https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4aaaaf9a0dc14c4603f64f19a5df0cef.pdf 173efb660cc9c4543a658b5718823998 PDF Text Text ,. ' ': s 011 • .r ':lft/ ~ ··.1,' ·~1.,.-! ' !' ..> ' ~- ' '·~ . ' ' ehe~ ~_,nrlay'PTA. Tbo~ .~~:~=i~; :M..;~u A~~~-""M~~; Renshaw . rr.~:.:~:~~~;~t.n;:~:'1f:A:'~ ~;·- ~\:'~:;-~!'~Si~,~~.r~~~~~~~~~~~~s·~ntt:·ne· ~~~-·~~~:~~~~~= Giv,es Program. · ·• ".:u... ELBERF-ELDS "' "'"UI'I•ec ' " ~ Mo .- will· .·'thletie""""' Association . ..p....ple ' In I Pomeroy - spon., 1 . , uu ' Mt.'CJ.dl,porf: · . · ··- · · f'" r.tr. lll1<l Mts. Em•r!i911 Jone•JI ~~~~ thoir dilugb~' arid' sru>Jn-law.- m~ntspl~s ~til be,:e~ortl~d ~..om-1 H~r~ert week-~ e ., 'VIRY SMARTLY STYLED SHIRfs ' . ·viiY •- '~"': . 1 , . Southern Loeal El0111en- sor teen danl'O this coming "Worship Reaourcei'! was . tary School PTA will have two &turd Dight ot the Middletho topic of the program pr&. Mt: and Mrs. Lee Davidson gue•t speakers at their n.xt a_y . . f ru I aented by Mrs. Earl Reosltaw ·. lllrs. Luther Boger of Athens. .., . meeting. on Monday. April . 25 port Higb aud•tonum ro . . Mt. and Mto. Frank Galhet- when the WSCS of Minerovllle buB and Mrs. James Shields . I 11 al 8 p.m. at Jhe Junior llilh to 11 p.m. The Jays al•o ~·' I zor of Slreel$boro, William Methodist churCh met Monday and' children. 'l'om and Tam of Mrs. Charles 'White, Rll<!se\1. h>•n.•;"~ '""'Y "" '-'" June I ~'"''' donee Friday mght ' J\Oesel, Cleveland and Mr. and evening at the church. Kensington, Md. visited • here St., accompanied Mrs .. Kala~ LeP, GuidancP. Councelor of at Wahama High School start- IMrs. William King. N&wark, Articles on Power of Love last week with Mr. and M r Hindy and family to thew hon1011 8 th• Southern Local Scbor.Js. who ing at 8 p.m. , were weekend guests of M r"' and Prayer lor the Ages, wore Herman Ohlinger, Mrs. Boger In Seneca Falls, N. Y whO'(e ,.::!1 ,,;, '' !'""lhl•. _,hnw . Welby Whaley. read by Mrs. Renshaw. Mrs. ' is a sister of Mrs. ahe will spead the week. S be' a film on the work of Gmdm:g com leted Reftedh- Mr. and Mrs. Gratis Bryan Ott.o Hartenbach, Mrs. and Mrs. Shielda is 8 riiece; wjll return to Middleport Cuunselors. The other speaa:er and P ed ·b d of Powhatan spent the Pugh and Mrs. Cllfrord Ptulhps, . plane. •nll be a State Highway Pal reiarea I end with Mrs. Gladys Cuckler. after which Psalm 23 Will read Mrs. Mick Miller IS Ill ":ith I M Eli beth Davis man from the Gallipolis Post. m•ttee rom e urged to at-' Mr and Mrs. Gene DeWees responsiVely wrUr Mrs. Pugh j a virus Infection at her home rs. ~ d 1 t;ighlh Grade Party Commit- All members '" and ;amily of Columbus a" as leader. A l!ymn and prayrr on S. Fourth Ave. I er returned on l~s will make their reports ~end. ~---~ _ _ __ _ - - nding a week with her par· by Mrs. Bradford Maag con- 11 M1ck Morris has returned to I mgton, D. C. ~~~ 8 B - s~ M and f'tlrs Everett I eluded the program. Ashland College after apend· ed t~e annua erry , ~~~a/'and with .relatives m Mrs. William Russell, ~res!· ing the spring vacatiOJI wi!h I Feshval. Middleport dent, conducted the bustness his parent~, Mr. and .Mri. Wd- Mrs. Dana tambert has , Everett Dailey returned home session and plans were ma~e liam Morr1s and family. turned to her hr.me after opend-11 M nd from Me1gs Genet a! ! for a rummage sule May 5-7. m Mr. William Bailey, ~rani I ing several weeks with ber and is imprevmg. building formerly occupted St., was the Easter dmner and family, .Mr. and Mrl. M'IX II : Mrs. Ellen Ebersbach and 1by Evans Store in hPomeroy. It guest• of Mr. and Mrs~~~"eor~e Lambt>rt in Columbus. Mens Permanent Pressed : d ht . Jo ce were Monday 1 was voted to pure ase a com- 1 Nicmsky and 1am 11 y. ~ v1s~ ' au~ et,d. Y guests of her munion table for the church I ifing witb them were Mr. and Mr. '1Rd !\Irs. Robert Jay, Co,. evenmg Mmner d Mrs. Clarence I Priiyer partner name~ were I Mrs. Jack George of Logan, l iumbus .. a.re bere witt! Mr. !drawn. The annual convention or 1w. Va. They also visited with 1Mrs. Wl.lham Grueser and••JI,ed II 0f d Mrs ciarence Might I WSCS to be held in Toledo, Ap- , Mr and Mrs. Frank Herold. I er relatives. They wera •• 1 r. an . t1 obst"rved their ril 27 ~ 28 was annount-ed. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hinkle.> due to deatb of his father. 1 of 1'ues- l Refreshments were served Iand of Mc<::onnelsville, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey· BOYS SIZES - - 2.98 · 3.98 5Jrd v.ed mg 1 by Mrs. Clifford Phillips and 1vtsUed recenllv with their par- , doo, Huntington. W. Va., spe·nt ll da\harles Burt who Is empley· · Mrs. Brooks Sayre to the above ; ents, Mrs. Frost and : the weekend with her parents, I c Lorain 'spfnf the Wl!ek· named and Mrs. a Grueser, I' Mrs. George Hudson. .; Mr. Mrs . C•nnon MEI:jS 81 ed .. h his . farnll, Rutland , Mrs. Sadie Brown, Mrs. Rol· , Mrs. Robert Craig spent the ann relatives 1n Weat TnturN end Y.ll y · lin Wolfe, Mrs. Charles Gruesrr. weekend in Columbus whete she gm1a. Nylon ! Road. 1 nzo Custer and Mrs. I Mrs. Hosmer Roush, Mrs. Nor- was the guest of Carolyn Searls has Reg. 99c pr. , Mrs. Ao 1 lh eek- · man McCallum, Mrs. K a r I and altended JIIe State Conven- to the Coliega or , Bone.y Mltc~elltospe~ wwith ! Grueser and guest, Harold lion of Office Personnel of the! t.eopathy, Kirksville, Mo., aft<!f II end Huntmgsister n, and · ·broth- !: Wolfe. I Bureau of Unemploymen 1• held l s.pe nd'n1 g Jhe spri1111· breakC witb ll M mCuster's r.s. 1 Mr and Mrs Loren : : in the ballroom of the Seuthem 1h1s mother, Mrs. Robert oal'l. NOW Ier-maw. . d d. tbe ' Hotel She attended 31 the • Mrs. Ron Halley ha ", I he I Pla"s Completed I guest. of Miss Searls. They ai- led to her home In Columbus a!- I I Caver lee and "Sound of MUSIC S ow, b te nci' th eek With · For Rummage Sale ew . 80 attended the presenlation Y r spe 11111 , : Herb Alpert and the Tiajuana ~ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl PLAN SERVICE I Plans were ~mpleted for .~ Brass held at Veterans Jrlemor- 1Kmght. . · The women's Rio Gra~de \s- , ru~age sale m the Uowme ial in Columbus. Mrs. Nm~ Bland returued sociation will hold aa ms~Ua- 1buddmg, May 5-3 bf tl·e J~F Mr and Mrs. Gai1 Miller her home m Akron ! tion servire Monday eve1u~g, 1class of the United .Methodist and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cole- foliGwing several weeks I March 25 at the Salem Baptist •church Monday evenmg at the . man and children, Jerry and bere with her mother, Mra .. 1 1Church at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. church. J ·e were in Urbana over the erva ChUders and her 11ster, 1 warren Eckels, area minister Marie Chapman. pf'('!:Jde-nt. an~ d where they visited I Mrs. Pearl Reynetlds. RACINE, 0. i of Marietta, will be gu~st speak- conducted the meeting which 1 w~ ~eir daughters and fami-1 er. opened with devotions by Mrs. ~~ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith ' SON IS BORN Jed Webster Sr. who read an r -1 and Mr. awl Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lee article, ''Deciding Factors" tak- Robe:'g~lk and son, Bobby. IMUier, Middleport, are • en from the booklet, The Sam:- Bobbv is hospitalized dut to ill· nouncing the of a 7 tuary and a poem, "So Swrft · 7 oz bov Handy Lee, Marehill I The Way, So Short The Day;• I and IIJfs. George Baker: 29 H;i;er HospitaL and closed With prayer. were in Chari, ton, w. va. Mon.l parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ken: I Also Open All Day Thursdays Members respondert to roll I da to visit :;, brother, Mr. , neth Miller, Middleport, oaU Wltb a l!ousehold II•nl. A I an~ Mrs. Charl.,j L, Bailer and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon I Fair report was glYea on palms : f .1 Pomeroy. Great I 8DCI wbite lilies purchased lor 1 a;;i!,;ds have learned the Rev. are Mr. and Mrs. lite churcb •t Easter tune, by : Fred L Gardner, fot111er pastor Minersvtlle, and Mr. and Mrs. ,. .. '' " Mrs, Antoae Lucke. A thank ~ of the Middleport Churcll of iCharles MiUer, RuUand . ~~~: 1 1 JOU note was read. ~m Mrs. Christ wag to have major sur- 'I great arandparent 18 AI Homer Cooper for !tiles sent to 1 gory iooay at Memorial Hospil· Putney, Galiipalfs. 1'1!io Js I ' :FOR THE at y '''· ' SMARTLY JAilOi<i''' s;.:.r VIR·Y .I YOUNG MAN IN ~:~:::11, (,~~::rf:'~;;!:;;;~, a~ ~eem::::::jl hy 1 1 1 H:spi~:l HOSE A~drey, an~ Ja~es ~n. Stephe~ Cu~ts Cotton ktlillhirt with K~rksv1Jie ;a Plastic Curtains l'lllllti·llriJ". (Onlil'ltnfal tlac.. · ..,it~ ltolhtr t(im on pocket• att.~n 1.77 pr-2 pr 1.39 (hecbred glnghOit toe ahlrt, stlf·b•l'-d tfy Mog11e slocks. 1 1 RACINE DEPT. STORE ' * * * JAC SHIRTSI KNIT SHilTS! IVY & LEATHER ,,, TRIM CONTINENTAL TlOUSERSI l ~:::~::::::::::::::~~;;;;;;;~~II and ll":l·liL?::. J.,.,~ Op en WORLD f~lly ~tell SPORT SHIRTS $1.98.$3.98 tbe KoLiSroRT ~ the l p~rents, ~~t~:nd M~ht Rut~a~ QUI:n~iversary 'tiW Friday Nig ht T'l 9~ ··~·; ~~ b~rth ':'h~re arfllots and·,oh mo~e in a va-riety of Pacifists Mad t,o.~e eosy·coreo fobtics that you love •.. soma Wtlh piping~ and colorful trim • • , all hond~omt'ly detail•d In lhe n~wl!!lt sty!~s and colors. F,ll your boy's nel!!ds--ond what boy doesrl,'t?-for now through summerl . See the complete nlectlon of men's end boys' shirts end trousers on the M1ln Floor ... 1 Elberfelds Pomeroy ~~1~~~~hn~~C~I~2T~en~D~w~h~e~re~cou~p~le~·,~r~~s:t ~c~hi~ld~----.J~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ° SOD ' ., her lor Euler.1 At Jhe elephaat dose of ~ n tbe meeting, whit\ aale wu held, ud a dessert course was served by Mn. Ao- " 1 tone Lucke. _M.ITHMtZED MAU• o S~"DYY 0 SaUy Fo1ler Named eta., Secretary The Young Adult <Ia" oli the Pomeroy First Baptist · churcb met Montllly evening at the citurch wfth Rev, Carver Williams, president, In cbarge. WUiiam Sheridan, devotional leader, read a poem, ''A 'I'bousbt For EVeF)' Day," and prayed. Miss Sally Foste• was fleeted oecretary-lreasurer, New equipmenJ will be bought for lhe parsonage and Richard FlDJaw wiD make the JlllfC)Iast, It waa allo voted to buy paint the interior or the parsoa- . 1.' ' \ •• A deuert COUI'Se was •erred :i ' ' ". . '·-: '· .'1 .. (_Jf ' ' ;: ' ':' .-. .. .I ~ by Mn. William Sooulfer and Mrs. Orval Wiles, to tht above and Mrs. Harold Lemley, Mrs. Eugene Triplet~ Mrs. Rlthard FlDJaw, Mn. Guy Cowan, Mr• aac! Mrs. Harry Bailey a•d Mrs. ! Olivar Mkhaet J. ....iit' . .• ; . -~ · ' ' :CoYNiE·s LivELY LooKS ' ;I Th"e 'anything but ordinary' pumps seen In MADEMOISELLE. The gently opPnf'd bow pump, 1he cross strap with narrow side opening, the lean, trim "I f TONIIAT I THUll NOTOPIN FiibiY aliKI iiT0161Y Game April 22-U Botto Davfo u '"!'HI NANNY• Bello D&Yio .. ~· Weadr Cl'a)t -Teclutftolor- " !• . ' Ilom llutln lUNDAY, 140NDAY, oncl TUI!\riY.' AJrii:Mi "PINOC'CMIO IN ; -~ '' IV., Lewlo I ~ 'I ' . -. IPACI~ 1!1 -'l'ieDlool...... ' PM JA.; Pbloeeblo II •eiACH IALL• -~ " =:c:.~,::';'l'U . il:' ' ~. •PAIIDNIII" I ' Tllil Fury Sliver Speclallneludet these·eltlnl SUIAdard features: • Buffable silver acrylic ena,mel • New, exclusive blue all-vinyl Interior • Whitewalls. Deluxe wheel covers • De!Uu upper dOor moldinas. .._,..,,_ ' I ,.• \ MEIGS THEATRE I ( I NO BIJIUIJNG, NO SALE The Aftentoon Chrcie of Heath Methadist Cbucch has CODceUed their rlllllJDage ..ie a:hedtlted fur Aprli Zl-21 due to lack or a buUtlillg and will hold il at • later date. wear-everywhere pump. Jn Black, White, Navy and other Sprlnc ahadeo, l' They'llAdd a special zing to your wardrobe, ...1 I ' ATTEND PERFORMANCB AllendiDg tha parlormanca of llerb Alpert and lilt TIJIIIJI8 .... II Veter01 Memorial Auditoriwn lD ColnmbiJo Sutr dl;v I!VealDg were Jou HarrlIOJI, Marflyn Wolfe, GayaM Clay, llnlne Griffith, a n d KaJ-.. GriffitiL .\ ,, •· .. ~,.~ . It's the.~-iler: · ·~ · , . J.(IM . E . ' ·~qur· nelp.'by " ' '"·'' '\t att..sOurH THI. AVE. . ' RS ' ' ' ; - .· ·Melp ~ llli•MII Aol"!loollll ..;. Katie Coanle .' . A- �~ ,. , ' • ' ' . .f:J' lflizabP!:~ Pledgz:J Peace ~ ·~;..!!IO..e:!~s ~~~~ : ~ve pa~d no s:o: t~:; q~ite a-bl~..:~~or Cons~ntln 1~,1 h~ st 0 IVIDl1 ~ •QiillmU;:m.t~~•m AVXERRE, Franc:• (UPII -JaU oflleillo pia note Wed· IHday lrom I prisoaee w~o eoeaped last week. "I.Jfe II good here," ani out lved b aaid !be JIOII< ,... y oH!clalo at Auorre. M jaB. II " 11 olgaed by Jeo oreaa,. wbo oo<aped nUe ttervbtg a lltreo year sonlellco for 1thedlt. The offtclals also re<e vt a package from Moreau coatalnbts tbe prisoa tmllorm be had worn. Tbey sa1t1 the1 are keepbtg It lor bls retum. Everybod . y Js Expecting p • S 'k rmter tri e ~ t" 11' Ri N GOIRg • Upat Slower Pace former Resl"dent Dies Wednesday TO A1TEND MEmNG son. to Guy Edison L. Glllntller: Loltl, Denver 0. Curtis, attend a meeting 'of the Amer- Mr. and Mrs. Thlll'!ltnn Stone, Curtla tn Milford W. leah Women In R-dlo and Tele· Mr. and Mrs. Homer HytteU Lo'•• Leona.rd · 59 acres, (Jlive· Yision at lhe Gceen Mea ilows and John McKenzIe, a!tended Charles R. Mash, Ann a IM at Worthington Saturday. the Sou,theaslem Ohio Zone CcJn. Lee Mash to J erry F· Stout• Miss Aysel ldll, Ankara. Turkey terence oI the FratemaI Ord er Glenn Stout, 112 acrea, Bed- who Is a special guest Ibis of Eagl.. Suttdav In IA~R•r as ford: week of the Hl-0 Chapter of repre.entatlv.. of Meip Aerie Roxie Arbaugh, Ermel F. nA:,:W:,:A~R~T,e,:Co~lu:::mb::u;::s:-_,.::w:::lll~speal<~:::·~N:.::o::.. .:21::.n::.·_ _ _ _ __ baugb, Ruth Arbaugh to Rnh<'rt . Cook, Erma Jean Cook. 7.!7 2-Dal{y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 21, 1961 "·! b.1 res, "" Clyd um M '·o.l •· n. ld w e · "" e w .,.v · Dodtlerer, lot, Oilve. ~~~ Bashan __j r: r pr~le," Th~y ~~k ::m~~:•:~~ :~•• :;;"Mrs ' . Mrs. '·:0 8fRRl '5 w lD O I - I .I • 1/ I from the Oriol.., who obtalnetl Fraok Robbtiltll,ionc-tlme Reda star. Thus far, Pappas baa been unable to . work, whit~ Robby nu oeen teasuna: ou AJnencan League pitcbing. . JosePaganonceagamplayed the part II the hero lor the PJ.. ratea. He Jolted a sacrlftee fly with Donn Clendenon on third to account lor the winning mar· gin. The 3-2 win gave the PIrates undisputed first place m Tournament time is almost James Strausbaugh as toumahere for spring sports teams at ment manager. Two teams will schools around the area, . with advance tb the regional tournaemphasis on . baseball, track ,ment. and golf. CLASS AA SECnONALS Baseball teams wil1 again N the SecU 1 Albrompete at the sectional, disor rn M 1';\'" N- Le trict and regional competition , ~nsio Loga~, are ~ ~w prior to the state meet. 1~I n, arren ca The slate tournaments in · pre. . . golf, baseball and tennis will : Western Sectional - . Cb!UIbe Mar 27 and May 28, while icothe, Greenfield, Hillsboro, the state meet in track is Lancaster • W,asb!ngton C. H., scheduled for May 28, all In Mlatru Trace and Waverly. Columbus. Southeastorn Dis· Central Sectional - Cool trict. assignments are as fol· Grove, Gallipolis, Jackson, lows: · South Point and Wellston. · BASEBALL Southern Sectional - IronCLASS A SECf!ONALS ton, Northwest Portsmouth, Northeastern Sectional - West Portsmouth, WheelersAmes-Bern Cll8uncey-1Jover, burg and Rock Hill. Crooksville: Glouster, Miller, Cliff Heffelfinger of Ohio Nelsonville, New Lexington, Sl. University will be tournament Aloysius, The Plains, Sheridan, manager for all four seclionals, 'Union Furnace, waterloo, and whtch are to be played April York. ..:1 I .I E1tstern Sections - Albany, Kyger Creek, Carthage-Troy, Middleport, Pomeroy, Racine, Eastern, flutland, Shade and RoliiO-Canaan. Central Sectional _ Aliensville, Beaver, Hannan-Trace, . Hamden, McArthur, Oak Hill, Southwestern, , Southeastern Norlb Gallia, Wilton and A Leu Brown-Zaleski. [ mer1can Wguo South-Central Sectional - Cl nd · L Pet. GB 1a eve 6 0 1·000 ··· Chesapeake, Franklin Furnace, Bait" Ironton St Joseph Lucasville tmor~ 6 1 .857 ~ Valley Minford New Boston Detroit . 6 3 .1167 II> Ports~outll E~st Portsmouth Callforota 4 2 .667 2 Clay, Portsmouth' Notre O.me, Chtcago 4 2 .667 2 Proctorvilfe, South Websrer Mmnesota 3 3 .500 3 ,nd Symmes Valley Boston 2 6 .2fJO ~ southern Sectionai Chilli· Washington I 5 .167 5 cothe Bishnp Flage~ Zane Kansas City I 5 .167 5 Trace, Hun~ngton Unloto, New ~':..k da ' I ·~~25 6 Frankfort, . Adena, ·Latham, aes Y1 esu 1 Laurelville Bainbridge Paint Boston 5 DetrOit 3 Valley Piketon and Sinking : ~/""· at K.C., P~· cold wea. Springs. . \ eve. 4 New Yor . 2, ntght Suutltlll!stero Sectional - Bait. 6 Wash. 3, mghl Hillsboro Belfast Bl C k Calif. 4 Chi. 3, night (II lnas) I oesburg L .hb ue ~ • Thursday's Probable PlleUrl : ..~er, Mo.:;~tow~' Peebt': Chicago at Californht (night) Peebles Franklin, Seaman, -Ptzarro (l-D) vs. Newman >oWest Union and Winchester. 1O) (Onl ch d 1 George V. Nash of Wellslon I Y game ~ e "ed) 30 and May I and 7. (LASS AA DISTRicr The winoer from eacb of these sectional• will compete In the dls,trict tournament at Ohio University May 13 and 14. with Heffelfinger as toumament ll1llnager. Only one team wUJ advance to the regional tournament. R GI A NA E ON L. TOUR MENTS The two district winners in Class A from the Southern Distrlcl will compete at Chillicothe on May 20 and May 21 against winners from tho Central District. The district winner from the Southern District in Class AA will compete In the reGionoJ at Philo on May 20 and 21 where the team will meet one of two Central Disirict winners. GOLJI' ', · - .. /fillllltlffl. IIIOOSMIII-<I /CIIf·ltol""' .;.. ,.,.. IMIW 104 N dollt..-You 111t • ,;r -· . ' '\ ' ' .'' ' 'SECIIT llATHIIC'f' I ' ' . 0 AmerJcafi ' League L'lfieSCOfeS National Leagae American League San Fran. at Chi., ppd., rain New York 200 \XXI 000- 2 6 1 St. Louis at New York, ppd., Cleve. IXXI\XXII!x-4 10 0 rain Friend, Hamilton <7), Ramos (7) and Howard; Siebert, Los Ang. 010 IXXI2011- S ! I O'Oenoghue (8) and Sims. WP Hous!Dn 000 001 001- 2 7 0 -{)'Donoghue (I-D). LP- Ramos Osteen (3.()) and ~horo. (0.3). RR-Whltlield <2nd). Torborg (7) ; Bruce, Carpm 17), OWen. (B) and Bateman. LP- Detroit 001100 IIIII- 3 10 o, Bruce <1-1). IIR-Ferrara <1st). Boston 010 1103 !Ox- 5· 8 0: 23 0 Wickersham, Fox 131, Glad( " ' " ' 1' dla&o;ai. 282 sq.tno.v\ewable Atlanta 221 020 001- 8 9 1 ding (7), Sherry 18) and Adv.anced Q·20 power reaerve 20,000 voltabu.iJ Phila. 000 (XX) 001-1 4 0 Freehan: Stephenson, Radat • ~:~!:!~~::._~FamplitierwitbCI&CepiiouJ~e.WLivity- tor ·w. 1 t r ' · C Johnson I H be (1·1) and Torre; (7) and Tillman. WP-Stephen- ~ ' Ad ~~r·., u niti1ed Channel S.l•ctol'll fbr' •an. Up, er rt (2), Jackson (3 ), !!On (I-D). LP- Fox (0-IJ. RRs,.... , '••• ""' Jenkins (3), Wagaer <61, Demeter tlst), Conigliaro <1st).' ' P.,.,;,;.n C•oftod Sutm s ... Dwol T...-.=.a 82 oha.ool Belinsky IB) and Dalrymple. Wash. 100 000 020-- 3 8 o onaouod porlo.m,.,. '"' ""' pict..., .,... LP-Culp (0.2). HRs-Aaron 2 Bait. 001 010 40x- 6 9 1 • PuU-puoh, on-•W•olumo oontrol. • • 2 Adadnl Quolity ' (I st ~ '· 2nd) • L. Thomu (2nd ). Richert, Cox (7) and ,c•::;:~:~~ ~ ~· ture~, Admiral Wide An&Je 23" SteelboDd pictue &uN . alumini1ed for bria:ht.er ))ietW'M ·-~o~•e aquan ....,._ 1 ' Hand lOme contemporary .tyllnc i:a Walallt rraille4 ~~- . h"'bo"d abiooto. 37 2BW hirb, ll' ModoJ LKmuv..,...,- witlo,li'l :tloop:JiU!il.~"' : !" RIDENOUR RADIO &T.V. ·, SALES. .and SERVICE Phone 985-3308 Chester, '. . ·':' "" '.'i "' ... .. .... ., ' . ,, ·~;: " HOT VALUES IN CONTEMPORARY from 49.95 y--. . . . --1011 _.,_ EXCLUSIVB NECK·ZONB TAR.OIUNG II... tltaiOVW• .... a~ .. twill or tan. Youi,..Y, Joot...o...- SPECIAL ' FRO~ .APRIL 24, 1966. ' ' ' .Trophlto.In A & B Htevy & L!tr " , Sida Cer/ ind leiif•m Cliu · . .. ... ., FOR llllke ..., ... a •~~~t pltMUI'IIIIe new dimen1ion to your life.l tiP• of ti'ICir. 32.50 y ... , ,.. > .,. • • • • • • • ' I • more enjoyable? Get a speciaRy equipped Chevy Custom C1mper pickup. Add tile camper body of your choice. Yoa can use the truck for WOit with liMy detached, then mount JOUr ~-llody and head fir tfle.lied ~ Go where JOU want, stop wllea Jill like. Yoa're free iltlle ....._ And Jell can go often because it · - · · da 11n't colt much. A ·Chevy Custom Camper will Wild OTHERS APPROX. 70 MILES ,, 1, '• I from Class A ochools will go to Worthqlon on May 21 alon1 with winners from the Central, and North Canton districts. The compeliog Individuals from Class AA schools will go to Daylon on May 21 along wltlt winners from the Cinch,. nati and Springfield districts. CHEVROLET •: ; CUSTOM PER ·;·: Sign Up Time 10 EST, Drlwl1111 I I EST Key Tl..,.12 j;ST >I' • • individuall of""_ .. ·SlORE ' .• The competing 100 Yd. Dash -Swisher (Pi. 10.6; Brtckles IPI, Batey (W). Mile - Sneed iW), 5:10.3, Arthur (W) 1nd WeD (P). 880 Relay - Pomeroy •Swisher, Nease, English and Brick· les) 1:41.8. 140 Run - Batey (W) 55.2· Tennant IW), Nease (P) . ' 880 Run - Brinker (W) 2:2S.3 Arthur <W) and Taylor <W). 220 Run - Swisher (P) 25.0: Brtckles IP) and Russell (WI. MOe Relay - Wahama (Batey, Tennant, Sneed and Russell) 4:33. 0. .. '· _'0.,...,...,......,..,..-..,,.,..,,.,...,._____...,..,!!!!!!81 MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS ! ing point getter for Pomeroy AU competing schools In witb 1211 while Swisher waa both Class AA ani cta11 A wiU cloae behind with 1112. . compete at Fairgreeos Country Pomeroy got six first, live Club \t1 Jackson on May 21, seconda and four thirda wbtle with C. H. Jonea of Wellston as Wabama was geillnl five first, manager. four seconda aud tll thirds. TRACK Tho winners of the various All competiag schools in ,events, their time or distance both Cla88 AA and Class A 'IIlii lhe rwmersup were: wiU compete at Ohio Univer- High Jump - Bennett Roush sity in AthenJ on May 14, with (P) 5 It: Hayes tP), Nease (P) Stan Huntsman aa manager. and Machtr (W), !ted. This will be the district level, Dia<uo - Andy Porter (P), with wiMers advancing to reg- 'II ft., II inc.; Gibbo <P) and ional level. Stanley (P). :! BIG BEND EHDU.RO , =-===::. . : =: : ___ 1 ._.Ill' ' .\ Don By CURT 8L()(.'K UPI Sporto Writer Cleveland ManaGer Birdie Tebbetll Is accepting all oomplimen~ven leflhanded ones. · 2 MIIH North of Po~roy On U.S. 33 . t0 421 •u,:r Topple YankS Aga"JO, "fflf2 Best Cardin MUS Victory HOSI / wJnne:rs ·Edwards'36 "''""'pi'~ '*"'ttc "' "' NEA, IIIL f a' ' ." Over Wahama· Indians Remat·n Unbeaten, MEIGS MOTORCYCLE CLUB ' pan_ ther Ath) and Loa A•"efes nipped Hnus''" ton 3-2. San Francisco •I Chicago and St. Louis at New York fell victim to inclement weather conditions . . Baltimore made It four in a Brumley (7): Bunker• S. In fact, the Indians' early row behind rookie catcher Andy 000 000101- 2 5 o (8) and Etcbebarren. 91lccess has the Tribe pilot Etchebarren's first big Pitts. 000101 001- 3 6 0 Bunker (H). LP- Richert with almost anything hn?Jer and double. The Maloney, Baldschun (8), Da- 2). HRs-Etchebarren (1st), refers to leftllandedness. · · natled down the victory In the (91 and Edwards: McMullen (Zitd). Cleveland h rted lnt seventh with four rttlll, tho big Cardwell, Face (Q) and Gunder, 111 innings! the Am . spu lead .~ blow being a two-run double by May (9). WP- Face (1-D). LP- Chi. 002 001 IXXIIIO- 3 7 tl ertc::; ar:n.r fi WI f Boog Powell. Wally Bunker Baldschun t0.2). HR-Johnson Cal. 021 000 \JOO 01-4 12 Ill:: e~ctorl:ar have v:,:. went 1 1·3 Innings before (1st). llort;n. Higgins (3), Locker I to south ws Tw leavlll& In favor of Stu Mtller. . (7), Ftsher (11) and Romano . . S M Do 11 ~ · 0 for Bunker's record 18 now 1-1. Morne La Sene. on tne south- Marlin m)· Chance Lee <10) \ f:rmJackc Kr:Ck Boh ~~~ eac~ ColllJifaro Bomot'l east coast of Haiti, , Is one of Brunet ooi Sukla '(10) and . ; en an Tony Conigliaro, who led the ht~hesl r•,untams tn the Rodgers. WP--&tkla (1-0). reltever John 0 Donoghue, LUIS league with 32 homers Car!bbeBD, rtsq to 8,793 feet. -Fisher <0.1), Tlsnt " the lone rtghthander season smacked bis first ====-~.=.::::.::..::=:_:.::~:.::__::::..'.:______ With a victory. 1966 .iter siXth !mtlng Sirq!les. O'Donogbue, .who. escaped by Lennie Green and • Kansas City m • pre- Yastrzemald. Jerry Ste~>hensonl trade. for Ralph Terry, notebed his first major league . · hls ftrst victory fn a victory but required High School wtll be manaf!Or of M' n Fg!"f s ~mt es uniform Wedneachy assistance from Dick Radatz tbe firSt two sectlonals Carl 1 ~ · at 1 •• mg . when . leftbanded swinging who gave up on1y one run ove; Bany of Portsmouth Clay' man. :Chtcago at Kansas Ctty,. niGht Fred Whitfield beat the skid- the final three frames. sger of the second two and IDetroit at Washmgton, mght ding, last place New York Joe Adcock In his 17th Dave Larimer of Frankfort <Only games scheduled) Yankees with a home run for league seaso~ carne thrnn•h I Adena . High School manager Natioaal League the second straight night, 1-2. with a game ~ pinch of the final two secllonals. Pitts W. L Pel. GB AL Games single In the lith !mtlng tbat Games are to be played April S bcrgh 7 I .875 BalUmore downed Wt18hlng- scored Angel catcher Bob 6 1 ·857 12 ton ~; Boston clubbed !Jetroit Rodgers from second base Ill, Mav I, 1 and 8. ~n ~ran.! 6 3 ·1167 1II 1>3; and California beat Chica- Rodgers reached base on 1 · CLASS A D!STR!Cf Phs! dngleh., . 1aepta 4357121>gi•·JI' ' · The wmner from each of New York o ·? Jn mnmgs m other out single and moved up on 1 2 2 · 3 these . s~Uonals will compete Atlanta Am~rtean League play. Minne- walk to Paul Schaal. 3 4 .5111l at Cht!ltcothe on May 14, with St. Louis 2 4 ·~~ :11 sola s ~heduled . game at Ed Sulks, the fourth Cal!forHouston 3 6 .333 411 Kansas Cl.ty waa ramed out. nia pitcher, got lhe wla for I 2Cincinnatl 1 5 .167 5 In a ram-abbrevtated Nation- 3 hitless innings of Chicago I 6 .II! 5\1 al League schedule, Atlanta pltchinc. White So• reliever Ed Wedneada.y's Resuits walloped Philadelphia 8-1; Pit- Fisher entered the game in San Fran., at Chi ., ppd., ram . jts~bu~rg~h:O:d~e~fe~a,;;ted~C;;:In:;:cl:;;nn:;;•~ti~3-~2~;~1~1t~h~a~nd:;.:too::k~the=-~selb;:a~ck~.= ,\ St. Louis at N.Y., ppd., rain I1 Atlanta 8 Phila., I, niGht Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 2, night Los Angeles 3 Houston 2, night Pat Edwards carded a fine Tbursday'o Probable Pllelten 36 h.~ take medalist honors Wed- SBf! Francisco at Chicagonesday aftor school when the Mancha! (2-D) or Shaw <!.()) Middleport High School golf ••· Hands (1-0). team defeated Wellston High St. LouiB at New YorkSchool 1311 to 611 on the Pome- Gibson (1-D) vs. Gardner (!).()), roy course. ( A I I • n t a · at PhilaHelphia Edwards defeated C. Nichols S~grht)-Lemaater (1.0) vs. (42) 3-1, Wayne Davis (48) lost I 0 t (I-D). lo C. Townsend (43) 11>-2\1 'Cinctnnati at Pittsburgh Bot> Priddy I42) defeated Lar: 0~lgbl) - Pappas It).()) or Toolo tll-0 vs. SIBk (1-D). ry Ses (431 · 1llyoumlaotlyourclti8CO ' ''" 211·1\1, Sam Clat. (Only games hed led) to OWlll lliCidero.l&uroworthy, If/) defeated Mllte Ai>' Frlday':rGa~es ' . lttlltriq ' -~ plegorln (51) 3-1 and Bill Hack- Los Angeles at Chicago tltla '!'dol.,... ... la luck. etl (40)! defeated Tom Jenkins New York at Atlanta, night Now""'""" )lict 11p11ttp (50I 3·~ 12 - · Phtla. at CincinnaU, night Friday the Jacke.t &oilers Pittsburgh at SL Louis, night lubialtuitllil_ .... travet;~tb New Le•ttngton lor a San Fran. at Hnustcm, nigbt prloo -1111111111 bll" f8 1ft I hnlO'..mateh. MilliE MORE MORE IIQOJ II. Totdurttl ~ .•. Spring Tourney Cards Announced =:~~:aha:;:: ~!;~~~~~c; =~:~ (~;: M::~~~rn: ~o~~:~.WM:~j M~.':~~::n=~=~!,, Society N I Pl'l'I'SBURGH (UPI)-Right. haoder Milt Pappas waa expeeled to make hiS Natlenal League pltehing debut today for the t.'inc~nau .tteas as UJe)' oav Ue the Ptrates. The appearance of PappaS may be JUSt what the doctor otdered, both lor the baUelub and the minds of seveal doubters as to bow well the rtj[hthander wm do. He was acquired by the Reds ever." HELEN HELP US!l ~oil~:;::;~::.:::: of~~~ !be IM!IIfor ctreull the lop ollhe DIDih 111 a llncle J1'oct who came in roUe! of Jack Baldschun, who waa at 110 hill and two.· Even Jim Maloney, the only by ~ommy Harper, and Pete 1tarter Don Cardwell. acquired in the trade U..t aaw Only bright opot Red 'tehe to record . tllll Hole 1 triple. Onco again It W88 the relief Robinson depart from Crosley was the lmpr~ed ' e~}~ ~ nnol>!• ,, ~ ,.lt~ The· victory went le Elroy pitchbtg that let the Reda down. Field. was charged with bla ...& 1fielder Dertm · the Pirates' timely blttlfll. He ODd loss againat na wins. piCked up two bltl, worked seveo inoinp and W/• He waa chargetl with """ in- first homer of !hi! :t-"::!: o"! !~. ~--~-e _.es nln• Ditched and yielded two seventh inn!Dg, . . hits and the winning run. Teddy The onJy way ta u; ' The v1ctory was the seventh .4 0 l O.v!d!!On mopped up 1or the .fi- Reds ravoi'ed by lor the Pirates in eight gantea - - - 'tO '2' '2' nat out. · the ~ague crown The and moved them 1 ball game Putber 1 ._. tleet old Sit Pu Cardwell hurled eight frames now Hi and rank · ahead ·of lhe raln·ldled Giants. Pomor ~j ~ ot . t bbsSawyer (W) 38 ft. ' and was charged with oniJ four 10 team league. ''Who waxed my welghll?" The Reda Ued the game in oy ·-· 711 ln., Gl (P) and Frey _ _ _ _.::_~=· -#.i.!!/ii .::..:..=-::.==~:_::_~:.:.._-_:::...::..:::_~~~-=-=~;_;__:::..:::,.:::.:_:_:_.:..:_.--.--_ __::__...:__;_::.._:....:: clada Jed by Duane Brlcklea (W). and Sw!Jber aeorec1 11 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April 21, (UP\) - · The student Federatloa I I d t Ik t I (FSF) at Ohio state Unlversty p~n.ne o pc e ~ ao. ulty meeting today to protest 'he hiring of Dr. Wtlllam HaU as the new director of the school of journalism. t Clarence A. Arbaugh, dec., wI Robert Queisser, chairuuU.a vr tli~ grtr~v'~ ::;rd.~RoiQe Ar~gh, Ermel F. Ar· attn!! committee, said the unlvenlty aclt)li,nlstratln!' bough, Affld. of Trans., CoJum· ll'llildin~ wUI he plckete~ by the group Frlda'Y 811~ --~ bta. rally will be held- on tbe · h •- ,,_ ·• . campus 0vat tbat an~rn·nnn . .Into a " ouse organ,"" "" ..,.. 1\osJe Arbaugh, Er!!Jel F. A~· The led'!l'atioft called Hall's mtnlotrallon." . qaugh, Ruth Arbaugh to H.,., anpolntmenl .... administration ."The Lantern Is J!le t~oue• ty Crippen, Berilla Crippen, violation ·of ...,emtc freedom. aild the lUIIe Is "symbolized 1124 acres Columbltl · ..,... nd .... t d ' albed 1 Paul Bar · ~ ' facu!W autonomY a ' *"'"~ an pmon ' n Lester Russell, I rights." . , ton,"' he said. Barton has been G E F, . actlnt director of the school Russell to ary . Loteenpltut, Ira B. Hor\ey Jr., an MU since the death last year of CarOl Sue Freeman, t, om· journalism insln!ctor ,and Pu· G Kle I . eroy, Utzer Prize winner. 'o~td at t~e ~~It y~· battle," he told lleiena Gibbs to Lester Gibbs forum the new dl~r Will the students. "If th• admlnl•traParcels, Rutland. turn the camuus dally news•a· lion wins, you will be forced to Mary 1!. Oblinger, Erm• H. per, the OhiO state_ Lantem, hold your tongue forever and .Thompson, Robert A. .' l.'ll'~~ . •' . Pappas Will Face League Leading Pirates i NEW YORK (UP!) Negotiators, wresutrti 'with •empleye dismissals and . other issues relating to the biggest merger In American newspaper history, meet again today laced with the prospect of 8 strike that both sides have declared WASHINGTON (UP!) -The m' evltable. cost of living rose again in A strike Sunday would force March by aboot two-tenths or New Yrok's third major three·tenths of 1 per cent. But . ' newspaper shutdown in four n.e rise was not as fast as in "' ..•rs and could possible wreck February because of an easing ,plans - for the proposed merger .·.: . Vef eWS ; ;r: in food prices. .,..,...,,""_ ' _ _ of three daily newspapers. GertrJu~e ~· Joh~tonid That was the forecast from The dispute between lhe er S. 0 ns n to aro .: oaqe reodf•P• GaUipolls government sources who got an newly formed World Journal Patterson, Nancy A. Patterson, Da 12! 18 1 unnlng 20 feet advance look at the Labor Tribune Inc., and 10 newspaper Lot, Sutton. - b y He tel' Bottel . m ·• ·• r Funeral services for Clyde unro ' ns basl·cally t'nvolved the May L. Holte.r to Delbert •n rollers, Pomeroy-M3Son. 21.- S. Williamson, 64. of 337 Bur- Department's monthly consuHe 1 M H I Z7 , Pt..Pleasant 24.69, Hinton "ess-av, Columbus, who died mer price index, which was to CWS question of sever~e of an as ey, arte easey, 195 fll\inc Kanawha Falls • be published today. estimated 2.000 1if the 5,700 eels, Chester. VUU1ll ASKEO FOR rrl day without his married sec:Nis62 &lltnC Ch 1 to 2015 there Wednesday, will be held workers now employed by the Charles D. Circle to Milton! This column Is for younc peo- tary.- H. ·· • ares n. . ' Salurday at 2 p. m. at the Ew- If their forecasts hold, it , H BaH three papers _ •Le New York H. Circle, parcels, Sutton, Ches- pte, lhelr problems and plea• INVE, HATE OR f•IUne. Loudon was runrung l'h . Ch 1 with b . I . h . By Mrs. a. , ey "' GOOD FlU""""? jeet, Marmet I¥• feet, and Win- Ing ape urJa '" t e would mean an mdex of as Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benson Herald Tribune. World - Tete- ter. urett their ti'oubleo and fun. AI """"' field 3 feet. Beech Grove cemetery. much as 111.9 per cent. In of Brazil, Ind., Is visiting lhe gram & Sun and the Jnuma~ witb' lhe rest cf Helllll Help Some weeki ago Ibis glrllltd He was a former employee other words, It would bave cost , Ralph Ballard famUy. American. !lll!.1li\IMI _ J_ . US!, It welcom" illuJihla but I broke up, Sbe tboulhlll would • ~··Movemeals: , of Jamtrol, and. a member of $11.90 to buy the same goods I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence LawLONDON (UPI) _ JIUIIH won't dodge 1 tterloUa quMiloo be better to he lust good frlendt ; 0Ji1o River Frances Ithe Commumty Cltrlstlan and services in March that $10 renee and family of Portland l!'.dward White, '"" o1 three with a brusJt.olf. again, lt:O' when we went tGcetb. Jlouliand up II, 12 :30 am.: In· Church. He was preceded '" would buy in the 1951·1959 base were guests of Mr. and ~ Mrs. I Mayor Fines Three men still sought In Britain'• Send yoill' teen-age q1101- er we had too many arguments. ~· jllwn 15, 5 a.m.; Walter I death by two brothers, John period. Joe Lawrence and family lor I Middl rt $7. 3 million trala robbery of tiona to YOUTH ASKED FOR We)!, here's the problem. I'm lled<jnnl up 16, 1·30 a.m ; Ken- and Grover, and was a former dinner Easter Sunday. I n epo tla, Wll arretled today fit rr cart of Helea Help USI, llfrold II I CODIInue tn be lood lu4kian up 16, 3:20 a.m.. Ottn resident of Pomeroy. . In February, consumer prices Mr and Mrs. Junior White Three persons were linllll and a aeaotde mort aod wblllked thl~ newspaper. frlendo with her. I'll tart Hkinc 1-..W.tt up 16, &·30 a.m. ; Na- Survivors include his wife, JUmped one-half of I per cent and ihree daughters, Warsaw. i another lorfetted . a bond In bet once more ll a girlfriend, ~oniil up 17, I 55 a.m.: r)ieana Zua; one son, Jack William- lor a gam of 211 per cent over Mr and Mrs Paul 81'tker and ! court action of Mtdd\e!JOrt May· oil to LondoD aDder beaV)' A REAL HAIRY PROBLEM , which I know abe won't IG for. ~osworth down 17, 3:45 a.m.; son, and these brothers and February.' 11165. Food prtces la,;,ily ol Killbuck spent a week , or C. 0. FISher Wedncs1av. pard. Dear Helen: So my only alternatiVe Is tn Onward up 18,5:50 a.m.; South· sisters. Phil Williamson, Porn- once agam led the way. •end with Grover White and I Evelyn Wtlson, 57, Middleport Aelllll oa I dp, P•llce My mother pi& ohook be- hate her so I WOD't fall in love In! up 18, NO a.m.; New Mar- eroy; Harry, Akron: Mrs. Eliz· A few hours after the Labor Doris. ' was ftned $20 and costs on coo- ~·~u:::..::.:. the IOWD eause of the bathroom tile and with her again. But lor Ibis I 6novllle up 19, 4 a.m.: Esso abeth Cbafm, Orlando, Fla. ; 0eJl8rtment announced the Mr. and Mrs. Holly Friend I vlctlon of disturbmg the peace, fto aew brelk Ia tile C!AJt my hair. Can I help It my balr know the kids would put me tennessee down 19, 1:30 a.m.; \Mrs. W. H. Speed, Charlotte, Februarv figures, President spent a weekend with Mr. and j Gerald J. Swisher, II, Middle- came IUidaJ wbtoa White falls out while I'm 'brush!IIC? doWD. Ia lhere any ether way! folly R. up 21, 4:25 a.m.; La- N. c.,. and Ermel Wtlltamson, Johnson said he would ask Mrs. Francis McPeek and po~, 125 and costs, ?" opera· eoataeted twa Leadoa _.. I try to wipe them up wltll a - MIXED UP BOY •lie down 23, 3:30 a.m. ; Valvo- to Cahforma.. Congress to raise taxes il family of Sardis. i tors hcense, and Clmton Ab- papermen and llfd be ""' wet cloth, but they sUck to the Dear Boy: ne up Greenup 3:3L p.m.; llliThe body " at the Jerry prices continued to soar at that Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts ' shtre, 21, Rt. I, Logan, 110 "fed liP" wllll bolaJ 1111 the tile and I don't have time to They say hate Ia akin to Uve, { ols up Greenup 7:15 p.m.; Spears Funeral home, Colum~ pace Johnson is considering 8 were supper girests of Mr. and Iand costs: reckless operation. vacuum every mornifll. 10 ••atayln& friendl" lhould be ~.cmela D. down Greenup U:- bus, and will b• brought here tax hike to reduce the spending Mrs. Raodall Roberts and : Darrell Richmond, 18, Rt. I, :': !~ n~:~~~~~ We get along pretty well, my satea~ Des!*' !t'a more fun ~ p.m.; Mark M. up Greenup Saturday morninc where power of consumers and family of Letar'l, Sund&)'. ' RUtland forfeited hiS $15 bond p~.ol ol kll tdeadty. lolka and I uoopt about lhe .. And When .You leim not' to ~ : J~ a.m.· Havana Zenhyr friends may call in tile after- businessmen as an anti-inflation- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benson, on a reckless operation bathroom. Personally I lhink argue, 80 much, well the door't down Greenup 4 a.m. Jim Houg- noon. ary step. Brazil, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. cbarge. a a !I m: "" m tlle Is a nulunce. It dhows IY• wkle open, chwn. - , lltnd up Greenup 5:40 a.m.; Ralph Ballard and family~ loery HWe hair and every one of Dear Helen: , ~ntain State up Greenup 5:- Choir Rehearses at STRIKE ENDS cal, spent Tuesday evening WOMEN GET RIGHTS Seleetlou, DutieA thole halt! slick to It - much My lather's niece Is setllnc j 5G am : Mary B. down Mel- H R 'd AKRON tuPI) _ The 15-dny with Mrs. A. H. Bailey. : AMMAN, Jordan (UP[) - Of Cougres8 Shown worse than to linoleum. Any married and recently we receiV· d•hl 3 p.m.: Lachlan Macleay Hen::~ .esl ence wildcat strike against the Fire- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stevens ol • King Hussein Wednesday in- A film, "Man of the suggeations, like teUinl my ed twa Invitations 11 lhe wed151 Church choir atone Tira and Rubber Co No. Belpre moved into the George structed :us government lo the story of seleclinc and ·~ Meldahl 4:30 p.m.; William e~ mother Jo cool it, or somelhlnl? tllnc. One wu adtlmRd to my Pitt down Meldahl 4:50 p.m.; mem. rs rehearsed Wednesday I lant here was over Mav Roberts house. , introduce legiB!alion givq duties of congreuman In - LONG HAIRED GIRL paronts and our teen.qe tlator. Defender up ' 'eldahl 9'40 p. evenmg at the hnme of Mrs. wi~ production back to nea~ I Gary Wells of Columbus called~ Jordanian women the right Jo lngton was shown llelr Girl: The other was addreUetl to m.; Orco down Meldahl 10:30 c:ara R~nnesy, Garfleltf.st, and normal. on Ralph 81'tllard and family vote and run for parliament. following luncheon to the Ha btltltroom Ule were my brother and me. lam 21, p.m.; Joht. J. Rowe up M•ldahl a terwar s enJoyed rerorded recently. eroy Lions Club by the 1I'IJ on t1 1 he 11 11, lltd we're bolh aw 1-:15 a.m.; Alice down Moldahl music and krelreshments of Ice NOW YOU KNO W Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trussell daughter, Sharoo, spent Friday ated Church In Pomeroy. First ~ bigJroblem to ~e ~ up at collect Neither of UJII : 2:10 a.m.; R. H. Bosworth !I cr~m, ca e, nuts and coffee. By United Prell !Diontatlonal and daughter, Dawn Renee, of Iand Friday night In. Columbus Vice President Dale Worner, earnu ~an w DRY toJ1. ployed Beeausa 11\eJ teparat- . up Meldahl $'55 am. Buckeye er goests were Mr. aod tb Mt vernon spent a week end wtth Mr. and Mrs. W1U1am Fenided eu Y 111 P ecea 0 mD • ; State up 7 •. ;,, · · ., Mts. DoWIIIiam Rossell, Ben Phil· with the former's parents, Mr. ton. Gary Holter left Friday of the church serving el olher facial tm;:· d: son, ug Dowson, Mrs. Marand Mrs stanley Trussell for the Great Lakes where M Cl Kart Mrs to paper w • we 0 1 OIDipolia Dam- Frleberger lvtn Dow!!On, Mro. Bernard deoce beeautte be waa BOrvinR Those ·,isiliol R. H. Ballard he will begin Marine tralnq. w~ rscl. only make them cJ!n& stubborn- III)!Uilte Ifill! We've always lli' 7 p.m.; Robert Reed down Fultz, Mrs. Hattie Smith, Sara as president of the Conventioa. and family for Sunday din""r Mr. Wail and children of Lilly Hou a . Jy to the Door. been included In a slagle lnv~ t:IO p.m.; Little George up Bechtel, Carol Bachtel, Mrs. were Mrs. Dorma Morrison of Barberton, Lewis Edael, Relbel. Try II, and your mother tatlon before. - BROKE AS HI! a.m.; Indiana down 6:15 Roger Morgan, Dwight DowOHIOAN KILLEn Thornvil1e, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. William Sorden CAW ON DIETY may send me a vote If tbanb. USUAL t.m.; H. E. Bowles up 7"40 a. son and Chet Tannehill. KENTON, OhiO IUPI) -Mil- 81'tker and family of Killbuck, and grandson, Mark Sordan, and JAKARTA UP! lnd - H. Dear Brdte: 81.; W. II Shaver, Jr down 7:.. - .· lard Notestine, 69, Huntsville, Mr. and M". Clayton Jones [ Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and . I ) one. Dear Helen: You received eeparata lnv~ 45 a.m.; Jelfboat down Uo a "'""-'"""""""-~ Ohto, was killed Wednesday and family of South Charleston sons called on Mr. and Mrs. llan President Sukamo Here's a "why oh why oh taUona because you art eolielt m. 01)11. Waller H. Moclfer when the car in which he was and Grover White and Doris, lo- Clint Orr Sunday. ledged today for the first lime wby" Junior Grade. My Dad iJ MEN, but a combination gift , uollllllCed today tbat Rio a passenger was struck by an- 1 Mi" ~Indo Lyons of Middle- that he was being pressed will be 1 tways sayJng "LIVe every day from all the family MKanawbll River - Allen R. SJ'IIlde CoDele bas "'cetved other about 1.5 miles west of caM s Jean Trussell and Mrs po I 'spent a weekend with become a figurehead leader, as if It will be )'OUt last." So juat line. - . m~IU down Mar~t a. a graat of $1,1110 for tbe Na· Roundhead in Hardin County. Ma:cia Haggy attended a lash~ Mrss Sharon Holter. vowed "God willing, I am wby does he set ttlelmed wben -·: Beaver up Wlnlteld 5.30 p. Uoaal S.leoce FnundaUon. ion rty at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jones and will con~ue to be 1 spend my allowance II If This ~IU11111 itt dedleated to :·• A. J. Patten up Wlnteld 1:· The money will be <tSL11 to GROMYKO IN ROMK GeripaCowdery Jrutt week and family of South Charleston Jy, actively, actively the there waa no JomorrowT - family living, 110 If you're bav· . P:m.; George Prtce down pun:batte equipment for the ROME (UP!) - Suviet For- Mr and Mrs R H Bollard spent a weekend with Grover er." JAKE 1111 ~ trouble or jUJI plain I =eld 7:30 p.m: ; Helen Z. blolt>~ical oclences Jahoratory. elgn Minister Andrei A. Grom- and Brenda~ s~nt · Monday White and Doris. Dear Jake: trouble, let Helen Help YOU. P. Jon!lnll~~n 8~~nrt'm.; K fto projeet Is under tho di- yko flew here. today from Mos- with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Row- Mr. and Mrs. Arvll Holter M8 RATES Dunno, but proltllbly lor tbe She wUI ~lBO welcome your . El 1'1 eld . 11.50 ro.tioo of Dr. Lloyd G. K. co~ for an off1ctal two -day vts- ley of Dunbar. Mrs. Morrison and family and !Jhda Lyons at. WASHINGTON 18nte reason he !ns!Jts worn- own amuslll& elPOI'Iences. Ad~:~· ger~ tl up Wmfteld Karr. it Jo Italy and a possible aud· went wllb them and remained t•nded the llolatelD dinner at whnlesale electric rate an's place Is In the borne-but drest Helen Bottelln care of · a.m., hsha Wood! down - - lence with Pope Pool VI. His lor 8 loncer visit with the Racinelas't ·week. ' proposed by Ohio Eclllon Ca. ~~ul~dn~'t~m~ana:p~tbe~~olflee=~~~~tlbtl:~=~~===-;: Winfield 1:4& a.m. talks with Italian officials were Rowleys. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barr of Akron was approved We<lneoday ·-==- -=- expected to center on Viet Mr. and Mrs. George Rob- Cheater spent an evanq with by the Federal Power CotnJills.. D Nam and the current NATO crJ.. erts spent TUesday with Mr. the Ralph Ballard family. sion. The ~.118 reduction wiD ll sis. and Mrs. Maston Roberts In Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr coli- affect II Ohln !'Ommuntttea and Pomeroy. · ed on Mr. and Mrs. Callie Orr, will be retroactive tn Oet. "' A "BREAKTHROUGH" Mrs. jolary K. Holter and Monday evening. 1965. WASffiNGTON (UP!) -Ben. Jacob K. Javits, R-N.Y., • described Bill Russell's appointMtlll Pennlntnt l'rtiMd I' ment as coach of the Boston Celtics as an Important "breakthrough" for the Negro in an address t~e Senate Wednesday. "' Russell Is the first Negro BOYS SIUS - - 2.91 • Ul , hired to coach a major professional sports team. ""'BY Brancusi's ven:on of masterpiece, Bird m Spa~. But tt brought a world auction reoo . rd lor sc.ulpture Wednesday mght when II was sold to the Stephen Hahn Gallery of New York . at the Parke-Bernet Gallertes. . The $140,\XXI purchase prtce helped boost the total fo~ the first . ~tght sales of ~e. Rubmste1n's umque collectton of modern ar t to works •1145 200 Th ' , , . e overall total oI Co £L• • ..{ UPcl Briefs Meigs FSF:. Will P·icket Faculty ~ 'JJort :(conJ;ironfi>~li!gn+· ~,~~· proper. t:v,j ·.: Pro·:t.'e_s.tt·na·,.. ·Hir.~··af!of· Hall . , .. neod~y 0 record'ed Transfers coL'UM ' BUS rree RCC0fdpfJCe • pat•d (Of M0dern sCO} pl Conflict in Viet Nam," the ~ueen said. ' sa: ¥~ as "a n•cesaary basis iilli' which to promote greater ,.:_.,;__ In East-West rela'"and wUI continue to Give IIUpport' : ~y will continue to work .,t .Jear interdependence of lh(West" she said. r (luein ,Elizabeth also told of lbt.,Labor government's plans " .... · ,.,y ,. 'lt. E VIas lhe loweaf LONDON Iu"' --t,jueen .u .-ca•l ••• natioo .. postwar Labor goverwnent or\the policy ol brtncinl the illegal ' er thert lor .tluil dat&. ' ned the new I socialist state in a modem age Prime Minister Clemellt Attlee, regime m Rhodesl8 to an end. \ . . zabeth n olpe t toda 'tn and sat'd "A bill will be ' but was mostly denalionalized ·so that a peaceful and lasting sAIGoN- VIET NAM'S ion of Par 1am•n y • [ , ba.'led ped 1 . ~· • ·! I . t i•'-flld ritual introduced to restore public when Sir Winston Churchill led I ronstitutional sell emen, . military gov~mment map ..illllotledu ·edcenthat ur tne a..aUur uwuei ;-.1111-' . . o;... . ~ .--~-• -• ... .. ·· •. '-••' 1<1 on the rule of Jaw aod plans · today for hold"'· •nationI~ I.I ,, ...... . ....... .,.. .... ftlltl lUIC I.JUII:tena~m.... ~. U'e ' i "'" p g ·c ke new main part of the steel power in 1953. acceptable to me Rllodestan al elections .deaplte Buddhist lijll,':fmentb .w• ma to Viet ' industry." ·I On Rhodesia, the Queen said ;people as • whole, can be charges, II was secretlY plotIf , ·~'f'IJJ. tod r~~ _pe~~e AtlantiC .;ltt!i WH.!) i•atiuii~i~~ b;;; thelthe ~uvt!ru~ni. "will pursue lachieved.. Ung t(l renege on promls~ of f m ~ n mam am e , a civilian government w1tbln I ,.. at full strength I ' , . , ~·;,l,"nce . three to five months. • ~:•: .anked by hera!~' In anr!ent • < Of( Government sources said de' 1!!\~tume and members of ~· tails lor the election would be 1);~ ,yal household In kn .e NEW YORK (UP!l _ Thellhe sales, spaced . over two year ago at tlte age of 94. She oulllned In a series ol deer.., b.'l!oches and flowmG gowns, Sllle of a sculpture for the weeks plus a previous $371,610 willed all of her pamtlngs, which will be issued SIIOn No l t•· Q tilned the program nd Oce I '" ueen ou I . H ld unprecedented auction price of auction prl.,. for her jewelry' sculptures, African a an c definite time has tieen set. q(_ Prime Mmstor " aro $t40,\XXI wrote a flttlnc climax waa expected to reach more art, and furnishings . from Wtlson In a IO.~~nute speech to the legend of the late tllao t3 million. homes In New York, Pans and tp>n>-the .throne. cosmetics magnate Helena Mme. Rubinstein, a Polish London to the Helena Rubin· ·; t: ' :·A particular ~cern of m~ IRubinstein, as shrewd in art as farm girl who partayed • facial stein foundation for the beoefit ' mtsters wtll to ~t'e a she was in business. eream formula into a $31 of needy women and cbtld· ::~~=~ "'::e!n~c o~veth: I Mrs. Rubinstein was reported mllllon..,·year buaineas, died a ren. "I ,. < POMEROY . .. :·· �~ ,. , ' • ' ' . .f:J' lflizabP!:~ Pledgz:J Peace ~ ·~;..!!IO..e:!~s ~~~~ : ~ve pa~d no s:o: t~:; q~ite a-bl~..:~~or Cons~ntln 1~,1 h~ st 0 IVIDl1 ~ •QiillmU;:m.t~~•m AVXERRE, Franc:• (UPII -JaU oflleillo pia note Wed· IHday lrom I prisoaee w~o eoeaped last week. "I.Jfe II good here," ani out lved b aaid !be JIOII< ,... y oH!clalo at Auorre. M jaB. II " 11 olgaed by Jeo oreaa,. wbo oo<aped nUe ttervbtg a lltreo year sonlellco for 1thedlt. The offtclals also re<e vt a package from Moreau coatalnbts tbe prisoa tmllorm be had worn. Tbey sa1t1 the1 are keepbtg It lor bls retum. Everybod . y Js Expecting p • S 'k rmter tri e ~ t" 11' Ri N GOIRg • Upat Slower Pace former Resl"dent Dies Wednesday TO A1TEND MEmNG son. to Guy Edison L. Glllntller: Loltl, Denver 0. Curtis, attend a meeting 'of the Amer- Mr. and Mrs. Thlll'!ltnn Stone, Curtla tn Milford W. leah Women In R-dlo and Tele· Mr. and Mrs. Homer HytteU Lo'•• Leona.rd · 59 acres, (Jlive· Yision at lhe Gceen Mea ilows and John McKenzIe, a!tended Charles R. Mash, Ann a IM at Worthington Saturday. the Sou,theaslem Ohio Zone CcJn. Lee Mash to J erry F· Stout• Miss Aysel ldll, Ankara. Turkey terence oI the FratemaI Ord er Glenn Stout, 112 acrea, Bed- who Is a special guest Ibis of Eagl.. Suttdav In IA~R•r as ford: week of the Hl-0 Chapter of repre.entatlv.. of Meip Aerie Roxie Arbaugh, Ermel F. nA:,:W:,:A~R~T,e,:Co~lu:::mb::u;::s:-_,.::w:::lll~speal<~:::·~N:.::o::.. .:21::.n::.·_ _ _ _ __ baugb, Ruth Arbaugh to Rnh<'rt . Cook, Erma Jean Cook. 7.!7 2-Dal{y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 21, 1961 "·! b.1 res, "" Clyd um M '·o.l •· n. ld w e · "" e w .,.v · Dodtlerer, lot, Oilve. ~~~ Bashan __j r: r pr~le," Th~y ~~k ::m~~:•:~~ :~•• :;;"Mrs ' . Mrs. '·:0 8fRRl '5 w lD O I - I .I • 1/ I from the Oriol.., who obtalnetl Fraok Robbtiltll,ionc-tlme Reda star. Thus far, Pappas baa been unable to . work, whit~ Robby nu oeen teasuna: ou AJnencan League pitcbing. . JosePaganonceagamplayed the part II the hero lor the PJ.. ratea. He Jolted a sacrlftee fly with Donn Clendenon on third to account lor the winning mar· gin. The 3-2 win gave the PIrates undisputed first place m Tournament time is almost James Strausbaugh as toumahere for spring sports teams at ment manager. Two teams will schools around the area, . with advance tb the regional tournaemphasis on . baseball, track ,ment. and golf. CLASS AA SECnONALS Baseball teams wil1 again N the SecU 1 Albrompete at the sectional, disor rn M 1';\'" N- Le trict and regional competition , ~nsio Loga~, are ~ ~w prior to the state meet. 1~I n, arren ca The slate tournaments in · pre. . . golf, baseball and tennis will : Western Sectional - . Cb!UIbe Mar 27 and May 28, while icothe, Greenfield, Hillsboro, the state meet in track is Lancaster • W,asb!ngton C. H., scheduled for May 28, all In Mlatru Trace and Waverly. Columbus. Southeastorn Dis· Central Sectional - Cool trict. assignments are as fol· Grove, Gallipolis, Jackson, lows: · South Point and Wellston. · BASEBALL Southern Sectional - IronCLASS A SECf!ONALS ton, Northwest Portsmouth, Northeastern Sectional - West Portsmouth, WheelersAmes-Bern Cll8uncey-1Jover, burg and Rock Hill. Crooksville: Glouster, Miller, Cliff Heffelfinger of Ohio Nelsonville, New Lexington, Sl. University will be tournament Aloysius, The Plains, Sheridan, manager for all four seclionals, 'Union Furnace, waterloo, and whtch are to be played April York. ..:1 I .I E1tstern Sections - Albany, Kyger Creek, Carthage-Troy, Middleport, Pomeroy, Racine, Eastern, flutland, Shade and RoliiO-Canaan. Central Sectional _ Aliensville, Beaver, Hannan-Trace, . Hamden, McArthur, Oak Hill, Southwestern, , Southeastern Norlb Gallia, Wilton and A Leu Brown-Zaleski. [ mer1can Wguo South-Central Sectional - Cl nd · L Pet. GB 1a eve 6 0 1·000 ··· Chesapeake, Franklin Furnace, Bait" Ironton St Joseph Lucasville tmor~ 6 1 .857 ~ Valley Minford New Boston Detroit . 6 3 .1167 II> Ports~outll E~st Portsmouth Callforota 4 2 .667 2 Clay, Portsmouth' Notre O.me, Chtcago 4 2 .667 2 Proctorvilfe, South Websrer Mmnesota 3 3 .500 3 ,nd Symmes Valley Boston 2 6 .2fJO ~ southern Sectionai Chilli· Washington I 5 .167 5 cothe Bishnp Flage~ Zane Kansas City I 5 .167 5 Trace, Hun~ngton Unloto, New ~':..k da ' I ·~~25 6 Frankfort, . Adena, ·Latham, aes Y1 esu 1 Laurelville Bainbridge Paint Boston 5 DetrOit 3 Valley Piketon and Sinking : ~/""· at K.C., P~· cold wea. Springs. . \ eve. 4 New Yor . 2, ntght Suutltlll!stero Sectional - Bait. 6 Wash. 3, mghl Hillsboro Belfast Bl C k Calif. 4 Chi. 3, night (II lnas) I oesburg L .hb ue ~ • Thursday's Probable PlleUrl : ..~er, Mo.:;~tow~' Peebt': Chicago at Californht (night) Peebles Franklin, Seaman, -Ptzarro (l-D) vs. Newman >oWest Union and Winchester. 1O) (Onl ch d 1 George V. Nash of Wellslon I Y game ~ e "ed) 30 and May I and 7. (LASS AA DISTRicr The winoer from eacb of these sectional• will compete In the dls,trict tournament at Ohio University May 13 and 14. with Heffelfinger as toumament ll1llnager. Only one team wUJ advance to the regional tournament. R GI A NA E ON L. TOUR MENTS The two district winners in Class A from the Southern Distrlcl will compete at Chillicothe on May 20 and May 21 against winners from tho Central District. The district winner from the Southern District in Class AA will compete In the reGionoJ at Philo on May 20 and 21 where the team will meet one of two Central Disirict winners. GOLJI' ', · - .. /fillllltlffl. IIIOOSMIII-<I /CIIf·ltol""' .;.. ,.,.. IMIW 104 N dollt..-You 111t • ,;r -· . ' '\ ' ' .'' ' 'SECIIT llATHIIC'f' I ' ' . 0 AmerJcafi ' League L'lfieSCOfeS National Leagae American League San Fran. at Chi., ppd., rain New York 200 \XXI 000- 2 6 1 St. Louis at New York, ppd., Cleve. IXXI\XXII!x-4 10 0 rain Friend, Hamilton <7), Ramos (7) and Howard; Siebert, Los Ang. 010 IXXI2011- S ! I O'Oenoghue (8) and Sims. WP Hous!Dn 000 001 001- 2 7 0 -{)'Donoghue (I-D). LP- Ramos Osteen (3.()) and ~horo. (0.3). RR-Whltlield <2nd). Torborg (7) ; Bruce, Carpm 17), OWen. (B) and Bateman. LP- Detroit 001100 IIIII- 3 10 o, Bruce <1-1). IIR-Ferrara <1st). Boston 010 1103 !Ox- 5· 8 0: 23 0 Wickersham, Fox 131, Glad( " ' " ' 1' dla&o;ai. 282 sq.tno.v\ewable Atlanta 221 020 001- 8 9 1 ding (7), Sherry 18) and Adv.anced Q·20 power reaerve 20,000 voltabu.iJ Phila. 000 (XX) 001-1 4 0 Freehan: Stephenson, Radat • ~:~!:!~~::._~FamplitierwitbCI&CepiiouJ~e.WLivity- tor ·w. 1 t r ' · C Johnson I H be (1·1) and Torre; (7) and Tillman. WP-Stephen- ~ ' Ad ~~r·., u niti1ed Channel S.l•ctol'll fbr' •an. Up, er rt (2), Jackson (3 ), !!On (I-D). LP- Fox (0-IJ. RRs,.... , '••• ""' Jenkins (3), Wagaer <61, Demeter tlst), Conigliaro <1st).' ' P.,.,;,;.n C•oftod Sutm s ... Dwol T...-.=.a 82 oha.ool Belinsky IB) and Dalrymple. Wash. 100 000 020-- 3 8 o onaouod porlo.m,.,. '"' ""' pict..., .,... LP-Culp (0.2). HRs-Aaron 2 Bait. 001 010 40x- 6 9 1 • PuU-puoh, on-•W•olumo oontrol. • • 2 Adadnl Quolity ' (I st ~ '· 2nd) • L. Thomu (2nd ). Richert, Cox (7) and ,c•::;:~:~~ ~ ~· ture~, Admiral Wide An&Je 23" SteelboDd pictue &uN . alumini1ed for bria:ht.er ))ietW'M ·-~o~•e aquan ....,._ 1 ' Hand lOme contemporary .tyllnc i:a Walallt rraille4 ~~- . h"'bo"d abiooto. 37 2BW hirb, ll' ModoJ LKmuv..,...,- witlo,li'l :tloop:JiU!il.~"' : !" RIDENOUR RADIO &T.V. ·, SALES. .and SERVICE Phone 985-3308 Chester, '. . ·':' "" '.'i "' ... .. .... ., ' . ,, ·~;: " HOT VALUES IN CONTEMPORARY from 49.95 y--. . . . --1011 _.,_ EXCLUSIVB NECK·ZONB TAR.OIUNG II... tltaiOVW• .... a~ .. twill or tan. Youi,..Y, Joot...o...- SPECIAL ' FRO~ .APRIL 24, 1966. ' ' ' .Trophlto.In A & B Htevy & L!tr " , Sida Cer/ ind leiif•m Cliu · . .. ... ., FOR llllke ..., ... a •~~~t pltMUI'IIIIe new dimen1ion to your life.l tiP• of ti'ICir. 32.50 y ... , ,.. > .,. • • • • • • • ' I • more enjoyable? Get a speciaRy equipped Chevy Custom C1mper pickup. Add tile camper body of your choice. Yoa can use the truck for WOit with liMy detached, then mount JOUr ~-llody and head fir tfle.lied ~ Go where JOU want, stop wllea Jill like. Yoa're free iltlle ....._ And Jell can go often because it · - · · da 11n't colt much. A ·Chevy Custom Camper will Wild OTHERS APPROX. 70 MILES ,, 1, '• I from Class A ochools will go to Worthqlon on May 21 alon1 with winners from the Central, and North Canton districts. The compeliog Individuals from Class AA schools will go to Daylon on May 21 along wltlt winners from the Cinch,. nati and Springfield districts. CHEVROLET •: ; CUSTOM PER ·;·: Sign Up Time 10 EST, Drlwl1111 I I EST Key Tl..,.12 j;ST >I' • • individuall of""_ .. ·SlORE ' .• The competing 100 Yd. Dash -Swisher (Pi. 10.6; Brtckles IPI, Batey (W). Mile - Sneed iW), 5:10.3, Arthur (W) 1nd WeD (P). 880 Relay - Pomeroy •Swisher, Nease, English and Brick· les) 1:41.8. 140 Run - Batey (W) 55.2· Tennant IW), Nease (P) . ' 880 Run - Brinker (W) 2:2S.3 Arthur <W) and Taylor <W). 220 Run - Swisher (P) 25.0: Brtckles IP) and Russell (WI. MOe Relay - Wahama (Batey, Tennant, Sneed and Russell) 4:33. 0. .. '· _'0.,...,...,......,..,..-..,,.,..,,.,...,._____...,..,!!!!!!81 MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS ! ing point getter for Pomeroy AU competing schools In witb 1211 while Swisher waa both Class AA ani cta11 A wiU cloae behind with 1112. . compete at Fairgreeos Country Pomeroy got six first, live Club \t1 Jackson on May 21, seconda and four thirda wbtle with C. H. Jonea of Wellston as Wabama was geillnl five first, manager. four seconda aud tll thirds. TRACK Tho winners of the various All competiag schools in ,events, their time or distance both Cla88 AA and Class A 'IIlii lhe rwmersup were: wiU compete at Ohio Univer- High Jump - Bennett Roush sity in AthenJ on May 14, with (P) 5 It: Hayes tP), Nease (P) Stan Huntsman aa manager. and Machtr (W), !ted. This will be the district level, Dia<uo - Andy Porter (P), with wiMers advancing to reg- 'II ft., II inc.; Gibbo <P) and ional level. Stanley (P). :! BIG BEND EHDU.RO , =-===::. . : =: : ___ 1 ._.Ill' ' .\ Don By CURT 8L()(.'K UPI Sporto Writer Cleveland ManaGer Birdie Tebbetll Is accepting all oomplimen~ven leflhanded ones. · 2 MIIH North of Po~roy On U.S. 33 . t0 421 •u,:r Topple YankS Aga"JO, "fflf2 Best Cardin MUS Victory HOSI / wJnne:rs ·Edwards'36 "''""'pi'~ '*"'ttc "' "' NEA, IIIL f a' ' ." Over Wahama· Indians Remat·n Unbeaten, MEIGS MOTORCYCLE CLUB ' pan_ ther Ath) and Loa A•"efes nipped Hnus''" ton 3-2. San Francisco •I Chicago and St. Louis at New York fell victim to inclement weather conditions . . Baltimore made It four in a Brumley (7): Bunker• S. In fact, the Indians' early row behind rookie catcher Andy 000 000101- 2 5 o (8) and Etcbebarren. 91lccess has the Tribe pilot Etchebarren's first big Pitts. 000101 001- 3 6 0 Bunker (H). LP- Richert with almost anything hn?Jer and double. The Maloney, Baldschun (8), Da- 2). HRs-Etchebarren (1st), refers to leftllandedness. · · natled down the victory In the (91 and Edwards: McMullen (Zitd). Cleveland h rted lnt seventh with four rttlll, tho big Cardwell, Face (Q) and Gunder, 111 innings! the Am . spu lead .~ blow being a two-run double by May (9). WP- Face (1-D). LP- Chi. 002 001 IXXIIIO- 3 7 tl ertc::; ar:n.r fi WI f Boog Powell. Wally Bunker Baldschun t0.2). HR-Johnson Cal. 021 000 \JOO 01-4 12 Ill:: e~ctorl:ar have v:,:. went 1 1·3 Innings before (1st). llort;n. Higgins (3), Locker I to south ws Tw leavlll& In favor of Stu Mtller. . (7), Ftsher (11) and Romano . . S M Do 11 ~ · 0 for Bunker's record 18 now 1-1. Morne La Sene. on tne south- Marlin m)· Chance Lee <10) \ f:rmJackc Kr:Ck Boh ~~~ eac~ ColllJifaro Bomot'l east coast of Haiti, , Is one of Brunet ooi Sukla '(10) and . ; en an Tony Conigliaro, who led the ht~hesl r•,untams tn the Rodgers. WP--&tkla (1-0). reltever John 0 Donoghue, LUIS league with 32 homers Car!bbeBD, rtsq to 8,793 feet. -Fisher <0.1), Tlsnt " the lone rtghthander season smacked bis first ====-~.=.::::.::..::=:_:.::~:.::__::::..'.:______ With a victory. 1966 .iter siXth !mtlng Sirq!les. O'Donogbue, .who. escaped by Lennie Green and • Kansas City m • pre- Yastrzemald. Jerry Ste~>hensonl trade. for Ralph Terry, notebed his first major league . · hls ftrst victory fn a victory but required High School wtll be manaf!Or of M' n Fg!"f s ~mt es uniform Wedneachy assistance from Dick Radatz tbe firSt two sectlonals Carl 1 ~ · at 1 •• mg . when . leftbanded swinging who gave up on1y one run ove; Bany of Portsmouth Clay' man. :Chtcago at Kansas Ctty,. niGht Fred Whitfield beat the skid- the final three frames. sger of the second two and IDetroit at Washmgton, mght ding, last place New York Joe Adcock In his 17th Dave Larimer of Frankfort <Only games scheduled) Yankees with a home run for league seaso~ carne thrnn•h I Adena . High School manager Natioaal League the second straight night, 1-2. with a game ~ pinch of the final two secllonals. Pitts W. L Pel. GB AL Games single In the lith !mtlng tbat Games are to be played April S bcrgh 7 I .875 BalUmore downed Wt18hlng- scored Angel catcher Bob 6 1 ·857 12 ton ~; Boston clubbed !Jetroit Rodgers from second base Ill, Mav I, 1 and 8. ~n ~ran.! 6 3 ·1167 1II 1>3; and California beat Chica- Rodgers reached base on 1 · CLASS A D!STR!Cf Phs! dngleh., . 1aepta 4357121>gi•·JI' ' · The wmner from each of New York o ·? Jn mnmgs m other out single and moved up on 1 2 2 · 3 these . s~Uonals will compete Atlanta Am~rtean League play. Minne- walk to Paul Schaal. 3 4 .5111l at Cht!ltcothe on May 14, with St. Louis 2 4 ·~~ :11 sola s ~heduled . game at Ed Sulks, the fourth Cal!forHouston 3 6 .333 411 Kansas Cl.ty waa ramed out. nia pitcher, got lhe wla for I 2Cincinnatl 1 5 .167 5 In a ram-abbrevtated Nation- 3 hitless innings of Chicago I 6 .II! 5\1 al League schedule, Atlanta pltchinc. White So• reliever Ed Wedneada.y's Resuits walloped Philadelphia 8-1; Pit- Fisher entered the game in San Fran., at Chi ., ppd., ram . jts~bu~rg~h:O:d~e~fe~a,;;ted~C;;:In:;:cl:;;nn:;;•~ti~3-~2~;~1~1t~h~a~nd:;.:too::k~the=-~selb;:a~ck~.= ,\ St. Louis at N.Y., ppd., rain I1 Atlanta 8 Phila., I, niGht Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 2, night Los Angeles 3 Houston 2, night Pat Edwards carded a fine Tbursday'o Probable Pllelten 36 h.~ take medalist honors Wed- SBf! Francisco at Chicagonesday aftor school when the Mancha! (2-D) or Shaw <!.()) Middleport High School golf ••· Hands (1-0). team defeated Wellston High St. LouiB at New YorkSchool 1311 to 611 on the Pome- Gibson (1-D) vs. Gardner (!).()), roy course. ( A I I • n t a · at PhilaHelphia Edwards defeated C. Nichols S~grht)-Lemaater (1.0) vs. (42) 3-1, Wayne Davis (48) lost I 0 t (I-D). lo C. Townsend (43) 11>-2\1 'Cinctnnati at Pittsburgh Bot> Priddy I42) defeated Lar: 0~lgbl) - Pappas It).()) or Toolo tll-0 vs. SIBk (1-D). ry Ses (431 · 1llyoumlaotlyourclti8CO ' ''" 211·1\1, Sam Clat. (Only games hed led) to OWlll lliCidero.l&uroworthy, If/) defeated Mllte Ai>' Frlday':rGa~es ' . lttlltriq ' -~ plegorln (51) 3-1 and Bill Hack- Los Angeles at Chicago tltla '!'dol.,... ... la luck. etl (40)! defeated Tom Jenkins New York at Atlanta, night Now""'""" )lict 11p11ttp (50I 3·~ 12 - · Phtla. at CincinnaU, night Friday the Jacke.t &oilers Pittsburgh at SL Louis, night lubialtuitllil_ .... travet;~tb New Le•ttngton lor a San Fran. at Hnustcm, nigbt prloo -1111111111 bll" f8 1ft I hnlO'..mateh. MilliE MORE MORE IIQOJ II. Totdurttl ~ .•. Spring Tourney Cards Announced =:~~:aha:;:: ~!;~~~~~c; =~:~ (~;: M::~~~rn: ~o~~:~.WM:~j M~.':~~::n=~=~!,, Society N I Pl'l'I'SBURGH (UPI)-Right. haoder Milt Pappas waa expeeled to make hiS Natlenal League pltehing debut today for the t.'inc~nau .tteas as UJe)' oav Ue the Ptrates. The appearance of PappaS may be JUSt what the doctor otdered, both lor the baUelub and the minds of seveal doubters as to bow well the rtj[hthander wm do. He was acquired by the Reds ever." HELEN HELP US!l ~oil~:;::;~::.:::: of~~~ !be IM!IIfor ctreull the lop ollhe DIDih 111 a llncle J1'oct who came in roUe! of Jack Baldschun, who waa at 110 hill and two.· Even Jim Maloney, the only by ~ommy Harper, and Pete 1tarter Don Cardwell. acquired in the trade U..t aaw Only bright opot Red 'tehe to record . tllll Hole 1 triple. Onco again It W88 the relief Robinson depart from Crosley was the lmpr~ed ' e~}~ ~ nnol>!• ,, ~ ,.lt~ The· victory went le Elroy pitchbtg that let the Reda down. Field. was charged with bla ...& 1fielder Dertm · the Pirates' timely blttlfll. He ODd loss againat na wins. piCked up two bltl, worked seveo inoinp and W/• He waa chargetl with """ in- first homer of !hi! :t-"::!: o"! !~. ~--~-e _.es nln• Ditched and yielded two seventh inn!Dg, . . hits and the winning run. Teddy The onJy way ta u; ' The v1ctory was the seventh .4 0 l O.v!d!!On mopped up 1or the .fi- Reds ravoi'ed by lor the Pirates in eight gantea - - - 'tO '2' '2' nat out. · the ~ague crown The and moved them 1 ball game Putber 1 ._. tleet old Sit Pu Cardwell hurled eight frames now Hi and rank · ahead ·of lhe raln·ldled Giants. Pomor ~j ~ ot . t bbsSawyer (W) 38 ft. ' and was charged with oniJ four 10 team league. ''Who waxed my welghll?" The Reda Ued the game in oy ·-· 711 ln., Gl (P) and Frey _ _ _ _.::_~=· -#.i.!!/ii .::..:..=-::.==~:_::_~:.:.._-_:::...::..:::_~~~-=-=~;_;__:::..:::,.:::.:_:_:_.:..:_.--.--_ __::__...:__;_::.._:....:: clada Jed by Duane Brlcklea (W). and Sw!Jber aeorec1 11 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April 21, (UP\) - · The student Federatloa I I d t Ik t I (FSF) at Ohio state Unlversty p~n.ne o pc e ~ ao. ulty meeting today to protest 'he hiring of Dr. Wtlllam HaU as the new director of the school of journalism. t Clarence A. Arbaugh, dec., wI Robert Queisser, chairuuU.a vr tli~ grtr~v'~ ::;rd.~RoiQe Ar~gh, Ermel F. Ar· attn!! committee, said the unlvenlty aclt)li,nlstratln!' bough, Affld. of Trans., CoJum· ll'llildin~ wUI he plckete~ by the group Frlda'Y 811~ --~ bta. rally will be held- on tbe · h •- ,,_ ·• . campus 0vat tbat an~rn·nnn . .Into a " ouse organ,"" "" ..,.. 1\osJe Arbaugh, Er!!Jel F. A~· The led'!l'atioft called Hall's mtnlotrallon." . qaugh, Ruth Arbaugh to H.,., anpolntmenl .... administration ."The Lantern Is J!le t~oue• ty Crippen, Berilla Crippen, violation ·of ...,emtc freedom. aild the lUIIe Is "symbolized 1124 acres Columbltl · ..,... nd .... t d ' albed 1 Paul Bar · ~ ' facu!W autonomY a ' *"'"~ an pmon ' n Lester Russell, I rights." . , ton,"' he said. Barton has been G E F, . actlnt director of the school Russell to ary . Loteenpltut, Ira B. Hor\ey Jr., an MU since the death last year of CarOl Sue Freeman, t, om· journalism insln!ctor ,and Pu· G Kle I . eroy, Utzer Prize winner. 'o~td at t~e ~~It y~· battle," he told lleiena Gibbs to Lester Gibbs forum the new dl~r Will the students. "If th• admlnl•traParcels, Rutland. turn the camuus dally news•a· lion wins, you will be forced to Mary 1!. Oblinger, Erm• H. per, the OhiO state_ Lantem, hold your tongue forever and .Thompson, Robert A. .' l.'ll'~~ . •' . Pappas Will Face League Leading Pirates i NEW YORK (UP!) Negotiators, wresutrti 'with •empleye dismissals and . other issues relating to the biggest merger In American newspaper history, meet again today laced with the prospect of 8 strike that both sides have declared WASHINGTON (UP!) -The m' evltable. cost of living rose again in A strike Sunday would force March by aboot two-tenths or New Yrok's third major three·tenths of 1 per cent. But . ' newspaper shutdown in four n.e rise was not as fast as in "' ..•rs and could possible wreck February because of an easing ,plans - for the proposed merger .·.: . Vef eWS ; ;r: in food prices. .,..,...,,""_ ' _ _ of three daily newspapers. GertrJu~e ~· Joh~tonid That was the forecast from The dispute between lhe er S. 0 ns n to aro .: oaqe reodf•P• GaUipolls government sources who got an newly formed World Journal Patterson, Nancy A. Patterson, Da 12! 18 1 unnlng 20 feet advance look at the Labor Tribune Inc., and 10 newspaper Lot, Sutton. - b y He tel' Bottel . m ·• ·• r Funeral services for Clyde unro ' ns basl·cally t'nvolved the May L. Holte.r to Delbert •n rollers, Pomeroy-M3Son. 21.- S. Williamson, 64. of 337 Bur- Department's monthly consuHe 1 M H I Z7 , Pt..Pleasant 24.69, Hinton "ess-av, Columbus, who died mer price index, which was to CWS question of sever~e of an as ey, arte easey, 195 fll\inc Kanawha Falls • be published today. estimated 2.000 1if the 5,700 eels, Chester. VUU1ll ASKEO FOR rrl day without his married sec:Nis62 &lltnC Ch 1 to 2015 there Wednesday, will be held workers now employed by the Charles D. Circle to Milton! This column Is for younc peo- tary.- H. ·· • ares n. . ' Salurday at 2 p. m. at the Ew- If their forecasts hold, it , H BaH three papers _ •Le New York H. Circle, parcels, Sutton, Ches- pte, lhelr problems and plea• INVE, HATE OR f•IUne. Loudon was runrung l'h . Ch 1 with b . I . h . By Mrs. a. , ey "' GOOD FlU""""? jeet, Marmet I¥• feet, and Win- Ing ape urJa '" t e would mean an mdex of as Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benson Herald Tribune. World - Tete- ter. urett their ti'oubleo and fun. AI """"' field 3 feet. Beech Grove cemetery. much as 111.9 per cent. In of Brazil, Ind., Is visiting lhe gram & Sun and the Jnuma~ witb' lhe rest cf Helllll Help Some weeki ago Ibis glrllltd He was a former employee other words, It would bave cost , Ralph Ballard famUy. American. !lll!.1li\IMI _ J_ . US!, It welcom" illuJihla but I broke up, Sbe tboulhlll would • ~··Movemeals: , of Jamtrol, and. a member of $11.90 to buy the same goods I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence LawLONDON (UPI) _ JIUIIH won't dodge 1 tterloUa quMiloo be better to he lust good frlendt ; 0Ji1o River Frances Ithe Commumty Cltrlstlan and services in March that $10 renee and family of Portland l!'.dward White, '"" o1 three with a brusJt.olf. again, lt:O' when we went tGcetb. Jlouliand up II, 12 :30 am.: In· Church. He was preceded '" would buy in the 1951·1959 base were guests of Mr. and ~ Mrs. I Mayor Fines Three men still sought In Britain'• Send yoill' teen-age q1101- er we had too many arguments. ~· jllwn 15, 5 a.m.; Walter I death by two brothers, John period. Joe Lawrence and family lor I Middl rt $7. 3 million trala robbery of tiona to YOUTH ASKED FOR We)!, here's the problem. I'm lled<jnnl up 16, 1·30 a.m ; Ken- and Grover, and was a former dinner Easter Sunday. I n epo tla, Wll arretled today fit rr cart of Helea Help USI, llfrold II I CODIInue tn be lood lu4kian up 16, 3:20 a.m.. Ottn resident of Pomeroy. . In February, consumer prices Mr and Mrs. Junior White Three persons were linllll and a aeaotde mort aod wblllked thl~ newspaper. frlendo with her. I'll tart Hkinc 1-..W.tt up 16, &·30 a.m. ; Na- Survivors include his wife, JUmped one-half of I per cent and ihree daughters, Warsaw. i another lorfetted . a bond In bet once more ll a girlfriend, ~oniil up 17, I 55 a.m.: r)ieana Zua; one son, Jack William- lor a gam of 211 per cent over Mr and Mrs Paul 81'tker and ! court action of Mtdd\e!JOrt May· oil to LondoD aDder beaV)' A REAL HAIRY PROBLEM , which I know abe won't IG for. ~osworth down 17, 3:45 a.m.; son, and these brothers and February.' 11165. Food prtces la,;,ily ol Killbuck spent a week , or C. 0. FISher Wedncs1av. pard. Dear Helen: So my only alternatiVe Is tn Onward up 18,5:50 a.m.; South· sisters. Phil Williamson, Porn- once agam led the way. •end with Grover White and I Evelyn Wtlson, 57, Middleport Aelllll oa I dp, P•llce My mother pi& ohook be- hate her so I WOD't fall in love In! up 18, NO a.m.; New Mar- eroy; Harry, Akron: Mrs. Eliz· A few hours after the Labor Doris. ' was ftned $20 and costs on coo- ~·~u:::..::.:. the IOWD eause of the bathroom tile and with her again. But lor Ibis I 6novllle up 19, 4 a.m.: Esso abeth Cbafm, Orlando, Fla. ; 0eJl8rtment announced the Mr. and Mrs. Holly Friend I vlctlon of disturbmg the peace, fto aew brelk Ia tile C!AJt my hair. Can I help It my balr know the kids would put me tennessee down 19, 1:30 a.m.; \Mrs. W. H. Speed, Charlotte, Februarv figures, President spent a weekend with Mr. and j Gerald J. Swisher, II, Middle- came IUidaJ wbtoa White falls out while I'm 'brush!IIC? doWD. Ia lhere any ether way! folly R. up 21, 4:25 a.m.; La- N. c.,. and Ermel Wtlltamson, Johnson said he would ask Mrs. Francis McPeek and po~, 125 and costs, ?" opera· eoataeted twa Leadoa _.. I try to wipe them up wltll a - MIXED UP BOY •lie down 23, 3:30 a.m. ; Valvo- to Cahforma.. Congress to raise taxes il family of Sardis. i tors hcense, and Clmton Ab- papermen and llfd be ""' wet cloth, but they sUck to the Dear Boy: ne up Greenup 3:3L p.m.; llliThe body " at the Jerry prices continued to soar at that Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts ' shtre, 21, Rt. I, Logan, 110 "fed liP" wllll bolaJ 1111 the tile and I don't have time to They say hate Ia akin to Uve, { ols up Greenup 7:15 p.m.; Spears Funeral home, Colum~ pace Johnson is considering 8 were supper girests of Mr. and Iand costs: reckless operation. vacuum every mornifll. 10 ••atayln& friendl" lhould be ~.cmela D. down Greenup U:- bus, and will b• brought here tax hike to reduce the spending Mrs. Raodall Roberts and : Darrell Richmond, 18, Rt. I, :': !~ n~:~~~~~ We get along pretty well, my satea~ Des!*' !t'a more fun ~ p.m.; Mark M. up Greenup Saturday morninc where power of consumers and family of Letar'l, Sund&)'. ' RUtland forfeited hiS $15 bond p~.ol ol kll tdeadty. lolka and I uoopt about lhe .. And When .You leim not' to ~ : J~ a.m.· Havana Zenhyr friends may call in tile after- businessmen as an anti-inflation- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benson, on a reckless operation bathroom. Personally I lhink argue, 80 much, well the door't down Greenup 4 a.m. Jim Houg- noon. ary step. Brazil, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. cbarge. a a !I m: "" m tlle Is a nulunce. It dhows IY• wkle open, chwn. - , lltnd up Greenup 5:40 a.m.; Ralph Ballard and family~ loery HWe hair and every one of Dear Helen: , ~ntain State up Greenup 5:- Choir Rehearses at STRIKE ENDS cal, spent Tuesday evening WOMEN GET RIGHTS Seleetlou, DutieA thole halt! slick to It - much My lather's niece Is setllnc j 5G am : Mary B. down Mel- H R 'd AKRON tuPI) _ The 15-dny with Mrs. A. H. Bailey. : AMMAN, Jordan (UP[) - Of Cougres8 Shown worse than to linoleum. Any married and recently we receiV· d•hl 3 p.m.: Lachlan Macleay Hen::~ .esl ence wildcat strike against the Fire- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stevens ol • King Hussein Wednesday in- A film, "Man of the suggeations, like teUinl my ed twa Invitations 11 lhe wed151 Church choir atone Tira and Rubber Co No. Belpre moved into the George structed :us government lo the story of seleclinc and ·~ Meldahl 4:30 p.m.; William e~ mother Jo cool it, or somelhlnl? tllnc. One wu adtlmRd to my Pitt down Meldahl 4:50 p.m.; mem. rs rehearsed Wednesday I lant here was over Mav Roberts house. , introduce legiB!alion givq duties of congreuman In - LONG HAIRED GIRL paronts and our teen.qe tlator. Defender up ' 'eldahl 9'40 p. evenmg at the hnme of Mrs. wi~ production back to nea~ I Gary Wells of Columbus called~ Jordanian women the right Jo lngton was shown llelr Girl: The other was addreUetl to m.; Orco down Meldahl 10:30 c:ara R~nnesy, Garfleltf.st, and normal. on Ralph 81'tllard and family vote and run for parliament. following luncheon to the Ha btltltroom Ule were my brother and me. lam 21, p.m.; Joht. J. Rowe up M•ldahl a terwar s enJoyed rerorded recently. eroy Lions Club by the 1I'IJ on t1 1 he 11 11, lltd we're bolh aw 1-:15 a.m.; Alice down Moldahl music and krelreshments of Ice NOW YOU KNO W Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trussell daughter, Sharoo, spent Friday ated Church In Pomeroy. First ~ bigJroblem to ~e ~ up at collect Neither of UJII : 2:10 a.m.; R. H. Bosworth !I cr~m, ca e, nuts and coffee. By United Prell !Diontatlonal and daughter, Dawn Renee, of Iand Friday night In. Columbus Vice President Dale Worner, earnu ~an w DRY toJ1. ployed Beeausa 11\eJ teparat- . up Meldahl $'55 am. Buckeye er goests were Mr. aod tb Mt vernon spent a week end wtth Mr. and Mrs. W1U1am Fenided eu Y 111 P ecea 0 mD • ; State up 7 •. ;,, · · ., Mts. DoWIIIiam Rossell, Ben Phil· with the former's parents, Mr. ton. Gary Holter left Friday of the church serving el olher facial tm;:· d: son, ug Dowson, Mrs. Marand Mrs stanley Trussell for the Great Lakes where M Cl Kart Mrs to paper w • we 0 1 OIDipolia Dam- Frleberger lvtn Dow!!On, Mro. Bernard deoce beeautte be waa BOrvinR Those ·,isiliol R. H. Ballard he will begin Marine tralnq. w~ rscl. only make them cJ!n& stubborn- III)!Uilte Ifill! We've always lli' 7 p.m.; Robert Reed down Fultz, Mrs. Hattie Smith, Sara as president of the Conventioa. and family for Sunday din""r Mr. Wail and children of Lilly Hou a . Jy to the Door. been included In a slagle lnv~ t:IO p.m.; Little George up Bechtel, Carol Bachtel, Mrs. were Mrs. Dorma Morrison of Barberton, Lewis Edael, Relbel. Try II, and your mother tatlon before. - BROKE AS HI! a.m.; Indiana down 6:15 Roger Morgan, Dwight DowOHIOAN KILLEn Thornvil1e, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. William Sorden CAW ON DIETY may send me a vote If tbanb. USUAL t.m.; H. E. Bowles up 7"40 a. son and Chet Tannehill. KENTON, OhiO IUPI) -Mil- 81'tker and family of Killbuck, and grandson, Mark Sordan, and JAKARTA UP! lnd - H. Dear Brdte: 81.; W. II Shaver, Jr down 7:.. - .· lard Notestine, 69, Huntsville, Mr. and M". Clayton Jones [ Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and . I ) one. Dear Helen: You received eeparata lnv~ 45 a.m.; Jelfboat down Uo a "'""-'"""""""-~ Ohto, was killed Wednesday and family of South Charleston sons called on Mr. and Mrs. llan President Sukamo Here's a "why oh why oh taUona because you art eolielt m. 01)11. Waller H. Moclfer when the car in which he was and Grover White and Doris, lo- Clint Orr Sunday. ledged today for the first lime wby" Junior Grade. My Dad iJ MEN, but a combination gift , uollllllCed today tbat Rio a passenger was struck by an- 1 Mi" ~Indo Lyons of Middle- that he was being pressed will be 1 tways sayJng "LIVe every day from all the family MKanawbll River - Allen R. SJ'IIlde CoDele bas "'cetved other about 1.5 miles west of caM s Jean Trussell and Mrs po I 'spent a weekend with become a figurehead leader, as if It will be )'OUt last." So juat line. - . m~IU down Mar~t a. a graat of $1,1110 for tbe Na· Roundhead in Hardin County. Ma:cia Haggy attended a lash~ Mrss Sharon Holter. vowed "God willing, I am wby does he set ttlelmed wben -·: Beaver up Wlnlteld 5.30 p. Uoaal S.leoce FnundaUon. ion rty at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jones and will con~ue to be 1 spend my allowance II If This ~IU11111 itt dedleated to :·• A. J. Patten up Wlnteld 1:· The money will be <tSL11 to GROMYKO IN ROMK GeripaCowdery Jrutt week and family of South Charleston Jy, actively, actively the there waa no JomorrowT - family living, 110 If you're bav· . P:m.; George Prtce down pun:batte equipment for the ROME (UP!) - Suviet For- Mr and Mrs R H Bollard spent a weekend with Grover er." JAKE 1111 ~ trouble or jUJI plain I =eld 7:30 p.m: ; Helen Z. blolt>~ical oclences Jahoratory. elgn Minister Andrei A. Grom- and Brenda~ s~nt · Monday White and Doris. Dear Jake: trouble, let Helen Help YOU. P. Jon!lnll~~n 8~~nrt'm.; K fto projeet Is under tho di- yko flew here. today from Mos- with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Row- Mr. and Mrs. Arvll Holter M8 RATES Dunno, but proltllbly lor tbe She wUI ~lBO welcome your . El 1'1 eld . 11.50 ro.tioo of Dr. Lloyd G. K. co~ for an off1ctal two -day vts- ley of Dunbar. Mrs. Morrison and family and !Jhda Lyons at. WASHINGTON 18nte reason he !ns!Jts worn- own amuslll& elPOI'Iences. Ad~:~· ger~ tl up Wmfteld Karr. it Jo Italy and a possible aud· went wllb them and remained t•nded the llolatelD dinner at whnlesale electric rate an's place Is In the borne-but drest Helen Bottelln care of · a.m., hsha Wood! down - - lence with Pope Pool VI. His lor 8 loncer visit with the Racinelas't ·week. ' proposed by Ohio Eclllon Ca. ~~ul~dn~'t~m~ana:p~tbe~~olflee=~~~~tlbtl:~=~~===-;: Winfield 1:4& a.m. talks with Italian officials were Rowleys. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barr of Akron was approved We<lneoday ·-==- -=- expected to center on Viet Mr. and Mrs. George Rob- Cheater spent an evanq with by the Federal Power CotnJills.. D Nam and the current NATO crJ.. erts spent TUesday with Mr. the Ralph Ballard family. sion. The ~.118 reduction wiD ll sis. and Mrs. Maston Roberts In Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr coli- affect II Ohln !'Ommuntttea and Pomeroy. · ed on Mr. and Mrs. Callie Orr, will be retroactive tn Oet. "' A "BREAKTHROUGH" Mrs. jolary K. Holter and Monday evening. 1965. WASffiNGTON (UP!) -Ben. Jacob K. Javits, R-N.Y., • described Bill Russell's appointMtlll Pennlntnt l'rtiMd I' ment as coach of the Boston Celtics as an Important "breakthrough" for the Negro in an address t~e Senate Wednesday. "' Russell Is the first Negro BOYS SIUS - - 2.91 • Ul , hired to coach a major professional sports team. ""'BY Brancusi's ven:on of masterpiece, Bird m Spa~. But tt brought a world auction reoo . rd lor sc.ulpture Wednesday mght when II was sold to the Stephen Hahn Gallery of New York . at the Parke-Bernet Gallertes. . The $140,\XXI purchase prtce helped boost the total fo~ the first . ~tght sales of ~e. Rubmste1n's umque collectton of modern ar t to works •1145 200 Th ' , , . e overall total oI Co £L• • ..{ UPcl Briefs Meigs FSF:. Will P·icket Faculty ~ 'JJort :(conJ;ironfi>~li!gn+· ~,~~· proper. t:v,j ·.: Pro·:t.'e_s.tt·na·,.. ·Hir.~··af!of· Hall . , .. neod~y 0 record'ed Transfers coL'UM ' BUS rree RCC0fdpfJCe • pat•d (Of M0dern sCO} pl Conflict in Viet Nam," the ~ueen said. ' sa: ¥~ as "a n•cesaary basis iilli' which to promote greater ,.:_.,;__ In East-West rela'"and wUI continue to Give IIUpport' : ~y will continue to work .,t .Jear interdependence of lh(West" she said. r (luein ,Elizabeth also told of lbt.,Labor government's plans " .... · ,.,y ,. 'lt. E VIas lhe loweaf LONDON Iu"' --t,jueen .u .-ca•l ••• natioo .. postwar Labor goverwnent or\the policy ol brtncinl the illegal ' er thert lor .tluil dat&. ' ned the new I socialist state in a modem age Prime Minister Clemellt Attlee, regime m Rhodesl8 to an end. \ . . zabeth n olpe t toda 'tn and sat'd "A bill will be ' but was mostly denalionalized ·so that a peaceful and lasting sAIGoN- VIET NAM'S ion of Par 1am•n y • [ , ba.'led ped 1 . ~· • ·! I . t i•'-flld ritual introduced to restore public when Sir Winston Churchill led I ronstitutional sell emen, . military gov~mment map ..illllotledu ·edcenthat ur tne a..aUur uwuei ;-.1111-' . . o;... . ~ .--~-• -• ... .. ·· •. '-••' 1<1 on the rule of Jaw aod plans · today for hold"'· •nationI~ I.I ,, ...... . ....... .,.. .... ftlltl lUIC I.JUII:tena~m.... ~. U'e ' i "'" p g ·c ke new main part of the steel power in 1953. acceptable to me Rllodestan al elections .deaplte Buddhist lijll,':fmentb .w• ma to Viet ' industry." ·I On Rhodesia, the Queen said ;people as • whole, can be charges, II was secretlY plotIf , ·~'f'IJJ. tod r~~ _pe~~e AtlantiC .;ltt!i WH.!) i•atiuii~i~~ b;;; thelthe ~uvt!ru~ni. "will pursue lachieved.. Ung t(l renege on promls~ of f m ~ n mam am e , a civilian government w1tbln I ,.. at full strength I ' , . , ~·;,l,"nce . three to five months. • ~:•: .anked by hera!~' In anr!ent • < Of( Government sources said de' 1!!\~tume and members of ~· tails lor the election would be 1);~ ,yal household In kn .e NEW YORK (UP!l _ Thellhe sales, spaced . over two year ago at tlte age of 94. She oulllned In a series ol deer.., b.'l!oches and flowmG gowns, Sllle of a sculpture for the weeks plus a previous $371,610 willed all of her pamtlngs, which will be issued SIIOn No l t•· Q tilned the program nd Oce I '" ueen ou I . H ld unprecedented auction price of auction prl.,. for her jewelry' sculptures, African a an c definite time has tieen set. q(_ Prime Mmstor " aro $t40,\XXI wrote a flttlnc climax waa expected to reach more art, and furnishings . from Wtlson In a IO.~~nute speech to the legend of the late tllao t3 million. homes In New York, Pans and tp>n>-the .throne. cosmetics magnate Helena Mme. Rubinstein, a Polish London to the Helena Rubin· ·; t: ' :·A particular ~cern of m~ IRubinstein, as shrewd in art as farm girl who partayed • facial stein foundation for the beoefit ' mtsters wtll to ~t'e a she was in business. eream formula into a $31 of needy women and cbtld· ::~~=~ "'::e!n~c o~veth: I Mrs. Rubinstein was reported mllllon..,·year buaineas, died a ren. "I ,. < POMEROY . .. :·· �' fr-J)ally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, ~ April 21,_1966 ~n!'; ' I Mason CQnnty CAP Surviving are two sons. Odell f)ayttJD Russell, 89 ' of Arbuckle, and Lawrence, Del·. 1'-les Tuesday Night aware, Ohio; a daushter, Mrs. ·li'r!"'PLEASANT - Dayton Gloria Randolph, Pt. Plea~\. Hysell, 19, died unexpectedly and a grandcbild. ~ ntglll' at the home of Funeral service will be held btj,~. Odell, of Arbuekle. A Friday Z p.m. on the ChBpman· ,..jJi.ld rlverman he was bom Wilcoxen 1\!ortuory Wlth the ,_ , _. ... iJ:l,W IUUit _ , ' -·. -....uLiiU,)I , VIUU 1 - VU OGp- tW'II . WASHINGTON; D. C. A Program Develol!ft\4!Dt Grant of $ts.~93 has been approved for Mason County to plan lis community action program tCAPI, It was announced here tOOBY by u. S. Senators Robert C.· Byrd, Janntngs Randol pt. and Rep. Ken Heckler. The lflRI wiU permit the M n coun1y Communily Aegroup to employ a slllff and develop a progr1111 of acUvilies. [;;..,~.:-"' · nffl~latino . - UtiiJ' • •· - tember 29; 1876, the son of the Burial will be m a Pomeroy, llii6 ..Asel and Sarah Butcher Ohio. cemetery .. JiT~:"'ds may ltyseu. 1 call at we monu ..~,.. u: ' eonsolldated net IncOme ellmbed ?:1 per cent to a record ..... 113,0110, compared wltb $3&,o aat,OIIO for the first tllltler al GT&E Shows Record. Sales, 813,593 Is Granted Mr.. tiM&. I 01 JM ( ) -Senator Jennings Randolph (left) of West Virginia and Senato~ M kie (right) of Maine are briefed by James R. Garvey, ~resldnen11t of B• us b M oeville Pa. on the $4.3-mlllion all po u on reCoal Researc , 1nc., onr •d electric uWity Industries. Senator Ran· accurately compound your doctor's prescription. Our skill is you can count on us for meticu· lous care and precision. Baptist church lay Rexall WY 2·2955 4 Regi~tered & Lohse Drugs I 12 E. Main Pomeroy Pharmacists to Serve You STORE HOURS: D1ily . .. ... 8 AM to 10 PM Sunday .. 10:30 AM to 12:30 5 PMto9PM SIMON~S MARKET WY 2·3975 c lb 2 lb. RIPE lb. FLORDA-RED RIPE-BASKET c c Holsum or Adams Slvs. c McCOY'S GIANT SIZE CHEER Potatoes • • 69c • A&SORTEO ID FOR CANDY BARS 39c Peat Moss MAXWELL HOUSI BRIQUETS 10 69c lb. COFFEE 2 lb. $1-67 5 lb.59c SPRY "W~ don't give our Ume to problema of sewage and our polluted streams or to try to reconcile ethnic an~ racial groups, but these tlungs. are S8l1 to pnvlde a ebm· neces iU dmit need for God and trust Htm. FOREMAN .& AI BOn thou MIDDLEPORT, 0, ;in~w~hi~ch~poo~·~p~ie~w~·~~~·~·""""'""""'""'""'""'""'""""""'~~""'==-=""'""'=""'""'"""="""=""'!!!!!!" ' Roush Shoe Store ~ . ""'. III THE SHOE BOX W.AYI=DRON OUR IDGH-SPEED, HIGH· PERFORMANCE NYLON TIRE! THE GOODYEAR TbunderboH BLUE FLAME FESTIVAL Monitoring Study Planned -· con 79c rubborl Shop Every Dept. For Values and s.vingsl JAMAICAS _ lluilt to takold2h· speed driving rain or Ehinel ILII SPALDING GO.FLITE NO 110m DOWIII'IIB IIOmmJIII "JiO C1IWN'flll u...,- eiJquid Center eTough White Cover SET OF a BALL$ _ _ __ I...._._ *'""'_.............. •.,..................... •ut*IHtlllw' U.75 Limit 1 ,., per IIIISiomer 8:00 P.M. ----·---·-··-· ._____...__ • ltMM .... •Nt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . for tilt .till Ill., . . ._. • • . . ...._.., Alti'IINI . . . .-.... 1 ADDITIONAL SETS - TWIN FinED BOnOM SHEETS _ I . , . . ......,._. . . . . . ......., ..........,.. _.,_.. IO,CIQO ..,_..,_ llatliiiiiiiiiiiiiMI~-..- . . . . . . . IIWIIrt.._. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .liiJ'. . CIIId:I•'I ...... J II 2 Blouses $3.95-5.95 $1.33 for $1.00 I e PERMANENT PRESS BLOUSES $2.98 ePERMANENT PRESS SLACKS $3.9B ePERMANENT PRESS SURFER $3.9B ePERMANENT DRESS SKIRTS $3.98 MENS - FRliT OF GOLF BALLS Bermudas _ $4.95 Slacks _ _ $6.95 LADIES MOHAIR SWEATERS ·•· · $4.44 IIRDSRE DIAPERS · · · · · · · · · ·· ··· $1.66 THI LOOM Spert & Dress SHim $2.98-$4.95 BASEMENT SPECIALS! e DRIP DRY COTTONS, Reg. 98c _ e BO SQ. PERCALE 59c 39c eDRIP DRY DENIM - - - - - 79c eNEW SPRING GINGHAMS eNEW SPRING PUSSE 79c 49c eNew Shipment Wall Pblquea 15c to 1.98 IArtifiUI Spring Flowen, New Shipment Pometoy Jr. High School . 119" x 1" FOAM . t'} ' < '" cooPtAA~O". ~IIH~Y~ \•c,AL •ucwts , SPONS~R~ 8Y COLIM81l9Qd Of 0110. IIIC. . ' .;. ~ ' IIIIAKIS '1'HI f ··"i.. !· . .~ ' ,.•• ,~. -~~ {"r i. . (. -.. ... ' .. . .. .. ~," ·-· 1"" ~ - GOODYEAR GOLFERS SPECIAL! Aluminum sauctptn with Tlflan lnon·lliok) lplu lsllnd spice sot 0 Betty Crocker •atnner for TWo" Cootdlaok D Cominl wore CIIIIIOlll D Lumln 011 tandlll from Prtpo Corporation D Thermo Speona from ltJdtll, 11141. 0 "KltGhtn P•cklp" for Caoklnl from KVP Sutllt~lnd Ptper comptny 0 Tupptrwort D food Prlzea D Btp of Groctrlaa 0 Androck Shlah-Kababara D Plua Mtny More . "· -. Skirts $5.95. $7.95 LADIES SEAMLESS HOSE _ *All Prices Plus Tax No Trade Needed 1/3 OFF ON WWTEWALLS, TOO 0 0 . CI"OOKING, $1.00 DOUBLE FlmD BOnOM SHEETS_ $1.66 valuable FREE prizes* lell RUSS TOGS BLOUSES $1.00 Sleeveless and Roll Up PICK YOUR PAIRI PICK YOUR PRICEI BLACKWAW OR WHITEWALLS with the modern miracle products ••• the marvelous man-made fibers and fabrics •.. the modem Gas kl~chen appliances ••• now available. You'll see our vers1on of the All American Dream Kitchen on stage at this session of the Cooking School. Naturally, t~, there'!~ be attention-getting preparation of taste-temptmg Amencan foods, , , informative and interesting patter on the uses of Gas, both commercially and in ~our own hon:'e ••• a wealth of take-home ideas on kttchen planmng and coordination. Don't miss the final session of this fa~u­ lous All American Gas Show- the Blue Flame Festival Cooking School. April 20-21 Permanent Press $1.00 KNE! CAPPERS • $1.00 Now no kitchen need be drab and unlmaalnltiVe. Not • LADIES On The 1st Floor JAMAICA$ and BLOUSE SETS _ becauoe urly - e • paaaeol oacb other to die riPI in onW to qalckly draw aworda d .. • Exfra.mllaaae 1'1tftl;t 1 The courses arc des!~ to provide a tecbnlcal background for tnstructora of radiological defense. They will be taught by Charles D. ThOI!lti Jr., WVU civil dofensa inatructor• . ••"hbor Exiii-Mllolp 'fi6,D ad ExiN• llloJJI 1-1' .NJioa c.d, •Til~ fntr Yaar ll!lotDI kf•l y. • Gl-lxl!ll TNallra Jsla erlbina. .,.. Oompoall, 'hdlmn 11111 B:ic cam. • Extra..trong 1-'1' nylon eordl 1'1'. PLEASANT - The West , Virginia University Office of Civil Defense will offer training courses for area tnstru£tors in radiological monitoring during the month of May In Hun~ ington and Point Pleasant. The 33 • hour course will be cooducted In Huntingtoo from 7 • 10 p.m. each Monday and Wednesday from May Z ~~>rough 311. The Huntington conroe wiU be given al the Trl . Stele Fire School on ZOib Street. Ad· diiionai Information may he oblained by contacting John S. Lavery, Cabell County Civil Defense director at tho Court IIDuse. His telephone munber b li22-8329. The Point Pleasant course wiU be 7 to 10 p.m. each Tu... day and Thuradly, May 3 through 31, at Point Pleasant lligb School. Additional Information may be obtained from Jobn A. Wilson, Mason Counly Civil Defense Director. His home telephone number is 67i'>- NOW YOU INOW EDglisb drive to tho 'l1le OIIJr Low•Prlllld TIM will PREMIUM·QUALITY GOODYEAI. TIRI TESTED FOR SOli MILES AT OVI!R :JJtl M-•.11.1 ~ 42 OZ. CAN SUGAR _ REGULAR PRICE $179.95 3Ztl3. Gal. Plants . S13S • I GOLDEN CHARCOAL LIVING ROOM SUITE P. Issues," be said. Radiological c SKINLESS Seed ~PIECE DUIAILI NYYLON COVIR drinks by the glass. CUyahoga Coanly led lbe state In per oapita speuc11D1 on liquor at $47.38, up $%.It per person from 1914. T b o lowest couty waa Adam al 1:!.34. POMEROY CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS Cabbage innretlectual METROPOliTAN MOTORS tor's figures sbo\fed. He or she spent $17.28 of lbe Iota! lor botlled Uquor IIIII the mllor OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 8 - SATURDAY T!L 9 E. MAIN ST. the Wednesday for Chmtmas .to 0 " put the same- resoh·~, determm- te~i~ said Evangelicals have ation and efforts mtll . t:hurch . of failure to take work that they employ m !~~n ~~: for situations In businesses. North Viet Nam, China or CUba " People do what they want lo do do. " Gerri von Frellick said. becaus>.! they think they can "We think bec·mse we love nothing sad it. wllen 1 see the 441 amabout God's word <.md know the Lard that other people will automati- social struggle in which our nation is Involved being explol~ cally .want to.'' Von Frellick heads the that built Denver's Villa COLUMBUS (UP!) - Llq. shopping center, one of most plush in the nation. He aor conswuptkm per capUa spoke at the 24th annual Increased about oue-half plat convention of the Nat1onal in 1966 and the amount apeat bY Ohioans for II- rooo \ As'Sociiaticm of Evangelicals. $1.2l per person, tbe 1tate ~'We as Christian!! auditor's office reported Wed· oeaday. The averagt Ohloaa used 9.68 pints of liquor la d65 and spent $27.0l! for H, tho audJ. All Your Drug Needs Swisher le~der called a~~rt r!~~ a~ Rambler Trad1 Ia 1·99 fascinated with criticizing other ed by financial and poUUcal DENVER (UP!) - A mi on- Ch . he said "We stand interesls whUe the church aire Denver developer and ns IOns, unwllil to put utterly lalla It grab hold of the At Your Service for · TENNIS SHOES Millionaire Lay Cbur ch Leader Suggests E ual Time Be Spent on Religious Work q ·m r " your protection .•. you know Mason 1 search prog_rarn und~rtak~~hby i~~a~:~o~ttee on Public Works 1, said that the reranking mem er o e . . d the fact of good nelgbboruness and good effort "manifests thi ~~mt ~fa! industries." Senator Muskie ts chairman. of . by the leaders • . ese VI nd Water Pollution. Mr. Garvey Is also VJce Works Su.bcornm•ttee on ~tir. a which with the Electric Research Councll \pnesid.cnt· of the National Coal AssOCIO on, sponsoring the expanded research program. registered pharmacists quickly, Dally 8enlinel, Pomeroy-MI~rllepnrt . 0 .. April 21 . 1966- 5 ·harJ. Donald Foglesong, Edwin! Roy Jo~~e~~, Mrs. PhDip Rei!· Jolm 1arr1q1t ,Ina tile 'followlillor 1 acrlptun b)' !drs. . PERSONAtl. ·· · ···· •Stem, Rev. Marcua Trough, ll1811, Mrs. J1111es Ball, aad Mrs. h..tea,, Mrs. Dollllld' Fogiescmg. Howard llilrril . .Prayer by ""'- Mrs. John 8arri111er 8!111, son Harry MIUer, Jack Fleaher, Jamett lloffmu. RBODOD- ClLVB Otha Lievtng. , Stephen of BUrioiiiVille, Md. Job1nson ~:::I~ Arthur Thabet, Rus8ell ·CapeGARDEN CJLVB , Tho ~ Home Mrs. Howard Burril, leader, have been visiting her parente, his fur!ougn,, ti< bart, Nelson Jenninga, Earl The New Haven Gardeo Club DemonBtrallon Club held a oov- preeenled tho program "Flow· Mr. and Mrs. IJloyd Ro~ lor to Norfolk, Va. · Clark and guests, Tom Reed, met •• ThursdaJ evenlla at ered diah dllmer at 1001 at tile en of the Bible." Mra. George the past week. Mrs Lee E.U.B. BI\()THERHOO.P i eleeted were: President,. Mrs. Rev. Marvin Frame, IIIII Tom- The Ale~-Qulllen llemortal Club Houoolor tllelt Aprllmoet- Jawell, Mn. Ray W"":ver, Mrs. Mra. Walter Taylor ot Cotum- en~ "her . '!lllrty two member& • n d Marion Dmgey, VICe President, my Roush. Building wHb Mra ltay Prof· lllg. The meetblg wu opued Otba LieYIIIg, Mrs. Cliff Roosb, bus, Ob10 VISited her parelllll, Mr pests attended the April meet- 1Mrs. Eve: aid W~1ght ;. Secretary MRS. McCOY BONIJIIED J ~;..~s;,;!l!""~o~",l' ~-~· ~tb~ ~' <;I~b-~ .!J'!'.•~ ~· _Cia~. ~they.! Mra. _How· Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kllapp · i'IR of the Brotherhood meetmll •Mr~ R.nsse\1 li'IPI(J ~ TrP:~~ur. • . ,~ ·- _ ~ ... ~-"J .•.,. _ __ ¥....._...... " "~ u """ 1 ""•· ..... u •• _..,. ... u. .ow 1m, M&-.. r. A. Dale)' er me weekend . ef the E.U.B. Church. George \er, Mrs. Franklin SpradUng ;l Mrs. Arthur Dame! M~·~Devotions were led by Mr1. 1followed with the reading of 1 IIIII the hostess. Mr. and Mr!t. llmald F. JeweU served as the leader for iSecretary of Cjlristian Socud ,Jr. was honored with a IDISCO· Donald Fogleso111. •spring time P?"~·.. TI!e_roU ~I RIITII """"-"' 0!" 1".~. 1"• Raush and Sheryl IIIII Mr. --~~ .,_ the evemnR. The ~uest sneak- Relahon!l Mrs ,l!lnm "FnJm. Ilaneous bridal shower recenUy I TI>_e ~~ ~!.!! ·::.::: ;.":on·iii'~ w~ a1mwnm w1w u1v• A~ --- -- ----- ·-· 1 Mrs. Harry MWer ..,, .. , - .. __ , -·· er was Frank Capehart, teach·1 er; Secretary ol :iJirituul LUe, i• 1 the home of Mra. Roberllwitb "My Favorite Bird." Mrs. Household Hilt." The Rulb Circle of the W.S. weekend in HuoliiiCIOO ~~art= at er at Wahama High School. He ·1Mrs. Arthur Thabet; Secretary 1Hoffman with Mrs. Samuel IOllie Roush presented a prow.s. of the E.U.B Church met Mr. and Mrs. David lban Unlv ._ ....,. chose as biB topic "What Does . of Missionary Education and Hoffman, MISS JBRet HoffmBR gram on Bfrda. Mra. Roush dis- Following the regular reporll in the Educattooai Room with and daughter, Leah Ann ' m., to •-· • It Cost Christ's Followers lo l' service, Mrs. Robert Herndon. as ••hosteases. tributed place mats with pic- 8 dts":"'thionCiw:s Hbeld ~~ Mrs Howard Burris u hosleas. Charleston were 8\mdaJ =~Mr. and lolra. Love This Kind of World." Plans were made for a Rum- Mrs. McCoy is tbe former tures of different birds and tbe 891e 0 e u ouse, . oi Mrs. Jobn Ban1Dger Special music was presented mage sale lo be held April 29th Mary Roush, daugbler of Mr. perso• with the lucky •umber is tho property of the Board of The ~n:eet1111 :aa opned With Stephen at the 1wmo a1 !dr Mr. and Mra. Karl Owe!*. ;, bY The Bumgarner Trio, Deior- The Thabet Building begin- and Mrs. R. Doug!~ Roush. on the mat woo a wren bouBe, Education, and ims been ~ tho olngmg of, A Charge Tu and Mrs. Lloyd Roush. • Mlddieport, Dorothy Rusaellli!f. es, Jean and June, accompan- \ at 9;30 a.m. Free coffee Mr. and Mrs. M•Coy 1 mar· made by Joha Bumgarner. This by the Club. Mrs. Robert Hoff Keep I Have. ScriptUre and Mr. and Mrs. WIWaul Heleo Stewart, M8101l, 1114 ' ted at the piano by their moth· ! he served. nage was an eveat of !darcb was won by Mrs. W. T. Stoot. man, Mrs. Clarence Thomaa, prayer by Mrl. Cl~ AtheJ, imve been visiting re!aUves ed lbo funeral of Miss Bea'll:!ill er, Mrs. Harold Bumgarner. The next meeting )Viii bef!Zth. A report on the Flower Show Mrs. John Scarberry, IIIII _Mr!t. leador for the evenmg. NewYorkandPenaaylvull at Logaa, Ohio 00 ~~ .· W.S.C.S. MEETING annual Mot~er . Daughter Ban· Games ~re played at the ito be beld at the Mosoa Conn- T. Bert Roush were appomted The tepio lor the everu.,. wu peal _.,, Mrs. Margaret Plekenl . The W.S.C.S. of the . 1o be hel~ ill The G 0 1d shower """ pmes wero won by ty Fair wao given by Mrs. L. • . com!IDtteo to lllvesligall lbe "Mission - Cbrl!ttan Citizel. ed on Suaday wHb htr , Church met for their April I of Ge\Ie Ball's Restaur· Mrs. Carl Tennant, Mrs. Rob- C. Rowlh, serving 89 ciJaii-. dll!JifiSiiloR of !~e Club House. ahip." Tbia waa 1o0..:ed by a and hll8baild, Mr. lllld & meeting ~t the home of Mrs . on May 3rd at 5:30 p.m. ert Thomas, Mrs. Paul Roush, maR on the Fair committee. Mr . The Lessoa .Se~ Und.erstaJJd.. discU9810D ~each ODes obligac_ Martin in Point ·t: Arthur Tbahet. Mrs. Marcus I must be in on or Mrs. Mary Berry and M r •· Lee Gibbs waB appointed obair· mg the EvaluatlOII waa presea~ ~ou to .thelf churdl, communTrough presented a very inspirMay Jst to Mrs. Arthur Claytoo Athey. man of the shew. ed by Mrs. Leonard Smlthaon. Ity, na~oa and lbe Uaited Na· ationai program an~ pi;lyed 8 i . Guests were Mrs. Ray Wea· 11 wae 8J!Jiou•ced that Mar· Thnee attendmg wers Mrs. T. tiona. Taking part wara Mlss - - - - - - - · - The Bfll record on "The Crucifixion of ! Those atending were Mrs. ver, Miss Patsy Taylor, Mrs. I vin Clayton Roush had been !Bert Roush, Mri .. G.. B. Hazlett, Millie Bumgarner, Mrs. T. Bert Sp 4 Ernest Jobn&ol, 101. In Used Con 8 of Christ." This was followed Roush, Mrs. Robert Curtis Hall, Miss Carol Jean Iselected to aUend Nature Camp Mrs. Bernard LJevJDg, Mr · Roush, and Mrs. Ottie Reush. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson, with a prayer. Herndon, Mrs. Marcus Trough, Kemenal, Mrs. Joey ' Roush, held at Wheeling In August. Charles Machir, Mrs. A1bert The closing prayer was by !"ason, was reportedly injured NO During the business meeting Everaid Wright, Mr s. MrB. Paul Roush, Miss Cynthia Plana are In the making for Roush, Mra. Joho Scarberry, Mrs. Olba Lievlng. 11 the th\gb wbilo OD gnard duty OFFER an election of officers for the IFranklin Spradling, Mrs. Frank Roush, Mrs. Garnett Beven Ia Bird Sanctuary to be at the Mrs. Leonard SmJthseR, Mrs. Those a~~IDg were: Mrs. at Qui Nban: VIet Nam. . He coming year was held. Those Thompson, Mrs. Marion Dingey, Burdett Mrs. Carl Tennant Mrs.; Park. Mrs. Ottie Roush was ap- ~ Clarence Thomas, Mrs. Charles · Ltevmg, Mrs. F. A. was hospltaHed for tfle InJury · .. William ftolrner and Mrs. Robert Tennant, Mrs. Mary Ipointed to have the Trellis re- Yonker, Mrs. C~troll B'at-ey, Mrs. Ottie Roush, Miss which required 61 stitches. ·~· Womens & Childrens 1 Thabet. Berry, Mrs. Rodger Gaul, Mrs. paired or replaced at the war and daughter Lms AM, M r 9 · Bumgarner, Mn. T. Bert Gene Sluckey who has been . 1 ROTARY t"LUB Clayton Athey Mrs. Walter Memorial at the Park 1 Joan Mars hall. Mrs. Clayton Athey, stationed in the navy ai Viet I . . M r s. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB · Mrs. R. F.. Nam, 111 · bome on a ,.5 • ... "Your R• mbl " Doolor" The Rotary Club met f or Grmstead, Mrs. Charles Mach~ Those attendmg were . Oth a Lievmg, uaY f ur· 1' II~~;~.~re~~~gular dinner meeting on ir, Mrs. David Roush, Mrs. B. Fred Batey, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, , '!'he New Haven Jun~or Worn- ~;;::,.:•:::nd;,.;;;th::,•,;;h;:;•s:;;te;;;";;.·____.;,;;;l•:;:ug~h"v~is;;;iu;;;·ng~w;.;it;;;b.;h;;:is~moth:;;;;;e;;;r;;;,~ ~~~PiiOM~ERiiOiiYii.iiOiii. Sins $ II evening at The Hart- F. Board, Mrs. W. W. Brown, Mrs. H. L. Dyer, Mrs. Lee I~n 9 Club held a specmJ m~t· .Smtll 5 to Big 10 Methodist Church. Frank Mrs. James Gress, Mrs. Wilbur Gibbs, Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs ! ~~~- for the purJX)se of e\ectmg II ;l:~;~a~ presented a mm on Webb, Mrs Arthur McC&y, Mrs. James MacKnight, Mrs. Martin I~ ICC~ for the CBmiflg year. 2 PAIR _ _ $3.00 II Reading, with a discus· R. Douglas Roush, Mrs. Donald Ohlinger, Mrs. Patrick Hiley, 1 ~s ..d · ~- ~~rou; ~:s ;l~ed 8· following. F. Roush, Mrs. Eber Roush, IMrs Denald F. Roush, Mrs. L. Wesl en: t~e t esl en • Those attending were Lloyd the hostesses and the honoree. C Roush, Mrs. Lloyd Roush, T ayne Ca~l ar :RI h d Roush, Donald F. Roush, Rob- ~ Sending gifts were Mrs. Gary ' Mrs. Ottie Roush, Mrs. W. T. t'e~sure;, R rs. t c~r L Middleport,~. ert Gilmore, Herman Layne, 0. Roush, Mrs. Darre11 Good- [Stone, Mrs. Howard Wagenhals, , ~~a M:~dow:por er, rs. ym'iii:~~~~~~~~_;;R;;,:al~ph;_;W:,;:h;_;itm;;:o;;:r,:;e,_F:_:r:.:a::;nk~C::ape;;:·~l;;:ni:;;te;.•.;:M:;;r:s._;;L.~D;_.~G:;;re;:er~·_;M;;:r:,:s;.:.~gu;:;es;;;ts;;.;:M::;rs::,.,:;Do.:;.y;;:le:.;M:c::Kni:;:"gh:t:.:a:;nd 1' 1n add't' Sprouse 1 mn.· Mrs. 1was appointed chairman of Cl club project, which involves I ..... sistance to the Federal Service1!1 : Campaign. Mrs. Rlchard Grinsteatl, outgoing president was MISSES SIZES charge of the meeting. Tha hostess, Mrs. A. L. 12 to 3 $2.99 Sprouse, served refreshments Mrs. Richard Griastead, Mrs. BIG GIRLS SIZES Thomas Brown, Mrs. William Davis, Jr., Mrs. WayRe Cape4Y• to 10 _ _ _ $2.49 • $4.99 hart, and Mrs. Lymuel Mead· ows. LIVE WIRE The Live Wire Class ol the E.U.B. Church met 01 Tuesday for their regular April meelillg with Mrs. Roy Hoffmao as bestess. MIDDLEPORT, 0. The meeting waa opened. w•w 11 ainging •'More Love to tm~: · ·• . NEW IIAVEN £arnlnga lor the periOd equal• led 50 eenls per common lh-= up 21 per cent from 1111 MARION Ohio (UPll _ oen- cents per Ibm Ill lhl _... eral Telephone & Electron~ pondllli year 18• ~:... ,,.. Corn announced at Its stock- Revenues and alii~ . "!: -~ holm;;.. meeting loday, record ltrst quaner rea•nou • ·-·.;; revenues, ~les , ond net in- of tw.W,OIIO, Ill 1Dere:001 come for the first quart.r of II per ~ :'\g~ .J';M'I,OOC 19116. first qua able !tel Donald C. Power, chairman recorded Ill the eom(llt and chief neoulive officer, aald period. . Net Income . Vigilant when Heahh Is i11 the Balance In the battle against illness, our . t) \I I .-,.~ .•.. 39c ft. �' fr-J)ally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, ~ April 21,_1966 ~n!'; ' I Mason CQnnty CAP Surviving are two sons. Odell f)ayttJD Russell, 89 ' of Arbuckle, and Lawrence, Del·. 1'-les Tuesday Night aware, Ohio; a daushter, Mrs. ·li'r!"'PLEASANT - Dayton Gloria Randolph, Pt. Plea~\. Hysell, 19, died unexpectedly and a grandcbild. ~ ntglll' at the home of Funeral service will be held btj,~. Odell, of Arbuekle. A Friday Z p.m. on the ChBpman· ,..jJi.ld rlverman he was bom Wilcoxen 1\!ortuory Wlth the ,_ , _. ... iJ:l,W IUUit _ , ' -·. -....uLiiU,)I , VIUU 1 - VU OGp- tW'II . WASHINGTON; D. C. A Program Develol!ft\4!Dt Grant of $ts.~93 has been approved for Mason County to plan lis community action program tCAPI, It was announced here tOOBY by u. S. Senators Robert C.· Byrd, Janntngs Randol pt. and Rep. Ken Heckler. The lflRI wiU permit the M n coun1y Communily Aegroup to employ a slllff and develop a progr1111 of acUvilies. [;;..,~.:-"' · nffl~latino . - UtiiJ' • •· - tember 29; 1876, the son of the Burial will be m a Pomeroy, llii6 ..Asel and Sarah Butcher Ohio. cemetery .. JiT~:"'ds may ltyseu. 1 call at we monu ..~,.. u: ' eonsolldated net IncOme ellmbed ?:1 per cent to a record ..... 113,0110, compared wltb $3&,o aat,OIIO for the first tllltler al GT&E Shows Record. Sales, 813,593 Is Granted Mr.. tiM&. I 01 JM ( ) -Senator Jennings Randolph (left) of West Virginia and Senato~ M kie (right) of Maine are briefed by James R. Garvey, ~resldnen11t of B• us b M oeville Pa. on the $4.3-mlllion all po u on reCoal Researc , 1nc., onr •d electric uWity Industries. Senator Ran· accurately compound your doctor's prescription. Our skill is you can count on us for meticu· lous care and precision. Baptist church lay Rexall WY 2·2955 4 Regi~tered & Lohse Drugs I 12 E. Main Pomeroy Pharmacists to Serve You STORE HOURS: D1ily . .. ... 8 AM to 10 PM Sunday .. 10:30 AM to 12:30 5 PMto9PM SIMON~S MARKET WY 2·3975 c lb 2 lb. RIPE lb. FLORDA-RED RIPE-BASKET c c Holsum or Adams Slvs. c McCOY'S GIANT SIZE CHEER Potatoes • • 69c • A&SORTEO ID FOR CANDY BARS 39c Peat Moss MAXWELL HOUSI BRIQUETS 10 69c lb. COFFEE 2 lb. $1-67 5 lb.59c SPRY "W~ don't give our Ume to problema of sewage and our polluted streams or to try to reconcile ethnic an~ racial groups, but these tlungs. are S8l1 to pnvlde a ebm· neces iU dmit need for God and trust Htm. FOREMAN .& AI BOn thou MIDDLEPORT, 0, ;in~w~hi~ch~poo~·~p~ie~w~·~~~·~·""""'""""'""'""'""'""'""""""'~~""'==-=""'""'=""'""'"""="""=""'!!!!!!" ' Roush Shoe Store ~ . ""'. III THE SHOE BOX W.AYI=DRON OUR IDGH-SPEED, HIGH· PERFORMANCE NYLON TIRE! THE GOODYEAR TbunderboH BLUE FLAME FESTIVAL Monitoring Study Planned -· con 79c rubborl Shop Every Dept. For Values and s.vingsl JAMAICAS _ lluilt to takold2h· speed driving rain or Ehinel ILII SPALDING GO.FLITE NO 110m DOWIII'IIB IIOmmJIII "JiO C1IWN'flll u...,- eiJquid Center eTough White Cover SET OF a BALL$ _ _ __ I...._._ *'""'_.............. •.,..................... •ut*IHtlllw' U.75 Limit 1 ,., per IIIISiomer 8:00 P.M. ----·---·-··-· ._____...__ • ltMM .... •Nt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . for tilt .till Ill., . . ._. • • . . ...._.., Alti'IINI . . . .-.... 1 ADDITIONAL SETS - TWIN FinED BOnOM SHEETS _ I . , . . ......,._. . . . . . ......., ..........,.. _.,_.. IO,CIQO ..,_..,_ llatliiiiiiiiiiiiiMI~-..- . . . . . . . IIWIIrt.._. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .liiJ'. . CIIId:I•'I ...... J II 2 Blouses $3.95-5.95 $1.33 for $1.00 I e PERMANENT PRESS BLOUSES $2.98 ePERMANENT PRESS SLACKS $3.9B ePERMANENT PRESS SURFER $3.9B ePERMANENT DRESS SKIRTS $3.98 MENS - FRliT OF GOLF BALLS Bermudas _ $4.95 Slacks _ _ $6.95 LADIES MOHAIR SWEATERS ·•· · $4.44 IIRDSRE DIAPERS · · · · · · · · · ·· ··· $1.66 THI LOOM Spert & Dress SHim $2.98-$4.95 BASEMENT SPECIALS! e DRIP DRY COTTONS, Reg. 98c _ e BO SQ. PERCALE 59c 39c eDRIP DRY DENIM - - - - - 79c eNEW SPRING GINGHAMS eNEW SPRING PUSSE 79c 49c eNew Shipment Wall Pblquea 15c to 1.98 IArtifiUI Spring Flowen, New Shipment Pometoy Jr. High School . 119" x 1" FOAM . t'} ' < '" cooPtAA~O". ~IIH~Y~ \•c,AL •ucwts , SPONS~R~ 8Y COLIM81l9Qd Of 0110. IIIC. . ' .;. ~ ' IIIIAKIS '1'HI f ··"i.. !· . .~ ' ,.•• ,~. -~~ {"r i. . (. -.. ... ' .. . .. .. ~," ·-· 1"" ~ - GOODYEAR GOLFERS SPECIAL! Aluminum sauctptn with Tlflan lnon·lliok) lplu lsllnd spice sot 0 Betty Crocker •atnner for TWo" Cootdlaok D Cominl wore CIIIIIOlll D Lumln 011 tandlll from Prtpo Corporation D Thermo Speona from ltJdtll, 11141. 0 "KltGhtn P•cklp" for Caoklnl from KVP Sutllt~lnd Ptper comptny 0 Tupptrwort D food Prlzea D Btp of Groctrlaa 0 Androck Shlah-Kababara D Plua Mtny More . "· -. Skirts $5.95. $7.95 LADIES SEAMLESS HOSE _ *All Prices Plus Tax No Trade Needed 1/3 OFF ON WWTEWALLS, TOO 0 0 . CI"OOKING, $1.00 DOUBLE FlmD BOnOM SHEETS_ $1.66 valuable FREE prizes* lell RUSS TOGS BLOUSES $1.00 Sleeveless and Roll Up PICK YOUR PAIRI PICK YOUR PRICEI BLACKWAW OR WHITEWALLS with the modern miracle products ••• the marvelous man-made fibers and fabrics •.. the modem Gas kl~chen appliances ••• now available. You'll see our vers1on of the All American Dream Kitchen on stage at this session of the Cooking School. Naturally, t~, there'!~ be attention-getting preparation of taste-temptmg Amencan foods, , , informative and interesting patter on the uses of Gas, both commercially and in ~our own hon:'e ••• a wealth of take-home ideas on kttchen planmng and coordination. Don't miss the final session of this fa~u­ lous All American Gas Show- the Blue Flame Festival Cooking School. April 20-21 Permanent Press $1.00 KNE! CAPPERS • $1.00 Now no kitchen need be drab and unlmaalnltiVe. Not • LADIES On The 1st Floor JAMAICA$ and BLOUSE SETS _ becauoe urly - e • paaaeol oacb other to die riPI in onW to qalckly draw aworda d .. • Exfra.mllaaae 1'1tftl;t 1 The courses arc des!~ to provide a tecbnlcal background for tnstructora of radiological defense. They will be taught by Charles D. ThOI!lti Jr., WVU civil dofensa inatructor• . ••"hbor Exiii-Mllolp 'fi6,D ad ExiN• llloJJI 1-1' .NJioa c.d, •Til~ fntr Yaar ll!lotDI kf•l y. • Gl-lxl!ll TNallra Jsla erlbina. .,.. Oompoall, 'hdlmn 11111 B:ic cam. • Extra..trong 1-'1' nylon eordl 1'1'. PLEASANT - The West , Virginia University Office of Civil Defense will offer training courses for area tnstru£tors in radiological monitoring during the month of May In Hun~ ington and Point Pleasant. The 33 • hour course will be cooducted In Huntingtoo from 7 • 10 p.m. each Monday and Wednesday from May Z ~~>rough 311. The Huntington conroe wiU be given al the Trl . Stele Fire School on ZOib Street. Ad· diiionai Information may he oblained by contacting John S. Lavery, Cabell County Civil Defense director at tho Court IIDuse. His telephone munber b li22-8329. The Point Pleasant course wiU be 7 to 10 p.m. each Tu... day and Thuradly, May 3 through 31, at Point Pleasant lligb School. Additional Information may be obtained from Jobn A. Wilson, Mason Counly Civil Defense Director. His home telephone number is 67i'>- NOW YOU INOW EDglisb drive to tho 'l1le OIIJr Low•Prlllld TIM will PREMIUM·QUALITY GOODYEAI. TIRI TESTED FOR SOli MILES AT OVI!R :JJtl M-•.11.1 ~ 42 OZ. CAN SUGAR _ REGULAR PRICE $179.95 3Ztl3. Gal. Plants . S13S • I GOLDEN CHARCOAL LIVING ROOM SUITE P. Issues," be said. Radiological c SKINLESS Seed ~PIECE DUIAILI NYYLON COVIR drinks by the glass. CUyahoga Coanly led lbe state In per oapita speuc11D1 on liquor at $47.38, up $%.It per person from 1914. T b o lowest couty waa Adam al 1:!.34. POMEROY CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS Cabbage innretlectual METROPOliTAN MOTORS tor's figures sbo\fed. He or she spent $17.28 of lbe Iota! lor botlled Uquor IIIII the mllor OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 8 - SATURDAY T!L 9 E. MAIN ST. the Wednesday for Chmtmas .to 0 " put the same- resoh·~, determm- te~i~ said Evangelicals have ation and efforts mtll . t:hurch . of failure to take work that they employ m !~~n ~~: for situations In businesses. North Viet Nam, China or CUba " People do what they want lo do do. " Gerri von Frellick said. becaus>.! they think they can "We think bec·mse we love nothing sad it. wllen 1 see the 441 amabout God's word <.md know the Lard that other people will automati- social struggle in which our nation is Involved being explol~ cally .want to.'' Von Frellick heads the that built Denver's Villa COLUMBUS (UP!) - Llq. shopping center, one of most plush in the nation. He aor conswuptkm per capUa spoke at the 24th annual Increased about oue-half plat convention of the Nat1onal in 1966 and the amount apeat bY Ohioans for II- rooo \ As'Sociiaticm of Evangelicals. $1.2l per person, tbe 1tate ~'We as Christian!! auditor's office reported Wed· oeaday. The averagt Ohloaa used 9.68 pints of liquor la d65 and spent $27.0l! for H, tho audJ. All Your Drug Needs Swisher le~der called a~~rt r!~~ a~ Rambler Trad1 Ia 1·99 fascinated with criticizing other ed by financial and poUUcal DENVER (UP!) - A mi on- Ch . he said "We stand interesls whUe the church aire Denver developer and ns IOns, unwllil to put utterly lalla It grab hold of the At Your Service for · TENNIS SHOES Millionaire Lay Cbur ch Leader Suggests E ual Time Be Spent on Religious Work q ·m r " your protection .•. you know Mason 1 search prog_rarn und~rtak~~hby i~~a~:~o~ttee on Public Works 1, said that the reranking mem er o e . . d the fact of good nelgbboruness and good effort "manifests thi ~~mt ~fa! industries." Senator Muskie ts chairman. of . by the leaders • . ese VI nd Water Pollution. Mr. Garvey Is also VJce Works Su.bcornm•ttee on ~tir. a which with the Electric Research Councll \pnesid.cnt· of the National Coal AssOCIO on, sponsoring the expanded research program. registered pharmacists quickly, Dally 8enlinel, Pomeroy-MI~rllepnrt . 0 .. April 21 . 1966- 5 ·harJ. Donald Foglesong, Edwin! Roy Jo~~e~~, Mrs. PhDip Rei!· Jolm 1arr1q1t ,Ina tile 'followlillor 1 acrlptun b)' !drs. . PERSONAtl. ·· · ···· •Stem, Rev. Marcua Trough, ll1811, Mrs. J1111es Ball, aad Mrs. h..tea,, Mrs. Dollllld' Fogiescmg. Howard llilrril . .Prayer by ""'- Mrs. John 8arri111er 8!111, son Harry MIUer, Jack Fleaher, Jamett lloffmu. RBODOD- ClLVB Otha Lievtng. , Stephen of BUrioiiiVille, Md. Job1nson ~:::I~ Arthur Thabet, Rus8ell ·CapeGARDEN CJLVB , Tho ~ Home Mrs. Howard Burril, leader, have been visiting her parente, his fur!ougn,, ti< bart, Nelson Jenninga, Earl The New Haven Gardeo Club DemonBtrallon Club held a oov- preeenled tho program "Flow· Mr. and Mrs. IJloyd Ro~ lor to Norfolk, Va. · Clark and guests, Tom Reed, met •• ThursdaJ evenlla at ered diah dllmer at 1001 at tile en of the Bible." Mra. George the past week. Mrs Lee E.U.B. BI\()THERHOO.P i eleeted were: President,. Mrs. Rev. Marvin Frame, IIIII Tom- The Ale~-Qulllen llemortal Club Houoolor tllelt Aprllmoet- Jawell, Mn. Ray W"":ver, Mrs. Mra. Walter Taylor ot Cotum- en~ "her . '!lllrty two member& • n d Marion Dmgey, VICe President, my Roush. Building wHb Mra ltay Prof· lllg. The meetblg wu opued Otba LieYIIIg, Mrs. Cliff Roosb, bus, Ob10 VISited her parelllll, Mr pests attended the April meet- 1Mrs. Eve: aid W~1ght ;. Secretary MRS. McCOY BONIJIIED J ~;..~s;,;!l!""~o~",l' ~-~· ~tb~ ~' <;I~b-~ .!J'!'.•~ ~· _Cia~. ~they.! Mra. _How· Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kllapp · i'IR of the Brotherhood meetmll •Mr~ R.nsse\1 li'IPI(J ~ TrP:~~ur. • . ,~ ·- _ ~ ... ~-"J .•.,. _ __ ¥....._...... " "~ u """ 1 ""•· ..... u •• _..,. ... u. .ow 1m, M&-.. r. A. Dale)' er me weekend . ef the E.U.B. Church. George \er, Mrs. Franklin SpradUng ;l Mrs. Arthur Dame! M~·~Devotions were led by Mr1. 1followed with the reading of 1 IIIII the hostess. Mr. and Mr!t. llmald F. JeweU served as the leader for iSecretary of Cjlristian Socud ,Jr. was honored with a IDISCO· Donald Fogleso111. •spring time P?"~·.. TI!e_roU ~I RIITII """"-"' 0!" 1".~. 1"• Raush and Sheryl IIIII Mr. --~~ .,_ the evemnR. The ~uest sneak- Relahon!l Mrs ,l!lnm "FnJm. Ilaneous bridal shower recenUy I TI>_e ~~ ~!.!! ·::.::: ;.":on·iii'~ w~ a1mwnm w1w u1v• A~ --- -- ----- ·-· 1 Mrs. Harry MWer ..,, .. , - .. __ , -·· er was Frank Capehart, teach·1 er; Secretary ol :iJirituul LUe, i• 1 the home of Mra. Roberllwitb "My Favorite Bird." Mrs. Household Hilt." The Rulb Circle of the W.S. weekend in HuoliiiCIOO ~~art= at er at Wahama High School. He ·1Mrs. Arthur Thabet; Secretary 1Hoffman with Mrs. Samuel IOllie Roush presented a prow.s. of the E.U.B Church met Mr. and Mrs. David lban Unlv ._ ....,. chose as biB topic "What Does . of Missionary Education and Hoffman, MISS JBRet HoffmBR gram on Bfrda. Mra. Roush dis- Following the regular reporll in the Educattooai Room with and daughter, Leah Ann ' m., to •-· • It Cost Christ's Followers lo l' service, Mrs. Robert Herndon. as ••hosteases. tributed place mats with pic- 8 dts":"'thionCiw:s Hbeld ~~ Mrs Howard Burris u hosleas. Charleston were 8\mdaJ =~Mr. and lolra. Love This Kind of World." Plans were made for a Rum- Mrs. McCoy is tbe former tures of different birds and tbe 891e 0 e u ouse, . oi Mrs. Jobn Ban1Dger Special music was presented mage sale lo be held April 29th Mary Roush, daugbler of Mr. perso• with the lucky •umber is tho property of the Board of The ~n:eet1111 :aa opned With Stephen at the 1wmo a1 !dr Mr. and Mra. Karl Owe!*. ;, bY The Bumgarner Trio, Deior- The Thabet Building begin- and Mrs. R. Doug!~ Roush. on the mat woo a wren bouBe, Education, and ims been ~ tho olngmg of, A Charge Tu and Mrs. Lloyd Roush. • Mlddieport, Dorothy Rusaellli!f. es, Jean and June, accompan- \ at 9;30 a.m. Free coffee Mr. and Mrs. M•Coy 1 mar· made by Joha Bumgarner. This by the Club. Mrs. Robert Hoff Keep I Have. ScriptUre and Mr. and Mrs. WIWaul Heleo Stewart, M8101l, 1114 ' ted at the piano by their moth· ! he served. nage was an eveat of !darcb was won by Mrs. W. T. Stoot. man, Mrs. Clarence Thomaa, prayer by Mrl. Cl~ AtheJ, imve been visiting re!aUves ed lbo funeral of Miss Bea'll:!ill er, Mrs. Harold Bumgarner. The next meeting )Viii bef!Zth. A report on the Flower Show Mrs. John Scarberry, IIIII _Mr!t. leador for the evenmg. NewYorkandPenaaylvull at Logaa, Ohio 00 ~~ .· W.S.C.S. MEETING annual Mot~er . Daughter Ban· Games ~re played at the ito be beld at the Mosoa Conn- T. Bert Roush were appomted The tepio lor the everu.,. wu peal _.,, Mrs. Margaret Plekenl . The W.S.C.S. of the . 1o be hel~ ill The G 0 1d shower """ pmes wero won by ty Fair wao given by Mrs. L. • . com!IDtteo to lllvesligall lbe "Mission - Cbrl!ttan Citizel. ed on Suaday wHb htr , Church met for their April I of Ge\Ie Ball's Restaur· Mrs. Carl Tennant, Mrs. Rob- C. Rowlh, serving 89 ciJaii-. dll!JifiSiiloR of !~e Club House. ahip." Tbia waa 1o0..:ed by a and hll8baild, Mr. lllld & meeting ~t the home of Mrs . on May 3rd at 5:30 p.m. ert Thomas, Mrs. Paul Roush, maR on the Fair committee. Mr . The Lessoa .Se~ Und.erstaJJd.. discU9810D ~each ODes obligac_ Martin in Point ·t: Arthur Tbahet. Mrs. Marcus I must be in on or Mrs. Mary Berry and M r •· Lee Gibbs waB appointed obair· mg the EvaluatlOII waa presea~ ~ou to .thelf churdl, communTrough presented a very inspirMay Jst to Mrs. Arthur Claytoo Athey. man of the shew. ed by Mrs. Leonard Smlthaon. Ity, na~oa and lbe Uaited Na· ationai program an~ pi;lyed 8 i . Guests were Mrs. Ray Wea· 11 wae 8J!Jiou•ced that Mar· Thnee attendmg wers Mrs. T. tiona. Taking part wara Mlss - - - - - - - · - The Bfll record on "The Crucifixion of ! Those atending were Mrs. ver, Miss Patsy Taylor, Mrs. I vin Clayton Roush had been !Bert Roush, Mri .. G.. B. Hazlett, Millie Bumgarner, Mrs. T. Bert Sp 4 Ernest Jobn&ol, 101. In Used Con 8 of Christ." This was followed Roush, Mrs. Robert Curtis Hall, Miss Carol Jean Iselected to aUend Nature Camp Mrs. Bernard LJevJDg, Mr · Roush, and Mrs. Ottie Reush. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson, with a prayer. Herndon, Mrs. Marcus Trough, Kemenal, Mrs. Joey ' Roush, held at Wheeling In August. Charles Machir, Mrs. A1bert The closing prayer was by !"ason, was reportedly injured NO During the business meeting Everaid Wright, Mr s. MrB. Paul Roush, Miss Cynthia Plana are In the making for Roush, Mra. Joho Scarberry, Mrs. Olba Lievlng. 11 the th\gb wbilo OD gnard duty OFFER an election of officers for the IFranklin Spradling, Mrs. Frank Roush, Mrs. Garnett Beven Ia Bird Sanctuary to be at the Mrs. Leonard SmJthseR, Mrs. Those a~~IDg were: Mrs. at Qui Nban: VIet Nam. . He coming year was held. Those Thompson, Mrs. Marion Dingey, Burdett Mrs. Carl Tennant Mrs.; Park. Mrs. Ottie Roush was ap- ~ Clarence Thomas, Mrs. Charles · Ltevmg, Mrs. F. A. was hospltaHed for tfle InJury · .. William ftolrner and Mrs. Robert Tennant, Mrs. Mary Ipointed to have the Trellis re- Yonker, Mrs. C~troll B'at-ey, Mrs. Ottie Roush, Miss which required 61 stitches. ·~· Womens & Childrens 1 Thabet. Berry, Mrs. Rodger Gaul, Mrs. paired or replaced at the war and daughter Lms AM, M r 9 · Bumgarner, Mn. T. Bert Gene Sluckey who has been . 1 ROTARY t"LUB Clayton Athey Mrs. Walter Memorial at the Park 1 Joan Mars hall. Mrs. Clayton Athey, stationed in the navy ai Viet I . . M r s. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB · Mrs. R. F.. Nam, 111 · bome on a ,.5 • ... "Your R• mbl " Doolor" The Rotary Club met f or Grmstead, Mrs. Charles Mach~ Those attendmg were . Oth a Lievmg, uaY f ur· 1' II~~;~.~re~~~gular dinner meeting on ir, Mrs. David Roush, Mrs. B. Fred Batey, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, , '!'he New Haven Jun~or Worn- ~;;::,.:•:::nd;,.;;;th::,•,;;h;:;•s:;;te;;;";;.·____.;,;;;l•:;:ug~h"v~is;;;iu;;;·ng~w;.;it;;;b.;h;;:is~moth:;;;;;e;;;r;;;,~ ~~~PiiOM~ERiiOiiYii.iiOiii. Sins $ II evening at The Hart- F. Board, Mrs. W. W. Brown, Mrs. H. L. Dyer, Mrs. Lee I~n 9 Club held a specmJ m~t· .Smtll 5 to Big 10 Methodist Church. Frank Mrs. James Gress, Mrs. Wilbur Gibbs, Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs ! ~~~- for the purJX)se of e\ectmg II ;l:~;~a~ presented a mm on Webb, Mrs Arthur McC&y, Mrs. James MacKnight, Mrs. Martin I~ ICC~ for the CBmiflg year. 2 PAIR _ _ $3.00 II Reading, with a discus· R. Douglas Roush, Mrs. Donald Ohlinger, Mrs. Patrick Hiley, 1 ~s ..d · ~- ~~rou; ~:s ;l~ed 8· following. F. Roush, Mrs. Eber Roush, IMrs Denald F. Roush, Mrs. L. Wesl en: t~e t esl en • Those attending were Lloyd the hostesses and the honoree. C Roush, Mrs. Lloyd Roush, T ayne Ca~l ar :RI h d Roush, Donald F. Roush, Rob- ~ Sending gifts were Mrs. Gary ' Mrs. Ottie Roush, Mrs. W. T. t'e~sure;, R rs. t c~r L Middleport,~. ert Gilmore, Herman Layne, 0. Roush, Mrs. Darre11 Good- [Stone, Mrs. Howard Wagenhals, , ~~a M:~dow:por er, rs. ym'iii:~~~~~~~~_;;R;;,:al~ph;_;W:,;:h;_;itm;;:o;;:r,:;e,_F:_:r:.:a::;nk~C::ape;;:·~l;;:ni:;;te;.•.;:M:;;r:s._;;L.~D;_.~G:;;re;:er~·_;M;;:r:,:s;.:.~gu;:;es;;;ts;;.;:M::;rs::,.,:;Do.:;.y;;:le:.;M:c::Kni:;:"gh:t:.:a:;nd 1' 1n add't' Sprouse 1 mn.· Mrs. 1was appointed chairman of Cl club project, which involves I ..... sistance to the Federal Service1!1 : Campaign. Mrs. Rlchard Grinsteatl, outgoing president was MISSES SIZES charge of the meeting. Tha hostess, Mrs. A. L. 12 to 3 $2.99 Sprouse, served refreshments Mrs. Richard Griastead, Mrs. BIG GIRLS SIZES Thomas Brown, Mrs. William Davis, Jr., Mrs. WayRe Cape4Y• to 10 _ _ _ $2.49 • $4.99 hart, and Mrs. Lymuel Mead· ows. LIVE WIRE The Live Wire Class ol the E.U.B. Church met 01 Tuesday for their regular April meelillg with Mrs. Roy Hoffmao as bestess. MIDDLEPORT, 0. The meeting waa opened. w•w 11 ainging •'More Love to tm~: · ·• . NEW IIAVEN £arnlnga lor the periOd equal• led 50 eenls per common lh-= up 21 per cent from 1111 MARION Ohio (UPll _ oen- cents per Ibm Ill lhl _... eral Telephone & Electron~ pondllli year 18• ~:... ,,.. Corn announced at Its stock- Revenues and alii~ . "!: -~ holm;;.. meeting loday, record ltrst quaner rea•nou • ·-·.;; revenues, ~les , ond net in- of tw.W,OIIO, Ill 1Dere:001 come for the first quart.r of II per ~ :'\g~ .J';M'I,OOC 19116. first qua able !tel Donald C. Power, chairman recorded Ill the eom(llt and chief neoulive officer, aald period. . Net Income . Vigilant when Heahh Is i11 the Balance In the battle against illness, our . t) \I I .-,.~ .•.. 39c ft. �' '' '" • ·voice of Broadway ,•. :;; DOCIDR · SAYS ' Jaek O'Brla Take Exams · ' On Thursday ..., 1'' , By Wayu G. 8rlllldllad~ 1\I.D.' ~· ~ 11 the voice. or anyway priceless ltRIUB from the walls. eliJlandecl her eyes Into •lartled Q- Ia ~tet · cou,.4 by a •!!t• "P'"•"Itor of l~vely exper-1 Sllan\sh aerva.nts produ.;e<l, sauctrs. "Bridget!" aiM ,called 1weak piiiCrtal? Will eat1n1 a Pl'. PLEASANT _ 'l'llirty....., 1-.ct"·l!l 1 tourist m ~nglanct. dinner HI tor a 'fU~u, •c~ ~1uut: to older Sister, ''i.Ool !'' n-s • u.ve;~-;.~.; ;:;:;;;.;::t ~! ~~~,e:a• t:i&i 1 ~ ., 0 ;"',:~;; ~::= ~. !~J;:~ ~ ~ FOr lmy reeders who atm to a Duke ; or a columnist. deer!" Older si!lter never turn- I CIU&e this dtseaae! ICounty left 1'hurl!lday for tl "·~~~! t'.' !l_;rurland this ~ar, we The table conversation wa1 . . ' 11 wao ,,... thou"ll cal examJ'nallo•s In n; '!hlan•d. 11 --· · • • • ... .1 .........,., th .. •mrwol"turbablll " . · lli u can no less than suggest you : mos~ly aNI>OUI1 tnendtndeatreh anu ..... , ,...., ·-"D · · - ·- •1 bel' . 1Ulat au torliUI or ciu~hei.e11 wt~rc i\y ., tn.:corUiuj W M,;;, !!::::: • ~&IIU!l..II'!I:D follow the trail of the Family 1~ov•es. co1e a ,, 3111 ter ,; grownup, ~nyway no Ievmg. 1due to a failure of the pancreaa Boley MOOfe of the local U. Q'Brian who last Summer sta_rt- Im-Jaw recommended The HUI, But Kate Indeed had seen a •to produc~ enough insulm. Re- Selective Service office. td off a European trip, With Iwhtrh they had Just '""· Th~ deer, calmly inspectinll the din- 1cent studies Indicate that it Is men will take their exams dauKhter5 Bridget. then seve~. Duke. not 50 much a_ torrent of lner gunts. After said nne i not that simple. Althou11h the return home In the fivenlng. ~~t :ca:ete~~J ; ·~~1 ~n;l:~. m ~~~;sRst,ed w~~v~~~~~~ias luncheon, the beautiful young Iold theo~ pr.obably hold.<J true selectees are Eldridj:e T p mod our children enchanted them I Marchionesl!l of Tavistock with I for the JUVemle type of dlabet- Sauer, John H. Robinson, Dalr-11 London mav seem morP. • ' I es which is hetedhary a n d rell L Livingston ern thnn imagmed. the gamb- wit~ slorles or the ghosts 1mall 10n1 Robin and Andrew, I ~rts ·n adolescence the cause B 11 j Ha ld 'E · M u 111141 clubs noisier and wildly I which no doubt, and be swore lngged olong to escort Brtdgel isf th ' ild d'18 b i that a ' r., roR B II "111'1<>11 . h r the do still inhabit his vast •0 e m er e ~~ grave, James . a , • • b 0 prohferetlns ut R ~rt • ca ' 1 Y • and Kate, guided the junior vis· starts in persons wOO 2.1 e over thy R. Danaberty ?au1 head into the countryside, driVe home . very friendly spe~~s. , d od ..., · ' For the nelrt month we are speclallzlnc In Mayta& a couplt or hour~ throwth the of course: lJke "Casper, the i~rs through what Indeed seem· 140 is not yet well· un ersto . Burris, Virgl1 w. Watson, Wringer Waoher Service, because we know you'll ll"nest scenory this side of ~riendly Ghost," the children ed virtually an EngliBb Dloney- 1FortWlltely / 0"' can eph M. Antal, Jr • T~:~~=:ll 1 an Irishman's dream. 11.nd you a~ked' Of course, the D u k f! land - children's zoo, rides 1ft :~o~er 1an treat th types E. Oe'YaultG, Jadmes RN. Ill C be usln& your• more lor Bprlng cleaning and washere at Woburn Abbey, 3.000 jassured all We all later IIW a coacb drawn by six horaes 1 Eeo,.vey. I f Georae A. ar ner, orv e . h th th h t t a mg a arge amount o Allen David L Cogar, In&. We bave a full time mechanic to llolp out 1 acres of near.fantasy, brough 11 1 roof!'l e g os ~ seem 0 and other pint~Jze amusements 1sugar Js be1ieved to precipitate L Plumley Melvin Ft i) to vtvld rell.llly by Tan, t e pre er. •. , . . . .. , right now. We'll pickup and return your washer. . d d his Du~h· During luncheon younger I .vhlle the elders spent fasclnat· daabetM 1M older penons but wn, Harry L. Fultz. Alan 1 I B d Duke n e lor , an I , . . th di .d. I' bet ' , .h d ts:s, the rormer Nicole Milinaire, dau.v:ht{'r lookinu out t~ ~ ~ ""h , ed hours studymg the rantasuc e VI mg me ween • : E. Sayre. R1c ar 0, 11 moderate ! II, John Arthur Mohr. Jack K. an old friend or ours sinC'P the massive Venet1an windows, 1furnisllings. 1arge a~ount and 1 re-noble davs when she W:l" -- ----~· --~- - - - -- fl nount IS hard to d~Wrmme. 1 Flesher. Jr., Herbert W. Roush, P 1 h· ,· r h f'rd u1 1 , !, yoo are over 40 Vt 1U should 1James A Taylor .Jerry W !:~J~:~f>~t\~'m;ln~~~:~)Otl~:~~ '"ft' , ~ . ·:· · ······ ·· ~---~· ..,;ciCJIIliWn•·• .. .• I h~ve prriodk tests' for this : nardley, James M . Holley , r' ' ~. . 1.· lllll"''"" -~ rr~@ I diRease, resard!es~ or h 0 w bur E Johnson, Mich,.'·l L. "'·11 ,., '""'i ' ' oll ·"1.·\ ' ' ' 't . Willjam H. Stover, Cran•.• our fr\('nd ·, \1 murh sugar ~·ou Pal. Me.1dows. .-J,,\., . I ~' ir·ol: · . ·•r?l' rJUs~ ' inv,tf'd all ' .. L J ~. Paul 0 . 'I' homos, Ceci IBD . e-. tran~ienf O'Brians to Y!Sit ... .l ... ·~ i p I hne a mtld diabetes weese, Middleton c. Hur)t, their hnta"~:r :1t>rw "r s~,, rp. J; · .~ ~ a• ·:e been taking DlBbln- , Boyd Jones, Jr., Edwin R. .._t l'i.&; . __ . I e F.:sidrix. What do these 1ThomAs. Don L. Br'rchfield, rnained thP beoutitully 1a1 Iored . , • . _ . _ effPrvf'~('f'n!h t•n!h,, ~• :, ~ tw >,J ,(. ' dr .o·! I David Black, Bryan L. Yonker, olE' of nld: perh~ps W(' must !<Jv I'O\fEROY LANES I Lf'WIS Repatr 9 18 I _A - Chlorpropamide cDia· : and Charles E. Wray. claiw . , r m · nrr~n"" ,: ~.,,.j al · E:1rt~ Wed. Night Mh:l"d High Game and se nr.~ ~ Zita bmesel reducE's the r.ollr(lntrn. tenttr•n but we sug!!\es! you _ .o\prll 6, 1006 Nierl, 159, 445: High Tee~m ti~n or sugar. in your blood. The ' y ounA' DemocrulH :ll1\'flne _ 111 ~e~ rch o! a men~or fiual Game and Series - Lewis He· Pflfl('lpal aettons of hydro·~hJOI'· I H B 'I ahle ··i:.; it virtw:lll;.> throu~h 3f1' Won l .n~t ' pair, 410. 1192. othiazide 1E8idriXI1lre to pre. , To ear Rl ey I 1vent waterlogginp: and tn re- PT. PLEASANT - Robert D., Vl''<lr' 11 r h ;q111 rv. m;1v t:">kr> t' ~ .. 1)[ 11 r; JH'rs 30l~ 14 1,~ __ Sr>n1i!:l ly tht• sa m':' tour for ju~t 1\ing Pins 26~ 18 ' ~ Junior High (;Jrl5 durP your blood pre!'llsm·e. I Baill',V. West Virginia a tHtlnl{' ol sh ill •ngs. It wil : be F'our Roses 23\7 ~[1'-:! April 9, t9Gtl ! tary of State, will be mo~t satis[ving , gratifying K. H it; U.~ tosl Q - What cau~es ('ilrnnk featured speaker <It I•~:~~~;; Our Special Maytag Service Building exw·riellt"e. , Spo1len; !It 26 I Four Stooge1:. .1 o glomerulonephritis? How lnrg meeting of lhe Mason ' F'oursomP Hi 29 Four Spare~ L 1 ran you have nephritl~ befnre Young Democrats to be 1 Wa will repair your Moytog or any wrlngar washer that Moyhg mek"' Mepe Nk·olt•. ti ~P Ducf1f"' S. ;< I'd Jan. . High tlamr - 4.nn Hanmng, I FoUl Tops 1 2 lit become~ rhronic' I in the cou~thouse at 7:30 p.m. tlw nul\f' . a han rlsome, beauli· 244, Tracy dann ing 213: H1gh Str 1ke<Jbles o :1 A - If an arute glonwru:n. l Mr. B&ll~y "·as ~ur washer needs a now paint Job-we'll do !hot, too. Call ua taclay. fully dressed rouple, greeted Series - Ann Hanning, 618: High _ Kathy Francis, 145; I nephritis (a form of Bl'lght'~ I Secreta~y o.l State by 11~ 1n their privDk aparlmt>nb Pnul Kloes, 535. Hillh Team Debbie Crow, :i55; High Teams disease) persi~ts for more than l ieU Sm1th m May 1965 to Drinks. sherr~· . for us: Coke game RSpoilers, 704: H · d !J . _ Four Tops, 446; Four Spares I two mon~hs It must be tonslder· i ceed the late Joe F. Bu1·d. ette•ll tor tl1e children. in a h<~ll oH r~am Series- King Pms. 1933. 1284. ed chrome and as such l~ hard. I ef Pt. Pleasant. The pub!Jc 1h(' drawing room was 11 relri g Hlll~ pprrs- Winner 2nd half ___ ler to cure T~e cau~e is usual- 1 wdcome to attend the meo!t- 11 eratnr, anachronistical ly ;1tw! t - ---· Senior High Bt,.~ ly a streptococcal mfection 1ing. Refreshments wUI be se~v-11 Phone SH 2-4211 somr Zl Can':letto~; . mixed . tn· Wd. Late Mixed League April 9, IOOG l tstreptocoeca! sore throat . S<':.tl'· ' ed. Also on the program will mato <1nd V·R ]uJres. anvth1;1~ April 6, 196 ~ Wnn Lost ' let fever or rheumatic feven lj lbe=-~ca~nd:lda:t:eB:.:f~or~th~e.!::~~ you'd want for any rrfres:,. Won Lost Bahr 's Clothiers 19 14 [In some persons the orig;nal ;.; · men\ from blot;d:'o' marys to an Marklanders 11 1 ~· Team 3 19 14 strep infection I~ so mild that ' Irish! boilermaker . Gutter ousters 14 10 Team 1 l7 16 it goes unrecognized until the With the Bed fords was a shy. Team .~ 1 ~ 1n ITe-.1~ 4 . 11 :!2 : kidney involvement is politf' young man whose cha rm Team 2 1.\ t 1 · HJ gh game and scm·~ --D<l'!e ert>d. remains v1vid and name ~! u G<1ssers 8 11 Jenkins, 198, 552; High t~am~ filve: he was Queen Eliza~wth· ~ Htgh r.ame Bet.ly neem, 170, Team 4. 806 : Hi gh Team Ser. : Q .... What I~ uremi a? \Vhat furniiUrE> ex pert. who had. ;mel Ron Deem, 114. High Series - ! iefl _ Bahr'S Cloth.iers, 2129 . 1are the symptoms·! Is il i fortunately for us grownup~o~, Mildred· J<ii;obs. 444: lton neem ' ou . ~ ? Js there cmy cure f{lr it? 1 th<JI day e~.osen to inspeel the 588 ; High Team Game _ Te am • POMEROY I.ANF:S A ·- Uremia. the piling up Br.dlord's pri eeless antiques and l, 670 : High Team Series _ C;1s Retults ol· Ladie~ Bowling . urea in .the blood when the · report their splendor to I he sers. 1767. , Tournament held at the Pom.l oeys fat! to work. is indeed ser· Queen. l~is visit se~med some · eroy Lanes April 16 and I'i . · The VIC · 1·1m becomes pale 11ous. royal semi·S£'<'1'1'f sn perhaps · W! ,m.-n't Thurlday L~a,;ue I Team [Yents - _l,o;t nla('e · and anemic and complains of 1' forgetting his !TBme remain! liD" 1· d · h. just as well. I April 7, l:ruu Cjnny Burdette, SusJ'! Gruel- genera Ize Jtc lJ18, nausea and The Duke of Bedford, tall, I . , kI Won Losl er, Shirley Custer, lind a restle~sness. In the la.te stages handsome-. f'asJiy.smiling, wf'!o 1 S1mon s Mar e 22 11 Wlnebrennii!I', Phyllis Mullen, he Will h~ve convulsiOns and might have ,'l layed the rabbit ! Tea~ 5 20 13 2744 pins. lose t•onsl'JOUSJ1E'SS. The treal· jn "Harvey," had brought 3 . Fabr1c Shop 18¥~ 14th 2nd Plact> ffi('nl depf'nds on the cause. A· long his d<Jughter.jn.)aw. thf' Land~(lrk ~~~ 18 .Juli;1 Hvsel i. Norma Atn~· !n,..,. , cute uremiu due to poisoning MRrchionrss ol T;:wistnrk. t il~> D.mua s Hrst:luraut I ll~ 20L~! Vlrgmia .Hoyt Dorothv Nieri. has lhf' be.sl prospect fur cure. fnrmbr Henrtelta Tiarks, a sprC· h. Y. Clothing Hnu.se ll 22 Amanda Sawyer. 2599 pm~ ~orne form of artificial kidney ! tarul~rly lu\'ely _vnung matron High Game- E. Searls: H1gh ' SINGLES EVENT IS !he treatment of rhoic~ . who ihad been England's mo~t Sen&:s -:- P. foll~ns. ~80 : .High I Ruth Ann YeaugPr 573 b'!'auflful debutante JU.~t two Team (.,ame - S1mon s Market Naomi Floyd :)68 Q - What can · peritont>al youna chlldren and a memor· 808: High T£'am Series- Team I Caroly n Bachner 5~9 dialys is do for a person with 1 able fwedding ago. The March i· 5, 228.1. P(ltriciu Young 558 : Mly onP kldn£'y~ ionesl was in <1 simple sweat· I DOUBLES EVENt A - Peri;l,neal dlalyejs is er aG.d skirt and richly puiish· Men's Trlplteatel'i Pandora Collins and Patric ia 1accomplished by slowly circu· i ed lcf!fers. Luncheon was serv· April 7, 1966 . Young, 1119. 1atlng a stl:'rile sail!ne solut.lon 1 1 ed ~ 21 Canele~ radlat!d Won Lost Susie Grueser and Ann Hom· through the <~bdommal cavtty. Citv Loan 19 8 ning 1og4 I In a person whose kidney . 1 • I Midwest St~l 14t.z 121;2 N~rma Amsbarv and Carulyn , tion is impaired it ridri the ·e :s • ~taple Lawn Poultry 14 tl Buchner, 1062 .. · of poisons. I Three Bob~ a 13 Let> Seyler and Dorothy Nieri, Save Now , ' Three Aces 10 11 I 1048. FrM Florido Vacalion Thrrr Stooges 8 1.~t 18 11;: . ALL EVENTS (4 Dayt & 3 Nllhtl) Save Now Thru April Thru April lnM~~~h High Game - J. Sisson and Ann Hanning 1689 Not A Cont11t1 M. .\1illrr. 1R2: High Series - Dorothy Nieri 1642 Everyone Can Gol J. ~isson. 505: High Team game Naomi Floyd 1632 Certified Ga1 Station 1 ;r~~y _Lo~;:pl:l6La~~ghP:u~~~ I Amanda Sawyer 1618 W. Moln St,..t Pomoroy. 0. •I H 1\11-,.UiiiiR .......... \AIACYER < \· ' < ' ,' ·'·r! _ a A1inistry Ca/1 Is Pres<!nted as Circle's Study ......... RUTLAND FURNITURE fOU'V• e¥81' U8adl B.R.W. HARDWARE & LEATHER SUPPLY I * ON THE '· 1CAR I • STOCK 144( . StuUnel BowliD& .. eld Joteratsle Lea&ue April I, llltl4 Won T..ost · feam 2 .... SEE i ,, !859. 1 Senior· HIP Girl a Lei... ' April 9, l I ... tor Flowttr Itch tnd eGtrclen Hose '"d AcctiiOrlll tloNIIIIllu,ultll•~ Ia~ Gtovu SEE OUR BATMAN TOY ASSORTMENT • LIVE PARAKEETS 8 TRUCKS Pn SUPPLIII - IN B1G sA v 1NG~s~S~TOCK___. s- 10 BEN FRANKLIN s-10 PO~EROY WY 2-34911 OP!N PII!IDAY & SATURDAY TIL 8 P.M. Off RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY ':R.!!"!~-P-IC_K_uP_ $ 1 9 4 9 FALCON 2-DR._$1899. Qlow 1$ 1 IIG CAR SAVINGS FABRICS AU 54 60" Woolen Materials Y2 price to CHESTER, 0. RIG. 2.98 MUSTANG WDTOP as low as $2275 CUSTOM 500 • 2 DR. as low 11 $227 5 ' f~ VERL TUTTLE All Ktnds of Good Bugo All in One Place : Yo11r Chevy Dt!aler 'I ' I ,. i POMEROY, OHIO ' 461 S. THIRD ST. • WY 2·2.196 6.95 YD. rd. . COTTONS 2 ;.ts. '1 Ideal lor l!IUmrner aewiq IMC. l'lae Fubrie Shop MIDDiiPORT, 0. Singer S1l's & Servi'e McC~H,'' .P~tterns 115 .W. SECOND ' WY 2·2284 ·-' ..,' . OHIO , • .,i 79c to Group OrlpoDry PINWALE tala COMPANY :0,..., ·- 9!00 p.M. S.lel Rlt· CORDUROY HURRY! HURRYl •• o GET AGOBLE DEAL • o o FOR ABE11ER DEALl POMEROY MOTOR 1 : ' ' .• ~:: ,· ;-,.., 111 ... la\Lfriced\ ,;: I W. Mlln Mrs. Reuter opened the prowltll the ca~ to worship Pledge cards were 1 and the group read , together the purpose of the wes. leyan Service Guild. E a c h member is to help not only wilh • her gilt but her prayers an~ service as well. Following the hymn, God of Grace. and God of Glory, scrir- ! tures were read by Mrs. Wer· l ry. Her thoughts empbasized ! that answers to all questions I can be found in the !!CrlptureA. She asked the group to think on I bow much service ifl enouih and what are the boundaries of their missionary area. The sign· \ng of the pledge card8 and prayer by Mrs. Werry concluded the program. Mrs. JaY. Warner, preaidant, I was in charge of the business session and In the absence of Mills Myrtis K. Parker, read the report of the treasurer. Plana were made for tho moll> er-datJiltler banquet on May 10. Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Robert Morris Jr: and Miss Parker will serve on the program committee With Mrs. Harry P. Smith, Mrs. v. D. Edwards and Mro. ' Dwight Parker of tile WSCS. Mrs. Kermit Walton, Mro. T. A. Downie and Mrs. L I o y d il ~!001rt will oerve on tho doC<II'ating eommlttee. It w11 announ· thO Lydia Circle will help 11With the ,.rving of the dinner the Pomeroy Chapter OES May 31. It qroed to renew the pledge to tile WSCS. Refroohments - . IIOI'Vecl Mrs. Guy E. Guinther alii! ~·· Paul Taylor. :, • 'IS-· " . "' 71" MAITIII,tiCI CAIINIT will! PM/ AM/STEREO FM IIAOtO INSTANT BDXUS! tt'"' with purch~:~st The IOURO Model YH:.4:U ONLY Sm&rt lulj.a~ae · ~ty !t Jll! .fr • nsii!Ot p hono t·t C $299.95 wol~ !IUI Omii i >C " ·IDIId s~ ~~~ ort •Hn lut re cord . FREESTANr'! ,,, · ~ ROSI d••"i". C::===:=::===~$.59.95 ==~~...- - BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. 'om•roy, 0 . PHILLIPS MILK MAGNESIA ~14', _.r TUSSY l c ' .., DEODORANT ·J Reg.$L00Value ~ $1.77 Rubber Gloves REXALL Bathroom Tissue 4 rolls 49c soc J~ REVELON MOON DROPS TRANSLUCENT Cleansing Cake lhqlt Cake RIG. 75c clturcbll 56( mel Montl!iy evening In church iiOCial room with Ml'I,IJ Dtm9n Farrell as hostess. Mrs. Ralph Robson, m.:~ Jl dent, conducted tile whlcb opened wltll PoabD-11 !lllilotl. DevoUona taken '"·~· 11 !datlbew 11:17-27 were led Mn. Melvin Grimm, who a DtlldltaUon from tile booklel, 1'be ~~ Place and closed wllb pr~. A round robO! wu oent 11> Lewis Flana~an l!illvenlty ROIPltal, COiwnbus. ; Women ol llle bible was IOjllc ol ·. sllldy p~ted . Wlnt~t1MO'- ln6tller n ' Bordens Ice Cream SIGHT SAVERS REG. 45c DR. SCHOlL Corn Plasters -· REG. 59c Spray Cologne • Dusting Powder Cologne Ice : .... ·.. Only $1.00 LYSOL . . .. .. . Prescriptions Are Our Main Bualness 122 N. sNoND ....PAIKING .. RIAl Mill IT. I • , 'I' ..I *1·50 CHOOSE THE FINEST \ ' REG. $1.00 REG. 30c JUST RECEIVED! Tho Loyal Helpers class FEENAMINT ••• DOANS PILLS · Head & ·Shoulders ., ..MIDDLEPORT, O•. ·' ' --------- '' ) ~"--' HOUSEHOLD Especially l'or Spring & Summar eEscapaclt ePrlondship Gordan eDtsert Flower eEarly Americon ,, FM/AM /. !ettQ fM , ,,uw ,.. ,:, REG. 43c Bible's Women Are Topic of SytocuseCioss Ill!- Solld·ll~ lll Dwal·!ptlktr Portable ll'hono 1 · the Syracuae Methodist of this Solid-State (PROCESSING INCLUDED) 'Smm 5LID!S, R... t3.50 _ _ Till c•ANOON Fl'odl! YHa411 c u ~tom · (!dtledinaeno i roll' waln~t v1ntert with 1hd• 1>11! <Joors. Ei iih11P~' krrs; 4 ·5patd Mu l om~tk rh~nse r wl!h ? -i;:t.orn ! un~ .Hm , FREE STAND ' RECORDS COLOR FILM w" \Team 2 '' ' HERE NOWI FLOWER BULBS FOR SPRING PLANTING eAMARYLIS e GIANT DAHLIAS eTUBEROUS BEGONIAS Buy Now! Plant Now! ~.~ PAINT SALE l 10 Team :1 I 6 12 ITeam Team 4 5 t:J I High Game Gary Free. •man, 152: HJih Seri,. - Rich· I ard Friend, 368; High team !game and series- Team 2, 304, 1 CIHEVROLET 17 8 •Packqt Plowtr tM VOIOIIIIIoiHtfo tWoooiTnlllt ePicktt 'tnet Trlrnmlnt HAS HIM Farm, II Open Friday Night Til9:00 , Saturday Night Til 9:00 i 45 CARS IN 'I" I I "1 [ 129 Attended Um'f'Je·dServ•ce . Easter 5pndoy . lnlerrl<llional miSBion Bis.tan.ce was dlscuRsed be completed at the Ill W. '"" lt. Pomeroy, 0, 1 ;-,RA I E FOR Ow , A 1DEAL II IIITAKT II 1 &f . 10 1 KEITH GOBLE sez a:: r--+-.--'-"""'---i j Kem· Tone 1 1 I -T l I'" Lovelier Rooms II Won I D rr Easiest way to We Pickup and Deliver! p·s I I ""* ..,,. ' f!!$ · 1 "P' 1 c· ' Ho.•tess of Lodge = ° . Dof AC!.'uncil Session ..uesdoy V' · doct!" y . Mn. George Chihh .. .1- REPAIR SERVICE w: 34Atfend Mrs. George Childs was holt· I P11ns were made to assist ' GUJT.B esa for the April meeting of the I with the Mother - Dlllihler Clutotlr Council, Daughters of . Paol Chiefs of Meigs Temple, Ibanquet sponsored by tbe B. Amerlei, rnet_tr. rc;ular Se!- · Pyth!!-!11 ~i~~ tet'!entlv. Devo. H. Sanborn MissJonary Society oion '1\lesday evening with Uons included ,.lectlons on the IMay 2 by the LOveJOY C~ci• ., D".,·u., 0pal Hollon, moclate council- montll of Aprlf given by Ml'l!. of the Middleport 1'\rot Baptist _ ,..,....., _ or, prttldiDJ, and M attending. Phllllp Meinhart, president, who Church Tuesday evening at the I 'j The btoalinll opened in ritual· save "April Brings Days of hame ol the cbaltlllan, IIi u. ~~~~~j\Jl\...I!~~A-11-l lsllc form. Navada Beaver an4 : Gladness" and ari April pray- Mannlne Kloes. ~ Mary Parker ,.,. reported · er. Mrs. William Mlman was Alter a polluck dinner, Mro. (REjEWKSI ,. quite Ul. Also IU tll'e Sadie r<porled Ill. · Kloes opened the meeting &IV-• - · • WJ;A"T 50M!! ' Truosell, Bernice Rlderrour Glan- The irave!lng prize contr\but- lng the otory of "The Praying (009611" 1~. nio lllyea and Eva Bailey is ed by Mrs. Childs was won by Hando.'' A reporl on a project "';;;:;:;;;~-'---· lmprovlnJ. GreeUnp were read Mrs. Pal Gallagher. Games for a needy family was given ~~~flf from Dorothy Lawson, a mem- were played and pri•es award by Clara IIlley, cha~man. · Now-thtetnletlloltln ber resldinll In ColumbuB. Eva ed to Mrs. Nathan BJigs, MrB. Thank - you notea were read to ~~!-'=~~ Bailey oent bor thanlot for Poler Stace, and MIB. GaUag- from ohut-inl for the Eaotor ~--:;::!!:;'"-....1.--.L..u;-~-.:,..~··:::;;-- "'thea cards sent II) her. ,her. Mrs. Karl Owen won the remembranctl. Announcements ~~·~ C First nomination of offlcerB door prize. Refmhments were Included Ute Mothtr • Daughter <l!o STRI TLY !:. _ )-~ .A was .ann~unead for ~ next , aerved at the close of the even· banquet, May 2 at the church; (Amwen to11111rrowt meet ·ng. M~v 3. Tht mlscr.llnn· ln,lt. Mrs. Minni¥ Gilmore and The Rio Grande Women's As· I.Jutb&f•,l'f1UNT MONY POOILY IIOAMY eoua comm1t.tee announced a Mrs. Ca!lh Bahr wPrt' guests. sociation tea Sunday, May 1 at Ynttraj•, si1ent auction for tbe next meet· the Calvary 8Qptiat Church at &n... l;!rl Tid• llnltln. Jlifimil• • wotlfQ" 10 lnl s~veral rnemben thanked Rio Grande, and installation of ''~- ~~~~~~ puy~MA'IIIMONr_ __ sec! cl palo for gifts received officers of tho Rio Grande A,.o. M J Gl . Ma~ Erma Cleland atked each chari dation to ~ held Monday, Ap~~;,·~.,.~~· of e~;. and ter member to bring a member rlllll at 7:30p.m. at the salem Mrs Don Findley: Chr~topher l wbo has 1101 been attending to I Baptist Church J . d N\ h I Le t In . t· n M•v. · ay an c o as e, w tht anmversary mee lnlil o The babince of monO)' ln the f M d Mr J k t7. Potluck refreshment! were I treasury --..., given to t h c sona.ok· Rr. ani! L' ., f ' Th U .,. d Se I I lh Bostic . usoe oe, son o ed serv . I church VacatiOn Bible School e m le rv ce o e Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cumr-====iiiiiiiiiiiiii=•lil Recognizing Our Call. from and tho school lunch prosram I Letart Folie Methodlot Church In R' 1 d T0dd son of Mr the •ludy book, This IB our Min- Devoll~na were given by Mrs. had an atlendance of 1!9 EO'· m s: '"rar 11 0• d. 1 ir d hy M · and Mrs. Dme ugan, an s y, was presentc rs. Richard Owen, president of the ter Sunday. The attar wao dec- M V hi' G . m Mrs · Carl Kautz, when the F'riendty society who ba<l as her orated wlth white lilies, one as 1 lnm . I ed . t. Circle of the Federated church uWho Knows My Name " being given in memory of Wll· Gchr mmh wao ba "'h.rece v m 0 · tth · ' urc memers1p. met T""day evemng a e from selected Bible I1am Grimm. church. sages. A dessert course 'lbe eall to worship wa! Included in the served later in the the Rev. Jam" F. Early. Study LeSIOn Given was a chapter from "Gift Thil was tile final kindergarten and nrhnary I Propbeey." It was brought the year with now circle cia.,.. gave recitations By Mr1. Horky that all art!' called not only to be drawn next month. the Junior choir sang, "T h 1be atudy lesson C\n •·Jonah , others, but to Jearn to Pretent were Mrs. K1o e Hope of the World." The and the City or Nineveh,· was 1 help that others are I Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew, Mr~. Early had as his sermoa presented by Mrs. Carl Horky .8UfliiA give them. Harold Chase, Mrs. John "For Sale, One Tomb, S\iglltiyla - the April meeting of Group The hymn, Jesus Calls Mrs. John Kauff, Mrs. Lera Used." lJ of the First United Presby· with Mrs. Marvi~ Burt at · Mn. Fielding Hawkins, Receiving tile sacrament lerian Church held TueBday evepiano, opened the meeting. Mrs. Richardton, and Mrs. baptism were seven ning at tbe borne of Mrs. Wil· BU\kam read Richard Owen, guOBt for tile and one adult, Tina Marie, liam Morris, wltll Mrs. Lewis I from Matthew 11:28-311. ghter of Mr. and Mrs. S•uer assisting. I ing tile prayer of St. Franclo Hill; Ann Janette, daughter FrH Florida Vocotlon Assissi, a quest!on and ans<wer I (4 Dayo • I Ntohtot II period was held. The report In M••mlleach Not A Con..ltl Com~N~r• It with secretary was given by IYirY\'Int C1n Gcd 1 11 1 t Leonard Jewell and tho ""''"· Cortlflod Ou Station any we pa n report by Mrs. Paul _____ _ ~DRiriALIZED 1 1 Pions Mode To Assist with Banquet May 2 Dally ~. Po.meroy·Mlddleport, 0 ·• April ! 1, 1 ~ -· c �' '' '" • ·voice of Broadway ,•. :;; DOCIDR · SAYS ' Jaek O'Brla Take Exams · ' On Thursday ..., 1'' , By Wayu G. 8rlllldllad~ 1\I.D.' ~· ~ 11 the voice. or anyway priceless ltRIUB from the walls. eliJlandecl her eyes Into •lartled Q- Ia ~tet · cou,.4 by a •!!t• "P'"•"Itor of l~vely exper-1 Sllan\sh aerva.nts produ.;e<l, sauctrs. "Bridget!" aiM ,called 1weak piiiCrtal? Will eat1n1 a Pl'. PLEASANT _ 'l'llirty....., 1-.ct"·l!l 1 tourist m ~nglanct. dinner HI tor a 'fU~u, •c~ ~1uut: to older Sister, ''i.Ool !'' n-s • u.ve;~-;.~.; ;:;:;;;.;::t ~! ~~~,e:a• t:i&i 1 ~ ., 0 ;"',:~;; ~::= ~. !~J;:~ ~ ~ FOr lmy reeders who atm to a Duke ; or a columnist. deer!" Older si!lter never turn- I CIU&e this dtseaae! ICounty left 1'hurl!lday for tl "·~~~! t'.' !l_;rurland this ~ar, we The table conversation wa1 . . ' 11 wao ,,... thou"ll cal examJ'nallo•s In n; '!hlan•d. 11 --· · • • • ... .1 .........,., th .. •mrwol"turbablll " . · lli u can no less than suggest you : mos~ly aNI>OUI1 tnendtndeatreh anu ..... , ,...., ·-"D · · - ·- •1 bel' . 1Ulat au torliUI or ciu~hei.e11 wt~rc i\y ., tn.:corUiuj W M,;;, !!::::: • ~&IIU!l..II'!I:D follow the trail of the Family 1~ov•es. co1e a ,, 3111 ter ,; grownup, ~nyway no Ievmg. 1due to a failure of the pancreaa Boley MOOfe of the local U. Q'Brian who last Summer sta_rt- Im-Jaw recommended The HUI, But Kate Indeed had seen a •to produc~ enough insulm. Re- Selective Service office. td off a European trip, With Iwhtrh they had Just '""· Th~ deer, calmly inspectinll the din- 1cent studies Indicate that it Is men will take their exams dauKhter5 Bridget. then seve~. Duke. not 50 much a_ torrent of lner gunts. After said nne i not that simple. Althou11h the return home In the fivenlng. ~~t :ca:ete~~J ; ·~~1 ~n;l:~. m ~~~;sRst,ed w~~v~~~~~~ias luncheon, the beautiful young Iold theo~ pr.obably hold.<J true selectees are Eldridj:e T p mod our children enchanted them I Marchionesl!l of Tavistock with I for the JUVemle type of dlabet- Sauer, John H. Robinson, Dalr-11 London mav seem morP. • ' I es which is hetedhary a n d rell L Livingston ern thnn imagmed. the gamb- wit~ slorles or the ghosts 1mall 10n1 Robin and Andrew, I ~rts ·n adolescence the cause B 11 j Ha ld 'E · M u 111141 clubs noisier and wildly I which no doubt, and be swore lngged olong to escort Brtdgel isf th ' ild d'18 b i that a ' r., roR B II "111'1<>11 . h r the do still inhabit his vast •0 e m er e ~~ grave, James . a , • • b 0 prohferetlns ut R ~rt • ca ' 1 Y • and Kate, guided the junior vis· starts in persons wOO 2.1 e over thy R. Danaberty ?au1 head into the countryside, driVe home . very friendly spe~~s. , d od ..., · ' For the nelrt month we are speclallzlnc In Mayta& a couplt or hour~ throwth the of course: lJke "Casper, the i~rs through what Indeed seem· 140 is not yet well· un ersto . Burris, Virgl1 w. Watson, Wringer Waoher Service, because we know you'll ll"nest scenory this side of ~riendly Ghost," the children ed virtually an EngliBb Dloney- 1FortWlltely / 0"' can eph M. Antal, Jr • T~:~~=:ll 1 an Irishman's dream. 11.nd you a~ked' Of course, the D u k f! land - children's zoo, rides 1ft :~o~er 1an treat th types E. Oe'YaultG, Jadmes RN. Ill C be usln& your• more lor Bprlng cleaning and washere at Woburn Abbey, 3.000 jassured all We all later IIW a coacb drawn by six horaes 1 Eeo,.vey. I f Georae A. ar ner, orv e . h th th h t t a mg a arge amount o Allen David L Cogar, In&. We bave a full time mechanic to llolp out 1 acres of near.fantasy, brough 11 1 roof!'l e g os ~ seem 0 and other pint~Jze amusements 1sugar Js be1ieved to precipitate L Plumley Melvin Ft i) to vtvld rell.llly by Tan, t e pre er. •. , . . . .. , right now. We'll pickup and return your washer. . d d his Du~h· During luncheon younger I .vhlle the elders spent fasclnat· daabetM 1M older penons but wn, Harry L. Fultz. Alan 1 I B d Duke n e lor , an I , . . th di .d. I' bet ' , .h d ts:s, the rormer Nicole Milinaire, dau.v:ht{'r lookinu out t~ ~ ~ ""h , ed hours studymg the rantasuc e VI mg me ween • : E. Sayre. R1c ar 0, 11 moderate ! II, John Arthur Mohr. Jack K. an old friend or ours sinC'P the massive Venet1an windows, 1furnisllings. 1arge a~ount and 1 re-noble davs when she W:l" -- ----~· --~- - - - -- fl nount IS hard to d~Wrmme. 1 Flesher. Jr., Herbert W. Roush, P 1 h· ,· r h f'rd u1 1 , !, yoo are over 40 Vt 1U should 1James A Taylor .Jerry W !:~J~:~f>~t\~'m;ln~~~:~)Otl~:~~ '"ft' , ~ . ·:· · ······ ·· ~---~· ..,;ciCJIIliWn•·• .. .• I h~ve prriodk tests' for this : nardley, James M . Holley , r' ' ~. . 1.· lllll"''"" -~ rr~@ I diRease, resard!es~ or h 0 w bur E Johnson, Mich,.'·l L. "'·11 ,., '""'i ' ' oll ·"1.·\ ' ' ' 't . Willjam H. Stover, Cran•.• our fr\('nd ·, \1 murh sugar ~·ou Pal. Me.1dows. .-J,,\., . I ~' ir·ol: · . ·•r?l' rJUs~ ' inv,tf'd all ' .. L J ~. Paul 0 . 'I' homos, Ceci IBD . e-. tran~ienf O'Brians to Y!Sit ... .l ... ·~ i p I hne a mtld diabetes weese, Middleton c. Hur)t, their hnta"~:r :1t>rw "r s~,, rp. J; · .~ ~ a• ·:e been taking DlBbln- , Boyd Jones, Jr., Edwin R. .._t l'i.&; . __ . I e F.:sidrix. What do these 1ThomAs. Don L. Br'rchfield, rnained thP beoutitully 1a1 Iored . , • . _ . _ effPrvf'~('f'n!h t•n!h,, ~• :, ~ tw >,J ,(. ' dr .o·! I David Black, Bryan L. Yonker, olE' of nld: perh~ps W(' must !<Jv I'O\fEROY LANES I Lf'WIS Repatr 9 18 I _A - Chlorpropamide cDia· : and Charles E. Wray. claiw . , r m · nrr~n"" ,: ~.,,.j al · E:1rt~ Wed. Night Mh:l"d High Game and se nr.~ ~ Zita bmesel reducE's the r.ollr(lntrn. tenttr•n but we sug!!\es! you _ .o\prll 6, 1006 Nierl, 159, 445: High Tee~m ti~n or sugar. in your blood. The ' y ounA' DemocrulH :ll1\'flne _ 111 ~e~ rch o! a men~or fiual Game and Series - Lewis He· Pflfl('lpal aettons of hydro·~hJOI'· I H B 'I ahle ··i:.; it virtw:lll;.> throu~h 3f1' Won l .n~t ' pair, 410. 1192. othiazide 1E8idriXI1lre to pre. , To ear Rl ey I 1vent waterlogginp: and tn re- PT. PLEASANT - Robert D., Vl''<lr' 11 r h ;q111 rv. m;1v t:">kr> t' ~ .. 1)[ 11 r; JH'rs 30l~ 14 1,~ __ Sr>n1i!:l ly tht• sa m':' tour for ju~t 1\ing Pins 26~ 18 ' ~ Junior High (;Jrl5 durP your blood pre!'llsm·e. I Baill',V. West Virginia a tHtlnl{' ol sh ill •ngs. It wil : be F'our Roses 23\7 ~[1'-:! April 9, t9Gtl ! tary of State, will be mo~t satis[ving , gratifying K. H it; U.~ tosl Q - What cau~es ('ilrnnk featured speaker <It I•~:~~~;; Our Special Maytag Service Building exw·riellt"e. , Spo1len; !It 26 I Four Stooge1:. .1 o glomerulonephritis? How lnrg meeting of lhe Mason ' F'oursomP Hi 29 Four Spare~ L 1 ran you have nephritl~ befnre Young Democrats to be 1 Wa will repair your Moytog or any wrlngar washer that Moyhg mek"' Mepe Nk·olt•. ti ~P Ducf1f"' S. ;< I'd Jan. . High tlamr - 4.nn Hanmng, I FoUl Tops 1 2 lit become~ rhronic' I in the cou~thouse at 7:30 p.m. tlw nul\f' . a han rlsome, beauli· 244, Tracy dann ing 213: H1gh Str 1ke<Jbles o :1 A - If an arute glonwru:n. l Mr. B&ll~y "·as ~ur washer needs a now paint Job-we'll do !hot, too. Call ua taclay. fully dressed rouple, greeted Series - Ann Hanning, 618: High _ Kathy Francis, 145; I nephritis (a form of Bl'lght'~ I Secreta~y o.l State by 11~ 1n their privDk aparlmt>nb Pnul Kloes, 535. Hillh Team Debbie Crow, :i55; High Teams disease) persi~ts for more than l ieU Sm1th m May 1965 to Drinks. sherr~· . for us: Coke game RSpoilers, 704: H · d !J . _ Four Tops, 446; Four Spares I two mon~hs It must be tonslder· i ceed the late Joe F. Bu1·d. ette•ll tor tl1e children. in a h<~ll oH r~am Series- King Pms. 1933. 1284. ed chrome and as such l~ hard. I ef Pt. Pleasant. The pub!Jc 1h(' drawing room was 11 relri g Hlll~ pprrs- Winner 2nd half ___ ler to cure T~e cau~e is usual- 1 wdcome to attend the meo!t- 11 eratnr, anachronistical ly ;1tw! t - ---· Senior High Bt,.~ ly a streptococcal mfection 1ing. Refreshments wUI be se~v-11 Phone SH 2-4211 somr Zl Can':letto~; . mixed . tn· Wd. Late Mixed League April 9, IOOG l tstreptocoeca! sore throat . S<':.tl'· ' ed. Also on the program will mato <1nd V·R ]uJres. anvth1;1~ April 6, 196 ~ Wnn Lost ' let fever or rheumatic feven lj lbe=-~ca~nd:lda:t:eB:.:f~or~th~e.!::~~ you'd want for any rrfres:,. Won Lost Bahr 's Clothiers 19 14 [In some persons the orig;nal ;.; · men\ from blot;d:'o' marys to an Marklanders 11 1 ~· Team 3 19 14 strep infection I~ so mild that ' Irish! boilermaker . Gutter ousters 14 10 Team 1 l7 16 it goes unrecognized until the With the Bed fords was a shy. Team .~ 1 ~ 1n ITe-.1~ 4 . 11 :!2 : kidney involvement is politf' young man whose cha rm Team 2 1.\ t 1 · HJ gh game and scm·~ --D<l'!e ert>d. remains v1vid and name ~! u G<1ssers 8 11 Jenkins, 198, 552; High t~am~ filve: he was Queen Eliza~wth· ~ Htgh r.ame Bet.ly neem, 170, Team 4. 806 : Hi gh Team Ser. : Q .... What I~ uremi a? \Vhat furniiUrE> ex pert. who had. ;mel Ron Deem, 114. High Series - ! iefl _ Bahr'S Cloth.iers, 2129 . 1are the symptoms·! Is il i fortunately for us grownup~o~, Mildred· J<ii;obs. 444: lton neem ' ou . ~ ? Js there cmy cure f{lr it? 1 th<JI day e~.osen to inspeel the 588 ; High Team Game _ Te am • POMEROY I.ANF:S A ·- Uremia. the piling up Br.dlord's pri eeless antiques and l, 670 : High Team Series _ C;1s Retults ol· Ladie~ Bowling . urea in .the blood when the · report their splendor to I he sers. 1767. , Tournament held at the Pom.l oeys fat! to work. is indeed ser· Queen. l~is visit se~med some · eroy Lanes April 16 and I'i . · The VIC · 1·1m becomes pale 11ous. royal semi·S£'<'1'1'f sn perhaps · W! ,m.-n't Thurlday L~a,;ue I Team [Yents - _l,o;t nla('e · and anemic and complains of 1' forgetting his !TBme remain! liD" 1· d · h. just as well. I April 7, l:ruu Cjnny Burdette, SusJ'! Gruel- genera Ize Jtc lJ18, nausea and The Duke of Bedford, tall, I . , kI Won Losl er, Shirley Custer, lind a restle~sness. In the la.te stages handsome-. f'asJiy.smiling, wf'!o 1 S1mon s Mar e 22 11 Wlnebrennii!I', Phyllis Mullen, he Will h~ve convulsiOns and might have ,'l layed the rabbit ! Tea~ 5 20 13 2744 pins. lose t•onsl'JOUSJ1E'SS. The treal· jn "Harvey," had brought 3 . Fabr1c Shop 18¥~ 14th 2nd Plact> ffi('nl depf'nds on the cause. A· long his d<Jughter.jn.)aw. thf' Land~(lrk ~~~ 18 .Juli;1 Hvsel i. Norma Atn~· !n,..,. , cute uremiu due to poisoning MRrchionrss ol T;:wistnrk. t il~> D.mua s Hrst:luraut I ll~ 20L~! Vlrgmia .Hoyt Dorothv Nieri. has lhf' be.sl prospect fur cure. fnrmbr Henrtelta Tiarks, a sprC· h. Y. Clothing Hnu.se ll 22 Amanda Sawyer. 2599 pm~ ~orne form of artificial kidney ! tarul~rly lu\'ely _vnung matron High Game- E. Searls: H1gh ' SINGLES EVENT IS !he treatment of rhoic~ . who ihad been England's mo~t Sen&:s -:- P. foll~ns. ~80 : .High I Ruth Ann YeaugPr 573 b'!'auflful debutante JU.~t two Team (.,ame - S1mon s Market Naomi Floyd :)68 Q - What can · peritont>al youna chlldren and a memor· 808: High T£'am Series- Team I Caroly n Bachner 5~9 dialys is do for a person with 1 able fwedding ago. The March i· 5, 228.1. P(ltriciu Young 558 : Mly onP kldn£'y~ ionesl was in <1 simple sweat· I DOUBLES EVENt A - Peri;l,neal dlalyejs is er aG.d skirt and richly puiish· Men's Trlplteatel'i Pandora Collins and Patric ia 1accomplished by slowly circu· i ed lcf!fers. Luncheon was serv· April 7, 1966 . Young, 1119. 1atlng a stl:'rile sail!ne solut.lon 1 1 ed ~ 21 Canele~ radlat!d Won Lost Susie Grueser and Ann Hom· through the <~bdommal cavtty. Citv Loan 19 8 ning 1og4 I In a person whose kidney . 1 • I Midwest St~l 14t.z 121;2 N~rma Amsbarv and Carulyn , tion is impaired it ridri the ·e :s • ~taple Lawn Poultry 14 tl Buchner, 1062 .. · of poisons. I Three Bob~ a 13 Let> Seyler and Dorothy Nieri, Save Now , ' Three Aces 10 11 I 1048. FrM Florido Vacalion Thrrr Stooges 8 1.~t 18 11;: . ALL EVENTS (4 Dayt & 3 Nllhtl) Save Now Thru April Thru April lnM~~~h High Game - J. Sisson and Ann Hanning 1689 Not A Cont11t1 M. .\1illrr. 1R2: High Series - Dorothy Nieri 1642 Everyone Can Gol J. ~isson. 505: High Team game Naomi Floyd 1632 Certified Ga1 Station 1 ;r~~y _Lo~;:pl:l6La~~ghP:u~~~ I Amanda Sawyer 1618 W. Moln St,..t Pomoroy. 0. •I H 1\11-,.UiiiiR .......... \AIACYER < \· ' < ' ,' ·'·r! _ a A1inistry Ca/1 Is Pres<!nted as Circle's Study ......... RUTLAND FURNITURE fOU'V• e¥81' U8adl B.R.W. HARDWARE & LEATHER SUPPLY I * ON THE '· 1CAR I • STOCK 144( . StuUnel BowliD& .. eld Joteratsle Lea&ue April I, llltl4 Won T..ost · feam 2 .... SEE i ,, !859. 1 Senior· HIP Girl a Lei... ' April 9, l I ... tor Flowttr Itch tnd eGtrclen Hose '"d AcctiiOrlll tloNIIIIllu,ultll•~ Ia~ Gtovu SEE OUR BATMAN TOY ASSORTMENT • LIVE PARAKEETS 8 TRUCKS Pn SUPPLIII - IN B1G sA v 1NG~s~S~TOCK___. s- 10 BEN FRANKLIN s-10 PO~EROY WY 2-34911 OP!N PII!IDAY & SATURDAY TIL 8 P.M. Off RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY ':R.!!"!~-P-IC_K_uP_ $ 1 9 4 9 FALCON 2-DR._$1899. Qlow 1$ 1 IIG CAR SAVINGS FABRICS AU 54 60" Woolen Materials Y2 price to CHESTER, 0. RIG. 2.98 MUSTANG WDTOP as low as $2275 CUSTOM 500 • 2 DR. as low 11 $227 5 ' f~ VERL TUTTLE All Ktnds of Good Bugo All in One Place : Yo11r Chevy Dt!aler 'I ' I ,. i POMEROY, OHIO ' 461 S. THIRD ST. • WY 2·2.196 6.95 YD. rd. . COTTONS 2 ;.ts. '1 Ideal lor l!IUmrner aewiq IMC. l'lae Fubrie Shop MIDDiiPORT, 0. Singer S1l's & Servi'e McC~H,'' .P~tterns 115 .W. SECOND ' WY 2·2284 ·-' ..,' . OHIO , • .,i 79c to Group OrlpoDry PINWALE tala COMPANY :0,..., ·- 9!00 p.M. S.lel Rlt· CORDUROY HURRY! HURRYl •• o GET AGOBLE DEAL • o o FOR ABE11ER DEALl POMEROY MOTOR 1 : ' ' .• ~:: ,· ;-,.., 111 ... la\Lfriced\ ,;: I W. Mlln Mrs. Reuter opened the prowltll the ca~ to worship Pledge cards were 1 and the group read , together the purpose of the wes. leyan Service Guild. E a c h member is to help not only wilh • her gilt but her prayers an~ service as well. Following the hymn, God of Grace. and God of Glory, scrir- ! tures were read by Mrs. Wer· l ry. Her thoughts empbasized ! that answers to all questions I can be found in the !!CrlptureA. She asked the group to think on I bow much service ifl enouih and what are the boundaries of their missionary area. The sign· \ng of the pledge card8 and prayer by Mrs. Werry concluded the program. Mrs. JaY. Warner, preaidant, I was in charge of the business session and In the absence of Mills Myrtis K. Parker, read the report of the treasurer. Plana were made for tho moll> er-datJiltler banquet on May 10. Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Robert Morris Jr: and Miss Parker will serve on the program committee With Mrs. Harry P. Smith, Mrs. v. D. Edwards and Mro. ' Dwight Parker of tile WSCS. Mrs. Kermit Walton, Mro. T. A. Downie and Mrs. L I o y d il ~!001rt will oerve on tho doC<II'ating eommlttee. It w11 announ· thO Lydia Circle will help 11With the ,.rving of the dinner the Pomeroy Chapter OES May 31. It qroed to renew the pledge to tile WSCS. Refroohments - . IIOI'Vecl Mrs. Guy E. Guinther alii! ~·· Paul Taylor. :, • 'IS-· " . "' 71" MAITIII,tiCI CAIINIT will! PM/ AM/STEREO FM IIAOtO INSTANT BDXUS! tt'"' with purch~:~st The IOURO Model YH:.4:U ONLY Sm&rt lulj.a~ae · ~ty !t Jll! .fr • nsii!Ot p hono t·t C $299.95 wol~ !IUI Omii i >C " ·IDIId s~ ~~~ ort •Hn lut re cord . FREESTANr'! ,,, · ~ ROSI d••"i". C::===:=::===~$.59.95 ==~~...- - BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. 'om•roy, 0 . PHILLIPS MILK MAGNESIA ~14', _.r TUSSY l c ' .., DEODORANT ·J Reg.$L00Value ~ $1.77 Rubber Gloves REXALL Bathroom Tissue 4 rolls 49c soc J~ REVELON MOON DROPS TRANSLUCENT Cleansing Cake lhqlt Cake RIG. 75c clturcbll 56( mel Montl!iy evening In church iiOCial room with Ml'I,IJ Dtm9n Farrell as hostess. Mrs. Ralph Robson, m.:~ Jl dent, conducted tile whlcb opened wltll PoabD-11 !lllilotl. DevoUona taken '"·~· 11 !datlbew 11:17-27 were led Mn. Melvin Grimm, who a DtlldltaUon from tile booklel, 1'be ~~ Place and closed wllb pr~. A round robO! wu oent 11> Lewis Flana~an l!illvenlty ROIPltal, COiwnbus. ; Women ol llle bible was IOjllc ol ·. sllldy p~ted . Wlnt~t1MO'- ln6tller n ' Bordens Ice Cream SIGHT SAVERS REG. 45c DR. SCHOlL Corn Plasters -· REG. 59c Spray Cologne • Dusting Powder Cologne Ice : .... ·.. Only $1.00 LYSOL . . .. .. . Prescriptions Are Our Main Bualness 122 N. sNoND ....PAIKING .. RIAl Mill IT. I • , 'I' ..I *1·50 CHOOSE THE FINEST \ ' REG. $1.00 REG. 30c JUST RECEIVED! Tho Loyal Helpers class FEENAMINT ••• DOANS PILLS · Head & ·Shoulders ., ..MIDDLEPORT, O•. ·' ' --------- '' ) ~"--' HOUSEHOLD Especially l'or Spring & Summar eEscapaclt ePrlondship Gordan eDtsert Flower eEarly Americon ,, FM/AM /. !ettQ fM , ,,uw ,.. ,:, REG. 43c Bible's Women Are Topic of SytocuseCioss Ill!- Solld·ll~ lll Dwal·!ptlktr Portable ll'hono 1 · the Syracuae Methodist of this Solid-State (PROCESSING INCLUDED) 'Smm 5LID!S, R... t3.50 _ _ Till c•ANOON Fl'odl! YHa411 c u ~tom · (!dtledinaeno i roll' waln~t v1ntert with 1hd• 1>11! <Joors. Ei iih11P~' krrs; 4 ·5patd Mu l om~tk rh~nse r wl!h ? -i;:t.orn ! un~ .Hm , FREE STAND ' RECORDS COLOR FILM w" \Team 2 '' ' HERE NOWI FLOWER BULBS FOR SPRING PLANTING eAMARYLIS e GIANT DAHLIAS eTUBEROUS BEGONIAS Buy Now! Plant Now! ~.~ PAINT SALE l 10 Team :1 I 6 12 ITeam Team 4 5 t:J I High Game Gary Free. •man, 152: HJih Seri,. - Rich· I ard Friend, 368; High team !game and series- Team 2, 304, 1 CIHEVROLET 17 8 •Packqt Plowtr tM VOIOIIIIIoiHtfo tWoooiTnlllt ePicktt 'tnet Trlrnmlnt HAS HIM Farm, II Open Friday Night Til9:00 , Saturday Night Til 9:00 i 45 CARS IN 'I" I I "1 [ 129 Attended Um'f'Je·dServ•ce . Easter 5pndoy . lnlerrl<llional miSBion Bis.tan.ce was dlscuRsed be completed at the Ill W. '"" lt. Pomeroy, 0, 1 ;-,RA I E FOR Ow , A 1DEAL II IIITAKT II 1 &f . 10 1 KEITH GOBLE sez a:: r--+-.--'-"""'---i j Kem· Tone 1 1 I -T l I'" Lovelier Rooms II Won I D rr Easiest way to We Pickup and Deliver! p·s I I ""* ..,,. ' f!!$ · 1 "P' 1 c· ' Ho.•tess of Lodge = ° . Dof AC!.'uncil Session ..uesdoy V' · doct!" y . Mn. George Chihh .. .1- REPAIR SERVICE w: 34Atfend Mrs. George Childs was holt· I P11ns were made to assist ' GUJT.B esa for the April meeting of the I with the Mother - Dlllihler Clutotlr Council, Daughters of . Paol Chiefs of Meigs Temple, Ibanquet sponsored by tbe B. Amerlei, rnet_tr. rc;ular Se!- · Pyth!!-!11 ~i~~ tet'!entlv. Devo. H. Sanborn MissJonary Society oion '1\lesday evening with Uons included ,.lectlons on the IMay 2 by the LOveJOY C~ci• ., D".,·u., 0pal Hollon, moclate council- montll of Aprlf given by Ml'l!. of the Middleport 1'\rot Baptist _ ,..,....., _ or, prttldiDJ, and M attending. Phllllp Meinhart, president, who Church Tuesday evening at the I 'j The btoalinll opened in ritual· save "April Brings Days of hame ol the cbaltlllan, IIi u. ~~~~~j\Jl\...I!~~A-11-l lsllc form. Navada Beaver an4 : Gladness" and ari April pray- Mannlne Kloes. ~ Mary Parker ,.,. reported · er. Mrs. William Mlman was Alter a polluck dinner, Mro. (REjEWKSI ,. quite Ul. Also IU tll'e Sadie r<porled Ill. · Kloes opened the meeting &IV-• - · • WJ;A"T 50M!! ' Truosell, Bernice Rlderrour Glan- The irave!lng prize contr\but- lng the otory of "The Praying (009611" 1~. nio lllyea and Eva Bailey is ed by Mrs. Childs was won by Hando.'' A reporl on a project "';;;:;:;;;~-'---· lmprovlnJ. GreeUnp were read Mrs. Pal Gallagher. Games for a needy family was given ~~~flf from Dorothy Lawson, a mem- were played and pri•es award by Clara IIlley, cha~man. · Now-thtetnletlloltln ber resldinll In ColumbuB. Eva ed to Mrs. Nathan BJigs, MrB. Thank - you notea were read to ~~!-'=~~ Bailey oent bor thanlot for Poler Stace, and MIB. GaUag- from ohut-inl for the Eaotor ~--:;::!!:;'"-....1.--.L..u;-~-.:,..~··:::;;-- "'thea cards sent II) her. ,her. Mrs. Karl Owen won the remembranctl. Announcements ~~·~ C First nomination of offlcerB door prize. Refmhments were Included Ute Mothtr • Daughter <l!o STRI TLY !:. _ )-~ .A was .ann~unead for ~ next , aerved at the close of the even· banquet, May 2 at the church; (Amwen to11111rrowt meet ·ng. M~v 3. Tht mlscr.llnn· ln,lt. Mrs. Minni¥ Gilmore and The Rio Grande Women's As· I.Jutb&f•,l'f1UNT MONY POOILY IIOAMY eoua comm1t.tee announced a Mrs. Ca!lh Bahr wPrt' guests. sociation tea Sunday, May 1 at Ynttraj•, si1ent auction for tbe next meet· the Calvary 8Qptiat Church at &n... l;!rl Tid• llnltln. Jlifimil• • wotlfQ" 10 lnl s~veral rnemben thanked Rio Grande, and installation of ''~- ~~~~~~ puy~MA'IIIMONr_ __ sec! cl palo for gifts received officers of tho Rio Grande A,.o. M J Gl . Ma~ Erma Cleland atked each chari dation to ~ held Monday, Ap~~;,·~.,.~~· of e~;. and ter member to bring a member rlllll at 7:30p.m. at the salem Mrs Don Findley: Chr~topher l wbo has 1101 been attending to I Baptist Church J . d N\ h I Le t In . t· n M•v. · ay an c o as e, w tht anmversary mee lnlil o The babince of monO)' ln the f M d Mr J k t7. Potluck refreshment! were I treasury --..., given to t h c sona.ok· Rr. ani! L' ., f ' Th U .,. d Se I I lh Bostic . usoe oe, son o ed serv . I church VacatiOn Bible School e m le rv ce o e Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cumr-====iiiiiiiiiiiiii=•lil Recognizing Our Call. from and tho school lunch prosram I Letart Folie Methodlot Church In R' 1 d T0dd son of Mr the •ludy book, This IB our Min- Devoll~na were given by Mrs. had an atlendance of 1!9 EO'· m s: '"rar 11 0• d. 1 ir d hy M · and Mrs. Dme ugan, an s y, was presentc rs. Richard Owen, president of the ter Sunday. The attar wao dec- M V hi' G . m Mrs · Carl Kautz, when the F'riendty society who ba<l as her orated wlth white lilies, one as 1 lnm . I ed . t. Circle of the Federated church uWho Knows My Name " being given in memory of Wll· Gchr mmh wao ba "'h.rece v m 0 · tth · ' urc memers1p. met T""day evemng a e from selected Bible I1am Grimm. church. sages. A dessert course 'lbe eall to worship wa! Included in the served later in the the Rev. Jam" F. Early. Study LeSIOn Given was a chapter from "Gift Thil was tile final kindergarten and nrhnary I Propbeey." It was brought the year with now circle cia.,.. gave recitations By Mr1. Horky that all art!' called not only to be drawn next month. the Junior choir sang, "T h 1be atudy lesson C\n •·Jonah , others, but to Jearn to Pretent were Mrs. K1o e Hope of the World." The and the City or Nineveh,· was 1 help that others are I Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew, Mr~. Early had as his sermoa presented by Mrs. Carl Horky .8UfliiA give them. Harold Chase, Mrs. John "For Sale, One Tomb, S\iglltiyla - the April meeting of Group The hymn, Jesus Calls Mrs. John Kauff, Mrs. Lera Used." lJ of the First United Presby· with Mrs. Marvi~ Burt at · Mn. Fielding Hawkins, Receiving tile sacrament lerian Church held TueBday evepiano, opened the meeting. Mrs. Richardton, and Mrs. baptism were seven ning at tbe borne of Mrs. Wil· BU\kam read Richard Owen, guOBt for tile and one adult, Tina Marie, liam Morris, wltll Mrs. Lewis I from Matthew 11:28-311. ghter of Mr. and Mrs. S•uer assisting. I ing tile prayer of St. Franclo Hill; Ann Janette, daughter FrH Florida Vocotlon Assissi, a quest!on and ans<wer I (4 Dayo • I Ntohtot II period was held. The report In M••mlleach Not A Con..ltl Com~N~r• It with secretary was given by IYirY\'Int C1n Gcd 1 11 1 t Leonard Jewell and tho ""''"· Cortlflod Ou Station any we pa n report by Mrs. Paul _____ _ ~DRiriALIZED 1 1 Pions Mode To Assist with Banquet May 2 Dally ~. Po.meroy·Mlddleport, 0 ·• April ! 1, 1 ~ -· c �. . .. . .. . ... ........... .' .... - ~. -- --· - -~·-~ - ~ ~· ···- -..... ·-·- ( I -~ ' _,. •• .. -- ... . . _9"1'~:·.. .. ...•.•. - ...- ......, .. .........·-·-·. ·~ .f.,·~'.)"·' . ' ' . ..-...... . ---·· · ...,.;, ···--- .. _ .... --·~ --.h.d .. ' • "' '· I ' . ":' Fot "'.,,.,,, : ; ~. MlftOIIJ DMdllrw ''" A. M. CANCILU.TIONS CORRICTJOIII Wt1 11e MCtPted Vl'ltll t:H A. M. ,... ., PUDIIc:atletl O'Bl I ~ , od of Super Sport coupe, black vinyl top, sandlil"ood fin· lab, all vloyl Interior, .with bucket seats, V-8 engine, automattc trall8llliss!on, power !leering and brakea, wire wheel covers, 8:00 white wall tirea, ahowa Uttlo """"· radio, heater, a real buy, Lond~ • head 11 FERnLIZER Station Wagon. 11000 miles by local ownor. :\!lack vi· nyl Interior. Dark aqua !lnlsh, 7:00x14 tires Uke new, spare never used. P.B., radio, big six engine, aid, trau. Deluxe equipment. Showrrom elean. Landmark's Got EVERYTHING 1964 CHEVROLET lmpqla •··.. •· $2195 IIIMrlla• on ,.,. • ..,. .... . ,.ICI within II diYL C:A•D OF THANICI & 081TUARIIJ 11.2S for 5I wont minimum. l'l..:h lttclltlonel WIN lc. lri~ are It acres on. MCUIIM l ...rtlonl It ,... ••• Dl~nr greene o C:tn 1 ptf' WonJ OF"CI MOURI I:H "- M. to 5:01 P. M. O.IIY teturd•Y •=~a A. M. ,. UtN NOOfl VIV IT'S SO EASY ,. TO PLAU A to Duke • r f f SS th an'ol; <· ·--~·- 1r~ -~=N:':'"}/,~i4s:-::EJ:--E,-N--ER--""" TAKEN ll.L.~ IN HIS PLACE 1965 FALCON Futura ·...... · $2095 Mlnt•um Ch•rw- &0 cenh 12 Cefttl ,.r w..-.:1 for 111,.. c.._ a cour •n """' ,.., W1nt Ad hrvlce prullfe1 ON A 1965 CHEVROLET Impala ·... ·· $2795 that ·~ linK ell MAE AT VORE MAW'S HOUSE, AIN'T • VE? USED CAR dauih~ and Ka ern tK GET A NO~ 1 DEAL · - ~·"'· . ·INFORMATION ::. !'-~·~~!· ...Ditn. . follOW ,(. VI61TIN' HER SISTER ZONEV ' IU .. ...T _._, can .M ''I"' lEN CASIY SHE's OFF IN vou BEEN iH' FLAT LANDS . STA'IIN'OVER t. ,Get Extra Cash·The Want Ad Wav By Flt!D WSWI~Il Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVE$. f100 P.M. ••oouctNe RESULT WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2156 g ltop In And ... Why Wo Tlllnk This 11 Tho "WORLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAILER ~H£ ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILIRI Norton St. Mason, W. v.. Alto Set Us For Your C.mplng Equlomont N - Convt, Cpe, SUper Sport equlppM, 327 va online, po. wor ateerlng. brakes and automatic trana. 80o white · waH tires sbowll Httle wear, low mileage by careful kleal owner, radio and heater, beautiful white finish, black top and black interior, 11963 CHEVROLET Impala ...... $1795 Hardtop conpe, willie !lnlsb, spotlessly clean red Interior, 327 engine, automatic trall8llliss!on. power ateerlng snd btalcea, white waD tires lib new, radio Ind. beater. 1964. CHEVROLET Biscayne .. :. $1695 4 door, ]llef·flnllh, vluyllnterlor, good Urea, 327 V-8 engine, automatic tranomlaaloo, ' ' '· 1962 .CHM Jack's llefri(Haven. ' .... n Nova ·.... ·.. $1195 4 door, 17,000 m!lel by local owner, white wall tirea show little wear. Powerlll.de tranmnlaloD, radto · aod heater, <white finish wltli apotleu tlean blue Interior, ahowroom olean. 1962 CHEVROllT Impala ..,.... · $1595 Sla. Wagon. low mileaJ!a by local owner, white over black =spotless reillnterlor, new white wall llr· ea, va e e, autematle trana, Power ateerlne and brakea, snd beater, Real oke. UDIATOR SERVICE PRESENT 71-1£ COME!JIAN ' W17J./AH£ART- LAWREIKI 8PIVAK !! r-_,__,_,_./ - ... -~ AL t.:APP ..,,. r-c::S: -H':"O:. :--:-W~B-J-Z-1:~~ FLA8LJAO.I """" ~ I"'I'U'<I r....,_ TO APPEAR ON HISOWNSHOW ....,, ~ ' .... DRIPPER TAKES 100 PERCENT OF T.V. AUDIENCE.INCLUDJNG j , ,, FLABMAN !! Ga. . ' ··--. e .. .,_ ,_.,. ... ··~· .... uo., or utu tM B~ -~ Doutlu Q, LIDlbod MA'IBE 1\lE SECRET lll -.uccrn 1'4 ll> SAV IIJHATEVER 'dJU IIJAA/1' Crow, Crow A Porter. Atiot"a.ll fell' PlaiDtitf w .... 11 • • cat- a, •a. 1e. a 7Le ro SAV REG.\~ OF 11£ C01JlEQU€1JC£S I RUAOO REPORT WASIDNGTON (UP!) ·-The fl,IJOO.mile !nlerstale highway system, htgun ill 1966, Is about hill! completed witb 21,377 milea of the dual·lano, llmlted· HELLO, THERE. YOU 131G, STUPI~ . I.GLY, SLOPP{ JERK! AJOIIJ All I GOTTA l~ARIJ I~ HOW PEORE HIDE lHEIR S2!1SE'!! t~'iRJL .·g·· . ... . I -,} ~ I • .' ocoess roads open to lralflc as of March 81. Commerce Underse<l'etary Alan 8. Boyd told a ~louse - publlo works subcommittee Tuesday' that <OIIBiruclioll, ... g!neerllg aludlea, or rigbt-ofway acquisition was taklng place oa another 17,0!1 m11ea of road. By ART SANSOM j I II DICK TRACY •" ) 1961 CHMOUT lei Air ...... $1095 ltatlon Wagon. let black fiDia1l, red trim, V8 oaglne1 automatic friDL 1 owner, radl~ and beater, &ooa wh!tewan tirea. · All Kinds ol Good lluyo AI In One Pl- At Your Ct.vroltt Dtoler &ORGAN · BARGAINS POMEROY MOTOR CO. - ' NeN & USED CARS AND TRUCKS ON DISPLAY OPEN EVES 9 P.M. By HAROLD GRAY POMEROY, OHIO USID Wurlitier Spintt ,._. ; VJELl, -..tJU ~ THE COUPLE WHO INVITED ME H~ 1'10 PHONE, IN FACT. THOY HAD NO HOME I I ~LADLV, MOTf<E~! I 81100GHl' nlEM HOME WITH ME:J-!Er,T COOSiSiNii"i//( MNIE "'ttlCOUSii -- GRACI?US ME. I DO ll£CLARE I $396 •ly $14.00 !ftOnthl!i NEW . 40 Inch Cant~Dla Spinet Pia• ·' ABBIE AND SLATS $596 .. USED LO,WREY ORGAr. By RAEBURN VAN BUREN ..,. Rig. $895 $596 NOT lJ~mL THIS CLAY USED COME-S OUT l CL03GED THE MECI1AN1~M A YEAR AGO lbTHl?ON ALl BEY BALDWIN , OFF lHE: SCENT. SPINET ~PRIG ., ,....,_~!,{ Wurllhor Plllorj DistributOr Main Stroet - College A... end Depot StrHI Inquire At ' HAY, cheap. Call SH :1-4753. I 10 ··-·--·'To• ..... ' . ., ' �. . .. . .. . ... ........... .' .... - ~. -- --· - -~·-~ - ~ ~· ···- -..... ·-·- ( I -~ ' _,. •• .. -- ... . . _9"1'~:·.. .. ...•.•. - ...- ......, .. .........·-·-·. ·~ .f.,·~'.)"·' . ' ' . ..-...... . ---·· · ...,.;, ···--- .. _ .... --·~ --.h.d .. ' • "' '· I ' . ":' Fot "'.,,.,,, : ; ~. MlftOIIJ DMdllrw ''" A. M. CANCILU.TIONS CORRICTJOIII Wt1 11e MCtPted Vl'ltll t:H A. M. ,... ., PUDIIc:atletl O'Bl I ~ , od of Super Sport coupe, black vinyl top, sandlil"ood fin· lab, all vloyl Interior, .with bucket seats, V-8 engine, automattc trall8llliss!on, power !leering and brakea, wire wheel covers, 8:00 white wall tirea, ahowa Uttlo """"· radio, heater, a real buy, Lond~ • head 11 FERnLIZER Station Wagon. 11000 miles by local ownor. :\!lack vi· nyl Interior. Dark aqua !lnlsh, 7:00x14 tires Uke new, spare never used. P.B., radio, big six engine, aid, trau. Deluxe equipment. Showrrom elean. Landmark's Got EVERYTHING 1964 CHEVROLET lmpqla •··.. •· $2195 IIIMrlla• on ,.,. • ..,. .... . ,.ICI within II diYL C:A•D OF THANICI & 081TUARIIJ 11.2S for 5I wont minimum. l'l..:h lttclltlonel WIN lc. lri~ are It acres on. MCUIIM l ...rtlonl It ,... ••• Dl~nr greene o C:tn 1 ptf' WonJ OF"CI MOURI I:H "- M. to 5:01 P. M. O.IIY teturd•Y •=~a A. M. ,. UtN NOOfl VIV IT'S SO EASY ,. TO PLAU A to Duke • r f f SS th an'ol; <· ·--~·- 1r~ -~=N:':'"}/,~i4s:-::EJ:--E,-N--ER--""" TAKEN ll.L.~ IN HIS PLACE 1965 FALCON Futura ·...... · $2095 Mlnt•um Ch•rw- &0 cenh 12 Cefttl ,.r w..-.:1 for 111,.. c.._ a cour •n """' ,.., W1nt Ad hrvlce prullfe1 ON A 1965 CHEVROLET Impala ·... ·· $2795 that ·~ linK ell MAE AT VORE MAW'S HOUSE, AIN'T • VE? USED CAR dauih~ and Ka ern tK GET A NO~ 1 DEAL · - ~·"'· . ·INFORMATION ::. !'-~·~~!· ...Ditn. . follOW ,(. VI61TIN' HER SISTER ZONEV ' IU .. ...T _._, can .M ''I"' lEN CASIY SHE's OFF IN vou BEEN iH' FLAT LANDS . STA'IIN'OVER t. ,Get Extra Cash·The Want Ad Wav By Flt!D WSWI~Il Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVE$. f100 P.M. ••oouctNe RESULT WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2156 g ltop In And ... Why Wo Tlllnk This 11 Tho "WORLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAILER ~H£ ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILIRI Norton St. Mason, W. v.. Alto Set Us For Your C.mplng Equlomont N - Convt, Cpe, SUper Sport equlppM, 327 va online, po. wor ateerlng. brakes and automatic trana. 80o white · waH tires sbowll Httle wear, low mileage by careful kleal owner, radio and heater, beautiful white finish, black top and black interior, 11963 CHEVROLET Impala ...... $1795 Hardtop conpe, willie !lnlsb, spotlessly clean red Interior, 327 engine, automatic trall8llliss!on. power ateerlng snd btalcea, white waD tires lib new, radio Ind. beater. 1964. CHEVROLET Biscayne .. :. $1695 4 door, ]llef·flnllh, vluyllnterlor, good Urea, 327 V-8 engine, automatic tranomlaaloo, ' ' '· 1962 .CHM Jack's llefri(Haven. ' .... n Nova ·.... ·.. $1195 4 door, 17,000 m!lel by local owner, white wall tirea show little wear. Powerlll.de tranmnlaloD, radto · aod heater, <white finish wltli apotleu tlean blue Interior, ahowroom olean. 1962 CHEVROllT Impala ..,.... · $1595 Sla. Wagon. low mileaJ!a by local owner, white over black =spotless reillnterlor, new white wall llr· ea, va e e, autematle trana, Power ateerlne and brakea, snd beater, Real oke. UDIATOR SERVICE PRESENT 71-1£ COME!JIAN ' W17J./AH£ART- LAWREIKI 8PIVAK !! r-_,__,_,_./ - ... -~ AL t.:APP ..,,. r-c::S: -H':"O:. :--:-W~B-J-Z-1:~~ FLA8LJAO.I """" ~ I"'I'U'<I r....,_ TO APPEAR ON HISOWNSHOW ....,, ~ ' .... DRIPPER TAKES 100 PERCENT OF T.V. AUDIENCE.INCLUDJNG j , ,, FLABMAN !! Ga. . ' ··--. e .. .,_ ,_.,. ... ··~· .... uo., or utu tM B~ -~ Doutlu Q, LIDlbod MA'IBE 1\lE SECRET lll -.uccrn 1'4 ll> SAV IIJHATEVER 'dJU IIJAA/1' Crow, Crow A Porter. Atiot"a.ll fell' PlaiDtitf w .... 11 • • cat- a, •a. 1e. a 7Le ro SAV REG.\~ OF 11£ C01JlEQU€1JC£S I RUAOO REPORT WASIDNGTON (UP!) ·-The fl,IJOO.mile !nlerstale highway system, htgun ill 1966, Is about hill! completed witb 21,377 milea of the dual·lano, llmlted· HELLO, THERE. YOU 131G, STUPI~ . I.GLY, SLOPP{ JERK! AJOIIJ All I GOTTA l~ARIJ I~ HOW PEORE HIDE lHEIR S2!1SE'!! t~'iRJL .·g·· . ... . I -,} ~ I • .' ocoess roads open to lralflc as of March 81. Commerce Underse<l'etary Alan 8. Boyd told a ~louse - publlo works subcommittee Tuesday' that <OIIBiruclioll, ... g!neerllg aludlea, or rigbt-ofway acquisition was taklng place oa another 17,0!1 m11ea of road. By ART SANSOM j I II DICK TRACY •" ) 1961 CHMOUT lei Air ...... $1095 ltatlon Wagon. let black fiDia1l, red trim, V8 oaglne1 automatic friDL 1 owner, radl~ and beater, &ooa wh!tewan tirea. · All Kinds ol Good lluyo AI In One Pl- At Your Ct.vroltt Dtoler &ORGAN · BARGAINS POMEROY MOTOR CO. - ' NeN & USED CARS AND TRUCKS ON DISPLAY OPEN EVES 9 P.M. By HAROLD GRAY POMEROY, OHIO USID Wurlitier Spintt ,._. ; VJELl, -..tJU ~ THE COUPLE WHO INVITED ME H~ 1'10 PHONE, IN FACT. THOY HAD NO HOME I I ~LADLV, MOTf<E~! I 81100GHl' nlEM HOME WITH ME:J-!Er,T COOSiSiNii"i//( MNIE "'ttlCOUSii -- GRACI?US ME. I DO ll£CLARE I $396 •ly $14.00 !ftOnthl!i NEW . 40 Inch Cant~Dla Spinet Pia• ·' ABBIE AND SLATS $596 .. USED LO,WREY ORGAr. By RAEBURN VAN BUREN ..,. Rig. $895 $596 NOT lJ~mL THIS CLAY USED COME-S OUT l CL03GED THE MECI1AN1~M A YEAR AGO lbTHl?ON ALl BEY BALDWIN , OFF lHE: SCENT. SPINET ~PRIG ., ,....,_~!,{ Wurllhor Plllorj DistributOr Main Stroet - College A... end Depot StrHI Inquire At ' HAY, cheap. Call SH :1-4753. I 10 ··-·--·'To• ..... ' . ., ' �., "' 1 ' 1 , ' ,. OR 8!~11e Monday . Ma~. ~ ·'" I ••-~ · ~ .....,.,nn l"l!')BI'ted on the k•l" $It thiP! Southern Hotel Col- ~s~b ·--· ""'~ m~• ' TuflftrlAv Jeff Love, Gary Grueser and by ~CJass lZ \..Jrt.:n~ d ..~... ~i;r flowers for .the Easter ! ~ge of Beauty Knowledge spon- .,...... 'I Rodney Pullins. ·l'nn utll1J18~r. M~ist Church Whe oes ay . s~ason. ' sored by the Capital Beauty evThenmgm. eetin• opened with the Icubmasl~, presented each wlthd evening at the chore · . , __ • . ___ _ -~-~~•...a i ~""'"'" f'.nmDanv. . • e . _ •• _·:',..... "" Q,.., ~utq their Stout-0-Rama award an to~rs. Caron ~wan:iUn, 1-'~-t'~~- ~ mrs. Jnuu;,~~::i •N''"'h db;"~ ........H[ghughts .of the event were JJlt'PKt' w '""6h".. ~-- ted- the introduced Donnie Folmer, a dent.~ppoint~ he:de~'O~Vm~~t::. 1 ~,.~~~~:orwo~~n~~ a Heath the demonstrations in hair ~·I· ~::ra~46u,e; :.v:r::":e &out. member who did .not participate for t proJec 8 d M . M L. Church Devotions were given ing given by famous men lf ~Rama Announced by Frank- m the program. wert ul .._.J ..... ··· -· th,.t "' J Mis~ •II .,., .li~· : ! J) Ill 41 It ~., II al Y' Sl a a .. I I th It t "' D It II el ., n Y· n ,, ""' ' I t I' ) r ' ~ th~ v~:~~an Rize~ P~ul 51 Nan Mhoore lin : Frene ass!. "ed ' brv.s. M•·s .· Eari b)' . Frieda Faehnle using th stylists . d' from M around G' Mr wRodrld I e' den ..chief, it consist· ll'·Irs• WHiiam Ohlinger, presl. Kni ht. :\olrs. James Criswell. the the-me, " Bless_~ Are ~ mclu mg r. mo. · Zega- ed or a HawaJJ&n dance. a dent. eonducted the _business Mrsg F.. M. Wood, llrs Da1•id , \1ercifut.·• pri"Sentmg a medi· lore. of Rome, Mr. of l'eler, and Mary pan"': '""sion which opened w1tb devo1J. 't t~ rion on the ab1hly of chns- relit brothers, Don . . Mrs w c w mime Roger Mtller .U S Entsmmget. ·· · " · .1. 1 '" th d Eric Knudson of Nnr' bpantumtme, b h tions by Mrs. Menzel · Snuth. , 1. Bess Sa nborn and ltwns to be merc1 u w o ers. 1 · · an - t a batman dance. a ar er s op It was voted to pay pnze monson, .members 1~s . also·dav a · quartet, and cos ed WI'th a spe· ey for poster contes · 1 ·tn t. h e 1 1 way, Jon Lesko · They Satu other of the elass. 1A h_vmn and scnpture rea d'ng 1 New offit'ers were elertt-d !and prarer completed the devo· I te~ tne ball he~:n uet 'sun- ~--~.~ . school. Mrs. Roy Grueser p.ave and include Mr!l. Swanson. re- Itions. evemng and the ~ e Mon· ard Mttchell. · the report of tile ~omtnatlng elected president: Mrs. Jack Mrs. Forrest Bachtel wus d~~- They returned h m . A~ a result of ~he progra~,! committee and all off1~rs were Bel'hllt" vice president: Mrs. !program leader and presented d<:~~ . fdurmg the past SIX year.~ mer ! reelected for the conung vear 8 ~~:.___·_ j spiritual meditation on the 100.000 Americans from 50 and include, Mrs. William Ott~ 1 meaning of the cross and God's states have listened to over llnger, president; Mrs. !' h II ' con<ern for people. She quoted 175 free concerts of symphon· Ohlinget, vice preSident; Pom&roy, Ohio sevrral authors on the subjt;t. ic musk. including selections Raymond Cole, secretaryi ~ Tht' meeting was closed w1th ! by Wagner, Haydn. Stravinsky. Mrs. Herbert Dixon, treasurer. TONIGHT-NOT OPEN U<r benediction. I Attending were Connie Cooke, The school picnic and Eighth FRIDAY and SATURDAY A salad course was served 1 Several Middleport · Hi g h i Diana DaVis, Larry Gladwell. grade commencement were dts· April 22-13 by the hostesses. Mrs. . Nan 1School students were in Ma~iet- 11 Roy C<lleman and Sean Mu!len. ! cussed. · p,,.11 £' oa'·1:: a!' .\Toore. Mrs. L. W. i\kComas, 1ta Tuesday to attend a umque , They were accompanied by . · od ced Bern· "THE NANNY " . . Brlle Dnds \\'(' ll(\ y l'r:u g Mrs. E. M. Wood .and. Mrs. ' musical program designed to I John Redovian. ~o::r:z ~~: ~m~e :n the bond " PA'lONERS " Hatt ie sm:th. contnbutmg. The bring good music to young peo~ th po chool and - T..-rhni roiUI'1or e new s · lable ~~~ ~o~-~--ed "'~ · th -· a lace ple. The runcert, ll"tl.ed'., ·' .\1 u- 1 ~ uu« .. WIIaA!;e:w:.Hn• a • ~ue also introdwed members of Of':m Marlill Jprry Lt>wi s sic For Young Amer.ca, . wasI· th hoot board Th• Assoe new sc . d b th Washmgton I' SUNDAY, MONDAY, presente Y ~ Orchestra I~., ciatioo went on record to enNational Svmphonv and TUESDAY April 24-15·26 at M<~rietta College. dorse the 1ssue. " PINOCCHIO IN OUTER FRIDAY, SATURDAY · The •·Music For Young Amer· 1. Refreshmenu were served by SPACE" andl SUNDAY k:a" program, unique in _ the i . Mr. and Mrs. ~naJd Lanning, - TNhnirnlor1 "THE FAMILY JEWElS" world. is set in a Washmgton, j Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mtl.erl Mr. and Mrs. Richard Young, P£>1('-r La1-r•·. a!' Pinocrhlo (TechnicoJorJ : o c. scene, conducted by How, have received word from tt.e1r Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark, Mr. "BEACH BALL Jern· Lewrs _:____ ----- - -------- Ison, Jimmy Miller, tbat he has and Mrs. Jack Seelig, MJ. and - T€'chn irolorifFERRYacn:oss THE : cloth and centered with an been on ship duty but i.s now Mrs. David Grueser, Mr. and Edd Bum·~, l'h ris ~o€'1, The MERSEY" rangement of daffodils in a. back in the VietNam at•ea. He Mrs. Edgar Abbott, Mr. and Fnur SPao;;on!l Gt>rry and ht' Pfacemakers crystal container. : ·s with the U. S. Marines. Mrs. George Sisson, Mr. and d L~A:dm:i~ss~io~n:~7~5~r;an;•t~4;0r~~!Jb~~~~~~~~~~~~---~----~ 1 ' Mr. and Mrs. Doo Maynand Mrs. Herman .l!tchael, Mr. an "' land children, Steve and Tam- Mrs. Leo Vining and Mr. Ed· my of Logan, W. Va. visited ward Bartels. over the weekend with 1\'Ir. and I -------Mrs. George Nicinsty "r.<! Mr. Your Full Service Bank Is ..• and Mrs. Frank Herald •nd ' family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Graber of Cleveland visited over t he1 weekend wJth her mother, Mrs. E. M. Wood. AJso visiting with Mrs. Wood were Mr. awl Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Grue· Hobard Legg of Ravan3II'Ood, I ser eotertained the Homebuild· W. Va. ers' Class of the Cburcil oi' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Christ Tuesday ovoDilli at water and Mrs. Grace bome on Grant Street. Kennf!ih Erie, Pa., and Mrs. Jnsepb McEunany eave &he SP rvi11g Meigs Count11 for over 94 Yea11 dak, Akron visited prayer. with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Mrs. MUioo lloudashell gave Member f'tdtral Restrve Systtm tel and dal18hler, Carol taken from Bible Me-mber Federal Depo3H Insurance Corporation tel. scripture. Tbe ct•u voted Mr. and Mrs. Charles order the remaining silverware les bave purchased the for the church eliDing room Brancb Fleurlng property donated $S to the dme, 1 Unique Program Js Attended by MHS Students G THEATRE MEl 5 1 ~Irs, I · Around And About · J Middleport · · 1 IH ar-: Supmile~. Church Class Entertained on Tuesday Night OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 •==========================• Pearl-St. and have borne to Mr. and 1 ;;; sold The wiener roast was from lhe May meeliol to Lewis, with the June hostesstl!l to serve Mr. and Mrs. Dale the May meetil18. The uoup and children, Jill and also voted to purchase 1 comvisited Sunday in • munion- tray ad cups. w. Va. with her sister. Mr. The Rev. Donald !licks gave ! Mrs. William Forbest. the closing prayer. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs, Grueser, Mr. BIRTH ANNOUNCED and Mr1. MUIAlll Houdasbett, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. 1boll1lll! and Mrs. Cash Bahr and Mrs. Columbus, are nnnouncmg Ruth Powers. birth of a sou, April 17th at A deosert course wu served Mt. carmel Hospital. The baby to the 22 members preseot toweighed 7 lbs.. 12 oz. and bas eluding tlJe Rev. and Mra. Doo beeo named Thomas Arlbur Jr. Ricks, Mrs. Marilyn Bishop, The Chafins bavo I daughter, Ruth Powers, Mrs. Ralph Pratt, Reva, age three, Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ken McElhinny, are Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mrs. Denver Rice, Mra . fin, Pomeroy; Mr. and man Yeauger, Mr. aDd M r a. Paul Hoffman, Chester; great Wendell Gerlach, Mr. and grandparenu are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erwin, Dorothy Roach, Oris Gaul, Sumner; and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Houdashelt, Mr. Alice Sm1tb, Moooville, W. Va. and Mrs. Cash llabr, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bowen and Mr. and MrJ. Grueser. Mrs. "~ ) I< II •b ~ r. • ' I AUTOMATIC WASHER DELUXE FEATURES t •• SAVES WATER .4 ....... .,..,oc~~•• • 4 wtGIIIIII ri• 11.. 122tWl ·· 3900 gallons per yaarl •iSAVES DETERGENT ) 64 lbs. per yaer! ., .:',:c:__ _. •i'P•• ·. - t • . _ ...._. MA NOR&E "40" DRYER .,............ "' 2 - .... ...... 1 ............. cl.... ... 11 HIS 'n HERS ·~ TRAVEL SETJ ~~ Artractio. •1n11t • • • 4 .,,.. "lani ..t • flU whit• ....... II . . . . . . . .. . fer cltt* Mrt11" SUPER DELUXE TOP TO BOTTOM llllrdy ... ;. ' wo111•"' • tott ~""'' Nt. dub 1111n ' t ~1g. ~ === OIILY 179·'!/T MOOEL OEG·40 Years from now you'll be glad it's e NORGE YARD TRAC ·DELUXE 6:ptrt IIWA ctrl 6& It dlort with tht usy stlrtin£ tny handline Homtlite Yarcl Trac Oeluu ridinr mower. You trim cion, wilhin l,l" of wall, adjust cullln& hti&Jit from the driver's fint, llavt tour spetds forwnd plus remit 11!11 two safety brakes. Tht twsky ~ HP enaint provide& plenty of power and lets you do 1 variety of jobs easltr with thest ICCUSOJIH. ~~· Utility j:art OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT Llw!t • ft~tw P1ow . TOT DRIVE 'IT AT: ~ ........_SupP,Iy Chelttr~ WY2·2635 . £!~. ....... Ingels Furniture ' ' Probers Hunt • Clues Ill 81 Crash Deaths A gro~p of Womeos Dresses, on_e and two piece styles, from our regular stock. Juqjor, Misses and Half SIZes. Regular $19.$0 WOMENS DRESSES - - - - SALE $9.75 Regular $16.50. WOMENS DRESSES SALE $8.25 Regular $13.95 WOMENS DRESSES . SALE $6.98 Regular $12.95 WOMENS DRESSES · SALE $6.48 Regular $1D.95 WbMENS DRESSES . SALt $$.48 Regular $8.95 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $4.48 WOMENS SPRING COATS A &roup of all wool Coats in Junior, Misses and Half Sizes. Solids, Tweeds and checks. SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $34.00 $28 ·00 $18.110 $14•00 $12.00 WOMENS SPRING SUITS Included in this group of Sults are aU wools, linen weaves and knits . SALE $38•00 SALE $34.00 S~ $,8.00 SAL~, $18.00 SALE $! 2•00 SALE $6.00 Regular $59.50 WOMEN$ SUnS Regular $49.50 WOMENS SUITS Regular $39.50 WOMENS SUITS Regular $29.50 WOMEN$ SUITS Regular $16.50 WOMENS SUnS Regular $10.00 WOMENS SUITS Womens Uniforms Womens Hats A repeat on our sale 'of WomeDJ Regular $8.95 Women• HATS SALE $4.48 Regul,r$7.95 Women• HATS SALE $3.98 Regular $5.95 Women• HATS SALE $2.98 Regular $4.9S Womens HATS SALE $2.48 Regular $3.95 Womena . HATS SALE $1.98 Regular $2.95 Women• HATS SALE $1.48 Uniforms. Regular $12.95 UNIFORMS _ Regultr $10.95 UNIFORMS _ Regular $8.95 UNIFORMS _ Regular $7.95 UNIFORMS _ Regular $6.95 UNIFORMS _ Regular $5.95 UNIFORMS _ 0. , Mrs. Loulo Osborne .~ll1allo· eel tlJe EVll180Une Minlonary Society of the Pomeroy Ct.urch of Chriat Tuesday evelinc ber Lincoln HeilhU homo. The meeting in charae of Mro. lilrold Smltb. vice apeaeci with Osborae ualni u her AbundiiDCO of the Heart. er by Mn. Holen Leilbeil ad the devollolll. Memberl lp1N1ded to roll caD With I baslo for llllsolons. Planll were' mado to oend a gift to Mrs. Walt.er K!mJedy ,Jr. who ill ~taliuJd. Round robiD let wtlJ cards lflll"t aent to I~:!',:111 mtmben. Dolly Dtutto I• dislribateif to oell. Mn. Smliii the 11111llioa ·1iudy oo the PbiJlpplne l!· llndJ. Mrl. Denv!r Kopple cOn. dueled pmtl, durl"' the lal hour wltb prlzet ' IWirlle.i Pf-tted to Mn. Collrail Oblinaer and Doria Mcllooold. ReJmb. 11101111 were .oorved by the 111 lo tboA uiD,d lbov• lirt. GIRLS DRESSES SALE"$10.88 SALE $8.88 SALE $7.88 SALE $6.88 SALE $5.88 SALE $4.88 . A group of Girls Dresse11-11electfjl.from our regular stock Regular Regular Regultir iegul1r Regular . ' $8.95 $7.95 $5.95 $4.95 $3.95 GIRLS GIRLI GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS PRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES ,. . .. , , ' ' SALE ~.OO SAf:E SALE SAI.Ii ~· , . S~LE<,· 50 =·='0o " .l ·to9 Open liday 9tp·8 .'Jn ' ·. ,. ' . ' ... ,.. ... < . • J. ' ' . It . . . ( ,.. ) . '\ \IOL. 1 NO. 12 ' ·WOMENS DRESSES WOMENS COATS - - - WOMEN$ COATS WOMeNS COATS WOMENS COATS WOMENS COATS ..~. ' 28 PAGES· Floor •• Or\ the First Floor Many, Meny'New 1t rrivels in the Housewares Department end in the Mens anti boys Deparimeni. Mak.e Elberfelds In Pomeroy You(~ho~pirig Center for Your Family and !Home. Regular $49.50 Regular $39.50 Regular $29.50 Regular $19.50 Regular $17.50 . el to. llii!IIIIIIJ." - Geerp I. Daw, Mrs. Osborne Is Hostess of Church Society AWG-40 with purchaae of ~!11: .IUI'I llle - EASY DOES IT 9!o:: $219· PAYS FOR'ITSELF IN SAVINGS! ' - ~~~~v!!,ME • dy J TOD~Y'$ THOUGHT ··~ ~..... '. ~Ill!~ .., ,,.u.., , !'t\ ~batt. Gitm, hat It be liidlflft'Oot If This Wet!k Ei!d- Friday and Saturday Elberfeldsare having a Sale . in th~ R.. .fci Wear Departme"t on the 2nd Floor Also·.see the Porch .and Lawn Furniture .on the 2nd,floor- The new • .,Cushi0 ns"!n · the .:Orapery • De.partmen · 1 - Another Chllir and .Glider . ..,. · · .o..... . -: . .l ""' ~ ~ "'·"'' "' ..-!·-~~-~ ~ t.!MtD.e!'~!!~'e' ~~~\} ("'h~~tir«- an the 3rd cty iiitJJin'C'fl w•-.r .,,..,.,., _ ...... ..... - 1 ..i .,..- POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ~ i . • lc jt ' .. .,. . .'•: r·~·· ·:l i:Jauy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., April 21, 1968 . Salon Owners S~e Salisbury PT~dPiansd Jitn~y Supper : .. -Selllinar on Stylang . Saturday tof<lAI• jitney Boncia! dBDCe uue ~I~i~f~~~ . ss 12 Committee is Named Mrs. Marilyn Bishop and MISS Plans were mode ' . ~,a ' 2d Jerry Pullen, beauty salon su at the school April , · ' Serv Bloodmobile May n owners, were In Columbus S•l· 23 'b; nning at 4 p.m., with Burney, . •0 e the L. W. McCOma!, seeretary, and urday, Sunday and Monday to • J, to romote the bond Clark. . Timmy Mlll1y Plans made to serve 2' Mrs Nan Moore, treasurer ottend a hair styling seminar ~ for 00: school when the Seelig, Gene and Rusty Davis, J. .. ,, ' . ~: '/lo 'lilt G-reater ·~lddle' O.~io Vfillli/ :-~• r : SliJNClAY, APRIL 24, J966 "FAREE SECTIONS "'"Y·Middleport ' · PRICE ReligioUs W; Erupt;- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 21, 1966 holschuh lynn russell williamson