https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/efe2fe2599c4ad76132fa2a107227ac4.pdf 2203f22e95cb5141bfc2e0251cdcad2e PDF Text Text ' •. '' " I •' • ,. '.~_.;_':", ;q, ~:·- ' . . \ ' .•· .-.. :.· "· ,;_ ~ ,, ·--.,. ' >. • ,' Twilight Garden About Middleport Club Meeting IS :-leld Thursday '• County clubs are to furnl!h arrangements lor the banquet tables. A communication -was read !rom Mrs. Edward Mlzicl<o, on the s+.ate Kodaci1rome Slide Contest urging more m e mbers t; enter. Also, a Jetter from !\Irs. Albert Pool on •'Gar· deners' Day Out," was read. A card of !banks :;as read !rom Mrs. Minnie Davis, thankMembers responded to r oll lng the club for flowers sent call by naming ao ornamental her. tree The club made plans In as- Timely !Dnls on Pest Control sil!t with a oounty rummage were l!iveo by Mrs. Leverett ,.le to be held In the Schorn Roush. building on Main Street . In Mrs. Dwight Parker read an Pomeroy, March 31 sod April!. article on "Tbe Many Styles of The proceeds are to be use~ Rocl: Gardens." Mrs. Jack to help pay expenses for th Robson gave an Interesting talk County a.rlstmas Flower S~ on the article, Herbs, by GerMrs. T. A. Hennessy lrude B. Foster. Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth re- Forced shruba were Olhlbited poried on s meeting of 1 h e by Mlso Geallelmer and a desMl!lgs County Garden Cluba, sert course carrying out St. March II, at the Ohio Power Patrick's theme was served by office In charge of the CQunty the hostess during the social Cootact Chairman, Mrs. Char· hClUr les Lewis. Mrs. Robert Reibel · announced the State CQnveoUon M tc be held in Athens the 22nd to Girl Sco.u tl eet 24th of August. The Melgs On Wedne~doy Girl Seoul Troop 39 met Wednesday afternoon at t11e Church of Christ In Middleport. Cindy PorMrOY, 0. Demosky was elected treasur- MEIGS THEATRE WED. and THURSDAY March 22·23 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY Mor<h :!f-25 "MUNSTER, G'b HOME" (Technico\or) F'red Gwynne, Yvonne DeCarlo, AI Lewis, Terry Tho. mns, Butch Patrick, Debbie Watson, Hermione Gingold. "VISiT TO A SMALL PLANET" Jerry Lewis, Jmm Blackman , Earl Holliman. er. Knitijng lessons were continued and to date the girls, Instructed by Mrs. Yvonne Scally and Mrs. Martha Eschleman, have learned to purl, pass on, wind off, decrease and Increase. The girls are working on either a pslr ol sllppm or a scarf. During the meeting they sang sor.gs and sang taps. The meetBarbara . ing wu reported by 1 Fults. Open .Friday Night Until 9, ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS . Pl8llll ·were made tp remember ahul-in11 on Easter and to sponsor two school lunches for the month of April at the March A-2c Donald Blown. wh 1 I meejlng of the LoveJoy Ctrcl• 0 ' Tuesday evening at the home stationed at Grand Forks: of,Mrs. Paul Smart, aubstitutNorth Dakota, came test Wed lng lor Mrs. Frances Bearhs. no:sdar for several days visit Mrs. Smart, chalrman, prenls wile, Karen Ba,,hner sided over the meeting and opBrow~. who was .on vacat1on •ned with an Easter poem. I""'"' 10 UruverSity. They al- Mrs. Milton Hood was devoso Vi.!lfed m New Haven With lion•! chairman using the to1>his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don- ic "The Resurrection " Plans aid Brown. He was met al the ~re made to assist .with the Columbus airport by his Wife. Fel)owship Tea to be held in Sunday he return«! to hiS base April by the B. ll. Sanborn Soand was taken to Columbus by ciety. Mrs. BI·own, Mrs. Everelt ~~en- A letter of thanks was read oer and daughter, Conme. , . hile !rom the home missionarv for there th;y were guests of Mrs. Ia birthday gilt, Mrs, . !.illian Bachner s smter, M1ss Mary McGh!!e was program chairSchaaf. man •nd gave Easter selecMrs. Paul Bonnell (J e a tions. A dessert course WaR serKircher) end children of ved by Mrs. Smart with M.,. ton are VISiting this week with Frances Bearhs a contrlbuther mother Mrs. Rodney ing hOS!OJSmg and Mr. Downing. The The Easter theme was earnell family . moved to Doyton ried_,..t in th~ table appointfrom Columbus the past year. menla. Attendmg In addition tn those 'lBmed above were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Brewington visited over the weekend ] in Coll!mbus with her sister. ' • The March meeting of the T.vilighi Garden Club was held 'J ;<ursday evening at the home vi Miss Lurretia ~nheimer on Mulberry Ave., with Mrs. Leverett Housh assistmg. Mrs. Roush, prestdent, was tn charge ol the meeting which opened witl1 devotions by Miss GenbOJmer, whose meditatiOn was, "With God In the OUtdoors," 811 d closed with prayer. Lovejoy Circle ..ober WI'// Reme,,, Shut-ins Easter ?h DONNA TOWNSEND Mr. and 1\lrs. John F. Tow• oend, 7US Lee Rd., Westerville, are aonounelng the •• gagemenl of lbelr daughter, Doona Jeao, to Mr. Josepll C. Redwine, son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. . Redwine, Dillsbon>, Ind. Miss Town..,.d, a .,.mate of Weslerwtlle mgr, Sebool, 11 a sopltmore at Geor&etown College <Kenlacky), majoring Ia EngDoh. A former Meigs Conaty resident, ohe IJ the graoddangbler of Mrs. Gath Towaoead of Do....tagtoa. Mr. Red· wine, allo a sophomore at Georgelowa, II majoring Ia Mrs. l'~sther Kissel. Mr. and Mrs. Cianci Dargee pllyslcs. All August wedding Is and daughter, Anne, of Pittsplalmed. burgh, Pa. and &lr. Kenneth Sauer of California, viSJtOO Sat· urday with their aunt, Miss Margaret Sauer. They also visited other relatives while here. Mr. and Mrs. Durgee br"'!ghl their daughter, Anne, b'!"k to · Ohio University followmg I h e • spring vacation. Mr. Sauer was flying east on business from California. They were former Middleport residf'llts. Mr. >nd Mrs. William Jlouc~ and chlldren, Belh, Carol and Lynn of Marion, Ohio, Epeut . the weekend with her parents, , Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Miler, and . in GaUipolis with his relatives. , Mrs. Ida Bachner is In sola, Fla. where she is t h . guest of Mr. and Mrs. Georg' Louthdll. REV, CURTICE POWELL Rev. Curtice L. Powell, Mansfield, Ohio, a graduate UtfOn UfC ot Olivet Naurene College, Kankakee, W., and Puadeea eo1te1e, Callforoi•, bepa bit mllllltry iD 1151 u a poslor Tbe Sutton Methodist Church, of s dlurch Ill Zanesville. He Bashan • Racine Road, w II I . aow devotes his time to evan- hold its annaal Sunrise Service gelism. Pastor and people ol and breakfast on Easter Suntho Racine OlardJ of the Nu- day. ! orono Invite the public to bear Sunrise service will begin dWJ mao, iD sermon and song, 'at 7 a. m. with Rev. John I . eacb evenlog at 7:38, Mar. IKimbler In charge. TIIOse tak114 tbra AprU Z. tog part In the program are I Mrs. Robert Lee, Miss Carla I Morris and tho Young Peoples Choir. A time of dedication will be held around the llghted · S Ch h Announcing Easter Services 1 Baptists Will Hold Sunrise Serviceat6 cross. Mr. and Mrs. John Rose Easter oervlces for the Mid-; in charge of the breakfast dleport Firat Bap~sl Cburoh which will be served at 8 o'- . have been announced and will clock. They will be assisted by begin with a Sunrise service at members of tho churm. 6 a. m. sponsored by the Surday School wilb Mrs. RobHearthstone Class. ert E. Lee as superlnteocllent The class will elso serve an will begin at D:IS. Ao Easter Easter breakfast following tho egg hutn will be held lor the service In the church din- ohlldren following Sunday Igregar.tioo<mms. f..- the entire con-~ ScbooL ---- other servtcea wiD be Sun- 1 MEETING J'OSTPONED School at 9:30 a. m. and The Women's Assoclstlon, regular church worship at Fl r sl United 10:30 a. m. The Maundy Tburs- Church, will meet Tborsday Upper Room service will evening, March 20, instead held Thursday evening at thls Thursday, March 2S, the church from 7:30 to 1:45 cause of Ho]J Week lw, T.o Spec,iall~.lt. . a~lfJOII'It 1 .. ) 0 set'vlces FaDs Unlkd ar.thto • ' .i , ot Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Stat- •.lor .lbe ~~ F~· ~elbOdisl Maich ~ - Cb!D'ch' ~I ford, Route I~ ·•Pomeroy, was lllarge., !II'• u lpll'\'!i"i - 9:50' a.m.,.-al E~st 1 Lei~ promoted to lb'l!IY speciaJisl 1 · Mattp 14 .-7:311 p.Tn:•al Le- and Apple G"""; 10 a.m. Jl four Feb. 14 In Gennany, where . tart Falls Chureb - <god Frl- Great Band and Morse .Ch•ll'l: be ls a member of the 540\tl~ day Service. • · .. . · Engineer Group. . [ Mardi 26 - s a.m. Letart Unlfled worship an~ churell Sp... Stlllfonl, a heavy equlll- IFalls Church - Sunrise ""''l r:J:~1 ~~~- ;-30b:.m., ~ menl o~ator lo the group's ice for the communl!f ' with 'r'~rt · .,..s, -. ors P serv 003rd Engineer CQmpany, Is 01 ~~ , lc~,,~, II a.m. at Morse Ola!" . !96ii graduate of Pomeroy .....r.~ el,, 7.60 p.m. at A~ple Gro\'1. Hlgb School. Q 0 ort::I'UJ - · lfl\ose desiring . clirJStisn battf llsm for !iJeir children, or sel•· SON IS BORN • 0 Jlf' es; should call Z47•271S, , Mr. and Mrs. Danny Staats soon u possibl~. All Invited 10 are announcing the birth of a . . attend aby or all 01. lhe abo~t son Sunday March 19 at the ParishiOners of Our•. ~dy of services. ., Ple~sant vatiey Hospitai In Pt: Loretto catholic ch~!Pt Long . ·, ' i Pleasant, weighing 7 pounds and Bottom met followmg 1ft I0:30 · · • ' ounces, named Robert a.m. mass Sunday when Father Annual Good Friday 1110 Scott. Grandparents are Mr. Shipman explained the oeed of Service Announced 1 and Mrs. Dennie H. Staats, Jr., extra funds for repaife.on the ., · '• New Haven, and Mr. and Mrs. church and of a par~ area wo;,ds and Muslb ~om. Curtis Roush, Middleport. Den- adjoining 11. Cross, an annual Go Frld . ny H. Staats is the great grand- Plans . were made for a rum- service of the lieta . F . father and Mrs. Sylvia Badgley, mage sale to be held April 13- 1Methodist Cba'lll••.w~; be Middleport, ls the great grand- 14-!Sth m Pomeroy, !the place Friday, March lf, "1;110 p. 111:, motller. to be announced later. . m the Letart FsVa .'9fiurch. Througil the ellortst Fr. ,, Leymen of 1!1" Charles .Edwanls, Mrs. Law- Shipman who . has , cted taiks on the U. renee Bmg, Mrs. Harold Chase, many of his friends I othet cross with ~ Mrs. John Kauff, Mrs. f:rnest parish~. s selection o new and speelal music. ..Earir Hughes and Mra. Norene Me' used clothing thai Is very worth-lis pastor AD · · Neal. while will be offered sale. · ; ;;:,; ·~ HillY Week • ertttne ~ clar, coolloiJPI, low ZW5- Friday 11101t1y IUay, o llllil nrmer, .. VOL NO. 266 Rummage Sale 3 '1' 1 I! •' Warden Outs Winner Of Commission Post , WORLD I ' WHATEVER THE WEATHER Opened THESE COATS ARE TOPSI Your choice of smartly styled all weather coats for rain or shine. Awide selection of styles, fabrics and colors·· solids, prints and checks. Junior, misses and half sizes. SPELLING BEE CHAMPS - Steve Story, left, proudly disp~ his trophy Wednesday ev~nlng., .a1~et:.. - !1' downed his opponent, Diana Carsey, right, in the Meigs County Spelling Bee at Middleport High School. ,,..;tl''. C. E. Blakeslee, center, was pronouncer, Steve Story, Meigs Top Speller Garrison Probe Giant Hoax Claims Nightclub Operator COLUMBUS (UPI) - Now Orleans nl~htclub operator Gordon Nova! slipped o.ut of: CQidriljiul early .. todoy bacau•o of whot ho called "p"""ur. tram Now OriHns." · Novel lla.,..t at the SheratO'n Columbus Motor Inn Wednesday night but' chocked odti.t.l' IJW and 7 a.m. todoy leaving tho following melllgt for now• mon: "Gentltlllln, dut to pr..luro from No,~ Otl11n1 I had to leavi. I wlll my llotement In Chlcogo in short due count." ._m. provo LET US OUTFIT YOU FOR WTERI A.fine selection of women and girls wearing apparel - coats, suits, dresses, millinery, .sportswear, coordinated groups - all the top styles. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ...... '1111 ln'the Middle i11f* Ntxt to•llller(tld~ POMEROY'S ~LITY IHOIITOU •1 Black Po lent • L d fL Y W Hl-l'd omen Priced According to Slu Black ·. Leather • - <. 6.99 to 8.99 fa1'1l1811 ~It ad loot lila IJion- 'lllo ..._....ted" comtm r. ...,.... ibo - • f!l" ~ Into a polr. Wo have 1 wide..,.._ Ill h~e jumlll llll'IM Idol b Eaotor ud tilt ...;..,.. iilleacL 1M I l l - ,, ' JVE.fTHER ;.1 AT 'It ~J ·' iJI!lOUI> Lelarl ljarvlh R. Siafford, 20, oon ced by James F. Earty, pallOr, Cburdl In dlarge. BROWN. ...,lletcJeoplau '111 . . 618 1 P /'I ,l"'ti1 lU ·'' ' .:~ . . . . . Staffo~l'~c,ted· 1 Holy 'fVeek ~rvices are Af!iiDfl~:. ll" to 22·95 ll.tiilllllllt .. ' .., �•, I. . ' ,. 1'1 u ...,. · Landlord .' WASIDNGTON (UPi)- Airman John been stationed in Florida for 11 months when he rec,etv~dl orders for ;vietn~m. '-.. ' .1; •' • good~11~~110 ~~~·~H~e~ha:d~·~r~en~t~edb•;i .' It's Uncle Sam In AprilOr hadOrlando ·bWJi fa and bouseIt in his down from c :eveland, Ohio. • Wben he received hi.IJ $hippinr;: rent a house in whlch rrder>. he went to see the lana. 1room has been paintea b:ack. lord nhout the last month of hi' 1 The otory was told . or e·year lease. . by Sen. Stephen M. Young, Pay up. the landlord said Ohio, wbo labeled the ilen• ~ elly ~id But when th< land- l1is monthly newsletter: ·'"otne-1 lut'd p'linted to the fme prin~ uppance for this 'Patriot'.'' ond demanded that Kelly paint, .the m~erior of the house. hE con· g;lted the bose legal eflicor. The 'egal officer adv:s<d Kel- ., Jy to '1.1In! the walls, so Kelly 4i<l Every wall in t J...Use. The 13ndlordJ§. tr)llng to Bo!lllvena In May'For l)uuop ' ~:~~~ -:.~!~.::·~n-1~·~pr;~~"~ 1,sn~~~d t~: ~~~Jd. w~~un~~~-~ NI!:W ••. YORK shr·11Dp Boat ' 'committe~ for Shumagins ' • Amertcans • Linked·In • Ma·drnan's Spy Rt"ng I B.R. W. HDWE. LEATHER SUPPLY .M Wait~ess~• I~t ~era Chnsti~e O'Donn~ll, ~ • Formica Tops • Paneling • Ceiling • Storm Doors & Windows • Kitchen Cabinets e Floor Tile PHONE ESTIMAtES 992-5321 FORE~1AN N. 2nd Ave. &ABBOTT Middleport, . THAT IS SWISHER ~~:~~ and LOHSE 1 Bl.gSavt·ng . • I' 1 ~ICAGO '· ======='Iii . Her chores;ided black- I SQUAD CALLED ll!g the coal ran and wash- Th p illll sooty lamp c neya every I e omeroy Emergency ' SO!urday, say historians at the , squad wos summoned today at I rlf. nl' a\.. 9.51 a.m. for Vurnesa Dawkins 1 ~a 1oess ~~-'~_eau. Barbarton, who became m • ,...:;.,....:..;..::.::..;:::;: ' while shopping in Elberfeld's Department Store. She was tak : • ~ to VeU!rans Memorial Hlspital l ·D (J]'EJ) TO .IN'I'EREST OP 1and admitted. ; , GS • :MASliN AREA ---- ' ,, 1 . '. ll1h1rll ~ a.nter wtth There will be stmrlse serviees I : "!bu~ dall7 e'.ft'\t1tt S•turd•,. .,. at 8 a. ru. at the I,.aureJ Clifl :'fle •Oblo ValltF Pallllblftl Ctm.NftJ, : F . : 1~ ,t M"hln1• ttt .. Pomeroy, 0 b 'n . ree MethodiSt Church Easter . "~· IMtMM omee PIKm• 1t2- Sunday. Youth of the churcn 1,. ldttotht.J PbOM II9UlUt Will ..,_ -.,p ,.., 11 PoD 1 present a cantata. II I ~bl•.l"'' ·toti-in•m·llmbfiD llle.•, "01! ""... .... '""' :. ~-.. - :iliNI' Yor• .._..,_.41t .. '· ~AL TEMPS M3 tAxlaa- 1 Temperature In downtown Clt7. New I Pomeroy at 11:30 a.m. Thurs. w., j .~ 9.t'it~ ... " • ....1 ''""'tl -'111 hn\l!ltil cWk.;, tlJ.IOJ KILLED BY' 'l"'IAAN ' ~'"l!; "'!"" .,..... ....., 1 , TIFFIN, Ohio (UPI) -Terry ~tiiJM - · ' L. Fraley S, Tiffin, waa slrliCk Il "' . • .- ..... •• and killed Wedqejday' bf l"!!:. .,,,. ...... oo;o,_....,.. -·- .. ..... ... -""· Umore ,; Ohio ........1 "train . ~ : ~, , ....... ..,_ ;!:L walkinc home fro '. ' . The Fabric Sh~p ' I • 3.75 Singer Authorized Dealer, ; day S. degrees Wider 11111>·11 ..,.,.. ., ny •kies. · 311 oen\11 per only Singer Sal" & Service McCall'• PaHerna 1'5W.SECOND : • · I 1' OHIO. 1 IIDJ~g .l0C ~hysical J.Den~o;_,h_;;'_;s~~~~d·~.,... BABY CHICKS . =~~~~~~~ •I 1 I !I Kent State I 1 'P I Js Host F NCAAEvent ,. ARROW i · w· -.1 ~ ,, Machine 1 "'·~f ru~ 1ow~ Ros~ w~ wors~d unJte• dstafes, canada InIC~ H key CIash gt~mes. I 1 ,,.red Bob Johnson with the to the three-day meet wh!Ch has wtnn\ng run. drawn entries from M eolleges • - I ' Tune-Up Your Pr-nt ~ 1 'E,ij~tern 3~oma.ld t~:uns · Scr~nton be~m ~CAA "'1it m~11 s~ccesSiun. I iand universitie& and a lola! of AHL Slaudlna' , · :nearly 400 wrestlers. By United Press Int_ernational , Competition will be In II CINCINNATI CUP!) - Wtlt . . . , tastem Dlvfalon Iweight classes with the dl11m- ll Chamberlain did everylbing beSides r•ppmg hls pants from , \!· ": T•. PI•· Ipions hi ps decided Saturday Wednesda night - he even front to back. The mcld~L Hershey . ~ 21 10 80 1night. ' ,caused a delay m the game i Baltimore 32 2il 8 '12 1 M1chlgan State Oklahoma . d hy a ts nppe " P n · ~while the ~!·pro center repaired Springneld 30 26 9 6~: Lehigh. and Michigan appear ' 31,28 6 681 be lbe, main· .contenders for : But despite the fact· ,~e i II) the dressjllg room for a quick IQuebec t~iladelphia 76ers lost one pa~r change. , Providence . 12 ~ II 33 teap!'ohamPioll4hip, but 1 ing champion, ~klahoma o.l n;tra Jar~.~ basket!I/'11 s~ort~:k The brief delay was a small , We1tern Dlvfsloa they will go mto. F'rtaay nll!hl S·~onsolation Jor Coach Jack W. L. T. l'to. 1 be'· ruled a Natl~nal Basketball Assoeiatlon !McMahon, who said later, "Wilti Pittsblll'gh ,, (11119, 9 8~ · " ' p\ayofl battie against . the completely d 0 m i n 8 t ed the Roeh~sier 34 24 8 · ~ Cowboys, who took, Cinflnnatl Royals wtth 1·1" ~~~~ game. Wtlen he turned toward , C(leveland 32 ;!!i, , Ames, Iowa, last year, l f~te~r~~~~,,:t~h:~e.~Royals I~ !lit> basket on the first play 1: ~uffalo . ·, 14 45 "• third' tn ~ B~ Elgbl mght ~.~~~~n 'new what kind of nigllt we : , Wedneo""y 1 .l\elultt , ..'. this yea~ ~ul aJw'YS I " . were In for His passing burt us Cleveland 4 ru•g<d in tx>urnament series 1 • 2 a ·· .... '~r. ... . ··t-"""' · . (l1 assi!ll!) • ~nd he . · 1,. not' have been tJe controlled the offense." ' ' · " . 1fter emJII down 1 ..... Ohio. 1 tt,JtsaetJ ....ru.IIIJ i I Excluoive ftont drop-in bobbin • Dependable SINGER" service • Fre& instruction -a le$SDnl T•nnHfu. ldltor a~proa1:- I -T~e 76ers Even Se'.r·~es After I 123•1 '02 JD 0ver Roya18 COLOGNe _ ___,. '5.00 DEODORANT - - - - .2.!)0 SOAP FOR MEN ' 2.50 MEN'S I Mend , hem, overcaot, sew ~n butlon1 PLAN CANTATA I . Ow"" ,ubll....,. ·; ~oron:~ FREE. ~atlon, Now aboard.;.a full carao of canoe. Breezy refreshers anytlmL . *175aweek ell• payment 1 DAilY SENTINEl $59.50. ~\\f ~ll 1 ' Area. New r•chines II low II 1 ~ ma"k~ R eds ]Vi•'P p h l•tt•tes 10- 8 I'" misled, ,we are the only authorized 'Singer Dealer'' in the Big Bend "We'dwj:~~ I "'Y Singer Machin~ Buyers! be you~g W<d~e.~day's cxcij~· Montroal5 -1o,ont~3 ~' CA.\ pmsur~s n<·thin~ ~?ut~ful hav~ ~ ~t I Don't ~ I BABY CHICKS Js.: pia~~d ~HL · ~oronw . ~e" Dayton FIyers' nderdogs Agatnst . N''orth caroI.ma F.IVe '~o<1iidal. FREE SAN FRANCISCO IUPJ) - : ROYAL ALUMINU . There'a quite a zoo oil the Cili- • WASHINGTON M 1 fom1a coast. . IUP!) : 11\tt coast and offshore Alurpmum a household staple .lilll!l• of the staU! are inhabitat.l -4ice was a status symbol of .ed by an estimated 22,1100 sea ! royalty, accordins .to the Na· hoaa, 1,000 harbor ~tals and I FUO!lal ' Geogr~uc. Society. 3,5GO norther!l elW seals, ranee s Crown Prmce lmpea! wellao about ~ otters rial, mfant liOn of Napoleon II, cGct nearly extinct ~ ' shook: an engraved aluminum • · baby rattle. The emperor hlm8u,CKING mli•'IJtANGE ~elf sipped soup from an alumNEW YORK (\11;'~. - Next ~num spoon at state banquela. tlrne you are inclMelt to grum· In tP:ose day~, the metal was ble about bea h"'""ework in ~ a precious curiosity callecl usll· .~ mod 'Yh •~ . ver from clay" that S<tld-!or the , Yo... ern orne g1ve a . thoUf!ht to IT ' , equ1va1ent of $545 a pound. In· ~ victorl~us Louu~ville. I .w~~ ' 'W'I.II Begin • soon 1 l I !slush Fund Pro be 1 :e~ms~omen.! D~~ h I 1967~3 dg I : \ 1 ~combination ) I' ' I D~.l ~ ~~re25:ft h~ controverSI~I n~ • .. AND \ mort~ w~en o~: ~ • ~~~~-1!..-:! II'~ 1 !,;;;=========J:;:::;::::::::;::::::::;::::::::;::::::::;:::::~~~~~~:::::;::::::;::::::;::;:::::;::::::;:~:::::;::::::;::::::;::;:::::;::;::;~ CI3-IDIS • Bond. PIan Rea11y • c~rrense ."r !I . ' l thusia~ts I fREE' · ' I 1[ MarJS• Goes 4 4For cardinaIs I' · · triumphaht and surprisingly 1Flo~ Patterson-and did-aod graciod...:'cassius Clay. ltatet"' taunted Ernie 1'erreH t::mcinna\_i , t1 J "1 want to fight again, but throughout their bout by deI . , Philadetphlli' just have to wait," Clay man!ling he call him by ois : NEW HAVEN - Archery en- Larry King, to take honOrs in 1Nelli Raven, managed to 'stay year's non ~ .resident champioq, Series B in the wake ·of ills : Muslim name "Muhammed \ invaded New Haven the Men's Barebow !ilJvisiQn, in tbe running for third. Eugene McKinney, with a total Boston ,, jcompltt!lY expected but still ; Ali,;' .went to unusual lengths to of 2tl!l points. . New York 1again this year ao Uie Leman· with a 268. Farley, si!Oqling a I1. In the Women's Barebqw imprm!Ve Sl'vi!nth-round knoek· . be ·kind to the 34-year-old . : haw Archery Club was host to 1263 barely eaa<d by thO defeqd· viSion Aile<! Knapp of New , .100 1 We'tem Dh•lsk.&·) · ''Soriel A out of c jging challenger Z9ra i FoUey. HS : tlie Third Annual West Virginia ! ing champion .of two :years, Haven oa"!e back again to . In iAlh 8 1 1 I Archery AssoCiation Indoor 1Larry King, for second. King c'iatm her t1tle of W.V .A.A. wo- 1· ICe ey .g 1 W: f olley'· Wednesday mght in the I "He hurt me," said Clay, , heavyweight title bout that ·'especially with those rignt\ "What's wrong? a · mull- Championship Tournament. Ov- with a 262 got third. . men's loooor Barebow Champ- wo':n day , San Francisco 0 ever will be held in famed i1 hands." · sail - so liiJ' MIHII eaid slier , e1 70 archers matched arrows The excitement of \he day , ion for the second •conaecutlve 1J1l m1ra e , c almr;g ' Los Angeles tMadislft Square Garden. l Clay never appeared burt to : she took It out ol tba washerl't: for the Top Indoor Archery was afforded by the Wornen:s year. Alice's · 2IJ9 total points " th• Wtmen s .non - res dent j!erles 8 The thing Clay is "waiting" Iring!liders, and the "admission" ! crowns of the year. Free Style Division. Two loCal ended a · cloae battle, wUb lei- trophy. W. .pnIs a ruling by the U.S. Court iseemed a rare gesture for him I Top score of the day was club members, Wanda King and low club member, K;lren Clark, Howard "Stogie" Carter of , st. Louis J pf Appeals in Cincinnati, whicll l to make. 1shot by Allen Morris 01 Fa1r- Ruth Roush, both finish<d with that continued until lbe last Pt. Pleasant took on all comers Chicago ~~~ dectde whether he has to • Folley also related another 1 mont, W. Va., wlth the im- 217 points, and 10 order to de- "end" was shot. Karen's total in the Semor Men's Division, a , Wednesdays' ~h<f ,JJp: for mducllon into the , ou~of-character Clay remark pressive score of 288, for the clare a Women's Free Style of ~I was good enough though class set aside for men over lbe Phila 123 Cin 102 iAr'flY on April 11. If the court :after the fight-' ·He told me I ·• i W.V.A.A. Men's Free Style In- Champion, the two ioci<ed horns to earn her second place in the age of 55. His 229 score earned I Tburiday's GaJnel!l,; ~a1 he must go, then GasSius : was a good flghrer and the only Idoor Championship crown. in a sudden-death shoot.,?ff. Icompetition over Nancy Noll of him the Senior Men's Indoor san Fran. at Los Ang . • m t dec1de whether to obey- 1reason he beat me was he was In close runrung were two , After a gruelmg ''end of 5 Pt. Pleasant. who fmlshed In Championship. St. Louts at Chicago _ ,;..<l:''H' 1 1 or o'1o 'JaU. , Iyounger." Folley also dtsclosed South Charleston professional arrows apiece, which left each third place. The ever - busy Leman haws I!·.'tie court rules in his favor, I that this time there was no archers, Paul Jeffers and W!l- contestant visibly shaken, Wan- I The non - resident award giv· who have just fmiShed their , 'the way will be clear for Clay Itau•ting by Clay inside the ring. ' By VITO STELLINO son Beaver, who took second da King emerged by en each year to the top oul of door season will hold their an· ' . Standing• \ o make his next title defense 1 Apologizes For Blows I UP! Sports Writer and third places with a 285 three points to claim the Wo- state Man and Woman Archer nual banquet in April and then ' By United l'ress against Bona vena, a clumsy but I "He never spoke to me," ' Roger Maris would li<e to do and 283 respectively. men's Free Style Championship went to Warren Ol!enberger of I head for the great outdoors and : IV. hard·hitting Argentmian, in Folley said. "I said something I for the St. Louis Cardmals what A Gary archer, Paul Evans, and leave second place to Ruth. Marietta, and Alice Wamsley Isummer of field archery. wtlh •·Chi" go 'Tokyo May 27: And perhaps for ! to him, though. A couple of my 1Frank RobinS<tn did for the slipped past Princeton's Danny Nancy Ohlinger , defending :'of Pomeroy. I tournaments and the !another eigllt weeks .Jeft jabs were low and I ' Baltimore Orioles last year -, Farley and the local favorite. champion of two years also of 1 Of!enberger defeated last lbopes,,of more trophies. York Iafter that, say sometime m apolog1zed.'' and Robinson would hke to do it ! · · -- - -- - - I Montreal IJuly, against Thad Spencer of : FoliC) actually wm the first I again, too. . . ul PetrO>! !san Francisco. I two rounds on the cards of au : . The two Tight- I Boston ; No Verbal l'uacbes three rmg officials. There ' fielders were the key f1gures m . . •-Clinched title J Clev, he wasn't tussling wasn't much action in the.e i two of the biggest trades of the DA '/TON (UP)) - D•yton's 'pot oome Friday night when 1 ln the toumament so , How 1oes Donoher feel ."11?!': I , , ' With quesUons about his future, sessions, and Clay said IllS last two wmters. Flyers are JUSt glad eno•gh to the Flyers meet towenng North lhrr. , the and th,<. 1 1 was being exceptionally kind t!) 1 handlers berated him for \ A y ear ago, C inc i nnati I make the final feur uf the Carolina in This \.is Dayton's deepest ad- ment going with an New tork 3 Chwag? 3 FnU\,y in eommenting on his , "toymg around." . ! shipped (Robinson to the Orioles NCAA basketball tournament " We know we're definite vance in three NCAA tuurna- tournament? ., iOn•V games s_clie<iuled )'_ \:ij, 0 1 T Wt utl!iu,,mph Wednesday nigllt. 1 "I wasn't playing around," ! with the lag of an "old 30"·-but ' ond aren't now looking ahea41 underdogs, but that's ments. although the Flyers won AI , Thursday • Games -.... lbings.went almo!lt exactly as!Cassius said. ''I tried to move tR?binson was enough to j to any _possible meellng with newt? us," smd Coach the Nationalo1Jnvitation Tourna.- 1• u:e th{:l at .Bos,tcm. 1 W. Irxpected in tile scheduled 15- , fast but he was slick he was wm every award m the book 1Lew Alcmdor and UCLA. I Don llonoher. We ve heen ment m 1962. Outsld• of f<,rmer f' 'h .11 New \ ork a. Detroit 8 ;1 rounder ' and Clay wasn't in any 1tricky • he was• rasl ' and w3s whi\e leading • the Ormles ta the 1 Dayt.m, desp1te a record of I underdogs in all three toumachampions Cincionatl and. Obi::: ma ' ! : rn.e. toe . E' V ehr 1 • ' . . [ d 1 h Fl . fi game rvmg wm. 11a1 F t e {On!v games schcdulcci) :mood to rub it 1n. He spent a hard to hit. He wouldn't move world _champwnsh1p. • 24-5 has been an underdog m ment games so r~r, out 11 Sta_ te, t e yers are tile rsl way w~'ve approached 29 nj ~ rouple of rounds takmg Folley's m on me and again.r._;t a grent ,: Mans was sent by the New 1 all three tournament games so thmk North Carolina is a bet- 1Ohio team ever to get ml.c tile I tb f d th t'5 th , I Title Senes 'measure dumped h m on his!skilJfuJ scientific boxer you : York Yankees to the CardinalS! far and will be In ti1e same ter learn than anybody we'1•c champiOnship round. 1 em so ar tn e 1 I HAZU:TON , Pa. 1 th'15a 1 lear with. a thundering left-righ.t slow down " this wmte-r JUst five seasons 1 - - "N"rthapCproalc , one WI Professional in thP.. fourth round 'II Clay declared Folley "gave after his historic 61 homerdyear oTh e ,...year-o DoJill htr ran Leagues' twod W divlsion , 'l to ' and r.inally sent him sprawling lme a better fight than (Sonny) because of the mutual Jseninto the nltlon's No. 1 an !'· ' .Ion hiS face With a whiplash IListon ' or Patterson• or Ter- :' rhantment ond the M part . of both aurmg • . hi S f'ITS t t WO·, ... ulps ,o ' th e . c d [a thbest-of-five p 'd t' 8 " ' oun ay or e res! en s Jr:ght for the knockout at 1·48 of rell." Yanks an ans. \ . t M' h -· -------- -- - -~ 1, theMarisnowhopestoprovehe' s , FORT MYERS, Fla. fUPI) - ' and Lee May. I when opposmg pitcher Grant ' aga_ms lC lgan was announced 1 !Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 23, i still capable of being a good ' The Cmcinnati Reds mer•t th< l Jim Maloney, Gary Nolan , Jackson doubled with two Kentucky, . lfl Till!. · ____ , _ ·--· ---- - - , hitter-and he looked like one Pittsburgh Pirat" her< today. jRollie Sheldon and Darrel OS·• on. ,year, the:JIIyers met and de· , Wodnesday when he broke out . I teen teamed to hold the Phlllies The Reds broke a six·ali tie feated Western Kentucky, 111 of a spring slump w1th ~ douhle 1· Both~: tea~s ~ere wmner_s ': ito only three hits, ene a horner in the seventh mning when nessee and Virg•nia Te·~h I1 and three singles to lead the ' We~n:~day 5 Gri:ipe(ruit Leaf:ll \ Maloney gave Ut: tWG runs m co Ruiz singled Home lourney play, \1° menn tnrk itself. 1 C:~rds to a 7-2 victory over the ' exhtblllon play. The Reds scut- , the first innmg when Tony Gon- Chaney. I .. _ : New York Mets. , lied Philadelphia ll].ll. . Pitts- zalez doubled with two men on In the eighth CincmnaH "But we're a Jot bct!er orr ; , I Meanwhile, Roblnson--C<Jming I burgh down<d Kansas City 2-1. !by walks. picked up its fmal Jhre• runs than a year ago, whe~ .we w~re Fri.·Sat., Mar. 24-25 " I back slowly from a win!Pr knee The Reds pounded three Phil- Then Nolan, the Reds' ltl·year on Mav's homer, doubles by a team .at Iowa C•ty : Wit.h 8 Gal. Gas l ' operation- hit hfs : (irst two i lies pitchers for 16 h:ts, includ-1 o)d pnching WhiZ, blanked thr:. Dick Simpson and Pete naven t as hard ' · :homers of the spring a:;; the ing homers by Vada Pinsl)ll ~hilbes until the sixth i1mlng, and a single by Osteen. thlB year, ,especially dunn~ I •' •. I Orioles outlasted the Chicago . · - . ~ebrua:·y and March, and we'r• Certified Gas s~~=~ ,, , Whlle Sox, 5.-4 in 10 inning<i. , Ill better comhtJon,'' j S3l W,, M•ln 0 . (UPI\ Illi"::ship if its governing body fai1 , 1 Tn the other eight exhibition ........ 101 ' legislature w1ll begm an: to respect Jts delegation of 1 Boston beat the New C"'" 1r 1 years, we are going to be hard m estigation of the relationship : contiol o\'er intercollegiate atn·1 York y 1 nkees. 5.2, Pittsburgh I VlENNA ( UPI) - The United Russia to clinch the title. Jb ,, .n the Umver51ty of ictics to that mst.itutional l edged Kansas Cilv, 2.1, Los States and Canada clash here But the dediCated U.S. sestet, Ito beat.'' illindls and the Big Te n as a: agency to whiCh it It a s , Angeles clobbered. Minnesota, , today in what is expected to be , the crowd'[lleaser in . Vienna's ! The American• showed their ! 1 ·rdiult of the '·slush fund" 1 deleg~ted control " 1 5. 1 2 Houston niPped Atlanta 4-3 the f1rst showdown of the 1967 1modermst1c arena, 1s deter- courage when they met the which brought resign•-; R bl' f d •.,;h,ngton be, at Detro'll '• • world 1ce hockey cnampionshiP mined to pull another upset. I highly skilled Czechs in . . coa'"he::t. .. , , . epu 1can loor 1ea' er Wt1. . 11 ·, . . ' ~· which . IS . now at 1ts. half-way , uw I~a tf three, Ilhm Cmcmnal! ripped Philadelphia t t fi ·sn f th bruising game here on Tuesday.! 11 : <~i ti!O same till)e, two 1\hnms: 1~ami K. Pohaatck, >poednsohr ohf L~e 10-6 Cleveland stopped Sa~ mark. after "th.ewtahnree toop tenam's llloutrhi The Czechs won 8-3 but only ' ,st,...n ~uia 1s ru Jed .melig•'bl e as a · reso utKln t pass . l "Ne ous~ .i Francisi' · · Th ca di to O 14-5 and California e na ans, eager tournan ent " ad US Cl chs after they had ca lied on a11 rll,>UII of Illinois' illegal ·'slush by bea 127·14 vo':d sa•~ ~ one I edged the' Chicago CUbs 5-2. : recapl!\re their former supre- 1Morra/ Wiilia ~~n "t~ ·go ~at their strength lo overpower the , ~$" charged thai othr:r ~sdi m! accus '. rl cu , tdr r Maris' four hits ral~ed his I macy, are rated co-favorites ~ far we'll ha~e t~ b at the dedicated Yanks. I rmfei'ence schools ·had made mboctte.; we}'",. JUSht concethrnhe ! average from 160. to 258 and he I with defending world champiOn i Canadians " ' , Th R I t d! ttem ' lucrative offers of a u our r~a 1ons 1p WI t e • · · ,_ _ · : e LISS ans were expec e ! more Big Ten." i also scored four runs. Orlando 1 The Americans have caused to have an easy Ume in their i l Kal a1d. . 1 . 1Cepeda, obtained in a trade , the first, major upset in this ' game against W'""~',~:,:~~ · lg . Te n CommiSsiiiller Wll· It would he posSible for. the j w1th San Francisco last sum- i h tournament by beatmg higllly Itoday a n d c 1 .ham ileed pronused thai. U10 conference to expeU the uruver- mer. had a perfect day at the rated Sweden 4-3 on the opening should have Uttle trouble 1 £onference would mvest1ga~e should the ~~gislatlvc probe plate wil!! a single, two·run 1 01' day after an impressive display handling the weary Finns. 1 limy reputable charges of Iilegal 1challenRe the full and com· homer and double besides a 1 • of aggressive boekey Th s ed 111 E aid at other Big Ten uniYei'Sl-1 plete taculty control ol athle· walk · "No us team h s. had Ge e w_ es wbe meet ast .. "Tht' ht · 1 " ' tl" f be·h· ' · a rmanymanot rgroup"A" ~.... . a s w a were ' or, I. cs oe~essary or mem .s Robinson has now collected I1better ··morale," a ever Wiliiam"'n game on today's eafd and are ill!: saki. . . · ~ the Big Ten. . , six hits. in his last nine at-bats 1said. "Our young boys only need I expected to add two points to I fReed sa1d the Btg Ten had not The mves!lgal!on, approv~ to raise his average to .350, KENT, Ohio (UPI) -The uperlence. In a couple their account. : ,roflsidered the possible results earlier by the senale w1th oni.l lafter collecting J'ust one hit ' In I • 11 · •· t1 ' · -11 d f I . · 1 t I d' t· ,' , nation s top eo egl8~ wres ers 1 •ol the Illmo1s 1eg_1s a1ure mves l· ; (lne 1ssen.mg vo1e, cu e 9 r 1his first 11 at b.a~ · this s"Jns:. ltoda be ·0 twice-a-da 1 hut B1g Ten rulel; ithe creation of a IO·man!His two homers ·Jmabledr the IIU y . J!l th I · I ·ide, "a member mstitutionj commrttee to report back to the . Orioles to force the ·game into ' ontll m he argehsi , · 1· 'bl r be 1· 1 · 1 t b J 1 , wres ng c affilliOM ps ever 1----~s me~- e or rnem__ _:_~IS a_ur~ - Y unJ!I • ex~a innings anti Da~e,~Ohn~ held. ~ \. " S<tn s two-out, lOth Inning single Kent State University ts host THE l"' See Us For Y!Mir Remodeling Needsl 'Fairmont's .MoiTis ~aptures Men's i. Free styIe Indoor, -·Archery T I ""'~:;~,: - it e, Ea.·u.~m~,l•s' A' 1 :; i , FOR 1967 JUNEAU, Alaska IUPI) 1The Coast Guard seizt>d a 000f 0 f Russian fishing vessel ~.5 miles ('·' off the Alaska coast Wednesday in the firt arrest of a foreign ship for violation of the new mile offshore fisheries ROME (UPI) - Italian se- 1stretching from Somaltlland to questioning at Turin Wednes· Committees for the Red claimed by the United Stares. cur1ty ngents today began Scandinavia. day, counter • intelligence sour· Cross Donors dinner Wednes· The Soviet trawler was checking 300 persons Including Rinaldi, a parachute cham· ces &aid day, March 29, were announced uoder tow near the Americans named by accused pion and James Bond fan who · today by Mrs. Ol8rle! Clark- Islands and the Coast Giorgio lThe Flying Mad· pohe<! said coofeiSed to running . Rinaldi's 300 names might 1 son, preaident of the Catholic reported it would take man) Rmaldi "' part of a fan· the rmg along with his chubby mclude actual spies, persons \Vome<~'s Club. vessel to Kodiak, about Soviet spy network wtfe supplied the names under the Soviets listed as possible They are: Kitchen, Mrs. miles to the east. . . espionage recruits or persons Charles Radford chairman ThiS was the second serture ~-- who m1ght be cultivated for Mrs. Charles Cla;kson, Mrs: a Russian fishing ship irt BUFFAW, N.Y. (VPI) _ data on North Atlantic Treaty Ask ForA Froe John ~iteh, Mrs. Thomas Hen- weeks. In the first instance, the Representatives of five states Organtzatwn bases m Europe, nessy, Mrs. Mildr<d McCul- Coast Guard anested a Soviet Pomeroy arra bordering Lake Erie tneet to- Africa and the Middle East, D1mon11ratlon Iough. Mrs. John Kokovitco, trawler Marti> 2 for fishing: a In~ lo phon" day here 1o dl!tusa ways 'to they said. lv'.rs. Earl Morris, Mrs. Don mile off the coast in the Shumor Society rid lbe Jake bottom o1 waste The sources said it appeared & Mullen. Mrs. DaVJ'd o~"-ger, l a•ins and the vessel's captain lllld to report matter - a problem one fed· balfling one spy could know so •= 1 " Calendar Items. "B th Mrs. George Hargraves, Mrs. later was fined $5,(100. The fine erol official calls "a legacy of many names. ut e whole Doris r.einhart, Mrs. Catherine was pa1d two days ago by the , ball a century of neglect." organization of this ring was so 1\e\sh. Soviet Embassy. Ch b di Tbe meeHng •ponsorod by uncommon that anything The 12·mile offshore fisheries ester et 0 . sts the federal waU!r pollution possible," one security official II 2 and Tab!,., Mrs. claim was I'Stablished by Plan Early Service eootrol admloijlratioa, Is the said. nd St, Pomeroy ;,aul •. . asci, chaJnnan, !Mrs. I Congress 3't3T, ami early Sunrige servwes will be held tldrd part of a conference of Buchanan, Mrs. Helena this year Russian and u.. s. Sunday mornmg at 6:15a.m. at Lake Erie pollodon wblch be- i) Br~<kl.,, Mro. Mary Kun!elman negotiators reached what has the Chester Methodist Church gao tn the oummer of 1965. Mrs. Hom~r GordOn, Mrs. Ibeen described as a ''business ~n~ucted by the .. seruor ~md Jk ""V'' 4 tjj!J"-.tftKilMJU .tq{#.:Nrn George Hackett, Jr., Mrs. Hel· agreement" to recognize Junior MYF. DOWN, GEORGE '" Handley .. Miss Anna Ho.,.ll Iclaims, with certain exceptions. Regular worship service will LONDON (UP!) - Magis· M1ss Chnshne Groeser, Mr~ be at 9 a.m. with baptismal trate Mrs Audrey L M1ss,.Olg::J rites for babies and adlilts, and waSfl 't the ·least put out Pierotti and Mrs Ro" Srsson. l reception of members IIllo' tht al she mounted the bench to The kitc~en committee wil' · churc~. The children's program try a theft case, a mam wil· meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. in I will begm al lO ·a. m.• followed ness greeted her with a wolf ihe ChUr!'h aiiOitOTIUm. i by an egg hunt 00 the 'ChUTCh Whistle and the Cry, ''Wh&t 3 lawn fl)r the first !iX grades. I smasher~" That was George, a talking maynah bird . He'd WA 'fERMEJ.ON LORE , · heen stolen from a pet shop WASHINGTON (UP!) -The Two OWoans Die aod the' case was against the b"! ev1dence or a cultivated , COLUMBUS (UP!) - State In Vietnam Fi bt rnan who'd stolen him "I'm ' plant's ongin 1s fiq<ijng the Finance Director Richard Kra- ' g ·: flattered ., said th j place where ancestrAl forms :bach said tOday the proposed I WASHINGTON (UP!) _ The · e u e. still ~ wild: The riddle of 1Oh10 Bond Comm1•sion would Dcf<J~se Department Wednesday [' UNION SERVICES the watermelon's origin was 1save money for taxpayers ln ~det1hf_11:d 3'7 U. S. servicemen. There will be Union Sunrise sol\'ed when . explorer David I the lo~g run. ~rabach satd c~r:- 1 mcludtn~ tw~ from OhJO, who services at Letart Falls Meth- II 1 L1vmgston d1scovered wtld 1struchon costs mcrease annua,ly. were killed m VJetnam. Th e odist Church Sund t6 f 't I I . ' ay a a. m. 'Jd' watermelons growing profusely Iand th e bu1 mg o cap1 a m- grou~ mcluded: . :- j sponsoted by tile Letart Falls 1n central Africa, according to provements now would enable I P!O. O..car F. Ni~wand&r,. 1 Olarge and Letart U.BI Charge. thr Nahonai Gf?graphic "" So- the st•te t.-.n)oy the 1mmed1ate 1 son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nice- , Potluck breakfast will follow ciety. . ; •--., ·~~nefjla"<~f ,11!\'h constr~cllo": :wander, Rt. I, Dundee, Ohio, community Hall. Each family .· . The l)_.ll;,,·h~.lllll~. ,wiJbld a~d Pre. Mrchael H. Jul1an, soo attending is asked to ReI G•.._• "•" be uni!Jilpl.oyment. \'/lien ()uo ; o, Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Juliao,l breakfast food and table ser••- '1 a --.• .._eel« . steps IC> lis capital improve· , 917 Benedict Ave. Mansfield ice _,f.A!RO IUfll ,.-,,tome.! ~ :'1!0nts P!Oil:lllll. tne ·re:nut • is 1Ohio. ' ''=-· f!IO"!'QIIeci 1tr~~qe but ~alra·( mpre,jQI!; ~@tlml.end mj>re . lr pOllee say !hoy l!avo ceught , job oJ!!)ortllliiues';• he said. ' I on• citizen who collected the : "It . will permit "' 10 plan AITENDS CLUB , I garbage cans •• well. They oaj,l ah~ and buUd each year those j. George Starcher, who is serv.' he was found with 23 brinl. proje<;Ji ihat..,. reali1 need<d Img With the U.S. Army, sooo 1 ming cans he collected on 1111 !In tJie past we had to wait unui to be SPnt to Korea, was a guest morning rounds In the Gama. there was a gteat need in many of the Meigs Motorcycle Club I 1ia distrlet, and confessed fle !areas and then paS! an overall of which he was member, ' ' Fri.·Sot., Mar. 24-25 was after th@ ~ans. 'The poliet issue and try 10 bui ld them at nesday evening when the With 8 Gal. G11 didn't say what bo did lflth the , 911e Ume. This forced Ohio to 1 met at the club house on !Wut•ll garbjiJe. ;~ Ioperate antiquated facilities 1124. Plans were made for' Certified Gas Station ' Jbat were expensive to main- I • Enduro" on April 23, at 538 W. Moln Pomeroy SEAL CENSUS ' . !liln. Me1gs County Fairgrounds. <UP!) -It's tbe- seventh round. ~dm1tU!lf. Stop In Todpy And' SeeThe. NEW LAWN-BOY SeJZ·ed Off D Din Al·e Announced ALL-STAR . "' re~re~~s~·! ··"''be. 7·i 'ktillidopi , I fill 16 wUh' RIGHT ./ SHIRT FOR EASTER . .,Cool" for Easter ... cool on into summer ... our abort-sleeved dreBII shirts come in collar style, every poplllar color. So- l~ds, strlpes, what· eVer you Jike! 'in lOOft! from4.2S SUPERBA TIES • ESQUIRE SOCKS YOl!R BEST TIRE Bl!Y IN IT5#'1f!CE RIINfiEI 3·T Nylon c~ . ALL·WEATHER,lflRB s '.Ilwul K ····,_ ·· Was - - ploS~ $12 (lo-o- F!~E~ . U. ~ ... ~ow ~ ·· ~ > tc . I �•, I. . ' ,. 1'1 u ...,. · Landlord .' WASIDNGTON (UPi)- Airman John been stationed in Florida for 11 months when he rec,etv~dl orders for ;vietn~m. '-.. ' .1; •' • good~11~~110 ~~~·~H~e~ha:d~·~r~en~t~edb•;i .' It's Uncle Sam In AprilOr hadOrlando ·bWJi fa and bouseIt in his down from c :eveland, Ohio. • Wben he received hi.IJ $hippinr;: rent a house in whlch rrder>. he went to see the lana. 1room has been paintea b:ack. lord nhout the last month of hi' 1 The otory was told . or e·year lease. . by Sen. Stephen M. Young, Pay up. the landlord said Ohio, wbo labeled the ilen• ~ elly ~id But when th< land- l1is monthly newsletter: ·'"otne-1 lut'd p'linted to the fme prin~ uppance for this 'Patriot'.'' ond demanded that Kelly paint, .the m~erior of the house. hE con· g;lted the bose legal eflicor. The 'egal officer adv:s<d Kel- ., Jy to '1.1In! the walls, so Kelly 4i<l Every wall in t J...Use. The 13ndlordJ§. tr)llng to Bo!lllvena In May'For l)uuop ' ~:~~~ -:.~!~.::·~n-1~·~pr;~~"~ 1,sn~~~d t~: ~~~Jd. w~~un~~~-~ NI!:W ••. YORK shr·11Dp Boat ' 'committe~ for Shumagins ' • Amertcans • Linked·In • Ma·drnan's Spy Rt"ng I B.R. W. HDWE. LEATHER SUPPLY .M Wait~ess~• I~t ~era Chnsti~e O'Donn~ll, ~ • Formica Tops • Paneling • Ceiling • Storm Doors & Windows • Kitchen Cabinets e Floor Tile PHONE ESTIMAtES 992-5321 FORE~1AN N. 2nd Ave. &ABBOTT Middleport, . THAT IS SWISHER ~~:~~ and LOHSE 1 Bl.gSavt·ng . • I' 1 ~ICAGO '· ======='Iii . Her chores;ided black- I SQUAD CALLED ll!g the coal ran and wash- Th p illll sooty lamp c neya every I e omeroy Emergency ' SO!urday, say historians at the , squad wos summoned today at I rlf. nl' a\.. 9.51 a.m. for Vurnesa Dawkins 1 ~a 1oess ~~-'~_eau. Barbarton, who became m • ,...:;.,....:..;..::.::..;:::;: ' while shopping in Elberfeld's Department Store. She was tak : • ~ to VeU!rans Memorial Hlspital l ·D (J]'EJ) TO .IN'I'EREST OP 1and admitted. ; , GS • :MASliN AREA ---- ' ,, 1 . '. ll1h1rll ~ a.nter wtth There will be stmrlse serviees I : "!bu~ dall7 e'.ft'\t1tt S•turd•,. .,. at 8 a. ru. at the I,.aureJ Clifl :'fle •Oblo ValltF Pallllblftl Ctm.NftJ, : F . : 1~ ,t M"hln1• ttt .. Pomeroy, 0 b 'n . ree MethodiSt Church Easter . "~· IMtMM omee PIKm• 1t2- Sunday. Youth of the churcn 1,. ldttotht.J PbOM II9UlUt Will ..,_ -.,p ,.., 11 PoD 1 present a cantata. II I ~bl•.l"'' ·toti-in•m·llmbfiD llle.•, "01! ""... .... '""' :. ~-.. - :iliNI' Yor• .._..,_.41t .. '· ~AL TEMPS M3 tAxlaa- 1 Temperature In downtown Clt7. New I Pomeroy at 11:30 a.m. Thurs. w., j .~ 9.t'it~ ... " • ....1 ''""'tl -'111 hn\l!ltil cWk.;, tlJ.IOJ KILLED BY' 'l"'IAAN ' ~'"l!; "'!"" .,..... ....., 1 , TIFFIN, Ohio (UPI) -Terry ~tiiJM - · ' L. Fraley S, Tiffin, waa slrliCk Il "' . • .- ..... •• and killed Wedqejday' bf l"!!:. .,,,. ...... oo;o,_....,.. -·- .. ..... ... -""· Umore ,; Ohio ........1 "train . ~ : ~, , ....... ..,_ ;!:L walkinc home fro '. ' . The Fabric Sh~p ' I • 3.75 Singer Authorized Dealer, ; day S. degrees Wider 11111>·11 ..,.,.. ., ny •kies. · 311 oen\11 per only Singer Sal" & Service McCall'• PaHerna 1'5W.SECOND : • · I 1' OHIO. 1 IIDJ~g .l0C ~hysical J.Den~o;_,h_;;'_;s~~~~d·~.,... BABY CHICKS . =~~~~~~~ •I 1 I !I Kent State I 1 'P I Js Host F NCAAEvent ,. ARROW i · w· -.1 ~ ,, Machine 1 "'·~f ru~ 1ow~ Ros~ w~ wors~d unJte• dstafes, canada InIC~ H key CIash gt~mes. I 1 ,,.red Bob Johnson with the to the three-day meet wh!Ch has wtnn\ng run. drawn entries from M eolleges • - I ' Tune-Up Your Pr-nt ~ 1 'E,ij~tern 3~oma.ld t~:uns · Scr~nton be~m ~CAA "'1it m~11 s~ccesSiun. I iand universitie& and a lola! of AHL Slaudlna' , · :nearly 400 wrestlers. By United Press Int_ernational , Competition will be In II CINCINNATI CUP!) - Wtlt . . . , tastem Dlvfalon Iweight classes with the dl11m- ll Chamberlain did everylbing beSides r•ppmg hls pants from , \!· ": T•. PI•· Ipions hi ps decided Saturday Wednesda night - he even front to back. The mcld~L Hershey . ~ 21 10 80 1night. ' ,caused a delay m the game i Baltimore 32 2il 8 '12 1 M1chlgan State Oklahoma . d hy a ts nppe " P n · ~while the ~!·pro center repaired Springneld 30 26 9 6~: Lehigh. and Michigan appear ' 31,28 6 681 be lbe, main· .contenders for : But despite the fact· ,~e i II) the dressjllg room for a quick IQuebec t~iladelphia 76ers lost one pa~r change. , Providence . 12 ~ II 33 teap!'ohamPioll4hip, but 1 ing champion, ~klahoma o.l n;tra Jar~.~ basket!I/'11 s~ort~:k The brief delay was a small , We1tern Dlvfsloa they will go mto. F'rtaay nll!hl S·~onsolation Jor Coach Jack W. L. T. l'to. 1 be'· ruled a Natl~nal Basketball Assoeiatlon !McMahon, who said later, "Wilti Pittsblll'gh ,, (11119, 9 8~ · " ' p\ayofl battie against . the completely d 0 m i n 8 t ed the Roeh~sier 34 24 8 · ~ Cowboys, who took, Cinflnnatl Royals wtth 1·1" ~~~~ game. Wtlen he turned toward , C(leveland 32 ;!!i, , Ames, Iowa, last year, l f~te~r~~~~,,:t~h:~e.~Royals I~ !lit> basket on the first play 1: ~uffalo . ·, 14 45 "• third' tn ~ B~ Elgbl mght ~.~~~~n 'new what kind of nigllt we : , Wedneo""y 1 .l\elultt , ..'. this yea~ ~ul aJw'YS I " . were In for His passing burt us Cleveland 4 ru•g<d in tx>urnament series 1 • 2 a ·· .... '~r. ... . ··t-"""' · . (l1 assi!ll!) • ~nd he . · 1,. not' have been tJe controlled the offense." ' ' · " . 1fter emJII down 1 ..... Ohio. 1 tt,JtsaetJ ....ru.IIIJ i I Excluoive ftont drop-in bobbin • Dependable SINGER" service • Fre& instruction -a le$SDnl T•nnHfu. ldltor a~proa1:- I -T~e 76ers Even Se'.r·~es After I 123•1 '02 JD 0ver Roya18 COLOGNe _ ___,. '5.00 DEODORANT - - - - .2.!)0 SOAP FOR MEN ' 2.50 MEN'S I Mend , hem, overcaot, sew ~n butlon1 PLAN CANTATA I . Ow"" ,ubll....,. ·; ~oron:~ FREE. ~atlon, Now aboard.;.a full carao of canoe. Breezy refreshers anytlmL . *175aweek ell• payment 1 DAilY SENTINEl $59.50. ~\\f ~ll 1 ' Area. New r•chines II low II 1 ~ ma"k~ R eds ]Vi•'P p h l•tt•tes 10- 8 I'" misled, ,we are the only authorized 'Singer Dealer'' in the Big Bend "We'dwj:~~ I "'Y Singer Machin~ Buyers! be you~g W<d~e.~day's cxcij~· Montroal5 -1o,ont~3 ~' CA.\ pmsur~s n<·thin~ ~?ut~ful hav~ ~ ~t I Don't ~ I BABY CHICKS Js.: pia~~d ~HL · ~oronw . ~e" Dayton FIyers' nderdogs Agatnst . N''orth caroI.ma F.IVe '~o<1iidal. FREE SAN FRANCISCO IUPJ) - : ROYAL ALUMINU . There'a quite a zoo oil the Cili- • WASHINGTON M 1 fom1a coast. . IUP!) : 11\tt coast and offshore Alurpmum a household staple .lilll!l• of the staU! are inhabitat.l -4ice was a status symbol of .ed by an estimated 22,1100 sea ! royalty, accordins .to the Na· hoaa, 1,000 harbor ~tals and I FUO!lal ' Geogr~uc. Society. 3,5GO norther!l elW seals, ranee s Crown Prmce lmpea! wellao about ~ otters rial, mfant liOn of Napoleon II, cGct nearly extinct ~ ' shook: an engraved aluminum • · baby rattle. The emperor hlm8u,CKING mli•'IJtANGE ~elf sipped soup from an alumNEW YORK (\11;'~. - Next ~num spoon at state banquela. tlrne you are inclMelt to grum· In tP:ose day~, the metal was ble about bea h"'""ework in ~ a precious curiosity callecl usll· .~ mod 'Yh •~ . ver from clay" that S<tld-!or the , Yo... ern orne g1ve a . thoUf!ht to IT ' , equ1va1ent of $545 a pound. In· ~ victorl~us Louu~ville. I .w~~ ' 'W'I.II Begin • soon 1 l I !slush Fund Pro be 1 :e~ms~omen.! D~~ h I 1967~3 dg I : \ 1 ~combination ) I' ' I D~.l ~ ~~re25:ft h~ controverSI~I n~ • .. AND \ mort~ w~en o~: ~ • ~~~~-1!..-:! II'~ 1 !,;;;=========J:;:::;::::::::;::::::::;::::::::;::::::::;:::::~~~~~~:::::;::::::;::::::;::;:::::;::::::;:~:::::;::::::;::::::;::;:::::;::;::;~ CI3-IDIS • Bond. PIan Rea11y • c~rrense ."r !I . ' l thusia~ts I fREE' · ' I 1[ MarJS• Goes 4 4For cardinaIs I' · · triumphaht and surprisingly 1Flo~ Patterson-and did-aod graciod...:'cassius Clay. ltatet"' taunted Ernie 1'erreH t::mcinna\_i , t1 J "1 want to fight again, but throughout their bout by deI . , Philadetphlli' just have to wait," Clay man!ling he call him by ois : NEW HAVEN - Archery en- Larry King, to take honOrs in 1Nelli Raven, managed to 'stay year's non ~ .resident champioq, Series B in the wake ·of ills : Muslim name "Muhammed \ invaded New Haven the Men's Barebow !ilJvisiQn, in tbe running for third. Eugene McKinney, with a total Boston ,, jcompltt!lY expected but still ; Ali,;' .went to unusual lengths to of 2tl!l points. . New York 1again this year ao Uie Leman· with a 268. Farley, si!Oqling a I1. In the Women's Barebqw imprm!Ve Sl'vi!nth-round knoek· . be ·kind to the 34-year-old . : haw Archery Club was host to 1263 barely eaa<d by thO defeqd· viSion Aile<! Knapp of New , .100 1 We'tem Dh•lsk.&·) · ''Soriel A out of c jging challenger Z9ra i FoUey. HS : tlie Third Annual West Virginia ! ing champion .of two :years, Haven oa"!e back again to . In iAlh 8 1 1 I Archery AssoCiation Indoor 1Larry King, for second. King c'iatm her t1tle of W.V .A.A. wo- 1· ICe ey .g 1 W: f olley'· Wednesday mght in the I "He hurt me," said Clay, , heavyweight title bout that ·'especially with those rignt\ "What's wrong? a · mull- Championship Tournament. Ov- with a 262 got third. . men's loooor Barebow Champ- wo':n day , San Francisco 0 ever will be held in famed i1 hands." · sail - so liiJ' MIHII eaid slier , e1 70 archers matched arrows The excitement of \he day , ion for the second •conaecutlve 1J1l m1ra e , c almr;g ' Los Angeles tMadislft Square Garden. l Clay never appeared burt to : she took It out ol tba washerl't: for the Top Indoor Archery was afforded by the Wornen:s year. Alice's · 2IJ9 total points " th• Wtmen s .non - res dent j!erles 8 The thing Clay is "waiting" Iring!liders, and the "admission" ! crowns of the year. Free Style Division. Two loCal ended a · cloae battle, wUb lei- trophy. W. .pnIs a ruling by the U.S. Court iseemed a rare gesture for him I Top score of the day was club members, Wanda King and low club member, K;lren Clark, Howard "Stogie" Carter of , st. Louis J pf Appeals in Cincinnati, whicll l to make. 1shot by Allen Morris 01 Fa1r- Ruth Roush, both finish<d with that continued until lbe last Pt. Pleasant took on all comers Chicago ~~~ dectde whether he has to • Folley also related another 1 mont, W. Va., wlth the im- 217 points, and 10 order to de- "end" was shot. Karen's total in the Semor Men's Division, a , Wednesdays' ~h<f ,JJp: for mducllon into the , ou~of-character Clay remark pressive score of 288, for the clare a Women's Free Style of ~I was good enough though class set aside for men over lbe Phila 123 Cin 102 iAr'flY on April 11. If the court :after the fight-' ·He told me I ·• i W.V.A.A. Men's Free Style In- Champion, the two ioci<ed horns to earn her second place in the age of 55. His 229 score earned I Tburiday's GaJnel!l,; ~a1 he must go, then GasSius : was a good flghrer and the only Idoor Championship crown. in a sudden-death shoot.,?ff. Icompetition over Nancy Noll of him the Senior Men's Indoor san Fran. at Los Ang . • m t dec1de whether to obey- 1reason he beat me was he was In close runrung were two , After a gruelmg ''end of 5 Pt. Pleasant. who fmlshed In Championship. St. Louts at Chicago _ ,;..<l:''H' 1 1 or o'1o 'JaU. , Iyounger." Folley also dtsclosed South Charleston professional arrows apiece, which left each third place. The ever - busy Leman haws I!·.'tie court rules in his favor, I that this time there was no archers, Paul Jeffers and W!l- contestant visibly shaken, Wan- I The non - resident award giv· who have just fmiShed their , 'the way will be clear for Clay Itau•ting by Clay inside the ring. ' By VITO STELLINO son Beaver, who took second da King emerged by en each year to the top oul of door season will hold their an· ' . Standing• \ o make his next title defense 1 Apologizes For Blows I UP! Sports Writer and third places with a 285 three points to claim the Wo- state Man and Woman Archer nual banquet in April and then ' By United l'ress against Bona vena, a clumsy but I "He never spoke to me," ' Roger Maris would li<e to do and 283 respectively. men's Free Style Championship went to Warren Ol!enberger of I head for the great outdoors and : IV. hard·hitting Argentmian, in Folley said. "I said something I for the St. Louis Cardmals what A Gary archer, Paul Evans, and leave second place to Ruth. Marietta, and Alice Wamsley Isummer of field archery. wtlh •·Chi" go 'Tokyo May 27: And perhaps for ! to him, though. A couple of my 1Frank RobinS<tn did for the slipped past Princeton's Danny Nancy Ohlinger , defending :'of Pomeroy. I tournaments and the !another eigllt weeks .Jeft jabs were low and I ' Baltimore Orioles last year -, Farley and the local favorite. champion of two years also of 1 Of!enberger defeated last lbopes,,of more trophies. York Iafter that, say sometime m apolog1zed.'' and Robinson would hke to do it ! · · -- - -- - - I Montreal IJuly, against Thad Spencer of : FoliC) actually wm the first I again, too. . . ul PetrO>! !san Francisco. I two rounds on the cards of au : . The two Tight- I Boston ; No Verbal l'uacbes three rmg officials. There ' fielders were the key f1gures m . . •-Clinched title J Clev, he wasn't tussling wasn't much action in the.e i two of the biggest trades of the DA '/TON (UP)) - D•yton's 'pot oome Friday night when 1 ln the toumament so , How 1oes Donoher feel ."11?!': I , , ' With quesUons about his future, sessions, and Clay said IllS last two wmters. Flyers are JUSt glad eno•gh to the Flyers meet towenng North lhrr. , the and th,<. 1 1 was being exceptionally kind t!) 1 handlers berated him for \ A y ear ago, C inc i nnati I make the final feur uf the Carolina in This \.is Dayton's deepest ad- ment going with an New tork 3 Chwag? 3 FnU\,y in eommenting on his , "toymg around." . ! shipped (Robinson to the Orioles NCAA basketball tournament " We know we're definite vance in three NCAA tuurna- tournament? ., iOn•V games s_clie<iuled )'_ \:ij, 0 1 T Wt utl!iu,,mph Wednesday nigllt. 1 "I wasn't playing around," ! with the lag of an "old 30"·-but ' ond aren't now looking ahea41 underdogs, but that's ments. although the Flyers won AI , Thursday • Games -.... lbings.went almo!lt exactly as!Cassius said. ''I tried to move tR?binson was enough to j to any _possible meellng with newt? us," smd Coach the Nationalo1Jnvitation Tourna.- 1• u:e th{:l at .Bos,tcm. 1 W. Irxpected in tile scheduled 15- , fast but he was slick he was wm every award m the book 1Lew Alcmdor and UCLA. I Don llonoher. We ve heen ment m 1962. Outsld• of f<,rmer f' 'h .11 New \ ork a. Detroit 8 ;1 rounder ' and Clay wasn't in any 1tricky • he was• rasl ' and w3s whi\e leading • the Ormles ta the 1 Dayt.m, desp1te a record of I underdogs in all three toumachampions Cincionatl and. Obi::: ma ' ! : rn.e. toe . E' V ehr 1 • ' . . [ d 1 h Fl . fi game rvmg wm. 11a1 F t e {On!v games schcdulcci) :mood to rub it 1n. He spent a hard to hit. He wouldn't move world _champwnsh1p. • 24-5 has been an underdog m ment games so r~r, out 11 Sta_ te, t e yers are tile rsl way w~'ve approached 29 nj ~ rouple of rounds takmg Folley's m on me and again.r._;t a grent ,: Mans was sent by the New 1 all three tournament games so thmk North Carolina is a bet- 1Ohio team ever to get ml.c tile I tb f d th t'5 th , I Title Senes 'measure dumped h m on his!skilJfuJ scientific boxer you : York Yankees to the CardinalS! far and will be In ti1e same ter learn than anybody we'1•c champiOnship round. 1 em so ar tn e 1 I HAZU:TON , Pa. 1 th'15a 1 lear with. a thundering left-righ.t slow down " this wmte-r JUst five seasons 1 - - "N"rthapCproalc , one WI Professional in thP.. fourth round 'II Clay declared Folley "gave after his historic 61 homerdyear oTh e ,...year-o DoJill htr ran Leagues' twod W divlsion , 'l to ' and r.inally sent him sprawling lme a better fight than (Sonny) because of the mutual Jseninto the nltlon's No. 1 an !'· ' .Ion hiS face With a whiplash IListon ' or Patterson• or Ter- :' rhantment ond the M part . of both aurmg • . hi S f'ITS t t WO·, ... ulps ,o ' th e . c d [a thbest-of-five p 'd t' 8 " ' oun ay or e res! en s Jr:ght for the knockout at 1·48 of rell." Yanks an ans. \ . t M' h -· -------- -- - -~ 1, theMarisnowhopestoprovehe' s , FORT MYERS, Fla. fUPI) - ' and Lee May. I when opposmg pitcher Grant ' aga_ms lC lgan was announced 1 !Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 23, i still capable of being a good ' The Cmcinnati Reds mer•t th< l Jim Maloney, Gary Nolan , Jackson doubled with two Kentucky, . lfl Till!. · ____ , _ ·--· ---- - - , hitter-and he looked like one Pittsburgh Pirat" her< today. jRollie Sheldon and Darrel OS·• on. ,year, the:JIIyers met and de· , Wodnesday when he broke out . I teen teamed to hold the Phlllies The Reds broke a six·ali tie feated Western Kentucky, 111 of a spring slump w1th ~ douhle 1· Both~: tea~s ~ere wmner_s ': ito only three hits, ene a horner in the seventh mning when nessee and Virg•nia Te·~h I1 and three singles to lead the ' We~n:~day 5 Gri:ipe(ruit Leaf:ll \ Maloney gave Ut: tWG runs m co Ruiz singled Home lourney play, \1° menn tnrk itself. 1 C:~rds to a 7-2 victory over the ' exhtblllon play. The Reds scut- , the first innmg when Tony Gon- Chaney. I .. _ : New York Mets. , lied Philadelphia ll].ll. . Pitts- zalez doubled with two men on In the eighth CincmnaH "But we're a Jot bct!er orr ; , I Meanwhile, Roblnson--C<Jming I burgh down<d Kansas City 2-1. !by walks. picked up its fmal Jhre• runs than a year ago, whe~ .we w~re Fri.·Sat., Mar. 24-25 " I back slowly from a win!Pr knee The Reds pounded three Phil- Then Nolan, the Reds' ltl·year on Mav's homer, doubles by a team .at Iowa C•ty : Wit.h 8 Gal. Gas l ' operation- hit hfs : (irst two i lies pitchers for 16 h:ts, includ-1 o)d pnching WhiZ, blanked thr:. Dick Simpson and Pete naven t as hard ' · :homers of the spring a:;; the ing homers by Vada Pinsl)ll ~hilbes until the sixth i1mlng, and a single by Osteen. thlB year, ,especially dunn~ I •' •. I Orioles outlasted the Chicago . · - . ~ebrua:·y and March, and we'r• Certified Gas s~~=~ ,, , Whlle Sox, 5.-4 in 10 inning<i. , Ill better comhtJon,'' j S3l W,, M•ln 0 . (UPI\ Illi"::ship if its governing body fai1 , 1 Tn the other eight exhibition ........ 101 ' legislature w1ll begm an: to respect Jts delegation of 1 Boston beat the New C"'" 1r 1 years, we are going to be hard m estigation of the relationship : contiol o\'er intercollegiate atn·1 York y 1 nkees. 5.2, Pittsburgh I VlENNA ( UPI) - The United Russia to clinch the title. Jb ,, .n the Umver51ty of ictics to that mst.itutional l edged Kansas Cilv, 2.1, Los States and Canada clash here But the dediCated U.S. sestet, Ito beat.'' illindls and the Big Te n as a: agency to whiCh it It a s , Angeles clobbered. Minnesota, , today in what is expected to be , the crowd'[lleaser in . Vienna's ! The American• showed their ! 1 ·rdiult of the '·slush fund" 1 deleg~ted control " 1 5. 1 2 Houston niPped Atlanta 4-3 the f1rst showdown of the 1967 1modermst1c arena, 1s deter- courage when they met the which brought resign•-; R bl' f d •.,;h,ngton be, at Detro'll '• • world 1ce hockey cnampionshiP mined to pull another upset. I highly skilled Czechs in . . coa'"he::t. .. , , . epu 1can loor 1ea' er Wt1. . 11 ·, . . ' ~· which . IS . now at 1ts. half-way , uw I~a tf three, Ilhm Cmcmnal! ripped Philadelphia t t fi ·sn f th bruising game here on Tuesday.! 11 : <~i ti!O same till)e, two 1\hnms: 1~ami K. Pohaatck, >poednsohr ohf L~e 10-6 Cleveland stopped Sa~ mark. after "th.ewtahnree toop tenam's llloutrhi The Czechs won 8-3 but only ' ,st,...n ~uia 1s ru Jed .melig•'bl e as a · reso utKln t pass . l "Ne ous~ .i Francisi' · · Th ca di to O 14-5 and California e na ans, eager tournan ent " ad US Cl chs after they had ca lied on a11 rll,>UII of Illinois' illegal ·'slush by bea 127·14 vo':d sa•~ ~ one I edged the' Chicago CUbs 5-2. : recapl!\re their former supre- 1Morra/ Wiilia ~~n "t~ ·go ~at their strength lo overpower the , ~$" charged thai othr:r ~sdi m! accus '. rl cu , tdr r Maris' four hits ral~ed his I macy, are rated co-favorites ~ far we'll ha~e t~ b at the dedicated Yanks. I rmfei'ence schools ·had made mboctte.; we}'",. JUSht concethrnhe ! average from 160. to 258 and he I with defending world champiOn i Canadians " ' , Th R I t d! ttem ' lucrative offers of a u our r~a 1ons 1p WI t e • · · ,_ _ · : e LISS ans were expec e ! more Big Ten." i also scored four runs. Orlando 1 The Americans have caused to have an easy Ume in their i l Kal a1d. . 1 . 1Cepeda, obtained in a trade , the first, major upset in this ' game against W'""~',~:,:~~ · lg . Te n CommiSsiiiller Wll· It would he posSible for. the j w1th San Francisco last sum- i h tournament by beatmg higllly Itoday a n d c 1 .ham ileed pronused thai. U10 conference to expeU the uruver- mer. had a perfect day at the rated Sweden 4-3 on the opening should have Uttle trouble 1 £onference would mvest1ga~e should the ~~gislatlvc probe plate wil!! a single, two·run 1 01' day after an impressive display handling the weary Finns. 1 limy reputable charges of Iilegal 1challenRe the full and com· homer and double besides a 1 • of aggressive boekey Th s ed 111 E aid at other Big Ten uniYei'Sl-1 plete taculty control ol athle· walk · "No us team h s. had Ge e w_ es wbe meet ast .. "Tht' ht · 1 " ' tl" f be·h· ' · a rmanymanot rgroup"A" ~.... . a s w a were ' or, I. cs oe~essary or mem .s Robinson has now collected I1better ··morale," a ever Wiliiam"'n game on today's eafd and are ill!: saki. . . · ~ the Big Ten. . , six hits. in his last nine at-bats 1said. "Our young boys only need I expected to add two points to I fReed sa1d the Btg Ten had not The mves!lgal!on, approv~ to raise his average to .350, KENT, Ohio (UPI) -The uperlence. In a couple their account. : ,roflsidered the possible results earlier by the senale w1th oni.l lafter collecting J'ust one hit ' In I • 11 · •· t1 ' · -11 d f I . · 1 t I d' t· ,' , nation s top eo egl8~ wres ers 1 •ol the Illmo1s 1eg_1s a1ure mves l· ; (lne 1ssen.mg vo1e, cu e 9 r 1his first 11 at b.a~ · this s"Jns:. ltoda be ·0 twice-a-da 1 hut B1g Ten rulel; ithe creation of a IO·man!His two homers ·Jmabledr the IIU y . J!l th I · I ·ide, "a member mstitutionj commrttee to report back to the . Orioles to force the ·game into ' ontll m he argehsi , · 1· 'bl r be 1· 1 · 1 t b J 1 , wres ng c affilliOM ps ever 1----~s me~- e or rnem__ _:_~IS a_ur~ - Y unJ!I • ex~a innings anti Da~e,~Ohn~ held. ~ \. " S<tn s two-out, lOth Inning single Kent State University ts host THE l"' See Us For Y!Mir Remodeling Needsl 'Fairmont's .MoiTis ~aptures Men's i. Free styIe Indoor, -·Archery T I ""'~:;~,: - it e, Ea.·u.~m~,l•s' A' 1 :; i , FOR 1967 JUNEAU, Alaska IUPI) 1The Coast Guard seizt>d a 000f 0 f Russian fishing vessel ~.5 miles ('·' off the Alaska coast Wednesday in the firt arrest of a foreign ship for violation of the new mile offshore fisheries ROME (UPI) - Italian se- 1stretching from Somaltlland to questioning at Turin Wednes· Committees for the Red claimed by the United Stares. cur1ty ngents today began Scandinavia. day, counter • intelligence sour· Cross Donors dinner Wednes· The Soviet trawler was checking 300 persons Including Rinaldi, a parachute cham· ces &aid day, March 29, were announced uoder tow near the Americans named by accused pion and James Bond fan who · today by Mrs. Ol8rle! Clark- Islands and the Coast Giorgio lThe Flying Mad· pohe<! said coofeiSed to running . Rinaldi's 300 names might 1 son, preaident of the Catholic reported it would take man) Rmaldi "' part of a fan· the rmg along with his chubby mclude actual spies, persons \Vome<~'s Club. vessel to Kodiak, about Soviet spy network wtfe supplied the names under the Soviets listed as possible They are: Kitchen, Mrs. miles to the east. . . espionage recruits or persons Charles Radford chairman ThiS was the second serture ~-- who m1ght be cultivated for Mrs. Charles Cla;kson, Mrs: a Russian fishing ship irt BUFFAW, N.Y. (VPI) _ data on North Atlantic Treaty Ask ForA Froe John ~iteh, Mrs. Thomas Hen- weeks. In the first instance, the Representatives of five states Organtzatwn bases m Europe, nessy, Mrs. Mildr<d McCul- Coast Guard anested a Soviet Pomeroy arra bordering Lake Erie tneet to- Africa and the Middle East, D1mon11ratlon Iough. Mrs. John Kokovitco, trawler Marti> 2 for fishing: a In~ lo phon" day here 1o dl!tusa ways 'to they said. lv'.rs. Earl Morris, Mrs. Don mile off the coast in the Shumor Society rid lbe Jake bottom o1 waste The sources said it appeared & Mullen. Mrs. DaVJ'd o~"-ger, l a•ins and the vessel's captain lllld to report matter - a problem one fed· balfling one spy could know so •= 1 " Calendar Items. "B th Mrs. George Hargraves, Mrs. later was fined $5,(100. The fine erol official calls "a legacy of many names. ut e whole Doris r.einhart, Mrs. Catherine was pa1d two days ago by the , ball a century of neglect." organization of this ring was so 1\e\sh. Soviet Embassy. Ch b di Tbe meeHng •ponsorod by uncommon that anything The 12·mile offshore fisheries ester et 0 . sts the federal waU!r pollution possible," one security official II 2 and Tab!,., Mrs. claim was I'Stablished by Plan Early Service eootrol admloijlratioa, Is the said. nd St, Pomeroy ;,aul •. . asci, chaJnnan, !Mrs. I Congress 3't3T, ami early Sunrige servwes will be held tldrd part of a conference of Buchanan, Mrs. Helena this year Russian and u.. s. Sunday mornmg at 6:15a.m. at Lake Erie pollodon wblch be- i) Br~<kl.,, Mro. Mary Kun!elman negotiators reached what has the Chester Methodist Church gao tn the oummer of 1965. Mrs. Hom~r GordOn, Mrs. Ibeen described as a ''business ~n~ucted by the .. seruor ~md Jk ""V'' 4 tjj!J"-.tftKilMJU .tq{#.:Nrn George Hackett, Jr., Mrs. Hel· agreement" to recognize Junior MYF. DOWN, GEORGE '" Handley .. Miss Anna Ho.,.ll Iclaims, with certain exceptions. Regular worship service will LONDON (UP!) - Magis· M1ss Chnshne Groeser, Mr~ be at 9 a.m. with baptismal trate Mrs Audrey L M1ss,.Olg::J rites for babies and adlilts, and waSfl 't the ·least put out Pierotti and Mrs Ro" Srsson. l reception of members IIllo' tht al she mounted the bench to The kitc~en committee wil' · churc~. The children's program try a theft case, a mam wil· meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. in I will begm al lO ·a. m.• followed ness greeted her with a wolf ihe ChUr!'h aiiOitOTIUm. i by an egg hunt 00 the 'ChUTCh Whistle and the Cry, ''Wh&t 3 lawn fl)r the first !iX grades. I smasher~" That was George, a talking maynah bird . He'd WA 'fERMEJ.ON LORE , · heen stolen from a pet shop WASHINGTON (UP!) -The Two OWoans Die aod the' case was against the b"! ev1dence or a cultivated , COLUMBUS (UP!) - State In Vietnam Fi bt rnan who'd stolen him "I'm ' plant's ongin 1s fiq<ijng the Finance Director Richard Kra- ' g ·: flattered ., said th j place where ancestrAl forms :bach said tOday the proposed I WASHINGTON (UP!) _ The · e u e. still ~ wild: The riddle of 1Oh10 Bond Comm1•sion would Dcf<J~se Department Wednesday [' UNION SERVICES the watermelon's origin was 1save money for taxpayers ln ~det1hf_11:d 3'7 U. S. servicemen. There will be Union Sunrise sol\'ed when . explorer David I the lo~g run. ~rabach satd c~r:- 1 mcludtn~ tw~ from OhJO, who services at Letart Falls Meth- II 1 L1vmgston d1scovered wtld 1struchon costs mcrease annua,ly. were killed m VJetnam. Th e odist Church Sund t6 f 't I I . ' ay a a. m. 'Jd' watermelons growing profusely Iand th e bu1 mg o cap1 a m- grou~ mcluded: . :- j sponsoted by tile Letart Falls 1n central Africa, according to provements now would enable I P!O. O..car F. Ni~wand&r,. 1 Olarge and Letart U.BI Charge. thr Nahonai Gf?graphic "" So- the st•te t.-.n)oy the 1mmed1ate 1 son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nice- , Potluck breakfast will follow ciety. . ; •--., ·~~nefjla"<~f ,11!\'h constr~cllo": :wander, Rt. I, Dundee, Ohio, community Hall. Each family .· . The l)_.ll;,,·h~.lllll~. ,wiJbld a~d Pre. Mrchael H. Jul1an, soo attending is asked to ReI G•.._• "•" be uni!Jilpl.oyment. \'/lien ()uo ; o, Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Juliao,l breakfast food and table ser••- '1 a --.• .._eel« . steps IC> lis capital improve· , 917 Benedict Ave. Mansfield ice _,f.A!RO IUfll ,.-,,tome.! ~ :'1!0nts P!Oil:lllll. tne ·re:nut • is 1Ohio. ' ''=-· f!IO"!'QIIeci 1tr~~qe but ~alra·( mpre,jQI!; ~@tlml.end mj>re . lr pOllee say !hoy l!avo ceught , job oJ!!)ortllliiues';• he said. ' I on• citizen who collected the : "It . will permit "' 10 plan AITENDS CLUB , I garbage cans •• well. They oaj,l ah~ and buUd each year those j. George Starcher, who is serv.' he was found with 23 brinl. proje<;Ji ihat..,. reali1 need<d Img With the U.S. Army, sooo 1 ming cans he collected on 1111 !In tJie past we had to wait unui to be SPnt to Korea, was a guest morning rounds In the Gama. there was a gteat need in many of the Meigs Motorcycle Club I 1ia distrlet, and confessed fle !areas and then paS! an overall of which he was member, ' ' Fri.·Sot., Mar. 24-25 was after th@ ~ans. 'The poliet issue and try 10 bui ld them at nesday evening when the With 8 Gal. G11 didn't say what bo did lflth the , 911e Ume. This forced Ohio to 1 met at the club house on !Wut•ll garbjiJe. ;~ Ioperate antiquated facilities 1124. Plans were made for' Certified Gas Station ' Jbat were expensive to main- I • Enduro" on April 23, at 538 W. Moln Pomeroy SEAL CENSUS ' . !liln. Me1gs County Fairgrounds. <UP!) -It's tbe- seventh round. ~dm1tU!lf. Stop In Todpy And' SeeThe. NEW LAWN-BOY SeJZ·ed Off D Din Al·e Announced ALL-STAR . "' re~re~~s~·! ··"''be. 7·i 'ktillidopi , I fill 16 wUh' RIGHT ./ SHIRT FOR EASTER . .,Cool" for Easter ... cool on into summer ... our abort-sleeved dreBII shirts come in collar style, every poplllar color. So- l~ds, strlpes, what· eVer you Jike! 'in lOOft! from4.2S SUPERBA TIES • ESQUIRE SOCKS YOl!R BEST TIRE Bl!Y IN IT5#'1f!CE RIINfiEI 3·T Nylon c~ . ALL·WEATHER,lflRB s '.Ilwul K ····,_ ·· Was - - ploS~ $12 (lo-o- F!~E~ . U. ~ ... ~ow ~ ·· ~ > tc . I �•. I • r .l . .1;:-~!Jt ~·!J'!IIomJOidl~port, o., Karch u; !Ge7 · ·. ·Qj : · , ':.:f,;ii:~"! .'"'~--z· ·":""=' , Rtver~ws . •·· · · · ·' .~ew B!"en ·. ~· • ; ~ ' · • · I 'I AJi. d · .~r~ · , . ·~~~-·l ~~,i~·~:~~~J. {: ~!lV_otl~tes~~~·~,:;~;·:~~ By WJWam Lawrme, j).D.S, ers: Pt. Pleuanl, jill. . ln. · . tJV!: wntl!8 ciJ.AIIS· .. March It was 70. The .• Jl .. out; llinton, 3:40 ' Tbt>'Llfe . Claas of tlie $19.70. Worship ~t: ""' ·l)· . iiA flllilll, Kanawha Fa~ 1.!18 E U:B. Oass met on !l'uesday . . . Jil.ARIIY D~ ~mlilUI somt rlln a]Obl the Sootb.Cen:· "'lllillc.: brarleitoo, 42.91.nsi"ll: ~ening ' llhi church with Mrs. Leo 'l'bqmpson Willi. prizts · u ~ Pf4ti tral Okl~homa lllrder. Londr!n· ·~Ill .~t. Mar T. Bert ,Roush and Miss MU~e .by Mn. Abagll! Tbompson wlsHINGTQN (uPl) _ Thf: A I;lt4e worse . • met, ~ I feet, and Wjn- BumgaJ'!I'!r .as hooi,le""· . Mrs. Lleuio RoUBb. pros'pect for a record "~eat It •s "perha!)! josl a fleld,, l'llllllllll! I! feet of rollers. .J'h.,meeUng opeited with the ' : · IIOTARY CLUB crop :this year Is bectlnlng worse" than a week li9• ,l"am- M•~f _ 811111!11. of('l>ead Me to .. Cll· The,R.otary Club for bteakt>r 11 1 mioos drought er slid. He s~4· tl)erc ·~ad. n91 Galll!'"J11. ~b . Col: ·v~..'' ~-. Howard . Bur~ le~Ultr dinner . . .. . continu•s 1~ grip the important ~ mueh furillar ••d·e.-oslon Queep ~P. 4·46 p. "'·• John Lit . led lbe driV.ilons. She read t-lio ~y .evenmg. A Mrs, . ' but· noi'""• up $:4.5 p. m.; ·Dorothy Estes poeru "Easter in Old Jeruaa- .lileetlng was conducted, ~se tha 01·nttr " heat area .'" th e south ' dorin•• lbe ·wee" ,. ~. ...,. -•• Ciarlo ,..._ up 8 !0 P m • · . tt di' Don ld F n-..·• that ern G!eal Plllns. bad there ~· much jl'<ll!lli "'N . ,.:,.,... .., . • • • : : Jem"..and, "[II(Wers .for .E~.~. a en ng, a · ,._,, 51 the winter wheat croll. · A. J. · P~ttOn d0WIIl~- · P· m.: Time." Mrs. Otha L!Ov\PJ led Richard On!, Prank Clpebart, . Tilt . Department of Agricol· He slid 95 per cent of the llaby Len dOwn 1.11 •:· .111., the lfOllP In prayer. Mra. Edwr.1 Stein, Clyde Foley, Arth· lure, .n • p~IJ11g forecast •• coontieo ~ Kans~! and Okilhc. WOllam H. Zimmer •P ill a. George Jewtll presided alll' lh• Dr Thabet, Donald FosJesoq, . at . . Bay, sued ,~hi• weet, slid ~~~!!<! ma re~ ~critlral" moisture m.: . St~v..son ~wn a a. m.; business meeting. :Russell Capehart, I!Dbert Gll· w•th ·tht uniL pla~tingo of winter and spring sbwtage8"1n both surface and Philip Sporn dowp »:95 a. m. Miss MUiie B\lmgarner con-Imore, Rev. Marcuo Trough, Marlene ~ re. wh~t will total 68 million ;ubsolb. The western two·tllirds 1111111••• IIIYir .- MIU'mel: docled a COQtest on jumbled Harry Miller, I!Dme Wlllla1118011, ~; hOII)I 'lrom acres. With normal condltr.... of Texas, Eastern New Mexioo . W. S•eet up _s.l& ·P·. m., ., In tht·~ible. "" Lew1s SUmmers, Lloyd Reush, wMkJ .stay In ~~~ where thf de~artment said, tt.at acre. and Eastern Colorado also con· Mary Jane up 11.15 p. ~·· Win- ~ose attending were Mrs. and guest. she Iii a SM ·~· "'ould produco a record tinued to experience s e r i o u • litld, Suoan Lone "P U& p.m .• Ho ard Burris Mrs 0 o· . PEIISONALS . met ! n . cro~ of 1.1 billion busher,, al· drouRht conditions. Allin &. Merrill down 10·15 r S w M B~rnard Ll~vlnil: Mr. Probe 1\oush was bi'OIIIlhl me eq: of lowlni tho United Staleo to rt· . m.: Lucy Jape Locao op 2 a.m.; ayre, "· C rt Mrs RoY to the home of bls son and lam· vtF•tora . pledish some of its dt~ltll'd re- 1 Meanwhile, weather !erec~st· Tammy Wlute up 2:30 a. m.: ::; HarryM apeh;th~ Li~lng Jly, Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Wonde 'lib« ,Is •1:!~:~~ I serooo. ers said there was no preclp1ta- Helen Z. Up 3 1. 'Ill., 0. F. maned, :si M R F I!Dush, after belq a Josepb Hosjntal In:· lion mentioned in the loreclst Shearer up 4 a. m.: <!elr.et u~ Mro. Fr a ey, rs. · · at Holzer Hospital. were her a\111~ llU Carr, Tile lorecost hin(ed lll'gely for the next two day•. Looking 4:!0 u. m.; Fori Dearborn up Bryant, Mrs. Claylon Athey, Lt. Comm. (Ret.) ond Mrs. Fridl!y evening, and ·her lfllld· on w•ather rondltions, however. ahead of that, 1 weatber bu· 1:06 a. m. Mrs. Thelma Capehart, Mrs. James Dyer of Norfolk, Vo. parenll Mr. and Mro. Cluu. D. and &ovemment weather OX· rtau spokesman slid that eomo Qiolt River - Lock 14. De· George Jewell. are spending several weeks Wonde, S\llldoy alternooll. perts roday pointed a gr~m plc- 1moistore was headed toward• fender up 3:10 p. m.~ OVI«: up BAPTISM SERVICE vtsiUng his mother, Mr1. H. L. Mr. Jlnd Mrs. Wilber Parker 10 "· llho 1~, but there opparenlly 4:30 p. m.: Leigh Ann up 7:!C HELD ON SUNDAY Dyer. · and Eddie and Martha Ponte at. W,ather ond crop •, ~ e r t ! Is no pressure 1ystem th•t wtll p. m.: Southern up 8:15 p. m.: AI the r~gular Sund~a~t n;rni Leah Ann Miller, daughter graveside services ll 0 · au ! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, a Ruvenswood, W. Va., saturday Wayn• Pdimer of the Environ. · Jllllr:e it effective •• far •• Pegay Downey up 1:26 *· m.; lni worshrp servlc~ mental Da)f Service .. iu !be making it rain. Valley Voyager •P US a. m.: Lutheran Churc a freshman at Marshall lor Mra. Parker's oowln, Hardroulht Ricture in ~ Lower He slid 11\t· "'"~ shlllid tte• ' Lock 17, Jefferson op 11:20 p. tlon and Baptism service was slty an<i a member of the Mar· old Mlchsel, of Huntinglon, W. Midwest has not cbangid much ;loudy. mild weather with Ill· m. ; Leek 18, Inca op 2:2o a. m.; beld. Mrs. James shall Pep Bind, went with the Va. in the last week except for icrease1 humidity toward• the Robert. P. Tillolt ''P 6:~~ <. m.; wao conl~tmed into the band to the NIT Basketball Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Wonde _ - ' - - -___ ....._ end of the week, but no rain lo Jiarvey Jordan down 6:50 a.m.: bershlp of the church an Tournament at Madison Square visited at the Clair Woock homl "in the immediate prospecll.;' Queen City up 6rli5 a. m.; Look gel•. Sue Cunnmgham, Shery1 Garden In New York. on Lincoln Heights,. PoJner<IJ, In .its crop producUon rtpOtl, 21, Beaver down 1 a. m.; filun. Danrse Cunningham, . Mr. Jim Stanford of Wichita, the Mrs. J. B. Hayea home Ihe department said VI I 't e' can Bruce up 1:25 a. m.: Green· 01 Mr. and Mrs. Ja'."e~ Cunnmg. Kansas. visited his sister and Middleport, and the ~:=:~I precipitation o>er tn<ISI of the up Looks, Elisha Woods down bam. Mu Allen Erchmger, Jr., family, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Memorial Hospital in Hol••r Ht~,ltoh Visltlng iQintral and Southtrn G rta t !:~ p. m.; Rose G. down 7:1o eon of Mr. and Mrs. Mus~~- Lee Roush and Carolyn last last Wednesday. On 0 • week hours 2~ and 7~ p. m. Parents Plams was less than bah ntr .. p.m.: Voc-K up 10 p. m.; Eu· Inger and Brian Gustav they qain accompanied sars,bl onl,1· on Podiatries Ward. mal, , gtnie P. Jones up IO:!S P· m.; son •,f Mr. ~ ~r!i 1 ~a~~n William Rwseli, pres!to visit her hUBband, Some WI•• Erooltn Codrington op 1:20 a. m.: Val· Send!., w~re apt' n e dent of the New Haven Worn· C. E. Wonde In the Vet:;:~ . AdmiJsloaa E>tremely dry top soils lim· . vullne down S:l5 a. rn.: Rov· momoershJp of the church. an's Club, accompaaied by Mrs. Memorial Hoopltal, and MISs Joyce Hoffman, 1!6 State · iJed plant deve.lopment"and hu 1enswood down 4:05a.m.: Buck· AVALANCHE CLUB MEETS Danny Yonker and Mrs. Edwin him much Improved. SL : Mr~. Ralph J. J.ohnstoo, permitted so!'rlt' oom~e from joye state down 6 a. m.: Esso The .Avalanche Home oem. RD••h of Nitro, attended I he Little Cbal'les Ritchie lper•tl !14 Larrat Dr.; Glenn H. A~· ' wind erosion. Nebraska, 'l<mto . West Virginia down 7:35 '' · m.; onstratron Club met at the home Woman's Club Convention held a day last week with CJ krns, Jr .. 42Central Ave.: Cor- Dakota and Jhe Notti!Hn .Meldahl Locks, Loellin Me· of Mrs. Howard Roush. Devo- at The Greenbrler.flotel at FollrodandNinaRoblnnn rue L. Wrlhams. Crown CJly: Mounr.ain Stales suffered sll!e ' Cleay down 6:SO p. m.; John tJons were led by Mrs. Ray White Sui bur S rln s. the water wu up. 1 Jeanette A. Casey Rl. 2 Crown wind uamage becau~ of nade· . J. Ro-.e up 9:110 p. m.; Joey Thompson. They opened with I .~;;;;;;;:;;P;;;;~P~;I;.;=======-'-====; 2ily; Gallipolis: Mrs. James ' qul.e snow cover ond dry top- <.'hotin up 12:SO a. m.; Ar.drew the singing of "Sweet Hour of E. slt"iP· Rio Grande: M~s. ooils, the report •aid. P. call11110 up ~:10 a.m.: H. E. Prayor." Robert E. Couiso!lc Gall11'9hs; 11 odded thol IIIIIOOoh wheat Bowles doWII 3:15 a. rn.; J. S. The lesson Lisa E. Rulllll:. Rl. 2 .Galli· generaiiY"..t~ In good oonditioo, Lewis down 6:50 a. m. Through Cultural Arts" was polis; Robert M. HaDey, Rt. 2 ooll molsturt reserves now are presented by Mrs. John Sm1tb. Gallipolis; . M~s . Lewis G. Fife, . considered short in ~'"' o! I MASON BOWUNG Cli:'ITER i The group decided to bold a RL I· Gallipolis : Debra K. Mac l lowo, Missouri, Nobrma and , WOMEN'S LEAGUE , family gel-lnielher at tho Kn•ll!1t, New Hoven; Mrs . Alta tho ~orth•m Plains. . I S\Jnon'• Pic A Pair 68 Club Hou" on March 31st. Mrs. 1 M. &1, Rt. t W~llston; Mrs. I Elstwhere. winter «r•m P'l''· summ;ra f'lwmacy 50 Abagail Thompson led a. dis· Marcaret M. Herbert! Oak Hill:, ] peels art 1omewt.at rno~t en · Blue Tarton 4l 38 CUBS!?" concernmg the Reg1onal Mro. Arnold J. Deruleld, Iron· couragin&. Winter damaJII! lorn Mason Furmlure 34 meeiJng. the date to be announ· I ton; RDhert L. . Gillen. Rt. II tow tempeotures io aooul no"· !B " 8 Market 3n cod later. . Lucaavillo;, John W; Jitllton Jr.,\ mal. A.JW'J18ry ice sto•·m : m Conkle Coal 11 Those atlendmg were Mn. Ravensw664J 'IIh!WJF ·J. Mey- parts o? Ohio, Indiana and flli· High Serleo _ Simon'• Pjc Donald Haynes, Mrs. . Ueulo er, RovlliiiJo¢: 'Mt•. Gordon rJOi' ~aosed concern, but gpv· Patr 22M, ·Blue• Tartan 2234, Roush, Mrs. John Sm1th, Mrs. L. McKenrl•. 'Flat~ . . Ky.; ' ernmint form officials se.id it ' Somm~ 2ln: llarry Staall, Mn. ~I be r I Ray · Barbt!r,, ~he~peal<•: J... ·atlli too mly to rougt lhc lly Batey !102: Lee ' Thompsou, Mrs. Abagail eph L.. Fltldf, illlbllll~, Ky.; i extent of possible damag~ , 43~, Anna Leo While 482. son, Mrs. Leo Thompson, Mrs. . ~n. NeiHe .1\1'. f>1anotlff . .J••Ii- 1 Small grams '" the SotMJ are 1 High limO_ s • m m e r 8 Ray Thompson and Mra. HowN dA Middleport oon; Ancela ' J. , ~"!et· 1\t. I beginning lt·JrOW and .moisture Pharmacy, 'lfl, Simon's Pic A ani Roush_. • 2n ve. McArth\11'. ·.: '/ IJHPPii" : ~re and m olh•r Pair, ?llaoBiuoTartan.~611; Bet· l Recreation wao led by ~. • • Btrtb• ·f' : orus ,ea,li<Of the MIISJNipr•• ty Sayre;'201, Lee Richardson, , Mro. Rld)ard E. Elliott. !10!1 1•ere. "'risldered adtquate to . 200, Patti Arnold, 114. I ut 1 . m. ~!da1;:' •• lt!J:s. · plent•~'/- Prospecq m U1t P•· High Averages- Betty Batey I Jimmie G. Parllllf. Vinl:m, .oon, ' etffe ~.orthweot were termed 11111; Retty Sa~~· 159: Wand• i 1HS p. m. lfeti'neoday; · Mrs. ~ to ex~ellent iJ!m!t of. 1 Gobrltsch 155~- Kathy l>avls. llollald C Nqley. · ·ChWlcolhe, m~d wml1i<'nd diquate 154; Lee Rlctil'rdson IW; Bon. daughter, S':25 p. m. ,Wednl!&- lure. . · nie McFarland It:!: Allila Lea day; Mrs. ~.<!oris G. Fu.e: Rt. 1 1 The department said la~·seed· l whito 151; PaUl Arnold 110; Gaitipolis, oon. 9:31 p. m. W¢- 1od oat• and barley Wllller;ed I!\ellie Smith 147: Beulah aesday. "..,i;otli-re'"la..tr"'vely="l'""•lh,..t"""lot'"se'""•'"·=_;ooo~k..1;;C;;:_R;;u;;;th;;_;;Dy~e.;l4l;;;;_ .....,._ DII<Urgeo jt Carloo J. Baldwin Ora L Bordtn, Homer L !lr~nnon, Sandra L. Burns, )ennifer Cole- : · man, ~~.-s~ttt .:. ile.vl,a, J.!rs. · Ronnie M. DelW)i; ~P$ 1 'Bor- 1 . lh s. Dllckwort~; ·ltobin D. · Hutton. ~,.,_.L. Hy"'li. Mary ; Ann Mllhll . .ley· M. Hatch. Mro. Jolui F. Motller, · Alllfrt Mooro, Mrs. Delbert N. Powell, · Mro. Thomu C. Runioll. ()key , E. S&undtrl. Gary W. Sdnder, ' KltEST ORIGINAL ' Leonard J. Stelms. Suzan A. byJ"n C11tle Tho11111, Teroso D. Tolbert. Stephen D. W....... ~aul D. · and Monchtttor Mode Wough, Mrl! Verilol"'ll. Well. Charlts W. Wbeelet, t ;"Mrs. CATALINA J orne• 1\eese, Clyde K. Board and Mrs. John W. lOft. Harvaa~; B-omm' 1,, .' . • •. ·-·· • '· ·Bie'-•·er ~y' M~, .,.._.tloul \fir~ One !lay at surgical · grand rollllds, • group of •.oraeoos proudly preaented IDe . caoe of a man ~hoie leg wili 'put back togetlter again alter being iii· IIIDsl tom off In a sbop accident. "~' .r i tn ' &I'Ollp of students and faculty, with two legs, but the repair«d one stlorter, Ulinner aod. scar· red; nee<Jing support to balance IF &die~& j 1 1 'N M• 1 ' . EASTER LILIES • AND A VARIETY OF Other POnED PL~NTS · FOR :EASTER. HYACINTHS AlA LIAS POT ROSES BEGONIAS From $3,00 ond All w..thor Coate ·Alkire dinner Gibion, who 11 in the Navy ot HoooiUlu. He is on a 30 day leave. 'l'bou present Wft'e Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Whaley and ll'tndson, Chip, of ColumbUB, Mr. on4 Mrs. Clinton Gilkey snd Karen, Kattry, and Tad. of ~lbany and Mr. and Mrs. H. D. GUkey and Dellnil and Mrl . . Jane and I ,.. Gllltey cake~ as :' rad Is Mar. j tstb, rtanceo Alkire's, March ' l7lb tjld Blbt Wb.lley's, Marcil BLOUSES . by Shapley HOSIERY by fHClnation STRETCH GLOVES • ~ OUiol rC .l!art were Juudat 1111,111 of Mr. Rw)" waaoa ond Mrs. 1 Vt. lllll lin. Wlllon: Fond- no ..,. ""'JIPIDI - .....,r 111 Pomeroy 1". . Girdles by Flnnlt Co-Ordinate HATS ·...... · $2.98 to $3.98 COATS .. ·.. : $7.95 to $14.95 WOMEN'S .~~TER o!Jfo~IT ARRANGEMENTS BEAUTIFq~ COATS · ·· · $10.95 to $14.95 Loathar l VInyl by Meektl' and Fairdale BOYS' SHIRT$ $1. IHitt Hllld4!uarten Per Men and WtMIDDLIJIOIIT, 0. Everything .. eGLOVES BAHR CLOTHIERS f2.99 ePURSES eSLIPS eHOSE ;.' . s'OVIets • T. aInng • Chmese • w M · s • · ar ore enous !iii'iiiii 1 " • I BUYOURGOOD ,, ... N~.,YUNH~ODEtftn .. ' • With brass spinner roe! .. ''· . . I"' . • With G.E. motor I BABY CHICKS ~N OVER 5200 HOMES ' . • . •< ·~ .The ONE Newspape~ I ·. • H•mes . ~ •• In Mqst . ~ ' ·,~!he ONf Y ~~wsp,~~er . .'' D ' ,_.,.. :,j NO OAMI!.t ~ • , . There wlU be no pirty games at the DAV Hal! lhll Friday In observance of,· Good Friday. In 1'1'15 Patrick llenry -kiii.JI before , ~ VirJIDI~ €oriventlon, made his · · :f;. ~~ EASTER .J ' ·· Is , I '~ .''" .. ~&.:..' 3r:-R'-'UIYU»" In · Over . · MANY . > !· ... ~,.~:; ....i'· -~·... "il' .,.. ' . . (< ., ONE DA¥' SHIU $ElVIa get our usual fine service and flnishlug. elnai-9,. Out . .t. J You tm' Yllail~~ old reliable, oue we have sold '' . I .- . •< 'I It will give sotisfacfury ~crvice,, . .. . ·,, · • I ' • / , • L -"11l ., • ~ '· I .A,Il rep<ilt parts carrie,~ !Miack: · · .EBERSBAC.H: :;:, ., . "· ., ' . !It •. .. ··· HARDWARE ··,,.,·:,.· Main St. ,e terms ·· ' This Is our lgoo4 Neptune ling· PLAY IN GARDEN Sometimes dissa~sfaction Wlll<ll - Leah Ann "Miller, resulto Is a patient's 0 w Haven, and Janeil C.ill and .fawt. Be(ore ,any major perin-' ' Stewart, both of Mason, 1dorita) work Is started . there · . members of. ~ Unt- 'shOUld be a thorough rfialo ~ verSIIy Pep Billill, lrit& Mar-l between patient and de ilst g · shall's team, ~nt;to New York l·w:cbnlpiete understa~ ,. where they· p~elpa~'; In lbe~ched. ~ mwt ln~ude Natrona! lJlvl).~ljon. . • lfl~n ' giiOflB;,· Ideal treatment' and at Madlson•sljoare i!~ compromise tr lme t band members left · . · ' ter ~ .spetl"rat :~·~·~~:,~~~ day and retomed hime 011 of '!~; , mentiJ and day by chartered Gr~d. health · mon<Y'·Ifme and results. to · 11 ,,, ' 'I ' • ~FREE me, give me'llhetly 11'•&11~-/J death." · STYLED TO' P~EASE YOUI SETS . Size 5-9 · ''I know $lei IIII :=~~~ othera may tate, t:.tt as FtO~E .. 2 & 3 .PIECE SUm BLOUSES and SLACK Handbags • ' tEAD .. . ,n ALSO GilLS' & WOMEN'S 1 ~~~~~~~~~~! I l . •a·oo - DRESSES .... $5,95 to $17.95' ·DRESSE$ ...... $2.98 to $5.95 GIRLS' · · • ~VELYWITH·~B UR , GIRLS' . I CORSAGES :? Ootnt the entire famUy Jor Easter bere LADIES' sHERIFF•" 1 I ' KRIST ORIGINALS WOMEN'S =~s~~f:r ~~ful~;; "I MUMS GLOXIN1f COMBINATION aOXES DRESSES ' Spring Coats 'ltlDAY--· i Ladies Suits Parkehlra and ltrkohlre • • ~ SHOE·I for all fll.e familyl c d"d e Jr. H' h p- I 1:-l"llis Two Accidents ;~n~h~· Reportedby : Mason Sheriff F ·. S h f .gr c THE SHOE BOX ""!"·. OUR LUNCJ.IEON 1.-..,----1 I LONDON !UP() -Russia, change In Peking's policies for I Henderson Garden Club voted . the mangled leg hod been re- ·which until recently scoffed at ' a long time Jo come. to sponsor a child from tbe 1 moved and replaced with a pro- Ithe idea of an armed clash with : They .do not aoticipate any 1 00 . Lakineers I·H Club to 4-H I thesis? This treatment would Red China. no longer dismisses policy switch by Mao Tse-tung Pll\!ls were diScussed for a Camp this year. The group al· have required only a 1e w1the possibility of eventual and say they doubt very much Va~allon B1ble School at the so wiU prepare Easter baskets including surgery, convales· oonfrontalion with h.r onNime whether the regime that will reJ!Uiar meeting of the Home- for the children patients at Le· j cence and getting wed to an ' ally. ·/ follow after his death or buljjlllfs class ?f lhe Mrddleporl kin Slate Hospital. Mrs. Bar- i artificial leg." 1 ; retirement is likely to alter Red Chtp;eh of ChrJSt Tuesday eve-lion Mealgels president of tho ~ PT. PLEASANT- The sherI The· danger Is seen by rChina's course and especially nm~ the church. The meet· ' group, i iff's department Investigated I This ..queshon, Is !I worth· Communrst drpl~mats to loom relalionB with lhe U.S.S.R. m lng~ opened with praye' by 1 ·two mishaps ' wbile? should perhaps be ask· Ifrom mJScalculatron on the patt any de .. · l~~'W:: ·~,.,.-~ · . . th ~ . esid.ent, Franklin Trip. ' . . """'-•W.7!ill!!U One occurred Tuesday night at Ied more often by many patients •of Jh e pek'rng regrme rather . change,.fCISJve 'rt com manner. ·n b Any I t arme d ito ' materialize. • es,wr esow .. . Iett:. ~:· i Qm f 111:55 p.m. on Rt. 35, two rniles i' Of~· ~.ueir d.,_ entJs..,, "I am a very lh an fram a_ dl'b e1 era.e l~l9as reported that the car. an I a es lbeyond Dead Man's curve and broken-hearted woman," writes , showdown wrth the mighty Red , Moscow 1.s tak '<ng ;, r: 'M • · · ' • precauwons '\Pett.qrr the church foyer had rOt 1g lmvoived a Volkswagen driven [ . rs. M. C. G. 'My perJOdon- :army. . . on an increasing scale against illrr§!l and collection was lak· by H~len Jane Pennington, 25, !trst scraped and curetted my I . The Pekmg regrme, lhey i any possible military ventores en ,Nf·the bakeless bake sale ISS Sprtngflme Humcane, who told officers sbe i teeth and they felt great. But; .rgue, .troubled by mtcrnal !by Peking along its frontier £Po.~ by the class. Mrs. . lost control and ran into a ditch. !then he cut my gums away ulffJCultie! and a threatenmg i with the Soviet Union This Ml""" Housdahelt has devo- MASON - Candrdates ror IShe suffered a bead lnJ·ury and ]•• that I now have large spaces Ieconomrc cnsls of maJor , rncludes rnr·t,·t : .,... · rrme were chosen re· was treated at Holzer Hospital 1between my teetb. Everything 1 propor t'10ns, may t ry to wvcrt ..1: aryg rem 1orce-d titlllf·:,uslng the topic "What 1M1ss Spnng •· men is on a Ia Ar#;jie Worth'' The' closing icent1y at Wahama Junior High IProperty damage w~s estimat: [I eat collects in those spaces .1attention from the uneasy home r e sea1e an was given by Wendell / School . . . : ec at $31111. ! and I have to spend hours clean- Ifront . to external problems, , G~. ] 1he Nmth Grade candidate The second mishap, also •jlng them with special gadgets. mcludrng the Smo·Sovret con- 1 ~shments of ice cream · Susan Woodrurr., New Haven, : one vehicle incident, occurred They look so awful I can't 1 filet. I a~ brated cake squares and her escort wJU be Donnie jat 11:45 a.m. Wednesday morn. !smile. I ."There is n.othing mor~ apt wfth ftbts and corree were serv- W~, of New Haven. ing when a truck traveling east J ., . divert attentiOn from mternal ~t:~~i,:~::V:an Meter. chr. I Erghth Grade candidate Is [on Sand Hill Road driven oy • On top of that, my brle was ~ shortcommgs than cooJuring up I Pat KI o e s: !Sarah Carsey, Mason, and her Mervin Dale I!Dush, 23, Pt. Plea. Iground, and my front . teeth !an alleged threat from outside ; Boggs, Mrs. Glenn ' escort " Lester Ohlinger, New sant, blew a !Ire 'and ran into a Iare tbjn, and have ~ knife edge. ' to the security and interest of a ' and Donna Glaze •Haven. field. Roush suffered a minor 1 spent more money than I ; country," Communist diplomats II Fri.·Sat,, Mar. 24·25 i were Herman .Kin- ) Miss. Bonnie Jones, New Ha- : cut of the lip. Property damage j c~uki afford aDd now I'm in a :reason. With 8 Gal. Gas VanMeter, Lois: ven WI~ be the Seventh Grade' was estimated at $250. brgger mess then b~re. I may I See Uhle Cbance .. Mr. and Mrs. Wen. ' Ca?drdatc and her escort ·IS/ No citations were issued in ' not lose my teeth •. bu.~ The R~s~rans, Jt appears, do i Certified Gn Station I Mr. and Mrs, I~erth Jo~es, Ma.son: ' eitiJer mishap. ; ~boot to iooe my mind. ~oo~t...,;:a;;:,nti:;;c~Jp:a:.:te_~a::":Y_;d:r:as;:U::,c•!' ::;~ Trlpletl, Nora Rice 1. '11" · !tiJSs Spnngtrme cont~~~ . .. Mrs. M. C. G. muot be ex· lr ~~ 18 Yeauger, Mr. and ' sp~nsored by the Student·/. , . llfterattng a bl~ Treatment of , ·~,!~,~d Houdashclt and : cou~crl of whJCh Cheryl Burns is RegJstered Bull I pyorrhea, or periodouUcs •• 1; Evans. · preSident. She was to be crown, • 11 to now calfed, Is 1 vital _ ·- - ·Jed by Sally Yeager, .a member / Slam by Tram ; pari of prev•nHve aad cnra. of the Student Councrl at the · Valley Ho•pltal ; end of the assembl • I PT. PLEASANT- A register. Hve denll•try. Spectallots who : Mrs. DeW i I I : Wahama Jr. High lch~lay at ; ed bull owned by Mr. and Mrs. do thiJ work have produced Pi. Pleasant. , ; - ... · .. .. _ ~--· I James A. Burgess of Charle!lon 1 amazlag mUlto, ~~~EPrtg:eptll:e Mrs .. Harry AI: ghter, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Her· IRoad was struck and killed by : But many dentisll p . and a.ant, Mrs. Oshel •man Estep, Mason: Mrs. Guy ! a trarn at I a.m. Wedne!day, !somewhat the way Mrs. M. C. son, Henderson; i Finley, Apple Gmve; Mrs. Jo- : near Krodel Park. . G. does, that veey often lr<••t-11 Eshenaur and dan- ' seph Ellis, Cotlagevil!c. The ~mmal, which welghedjmetltls too severe. They maiD\.' r. . apprmomately 1500 poonds, bad lain jhat in most cases. ~:~:JI . apparently strayed onto the of treatment ohotild be " : tracks In ilia nlgflt. The train ivaUve, particularly In regards · was not damaged. . 1to gum surgery and tootb.griod, !' ' " TOMORROW NIGHT UNTIL 8:30 lt• I"'~~=.::--:':"] '·'e'W!I Plans REMEMBER WE WILl BE OPEN 1 SJ>IGE Tl"~ LAST TIME THEY WERE DucKIN'THE out llimBelf; crutches. unable to walk with· 1 Whe11 the preseqtalion was I 1.!~:;<; ' · Pomeroyc~oCgK -GZelpha !l,oggess, Racine, right, is presented a $50 check over, many questiods. were ask- IForeign News commentary .J•JJt'"he . er, rtohcery "o., Manager Jack Ambrose. Mrs. Boggess is one ed, but one surgeon m the aud· i ___o=,....;.·---------~ Winners m e cunent contest. · I ience struck a philosophical IUrt·hC/ass , note:"Wasitre~ily worto- I I FAMilY·WIDE BEEN UP,Tl-<15 EAAt.Y SUMMER. E!UNGAl.OW" 'ltl ENTERTAIN AT Now ba stood on the stage Hospital News lllr;. , FROM THE ly\\ISICAL. 1 of the amphitheater before a :em- • THEY t.OOJ<. L-IKE. THEYJ-lAVEN'T . To restore the leg, berolc and dramatic efforts were neeacd from surgeons and patient: muacles and nerves were jo1n~ ed; · traasplants, shunts a n d sr'l'ts were used. There were re· pealed opera~owt and mauy IIWirlbs ol recovery, T be patlenl span~ about a year and a .ball In and oot of the llosp!tal. IIU\• I • FORTUNATE 'ltl H,>,Ve THE STARS OFFER GOOD:. THROUGH M~RCH 31 < �•. I • r .l . .1;:-~!Jt ~·!J'!IIomJOidl~port, o., Karch u; !Ge7 · ·. ·Qj : · , ':.:f,;ii:~"! .'"'~--z· ·":""=' , Rtver~ws . •·· · · · ·' .~ew B!"en ·. ~· • ; ~ ' · • · I 'I AJi. d · .~r~ · , . ·~~~-·l ~~,i~·~:~~~J. {: ~!lV_otl~tes~~~·~,:;~;·:~~ By WJWam Lawrme, j).D.S, ers: Pt. Pleuanl, jill. . ln. · . tJV!: wntl!8 ciJ.AIIS· .. March It was 70. The .• Jl .. out; llinton, 3:40 ' Tbt>'Llfe . Claas of tlie $19.70. Worship ~t: ""' ·l)· . iiA flllilll, Kanawha Fa~ 1.!18 E U:B. Oass met on !l'uesday . . . Jil.ARIIY D~ ~mlilUI somt rlln a]Obl the Sootb.Cen:· "'lllillc.: brarleitoo, 42.91.nsi"ll: ~ening ' llhi church with Mrs. Leo 'l'bqmpson Willi. prizts · u ~ Pf4ti tral Okl~homa lllrder. Londr!n· ·~Ill .~t. Mar T. Bert ,Roush and Miss MU~e .by Mn. Abagll! Tbompson wlsHINGTQN (uPl) _ Thf: A I;lt4e worse . • met, ~ I feet, and Wjn- BumgaJ'!I'!r .as hooi,le""· . Mrs. Lleuio RoUBb. pros'pect for a record "~eat It •s "perha!)! josl a fleld,, l'llllllllll! I! feet of rollers. .J'h.,meeUng opeited with the ' : · IIOTARY CLUB crop :this year Is bectlnlng worse" than a week li9• ,l"am- M•~f _ 811111!11. of('l>ead Me to .. Cll· The,R.otary Club for bteakt>r 11 1 mioos drought er slid. He s~4· tl)erc ·~ad. n91 Galll!'"J11. ~b . Col: ·v~..'' ~-. Howard . Bur~ le~Ultr dinner . . .. . continu•s 1~ grip the important ~ mueh furillar ••d·e.-oslon Queep ~P. 4·46 p. "'·• John Lit . led lbe driV.ilons. She read t-lio ~y .evenmg. A Mrs, . ' but· noi'""• up $:4.5 p. m.; ·Dorothy Estes poeru "Easter in Old Jeruaa- .lileetlng was conducted, ~se tha 01·nttr " heat area .'" th e south ' dorin•• lbe ·wee" ,. ~. ...,. -•• Ciarlo ,..._ up 8 !0 P m • · . tt di' Don ld F n-..·• that ern G!eal Plllns. bad there ~· much jl'<ll!lli "'N . ,.:,.,... .., . • • • : : Jem"..and, "[II(Wers .for .E~.~. a en ng, a · ,._,, 51 the winter wheat croll. · A. J. · P~ttOn d0WIIl~- · P· m.: Time." Mrs. Otha L!Ov\PJ led Richard On!, Prank Clpebart, . Tilt . Department of Agricol· He slid 95 per cent of the llaby Len dOwn 1.11 •:· .111., the lfOllP In prayer. Mra. Edwr.1 Stein, Clyde Foley, Arth· lure, .n • p~IJ11g forecast •• coontieo ~ Kans~! and Okilhc. WOllam H. Zimmer •P ill a. George Jewtll presided alll' lh• Dr Thabet, Donald FosJesoq, . at . . Bay, sued ,~hi• weet, slid ~~~!!<! ma re~ ~critlral" moisture m.: . St~v..son ~wn a a. m.; business meeting. :Russell Capehart, I!Dbert Gll· w•th ·tht uniL pla~tingo of winter and spring sbwtage8"1n both surface and Philip Sporn dowp »:95 a. m. Miss MUiie B\lmgarner con-Imore, Rev. Marcuo Trough, Marlene ~ re. wh~t will total 68 million ;ubsolb. The western two·tllirds 1111111••• IIIYir .- MIU'mel: docled a COQtest on jumbled Harry Miller, I!Dme Wlllla1118011, ~; hOII)I 'lrom acres. With normal condltr.... of Texas, Eastern New Mexioo . W. S•eet up _s.l& ·P·. m., ., In tht·~ible. "" Lew1s SUmmers, Lloyd Reush, wMkJ .stay In ~~~ where thf de~artment said, tt.at acre. and Eastern Colorado also con· Mary Jane up 11.15 p. ~·· Win- ~ose attending were Mrs. and guest. she Iii a SM ·~· "'ould produco a record tinued to experience s e r i o u • litld, Suoan Lone "P U& p.m .• Ho ard Burris Mrs 0 o· . PEIISONALS . met ! n . cro~ of 1.1 billion busher,, al· drouRht conditions. Allin &. Merrill down 10·15 r S w M B~rnard Ll~vlnil: Mr. Probe 1\oush was bi'OIIIlhl me eq: of lowlni tho United Staleo to rt· . m.: Lucy Jape Locao op 2 a.m.; ayre, "· C rt Mrs RoY to the home of bls son and lam· vtF•tora . pledish some of its dt~ltll'd re- 1 Meanwhile, weather !erec~st· Tammy Wlute up 2:30 a. m.: ::; HarryM apeh;th~ Li~lng Jly, Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Wonde 'lib« ,Is •1:!~:~~ I serooo. ers said there was no preclp1ta- Helen Z. Up 3 1. 'Ill., 0. F. maned, :si M R F I!Dush, after belq a Josepb Hosjntal In:· lion mentioned in the loreclst Shearer up 4 a. m.: <!elr.et u~ Mro. Fr a ey, rs. · · at Holzer Hospital. were her a\111~ llU Carr, Tile lorecost hin(ed lll'gely for the next two day•. Looking 4:!0 u. m.; Fori Dearborn up Bryant, Mrs. Claylon Athey, Lt. Comm. (Ret.) ond Mrs. Fridl!y evening, and ·her lfllld· on w•ather rondltions, however. ahead of that, 1 weatber bu· 1:06 a. m. Mrs. Thelma Capehart, Mrs. James Dyer of Norfolk, Vo. parenll Mr. and Mro. Cluu. D. and &ovemment weather OX· rtau spokesman slid that eomo Qiolt River - Lock 14. De· George Jewell. are spending several weeks Wonde, S\llldoy alternooll. perts roday pointed a gr~m plc- 1moistore was headed toward• fender up 3:10 p. m.~ OVI«: up BAPTISM SERVICE vtsiUng his mother, Mr1. H. L. Mr. Jlnd Mrs. Wilber Parker 10 "· llho 1~, but there opparenlly 4:30 p. m.: Leigh Ann up 7:!C HELD ON SUNDAY Dyer. · and Eddie and Martha Ponte at. W,ather ond crop •, ~ e r t ! Is no pressure 1ystem th•t wtll p. m.: Southern up 8:15 p. m.: AI the r~gular Sund~a~t n;rni Leah Ann Miller, daughter graveside services ll 0 · au ! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, a Ruvenswood, W. Va., saturday Wayn• Pdimer of the Environ. · Jllllr:e it effective •• far •• Pegay Downey up 1:26 *· m.; lni worshrp servlc~ mental Da)f Service .. iu !be making it rain. Valley Voyager •P US a. m.: Lutheran Churc a freshman at Marshall lor Mra. Parker's oowln, Hardroulht Ricture in ~ Lower He slid 11\t· "'"~ shlllid tte• ' Lock 17, Jefferson op 11:20 p. tlon and Baptism service was slty an<i a member of the Mar· old Mlchsel, of Huntinglon, W. Midwest has not cbangid much ;loudy. mild weather with Ill· m. ; Leek 18, Inca op 2:2o a. m.; beld. Mrs. James shall Pep Bind, went with the Va. in the last week except for icrease1 humidity toward• the Robert. P. Tillolt ''P 6:~~ <. m.; wao conl~tmed into the band to the NIT Basketball Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Wonde _ - ' - - -___ ....._ end of the week, but no rain lo Jiarvey Jordan down 6:50 a.m.: bershlp of the church an Tournament at Madison Square visited at the Clair Woock homl "in the immediate prospecll.;' Queen City up 6rli5 a. m.; Look gel•. Sue Cunnmgham, Shery1 Garden In New York. on Lincoln Heights,. PoJner<IJ, In .its crop producUon rtpOtl, 21, Beaver down 1 a. m.; filun. Danrse Cunningham, . Mr. Jim Stanford of Wichita, the Mrs. J. B. Hayea home Ihe department said VI I 't e' can Bruce up 1:25 a. m.: Green· 01 Mr. and Mrs. Ja'."e~ Cunnmg. Kansas. visited his sister and Middleport, and the ~:=:~I precipitation o>er tn<ISI of the up Looks, Elisha Woods down bam. Mu Allen Erchmger, Jr., family, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Memorial Hospital in Hol••r Ht~,ltoh Visltlng iQintral and Southtrn G rta t !:~ p. m.; Rose G. down 7:1o eon of Mr. and Mrs. Mus~~- Lee Roush and Carolyn last last Wednesday. On 0 • week hours 2~ and 7~ p. m. Parents Plams was less than bah ntr .. p.m.: Voc-K up 10 p. m.; Eu· Inger and Brian Gustav they qain accompanied sars,bl onl,1· on Podiatries Ward. mal, , gtnie P. Jones up IO:!S P· m.; son •,f Mr. ~ ~r!i 1 ~a~~n William Rwseli, pres!to visit her hUBband, Some WI•• Erooltn Codrington op 1:20 a. m.: Val· Send!., w~re apt' n e dent of the New Haven Worn· C. E. Wonde In the Vet:;:~ . AdmiJsloaa E>tremely dry top soils lim· . vullne down S:l5 a. rn.: Rov· momoershJp of the church. an's Club, accompaaied by Mrs. Memorial Hoopltal, and MISs Joyce Hoffman, 1!6 State · iJed plant deve.lopment"and hu 1enswood down 4:05a.m.: Buck· AVALANCHE CLUB MEETS Danny Yonker and Mrs. Edwin him much Improved. SL : Mr~. Ralph J. J.ohnstoo, permitted so!'rlt' oom~e from joye state down 6 a. m.: Esso The .Avalanche Home oem. RD••h of Nitro, attended I he Little Cbal'les Ritchie lper•tl !14 Larrat Dr.; Glenn H. A~· ' wind erosion. Nebraska, 'l<mto . West Virginia down 7:35 '' · m.; onstratron Club met at the home Woman's Club Convention held a day last week with CJ krns, Jr .. 42Central Ave.: Cor- Dakota and Jhe Notti!Hn .Meldahl Locks, Loellin Me· of Mrs. Howard Roush. Devo- at The Greenbrler.flotel at FollrodandNinaRoblnnn rue L. Wrlhams. Crown CJly: Mounr.ain Stales suffered sll!e ' Cleay down 6:SO p. m.; John tJons were led by Mrs. Ray White Sui bur S rln s. the water wu up. 1 Jeanette A. Casey Rl. 2 Crown wind uamage becau~ of nade· . J. Ro-.e up 9:110 p. m.; Joey Thompson. They opened with I .~;;;;;;;:;;P;;;;~P~;I;.;=======-'-====; 2ily; Gallipolis: Mrs. James ' qul.e snow cover ond dry top- <.'hotin up 12:SO a. m.; Ar.drew the singing of "Sweet Hour of E. slt"iP· Rio Grande: M~s. ooils, the report •aid. P. call11110 up ~:10 a.m.: H. E. Prayor." Robert E. Couiso!lc Gall11'9hs; 11 odded thol IIIIIOOoh wheat Bowles doWII 3:15 a. rn.; J. S. The lesson Lisa E. Rulllll:. Rl. 2 .Galli· generaiiY"..t~ In good oonditioo, Lewis down 6:50 a. m. Through Cultural Arts" was polis; Robert M. HaDey, Rt. 2 ooll molsturt reserves now are presented by Mrs. John Sm1tb. Gallipolis; . M~s . Lewis G. Fife, . considered short in ~'"' o! I MASON BOWUNG Cli:'ITER i The group decided to bold a RL I· Gallipolis : Debra K. Mac l lowo, Missouri, Nobrma and , WOMEN'S LEAGUE , family gel-lnielher at tho Kn•ll!1t, New Hoven; Mrs . Alta tho ~orth•m Plains. . I S\Jnon'• Pic A Pair 68 Club Hou" on March 31st. Mrs. 1 M. &1, Rt. t W~llston; Mrs. I Elstwhere. winter «r•m P'l''· summ;ra f'lwmacy 50 Abagail Thompson led a. dis· Marcaret M. Herbert! Oak Hill:, ] peels art 1omewt.at rno~t en · Blue Tarton 4l 38 CUBS!?" concernmg the Reg1onal Mro. Arnold J. Deruleld, Iron· couragin&. Winter damaJII! lorn Mason Furmlure 34 meeiJng. the date to be announ· I ton; RDhert L. . Gillen. Rt. II tow tempeotures io aooul no"· !B " 8 Market 3n cod later. . Lucaavillo;, John W; Jitllton Jr.,\ mal. A.JW'J18ry ice sto•·m : m Conkle Coal 11 Those atlendmg were Mn. Ravensw664J 'IIh!WJF ·J. Mey- parts o? Ohio, Indiana and flli· High Serleo _ Simon'• Pjc Donald Haynes, Mrs. . Ueulo er, RovlliiiJo¢: 'Mt•. Gordon rJOi' ~aosed concern, but gpv· Patr 22M, ·Blue• Tartan 2234, Roush, Mrs. John Sm1th, Mrs. L. McKenrl•. 'Flat~ . . Ky.; ' ernmint form officials se.id it ' Somm~ 2ln: llarry Staall, Mn. ~I be r I Ray · Barbt!r,, ~he~peal<•: J... ·atlli too mly to rougt lhc lly Batey !102: Lee ' Thompsou, Mrs. Abagail eph L.. Fltldf, illlbllll~, Ky.; i extent of possible damag~ , 43~, Anna Leo While 482. son, Mrs. Leo Thompson, Mrs. . ~n. NeiHe .1\1'. f>1anotlff . .J••Ii- 1 Small grams '" the SotMJ are 1 High limO_ s • m m e r 8 Ray Thompson and Mra. HowN dA Middleport oon; Ancela ' J. , ~"!et· 1\t. I beginning lt·JrOW and .moisture Pharmacy, 'lfl, Simon's Pic A ani Roush_. • 2n ve. McArth\11'. ·.: '/ IJHPPii" : ~re and m olh•r Pair, ?llaoBiuoTartan.~611; Bet· l Recreation wao led by ~. • • Btrtb• ·f' : orus ,ea,li<Of the MIISJNipr•• ty Sayre;'201, Lee Richardson, , Mro. Rld)ard E. Elliott. !10!1 1•ere. "'risldered adtquate to . 200, Patti Arnold, 114. I ut 1 . m. ~!da1;:' •• lt!J:s. · plent•~'/- Prospecq m U1t P•· High Averages- Betty Batey I Jimmie G. Parllllf. Vinl:m, .oon, ' etffe ~.orthweot were termed 11111; Retty Sa~~· 159: Wand• i 1HS p. m. lfeti'neoday; · Mrs. ~ to ex~ellent iJ!m!t of. 1 Gobrltsch 155~- Kathy l>avls. llollald C Nqley. · ·ChWlcolhe, m~d wml1i<'nd diquate 154; Lee Rlctil'rdson IW; Bon. daughter, S':25 p. m. ,Wednl!&- lure. . · nie McFarland It:!: Allila Lea day; Mrs. ~.<!oris G. Fu.e: Rt. 1 1 The department said la~·seed· l whito 151; PaUl Arnold 110; Gaitipolis, oon. 9:31 p. m. W¢- 1od oat• and barley Wllller;ed I!\ellie Smith 147: Beulah aesday. "..,i;otli-re'"la..tr"'vely="l'""•lh,..t"""lot'"se'""•'"·=_;ooo~k..1;;C;;:_R;;u;;;th;;_;;Dy~e.;l4l;;;;_ .....,._ DII<Urgeo jt Carloo J. Baldwin Ora L Bordtn, Homer L !lr~nnon, Sandra L. Burns, )ennifer Cole- : · man, ~~.-s~ttt .:. ile.vl,a, J.!rs. · Ronnie M. DelW)i; ~P$ 1 'Bor- 1 . lh s. Dllckwort~; ·ltobin D. · Hutton. ~,.,_.L. Hy"'li. Mary ; Ann Mllhll . .ley· M. Hatch. Mro. Jolui F. Motller, · Alllfrt Mooro, Mrs. Delbert N. Powell, · Mro. Thomu C. Runioll. ()key , E. S&undtrl. Gary W. Sdnder, ' KltEST ORIGINAL ' Leonard J. Stelms. Suzan A. byJ"n C11tle Tho11111, Teroso D. Tolbert. Stephen D. W....... ~aul D. · and Monchtttor Mode Wough, Mrl! Verilol"'ll. Well. Charlts W. Wbeelet, t ;"Mrs. CATALINA J orne• 1\eese, Clyde K. Board and Mrs. John W. lOft. Harvaa~; B-omm' 1,, .' . • •. ·-·· • '· ·Bie'-•·er ~y' M~, .,.._.tloul \fir~ One !lay at surgical · grand rollllds, • group of •.oraeoos proudly preaented IDe . caoe of a man ~hoie leg wili 'put back togetlter again alter being iii· IIIDsl tom off In a sbop accident. "~' .r i tn ' &I'Ollp of students and faculty, with two legs, but the repair«d one stlorter, Ulinner aod. scar· red; nee<Jing support to balance IF &die~& j 1 1 'N M• 1 ' . EASTER LILIES • AND A VARIETY OF Other POnED PL~NTS · FOR :EASTER. HYACINTHS AlA LIAS POT ROSES BEGONIAS From $3,00 ond All w..thor Coate ·Alkire dinner Gibion, who 11 in the Navy ot HoooiUlu. He is on a 30 day leave. 'l'bou present Wft'e Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Whaley and ll'tndson, Chip, of ColumbUB, Mr. on4 Mrs. Clinton Gilkey snd Karen, Kattry, and Tad. of ~lbany and Mr. and Mrs. H. D. GUkey and Dellnil and Mrl . . Jane and I ,.. Gllltey cake~ as :' rad Is Mar. j tstb, rtanceo Alkire's, March ' l7lb tjld Blbt Wb.lley's, Marcil BLOUSES . by Shapley HOSIERY by fHClnation STRETCH GLOVES • ~ OUiol rC .l!art were Juudat 1111,111 of Mr. Rw)" waaoa ond Mrs. 1 Vt. lllll lin. Wlllon: Fond- no ..,. ""'JIPIDI - .....,r 111 Pomeroy 1". . Girdles by Flnnlt Co-Ordinate HATS ·...... · $2.98 to $3.98 COATS .. ·.. : $7.95 to $14.95 WOMEN'S .~~TER o!Jfo~IT ARRANGEMENTS BEAUTIFq~ COATS · ·· · $10.95 to $14.95 Loathar l VInyl by Meektl' and Fairdale BOYS' SHIRT$ $1. IHitt Hllld4!uarten Per Men and WtMIDDLIJIOIIT, 0. Everything .. eGLOVES BAHR CLOTHIERS f2.99 ePURSES eSLIPS eHOSE ;.' . s'OVIets • T. aInng • Chmese • w M · s • · ar ore enous !iii'iiiii 1 " • I BUYOURGOOD ,, ... N~.,YUNH~ODEtftn .. ' • With brass spinner roe! .. ''· . . I"' . • With G.E. motor I BABY CHICKS ~N OVER 5200 HOMES ' . • . •< ·~ .The ONE Newspape~ I ·. • H•mes . ~ •• In Mqst . ~ ' ·,~!he ONf Y ~~wsp,~~er . .'' D ' ,_.,.. :,j NO OAMI!.t ~ • , . There wlU be no pirty games at the DAV Hal! lhll Friday In observance of,· Good Friday. In 1'1'15 Patrick llenry -kiii.JI before , ~ VirJIDI~ €oriventlon, made his · · :f;. ~~ EASTER .J ' ·· Is , I '~ .''" .. ~&.:..' 3r:-R'-'UIYU»" In · Over . · MANY . > !· ... ~,.~:; ....i'· -~·... "il' .,.. ' . . (< ., ONE DA¥' SHIU $ElVIa get our usual fine service and flnishlug. elnai-9,. Out . .t. J You tm' Yllail~~ old reliable, oue we have sold '' . I .- . •< 'I It will give sotisfacfury ~crvice,, . .. . ·,, · • I ' • / , • L -"11l ., • ~ '· I .A,Il rep<ilt parts carrie,~ !Miack: · · .EBERSBAC.H: :;:, ., . "· ., ' . !It •. .. ··· HARDWARE ··,,.,·:,.· Main St. ,e terms ·· ' This Is our lgoo4 Neptune ling· PLAY IN GARDEN Sometimes dissa~sfaction Wlll<ll - Leah Ann "Miller, resulto Is a patient's 0 w Haven, and Janeil C.ill and .fawt. Be(ore ,any major perin-' ' Stewart, both of Mason, 1dorita) work Is started . there · . members of. ~ Unt- 'shOUld be a thorough rfialo ~ verSIIy Pep Billill, lrit& Mar-l between patient and de ilst g · shall's team, ~nt;to New York l·w:cbnlpiete understa~ ,. where they· p~elpa~'; In lbe~ched. ~ mwt ln~ude Natrona! lJlvl).~ljon. . • lfl~n ' giiOflB;,· Ideal treatment' and at Madlson•sljoare i!~ compromise tr lme t band members left · . · ' ter ~ .spetl"rat :~·~·~~:,~~~ day and retomed hime 011 of '!~; , mentiJ and day by chartered Gr~d. health · mon<Y'·Ifme and results. to · 11 ,,, ' 'I ' • ~FREE me, give me'llhetly 11'•&11~-/J death." · STYLED TO' P~EASE YOUI SETS . Size 5-9 · ''I know $lei IIII :=~~~ othera may tate, t:.tt as FtO~E .. 2 & 3 .PIECE SUm BLOUSES and SLACK Handbags • ' tEAD .. . ,n ALSO GilLS' & WOMEN'S 1 ~~~~~~~~~~! I l . •a·oo - DRESSES .... $5,95 to $17.95' ·DRESSE$ ...... $2.98 to $5.95 GIRLS' · · • ~VELYWITH·~B UR , GIRLS' . I CORSAGES :? Ootnt the entire famUy Jor Easter bere LADIES' sHERIFF•" 1 I ' KRIST ORIGINALS WOMEN'S =~s~~f:r ~~ful~;; "I MUMS GLOXIN1f COMBINATION aOXES DRESSES ' Spring Coats 'ltlDAY--· i Ladies Suits Parkehlra and ltrkohlre • • ~ SHOE·I for all fll.e familyl c d"d e Jr. H' h p- I 1:-l"llis Two Accidents ;~n~h~· Reportedby : Mason Sheriff F ·. S h f .gr c THE SHOE BOX ""!"·. OUR LUNCJ.IEON 1.-..,----1 I LONDON !UP() -Russia, change In Peking's policies for I Henderson Garden Club voted . the mangled leg hod been re- ·which until recently scoffed at ' a long time Jo come. to sponsor a child from tbe 1 moved and replaced with a pro- Ithe idea of an armed clash with : They .do not aoticipate any 1 00 . Lakineers I·H Club to 4-H I thesis? This treatment would Red China. no longer dismisses policy switch by Mao Tse-tung Pll\!ls were diScussed for a Camp this year. The group al· have required only a 1e w1the possibility of eventual and say they doubt very much Va~allon B1ble School at the so wiU prepare Easter baskets including surgery, convales· oonfrontalion with h.r onNime whether the regime that will reJ!Uiar meeting of the Home- for the children patients at Le· j cence and getting wed to an ' ally. ·/ follow after his death or buljjlllfs class ?f lhe Mrddleporl kin Slate Hospital. Mrs. Bar- i artificial leg." 1 ; retirement is likely to alter Red Chtp;eh of ChrJSt Tuesday eve-lion Mealgels president of tho ~ PT. PLEASANT- The sherI The· danger Is seen by rChina's course and especially nm~ the church. The meet· ' group, i iff's department Investigated I This ..queshon, Is !I worth· Communrst drpl~mats to loom relalionB with lhe U.S.S.R. m lng~ opened with praye' by 1 ·two mishaps ' wbile? should perhaps be ask· Ifrom mJScalculatron on the patt any de .. · l~~'W:: ·~,.,.-~ · . . th ~ . esid.ent, Franklin Trip. ' . . """'-•W.7!ill!!U One occurred Tuesday night at Ied more often by many patients •of Jh e pek'rng regrme rather . change,.fCISJve 'rt com manner. ·n b Any I t arme d ito ' materialize. • es,wr esow .. . Iett:. ~:· i Qm f 111:55 p.m. on Rt. 35, two rniles i' Of~· ~.ueir d.,_ entJs..,, "I am a very lh an fram a_ dl'b e1 era.e l~l9as reported that the car. an I a es lbeyond Dead Man's curve and broken-hearted woman," writes , showdown wrth the mighty Red , Moscow 1.s tak '<ng ;, r: 'M • · · ' • precauwons '\Pett.qrr the church foyer had rOt 1g lmvoived a Volkswagen driven [ . rs. M. C. G. 'My perJOdon- :army. . . on an increasing scale against illrr§!l and collection was lak· by H~len Jane Pennington, 25, !trst scraped and curetted my I . The Pekmg regrme, lhey i any possible military ventores en ,Nf·the bakeless bake sale ISS Sprtngflme Humcane, who told officers sbe i teeth and they felt great. But; .rgue, .troubled by mtcrnal !by Peking along its frontier £Po.~ by the class. Mrs. . lost control and ran into a ditch. !then he cut my gums away ulffJCultie! and a threatenmg i with the Soviet Union This Ml""" Housdahelt has devo- MASON - Candrdates ror IShe suffered a bead lnJ·ury and ]•• that I now have large spaces Ieconomrc cnsls of maJor , rncludes rnr·t,·t : .,... · rrme were chosen re· was treated at Holzer Hospital 1between my teetb. Everything 1 propor t'10ns, may t ry to wvcrt ..1: aryg rem 1orce-d titlllf·:,uslng the topic "What 1M1ss Spnng •· men is on a Ia Ar#;jie Worth'' The' closing icent1y at Wahama Junior High IProperty damage w~s estimat: [I eat collects in those spaces .1attention from the uneasy home r e sea1e an was given by Wendell / School . . . : ec at $31111. ! and I have to spend hours clean- Ifront . to external problems, , G~. ] 1he Nmth Grade candidate The second mishap, also •jlng them with special gadgets. mcludrng the Smo·Sovret con- 1 ~shments of ice cream · Susan Woodrurr., New Haven, : one vehicle incident, occurred They look so awful I can't 1 filet. I a~ brated cake squares and her escort wJU be Donnie jat 11:45 a.m. Wednesday morn. !smile. I ."There is n.othing mor~ apt wfth ftbts and corree were serv- W~, of New Haven. ing when a truck traveling east J ., . divert attentiOn from mternal ~t:~~i,:~::V:an Meter. chr. I Erghth Grade candidate Is [on Sand Hill Road driven oy • On top of that, my brle was ~ shortcommgs than cooJuring up I Pat KI o e s: !Sarah Carsey, Mason, and her Mervin Dale I!Dush, 23, Pt. Plea. Iground, and my front . teeth !an alleged threat from outside ; Boggs, Mrs. Glenn ' escort " Lester Ohlinger, New sant, blew a !Ire 'and ran into a Iare tbjn, and have ~ knife edge. ' to the security and interest of a ' and Donna Glaze •Haven. field. Roush suffered a minor 1 spent more money than I ; country," Communist diplomats II Fri.·Sat,, Mar. 24·25 i were Herman .Kin- ) Miss. Bonnie Jones, New Ha- : cut of the lip. Property damage j c~uki afford aDd now I'm in a :reason. With 8 Gal. Gas VanMeter, Lois: ven WI~ be the Seventh Grade' was estimated at $250. brgger mess then b~re. I may I See Uhle Cbance .. Mr. and Mrs. Wen. ' Ca?drdatc and her escort ·IS/ No citations were issued in ' not lose my teeth •. bu.~ The R~s~rans, Jt appears, do i Certified Gn Station I Mr. and Mrs, I~erth Jo~es, Ma.son: ' eitiJer mishap. ; ~boot to iooe my mind. ~oo~t...,;:a;;:,nti:;;c~Jp:a:.:te_~a::":Y_;d:r:as;:U::,c•!' ::;~ Trlpletl, Nora Rice 1. '11" · !tiJSs Spnngtrme cont~~~ . .. Mrs. M. C. G. muot be ex· lr ~~ 18 Yeauger, Mr. and ' sp~nsored by the Student·/. , . llfterattng a bl~ Treatment of , ·~,!~,~d Houdashclt and : cou~crl of whJCh Cheryl Burns is RegJstered Bull I pyorrhea, or periodouUcs •• 1; Evans. · preSident. She was to be crown, • 11 to now calfed, Is 1 vital _ ·- - ·Jed by Sally Yeager, .a member / Slam by Tram ; pari of prev•nHve aad cnra. of the Student Councrl at the · Valley Ho•pltal ; end of the assembl • I PT. PLEASANT- A register. Hve denll•try. Spectallots who : Mrs. DeW i I I : Wahama Jr. High lch~lay at ; ed bull owned by Mr. and Mrs. do thiJ work have produced Pi. Pleasant. , ; - ... · .. .. _ ~--· I James A. Burgess of Charle!lon 1 amazlag mUlto, ~~~EPrtg:eptll:e Mrs .. Harry AI: ghter, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Her· IRoad was struck and killed by : But many dentisll p . and a.ant, Mrs. Oshel •man Estep, Mason: Mrs. Guy ! a trarn at I a.m. Wedne!day, !somewhat the way Mrs. M. C. son, Henderson; i Finley, Apple Gmve; Mrs. Jo- : near Krodel Park. . G. does, that veey often lr<••t-11 Eshenaur and dan- ' seph Ellis, Cotlagevil!c. The ~mmal, which welghedjmetltls too severe. They maiD\.' r. . apprmomately 1500 poonds, bad lain jhat in most cases. ~:~:JI . apparently strayed onto the of treatment ohotild be " : tracks In ilia nlgflt. The train ivaUve, particularly In regards · was not damaged. . 1to gum surgery and tootb.griod, !' ' " TOMORROW NIGHT UNTIL 8:30 lt• I"'~~=.::--:':"] '·'e'W!I Plans REMEMBER WE WILl BE OPEN 1 SJ>IGE Tl"~ LAST TIME THEY WERE DucKIN'THE out llimBelf; crutches. unable to walk with· 1 Whe11 the preseqtalion was I 1.!~:;<; ' · Pomeroyc~oCgK -GZelpha !l,oggess, Racine, right, is presented a $50 check over, many questiods. were ask- IForeign News commentary .J•JJt'"he . er, rtohcery "o., Manager Jack Ambrose. Mrs. Boggess is one ed, but one surgeon m the aud· i ___o=,....;.·---------~ Winners m e cunent contest. · I ience struck a philosophical IUrt·hC/ass , note:"Wasitre~ily worto- I I FAMilY·WIDE BEEN UP,Tl-<15 EAAt.Y SUMMER. E!UNGAl.OW" 'ltl ENTERTAIN AT Now ba stood on the stage Hospital News lllr;. , FROM THE ly\\ISICAL. 1 of the amphitheater before a :em- • THEY t.OOJ<. L-IKE. THEYJ-lAVEN'T . To restore the leg, berolc and dramatic efforts were neeacd from surgeons and patient: muacles and nerves were jo1n~ ed; · traasplants, shunts a n d sr'l'ts were used. There were re· pealed opera~owt and mauy IIWirlbs ol recovery, T be patlenl span~ about a year and a .ball In and oot of the llosp!tal. IIU\• I • FORTUNATE 'ltl H,>,Ve THE STARS OFFER GOOD:. THROUGH M~RCH 31 < �.,.. v " I ' -w ' '' \ I mma uteraea. ... ' 0 bock. . Tbia Cblllft1llla for youni peo- , 1 cllll'lllelp Pltiltl dlalurbl!d pit, ,lhelr . probleJns ,qj. plea&- w~iln ~~meo,. I bardly mow ures, theft lnlublea and"fun. Aa elias Into me ·tor ·lnformalioli, wl~ ~ ·r,ett. of Helen Help lheo. e~a HIM to· uk If wllat I US., 11 welcomed IIUShs but say 18 true .....1 I do won't .d""• '-· · """ can .,..e a '14!1'....., question bout this "oiDk'" - D 0 . awttb a· brusb-olf. Dear D. . . •. , .Seod Yf!UI' teen-qe questions ' Ttll her tile one lhlnc your 10 YOUTH ASKED FO_R, . IT • ex.Jioylriend hates Ja 811oopy ... of Helell -'-'d k newspaper · Help US! this femalea • and ..., " ... ee LUCJtY BE ovr ~ILhooked, &et off the CUDINT ., l\ I I, I I . I () !f:.r= . .•! l.~~~~ Deallara~aat~c;~l OF THE ,''IN" GROUP I _j ,..,.....,. "'THE---·h ( I.IJ Prill !Ia SMSE.USIEUn . t.....A.J ~ . erodtll Dear Heleo ~ '. th~ ,assls)llt8 pretty w!Ys:V:"~!d';.t:w "Eo~':~ friends cburch. Now I'm out.of tne ·'in" remember. My mother ,.11 ver. , SUDDEN ·BEAUTY HAI'. R ' •.. ' "• .. l REG. 87c EACH -NEW- I, • ! REGULAR :~· 30c VALUE JOHN$0N & JOHNSON OUR EASTER SPECIAL BUDS STERILIZED , MANPOWER 25, .e EASTER BASKETS/ 11~, -------·-------- JERGEN DEODORANT SOAP ···· S' nda y THE 18th Anniversary of the Friendly Neighbors Club will he celebrated with a dinner the home of Mrs. Robert Arnold, Rock St., on Tuesday • March 28. . .· !l' MAIN ST. Pleue family, hle~~do and little neighbors thia Easter ••• with Russell Slover's delicioua Easter candir•-tbe finest, !reshe1t you can buy! 992-3975 POMEROY . Tl!BllEY lor EASTEB BASKETS We Heve Everything You Need To Mike Up Your Own Bakats. By Tom Sawyer · ·I • Tuesday Open Dally 9:00 to 7:00, Frid•y Til 8, Saturdly UnHI 9 GRASS • EG<;S • Sport Coats • SIMON'S MARKET . I BIG SELECTION SCOPE FAIMI luttr Basket ' · . AMorted E10ter Caadl• JELLY B 15.00th5.00 Othosy.&rpm 12.9a REG. 29• I • CAPSULES ByTomS.wyw ll..;.flM Other• front t : For · Etiilterl · Easter Shirts 3.98 A febulous collection of pins, or rlnp, sets, pendlnt sets, ropes, (ell pastel colon), ~nd1nt &. Hr sets, br•celats and the new • Quantity ., Rights Reserved ,, / ' : ', PEN ., _,.. r ,,., ,,,... 7 D~YS AWIJC,.', $1.00 to '20.00 :• ' ' ' "' House POMIROY, OHIO Goessler Jewelry Store • Court St. Pomeroy ' . . . ·.... -,, , ~iff·-' Open Frldly Till- S1turday nit . j 9 A.At;to 10 Plt . ' ' ~ . .. ..,, ~ E. . . I ' .:oli MIDm-!PORT ·;~'t ~·· ' ..... Jiiii.J.Jox ' , ... ..r~~~~ of !IOft!lr t"iollto I .', '~ ,. ' • . ' I ' ' I. ·I • . "', . • t " • WIND "' .• s· P '" . ' ' 1'!'...., . ''. ' Lonoolin P\oll' ' SHAMP06·· 49t I, lib. SPIC&SPAH '· 26t ' Woodbury Beauty Aids Your .00 IQUNTY eWaHave Lldles & Children RntRooms Fer AI Your SICKROOM NEEDS blyonYour Pllarmadst' •Colltd Telephone Bills Prom npori2ers to hot water bOttles . . we ·stock IIIIIIY itelllll helpfUl . ' ·' tj, ,_.. Brush On Mascarg Fluid Eye Liner Brush On Make Up Pressed Powder Com pack e Foundation Make Up And Many More Orden .,ac~ . a " . ··~... . • • • • •Sail Money I ·. ~1' FURNITURE ,·~-, . ' J pterceclear look "Swlngen.' Gty flowers end ' gold and silver pieces ' ' ltcount ua Marohmaiiow Err• illoo41tt •ilk oloocolato ,, ONLY AT NELSO,JI'S ) ALARM CLOCK . • Cold Weter . Drlnklilg Founteln lfOR G•liiiiJI.·· TOWJ.lS 10 to 161b. Aver~ge IEG.29cEA. .;..1 ,. .• FRoM THE LEWIS Perfect partner for his slacks 200-7.-PLY ' •HCillllll'• .'' " '~Choice $1.35 to $1.00 · • · aU wools, wool blends and cottons. Plain colora and patterns. Sizes 8 to 20. !'-.._,'\. ' ga~ "ffiappy 8a~felt wtth W.oodbury Dream Glo I 9 FROM soo . -· I BA Klrsc~ner': :s~n . , Servlt!la It Syracuse Church U Y ~f ~- Nt,zarene, Friday after· EACII PERSON who attends nlilil, at 2. Rev. Linson H. .Steb- Sunday School at 9,30 1. m. on lW ill the Presbyterlsn Cllurch Easter Sunday at the Church U4ellver1 the message. and of God at Chester, will receive '<>llilr loeal pastors parllcipat- a momeoto direct from t h e , .,flll!Clall!lu!l< by the youth Garden of Gethsemane In JecoUeellon will 10 rusalem. The momentos were Reg. $2.00 Value EASTER SPECIAL I . $s··g, ... ~®-8~Qa,nciie6 t' · ~1 ' ItEASTER~ Dacron and eottoD , blends that never nttc1 lronlog. , . --~FOR· . ~tum Book'Reviewed· M Clubby S rs. trauss t REG. $2.60 VALUE TO COMPLETE YOUR EASTER ENSEMBLE 3 I II , .30 SIZE MED. REG.35c · ·- FOR HER • • • ... IS OHTHIJ· uHillmar~: , . .... ,g C n OmL i ' . THI utll: PUSH BUTTON JEWELRY ~ .o., KarCh ;£. .. :,,! 1l,~(j; ~:;., ~' Ey,,ents c FOR • ' ' . :\ I SPRAY Swl'tchRates, · 1'hen F'1gh Man . ' Navy Men May Fo~ aYoung LIQUID··- • ........ .. 11. 'h Dilly Sentinel, PomerllY·Middleport, w•eater's WVOX Br<Jacl. St., celebrated her, birthday and have :no notion of the number P · apelled her IIIIJit 'Laura Malo- liOI'III81ly sophisticated "'.;.1 , , ,•nd de,votionlt were grallllii!Dg from P:rick J. r;. ,gli'O'' in honor of St. Pl~ck's Yorile.rs who walked right . · . , ,•. , by Mrs. ~ght Wallace. Nell' I'' ~ lrisll p b In N ,natal day .. Jtm Downep line , to lhe always .dllc Duelteu ·· :·l•. . '•.' :.; •. Buc!>anin gave the study IRochelle ... Tlte 8th Ave .. (at 4Sth St.) restaur- :and just atared. I 1 • session on the study material ,Gallery ·i5&tb & oth) baa 8h ant new m a nock of real Irish . ~ from ·Philippians and Mrs. Wal· lp!Qg btl In the wl do a ~I> delicacies for the celebration: 'I MARTHA RAYE's being sued .'j·;· . revl•wed the life of Mary zoiled tbus· .,0 Ha~ w:~ ~· smoked salmon ·rrom Galway, by a DetrGit niJbl club for .JUDITH SMITH BETTY CLARK one of the women I 'nU air is ~tb lea:::"' ~a . Dublin Bay prawns, Oakwood iplaying there in JB!I.; the "Hel· BE'ITY SUE CLARK, a senior at Rutland Higb of Bible. · ' · ""ru "\smoketl bacon and ham from ,fo, Dolly" star couldn't very School, and Judith Smith, senior at PQmeroy High Doring the business session \. . Limmerick, black & white pud· ', well have been in war • tom School, have been awarded scholarshipll to Nationplans were made for a rummage , 1n; hostess m the absence of 1dmg (never black & tan) from · Detroit asd alt'l! calm Vietnam ~. wide ~auty Academy in Columbus. They were se· sale this spring. Mrs. Wallace I' Mrs. Fultz, who teaches In the rWaterford, sausages lroin Coun- Iat the same time -· simply be· ,, lected from over 450 applicants. the traveling basket schools. \ty Cork, ll:aditional aU-over-Ire· ,cause our Gen. We!llmi>re!IInd : •: ~··-- ~----~-· -· . by Mrs. Thomas Rue. I Mrs. Strauss described lhe 11and brown bread; but Jim :personallyaskedMarthatostay ' toward the Great Hour of Shar· A dessert course was setyed by I adventures of a middle • aged 1Downey admits his lrioll Soda, 1111d entertain his and her and Img program. Puohc 1nvtted. . , the llostesses to 10 membe'i's and couple laced with the "lonely" :Bread WitS baked right here ·n ,our desperately fun-needy troop SA"'URDAY guests, Mrs. Trudy Stuer· years of their Hve1 alter thelr i Manhaltsn by his pal Sa m•lhe hospital; tonsils .. Morton ~ • . and son, Joe, and tfark chUdren were reared and a trip !fields - a good member In ' Angela Lansbury's lad's POMEROY Church of Chnst Coleman, nephew of Mrs. ~lice to Europe l,s begun. She reiat- !fine standing of the Coney l!· ithe hospital; IOilSill ... ~: i Will hold a bake sale, saturday' Coleman. ed their experiences both hu- lland Jewish Collll1lunity Center :Downey got the happy 8IJ ' 'I I March 20 at Duke Cleaners morous and exCiting while a· i . report at Emory Hosn;tal '~~ I P ta o;.t 9 b 1 "Don't Drtnk the Water" ,... • \.1 omeroy, s r-... a •. m. road, and opelr •ubsequent .. . ' lanta - no complication< l ssked beans, potato salad and ho1111 where they found star Kay Medford (born Mag· malignancy· back to Palm i 1 noodles will he sold by the pint they were needed In the lives gie O'Regln) was sent sha'!'· :Beach in a'week ... Columbua 1~ and quart, also colored Easter For tlilr children and grandchU· rock spflgs by her '!'other 111 ~ Pictures Pres Abe Scboeider eggs !Ell'<! and she hUIIf! em all on itold ~ hi · . ch'ef Don Thunday PROVIDENCE pastors and Members aDSwered roll call the Morosco Theatre bulletin I sUit REGULAR meeting of t~• ministers will meet al tilt' Na. "The Best Is Yet To Be" givinaadiaappointmentlngrow.lboard for such h~orary spal· (alms high Oh'J hasn't a tes \ XI Gamma Mu serorlly will be omi Baptist Church m Pome- Bentz Plageman was the ing up. l!frs, Paul Bonnell, Day. 1pe""s a• Lou Jaeobl, Woody AJ. i to dance 0~ .. ' Smart Bobby i n. ; held Man:b 23 at I p.m. at the roy, March 20th, at 3 P· m.; ject of a book review by Mrs. ton, hOUieguest of her motheryen and Tony Roberts to share ' Kenoedy: bis st. Pollick's Day ' 1 , Co]QII)bus & Southern Obi• Moderator. Henry C. Fletcher. Arthur Strauss at the Rodney Downing, and Ithe luck. Brunch for newsmen today was ' ~c Co. . pas~, samuel J. Jackson. meeting of the Middleport Lit. Mrs. Doaahue, were guests. I Wildenslein Gallery boss E. schduled at 10 a.m., long be. !,!PLY COl\IMUNION Sem<e MEIGS County Improvement erary Club held Wednesday af. Candy was served lollo•ing the \Jay Roll8uck was rushed to lore they migbtlet a good blttMIIHIY Thursday, at 7.30 p. Ass0C18tl0n woll _meet at the temoon at the home of Mn. meeting. Roosevelt Hospital: complete ,uloua base and m.~ lbe Syracuse First Unit· Bookmobile ·buildtn&, March 25 Bernard Fultz. .~terian Church, Is to at 7:30p.m. The Meigs Ceunty __ M:.:.rs.:_._M.:_ax_ D_o__ nah_u_e_w_as___ 11 e' around the teble In Ministerial Associ•Uon is cordianoex of the church. The ally mvlted to altend. In 1933 the Germ ft";"'"'"" . Uc in Invited. POMEROY Church of Christ an ~~) , , -CITY Citizens Bao¥1 Ra· is sponsoring a bake sale to be gave , Adolf IUUer · blanket .,(llub wiD meet Thursdau belli saturday. March 25. be- power for lour years.. · Mlldl 23. at Am-Vets Lodge ginning at 9 1. m, al Duke's In l9ti8 32 pers<~ns dled H , In Pomeroy. All C-B Ofl''· Cleaner on second St., In Porn· Gbl~lainsswepl through $2.9e WEST CLOCK SPRING . (LIMIT 3) 15c 'i ' invited. Potluck will he eroy. rea __ •--~ POMEROY high School Band , OON CIRCLE of Boosters will sponsor a hig'l A thought lor th• day-13r1Ush Methodist Church meets school dance party, March ":Y'~,cZ•r.1':' Lat~: once WHILE THEY' LAST BATH SIZE ·lr . sday at % p. m. al the Saturd•y, at the Pomero; Jl'. sa · u Y ts . , ch , Mrs. Nan Moore, pro· High School aud1torlu01 fro~n weak;.~ s' but the c b lid ~.leader, and hostesses are 8 until 11 p. m. The Jays w11l stren::g~t=·------­ REGULAR 69c and 89c .Lo~ ' Davis, Francis Klein emcee. returned from Jentsalem by ' nd _ . Moore. MIDDLEPORT PT.A., bake the astor when he was there 11 VIEW Garden Club wt sale Saturday, Mar. 20, at Dud· 1 the Holy Land • , !he,bome of Mrs. Gene: Wilson, ley's Florist in Middleport, at on our 0 <,ll'INnlday evening, March 23, at 9 a. m. Variety of boktd goods :?:!1. Ql-ho'sless wiD be .Mrs. and colored Easter eggs. Per· !Monday D6rSe1.\ Riebel Ail aucUtn sale sons donating and wishin~ pick· DAUGHTERS ol Amo!rlciiii \I ,~·llld: . up shOuld eontact Mrs. Man· Veterans, Camp 95, will meet Frida ning Kloes or Mrs. Richard Monday, March '11, at 7:30 p. CliiDIINITY /ooD Frida owen by Friday. m. at the DAV Hall. 1 ·\· '" !pop. S ·· r -. J./ Mro. R(,driey Saller, ellairman, caat 111 Whole tod 's AT N.SSC)N'S. PRE'S.CRIPTiqt;J . DRUGS l . crowd. .. ··glng on a mental bre-•·• tblnrt to-.rrow) .,._, call e " .. I' · "~' m square, m rro m hla drlnklnt! .and CllloUown chasing • ll•mlltoo HYINA rXILI VOIITIX TARGIT ,. 13, and too young to have to snd was advised to dlvorce jAA~~ocr; J('lly thtl I!"'Jp ""'"'to an fltfr lptciuliiiehooae between religion and him. $HI HAD JIOUIU WITH Hrl OVriHLlRINIJ fun. - ~KIE Mom is very happy now, but Dear OklO Dad still drinks Recent! h · ........ as If developed cirrhosis . of the liver y e . y our "In" crowd """NS tl were spelled with an ·•s." My stepmother called and ask: ConSider yourself lucky to be I ed me if there was something of..u,and lOOk for the I could do, as the doctor said 1ft group, not a bunch It would kill him in maybe phonies. - H. six mon!~•· We've tried AlcoHelen holies Ailonymous. He didn't f M Y boyfr~d and I broke up stick with it. What can 1 do? _ The ~avy ReCruiting Office , to date other people. I go with DAU&HTER OF AN A. A has llllilounced 1 new Navy en- , someone else now, and so does FAIWRE. Ustment program called t h 0 1 The Athens Area Navy fte. he. Recently, I met hla new , Dear Daughter Medical Remedial Enlistment cruiter Robert W. Litz, is seek· glfl, and now she caUs me ev· If your father won't acknow. Prog>am, It enables young men, ing ex-navy men who did not e~ rnght to pump me about ledge he needs help no 0 n e who are unacceptable for serv· feel they were getting ahead in hom. She SIU!S 1 owe tt to her can help him. When even a Ice because of minor phyalcal tt.eir old rating. Those qualify· because I kno~ so .-, ,rna n Y death sentence won't slop hi8 "'ects, to enlist in the Navy. ing can change old ratlnss and thongs, about hun. drinking, he may be beyond Such defects must be correct· retain old pay grades through Don l-1ay hang up because aid, Try the A. A. route once ll>le either by treatment or ,.,.. the reenlistment incentive pr"' [l've tried and she calls right more, and then - you can only terY withJo six weeks afti!f gram known as "Re-Score." wait and pray. tlli.!lmellt. Tbe applicant must " New Team •·' Membership in AI·Ailon Fam· .IIIla Ill othet resp.& fully Re-score offers: ' I ERIE, Pa; (ULl) -The clty iuy Group may belp his wile lit enUslment and a· Conversion to one of th~ crlt- 1of Ene has entered intO a face what she can't'change. 111 wtllaubnlit to the leal rating!( • ' f Iwork1?g .agreement will> _lhel H. m..UCjl[' adlon to Class "A" school If you reen- !Detroit Tigers to field a nunorl Dear Helen till delocf. llst for lour years. league baseball . team, Mayor Why are people so lmrant M 1M present time It la not Class "A" and "B" school LeWIS J. Tullio aiUIOIIDCed as to ask an expectant mo1her (Ill• 1tMr iong thla program If you r..Wist for sll y•rs. Wednesday. The Tigers will dumb questions? I've been lilt, 10 Ill YIIUIIS 111en In- For Cbmpk~e information on stock 1 class A New York· pily wed since June and =-=~tiboald= cpttacl the Na· the Re§core program and to ~:nnsylvarua League team expecting our baby in May. BuidllltC Cilloe, •-lly calJ. check your ol!j, rating against re. Where I work, people look •1111 • alql .., 111e of. tbe current "critical" rating otralght In the big middle tiJidl II located In Blbr list, see your Navy Recruiter, The AlmaiiiC say, "Are you married!" 1 lid&. I r; Congress St Athens who is located at Masonic Tern· Today • Thursday, Mareh 2.1. Are they crude, rude, snoopy .lfaiii .. 1 a.m. ;; 1 p.m: ple, Pomeroy,• from 10:30 to the B2nd day of 1967 with 283 to or just plsin tactless? - MAlt- '• : .....,.,. lllru i\idliY and a a.m. 12 Noon ThurSdays. ! follow. I ,RIED 11 lfoaa Gil Saturday. The moon Is between the firs! Dear Married ---~·u.s. VIctory andThefull s~lnge. All four, probably. Smile and ..._ •-'II ~ PERTJI, Scotland (UP!) Tbe ~om. g star Is Mars. give 'em the back of your hand -.....-• ..,tJIOI- eta The United Slates curllna .venmg stars are Venus - your ~It on• of oourse. -H. STOCKTON, Calif. (UPI) - came off a t4-3 vlclor)' and Jupiter. • Dear Helen ' The tlnimllll', : ol Padflc Swltwland Wednesday night German rocket scientist Wer· Please, please give uo , oooOIIIICid WfiC!lililllay tliat C. the favorite in the Scotch ner Von Braun was born o" this the addreas of Vietnam : drle WarteD .. Dempsey hu been Whiskey Cup l:Oil!petltlill. in !912. Call where we can letters, : a PP o1n ~ed albleUc director. The top four . teamJ In lbe ' Dempsey, pmenUy aaslsiiDt World Serl.. of Oirllni meet In othleUc dlreclor Ill the Ualnrel- the semi ftnals Thursday ' with : ty of ANona, ~ lake over the United States, sporting a 7~ . June It -succeeding Dr, Paul record facing Sweden and · ' ,,._. Sta.. · I ..,. '· 'Canada' tsklng on Scotland. Medical Repair Offered to , Navy Recrmts j IN FO.R\· .un some o my re-married. My father baa been found out I 10 to drinklnll since as J.ong aa I can O<UW -~....;. P11ins -lf!itdeiO alld tile illiPII .... ._. --ltm•dltdr ctm>blllallb"IDII fJtlpe ... AI~·~ lilt !be llprlnc Jlltlbylerlal to be held ~: ~ J'i!!M'' tbal Gaello line mtllll 11!: helgbt oJ cblc-wbell ·tbe 1lucl~ I Itt AlbeDI, April 7 at till Marcil Jllll ''G!Mii 'Po!w•l' ....,. Til• JDlri:'allDI tradllloii''WIIiln fOil Ee8S !JI Wlnda' arrtvt!l wllh ·llieetlnl of·Group n of the Fint &reeJI, ...,... ·~ • 1111 ' w-e eltOUib 10 send the ve11 ;y Berlln, Carol BJjlri:ma!l: U&fed Presb~n Churcll' In ~ere lll't llllldi by 'tw ilGIIIpall- 1'f!est." ... A folne minestrone tile' eo!lllllllllatiDI iDd proved Mjddleporl ~ evtniDg at le& .. · 411 .U. S. 1D111Wf girl, lovely blonde owner ,her bo8pltal alep bada't made !hi 'home of , J - Bucha. Berets · t.re manufactured i of Barbetta's splendld Pied- her a whit tess belu!Hulla Iter nln. MrL Eel Burkett was Toronto <Dorolhea Mllla Ltd.) mootese restaurant on w. 46th all-St. Laurent outDI ... HuP ro BORBE] . • ,. ., ~-!• . ".,., ':r,' ' ; JM.\ !'YQlm·UKso ~a rr1 II I I ·- . . . · : V oleef of Jlrot~flitiay· Athens Meet•ng. · · ·. · · <it · I UJ'NA .- ,t\ ;, ..~ .• " ~J ' 't • • L. I, iJt4 'in ,o11 'plhir · r . 'i I' In . ,... Partclng makilll your "p!ttlellt'' 11 lnR..,ofS• •mf0$blt u possible. 2{ 33r. L �.,.. v " I ' -w ' '' \ I mma uteraea. ... ' 0 bock. . Tbia Cblllft1llla for youni peo- , 1 cllll'lllelp Pltiltl dlalurbl!d pit, ,lhelr . probleJns ,qj. plea&- w~iln ~~meo,. I bardly mow ures, theft lnlublea and"fun. Aa elias Into me ·tor ·lnformalioli, wl~ ~ ·r,ett. of Helen Help lheo. e~a HIM to· uk If wllat I US., 11 welcomed IIUShs but say 18 true .....1 I do won't .d""• '-· · """ can .,..e a '14!1'....., question bout this "oiDk'" - D 0 . awttb a· brusb-olf. Dear D. . . •. , .Seod Yf!UI' teen-qe questions ' Ttll her tile one lhlnc your 10 YOUTH ASKED FO_R, . IT • ex.Jioylriend hates Ja 811oopy ... of Helell -'-'d k newspaper · Help US! this femalea • and ..., " ... ee LUCJtY BE ovr ~ILhooked, &et off the CUDINT ., l\ I I, I I . I () !f:.r= . .•! l.~~~~ Deallara~aat~c;~l OF THE ,''IN" GROUP I _j ,..,.....,. "'THE---·h ( I.IJ Prill !Ia SMSE.USIEUn . t.....A.J ~ . erodtll Dear Heleo ~ '. th~ ,assls)llt8 pretty w!Ys:V:"~!d';.t:w "Eo~':~ friends cburch. Now I'm out.of tne ·'in" remember. My mother ,.11 ver. , SUDDEN ·BEAUTY HAI'. R ' •.. ' "• .. l REG. 87c EACH -NEW- I, • ! REGULAR :~· 30c VALUE JOHN$0N & JOHNSON OUR EASTER SPECIAL BUDS STERILIZED , MANPOWER 25, .e EASTER BASKETS/ 11~, -------·-------- JERGEN DEODORANT SOAP ···· S' nda y THE 18th Anniversary of the Friendly Neighbors Club will he celebrated with a dinner the home of Mrs. Robert Arnold, Rock St., on Tuesday • March 28. . .· !l' MAIN ST. Pleue family, hle~~do and little neighbors thia Easter ••• with Russell Slover's delicioua Easter candir•-tbe finest, !reshe1t you can buy! 992-3975 POMEROY . Tl!BllEY lor EASTEB BASKETS We Heve Everything You Need To Mike Up Your Own Bakats. By Tom Sawyer · ·I • Tuesday Open Dally 9:00 to 7:00, Frid•y Til 8, Saturdly UnHI 9 GRASS • EG<;S • Sport Coats • SIMON'S MARKET . I BIG SELECTION SCOPE FAIMI luttr Basket ' · . AMorted E10ter Caadl• JELLY B 15.00th5.00 Othosy.&rpm 12.9a REG. 29• I • CAPSULES ByTomS.wyw ll..;.flM Other• front t : For · Etiilterl · Easter Shirts 3.98 A febulous collection of pins, or rlnp, sets, pendlnt sets, ropes, (ell pastel colon), ~nd1nt &. Hr sets, br•celats and the new • Quantity ., Rights Reserved ,, / ' : ', PEN ., _,.. r ,,., ,,,... 7 D~YS AWIJC,.', $1.00 to '20.00 :• ' ' ' "' House POMIROY, OHIO Goessler Jewelry Store • Court St. Pomeroy ' . . . ·.... -,, , ~iff·-' Open Frldly Till- S1turday nit . j 9 A.At;to 10 Plt . ' ' ~ . .. ..,, ~ E. . . I ' .:oli MIDm-!PORT ·;~'t ~·· ' ..... Jiiii.J.Jox ' , ... ..r~~~~ of !IOft!lr t"iollto I .', '~ ,. ' • . ' I ' ' I. ·I • . "', . • t " • WIND "' .• s· P '" . ' ' 1'!'...., . ''. ' Lonoolin P\oll' ' SHAMP06·· 49t I, lib. SPIC&SPAH '· 26t ' Woodbury Beauty Aids Your .00 IQUNTY eWaHave Lldles & Children RntRooms Fer AI Your SICKROOM NEEDS blyonYour Pllarmadst' •Colltd Telephone Bills Prom npori2ers to hot water bOttles . . we ·stock IIIIIIY itelllll helpfUl . ' ·' tj, ,_.. Brush On Mascarg Fluid Eye Liner Brush On Make Up Pressed Powder Com pack e Foundation Make Up And Many More Orden .,ac~ . a " . ··~... . • • • • •Sail Money I ·. ~1' FURNITURE ,·~-, . ' J pterceclear look "Swlngen.' Gty flowers end ' gold and silver pieces ' ' ltcount ua Marohmaiiow Err• illoo41tt •ilk oloocolato ,, ONLY AT NELSO,JI'S ) ALARM CLOCK . • Cold Weter . Drlnklilg Founteln lfOR G•liiiiJI.·· TOWJ.lS 10 to 161b. Aver~ge IEG.29cEA. .;..1 ,. .• FRoM THE LEWIS Perfect partner for his slacks 200-7.-PLY ' •HCillllll'• .'' " '~Choice $1.35 to $1.00 · • · aU wools, wool blends and cottons. Plain colora and patterns. Sizes 8 to 20. !'-.._,'\. ' ga~ "ffiappy 8a~felt wtth W.oodbury Dream Glo I 9 FROM soo . -· I BA Klrsc~ner': :s~n . , Servlt!la It Syracuse Church U Y ~f ~- Nt,zarene, Friday after· EACII PERSON who attends nlilil, at 2. Rev. Linson H. .Steb- Sunday School at 9,30 1. m. on lW ill the Presbyterlsn Cllurch Easter Sunday at the Church U4ellver1 the message. and of God at Chester, will receive '<>llilr loeal pastors parllcipat- a momeoto direct from t h e , .,flll!Clall!lu!l< by the youth Garden of Gethsemane In JecoUeellon will 10 rusalem. The momentos were Reg. $2.00 Value EASTER SPECIAL I . $s··g, ... ~®-8~Qa,nciie6 t' · ~1 ' ItEASTER~ Dacron and eottoD , blends that never nttc1 lronlog. , . --~FOR· . ~tum Book'Reviewed· M Clubby S rs. trauss t REG. $2.60 VALUE TO COMPLETE YOUR EASTER ENSEMBLE 3 I II , .30 SIZE MED. REG.35c · ·- FOR HER • • • ... IS OHTHIJ· uHillmar~: , . .... ,g C n OmL i ' . THI utll: PUSH BUTTON JEWELRY ~ .o., KarCh ;£. .. :,,! 1l,~(j; ~:;., ~' Ey,,ents c FOR • ' ' . :\ I SPRAY Swl'tchRates, · 1'hen F'1gh Man . ' Navy Men May Fo~ aYoung LIQUID··- • ........ .. 11. 'h Dilly Sentinel, PomerllY·Middleport, w•eater's WVOX Br<Jacl. St., celebrated her, birthday and have :no notion of the number P · apelled her IIIIJit 'Laura Malo- liOI'III81ly sophisticated "'.;.1 , , ,•nd de,votionlt were grallllii!Dg from P:rick J. r;. ,gli'O'' in honor of St. Pl~ck's Yorile.rs who walked right . · . , ,•. , by Mrs. ~ght Wallace. Nell' I'' ~ lrisll p b In N ,natal day .. Jtm Downep line , to lhe always .dllc Duelteu ·· :·l•. . '•.' :.; •. Buc!>anin gave the study IRochelle ... Tlte 8th Ave .. (at 4Sth St.) restaur- :and just atared. I 1 • session on the study material ,Gallery ·i5&tb & oth) baa 8h ant new m a nock of real Irish . ~ from ·Philippians and Mrs. Wal· lp!Qg btl In the wl do a ~I> delicacies for the celebration: 'I MARTHA RAYE's being sued .'j·;· . revl•wed the life of Mary zoiled tbus· .,0 Ha~ w:~ ~· smoked salmon ·rrom Galway, by a DetrGit niJbl club for .JUDITH SMITH BETTY CLARK one of the women I 'nU air is ~tb lea:::"' ~a . Dublin Bay prawns, Oakwood iplaying there in JB!I.; the "Hel· BE'ITY SUE CLARK, a senior at Rutland Higb of Bible. · ' · ""ru "\smoketl bacon and ham from ,fo, Dolly" star couldn't very School, and Judith Smith, senior at PQmeroy High Doring the business session \. . Limmerick, black & white pud· ', well have been in war • tom School, have been awarded scholarshipll to Nationplans were made for a rummage , 1n; hostess m the absence of 1dmg (never black & tan) from · Detroit asd alt'l! calm Vietnam ~. wide ~auty Academy in Columbus. They were se· sale this spring. Mrs. Wallace I' Mrs. Fultz, who teaches In the rWaterford, sausages lroin Coun- Iat the same time -· simply be· ,, lected from over 450 applicants. the traveling basket schools. \ty Cork, ll:aditional aU-over-Ire· ,cause our Gen. We!llmi>re!IInd : •: ~··-- ~----~-· -· . by Mrs. Thomas Rue. I Mrs. Strauss described lhe 11and brown bread; but Jim :personallyaskedMarthatostay ' toward the Great Hour of Shar· A dessert course was setyed by I adventures of a middle • aged 1Downey admits his lrioll Soda, 1111d entertain his and her and Img program. Puohc 1nvtted. . , the llostesses to 10 membe'i's and couple laced with the "lonely" :Bread WitS baked right here ·n ,our desperately fun-needy troop SA"'URDAY guests, Mrs. Trudy Stuer· years of their Hve1 alter thelr i Manhaltsn by his pal Sa m•lhe hospital; tonsils .. Morton ~ • . and son, Joe, and tfark chUdren were reared and a trip !fields - a good member In ' Angela Lansbury's lad's POMEROY Church of Chnst Coleman, nephew of Mrs. ~lice to Europe l,s begun. She reiat- !fine standing of the Coney l!· ithe hospital; IOilSill ... ~: i Will hold a bake sale, saturday' Coleman. ed their experiences both hu- lland Jewish Collll1lunity Center :Downey got the happy 8IJ ' 'I I March 20 at Duke Cleaners morous and exCiting while a· i . report at Emory Hosn;tal '~~ I P ta o;.t 9 b 1 "Don't Drtnk the Water" ,... • \.1 omeroy, s r-... a •. m. road, and opelr •ubsequent .. . ' lanta - no complication< l ssked beans, potato salad and ho1111 where they found star Kay Medford (born Mag· malignancy· back to Palm i 1 noodles will he sold by the pint they were needed In the lives gie O'Regln) was sent sha'!'· :Beach in a'week ... Columbua 1~ and quart, also colored Easter For tlilr children and grandchU· rock spflgs by her '!'other 111 ~ Pictures Pres Abe Scboeider eggs !Ell'<! and she hUIIf! em all on itold ~ hi · . ch'ef Don Thunday PROVIDENCE pastors and Members aDSwered roll call the Morosco Theatre bulletin I sUit REGULAR meeting of t~• ministers will meet al tilt' Na. "The Best Is Yet To Be" givinaadiaappointmentlngrow.lboard for such h~orary spal· (alms high Oh'J hasn't a tes \ XI Gamma Mu serorlly will be omi Baptist Church m Pome- Bentz Plageman was the ing up. l!frs, Paul Bonnell, Day. 1pe""s a• Lou Jaeobl, Woody AJ. i to dance 0~ .. ' Smart Bobby i n. ; held Man:b 23 at I p.m. at the roy, March 20th, at 3 P· m.; ject of a book review by Mrs. ton, hOUieguest of her motheryen and Tony Roberts to share ' Kenoedy: bis st. Pollick's Day ' 1 , Co]QII)bus & Southern Obi• Moderator. Henry C. Fletcher. Arthur Strauss at the Rodney Downing, and Ithe luck. Brunch for newsmen today was ' ~c Co. . pas~, samuel J. Jackson. meeting of the Middleport Lit. Mrs. Doaahue, were guests. I Wildenslein Gallery boss E. schduled at 10 a.m., long be. !,!PLY COl\IMUNION Sem<e MEIGS County Improvement erary Club held Wednesday af. Candy was served lollo•ing the \Jay Roll8uck was rushed to lore they migbtlet a good blttMIIHIY Thursday, at 7.30 p. Ass0C18tl0n woll _meet at the temoon at the home of Mn. meeting. Roosevelt Hospital: complete ,uloua base and m.~ lbe Syracuse First Unit· Bookmobile ·buildtn&, March 25 Bernard Fultz. .~terian Church, Is to at 7:30p.m. The Meigs Ceunty __ M:.:.rs.:_._M.:_ax_ D_o__ nah_u_e_w_as___ 11 e' around the teble In Ministerial Associ•Uon is cordianoex of the church. The ally mvlted to altend. In 1933 the Germ ft";"'"'"" . Uc in Invited. POMEROY Church of Christ an ~~) , , -CITY Citizens Bao¥1 Ra· is sponsoring a bake sale to be gave , Adolf IUUer · blanket .,(llub wiD meet Thursdau belli saturday. March 25. be- power for lour years.. · Mlldl 23. at Am-Vets Lodge ginning at 9 1. m, al Duke's In l9ti8 32 pers<~ns dled H , In Pomeroy. All C-B Ofl''· Cleaner on second St., In Porn· Gbl~lainsswepl through $2.9e WEST CLOCK SPRING . (LIMIT 3) 15c 'i ' invited. Potluck will he eroy. rea __ •--~ POMEROY high School Band , OON CIRCLE of Boosters will sponsor a hig'l A thought lor th• day-13r1Ush Methodist Church meets school dance party, March ":Y'~,cZ•r.1':' Lat~: once WHILE THEY' LAST BATH SIZE ·lr . sday at % p. m. al the Saturd•y, at the Pomero; Jl'. sa · u Y ts . , ch , Mrs. Nan Moore, pro· High School aud1torlu01 fro~n weak;.~ s' but the c b lid ~.leader, and hostesses are 8 until 11 p. m. The Jays w11l stren::g~t=·------­ REGULAR 69c and 89c .Lo~ ' Davis, Francis Klein emcee. returned from Jentsalem by ' nd _ . Moore. MIDDLEPORT PT.A., bake the astor when he was there 11 VIEW Garden Club wt sale Saturday, Mar. 20, at Dud· 1 the Holy Land • , !he,bome of Mrs. Gene: Wilson, ley's Florist in Middleport, at on our 0 <,ll'INnlday evening, March 23, at 9 a. m. Variety of boktd goods :?:!1. Ql-ho'sless wiD be .Mrs. and colored Easter eggs. Per· !Monday D6rSe1.\ Riebel Ail aucUtn sale sons donating and wishin~ pick· DAUGHTERS ol Amo!rlciiii \I ,~·llld: . up shOuld eontact Mrs. Man· Veterans, Camp 95, will meet Frida ning Kloes or Mrs. Richard Monday, March '11, at 7:30 p. CliiDIINITY /ooD Frida owen by Friday. m. at the DAV Hall. 1 ·\· '" !pop. S ·· r -. J./ Mro. R(,driey Saller, ellairman, caat 111 Whole tod 's AT N.SSC)N'S. PRE'S.CRIPTiqt;J . DRUGS l . crowd. .. ··glng on a mental bre-•·• tblnrt to-.rrow) .,._, call e " .. I' · "~' m square, m rro m hla drlnklnt! .and CllloUown chasing • ll•mlltoo HYINA rXILI VOIITIX TARGIT ,. 13, and too young to have to snd was advised to dlvorce jAA~~ocr; J('lly thtl I!"'Jp ""'"'to an fltfr lptciuliiiehooae between religion and him. $HI HAD JIOUIU WITH Hrl OVriHLlRINIJ fun. - ~KIE Mom is very happy now, but Dear OklO Dad still drinks Recent! h · ........ as If developed cirrhosis . of the liver y e . y our "In" crowd """NS tl were spelled with an ·•s." My stepmother called and ask: ConSider yourself lucky to be I ed me if there was something of..u,and lOOk for the I could do, as the doctor said 1ft group, not a bunch It would kill him in maybe phonies. - H. six mon!~•· We've tried AlcoHelen holies Ailonymous. He didn't f M Y boyfr~d and I broke up stick with it. What can 1 do? _ The ~avy ReCruiting Office , to date other people. I go with DAU&HTER OF AN A. A has llllilounced 1 new Navy en- , someone else now, and so does FAIWRE. Ustment program called t h 0 1 The Athens Area Navy fte. he. Recently, I met hla new , Dear Daughter Medical Remedial Enlistment cruiter Robert W. Litz, is seek· glfl, and now she caUs me ev· If your father won't acknow. Prog>am, It enables young men, ing ex-navy men who did not e~ rnght to pump me about ledge he needs help no 0 n e who are unacceptable for serv· feel they were getting ahead in hom. She SIU!S 1 owe tt to her can help him. When even a Ice because of minor phyalcal tt.eir old rating. Those qualify· because I kno~ so .-, ,rna n Y death sentence won't slop hi8 "'ects, to enlist in the Navy. ing can change old ratlnss and thongs, about hun. drinking, he may be beyond Such defects must be correct· retain old pay grades through Don l-1ay hang up because aid, Try the A. A. route once ll>le either by treatment or ,.,.. the reenlistment incentive pr"' [l've tried and she calls right more, and then - you can only terY withJo six weeks afti!f gram known as "Re-Score." wait and pray. tlli.!lmellt. Tbe applicant must " New Team •·' Membership in AI·Ailon Fam· .IIIla Ill othet resp.& fully Re-score offers: ' I ERIE, Pa; (ULl) -The clty iuy Group may belp his wile lit enUslment and a· Conversion to one of th~ crlt- 1of Ene has entered intO a face what she can't'change. 111 wtllaubnlit to the leal rating!( • ' f Iwork1?g .agreement will> _lhel H. m..UCjl[' adlon to Class "A" school If you reen- !Detroit Tigers to field a nunorl Dear Helen till delocf. llst for lour years. league baseball . team, Mayor Why are people so lmrant M 1M present time It la not Class "A" and "B" school LeWIS J. Tullio aiUIOIIDCed as to ask an expectant mo1her (Ill• 1tMr iong thla program If you r..Wist for sll y•rs. Wednesday. The Tigers will dumb questions? I've been lilt, 10 Ill YIIUIIS 111en In- For Cbmpk~e information on stock 1 class A New York· pily wed since June and =-=~tiboald= cpttacl the Na· the Re§core program and to ~:nnsylvarua League team expecting our baby in May. BuidllltC Cilloe, •-lly calJ. check your ol!j, rating against re. Where I work, people look •1111 • alql .., 111e of. tbe current "critical" rating otralght In the big middle tiJidl II located In Blbr list, see your Navy Recruiter, The AlmaiiiC say, "Are you married!" 1 lid&. I r; Congress St Athens who is located at Masonic Tern· Today • Thursday, Mareh 2.1. Are they crude, rude, snoopy .lfaiii .. 1 a.m. ;; 1 p.m: ple, Pomeroy,• from 10:30 to the B2nd day of 1967 with 283 to or just plsin tactless? - MAlt- '• : .....,.,. lllru i\idliY and a a.m. 12 Noon ThurSdays. ! follow. I ,RIED 11 lfoaa Gil Saturday. The moon Is between the firs! Dear Married ---~·u.s. VIctory andThefull s~lnge. All four, probably. Smile and ..._ •-'II ~ PERTJI, Scotland (UP!) Tbe ~om. g star Is Mars. give 'em the back of your hand -.....-• ..,tJIOI- eta The United Slates curllna .venmg stars are Venus - your ~It on• of oourse. -H. STOCKTON, Calif. (UPI) - came off a t4-3 vlclor)' and Jupiter. • Dear Helen ' The tlnimllll', : ol Padflc Swltwland Wednesday night German rocket scientist Wer· Please, please give uo , oooOIIIICid WfiC!lililllay tliat C. the favorite in the Scotch ner Von Braun was born o" this the addreas of Vietnam : drle WarteD .. Dempsey hu been Whiskey Cup l:Oil!petltlill. in !912. Call where we can letters, : a PP o1n ~ed albleUc director. The top four . teamJ In lbe ' Dempsey, pmenUy aaslsiiDt World Serl.. of Oirllni meet In othleUc dlreclor Ill the Ualnrel- the semi ftnals Thursday ' with : ty of ANona, ~ lake over the United States, sporting a 7~ . June It -succeeding Dr, Paul record facing Sweden and · ' ,,._. Sta.. · I ..,. '· 'Canada' tsklng on Scotland. Medical Repair Offered to , Navy Recrmts j IN FO.R\· .un some o my re-married. My father baa been found out I 10 to drinklnll since as J.ong aa I can O<UW -~....;. P11ins -lf!itdeiO alld tile illiPII .... ._. --ltm•dltdr ctm>blllallb"IDII fJtlpe ... AI~·~ lilt !be llprlnc Jlltlbylerlal to be held ~: ~ J'i!!M'' tbal Gaello line mtllll 11!: helgbt oJ cblc-wbell ·tbe 1lucl~ I Itt AlbeDI, April 7 at till Marcil Jllll ''G!Mii 'Po!w•l' ....,. Til• JDlri:'allDI tradllloii''WIIiln fOil Ee8S !JI Wlnda' arrtvt!l wllh ·llieetlnl of·Group n of the Fint &reeJI, ...,... ·~ • 1111 ' w-e eltOUib 10 send the ve11 ;y Berlln, Carol BJjlri:ma!l: U&fed Presb~n Churcll' In ~ere lll't llllldi by 'tw ilGIIIpall- 1'f!est." ... A folne minestrone tile' eo!lllllllllatiDI iDd proved Mjddleporl ~ evtniDg at le& .. · 411 .U. S. 1D111Wf girl, lovely blonde owner ,her bo8pltal alep bada't made !hi 'home of , J - Bucha. Berets · t.re manufactured i of Barbetta's splendld Pied- her a whit tess belu!Hulla Iter nln. MrL Eel Burkett was Toronto <Dorolhea Mllla Ltd.) mootese restaurant on w. 46th all-St. Laurent outDI ... HuP ro BORBE] . • ,. ., ~-!• . ".,., ':r,' ' ; JM.\ !'YQlm·UKso ~a rr1 II I I ·- . . . · : V oleef of Jlrot~flitiay· Athens Meet•ng. · · ·. · · <it · I UJ'NA .- ,t\ ;, ..~ .• " ~J ' 't • • L. I, iJt4 'in ,o11 'plhir · r . 'i I' In . ,... Partclng makilll your "p!ttlellt'' 11 lnR..,ofS• •mf0$blt u possible. 2{ 33r. L �' ' ,, ~- ' ' ',1, -. ,. : Molo~ . cG.. ~ . ·HONDA ..., mark Farm Bureau, PolllP.roy. 'i 1 » 301c ·t ;! 1964 CHEVRQLET ..,.,---.,.,.------::--.. $1695 i.mpal! 4 dooi ~rdtop. V8, automatic, power ateerinJ. Sierra 'fan with Biege Top. Sharp inside and out. · ' QUALITY AND SAYINGSl 1943 CORVAIR $1195 SJ1ider Coupe. Fourwepeed trans., motor recently overhauled, Riding Power Mowers ~~~lliNE OUr New 1967 line Is here. Prices otart a~ 309.9~ eTurt.Trlm .hw•rMowen and Slbro Gordon Tlllon . 11 LOWEST PRICES. Pomeroy Motor Co. • ......,..... OPEN EVES. 9:110 P.M. POMEROY 992-2111 • ···~ - · •, • ' . ,.-: . ,, .• ~ ~ •• X; • • _ .,_ • ~ ..-. Will Willi.. ..... rl... , .... Mill , '"'""' faft'lltr-11• ·-... ...... ether ••""'· '''" ilry ........ Willi• ....."', N• piUrOiltl lltMIIIii'Y , , • 11n ....... In kltcllen, Nth ... ,., .. Hy '"!'• . C.mp~ly .......... - IMVM , '""' ifM .. ...,... .,.. ... Wtthtt iclttMI .. 1utt 11 11111n1 of w•h.r •nlll liD 1 ,.._,......,.r," .... u .... .........nt yet .... dethn 1 rMflr ,..,,. • . • flit. lEI A DIMOtlniATION NOW. t 0 d!'-·-- HOCKJ,.GI'ORT, OHIO . PHONIM41370 ' E·~ U~BIN' HOE, ::NUfFY? s4-q & slll'la ' ,,, ' Sileulnd Service ' ~·'' ~h~ ,Motor _ HOMKO wislw tires, radio, all vinyl bucket seats. Sbarpl ' .. --.. ·...-----· ' BOP'lY 'lORE ' · lliptic lank. Alf ~He lank cle""'r. Latjdo i $2095 ard transmission, low mi.leaee. · CAN I your 1 Gel KI•an-Em- Impala Hardtop Coupe. Radio. White oidewall tires. Stond· '. .. . • Pbtnll!tQV 1f66 CHEVROLET . ..,., . .· · · M·SO SPOilT BOBCAT SPRINT BLAETTNARS Phone992-2143 0. ·Ill DNI o;. fit, NICiiiT PIOt'l.lll.. ~,L I • , .. DICk RAWLI~~~ . •' '4~~~~ bwllngs Honda'Sefts WY:&-2154 ''"'. MIDDLIPORl. OHIO \ TERRY ' .. "',• By GEORGE WON~IR By AL LI'L ABNER .EXPERIENCED WHEEL AUGNMENT Y!lllr H,.tlng Sptem 11 The Most lmport~nt Appll•nce In Your Hl11po, Let Ua Give It A Gciod Mid Wlnler Check YOI.I 1 ~ TH! EU151VE lifNeR'A.L ,RI.•• CANd'L A.H,'IES - THAT'D J'!>E T>'E POLICE AIW. >0U ~LL /JtW 5CREAM A LOT, IIIJT >OU I>OM'T MAKE MANY .1115TAI<f'. ~API'a( TH~ · COMB.'!'- iH:E. · ~'· M ISS ILE.- ROMANCE 1,_ -'"'·• CNEf!l'!! . SI'.EKI>,IG OUT THE SECRf.f MUSIC .tAKER & SEYFRIED T AANSN\ITTfR r! HEATING li ' AIR CONDITioNING Jlloono t9249M or 992-2aH PorniJ'Iy, o. ., New Haven News Notes WY :&-2196 TRAOOR With II: I ·· .. ~- ' I• '-'0 By KING• '-"·'!II ,~-.·c:-·----;--,, ,-:-:-..._~.....,-~..;.,~.;_;;.;...•·''P .~!.,r ' I ' . How does she look, 5arqe'Wd l she make , ·i t there a ~d >j ... -~ ! ·: back> . •' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 'a . -. . . ,. W£LL, 'Q.\6 , I'V Ei · Al.W""S SAl·~"~ ~ ~H o""' . ~ £VERY, llME! ~61 Notice , Sl'lEE! ·- N<ftiCE DR. MUG . ':. Will Be Out Of A\\IRIGHT, MEN, WE GOT His Office Fnday CHANCE OF COMIN' ~I.."E CON~ENCE COMIN' UP AN' OUiil' OUT OF IT WITH A . ABB{& .A~D ·. SLA~S GOOD PEAL ... and Saturdoy EAGLES CLUB ..... ..' . By RAEBI:JRN VAit·IUifN. .. • " FRIDAY ~ 3 MARCH ,r~· .. •. DICK TRACY ·- . ' 24 9 to 1'"A.M. Whitl,(:~lt and Hocllint; ~alley RoHI!Wtt .. . .1!. . • I·"· , • APPLICATIONS FOR CAIRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. . . . l963 FOI\IJ Stahou Wagon Country Sedan, .one owner, gOOd tires, R&H, power •~riD&. good condlton. Pb. 812-3316 or 992-2186. 12 28 tic RM. and bath ' RTIIV VDAI TAD TD JVCRI :RTBY CWZ .A.LY QICX:V Q l' C :R.-B P W·Q. V &,:R P TDI YCIJW• TD ill WPA viDe, 0., drilled well, naturYeola~oa-r....-.'l'OILD'1'RJ!IIFII)J'...W.AitD W""" To Buy al gas. Also two gas coo•- ~· BlTTIIB WOJil TIIJC FATII qr ~---~ I'I'AND.INitlmber In Oblo log stoves, two refrlgeratora. _ Dl • , 2 ... . 11 Phone IH0-21&1. S ill tic •q, West Vlrpna, or old laflt" i with limber. Marlon Reynolds, NEW plano, ~90 Cllsh. GuaranBox '17, Olllo. · teed for 12 years. Mrs. J. H. 1~ MitcbeU, 7u..l75, I 31 31c ·~ r.·,.. ..... -~' - ,, < "':- ·.:. ' ·- ' ~~~· ' \Sf '· ' . I •f (' i ' ... IIALPH . �' ' ,, ~- ' ' ',1, -. ,. : Molo~ . cG.. ~ . ·HONDA ..., mark Farm Bureau, PolllP.roy. 'i 1 » 301c ·t ;! 1964 CHEVRQLET ..,.,---.,.,.------::--.. $1695 i.mpal! 4 dooi ~rdtop. V8, automatic, power ateerinJ. Sierra 'fan with Biege Top. Sharp inside and out. · ' QUALITY AND SAYINGSl 1943 CORVAIR $1195 SJ1ider Coupe. Fourwepeed trans., motor recently overhauled, Riding Power Mowers ~~~lliNE OUr New 1967 line Is here. Prices otart a~ 309.9~ eTurt.Trlm .hw•rMowen and Slbro Gordon Tlllon . 11 LOWEST PRICES. Pomeroy Motor Co. • ......,..... OPEN EVES. 9:110 P.M. POMEROY 992-2111 • ···~ - · •, • ' . ,.-: . ,, .• ~ ~ •• X; • • _ .,_ • ~ ..-. Will Willi.. ..... rl... , .... Mill , '"'""' faft'lltr-11• ·-... ...... ether ••""'· '''" ilry ........ Willi• ....."', N• piUrOiltl lltMIIIii'Y , , • 11n ....... In kltcllen, Nth ... ,., .. Hy '"!'• . C.mp~ly .......... - IMVM , '""' ifM .. ...,... .,.. ... Wtthtt iclttMI .. 1utt 11 11111n1 of w•h.r •nlll liD 1 ,.._,......,.r," .... u .... .........nt yet .... dethn 1 rMflr ,..,,. • . • flit. lEI A DIMOtlniATION NOW. t 0 d!'-·-- HOCKJ,.GI'ORT, OHIO . PHONIM41370 ' E·~ U~BIN' HOE, ::NUfFY? s4-q & slll'la ' ,,, ' Sileulnd Service ' ~·'' ~h~ ,Motor _ HOMKO wislw tires, radio, all vinyl bucket seats. Sbarpl ' .. --.. ·...-----· ' BOP'lY 'lORE ' · lliptic lank. Alf ~He lank cle""'r. Latjdo i $2095 ard transmission, low mi.leaee. · CAN I your 1 Gel KI•an-Em- Impala Hardtop Coupe. Radio. White oidewall tires. Stond· '. .. . • Pbtnll!tQV 1f66 CHEVROLET . ..,., . .· · · M·SO SPOilT BOBCAT SPRINT BLAETTNARS Phone992-2143 0. ·Ill DNI o;. fit, NICiiiT PIOt'l.lll.. ~,L I • , .. DICk RAWLI~~~ . •' '4~~~~ bwllngs Honda'Sefts WY:&-2154 ''"'. MIDDLIPORl. OHIO \ TERRY ' .. "',• By GEORGE WON~IR By AL LI'L ABNER .EXPERIENCED WHEEL AUGNMENT Y!lllr H,.tlng Sptem 11 The Most lmport~nt Appll•nce In Your Hl11po, Let Ua Give It A Gciod Mid Wlnler Check YOI.I 1 ~ TH! EU151VE lifNeR'A.L ,RI.•• CANd'L A.H,'IES - THAT'D J'!>E T>'E POLICE AIW. >0U ~LL /JtW 5CREAM A LOT, IIIJT >OU I>OM'T MAKE MANY .1115TAI<f'. ~API'a( TH~ · COMB.'!'- iH:E. · ~'· M ISS ILE.- ROMANCE 1,_ -'"'·• CNEf!l'!! . SI'.EKI>,IG OUT THE SECRf.f MUSIC .tAKER & SEYFRIED T AANSN\ITTfR r! HEATING li ' AIR CONDITioNING Jlloono t9249M or 992-2aH PorniJ'Iy, o. ., New Haven News Notes WY :&-2196 TRAOOR With II: I ·· .. ~- ' I• '-'0 By KING• '-"·'!II ,~-.·c:-·----;--,, ,-:-:-..._~.....,-~..;.,~.;_;;.;...•·''P .~!.,r ' I ' . How does she look, 5arqe'Wd l she make , ·i t there a ~d >j ... -~ ! ·: back> . •' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 'a . -. . . ,. W£LL, 'Q.\6 , I'V Ei · Al.W""S SAl·~"~ ~ ~H o""' . ~ £VERY, llME! ~61 Notice , Sl'lEE! ·- N<ftiCE DR. MUG . ':. Will Be Out Of A\\IRIGHT, MEN, WE GOT His Office Fnday CHANCE OF COMIN' ~I.."E CON~ENCE COMIN' UP AN' OUiil' OUT OF IT WITH A . ABB{& .A~D ·. SLA~S GOOD PEAL ... and Saturdoy EAGLES CLUB ..... ..' . By RAEBI:JRN VAit·IUifN. .. • " FRIDAY ~ 3 MARCH ,r~· .. •. DICK TRACY ·- . ' 24 9 to 1'"A.M. Whitl,(:~lt and Hocllint; ~alley RoHI!Wtt .. . .1!. . • I·"· , • APPLICATIONS FOR CAIRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. . . . l963 FOI\IJ Stahou Wagon Country Sedan, .one owner, gOOd tires, R&H, power •~riD&. good condlton. Pb. 812-3316 or 992-2186. 12 28 tic RM. and bath ' RTIIV VDAI TAD TD JVCRI :RTBY CWZ .A.LY QICX:V Q l' C :R.-B P W·Q. V &,:R P TDI YCIJW• TD ill WPA viDe, 0., drilled well, naturYeola~oa-r....-.'l'OILD'1'RJ!IIFII)J'...W.AitD W""" To Buy al gas. Also two gas coo•- ~· BlTTIIB WOJil TIIJC FATII qr ~---~ I'I'AND.INitlmber In Oblo log stoves, two refrlgeratora. _ Dl • , 2 ... . 11 Phone IH0-21&1. S ill tic •q, West Vlrpna, or old laflt" i with limber. Marlon Reynolds, NEW plano, ~90 Cllsh. GuaranBox '17, Olllo. · teed for 12 years. Mrs. J. H. 1~ MitcbeU, 7u..l75, I 31 31c ·~ r.·,.. ..... -~' - ,, < "':- ·.:. ' ·- ' ~~~· ' \Sf '· ' . I •f (' i ' ... IIALPH . �.' I J 'I . " ·-~ . -~' l,~<_ . " _, .. ' . "' rf, -t't ?- 1- • . f ..-.--:·: '' I ' --' · • 'I ·- ~'•'~~f"... i) ~ .. ; ~ ' ' ' ' Services on Good Friday ''Wealth and Want In th e Same World" was the . topic usetl Jiy Mrs. Paul w•mer at Ma,t.aD University the meeting of the Friendly here for the spr!ng Circle. Tuesday evening, at the with tiieir parents, Include · United Church of W:allace with Mr. and Christ, w;ing the text St. Mark Dwight Wallace and faruily. 11:7, "For you always have Johnson, with Mr. and the poo1· with you and wherever James Johnson and family, John ·will, you can do good to Blake with Mr. Eddie Blake But you wiil not always and family, and Mike Shaler have me." witil Mrs. Shafer and family. Mrs. Wilbur Perrin gave a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rh:e reading, "Voice of th.e Cross," '!oiedo are guests of her •iste:, followed by a prayer by Mrs. Frances Boarhs. The)· Werner. came !or the illness of his ter, Mrs. Cora Bennett, wh,.ll Middleport There will be a Good Friday ,They Know Not What TheyiEpiscopal Church. Jervice for the Pomeroy citn· !Do/' the Rev. Lester Roush of "I Thirst," the Rev. Warren munity Friday at the Firstlthe Ohio Methodist Conleren~e. [ Zinn of the Cbeshire • Kyger- i 1· Bapti st Church, from noon to . "Today, Thou Shalt Be W1th ·Hartford Parish. ~ p. m., featuring the "Seven iMe In Paradise," the Rev. "It Is Finished," the Words of Christ" BtU Perrin of the Trinity United Carver Wllliams of the First It is a servwe designetl so Church of Christ. Baptist Church. j Ihat all can come at any time "Sun, Behold Tby Mother," "Into My Hands, I Commend 1 and leave at any time. ,the Rev. Llewel!Jn Simpson of My Spirit," Envoy Ray Winiog 1 T!Je Seven Words, along with'l the Fo,.stt Run Baptist church. lof the Salvation Army. i the participating clergy, are as "My GOO. My God, Why Basti The public is invited to share ~ follows: ;Thou Forsaken Me?", the ReV. Iin the worship on this day in i ~h_er_ , ~or_ g,_ ve~_ em, For: Richard Maron of the Grace l the Christian rellgi_on. _:__ _ Rev.l L"'' About ' MISS WINEBRENNER Sta te Deg'ree T0 Be Received ~ · Aro~~~~ At Convention di~~si~~gw;:~ay with Mrs. c. l~. I Suzanne Winebrenner daugh- wnson and her iiOuse ~~ ~ About ' Pomerov •'• • Jllr. and Jllrs. JQ~ ~' Scragg .I'OweU, '1'~. announclni the blrlb..p! ~~~~ Joseph WllUam, March .a;:A~ St. Mary's Hoapltal In ~ vllle. Tbe Scraps have a da~· ter, Lea Ann, ,go S. Paternl!i! grandparents are Jllr. and. Mrs. Clyde Seragg of ~tuUall41 and maternal grandparents ar~ l6!:. •nd Jllra. John Fife, Lal<.e ·CI!Y, Tenn., and a great grandmother is Mrs. Rou Fife of Cbeshlrt. ----------::-:----;.. Mrs. John Philip Globokar course from a · out the Easter of foil wrapped were given to the 'i or The buslneu ;.eetins was conducted by the president, Mrs. Thomas Young. Articles of food and clothins were recelvetl !l'.OJil the members fur needy families ' and were placetl in the basement in storage boXes to meet needs as they arise. A lily will be placet! in the church sanctuary by the Circle lor Easter Sunday, Following Sunday services the lil~"~ill be given to a shut-in of tj;J congregatlon. A u'l'hank yo( note was received from Mrs, •!>lbej't Woodard. Mrs. i:. R. · i - HSunWt~nlgton,f wCehre. Mrto.nanWd MVras, i her FHA State Degree and · · 'son • _aries • · ·• go to the Stale convention in son of Mrs. WllS1soBni.ISDUI'Y, ~ Columbus this spring to · Mrs. Garen Mrs. f • Iit. John Kincaid and Mrs. r:~,.••• ll MI- 3• Charles M. Werry, suen t ! Suzanne is a senior at South- ~ ~asherwere dinner ~uests Tuesday with her parents, Mr. 1ern High ~ool where sh~ t.a~es cay of Mrs. James Ti~ at and Mrs. Ralph G!bbs, s. ., of 1active part m school act1V1lles. home near R~tia~d. T.1e birl:h-11 New Haven She is president of the FHA, on 1day of Mrs. Kmca1d was ohserv·· II The Frle~dl1 Neighbors Club the Annual Staff, the Echo ed during the dinner. of Naylor's Run took Easter Staff, FBLA Club, Pep Clul>, : Mrs . . Leota Hawley, who boxes to the residents of Meigs a past hbranan, and Jumor bee~ a _med.Ic~l patient at County Infirmary Tuesdr.ay ev- ! Miss candidate. . I Galhpo 1Js Medtcal Center, ening. I She also takes an active part I be:en ~e~m·ned to the home Dick Werry, son of Mr. and lin her community, where she is ~,,. ;~lidred Hawley and Mr·s.ll Mrs. (,'barles Werry, who is member of the Syracuse Me- · Nan Moor_e. student of Glenville Stale Tea- 1 tilodist Church, a« istant teach- I MISs Mildred Hawley sut>Sti· ll chers College , Glenville, w va., i er of the Nursery Sunday school i luled for Leo Kennedy, 4t ., will arrive home today w spend I class, member of the Senior the Middleport Schools Easter vacation with bis parw1choir, and MYF member, MYF week. 1IDisiricl officer, and past vice· Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Eva"''ll ents. Steve Sewell Marietta was a president of the Meigs County and snn, Jeff, have returned guest Sa:turda; of Jam;s Crow !MYF. ! their home in. CUlve; City, Los of Syracuse. iAngel,., Calif., af•er . Mr. and Mrs. carl Moore callspent .wo weeks bere With ed on Ml'li. Mary Auruiller who parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~~-;~:~~~ 1s spending several days with Evans and Mr. and Mrs._E her daughter, Maxine Arnold, P_•c_ke_ns_ and otner relatives. Athens Road. Mrs. Brooks Sayre, Syracuse-, 'The meeting night in J:pril l aration of t~e dinner. "'cenlly visited her daughter, was changed when the Sal- 1 Mrs. Ohhnger named lllrs. recently Maxine Arnold, Mrs. . . S.Lt. and Mrs. Michael Swatzel isbury P.T .A. met 1 and son, Donnie, at Indiantown , with the president, Mrs. Wit- Eblin and Mtss. Rosalie ~tory IGap, Pa. Mrs. Swatze1 anj son IHam Ohlinger, in charge. De- 1to the ~nunatmg cormruttee, MARJORY ANN WARNER returned home to spelid a weoks' ' votions were given by Mrs. ito report m April. The regular visit. James Will. ' meeting of the P.T.A. was ENGAGED -Mr. and Mrs. George H. Warner of Harrisouville Road announce the engagement and 2nd. Lt. Michael Swatzel, In· It was announced that a din- changed from the third Tuesday approaching marriage of their daughter, Marjory dianto;vn Gap, Pa., visitod re-~ ner would be served April 18th. in the month till ~ the aecAnn, to Constructionman Jerry L. Burns, US Navy cently with bis parents, Mr. and All members were asked for ond Tue~y for April on~. Seebees, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Burns of Pome- Mrs. Charles Swatzel, and his \ donations BRd to help with prep- meetm~ Will be held Apnllllb. roy. Marjory Ann is a 1966 graduate of Pomeroy wife's pareuts, Mr. and Jllrs. - - - -The room count was won High School and is employed at Veterans Memorial Brooks Sayre, Syracuse. His 1 cuse, returned home Monday the fourth grade taught hy Jllrs. Hospital. Constructionman Burns served in VietNam wile and son returned wJndiaiJ- 1from Camden Clark Hospital, ILillian Smith. Refreshments as personellman aboard the Landing Tank Ship Wa· town Gap with him Sunday. 1Parkersburg, after eye surgert Iwere served by the parents shoe County, and is presently in California awaiting Mrs. Eugene Forbes, Syra- and iJ convalescing nicely. fourth grade pupils. ord ers to Steelworkers Fabricator School. An open qpdlelight wedding and reception is being planned off May 6 at 7:30 p.m. at The Zion Church of Christ on Harrisonville Road. ,. 1 . ' . ·~ source yesterilay said the mill- underway, aald that 21,000 tant NFO supporters were ••· quarts of mUk is being dumppeeled to "bit producers in eas~ ed every other day iR Athens ern Meigs County last night 10 county. . drnln their tanks." Mrs. Smlll! aald . new NFO II wao learaod today some · members are l!elng gained each dairy farmers of lbe coonty day In the area, Including some left lllhh burnlDc !1 lbelr now from GaUla county. Sbe milk lltn!,.. and lbetr homes reported 12 trucks from a lhnlughout Tbnrsday Jtllht. Southeastern ?"Jo Milk Associ· Several wore reported to have a~on have willingly stopped otayetl ar all nlgbl to protect PJCk-ups. their mUk. In answer to reports that Meanwhile, Mrs. James Smith there still are adequate supof Darwm, a NFO supporter, plies of mUk h, the area, said today the holdout at their Mrs. Smith charged that some datry ia "being contlnuetl.'' Athens stores .are now being Mrs. Smith, satisfied that lorced to stock Claso II pro· meaningful negotiations are ducts. Visit the busy Ready To Wear Department for all your wearing apparel fqr women and girls- Coats, , OiiSbUty Suits, Dresses, Millinery, and Truth." Prayer was given Iby Helen Leifheit. I Roll call was answeretl by •' : giving something pertaining to TOpiC !Easter. Thedau voted to pur· The Evangeline Missionary . chase a lilly for the church on Socoety of the Pomeroy Church Easter. Missloo study on !be of Christ met at tho home of Pbilippine Islands was led by Mrs . Elwood Bowers, Chester ; Mrs. Orvllle Wells. Road, Tuesday evening. ! Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bowers, president, pre- : the host~ to. Mrs. Wells, Mrs. !idetl. Mrs. Waller Kennedy, in Helen Leifheit, Mrs. A. L. charge of devotions, read Psalm ! Phelps, Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger, 43 and John 1~. Topic 6! De- i Mrs. Clarence Andrews, Mrs. votions was "Prayer for Clyde Andrews, Mrs. Walter Jr., Mrs. Lewis Os:==:;====~:.:-~· Kennedy, borne and daughters, Kathy, Insurance Debbie aod Sherr! and Mrs. AUTOMOBILE Insurance been Denver Kapple. caocelled? Lost your operal· or's license! can WY 2-21166. I 15 tic GET A quotatkm ---:l!o:-m - - iEIJ. TER INSURANCE AGENCY INC. belore renewtns your auto Insurance. We may be able to savo yoa ....ey. 2tle Coats. Light Truth of Closs • ' TONtGH't--.iRSDAY __FfllE~w- _ "WEEKI~.jT ,DUNKIRK" JeGII'llul : .(LSO "AP.Aall GOLD" Lex 'Barker -- -~-- - FIMAi'.:SuN. "GOLiDFING&R" Sean Connery clb ""Dt.NO.• 9ttlit1Qmll•.rr OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 • SELECT YOUR EASTER CANDY ON THE MAIN FLOOR POMEROY NATIONAL.," Sel1llng Meig1 Cotinly for over 94 Y•~~~'~ M•mber F"leral R"""'' Summ Mlmbtr FDIC All Accounts Insured Up to $15,000 Under The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ,,.....,llf,O. TOIIIG11'1", March 23 NflTbi>EN FR~= SATURDAY ' each!~ ~. ::s:.:~FO I'. ! Elberfelds In Pomeroy \ I . • ' I 1964 Chevrolet 1963 Corvair I mpala Hardtop Co'/J'"' Ra· di·o, White SJ.dewa tires. standard transmission, low mlleaee. automatic, power steeriDJ. Serrlo Tan with Bleve Tup. Sharp tr.sl~nd out. Spider CUupe. Four-speed tran1., moUlr recentlY overhauled, wlslw tires, ndlo, an vinyl bucket-seat& Bharpl $2095 $1695 $1-195 Impala 4-door hardtop. VB, Station Wfllill, local 1 ownf4'. Good tiM, VB Ollilne std. aht!t, bbck finlob, re~ Interior, r&q!o. ' Two door. 8 trano. real,. del. 2 Dr :lr,l. motor, auto. e for the 8o114 bndJ old: 1111> aud boater. $8~5 . $550 ,. 24-25 . PHONE 992-2126 " " ' qiEN ·EVENIN~S .TIL ~g PM · ' , ' .: ,. 8',_\ . • . Pie~, ' 1 IAqJ r.£.: o - .wllli low ..,, 111!1 . IIIGit l!l4 clelll VB 0I . h . .. . . : ,, 'i $4 ·\~.' =IW . \ uW_ . · oi\ POMEROY 'MOTOR..COMPANY . ... ti t!eDUo., ·mto II toi eetla o n a ..• • . ·_, ·, 1 . .Q.tv. $1550 1962 Pontiac 1961 Ford J ·e:·n -tne J' ' . ' ' ' • • ' . ' \ . s:i I i ' ' . FRIDAY MARCH ew ttac Milk Boycott Spreads ·into 5 More Stat United Press Intemnatior.al willing to talk about the NFO hnd a sUil>ius of suppll... . The l;atlonal Farmers Organ!- demand for a 2-ci!n~ao(!ual·t Nowhere In the boycott area zation milk mar~et oovcott, increase in the price of bul~ were major shortages reported. although having no apP,.rent mUk b•cause "the presSUl'e ha• It was learned Thursday that effect on the s~pply or price of been hullding on the industry," the South Dakota NFO had retail milk. spread today Into Slaley said. signed a contract with the New England and to the Gulf or How<ver, dairies In Chicago, Custer cheese factory of Custer. Mexico. located in the heart of the S.D., calling for a $1.05-pe:NFO President Oren Le boycott area, said they ac<uall;·l hundretl weight inc"'ase ~' tho Staley announcnd the e~ansioo of the cu~the-supply-to-ralSe-the price effort from 25 to 30 •L•Ies at the end of a day filled with the worst violence recorded in' . connection with the eampalga, now in ill: lith day. Staley said the NFO bad orgllni!ed chapters in Maua· chusetts and Maine 8lld had been requested to move into Vermont, Connecticut and Louisville. As hundreds ol disgruntletl farmers dumped m1ik rather than sell as prices they cor.•ider ridiculously low, a leen-ager was shot Thursday, a mil~ truck driver said he was abductEd and loads of mllk price paid farmers. Wilii•m DUiings, a special officer at Knowlton, N.J . shr.t 19-year-old Willian• Quick ir the leg when Dilllngs said be saw Quick and two men cbmb onto n dairy truck. Elmrx Tlnnes a truck drive•· for a dairy in Flemington, N.J.. reported he was. all<!U"Cbll:l his trac!Dr-trailer with ilundred cases of bljackod. Tbe driver unharmed. '!lie rig overturned al the loot Other cases of vartdalo'\'it jij~ terrorIsm were • tbroughotlt the boycott riel were contaminated. Staley said early today negotlations were ~>improving" between the NFO and dalr7 industry representatives: and that the talks would be "greatly broadened" later today The dairy operators ar e Grant Asked For Clean·ng Stream·Beds Crls\l:,liN~Idenl \ . · Jack W. of the Leading Creek Conservancy District, Tburaday aMOuncetl the district haa applied to tile Office of Economic Opportunity for a grant of $150,865 to provide a work training program. Crisp said the conservancy district, If the grant is made, will hire 36 workers to clear two rna or streams in the con· 1 d'strlct The prose7~"~oul~ ~ire about 43 ~eeks to co~ete. It Ill estimated the program, when com letetl, would lower the flood !est In the area by approximately 30 inches Crisp said. ' When announcement was ade that the conservancy dis· ;let was accepting application I em lo ment over 70 appli· oran•· Pppylied "e grant Is c ~ a · "' made applicants will he selecteel on' the basis of need, Crisp "' ----u;mIN BLEAK STORMY WEATHER · r' '" ,; 1 1 ,>4-rlo: ·• "'"¥ '1"1-~::-;.t{•,.-i'-~~;.•«i:";' .. • . V 'f1 .L' .J G00·d rz•day A. rnly · rods D th t • S,•t·e· ra 0 Crucz•fi•lXlOn J.,.. D~part: Army MUtlny • B • Fall rmgs Of Key PomlS 1 ,::r:;,:,: · C<illl... .' our new building and automotive facllltles. This new establlsbment was built for 'the people . 1960 Mercury . ' • I You Won't Believe The Amount of Savings You Can Malee Unless You See Us Now ••• New Chevrolets ••• OK Usecl Cars • • • 11965 Chevrolet ·G . ...!"; ~ ir Our alncere thanks to all the thousands who visited us during Open House as you viewed ' .~ ·. COLUMBUS· !UPIJ ·- Tllo : Oblo AFUIO, clllDC outdal' eo! information, today askaol the state luurattce meul to r"j•cl automobile in mance 'ncr'ases put into e~ . ~- . 30 feet last Nov. ' ~ In. bro•! !fled wilb th• de: partmenl, lue labor organlza s , ·: · lloa ebargeol lbe rat• !Wac __;J:. were based on dala for the I! JERUSALEM~ Jordan (UP!) announced some cancellations Jerw;alems, Arab 11111 moorths endinc June 30, 11185. -A Good Fr1day army of because of the weather. were st1lled to marlt: lil.l .. &o~ted ·to the period be- '· • No Voli!o pilgrims today tr~ tile path to But sperial aircraft_ ferried mourning of Cluiatendom-, II " 1 The Ohio Fann bureau Fed· !&'IS' and 11115, Director Croft said co-ops In Clev.land ; erotion board of trustees asked Calva~y: t he hill 01 t h < •cores of fore~gn VISitors co this, its blacltest day. ·,.. · llaSbeter sailllhe depart- a!ll' Toletl?, Ohio, should haVe i Thursday that the fetleral gOV· cruclfwon, bravmg the same , Jerusalem from Boirut, Leban· Like churches the-"! oy~jlij!~tl ! estimated aeeumutative no.•votce m the regnlatmn of ernment take steps to hall 1mbleak,_ stormy _weather that on, where th~y were grounded the Church of the Seplldlre 1 111111\ray revenues would be $3.2 , ~ ;, the Pittsburgh market ports of milk. Tbe t~ustees said chromclers _descflhed wllen Je- , by heavy ramstorms Wednes- hU!hed and devol4 of bl!(l_il!l;·leaving $2.li billion reo ,liFO leaders In Western Ohio imports keep Amerocan prtcea sus Christ d1etl tilere. Iday. until the Joyful ~ . Wilea current federal reiibrted 200,1100 pounds of mlfk dt ~·· . • The quiet army of the Among the visiiD~s were Easter Sunday. ~ · pttgrams we!'ll estended. '"I'll Darke and Mercer coun- F1chter sa1d he did not want religious movetl up a way liaed : Umted Nations and d1piomauc The church Is dlvkled . ·· ' Ilea were dumped oo a farm It: undermine e!for~ of any now with garish souvenir shops , personnel stationed on the half a 00... o11en -::~ )J· , Qiuik r H'tl !tela in Darke County Thursday. farm organtzaUon to Increase Le and In sight of the barbed wire 1laraelt side of the tensely ,.llgious CO!!l!IIIIDIIlet, Ill ·. . e I aut:untdenti!ied woman, carrv· milk prices but believed Wash. FREETOWN, Sierra one. and brick barriers that divtde divided Holy City. . 'the Roman Catilo\ic. 0 . ~W _ TBB SEVER- , 1111 a sign reading, "Ail This lngton should step into the con(UP I) Troops took vertodkev Arab from Jew In this Today churc!l bells '" both CUptic and Arne~ $~ " points in Freetown ear1Y ay -- · 1 ..... arl 2 t J r ll:emor since last April's 1 or ust cen s more a qu tmversy. ' embittered divided eity Each contro s ..- • ...... •· has h t t \balhed her feet in the milk· F'IC hier 9a'd amid. rcoorts· 0w ' · __,,_._ .;et9J~~,'~~~ • au army 1 the Obi•.., Fa~ e~""'~uau:: ....... t Afri n T h r.: commemoratiOn u: Veterau Memorial Mospllal. · structure and ~.. . in Spviet Central Asia, The action came on the farm ers Union has made attempts said mutiny in thiS es ca Christ's death began Thursday Ad~i.ISlono - Ora llalfhiU, regularly. -.1ltlet T Ro hill ownetl by Don to t fl it' milk the type . natmn. , ' Chesh~re· Vurness Dawkins Tb Ch h of the •-·......,. '" todnewo •seney UJ I' nM~~ nk •• th .., dairy h g~~ ut tail' U ts aipursed. AU easements necessary lor I The reports said fighting had 1 night in the Church of the Holy l llarberl;n. Timothy Field; llede b llhelfC G-'ay. .Y:'Jie amp, e coun.l c asw a re ou e ' r the completion or this program t in m'lit Sepulchre where the T,&tin ' ' ca y '~ MIIC" .,:....,..,.~ • detllltl were reported, but chairman. Milk was brought to to f8 per hundred In Chicago or have been signed hy the land brokenk ou a ' ary patriarch of Jerusat.m washed INew Haven: Barbara Spurl<><;k, of the Resurrec:tloll; WBI- II • said Tashkent's "FIr II the farm In a caravBI< of vehi- $0.60 in Ohio. ownol'll along Big and Little baTbrrac Irs. -~ I to the the feet of 12 laymea in Chesler: William Wyatt, Mid- the Fourth Century by _..,,_, I lved •·· th 'le long ,_ H 'd.... uld bed b e oops movo:u n I dleport· Linda Williams 1 Porn· lin the Gre I nn:j\U'OIQ setY ce reee clClJ more an P. m1 1 ul" e sa1 w.UA-CO one Y Leading Creeks Crisp added. d' !-It tl wer;1n """' ~nd I remembrance of ctJrist's wash' e a· 1 !baa 30 calls lor medlcal tclnding wagoos and lrucltJ. the Agriculture DeparlmOilt lri ' r~•o · ~ ·; ;· :; the mutiny ing the feet of his AposUes eroy; Iva Powell, Pomeroy; Fire, war and 0 er,_po 0 : · bearl at.[ Ashooting Incident tn Mercer Wasblngton ~er existing laws , ONE OJIIOAN KILLED r The churcll which ~any · Marlha Searles, Middleport. have deltioyed lbtr , On 2County Tu-•- ni8ht wu un tbro""' aupporta .. . "'por~ sprea . . .' I Dlscharces - Bertha Ruueil al ~ and the ~~ • """ · WA$UING'f0N IUPI) ~ ,,.e , The. cot•nlry, slightly oiveer ChrisUans beheve contal!IS bo!h Maude Jones Chlorus Gaul' sever ...-. Defense Departmeat Thursday Ithan West VIrginia, has been the site of christ's deatll and of ,1' H 11 ' Cl Clark' buildmg dates mainly Identified 26 U.S. servieemen, 1tense and confused oince hts burial, wos crowdetl for tll•\Ge;:'a Ro~on, ara 'last cenll!l'l'. 0 10 lncllldlng one from Ohio, who Tuesday when the governor eeremony. ms. __ _ _ The chll!'ch, a bU(e were kllled _lri ~ In Viet· \ general, Sir Heary Lightloot ~usands of pUgrlms re- ) Metp General Hospital . oncloses the site of both_ nam. Tlie group incltldetl 1st Boston, and just-instslletl Prime . mamed outside althougb their Adtr!ltslola - Charles Eblin, and tomb .loUowltll St. , Lt. PeterS. .LarSon, son of Carl Minister Siska P. Stevens were 1 number was dlmonlsbed frOm Pomeroy. Gospel, 11:41, wltlallllld J. Jarson, 2ili Napoleon Dr., clamped under house arrest in · prevlouo years hy tloe heavy Dtaclw'pl - George Ren- tomb was cloee Kettering, Ohio. the 1overnor's residenee. Irainfall. Hotel keeperS even .ahaw. orucllilloD ' lmpalaVB~S~ • 2-anf!:i·Qoo!j~ BelAir·Sedans SURE SAVINGS on CHEVROLET.S Uiiila Andress MEIOS"1WEATRE m= N;: :·.-. Thanks!... Thanks!... Thanks!... OPENiilli' ° See the Many New Arrivals in Mens and BoY15 Wear in the Mens 1 Department on the Mfn Floor - Mens and Boti Shirts, Mens and Boys Trousers, Neckties, , Jackets, Underwear, Belta. Visit our Main Floor For Your Accessories Gloves, Jewelry, Handbags, Scarves, Handkerchiefs, Underwear. Your Full Service Bank Is. , • By United PrHslnltrnatloMI Some Ohio milk dealers predicted today the Nallonal Farmers Organization's withholding action could taper PRro11e More Aid off during the Easter weekend, but NFO members said 'f¥111NGT0f NLa-boTHTbE ~~ 8• they would continue to dump milk for two months if nee· De en1 r ur...ay essary, to raise prices . an ~ appro_val of seven Joseph Fichter of Oxford, president of the Ohio lOll " ,uung pro(rarrur lor >91 branch of the National Farmers Union, praised the moo.~~s·at a cost qf ftl5,6011 tn tives of the NFO but said similar actions had failed in the !l.\1\'I! tot' ;;w,' and stale fund!. pasl • and federal Fichter, whose organization claimed a membership under the Man· of 10,000 farmers, said the Ohio .Farmers Union had not and Train· been asked to join in the holding operation to keep milk . from the market and push up prices. Ider investigation by the sheriff, 11 . u-n•hll. durn lt!JI.JlP!'I' wbo was not certain if It was ·- , ,,.....,......,,_lii~~Mt l-'.10-the milk withholding persons lead.: action. general farming. mlfk dumping was increiill!lal A mUk baub"' tank truck · a deily rate of 10,1100 p<itmd!. was otruck by a "purr.pin ball" v;,t;;.,,Bi-'Pile ·shotgun Slug while parketl in ''~~'¥.' ' " In Pittsburgh, Ronald Croft, Cnicasaw A few hours later a ·\~U~ - OHIO· WILL ;controller of Country Belie Co- similar ~~~~~ slug was fued ~ 1 f$.7 billioJ within the I operative F~rmers, charged from an auto into the home of ~' t.Jo decades to .OnstrllCtlth~t Ohio dairy farmers were Leo Homan two roUes west of lhe Highway Deparlment being used in a~ attempt to ~hicasaw. The olug penetrated . .-flf,a M-page, lull-color re- foist a federal mUk marketing I• mattress on which Homan . ' ',Which began J;lrculatton ofl\er on Westera Pennsylvania and h.s wife were slee 1 • · · farmers . 1 P ng Coordinates, All Weather - . - Prayer fur .I Sportswear, Matching ,, - -· ---- - - ~ - --- · -- ----·--------·- Continued Milk • Withholding zn Ohio . Expected " 1 ., ucers 0 1 •I• ·l' , ) a " 1 I . ''.: A. ' OHIO It's Springtime at.\ Eiberfel~st1 .J . See Our Fine Selection of Wearing Apparel for the Entire Family 1 ' e ,,. • folell' county farmft's '!'bursday rilsJ!t apparently escaped r.ew Incidents of ·milk dumpillg v.bicb have accompanied . the Natlollal Farmers Organization mil~.boillfP.I oeUo:~ 1\heriff Robert C. Hurtenbaeh utcl.ihili morning be had recelved _nq· reports of new. lncl· _ dents u1 ljle county last naght. ; ~ ~. sheriff's departm011t, ~er. ~as lnveatigated sev· er~complilnts from dairy tl!riliefs lri the western section 0 , the county who fwnd milk had been drained from their 1~ Wi!dnesday night and ThursdaY morning. ' ltOporls from an unidenlifietl \ ' BIBTB~ \t. q:• Mareh 28, 1967 Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Open This Week-end Until 8 o'clock Friday Evening and Until9 o'clock Saturday . Evening. ..., •~·,terbrenner, of Mr. and Mrs. Da~a Syracuse, has April Meeting Changed by I S • PTA • ' Co-existente of Weblth and Want Is Topic of Friendly Circle Class . I I" • ,. , . . . . . . . . .11!1111~110-:i~ally ~'¥$~ Publi~, Invited to 1 ' ' ' '. i1.'I" ' ,. ~ iooclll.D. Welt ' ll!dlll. • . I) '• Coat' i o•«" lilue• IIUI lbup . ) � 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. 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 March 23, 1967 heib johnson quillen walton