to City Traffic AS YOU OPEN Your NEW CARPET HOUSE tions has come from the of Cincinnati. and B~Uey. WP-Pascual (!-0) executive dtrector of the NCAA, management at peace w1tn the ~missioner . Sam Skerote~, Club's local fund-raising ac- Smce the Foundation was LP--:Lmdblad (!).~). HRs-\ al· was in response to 8 demand fans. additional pollee! both um- , started 14 years ago, the Lions despmo (lstl. Ohva list). by Otterbein President Lynn W. A look at the record book! formed an~ m plam clotbes, are I tivities. The Ohio Lions Eye Research of Ohio have glven $343.425 00 Turner for a public apology for !shows that as opemng day at: to be stationed at approaches Harry Miller Pomeroy Foundatron substdizes bas1c re- t1: these Universities to prevent (Only gall_les scheduled) the errant announcement. 1tendance goes, so do the In , to k~ep the now of fans and searcb Into the causes and pre-- blindness. N~tioaal Lea~e On March l, the NCAA issued dtans. traffic moving smoothly. vtntioo of blindness. Three State Pilot Dogs, Inc., a non-profJI IN.Y. at Cm ' ppd., ram a statement that Otterbein was For ~nsta~ce,I ~ 1948 ~ I Universities look to the Foun- 1or~anization located in Colum- . -ineligible to compete in the year w en Je n Jan~ cap u~e DISUKED liMOKING dation for sucb. fmanc.ial wist· Ibus, trains and furnished pilnt Jtts. 102 000 120-- 6 12 0 NCAA college division basket- the world championship agamst ence. These are the Ohio Statt ldogs to gmrle the blmd. There Atlanta 000 000 ~ 0 4_2jball tournament because. it had the former Bo~ton BravesKing James I of En~land was Universlt), Western Reserve is oo charge to the blind person Law 11-0) and Pnglla:om: not signed a statement llf com· record - breakmg 73,163_ fans an unremitting opponent INGELS CARPET HOUSE University and the Unirersity fOl the dog or for the training. Johnson, Carroll (4}.. Nlekro , pliance with the conlroversia1 turned out to see th~ Tnbe de- smoking and once vrrote, anoTIY· contributed the Uons (7), Olivo (9) and Tor"e. OP- Iacademlc rule. feat the old St. Louis Browns. mously, ''A custom loathsom:! POMEROY GRAND OPENING • of Ohio help to delray the ex- Johnson (0.1). HRs - .StcJrgell I It turned out that the signed Total homf attendance to the eye, h:~teful to the oo.lle, 8 penses of providing th~ pilot (2nd), Clendenon <1st). statement lrad been mislaid by year also set new mark harmful to the brain, danger620 dog and the training. 12 . NCAA personnel. ~ F~ s Cro d o· OUB to the lungs and, in t Ladies serving the LioDs r('g- Phi(! dlnlnbl~S) The erroneous aru10uncement 1Eve . th _w 5' IJI black, stinking fume tbere.1f, Wed ·' t th a e P Ja ' d th da th OUe n m e n ar-mJss I I h I u ar unc eon neway "J e r- f 1951 thr h 1953 b' hyears I neares t rescm btmg th e 000 101 000 001 3 ll 0 was rna e e y e 1 Federated church were Mrs .. St Lo . Ibe in teamthplayedb. Akron at Ak· toh rr·b oud~ •.~ lc 1saw stygian smoke of the pit lhat • - - - - - - - - : - : : , Clara· Karr, Mr s. Ben J'o, ;P.utz. I . ms ~fcrence · sl"p e to 1 e r1 dmg on wp th()ny to bottomless. " 000ron for e 0 10 \AID 100 000 010 2 10 2 1 1 Easter weekend gue5t.s with Iling, · chairman, and ~s. Lilly Sho t C . (lO) C 1 <1:2) Tournament cllamplonship and ach=c~D ms ey ~ptbeir parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hauck. . r ' rmg .. uP the Cardinals lost, 102-82. pro e I . 11ne, openmg Charles s. Rile were Mr. and , a~d Uecker, . Dalrymple (8); day attendance fJgUreJ rang!d Mrs. Harold Rife and family ISunmons, Bnles (6), Jackson RIDZIK PURCHASED around the 50,000 mart. 7 11 9 of Middlel<lwn, lnd, Mr. and f 8a ! ), Hoerner ' ), Aust 01 and \ WASHINGTON (UP!)- Ste\reif~~~~=~~~~ Mrs. Robert s. Rile and family . McCarver. WP-CraJg (I-ll). LP Rtdzlk, veteran • rlghlhanded I frH Flor1da Vacation of St. Albas, W. Vo ., Ate and -Aust (0.1). (41~Ji~~3.:~··) 1 relief pitcher, was ptJrcheoed Mrs. Ronald S. Rife ond !ami· . by the Philadelphia Phil lies N~f fll ConiHtl OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00 - FRIDAY TIL 8 - SATURDAY T!L 9 000 000 000- 0 4 1· from the Washington Senators ly of Bunker Hill AFB, Peru. CbSFtcago betyOM C1n Go! Ind., Mr. and Mrs. George ( 1~1 1100 OOx- I 6 o Wednesday for "above the Certified Gas Station WY 2·3975 POMEROY E. MAIN ST. Beveridge (Dorothy) and famlS H:;:rgl~~· ~~~~~ (1~81) an~ waiver prices." W. Mlln Street Pomeroy, 0. Jy of Lancaster and Mr. and t'} · . an Mrs. Larry G. Hoilman (Pal· PT. PLEASANT- The firth Haller. LP- Brogl1o (0-1!. ty and son of Albany. annual band dinner - Food RED Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bro_oks of 0-R~ma- will be held Sunday, ~0:· 014 000 Oil- 7 9 0 Albany and Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. AprJI 17 at the Ordnance School · ·. J02 1100 100- 6 6 I BARN Rifelof Albany, R D., called on Cafeteria with serving to start ( °) Jerker, ~ueilar ~4), Ow~ns 7 I Mr and Mrs. Chn r!er. Rife on , at 11 :30 a.m, and continue and ) pateman,kl Koufax, · ' ·1 3 r4 ' werranos (9) and Sunday evening. Burn Bowen tJ p.m. who was home for the weekend The dinner spoosore~ by P-~;;~s ~:~ from the Navy callt.-d on ~r. Band Boosters of Poml l) M · · t H. h h 1 · ~ 1s and Mrs. Charles R1fe Sa~m·day. an 1g Sc oo Will (lsl)' w organ (l t)n st) ' He returned to his o01se in 1fried chicken, baked ham, ' yon s · Pel\llsylvania Sunday. I loaf, corn, peas, green beans, !~d Mrs. Robert Rlre of baked btans, mashed , JJ;ns called on Mr. at1d potato salad, cakes . ~W!'ence Chapman S u Q· and pies, cookies, coffee, iced day afiernoon. Itea, milk and hot bread. Mrs. Ethel Rile hnd James Tickets are priced al$1.511 for ,,Dale made a ·business bip to adults and $1 for children ages Parkersburg on Friday. , 6 to 12 while children under 6 Mrs. Bonnie Varney will eat free of charge if acdaughter, Pamela, called companied by parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife All proceeds from this lbs. ,_ "" recently. ner are used for the betl:ero1ent fAf,JILT CROWH 1'IR Vate11a Is working for of the band. bF Mr... .and Mrs. Dennis Palmer at B.DcM<I - Contribute • • F d Benificent un s To Three .._ ......... ,, .. ',...:;. . . ,., 9 31 INGELS CARPET HOUSE POMEROY I0 d13 •.ns ··n Home Opener T Boston omorrow An Apo}ogy :J :j OF OUR BRAND NEW STORE To The Upper Block ' • BEN FRANKLIN STORE POMEROY 1 1 ,!ring I 1 It • Welcome NCAA Sends OtterbeiD , Line Scores Pomei.oy Li .....,~ ..~, ~...-. · · ~·~ - " ·· ' poln~ after night wlll emerge . game ~ ' for the Eastem subilt!hjle. · ~'·au Je#y.•. Well, who · ~E<llSlern INGELS CARPET HOUSE / II I ! I 220 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY \ Grand Opening Friday and Saturday.. April 15 and 16 ( ( CONGRATULATIONS GEORGE INGELS 9:00 AM TO 9:00 PM-BOTH DAYS I I 1flr. George Ingels Introduces a New Set"~Jiee te tlae Big Bend Area ••• Ingels Carpet Beuse. Associated Radio & TV u. eA NEW STORE e NEW FLOOR COVERING UNES e NEW WILLET BUILT-IN KITCHENS eNEW INSTANT INSTALLATION 'I eNEW BANK RATE TERMS th: •i -=========-!Funds Welcome Neighbor! by Buckwheat Society Notes lntroduring WUlet Kltelaeu I I ,, WI INSTALL! I as•,· J:a.a,: Fi£ hAnn } Band Dmn'er ApriJl7 · SIMON'S MARKET 1 .. ORDER BAILEY'S Says: Welcome I if"""''""""'""''""'"'"""'""' -~le. 0~ hla M. Rife did some work for Mrs. Fay Wnnd Mrs. 0. M. Rife Wnnd were shopping on Monday. Martin was In I on business the RUG CLEANING Robinson ·s Rife who was 90 Pomeroy March 8, is not so f,\iddleport WY 2·5428 WY 2·513D 10 PKG. CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS HER SPECIAL PIN or RING NOW AT GOESSLER'S On The Occasion Of Grand Opening 29 BAILEY'S RESTAURANT POMEROY N·[rPm tlte 8/emmts •••• A Pl:lME INGREDIENT OF VANGUARD'S WEATHER-GUARD HOUSE PAINT 'Illu'• right! And Wathtr·Guard is abo notfd for i11 long lasting brauty. ,.In 11e~ming white and 1pu· kling colon. Emnorniul too, in the lun,e: run! Relll("rnbw Nothing guard1 like Wcad"r ·Guudl <.:omt IIIC us 1boU1 it. 5Lvs. $10·00 Bracelet ·...... · $8 ,. Contth, f-- Gal. $5.84InGallon S.01l, Lett OPENING S;UE1 I \ I . !/ ,I I' I..\ \ I ' I. I :l'· • Y~RD 12 x 15 ROOM SIZI _ 79.91 3.99 I c POMROY Goessler Jewelry Store i!L ,,,..... 11 4& . h 'J .. . ....... -····dclllll: ,!!! I . tel . . . . lll:pl?Jt .... FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLYI Gold Seai7-Cotll Vinyl SQUAll YARD LINOLEUM 12 FOOT WIDI! $,.49 Runnint Pool Carpeting At-Home Service Ph. WY2-5661 ; GIFTS FOR ALL ' A REGULA119.95 VALUI I I I ;i LARGE CAN Ow ................... t.t... will loo IIIPP'I te COIBUA s PRINCESS MODEL Eureka Vacuum Cleaner MGDIL 70S Ne-(ilutlltue ~:•••••rr· lult ,....,. ..._ you wlolt durin, ...... Opo....... DRAWING IATUR· DAY NIGHT...a.OO I'M ~ I· NGELS 2201. MAIN . . .'- li:\ \':Y . ' SEED POT ... ••Ptl'll DOOR PRIZE OPENING DAYS-FRI. & SAT. I • . KENNEBEC , · - ) · J ( a Iorint •• ... • ,..,.. lbs. We Suggest Court St., Pomeroy •• • \ I $249 Ill Nylon & Wool CARPETING Delivery. JiRSBACH HARDWARE .~lt..._l-·rr-. .....---.-­ ,. .......... - fiNs -. -... .... ... . IIIISfliolt 1 •' Mo111rch Flor1l Design SQUARE . t lq. Yd. OPENING SALE! 501 NYLON CARPETING 4 99 { 'I q o . . .. - of endent itomo, doiCTIJod hor dllldf111t • • • "thhse '" lliJ IIM!o.• TOdlfs .,IIIlo! of pfldi In _ _ . , tilt sllplt IIO!IJot'o r~c In WlJUtd flor· entlno ffnllli 14K aoltt llltl smoatll sot with •JIII!t8!lc If ltllllint bhthltofl11 ••• OM fir -.c11 child • • • H ls ., • --.lite •1ft In wiiHe if •olo iir"iold.. c McCOY'S ABIRTHSTONE FOR EACH CHILD from t25 in 14K GoU You Order Now To Assure $6.94 gal. c Holaum or Ad.ms Actu•l Siw Instant Installation I clb GROUND BEEF INGELS CARPET HOUSE HARD SURFACE FLOOR COVERING Armstrong's, Gpld Seal and All Types of Inlays c Make Mother's Day .Special • CARPEriNG Mohawk, Magee, Monarch r ,. ·CARPET -HOUSE· POME_IOY ' . . \ , IN FORMER GlOVER JTUDIO ROOM 'PMQNE WY2-566l .~ I. - He will ...... ""' .... ""' prlcM. �.. I I ' I'. ' 14, 1911$ f-l)ally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Hawks Uipset Laker,.s,, 181-127 BlftRl'& WORLD ,·IT. LOUlS·1VPit,.,..'l.bo Los Th,. d;;.,;dlng g.,n~- j~ fu. ·;ark, bo'W.,v:;:-~;t>iovld~d ~nis, btg!i.,qr bcitb' teiiini.' Allgeles Llkero • lillie series ts Friday night In Los by Jumpln Joe Caldwell who From the final fts1 bl.toro ... their. showdown Angeles. pme with the St. Louis Hawks Schaus oald he "!.~gbt IIIII they may not be able to Wedneoday nlsht's game, •Wbteb steep for days tied the serlei at 3·3, wu "well The Lakefs . built a 3-1 lead of!iciated-fJJr that type of a over tne Hawks in their best-of· game:~ · "' · seven NBA Western Division "It W8.1 a ·sla!ll·bongor !rom nlavoff series and headed tbe start," Schaus said. . ioWant their home court la!!t Player-coach Richie liuerm weekend to clinch the series. of the H~w~s said, "we played The Lakers haven't smiled very fivo gnnd gaines noiv wlth our often since iast weekend. llacks to tht wall. Ttie p~sure The Hawks beat the Lllkm is on them." IIZ.IIO on the Lokers' home Guerin, still feeling the <our! Sunday night and then effects ol a pulled groin further insulted the \\'estern muscle; directed his charges Division leaders Wednesday from the backcourt for 37 night here 131·127. minutes In the bruising g"We m!ghl just shoot a titOe and scored 20 points. BUI practice when we get back " BrJdges led the Hawks wUh Z9. .'d M b of the Hawks' offenaive Laker coach Fred Schaus sa1 . uc popped In .21 enter~n¥ la,i ~G~ ~~ruee Moni• IUid ·..., Lani; bave returned Society [l'OleS home alter a ien days villi wltb tbelr daughters and !amities. Tbey !Irs! visited Mr. and , __.., ~.~~= G~y~~.oonsa~ Mr•· ,Lep!f Masoor ""' 1 Mrs. R'"mfe Wright and soa ol medical patient at Hotz<:r hos- Basse• Va ~t~~· ~So:" right th ""n a! 1 11 · ~~ .~~.~ ~e .~~~~~tJ1,_2~ .:!~ e IIJfl~~' ~.~~~· "''"" ~ltal . , .. . in GaUlpofis for several ~=':'.:::·.....,----- -- ...... - ··- · '~~ ...... · ---nl·· 1 d ·g.... o~.. callers of Mr · las~mhwto . r!llly, wblch , ~r- ~b~~~la~b ~ .::~•· ~"'"r.l'assBt were Mr: .Gralid Blane, Mlcb. ~~- the__~.~?~.!~0_!!~.~! ~" th .. and Mrs. OScar Babcock F~~~;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-; lD!"U,, .WC::U ' WIJ"';a_~~:~ uc-.. ...... ~-:· ....:-,... ·.----..,- -· -· Lo· B"ttom and Mr and Mrs Gr1nd Opening IL.wts' IIIla! .two poinil on free dlv!Bio~ s~m~s, wqn only one ng o . . . . lhrowo. West flniahed with fi!Uile mthe aeneB with Bosl<ln. R.M~;.~~~~~~!. s;~~t~nd CeUa McCoy spent the weekend in Washington, D. c. Tbey were guests of M~s Baibara Post. Mr. and Mrs. Starting Mas" ... ~1nst sar, Dlnaa and Charles, visitL"1f51U ~.:> ed sunday with her grandmoth· CLEVELAND (UPIJ - AprU~; Attendance· Dgures for open· er, Mrs. Florence Sturm, at · sbow.rs might bring May now- lng days began to sa~ , badly Grantsville, W. Va. b 1 th ist 1n brin111ng ilter the 19M team won the Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCa1n ers, u ey pers -e doubleheaders for the Cleveland American League pennant. and daughters, Sherry, Faith, lndlans. · Thtngo beeame so bad that and Amber, and Mrs. Mary . early In 1966 1t was rumored Reed spent Monday evening Last oprlng, the ohowef9 the Tl'the might preler happier with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Clecame with eudJ frequency when bunting grounds. land and observed Mrs. CleBy UDlted PrtSJ Internadonal the Tribe should have been But siX!denly the lans ••me land's birthday. Others there American Leacue playing that the Indians spent to !He and on opening day tlltl! were Mr. and Mrs. ~·~~~·~ II Detroit at N.Y., ppd., rain considerable tlme just dawdling gave their support to the tune White and Mr. and Mrs. · Cleve-. at W3sh., pJ>(1., rain 1 around waiting Cor clear skies. or 44.325. Home attendance I'O.!e Frecker, Charles and Sharon. 1be result was a heavy sched· to nearly one million for the Bult. 220 000 040- 8 8 0! Iule of makeup games and a first time since 1959 when they Mr. and Mrs. Starling Boston ltOtl 1100 001- 1 52 tired pitching staff later In the ltnished in mond place. sar called recontly onDinsmc~•ll ODS Palmer 11-ll) and Etchebar-1 WESTERVILLE Ohio CUP!) season. And the Tribe last season ents, Mr. and Mrs. ON THE CORNIR ren: Morehead, Sanders (4), _Otterbein College received a l 'Ibis season, Jn tWG attempts, raised itself to over the .500 :.~Je:ndoiM:!~~ke:n:vans Magrim (8) and Ryan. LP- formal apology Tuesday from Cleveland has broken even. The mark, a. feat teal hadn't been MDrehead HJ-1). HR~-F. Robm- the National. Collegiate Athletic opener wa~ played Monday, _but accompliShed In four years•. Dr. Harold Brown, President, or the Pomeroy Lions son <2nd), B. Robmson (2nd), Associ~tion <NCAAl for any Wednesdays game at Washmg- Even the Clevelan~ Pollee Club disclosed today that the Club has made donations , Palmer (lst). unpleasantness or embarrass- to~~~ l:f~pon~d. the Tribe"s ~~rt~nt ha~ wa;-r:.-d upth~o to three projects endorsed by the Lions of Ohio. The I . -ment'' that resulted from the rJg ay 0 ~ e as · movmg n ~ns 111 rojects are $20 to the Ohio Lions Eye Research Foun· Kan City OOt 200 ooo- 3 8 1 NCAA statmg the college had home <lpener Frld'ay against year. by ordering remforced I Sation and $20 to Pilot Dogs. Inc., and international re- Mmn. 200 1100 OJx- 5 7 2 1 .1 d to com ly with the 1.6 Boston <outd bring out ~ crowd traf!Jc squads to handle the an· rule that would put the Indians on be~pated crowds. 1 ro s $20 1 Sheldon, Lindblad (41 and a~el f 1 a ~1~n~y fo~ these contrihu-~ Bryan; Pascual, Klippstein (9) scT~~~~e; :rom Walre~ Byers, the warpath and the . club's Acc~rding to City Traffic AS YOU OPEN Your NEW CARPET HOUSE tions has come from the of Cincinnati. and B~Uey. WP-Pascual (!-0) executive dtrector of the NCAA, management at peace w1tn the ~missioner . Sam Skerote~, Club's local fund-raising ac- Smce the Foundation was LP--:Lmdblad (!).~). HRs-\ al· was in response to 8 demand fans. additional pollee! both um- , started 14 years ago, the Lions despmo (lstl. Ohva list). by Otterbein President Lynn W. A look at the record book! formed an~ m plam clotbes, are I tivities. The Ohio Lions Eye Research of Ohio have glven $343.425 00 Turner for a public apology for !shows that as opemng day at: to be stationed at approaches Harry Miller Pomeroy Foundatron substdizes bas1c re- t1: these Universities to prevent (Only gall_les scheduled) the errant announcement. 1tendance goes, so do the In , to k~ep the now of fans and searcb Into the causes and pre-- blindness. N~tioaal Lea~e On March l, the NCAA issued dtans. traffic moving smoothly. vtntioo of blindness. Three State Pilot Dogs, Inc., a non-profJI IN.Y. at Cm ' ppd., ram a statement that Otterbein was For ~nsta~ce,I ~ 1948 ~ I Universities look to the Foun- 1or~anization located in Colum- . -ineligible to compete in the year w en Je n Jan~ cap u~e DISUKED liMOKING dation for sucb. fmanc.ial wist· Ibus, trains and furnished pilnt Jtts. 102 000 120-- 6 12 0 NCAA college division basket- the world championship agamst ence. These are the Ohio Statt ldogs to gmrle the blmd. There Atlanta 000 000 ~ 0 4_2jball tournament because. it had the former Bo~ton BravesKing James I of En~land was Universlt), Western Reserve is oo charge to the blind person Law 11-0) and Pnglla:om: not signed a statement llf com· record - breakmg 73,163_ fans an unremitting opponent INGELS CARPET HOUSE University and the Unirersity fOl the dog or for the training. Johnson, Carroll (4}.. Nlekro , pliance with the conlroversia1 turned out to see th~ Tnbe de- smoking and once vrrote, anoTIY· contributed the Uons (7), Olivo (9) and Tor"e. OP- Iacademlc rule. feat the old St. Louis Browns. mously, ''A custom loathsom:! POMEROY GRAND OPENING • of Ohio help to delray the ex- Johnson (0.1). HRs - .StcJrgell I It turned out that the signed Total homf attendance to the eye, h:~teful to the oo.lle, 8 penses of providing th~ pilot (2nd), Clendenon <1st). statement lrad been mislaid by year also set new mark harmful to the brain, danger620 dog and the training. 12 . NCAA personnel. ~ F~ s Cro d o· OUB to the lungs and, in t Ladies serving the LioDs r('g- Phi(! dlnlnbl~S) The erroneous aru10uncement 1Eve . th _w 5' IJI black, stinking fume tbere.1f, Wed ·' t th a e P Ja ' d th da th OUe n m e n ar-mJss I I h I u ar unc eon neway "J e r- f 1951 thr h 1953 b' hyears I neares t rescm btmg th e 000 101 000 001 3 ll 0 was rna e e y e 1 Federated church were Mrs .. St Lo . Ibe in teamthplayedb. Akron at Ak· toh rr·b oud~ •.~ lc 1saw stygian smoke of the pit lhat • - - - - - - - - : - : : , Clara· Karr, Mr s. Ben J'o, ;P.utz. I . ms ~fcrence · sl"p e to 1 e r1 dmg on wp th()ny to bottomless. " 000ron for e 0 10 \AID 100 000 010 2 10 2 1 1 Easter weekend gue5t.s with Iling, · chairman, and ~s. Lilly Sho t C . (lO) C 1 <1:2) Tournament cllamplonship and ach=c~D ms ey ~ptbeir parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hauck. . r ' rmg .. uP the Cardinals lost, 102-82. pro e I . 11ne, openmg Charles s. Rile were Mr. and , a~d Uecker, . Dalrymple (8); day attendance fJgUreJ rang!d Mrs. Harold Rife and family ISunmons, Bnles (6), Jackson RIDZIK PURCHASED around the 50,000 mart. 7 11 9 of Middlel<lwn, lnd, Mr. and f 8a ! ), Hoerner ' ), Aust 01 and \ WASHINGTON (UP!)- Ste\reif~~~~=~~~~ Mrs. Robert s. Rile and family . McCarver. WP-CraJg (I-ll). LP Rtdzlk, veteran • rlghlhanded I frH Flor1da Vacation of St. Albas, W. Vo ., Ate and -Aust (0.1). (41~Ji~~3.:~··) 1 relief pitcher, was ptJrcheoed Mrs. Ronald S. Rife ond !ami· . by the Philadelphia Phil lies N~f fll ConiHtl OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00 - FRIDAY TIL 8 - SATURDAY T!L 9 000 000 000- 0 4 1· from the Washington Senators ly of Bunker Hill AFB, Peru. CbSFtcago betyOM C1n Go! Ind., Mr. and Mrs. George ( 1~1 1100 OOx- I 6 o Wednesday for "above the Certified Gas Station WY 2·3975 POMEROY E. MAIN ST. Beveridge (Dorothy) and famlS H:;:rgl~~· ~~~~~ (1~81) an~ waiver prices." W. Mlln Street Pomeroy, 0. Jy of Lancaster and Mr. and t'} · . an Mrs. Larry G. Hoilman (Pal· PT. PLEASANT- The firth Haller. LP- Brogl1o (0-1!. ty and son of Albany. annual band dinner - Food RED Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bro_oks of 0-R~ma- will be held Sunday, ~0:· 014 000 Oil- 7 9 0 Albany and Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. AprJI 17 at the Ordnance School · ·. J02 1100 100- 6 6 I BARN Rifelof Albany, R D., called on Cafeteria with serving to start ( °) Jerker, ~ueilar ~4), Ow~ns 7 I Mr and Mrs. Chn r!er. Rife on , at 11 :30 a.m, and continue and ) pateman,kl Koufax, · ' ·1 3 r4 ' werranos (9) and Sunday evening. Burn Bowen tJ p.m. who was home for the weekend The dinner spoosore~ by P-~;;~s ~:~ from the Navy callt.-d on ~r. Band Boosters of Poml l) M · · t H. h h 1 · ~ 1s and Mrs. Charles R1fe Sa~m·day. an 1g Sc oo Will (lsl)' w organ (l t)n st) ' He returned to his o01se in 1fried chicken, baked ham, ' yon s · Pel\llsylvania Sunday. I loaf, corn, peas, green beans, !~d Mrs. Robert Rlre of baked btans, mashed , JJ;ns called on Mr. at1d potato salad, cakes . ~W!'ence Chapman S u Q· and pies, cookies, coffee, iced day afiernoon. Itea, milk and hot bread. Mrs. Ethel Rile hnd James Tickets are priced al$1.511 for ,,Dale made a ·business bip to adults and $1 for children ages Parkersburg on Friday. , 6 to 12 while children under 6 Mrs. Bonnie Varney will eat free of charge if acdaughter, Pamela, called companied by parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife All proceeds from this lbs. ,_ "" recently. ner are used for the betl:ero1ent fAf,JILT CROWH 1'IR Vate11a Is working for of the band. bF Mr... .and Mrs. Dennis Palmer at B.DcM<I - Contribute • • F d Benificent un s To Three .._ ......... ,, .. ',...:;. . . ,., 9 31 INGELS CARPET HOUSE POMEROY I0 d13 •.ns ··n Home Opener T Boston omorrow An Apo}ogy :J :j OF OUR BRAND NEW STORE To The Upper Block ' • BEN FRANKLIN STORE POMEROY 1 1 ,!ring I 1 It • Welcome NCAA Sends OtterbeiD , Line Scores Pomei.oy Li .....,~ ..~, ~...-. · · ~·~ - " ·· ' poln~ after night wlll emerge . game ~ ' for the Eastem subilt!hjle. · ~'·au Je#y.•. Well, who · ~E<llSlern INGELS CARPET HOUSE / II I ! I 220 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY \ Grand Opening Friday and Saturday.. April 15 and 16 ( ( CONGRATULATIONS GEORGE INGELS 9:00 AM TO 9:00 PM-BOTH DAYS I I 1flr. George Ingels Introduces a New Set"~Jiee te tlae Big Bend Area ••• Ingels Carpet Beuse. Associated Radio & TV u. eA NEW STORE e NEW FLOOR COVERING UNES e NEW WILLET BUILT-IN KITCHENS eNEW INSTANT INSTALLATION 'I eNEW BANK RATE TERMS th: •i -=========-!Funds Welcome Neighbor! by Buckwheat Society Notes lntroduring WUlet Kltelaeu I I ,, WI INSTALL! I as•,· J:a.a,: Fi£ hAnn } Band Dmn'er ApriJl7 · SIMON'S MARKET 1 .. ORDER BAILEY'S Says: Welcome I if"""''""""'""''""'"'"""'""' -~le. 0~ hla M. Rife did some work for Mrs. Fay Wnnd Mrs. 0. M. Rife Wnnd were shopping on Monday. Martin was In I on business the RUG CLEANING Robinson ·s Rife who was 90 Pomeroy March 8, is not so f,\iddleport WY 2·5428 WY 2·513D 10 PKG. CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS HER SPECIAL PIN or RING NOW AT GOESSLER'S On The Occasion Of Grand Opening 29 BAILEY'S RESTAURANT POMEROY N·[rPm tlte 8/emmts •••• A Pl:lME INGREDIENT OF VANGUARD'S WEATHER-GUARD HOUSE PAINT 'Illu'• right! And Wathtr·Guard is abo notfd for i11 long lasting brauty. ,.In 11e~ming white and 1pu· kling colon. Emnorniul too, in the lun,e: run! Relll("rnbw Nothing guard1 like Wcad"r ·Guudl <.:omt IIIC us 1boU1 it. 5Lvs. $10·00 Bracelet ·...... · $8 ,. Contth, f-- Gal. $5.84InGallon S.01l, Lett OPENING S;UE1 I \ I . !/ ,I I' I..\ \ I ' I. I :l'· • Y~RD 12 x 15 ROOM SIZI _ 79.91 3.99 I c POMROY Goessler Jewelry Store i!L ,,,..... 11 4& . h 'J .. . ....... -····dclllll: ,!!! I . tel . . . . lll:pl?Jt .... FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLYI Gold Seai7-Cotll Vinyl SQUAll YARD LINOLEUM 12 FOOT WIDI! $,.49 Runnint Pool Carpeting At-Home Service Ph. WY2-5661 ; GIFTS FOR ALL ' A REGULA119.95 VALUI I I I ;i LARGE CAN Ow ................... t.t... will loo IIIPP'I te COIBUA s PRINCESS MODEL Eureka Vacuum Cleaner MGDIL 70S Ne-(ilutlltue ~:•••••rr· lult ,....,. ..._ you wlolt durin, ...... Opo....... DRAWING IATUR· DAY NIGHT...a.OO I'M ~ I· NGELS 2201. MAIN . . .'- li:\ \':Y . ' SEED POT ... ••Ptl'll DOOR PRIZE OPENING DAYS-FRI. & SAT. I • . KENNEBEC , · - ) · J ( a Iorint •• ... • ,..,.. lbs. We Suggest Court St., Pomeroy •• • \ I $249 Ill Nylon & Wool CARPETING Delivery. JiRSBACH HARDWARE .~lt..._l-·rr-. .....---.-­ ,. .......... - fiNs -. -... .... ... . IIIISfliolt 1 •' Mo111rch Flor1l Design SQUARE . t lq. Yd. OPENING SALE! 501 NYLON CARPETING 4 99 { 'I q o . . .. - of endent itomo, doiCTIJod hor dllldf111t • • • "thhse '" lliJ IIM!o.• TOdlfs .,IIIlo! of pfldi In _ _ . , tilt sllplt IIO!IJot'o r~c In WlJUtd flor· entlno ffnllli 14K aoltt llltl smoatll sot with •JIII!t8!lc If ltllllint bhthltofl11 ••• OM fir -.c11 child • • • H ls ., • --.lite •1ft In wiiHe if •olo iir"iold.. c McCOY'S ABIRTHSTONE FOR EACH CHILD from t25 in 14K GoU You Order Now To Assure $6.94 gal. c Holaum or Ad.ms Actu•l Siw Instant Installation I clb GROUND BEEF INGELS CARPET HOUSE HARD SURFACE FLOOR COVERING Armstrong's, Gpld Seal and All Types of Inlays c Make Mother's Day .Special • CARPEriNG Mohawk, Magee, Monarch r ,. ·CARPET -HOUSE· POME_IOY ' . . \ , IN FORMER GlOVER JTUDIO ROOM 'PMQNE WY2-566l .~ I. - He will ...... ""' .... ""' prlcM. �,. . ' ·~,~~~ !!t.~~~.,..•!!!' nr.tAmw4 AI nd And ~~ . ; AUUert li-L W P,---!~fltt orner 1&5 f1DIU till 11m> 5. Rtbert Wamer w a • oceampnlst, ~ ~ presldeol of the wsas lions, followed w1th · prayer, ~., *'-CiracePrd Mairrly About I Reelected Ritual beHeld p':~.\'~ Jew~ls n made ' ·.• ,.,......-~ .., lleetaWedneldar ln,RohsoiPresides at Rtgiona:·Evcmt =• . ,. . .·,. ,~~=-~!Jy=--=llllli,~'·~~~~::;~:;.~~ Robso~. LeliO• haU Mri. William the ill Mlddlepotl. Officers ,., IIIIM'I were elect- th lite pres),, . h BliP 11 conl!n· ed by tho> ·Mlddlepor_l Busineu . e · t dent, presldell ovl!l' lite opetdna Mra Paul Grueser Mlddl.. Plans were complet.d for the Mlssh S ~on ltb the flu. and Professional Women's Club pledges ~Cf: :~a 1 ritual A get·weD card was lleiii \ ,, If tbe United Methodist church "Herald8 of Christ," by the port, ~nd her sister, ·Mrs. Ma· litst annual dinner and wrecked to ::;d :~.wClyde Adkins Til~ i!vening ,!ollowillll 8 of the Pill oD to Perry Mltcll, wbo hes ' ~~esday evening at the church. leader. Scripture reading of bel Wolf of Pomeroy, 1 pent to be held Monday, May I, Mr. and Mr. llllll MrS. dlnllOl' at the Martlll Restaur· If ~ SliiJIUI tho gas been 01. The sroup went to tbe,lllre. v. D. Edwards, president, 1Psalm 111 and Ute byntn, God Wednesday iD Parkersburs, W. whM Meigs County 8 et 4ll ·Sa· ~ ~~ 01 Colulnbus were ant Ill the basillass meetlug at '":,pa~ ln111 Middleport. Martill Restaurant for refre.shr ulen vmct o(ii\..'1::1, r..;,~c~ :;~ '1:-e~~ """" f'.M of Glorv. ',•;:., 'nt;:.~· ·::=e ;aL~ th~~ h!' l.tm No 710 met Mondav evening IP . • gut;'- ... m2!1'!11 t.h111 tnlumbufl and Southern co• .,. .. ~ u~-~~- 1111R........ ...... 1..1 !'l~ntA follnwin!J the m~tmR re Everetl Thomas, vic• Iconclude!! the devoiiOIIS. IMrs. Grueser's daughtor, Mrs. al the Pomeroy Legion HaD. and Mrs. Ohio Electric ooeial rooms. I ;b..;;.;d"'ibe"- ··"· With Mrs. Robson, MrS. Nor· sidell!: Mrs. Glenn !hll, sec· The prO(Iram "Dreams and Howard Snyder of Parkersburg Pearl Knapp, chapeau, pr.. .a.:.:ung remained lor a W'!'k's Elect.d wero MrS. Grace wiU 1oe at her . home in man Bailey and Mrs. , 0. C. 'retary · 1\lrs. v. D. Edwards, IRealities." and the pledge ser- and the group had luncheon sided and Julia Hysell. ,.,,,... visit , Pratt reelect.d president; Mrs, 1181 Pomeroy Sunday April 24 at Greenlee hostesses: ltreasu;.r; and the following vice was in charge of,Mrs. Rob- at till Chancellor llttel in ol> laire caissiere, read the min. M;s. Eli Birchfield returned l:.arry1 Baker, vice preoldelll; , p. ,;,, Mre. Martha Eschle- Present were Mrs. 30 vlee president, 8llllOilllCed Mrs. Wolter Hayes, Mrs. Da !secretaries, ~h Alonzo Cus· ert Warner. The .Jliii'P080 of the servance of Mrs. Grue..r's utes and gave the report of the to her home. Findlay Sunday Mrs. Harold Sl!l'sen~ seer.. 8man, iter, campus mmistry; Mrs . Jay WSCS was read Ill unllon. Ml'll. blrtbday. treasurer. In the absence Of after a two weeks viBit with , tary; and 1\lrs. John Wl!l'DI!l', that pledges wm take the lest vid Entsmlng~r. Mrs. Greenle<. JWamer, membership cultiva· Warner . was _assJSied by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ~n Jones Rhnda Hackett. Mart Martm her daughters and sons-m~law, treasurer. The mstalla!ton ser- Thursday evening. Pledges Mrs. Herman Bailey, Mrs. Wll lion; Miss Lydta Ebersbach. C. Melvm Alktre, Mrs. Thomas, entertained Sunday wtth a lam- report.d that small Easter bas- Mr. and Mrs Allred Biggs, vtce .wdl be held at the May Rita Ball. Lois Clelland, !lam Woodard, Mrs. Carl miliSlonary education and serv· Mrs. Harry P. Smith and Mrs. Dy dinner Jn observance of the kets were ftlled and sent to Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. meetmg wtth Mrs. Guy Rey. Crooks, Doris Ewing, tox, Mn. Pat Gallagher, &•r•· :Ice; Mrs. Roy Reuter, mission· Dwight Parker. Prayer by Mrs. birthday of their daughter, Mrs. seven children at the Ben Harold Smith of Clifton, W. Va. nolds in charge, . . Gruesor, Sw!le flarrls, Rosetta .Otbo Watts, Mrs. James Sou· ' ary perBOIIIM!I · Mrs. Gerald Wil· lvarner and a bymD elo9ed the Leo Davidaon of Athens. Pres. Franklin TB Hospttal m Colum· She was accompanied home by Mre. NeUte Vale, legJSlative Lisle. Roth Riffle and ders, Mrs. Norman Wayland, dermuth loc~l churen activi· program. . lent were Mr. and Mrs. David- bus. Birthday cards and money Mrs, Biggs and Mrs. Smith. chairman, Introduced the speak· 1e Sehoonover. Mrs. Arthur Lewjs. 'ties; Miss Nelle Bing, spirit· During. the bu!intu ses111DD, son, .Bar~ara Jones, Larry Fine- were sent to six children ~t Mrs. E. J. ~ill returned home f!f for the evening, Mr. Ralph It was announced that the lfi';;.;;;;;.iii;i......Oiiiiiiiiiiil-; :ual life; Mr.<. Allen Eichi!Iger, Mi« Lydta Ebmhlch served a gold, Athens, and Mrs. c. K the Denver Jewish TB Hosptt- Friday evenmg afler a Ylsit M09re, Area Ext.nsion Agent, annual FO!(nder's Day dlnn~r supply work; snd Mrs. Kermit secretary protem. Plans were. Burdette. al. A l"Ontnbutwn wa_s made to with relatwe~ 1." Columbus. Sh.e R~ource Development, who will be at toe University Inn 10 Walton Circle chairman. made to sen'l! a dbmer to tb• Mr. ·and Mrs. 0 . P. Klein the nurses scholarship fund. was accompanted home by talked on resources and con· Athens, Tuesday, April 28, Devotions were led by Miss Eastern Stars Ml)' 11, at 6 p.m. visit.d recently 1n Chesapeake Committees for the 'dinner her grandson. Jeffrey ,Jones dueled a question and answer p. m. Lucretia Genbeimer. The hymn, and Mrs. Gerald Wlldennuth with her mother, Mrs. B. L. were named by Mrs. Knapp and who returned home Sunday ev.. period. He was presented wtth The cullural program, tilled, Christ For TI~e World We Sing, and Mrs. C. F. Tompkms were Hamilton, •·ho hao been ill for Included Mrs. Knapp, madys . nin~. . a gift from the club. · ''A Review of Bela Sigma Phi," with Mrs. Erert'U Th.omas as co-cbainnan. for ft. May Fel· severAl wetks. Mowrey and ~!nry ~Tartm. pro· 1 Miss '-1ary H~Jl of ~ol.umhu~ I A thank you note was read illfluded a qulr. h\' Mrs. Ec;rh le- - - - ----- - - - 1 J owship Day will be held a1 the l\ir'. and \-Jrs. Rnsst"ll Wilson gram and f<JYor~; Rhoda Hw·~· , sp,.nl E:nst~r w1U1 llr1 par€'nt...;, from Debbie Grueser thanking man. During the business ses. • • • 0/ ,J'ni tf'd \Ielhodi~t c-hureh May and dilughtrr. ( ~oleen. l.og:.m.j eH. P.ilt't'n SearlP~ an1l JuiJa · Mr. and Mrs .. E. .I . Hill. S.he the group for sending her to !lion <'I donation of $10 was glvFartlr ':' T?J>IC . , i Ruckeye Girls' State this sum-, en to the American Cancer So" and there will br a snrk sp<'nt Easter 1n Middleport and ' Hysell. rt'fro:'hnwnts Nam•d ' wos ar·o·ompan•rd hm h\' Roc~· -~/Jrm~:s Jf .~CS lunch .:~1 noon with the lor<.~l a1tend('d servire~ ;,~ \the Churcl1 on the nommatmg eomrPif tef l H1sPr who rern:-unf'd for R . mer. An auction · of homernade ]l'iel.v. Thr second annual Blue The April meeting nf 1hr church members providing des- : or Christ where thr\· t'nrrnerly wl'rt' :\Irs. Knapp ..l11iiH li\"si'!l ' ovet"night visil • articl es was- held following the Flame Cooking School sponWSCS of !he RIX'k Sprmg.; ::f'rl and bf'~.o·erage. Pl1ns we>re atlenrl~d · · omd Dorot hy Spencer. Mrs. James l·:hser and d:mgh· l pl-ogram with Mrs. sored by the Columbia Gss i'tlethod1St chun h Tut>~J.Jv a!· ::il'-'O made for a rn.ther·daugh-' Mr and Mrs Charles Lucas i ~lary Mnrun. ehairm.m nf t.er, Carol of Columbus wrre acting as auctioneer. T h Olmpanv wa!l announcE'd for Aptemoon a1 tilt• chUJ('h open:'d , ll'r hanque tnn May 10at tl p C;:~Jedoma. s~t Easl;r we<"k:,constitutuwn and b~··la\\'•, re- iMondav l,'llPSts of ' Mr and · travelingprlzewaswonby i 20-21 : All members are ine. with an organ prf'ludt' IJ\' Mr~ m end \'\iJth he-r parents. Mr and , ported tha1 foUl t'op1e~ :u ~ be- Mr~ R .1. H11l ~nd 1 Lew1s Grl\e~C'r iollo\\ot'd \H1h Praye1 by J\.1rs. Warnt'r clos· l Mr.~ llomer Jonf's rmd Mr~ 1mg prepared lO ~nd to the state lpa.med hom~ b\ he Mrs. Werner, civie The hostesse-s. Sharlee Neuprayer bv Mrs ArnO!' Lnmard ed tht> meeting. :md refresh- •Lena McEihinnev. , chairman fur approval A vote MJrhael Jones. ' Kh rl tion chainnan, urged Barbara Riggs and Shir· .During the bu ~mf'ss se~<:lon ,1 ments wP-rf' served by Mr~. «.:. Mr and \7rs . Ralph Pnmter i of thanks was given !n the · Mr and Mrs rom u ~<;·an I to vote in the May . Huston 3erved a df'ss'?'rt ',comrnunicatien was read cor:· !\'lelv;n .'\Jklre and MISs .\lelle and fumil),' of. Pamts\'Jlle, K\'. ' Kroger Company and >il w1u ~n TofmCalnd b.\Trs. ~~!'!d , !rot- I The club donated $26 to the Atlending were Rita : I pur(' 1 . dY c1· 1 •I· o urn us'thVI!UL.t: ...,un-d ' nanre comm1ttee . .cCincerning tht> ~ late met'1 1n~ In 'Bmg Irom a table w1tl1 lace 1 spf'nt the Easter wt't'kend w11A lased E:.~ &!l tf'J. can • e mk n " for th e 1 Lois Clelland, Judy l A... • 1 .,. . ..,e dav afternoon Wl granddau~h· .•• r a n 1, motion of the ~ hoo ~ held m To l''UO .... pn -t·w (·over· and rentered 1\11 h an ar- •their families at PomM"oy, Mr. recent sale . M·. E J H'll and 1 1 , Martha Eschleman, DoMrs.\\'. A. \lurgan. pr('~ldfnt ran~emrlll of JOnquils. .Mrs. Denver Hysell and I Refreshment~ Wt'l ~o' ~f'r\ i'd 1 I S · · 1 1tion program. Spef.'ial Ewmg. Carolyn Grueser, SoResided. I family and Mr. and Mrs Rus- by Gemma Casci anJ ~earl ' te~;r;ar~~ul Hill and childrf'n : were Mrs. Olive Page, Mrs. Harris, Belsy Horky, Gail r-The devotulllS and plogr;nn IRell Painter IKnapp to the SM .d I I d V(,ll"d hf'rta Wilson Mrs. rrllldy« 1 Rosetta Lisle, In a ' · k M,\ 'tela tl I" Jk•. r. I''a tll-l of 1anapo ~ jor 'Mrs. Ni)}('' Bland. and werepresentf'd br Mr~ Gruf· IVe I ten Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy, 1 B~mer, lusl1n\~cek wilh1s,hernpar(lnts · Mr Sharlee Neuman, ser. using ll ' her dr\otaonal !Sr. spent the Easter weekend [enne ~elsh, R1lth fhMnfon a~d Mrl'! Hiram Slawter and jorie Hoffman. , Barbara Riggs, jopic, Faith, S<·t·tpttue and "• .fe 0pt1z lin Sprinsfield where they visit· ; and ha Powell. 'Mr and Mrs. K ,J. Hilt ----Smith and Marilyn Wise· · led with her sisters, Mr. and , 1 H. o Bony returnM home Roherl0rirs,89, prayer for faith b) the teadeo ''East.r, " wa- the top~r o! tilt . . , iMr!. 0. R. Bailey and sons. <Moncta 1, alter spending toe Ob Bi hd • 11 pregrarn, llit h reading, ho File rhtldren reretved ' t " i Michael and Richard, Mr. and 'winter at Sarasota. Fl1l. wil.h I serl'e& rt Hysells Entertarn '.1 By Solon No. 7l 0 Middleport romeroy· EMr~. = ~':"·~~than Biw Jack O'Brian Mia. ld a lllrprlse n11 birthday par· like help ..• The movie Oscar group backmg welterwetght ty at the Frian' Club for the votea aU are ill and bein& i prospect Joe "Buzzy" Shaw, oth loveable elder clown .. · Jlm- IPrlce-Waterboused and the ji£.Jers illclude such ringside types rny JnyM MMlAd RR~ "" the tM>a will HWI A!"il 18 nn TV 1 a1 Norman ~aller. Pete Hamlll. very flrll USO eatertainl!l' "!Gr &bow · .. One of the Juliel (AIJ. George Plimpton; bls man the l!c>ys tbat Willtor at VaUey <irewslcChrlstte)oeemsaclnch ager will be Roger Donoghue, Forae" .. . JIIO Foss' depart. and sd does "~w of Your ex-fighter .. - Deli! Amaz has ure as AFL grid oonunialt could- Smile" . . . Mentalist Dunning· a 110 doubt brand new notion n'l have been ·a ourprlsa to tile er's lona-estranged w11e Cry• for bis first CBS TV series Ukeable Joe; we printed It tal oald ohe ilm't yaclttlns or starring Kan Murray • .. Billg bere maay weeks nan ,.. Worn- buying real estate in the Ba· Crosby's folding Ills big N. Y. ·~ . Wear Dally took a dev.. bamas but ohe knows who the office alter two TV options ploptalbigly chic: swat at Sharman lady Is and good luck to her. ped .. · Sammy Davis Jr. would· Douglas' additlnn to John ·LJnd. n't play a Blacl: Natlmtallol ill say's pilace 1Jl181'd: WWD a1ao The Tommy Dorsey orches- pal BUI Cosby's "I Spy." is feuding witb couturier Molly Ira led by Sam DoDabue out Only one of the TV Emmys Parnls . , . One of the WWD lis personnel from 17 to nille, bas been set 8lide for "news" partisans needled "llonl ools kept Frank Sinatra Jr., unload· bullbal one can be split severqui Molly Marnls.:, ed the Pied Pipers and wlll try a1 ways 11 the academy so . , again . Glynlo Johns gets the wblms . .. Frl1mds of Connie D1ane Lennon of L. Welk s star role tn Anita Loos' London Bennett were amazed the once Lenoon Sisters Indeed had a play ''The King's Mar"" .. No highes~paid H'wood star left Gass - a son Thomas ,Jose~h; one's turmng tbe Taft Hotel m· less than $25,000; Connie made dad's name III Richard Gass to an office llUIIding: it'll stay f3ll a week once upon a . . Older eoncert fans think a hotel no matter what dream ry . Liza Minnelli's Yehudi Menuhin's sUI! a kid Zeckendorf develops Cardi· been sounded out to replace srnsatlon but Yehudi's son nal SpeUman will be honor Barbra StreiBand after the lat.. Jcremv makes his own concert guest at the CardinBI Hayes ~... r leaves the London "Fwmy ~ production: and how odd, debut 'as a pianist April 28 In silver jubilee Alumni Dinner Girl" London The nhthe old gal May 4 at the Commodore; Bob Liza seems 8 generation youngWho inspired all the rlch~rich, Considine will main-speak. er than the so-assured Barbra, hfiOk-play-movie musical "Aunt. tho' they're only three years le Marne" opuses could merchant apart (23 vs. 20). ~ft.;;,;- Rob~. "!" I l Jt~ A 1DEAL ON THE 1CAR ;e:nace;; va i lin. iacl: .W.. tl ,_.. lillie 1118 OAOC will furllsb be tried ID floweD roy regloll!ll """"""'· prettld· photographs for the home and I "Propagation of p::~i;;. ed ~hen Region 11, Ohio Asso- garden calendar lor 1968, Mra. I conclud"'!: "io aR l Ol· ciation of Garden Clubs, met Weaver asked that flower ar· pcrmnce. CHEVROLET land abO\'~ f' Ch'Jd A 8 ' ed ByEUBChurch pomeroy Churc: h ay each memhrrs. lollowed In ·• sacr.tment and hapttsm and ; ~trs. C. B. Gilbert and Mr. and l ' his son and daughter-Ill . law, ' The 89th birthday ofBolLt•m, l "!ith.FamilyDinner iliscussion Two poems. f:a,t ' two were rreewed mto mem· :Mrs. Jesse Lake of WI!St .Jef· , Closs Meets Mr and Mrs. H. E. Boney: Robert 01Jfs, Long . Mr. and Mrs. Denver Hys:e11 11 Of Eden, and Faith. Wl're reJd I bershtp dutmg the \\'(lrslup 3er.. ~ ferson. ' . \1r and Mrs. IIerman War- w:as celebrated Sunday w..tt;hith. l~·~e~~i~~. with a tamlly by Mrs. Grul:'ser Sunday, ~m>r;mg at t.he Holiday weekend guests tl /n 5 ner relurned to lh~ir home in dinner at the home of a n~ on EasWr Sunday at their II ;;ji,............................-. ·-- : Entet·prtse HB <hurcl<. Mr and Mrs. J . A. Yoong were yrocuse ' Pomerov Tuesday aft.r spend· •ew, Warden Ours, Bashan. on the Rutland Road 1 1 He,lp~ng M~sM 0 ~lbert ·: · b A~ or';;~ •:'~ 1 P~~~·.:;e~i~: Mr and Mrs. Joe .Yaung, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith , ing the· winter in Naples, and Mro. Ralph F'~~~~:ll 1 1 ,. ' VICe 1 LScCJ..ualn.n. 1 /. rs.Lou the and Melame and .Joe.\' 1 entertained the Golden Rule , id-a. Ours, Diana. Becky. VIctor, 8 mma '>' of cambridge, and Mr. and , Cia" of the Pomrrov Chur<h [ Ky., Mr. and 1 1' $t!rvice and \\J S followed by J\.lrs Wi.llJam Kit~hen and chil T d · t Mae Van Meter and HubvN ~~:::1:~~UI Linda, Donnie, "loMo Ch h d tl •ocaron by ' . i • 1 nsf ues ay evenrng a V Mt nd . "' '"W ""IU HIGH QUALifY a ymn an •• "" • tlren Debbie and Denise, Chi!·• th . h . s' ·' 0 an e er a Mr. and Mrs. Ivan W(l(Id, II All Kinds of Good Bup w ra ••• · Al bE>rt Martm A soln, Tht An-l licothe 1 eThlr omet~ yrarus t Dick Stettler, Mrs. Lmd~ Pat, Ronda and Rodney, Mr. All in One Place 1 I 0 Ybur CheVJJ Dealer Ooly Scbwirm offlm .fuch ge s .,'[ us t Ha\'e cn'ed . by Keith I Mr and Mrs . Paul Gomer 'jMrs • Jerry MasteJn "mrge resident S mee mg. Bren t and ferry . Miss I1\E!ltn,Mrs. Earl ~~~:~:~~·~:~ II fi•• F.vans. prayer by Ret. visited Mr and Mr.. 'ed 'th de or"' . ' M • Florence Circle, Mr. and Mrs. VIncent, Connie, of 01 ~rice, foe !h• b01l ' " zel Smith and a solo. '·I Walk. Am kl • Richardo ~ver th; openEIoodlfl B V tonSA) ·t'' · SSem Jack Follrod and Kim, Mr. and Roger and Garry 1 nde a Schw.nnl ed 1 Th G d ., b)' Jo)·ee o w ower~. n ar JC e Do and Mrs J Co ell Rick ..... n e ar en, weekend and were acoompan- "Death kl Life ,, was read b The Rev. Marvin wson · arne8 m • at home. An Easter ' , EYan' precf'ded the baptiSm. led home by their daughter, Mrs. Masters a~d The Legen~ Middleport HeaUt Stobart, Mrs. Betty Gaul and was held In tbe allltmoonfl . ' Bapttwd were Broan ,James Paula who bnd spent the week of th Do ood Tr b \lr Church was speaker lor an Mark, Mr. and Mrs. l.awrence prlles given. , Will son of Mr. "nd >tro. James here E:., Pr ee. Y J 8 tor Aosembly in the and Mr. and Mrs. War·I--=---.::....- - - - - - - ·11 Open Eves 9:00 P.M. 01 den Ours. formerly the Bright Star Mar·il · Will, Heidi .. Denese and Rhett ~. and Mrs. Bernard Fultz ry "'M':.ten ~iosecl~bebyde! High ~ gymnasium POMEROY, OHIO Allen Milhoan. children of and daughtero, Beth, Barbara l:icmo. Membere r-nded to 7. Mrs. Bernice CorneD, a niece, bi. , Mr avd Mr•. Dwogbt Mtlhoan, and Becky, spent tbe Easler roll caU with an Easter thousht Stodenl Council . decora~. the lovely cake. Mr. lro;:;;==iiiiiiil;;;;;;iiiiiiii:;;:;;:;; !Mrs recrtved a number of nice , and . Steven and John Kevin weekend In Convey with her A Blble outline of till conver· Greg BaUey, aupt!l"'lsed ,. ~ulhns, sons of Mr. and Mrs. parenll, Mr. and Mn. Roy lion ol Saul was liven by Mn. aaaembly. The program gilll. \ foeorge Willtam Pullins. Fol· S'M Louis Osbont with the student body NOW OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY i lo"ing the ooloa, "'The" Manby and Mrs. Ira Butcher During the \usin-.s session, lor the Pledge . SPONSOR DANCE iOn The Middle and daughter, Judy and son, • a contribution was made to- led by Linda Larkms The Middleport Hif!lt ~'"N'II :Terry llv•!'__~Dtl HiTheGCroJ~~ , Jim. were in Columbus recent., ward the repair of the church Jes Knllht then read an . t!Oiuor class wtll sponsor . of Thorns .,...me ' ~'· : lv lo attend the wedding of fioor. Plano were made to leU · ter story. The Cbest.r. . teen dance party open to the , by Jttd)· Smith, .llr. and . Irs. Atarv Kay Buteher. daught.r Slanlev Germ· Troll It was idlst choir Ullder the pubUc this coming Satard••YII . Roy Hlankenshhlp were re<!IV· I of Mr. and llrs. Fred Buteher. vot.d . to order ca~ to oell Of Mre. Ruth Baer '"111 . night at the Mlddleport lqulppodl . Low Pl'lctl ed Jnto member~hhlp. surrec- lJudy was one of the attendants ! games were played under th~ ! rise on a Hill."' accompamed gym, from 1 to 11 p.m. ' , tTh~ sermtheon,R TheS~th aod l in the w•dding and Jim also.,. direction of Mrs. Eskew ald iM". Dorothy Karr. ceeds will be used for the sen· J Singer S~les & Service McCall's Patterns Jon D~· f!l.'. m. :sisted I the hostess served refresh~ • ThirtN!n OOys from the . class trip. The Jays will : a hymn clO!ed the servJct, ~ tnents t.o the above and Mrs. ! dent bod~ enacted the La 1 emCI!O. WY 2·2284 115 W. SECOND What leohllfll Slnlnll Schw;,.. · 1 I Milton Roush Mrs Denver Supper wtth a background "b'"" ""'· '''"''" """·"' WINS AWARn l's Kap le and Tom~ Masters lug by Mrs. AUce Nease. PLAN RUMMAGE ~ALl! POMEROY OHIO tld:ttand, A••.ri ron Wlod• ! \iis~ Sydney 'filler, da_ l!· ~. ••:r P Y · ~...,. ..... part were Ronnie Or(. The Sutton Methodist C:h",';cbll . coam •roo. ,lir.-liro. 1Pt · U,ind 1 will!htm.cflro~n.pkiiMf*l'ltr of Mr. and· Mrs. Ra~i:bn : Osborne,BWBuekley,C. D. is a rummage sae 1 ...... .........,......- Miller of Columbus. and grand~ Men'• FeUowhip Intyre, Harry Spencer, LanyJday April t8 ::!,11;11!. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1\0Y· M , Spencer Pol Morrlsaey, 18, al 113 West I'®>· II 1 ,_ - · ""' 81 Thoma• of S)T8<'use. h.. for eet PariO'IIOfe Tuttle, Ray Kerr, Joey eroy, 1n the Ebersbach I been Betty Crocker "Christian CUizensblp" was ' The Ltgbt and Life Bobby Woods, BIU Allen, NMr Homemaker of Tomorrow at the lite t tf Fellowship of the Laurel David Mora uns. Franklin lligb &hool in CoM' Free Methodist church met _ _· _ __ Lookl"'l for lnoxpenalvt •lumhus where sbe i• a oenlor. ~ thY ws':s olr~bey E t"gl cently in the recreation ' nSR•S SEAIILlDJGHT ' w lsa church met ;u:.: :iol the parsonage with the Rev. The ftrelly fish carries its lngatius de Loyola founded pr . Eugene Gill Ill dtarp. own searchlight. trnder eacb Ill W. tlld St. ,..,.....,, Ithe Society of .le!tua, lba Jeault day ..venmg at lhe home o1 Mra. lure reodlni from Matthew eye, il has a Jarce oval s Po I order. · Pltll>p Smtth: Chester ~· lite pastor and JI'IYOI' by emitting a bright light. The flsb VISIT "R -::::;::;:;:;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;, Group "ngmg of Amenca OJ> ford Jacobs opened the .,.. cut off lite flow olllgbt b)' iii 'ened the program follow'<! byllng. A "The meana of a fold of llliSue Ural Iscripture by Mro. James WIU J E.kimo," was sbown. It W<l'ka Uke an eyelid. ID reallly, aad prayer by Ml88 Long, Flags decided to have a workshop by I Lovely ll.;,rlmttnt to choose ft:om 1nd 111 several.rountrl-.. repr,.ent. l the next meett ' ng. lite slow lo produced a co· . the colon for beautiful dresses. Middleport, 0. ~ NatlOlls were on - J ol bacteria dwelling und·er II mg th e Un.1t-.;u Refreshments prov:"'~ .... th " te Tho 1 N~ tho fish'• eye. e worswp ceo r. JNII'· Pearl Jaroba - e served ~~~~~..,...,...,.;..;;;;;;a;;;;;;a;pnst or the study w.. '- lead : Mrs. Jacobs uolsted by ~ women to furtber dJsctver, u~· Eugene GUJ, to the above deratand ud aooopt resfl1111!t· f Ernest PoweU Jamea . blUtiel. 01 cbrlslian cltiHOI. A LaWI'OIII!e Smith, S!Ke Eblin, . . discuss10n followed the study, Cllflord Kllln James Gilmore · and prayer by Mrs. Thomas Harry Cllrk, 'wrmam ·: Bentz concluded the program.! CIMenct Curtis, Otho 1. ,1 Ml'l. 1leatz, presldebt, was m1and Phil Wilt cbarp rJ. abe businuA session · _ _._ __ Acrilon • Nylon wbeo reporis were fjiven by GVEII'S FOR DINNER SolectF.-,o... the seerotaries. The 0111vention Mr. and Mrs, Nathan Bllr1. , II te be held at Clrelevllle entertained with a dinner East. 200P........ Ieolon 27·211 was ditlCU!sed. er at tbeJr borne, Rutland Rd. men!! were served by the Preaenl were Mr. and Mrs, Tip ! .. to sevea members. llowllD& Columbus; Mr, Pl~a~ : orv>ned 1 I chtl~, :~ nJ· ~~s. J~~·n Heath p sfor I ~len· nayr.;. q"'" ''" '"'". '"""' ~ QSter A blY POMEROY MO TOR · COMPANY t I '~. c;oss. s E I peaker at 1 ~~ NIGHTS TIL 8 . (AEET ! ~ I, R,W, H & LfATHER SUPPLY !' ! t! Ml'ss Lo"" p --d rogram er WSW$ ••moe; ;!~ the ~ ~~~ i;;''i New ~ Ho1111 Furnishings mo~ie, CARPET I BARWICK ... Mrs. Clyde Adkins, Daytoo; lira. OUJe Biql, Jameo I Mr. and Mro. WUilrd Allred BliP and the boil ,[ Athen• Road, had aa barteu and Shii'Oil and BIU. ; !IIJ t, Mr. of andBelpre, Mr•. Ray and..family Mrs, Hln11 Roe· 1;1 :1 er Hines and girls of Galllpo. ' lis. Mr. aAd .\1r!l. Cbarlel Woode of Chester, Mrs. Edllll Hilles of Pomeroy and Mr. I I"""·· Deov-. Thomo o! POIJifo IIIIo $199 ....Ill to llo10. I I llii'EAT -TALLATION HAVE EASTER GVEII'I ·--:;:;;====--TENNIS SHOES & ABBOTT Micldlap11t, 0. IUDGET 'SHOP lAKER FURNITURE FOR FORMALS Bonded Lc:aces Brocades Satins ,,... Florida V-lon (4Doyo&3Nilltlll In Mlomllooch NotA C.niHII 2 PAIR-,- $3.00 0.. Slation w.c.tlfled Malll ltroot .._ . o. MI.Wieport, O. &verpne Can Go! . . . ShOt Store IIG 3 DAYSI THURS.· FRI.· SAT. · . ' N. 2ND AVI. ' I· I Asbury Church • Holds Easter Early Service Easter Sunrise services at the Syracuse Asbury MetltJO.I diRt Church Sunday were by the youth. MYF councilors KeMy Wigens and Mrs. Opal Dalley were 1n dtarge. . The message was delivered by Danny Stutler, son of Church pastor Rev. WendeD G. Sto~ ler. The organ prelude was by Paula Swa!W followed by the processional"with Rose Ann Llole accompanyiug the choir. Dennlo Evans led the caU to worship and prayer followed by the choir oinglng "lit ..,,_I Me ill Spite Of My Sin." The medllalion by Debbli lilyel and John LiSle followed lrilb solo. "The Ou1l&"' lite C...'( u. da illdtinp' ... Clarice Narrll aang a duel bef«e the acrlplnre reading by Klrl)luaellw~ the praytr by SuzaDII - ... 0 •MIDDLEPORT, · • WRINGER WASHE·R· ... -·----- -- -- -·•· Mrs. Pool presented to Mrs. Vtctor Hysell •. leader of t be Wildwood Jumor Garden cl~b, an award for the outstandi9g Regional XI Juntor Garden club and also present.d an a· ward for the outstandmg )Un· Lllor Mg'!"lhdener to MIBeds bPegtgyh ~ ' oan, sponsor y e Wildwood Garden club. Mrs. Svramaaa GObert Cullen. slate chatr· J - · .,....., man of the flower show a· wards, was also mtroduced. Society Notes Speaker for the afternoon sian was Mrs. John Romsey, Seven Mile, o., twbo is state sh VIsiting Mrs. Osa Boggess, horticulture chairman. e were Mr. and Mrs. J u n i o shared some of .the knowledge Scragg and children of has . gamed . m plant prop- 1 Charleston, w. Va. and satd a well·planA Sara Coventry Jewelry ned •flower garden lS a ~ust If ty was beld recently at lS to have a succ:ssJon ~f horne of Mrs. He1en f from early sprmg unlll Guests were Mrs. Robert. Mrs~11 Ramsey suggested gar~ ton and Mrs. Dreama Sm.Jth dening is an ever changing pie· I Pomeroy, Mrs. Kathryn John- ture if we plant and propagate son of Wolf Pen, M_rs. Carl some of the newcomers and Gheen, Mrs. Helen JHldle, Mrs. suggested that unusual things Adrian Hubbard, Mrs. Jean I ,-'"'-===--=;;.._=~ 1 Hayman, Mrs. Betty Ash. Mrs. Ada Slack and Mrs. Lucke. Pomeroy, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. James Mc:~~; ~ ~---------ald and son of Columbus TONIGHT-NOT OPEN weekend guests of his and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. FRIDA~;~1 ~:r~RDAY vi~Grim:'M v·10cent c:~=~~~~ "JOY IN THE MORNING" · an. rs. (Technicolor) and family of Bradner With Richard Chamberlain weekend guests of Mr. and ""'·II and Yvette Mlmeaux Carl Gheen and son, Raymond. "DARK INTRUDER" Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenre Sel~ers IJ Leslie Nielson, Gilbert Gr~e n lers and Mrs. , R. B. of . Columbus vJs1ted here SUNDAY, M~NDAY, urday. •nd TUEla.DA 19Y ied homeTheyby were Mrs. "~~~~::~II April17· 4'WMEN THE BOYS F1anaga_n_.___ MEET THE GIRLSU - TecluUcolorOwnership of reindeer Connie Francis, Harve Presnell Alaska is restricted to native Colorcartoone Alaskans. . • . . ' REPA.I • sE • v Ic E For lbe next IIIOlll1l we are speclaliliDIIa lfa1tal Wringer Waaher Service, because we bow Jllii'D be using yours more for spring c!eaalul_. ....... ing. We hive t fUll time meclwde t. lielp lilt right now. We'B pickup and retlllll J!llll' Wlllher. We Pickup and Deliver! ' Our Special Maytag Servi• BuDding We will repair your Maytag or any wrl ..... wqber that ~~~~ mak•. Mlyh ·I ,_ your washer needs a new point job-we'll do !hot, too. Call • ....... I I I . 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Chevy Corvalr. tomue ............................................. evro e All ... <I -··--·-----·---------·· --·-----·-------····--·---~-------·~-------·-· . . POMEROY ' .r' . • ' I l •• ·~ POMEROY ~ MOTOR COMPANY W. MAIN STREET ' • DOUBLE DIVIDEND: Elegance by Caprice. Price by Chevrolet -- . •r .. • The Extra Ingredient ••• Professional Skill ' c S p E Cl .fAAll LIz E-D ~~·,_t~t:e~...~C·~~!·)ir!, 1:e 'P'P_!Irl~t~ol~mode~~rn~~Am~e~rl~<lln~!,""""""""~'"""""'""'""'""'\ "SuDrlse'' foliowetl by lbe cesolonal ... till led by Dennlo Evw. The gan postlude 1111 by Role . Lisle. AcoiJIII 1m1 D WESTERN AU .T.O StORE "HOME OWNED. Ol'ERA.TED BY D9N. DNA~· . . . ' ,, HOLLYWOOD tUPI) -Thereseeret agent stuff Of I youth." In abort, It gets rock used to be terrllic interest In derivative nature. One hour. 'n' roll into a weet!y story line. getting a look at tbe new fa11 Stephanie Powers Is the star. Advance word is that tbe sbow televiaioo schedules. I Girl, meet Tarzan. hopes to capture the free~ know aaybody Ill the -"The Road West." Not Wheeling tone of the superb who reaUy-1 mean much explanaUon necessary, is BeaUes' movie, "A Hard Day'a cares any hlore. Rigor mortis there? One hour western about Night.'' including the fresh is the current state ol network a pioneer family. Barry SuUI· visual effects. entertainment, and one is van is the papa. -"Hey, Landlord!'' A young te P'·d io ay better never m u: s -"Star fr.ek ." Not much man .1rom. the, Mid west (WUl than late in presenting the new explanation n e cess a r Y is Hutchms) mhertts a converted season pl'ans. But duty calls, so there? Science fiction hour ~ew York tn:owns'?Jie and gets lnday a look at the ooming Wt'llt'am Shatner as mvolved wttb tis tenants. 1 "'B~TV I'meup: , '-"' commander of a space •hip Olmedy. HaIf hour. To start with, the 1ineup will that investigates previously be minus these canceled series: unexplored worlds. CommanPLAN JITNEY SUPPER The Sammy Davis show, "Dr. der, meet girl. The Letart Falls Methodist Kildare," "Hullabaloo," "Mr. Church wiU have a jilney sup. -''Orcasional Wife." Some Roberts," "The Wackiest Sbip ~~~~~:•::~n necessary. M,·-•--• per Saturday, April 23, at lite in the Army/' "Branded/' 1i 'liWRII "Mona McQuakey,• "My Molb· ill a hall-ltour situallOD rommunily hulldm, at 5:30 p. er, The Car," "Camp Runna. comedy about a young bache. m. executive who D""'""'a w"e muck," ''Hank'' and the John CI;W u o th Sh to succeed in business, and gets RETURNs TO CLAl!SE8 ,.orsy e ow. g· t I< d Retu ning are· "The Tuesday 8 Jr1 0 pre n · Tom Lind has returned to r · -"THE C t" Def' 't I and ~ 1ay movies, "I Spy," · · · ~· lfll e Y Fairmont State College after the I RoPe Theatre, ''The some expl~na~IOn necessary. spending the spring vacation VirgiL .'' Dean Martin, th~ Robert LoggJa m_ a~ hour entry with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Disney Hour, ''Bonanza,'' ~s an elegant, d~grn?ed prof~ Reino Lind. 1 bod~guard . HJs name IS 1.-=....==iiii===;;;;;;:; Andy WWiams, "Run For Your Life," 'ul'he Man From U.N- !om Hewitt Edward Cat. It . C.L.E." "Get Smart," "Please Just ..happened that .way. " Don't Eat The DaiSies," - The Roger Mtller Show. ''FJ' " "Laredo" and , Singer smgs. Half hour tpper, weelt:ly JIRIDAY, SATURDAY · Dream of Jeannie." . -"The Monkees." That's no and SUNDAY The new NIICI'V enlrtes, as lypngrapbical error. It's the ApriiiS.16ot7 of now, are: nam of h•'f ho . ""'<HALe'S NAVY JOINS -"Tarzan." Not much explane a ... ~. ur serJes THE AIR FORCE" ation necessary Is there' The about the wandenqs of 1 (Technicolor) good old awing~ wll1 be. back ~uartet not unlikf the Beatles Tim Conway, Joe Flyno for an hour l week and there tn approach, hut dellnltely not "THI Nl-aGHadTWALKER" , ' aa successful-worked into a won I be any Jane as he pial?' "comedy formal to capture the Robert Tay1o.!'rbara Stanwyct the will abename his _ boy, jungle. however.There The star' ,. Ron l!ly. Him Tarzan. -"The Girl from ~.L.E.,". Not mach exvhm_a_tlt>nl necessery, ll ~Stullet oang a solo ..... 1 REGIS1EI FOR FREE DOOR PRIZES - NO PURCHASE N~S$,.ARYf creaUve designs. 1 . . A brtel talk was gtven by MEIGS THEATRE SEE F.LJflll~ large attendlli1C!t!. Mrs. Robson Introduced Mn. Rudolph Sutton who led devotions and Mrs. Robtrt Kinney wlto gave the wetCODllll8 address. Both are from Hock· ina County garden clubs, boats for the meeting. Mrs. c. E. Weaver, state president of the Ohio All80clalinn, in her tall: request.d prden clubs enter the Civic Beaulillcallnn Contest. j k'- �,. . ' ·~,~~~ !!t.~~~.,..•!!!' nr.tAmw4 AI nd And ~~ . ; AUUert li-L W P,---!~fltt orner 1&5 f1DIU till 11m> 5. Rtbert Wamer w a • oceampnlst, ~ ~ presldeol of the wsas lions, followed w1th · prayer, ~., *'-CiracePrd Mairrly About I Reelected Ritual beHeld p':~.\'~ Jew~ls n made ' ·.• ,.,......-~ .., lleetaWedneldar ln,RohsoiPresides at Rtgiona:·Evcmt =• . ,. . .·,. ,~~=-~!Jy=--=llllli,~'·~~~~::;~:;.~~ Robso~. LeliO• haU Mri. William the ill Mlddlepotl. Officers ,., IIIIM'I were elect- th lite pres),, . h BliP 11 conl!n· ed by tho> ·Mlddlepor_l Busineu . e · t dent, presldell ovl!l' lite opetdna Mra Paul Grueser Mlddl.. Plans were complet.d for the Mlssh S ~on ltb the flu. and Professional Women's Club pledges ~Cf: :~a 1 ritual A get·weD card was lleiii \ ,, If tbe United Methodist church "Herald8 of Christ," by the port, ~nd her sister, ·Mrs. Ma· litst annual dinner and wrecked to ::;d :~.wClyde Adkins Til~ i!vening ,!ollowillll 8 of the Pill oD to Perry Mltcll, wbo hes ' ~~esday evening at the church. leader. Scripture reading of bel Wolf of Pomeroy, 1 pent to be held Monday, May I, Mr. and Mr. llllll MrS. dlnllOl' at the Martlll Restaur· If ~ SliiJIUI tho gas been 01. The sroup went to tbe,lllre. v. D. Edwards, president, 1Psalm 111 and Ute byntn, God Wednesday iD Parkersburs, W. whM Meigs County 8 et 4ll ·Sa· ~ ~~ 01 Colulnbus were ant Ill the basillass meetlug at '":,pa~ ln111 Middleport. Martill Restaurant for refre.shr ulen vmct o(ii\..'1::1, r..;,~c~ :;~ '1:-e~~ """" f'.M of Glorv. ',•;:., 'nt;:.~· ·::=e ;aL~ th~~ h!' l.tm No 710 met Mondav evening IP . • gut;'- ... m2!1'!11 t.h111 tnlumbufl and Southern co• .,. .. ~ u~-~~- 1111R........ ...... 1..1 !'l~ntA follnwin!J the m~tmR re Everetl Thomas, vic• Iconclude!! the devoiiOIIS. IMrs. Grueser's daughtor, Mrs. al the Pomeroy Legion HaD. and Mrs. Ohio Electric ooeial rooms. I ;b..;;.;d"'ibe"- ··"· With Mrs. Robson, MrS. Nor· sidell!: Mrs. Glenn !hll, sec· The prO(Iram "Dreams and Howard Snyder of Parkersburg Pearl Knapp, chapeau, pr.. .a.:.:ung remained lor a W'!'k's Elect.d wero MrS. Grace wiU 1oe at her . home in man Bailey and Mrs. , 0. C. 'retary · 1\lrs. v. D. Edwards, IRealities." and the pledge ser- and the group had luncheon sided and Julia Hysell. ,.,,,... visit , Pratt reelect.d president; Mrs, 1181 Pomeroy Sunday April 24 at Greenlee hostesses: ltreasu;.r; and the following vice was in charge of,Mrs. Rob- at till Chancellor llttel in ol> laire caissiere, read the min. M;s. Eli Birchfield returned l:.arry1 Baker, vice preoldelll; , p. ,;,, Mre. Martha Eschle- Present were Mrs. 30 vlee president, 8llllOilllCed Mrs. Wolter Hayes, Mrs. Da !secretaries, ~h Alonzo Cus· ert Warner. The .Jliii'P080 of the servance of Mrs. Grue..r's utes and gave the report of the to her home. Findlay Sunday Mrs. Harold Sl!l'sen~ seer.. 8man, iter, campus mmistry; Mrs . Jay WSCS was read Ill unllon. Ml'll. blrtbday. treasurer. In the absence Of after a two weeks viBit with , tary; and 1\lrs. John Wl!l'DI!l', that pledges wm take the lest vid Entsmlng~r. Mrs. Greenle<. JWamer, membership cultiva· Warner . was _assJSied by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ~n Jones Rhnda Hackett. Mart Martm her daughters and sons-m~law, treasurer. The mstalla!ton ser- Thursday evening. Pledges Mrs. Herman Bailey, Mrs. Wll lion; Miss Lydta Ebersbach. C. Melvm Alktre, Mrs. Thomas, entertained Sunday wtth a lam- report.d that small Easter bas- Mr. and Mrs Allred Biggs, vtce .wdl be held at the May Rita Ball. Lois Clelland, !lam Woodard, Mrs. Carl miliSlonary education and serv· Mrs. Harry P. Smith and Mrs. Dy dinner Jn observance of the kets were ftlled and sent to Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. meetmg wtth Mrs. Guy Rey. Crooks, Doris Ewing, tox, Mn. Pat Gallagher, &•r•· :Ice; Mrs. Roy Reuter, mission· Dwight Parker. Prayer by Mrs. birthday of their daughter, Mrs. seven children at the Ben Harold Smith of Clifton, W. Va. nolds in charge, . . Gruesor, Sw!le flarrls, Rosetta .Otbo Watts, Mrs. James Sou· ' ary perBOIIIM!I · Mrs. Gerald Wil· lvarner and a bymD elo9ed the Leo Davidaon of Athens. Pres. Franklin TB Hospttal m Colum· She was accompanied home by Mre. NeUte Vale, legJSlative Lisle. Roth Riffle and ders, Mrs. Norman Wayland, dermuth loc~l churen activi· program. . lent were Mr. and Mrs. David- bus. Birthday cards and money Mrs, Biggs and Mrs. Smith. chairman, Introduced the speak· 1e Sehoonover. Mrs. Arthur Lewjs. 'ties; Miss Nelle Bing, spirit· During. the bu!intu ses111DD, son, .Bar~ara Jones, Larry Fine- were sent to six children ~t Mrs. E. J. ~ill returned home f!f for the evening, Mr. Ralph It was announced that the lfi';;.;;;;;.iii;i......Oiiiiiiiiiiil-; :ual life; Mr.<. Allen Eichi!Iger, Mi« Lydta Ebmhlch served a gold, Athens, and Mrs. c. K the Denver Jewish TB Hosptt- Friday evenmg afler a Ylsit M09re, Area Ext.nsion Agent, annual FO!(nder's Day dlnn~r supply work; snd Mrs. Kermit secretary protem. Plans were. Burdette. al. A l"Ontnbutwn wa_s made to with relatwe~ 1." Columbus. Sh.e R~ource Development, who will be at toe University Inn 10 Walton Circle chairman. made to sen'l! a dbmer to tb• Mr. ·and Mrs. 0 . P. Klein the nurses scholarship fund. was accompanted home by talked on resources and con· Athens, Tuesday, April 28, Devotions were led by Miss Eastern Stars Ml)' 11, at 6 p.m. visit.d recently 1n Chesapeake Committees for the 'dinner her grandson. Jeffrey ,Jones dueled a question and answer p. m. Lucretia Genbeimer. The hymn, and Mrs. Gerald Wlldennuth with her mother, Mrs. B. L. were named by Mrs. Knapp and who returned home Sunday ev.. period. He was presented wtth The cullural program, tilled, Christ For TI~e World We Sing, and Mrs. C. F. Tompkms were Hamilton, •·ho hao been ill for Included Mrs. Knapp, madys . nin~. . a gift from the club. · ''A Review of Bela Sigma Phi," with Mrs. Erert'U Th.omas as co-cbainnan. for ft. May Fel· severAl wetks. Mowrey and ~!nry ~Tartm. pro· 1 Miss '-1ary H~Jl of ~ol.umhu~ I A thank you note was read illfluded a qulr. h\' Mrs. Ec;rh le- - - - ----- - - - 1 J owship Day will be held a1 the l\ir'. and \-Jrs. Rnsst"ll Wilson gram and f<JYor~; Rhoda Hw·~· , sp,.nl E:nst~r w1U1 llr1 par€'nt...;, from Debbie Grueser thanking man. During the business ses. • • • 0/ ,J'ni tf'd \Ielhodi~t c-hureh May and dilughtrr. ( ~oleen. l.og:.m.j eH. P.ilt't'n SearlP~ an1l JuiJa · Mr. and Mrs .. E. .I . Hill. S.he the group for sending her to !lion <'I donation of $10 was glvFartlr ':' T?J>IC . , i Ruckeye Girls' State this sum-, en to the American Cancer So" and there will br a snrk sp<'nt Easter 1n Middleport and ' Hysell. rt'fro:'hnwnts Nam•d ' wos ar·o·ompan•rd hm h\' Roc~· -~/Jrm~:s Jf .~CS lunch .:~1 noon with the lor<.~l a1tend('d servire~ ;,~ \the Churcl1 on the nommatmg eomrPif tef l H1sPr who rern:-unf'd for R . mer. An auction · of homernade ]l'iel.v. Thr second annual Blue The April meeting nf 1hr church members providing des- : or Christ where thr\· t'nrrnerly wl'rt' :\Irs. Knapp ..l11iiH li\"si'!l ' ovet"night visil • articl es was- held following the Flame Cooking School sponWSCS of !he RIX'k Sprmg.; ::f'rl and bf'~.o·erage. Pl1ns we>re atlenrl~d · · omd Dorot hy Spencer. Mrs. James l·:hser and d:mgh· l pl-ogram with Mrs. sored by the Columbia Gss i'tlethod1St chun h Tut>~J.Jv a!· ::il'-'O made for a rn.ther·daugh-' Mr and Mrs Charles Lucas i ~lary Mnrun. ehairm.m nf t.er, Carol of Columbus wrre acting as auctioneer. T h Olmpanv wa!l announcE'd for Aptemoon a1 tilt• chUJ('h open:'d , ll'r hanque tnn May 10at tl p C;:~Jedoma. s~t Easl;r we<"k:,constitutuwn and b~··la\\'•, re- iMondav l,'llPSts of ' Mr and · travelingprlzewaswonby i 20-21 : All members are ine. with an organ prf'ludt' IJ\' Mr~ m end \'\iJth he-r parents. Mr and , ported tha1 foUl t'op1e~ :u ~ be- Mr~ R .1. H11l ~nd 1 Lew1s Grl\e~C'r iollo\\ot'd \H1h Praye1 by J\.1rs. Warnt'r clos· l Mr.~ llomer Jonf's rmd Mr~ 1mg prepared lO ~nd to the state lpa.med hom~ b\ he Mrs. Werner, civie The hostesse-s. Sharlee Neuprayer bv Mrs ArnO!' Lnmard ed tht> meeting. :md refresh- •Lena McEihinnev. , chairman fur approval A vote MJrhael Jones. ' Kh rl tion chainnan, urged Barbara Riggs and Shir· .During the bu ~mf'ss se~<:lon ,1 ments wP-rf' served by Mr~. «.:. Mr and \7rs . Ralph Pnmter i of thanks was given !n the · Mr and Mrs rom u ~<;·an I to vote in the May . Huston 3erved a df'ss'?'rt ',comrnunicatien was read cor:· !\'lelv;n .'\Jklre and MISs .\lelle and fumil),' of. Pamts\'Jlle, K\'. ' Kroger Company and >il w1u ~n TofmCalnd b.\Trs. ~~!'!d , !rot- I The club donated $26 to the Atlending were Rita : I pur(' 1 . dY c1· 1 •I· o urn us'thVI!UL.t: ...,un-d ' nanre comm1ttee . .cCincerning tht> ~ late met'1 1n~ In 'Bmg Irom a table w1tl1 lace 1 spf'nt the Easter wt't'kend w11A lased E:.~ &!l tf'J. can • e mk n " for th e 1 Lois Clelland, Judy l A... • 1 .,. . ..,e dav afternoon Wl granddau~h· .•• r a n 1, motion of the ~ hoo ~ held m To l''UO .... pn -t·w (·over· and rentered 1\11 h an ar- •their families at PomM"oy, Mr. recent sale . M·. E J H'll and 1 1 , Martha Eschleman, DoMrs.\\'. A. \lurgan. pr('~ldfnt ran~emrlll of JOnquils. .Mrs. Denver Hysell and I Refreshment~ Wt'l ~o' ~f'r\ i'd 1 I S · · 1 1tion program. Spef.'ial Ewmg. Carolyn Grueser, SoResided. I family and Mr. and Mrs Rus- by Gemma Casci anJ ~earl ' te~;r;ar~~ul Hill and childrf'n : were Mrs. Olive Page, Mrs. Harris, Belsy Horky, Gail r-The devotulllS and plogr;nn IRell Painter IKnapp to the SM .d I I d V(,ll"d hf'rta Wilson Mrs. rrllldy« 1 Rosetta Lisle, In a ' · k M,\ 'tela tl I" Jk•. r. I''a tll-l of 1anapo ~ jor 'Mrs. Ni)}('' Bland. and werepresentf'd br Mr~ Gruf· IVe I ten Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy, 1 B~mer, lusl1n\~cek wilh1s,hernpar(lnts · Mr Sharlee Neuman, ser. using ll ' her dr\otaonal !Sr. spent the Easter weekend [enne ~elsh, R1lth fhMnfon a~d Mrl'! Hiram Slawter and jorie Hoffman. , Barbara Riggs, jopic, Faith, S<·t·tpttue and "• .fe 0pt1z lin Sprinsfield where they visit· ; and ha Powell. 'Mr and Mrs. K ,J. Hilt ----Smith and Marilyn Wise· · led with her sisters, Mr. and , 1 H. o Bony returnM home Roherl0rirs,89, prayer for faith b) the teadeo ''East.r, " wa- the top~r o! tilt . . , iMr!. 0. R. Bailey and sons. <Moncta 1, alter spending toe Ob Bi hd • 11 pregrarn, llit h reading, ho File rhtldren reretved ' t " i Michael and Richard, Mr. and 'winter at Sarasota. Fl1l. wil.h I serl'e& rt Hysells Entertarn '.1 By Solon No. 7l 0 Middleport romeroy· EMr~. = ~':"·~~than Biw Jack O'Brian Mia. ld a lllrprlse n11 birthday par· like help ..• The movie Oscar group backmg welterwetght ty at the Frian' Club for the votea aU are ill and bein& i prospect Joe "Buzzy" Shaw, oth loveable elder clown .. · Jlm- IPrlce-Waterboused and the ji£.Jers illclude such ringside types rny JnyM MMlAd RR~ "" the tM>a will HWI A!"il 18 nn TV 1 a1 Norman ~aller. Pete Hamlll. very flrll USO eatertainl!l' "!Gr &bow · .. One of the Juliel (AIJ. George Plimpton; bls man the l!c>ys tbat Willtor at VaUey <irewslcChrlstte)oeemsaclnch ager will be Roger Donoghue, Forae" .. . JIIO Foss' depart. and sd does "~w of Your ex-fighter .. - Deli! Amaz has ure as AFL grid oonunialt could- Smile" . . . Mentalist Dunning· a 110 doubt brand new notion n'l have been ·a ourprlsa to tile er's lona-estranged w11e Cry• for bis first CBS TV series Ukeable Joe; we printed It tal oald ohe ilm't yaclttlns or starring Kan Murray • .. Billg bere maay weeks nan ,.. Worn- buying real estate in the Ba· Crosby's folding Ills big N. Y. ·~ . Wear Dally took a dev.. bamas but ohe knows who the office alter two TV options ploptalbigly chic: swat at Sharman lady Is and good luck to her. ped .. · Sammy Davis Jr. would· Douglas' additlnn to John ·LJnd. n't play a Blacl: Natlmtallol ill say's pilace 1Jl181'd: WWD a1ao The Tommy Dorsey orches- pal BUI Cosby's "I Spy." is feuding witb couturier Molly Ira led by Sam DoDabue out Only one of the TV Emmys Parnls . , . One of the WWD lis personnel from 17 to nille, bas been set 8lide for "news" partisans needled "llonl ools kept Frank Sinatra Jr., unload· bullbal one can be split severqui Molly Marnls.:, ed the Pied Pipers and wlll try a1 ways 11 the academy so . , again . Glynlo Johns gets the wblms . .. Frl1mds of Connie D1ane Lennon of L. Welk s star role tn Anita Loos' London Bennett were amazed the once Lenoon Sisters Indeed had a play ''The King's Mar"" .. No highes~paid H'wood star left Gass - a son Thomas ,Jose~h; one's turmng tbe Taft Hotel m· less than $25,000; Connie made dad's name III Richard Gass to an office llUIIding: it'll stay f3ll a week once upon a . . Older eoncert fans think a hotel no matter what dream ry . Liza Minnelli's Yehudi Menuhin's sUI! a kid Zeckendorf develops Cardi· been sounded out to replace srnsatlon but Yehudi's son nal SpeUman will be honor Barbra StreiBand after the lat.. Jcremv makes his own concert guest at the CardinBI Hayes ~... r leaves the London "Fwmy ~ production: and how odd, debut 'as a pianist April 28 In silver jubilee Alumni Dinner Girl" London The nhthe old gal May 4 at the Commodore; Bob Liza seems 8 generation youngWho inspired all the rlch~rich, Considine will main-speak. er than the so-assured Barbra, hfiOk-play-movie musical "Aunt. tho' they're only three years le Marne" opuses could merchant apart (23 vs. 20). ~ft.;;,;- Rob~. "!" I l Jt~ A 1DEAL ON THE 1CAR ;e:nace;; va i lin. iacl: .W.. tl ,_.. lillie 1118 OAOC will furllsb be tried ID floweD roy regloll!ll """"""'· prettld· photographs for the home and I "Propagation of p::~i;;. ed ~hen Region 11, Ohio Asso- garden calendar lor 1968, Mra. I conclud"'!: "io aR l Ol· ciation of Garden Clubs, met Weaver asked that flower ar· pcrmnce. CHEVROLET land abO\'~ f' Ch'Jd A 8 ' ed ByEUBChurch pomeroy Churc: h ay each memhrrs. lollowed In ·• sacr.tment and hapttsm and ; ~trs. C. B. Gilbert and Mr. and l ' his son and daughter-Ill . law, ' The 89th birthday ofBolLt•m, l "!ith.FamilyDinner iliscussion Two poems. f:a,t ' two were rreewed mto mem· :Mrs. Jesse Lake of WI!St .Jef· , Closs Meets Mr and Mrs. H. E. Boney: Robert 01Jfs, Long . Mr. and Mrs. Denver Hys:e11 11 Of Eden, and Faith. Wl're reJd I bershtp dutmg the \\'(lrslup 3er.. ~ ferson. ' . \1r and Mrs. IIerman War- w:as celebrated Sunday w..tt;hith. l~·~e~~i~~. with a tamlly by Mrs. Grul:'ser Sunday, ~m>r;mg at t.he Holiday weekend guests tl /n 5 ner relurned to lh~ir home in dinner at the home of a n~ on EasWr Sunday at their II ;;ji,............................-. ·-- : Entet·prtse HB <hurcl<. Mr and Mrs. J . A. Yoong were yrocuse ' Pomerov Tuesday aft.r spend· •ew, Warden Ours, Bashan. on the Rutland Road 1 1 He,lp~ng M~sM 0 ~lbert ·: · b A~ or';;~ •:'~ 1 P~~~·.:;e~i~: Mr and Mrs. Joe .Yaung, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith , ing the· winter in Naples, and Mro. Ralph F'~~~~:ll 1 1 ,. ' VICe 1 LScCJ..ualn.n. 1 /. rs.Lou the and Melame and .Joe.\' 1 entertained the Golden Rule , id-a. Ours, Diana. Becky. VIctor, 8 mma '>' of cambridge, and Mr. and , Cia" of the Pomrrov Chur<h [ Ky., Mr. and 1 1' $t!rvice and \\J S followed by J\.lrs Wi.llJam Kit~hen and chil T d · t Mae Van Meter and HubvN ~~:::1:~~UI Linda, Donnie, "loMo Ch h d tl •ocaron by ' . i • 1 nsf ues ay evenrng a V Mt nd . "' '"W ""IU HIGH QUALifY a ymn an •• "" • tlren Debbie and Denise, Chi!·• th . h . s' ·' 0 an e er a Mr. and Mrs. Ivan W(l(Id, II All Kinds of Good Bup w ra ••• · Al bE>rt Martm A soln, Tht An-l licothe 1 eThlr omet~ yrarus t Dick Stettler, Mrs. Lmd~ Pat, Ronda and Rodney, Mr. All in One Place 1 I 0 Ybur CheVJJ Dealer Ooly Scbwirm offlm .fuch ge s .,'[ us t Ha\'e cn'ed . by Keith I Mr and Mrs . Paul Gomer 'jMrs • Jerry MasteJn "mrge resident S mee mg. Bren t and ferry . Miss I1\E!ltn,Mrs. Earl ~~~:~:~~·~:~ II fi•• F.vans. prayer by Ret. visited Mr and Mr.. 'ed 'th de or"' . ' M • Florence Circle, Mr. and Mrs. VIncent, Connie, of 01 ~rice, foe !h• b01l ' " zel Smith and a solo. '·I Walk. Am kl • Richardo ~ver th; openEIoodlfl B V tonSA) ·t'' · SSem Jack Follrod and Kim, Mr. and Roger and Garry 1 nde a Schw.nnl ed 1 Th G d ., b)' Jo)·ee o w ower~. n ar JC e Do and Mrs J Co ell Rick ..... n e ar en, weekend and were acoompan- "Death kl Life ,, was read b The Rev. Marvin wson · arne8 m • at home. An Easter ' , EYan' precf'ded the baptiSm. led home by their daughter, Mrs. Masters a~d The Legen~ Middleport HeaUt Stobart, Mrs. Betty Gaul and was held In tbe allltmoonfl . ' Bapttwd were Broan ,James Paula who bnd spent the week of th Do ood Tr b \lr Church was speaker lor an Mark, Mr. and Mrs. l.awrence prlles given. , Will son of Mr. "nd >tro. James here E:., Pr ee. Y J 8 tor Aosembly in the and Mr. and Mrs. War·I--=---.::....- - - - - - - ·11 Open Eves 9:00 P.M. 01 den Ours. formerly the Bright Star Mar·il · Will, Heidi .. Denese and Rhett ~. and Mrs. Bernard Fultz ry "'M':.ten ~iosecl~bebyde! High ~ gymnasium POMEROY, OHIO Allen Milhoan. children of and daughtero, Beth, Barbara l:icmo. Membere r-nded to 7. Mrs. Bernice CorneD, a niece, bi. , Mr avd Mr•. Dwogbt Mtlhoan, and Becky, spent tbe Easler roll caU with an Easter thousht Stodenl Council . decora~. the lovely cake. Mr. lro;:;;==iiiiiiil;;;;;;iiiiiiii:;;:;;:;; !Mrs recrtved a number of nice , and . Steven and John Kevin weekend In Convey with her A Blble outline of till conver· Greg BaUey, aupt!l"'lsed ,. ~ulhns, sons of Mr. and Mrs. parenll, Mr. and Mn. Roy lion ol Saul was liven by Mn. aaaembly. The program gilll. \ foeorge Willtam Pullins. Fol· S'M Louis Osbont with the student body NOW OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY i lo"ing the ooloa, "'The" Manby and Mrs. Ira Butcher During the \usin-.s session, lor the Pledge . SPONSOR DANCE iOn The Middle and daughter, Judy and son, • a contribution was made to- led by Linda Larkms The Middleport Hif!lt ~'"N'II :Terry llv•!'__~Dtl HiTheGCroJ~~ , Jim. were in Columbus recent., ward the repair of the church Jes Knllht then read an . t!Oiuor class wtll sponsor . of Thorns .,...me ' ~'· : lv lo attend the wedding of fioor. Plano were made to leU · ter story. The Cbest.r. . teen dance party open to the , by Jttd)· Smith, .llr. and . Irs. Atarv Kay Buteher. daught.r Slanlev Germ· Troll It was idlst choir Ullder the pubUc this coming Satard••YII . Roy Hlankenshhlp were re<!IV· I of Mr. and llrs. Fred Buteher. vot.d . to order ca~ to oell Of Mre. Ruth Baer '"111 . night at the Mlddleport lqulppodl . Low Pl'lctl ed Jnto member~hhlp. surrec- lJudy was one of the attendants ! games were played under th~ ! rise on a Hill."' accompamed gym, from 1 to 11 p.m. ' , tTh~ sermtheon,R TheS~th aod l in the w•dding and Jim also.,. direction of Mrs. Eskew ald iM". Dorothy Karr. ceeds will be used for the sen· J Singer S~les & Service McCall's Patterns Jon D~· f!l.'. m. :sisted I the hostess served refresh~ • ThirtN!n OOys from the . class trip. The Jays will : a hymn clO!ed the servJct, ~ tnents t.o the above and Mrs. ! dent bod~ enacted the La 1 emCI!O. WY 2·2284 115 W. SECOND What leohllfll Slnlnll Schw;,.. · 1 I Milton Roush Mrs Denver Supper wtth a background "b'"" ""'· '''"''" """·"' WINS AWARn l's Kap le and Tom~ Masters lug by Mrs. AUce Nease. PLAN RUMMAGE ~ALl! POMEROY OHIO tld:ttand, A••.ri ron Wlod• ! \iis~ Sydney 'filler, da_ l!· ~. ••:r P Y · ~...,. ..... part were Ronnie Or(. The Sutton Methodist C:h",';cbll . coam •roo. ,lir.-liro. 1Pt · U,ind 1 will!htm.cflro~n.pkiiMf*l'ltr of Mr. and· Mrs. Ra~i:bn : Osborne,BWBuekley,C. D. is a rummage sae 1 ...... .........,......- Miller of Columbus. and grand~ Men'• FeUowhip Intyre, Harry Spencer, LanyJday April t8 ::!,11;11!. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1\0Y· M , Spencer Pol Morrlsaey, 18, al 113 West I'®>· II 1 ,_ - · ""' 81 Thoma• of S)T8<'use. h.. for eet PariO'IIOfe Tuttle, Ray Kerr, Joey eroy, 1n the Ebersbach I been Betty Crocker "Christian CUizensblp" was ' The Ltgbt and Life Bobby Woods, BIU Allen, NMr Homemaker of Tomorrow at the lite t tf Fellowship of the Laurel David Mora uns. Franklin lligb &hool in CoM' Free Methodist church met _ _· _ __ Lookl"'l for lnoxpenalvt •lumhus where sbe i• a oenlor. ~ thY ws':s olr~bey E t"gl cently in the recreation ' nSR•S SEAIILlDJGHT ' w lsa church met ;u:.: :iol the parsonage with the Rev. The ftrelly fish carries its lngatius de Loyola founded pr . Eugene Gill Ill dtarp. own searchlight. trnder eacb Ill W. tlld St. ,..,.....,, Ithe Society of .le!tua, lba Jeault day ..venmg at lhe home o1 Mra. lure reodlni from Matthew eye, il has a Jarce oval s Po I order. · Pltll>p Smtth: Chester ~· lite pastor and JI'IYOI' by emitting a bright light. The flsb VISIT "R -::::;::;:;:;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;, Group "ngmg of Amenca OJ> ford Jacobs opened the .,.. cut off lite flow olllgbt b)' iii 'ened the program follow'<! byllng. A "The meana of a fold of llliSue Ural Iscripture by Mro. James WIU J E.kimo," was sbown. It W<l'ka Uke an eyelid. ID reallly, aad prayer by Ml88 Long, Flags decided to have a workshop by I Lovely ll.;,rlmttnt to choose ft:om 1nd 111 several.rountrl-.. repr,.ent. l the next meett ' ng. lite slow lo produced a co· . the colon for beautiful dresses. Middleport, 0. ~ NatlOlls were on - J ol bacteria dwelling und·er II mg th e Un.1t-.;u Refreshments prov:"'~ .... th " te Tho 1 N~ tho fish'• eye. e worswp ceo r. JNII'· Pearl Jaroba - e served ~~~~~..,...,...,.;..;;;;;;a;;;;;;a;pnst or the study w.. '- lead : Mrs. Jacobs uolsted by ~ women to furtber dJsctver, u~· Eugene GUJ, to the above deratand ud aooopt resfl1111!t· f Ernest PoweU Jamea . blUtiel. 01 cbrlslian cltiHOI. A LaWI'OIII!e Smith, S!Ke Eblin, . . discuss10n followed the study, Cllflord Kllln James Gilmore · and prayer by Mrs. Thomas Harry Cllrk, 'wrmam ·: Bentz concluded the program.! CIMenct Curtis, Otho 1. ,1 Ml'l. 1leatz, presldebt, was m1and Phil Wilt cbarp rJ. abe businuA session · _ _._ __ Acrilon • Nylon wbeo reporis were fjiven by GVEII'S FOR DINNER SolectF.-,o... the seerotaries. The 0111vention Mr. and Mrs, Nathan Bllr1. , II te be held at Clrelevllle entertained with a dinner East. 200P........ Ieolon 27·211 was ditlCU!sed. er at tbeJr borne, Rutland Rd. men!! were served by the Preaenl were Mr. and Mrs, Tip ! .. to sevea members. llowllD& Columbus; Mr, Pl~a~ : orv>ned 1 I chtl~, :~ nJ· ~~s. J~~·n Heath p sfor I ~len· nayr.;. q"'" ''" '"'". '"""' ~ QSter A blY POMEROY MO TOR · COMPANY t I '~. c;oss. s E I peaker at 1 ~~ NIGHTS TIL 8 . (AEET ! ~ I, R,W, H & LfATHER SUPPLY !' ! t! Ml'ss Lo"" p --d rogram er WSW$ ••moe; ;!~ the ~ ~~~ i;;''i New ~ Ho1111 Furnishings mo~ie, CARPET I BARWICK ... Mrs. Clyde Adkins, Daytoo; lira. OUJe Biql, Jameo I Mr. and Mro. WUilrd Allred BliP and the boil ,[ Athen• Road, had aa barteu and Shii'Oil and BIU. ; !IIJ t, Mr. of andBelpre, Mr•. Ray and..family Mrs, Hln11 Roe· 1;1 :1 er Hines and girls of Galllpo. ' lis. Mr. aAd .\1r!l. Cbarlel Woode of Chester, Mrs. Edllll Hilles of Pomeroy and Mr. I I"""·· Deov-. Thomo o! POIJifo IIIIo $199 ....Ill to llo10. I I llii'EAT -TALLATION HAVE EASTER GVEII'I ·--:;:;;====--TENNIS SHOES & ABBOTT Micldlap11t, 0. IUDGET 'SHOP lAKER FURNITURE FOR FORMALS Bonded Lc:aces Brocades Satins ,,... Florida V-lon (4Doyo&3Nilltlll In Mlomllooch NotA C.niHII 2 PAIR-,- $3.00 0.. Slation w.c.tlfled Malll ltroot .._ . o. MI.Wieport, O. &verpne Can Go! . . . ShOt Store IIG 3 DAYSI THURS.· FRI.· SAT. · . ' N. 2ND AVI. ' I· I Asbury Church • Holds Easter Early Service Easter Sunrise services at the Syracuse Asbury MetltJO.I diRt Church Sunday were by the youth. MYF councilors KeMy Wigens and Mrs. Opal Dalley were 1n dtarge. . The message was delivered by Danny Stutler, son of Church pastor Rev. WendeD G. Sto~ ler. The organ prelude was by Paula Swa!W followed by the processional"with Rose Ann Llole accompanyiug the choir. Dennlo Evans led the caU to worship and prayer followed by the choir oinglng "lit ..,,_I Me ill Spite Of My Sin." The medllalion by Debbli lilyel and John LiSle followed lrilb solo. "The Ou1l&"' lite C...'( u. da illdtinp' ... Clarice Narrll aang a duel bef«e the acrlplnre reading by Klrl)luaellw~ the praytr by SuzaDII - ... 0 •MIDDLEPORT, · • WRINGER WASHE·R· ... -·----- -- -- -·•· Mrs. Pool presented to Mrs. Vtctor Hysell •. leader of t be Wildwood Jumor Garden cl~b, an award for the outstandi9g Regional XI Juntor Garden club and also present.d an a· ward for the outstandmg )Un· Lllor Mg'!"lhdener to MIBeds bPegtgyh ~ ' oan, sponsor y e Wildwood Garden club. Mrs. Svramaaa GObert Cullen. slate chatr· J - · .,....., man of the flower show a· wards, was also mtroduced. Society Notes Speaker for the afternoon sian was Mrs. John Romsey, Seven Mile, o., twbo is state sh VIsiting Mrs. Osa Boggess, horticulture chairman. e were Mr. and Mrs. J u n i o shared some of .the knowledge Scragg and children of has . gamed . m plant prop- 1 Charleston, w. Va. and satd a well·planA Sara Coventry Jewelry ned •flower garden lS a ~ust If ty was beld recently at lS to have a succ:ssJon ~f horne of Mrs. He1en f from early sprmg unlll Guests were Mrs. Robert. Mrs~11 Ramsey suggested gar~ ton and Mrs. Dreama Sm.Jth dening is an ever changing pie· I Pomeroy, Mrs. Kathryn John- ture if we plant and propagate son of Wolf Pen, M_rs. Carl some of the newcomers and Gheen, Mrs. Helen JHldle, Mrs. suggested that unusual things Adrian Hubbard, Mrs. Jean I ,-'"'-===--=;;.._=~ 1 Hayman, Mrs. Betty Ash. Mrs. Ada Slack and Mrs. Lucke. Pomeroy, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. James Mc:~~; ~ ~---------ald and son of Columbus TONIGHT-NOT OPEN weekend guests of his and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. FRIDA~;~1 ~:r~RDAY vi~Grim:'M v·10cent c:~=~~~~ "JOY IN THE MORNING" · an. rs. (Technicolor) and family of Bradner With Richard Chamberlain weekend guests of Mr. and ""'·II and Yvette Mlmeaux Carl Gheen and son, Raymond. "DARK INTRUDER" Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenre Sel~ers IJ Leslie Nielson, Gilbert Gr~e n lers and Mrs. , R. B. of . Columbus vJs1ted here SUNDAY, M~NDAY, urday. •nd TUEla.DA 19Y ied homeTheyby were Mrs. "~~~~::~II April17· 4'WMEN THE BOYS F1anaga_n_.___ MEET THE GIRLSU - TecluUcolorOwnership of reindeer Connie Francis, Harve Presnell Alaska is restricted to native Colorcartoone Alaskans. . • . . ' REPA.I • sE • v Ic E For lbe next IIIOlll1l we are speclaliliDIIa lfa1tal Wringer Waaher Service, because we bow Jllii'D be using yours more for spring c!eaalul_. ....... ing. We hive t fUll time meclwde t. lielp lilt right now. We'B pickup and retlllll J!llll' Wlllher. We Pickup and Deliver! ' Our Special Maytag Servi• BuDding We will repair your Maytag or any wrl ..... wqber that ~~~~ mak•. Mlyh ·I ,_ your washer needs a new point job-we'll do !hot, too. Call • ....... I I I . RUTLAND FURNITURE Phone SH 2-4211 "The Maytlf Store" . lhAiaiii,O. • I• ~ ~. e ~ '&J -~--C- ''THESURROUND YOURSELF WITH SOUND OF STEREO MUSIC Add AM/FM Multiplex Stereo radio. It 's like traveling with your own orchestra. Four speakers. Soltd state (instant music!). ARRIVE WRINKLE-FREE WITH AUTOMATIC HEATING, COOLING SHORT? TALL? MEDIUM? SELECT YOUR DRIVING POSITION Comfortron even wrings moisture from humid air. Order it and set the thermostat en a balmy "Bermuda" climate round. Tilt-telescopic steering wheel, you can order, adjusts up, down, in. out. You aet in and out without crouchint or stoop1n1. llelttlilrL HEADING FOR THE HILLS? ASK FOR TU.RBO·JET VB POWER GO WITH SPORTS-CAR FLAIR IN STRATO..BUCKET SEATS There's up to 427 cubic inches of quiet on crder for leveling steep . of reserw for safe them with smart center console In Coupe, add Strato·back 3 In front). When our t·egwefed pharmacists com· pound a prescription, years of profes· siooal training, knowledge and experIence stand behind it. Have your pre• serlptloDS filled here, with complete collflence. Fresh, potent drugs •.. and pl'ompt ael"'lce, too. Elllll ·feolures now standi,. ltif' JoUr odded safety: Seat belts front and rear • Padded instrument panel • Padded sun visors • Outside mirror (use it ~lweye before passing) • Shatter-res1stant 1nsldl mirror • Two-speed electric wipers • Wincllhltld wishers • Back·up lights • '66 Caprice Custom Coupe with vinyl roof coverin!iJ you· can order In ~ci' or beige. A Double Dividend in elegance aad value-tht Chevrolet IY• We Areln Buain•• for Your Good HHithl .' Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs ' WY 2-2955 . 112 E. Mlln Pomeroy 6 Reliatered PbarlnociJtllo Serva You '· •tr!t 11011/t ..••,...U:IOI HOURii AM to IIPM AM to 12:10 ~ j' UMteHM ' '' ' ~ •"ldlldiDf ""Dd bupalllll 0111 place... at.vour Ch n. I I dealer's·· Chevrolet. Chevena. Chevy Corvalr. tomue ............................................. evro e All ... <I -··--·-----·---------·· --·-----·-------····--·---~-------·~-------·-· . . POMEROY ' .r' . • ' I l •• ·~ POMEROY ~ MOTOR COMPANY W. MAIN STREET ' • DOUBLE DIVIDEND: Elegance by Caprice. Price by Chevrolet -- . •r .. • The Extra Ingredient ••• Professional Skill ' c S p E Cl .fAAll LIz E-D ~~·,_t~t:e~...~C·~~!·)ir!, 1:e 'P'P_!Irl~t~ol~mode~~rn~~Am~e~rl~<lln~!,""""""""~'"""""'""'""'""'\ "SuDrlse'' foliowetl by lbe cesolonal ... till led by Dennlo Evw. The gan postlude 1111 by Role . Lisle. AcoiJIII 1m1 D WESTERN AU .T.O StORE "HOME OWNED. Ol'ERA.TED BY D9N. DNA~· . . . ' ,, HOLLYWOOD tUPI) -Thereseeret agent stuff Of I youth." In abort, It gets rock used to be terrllic interest In derivative nature. One hour. 'n' roll into a weet!y story line. getting a look at tbe new fa11 Stephanie Powers Is the star. Advance word is that tbe sbow televiaioo schedules. I Girl, meet Tarzan. hopes to capture the free~ know aaybody Ill the -"The Road West." Not Wheeling tone of the superb who reaUy-1 mean much explanaUon necessary, is BeaUes' movie, "A Hard Day'a cares any hlore. Rigor mortis there? One hour western about Night.'' including the fresh is the current state ol network a pioneer family. Barry SuUI· visual effects. entertainment, and one is van is the papa. -"Hey, Landlord!'' A young te P'·d io ay better never m u: s -"Star fr.ek ." Not much man .1rom. the, Mid west (WUl than late in presenting the new explanation n e cess a r Y is Hutchms) mhertts a converted season pl'ans. But duty calls, so there? Science fiction hour ~ew York tn:owns'?Jie and gets lnday a look at the ooming Wt'llt'am Shatner as mvolved wttb tis tenants. 1 "'B~TV I'meup: , '-"' commander of a space •hip Olmedy. HaIf hour. To start with, the 1ineup will that investigates previously be minus these canceled series: unexplored worlds. CommanPLAN JITNEY SUPPER The Sammy Davis show, "Dr. der, meet girl. The Letart Falls Methodist Kildare," "Hullabaloo," "Mr. Church wiU have a jilney sup. -''Orcasional Wife." Some Roberts," "The Wackiest Sbip ~~~~~:•::~n necessary. M,·-•--• per Saturday, April 23, at lite in the Army/' "Branded/' 1i 'liWRII "Mona McQuakey,• "My Molb· ill a hall-ltour situallOD rommunily hulldm, at 5:30 p. er, The Car," "Camp Runna. comedy about a young bache. m. executive who D""'""'a w"e muck," ''Hank'' and the John CI;W u o th Sh to succeed in business, and gets RETURNs TO CLAl!SE8 ,.orsy e ow. g· t I< d Retu ning are· "The Tuesday 8 Jr1 0 pre n · Tom Lind has returned to r · -"THE C t" Def' 't I and ~ 1ay movies, "I Spy," · · · ~· lfll e Y Fairmont State College after the I RoPe Theatre, ''The some expl~na~IOn necessary. spending the spring vacation VirgiL .'' Dean Martin, th~ Robert LoggJa m_ a~ hour entry with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Disney Hour, ''Bonanza,'' ~s an elegant, d~grn?ed prof~ Reino Lind. 1 bod~guard . HJs name IS 1.-=....==iiii===;;;;;;:; Andy WWiams, "Run For Your Life," 'ul'he Man From U.N- !om Hewitt Edward Cat. It . C.L.E." "Get Smart," "Please Just ..happened that .way. " Don't Eat The DaiSies," - The Roger Mtller Show. ''FJ' " "Laredo" and , Singer smgs. Half hour tpper, weelt:ly JIRIDAY, SATURDAY · Dream of Jeannie." . -"The Monkees." That's no and SUNDAY The new NIICI'V enlrtes, as lypngrapbical error. It's the ApriiiS.16ot7 of now, are: nam of h•'f ho . ""'<HALe'S NAVY JOINS -"Tarzan." Not much explane a ... ~. ur serJes THE AIR FORCE" ation necessary Is there' The about the wandenqs of 1 (Technicolor) good old awing~ wll1 be. back ~uartet not unlikf the Beatles Tim Conway, Joe Flyno for an hour l week and there tn approach, hut dellnltely not "THI Nl-aGHadTWALKER" , ' aa successful-worked into a won I be any Jane as he pial?' "comedy formal to capture the Robert Tay1o.!'rbara Stanwyct the will abename his _ boy, jungle. however.There The star' ,. Ron l!ly. Him Tarzan. -"The Girl from ~.L.E.,". Not mach exvhm_a_tlt>nl necessery, ll ~Stullet oang a solo ..... 1 REGIS1EI FOR FREE DOOR PRIZES - NO PURCHASE N~S$,.ARYf creaUve designs. 1 . . A brtel talk was gtven by MEIGS THEATRE SEE F.LJflll~ large attendlli1C!t!. Mrs. Robson Introduced Mn. Rudolph Sutton who led devotions and Mrs. Robtrt Kinney wlto gave the wetCODllll8 address. Both are from Hock· ina County garden clubs, boats for the meeting. Mrs. c. E. Weaver, state president of the Ohio All80clalinn, in her tall: request.d prden clubs enter the Civic Beaulillcallnn Contest. j k'- �. .. ' '" ...... ; . .. '· .. 1 • ' .. -~ ''-·h~lly , . ,, ' ·t ·:: ,. . Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., AprU 14, 1981 _,, ,.._,_:.,____________ ,_1 .. ·•INVITED TO SCHOOL i·J Membon of Region Gl of the ~&Ohio Asoocialioo of Gardea .• :''Chlbs invited participate -~~'in !be No. 3 Elemen11111 Scbool v.,; ,.,._,~" I. ore to ' . ·1 for flower show ·judges members at Lillcoln Lod~o Columbus oa AprU 20-Zl t1u wu IIIJPIIMil It sTAIII'l' lbl. onniJif: Nell dato, IIIIOiher -uJal matoh. But he teepo askln& me go out with hlm and he'a W<lllderful otherwise He •- , · wont talk alitul ~ and I foel olDy maklns • bill argument when be juot llllliles and says aotbq. How · eaa I coovlllce ¥ifu? - co~~ 0~ !!!!! Dear Gone OD Hlm: ·Be IJOIIO, period! Or you'U be a Here's IJOIIO goeee~ ~ic.: • a y.......,.. Firat pus: apeet. YOlll boya II')'; a1co 1!111 oaly II')' once. Secolld .,..., .... napeel. 'flllrd pa!l: reject. Willi "o'\ ' • 1 Pocko~t(F~·~ v..-•bl• IWoocl Trolllo ·ePicket ,__. Trlmmlllf lwflo--ond Lowns eGirden Hose •nd Aa:HSorlltl e Bullbilll SuppH...._ 11111, B1ts, Gloves SEE OUR BATMAN TOY ASSORTMENT • Fal Roi LIVE PARAKEETS PET SUPPLIES w;:;i Metb< s-10 •ith Lew~ SPRING PLANnNG eAMARYLIS eGIANT DAHLIAS eTUBEROUS BEGONIAS Buy Now! Plant Now!. • temq · BEN FRANKLIN s-10 WY 2-3498 HelOD: Olllbarru4od ..... also t•ot when I llldo ln1D or out of a ear ud pt sta11e altoeb hill 88J metal I toudL I blow 11'1 lbl ayloa -1 OOYel'l llld all lbe atall<>(llllduclng cJtlbeo we wear these daya bul what tu I 007 Ollt» I llrUck optll'kl wbOD I tlued my boy _..-"11 podnlgbl - SHOCKING Dear Sbt1<ting; FOR POMEROY HELEN HELP US! l - - by Gallipolis, Ohio real charse. - H. . · TbJs column Ia dOdlcated 1.. laJnUy living, ao II you•ra ba'In& kid trouble ar just pial ' !rouble, t=t Helea beJp Y01'. lJDe wili alau we_lcvwc. ifiW. ~:;;,; IIDU8in8 uportences. Adclro>· Helen 8ottal Ia cart cl #1<- 'iloD:?r.So,ciety Taps37for Membership Nelly'Don British Lady DRESSES HELANCA SWEATERS Sisters Style Shop SPRING COATS REDUCED Court St., Pomeroy newspaper. THIS CAT WAS BUI!JGRYI Dear Heltll: March i8, 1966 How dt you train a eat ID eat htlea In mobalr or angora aweatera! - HOLEY JO DEAR H. Jo: . .... .The 88IM way tram a cal not chew bolel your pel rabbit< Keep 'em orated! - H. Dear Heiea: I mel a J!UY who II IOIIIv II somelbinl eJ... 'l1!t trouble be mode • pass, buii11181<1Bge<lll ID slop him. 'l'botllbl wo bad an ootlled about pasaeo ~=:II ' Serving Melp CowltJ I uplalned bow I felt for Over N Ywa them, but !be next dote II lbe~~~~m~e::__~b~oft~sured~!_~•~~..... ,..............,.,......,_ _ _ _..;............!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!OII!!_ _ _, GIRLS SPRING COATS REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. ALL H-'•" Bottel-...,j YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! ,.;: •. NEW ARRIVALS! to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr caru of Hel011 Help US! 1bisl1'-'i;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;ii..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; This eolwnn is fur young 412 2nd Ave. doesn't Ul:o fingerprints OD wlndowtl.) When you gt1 out of 1 car, cloee 11 with your elbow or stme clolbed part of your body _ or by ptJIIIJI8 your hand .., the glall; fingerprintO be . - tney're beJtV Ulu Knd lbe back of your agalnBt lbe metal befoN ' Ili;,.u::;to:u~cb:!U-1Thil~~~~~tby::.!bU:•~= =;.................;;;;;;,,, , .. lui'~I"-B. HERE NOWJ ROWER BlABS . mata1 - !bat dlspell lbo Ill· bulld-up. 11e electrtcity. (It also gel dirty liB for klsslq ·- wtll, k fr th nor who •-• loo • am • car ow hls slad you give your boylr"""' . •··t Open Friday Night Til9:00 Saturday Night Til 9:00 .. T- ...,. before ,oa l.adi 1 :::'~-,:.-:,.we.!':, to mlStraliOns wUI be given. . '-l:l ' ~ , ple, lbelr problema and pleasures, their treublea a11d fun. As with lbe rest of Helen Help US!, it welcomea laughs but won't dodge a serioua quesliol< with a bl'USil-off. Send your 1eeJH81 quutimlS noeroR SAYS BJ WayDt G. Jll'andstatll, M.D. iJ1 the early years of tonlw7 1 eoo11 llli1II04 Mary I BANKING SERVIas AYAIWII to LADIES SPRING COATS REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. POMEROY NATIONAL :::1 Mlllloo, lollewing IB o1 typbold, bocama aa !II carrier of the disease. cbuged ber looali.. every or two but everywhere went llMt people ohoo eamo contact with got typhoid. When, after seme pa~:: I sleuthing, the bealtb at llieo proved tbal she wu cause of so maay cases .... tollfuoed • hospital bwoll·l unlarily lor • wbllo. 0. ber $14.95 - - - - - SALE $7.00 $10-95 SALE $6.66 $8.95 SALE $5.66 $7.95 SALE $4.88 $6.95 SALE $4.44 $22.95 - - - - $19.95 $17.95 $13.95 $10.95 Oak Hill Society Notes Ydi/WA/1 ARE AT DUTTONS & ROLLERS Reg. 69c Philips inleethose of the mso and lhroa4 and types dysentery and pinworm and 1'01111<!worm lllostations. '!be sileot oarrier baa perloda wben he does aot obed DuriHg such periods it Ia Impossible to ldeelify blm u •• • ' .SPRING COATS, SUITS, DRESSES ,Unsea,sorla b,Je weather has left our racks loaded with early SPRING ~me'fharldi~se which must be moved at our expense to make room for ahip1nents of summer m~rchandise which is arriving dally' .. advantage of these prices this weekend and spruce up your wardrobe. aymp~om~. Reg. $1.49 LEATHER CANDY BARS and OIEWING GUM WORK GLOVES 10 FOR l9c CREAM· SDCK -ROLL-ON leRI oarriers Include tuberculoo- . BAYER ASPIRIN Reg. 69c Green Mint MOUTH WASH····· TUSSY DEODORANT. •• carrier. Diseases spread by Off I00 TABLET SIZE i PRICE of typhoid orgauisms. REG. ma- fever blister or cank.ec 601'8. About 38 per tent of lbt populalioll an urrlero ol atapbylooocel. They IIPl'OIHI Ibis loleOtiOD by oontamiaatitlc tbeir banda, <lothes, towela llld bedding with droplets expeDed ;. coughing, sneeziRg or evem laughing. Althougb lbey are 101 olrielly speaking, daseed as carrier, b<cau,. they are not yet Immune, many persons opread durll8 the lllcubalioo poriod - the few hours or daya after they baye becotDt I& fected before they sbow aay c MILK MAGNESIA lioAll, especially Women's and Children's BROMO SELTZER hu· oeci• and streplo<:ocie Off Reg. 69c PIAYING CARDS •·· Other disease.s spread by shedding carriers Include olapbyloo- Off c Reg. $1 A9 AI Plastic to is, unduhiJIIt fever, laria, typhus and ·- I .. factious disease) go between epidemics'!'' Disease carriers have beea classified as shedding OBd silent types. Typhoid Mary belonged the first group. Wberever she went, she shed 1 shower ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. man bost establish • state of peacefuJ coexistence. This is the answer to the question: ••Where does measles (or any other in- .. .. I .t.., .. ' I .. ol one ill tho tilalletl .. a larp bospttal. '!bat Ia lbl TY!JIIOid I wbary" who brought tho problem of the nrrler 10 loreilblyl to lha attention of tho,. iDler· ..ted In preveoting lba I[Jresd of communicable di seases. Some carriers, like Mary, have a full-blown attack while others have sucb a mild ease that it passes unnoticed and therefore undiaglwsed. I• tither the , 1 • ....., flut,- event the germ and I 1- • ( lease .... - ...... wort again Bl a lootl hlldler. Sbe tilalgtd ........ from thea Ill' led h k. • ',, SALE $13.8B · SALE $12.88 SALE $10.88 SALE $8.88 SALE $6.8B $1.00_ ,,_..•..,,_..,w"..tl: •Ill ....,_ .. , :::rm azo --· .......... a. ..... 6111aidwa1 rn ................. - . AocllwGIIODIIIIIIfllllill'... ~e:bii:Jir;GniiDIII •1[11~ ,_ tlnll. 7 II' llllwmlll I aM ... O.n1L1 1Indl" 14..,•Gnlrlnlll ... CJI111iLIIIt,..,...,._ Yoa_opat_ollllllltllii)!IJ . . w 111UIIIrtlr, 'IW oloop . ,. . . . . . . . • . , .... n n 11 ••J<C .,.C 10 . . Did Cll' to Willie ..... 1<1* alto ICIIIool. .. ..lllliclrlll 1 Jaaiiiii:CJII<iiiiJIIfDr••u••dW _, ... lilllllllpaop <illd. dil ",a. al Ill r;..., Ill U. S. KEDS . ''t N l l l l ! l l l • . dlllllrwlllaJQ~ ~',a.- Ml -dr..--CDJl<illl,_ ... ,.,.,. .. ...., · ... 11*1tMhn11Ylraflnilll p --(lniJ• ...... ..,....................... . . ., ........ ,.illlkldlllllrllft .... _...,. ......... ............. Cit a_.. ....... ....__.....,.._ c - ..... dl.- labetl..., •• oovered Ollly hr tbods, IStl8lly perloi'IIIH ..,. publle health authorltiea. Oace detected, llepl lllU8I .. Ill:• to prevent them from apreadins their disease and they mual be treated until they art 110 lont• earrlen. - . . -·--,.·~~·-------·-,--·-•••..,. ·a ••• • • ~~ 0. ; ,' '' i •I' ·' it '• ' Co~rec;tion . Of O.,rWecln1111W Ad 1HE . . . I .CAJiPd' llilCJCI(S ShcMJW,.,_ .... ~ I ' ' .· BABY POWDER 46c MENNEN BABY MAGIC 4. Free Parking In Rear of Store 5. Money Orders 83c • Prescriptklns Are Our Main Busl;.. .' 122 N. SECOND ·.> • AI'PilOX. l·t ill MIDDLEPORT; O. !JiOT 4!1/d•l ., ,., , .. ",)· . MUM · 21c JOHNSON$ I. Clean Ladies & Childrens Rest Room 2. Cold Drinking Fountain 3. T.V. Tube Tester Reg. $1.00 llllck " Willie BONANZA -I Reg.65c Anllablela Tht Shopper'& " Jteg.29c ' ----·d............ Sow'h 'r.nqaa11Wto . .. . , . . . . . . . " ............1111'1 -...., . . . . . .... For Your Shopping Pleasure I i· ' FRE1 PAlliNG tN lUI l �. .. ' '" ...... ; . .. '· .. 1 • ' .. -~ ''-·h~lly , . ,, ' ·t ·:: ,. . Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., AprU 14, 1981 _,, ,.._,_:.,____________ ,_1 .. ·•INVITED TO SCHOOL i·J Membon of Region Gl of the ~&Ohio Asoocialioo of Gardea .• :''Chlbs invited participate -~~'in !be No. 3 Elemen11111 Scbool v.,; ,.,._,~" I. ore to ' . ·1 for flower show ·judges members at Lillcoln Lod~o Columbus oa AprU 20-Zl t1u wu IIIJPIIMil It sTAIII'l' lbl. onniJif: Nell dato, IIIIOiher -uJal matoh. But he teepo askln& me go out with hlm and he'a W<lllderful otherwise He •- , · wont talk alitul ~ and I foel olDy maklns • bill argument when be juot llllliles and says aotbq. How · eaa I coovlllce ¥ifu? - co~~ 0~ !!!!! Dear Gone OD Hlm: ·Be IJOIIO, period! Or you'U be a Here's IJOIIO goeee~ ~ic.: • a y.......,.. Firat pus: apeet. YOlll boya II')'; a1co 1!111 oaly II')' once. Secolld .,..., .... napeel. 'flllrd pa!l: reject. Willi "o'\ ' • 1 Pocko~t(F~·~ v..-•bl• IWoocl Trolllo ·ePicket ,__. Trlmmlllf lwflo--ond Lowns eGirden Hose •nd Aa:HSorlltl e Bullbilll SuppH...._ 11111, B1ts, Gloves SEE OUR BATMAN TOY ASSORTMENT • Fal Roi LIVE PARAKEETS PET SUPPLIES w;:;i Metb< s-10 •ith Lew~ SPRING PLANnNG eAMARYLIS eGIANT DAHLIAS eTUBEROUS BEGONIAS Buy Now! Plant Now!. • temq · BEN FRANKLIN s-10 WY 2-3498 HelOD: Olllbarru4od ..... also t•ot when I llldo ln1D or out of a ear ud pt sta11e altoeb hill 88J metal I toudL I blow 11'1 lbl ayloa -1 OOYel'l llld all lbe atall<>(llllduclng cJtlbeo we wear these daya bul what tu I 007 Ollt» I llrUck optll'kl wbOD I tlued my boy _..-"11 podnlgbl - SHOCKING Dear Sbt1<ting; FOR POMEROY HELEN HELP US! l - - by Gallipolis, Ohio real charse. - H. . · TbJs column Ia dOdlcated 1.. laJnUy living, ao II you•ra ba'In& kid trouble ar just pial ' !rouble, t=t Helea beJp Y01'. lJDe wili alau we_lcvwc. ifiW. ~:;;,; IIDU8in8 uportences. Adclro>· Helen 8ottal Ia cart cl #1<- 'iloD:?r.So,ciety Taps37for Membership Nelly'Don British Lady DRESSES HELANCA SWEATERS Sisters Style Shop SPRING COATS REDUCED Court St., Pomeroy newspaper. THIS CAT WAS BUI!JGRYI Dear Heltll: March i8, 1966 How dt you train a eat ID eat htlea In mobalr or angora aweatera! - HOLEY JO DEAR H. Jo: . .... .The 88IM way tram a cal not chew bolel your pel rabbit< Keep 'em orated! - H. Dear Heiea: I mel a J!UY who II IOIIIv II somelbinl eJ... 'l1!t trouble be mode • pass, buii11181<1Bge<lll ID slop him. 'l'botllbl wo bad an ootlled about pasaeo ~=:II ' Serving Melp CowltJ I uplalned bow I felt for Over N Ywa them, but !be next dote II lbe~~~~m~e::__~b~oft~sured~!_~•~~..... ,..............,.,......,_ _ _ _..;............!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!OII!!_ _ _, GIRLS SPRING COATS REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. ALL H-'•" Bottel-...,j YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! ,.;: •. NEW ARRIVALS! to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr caru of Hel011 Help US! 1bisl1'-'i;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;ii..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; This eolwnn is fur young 412 2nd Ave. doesn't Ul:o fingerprints OD wlndowtl.) When you gt1 out of 1 car, cloee 11 with your elbow or stme clolbed part of your body _ or by ptJIIIJI8 your hand .., the glall; fingerprintO be . - tney're beJtV Ulu Knd lbe back of your agalnBt lbe metal befoN ' Ili;,.u::;to:u~cb:!U-1Thil~~~~~tby::.!bU:•~= =;.................;;;;;;,,, , .. lui'~I"-B. HERE NOWJ ROWER BlABS . mata1 - !bat dlspell lbo Ill· bulld-up. 11e electrtcity. (It also gel dirty liB for klsslq ·- wtll, k fr th nor who •-• loo • am • car ow hls slad you give your boylr"""' . •··t Open Friday Night Til9:00 Saturday Night Til 9:00 .. T- ...,. before ,oa l.adi 1 :::'~-,:.-:,.we.!':, to mlStraliOns wUI be given. . '-l:l ' ~ , ple, lbelr problema and pleasures, their treublea a11d fun. As with lbe rest of Helen Help US!, it welcomea laughs but won't dodge a serioua quesliol< with a bl'USil-off. Send your 1eeJH81 quutimlS noeroR SAYS BJ WayDt G. Jll'andstatll, M.D. iJ1 the early years of tonlw7 1 eoo11 llli1II04 Mary I BANKING SERVIas AYAIWII to LADIES SPRING COATS REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. POMEROY NATIONAL :::1 Mlllloo, lollewing IB o1 typbold, bocama aa !II carrier of the disease. cbuged ber looali.. every or two but everywhere went llMt people ohoo eamo contact with got typhoid. When, after seme pa~:: I sleuthing, the bealtb at llieo proved tbal she wu cause of so maay cases .... tollfuoed • hospital bwoll·l unlarily lor • wbllo. 0. ber $14.95 - - - - - SALE $7.00 $10-95 SALE $6.66 $8.95 SALE $5.66 $7.95 SALE $4.88 $6.95 SALE $4.44 $22.95 - - - - $19.95 $17.95 $13.95 $10.95 Oak Hill Society Notes Ydi/WA/1 ARE AT DUTTONS & ROLLERS Reg. 69c Philips inleethose of the mso and lhroa4 and types dysentery and pinworm and 1'01111<!worm lllostations. '!be sileot oarrier baa perloda wben he does aot obed DuriHg such periods it Ia Impossible to ldeelify blm u •• • ' .SPRING COATS, SUITS, DRESSES ,Unsea,sorla b,Je weather has left our racks loaded with early SPRING ~me'fharldi~se which must be moved at our expense to make room for ahip1nents of summer m~rchandise which is arriving dally' .. advantage of these prices this weekend and spruce up your wardrobe. aymp~om~. Reg. $1.49 LEATHER CANDY BARS and OIEWING GUM WORK GLOVES 10 FOR l9c CREAM· SDCK -ROLL-ON leRI oarriers Include tuberculoo- . BAYER ASPIRIN Reg. 69c Green Mint MOUTH WASH····· TUSSY DEODORANT. •• carrier. Diseases spread by Off I00 TABLET SIZE i PRICE of typhoid orgauisms. REG. ma- fever blister or cank.ec 601'8. About 38 per tent of lbt populalioll an urrlero ol atapbylooocel. They IIPl'OIHI Ibis loleOtiOD by oontamiaatitlc tbeir banda, <lothes, towela llld bedding with droplets expeDed ;. coughing, sneeziRg or evem laughing. Althougb lbey are 101 olrielly speaking, daseed as carrier, b<cau,. they are not yet Immune, many persons opread durll8 the lllcubalioo poriod - the few hours or daya after they baye becotDt I& fected before they sbow aay c MILK MAGNESIA lioAll, especially Women's and Children's BROMO SELTZER hu· oeci• and streplo<:ocie Off Reg. 69c PIAYING CARDS •·· Other disease.s spread by shedding carriers Include olapbyloo- Off c Reg. $1 A9 AI Plastic to is, unduhiJIIt fever, laria, typhus and ·- I .. factious disease) go between epidemics'!'' Disease carriers have beea classified as shedding OBd silent types. Typhoid Mary belonged the first group. Wberever she went, she shed 1 shower ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. man bost establish • state of peacefuJ coexistence. This is the answer to the question: ••Where does measles (or any other in- .. .. I .t.., .. ' I .. ol one ill tho tilalletl .. a larp bospttal. '!bat Ia lbl TY!JIIOid I wbary" who brought tho problem of the nrrler 10 loreilblyl to lha attention of tho,. iDler· ..ted In preveoting lba I[Jresd of communicable di seases. Some carriers, like Mary, have a full-blown attack while others have sucb a mild ease that it passes unnoticed and therefore undiaglwsed. I• tither the , 1 • ....., flut,- event the germ and I 1- • ( lease .... - ...... wort again Bl a lootl hlldler. Sbe tilalgtd ........ from thea Ill' led h k. • ',, SALE $13.8B · SALE $12.88 SALE $10.88 SALE $8.88 SALE $6.8B $1.00_ ,,_..•..,,_..,w"..tl: •Ill ....,_ .. , :::rm azo --· .......... a. ..... 6111aidwa1 rn ................. - . AocllwGIIODIIIIIIfllllill'... ~e:bii:Jir;GniiDIII •1[11~ ,_ tlnll. 7 II' llllwmlll I aM ... O.n1L1 1Indl" 14..,•Gnlrlnlll ... CJI111iLIIIt,..,...,._ Yoa_opat_ollllllltllii)!IJ . . w 111UIIIrtlr, 'IW oloop . ,. . . . . . . . • . , .... n n 11 ••J<C .,.C 10 . . Did Cll' to Willie ..... 1<1* alto ICIIIool. .. ..lllliclrlll 1 Jaaiiiii:CJII<iiiiJIIfDr••u••dW _, ... lilllllllpaop <illd. dil ",a. al Ill r;..., Ill U. S. KEDS . ''t N l l l l ! l l l • . dlllllrwlllaJQ~ ~',a.- Ml -dr..--CDJl<illl,_ ... ,.,.,. .. ...., · ... 11*1tMhn11Ylraflnilll p --(lniJ• ...... ..,....................... . . ., ........ ,.illlkldlllllrllft .... _...,. ......... ............. Cit a_.. ....... ....__.....,.._ c - ..... dl.- labetl..., •• oovered Ollly hr tbods, IStl8lly perloi'IIIH ..,. publle health authorltiea. Oace detected, llepl lllU8I .. Ill:• to prevent them from apreadins their disease and they mual be treated until they art 110 lont• earrlen. - . . -·--,.·~~·-------·-,--·-•••..,. ·a ••• • • ~~ 0. ; ,' '' i •I' ·' it '• ' Co~rec;tion . Of O.,rWecln1111W Ad 1HE . . . I .CAJiPd' llilCJCI(S ShcMJW,.,_ .... ~ I ' ' .· BABY POWDER 46c MENNEN BABY MAGIC 4. Free Parking In Rear of Store 5. Money Orders 83c • Prescriptklns Are Our Main Busl;.. .' 122 N. SECOND ·.> • AI'PilOX. l·t ill MIDDLEPORT; O. !JiOT 4!1/d•l ., ,., , .. ",)· . MUM · 21c JOHNSON$ I. Clean Ladies & Childrens Rest Room 2. Cold Drinking Fountain 3. T.V. Tube Tester Reg. $1.00 llllck " Willie BONANZA -I Reg.65c Anllablela Tht Shopper'& " Jteg.29c ' ----·d............ Sow'h 'r.nqaa11Wto . .. . , . . . . . . . " ............1111'1 -...., . . . . . .... For Your Shopping Pleasure I i· ' FRE1 PAlliNG tN lUI l �~~rJirt.\t~~""-';;.:,..,;;_,.,;.:.__,....:...;..._ ', .i ~;"' .. _ _::o....._,..,~~~·"··~er-···--··~.:..... ~=;~~+~~~~~~~:;:::::;.:Jj'~' •:,··=..., -H... , •'•. ,,.,. "· _.. ........, , ......... ._.1••" ... ,.......... ...... .. , .. . ~.1 ;,, ' ) .• ~ ., '1 '. ' ' ,'I ' • \ ~et Extra Cash The Want AaWav f· . J • 10-Daily Sentlne~ Pomoroy-.Middleport, . · ¥•.\NT AD For Le11e INFORM A TlON 1:·1 P..M. D~~-~=r~' ,u11 nut••n 1775 bt 14 !f.d 775 by 15 ceJebM· t"· Menuv DH!Iun• u1 "· '""· -«• . tAHCILLATIONs ~ ·'' ~ Ill 11oto IC~1tll unlll •:to A. Ifill, Fir D•r ot ,._...,ce•• i)IMn..-1 ..-. fli~ wtN Mt M j It LUSTRE FOAM is ttATU t·· '" the best carpet Por WDIB ... WVIte • "" , ,.. w.rca .... '""'"'•• _, have ever used or ,. '"'"' .... fi:ttet~• .. """ ~.._ k• El·...,. -~a m" t::olttt PI' 'INPO ret TBI"N CIAll;uney U«C 1;\.;W&C 111 1 pooer rental $1. Ebersbach 11 ,.., ,::,·'~V:C!::rt!'" 111111 .,. •net ..., ""a ,.,,,..,. •• •·~ Harchnre, Pomeroy. OhJo. cAtto o .. ,H,.,. .., .. a••tu ... tt••• • 1• 6•• 11 .21 foP u ward ''""''"•"'· l~eh · ,. • K: ' , ~ • • THEY USED TOBE ' ono•P...-w- c.mplna ot IIOJ•I Olk Pork ·~ - Wo think Thlo lo Tho "WORLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAILER ,'~-..~-£ - ~- ' DAYS! (lefoN Moy Ill) ..."""' ~- •- ....... •-w~ov ..... ........... ..... ON DOUBLE . DIVIDEND . BUY A TRAILER . ~~ocoJ.. ' I CASH IN pr1ce "'6 .,.. . WY~ . Fot Rent _ ·- - . tMvkl PI INMHI...IT ftll . . . ~~.... fer 1111" fnH IM IDtDrr"Hf IMerfllft. t111111 AJ!rU 14, 4 Jl OWIIIM•i----::-~;::-----' 'lli'";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; lilt .,,.,. 0~ ·J~ : VACUUM CLIANER Sunoco, Chester, . Ohlo. J3 ;\'"11111 fUDIItfltl ......,.. tt'll rtttlt ii"MII· It Nltet ••, , tv Dlark tires . First tire New tank ...,.. «Unplete wltb • • ' V~""' ·"·iiicbn>enll. $23.25, SI!'Cend tirl . . .6$, aU eJeaniDJ M . riJn $7110 ...... Sa'··men demonstra••tr1 · • ~. ln UKJD. CORUCTIONt . aaouur.t•o"' • ' NEW !'APPlES AIN'T WHAT At Pomeroy Moton BIG BEND TRAILER SALES ROU$H & LYONS IIOWING wtlb my mower (Middleport $1.25 per hour. Can hJihost reler•nces - wv 2-7103. 4 10 6lc Real !:stale For Sale '.cMlli!NG TRAILERS Morttft 'St. MIJOn._ W. Vo. f -.110 S,. U1 F-r T•ur C.mplnt 14ulpmolll N - J· Ton 1957 Chev. ,L il!>xol BotU• Gas. Arnold rz •lklltl•n•• wora lc · Brothers. Bll E. Mall! St, """' ••••• Encydopedia Britanniea. 1965 · & cyl. Pickup _ $495 11 t :N " M. 11 ' 11" I :JO "'· M. ~.-~·t• Cost 1420 Pa ROUTE 124 Pol,&roy. · 8 2Z tic Ut~tCI•'r 1:30 .t.. M. to 12-DI Noon t""UI JOn . · Y ~'~' ,slo,.::•z in 13 installments. WY 2--2741: •1 1960 Studebaker [Alii b:JJ'ID!TIONING Refrlger14 ... v~~::o~~"·•156 TWO MATCHED pulling4 ponits. :~l!;liiiililiii !l!!~iiiiiiiiiiii~ll St. Wagon VB $395 allop. servl<e. Jack's RefrlgPHONE Wy 2 2 eritlon, New Haven. YDrme, 1150. Contact l"rank Harrah April Showers Sale 1959 Chev. Bel Air TUm?. ! 6 I HI Junction of 124 at Bow· REPEATED St. Wagon va $395 Notice ' man 's Run. f 14 6tc SEWING tnacm-. topalr str c~o~uN=T=v-t:iw)~- Cl_os_·,-,~PPI- I'OUR ROOM furnished aparl· ALL THIS WEEKI 1957 Chev. Bel Air oleo, all makeo. WY Z.:OIM.I 1be Fabri< Shop, ,........, ing. Hymn sing Lrtart F1lh ment. WY 2-3658. 1 14 !fc ALL SPECIALS "6". 4 Door _ $365 UB church on Sunday .~pril - -- - --- - -STILL ON SALE Authorized Singer Saleo 17. 2 • 4 p. m. All singers ,NEED A HOME! Call WY z. h Service. 1 Ill tic Invited. Everyone welcome. ! 3267 for rentals. 4 13 121c 1958 C ev. Biscayne 4 14 3tc, NICE TRAILER LOT, Brownell POMEROY "6" PG, 4 Door $269 ll,•=======;;o;;;, -C"CC~-=c~"'c-.:...:.:: OHIO JOHN COME HOME. You ra n ' .~ve. Contact Mrs. Waller e 1956 Buick RADIATOR . 'I HEA'11NG, PLUMBING, . Rural t' ' i' !' M1 te) \\1 u ' I I t f ! t. • kl"ep your shoes on. I just . Hayes, 635 MlU Sl t 12 6tc rented a Glamorrne Electnc APARTMENT with 4 rooms 11,..;,Ja;;ck;;.,W..,•..,c..,•..,""..,;,Y..,·Ms.;,•.,·""' Rug ShmapHoer for only $2 a : and bath, screened iD porch, 1~ day at !;-;l~lr Suppl_1·. f\:, .·,'''' · o furnace heat, 1 car garage ---=~-:-----11 4 " ttc large lot aoo troller space. ===;.W_:_a:.:nt:.:ed_:_.,---,;;-; HA,\1 SlintJT •__ Snmlar. April Phone WY 2-5115. 4 12 12lc SOMFONE to start boy of 7 ~l from 11 11Hn till dark un 5 ROOM HOUSE years on banjo lessons. Snowball Hill. R1 flf ;md Shut - WI ~3272 between 9 a. m. wr !l-2180. guns. Sponsored bv the Me1gs TRAiLER UJuntv Coun !l l lntrr~. age and water Brown's 4134tt' . _ _ _ _ _ 1 er Park (State FAHMF:R~. am taking orders Minersville, Ohio. Phone and 5 p. m. 4 12 5. for Southern tomah, plants _ 2-3324. 1 15 DOZER and Backhoe Work. now. Will arrive around A.p- - -· - Contact Herman Reese, Cheril 25. Bill~' Hill. Racme, WI ' THREE and four room lhire, Ohio. Phone 367-7560. &-25ll. · 3 24 30tc I nished apartments. All 4 12 3tc - - ·- ties paid. Phone WY z.ms. Rowley and Reed. After For Sale or Rent Stop! Lookl Read! p. m. call WY 2-3574. IN LOWER SYRACUSE • 3 WHEN? SOON WHAT? TRAILER UYI'. Rutland, miles from Pomeroy. Phone SH 2-5613. 3 16 30tc '15c: Do It Yovrself C1r Wash WHERE? In Pomnoy-A location live Gcu;~d WHO? S1u11den Expndlng HI' 5 rooms and bath, large yard and garden. Contact K • neth Cundiff, 5! Larson Drive, Groveport, Ohio. Phone 8335127. Available April 19. I - - - - - - lltNiW RiillloiOr 5hoe 54 Ford St. Wagon • Cor ' ~T LIVE'!~ MV MOTTO! e Tr11ck • Hular Cora 56 Chev. VB • 4 Door I e Bulldoor I · eAnyType 57 Dodge VB - 4 Door KEITH GOBLE FORD 52 Chrysler Sedan WY 2-2196 • • Mlddloport, 0. FARMERS - Inquire and your choice of bull. CW:li< Breeding service (Dairy Beef). Call 611-8112-22114 81H65-38Zi. f I ------ ! .. I ' EXPERIENCED WHEn ALIGNMEt!J, ond 4 13 lie BRAKE SERVIa G•lllpoll• S•rvlc:e To You :.. ly KING '!.IV£ MID SERVICE 4 Door • Solid - $195 Priced from $69 to S195 THURS.·FRI.·SAT. Your Choice WATCH FOR Blaettnars OPENING WY 2-2193 .-:::: ::::: Pomeroy CLAY COURT PIZZA :m:: AT ITS GREATEST LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII! By HAROLD GRAY OUNri<l 'eOUT 'lb!J, 8UT ,:l,LL IH' G/v!ELLS ARE. MAKI~' ME. J.IUNGRV! I GOTn:i SLIP IHTO "ffiiS .:ILLE.Y Arl' PRY CIJT A BILL, FROM I 'iiiEWED•Iti MY I DAILY CROSSWORD .0.011088 l.W...... .. J'loolo ' ..,_ . -- By RAEBURN VAN IUREN I. Nollie Roof pailltlng aDd repair, VI :S.27GO. 3 31 11.Mooke)"o li.Word , .. tho '"''"" flqor ----· ........ -...-......... I'JANUTI 11.8tud"'' 1'-W-.Jaut Ill' I 'I \ \ 1 I ..._, ··-- ... lli.Sirolo 31.Uio&- lti.VJ&Aiaft aPatut · 4t.:V.. ~~.=..;;;."· AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SERVICE "' Wttte, - ii;:;,i;[ilmciETPiilc lo work on Dalry, milk unct a l!bone ShJde 696.1187. ! H our third Door Baker FW'Diluno, Obio. . NF.W D year erib aod mat.. i tress. Robert K. Sayre, CH ' 7-2166. f IS 1te 'tll INCH PONY, 140. OrvUle I Johnson, lle:ller, Oblo. Slroet • Colloge Avo. 6123tp ond Depot StrHI one 1 year and ont I year• lid. Cborla Inquire At Price, Lnq Bottom, Oblo. 4 12 3tc WANTED i' The Daily Sentinel er Contoot JIM CARNAHAN . . 1m' PTT"r. ~nllll1ed, All, 8!11 lHAT 15 BIST! I M~ FOR6ET HER! ·!!·' beiWApl lt.Pimlt RACINI, OHIO &Hnkllo ,...,._ ll.IAII« ww <IIIIIDp. buy bldtt fit'/ Mlltday. PhD Meier, K.TV- WY HSIO. oaq . . Do & t.lllor- t II Ua RMI Estate For Sale IJICjob IT,,_,_ ... BwtiiiJ' :lt.W.._ 41. )(e•:aw . 4 8UI'D.-er;. _, A.Jiaa .. . . "-- DAILY CBYPl'OQUO'l'E - Heft'• how t. work It: AXTDLBAA.li:B lo LOifGI'BLLOW By RALPH HEIMDAHI, One lci.ler lhbplJ ltaDdl tor UDtber. Ia tbll Mlll.ple A S. 111111 ror th.t Uuw L'1, X tor U.. two etc. fllDI1- J1tWoa. ...-. tropblol, tho Jtorllo- - - ., tho ........ 1ft &ll - b day leiWn ore dU'tonnL .a.~qa ZR RI'BR BND ODSDX QONZR lliTTDIO "• a., lbo- ..... TllllWN1' BOP KTTP RT '' .II; ,, ...' .. ===-:===·== WI I JTTI'l' JTNRWOD WOZRDP,-KTDRJI'D ' JS i'AR llAIIIIIIII TO KNOW Y~ ClrJptoquot.: lT Jo:ll TRAM TO KNOW MAN.-ROCHICi'QUC.\.ULD IO ..... !'">I r ............ _ 1M.J •• ,. ... -"·' ' ' jl . ! . . �~~rJirt.\t~~""-';;.:,..,;;_,.,;.:.__,....:...;..._ ', .i ~;"' .. _ _::o....._,..,~~~·"··~er-···--··~.:..... ~=;~~+~~~~~~~:;:::::;.:Jj'~' •:,··=..., -H... , •'•. ,,.,. "· _.. ........, , ......... ._.1••" ... ,.......... ...... .. , .. . ~.1 ;,, ' ) .• ~ ., '1 '. ' ' ,'I ' • \ ~et Extra Cash The Want AaWav f· . J • 10-Daily Sentlne~ Pomoroy-.Middleport, . · ¥•.\NT AD For Le11e INFORM A TlON 1:·1 P..M. D~~-~=r~' ,u11 nut••n 1775 bt 14 !f.d 775 by 15 ceJebM· t"· Menuv DH!Iun• u1 "· '""· -«• . tAHCILLATIONs ~ ·'' ~ Ill 11oto IC~1tll unlll •:to A. Ifill, Fir D•r ot ,._...,ce•• i)IMn..-1 ..-. fli~ wtN Mt M j It LUSTRE FOAM is ttATU t·· '" the best carpet Por WDIB ... WVIte • "" , ,.. w.rca .... '""'"'•• _, have ever used or ,. '"'"' .... fi:ttet~• .. """ ~.._ k• El·...,. -~a m" t::olttt PI' 'INPO ret TBI"N CIAll;uney U«C 1;\.;W&C 111 1 pooer rental $1. Ebersbach 11 ,.., ,::,·'~V:C!::rt!'" 111111 .,. •net ..., ""a ,.,,,..,. •• •·~ Harchnre, Pomeroy. OhJo. cAtto o .. ,H,.,. .., .. a••tu ... tt••• • 1• 6•• 11 .21 foP u ward ''""''"•"'· l~eh · ,. • K: ' , ~ • • THEY USED TOBE ' ono•P...-w- c.mplna ot IIOJ•I Olk Pork ·~ - Wo think Thlo lo Tho "WORLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAILER ,'~-..~-£ - ~- ' DAYS! (lefoN Moy Ill) ..."""' ~- •- ....... •-w~ov ..... ........... ..... ON DOUBLE . DIVIDEND . BUY A TRAILER . ~~ocoJ.. ' I CASH IN pr1ce "'6 .,.. . WY~ . Fot Rent _ ·- - . tMvkl PI INMHI...IT ftll . . . ~~.... fer 1111" fnH IM IDtDrr"Hf IMerfllft. t111111 AJ!rU 14, 4 Jl OWIIIM•i----::-~;::-----' 'lli'";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; lilt .,,.,. 0~ ·J~ : VACUUM CLIANER Sunoco, Chester, . Ohlo. J3 ;\'"11111 fUDIItfltl ......,.. tt'll rtttlt ii"MII· It Nltet ••, , tv Dlark tires . First tire New tank ...,.. «Unplete wltb • • ' V~""' ·"·iiicbn>enll. $23.25, SI!'Cend tirl . . .6$, aU eJeaniDJ M . riJn $7110 ...... Sa'··men demonstra••tr1 · • ~. ln UKJD. CORUCTIONt . aaouur.t•o"' • ' NEW !'APPlES AIN'T WHAT At Pomeroy Moton BIG BEND TRAILER SALES ROU$H & LYONS IIOWING wtlb my mower (Middleport $1.25 per hour. Can hJihost reler•nces - wv 2-7103. 4 10 6lc Real !:stale For Sale '.cMlli!NG TRAILERS Morttft 'St. MIJOn._ W. Vo. f -.110 S,. U1 F-r T•ur C.mplnt 14ulpmolll N - J· Ton 1957 Chev. ,L il!>xol BotU• Gas. Arnold rz •lklltl•n•• wora lc · Brothers. Bll E. Mall! St, """' ••••• Encydopedia Britanniea. 1965 · & cyl. Pickup _ $495 11 t :N " M. 11 ' 11" I :JO "'· M. ~.-~·t• Cost 1420 Pa ROUTE 124 Pol,&roy. · 8 2Z tic Ut~tCI•'r 1:30 .t.. M. to 12-DI Noon t""UI JOn . · Y ~'~' ,slo,.::•z in 13 installments. WY 2--2741: •1 1960 Studebaker [Alii b:JJ'ID!TIONING Refrlger14 ... v~~::o~~"·•156 TWO MATCHED pulling4 ponits. :~l!;liiiililiii !l!!~iiiiiiiiiiii~ll St. Wagon VB $395 allop. servl<e. Jack's RefrlgPHONE Wy 2 2 eritlon, New Haven. YDrme, 1150. Contact l"rank Harrah April Showers Sale 1959 Chev. Bel Air TUm?. ! 6 I HI Junction of 124 at Bow· REPEATED St. Wagon va $395 Notice ' man 's Run. f 14 6tc SEWING tnacm-. topalr str c~o~uN=T=v-t:iw)~- Cl_os_·,-,~PPI- I'OUR ROOM furnished aparl· ALL THIS WEEKI 1957 Chev. Bel Air oleo, all makeo. WY Z.:OIM.I 1be Fabri< Shop, ,........, ing. Hymn sing Lrtart F1lh ment. WY 2-3658. 1 14 !fc ALL SPECIALS "6". 4 Door _ $365 UB church on Sunday .~pril - -- - --- - -STILL ON SALE Authorized Singer Saleo 17. 2 • 4 p. m. All singers ,NEED A HOME! Call WY z. h Service. 1 Ill tic Invited. Everyone welcome. ! 3267 for rentals. 4 13 121c 1958 C ev. Biscayne 4 14 3tc, NICE TRAILER LOT, Brownell POMEROY "6" PG, 4 Door $269 ll,•=======;;o;;;, -C"CC~-=c~"'c-.:...:.:: OHIO JOHN COME HOME. You ra n ' .~ve. Contact Mrs. Waller e 1956 Buick RADIATOR . 'I HEA'11NG, PLUMBING, . Rural t' ' i' !' M1 te) \\1 u ' I I t f ! t. • kl"ep your shoes on. I just . Hayes, 635 MlU Sl t 12 6tc rented a Glamorrne Electnc APARTMENT with 4 rooms 11,..;,Ja;;ck;;.,W..,•..,c..,•..,""..,;,Y..,·Ms.;,•.,·""' Rug ShmapHoer for only $2 a : and bath, screened iD porch, 1~ day at !;-;l~lr Suppl_1·. f\:, .·,'''' · o furnace heat, 1 car garage ---=~-:-----11 4 " ttc large lot aoo troller space. ===;.W_:_a:.:nt:.:ed_:_.,---,;;-; HA,\1 SlintJT •__ Snmlar. April Phone WY 2-5115. 4 12 12lc SOMFONE to start boy of 7 ~l from 11 11Hn till dark un 5 ROOM HOUSE years on banjo lessons. Snowball Hill. R1 flf ;md Shut - WI ~3272 between 9 a. m. wr !l-2180. guns. Sponsored bv the Me1gs TRAiLER UJuntv Coun !l l lntrr~. age and water Brown's 4134tt' . _ _ _ _ _ 1 er Park (State FAHMF:R~. am taking orders Minersville, Ohio. Phone and 5 p. m. 4 12 5. for Southern tomah, plants _ 2-3324. 1 15 DOZER and Backhoe Work. now. Will arrive around A.p- - -· - Contact Herman Reese, Cheril 25. Bill~' Hill. Racme, WI ' THREE and four room lhire, Ohio. Phone 367-7560. &-25ll. · 3 24 30tc I nished apartments. All 4 12 3tc - - ·- ties paid. Phone WY z.ms. Rowley and Reed. After For Sale or Rent Stop! Lookl Read! p. m. call WY 2-3574. IN LOWER SYRACUSE • 3 WHEN? SOON WHAT? TRAILER UYI'. Rutland, miles from Pomeroy. Phone SH 2-5613. 3 16 30tc '15c: Do It Yovrself C1r Wash WHERE? In Pomnoy-A location live Gcu;~d WHO? S1u11den Expndlng HI' 5 rooms and bath, large yard and garden. Contact K • neth Cundiff, 5! Larson Drive, Groveport, Ohio. Phone 8335127. Available April 19. I - - - - - - lltNiW RiillloiOr 5hoe 54 Ford St. Wagon • Cor ' ~T LIVE'!~ MV MOTTO! e Tr11ck • Hular Cora 56 Chev. VB • 4 Door I e Bulldoor I · eAnyType 57 Dodge VB - 4 Door KEITH GOBLE FORD 52 Chrysler Sedan WY 2-2196 • • Mlddloport, 0. FARMERS - Inquire and your choice of bull. CW:li< Breeding service (Dairy Beef). Call 611-8112-22114 81H65-38Zi. f I ------ ! .. I ' EXPERIENCED WHEn ALIGNMEt!J, ond 4 13 lie BRAKE SERVIa G•lllpoll• S•rvlc:e To You :.. ly KING '!.IV£ MID SERVICE 4 Door • Solid - $195 Priced from $69 to S195 THURS.·FRI.·SAT. Your Choice WATCH FOR Blaettnars OPENING WY 2-2193 .-:::: ::::: Pomeroy CLAY COURT PIZZA :m:: AT ITS GREATEST LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII! By HAROLD GRAY OUNri<l 'eOUT 'lb!J, 8UT ,:l,LL IH' G/v!ELLS ARE. MAKI~' ME. J.IUNGRV! I GOTn:i SLIP IHTO "ffiiS .:ILLE.Y Arl' PRY CIJT A BILL, FROM I 'iiiEWED•Iti MY I DAILY CROSSWORD .0.011088 l.W...... .. J'loolo ' ..,_ . -- By RAEBURN VAN IUREN I. Nollie Roof pailltlng aDd repair, VI :S.27GO. 3 31 11.Mooke)"o li.Word , .. tho '"''"" flqor ----· ........ -...-......... I'JANUTI 11.8tud"'' 1'-W-.Jaut Ill' I 'I \ \ 1 I ..._, ··-- ... lli.Sirolo 31.Uio&- lti.VJ&Aiaft aPatut · 4t.:V.. ~~.=..;;;."· AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SERVICE "' Wttte, - ii;:;,i;[ilmciETPiilc lo work on Dalry, milk unct a l!bone ShJde 696.1187. ! H our third Door Baker FW'Diluno, Obio. . NF.W D year erib aod mat.. i tress. Robert K. Sayre, CH ' 7-2166. f IS 1te 'tll INCH PONY, 140. OrvUle I Johnson, lle:ller, Oblo. Slroet • Colloge Avo. 6123tp ond Depot StrHI one 1 year and ont I year• lid. Cborla Inquire At Price, Lnq Bottom, Oblo. 4 12 3tc WANTED i' The Daily Sentinel er Contoot JIM CARNAHAN . . 1m' PTT"r. ~nllll1ed, All, 8!11 lHAT 15 BIST! I M~ FOR6ET HER! ·!!·' beiWApl lt.Pimlt RACINI, OHIO &Hnkllo ,...,._ ll.IAII« ww <IIIIIDp. buy bldtt fit'/ Mlltday. PhD Meier, K.TV- WY HSIO. oaq . . Do & t.lllor- t II Ua RMI Estate For Sale IJICjob IT,,_,_ ... BwtiiiJ' :lt.W.._ 41. )(e•:aw . 4 8UI'D.-er;. _, A.Jiaa .. . . "-- DAILY CBYPl'OQUO'l'E - Heft'• how t. work It: AXTDLBAA.li:B lo LOifGI'BLLOW By RALPH HEIMDAHI, One lci.ler lhbplJ ltaDdl tor UDtber. Ia tbll Mlll.ple A S. 111111 ror th.t Uuw L'1, X tor U.. two etc. fllDI1- J1tWoa. ...-. tropblol, tho Jtorllo- - - ., tho ........ 1ft &ll - b day leiWn ore dU'tonnL .a.~qa ZR RI'BR BND ODSDX QONZR lliTTDIO "• a., lbo- ..... TllllWN1' BOP KTTP RT '' .II; ,, ...' .. ===-:===·== WI I JTTI'l' JTNRWOD WOZRDP,-KTDRJI'D ' JS i'AR llAIIIIIIII TO KNOW Y~ ClrJptoquot.: lT Jo:ll TRAM TO KNOW MAN.-ROCHICi'QUC.\.ULD IO ..... !'">I r ............ _ 1M.J •• ,. ... -"·' ' ' jl . ! . . �,..... .,,. .. ., '. '' '~· " ·{ ' .f.· ,. " .. .... , .. ,· ' .. ) 1· .... ' ' t ·' 1' . r . j ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY FRI~AY FROM_9 to,.B.in THE l:VENING and SAJ•.FROM 9to. ~- h1 THE,. EVENING a · ·· • ON MECHANIC STREET SEE THE MANY NEW ARRIVALS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT IN THE STORE ancl AT OUR · · I 3 . · · :" l' r ~·1"l .r~<~. ~ ! '• .• ., . ... J - . COTTON PRINT DRESSES A wide cbolce of styles In checks, ·norals, atrlpes, ~lis· Jeys tnd plaids. Zipper and button fr~nt stY!••· S ort •l•oveo. Misses slzes 12 to 20 and half sizes 14 14 to 24~ 00 2 for '7' Shells Are Tops.· · In Sweaters . wi l il See this outstand· lng group of mix w !II match sportswear II , - w, ~- 'I ij blouses, shorts, .' '. bermudas - beautiful ~.. ' I l. dr Do not wring or twist - pre shrun - 1. ..'" 'c:ANNQN 99c HAND TOWELS w Navy, Wheat and Maroon. Stzes 32 • We have just the Hems you need for the hard lo fit, extra size women with a full er figure . l'omr in now and make your WOMENS $3.00 "FIGURFIT" SUPS PiRH cotton Dacron-Cotton and permanent press Etlll%br ~:d•l Polyester a~d 35% Combed Cotton full slips. m o ery trim Sizes 32 thru 44. $2.37 Solo ,, I and colors. Group of lnfanla and toddlers cardigans and tllpover sweatera. White and colors. Assorted tnm. Values from $1.95 to $3:95. .... $1.50 BESTFORM BRAS $2.37 Large sJze - mesh waave dish cloths. Assorted tol· ors. While tbey last. s.1o Sc - 11_,.,-,.. 1 ·., Our uwnn "Kirbury" brand. Seamless support atoc:kings--88'% nylon and 12% Lycra Spamlex. Sizes small, average, tall and extra 'tau. AVailable in Sea Shell onl>·· A tood. 7ear .vound shade. Sale $2.66 a pair $4.88 Mon'• Short Sleeve WOMEN$ APRONS Extl\8 heavy vinyl, flannel backed ts_blo eoven. Ideal fer din- Phil Moicl $3.95 Women's elastie leg and band leg acetate briefs. Assorted prints and white. Sizes 5, 6, 7 and 8. $lOO SLIPS Women's 1acr trim - ing room or dinette. Wipes clean Wltb damp doth. Assorted prints and solid ooJors. Damask patterns. Also available in aU 90 ... . " , • $2.95 60'' Round ..... $2.95 X n~· Ion full slips. Regular and sbadow panels. While on· ly. Sizes 32 tbru 44. S.lo 52 MensWash'n Wear Paiamas GIRLS SPORTSWEAR In tlzea A, B, C, and D Two ple<e style witb notcb· ed collar coal top. - Lane aleevo. Boxer wllal bottoma. An excellent IO!ecUoo of prlnta plut your choice of oolid eolora ID blue, grey or tau. 2 ,.,, $5.00 ' 11111 Men's Perrnantnt Pr• Short SIMW f2.95 GARDEN TOOLS Heavy ·&•uge .steel with wood handleo. Wide aplllea, narrow ajlllieo,.weedera. 44c . • ! l ,I ' i • .I ' ''. ···•.· aretaker Hierarchy Will Try to Hold Extremists from Rebellion I I I Ale•• I Always Save· .AU, of , You f. PII'IIIIIMnt bUJ Pnu · · No lroninl ever, a finely tailored s1ac1r: made of 65"k n...... Polyester ond 311% Avril Rayon. Dark Grey or Dark Brown in alaM 30 to 42 1\'liol and in J01ll' eorreet lea&tb. $5.95 :..L A HOPSACKING SLACKS Deep blue eolor, never l!ave to be tllllliCL ~ Fortrel Polyooter ond IIO!Ko Cot\!Iil. · Walll $5.95 IOYS PERMANENT' PRESS stDs·. -n. " ' 9olld color in wheat, Ioden baek or deep _._. ~., ..... aeecl lronilll. Some llt)'les belt 00111!. w•tll a eufl, othen are l>o!Uet1, bavo tapered ,., llld aw wora without o ouff. Sizel I to 20. . "POM-POM" THROW RUGS 100'ro vilcoae nJOII 1111\h frinlod your $3.95 P~~~r'i\~ ~Jr.'-a.n S1113'.S'-47.91 rue• for bomt prieod from $1.00 to SlUt. · Just received! Another ablpment of Hondo:SIMIb fOr Men and boys. Hondo Slacks are walla 'n wear, 100% cotton and have a permanent crease. Autbetltle'W., tern Style. Slm fit wllb adjustable wal.lt band, ouff. leu tapered leg. every room in Now! OllllactJv.-.. eoni KOIDOVIN Sptcl•l Corduroy PILLOWS WINDOW SHADES Zjppor <llllbll- 12'' nunc!·aa4 Squue lloJ: Sbapu. 11'l11lnl il Po~ l'oom. Cof· on: Red, sedoam, ~. Melon, Gold. An ...euent Value.. Wublble. JZtn hiiY)' .U viDJL tranalu.ent fDr. !l1ore me lllht to prevent toillnl. White, o._ Lt. Tan, IVOI'J. W'·x7' $1.89 $1.19 .Stunning Floral 1nd Solid Colo.r Conluroy "COMFYIEST'' rr :.n= Tba 1110411nll d.,.... boe1lrelt fllr ....., and Rilalnl. -~~ ..<&n7J1111 ~-!'·tehlg co!lmllent lwldll. ":Y~ -PG m~ar~e ~lecl, tse , . _ SoU4 eolor oord!IJOY: Gold, Mooo GreeD, 'nllquo • -·""' Poralmmon, lltilt, rt.nl Pilat: Gold, Pllik, Blue. Your CIIGI<o-Now OlllJ $7.95 . lntncluclng r Starlight Light Fixtures Puts luxury uthtlne within the budpt of t\'• Ill' homeo,.... Now ;rou 0111 enrich JOUI docor 1111\h laablolllble a\Jllap, UJI\qul tempotltJ, deelpa at a nuoaable IDveot. 111011L Tltere'a Pull Down ,lilhtl. Pendants, decorative -'""' decorative aellluc atyHnp, blthroom Ulhto, out4oOr uthta aa4 IW1J o111en. Sot lbem oJ1 on dllpiiJ Ia tiM lfouJewareo Dept. OD· tile lit •.. FIIJor. • Prult of the Loom ' ·'Brentwoo'd' ' • I ' JPICIAL PUICHAII DR~Y ·F.AIIlb wid6. EvlrliUe Mini· eottoo. AutomatiC waib an4 wear. Llltle or DO lroDI!II. Trelted with Scotehlqd &laiD 111Uir aa4 ~ Beau· colon in a Wille oelec> tlon fl. pattenll includlnl f19<ala, prorincilala, model'lll and tropi<ll tloralo. AoU-lltlllp .. nre_~"G(~tOO% Glut 1· $ 00 yor4 fro.m. .,. • ' . I ! ,. , ~-· alaM IO·IAI 36. tllrctwiN eS.O our eomplete Iiiio ol throw I ' ! ' DRESS SLACKS eS..Our CompllltloloeHon of Fino Klroeh Oroporr endo. Colon: •I .. ' ll's truly a wonderful new oeleetion, r&ady for 7'>U to in the Dept' on the Firat FJq,.. All about lashionl in window toeatments, aa4 how to, mate your own, ••s~tort eut" WIJI to create unuaual tftectl, helplui suaeatio111 lor oolor ldlem•• and labrlol; •"" IIW11 other idelo fer beoutlfyln& JOI1l' homo, (1( - PRESENTS CHECK - Bradbury PTA officers last night presented a $50 check to ~eigs Local School District board member WillJitm King as the organization's contributiJn to the bon~ issue c~paign for a new comprebeg. slve blgb school The cheek _will be tu.rned over b~ Mr. Kmg to _the p~omollo~ commtt!ee. Left to right are Bertha Bing, treasurer, Laura Harrtson, prestdent; Mr. King, Naomt King, V1ce PreSJdent, and Joyce Leonard, secretary, -Sentinel Photo Sire• Small n4-14l'• l Medium (lG-15\i) Large (111-181114.) and extra large (17-17\>J A 1!0011 selection of eolorfui plaido, 1 fine group of cheeks In tbe popular color1. White an4 solid colora pastel piques. Dan River wrinkle shed ~~. A DECORATOR GUIDE BOOK ,.;. A now tufted throw rut >.: • • I Min's D1eron 1nd Royan Bft Now Bookl•-- lfvl" "How To Make Your Wlndowt -ul ; .,·., • Mr. Wrangler Perlllllltnt·CNIII 48" ., ~ • • 99c ,. . or blue. 65% Doeroa PoiJ· liter, 311'1'. Cottoll. POI'IIUID• tnt oollar lt&JI. -~· . I BroWD•Wbit.e'. Slreo 141!., 15, 15\i, 18, 18 I> aa4 17 In wblte, maize tjme to seleel your girl• sportswear - 111 ~ltiiuiUII group of girls matched sets, separate tklrta, ~cu. knee knockers, capri pants~ ehllldq, aJIYthlnlthey want- we have. FRI9AY, ,APRIL }5, 1966 . I g; DRESS SHIRTS !a the i, I \ 65% Dacron Polyester, 311% Cotton. wld•·:~~nl~"t. wear preshrunk, drip-dry. ReQuire& e "\',. Wblte Hot A beautiful easY care dotted la6rle-/~a~Tmr!,uteo N . ~-Wblle Plnk-Wblte, Demm Grey·Wblie. !·Will • •·• • lito $3.33 lOOAttend AnnualFLBA $195 For Your Spring Sewing white. 52x 52 .... " ... $1.49 52 X 70 ., •• ,. ••. $1.95 I ' SPORT SHIRtS· r:Ij 50c a copy FLANNEL BACK TABLE COVERS $2.88 .ACETATE PANTIES 2 for DISH CLOTHS a 4oa•n ' • Wbicb lnelude a spe<lal group of daerons-an4 o nle Pt1ft on naUonally known $1.50 and $2.60 tlea. Slims, llelulu Wldlbs and Ready Tied Ties. FLOCKED DOTS KIRBURY SUPPORT STOCKINGS .-----.----Solo. - Morgon.Jo- $6.88 Phil Meid 59c Elborfeldt Future Sale $4.8B Sale 66c Regulor $12.95 UNIFORMS Salo $10.S8 Regular $10.95 UNIFORMS Solo $8.88 $7.88 Interim Sale 25c a pair Women• "Pbll-Maid" JOWD and robe en.semblee:. Nyldn ·n~ dacron. cotton blendtl. Assorted new apnna: print. an 10 colora. Slm 32-34 tbru 40-42. Small group of a dlsconlinuM cotton bras. Sizes 30AA thru 42C. Full 27" x 27" size - pink· ed edges for baby's com· fort and easy care. Soft and absorbent, ~ • MENS AND BOYS TIES FOR $1.00 Womens 5. 95 Gown and Robe Ensembles · DIAPERS 7. .>GE . ' ,':a... ;i ' IS Denim SAU $2.47 Bircls1y1 -" ' .:; ... ,::; t · Wamena full length gown• - Nylon.• - dacro~ and cottons - pllsse fabrica. A1180rtod prints 1nd aolida. $1.00 Now is ~m opportunit y for you tD save 0 11 uni(onns in this sper ial sale . A fint> ~t> \e('tion of uniforms from aU top r esources, all easy eare fabrirs. all top styles. Junior sir:t>s, mis!'f's sizes, half si zt>R. Regulor $$8.95 UNIFORMS Solo Regulor $7.95 UNIFORMS Solo Regulor $5.95 UNIFORMS Sale ltegulor $3.95 UNIFORMS Solo • Plaids Scrub Colors jamaico &horts, bermuda tborl s. knee kn,Jrkers, pedal push· WOMENS UNIFORMS " WOMENS 2.95 Full Length GOWNS beautiful all weather coats. All smartly styled. A wid• selection of fabrics, styles Sizes 32 to 38 Waist Measurement ..... -~ Solid INFANTS and TODDLERS SWEAnRS IE"lection. · Choose from matching likirts, blouses, jackets, era . and slarks . Plaid~ and solids. 0:. $1.00 to $2.95 For sun cr rain you'll shine in the !I e WOMEN$ EXTRA SIZE SPORTSWEAR • ''"'· Solo All-Weather Coats arranged for easy selection. ' .' ddhist Leaders · · we also have nylon half-aprons for special occataons aucb as weddines et~. in white and pastel colors. all conveniently </1 Siyies the Main Floor. You'll lind just the nebt sty f •1 · bib aprons cobblerette and half aprollf D Dl on, :f~':' and terry cloth f•brics. Assoned prints a~d colora. AU top manufacturers - SeE' for . PCMEROY-MIDiUI'e!lRr~ GlHIQ' ' . ' tbat are worn with a belt and also the popular belt· less models with adjustable waist line. See our fine selection of womens aprons .and hal~ $3.95 flora b. '. ---··--------------~-·-Nieil-·~··_r._·_21_'-'._':rn. ;·."!""'.,.'--"-01-T_b_ll_efpM __,__.,._:.._,... _________ gf__"...:...~.:.'-+~~ VOL ~VII NO. 294 waist. Sizes 29 to 42 Our best selling woven Jacquard pattern hand towelt. Size 16x27•.Good selection of colora. ora~u.rar.mb~ey St~vens. completely washable by hand toor 3~ac:~e. . . ·> ·,. • Small group - Women'a 100% Estron Acetate Pantlea, elastic leg brief& and band leg briefs. Sizes 5, 8 and 9. Tailored o! 100% colton sport denim - dkrip solids, plaids and yourelf - ·c1,,t:_. 68c "'tr DENIM JEANS i " WOMENS 39c PANTIES Womtn'o Extro Si<e Stretch knee Pants, slacks, ' I ~~':": .. !-::t1~ ! r!.: ;;.~, ., leg briefs by Furmfit, RoJers. White onJy, Sizes 5, 6, and '1 sizes. ! ' .PANDES skit1.s and jac· kets that match witb a suit look. Coordinating L ' A beautiful selection of women's shells. Sleeveless and short sleeve styles. Lacey patterns - flat hel· anca knits and bulky knits. BeautUul pastels and dark tones. Regular and extra SEPARATES TO TEAM UP Lu Cli ·Mens Walk . . Shorts · P.,ki.S79c , . entlne,\~%,,. . ~ A Spec Ill V1luo In Womon's f i.l,;< • ~. i ,". .. ' ibe WORLD Open Soon on Marina Area . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 14, 1966