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Manley, who bad been in Viet Nam since November, was critically wounded by sheU fragments and died in a [ base hospital about three Donna Jean Hood, R.D., Pomo hours later. eroy and Pamela Kay, at home, . A 1962 graduate of Middle- and his grandparents, Mrs. R. High School, Sgt. Manley S. Manley, Middleport, a n • enlisjed in April of 1966. Mrs. Sparkle Hawley, Chesb!N. . Manley is survived by biB wife, Cheryl LltUe Manley: an Funeral arrangement& w1ll 111 · infant son, hls parenis, Mr. and announced later. .• Mra. Donald M. Manley, all of He was preceded In deatli: Middleport: a brother, Kenneth, by grandparents, James Ha..,..· in Chicago; two sisters, Mrs. ley and Riley Manley, - WORLD 1811:1 - su 1811& - 51.1 1867 - 36.0 ·:, l 111119 ·- 15.1· • •·. 1870 - 47.0 . 1870 - 46.0 '}' ' I. i 1174 -49.0 • ' ' ·. \I,' 1873 - 4'1.0 . .I . .. -' .. '!'' ' ~- '. ·.·' . ·;-.- ' 18'1S - 52.0 1171 - 47.8 . 1880 - 46.8 ·. 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"$o �' ' By SANDY'PitfSAld' ·· !o-3, while Atlanta, '· Pit> four more rt1111 ln llle el&hth. out II hila, lncludinJ 1ll(N UPI Sporls Wrllv ''' t.burgh and the New· York all Detroit eraeked lour homers singles by Bart Shirley and tt may have taken a while, upped their records to 2-tl. The Sunday, including the second in pair doubles by Don Bosch, lor bu t app.arently the_ Chlcogo Braves beat the Dodgers 4·2, three games by Jim Northrup their second win in two days While Sox are finally learning the Pirates topped Philadelphia and Jake Wood, to increase the over the Cards. there's something useful you !IH and the Mets shellacked St. , team's spring total to nine, Baltimore scored for live runs can do when you're not in the 1Louis 7-1. . more than twice as many :lS in the. first three inningli ·off Mel tield-hit. 1 The White Sox led only 2.0 any othe1· club in the majors. Slottlemyre and Wflll( on to a 7· Long time cream puffs at the going into the fifti1 but then Allan La used Clele Boyer's 2. victory over the, Yankees. plate and dead !aslln batting in began to show their new-found thi1·d hit of the game to break a In tile day's only extra inning the .Amencan League last offensive telents in rapid order. 2·2 seventh inning tie and defeat affair, rookie outfielder Dick season. the Sox pounded out Beck-to-tack singles by Lee Ella tile Dodgers lor the second day Billings singled in a lOth inning eight runs on nine hits Sund1.1y and Tom MCCraw led to a run in a row. , run to give ttle Washin1ton to beal cmcmnali · 8.;! and ' in the fifth , Pete Ward The Pirates combined a 12-hit Senators a U victory over the bcC<Jme 1he only club in ldeli vered his second hit of UJe lattack and six innings of Houston Astros In a 3 hour 15 basl'ball besides D~lroil to own day to score In the stxth and : shutout pitching by Bob Veale mi~ute game that saw 18 1 a :; o ex lubilion record. !hrf'e hiL~, including a double by ; and Billy Short in their win over stnkeouts and lt ~!lks. Tlu• T1gers slammed Minneso· Buddy )!radford, resulted ln !he Phillies. The Mets rapped ·'l'llt Woii,Red ·soi, 'ahowln' · · ' ' •I ,, · -, ' · .p j -HEY SU:.4:E w.v~~ ::::::.\ T MA.KE 'o" LIKE '7"~EY USED ' SURE H~S 6~oN TAl<I'N CARE OF"·" IT CERTAINlY .JN,UST \I'C)ESN''T COOK IT.S A~E · .. AN01'HER ~HING ALWAY5 COMES UO WITH 1~, "W! 1-<AD ONE .J~ LIKE TH"T WHE\1 I WASp., .< :D': \.!!~:t,t:.--r THE MO.t:Z.E WE SH INE THE BRASS THE MOO.o THE FA~S WITH THE DIRTY PAWS HAVe TO HANDL! IT"· I I . . ' .• MINNEAPOLIS iUPI) Harry ! Buc I Grant wt~s n~mtd the new head coi:tch of the Minnesota Vikings of t h e National Football League. - · eadtnl they ean hit just like the Tlger•-::;;::::::::::::;::::~:-:-:::;-:,::;::;::;:;i::::::::::::;::::::::::::::~ and White Sox, explnded lor a 1f ',... five-run fourlll Inning and out> bit Kansas City 13-4 en route to an 1-3 vletory. Out West, the Chleago CUbs 1 , . backed up s)Jutout hurlllll! by Ken Holtzman and Torn Mantjlle with a 14 hil assault to rout tbe Angels 11).2 at Palm Sptlngo, CaUl. In a CactllS !league game at Phoenix, the San Francisco Giants blitzed for !'our runa ID the fifth and totaled IS hits 14 of them singles, In downing' tbe Cleveland Indians 7-t. IY W!UIAU 8, WASl11'1«l'roN - ~olitlcal I NC.o\.A Uni\' . Tour. (1st coma out ready lor lroninal Clothes dry quicker on the line or in a dryer! • Two speeds! Durable PreS$ Care for new, no-iron fabrics! • Deep Action Agitator, Jet-Away Rinse, special water level settina for small loads! D :l~·ton 69 W. Ky 67 Mid'oll'"' lteg. l-'t. Collins, Colo. Hom; ~9 \ew \1 l'X . St. 58 F<~r \\'est Kc~. Ft. Collins. Colo. Tex. Wst rn 62 Seat!l.e ;,4 ~ational ln\·ita1ion Tour. C:\ew· York·Jst Jtound) Pro\". ii Mrmphis St 68 Rut ~ers 78 Utah St. 76 t\ew :\1ex. 66 Syracuse 64 Ma rqurtte 64 Tulsa 60 Allntr Coij!lt Conf. Tour. N.C B1 !Juke 73 'r\'slrn Alhltc Coni. Plyoff Wyo . iO Brigham Young 63 1\CA \. Col Di\•. Tour. Wa gner 61 Drexel .13 Cons Lul hr 99 Sn Colo St. 78 Ark Sl. 105 Ark AM&N 93 Valparaiso 80 Ind St. 77 L!U 72 Sl. Micha•l's 6l Til. St. 89 La. Terh ;;o No Dak. 107 Parsons 56 Sprngfld St 87 Lincoln 77 Cheyny St. 80 f'tlila Trx 61 Wins to n-Salem 88 Akron 80 Balwn·AIIc 106 St. ~My's 81. Non-Tournament Games Cal Aggs Rl Prtland Sl. 71 J QII'a 83 Michigan 76 San Diego St 88 Nev. So 71 Ind. 95 Purdue 82 Sanla Bar 102 Pepprdne f!l Colo. 64 ~ebr. 57 Wos. 102 Ill. 92 Mirh Sl. 79 N.W . 66 Ripon 66 Cornell Iowa 62 Lw rence 120 Grinnt>ll 86 I!CLA 8.1 So Calif. 5.1 Okla. SL 65 Ol<la. 63 Kansas 74 Kansa•j St. 56 Cal of. 83 Stanford 58 Ore St. 49 Ore. 47 OT U. nf Pocifc 63 S I. 59 Loyola. Cal 82 San J>e St. Sl Mf)·s Cal !KI Snl<< Cl r 84 "I think we'•·• about ,.ocfted the graffiti saturation ,.,'nt'". l r--~-:-~~~~~ BOWLI with the BEST Smith 148, Beulah Bocook 143. • Jet-simple machanlsm &ives you new washer reliability! 95 Pinneltcs 130 ! Slow !'our 129 ___, Odd Balls Ill Bowlettes 100 MASON BUWU~G CENTER . Krazy Four 96 I.EAGUI:: STANDINGS Pin Splitters >2 Thursday P.M. Women's High Game _ Etta Norton, Won 183; High Series - Loree Smith Simon.' Pic A Pair · 58 . 423 , Team High Game and StrSummer's Pharmacy :W 30 · ies _ Slow Ji'oor, 623, 1758. Blue Tartan 32 32 B & B Market ~ ~ Mason Furniture 26 38 Bantam Jloys Conkle Ccol Co. 14 50 Hig~ Three Games: Simon's Marclo I, lN'I Pic A Pair 2305, Blue T<lrtan 2201. Mason Furniture 2i71; Lee 5 ~~~~'II R· h d 520 A Le 8 Fearso01e Foursolllll I . I Jc ar son . ; nna """ " Strikes Impossible of SOl : Hrtty Batey 4a5. High Slnsle Game: The Bombers ! Prr A Pair 804 : Masoe Furnl· Monkry • RUllllill'll I I lure 'i86: Blue Tartan m. High Game and Sertet . , Averages: BeIIy Ba1ey Steve Story, 149. 292. High H18•1 Team Game and 165, Betty Sayre 159. 1\'aoda Gabritsch 154, Kathy Davi5 154, Strike• Jmpo.sible, 6t7, 1330. J..ee Richard sen 153, Bonnie Me· IUqsbury ~·• · ekl ~ Farland 153, Anna Lea White, 1"".:.,-''---===;;;;;;;;;;;i 150, Patti Arnold 150, w-. ONLY m.oo Do.., - a.t._ Conv.nient ftf1M 'llefore ~., ""' a new fut•JIIIce ••• 'BEM.EMB.EB tJaere • • ~ive wa,s to heat 'ELECTRICALLY IWIII ...,. • ..,I:IIoices-anleadtlilesyoua 111111Mif11 ltl'lldllllllittess.CetlltelnreFacts • 1111 lltll1 .. , 1•1111 admilagesofela:llit: beat at •allti~·= Pbtopmlingcost.QrUyoDJReddy I MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. II" w·In PIaces on . ., - ..\ : -. ... .•. I' ' v"" Step Right ,~~ into Spring wlthaDalty H R II b'l l ) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS ... . 1 Women's DRESS FLATS V.:.....,., $2,99 CORNED BEEF BRISKET _ ~~~~· 99c I Bacon GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS Carmel Society Notes MIDDLEPORT ' Middleport, 0. Ri. 4 99c 'IM A RUG SHAMPOOER $1.00perday &Abbott FLATS N. 2nd Ave. • .I FreshLoolc .-war. A 11a,n11 I Pllllleror . . DirCHtll sa.99 THE SHOE BOX 1' :~F Steaks in• I IJCI••IJIIIIhomeiD~baatwilha lllltltMnilliiiiE!IIIIlltelll--. 0n11 fllli!less AND BLACK _ _ __ iv I Roush's Shoe Store singletlllill. ftnJacranllmatioutlltlls&culleused to TO M -, ... I "•IIIII llumaat, lllillr • lllfltiiWIIPIIlll JtealsllldCIXlls witll a .. _, ·- '"::'fi· .., ... FREE DELIVERY Farmers Growing • •AnXIOUS • ,, 974 Students .. Iuten. W1d lata, 11H1 CeltraJ Systems WHITE, BONE, HAYRIDE 1 I"[TI For craeI\down on 1mports • __j !·year Wa!ramy for ropalr ol3111 clefoct wlllloul ell1110, plus 4-yoor Protection Plan (palls only) for "mltlli11J NJIIoollmenl lor IllY dtiiC> tlve pelt In tile oomplotel-km, . , _ -11111 111111 _ . , wattr pumpl Growing Girls 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 · I 0 II I :!. .. !:5..,. In="' 1 On the Farm Front 1 HELE~~-1: ~LP us ! &·YEAR NATIONWIDE WARRAITY BACKED BY GENERAL MOTORS I 1r111 ..._...., CeiiiiJ CUller Paaels, Wall March I, IK7 I V"Y1! 1\A.J 1 T1rms To Suit You Other Models From $199 lly .....llelr • 111-r.aa have a"1811or-made" llameless eleclric healilli ~Yi~Jm, hec:allle you ean choose Wameo's Early Bird LOague qtrl•""' an 1 TENNIS V!CfORY CAIRO i UP!) -Jan Erik Lundquist of Sweden dereated lsmael Shafei of Cairo &-4 , &-4, 6-2 Sunday to wm lhe singles title of the Cairo Jnterna1ional lawn tennis championships. Jn the mixed doubles c!1am· l•ionship, Shale! learned with ' Italy's Lea Perieoli to beat Czechoslovakian Davis Cuoper Jlri Ja'wsky and Russia's Miss iBianova 6-4, 9-7. ::; :"!f. r.e.; .. Princeto n G8 W.Va. ~7 S! .Juhn'.:; 57 Temple 53 Mideast Reg., Lexington, Ky. Virgi ma Tech 82 To!~o 76 . . _~· · . oil MIDDLEPORT, 0. "Enst Reg. Kingston, R.I. B o~t on Col 48 Conn 42 East R••g. Blacksbur&., Va. - BACKACHE 1ENSION iv • fasteat, drltat splrl'of all - some fabrlcs Round) a I. , I I I I 1 BAKER FURNITURE Press Jnternalional r 1 .' BJ L'nited I I I D! j· No other automatic spins as fast as this Frigidaire "Rapidry-1000" Washer I '169 !5G vm,. •· .· wu. ht.tory have 10 IIIIIDJ ( :1~' made so absurd and so bopeless - ' ·1. . • hash war so essentlally Utile _ • • llUIIl and matlv as bas now punish Powell hoth retrospeo- agitation fo• Powell's ouster was Chestnut ~.; Ray M. KliDe, Quaid and Infant son, Mrs. Jaclr aon. be!IP DlNII In tile celebrated Uvely and prospecUvely. And, begun neither by Republicans !4&1!. Third Ave.; Mark s. R. Welker and infant SOD, Mrs. tfllir ol Adem Clayton Powell. ol course, bi& lawyers are go- nor Southetn Democrats, LUCCK Moses, Thurman; Damll E. Dewey L. Wroten and Infant Tho llousfi~~l Representatives lng to rourt and almost cer- though hotli' sets tater collabor· RSpet. 2 Gallipolis; .Jerri 11011, Mrs. Merby A. Durham, SICOIID~~ 1< -"twice overrun~ botb its own talnly will win. ated In it, lilt rather by ultra. . • ncer, Rt. 2 Vmton; Eugene W. Erlewlne, Jll!llell liJDIIIY Wisest leaders and plain com- Now, ao though Ibis ham- liberal Demoorats whose outHarvey C. Rodgers, Cheshire; Hall grnrs. E9ker Jobnsoo, or Bla<... '"' IliOn seiiBe. ,b,nded thing was not atready rage at Powell's so-called "free INVOIS W. Manuel Klng, Eureka Star Arthur Kerwood, Larry E. Luclr- :=r..:":J':::.::"~'"'~ first It votes to refuse a re- out of hand enough, the Repub- . wheeling" caused ltlem to over· 'IOU MUST 8E GQIN& Rt.; 1\frs. Benny WalUs, Rt. 1 eydoo, Mrs. Vlrstnia A. Moore ~-=- ~lon ~ 10 ~YTHIS. .~eating to Powell on the extra· .lican leaders of New York de· 'look the elementary !act that . GaUlpofis; Charles A. Stone, Mlsa Garnet L. Tooley Mn' llitP.:lf'.\:~ ' ":"B";,,., ardinary theory that having cide to run another widely pub- simply helng 1 bnd fellow or ~~~u~;d1 E~ardW'lbuL. MCottreMll, Robert E. King llld l~faat ~'f,iji~b. rea<hed Ibis verdict without tri· liclzed professional Negro, even a totally Irresponsible lei- , DROLJF we ; r · er· daughter, Mrs. RaYJilODd L utf ••"'''' II or heGrinG, it will then "in· James Meredith, against Pow· :low, as Powell has been, Is not j !0i.,;::;'~::!~~f~cled cer, Rt. 1• Patriot; Mrs. Clif· Newman and Infant da1J8hter. no(1a(LCI& II'ICit.,-~ vesllgale" his conduct, which ell in the special electioo in really grounds lor the exclusion , . . . sqellledbytheabeve ~n :!n:~~·RCht.eslhCroire,w·~~~~.81ty~IF';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=-, It has, ol course, already ron- April. This amounts to a public of a man duly elecled to Con· ' ~ ' ~ emned . Pausing lor a mo· proclamation that tbis Congres·. gress. Priutlko'SIIiPHAMSIEI\hero Mrs. Norman E. Bliss, Kanau. . ga; John K. Brillhart, Pl. Plea0 ment'l reflection - and in the 1stonal seat must be openly con- It Is plain; to those lew who (....... sant; Mrs. Elsie R. Condee, Pl. CLOnn THING TO original action there was neith· lsidered to be strictly racist - have been able to maintain IJoomb''" WIDGI JINGO HYBRID VIOLIN Pleasant; Charles R. WiUJers, A PHARMACY tr time fOr repl renectlon nor ,in theory as well as in fact. some poise in this tlusiness, .tiut~ · rdall't · · h IN VOURHDMI real debate - · it then sets up Moreover, Powell \ whose ar· that the proper way to ~ake " AIDwtr: JJ'IIat you ho:M tl) do a. bor rh/Jt uron.''· As ton, W. Va.; Roger A. Durst, I ~rst-rate ~~nunittee suppos· rogant and irresponsible and care of the Powell case, boltl 8 s ''""'--IRING OUR OWN Rt. 1 Leon, W. Va.; Keith M. Wo clollver frot to tdly to lnqul~e Into what Pow· , demagogic eonduct ·has never in simple justice and in sane Kearns, West Colwnbia, W. lhfallowllll ell has doqe but·ac\ually to find been in doubt. is almost certain politics, has twice been reject· Va.; Wllliam C. Williams, Rt. lome belated 'flleans to get the 1to overwhelm Meredith and ed by a general House member~!;~d~· ~~· ;p:~:~~: whole Ho119e off .lhe hook from then return to Washington and ship which has acted through· Charla! L. Young, Pl. PleasoMlddlopoJt 1 spasm of non-tbought. say to the House : "Now, baby, out in mass hysteria. Thls "P"''ial committee comes ' what are you going to do about Obviously, be should bave !nit· ant; James R. Powell, Jr., Apln with a plan which would it'" The assumption is that tlle Ially been seated provisionally, ~e Grov;t ~j Va.; t~:.a J:. eompletely have destroyed such Republican leadership In New pending proper inquiry, and N Ri ~~~ • . tnnuence as Powell might have iYork decided to run Meredil.h if and when evidence justifying . . : ~ 1 'R rs. 11 a~~e·1 tnee had in office·- in the because It thought II must ex- lhis expulsion .had been found, , By LARRY D. RATI'FIELD I Proxm~re, 0-WIS., Is sponsormg Bo~~~- ·8 ,: s, F · K ste~ meantime he had already been culpate the party from Powell's he should then have been ex- WASHTI'IGTON (UP!) _ With a bill, favored by most produc- p · . Eu ~~:· llllPSFW thrown out of the chairmanship , tireless charges that the House pelled. This manllestly sensi· . Is ed' . g tbat 1967 !ers, that also hears the Signa- R~r;'!ng' ~~:...' E 1 - I.MAIII I t t el tbe Labor Committee - by 1 vlotimizOd him because he is a 1 ble course having been refused, dexper . prrtslCI~ll h lures of 42 other senators. Lynd . p MarC! ud. -limply censuring bim and thus Negro. •the House should then bave tak- ally IInpo WI reac new Woold Cut lmpor\8 on, . orneroy; '"· a e linlshlng hbn as a disturber The awkward fact lor the G. 1en tile alternative proposed by hrghs ~s exports declme, Amerl- Proxmire's bill, which has the Fitcbpalnck, Rt. 1 RutJand; tbe decorum and peace of the O.P. is thai the entire Republi· the special committee - to re· can da~ndry fanmrs ~ore gleottmgn 1 strong support of the GMeorg;.. Gt · GMumLe, . Pomperoy; . . . . . more a more anx!. us r a M'lk Prnd · rs. I.A.!S er . WIS orneHouse of Representatives. can membersh1p of the House tam Powell nommally m the . 1 ucers . . ' Again, hqwever. the House in· did indeed unanimously v11te House but to cut him down to 'm,f~rt Acrack~t"wn. De artment's would drastically curb ~yvn~"· ~ Cl~~k, 1 0 0 lfantly rejects thi.! rational so- against Powell's right to sit, zero in innuence or power. C 1 E. 1 t ~ /ncu ~"· Pd Thurs 1ports. It would also end the Ro h ~ t Jutloa by now proclaiming not ·even in advance of inquiry or This would have meant h is da es 01edrecath s • t ISSUerld dalr · present method of setting quo!- B usd,. or Ath' a. ;1\larar t. . . . . . ay no a wo y d . -~ ts d ran eoerry ens· gare merely that Powell cannot Sit hearmg. But m the~r desperate end for all practiCal purposes; d' .1. ld . . as on mry pr .... uc un cr E Sor ll R' t 1 'E . t ed d con 1 tons wou encourage m- · th !led li th . re . wmg on· . . . . In the current sessiOn of con. anXIety to remove thli alleg but the way matters now stan , d US d . ·mpo 1 1 c so-ca sec on 22 o1 e M M rtln' E W .11 1 to ' 1 01 • "· bl ot oI rac1st · G.0 .P. mo t·1ves, PoweII JS · onIy at the be gmnmg, · · . crease rs , exts· t1ng I·mport Program • a n: ~eu, uut u:1at he cannot s1t· m . th' · · ally S rs. bl ' R'J Rt· 2 • 1rron ten. 1 the next session, either. no mat· by running Meredith they are and thw epiaode will have re- ag~:~ . 1~s. Y~~r. de rtment 1 ~ Under section .22,. Import ~ e I! ey, J Bl Ja:~son: ter 11 he ohould again he re- in effect dignifying a false percussions lor years to come. red'ct!a ) ' th et P3 ~ biDi ~ quotas on certam da1ry goods R rhes. 1 eRnryMull. 1 osRs,t 1 H : 0 · are recommended by the Agrl- 0 r. · P Ic mg a .a ns, · . am 11 ing kid trouble or just plain pounds of ~Ilk equivalent will culture Department and passed ~en; Mrs. Ada M. VIckers, trouble, le: Helen help YOU. be imported In 1967. Uno!Hclally on by t~e U.S. Tariff Commis· South Point; Mrs. James Bow· She wm also welcome your Ithe experiB say Irr,ports prob- ~ sion. Foreign producers h•ve er~ Jackson; Mr:<. BenJamm J. own amusing experiences. Ad- ably Will be 8 bllhon or J"t?.Ore been ab1e to greatly increase Williams, Wellston; Glen R. dress fle 1"·· •·• 'tel in ,,are of Ipounds higher than In 1966 · 1shi ments to the United States Holschuh, Scottown. 8~ this ne\' ~me pnvalc groups thm~ tile 1 b/cxporting non-quJta items. Her en :Sattel _ --· 1mports could go even hrgh•"· ' Molk producers are now fearMrs. Claude Fllchpalrlck, Rt. possibly to more than 4 b1lhon ful that a section 22 action will I Rutland, son, 12 28 a.m. SunONI!l BAD MARK hec-•m• a little frightened pounds. · be substituted wilh the ap- day. Put your family's best foot forward Into FOR ANOTHEo Once in a while 1 •o back to Imports last year totalled an I F' n f the Mr>. Eugene Bare, Mrs. Jos" " . td 2 7 b'll' d prova 1 o1 reerna ' or h F Bl kb V.. S Dear Helen; visit former neighbors. When estlma e . I JOn poun s I t"ff p . bill I ep . ac urn, trgmia ue spring with a perfect dry cleaning of all Olir son, "ho Is able to .arn this man sees me. he follow s up from 0.9 billion m 1965. Ag· l"oer rotxmrr!e t: 22 nd Call, Vonda K. Canter, Mre. . It ff .. I· .d the pponen s o sec •on a Ch I W c M J their spring garments. We put that lively, "B's" en his report card, thjs man sees me. he follows rJcu ure o Jews sat rna- , L 0 f !h P . ares . asey, rs. ean ·or ractor i.n !he bi'.:! increase ! tsupporbe ~s I e r~J:trn ~ rc ~ F. Cobb, Augusline Focantl, "like new" look back in! brought heme a card with two me, then walks 'JP and down ~ o cur 1mpor s mam am llle . . "C's" and the rest un•s." in front uf the house I'm visit000f 0 wasthe rise in ilnporls on non- i . I Roy V. Howell, Mrs. Luther L. . ·I b , governmen 1 1s suppor11ng pnces H t M . Th 1 M Lo That did it! We decidf:!d tu ing un lit I leave. products, suet as utterh d d th ll . g I un' rs. e rna . ve, 011 ohne edan ' an tsen fa odw:n 1 Mrs. Leslie Parsons, Mrs. Leo HUNTINGTO~ Nine mixtures, Colby rhe€se i 1 lry 1 new appreach. It worked. The other day 1e trailrd mr , unc ang amoun o a1ry , d . E..:. ll'"hl bll and his dad home in his car, and now 1 see dred seventy-four Marshall frozen cream. I od 1 . th E. Ra.ney, Mrs. Arnol R. Re)· 1 1 1 "' . d h b lpr uc Jmpor s o ower e npIds LeWIS . M R'ddle Dee -··•• 1 POMEROY 992-5428 ..,...,. co ..1 to tb e garage 1us· car par ked ncar our .house tversity stu ents ave ee Greater Imports Expe<led domestic price at the 33me An R,. 1 M · Cliff rd' L 0 tllhere my husband gave him lo at odd hours. I'm getting afraid named to the academic tin)e n rage • rs. • smaekt 1<ross his rear with a to go nut. · List for the .Fall s~mester. While predictions at<>l1il"VI!f··r ' Riffe, Mrs. John M. Slagle, TRI-LUSTRE CLEANERS, MIDDLEPORT belt. · 1 carl'! tell my husband about 3.00 overall academic . ly increased imports, the pros· MEET TONIGHT Ca-;;r;_l~D:;,.~S~ta;;;a;;:ts;.,,;Mr;s;;;·.,V;;i;;:ct;;:or;_;J:.;.~~~~~~~~~~:;:::: 18 7 Tba! started three months a- this or there'll be a big (B) or higher required lor 196 are for a sligilt I Southern Local Board of Ed- '"' go. Today our SIX' brought up. Wbat to do? - YOUNG qualify students lor this In the exports o;. mil~ Iucation will hold iL' regular a report card with one WIFE mhon. . be;ause of an rcrpa · :monthly meeting at 7 o'clock "C pW and all the r est Dear Wife: The !ollowmg students. lower shipments ol anhy· ;tonight in the Southern Higll "B's.~ You MUST tell your husand. Mason County have qualified: mllklat. · School Helen, I was not in favor of The man could be dangerous. Pt. Pleasant Exports of evaporated milk ! . my lllllband tanning our son At any rate, you can't handla Sharon Sturgeon, Elana and nonfat dry milk are expeet- 1 The earth is the filth Iart>Verf ldght, but, you can see, this situation alone; and Darst, PatriCJa Ilrenn~n, to gam sl~ghtly and those of gcst planet in our solar system, brolllht results. are husbamls for but to da Lou Steele, Vlck1 Steele; condensed milk are expected to and the th~d from the sun. 11 If all parents of laxy kids teet their wives? - H. Sophomores, Thomas V. Me- remain steady. ------- - · -ould ....._. t~••ht WJ'I ll our Dear >.Jelen: Guffin, Patrick A. Wilson, Pam" ""'"' --. 1 h Krebs Agriculture Secretary Orville methocl, we'd see a lot of up- Please find me some kind eta Buffinglon, E izan.t Freeman and other farm •"'•• J MOM wile _ Mattox, Gary Rea; Juniors, . gr_.., come one. Roy K. Keeler, George Thorn- . are showmg a growing Retails Effective Thru March 15th in Gallipolis, Pomeroy, MldtDiport OF SOK WITH IMPROVED ~~~ng!:;;~3~ as Kenny, Roger Op. concern about the soar~ 1m· MARKS LOR a! Marte Rose; Seniors, . Fr~an has smd he Size SUPER-RIGHT-GARLIC OR MILD h' k thl I h Dear Bachelor: aid H Jarrtll Molly Young action should he taken I 5·9 __ pr. •••.,, I m s s muc Park, .Dorothy' Knoll, Joyce to put a lid on dairy. imports, too DllaiJ down·grsding !01 a My advice to you, dear McCoy Eshenaur, Florence but he has not ~~m1tted him- ~ little ap.grading. The ~ad Meeputtjro.~r late by •'date Stem: Karen Hanes Wellman. sell to any spec1f1C legiSlative MmarltB" your son got at' home Letart _ Charles R. Yonker, prTogrham. u these last three months were a Should you clash, then . li R b . ere are eurren y more mighty IIlah pri<e for the tern· and she semor, Ar no ous ' semor. th 40 t d . Impo I Middleport e....o '· h Can blame the darn New Haven - Leah A. Mill· an separa 0 aey r All Good Well Trlmmed-71nch Cuts poney ......, mar.,. e won er, freshman, Woodie Simpkins, u~~ln:_:th~e~H:"'ou~s~e.~Se~n.:_W~llli~a~m~.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,==""'''ll throogll fear. ~rely there's a not me! - H. better way to teaeh a boy that NOTE TO ALL WilD sophomore. Sllcod _ .: •c~ work Is Important, and QUEST MATES via mail: Ashton - Carolyn J. Shank, leartdDI is fun. - H. ry: I'm not a ")atchmaker. sophomore. lleat Belen: don't cve11 recommend -~-ANN PAGE-PREPARED A&PBRAND WI .-.1 to Uve nell door to computers unless applicants CARPENTER ' • mailed eouple, but we mov- personally and Mrs. Ruby Jordan was bosfi T "'""'' H tess lor aevening. Stanley Gui!Sis party in· on td partly because t b e screened Ifst. oo •_, .-:- · Thursday mal Dlde .,..... at me. I'm Tbls column i.! dedicated eluded Katherine Lawsou, Be~ • lllpplly married woman and family living, so il you're . ty Mattox, Leah Crabtree, Faye Jordon, Dessie Perry, Jane Arbaugh and son, PIIIIS)' Jordan, Ellen Holland, Roxie Ar· IN UGHT l·lb. bangh, Hazel Culwell, Elizabeth SYRUP Clftl plcp. Jordan and the demonstrator, Gladene Ryan. I Su"day BRANDS HATCH, England IUPJ) - Dan Gurney of Costa FRANCONIA, N.H. IUPI) Mesa, Calif., won UJe formula Jean-t.:laude Killy ol France one "Race of Champions.'· won Nor!h American -ilpinc championships and the World 0058 zzzz~ydlyd nhas 3-13 jl Ski Cu~. ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) Julius Boros won the $ll>,OOO ARCADIA. Cab!. (UP! I Florida Citrus Open Golf Niarkos galloped ,. victory in Tournament with '12-bole total ol 10NIN6 lf;\QN THE 275. CLIC~ES OF T~E I!UFF5 SKI SECOND AT THE ANTIQUE·CAR Ohio H. s. Re&loD.Il Flnala RAL~Y. .. VIKERSUN. Norway tUPI)- By United Preas lnlematloual n.,I'{X ...t'IVP A 1"'/_. Reinhold Bachler, a 21·year-old 1'NI~IS' n J Clan AA Austrian, soared 505.3 feet , AI Columbus three inches Sunday to set a Columbno Linden 43 new world ski jumping r~~~rd Columbus East 34 while winning an internatJonal -----------~AI CloclaDaU 4- IJaliy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleoort. 0 .. March 1~, 1967 meet. Cincinnati LaSalle 70 The young jumper broke the Colerain .58 tJid record of 492 feet, twn AI Kent inches set earlier this season by canton Lincoln 65 Lars Grini ef Norway at Cuyahoga Falls &\ ObersdGrf, Germar.y. At ·Bowlllll Green Cleveland East Tecll '12 Elyria 18 ' Ia l>!r$. S !!OJ ~ . . _ , Mra. Perry .San.e. Uemben el .t - - 1\lra. James L. Bush ill\d infaDt lM attmled lbl. ...., · llollft Hospital: VlsltiJI& son, Mrs Delmll D Crail IIIII lDtl IIOI'IIIIp Mllol af J1Mtb lloun M and 74 p.m. l'artnll Infant d~ughter Mr., · Mllhodlst Quell d tlle!t only ... Pedlalrles Ward. L. Durst and t.dant son, M:t. leaders. '!be trGop ~ 1111 AdmiMioot • Stepben L. Harris aDd Infant IIJIJellns. lor the aervlce. 't h • ·.• .. Mrs. Elmua E. DeVault, 1811 daqhter, Mrs. David a Jlo. dlardlls IIIMl t/1 1111 ICCIUI "JlOI' C.kr.:;to.,.w~~ I MQQEJ.s.FOR EVCOELORS, PRICES . RV8UDGET! DETHOIT (UP!\ -Bob Sea· gren's 17-foot-one-quarter incn pole vault led Southern California to victory in the NCAA track and field championship. Rarelr SenUitt'l, Pomero~. o., ~ i ' the $12~,000 San Juan Capl,tra· no Hondlcap at Santa Anit• racew•y. deefecllll 1 I{)OC:Ial t1eo11o11 Ill «<iirgt 1114 llldnc .. 11 ~ llrlam eel lor April 11. peaded I!OilleMe. 'l'hert 18, o1 eourse, the plafa. Tile start o1 tills whole bual· est doubt thai under tbt Con- ness has by this point been lost stltutlon the House eaa thus tn a · ball o1 W8l!. 'lbe Initial Wiiftll i .;.,, Ho&pitall{eW~ ..._~_.................~b............. _.....,.....__ I *D!P .A.CTION 4GrTATORI *RAPIDRr SPIN! *JEJ. SIMPtE DESIGN! BfRRrS W~RlD ' ..• By Unlted Prell lntemallonal Salarday COLllMB!A, Mo. (UP!\ Norm Stewart was named new heed boskelball coach at the Universi!y of Missouri. ;:l ! ~ Week(md Sports Summary .. . \, .. ~ ,' .·.· ... ,9c -;.II . 59c .': ,,I· I . " I CAKE MIXES . ;: " ..... 88c ....,. :'' i : llADE ~liN BONll ...;.~U.S. A. WHITE .. I DESSERT DISH Mr. al\(1 Mrs. Donald ot Athelia, Mr8. i.ailra Cirt:Ie 1 of Dorcas, and Mr. a~ l>!r$, James Circle of Nes Haven, cenUy spent a Satur4Y; even. lng with · Mrs. Mary Cir<le. · Mr, and Mrs, Smith ll!'d 1daugl11ter of Van Meter, and only 19c ... • ' I . .' WITH EVERY $5.00 PURCHASE NOUMITS START YOUR SET NOW Buy A Few Pi- Every Wlllk ' -,,. . KUN•' . . WATCH FORANOTHEit .. - "KEY WEEK I ~T 80tH f,I'ORES ' .~-~I "' TO �' ' By SANDY'PitfSAld' ·· !o-3, while Atlanta, '· Pit> four more rt1111 ln llle el&hth. out II hila, lncludinJ 1ll(N UPI Sporls Wrllv ''' t.burgh and the New· York all Detroit eraeked lour homers singles by Bart Shirley and tt may have taken a while, upped their records to 2-tl. The Sunday, including the second in pair doubles by Don Bosch, lor bu t app.arently the_ Chlcogo Braves beat the Dodgers 4·2, three games by Jim Northrup their second win in two days While Sox are finally learning the Pirates topped Philadelphia and Jake Wood, to increase the over the Cards. there's something useful you !IH and the Mets shellacked St. , team's spring total to nine, Baltimore scored for live runs can do when you're not in the 1Louis 7-1. . more than twice as many :lS in the. first three inningli ·off Mel tield-hit. 1 The White Sox led only 2.0 any othe1· club in the majors. Slottlemyre and Wflll( on to a 7· Long time cream puffs at the going into the fifti1 but then Allan La used Clele Boyer's 2. victory over the, Yankees. plate and dead !aslln batting in began to show their new-found thi1·d hit of the game to break a In tile day's only extra inning the .Amencan League last offensive telents in rapid order. 2·2 seventh inning tie and defeat affair, rookie outfielder Dick season. the Sox pounded out Beck-to-tack singles by Lee Ella tile Dodgers lor the second day Billings singled in a lOth inning eight runs on nine hits Sund1.1y and Tom MCCraw led to a run in a row. , run to give ttle Washin1ton to beal cmcmnali · 8.;! and ' in the fifth , Pete Ward The Pirates combined a 12-hit Senators a U victory over the bcC<Jme 1he only club in ldeli vered his second hit of UJe lattack and six innings of Houston Astros In a 3 hour 15 basl'ball besides D~lroil to own day to score In the stxth and : shutout pitching by Bob Veale mi~ute game that saw 18 1 a :; o ex lubilion record. !hrf'e hiL~, including a double by ; and Billy Short in their win over stnkeouts and lt ~!lks. Tlu• T1gers slammed Minneso· Buddy )!radford, resulted ln !he Phillies. The Mets rapped ·'l'llt Woii,Red ·soi, 'ahowln' · · ' ' •I ,, · -, ' · .p j -HEY SU:.4:E w.v~~ ::::::.\ T MA.KE 'o" LIKE '7"~EY USED ' SURE H~S 6~oN TAl<I'N CARE OF"·" IT CERTAINlY .JN,UST \I'C)ESN''T COOK IT.S A~E · .. AN01'HER ~HING ALWAY5 COMES UO WITH 1~, "W! 1-<AD ONE .J~ LIKE TH"T WHE\1 I WASp., .< :D': \.!!~:t,t:.--r THE MO.t:Z.E WE SH INE THE BRASS THE MOO.o THE FA~S WITH THE DIRTY PAWS HAVe TO HANDL! IT"· I I . . ' .• MINNEAPOLIS iUPI) Harry ! Buc I Grant wt~s n~mtd the new head coi:tch of the Minnesota Vikings of t h e National Football League. - · eadtnl they ean hit just like the Tlger•-::;;::::::::::::;::::~:-:-:::;-:,::;::;::;:;i::::::::::::;::::::::::::::~ and White Sox, explnded lor a 1f ',... five-run fourlll Inning and out> bit Kansas City 13-4 en route to an 1-3 vletory. Out West, the Chleago CUbs 1 , . backed up s)Jutout hurlllll! by Ken Holtzman and Torn Mantjlle with a 14 hil assault to rout tbe Angels 11).2 at Palm Sptlngo, CaUl. In a CactllS !league game at Phoenix, the San Francisco Giants blitzed for !'our runa ID the fifth and totaled IS hits 14 of them singles, In downing' tbe Cleveland Indians 7-t. IY W!UIAU 8, WASl11'1«l'roN - ~olitlcal I NC.o\.A Uni\' . Tour. (1st coma out ready lor lroninal Clothes dry quicker on the line or in a dryer! • Two speeds! Durable PreS$ Care for new, no-iron fabrics! • Deep Action Agitator, Jet-Away Rinse, special water level settina for small loads! D :l~·ton 69 W. Ky 67 Mid'oll'"' lteg. l-'t. Collins, Colo. Hom; ~9 \ew \1 l'X . St. 58 F<~r \\'est Kc~. Ft. Collins. Colo. Tex. Wst rn 62 Seat!l.e ;,4 ~ational ln\·ita1ion Tour. C:\ew· York·Jst Jtound) Pro\". ii Mrmphis St 68 Rut ~ers 78 Utah St. 76 t\ew :\1ex. 66 Syracuse 64 Ma rqurtte 64 Tulsa 60 Allntr Coij!lt Conf. Tour. N.C B1 !Juke 73 'r\'slrn Alhltc Coni. Plyoff Wyo . iO Brigham Young 63 1\CA \. Col Di\•. Tour. Wa gner 61 Drexel .13 Cons Lul hr 99 Sn Colo St. 78 Ark Sl. 105 Ark AM&N 93 Valparaiso 80 Ind St. 77 L!U 72 Sl. Micha•l's 6l Til. St. 89 La. Terh ;;o No Dak. 107 Parsons 56 Sprngfld St 87 Lincoln 77 Cheyny St. 80 f'tlila Trx 61 Wins to n-Salem 88 Akron 80 Balwn·AIIc 106 St. ~My's 81. Non-Tournament Games Cal Aggs Rl Prtland Sl. 71 J QII'a 83 Michigan 76 San Diego St 88 Nev. So 71 Ind. 95 Purdue 82 Sanla Bar 102 Pepprdne f!l Colo. 64 ~ebr. 57 Wos. 102 Ill. 92 Mirh Sl. 79 N.W . 66 Ripon 66 Cornell Iowa 62 Lw rence 120 Grinnt>ll 86 I!CLA 8.1 So Calif. 5.1 Okla. SL 65 Ol<la. 63 Kansas 74 Kansa•j St. 56 Cal of. 83 Stanford 58 Ore St. 49 Ore. 47 OT U. nf Pocifc 63 S I. 59 Loyola. Cal 82 San J>e St. Sl Mf)·s Cal !KI Snl<< Cl r 84 "I think we'•·• about ,.ocfted the graffiti saturation ,.,'nt'". l r--~-:-~~~~~ BOWLI with the BEST Smith 148, Beulah Bocook 143. • Jet-simple machanlsm &ives you new washer reliability! 95 Pinneltcs 130 ! Slow !'our 129 ___, Odd Balls Ill Bowlettes 100 MASON BUWU~G CENTER . Krazy Four 96 I.EAGUI:: STANDINGS Pin Splitters >2 Thursday P.M. Women's High Game _ Etta Norton, Won 183; High Series - Loree Smith Simon.' Pic A Pair · 58 . 423 , Team High Game and StrSummer's Pharmacy :W 30 · ies _ Slow Ji'oor, 623, 1758. Blue Tartan 32 32 B & B Market ~ ~ Mason Furniture 26 38 Bantam Jloys Conkle Ccol Co. 14 50 Hig~ Three Games: Simon's Marclo I, lN'I Pic A Pair 2305, Blue T<lrtan 2201. Mason Furniture 2i71; Lee 5 ~~~~'II R· h d 520 A Le 8 Fearso01e Foursolllll I . I Jc ar son . ; nna """ " Strikes Impossible of SOl : Hrtty Batey 4a5. High Slnsle Game: The Bombers ! Prr A Pair 804 : Masoe Furnl· Monkry • RUllllill'll I I lure 'i86: Blue Tartan m. High Game and Sertet . , Averages: BeIIy Ba1ey Steve Story, 149. 292. High H18•1 Team Game and 165, Betty Sayre 159. 1\'aoda Gabritsch 154, Kathy Davi5 154, Strike• Jmpo.sible, 6t7, 1330. J..ee Richard sen 153, Bonnie Me· IUqsbury ~·• · ekl ~ Farland 153, Anna Lea White, 1"".:.,-''---===;;;;;;;;;;;i 150, Patti Arnold 150, w-. ONLY m.oo Do.., - a.t._ Conv.nient ftf1M 'llefore ~., ""' a new fut•JIIIce ••• 'BEM.EMB.EB tJaere • • ~ive wa,s to heat 'ELECTRICALLY IWIII ...,. • ..,I:IIoices-anleadtlilesyoua 111111Mif11 ltl'lldllllllittess.CetlltelnreFacts • 1111 lltll1 .. , 1•1111 admilagesofela:llit: beat at •allti~·= Pbtopmlingcost.QrUyoDJReddy I MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. II" w·In PIaces on . ., - ..\ : -. ... .•. I' ' v"" Step Right ,~~ into Spring wlthaDalty H R II b'l l ) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS ... . 1 Women's DRESS FLATS V.:.....,., $2,99 CORNED BEEF BRISKET _ ~~~~· 99c I Bacon GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS Carmel Society Notes MIDDLEPORT ' Middleport, 0. Ri. 4 99c 'IM A RUG SHAMPOOER $1.00perday &Abbott FLATS N. 2nd Ave. • .I FreshLoolc .-war. A 11a,n11 I Pllllleror . . DirCHtll sa.99 THE SHOE BOX 1' :~F Steaks in• I IJCI••IJIIIIhomeiD~baatwilha lllltltMnilliiiiE!IIIIlltelll--. 0n11 fllli!less AND BLACK _ _ __ iv I Roush's Shoe Store singletlllill. ftnJacranllmatioutlltlls&culleused to TO M -, ... I "•IIIII llumaat, lllillr • lllfltiiWIIPIIlll JtealsllldCIXlls witll a .. _, ·- '"::'fi· .., ... FREE DELIVERY Farmers Growing • •AnXIOUS • ,, 974 Students .. Iuten. W1d lata, 11H1 CeltraJ Systems WHITE, BONE, HAYRIDE 1 I"[TI For craeI\down on 1mports • __j !·year Wa!ramy for ropalr ol3111 clefoct wlllloul ell1110, plus 4-yoor Protection Plan (palls only) for "mltlli11J NJIIoollmenl lor IllY dtiiC> tlve pelt In tile oomplotel-km, . , _ -11111 111111 _ . , wattr pumpl Growing Girls 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 · I 0 II I :!. .. !:5..,. In="' 1 On the Farm Front 1 HELE~~-1: ~LP us ! &·YEAR NATIONWIDE WARRAITY BACKED BY GENERAL MOTORS I 1r111 ..._...., CeiiiiJ CUller Paaels, Wall March I, IK7 I V"Y1! 1\A.J 1 T1rms To Suit You Other Models From $199 lly .....llelr • 111-r.aa have a"1811or-made" llameless eleclric healilli ~Yi~Jm, hec:allle you ean choose Wameo's Early Bird LOague qtrl•""' an 1 TENNIS V!CfORY CAIRO i UP!) -Jan Erik Lundquist of Sweden dereated lsmael Shafei of Cairo &-4 , &-4, 6-2 Sunday to wm lhe singles title of the Cairo Jnterna1ional lawn tennis championships. Jn the mixed doubles c!1am· l•ionship, Shale! learned with ' Italy's Lea Perieoli to beat Czechoslovakian Davis Cuoper Jlri Ja'wsky and Russia's Miss iBianova 6-4, 9-7. ::; :"!f. r.e.; .. Princeto n G8 W.Va. ~7 S! .Juhn'.:; 57 Temple 53 Mideast Reg., Lexington, Ky. Virgi ma Tech 82 To!~o 76 . . _~· · . oil MIDDLEPORT, 0. "Enst Reg. Kingston, R.I. B o~t on Col 48 Conn 42 East R••g. Blacksbur&., Va. - BACKACHE 1ENSION iv • fasteat, drltat splrl'of all - some fabrlcs Round) a I. , I I I I 1 BAKER FURNITURE Press Jnternalional r 1 .' BJ L'nited I I I D! j· No other automatic spins as fast as this Frigidaire "Rapidry-1000" Washer I '169 !5G vm,. •· .· wu. ht.tory have 10 IIIIIDJ ( :1~' made so absurd and so bopeless - ' ·1. . • hash war so essentlally Utile _ • • llUIIl and matlv as bas now punish Powell hoth retrospeo- agitation fo• Powell's ouster was Chestnut ~.; Ray M. KliDe, Quaid and Infant son, Mrs. Jaclr aon. be!IP DlNII In tile celebrated Uvely and prospecUvely. And, begun neither by Republicans !4&1!. Third Ave.; Mark s. R. Welker and infant SOD, Mrs. tfllir ol Adem Clayton Powell. ol course, bi& lawyers are go- nor Southetn Democrats, LUCCK Moses, Thurman; Damll E. Dewey L. Wroten and Infant Tho llousfi~~l Representatives lng to rourt and almost cer- though hotli' sets tater collabor· RSpet. 2 Gallipolis; .Jerri 11011, Mrs. Merby A. Durham, SICOIID~~ 1< -"twice overrun~ botb its own talnly will win. ated In it, lilt rather by ultra. . • ncer, Rt. 2 Vmton; Eugene W. Erlewlne, Jll!llell liJDIIIY Wisest leaders and plain com- Now, ao though Ibis ham- liberal Demoorats whose outHarvey C. Rodgers, Cheshire; Hall grnrs. E9ker Jobnsoo, or Bla<... '"' IliOn seiiBe. ,b,nded thing was not atready rage at Powell's so-called "free INVOIS W. Manuel Klng, Eureka Star Arthur Kerwood, Larry E. Luclr- :=r..:":J':::.::"~'"'~ first It votes to refuse a re- out of hand enough, the Repub- . wheeling" caused ltlem to over· 'IOU MUST 8E GQIN& Rt.; 1\frs. Benny WalUs, Rt. 1 eydoo, Mrs. Vlrstnia A. Moore ~-=- ~lon ~ 10 ~YTHIS. .~eating to Powell on the extra· .lican leaders of New York de· 'look the elementary !act that . GaUlpofis; Charles A. Stone, Mlsa Garnet L. Tooley Mn' llitP.:lf'.\:~ ' ":"B";,,., ardinary theory that having cide to run another widely pub- simply helng 1 bnd fellow or ~~~u~;d1 E~ardW'lbuL. MCottreMll, Robert E. King llld l~faat ~'f,iji~b. rea<hed Ibis verdict without tri· liclzed professional Negro, even a totally Irresponsible lei- , DROLJF we ; r · er· daughter, Mrs. RaYJilODd L utf ••"'''' II or heGrinG, it will then "in· James Meredith, against Pow· :low, as Powell has been, Is not j !0i.,;::;'~::!~~f~cled cer, Rt. 1• Patriot; Mrs. Clif· Newman and Infant da1J8hter. no(1a(LCI& II'ICit.,-~ vesllgale" his conduct, which ell in the special electioo in really grounds lor the exclusion , . . . sqellledbytheabeve ~n :!n:~~·RCht.eslhCroire,w·~~~~.81ty~IF';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=-, It has, ol course, already ron- April. This amounts to a public of a man duly elecled to Con· ' ~ ' ~ emned . Pausing lor a mo· proclamation that tbis Congres·. gress. Priutlko'SIIiPHAMSIEI\hero Mrs. Norman E. Bliss, Kanau. . ga; John K. Brillhart, Pl. Plea0 ment'l reflection - and in the 1stonal seat must be openly con- It Is plain; to those lew who (....... sant; Mrs. Elsie R. Condee, Pl. CLOnn THING TO original action there was neith· lsidered to be strictly racist - have been able to maintain IJoomb''" WIDGI JINGO HYBRID VIOLIN Pleasant; Charles R. WiUJers, A PHARMACY tr time fOr repl renectlon nor ,in theory as well as in fact. some poise in this tlusiness, .tiut~ · rdall't · · h IN VOURHDMI real debate - · it then sets up Moreover, Powell \ whose ar· that the proper way to ~ake " AIDwtr: JJ'IIat you ho:M tl) do a. bor rh/Jt uron.''· As ton, W. Va.; Roger A. Durst, I ~rst-rate ~~nunittee suppos· rogant and irresponsible and care of the Powell case, boltl 8 s ''""'--IRING OUR OWN Rt. 1 Leon, W. Va.; Keith M. Wo clollver frot to tdly to lnqul~e Into what Pow· , demagogic eonduct ·has never in simple justice and in sane Kearns, West Colwnbia, W. lhfallowllll ell has doqe but·ac\ually to find been in doubt. is almost certain politics, has twice been reject· Va.; Wllliam C. Williams, Rt. lome belated 'flleans to get the 1to overwhelm Meredith and ed by a general House member~!;~d~· ~~· ;p:~:~~: whole Ho119e off .lhe hook from then return to Washington and ship which has acted through· Charla! L. Young, Pl. PleasoMlddlopoJt 1 spasm of non-tbought. say to the House : "Now, baby, out in mass hysteria. Thls "P"''ial committee comes ' what are you going to do about Obviously, be should bave !nit· ant; James R. Powell, Jr., Apln with a plan which would it'" The assumption is that tlle Ially been seated provisionally, ~e Grov;t ~j Va.; t~:.a J:. eompletely have destroyed such Republican leadership In New pending proper inquiry, and N Ri ~~~ • . tnnuence as Powell might have iYork decided to run Meredil.h if and when evidence justifying . . : ~ 1 'R rs. 11 a~~e·1 tnee had in office·- in the because It thought II must ex- lhis expulsion .had been found, , By LARRY D. RATI'FIELD I Proxm~re, 0-WIS., Is sponsormg Bo~~~- ·8 ,: s, F · K ste~ meantime he had already been culpate the party from Powell's he should then have been ex- WASHTI'IGTON (UP!) _ With a bill, favored by most produc- p · . Eu ~~:· llllPSFW thrown out of the chairmanship , tireless charges that the House pelled. This manllestly sensi· . Is ed' . g tbat 1967 !ers, that also hears the Signa- R~r;'!ng' ~~:...' E 1 - I.MAIII I t t el tbe Labor Committee - by 1 vlotimizOd him because he is a 1 ble course having been refused, dexper . prrtslCI~ll h lures of 42 other senators. Lynd . p MarC! ud. -limply censuring bim and thus Negro. •the House should then bave tak- ally IInpo WI reac new Woold Cut lmpor\8 on, . orneroy; '"· a e linlshlng hbn as a disturber The awkward fact lor the G. 1en tile alternative proposed by hrghs ~s exports declme, Amerl- Proxmire's bill, which has the Fitcbpalnck, Rt. 1 RutJand; tbe decorum and peace of the O.P. is thai the entire Republi· the special committee - to re· can da~ndry fanmrs ~ore gleottmgn 1 strong support of the GMeorg;.. Gt · GMumLe, . Pomperoy; . . . . . more a more anx!. us r a M'lk Prnd · rs. I.A.!S er . WIS orneHouse of Representatives. can membersh1p of the House tam Powell nommally m the . 1 ucers . . ' Again, hqwever. the House in· did indeed unanimously v11te House but to cut him down to 'm,f~rt Acrack~t"wn. De artment's would drastically curb ~yvn~"· ~ Cl~~k, 1 0 0 lfantly rejects thi.! rational so- against Powell's right to sit, zero in innuence or power. C 1 E. 1 t ~ /ncu ~"· Pd Thurs 1ports. It would also end the Ro h ~ t Jutloa by now proclaiming not ·even in advance of inquiry or This would have meant h is da es 01edrecath s • t ISSUerld dalr · present method of setting quo!- B usd,. or Ath' a. ;1\larar t. . . . . . ay no a wo y d . -~ ts d ran eoerry ens· gare merely that Powell cannot Sit hearmg. But m the~r desperate end for all practiCal purposes; d' .1. ld . . as on mry pr .... uc un cr E Sor ll R' t 1 'E . t ed d con 1 tons wou encourage m- · th !led li th . re . wmg on· . . . . In the current sessiOn of con. anXIety to remove thli alleg but the way matters now stan , d US d . ·mpo 1 1 c so-ca sec on 22 o1 e M M rtln' E W .11 1 to ' 1 01 • "· bl ot oI rac1st · G.0 .P. mo t·1ves, PoweII JS · onIy at the be gmnmg, · · . crease rs , exts· t1ng I·mport Program • a n: ~eu, uut u:1at he cannot s1t· m . th' · · ally S rs. bl ' R'J Rt· 2 • 1rron ten. 1 the next session, either. no mat· by running Meredith they are and thw epiaode will have re- ag~:~ . 1~s. Y~~r. de rtment 1 ~ Under section .22,. Import ~ e I! ey, J Bl Ja:~son: ter 11 he ohould again he re- in effect dignifying a false percussions lor years to come. red'ct!a ) ' th et P3 ~ biDi ~ quotas on certam da1ry goods R rhes. 1 eRnryMull. 1 osRs,t 1 H : 0 · are recommended by the Agrl- 0 r. · P Ic mg a .a ns, · . am 11 ing kid trouble or just plain pounds of ~Ilk equivalent will culture Department and passed ~en; Mrs. Ada M. VIckers, trouble, le: Helen help YOU. be imported In 1967. Uno!Hclally on by t~e U.S. Tariff Commis· South Point; Mrs. James Bow· She wm also welcome your Ithe experiB say Irr,ports prob- ~ sion. Foreign producers h•ve er~ Jackson; Mr:<. BenJamm J. own amusing experiences. Ad- ably Will be 8 bllhon or J"t?.Ore been ab1e to greatly increase Williams, Wellston; Glen R. dress fle 1"·· •·• 'tel in ,,are of Ipounds higher than In 1966 · 1shi ments to the United States Holschuh, Scottown. 8~ this ne\' ~me pnvalc groups thm~ tile 1 b/cxporting non-quJta items. Her en :Sattel _ --· 1mports could go even hrgh•"· ' Molk producers are now fearMrs. Claude Fllchpalrlck, Rt. possibly to more than 4 b1lhon ful that a section 22 action will I Rutland, son, 12 28 a.m. SunONI!l BAD MARK hec-•m• a little frightened pounds. · be substituted wilh the ap- day. Put your family's best foot forward Into FOR ANOTHEo Once in a while 1 •o back to Imports last year totalled an I F' n f the Mr>. Eugene Bare, Mrs. Jos" " . td 2 7 b'll' d prova 1 o1 reerna ' or h F Bl kb V.. S Dear Helen; visit former neighbors. When estlma e . I JOn poun s I t"ff p . bill I ep . ac urn, trgmia ue spring with a perfect dry cleaning of all Olir son, "ho Is able to .arn this man sees me. he follow s up from 0.9 billion m 1965. Ag· l"oer rotxmrr!e t: 22 nd Call, Vonda K. Canter, Mre. . It ff .. I· .d the pponen s o sec •on a Ch I W c M J their spring garments. We put that lively, "B's" en his report card, thjs man sees me. he follows rJcu ure o Jews sat rna- , L 0 f !h P . ares . asey, rs. ean ·or ractor i.n !he bi'.:! increase ! tsupporbe ~s I e r~J:trn ~ rc ~ F. Cobb, Augusline Focantl, "like new" look back in! brought heme a card with two me, then walks 'JP and down ~ o cur 1mpor s mam am llle . . "C's" and the rest un•s." in front uf the house I'm visit000f 0 wasthe rise in ilnporls on non- i . I Roy V. Howell, Mrs. Luther L. . ·I b , governmen 1 1s suppor11ng pnces H t M . Th 1 M Lo That did it! We decidf:!d tu ing un lit I leave. products, suet as utterh d d th ll . g I un' rs. e rna . ve, 011 ohne edan ' an tsen fa odw:n 1 Mrs. Leslie Parsons, Mrs. Leo HUNTINGTO~ Nine mixtures, Colby rhe€se i 1 lry 1 new appreach. It worked. The other day 1e trailrd mr , unc ang amoun o a1ry , d . E..:. ll'"hl bll and his dad home in his car, and now 1 see dred seventy-four Marshall frozen cream. I od 1 . th E. Ra.ney, Mrs. Arnol R. Re)· 1 1 1 "' . d h b lpr uc Jmpor s o ower e npIds LeWIS . M R'ddle Dee -··•• 1 POMEROY 992-5428 ..,...,. co ..1 to tb e garage 1us· car par ked ncar our .house tversity stu ents ave ee Greater Imports Expe<led domestic price at the 33me An R,. 1 M · Cliff rd' L 0 tllhere my husband gave him lo at odd hours. I'm getting afraid named to the academic tin)e n rage • rs. • smaekt 1<ross his rear with a to go nut. · List for the .Fall s~mester. While predictions at<>l1il"VI!f··r ' Riffe, Mrs. John M. Slagle, TRI-LUSTRE CLEANERS, MIDDLEPORT belt. · 1 carl'! tell my husband about 3.00 overall academic . ly increased imports, the pros· MEET TONIGHT Ca-;;r;_l~D:;,.~S~ta;;;a;;:ts;.,,;Mr;s;;;·.,V;;i;;:ct;;:or;_;J:.;.~~~~~~~~~~:;:::: 18 7 Tba! started three months a- this or there'll be a big (B) or higher required lor 196 are for a sligilt I Southern Local Board of Ed- '"' go. Today our SIX' brought up. Wbat to do? - YOUNG qualify students lor this In the exports o;. mil~ Iucation will hold iL' regular a report card with one WIFE mhon. . be;ause of an rcrpa · :monthly meeting at 7 o'clock "C pW and all the r est Dear Wife: The !ollowmg students. lower shipments ol anhy· ;tonight in the Southern Higll "B's.~ You MUST tell your husand. Mason County have qualified: mllklat. · School Helen, I was not in favor of The man could be dangerous. Pt. Pleasant Exports of evaporated milk ! . my lllllband tanning our son At any rate, you can't handla Sharon Sturgeon, Elana and nonfat dry milk are expeet- 1 The earth is the filth Iart>Verf ldght, but, you can see, this situation alone; and Darst, PatriCJa Ilrenn~n, to gam sl~ghtly and those of gcst planet in our solar system, brolllht results. are husbamls for but to da Lou Steele, Vlck1 Steele; condensed milk are expected to and the th~d from the sun. 11 If all parents of laxy kids teet their wives? - H. Sophomores, Thomas V. Me- remain steady. ------- - · -ould ....._. t~••ht WJ'I ll our Dear >.Jelen: Guffin, Patrick A. Wilson, Pam" ""'"' --. 1 h Krebs Agriculture Secretary Orville methocl, we'd see a lot of up- Please find me some kind eta Buffinglon, E izan.t Freeman and other farm •"'•• J MOM wile _ Mattox, Gary Rea; Juniors, . gr_.., come one. Roy K. Keeler, George Thorn- . are showmg a growing Retails Effective Thru March 15th in Gallipolis, Pomeroy, MldtDiport OF SOK WITH IMPROVED ~~~ng!:;;~3~ as Kenny, Roger Op. concern about the soar~ 1m· MARKS LOR a! Marte Rose; Seniors, . Fr~an has smd he Size SUPER-RIGHT-GARLIC OR MILD h' k thl I h Dear Bachelor: aid H Jarrtll Molly Young action should he taken I 5·9 __ pr. •••.,, I m s s muc Park, .Dorothy' Knoll, Joyce to put a lid on dairy. imports, too DllaiJ down·grsding !01 a My advice to you, dear McCoy Eshenaur, Florence but he has not ~~m1tted him- ~ little ap.grading. The ~ad Meeputtjro.~r late by •'date Stem: Karen Hanes Wellman. sell to any spec1f1C legiSlative MmarltB" your son got at' home Letart _ Charles R. Yonker, prTogrham. u these last three months were a Should you clash, then . li R b . ere are eurren y more mighty IIlah pri<e for the tern· and she semor, Ar no ous ' semor. th 40 t d . Impo I Middleport e....o '· h Can blame the darn New Haven - Leah A. Mill· an separa 0 aey r All Good Well Trlmmed-71nch Cuts poney ......, mar.,. e won er, freshman, Woodie Simpkins, u~~ln:_:th~e~H:"'ou~s~e.~Se~n.:_W~llli~a~m~.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,==""'''ll throogll fear. ~rely there's a not me! - H. better way to teaeh a boy that NOTE TO ALL WilD sophomore. Sllcod _ .: •c~ work Is Important, and QUEST MATES via mail: Ashton - Carolyn J. Shank, leartdDI is fun. - H. ry: I'm not a ")atchmaker. sophomore. lleat Belen: don't cve11 recommend -~-ANN PAGE-PREPARED A&PBRAND WI .-.1 to Uve nell door to computers unless applicants CARPENTER ' • mailed eouple, but we mov- personally and Mrs. Ruby Jordan was bosfi T "'""'' H tess lor aevening. Stanley Gui!Sis party in· on td partly because t b e screened Ifst. oo •_, .-:- · Thursday mal Dlde .,..... at me. I'm Tbls column i.! dedicated eluded Katherine Lawsou, Be~ • lllpplly married woman and family living, so il you're . ty Mattox, Leah Crabtree, Faye Jordon, Dessie Perry, Jane Arbaugh and son, PIIIIS)' Jordan, Ellen Holland, Roxie Ar· IN UGHT l·lb. bangh, Hazel Culwell, Elizabeth SYRUP Clftl plcp. Jordan and the demonstrator, Gladene Ryan. I Su"day BRANDS HATCH, England IUPJ) - Dan Gurney of Costa FRANCONIA, N.H. IUPI) Mesa, Calif., won UJe formula Jean-t.:laude Killy ol France one "Race of Champions.'· won Nor!h American -ilpinc championships and the World 0058 zzzz~ydlyd nhas 3-13 jl Ski Cu~. ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) Julius Boros won the $ll>,OOO ARCADIA. Cab!. (UP! I Florida Citrus Open Golf Niarkos galloped ,. victory in Tournament with '12-bole total ol 10NIN6 lf;\QN THE 275. CLIC~ES OF T~E I!UFF5 SKI SECOND AT THE ANTIQUE·CAR Ohio H. s. Re&loD.Il Flnala RAL~Y. .. VIKERSUN. Norway tUPI)- By United Preas lnlematloual n.,I'{X ...t'IVP A 1"'/_. Reinhold Bachler, a 21·year-old 1'NI~IS' n J Clan AA Austrian, soared 505.3 feet , AI Columbus three inches Sunday to set a Columbno Linden 43 new world ski jumping r~~~rd Columbus East 34 while winning an internatJonal -----------~AI CloclaDaU 4- IJaliy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleoort. 0 .. March 1~, 1967 meet. Cincinnati LaSalle 70 The young jumper broke the Colerain .58 tJid record of 492 feet, twn AI Kent inches set earlier this season by canton Lincoln 65 Lars Grini ef Norway at Cuyahoga Falls &\ ObersdGrf, Germar.y. At ·Bowlllll Green Cleveland East Tecll '12 Elyria 18 ' Ia l>!r$. S !!OJ ~ . . _ , Mra. Perry .San.e. Uemben el .t - - 1\lra. James L. Bush ill\d infaDt lM attmled lbl. ...., · llollft Hospital: VlsltiJI& son, Mrs Delmll D Crail IIIII lDtl IIOI'IIIIp Mllol af J1Mtb lloun M and 74 p.m. l'artnll Infant d~ughter Mr., · Mllhodlst Quell d tlle!t only ... Pedlalrles Ward. L. Durst and t.dant son, M:t. leaders. '!be trGop ~ 1111 AdmiMioot • Stepben L. Harris aDd Infant IIJIJellns. lor the aervlce. 't h • ·.• .. Mrs. Elmua E. DeVault, 1811 daqhter, Mrs. David a Jlo. dlardlls IIIMl t/1 1111 ICCIUI "JlOI' C.kr.:;to.,.w~~ I MQQEJ.s.FOR EVCOELORS, PRICES . RV8UDGET! DETHOIT (UP!\ -Bob Sea· gren's 17-foot-one-quarter incn pole vault led Southern California to victory in the NCAA track and field championship. Rarelr SenUitt'l, Pomero~. o., ~ i ' the $12~,000 San Juan Capl,tra· no Hondlcap at Santa Anit• racew•y. deefecllll 1 I{)OC:Ial t1eo11o11 Ill «<iirgt 1114 llldnc .. 11 ~ llrlam eel lor April 11. peaded I!OilleMe. 'l'hert 18, o1 eourse, the plafa. Tile start o1 tills whole bual· est doubt thai under tbt Con- ness has by this point been lost stltutlon the House eaa thus tn a · ball o1 W8l!. 'lbe Initial Wiiftll i .;.,, Ho&pitall{eW~ ..._~_.................~b............. _.....,.....__ I *D!P .A.CTION 4GrTATORI *RAPIDRr SPIN! *JEJ. SIMPtE DESIGN! BfRRrS W~RlD ' ..• By Unlted Prell lntemallonal Salarday COLllMB!A, Mo. (UP!\ Norm Stewart was named new heed boskelball coach at the Universi!y of Missouri. ;:l ! ~ Week(md Sports Summary .. . \, .. ~ ,' .·.· ... ,9c -;.II . 59c .': ,,I· I . " I CAKE MIXES . ;: " ..... 88c ....,. :'' i : llADE ~liN BONll ...;.~U.S. A. WHITE .. I DESSERT DISH Mr. al\(1 Mrs. Donald ot Athelia, Mr8. i.ailra Cirt:Ie 1 of Dorcas, and Mr. a~ l>!r$, James Circle of Nes Haven, cenUy spent a Satur4Y; even. lng with · Mrs. Mary Cir<le. · Mr, and Mrs, Smith ll!'d 1daugl11ter of Van Meter, and only 19c ... • ' I . .' WITH EVERY $5.00 PURCHASE NOUMITS START YOUR SET NOW Buy A Few Pi- Every Wlllk ' -,,. . KUN•' . . WATCH FORANOTHEit .. - "KEY WEEK I ~T 80tH f,I'ORES ' .~-~I "' TO �:• ' '!~. '' , '·' l ' . ·' ' I I ' Jl . ' If., ... · Pon1eroy ·. GUAUIT • 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $2495 $1195 2 Dr. Loeally owned, clean interior, new tires, black finish, vinyl interior, radio and heater 1963 CORVAIR $1195 Spider Coupe. Four-speed trans., motor recently Qverbauled, wlslw U...., radio, all vinYl bueket aeats. Sharp! . ·ly fliED L~il;L · > > •11~1 WILLET$ TH'PARSON JESTW~NTBV AN' HE DIDN'T BARK A~ A 81\RK !~-M~NR~U.~·~·~-uaD~-D~A~VI~U~ON~==H=O~N-;~D±A~.. = Motor Co. ;~~?:~~~~~~1966 CHEVROLET-----:-.,..---;;, Impala Co•pe. Red tlnlsb, v.a, std. lriDI. 'litAitritif QOOGLIIIiiil $JifUPi'Y WIUf --·';..···--.,...----,--," ~- ..... - .., SefviceS 1 I • > ·'· 1 S.~':lce MERICA'S TOP QUALITY. Twenllolh CENTURY HEAVYDUT\' WELDERS Nothing else like Ill Cull &h7 size metal, cleaner, faster. Uses less rod. Free dem· ttration at .•. > '·• ' • POMEROY .. .MOTOtcYQES M50 SPORT > ·aoBCAT SPRINT llAQTNAiS Wf.5 &' I I ,.;uu II ONI 0, '". ·NiciEsr reo....... . DICK RAWUNGI I l . •• HOCKINGl'OIIT; OHIO' 992·2111 Pomeroy Motor Co. ·• s.i't 1nd Ohio 110-t ind MOler LIWIIM SCHWARZEL:MARtNE •,. PHONI ' ...W37D • li'L ABNER I By AL CAl', A FIN It WI>.~ 10 TREAT F05DICic<., IF IT WA$N''T FOP, THE WA'I HE 'PURSUED US UNDERWORlD AFTER THE WA'/ KE i:URSUED U5 UNDERWORlD SCUM!! OPEN EVES. P:OO P.M. N IRW•• II SCUM--- ' WINNIE WINKLE FIRST 5 MINUTES WHnlllloy lhru Sunday eNOW OPENt ' CHESTER 25c CAR WASH . 1 < •" . 'Ill!!!< & MEeK .. OKfiV. HOW ABOUT THIS UTILE BABY? r A~ 'rOO KII>Di~ ITS A MESS! HOW CMJ VW STA'i II.J BUSIIJES':. RENTJI..JG CA~ Ui<.E THIS? THE QUEEN Slt)PI'!P I'RIHC! O+ECK& WHEN 5HE HEARD lf!AT HE'D CQ\o\M~&IONED iHI& f'ORTRArr.LUC!qLY '!liE ART!!T WA5 PAID IN ADVANCE. 005H, MILLIE.M15~ l"O'.v->,.. • WINKLE lr>IE~ RGHTHERE IN CI!NTRA~ CITY. ·~ •• "\ . [. NOW TAKING For S1le APPLICATIONS FIRsT, VOU'Ii'i; AS A Gli'EA'OE ASSISTAMT ' ·.,;;;;;;,~;~ FOR CARRIERS THINI< IN MIDDLEPORT. Middleport Furllisbed Wanted f 23011 RM. Soutb 5th Ave., A~::m'~~:: dleport. Pbone llll2M35. 3 12 lJNFURNISHED apnrtment. Furooce heat. High St., Middleport. Call alter 4 p. m., ~. 3 10 6te TH,:;:rr 8UT 11= 'lou 5#f SO, MR. li.IRKI· Contact Faye M1nley tmplovment (J 1- OIDTH£ Be9'r I COULOJ I HOUSE trailer Jot. Electrlelty. water. gas available. PageSt., Middleport. Call afler 4 p. m., 992-2864. 3 10 6tc 3 RM. furnished apt., utilities pd., 3li6 N. 4th, Middleport. Ph. 992-3496. 3 9 Stc Ph. 367·7591 Rt. 7 Chothlrt1, 0. 24 Hr. Towing Servlc. DICK, TRACY ' USED PARTS FOR CARS 1939to 1966 Models Also Rebuilt Parts & All Type Bucket Seats ,. Hours 1:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK I OwMrs Donald I Paul Bllrd Honry W. Baird .; I -...,.. OJploQaotot 'l'HIIBOVdtiiiON ll etum 4 '1'IRAK'1' WIIO ltWOWI lfO LLWI 110'1' Bill OAPRICII.'YQJII'+TQ •. -WE MIGHT f..IOT'6EFI\tt MEN 'TOD/W!! �:• ' '!~. '' , '·' l ' . ·' ' I I ' Jl . ' If., ... · Pon1eroy ·. GUAUIT • 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $2495 $1195 2 Dr. Loeally owned, clean interior, new tires, black finish, vinyl interior, radio and heater 1963 CORVAIR $1195 Spider Coupe. Four-speed trans., motor recently Qverbauled, wlslw U...., radio, all vinYl bueket aeats. Sharp! . ·ly fliED L~il;L · > > •11~1 WILLET$ TH'PARSON JESTW~NTBV AN' HE DIDN'T BARK A~ A 81\RK !~-M~NR~U.~·~·~-uaD~-D~A~VI~U~ON~==H=O~N-;~D±A~.. = Motor Co. ;~~?:~~~~~~1966 CHEVROLET-----:-.,..---;;, Impala Co•pe. Red tlnlsb, v.a, std. lriDI. 'litAitritif QOOGLIIIiiil $JifUPi'Y WIUf --·';..···--.,...----,--," ~- ..... - .., SefviceS 1 I • > ·'· 1 S.~':lce MERICA'S TOP QUALITY. Twenllolh CENTURY HEAVYDUT\' WELDERS Nothing else like Ill Cull &h7 size metal, cleaner, faster. Uses less rod. Free dem· ttration at .•. > '·• ' • POMEROY .. .MOTOtcYQES M50 SPORT > ·aoBCAT SPRINT llAQTNAiS Wf.5 &' I I ,.;uu II ONI 0, '". ·NiciEsr reo....... . DICK RAWUNGI I l . •• HOCKINGl'OIIT; OHIO' 992·2111 Pomeroy Motor Co. ·• s.i't 1nd Ohio 110-t ind MOler LIWIIM SCHWARZEL:MARtNE •,. PHONI ' ...W37D • li'L ABNER I By AL CAl', A FIN It WI>.~ 10 TREAT F05DICic<., IF IT WA$N''T FOP, THE WA'I HE 'PURSUED US UNDERWORlD AFTER THE WA'/ KE i:URSUED U5 UNDERWORlD SCUM!! OPEN EVES. P:OO P.M. N IRW•• II SCUM--- ' WINNIE WINKLE FIRST 5 MINUTES WHnlllloy lhru Sunday eNOW OPENt ' CHESTER 25c CAR WASH . 1 < •" . 'Ill!!!< & MEeK .. OKfiV. HOW ABOUT THIS UTILE BABY? r A~ 'rOO KII>Di~ ITS A MESS! HOW CMJ VW STA'i II.J BUSIIJES':. RENTJI..JG CA~ Ui<.E THIS? THE QUEEN Slt)PI'!P I'RIHC! O+ECK& WHEN 5HE HEARD lf!AT HE'D CQ\o\M~&IONED iHI& f'ORTRArr.LUC!qLY '!liE ART!!T WA5 PAID IN ADVANCE. 005H, MILLIE.M15~ l"O'.v->,.. • WINKLE lr>IE~ RGHTHERE IN CI!NTRA~ CITY. ·~ •• "\ . [. NOW TAKING For S1le APPLICATIONS FIRsT, VOU'Ii'i; AS A Gli'EA'OE ASSISTAMT ' ·.,;;;;;;,~;~ FOR CARRIERS THINI< IN MIDDLEPORT. Middleport Furllisbed Wanted f 23011 RM. Soutb 5th Ave., A~::m'~~:: dleport. Pbone llll2M35. 3 12 lJNFURNISHED apnrtment. Furooce heat. High St., Middleport. Call alter 4 p. m., ~. 3 10 6te TH,:;:rr 8UT 11= 'lou 5#f SO, MR. li.IRKI· Contact Faye M1nley tmplovment (J 1- OIDTH£ Be9'r I COULOJ I HOUSE trailer Jot. Electrlelty. water. gas available. PageSt., Middleport. Call afler 4 p. m., 992-2864. 3 10 6tc 3 RM. furnished apt., utilities pd., 3li6 N. 4th, Middleport. Ph. 992-3496. 3 9 Stc Ph. 367·7591 Rt. 7 Chothlrt1, 0. 24 Hr. Towing Servlc. DICK, TRACY ' USED PARTS FOR CARS 1939to 1966 Models Also Rebuilt Parts & All Type Bucket Seats ,. Hours 1:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK I OwMrs Donald I Paul Bllrd Honry W. Baird .; I -...,.. OJploQaotot 'l'HIIBOVdtiiiON ll etum 4 '1'IRAK'1' WIIO ltWOWI lfO LLWI 110'1' Bill OAPRICII.'YQJII'+TQ •. -WE MIGHT f..IOT'6EFI\tt MEN 'TOD/W!! �' I . ,, I I ' ,r '''" ' ' ' ' I ~ - :r . Events ,, . . ·• •• Ires SALON No. 10 Pomeroy, et 8, will meet 'at the Pomeroy ILe!~OO' Home at 8 p. m. Monday. Members are request,'(! to bring an . arUcle lor a White Elephant sale, and card taO''"·1 24 pc. S1795 S~T :.:; 1149 ,.... parfo;lblt ' . ' ' . • ' ' ''11 ·, . tur RIVERVIEW PTA to Monday, March 13, at 7:30 m. ot the Riverview and Mrs. Edson R o •1 s Racine, will show slides of tour of Europe. Tbe Eighth! ~ llf&de class wUI hold a sale and refreshments will ~ - Everyone Is invited. COI\I. ol CIIJIPiol' o:andilawl. lhnlllonl "" noollllll'•, oil, .....d abrvo Ilion. s.....d~ ......., tluncler. "'--' 'I il " ' e JIG SAW 117n ' ' ' t '!' I unun SANDER 11999 IIJlLII ~ rxl'xl.,. 14" 22" FABRIC & RUBBER mun IIIUIII Jl DOOR MAT 17777 ·- Elberlelcls ::; 1149 I!UIE to shop now for Spring and Easter in the busy ready to wear department o~ the second floor. Shop the men's and boys' department on the main floor ..Walk up to the third floor for furniture and furnishings for your home. tr'd'd,.. 111111111 s.GALAil-PWPOSI VACUIM CLEAIER UIJC t!JS2999 YOU DON'T NEED CASHI JUST OPEN A BILD-A.COUNT TORCI FUR CRIIDER WI'IH COUPON . -......,.. Charlie Ruggles, Kurt sell. Lillian Glsb, Luana ten, Elliot Reid Colorca-ns: Blame It r :11">12"•\S" --.1:\lc .... ...... '1988 - IITERIOI DOORS TONIGHT and TUESDAY March 13-14 Wolt Dlsnor'< "FOLLDW Me, BOYS!" (Technieolor) P'red MacMurray, Vera FIXTURE PLAIIIHITE CEILIIB TILE AMERICAN IWSH 1498 On Sombo Olympic Champ Amerltmt PIE-HUNG AWMHJIII Damaged Merchandise FOR 0 COIBIUnOI DOOR 95 ~ $26· ...... ltiJII ... CAFE DOORS DAMAGE) AND AFTER! , t,OUVERED {NOT WATER 0 ...... ................ -- Ingels Carpet House in Pomeroy Announces A··· ALSO OPEN ALL .DAY THURSDAYS -lmiD ....... ThWIWIur Ju/icular'tirls Corners Broken on Linoleum, Carpet Soiled, But Not Hurt, So We Reduce The Prices For Quick Sale! II"'.....~.. Rill-·1001 S1SR ONE-ST8' WOOD FLOOR CARE 32 oz. CAll SALE!_ •• Cut Damage From Moving A,_,.. 99c · ~ SQUARE YARD ON CARPETING w ..:::. 8EDICIR CUIE . llfJL . , . ....... STOU 1001 Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Tho Deplrtment Ston of Building Slnct 1915 Phone 992-5100 or 992-5500 '· • t I Save~Sto$50 .. ' . 11799 WOODEN COMIN110N ' er ff#.,tbe banquet was Athens Coach Charles McAfee, who praised the Pomeroy tearit''and Panther Coach Russ Moore for a great season. Pictured, seated, 1 to r, are Bill Radford, Bill Moore, Bob.Whaley and Ronnie Logan· standing Jim An· ~~n, Dof! Sw~sb~r and David Hargraves, manager. All are seniors ex~ept And~~~~ who JS·a JUDior. Emcee was Forrest War4 and the meal )Yas prepared and • aefl!ld by mothers of the basketball pll}yers...,.5entinel Photo. · CLASS 12 CIRCLE, Method!S'I Church, will Wednesday, March 15 at the church. Mrs. Glenn Lambert n" '"program chairman·, Mrs. Ed· ward Young devotions. Hostesses are Mrs. L. W . •McComas, chr., Mrt. Claud ',folmson and Mrs. Broce Lloyd. Open Friday Night Until 9 ONLY WOVYIIFOLD DOORS ~QJ\IORED- Poineroy varsity basketball players were called "A great group . of ~edlcated boys who showed a ,tremendous amount of desire" by speakers at a ba:n~11et in their behaU at the Salisbury elementary school Monday night. Speak- Elberfelds In Pomeroy PEIDAIT 94C You ••• On9x12Size Wool' WIMo a little m1ot ha &ttbloo 011 her mind, ehe'• ptrlkular 1 ind'pattlaJ ID pretty Pi1tel118 tueh u cheee. They'll .,,_ her Pil~lr mom u well, fot tbey'r. ltylcd 1D 6t, c:onoaucted 1D WC11fo . .J AT 5.99 1nd 6.99 tomplet• Line of Poll Pirroft , Samperooa for Boys I Giit1 5.99 to "· a.,99 ID til. .. WORLD ~.· .'. . etfttne ' • . , • ·~~ . i(l·.l ' . .*,,,.,., 01J ,,. ter e � 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 03. March 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. 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