https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9a6257be6ec34b5e61b95cca8caf9fe3.pdf 8d35602d0eefd05bf3233455577380c7 PDF Text Text ' ' I EhU}eH.e~ , ( )bserve ,faster . · ~ . i. .,.·' l• ' . . " • .J " J ' ,,J' . t, ·. ' . Churches in Middleport ob- Baptismal services for )~rent''- 'l'lle Flrtt Baptist Churdl served Easter Sunday wI t.h .George, Infant son of Mr.' and , special services and programs. Mrs, Harold Geo~, were con- held a suilrlse service and EastThe altar of Heath Methodist dueled by the Rev. Max Dona· er breakfast follo$g in the Church was banked with Easter hue, using water from the Rlv- church dining room. with the [ lilies. white tulips and hya- er Jordon. Attending were Mrs. He~rthstone Class lD charge. cinths, and Banked by two sev- L. W. McComas and Mrs. Mont Lilies _and potted plants were en branch candelabrL for the Miller. used m the sanctuary for the sunrise service and regular war· ' Cloudy, IIIII lllUell ebaJIJI . 1J1 leiiiJ*B• W!ldaftday aad Willi oce,al~ drbde llOl'tll lOme _..,. :' ellreme . toaiiL Acolytes were Sandy Johns•m services. • ! sh1p service. and Mary Budbury. The Jr. I The First Church of the Na,_ 1 Forest Bachtel, Jr., Mount MYF served a breakfast follow- arene presented an ·Easter Can-' Union College student, present- ing lhe early service with Mrs. tala at the Sunday services.! ed a spectal solo at the early James Johnson assisting. Mem· Memorial Dowers decorated . service and directed the choir ibers helping were Joey and Ithe First United Presbyterian: for the Easter anthem during !Charlotte Reitter, EddIe Church and the Church of Christ the worship service in the ab- 'Brown, Greg Donahue and San· Ifor the Easter services with ~ sence of Mr. Ben Philson. [dy Johnson of the Sr. MYF. special music provided. ' .I NO. ., 269 •. ' . ' ' . ' :c '.-: ' ~ Rhodes Cites Ohio Needs • lOll 0 00 ~· ucatio er or COLUMB.OS,'(UPI) - Gov. of tht total was newly formed election ballot. James A,.Rhol!es in a special Cleveland Stale UnlverSJijl, ltck- Other big Items In the govermessag~ . (o ~.,Iegisla\ure, sai~ eted for about flO mUJion. OhtJ nor's message included: today Ohio mllst provide $4.1S State UniversitY was ll<ll in -% 42 mllllon lor eommuruty million In new ,bulldlngs for the line, •buul $50 million, and the colleges, technical instiiutes and state's eolloge.~· .and unlvcrslll•s Univmily of · Clnclnnall wa.• branch universities. within the next six years. down for $34 miWon. -% 21 million lor the UniverThe gO\rernw said the st•te Toledo's new col,ege oc'medi- ·slty of AkrOn and Youngstown must ~pproprtate $355'' million cine was due lor $30 mJUioll, University. --------,-----~---------------for the. ~~llon program to •nd the University ol •Toledo -% 32 miWon for Kent Stale match 'ifllllllon m fede••l would receive $2S million. Univef3il)•. funds avallati e. ,He said the CBC \0 Hoi, - % 25 million foi proposed · proposed construction was • R¥es said pr:tctically all ~f transportation research center John M. Will was elected cap. buurs, patrol duty, and special part ol .the master plan foc the ~~tate's $355 milUon would near jlellefontaln• and $20 mil· lain for 196'1-68 by the Melgsl details. higher ·education, .whtch WB• have to c:ome through bls !"'.. lion for univmi\y researoh County Unit of the State High- Each year a certlfic&tt ol adopted by the Oh10 Board of posed Ohao Bond CommtSBioo, centers. way Patrol Auxiliary Monday merit is presented to U1e momRegent~ la.st ~une. which will be decided oy fhe "There are some who believe evening a\ the Mld<1leport I.e- bers of the unit who In the judgSlated !tJr the biggest chunk voters onthe 1\lay 2 special tha~ lhe_ cost of all our need-.d gJon Homo. . menl of the post commander ... - - capatal Improvements should be have contributed most in time paid through U1e imposlhon of Others elected .were lleuten- and. effort to auxiliary duties new and higher taxes," Rhqd.. ants James Demsoo, Albert during the previous calerul&r told the legislature. Roush, William Swisher;. ser· year. ReclpiA!IIIs were Berne "'11ais general assembly, how- geants Lewis Long, Ernest Vaughan ·and John M. WJU. ever, by placing the bond com- Barnhart, Don Roach, and eor- '11ae IIIG'I Auxiliary ' 1ate mission on the ballot, h a s pora]J Robert Vaughan, Vtrgll meeting wlll be held April 1 and lltown faith In the bund com- Walker, and Jonathan Tlllli. 2 al the Ni!ll House. 'Mle theme mission route as the fair and The unit has 32 active mem- ol lhe m~Ungs will be a celeaenslble route to pay for cap- hers •nd ·It reservists. Sgt. P. bratlon of ·the auxiliary's "Sil· !tal improvernenls as we usc D. McCreedy, commander of the ver 'lllfllversary," this being the them." · Gallipolis Post, State Patrol, 2Sth . yeRr ol the AuxUiary The governor cited 10 reasons gave an activity repfi'L on the State Hi~way Patrol. Sgt. Me· why IIH' master plan wos dev•l- group for 1966 and reported that Creedy and Captain Will sre oped •nd why toe legislature an overall total of 74il hour! attending the meeting. Gov.,. abould "endorse L'Je pi~." was contributed to the patrol nor Rhodes and other promiCAPT. JOHN WILL Aeknowledglng that Ohio vot- post ~y the Meigs Unit. This nent slaw officials wJJI be the (Continued On Page 2includes desk duty, meeting speakers. British Fighting Off Killer J0hn W'}) E . I d Ca , I . ecte ptain of M ---·~·- ·-ELBERFELDS-POMEROY - - - - • CJ\ccent on ~_.Avucado~~-; . . I West Bend's new ~-~·scrvewarc rrifkfF--Loa Hard.:coatTEFLON '• •..., trll!la/ spotms, ,.,~1 sp41ulas Wodnotdty ond Thurtday Mmh 29.:10 NOT OPEN ,. WANTED TRAINEES .MEN & WOMEN Alllllllllm.T NI'DID TO TRAIN AS :j,h II. i1.• ., Our Housewares Department Features West Bend Cooking Utensils and Appliances. Come In and see the big selections of this well known line of kitchen (Jount,j/jllll "CLEAN-ONLY" by·~ •..-1--t,o,,..,....,.................. Dry Cleaning Service -----~ --too- . . . . .. w..r '' Tblo II our utual ~lib que~ ltr chanlDi, utq lfv• Jo.t • tho two- ll•n•, clearer Tonight oiOIJled w-oblet. Avallablo at lloth ol our otono. will be (Somo doy service H dill red) BI:N,FRANKUN• r • WATCH FOR ANOTHER, "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK tON SALE ALL WEEK LONG AT BOTH STORES • 1 II hn Fnnlclln Store R111'1 Ben Franklin POMEROY MIDDLEPORT 11 I I • • MtifiiifME ]II! "Nilfil lliil- 7 I II: 111• CASH end CARRY :i;i~ $11.95 , , •........ . ROBINSON'S Robinaon's Cleeners 992-5428 Pomeroy Tri·LUttrt Cltenel'l 992-531 0 Middleport Altogether, the 31 presJdenls of \he United States have had 8122 chlldreq 172 10111 a1141 ~ doUjltleral, , •- Vietp.8Jll1'!11' ,. . ' I ' ' ' 1,'• Garden Oubtp PI•-,. 't ' ~- ' ·• 2-Dar :R.unimap s.Je ' . ' ' clubli' .01. �I, • ' t ' ~ ' ' I <, ' s · ' ·:h' ', 1, ln.-p''. £ ' ~u·I·Ap,pro..V,,es irt,~ ' ' ' _ ,.1 ·. no::. i(' : 1 .; M i ·(~ . ,:· ', 1 1 J.·e' · ' • . .' - ."' ~· 'a ,··. "' ~·at~.;: ' Pe~~tasotl I I II I 'ST. M.W>. ,. . · • , IIi'• 'I'!CAN CITY (UP!) - tile development ol pellpiM," IItty '"ve aii'Oadi> ·broull\~ Into Ijudgement. o! "God " thod th th lei d th commuruty to wrath of the poor ~· Paw VI today approved was approving me s o er e wor an e " I . Cll'lla stn!lil. plw 01_0de•J;l Inks . nfi. .,;, · s• 8"1I IS as .. E'• , mergenCieS I ... .WORLD Co.,- IIC" Frah~ EachChamber Gets MaJOf Bill to vote .o! jetil~~S The l!de bared the rull1ll {Ill Jl..Pay,lay hlgh,and damp IAif ·the Jullua Caesar built a lew hours. . . 'lefore hia~ invasion ol ·Britain A lew miles away ~ aea '2,011 rears ago, There lay stoite shrank !r<lm til~ ~, .)pQl:t ' tombs said lo date from A!Ued ships · su · ay: Neolithic time. Near Collevlllti- Omahu Beach. Mon""omery the rusty wreck· But the tourists, !am.lUes on •• d rtt 1 age of the batt!" 98 , 1.~It . )lll* ~ ~, hi'· r Admiral outings mos_\!l'• tra 'jh Courbot" scuttled as a breakWa- ·atteiltlon to s . oge. ,.~ . , ter for Franco-Canadian troops of rock and wlggllng fisb. , 'ddl rt 0 March 28 1967 S-Dally Sentlnel, •Pomeroy·Mi epo , ., • . • g .READ. • • ChaIIengers T0 RUSSO Arrested lf~::~l~~th~ disagr~e .' The ONLY Newspaper ..', In Many Homes--· THE DAILY SENTINEL Is Read In Over TWICE AS MANY HOMES 1<-J '. .' THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER CIRCULATED IN MEIGS COUNTY I a -· C~~:~~i~~~~ -~~ . L y J b' or ose 0Uf 0 41 - _- - 1 1 1 1 Laurel Oiff S'OCiety NOteS fl=--~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~;! 1 lbe Our Finest Wall Paint CHIEF LAT NOW ONLY l i $499 .... l no tedious stirring, 'It's HOMOGENIZED! ' THII ELECTRIC KNIFE KiiDMIH ltacnmmtndtd Qtal.r PrtPifll • ~ lo.convtrt your ' .. el2,0 ' I • • · .•rAIIOrtatll!tlll . ',IDou!!ttH•I~doorpsi<OL • · ' './ ,',\ ~~· ·ftJMllii1.l ~"""'1'Pinchir" iW., un~l " •• ~ ~ · >\.' ~ . "~'··I J!l{~~o,al!:~n,.•~~o: • ·' . , ,-'"'•, " I \_ • I ...,...,. I ' ,., '· eQUICK "CLEAN·UP"I Clean painijng tooli in soap and· water. So So easy! ·· ~ MATCHINO COLORS IIi '' .· • ONE COAT LATEX SIMI~'flf A , IUIIER .ASE. LATEX e Tl!m fUN Size llirltlerttor shelvts (two alldt OUI)I •'l'lli ~- "-'P'lftO< lholvtol ' "" ,r '"·fl. ol spoco, toraelildo out crlspot[ • No;Dtlrosuna Ul cu:lt. rtfrltlorotorl • ~ .. ~~~·~ ll8!b. oub-zero lrtourl • Fiiil Width •110iikoist'' ftO< sholfl tio Off!lhs,&~' \:1 ; · ., ., ALL STAR IIIII Do01 Llnlfll . Apply wtlh """" ... •lplter ... drtOo "' juol r ·20 m.lau• 10~ N cai tan - •itlJ. DIIRA ·lASre ForJr1 Comp~nm1nt jlnelliot- ........ ddQr: I NO-DEFROSTING REFRIGERATOR DN/1. ...,. 1 few hours. j MODEL T1373 . . ... the ..... "" ..., JOIO ,...., ·) ' ' Mm• to tltctrlc ~eatln&. Thtttla ' ' Ohio Powtr CGmptnt am . ~30 • 301 Cltvtland A.w1.,S.W. Ctntoo, ll~lo i410l , '' ' ' IMPERIAL DUAl TEMP REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER 1 ' eSPREADS ON EASY! · ·, '~~ •--,lilt Use brush or roller. Do ~ "new" roo !II ,1!1 '" Adntlral ' Slidd.;t SPR .D' . "" ATI 'N Twins bring you flameless HEATING D AIR CONDITI,NING in. ,.,..,.,.,,,. ° Rock Sprm" gs S • Notes '( SENnNEl ~ Marichal Ends Long Holdout 1 The! LOW-COSt PACKAGE NEW Yomt (IIPI)-The way series 11ive wll!l a s\Wntln& :W-:(the illness of Dave StaUworth 1incentive tonight, too, than they are sotng for the New 112 upoet at Bolton Suntlay',that bas lefllbe Knlcks dallilerously did Sunday. If the Celts had .. ' Knlcb tbetle days, they ended a string of 21 alraight short on experinced players. won Sunday, they would have ORLANDO, Fla. lUr'll. • have lo,eall· lor voluoteero iosaes to the Ceita, they bave to bad to start the series with the C!ncinnall ~·. lhe Madison Square figure out bow 1o do It again redOr)de. of thetfr dnew startellrsed, 76ers Wednesday night with just their 12th win 'ol 1 F te Craw or , was ca IeaSOn today Gai'deJIIJIOCI&tors lnnlgbL without one ol the men wbo f Wil . to f th two days rest. tod ., . played a key role In SWtdJ!'t up rom mmg n e But now if they wm tonight, with the M' es~a· The Knlcb, trailing the eL ·.,! Eastern League on Jan. 23. they'll have four days rest Monday the Reds IJoe!OII Cellko ,_1 In their best- ups Since the Celtics dominated heiore starting the best-of-seven St. Louis Eastern Dlvlllon semi- Cazzle Ru9Sell today waa at the Krucks even ll'hen they were sertes with the 76ers Sunday. Houston Astros ~ By VITO STELIJNO rain aller nine Innings, and the final aeries In the1Fort Dix, N.J., lea'?."'g how' IQ, at top strenglh, they'll he The finalists for the western HI in 12 Innings. UPI Sports Writer Detroli-Mets gnme was Association, J"'hurry up and wall lnotea( 61 heavily favored to end the Dvision finals San Francisco •·•• The Reds Like the slght!t.g of tlte first out. begtnniug to run short of how to play defehse as he began series and advance Into tile and St. Loui;, have already ler and Hal o:rocus, a sure sign that spring The world champion as they prepare lor lbe a six-month Army sllnl. , .' Eastern Division finals against clincbed the1r first series 'and hits, including a I• almoot here is the end of the utilized a three-run game. The loos of Russell following the 7'":"-ad~lphla 78ers. open their best-of-seven tussle !"W~nl some lop son for your ratcher John ritual of Juan Marlchal's annual inning homer by Sam Boww Although the Knlcks kept the the Injury to Dlcl: Barnett and The Celts have a little more on Thursday mght. gnrden, Pop? When lhlo mud Gar~ Nola.,, Route ' holdout. down the Senators. The Idries, we can just peel It olfl" and DICk Stlgman leal!ll San Franctsco's high-kicking cam •>If Camllo Pascual, w ' stop St. Lollis ..uh &ce linally canie to terros lot was making hl.s first e~ Nolan. the' Redi' 0 the 19117 season Monday when ranee after ending his " "' · • rookie right hander, he became th' third $100,1100 holdout. CHICAGO (UP!) - In one violation of the rule on financial athletic direclors, and facully ge in trouble with nonfirst lour innings pllcher, In baseball hlstor~-and Willie Stargell and fashion or another, Big Ten aid to alh!etes, or the university representattves, had no com- compl~ance. there's nothing we nicked for 'two ru011, he lmmediplely announ•;ed he'1J Rodgers homered to pace coaches get the message. would be susperujed indefinitely punctions about voting the can do to help them." earned, while striking be ready for opening day. Pirates io their victory over , by the conference. penalty requiring IllinoiS to fire ! The llhnois coaches had OU S and walking two. NObody doubts he will. Lasl Dodgm. Maury Wills made In effect, Its this: Abide by the coaches. rec01ved the same type or Singles by Vada Pln!OII•ear Marlchal held out unbl first appearance against his the rules or lose your Job. In ~one ol_the schools is the The warning in some Big Ten w"mng. that if they violated lndUCll.OD Deron Johnson and a March 22 and proceeded to win teammates and had a A Untied Preso International expllctl warmng ..1tten Into the scbools comes from the highest the rules the school would make Lee May gave the his !Irs! 10 games of !.he year four trips. Re also stole a survey of the Big Ten, plua coacb's contract. In some levels. At one or them, the no defense for them, and this runs m the first trar'ne.l en route to a 25-6 se.,on. his e1ghth of the spring, and . Dame, ohowed the cases It Is verbal; In some ease, president of the umverstty point was brought out m the Big ()ALLAS <UP!) -:- Hea- added three more off .(.... Spring Tralnlrlg hasn't been caught yel. emphaSis on this policy. wrltte~ and made a part of the writes the warniog to each Ten lnveshgatwn vywe<g!tt champion Cassms Clay the second, bunching Altbntigh he originally an· Santo Leads Win II applied too at Illinois coach s personal !lie) m som~ coach that he must obey the All had Signed teller agree- hiS mduct<on into the Army and doubles by Tomnty oouncld he wanted a ;J25,!l00 Ron Santo's solo homer in three coaches Pet~ cases II Is written, signed t.! rules 0 ,. be fired . menls pointmg out the penalty momentarily postponed, satd he and Pinson with a colltraci, holding out for Ma- second Inning and sacrifice Elliott, Harry eomoo'.s, and the coach, and retained by the "We tell all our staff 10 be for breaking the rule Hawevcr, will JUSt bide his time m\111_ the ror. ricnal ·Is ntainly just a good in the fifth provided the liowle Braun, resigned under university alhletlc department. familiar wtth the conference tl•e umversity did make an Houston draft board dectde! l Jaster gave up, two excuse to mi .. spring train!~- with the victory over pressure ol a Big Ten edict that This fact may Indicate one and NCAA rules," one director eHort to defend the coaches what to do . . one on Edwards homer and d you've ever seen Casa Rocky Cola~lto hit a they must be discharged for reason why the conference said. "We suggest that if tltey desp1te this policy. The dtrector of the ~u!Svtlle, SIJth and !hen turned Grande; Ariz., you can under. single for the losers. ·- - - - - - ------ -- --- · · ---Ky .. draft board, Clays ortgmal over to stand why. Dave Adlesh singled m BOBCATS TRIUMPH board,1 satd Monday the cham· ' blanked the Reds in Since llo one took Maricbal's Schneider in the 12th mning I ·pion's ;cheduled April II two frames. holdnut too serioualy, !I caused break a 6-6tle and give I LE:XINGTON, Ky. (UP!) - : mduction into the Army ~as - - -- llltle •llr even though l: was Its triumph over the Twins. Ohm Universtty broke a 2: 2 been postponed because hiS , "There is no way rilhl just three days sltorter than be Aspromonte's pinch-hi! . M deadlock 10 the seventh mnmg records have been transferred telling lor sure, but I. celebr "'d K o u fax. Drylldnle with two out in tile nln!h . , . to defeat the UmvcrSIIy of Ken- to Houston, Clay's present 10 saying it probably lOldDut of a year ago that won in the run that sent the ST. PETERSBURG, F 10• occasion. Cepeda aod Marl• ;llh (J~hn) Ros~bo~d ~tob~~-~ lucky 41 m basehall Monday. home. · sometime in April," A··a~~, 1 11 the Dodger pitchrs contracts of Into extra Innings. •UP!) -One of Roger Maris' both suffered subsequent inju- new ecause · Witlt one out tn the seventh, I "I'm a Texas now,'" Clay board spokesman said·; $125,000 and $115,000. Atlanta collected five l!ew St. Louis teammates, whC' ries, both were accused of anyonz except my wJ!e. Pin I Wllll am!i c<.~me h_ome on a said. ''( live in Houslon. They're : Sherman said Clpy;~ doesn 'I care whelher you quote malingering anrl both we'e b b c s• d h Marichal had been working -three of them m the sixth !'lays D"pltc Kn•e two agger Y ratg ua e. the judges, and we'll JUS 1 ave was "a delaymg tactic, no · 1d 1 him or not, sizes up the traded away for practically lUt at his Dominican Reputlle Denis Menke, Maok J<mes My knee started g1vmg m"! D1c k 0 uncan smg e 1ome to Wlllt and see what lhey (!h e <!bout it " But he added home tei•urely awaiting tho Ric& early off Hank Fischer-!~ unbending enigmatic ex-Yankev peanuts. trouble in 1962 Still I didn't say Shade to make <t 4·2. Houston S e I• .' t 1 ve Service part or the Selective grind of spring training to pas•, down t11e Red Sox. Felipe in a few simple words. What happened to m• witt, anything. I played. Ther. th•oy Bob D.xon came on m the Board) dec.de " ' l•w and II would be '1l!ilii the Giants is exactlY what I •• and he showed up ;ust four and Clele Boyer hit II•• "Ho's good people," says this said f was lakmg, the same mntl_' _to put down a Kentu.eky, . "M.y lawyer has been. han,,dl- through. 1 to Roger the way ihey sa1d Hoger wn<:; rally an d pr.eserve the Bobcats mg Jt," li1e champion sa1d ""e - -----==~ ~"' :.< pounds overweight. He's expect~ two for the Braves. particular Card 1 n a 1 playe". happened Yankees," Cepeda said.with "I knuw 11 ed to see his first game actlcn Cincinnuti pounded He's a man and he's fer real: "What lt means Cor htm to come fakmg. Fmally, Jil 196~. I G',t lsecond win in three sta rts said it (Clay's draft records) Wednesday. Jaster and Hal Woodeschck Everybody on this club loves to 8 club like this where down to first base m lh€ ~f'<' 1-•H! Kentucky IS now 3-9 would have to be transferred The Giants had been playing 10 hits, including John him •nd if you ask me, Everybody look• to help each game of the season woth here since I hve here " : -· good ~all in Marichai's absence homer, to turn back St. Louis. personally, 1 don'!, thir.i< they other. Milwaukee. Cookie I.ovage!~'-' RETURN HOME 1 Clay's attorneys had his and boosted their recprd to II<! Gary Nolan, an come much better. "The hest thing that ever gave me the ste•l s1gn. 1 tnd COLUMBUS (UPJ) The ; records transfer~ed from the for the spring Monday with a 3- rookie. RoiUe Sheldon and · Th~ ~ardinals .have 34 players happened to me Yias bemg but I couldn't :tHwe. a slep . Ohm StClle UmversJty Buckeyes local draft board Jn Louisville t() I 1 victory over the California Sligman teamed up to slop here '" camp wtth them and tf traded by the Giants he·e. Ov"r Then tlt•y kn•w I wasn t fak>n."· l 0 en thetr home ha,.ball season Houston. . . . : Angels on Jack Hiatt's lOth Cards on eight lhits. you were to guess !rom now ·~ !here nobody knew 1 hw1 my 1 played more than h1o ye<~• -1 /riuav wilh a doubleheader "The transler d>d away w1th , Inning homer. The usually llght-httting unt>l breakfast you d never knee in 1961 when 1 collidM w1th a bad knee.'' ! agam;t OhiO Wesleyan 1 the April ll tnduch,~n odrder 1 Orlol.. Edge Scualaro Sox exploded for 17 hits come up with the idenUty olthe 1, The friendship betw... n Cep•· i Tl B k d f d' ISSued by thiS board. sa1 J , goes beym1d J ~~ NCA, 1e buc eyes · In the other games, Baltimore Al Dawning and Me1 man who had that to say ahoul da and Mans b 11 , h e en. mg. 11 Allen Sherman, c1Ja1rman or lhe 1 , a Saturday ' amplons, . II e boar d "CIay .'. )!ase I nipped Washington 4-3, Allenta .1 myre to whip the Yan<s. the generally bard-t<>-know Maplaying 1«1 d and ts anyt I10ng buIImeet·' Kent ase St;~te m 1I.OUISvt bombed Boston 6-1, the Wblte White Sox col!ected flvc runs in ris. one way. Cepedo, a gcod cook, another twm b ll. now goes to Houston and ~t w11l l So. x whipped the Yankeea 12-7, both '.he second and eighth Cepeda Sympathetic whipped "P a couple of im" 1.1 B k b h k be up to that board to mduct \ Cincinnati dropped St. Louis 7-4, mnlngs with the latter rally Don't waste your tm.e lrying OCietv steaks here the other "·'Y anri t 1e '1uc ds egan ft orneI wor. - l>im .'" liS next ca Q... . ou s <t un ay a er re urn mg ho ard 1 Pittsburgh defeated Los Angeles breaking a 7-7 deadlock Wlt'1 because you'd run out or namt-s • he and Mans enJoyed them a' from 8 su-so Califorma f!eld . But the Houston ~. the CUbs tllpped Cleveland SotUemyre on the mound. before gelling to Orlando • their ·>wn cookout. t n:J md~eated there was no date 11 3 51 ~ and Houston turned back Don Lock led ell tltc last of Cepeda "! ftrst met Orl;ndo in "P WI 1 a · · reco · planned for' .Ciay's inducuon Minnesota H In 12 Innings. the ninth with a homer that That's right, tbe same Orlan· _Mr. Glen Glaze and daughter Arizona when I was in sorm; although it would probably not ' Kaosa• City played Philadelphta l gave Philadelphia lis lie witt, do Cepeda, who supposedly Cmdy ol Middleport were re- lrainin~ wit h Clevel.md m Fight Results I bbe~to~o:l~o~ng~lr~on~>~n~o~w=.:.:~~~~~~~~~~~ to a :lr2 tie In a game .called by Kansa• Cily. plays only lor himself, who cent Saturday evening guests i958," recalled Man:. "Vjo By United Press lotcrnalinnal r' supposedly was jealous of Willie of Mr. and Mrs. Wlliiam Rad- talked a little ond gut ale"; WORCEsn:R. Mass ,uPJl • port visited Sunday with her Mays when' both were' with the ford and family. good together I l>ke p!Jymg "" . son-in-law and daughter, M Gl b 'th . d ho edl lh H. -Joe Kmg Rom•n. 186, Nrov ~ r. ants. an w suppiB Y Elmer Batley was a business I oodesa~etl r1u wd' 1 nk<m eh~ .'J York, flllt)xm:ted Ja•nrs J ' and Mrs. Clifford Cline nev~ coul!l ,..§P~ate the '"sltor m· GallipoliS ' Friday, g m er an now c; J I . . u hto f ~yo lb er, ball payer. 1 •• .1 1 JU> ,c hope 1 can , o mscm, 218, Nev. York (ill) · family. pug gonna do 1; '-'-.._· "I Understand What II means Mrs. Frank Fi,cher of Racine No immed>ale dat.ger ic, .._ l\11'. and Mrs. William for a fellow like Roger lo como spent severiil days with her sis- indicated either way. SAN FRA NC'IS~O lUI-!) _ _ _ _ _ _ _,___ man or Rock Springs have pur- here,'' Cepeda said in the ter and family, Mr. and Mr. Cepeda IS rolhn~ "'""6 at n .J<mm)• Lesteo, lOO, San Franchased the Joe Hysell Cardinals' dugout alter rippmg Clifford Leifheit and son, Rog- smart .3ll2 clip and Mam is uct mco, knorkcd out Tony Monla1 By Bertba Parker ty. three straight batting practice er' last week, far behind w1lh 286. no, 164. Phoemx, Anz. 111. at Attendaoce Free Methodist drives over the left field fence Mrs. Hugh Bearhs spent Frlat Sunday Church School'I Leonard Lyons returned on ~arch 19 was 121 Offering day to Ohio Unviersity, "I understand maybe better day with Mr. and Mro, Pal ""' '$22.&5. ' spending two weeks with than anybody elae." Wond and children. Word has been received of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cepeda should because al- Mr. and Mrs. WUI!am Folthe death of Rev. P. B. Orr of Howell. though he and Marls come from mer spent one day last week at dissimilar backgrounds, onr. CUtler with Mr. and )drs. Zanliltvllle, a lorll'•r pastor at Mrs. Harmon Fox visited her from Ponce, Puerto Rico, and James Durham and son, Chrt•, lhe , Free Melhodlsl Church son-In-law, Mr. John Douglas, the other from F go, North in honor ol Chris' lirot blrlh· "~· who is a medical patient Dakota, their ea era bave day.' Mrs. Edward Bauer ol Mar- Holzer Hospital. strangely parallel . Mr. and Mrs. Sherman RobREG. 5.99 ion, and Mill Polly Karr o! Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Preston em ,erts were SUhday evening vlsltO::OiumbJ!s spent the week end or Hunllngton, Mr. C h a r I e Both enjoy the best year of ors of Mr. and Mrs. Maston with ~ parents, Mr. and Thoma, and son, Gary, Colum- their lives · 19111. Cepeda Roberts. Mrs. DICit Karr. Mr. Karr Is a bus, and Mr. and Mrs. dubbed 142 s across, hit 46 Mrs. William Folmar and pallfnt al Veteran• Memorial Hoffman ol Florida visited over homers and baUed .311 for the Mrs. Scott Folmer w..- Galli· ~08pllal. the weekend with Mrs. Glanta thut year while Marls polis visitors Friday.' ' .. GAL. Mr. C.OCge Reushaw Is Holley. went wild with his &I homers · medical patient at MeiSS Gen Easter Sunrise service will for the Yankees. Toronto, capilli of Ontario, See Our Beautiful New Co!Drt oral Hospital. held at 6 a. m. Everyone Is Both perlorroed In the shu· Canada, haa a population of L - - - - . . - 1·" Mrs. C,arolyn Harris of St. welcome. dows el great slars like Mays 865,502 lor the c!i&>.·r~ and eONE COAT COVERS! Albans, W. Va., t!hd Mrs. Charand Mickey Mantle and both 1.25 million tor llif' ii!WOpoliProduce& a smooth, unifOI'Ill fiDish ower IDY f•Y Brown, Gallipolis, visited Washington Stato grows more overshadowed lbosa stars on tan area, • · '· surface! their mother, · Mrs. George narcissus, tulip and Iris bulbs •:--:~;;o;;=====""" ~~iii;;;;;;;;l;"-;;;;;;;;; lenshaw and their rather at than any other place In tha I eEXTRA WASHAILEI !be hospital. world, with the eoreepUon of the Soil marks wuh off quickly and easily. Mrs. Edna Faulk of llllddfe. Netherlands. clean! 1 Wall.St Late Classifieds ALL-STAR 'Mans' .• ? H ' G dp I ' e s 00 eop e says cepeda The ONE Newspaper In Most Homes .. •• Bank Robbers.' Certainly Not d Again 'Tonigh~ Celtic·s~. Russell-less Knicks Face Para de I Jn VI'etnam ' F l Up I 0"1I Tanks Smashed .' Red Tape Ancbor: BaII'IStlC. Report Awai"ted ' coaches Get Message• 'Abt'de by RU} I" OVER 5200 . Black Tt'de H p ate rogram Jn FuII Gear • . \ (......:,. 'Ceasar's Jetties Bared by 'Historic Tide '; ',_ Atlantic Ocean' .up the ·f~w treaaores lle!uit Of lhe lay.· trivial! uncovered oHs are due to curlalled oper. lot an estimated two million tourista In the "tide iif the giJm'nment promotilln Ill blrih than the rythym system already which Iiley belong, the PopelcoMequenees no one ollous , durln& a otaek period. """"'"'." : "" 1 san""oned by the Roman added. foretell," the papal policy : 1!11!! t! tt 11 _..,._,..., · ,,,.rro '" Church. ' " ' On'ly a relative few saw !be flit, ·Roman Catholic pontiff Catbolic Vatican erpert s, sald thai sa1'd· · lliiltned that such promotion But he stated that "public while the Pope ~~~ definitelY He lashed out at what · prehistoric ruins, foSsilized nillst " "respect the rightful authorities can Intervene (Iorino! approving artifiCial me!llodi callid "an Intolerable trees, end the ,remains ·of two inVaSions-that of Britain In 44 f-""•m of ma"""'ed couples" birth control) by favortnt the ,of birth' control, the' fact he -wasteful spendt'ng "prompted ,....., "'moral taw... av~llabmty of appro~ate 1n1or- refrained from mentIomng them by ostentation and ihe u- ·. J)C BC and th a,t •Ill•rrnady on ami conform "with ,l'llere was no indication the ma"on and by adopting suitable left the way open to posalble rnaments race... , . 6, .1044. ' , ro- in a major encyclical "on measures." future changes In clturch ...l...Tile rest spoiled puddles filled ...... The pontiff warned, "where teaching. • ' Global.Wel!lre PrO!I""m with shtimp and lobster, the .malicnablc rt~ht to rna• The encyclical also calied on 1 Instead, the Pope srud, there . seashells and sand when !be riage and procreation IS lacking, rlcb nallons to bear the cost of should be a ,world fund of greatest low Ude since 1000 human dignity has ceased to ~reating a world in which every money taken . from military COLUMBUS <UPI) - Gov. rolled back the sea for six miles 1man "can live a fully human •budgets to fmtnce a globe exist." A. Rhodes signed along the Fren.ch coast life." girdling progtam• to "eliminate Monday night six bllis, Gold seekers went borne Parents Declsla "It is for the parents to "SuperllUOU!l wealth should be hunger and reduce poverty." t; hi c h had apparently empty · handed. decide on the number of their placed at the service of poor 1 N~r must _!be. program _Ill that make them take Asked if anyone found the coins •· In children taking intn account nations . . . otherwiSe, lll.e easmg suffermg mterfere wtlh immediately. they expected, a police official . their ;..sponsibilitles toward continned greed of the rich] the s6vereignty of the emerging The bills: said with a Gallic shrug, "if lit• God, lhemselves, the children nations could only provoke the nations, the encyclical said. - Call a special election some people did, I am sure thut at w h I c h · they kept their mouth shut o amendments will be submitted about it." ' and ~llow the stat<l to pick up But the sights there were. the cost. M~re Punilhment COLUMBUS <UPII - Each The pay bill would provide at 1 no election was slated. _ Regulate issuance of tax chamber of the Ohio General least a 15 per cent boost for all The House gave its approval anlicipation notes by joint vo· 1. . ,aNCHORAGE, .u.ASKA _ A Assembly was to vote today on employes over the next two 91-1 to an emergency measure cational school districts. . . Sq~iei embassy ofliciBI pald a major bill - .jjle Senate <In a years, and cabinet rnemhers to allow subsUtute teachers to _ Permit counties and I (Conlmued from Page 1), • ito,ooo fme Monday to !tee n measure to control p0.1sessioo woUid get as much as $110;0011 work 100 days per school year, school boards to pay the cost of 1contain a gerro of truth, a ) lll'g Ruasian sea capiam ar.d and sale ef LSD and other hul- a year more. . . mstead of 59. . preparing official plans and al- spokesman SBld. ~ Jhe IIIID will be punished lucinalory drugs and the House If approved m the respecUve Rep. Mark Schinnerer, R- lows techn.cal institute districts Strauge SOiotloDt !iglher lor hillllegalflshlnJ in on a pay biH for 45,000 slate chambers, the measures must Lakewond, former Cleveland and .University branch districts Someone suggested using blotrJ.' s. waters off Alaska. employes. then ~ain passoge In the other. schools supenntendent, died to issue tax anticipation notes tmg paper blankets.. Bntish ''!.eonid M Ku$llchenko 29 The LSD bill sets a marimum The pace waa slow Monday the drastic need lor substitute and the trustees to issue rev- oystermen seized the tdea and ~as released from the penalty or $1,000 and six month~ night as the lawmakers return· teachers and the scarcity enue bonds. covered lll.eir oyster beds with ,ge JaU after a $lo,ooo cash· In jaU for the first olfenae o. ed from an 11-day holiday. The them. _ convey about 85 acres ol blotung paper. r'~ check was delivered to u. Ulegal purchase, use, possession Senate passed three measures There were a totaUO,OIIO cl.,s Jeffersoo County land to the Unadapted Ideas lnclnded ~ Attorney Richard McVeigh or centro! of such drugs and a and the House two. days .as! school year m county's technical institute fori sweeping the oU away With >Vw' prosecuted the case, ' 1-IO year prison terro for sub- •And six bUJs. we~ sign~d inti> land when a substitute . a campus. giant straw brooms, using sonic 1 sequent convictior.s. law Monday mgbt, mcluding the was not available to fill _ Appropriate $259,000 to the booms to break up the " A maximum penalty of a $10 House bill which sets May 2 for when fue regular teacher was state Racing Commission for Icongealed oil and fish nets to Squel!fle Play ' lllio fine and 5-20 years m pris- the special eledlon on the Ohto absent, he said. . th~ Thoroughbred Racing Fund., scoop it. up and filling the 'NEW YORK _ THE UNf. on could be Imposed lor th• Bond CommisSion and leplal· Under the present law, tf _ Extend servicemen's driv· tanker wtth balloons and farmed Firemen's Association llrst offense for illegal manu- ive reapportionment proposals subslttute exceeds !be SA er llcenses to six montitl after pong balls to refloat II. ol New York c;ty anniUJI~ facture, sale or distribution of and provides that the state Pl"k and Is retired under lhe discharge. Director Ian McPhail of the "'oeday it would begin a city· a hallucinogenic drug. up the tab in precincts where pension system he can be pen· iWorld Wild Life Fund appe~ied 'de work slow-down Friday aUzed part of the penSIOn. 1for volunteers and money. We w:mung responding only '" limits interest of retired teach· need everything... he said in his ~rt• .,,1 emergenctes. ,. ers and the" use, he said. fight to save nstt, birds and New York's firenam' an.:j seals. llcemen are . ·~ · ' bette; IRONTON, Ohio (UP() -L~w- was sent to ~· Bureau of Crlm''Much of the damage lo po d lrln benc.flt The renee County shenff's depubes Ina! ldenbftcalion •no lnveshg seabirds Is already irrepararay "' hav:"t~~ to today await a ballistics report lion at London, lor examinaCLEVELA'm (UP!) - T11o , ble." ,;rr;~e~f demand• are not mot on a bullet removed from a 17· lion. Negro city council men warned Biri hath clinics hav€ bt>en Tnelr partial work sloopa;oe~ year-old West Virginian, hoping . "It just migh! give us our Monday Hlack NJhona.JSt ha•• opened along the coast. Planes begtll$ al g' a.m EST Friday. it will prov1de a clue to his l!rst break," sa1d the depuly. groups financed from outside were being prepared til fly 1 . : · ' killer. "So far we really don't have the commumty are raising hav- some stricken birds to the north . much to go on." oc In some of the slum areas I sea coast for rest and 'itudents Return A deputy sa•d the bullet, tak The deputy said several perhere. recuperation. The Ruyal Soeiety ' VOUNGStOtvN S 0 ME en from the body of Joey sons had been questioned but NEW ORLEANS (UPI) ' Councii.,an John C. Ar.n- 1for the Protection of B~rds zn o :tudents returned to sch'lOI Adams, 17 • Huntmgton, W.Va., "t~ere wer~ no suspects." ~ist?ct . Att_Y- Jim Garmon 3 strong said acts of "pure ha- appealed to London's Bilhng· odoy tn iuburban B1ooklic'rl . ~~ don t even have a mo- ·~vestlgation mto the Ired" have been gomg on io•· sgate market for 2,000 puunds fown\hlp, followio~ the end or ltve, he SOld. ; lim of _PreOJde~t . Kennedy the pas\ ~'t" ,or three years. He of fish daily to feed "our ' a teoehers strllre over un;o" . The boy was apparently shot U!ached mto Vtrg~ma said a well-known kosher res- stricken feathered friends.'' · by a roadside sniper early Mon- Nebraska today Wtlh taurant in hts ward wns broken 1 .. B!'onkfie d day. )orders for two key WJtness:s ! mto Jast week and systematical· tred. ''Jf they J11 f'erler~l>on ot'Jreacher:: Mon- • Adams' car crashed after ite ~o have challenged GarriSons ly vandalized. Negro leader," he satd, "they 'd•) n.~ht voted to accept an •· was shot, but four other youths findmgs. He said the act was not slm· g0 aft>r him too. They are •:ecm<'"t retched earlier in the riding with him escaped injury. , New Orleana courts have I nly bm·glary but malklOUS ha· U.everybody." The inctdent occurred on Lick ordered the arrest of Sandra • ==== , between th~ union and the board calling 1,· a un· Creek Road, about three miles Morrtt, now Lilly Mae Mcrepr~sentatltln electiOI!.i jn from here. Maines, the wife of an Omaha. ta•ter part of May. ' SAIGON IUPI - U. S. Nav) Neb , minister; aod Gordon ----..,.. " piloto smashed o1( storage tank' Novel, a lounge operator who at the edge ol the Nortn Vi•l· says he has taken a lte detectir AI... r.ameSf': llfeline port of Haip:,. test 1b prove that Garnson's bC:IUIOI 1-~e S ong, arod in Sout~.. Vtetnam A· investigation is a fraud. Latest . merican rr.arh,es killed lllll Comreports said he was In Virg<nla. (Continued from page 1), munists Including some "trapll<'f] The order for Mrs. McMaines thea weapons, m•litar:· ATH~;Ns, Ohio (UP!) -They was signed Monday and her spokesmen said wday. were nnly trymg to br<•ak Jntc bond was set at $5,000. Novel's Lt. J. C. N1ck Carpent~r o[ a drug..:tore. arrest was ordered last week, CmcinMti, Ohto, one or the M But would-be burgbu s wound with bond set at $50,000. Intruder pilots striking tr.• up msid• a bank bere instead. Cballenge TeotiJOOay Haiphong oil tan'~s Monday. Unsucce~sfu1 111 prymi open The two former residents of !aid the ),ak was heavy bu: • door to the pharmaC). they New Orleans have challenged Navy ootllbs hit the 01! depo. lried wrat they arpAre"I.IY testimony by Garrison's top !Wid 11 ~t huge orange fireball thought was another ~ntrnnc~ witness and apparently are atso bounc-..1 :tp." to tho store. wanted by attorneys lor alleged The ettock, pal1 of ' U S They found lhemselvPS lnst.it conspirator Clay L. Shaw. to-mission air assauil a",ain,: a branch of the Atilens National Perry R. Russo, the state'• the Communi:it counb.·\ 's war Bank MondAy star witness testlfied at a arsenal, marked the return nf Police said the burglars ~io preliminary 'hearing that he Ameflcan plar.es for the ftrs; not take anything from lh< hunk attended a party at tfte late lime :n w..ks to the port cir; althou~n there was money '" a David W. Ferrie's apartment lhrough which VIrtual!; all o. cash draw•r with a "Sandy" Moffit the night menage. Shaw. Ferrie and Lee Harvey )@gislature was upert..>d Hanoi's imported arms come. MOIU MILIJ"NAIRES Oswald allegedly plotted the adont a series of bilis to l.rn· WASHINGTON !UP!) --; The PreSident's death. lf.:~:·t the master plo" a " d number of Amertcan mtlbU11· The Orleans Parish (county) ~ for its flnancmg bu'. aires jS on the nse, accordmg tt~ grand Jury indicted Shaw for an eye to the pa""'R• of bend commission amend· NEW YORK (UPI) -Prices the Internal Revenile Service conspiracy In the case. ,. Mrs. McMalnes told a news. . opened higher in fairly active (IRS). 1 The RS smd rn 8 pre.Jmlna~ man in Otnaha last week sne trading today on the New York 96 repurt Monday \hut 5 Am•ro· had been a friend of Russo and M·LO TEMPS Stock Ercbange. IN!!:W YORK (UPI) - The Steels and motors stayed in a caM showed adjusted l!l'C" was known in New Orleans at .teml'l"'~~ reported [ r.arrow range. Rails tended mcomes ol $1 mdllon or more the t1me as Sand Moffit to tlie il'. S. W~ather 1fractions lower. Selective elec- on the 1965 income tax .-turns However ohe dente/ attending excludmg Hawan and Ironies met support. Many they hied _last year. This ra party, at Ferrie's apartment compares w1th 482 mullonatres . Se t be 1960 M M was 1M d~f{reflos at Pre- airlines were bid up. A1rcrafts . m p em r . rs. em 19114. Maines said site did not meet lowest repor~ turned mixed morning was 21 at Bern- Chry•ler dipped ¥, to 40. CASUUTY IJST (errie until 1965. and Hibbing, Minn. • General Motors slipped II to WAStUNGTON (UPI) CLINIC REMINDER -- .. .. 781\ ••'ord remailted un<hanged Delenso Depart"""'! lsaued t'« at SF•. u.s. Steel held steady largeR! single list of easuallles T~e Gal: eounty lnndealdthGd.. 8 ~ rem ,_ at 451!. Bethlehem gav• up o;, of the Vietnam war Monday, par ment e al· identifying Ill U.S. semcemen ha county res1dents !hat the ~~: TO INTEREST OF tr 36o/,, ! · .lfASON AREA Eastman Kodak climbed a killed in action. The list weekly lmmumzabon clmlc IS po1nt to l:tSI!.t. D\1 %Pont fell ¥.. t included 79 from the Army, 31 held from 3 a.m. to 12-noon 1 Owen ll'ubu 111., T•n 11 .,.,,~, fllttet 15f.l Ling-Temeo starred for the M mes and one from the Atr every Saturday. lmmumzatlons ar are also available at the health ~atur,.,. '"' air crafts with a gain of 1%. to Fore~. department rrom 8 a.m. to t2"•~,.., 1291!.. McDonnell and Douglas •••••m• t) 1'1 ,.. •" noon and 1-2:30 p.m. each Tues• slipped lractioM. Boeing picked day. up" to sa United Atr Lines stood out In IL• section tackillll on I to 7Q"~• camptn1 Equlpmenl Metes Genenl RoopHal .. ~7~:::~, "'~"'~•• Easte•n was up at !Oil'l&. tM< 12 FOOT camper trailer, Admlotlont - Lovey Watoon, :14!\ '..o"1 Hysell. Delta .ost 1!. to 12f¥c. N•w Y"!; i1lhl fully eqUipped. bargain. must Mlddl eport; Harold , ; Central dipped ll& to 72"•. sell. Call Hotel Martin, Pome- Pomeroy: Emerson · Hayes, .......,... ~ ' o..._.,...., ., l'ennsylvania Railroad lost 14 to roy. 1 28 lie Chester; Wesley Allen, Port1 '""'"' '"'"•~" "" f!ll"'' '"" 1551h. NotlcN lancl. ,,.~ "' ..tfo- " ,.. SPECIAL - Ruth's J!eauty Sa· Dl!Obafiel - None. ~tnti~tll t)ffte. ,,.,., ~ ' JNTED fl 1 $10 liP-•~ n.,. ~, 11 , 13 9n "' FRANK APPO lon, Mason, ts o er ng ' LOCAL TEMPS ROIKt . - , . a1rrter """~.... Howard Frank, treasurer ot permanents for $8 on Mon· SllliiUtion Gtlllllllled. You must be compl•l•~ satolied or, undor · Temr r l••rP m '')wntnwn ....,.,,..,, 0r1e m&nt" IL11'1 "' Meigs County, bas cen appointdays. Tuesday! and Satur· the t~rms of yulr written sumnt11 your monty wHJ ~returned ••• 1 ... ' -' otn.OII, •• · -·"' eo tn the Resolutions committee days. Special starts March i'<o!'leroy Tuellday at 11:30 a.m. . . JI4lllltll._.... ftr dllllll. . ' . ' ' . .• ,_ ,_..., ""'' '"-"• ot the State Assoclalicn ol Coun- 28 and e1tends through April was 00 degN!eS under rai!IJ ,.M,_ ~ " ......, n.t. ------~-· · -.. ty Treasurers. 15. Phone 771-5elll. 28 lie lkles. · ·r -i . • 1· ', WAU. PAM~~,... 3.98 .... . . �I, • ' t ' ~ ' ' I <, ' s · ' ·:h' ', 1, ln.-p''. £ ' ~u·I·Ap,pro..V,,es irt,~ ' ' ' _ ,.1 ·. no::. i(' : 1 .; M i ·(~ . ,:· ', 1 1 J.·e' · ' • . .' - ."' ~· 'a ,··. "' ~·at~.;: ' Pe~~tasotl I I II I 'ST. M.W>. ,. . · • , IIi'• 'I'!CAN CITY (UP!) - tile development ol pellpiM," IItty '"ve aii'Oadi> ·broull\~ Into Ijudgement. o! "God " thod th th lei d th commuruty to wrath of the poor ~· Paw VI today approved was approving me s o er e wor an e " I . Cll'lla stn!lil. plw 01_0de•J;l Inks . nfi. .,;, · s• 8"1I IS as .. E'• , mergenCieS I ... .WORLD Co.,- IIC" Frah~ EachChamber Gets MaJOf Bill to vote .o! jetil~~S The l!de bared the rull1ll {Ill Jl..Pay,lay hlgh,and damp IAif ·the Jullua Caesar built a lew hours. . . 'lefore hia~ invasion ol ·Britain A lew miles away ~ aea '2,011 rears ago, There lay stoite shrank !r<lm til~ ~, .)pQl:t ' tombs said lo date from A!Ued ships · su · ay: Neolithic time. Near Collevlllti- Omahu Beach. Mon""omery the rusty wreck· But the tourists, !am.lUes on •• d rtt 1 age of the batt!" 98 , 1.~It . )lll* ~ ~, hi'· r Admiral outings mos_\!l'• tra 'jh Courbot" scuttled as a breakWa- ·atteiltlon to s . oge. ,.~ . , ter for Franco-Canadian troops of rock and wlggllng fisb. , 'ddl rt 0 March 28 1967 S-Dally Sentlnel, •Pomeroy·Mi epo , ., • . • g .READ. • • ChaIIengers T0 RUSSO Arrested lf~::~l~~th~ disagr~e .' The ONLY Newspaper ..', In Many Homes--· THE DAILY SENTINEL Is Read In Over TWICE AS MANY HOMES 1<-J '. .' THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER CIRCULATED IN MEIGS COUNTY I a -· C~~:~~i~~~~ -~~ . L y J b' or ose 0Uf 0 41 - _- - 1 1 1 1 Laurel Oiff S'OCiety NOteS fl=--~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~;! 1 lbe Our Finest Wall Paint CHIEF LAT NOW ONLY l i $499 .... l no tedious stirring, 'It's HOMOGENIZED! ' THII ELECTRIC KNIFE KiiDMIH ltacnmmtndtd Qtal.r PrtPifll • ~ lo.convtrt your ' .. el2,0 ' I • • · .•rAIIOrtatll!tlll . ',IDou!!ttH•I~doorpsi<OL • · ' './ ,',\ ~~· ·ftJMllii1.l ~"""'1'Pinchir" iW., un~l " •• ~ ~ · >\.' ~ . "~'··I J!l{~~o,al!:~n,.•~~o: • ·' . , ,-'"'•, " I \_ • I ...,...,. I ' ,., '· eQUICK "CLEAN·UP"I Clean painijng tooli in soap and· water. So So easy! ·· ~ MATCHINO COLORS IIi '' .· • ONE COAT LATEX SIMI~'flf A , IUIIER .ASE. LATEX e Tl!m fUN Size llirltlerttor shelvts (two alldt OUI)I •'l'lli ~- "-'P'lftO< lholvtol ' "" ,r '"·fl. ol spoco, toraelildo out crlspot[ • No;Dtlrosuna Ul cu:lt. rtfrltlorotorl • ~ .. ~~~·~ ll8!b. oub-zero lrtourl • Fiiil Width •110iikoist'' ftO< sholfl tio Off!lhs,&~' \:1 ; · ., ., ALL STAR IIIII Do01 Llnlfll . Apply wtlh """" ... •lplter ... drtOo "' juol r ·20 m.lau• 10~ N cai tan - •itlJ. DIIRA ·lASre ForJr1 Comp~nm1nt jlnelliot- ........ ddQr: I NO-DEFROSTING REFRIGERATOR DN/1. ...,. 1 few hours. j MODEL T1373 . . ... the ..... "" ..., JOIO ,...., ·) ' ' Mm• to tltctrlc ~eatln&. Thtttla ' ' Ohio Powtr CGmptnt am . ~30 • 301 Cltvtland A.w1.,S.W. Ctntoo, ll~lo i410l , '' ' ' IMPERIAL DUAl TEMP REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER 1 ' eSPREADS ON EASY! · ·, '~~ •--,lilt Use brush or roller. Do ~ "new" roo !II ,1!1 '" Adntlral ' Slidd.;t SPR .D' . "" ATI 'N Twins bring you flameless HEATING D AIR CONDITI,NING in. ,.,..,.,.,,,. ° Rock Sprm" gs S • Notes '( SENnNEl ~ Marichal Ends Long Holdout 1 The! LOW-COSt PACKAGE NEW Yomt (IIPI)-The way series 11ive wll!l a s\Wntln& :W-:(the illness of Dave StaUworth 1incentive tonight, too, than they are sotng for the New 112 upoet at Bolton Suntlay',that bas lefllbe Knlcks dallilerously did Sunday. If the Celts had .. ' Knlcb tbetle days, they ended a string of 21 alraight short on experinced players. won Sunday, they would have ORLANDO, Fla. lUr'll. • have lo,eall· lor voluoteero iosaes to the Ceita, they bave to bad to start the series with the C!ncinnall ~·. lhe Madison Square figure out bow 1o do It again redOr)de. of thetfr dnew startellrsed, 76ers Wednesday night with just their 12th win 'ol 1 F te Craw or , was ca IeaSOn today Gai'deJIIJIOCI&tors lnnlgbL without one ol the men wbo f Wil . to f th two days rest. tod ., . played a key role In SWtdJ!'t up rom mmg n e But now if they wm tonight, with the M' es~a· The Knlcb, trailing the eL ·.,! Eastern League on Jan. 23. they'll have four days rest Monday the Reds IJoe!OII Cellko ,_1 In their best- ups Since the Celtics dominated heiore starting the best-of-seven St. Louis Eastern Dlvlllon semi- Cazzle Ru9Sell today waa at the Krucks even ll'hen they were sertes with the 76ers Sunday. Houston Astros ~ By VITO STELIJNO rain aller nine Innings, and the final aeries In the1Fort Dix, N.J., lea'?."'g how' IQ, at top strenglh, they'll he The finalists for the western HI in 12 Innings. UPI Sports Writer Detroli-Mets gnme was Association, J"'hurry up and wall lnotea( 61 heavily favored to end the Dvision finals San Francisco •·•• The Reds Like the slght!t.g of tlte first out. begtnniug to run short of how to play defehse as he began series and advance Into tile and St. Loui;, have already ler and Hal o:rocus, a sure sign that spring The world champion as they prepare lor lbe a six-month Army sllnl. , .' Eastern Division finals against clincbed the1r first series 'and hits, including a I• almoot here is the end of the utilized a three-run game. The loos of Russell following the 7'":"-ad~lphla 78ers. open their best-of-seven tussle !"W~nl some lop son for your ratcher John ritual of Juan Marlchal's annual inning homer by Sam Boww Although the Knlcks kept the the Injury to Dlcl: Barnett and The Celts have a little more on Thursday mght. gnrden, Pop? When lhlo mud Gar~ Nola.,, Route ' holdout. down the Senators. The Idries, we can just peel It olfl" and DICk Stlgman leal!ll San Franctsco's high-kicking cam •>If Camllo Pascual, w ' stop St. Lollis ..uh &ce linally canie to terros lot was making hl.s first e~ Nolan. the' Redi' 0 the 19117 season Monday when ranee after ending his " "' · • rookie right hander, he became th' third $100,1100 holdout. CHICAGO (UP!) - In one violation of the rule on financial athletic direclors, and facully ge in trouble with nonfirst lour innings pllcher, In baseball hlstor~-and Willie Stargell and fashion or another, Big Ten aid to alh!etes, or the university representattves, had no com- compl~ance. there's nothing we nicked for 'two ru011, he lmmediplely announ•;ed he'1J Rodgers homered to pace coaches get the message. would be susperujed indefinitely punctions about voting the can do to help them." earned, while striking be ready for opening day. Pirates io their victory over , by the conference. penalty requiring IllinoiS to fire ! The llhnois coaches had OU S and walking two. NObody doubts he will. Lasl Dodgm. Maury Wills made In effect, Its this: Abide by the coaches. rec01ved the same type or Singles by Vada Pln!OII•ear Marlchal held out unbl first appearance against his the rules or lose your Job. In ~one ol_the schools is the The warning in some Big Ten w"mng. that if they violated lndUCll.OD Deron Johnson and a March 22 and proceeded to win teammates and had a A Untied Preso International expllctl warmng ..1tten Into the scbools comes from the highest the rules the school would make Lee May gave the his !Irs! 10 games of !.he year four trips. Re also stole a survey of the Big Ten, plua coacb's contract. In some levels. At one or them, the no defense for them, and this runs m the first trar'ne.l en route to a 25-6 se.,on. his e1ghth of the spring, and . Dame, ohowed the cases It Is verbal; In some ease, president of the umverstty point was brought out m the Big ()ALLAS <UP!) -:- Hea- added three more off .(.... Spring Tralnlrlg hasn't been caught yel. emphaSis on this policy. wrltte~ and made a part of the writes the warniog to each Ten lnveshgatwn vywe<g!tt champion Cassms Clay the second, bunching Altbntigh he originally an· Santo Leads Win II applied too at Illinois coach s personal !lie) m som~ coach that he must obey the All had Signed teller agree- hiS mduct<on into the Army and doubles by Tomnty oouncld he wanted a ;J25,!l00 Ron Santo's solo homer in three coaches Pet~ cases II Is written, signed t.! rules 0 ,. be fired . menls pointmg out the penalty momentarily postponed, satd he and Pinson with a colltraci, holding out for Ma- second Inning and sacrifice Elliott, Harry eomoo'.s, and the coach, and retained by the "We tell all our staff 10 be for breaking the rule Hawevcr, will JUSt bide his time m\111_ the ror. ricnal ·Is ntainly just a good in the fifth provided the liowle Braun, resigned under university alhletlc department. familiar wtth the conference tl•e umversity did make an Houston draft board dectde! l Jaster gave up, two excuse to mi .. spring train!~- with the victory over pressure ol a Big Ten edict that This fact may Indicate one and NCAA rules," one director eHort to defend the coaches what to do . . one on Edwards homer and d you've ever seen Casa Rocky Cola~lto hit a they must be discharged for reason why the conference said. "We suggest that if tltey desp1te this policy. The dtrector of the ~u!Svtlle, SIJth and !hen turned Grande; Ariz., you can under. single for the losers. ·- - - - - - ------ -- --- · · ---Ky .. draft board, Clays ortgmal over to stand why. Dave Adlesh singled m BOBCATS TRIUMPH board,1 satd Monday the cham· ' blanked the Reds in Since llo one took Maricbal's Schneider in the 12th mning I ·pion's ;cheduled April II two frames. holdnut too serioualy, !I caused break a 6-6tle and give I LE:XINGTON, Ky. (UP!) - : mduction into the Army ~as - - -- llltle •llr even though l: was Its triumph over the Twins. Ohm Universtty broke a 2: 2 been postponed because hiS , "There is no way rilhl just three days sltorter than be Aspromonte's pinch-hi! . M deadlock 10 the seventh mnmg records have been transferred telling lor sure, but I. celebr "'d K o u fax. Drylldnle with two out in tile nln!h . , . to defeat the UmvcrSIIy of Ken- to Houston, Clay's present 10 saying it probably lOldDut of a year ago that won in the run that sent the ST. PETERSBURG, F 10• occasion. Cepeda aod Marl• ;llh (J~hn) Ros~bo~d ~tob~~-~ lucky 41 m basehall Monday. home. · sometime in April," A··a~~, 1 11 the Dodger pitchrs contracts of Into extra Innings. •UP!) -One of Roger Maris' both suffered subsequent inju- new ecause · Witlt one out tn the seventh, I "I'm a Texas now,'" Clay board spokesman said·; $125,000 and $115,000. Atlanta collected five l!ew St. Louis teammates, whC' ries, both were accused of anyonz except my wJ!e. Pin I Wllll am!i c<.~me h_ome on a said. ''( live in Houslon. They're : Sherman said Clpy;~ doesn 'I care whelher you quote malingering anrl both we'e b b c s• d h Marichal had been working -three of them m the sixth !'lays D"pltc Kn•e two agger Y ratg ua e. the judges, and we'll JUS 1 ave was "a delaymg tactic, no · 1d 1 him or not, sizes up the traded away for practically lUt at his Dominican Reputlle Denis Menke, Maok J<mes My knee started g1vmg m"! D1c k 0 uncan smg e 1ome to Wlllt and see what lhey (!h e <!bout it " But he added home tei•urely awaiting tho Ric& early off Hank Fischer-!~ unbending enigmatic ex-Yankev peanuts. trouble in 1962 Still I didn't say Shade to make <t 4·2. Houston S e I• .' t 1 ve Service part or the Selective grind of spring training to pas•, down t11e Red Sox. Felipe in a few simple words. What happened to m• witt, anything. I played. Ther. th•oy Bob D.xon came on m the Board) dec.de " ' l•w and II would be '1l!ilii the Giants is exactlY what I •• and he showed up ;ust four and Clele Boyer hit II•• "Ho's good people," says this said f was lakmg, the same mntl_' _to put down a Kentu.eky, . "M.y lawyer has been. han,,dl- through. 1 to Roger the way ihey sa1d Hoger wn<:; rally an d pr.eserve the Bobcats mg Jt," li1e champion sa1d ""e - -----==~ ~"' :.< pounds overweight. He's expect~ two for the Braves. particular Card 1 n a 1 playe". happened Yankees," Cepeda said.with "I knuw 11 ed to see his first game actlcn Cincinnuti pounded He's a man and he's fer real: "What lt means Cor htm to come fakmg. Fmally, Jil 196~. I G',t lsecond win in three sta rts said it (Clay's draft records) Wednesday. Jaster and Hal Woodeschck Everybody on this club loves to 8 club like this where down to first base m lh€ ~f'<' 1-•H! Kentucky IS now 3-9 would have to be transferred The Giants had been playing 10 hits, including John him •nd if you ask me, Everybody look• to help each game of the season woth here since I hve here " : -· good ~all in Marichai's absence homer, to turn back St. Louis. personally, 1 don'!, thir.i< they other. Milwaukee. Cookie I.ovage!~'-' RETURN HOME 1 Clay's attorneys had his and boosted their recprd to II<! Gary Nolan, an come much better. "The hest thing that ever gave me the ste•l s1gn. 1 tnd COLUMBUS (UPJ) The ; records transfer~ed from the for the spring Monday with a 3- rookie. RoiUe Sheldon and · Th~ ~ardinals .have 34 players happened to me Yias bemg but I couldn't :tHwe. a slep . Ohm StClle UmversJty Buckeyes local draft board Jn Louisville t() I 1 victory over the California Sligman teamed up to slop here '" camp wtth them and tf traded by the Giants he·e. Ov"r Then tlt•y kn•w I wasn t fak>n."· l 0 en thetr home ha,.ball season Houston. . . . : Angels on Jack Hiatt's lOth Cards on eight lhits. you were to guess !rom now ·~ !here nobody knew 1 hw1 my 1 played more than h1o ye<~• -1 /riuav wilh a doubleheader "The transler d>d away w1th , Inning homer. The usually llght-httting unt>l breakfast you d never knee in 1961 when 1 collidM w1th a bad knee.'' ! agam;t OhiO Wesleyan 1 the April ll tnduch,~n odrder 1 Orlol.. Edge Scualaro Sox exploded for 17 hits come up with the idenUty olthe 1, The friendship betw... n Cep•· i Tl B k d f d' ISSued by thiS board. sa1 J , goes beym1d J ~~ NCA, 1e buc eyes · In the other games, Baltimore Al Dawning and Me1 man who had that to say ahoul da and Mans b 11 , h e en. mg. 11 Allen Sherman, c1Ja1rman or lhe 1 , a Saturday ' amplons, . II e boar d "CIay .'. )!ase I nipped Washington 4-3, Allenta .1 myre to whip the Yan<s. the generally bard-t<>-know Maplaying 1«1 d and ts anyt I10ng buIImeet·' Kent ase St;~te m 1I.OUISvt bombed Boston 6-1, the Wblte White Sox col!ected flvc runs in ris. one way. Cepedo, a gcod cook, another twm b ll. now goes to Houston and ~t w11l l So. x whipped the Yankeea 12-7, both '.he second and eighth Cepeda Sympathetic whipped "P a couple of im" 1.1 B k b h k be up to that board to mduct \ Cincinnati dropped St. Louis 7-4, mnlngs with the latter rally Don't waste your tm.e lrying OCietv steaks here the other "·'Y anri t 1e '1uc ds egan ft orneI wor. - l>im .'" liS next ca Q... . ou s <t un ay a er re urn mg ho ard 1 Pittsburgh defeated Los Angeles breaking a 7-7 deadlock Wlt'1 because you'd run out or namt-s • he and Mans enJoyed them a' from 8 su-so Califorma f!eld . But the Houston ~. the CUbs tllpped Cleveland SotUemyre on the mound. before gelling to Orlando • their ·>wn cookout. t n:J md~eated there was no date 11 3 51 ~ and Houston turned back Don Lock led ell tltc last of Cepeda "! ftrst met Orl;ndo in "P WI 1 a · · reco · planned for' .Ciay's inducuon Minnesota H In 12 Innings. the ninth with a homer that That's right, tbe same Orlan· _Mr. Glen Glaze and daughter Arizona when I was in sorm; although it would probably not ' Kaosa• City played Philadelphta l gave Philadelphia lis lie witt, do Cepeda, who supposedly Cmdy ol Middleport were re- lrainin~ wit h Clevel.md m Fight Results I bbe~to~o:l~o~ng~lr~on~>~n~o~w=.:.:~~~~~~~~~~~ to a :lr2 tie In a game .called by Kansa• Cily. plays only lor himself, who cent Saturday evening guests i958," recalled Man:. "Vjo By United Press lotcrnalinnal r' supposedly was jealous of Willie of Mr. and Mrs. Wlliiam Rad- talked a little ond gut ale"; WORCEsn:R. Mass ,uPJl • port visited Sunday with her Mays when' both were' with the ford and family. good together I l>ke p!Jymg "" . son-in-law and daughter, M Gl b 'th . d ho edl lh H. -Joe Kmg Rom•n. 186, Nrov ~ r. ants. an w suppiB Y Elmer Batley was a business I oodesa~etl r1u wd' 1 nk<m eh~ .'J York, flllt)xm:ted Ja•nrs J ' and Mrs. Clifford Cline nev~ coul!l ,..§P~ate the '"sltor m· GallipoliS ' Friday, g m er an now c; J I . . u hto f ~yo lb er, ball payer. 1 •• .1 1 JU> ,c hope 1 can , o mscm, 218, Nev. York (ill) · family. pug gonna do 1; '-'-.._· "I Understand What II means Mrs. Frank Fi,cher of Racine No immed>ale dat.ger ic, .._ l\11'. and Mrs. William for a fellow like Roger lo como spent severiil days with her sis- indicated either way. SAN FRA NC'IS~O lUI-!) _ _ _ _ _ _ _,___ man or Rock Springs have pur- here,'' Cepeda said in the ter and family, Mr. and Mr. Cepeda IS rolhn~ "'""6 at n .J<mm)• Lesteo, lOO, San Franchased the Joe Hysell Cardinals' dugout alter rippmg Clifford Leifheit and son, Rog- smart .3ll2 clip and Mam is uct mco, knorkcd out Tony Monla1 By Bertba Parker ty. three straight batting practice er' last week, far behind w1lh 286. no, 164. Phoemx, Anz. 111. at Attendaoce Free Methodist drives over the left field fence Mrs. Hugh Bearhs spent Frlat Sunday Church School'I Leonard Lyons returned on ~arch 19 was 121 Offering day to Ohio Unviersity, "I understand maybe better day with Mr. and Mro, Pal ""' '$22.&5. ' spending two weeks with than anybody elae." Wond and children. Word has been received of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cepeda should because al- Mr. and Mrs. WUI!am Folthe death of Rev. P. B. Orr of Howell. though he and Marls come from mer spent one day last week at dissimilar backgrounds, onr. CUtler with Mr. and )drs. Zanliltvllle, a lorll'•r pastor at Mrs. Harmon Fox visited her from Ponce, Puerto Rico, and James Durham and son, Chrt•, lhe , Free Melhodlsl Church son-In-law, Mr. John Douglas, the other from F go, North in honor ol Chris' lirot blrlh· "~· who is a medical patient Dakota, their ea era bave day.' Mrs. Edward Bauer ol Mar- Holzer Hospital. strangely parallel . Mr. and Mrs. Sherman RobREG. 5.99 ion, and Mill Polly Karr o! Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Preston em ,erts were SUhday evening vlsltO::OiumbJ!s spent the week end or Hunllngton, Mr. C h a r I e Both enjoy the best year of ors of Mr. and Mrs. Maston with ~ parents, Mr. and Thoma, and son, Gary, Colum- their lives · 19111. Cepeda Roberts. Mrs. DICit Karr. Mr. Karr Is a bus, and Mr. and Mrs. dubbed 142 s across, hit 46 Mrs. William Folmar and pallfnt al Veteran• Memorial Hoffman ol Florida visited over homers and baUed .311 for the Mrs. Scott Folmer w..- Galli· ~08pllal. the weekend with Mrs. Glanta thut year while Marls polis visitors Friday.' ' .. GAL. Mr. C.OCge Reushaw Is Holley. went wild with his &I homers · medical patient at MeiSS Gen Easter Sunrise service will for the Yankees. Toronto, capilli of Ontario, See Our Beautiful New Co!Drt oral Hospital. held at 6 a. m. Everyone Is Both perlorroed In the shu· Canada, haa a population of L - - - - . . - 1·" Mrs. C,arolyn Harris of St. welcome. dows el great slars like Mays 865,502 lor the c!i&>.·r~ and eONE COAT COVERS! Albans, W. Va., t!hd Mrs. Charand Mickey Mantle and both 1.25 million tor llif' ii!WOpoliProduce& a smooth, unifOI'Ill fiDish ower IDY f•Y Brown, Gallipolis, visited Washington Stato grows more overshadowed lbosa stars on tan area, • · '· surface! their mother, · Mrs. George narcissus, tulip and Iris bulbs •:--:~;;o;;=====""" ~~iii;;;;;;;;l;"-;;;;;;;;; lenshaw and their rather at than any other place In tha I eEXTRA WASHAILEI !be hospital. world, with the eoreepUon of the Soil marks wuh off quickly and easily. Mrs. Edna Faulk of llllddfe. Netherlands. clean! 1 Wall.St Late Classifieds ALL-STAR 'Mans' .• ? H ' G dp I ' e s 00 eop e says cepeda The ONE Newspaper In Most Homes .. •• Bank Robbers.' Certainly Not d Again 'Tonigh~ Celtic·s~. Russell-less Knicks Face Para de I Jn VI'etnam ' F l Up I 0"1I Tanks Smashed .' Red Tape Ancbor: BaII'IStlC. Report Awai"ted ' coaches Get Message• 'Abt'de by RU} I" OVER 5200 . Black Tt'de H p ate rogram Jn FuII Gear • . \ (......:,. 'Ceasar's Jetties Bared by 'Historic Tide '; ',_ Atlantic Ocean' .up the ·f~w treaaores lle!uit Of lhe lay.· trivial! uncovered oHs are due to curlalled oper. lot an estimated two million tourista In the "tide iif the giJm'nment promotilln Ill blrih than the rythym system already which Iiley belong, the PopelcoMequenees no one ollous , durln& a otaek period. """"'"'." : "" 1 san""oned by the Roman added. foretell," the papal policy : 1!11!! t! tt 11 _..,._,..., · ,,,.rro '" Church. ' " ' On'ly a relative few saw !be flit, ·Roman Catholic pontiff Catbolic Vatican erpert s, sald thai sa1'd· · lliiltned that such promotion But he stated that "public while the Pope ~~~ definitelY He lashed out at what · prehistoric ruins, foSsilized nillst " "respect the rightful authorities can Intervene (Iorino! approving artifiCial me!llodi callid "an Intolerable trees, end the ,remains ·of two inVaSions-that of Britain In 44 f-""•m of ma"""'ed couples" birth control) by favortnt the ,of birth' control, the' fact he -wasteful spendt'ng "prompted ,....., "'moral taw... av~llabmty of appro~ate 1n1or- refrained from mentIomng them by ostentation and ihe u- ·. J)C BC and th a,t •Ill•rrnady on ami conform "with ,l'llere was no indication the ma"on and by adopting suitable left the way open to posalble rnaments race... , . 6, .1044. ' , ro- in a major encyclical "on measures." future changes In clturch ...l...Tile rest spoiled puddles filled ...... The pontiff warned, "where teaching. • ' Global.Wel!lre PrO!I""m with shtimp and lobster, the .malicnablc rt~ht to rna• The encyclical also calied on 1 Instead, the Pope srud, there . seashells and sand when !be riage and procreation IS lacking, rlcb nallons to bear the cost of should be a ,world fund of greatest low Ude since 1000 human dignity has ceased to ~reating a world in which every money taken . from military COLUMBUS <UPI) - Gov. rolled back the sea for six miles 1man "can live a fully human •budgets to fmtnce a globe exist." A. Rhodes signed along the Fren.ch coast life." girdling progtam• to "eliminate Monday night six bllis, Gold seekers went borne Parents Declsla "It is for the parents to "SuperllUOU!l wealth should be hunger and reduce poverty." t; hi c h had apparently empty · handed. decide on the number of their placed at the service of poor 1 N~r must _!be. program _Ill that make them take Asked if anyone found the coins •· In children taking intn account nations . . . otherwiSe, lll.e easmg suffermg mterfere wtlh immediately. they expected, a police official . their ;..sponsibilitles toward continned greed of the rich] the s6vereignty of the emerging The bills: said with a Gallic shrug, "if lit• God, lhemselves, the children nations could only provoke the nations, the encyclical said. - Call a special election some people did, I am sure thut at w h I c h · they kept their mouth shut o amendments will be submitted about it." ' and ~llow the stat<l to pick up But the sights there were. the cost. M~re Punilhment COLUMBUS <UPII - Each The pay bill would provide at 1 no election was slated. _ Regulate issuance of tax chamber of the Ohio General least a 15 per cent boost for all The House gave its approval anlicipation notes by joint vo· 1. . ,aNCHORAGE, .u.ASKA _ A Assembly was to vote today on employes over the next two 91-1 to an emergency measure cational school districts. . . Sq~iei embassy ofliciBI pald a major bill - .jjle Senate <In a years, and cabinet rnemhers to allow subsUtute teachers to _ Permit counties and I (Conlmued from Page 1), • ito,ooo fme Monday to !tee n measure to control p0.1sessioo woUid get as much as $110;0011 work 100 days per school year, school boards to pay the cost of 1contain a gerro of truth, a ) lll'g Ruasian sea capiam ar.d and sale ef LSD and other hul- a year more. . . mstead of 59. . preparing official plans and al- spokesman SBld. ~ Jhe IIIID will be punished lucinalory drugs and the House If approved m the respecUve Rep. Mark Schinnerer, R- lows techn.cal institute districts Strauge SOiotloDt !iglher lor hillllegalflshlnJ in on a pay biH for 45,000 slate chambers, the measures must Lakewond, former Cleveland and .University branch districts Someone suggested using blotrJ.' s. waters off Alaska. employes. then ~ain passoge In the other. schools supenntendent, died to issue tax anticipation notes tmg paper blankets.. Bntish ''!.eonid M Ku$llchenko 29 The LSD bill sets a marimum The pace waa slow Monday the drastic need lor substitute and the trustees to issue rev- oystermen seized the tdea and ~as released from the penalty or $1,000 and six month~ night as the lawmakers return· teachers and the scarcity enue bonds. covered lll.eir oyster beds with ,ge JaU after a $lo,ooo cash· In jaU for the first olfenae o. ed from an 11-day holiday. The them. _ convey about 85 acres ol blotung paper. r'~ check was delivered to u. Ulegal purchase, use, possession Senate passed three measures There were a totaUO,OIIO cl.,s Jeffersoo County land to the Unadapted Ideas lnclnded ~ Attorney Richard McVeigh or centro! of such drugs and a and the House two. days .as! school year m county's technical institute fori sweeping the oU away With >Vw' prosecuted the case, ' 1-IO year prison terro for sub- •And six bUJs. we~ sign~d inti> land when a substitute . a campus. giant straw brooms, using sonic 1 sequent convictior.s. law Monday mgbt, mcluding the was not available to fill _ Appropriate $259,000 to the booms to break up the " A maximum penalty of a $10 House bill which sets May 2 for when fue regular teacher was state Racing Commission for Icongealed oil and fish nets to Squel!fle Play ' lllio fine and 5-20 years m pris- the special eledlon on the Ohto absent, he said. . th~ Thoroughbred Racing Fund., scoop it. up and filling the 'NEW YORK _ THE UNf. on could be Imposed lor th• Bond CommisSion and leplal· Under the present law, tf _ Extend servicemen's driv· tanker wtth balloons and farmed Firemen's Association llrst offense for illegal manu- ive reapportionment proposals subslttute exceeds !be SA er llcenses to six montitl after pong balls to refloat II. ol New York c;ty anniUJI~ facture, sale or distribution of and provides that the state Pl"k and Is retired under lhe discharge. Director Ian McPhail of the "'oeday it would begin a city· a hallucinogenic drug. up the tab in precincts where pension system he can be pen· iWorld Wild Life Fund appe~ied 'de work slow-down Friday aUzed part of the penSIOn. 1for volunteers and money. We w:mung responding only '" limits interest of retired teach· need everything... he said in his ~rt• .,,1 emergenctes. ,. ers and the" use, he said. fight to save nstt, birds and New York's firenam' an.:j seals. llcemen are . ·~ · ' bette; IRONTON, Ohio (UP() -L~w- was sent to ~· Bureau of Crlm''Much of the damage lo po d lrln benc.flt The renee County shenff's depubes Ina! ldenbftcalion •no lnveshg seabirds Is already irrepararay "' hav:"t~~ to today await a ballistics report lion at London, lor examinaCLEVELA'm (UP!) - T11o , ble." ,;rr;~e~f demand• are not mot on a bullet removed from a 17· lion. Negro city council men warned Biri hath clinics hav€ bt>en Tnelr partial work sloopa;oe~ year-old West Virginian, hoping . "It just migh! give us our Monday Hlack NJhona.JSt ha•• opened along the coast. Planes begtll$ al g' a.m EST Friday. it will prov1de a clue to his l!rst break," sa1d the depuly. groups financed from outside were being prepared til fly 1 . : · ' killer. "So far we really don't have the commumty are raising hav- some stricken birds to the north . much to go on." oc In some of the slum areas I sea coast for rest and 'itudents Return A deputy sa•d the bullet, tak The deputy said several perhere. recuperation. The Ruyal Soeiety ' VOUNGStOtvN S 0 ME en from the body of Joey sons had been questioned but NEW ORLEANS (UPI) ' Councii.,an John C. Ar.n- 1for the Protection of B~rds zn o :tudents returned to sch'lOI Adams, 17 • Huntmgton, W.Va., "t~ere wer~ no suspects." ~ist?ct . Att_Y- Jim Garmon 3 strong said acts of "pure ha- appealed to London's Bilhng· odoy tn iuburban B1ooklic'rl . ~~ don t even have a mo- ·~vestlgation mto the Ired" have been gomg on io•· sgate market for 2,000 puunds fown\hlp, followio~ the end or ltve, he SOld. ; lim of _PreOJde~t . Kennedy the pas\ ~'t" ,or three years. He of fish daily to feed "our ' a teoehers strllre over un;o" . The boy was apparently shot U!ached mto Vtrg~ma said a well-known kosher res- stricken feathered friends.'' · by a roadside sniper early Mon- Nebraska today Wtlh taurant in hts ward wns broken 1 .. B!'onkfie d day. )orders for two key WJtness:s ! mto Jast week and systematical· tred. ''Jf they J11 f'erler~l>on ot'Jreacher:: Mon- • Adams' car crashed after ite ~o have challenged GarriSons ly vandalized. Negro leader," he satd, "they 'd•) n.~ht voted to accept an •· was shot, but four other youths findmgs. He said the act was not slm· g0 aft>r him too. They are •:ecm<'"t retched earlier in the riding with him escaped injury. , New Orleana courts have I nly bm·glary but malklOUS ha· U.everybody." The inctdent occurred on Lick ordered the arrest of Sandra • ==== , between th~ union and the board calling 1,· a un· Creek Road, about three miles Morrtt, now Lilly Mae Mcrepr~sentatltln electiOI!.i jn from here. Maines, the wife of an Omaha. ta•ter part of May. ' SAIGON IUPI - U. S. Nav) Neb , minister; aod Gordon ----..,.. " piloto smashed o1( storage tank' Novel, a lounge operator who at the edge ol the Nortn Vi•l· says he has taken a lte detectir AI... r.ameSf': llfeline port of Haip:,. test 1b prove that Garnson's bC:IUIOI 1-~e S ong, arod in Sout~.. Vtetnam A· investigation is a fraud. Latest . merican rr.arh,es killed lllll Comreports said he was In Virg<nla. (Continued from page 1), munists Including some "trapll<'f] The order for Mrs. McMaines thea weapons, m•litar:· ATH~;Ns, Ohio (UP!) -They was signed Monday and her spokesmen said wday. were nnly trymg to br<•ak Jntc bond was set at $5,000. Novel's Lt. J. C. N1ck Carpent~r o[ a drug..:tore. arrest was ordered last week, CmcinMti, Ohto, one or the M But would-be burgbu s wound with bond set at $50,000. Intruder pilots striking tr.• up msid• a bank bere instead. Cballenge TeotiJOOay Haiphong oil tan'~s Monday. Unsucce~sfu1 111 prymi open The two former residents of !aid the ),ak was heavy bu: • door to the pharmaC). they New Orleans have challenged Navy ootllbs hit the 01! depo. lried wrat they arpAre"I.IY testimony by Garrison's top !Wid 11 ~t huge orange fireball thought was another ~ntrnnc~ witness and apparently are atso bounc-..1 :tp." to tho store. wanted by attorneys lor alleged The ettock, pal1 of ' U S They found lhemselvPS lnst.it conspirator Clay L. Shaw. to-mission air assauil a",ain,: a branch of the Atilens National Perry R. Russo, the state'• the Communi:it counb.·\ 's war Bank MondAy star witness testlfied at a arsenal, marked the return nf Police said the burglars ~io preliminary 'hearing that he Ameflcan plar.es for the ftrs; not take anything from lh< hunk attended a party at tfte late lime :n w..ks to the port cir; althou~n there was money '" a David W. Ferrie's apartment lhrough which VIrtual!; all o. cash draw•r with a "Sandy" Moffit the night menage. Shaw. Ferrie and Lee Harvey )@gislature was upert..>d Hanoi's imported arms come. MOIU MILIJ"NAIRES Oswald allegedly plotted the adont a series of bilis to l.rn· WASHINGTON !UP!) --; The PreSident's death. lf.:~:·t the master plo" a " d number of Amertcan mtlbU11· The Orleans Parish (county) ~ for its flnancmg bu'. aires jS on the nse, accordmg tt~ grand Jury indicted Shaw for an eye to the pa""'R• of bend commission amend· NEW YORK (UPI) -Prices the Internal Revenile Service conspiracy In the case. ,. Mrs. McMalnes told a news. . opened higher in fairly active (IRS). 1 The RS smd rn 8 pre.Jmlna~ man in Otnaha last week sne trading today on the New York 96 repurt Monday \hut 5 Am•ro· had been a friend of Russo and M·LO TEMPS Stock Ercbange. IN!!:W YORK (UPI) - The Steels and motors stayed in a caM showed adjusted l!l'C" was known in New Orleans at .teml'l"'~~ reported [ r.arrow range. Rails tended mcomes ol $1 mdllon or more the t1me as Sand Moffit to tlie il'. S. W~ather 1fractions lower. Selective elec- on the 1965 income tax .-turns However ohe dente/ attending excludmg Hawan and Ironies met support. Many they hied _last year. This ra party, at Ferrie's apartment compares w1th 482 mullonatres . Se t be 1960 M M was 1M d~f{reflos at Pre- airlines were bid up. A1rcrafts . m p em r . rs. em 19114. Maines said site did not meet lowest repor~ turned mixed morning was 21 at Bern- Chry•ler dipped ¥, to 40. CASUUTY IJST (errie until 1965. and Hibbing, Minn. • General Motors slipped II to WAStUNGTON (UPI) CLINIC REMINDER -- .. .. 781\ ••'ord remailted un<hanged Delenso Depart"""'! lsaued t'« at SF•. u.s. Steel held steady largeR! single list of easuallles T~e Gal: eounty lnndealdthGd.. 8 ~ rem ,_ at 451!. Bethlehem gav• up o;, of the Vietnam war Monday, par ment e al· identifying Ill U.S. semcemen ha county res1dents !hat the ~~: TO INTEREST OF tr 36o/,, ! · .lfASON AREA Eastman Kodak climbed a killed in action. The list weekly lmmumzabon clmlc IS po1nt to l:tSI!.t. D\1 %Pont fell ¥.. t included 79 from the Army, 31 held from 3 a.m. to 12-noon 1 Owen ll'ubu 111., T•n 11 .,.,,~, fllttet 15f.l Ling-Temeo starred for the M mes and one from the Atr every Saturday. lmmumzatlons ar are also available at the health ~atur,.,. '"' air crafts with a gain of 1%. to Fore~. department rrom 8 a.m. to t2"•~,.., 1291!.. McDonnell and Douglas •••••m• t) 1'1 ,.. •" noon and 1-2:30 p.m. each Tues• slipped lractioM. Boeing picked day. up" to sa United Atr Lines stood out In IL• section tackillll on I to 7Q"~• camptn1 Equlpmenl Metes Genenl RoopHal .. ~7~:::~, "'~"'~•• Easte•n was up at !Oil'l&. tM< 12 FOOT camper trailer, Admlotlont - Lovey Watoon, :14!\ '..o"1 Hysell. Delta .ost 1!. to 12f¥c. N•w Y"!; i1lhl fully eqUipped. bargain. must Mlddl eport; Harold , ; Central dipped ll& to 72"•. sell. Call Hotel Martin, Pome- Pomeroy: Emerson · Hayes, .......,... ~ ' o..._.,...., ., l'ennsylvania Railroad lost 14 to roy. 1 28 lie Chester; Wesley Allen, Port1 '""'"' '"'"•~" "" f!ll"'' '"" 1551h. NotlcN lancl. ,,.~ "' ..tfo- " ,.. SPECIAL - Ruth's J!eauty Sa· Dl!Obafiel - None. ~tnti~tll t)ffte. ,,.,., ~ ' JNTED fl 1 $10 liP-•~ n.,. ~, 11 , 13 9n "' FRANK APPO lon, Mason, ts o er ng ' LOCAL TEMPS ROIKt . - , . a1rrter """~.... Howard Frank, treasurer ot permanents for $8 on Mon· SllliiUtion Gtlllllllled. You must be compl•l•~ satolied or, undor · Temr r l••rP m '')wntnwn ....,.,,..,, 0r1e m&nt" IL11'1 "' Meigs County, bas cen appointdays. Tuesday! and Satur· the t~rms of yulr written sumnt11 your monty wHJ ~returned ••• 1 ... ' -' otn.OII, •• · -·"' eo tn the Resolutions committee days. Special starts March i'<o!'leroy Tuellday at 11:30 a.m. . . JI4lllltll._.... ftr dllllll. . ' . ' ' . .• ,_ ,_..., ""'' '"-"• ot the State Assoclalicn ol Coun- 28 and e1tends through April was 00 degN!eS under rai!IJ ,.M,_ ~ " ......, n.t. ------~-· · -.. ty Treasurers. 15. Phone 771-5elll. 28 lie lkles. · ·r -i . • 1· ', WAU. PAM~~,... 3.98 .... . . �.. ' ••• ' ,, I' ) '.,. l .. / . $3,12.2,114 .•School;Bu.dg··et SOCl.e•y Notes "'Qnerin FannBU..eau 'A I •· I · .p· ,, , ~ d f 67 68 T r~.ve ·. · or -.· erm ~~=ett~r. ~· M~; tnbert M p. 'L. ~~e~~sr~=~~ts.· ·i!~!::"Ln:r~~ ·=.., Mr. , lb 'llstts to the dootor anc1 · and Mrl. Guy Russell and vll'ls to the denUst per vear 1 Lynn of Pomeroy were · ' ' visitor~ ·:~~:;. ~~:~~~:::: •• ol. his parl!llls, . CANVAS FOOT WEAR and Miss Jo SmUll mlled ,_. ~,..,,.. ll:·tng at their home here. PT. PLIIlA&Nr - The est!· wblch. iJ an lncrei!J8 ol $210creek. n,.day wU!t Mrs. Kenneth · .Lee jCnapp of Langsville For Tht Wholt Family mated !Jud8el .for the 1967 • 118 per year and tbe beallll No acli!>n Will taken on er and new daUBhter at Holzer spent ,a ~eek with his grand· lehool· Jt8l' wu apProved by ment budeet of $7,5110. by Frank Cabehart, Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charley the M111011 . COunty Boaril of The oo.id approved file Pleasant, and Mr. and Mn. Everett Lam· and Jo. · Education MaadaY nllht In the mediate transfer of lite special Grand Barnell, New Mrs. Joe JOhnBOII, ---amoWlt of $3,12:,11t SllbJect to education olass ol Centra I ville, lor .the position Of ,head Mr. and Mrs. tlveslock raising was e the approval o{ tbe ota~. The School to the edi!Cation rooms bukelball coach and athletic en. and family, Mr. ly lnd tr pra. · board lkio iipp!oved IIH! levy ol Cbrist Ep)scopal Church. The rector at Wahama lligh. Mrs. Slo1111 and Mr. tk!~lly the on us Y 1n . estimate of $586,545. sludenls wUI be transported The request of Coach Dick Eugeue Underwood visit- ! ~·~ Washington during the Mlddlaport Due to a • m111ioJ1 deafeue from the cbufcb to the Ware, Pl. Pleasant High, to ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. li ,-lil,;::a;:le~s"'e~ar:.:l:Y:=-..:......-......-. In tu valuation 1n the county, school lor their lunch by a football conference at Grover, Joy, and new Tft•- .., 1 . , K~- 117 S the COUDIJ'a ahara will 11110unt OO.i. the Unlveralty ol Tenneasee Jennifer. M R een I IP' r peocwuoo 1o . .1M leN tbll year, Bus drivers l!dlltl Mayes, IS.:14 was approved. and Mrs. Everett Lam· Also ~ 'lfu tbt budget Adrlall Ladley and Frederick members reported visired Sunday afternoon ol llle bolrd'a lmounl o1 GU Propp, IJIPUled, 1eeldJla a had been circulated that with their daughter, 'Mr. Barnett's 4-B - ~ of f3,M6, ra!H ·Ior llle C school bUI board had voted not to al· Mrs. Harley Jlanlng of Flat_ _ ..;_.:.;_.;.;;.,....;.:....;,,..:..,:,__: drtvm. They - • IDiormed the annual trip of Point wood. JETSTAR 88 J,' by the board lbal 11oti!IDJ Hi•' seniors 1o New Jamie Sue and Todd Johnson 5 HOL. CPE. - - - eoDld be proml11d at 1- II and th:junior High Stu· ol Pomeroy were Saturday visitV·B matorj auto. trans., power brokes, power steering, .. time ao thy bad 'llle jlllllon their annual Washtnglon, · radio, wls w tilils, wheel discs, whlte over blue witb and •oorM!Irlos to eoulder aJ. D. C. trip. The board slated was scheduled for Monday, Apo blue Inter or, Jlle local owner. ~ lt. no application or request rU lOth at 7:30 p.m. · , ,· Resignations were accepted been made lor either, and Present last nliht w e r. & from Robert Oliver, coach at they could not turn clown board members Earl Keeler, ''You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" Wahama High School, and Dorthey bad not receiv· Harry Sldo!'ll, BUI Boward, Dr 992·5342 Pomeroy, Ohio · othy Oliver, teacher at Leonard Brown and Ted SteCadillac- Oldsmobile PLIIIWNT- aty coun. at the end of the scltool term, :,Tb~e:;n::•.::xt:_:m~ee::tin~g~o::.f::tb:e::b•::ar::d:,:I_:V::ens::_•_________;:,,_,..,._~=--·"""--'""""'-"""~"""'-""""-"'""-~ enPI'.Moadl)' llllht cletennlned the and the resignation of Clinton 1 levy llllmil" for the 1167-a Tucker, janilor at Arlmckle • fiscal year iDil aet the flood- Creek school, ellective imrnedl~ I waU tu lDr lbe Cllllllog year. alely. Amerdee Oldaker wu The levy eet!mate lor the year hired as janitor at Arbuclde Is $19ll,'llill .'lllldl II the uti- - - _ _ _ . . .' . THE SHOE BOX -•-u ' · -!d eVJts W L BYCouneil For '6·7•."68 PANEL MAGI:C nstom beauty to nod paneiiiJ -.:-. lleaaty---w.. oealtudlllhw 1rom 11u -a ,....u.,, woodwork allll furniture, Clenl, priiii'Tiflt mtoree IIMUrol .-1 pill. Euy to -.lllnJ ""' wipe all'. u-. ....r....,_ KING BUILDERS SUPPLY :::=.:..!::!'me:~ lliiiOIIIII of $00,'/M. 'llle 191'1 • Decorator Colors H"'-W Chlso, Mtr· l.ocull St. Mkldll!llrl Ph1111 WY 2-2511 Women's ltahan Style LOAFERS $5.99 pr. I£4Wprnent . . Roush's Shoe Store tor yuur budget/ . . aJ,N for your family/ THRU .THE WANT ADS THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992 2156 Hospital News in the pa, yau on the go! ., You ca11 pL;t con fidence in your Gc.·od Ne1ghbor Ashland Oil Dealer. He ceres. And he backs this up with expert knowiedge on proper car car·e. He ;:; th:xot~gh , accurate. conscielltio~,;s, rehab l~ ' -you can count on 1t. Your Ashland Oil Dealer o;1ers you superior products, too -like Valvoline Motor Oil and Ashla ,~d Vitalized Gasoline. · So drive in and see your Good . Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer. All the "little extras" in h1s servi~ ' put "extra go" in your car! ASHLAND OIL & REFINING lll8MPAN' P!~at Valley Boapllll Mrs. Jam~ Caufruan, 4dnllllll4: , perry Llvlnpton, Pleasant, daughter, J.U p.m. Pt. Jl!wmt; Allred Bolea, MOilday, Pt. P!iluant; Mrl. ICmeal Col· DllcbarJfo ller, POint Pleasant; Mrl. Otba Mrs. WUIIam M. Bo~d. Mrs. J.,evlng, New Haven; Mrs. Paul Bessie Betz, Mrs. David M. Hart, Letart; James Fauver, Caldwell, Charles P. · Come,, Cottag8vi~; Raymond Smllll, Robert F. l!llline, John w.••, ... Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Gary Grecory I.. GUienwater, Chapman, Pl. Pleasant; . Mrt. 11'. Goetl, Jr., Ray M. ~~~~~ James,Hartley, Galllpolll. Mrs. Ernest F. Maag, W D11cbaried: Lisa Sauer • Ed· M. Mer~:er. Mrs. Edward L. lilt WU.tn, Bill McDade, John Jer l(lmberly Jo Neville, GWOll·l Turley ·Mrs. Dewltt Brownbll, di 0Sue ReY~Iolds, Mlchaellln<Ja, 1 Houstoil Brannan, Mr1, 0111 ,.ul. MarKle Rife Robert ROUfih• Thomas, David J. Blrlll: Mr. and Mr1. Paul Jimmie G. Parker, and Jlart, ~tarl, a son. . ::.On::·~------- I AlUIFSI'S REPORTED PT. PLEASANT - Arl'tlll recordiil! at the counl)' laU duro THtLoose• , the·, weekend were Lewla ~· . Mlclclltp~~rt l~f. &lPAtm l\\f. S\lf. KARR VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES 68 Jiv)'. II approlimately $10,· Holler H..pltal: VIsiting 000 blgbei' tlla!! tile 1161-67 levy. hours ,_4 and 7-8 p.m. l'arenls The DOQdwaU tu: remains only on Pediatrics Ward. !be Qm& u Jut year, which Is Admlulono $2 per flOG valuaUoa In zone r, Mrs. Robert L. Ros•.' ' 828 wl!lcb klcludu from the flood- Second Ave.; Thomas M. K••· waU to 811! Street, and ·110 cents sell, 547 Jackson Pike; Mis. per ftOO nltlalloll In wne 2, Nelson Cromley, 130 Pme St. : \\ilich Includes property from Ttent E. FllllnJer, 654 Second 6th street 1o the fioodwall in Ave.; Mrs. Ronnie M. Dei1on~·. l the llill'tb eod. Rt. 2 Crown City; Donovan Following lbe ·readlni of the Clagg, Rio Gr1111de; ElmE!f 1 two levies the special meeting V. stapleton, Rt. 2 Crown Cily: was adjoumed 111W April 18th Deborah A. Darnbrough, L<>w· wl!lcfl iu etalulory meellni lor er River Rd.: Ronald E. BaiT, the approval of the levy order. Rl. ll:lalllpolis; Mrs. c. Bla!lne I 'llle. IU!ll regular council Saunders, Rt. I Crown meettnc will be held on April Mrs. Thom_as P. Bowman, loth at 7:30 p.m. 1 Crown City; Mrs. Jameo Atlending last . nlgbl'l ae1o Caulman, Pt. Pleuant; Roc:ky I sion were Mayor D. B. Morgan, J. Slur&eon, Rt. 2 Gallipolis Fer· Clerk ' Diet Melrose, Attorney .; Floyd G. Keefer, Pt. Plea'" Ray Mussrave and councilmen ani; Mrs. Jm_nes E. Roacil, Pl. Wallace Smith, Russell Rolland, Pleasant; L<>1s L. Frank, Elmer Jones Jim Fllber Jim cine; John w. Casey, Lan.«8· Wlq~s, ~etr Tllabet, ~- ville: Todd A. Mugrage, Rt. ard J111!1e !llld Ernul i!andley. Racine; Mrs. O..~ald E. JOI\!1- 1 Followli!i llle laylnc ol the son, Rt. 1 Reedsville; Mrs. El· l•vle4. mOIJl))erl Informally vm E. Thompason, Rutland; dloeusaed, H!:eJ181nC o1 private James A. Dlekersoo, Rt. a. clubs under lbe new liquor bill oton; Mrs. John P. Kammskr, lellllltlOII. . Oak Hill; Mrs. Ralph W. Nazor, Attorney. Musrave lilted be Jronlon; Gergory L. Rainer, would7l!ive 1111 ordinance drawn Jackson: Mrs. Duane IL "'""'•! u~ 011:. lbe lieellslni to preoent Rt. 3 Proolorville; Mrs. to couilcll at .lhe resu1ar 1eaalun pas E. Lavender, Ravenswood; on Afll'll !Oib. Carla K. Coeper. Jackson; Paul Allo' dlacuned was the coat D. Kelly, Rl I Wellston . of chllln llDk fencing lor tile E. Jac~on. Wellston; Marion I two IGlnla eourt1 recently con· 0 · Perk!DS, Ashland, Ky. ; slructld and 1 report 00 liter· Ralph s. HoiUn"'head, Rl. alurt .atudled by 1 eommltlee WeUaton; Debra A. Bowers, eomposecl of Emest Handley, Roberisllur&. W. Va.; Jim ~ and JIDI Wiggans, W. Heward, .West Russell, on baeldloea wblcb the c II 1 Mrs. S~ey o. Bush, Rt. h .,_ ......... lD the near WeUaton, Mrs, Jesse J. opt1 w p......se li0110va, W. Va.; Mils Alllla future~ . Brown, Wellston. COCHRAN PAINTS tAl $1895 ._....= Mlclcllaport, 0. SenrJet - Kllliler 4&0.00 lerviM - (Hiu . 1,6(1U.21 l Servl('t - (Hber , ;22.00 md rood . . . . . . JtMO.Il 64 Old 1\\( ft\&f. tor your ~jtchenl i PROM TIME IS COMING•. GUESS WHO HAS MORE BWmFUL FCWAAIS THAN ANYBODY ELSE? . with clean electric h«Jt Yeo,~ Electric heaiiat II hen tollt4ly beea-lt'o the cleaneot, saleot, moet per.. feet warmth onder any roof. Indl.tclual IVOm eontro" eliminate eold spoil, main- _... DUl'Lill 20 ,only • 22t5-lb. no•dtftostinl frHrtr • TKt·Out Juloe C•n CIJtpennr $549·95 • Now Frl(lld Mut Koopor • ,!~oar tholvu hold 71 pl. milk cartons. / I CHOOSJAN ADMIRAl DUPLEX .••pflflrrld by muff · ~n thlll 1/!Y otlttr 1idt·bY.,Id1 flfrillfiiDr·ffllllr BAKER FURNITURE ·• I! ' \ tenanee eoou .,. prlolllllly .,.: oxiatent. Get wit!) "" ............ Switch toeJ-.flamel..-trlciMIIfna In your home, new or r-.ld1d. AM.., we'U tell you the w1101t ...,., 'l'weQty yean )'011 dlcL ' Ycru're J'llht. Dnfi.Shuler. IU&ht now we can show you 01111 of the flne8t seleeo IIODI of spriJiS form~ we hsve ever hsd.• This llle811J the~'i 110 niled to settle t \ .. ... b1'fak into -the future How ill ure tune ror ~ to be tbbddn, about llamele. eloetric hoont '-t.lnt. -:? f.'AI.Sf; 'lEETH . ' the .L.CTIIIC co. .. - - - . . .............. ll.. fiiCfiiC . . .,.-.., · . 51111 5-15- $20.00 to $35.00 - 2nd Floor :f MYRL COAKLEY · ELECTRIC HEATING AND INSULATI!)N ll'HONE 667-3415 i 1 ,, \ ' -• ' t ' ' . l ' 412 2nd Ave.' -~ ., ... ,, ' I ; !. ;.,. ' ~ .,j. '' ,. 11 ' · Homer Cdrtll, it, ~ce warranll ROllo ~ Pt. Pleullll. ~ · ~~:2%, Galli~ Jl'ero, · Pearson, U, Git: .u c1111111ed w1~ 1 : ,. • '" Talle to yow heatifll coneractor about apeciflc installoti(ma. ' ·1 i lor a choice from a limited ar9up, you cu aelect your lovely formal from the, ~ateet collectlo11 we've ever offered. Chooae.from lheer ca1e · 8tylc8, slim lhtiaths, empire ehapes, fuU flared floor lengths ud illaiiY\ muy more, Iii mowy wblte alld the most luscious pastels.you em Imagine! Sketched, left to riJbl, an empire waisted,. full flared floor 1eJIIth IIOWII with contrutins blild ablwe the waist, and a tilted crepe lheatb under a nylon net caae. •, ' JGU1 K .... frola - E~~with52,drlvtna Pt. Pleullll, willie ,Ill: 1"1 JIICIT Embarrass _l ·~ ,I :~: . ,, ' oo I • ', . .. ., .' �.. ' ••• ' ,, I' ) '.,. l .. / . $3,12.2,114 .•School;Bu.dg··et SOCl.e•y Notes "'Qnerin FannBU..eau 'A I •· I · .p· ,, , ~ d f 67 68 T r~.ve ·. · or -.· erm ~~=ett~r. ~· M~; tnbert M p. 'L. ~~e~~sr~=~~ts.· ·i!~!::"Ln:r~~ ·=.., Mr. , lb 'llstts to the dootor anc1 · and Mrl. Guy Russell and vll'ls to the denUst per vear 1 Lynn of Pomeroy were · ' ' visitor~ ·:~~:;. ~~:~~~:::: •• ol. his parl!llls, . CANVAS FOOT WEAR and Miss Jo SmUll mlled ,_. ~,..,,.. ll:·tng at their home here. PT. PLIIlA&Nr - The est!· wblch. iJ an lncrei!J8 ol $210creek. n,.day wU!t Mrs. Kenneth · .Lee jCnapp of Langsville For Tht Wholt Family mated !Jud8el .for the 1967 • 118 per year and tbe beallll No acli!>n Will taken on er and new daUBhter at Holzer spent ,a ~eek with his grand· lehool· Jt8l' wu apProved by ment budeet of $7,5110. by Frank Cabehart, Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charley the M111011 . COunty Boaril of The oo.id approved file Pleasant, and Mr. and Mn. Everett Lam· and Jo. · Education MaadaY nllht In the mediate transfer of lite special Grand Barnell, New Mrs. Joe JOhnBOII, ---amoWlt of $3,12:,11t SllbJect to education olass ol Centra I ville, lor .the position Of ,head Mr. and Mrs. tlveslock raising was e the approval o{ tbe ota~. The School to the edi!Cation rooms bukelball coach and athletic en. and family, Mr. ly lnd tr pra. · board lkio iipp!oved IIH! levy ol Cbrist Ep)scopal Church. The rector at Wahama lligh. Mrs. Slo1111 and Mr. tk!~lly the on us Y 1n . estimate of $586,545. sludenls wUI be transported The request of Coach Dick Eugeue Underwood visit- ! ~·~ Washington during the Mlddlaport Due to a • m111ioJ1 deafeue from the cbufcb to the Ware, Pl. Pleasant High, to ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. li ,-lil,;::a;:le~s"'e~ar:.:l:Y:=-..:......-......-. In tu valuation 1n the county, school lor their lunch by a football conference at Grover, Joy, and new Tft•- .., 1 . , K~- 117 S the COUDIJ'a ahara will 11110unt OO.i. the Unlveralty ol Tenneasee Jennifer. M R een I IP' r peocwuoo 1o . .1M leN tbll year, Bus drivers l!dlltl Mayes, IS.:14 was approved. and Mrs. Everett Lam· Also ~ 'lfu tbt budget Adrlall Ladley and Frederick members reported visired Sunday afternoon ol llle bolrd'a lmounl o1 GU Propp, IJIPUled, 1eeldJla a had been circulated that with their daughter, 'Mr. Barnett's 4-B - ~ of f3,M6, ra!H ·Ior llle C school bUI board had voted not to al· Mrs. Harley Jlanlng of Flat_ _ ..;_.:.;_.;.;;.,....;.:....;,,..:..,:,__: drtvm. They - • IDiormed the annual trip of Point wood. JETSTAR 88 J,' by the board lbal 11oti!IDJ Hi•' seniors 1o New Jamie Sue and Todd Johnson 5 HOL. CPE. - - - eoDld be proml11d at 1- II and th:junior High Stu· ol Pomeroy were Saturday visitV·B matorj auto. trans., power brokes, power steering, .. time ao thy bad 'llle jlllllon their annual Washtnglon, · radio, wls w tilils, wheel discs, whlte over blue witb and •oorM!Irlos to eoulder aJ. D. C. trip. The board slated was scheduled for Monday, Apo blue Inter or, Jlle local owner. ~ lt. no application or request rU lOth at 7:30 p.m. · , ,· Resignations were accepted been made lor either, and Present last nliht w e r. & from Robert Oliver, coach at they could not turn clown board members Earl Keeler, ''You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" Wahama High School, and Dorthey bad not receiv· Harry Sldo!'ll, BUI Boward, Dr 992·5342 Pomeroy, Ohio · othy Oliver, teacher at Leonard Brown and Ted SteCadillac- Oldsmobile PLIIIWNT- aty coun. at the end of the scltool term, :,Tb~e:;n::•.::xt:_:m~ee::tin~g~o::.f::tb:e::b•::ar::d:,:I_:V::ens::_•_________;:,,_,..,._~=--·"""--'""""'-"""~"""'-""""-"'""-~ enPI'.Moadl)' llllht cletennlned the and the resignation of Clinton 1 levy llllmil" for the 1167-a Tucker, janilor at Arlmckle • fiscal year iDil aet the flood- Creek school, ellective imrnedl~ I waU tu lDr lbe Cllllllog year. alely. Amerdee Oldaker wu The levy eet!mate lor the year hired as janitor at Arbuclde Is $19ll,'llill .'lllldl II the uti- - - _ _ _ . . .' . THE SHOE BOX -•-u ' · -!d eVJts W L BYCouneil For '6·7•."68 PANEL MAGI:C nstom beauty to nod paneiiiJ -.:-. lleaaty---w.. oealtudlllhw 1rom 11u -a ,....u.,, woodwork allll furniture, Clenl, priiii'Tiflt mtoree IIMUrol .-1 pill. Euy to -.lllnJ ""' wipe all'. u-. ....r....,_ KING BUILDERS SUPPLY :::=.:..!::!'me:~ lliiiOIIIII of $00,'/M. 'llle 191'1 • Decorator Colors H"'-W Chlso, Mtr· l.ocull St. Mkldll!llrl Ph1111 WY 2-2511 Women's ltahan Style LOAFERS $5.99 pr. I£4Wprnent . . Roush's Shoe Store tor yuur budget/ . . aJ,N for your family/ THRU .THE WANT ADS THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992 2156 Hospital News in the pa, yau on the go! ., You ca11 pL;t con fidence in your Gc.·od Ne1ghbor Ashland Oil Dealer. He ceres. And he backs this up with expert knowiedge on proper car car·e. He ;:; th:xot~gh , accurate. conscielltio~,;s, rehab l~ ' -you can count on 1t. Your Ashland Oil Dealer o;1ers you superior products, too -like Valvoline Motor Oil and Ashla ,~d Vitalized Gasoline. · So drive in and see your Good . Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer. All the "little extras" in h1s servi~ ' put "extra go" in your car! ASHLAND OIL & REFINING lll8MPAN' P!~at Valley Boapllll Mrs. Jam~ Caufruan, 4dnllllll4: , perry Llvlnpton, Pleasant, daughter, J.U p.m. Pt. Jl!wmt; Allred Bolea, MOilday, Pt. P!iluant; Mrl. ICmeal Col· DllcbarJfo ller, POint Pleasant; Mrl. Otba Mrs. WUIIam M. Bo~d. Mrs. J.,evlng, New Haven; Mrs. Paul Bessie Betz, Mrs. David M. Hart, Letart; James Fauver, Caldwell, Charles P. · Come,, Cottag8vi~; Raymond Smllll, Robert F. l!llline, John w.••, ... Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Gary Grecory I.. GUienwater, Chapman, Pl. Pleasant; . Mrt. 11'. Goetl, Jr., Ray M. ~~~~~ James,Hartley, Galllpolll. Mrs. Ernest F. Maag, W D11cbaried: Lisa Sauer • Ed· M. Mer~:er. Mrs. Edward L. lilt WU.tn, Bill McDade, John Jer l(lmberly Jo Neville, GWOll·l Turley ·Mrs. Dewltt Brownbll, di 0Sue ReY~Iolds, Mlchaellln<Ja, 1 Houstoil Brannan, Mr1, 0111 ,.ul. MarKle Rife Robert ROUfih• Thomas, David J. Blrlll: Mr. and Mr1. Paul Jimmie G. Parker, and Jlart, ~tarl, a son. . ::.On::·~------- I AlUIFSI'S REPORTED PT. PLEASANT - Arl'tlll recordiil! at the counl)' laU duro THtLoose• , the·, weekend were Lewla ~· . Mlclclltp~~rt l~f. &lPAtm l\\f. S\lf. KARR VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES 68 Jiv)'. II approlimately $10,· Holler H..pltal: VIsiting 000 blgbei' tlla!! tile 1161-67 levy. hours ,_4 and 7-8 p.m. l'arenls The DOQdwaU tu: remains only on Pediatrics Ward. !be Qm& u Jut year, which Is Admlulono $2 per flOG valuaUoa In zone r, Mrs. Robert L. Ros•.' ' 828 wl!lcb klcludu from the flood- Second Ave.; Thomas M. K••· waU to 811! Street, and ·110 cents sell, 547 Jackson Pike; Mis. per ftOO nltlalloll In wne 2, Nelson Cromley, 130 Pme St. : \\ilich Includes property from Ttent E. FllllnJer, 654 Second 6th street 1o the fioodwall in Ave.; Mrs. Ronnie M. Dei1on~·. l the llill'tb eod. Rt. 2 Crown City; Donovan Following lbe ·readlni of the Clagg, Rio Gr1111de; ElmE!f 1 two levies the special meeting V. stapleton, Rt. 2 Crown Cily: was adjoumed 111W April 18th Deborah A. Darnbrough, L<>w· wl!lcfl iu etalulory meellni lor er River Rd.: Ronald E. BaiT, the approval of the levy order. Rl. ll:lalllpolis; Mrs. c. Bla!lne I 'llle. IU!ll regular council Saunders, Rt. I Crown meettnc will be held on April Mrs. Thom_as P. Bowman, loth at 7:30 p.m. 1 Crown City; Mrs. Jameo Atlending last . nlgbl'l ae1o Caulman, Pt. Pleuant; Roc:ky I sion were Mayor D. B. Morgan, J. Slur&eon, Rt. 2 Gallipolis Fer· Clerk ' Diet Melrose, Attorney .; Floyd G. Keefer, Pt. Plea'" Ray Mussrave and councilmen ani; Mrs. Jm_nes E. Roacil, Pl. Wallace Smith, Russell Rolland, Pleasant; L<>1s L. Frank, Elmer Jones Jim Fllber Jim cine; John w. Casey, Lan.«8· Wlq~s, ~etr Tllabet, ~- ville: Todd A. Mugrage, Rt. ard J111!1e !llld Ernul i!andley. Racine; Mrs. O..~ald E. JOI\!1- 1 Followli!i llle laylnc ol the son, Rt. 1 Reedsville; Mrs. El· l•vle4. mOIJl))erl Informally vm E. Thompason, Rutland; dloeusaed, H!:eJ181nC o1 private James A. Dlekersoo, Rt. a. clubs under lbe new liquor bill oton; Mrs. John P. Kammskr, lellllltlOII. . Oak Hill; Mrs. Ralph W. Nazor, Attorney. Musrave lilted be Jronlon; Gergory L. Rainer, would7l!ive 1111 ordinance drawn Jackson: Mrs. Duane IL "'""'•! u~ 011:. lbe lieellslni to preoent Rt. 3 Proolorville; Mrs. to couilcll at .lhe resu1ar 1eaalun pas E. Lavender, Ravenswood; on Afll'll !Oib. Carla K. Coeper. Jackson; Paul Allo' dlacuned was the coat D. Kelly, Rl I Wellston . of chllln llDk fencing lor tile E. Jac~on. Wellston; Marion I two IGlnla eourt1 recently con· 0 · Perk!DS, Ashland, Ky. ; slructld and 1 report 00 liter· Ralph s. HoiUn"'head, Rl. alurt .atudled by 1 eommltlee WeUaton; Debra A. Bowers, eomposecl of Emest Handley, Roberisllur&. W. Va.; Jim ~ and JIDI Wiggans, W. Heward, .West Russell, on baeldloea wblcb the c II 1 Mrs. S~ey o. Bush, Rt. h .,_ ......... lD the near WeUaton, Mrs, Jesse J. opt1 w p......se li0110va, W. Va.; Mils Alllla future~ . Brown, Wellston. COCHRAN PAINTS tAl $1895 ._....= Mlclcllaport, 0. SenrJet - Kllliler 4&0.00 lerviM - (Hiu . 1,6(1U.21 l Servl('t - (Hber , ;22.00 md rood . . . . . . JtMO.Il 64 Old 1\\( ft\&f. tor your ~jtchenl i PROM TIME IS COMING•. GUESS WHO HAS MORE BWmFUL FCWAAIS THAN ANYBODY ELSE? . with clean electric h«Jt Yeo,~ Electric heaiiat II hen tollt4ly beea-lt'o the cleaneot, saleot, moet per.. feet warmth onder any roof. Indl.tclual IVOm eontro" eliminate eold spoil, main- _... DUl'Lill 20 ,only • 22t5-lb. no•dtftostinl frHrtr • TKt·Out Juloe C•n CIJtpennr $549·95 • Now Frl(lld Mut Koopor • ,!~oar tholvu hold 71 pl. milk cartons. / I CHOOSJAN ADMIRAl DUPLEX .••pflflrrld by muff · ~n thlll 1/!Y otlttr 1idt·bY.,Id1 flfrillfiiDr·ffllllr BAKER FURNITURE ·• I! ' \ tenanee eoou .,. prlolllllly .,.: oxiatent. Get wit!) "" ............ Switch toeJ-.flamel..-trlciMIIfna In your home, new or r-.ld1d. AM.., we'U tell you the w1101t ...,., 'l'weQty yean )'011 dlcL ' Ycru're J'llht. Dnfi.Shuler. IU&ht now we can show you 01111 of the flne8t seleeo IIODI of spriJiS form~ we hsve ever hsd.• This llle811J the~'i 110 niled to settle t \ .. ... b1'fak into -the future How ill ure tune ror ~ to be tbbddn, about llamele. eloetric hoont '-t.lnt. -:? f.'AI.Sf; 'lEETH . ' the .L.CTIIIC co. .. - - - . . .............. ll.. fiiCfiiC . . .,.-.., · . 51111 5-15- $20.00 to $35.00 - 2nd Floor :f MYRL COAKLEY · ELECTRIC HEATING AND INSULATI!)N ll'HONE 667-3415 i 1 ,, \ ' -• ' t ' ' . l ' 412 2nd Ave.' -~ ., ... ,, ' I ; !. ;.,. ' ~ .,j. '' ,. 11 ' · Homer Cdrtll, it, ~ce warranll ROllo ~ Pt. Pleullll. ~ · ~~:2%, Galli~ Jl'ero, · Pearson, U, Git: .u c1111111ed w1~ 1 : ,. • '" Talle to yow heatifll coneractor about apeciflc installoti(ma. ' ·1 i lor a choice from a limited ar9up, you cu aelect your lovely formal from the, ~ateet collectlo11 we've ever offered. Chooae.from lheer ca1e · 8tylc8, slim lhtiaths, empire ehapes, fuU flared floor lengths ud illaiiY\ muy more, Iii mowy wblte alld the most luscious pastels.you em Imagine! Sketched, left to riJbl, an empire waisted,. full flared floor 1eJIIth IIOWII with contrutins blild ablwe the waist, and a tilted crepe lheatb under a nylon net caae. •, ' JGU1 K .... frola - E~~with52,drlvtna Pt. Pleullll, willie ,Ill: 1"1 JIICIT Embarrass _l ·~ ,I :~: . ,, ' oo I • ', . .. ., .' �.' I. ·'' ' . ·.' • ,~, )Jft' AQj , , ""l.•. "j. ·l INFORMATION • ,.MDriat ~ on '""" , ..,..,.., DMCIIIM t a. M. Cl1¥.:t'l•tr41M a carrHt~ w111 -.. Dll' ,m• untn • •· M. tw ef ,..,_..cetlon ~··· • . . . ' ' •. : " · ill - J.' ' ' ' , -~ ,. • ~ . ·- ,, u1•ct •nv tdt deemd •• , ·ltDlt. Th• pUblltlltr .wllln nat ~ ~ponllb'- fiiH" 'mclte t""A GB ~ • ·~ llbll ftr IIUII't tl'llft GM ln~ cl lnt4rtlon .. RATII for W1nf Ad ltrvl« t cenll ,., word, ent lflltrflel'l. Mifliruv.m Chltte 7Sc 11 ctntl fM' Word, "''" t:efttAC• 1 • 11 ~ •niertlom. · 11 ttntl P'' woN. ,,. cOMKuttv• instrl\onl. td .., 1 5 per cent OIICOUnt lit PI ne ld p1ld wlttlln 11 tllyl, 1 CARD OF THANKS & OIITUARIII SI.SO for 50 word mlnlll'lulll. 11ch tddlllon•' word lie, BLIND ADI Card of T!-t•nk' ' ,I ' ~ IARNIY GOOGLI ~ltd SNUPIIY IMI'l'H ly FRED WSWiLL ~ ' ' -?HI WILLITS GOODY If.. · NOWWE tCAN.GO BACK OUTTO TH' ' :1"11,' '' '... .... . ·' , · " ' .. \. .. ' .... ... . GOSSIP FENCE, · ElVINEY 1960 NERCURY I Statton wason, local 1 owner. Good tires, shift, black finlsb, r<d interior, radio $5$0 ' va ' EVJNRUDE engine, atd. $1550 1964 CHEVROLET . 8', Fleets ide Pickup, 1 local owner with low mllease and nice and clean VB engine, radio, heater, eood H.D. tires, r<ar bumper, West Coast mirror, white top· over blue finish, nice and sharp. · 5 1964 CHEVROLET · S.le, •nd Service Ohio Boat i!ld Motor , .• , Llcens• SCHW~L MARINE $139 lh ton panel, VB engine, auto. tra"!ls., power steering It brakes, radio, heater, like new tJre6, Potutraction rear axle. Pomeroy Motor ' 1963 ,, FORD TRACTOR Co. " • With 'AKER & SEYFRIED. HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING TRACTOR BUY! . OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Addlllol'lll Ut Ctllrtl par Ad\ltr- •i~ement. OFFICI 'MOUU 1•31 • m. to 5:00 p, m., Dllty 1: 30 1 · ..... t• 11:00 Noon, l•turd•Y ' IT'! IAIY TO PLACI ot. WANT AD PHONI tfNUt .. . ... RIGULATIONJ "" ,u.. llshar , ...,_." th rltht te . . ., ,/ Busin~ss ·ServiC:il- ' $l991:tlbi .: WANT ' AD 1N~.OlMA~IOII • • ti:O'\ULitllt • ... ' . "\')·., (I; • ·' " • ' HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONE 664-3370 Phone 992-3994 or 992-2395 Pomeror,-0. TERRY By GEORGE WONDER LI'L ABNEII POMIIIO'I, OHIO AL.WS REMEMBER MAH GRANDOlESA'IIN'':LOV£ IS 8ETT£R'N HAT£,tJ£aJZ IT'S EVEN NiCER!/" For Sale For Rent ZAG, only months COMBINATION Philco • Duro old, repossessed mouei. KM. Malic, washer & dryer. Write full price $42.50, beautJful 0. E. Durham, Rt. l, Harrlnut console, makes sonville. 3 28 holes, sews on buttons, fancy designs •itboul ments. Try it in your r.o•••· i Call 992-3218. 3 26 Carpenter Social News By ART SANSOM iiiERE'§AIOTIIING UKE A BOlKET OF COI.D PEA.t:.E iOfORESTAI.L. A IIOT WAR ! '"'iOcici = . ·-' ~ ~ETEVERYIIODY IT:S 700 DANGEROUS/ . BUNNY, llEAI<.COME IN• SIDE AND PLAY 11<• NEW~WE • YOU. F1611T IN PEA.c.eP· ;-----" ...J-,:;, r:/1, 'iJI)1 .•. .. . . ., ' By HOWIE SCHIIEIDER OOIJ'T f3G. STUPID I YOU IJEED 'r'OOR TEETH TO EAT WITH! FRE~J<LE,S (l ltv ~ ffU. lor. T.Jd. lot. UJ. '"'· 011. AND HIS FIUENDS WHAT~A MATTER? VOO ~EVER HEARD OF CHICKEN SOUP? . GASOLINE ALL.EY . ~.o. ~ - ..;'!3 By MERRILl BLOSSER LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ( - APPLICATIONS MOM'S FOR CARRIERS ·roO ~usv I(EAD MUCH AND TO eoo·Boo OHLY LOOI<.S IN MIDDLEPORT. ' By HAROLD GRAY J PAPERS M~ NOT Mt:r'iTION IT"· ANYWAY AT Tl-l'e. SPORn:. PAG"Es l Contact Faye Manley ' WINNIE WINKLE I'OLilE E!R01A~rrY! WJ.tY NOT ' ,, .- . . .,., t'l41 kJHAT Tl·l'? GREin' JUPITER I MAMIE! DID vou, S HE TI41S '? ' ' Middleport - AlLEY 1 . YEAH! ... AN' MDE.,._? c.\ii. "' I I 'llll~ PEOPLE WILL I!& SCATTE!tl10 'ro 1H 1 FOUR WINDS! I 'I I I ABBIE AND SLATS -• ~ . ' . ' ' '• . mM t;ainees. See our at on Page 8. 2 27 3tc WANTED. Work for bulldozer. ONE t.luminum house trailer, Phone 992-2m. 3 27 !Ole ' 16 rt: one 2-burner Coi•man BA-IfMiiD.- Apply 1n- pera<•n at camp stove; one 14 It -olumHi-Ho Bar, Middleport. 0 . inurn boat Will sell or trade 3 28 6tc for •mailer boat. Phone 992=:-:-:=7"'-=--:---:;-; 6376. 3 26 3lp TWO MEN for Grade B •lairy, 1 general iarm hand, ••par· BALDVIIN Spinet piano and ate houses ful'Dishec!. Glen- Baldwin Spinel Organ to Jxo dale 8kidmore, Shade. Ph""" picked up in lhl• area. Will 696-1187. ' 3 7j) 6lc -~--· __ ____ sell logether or separntely. Write. Credit Mgr., Graves THREE LADIES, full or part- Piano and Organ Co., l83 E lime, excellent opportunity lo i Broad Sl., Columbus, o make some real money, Car 3 16 31< IF <t.lV GET CfiO.\\PED ~ ONE OF UG PIRANHA BAB<I, ~OVVE HAD IT! ' ·-. -·.--- -,___,__ .. necessary. Write Box 668--G c-o Daily 'Sentinel, Pomeroy ' 1964 OODGE, I> ton pick 3 22 6lp · true<. E bed, heavy durv - - - - - -- - - ''- springs, cxcelienl cond., IO,Oil~ actu.JI miles. Call Cilt'Ster, 116>-3805 w.. kends and eve~> WANTED ings or 992-3274 anytime. 3 21; 3tc BOY or GIRL To Deliver Tho Dally Sentinel to ntablishod Routeo In Pomeroy. Lincoln Hill not tnd Mulberry Avo. CALL 992.2156 ~ For A-"'s"'HLAN =-c-. D ...... oil Sfatlon and g..,. eery. also •mill house, Rt. 7 just above Chesler. Howard Wooda. 1213tc { ' , ' I, 9tastlclfous Mlcwallrfllllljt 1ft clean as a R&hl belb. They're 'nnll... f:l!ll llllll = =-=c-:: PUBLIC SALE - Saturday, Ap· ril 1, at Carpenter's Trading ! fit, soot, fu11)81, look for tbe PSP emblem tllat·.... · Gllf Protected Senlce Plan ••• aten }14f,1~ t*111111J Post, Main St., Rutland. Time 1 of sale, 1 p, m. As we ar@ coverinsparts,senk:tandtank.llik,...lllir,rll I• --~--~ 4iscontinuing business we will orrer for sale our complete stock of used merchandise, consisting of stoves, refrigerators, televisions, clothing. · furniture, tools and nurneroug misctllaneous items. Some antiques. Lunctr served r' sale. Not responsible ror ac· cldents. Your auctioneers, Col Jmmie S•yr.. and Col. Jim Adami. a 21 >tc • .. I " up I r· XBJHCNI!:, NRIII: CROBG Qlo!HK CJ'liN, ' BW JHVBKW NF ft , OXRKN FZ BN . .... I l •' AddHlonai wiJfnt Jtfldtd7'Take •t!Vanta&e ol our IIIV Ill, , ....a.... •""i' •!!!··~ •"': .. .. · ~ . VCFQNio!.-QRWMBKVNFK - _.. , · -·~ - . . . '' Yeolortor'o Cr)'p......t.l GOOD AMilii\ICANS, WHI!llf THEY DIE, GO TO PARIS.- APPlZI'ON co 1111, A·-• Jeaturt~ ar~ XoeJ • .,_ . ~/ ..... _., }i,_ • • - ' -~-~~-- t 1 �.' I. ·'' ' . ·.' • ,~, )Jft' AQj , , ""l.•. "j. ·l INFORMATION • ,.MDriat ~ on '""" , ..,..,.., DMCIIIM t a. M. Cl1¥.:t'l•tr41M a carrHt~ w111 -.. Dll' ,m• untn • •· M. tw ef ,..,_..cetlon ~··· • . . . ' ' •. : " · ill - J.' ' ' ' , -~ ,. • ~ . ·- ,, u1•ct •nv tdt deemd •• , ·ltDlt. Th• pUblltlltr .wllln nat ~ ~ponllb'- fiiH" 'mclte t""A GB ~ • ·~ llbll ftr IIUII't tl'llft GM ln~ cl lnt4rtlon .. RATII for W1nf Ad ltrvl« t cenll ,., word, ent lflltrflel'l. Mifliruv.m Chltte 7Sc 11 ctntl fM' Word, "''" t:efttAC• 1 • 11 ~ •niertlom. · 11 ttntl P'' woN. ,,. cOMKuttv• instrl\onl. td .., 1 5 per cent OIICOUnt lit PI ne ld p1ld wlttlln 11 tllyl, 1 CARD OF THANKS & OIITUARIII SI.SO for 50 word mlnlll'lulll. 11ch tddlllon•' word lie, BLIND ADI Card of T!-t•nk' ' ,I ' ~ IARNIY GOOGLI ~ltd SNUPIIY IMI'l'H ly FRED WSWiLL ~ ' ' -?HI WILLITS GOODY If.. · NOWWE tCAN.GO BACK OUTTO TH' ' :1"11,' '' '... .... . ·' , · " ' .. \. .. ' .... ... . GOSSIP FENCE, · ElVINEY 1960 NERCURY I Statton wason, local 1 owner. Good tires, shift, black finlsb, r<d interior, radio $5$0 ' va ' EVJNRUDE engine, atd. $1550 1964 CHEVROLET . 8', Fleets ide Pickup, 1 local owner with low mllease and nice and clean VB engine, radio, heater, eood H.D. tires, r<ar bumper, West Coast mirror, white top· over blue finish, nice and sharp. · 5 1964 CHEVROLET · S.le, •nd Service Ohio Boat i!ld Motor , .• , Llcens• SCHW~L MARINE $139 lh ton panel, VB engine, auto. tra"!ls., power steering It brakes, radio, heater, like new tJre6, Potutraction rear axle. Pomeroy Motor ' 1963 ,, FORD TRACTOR Co. " • With 'AKER & SEYFRIED. HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING TRACTOR BUY! . OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Addlllol'lll Ut Ctllrtl par Ad\ltr- •i~ement. OFFICI 'MOUU 1•31 • m. to 5:00 p, m., Dllty 1: 30 1 · ..... t• 11:00 Noon, l•turd•Y ' IT'! IAIY TO PLACI ot. WANT AD PHONI tfNUt .. . ... RIGULATIONJ "" ,u.. llshar , ...,_." th rltht te . . ., ,/ Busin~ss ·ServiC:il- ' $l991:tlbi .: WANT ' AD 1N~.OlMA~IOII • • ti:O'\ULitllt • ... ' . "\')·., (I; • ·' " • ' HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONE 664-3370 Phone 992-3994 or 992-2395 Pomeror,-0. TERRY By GEORGE WONDER LI'L ABNEII POMIIIO'I, OHIO AL.WS REMEMBER MAH GRANDOlESA'IIN'':LOV£ IS 8ETT£R'N HAT£,tJ£aJZ IT'S EVEN NiCER!/" For Sale For Rent ZAG, only months COMBINATION Philco • Duro old, repossessed mouei. KM. Malic, washer & dryer. Write full price $42.50, beautJful 0. E. Durham, Rt. l, Harrlnut console, makes sonville. 3 28 holes, sews on buttons, fancy designs •itboul ments. Try it in your r.o•••· i Call 992-3218. 3 26 Carpenter Social News By ART SANSOM iiiERE'§AIOTIIING UKE A BOlKET OF COI.D PEA.t:.E iOfORESTAI.L. A IIOT WAR ! '"'iOcici = . ·-' ~ ~ETEVERYIIODY IT:S 700 DANGEROUS/ . BUNNY, llEAI<.COME IN• SIDE AND PLAY 11<• NEW~WE • YOU. F1611T IN PEA.c.eP· ;-----" ...J-,:;, r:/1, 'iJI)1 .•. .. . . ., ' By HOWIE SCHIIEIDER OOIJ'T f3G. STUPID I YOU IJEED 'r'OOR TEETH TO EAT WITH! FRE~J<LE,S (l ltv ~ ffU. lor. T.Jd. lot. UJ. '"'· 011. AND HIS FIUENDS WHAT~A MATTER? VOO ~EVER HEARD OF CHICKEN SOUP? . GASOLINE ALL.EY . ~.o. ~ - ..;'!3 By MERRILl BLOSSER LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ( - APPLICATIONS MOM'S FOR CARRIERS ·roO ~usv I(EAD MUCH AND TO eoo·Boo OHLY LOOI<.S IN MIDDLEPORT. ' By HAROLD GRAY J PAPERS M~ NOT Mt:r'iTION IT"· ANYWAY AT Tl-l'e. SPORn:. PAG"Es l Contact Faye Manley ' WINNIE WINKLE I'OLilE E!R01A~rrY! WJ.tY NOT ' ,, .- . . .,., t'l41 kJHAT Tl·l'? GREin' JUPITER I MAMIE! DID vou, S HE TI41S '? ' ' Middleport - AlLEY 1 . YEAH! ... AN' MDE.,._? c.\ii. "' I I 'llll~ PEOPLE WILL I!& SCATTE!tl10 'ro 1H 1 FOUR WINDS! I 'I I I ABBIE AND SLATS -• ~ . ' . ' ' '• . mM t;ainees. See our at on Page 8. 2 27 3tc WANTED. Work for bulldozer. ONE t.luminum house trailer, Phone 992-2m. 3 27 !Ole ' 16 rt: one 2-burner Coi•man BA-IfMiiD.- Apply 1n- pera<•n at camp stove; one 14 It -olumHi-Ho Bar, Middleport. 0 . inurn boat Will sell or trade 3 28 6tc for •mailer boat. Phone 992=:-:-:=7"'-=--:---:;-; 6376. 3 26 3lp TWO MEN for Grade B •lairy, 1 general iarm hand, ••par· BALDVIIN Spinet piano and ate houses ful'Dishec!. Glen- Baldwin Spinel Organ to Jxo dale 8kidmore, Shade. Ph""" picked up in lhl• area. Will 696-1187. ' 3 7j) 6lc -~--· __ ____ sell logether or separntely. Write. Credit Mgr., Graves THREE LADIES, full or part- Piano and Organ Co., l83 E lime, excellent opportunity lo i Broad Sl., Columbus, o make some real money, Car 3 16 31< IF <t.lV GET CfiO.\\PED ~ ONE OF UG PIRANHA BAB<I, ~OVVE HAD IT! ' ·-. -·.--- -,___,__ .. necessary. Write Box 668--G c-o Daily 'Sentinel, Pomeroy ' 1964 OODGE, I> ton pick 3 22 6lp · true<. E bed, heavy durv - - - - - -- - - ''- springs, cxcelienl cond., IO,Oil~ actu.JI miles. Call Cilt'Ster, 116>-3805 w.. kends and eve~> WANTED ings or 992-3274 anytime. 3 21; 3tc BOY or GIRL To Deliver Tho Dally Sentinel to ntablishod Routeo In Pomeroy. Lincoln Hill not tnd Mulberry Avo. CALL 992.2156 ~ For A-"'s"'HLAN =-c-. D ...... oil Sfatlon and g..,. eery. also •mill house, Rt. 7 just above Chesler. Howard Wooda. 1213tc { ' , ' I, 9tastlclfous Mlcwallrfllllljt 1ft clean as a R&hl belb. They're 'nnll... f:l!ll llllll = =-=c-:: PUBLIC SALE - Saturday, Ap· ril 1, at Carpenter's Trading ! fit, soot, fu11)81, look for tbe PSP emblem tllat·.... · Gllf Protected Senlce Plan ••• aten }14f,1~ t*111111J Post, Main St., Rutland. Time 1 of sale, 1 p, m. As we ar@ coverinsparts,senk:tandtank.llik,...lllir,rll I• --~--~ 4iscontinuing business we will orrer for sale our complete stock of used merchandise, consisting of stoves, refrigerators, televisions, clothing. · furniture, tools and nurneroug misctllaneous items. Some antiques. Lunctr served r' sale. Not responsible ror ac· cldents. Your auctioneers, Col Jmmie S•yr.. and Col. Jim Adami. a 21 >tc • .. I " up I r· XBJHCNI!:, NRIII: CROBG Qlo!HK CJ'liN, ' BW JHVBKW NF ft , OXRKN FZ BN . .... I l •' AddHlonai wiJfnt Jtfldtd7'Take •t!Vanta&e ol our IIIV Ill, , ....a.... •""i' •!!!··~ •"': .. .. · ~ . VCFQNio!.-QRWMBKVNFK - _.. , · -·~ - . . . '' Yeolortor'o Cr)'p......t.l GOOD AMilii\ICANS, WHI!llf THEY DIE, GO TO PARIS.- APPlZI'ON co 1111, A·-• Jeaturt~ ar~ XoeJ • .,_ . ~/ ..... _., }i,_ • • - ' -~-~~-- t 1 �,. ' l f ' •, ' • • . .' • . ' lelltllle1. 1'o~ o., ~ .. 11107 . . . .- - -. . Mrs. Neutzling AbOut' Retirement ' , ly IIUI otyle,lhow, ' ~~ ~ I ~ ~ ~~ . . . J \~ ', \ : TueldaJ '· re. ,. ,N' M berS ·' Received by Presbyterians .. . ,.• •' ,. • ' ' . ...... , .' - ' ' . . . '.. ' i I , • '·· < Middlepon Is Hostess for Temple Officers • ' sa.l Mr and Mra Allen Ball •••. .~velllDI CloldP,tl al ale·~ aer ··!lllbdaf•l tqelrlloi!M. . . . ~·~ st. Elemtnliry Sehool ... '1 • • ........ Gughter, ~Ita, enterlalned with Table and door prl~s wbl Preaenl were th!!lr.• c,_..., 1 ' 1 family dlll!lel' Easter Sunda~ , and 18mllles lilclutllq Mr. 1111! at their ho1111 on Route ,7, The .be awarded. 1 YOUTH ASililD FOR IT! In& a baby sitter out of her Mra. ~~~ ~ett,.1 Jr., aid . dinner had originally been plan· · 'nlll column lo for · pay. -H. family; Lillda, ··~ Roll MI.. CMIIIe Ceok!! s\Udent ned as a retirement tbservance their problema . Marie, Melanie and am; lolr. at West VIrginia university, for Mr. Rail, who recenUy eW em their troublu Dear Helen??? and 'Mra. 'llfllll!ililll JOQII IDCI Morgantown, W. Va. spent the tired 11 · bt As with the rest of Ah 1141 I'm on to ,you! . My ctilldren, ta4;. .lolnrt. and Kelt, ' .,.,.k'!lld with ber mother, Mrs. as. a rna carrter, u Us!, It welcomes Dad sa•s .be lotows you and you Middleport, and ,tile Rev. and Jeaa Cooke and son, Tommy. due to htgh water was n o t , " held until this sunday. , .• but won't dodge a serioUs are a man. -SMART Mra. George Stcidan • olilldMr. and Mrs. George MeAl· Present were their son and , with a br~fl. , Smart: , J'e!l, Timmy) Tolniny and Laura lister, Charleston, W. Va. wore family, Mr. and Mrs. Eddl~ · New members were Send your teeQ.age 'nlat'll be news to my bus- of Deer Part, Clncinaa'l The nome of Mrs. Ben Neutz- ed to Mrs. William Allman, weekend guests of his si•ter Rail and sons, Bobby and Tom. Into the Presbyterian to YOUTH ASKED IT, band and four children! lin!. 10, Maple Place, Pomeroy, !Mrs. Phil Meinhart, Mrs. Ben and brother-In-law, Mr. a.'ld Mrs. my, Pomeroy Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. of HarrlsonvUI Sunday care of Helen Help US!, this Sorry - your lather must ·' , , decorated with colors of 1Nectzling, and Mrs. Karl Ow· Orin Smith. Horace McElhinny, Middleport, with the Rev. Howard newapaper. aome kind of nut who has delus. Belen Gtu:f!erlck g>l<i ar.J shades o1 lilac and en. The traveling prize, brought Mr. and Mrs. Charles )!oe- Rd.; Mrs. Robert Wamer of officiating, in a TWO WHO REFORMED of HHU. -H. Earru Dearu Llli pmk 10, the March IIM!eting of ' by Mrs. Spencer, was won by kins, McArthur, were Easier Pomeroy, and her daughter and Session prior to the church Dear Helen: Helen BJssell Garver!&, SheJ. the Staff and Officers Club or i Norma Zirkle. Sunday guests of his pare~ts, son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clar· vice. . Today my friend and I Dear Helen: by, Oblo, Qugllter oi Mr. ud Metg; Telnple of Pylbian Sis- i Others attending were Mrs. Mr. and Mr~. Neall Haskms. ence Siratttn .of Oakw~d, and Accepted . were Ma~lyn shopping. While there You're ao rliht that ev~one lofn, Charles Bissell of Cbeltor, ters Monday eVtJning. Hostm·IHorace McElhinny, Doris Bail· They 1!so VISited wtth Mr. and Franklin LewiS, the guest of Shirley Alkire, Bonme thought why not do • ~~fed& to "talk It out" with a bss been naiJled to thf Dean'• " were Mrs. Etta Lemley and le}, Maxine Owens. The host· Mrs. Jacob TUrner. I / . Miss Rail. and Joyce Waggoner. lifting? quallfted pet8l!ll, but why me? list for the past quarter at · ii11 'drs Otho watts. esses served Ice cream sun- Chen Mayer, Columhus:..spon, ol the Session were Mr. Well, that wasn't· very I'm not quallfted. · Mansfield Branch Df Oltlo Slate The dining room table was :daes, coo'l!es and coffee. Nap- the Easler weekend w1th her on=• 1 ......,..,.,...... French, Kenneth Welsh, and because we got caught. I felt aorry for this girl so I University. covered with a white linen !kins in white and !Uac were grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ~ gil Atkins, with Rev. way, I'm glad because Ustened to her problems. She Mrs. Garverick, 1 1!"02 lfld· clotil ond centered with an ar- iused. The April meeting place Geo~• Meinhart. '· as moderator. Communion I'll never do it again. We got won't talk to ber parents or a nate of Chester High School, rangement of orchid lilacs and will be announced later. Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. , also served durmg the caught by two real nice guidance counselor - I think II a student in the College of pmk mllms ;n 8 white bowl : Moore, Jr., Ashland, Ky., were service. detectives They told us · mainly because she's latched on Ar1J and Seienees. , flanked by orchid candles. The ' Easter guests of Mr. 8Jid Mrs. ~ During the mornlng worship how wrong It wa~ to me. I'm plagued. I can'! mantle arrangement carried out H. s. Moore, Sr . f service at the Mlddle~rt then they read us a letter go anywhere ~lthout being fol· GUUTS ON'IAlll'Eil the gold color scheme with gold Mr. and Mrs. William K1tch· ~ bytenan Church, spectal music you had received to YAFI lowd by her. II s got to the point Easter Sunday vlslton Df Mr. cand!eholders and center-piece en a~d chil~en, Denise 'm~ ~ was presented. b~ Mrs. Paul a guy who got caught and how where her troubles are mine, . Mrs. Betty Spencer, pres!Debbte, Chtlhcothe, WOF£ week· H?~tonstan,. ptamst•. and Mrs. bad he felt. • and IJ have enougthh of r~ ownd! :d:·o~:::! : dent, conducied the meeting end guests of her mother, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Swan and Lillian Stei!f, orgamst. They told us also the guys She ust pours em O•• an nd Mrs Sl!eldon G~ which was opened witll a popr~ng and.Mrs. Robert Re.bel. children from Columbus were ~attons at bolti churches en- who say "No" to a temptation they're pretty wild. Besides,~ To. ~ R nd !She~ '"' "Thirty-Three Years" writ- NEW HAVEN s Wood MISs Mananne Woodge~d. Co weekend guests of Mrs. Swan's Joyed Easter treats. are the ones who have guts I'm being marked ah one of her b eve, ~. ••- I y, o • Cr d d, - usan · Iumbus, spent Esster wtth her · kind •··ause she hangs around y; Mr. "'"' IJU1t. Delllert IJit. len by Gra·ce owe11 , an rea rum of New Haven ~ ninth d M H ld gran~parents, Mr. and Mrs. HAVE GUESTS Please put this letter me .:'much. sell, Delbert Duane, and Devob• ~Irs. Karl Owen.- Games grader of Wailama Junior High ;'.:;:';':~rr. an rs. aro Ray E. Gibbs, Mulberry Ave. your column because we'd like 1 tell her to see an expert nla ot Colwnb-.: Mr. and Mn. were played and pr1zes award· was crowned Miss Sbringtime M g a d Mr R be 1 TUrnc· Weekend guests of Mr. and MMA~ON Leh Easterd guestsJ :r to thank the detectives and tell but h 't Sh. eds ; Dwight BIBsell and Jeli tf 0 r . 0 them from now on we hsve the · . r ... n s. · Mrs. Mason Fisher, Minersville, '" ue ew an Mr. a • e won • e ne one. n ............. Mr. --• Mra. """ at the cIose 0 f the J umor H1gh and cmldren Gat y Mtchae!. . . Harten bach were Mr and Mrs I've tried losing her politely ......,.,.,., "'"' """' Assembly program Th ursday Debra and Sandra, ' ' Nor!h Rob· were . and daughter · ·-• •n•. . Mr. and Mrs. . . Wllhar;~ Boyd We.ss of· ng· ht kind of ••uts. And • also but she won't take the hint I glas B'...e11• Brian "'"' """" of afternoon. lnson ere Eaoter weeke"rl F1Sher and son Will" of Torch . . that we sure know now how • Toppe[l Plains· Mr 11111 11r1 w . . and Gordon Fisher of Parkers- Grove C•ty and Mtss Beryl It hurts your parents just be- feel aorry for her, but, honest, I llag BIBsell ' Al ~ Her escort wa·• Donnie Wood guests of hlS parents, Mr. and burg. Gordon returned to his hew of Urlchsville, Ohio. cause you think JOU ~ant ta be cah't help. How can I tum in Ro er J _.·MiD~ --• Mrs. Jce Turner. . . my J'unlor psychlat~·t'a bu' ger r., '" .......e, .... fS. of New Haven. other candida~ stud1es at Mountam Stale Col"big and smart" -KEN ,,. ~ "'-· G •- -' Ru"-• Mrs. J. E. Harley spont the . The Almanae · ton? -WORRIED ALSO BOR• ""''" ra .. "' !""''o MASON - Mrs. Howard Van es were Sara h Carsey of Mason, Easter holiday In Spriugfield l lege Sunday evemng. MIKE • llatre of Mason presented an an eighth grader, and Bonnie with ~er son and famtly Dr. Mason FlSher returned to By Unlt"d Preos Intemallona! Easter Program, "The Demise" .•ones of New Haven, a seventh and Mrs. John Harley. ' Mr ' · his employment .at 'Wierton, W. Today i,, Tuesday, March 28, PERSONAL TO "BIG NOSE" Dear W.A.B.: . SET ICIIOol. DA'l'll l'l hrn the Womon's Society of grade student. Margaret navis of Atheos ''"" Va., Monday mornmg tbe 37th day of 1967 wiU1 2'111 to the 13 • year • old g~rl whose . Tel\1\:::' cli"ffr you: tak· MASON - Mra. JoluL Chnst1an Service of the Mason Miss Spring Time was crown- visiied with !be family. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harris follow. "long, skinny horrible" nose mg a r trou es to par- Mason, wlll be lD c:IW'gi of lie MethodiSt Church met Monday ed by Sally Yeager of the Stu. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fru-mor spottnhsorhed an !Eha.ster Egtg hMrunt The moon Is between it,, lull bygelskidaher tcalchooled!"Miss Witch" ',.';.ts ~s you :;: cgul~ ~nu!edVacatloD Bible ~ mmng. dent Council and was presooted and daughter Cmdy Ohio Um· a e orne 0 L paren s, · a s . Y onger. e ......,. Cor J - I tbrou,h Mrs Lester Zerkle appointed j a huge decorated egg. The en- versi!y stud;.nt, and Mr. an~ and Mrs. Oris Harris, Miners- and last stages. PLEASE SEND ME firmly toward the office of your June t. A Bible Sebool 'llllltMrs Ralph Pt~kens as cha~r- tire program was sponsored by Mrs. Kevin Brand•burg ..,d son, vdle. Carla Jean FISher won The mornirog star is Mar>. NAME AND ADDRESS, AS school counselor. lhop will be beld 011 April ,11 men of the nom•_natmg commit· . the Junior High Student C<luncil ~colt, Dayton, were Easter !trsl pnze, second pme was The evenillg stars are HAVE IMPORTANT .And next time be selective- from 7 to 9:30 at tbt 'l'dblty tee Othersappomted were Mrs. of which Cheryl Burns is presi- weekend guests ol his mother won by Barbara FlSh~r and and Jupiter. MATlON FOR YOU. - H. about your listening, A sympa· Methodist Qwrch In J'olut .John Chattm, Mrs. Eileen Cart· dent. and sister, Mrs. David Farmer third place went to AilSa Har· American conductor !betic ear Is a magnet for . a Pleuanl. Teieben· IN . ... wtght an~ Mrs Judy Flagg. Prior to !he crowning, an and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skin- ri>. . Whiteman was horn on lhl> Dear Helen: boring -H. quuted 10 The prestde~t announced that Easter Cantata was presenied. ner. Spendmg Easter weekend in 1890. I went out on my first DaD·Y·II the West Vtrgmta St~te C<lnler- Students makmg up the choral Mrs. Jomes Jividen sport! wtlh Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grurr On (iliS day in histary: sitting job and was supposed ence of the WSCS w1ll be held Igroup were Joyce Goodnite, Be- Easter Sund&y in Ravenswood, ser, Mmersvdle w~re Mr. and In 1'197, Nathania! Bri~gs be home by midnight. This lod,oll m Whcelmg, on Apnl 14 and verly Knapp, Becky Gilmore, w. V•. with her father. Mrs Pat Qumn, Ctndy and Pat New Hampshire rec•ived promised she'd be In by 11 ,;, all or New Haven; Pam Roush, Arthur Skinner and son, 1'om of Columbus. Sunday dinner patent for a crude form m., but at after 1:00 a. m. nrfreshments were served by Kathy Foglesong, Sally Yeager, Skinner, and Sam Woodrurr, Co- guests included the Quinn's and washing machine. walked in with a man "no•·o 11 Mrs _ Marvan Frame and Mrs and Nan~y Aldridge, all of Ma· lumbus, have returned from a Mrs. Gladys Cuckler, Pomeroy, ln 192t, desiguers of oeach left wilti a woman). f.e•.11s Gtlland to Mrs. RaY 1 son; and Sherry Arthur of Le- fishin~ trip in North Carolina. Clara Karr, Pomeroy and Mrs. wear predicted AmeFlcan wo- She said she oo•ldn't pay r rofftlt. Mrs. Howard VanMat- tart. They were is a senior dental stude~t Welby Whaley, Rock Springs. me? would start wearing right then, but would send re M" Roloh Pockens, Mrs. 1 at the piano by Harriett at Ohio State School of DentiS• M1Ss Kand1 Grueser a stu- f1ttmg one-p1ece bathing Days went by and 00 PlOIIe!' II I ester Zerkle, Mrs. Jud Y 1 Sheih! Lieving of west Co- ry. dent of West Virginia Universi- that sum~ -despite the came, so I asked her f laog. Mrs George Carson, lumbia sang a ,olo and Christy Ray Pickens, student at Ohia ty is spending Eaoter vacation protest' of clergymen and claimed she sent a five dollar II ' ' " Mvrl Megee, Mrs. lVII· Howard of New Haven present- Stale Tlniversity, visited wtth with her pareots, Mr. and Mrs. puritans alike. bill through the maiL I "m ~ry . Mrs Rus<ell Barton, ed a clarinet solo of the Lord's his parents, Mrs. Elizabeth Pick- Waller Grueser, Pomeroy. ln 1939, Madrid Is thtfe' any way l can ~I rs .Jnlm Chattin, Mrs . Rus- Prover, accompanied by Glor- ens and Dr. R. R Pickens o1•er Dmner guests Easter Sunday to the Nationalist forctS my money? .:..~riSiiPF'OII~Ti~D II "· 11 C;J'lehRrl. ~~rs John S1sson, 18 Gibbs of New Haven. the Easter weekend. Hi:; classes of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, Gener:dis~imo Franco. Dear Dla: ' 1 r~ f:harle ~ Ye" -rer. Mrs i11clude flying. Pomeroy, were Mr. and Mrs. In 1965, more than A telt~ne caU - from ~ 1 ' d .Ior.,on and Mrs. L'rry Cook.out Given for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nuli, Richard Leifheit, Emma Jo persons drowned followmg .,. father mlfhl ~jllrsuadt Bumgardner. Crookn'ille, spent the weekend and Curt of Springfield and Mr. earthquake in Chtle. chintzy da'l''• ~Spt!caUiy K Birthday OcclJIIiOIU with her lather, Mr. Cl~re~ce and Mrs. WiUiam Lehew, Te~, points Ojlt she'D have • toll!!hll A cook-out was held recently Clark. He has been V\Sltmg Juhll, Cheryl and Bill of Pome"DEAD AS DORMOUSE" time finding sitters in ltie at the home of Mr. and Mrs. with the Nulls in Crooksville roy. The term "dead as a dor· ture. And he might add, Pomeroy. 0. John Mulford. Cheshire, in hon- Easter Sunday dinner guest' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lehew, mouse" stems from the fact next lowest thing to taking ean.-11 TONIGHT or of their daughter, Sandra of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewi' Debbie and Charolette of Ken. that the dormouse, small ro- dy away from a baby is Much 28 Mulford's birthday, and al•o were his mother, Mrs. Arthur ton are spending a few days dent whir' "habits the colder "ANY WEDNESDAY" cates in its win· LODGE MEETS lam· Fonda Jason Robards, the birthday of Carl Gardener, Lewis, Middleport; and Mr. and with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. climates, Dean .lun ( S Ro,~;pmary Middleport. Mrs. '~!wood Lewis of Ather.s, Harry Davis. ter nest often sleeps as Middleport Lodge No. 343, Colorcartoons: Others present wm Mrs. Carl and MIS. Wilham Stewart and Su,day ~uests of Mr. and Mrs. long as six months at a Ume, & AM will meet tonight at WINDSOa, the -lmJilVVIII...., Under the Big Top Gardener and children, Mich- 'on, Eddie, Athens. Mr. an J Charles Werry, Pomeroy, were , according to the Encyclopaedia o'clod< at the Mason~·c: ~~~~~~ DaHv's Diners ol Xeatucty Blue.-, ltMI tilt Wild & Wooly H1re ael, Tnnna and Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Russell LewiS, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. James Werry and Britannica. building to confer the IUD. Produc:el&clcllllt,.,..,,..,.. Mrs. Tommy Taylor and daugh- visited also over the weekend family of Syracuse. Apprentice Degree, like turf. CAimel Ia 11111111 tD W•dnosday and Thursday ter, Gloria, L-Cpl. Harvey Van- Mr. and Mrs. Gardener Rey- Mrs. Robert Crauthers. Jr., her employment at Mills-Simp. Master Harry L. Chesher plant a new lan ar 1IJ'IIIdo dlo a. meter, Charlotte Davidson and colds returned to the" nome '" Middleport is visiting her hilS· son, lnSurance Agency. Mrs. nounced. you now ha¥1. •'iiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~R~an~d~y_;;;M~ulf~o~rd~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ Lebanon Monday after snend band Robert who is with the CrauL~ers was accomoanied as -,----' '' ,• ing the weekend with Mr. and U.S. 'Army and stationed at Ft. far as C<llumbus by Mrs. Rob- Sound fravels lour times as i 2,500aq flU& Mr~. P,aul Grueser. Mrs. Gn:e· Sill. Oklahoma. Mrs. Crauthers, ert Crauthers, Sr., an~ Mrs. fast In water as It does ~er s s•..,ter, Mrs. Mabel Wo.fe is on a week's vacation from Homer Laudermilt, Jr. through air. Alao save 50~ on 1,000 ~qltbox-3:95-U$ of Pomel'oy jomed them I or ______:_..:..:.:.:::.::_.::..:.:.::::..:..:..:.:.._:....::.:.::::.:.:..::::.::...:....:.:..:..__ _...:..::..:.:::::....:.:..__ _ _ _ __ Sunday dinner. Limited ti1111 Dllf11 Mike Gardener, student of Ohio University, spent the week. end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~arl Gardener. Easter Sunday dinner ~.st., o1 Mr.1. Betty Cline were her The late Bdwy. star Wil· fits: Adele Simpson's at Jerry apologized and hoisted tbe wig· To Find Out That daughter and family, Mr. and Ham Gaxton's widow is a pa.ljsilverman's and Shannon Rog· lady's tab; ltiat was the 9th Mrs. Gerald Marr and chtldren. tient at Will Rogers Hospital, ers' rrreal!y-big party for TV· wonder TV newshams MOitlll Wt1 Could Get Our •nd D"le Marr of New Haven. Saranac The Charles Azna- film star Pauline Trlgere was Dean, Bill Beutel and J o h n Buy now and aave on TURF BUILDER, 1 II'. Va. ' vour expect their first little more aevere than the St. Laur· Tilljan, on their initiation the fertilizer tbat makes grass multiply New Car Financed Mr C. E. Ruppelt, !other of crooner next Oct . . . J u It e ent velvet "smoking" pant · the Inner Circle, 50-year • Itself. Have It on hand te fertilize on the Rev. Hnward Ruppe!!, he· Christie's making TV-spy Rob-' suit Carol Channing's sporting · political • writers' club, had to At A Low Cost! came til during church ser"· ert Vaughan say "U.N.C.L.E." at first nights & Sardi's La dress as "topless waitresses" that first nice Gy 10 you'll eDjoy a lawn ices ,;,mday morning and w1S . The Jimmy cagney Mafia Trigere sported a more !em!· during the lampoon • dinner, Few people realize that borrow. that's better than ever thla year. taken to Holzer Hospital in Gal- held its annual meeting at Tile nine white slack outfit with a ''The Impossible Year." They lng money from a bank Is the lipolis He is convalescing at Players Club: Jim, Roland Win- jacket whose plunge waa up- all looked like "Twl&gy." . easiest way to get the things you home today. ters, Bert Labr, Bill McCalley; ward· from the bottam, n!Veai10,000 sq ft 8.95 7.95 Ralph Bellamy was in town in&,.her bra of no doubt dla· Former Deputy Mayor Paul want. No other financial institu· Also save 50c C)n 5,(100 ft. 4.95 WORKING AT RVTH'S but busy making TV films to mOOds and enough flgger to Screvane's daughter Sara-Anu tlon Is allowed to make loans lor MASON - Miss Judy Finn!- combat Tired Blood Red ! hsVtJ bad the Latin Quarter weds John Mlcbael Steber May 10 many purposes. And bank cum of Mason, who has com- Skelton's actually doing his rai~ed a decade ago Mean-12'1 in the Lady Ohapel or Sl See The Complet. Line of · loan rates are always the lowest pleted her beautician course at Christmas shopping now; ot while, with the gals so gussled Pab:lck's Cathedral . .. the Huntington Beauty Acade- Lord & Taylor. He was at the up in semi-butch, host ' Rogers Sellers, wife Britt Ekland, available. S(:Ons LAWN CARE PRODUCTS my, has been employed at "reduced" counter w h e r e inslsled on equal sartorial lime newbom baby and nurse cbeck l'omUy lraod Jeod ror JOII'll tl)e aU·purpose foYorlje Ruth's Beauty Shop in Mason. WOR's radio economist Fay and disappeared before the par- into the Sherry·Netherland lopSo be pleasantly surprised, the nHt time you face makes 100d loold~~~o~ood·wearinJ lawn .In aun ·or shad~. ' The shop will be open Monday Henle beat him to a "reduced" , ty was over, back promptly ril 21 Harlem rumors had Quick Cover Jeod .. m~lllll II annual..,.._ with 2/3 throngh Saturday. Miss Finni· escritoire. wearing a djellabab. llazel Scott's Town Hall con· an opportunity that just can't wail. A visit to our ~DIIlal SriOies b)' ... ~ 'eobnL Providtt fast eovera&e'ln sun or i~~Jao. cum is s 1965 graduate of Wa- The girls really are Retired• ,Pulitzer • Prl.!e!l'ln. cert Easter Sun. night 11 bank may very well be the the answer to your mobama High School. !hose trousered "smoking" nina sports edithr · Mu Kaoe benefit for her ex Adam Clay· 10% Wlodltr Snd Improved variety· of Kentuob Bluehas a sports • panel quiz show toil oWIIOSII; not aq, lt'1 a bene""'· Slay• ereen in oummor heat. Tltea wear Ql toar · ney needs. Do it today! the suddenly perapiratlon-dalt; fit oo!ely lor Hazel T h.e Play I rood ... 11-~o!o tbe .qulck ruued <Uiltloa of WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS TV expei'ts have pronounced Selren Atts lakeover Df Warller broider blade pa-. Tl!rlveo Ill lUll or 1hlde · first.rate · At tfle II]IOrts dfi> Broa. wlll be pfftcial In 10 MIN & WOMIN Alii UROIN1LY NIIDID TO TRAIN AI It•~· ner,' Cassius Clay 111111 •the CBS NewsEaiter Mort ' Star,Spangted Banner IO!Jdest; wtll announce the ne'lll and ~e could teach .Robert Gou· ill the new Ctmpllll' Prllfl•hlr an• MH"•• Tralnlnr let the worda '- knew •em all ; Ptr1111 MIICIIIII will • trtlnNI hi I ,....... . whlctl 11M . One ollbe house dance"-"!: Ml ,- - . wHh !H'O- toll. II vou ""tHy, trolnlotl CM The E(ghtll Wonder, lnlgg!t!J ~ .... Wrftl lOIIar. P~ lndullt homo flhont on an ~leveled platform, ~ckod .JB · . •' ' . L fit$,., , ' Mr. 1DC1 ~~ · Paul antertalned With •• ·I' ·' . l' !mmlln,.~ · ~.. 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'J~ .,~)·· "''"" "' us JAMES BREWER tla• WORLD . . :~" \', ~\ Two persons thrown !rom an convertible on a curvo. being <Oiltinued. ·• .. automobile in an accident early I The car, a total loss, first 11 The department aUo today on Route 12.4, "!!ear the struck a mall box m front of an acctilent at 4:30 li. m. ll!daY Intersection of the Union-Ave. Ute Lowell Wingett residence, on Route 124 thr~tenu.- ·. oe bridge, were reported In satis- and ijieo went broadside Into a a mile 'east the factory cond!Uon at Veterans 1 telll{lf.one pole, clipping It off. Dexter !load; where a ~ driY• Memorial Hospital. Sheriff Hartenbach,assisted by et. by James lluther Hila!', IJ, Admitted for treatment were Pomeroy Police Sgt. George Rt. 2, Pomeroy, ilruck ·two Earl David Brooks Jr 25 10311 Hicks in the Investigation, said d•er. Suuth Second-St., ' Middieyort, th• electric box at the residence Ha~gy reported ~ .deer driver of the wrecked car, and o, the late M. F. Zerkle place crossed otilo the highway in front of hll vehclle. one ~ tht 1 PIISsellller, Kenneth J. C<lx, was also tom out. 21 Rt 2 Cheshire Brooks and Cox, who appar- deer, a 200 lb. bocl:, was ldlJed ' : ' · ently sustained only contusions and the other, only lnjlll't!cl. teid Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach and lacerations, were taken to the scene. There was llghfllfllll. said Brooks, ~pparently travel- the hospital by Pomeroy emer. age n!ported to Baggy's ·Illl!! kg at a very h1gh rate of speed, gency squadmeo at 1:50 a. m. model car, and no arrest waa lost control of hls 1957 model investigation of the mishap is reported. of *-• 0 ' 2 Hurt in Car Crash ud th: ' •• lme Easter Program Given WScs by M Van Matre • I Laniivrile. � 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. 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