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Kalme conneeted off six timings while turning bark wbo had pitche<l t> Tblngs bave been very trying so_ulhpaw Peters for his the W..blngton SeDators U. ollly twe and two-lhlrda innings i , ..., ihr .the Los Anaeles Dodgers tr!Jlle to highlight a lour-run Andy Kosco homered for the aU ipring because ol a shoulder wl..¥el. ; : t :!ck .and help Joe Twins while Ed Brinkman hit a went the first five Phll. , ·2o1.000 . arma , e VIctory. homer for the Senator. tnnmgs lor the Orioles and . .. ' J'M I<IU&ellng water from a Mlck s First Clout George Soott and rookie allowed only three hits and one ·· "'::'T The cltlendlns National Donn Clendenon stroked two Reggie Smitll bil homers and un .· League whoSe "lfow- home runs and . Gene Alley hit drove in five runs between ltlem r Simmons and Bob t:/ .: der pull as the Pittsburgh to power the Bosllln Red Sox to Hend . Fran. H only two at!IICk runs tnhad35 produced innings Ianother Pirates belted the New York an . ley combmed .lor a 1ourApproximately 175 persons attended the second an San Sl. Louts 0 %·.GOO 8'2 victory over the New .hltter .. the Chicago Cubs last Saturday, managed Yankees 11-3. Clendenon andi ' nual Kyger Creek basketball banquet Saturday evening Sunday'• Rtlllll , only five hits In 17 !nnlnga iAlley each got lour hits in the r:'e Red tile Califorrua Angels 3•2honoring members of the Junior High, Freshman, Re· Philadelphia 10'1 . !Of · - :;: Sunday but showed mid-season contest and accounted for eight ac or s ek fl· year- old ''Tbal plteber bas been knock- serve and Varsity cage (Only game · .. . 1our rUIIB m seven mmngs form by clowning the Houston Pirate runs Micke wor ed four and !wi>-thlrds squads. Tills was lhc first time a Ky. . ' . ::,. , Astros H when they scored the a I . h y Mantle had added ~ur TUII8 off Cbuck Innings before allowing I hlt ed oat so mach I don't know Servmg as Master of Ceremon- ger Creek tet m had evor won FID8l NIIL ~ . ~cr..~ winning run on a Wild pitch. Yank:~ru~s fi~~~r ~or the Estrada m.tlle final two frames. and took a shutout l?to the If be's 8 ball player or a ies lor the event was veteran the SVAC. Joe Wills, presid•n! By \lolled Prel!t 'Ill~oc.; Although w.. the Dodgers The MilUiesota i,.i spnog. The Baltimore Orioles erupted seventh bef?r• losing II on a KC Coach John Wickline. Wick· of the Athletic Booster ClllD, · w.·J., first victory11 in nine games old teammat Oam'lii'P belted for their si!()C)nd seven-run ~lple by JIID Fregosl and a llgbter!'' line Jpoke bnefly on Ute topic presented troph sieto each mem- ~-Chicago 411712 M.' ·' agamst National League teams e -- ' o ..cual inning~ the l..t three games single by Jose Cardenal. '·Basket~ll as a Little Game Iber of the Kyger Croek .Jtcoior Montreal 32 25 13' 77'.:; this spring, It w.as the klnd o{ ~ • or L1fe.. He coll!pared t h ~ H1gh and the Semor H i g h Toronto 32 ,;r 11 75_~~ triumphtheteambasbeenused sport With the rules: to the past four seasoll.!l and . Jr~ay bon and team work m todays ty Jumor High and Ute annual Detrl!!l ?:13& 4 .<A·;:: 1 indleated the Dodgers may not . life. . . Galha County cage tournament. BostOi\ . 17 43 111 tt · be as dead as most o1 tbe lnd<vtdual letters were pre- Varsity team members were ~-Won Iitle critics are predieling. sented to the Junwr lhgh te•m Senior< M1ke Spaulding end o Saitda)"allelull1 ·-Perhaps the soundest of all If. ' I ' by Coach Jack Duncan, to the Jerry Hall, Juniors. Dennis ChiQIIgO 8 New York D the pitchers at UU. stage of the Freshman squad by AsSIStant Grose ond Tom Eblin and Sopt.. Torojnto 5 Boston 2, _, exhibition season is Bob Gibson Coach Howard Lee Miller and to omores, Chuck Brodbu.-y, Jim Monlreal 4 Detroit 2 '··.. of the St. Louis Cardinals. '!'bel , ' By DICK DEW [Jain and the Philadelphia 711ers. nom added. , the rebounding struggle to the the vaiSity team by W<cklme '· Whit< and Ken Buckley. Fol. .• strong rightllander allowed only ! UP! Sports Writer Tile Celtica, hunting tbeir "All we want lo do i.o win It," bigger 76ers. Richard Frost, K)gel Cree. lowmg the banquet, films of tht Ftul AJILStudlngo one hit in six innings and BOSTON (UPI) - Unless ninth successive NBA playoff Cllamherlain chimed in, "That's Philadelphia at the sam presented Southecn Oak llill, North Gallia a n d By lililled Preaa.lateroallonal . stroked a two-run homer while can b:eak a National Basketball champiOIIl<hlp, , trail Pbiladel· our ultimate goal." time, made httle effort to [ee~ \alley AthletiC Confere•ce tre- Hannan Trace sames w ere Eatlenl Dl\'llleD . . .: leading the Cardlnals to a 2-0 IAssociation precedent, the . 2-0, in their hesl-<>f-seven The Celllcs were a weary, the bail either to Chamberli phles to each member of the , shown. 38 2f 10 S6 : 1 victory over tbe Kansas City 1 lot Celtics' 11-year .rule will be . Division finals. No dolelul after dropping the or hot-shooting Hal Gre:; V':"'lty, Other honored Ba!Umore '35 7110 lit) : Athletics. , shortly ended by_W•l_t _ _ !team m NBA history has ever Sunday deCision before a packed Instead, the ?6ers "worked for , , Reserves - Steve Spauld1~.g, ·Quebec 35 30 7 7T · Gibson struck out o and I come to wm a seven-game house on lhelr own Boston. lbe open man." CaSSIUS Tom l(cese, J1m Tyo, Ric<v Sprinj;field . 32 31 I 73_ • 1 wallr,ed only two In limiting the senes alter dropping lhe llrsl Garden court. Wally Jones, who had aver' Greg Peck, Pele Peck, Providence . 13 4G 1S 39'.. A'• io a bloop single. Joe:1 I two games. . "I'm not worried about the aged 12.8 poinls per game .• Bob . ' !'ternan, Jtm Hill and x-Clinched title pit.hed the final three ! The same commanding player-coach Bill Rus- against the Celt<cs during ! EddJe . Rees<>. Jon Westem.Dl\>llloa ·' innmgs for the Redblrds, margin ln. tbe lsell s&d while weanng an regular season, hit for 22 and l ., . , Rolhg. b, Tom Hy,dl, Bill · W.L.T. Ph. 1i surrendermg two hits. NBA s western diVISIOn !mala absolutely miserable expression. Chet Walker, a 16 3 average l{ Gmdlesberger, Jack!e Hensen, x-Plttsburgh 41 21 10 92 Al Kaline went lllree-for-live f where San Francisco defeated "This just 1110ilns .we've gol to r.,an earlier, got 23. Chamber-I Roger Johnson, Kenny_ l!oches)er : 38 25 9. BS.,0 and stroked a key triple I Loms, 143-135, on Sa_lurday win four out of the next live. lian was limJted to 15 bull Randy Lowe, Doug . 36 ,;r 9 Bl, ~l_"3d_lhe _n:~ro!t Tigers to a l mgbt for Its blg lead m the IKind of tough, Isn't It? outrebounded Russell, 29_24, DETROIT !UP!\ - If the, Steve,Needs and Gary Clark . . utial~ . . ~ - o141il. 1 3S AUGUSTA, Ga. (uPI) other IJI,st-of-seven series: they only come one collected fiVe assists and Cassius Clay-Floyd Pattenon Junwr H!gh -Kenny · . llnaf!s Brewer is a man on a mission. The WIIJT"'" will he gomg for at a bme. blocked a flock of Boston shots. fight on April 25th at Oly!lljlla Brown, Wade Hens.n, . Jet~ Quebec 7 Spr\n8field .4 .. The wavy-haired Texan, . their tllrrd victory. when the Strategy Coalra•l John li&Yllcek headed the Stadium is going· to become a Hili, Johnsm, :-"•• M'AsCleveland % too mmdful of his near miss Western Dvision senes resumes Tile game, televised in black Boston shooters ' wilh 26 and reality, some definite action is ! Sle, Erme Metzer. Gary Sail ~0)'1~ 11 ~ 3 _. year ngo, is de!l'rmined to Wednesday mght ID St. LoUis. and white ,bY ABC executives Bailey Howell got 22, 16 of them expected today. ders, _'Jonald Telle, Jeff, Tyo, Pittsburg!\ 5 J everything in his power to 711ers Cautious when the color crew .was unable in the first half, Olympia's Nick Londes said Roge, Athey, Mlk~ · Beeoe, Bill ., , , . _ tbls year's Masters golf Even so? the jubilant 76e~s to cross an AFTRA picket line, Sunday that if the E&J Sports Buck, Gary Joh1.1'<0n. Je<•. Lou- YOUR lifo Is 0\111 ~v~l~t~l namenr, which begins were making. DO broad predic- was a marked contrast in IClub of Detroit- IS gomg to put den, Donald John )llo'rt ~ody to ...... ~· Thursday l10ns alter wmrung their secoDd strategy. on the Hght they are going to Metzger Rtchard McMahon Dan· · _ TAMPA, Fla. !UP!) - The I Of cour;.., everyone in the 81- game, _10'1-102,. before a national Boston, which had been have to up with some ny Palmer, Jeffrey Zerkle, with, tho lifo IMUrili!Co plaft CmCinnatl Reds hope to notch man field would like to he • televiSIOn on Sunday. whipped, 1?:1-112, in tbe opener money Monday before anyltlmg Jackie Parsons, B<ll Rous_h, lhif 'lits ·,..., "'' Dlo, their 15th exhibition baseball i winner. After all, theres ''l think two wins at Philadelphia's Palestra, tried can be signed. Georg., Shamblin , Glenn Smit!J, c-ult uo. ...ithout oiolill' v1cto'?' today when they meet Jand prestige worth 10 indicallve of what we can clo: a ."three quarter press" in ~ The Sporls Club's attorney, Danny Sw<sher. R~y Thompson, 110111 ... ' · Detrott here. Ithat much at stake. 76er coach Alex Hllftllum said which the d~enders harried the Eddie D. Smith last week made I Davtd While, RoM<e Wtrte, and They -:on their Hth game of 1 But the ~year-old while .mmbly dodging the 76ers most of the way up the a reported oifer of a $250,000 1 Ricky Whobrey. Grapefruit League play Sunday :has an added incent1ve, For suggesllon that his team was m court. In tbe late stages, tlle guarantee to Clay io fight ' W<e<!m<S vars~y won !!, 2-ll over the Phils, f was here a year ago that to sweep}?ur alraigbt Cellics ataged a. 13-point come- OAKLA ND, Calif. (UPll _ Patterson in Detr01t. and lost eight. D""Ca!l's INSURANCii'A"ENCY the sel'Ond shutout m a row lor , came up to the !mal Boston. I m looking back by employmg lour shoot- ""-e Am . n B k tb 11 A. Clay and his manager Herbert I Jumm Hw'• teams, together p•-- ...;.-2•••. "ed ' h 1 I to g tr lh · d '" enca as e a sso- ' 27 d r - ,..,. Pomtrll'/ hthur ~rs. S Ell' . needlng only a ...,utine par urt ~: sdem ,?n;:_ ~~g guar.: wlth Russell in the elation had all the collegiate Muhammad have been reported- ~on___an ,;t 1ve. , ammy IS 1wrap up the Masters · co • ay, meup a vtriua)ly conceding playing talent it wanted today ly interested in the fight but 1 an er teamed up with 18-year-old miSsed a comparatively · but the problem of signing the nothmg has been Signed as of Gary Nolan to blank the Phils. poll that would have giYen·it stars stili remained and hardly yet. Nol~n, .who took over In the him. . '. anyone was willin• to admit it . With Clay fat·ing an Army ..xth mmng, also socked a dou- That nu" left him will be an easy task by an mduct10n on Apnl 28, a fighl . ... . . •. ble off Phil lefty Grant Jack- way tie with Jack Nicklaus weekend· Sports Summary ladelpbla 76ers took a means. 1 y against Patterson would enable son to touch off a lwo-run TamnlV Jacobs. The next By Unlled PreSs lnternallellol mandtng two game lead Itt their I The 11-le ABA I d~ him to squeeze in one last elgbth Inning which gave the in a playo[f, Brewer ran Salurday drive to break Boston's its ek ;mtb -d cone ur payday before he eilher arc••pts i Reds tha victory. steam. He soared to a SEBRING, Fla. (UPI) year National Baskelhall ;ee dayflimee ~~~ Army induction or rejects it and I 1 t w~ e~ Vada Pinson followed Nolan's par 73-eight strokes Mario Andrettl and domination by a ~ u~ y 1~ ng All takes a jail term ins lead double with a triple lo right '"'d Nicklaus who became the McLaren breezed to the Celtics 107-102. :,ege s aJrs, mew'~~ f Clay beat Patterson the. only Businesses d'uling In 1 Pnicluct or· ~ Inthen came home when Dick man 2\' er. to win two second -.straight victory in Prc~~~~~e 1~m~ob ~~ e~ 0f! man ever to lose and ;egain the terested in MORE PROFITS . .': l!lliitk~n­ GroM' bobbled Dick Simpson'• back-t~rback, and six 12-hour Gr"nd Prix of NEW YORK (UPll R1 . ed hotsy Alol heavyweight Iitle on a 12-rounu 1 1 xious and prepared to hanciJ.--ltusl_. ance road racing. rham•'on Chicago Black u gers, pus 1ve r s If , ' gro un·drr Ior an error. IJ acob••' Am · f tb d G TKO 1n 1965 m Las Vegas 11 tt Nati JH k enca oo a en ene · brought about by mora traHic In yow: -dora \ ElliS and Nolan held the PhD- "A M of peopl• had a Jot . se wo ona oc ey . - - - - - ·-:-· ----or place of bu1iness. ·· · lles to five hits, the oanie num- !say about that missed putt records and tied two Washmgton and world Indoor Kentucky by Lou!SvJIIe and Ron ., • ' ___;__t ~~ --~ be lhe Reds made off R' k h tb td · AKRON, Ohio (\lPI) while blasting the New pole vault record holder Bob W1dby of Tenneseee by New IC my peor s. ow1ng e nex ay' Slefanicb ol Chicago beat Seagren. Orleans. No expenence necesoory, Just the dellra to r . ' WISe and Jackson. Brewet' s:ud. Rangers s-e to complete • . serve mare customers and enioy lncrNHCI l Detroit was also successful "I ave it all I had in Johnson of Kokomo, lnd:, in most successful oeason Walke~ was .grabbed off by Other lop players picked Sunda ove owerln Chtca ~ b .1 , t , two-frame rolloff to WID hi.otory. tbe Indianapolis club, wh1ch Included Tom Workman of profits resulting from Nftt1peper ...vertkl .... _ · y, rp g g0 playo h' t~1 'ht J"snl ~a~ 1 Professional Bowlers reportedly got the first pick in gseattle by Anahe1m, Keith Your Customen tnd pi'Ospective cuatainfre 1 our wenr'mt." 7 5. ~~::~.. until !len ,100,000 Fires•~·· Tour OAKLAND, Calli. (UPI\ the, draft, the first round of Swagerty of UmvcrSity ofI are reading this ad just 11 YOU .."'INAVIAN DUEL te ( L tb nameat of Cllamplons. All-Americas Jlmm" Walker which was determmed by a PaciV!C by Houston Earl it stayed right her• in tho IIOWIWfllpaf. unfll JUtu wa ronno. 12 a.rpar ree ~ fl f · ' SCBAERUM, Norway iUPI\ _ hole) and took a <!ouble bogey. 1 Providenee and Bob Uoyd draw o o~s. Lloyd went to tlle onroe o Wmst~n-Salem byI you wore able to toko time to . read • : :· Ancl Lars Grlni ol Norway beat outllmew 1t was all ove•· thEn." HALLANDALE, Fla. (UPI) Rutgers were among the Minnesota team. Both P<ttsbutgh, Walt B~alosukma of the moro thon ,s,ooo fomilin ihot live 'rjgt:~t sweden's Kje!l Sjoeberg for the Brewer, who had four · In Reality, owned by , players chosen as tbe assuredly will be drafted h1gh Connect<rut by Oakland, Ma tt ! hero in your trading oroo thit read The Daily combined trophy in the "Scan- ries in a six-month Frances Genter. scored a Basketball Association held also by the National Basketball Allch of M1ch<gan State by Sentinel oro your cuotqmon ••••• , •r lhtt dinavian ski jumping week" before the Masters, didn't and one-hall length victory first annual collegiate draft Association In Its slated Dallas. 400 9 should be. You can communlceta with th1111 Sunda.y bf: winning the meet's again last year although the $1J • Florida Derby. -Re~rts were current through- ROCBE _O_N_T-OP- ovorydey, Mondoy through Friday tnd Svnfinal JUmpmg event. earned nearly $76.000. BROOKVILLE, NY. (UPI) A!~;~~ T~&cl.~~~ttled the ABA meeting that lhe MEXICO CITY (UP!l - Topday . . It's uoy, if you don't ' " - of our Arthur Ashe of Richroond, back ~rom a tw~raet de6clt had conducted a secret seeded Tony, Roche of Australia used a powerful service defeat countryman Jolm and thai Walker w.. one won the men's singles t1lle representatives In your store or on the lfraat, defeat Chuck McKmley comhe 4-6, u, 7-5, 6-6 the players signed and safely Sunday In the Mexico City _ius! call 992-2156 end he'IIH fltoreln a Jiffy. Frank Froehling and take win the men'a singles away. The six-[our star International Ten n l s To u rsingles title in th ship of the Ml!llco to ahow up In Louisville nament with 4-ll, 2-ll, 7-5, 6-3, 8-6 Island Indoor lnvllatlon lntematlonallennts the E..I-West game Satur- victory over fellow Aussie John robin lennla tournament. and said he overslept in a Newcombe. In the women's TUESDAY'S GAMES York hotel and missed his singles final Great Britain's Ann (~) Olght. SHayclon.Jones downed Elena SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) Barry tossed In 47 Middleport at GalllpOUt Mlke Storen, ' 1-:::~ manager, said be had to pace the San IGel!l li hope of signing Walker, ( Warriors to I IC.lile By I'RED·McMANE . ·•· . AILSTAR h:!en•r'~ . G~r.Y ~ ~venth ~nn:g ~enl, ~e. ~lo118, throu~h P .L' o.r ca:gon Banquet C~rt Bo~n WeolientDI~ 8' II jor~ ~:· ~ So~l:agg~ ~ged sev~n. :00 ~ton ~uled) S~s I I 11- ear Rule By· Celtzcs 111 En d h0 ...tly 76e ...8 • au t lOUS s compe~·l teams whowontheGalliaCoun-NewYork c g~p tw~rrun --- - ~ • Are ... JgerS T · F R d Next or e Hot Redlegs Man Loaded W'IthMiSSIOll play<IJ'~ ba~ Brewer IS• H~mer 30281l:n.:: p~mcmal, i \ ~ T.,~ : I I 0~:-1. gam~ ·~-ts Floyd Fight Now tw~r 1 serles,". N Mood~, Tho~~· ~alfhil,~ Cl~~and . play~s ~" ~lark Roch~ler,' .H~ Fortunate!~, aud~enee problem 0£ SI•gm'ng ar! Mu'"'· co~e I ~ Remai•llS Philad~lphia ~-Hershey Fcesh~nen - l' Caf ea tty . wer~ !game~ ''iu' 1 Wee.kendsporlssununary · · II "'".'"I 1 lHTZDD ' ty . . Ill 8 IM .,,..11ac41uta { 1 ~ub~ir~at~s~o~f~M~e~xi~co~6-4~,~tl-~3·=~~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- over the Sl; Louis Hawks and 2-0 lead in their ~~:;!:;:~I dlvlaloa pJayolfl. - l!aldilr Lean on . --'me ••• ' GREENSBORO, N.Y. (VPil Archer WilhltAJOd by Arnold and ~ SC!dera· to $125,1100 · Greater Golf Tournament with a 17-undei-,par Z67. I·Iii~~ .~ ~. generaUyrecognlzedasthe player In lbe country this .....,. among those subj•ect tbe draft. ABA commissioner George Mlkan said bls circuit wasn't the le..t bit worried about a bonua-algnlng war with the NBA. ''That's the all American game," said Mlkan. "I think we can match the other league when It comes to signing all END· · WaiN (UPI) ·S!, Brltaln't '-men'a· IYJ!Inuuel .g,,;klJled . ·lfiOIW car otruck a ' who won tho wu 10, hqve team In , l'ranct theae players." ~~~ '>Nilii~~~-~11!1~~~~~~~;iii '!be who ABAofdrafl Included the who't the college ranks lhl1 past season with ~n ol All Am'erlcas Alcliidor oHJCL:A, wes Unseld I of Loulilvllle and Elvin Hayes Hbilslon, wl)O had from one to vears . college br~=· B. F. GOODR H ~· ~~Ta 660 SILVERTOWN 775x14 ,~~~~·~·•• $21·52 f650dl Wht~w.~;f1~J.56 HI FUX 4 PLY NYlON 650x13 Black _ 750x14 Black_ 4 PLY, 750x14 - 825x14 _ _ 650x14 - 845x1f _ _ $11.55 $12.55 Plus Tax and Trade In Tire KELVI;NA ') I I ' I :-.- ·" · J114~ �., J \, i '• I' ' I · t .· \1 ., ~~I· \ , ' I o~er 1.-~. Daily . .$~nt!nel. P.yJI!d~eport,.o., ~prllS, 1:7-3 Tbis'Jt~~ chamtrn l•on·S '. · .::t=ii .~ ~ · . 7-6 tritunpb the Chicago lor seven hH8 and &Is run1 In to 4e!Ut the ·AtlaDia lll'aves a. ' ' .. "· ' UPI 8porla Wriler Willie SOx. Kalme conneeted off six timings while turning bark wbo had pitche<l t> Tblngs bave been very trying so_ulhpaw Peters for his the W..blngton SeDators U. ollly twe and two-lhlrda innings i , ..., ihr .the Los Anaeles Dodgers tr!Jlle to highlight a lour-run Andy Kosco homered for the aU ipring because ol a shoulder wl..¥el. ; : t :!ck .and help Joe Twins while Ed Brinkman hit a went the first five Phll. , ·2o1.000 . arma , e VIctory. homer for the Senator. tnnmgs lor the Orioles and . .. ' J'M I<IU&ellng water from a Mlck s First Clout George Soott and rookie allowed only three hits and one ·· "'::'T The cltlendlns National Donn Clendenon stroked two Reggie Smitll bil homers and un .· League whoSe "lfow- home runs and . Gene Alley hit drove in five runs between ltlem r Simmons and Bob t:/ .: der pull as the Pittsburgh to power the Bosllln Red Sox to Hend . Fran. H only two at!IICk runs tnhad35 produced innings Ianother Pirates belted the New York an . ley combmed .lor a 1ourApproximately 175 persons attended the second an San Sl. Louts 0 %·.GOO 8'2 victory over the New .hltter .. the Chicago Cubs last Saturday, managed Yankees 11-3. Clendenon andi ' nual Kyger Creek basketball banquet Saturday evening Sunday'• Rtlllll , only five hits In 17 !nnlnga iAlley each got lour hits in the r:'e Red tile Califorrua Angels 3•2honoring members of the Junior High, Freshman, Re· Philadelphia 10'1 . !Of · - :;: Sunday but showed mid-season contest and accounted for eight ac or s ek fl· year- old ''Tbal plteber bas been knock- serve and Varsity cage (Only game · .. . 1our rUIIB m seven mmngs form by clowning the Houston Pirate runs Micke wor ed four and !wi>-thlrds squads. Tills was lhc first time a Ky. . ' . ::,. , Astros H when they scored the a I . h y Mantle had added ~ur TUII8 off Cbuck Innings before allowing I hlt ed oat so mach I don't know Servmg as Master of Ceremon- ger Creek tet m had evor won FID8l NIIL ~ . ~cr..~ winning run on a Wild pitch. Yank:~ru~s fi~~~r ~or the Estrada m.tlle final two frames. and took a shutout l?to the If be's 8 ball player or a ies lor the event was veteran the SVAC. Joe Wills, presid•n! By \lolled Prel!t 'Ill~oc.; Although w.. the Dodgers The MilUiesota i,.i spnog. The Baltimore Orioles erupted seventh bef?r• losing II on a KC Coach John Wickline. Wick· of the Athletic Booster ClllD, · w.·J., first victory11 in nine games old teammat Oam'lii'P belted for their si!()C)nd seven-run ~lple by JIID Fregosl and a llgbter!'' line Jpoke bnefly on Ute topic presented troph sieto each mem- ~-Chicago 411712 M.' ·' agamst National League teams e -- ' o ..cual inning~ the l..t three games single by Jose Cardenal. '·Basket~ll as a Little Game Iber of the Kyger Croek .Jtcoior Montreal 32 25 13' 77'.:; this spring, It w.as the klnd o{ ~ • or L1fe.. He coll!pared t h ~ H1gh and the Semor H i g h Toronto 32 ,;r 11 75_~~ triumphtheteambasbeenused sport With the rules: to the past four seasoll.!l and . Jr~ay bon and team work m todays ty Jumor High and Ute annual Detrl!!l ?:13& 4 .<A·;:: 1 indleated the Dodgers may not . life. . . Galha County cage tournament. BostOi\ . 17 43 111 tt · be as dead as most o1 tbe lnd<vtdual letters were pre- Varsity team members were ~-Won Iitle critics are predieling. sented to the Junwr lhgh te•m Senior< M1ke Spaulding end o Saitda)"allelull1 ·-Perhaps the soundest of all If. ' I ' by Coach Jack Duncan, to the Jerry Hall, Juniors. Dennis ChiQIIgO 8 New York D the pitchers at UU. stage of the Freshman squad by AsSIStant Grose ond Tom Eblin and Sopt.. Torojnto 5 Boston 2, _, exhibition season is Bob Gibson Coach Howard Lee Miller and to omores, Chuck Brodbu.-y, Jim Monlreal 4 Detroit 2 '··.. of the St. Louis Cardinals. '!'bel , ' By DICK DEW [Jain and the Philadelphia 711ers. nom added. , the rebounding struggle to the the vaiSity team by W<cklme '· Whit< and Ken Buckley. Fol. .• strong rightllander allowed only ! UP! Sports Writer Tile Celtica, hunting tbeir "All we want lo do i.o win It," bigger 76ers. Richard Frost, K)gel Cree. lowmg the banquet, films of tht Ftul AJILStudlngo one hit in six innings and BOSTON (UPI) - Unless ninth successive NBA playoff Cllamherlain chimed in, "That's Philadelphia at the sam presented Southecn Oak llill, North Gallia a n d By lililled Preaa.lateroallonal . stroked a two-run homer while can b:eak a National Basketball champiOIIl<hlp, , trail Pbiladel· our ultimate goal." time, made httle effort to [ee~ \alley AthletiC Confere•ce tre- Hannan Trace sames w ere Eatlenl Dl\'llleD . . .: leading the Cardlnals to a 2-0 IAssociation precedent, the . 2-0, in their hesl-<>f-seven The Celllcs were a weary, the bail either to Chamberli phles to each member of the , shown. 38 2f 10 S6 : 1 victory over tbe Kansas City 1 lot Celtics' 11-year .rule will be . Division finals. No dolelul after dropping the or hot-shooting Hal Gre:; V':"'lty, Other honored Ba!Umore '35 7110 lit) : Athletics. , shortly ended by_W•l_t _ _ !team m NBA history has ever Sunday deCision before a packed Instead, the ?6ers "worked for , , Reserves - Steve Spauld1~.g, ·Quebec 35 30 7 7T · Gibson struck out o and I come to wm a seven-game house on lhelr own Boston. lbe open man." CaSSIUS Tom l(cese, J1m Tyo, Ric<v Sprinj;field . 32 31 I 73_ • 1 wallr,ed only two In limiting the senes alter dropping lhe llrsl Garden court. Wally Jones, who had aver' Greg Peck, Pele Peck, Providence . 13 4G 1S 39'.. A'• io a bloop single. Joe:1 I two games. . "I'm not worried about the aged 12.8 poinls per game .• Bob . ' !'ternan, Jtm Hill and x-Clinched title pit.hed the final three ! The same commanding player-coach Bill Rus- against the Celt<cs during ! EddJe . Rees<>. Jon Westem.Dl\>llloa ·' innmgs for the Redblrds, margin ln. tbe lsell s&d while weanng an regular season, hit for 22 and l ., . , Rolhg. b, Tom Hy,dl, Bill · W.L.T. Ph. 1i surrendermg two hits. NBA s western diVISIOn !mala absolutely miserable expression. Chet Walker, a 16 3 average l{ Gmdlesberger, Jack!e Hensen, x-Plttsburgh 41 21 10 92 Al Kaline went lllree-for-live f where San Francisco defeated "This just 1110ilns .we've gol to r.,an earlier, got 23. Chamber-I Roger Johnson, Kenny_ l!oches)er : 38 25 9. BS.,0 and stroked a key triple I Loms, 143-135, on Sa_lurday win four out of the next live. lian was limJted to 15 bull Randy Lowe, Doug . 36 ,;r 9 Bl, ~l_"3d_lhe _n:~ro!t Tigers to a l mgbt for Its blg lead m the IKind of tough, Isn't It? outrebounded Russell, 29_24, DETROIT !UP!\ - If the, Steve,Needs and Gary Clark . . utial~ . . ~ - o141il. 1 3S AUGUSTA, Ga. (uPI) other IJI,st-of-seven series: they only come one collected fiVe assists and Cassius Clay-Floyd Pattenon Junwr H!gh -Kenny · . llnaf!s Brewer is a man on a mission. The WIIJT"'" will he gomg for at a bme. blocked a flock of Boston shots. fight on April 25th at Oly!lljlla Brown, Wade Hens.n, . Jet~ Quebec 7 Spr\n8field .4 .. The wavy-haired Texan, . their tllrrd victory. when the Strategy Coalra•l John li&Yllcek headed the Stadium is going· to become a Hili, Johnsm, :-"•• M'AsCleveland % too mmdful of his near miss Western Dvision senes resumes Tile game, televised in black Boston shooters ' wilh 26 and reality, some definite action is ! Sle, Erme Metzer. Gary Sail ~0)'1~ 11 ~ 3 _. year ngo, is de!l'rmined to Wednesday mght ID St. LoUis. and white ,bY ABC executives Bailey Howell got 22, 16 of them expected today. ders, _'Jonald Telle, Jeff, Tyo, Pittsburg!\ 5 J everything in his power to 711ers Cautious when the color crew .was unable in the first half, Olympia's Nick Londes said Roge, Athey, Mlk~ · Beeoe, Bill ., , , . _ tbls year's Masters golf Even so? the jubilant 76e~s to cross an AFTRA picket line, Sunday that if the E&J Sports Buck, Gary Joh1.1'<0n. Je<•. Lou- YOUR lifo Is 0\111 ~v~l~t~l namenr, which begins were making. DO broad predic- was a marked contrast in IClub of Detroit- IS gomg to put den, Donald John )llo'rt ~ody to ...... ~· Thursday l10ns alter wmrung their secoDd strategy. on the Hght they are going to Metzger Rtchard McMahon Dan· · _ TAMPA, Fla. !UP!) - The I Of cour;.., everyone in the 81- game, _10'1-102,. before a national Boston, which had been have to up with some ny Palmer, Jeffrey Zerkle, with, tho lifo IMUrili!Co plaft CmCinnatl Reds hope to notch man field would like to he • televiSIOn on Sunday. whipped, 1?:1-112, in tbe opener money Monday before anyltlmg Jackie Parsons, B<ll Rous_h, lhif 'lits ·,..., "'' Dlo, their 15th exhibition baseball i winner. After all, theres ''l think two wins at Philadelphia's Palestra, tried can be signed. Georg., Shamblin , Glenn Smit!J, c-ult uo. ...ithout oiolill' v1cto'?' today when they meet Jand prestige worth 10 indicallve of what we can clo: a ."three quarter press" in ~ The Sporls Club's attorney, Danny Sw<sher. R~y Thompson, 110111 ... ' · Detrott here. Ithat much at stake. 76er coach Alex Hllftllum said which the d~enders harried the Eddie D. Smith last week made I Davtd While, RoM<e Wtrte, and They -:on their Hth game of 1 But the ~year-old while .mmbly dodging the 76ers most of the way up the a reported oifer of a $250,000 1 Ricky Whobrey. Grapefruit League play Sunday :has an added incent1ve, For suggesllon that his team was m court. In tbe late stages, tlle guarantee to Clay io fight ' W<e<!m<S vars~y won !!, 2-ll over the Phils, f was here a year ago that to sweep}?ur alraigbt Cellics ataged a. 13-point come- OAKLA ND, Calif. (UPll _ Patterson in Detr01t. and lost eight. D""Ca!l's INSURANCii'A"ENCY the sel'Ond shutout m a row lor , came up to the !mal Boston. I m looking back by employmg lour shoot- ""-e Am . n B k tb 11 A. Clay and his manager Herbert I Jumm Hw'• teams, together p•-- ...;.-2•••. "ed ' h 1 I to g tr lh · d '" enca as e a sso- ' 27 d r - ,..,. Pomtrll'/ hthur ~rs. S Ell' . needlng only a ...,utine par urt ~: sdem ,?n;:_ ~~g guar.: wlth Russell in the elation had all the collegiate Muhammad have been reported- ~on___an ,;t 1ve. , ammy IS 1wrap up the Masters · co • ay, meup a vtriua)ly conceding playing talent it wanted today ly interested in the fight but 1 an er teamed up with 18-year-old miSsed a comparatively · but the problem of signing the nothmg has been Signed as of Gary Nolan to blank the Phils. poll that would have giYen·it stars stili remained and hardly yet. Nol~n, .who took over In the him. . '. anyone was willin• to admit it . With Clay fat·ing an Army ..xth mmng, also socked a dou- That nu" left him will be an easy task by an mduct10n on Apnl 28, a fighl . ... . . •. ble off Phil lefty Grant Jack- way tie with Jack Nicklaus weekend· Sports Summary ladelpbla 76ers took a means. 1 y against Patterson would enable son to touch off a lwo-run TamnlV Jacobs. The next By Unlled PreSs lnternallellol mandtng two game lead Itt their I The 11-le ABA I d~ him to squeeze in one last elgbth Inning which gave the in a playo[f, Brewer ran Salurday drive to break Boston's its ek ;mtb -d cone ur payday before he eilher arc••pts i Reds tha victory. steam. He soared to a SEBRING, Fla. (UPI) year National Baskelhall ;ee dayflimee ~~~ Army induction or rejects it and I 1 t w~ e~ Vada Pinson followed Nolan's par 73-eight strokes Mario Andrettl and domination by a ~ u~ y 1~ ng All takes a jail term ins lead double with a triple lo right '"'d Nicklaus who became the McLaren breezed to the Celtics 107-102. :,ege s aJrs, mew'~~ f Clay beat Patterson the. only Businesses d'uling In 1 Pnicluct or· ~ Inthen came home when Dick man 2\' er. to win two second -.straight victory in Prc~~~~~e 1~m~ob ~~ e~ 0f! man ever to lose and ;egain the terested in MORE PROFITS . .': l!lliitk~n­ GroM' bobbled Dick Simpson'• back-t~rback, and six 12-hour Gr"nd Prix of NEW YORK (UPll R1 . ed hotsy Alol heavyweight Iitle on a 12-rounu 1 1 xious and prepared to hanciJ.--ltusl_. ance road racing. rham•'on Chicago Black u gers, pus 1ve r s If , ' gro un·drr Ior an error. IJ acob••' Am · f tb d G TKO 1n 1965 m Las Vegas 11 tt Nati JH k enca oo a en ene · brought about by mora traHic In yow: -dora \ ElliS and Nolan held the PhD- "A M of peopl• had a Jot . se wo ona oc ey . - - - - - ·-:-· ----or place of bu1iness. ·· · lles to five hits, the oanie num- !say about that missed putt records and tied two Washmgton and world Indoor Kentucky by Lou!SvJIIe and Ron ., • ' ___;__t ~~ --~ be lhe Reds made off R' k h tb td · AKRON, Ohio (\lPI) while blasting the New pole vault record holder Bob W1dby of Tenneseee by New IC my peor s. ow1ng e nex ay' Slefanicb ol Chicago beat Seagren. Orleans. No expenence necesoory, Just the dellra to r . ' WISe and Jackson. Brewet' s:ud. Rangers s-e to complete • . serve mare customers and enioy lncrNHCI l Detroit was also successful "I ave it all I had in Johnson of Kokomo, lnd:, in most successful oeason Walke~ was .grabbed off by Other lop players picked Sunda ove owerln Chtca ~ b .1 , t , two-frame rolloff to WID hi.otory. tbe Indianapolis club, wh1ch Included Tom Workman of profits resulting from Nftt1peper ...vertkl .... _ · y, rp g g0 playo h' t~1 'ht J"snl ~a~ 1 Professional Bowlers reportedly got the first pick in gseattle by Anahe1m, Keith Your Customen tnd pi'Ospective cuatainfre 1 our wenr'mt." 7 5. ~~::~.. until !len ,100,000 Fires•~·· Tour OAKLAND, Calli. (UPI\ the, draft, the first round of Swagerty of UmvcrSity ofI are reading this ad just 11 YOU .."'INAVIAN DUEL te ( L tb nameat of Cllamplons. All-Americas Jlmm" Walker which was determmed by a PaciV!C by Houston Earl it stayed right her• in tho IIOWIWfllpaf. unfll JUtu wa ronno. 12 a.rpar ree ~ fl f · ' SCBAERUM, Norway iUPI\ _ hole) and took a <!ouble bogey. 1 Providenee and Bob Uoyd draw o o~s. Lloyd went to tlle onroe o Wmst~n-Salem byI you wore able to toko time to . read • : :· Ancl Lars Grlni ol Norway beat outllmew 1t was all ove•· thEn." HALLANDALE, Fla. (UPI) Rutgers were among the Minnesota team. Both P<ttsbutgh, Walt B~alosukma of the moro thon ,s,ooo fomilin ihot live 'rjgt:~t sweden's Kje!l Sjoeberg for the Brewer, who had four · In Reality, owned by , players chosen as tbe assuredly will be drafted h1gh Connect<rut by Oakland, Ma tt ! hero in your trading oroo thit read The Daily combined trophy in the "Scan- ries in a six-month Frances Genter. scored a Basketball Association held also by the National Basketball Allch of M1ch<gan State by Sentinel oro your cuotqmon ••••• , •r lhtt dinavian ski jumping week" before the Masters, didn't and one-hall length victory first annual collegiate draft Association In Its slated Dallas. 400 9 should be. You can communlceta with th1111 Sunda.y bf: winning the meet's again last year although the $1J • Florida Derby. -Re~rts were current through- ROCBE _O_N_T-OP- ovorydey, Mondoy through Friday tnd Svnfinal JUmpmg event. earned nearly $76.000. BROOKVILLE, NY. (UPI) A!~;~~ T~&cl.~~~ttled the ABA meeting that lhe MEXICO CITY (UP!l - Topday . . It's uoy, if you don't ' " - of our Arthur Ashe of Richroond, back ~rom a tw~raet de6clt had conducted a secret seeded Tony, Roche of Australia used a powerful service defeat countryman Jolm and thai Walker w.. one won the men's singles t1lle representatives In your store or on the lfraat, defeat Chuck McKmley comhe 4-6, u, 7-5, 6-6 the players signed and safely Sunday In the Mexico City _ius! call 992-2156 end he'IIH fltoreln a Jiffy. Frank Froehling and take win the men'a singles away. The six-[our star International Ten n l s To u rsingles title in th ship of the Ml!llco to ahow up In Louisville nament with 4-ll, 2-ll, 7-5, 6-3, 8-6 Island Indoor lnvllatlon lntematlonallennts the E..I-West game Satur- victory over fellow Aussie John robin lennla tournament. and said he overslept in a Newcombe. In the women's TUESDAY'S GAMES York hotel and missed his singles final Great Britain's Ann (~) Olght. SHayclon.Jones downed Elena SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) Barry tossed In 47 Middleport at GalllpOUt Mlke Storen, ' 1-:::~ manager, said be had to pace the San IGel!l li hope of signing Walker, ( Warriors to I IC.lile By I'RED·McMANE . ·•· . AILSTAR h:!en•r'~ . G~r.Y ~ ~venth ~nn:g ~enl, ~e. ~lo118, throu~h P .L' o.r ca:gon Banquet C~rt Bo~n WeolientDI~ 8' II jor~ ~:· ~ So~l:agg~ ~ged sev~n. :00 ~ton ~uled) S~s I I 11- ear Rule By· Celtzcs 111 En d h0 ...tly 76e ...8 • au t lOUS s compe~·l teams whowontheGalliaCoun-NewYork c g~p tw~rrun --- - ~ • Are ... JgerS T · F R d Next or e Hot Redlegs Man Loaded W'IthMiSSIOll play<IJ'~ ba~ Brewer IS• H~mer 30281l:n.:: p~mcmal, i \ ~ T.,~ : I I 0~:-1. gam~ ·~-ts Floyd Fight Now tw~r 1 serles,". N Mood~, Tho~~· ~alfhil,~ Cl~~and . play~s ~" ~lark Roch~ler,' .H~ Fortunate!~, aud~enee problem 0£ SI•gm'ng ar! Mu'"'· co~e I ~ Remai•llS Philad~lphia ~-Hershey Fcesh~nen - l' Caf ea tty . wer~ !game~ ''iu' 1 Wee.kendsporlssununary · · II "'".'"I 1 lHTZDD ' ty . . Ill 8 IM .,,..11ac41uta { 1 ~ub~ir~at~s~o~f~M~e~xi~co~6-4~,~tl-~3·=~~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- over the Sl; Louis Hawks and 2-0 lead in their ~~:;!:;:~I dlvlaloa pJayolfl. - l!aldilr Lean on . --'me ••• ' GREENSBORO, N.Y. (VPil Archer WilhltAJOd by Arnold and ~ SC!dera· to $125,1100 · Greater Golf Tournament with a 17-undei-,par Z67. I·Iii~~ .~ ~. generaUyrecognlzedasthe player In lbe country this .....,. among those subj•ect tbe draft. ABA commissioner George Mlkan said bls circuit wasn't the le..t bit worried about a bonua-algnlng war with the NBA. ''That's the all American game," said Mlkan. "I think we can match the other league when It comes to signing all END· · WaiN (UPI) ·S!, Brltaln't '-men'a· IYJ!Inuuel .g,,;klJled . ·lfiOIW car otruck a ' who won tho wu 10, hqve team In , l'ranct theae players." ~~~ '>Nilii~~~-~11!1~~~~~~~;iii '!be who ABAofdrafl Included the who't the college ranks lhl1 past season with ~n ol All Am'erlcas Alcliidor oHJCL:A, wes Unseld I of Loulilvllle and Elvin Hayes Hbilslon, wl)O had from one to vears . college br~=· B. F. GOODR H ~· ~~Ta 660 SILVERTOWN 775x14 ,~~~~·~·•• $21·52 f650dl Wht~w.~;f1~J.56 HI FUX 4 PLY NYlON 650x13 Black _ 750x14 Black_ 4 PLY, 750x14 - 825x14 _ _ 650x14 - 845x1f _ _ $11.55 $12.55 Plus Tax and Trade In Tire KELVI;NA ') I I ' I :-.- ·" · J114~ �' I ! ' \, . !Sentmel, .!'omeroy-Mlddleport, 0., Apnl 3, ' "' ,e1JlllJD~~"" 1Jnaeramblethe10 !our Jumble1, '" ene letter to eatb oquare, to form four ordinary worda. ,_,JJJ ...J ,_ Tuppers Society News ' CEHOP NAKTE WHAT 'IOV Mll!lHi I'M!N 'lOI.I Fl.Y OFF 7H! HANDLE. 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SHORT TRAINING PIIUOD-FAST ENTitY INTO FIELD NO INVESTMENT-NO EXPENSE THE TIME TO JOIN THE BAND IS WHEN IT IS FORM· lNG NOT WHEN IT'S MARCHING DOWN THE STRilT TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE ~a:IIJTOUR a::IIJ (Aatwen tomorro ... . . . .~XOM QUIUI DIMISI IMIAIK ' · ,....., '!- lA• ......,.lilrlo ....,. ldd ""'"""" C.~ UIIIIAIWI7HIOUGH ! OPTOMETRIST BARWICK eH ..·culon Acrllon • Nylon Stlocl From Ovtr 200 P11terna & colon ('3•95 q, 'ricto St111 At 1 :rortly EU NEW yd. FREE tSnMATESI IX~IIIT INSTALLATION UP TO I YIAitS TO PAY &ABBOTT Middleport, 0. INGELS FURN.ITURE ·' OPE !II FRJ. & SA'T ~5 . Mll;lii\,&PORT Retails effective Mon. April~ thru April4 c SUPER-RIGHT . Smoked Picnics New Pohtoes Maroarine Orange hte • • fLOIIHDA U.S. MO. 1 lllE A - - -- - .S~~ 49c NUTLEY aaAMD SOLID ROLLS - - - - - - - FLORIO~----- ledeem Yovr Miller laotdet Coupan for One ~ G1llon Blue c..tan A&P FRESH MILK F-ature aftt.e Week : . Dinner Plate " I ; I ·~ 1 ~,.- SHEFFIBD For Only t9und •!$S.OO:Purdlase PLAY All"$ NEW G¥1 ' wn•~,. or AMERIC4 STA'l'l 01' OHIO acwnw""oa;,.; or 'ltllt ~u:t.AilT OP S'I'M'I '"' ' ' ,, '• '1HE . NICf IS ' ~c 2 49c lti!IJ. FREE wnH YOUR PURCHASE OF $5JIO 01 MORE • pkg. 1-ql. FRESH Society Notes ,. . ,r �• .i! " .I ' ~~~·~~~~·~~~~~o~~~APQ~S~,~lMW~J=~~F~o~r~~~!e~·=··:::~~· !----~~~----~~-·--~~_.__________________.___________~ !.~ t • ,auurr Pomeroy · Motor 'Co. ' . 1963 CORVAIR SPIDER COUPE - $1195, Four apeed lnDI., motor recently overhauled, wlolw tlno, ro· dlo, all ·viDyl bucket oeato. Sharp! 1960 MERCURY STATION WABON $5So Lo<ol one owner. Good tlrel, VB ~·· std. ol1tlt, block fin• ·:,~,~~~~~;::,i!:~~~:,,JIIIb, red lnterl;r, ndlo. , '' 1962 PONTIAC HT COUPE ""'•Hot••• II Good tires, viDyl Interior, wbltt finish, trans., radio and heater. $995 V-8 eqJ!De, ·okpotd · r Pomeroy Motor Co. ~~~~.. starqe .lll9lll anil Oll8 For New1967H•d•y Davidson Motorcycle garage, Will sell $229 Near bulln11111 dlstrlct. Tbls ts tlle 1r.mo)l. .~9150 mo. roy Ewlnt! owuer. del, and offOred at special Homer' Baxter, make oner. II prlee for spring sale, Sbo!m by appointment. . New 1967'Juick Mecbanlc 1il; Pomeroy or LaSabre V8 4 .Dpor phone·vm337. . 42 $2946 STEREO • RADIIf eiCI!lli!Dt ~ndl~n, speaker jacks, venrler Bu·siness Ser.vices.· · HONDA ' EYINRUDE SAID & Silas and Service . , Ohio Bo1t .1nd MOtor LI~'PI).. . , $C"W~L ~RINE . t' HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHON& 664-3370 OPEN IVU. t:GO P.M. 'I ROliN MALOttE . . .. j IIAw.UNU': . 1 Rewlings tto~e,SII•: i ., WY·MIIl · ·• ·'" MIDDLEPOaT. OHIO · · : I ' '"' ·- 1 ·.; EXPERIENCED WHEEL For Rent ly PRiiiD LASSWELL ~v,ra;J· ·: P.IO"'"* "c"~ DICK Phone 992-3794 or 9U·2"5 PomeNy,O. Baled propo1all PaMEilOY. CillO ' ··. ·. . •• ONI OPM . · IIICIIl HEATING & , AIR CONDITIONING BLAETTNARS ' I dual channel sound, etc. anoe only f/8.22. Call 992-3218. 4 2 Gtc IAitNIY GOOG11 •!!If SNUFFY .,.,ITH AUGNMENT AND L. W. •• will .MeCott~u. IADIATO,R be Cle-rk PhOne 992-2143' Pomeroy ., .• SERVICE Tml. All New l'9lt fl'oOIJN~ A I· !;I 1'!TACK QH e Cor. e Truck .• HIIht· cor. dundow BRAKE SERYICE · , BLAVfNAIJ$ j ' • Any:Type ,, . KEITH . ooeiE WY 2-2196 .. ' -~ Tl<E 1'1'1> CHIN!\!, SECR!T NIIQ.IiA!f Bli%Z IICo\\1 M•~• ... .' ft)u /jjlddloport, 0. ly IJtANNER WII'IN.IE WINKLE Estate for Sale CHICK, 'GRANDMA , MAY l ' 5PEAK TO YOU ... ..ER..PRIYATELY? Business SPRING OPEN HOUSE Swarming reproductives bave left cblony tbat is destroying home. Before you act, call for free inspection and · vise. A Meigs County C9nopruoy.[ Harold Maue - Alliee Termite Control Coinpany ,[ 605 W. Main, Pomeroy, 992-5669. NO NeED FOR THAT, BILLY.6RAN :J~A AND: hAVE NO 5E;CRET& FROM oACH OT' ER, rv=DECID::o TO TELL MY WifE AI>OUT OUR I DO~ ' T BE FOOLISH • I WINKLE. WOM~ GET JITIERY WHEN WE 60RROW Fr.:JM OU:l INSURANCE AND •· PENSION PLAN5. 4 3 we: AR~ ~t~ar ' Malon, W. V1, •• ' UIJcMPLO'r'tD! OH IJO? 1HE/J WHAT lVOULD YOU CALL IT? Auction will Aprtl 7, 1%7. Sale al 7 p. m. The · ~ld .OWl!"'· The, same W~'R£ PART OF THE. C'DVEIWMENT's LABOR· r.AY·A'IJAY PLAIV l =-- / . . oO_ By MERRIL i. BlOSSER LITTlE ORPHAN ANNIE .' ., 0\-HIIJI~ , !3001'1 AS \-tiS Mbi'I'THLY G~!i;!NMEHT a-lECK iS USED UP·, WE CAN COON\ (JH CIFTER LOSIN' nf I= l\1 =. GRAt'1D MOM S1JPP[D f..\IM, I SHOULD .. 01<; '5001'1 AS HE CN-1 l"all<E I-lOW IT Wti~'T !§" ~. I-IE'LL BE SACK, ALL ~ ULL (II': SOME ~. ~ Wl'(j 1'9 <lOOT .:~l:::<il::,:!_ _-.., THINK HE.'D 'i!A"~ \~ 1-£ ,JUST I-lAD A LlT'TLE tAf!TAl, &11 • ' READ .. y 'I e ' ' IN OVER. 5200 HOMES NO IMP NEWS, • TAKING l ) ".~ritect Faye Manley ;.,.nw~ ll!ll~'· .. Middleport BUDGET I'RlCI!:D hlnllture II our third floor budget shop. Baker Fundlure. Middleport DICK TRACY '. By CHESTER GOULD '> ~t~~ffi~~~~c=· Wanted Oblo. PUMP your · II IJ !It DON'T llugglsh septic tank. Gel Klean-EmAll septic tank cleaner. Land· beef cattle : mark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy. County, with 3 23 30tc House, utili- Write Box - --:-- - , - , - - - Ohio. 3 28 etc Auto Sales for 1;;;95;;9;-cF~O:;;R:;;D~G=,al~ax::i=;V:::8::.s.,.ta-n"'da-rd· 3 27 !Ole transmission, looks good and ;.,--:--runs good. Phone 742-m2. 3 31 3tc Iii I ...I,._.. tor and equipment, In extrl good condlUon, or will trade for Volklwqen car. Phone ~3 after 6:1Q p. m. or set ~ Scarberry, Racine, Cillo, RD Z. S 30 11C . '- �• .i! " .I ' ~~~·~~~~·~~~~~o~~~APQ~S~,~lMW~J=~~F~o~r~~~!e~·=··:::~~· !----~~~----~~-·--~~_.__________________.___________~ !.~ t • ,auurr Pomeroy · Motor 'Co. ' . 1963 CORVAIR SPIDER COUPE - $1195, Four apeed lnDI., motor recently overhauled, wlolw tlno, ro· dlo, all ·viDyl bucket oeato. Sharp! 1960 MERCURY STATION WABON $5So Lo<ol one owner. Good tlrel, VB ~·· std. ol1tlt, block fin• ·:,~,~~~~~;::,i!:~~~:,,JIIIb, red lnterl;r, ndlo. , '' 1962 PONTIAC HT COUPE ""'•Hot••• II Good tires, viDyl Interior, wbltt finish, trans., radio and heater. $995 V-8 eqJ!De, ·okpotd · r Pomeroy Motor Co. ~~~~.. starqe .lll9lll anil Oll8 For New1967H•d•y Davidson Motorcycle garage, Will sell $229 Near bulln11111 dlstrlct. Tbls ts tlle 1r.mo)l. .~9150 mo. roy Ewlnt! owuer. del, and offOred at special Homer' Baxter, make oner. II prlee for spring sale, Sbo!m by appointment. . New 1967'Juick Mecbanlc 1il; Pomeroy or LaSabre V8 4 .Dpor phone·vm337. . 42 $2946 STEREO • RADIIf eiCI!lli!Dt ~ndl~n, speaker jacks, venrler Bu·siness Ser.vices.· · HONDA ' EYINRUDE SAID & Silas and Service . , Ohio Bo1t .1nd MOtor LI~'PI).. . , $C"W~L ~RINE . t' HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHON& 664-3370 OPEN IVU. t:GO P.M. 'I ROliN MALOttE . . .. j IIAw.UNU': . 1 Rewlings tto~e,SII•: i ., WY·MIIl · ·• ·'" MIDDLEPOaT. OHIO · · : I ' '"' ·- 1 ·.; EXPERIENCED WHEEL For Rent ly PRiiiD LASSWELL ~v,ra;J· ·: P.IO"'"* "c"~ DICK Phone 992-3794 or 9U·2"5 PomeNy,O. Baled propo1all PaMEilOY. CillO ' ··. ·. . •• ONI OPM . · IIICIIl HEATING & , AIR CONDITIONING BLAETTNARS ' I dual channel sound, etc. anoe only f/8.22. Call 992-3218. 4 2 Gtc IAitNIY GOOG11 •!!If SNUFFY .,.,ITH AUGNMENT AND L. W. •• will .MeCott~u. IADIATO,R be Cle-rk PhOne 992-2143' Pomeroy ., .• SERVICE Tml. All New l'9lt fl'oOIJN~ A I· !;I 1'!TACK QH e Cor. e Truck .• HIIht· cor. dundow BRAKE SERYICE · , BLAVfNAIJ$ j ' • Any:Type ,, . KEITH . ooeiE WY 2-2196 .. ' -~ Tl<E 1'1'1> CHIN!\!, SECR!T NIIQ.IiA!f Bli%Z IICo\\1 M•~• ... .' ft)u /jjlddloport, 0. ly IJtANNER WII'IN.IE WINKLE Estate for Sale CHICK, 'GRANDMA , MAY l ' 5PEAK TO YOU ... ..ER..PRIYATELY? Business SPRING OPEN HOUSE Swarming reproductives bave left cblony tbat is destroying home. Before you act, call for free inspection and · vise. A Meigs County C9nopruoy.[ Harold Maue - Alliee Termite Control Coinpany ,[ 605 W. Main, Pomeroy, 992-5669. NO NeED FOR THAT, BILLY.6RAN :J~A AND: hAVE NO 5E;CRET& FROM oACH OT' ER, rv=DECID::o TO TELL MY WifE AI>OUT OUR I DO~ ' T BE FOOLISH • I WINKLE. WOM~ GET JITIERY WHEN WE 60RROW Fr.:JM OU:l INSURANCE AND •· PENSION PLAN5. 4 3 we: AR~ ~t~ar ' Malon, W. V1, •• ' UIJcMPLO'r'tD! OH IJO? 1HE/J WHAT lVOULD YOU CALL IT? Auction will Aprtl 7, 1%7. Sale al 7 p. m. The · ~ld .OWl!"'· The, same W~'R£ PART OF THE. C'DVEIWMENT's LABOR· r.AY·A'IJAY PLAIV l =-- / . . oO_ By MERRIL i. BlOSSER LITTlE ORPHAN ANNIE .' ., 0\-HIIJI~ , !3001'1 AS \-tiS Mbi'I'THLY G~!i;!NMEHT a-lECK iS USED UP·, WE CAN COON\ (JH CIFTER LOSIN' nf I= l\1 =. GRAt'1D MOM S1JPP[D f..\IM, I SHOULD .. 01<; '5001'1 AS HE CN-1 l"all<E I-lOW IT Wti~'T !§" ~. I-IE'LL BE SACK, ALL ~ ULL (II': SOME ~. ~ Wl'(j 1'9 <lOOT .:~l:::<il::,:!_ _-.., THINK HE.'D 'i!A"~ \~ 1-£ ,JUST I-lAD A LlT'TLE tAf!TAl, &11 • ' READ .. y 'I e ' ' IN OVER. 5200 HOMES NO IMP NEWS, • TAKING l ) ".~ritect Faye Manley ;.,.nw~ ll!ll~'· .. Middleport BUDGET I'RlCI!:D hlnllture II our third floor budget shop. Baker Fundlure. Middleport DICK TRACY '. By CHESTER GOULD '> ~t~~ffi~~~~c=· Wanted Oblo. PUMP your · II IJ !It DON'T llugglsh septic tank. Gel Klean-EmAll septic tank cleaner. Land· beef cattle : mark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy. County, with 3 23 30tc House, utili- Write Box - --:-- - , - , - - - Ohio. 3 28 etc Auto Sales for 1;;;95;;9;-cF~O:;;R:;;D~G=,al~ax::i=;V:::8::.s.,.ta-n"'da-rd· 3 27 !Ole transmission, looks good and ;.,--:--runs good. Phone 742-m2. 3 31 3tc Iii I ...I,._.. tor and equipment, In extrl good condlUon, or will trade for Volklwqen car. Phone ~3 after 6:1Q p. m. or set ~ Scarberry, Racine, Cillo, RD Z. S 30 11C . '- �' . ./' 1 ·, ' . ' ' ' '• ' ' 1 ' ' " ' \"~-. I .• ~- I· ' "' 'Soil Stewardship-Week is,April30~May j · _ ·"nU-ee . ~ • ~phas~ "".;,.• ~ ;n~ tor ~ ~~t~1 'iped~t Land" 11 the liteme ol ·h IJ ·slblU\y as a stew~- of olir1soD ·altelltten aild. ·-~~'! · to :t b!l Stewardship Week, April 9IY 10 aDd 'Wlller resources 8ncl to It- ·I I¥·ol ~- il\d·.~el_OII­ AbOut ~- ou ~ _Is to Weather Vutallli doudlaell, ""ter• ,: May 7, accord~B .I~ . lll'Vll!ond cas attelj_UOII on men's splrl~ fug :lhe · sOil,: -~. S. Brown, S~te ·Conservai,IOJ>ua1 aq.tute and-the !liJU an~ wa, .and wi!<Wie res~~· (I ,lsi .lor the 1/SDA Soil Conser- ter ,resourees o~ wiUdi hi~ ~1\• 'ed I!J!OII ~IIII · "r tlie.~li!r; '': Miss J Boggs student vatlon ~tpe, ~adquartered dependll. , . , '. ·J!09k!tls, ~urdl ~;t!Jilol3o oy ' at Columbus. · "Three Qiljlrten. Of: Oiu r era, ' Churdl balleliD ,,: lbsel'ls, nurae al Holzer Hospital, GalU· .;.11 o.. ·-"sbi W~ , ·wa> La-'" refers '·to the .•Iii!'!' ifia\ .•••eemats and· ·t elatijje · '' polis spent the weekend with .,.,. ,.,w..... P "" ' • · '-' ' ""' ' · Ofd · if •, "' her 'parents, Mr, and Mrs. started ihoi1!y 3lter .: Worlli aboul7~ ~r- cr,t oU!ie ,~o' ere:· eu; · ~ . - 1~.• ,,, 'llie . Lionel Bogs and lamlly. War ll: MagaZ\ile!. OI!\!SPflpel'S, In private ov, mlilp. ,'111\is - ~··~~~~~-of, 1~ . M w--.. baa .~ ...... radio u,n,u.ally . ,__ • , ., , , ;'li(~!fr ,~~~'""'"ilOillr~ at 1- · - • ' lidll••• .: .,a' taUnns with Mrs.E. • uuu th~ .. Ulllllllllilt'11' , ....... .. •\· WJ1!e CI!J. tbal her llt'andsoR, vr:;y ne l<1!li ,m-~-·prog!:IIJII , .. ., . . ..,.,.,,,•._,,.-.,. ..,.,... ,~~ ..... --.... .;.,., 'R"l''" ''~~"w' ' IBracky) woott>hao b el!.n C;!ltircll~• and the National- Aliso-. A·2C and· ~· ,Georg~ A. Ho~- ~ Olllo,, . ;J!rtllilr ;ll<l~ . , traMferred to Hartford, Conn- cll\lion Iii, Soil and Water Coo .man are lllUIOUDCing the ~~ each SoU ,8Jjd \V~~r Coils'erecticut He has moved his lam. ·serYilt!on.Dlslrlct.s. The IJill'P')Se ol _a . 4 .jb. 12 oz., .,&JrJ,.. ntp!llil Dlslr~~·J!: ~~ . . , . · Liza Da\m al ,'l'op~','Y Jl!&l.;' IR!!I}l!eJ .1Jf 'ibi!· U~.t~" .i lly there from Mlainl, F Ia. whe;e !JJ! Is ·sttlt(one.l with the \·Ministers'' ~ · b p!za. wllere they have been resldlilg , _ , Air' F rl)e. Gr&Jidp en'lions club; · -- ·~els"inWt· 0 the oost several years. $N~CIOI ' ' · ' '' " • t.;ll •r-. , • ~"' Mike Archer has left for hts f"" , . Mr. and Mra.•~les llolflrn!n; es~ should 'll01'1acl """ M.,.~ · t Ft LIDeoln . Jl8ts., 01 Pomeroy • .am~ &il -and wa1er eonsetvat!Od ne.w as.,gnmen a1 · 8en 1a· . '" · Mr. ·and Mrs. Howarll ' . V a n Dllttict ~ at lbe MIIBCI\114 mm· Harrison, Indiana, alter Tb• Rev. Max Donahue re. M •• -M·'ason, w. va.•'""'· ., ·P·"" ' y -·~-• ·n" · •• 1 • · , ere• ,.. Is Tem,.e, ~.oro , ......,.. lllllhavmg spent a 1.... ay eave YicwecJ .pliru! to obaerve I ~ e lb · · · 1 • fi s1 child ·bei f.n.36?.8 . ·. ' with his family, Mr. and Mrs. "Ne<l' Lite:•Miisloo" ptulse of e coup .e_s r · ,. . · , ·, ·, · -______;__ 1 Charles Archer and family. Meth~_oi'.! n~ ·Qcl. 14,20, cml· &-;Dally Sentinel, Pom~roy-Middleport, 0., Afoll 8, 1987' Mr. and Mra .. Herbert Fink minaling ffi nnal meeting . ~ ·" ' · . returned lo their home !1'rlday with a guest . speaker, at .tile ;- . ' aft~r spending the we;t with regular meelil1g ol the Official '· th01r daughter, and family, Mr. Board 01 Heath Metl1odist and Mrs. Howard Ervin at Church Sunday evenfug at the THE TALENTED ITALIAN DESIGNER VALENTINO Asymmetrleol one-shoulder obliron eoal lJ woraover the~r farm home near Racine, church. Mr.' Donahue presided showed his new eollcction at a party hosted by Mortba matching palaU<J pajamas. Evening pajomas (center) wh1ie Mrs. Fink was recuper· 1in the absellCI! of Wayne Gillof Park Avenue for the benefit of th~ Committee to are in white surah printed in giant brown eircles over · atmg fro~ an 1llness. They were boos, chairman. . ' Rescue Italian Art. One of the many versions of Valenmatebing chlft'on. Bulterfty dress (rlgbl) II I -hand· accompamed home by their 1 He also discusaed a tan lor llno's chain prints (lcftJ Is In white on midnight blue. painted prolusion of rainbow colors. , granddaughter Miss Rhonda . . ·P . _ __ ___ _ . . _ E . ho • pulpit exchange WItil a group ' - - ~ - - ---- - r Mrs I rvm, w was the weekend type ministry ieaturing dialOgue . I, ""'•'Z"'~'"'"""""'""""""""'"' l"t 8 p. m. at the home o . houseguest of Rhonda Hysell and !Ill H .:\1.S A planning session on lbe , Guy Reynolds, Mld~eport. Mrs.:She came to attend tile Middle: ~a:~ ~':"!~~;s ~ :. I coming Communily Vacation !Philson Will have e tphrogrroawmn. oort High School variety shnw Community Dally Vacation Bi· · . , , , • Bible School will be held : Members are to. wear " . p"'d ay even 1ng, .. "'e sat"rday ble School for .Ibis summer andj I S Tuesday a_lteroooo ~t lbe Mid- ~ homemade Sprmg ~ats. jevening dance ~nd the Sunday •nnounced snrln~ conference to 1 Miss Carroll Lyons, Middle- ' "Spring Thoughts" was the ; dleport Fwst_ BaptiSt Church Thursday •mnrmng wors~11p serv1ce at 1be held April 311 from S _ 4, 30 "'\ , ""rt Public Librarian. hns re- subject or devolions at the de-l ai z p. m. wdb the mrnlSten ! REEDSVILLE · Long Bottom , Heath MethodiSt Chur5h. 1 p. m. at a place to be an· Middleport 'IT n-·"-er· ••lion· Ob$ervarice ol . Week lnlabllltll. I • ,...... ro ,.,.. ,.,......, Of TM Melp.Mao_n ...... j -VOL- XVIII NO. 274 • OUDCI , are ·· w_., ltodpt !lllcl Wed!Miday... Low P(l)MEROY-MI~OI;EPORt OHIO TUESI;>AY, APRIL 4 .. 19 1rr er oves ~til, . fs R"vlewed a Tl'tles Recet'ved ,.- At Ml'ddleport .'· PubliC Ltbrary ~·~ Sprtng . ThOUg ht Are Theme of PM Devotions ~ased the following titl es re- li:!yed meeling of the Past Ma· In charge. Teacbers and belp. ! Homemakers ~lub wtll_ meet M_rs. Mary Lyons Vl~ited In nounced. IIrons' Club of Evangeline Chap- i ers are nee~ and ~ay at- 1Th~rsday evemng, Apnl 6 at ~abm Creek, W. Va. wdb rela- 1 Copies of the yearly church :(: ceived at the library : · "Kissed the Girls and Made tee, OES, Friday evening at the tend lbe plaomng sesswns. 17 o clock al the home or Mrs. . t1ves over the Easter holiday. budget were distributed. A dis. lbem Cry," John HLJle : 11 Ciiff- l Masonic Temple in Middleport. ~~nwm~,nwJ3i'{WJI'[iltlP IGe~~ W 1 ~ 00;, Top!~~ will ~e She ~~-ac~~~nled home by lcusslon was held pertaining to ll3Ve;I" Dan Ross: "Summer ' Devotions were read by Mrs. jon Bankmg and Emergency I . the chimes and the choir mu. t.ove,'~ Suzanne Roberts; "Jas-!John Lyons, and Mrs. Lyons, ~-w. ~~·,,.,.. -..;.>:j;.~- "l(i< ">• .. , ., ;J!--i:-~_, ,· Preparedness." I ic. • m, Son of J'"on." J. U. Giesy: lthe president, also conducted ·• •I Friday i ---'· •Basketball Rules In PICtures." 1he business meeting. ' ' ;;. LETART FALLS Parent ' -• ber nl•ce. Miss Betty Jean 1Teachers Assn .. will sponsor a ' . "tdited by A. c. Jacobs: "Srm.l New yearbooks were distrib- ., Richard•. for a week's visit. 1uted to members and get-well , ~.n Says," Margaret Ril ter. _"" dance this Friday, 8 to 11 p.m .• ) Mr. Fred Shiflet, retired In the 7-8th grade building at Middleport businessman, is • ''Danger. Hospital Zone'' Ur-1 cards sent to Mrs. Zrlia Cross -': JU!a Curtiss: "AI Bertram's flo- and Mrs. Griff Russell. Games ,; ;r:I Racine. Music will be provided medical patient at Holzer Hos' el," Agatha Christie: "The were played and pnzes won by : by the Dynamic Distortions. pita! In G•Uipolls. Jnlted States m Vielnam," Ka- Mrs. William Reynolds, Mrs. ,_. Fi Books recently added to Mr. and Mra. Wayne Ams· Ill. and Lewis : "Vengeance Rid- Lee Roush. Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, I Mason Personals IMeigs County Boo!<mobile: bary and l•mlly, Gallipolis, vi•· !r," Dan Roberl s ·'Second Mrs. J. A. Youn~. Sr., and Mrs. •'" • I Mr. Eu~cne Rayburn and , . MEN and IDEAS jlted Saturday evening with Mr. • r~ \.ove," Hortense Lion ; "The Lyons. ! I! SOQs of Muncie, Indiana visited j L.B.J., The Man Fi'om John- and Mrs. Vernon Weber and ::~.'H"•:'Jeasure of Hts Company.'' ! A dessert course was served' Monday a week with Mr. and Mrs. Har- EOn City, by Clark Newlon. j family, and Mr. and Mrs. Law<', . 'aul s. Fa1•, Jr. : "Endure ~nd 1by the hostesses, Mrs. Walter W.S. W.S. or the Enterprise ry Grimm. . ' In the Shadow of Presidents, renee Milhoan. ::Onq""·" Dr. Snm Shepp"'d: 1Hayes and Mrs. Jack · Bechtle, EUB Church meets Monday at i Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Sm•th of The American Vice-Presidency Mrs. Lucy McKlnney: b 1 s .~ . 'C~ pab 1 f' CJf lbnor.'' A\\en · rrom a table decora_ted w1th an 7:3J p. m. at the home 0 r: Columbus visited over the andlmccessionsystem,byMich- .been returned to her bome af>--;.. ·. or~·ry : ''Th? Worr,t>n at Pme arrangement of spnng rlflwers. Elizabt'th Davis . I weekend with hlS ·piirents, M:-. aeJ Harwood. Iter having been a patien·t at ::re,k." Ai'is MrKny . Others attending were Mrs. Paul MIDDLEP011T Garden Club. and M:s. William Clay and International Communism and Holzer Hospital lor tile past TiJ-:r;, ry hours are from 12 Winn. ~rs._ M. L. . F r e n ch, Morxiay, April 3 at the social : ~·ith her parents, Mr. and Mn:. American Policy, by Bernard , Week. , "'" ~ t" 5 p.m. MondaY Mrs. Fteldmg Hawkms. , room of the C&SO Electric : ~cs Ml'ynard. , IS. Morris. 1 Jim B!Jl Hawlay 01 Walllrld«f· tlu·uugh S:c l:crrtny. :company, at 8 p. m. 1 Reverend and Mrs. RIChard! The Hero witll the Private , Ohio, has returned to h!s t;l!jjt - ---EASTERN LOCAL Band Wright and three _children oi lParts, Essays by Andrew Ly. ·es at Ill• IJalversl~ ol 'l'lll~q 1 ThrPe Received in (/ rh M b 1 'p Boosters will meet April 3 at Graflon, W. Va. VISited recent- ~ Ue. •after havb1g spent part o1 the . . " I I I I : mr . em ers "ved 7:30 p. m. Plans will be made ly with Mrs. Murl Megee. Rev_ How They Saw lbe New spring vacation wiill hil grend. (. . t' n rt P fhree pe:!,onsh_ were r "~' th for two banquets lo be served Wright, a former pastor ol the IWorld, by Ernst and Johann• mother, f,lrs. ;Janie'. lli!jley ~~ and Mrs. 1 00 ross rnlo mem .rs rp 0 ea _ in April, Mason Methodist Church, is pas- 1Lehner. 1 MiddleJI9tl, He · ltaa aoiitmpanh>vr• leRCned .'herr Methodrst Church •t the_ 5"" , tor at the Grafton Methodist ' The C.lonlal Era, by Herbert 1ied by 1 gue~l, Mlsa Lu Ann . S MSn,t. Chiford day mororng worship serv•cem- 1 Church. Aptheker. . Miller. He lo a · rresh!DR~ it has arrrved safely at cludmg Mrss Kathy McGrrr, ! Tues~a! I Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Weaver Patent Your Invention and the uniVIIltlll)l. • ' · . StramfJord Arr Forcr rtaught~r of Mr. ,'nd Mrs. Char-; REGULAR McE1 1NG of the and family of lllinois, visit<'<l Make II Pay, by William II. I Mrs. fl:iye Palmer, Mlddl~ 1n Gt:eenland, ~h~re he les Wr1ght, Van Johnson an~ P~meroy Ba~ Boost~rs Assn.[ their ~arents, Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson. ., port, motHer . of Mra. Danny L\l~tr}l\'be statroned lor a )ear . .sandra Johnson, son and daugh l'flesday, April 4, at 7.30 p.m. Edison Weaver ond with her y 1!1' p rson 1 1 T Bryan and Mrs 11'red Geo wife, the iormer ter ol Mr. and Mrs. James at the Pomeroy Senior High parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Guide. &." t~e aTa:"'m~<litor:x of Racine, has been a pat!:~ . andthree ch,Jdren Johnson and MISs Rhonda Hy- School Aud1tonum. RusselL Mr. and. Mrs. Russeii iPrentice·Hall. at Veterans Memorial Hot!Pilal al therr home In Co- sell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. REGULAR MEETING of returned with the Weavers lor ON SCHOOlS lor the p89 t ll1ne weeks. 1 Ohm, un111 hrs return. Roher I Hysell. I Pomeroy Chapter 186, OES, a visit ,• . d Ed ••1 b Mrs Danny Brya • 1 ed ·h h Do ah , Tu sd A . · ...,nguage an uc~on, y · n recev has been w1t t e The Rev. Max n ue, pas- e ay, pnl 4, at 7:45 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Russell Flower. a surprise telephone call from tur, off•crated. I REGULAR MEE:TING of and family of Baxton, IlL vis- The . HQOSl~r School • Boy, ' her son, A·2n Tom .Bryan and I ------Middleport _Lodge 363 Tuesday iled her oarents, Mr. aod Mrs. by Eggleston. , family who are slaUo~ed at UTE CAREER 'I Apr.i 4 at h7.30 WM p. m. With Har- ,Clarence !hie !rum Friday un· St uymg d . th e Ch'ld . t h e Grand Forks' , N.D, .. •· past LCh I m NEW YORK IUPII - Rulh · ry · " er, ·. · , Itil Sunday, Also visiting at the School, by Gnrd<ln. Iweek to remember her blrthM e!)('vilt Grandma on "Pistols j SEW RITE Sewn~ Club wd: , !hie home was another daughThe American Stadent's Free· day observance. 1nd TUESDAY April 3-4 'n' P•itidoats" didn't start her 14holdda 5rummt thageS shoe obn _Aidprt Iter and family, Mr_ and Mrs. dom of Expreosion by Willlam. j Mrs. C. H. Slater of Jackson· . a e c rn m mg ;IBob Moore o1 syracuse. ' · lied recent 1y wfth her professional life as an actress . an son & Cowan 1Ylll e, VIS until .she was 41l. She's 71 Pomeroy, I Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mitchell, Chemistry Calculations, by son and family, Mr. and Mrs. , with six grandchildren and six Gary and Danny of Mason, vis- Vavoulis. WIU!om Slater and son, Billy, 'great-grandchildren. I wednesday ited her parents, M'. a"d Mrs. German Grammar m. by I - -- - -- - . AMATEUR GARDEN C I u b harvey Hickman at Dixie, W. Jorgensen. 1· lfA8 SURGERY :Air For<e 23 years. He I• a , will meet Wednesday, April 5, /Va. on Sunday. Fundamentals of Personality, Miss Catherllie RusseD, brnther of Mrs. Harold •Wilma) I------- - - - - by Dreger. daughter of Guy and Norman IIS:rr.ent of Middleport. Athletle Records, by Meade. Russell of Rt. I, Middleport, Is JUST RI!ADING recovering from emergency 1ur. Exploration of Uterature, gery Sunday morning at . the by Reck. King Daughter• Hospilal, AahNovember, by Flauberl. land, Ky. Miss Ruseeills a 1tuJules Verne and Ills Wott, dent of the K~ni~<*J. CbMstian by Evallll. College a! Grayaob, Ky. She II Joseph Conl'!ld and the In room 287. of Autobiography, by Ssld. /F-.................,..........iiiiiii Happy Valley, poems, by nam. ·o comtng:ii Events I' Rooks Added ToMetgs' B00kmob.lI e a i• · ' ' --11 Mrs. Nea~e 1 Voca1 Muide IDstruetor ~- Mrs. Nease in 35th fear . 1 I s ·"'"o-lt l . I I Adorable • in durable clothing by •• '\\llsret '. '- Mrs. Nease Is a graduate ol School and Denabo at· UnKanhaD ~ .. fORLD '. 1 THEATRE now, :'" I 1 1 1 ELBERFEtDS • -i, ·~ .. Of Tbe Peacocko, poems, Mirror,' Mirror, by Sloeum. Ulterlo( motives, by ""'''"·:1 ell. DIF!1'ERENT Martinll ~nd Whipped Crtain, Petrie. · · ' ! r- ·'' Vege:Jarlan Delig\111, by Meh· OF ALL YOUR NTER GARMENTS THE SUMMER it in •nd we give it our qu11ity 1nins now. far The it up in the fill 1nd p1y only for F1a11~r Pare. ,by Bowrlnl On Playtna Wltil Uons, by M<~Kenn• " '!'rovers .. 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