https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/38e16a92314694f3982c4115f00f90df.pdf 63373a756c26db36d9fd2a53d7956a9d PDF Text Text ) h . (i r . · .· . Missionary~iety is 'Hunger Around the ~iorld' • '\ Servl~monln 0., April 18, ' ·:~ • :1 ·fiiiiAtou• ,.•, 111 nd•~"~.'AI!!Ii~-. VietNomSoys Keep up Work ·.·. • \ 1 S•l•tl. CJ.'ryi, About , . Middleport .,· ~.!;:. ~:=! ~·!:!~; ~mg buill~ &th••~~ Jo~eph Mrs. GE-orge a~d Coats. ,.n, 1 1 La Elberfelds In Pomeroy his family. Mr. and were Lyons and family and his of Dunbar, W. Va., grandmother, Mro. Bernard Sundsy e•enlng dinner Scbramm. He hu been u-- of lbell' mother, Mrs. F. i signed to the Aviation Train· Gravely and daughter, Mrs. J. ing School lor several weeks A. Eden. training. ---Mrs. Bernard Sebromm of Zanesville and her daU(h· ter, Mn. John Lyons wm in Mairetto tllis past week to visit with relative• Mrs. I Lyono and Mrs, Harley Miss Jennifer Crew, whose l Swisher accompanied Mrs. marriage to Mr. David BrowDI Schramm to her home Jn . wiU be aD event of April 29. was Zanesville Friday. guest of honor at a shower FEATH!:RS ARE FOFI THE BIFIDS, Shower Given Bride-to-be By her Frten , ds CHARLIE ••• THIS NEW VINYL •cuSHIONFLOR" HAS PURE VINYL FOAM INSIDE! ELBERFELD$ OVERALLS Mr. and Mrs. Alex ~~::.~~~ :1 Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Charles G witb WRINGER WASHER'· REPAIR .. SERVICE ·· ',. I singtr, In/ant Daughter l1 Baptbsed Sunday ©ll!J@[l{]o@~~~@@ NEW fROM CONGOIEUM-NAIRN N!'w _Vinyl Cushionflur ili the most exciting flooring since vinyl wa_s mventf'd! ~l hn~ fl built-in l'UHhion to make it warm~r, QUIPt.Pr- so sprmgy J~ rf' tov Prs from heel denbi. This easy Walkmg, easy-clean vmv l i~ so new, even the pattelll8 ha\le a whole nPw look . Tht>y're scufpturPd for a dPr-~ . rushiony new difrlf'nsion. In· upenaive, too. C!Jngoleum \urn· '' "' ' ' Square Yord INSTANT INSTALLATION! INGELs Wbotb• you owa • proc:iou miDI< a< • ortbmy •oatoa, it 1hoald Joe Ia 81orage n ... nmm• heat. 1 Ololbo. dut, aad thineo 1 haYOa'la ghOII of".._.,. : lo dcmoat• iL Wo locdaro a eomplete fur ••r'riH by CARPET HOUSE -;:,. PHONE WY 2-5661 220 E. MAIN POMEROY SAVE UP TO t50 NOW I ------£l£CTRIC IATtR IEAHI ARAMB.ESS FUIIIIIS' CLIAIEPAIIS AND IIS'IYLINO I i CALL US Rill STOIAIE IIOWI Robinson's Cleaners WY 2·5421 ' Helen Slack, iD!ant dsnghter of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Slack, recetved the rite of baptism ~ing the mormng worshtp aerv~c.. Sunday at Heath Methodlst Church witll the Rev. M. E. llowson, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Slack and other two chilt!ren, Billy and Vickie, were received into the chureb memJM;rsbtp, transferring from the_ Trinity Methodist Church in Pomt Pleasant, W. Va. Pomeroy IS TOTALLY GUARANTEED for10yooos- PROTlCT£1 SEIVICE PUI --""...... for"""' .... " ' For tbe next month we are specializing In M'aybg Wringer Washer Service, because we know you'll · be using yours more for spring cleaning and wash· Donna Crow and A1ita Carpenter at the home of Persinger's parents, Mr. Mrs. Charles Persinger, Mulber- , ry Helibls. 1 1 Gffla were plsced oil a with pink crepe paper cover with while otreamers and cen· tered with a white urnbrells. Games were played and pri..,fl awarded to Kay Compton Mrs. Persinger. Alter the honored guestt ed her gifts, a dessert c was served by the hostesses those named above and Len Crew, Mrs. Leslie Mary Ann Rickard, Jane Katie Morarlty, Lindo and Chart.... Diehl. Jlifts but unable to ottend were I Louanna Lennard. Susanna ! Arnold, Cindy Swatzel and Mn. Wayne RoUab. lng. We have a full tlme mechanic to help oqt . • ;.!. i) right now. We'll pickup and return your washer. ': ,· :=:II .We Pickup and Deliver! I VISIT IN REEDSVIU.J: , Mr. and Mrs. Tony Nowa· towski of New Haven calied ' on Mr. nnd Mra. D. V. or nnd sens recently in Reedsville. i ' . ' will ..,.,, your Maytag or ony wrlnt'!' ,;,UII•r th_., Moytag 1111k.l l• Maylle '. pur w1sht; noods 1 now .P-'~ jo~~·tll do-that, too. Call uo Wo today: R ~UTLAN!>' Phone SH 2-42U e . . '11ll R· ' • • entt.n ·e . ' • ' \>. --~----------------------------------------------------------~--------------------------~----~------------------~--'~4~ 1 -·n'""'--• • VOL XVIII NO.2 -•. 'y' ~'~'•_""••;: ~ '"'-.~"""~-~ · , ~:.."'1 ~ "1"'1'~- ...._.._ T'l~t::n"V A~PII 10 1.Q,A4 ""I • '' •••• • • I ~ l'. tl"' ._ ·•·' • ouncil Reverses eferendtim lt>r ;;;_;; KE NNE;;;:;;;-;;·~;;;;;~;-~ Unanimously Determined _ . . . , . . . . . - - - - .... :;t:-; PE ;; .... at SlriklDI roclel eleelrleiano, T0 Let congress D0 Jt lgnoriDJ IJovenunent reqaeal to red11<e plcltetlq, today · stalled two key mooaport con· Pomeroy council voted unanimously Monday night to struetlon prnJeeb for tbo ,.., remain on standard time in 1966 in spite of a referendum ond day wltb the same 1illeo opproved by Pomeroy voters last November that enacted that IUraM away lilt wort- Daylight Savlllll Time . .,, Monday. The decision not to· turn the town hall and pollee de· The otectriclana, 1trtklnc partment clocks abead one hour on April 24 came without lhe · •gaioll the Voited Teebooa ill' controversy at the end of a one-hour meeting at town hall. Center tliTC), Jlllilltalned Council President Lealle Fultz, after It was decided tllat picket lines at all lou llllill some formal decision ahould be made on the matter, lntro• trobces to tbe 1paco eeater duced I resolution which atsted: . deaplte 1 roquest tbat tlley "In ·view of the fact the Congress of the United States By The UP! k ••• te bas passed a national time bill, this village should take no WASIDNGTON - FRESH· ..mil pie "1' to •-.. one 11 ' action on Daylight Saving Time, but walt untl111167 and th state d · ~mm;JZJJ:Uii6t!\IU!If.!!IJIIMJM d man Democrats, bac k on Capt· o as e oes as a whole·" tot Hill after Easter visits at The resolution was seconded by Councilman Don Col· home, re)lllrl that they find Uns. Lou Poulin and Franklin Rizer concurred when the voters concerned, confused and issue was brou(ht to I vote. Crustrllted by the course of the Voters in Pomeroy, during visor; $1.25 per ·bnur for labor· Viet Nam war. They are the the 196> general election, vo~ ers during ~elr first . thre.. key targets ol 0 Republican ed :;3!-110> to go on DST, while. month probaltonary pertnd and , drive to pick up seals in both neighboring Middleport reject- $1.50 per boor .after three ' Hooses this . fall at mid-term I l"laa ed the proposal. Neither Mid- months probattou; 131> per . •. elections • · B d dleport or otber surrounding month lor the chief of . Over eo Farm creau 1ea · . r ce dnring three months · .· · • 1 lnterviewtd by UP! Monday, ers attended a Trl • County Ohio CO?'munJties ha~e adopt· po , · TORNADO TEAM - The Southern Tornado prep squad, coached by Craynor Slone, obvlouoly Is In • 0 !hey reported that while people Membership Recognition meet· ed Daybght Savmg tim_e. probationary per!OO and 133. sedSon after graduation of veterans such as Southpaw Hurler Larry Price last spring. The only veteran mo . , . were concerned, mosl generally ing Monday night at Salisbury . Coone~, before brlngtug the per ~:.fo2:'mg probalt":'b on the Southern squad tltil year is Junior Righthander Mike Jenkins. The Tornadoes were to travel to EuterD tldi, •upporl President Johnson's Elementary school near Porn· lSSUe to I vote, beard Cine! of ary pert • .... per mon ternoon lor a MOVC contest Front row, I to r, are Bob Gru eser, David Spencer, Tom Diddle, Tim Cozart, WlliiiiD _ policies. A dozen Congressmen eroy. Police Jed Webster say he for. patrmmen and meter men ers, Ray Proffitt, Albert Proffitt. Back row.. ,Coach Slone, John Warner, Ronnie Deem. Jenk!Ra, Sberm Cundiff, Mill who expressed opinions said they They represented top had taken a survey in Pomeroy ftrst three months pro-W would know by October if the membership workers and board and only two businesses had battonar)l perlnd, and 1300 per w•r would hurt them at the members from Athens, Melp definitely Indicated they were month after the three months; polls. There are 15 freshmen . and Galiia tounties. In favor of going on DST. The extra pollcemen, $Ui0 Per Democrats in the house. i Honored as the Tri.County's hospitals, schools, enurthouse, bnur; cenre'tery sutoll $511 per l·top woman worker was Mrs. and other state agencies were month and v1Uagt. hall custodian BliNN - FRANCE AND Ziba Midkiff. of Meigs County. atsylng on otandard ttme as $1> per month. Persons work· · Wesl Germany sbnwe<J no signs She signed 30 membera during were many busilless houses, it mg out lmes will be allowed $I A new era in education Is ' election. i ing faciliVes , since hOllliil. of IUde on the part ol tbe ci!JM!w of yielding in their Ptrst round the drive. 1 WAS pointed out. · per hour. upon Meigs County if its chil- Speaking in the high school Ifamilies are having to change of Melp County wllllllllllt JIOI' of discussions aboul tne NATO Ishmael GUiespie, Gallia The decision of counctll to .11 was pointed out by coon- dren are to keep abreast of the i auditorinm, Mr. Parsons stress- jobs every tO years as more sible the best educatioll ol tbl cri!;is, but they have agreed to county, was the top man work· "forget" DST this year, how· ~almen that the ne~ pay ~ale knowledge and skills needed in . ed a new era in education is mventions ctmnse work. He cit. youth of the county, wbo titattempt new negotiations in a- er, with a total of 20 new ever, is In conflict with ar. opin- 19 planned for adoptlon w1t h automation and space explora- 1 making it necessary, if not ed a number of training posi· serve the best that citlzeu e. boui lhree weeks, informed Imemhers enrolled. I ion of VIUage Solicitor Fred w, tile _idea that revenue . from Uon, the Middleport PTA was i mandatory, that educational tions In the vocational pro- give. urces said today. Others awarded honers were Crow In regerd to the scope of parkmg mtters will steadtly 10' told Monday night. l plsnts keep children abreast of gram, including dental teclmi" M IIDbert K lntrodual!t 50 In day • long talks lasting 1Mrs. Gaylord Cook, Athen' the referendum. crease. _The ordinance wtll be John Parsons, finance dire<- the growing bndy of knowledge. ians. cosmetology, auto mechan- m..:;bm of theinC Loeli throogh 8 working dinner Mon- county, wh? was that county's Crow said on March 22, ''Day. to May 1, alter ttl tor of the Stale Department of . "Just at a model T automo ics, landscaping, business,mach· School Board =ng Rlchd~y night, Foretgn MmtSter 1top worker, Ken WiUlams, top light Saving time will be the roqwred three readmgs and Education, 1IQd son·m·law of ·btie IS outmoded on the mnd· mes and others. ard Jones ...:_..._t· Mn. E. Gerhard Schroeder outlined to worker m Metgs county, and law in Pomeroy by virtue ol in· adophon. . . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gtlmore, ern highway so has oor past lie enumerated advantages of 0 Rail vi "'~' . !liram \Is French counterpart, Mau· 1 l' runnerup to Mrs. Wal· itiative. There iJ little question The report of Ch10f of PoliCe of Middleport, explored that education patterns become ob- the proposed 1.2110 pupil high siawter' ,;; anti rice Couvede MurvUie, the . do Brown, top worker m Gall~a In my mind that the DST Issue Webster was approved.. It theme in pointing to what be solete, and hence the need lor school with teachera able to L. W clerk. VIrgil German government's uncom· County and nmnerup to Gtl· approved by the people of showed Z3 19 accidents called the "merits_ and oppor- vocational and college teach in their own field In a King unable to promising; attitude on the status , lesp.le. . Pomeroy is an ordinance, Investigated, seven. bnnds tak· tumttes to the chtldren of programmed cumcula become more comprehenswe program. be pr<isenL Mr Don Mullen of Frelieh troops in Germany : H1ghltght of the session was 1 • en, U eomplaillts mvestll!ated, Meigs County" if the proposed imperative," Parsons said . He commended the local board held estlo after, Cbarles de ' a "Meet the Candidate" pro· I CoaiCU o!Jo the II illegal parking eitatlons, siX · consolidation bond issue is He ol"' discussed the proba- of education lor its progress. 1 i<xH:llq'!.... ';. IDI- 11M' .. 0 · · .grem. · : 1;:•dtloplliJ ol No. · wll'llings Issued, six emergency proved at the Mar I primary , billty of adults using the train- IHe urged !hat a positive atti· proanun.. ·· ~ .. i On hand were Congressional • I I • • ..... ol calla in the •illll!e and lbree - -- --The meeting wu opened wltll WASH!fiiGTON TIIREE ' eandldate tlarence MRler: • salarlett and waceo lor .... fire calls in the village, 1767 the flag pledge led by BI'OWIIObioans were included in the ' for Garrett ploy•· · of tile vUiap. parking met.r violaUons and wilh their leaders, MrL list of Richard Vaughan and M r L 20 U. S. servicemen the' Brown: Mrs. Fred Beman. rep- The new scale includes pay 19 unpaid. street money tol· Defense Department said Mon- lresentmg Fred Beman .R. of $1. 7i por hour for atreet and lected waa fi29.50, and lot mon· SANTA MONICA Calif gents 1 "If he plays his cards rl•ht Dale !'albura, ant! !be Jnvoca. . , . , William Jenkins, representmg cemetery maintenance 10- ey $1167 • · a · • tlon gJVen by the Rev. Howri day had been ktlled In V10t Waller H. Moeller. ,...... · i (UP!) -Lynda Bird Johnson Once inside, the elder daugb- he can be the second Hamilton Ruppelt. Mrs. Walburn gave tbl Nam arl\on.. , . · . 1 Stale representaUve candiI almost stole the show from ter of the President captured in the While House," Hope said. secretsry and treasurer repcn. The ldenttftcaltons mciuded dates 011 hand were Goerge Hollywood's most glamorous the att.nllon of master of After the presentations Miss Mrs. Gerald Rope's aecntJd !rmy PIC. Wayne H. Rowland, Banks, Athens: J 8 m e• celebrities Monday llight at the ceremonies, Bob Hope, whn Johnson and Hamilton attended grade was swarded lbe aftiM. ... of Mr. and Mrs .. Hulen w Kimball. Athens: R a I ph 38th annual Academy Awards noted that Hamilton . was lbe Grand Ball at tile Beverly ance banner. Rowlond, Akron, Ohto: Martne ' Welker, Melp, and D. 0. Taber, presentation accompanied by • "beaubfully Hilton Hotel iD nearby Btverly Sgt. James E. Prommersberger, Galli• county I From moment the 22- feathered bird." Hills. The P.T.A. voted to husband of Mrs. James E. , wu furnished I The Pomeroy Clwnher of Commerce voted Monday to year-<>ld Miss Johnson and ber ute $511 to _lbe School Balltl fl. Prommersberger, Youngstown, ,by the King family, children of Isupport the bond issue for the proposed new tomprehen· actor-escort, George Hamilton, """"""'-'""""""'' *' sle Campa1gll pmto» 111111 Marine Pfc. Ralph 1 Meigs County Growth Cbair· sive high school in the Meigs Local School district. arrived at Civic Auditorium. The Winding TraD Garden money for the priiOI to be • H. Livesay: Slln oi Mr. and 1man Virgil and Mrs. King. The action highlighted activity by the C of C in Its tlley were the focus of attention Club will bold a Spring flow· warded for 811 .._ Mrs. Thomai R. Livesay, Wil- The children, Judy, Grace, regular bi-monthly luncheon meeting at Bailey's Restaurant. by fans and Academy memhers or obow April !3-24 at tbe NOW _ tbl mtngton, Obto. Mary, Geneva and David, sang The C of C also agreed lo make a financlll contribution to alike. Oblo Power Company. Includtici:ting In posters and 1several numbers; Judy the citizens committee that Is informing the people about A grandstand crowd roared ed 1D tbe show wm be artistic . 7-tl and 9-!2 in essa s. SANDUSKY, 01110 :-WllftK. Isen ted an aecordton solo. the bond Issue. its approval when Lynda Bird, urangements horticulture and I Dave Ohlinger, chairman of ' . . y ers return~ to their Jobs ?' ,group was accompamed by , Bill Grueser reported he has\ of land being obtamed for an wearing a dsrk fur coat over • educational classes, invitation· Ithe finance committee for the I Mrs. William lnJiies, prellthe NASA s Plum Brook Cacti· , Roseann Lisle of Syracuse. learned the plans for the train airport site in the Letart Falls. stuMing orange gown, arriml ol, junior art~tie ond borticul· Meigs Local School Diairiet ·, den~ ann~ thai prM!alty Monday .endtng a five-day excuraton fl'llm Columbus to area. Crow said Sanborn has on the arm of the handsome, - · aod special and eommer- :bond issue campaign asks al' dergarten registration. would ba walkout agatnst a, sub-tonlracPomeroy for the regatta is pro- requested a topo map and may 26-year.oJd Hamilton and in the cial dlsplsys. 1 org:mizations and individuals held May :1-S-4 and wiU be COlitor. Radtatioo Int. flCe aW greu1ng nicely. Gru..er said make a visit here later this tompany of Secret Service' Club members will also bold 1donating money to turn it in dueled June thluly IS. Parenti The 20-member unil ot the Mrs. Boling, who is headiq spring. lfr. 1 wloite elepbaot "le during to htm at once at his residence mterested may cnnlact on, Chemical and Atomic excuraioo through the c " Attending were Jack Carsey, FIBE OONTROLLED tbe show at 487 South 4th-av in Middle- Clarence Thompson. The llt!W Workers Union Mondsy 0 Rollrood, reports approxi- president; Ted Reed, Jack Kerr, Pomeroy and syracuse volun' port or at the Etonomy Lnan officers wl!' be eleetetl al lilt noon accepted an initial mateiy 100 appllcat>ms haveN. w. Compton, Jack weL<h, teer firemen quickly brought a•"""""""-'''" " ~,.,,, ' office 300 west Se<ond-st May meeting since ali oflloel year labor contract covering Funeral services for received and promot1on Franklin Rizer, Marge HoUner, b1aze under control Monday afPome,roy. ' wer:e not filled by the wages conditions and Hawk, 8o, of 124 Pea<oek-av, baa not yet started. Bill Grueser, Crow. i\ichard ternoon that stlu'led around an WEATHER I nallng committee. Mr. illrDIIII fringe. benellts. Pomeroy, who died today Fred Crow reported he ' has Chambers Bob Jacobs Bob ootbuiltling and spread til the Low toalglll sa - 64. MosUy . It was reported at a commit- : Full> iDtrocluced Mr. the Veterans Memorial hospital been In touch with Carl San- Ganl, Owen, K....;.it Wa~ bome of Mrs. Frank Stowe, Sy· doudy 1~ allll 00 , ..1..,. tee meeting this week that ap- lor the program. CLEVELAND-THE STRIKE will be held ~urstlay at 2 bnrn of the Consolidated Coal ton, Jolin William Blaettnar and racuse. Damage til the home ol U..:.....bowers. Wednesdsy. l proximately one hall of the against Standard 011 Co. of Ohio I m. at the Ewmg Cbapel Co. reprdlng the posaibiUI~ Bob Wingett. wu kept at a minimum. Fire· , ·~~ "''~~· I amount needed for brochures, tSohlol headed into its 19th day the Rev. Carver Williams "''" were summoned at 1:10 1 1letters and adverttstng has ' tnday, the latest effort at re- liclating. Burial will be p. m. alter the outbuld[ing had I Y D' { been turned in. , solving it a failure. Beech Grove cemetery, caught fire. The blaze spread oungster tes 0 Commtttee members atMembers of Local 10 ol the He had worked lor the Excel· . r:j · to the back side of Mrs. Stowe's Impact from Auto tending were Barbara Mullen, Teamsters Union voted Mon- slor Salt Co .. and tile Eberohouse. LIMA, Ohio (UPit - John Jean Werry, Mr. and Mrs. day to reject managetftent's !at· bach Construction Co.. . German, 5, l)elphos, died Mon- James H. Quivey, John Colwell, ' 0 0 est proposal. The drivers, ware- his laat employment was CALL CANCELLED dsy nigbt of injuries sustain•d AI Leonard and Jack Welch. 'housemen •nd mechenics the Parkersburg RIB and SAIGON (UP!) - Studenlo from the university city Middleport volunteer fire- when he was struck by a ear '" struck April 1. primarily over he retired in Jll>tl. of Hue who bad demonstrated violently against the mlli- men were summoned at >:5> p. front of his home. BRUSH BURNED Fourteen area mercbanls 111111 severance ~y for 240 workers He was preceded In death by tuy government of Suulh VietNam and ita Ainerlcon back- m. Monday to the South Thir<l- The youngster was playin~ in the Pomeroy Middleport Daily who are . be hired by aoo\her a daug!Jter, Ada Stivers. ere pledged today to support the United stoles In the war av property of Tom Rue where front of the home on E ~rd St. The Pomeroy fire department j Sentinel are participating 111 firm with Sohlo. Survivors. Include hla aplnat the Communists. 1 minor fire was reported near when be darted mto the path of was called at 10:5li p. m. Mon- the Blue Flame Festival Cook· Mary C. Hawk; theSOI More than 1,000 students. whooe live week! of demon· 1 car. The call Wllt1 eancelled the truck. The driver was not lday for a brush fire in the Five ing School to be bel~ Ill J'olll. llotothy LaWien, Columbus: strotlont against the eovernment of Prell\lor Nguyen Cao before the firemen arrived. held. Points area. JuniOr High aut!Itorlwn o11 Gro~. Ky ha~ llt'OWb lnci'eoslngly antl·Am!rlean, bold a rilly Ui ' Wednesday and 'l'hurstlaf, . S!Dith; ' !ltnJdYVDle, W.. · VI.; mllee north of Hue. T h. y Tnday's se<OIItl paeetl Securicy Ralpb, New Jersey: 14opted I statement which !he result of ljle Jnnuence ol 0 • through 16, dlspla)' 100~ its K/'lherine !(tNtzling, _ Pome- uid: Quang and other tngetlier Wlill for ~tsils by ~Worner,_ S!'f• ~Iswi~~m:~=:~ luderl wbti !)ad SAIGON (UP!) -Two u:s. port at Ha!phong-as olooe as about 10 miles northw..t of maey expltmaUOIII, 'tlllh · .. Ulllted Statea to • from Ky 8 proml,. Navy jets struck Into Nortb anY American alliekers have Saigon in Operation Kahala. Justrations. of the tJCIMlGI_, 1 I!' . , ' · r ~~"~ , . · Viet Nam: lor eiectlona to be held in· three I Viet Nam's int~,us~l heartland goroe. . They accnunted for 211 of The merebBills ..., the , Ollila ~ld011~·'*1 Iblasting the villi Uong Bl plant It was the~ raid against enemy dead. Valley ~l!,lea, VJ~: ' which furnishes aboUt 30 . Jll!r l the :IJQ'f«· _plan! In I~ ..,ntba. Paratroopers from the -Co., Friends iii .c111 the "wbo eent of the power for tho Tl!e pUolll hit It JU•I_ about Airborne Brigade a1111 11 1 h · ay atlllmpted · Hanoi-Haiphong area, • .mlllta· f!Vfil'/ ttme the CommuntslA get of a Royal WORLD Farm BureaU Leaders ar·e Recocmtz·ed na dur~ ·: .:a: l : b: .ro: .w: .:n:.:•. :.::Da:::il::.a•~J=ar::.r.::el::.l.:a:.:n::d..:B::::. obb:::Yc..::A.::d:::am=s·~_:_Se::n:.:ti'n::: :.: e:..l::.P::ho::.t:::o·~------------------------ill> parsons Cites Needs • ID Education i re~cttve I Mldk~fl: ~ests, p~!~~flllt Gaultl'i",tiA~ ~p-.;1!®(. .~~~ ·~ tralnin~ ~f ~·.,.111 .;a ap- j Lyndas·IfdaImost Takes Show from stars representat~ pomeroy c0f cApproves proposedNew Igh ch001 u· s Entertalnm~t =- Mcco th~ ~ ~ ··~· M0ney Needed ~to the~ Ohlinger ~J '"::".::t ~':l:. ~ 1 p' H k )lies Tuesday . 1 · ~ ~orklng 'P.._ Dick Area Merchants Give Support 1'e Festival students chanP:e \Var Tune TOsupport. us Ef{Oft us Jets Bias' • 1PIant ' t -v·ItaIIndustria ..=· fmnen:'' ' Our·Sptclelt'~~~~ SeiVlce .Bulldi~ i. . .. at y co.-: ~lntllal!d. ' •' Dnoled Ton.,,;,.,.,,. 01 Tlui JlefpMliiOfl :.4,.. O~lo; SPElliALIZED i en Friday evening by Kitty Per· . t~wnone;J·w.re "Jell" Denim P I H to tall , . ailul Shap ns , _Edtth and B . e returnee. to her home Sunday. E% T L om yona of the U.S. Army left Thursday lor Ft. Rucker, Alabama, following a here wit~· ~!" Sotlg~, ~Ug. -~ , ~ OmerOV INGELS CARPET HOUSE NOW OPEN IN POMEROY 22-day leave Pr~yer' People In p , Frances Glaze of iim"'e"'eti"'ng~::":ill::be::an:n:oo:nc~ed;;... laLaMIS! n:~ster _cama Thursday for vtstl With Mr. and Mrs ~~ me a·tabl~~ ia m::. f~ "'~ ~ofi'hld Mainly About . $J Wscs G '• ·,· ati· TENNIS SHOES Mrs. Wilson is Hostess to ~n ~a:,to ex~ ;~1, wa/:~mans~i Hi Roush Shoe Store · · : ·• ~the :~lnM~~~ :~ 0 MEIGS THEATRE tl!o ., 11 , Mlsl ltb Hutailtplller, lBilstiQs; . Ne1- gue.sb, ·after . 'Wbich' the meet. eoffee nutt5 and caDdy' '11'8cy, lilltlliimg. chapiaw· 1111 eiosea ·Jfii:D toe' uenewcnon se"eti al toe c1 . t Smith and Etllth HutstP· by )lliiJilrie W,lllgett. · ing, froril iJU!talllnl heralds; Mal:· The motto for year Let er over ·eqow and · qetend Wingett, lllltall!llJ actlbe· 01 Olllrcli' 'nli'try ·.. Is d wUhan i.ti!H · NeuiD..,i!nslalling or:· r s ' • ; . eur. ways an and candl .,.,, emi!tl\.O ' Cora Webb lnalsU· UJ•hL<!rd, p nl Ia Cl tolor. guardian. ' ve . ,,te,.alchwords, U::, .. eo ·:I!',· .AM1 McCilnand p!nk, ue, yell6w and presided'l!•:tlte>J\\UICh bowls 8 n Elsie Smith tmtl Edith H••t- wplte, !he colyrs,,_ and l!iornlce , . ate, the coi!H , iDstalling heralds, es- ·Jous, Hold 1!>iu My ·~: P.ar service. .. . '11>. ; ,: offlcers.lect lniD the ,J:.ord, ..tb•me, ;, 'The 0111 of pre• and s, Y where they were seated place, where l •.wonhlp. , T be ent from · Atlieijl, r · G~UipoliJ . watchman of chairs covered with wblte, embl"" .ii .The Keystonr with and Parkersburj w- y1 A~ens Sbrln~ No. in the form of • cross, ill the t ' . Brinker: dlstrtd . COllier of the ball. Officers In' ljulalnpJller, district stalled were Harriet Neigler, \ 0 th high of m"terial objective; and 'este . Ernest wortby high prieslesses and ohepwatcJvnan of shepherds, berds· Bonnie Bonne nnble Reese, Margaret ToppJng; ph~· All H h' abeth Cloud and John H· proclate wa•...L es, •sso,unanenof Illshepherds· of Lafayette Sbrine No 44 M Hughes rth ibe, Elsie Smith, Nellie Tra~y • E:y beth L ' wo Y scr : 8 ine Wingett, Elizabeth 'tear, er· Barbar:ar, worUiy treasur· Mabel Bennett Pauline ' p Adamsllne 'tk worthy ' au AlnBwer Fern Cheesebrew, Flora • ' , M•Hu•hes E A shepber_ d ess, Ernestine WU~ _, .., · · · worthy guide· Bern'ce WinD 1 VirgU Atkins and AUen he J B ink ' of Mary Shrine No 37 r ' esse r er, . · · Atkins and John Roberts The mviting herald Floro w-:J •-t, ·---• nd third WJ.Seoo · ' K\."VIN a man; DoNld Boone, kiDg; N&· i oma Brinker qu.een· Evelyn Kathryn Jo.:.mn and first second and tblrd : 'L Jill lD worthy organ lsi ; Eve..,., •th -··""' d M · , wor Wing Ytt a-wan; th •an ..o Mrs. Maxine Attwld ame e • wor Y gu .. ~ Saturday, with Mrs. Wyatt Honor•ry offlcors are, Flora ford, a medical patient at l.cong, Oag bearer; F_ern Ch~ zer Hospital. brew and Gladys Rife, flag esMarvin Darst entered corts; Helen Reyllolda, btumer General Hospital Saturday •• bearer; Maud nnd Freda Gruemedical patient. ser, banner escorls; Pearl Hey· Donald Stivers Jr. of ooids, madonna; ~thryR wer. port spent the weekend wltll ner and Ethel Collins, ang~ls; aunt, Miss 'lbelma Grueser. Fer~ Ch~brew, court~; Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Mane Hawktns, Arlene D..,., were in Shawnee today, to Carnahan, Edith Russell, tend the funeral of his Clara Adams, Mary Jane Neal Mrti. Jennie M. Galloway, and Elsie RoUSh q~n·s.attend· Mr. tmtl Mrs. Fred Haley ants; and tdith HutsmptUer, Columbus were Sunday Elsie Smltll, Nellle Tracy, Ell!· of Misses Lena and Roush, May Wood and Guth. Jannett Roherls, king'& guards. Mr. and MrS. George Aller the officers-ele<t were Crary have returned to the cross, the flag bearer, bome, Atlanta, Ga., alter F. McKllntnck, nephew of ing severs! days with Mrs. Neleler nnd Robert Brian Crary and other relath•ea. and Corbet Allen Cleek, grand Mr. and Mrs. George Korn sons, were mv1ted te enter Wltb of Columbus spent the week- the natlnnal .emble"!. '· I eod with their parents, Mr. and During the JDstaliatton of Mrs. Tough-tailored Lee Bib Ovtrallo take mile a!t~ of Mrs. George Koro Sr and Mrs Neigler, sbe was presented a punishment ... stilllook like new ... tit like new. Mede of ex· John Thomas ' · large White Shrine Bible, by her elusive "Jelt'' Denim. Tight·woven. Toughest ever built into Mr. and M~s. Ralph Fry of doughier, Mary Cleek, and as a pair ~f overalls. Sanforized. Guaranteed. Da ton arrived Sunda for 8 she was escorted to her station Get Leo Bib Overalls, lnday I ·,,, vis~ with re1atives in ~ foUowing her installation, Mrs. Emma Jane McClintock sang M nd Mr C 1 Alao a comploto selection of LM Corpent.t'• · r' a s· ar • "My Task " Ovorolls in Whlto or hickory stripe . tncl man and daughter Carolyn · girl friend of 1,.,;ton F•llowing lbe installation, Mrs Pointer's Ovorallo in whlto. · . Sunday aft.rnoon with . Brinker, on behalf of the , All in tho busy men's and boys' doporlmtnf·on Lena and Katie Guth Shrme, presented Will i Mrs J B Marsball' and with a past worthyBernice high pries~ ' tho . .hi floor. . · · · In d Bo Bo I Dings MarlaMa and Joba re· ess p an nnle one, on turned to their home . behaU of the 1965 officera, preKy. Sunday, after 1· oen ted ..' er WI'th I i ill. M . r s. clays visit wltb her mother Mrs Neigler presented each Install· •·•- F B 0 and oth • ' ia& officer with 1 gift and Cora - -~· · a Y er -------lives. t~meef w" devotional are . topic. "Do Thai Kiod-. Ftelds and lamtly, Mulberry - ~ doing something that will keep Mt" Joy Boggs, student nes.,;; Now," t:lkln from .lame~ . av, Pomeroy. Robert Embleton you busy so you will not sit at nurse at Ho_b.er Hos~ltal . 1"-17 or· Pi. Pleasant, spent Sunday borne· and worry about me all School oft Nllrtnng Inkencl GallipoJ. · · ·· the lth 4. ,, · "Hunger Fvt>rvwhrrt> Around w1th Mr. :md Mrs. W1lham the t1me. You are also helping IS, spen wee W thP World."" wa·s tht' topiC , Fields and famil~·- Mrs. Wil· in tht war effort. We can win h~r parents, Mr. and Mrs. of the program present-~ lian1 Fields and :son Kevin; this just as ea~y your way as IL10nel Boggs and family, ed by !\·Irs. Att>n Shain ' Mrs. James Adkins, and Mrs. by what we are doing. You and Bruce Wallace, student at • ' " • 1 M hll u· lty t Sf'veral readmgs were giv-: Rohert Emblrton spent ApnJ I all the women back heme keep / ars 8 DlV~rs •. spen en on !he lnptr inrhtdin•,. :· 11 in Gallipolis. the weekend ' up the good work." Mr and With Mrs bls par· India. by 1\·lrs. E!m~r Wi<·k- ' [ Mrs. Cottrill demonstrated ents, · • Dwight ham: Scuth Africa :\1 r s · : the making of "sachet balls" Wallace and daughter, Nan. ' ' ..· BAPTISTS TO MEET · cy. :iH~a~ro~ld;._.;L;;e;;m;::le;;:y,:.:=;;A:;,us:;,lr~a:;:lta~ 1l The \' oung Ad uIt c1ass of th e 1i At. the May 11, meeting the ill be "S h ' Pomeroy First Baptist ::ectstew·al .acede~ balls" M". and Mrs. WUiiam will have an impBrtant th rna Tl 8 reqwr make Conger and son. T. J. and : tomght al 7:~0 in the em are 112\1 inch styrofoam Mr. and Mrs. Thoma• DixPom•roy, Ohio ' basement All membe-rs are bar yd. of nylon netbng m on and son, Brio, of Jackco ohr o your choice, I yd _'~< son. spent the weekend with TOtiiGHY thru rUESDAY . ed lo be pl'esent: rtbbon, I . bunch of mlnia· their parents, Mr · and Mrs . "WHEN THE BOYS 1 ,==.:.;_.:;._~~--....=-. 1mr NIEET THE GIRLS" ure rose bud s m same color as John Harrison and dsu•hter ribbon , 1 pkg · small hrur · pms, · "" ' - Tc(·hnirolorSharoo. Wot!'lens & Ch!ldrtns and the making of aummer ConniE> Frnnris, Harye Pre-5nl'll batsc this requires a hat frame Mrs. Emma Brickles has reColort:•rtoons and materials to cover. turned from a week's visit Sit" Attending were Mrs. Johns· in Columbus with her dsughWed. & Thun.-Nol Op•n 99 Smoll s lo Ito 10 _ • ton, Mrs. Slack, Mrs. Cottrill, ter and family, Mr. aiod Mrs. Margaret Cottrill, and Eleanor Gail Hysell and family. FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY Bobram. Mr. Don Becker has re2 PAIR _ _ April 22·23 $3.00 I turned from Chiclt@O where P, ... tte Dal'is a~ "THE NANNY" i he spent several dsys 00 Bt>t!e Davis WIO'ndy Craig ~ business. H~ WBI taken to "PA•DNERS" i the Perkersburg Airport by - Tl'rhnirolorMiddlaport, 0, Dean Marlin Jerry ],t•wi~ 1 Mrs. Becker where he took a ' plane. He returned home SatfOUp urday. The Letart . F.U. WSCS . Mr. and Mrs. Michael Qb. held Us April meetmg at linger and Micbael II, Nelson; the home of Erma Wilsoa ville, •pent the weekenC: with 1 with seven members present. Mr. and Mri;, Len Kennedy The meetmg was_ opened and other relatives, 1 With prayer; s~r1pture, Luke Miss Louise Place has reo2l :I-20, by Erma Hill: Tbe turned to ber homa in AJ. ftrst East.r. by Vashti Grimm, bridge, New York, after and Drafted to Carry tile spending the Euler vacaCross, by .Inez H1ll lion with her grandparents, The busmess meeting was Mr. and Mrs. Harry Houda· I. "'nducted by Orpha Hill. shell and Miss Freddie Hood· Plans were made to serve shell elertton day dinner. Tbe . evenmg was spent making Mrs. Kalad Hindy and chllqmlt blocks. Several sick dre~ bav~ returned to calls were reported. Lunch tbetr home m Se~ca Fal~, was served to Nora Cross New York, lollowmg a weeks . 't h Inez Hill Erma Hill Gladys' VJst ere WI'th her par· ' ' ents M nnd Mr G Shields, Orpha Hill and • r. s. eorge Vashtt Grtmm. The nextj Haker and other relatives. as her · •· ·. , .. · •. .. Hani~t ~ill Skinner I Va., spent the weekend of Apnl as follows: l•ader using 19-lO with Mr. Mrs. William j "I am glad to hear you ,:'i~f:pl~Ce:tf:'S:· . Precedlug tbe meetJng, Pamela Cleek, of Neigler, Bible on the altar. Bernice Wirm worthy pd..te... and illrl!il walcbmsn of shepherds ed and eicom to ll1g be w. 1 •0 p me:!J rs guess, resen p~2..'!! a~rport. bein~ ~lay .· /l d. ,·iJiStd .:e:· .·~ (:~"·· _'/ . :b1.J.. . . ' lnitiwuc .,. ' wObtl, '~~ i>d.~Jt 'ot pAll "offiCrs Laurel· Leaf bciro.: ' ~ n~ of White, Sbr)ne, Wbl~ SbriDo flee!" 1l!Jlo tbe ~ 8lld Jb&o. of Ra&e cbaPtet. oEs, present <:1'8,-plr'~.roees.IIQd bl~ dei,Phtn: of Jorusalem, waa held . Frltlay dliced tbeJ!I. ~ ,wereJIIIOII)a ed Mrs. Neill~ withll gill. ium and'~trlpturi;i Paalni 16:L evOIIl!lg at tbe IOOF bill. lirintlr, lllaWJlJial ~: · Ed· Remarks we.:e Jliven by Rl!fresbm~ls of c~e · b ' Open lim.nallofl ol Ornc:m '!:An,, - around uie world by Mrs> Oliver Mieahel; A letter from I serviceman . ., the . topic when the Worn- Wheat given to various serving In Viet Nam was rtllll. eo's · Missionary Society of tri•s by the United States, by wben the Syracuse Help And Mr. and Mrs. Wllli8m Rua· the Pomeroy First BaptiSt Mrs. Sterrett; Under nour· Hobby Club mot in 1be aell nnd IIIOllly were ill 'Church met Tnursaay eveuiuJ!; y\...:.p:;;:, f tnwn hllll. A!'ril a A 11.hnrt SAh1rdav and. wbile •t the church with Mrs. Famme and relief in India ness sessiOn was cendueted by there their two SODI, Mark J. F.. Foster. president. in land what the Baptist chureb"' l Vice pr.,ident, Jessie Cottrill. and John, took their first charge. . . ian: to bclp, Mr&. IThp. ('11tb «!P.Cided to meet on the ;it:!J:O frnm . the uruy,erw Group smgmg of the iCook, People who can not Set'Ond Wednesday of eachiSity tile plane rtdel theme song, "That Cause Can ! read. Mrs. Harry Bailey, and I month until September. were spoii>Ored by Neither Be Lost Nor the love and understanding of Mrs. Luther Johnston stated the Ohio University Bobeals. Stayed," opened the mt>el- American People and their that aU persons having made Barbara Smith, small cJauih: lng. An invitation was re- sptrttual need, by Mrs. Shain. ' sock dolls are to have them at . ter of Mr and Mrs Len ceived lo at lend a silver tea A dessert course was serv- ' the American Legion Hall in i Smith ha; been re'lu!'ned at Calvary Baptist Chureh. i t'd by Mrs. Oliver Micbael 1 Pomeroy, Tuesday, April 19, at from Holzer Hospital where Rio Grange. Sunday, 1 ! and Mrs. Loram Sterrett. j l.30 p.m. where they be she was treated for a virus inConference meetmg ol Gran- · crated for shipment to V10t Nam fe<lion las\ week. ville was announced for · A letter receiVed by Mrs. June 16 - 18. Mrs. Lorain. VISITS MADE Myron R. Miller of Middleport Mrs. Russell Mcintyre of Sterrett dedicated the love ' Mrs. James Adkms and Mrs. from ber son in Viet Nam, con· Springfield Is visiting witll gilL _ , Robert Embleton of Norfolk, cerning the sock dolls, was read her mother, Mrs. Robert Ii~im.i. • "' ••• · elerliGn o · a The jots rr.om lhe uss Kilty H;iwk encounil!l'ed only 1~1 ail t 1a l i c r a It !Ire' u they , In low jo: tile dead of to within It mllea of the Jn tllOIU)d acliOn, U.S. flirces 1JeiW8 reported tilling IS Vie! Oms. wm of.' The bJgp&l .kill was made•,by t~ · el""ents ' of·. til< U.S. 21th nine. in Division sweepiDI an ' '· ..~ m:• ' '"""'till· �I ' f.·< ' • ',) ., \ ..... ' ., ;I i . Ei•ht,F~. eittht Cer.sRoB:~:. ~, ·. ·==:..~lfle~ Byroniay,n " ~ · : , t::~~: ~::: -Dies Tu~y· Enait\eless Over 15 Miles ··· a.-rlSMY~~~•: 18, 11118 Sentinel, Pl)tneroy·111!4dlep!llt. . r r Mrs" Elmer . VInton; Mrs. Cltatles • ......, • · .. ___,._. ._ ·· lJMA, Ohio (UPI) - An englneleu ltrlng of eight Powell ·ReedsvUio· ReVI .Nor- ~,.ces 1M..._.~- ""· freight .cars and a ea~oqae fOu~ through some 10 miles ~ - ; Nleipoky, .J!Yrvll Jay, 71, RD, Pomertfo' of eilWIItflld• dorth Of 11m W'11 today, aeDdiDI authoi'J. MJdcilepott:. Bett Hem; Cbe,lb- Who died early~ at V!!:; tieucurryiugalougltarout.. ,' ·• lte; \VliUalil Gllkay, PO!tlerOY· • w -~al·~ . - . TI\io """t!ct: hl.'C~ !OO!(' . ~m ~ "'"'lboouhd ·Blltlmoro 1'11.,1•• Frank. pometey; was • QAt~« of :~ dUOit. • Ohio Rlllrold !~ght train near here and bepn to ron IliON, RoOIDii · 1 \ l* i:Pi'oi. ~ h!!. ""'"· Ml11o norlhward, the direction ol a 1 H·-·•-s ut.w...,rt; Nor- nie; a jlaughter, lliJ1I, M,JOid ollght lncUn' ef the !and. !!.. were aent out to proleclaU ~':..""'i~r,~. (~a) ~~· A~lf A\ it roD~. It picked up mOo crossin11 alODi the route. ~ ... Brad, lafl"!, .~·· n.; .• wu, '!tcbel'!, - -----.. mentultl and the arew of the AI COIWnbUil Grove, lilt, IMI> Rlolne; Mell* Jhle, "11a91Dfl bill; llll1t1lallh, ~ 1111 irlln rta!JUd the. tiiJIIne twld 11011 Df • C4fl Sllata, Mit, t'llll Btl)ev1!!1; Mtl. Gal'lllt . Dol the qiDeltla teC< bou.t.O m!IH per holll' and b!lrt' 'lim Ablliite an4 iiOD;Cbelhltt'' Flck, Titlboga, llld., .lliil Mrs. lion, whlcb also bad nt lights ly missed a motoriJI at a eros.. Lynn SobtaY, Mounclsvllie; Do.;. Jannle Baer, . Holllday Cove, on II. lllg. A station qent attemp'*" aid CoVert POI'htl'O)I' MIMie· w. va., and one lmlther, Geclrp The crew sent word to the Ill board lit but Will unable Ill Clark, ' . of New Madison, and a ll'IID4ADen County ldletlll'l omee, do 10. daulbltr· which relayed word to adjol11o Tbe cars evenualty wore 1\.!... _ G. o . · Funeral serviCes wUI . 'lit lllg Putnam County .and depu- alowed by an IDcllot Dorlh of 'l'buradayll 2 p.m. at , Cotoimbus Grll'le end an enpie llllpoCoala F1IMrl1 Hbine Willi l:l~ ~e, Georie &allia Sheriff's Department ,. R d --------------'eveft LaWrenee ~ ents ~C.I :S J } ' u;.. ,C:J:: b~ relc~tt~~a ~ o~ertab sm~; y~ ~. •illl .· -eluding Three uveru" es, ong Held JDCounty ' Jail B el . 0 Ri0 wf8n~ef8 ... ~~ Name Selected ~ ~= 1'~~ For New Club vWn.er ·Iven FOr Mrs. s·ales tbe.J,~AW:o ~ BY DICK THOMAS 1 dllpatthed from Lima wu able the Rev. Mlllet Glliclalo ; 0oo<1 memory of a deput)' 1hertff and about SO boura W L Pet. GB Houston iCierker M) nlibl to couple to II at about II lllg. Burial WID be In the RIVello altona and coneeDirated hard work haa helped tbe sherlfr1 s.n FranclBco . 5 I .833 AMERICAJII GB mpb. A lew mllu larlher, the flew ctllltter7. frlencll· mq partment break 1111 one of the IU'gest theft r1n11 opera!· PlltabllrSh . .. 5 I nd · !Dellne of the Janel slOP" 1way Mre. Viola Sal• ol Laftealter ean at Ute lliMral home any \ 0111 0 g In Ga!Ua countY In the lui decade. Pldladelphla •. 4 I .800 Iii ~~ 'i4 1 ·19 · toward Toledo. was gueat of honor at a lamiiJ time liter I p.m. todaf. Mr. • Seven Lawrence county l'tlidentl, three of them ju- Lot AnCeles .. • 5 2 .714 1Z """vii · " "' • dlniiW held 8llncll)' In obetrv· JQ was a retired coal millet. 4 aroln eustody In the Gatua county Jail Thejuven· Ne1l' rork .... 2 1 .667 1.,. Baltimore .. " anee of htr 10th birthday. She lies are boys 14, !&and 18 yean old. Houa!On .. .. .. I 5 .186 81\ Callfornla - " 3 1 •710 1 Is lbe mother of Mr. Harold : Othon bold are lteflo ClnclimaU .. .. 1 I .250 3 Chlcaso · • " " 3 • ·• CbaH of Mlddloport. T he ' th Cllle !3 and Cecil cade, ertd. Atlanta " .. - I 4 .200 I"' MinneSOta .... 3 1 .61111 1\il RIG Wranglers was the name aueat of honor reCeived aev; and wime't. Millie, 20, all It was not 1M first time the Sl J.ooll ..... 1 4 ,100 2\il Wasblngton ... I 3 .U0 3 selected by the newly oraanlz· af0 81S •ll birthday cUes, lifts of' Rl Wltltloo; and VlrCil sberlff'a department bad re- Chicago ..... 1 5 .167 4 New York .. 1 5 .117 4 td 4-H Saddle Club 1D the Rio IIUd can1a durlllg lbe day. J dan1 :it ol Wawrtoo ..tved information petlillning Kansas Clly .. • 0 5 .000 4'11 Grande area. At 8 meeUng held AttendiDI lbe cUnner Sunday 'ot brtaklnll 011• to the particular car. Tbe ve· Monday'• ReiKIII Boston .. .. .. 0 5 .11110 4'11 l'rlday nlgbl, the lollowln& olft. at her home In Laneaslfr were terlnll an4 lt'lnd lllreelll' are hlcle bad previously been seen, 1M Angeles e Houston ! Moaday'l Roaalta cers were elecled: . . . 'Mr. ancl Mra. Harold cttue, i>;ing Jli*Pind agllnttlbe sev· and last week on the Pittsburgh 4 Cinctnnau 3 No games acheduled preSident: FiftY-one an:mal• entered In Mr. and Mra. Gtrald Anthony pertOIII an4 tbly will be 1n John w. EvanJ Rd., where Atlanta at Philadelphia, night, Tod117'1 Gamu Chris DaviS, v•ce • president, last Saturday • thll'li annual IIUd chlldren, Middleport, Mr. c rt V/t4nflllday, Sherif! Don- Ibm had been brtaltlnl and postponed, rain. Detroit (McLain I-ll and l!everly secretary: Ohio Valley Cltarolalt Aasocla- end Mra. Raymond IJevllli alld CAMBRIDGE, Ohio IUPI) A. Wlllttr uld Monday enterlngs at cablnl owned by Only sames scheduled. MonbouqueUe I-ll) at Boa100 Connie DaVIS, treasurer; Janel lion S&lt aold for an averaee ol chlldmt, West Colulllbla: Mr. Tbe trial of Mrs. Johnnie Maa ht Ernie E. Null of Galllpolls, anc1 Today'• Game• (Lonborg IH and Morehead 0.1) Woodard and Jaclde ,1,314. and Mrs. Wllllam Farley, Mid- Shmr of ReVI!IIIWood, W. va, · ahtrlfl'l department ... Dave O'Neal of Pt. Pleaoanl Sl Louis (Jaster 0.1) at New 2. bealth and safely . chairmen: The aale wa1 conducted In dleporl; Mr. an4 Mrs. Harold for the alleged embeulemellt of ertd flllvoral hundred dollars Deputy Baldwin atarted Vork (Fisher 0-1). New York (StotUemyre o-4) Jeff Merry, recreation leacler, Taltersal'• Show Born, In Lei· Chase and daUghter, Ml'l· Pat. 1121,11110 from th Rollinl HUla rtb o1 llolen property alq ,.arching for thO car and local- san Francisco (Herbel 0-ll) at al Cleveland (McDowell 1.(1), and Allan Woodard, nmvs ,... lngton, Ky. rid& Colllnl and daughter of S<bool District was upeotecl tD th lhe approllhenston of the ed lhe vehicle parked''Oil the Chicago (Brogllo 0-1). night. poryer. Triple EEE Ranch of Gallla Columbus, and Mr. and Mra. begin today. poople. 11 took two panel Gallia-Centerpoint Rd. Qecupy- Allanla (Blasingame O-Ol at Washington (lftle8a 1).(1) at The club yoted to meet . the county tapped the belfer list, Davlcl Jenklnl and children of A rutlnc was apecled before 1111 to haul the stuff ln. one ing the car were Cecil • n d Pldladelphla (Bunning (H)), Baltimore <Palmer loll) tlgbt. first and thtrd nights which ""ld lor 14,000. It wos Porllmouth. tht otart of teau;no"y, OD a cleo p1117 ataled. Tbla Included Kenneth Cade. The officer ask· night. Minnesnla (Pascual I-ll) at ?f each month e meet· 18lea 1<>p price for the day. fense motion or dlsmlsnl et more calves and lour pigs. ed ID look in the trunk of the Cincinnati !Ellis 0.0) at Pitts- Kansas City (Talbot 0·1) night. mgs will be held at the homes Hidden Valley Raneb, al10 ol of Judie Elbert L. Tedrlcl: of t all •tarted late Sunday convertible, and the men burgh (Blais 0-0) nigh! Chicago <Jobn 04) at Calli- of the members. The nell meet· Gallla county, luld the pure Guernsey Counly from the panenlftg wben Deputy sheriff tated. But when the deputy Los Angeles (Drysdale.0-ll) at ornio (Lopez ni&ht. lnll. 1however,fiwlll bed held 8Aprllb bred yelrUna female honora, el of three the J " li:. Baldwin wont to the told them he'd radio In for a 23 8 ter the eld ay at 0 which sold lor !3,8110. It w01 the case. The ....... OIIIIDlOU be s . mes Creek Rd. area to search warrant, lhey consent· Evans Farms. Enrollment closes lhow's .........e champion. ltS was prejudleed ln the ..... meeting. Anyone Charles Gorman, of Green She ....chirBIDII belaglried 011 an lllf'c eck e on the roport of a hoose ed to let him loolt In the trunk mg that to join the club mus!wishJoin ValliiJ Ranch eKntucky bod dictment 34 counts ol : l~nllu. .~ be~ p~ar8et ~ ~eel, J~ Wood~. B~tt, t ! Thi"rd Annual Ch I • Sale Held Saturday hes~ ire To snap I0 dians Streak woman's Trial opeDS OSU Senate _ Rescm • ds • S d Hall I~) "II A Stottiemyre wI ttempt Ravenswood Bennet~ ~: ~I tan On J~~ ~-~• . of ill undtermlned or!· Tbe officer located a live eslf at that meeting. the t bull ' I Ia 0111 ' lor1ery, embezzlement and deadeltr ed lUI el hi oom .In tll1! trunk of the convettlble, c. E. "Shorty" Woodard II ' op ' • ' ' . troylng or eonceaUng publle / the ond the pair told him that S<lmeB story<Ifframe the club adviser. COLUMBUS - The documenll wblla employed u 0 0 'eetu Slagle, on Symmes ;,e bald the CLEVELAND (UP!) - The plied some of the psychology he aged $2,09%; Sil 15-11 females Ohio Stille' Uruverstly student 0 Rolly HUla Board Rd. The houae had been · ) a owe er, m CleVeland Indian• will he eul to learned an undergraduate avernged $1565 with Hidden Senate rescinded Monday night 00 a oil between April 1165 uno<cupled olnce Mrs. Slllgle's 1 1 • r: hand Mel Stottlemyre a career at Providence College Monday. Valley's 43,100 tops: The a resolution l.t dopted opposlnl MraanoiHaJuly, death sevetal months ago. on charge/ of lint tonight wben the New York He called on the Tribe for acid· 7.. females averaged $8811, 3-4 appolnbnent 0 WjoUllam Whlle at thO !cene of I b • stolen Yankees Invade the atadlum for ed workouts alter Sunday's females 15M. II of which Hid- as dlreetor "'e urna m Y fire, Deputy Baldwin receiv.d property. the first of a tw<>tame series. rame and sent the Tribe den Valley .. topa with $1 BChool ancl acheduled a forum 25 more counts ollorsery, CO\'• a tip that a 1958 blue resumed Mon- ' Stottlemyre boals 8 HI.. through more of the same on IIJ wa,.. G. Brandstadt, M.D. 025. ' on the ls&ue lor Wednesday. .. !:!_a_rth, 1983 convertible had ben teen m day morrung. Further question· l. l m . d th Tribe Monday. H I'• The ..,. bloods ave-•ed "I& The Senat. also decided to r ..., "''" w• the immediate area lllor\1)1 be- 1 1 • re<or aga •~• e · " ow 0008 1 ,.r • 10" ·... ,. ' bave a committee lnveallsatt bound over to the Gllernoey fore th bou fi dl . ;::b 0 the men threw more However, he bas never been "This ill for the p!tcbero, \ eessful cataract removal II w!th Hidden Valley second here the journalism lsaua and report County grand · jury oil lbGH e se n was BCOY· they eon- called upon to best sam Me- more than the bitters," he 01- sight restored to the eyeT With 1475. reeommendaUOILI wllhlll two chai'pl. 0':,the~~ It ~· 1111 and <aU and DoWell, the Tribe's premier plalned. l - It 11 euotomary to keep Jucla;e waa Buddy Jonea, wteka ---1 .,;eraTh r enter- lelly. Despite lbe attempt at 1 psy- the eye hondaged lor about Yates Ranch, of Vlneyaro, Tex· Bel~ votlng on rescinding • • were 1 McDowell owna a 5-3 career ebologlcal stabilizer, Tebbetts 10 days after such an operauon. as, lll14 Georse Morse, Kanaaa !be resolution of oppoaitiolt, CON'I'INUED Ffom Pa" 1 tody by the llhoriff'a depart· mark against the Yanka. He can't help but he excited about When the bandage II removed, Clly, was the auctioneer. some senators aaid the body actlllllS. ment. atruek out 32$ hlltera laat sea· the Tribe's last atart. VJsion II restored but may be acted last week with lnsulllclenl BY MRS. MITCJIELL WEBII Other Navy planes from the Sheriff Walk., said Monel 11011 to becolne only lho llflh Lull Tlant became t&e llrst distored due to the 1011 of Ute DIVORt-'E GRANTED Information. Mrs. Mgrtle CU!nmlng and lilly Hawk and the USS nlghl that all persons arres: pilclter in baseball to fan more Cleveland hurler to go nine in- lens. In 10me persons, thta can Patricia Sayre has b ~en RepresenlaUves ol the unlver- da111hter of Akroll came 111r her Tleottderop bll military and In conneetion with the thefts then 300 batters in one season. nings SUnday and although he be correcled by wtarlng e eon· granted 1 divorce from Donald slty administration, journalism mother, Mra. Dana Polsley wbo communlcallons t a r 1e 1s 1n bave confeased. All of !bern He 11 deserlbed by the n· was In and out of minor treu· tact lens in addition to the L. Sayre on arouncls of gross BChool faculty an4 students will vlall her and the not of North Viet Nam near Vlnb, were, the sheriff pointed out, pe;ts as perbapo the fastest ble, never got in over his head. glasses prevloosly worn. In nesleel The platnun was re- were Invited to attend the Sen- her children In Akron. Dlen lllen Phu, Dong Hoi and advised of their constitutional pitcher in the game. He regi1- Rocky Colavito alammed his tbose who are unable to wear Atorecl ber former of Pa· aiHponsored forum on lite Mrs. li9nald Bobo ol Lagan several other Cammunlat ciliel. rights and right to counsel be- tered some 840 strikeouts In Drst home run of the year, In- a contact lens, !here is a lrlda McGrath by Me•g• Coun- Oval. ill ~pendlJII!Ohle time with her One AI Sk)oralder was ohol lore quesllonln bY tbe m. major league competition wlth eluding spring training, and gradual. of blnoc- IJ' Common Pleas courl .. slater, Mrs. Belle Tet'ry wlwN 0 1 down by automalle wNpODs cers. 114 coming the past three sea- ealclter Duke Sims proved be ular '"""' wtth a chance m WRONG IIOl her datllhter Patty Ia a patleill ~ near Tigar Isllnd i••t off The Lawrence county slier- 88ns. could clout the lone ball In Sun- the prescribed !lluses. ANNOUNCE BALl SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UP!) In Holzer Hospital. tbe North Vietnamese coast btl! lfra deparlmfnt assisted the The Indians lead lhe Amerl- dsy's 5.(1 win. A aale will be held - Policeman R. A. Tortell Mr. and loin. Harley Green lbe pilot was re!ICue~. Gallla county sheriff's depart- can League with a perfect ~ As the pieces fall Into place, Q - It U possible auecess· by the Sll..r Run Baptist reported thai 1 man he found were ~llltols In Wtlllloc Fri. The Intruders slashed In low ment In making the arrest•. record. They de!ealed Washing- the Indians continue 1o make fully to remove a cataracl frOID Church Friday and . Saturday, studying a lire alarm boa told day. over the pewer plant juot Jotdan was booked at 7:15 ton in the opener and then noises !Ike a lffilllne pennant an eye that has already bad a April 22 and 23, begmnlng . at him be wanted to make a Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Vanet 1 belft mldhilht Moncla1 and p.m. Monday and Massie at 10:- beuneed the Boston Red Sox contender. delached retina? a.m. In the Dr. Davl• build- phone call, and Wll lrYinl to spent Friday evenln& with lbelr then ~td a "pop up," an II p.m. to wind up the arreata. three straight, Including two ex· l - Y01. The retiDa and the lng In Middleport lhat waa figure out bow to put a dime In cousin, Mra. John Webb. to release their Cecil and Kenneth Cade gave tra Inning victories. lens are completely separate formerly oceupled by a the boa. Reeent weekend vlsltllrl of bGlll ,,. PlJota laid tho plant officers written pemission to New York, 011 the other hand, Schoo]s Notified llllructures. bat shop. . · Mrs. V. V. KnJght were 111r .. ttl)' went dark and the search their rtspectlve homes has exhibited nothing that Of (]eanup Week · Metp Geaen1 Boopllltl TRIP F11R TWO daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jatnes sky ,.lib "showera of and ga.. them a l!!t of stolen woold make the rest of the MASON _ Monday April 25 ! Q- Is H posolblt to remove Admlastou - Marcia Hartl· · AUSTIN, Tel. CUPI) - Newton ancllbree 110111 of Cillo opatb." · items to lmd there. They con- lesgue fear them ... at leas! to Friday April 119 'has been a cataract by freezing Instead 100, Middleport; Mary Bonecut- Planners ol the ll_rst atate.llde ton, Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Reo Severe Dablalt IDdlcated to breaking into the SIB· not at this stag. of the game. declared :.Clean-Up' Week" lor o! cuttlllg? ter, Pomeroy; Robert Molden, conference Parents Without san ancl daUQilllr _of Xenia, lfr. . ,.,.. .. lruge tecondary upl• g e house before the ftre, but They are 1n eighth place 1n the all ochools In M810D County. A - It I• possible by freez- Rutland. Partners, Inc. are ol!erln« a and Mrs, David Fllllllg., of • - ,... obftrved, lndlcatlne : yet have not admitted any junior circuit and find them- By clean-up 11 It melllt clean· lllg Instead of squeezlns. The Dll<b&riU - Dol'lt Whit· door prize Of a weekend fOr two GallipoliS, Mr. and" Mra. Law1 severe damaJe tt lhe raeility. about how the blazt' eelves riddled with Injuries lng the Interior as well u tbe use of a sub-freezing extractor tatoh, Middleport; EvoreH Dal • at nearby Like Travll. rthce ennedy ancl fllllily ol Mlilllrf lntelll&ence sources ' · The ArSOD Bureau of qain. exterior parts of the IIChool has several advantage• over ey, Pomeroy; Nellie Barsotu. South Point. oaid lilt plant bad supplied FU'e. Marahal's office Shortstop Reuben Amaro Is plant. the older method' but It does Middleport; Cora Thomu, Mid· DISGUISED PILUI Mrs. Jolm Webb and dtlUP aboul IS per cent of the aw een notlfted ond an lnve.o- ' out for several weeks, Bobby County trucks wlll be around not eliminate the necessity of dleport. PETERBOROUGH, England • and family, Mr. and Mn. aatiDII,. entire eleetrical oulput, 1 r wtll be sent to lnvesti· IUchardS<In is ailing and Mickey to each respective acbool on wtunc through the hard outer (tlPI) - Pollee !By confidence David Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Ray· about liS per cent of Haiphong's M.;,da af ManUe, althiUih a starter, is Thursday and Frid.ay, Aprd 21 capsule of the eyeball. be will not da lhla because of men hove been selllnll aspirin II\Oncl Rbl!le, Charlu ancl about 25 per cent of Walk ';,. ternoon, SberUf still not 100 per cent Iand 29 to pick up whatever rub· my qe. I am 10. tablets dJsiUiaed as pep pUis to Roach and daqb!U, all visited Hanoi'•· Gam:'' puty Baldwin and Manager Blrdit Tebbetts ap- bish schoola may have. Q - Every time I lake two A - Ttleoe two drugs can be !brill-seeking teenaaers. their hlllband and father and HalphOilfl Is a vital port torney ;";::; ~ ~cutms at. or three aspirins lor a cold, taken toselher but it II PbU.. LEFT BltHIND ........ · ... IJ'andlather, Jolm W•bb a raloeaUid about 60 mu.. from the m went to dark red blotcbeB appear on ual for anyone to need both. STAFFORD, Eniland (UPI) cent Sunday wbo 11 1 patlen& llallol through which much of slolen en' ho me;: retrtev.d Imy arma. Wbat can I do for AI• alone is no Jooaer a valid - Ronald Shelverdlne waallned at VeterlliS lll>fpilal In Hunlothe npplies for North Viet oom ~~roper 1y, Y we': a.. this? reuon to refuse aurgel')', tbankl fl& .lor driYlllg a tnwk wltb lngton, W. Va. !111m's laclorlea are lhlpped. 11 whopt..W.edthby Null 0 Neal 1 A - ID ,...... who are to anUblotles, Improved 11111f- faulty equipment. The rear Mr. Harley Green was a vtsl· ao fir bu been spored haul the ite":.pane !rucks to I penensitlve to aspirin, aucb a eat techolque and modern pre. wheolB· leU off as be wag tor recenUy of Mr. and Mn. American bombs. But the First the to It lmh II common. Tbla It a mild and [IOGI-GperatiH ..._ driving tbrotJCb town. Alva Lowe. 1 ptwel' plan! is located practical- Cade's form of aspltln poisoning roth- r:...__:__ _ Jy In Its l\lburbs. :cated two hie lea B 1 Y or then a true allergy. MOll per· t 'S II The raid came just one day : week from :Earl sons who take aspirin lot millalter U.S. jeta struck in the : phlce at McDaniel a:.r Ior complaints take two or suburbs of Hanoi w.k~ock out \ one Hereford calf owned b., three wlm1 they woUld gel a two surface-lo-atr missile stieS 'I Claude Miller Rl 1 p trio Y better result with tesa danger ancl I radar Installation in the and four pigs' o~ed b 8Ce tU ••• If poiBOillllg U they took only war'l clos..t attack to Miller ol Gallla. y c ..,. tablet an4 ~ed the dose Comlllumst capitaL Then · they proceeded to tbe not oftener tban every four Cade residence where n boura. Of coutae, much Iars· ho~se ~~ <t'tk t"~ the~ _:ru= ~r, I~ ~ ~· ~d:o~gh; J!Ui~k lnvestig~tion US JETS ·m~e rece~~ng book, rtu!.t .u!~s w~ .:f ~ 1-~ a: r:.~~y ::\:r:::.·~:: DOtTOR SAYS bema ~UP!~ off~ ~ c~~ 'l:" t &.4 :n Monc~Ji tnM!rt~pal :''!fe.:theembeperl~ ~ I "- r;;:;,::,a~nd!:. == fwingfon na~e ~eadjusbnent rurnm~e -~lllftb E!•tilled f~ssed ~ ;!~~dge :~tate l~te ~ N, WD qu .... wt Th '"' llf1 GJ l II~:B. 1 ? · ~vllng BERRY'S WORLD ~nd res!~.:· where:·~ ~ ·~\~1 1 er,;.. '1'1111 DAILY SENTI.Nl the)' found practically all of the I ..., atufl slolen from the Null and DEVII'I'Eil ro INTERE'!I IIJ O'Neal cabins. This included MASUN AKitA tractor wheela and tires 1si1 lawn chairs, IIIII [,.t of gal: .. . vanied spooling and fittinga, a ~J~;·~;:~J~;;:~~~~:;~; clock andlelevlsfDD 1wo electric lano, a •• set and 1 ta. model radio, an olectrle !""'"• ,:.~"'1!:-,o== blanket and toaster, three more calves and numerous odds and -=-~u"' endl of tool1. ~"· All of the stolen merchan diM has been lmpouUded by lbe depari!Mnt untO ltnal of the cases. r h o has been token to an ~"'o,,;_·:.~::;· area !arm wbere It, too, wm be :_.;~;;·,.;:i;;<;;'·. held pendmg dlspo$it!On 01 lbe .!"~i~'~;·~!-o!_;; :~·~;.; .;;;i!~:~\!!!' t:. .-.::-"'"" -:= ~~y. r _;,1Ha'.h;itoi;;;;;~''i·ri;.;J[in;;;t,~C::"'Fr.::--:----, ~j~~=~ij'~~~~~~~~~~~~~f~~~~~n~ or dasts are needed ID 1b e , treabnent Of artbrltts Or rheu· mane lever. U you use lhe IIDiliet doee, bowevet, ancl ' atlll . get a rasb, you should JWitcll to another drul. 11 -wm IIPirla ea•• au IDcresse In blood prtMU!t? l - No, and It wlll not tower it either. 1 ·" Chesapeake Cops Triangular Meet Chesapeako Highl!cbool ..,. lured the nrst Blue Dcvll home track ""'1, ' triangular alfatr, Moaday evelliBg on Memorial Field ekinl{ out a narrow 68 . 64 win over placo ha Academy High Sehoul. Mid· dl.•!"'rl flBtshed lost with !J pomts.. GAllS . captured eight first place wms to Chesapeake's five but the counlians cume up With ••8hl second and eight third places to take it on points. GARS had IJVe second place and seven fourth place wms. Middleport bad one and one second place win : .four third and two fourth place wins. Top point maker of the meet was Gary Woods of Chesapeake Wltb 15. Sam Eisnaugle had :2. Bruce Smtih and Jm• Gilmore each had 10 fur Gallipolis. M•ddleport's lone first place wm came when Roger Swartz, ~ond Ga~ L~wrence f~rst look--~. lam Hood, J'fed Robin-. and Amlok< ' Ron Hindy ..pture<l tile 880 lalaed :' yard "''"Y flnishillg the cou,.,. H ' ;:;": '" 1:43:8. . ere a w ey iilliaii<!O< Chesapeilke victo . l'leld Ev•ll Warrell Harless, P!."!' !'.:::!::: r-:, lJ''; Pave Houck, 1211 h;gh G. Woods (C), (M), ud hurdles, 11 ,6; Gao Wood IOO J. Bl'<lWD (G) I 43'·11". yard dasb, 10:1·, Cha . rl·· w'·ue " • iiiGii .lu'Mr - 4. ,..,,_ 880 yard run; 2:01; and Gary (G); G. Btwell (G), 11ouc1: (C), Wood, 220 yard dash, 24 ,1. Wllcex (C); s 11. fIll. Blue Devils wlnniog were: and D. Houck 1(:), 10'-ll". Jim Gilmore pole vaull 10'.0" BRO.ID JUMP _ Ei navg1e and high 5'-1"; IG), B. Wood (C), G. 'woods aau81e, broad jump, 13'-11"· and (C), and R. Youq (G) I IB'·ll" 180 low hurdles, 22:7t 8ulclt DISCUS - MeCormict (0)' McCormick, discus throw, 127'· Shockley (C), Ashley 4MI II"; B•llce Smith milo I ua Lee (G)· 127'·11" 4:52; and 440 yard dasn fi6'6 • Ev. The GAllS mile ,. ~; ~~m . en11 11111 of Hank Doss, John Browo CO G: Woods Bruce and llavid Arm: IG ' an (C)' Eisnaqlt strong woR the long run in a ~dy ~)) 111.7. time of 8.49:4. Smith P'"led the (C) Rob' ~M) GR!;oods Blue Devils out of the flre on IC)' and ~= (G) 'M·l gers the third lap in this oae and 44o YARD DASH 1 B. lmlth - • .;:,~ pnt,"~~ ~P.C'l' i~p. Annstrong~, ~sapeake, ~DASH-:~ers 0 mat~h tri- ~ Ba~y I Knorr~ 1 Roger Craig May bePhils Big Answer Ja~ /! Ric~~~~ .~lcbart!Chlp 9 ' from manager Gene Mauch the day the waivers asked by Cincinnati midway through spring training expired, and by the lime the first three games of the season rolled by, Roger bad won two games for the hiPis in I league oporta lanm. Tbe 32-year-old Russell, who Js eompleting the first Jeascn of a. three· year contract paying btm $100,01111 1111uaUy, w 111 move Into tha :role '" .. play~coach after the Celtleo willd up their cbamploRShip aerlflll witb the Los Angeles Laken. The Lakers bold a ad9aalage Ia the best-of-sevea aerteo. RusseD's appollrtn)lml was anROUDCed by lted Auerbach, who is retiring from the ooachlng.ranks to devote fuU t1Jne to duiiBI as tba Celtic•• general manager. Russell, who bar said repent. tdly In tbe past he was 1101 Iaterested In eoachillg becau,. of qgravatlon and lrustratlon that goes with 111<: job, said be chan.gedt1ohis mmd after moon deliber a I. 1~ This was double his victory fur pitching, why he reached for Craig and the answer Is simple - "He had a good spring." Had Good Spring , Roger did have a good spring with only one earned run a~ lowCji in 16 innin8s. Then why the w~iv:ers? "They , ~ad 14 or 15 down lhert wh\):were up longer than lor a ~UJ?' of Coffee," Roger ~­ pli~· s'!Wiylng lhe answer. "It made. me' ~xpelidable." ".oi9tiJaUy, . I was surprised that .J wao)Vlth them at all In the iPt'liig. I thought I migbl be lttlded 01'. iold." He had i ~ky year wlth the Reds lasl se~on in relief - one 'victory_ ana- four losses In 40 appearance,, 74 hits, 25 walks, ~ runs - 26 earned - in 64 . lnolngs. ' "'f"at. wlis the first year in 10 major. l~gue seaSOllS that I · slart - a game, 11 Craig ' a ·statt. 011 fuU • Jose Pagu, who spent most of last IOlliOD iolheiDternatioDo al League with the Columbus Jets, doobled bame two runs in ,._ a "'""' • l'llll sixth Inning r. l[lark lbt Pirate wll. 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It's ju5t big league baseball which takes funny twists. ' Craig answered a phone call LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) _ Luck!,.. Gay Brewer, a Middletown, Ohio, native l• beglllllt'ng to hale tournament golf playoffs. Arnold Palmer Monday fired a I under par 69 to shatter hopes of winning first prize In the $10001111 Tournament of Champions' Golf Classic. . . finished with 1 disappointmg 73. The wl• was worth $201100 to Palmer and $12,01111 for B~ewer. Last Moaday Brewer lost the Masters title io Jack Nicklaus ol Columbus, Oblo, In a playoff. Brewer nexl travels 1o Daitar, Texas, fer the $85,11110 Dal· las Open. T ar ai ey, ony Vaugh~. J Team 7, BID Smeck, Bo ones, Carroll Baker, Joe man. Team B, Gerry ell Elselsle' J t Diddle. m. · · Rue, Roving SUbstitute Robert Appfy ~ ·~ nn~n !!~ National Basketball AssooiatioR da PinS<IO farmed 0 Palmer Cops T • The Tom Thumb Auto ' of cWith way leagues, roving substitutes,' and everyone later..ted ln join. 3u d ing a league, ... asked to n er Par at the raceway ill Pomeroy at 7 p. m. Tuesday, April l'llh, League members, eaptalns, and roving subslitu•·· ·- 11 '"" -· folloW>: Team 1 Jeff Mnnk T King, Do;g Phalin, obs. Team% Job• Wise B E ing Ron' Grate Rl •h.;,n r W· reU:a. , c erTeam s, Bob Davl• Karr Ke Willi ' Fife.' n ams, T 4 S ~b !eve JBalley, Step!> 01 Paul Dorne~ch, lDl F I 1 k, T 8 5 F). Cia; m ' alli: Harrah, Hoff~rRon Brmker, Harvey T • ~tb,:;~t ... ~ Tom Thumb L eagues tO 0rgaJllZe • = Celtic• into •eoacil perennial Harper andsinglet. Pete Rose power, was lamod of the TODUDy stroked eonseeutlve Va- ......., """ aecond base, Ho appareRtly will ho lost for the season. SW811 IDjured bla the same way, lllll le upected ba~ •ext week. Mid port 3111)0 RuU..d o o 11113 3-211 14 . 0 000 &- 0 I I BleVllll, Sauer (5) Moore. Knorr (LP),, Wise Larkin (4), R. Dava W) aDd Scott. BUffered • fractured allkle S.::,-::c :1 Bill · Russell Will Succeed Red Auerbach Falcons WI"n Jackets Warm Up for 1mportant Contest T At Gall" li . s h Do PI riangular w!r~ ~o~~.nno!!.a !! ~~~~~~~·- ay :0 plate. Jolmson was reported j, " ' ~-if'"'"'"""...........,...,.........,.........;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;.;~...,;~fi Tr...t br~~k or..;~ ;~: M:~ ~:erthird. behind ' ~~ i2o yko Traek Meet Ellis Wili ,.,,., ""on,7u.L l . .1. .1. I • ' o :f l" ~·~~"" and baseball team up day night at Rut! d f . firsl make • or • test of league action this aft • The Wahama. White Falcons noon at Gallipolis with put together ftve first place parado of runs over the1 Red ftmshes Monday to win a Devils. anguIar traek with The Jackets, 1_0 In South· Soulhern and Eastern on the , ern Division play, meet GamRacme athletic field. . !Polis at 4 p. m. oo Memorial The Falcons won woth 42 · Field. Gary Slobarl senior pmnl• while Racine had 36 aod righthanded fastball pitcher two. th.trds and Eastern 33 and is scheduled to start for lh; one third. Results: Jackets. Broad Jump - Russell (W) The Blue Devil pitching 1 1811., 5 in.: Donovan (R), Math- . corps has Larry Mitchell, powews (... ) and E!Chonger (E), 1 erful righthander, ready to go, and Moran 18) tied. I Both Ron Janey and High· Jump _ Matthews !R), Anderson saw action IR Chadwell IE) and Tim Cozart I unfortunate outing agaillSt IR). tied for first at 5 11. 2 in.; 1 son last Friday. Machir (W). . .The affa ir •t Rutland 100 Yard Dash - Marlm (E) mght was a track meet 10.6, . (W), Russell (Wl, 1. oforee lhe second mnmg was lin. I · · v r. (R) C d If Mde Run - Orr IE) 3:04.2; Gary Stobart got to Sn•e<l IW), Arthur (W), Brew- land's slllrter, for a er IR). ru~ homer m the hrst Inning. 880 Relay - Racine, 1:44.8; I Gmng lnlo the second frame Eastern and Wahama. leading 8-0, the Jackets poured 440 Dash - Bate~ \ W) 55 sec. i 11 runs home before it waB Cozart (R), Cundiff (R) and . over, also battering Knorr's 1 relief, WISe, who Codner (EJ. coorinued 880 Run - Arthur (W) 2:28.2, wurking until the fourth when Brmker IW), Moran (R) and he was relieved by Markin R Mcintyre, IE). Davis rook over in the seventh 220 Dash - Ressell IW) 26.4, after three runs scored in 1 MartmJ.E l, Donovan (R) and su:th. Three also scored in AII":fah' (E:):" · · till!' seventh. Mtle Relay - Racine, 4:11.9. Middleport rattled 14 hill Shotput - Sawyers (\lr) 311 ft. off Rutland hurlers Budd 6 In:; Justice (E), Cozart (R), getting two singles an~ Wdhams IE), lied for tblrd. double, Roger Leffingwell _Discus - J·ustice (E), 110 ft. three singles, Geor e Sauer 6 m.; Sawyers IW), Dailey IR) and single gStobart' th • and William• (E). homer a double' d . e • • an smgle; Larry S!Dbart a single, Dave Thompson a smgle and Mike Garten a single. For Rutland, J . Johnson sin· gled and Scott had two ,;ogles. The game was a costly one for the Jackets as they lost thitdsacker van Johnson .. , a promJ S J~g freshman, who hnd PHILADELPillA LUPI)-Rog· moved mto that position afler .., Craig, late of the Cincinnati Sophomore catcher B 111 Reds. is philosophical ahoul the AN!an . -----. ~ s;_, Ei~ ~mith ' ' . • . 'i . Pl'ITSBURGH ('llPi) -Tbe h1s llrat losa of lbe -ar. Bel"'·""'"'~ pitcher ~• ... . . Clnclnllall Redl ,. ·--• ll-relil!ver . shutout IOialll with pulled IIIUICl., VN . 1111 with lbe tlll'tl tool&bll 2.01. . J.aw. who WBI MILBIIIUII - B. Smith fer lbelr lasing llliBtl1n Pblchbltter Dave Roberta SUI· start en the moolid, Heaaley . wiD &led;. went to toaecoad and G BIC). Brumfield (G) • •• !10!! fi,..,. moved third on u aaascrl• - pulled m... ..,..e . . ...... .... ?'!. . · • urnt ; ''""· IUd --- · .._ mhllo ... • .., and 1 8110 YARD RELAYEllil, 21- 8 last ltiBDD, fly out and BCored oo Roberto Jim -Pagltarorii aUttered aimport (Swartz, Hood, : 'r.lbeendPlro:.* CleJIIOllte's two-out single. Oar Injury In hll durand R. l!iJidy), Chll83peake, habit that bas aeen them drop The Plrateo 10111 belli their lllg the fourth Inning, _ ., . Galllpolll; 1:43:8. 1bree tl tbe1r 111'11 ,_ MILE RELAY ,........ !Doss, BrOWII, B. Smith, "SI<>p ldogallql'" lhla year. I Tbe Piratell oueuted the .... H Middleport, 3.49.4. IIOII's first trlplo play Monday 120 HIGH HURDLES nlgbl u they downed lilt Reds (C), Browa (G), Wilcox 4.,'1 and moved lato a flrs~place and !loweD (G); 17:8. lte with San Franclseo In the 1811 LOW URDLE.Il National League, "• oaugle (G), J. Walker IG), The Reds appeared ready w less (C), and Iauer 22:7. unload a strong rally II the seventk Ianing wl tbe triple 418 Flllal . ll<ore ····· • Gallipolil 64, and B"""""' Bill kllllnll sltuffed out their ' i!' pori 16. Vlo7.LVl' Russell,, former AU-America who.se tJe. ohances. . fenslve 1llizardry built the Boa- '"th Deb Purkey pltoblng, .... ; ---·~ 1 . 11111 ~MA. Pu!!""J'~.el Apdl11, UJ! tj ' 10), •• Don fO), lol1llar and l'llaox !C); 58:1. 880 YARD RUN - Wo If (C), Armatroq IG), M. (MI. ODd G. llmltb (G); AI~ ~ { ' I �I ' f.·< ' • ',) ., \ ..... ' ., ;I i . Ei•ht,F~. eittht Cer.sRoB:~:. ~, ·. ·==:..~lfle~ Byroniay,n " ~ · : , t::~~: ~::: -Dies Tu~y· Enait\eless Over 15 Miles ··· a.-rlSMY~~~•: 18, 11118 Sentinel, Pl)tneroy·111!4dlep!llt. . r r Mrs" Elmer . VInton; Mrs. Cltatles • ......, • · .. ___,._. ._ ·· lJMA, Ohio (UPI) - An englneleu ltrlng of eight Powell ·ReedsvUio· ReVI .Nor- ~,.ces 1M..._.~- ""· freight .cars and a ea~oqae fOu~ through some 10 miles ~ - ; Nleipoky, .J!Yrvll Jay, 71, RD, Pomertfo' of eilWIItflld• dorth Of 11m W'11 today, aeDdiDI authoi'J. MJdcilepott:. Bett Hem; Cbe,lb- Who died early~ at V!!:; tieucurryiugalougltarout.. ,' ·• lte; \VliUalil Gllkay, PO!tlerOY· • w -~al·~ . - . TI\io """t!ct: hl.'C~ !OO!(' . ~m ~ "'"'lboouhd ·Blltlmoro 1'11.,1•• Frank. pometey; was • QAt~« of :~ dUOit. • Ohio Rlllrold !~ght train near here and bepn to ron IliON, RoOIDii · 1 \ l* i:Pi'oi. ~ h!!. ""'"· Ml11o norlhward, the direction ol a 1 H·-·•-s ut.w...,rt; Nor- nie; a jlaughter, lliJ1I, M,JOid ollght lncUn' ef the !and. !!.. were aent out to proleclaU ~':..""'i~r,~. (~a) ~~· A~lf A\ it roD~. It picked up mOo crossin11 alODi the route. ~ ... Brad, lafl"!, .~·· n.; .• wu, '!tcbel'!, - -----.. mentultl and the arew of the AI COIWnbUil Grove, lilt, IMI> Rlolne; Mell* Jhle, "11a91Dfl bill; llll1t1lallh, ~ 1111 irlln rta!JUd the. tiiJIIne twld 11011 Df • C4fl Sllata, Mit, t'llll Btl)ev1!!1; Mtl. Gal'lllt . Dol the qiDeltla teC< bou.t.O m!IH per holll' and b!lrt' 'lim Ablliite an4 iiOD;Cbelhltt'' Flck, Titlboga, llld., .lliil Mrs. lion, whlcb also bad nt lights ly missed a motoriJI at a eros.. Lynn SobtaY, Mounclsvllie; Do.;. Jannle Baer, . Holllday Cove, on II. lllg. A station qent attemp'*" aid CoVert POI'htl'O)I' MIMie· w. va., and one lmlther, Geclrp The crew sent word to the Ill board lit but Will unable Ill Clark, ' . of New Madison, and a ll'IID4ADen County ldletlll'l omee, do 10. daulbltr· which relayed word to adjol11o Tbe cars evenualty wore 1\.!... _ G. o . · Funeral serviCes wUI . 'lit lllg Putnam County .and depu- alowed by an IDcllot Dorlh of 'l'buradayll 2 p.m. at , Cotoimbus Grll'le end an enpie llllpoCoala F1IMrl1 Hbine Willi l:l~ ~e, Georie &allia Sheriff's Department ,. R d --------------'eveft LaWrenee ~ ents ~C.I :S J } ' u;.. ,C:J:: b~ relc~tt~~a ~ o~ertab sm~; y~ ~. •illl .· -eluding Three uveru" es, ong Held JDCounty ' Jail B el . 0 Ri0 wf8n~ef8 ... ~~ Name Selected ~ ~= 1'~~ For New Club vWn.er ·Iven FOr Mrs. s·ales tbe.J,~AW:o ~ BY DICK THOMAS 1 dllpatthed from Lima wu able the Rev. Mlllet Glliclalo ; 0oo<1 memory of a deput)' 1hertff and about SO boura W L Pet. GB Houston iCierker M) nlibl to couple to II at about II lllg. Burial WID be In the RIVello altona and coneeDirated hard work haa helped tbe sherlfr1 s.n FranclBco . 5 I .833 AMERICAJII GB mpb. A lew mllu larlher, the flew ctllltter7. frlencll· mq partment break 1111 one of the IU'gest theft r1n11 opera!· PlltabllrSh . .. 5 I nd · !Dellne of the Janel slOP" 1way Mre. Viola Sal• ol Laftealter ean at Ute lliMral home any \ 0111 0 g In Ga!Ua countY In the lui decade. Pldladelphla •. 4 I .800 Iii ~~ 'i4 1 ·19 · toward Toledo. was gueat of honor at a lamiiJ time liter I p.m. todaf. Mr. • Seven Lawrence county l'tlidentl, three of them ju- Lot AnCeles .. • 5 2 .714 1Z """vii · " "' • dlniiW held 8llncll)' In obetrv· JQ was a retired coal millet. 4 aroln eustody In the Gatua county Jail Thejuven· Ne1l' rork .... 2 1 .667 1.,. Baltimore .. " anee of htr 10th birthday. She lies are boys 14, !&and 18 yean old. Houa!On .. .. .. I 5 .186 81\ Callfornla - " 3 1 •710 1 Is lbe mother of Mr. Harold : Othon bold are lteflo ClnclimaU .. .. 1 I .250 3 Chlcaso · • " " 3 • ·• CbaH of Mlddloport. T he ' th Cllle !3 and Cecil cade, ertd. Atlanta " .. - I 4 .200 I"' MinneSOta .... 3 1 .61111 1\il RIG Wranglers was the name aueat of honor reCeived aev; and wime't. Millie, 20, all It was not 1M first time the Sl J.ooll ..... 1 4 ,100 2\il Wasblngton ... I 3 .U0 3 selected by the newly oraanlz· af0 81S •ll birthday cUes, lifts of' Rl Wltltloo; and VlrCil sberlff'a department bad re- Chicago ..... 1 5 .167 4 New York .. 1 5 .117 4 td 4-H Saddle Club 1D the Rio IIUd can1a durlllg lbe day. J dan1 :it ol Wawrtoo ..tved information petlillning Kansas Clly .. • 0 5 .000 4'11 Grande area. At 8 meeUng held AttendiDI lbe cUnner Sunday 'ot brtaklnll 011• to the particular car. Tbe ve· Monday'• ReiKIII Boston .. .. .. 0 5 .11110 4'11 l'rlday nlgbl, the lollowln& olft. at her home In Laneaslfr were terlnll an4 lt'lnd lllreelll' are hlcle bad previously been seen, 1M Angeles e Houston ! Moaday'l Roaalta cers were elecled: . . . 'Mr. ancl Mra. Harold cttue, i>;ing Jli*Pind agllnttlbe sev· and last week on the Pittsburgh 4 Cinctnnau 3 No games acheduled preSident: FiftY-one an:mal• entered In Mr. and Mra. Gtrald Anthony pertOIII an4 tbly will be 1n John w. EvanJ Rd., where Atlanta at Philadelphia, night, Tod117'1 Gamu Chris DaviS, v•ce • president, last Saturday • thll'li annual IIUd chlldren, Middleport, Mr. c rt V/t4nflllday, Sherif! Don- Ibm had been brtaltlnl and postponed, rain. Detroit (McLain I-ll and l!everly secretary: Ohio Valley Cltarolalt Aasocla- end Mra. Raymond IJevllli alld CAMBRIDGE, Ohio IUPI) A. Wlllttr uld Monday enterlngs at cablnl owned by Only sames scheduled. MonbouqueUe I-ll) at Boa100 Connie DaVIS, treasurer; Janel lion S&lt aold for an averaee ol chlldmt, West Colulllbla: Mr. Tbe trial of Mrs. Johnnie Maa ht Ernie E. Null of Galllpolls, anc1 Today'• Game• (Lonborg IH and Morehead 0.1) Woodard and Jaclde ,1,314. and Mrs. Wllllam Farley, Mid- Shmr of ReVI!IIIWood, W. va, · ahtrlfl'l department ... Dave O'Neal of Pt. Pleaoanl Sl Louis (Jaster 0.1) at New 2. bealth and safely . chairmen: The aale wa1 conducted In dleporl; Mr. an4 Mrs. Harold for the alleged embeulemellt of ertd flllvoral hundred dollars Deputy Baldwin atarted Vork (Fisher 0-1). New York (StotUemyre o-4) Jeff Merry, recreation leacler, Taltersal'• Show Born, In Lei· Chase and daUghter, Ml'l· Pat. 1121,11110 from th Rollinl HUla rtb o1 llolen property alq ,.arching for thO car and local- san Francisco (Herbel 0-ll) at al Cleveland (McDowell 1.(1), and Allan Woodard, nmvs ,... lngton, Ky. rid& Colllnl and daughter of S<bool District was upeotecl tD th lhe approllhenston of the ed lhe vehicle parked''Oil the Chicago (Brogllo 0-1). night. poryer. Triple EEE Ranch of Gallla Columbus, and Mr. and Mra. begin today. poople. 11 took two panel Gallia-Centerpoint Rd. Qecupy- Allanla (Blasingame O-Ol at Washington (lftle8a 1).(1) at The club yoted to meet . the county tapped the belfer list, Davlcl Jenklnl and children of A rutlnc was apecled before 1111 to haul the stuff ln. one ing the car were Cecil • n d Pldladelphla (Bunning (H)), Baltimore <Palmer loll) tlgbt. first and thtrd nights which ""ld lor 14,000. It wos Porllmouth. tht otart of teau;no"y, OD a cleo p1117 ataled. Tbla Included Kenneth Cade. The officer ask· night. Minnesnla (Pascual I-ll) at ?f each month e meet· 18lea 1<>p price for the day. fense motion or dlsmlsnl et more calves and lour pigs. ed ID look in the trunk of the Cincinnati !Ellis 0.0) at Pitts- Kansas City (Talbot 0·1) night. mgs will be held at the homes Hidden Valley Raneb, al10 ol of Judie Elbert L. Tedrlcl: of t all •tarted late Sunday convertible, and the men burgh (Blais 0-0) nigh! Chicago <Jobn 04) at Calli- of the members. The nell meet· Gallla county, luld the pure Guernsey Counly from the panenlftg wben Deputy sheriff tated. But when the deputy Los Angeles (Drysdale.0-ll) at ornio (Lopez ni&ht. lnll. 1however,fiwlll bed held 8Aprllb bred yelrUna female honora, el of three the J " li:. Baldwin wont to the told them he'd radio In for a 23 8 ter the eld ay at 0 which sold lor !3,8110. It w01 the case. The ....... OIIIIDlOU be s . mes Creek Rd. area to search warrant, lhey consent· Evans Farms. Enrollment closes lhow's .........e champion. ltS was prejudleed ln the ..... meeting. Anyone Charles Gorman, of Green She ....chirBIDII belaglried 011 an lllf'c eck e on the roport of a hoose ed to let him loolt In the trunk mg that to join the club mus!wishJoin ValliiJ Ranch eKntucky bod dictment 34 counts ol : l~nllu. .~ be~ p~ar8et ~ ~eel, J~ Wood~. B~tt, t ! Thi"rd Annual Ch I • Sale Held Saturday hes~ ire To snap I0 dians Streak woman's Trial opeDS OSU Senate _ Rescm • ds • S d Hall I~) "II A Stottiemyre wI ttempt Ravenswood Bennet~ ~: ~I tan On J~~ ~-~• . of ill undtermlned or!· Tbe officer located a live eslf at that meeting. the t bull ' I Ia 0111 ' lor1ery, embezzlement and deadeltr ed lUI el hi oom .In tll1! trunk of the convettlble, c. E. "Shorty" Woodard II ' op ' • ' ' . troylng or eonceaUng publle / the ond the pair told him that S<lmeB story<Ifframe the club adviser. COLUMBUS - The documenll wblla employed u 0 0 'eetu Slagle, on Symmes ;,e bald the CLEVELAND (UP!) - The plied some of the psychology he aged $2,09%; Sil 15-11 females Ohio Stille' Uruverstly student 0 Rolly HUla Board Rd. The houae had been · ) a owe er, m CleVeland Indian• will he eul to learned an undergraduate avernged $1565 with Hidden Senate rescinded Monday night 00 a oil between April 1165 uno<cupled olnce Mrs. Slllgle's 1 1 • r: hand Mel Stottlemyre a career at Providence College Monday. Valley's 43,100 tops: The a resolution l.t dopted opposlnl MraanoiHaJuly, death sevetal months ago. on charge/ of lint tonight wben the New York He called on the Tribe for acid· 7.. females averaged $8811, 3-4 appolnbnent 0 WjoUllam Whlle at thO !cene of I b • stolen Yankees Invade the atadlum for ed workouts alter Sunday's females 15M. II of which Hid- as dlreetor "'e urna m Y fire, Deputy Baldwin receiv.d property. the first of a tw<>tame series. rame and sent the Tribe den Valley .. topa with $1 BChool ancl acheduled a forum 25 more counts ollorsery, CO\'• a tip that a 1958 blue resumed Mon- ' Stottlemyre boals 8 HI.. through more of the same on IIJ wa,.. G. Brandstadt, M.D. 025. ' on the ls&ue lor Wednesday. .. !:!_a_rth, 1983 convertible had ben teen m day morrung. Further question· l. l m . d th Tribe Monday. H I'• The ..,. bloods ave-•ed "I& The Senat. also decided to r ..., "''" w• the immediate area lllor\1)1 be- 1 1 • re<or aga •~• e · " ow 0008 1 ,.r • 10" ·... ,. ' bave a committee lnveallsatt bound over to the Gllernoey fore th bou fi dl . ;::b 0 the men threw more However, he bas never been "This ill for the p!tcbero, \ eessful cataract removal II w!th Hidden Valley second here the journalism lsaua and report County grand · jury oil lbGH e se n was BCOY· they eon- called upon to best sam Me- more than the bitters," he 01- sight restored to the eyeT With 1475. reeommendaUOILI wllhlll two chai'pl. 0':,the~~ It ~· 1111 and <aU and DoWell, the Tribe's premier plalned. l - It 11 euotomary to keep Jucla;e waa Buddy Jonea, wteka ---1 .,;eraTh r enter- lelly. Despite lbe attempt at 1 psy- the eye hondaged lor about Yates Ranch, of Vlneyaro, Tex· Bel~ votlng on rescinding • • were 1 McDowell owna a 5-3 career ebologlcal stabilizer, Tebbetts 10 days after such an operauon. as, lll14 Georse Morse, Kanaaa !be resolution of oppoaitiolt, CON'I'INUED Ffom Pa" 1 tody by the llhoriff'a depart· mark against the Yanka. He can't help but he excited about When the bandage II removed, Clly, was the auctioneer. some senators aaid the body actlllllS. ment. atruek out 32$ hlltera laat sea· the Tribe's last atart. VJsion II restored but may be acted last week with lnsulllclenl BY MRS. MITCJIELL WEBII Other Navy planes from the Sheriff Walk., said Monel 11011 to becolne only lho llflh Lull Tlant became t&e llrst distored due to the 1011 of Ute DIVORt-'E GRANTED Information. Mrs. Mgrtle CU!nmlng and lilly Hawk and the USS nlghl that all persons arres: pilclter in baseball to fan more Cleveland hurler to go nine in- lens. In 10me persons, thta can Patricia Sayre has b ~en RepresenlaUves ol the unlver- da111hter of Akroll came 111r her Tleottderop bll military and In conneetion with the thefts then 300 batters in one season. nings SUnday and although he be correcled by wtarlng e eon· granted 1 divorce from Donald slty administration, journalism mother, Mra. Dana Polsley wbo communlcallons t a r 1e 1s 1n bave confeased. All of !bern He 11 deserlbed by the n· was In and out of minor treu· tact lens in addition to the L. Sayre on arouncls of gross BChool faculty an4 students will vlall her and the not of North Viet Nam near Vlnb, were, the sheriff pointed out, pe;ts as perbapo the fastest ble, never got in over his head. glasses prevloosly worn. In nesleel The platnun was re- were Invited to attend the Sen- her children In Akron. Dlen lllen Phu, Dong Hoi and advised of their constitutional pitcher in the game. He regi1- Rocky Colavito alammed his tbose who are unable to wear Atorecl ber former of Pa· aiHponsored forum on lite Mrs. li9nald Bobo ol Lagan several other Cammunlat ciliel. rights and right to counsel be- tered some 840 strikeouts In Drst home run of the year, In- a contact lens, !here is a lrlda McGrath by Me•g• Coun- Oval. ill ~pendlJII!Ohle time with her One AI Sk)oralder was ohol lore quesllonln bY tbe m. major league competition wlth eluding spring training, and gradual. of blnoc- IJ' Common Pleas courl .. slater, Mrs. Belle Tet'ry wlwN 0 1 down by automalle wNpODs cers. 114 coming the past three sea- ealclter Duke Sims proved be ular '"""' wtth a chance m WRONG IIOl her datllhter Patty Ia a patleill ~ near Tigar Isllnd i••t off The Lawrence county slier- 88ns. could clout the lone ball In Sun- the prescribed !lluses. ANNOUNCE BALl SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UP!) In Holzer Hospital. tbe North Vietnamese coast btl! lfra deparlmfnt assisted the The Indians lead lhe Amerl- dsy's 5.(1 win. A aale will be held - Policeman R. A. Tortell Mr. and loin. Harley Green lbe pilot was re!ICue~. Gallla county sheriff's depart- can League with a perfect ~ As the pieces fall Into place, Q - It U possible auecess· by the Sll..r Run Baptist reported thai 1 man he found were ~llltols In Wtlllloc Fri. The Intruders slashed In low ment In making the arrest•. record. They de!ealed Washing- the Indians continue 1o make fully to remove a cataracl frOID Church Friday and . Saturday, studying a lire alarm boa told day. over the pewer plant juot Jotdan was booked at 7:15 ton in the opener and then noises !Ike a lffilllne pennant an eye that has already bad a April 22 and 23, begmnlng . at him be wanted to make a Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Vanet 1 belft mldhilht Moncla1 and p.m. Monday and Massie at 10:- beuneed the Boston Red Sox contender. delached retina? a.m. In the Dr. Davl• build- phone call, and Wll lrYinl to spent Friday evenln& with lbelr then ~td a "pop up," an II p.m. to wind up the arreata. three straight, Including two ex· l - Y01. The retiDa and the lng In Middleport lhat waa figure out bow to put a dime In cousin, Mra. John Webb. to release their Cecil and Kenneth Cade gave tra Inning victories. lens are completely separate formerly oceupled by a the boa. Reeent weekend vlsltllrl of bGlll ,,. PlJota laid tho plant officers written pemission to New York, 011 the other hand, Schoo]s Notified llllructures. bat shop. . · Mrs. V. V. KnJght were 111r .. ttl)' went dark and the search their rtspectlve homes has exhibited nothing that Of (]eanup Week · Metp Geaen1 Boopllltl TRIP F11R TWO daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jatnes sky ,.lib "showera of and ga.. them a l!!t of stolen woold make the rest of the MASON _ Monday April 25 ! Q- Is H posolblt to remove Admlastou - Marcia Hartl· · AUSTIN, Tel. CUPI) - Newton ancllbree 110111 of Cillo opatb." · items to lmd there. They con- lesgue fear them ... at leas! to Friday April 119 'has been a cataract by freezing Instead 100, Middleport; Mary Bonecut- Planners ol the ll_rst atate.llde ton, Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Reo Severe Dablalt IDdlcated to breaking into the SIB· not at this stag. of the game. declared :.Clean-Up' Week" lor o! cuttlllg? ter, Pomeroy; Robert Molden, conference Parents Without san ancl daUQilllr _of Xenia, lfr. . ,.,.. .. lruge tecondary upl• g e house before the ftre, but They are 1n eighth place 1n the all ochools In M810D County. A - It I• possible by freez- Rutland. Partners, Inc. are ol!erln« a and Mrs, David Fllllllg., of • - ,... obftrved, lndlcatlne : yet have not admitted any junior circuit and find them- By clean-up 11 It melllt clean· lllg Instead of squeezlns. The Dll<b&riU - Dol'lt Whit· door prize Of a weekend fOr two GallipoliS, Mr. and" Mra. Law1 severe damaJe tt lhe raeility. about how the blazt' eelves riddled with Injuries lng the Interior as well u tbe use of a sub-freezing extractor tatoh, Middleport; EvoreH Dal • at nearby Like Travll. rthce ennedy ancl fllllily ol Mlilllrf lntelll&ence sources ' · The ArSOD Bureau of qain. exterior parts of the IIChool has several advantage• over ey, Pomeroy; Nellie Barsotu. South Point. oaid lilt plant bad supplied FU'e. Marahal's office Shortstop Reuben Amaro Is plant. the older method' but It does Middleport; Cora Thomu, Mid· DISGUISED PILUI Mrs. Jolm Webb and dtlUP aboul IS per cent of the aw een notlfted ond an lnve.o- ' out for several weeks, Bobby County trucks wlll be around not eliminate the necessity of dleport. PETERBOROUGH, England • and family, Mr. and Mn. aatiDII,. entire eleetrical oulput, 1 r wtll be sent to lnvesti· IUchardS<In is ailing and Mickey to each respective acbool on wtunc through the hard outer (tlPI) - Pollee !By confidence David Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Ray· about liS per cent of Haiphong's M.;,da af ManUe, althiUih a starter, is Thursday and Frid.ay, Aprd 21 capsule of the eyeball. be will not da lhla because of men hove been selllnll aspirin II\Oncl Rbl!le, Charlu ancl about 25 per cent of Walk ';,. ternoon, SberUf still not 100 per cent Iand 29 to pick up whatever rub· my qe. I am 10. tablets dJsiUiaed as pep pUis to Roach and daqb!U, all visited Hanoi'•· Gam:'' puty Baldwin and Manager Blrdit Tebbetts ap- bish schoola may have. Q - Every time I lake two A - Ttleoe two drugs can be !brill-seeking teenaaers. their hlllband and father and HalphOilfl Is a vital port torney ;";::; ~ ~cutms at. or three aspirins lor a cold, taken toselher but it II PbU.. LEFT BltHIND ........ · ... IJ'andlather, Jolm W•bb a raloeaUid about 60 mu.. from the m went to dark red blotcbeB appear on ual for anyone to need both. STAFFORD, Eniland (UPI) cent Sunday wbo 11 1 patlen& llallol through which much of slolen en' ho me;: retrtev.d Imy arma. Wbat can I do for AI• alone is no Jooaer a valid - Ronald Shelverdlne waallned at VeterlliS lll>fpilal In Hunlothe npplies for North Viet oom ~~roper 1y, Y we': a.. this? reuon to refuse aurgel')', tbankl fl& .lor driYlllg a tnwk wltb lngton, W. Va. !111m's laclorlea are lhlpped. 11 whopt..W.edthby Null 0 Neal 1 A - ID ,...... who are to anUblotles, Improved 11111f- faulty equipment. The rear Mr. Harley Green was a vtsl· ao fir bu been spored haul the ite":.pane !rucks to I penensitlve to aspirin, aucb a eat techolque and modern pre. wheolB· leU off as be wag tor recenUy of Mr. and Mn. American bombs. But the First the to It lmh II common. Tbla It a mild and [IOGI-GperatiH ..._ driving tbrotJCb town. Alva Lowe. 1 ptwel' plan! is located practical- Cade's form of aspltln poisoning roth- r:...__:__ _ Jy In Its l\lburbs. :cated two hie lea B 1 Y or then a true allergy. MOll per· t 'S II The raid came just one day : week from :Earl sons who take aspirin lot millalter U.S. jeta struck in the : phlce at McDaniel a:.r Ior complaints take two or suburbs of Hanoi w.k~ock out \ one Hereford calf owned b., three wlm1 they woUld gel a two surface-lo-atr missile stieS 'I Claude Miller Rl 1 p trio Y better result with tesa danger ancl I radar Installation in the and four pigs' o~ed b 8Ce tU ••• If poiBOillllg U they took only war'l clos..t attack to Miller ol Gallla. y c ..,. tablet an4 ~ed the dose Comlllumst capitaL Then · they proceeded to tbe not oftener tban every four Cade residence where n boura. Of coutae, much Iars· ho~se ~~ <t'tk t"~ the~ _:ru= ~r, I~ ~ ~· ~d:o~gh; J!Ui~k lnvestig~tion US JETS ·m~e rece~~ng book, rtu!.t .u!~s w~ .:f ~ 1-~ a: r:.~~y ::\:r:::.·~:: DOtTOR SAYS bema ~UP!~ off~ ~ c~~ 'l:" t &.4 :n Monc~Ji tnM!rt~pal :''!fe.:theembeperl~ ~ I "- r;;:;,::,a~nd!:. == fwingfon na~e ~eadjusbnent rurnm~e -~lllftb E!•tilled f~ssed ~ ;!~~dge :~tate l~te ~ N, WD qu .... wt Th '"' llf1 GJ l II~:B. 1 ? · ~vllng BERRY'S WORLD ~nd res!~.:· where:·~ ~ ·~\~1 1 er,;.. '1'1111 DAILY SENTI.Nl the)' found practically all of the I ..., atufl slolen from the Null and DEVII'I'Eil ro INTERE'!I IIJ O'Neal cabins. This included MASUN AKitA tractor wheela and tires 1si1 lawn chairs, IIIII [,.t of gal: .. . vanied spooling and fittinga, a ~J~;·~;:~J~;;:~~~~:;~; clock andlelevlsfDD 1wo electric lano, a •• set and 1 ta. model radio, an olectrle !""'"• ,:.~"'1!:-,o== blanket and toaster, three more calves and numerous odds and -=-~u"' endl of tool1. ~"· All of the stolen merchan diM has been lmpouUded by lbe depari!Mnt untO ltnal of the cases. r h o has been token to an ~"'o,,;_·:.~::;· area !arm wbere It, too, wm be :_.;~;;·,.;:i;;<;;'·. held pendmg dlspo$it!On 01 lbe .!"~i~'~;·~!-o!_;; :~·~;.; .;;;i!~:~\!!!' t:. .-.::-"'"" -:= ~~y. r _;,1Ha'.h;itoi;;;;;~''i·ri;.;J[in;;;t,~C::"'Fr.::--:----, ~j~~=~ij'~~~~~~~~~~~~~f~~~~~n~ or dasts are needed ID 1b e , treabnent Of artbrltts Or rheu· mane lever. U you use lhe IIDiliet doee, bowevet, ancl ' atlll . get a rasb, you should JWitcll to another drul. 11 -wm IIPirla ea•• au IDcresse In blood prtMU!t? l - No, and It wlll not tower it either. 1 ·" Chesapeake Cops Triangular Meet Chesapeako Highl!cbool ..,. lured the nrst Blue Dcvll home track ""'1, ' triangular alfatr, Moaday evelliBg on Memorial Field ekinl{ out a narrow 68 . 64 win over placo ha Academy High Sehoul. Mid· dl.•!"'rl flBtshed lost with !J pomts.. GAllS . captured eight first place wms to Chesapeake's five but the counlians cume up With ••8hl second and eight third places to take it on points. GARS had IJVe second place and seven fourth place wms. Middleport bad one and one second place win : .four third and two fourth place wins. Top point maker of the meet was Gary Woods of Chesapeake Wltb 15. Sam Eisnaugle had :2. Bruce Smtih and Jm• Gilmore each had 10 fur Gallipolis. M•ddleport's lone first place wm came when Roger Swartz, ~ond Ga~ L~wrence f~rst look--~. lam Hood, J'fed Robin-. and Amlok< ' Ron Hindy ..pture<l tile 880 lalaed :' yard "''"Y flnishillg the cou,.,. H ' ;:;": '" 1:43:8. . ere a w ey iilliaii<!O< Chesapeilke victo . l'leld Ev•ll Warrell Harless, P!."!' !'.:::!::: r-:, lJ''; Pave Houck, 1211 h;gh G. Woods (C), (M), ud hurdles, 11 ,6; Gao Wood IOO J. Bl'<lWD (G) I 43'·11". yard dasb, 10:1·, Cha . rl·· w'·ue " • iiiGii .lu'Mr - 4. ,..,,_ 880 yard run; 2:01; and Gary (G); G. Btwell (G), 11ouc1: (C), Wood, 220 yard dash, 24 ,1. Wllcex (C); s 11. fIll. Blue Devils wlnniog were: and D. Houck 1(:), 10'-ll". Jim Gilmore pole vaull 10'.0" BRO.ID JUMP _ Ei navg1e and high 5'-1"; IG), B. Wood (C), G. 'woods aau81e, broad jump, 13'-11"· and (C), and R. Youq (G) I IB'·ll" 180 low hurdles, 22:7t 8ulclt DISCUS - MeCormict (0)' McCormick, discus throw, 127'· Shockley (C), Ashley 4MI II"; B•llce Smith milo I ua Lee (G)· 127'·11" 4:52; and 440 yard dasn fi6'6 • Ev. The GAllS mile ,. ~; ~~m . en11 11111 of Hank Doss, John Browo CO G: Woods Bruce and llavid Arm: IG ' an (C)' Eisnaqlt strong woR the long run in a ~dy ~)) 111.7. time of 8.49:4. Smith P'"led the (C) Rob' ~M) GR!;oods Blue Devils out of the flre on IC)' and ~= (G) 'M·l gers the third lap in this oae and 44o YARD DASH 1 B. lmlth - • .;:,~ pnt,"~~ ~P.C'l' i~p. Annstrong~, ~sapeake, ~DASH-:~ers 0 mat~h tri- ~ Ba~y I Knorr~ 1 Roger Craig May bePhils Big Answer Ja~ /! Ric~~~~ .~lcbart!Chlp 9 ' from manager Gene Mauch the day the waivers asked by Cincinnati midway through spring training expired, and by the lime the first three games of the season rolled by, Roger bad won two games for the hiPis in I league oporta lanm. Tbe 32-year-old Russell, who Js eompleting the first Jeascn of a. three· year contract paying btm $100,01111 1111uaUy, w 111 move Into tha :role '" .. play~coach after the Celtleo willd up their cbamploRShip aerlflll witb the Los Angeles Laken. The Lakers bold a ad9aalage Ia the best-of-sevea aerteo. RusseD's appollrtn)lml was anROUDCed by lted Auerbach, who is retiring from the ooachlng.ranks to devote fuU t1Jne to duiiBI as tba Celtic•• general manager. Russell, who bar said repent. tdly In tbe past he was 1101 Iaterested In eoachillg becau,. of qgravatlon and lrustratlon that goes with 111<: job, said be chan.gedt1ohis mmd after moon deliber a I. 1~ This was double his victory fur pitching, why he reached for Craig and the answer Is simple - "He had a good spring." Had Good Spring , Roger did have a good spring with only one earned run a~ lowCji in 16 innin8s. Then why the w~iv:ers? "They , ~ad 14 or 15 down lhert wh\):were up longer than lor a ~UJ?' of Coffee," Roger ~­ pli~· s'!Wiylng lhe answer. "It made. me' ~xpelidable." ".oi9tiJaUy, . I was surprised that .J wao)Vlth them at all In the iPt'liig. I thought I migbl be lttlded 01'. iold." He had i ~ky year wlth the Reds lasl se~on in relief - one 'victory_ ana- four losses In 40 appearance,, 74 hits, 25 walks, ~ runs - 26 earned - in 64 . lnolngs. ' "'f"at. wlis the first year in 10 major. l~gue seaSOllS that I · slart - a game, 11 Craig ' a ·statt. 011 fuU • Jose Pagu, who spent most of last IOlliOD iolheiDternatioDo al League with the Columbus Jets, doobled bame two runs in ,._ a "'""' • l'llll sixth Inning r. l[lark lbt Pirate wll. 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It's ju5t big league baseball which takes funny twists. ' Craig answered a phone call LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) _ Luck!,.. Gay Brewer, a Middletown, Ohio, native l• beglllllt'ng to hale tournament golf playoffs. Arnold Palmer Monday fired a I under par 69 to shatter hopes of winning first prize In the $10001111 Tournament of Champions' Golf Classic. . . finished with 1 disappointmg 73. The wl• was worth $201100 to Palmer and $12,01111 for B~ewer. Last Moaday Brewer lost the Masters title io Jack Nicklaus ol Columbus, Oblo, In a playoff. Brewer nexl travels 1o Daitar, Texas, fer the $85,11110 Dal· las Open. T ar ai ey, ony Vaugh~. J Team 7, BID Smeck, Bo ones, Carroll Baker, Joe man. Team B, Gerry ell Elselsle' J t Diddle. m. · · Rue, Roving SUbstitute Robert Appfy ~ ·~ nn~n !!~ National Basketball AssooiatioR da PinS<IO farmed 0 Palmer Cops T • The Tom Thumb Auto ' of cWith way leagues, roving substitutes,' and everyone later..ted ln join. 3u d ing a league, ... asked to n er Par at the raceway ill Pomeroy at 7 p. m. Tuesday, April l'llh, League members, eaptalns, and roving subslitu•·· ·- 11 '"" -· folloW>: Team 1 Jeff Mnnk T King, Do;g Phalin, obs. Team% Job• Wise B E ing Ron' Grate Rl •h.;,n r W· reU:a. , c erTeam s, Bob Davl• Karr Ke Willi ' Fife.' n ams, T 4 S ~b !eve JBalley, Step!> 01 Paul Dorne~ch, lDl F I 1 k, T 8 5 F). Cia; m ' alli: Harrah, Hoff~rRon Brmker, Harvey T • ~tb,:;~t ... ~ Tom Thumb L eagues tO 0rgaJllZe • = Celtic• into •eoacil perennial Harper andsinglet. Pete Rose power, was lamod of the TODUDy stroked eonseeutlve Va- ......., """ aecond base, Ho appareRtly will ho lost for the season. SW811 IDjured bla the same way, lllll le upected ba~ •ext week. Mid port 3111)0 RuU..d o o 11113 3-211 14 . 0 000 &- 0 I I BleVllll, Sauer (5) Moore. Knorr (LP),, Wise Larkin (4), R. Dava W) aDd Scott. BUffered • fractured allkle S.::,-::c :1 Bill · Russell Will Succeed Red Auerbach Falcons WI"n Jackets Warm Up for 1mportant Contest T At Gall" li . s h Do PI riangular w!r~ ~o~~.nno!!.a !! ~~~~~~~·- ay :0 plate. Jolmson was reported j, " ' ~-if'"'"'"""...........,...,.........,.........;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;.;~...,;~fi Tr...t br~~k or..;~ ;~: M:~ ~:erthird. behind ' ~~ i2o yko Traek Meet Ellis Wili ,.,,., ""on,7u.L l . .1. .1. I • ' o :f l" ~·~~"" and baseball team up day night at Rut! d f . firsl make • or • test of league action this aft • The Wahama. White Falcons noon at Gallipolis with put together ftve first place parado of runs over the1 Red ftmshes Monday to win a Devils. anguIar traek with The Jackets, 1_0 In South· Soulhern and Eastern on the , ern Division play, meet GamRacme athletic field. . !Polis at 4 p. m. oo Memorial The Falcons won woth 42 · Field. Gary Slobarl senior pmnl• while Racine had 36 aod righthanded fastball pitcher two. th.trds and Eastern 33 and is scheduled to start for lh; one third. Results: Jackets. Broad Jump - Russell (W) The Blue Devil pitching 1 1811., 5 in.: Donovan (R), Math- . corps has Larry Mitchell, powews (... ) and E!Chonger (E), 1 erful righthander, ready to go, and Moran 18) tied. I Both Ron Janey and High· Jump _ Matthews !R), Anderson saw action IR Chadwell IE) and Tim Cozart I unfortunate outing agaillSt IR). tied for first at 5 11. 2 in.; 1 son last Friday. Machir (W). . .The affa ir •t Rutland 100 Yard Dash - Marlm (E) mght was a track meet 10.6, . (W), Russell (Wl, 1. oforee lhe second mnmg was lin. I · · v r. (R) C d If Mde Run - Orr IE) 3:04.2; Gary Stobart got to Sn•e<l IW), Arthur (W), Brew- land's slllrter, for a er IR). ru~ homer m the hrst Inning. 880 Relay - Racine, 1:44.8; I Gmng lnlo the second frame Eastern and Wahama. leading 8-0, the Jackets poured 440 Dash - Bate~ \ W) 55 sec. i 11 runs home before it waB Cozart (R), Cundiff (R) and . over, also battering Knorr's 1 relief, WISe, who Codner (EJ. coorinued 880 Run - Arthur (W) 2:28.2, wurking until the fourth when Brmker IW), Moran (R) and he was relieved by Markin R Mcintyre, IE). Davis rook over in the seventh 220 Dash - Ressell IW) 26.4, after three runs scored in 1 MartmJ.E l, Donovan (R) and su:th. Three also scored in AII":fah' (E:):" · · till!' seventh. Mtle Relay - Racine, 4:11.9. Middleport rattled 14 hill Shotput - Sawyers (\lr) 311 ft. off Rutland hurlers Budd 6 In:; Justice (E), Cozart (R), getting two singles an~ Wdhams IE), lied for tblrd. double, Roger Leffingwell _Discus - J·ustice (E), 110 ft. three singles, Geor e Sauer 6 m.; Sawyers IW), Dailey IR) and single gStobart' th • and William• (E). homer a double' d . e • • an smgle; Larry S!Dbart a single, Dave Thompson a smgle and Mike Garten a single. For Rutland, J . Johnson sin· gled and Scott had two ,;ogles. The game was a costly one for the Jackets as they lost thitdsacker van Johnson .. , a promJ S J~g freshman, who hnd PHILADELPillA LUPI)-Rog· moved mto that position afler .., Craig, late of the Cincinnati Sophomore catcher B 111 Reds. is philosophical ahoul the AN!an . -----. ~ s;_, Ei~ ~mith ' ' . • . 'i . Pl'ITSBURGH ('llPi) -Tbe h1s llrat losa of lbe -ar. Bel"'·""'"'~ pitcher ~• ... . . Clnclnllall Redl ,. ·--• ll-relil!ver . shutout IOialll with pulled IIIUICl., VN . 1111 with lbe tlll'tl tool&bll 2.01. . J.aw. who WBI MILBIIIUII - B. Smith fer lbelr lasing llliBtl1n Pblchbltter Dave Roberta SUI· start en the moolid, Heaaley . wiD &led;. went to toaecoad and G BIC). Brumfield (G) • •• !10!! fi,..,. moved third on u aaascrl• - pulled m... ..,..e . . ...... .... ?'!. . · • urnt ; ''""· IUd --- · .._ mhllo ... • .., and 1 8110 YARD RELAYEllil, 21- 8 last ltiBDD, fly out and BCored oo Roberto Jim -Pagltarorii aUttered aimport (Swartz, Hood, : 'r.lbeendPlro:.* CleJIIOllte's two-out single. Oar Injury In hll durand R. l!iJidy), Chll83peake, habit that bas aeen them drop The Plrateo 10111 belli their lllg the fourth Inning, _ ., . Galllpolll; 1:43:8. 1bree tl tbe1r 111'11 ,_ MILE RELAY ,........ !Doss, BrOWII, B. Smith, "SI<>p ldogallql'" lhla year. I Tbe Piratell oueuted the .... H Middleport, 3.49.4. IIOII's first trlplo play Monday 120 HIGH HURDLES nlgbl u they downed lilt Reds (C), Browa (G), Wilcox 4.,'1 and moved lato a flrs~place and !loweD (G); 17:8. lte with San Franclseo In the 1811 LOW URDLE.Il National League, "• oaugle (G), J. Walker IG), The Reds appeared ready w less (C), and Iauer 22:7. unload a strong rally II the seventk Ianing wl tbe triple 418 Flllal . ll<ore ····· • Gallipolil 64, and B"""""' Bill kllllnll sltuffed out their ' i!' pori 16. Vlo7.LVl' Russell,, former AU-America who.se tJe. ohances. . fenslve 1llizardry built the Boa- '"th Deb Purkey pltoblng, .... ; ---·~ 1 . 11111 ~MA. Pu!!""J'~.el Apdl11, UJ! tj ' 10), •• Don fO), lol1llar and l'llaox !C); 58:1. 880 YARD RUN - Wo If (C), Armatroq IG), M. (MI. ODd G. llmltb (G); AI~ ~ { ' I �_____________ ___ _______________ ,I ,. ,, I • ' ' Rutland:,llonor Students·are Announced - - - - ,._. m,.. Jaek O'Brian Dey~n, c.mr. llb$'• ;.,... .. , s 1n a bas 50 of the slir.k new \ his new play :· 11Latent Hetero- Mrs. K., actress Laura ss-eo F.IPrtrir cnlor - sexual" .. . The comedy teaJr 1wants k divorce , . , N. Y. C1ty 1 sets, whlch are small of Bob Hope aDd lAd teamed bua r.tdt:lli wiU &": c~!!.c!::.:~ !!.!..~! · 'i .n.ugh to ttract casual heist· up again for a Savlnas Bond rig~t down their eyes by Ule I e:, :e siren ~ ~lfl,.mR were at- film Why doesn't someone "N. Y. Bus Rider's DJ&est" tacbed to all 50 .. Imagine the ask the Israeli government or startin& tomortow - Helen 60 embarraesment-two or sirens its official repreS'entattve about Hayes as ~~Guest editorialist, 1 J c. iounded their alarm" but nn lhe tempest In a Coke bottle; portable think-pieces by Thor40·50 1 ·i:-~ptures .. The "Flint" mov· the word Is whispered they'll eau, Lord Macauley, ~harle!l >te sequel will try t.o get away back J\m Farley's Jong-estab· Lamb, ~ven a drama. revaew (a ' with the title "In Like Flint" lished honeaty. rave for "Phlladelphta, Here I :· 1 nd whv not. after the lewd, Come") by Ben Joseph, t h e ~- not !o. mention newd. glitter . At La Scala restaurant on straphanger s' George Jean Nalilchla Galel, Loretta Harless, ~~ James Bond films have Oaunt· 54th St., a customer bet a wal~ than. Nancy Lambert, Che· I Long, ~ ed . CoiumbiP Pictures Pres. er t~e gal at a table couldn t ''The Cruel War" record by Now you CQit own Jane Lucas, Beverly ~·orbe.i. .Abe Schneider's hospita lized possibly be~ star Patty Duke; Peter, Paul and Mary isn't a 2 ' a ,.., 41Uallly I • here for surgery. Paddy Chay- when the walter we:nt past the topical Vietnam atatem!Dt as l .FOOT JUNIOR'S-CIIARLES SCOTT, • ~- evsky, erstwhile TV prose laur- ~ tabl~, tbe famous little . lady some ausped; it wu reco~e~d BARBARA WlLLIAMS, DEN' eate, attached 8 startling but who d heard the W~~enng el· five years ago and anyway d s Information for the above form wu fumJ1hed by the NIS WEBER, DariOIIe Smith, . • barml'5sly Impudent title to challl• wh!J~, Try to 8 l90-year-old plaint performed Garden Seed Aosoctatlon. It may be cUpped and backed Kathy Thomes, Debbie Smith, double your bet . . It was originally In Revolutionary war • wi~ cardboard antd retained as a permauent part of YJllll" Karon 'nleker, Leroy Pope, r patty of course . . . J ohn wayne , daye .. . Mitch Miller's serious _za,"en equtpmen • _ __:..__.__ __ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Allin Gibson Diane Gloyd, SherIrene Ryan of "Bev. Hillbillies," about producing a Bdwy. musl· . . . """'·-~ . . ,. ry Matson, Chrta Napper, RogDon De Fore and Buddy Ebsen cal . . It's tougher lo gel Into the LegJon Hall, Thursday at """""'""''- - · for as liftT• as er Alkire. are hosts at tJOO H'wood dinner a midtown health club ('special· 10 a. rn. to cut_arll~ies ~ _the I Middleport High School An· for Ronald Reagan April 20 .. ly with swimming pool) than Veterans Hospatai m Clli\II~ : nua1 sab!lcrlptlons will 00 SOPHOMORES Le r oy The headline atop Mr. John's . Io th e In . -res. taurants·' 8•ood the. All members who can are I ld Ill April 30111 for .,., .. 75 W!llb, Ronnlt Young, Allen , m urged to attend and brmg a so un ~ ad on Page 41 of Tuesday s gyms tak~ up to two years to sack lunch with a dowa payment of ttY MR. K. L. BYRD Women Wear was the In-set's ge1 ·m and. a lo ur-fi•ure down- WIWNG· WORKERS c1 ss I· needed to bold until delivery. Wily we recommend HUfFY: ~ of the year · · The full ~ payment ~~ almost mandatory. . a . WILL BE AT page Variety ad featuring sevoJ_the Enterpnse EUB ~hut•ch A hst of past Jlnmnt ol &be 1 306 N. 2nd Ave. I en photos of Edle Adams as ~tar Will mee1 Thursday eve.~g at scbool will be (OJitaiaed iD . • Fantoas Bllgp It Sltttllon enginc.s of "Anyone for Venice" won' I the home of Mrs . • John Smatb. the issue. Any member of the Middleport, Ohio •Uplift, tempacct steel blades sit. too solidly with Rex Harr~ ROCK SPRINGS BETTER I oenlor class may be cootacl• Airplano-l)lpe fillinp ON ! so n, who reassures his top bill· ,IHealth club will meet Thursday ed by anyone wi&bin& to pur· ' 0 Handlcollllldy tbroltlt CCG!tOit Thur., April21 , ing more than his privacy; re.. at 1:30 p. m. at the home of . chase the annual~ or tt will • llailt to eoD!WIIIIo salely 11and1rd1 member conniptions Rex suc- 1 Ar.J Mrs. W. A. Morgan with Mrs. I be available at the school, FROM atablisld by Tile "'--ii:aal Slaallarlls Alaillitll cessfully caused when he fore-Amos LeQnard in charge of 9 a.m. to 12 nor ed 20t h-Fox to quick stick his TUESDAY I the program and Mrs. Roy I ru- w,~~~:'I'J'~5\W:mn•~ . AUXILIARY of the Veterans G the te t . face mto the ads for "Clopat. , . rueser con s . To repair and service ra " when the comedy team of Memortal Hospttal WIU meet ' MAGNOLIA TEMPLE Pyth- ' STRIKE AVERTED hearing aids Si7..zling Burlons was all :Uesday Ap~il 19 at 7.:W P· m. ian S1sters Will meet Thursday WASHINGTON (UPf) - The . . m the hospttal cafeterta. AU at 7·30 p m at the DAY Ho!L Batteries and supplitl for Boeing Aircraft Co., and tbe that apJWared: momentanly"· members art requ{'sted to at- Members · · are · asked to bring all makes for sale International Association of POMEROY WY 2·2848 - -:·- . tend. ' articles for a silent auction. BYRD will be gl•d lo Machin!Jta reaclr!d agreement _Gran t IS senous but FRlENDLY CIRCLE of the 1 you 3 free hearing InotSandy. OUR 29th ANNIVERSARY SALE eorly today on seniority Issues, pOSJtJV E.'ly hopeful .ab 0 u.t Federated Church wm mt•et ll--lr.,, wilh the latest Bel· Tony Bennett; meanwhile shP. s T ... A ·1 19 at 8 p m averting a strike by SO,OOO .. STILL GOING STRONG! SAVE AT MOORE'S . p v·c .s Mue~av, pn , . . ' tone Electronic equipbl ettmg workers at vital U. S. spacet._!.Am~•~I<I'!'!.'LI!:!!!Oifii~.S.=I"~""!.:'~'""!::.b may e o;u at 1 orr:o c" Ka t will be in IS PI dl .th T rs. ar 1 u z t I• ment. : .'.1tton ace gs WI . ony ov- charge. Hostfl:sses will be :Mrs. cen_ e_rs._ -· __________ _ --- ·. - - - ----- ____t.,.._. _..,__ ; e1 se~mg or would !hat be over· Phil Globokar and M is 11 hearing is your lookmg thmgs Les Hazle- Ma E. Chapman. problem Btltone is wood , the lad whu wrote Nan· ry Y the answer cy Smatra's big hit-sona ha.< a WEDNESDA new record , "My Autumn's CLASS U CIRCLE of Heath Mr. and Mrs. Franklin RendDone Comr." in which he takes Methodist Church will meet rix and dauibter, Barbara and a slightly more important slice Wednrsday evening, April Woodrow Hendrix, who is ern· •of the royalties - he produced, 20 at 8 p. m. at the chW'<'~. ployed in Paintsville, Ky.• spent arranged , l'Vnducted and sings Mr i. f' orrest Bachtel . JS Easter weekend at their 504 TENTH ST. it 'Flipper" star Brian Kel· program chaJrmaa w 1t h homes here. They were acHUNTINGTON, W. VA. ' ly's feelmg lower than bis flipo Miss Frieda Fael!nle, devotion- companied back by Mr. .1nd Phone 525-7221 'pin' deep-sea ro-star _ because al chaarman. The ho•Wsses Mrl. Troy Zwlllina, who reare Mrs. Nan Moore. Mro. L. turned the same day. W. McCA>mas, Mrs. E. M. Mr. and Mr,. Luther JohnWood and Mra. Hattie Smith. &ton spent a few days In VirginPAST PRESIDENTS of , Ia with relatives and friend s. the American Legion Auxili- Mr. Bill Hyaell of Columuus ary of Drew Webster Pnat vlolled his motlu!r, Mrs. Oma will mett Wednesday even· Hysell and grandmotller, ~vtrs. I ing, at the home of Mrs. I May Cowie. I J. M. Thorntofl. Euler dinner IUI!IJ of Mr. BOSWORTH CouncU No. 46, and Mro. James Guinther and Royol and Select Masters. wlll daughters were Mr. ond Mrs. hold their staled assembly Douglas Moore and Krlllty uf Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. at Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Herthe Pomeroy Muonlc Tem· man London and Patricio and pie. for transacting all re· Mrs. Carrie Meinhart, local. gular busine111. Thomas C. Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jenkins Ill wards. illustrioWl master. and son, 8. J., of Columbus, requests all ortlcers lftd were weekend guest! of Mr. • .. and you don't even notd to rub 1 magic lamp to put hll!l to • I ctlmpanions lo attend. , and Mrs. Henry Salser of the work. Juat tllck • awllch, or plug IntO an ouUII, and afactricnr I TltURSDAY ! Syracuse • Rac ule Road. It yours 1o command! i TWILlGHT Garden dub will Mr. and Mrs. William Hard· $3.99 Aladdin never had It 10 good! ! meet Thursday evening al en and childrell spent Easter Think Ollila power you have ... at any lna1111t,. .In lnf the home of Mrs. Leverett weekend with tier siSter and amount.,, aiectrfclty \IIDiks llilenll1 to make yQur lila be1llr, , Roush with 1\fiss Lucretia Gen. brother·in-law, Mr. 1nd Mrs. easier, more fun. mort comforlllblol i heimer as co - hostess. Clyde Tipton and family . Hera In Ohio tho "magic" of eleottlclly costs yo~ Ina tGtfay MEMBERS OF THE AME!\Vhitlni Mrs. E. S. Mills than ever berore. Because electricity does such wonderlul MIDDLEPORT, 0. iran Legion Auxiliary of Drew were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mills of things, you're using mort at1d more. Your total bllllllllllllrbut the unit cost Is down • :::;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;:;::;::;:::::;::::;::::;~;;;;;;:;!~W~e~bs~le~r~P~o~s~t~w~il~l~m:e~et~~at .\ Beaver Falls, Pa. They also vislted Mr. and _Mr!l. 0 . 0 . PatHow has electricity remained low in prie&? . ; lerson of 1\lllland. Ohio'• hweator .. ownad elactria power companies V JP 51'4 1'erry W. Nichols of Fl. searching ror better 'nd IJitllr ways to serve your elet \r!cal Bliss, 'fexas, is visiting his needs. One eKample ••• the strong regional network that intlrgrandmotht!r . Mrs. Augusta conneet• Ohio's eight electric companies, and links with el.a. ' Will, Mr. and Mrs. J::~me s trlc 1ystems In oth1r states. The result Is more efficient operation. Autherson and Patricia . I lncruaed afliciency and your oreater un, have 1'1elpect makt ~r. Thurman Martin is spendIt possible 10 knp the price of tltotrlclly low. Ing some time at the home Is thlt magic? Nol rtally, bullln'tlliVond.,full of his daughter and son-in-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. V<~nce Imboden ol Minersville. I Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hubbard and daughttr viRited hi~ parI ents, Mr. and Mrs. Orls Hubi b•rd ond family. · Mr. George W. Romine is Tho Cincinnoli Gaol Eleclllc Conpany Mo"lltlllhtl• Power Coniplfl1 visiting his grandaon, Mr. and Ohio ElliMII Clltllpanr Tllo Clm~nd £1octr~ ll~mlnaUn1 Com;.ty Mro. Harry E. Powell and famColumbus tnd Southern Ohio aldric ~il!flnJ Ohla P- Ctmpon, ily of Buffalo, W. Va. Immediate delivery lho Toltdo Eiillll e., Tho Doyton Power 1114 li&hl ComponJ Mr. Samuel Plrkens has of your favorite modi/, been tr•ruderred from the Vetcolor and options 1 eram Memori"'l Hospital to Holzer HospitaL Mrs. OrJs Hubbard has relumod home aftor spending a week in Lorain visitina: her I daughter ond son-in-law, Mr. 1 and Mra. Charles 8alaer and IIBiilisted in the care of h e r new grandoughteJ·. o/ass selection 1 Mrll. A. L. Flanagan, who lpeJit the PISI wee~ In Colum. class trade-in/ bul at the home of her dcmghter ·and son-in-law. Mr. and Bui_ck Special-winner of Its class In th• Mrs. Lawrence Sellers, spent the w~kend at her home !Jere. _ Od Performance Trials plus the Popular Tuoadoy, iho and her oon. Rob§cutnce Gold Cup for outstanding ert:, were acco~ptmied t{) CoI lumbus by the Rev. Wendell mance in the Trials! StuDer. Mrs. Flanagan · · remained there lo .be 1111r her · ,Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick Special right now? son, Louis, who is in fair con-~ , (You never had it so easy II deltlon at tht University hospltol. ;::~·:.__ _ _ _ _ _s., your Puick d~lllf d11rinR h1s Par-Bustinl S t l l o . - - - - - - - - - nNNIS SHOIS . --:- • Btynes, l'emr Kelllll!lly, loarcy day, dumplllg k!IH>4Itp IDOWI ~_.,, Blllle Ia the lllflllll!• • w1IWDI Devls, llDiula ~- up ~ blllwdB 1D . llll!:iiHMIIN-HAIIRY SLAW. 10111t lll'tb,. 1111 UP1 re(lortad. 11lR, JANICE SMITH, BOB-!;ii;iiiiioi'""'"""""'"-"';;;;i;;"'i BY VANCE, Dl!:AN WEllER, Wtmeni Chlldrtna . FRI!)D DAVIII, Elbert Wllllamt, Jeff BaowQI, Harold Burke, Lucille Jacks, Rodnoy Davit, .. •• Brogan, sCQy Jlllller, .. Slw lod 11 IIIIIIOIIDCOd (IUimOIIn cap- I!IOVO Pat ""nnedy, Sharon McCune, s...ns to lltlO _ • ltlla bad d AI), Dlan01 McDalllel•, Janet PrldSENIOR! .,... Da'.'!d ~!!!sa~. ijy, Junict Priddy, Randy Kinl, 2 PAIR $3.00 Char!otle Rupe, IJndll Stall· Terrie Miller, Joe Myers. . ord, Bob Thom••· Jean Tillis, Sandra Tuaker, Arthur Turner, NEW IITIIRMS Ranclf V1111;0, James . Whl~. Middleport, 0. A powerful spring storm Jjmmy T:wlor, L~da Davis, l!burnod acro11 the northern Wlllla DWon, Saundra Dean, .Voice of Broadway If.~ . I rfiJj: 'it~n r::"'TI"'"~I · WllstD, Gelil Cll'lllf, -- _:__......;._ $l" Roush Shoe Store · ·i HUFFY MOWER ........;....;..-.-......-;1' BEL TONE Hearing Aid Service Center $49.95 1 I. 1 I SOCIAL CAl (;' NDAR MOORE'S ·- ---=====--- KING EDW'ARD Syracuse Society Notes ,.,..,_,.,."""="""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""- A·MAN IN TIOUILE-'l'hal would be Arnie Palmer, the Master of the Masters, who hes mtued a putt here and doU.blts over in an&uilb. Scene is Autulla, Ga., where the Masters wu p'loyed l!amr wetlcand. Palmer finished In a tie for fourth _._ BEL TONE eari1110 Aid Center U. S. KEDS I 1 WINOINti THill WAY-ID IIIII acllon a1 hockly plaroff game in the Nali011aJ League, tour lied Wlnp dom· THE SHOE BOX Iaaie the~ u the puck. (arrow) lUther• towardl the boards with Blaclc Hawk Ken Warrum In pursuit. ; : Go 1st class. Go Buick Special. see your Buicl' dealer. 1 /~1, .Your Ohio Electric Companies (The going's great!} ,:se \ perfor- · ' .i ·. ~ -~ I BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. 500 E. Main St., PoM•r~y '--------------------------·---.....! Average amount of gold In I . tolutlon ln eea water i!l about one grain (five cents' worth) .to , oneI ton of water. • '· '. •• !-.I / L' .J ~I .. I .,, • Was termed " ' bill 110~ !brow I • . ,. fOOTBALL ALIEA.DY?-Yep, the colleges are at it in spring training and here'a a workout at Lincoln, Neb., 11 Ule Cornhuskers, Big Eight titlists last season, get going. Pitchin& a. paiS here il soph quarter Frank Patriek. .. �_____________ ___ _______________ ,I ,. ,, I • ' ' Rutland:,llonor Students·are Announced - - - - ,._. m,.. Jaek O'Brian Dey~n, c.mr. llb$'• ;.,... .. , s 1n a bas 50 of the slir.k new \ his new play :· 11Latent Hetero- Mrs. K., actress Laura ss-eo F.IPrtrir cnlor - sexual" .. . The comedy teaJr 1wants k divorce , . , N. Y. C1ty 1 sets, whlch are small of Bob Hope aDd lAd teamed bua r.tdt:lli wiU &": c~!!.c!::.:~ !!.!..~! · 'i .n.ugh to ttract casual heist· up again for a Savlnas Bond rig~t down their eyes by Ule I e:, :e siren ~ ~lfl,.mR were at- film Why doesn't someone "N. Y. Bus Rider's DJ&est" tacbed to all 50 .. Imagine the ask the Israeli government or startin& tomortow - Helen 60 embarraesment-two or sirens its official repreS'entattve about Hayes as ~~Guest editorialist, 1 J c. iounded their alarm" but nn lhe tempest In a Coke bottle; portable think-pieces by Thor40·50 1 ·i:-~ptures .. The "Flint" mov· the word Is whispered they'll eau, Lord Macauley, ~harle!l >te sequel will try t.o get away back J\m Farley's Jong-estab· Lamb, ~ven a drama. revaew (a ' with the title "In Like Flint" lished honeaty. rave for "Phlladelphta, Here I :· 1 nd whv not. after the lewd, Come") by Ben Joseph, t h e ~- not !o. mention newd. glitter . At La Scala restaurant on straphanger s' George Jean Nalilchla Galel, Loretta Harless, ~~ James Bond films have Oaunt· 54th St., a customer bet a wal~ than. Nancy Lambert, Che· I Long, ~ ed . CoiumbiP Pictures Pres. er t~e gal at a table couldn t ''The Cruel War" record by Now you CQit own Jane Lucas, Beverly ~·orbe.i. .Abe Schneider's hospita lized possibly be~ star Patty Duke; Peter, Paul and Mary isn't a 2 ' a ,.., 41Uallly I • here for surgery. Paddy Chay- when the walter we:nt past the topical Vietnam atatem!Dt as l .FOOT JUNIOR'S-CIIARLES SCOTT, • ~- evsky, erstwhile TV prose laur- ~ tabl~, tbe famous little . lady some ausped; it wu reco~e~d BARBARA WlLLIAMS, DEN' eate, attached 8 startling but who d heard the W~~enng el· five years ago and anyway d s Information for the above form wu fumJ1hed by the NIS WEBER, DariOIIe Smith, . • barml'5sly Impudent title to challl• wh!J~, Try to 8 l90-year-old plaint performed Garden Seed Aosoctatlon. It may be cUpped and backed Kathy Thomes, Debbie Smith, double your bet . . It was originally In Revolutionary war • wi~ cardboard antd retained as a permauent part of YJllll" Karon 'nleker, Leroy Pope, r patty of course . . . J ohn wayne , daye .. . Mitch Miller's serious _za,"en equtpmen • _ __:..__.__ __ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Allin Gibson Diane Gloyd, SherIrene Ryan of "Bev. Hillbillies," about producing a Bdwy. musl· . . . """'·-~ . . ,. ry Matson, Chrta Napper, RogDon De Fore and Buddy Ebsen cal . . It's tougher lo gel Into the LegJon Hall, Thursday at """""'""''- - · for as liftT• as er Alkire. are hosts at tJOO H'wood dinner a midtown health club ('special· 10 a. rn. to cut_arll~ies ~ _the I Middleport High School An· for Ronald Reagan April 20 .. ly with swimming pool) than Veterans Hospatai m Clli\II~ : nua1 sab!lcrlptlons will 00 SOPHOMORES Le r oy The headline atop Mr. John's . Io th e In . -res. taurants·' 8•ood the. All members who can are I ld Ill April 30111 for .,., .. 75 W!llb, Ronnlt Young, Allen , m urged to attend and brmg a so un ~ ad on Page 41 of Tuesday s gyms tak~ up to two years to sack lunch with a dowa payment of ttY MR. K. L. BYRD Women Wear was the In-set's ge1 ·m and. a lo ur-fi•ure down- WIWNG· WORKERS c1 ss I· needed to bold until delivery. Wily we recommend HUfFY: ~ of the year · · The full ~ payment ~~ almost mandatory. . a . WILL BE AT page Variety ad featuring sevoJ_the Enterpnse EUB ~hut•ch A hst of past Jlnmnt ol &be 1 306 N. 2nd Ave. I en photos of Edle Adams as ~tar Will mee1 Thursday eve.~g at scbool will be (OJitaiaed iD . • Fantoas Bllgp It Sltttllon enginc.s of "Anyone for Venice" won' I the home of Mrs . • John Smatb. the issue. Any member of the Middleport, Ohio •Uplift, tempacct steel blades sit. too solidly with Rex Harr~ ROCK SPRINGS BETTER I oenlor class may be cootacl• Airplano-l)lpe fillinp ON ! so n, who reassures his top bill· ,IHealth club will meet Thursday ed by anyone wi&bin& to pur· ' 0 Handlcollllldy tbroltlt CCG!tOit Thur., April21 , ing more than his privacy; re.. at 1:30 p. m. at the home of . chase the annual~ or tt will • llailt to eoD!WIIIIo salely 11and1rd1 member conniptions Rex suc- 1 Ar.J Mrs. W. A. Morgan with Mrs. I be available at the school, FROM atablisld by Tile "'--ii:aal Slaallarlls Alaillitll cessfully caused when he fore-Amos LeQnard in charge of 9 a.m. to 12 nor ed 20t h-Fox to quick stick his TUESDAY I the program and Mrs. Roy I ru- w,~~~:'I'J'~5\W:mn•~ . AUXILIARY of the Veterans G the te t . face mto the ads for "Clopat. , . rueser con s . To repair and service ra " when the comedy team of Memortal Hospttal WIU meet ' MAGNOLIA TEMPLE Pyth- ' STRIKE AVERTED hearing aids Si7..zling Burlons was all :Uesday Ap~il 19 at 7.:W P· m. ian S1sters Will meet Thursday WASHINGTON (UPf) - The . . m the hospttal cafeterta. AU at 7·30 p m at the DAY Ho!L Batteries and supplitl for Boeing Aircraft Co., and tbe that apJWared: momentanly"· members art requ{'sted to at- Members · · are · asked to bring all makes for sale International Association of POMEROY WY 2·2848 - -:·- . tend. ' articles for a silent auction. BYRD will be gl•d lo Machin!Jta reaclr!d agreement _Gran t IS senous but FRlENDLY CIRCLE of the 1 you 3 free hearing InotSandy. OUR 29th ANNIVERSARY SALE eorly today on seniority Issues, pOSJtJV E.'ly hopeful .ab 0 u.t Federated Church wm mt•et ll--lr.,, wilh the latest Bel· Tony Bennett; meanwhile shP. s T ... A ·1 19 at 8 p m averting a strike by SO,OOO .. STILL GOING STRONG! SAVE AT MOORE'S . p v·c .s Mue~av, pn , . . ' tone Electronic equipbl ettmg workers at vital U. S. spacet._!.Am~•~I<I'!'!.'LI!:!!!Oifii~.S.=I"~""!.:'~'""!::.b may e o;u at 1 orr:o c" Ka t will be in IS PI dl .th T rs. ar 1 u z t I• ment. : .'.1tton ace gs WI . ony ov- charge. Hostfl:sses will be :Mrs. cen_ e_rs._ -· __________ _ --- ·. - - - ----- ____t.,.._. _..,__ ; e1 se~mg or would !hat be over· Phil Globokar and M is 11 hearing is your lookmg thmgs Les Hazle- Ma E. Chapman. problem Btltone is wood , the lad whu wrote Nan· ry Y the answer cy Smatra's big hit-sona ha.< a WEDNESDA new record , "My Autumn's CLASS U CIRCLE of Heath Mr. and Mrs. Franklin RendDone Comr." in which he takes Methodist Church will meet rix and dauibter, Barbara and a slightly more important slice Wednrsday evening, April Woodrow Hendrix, who is ern· •of the royalties - he produced, 20 at 8 p. m. at the chW'<'~. ployed in Paintsville, Ky.• spent arranged , l'Vnducted and sings Mr i. f' orrest Bachtel . JS Easter weekend at their 504 TENTH ST. it 'Flipper" star Brian Kel· program chaJrmaa w 1t h homes here. They were acHUNTINGTON, W. VA. ' ly's feelmg lower than bis flipo Miss Frieda Fael!nle, devotion- companied back by Mr. .1nd Phone 525-7221 'pin' deep-sea ro-star _ because al chaarman. The ho•Wsses Mrl. Troy Zwlllina, who reare Mrs. Nan Moore. Mro. L. turned the same day. W. McCA>mas, Mrs. E. M. Mr. and Mr,. Luther JohnWood and Mra. Hattie Smith. &ton spent a few days In VirginPAST PRESIDENTS of , Ia with relatives and friend s. the American Legion Auxili- Mr. Bill Hyaell of Columuus ary of Drew Webster Pnat vlolled his motlu!r, Mrs. Oma will mett Wednesday even· Hysell and grandmotller, ~vtrs. I ing, at the home of Mrs. I May Cowie. I J. M. Thorntofl. Euler dinner IUI!IJ of Mr. BOSWORTH CouncU No. 46, and Mro. James Guinther and Royol and Select Masters. wlll daughters were Mr. ond Mrs. hold their staled assembly Douglas Moore and Krlllty uf Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. at Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Herthe Pomeroy Muonlc Tem· man London and Patricio and pie. for transacting all re· Mrs. Carrie Meinhart, local. gular busine111. Thomas C. Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jenkins Ill wards. illustrioWl master. and son, 8. J., of Columbus, requests all ortlcers lftd were weekend guest! of Mr. • .. and you don't even notd to rub 1 magic lamp to put hll!l to • I ctlmpanions lo attend. , and Mrs. Henry Salser of the work. Juat tllck • awllch, or plug IntO an ouUII, and afactricnr I TltURSDAY ! Syracuse • Rac ule Road. It yours 1o command! i TWILlGHT Garden dub will Mr. and Mrs. William Hard· $3.99 Aladdin never had It 10 good! ! meet Thursday evening al en and childrell spent Easter Think Ollila power you have ... at any lna1111t,. .In lnf the home of Mrs. Leverett weekend with tier siSter and amount.,, aiectrfclty \IIDiks llilenll1 to make yQur lila be1llr, , Roush with 1\fiss Lucretia Gen. brother·in-law, Mr. 1nd Mrs. easier, more fun. mort comforlllblol i heimer as co - hostess. Clyde Tipton and family . Hera In Ohio tho "magic" of eleottlclly costs yo~ Ina tGtfay MEMBERS OF THE AME!\Vhitlni Mrs. E. S. Mills than ever berore. Because electricity does such wonderlul MIDDLEPORT, 0. iran Legion Auxiliary of Drew were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mills of things, you're using mort at1d more. Your total bllllllllllllrbut the unit cost Is down • :::;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;:;::;::;:::::;::::;::::;~;;;;;;:;!~W~e~bs~le~r~P~o~s~t~w~il~l~m:e~et~~at .\ Beaver Falls, Pa. They also vislted Mr. and _Mr!l. 0 . 0 . PatHow has electricity remained low in prie&? . ; lerson of 1\lllland. Ohio'• hweator .. ownad elactria power companies V JP 51'4 1'erry W. Nichols of Fl. searching ror better 'nd IJitllr ways to serve your elet \r!cal Bliss, 'fexas, is visiting his needs. One eKample ••• the strong regional network that intlrgrandmotht!r . Mrs. Augusta conneet• Ohio's eight electric companies, and links with el.a. ' Will, Mr. and Mrs. J::~me s trlc 1ystems In oth1r states. The result Is more efficient operation. Autherson and Patricia . I lncruaed afliciency and your oreater un, have 1'1elpect makt ~r. Thurman Martin is spendIt possible 10 knp the price of tltotrlclly low. Ing some time at the home Is thlt magic? Nol rtally, bullln'tlliVond.,full of his daughter and son-in-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. V<~nce Imboden ol Minersville. I Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hubbard and daughttr viRited hi~ parI ents, Mr. and Mrs. Orls Hubi b•rd ond family. · Mr. George W. Romine is Tho Cincinnoli Gaol Eleclllc Conpany Mo"lltlllhtl• Power Coniplfl1 visiting his grandaon, Mr. and Ohio ElliMII Clltllpanr Tllo Clm~nd £1octr~ ll~mlnaUn1 Com;.ty Mro. Harry E. Powell and famColumbus tnd Southern Ohio aldric ~il!flnJ Ohla P- Ctmpon, ily of Buffalo, W. Va. Immediate delivery lho Toltdo Eiillll e., Tho Doyton Power 1114 li&hl ComponJ Mr. Samuel Plrkens has of your favorite modi/, been tr•ruderred from the Vetcolor and options 1 eram Memori"'l Hospital to Holzer HospitaL Mrs. OrJs Hubbard has relumod home aftor spending a week in Lorain visitina: her I daughter ond son-in-law, Mr. 1 and Mra. Charles 8alaer and IIBiilisted in the care of h e r new grandoughteJ·. o/ass selection 1 Mrll. A. L. Flanagan, who lpeJit the PISI wee~ In Colum. class trade-in/ bul at the home of her dcmghter ·and son-in-law. Mr. and Bui_ck Special-winner of Its class In th• Mrs. Lawrence Sellers, spent the w~kend at her home !Jere. _ Od Performance Trials plus the Popular Tuoadoy, iho and her oon. Rob§cutnce Gold Cup for outstanding ert:, were acco~ptmied t{) CoI lumbus by the Rev. Wendell mance in the Trials! StuDer. Mrs. Flanagan · · remained there lo .be 1111r her · ,Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick Special right now? son, Louis, who is in fair con-~ , (You never had it so easy II deltlon at tht University hospltol. ;::~·:.__ _ _ _ _ _s., your Puick d~lllf d11rinR h1s Par-Bustinl S t l l o . - - - - - - - - - nNNIS SHOIS . --:- • Btynes, l'emr Kelllll!lly, loarcy day, dumplllg k!IH>4Itp IDOWI ~_.,, Blllle Ia the lllflllll!• • w1IWDI Devls, llDiula ~- up ~ blllwdB 1D . llll!:iiHMIIN-HAIIRY SLAW. 10111t lll'tb,. 1111 UP1 re(lortad. 11lR, JANICE SMITH, BOB-!;ii;iiiiioi'""'"""""'"-"';;;;i;;"'i BY VANCE, Dl!:AN WEllER, Wtmeni Chlldrtna . FRI!)D DAVIII, Elbert Wllllamt, Jeff BaowQI, Harold Burke, Lucille Jacks, Rodnoy Davit, .. •• Brogan, sCQy Jlllller, .. Slw lod 11 IIIIIIOIIDCOd (IUimOIIn cap- I!IOVO Pat ""nnedy, Sharon McCune, s...ns to lltlO _ • ltlla bad d AI), Dlan01 McDalllel•, Janet PrldSENIOR! .,... Da'.'!d ~!!!sa~. ijy, Junict Priddy, Randy Kinl, 2 PAIR $3.00 Char!otle Rupe, IJndll Stall· Terrie Miller, Joe Myers. . ord, Bob Thom••· Jean Tillis, Sandra Tuaker, Arthur Turner, NEW IITIIRMS Ranclf V1111;0, James . Whl~. Middleport, 0. A powerful spring storm Jjmmy T:wlor, L~da Davis, l!burnod acro11 the northern Wlllla DWon, Saundra Dean, .Voice of Broadway If.~ . I rfiJj: 'it~n r::"'TI"'"~I · WllstD, Gelil Cll'lllf, -- _:__......;._ $l" Roush Shoe Store · ·i HUFFY MOWER ........;....;..-.-......-;1' BEL TONE Hearing Aid Service Center $49.95 1 I. 1 I SOCIAL CAl (;' NDAR MOORE'S ·- ---=====--- KING EDW'ARD Syracuse Society Notes ,.,..,_,.,."""="""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""- A·MAN IN TIOUILE-'l'hal would be Arnie Palmer, the Master of the Masters, who hes mtued a putt here and doU.blts over in an&uilb. Scene is Autulla, Ga., where the Masters wu p'loyed l!amr wetlcand. Palmer finished In a tie for fourth _._ BEL TONE eari1110 Aid Center U. S. KEDS I 1 WINOINti THill WAY-ID IIIII acllon a1 hockly plaroff game in the Nali011aJ League, tour lied Wlnp dom· THE SHOE BOX Iaaie the~ u the puck. (arrow) lUther• towardl the boards with Blaclc Hawk Ken Warrum In pursuit. ; : Go 1st class. Go Buick Special. see your Buicl' dealer. 1 /~1, .Your Ohio Electric Companies (The going's great!} ,:se \ perfor- · ' .i ·. ~ -~ I BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. 500 E. Main St., PoM•r~y '--------------------------·---.....! Average amount of gold In I . tolutlon ln eea water i!l about one grain (five cents' worth) .to , oneI ton of water. • '· '. •• !-.I / L' .J ~I .. I .,, • Was termed " ' bill 110~ !brow I • . ,. fOOTBALL ALIEA.DY?-Yep, the colleges are at it in spring training and here'a a workout at Lincoln, Neb., 11 Ule Cornhuskers, Big Eight titlists last season, get going. Pitchin& a. paiS here il soph quarter Frank Patriek. .. �I' •• I . '·i '. ""' ,. • \ . ,, .' ' • ~ OOOOLI IIIII SNUPJIY tMITH Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Wav. '- ' • ' ' • ._, ' ' 1. .Televisioii ·Revue . ALL NIGHT? BALL5 0' FIRE l! PIANO ' • ,J.~- ' I'LL GIT 50 LONESOME 4 & O~GAN --- ,. \NT AO • HEARTED J:-UH·· ' I , I BARGAINS !!-!~ORM 6 TION O'ADLIN!S I til . M. Oa~ 8~rore PubllUIIOR Monoay oucuon1 ~ : OQ A. M. CANCELLATIONS COMRECTU,INI INIII I M o~ce~d o,u'ltil f:OO .1,. M. 1 Fill OIY ot Publ"'tllln , . '. . I' IU~fl!> For .,..,nt Acl ~ .. rvt'o I e <:en, ,., \'ltortl ""• •ntertton 1 USED Mlnlmum Chlrge 60 conll ' 12 cent• p11 woro tor Ur~e ConIKVIIn ln..rttont 1 Pomeroy Motor Co. 11 ..,., n"' OIJCount on oold odl , oncl 1111 pltd wltlun 10 dl,._ CARD OF fHAI'IIK5 & 01\TUARill tl .U to• 50 woril mtlllmum ~OIIIOMII worli It ers retain brilliance in «:atpets cleaned with Blue Luo- OFFICE: !lOURS 1:~0 A M. to i:GO P /.11 O•U• 1-'uron t:JO ., _ M to tl:O• NoDfl IT'!> SO EAS'¥ TO PLACE A RUVl T PRODUCINGWANT ,t,O AUaiON SERVICE b-e. Rent electric sbam· pooer $1. Pickens' "Hardware OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. loch POMEROY, OHIO Store. ·Wurllti:llr .· Spinet Piano . 4 18 6tc $396 only 3 24 30lc Stop! Look! Read! WHEN? SOON R -SiNG£R for en! __ _ _ ZIG ZAG equipped to button· ONF: Rf.liROOM house tr(li\- hole. monogram , er - Brown's Trailer Park 1 cast. sew on buttons. etc. 111 Mmersvtlle Phone IVY 2- ' Pav off ba lance due 4 pay· 3324. 4 19 6tc , me·nts $7 .00 each. WY 2·2685. _ -!IOUSI'.:- on Kingsbury . 5 _ROOr..-t .. I NEW 40 Inch Conoole Spinet Piano By KING GASULINI ALLEY $596 BLAETTNARS USED Pomeray, Ohio ~ ~~~i~~~~~~~ LOWREY ORGAN 18 file - - -- - - - --4--used Road. Elel"triclly , good wrll, 1 UPRIGHT Deep freeze . il," say users of Blue In Pomeroy - A Good Location CAMPING TRAILERS crllnr and _~ard_ t•n. Jo:- ; ~e Hell· cubtc feel WY "H321 or ' Lustre for cleaning carpet. Horfon. WHO? 01 St. M11on, w. Ya. II H ger, :l!'r iS OTIYl e, no. 3 13 tfc I 2_3&!S · .- Saunders Expanding HI~ 4 17 3tp Rent electric shampooer $1. Also Stt Us For Your Gallipolis Service To You Complne Equl_.t ltHds Pomerey Cement Block Ct. ELECTROLUX SWEEPER ' !8 6\c WATCH FOR (~i\RDEJ\ PLOTS on the share. ON wherls. late model. comOPENING .\11.·~- Pearl Pa~·ker. Laurel p!ete with an cleaning at- !, ;==--======-.! Cltlf. Cnnlocl vernon Howell, t· h Is Balance due 'l fl 4 17 Jtc · ac mrn · ; . I.aure I l 1 1 T W\' 2 268' LOSF. wei ght sa fely with 0£'"1- - -·$21.36. erm!'. - "· , ·' ·lltet t:~blels. Only 980 •t • HOOMS and b:~lh on North • 18 61e Landmark's Got suu'k p~"'"'"'· 3 I 6\llp l 2nd Ave "' .\ltddlepnrt. ,;cw . - - - -- - rd - A nEVERYTHING WHERE? . I SEWING MACIUNE WHAT? 25c Oo It Yours!\f Car Wash .... $14.00 monthly . For Slle Wanted , . . · CABBAGE Plaatl, tfarl ParkPHONE WY 2-2156 MO" lNG lawns m M•d· l Laurel Cliff at. 142. Con· dlt-port. Have a power ndmg ~~- t Vernoa Howell Notice _ mower. WY 2·3165. I ac 4 19 3tc F.·\ll\11-:RS, am taking ordrrs 4 17 3tp - - - - · --· . . - -- ---- - WJIIRI POOL drver Pracl1· to r Sm!tlwrn tom alu pl;mls. MA~ WITH a chain saw for · · · 271 !lll\\ . Wil_ l atTive at·utmd :\p· : pulpwood production. CH /- <:ally new. Wl 9- 1. 4 19 31 c i r1 ! 25. llt!l y !I ill, R<l(' lllr, Wl 1 2.203. 4 17 ~tc _____ - ·--9-2:,41. ·' ' ROUSH & LYONS Reg.$895 $596 1HI 8DRN LOSII fERTILIZER _ ___ ,.:___.____ , ly redemraled S~O a munlh . · Public Sale, Satu ay, pr w, DELI CIOUS Honwm<~!le PIZZa, 1966• at 12 : 30 p. m. D . \\·alter Crm~ks. \\ y ~.- ti:l l. 1 5Uc. i~, and $1 on s1z~s e- 1 4 J5 tfc 1 WILL SELL TI-lE contents luxe Ptva. $1 5il .J2ck s Om- . - -the late Joe Cozart home, f)l Bar, Middleport. 12 8 lfc FOUR ROOM fnrnished apart· next lo the Stiversville church Wanted To Buy : nwnl. WY l-3658 ·I !4 !fc consisting in part as follows: 1 - -1 - p RT -;::. T -- h- 4-- (follow arrows from Rt. 124 HOUSF.CLEANINV Old f<J~h- 1 A A :'.-h:.:'-1 Wit . room s , p 1 d 0) Gas re- I 3 or I 1, (lnd botlll srn't'llcd m ru"lrch 1 abo\e ort an · : . • ~"~ ' rr·1gerator beds hvmg room 1 furnitur e. ?k'.ure t 1 fur n<tee lwat. 2 t·ar garage fr nmf's. di shes, oth<•r il('ms. . · Wh ::tt do von have? fdll or : !urge lot and tratll'r sp<Ke. l Phone WY 2-5115 . 4 12 l2tCi ~ r·e Corner Antique ~J· rp ~t :d-~ • d\t'port. Ohio. \\"Y 2-29.i9. TRAILER LOTS - Frl'e srw-1 i H :> Otp : age and IIJ\rr. Brown's Tra1!Ol.D FARMs will~~ ber ---or: er_ Park !Slate . Appru\'edl. timber alone \larion Rr~·n- ~llnersv tllr, Ol11o. Phone WY . 1 1 ~ tr~ o1d~ . RL 3, Coolville. Oh 1o. [ 2·332 4. _ 4 10 3nt [l THREf~ and four room furinned 1 ' ' . . suite sofa bed. hvmg room h · . TV !ectric ironer c ~trs, · ·• e ' wrmger washer. table and chairs, dishes, buffet, dressers, stands. old picture frames. some too\s, and ~any : USED . BALDWIN SPINET Yz HICE . Why can drive miles, atwhen you get 50 delivery our area warehouse. Call us for specialized ~l'rvice - Bulk Spreading Available - We Al.~o Can Apply Liquid Nitrugf'n To Yuur rields. All Analysis, straight & mixed materials a•."::tilable. All at · 1 new ow pnres. Ph WY 2 2181 • · ~ 1 e POMEROY OHIO e uth~r artld~s. SAM TO TRIICV, YOU "EAR WWIT WE'\IE DONE~ • ! Fac..ry Tnlned S.nlct Wurliher F~etory Dlshlbutor r ~-. PRICKLES AND HIS PRII!NDS RADIATOR ' t.W:f. IT WM NIC£.Of YOU To CFFEit 1) MAkE ~ <l:M!ItS b lllit/OI.P CW8S/ SERVICE Terms : Cash. I_ _ J•.,•,.k_W..-.c_._,_.._Y:_·':"M.:g:...r••~~~ ID Naw Ldiehir Shop I N_ot respon.sJble. for ac- YOU saved and slaved for wan · eCar eTruck eHNhr cJdents. 8111 Cozart. Owner. to wall carrw:ot. Keep it new ~...,---Sale conducted by the Brad,, Core elull....., .AJ'IITl~IJE to~urni:.Ure, msnes mshed apartments. ~ll utili-- · r d Auctioa Company. Ra· · with Blue ustre. Rent elec- !I eAnyType miscellaneous. Call or write' ties paid Phone WY !-1776. or Ohio. 4 17 6tc trie shampooer $1. R•k., ll Mrs. Howard Cedi. toll w. Rowley and Reed. After 6 cme, Furoiture Co. 4 IS 2 3574 MaiD St., Pomeroy. p. m. call WY · · GREAT LAKES two bedroom e 29 tfc 4_3 tfc bouse trailer, 50 ft Also used T~CiViLSElffi - - - -- - - - clothing (men's, woma's and II For Lease mAiLER I.OT. Rutland, five children's). Woven rugs. 1 0 ~'17"',s"'b-v"'lco4--:ac:nd-;775 by lS_C_e-le-br~i- miles fn · P meroy. Phone Jeffer's Used Clothing 'IO'r•,l ' SH 2·561:1. 3 16 30tc ty black tires. First tire Rt. 33, going towards $23.25, secend tire ~.65. Ex- THREE and lour room turnistl· fairgrounds. -4 17 1ra rim $7.50 each. Newel!'ii ed and unfurnished apan· 5 ROOMS and bath, Sunero, Chester, Ohio. j ments. WY w-5434. 12 6 tfc well and Ratural gas. In 29 S JQlp IMIDDLEPORT, modem un- Reedsville. Phone WY 2-7842 ---H-e"'lp-W-:-:--a-n-ted -=--c-..: furnished 3 rooms and bath - ' - - ___ __ 1 17 3\p':....C....:.=~•" EXPERIENCED _ __ apartment. Low utilities. APPLICATIONS are being tak· l Coats Building, WY 2-5141. tn ror stoek clerks at Tiny's : 2 24 tfc l8. City 43.. Peepea ACROSS Foodland. Must be 18 or I - -pohtlcal «.BeloDging 1 Spar over and must have a high ' TWO TRAJLER SPACES tor dlvlaloo to the 5. SE>iza!l school education. 4 19 3tc • rent in the Village oJ Middle19. F.Jectrit.Stopwa. ., authot'ol port. C•ll WY 2-3346 or WY •·n}l(! Ravea" caJ · tor one ll1JLLDOZER workwanted 2-2186 or WY 2-36®. unit. DO\tN H. Ellipttc:al Reasonable. Dependable and 11 30 tfe 1. .Acacia, far 20. Bud12. Cupboard l3. Bi.'lliop. & dha.'• exam pie t>xperienre. WY 2-2208. I mother 2. Pulpit h~ddl"f'l'l!l for Sale 4 11 IOtc ·3. Pt!rsian. 2%. ConU. Csrd ~:.una ceited weight MARRlED farm hand, house ' l!lfa FALCON Station W:igon- 1r1. Walk Pomeroy WY 2-2193 23. English "kftud•r-'• A••4. Strive 16. h;land fLi rn i~ht'd. to work on Gn1de 1 Automatic transmission. One a.rcbit.ed 32. Shoe5. Rover ,-roup B Dairy. milk once a day I owner. $425. Call 985-3808. 26.. )'Ioney of maker' I 6. Greedy ~tweP.n Phone ShadE" 696.1187. Manon Parker, Chester, Ohio account .cone~ 7. Club lJ..!:i. ami 28. Elk 35. n~test 'So. Am., &. Drunk: 4 14 ~tpi 4 17 Jtp 'Zl. For a 36. AltAr end slang abbr. · I LUSTHE- FOAM- ,;-guaranteed l'r. Bone of churclJ AT ITS GREATEST t:~Mrt tin1e R.Ciaw 28. POf'tlc wwb 88. Spea.k 11. Belonging lo oe the be st carpet cleaner 18. I'hra.~ 39. Tilt PlalD or wltb peppeJ:OD~ 29. D!HCiaima to Ireland i yc u h;-~ve ever used or your 2(1, Chess til. Tropical llUSIP~ mushroom, ham or 30. Laundry l5. Player piecetl mf•'lry b.'lck. Ele<"tric sh:1m- !l.. Ame-rir!lJl bird comblnatioDL item foc pn.y pooer r('nl.1l $1. Ebersbarh lndia.n ,. or 12" lito _75o to 1.50 23. Sl'hOOiboy'r Hard\~ llrt'. Pomero.r. OAio. Main Street. College Ave. 1 ammo I LmLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY ---- ·- ·• '• ==:-- I WHEEL AUGNMENT DAILY CROSSWORD ABBIE AND SLATS ..... physical peculiarities, wao weakened conslde~IY when a 20th century British lnveoligator, Charles GorIJig, reported !Jnding about Blaettnars - The Daily Sentinel 4 14 6U' .. - among EngUsh !llliverslty · studenll as he 414 amon1 Enellsh convicts. ---- - 24. Appendage . Rrit;mnira . 1965 ~. Llke n1ined maller t·d11ion. Cost t;420. Pay S225 26. Domes tic in 13 in stc:llments. WY 2-7843. 1 28. Mount;li.n - WY 2-2iS6 Pomeroy, 0. Apply In persot. at once. C r o w' Steak House. '?.ICOFH .., of Lombroso'J 10-<aUed crimloal typea ~:n~·~·cl npl'd l a lnc,.J ire At waitrt>!l~ . . \(.OFF~ 1 and Depot Street CAR HOP and l 11 many eases PIZZA CARRIER WANTED FOR RUTLAND By RAEBURM VAN BUREN . 'lbe bereditlll')l tlleol)' In lbe lltudy of crimiaology led by Lombroso w.bo Jli,j lbal crlmiilalo bad oomon " River News BRAKE SERVICE r-==--=_.•..,-_...-.... . - - 4 1\ 6tp TWO 1\1ATCI IF.r> pnll in-g~nr£.~. Sl50 . Con tad Frank Harrah I <J t Junction of 124 at Bow- ,I m;m s Run . ' 4 14 6tc - ----3 29 tfc :NEED A HOME? Call 'NY Z. - nynt phs 31 . PO'>IW:-18 32. Bridge 11. CaaveraaUonal oound 31. Jo1xcla.ma.. •• tion or Btl'rpriae 35. Cultivate ·-· -3267 for rentals. 4 13 12tc to ''---·---·-- ·- -·- ____ . I!OUSEKEF.PER, prefer . BUDGET PRICED furniture iD 18. land live :n. Call WY 2-5251. Keel-blllrtl our third noor budget sbop. ~ 27 trc Baker Furniture, Middleport IT. Cordage. =rw=o"L"'A"BO=R~ E-;cRS"'.-w-o,Jd s wnrk fiber 11 12 Uc Ohio. 39. SO. Am. Steady, dependable. \ge 18 -· --Ullg"U Is t:e 50. Marvi11 NieKe-r~ h<lm Cl·1' IIA Y, cheap. Coli S1-1 2-4753. f1 . Eltcite 4 10 20tp 7·2203. 4 I~ 61 c --- ~ ._ """""" ~ - TRUCK DRIVERS lnsuranc• Age 21 • 40 AUTOMOBILE insurance been Setitl or Straigbt cancelled? Lost ytur operatExperience not necessary or's license? Call WY 2-2966. You tal\ earn over $3.00 t 6 15 tfc per hQql' after shor training:! Local placement \ ~-" HP1lJ Copyma Servtce Co!> legal papers. service available. You do leo not hav 1 lo relocate. For bU'tb records and almost anJ applicat n write Natio n <Jtber document~ . .Wide Uml Divisi6n, rm e l Realer ln"uranrt. PorntrGJi d. Haedd Freight Tt>rm111: Auto Sale1 .Bldg., 1255 Corwin /w r-nu( ' Hat:nllton, C»tio. hr ca 11 1 196JR .~MBLER-:-classic. M.. 513-895-8727, evenings 513- ; chanil'ally in good •bape. Pb. 4 17 Jto :1!1-5>72. 4 18 llc WY 2-7842. i· -. "·"'- AX"I'DLBA..&.XB II LOK&FELLOW ~1• 01W" Jttter simply BtaOO. for another. In thla BL""llple A. il .-4 fur the tllfte L'•, X for the two 0'1, et.c. Sing1e !etten, ~ trophlett, the length aDd fornu1.tkm of t.be word.$ e.re all J:aint& :r.aclJ day • eode lettera are d!Uerant. I V't'JIA rBDD .I>VIitO:A' CW L, OWGT OWII I>HBA. HB BNA LAXBD.-IlBA.DLBJO . v ..o.n16J'o ~oto: 'rO UV'£ U>NO rr Ia NEClllS- ... - -- IU&Y '1'0 LIVE BI..OWLY.-cLCERO -....,-- -.-......... .... 'T~EN ~IG"T'T ' OAK STReET! OPPORtUNITIES POl GRADUATE $1'UD'i . ·'. i . .' '' ,, ·.. The West Vfrgltlla 'Dep~eot ol Welfife.. ~ ' j ;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....~i.jJOR AUCTIOI'IIEER COMPLETE SERVICI! Wrltli, l'hono or Cofttoct VWl.A.O OQINN 'TWO BLOCKS, iUI<'N l..EFT i' El..N\ 1 SOCIAL WORK DAILY CB1l"J''QUOTE - Hore'o llow to -'< Ml ! SALE - omo farm wilb I room houao, bath, 2 car 1arage, drilled twu acrt lake. «i · I ICrN rost In pasture ..a lun1ber. Call WY i-a774. I 14 ill.: JIM CARNAHAN fOR SALE- 42 lim !arm IACINI, OHIO rouflll and tlltdl. · t e !I CUSTOM BIJTCHERING and mlnutel drive from Pomeroy cuttings. Will buy hid.. ev- Route 143. aarriiiOOVille Kd l!!t'J Monday. Pbll Meier, Ph. WY W321 or WY 2-allll. wv 21110. u 1l 1re ,. ,. ' 1- ..- - lElTH GOBLE FORD i________ WHERE ARE .! .,l tit lArge numbers of COIUG.E GRADUATES for .. ' IOiiW wort potdtlom. Slarllnt lll)ary ~ a month, begtn. . . .,Jng July Itt. For further Information and lntervle'lii WRITE ott CALL• Mr. Geno C. Rctbln10n, Welfare Admlrllitrat'or ' 125 4th A...,.,.-: HuntingtOn, W. y.. ·, .Tele~IMine 529-6211 '"u') ·: ·t' ' 1 ~~..· • • •• • · '·\ . ;. . 'tY w"" ' -~~ ~klllll . . ''1-7-· ' ·' \ �I' •• I . '·i '. ""' ,. • \ . ,, .' ' • ~ OOOOLI IIIII SNUPJIY tMITH Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Wav. '- ' • ' ' • ._, ' ' 1. .Televisioii ·Revue . ALL NIGHT? BALL5 0' FIRE l! PIANO ' • ,J.~- ' I'LL GIT 50 LONESOME 4 & O~GAN --- ,. \NT AO • HEARTED J:-UH·· ' I , I BARGAINS !!-!~ORM 6 TION O'ADLIN!S I til . M. Oa~ 8~rore PubllUIIOR Monoay oucuon1 ~ : OQ A. M. CANCELLATIONS COMRECTU,INI INIII I M o~ce~d o,u'ltil f:OO .1,. M. 1 Fill OIY ot Publ"'tllln , . '. . I' IU~fl!> For .,..,nt Acl ~ .. rvt'o I e <:en, ,., \'ltortl ""• •ntertton 1 USED Mlnlmum Chlrge 60 conll ' 12 cent• p11 woro tor Ur~e ConIKVIIn ln..rttont 1 Pomeroy Motor Co. 11 ..,., n"' OIJCount on oold odl , oncl 1111 pltd wltlun 10 dl,._ CARD OF fHAI'IIK5 & 01\TUARill tl .U to• 50 woril mtlllmum ~OIIIOMII worli It ers retain brilliance in «:atpets cleaned with Blue Luo- OFFICE: !lOURS 1:~0 A M. to i:GO P /.11 O•U• 1-'uron t:JO ., _ M to tl:O• NoDfl IT'!> SO EAS'¥ TO PLACE A RUVl T PRODUCINGWANT ,t,O AUaiON SERVICE b-e. Rent electric sbam· pooer $1. Pickens' "Hardware OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. loch POMEROY, OHIO Store. ·Wurllti:llr .· Spinet Piano . 4 18 6tc $396 only 3 24 30lc Stop! Look! Read! WHEN? SOON R -SiNG£R for en! __ _ _ ZIG ZAG equipped to button· ONF: Rf.liROOM house tr(li\- hole. monogram , er - Brown's Trailer Park 1 cast. sew on buttons. etc. 111 Mmersvtlle Phone IVY 2- ' Pav off ba lance due 4 pay· 3324. 4 19 6tc , me·nts $7 .00 each. WY 2·2685. _ -!IOUSI'.:- on Kingsbury . 5 _ROOr..-t .. I NEW 40 Inch Conoole Spinet Piano By KING GASULINI ALLEY $596 BLAETTNARS USED Pomeray, Ohio ~ ~~~i~~~~~~~ LOWREY ORGAN 18 file - - -- - - - --4--used Road. Elel"triclly , good wrll, 1 UPRIGHT Deep freeze . il," say users of Blue In Pomeroy - A Good Location CAMPING TRAILERS crllnr and _~ard_ t•n. Jo:- ; ~e Hell· cubtc feel WY "H321 or ' Lustre for cleaning carpet. Horfon. WHO? 01 St. M11on, w. Ya. II H ger, :l!'r iS OTIYl e, no. 3 13 tfc I 2_3&!S · .- Saunders Expanding HI~ 4 17 3tp Rent electric shampooer $1. Also Stt Us For Your Gallipolis Service To You Complne Equl_.t ltHds Pomerey Cement Block Ct. ELECTROLUX SWEEPER ' !8 6\c WATCH FOR (~i\RDEJ\ PLOTS on the share. ON wherls. late model. comOPENING .\11.·~- Pearl Pa~·ker. Laurel p!ete with an cleaning at- !, ;==--======-.! Cltlf. Cnnlocl vernon Howell, t· h Is Balance due 'l fl 4 17 Jtc · ac mrn · ; . I.aure I l 1 1 T W\' 2 268' LOSF. wei ght sa fely with 0£'"1- - -·$21.36. erm!'. - "· , ·' ·lltet t:~blels. Only 980 •t • HOOMS and b:~lh on North • 18 61e Landmark's Got suu'k p~"'"'"'· 3 I 6\llp l 2nd Ave "' .\ltddlepnrt. ,;cw . - - - -- - rd - A nEVERYTHING WHERE? . I SEWING MACIUNE WHAT? 25c Oo It Yours!\f Car Wash .... $14.00 monthly . For Slle Wanted , . . · CABBAGE Plaatl, tfarl ParkPHONE WY 2-2156 MO" lNG lawns m M•d· l Laurel Cliff at. 142. Con· dlt-port. Have a power ndmg ~~- t Vernoa Howell Notice _ mower. WY 2·3165. I ac 4 19 3tc F.·\ll\11-:RS, am taking ordrrs 4 17 3tp - - - - · --· . . - -- ---- - WJIIRI POOL drver Pracl1· to r Sm!tlwrn tom alu pl;mls. MA~ WITH a chain saw for · · · 271 !lll\\ . Wil_ l atTive at·utmd :\p· : pulpwood production. CH /- <:ally new. Wl 9- 1. 4 19 31 c i r1 ! 25. llt!l y !I ill, R<l(' lllr, Wl 1 2.203. 4 17 ~tc _____ - ·--9-2:,41. ·' ' ROUSH & LYONS Reg.$895 $596 1HI 8DRN LOSII fERTILIZER _ ___ ,.:___.____ , ly redemraled S~O a munlh . · Public Sale, Satu ay, pr w, DELI CIOUS Honwm<~!le PIZZa, 1966• at 12 : 30 p. m. D . \\·alter Crm~ks. \\ y ~.- ti:l l. 1 5Uc. i~, and $1 on s1z~s e- 1 4 J5 tfc 1 WILL SELL TI-lE contents luxe Ptva. $1 5il .J2ck s Om- . - -the late Joe Cozart home, f)l Bar, Middleport. 12 8 lfc FOUR ROOM fnrnished apart· next lo the Stiversville church Wanted To Buy : nwnl. WY l-3658 ·I !4 !fc consisting in part as follows: 1 - -1 - p RT -;::. T -- h- 4-- (follow arrows from Rt. 124 HOUSF.CLEANINV Old f<J~h- 1 A A :'.-h:.:'-1 Wit . room s , p 1 d 0) Gas re- I 3 or I 1, (lnd botlll srn't'llcd m ru"lrch 1 abo\e ort an · : . • ~"~ ' rr·1gerator beds hvmg room 1 furnitur e. ?k'.ure t 1 fur n<tee lwat. 2 t·ar garage fr nmf's. di shes, oth<•r il('ms. . · Wh ::tt do von have? fdll or : !urge lot and tratll'r sp<Ke. l Phone WY 2-5115 . 4 12 l2tCi ~ r·e Corner Antique ~J· rp ~t :d-~ • d\t'port. Ohio. \\"Y 2-29.i9. TRAILER LOTS - Frl'e srw-1 i H :> Otp : age and IIJ\rr. Brown's Tra1!Ol.D FARMs will~~ ber ---or: er_ Park !Slate . Appru\'edl. timber alone \larion Rr~·n- ~llnersv tllr, Ol11o. Phone WY . 1 1 ~ tr~ o1d~ . RL 3, Coolville. Oh 1o. [ 2·332 4. _ 4 10 3nt [l THREf~ and four room furinned 1 ' ' . . suite sofa bed. hvmg room h · . TV !ectric ironer c ~trs, · ·• e ' wrmger washer. table and chairs, dishes, buffet, dressers, stands. old picture frames. some too\s, and ~any : USED . BALDWIN SPINET Yz HICE . Why can drive miles, atwhen you get 50 delivery our area warehouse. Call us for specialized ~l'rvice - Bulk Spreading Available - We Al.~o Can Apply Liquid Nitrugf'n To Yuur rields. All Analysis, straight & mixed materials a•."::tilable. All at · 1 new ow pnres. Ph WY 2 2181 • · ~ 1 e POMEROY OHIO e uth~r artld~s. SAM TO TRIICV, YOU "EAR WWIT WE'\IE DONE~ • ! Fac..ry Tnlned S.nlct Wurliher F~etory Dlshlbutor r ~-. PRICKLES AND HIS PRII!NDS RADIATOR ' t.W:f. IT WM NIC£.Of YOU To CFFEit 1) MAkE ~ <l:M!ItS b lllit/OI.P CW8S/ SERVICE Terms : Cash. I_ _ J•.,•,.k_W..-.c_._,_.._Y:_·':"M.:g:...r••~~~ ID Naw Ldiehir Shop I N_ot respon.sJble. for ac- YOU saved and slaved for wan · eCar eTruck eHNhr cJdents. 8111 Cozart. Owner. to wall carrw:ot. Keep it new ~...,---Sale conducted by the Brad,, Core elull....., .AJ'IITl~IJE to~urni:.Ure, msnes mshed apartments. ~ll utili-- · r d Auctioa Company. Ra· · with Blue ustre. Rent elec- !I eAnyType miscellaneous. Call or write' ties paid Phone WY !-1776. or Ohio. 4 17 6tc trie shampooer $1. R•k., ll Mrs. Howard Cedi. toll w. Rowley and Reed. After 6 cme, Furoiture Co. 4 IS 2 3574 MaiD St., Pomeroy. p. m. call WY · · GREAT LAKES two bedroom e 29 tfc 4_3 tfc bouse trailer, 50 ft Also used T~CiViLSElffi - - - -- - - - clothing (men's, woma's and II For Lease mAiLER I.OT. Rutland, five children's). Woven rugs. 1 0 ~'17"',s"'b-v"'lco4--:ac:nd-;775 by lS_C_e-le-br~i- miles fn · P meroy. Phone Jeffer's Used Clothing 'IO'r•,l ' SH 2·561:1. 3 16 30tc ty black tires. First tire Rt. 33, going towards $23.25, secend tire ~.65. Ex- THREE and lour room turnistl· fairgrounds. -4 17 1ra rim $7.50 each. Newel!'ii ed and unfurnished apan· 5 ROOMS and bath, Sunero, Chester, Ohio. j ments. WY w-5434. 12 6 tfc well and Ratural gas. In 29 S JQlp IMIDDLEPORT, modem un- Reedsville. Phone WY 2-7842 ---H-e"'lp-W-:-:--a-n-ted -=--c-..: furnished 3 rooms and bath - ' - - ___ __ 1 17 3\p':....C....:.=~•" EXPERIENCED _ __ apartment. Low utilities. APPLICATIONS are being tak· l Coats Building, WY 2-5141. tn ror stoek clerks at Tiny's : 2 24 tfc l8. City 43.. Peepea ACROSS Foodland. Must be 18 or I - -pohtlcal «.BeloDging 1 Spar over and must have a high ' TWO TRAJLER SPACES tor dlvlaloo to the 5. SE>iza!l school education. 4 19 3tc • rent in the Village oJ Middle19. F.Jectrit.Stopwa. ., authot'ol port. C•ll WY 2-3346 or WY •·n}l(! Ravea" caJ · tor one ll1JLLDOZER workwanted 2-2186 or WY 2-36®. unit. DO\tN H. Ellipttc:al Reasonable. Dependable and 11 30 tfe 1. .Acacia, far 20. Bud12. Cupboard l3. Bi.'lliop. & dha.'• exam pie t>xperienre. WY 2-2208. I mother 2. Pulpit h~ddl"f'l'l!l for Sale 4 11 IOtc ·3. Pt!rsian. 2%. ConU. Csrd ~:.una ceited weight MARRlED farm hand, house ' l!lfa FALCON Station W:igon- 1r1. Walk Pomeroy WY 2-2193 23. English "kftud•r-'• A••4. Strive 16. h;land fLi rn i~ht'd. to work on Gn1de 1 Automatic transmission. One a.rcbit.ed 32. Shoe5. Rover ,-roup B Dairy. milk once a day I owner. $425. Call 985-3808. 26.. )'Ioney of maker' I 6. Greedy ~tweP.n Phone ShadE" 696.1187. Manon Parker, Chester, Ohio account .cone~ 7. Club lJ..!:i. ami 28. Elk 35. n~test 'So. Am., &. Drunk: 4 14 ~tpi 4 17 Jtp 'Zl. For a 36. AltAr end slang abbr. · I LUSTHE- FOAM- ,;-guaranteed l'r. Bone of churclJ AT ITS GREATEST t:~Mrt tin1e R.Ciaw 28. POf'tlc wwb 88. Spea.k 11. Belonging lo oe the be st carpet cleaner 18. I'hra.~ 39. Tilt PlalD or wltb peppeJ:OD~ 29. D!HCiaima to Ireland i yc u h;-~ve ever used or your 2(1, Chess til. Tropical llUSIP~ mushroom, ham or 30. Laundry l5. Player piecetl mf•'lry b.'lck. Ele<"tric sh:1m- !l.. Ame-rir!lJl bird comblnatioDL item foc pn.y pooer r('nl.1l $1. Ebersbarh lndia.n ,. or 12" lito _75o to 1.50 23. Sl'hOOiboy'r Hard\~ llrt'. Pomero.r. OAio. Main Street. College Ave. 1 ammo I LmLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY ---- ·- ·• '• ==:-- I WHEEL AUGNMENT DAILY CROSSWORD ABBIE AND SLATS ..... physical peculiarities, wao weakened conslde~IY when a 20th century British lnveoligator, Charles GorIJig, reported !Jnding about Blaettnars - The Daily Sentinel 4 14 6U' .. - among EngUsh !llliverslty · studenll as he 414 amon1 Enellsh convicts. ---- - 24. Appendage . Rrit;mnira . 1965 ~. Llke n1ined maller t·d11ion. Cost t;420. Pay S225 26. Domes tic in 13 in stc:llments. WY 2-7843. 1 28. Mount;li.n - WY 2-2iS6 Pomeroy, 0. Apply In persot. at once. C r o w' Steak House. '?.ICOFH .., of Lombroso'J 10-<aUed crimloal typea ~:n~·~·cl npl'd l a lnc,.J ire At waitrt>!l~ . . \(.OFF~ 1 and Depot Street CAR HOP and l 11 many eases PIZZA CARRIER WANTED FOR RUTLAND By RAEBURM VAN BUREN . 'lbe bereditlll')l tlleol)' In lbe lltudy of crimiaology led by Lombroso w.bo Jli,j lbal crlmiilalo bad oomon " River News BRAKE SERVICE r-==--=_.•..,-_...-.... . - - 4 1\ 6tp TWO 1\1ATCI IF.r> pnll in-g~nr£.~. Sl50 . Con tad Frank Harrah I <J t Junction of 124 at Bow- ,I m;m s Run . ' 4 14 6tc - ----3 29 tfc :NEED A HOME? Call 'NY Z. - nynt phs 31 . PO'>IW:-18 32. Bridge 11. CaaveraaUonal oound 31. Jo1xcla.ma.. •• tion or Btl'rpriae 35. Cultivate ·-· -3267 for rentals. 4 13 12tc to ''---·---·-- ·- -·- ____ . I!OUSEKEF.PER, prefer . BUDGET PRICED furniture iD 18. land live :n. Call WY 2-5251. Keel-blllrtl our third noor budget sbop. ~ 27 trc Baker Furniture, Middleport IT. Cordage. =rw=o"L"'A"BO=R~ E-;cRS"'.-w-o,Jd s wnrk fiber 11 12 Uc Ohio. 39. SO. Am. Steady, dependable. \ge 18 -· --Ullg"U Is t:e 50. Marvi11 NieKe-r~ h<lm Cl·1' IIA Y, cheap. Coli S1-1 2-4753. f1 . Eltcite 4 10 20tp 7·2203. 4 I~ 61 c --- ~ ._ """""" ~ - TRUCK DRIVERS lnsuranc• Age 21 • 40 AUTOMOBILE insurance been Setitl or Straigbt cancelled? Lost ytur operatExperience not necessary or's license? Call WY 2-2966. You tal\ earn over $3.00 t 6 15 tfc per hQql' after shor training:! Local placement \ ~-" HP1lJ Copyma Servtce Co!> legal papers. service available. You do leo not hav 1 lo relocate. For bU'tb records and almost anJ applicat n write Natio n <Jtber document~ . .Wide Uml Divisi6n, rm e l Realer ln"uranrt. PorntrGJi d. Haedd Freight Tt>rm111: Auto Sale1 .Bldg., 1255 Corwin /w r-nu( ' Hat:nllton, C»tio. hr ca 11 1 196JR .~MBLER-:-classic. M.. 513-895-8727, evenings 513- ; chanil'ally in good •bape. Pb. 4 17 Jto :1!1-5>72. 4 18 llc WY 2-7842. i· -. "·"'- AX"I'DLBA..&.XB II LOK&FELLOW ~1• 01W" Jttter simply BtaOO. for another. In thla BL""llple A. il .-4 fur the tllfte L'•, X for the two 0'1, et.c. Sing1e !etten, ~ trophlett, the length aDd fornu1.tkm of t.be word.$ e.re all J:aint& :r.aclJ day • eode lettera are d!Uerant. I V't'JIA rBDD .I>VIitO:A' CW L, OWGT OWII I>HBA. HB BNA LAXBD.-IlBA.DLBJO . v ..o.n16J'o ~oto: 'rO UV'£ U>NO rr Ia NEClllS- ... - -- IU&Y '1'0 LIVE BI..OWLY.-cLCERO -....,-- -.-......... .... 'T~EN ~IG"T'T ' OAK STReET! OPPORtUNITIES POl GRADUATE $1'UD'i . ·'. i . .' '' ,, ·.. The West Vfrgltlla 'Dep~eot ol Welfife.. ~ ' j ;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....~i.jJOR AUCTIOI'IIEER COMPLETE SERVICI! Wrltli, l'hono or Cofttoct VWl.A.O OQINN 'TWO BLOCKS, iUI<'N l..EFT i' El..N\ 1 SOCIAL WORK DAILY CB1l"J''QUOTE - Hore'o llow to -'< Ml ! SALE - omo farm wilb I room houao, bath, 2 car 1arage, drilled twu acrt lake. «i · I ICrN rost In pasture ..a lun1ber. Call WY i-a774. I 14 ill.: JIM CARNAHAN fOR SALE- 42 lim !arm IACINI, OHIO rouflll and tlltdl. · t e !I CUSTOM BIJTCHERING and mlnutel drive from Pomeroy cuttings. Will buy hid.. ev- Route 143. aarriiiOOVille Kd l!!t'J Monday. Pbll Meier, Ph. WY W321 or WY 2-allll. wv 21110. u 1l 1re ,. ,. ' 1- ..- - lElTH GOBLE FORD i________ WHERE ARE .! .,l tit lArge numbers of COIUG.E GRADUATES for .. ' IOiiW wort potdtlom. Slarllnt lll)ary ~ a month, begtn. . . .,Jng July Itt. For further Information and lntervle'lii WRITE ott CALL• Mr. Geno C. Rctbln10n, Welfare Admlrllitrat'or ' 125 4th A...,.,.-: HuntingtOn, W. y.. ·, .Tele~IMine 529-6211 '"u') ·: ·t' ' 1 ~~..· • • •• • · '·\ . ;. . 'tY w"" ' -~~ ~klllll . . ''1-7-· ' ·' \ �i' .1,. '· Festival . Speelal COCHRAN · PAINTS · i Decor ator Colors · Phoot• WY 2-2511 Our Big Spring Sale Commences THURSDAY Enjoy a Make-Believe Cooking Tour of the .. ·~ APRIL 21st u.s.A. with.the , IJ .. F See Our Ad in Wednesday's SENTINEL Pomeroy Cement Block Co. BLUE LAME FESTIVA[ < •• . ' ,. . .. .'.' --~.... .. ·• ( .• •' .~- '" ,1~ ~ \ ' ·•· . • ' • • ' formance must include laundry equip111ent where the gas dryer take load after load of towels like this, and economically turn them out fluffy dry. BEAUTIFUL BlOOMING PLANTS .... .. MUMS -~ qu *'nwl '"' 1kt MMl WM tiM~~ AZALEAS = Ill hill Ill$ IP tllo-tltlmRey If in IGDI lill lUll. CIR IIWIJI ~~ instilled elms! II Ill piiRI'IIIIIIIISIIIII . .d .~ ',"· GIFT FOR LOVED J;... 'l ' -: ••t•r ul. hn&ir tank tllo. cem· IIIIIIJ iltstilatn. CISIIItllll InSUlt Clllllll milt!Jntnce. Qulel Fully nltlllllt.' itnts wator ltstor. ' IN THE HOSPITAL DUDLEY'S N. 2nd A¥0. I " ' Art~" Serving Molgo County Slncol161 DOWNING INSURANCE .-1' • illll coast-to.coast. . HIGH SCH.OOL to- .. . 11111: Creates products of comllastlon, ' :t "!lo•• f . Oo o' you · : · r , . . . . ' ~1- : }. ,. ...--::':< ~()(!/' . ' ' . .,' ntfJN1'' 1- • ·· ·-- . f ~ -·- • •• r•• ,.;·r...!.•.-.-·._....,. · --"~··· ,, . '>~.~ ' . 411 ..... 571 -' .• • I ~ · ~·•• ..... :1 1 , 1 . • ·' • ' • ' .,·:• ' -~.- .. ·rot·FLAMEL£SS ••• M OM' AIIAP,PJ, fACi . r •. • ..•.. ' . ' . 1 •• ' K'' I ' -" ' ' ~- ..... . ' Club Alumi11._ sawtJIIW seroles 0 w. c.. Lumill Gas Caldes .._ 0 IM:. 0 Prepo Corporali011 lWmno !poe 11 from Gaydel, "Kitciieel Pact,. age" for Cooking; fr001 ICIIP Sutlat.d ,. ·' :; Paper Company OTuppeiWafeQfood Prizes 0 Bags of Groceries 0 AAdroclc SbisiH(abobers 0 Plus Manr MOIB •• ( ' ... "' • ...,~ t»> ' ... ,. Sill ir 111Hu1 limes. Requires .111111 prts anhiljtstments. · ' Ill» ion (non-stick) iaa O s.a U I spice set 0 Betty CAXka' "'* e b' 0 Two" Cookbook 0 Corllillg POMEROY JR. • Valuable FRU PrD• Re,uires mta, titles aod ltn&. hell· waatin& 1111 rons. Pitolli&1fl failures. II.UirtS llliRIIRIACe. tltiSJ lplr• • "' . ..1 ... . .... We've incnaoed Torona.lo productiOn deroonll, . . Vioit Actionland, U.S.A. See ~v ~n look-to Oldo for tM ~! AGENCY, INC. 1111 Chlldi-ltodnoy O.Wnint, Aton!t Ha II ii, all prepared 011 stage IJebe your ~ in a way llat will llelp you be a ~cook. And what an ll)'e-C8I:dling stage setting tills year's show will 11M , - movable panels to show you a glanlorous any of kitchells , •• pius all tile "exira!." 111at ~ witt! a well planned, color-coordinated kitchen. Yoo'll want to jot ~ lhe dates now. Plaa to joia IRe faa and festivities, 8lld take borne accllill All Amerlcan IBCipes·of cooil- APRIL 20-21 ' 8:00P.M. Aam•·••• water II88UIII Mlddlopo•t "ltrvln1 tM 111 lend to coast. lllere'M be lobster fr~ New Eltllan<l, ~nesiaa ~igh ts k01111 Kingsbury ·Society News l(ji'Jt - I ill(! : • •. distinctirtlely difiereat and . . lnDte cooking ••• cooking fA:IIII coast A group of local residents could 1is bringing the traveling shew demonstrate their own cooking , for homemakers here. "skill" from tile Blue Flame Membera of an adventurous Festival stage when tbe show ladles group may vobmteer u visits Pomeroy for lw9 perfOrm· COJ)teslanls for the special ances April 21 and 22. Festival Manager Bob A pie dough rolling conteol Ei!lbhotn :will ~ tile coowill be scheduled as a fun lea· test, and n1ama.; of -!be. audl· ture for the second, Apr0 22, ence are pro1Qjsed illey•u ... session, according lo AI Leo!>- some new - and IIIIOitbodoS ard, manager for Colii!Dbla for pie ciouah ~of Ohio. 'l1le goa company u HlmBI8SS WIIBr HBBIIRI -,,, AN APPRECIATION Sf methods lor yoursenand sea automatic water SEE YOUR OLDS DEALER .. ; . till,.. hEll · · - - betolel AAd tllis :rear tale ellll)basis is at ~ Ladies' Group has Chahee ._ To Show Off Cooking Skill .~. ~ Ll f ',., A braad . . st1ow 8lld slap set- mftii'IJIIIIlD M LOCI. HRAIITS �i' .1,. '· Festival . Speelal COCHRAN · PAINTS · i Decor ator Colors · Phoot• WY 2-2511 Our Big Spring Sale Commences THURSDAY Enjoy a Make-Believe Cooking Tour of the .. ·~ APRIL 21st u.s.A. with.the , IJ .. F See Our Ad in Wednesday's SENTINEL Pomeroy Cement Block Co. BLUE LAME FESTIVA[ < •• . ' ,. . .. .'.' --~.... .. ·• ( .• •' .~- '" ,1~ ~ \ ' ·•· . • ' • • ' formance must include laundry equip111ent where the gas dryer take load after load of towels like this, and economically turn them out fluffy dry. BEAUTIFUL BlOOMING PLANTS .... .. MUMS -~ qu *'nwl '"' 1kt MMl WM tiM~~ AZALEAS = Ill hill Ill$ IP tllo-tltlmRey If in IGDI lill lUll. CIR IIWIJI ~~ instilled elms! II Ill piiRI'IIIIIIIISIIIII . .d .~ ',"· GIFT FOR LOVED J;... 'l ' -: ••t•r ul. hn&ir tank tllo. cem· IIIIIIJ iltstilatn. CISIIItllll InSUlt Clllllll milt!Jntnce. Qulel Fully nltlllllt.' itnts wator ltstor. ' IN THE HOSPITAL DUDLEY'S N. 2nd A¥0. I " ' Art~" Serving Molgo County Slncol161 DOWNING INSURANCE .-1' • illll coast-to.coast. . HIGH SCH.OOL to- .. . 11111: Creates products of comllastlon, ' :t "!lo•• f . Oo o' you · : · r , . . . . ' ~1- : }. ,. ...--::':< ~()(!/' . ' ' . .,' ntfJN1'' 1- • ·· ·-- . f ~ -·- • •• r•• ,.;·r...!.•.-.-·._....,. · --"~··· ,, . '>~.~ ' . 411 ..... 571 -' .• • I ~ · ~·•• ..... :1 1 , 1 . • ·' • ' • ' .,·:• ' -~.- .. ·rot·FLAMEL£SS ••• M OM' AIIAP,PJ, fACi . r •. • ..•.. ' . ' . 1 •• ' K'' I ' -" ' ' ~- ..... . ' Club Alumi11._ sawtJIIW seroles 0 w. c.. Lumill Gas Caldes .._ 0 IM:. 0 Prepo Corporali011 lWmno !poe 11 from Gaydel, "Kitciieel Pact,. age" for Cooking; fr001 ICIIP Sutlat.d ,. ·' :; Paper Company OTuppeiWafeQfood Prizes 0 Bags of Groceries 0 AAdroclc SbisiH(abobers 0 Plus Manr MOIB •• ( ' ... "' • ...,~ t»> ' ... ,. Sill ir 111Hu1 limes. Requires .111111 prts anhiljtstments. · ' Ill» ion (non-stick) iaa O s.a U I spice set 0 Betty CAXka' "'* e b' 0 Two" Cookbook 0 Corllillg POMEROY JR. • Valuable FRU PrD• Re,uires mta, titles aod ltn&. hell· waatin& 1111 rons. Pitolli&1fl failures. II.UirtS llliRIIRIACe. tltiSJ lplr• • "' . ..1 ... . .... We've incnaoed Torona.lo productiOn deroonll, . . Vioit Actionland, U.S.A. See ~v ~n look-to Oldo for tM ~! AGENCY, INC. 1111 Chlldi-ltodnoy O.Wnint, Aton!t Ha II ii, all prepared 011 stage IJebe your ~ in a way llat will llelp you be a ~cook. And what an ll)'e-C8I:dling stage setting tills year's show will 11M , - movable panels to show you a glanlorous any of kitchells , •• pius all tile "exira!." 111at ~ witt! a well planned, color-coordinated kitchen. Yoo'll want to jot ~ lhe dates now. Plaa to joia IRe faa and festivities, 8lld take borne accllill All Amerlcan IBCipes·of cooil- APRIL 20-21 ' 8:00P.M. Aam•·••• water II88UIII Mlddlopo•t "ltrvln1 tM 111 lend to coast. lllere'M be lobster fr~ New Eltllan<l, ~nesiaa ~igh ts k01111 Kingsbury ·Society News l(ji'Jt - I ill(! : • •. distinctirtlely difiereat and . . lnDte cooking ••• cooking fA:IIII coast A group of local residents could 1is bringing the traveling shew demonstrate their own cooking , for homemakers here. "skill" from tile Blue Flame Membera of an adventurous Festival stage when tbe show ladles group may vobmteer u visits Pomeroy for lw9 perfOrm· COJ)teslanls for the special ances April 21 and 22. Festival Manager Bob A pie dough rolling conteol Ei!lbhotn :will ~ tile coowill be scheduled as a fun lea· test, and n1ama.; of -!be. audl· ture for the second, Apr0 22, ence are pro1Qjsed illey•u ... session, according lo AI Leo!>- some new - and IIIIOitbodoS ard, manager for Colii!Dbla for pie ciouah ~of Ohio. 'l1le goa company u HlmBI8SS WIIBr HBBIIRI -,,, AN APPRECIATION Sf methods lor yoursenand sea automatic water SEE YOUR OLDS DEALER .. ; . till,.. hEll · · - - betolel AAd tllis :rear tale ellll)basis is at ~ Ladies' Group has Chahee ._ To Show Off Cooking Skill .~. ~ Ll f ',., A braad . . st1ow 8lld slap set- mftii'IJIIIIlD M LOCI. HRAIITS �• • I' !Christie, •Marvin Win Top Awards I ~A M 0 N I C A, C • I i f. re<:elved. Ill closest compeUtor' "Cat Ballou.'' .•..a... i:nd 11 lltlly l!entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., AprU 19, 1961!--11 Chaos with Cookouts . Stage Kitchen for Blue Flame Presentations is Unique Unlike any other stage s~ tlug anywlter~ is the traveling klt.:h!OI ·used for Blue Flame prel..tations. first nomlnaHon and award. Eliminate tho cbaoo In cook· En- I "Doctor Zblvago," also woa I It was the firSt ·nomination Robert Wlse was &'Yarded the outs! el~ing bloode new- fJve Oscan &l me wm Imi Ute lira• ~ fvl t...::.~ IC~ f: ; ~ t!!~;('" "1 t~ ,,.l:.. rl)rh1t;,. :1::.:' ~ ~::..P~::, her . :~:• ~Y .;;-nlauon,..=~ up~~~~ n ;o~c:S[ ::S~~~~· m~:lc~~~;~~YS.:.:11 lr!:a~~:~~~r.Biue ouggest'l More than a mere backdr<lp kitchen . .al Docket Announ Tn .• • Court Beumn • Circuit ed b . M c c ·y ason ountv •mu sesstons • May 2 -UJ..,.., ,_ I I I n I r -: 1 J Gaylee Ward, kitchen • d "I vs. 'Roadway llpress, Inc., et tie .' ,I ala; W. M. Starr vs. Irvin Har gis, et als; llousebold Finance Corp., vs. WOllam T. Kimes and Nancy B. Kimes; Russell L. Ball, Executor, et al ••· OlriShna G. Howarth, et als; Harold Minor Mishap Is Reported :I By Sheriff .,, I .( -!. • ',I Jordan, recording ser- 1 rotary: Mrs. Lula Lewis. corresponding secretary: Mn. lAIII Bateson, ln!asurer; Mrs. Howard Carder, historian; Mrs. Hilda 8. Pinkston, parliarnenlarlan. Chairmen of departments are Mrs. William C. FUson, lernational Alfalrs; Mra. Clarence Fliher, Cillzertrrbip; Mra. J. H. Farley, Music and Art; Mrs. William H. Van Horn, Ll~ erature; Mrs. Clifford Carst, Child Welfare; Ml'!. Waller M. Windsor, American Home; WED. & THURS.- APRIL 20-21 Roy W. E:~~uriK::~;~~~ P'l'. PLEASANT - The Sber- Mrs. and Solely; Mrs. BE SURE TO AnENDI Glassfuls of Goodness ) coal fl~vor. Nearby is a lamp bathing the area with soft glow. The entire area outfitted and decorated give a moder1 patio effect. During both Festival forman ces, Miss Burris Eichhorn. together with their cast of assistants, wilJ utilize iff's department investigated a Byrtll!, Gardens. minor two car mt.bop Sunday The club Is formulating plans rmmlng at the end of Shadle for a rummage sale 1o begin an PASTEURIZED Bridie with property damage May 1. est!Dtated at $250 but no person---HOMOGENIZED al Injury. l'leu* vao., H~~pllal The mishap occurred when a Admllted - Ricky Hatfield, aoulhbtlund car driven by Ed- Gallipolis; Mnr. William Hunt, wald C. Jackson, 50, Pt. Pleas- Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Leo ant, slowed down at the end of Maaoo: Clarence Davia, Rob-11 the bridge and was struct fr<lm eri&burg; Mrs. Carl Lieving, Pt. tbe rear by 1 car driven by Pleasant: Samuel J. Wheeler, Glenn A. Jones, 17, Gallipolis Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Fet'l')'. Smith, New Haven; Arrests listed at llle county Rayburn, Pt. PleaSBDI. laD during the weekend ....., Dllcborged -Mrs. Joe Bray, 'lbomas Gene Harris, 34, BuffaHenderson. ~. W. Va.; Lawrence Neal, Sr.; li, West Columbia: Wilford Blrlbl - Mr. and Mrs. leJl,pson, 61, Hico, W. Va.; liam Hunt, Pt. 1 Wl)lllm P. McNeely, 42, Pt. son; Mr. and Mrs. Pltuant, all cbarged with Gleason, Letart, a son. EACH CONsiSTINO OF 1 WEEK'S tiiiDIIeat!on and Johnnie Gard· .. ., ll!r, 21, Pt. Plessant, wortblm PA'11101JWAN RI!SIGNS -~OF MilK (Ua GAL DAILY} ..,_. and false pretense war- PT. PLEASANT - Kenny ...,._ Lovo, city patrolman for the '" ·• _ pall several yesra, haa rekmf l'(lR UCENSE signed !bat posldon. No rePT. PLEASANT Robert pllcernent for Love baa beett . Keith Smith, 18, Columbus, ~. Memben of · Oblo, end Linda Sue Hunt, 11, local force art Jack Pylaa, Potnt P!easan~ have made ap- chief: James Gasklna, Wesley PARKERSBURG W VA. p!lealloolor a mtorrtqe license Spence, Alva Sullivan and 'I_.;;;;;;.;..;.;,;;.,;;;::;;,;;-.;...;.;.....,;..,.;.....;..;.._...;._______....,_._ _ Ill tbi! oflloe ol t)le County Clerk. Harold Ridenour, patrolmen. • · .. ... · ·· ·' Wilds ilrlnkiiJIH'dlat Dltt~Riti . ' . , ' ' We W 11 .Give 2 Awards Nightly PRODUCERS MILK CO-OP ASSdCIATION, CO., INC. . . I ' . • . ." 8U8&rat.U.X.O.I fawrite dlat·rltuOll •• ~ . ·$~VE··· .-•.... • . I ' · •-.... c. Cola, Dltt.JUt* ' ' '":! opportuaityt'' she aaid. She worked witb eonoplll!ers] for sev~al other eom:paniea fore gm.11g to Dommerlch. Keepo Sales ~ordtr "We keep 1ales records lie Is" M Wh'l our c n • rs. I e "Wby Bot feed them stai:Jstioca!J information? ABd the day wlll eome wben tbe clienta be able to go directly to oomputer ., Mrs. Wtnte tald mea do resent ller positioo II! the pervisor. •wo ltlr·' aomo moo from li:U large insurance company program the cromputers" said. ''At first they see~ed easy about going ~ work for WOIIlall but there have bee. ' eomplaints '' · • .,..lsi Mn. White no, long~ "' lllll&ay ud woal reliro ber husbaad doeo. Sbe ren>airol oa ier job purely btOauso loves the .rork and 111e ronslarttl growth o1 lbo eomplllar illd1ua-l lrJ. "Ad valorem" dutiel • '"l'here bavt olgbl Ia eompoters placed 00 produdl _ . . . 19ft,• lin. While aaid. t. lholr 'Nilll. . lbero will ba many more." of those uniformly delicious SANDWICH BUNS IOOds .. lltooa dal- jor ebugel Ins For 'Festival Week' eGLUs.LINIO TANK eiO.YIAR WARRANTY ol years ~ . research ." borne to tt.!l!ure porlormuici tlnd =~·In GAS eAUTOMATIC Compact · styli ~h and it provides homemakers with the cleanest, most sanitized dishes in town. These are the ~u•>lifo · il cations thai are making gas dishwasher onf of thP. :::~c" l popula• eew oppliaoces 11 mad · ern homes. · "Wo · ihe ftrst diShwasher sold for resld~nces to c~~·· Jrt·w ernment speclfiCDtions ·aet down for hospitalS and commercial restaurants," acl'Ording to Mi'" 1ll Brenda Burris, hostess for Blue Flame Festival. She ertplalned that It quali· fted for government certification after pas.'Jing rigid tests thst cslled for a tro.degree wasb c'Ycle and a IBii-degree rinse cycle. This fiAal rinfie not only banishes any liRgarlng germs >r dir~ but also shurlens the cleaolng cycle llacause the dishes literully dry themselves . Like oilier gas appliance., the dependable gas dlaltwasher is !he \ Uni-Matic 30 Gal. $56·50 Compact, too MILK 'J to war and this was a gol1ilenl WATER HEATER Gas Dishwasher Is Stylish, Producers Grade 'A' Tho begiwlllng tlsprtng and nJce weather brings mort ud more motorists out for pJeasure driving and vaeaHon trips. Thil month that It Is up tt eacb driv· tr to be oa the alert for daagereus and emergency. situations. Be a ~nslve driver. Keep your mmd on what you're de· ao d do •t .... me; an n ""uomt preoccu. pied while you're drlv!Hg Help keep the lralfie IIIVidell .figuro to . . by being ood drl:e~urnHigbway Departmeot orges you •~ wear oeol ~-. . ment iR presentiag the shows. WITH World War n at a ume wh011 she was doing clerical work for J.P. SteveBs, a textile llrm. "J.P. Steven was the first tel:tile company to 088 comput " Mr Wh'le .d ill ers, s. 1 "sal a recent interview. 1 became 1 k yp n 11 tor then e u c opera ' an OJ!: erator and thea a supervisor. ••world War U orne along fide food with cook-out aU tl1e appliances and equip- Get Plenty of Fun-Full Energy Iequipment, begao ller career in while I was at J.P. the business shortly before and all the men went ••""'1'1- 20 CARTONS OF DIIT-Rn'E " Women aren't Left 0 ut in Computer Work By WILLIAM D. LAFFLER UPI .Financial Editor NEW YORK (UPI)-Running L'O~puter _operations for large bumness firms ordmarlly would be a man's job. the But don't count out women. There are at least three ly different. women in New York City who Cabinets and window are in antique white, and mastermind the electronic oounters are red. brains which are capable of Mrs. Ward has selected spewing forth at a fantastic md "' - 'te gingham for the cur- speed .the inform~ lion the~r ains, while the wallpaper co~pames need da1ly in thell" he "Old Stone Mill" busmess. (·eaturing red on a white These women may be cround. Wainscot is red at McGraw-Hill, Standard &: Poor's and the L.F. nateh the ca binet, .nd W<ll lpaper. and Co. Front _ center of the Adele White Js vice Festival audiences will ~Rd boss of computer the customary ~ons at Dommerich, a •· ti mg Firm which Row Is cclebrat;a bl e used to su...w prepara on . r f0od Tbi · ped by mg •its l2Sth anniversary ' s. s IS top StaH 1 111 • nirror arranged to .give a lull · . • . view of the table work done i Mrs. While, who directs by Festival Hostess Brenda slall of 6IJ employes and Burri• and ,her assistant,' Bet.- vrsilells operation of about ty Newton. . rn on worth of ffiM Back of the table tho kitchen will stretch for the eotire idth . . A•d, ~lthougb It's of the PomerOy Jimior 'rugb pact IR sire. tl ?Hers one of School llage. Built-in co•oter largest ~apaclu.. of any bqrne~ are . diieotl bac!d . matic dishwasher on tba the table.""r6 the ~ght 'is a ket slide-in !'Bilge· featuring all , the lalest noldllg es. Left • ..,ner ol tha kitche• I• ·a built • in gas oven of double size. Far right ao tho audlem:e II views the stage ia the laufldry area, where the tasher and gas dryer ready for use. Today's outdoor living adl•ant·ll ages are shown at the left. Here, there is a gas:..P'>r· \1 ated outdoor grill ready to DIET -RITE COLA Is Announced In May Meeting osstp the first Blue Flame Lo'estivai For the Gas Company JnstalJab00 • and . IG , inancta show here April 20, the audience will see 8 kitchen decorated in 0 colorful Country" theme. With mmor changes, the kitchen will the same for the second formance April 21 , !he ; how will be complete- Festival Hostess In f un~~..h~e ~~~:~~·ii:~;,.., BRENDA BURRIS I I I I l l I XI I ] pl nn- ning consultanl for ( olumbJO Gas of Ohio, Inc., and bu ilt I I I • • • RECOMMENDS THE The kitchen was designed by "Dream Puffs' during the second and final session of the Festival here. I Speakers are Announced£or Club Meeting own sound name Harry Dabney Is Ann (•) and lighting system, "' well as ·a full lineup of gas eppliances In operating order. As any homemaker would want, the .. the kitchen also has generous cabinet space and presents an interesting and attractive dec~ orating' sCheme. II •ts ti]So designed to be <Omple"'ly portable and can be sed ~p ·or taken dowa nnd packE!d for traveling within a · few hours, under the supervis· BAT AND BALL and protective batting kelmet are laid aside as this lad b for some "Dream Puffs' as frepared by Blue Festival Hostess Brenda . ion of Festival Manager Bo There's a chance he'll be pu out trying to steal. Miss Burris will show how to make Eichhorn. 1 Sem·c·e for '"' its · I 1 has FESTIVAL HOSTESS WITH . I. of loose I . for the hometnaker shows given bv the Festival cast. the f slage kitchen is. inste;d, a wocklng model that Is actively use~ for the cooking school demonJtrations and stage bltsiness. lngenli>usly designed, . portrayal of a woman Miss Olristie won Ule coveted award ior irer pari. Iii '';,. P~ti!t.l an O$c~ for "West Sld~ S!-!'1'Y I t..l):i!t !f ym.1.r patio barbecue!! morals and ex- Oocar for llle tiUe role In of Blue." She won previously In .In 1961. spoiled by makeshift eoulotelevlsion star Lee Marvin won . "Darling," .., a-a! lb'l wbo 1959 for "The Dairy of Anne i Tbe award lor the best song men!, huffing and putting the' best actor award playing a races tbrough a oerleo of Frank." · went to "The Sbadow of Your Bllibborn coal• or too drunken gunfighter. squalid love afialrs. Mar11n Balsam won the beta Smile" written by Johnny smoke, you abould consider "The Sound of Music" was 1 Marvin played a hUarioua supporting actor award for bll Mandel · and Paul Frances J gas patio gr!l!. acclaimed best plcturf' or 196ft- : double rol~ as tin-nosed killer doleful characterization in "A Webster. 1 , . mod no of five .Academy Awards it a _ n _ d_drun _:.__ k e _n ..:gun ::.__sl _ lng -=er _ _ m Thousand Clowns~'' It was his 1 Mils Christie Wept t s the 808 0~~..,~~r~:~~ • Miss Christie wept as she !llrnple, savory ern outA!oor attempted to make her thank . both winter and you speeoh. She managed to he adds; •' say, "I want to thank everyone. There s no fuss or muss This Is llle most wonderful gas pa~o grills . . and thing on earth." endle,. waiting for the charc<>all_ l" She quickly fled to the wings, to turn gray. PT PLEASAN;I' - The trial Lewis Hort vs. Hobert Frank· Meeks: ·Richard 0. Spurlock va. bolding her gol~n statuette Gas grills f8nlle lnatantly doek;t for 111e May term of I!In Crump: .Jean Marlen• Hart Peggy Spurlock; Lana Ellis tightly. She said, "I'm . more the permanent ceramic or Mason County Circuit Court vs. Hobert Franklin Crump; vs. ChBrles Ellis; Linda Young, nervous now than I was before conic ash brlquell are bot has b•en released. Grand jur· T. R. Evoos vs. Ben L. Somer· vs. Frank Young, Jr.; Ed the ohow. I reaDy dkln't ezpeot seconds. Fingertip ll>me on will begin their duties on ville, et al; Lambert Construe- Viers vs. Mary Viers; Joseph to 1 win beCause the cameras trol offers a. w~e variety Mly 2 at 9:30 a.m. and petit tin and F.qulpment Company vs. E. Cullen vs. Nyla L. CUllen: were all pointing In dffferent menu posslbiUllM and reilablt!,l jurors on May 16 9 a.m. Herbert E. Myers, et sl; Della Irene E. Koeppel vo. Cbarles directions." unchmed results everytlme ' Kapp Waugh vs. Harry C. E. Kaeppel: Neta D. Dunlap vs. Hollywood, she said, was "a whether you're searing a CIVIL ACTIONS: Commer- IRoush, Sr., et sl ; First Nation· Arthur F. Dunlap; Betty Jo bit alarming." or cooking oilier meats slowly cia! Credit Corp. vs: CitiZens al Bank of Ripley vs. James E. Jones vs. WIU!arn Bryan Jones: Marvin appeared surprised and thorougbly. Simple operaNational Bank .ot Pomt Pleas- Hoffman : Tela1easing, Inc., vs. Virginia Faye Musser vs. Frank but maintained his composure, tiona encourages frequent use. ~4 ; First Nabonal ~ank of West Virginia Industries Devel· Musser: Irene E. Wise vs. Dal· ''There are too many people And don't worry about Rtpley vs. Okey Rolhns ~ Ray opment et a!; Wendall Williams las R. Wise; Patricia Sue Spen- to thank for my career," he or. The juices dripping onto Craok and Phobe Elttabeth vs. Benjamin A. Stover and cer vs. James Michael Spencer; said after receiving llle award bot briquets add a true "••·••·' Crank VI. Qwn-0 ·Coal Com- Wayne Kincaid, Jr.; Me Whorl· Betty Lou Leonard vs. Lester from last year's best actress- eoal'' taste to your meats. pany, et als; Loren B. Harsh- er Advertising vs. w. Lee l.Mnard. and a nominee this year-Julie Gas grills are also s:~~~~~~~~!!..!:~~~~---:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ barJer vs. Sammy Mayes: Rutb Va. Industries CRIMINAL ACTION: Slate vs. Andren "I think half the cleaning. The gas fl811lo o Dabney wu dead on arrival Frtnch, James Lee French, el Corp.; Poinl Conslruction James Riley Riggs (gambling). award belongs to. borse." surnes all ""~''and smoke. Two Youths Leave at Pleesant Valley Hospital Satal vs. Ershal Bo~well , et al, pany, Inc. vs. The Austin - -- briquets clean themselves urday morning. He was llle son Bo9Die Jean Cowllery vs. Clare Company: Owen Albright dba 10-Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 19, 1966 are always ready for instant: For Inductions the late Ira and Julia HaiiJ. Sayre; C. V. Meabon YS. Albright Gas Serviee vs. RonWJe. Eaprn States Petroleum: Her· Did R. Coleman: Robert F. The grills come in permartent PT. PLEASANT - Teo MasDabney. sh; Colllnsworth and .Frances Smith vs. Ernest Felty ; Grace 'JJ!Y~M roO . around and tike on County youths lotfi Monday Co~lnsworth dba Colhnsworth Hospilal YS. Clar.nce Pearson : -u..t an gas appliances IIIey for Induction Into the l!'llled Burvlvln& ON hlt .wile, Audry lntlriors vs. W. Va. Induslr~es and Cynthia Pearson; R. L. economical. They operste forces, according to the local OUDCr. Lockhart Dabney; ont son, Develop en! Corp el a! · Roy B company vs. RoIfe one Unacramblethe,.l'ourJumbl•• U. S. Selective service Ofllce. Jarnetr, Henderson; three brotl>m . · owyer letter ea<h ••uare, to dependable natural gas, · by bu 10 c· Call Inc •s Eastern States Lee et 1 A 818chi p ~ Lfaving Pt. Pleasant • ers, John snd R. 0. Dalmey, _ • · · • as; PP an OW· form four ordinary word•. briquets are pennanent and PT PLEASANT Funeral Pet<>leurn, Inc.; James Meary er Company vs. Tbe County aluminum and .,..1 !roo for Ashland, Ky., were: Darrell · ol Southside end Kenoetb dba Rodney SUpply Company Court of Mason Coonty, et als. is designed for years of service C. Stone, Jr., Sidney 0. Gl- l!erYi"' lor Harry Byrd D~=~ vs. Eastern Slates Petroleum, DIVORCES: Edith M. Houch· beaut, Eugene P. Elliott, Cur· 71, Hendersoo Houle, 1 Inc. : Chief Drilling, Inc., et al ins vs.•Jomes E. Houchins; Ada lis A. Coosln, Ronald G. Lor- Iarmer, wu held Tuesday at Eunice Pollfubarger, both vs. Eastern Slates Petroleum, Weikle vs. Wesley u. Weikle: rison, Larry L. Ball, Dallas 2:30 p.m.. ln the Beale Chapel of PoiDI Pleasant: Mrs. Sylvla lnt,t al: Carrol Morgan, Guy Anna Lee Roberts vs. Frsnklln R. campbell, Melvin Roach, Church with the Rev. Gary loyan, C!oclnnati, Obio, •nd R an, el al vs. Eastern Roberts: Bertha Parker vs. O•· ENSIO Jr., Torres W. Williamson and Marlin ofllciatlng. Burial lol· Mn. Daphne CaudDI, Louii'IUlo, Sta es Petroleum, inc.; Cran· car Parker; Emogene Stearns Norman Lauderrnllt. lowed in the church cemetery. Ky. dall Insulating Company vs. vs. Leonard T. Stearns; Caro. U. l,_ _A _ Daniel Paul Tomlinson, et al: line Sue Leach vs. Russell JDmes D. Thomas, Jr., vs. Hen- Franklin Leach; Judith Ann CorPONCAOY ry C. Perry: David P. Dahlin bin vs. Gorge s. Corbin ; GJor- . .. _ ( vs. Henry C. Perry; State of ia H. Fridley vs. Nimrod D. , PT. PLEASANT - The Tu1 1 West Virginia, et a! " · Worthy Fridley: Nancy Long vs. Char• Emile Wei Garden Club will F. Leaclt, et al: Owen Dalton les Loog; Mary Marlba Turner I bold its regular maeHng Thursend Doris Dalton vs. John Dal- vs. George Turner: Mary MarRUGIAFb m. 11.,. ·--the clo:lctlletten I day • April 21 at 8 ton' and Neue! Dalton; Herbert garet Smitb ... Leonard Ray ( y to 1..;;;u;;;..,.m. _....,, u the Appalachian !.J)Jrs dba Myers and Sons, Smith : James R. Salem vs. .A ~b)'lheobovowtoon, with guest speakers, Mrs. Corttractors vo. John G. Ruhlin Rita P. Salem: wnma Janet : : C. RowJh, Mrs. Lloyd Rouoh II Construction Company: Diver- Higginbotham vs. Robert Louis I"'~~ A[ ROLE and Mrs. M. L. Obll!!f!er, sified Savings and Loin Corn- Hlgglnbothsm; Betty Sue of the New Haven -Gmlenll pany of Huntington vs. Robert vs. Dana Eugene Jones: ( - ......,.., Club wbo were dl!leptea to 1""",_, lASSO ACUII DICIII MUCOUS L. Harper and Lfjana Harper, M. Sayre vs. WUllarn M. __,,, annual alate meeting el 1 RECOMMENDS REFRESHING et a!: Diversifled Savings and Margaret Virginia Jane ......, 7llio llliPJ 6o •,......... West Virglnla Garden CIa Loan Company of Huntington vs. Robert WUton Jahnson; --be.ld at the Greenbrier Hotetll vs. Alvin llanis and Marcella Larry A. Roush va. Linda Lou White Sulphur Springs. llanis: Diversllied Savlnp and Roush; ·Sally Meks n. Gersld J,.oan Company of Huntington "- James S. Meadows and Car. MISS BRENDA BURRIS ••• ollne Meadows, et a!; DiversiHome Economiot end Food Lecturer lied Savings and Loin Ca. of Hunhngton vs. Joseph H. Forbncommends the use of Producers ~:d Beverly Forbes, et al; Milk for Wholesome Appetizing Cat Wolfe and Mae Wolf seroles ••• And Suggest~ Its Genervs. James R. Greetle; David Grindstaff vs. Billy Ray Ward: ous Use As A Most Refreshing Sum,_,..,Junior High lchee! ~ltorlum Fnmces E. Ke""" va. WD!larn mer llewrege. '!. Kearns, et a!; Chad· PT. PLEASANT - New ofll. We Are Giving Awey FREE Irick vs. Donald E. Diamond; eon ol the Pl. PII!OI8lll WoBayllss and Ramey, Iuc. .._ w. DliD'o Club lor IIIII • ffl who Va. lndnstrtes .Dnelapment: will be installed at the May I BayllSB end Ramly, Inc. vs. rneeliDC are: Mrs. Lawreace Durllll The 2 Nfeht S.lont of thelcheel Wlljlam J. Umum, et a\; VIr- G. Mobr, president; Mrs. ~ L. Wrl!lht, Adrnn:. of th Lawrence Geria<h. vice Est.oiShirleyEarlWrtah~dec. pruident; ~ hat- for '' .' ,, ., ·f .' ·.; l ,.. All lila waler y<N wentwhen you wanlltl Half The Thrill Of A Tasty Sandwich Is The * HOLSUM BUN! ON DISPLAYATTHI .... 20 FREE . PACKAGES Of Holsum Buns Will Be Awarded Nightly WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY NIGHTS · Landme.tt: Will Give Aw•y Velueble PRIZES' .·. .POMEROY J Holsum producte are fre sh daily at your dealer's BAKING WY 114111 .,.... w•....., Mil:• ;l~·j.~:J,~!:HE~SCH=9:0L~·~·~~~=;:~;;:;·:ou;N;T:IE:S!Jt~(TM:;H:!Ifsunl:.::·~ll=lfl~~~. !IIIII ' •.·-.., . ' -' �• • I' !Christie, •Marvin Win Top Awards I ~A M 0 N I C A, C • I i f. re<:elved. Ill closest compeUtor' "Cat Ballou.'' .•..a... i:nd 11 lltlly l!entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., AprU 19, 1961!--11 Chaos with Cookouts . Stage Kitchen for Blue Flame Presentations is Unique Unlike any other stage s~ tlug anywlter~ is the traveling klt.:h!OI ·used for Blue Flame prel..tations. first nomlnaHon and award. Eliminate tho cbaoo In cook· En- I "Doctor Zblvago," also woa I It was the firSt ·nomination Robert Wlse was &'Yarded the outs! el~ing bloode new- fJve Oscan &l me wm Imi Ute lira• ~ fvl t...::.~ IC~ f: ; ~ t!!~;('" "1 t~ ,,.l:.. rl)rh1t;,. :1::.:' ~ ~::..P~::, her . :~:• ~Y .;;-nlauon,..=~ up~~~~ n ;o~c:S[ ::S~~~~· m~:lc~~~;~~YS.:.:11 lr!:a~~:~~~r.Biue ouggest'l More than a mere backdr<lp kitchen . .al Docket Announ Tn .• • Court Beumn • Circuit ed b . M c c ·y ason ountv •mu sesstons • May 2 -UJ..,.., ,_ I I I n I r -: 1 J Gaylee Ward, kitchen • d "I vs. 'Roadway llpress, Inc., et tie .' ,I ala; W. M. Starr vs. Irvin Har gis, et als; llousebold Finance Corp., vs. WOllam T. Kimes and Nancy B. Kimes; Russell L. Ball, Executor, et al ••· OlriShna G. Howarth, et als; Harold Minor Mishap Is Reported :I By Sheriff .,, I .( -!. • ',I Jordan, recording ser- 1 rotary: Mrs. Lula Lewis. corresponding secretary: Mn. lAIII Bateson, ln!asurer; Mrs. Howard Carder, historian; Mrs. Hilda 8. Pinkston, parliarnenlarlan. Chairmen of departments are Mrs. William C. FUson, lernational Alfalrs; Mra. Clarence Fliher, Cillzertrrbip; Mra. J. H. Farley, Music and Art; Mrs. William H. Van Horn, Ll~ erature; Mrs. Clifford Carst, Child Welfare; Ml'!. Waller M. Windsor, American Home; WED. & THURS.- APRIL 20-21 Roy W. E:~~uriK::~;~~~ P'l'. PLEASANT - The Sber- Mrs. and Solely; Mrs. BE SURE TO AnENDI Glassfuls of Goodness ) coal fl~vor. Nearby is a lamp bathing the area with soft glow. The entire area outfitted and decorated give a moder1 patio effect. During both Festival forman ces, Miss Burris Eichhorn. together with their cast of assistants, wilJ utilize iff's department investigated a Byrtll!, Gardens. minor two car mt.bop Sunday The club Is formulating plans rmmlng at the end of Shadle for a rummage sale 1o begin an PASTEURIZED Bridie with property damage May 1. est!Dtated at $250 but no person---HOMOGENIZED al Injury. l'leu* vao., H~~pllal The mishap occurred when a Admllted - Ricky Hatfield, aoulhbtlund car driven by Ed- Gallipolis; Mnr. William Hunt, wald C. Jackson, 50, Pt. Pleas- Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Leo ant, slowed down at the end of Maaoo: Clarence Davia, Rob-11 the bridge and was struct fr<lm eri&burg; Mrs. Carl Lieving, Pt. tbe rear by 1 car driven by Pleasant: Samuel J. Wheeler, Glenn A. Jones, 17, Gallipolis Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Fet'l')'. Smith, New Haven; Arrests listed at llle county Rayburn, Pt. PleaSBDI. laD during the weekend ....., Dllcborged -Mrs. Joe Bray, 'lbomas Gene Harris, 34, BuffaHenderson. ~. W. Va.; Lawrence Neal, Sr.; li, West Columbia: Wilford Blrlbl - Mr. and Mrs. leJl,pson, 61, Hico, W. Va.; liam Hunt, Pt. 1 Wl)lllm P. McNeely, 42, Pt. son; Mr. and Mrs. Pltuant, all cbarged with Gleason, Letart, a son. EACH CONsiSTINO OF 1 WEEK'S tiiiDIIeat!on and Johnnie Gard· .. ., ll!r, 21, Pt. Plessant, wortblm PA'11101JWAN RI!SIGNS -~OF MilK (Ua GAL DAILY} ..,_. and false pretense war- PT. PLEASANT - Kenny ...,._ Lovo, city patrolman for the '" ·• _ pall several yesra, haa rekmf l'(lR UCENSE signed !bat posldon. No rePT. PLEASANT Robert pllcernent for Love baa beett . Keith Smith, 18, Columbus, ~. Memben of · Oblo, end Linda Sue Hunt, 11, local force art Jack Pylaa, Potnt P!easan~ have made ap- chief: James Gasklna, Wesley PARKERSBURG W VA. p!lealloolor a mtorrtqe license Spence, Alva Sullivan and 'I_.;;;;;;.;..;.;,;;.,;;;::;;,;;-.;...;.;.....,;..,.;.....;..;.._...;._______....,_._ _ Ill tbi! oflloe ol t)le County Clerk. Harold Ridenour, patrolmen. • · .. ... · ·· ·' Wilds ilrlnkiiJIH'dlat Dltt~Riti . ' . , ' ' We W 11 .Give 2 Awards Nightly PRODUCERS MILK CO-OP ASSdCIATION, CO., INC. . . I ' . • . ." 8U8&rat.U.X.O.I fawrite dlat·rltuOll •• ~ . ·$~VE··· .-•.... • . I ' · •-.... c. Cola, Dltt.JUt* ' ' '":! opportuaityt'' she aaid. She worked witb eonoplll!ers] for sev~al other eom:paniea fore gm.11g to Dommerlch. Keepo Sales ~ordtr "We keep 1ales records lie Is" M Wh'l our c n • rs. I e "Wby Bot feed them stai:Jstioca!J information? ABd the day wlll eome wben tbe clienta be able to go directly to oomputer ., Mrs. Wtnte tald mea do resent ller positioo II! the pervisor. •wo ltlr·' aomo moo from li:U large insurance company program the cromputers" said. ''At first they see~ed easy about going ~ work for WOIIlall but there have bee. ' eomplaints '' · • .,..lsi Mn. White no, long~ "' lllll&ay ud woal reliro ber husbaad doeo. Sbe ren>airol oa ier job purely btOauso loves the .rork and 111e ronslarttl growth o1 lbo eomplllar illd1ua-l lrJ. "Ad valorem" dutiel • '"l'here bavt olgbl Ia eompoters placed 00 produdl _ . . . 19ft,• lin. While aaid. t. lholr 'Nilll. . lbero will ba many more." of those uniformly delicious SANDWICH BUNS IOOds .. lltooa dal- jor ebugel Ins For 'Festival Week' eGLUs.LINIO TANK eiO.YIAR WARRANTY ol years ~ . research ." borne to tt.!l!ure porlormuici tlnd =~·In GAS eAUTOMATIC Compact · styli ~h and it provides homemakers with the cleanest, most sanitized dishes in town. These are the ~u•>lifo · il cations thai are making gas dishwasher onf of thP. :::~c" l popula• eew oppliaoces 11 mad · ern homes. · "Wo · ihe ftrst diShwasher sold for resld~nces to c~~·· Jrt·w ernment speclfiCDtions ·aet down for hospitalS and commercial restaurants," acl'Ording to Mi'" 1ll Brenda Burris, hostess for Blue Flame Festival. She ertplalned that It quali· fted for government certification after pas.'Jing rigid tests thst cslled for a tro.degree wasb c'Ycle and a IBii-degree rinse cycle. This fiAal rinfie not only banishes any liRgarlng germs >r dir~ but also shurlens the cleaolng cycle llacause the dishes literully dry themselves . Like oilier gas appliance., the dependable gas dlaltwasher is !he \ Uni-Matic 30 Gal. $56·50 Compact, too MILK 'J to war and this was a gol1ilenl WATER HEATER Gas Dishwasher Is Stylish, Producers Grade 'A' Tho begiwlllng tlsprtng and nJce weather brings mort ud more motorists out for pJeasure driving and vaeaHon trips. Thil month that It Is up tt eacb driv· tr to be oa the alert for daagereus and emergency. situations. Be a ~nslve driver. Keep your mmd on what you're de· ao d do •t .... me; an n ""uomt preoccu. pied while you're drlv!Hg Help keep the lralfie IIIVidell .figuro to . . by being ood drl:e~urnHigbway Departmeot orges you •~ wear oeol ~-. . ment iR presentiag the shows. WITH World War n at a ume wh011 she was doing clerical work for J.P. SteveBs, a textile llrm. "J.P. Steven was the first tel:tile company to 088 comput " Mr Wh'le .d ill ers, s. 1 "sal a recent interview. 1 became 1 k yp n 11 tor then e u c opera ' an OJ!: erator and thea a supervisor. ••world War U orne along fide food with cook-out aU tl1e appliances and equip- Get Plenty of Fun-Full Energy Iequipment, begao ller career in while I was at J.P. the business shortly before and all the men went ••""'1'1- 20 CARTONS OF DIIT-Rn'E " Women aren't Left 0 ut in Computer Work By WILLIAM D. LAFFLER UPI .Financial Editor NEW YORK (UPI)-Running L'O~puter _operations for large bumness firms ordmarlly would be a man's job. the But don't count out women. There are at least three ly different. women in New York City who Cabinets and window are in antique white, and mastermind the electronic oounters are red. brains which are capable of Mrs. Ward has selected spewing forth at a fantastic md "' - 'te gingham for the cur- speed .the inform~ lion the~r ains, while the wallpaper co~pames need da1ly in thell" he "Old Stone Mill" busmess. (·eaturing red on a white These women may be cround. Wainscot is red at McGraw-Hill, Standard &: Poor's and the L.F. nateh the ca binet, .nd W<ll lpaper. and Co. Front _ center of the Adele White Js vice Festival audiences will ~Rd boss of computer the customary ~ons at Dommerich, a •· ti mg Firm which Row Is cclebrat;a bl e used to su...w prepara on . r f0od Tbi · ped by mg •its l2Sth anniversary ' s. s IS top StaH 1 111 • nirror arranged to .give a lull · . • . view of the table work done i Mrs. While, who directs by Festival Hostess Brenda slall of 6IJ employes and Burri• and ,her assistant,' Bet.- vrsilells operation of about ty Newton. . rn on worth of ffiM Back of the table tho kitchen will stretch for the eotire idth . . A•d, ~lthougb It's of the PomerOy Jimior 'rugb pact IR sire. tl ?Hers one of School llage. Built-in co•oter largest ~apaclu.. of any bqrne~ are . diieotl bac!d . matic dishwasher on tba the table.""r6 the ~ght 'is a ket slide-in !'Bilge· featuring all , the lalest noldllg es. Left • ..,ner ol tha kitche• I• ·a built • in gas oven of double size. Far right ao tho audlem:e II views the stage ia the laufldry area, where the tasher and gas dryer ready for use. Today's outdoor living adl•ant·ll ages are shown at the left. Here, there is a gas:..P'>r· \1 ated outdoor grill ready to DIET -RITE COLA Is Announced In May Meeting osstp the first Blue Flame Lo'estivai For the Gas Company JnstalJab00 • and . IG , inancta show here April 20, the audience will see 8 kitchen decorated in 0 colorful Country" theme. With mmor changes, the kitchen will the same for the second formance April 21 , !he ; how will be complete- Festival Hostess In f un~~..h~e ~~~:~~·ii:~;,.., BRENDA BURRIS I I I I l l I XI I ] pl nn- ning consultanl for ( olumbJO Gas of Ohio, Inc., and bu ilt I I I • • • RECOMMENDS THE The kitchen was designed by "Dream Puffs' during the second and final session of the Festival here. I Speakers are Announced£or Club Meeting own sound name Harry Dabney Is Ann (•) and lighting system, "' well as ·a full lineup of gas eppliances In operating order. As any homemaker would want, the .. the kitchen also has generous cabinet space and presents an interesting and attractive dec~ orating' sCheme. II •ts ti]So designed to be <Omple"'ly portable and can be sed ~p ·or taken dowa nnd packE!d for traveling within a · few hours, under the supervis· BAT AND BALL and protective batting kelmet are laid aside as this lad b for some "Dream Puffs' as frepared by Blue Festival Hostess Brenda . ion of Festival Manager Bo There's a chance he'll be pu out trying to steal. Miss Burris will show how to make Eichhorn. 1 Sem·c·e for '"' its · I 1 has FESTIVAL HOSTESS WITH . I. of loose I . for the hometnaker shows given bv the Festival cast. the f slage kitchen is. inste;d, a wocklng model that Is actively use~ for the cooking school demonJtrations and stage bltsiness. lngenli>usly designed, . portrayal of a woman Miss Olristie won Ule coveted award ior irer pari. Iii '';,. P~ti!t.l an O$c~ for "West Sld~ S!-!'1'Y I t..l):i!t !f ym.1.r patio barbecue!! morals and ex- Oocar for llle tiUe role In of Blue." She won previously In .In 1961. spoiled by makeshift eoulotelevlsion star Lee Marvin won . "Darling," .., a-a! lb'l wbo 1959 for "The Dairy of Anne i Tbe award lor the best song men!, huffing and putting the' best actor award playing a races tbrough a oerleo of Frank." · went to "The Sbadow of Your Bllibborn coal• or too drunken gunfighter. squalid love afialrs. Mar11n Balsam won the beta Smile" written by Johnny smoke, you abould consider "The Sound of Music" was 1 Marvin played a hUarioua supporting actor award for bll Mandel · and Paul Frances J gas patio gr!l!. acclaimed best plcturf' or 196ft- : double rol~ as tin-nosed killer doleful characterization in "A Webster. 1 , . mod no of five .Academy Awards it a _ n _ d_drun _:.__ k e _n ..:gun ::.__sl _ lng -=er _ _ m Thousand Clowns~'' It was his 1 Mils Christie Wept t s the 808 0~~..,~~r~:~~ • Miss Christie wept as she !llrnple, savory ern outA!oor attempted to make her thank . both winter and you speeoh. She managed to he adds; •' say, "I want to thank everyone. There s no fuss or muss This Is llle most wonderful gas pa~o grills . . and thing on earth." endle,. waiting for the charc<>all_ l" She quickly fled to the wings, to turn gray. PT PLEASAN;I' - The trial Lewis Hort vs. Hobert Frank· Meeks: ·Richard 0. Spurlock va. bolding her gol~n statuette Gas grills f8nlle lnatantly doek;t for 111e May term of I!In Crump: .Jean Marlen• Hart Peggy Spurlock; Lana Ellis tightly. She said, "I'm . more the permanent ceramic or Mason County Circuit Court vs. Hobert Franklin Crump; vs. ChBrles Ellis; Linda Young, nervous now than I was before conic ash brlquell are bot has b•en released. Grand jur· T. R. Evoos vs. Ben L. Somer· vs. Frank Young, Jr.; Ed the ohow. I reaDy dkln't ezpeot seconds. Fingertip ll>me on will begin their duties on ville, et al; Lambert Construe- Viers vs. Mary Viers; Joseph to 1 win beCause the cameras trol offers a. w~e variety Mly 2 at 9:30 a.m. and petit tin and F.qulpment Company vs. E. Cullen vs. Nyla L. CUllen: were all pointing In dffferent menu posslbiUllM and reilablt!,l jurors on May 16 9 a.m. Herbert E. Myers, et sl; Della Irene E. Koeppel vo. Cbarles directions." unchmed results everytlme ' Kapp Waugh vs. Harry C. E. Kaeppel: Neta D. Dunlap vs. Hollywood, she said, was "a whether you're searing a CIVIL ACTIONS: Commer- IRoush, Sr., et sl ; First Nation· Arthur F. Dunlap; Betty Jo bit alarming." or cooking oilier meats slowly cia! Credit Corp. vs: CitiZens al Bank of Ripley vs. James E. Jones vs. WIU!arn Bryan Jones: Marvin appeared surprised and thorougbly. Simple operaNational Bank .ot Pomt Pleas- Hoffman : Tela1easing, Inc., vs. Virginia Faye Musser vs. Frank but maintained his composure, tiona encourages frequent use. ~4 ; First Nabonal ~ank of West Virginia Industries Devel· Musser: Irene E. Wise vs. Dal· ''There are too many people And don't worry about Rtpley vs. Okey Rolhns ~ Ray opment et a!; Wendall Williams las R. Wise; Patricia Sue Spen- to thank for my career," he or. The juices dripping onto Craok and Phobe Elttabeth vs. Benjamin A. Stover and cer vs. James Michael Spencer; said after receiving llle award bot briquets add a true "••·••·' Crank VI. Qwn-0 ·Coal Com- Wayne Kincaid, Jr.; Me Whorl· Betty Lou Leonard vs. Lester from last year's best actress- eoal'' taste to your meats. pany, et als; Loren B. Harsh- er Advertising vs. w. Lee l.Mnard. and a nominee this year-Julie Gas grills are also s:~~~~~~~~!!..!:~~~~---:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ barJer vs. Sammy Mayes: Rutb Va. Industries CRIMINAL ACTION: Slate vs. Andren "I think half the cleaning. The gas fl811lo o Dabney wu dead on arrival Frtnch, James Lee French, el Corp.; Poinl Conslruction James Riley Riggs (gambling). award belongs to. borse." surnes all ""~''and smoke. Two Youths Leave at Pleesant Valley Hospital Satal vs. Ershal Bo~well , et al, pany, Inc. vs. The Austin - -- briquets clean themselves urday morning. He was llle son Bo9Die Jean Cowllery vs. Clare Company: Owen Albright dba 10-Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 19, 1966 are always ready for instant: For Inductions the late Ira and Julia HaiiJ. Sayre; C. V. Meabon YS. Albright Gas Serviee vs. RonWJe. Eaprn States Petroleum: Her· Did R. Coleman: Robert F. The grills come in permartent PT. PLEASANT - Teo MasDabney. sh; Colllnsworth and .Frances Smith vs. Ernest Felty ; Grace 'JJ!Y~M roO . around and tike on County youths lotfi Monday Co~lnsworth dba Colhnsworth Hospilal YS. Clar.nce Pearson : -u..t an gas appliances IIIey for Induction Into the l!'llled Burvlvln& ON hlt .wile, Audry lntlriors vs. W. Va. Induslr~es and Cynthia Pearson; R. L. economical. They operste forces, according to the local OUDCr. Lockhart Dabney; ont son, Develop en! Corp el a! · Roy B company vs. RoIfe one Unacramblethe,.l'ourJumbl•• U. S. Selective service Ofllce. Jarnetr, Henderson; three brotl>m . · owyer letter ea<h ••uare, to dependable natural gas, · by bu 10 c· Call Inc •s Eastern States Lee et 1 A 818chi p ~ Lfaving Pt. Pleasant • ers, John snd R. 0. Dalmey, _ • · · • as; PP an OW· form four ordinary word•. briquets are pennanent and PT PLEASANT Funeral Pet<>leurn, Inc.; James Meary er Company vs. Tbe County aluminum and .,..1 !roo for Ashland, Ky., were: Darrell · ol Southside end Kenoetb dba Rodney SUpply Company Court of Mason Coonty, et als. is designed for years of service C. Stone, Jr., Sidney 0. Gl- l!erYi"' lor Harry Byrd D~=~ vs. Eastern Slates Petroleum, DIVORCES: Edith M. Houch· beaut, Eugene P. Elliott, Cur· 71, Hendersoo Houle, 1 Inc. : Chief Drilling, Inc., et al ins vs.•Jomes E. Houchins; Ada lis A. Coosln, Ronald G. Lor- Iarmer, wu held Tuesday at Eunice Pollfubarger, both vs. Eastern Slates Petroleum, Weikle vs. Wesley u. Weikle: rison, Larry L. Ball, Dallas 2:30 p.m.. ln the Beale Chapel of PoiDI Pleasant: Mrs. Sylvla lnt,t al: Carrol Morgan, Guy Anna Lee Roberts vs. Frsnklln R. campbell, Melvin Roach, Church with the Rev. Gary loyan, C!oclnnati, Obio, •nd R an, el al vs. Eastern Roberts: Bertha Parker vs. O•· ENSIO Jr., Torres W. Williamson and Marlin ofllciatlng. Burial lol· Mn. Daphne CaudDI, Louii'IUlo, Sta es Petroleum, inc.; Cran· car Parker; Emogene Stearns Norman Lauderrnllt. lowed in the church cemetery. Ky. dall Insulating Company vs. vs. Leonard T. Stearns; Caro. U. l,_ _A _ Daniel Paul Tomlinson, et al: line Sue Leach vs. Russell JDmes D. Thomas, Jr., vs. Hen- Franklin Leach; Judith Ann CorPONCAOY ry C. Perry: David P. Dahlin bin vs. Gorge s. Corbin ; GJor- . .. _ ( vs. Henry C. Perry; State of ia H. Fridley vs. Nimrod D. , PT. PLEASANT - The Tu1 1 West Virginia, et a! " · Worthy Fridley: Nancy Long vs. Char• Emile Wei Garden Club will F. Leaclt, et al: Owen Dalton les Loog; Mary Marlba Turner I bold its regular maeHng Thursend Doris Dalton vs. John Dal- vs. George Turner: Mary MarRUGIAFb m. 11.,. ·--the clo:lctlletten I day • April 21 at 8 ton' and Neue! Dalton; Herbert garet Smitb ... Leonard Ray ( y to 1..;;;u;;;..,.m. _....,, u the Appalachian !.J)Jrs dba Myers and Sons, Smith : James R. Salem vs. .A ~b)'lheobovowtoon, with guest speakers, Mrs. Corttractors vo. John G. Ruhlin Rita P. Salem: wnma Janet : : C. RowJh, Mrs. Lloyd Rouoh II Construction Company: Diver- Higginbotham vs. Robert Louis I"'~~ A[ ROLE and Mrs. M. L. Obll!!f!er, sified Savings and Loin Corn- Hlgglnbothsm; Betty Sue of the New Haven -Gmlenll pany of Huntington vs. Robert vs. Dana Eugene Jones: ( - ......,.., Club wbo were dl!leptea to 1""",_, lASSO ACUII DICIII MUCOUS L. Harper and Lfjana Harper, M. Sayre vs. WUllarn M. __,,, annual alate meeting el 1 RECOMMENDS REFRESHING et a!: Diversifled Savings and Margaret Virginia Jane ......, 7llio llliPJ 6o •,......... West Virglnla Garden CIa Loan Company of Huntington vs. Robert WUton Jahnson; --be.ld at the Greenbrier Hotetll vs. Alvin llanis and Marcella Larry A. Roush va. Linda Lou White Sulphur Springs. llanis: Diversllied Savlnp and Roush; ·Sally Meks n. Gersld J,.oan Company of Huntington "- James S. Meadows and Car. MISS BRENDA BURRIS ••• ollne Meadows, et a!; DiversiHome Economiot end Food Lecturer lied Savings and Loin Ca. of Hunhngton vs. Joseph H. Forbncommends the use of Producers ~:d Beverly Forbes, et al; Milk for Wholesome Appetizing Cat Wolfe and Mae Wolf seroles ••• And Suggest~ Its Genervs. James R. Greetle; David Grindstaff vs. Billy Ray Ward: ous Use As A Most Refreshing Sum,_,..,Junior High lchee! ~ltorlum Fnmces E. Ke""" va. WD!larn mer llewrege. '!. Kearns, et a!; Chad· PT. PLEASANT - New ofll. We Are Giving Awey FREE Irick vs. Donald E. Diamond; eon ol the Pl. PII!OI8lll WoBayllss and Ramey, Iuc. .._ w. DliD'o Club lor IIIII • ffl who Va. lndnstrtes .Dnelapment: will be installed at the May I BayllSB end Ramly, Inc. vs. rneeliDC are: Mrs. Lawreace Durllll The 2 Nfeht S.lont of thelcheel Wlljlam J. Umum, et a\; VIr- G. Mobr, president; Mrs. ~ L. Wrl!lht, Adrnn:. of th Lawrence Geria<h. vice Est.oiShirleyEarlWrtah~dec. pruident; ~ hat- for '' .' ,, ., ·f .' ·.; l ,.. All lila waler y<N wentwhen you wanlltl Half The Thrill Of A Tasty Sandwich Is The * HOLSUM BUN! ON DISPLAYATTHI .... 20 FREE . PACKAGES Of Holsum Buns Will Be Awarded Nightly WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY NIGHTS · Landme.tt: Will Give Aw•y Velueble PRIZES' .·. .POMEROY J Holsum producte are fre sh daily at your dealer's BAKING WY 114111 .,.... w•....., Mil:• ;l~·j.~:J,~!:HE~SCH=9:0L~·~·~~~=;:~;;:;·:ou;N;T:IE:S!Jt~(TM:;H:!Ifsunl:.::·~ll=lfl~~~. !IIIII ' •.·-.., . ' -' �I• n ' . ' ., IJ ·' ' n~t~nt Control Secret of Automatic Cooking • -f. Instant control is the secret ~behind auto~~~ic, -~~!~~:n~..~~ :>cooK mg. i:lllu ·~ ., ... • .... · -~·¥ ·-·-·~ Festival Offers 'Taste of America' I I I . / it hc.1ts in an mstant turn 1l off ;md il's off im mediat-:>ty. I You nrw•1· hnvt> In wai l for a gns hurner 1.0 warm up or roo! ience in the initial Festival ses. sion, with Hoetess Brenda Bur- And the new thermostats on ..matchless'' natural gas ranges HaVIDg • "aII·tO·" H.eat Proves J0bIS 8eiDP • Done before, providing homl"· I There ar e many wonderful : features being built into modern kitchen ranges all designed kl provide the homamaker wiUt · more leisure time. Two or the finest are the "burner-with-a · brain" and the •·programmed NEW homemaking equipment get a once-o~er from this young homemaker-with her approval very obvious. It's the modem gas water heater, of course, that 1e1s the attention during the Blue Flame -.F:.:•::•ti='v~al=·~-------------- - - -- ··----· -- Pn becomes an automatic uten. •il when it's placed on the , Easter morning at the Porttand1ler. Their son, Michael, wlll re- wen! pleasantly IUrprised F~ Methodist Church with the foi-l main with his ll'andparents, day ovenlng by their cbUdteh "burner-with . a . brain." . . TEEN AGERS HEAR about programmed eookin from Brenda Burris, Blue Flame Festival hostess. lowing members participating: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush In honor of tholr wedding 8ll· { Without lear of' over-cooking i "Flank Steak Sur rise" is a food Miss Burris wiff do via prograll!med cooking for Festival first-night· Mrs. Howard Ebersbach, Mrs. while Mrs. Euiet Is recoupern· nfversary. They were present!\1 or burning, btodafy sd homtbemakers "Programmeg cooking" Is a term for using the automatfc convEUiiences of modern gas ranges for Don JohMon, Mrs. Louise arew- tmg from a rocent operatton. a nice wall clock by Mr. and ~ er can leave er oo m e care 1 · ·· f I' , 1 . t" er, Mls!l Charlene Ward, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Don John!en l M BIIJ H ba k d blldren of this autol!llltic "pot-watch- __ the most carc_ree_t)'Pe 0 . mea ~I_C(lar~ Ion_. - · Judy Cozart, Marvin McKelvey, and soM spent E..ter evenfnfl : ;· and M~s ~:nSa0 ;-. and er" to cwk e1ther fast or slow. I . .. , • James Ray Lawrence, Tim Co- with Mr. and Mrs. Thereon · . · ....J ' YC . as desired With the widest pos-jture holdmg the food plpmg l d s d Sch I s J h R . I family, JVJT, an~ Mrs. harlos ' Sible rang~ of temperatures. I hot and ready to serve for hours, zart, an un aHay ldoo R "":' ownsokn, dac~~~· I t!J h Balrer and children, Mr. and . . : ··th t drving it out. mtendent, Mr. ro oua . ee -en v ors a e ome Mrs. Robert Codner and faml· The heal ~ measured a • d "' ou · . WASHINGTON IUPII The [rise. I Neverthl!fess, the Commerce Mr. and Mrs. Robert Euler, of Mr. and Mrs. Clint Johnson Mr and Mrs John Codner reg~ated through an alummum I Modern gasb ~~t~es c~rl .n nation's output or goods and , Since the economy was much Ornsrtment not!d that pri~es Morgantown, W. Va.; spent the inclul!ed, Mr. and Mrs. Joe 1y~ f~rnily ~ andMr.s Paul sensmg eleme~t !~at;~. m t h~~ all st.yles_ f Ul ~~n~/ ~ ~:: scrv iees scored iL" biggest gain ! smaller in 1950, tha t Increase rose faster in the first quarter Easter week-end with their par~ Glltilan and children, Cantan, ;aynter ~s Ethel Hoback ) cent:r of the _ urnet. 18 ali i• tkop·ms an . ree- ~ m nt l in nearly 16 years during the amounted to more than six per than at any other time during ents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eu~ Mrs. Betty Combs and son, ~ · t rirst three months of 1966, the cent in the nation's over.all food and keep it constantly at Xnd they arP. beautifully [ Commerce Department report- j output. The latest advance, ~ anv pre-selected temperature. ''cleanable" wltb many remov~ ed today. coming on a much blJier base, : The ''programmed oven" I able parts such as lifl·off oven 1 The gross national product was only about 2.5 per cent. ~ Is also thermostatically controll· doors and even lirt-out oven rose $16.9 billion to an annual Thus the first quarter GN_P j ed and lets the cook prepare Iliners. rate of $714. I ~iii\ ion. j figures are ~ot expected _to ~1p t her meal, place Jt in the gas Gas rauges _ like o_ther gas It w~e the b1ggest quarterly ~e scales m favor of ~ _tclx oven. set the cont rols and leave appliances - are Jump m the GNP since the mcrease to head err mflatlon. ;:· the house. ' with the needs uf modern outbreak of the Korean war, ----~--- ~ The meal cooks trDmediately by providing the family when consumera rushed to buy : - thus eliminatinl any chance with the e<act larilities up things In lear of possible 1 i 1 . I of spoiling - and when It r..cl> nl!eds to prepare the shortages. t s l.he Pxact. dep-ee of doneness, idrous array of meats, produce 'Mlat was the third quarter the oven automa«cally adjust land propared foodstuffs avail· 11511, when GNP Increased to a "Keep • warm" tempera· able on her ' sttelves. RUlland Society Notes billion. The advance during January,, - - - - - - - - February and March this Mr. and Mrs. Norman Roush more eVenly spread among and children, Charleston, spent consumers, bus!nessmeo the Easter week-end with his the govemllli!nt. parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Harold economists stressed that latest increase was balanced" than the .. Roush. Mr. and Mrs. William McKoel. and son Marvjn, were Ea the current five-year business expansion. . Nearly o~ per cent of the ftrst quarter s 2.5 per cent was In the fotm of pric-es_. the res~ real mcrease m . volume If pr_o. __ duc_t,_on_._ __ Jer and Mr. and Mrs. Harold ~oush. They w~ accompan· 1ed. home by the1r daughter, Lor1 who bas 8Jll!Rt the past sev~ era! days with her grandpar· ents, Mr. and Mt·s. Henry Eu- an and Bruce. guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Price were their daughter Miss Patsy Price and Mr. Charles Jtrdan, Columbus. Mr. and Mn. Hubert Price, and daughter, Beverly, apent the Eaoter weok-end In Paw Paw, W. Va., as guests of Mn. Price's parents, Mr. and MrJ. Ray Larlcfns. Sunri8e HI'I'W wert lleld was a gues · SUnday afternoon IJ\Ietltl or Mr. and Mrs. Okey Paynter were Mr. and Mra. Ralph Ra4cliff, Syracuse, and Mr. an~ Mrs. Paul Paynter, Carpenter. Flame Bob ble and Sandra Wood. : days wit.h Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Will of ~ Showalter In North Caroline. Syracust• cnllrd on Mr. !lnd Jesse Tuttle was taken 1\!rs. Demel Clf'land Sunday 1the Veterans Hospital on evening. 1day as a medical patient. Mr. and Mrs. Chorlea Gaul Mrs. Henry Beaver has ""''" " and daughter, Cincinnati visit. Ireturned to her ~ome from the ifd Saturday with :\1r. and Mrs. Ihospital. frank G;JLJI WIUiarn Hellman wa••. :~:; II Weekend guests of Mr. and eel home Monday from V ~ Mrs. Curti!> Wolfe were Mr. Hospital after several weeks · and Mrs. Lloyd Wolf and I a !urglc•f pstlent. · children ol Akron, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Denzel ClelancJ 1 llrs. Howard Wolf and family. Iwere in Galllpolis, Monday. , Beip~~ and Mrs. <:ene Von Mrs. R""s Cleland and Mrs. Meter family ol Granville, Norman McCain ahopped in 1 afld , and Mrs. Henry Hart- ParkerlbUrl Monday evening. · • man and daughters. Mrs. lrfo Willon of Rochest- ~ i Mrs. John Reuter, Kathy and er, N. Y., spent a few days Oeorae, ol Akron 'JIInt several with her parents, Mr. and 1 ll 1 A Srpringtime Mrs. Thoma~ Weber. EDWARD IAell, l!WNER ~ .J .O ·,' APRIL 20 & 21 Pomeroy Jr. HI School 8:00PM I THE SOUTH RISES AGAIN with this "Southern Pecan ' Breakfast Roll" being discovered by Festival Hostess Brenda Burris' young helper, Similar southern dishes will be prepared for tho audience during the Blue Flame Fes· tival "A Taste of America" show. Society Notes • 2·o1Cit Tflllll loll""' Ill .,.ot dryfllt mlnlllftl I I l SCHOOL TOP QUAUTY THROUGHOUT THE YEA.RS ••• sEE THEuw MODas TODAY! Mr. Mllo Rhodes is at Meigs General Hospital. I Mrs. Oma Autberson has been en the sick not. Mr. Frank Cornel i• at lbe hospital for treatment. Mrs. Ethel Johnson, Mrs. ElBY MAY JOHNSTON sie Roush, Portland, visited Funeral service waJ held Tues. their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ho· day at Z:30 al the Freedom mer Uerthower. Golpol Million Cl11lrdl for Mrl. Mr. 1nd Mro. Lawrence Theiss Lizzie Falkber of Co!UIIlbus. of Cleveland, spent East>r with ptlled away Friday at the her motber, Mrs. Louise Van bellte of ber daughter, Mr. and Meter and daughter. lira. llarley McLaull!it, Si1e was Mr. and Mrs, Lawn!nce buried at Bald Knobs Cemetery, oton and family visited her paratlalding tho fUneral eolta, Mr. and Mrs. Ed !tom a distance ,..re Mr. and SUIIday afternoon. Mrs. Leonard Courson, son Mr. and Mrs. Alban Taylor Bruce and Rebe<:ca, of East moved into the Minnie Carroll Liverpool, Mr. and Mn. Gary property n!centfy. Adkins, lilaSI Liverpool, Mrs. Mr. Simey Powell and Mr. J . .phlne stephens, sen Jeffry Homer Icenhower, local, of Columbus, lin. Wanda Don· 00 Mr. alld Mrs. Ma~ywood nolSOil, sons Ronnle and 8tapbel1, Johnston. Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mrs. Hazol Congo called on McLaurun of Columbus and Mrs. Minnie Carroll Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Hen- Mr.'and MrJ, Louis Smith and dersoll, . . Lena and daulbler, f!)'ra<use, called Elizabeth Ann of Columbus. her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 'l'blt all vfalted Mr. and Mrl. Homer 1~ recently. awilt Cmall and 'lalnlly. Mr. Robert OUrs and Mrs. LARGE LAKE Mal Van Meter, local nlle<l on The •eeond largest ' IDtl Mn. Charlie Cmoll. water lake within the boulldar· Mr. Charlie CarroU returned ies of the United States Is ldlllllplttYJIIIIDt al Columbus Okeechob!e, to miles ~rlh~! alter befna sick ot home wl.lb of Polm Btll!b, Fla. The ftu lor the past week. covers .m area of 7110 IQillft Jtev. John Busch visited Mr. mUes, but ila maximum 011t Bradford IIIII Mr. and Ml'lo [II on!y 11 itel. !araest Johnson, Raclne Rt. ---lin. John lull! Is IIIIJirov!ng Eddie An!aro, noted ~~ at Holr.Or HoSPital, and wi.U re- rode 1110 .trallbl losers.~ 111m 111me iD a few daYS. . bl 111fite:ed Ide liM vlcto!J• 01d Town Flats At The "DETROIT JEWEL" I ( \ \ I ) ON DISI'LAY AT THE SCHOOL COOKING SOIOOL WED. & THURS. APRIL 2G-21 POMEROY JR. HIGH AUDifORIUM '' - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .." Hardware - A GAS DRYER tar., e IY GliNUAL ILICTRIC e WITH THE LATEST MODERN FEATUR~S ..,.., I -· · Dlelolt Iii ,I I IN BAKER FURNHURE ..' ,, •' .·:;:~ ' DISPLAY COOKING POMEROY Eberabach \ by FRIOIDAIRE! ' ~· Fe11ured At The Cooking School QasDryer SCHOOL Ohio Valley Plumbing & 232 E. SECOND SPECIAL j DISPLAY 1 • 'ill¥• with Mlss LuclUe Smith. mtke cbt lh•apl COOKING We'll Give Away Valuable Prizes At The Cooking School I.MAIN POMIIOY PHONI WYUID OWNER VIsit The Blue Flame P..tlval 1 i 10 ON APRIL 20.21 8 PM POMEROY JR. HIGH SCHOOL -- -- lOLA BARTRUM ON ' Mrs. R"Y l'ilri•ty, Bobby, Deb- 1daughter, Fern, spent a loined our experienced st1H, 1nd In· WILL GIVE AWAY VALUABLE PRIZES EACH NIGHT. APPLIANCES . i dl has "NEW POMEROY JUNIOR HIGH AUDITORIUM SPEED QUEEN GAS DRYER I ' ' I AT THE J· I I Middlepor~, 1••"'- lOLA'S "I never knew a laundered towel cfutd ~ 11. SEE IT Mrs. fl obrrI n l son an aug ·I ded M d M R I 1 8~ fer. all of R.orlu,~ter . N. Y., Mr. He~ d rGI. lll01lerl David Belcastro and M i ss mes an aug 1 ers, a po I "·J1.1m bus, Mr. and Mr. Man·1yn \\'.1 1 ~on, \N Belandf M". Ray Hines and Mr~. Opha Offutt, Carll sons, pr · and Opal Marie. Alhen~ Rd .,i Mrs. Don MaUaek ! and Mr. and Mrs. Thnmu Web· Donna K1y, Belpre, were +fr. I day dinner guests of Mrs. Sunday dinner i! Ut'StS or Mrs. lie Christy. t Letha Wnod were Mr. an Mrs. Forrest Showalter lola lntroduee• Gt'aee ••• To Make Your Living,. Easier Now is a (l#rfut rimt sOciety NOteS Firat Time wave. lllcludlnr oboplnr oad otytfnl . .. ... t12JO lOLA IARTRUM -- h't all ia 1be tumble drylngl The difference between the h1nhllelf Gf • weather-dried rowel and rho ~u!li- of a DRYER dried towel is tmuing. Weekend fllleota ol Mr. and Mre. Arthur Orr were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neuman and lamlfy of Gallon, Dr. and Mrs. Rill· er Grueser and family of IAI· an. On SUnday, the Orra and - - - - - - - - - thl!ir gueoto Wl!l'e dinner IUeotl ! By Clarice Allen ' of Mr. and Mre. Bob Leo, Bash· , Saturday evening dinner I an. ! 1 guests of \1r. and Mrs. Law· I M nd M Ch ,_ Wood · 'I rtnre .Sm1.lh an d AI'1ce were I r. Sa da rs.d' ar. . were un y mner I'JfltS o1 Mrs. Ins WJ!son and daughters, M d M Will d Hln an ro. ar eo Kalhy an d Bar bara. ~~'t r. an d, A r. h Road O"t Jn. 1 ,,.I d d h 1 t ens . "~' fiUOS I "'*" liflcolo oech night. Allond both oooolono. APRIL 20-21-- 8 P.M. Chester ! The llnt penDUIODIIhlt'o aeluall1 000D l6r , _ llafr, Who! mobl Pfnl Tl. . _ _ , II COillaiDI I Nl"' ductloa of balr'o oolurlll oil, 1411011111, lhll'o MIUallr ob10rbed by rour hair. Pmldel protoelloD .,.... deyn011. Glveo JOU 1 110ft, IUitmU wlllllha . . . . Inr, unapolled beaul7 ol youth. School Are A $5.00 Morfo Normon Gift Cor• Brenda Burris Says: Nationaline Gas Water Heater 12.50 IIOULAI 17.10 Introductory Ollar - Our Prizes To Be Givon Away AI Cooklnt 3 "QUALITY" 6AS APPLIANCES II GET A MODERN GLASS-LINED rI PRIZES- PRIZES BAKER'S oter dinner guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Don Jobnson andsons Brl· Week~d Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre-, local, Mrs. Judy Brace and son, Racl~e, and Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Gillilan and cllfldren, Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Okey Paynter f vitea old 1nd new p1trons. d ; ~a:a~; 1~~~~ ~~ :~e:~rs ~~ ~~ ~it~~~ ";~a:~~e~. to I "Fint n111" $AUIII WAVE ., CURTIS GRACE JOHNSON, . GaiD • Nat IOU's 0utput has scoredHugest .......... P.ITIVAL Will( SPICIALI 0 ~ __,.._ ...,.,_ • . . . . . fteeGIND~•--• •• • - - • ,..._,.. II oven' both of which are available only on gas ranges, Miss Burris said. Any pot or pan in your kil<:h- f --- -- I are now more sensitive than · makers with a wider range of . temperature control and more flexibility in cooking. -- 1 . wm. Lvoat m• ..,.hMdlll lbelr own kitcllena, ... _... ·-· ----- -- · 1111 n d i • as ways to prepare bu11inesses cooperating, a IODJ foodl new 1o their list of prizes will be !Jiven members of th< audience as ,, A Taate of Amarica" is one .of the SOBsion. provlda tho "wall-to-wall" lc heatinl ne«<s in the home. rls and Manager Bob Eichhorn . ~ boat 10 neceo!BrY for good com- In the catalogue of gas appll· conducting the "trip," assl!led Doet your home have "wall- e..• that render 101!18 fort. . _ ances, there are Door furnaces, by Betty Newton, local home to-wall" beat? of t!Ja room IDIU84ble." Clean, efficient, forced • air wall furnaces, baseboard hea~ service adviser for Columbua It should, or your h•at!ng Furthermore, he keep ,all parts of the era, gas logs, radmnt heater•, Gl! of Ohio. . syatem Jan't doing ito job prop- lamperaturos throughout home - Including the ba•emeAI single-room heaters and many 1'1" Blue Flame ~e.tJVal Is •rlY . Bccordln~ to Bob Eichhorn, home shollld be squally - worm, comfortable and usa- varieties of each of these being prMonted here ny Cot uno- . Qlue Flame F•stival manager. form. If there's a wide varia- ble regardleoo of bow cold it 1 So whatever your need--ball> b11 G_as, with the PornP;o.v · • "Temperatures should be unl-!tlon between rooms, you gets outside. Iroom, built-in room, summer llfddleporl Dally Senllne. and form from noor to celllng ana Jence discomfrot as you move !;'as heating syotems ..eel be- cottage or frailer - gas heat C!OOperatlng merchan!!l as co · from wan to wall,'' Eichhorn about. cause they are designed and 1 has the answer. sponsOra. points out. "Cold air iurklni In Gas central heatinl systems, en!Jineered to control all of the A d · ddltion to "fitting" Tho llawafi, corhera crealell 'forbidden Ill· properly designed and reguJat· condiUona tbat make for true n ' '" a Pacific and comfort - uniform temperature any situation, natural ga s and humidity, proper ~lrcula- beating system~ cost less to op. ~~ tioD of clean, Ultered a1r, and erate and matntaln than any r< instant response to temperature other type. Natural gas ~ the IW change. number one house heating fuel Im There are also many specilll - providing more winter heat ' ~· beaters designed to "ftl" speell· than aU other fuels combined. ~ down.·· ~ ever f~:n~ t =~·. ~:~::.:'::rfi!~ I the way, memDera oi U"' perrorrnance wi:i ~ ..; •..a. : . may find Thursday. 11 lor redeooraiiDa in:!: pearance ln PGmeroy, WednM· to Ohlo.q, will be d.Jsousllld jaudlancea of the current day and Thuroday, April 20 and and demonstrated by M~a Bur· 1011'1 Feotival, 1•· 1 . . Dally Sentine~ Pomeroy-M•ddlopori, 0,, April 19, 1866-!a Both performan~ea begin at 8 p.m. Admlaslon " free. . tfl/ tfl/all l• tour of rqlonal Ablencan will be preaented to the aud· _ •·Nothing lends itself to in. Burris explains._ ''Turn it on an_d 1· ~::-: ;~k."'&r~~~~0\1~~- ~~=f:.ul~~~~/~~1-~~:~ ~~- B.:.~:-~~.~~thr:, .· 1tanl thermostatic control any better lhcm a gas flame." Miss Aloni with the foodo to lle of lwo Bfuo Flame Festival dl!monstrated, MlJi Buris wlU Shows entirely new for the cur· . · an insilfht into the var· rent aesson, according to Aflan • "A Taste of America" Is the New Enllalld wlU be among the rll and Elcllhorn. title of the opening show ol the reliona thet wlfl be villted by The entertiin!ng Llue Flame Festival, the enter- the fira~tlllow oudience. In eo,h, coatume chinjes and an modern gas ranges. _accord;tng to Miss Brenda Burrrs, host- . ess ror thf! Blue Flame Festi· vai. IaNDA IUIRI5, . '•, AVE. • ~' ' ~l:i ' .. o. ' .',, ' . ~ ' :.- . FREE PANANoROLLER With Each 2·Gallon Puu••s• VANYLITE LATEX WAll PAINT Ebersbach Hardwan,·;,I POMEIOY MAIN STUD ' '' �I• n ' . ' ., IJ ·' ' n~t~nt Control Secret of Automatic Cooking • -f. Instant control is the secret ~behind auto~~~ic, -~~!~~:n~..~~ :>cooK mg. i:lllu ·~ ., ... • .... · -~·¥ ·-·-·~ Festival Offers 'Taste of America' I I I . / it hc.1ts in an mstant turn 1l off ;md il's off im mediat-:>ty. I You nrw•1· hnvt> In wai l for a gns hurner 1.0 warm up or roo! ience in the initial Festival ses. sion, with Hoetess Brenda Bur- And the new thermostats on ..matchless'' natural gas ranges HaVIDg • "aII·tO·" H.eat Proves J0bIS 8eiDP • Done before, providing homl"· I There ar e many wonderful : features being built into modern kitchen ranges all designed kl provide the homamaker wiUt · more leisure time. Two or the finest are the "burner-with-a · brain" and the •·programmed NEW homemaking equipment get a once-o~er from this young homemaker-with her approval very obvious. It's the modem gas water heater, of course, that 1e1s the attention during the Blue Flame -.F:.:•::•ti='v~al=·~-------------- - - -- ··----· -- Pn becomes an automatic uten. •il when it's placed on the , Easter morning at the Porttand1ler. Their son, Michael, wlll re- wen! pleasantly IUrprised F~ Methodist Church with the foi-l main with his ll'andparents, day ovenlng by their cbUdteh "burner-with . a . brain." . . TEEN AGERS HEAR about programmed eookin from Brenda Burris, Blue Flame Festival hostess. lowing members participating: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush In honor of tholr wedding 8ll· { Without lear of' over-cooking i "Flank Steak Sur rise" is a food Miss Burris wiff do via prograll!med cooking for Festival first-night· Mrs. Howard Ebersbach, Mrs. while Mrs. Euiet Is recoupern· nfversary. They were present!\1 or burning, btodafy sd homtbemakers "Programmeg cooking" Is a term for using the automatfc convEUiiences of modern gas ranges for Don JohMon, Mrs. Louise arew- tmg from a rocent operatton. a nice wall clock by Mr. and ~ er can leave er oo m e care 1 · ·· f I' , 1 . t" er, Mls!l Charlene Ward, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Don John!en l M BIIJ H ba k d blldren of this autol!llltic "pot-watch- __ the most carc_ree_t)'Pe 0 . mea ~I_C(lar~ Ion_. - · Judy Cozart, Marvin McKelvey, and soM spent E..ter evenfnfl : ;· and M~s ~:nSa0 ;-. and er" to cwk e1ther fast or slow. I . .. , • James Ray Lawrence, Tim Co- with Mr. and Mrs. Thereon · . · ....J ' YC . as desired With the widest pos-jture holdmg the food plpmg l d s d Sch I s J h R . I family, JVJT, an~ Mrs. harlos ' Sible rang~ of temperatures. I hot and ready to serve for hours, zart, an un aHay ldoo R "":' ownsokn, dac~~~· I t!J h Balrer and children, Mr. and . . : ··th t drving it out. mtendent, Mr. ro oua . ee -en v ors a e ome Mrs. Robert Codner and faml· The heal ~ measured a • d "' ou · . WASHINGTON IUPII The [rise. I Neverthl!fess, the Commerce Mr. and Mrs. Robert Euler, of Mr. and Mrs. Clint Johnson Mr and Mrs John Codner reg~ated through an alummum I Modern gasb ~~t~es c~rl .n nation's output or goods and , Since the economy was much Ornsrtment not!d that pri~es Morgantown, W. Va.; spent the inclul!ed, Mr. and Mrs. Joe 1y~ f~rnily ~ andMr.s Paul sensmg eleme~t !~at;~. m t h~~ all st.yles_ f Ul ~~n~/ ~ ~:: scrv iees scored iL" biggest gain ! smaller in 1950, tha t Increase rose faster in the first quarter Easter week-end with their par~ Glltilan and children, Cantan, ;aynter ~s Ethel Hoback ) cent:r of the _ urnet. 18 ali i• tkop·ms an . ree- ~ m nt l in nearly 16 years during the amounted to more than six per than at any other time during ents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eu~ Mrs. Betty Combs and son, ~ · t rirst three months of 1966, the cent in the nation's over.all food and keep it constantly at Xnd they arP. beautifully [ Commerce Department report- j output. The latest advance, ~ anv pre-selected temperature. ''cleanable" wltb many remov~ ed today. coming on a much blJier base, : The ''programmed oven" I able parts such as lifl·off oven 1 The gross national product was only about 2.5 per cent. ~ Is also thermostatically controll· doors and even lirt-out oven rose $16.9 billion to an annual Thus the first quarter GN_P j ed and lets the cook prepare Iliners. rate of $714. I ~iii\ ion. j figures are ~ot expected _to ~1p t her meal, place Jt in the gas Gas rauges _ like o_ther gas It w~e the b1ggest quarterly ~e scales m favor of ~ _tclx oven. set the cont rols and leave appliances - are Jump m the GNP since the mcrease to head err mflatlon. ;:· the house. ' with the needs uf modern outbreak of the Korean war, ----~--- ~ The meal cooks trDmediately by providing the family when consumera rushed to buy : - thus eliminatinl any chance with the e<act larilities up things In lear of possible 1 i 1 . I of spoiling - and when It r..cl> nl!eds to prepare the shortages. t s l.he Pxact. dep-ee of doneness, idrous array of meats, produce 'Mlat was the third quarter the oven automa«cally adjust land propared foodstuffs avail· 11511, when GNP Increased to a "Keep • warm" tempera· able on her ' sttelves. RUlland Society Notes billion. The advance during January,, - - - - - - - - February and March this Mr. and Mrs. Norman Roush more eVenly spread among and children, Charleston, spent consumers, bus!nessmeo the Easter week-end with his the govemllli!nt. parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Harold economists stressed that latest increase was balanced" than the .. Roush. Mr. and Mrs. William McKoel. and son Marvjn, were Ea the current five-year business expansion. . Nearly o~ per cent of the ftrst quarter s 2.5 per cent was In the fotm of pric-es_. the res~ real mcrease m . volume If pr_o. __ duc_t,_on_._ __ Jer and Mr. and Mrs. Harold ~oush. They w~ accompan· 1ed. home by the1r daughter, Lor1 who bas 8Jll!Rt the past sev~ era! days with her grandpar· ents, Mr. and Mt·s. Henry Eu- an and Bruce. guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Price were their daughter Miss Patsy Price and Mr. Charles Jtrdan, Columbus. Mr. and Mn. Hubert Price, and daughter, Beverly, apent the Eaoter weok-end In Paw Paw, W. Va., as guests of Mn. Price's parents, Mr. and MrJ. Ray Larlcfns. Sunri8e HI'I'W wert lleld was a gues · SUnday afternoon IJ\Ietltl or Mr. and Mrs. Okey Paynter were Mr. and Mra. Ralph Ra4cliff, Syracuse, and Mr. an~ Mrs. Paul Paynter, Carpenter. Flame Bob ble and Sandra Wood. : days wit.h Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Will of ~ Showalter In North Caroline. Syracust• cnllrd on Mr. !lnd Jesse Tuttle was taken 1\!rs. Demel Clf'land Sunday 1the Veterans Hospital on evening. 1day as a medical patient. Mr. and Mrs. Chorlea Gaul Mrs. Henry Beaver has ""''" " and daughter, Cincinnati visit. Ireturned to her ~ome from the ifd Saturday with :\1r. and Mrs. Ihospital. frank G;JLJI WIUiarn Hellman wa••. :~:; II Weekend guests of Mr. and eel home Monday from V ~ Mrs. Curti!> Wolfe were Mr. Hospital after several weeks · and Mrs. Lloyd Wolf and I a !urglc•f pstlent. · children ol Akron, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Denzel ClelancJ 1 llrs. Howard Wolf and family. Iwere in Galllpolis, Monday. , Beip~~ and Mrs. <:ene Von Mrs. R""s Cleland and Mrs. Meter family ol Granville, Norman McCain ahopped in 1 afld , and Mrs. Henry Hart- ParkerlbUrl Monday evening. · • man and daughters. Mrs. lrfo Willon of Rochest- ~ i Mrs. John Reuter, Kathy and er, N. Y., spent a few days Oeorae, ol Akron 'JIInt several with her parents, Mr. and 1 ll 1 A Srpringtime Mrs. Thoma~ Weber. EDWARD IAell, l!WNER ~ .J .O ·,' APRIL 20 & 21 Pomeroy Jr. HI School 8:00PM I THE SOUTH RISES AGAIN with this "Southern Pecan ' Breakfast Roll" being discovered by Festival Hostess Brenda Burris' young helper, Similar southern dishes will be prepared for tho audience during the Blue Flame Fes· tival "A Taste of America" show. Society Notes • 2·o1Cit Tflllll loll""' Ill .,.ot dryfllt mlnlllftl I I l SCHOOL TOP QUAUTY THROUGHOUT THE YEA.RS ••• sEE THEuw MODas TODAY! Mr. Mllo Rhodes is at Meigs General Hospital. I Mrs. Oma Autberson has been en the sick not. Mr. Frank Cornel i• at lbe hospital for treatment. Mrs. Ethel Johnson, Mrs. ElBY MAY JOHNSTON sie Roush, Portland, visited Funeral service waJ held Tues. their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ho· day at Z:30 al the Freedom mer Uerthower. Golpol Million Cl11lrdl for Mrl. Mr. 1nd Mro. Lawrence Theiss Lizzie Falkber of Co!UIIlbus. of Cleveland, spent East>r with ptlled away Friday at the her motber, Mrs. Louise Van bellte of ber daughter, Mr. and Meter and daughter. lira. llarley McLaull!it, Si1e was Mr. and Mrs, Lawn!nce buried at Bald Knobs Cemetery, oton and family visited her paratlalding tho fUneral eolta, Mr. and Mrs. Ed !tom a distance ,..re Mr. and SUIIday afternoon. Mrs. Leonard Courson, son Mr. and Mrs. Alban Taylor Bruce and Rebe<:ca, of East moved into the Minnie Carroll Liverpool, Mr. and Mn. Gary property n!centfy. Adkins, lilaSI Liverpool, Mrs. Mr. Simey Powell and Mr. J . .phlne stephens, sen Jeffry Homer Icenhower, local, of Columbus, lin. Wanda Don· 00 Mr. alld Mrs. Ma~ywood nolSOil, sons Ronnle and 8tapbel1, Johnston. Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mrs. Hazol Congo called on McLaurun of Columbus and Mrs. Minnie Carroll Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Hen- Mr.'and MrJ, Louis Smith and dersoll, . . Lena and daulbler, f!)'ra<use, called Elizabeth Ann of Columbus. her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 'l'blt all vfalted Mr. and Mrl. Homer 1~ recently. awilt Cmall and 'lalnlly. Mr. Robert OUrs and Mrs. LARGE LAKE Mal Van Meter, local nlle<l on The •eeond largest ' IDtl Mn. Charlie Cmoll. water lake within the boulldar· Mr. Charlie CarroU returned ies of the United States Is ldlllllplttYJIIIIDt al Columbus Okeechob!e, to miles ~rlh~! alter befna sick ot home wl.lb of Polm Btll!b, Fla. The ftu lor the past week. covers .m area of 7110 IQillft Jtev. John Busch visited Mr. mUes, but ila maximum 011t Bradford IIIII Mr. and Ml'lo [II on!y 11 itel. !araest Johnson, Raclne Rt. ---lin. John lull! Is IIIIJirov!ng Eddie An!aro, noted ~~ at Holr.Or HoSPital, and wi.U re- rode 1110 .trallbl losers.~ 111m 111me iD a few daYS. . bl 111fite:ed Ide liM vlcto!J• 01d Town Flats At The "DETROIT JEWEL" I ( \ \ I ) ON DISI'LAY AT THE SCHOOL COOKING SOIOOL WED. & THURS. APRIL 2G-21 POMEROY JR. HIGH AUDifORIUM '' - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .." Hardware - A GAS DRYER tar., e IY GliNUAL ILICTRIC e WITH THE LATEST MODERN FEATUR~S ..,.., I -· · Dlelolt Iii ,I I IN BAKER FURNHURE ..' ,, •' .·:;:~ ' DISPLAY COOKING POMEROY Eberabach \ by FRIOIDAIRE! ' ~· Fe11ured At The Cooking School QasDryer SCHOOL Ohio Valley Plumbing & 232 E. SECOND SPECIAL j DISPLAY 1 • 'ill¥• with Mlss LuclUe Smith. mtke cbt lh•apl COOKING We'll Give Away Valuable Prizes At The Cooking School I.MAIN POMIIOY PHONI WYUID OWNER VIsit The Blue Flame P..tlval 1 i 10 ON APRIL 20.21 8 PM POMEROY JR. HIGH SCHOOL -- -- lOLA BARTRUM ON ' Mrs. R"Y l'ilri•ty, Bobby, Deb- 1daughter, Fern, spent a loined our experienced st1H, 1nd In· WILL GIVE AWAY VALUABLE PRIZES EACH NIGHT. APPLIANCES . i dl has "NEW POMEROY JUNIOR HIGH AUDITORIUM SPEED QUEEN GAS DRYER I ' ' I AT THE J· I I Middlepor~, 1••"'- lOLA'S "I never knew a laundered towel cfutd ~ 11. SEE IT Mrs. fl obrrI n l son an aug ·I ded M d M R I 1 8~ fer. all of R.orlu,~ter . N. Y., Mr. He~ d rGI. lll01lerl David Belcastro and M i ss mes an aug 1 ers, a po I "·J1.1m bus, Mr. and Mr. Man·1yn \\'.1 1 ~on, \N Belandf M". Ray Hines and Mr~. Opha Offutt, Carll sons, pr · and Opal Marie. Alhen~ Rd .,i Mrs. Don MaUaek ! and Mr. and Mrs. Thnmu Web· Donna K1y, Belpre, were +fr. I day dinner guests of Mrs. Sunday dinner i! Ut'StS or Mrs. lie Christy. t Letha Wnod were Mr. an Mrs. Forrest Showalter lola lntroduee• Gt'aee ••• To Make Your Living,. Easier Now is a (l#rfut rimt sOciety NOteS Firat Time wave. lllcludlnr oboplnr oad otytfnl . .. ... t12JO lOLA IARTRUM -- h't all ia 1be tumble drylngl The difference between the h1nhllelf Gf • weather-dried rowel and rho ~u!li- of a DRYER dried towel is tmuing. Weekend fllleota ol Mr. and Mre. Arthur Orr were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neuman and lamlfy of Gallon, Dr. and Mrs. Rill· er Grueser and family of IAI· an. On SUnday, the Orra and - - - - - - - - - thl!ir gueoto Wl!l'e dinner IUeotl ! By Clarice Allen ' of Mr. and Mre. Bob Leo, Bash· , Saturday evening dinner I an. ! 1 guests of \1r. and Mrs. Law· I M nd M Ch ,_ Wood · 'I rtnre .Sm1.lh an d AI'1ce were I r. Sa da rs.d' ar. . were un y mner I'JfltS o1 Mrs. Ins WJ!son and daughters, M d M Will d Hln an ro. ar eo Kalhy an d Bar bara. ~~'t r. an d, A r. h Road O"t Jn. 1 ,,.I d d h 1 t ens . "~' fiUOS I "'*" liflcolo oech night. Allond both oooolono. APRIL 20-21-- 8 P.M. Chester ! The llnt penDUIODIIhlt'o aeluall1 000D l6r , _ llafr, Who! mobl Pfnl Tl. . _ _ , II COillaiDI I Nl"' ductloa of balr'o oolurlll oil, 1411011111, lhll'o MIUallr ob10rbed by rour hair. Pmldel protoelloD .,.... deyn011. Glveo JOU 1 110ft, IUitmU wlllllha . . . . Inr, unapolled beaul7 ol youth. School Are A $5.00 Morfo Normon Gift Cor• Brenda Burris Says: Nationaline Gas Water Heater 12.50 IIOULAI 17.10 Introductory Ollar - Our Prizes To Be Givon Away AI Cooklnt 3 "QUALITY" 6AS APPLIANCES II GET A MODERN GLASS-LINED rI PRIZES- PRIZES BAKER'S oter dinner guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Don Jobnson andsons Brl· Week~d Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre-, local, Mrs. Judy Brace and son, Racl~e, and Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Gillilan and cllfldren, Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Okey Paynter f vitea old 1nd new p1trons. d ; ~a:a~; 1~~~~ ~~ :~e:~rs ~~ ~~ ~it~~~ ";~a:~~e~. to I "Fint n111" $AUIII WAVE ., CURTIS GRACE JOHNSON, . GaiD • Nat IOU's 0utput has scoredHugest .......... P.ITIVAL Will( SPICIALI 0 ~ __,.._ ...,.,_ • . . . . . fteeGIND~•--• •• • - - • ,..._,.. II oven' both of which are available only on gas ranges, Miss Burris said. Any pot or pan in your kil<:h- f --- -- I are now more sensitive than · makers with a wider range of . temperature control and more flexibility in cooking. -- 1 . wm. Lvoat m• ..,.hMdlll lbelr own kitcllena, ... _... ·-· ----- -- · 1111 n d i • as ways to prepare bu11inesses cooperating, a IODJ foodl new 1o their list of prizes will be !Jiven members of th< audience as ,, A Taate of Amarica" is one .of the SOBsion. provlda tho "wall-to-wall" lc heatinl ne«<s in the home. rls and Manager Bob Eichhorn . ~ boat 10 neceo!BrY for good com- In the catalogue of gas appll· conducting the "trip," assl!led Doet your home have "wall- e..• that render 101!18 fort. . _ ances, there are Door furnaces, by Betty Newton, local home to-wall" beat? of t!Ja room IDIU84ble." Clean, efficient, forced • air wall furnaces, baseboard hea~ service adviser for Columbua It should, or your h•at!ng Furthermore, he keep ,all parts of the era, gas logs, radmnt heater•, Gl! of Ohio. . syatem Jan't doing ito job prop- lamperaturos throughout home - Including the ba•emeAI single-room heaters and many 1'1" Blue Flame ~e.tJVal Is •rlY . Bccordln~ to Bob Eichhorn, home shollld be squally - worm, comfortable and usa- varieties of each of these being prMonted here ny Cot uno- . Qlue Flame F•stival manager. form. If there's a wide varia- ble regardleoo of bow cold it 1 So whatever your need--ball> b11 G_as, with the PornP;o.v · • "Temperatures should be unl-!tlon between rooms, you gets outside. Iroom, built-in room, summer llfddleporl Dally Senllne. and form from noor to celllng ana Jence discomfrot as you move !;'as heating syotems ..eel be- cottage or frailer - gas heat C!OOperatlng merchan!!l as co · from wan to wall,'' Eichhorn about. cause they are designed and 1 has the answer. sponsOra. points out. "Cold air iurklni In Gas central heatinl systems, en!Jineered to control all of the A d · ddltion to "fitting" Tho llawafi, corhera crealell 'forbidden Ill· properly designed and reguJat· condiUona tbat make for true n ' '" a Pacific and comfort - uniform temperature any situation, natural ga s and humidity, proper ~lrcula- beating system~ cost less to op. ~~ tioD of clean, Ultered a1r, and erate and matntaln than any r< instant response to temperature other type. Natural gas ~ the IW change. number one house heating fuel Im There are also many specilll - providing more winter heat ' ~· beaters designed to "ftl" speell· than aU other fuels combined. ~ down.·· ~ ever f~:n~ t =~·. ~:~::.:'::rfi!~ I the way, memDera oi U"' perrorrnance wi:i ~ ..; •..a. : . may find Thursday. 11 lor redeooraiiDa in:!: pearance ln PGmeroy, WednM· to Ohlo.q, will be d.Jsousllld jaudlancea of the current day and Thuroday, April 20 and and demonstrated by M~a Bur· 1011'1 Feotival, 1•· 1 . . Dally Sentine~ Pomeroy-M•ddlopori, 0,, April 19, 1866-!a Both performan~ea begin at 8 p.m. Admlaslon " free. . tfl/ tfl/all l• tour of rqlonal Ablencan will be preaented to the aud· _ •·Nothing lends itself to in. Burris explains._ ''Turn it on an_d 1· ~::-: ;~k."'&r~~~~0\1~~- ~~=f:.ul~~~~/~~1-~~:~ ~~- B.:.~:-~~.~~thr:, .· 1tanl thermostatic control any better lhcm a gas flame." Miss Aloni with the foodo to lle of lwo Bfuo Flame Festival dl!monstrated, MlJi Buris wlU Shows entirely new for the cur· . · an insilfht into the var· rent aesson, according to Aflan • "A Taste of America" Is the New Enllalld wlU be among the rll and Elcllhorn. title of the opening show ol the reliona thet wlfl be villted by The entertiin!ng Llue Flame Festival, the enter- the fira~tlllow oudience. In eo,h, coatume chinjes and an modern gas ranges. _accord;tng to Miss Brenda Burrrs, host- . ess ror thf! Blue Flame Festi· vai. IaNDA IUIRI5, . '•, AVE. • ~' ' ~l:i ' .. o. ' .',, ' . ~ ' :.- . FREE PANANoROLLER With Each 2·Gallon Puu••s• VANYLITE LATEX WAll PAINT Ebersbach Hardwan,·;,I POMEIOY MAIN STUD ' '' �.. ,. )\ ' I ' I ), • sentinel, Pom•roy-Mtddlopcrt, o.• Apdllt, l1llll Weather No .Problem zn • Using Gas Dryer -Syr~aeose---r •' ' '· i Society Notes A bousewile no looger ael!ds Not R she bas u automatic lnfl to Mlsa Brenda Jlurrls, host- about dolnfllaundry. "!'be ctevel- eel on U as welt" to be a part-time ~atller pro- gas dryer, tllat Is, ess lor tbe Blue Flame Festival, opment of tile gas elothes dryer , . . . ~t::~ ·::!:.~~ ~t ~r:om"a t" rlf't"idin~e "'Orvin ~if: clothes once was .• who admit& she knowl little .. aot only. bas brought the sui- Laboratory expertments b~V, · By ADA SLACK wheR to do the family wasb. IbJt-or-miss proposition," accor(l..l bOulllle matter, ouu IRII~ U~~:.ll aiUuc iHduu.-., l.,~~ il~ !~ti-W-::- sdrholwdn that clothes 2W0as,hed at ,.._ Attendance at the E.U.B. . · e as many as 1m~ u~ ChUrch School Eastor . Sijllday eent guest. of her motl)f>r Mrs.l Harley 1!. Jon·l& .., of WolfJ daushtor-ln-law, Mr" and_ Mrs.! Mrs. ~· who rtturned to lnfl a -:~c~~· drylet: d~ '; was 47 with a coJiectJOR of Myrtle McBride. • Pen, atteRded tullE!ral r,en~esj Robert SlaCk, vav10. IIHI MDYD! meir I10Jilell1 un awiUij. appreCI · a or ose t . $19.85. Sunri,. services were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Morarily for Wilkie Sarson, " the Bap- of MasaU!on; soa and diughter- Easter weekend guesls of color briUianee. The ' 8 n' , alsc heald . and Marcy Jo and Terry Lee tist Cbur-!h in Racine 01 11m s- iJl..law, Mr. and Mrs. Eirl Wat. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Diddle cledothesuwhndeo hung o:;:oors ~~~Mr. anci Mrs. RaymoRd But- of Columbus spent the East- day. · kina, Mike, Clharessa\·-"nd Carol IMll sons were their ebildren, du 8 worn er on~cher and daughter, Jellll, have er weekenil with hi! mot~er, Miss Eleanor ay Schneider of Toledo. On Sundiy they l\lr and Mrs. Paul IJibo"n and few ex~sw:ea tot:;" ble:'~' returned to their home in Mrs. Pauline Morarity end spent aR Eas~er •.•acatinn frum were all dinner guesta of Mrs. r.bildro of Lancasttr, Mt. 81)1) suo, w PPo:tR .WID 8 an u. Winston Salem, N. C., ufter a brother, Marty. Marshall eoUege, HuntiJgton. S~ck'e daughter ~ son-ln-law Mr!. Hermaa Mart~LI (If Pom- ing dirt particles ill the alr. visit with her motller, MrS. Mr. and Mrs. Jame• R. The ThiM Wedac!IJ.ly Home: Mr. and Mrs, Harley E. Jobll- ''0)1 and Mr. and Mro. WDIIam And aew development! a Augusta Will and Mr and Mrs. White of Do•bar, W. Va , spent makers C!-Jb will be on tile soa and cblldrell of Wolf Ptn. CUidlll and cbildres, Io<nl. belplng boost tile •lrendy "" JaJnes Authersoo alld daugb- Easter wJth his mother, Mrs. "Dialing For Dollar<" WSAZ. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Juniot Martla 1ng popularity of gas dryers. Patricia. Agnes Whito and uncle, TV show Wed•c.il•'Y, April Ill, Jolm Slack and Johnny, loest have moved to lbe <llarlea Yost Some have extra capacity f,,, Visitors of Mr!. Vena Souls- Richard Durkworth. Saturriay at 9 a, m. Mr. and Mrs. William TbueJI. farm at Nease SetOement. the woman with a• large famil} and daughter, Glenna, were visitors were Mr. aRd Mrs. Mr. anrt Mn Hlcbard Rousll. ., were Easter Day pests of Mrs. Jobl Bohram aJKI il'otb- Many have a selectio1 range u. Mr. aRd Mrs. Edward Souls- Millard Duckworth of HuRt- spent Tuesday ~ Gallipolis. his sister and brother-In-law, er, ..Rollin CIIITOII, were recent drying needs and varying heah. daughter, Joan: Mr. and inglo!J. Easter Dot vlsito'11 of Mrs. Mr. and Mro. Kenneth Arm- IIUOSI! of their aliter and broth· Some have a "cool down" "' . Thomas Soulsby, daugh- Mr. aRd Mrs. Ken11eth K~:u~bler Maggie Otddht aud daugb.er, atroq of Cincinnati. The 40th er-ln-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Her~ tins to restore wrinkle resi~l Debbie of Cleveland; Mr. and tw1 childre• of Sugar Grace 011..-, were Mr. and wecldlni anniversary of Mr. scbel Rose and cbiLlreD of MIJI. ance while otllers have an ultra· and Mrs. LewJS Soulsby and Creek SlJOn• the Easte>· wetk Mrs. Darr.O Brown, Freddie ud Mra. Thuener was oboerv- etavUle. '1110)' were joilfti there· viiJ\e< light to add JIUJlShine Mr. ••d Mrs. Robert lllcCJuog eod wW> ber psreots. Mr. and a1d Leana, ol Mileral Wells, W. Ill. 'l'bey weno lllllft"led II CIJI. by their bro1:1er, Joha Carroll lreahneSB. Most have lint col of st. Albans. W. Va.; Mr. Mrs. Fred Jeokins, ilr. \'a.; Della· Starkey of CoJum. oluaU oa AprD 10, 11121 wblcb Jr. of Soulb Cbarlestml, W. Va. lectors and 0.. ..,. model ever. Mrs. Eddie Soulsby and Easter Day gue•ls of Mr. bus and Alice Flaaagao of Park- wao aiS<I Easter Day. Mro. Larry Dllciler Rlf cLll· bas a lint "lnolncerator"' io that family of Fairdale, W. Va., and and Mrs. Royal Thomas l'lere ersburg, W. Va. Mrs. Oma Winebreoner bas d'"fD returned to Columbus Df- the housewife never h8t to opMr. and Mrs. Keith Kirby a11d their son and daugnter·\o- Mr. aDd M.rll!. Robert A. Har-- retw'ned to her home here aft- ter 1 •isit bert with her en a container to remove the two cbildreJJ of Van, W. Va. Jaw. Mr. afld Mr.!!. Paul l'hom- den aad sot, Eric, of M:ariOr, er spe11ding two weeks in mother, Mtll. Rose11a Thomsna collected fluff. Mr. and Mrs. 'f'burman Kais- as and 'iau~ot.er alild smJ·ia-law, were Easter wef.ke11J !IUtltl of New .Brightoa. Pa., with her IDd family. Her mother ICCID· And, Miss Burris coBcluded. er a1d daughter of lrootoo Mr. and Mn. Raymood Miller, bl• paren.s, Mr. aod Mro. cbildroo, Mr. and Mn. Elmer paaled ber to Colllllli1Us. 1 gas dryer operates no t h • •pent Friday witll his ;ister daughters. Marilyn, Kore•, bert Hard••, J1mm, and Deb- Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Qlarles Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ruscbel least expensive of aU fuels. A and orother·iR·Iaw. M,. aod Sydney aod son. Tommy, of hJe. Mills ud Mr. ud Mrs. Earl ud dllldreo of Pomeroy aad normal load COllis Jess than 1 Mrs. Robert Harden, Jimmy Columbus •Rd Mik• Thomp•on Easter wee<elld guests of Davlsol and grllldsoa, Mr. steve 'l'berp, local, were East- penoy to dry. This ecooomy. SO "MESS- LESS" is the gas operated outdoor grill of and Deobie. of Orleot. Mrs. Ada ~tact 111d soa, Pot. and Mn. RoaDie Miller. She er guests ol Mn. Ruschel'o par- pllll malnleJIIJnce-lree operaUon. the type demonstrated at the Blue Flame Festival, !hal Mr. and Mrs. Ray Williams Mrs. Ad• Slack alld oon, Ea· Eldea E. Slack, who II borne was a.-panted bere "' Mr .. Hil, Hr. IIIII Mro. Carsoa is 8R Important factor io lixlay's thk; lady can wear her white lace glo\•es while she and sons ol Rayland were rP.- gene, aRd il~r daughter, Mrs. 01: leave wert ber liP lftd aad Mr1. Miller and Mr. ud Hayes, budget-consCious houaeholds. on lhe grilL lALII REPORT OMe Vallq IJ\onloek 0:. GIWpolls, April If, Iliff HOGS - 1'ID to 220 lbo. 22 to 2S: 2211 to 250 lba. 22 to 23; Light 20 to JS; Fat Sows 18 to 211; Slap 14 to 18; Baars I tol 14 to 20 Sows l P!ga '1$ VEAL CALVF.'I - Tops , Dally Seottnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aprll19, 125; Snoats n to 211. 110; Secnoda 28 to S2; Mt!dlum CAITLE - Steers 211 to 51; ' 22 to 28; Com. & llvs. 20 to 32; HeUers 18 to 2ii; Baby Reel Culls 18 to 22. 31 18; Fat Cows 18 to 20: SHEEP - Ewes & Lms. 5 Canners 12 to 18; Bulla 18' to 10; Stock Ewes 4 to 10; 22.50; Mllk Cows 11111 to 200. Sheep 5 to 10; Culla I to 5; HELEN HELP US! to ;;. Brenda Burris, hostess says: You(ll Be A Lovelier llf.Ar Sixtaf!n: This column Is for young peo- H I were your motber ~ct.-ru: -~wlj'n ple, tllelr problema and plea>- •'-·'- Ul'U 1 UICU BRIDE WITH ART CARVED on Its own little throne ~Carved® F.turlng ••• D~AM DJ.\MOND ~GS Miss Brenda Burris I ADd you !lbDuldl You're receiving the aristocrat of rinp. America's favorite since 1850. You'D lldore Its ullnl-moclem, lofty styling. You'll eberish ill dsr· lini lbroae. And bell be happy, too! He's buying the cliamoad with the world famoua ArtCarved guar· lllltee. Get all the filets 8Jld see our complete collection lodq. Models from $160. ...-.......... MANAGII IN HOT WATER with her mother unless she gets tho . . . · J I gas company experts will pro- Goessler Jewelry Store Court St. Hardwick 36" GAS RANGE CK -· ,,,n the wall rmd: unlock LAMBS - Tops :11: Seoollds 18 to 20; !Jght Wts. 15 to 20; Common 14 to 18. llWAV ' BOTH NIGHTS ! ' • Furnished by Pomeroy Flower Shop - WE WIRE FLOWERS EVERYWHERE POMEROY FLOWER SHOP W. MAIN MRS. MILLARD VAN METER Phono WY 2·2039-Nlght Wl9.2951 II ' ' POMEROY II No Gimmicks! I WHO KNOW SHOP ... TINY'S HAS CHO$EN THE NO. 1 BUY 1966 CHEVROLET I I I I f' ! dcmr:1ting. A ~ecenl survey of homP- 1"II OWT1{'rs who installed gas a1r 1 conrlitirming sl1owed tl1;1t : appetites and di sposd.JOns im- [ Tile k rem I in was the proved ; colds. hay t evt~r and : central fortress in medieval Russian c1t1es. It was usual· similar ailment s wPre drasti- : I• situated on the .high bank cally reduced .md frtrniliP 'i of a river or m the angle spent more time at h()nlf' tu- formed by the confluPnc• ·&ether. or two riven. Inside were In faq 1 nearly every iam1iy In- I loralrd th~ cathedral, pal· •· · ~ baiJ-..1 · aces for the bishop and .,::fVle . uJ gas a•r coRd!- prince, government ... oftlct ,,tto.ning ' s a low • ('()St !uxury I buildings and stores for they · -. Jdn't afford to be with,! ~mmunition and provisions ,tuf. m case of siege. SeverallrnEicbom said there are two portant dtiea such 11 Mos. .tHt:s.ic type!! of gas air condl- , cow, Smolensk and Novo. · gorod were bllllt arowul old tiooors: a central -'lystem kr8.111lin1. which provideo cool. filtered • '•mtint' •r w olr Ia 11Je IUQllll... OiJd ......, 1 1 ........-....--- .... -· ...--.. -.... ... .......... ..... ........ . . .. ·~==== ....... ...... ....... __ -........................ , .....&•-_ ,.... . . , I 7 ...... . . . . 'I .. _ . Middleport; 0~' ] = .. I Ia ........ _ ..., ,. 724 ~ Wednesday '· and Thurstlay ,, " Nigbts i ~ Mr. Jim llclunan ... "F~stftlal SPECIAL" J I* I b • WITH TRADI White or Coppertone ... ,_ Ill ' Sale Says: ' FREE! 2 Outdoor Gas Lights While In l'otlieroy.Jnd :Middleport for the "Coollllit llchool'! Wtllo neaday and Thunday, April 10th and 211t. Be 1AD't to attend tile ONS GIVIN AT EACH SESSION ATTEND lOTH SESSIONS . "Blue I'IID!e Mval" at tile. Pomeroy J~ : IIIah' fldlaol· Ad ,:. • I 2 ,. . _...._.. I ,.a a liiJr II . I-. • .·. ..- " , . , 'k .._ .. ·., \' • .il'-' 7'£11 . . I 1111 . . . . . . s • •t 1a -..'::it . . . . , kWtl 5 L~ Anlold, • .,. '-" r~·- .: ~ ..... ~. R!llltncl . , 0. -. • , . • • ~·it .. . ' . . .. ~ 8:00PM AmND THE ••• POMEROY JR . HIGH SCHOOL . . I!IIE' nclflll .. FW Pll• alght1y ' We're 'Ccl9perttl'!9 With. Th,. . Cooking School .. , POME~OY MOTOR ..... ,COMPANY 1 , .. ,. •.• ,,. ...•...: w:r 2-2126 •'VIIIt our OK 111111 c.r 1M' . . I'CMU.OY . Rutla.nd Furniture IH 2:4211 - torllllll- Baeh Dla!at at 8 p.m. -Ill ............., ..... • , d:i ON DISPLAY AT THI COOKING SCHOOl ' Ml - tHDIC. 'OF WHIT* " 011 COPPIRTONI 10 - lt ( ' '1 ,, l · -s~oo Food Gift Certificatts ·Given ·w Night • ' FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ORDER NOW for MOTHER'S DAY THE FACTS COOitJNG SCHOOL II _J 't GIV~N FO~ Bucks 4 to 8; Fat Wethera "The Blue Flame Festival· ~ OUR FLuvvcRS this closed mind witll a lew i AS with the rest of Helen Help ultimatums, tile first one beilll. Us, It welcomet laughs but won't dodge a serious question "Let's talk tllis over wllb our minister - or else"' -H. with a brush-off. Dear Helen: Send your teen-age what to do or when to com• Uons to YOUTH ASKED what ro do or whtn to come IT, <are of Helen Help home or how to act. I've raised this newspaper. since I can remember, SO YOU THINK YOU'VE my motller has never GOT IT TUUGB? sober slnee f ean rememDearl Helen: I clean the house and My mother won't let me talk comes home drunk and more tllan 20 minutes on tile It up, throwlnfl h e r phone .. Door Helea: I'm 18, everywhere, and breakand still can't car-date thinga, Once 1 told a man Dear Helen: If I say goodbye home to leave and for more than five minutes. on threw a bottle at me. Out· I tile front porch, my Dad opens side of running away, is there the door and Invites the hoy ln. 1 can do?-LONER What's worse, he turns on the II~~;: light Dear Helen: Call Alcoholics Anonymous. II won't let me wear (It's listed in your phone book.) IIII :,~~,;;'~::r:.canto parents school. Your mother may not be ready get? -· for their help, but you, at least, Heleo: Mom says if can join Alateen, which J under11 don"l cut my bangs to stand Is active In your city. It's tile eyeboows, a group of young people whose abe'U take away my allowance purpose is to change what th.ey •• · Dear DeleD: Dashwater can and Jearn to live with the spllto my !lnflernalls, but my rest. You'D find a lot of solaeell Dod just WON'T understand . . . and a great deal of encourageDear Kids: Major problems? ment here. - H. They may seem so to you, but Dear Helen: every one of them can be solved w1th patience, compromise F~r every minute I am late and, most of all, a little grow- eommg home, I have to stay lng-up time. Your pareoto care borne !bat many days, even if about you enough to make fair I have a good excuse, or call. I rules. A lot of young people I can only take tile family car aren't that lucky, and I'D give out for one hour every two you some examples: wet'ks. I'm 18, almoal a man. Dear Helea: Why am I lr!Bted like a baby? My lather h8B buill a bo• a· I'm enlisting - DON round tile telephone and he Dar Don locks It whenever he goes to You'll find about tile same II work.. Even my mother can't kind of restrictions in the Army, 1\HJuswer eaUs because he but It Isn't called "babying." anybody caiUng her through Good luck! - H. Is jll3t an old gossip Tbls column Is dedicated . But mostly It's to family livi111, so if you're hav11ficom getting calls from 1nf1 kid trouble or just plain which I wouldn't probably. trouble, let Helen help YOU. answers every phone <all and She wUI also welcome your own II"'I<B who II Is and what they amusing e>:periences. Address want, and tlle11 usually he llelen Bottel In care of tllis lllllllm down tile receiver, less It's lor him. He says I can't date until I'm ready for marriage, but how do you know you're ready unless you ean talk to boys? one even nods to me at church I get a big lecture on bow evil are. - SIXTEEN BRENDA BURRIS, LECTURER FOR HE GAS DEBUTANTE RANGE 1 Pomeroy Authorized Art Clrved Dealer -True Cooking Luxury at an !conomical Price. NEW FROM is "reo\" hnme atr con<htlOnea .by I vide a survey free of charge. Jllllll .1 gas. the only st>n~at mA This survey will establish (l) you feel - even on hot. mug- the size and type of gas air gy days -;: ~s one of complete dit.ioning unil. flect>ssary comlort. lt s never too twt. , roo] the home, (2 1 th~ or t~ ro\d, dr.~rty . or stagn. un, t ivenes~ of present duct - '~~.~,; :I humJd or dry, Etchhorn con- , for rooting, and 13) what. tinued. "'Instt>ad. t\1e <ttmo .~- i ""'"· du('t work. air ir.U:kes phere is just right. " ctr.euit t:cmnedors need be The \:it'('f!'t lies in the !'11): 11- added . ty II. g:1s conditioning equip- , If you're pl<:nmiAg to build m11nt to {'Ont rul the \" ar iou_~ rle· a new home the ~815 ce mpaH)' m('nls that p~odt~t·e ~rue co m- will pro\•ide assistance il fort. Ttwse tndtlde lemJ)f'ra- clloostng the proper yearture . hullltdil y. proper cp·tu l;t- I :o round <rir conditioRisg lion of ~:~ir . md r-le<tnl inc•s. t'fJUJpmenL " \\:' hen all ot tht>sf' f'll•mf•nts Service and maintenauce ar£' m pr<~pl'r bal ance .. , tile 1 :1ll g<~ s air conditioning equipFest tva\ mana~e r satd. ": h mf>nt J~ arailab le from lhe gas : rrsull i;; ;·uHl cnmlort " tmnp;my. Today. <Hr condl!ton tng ran _,;...:::::::;;::::::::....-bt enJOYt'd .'11\ vea. long. h(' ( / ' 1 · · ''tnotteil caus!" Ct'nlral ~;1s systt'm~ hea t ·~ of ,:· or cool the mr as nef'dl'd •• · /} 1 keepmg tl curnfortable in~ide , ~;;:;~~;;j;iijiiji whether Lhe Lemper<~ture out- ' ~ sid.~ is ZI:'I'O or 100 dt> ~: rees . Yml s:f'ep betler at night and awaken rerreshed beC<ic!'"l'· w1th window s dosPd dus t JH'l:r·n and no iM~ an• kpet out. Yuu enjo,v more privary and thr.re is less nft-d for heavy cleet1 ring und opt>n~ivi re- ...,,. I~.._N_o_S_ta_m_p_s_l..... No Giveaways! PRIZES AT EACH SESSIONI f'l tah Modanlltylng - ~ l'wf01 Jll&wl man! fill ~~- to 10. Gas Air Conditioning? Man, It's Cool ... the Coolest! filtered air in tht wiRter: and ali "add-on'" unit wh trh c;m And ~· ou don't have to be !I connected lfl aA existiRg warm bf' •1nik to recognize it's the air furnace. ''4·1.ole;;t' ' arcnrding to Bob I He !iuggt'sts that if you'rt conEichhorJI. Blue F'lame Fe ~ I ~iderm g natural gas air t tiv~\ Jllanagf'r. 1 ttonmg for your preseAt home, WE WILL GIVE AWAY VALUABLE DOZENS OF PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY EACH NIGHT II dishes done first, this young lady has no fear of missing the first dance, and her beau doesn't, either. She's using a gas-<>perated dishwasher witlo plenty of gas-heated wa· ter to wash the dinnerware-a maUer t1> ·Joe brwghl lo tho attentillll of Bhlt Flame festival audiQJUJOI. Ga~ sir coRditioni ng Featured At The Schooll WITH THI LATEST .. RliCIPIS acl GAS OPERATED EQUIPM!NT Wednesday, April 20 -Thursday, AprU 21 Pomeroy Jr. Higb School Auditoriu• ·8:00p.m. .. Y .,.. ... - - - 1 ArtCarved Mr. Bob Eichhorn ..._~ I'd !bat locked telephone box ""''""I a Queen with your HOSTUI pn• ..,. �.. ,. )\ ' I ' I ), • sentinel, Pom•roy-Mtddlopcrt, o.• Apdllt, l1llll Weather No .Problem zn • Using Gas Dryer -Syr~aeose---r •' ' '· i Society Notes A bousewile no looger ael!ds Not R she bas u automatic lnfl to Mlsa Brenda Jlurrls, host- about dolnfllaundry. "!'be ctevel- eel on U as welt" to be a part-time ~atller pro- gas dryer, tllat Is, ess lor tbe Blue Flame Festival, opment of tile gas elothes dryer , . . . ~t::~ ·::!:.~~ ~t ~r:om"a t" rlf't"idin~e "'Orvin ~if: clothes once was .• who admit& she knowl little .. aot only. bas brought the sui- Laboratory expertments b~V, · By ADA SLACK wheR to do the family wasb. IbJt-or-miss proposition," accor(l..l bOulllle matter, ouu IRII~ U~~:.ll aiUuc iHduu.-., l.,~~ il~ !~ti-W-::- sdrholwdn that clothes 2W0as,hed at ,.._ Attendance at the E.U.B. . · e as many as 1m~ u~ ChUrch School Eastor . Sijllday eent guest. of her motl)f>r Mrs.l Harley 1!. Jon·l& .., of WolfJ daushtor-ln-law, Mr" and_ Mrs.! Mrs. ~· who rtturned to lnfl a -:~c~~· drylet: d~ '; was 47 with a coJiectJOR of Myrtle McBride. • Pen, atteRded tullE!ral r,en~esj Robert SlaCk, vav10. IIHI MDYD! meir I10Jilell1 un awiUij. appreCI · a or ose t . $19.85. Sunri,. services were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Morarily for Wilkie Sarson, " the Bap- of MasaU!on; soa and diughter- Easter weekend guesls of color briUianee. The ' 8 n' , alsc heald . and Marcy Jo and Terry Lee tist Cbur-!h in Racine 01 11m s- iJl..law, Mr. and Mrs. Eirl Wat. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Diddle cledothesuwhndeo hung o:;:oors ~~~Mr. anci Mrs. RaymoRd But- of Columbus spent the East- day. · kina, Mike, Clharessa\·-"nd Carol IMll sons were their ebildren, du 8 worn er on~cher and daughter, Jellll, have er weekenil with hi! mot~er, Miss Eleanor ay Schneider of Toledo. On Sundiy they l\lr and Mrs. Paul IJibo"n and few ex~sw:ea tot:;" ble:'~' returned to their home in Mrs. Pauline Morarity end spent aR Eas~er •.•acatinn frum were all dinner guesta of Mrs. r.bildro of Lancasttr, Mt. 81)1) suo, w PPo:tR .WID 8 an u. Winston Salem, N. C., ufter a brother, Marty. Marshall eoUege, HuntiJgton. S~ck'e daughter ~ son-ln-law Mr!. Hermaa Mart~LI (If Pom- ing dirt particles ill the alr. visit with her motller, MrS. Mr. and Mrs. Jame• R. The ThiM Wedac!IJ.ly Home: Mr. and Mrs, Harley E. Jobll- ''0)1 and Mr. and Mro. WDIIam And aew development! a Augusta Will and Mr and Mrs. White of Do•bar, W. Va , spent makers C!-Jb will be on tile soa and cblldrell of Wolf Ptn. CUidlll and cbildres, Io<nl. belplng boost tile •lrendy "" JaJnes Authersoo alld daugb- Easter wJth his mother, Mrs. "Dialing For Dollar<" WSAZ. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Juniot Martla 1ng popularity of gas dryers. Patricia. Agnes Whito and uncle, TV show Wed•c.il•'Y, April Ill, Jolm Slack and Johnny, loest have moved to lbe <llarlea Yost Some have extra capacity f,,, Visitors of Mr!. Vena Souls- Richard Durkworth. Saturriay at 9 a, m. Mr. and Mrs. William TbueJI. farm at Nease SetOement. the woman with a• large famil} and daughter, Glenna, were visitors were Mr. aRd Mrs. Mr. anrt Mn Hlcbard Rousll. ., were Easter Day pests of Mrs. Jobl Bohram aJKI il'otb- Many have a selectio1 range u. Mr. aRd Mrs. Edward Souls- Millard Duckworth of HuRt- spent Tuesday ~ Gallipolis. his sister and brother-In-law, er, ..Rollin CIIITOII, were recent drying needs and varying heah. daughter, Joan: Mr. and inglo!J. Easter Dot vlsito'11 of Mrs. Mr. and Mro. Kenneth Arm- IIUOSI! of their aliter and broth· Some have a "cool down" "' . Thomas Soulsby, daugh- Mr. aRd Mrs. Ken11eth K~:u~bler Maggie Otddht aud daugb.er, atroq of Cincinnati. The 40th er-ln-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Her~ tins to restore wrinkle resi~l Debbie of Cleveland; Mr. and tw1 childre• of Sugar Grace 011..-, were Mr. and wecldlni anniversary of Mr. scbel Rose and cbiLlreD of MIJI. ance while otllers have an ultra· and Mrs. LewJS Soulsby and Creek SlJOn• the Easte>· wetk Mrs. Darr.O Brown, Freddie ud Mra. Thuener was oboerv- etavUle. '1110)' were joilfti there· viiJ\e< light to add JIUJlShine Mr. ••d Mrs. Robert lllcCJuog eod wW> ber psreots. Mr. and a1d Leana, ol Mileral Wells, W. Ill. 'l'bey weno lllllft"led II CIJI. by their bro1:1er, Joha Carroll lreahneSB. Most have lint col of st. Albans. W. Va.; Mr. Mrs. Fred Jeokins, ilr. \'a.; Della· Starkey of CoJum. oluaU oa AprD 10, 11121 wblcb Jr. of Soulb Cbarlestml, W. Va. lectors and 0.. ..,. model ever. Mrs. Eddie Soulsby and Easter Day gue•ls of Mr. bus and Alice Flaaagao of Park- wao aiS<I Easter Day. Mro. Larry Dllciler Rlf cLll· bas a lint "lnolncerator"' io that family of Fairdale, W. Va., and and Mrs. Royal Thomas l'lere ersburg, W. Va. Mrs. Oma Winebreoner bas d'"fD returned to Columbus Df- the housewife never h8t to opMr. and Mrs. Keith Kirby a11d their son and daugnter·\o- Mr. aDd M.rll!. Robert A. Har-- retw'ned to her home here aft- ter 1 •isit bert with her en a container to remove the two cbildreJJ of Van, W. Va. Jaw. Mr. afld Mr.!!. Paul l'hom- den aad sot, Eric, of M:ariOr, er spe11ding two weeks in mother, Mtll. Rose11a Thomsna collected fluff. Mr. and Mrs. 'f'burman Kais- as and 'iau~ot.er alild smJ·ia-law, were Easter wef.ke11J !IUtltl of New .Brightoa. Pa., with her IDd family. Her mother ICCID· And, Miss Burris coBcluded. er a1d daughter of lrootoo Mr. and Mn. Raymood Miller, bl• paren.s, Mr. aod Mro. cbildroo, Mr. and Mn. Elmer paaled ber to Colllllli1Us. 1 gas dryer operates no t h • •pent Friday witll his ;ister daughters. Marilyn, Kore•, bert Hard••, J1mm, and Deb- Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Qlarles Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ruscbel least expensive of aU fuels. A and orother·iR·Iaw. M,. aod Sydney aod son. Tommy, of hJe. Mills ud Mr. ud Mrs. Earl ud dllldreo of Pomeroy aad normal load COllis Jess than 1 Mrs. Robert Harden, Jimmy Columbus •Rd Mik• Thomp•on Easter wee<elld guests of Davlsol and grllldsoa, Mr. steve 'l'berp, local, were East- penoy to dry. This ecooomy. SO "MESS- LESS" is the gas operated outdoor grill of and Deobie. of Orleot. Mrs. Ada ~tact 111d soa, Pot. and Mn. RoaDie Miller. She er guests ol Mn. Ruschel'o par- pllll malnleJIIJnce-lree operaUon. the type demonstrated at the Blue Flame Festival, !hal Mr. and Mrs. Ray Williams Mrs. Ad• Slack alld oon, Ea· Eldea E. Slack, who II borne was a.-panted bere "' Mr .. Hil, Hr. IIIII Mro. Carsoa is 8R Important factor io lixlay's thk; lady can wear her white lace glo\•es while she and sons ol Rayland were rP.- gene, aRd il~r daughter, Mrs. 01: leave wert ber liP lftd aad Mr1. Miller and Mr. ud Hayes, budget-consCious houaeholds. on lhe grilL lALII REPORT OMe Vallq IJ\onloek 0:. GIWpolls, April If, Iliff HOGS - 1'ID to 220 lbo. 22 to 2S: 2211 to 250 lba. 22 to 23; Light 20 to JS; Fat Sows 18 to 211; Slap 14 to 18; Baars I tol 14 to 20 Sows l P!ga '1$ VEAL CALVF.'I - Tops , Dally Seottnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aprll19, 125; Snoats n to 211. 110; Secnoda 28 to S2; Mt!dlum CAITLE - Steers 211 to 51; ' 22 to 28; Com. & llvs. 20 to 32; HeUers 18 to 2ii; Baby Reel Culls 18 to 22. 31 18; Fat Cows 18 to 20: SHEEP - Ewes & Lms. 5 Canners 12 to 18; Bulla 18' to 10; Stock Ewes 4 to 10; 22.50; Mllk Cows 11111 to 200. Sheep 5 to 10; Culla I to 5; HELEN HELP US! to ;;. Brenda Burris, hostess says: You(ll Be A Lovelier llf.Ar Sixtaf!n: This column Is for young peo- H I were your motber ~ct.-ru: -~wlj'n ple, tllelr problema and plea>- •'-·'- Ul'U 1 UICU BRIDE WITH ART CARVED on Its own little throne ~Carved® F.turlng ••• D~AM DJ.\MOND ~GS Miss Brenda Burris I ADd you !lbDuldl You're receiving the aristocrat of rinp. America's favorite since 1850. You'D lldore Its ullnl-moclem, lofty styling. You'll eberish ill dsr· lini lbroae. And bell be happy, too! He's buying the cliamoad with the world famoua ArtCarved guar· lllltee. Get all the filets 8Jld see our complete collection lodq. Models from $160. ...-.......... MANAGII IN HOT WATER with her mother unless she gets tho . . . · J I gas company experts will pro- Goessler Jewelry Store Court St. Hardwick 36" GAS RANGE CK -· ,,,n the wall rmd: unlock LAMBS - Tops :11: Seoollds 18 to 20; !Jght Wts. 15 to 20; Common 14 to 18. llWAV ' BOTH NIGHTS ! ' • Furnished by Pomeroy Flower Shop - WE WIRE FLOWERS EVERYWHERE POMEROY FLOWER SHOP W. MAIN MRS. MILLARD VAN METER Phono WY 2·2039-Nlght Wl9.2951 II ' ' POMEROY II No Gimmicks! I WHO KNOW SHOP ... TINY'S HAS CHO$EN THE NO. 1 BUY 1966 CHEVROLET I I I I f' ! dcmr:1ting. A ~ecenl survey of homP- 1"II OWT1{'rs who installed gas a1r 1 conrlitirming sl1owed tl1;1t : appetites and di sposd.JOns im- [ Tile k rem I in was the proved ; colds. hay t evt~r and : central fortress in medieval Russian c1t1es. It was usual· similar ailment s wPre drasti- : I• situated on the .high bank cally reduced .md frtrniliP 'i of a river or m the angle spent more time at h()nlf' tu- formed by the confluPnc• ·&ether. or two riven. Inside were In faq 1 nearly every iam1iy In- I loralrd th~ cathedral, pal· •· · ~ baiJ-..1 · aces for the bishop and .,::fVle . uJ gas a•r coRd!- prince, government ... oftlct ,,tto.ning ' s a low • ('()St !uxury I buildings and stores for they · -. Jdn't afford to be with,! ~mmunition and provisions ,tuf. m case of siege. SeverallrnEicbom said there are two portant dtiea such 11 Mos. .tHt:s.ic type!! of gas air condl- , cow, Smolensk and Novo. · gorod were bllllt arowul old tiooors: a central -'lystem kr8.111lin1. which provideo cool. filtered • '•mtint' •r w olr Ia 11Je IUQllll... OiJd ......, 1 1 ........-....--- .... -· ...--.. -.... ... .......... ..... ........ . . .. ·~==== ....... ...... ....... __ -........................ , .....&•-_ ,.... . . , I 7 ...... . . . . 'I .. _ . Middleport; 0~' ] = .. I Ia ........ _ ..., ,. 724 ~ Wednesday '· and Thurstlay ,, " Nigbts i ~ Mr. Jim llclunan ... "F~stftlal SPECIAL" J I* I b • WITH TRADI White or Coppertone ... ,_ Ill ' Sale Says: ' FREE! 2 Outdoor Gas Lights While In l'otlieroy.Jnd :Middleport for the "Coollllit llchool'! Wtllo neaday and Thunday, April 10th and 211t. Be 1AD't to attend tile ONS GIVIN AT EACH SESSION ATTEND lOTH SESSIONS . "Blue I'IID!e Mval" at tile. Pomeroy J~ : IIIah' fldlaol· Ad ,:. • I 2 ,. . _...._.. I ,.a a liiJr II . I-. • .·. ..- " , . , 'k .._ .. ·., \' • .il'-' 7'£11 . . I 1111 . . . . . . s • •t 1a -..'::it . . . . , kWtl 5 L~ Anlold, • .,. '-" r~·- .: ~ ..... ~. R!llltncl . , 0. -. • , . • • ~·it .. . ' . . .. ~ 8:00PM AmND THE ••• POMEROY JR . HIGH SCHOOL . . I!IIE' nclflll .. FW Pll• alght1y ' We're 'Ccl9perttl'!9 With. Th,. . Cooking School .. , POME~OY MOTOR ..... ,COMPANY 1 , .. ,. •.• ,,. ...•...: w:r 2-2126 •'VIIIt our OK 111111 c.r 1M' . . I'CMU.OY . Rutla.nd Furniture IH 2:4211 - torllllll- Baeh Dla!at at 8 p.m. -Ill ............., ..... • , d:i ON DISPLAY AT THI COOKING SCHOOl ' Ml - tHDIC. 'OF WHIT* " 011 COPPIRTONI 10 - lt ( ' '1 ,, l · -s~oo Food Gift Certificatts ·Given ·w Night • ' FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ORDER NOW for MOTHER'S DAY THE FACTS COOitJNG SCHOOL II _J 't GIV~N FO~ Bucks 4 to 8; Fat Wethera "The Blue Flame Festival· ~ OUR FLuvvcRS this closed mind witll a lew i AS with the rest of Helen Help ultimatums, tile first one beilll. Us, It welcomet laughs but won't dodge a serious question "Let's talk tllis over wllb our minister - or else"' -H. with a brush-off. Dear Helen: Send your teen-age what to do or when to com• Uons to YOUTH ASKED what ro do or whtn to come IT, <are of Helen Help home or how to act. I've raised this newspaper. since I can remember, SO YOU THINK YOU'VE my motller has never GOT IT TUUGB? sober slnee f ean rememDearl Helen: I clean the house and My mother won't let me talk comes home drunk and more tllan 20 minutes on tile It up, throwlnfl h e r phone .. Door Helea: I'm 18, everywhere, and breakand still can't car-date thinga, Once 1 told a man Dear Helen: If I say goodbye home to leave and for more than five minutes. on threw a bottle at me. Out· I tile front porch, my Dad opens side of running away, is there the door and Invites the hoy ln. 1 can do?-LONER What's worse, he turns on the II~~;: light Dear Helen: Call Alcoholics Anonymous. II won't let me wear (It's listed in your phone book.) IIII :,~~,;;'~::r:.canto parents school. Your mother may not be ready get? -· for their help, but you, at least, Heleo: Mom says if can join Alateen, which J under11 don"l cut my bangs to stand Is active In your city. It's tile eyeboows, a group of young people whose abe'U take away my allowance purpose is to change what th.ey •• · Dear DeleD: Dashwater can and Jearn to live with the spllto my !lnflernalls, but my rest. You'D find a lot of solaeell Dod just WON'T understand . . . and a great deal of encourageDear Kids: Major problems? ment here. - H. They may seem so to you, but Dear Helen: every one of them can be solved w1th patience, compromise F~r every minute I am late and, most of all, a little grow- eommg home, I have to stay lng-up time. Your pareoto care borne !bat many days, even if about you enough to make fair I have a good excuse, or call. I rules. A lot of young people I can only take tile family car aren't that lucky, and I'D give out for one hour every two you some examples: wet'ks. I'm 18, almoal a man. Dear Helea: Why am I lr!Bted like a baby? My lather h8B buill a bo• a· I'm enlisting - DON round tile telephone and he Dar Don locks It whenever he goes to You'll find about tile same II work.. Even my mother can't kind of restrictions in the Army, 1\HJuswer eaUs because he but It Isn't called "babying." anybody caiUng her through Good luck! - H. Is jll3t an old gossip Tbls column Is dedicated . But mostly It's to family livi111, so if you're hav11ficom getting calls from 1nf1 kid trouble or just plain which I wouldn't probably. trouble, let Helen help YOU. answers every phone <all and She wUI also welcome your own II"'I<B who II Is and what they amusing e>:periences. Address want, and tlle11 usually he llelen Bottel In care of tllis lllllllm down tile receiver, less It's lor him. He says I can't date until I'm ready for marriage, but how do you know you're ready unless you ean talk to boys? one even nods to me at church I get a big lecture on bow evil are. - SIXTEEN BRENDA BURRIS, LECTURER FOR HE GAS DEBUTANTE RANGE 1 Pomeroy Authorized Art Clrved Dealer -True Cooking Luxury at an !conomical Price. NEW FROM is "reo\" hnme atr con<htlOnea .by I vide a survey free of charge. Jllllll .1 gas. the only st>n~at mA This survey will establish (l) you feel - even on hot. mug- the size and type of gas air gy days -;: ~s one of complete dit.ioning unil. flect>ssary comlort. lt s never too twt. , roo] the home, (2 1 th~ or t~ ro\d, dr.~rty . or stagn. un, t ivenes~ of present duct - '~~.~,; :I humJd or dry, Etchhorn con- , for rooting, and 13) what. tinued. "'Instt>ad. t\1e <ttmo .~- i ""'"· du('t work. air ir.U:kes phere is just right. " ctr.euit t:cmnedors need be The \:it'('f!'t lies in the !'11): 11- added . ty II. g:1s conditioning equip- , If you're pl<:nmiAg to build m11nt to {'Ont rul the \" ar iou_~ rle· a new home the ~815 ce mpaH)' m('nls that p~odt~t·e ~rue co m- will pro\•ide assistance il fort. Ttwse tndtlde lemJ)f'ra- clloostng the proper yearture . hullltdil y. proper cp·tu l;t- I :o round <rir conditioRisg lion of ~:~ir . md r-le<tnl inc•s. t'fJUJpmenL " \\:' hen all ot tht>sf' f'll•mf•nts Service and maintenauce ar£' m pr<~pl'r bal ance .. , tile 1 :1ll g<~ s air conditioning equipFest tva\ mana~e r satd. ": h mf>nt J~ arailab le from lhe gas : rrsull i;; ;·uHl cnmlort " tmnp;my. Today. <Hr condl!ton tng ran _,;...:::::::;;::::::::....-bt enJOYt'd .'11\ vea. long. h(' ( / ' 1 · · ''tnotteil caus!" Ct'nlral ~;1s systt'm~ hea t ·~ of ,:· or cool the mr as nef'dl'd •• · /} 1 keepmg tl curnfortable in~ide , ~;;:;~~;;j;iijiiji whether Lhe Lemper<~ture out- ' ~ sid.~ is ZI:'I'O or 100 dt> ~: rees . Yml s:f'ep betler at night and awaken rerreshed beC<ic!'"l'· w1th window s dosPd dus t JH'l:r·n and no iM~ an• kpet out. Yuu enjo,v more privary and thr.re is less nft-d for heavy cleet1 ring und opt>n~ivi re- ...,,. I~.._N_o_S_ta_m_p_s_l..... No Giveaways! PRIZES AT EACH SESSIONI f'l tah Modanlltylng - ~ l'wf01 Jll&wl man! fill ~~- to 10. Gas Air Conditioning? Man, It's Cool ... the Coolest! filtered air in tht wiRter: and ali "add-on'" unit wh trh c;m And ~· ou don't have to be !I connected lfl aA existiRg warm bf' •1nik to recognize it's the air furnace. ''4·1.ole;;t' ' arcnrding to Bob I He !iuggt'sts that if you'rt conEichhorJI. Blue F'lame Fe ~ I ~iderm g natural gas air t tiv~\ Jllanagf'r. 1 ttonmg for your preseAt home, WE WILL GIVE AWAY VALUABLE DOZENS OF PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY EACH NIGHT II dishes done first, this young lady has no fear of missing the first dance, and her beau doesn't, either. She's using a gas-<>perated dishwasher witlo plenty of gas-heated wa· ter to wash the dinnerware-a maUer t1> ·Joe brwghl lo tho attentillll of Bhlt Flame festival audiQJUJOI. Ga~ sir coRditioni ng Featured At The Schooll WITH THI LATEST .. RliCIPIS acl GAS OPERATED EQUIPM!NT Wednesday, April 20 -Thursday, AprU 21 Pomeroy Jr. Higb School Auditoriu• ·8:00p.m. .. Y .,.. ... - - - 1 ArtCarved Mr. Bob Eichhorn ..._~ I'd !bat locked telephone box ""''""I a Queen with your HOSTUI pn• ..,. �' . I '· ' . •' " I ' Solltlnot . . " , , ' ~;· f.~. , " F' 1~'' .:.~ 'ii"''Et&ftiJ'c'·: · ·: .• ' . • .. I . I . . ' I. .. , . . •..,,_,•):•·'' ' ore Americans Looking for Honorable Way .Out of Viet Nam f.'i_;;1i 'V '7qq,• ' . ~· ,~~~: ~tU\1e ~..~n. '74th Bi;thdar.,. · .·. \ Fare~'f~llfti~/:\, ' Mrs: V'lriJ!(Uap;. lAS pe"'s.d . :·' , · . 1~!~''r.fn~:olb&~=~ 'Ce'lelim~ ~n Ea~te~ .,'" Is 'Giv~n l·or . :J . Mainly About ,. T0 Syracuse T resr e~~y .f . , , 1hiiJI!. . · . :• The 'tlh btrlhdaY o1 Mrs. · peo pie In Mrs. Virginia Fisher wao, carididates, .~~ KOUih, lot ' '!')!!! ·~qilance ·banner and Malll!ie Diddle of Syracuse was M L Carrs . mlnated far president wben ! vitO president, and Mary 'Hy· .oash a'l'afll w,ere given to the observed wllh a diMer at her • .• Pomeroy ~;e Syracuse P.T.A. met April ! sell, 2nd viee ~1\je~t. The;d ·~f gl'ade, having 3o parents!' home ·on Ea81er Sunday, Apl'll TheW. s. ~c ..s. membe!l -~ te, . , . . Bridal Shower IS Given Recently .' M .., . kl ..Honoring Mrs. Robert Ct'!IC e WASiflNGTON (UP!) -Tho wklespread public interest In Sen. Mike Manofleld'o · Asian JIIIICI conference proposal apP'lfs 1o reflect a growing dellre for "'me honorable wav ~·~• "' •t-!" !""'lltl .... 'l-1 m"'"'"'!• ;~ Vi!! Nam. Some congressmen repo,-t a The JIIICial room of tbe Syra· Mrs. Nina Theiss of 12th in the local school audit~r- ~ port was unanimously ~ 1110 pre8ent. 10. Mrs. Diddle was. born In tile , Long Bottom Methodlll cuse Asbury MethodJst Chw-ch ~D :. Barbara Fusner, i-fU. ~ ~4!':!. ~1t:t Stahl of 1inm The meeting Of;";ned wltb !~ey ,:~~~t;.: tnstalled Tha llrog~m was vresented Syracu~ on ~-:r~~., ~:L ~~~ ' Church ,and t.!_leir \ Msba~ met was ~e setting for • recent vU~e, Joyce Dains, Marshfield, Mr. and Mrs. I the s•nglng of the PI~ ~o u ~ ~'dY • m:"~s stated tQat.~~ l~b the 'tirSt graqe students. A\wnu.:n "l:w "'P" ..... .___,__ -- recem(y ~,~ Llw lwaho uf r.t.. a~ tiridal shower honoring Mrs a,,b Nicki,., Lia•:"'· Jack seldenabel, Pomeroy and · and pledge lo lh< Ame~tlan flag Mra. Wfo ,.the local uolt jj,d\t:y ·ban<i'conststlng of 25 stu· day. ' Mrs. M. L. Carr. to A.ive tbef11 Robert McNickle tRose A11P Va.; Mrs. Jae;l HaM ~y Frink· . Denison and friend of Rut· Iin nnil'loD, followed wtth the ~y-laws -~ .... .,~ ......~ ... ,...mi ,......,. ..,•.,_.,. thrl!e numbers. I Guests were her daughters a farewell party\ before they Theiss). I~e-·~)' , Lang9VI e, r,. were Sunday guests of Mr. l PTA prayer by Marty WJIUams. ! neen cvn~~,;;u~ ...of'"th; ~~ A~-i;~k r,~~ -Old Woman and Grace Oller, who uves, wiih irei lett tor FioriOa. 'Plnk and white streamers le Stafford, Mrs. BHl Mrs. Norman Schaefer. , Cammunications were read fo~ the sign . B p· ,, was read by Bruce mother; Della Starkey, Colum~ The meeting wa!l oppe~ falling from a while umbrella Pat:.lel~~ andK::~:::· McNn:kle Mr. and Mrs. Norman .Schae-[ from lh< Meigs Counly Cancer I mitt.~. ndred llbr book• 50\c:trll~ ,.'•Billy Goat Gruff," bus: Alica Flanagan, Par~ers- wi~ Tbe Lord's rdr~erUt Tht suspended from the cellJn~. r~. s. :uine fer visited Friday evemng, at \ Society and Red Cro~s Chapter. ! OIL hu ary • was read b Patricia Anther· burg; granddaughters. Mrs. .scripture- was rea y t IH'I were attached to corner~ tlt 'j JOO elilrbar~ Mc[!ck!:Je h . Athens with their daughter' Mrs. Also invitation to send delegates I for grades 1-3 ~n~ 50 ~a:: , 'son' . anCI th! story was acted Daryl Brown and children Fred- retary, Mrs. Joseph Russell, 14 lhe gift !able by pink and while R~: ~lrs c~·v· kve M~Mildred Mkley. ' to lbe Universily Parent Educa-\H , were .ondd'':ay h ~~~ If by •Kelly Haymon. Ricky Hub· die ond Leann of Miner~! Wells, chaprer of John. Pra,{er p wao IDows. The table was r.ol'e! t>d • Bl l, lzer an IC I, . n John Story of Columbus spent , tion Workshop, to be Saturday, been receiVe t ro~g e . . rd Mike Sewell and Mac W. Va. by Mr. LeWIS Edge . oems with a white tablecloth., center· !Q (lar~, Mrs. Ed.vt~e H cd. st week with bis grand· \ Mav 14 at Muskingum College, \The PTA recorded Jts appr~la- baiUi~ms "Ten ApPles Up On were read by the .~embers a~ ed w1th a br1de and brktesm:lld ll\hnt'r!Ville; Mrs. ~n~s. pa Mr and Mrs. Norman N · C~nt:ord Any one attend~ 1 tion for these book-s. · ~ ,. re d by David During the social hour, delic- guests, MNI.' W1lham Swain, Games were played and pr_u.- 1 !\':r~. C&IToll Nelgler.' M!~S . . inewlS asked~ contact Margar- 1 A meeting of the 6th gra~ op, ~~se :.ere books from ious refreshments of nut bread Mrs. Donald Myers, and Mr. es won by Joyce D~irs a~a L~n- , d~ i\Hgler' Mrs. Or'<JIIe C~'ks, Mr. and ¥rs. Edward Schae-- etg Cottrill or Marty Wdliams. l homeroom m?thers witb Av~d !'898 km~;~bile. Five songs were and topping, punch and coffee and ~ys. Minard Ball. A fareda Eichinger. The dool' pt lZe j rur~. Herbert. Part~er. • r ! . fer or Minersville were recent \ The rou was remindeo of the Izo Sisson, chairman, to be he e oo the u accompan. were served. Hostess~! were well gift of money was pr~sentwas given to -Mrs. 8111 Hud· I):)!J'lld Cottrill,. :\-trs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman So District Conference , to make plans for the annual suiedng tb~ I gro bpy, Mrs Lee Dorothy Forbes Irene Rhodes, ed to the ·Csrrs by the prestdent, E cnir.~er and Lmda. Mrs. Schaefer 1 u . Ch· ey 61h grade party. Various mon- 1 a e p ano . and Janet Nease with Mary Mrs. David Yates. Refreata.IOn. ' I rd M . Tl heldm aunc. di ed Lee , ' k !rut lad col After Mrs McNickle opened et' Hu ,ba ' rs. . Mr and Mrs. Chapelle a. Th nominating cemmittee r&- ey making ideas were souS!'l " I t' I ed with the HyseU and Betty lrriboden con-- 'lrnents of ca e, l sa . • ht>r many gifts, refr~:-;hments of O·r.dle, Mrs. Ernest Th~JSS bot~ 'or Barnesville wer~ wee.k- rt,e read by Mary Nease,\ Hos1esse~ for t~ May 10th1 's ~~ ~:~. e os )tributing hostesses. ft'" and kool-4id were ser~~dtcorated cake, ice cream. pnr- Patty Ann, Mrs. ca:rie end guests of Mr. llfld Mls. ~ I offered these other ! meeting will be M11dred Pierce, to~ y . ~ I 6- !::cr:::~ ;!'.:a;:: r: :;: ::n~!~tj' among their constituents over tile situation. This seemed to g~ln lmpelus from the polillcal iUrhulence in South Viet Nam, especially. lhe major conces- ,. alooa Preml!r Nguyea cao Ky's mUitary juD.Ia was forced to make to •the Buddbiita: A year, ago Americana were roncemed primarily wllh the military peril. They bocked ~--~de~~ ~ -'~*"rt!cr! ' ""..,...,.,,.,. mlngly wben bo decided to pour in more mea and firepower ::.g.:!:::;~ t.'le V!::t C~r.g g'.!e!'!'~!l~! and Communist North VIet Nam. But now, according to the legislators, lh<re are fe"' that the Sooth Vietnamese may bo illllble to acblevo any aort ol poUUcal stability. Tho antiAmerican overtone8 of aome of tile rectot.rlota ill South VIet Nam undoobledly Had 111 e,!fect, despite subsequent usertlonll tbs,t lt w111• •n hudsmlft~ant factor. A.\'olda Optimism The ~~!e ~!!!'t!!!~. ~...~!f\t for a couple of bland statemeats that tlie r1ota were simply "healthy" manifeolalions of lhe growth of democracy, Is careful to avoid 1 , Do.;,.[.- Moore. M••· LAst TIME tONtGHT .Mrs Thur~.-NotOpon ,~:.. ,;rs~P~ul FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Ar,rll 22-23 B~t r irai rs. . Colorurtoons DaVis as "THE NANNY" Beth: Davis WPndy ('raig "PARDNERS" - Ttc::hnicolurOean Marth' Jerry f.Aowis ro~. ~~r~;~\llen ~r . . ew . I I . . . . .• . ·. ·, Buddhist Leaders Claim Ky I0 t endS Bet rayaI PI0t Gerald elly and famil y. Dar.Lisle~R~D.M~w~.~a.w~Mr.and;M;r;•· . il.===~==~=~======~~=======================~==~:::::~ Elmer Burton of Columbus Millard VanMeter, Cottrill, Mrs. Carl visiled Sunday, with hi!!. brother-in-law, Mr. and ' Mrs. Clifford Leifheit and son, 1 1 check (chek), n. a written order directing a bank to pay money i and , • I : Miss Polly Karr of Columbus ; spent the weekend with her par~ , ents, Mr. and Mr!l. Charles R. ' Karr Sr. Mrs. Milton Roush. Mrs. est Harris and Mrs. Maso• Fisher were- Gallipolis visitors, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Buck and family of New Lexington : were Sunday guests of his mother, Mrs. Ben Bu.ck. Mr. and Mrs. William Shttmak· pay by mail. You have an accurate check on your dl a te th I ,ational ~ aEVIVAL TO OPEN Reviva1 services are ] • ' ,,. m• WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. \ bf being held at tile Danville Pilgrim llolim!ss Church AprU through May 1 al 7:30 each I. evening. Rev. DaUas Ford of : Lancaster is evangelist. Rev. I and Mrs. Deonis Weaver of i son will have clmrge of 1 singing. Everyone welcome. BurglarS Get $115 W'An't From ·sch00] SeJJ Says Motor F'Irm . - .. , "! ' ' > ' ' •\ '! I ·' M • I Ei1 SPECIALIZED •• WRINGER WASH'ER REPAIR SERVICE yo gy co dr hu liT ph< T ty m• m< . For the nut month we ..-e specializing In Maylsl for1 Wrlneer washer Service, beciWO we lmow you'D be using youro more for spring cleaning and waoh· tur· tlOI " ar~ lng. We hove a lull time mechonlc to help out Fe• res• right now. We'll pickup and return your washer. .,.1' Boys League :; ~ Y®' th!i cl";1! de~ J' cor~ ap~ pro • ' Our Special Maytag Service Building ~ ·~ ,INt. 'l Ei( ba•~ tJont wh, We will rtpllr your Maytog or any wrlngar wnher that Mlylog 11111<01. Maybe fiiUr wither llllds a new palo! lol>-wa'll do that, too. Call us today. ... ·" .•.. RUTLAND FURNITURE ' Phone SH 2-4211 ' . "The Maytll 5tore" '· ' '" •• 'I • " '· ,. ..,. ~' ' ': ~· c. \ ' ~- ' '~ 1 b., countvler. 1 ~ ,. w .•"!' \ \ ca~ ' ' We Pickup and Deliver! oiniJ . T0 QruaDIZe '. Jn MiddJeport . I • Busi·nessman R0bert Domer wIDS Freedom From Death Row 10 • 3 Jud"e court verd'ICt .J.I k. • 1 l .:, ' i 1 . . :d !e: safety oonport Tieup T'tmes Manager Endedat Cape D'Ies Tuesday ' ConstruCti'on . l l{'l liv i I , . ,., 1 -·"'!•! J.QRLD Mrs. Clara Hess, Patricia don, Mrs. Myla Hudson, and Mrs. William Houdasbelt 1 • f , 0 UC S \. a ct''-".. . area. Mr. and Mrs. George D. M.. sar, son Steven and daughter, , Melissa of Columbus were week· guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Massar, Mulberry Ave. glad you did. e SAIGON (UP!) - Buddhist leaders accused Premier ! Comp.any. Nguyen Cao Ky's government of " plotting to betray the people" by reneging on its promises to set up a civilian ; The arUIItic division will i government and called for a mass meeting tonight. ' feature arrangements using I More than 2,000 Catholics., meanwhile, demonstrated wild flowers, aarctssus, mod- 1 In the coastal dty of Da Nang to the north, demand1ug ern ldeaa, hOJ•l ·1 rlll've. I ..'ltJiddloiat leaders apologize for an artack on one of their and one called ·•Rain:' . 1 huildlngo. Catholic leaders threatened to coli out the failh- I The Juuior artistic I• coli- i ful "from Da Nang to Saigon" unless their demands were ed April Showers Briag i met by Friday. i Moy ~·lowm .., I ~RESENT FLAG - Carl Kautz, president of the Chester Parent Teachers Assochl· i Tbe rapid • fire developments people will have a tough Tbe borllcultur• fl.,. will 1 tlon, accepted a new 50-star flag from the Pomeroy Drew Webster Post No. 39, American shook the uneasy political truce reaction." he replit>d. "And this i bave speclmtn1 of nardssut 1 SAIGON (lJPil _U.S. jets dodged Russian-made antJ.. Leeion. Monday night. Presenting the nag '"'"'Guy E. Guinther, posl commander, at right, Ky•1 government hll warked tlme · aod IIIIIM 1 1 · ·1 d struck into North Viet N am'• indus1atal l il will be r·· 1, a rcra t mtssJ es an and Leaion Member Robert Morrlo, left. - .Online! Photo. It •1· , trial heart for the third straight day. They knocked out 1 ::::.::..::::::~:.:::..=..::::=.:.::..:.::.:..::::.:.:=..:::=-===-==:.....--------out in weeks of negotiation• struggle." . The . j··'or = -•-~•d ore and raised fears of 100ther Minh oaid he had information I vls100 wUI leatoro plaat ma- ! vital highway bridge only 10 miles from Haiphong Ia the blooc!Y religious war like the !hal the government mighl be ; terhllataTied by the Windlog [Closest strike of the war to the vital Communist porl i O Buddhist • Catholic conOict of ' planning a false coop as early ' Trail Jllllior Club. U.S. officials said today the Navy A4 Slcyhawkt from 1163 whlcb was trtagered by a I as next week. He indicated that ~~IA'J'\I~.i,I>Ali>i;i-Ul~"*':?>;'J':<'\ ..:q the uss Ticonderoga sighted four surface-to-air miasilea similar conflict. i lhrough lhi• method, some streaking through the air toward them .. they made their Buddhist lesder Thich Tolen [ generals could be loppled from low-level bombing runs I ate By The UPI MinJl said Ky w01 planning 1<> ! power while Ky could be Tuesday. I borne of the tat Air Cavalry Spring was really something today fr()m the Mldwe!t stage 1 l•false coup d'etat'' to ! reinstatett as sovernment head. I All returned safely. bll! a Division and Ute mala U.S. air_ to tht:Rocky Mountains. Snow eovered the northern PJalnl. entrench hinwelf in power. The 1 I Imilitary spokesman said thr~ l base in central Soutb \'let Temperatures llkidded to zert in tho mountains. from meeting was schedUled for the \ 1 other planes were shol down I Nam. About II guerrillas 1 I Okl, homa to Jl!>ll!!e. jl!!k.~ thr~ugh m'ill Vien Hoo. D•G_'~J-'Safety 1 du~ing lhe .P•sl. three d~:ys l lnfiltrated. ,the ' bOlo's :lefe... of" smaahe<i hol'neo· and ·ll\iifdfngo caught m a pagoda bere 1o Oiplain 'wbail '· Ull ( lwhtle .on ra•ds m lhe North ! perimerer Tuesday 11J«bt and tornadoes and fierce thunderotormB. Mlnk ea\1«1 "receot govern- I 1 One ptlol was rescued, but the~ opened up with machine guns. ' ' ·f I The tornadoes, sometime• coming !n groups men! plots against the people." ! i Approximately 1115 in ,.sh ' other two wore miSsing and ! Other Viet Cong. lobbed mortar i and threes. Tuesday an~ Tuesday night, inj_ured at least five Minh, the head of the was stolt>n in 8 breakinlil and feared dead . shells from outs1de. CAPE KENNEDY_ THE : p~rsons. A man was killed and hlo wife mjured at Kirks- Buddhist youths and one of the I enrering last nigh! al ~oulb· Stage SO•~kMJ.~k . No ono was Injured, but two Air F'orce plans to nx·ket a ville, Mo., wh~n lightm~g strur~~hel~boat du~~g- I ~UD· masterminds of the recent anti- I western High School, accordinr, In ~he gro~nd war, 1het Co'lg : u. s. planes were destroyed.. .. 1 olider derstorm packmg 58--mlle-a n: government drive was asked if I to the Gallia county sheriH's ae- guernl1as staged a sneak I It th nd b tt k ml~la ~~\s~a~ e be f 100 hour winds. above zero early today. further demo~trations were p.artment attark on the An Kh~ airhase, h' was e ~ Kbesucanda 011 erln• Ill 10 bovkemt r tohr 8 1 At Overland Park, Kan , a The some warm winds being piaMed CLEVELAND (UP[) - Amor-'1 J o-be·rt E tin . , · - - · - -- 1t 18 ydear onk wi . week••• 108 g sweep ac o ear m 1 • • mob'l f . n.u v~:~ns, ac g VTID· M S . secon attac thin a 01 I preview of returns for man·lsu~urb of Kansas City, a ll'olllded wJth the cotd I "If the government still Jean au~ I e manu actureu ~ cipal, reported the breaking ! rfiil. tranghn Dl~S \a U.S. air base. 'lbt lh f tu e twiSter cut lhrough a lwo-block I oul of the north, produced betrays lhe ~pie by either nol could build much safer rars, but and en•· . g •• th she 'ff d 1 . ck . , C . oed spacesh1ps o1 e u r . 11 sec110n . id t' 1 d't' . the r· ~rm w e Tl s e- I r l'f . Bini Tan So• 1 ommUIU5ts n1 a res en 1a 1 area v1o1en 1 con liOns m realizmg democracy or by the pu bi'1c 1s no1 readY ,_ aur partm t t 6_30 tod · n ,.a 1 orma . . four scientists took the wraps iF'our homes were· destroyed l west, kept temperatures plotting a false coup d'etat, the ,the.rn_. a General Motors C_orp. A sm:~ a~ou~t 0;·m~~v :Y~ , . i Nhut All'b~se near~ last DCJ the B()..inch 890-pound delta· Iand scores more were da.l mild levtls across the . offlc1al stated Tuesday mp,ht. . . .a.. Funeral arrangem~nt~ Will i Tuesday With a 1118151Ve mortar ·haped craft Tu~sday in a high- ! maged. One person was report· ~ and East. The West I Louis C. Lcndstrom, dire;tor also taken_from a_ coke macnme . be announred ror Mrs. Nellie! assault tttat killed 8, wouaded l~ detailed paper pre!wnted to :ed injured. i' enjoyed cool but of automotive lor GM, l~ti:e library, accord-; s.~r~ughn. ~- Santa .\tonica. \ 128 and . wreaked. miUiOill of a spa~ conference or the Amer- South of Chicago near Glen readings througb the night · told Cleveland Chamber of Corn· g P · ICahf.. who d1ed Tuesday at her dollars lD damage• to u i<'an Institute of Aeronautics ! Ellyn, Ill .. serveral h~mes were . . · ~~rce members that many ad- caBurglars stole the $115 . in . home there . j armada of ~laDes. and Astronautics. :d'amaged. No injuries were 1 I ! dJIJOnal safety features could bt I sh rr~m a metal ca bmel .l She was born June 9. ~383, 1 . The guerrillas struc~ AI ~· i r e p 0 r l e d. Another twister ! ! incorporated into the cars, hut . ~ey. prl~ open the door.~~ lhe I the ~aughter of the. late Char- m January, but dJd lit~e . WASHINGTON - SENATE , louched down without causing ,• i lhey would nol be popular wilh prmctpal s office. lhe hbmy. l les Freemnnl and EhlBbeth Me· damage lben. Guards spotted Rtpublican Leader Everett ldnmage near Hampshire. lll. · the customer. a~ storage ~oom, and the i Kee J~nes ._ She- had sp_ent her them in the pre-dawn darbess M. Dirksen expressed sharply I The ..... whlcb brought I I Safety enginee"' know that ~';"atwnal • agnculture '";'m. early hle In the Harmwnville today aDd opened up before tho divergent views on the managt- ! winter back lo the same area : I automobiles would be much saf- 80 hs~ as Im~smg \,en• Vlt'Jnlty and had taught school mhltrators could dG mucb ment of the Vi~t Nam war Iof the northern Plains socked CANAL WINCHESTER, Ohto \ CAPE KEN~~D'V fUP}) - er if the seats were reversed se~.eral pairs of pliers . for several years in Meigs coun- · damage. fuesday. twice last month by blizzard~ (UPI) - Servlee will be Friday Striking electricllns oowed to for passengers, so they would Whoever pulled Uie JOb ty before, g~ing _lo Akron and . ~th Korea's . "Tiger DivJbegan to taper off today. at Jackson, Obio, for Ralph w. a government request ~nd .r~ face the rear of the vehicle, ~k-ed the glass. out of the i later lo lal1forma. SurvivinJ s1on' ~apped a ~let Cong force He saJd he co~ld _not accept . But it left Casper, Wtlo., still Eisnaugle, manager of tbe Can- duced space ~n~ picketing and the driver were enclosed ont d~r or the ~~g? -~ct:o~:d ! are her husband. Joe ; two ~r Tmh Hoa vill~e about 10 the statements ot hts H o use : isolaled by sJx-foot drifts, al Winchester Times. today. Most budding tradesmen in a separate compartment, I to get mto the bmldmg. said , brothe:s. Charles Jones, Har- rr_ules north of. Qui .Nhon and counterpa~ , Rep: Gerakt R.: blockt>d highways and forced Eisnaugle, 53. died Tur~dav at returned to work to end. a t~o- 1 Lundstrom sdid. i dep~ty Jack Owen~. T~ere was monvllle. and Avon Jnnros. San- ktlled 32 guerril1as m wbat a Forcl. R-Mich:, -~lthout prqot or Ithe rlosing of schools and his horne here. He bad returned I day moonport construction be-l Safety must be built Into a mmtmum ransackmg m the ta. ~onira; . ont sister. Osa spokesman . c&lled "face-toa clearer dertmbon of must . b . to k. J -•· · be" 1 up. _ car and not 1·ust addf.!d on he roums, he added. WJihams. P1ttsburgh Pa .. and face" flghtmg. what Ford tho·•....,t was "shock- usmesses. I wor m anuary AJ.~e:J mg . . , ' . ' . . WE several meces and nephews.I U.S. pilots from tbe T:+ . """ 1 .. Oi k · Flagslal'f Ariz reported fiVe hospitalized in November 1965 "It's rapt'dl• -turning lo · said, and Amer1can cars have a : Ina mlsman!llffemen . r sen, . .. ' ' J u:; . ' . ATHER Ab h d . I . ·~ ff del.. tied ~- J h 1 inches of snow on the ground by a heart attack normal" sald 8 spokesman for \ balanced design that 1n~.udes 1 HI b . rot er an two Sister<; pn>. roga sa1d they saw at least Iadmlnistratloft n e eel. en •~ o nson . ·1 · · 11 · · f t I today m 70s low to· eeded her in death ·1 · th b ••- "-and its militarv : Lamar, Colo., rtcel\'ed tw? l He b~ame manager of Uit ithe Army Corps of Englneers. l sa~y engmeermg eaures Hnd : lliKbt 50s w~st lOs ea,s:t Sho . . ' ~p~n m e fU~&Oil .,.... . t N · 1 more Inches of snow Tuesday weekly Times when lt was overseer of $1&2 million iD constyling. wfuneral arrangt"ments are mHmphong fall and several o8!r eomma nd In Snuth V1e 1 am · · 1 · I L d ld th . ers endla1 and turnln• rooltor complel• B r· 1 'II b 1 c 1· • . d ed ~1 while strivin to avoid direct · evening and Alexandria, Minn., 1oought last Ausgust frotn the structioli now underway. un strom ~a al every 'l'lrandl • . · u 13 WI I" n a 1-1 spans . were amag u~ 1 1 eontradictlon gof Ford's repeal· . reported. another inch bringing ' Hartman Printing Co. by tbe l 11 : • • year new safety !eatures are y. forma. I tContmued On Page Nine) ed criticiams. : its total to .nine Inches on the J<aekaon Publishing Co.• Jackson All the jobs are sufficiently added by automotible mam1f~cground. The native of Jackson had been well man~~. to get the work turers, but after they are m~ \VI' NEW YORK - S.TATE SU· Record followed tile snowo, \ with Jackson Publishing since going agam. . stalled lhe problem remains ir. preme Court Jusil"' Samu•l The lhmercuwry slild to belowtazero [l928. !de:.:•:c~k:g sir";; gettmg people to use then.. Silverman Tuesday threw out : In e yom ng moun IDS. I . . Nobel Prize winner Llnu• Paul· Denver reported II degreea ' barriers lhat turned away mo~e Vetenu Memorial Hospllal . • c;. . , . Ithon 40 per cent o1 the cape s Ajml,.lont - Lydia Ebers•RR s II !"\Ilion Ill»I m1t a· 1"-~---1 1511 construction worker• Moo- baeh Pomeroy· Fers 1 a I CANTON, Ohio !UPI I - A lht tong me ruled that th• 1after turning lllmself ln. galnsl Wilham F. Buc~tey Jr., , Cort MeDaolel. pmldenl ~ d~y and Tueaday. Two Apollo Cool~llle· Oney Brize~bin.' ~~~three-judge court today arquil· •mle faDed to prove thai Rkl- \ The Ohio SUpreme Olurt ediiOr of lhe magazme Nat<onal : of lbe JUDior Chamber ol moon base projects were crip- Caslle Va ' . ted busine99man Robert K. dlt was olivt ot the lime the Iagreed with the distriet court Review. Pauling had bosed his • .l) led h tb all< 1 Dl ' · • M lh F f I Domer on a murder <barge for car in wblcb Rlddl•'• body and Domer was relurned Iron& fiuit on two articles in ~,. Na- : CommeM; Gay Guilllber, P Y e " ou · p ocmgeLeste• - Bar..~ M'eid, which he once had b&n st-n- was found .-as set 1fh·e. \thc:> penitentiary to Canton rw Ilona! Review. one of whtch bad ! Pomeroy Amorteon L<!!llow Cl(lleroy, r · - ey, . tenced lo death. a second trio\ referred 10 him as a "f•llow Post eommuder, · and Peal Melia Geoenol llell}lltat dleporl: Martha Manley, M1d- , I Dower was convicted on Nnv D . h' f . 1 dl'lraveler." ·: easel, eHbal!'lllal Gt tbc A· · .4.dmiiiiOD1- Mrs. Clyde dleport; Sarah Lunsford, Mid- Dome~ had spent more than 29. 1963. but won a new t.rml ;~ ' . omet m HI lfSt tr•a •.morlcao Cancer Sn<lely, bove Matlll8en, 11slstant manag-,JohnsonPorlland: llomerJone•. 'dleport: Teresa Corbin, Chesh- a yeor m death row at Ohio th• stale dl,trtcl Court of Ap. med he killed ~lddle. J!e '"14 Silverman based his decision 1 volaoteered ta -~iltrRto ers, officen of the Mlddleportl Middleport; Mary Kerns, Ra· 1ire: Fanny Maynord, Rocine. Penitentiary lor tile murder of .peal• on grounds he may have~ he1lound R:les bodldedy ill a an aU. S, Supreme Court rul· ! cooklq "oldll" from the Boys' League Baseball Associa-clne. , :Howard K. Riddle before he been tried in the wrong county .1te r"?m a dee. to sel>t ing which held thai public ol· l Blue Fltme Featlval stn1o lion, and other persons interest.~ DlscharJot- Anna TO AtTEND TEA 1won a new trial which led lo • Riddl , bod f nd [and hiS car afire.'" hopes ' the flcials are limited in reeover- wbt• the allow vlollll Pome"'y ed ·tn lhl! rectetillon PliiiTam Leon, W. Va. . Tbe Martha Kenney Cooll"r· hio acquittal. , th ' ' f was, 011 h in ' big msura~ce pohcles would bo 0 ins damages for libel unl~ss l tor two perlormoacos, April are to . meet Frla•y · Library in Columbus I The stare claimed thol Dom- lau~o=~e 3 f•w'":'.:;.: c ~:: 1 pa;!m~r h~~~~~ lor they can provo actual mahee : It and 11. at 7.30 P·ll!· II ~wn boll toreHI- LOW TEMPI sjiOill()l'ing ito annual a mort@age broker, was In Wayne Counly. The state ar-l several-. when nnaiictal or reckless. d~J'OP!d' of the ' The trle wUI be leota.,. 1 Drllnize ,for . tho ,llll~mer. NEW Y~IIK (UP!) workshop and tea dee flnanclol trouble and burn- I ed th · took · !ruth~ Without rulillg ~n '.he \ • pie tlolfP NIIIIIC COII!eol Olfloets llll!sl . ~ elected, and , highest lemperature ' at Governor'• Mansion in:ed ~lddle to death In an al- ~ :::jacen~ ~~~; Coon~lace ••~~ ~~~~~~:;'~ !p ~~h~ ~.:. tru!~ of the National Re\trw , ., • !ua ieotare for tbe Apl'il I d'lil!"t (or S\in-Up d.- be· ITuaoday to lhe U. S, . , on April 23 !rom !t•mptlo make H appear Dom- 1Domer wao tried i" lhat county lit had burn~! his flOe wrtot article, Slll'l!rml!l . found Paul- u oetollll, I<Cirdtq ttl' ~I for<, M.oy ,I, ·~: for Tag Day Bureau, . · 4 p. m. Tho governor's wile. !er bad IIOen killed In an auto- i The appellote oourt also saui and leo when he .,.~ lng bad failed to prove that tllere l Leoaard, . , . . for !be .law. ·,, . ;I , < A!Uka, Wll 91 Mrs. Jo'"!" A. Rbodeo. 18 IIOs mobile o<.'Cldent so Ills family 1Domer's rights were vlolaied 1 The · 45-yell'Old t.~•had lieeq J:OC~esa dlsregord of lomblo Q-. .lj Ol!lo. l\1011 lo~~· "" w•naamg Mc~llea, Tex. leso. MTI. Evertn R. Haye,, could oollect 1280.ootr In lnsur- ' In !bat he wao not liven legol istill foe.~. trial· fm1ory 0 Jr~ln=~::~~~~:~~:i'" amu>~nii~UI!IIIII Mllll• • ! or~:,1;,'~u:'~"i !.Jelgolonce. · counsol imm•.itately arter his 'eitarlft! II'Uwlng aut o1 1111 .. . 1Ch::.":."'!re:! ·· .I• ·, . · · ' , ' . ' , ~ •• I , V CUOSI. · 'file tlno JoiJOI fto ,.,.. l arrest .Wben he WU quesliont!<l laaneJal truub~ J -~-:--i,?, ')I .1 't' -~~-~-~---~-~-~ oo ••••--u••••"·"•-••o::• n-.~..,,....__...rllk ...,l'<.......,..,...,.,.;r.;..., ".-. ~~~;j/j{,lJ.(111:!f;li.iiill~ Spri·n, of d e Vari'etY , . . --------.1 Of s ' " "' now,"· Storm, Twisters reserve. Start a checking occount today. You'U be th dower show this Saturday aod Sundoy at tbe Oblo Power . Indus t riaI Heart IS Struck Again By Jet Bombers ar' visited Sunday with relativ~s in t h manv advantages. They save you time when you Spring II tbe tbeme lor lbe 1 Wioding Trail Gllrd~ rlub's : J er of New Lexington Whot It moons to you ... Checking accounts offer FIVE CENTS , NMECHANIC ST IN POMEROY VIS'IT ELBERFELDS. WAREHOUSE 0 . ' 1 ~~i~~u~s~a~rso~~r~ ~;:;, ~~~: s;:;d:h~~·d;;:u~~i i~v~~~~: ~--==~~------ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1966 PC)f,\EROY-MIDOLEPPJIT. OHIO Headquarters For L•'no·le'·um And All Hard Surface Covermgs . NOW We Are Ha V '1ng A Sale Of Used TV Sets At The T s II A B . ·pr· esl Warehouse And We Have AGreat Many 0 e I argcun . IC .• aw t-y, · . ' s Allen Liwomh:Mr>. Don-, Maur•c. Moore of ' ald ·Lisle und Rose An 11, Mrs. cuse was the Monday gues 0 M. Ad Mrs Carl Moore. Mary Flanagan. rs. · · nd M E A Hummel . Slack, Mrs. Melvin • Mr. a w~re week- · ' Mrs Paul Huston Miso;;. F:lea· or Cuyahoga Falls . I I 'a b· n Mrs .• Gtldy~ Rob- l endguestsof~1rs.CharlesWJth- i Klues .• Mrs. . ElcbingHarriS, Mrs. Frl'da t Jelds, d Mr and Mrs Max EichIDorothy Johnston. Miss June an nd ·daughter . Becky re- ] Mrs. ' ' And Co~t NortH VIet ,. Nam, Ei19UJD ~ib.iy ie. enthualastlc about~ .~for lttn the Chlpese,. baa. obown rio Signa · or any so!Wnlnt In !Ill pooltloll ellller. • ~i;~o~i~r,~·~~i:O;;v~~: H , ---·---VOL XVIII NO. 3 . mese. 1 1 1Gmntber, Mrs. Thelma "WHEN THE BOYS MEET THE GIRLS" - 'l'e<'hnirolorConni~ Francis, Hat'Ve Presne-ll Wod.& Moo1e, Fellow ~~.Pathology at Umver· : Mrs Herman Lond:.ID, M I !. sity of M!cbtgan, VISited Satur- make en tine at y ElBERfELD..S___w_ A-REHQUS . E ON MECHAlll. ( SJ I.NPOMEROY · ~11 ' Brown, Mrs. Nettie Pom•roy, Ohio t: II p M-orarJty, Mrs. and actions of tile administralion. but tbelr growiJW ll!llliety could thinp difficult If the Saigon picture does not b<oome perceptibly brighter In the next few months. On Tuesday the State Depart· menit of!cially welcomed Mansfield's suggestion for a general Viet Nam oeace conference somewhere in Asia, since the Presidenl has re~••· · v sought lo get the Com• to talk peace in any ro,l place. But Communist"'. con·~ • rhe MEIGS THEATRE !ncrea11 ~ vofulii'O of crld. <iJm of tbe Johnoou admlnlstralion frvm both sldel-"bawko" and "doves." It offers new ammunition lor the small minority who favor ,pulliii,Q' out without further ado. It also I• being seized upoo by the other-equally mall-min· nrity wha advocate vastl·wintensifying Ute war and opreadlng it as a "'lutlon lo all problemo. Tbe vast majority of Amerl· cans still support the policies any opillnlatle predietonB. O!fi!1Jals acknowledge that they· tlo 1101 know what may mull from the speeded-up etectil>n Hmetable the Buddblato forced from Ky. Nor ore thev at all certain about the ldeolOIIcal bent of some of the Buddhl1t leadors who may rain !lf"'ltlnnR nf mA!nr lnfllJP.DM!. 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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 19, 1966 dabney hawk jay