https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fad535bd776b48486645fd292371d8c7.pdf a642db7afc738922247c31a1e7387d67 PDF Text Text • • ··" } •• I ' . ' ' ' J ·tenans . E. , ee v en 5 : . :• ,la.n MQ,Y. D.ay • • . ' ' '· ' ..if!' , r . I, ' • , . ' Sociely Convenllon . Mrs, Faye Sauer attended the j State Convention of the Delta ' j_· ~ - . . J~· I . ''•, J ~.. ,! ' 1 •,' .'' ~· ' I ·JM. s~u~r itte,i& · ·~ -~urther Pldns Mtid~ #orVatafion ·.Gfl1upl &ns ·"nnual. D•'nn·.er M M t,' • M. Om'•t • • ' • . ··~i • ~. ,.. ' ·,· .'·~ ; ' ' I ·~~F~~~-~~ FurtMr plarij for the 011 and hel~rs: ·~ve.~ne inter- ilanborn Mrs. Jolm Fulls, 1\frl, l)all~ Vacation~~~-~~;es:·ted;=·I~n=•~•sl~s~tlhg:·w~lth~.;the~·-~·fl!a~r~old~M~eln~t~yre~·~··~~~ - ~;·~.wblll: · "~ In OV iD Dayton t..I·t ' School munlty to be Mid in . ,. Plana .~lnt;l ere diScussed for the Kappa weekend.Gamma · Mrs. Sauer is pre• . m any way IS eked to and Mrs. Paul Smari. · ,,. t' ' dmner meeting to be rdenI · of the Alpha Omicron Imade at a meeting . held in May at lile . regular IChapter of Vinton, Meiga and ' aflemOPn , at )heJ Firi!f m~etlng of G~p I of the om· !Jackson , c!otmttes. ChurcH In Middleport. The ' . t:t~ enS A~lal1~n ol the Mid~le- : More ti\an $10,000 was grant· and Mrs. Max Donahue and , , port Frrst Umted Pr~sbyte<Jan [ed in scholarsbipa for the 1967• Rev, Howarq Ruppel! are .,,, .' Plans were made for a May ,of Mrs . Leo Kennedy, Sr., Wednesday Chureh Monday evemng at thel68 school year, More than 500 deans of tfie school. PAST CJnEFS of Magnolia hom~ of Mrs. Larry Anderson. persons attended "lile conven- ' b ' I . . ''""'", Day family night to ltflcomej' has undergone extensive Tern le will meet Wednesday i Mrs. Edw~rd Crooka gave fa- tlon · ! _The Rev. Mr. Dona ue • · · • . · · >.- <;c11"w and regular members at a surgery at the Springfield Hos- ' h · :Sided over the session 1 Mrs Dale Smith tvorite scripture readings includ· •'.· meeHng of the Session of the pita! ' at . e orne o P . Tn ' 1ing the "Twenty-third Psalm" materials were evaluated,..,OJoardlll ; ,., F I; s I u . d Presb terian . Sprmg Ave., omeroy, ur.. :and "One Hundredth Psalm," I SOns are discuosed. Mrs. Allen '' Ch h M ~ . Yal the It was announced that thelday, AprilS, wltli Mrs. Edith . ~Thomas Kelly gave de· is acting as secretary-treasurP u~ • Ion ~~::"'~~e Rev. deacons and deaconesses would Lanning as co-hoale.!s, !votlon~ using the topic, "Eie:· eturned from er for the school. It W88 deciid·ll yoor an ~stor was !sponsor the May Day family AMATEUR GARJ>EN C I u b nal Life" wilil scripture taken ed to bave an offering each day ' oward Ruppeltth/meeting Idinner event in May. Following will meet Wednesdar, April s. ifrom St. John. She read two ou ern of the schoOl and a final o!fer·ll• moderator for h t S ·. 1 I the meeting the Rev. Mr. Rup. at 8 p, m. at the home of Mrs. ·poems "Eternal Spring" and Mr. and Mrs. Milo Hutchlson .lng at" the commencement ex· 0 A,nport ~:nb -~~so 1 pelt served refreshments as· iGuy Reynolas, Middleport. Mrs. I"Show' us Lord," closing with ' and daughters, Cheryl, Julin, ercises to be held at tJJe cln>· il . Prrsbytenal ng The ~ession I s~>ted b Irs. Anderson and ' Philson Will have tile program. a.l Easter prayer for peace. Joy Beth, and Jayne have re- ing. · Qe~je Anderso · r 1 the Mrs. Kennedy . Favors of min· Members are to wear the>r own ,The Bible study lesson was giv· turned from a tour of South. Hours for tile school will eSIX FOOT ~vel full cooperB~bllon Sc~ool to l lature candy milk bottles were homemade Sprmg hats. en by Mrs Jack Satterfield They visited scenic places in ·from 9 to 11:30 a.m. with 1 • • • 1 · the Southe1·n states wh"lI e en briefmg sesSion · for tea chers eNINE FOOT ' :f 'ua ly Vacalion . J Redecorating given eac h mem ber. Th d Members' and a guest. Mi" . ' ~: t~:~~~~se '::;discussed and I Attendir,g w"e Mr. and Mrs.l YOUNG R~B~kAN Club Carol Bachtel, were Invited ~o route to Florida. Highlights in- helners to be held at 8:45 a.m. eTWELVE FT. Wldlht , ·lie or reonrted on Ge~ge Anderson, Mr. J u d-, . . . . the dlnmg room for a salad eluded the works of the world Mrs. Harold Mcintyre was . Mr. Hubert Tayl nts to be I soJ, Whtte, Mr. Richard Owens, IWill meet In the Hotel Martm IC<lurse served by the hosteS!. famous sculptor and painter, named craft director of the i An unusually large ;,.1.- tt;_ I, ~lans ~or Jmp~~~::~airs balh· : Mr. Hubert Taylor, Mr. Rsseu l~eetmg room Thursday even-~ Others attending were M r s. Paul C~nningharn. Wh.ile in SU- school. I selection of patterns ~~ .made m the , be . aneled and tLyons, Mrs. Leo Kennedy, Sr ·l'"g at 8 p.m. Richard Vaughan, Miss Char.lver Sprmgs the HutchJSons met The next meeting will be l colors for every room In ,.,..,, ~oom which wtll P :Mrs. E 0. Tewksbary, Mrs. REEDSVILLE· Long Bottom llotte Davidson, and Mrs. Fred ! Mr. Cunmngham personally, · beld Tueaday, April II at the ' your home. . $ .arpeted. IJ•mes Harley • and Charles'1Th Homemakers Club wdl meet , Le . . They aloo saw the water ski Ba t' I Ch h I 6·30-7·15 p I I xpress•d deep d · A iJ. t WIS, P" urc a · · ,, · ' Th s · ;f ' e • esston e Peoples. I ~rs ay evenmg, pr • a j ohow in cypress Gardens which m. At. a later meeting pracliC'O ' 7 0 clock at the home of Mrs. was the feature attraction on sl ·n b h ld f t h I , •. regret at the departure ol Mr. l '_· Charles Peoples and his fa~1ily, • Gene Wi~on. Topics wm be • ·-~~ Monday evening's Mike Dous· ' ses ODS WI e e or_ ~ I 1 ', 1 I ijMr. and Mrs. Clarence Lacey ' Pr.ollt on "Bankmg" and "Emergency 1·1 '!! las show on WSAZ Television. • ~'~ .1 and d -1 •1~htr:rs. to Ashland, Ky.j Preparedness." ,, ,~ Baptrsm,aL ervwe ... -~ ,ll.r Peo ples was •·omm~nde~ l Made from Friday ' t ANNOUNCE BIRTH H ld/ I I nt fer his laithfulness in hi' r urc ' XI GAMMA MU S "t OUt f A3C and Mrs. George A. Hoffe OT n a ' d• t" d . llendancE> A p!'riOd I I ororl y ~ i-1 '' , "'"an a . . · · · 1rcmmage sale Friday and Sat- ' 11 man are announcing the birth Mr. and Mrs. Mike Shafer and of snecial medtlal.<on was held I rd · th ld A h h J ~ ~ of a 4 lb • 12 oz • girl , named son, Ti mo thy Ray, spen t "' r sh· k sisler 1 u ay m eo s wort ew· 1 "'e 0 •' . ' for.~M" : . Thelmc • " . I The Lord's Prayer was re. elry Stare on Second Street, ~ . I Liza Dawn, at Topeka, Kan., jEaster weekend with his moll> pealed and lhe pledge to t h e, Pomeroy. , 11 ·' ~ where he is stationed with the er, Mrs. Mary Shaler. Baptis- Stop of Elberfolds Worehouoo on Machonlc Slrtlt ,, Talt>nl Show Will I American flag given to open I MARY ~HRJNE, White Shrine i La Air Force. Grandparents are mal rites were held for Timo., Be Held Apl'il 22 , the regular. meeting of the La· : al Jerasulem, will meet al the ' oh· rry Gladw~ll, freshman at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman, .thy Easter Sunday at Sacred Set tho fino selection of linoleum• and·save right now . . ' dies Ailtiliary of the Syracus<.rOOF HaU Friday evening at 1 i 10 state Umverstty, spent 1Lincoln Hgts. , of Pomeroy, and Hearl Church in Pomeroy fol· during lhlo olle. Armstrong •nd Gold Seal, The National Honor SocJely Volunteer Fire Dept., .....hen 1t p.m. and all officers are urged 1the weekend wtth Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van lowing the 10 a.m. Mass, with ( . of Kyger Creek H 1~h School wtll met ;in t)l....,illage hall Monday ' lo be present to pra~ice lor , De~bert ~ecker. C. I Maire. Mason,. W. Va. This is the Rev, John Turel officiating. Be ouro to - · too, the Floor Tile - Chromt ldjllng ,• , •ponsor a Talenl Show Satur· eve~ing, March '!I ! installation. ' I r. athen Mr'j, Jadmes "~;el the couple's first child. Godparents were Mrs. Thorn· '" jay, April 22, al 8 pm. Every· ! R~ports were read and ap- 1 LETART FALLS Parent · spe~t . wee en In Brl ge- , -~·as (Yvonne) Scally, Middleport, 111d Trim - Floor V.....,.lng - Room lilt Linoleum .. Jne i< inv1ted lo enlcr. There proved. A routine busineos ses· i Teachers 'Assn., wf11 sponsor a l por., Ohto, With relatJves. . I SERIES ANNOUNCED and Mr. Louis Slsmondo, New Rugs·ln 9xl2 and 12x12 fool sizes, s, i oo age limit. sion IN's <:91J4ucted by the pr.,.. ldance this Friday, 8 to 11 p.m.,i Mrs..Dorothy Bryan recelved l A series of Gospel meetings Haven, others;~~ttending the '· ,. '. ' Three pmes will he awordeo 1idenl, Jemi'fiYiall . TreaSl•••r Ag· in the 7·81h grade building at 1° surpme telephone c•ll '" ob- . will be held at the Bearwallow service were Mra, Mary Sha·ll • ": ·" First prize is 120, serond 110 nes White reported 555 filled ]Racine. Music will be provided 1servance of her birthday recent- !church of Christ beginning Ap. fer, Mrs. George Hackett, , ~'lid third .$5 Entrles ~1 tl"t :>e: Ea!lter baskets were sold for a by the Dynamic Distortions. ~ 1 Y from her son, A·2c Tom !ri! 9th through April 16th, start- Mrs. Don Mullen and son, b atived by Fnday ol th JS we•!k,l profit Lo date of 1130.40. 1 Satnrda I Bryan and lamlly, stationed •ing at 7:30 p.m. Eugene Con- an Thomas Scally and sons, , _a'tili may he marled d~rect l v '·' Mrs. Hall lhanks everyone • POMEROY H' h ~ h I ·nat Grand Forks. N.D. mstea1 1gar of Parkersburg will speak J~ and Tommy. A family ' the high sc1Jool f who helped in any way to make sponsor a dance lgpartyc S~ur:;v of Ml rds. Dalnny ABirownM as F re· tduring the week and Edward dinner was held following the - ·· . -~ - - lllis pr'll·ecl a success . por e ear Jer, so rs, ave Wh"t "II k SUnd A th ho I Mr d ·~." : : night at the Pomeroy Junior , Palmer mother of Mrs Doro· i I ' WI spea on ay, P" services at e me o . an I Clara Attending the meehn~ were :High. School auditorium from .6 tby Bry'an , Middleport , a'nd M' . ;ri;;.l~16;_,~m~orn~in:,g.;:a::;;nd~ev~en;;.;ln;;;g:;,,~M~rs~,~Ha;;;c;;;k;;;et~t,.;Sr:;;·:._...,...,...,.!:iiiiiiii~ ' E:.av~nder, Svh'13 Zw1ll· 1 p omeroy, 0 . . J H ~d"th Hood , Thel· 1emcee unttl II P m. The Jays w11l :'Fred George of Rutland, Is · a · ,., . 1 mg, ean ~ 11 . L I 'TONitilft ond tHVRSD.AY , I rna Grueser. Fileen Clark. Mary 1 · ipatlent at Veterans Memonal ' April 5-6 ! Lavender Mvla Hud•on. Ag· • Monday ,Hospilial. ... , NOT OPEN ' nes White' ami Donna Phelps. ! w.s,r,.s. OF Heath Melh11- l Emmett Shuler luiS been re- · ' FRIDAY thru TUESDAY · dist Church will meet Monday, turned to his home after havApril7·tl April 10, at the church at 7:30 iing been a medical patient at; WALT DISNEY'S RETURNS HO'IIE . p. m. Program leader will be Veterans Memorial Hospital in "MONKEYS, GO HOME I" 1 ('fechnleolor ) Dessie Patter~n returned Miss Bess Sanborn and hostess- Pomeroy. . i, · M~ur.re Chevalier. Y•·ello Mi· 1 home on West Main St., Pom- les will be Mrs. Max Roller, Kl!llh Cunnmcham and a ·~!r:~~.~~:O~:onf'S. I eroy, Monday from veterans IMrs. C. A. Emmish, Mr~. Pat guest, Dav1d c:tevenger. h.ave Min'• Bo•t Friend Memorial Hospital after fivo l Gallagher, Miss Frieda Faeh· re~rned to thetr hom~ 10 L1ma Going Plu"' weeks Ot confinement due to nle and Miss Sanborn. a£.er vtsJbng here w1th t h e I Plenure S11k1n lJiness former's grandmotller 1 Mrs. ~,.,.._,..,.,,.,,.,,..,_,.,_~,_,~. · __ _~ __ - William Robson for a week. Weekend gue>ts of Mr. and I Mrs, William Grueser were Mr. • and Mrs. Robert Jay of Colum· I, bus. Students returning to R l o I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Handle of IGrande College &Mer the spring Middleport are announcing ythe ' break Include Candace Bahr, -'"' ..·birth of a baby boy born at IDennis Saelens, Suzanne Brad· ! Holzer Hospital. The baby has bury, Jerry Davts, Don Han· I been named Charles Jackson, nmg, and Joe Relclunond. ' SON IS BORN Jr., and weighed 711 pounds. He bas a sister, Becky. GrandI Mr u. th M M dd . and Mrs. ~nne ur1 paren s are r. an Mrs, Char· ray Col bu 1 les H dl La . ' urn s, are announc ng . an ey, ngsvl 11e, and : the birth of Iii 1r fi t h"ld I 3.99 to 5.99 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Diddle ia hoy Monday\ ~s 3 tc of Syracuse ~ • P a m · , 1versity Hospital in Columbus. _J Mr. and Mrs. E1ynn Kemper i The baby weighed 7 pounds · · !fi"llt oloed oil your feet. Weor and sons of Waverly were call- Y.z ounces and has been named tho J\liltor Clluaii-·U.S. Keds. ed here by the death ofMrs. Todd Kenneth. Grandparents ....,. of ruued but breath• Sylv1a Ledhe . Mrs. Kemper Is Mr and Mrs ,._ __1 M th f A bel W rd . . woe es urray l>lo fll>rk:l. Mad• with flt.dblt e ormer nna a who of Point Pleasant W Va - Wntem KnH Knockers com:urt IOfu. Made with tht uclusiv. hNI and ardl was raised by Mrs. Ledlie. mer Middleport ~eskten~' and -hlon construction lhll 11,.. you "thll 11'011 Kodl Mr. ~nd Mrs, Kay .Benscoter . Mra. Ida Preston of Gallipolis. -WIItemJttns ....~llf'' Come, PIC! out )'IIIII now Kodo and children of Bowling Green 1Mrs. Clara Murray, Middleport, were caUed bore by the death is the great grandinother M -Jamaica Shorts of h~r grandmother, Mrs. Sylvia Murray graduall!cl from Middl~: -l!ldal Pushers Ledhe. . . port High Scilool and is current. Mr. and Mrs. William Faulk- ly working on his PH degree ner of Hurricane. W. Va., visi~ al Oltio State Univeraity. In tho Middlo Block Next lo Elberfolds ed her sJSter. Mr. and Mrs. - - -·-.iacktts Charley Handley, Sunday. al Meigs General Hospital In POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE ' Robert Rumfield and Pomeroy. . Edwards ar• medical patienls j Mr. and Mrs. Chester Meslililiiiiii ser and children of Columbus spent several days last weet _, I. ' ' . . with her parents, Mr.' and Mrs. ~ ~e..prliPants · Alpha Barr. 10\ . Mr. Robert Pierce and aons .,;;_,Surhn of Columbus visited Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carol Pierce ov· -Jamaica Short Sets er a recen I weekend, '· . ' Mr. and Mrs. Duane Barr ...;antS.ts ' and son of Oak ffiD spent Sun·, "lt'l day afternoon with their ' .·. ..~;"G,. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr. David Pierce of .. also • -compl*le' hne ' spent the weekend with hi 1 ' ,: . ... ~ '1 parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Carol 1111 sportaWUr for the ~! Pier<e, Mr, and Mrs. Blair Cadwallader and sona spenl several dayo ,l ' 'h .. .\ •• _ if. . ~ J with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,~• In and Make Your Alpha Bm. I !I' h• utc R S th T our j{"' . ] I Linoleum· the r· I $130.40 555 faster Baskets ... Around and Ab . ' TOKYO (!Jl>!) -Twenty-five some 35,1100 U. 8. and Filipino years ago Sunday lbousanda uf . soldiers, Including 5,000 MaAmerlcan IJII(I Filipino pris~ rlne,, were !11!111 on the enforced ners, taltM by the Japanese i, march. Reports ol civilians the cgnqueol ol the Blllaen Involved - mostly Filipinos peninsula, btgan long, ran as high as 65,000 to 85,000. lorturOU! walk that history Whether by design or the records as "The Baloan Death · confusion of war, lbere are Marcb!' virtually no autiJorllaUve o!fi. To this day, there Is no cia! records avaUabre In Japan accurate record of jllll haw on the Bataan Incident. Cons..: many/ men tOok part In the quently there are conllicting jlliiiHius march to prison reports between Japan and the camps under !be burning United States concerning th•t Philippine sun, and how many exact number of deatbs during died. the march. __A_m_e_ri_can ___r_eeo_rd __ s __lnd __ wa_t_•_______u_a_of& _. ~~~ the S.a.·Ie.I :!,• 'j • o·NMECHANIC"STREET H ' Bt'ble Schaal in June. ' ot• . 'Mid. dleport· . &bert lllld\!lan to~ :P~· ~;*" • Ric~ · ..,.. Bell ' t: ,(, i; I Uno!flclal Amerlean reports said several · thouaand Alnerl· cana and ritlplnoa loll lbeir lives during the ~. and several lilousand -more during aubsequtml captlvUy. The Americans listed the "Deal!! Marcb" among Japan' • war crime,. · The Japan... COOI!Ilander , In the Philippln~. U. Gen. Masaharu Homrna; who was aald not to have personal knowledge of the march, was executed by a firing squad· although be had been relieved of Ills CQmmand In the PhllitiPlnes long before Weather wer ended. He was cgiiSidered by his fellow gener· als as "too Weatorn oriented anG too lOft." Many ollter Japanese miiiiary leaders were executed as war criminals following the end ol lhe war, and todty there are only a handful of ex-<>fficers still aU~e. They 111ually prefer to reritiln quiet The few Jap1111ese wllo will talk about II at all deny vellemenUy the American clterge thet lite Japanese ai1Il)l treated U.S. and Filipino P.O.W.'s Inhumanely Ill the BolaBJI march. • Tatauo Teraahlll, 1 wrllorpoet now In his eo's, wn In the Phlllppines at lbe outllreat of the wer, saw Bataan tall ml accompanied ma111es ol P.O.W.'s In a march o! some 3540 miles to San Fernlllldo. In an Interview, Tarasblll called the American cllar&• a "total lie which was deltptetl to whip up anti.Jiipanese fet!llngs among the American people (during the war)," "Death Mardi Takajl Wachl, a Ueutenanl general in lile Japanese ImperIal army who wu lloamla'i• chief llde Ia the l'blllppflj!t, a11o malnliainll "you COIIId not lllil II I dellb llllln!h.'' Wachl, now 74 and living a quiet life In retirement Ia the lelllde town of Nsawa oui..lde Tokyo, laid lbe late . Gen. DousJas M~ur "exploUed to a maximum lhe clarln8 escape ol 10 American P.O.W.'s to AIJIIInlla from the Philippines." "These 10 men got away from a priSon ·~ in Mindanao and tot safety to /ouatralia where MacArthur bad earlier retreat- ed," Waclil' 1ald. • Showen eadlng 1o!J1P1, lurJ>. lng "'!''ltr, low ID the 40s north near 50 aoalb. Friday parlb> cloulfl, mlldl <OOrer.... s . VOL XVIII NO. 276 . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, GHie,l) k I • MiddJeport li "I . nvup THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1967 • Will owns ve owar ater om ..... Elberfelds Warehousf:~;\i:'. On Me.chanic Stree~\·'i; · · . In Pomeroy ' · ;. tho MriGS THEATRE 1 Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Open Thursday 9:15 to 5, on Friday to 8 and on Saturday from 9 to 9 In the evening. See Our .;:.t Complete Lirij Of Womens Sportswear In Separates 1 Langsville relax, man ... ! Society Notes GET THAT GREAT KEDS FEEUNG .. -· For Children Reviewed ~ andMakhed J: .Coordinates ·Chapman-Canaday -Skim . . ;....,..,.' -~:-,,, Bargain land · mr I I. ... . ~~ txtra ~rry iJ1 " : ~l ·to,fttsl.... .",' . WHERE? Tiny's Warahou.. WHEN? Sunday & Monjlay April 9th 1nd IOth • TIME: II o'clock . '»l·e·ctf · · 'o.... R" . ' . ' ·· -~~ '· ~ ., . I ' . ), ,!f.~ .- '· ' Teke Advanlage Thursli;'Yr ,FrJ.._y and· Saturday of n.·...le :tg tiJI Min• '"" loyt IW..·rtrn.tntG fL:.;.:........._ • . I'. , n fWI .-~· .......,. • ;J',T ·, GIANT WAREHOUSE SALE "• How .. ... ,. • ~ • .' 1 t. ·~· .· : .. ,.;~~ i• i; ' ., I ,"l I :"·\'1.. ·, ' '" .... ·;···· , ,., -•. i .. , 1 ft' . i,..... • . : ,·~:.' - ... - Safely Aft~r Ransom · Paid ' .. �' ' \ ' ' . v ' --. •. ,.... ' DIVOTID,JO INTIRIST OF MI!IGs.MASON ·ARIA Rule the Seas: . ' • ; · Ru8sia's Goal , .. ~ ~ Y'qtJTII . Send your leenoagt queations to YOUTH ~D FOR IT, care of Helen llalp US!, \hi• newspaper. DOWN WITH STEADYING Dear lie)en : I've !!ad it. !lnlte, kids, and stamp 011.1 steadying! At !east half tht girls I koow would rather to out with different leilu, but we can't. The minute we dste a boy more than once, the other guys back off. The minute a girl shows interest In a boy the other lifls put blm down if he Isn't "true" to hereven If she doesn't want It that way. .Natloual adverll.$lag representative: llottlaelli KlmllaU. lD~.. 343 l.uingwm Ave., .New \'urk City, Now ¥ork. Subscription rates: Dellverld by car rler where available, 35 cents per we~ one year In aav~e al the DlllJ> Senti. net office $18.:10; six munt111, f~.lO; tllree months $~.90. By Motor Routt where carrier servlce aot ava&ble onE muntll ,1.30. By mail una year $10.00; Six muntbs, $5.25; Three montb1, ~.00. ridiculous. But nobody wm change II. So I'm loilli to ltart a camp.IIJO tlmlUJh your oulunln, Helen. •. · · Who lfanls to Join -S.o.s.? That means - STAMP OUT STEAJ)IES. Let'• aet back to U.. good old dafl my molhll' National Window ... of Opinion The. AlliUUUIC Katzenhach Distrust the Working Stiffs uul cettini 1 reputation? I 'to 'be pats with loll of not U•4 .t~ qne - a~ ~[f. ly oot In love witb one I ON"E tOR S.O.S; rl _., 1 Del!' -s.o.s:: , .,,.,,_·' -· I'm wilb you Ill- lh~ way, Anyone for S.O.S. d~ ~~ · line. Maylje we'll cet 1,,·~ B<llon - finally - on tbll "steady" business miDJ Jdds groan about but no ojlft ; !JI. now, bljll aone about ctlaifillja. -H. Dear Kelt~!:· i } b f. My mother won't let mt have 1 skate!>Qird. She Jays lt'• !oo aangerout. llmow how ~- tide one and hav• . never hurt 'myself. ~II my fri~ ~~~~ t!Jem, I won I ask you to -~~ ~gal!ilt my m_other' Helen, blit, ~II'Int; do your kids ride themTING SPECTATOR .., Dear S.S.: .. ,OUr lour 1101 only hav~ , .. bad lkateboardl - IDd loyfll,.~ - lllit own water ' tkjf, , 1t e' skltee ll1d 1 poao ~ '1'1i111 allo go lor-lrampolln i · 4o !!) snow IJM!rls ll1dee : ~ tro:O hlflb boardt. And theJiOt.. tela have been amazlnil)" fret srr. of broken bono - to ~· -'It ·ltan 1 l'oirc ·of Broadway gave 1 Th D e: OCtor ' . ••r "says I Fo_reign News Commentary sour . ••sweet •••ReIat"IODS Mav Turn•, sour iJi\1 -,;J .,.. B~~Rrs :r :• e: ::. ill San Fr'andsco ace ~Away IIJr trailed Pres• ~l'llaUollal Dear Helen: - 1 :-• The 1965 Russian fishing catch was Today 11 Thursday April 6 Here'• my problem. I 6.5 million tqns; our~ was 2.3 million. By LYLE WILSON years have been lenient beyond parole or .protected altogetb\!1' the 96tb day tf 11167 ~th 2tlt ~ fallen hard for a resDy ''Diet The U.S. imports 62 per cent of the fish United PreiS lateraallonal bounda In dealing with rapbls, from fail !rial by l'l!ason of fullow. . · girl. But I'm used to tlle~lter it consumes, accountmg fnr a $500·mil· In a distinguished career in murderers and assorted hoods. ~nc!usive but rejected evidence The moon Is between Ill laat ldnd. We've been JOin& toflit!Jlion balanee of payments deficit in the Iaw and public service, Nicholas Katzenbach to!cl the ~nfer. of a crime ~mmltted. quarter and full stage. er elflbl montba IDd I w(luldn'l fishing industry. ' DeBellville Katzenbach h&s ence it was emotional nonsense The Federal Bureau of The morning star b Mars. burt her for 1111lhllla· '' ' All of which leads Hall to warn that learned to distrust the Instincts to assert the court decisions Investigation has lor yearo been The evening atal1 81'1 Venll.! So Why do I keep ti'ylnJ; wbetl the Russians are closer to sinking us of the faceless working stiffs cause crime. Thlo cynical preaching that the certainty of Mar.~ and Jupiter. ' I know ahe'l too decenilo 'liVf than burying us. who live on lhe grubby side judgment by Katzenbach should speedy, adequate punishment Is u.s. author and world trave- In? ,,,._ ' , be measured against a March I tbe best of all crime deterrents. Jer Lowell Thoma• ""' born-on Helen, we plan on· marriage streets and pay the taxes. Katzenbach r e c en t I y was statement by J. Edgar Hoover. Law enforcement agencies have this day In 18112. alter we Faduate 11111· ' tear. chairman of the Presiden~s The FBI director said: been dismayed by the tendency On this day In hlslory: What makes me get so forward National Crime Commissioq. ln , "Coddling o! criminals Jnd of th Supreme Court and lower In 1830 Joseph Smith or~a- that abe hae threatened, I to that capacity he was lead • of! I soft justice Increase crime." courl8 to favor the Individual nlzed the' Church of the Lauer break up with 111• II I ti!Q!I't speaker last week before a Could Hoover's statement be rights o! criminals over the Day Saints or Mormon Church stop? I don't want til.:' I f~:L:~~~!.~Bo~shoi troupe tn , nent musical., "Hallelujah Ba- l "The Correct Way to Kill" .. conference on crime summon•d l what Katzenbach meant by j pro~ctlo!!. o! lhe , commmlity. In Fayette,' N.Y. ' love and honor her. ,} ~ld f ~ maGi ban by" . . IVI\icb·was ~~sellout ;n Have another Lee Harvey Os- by the Justice Department to "emotional nonsense?" Katzen- , This Is emotional nonsen~e? In 1909 Robert Perry became probably he di18ppouyed at!d sunbathing or sw1mmm g . Boston _. 7th Ave.'s lovely wald tip: that Oswald and re- COIIsider the commission's 352 bach is out of touch with Ihe l Emotional nonsense is not the the first 'rivilired man to -roaeh disillusioned If she ever . swim away . -. Kitty Campbell suffered a heart cently deceased David Ferrie page report. common man, as well as with phrase fur the state of the the North Pole i11- So Wbaf's with me :anU'~ 1 ~~r.:::l-1::1• _t111?l hter ~jtacl<"'j<. '· f>aul (Man for.,, All were once booked and The conferen:e steersmen Hoover. . public mind, Katzenbach to the · In . !941, German troops -A LOW DOWN DOG''' ' 't ' -A f!il t :;atlge Seasons) , $coli •l~'s a top bet in New Orleans as i strove to avmd the more The common man Is emotwn. contrary. Katzenbach Is one 'If lavaded Greece ·and Yugoslavia. Dear LDD: "''"n''t one of for knlg~thood Sarah Chur- risks, thst the records we r 0011troversial. aspects of the ally involved in the crl~e wave. the pby¥jcilljl..J,!l'!"'l\iJ)Ili'JI,,.'I"t- ~nJn , 1955, Queen Elizabeth 11 If you didn't wan! th( g_lrl "The }100 Show" ther chill's family nickname: missing 'til D. A. Jim crone exp!os•on m the Umted There " no nonsense mvolved. tached to !he· .Grea~, ~pc•e!Y· io.mally anniiiJnced Sir Anthony you lot, you wouldn"t be Dol' Jeannie rooms w1th F•d- "Mule," like in stubborn-as-a. located 'em this week . _ States. Delegates grumbled The common man's life is at Chi•f surgeon and cruel of Eden prime minister. lie mal. EJt if you plan marr!age ~~c•la of lhe Mad-show) Peace, it's wonderful: Israeli C.L.E.'' TV man after the first round of ; stake. Hjs emotions are fear, iloternal medicine is LBJ. 1'be replaced Sir Winston Churchill in just a few monthS you can . , Sh 1 Th M discussion that conference lead· r fruatration, disgust. There is an President .. and his .. aid~s .. ~v~ ·who ~s·•gned the day before. ' certainly wait- and' your gl_rl Monte Proser who's _- sod p , a om was bought by a Vaughn now is e an " i . ., 7 , gam • G T Ul Seba t' ers were so rigidly avoiding emotional welling of doubt of discoverfll .. lb~t. .~ll - soci~J lUs . A· thought for the day: knows it must be 01 t 'wllf. . 1 1 On just about eVer)•thing] - erman wo neutra · Th · ~vs Set) ~an h d · ... 't - TV 1urn " ,· 1 1cer controversy that 1·•It1• of rmporthe cour ts an d of th e Iaws flo w Irom pove~ '" "' ~egrega t'10~, Belgian poet Maurice Master· HeIp her keep YOUR r~pec, - 1. · NBC' 1 0 80 runs moves Room rolls or mng of "Life" rngs reeled oppesite s n a e ' a · d'lSCUSS ed •"" . ,,Ill\'h' , ""' w;s •iven at :, Matter duodenal deducted. lance was bemg wh'•ch perm•"I easy paroIe, IgnOrance, , m.,.ejr Iinck once said: "Men's weak- an d HER seIf·respect She'd 1Ike 711 • Katzenbach, bowever, got in a handicap enforcement o!Ucers patent medicine cure-all is nesses are often necesoary to .to earn that wedding velfl..::H. :"~t~~c~stedv:n~s~ A _ There 11 otut oome tn- couple of words whieh surely and impose shocking delays and money. ~· ~~_re money -the_ the .purpose of living." t' wer'o loaded for argument. Th_ey tec_hnicalities_ between_ obvious bigger ar... Jo:e_l...- -U.., oCU18 _- ,· , _ Dear Helen: and Ann Ba·.·' "afll/lla •on . o1 your P1eura. ' ., loaded, as well, w"' h gUilt and puniShment, 1I any. "'" ded---cout!O and that the Philippine requeot was My girl friend 111 a veat and 'th' . h , were Soft-so~>-JJea 11 10 """" words at • '' ' ft "' th SIX ' or e~g . t .,_ wee.s . rioucule and distrust oI the Worrte d cI'tizens may he tbe coddl lng oI criminals_ are contrary to the a-ment terrific peraon, bot ' ih ere's 10 Twiggy's da ya er e oper_ a tmn "'e •• rd · · · k 'sl f ed B bl Tb .-· ~~~~;~ II tl 5ub d th • d mstlncts of the 0 inary Clllzen mists en or ml n orm . ut not money pro ems. ey a which they bad J'us! lianed hall one thin& about her I eail't, is farmer •Mr · ~ ••• amma . 11 b on .... . ...Sl es,lth et um who may_ not know muc h Iow the_ working stiIf knows when a P.ro blems of 1aw and of , _c a year ago. stand. She baa hair on her ·up. Pool• bounm WI e a..,o,=u "' ou any f h hbo hood I d d h d I h--' at Ch..Uh's' .BY Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. further treatment. If it has but who IS acutely aware o t e n"g r rap st. or mur er· JU ges w IL eterm ne w r• e The Philippines ancbors Its per Up. This drlvea me b~tty. 'flldlcate's takeoVe~ Q - For lbe last 1o_u r not subsided by that time U.ct that U.S. courts In recent er is sprung from jail by easy law shall be. 1 request on the argument that Is there any polite way I· pwtlf Vegas Flamingo ls b!f: mon~ I have been hav111g should be taken to discover and Sangley Ia no longer vital to tell her I ha~ it? AIK\ h111 Cll1l m the left chest due to treat the cause. If 1 large American military ~urposes and she get rid of 111-DA.IjE ••t 1 Nev. &am blin g pams 1 · Wh -,, 1 • tha ·u ... Nm pltch: Howard P uensy. at causea ' - ' mount of rmid has accumulated I J awn na u·ona 1 lnter•s t Dear Dave·· --· •• '!1le Sheraton Hotel tilere any cure? it can be drawn off with a requires use of the base. She can get rid of a. "mOJ!'" <leal aloo canceled " - Pl..rtsy may be dry or but unless the cause is ramov· Tough aegotlations lie ahead tache" with I good depUa\WJ .. Out of "A wet, dependina on whether ed the fluid will return. ., lor both sides In vi'w of this or cosmetic "sandpaper" 11'~\!;li, with complete serous DUidl "e poured Into By VICENTE MALIWANAG forces In Vietnam: lind at Subic The request reportedly caught direct clash of Interests. &tb she may buy at any lirUI .ttl Merrill also call- Ithe opace between the lungs Q- My 100 has very Ualted Press Interaational Bay, a repair and supply center the United States by surprise. Pbillpplne and Amoric!an offi· variety store, But "te\Jlng ~e!' bentfit for her lifelung jand the cllest wall by the tn- breath. Hio teeth are MANILA (UP!) -The rela· for 7th fleet ships. These two Only six months aao, the two cials, are hopefUl that II will be about It" Is fOmething.l'd hflf the N. y_ Mis- flamed surf~ce. In e•tb~ case, and the doctor can't find tions between the United States and Sangley Point are all allieo aJaned an - agreement settled, In the same manner to taclcle If I were Ia i.~ 1 ___ Shubert Alley- ,the cause " an mfect\<Jn 1 thJng wrong with him. 1 and th9 Philippines, olten oweet located on the Island of Luzon providing for a 25-year lease to that they bave hurdled olher shoes. ._ the play mi&htn't <bronchill.l, pneumonia, tuber-rhis bowels open. Isn't but sotnetimes sour, may torn and are all within a radius ol aU AmeriClln military bases In thorny ~ue:itlons before. Maybe you could tel!! up:JO culosis, rheumatic fever or Isometh ing he can do for sour again. less than 1110 miles from this country. As to what form the it with a discusolon of ·~~lio:; ., luna abscess) or a tum 0 r. breath? A new issue has come up Manila. The United States rejected setUement may take, no one Is trolysis" - the permanent ft.. Mr -lll!YQnt_ stop a Strapping the chest 1s oft'" A _ There are 00 many which threatens to provoke Natloaai Need• the demand Monday. Tbe U.S. wiUing to hazard a guess at this moval of unwanted h~- ,:. Doloras Oray ldone to relieve the pain by lim· cause• of bad breath tbat fresh barbs from both sides The Pbillpplnes wanlf the maintalnl that SMgley, Ideally staae. · sbt. mtsht Jet the Idea. of "SO.rry!" ihng the moveltlentl of t be very th orough se~ch unless one side yield• or' unless United States to give up Sangley located _just_ ar~oss _Manila Bay Y. scene: the ald :che'lt while treating tlte under· sometimellbe made to mutual accomodabon " · reach· and allow 1ts own navy to move from thiS c1ty, IS VItal to Asian 1fdCJe In front o! i l yin~ cause with appropriate cover the cau se. Your letter ed. _ In ~nd u~ it _lor operations security ~ause of ll8functlon_s . ;j ' ' 1 olcl Met Opera . 1antibiotics or other means. does however fl 1 The questiOn Involve! the agamst smuggbng, a major a1 headquarters for anllFuneral March." I Q - After the removal of Car~ful studie; ~ status of .Sang ley Point Naval menace In this country costing submarine potrola In the South £=~=i~lanl~ actually the tower lobe of my right constipation i.s n~t Base, one_ of three major the government estimated -rev· China Sea. and .-eep lung, fluid remains tn my halitosiS b t - -1 r of th mtlltary mstallatlons main- enue losses of more than $100 Contrary To Agreement 10 0 .quietly lent pleural space What can be don< [, intestinal t~ac'trn a b ,.• talned by the United Stat"' In million a year. Besides, U.S. official• feel .. 1 cau · th PhT · •--• may e rt f lts •• ..,.. to lht immt- about It? If by koeping your son'• bowels e ' •ppmes as pa o delense chain In Asia and the . &IJ -J ' · They'll sl. tbd!ti_; people, th_elr ' probl•iil• a n d pleasures, tqelr b:ouble.o and tun. As with •tlli \'ft! ~I >!Jelen Help US!, ft wel&me~' l~uglls bUt won't dodge 1 sel'!Oul queoJlon with 1 brtl!h-ofl. . · Second Clall pollage plld at POIDft01, OhiO: The Soviets employ 9,000 peopl~ in oceanoaraphy; we employ 3, 70u. Their seagoing science fleet numbers 200 ships to our 142. Hatlo's the fourth s ame of the ••ties iii I· poimlll,( A11S on S~tunr.:y . , •' PJIR IT! ttlll when 1 &111 This oolutr!D ia , lor young !loY· oolild pfay the field Publllhed every day (ucept S1t1111o d1y) liY ·The <:lhlo Valley Publlshtnc Compi,Dy, 110 Mechanic St, Pomeroy, ohio 45.789. Bllllne.s <:lflice phone 8922156. EdiiQrlll phone 992-2157. ~ .' c in Red-flag bottoms . The U.S. merchant 11eet c114'n•s onty '1.7 per cent ol our traue. We have been 1orceu to charter foreign vesselS for the Vietnam war. ~a per cent ol the supplies lor which are transported by sea. ~ <".,,.,.,_ ' • I' n•a .., I, I Rlei!Ud S. Owen, Publblltt Chester Tannelllll, Editor lhe1e ealllnt men an They mull never bt for• ., ,. I l'HE DAILY SENTINEL . I - _, l ' "'~ '' '' P~~c~ther two major Amerl- c1}t1)J~~;~ can base• in this country are at Unocrambletheie!wrJumble' Clark Field, headquartm of the one tetler to eath squan, toU.S. t3th Air Force and a key form four ordtnar1 wordt. logistical suppOrt center of U.S. ·~-::.:::..~ open you mean lila! you Ire- ; quently give him Jaxativos, Ibis · may be a oontributlng factorIf yo~ have made your son 10 sell • coMC!oUJ about bla condition that he Is nervously teiiSe, this, too, can be a lac· tor. Quit lforrylng hlm about It and get him to drink eight to to full &lasses of water dail~ In addition Ill what he letS at mealtime. 'Ibis alone has clear· ed up many a case of halitosla. Q - Ia tl!ere any treatment for cancer of the liver! A - A ,.11011t ln the hospital may be given anttcaocer drugs by olow InfUsion directly Into the artery IUdinl to the liver. Although tblt to not • cure it adds Jll'eatlv to the victim's comfort and prolonJ• bit Ule, tRODLE = ·~~ I --- ' c --'- \ . 1 WOHlO I . , . - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - '..;__.;......__ , By Vatted Prell Interati~al ring to the fact that they can got a second chance. He seemed ! i The Philadelphia 76ers are eliminate the Celtics by winnmg 1 to gobble up everything." 1 ~· ~ three days 'and 18 minutes away the fourth game of the sel'ies in I The 7-foot, t-lnch Chamberlain · j from ending the longest reign In I Boston on Sunday. I pulled down a , playoff-record. U.S. professional sports history.[ h'lad h' total of 41 rebounds, soored 20 1 ~'We hAve ao overab11odaaee . . , P 1 e1p ta ~oach Alex Ha~- i points, had nine assists and 1 ot III'Sl baspmen this year·" At stake Js the Boston Cel~cs ~ num had praJse for all h1s blocked fiye shots. Russell , also - - --eight-year rule over the Nat•on- players but Boston player-coach 1 - k f h d 211 1 3 al Basl<elhall ~~Association-a I Bill Rusaell singled out Wilt 1 P abymgd· '"- perea d rT: 10 I"'1n1s, had to be . . re oun s, sco 1 as the key man m nine assists and blocked four rol e which aII uu~ came an Cham .ram end Wednesday lllllht when the the ser1es. ' sboL' 7tlers srored a ll5-l04 victory "T]le key to the game, as he ~ Th~ St. Louis Hawk s, meanBy VITO 8TEUIII10 OUtfielder Jim Northrup con-: tllat gave them a 3-Q lead 1P the has been t"roughout the series ' while scored th eir first victory ' UPI Sporll Writer tlnued his batting surge with a ~-t·Of-~even.game Eastern -Di·. was Chamberlain," said Ru s~ : in th• third game of U•e 5 II easy to confuse Lee M•y bsses~~ two-out .single m VISIOn fmals. sell. "His great defense'and his! Western playoffs when they with J,ee Mayo-but May hopes the ninth ~I, gaye Detroit .Ill! "We'll make it In four and on rebounding, especially off the defeated the San Francisco hiS . hot bat wUI make_ll even VICtOry ·over Kansa.o City. Boston's Door," the 7i!olrs defensive board, did 1!. it - Warriors 115-1119 at St. Louis. ; ea~~ ~: !::~~~pclUild. ~~·~: ::!~ :-;v~ clJanted after the game, refer- wasn't often that we missed and I~he _H_awks~ and_~_a~riors play 1 Jl;f'ay 's s,·ngle · 1,.1. Beats Pl.,tJteS .Pistons' Dave 1[ ° R.ing is Named ~HA'sRookie <;:! :;: M·"ddle - ' port··'Bo'ys Leauue s.·gtiflp Day Set NI':W YORK IUPI) - Dove -24-year-old rookie who's trYing tie II. · · Bing of the Detroit Pistono, the ] to win the Cincinnati Reds' first Ex'falnD'-1 Wfll . Na tional Basketball Associa· ; bsse job and Is tsbbed as one of Keo Henderson's double with ·· :· ~ . _; turn's .'rookie-o!-the-year, plans ! the brightest rookies in the Ione out in 'the lOth scered Dick p1 1 0 tu work on his shooting this ; National League this spring. 1Deitz to give s.'n Francisco its . fi J s11mmer - as If he needed to.' May doesn't want to be victory over Clev~and. ' ' . n;, was named Wednesday conf_used with Houston's ve~an Washington _erupted with four i Boys In Middleport, Bro~bury The same officers were .-. plan for a "bakeless" bake ' " ' overwhelming cboice of outfielder Lee Maye, whos a, runs In the runth to tum back~· and south to the count~ hne a- elected, being C L Tannehr lt.! >ale. so that persons who mrsswnters and sportscasters as the ! .'l/7 Hfetime hitter. May bopesjBoston. Ken Harrelson !lllgled, long Route 7 will "sign-up" Ap- president : D1cl< V;·.rghan , vice]·~d contributmg to the 1966 · , q\'s top rookie lor l966-67 He 1to he remembered as the beUer Toy Conigliaro . dr<lpped Ken I rll 22 at 9 a. m. in the Middle- preSident; Mrs Don Sayre, sec-~ salt could do so this year_ I . :el t d 74 of 90 baUot• 'l hitter. McMuUeo'• fly and Doug port Leg•on Hall for !illddte-- retary . treasurer. and Dr. . \.. 8 ~ s ec e on He's been h•ving I tood 1Camilli slngled to start the port's 13th season of organized Clyde Ingels, com missioner , - Approved condurl mg ••···• 'I 1 " - ~u Hudson of dSt. Lo~ " !spring and he continued to look I winning rally for Washington. "little league" baseball. Mrs. Dick Va ughan " fund record hops at lhe park 13 votes an h Arc e : like a hitter Wedoesday as be Singles by Hank Aaron and Boys In the program wbo are ' drive chairman "" elkv• L 1 summer . with the Jays, Clar . of os Angeles t ree. 1 • led bo v d Pin · · , . . . . : fund raising activities · ! smg . me a a BOD ID i Mack Jones were the key ~·ts_ m eligible to return and new boys I The a~soc1a t1on aLso· 1 __"There's still a Jot I'm going _the 12th mnlng to give the ~1 ; a three-run AUanta first mnmg! who will beoome & years old be- - Reviewed problems of la>l! - Approved purchase, or ob· trJ have . to learn," he said. 4'1 : a l-0 victory over the PJt· upnsa~ that carried tht Braves 1 fore next 'Aug. t; and are not I summer in umpires m::amtam-1 tami ng a spon~or for. ihe P-eeplan to work out regularly dur-;tsburgb Pirates. past Mmnesota. 113 years old before next Aug. 1. 1ing t'O nlrol of ga mes: C:1 grecd 1Wet• te~~m (15 plaversl ' ing the summer so I'll be r~a· ! . Trle1 p,.. Flrll Blanked by Mel Stottlemyre should come to Sign Up day.l to have all managers meet t.c- com pete in a couniy oy by tire time next season ] M~y has~ lifetime averagn of 1for. six l~ings, the _ Orioles They are to bring $2 lor in- lore the sl<lrt of the season to1 tpanls only) . Shirte. >turts. " .31,8 m ~big lea~ ga_mes ~ ~ rallied agamst rookie Stan suranc:e. Team managers will review the ma nn er in which l tast year will be used Bing, the Piston's first rouod i he s _trylllg to wm the Reds Bahnsen to ,beat lhe Yankee~. : he on h~nd. Parenll! should games are to be rond11cled. lhis ylar. iraft choite aftP.r starring at I firs~ base ,JOb from Tony Perez CUrt Blefary s ~w~:t-run triple m1attend With the1r sons, u poss1-1 - Agreed to have um pires. ! - Approved new un ifo:ms iyracuse, was the lOth highe•t l and ~rdy ~Ieman: the seventh lnnmg was the key ! ble. "P':'Wee" players ai<O I who rec;ive -~ ~. per ga me. at- the Yankees. man aged by Bob' <eorer in the NBA this season, Mays Winning Slllglt came l blow. should Sign that day. I tend a ·clm•c conducted by , Hysell A sponsor " needed 1 and the fifth rookie ever to after.Pinm doubled~ moved Roolde Bob ~clan doubled I Arrangements were camplet- 1experienced a1eu um p1 r~>~. 1 - ApprJved league action to score more than 1,6110 points. , to third on Pet~ Roses flyout. home two runs m the seventh ed for this first action, and for 1 - Agreed to offer thr insur- start Monday. May 29, day beHis biggest scorillj! total was 17 ! It decided the ISSUe aftor lour off rellev~ llete ~mos to g1ve Tag Day on June 3 at a meet- 1ance contrarl to the M1lls Ag- lure M•'llorial Day. poinl< against the Baltimore : Red p!tch~s, Billy McCool, , St. Louis_ ill! VIctory over mg of the assocJahon Wednes- •ncy. , OTHER BUSINESS I 1 Bullets on Marcil 8. : Gerry Arr1go, Don Notteherl l Philadelphia. It was the bflh day evening. - Approved M rs Vaughan's Managers are to m•et at the and Darrell Osteen, blanked the otraight loos for the Phils, who -park next Wednesday at R p. "' o AprJ"122 Tag Day JlJfle 3 3 yMay 29 II YO/IN BEST TIRE 81/Y IN ITS PRICEJlANGE/ I 3·T Nylon Cord. ALL·WMlHER TlR~ 1 .*15 $ was NOW,... 1 1 I p~:~ other . HHH Will Toss First .Ball If LBJ Doesn't Reds Break Camp Meet Jnd" IIl N o} l ew 'f eans ~=~~~~t ~~;~~t~~~ :~o~:~ I WITH T_RADE IN ~.;~~·ew games Wedn..· ; condition of the . day, Washington beat Boston $- they're c~nsidered pennant con· · ' ~tan< gers are to turn In WASffiNGTON (UP! I -Pres. ' I, Detroit nipped Kansa.o City, tenders. rnventory of umforms. and ' !dent Johnson, a former Texas 7-6, Atlanta ~ged Minnesota -lo Billy Wlllia!TlS hit two homers , _ )3flS tea m roster of boys return ing sandlot first baseman, waa to j' 3, San F!'anciSco topped Cleve. for the Cubs and drove In five 'l •·quipment to the president by be _isvited today to pel'!onn ae land 6-S In 10 Innings, Houston runo bot the Angels escaped NEW ORLEANS. La. (UP! i-• Deron John'"n had be•n ISSued S•gn Up Day Aprill2. [ 1 pikher at the 1967 American , ripped Los Angeles 10--3; St. I with the tie when they rallied , The Clncin11ati Reds and the an intent•onal pass. 1 When all ;tar teams are seLeague opener Monday betlween ! Louis edged Philadelphia 5-4, 1for flve runs In the top of the I Clevtland Indians meet here 1 Billv McCool. Gerry Arrt ~o . I Jeooled recommendauons of nnn-· the WashmgttJn Senatoi"'I and i BaltimOT"e topped the Y!mkees ~nth. : for a gan!e today as both tea~.s ~ Don Notteb:~rt and D·uTell Os-1 agers will be ~nsJdered by tt•e the New York Yankees. I 5-3 and the Chicago OJ~ and ~cb ~monte hit a three- ~ started back home from spnng , t t ed to !lm"•t the Pirateo:. all sta r tea m manaaer. He Wll ~ 'lorn' A I batt! d IOl "'" ' • ···'"• bo . , , een C ! 1 Jf"lhnson, who is scheduled to ;a I ta nge s e · I twt !'econ•J J..... ,lfS · mer to Itrammg camp. It f eomh"l M- Cool workm r Irt>tain- at leilst one• bov fr(]m fly. to Ur~uay for a hemispher- \ 10-10 tie_ in a ga~e that '!aslgtal't Houston on U.S way to Ule The Reds savored sucre!l:s l~e ;i~:t s:xs inni~~s, );ielded on~ each team m lhe leagu~ on his lc sumnnl conference Mxt • called m the nmth iniUng rout of the Dodgers. Aspro-1 . W d d 'tl h't I•quad , 1 01 1 w~~k has not yet committed !because the brutiant setting 1 monte singled in another run in 11 agam ' nep; tatyb "'' 1' fat - 'j Y one ' · - - - - · - --~- - ' 1· k · . VIctory over 1 s urg 1 a er a hlmse)f to the ceremonial chore sunUghl at the Las Vegas Par the fifth as he wound up w•th . •• K c·t 1, 1 . ' ted th 'tch fr I RBI . d h l "'ss to ansas I y ua '' . I • ot throwing out the Hr.~\ ball of ; preven e Jll era om our s an t • Astros d 15 ib• S2ason. : seeing tho pta~. collected a total of 15 hits. 1 snappe a · g~me wmn~n! · end V : - - --· - -. ____ ____ _.__ ___ r •••• ~ , . ~ _ _ streak Wednesdays encoun.t> . 1 went !2 in11ings and g<~ve CinIf ~e IS unable to att • lee i . . • Tripl e- Jemperecl ..,.,1 t~ t~>t ·~, f~ • f.x t ra- tnilnp:e t~hyn n\~rt • T.racl. -tuted Ql aour11 a c RIZER OfL:CO. POMEROY, PHONE 992-2101 ' .' < ~~~·::~c~~;: ~te~um:;.br~: l re)tC'Ve a_s he d1d ~t l~st year's j opener m the DIStrict of Co- I lumbia Stadium. 31st Annual Masters Golf ,;:;~iTournament Be~ns Today I · • 1 I ' eet hevy's new uburban • tG-9 Grapeflu•t League • 'The !ndrans blittled for 10 ln· nmgs but were e<fged by San . . ' FranciSCIJ 6-3. for a 10-13 car• AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) -Jade! little Gary Player, the 1961 , tus Lea e slate Carpenter Apposnted Nicklaus, whose "mumps" [winner, came right out and said gu · 1 Hartford Grid Coach ~otild turn out to be just • poin It was too Jon~. Rookie first hasem>n Lee CH.A:RLESTON, w. Va. !UP!) In the neck to his rivals, went I Niclclaus agreed and so did ! May singled home Vada Pinsnn _Ken Carpenter, coach of the, out after four presli8e goals Palmer. in the 12th inning Ill give the Charleston Rockets of the Cun· · today In the opening round of Wino Special Cootql Reds the.r Wednesday win . tln•ntal Footi>all League last 1 the 31st Mastm Golf Tour- Palmer completed his tourney Pinson touched off the winseason, confirmed here Wednes- i nament. preparati~ns by wln~ing a I nlng rally, doublln~ off Elroy: dli> ~e has been appointed head 1 Nicki ankl with A . Ispecial rune-bole compe!lUon oo Face to lead off the inning. He 1 roaeh of the Hartford Charter : Palmer":::· c:fa~~te 'at I :::''~I" p~r three layout Wednesday. j D)OVed to third as Pete Rose I Oaks of the CFL. : among the 8S starters who Arrue tied with Bllly Casper and flled deep to right, f1e_ld and · . nter said he turned • ad th small 51,,._. ter Tommy Jacobs at 23 lor nine came home on May s lut after Carpe '1 m e up e e .,.as s h Jes tb took sll erplate lze --~-- -down an offer from the Port· f ld · than ' d de 0 en v pr llind Ore., club of the CFL'' i ~~~ ,~:,::.aorelor 1 lrl~:~at ! with a birdie on the first hole of day, 72-hole tournament over Fai '\\•est Dlvlgion to accept the would make him· , · • a playoff. the lush Augu•ta Nabonal Jliirtlord post. He -resigned as . ,' ] Casper, the reigning U.S. oourse. Also at 8 to 1 were ~litit coach for/ Charle.,\on at - The first mon In history to i Open champton, was ltsted as Doug Sanders, the 1967 leader '" th "hd of last 'season after a win the Masters three straight I an 8 to 1 shot to snare the total monty won, and Gay vears. · GJ,OOO and tho green coat that Brewer, the blazing-hot victor in 1IJ.~ erecord ;• , 1008 to the winner of this four. I the Pensacola, Fla., Open. · - The only man NBA Playoff Standing; . Palmer to win the ' Mast~rs By United Pre" lntemaUonal ! times. ', !,. ' Illvlslon Flnalt A be of .the -memr In trildltlonat · ' ~est of seven Ryder Cop team. :·Eaotera · Dlvllto• -And owner of the first 1 fa•hlon , · ( W. J. Pet. on golfing's Holy GraD, 1 · Pt!d.ide}phta 3 0 1.000 "grand st•m" of u:s. and 1 Tailor.l for the JOu'!.•·placea -='' Bos1~n I; 0 3 .GOO British Opens, PGA, - . Nalunl-choulder strl· f estera Dlvlsloo : Masters litles In the unle ~ear. .... ,.,. ...... All :'l ~ W. I. ,il'ct, Works On lroqi - ill fullloaoftsbt oolora aad....-Wob,.yoor Sal\lf11nclsco . · 2 I . Nickl~us "91' the Bing Crosby OPOI'lioliae·ftt .,_.: C'ome St. ~Iii' ' I 2 -~ ' NiUonal but aner a high finish I JK' ia aDd b')' k•oa. · '. Wfdnesday'a ftetoltl _ ·, Dotal rail Into a sleae EXCLUINB i Phl!•defphta 115 Boston tOt He blanied his piittb<J J\!ECK·ZONB T.VI.-ORINO !t. Louis 115 San Fran, ,-tot but decided this week !hit .,,. your - ooltar lhat . ----~', iron play might be tosponalbte. .........1 Ill, .,; Jqltet ' l"'! , lwial _or 1J!r11, You II· HAS APPROy AL i' "! came early to, work ...,. loot ...u._...e . J'~~~~S~ Nev .. IU!'I) -~ out the said. "I welt aa • I I ! ,I . ...-,. J\ The look, the ride of astation wagon, plus a tough truck chassiS! . Othtn Fro111 • ~.95' ' '' 1' ' f ' .• ~! - ' - From Ending Celtics Reign " I Thurmond developed troiible early in the game Barry was held to · ::iuburban '67 puts new style in onti 80lidly built package. 'l'here's new convenience with a Iiecond right aide door for pusengera and cargo. More room inside becauae o£ a long~ 127' wheelbase. More rust prev6ntion -due .to . itelf-'tfi\MUnl ,ilkirta. The gm.t ride you'll have to 'fOr yolll'lltlf ••• at ~~~lit Chnrolet dealer' a, fender: ' , lUacOv• .' "'- ' 1 I . . .. - t· . "..:..~- ~ .. o. . �' ' \ ' ' . v ' --. •. ,.... ' DIVOTID,JO INTIRIST OF MI!IGs.MASON ·ARIA Rule the Seas: . ' • ; · Ru8sia's Goal , .. ~ ~ Y'qtJTII . Send your leenoagt queations to YOUTH ~D FOR IT, care of Helen llalp US!, \hi• newspaper. DOWN WITH STEADYING Dear lie)en : I've !!ad it. !lnlte, kids, and stamp 011.1 steadying! At !east half tht girls I koow would rather to out with different leilu, but we can't. The minute we dste a boy more than once, the other guys back off. The minute a girl shows interest In a boy the other lifls put blm down if he Isn't "true" to hereven If she doesn't want It that way. .Natloual adverll.$lag representative: llottlaelli KlmllaU. lD~.. 343 l.uingwm Ave., .New \'urk City, Now ¥ork. Subscription rates: Dellverld by car rler where available, 35 cents per we~ one year In aav~e al the DlllJ> Senti. net office $18.:10; six munt111, f~.lO; tllree months $~.90. By Motor Routt where carrier servlce aot ava&ble onE muntll ,1.30. By mail una year $10.00; Six muntbs, $5.25; Three montb1, ~.00. ridiculous. But nobody wm change II. So I'm loilli to ltart a camp.IIJO tlmlUJh your oulunln, Helen. •. · · Who lfanls to Join -S.o.s.? That means - STAMP OUT STEAJ)IES. Let'• aet back to U.. good old dafl my molhll' National Window ... of Opinion The. AlliUUUIC Katzenhach Distrust the Working Stiffs uul cettini 1 reputation? I 'to 'be pats with loll of not U•4 .t~ qne - a~ ~[f. ly oot In love witb one I ON"E tOR S.O.S; rl _., 1 Del!' -s.o.s:: , .,,.,,_·' -· I'm wilb you Ill- lh~ way, Anyone for S.O.S. d~ ~~ · line. Maylje we'll cet 1,,·~ B<llon - finally - on tbll "steady" business miDJ Jdds groan about but no ojlft ; !JI. now, bljll aone about ctlaifillja. -H. Dear Kelt~!:· i } b f. My mother won't let mt have 1 skate!>Qird. She Jays lt'• !oo aangerout. llmow how ~- tide one and hav• . never hurt 'myself. ~II my fri~ ~~~~ t!Jem, I won I ask you to -~~ ~gal!ilt my m_other' Helen, blit, ~II'Int; do your kids ride themTING SPECTATOR .., Dear S.S.: .. ,OUr lour 1101 only hav~ , .. bad lkateboardl - IDd loyfll,.~ - lllit own water ' tkjf, , 1t e' skltee ll1d 1 poao ~ '1'1i111 allo go lor-lrampolln i · 4o !!) snow IJM!rls ll1dee : ~ tro:O hlflb boardt. And theJiOt.. tela have been amazlnil)" fret srr. of broken bono - to ~· -'It ·ltan 1 l'oirc ·of Broadway gave 1 Th D e: OCtor ' . ••r "says I Fo_reign News Commentary sour . ••sweet •••ReIat"IODS Mav Turn•, sour iJi\1 -,;J .,.. B~~Rrs :r :• e: ::. ill San Fr'andsco ace ~Away IIJr trailed Pres• ~l'llaUollal Dear Helen: - 1 :-• The 1965 Russian fishing catch was Today 11 Thursday April 6 Here'• my problem. I 6.5 million tqns; our~ was 2.3 million. By LYLE WILSON years have been lenient beyond parole or .protected altogetb\!1' the 96tb day tf 11167 ~th 2tlt ~ fallen hard for a resDy ''Diet The U.S. imports 62 per cent of the fish United PreiS lateraallonal bounda In dealing with rapbls, from fail !rial by l'l!ason of fullow. . · girl. But I'm used to tlle~lter it consumes, accountmg fnr a $500·mil· In a distinguished career in murderers and assorted hoods. ~nc!usive but rejected evidence The moon Is between Ill laat ldnd. We've been JOin& toflit!Jlion balanee of payments deficit in the Iaw and public service, Nicholas Katzenbach to!cl the ~nfer. of a crime ~mmltted. quarter and full stage. er elflbl montba IDd I w(luldn'l fishing industry. ' DeBellville Katzenbach h&s ence it was emotional nonsense The Federal Bureau of The morning star b Mars. burt her for 1111lhllla· '' ' All of which leads Hall to warn that learned to distrust the Instincts to assert the court decisions Investigation has lor yearo been The evening atal1 81'1 Venll.! So Why do I keep ti'ylnJ; wbetl the Russians are closer to sinking us of the faceless working stiffs cause crime. Thlo cynical preaching that the certainty of Mar.~ and Jupiter. ' I know ahe'l too decenilo 'liVf than burying us. who live on lhe grubby side judgment by Katzenbach should speedy, adequate punishment Is u.s. author and world trave- In? ,,,._ ' , be measured against a March I tbe best of all crime deterrents. Jer Lowell Thoma• ""' born-on Helen, we plan on· marriage streets and pay the taxes. Katzenbach r e c en t I y was statement by J. Edgar Hoover. Law enforcement agencies have this day In 18112. alter we Faduate 11111· ' tear. chairman of the Presiden~s The FBI director said: been dismayed by the tendency On this day In hlslory: What makes me get so forward National Crime Commissioq. ln , "Coddling o! criminals Jnd of th Supreme Court and lower In 1830 Joseph Smith or~a- that abe hae threatened, I to that capacity he was lead • of! I soft justice Increase crime." courl8 to favor the Individual nlzed the' Church of the Lauer break up with 111• II I ti!Q!I't speaker last week before a Could Hoover's statement be rights o! criminals over the Day Saints or Mormon Church stop? I don't want til.:' I f~:L:~~~!.~Bo~shoi troupe tn , nent musical., "Hallelujah Ba- l "The Correct Way to Kill" .. conference on crime summon•d l what Katzenbach meant by j pro~ctlo!!. o! lhe , commmlity. In Fayette,' N.Y. ' love and honor her. ,} ~ld f ~ maGi ban by" . . IVI\icb·was ~~sellout ;n Have another Lee Harvey Os- by the Justice Department to "emotional nonsense?" Katzen- , This Is emotional nonsen~e? In 1909 Robert Perry became probably he di18ppouyed at!d sunbathing or sw1mmm g . Boston _. 7th Ave.'s lovely wald tip: that Oswald and re- COIIsider the commission's 352 bach is out of touch with Ihe l Emotional nonsense is not the the first 'rivilired man to -roaeh disillusioned If she ever . swim away . -. Kitty Campbell suffered a heart cently deceased David Ferrie page report. common man, as well as with phrase fur the state of the the North Pole i11- So Wbaf's with me :anU'~ 1 ~~r.:::l-1::1• _t111?l hter ~jtacl<"'j<. '· f>aul (Man for.,, All were once booked and The conferen:e steersmen Hoover. . public mind, Katzenbach to the · In . !941, German troops -A LOW DOWN DOG''' ' 't ' -A f!il t :;atlge Seasons) , $coli •l~'s a top bet in New Orleans as i strove to avmd the more The common man Is emotwn. contrary. Katzenbach Is one 'If lavaded Greece ·and Yugoslavia. Dear LDD: "''"n''t one of for knlg~thood Sarah Chur- risks, thst the records we r 0011troversial. aspects of the ally involved in the crl~e wave. the pby¥jcilljl..J,!l'!"'l\iJ)Ili'JI,,.'I"t- ~nJn , 1955, Queen Elizabeth 11 If you didn't wan! th( g_lrl "The }100 Show" ther chill's family nickname: missing 'til D. A. Jim crone exp!os•on m the Umted There " no nonsense mvolved. tached to !he· .Grea~, ~pc•e!Y· io.mally anniiiJnced Sir Anthony you lot, you wouldn"t be Dol' Jeannie rooms w1th F•d- "Mule," like in stubborn-as-a. located 'em this week . _ States. Delegates grumbled The common man's life is at Chi•f surgeon and cruel of Eden prime minister. lie mal. EJt if you plan marr!age ~~c•la of lhe Mad-show) Peace, it's wonderful: Israeli C.L.E.'' TV man after the first round of ; stake. Hjs emotions are fear, iloternal medicine is LBJ. 1'be replaced Sir Winston Churchill in just a few monthS you can . , Sh 1 Th M discussion that conference lead· r fruatration, disgust. There is an President .. and his .. aid~s .. ~v~ ·who ~s·•gned the day before. ' certainly wait- and' your gl_rl Monte Proser who's _- sod p , a om was bought by a Vaughn now is e an " i . ., 7 , gam • G T Ul Seba t' ers were so rigidly avoiding emotional welling of doubt of discoverfll .. lb~t. .~ll - soci~J lUs . A· thought for the day: knows it must be 01 t 'wllf. . 1 1 On just about eVer)•thing] - erman wo neutra · Th · ~vs Set) ~an h d · ... 't - TV 1urn " ,· 1 1cer controversy that 1·•It1• of rmporthe cour ts an d of th e Iaws flo w Irom pove~ '" "' ~egrega t'10~, Belgian poet Maurice Master· HeIp her keep YOUR r~pec, - 1. · NBC' 1 0 80 runs moves Room rolls or mng of "Life" rngs reeled oppesite s n a e ' a · d'lSCUSS ed •"" . ,,Ill\'h' , ""' w;s •iven at :, Matter duodenal deducted. lance was bemg wh'•ch perm•"I easy paroIe, IgnOrance, , m.,.ejr Iinck once said: "Men's weak- an d HER seIf·respect She'd 1Ike 711 • Katzenbach, bowever, got in a handicap enforcement o!Ucers patent medicine cure-all is nesses are often necesoary to .to earn that wedding velfl..::H. :"~t~~c~stedv:n~s~ A _ There 11 otut oome tn- couple of words whieh surely and impose shocking delays and money. ~· ~~_re money -the_ the .purpose of living." t' wer'o loaded for argument. Th_ey tec_hnicalities_ between_ obvious bigger ar... Jo:e_l...- -U.., oCU18 _- ,· , _ Dear Helen: and Ann Ba·.·' "afll/lla •on . o1 your P1eura. ' ., loaded, as well, w"' h gUilt and puniShment, 1I any. "'" ded---cout!O and that the Philippine requeot was My girl friend 111 a veat and 'th' . h , were Soft-so~>-JJea 11 10 """" words at • '' ' ft "' th SIX ' or e~g . t .,_ wee.s . rioucule and distrust oI the Worrte d cI'tizens may he tbe coddl lng oI criminals_ are contrary to the a-ment terrific peraon, bot ' ih ere's 10 Twiggy's da ya er e oper_ a tmn "'e •• rd · · · k 'sl f ed B bl Tb .-· ~~~~;~ II tl 5ub d th • d mstlncts of the 0 inary Clllzen mists en or ml n orm . ut not money pro ems. ey a which they bad J'us! lianed hall one thin& about her I eail't, is farmer •Mr · ~ ••• amma . 11 b on .... . ...Sl es,lth et um who may_ not know muc h Iow the_ working stiIf knows when a P.ro blems of 1aw and of , _c a year ago. stand. She baa hair on her ·up. Pool• bounm WI e a..,o,=u "' ou any f h hbo hood I d d h d I h--' at Ch..Uh's' .BY Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. further treatment. If it has but who IS acutely aware o t e n"g r rap st. or mur er· JU ges w IL eterm ne w r• e The Philippines ancbors Its per Up. This drlvea me b~tty. 'flldlcate's takeoVe~ Q - For lbe last 1o_u r not subsided by that time U.ct that U.S. courts In recent er is sprung from jail by easy law shall be. 1 request on the argument that Is there any polite way I· pwtlf Vegas Flamingo ls b!f: mon~ I have been hav111g should be taken to discover and Sangley Ia no longer vital to tell her I ha~ it? AIK\ h111 Cll1l m the left chest due to treat the cause. If 1 large American military ~urposes and she get rid of 111-DA.IjE ••t 1 Nev. &am blin g pams 1 · Wh -,, 1 • tha ·u ... Nm pltch: Howard P uensy. at causea ' - ' mount of rmid has accumulated I J awn na u·ona 1 lnter•s t Dear Dave·· --· •• '!1le Sheraton Hotel tilere any cure? it can be drawn off with a requires use of the base. She can get rid of a. "mOJ!'" <leal aloo canceled " - Pl..rtsy may be dry or but unless the cause is ramov· Tough aegotlations lie ahead tache" with I good depUa\WJ .. Out of "A wet, dependina on whether ed the fluid will return. ., lor both sides In vi'w of this or cosmetic "sandpaper" 11'~\!;li, with complete serous DUidl "e poured Into By VICENTE MALIWANAG forces In Vietnam: lind at Subic The request reportedly caught direct clash of Interests. &tb she may buy at any lirUI .ttl Merrill also call- Ithe opace between the lungs Q- My 100 has very Ualted Press Interaational Bay, a repair and supply center the United States by surprise. Pbillpplne and Amoric!an offi· variety store, But "te\Jlng ~e!' bentfit for her lifelung jand the cllest wall by the tn- breath. Hio teeth are MANILA (UP!) -The rela· for 7th fleet ships. These two Only six months aao, the two cials, are hopefUl that II will be about It" Is fOmething.l'd hflf the N. y_ Mis- flamed surf~ce. In e•tb~ case, and the doctor can't find tions between the United States and Sangley Point are all allieo aJaned an - agreement settled, In the same manner to taclcle If I were Ia i.~ 1 ___ Shubert Alley- ,the cause " an mfect\<Jn 1 thJng wrong with him. 1 and th9 Philippines, olten oweet located on the Island of Luzon providing for a 25-year lease to that they bave hurdled olher shoes. ._ the play mi&htn't <bronchill.l, pneumonia, tuber-rhis bowels open. Isn't but sotnetimes sour, may torn and are all within a radius ol aU AmeriClln military bases In thorny ~ue:itlons before. Maybe you could tel!! up:JO culosis, rheumatic fever or Isometh ing he can do for sour again. less than 1110 miles from this country. As to what form the it with a discusolon of ·~~lio:; ., luna abscess) or a tum 0 r. breath? A new issue has come up Manila. The United States rejected setUement may take, no one Is trolysis" - the permanent ft.. Mr -lll!YQnt_ stop a Strapping the chest 1s oft'" A _ There are 00 many which threatens to provoke Natloaai Need• the demand Monday. Tbe U.S. wiUing to hazard a guess at this moval of unwanted h~- ,:. Doloras Oray ldone to relieve the pain by lim· cause• of bad breath tbat fresh barbs from both sides The Pbillpplnes wanlf the maintalnl that SMgley, Ideally staae. · sbt. mtsht Jet the Idea. of "SO.rry!" ihng the moveltlentl of t be very th orough se~ch unless one side yield• or' unless United States to give up Sangley located _just_ ar~oss _Manila Bay Y. scene: the ald :che'lt while treating tlte under· sometimellbe made to mutual accomodabon " · reach· and allow 1ts own navy to move from thiS c1ty, IS VItal to Asian 1fdCJe In front o! i l yin~ cause with appropriate cover the cau se. Your letter ed. _ In ~nd u~ it _lor operations security ~ause of ll8functlon_s . ;j ' ' 1 olcl Met Opera . 1antibiotics or other means. does however fl 1 The questiOn Involve! the agamst smuggbng, a major a1 headquarters for anllFuneral March." I Q - After the removal of Car~ful studie; ~ status of .Sang ley Point Naval menace In this country costing submarine potrola In the South £=~=i~lanl~ actually the tower lobe of my right constipation i.s n~t Base, one_ of three major the government estimated -rev· China Sea. and .-eep lung, fluid remains tn my halitosiS b t - -1 r of th mtlltary mstallatlons main- enue losses of more than $100 Contrary To Agreement 10 0 .quietly lent pleural space What can be don< [, intestinal t~ac'trn a b ,.• talned by the United Stat"' In million a year. Besides, U.S. official• feel .. 1 cau · th PhT · •--• may e rt f lts •• ..,.. to lht immt- about It? If by koeping your son'• bowels e ' •ppmes as pa o delense chain In Asia and the . &IJ -J ' · They'll sl. tbd!ti_; people, th_elr ' probl•iil• a n d pleasures, tqelr b:ouble.o and tun. As with •tlli \'ft! ~I >!Jelen Help US!, ft wel&me~' l~uglls bUt won't dodge 1 sel'!Oul queoJlon with 1 brtl!h-ofl. . · Second Clall pollage plld at POIDft01, OhiO: The Soviets employ 9,000 peopl~ in oceanoaraphy; we employ 3, 70u. Their seagoing science fleet numbers 200 ships to our 142. Hatlo's the fourth s ame of the ••ties iii I· poimlll,( A11S on S~tunr.:y . , •' PJIR IT! ttlll when 1 &111 This oolutr!D ia , lor young !loY· oolild pfay the field Publllhed every day (ucept S1t1111o d1y) liY ·The <:lhlo Valley Publlshtnc Compi,Dy, 110 Mechanic St, Pomeroy, ohio 45.789. Bllllne.s <:lflice phone 8922156. EdiiQrlll phone 992-2157. ~ .' c in Red-flag bottoms . The U.S. merchant 11eet c114'n•s onty '1.7 per cent ol our traue. We have been 1orceu to charter foreign vesselS for the Vietnam war. ~a per cent ol the supplies lor which are transported by sea. ~ <".,,.,.,_ ' • I' n•a .., I, I Rlei!Ud S. Owen, Publblltt Chester Tannelllll, Editor lhe1e ealllnt men an They mull never bt for• ., ,. I l'HE DAILY SENTINEL . I - _, l ' "'~ '' '' P~~c~ther two major Amerl- c1}t1)J~~;~ can base• in this country are at Unocrambletheie!wrJumble' Clark Field, headquartm of the one tetler to eath squan, toU.S. t3th Air Force and a key form four ordtnar1 wordt. logistical suppOrt center of U.S. ·~-::.:::..~ open you mean lila! you Ire- ; quently give him Jaxativos, Ibis · may be a oontributlng factorIf yo~ have made your son 10 sell • coMC!oUJ about bla condition that he Is nervously teiiSe, this, too, can be a lac· tor. Quit lforrylng hlm about It and get him to drink eight to to full &lasses of water dail~ In addition Ill what he letS at mealtime. 'Ibis alone has clear· ed up many a case of halitosla. Q - Ia tl!ere any treatment for cancer of the liver! A - A ,.11011t ln the hospital may be given anttcaocer drugs by olow InfUsion directly Into the artery IUdinl to the liver. Although tblt to not • cure it adds Jll'eatlv to the victim's comfort and prolonJ• bit Ule, tRODLE = ·~~ I --- ' c --'- \ . 1 WOHlO I . , . - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - '..;__.;......__ , By Vatted Prell Interati~al ring to the fact that they can got a second chance. He seemed ! i The Philadelphia 76ers are eliminate the Celtics by winnmg 1 to gobble up everything." 1 ~· ~ three days 'and 18 minutes away the fourth game of the sel'ies in I The 7-foot, t-lnch Chamberlain · j from ending the longest reign In I Boston on Sunday. I pulled down a , playoff-record. U.S. professional sports history.[ h'lad h' total of 41 rebounds, soored 20 1 ~'We hAve ao overab11odaaee . . , P 1 e1p ta ~oach Alex Ha~- i points, had nine assists and 1 ot III'Sl baspmen this year·" At stake Js the Boston Cel~cs ~ num had praJse for all h1s blocked fiye shots. Russell , also - - --eight-year rule over the Nat•on- players but Boston player-coach 1 - k f h d 211 1 3 al Basl<elhall ~~Association-a I Bill Rusaell singled out Wilt 1 P abymgd· '"- perea d rT: 10 I"'1n1s, had to be . . re oun s, sco 1 as the key man m nine assists and blocked four rol e which aII uu~ came an Cham .ram end Wednesday lllllht when the the ser1es. ' sboL' 7tlers srored a ll5-l04 victory "T]le key to the game, as he ~ Th~ St. Louis Hawk s, meanBy VITO 8TEUIII10 OUtfielder Jim Northrup con-: tllat gave them a 3-Q lead 1P the has been t"roughout the series ' while scored th eir first victory ' UPI Sporll Writer tlnued his batting surge with a ~-t·Of-~even.game Eastern -Di·. was Chamberlain," said Ru s~ : in th• third game of U•e 5 II easy to confuse Lee M•y bsses~~ two-out .single m VISIOn fmals. sell. "His great defense'and his! Western playoffs when they with J,ee Mayo-but May hopes the ninth ~I, gaye Detroit .Ill! "We'll make it In four and on rebounding, especially off the defeated the San Francisco hiS . hot bat wUI make_ll even VICtOry ·over Kansa.o City. Boston's Door," the 7i!olrs defensive board, did 1!. it - Warriors 115-1119 at St. Louis. ; ea~~ ~: !::~~~pclUild. ~~·~: ::!~ :-;v~ clJanted after the game, refer- wasn't often that we missed and I~he _H_awks~ and_~_a~riors play 1 Jl;f'ay 's s,·ngle · 1,.1. Beats Pl.,tJteS .Pistons' Dave 1[ ° R.ing is Named ~HA'sRookie <;:! :;: M·"ddle - ' port··'Bo'ys Leauue s.·gtiflp Day Set NI':W YORK IUPI) - Dove -24-year-old rookie who's trYing tie II. · · Bing of the Detroit Pistono, the ] to win the Cincinnati Reds' first Ex'falnD'-1 Wfll . Na tional Basketball Associa· ; bsse job and Is tsbbed as one of Keo Henderson's double with ·· :· ~ . _; turn's .'rookie-o!-the-year, plans ! the brightest rookies in the Ione out in 'the lOth scered Dick p1 1 0 tu work on his shooting this ; National League this spring. 1Deitz to give s.'n Francisco its . fi J s11mmer - as If he needed to.' May doesn't want to be victory over Clev~and. ' ' . n;, was named Wednesday conf_used with Houston's ve~an Washington _erupted with four i Boys In Middleport, Bro~bury The same officers were .-. plan for a "bakeless" bake ' " ' overwhelming cboice of outfielder Lee Maye, whos a, runs In the runth to tum back~· and south to the count~ hne a- elected, being C L Tannehr lt.! >ale. so that persons who mrsswnters and sportscasters as the ! .'l/7 Hfetime hitter. May bopesjBoston. Ken Harrelson !lllgled, long Route 7 will "sign-up" Ap- president : D1cl< V;·.rghan , vice]·~d contributmg to the 1966 · , q\'s top rookie lor l966-67 He 1to he remembered as the beUer Toy Conigliaro . dr<lpped Ken I rll 22 at 9 a. m. in the Middle- preSident; Mrs Don Sayre, sec-~ salt could do so this year_ I . :el t d 74 of 90 baUot• 'l hitter. McMuUeo'• fly and Doug port Leg•on Hall for !illddte-- retary . treasurer. and Dr. . \.. 8 ~ s ec e on He's been h•ving I tood 1Camilli slngled to start the port's 13th season of organized Clyde Ingels, com missioner , - Approved condurl mg ••···• 'I 1 " - ~u Hudson of dSt. Lo~ " !spring and he continued to look I winning rally for Washington. "little league" baseball. Mrs. Dick Va ughan " fund record hops at lhe park 13 votes an h Arc e : like a hitter Wedoesday as be Singles by Hank Aaron and Boys In the program wbo are ' drive chairman "" elkv• L 1 summer . with the Jays, Clar . of os Angeles t ree. 1 • led bo v d Pin · · , . . . . : fund raising activities · ! smg . me a a BOD ID i Mack Jones were the key ~·ts_ m eligible to return and new boys I The a~soc1a t1on aLso· 1 __"There's still a Jot I'm going _the 12th mnlng to give the ~1 ; a three-run AUanta first mnmg! who will beoome & years old be- - Reviewed problems of la>l! - Approved purchase, or ob· trJ have . to learn," he said. 4'1 : a l-0 victory over the PJt· upnsa~ that carried tht Braves 1 fore next 'Aug. t; and are not I summer in umpires m::amtam-1 tami ng a spon~or for. ihe P-eeplan to work out regularly dur-;tsburgb Pirates. past Mmnesota. 113 years old before next Aug. 1. 1ing t'O nlrol of ga mes: C:1 grecd 1Wet• te~~m (15 plaversl ' ing the summer so I'll be r~a· ! . Trle1 p,.. Flrll Blanked by Mel Stottlemyre should come to Sign Up day.l to have all managers meet t.c- com pete in a couniy oy by tire time next season ] M~y has~ lifetime averagn of 1for. six l~ings, the _ Orioles They are to bring $2 lor in- lore the sl<lrt of the season to1 tpanls only) . Shirte. >turts. " .31,8 m ~big lea~ ga_mes ~ ~ rallied agamst rookie Stan suranc:e. Team managers will review the ma nn er in which l tast year will be used Bing, the Piston's first rouod i he s _trylllg to wm the Reds Bahnsen to ,beat lhe Yankee~. : he on h~nd. Parenll! should games are to be rond11cled. lhis ylar. iraft choite aftP.r starring at I firs~ base ,JOb from Tony Perez CUrt Blefary s ~w~:t-run triple m1attend With the1r sons, u poss1-1 - Agreed to have um pires. ! - Approved new un ifo:ms iyracuse, was the lOth highe•t l and ~rdy ~Ieman: the seventh lnnmg was the key ! ble. "P':'Wee" players ai<O I who rec;ive -~ ~. per ga me. at- the Yankees. man aged by Bob' <eorer in the NBA this season, Mays Winning Slllglt came l blow. should Sign that day. I tend a ·clm•c conducted by , Hysell A sponsor " needed 1 and the fifth rookie ever to after.Pinm doubled~ moved Roolde Bob ~clan doubled I Arrangements were camplet- 1experienced a1eu um p1 r~>~. 1 - ApprJved league action to score more than 1,6110 points. , to third on Pet~ Roses flyout. home two runs m the seventh ed for this first action, and for 1 - Agreed to offer thr insur- start Monday. May 29, day beHis biggest scorillj! total was 17 ! It decided the ISSUe aftor lour off rellev~ llete ~mos to g1ve Tag Day on June 3 at a meet- 1ance contrarl to the M1lls Ag- lure M•'llorial Day. poinl< against the Baltimore : Red p!tch~s, Billy McCool, , St. Louis_ ill! VIctory over mg of the assocJahon Wednes- •ncy. , OTHER BUSINESS I 1 Bullets on Marcil 8. : Gerry Arr1go, Don Notteherl l Philadelphia. It was the bflh day evening. - Approved M rs Vaughan's Managers are to m•et at the and Darrell Osteen, blanked the otraight loos for the Phils, who -park next Wednesday at R p. "' o AprJ"122 Tag Day JlJfle 3 3 yMay 29 II YO/IN BEST TIRE 81/Y IN ITS PRICEJlANGE/ I 3·T Nylon Cord. ALL·WMlHER TlR~ 1 .*15 $ was NOW,... 1 1 I p~:~ other . HHH Will Toss First .Ball If LBJ Doesn't Reds Break Camp Meet Jnd" IIl N o} l ew 'f eans ~=~~~~t ~~;~~t~~~ :~o~:~ I WITH T_RADE IN ~.;~~·ew games Wedn..· ; condition of the . day, Washington beat Boston $- they're c~nsidered pennant con· · ' ~tan< gers are to turn In WASffiNGTON (UP! I -Pres. ' I, Detroit nipped Kansa.o City, tenders. rnventory of umforms. and ' !dent Johnson, a former Texas 7-6, Atlanta ~ged Minnesota -lo Billy Wlllia!TlS hit two homers , _ )3flS tea m roster of boys return ing sandlot first baseman, waa to j' 3, San F!'anciSco topped Cleve. for the Cubs and drove In five 'l •·quipment to the president by be _isvited today to pel'!onn ae land 6-S In 10 Innings, Houston runo bot the Angels escaped NEW ORLEANS. La. (UP! i-• Deron John'"n had be•n ISSued S•gn Up Day Aprill2. [ 1 pikher at the 1967 American , ripped Los Angeles 10--3; St. I with the tie when they rallied , The Clncin11ati Reds and the an intent•onal pass. 1 When all ;tar teams are seLeague opener Monday betlween ! Louis edged Philadelphia 5-4, 1for flve runs In the top of the I Clevtland Indians meet here 1 Billv McCool. Gerry Arrt ~o . I Jeooled recommendauons of nnn-· the WashmgttJn Senatoi"'I and i BaltimOT"e topped the Y!mkees ~nth. : for a gan!e today as both tea~.s ~ Don Notteb:~rt and D·uTell Os-1 agers will be ~nsJdered by tt•e the New York Yankees. I 5-3 and the Chicago OJ~ and ~cb ~monte hit a three- ~ started back home from spnng , t t ed to !lm"•t the Pirateo:. all sta r tea m manaaer. He Wll ~ 'lorn' A I batt! d IOl "'" ' • ···'"• bo . , , een C ! 1 Jf"lhnson, who is scheduled to ;a I ta nge s e · I twt !'econ•J J..... ,lfS · mer to Itrammg camp. It f eomh"l M- Cool workm r Irt>tain- at leilst one• bov fr(]m fly. to Ur~uay for a hemispher- \ 10-10 tie_ in a ga~e that '!aslgtal't Houston on U.S way to Ule The Reds savored sucre!l:s l~e ;i~:t s:xs inni~~s, );ielded on~ each team m lhe leagu~ on his lc sumnnl conference Mxt • called m the nmth iniUng rout of the Dodgers. Aspro-1 . W d d 'tl h't I•quad , 1 01 1 w~~k has not yet committed !because the brutiant setting 1 monte singled in another run in 11 agam ' nep; tatyb "'' 1' fat - 'j Y one ' · - - - - · - --~- - ' 1· k · . VIctory over 1 s urg 1 a er a hlmse)f to the ceremonial chore sunUghl at the Las Vegas Par the fifth as he wound up w•th . •• K c·t 1, 1 . ' ted th 'tch fr I RBI . d h l "'ss to ansas I y ua '' . I • ot throwing out the Hr.~\ ball of ; preven e Jll era om our s an t • Astros d 15 ib• S2ason. : seeing tho pta~. collected a total of 15 hits. 1 snappe a · g~me wmn~n! · end V : - - --· - -. ____ ____ _.__ ___ r •••• ~ , . ~ _ _ streak Wednesdays encoun.t> . 1 went !2 in11ings and g<~ve CinIf ~e IS unable to att • lee i . . • Tripl e- Jemperecl ..,.,1 t~ t~>t ·~, f~ • f.x t ra- tnilnp:e t~hyn n\~rt • T.racl. -tuted Ql aour11 a c RIZER OfL:CO. POMEROY, PHONE 992-2101 ' .' < ~~~·::~c~~;: ~te~um:;.br~: l re)tC'Ve a_s he d1d ~t l~st year's j opener m the DIStrict of Co- I lumbia Stadium. 31st Annual Masters Golf ,;:;~iTournament Be~ns Today I · • 1 I ' eet hevy's new uburban • tG-9 Grapeflu•t League • 'The !ndrans blittled for 10 ln· nmgs but were e<fged by San . . ' FranciSCIJ 6-3. for a 10-13 car• AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) -Jade! little Gary Player, the 1961 , tus Lea e slate Carpenter Apposnted Nicklaus, whose "mumps" [winner, came right out and said gu · 1 Hartford Grid Coach ~otild turn out to be just • poin It was too Jon~. Rookie first hasem>n Lee CH.A:RLESTON, w. Va. !UP!) In the neck to his rivals, went I Niclclaus agreed and so did ! May singled home Vada Pinsnn _Ken Carpenter, coach of the, out after four presli8e goals Palmer. in the 12th inning Ill give the Charleston Rockets of the Cun· · today In the opening round of Wino Special Cootql Reds the.r Wednesday win . tln•ntal Footi>all League last 1 the 31st Mastm Golf Tour- Palmer completed his tourney Pinson touched off the winseason, confirmed here Wednes- i nament. preparati~ns by wln~ing a I nlng rally, doublln~ off Elroy: dli> ~e has been appointed head 1 Nicki ankl with A . Ispecial rune-bole compe!lUon oo Face to lead off the inning. He 1 roaeh of the Hartford Charter : Palmer":::· c:fa~~te 'at I :::''~I" p~r three layout Wednesday. j D)OVed to third as Pete Rose I Oaks of the CFL. : among the 8S starters who Arrue tied with Bllly Casper and flled deep to right, f1e_ld and · . nter said he turned • ad th small 51,,._. ter Tommy Jacobs at 23 lor nine came home on May s lut after Carpe '1 m e up e e .,.as s h Jes tb took sll erplate lze --~-- -down an offer from the Port· f ld · than ' d de 0 en v pr llind Ore., club of the CFL'' i ~~~ ,~:,::.aorelor 1 lrl~:~at ! with a birdie on the first hole of day, 72-hole tournament over Fai '\\•est Dlvlgion to accept the would make him· , · • a playoff. the lush Augu•ta Nabonal Jliirtlord post. He -resigned as . ,' ] Casper, the reigning U.S. oourse. Also at 8 to 1 were ~litit coach for/ Charle.,\on at - The first mon In history to i Open champton, was ltsted as Doug Sanders, the 1967 leader '" th "hd of last 'season after a win the Masters three straight I an 8 to 1 shot to snare the total monty won, and Gay vears. · GJ,OOO and tho green coat that Brewer, the blazing-hot victor in 1IJ.~ erecord ;• , 1008 to the winner of this four. I the Pensacola, Fla., Open. · - The only man NBA Playoff Standing; . Palmer to win the ' Mast~rs By United Pre" lntemaUonal ! times. ', !,. ' Illvlslon Flnalt A be of .the -memr In trildltlonat · ' ~est of seven Ryder Cop team. :·Eaotera · Dlvllto• -And owner of the first 1 fa•hlon , · ( W. J. Pet. on golfing's Holy GraD, 1 · Pt!d.ide}phta 3 0 1.000 "grand st•m" of u:s. and 1 Tailor.l for the JOu'!.•·placea -='' Bos1~n I; 0 3 .GOO British Opens, PGA, - . Nalunl-choulder strl· f estera Dlvlsloo : Masters litles In the unle ~ear. .... ,.,. ...... All :'l ~ W. I. ,il'ct, Works On lroqi - ill fullloaoftsbt oolora aad....-Wob,.yoor Sal\lf11nclsco . · 2 I . Nickl~us "91' the Bing Crosby OPOI'lioliae·ftt .,_.: C'ome St. ~Iii' ' I 2 -~ ' NiUonal but aner a high finish I JK' ia aDd b')' k•oa. · '. Wfdnesday'a ftetoltl _ ·, Dotal rail Into a sleae EXCLUINB i Phl!•defphta 115 Boston tOt He blanied his piittb<J J\!ECK·ZONB T.VI.-ORINO !t. Louis 115 San Fran, ,-tot but decided this week !hit .,,. your - ooltar lhat . ----~', iron play might be tosponalbte. .........1 Ill, .,; Jqltet ' l"'! , lwial _or 1J!r11, You II· HAS APPROy AL i' "! came early to, work ...,. loot ...u._...e . J'~~~~S~ Nev .. IU!'I) -~ out the said. "I welt aa • I I ! ,I . ...-,. J\ The look, the ride of astation wagon, plus a tough truck chassiS! . Othtn Fro111 • ~.95' ' '' 1' ' f ' .• ~! - ' - From Ending Celtics Reign " I Thurmond developed troiible early in the game Barry was held to · ::iuburban '67 puts new style in onti 80lidly built package. 'l'here's new convenience with a Iiecond right aide door for pusengera and cargo. More room inside becauae o£ a long~ 127' wheelbase. More rust prev6ntion -due .to . itelf-'tfi\MUnl ,ilkirta. The gm.t ride you'll have to 'fOr yolll'lltlf ••• at ~~~lit Chnrolet dealer' a, fender: ' , lUacOv• .' "'- ' 1 I . . .. - t· . "..:..~- ~ .. o. . �.. I ., ,. c'..~·· • ~· . ' ' . ,i .I"< ' .,I ' ' ~· . h,' --.-) . "'' 'i l." ' ' ,·' ' By · Mrl. Praael1 Moi'rl1 t· ' •. '- ' II ,, I to llelp y6U · p.alnt easter, twr and . ~YE plenty ' ENI I \ ·, \ HOUS'.E ·PAINT . I . . WIIIDOI. \ I. I J . . ' . .•. $3.91 I. .t',;, . ' '.'1 . • •••· ' t\1;! • flOIIIaU CCKOiti AND WHm • IX1tA ENDURING II 11Am 'I I'' SHOP For Inexpensive liM~ 6y HOME .FURNISHING$ r 1 Buckwheat ~ '• -' 923 Urll lAKER, FURNITURE Society Notes By SARAH M. RIFE F.as!oer weekenfi guests w1tt1 their parents, M-. a:~d Mrs. C. S. Rif~, were Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rife of St. A;~::;; I W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. r, Rife and family of Sl. Albrms, i Mr. and Mrs. Georg• Beveridge I and family o! Winfield, Edward 1 Rife nnd son, Billy, of Johns-[ town, ~tr. and Mrs. W. H. Rife I and family of Mooresville, Ind., Mrs. Patty Hoffman and 10n, Stevie, Albany, and Mr. an4 1Mrs. Ray Brooks, Rl. 4 Albany, ! Mrs. Marjorie Rife and doug~. i ters, ll11tland. and Mr. and Mrs. ' Dale Priddy and family of HY· sell Run. I Fred Birtcher ~r Pomeroy n <ently Vis•ted Mr. and Mrs. lllarles Rife. Mrs. S.rah Rife, local, and son, Henry E. R1fe. Johnstown, were in St. Albans Monday, March 27. to ottenJ the wed· ding cof Shirley R1fe, daugh· ler of Mr. and Mrs Charles A. IJat kl Rife, to Airman 2C 8-:ol· lie MrEiiver. The new couple , left immedJalely following the ehurch wooding and neepllon !or WJshinglon alate where he J.s stationed with t])e USAF. Another dau~hter of the Riles', (Charlotte) Ale find Mrs. Jacl. Carper llve ill Washington noar Seattle. He il in tbe Air Police there. 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Qhi~ Middleport, WATCH FOR •• Pllas IN SUNDAY' . • ·PAPER 1 \ ,,.. .. • .~ 1 The ONE Newspaper In Most Homes·-- The ONLY Newspaper In Many Homes.-- EDAILY SENTINEL Is Read In Over AS MANY ~ HOMES HE\YSPAPER CIRCULATED YHAN ANY OTHER IN MEIGS COIJNn • •• SUNDAY & MONDAY APRIL 9th & 10th THE BRIGHTON .LK5'522 • •' '· We feel that this is the finest value ever offered on A<imiral Color TV. This is the largest picture size color set (295 Sq. ln.) If you have been waiting to -get·color TV. for your family, now is the time. Why • ' 11 O'clo~k I don't you turn off that black and white T.V. you are watching, get in your car and c:ome see this terri· fie value? If you are tired, why not give us a call because phone orders are accepted? .' .' ..........:-~. ~ ANI I'iff~<T · . ' . . GIANT WAREHOUSE . THE INVENTORY BE . , .• •rt .. .,, . ,• "1 "'.. . I .ij! ~·l . ! , J. ' See Your . ·IJ~ . ' llliiLIIral Dealer .. .. .. ·' . ol . ' ~ ,- ; .' ' ' Mlci~llport I • . 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MAIN 992-2955 POMEROY 4 Rlglltered Pharmaclsh to Serve'You ' OPEN DAIL'V:' 8:00AM TO 10:00 PM Sundey 10130 AM to 12:30 PM end 5:00 to 9:00 PM •' $1.00 LIPSTICK 53' 51.00 COMPACTS 6Jc $1.75 Liquid Make-up-73• $1.00 MASCARA 69c ' This new 9»1or1V from Philco·Ford actuaJI~ gnres you moreforJonrdoDar than Color1V selling fotfsJ2SAO morel Special fa ·ric buys • ' , • -~n new • fashion colors and designs T~e 69c;NAIL ENAMEL l4c $1.75 Eye Shadow Kits. 99c s2.00 HUMAN HAIR LASHES ... s1.27 Thur.&Fri. Compare! Fabric Shop McColl'o P.lflerno 115 W. SECOND Compare Picture Sizes OHIO 81 Students of Rut/a~ Tour Histoe(cCity '' ~ompare Picture Quality ,, •.~t ·& NTJ:Df lll11lrMIIIet dqllng in a Produo:t or urvlce In· teresle<i in MORE PROFITS . . . must bt en· · lelous ond prepa,..,d to handle more busi~M~Ss llroug~l obout by more traffic in your atore place \if business. experience necessary, Just the d.. fre to mbre customers and enjoy lnrrqse<i ;;pntflfs ~~~ulfing from Newspaper ICivertlalng. CuStom~ rs and prospective c'usromer.s reading this ad ius! as YOU are btcouse lt-•taye<i right here in the newswpoper until were able to take limo to n!ad .. And mllfrt thon 5,000 families that live right trading area that n!ad The Daily are your CU$fOn ~ rs or they ' . . .ld ,'be. You can communicate with them J!.twytl~y, Monday through Friday and Sunft'3 easy, if you don't see one of our f:H!'.."'I·otiv·es in your store or an the street, JIJII~iC.r,lj 992·2156 •ncl he'll bo thoro in a jiffy. ""'··& You pi a color ricW11 frttr1..., It lq.lll btcau.M this Pill/co 'Color TV b_as II fill nnnt --~~ tlatqru. We IHI thts is 1 the f~nut PiCture in lilt flllfu~ lOdlf, tillt rr..n it COmtllo pldurt ,Qutlttr. and see '"' lor mustl>o JOUrstlf. lfitlll411oCotMII fou live 4emonii:Jtioft CARAVELLE~ Eighty-<>ne students al the RuUand Satllrday Opportunity School vlslled Marielta's Cam· pus · MartiUi' Museum and The River Musbt April 1. • expensive watch for only $10.95. CAR AVE LLE'o'' "'" or,.,,.. bu.:)StER JEWELRY STORE Court St., Pomeroy ~when""' GrOWn and t'Yftll •rt lntac:t. HAIR ·sPRA·Y... WASH ...... BABY POWDER··· PHILCO Compare PrJcel. only1 Q~Qpprp 5504SWA I560MC 5562EA 553DWA I$S64CH 1480WA· group, was eScorted by ":Ide to alll' parta. o( 1M ·boat. Ut1011 oomp.etlon of ·tbe boll Choose from awide selection of furniture AS BLACK•AND·WHfTE lV! ·Now yo~ can tune color TV quick as e wink. The Tunine Eye sianals when the styles and finishes. PHILCO COLOR TV with picture is properly<loned. T~e~ flill ·simply adjust COlor to 267 square inch picture starts as low as $375.00 suit your ptfionlllaste. You'U find the halldr Col« TuninJ '' · ''' 'I ·. '" _, ' ,,' ' I ·• ' f ,. ' .. :I I ' . " . '- . .· ~ ,. ·- thf 14ae~1 ..cookt, and :·. I .. .,, i• ;liblt: • ' ' '· ....,.,..,...._.,......... .;, · · •oi!T PrA TlCIB'I'8 ," 'I'll~ Will . ' ill a cllstllcl -coil; \ - /. ' .. ,•' TAMPAX • • 7c For T1te FINEST DRUGS l1c Rely on Your Pharmacist! 75 WATT- 55c Valu• 27c REX FILM • •29c LIGHT 16c BULBS .... Only those .410 DR, SCHOLL ·corn Pads 10c111AIITIC CHIWifiG GUM DYE I - 29c 1St IIIABITIC · CANDY lAIII 4k 270L ITA.PLOJ'RAY , llc 3 tor 31c Modess ·3 ,.,.23c Lestoil Llmtt2- phlrmaceu· ticals which meet our highest standards are IOo: OH ~JC stocked here . . . . and we strive to keep th!lir ~ to you at a J!llDI· mum. 43c 59c Starch ' ' ' ' • COLORS- Gr~n, Yellow, Blue, , ,. Pale Pink, Hot Pi~~ l!.nd Orange ...... - ·.,... ' .' • · "l .If ..,. ..... ~ • - t , '' .... - - ' '· ~ ,, -~ .J. ~s'MfE i ., ''. < ' ' t ~ FABRH~ bus · dtlven for making the trip pos. ' .-99 $ " kut!lnd $-O.S., WlshQ to tbtnk •1 Middleport, Q~ ; . ':~ . , ;:·, PEAU DE SOLE AA-8 WIDTHS .SIZE 5¥.1 TO 9 lhore of the lllusklngum River. · ' ··Jielore returniJIC. to Rutland, ·~· the' IJ'oiip - Iaten ,on a bus to\il" of senle Ml.rietta. ' ICrlc Hart, eoordlnalor of the .' FOREMAN AND 'J\DBQtt ... ' ' . tour, the ·llildentl tlijoyecl a plCillc luncli II lbe museum ' , , part, wblcll, Is lOcated .on ' WHITE SHOES · .._ ,.~,.. '11lir Amazi!!g COJ.OR TUIIIHG EYE makes Philco Color. rv AS ~y TO.JUNE. Eye 111 mai!J I'IJ~~-~mocle.!s. DYE YOUR OWN TO ~MATCH boats to pJt •file IDllillll wateJ"o waysr . MOUTH 43c 127 or620 * $348·00 98t 45c Reguleror Super the foundbij(of Marietta. Allot touring !be ·iltuseum lilt IJ'OIIP · was taken tq the River ftluseum 1o board lh~' W. P. Slly4er, Jr., oni of the sternwlleelecl IDw ,WithT.....In unbreakable mainspring, precision fitted parts. A watch that's shock-resistant, end waterproof', tc:ta. The result Ia thl!l CaraveUe by B~IOYa . A very 39cJohnson Camptll Mlr&s PH ILCO !I242Bit. M- (onsololt1 !~lint w~lh lut~rred Sfll brown finish metal t1blneL IUurnmlled 82 ·channel VIi F/UIIF indicator•. 8il front~ntad 6 inCh oval sphher. Philw SlmpiW!eil ..vlar Controls. Thafs bt<aUII 8UIOVII waltod )'Nrt until they could make a Rood $10.95 watch. One with a jeweled-lever movement, 69c Colgete 100 GIANT SIZE Musewn where they were pnn a brlet orinta· lion of earif'Ohlo hlelory, and Limit2--~ $1.50 Revlon Profeuional we.,,first taken to !be They is made like an expensive watch. Yet it's only $10.95. SPECIALI25c CURAD READY BANDAGE ... MIDDIJPORT •f ·I ' o. · - �Driver Cut, Bruised, in Car Accident Plldty I Solidi Men's Walk Shorts - - ,.... $4 MR. WRANGLER JR. PERMANENT PRESS SLACKS· $2.98 to help your doctor .• , u he helpe your hullh WALKING Solido lo Prints Slaorts • o Ready to Watt• Shorts $3.00 0 •• 0 0 I $1.98 SIJM3to6 Serve You with EYWJ Health Aid MIDDLEPORT I Safeguardfug your family's health is yow. doctor'• fJret ®DCIII'II , • • and ours. We com. and cllspenn medicinal agents as pre· BCI'llled, and serve all needs for health aids, pound Part of Your Health Team SWISHER & LOHSE REXAU. DRUGS 112 E. MAIN 992-2955 POMEROY 4 Rlglltered Pharmaclsh to Serve'You ' OPEN DAIL'V:' 8:00AM TO 10:00 PM Sundey 10130 AM to 12:30 PM end 5:00 to 9:00 PM •' $1.00 LIPSTICK 53' 51.00 COMPACTS 6Jc $1.75 Liquid Make-up-73• $1.00 MASCARA 69c ' This new 9»1or1V from Philco·Ford actuaJI~ gnres you moreforJonrdoDar than Color1V selling fotfsJ2SAO morel Special fa ·ric buys • ' , • -~n new • fashion colors and designs T~e 69c;NAIL ENAMEL l4c $1.75 Eye Shadow Kits. 99c s2.00 HUMAN HAIR LASHES ... s1.27 Thur.&Fri. Compare! Fabric Shop McColl'o P.lflerno 115 W. SECOND Compare Picture Sizes OHIO 81 Students of Rut/a~ Tour Histoe(cCity '' ~ompare Picture Quality ,, •.~t ·& NTJ:Df lll11lrMIIIet dqllng in a Produo:t or urvlce In· teresle<i in MORE PROFITS . . . must bt en· · lelous ond prepa,..,d to handle more busi~M~Ss llroug~l obout by more traffic in your atore place \if business. experience necessary, Just the d.. fre to mbre customers and enjoy lnrrqse<i ;;pntflfs ~~~ulfing from Newspaper ICivertlalng. CuStom~ rs and prospective c'usromer.s reading this ad ius! as YOU are btcouse lt-•taye<i right here in the newswpoper until were able to take limo to n!ad .. And mllfrt thon 5,000 families that live right trading area that n!ad The Daily are your CU$fOn ~ rs or they ' . . .ld ,'be. You can communicate with them J!.twytl~y, Monday through Friday and Sunft'3 easy, if you don't see one of our f:H!'.."'I·otiv·es in your store or an the street, JIJII~iC.r,lj 992·2156 •ncl he'll bo thoro in a jiffy. ""'··& You pi a color ricW11 frttr1..., It lq.lll btcau.M this Pill/co 'Color TV b_as II fill nnnt --~~ tlatqru. We IHI thts is 1 the f~nut PiCture in lilt flllfu~ lOdlf, tillt rr..n it COmtllo pldurt ,Qutlttr. and see '"' lor mustl>o JOUrstlf. lfitlll411oCotMII fou live 4emonii:Jtioft CARAVELLE~ Eighty-<>ne students al the RuUand Satllrday Opportunity School vlslled Marielta's Cam· pus · MartiUi' Museum and The River Musbt April 1. • expensive watch for only $10.95. CAR AVE LLE'o'' "'" or,.,,.. bu.:)StER JEWELRY STORE Court St., Pomeroy ~when""' GrOWn and t'Yftll •rt lntac:t. HAIR ·sPRA·Y... WASH ...... BABY POWDER··· PHILCO Compare PrJcel. only1 Q~Qpprp 5504SWA I560MC 5562EA 553DWA I$S64CH 1480WA· group, was eScorted by ":Ide to alll' parta. o( 1M ·boat. Ut1011 oomp.etlon of ·tbe boll Choose from awide selection of furniture AS BLACK•AND·WHfTE lV! ·Now yo~ can tune color TV quick as e wink. The Tunine Eye sianals when the styles and finishes. PHILCO COLOR TV with picture is properly<loned. T~e~ flill ·simply adjust COlor to 267 square inch picture starts as low as $375.00 suit your ptfionlllaste. You'U find the halldr Col« TuninJ '' · ''' 'I ·. '" _, ' ,,' ' I ·• ' f ,. ' .. :I I ' . " . '- . .· ~ ,. ·- thf 14ae~1 ..cookt, and :·. I .. .,, i• ;liblt: • ' ' '· ....,.,..,...._.,......... .;, · · •oi!T PrA TlCIB'I'8 ," 'I'll~ Will . ' ill a cllstllcl -coil; \ - /. ' .. ,•' TAMPAX • • 7c For T1te FINEST DRUGS l1c Rely on Your Pharmacist! 75 WATT- 55c Valu• 27c REX FILM • •29c LIGHT 16c BULBS .... Only those .410 DR, SCHOLL ·corn Pads 10c111AIITIC CHIWifiG GUM DYE I - 29c 1St IIIABITIC · CANDY lAIII 4k 270L ITA.PLOJ'RAY , llc 3 tor 31c Modess ·3 ,.,.23c Lestoil Llmtt2- phlrmaceu· ticals which meet our highest standards are IOo: OH ~JC stocked here . . . . and we strive to keep th!lir ~ to you at a J!llDI· mum. 43c 59c Starch ' ' ' ' • COLORS- Gr~n, Yellow, Blue, , ,. Pale Pink, Hot Pi~~ l!.nd Orange ...... - ·.,... ' .' • · "l .If ..,. ..... ~ • - t , '' .... - - ' '· ~ ,, -~ .J. ~s'MfE i ., ''. < ' ' t ~ FABRH~ bus · dtlven for making the trip pos. ' .-99 $ " kut!lnd $-O.S., WlshQ to tbtnk •1 Middleport, Q~ ; . ':~ . , ;:·, PEAU DE SOLE AA-8 WIDTHS .SIZE 5¥.1 TO 9 lhore of the lllusklngum River. · ' ··Jielore returniJIC. to Rutland, ·~· the' IJ'oiip - Iaten ,on a bus to\il" of senle Ml.rietta. ' ICrlc Hart, eoordlnalor of the .' FOREMAN AND 'J\DBQtt ... ' ' . tour, the ·llildentl tlijoyecl a plCillc luncli II lbe museum ' , , part, wblcll, Is lOcated .on ' WHITE SHOES · .._ ,.~,.. '11lir Amazi!!g COJ.OR TUIIIHG EYE makes Philco Color. rv AS ~y TO.JUNE. Eye 111 mai!J I'IJ~~-~mocle.!s. DYE YOUR OWN TO ~MATCH boats to pJt •file IDllillll wateJ"o waysr . MOUTH 43c 127 or620 * $348·00 98t 45c Reguleror Super the foundbij(of Marietta. Allot touring !be ·iltuseum lilt IJ'OIIP · was taken tq the River ftluseum 1o board lh~' W. P. Slly4er, Jr., oni of the sternwlleelecl IDw ,WithT.....In unbreakable mainspring, precision fitted parts. A watch that's shock-resistant, end waterproof', tc:ta. The result Ia thl!l CaraveUe by B~IOYa . A very 39cJohnson Camptll Mlr&s PH ILCO !I242Bit. M- (onsololt1 !~lint w~lh lut~rred Sfll brown finish metal t1blneL IUurnmlled 82 ·channel VIi F/UIIF indicator•. 8il front~ntad 6 inCh oval sphher. Philw SlmpiW!eil ..vlar Controls. Thafs bt<aUII 8UIOVII waltod )'Nrt until they could make a Rood $10.95 watch. One with a jeweled-lever movement, 69c Colgete 100 GIANT SIZE Musewn where they were pnn a brlet orinta· lion of earif'Ohlo hlelory, and Limit2--~ $1.50 Revlon Profeuional we.,,first taken to !be They is made like an expensive watch. Yet it's only $10.95. SPECIALI25c CURAD READY BANDAGE ... MIDDIJPORT •f ·I ' o. · - �' '' ' ' •. ·'. ' Pomeroy-lliddleport, 0., April 6, 1967 Rapi~ ~eporting Bill Comes Up fo~ V~te: Hospital News F!:; f:?:t~:~~~: ,..... b Tube Sure Be Goofier , That Ceuld be 'Close' in Ho~~ Action~/ ' \ 40 Nell Ave.; Toni K. WooleD, COLUMBUS (urn - A bill Rt. 2 Cheshire: Vicki G. Poet- to speed up ·lhe repQrting of k<r, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Lester L. election results for tbe offices Bales, Rt. 2 BldweU; WoOdrow of Presldeot and vice president W. Eggleton, Rt. I Bidwell; of tile United Statal!, Congress NEW YORK (UPI) _ Fifteen broadcasting industry Mrs. Robert H. Snedegar, Rl. I and was to be voted 1 unions today joined the striking American Federation of Gallipolis; Mrs. A: Ray Smith, on t~ay m lhe Ohio House. f'elevision and Radio Artists in a sympathy move to pres· Rt. 2 Cheshire: Clifford L. Jon· !"dicattons were lhe mea.sure ~ure the nation's three major networks mto a settlement. es, West Columb1a; Mrs, Jack rmght run into some opposttlon .'· Effects of the concerted action were not immediate· H. Parsons, Pt. Pleasant; Lewis on the floor, as It did ln com· ''1y apparent, but an AFTRA spokesman said members of L. Caldwell, Pt. Pleasant; Don· mittee where it was touch-and· ' the 15 unions- mcluding such varied employees as musi· aid E. Wooten, Rt. 1 Harrison. go on obtaining a favorable reccians, stagehands, electncians, cameramen, scenic destgn· ville; Mrs. Salem A. Yates, Ra· ommendation. ers and technicians cme: Mrs. Kenneth W. Eblin, The bill, sQught by lhe News would respect AF'I'RA's pte· more on old films and re-.runs. Rt. 3 Pomeroy, Freeland s. Election Service (NES) and ket lines here. Allhoug!J the sympathy move Norris Racine· Melissa R. backed by lhe secretary of .: Presumably, this could furth· was ortgmally scheduled to Craig,' Middiepo'rt; Mrs. Mary state's office, requires that the er reduce the sk1mpy amount of begm today, several members L Shumaker, Pomeroy ; Mrs. votes for President and vice '1ive and newly taped program- of two umons - techmc1an:s and Lester M Lewis, Pomeroy; president be counted first and !-ming now bemg broadcast by electnctans - Jumped lhe gun Verne Cole, Wellston ; Mrs. posted outSide the counting ,'-'l!C, CBS and NBC, and force and walked off thetr JObs all Ferne M. Sheets, Jackson; AI· place. othe networks to rely mure and NBC and ABC Wednesday af· va v. Mahaffey, Rt. 3 Albany ; Tben the votes would have to ternoon and evcnmg Mrs Evan D. Jones 1 Jackson; be counteQ for governor, US. The. Huntley · Brmkley Show Denme J. Frazier, Ashlaod, Ky. senator, and congressmen and on NBC · TV Wednesday was Mrs Joseph w. Collins, Wells· posted before the county could plagued by nushaps. su•h as ton. begin on local races ) (Co ntmued l rom Page 1 picture blackouts durmg comBirths A penalty is prov1ded for rereally 8 death marcn, we 1merc1als, lack of synchromza· Mrs Kenneth w Eblin, Rt. 3 moval of the posted results by t!ertaJinly would have rece1ved l t1on between sound and p!cutre. Pomeroy, son, 1 02 p m. Wed- anyone. ~:~;\~. from the Fore1gn land no sound at all I nesday, Mrs. Edgar L. Atkins, The NES, which gathers vot" \ Huntley was one, of the fewl4 Burger St, son, 2.22 p, m. ing results for United Press network newsme~ •ho chose lo Wednesday, Mrs Davtd R. Ly. International, Associated Press ~~~~~:~~: "'ho w~s m the 11gnore his umon s p1cket hnes Ions 517¥.! Fourth Ave., son, and the three natJOnal rad1oas a cJ\'lhan em- , He has been appearmg on the 1 3 44 m Wednesda ; Mrs. televisiOn networks, sa1d the of the Japanese Jmpenal l program ever smce H1s parl- H pC ~ N y H "',...;.. h · kl h enry n.oney, ew aven, 0 0 ;'I satd the BaLaan marc 1ner, Dav1d Brm · ey, as d ht 9 35 W d sd a "hyproductoi msunde•·jsupported the strike aug erDiscb:.g~ e ne ay I and miStakes m' The only maJor personality .~frs •1 Duane H. All en, Barbara loo lJ h ed b l b) offiCers of bo'n permanently a[ eel y t e , f _ and the Umted States" .. Btr!: gnve~r ,:,Death March P'F.i I J .~~!:l:inl~O:f~~:.0~.¥~ ation~ M 0 HHH MUf}3 • }1_ W ddcallCfS Brave Threat Cl Of Bomb Try osePlant sta~ed ~~ng i 1 Steak Sale! ~h~~~~x=: Co~~a~f"j '!~ ~ ' EVERYDAY PRICES GROUND BEEF 3 POTATOES Deci.SI.on on O:BC ICS e nes 'I ay dunn~ . $1.69 U28 4'1' .. .. 1.328 4'1' COLGATE Blanc• p!UI •••• ' • • • • • • • 5.328.4'7 .. •• .. t.te3 Ill ...... . . . . 6,813.91 B•lanef!. ""' &,DII &1 • ' • • 4.131 ga pluo ........ 4,131H REG. Lecllie Sisters Style Shop .C 35c WHlTE RAlN- V.A~UE HAIR SPRAY $1.50 LIMIT for Your Shopping Convenience I ONE (ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS! FINAL TWO DAYS •.,.sse· ~dml~sloos Oov•1'lll'llellt NOW OPEN Friday & Sat. Evenings LARD COTTAGE CHEESE ~ys 2 1b. a: Allen E.Whi'te o· wd d .. 1BSJI'S3 St .. ..... 1 Comp~ny 'Jr~~:~h~~a~d: .. \•, ROUND STEAK- 89c 93c. SIRLOIN STEAK 99c JuBONE STEAK GROUND CHUCK E~~.~.lb. 69c· I J85.833 Sl B¥aac• plus ' ~ . I . 1811.8:1! St 73c 79c 0 o 1 1 .J HOUSE' 0 i Cong ~ I ~lsher, t'" ' / \TJ• "'l . I sysl'lJII would expedite results House Finance Committee by ' J,ower reUremeut petmlt a rotatiOn ~ ~ . from Ohio which is considered Howard Collier, d~!Y requirements onil incl'ease of ripreselllillv•· 011 a key state in national races. (llreetor, who told of ebanges ~Is for School Emp!o)'e j\et~l a jolnt,yPCallimal ~··,;. ·' Machines Urged accuunting m~lhods. ment system members ' Wilen !here art· mort The House Government Oper· Committee Chainnan • · • nine 8CIIool 1 dlsll'!~ In ~ Conunjttee whiCh beard !\.Wooster, -sald In Reps. Robert a'Dd bflng epip!Oy.llif the bill was headed b~ Rep. f1rsl formal hearing wiD and J m e dlitrlcll·• Ulld~ Charles E. Fry, 1\-Sp~ngli~ld, held next Tuesday laws. and It was tol~ that votmg rna- with tile state HighWay chines woilld greatly help in men! representatives getting a faster vote tabulation. There was little Fry introdu~ We!lne~ a the sessions of lhe Senate bill which -would require the Ul!e House Wednesday. of mechanized voting machines The Senate pass:eed~D~~~~:::: throughout Ohio by 1972. he proved measures a1 said it has the backing of tbe $1,011,0110 to settle 32 claims on your grocery pulrchta&t9* t,1li secretary of state. gains! the state a~d authorized ' week aL SIMON'S MARKET . ' ,• He said meChanized voting the sale of milk in IIJ.OIIjlte machines, in addition to speed- containers. with proof of purchase of any·,.' mg the count and making a House approval was given more accurate count, would bills increasmg the e1<11mtnation size of GROUND and INSTANT· ·. help safeguard against election and liCensing fee lor steam en· fraud. · gmeers and botler operators: There are about 13,1100 polling requirmg payment in full of places in OhiO and only 5,283 c1ty assessments under $25; of them now use the mechani.,.. and permittmg t0'.1!1Sh1ps to al vr,hng machines About 1,300 buy liability insurance to cover precmcts in Hamilton County volunteer firemen lor Injury or Gel Your Caah Riuse an electronic machine. That death going to or from the fire fund Certificate and _ leaves 6,5113 precincts using the station fn private transportapaper ballot. ' tmn. details at our '8tol'e41 •• The admimstrabon's $4.9 bll- Bills were offered in the 1 L~. Con llftllni hon appropriations b11l was ex- House to reqmre hospitals to Reg •• Drlp plamed We dn es d a y to the footprmt mfants, create an 6or.Jir The lo1.i hhast•~ organ~~ who announred hiS resc1sswn of ~~~· ;;;~· 8 A~;~~· Mr~r~w~i By THOMAS A. PLEDGE stand Wednesday and told of a Chicago south side townhouse. couf Aavc een avelrt · a $78Q,OOO-a-year l'Ontract. Re· L Bush Trent F 11 : g · Mra United Press International the death of e1ght nurses she But the nurse's vo1ce was 531 d 1 . ca rson J hn N , H M I m . ltrm . when she , 1 dl Y see kmg • r,use, ·~~~::;~' th men N can fill haryd 1 pore Ve er,0 Js PEORIA, Iii <UPl) -{;orazon 1 worked w1th at South Ch1cago steady, her JaW 11 1 d •PP 1 ~es ad 1said he dec1ded to qUit the show ;alley Mr~ ' Thrs a ~a~ sch. , Amurao, who sumved the I Commumty Hospital She told ol ' stepped from the witness stand • :'If the ~as~~~~~e e~=~r ~~:dan a because NBC ha~. been s~.owm~ I Terry 'E ~wJs, o:r: M~lvi~ I slaughter _of e1ght nurses and 1a met hodical k1ller and pomt:d j walked within a few feet of ietter gras~ of the sJtuatwn on I re-runs of old Tomght pro \ Matheny, Herbert R Sayre, n_amed Richard Speck as the a finger at Speck and saJd whel'c Speck _slumped m ~green llataan h a th, ber f grams . Mrs Ronald G Slboid George k1ller. returns to the stand "Thts JS the man " 1 sw1ve! ehalf, and pomted lb. . ; nemy ' sf~~ces s llkcel~umto ~ I NegotJatwns m the mne day- w Starlley Elmer C Stapleton today to face a defense attorney Gelty said m his onemng 1small, but steady linger at him. · " old stnke bl'oke off mdefmilely I ' · ' who contends her story IS true- 1statements that Miss Amurao ''This IS the man " she smd <:. , aptured d d r d 1 ed a John W. Sutton, Jr , Terry T. I · • · , As It turned IIUI he sa1d tne last 8un ay an ebel ra m 1 · Thompson M•s Charles L. but that she has named the told pollee the k1lier was a man Speck Jerked hJS head to stare f · tors h3ve been una e to rev1ve Waugh Mrs. ' Donald · · 1WI th ·a crew cu t an d a c1ear upwa· rd s a t !h e smaII ' accusing · lb. army m the PhilioL. Wort~ wrong man Japanese was totall} unprepared io them thus far man, Mrs A. Jack Wnght, Dl- Pubhc defender Ge~ald W romplexwn - not long haned linger. H1s face was stony. wtth "aboul 80 000 capta· ' S 1 ane s Wyant Mrs Opal Young Get~y knows t.he states cas~ and acne scarred , as IS Speck Continues Testimony and 1hpmo s~l~ I Mrs Morns North ' agamst Speck, 25, rna} stand or Claim Wrong Idtntlfiention Prosecutor Wilham Martm lb. 1 and Flhpmo refugees wh:) I \. ran on Mtss Amurao's testJmfJ- I The defense contends that I scheduled Miss Amurao for gone to Bataan after r.1c (Contmued from Page l) , Iny. pollee showed M1ss Am~rao a more teslimony today, presu~ of the war" allwd soldier slam _211• tin~ woman __took the book of more than 1110 ptctures mably so she could tell the Japan's full-scale altnrk rm In another War zone C achon. I ' I , ~ - lh2t did not mclude Speck's m~d 1events followmg that gruesome l)aliaafi was launched on Apnl 3, about 70 miles northwest of she pomted out a man aod satd 1July 14 mormng when she found Saigon, guernlla mortars hit a' he was S1mllar Later the I all eight nurses dead-strangled About 50 ODD to 60.000 Jap a- forward command post of the 1 defense said, she was shown a or stabbed. soldiers took part m the us Army's t73rd atrborne • I , coast Guard picture of Specl< ----t:~:~;: accordmg to ofhml brIgade Wednesday II I g ht, Iand ~he told pol•ce,thiS picture ·~ Information This fl · woundmg at least three Para- I COLUMBUS (UPI )- A wtld- was more Similar , differs sharply with sumt• troops, :spok-esmen said. I . t cat strike halted production at] Between outbursts of sobbing, I i.n~eri1ran est1mates that placed But the mortar attacks la~led I BERLIN (UP!) - Vice Pres- the Weslmghouse Columbus Corazon Amurao, 23• told the unclassmedSO ' lb. strength of 11e Japanese to ha lt the record-stzed AmerJ- IIdent Hubert H Humphrey and plant early today m a dispute court how she surviVed July 13 'r·ces on the Phil!ppmc pemn can push through the frontier his wtfe, Munel , braved a bomb over suspension of a umon strang~~~-stabbmg slaught':._ m COLUMBUS WPI) at 200 000 ngles "here lor years the Vlel nlot agamst him and kept their steward . . 1 >';'l!l Gen Waclu, who was reported to keep 11s ldate today to see Berhn offiCials called the REVIVAL OPENS . ··~:!a.'~ Ma mla Wilh Gen natwnal military and political 1 U S • Bnttsh French and We.:il stnke illegal and cslled on em- The Hartford UB Church will I ' p y · 1) said "I am too old now headquarters plus Its rad 11 Berlin security agencies ordered ployes to report for work Sl ~gm revival services Sunday 1 week, ~ whether .tP~ proposed remember ex;wfl, tJow 1 ·rv "tatmn and vast supply dump~ , VIrtually unhm1ted protection 1 usual a Apnl 9 at 7 30 p m , With Rev. 1Omo Bond Commtsston shall be soldiers took part m More Americans Arrive . Iafter pollee arrested 11 extreme I Ptckets at all entrances to +he Norman Ta ylor as evangelist \put before voters on May 2. cam"JaJgn , And !Ia• odds rose agamst the leftwmgers Wednesday night , sprawling plant on the Clt~'s There Will be spec18l smgmg. Clu~f Justice KingS;fey A. and accused them of "a I 1 Taft m a move seen as at · Clai ms 0 utnumb~ red Cummumsts f u r the r U S west Side prevented the day ' · 1 · "Hr ··e ' ro rl .. d · h'fl , a parlla vtctory for opponents 1 o spoke~men reported Amerlc'ln :::''~'~~·1er. 1Jf' 'l ~ . s 1 from reportmg for work ON DEAN'S LIST of the OBC saJd the state's that we were out- troop strength m V1etnam rose V~tt President Hubert H. The confusmn resulted m a Charlene K DaVls, daughter hJ r1hest cou~t would hear oral by our capl1ves ThiS frum 425 000 to 435,000 last I Humphrey, after ignorinll large traffic jam wh1ch backed of Dr. and Mrs J. J. Dam, ument.s on the beeause we couldn't leave v.cek 1 what pollee called a bomb I up automob1les for several MJddleport, has been named on Th~rsda . case 1 many of our tY1~r t1 h 1r(11 " At Lhe same hme Commumst plot against bJs Ufe, new to blocks around the plant. the Deans list at the Rhode fsY prisoners of v.ar smce we troop strenglh m South VIetnam Berlin today without incident. I land School of Destgn, for suMei -,-G_e_o_e-ra_I_H_o_s iUil to f1ght Jo claim remamed steady at abm•t He was wildly cheered by I penor performance the _ oma/ " 287 .000. u s spok esmen sat d : about 3100 West Berllnen~ as 1 ' fmrt semester of the 1966.67' ac~ IRacine David Walker Dexter ended on Ratarm Comm umst casualties apparent· be drove from the airport to I admmc year Di b' p 1' ' 8, but the rormal cessalwn ly balanced off new recruits and city ball for a speech. I sc arges - ear Darst. battle was del3yed un•·l ~orth Vietnamese Infiltrators I ' ARREST MAllE followmg dav when lac 1n the a1r bad weather eonsp1rucy to make an attack DIVORCE ASKED , ~!rlc.an m1htary commander t d t d on the Ji[e and health" of Allen E White 71 a form er John Miller, age 30, West A pelttlon for diVorce has Jonathan Wamwnght' c~n mue k o Nog h ~merJcaniHumphrey. resident and m,;. e' <lf Meigs Columbia was arrested by Porn- I been filed in Common Pleas m pt:rsun to declar~ ~nes s~n mg or~ Jeltnam I The Humphreys were sche-1 County, died ~ ~sday eve- eroy police Wednesday on a I Court by Thomas K. Jackson, I r spo67esmen sal a re:live- duled to arrive by plane at l<JO Ining at Memm nl hospital m charge of unsa(e operation and Sr • Rt 1, Rutland, against Salsaid r(J\!owmg the t~ ~w m!stslons roarWe dmto P m 17 30 a m EST) at his- Washm,gton C H. wrll appear m Mayor Charles lie M. ,Jackson, a min<lr, ad1Legar's court on Apnl 1a e om mums country c n~::;1 M Wh t bo F b dres9 unkno declaralwn of surrender, day smashmg a power plant 20 torte Tempelhor Airfield on a • r I e was rn e 23, / • wn. of Amencans ani mllt·s cast of Hanoi and other flight from Bonn 11896, the son of the late Ohver CALLED ----' I ..... ' emerged from the•r mlll•ary targets up and down ' West Berlm pohre s&ld '" an Iand Lomsa Weiker Wlnte. !ie Th p E BA.~QUET TONIGHT places m the moun tams lhe ~ountr announcement the tt conspira· moved to W~shington C H. in e omeroy mergen~y The annua~ All · Southeastern d ~.'::,'1~; I th Y r tors mamly students and alll1936 from Middleport. He own- squad was IUmmoned at US Ohio Athletic League ba!Jket·l Open Dally 9:00 to 7•00-Fridey Tll8 ., ~~ were lotally exhaustd d ntedo er tacUtSonSoanthuVn~rece- ~ anti~VJetnam war and pru-1 ed and operated a grocery store p.m. Wednesday to the ball banquet will be held en - Jam - u 1etna-, w hi cH 1 Kesterson residence m Pome- Ath t · ht be g Saturoy Ti19 three mon ths m the me:sc arm force toda chased Chinese Commumsl, planned to U1 as ng1on . . 2 years. . , ens omg , gm~m ~tains," he redled "Tlley Y Y Iattack Humphrey "by means of! He was a Navy veteran of roy lor Audria Jeffers, who . 6·30 Taylor Locke, M1am1 E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 enough ammumtwn b:.Jt ~rv~~ackto V~~~ Co~~~edba;~ah~n]bombs, plastic bags filled With World War 1, .a member of the adm1~ted to Veter~ns Me~onal iversJty cage mentor, will were without food M'" ol · g b P dpp Y cheml<ais and other dangerous Grace MethodiSt Church and of Hospttal as a med1cal patient. lhe guest speaker. ' routes etween 5aJgon an the th wJk 111 M Lod were suffenng fl om h Mk Dei I obJects such as stones " e I esv e asomc ge . , nce-nr e ong ta. ., . . I He IS survtved by his W1fe, PLAN SALE k!ods of dl se "S<S US spokesmen said the fir t A search of thetr llvmg Tl L t t F II U 'ted Lack 01 Food combmed Mekong ground swe:p jquarters produced proof," pu- Marguente , a son, Jack, of th 1e C~ arh ails h ~ lm!- :o Amem.ms ar1d F'JhDI h h hce said 1\orwalk, a daughter, Mrs ren ure WI o a rurn- 1 nt t e war as k1iled 32 v · Ste 1 w h t c mage sale Friday• A~ll 7 only emptv fn a1g 11 d ed A lawyer representmg some IrgJma mp e, as mg on · ·f"• ' guerr1 as an captur eight H and SIX grandchlldr('n and starting at 9 a m m the build: : ca~,r~n~ '\11h t!J tr more members of the tough of the youths said they plan- ~ tw~ sisters Mrs Ann Ed~und- mg next to Earl's B&rber Sh sa1d addmg tl1<1t me !)14th battalion in the sun-baked ned 'd only to fr1gl\ten the v1ce I son Ewmgt<ln ' . op ~----'------....---------. . and Mrs. Geor· m Racme. : Iroops t~ Iso were ~ hurt mud of the Plam of Reeds pres1 cnt, not harm h1m. 'C · f . FULL 4 PLY 1 ; f!lqCI. ''At first the)' dld not , . I gJa alvml a ayette. ANNOUNCE DANCE northwest of the cap1Lal Funeral services will be held ns x 14, WHITE WALL ---.,--""'"'-- $.19,99 plus to do w1th ~ u c h :1 11 1, . tl number of v s and "t on l th pdrevltlous Jom ' Saturd>y at 1 30 P m. at the Th1' Harnsonviile P T 0. will 825 x 14, WHITE WALL $21.35 plus . . opera mn 111 e e a area was 1 KJrkpatnck Funeral Home at sponsor it round and square sold. tedrs and rl' 111 g"es no mfantry S\\eep. Washington C II with the Rev dan~:e at the Harnsonvi11~ ,, sa1 ''They a l ~o d1d 1 ., · I '1<' ' -, ,. HONORS CLUB I ~.·,,il Nobel Rompel officiating Burschool Saturday, April 8, ISJba,,. any me,1"' of 1 ' .. '- ' w1il be In Washmgton Ceme- 8::W to 11.30 p m. Music will be Ten Y Roush, son of Mr and I tery. Friends may call from 2 provided by the Green Valley related Japa· Mrs Vtrg•l Roush, Letart Falls, A jury tnal on a civil to 4 and 7 to 9 Friday. Boys. 1 FULL 4 PLY authonltes on the has been named to the Honors by the State of Ohio and County -;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiOiiiiiiliiiiii~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::=~-~~ ns x 14, TWIN WHITE WALL_·...,··-"-~-- $24.44 plus tn set lhe Club at Oh1o Techn~ral College of Meigs against Ralph E. Oar· 885 x 14, TWIN WHITE WALl •' ~28.56 ~Ius on a march to San m tus f1rst quarter Enrolled mImen, et a), continued this morn· ,j';:J:d~~e:c~fiSIOn taken Electromcs Engmeering Tech- 1mg in COmmon Pleas Court. I! With Gen. nology. he. IS a member of Ai· The state and county are seek· off~eers pha Kappa Ps1 Fralermty aod Iil!f! reeovery of funds paid a 1 RaJd the dn'i 11!'1 Ce tn Institute of Elcctncal and Elec- relative of Carmen, claiming he FOODARAMA- REF. & FREEZJ!R.L_ i!f!1do was only ''1\tl tront cs Engmeers. bad su!fic1•nt funds without ONLY l:ttie over '17 drawing county and state asslst~.,~~.:m a normal , APPOINTMENT MADE ance checks. 110.00 - ....... ~;, be too rough The appomtment of Michael I Jurors are Clarence A. Brad· Convtnftnt Ttrn11 C' Valentine to the posltlon '•f i ford, Norman Russell, Dons of thoee assistant dtreciOr lor regional i Ih!e, H. H. McEihmney, A!t10rt iI route to San evaluation and program design 1L. Martin, Earl Dean, Tbomas suCfering from 'I Ohio niversity's C(lmm~nl· [ A. Blaine, Owen Watson, Betty FURNITURE CO. larrhen, dysentery, ty Semces Office has been an- 11,, Theiss, Lawrence Milhoan, MASON, W. VA. otber tr~piCai nounced by President Vemdtl Blanche Harrison and JR. Alden. J4aDue1. F ' ., ~~:n~~~~~=~; manage I By u.wyer saymg Sh e EITS Nammg speek I ' ( .. sUfVIVlnO' Nurse Faces· Examination T0day ~;r;~: ~~~.~~~;.~ ~~'t?~~~~:!~ ~~c~:;,e~r~r~en~~!am ,• ' ; I' earance Sale VANQUISH DRESSES AT soo Something New at Simons Beer and Wine Dept.·' (Carry Out Only) Crystal Clear DISCOUNTED and DELIVERED 700 1000 ____ 60 couNT REGULAR 9Bc __ _ VALUES TO 22,50 _:_,__ c EACH BACTINE c Reg • $1.09 FAST FREE DELIVERY BROMO SELTZER s. Our Other SpecieI Velues, All At Sele e Prices, All Over The Store. Ledlie Sisters Style Shop MARKET (FORMI!liLY PHIWPS SISTERSl Open Fri. til 11-S.t, til 9 Court .t., '-roY RAPID $HAVE 1 GOLD SEAL .... PREMIUM '' ( ELITE .... r 1 3ROOMS Newfurn ~99 MASQN W'TH TRADE·'\ . PROFFITTS WHOLESALE 1" ' ·Pampers Jury lO Deci'de Acti'on Ull ". O...•ltht11'1 ' cilts flke tbe'blg POw·RoPros ' . Deli~flx tiine ..,erior !be ' ~' . �' '' ' ' •. ·'. ' Pomeroy-lliddleport, 0., April 6, 1967 Rapi~ ~eporting Bill Comes Up fo~ V~te: Hospital News F!:; f:?:t~:~~~: ,..... b Tube Sure Be Goofier , That Ceuld be 'Close' in Ho~~ Action~/ ' \ 40 Nell Ave.; Toni K. WooleD, COLUMBUS (urn - A bill Rt. 2 Cheshire: Vicki G. Poet- to speed up ·lhe repQrting of k<r, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Lester L. election results for tbe offices Bales, Rt. 2 BldweU; WoOdrow of Presldeot and vice president W. Eggleton, Rt. I Bidwell; of tile United Statal!, Congress NEW YORK (UPI) _ Fifteen broadcasting industry Mrs. Robert H. Snedegar, Rl. I and was to be voted 1 unions today joined the striking American Federation of Gallipolis; Mrs. A: Ray Smith, on t~ay m lhe Ohio House. f'elevision and Radio Artists in a sympathy move to pres· Rt. 2 Cheshire: Clifford L. Jon· !"dicattons were lhe mea.sure ~ure the nation's three major networks mto a settlement. es, West Columb1a; Mrs, Jack rmght run into some opposttlon .'· Effects of the concerted action were not immediate· H. Parsons, Pt. Pleasant; Lewis on the floor, as It did ln com· ''1y apparent, but an AFTRA spokesman said members of L. Caldwell, Pt. Pleasant; Don· mittee where it was touch-and· ' the 15 unions- mcluding such varied employees as musi· aid E. Wooten, Rt. 1 Harrison. go on obtaining a favorable reccians, stagehands, electncians, cameramen, scenic destgn· ville; Mrs. Salem A. Yates, Ra· ommendation. ers and technicians cme: Mrs. Kenneth W. Eblin, The bill, sQught by lhe News would respect AF'I'RA's pte· more on old films and re-.runs. Rt. 3 Pomeroy, Freeland s. Election Service (NES) and ket lines here. Allhoug!J the sympathy move Norris Racine· Melissa R. backed by lhe secretary of .: Presumably, this could furth· was ortgmally scheduled to Craig,' Middiepo'rt; Mrs. Mary state's office, requires that the er reduce the sk1mpy amount of begm today, several members L Shumaker, Pomeroy ; Mrs. votes for President and vice '1ive and newly taped program- of two umons - techmc1an:s and Lester M Lewis, Pomeroy; president be counted first and !-ming now bemg broadcast by electnctans - Jumped lhe gun Verne Cole, Wellston ; Mrs. posted outSide the counting ,'-'l!C, CBS and NBC, and force and walked off thetr JObs all Ferne M. Sheets, Jackson; AI· place. othe networks to rely mure and NBC and ABC Wednesday af· va v. Mahaffey, Rt. 3 Albany ; Tben the votes would have to ternoon and evcnmg Mrs Evan D. Jones 1 Jackson; be counteQ for governor, US. The. Huntley · Brmkley Show Denme J. Frazier, Ashlaod, Ky. senator, and congressmen and on NBC · TV Wednesday was Mrs Joseph w. Collins, Wells· posted before the county could plagued by nushaps. su•h as ton. begin on local races ) (Co ntmued l rom Page 1 picture blackouts durmg comBirths A penalty is prov1ded for rereally 8 death marcn, we 1merc1als, lack of synchromza· Mrs Kenneth w Eblin, Rt. 3 moval of the posted results by t!ertaJinly would have rece1ved l t1on between sound and p!cutre. Pomeroy, son, 1 02 p m. Wed- anyone. ~:~;\~. from the Fore1gn land no sound at all I nesday, Mrs. Edgar L. Atkins, The NES, which gathers vot" \ Huntley was one, of the fewl4 Burger St, son, 2.22 p, m. ing results for United Press network newsme~ •ho chose lo Wednesday, Mrs Davtd R. Ly. International, Associated Press ~~~~~:~~: "'ho w~s m the 11gnore his umon s p1cket hnes Ions 517¥.! Fourth Ave., son, and the three natJOnal rad1oas a cJ\'lhan em- , He has been appearmg on the 1 3 44 m Wednesda ; Mrs. televisiOn networks, sa1d the of the Japanese Jmpenal l program ever smce H1s parl- H pC ~ N y H "',...;.. h · kl h enry n.oney, ew aven, 0 0 ;'I satd the BaLaan marc 1ner, Dav1d Brm · ey, as d ht 9 35 W d sd a "hyproductoi msunde•·jsupported the strike aug erDiscb:.g~ e ne ay I and miStakes m' The only maJor personality .~frs •1 Duane H. All en, Barbara loo lJ h ed b l b) offiCers of bo'n permanently a[ eel y t e , f _ and the Umted States" .. Btr!: gnve~r ,:,Death March P'F.i I J .~~!:l:inl~O:f~~:.0~.¥~ ation~ M 0 HHH MUf}3 • }1_ W ddcallCfS Brave Threat Cl Of Bomb Try osePlant sta~ed ~~ng i 1 Steak Sale! ~h~~~~x=: Co~~a~f"j '!~ ~ ' EVERYDAY PRICES GROUND BEEF 3 POTATOES Deci.SI.on on O:BC ICS e nes 'I ay dunn~ . $1.69 U28 4'1' .. .. 1.328 4'1' COLGATE Blanc• p!UI •••• ' • • • • • • • 5.328.4'7 .. •• .. t.te3 Ill ...... . . . . 6,813.91 B•lanef!. ""' &,DII &1 • ' • • 4.131 ga pluo ........ 4,131H REG. Lecllie Sisters Style Shop .C 35c WHlTE RAlN- V.A~UE HAIR SPRAY $1.50 LIMIT for Your Shopping Convenience I ONE (ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS! FINAL TWO DAYS •.,.sse· ~dml~sloos Oov•1'lll'llellt NOW OPEN Friday & Sat. Evenings LARD COTTAGE CHEESE ~ys 2 1b. a: Allen E.Whi'te o· wd d .. 1BSJI'S3 St .. ..... 1 Comp~ny 'Jr~~:~h~~a~d: .. \•, ROUND STEAK- 89c 93c. SIRLOIN STEAK 99c JuBONE STEAK GROUND CHUCK E~~.~.lb. 69c· I J85.833 Sl B¥aac• plus ' ~ . I . 1811.8:1! St 73c 79c 0 o 1 1 .J HOUSE' 0 i Cong ~ I ~lsher, t'" ' / \TJ• "'l . I sysl'lJII would expedite results House Finance Committee by ' J,ower reUremeut petmlt a rotatiOn ~ ~ . from Ohio which is considered Howard Collier, d~!Y requirements onil incl'ease of ripreselllillv•· 011 a key state in national races. (llreetor, who told of ebanges ~Is for School Emp!o)'e j\et~l a jolnt,yPCallimal ~··,;. ·' Machines Urged accuunting m~lhods. ment system members ' Wilen !here art· mort The House Government Oper· Committee Chainnan • · • nine 8CIIool 1 dlsll'!~ In ~ Conunjttee whiCh beard !\.Wooster, -sald In Reps. Robert a'Dd bflng epip!Oy.llif the bill was headed b~ Rep. f1rsl formal hearing wiD and J m e dlitrlcll·• Ulld~ Charles E. Fry, 1\-Sp~ngli~ld, held next Tuesday laws. and It was tol~ that votmg rna- with tile state HighWay chines woilld greatly help in men! representatives getting a faster vote tabulation. There was little Fry introdu~ We!lne~ a the sessions of lhe Senate bill which -would require the Ul!e House Wednesday. of mechanized voting machines The Senate pass:eed~D~~~~:::: throughout Ohio by 1972. he proved measures a1 said it has the backing of tbe $1,011,0110 to settle 32 claims on your grocery pulrchta&t9* t,1li secretary of state. gains! the state a~d authorized ' week aL SIMON'S MARKET . ' ,• He said meChanized voting the sale of milk in IIJ.OIIjlte machines, in addition to speed- containers. with proof of purchase of any·,.' mg the count and making a House approval was given more accurate count, would bills increasmg the e1<11mtnation size of GROUND and INSTANT· ·. help safeguard against election and liCensing fee lor steam en· fraud. · gmeers and botler operators: There are about 13,1100 polling requirmg payment in full of places in OhiO and only 5,283 c1ty assessments under $25; of them now use the mechani.,.. and permittmg t0'.1!1Sh1ps to al vr,hng machines About 1,300 buy liability insurance to cover precmcts in Hamilton County volunteer firemen lor Injury or Gel Your Caah Riuse an electronic machine. That death going to or from the fire fund Certificate and _ leaves 6,5113 precincts using the station fn private transportapaper ballot. ' tmn. details at our '8tol'e41 •• The admimstrabon's $4.9 bll- Bills were offered in the 1 L~. Con llftllni hon appropriations b11l was ex- House to reqmre hospitals to Reg •• Drlp plamed We dn es d a y to the footprmt mfants, create an 6or.Jir The lo1.i hhast•~ organ~~ who announred hiS resc1sswn of ~~~· ;;;~· 8 A~;~~· Mr~r~w~i By THOMAS A. PLEDGE stand Wednesday and told of a Chicago south side townhouse. couf Aavc een avelrt · a $78Q,OOO-a-year l'Ontract. Re· L Bush Trent F 11 : g · Mra United Press International the death of e1ght nurses she But the nurse's vo1ce was 531 d 1 . ca rson J hn N , H M I m . ltrm . when she , 1 dl Y see kmg • r,use, ·~~~::;~' th men N can fill haryd 1 pore Ve er,0 Js PEORIA, Iii <UPl) -{;orazon 1 worked w1th at South Ch1cago steady, her JaW 11 1 d •PP 1 ~es ad 1said he dec1ded to qUit the show ;alley Mr~ ' Thrs a ~a~ sch. , Amurao, who sumved the I Commumty Hospital She told ol ' stepped from the witness stand • :'If the ~as~~~~~e e~=~r ~~:dan a because NBC ha~. been s~.owm~ I Terry 'E ~wJs, o:r: M~lvi~ I slaughter _of e1ght nurses and 1a met hodical k1ller and pomt:d j walked within a few feet of ietter gras~ of the sJtuatwn on I re-runs of old Tomght pro \ Matheny, Herbert R Sayre, n_amed Richard Speck as the a finger at Speck and saJd whel'c Speck _slumped m ~green llataan h a th, ber f grams . Mrs Ronald G Slboid George k1ller. returns to the stand "Thts JS the man " 1 sw1ve! ehalf, and pomted lb. . ; nemy ' sf~~ces s llkcel~umto ~ I NegotJatwns m the mne day- w Starlley Elmer C Stapleton today to face a defense attorney Gelty said m his onemng 1small, but steady linger at him. · " old stnke bl'oke off mdefmilely I ' · ' who contends her story IS true- 1statements that Miss Amurao ''This IS the man " she smd <:. , aptured d d r d 1 ed a John W. Sutton, Jr , Terry T. I · • · , As It turned IIUI he sa1d tne last 8un ay an ebel ra m 1 · Thompson M•s Charles L. but that she has named the told pollee the k1lier was a man Speck Jerked hJS head to stare f · tors h3ve been una e to rev1ve Waugh Mrs. ' Donald · · 1WI th ·a crew cu t an d a c1ear upwa· rd s a t !h e smaII ' accusing · lb. army m the PhilioL. Wort~ wrong man Japanese was totall} unprepared io them thus far man, Mrs A. Jack Wnght, Dl- Pubhc defender Ge~ald W romplexwn - not long haned linger. H1s face was stony. wtth "aboul 80 000 capta· ' S 1 ane s Wyant Mrs Opal Young Get~y knows t.he states cas~ and acne scarred , as IS Speck Continues Testimony and 1hpmo s~l~ I Mrs Morns North ' agamst Speck, 25, rna} stand or Claim Wrong Idtntlfiention Prosecutor Wilham Martm lb. 1 and Flhpmo refugees wh:) I \. ran on Mtss Amurao's testJmfJ- I The defense contends that I scheduled Miss Amurao for gone to Bataan after r.1c (Contmued from Page l) , Iny. pollee showed M1ss Am~rao a more teslimony today, presu~ of the war" allwd soldier slam _211• tin~ woman __took the book of more than 1110 ptctures mably so she could tell the Japan's full-scale altnrk rm In another War zone C achon. I ' I , ~ - lh2t did not mclude Speck's m~d 1events followmg that gruesome l)aliaafi was launched on Apnl 3, about 70 miles northwest of she pomted out a man aod satd 1July 14 mormng when she found Saigon, guernlla mortars hit a' he was S1mllar Later the I all eight nurses dead-strangled About 50 ODD to 60.000 Jap a- forward command post of the 1 defense said, she was shown a or stabbed. soldiers took part m the us Army's t73rd atrborne • I , coast Guard picture of Specl< ----t:~:~;: accordmg to ofhml brIgade Wednesday II I g ht, Iand ~he told pol•ce,thiS picture ·~ Information This fl · woundmg at least three Para- I COLUMBUS (UPI )- A wtld- was more Similar , differs sharply with sumt• troops, :spok-esmen said. I . t cat strike halted production at] Between outbursts of sobbing, I i.n~eri1ran est1mates that placed But the mortar attacks la~led I BERLIN (UP!) - Vice Pres- the Weslmghouse Columbus Corazon Amurao, 23• told the unclassmedSO ' lb. strength of 11e Japanese to ha lt the record-stzed AmerJ- IIdent Hubert H Humphrey and plant early today m a dispute court how she surviVed July 13 'r·ces on the Phil!ppmc pemn can push through the frontier his wtfe, Munel , braved a bomb over suspension of a umon strang~~~-stabbmg slaught':._ m COLUMBUS WPI) at 200 000 ngles "here lor years the Vlel nlot agamst him and kept their steward . . 1 >';'l!l Gen Waclu, who was reported to keep 11s ldate today to see Berhn offiCials called the REVIVAL OPENS . ··~:!a.'~ Ma mla Wilh Gen natwnal military and political 1 U S • Bnttsh French and We.:il stnke illegal and cslled on em- The Hartford UB Church will I ' p y · 1) said "I am too old now headquarters plus Its rad 11 Berlin security agencies ordered ployes to report for work Sl ~gm revival services Sunday 1 week, ~ whether .tP~ proposed remember ex;wfl, tJow 1 ·rv "tatmn and vast supply dump~ , VIrtually unhm1ted protection 1 usual a Apnl 9 at 7 30 p m , With Rev. 1Omo Bond Commtsston shall be soldiers took part m More Americans Arrive . Iafter pollee arrested 11 extreme I Ptckets at all entrances to +he Norman Ta ylor as evangelist \put before voters on May 2. cam"JaJgn , And !Ia• odds rose agamst the leftwmgers Wednesday night , sprawling plant on the Clt~'s There Will be spec18l smgmg. Clu~f Justice KingS;fey A. and accused them of "a I 1 Taft m a move seen as at · Clai ms 0 utnumb~ red Cummumsts f u r the r U S west Side prevented the day ' · 1 · "Hr ··e ' ro rl .. d · h'fl , a parlla vtctory for opponents 1 o spoke~men reported Amerlc'ln :::''~'~~·1er. 1Jf' 'l ~ . s 1 from reportmg for work ON DEAN'S LIST of the OBC saJd the state's that we were out- troop strength m V1etnam rose V~tt President Hubert H. The confusmn resulted m a Charlene K DaVls, daughter hJ r1hest cou~t would hear oral by our capl1ves ThiS frum 425 000 to 435,000 last I Humphrey, after ignorinll large traffic jam wh1ch backed of Dr. and Mrs J. J. Dam, ument.s on the beeause we couldn't leave v.cek 1 what pollee called a bomb I up automob1les for several MJddleport, has been named on Th~rsda . case 1 many of our tY1~r t1 h 1r(11 " At Lhe same hme Commumst plot against bJs Ufe, new to blocks around the plant. the Deans list at the Rhode fsY prisoners of v.ar smce we troop strenglh m South VIetnam Berlin today without incident. I land School of Destgn, for suMei -,-G_e_o_e-ra_I_H_o_s iUil to f1ght Jo claim remamed steady at abm•t He was wildly cheered by I penor performance the _ oma/ " 287 .000. u s spok esmen sat d : about 3100 West Berllnen~ as 1 ' fmrt semester of the 1966.67' ac~ IRacine David Walker Dexter ended on Ratarm Comm umst casualties apparent· be drove from the airport to I admmc year Di b' p 1' ' 8, but the rormal cessalwn ly balanced off new recruits and city ball for a speech. I sc arges - ear Darst. battle was del3yed un•·l ~orth Vietnamese Infiltrators I ' ARREST MAllE followmg dav when lac 1n the a1r bad weather eonsp1rucy to make an attack DIVORCE ASKED , ~!rlc.an m1htary commander t d t d on the Ji[e and health" of Allen E White 71 a form er John Miller, age 30, West A pelttlon for diVorce has Jonathan Wamwnght' c~n mue k o Nog h ~merJcaniHumphrey. resident and m,;. e' <lf Meigs Columbia was arrested by Porn- I been filed in Common Pleas m pt:rsun to declar~ ~nes s~n mg or~ Jeltnam I The Humphreys were sche-1 County, died ~ ~sday eve- eroy police Wednesday on a I Court by Thomas K. Jackson, I r spo67esmen sal a re:live- duled to arrive by plane at l<JO Ining at Memm nl hospital m charge of unsa(e operation and Sr • Rt 1, Rutland, against Salsaid r(J\!owmg the t~ ~w m!stslons roarWe dmto P m 17 30 a m EST) at his- Washm,gton C H. wrll appear m Mayor Charles lie M. ,Jackson, a min<lr, ad1Legar's court on Apnl 1a e om mums country c n~::;1 M Wh t bo F b dres9 unkno declaralwn of surrender, day smashmg a power plant 20 torte Tempelhor Airfield on a • r I e was rn e 23, / • wn. of Amencans ani mllt·s cast of Hanoi and other flight from Bonn 11896, the son of the late Ohver CALLED ----' I ..... ' emerged from the•r mlll•ary targets up and down ' West Berlm pohre s&ld '" an Iand Lomsa Weiker Wlnte. !ie Th p E BA.~QUET TONIGHT places m the moun tams lhe ~ountr announcement the tt conspira· moved to W~shington C H. in e omeroy mergen~y The annua~ All · Southeastern d ~.'::,'1~; I th Y r tors mamly students and alll1936 from Middleport. He own- squad was IUmmoned at US Ohio Athletic League ba!Jket·l Open Dally 9:00 to 7•00-Fridey Tll8 ., ~~ were lotally exhaustd d ntedo er tacUtSonSoanthuVn~rece- ~ anti~VJetnam war and pru-1 ed and operated a grocery store p.m. Wednesday to the ball banquet will be held en - Jam - u 1etna-, w hi cH 1 Kesterson residence m Pome- Ath t · ht be g Saturoy Ti19 three mon ths m the me:sc arm force toda chased Chinese Commumsl, planned to U1 as ng1on . . 2 years. . , ens omg , gm~m ~tains," he redled "Tlley Y Y Iattack Humphrey "by means of! He was a Navy veteran of roy lor Audria Jeffers, who . 6·30 Taylor Locke, M1am1 E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 enough ammumtwn b:.Jt ~rv~~ackto V~~~ Co~~~edba;~ah~n]bombs, plastic bags filled With World War 1, .a member of the adm1~ted to Veter~ns Me~onal iversJty cage mentor, will were without food M'" ol · g b P dpp Y cheml<ais and other dangerous Grace MethodiSt Church and of Hospttal as a med1cal patient. lhe guest speaker. ' routes etween 5aJgon an the th wJk 111 M Lod were suffenng fl om h Mk Dei I obJects such as stones " e I esv e asomc ge . , nce-nr e ong ta. ., . . I He IS survtved by his W1fe, PLAN SALE k!ods of dl se "S<S US spokesmen said the fir t A search of thetr llvmg Tl L t t F II U 'ted Lack 01 Food combmed Mekong ground swe:p jquarters produced proof," pu- Marguente , a son, Jack, of th 1e C~ arh ails h ~ lm!- :o Amem.ms ar1d F'JhDI h h hce said 1\orwalk, a daughter, Mrs ren ure WI o a rurn- 1 nt t e war as k1iled 32 v · Ste 1 w h t c mage sale Friday• A~ll 7 only emptv fn a1g 11 d ed A lawyer representmg some IrgJma mp e, as mg on · ·f"• ' guerr1 as an captur eight H and SIX grandchlldr('n and starting at 9 a m m the build: : ca~,r~n~ '\11h t!J tr more members of the tough of the youths said they plan- ~ tw~ sisters Mrs Ann Ed~und- mg next to Earl's B&rber Sh sa1d addmg tl1<1t me !)14th battalion in the sun-baked ned 'd only to fr1gl\ten the v1ce I son Ewmgt<ln ' . op ~----'------....---------. . and Mrs. Geor· m Racme. : Iroops t~ Iso were ~ hurt mud of the Plam of Reeds pres1 cnt, not harm h1m. 'C · f . FULL 4 PLY 1 ; f!lqCI. ''At first the)' dld not , . I gJa alvml a ayette. ANNOUNCE DANCE northwest of the cap1Lal Funeral services will be held ns x 14, WHITE WALL ---.,--""'"'-- $.19,99 plus to do w1th ~ u c h :1 11 1, . tl number of v s and "t on l th pdrevltlous Jom ' Saturd>y at 1 30 P m. at the Th1' Harnsonviile P T 0. will 825 x 14, WHITE WALL $21.35 plus . . opera mn 111 e e a area was 1 KJrkpatnck Funeral Home at sponsor it round and square sold. tedrs and rl' 111 g"es no mfantry S\\eep. Washington C II with the Rev dan~:e at the Harnsonvi11~ ,, sa1 ''They a l ~o d1d 1 ., · I '1<' ' -, ,. HONORS CLUB I ~.·,,il Nobel Rompel officiating Burschool Saturday, April 8, ISJba,,. any me,1"' of 1 ' .. '- ' w1il be In Washmgton Ceme- 8::W to 11.30 p m. Music will be Ten Y Roush, son of Mr and I tery. Friends may call from 2 provided by the Green Valley related Japa· Mrs Vtrg•l Roush, Letart Falls, A jury tnal on a civil to 4 and 7 to 9 Friday. Boys. 1 FULL 4 PLY authonltes on the has been named to the Honors by the State of Ohio and County -;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiOiiiiiiliiiiii~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::=~-~~ ns x 14, TWIN WHITE WALL_·...,··-"-~-- $24.44 plus tn set lhe Club at Oh1o Techn~ral College of Meigs against Ralph E. Oar· 885 x 14, TWIN WHITE WALl •' ~28.56 ~Ius on a march to San m tus f1rst quarter Enrolled mImen, et a), continued this morn· ,j';:J:d~~e:c~fiSIOn taken Electromcs Engmeering Tech- 1mg in COmmon Pleas Court. I! With Gen. nology. he. IS a member of Ai· The state and county are seek· off~eers pha Kappa Ps1 Fralermty aod Iil!f! reeovery of funds paid a 1 RaJd the dn'i 11!'1 Ce tn Institute of Elcctncal and Elec- relative of Carmen, claiming he FOODARAMA- REF. & FREEZJ!R.L_ i!f!1do was only ''1\tl tront cs Engmeers. bad su!fic1•nt funds without ONLY l:ttie over '17 drawing county and state asslst~.,~~.:m a normal , APPOINTMENT MADE ance checks. 110.00 - ....... ~;, be too rough The appomtment of Michael I Jurors are Clarence A. Brad· Convtnftnt Ttrn11 C' Valentine to the posltlon '•f i ford, Norman Russell, Dons of thoee assistant dtreciOr lor regional i Ih!e, H. H. McEihmney, A!t10rt iI route to San evaluation and program design 1L. Martin, Earl Dean, Tbomas suCfering from 'I Ohio niversity's C(lmm~nl· [ A. Blaine, Owen Watson, Betty FURNITURE CO. larrhen, dysentery, ty Semces Office has been an- 11,, Theiss, Lawrence Milhoan, MASON, W. VA. otber tr~piCai nounced by President Vemdtl Blanche Harrison and JR. Alden. J4aDue1. F ' ., ~~:n~~~~~=~; manage I By u.wyer saymg Sh e EITS Nammg speek I ' ( .. sUfVIVlnO' Nurse Faces· Examination T0day ~;r;~: ~~~.~~~;.~ ~~'t?~~~~:!~ ~~c~:;,e~r~r~en~~!am ,• ' ; I' earance Sale VANQUISH DRESSES AT soo Something New at Simons Beer and Wine Dept.·' (Carry Out Only) Crystal Clear DISCOUNTED and DELIVERED 700 1000 ____ 60 couNT REGULAR 9Bc __ _ VALUES TO 22,50 _:_,__ c EACH BACTINE c Reg • $1.09 FAST FREE DELIVERY BROMO SELTZER s. Our Other SpecieI Velues, All At Sele e Prices, All Over The Store. Ledlie Sisters Style Shop MARKET (FORMI!liLY PHIWPS SISTERSl Open Fri. til 11-S.t, til 9 Court .t., '-roY RAPID $HAVE 1 GOLD SEAL .... PREMIUM '' ( ELITE .... r 1 3ROOMS Newfurn ~99 MASQN W'TH TRADE·'\ . PROFFITTS WHOLESALE 1" ' ·Pampers Jury lO Deci'de Acti'on Ull ". O...•ltht11'1 ' cilts flke tbe'blg POw·RoPros ' . Deli~flx tiine ..,erior !be ' ~' . �I r ' ' ' ~" " tJ... ' ' .J, ' . SenUnel, Pomero1·Jii<lilleport, 0., AJ!FU,'fl, 1Q67 - - - -·......-- . \ ' ' :( . I'RID ·······- ·--"'-····- -"· - .. · • ~ ·.·· .·';Y'III-fJJJ' •''lrOT I ..;.,1 • ;'j _..1967 Ju!c~JeSabrt 'i' · ·I ·$2,9... ' ' M ' ' ' ' I ·' ,, ,.,. '·' 1.1 Ill•' tul).,I!Jetl' Bu.lclc.'12S" ~heelb~(•. :~uper 'lll"' . btne\tra·ns. Power JteeP.ne, Sonomattc .r~dto•.~~tom dod clllblou. Delux• .wlloel coven, Special Sprmt ,P•-., !'! \ !.' : t3NII.OO. . BLAETTNARS '. ~&ROY, o. TERRY HOCKING,~:b~HIO · PHCINI O. . . By GEORGE WONDER . ,....,. 992:3794 or ~ms IN 1li! CA.'ITAL em; ·THE Rf!.Sr . i'i$i/m ~RiiF~ ANO IS PotMr.y,o. Ll'l ABNER EXPERIENCED or SPRING Shop. . . . Zwilling, Prop., Syracuse. 3 26 12tc OPEN HOUSE SI!:WING ~ · ttplll ill' rico, 1U ll!lkee. IVY WZII4 Tbe Fabrlt Shop. Pomi!I'O! Authorized Singer S.lleto and lillie! APRILt-1-8 GIVING AWAY 110,000 Green S'"mpl Plut Other VALUABLI PRIZIS No purch•se ntuuuy, luat rtglster IEFRISHMENTS-FAVORS DEMONSTRATIONS cosr t;OVS:WMENT.'( . GET A quQtalloa from lEU· TER INSUIIt,NCE AGENC..'\'• INC. before reoewing BLAEnNARS Phone ·992·2143 Pomeroy auto insurance. We may able to aave you money. I Z KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2-2!96 ,.. . . o. ly ART SANSOM ... . WiNNjE WINKLE APACHE CAMPING TRAILER TRUCK LOAD SALE NiteCiub By AL C:AIIJif • AIR POI.t.UTIO/V . BRAKE SERVICE ly BRANNER i f-!AT ~-QUARE:i U5 I T~OUGHT "ffU WE'<~ BROKE. CH ICK. YOUR CREDIT I!; G09D AGAIN. A 13A'K? I fiERES 7HETEN GRANDI L05T RC!ILETIE. 'rOIJ'RE A TRUE CCl'IFIDI:NCE MAN1 C~ICK CAINS. YOU NEVER LET DID YCU ROe SEI/TIMENT INTE~FERE WITH BU51NEI$, ,_...., Get Your New Apache Off A factory Truck and Save, Save, Save. ['MUlllc by Mary Lee Duo from Parkersburg , •• Never Before Such Low Prices ••• ' i., I t ' J I, , DANCE L f "\N· jl l .. > • '' &EK & MEEK For details of this sale, Ht us before AprlllO, 1967 SATURDAY By HOWIE SCH;<IEIDER Roush & lyons Camping Trailers APRIL 8 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. HE. MUST HAVE USED 'DO NOT DISTURB' SIG~S! UP ALL OF HIS Maaon, W. Va. Horten StrHt Eagles and Guasts Allen King and . tr., St•nlusters oar hops. Apply In persoa Crow's Sleak House. · 4 • 61~ New District Offlct BeintOI*'od Hiring For tht First t l - W£ CAN USE Pomeroy, Obio. .fltr ftctory repn..ntttln in Southern Ohlo &. Wilt Vlrglnl• 4f ·. WHITE ELEPHANT SALE/• days tf week. Wrile Fannie wesl, Wyllia 8 MEN 3lp For Rent LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE •· '. SWAP/ ~. TH!; ~ BOYs QQ PloY K.ICI(f.AC'<S ) WilJ"HOU f ' @l .1 1-j~Y'D C~ 'TJ::i£:t.:Q r T H~ 6!(0 .JQ~':'); C.~T RI C~-\ AND SO WOULD !;QM;''C fl'ooKfl) POLITICIANS l ' better- paid plan, Tltr\ILER apace .. Ave., Plloae 1181-liiiiS. 4 4 TRAILER, llrowu'l Park, Mlnamllla, 181 8Dl S II Pllooe 9llll38111. I 2 1ft APARTMEN'I'S- !undebecf - and un!umlsbed Ia Ulddleport. Also 1 slngla boUle. Phone & 3267. 4 ROOMs and llalli,-EIIt st., Pomeroy, till: I and hotb, Eaat MaiD St., eroy, flO; one f room ment, furntsbed, East iblal St., $60 ; one bulldlng, 20 s !0, East Main, vacant lot, 121 frontage, will build lo suit Ienon!, East MaiD Sl 1'110111 WI-lEN? 0 0 SO ~ THE WORD 1'5 TH....-'RE OOT To ~ vou ! YoU """" 1!!BT ~ 'N RIGHT, STAY IN LINE, 't(lJ GUVS ... l)ofEQf:"S PLENTY FOR EVERI'JOPY...TAJ<Ii 'IOUR11'-1E ! Visit our new showroom 1nd exp1ndtd f•cllltles. Wt 1re heN .. · pltast you. You'll like our •pprllul and new tradi"SS I~ I! NOW ONLY NEW 1966 Chevrolet ---. .·--...... Impala H. T. Coupe. V-8 engine, automatic traru., power' steering, P.B. ra<llo, !realer,.wbitewall tires and under-seal. CHECK THESE . 1963 .Rambler AmtriCin $6~5"'~ U. ..._ ...,...,U. ___ er 5 p. m. :Uiiliiiuiiiia~llciiei "'lclcllef.ort m s. eu ' ' WOULDN'T Ll'ifE N ! ull unlil I p. m. 99U8'15. Aller " ·emllf!. · 4 p.m. 119U9115. S 2S lfc welrom•. ~ o m e FIRST FLOOit lurnllhed !OlD' !rlend.. Bcv. H. I rooms and bath aportmeat. •• 'l'llatlll' •v>ng, h>l. Rev. Ph one -......... -· 3 5 lfc P.Jerce. pastor and •.::" .... . oCQrtgregauon welcomes clean, lUmp, ud DAD~ Cldi1GQ1JO&- ............. 4 1 3t on treated stoker c:oal. .&x'I'•L•.a.axa ' It ~. . . . . . . . ~.~. • • "';;;=....,==~~ cock Coal Co., I blodl: lraHic llghl Ill Cbesblre, lOOt _.._,_forllioaoM'.llltllll mitt All.,. Ph. 367 ·7526. UI 111r V.. X.,.. a. ,_ '1711. - 8biP lrrUoll, ,.IIwuA. - "'a. ·- .. S ROOM lurnlsbed aportmeal .._.. a. lllllll ... tiro · In MiddleJMJrt. nell' ,lbG!Jpln& £ OQJ11 a Qull' r area. Also a 14 llldNom »l esxavowxsxa XOQa house trailer. Pb. IDGIII,IIIIH .,;act· F1yt Mlnlty ~u:;,URE'S, PA"r! l.!Cw AND Super Market Prici_ng-· ~== BOUSE, IJ'ee& aluminum Jn&, 5 roo!DB, !lath and dry room, one acrt IJ'Ound. SyraCUie. Glenn Omdlff, Phone WJ.8676. 45 MGJB POMEROY THAT Rul Est.tt For Sale T-. a: AM to 101 AM (Boy or Girl) ·For Mulberry Ave. I'VE HA0 7HE WORD ~ YOu WiD~ WORD, eur YOU I ID Ito CIJSTOM bultherlng, will buy bides. . Phil Meier, 1192-l5JO. Ill "' •~:·· · MDn.1: AM to 1: PM HO~IAUS I ALL I """' THAl l Oblo. Appllcotions Taken • APARTMINT 14 Pboooeasy. lm-3IIH. IIIII Free llad3·MD Co., many man. -~~IROY,OHIG . BU'I' .. SELL·- OR UADY·MIJ concrele deUVII' ed r1g111 to your projecl , ... 8Pirlmetlla. a- Phone td-MM. iiiiiiii 10 lllllool. 10 II 1ft I X&q Local 1 owner low mileage ear. Spotl~ ·· Interior, ltd. tr1111. 6 cyl engine, 10<1<! • ~ tires, tree• .finllb, radio and heater. , 1960 Ford 'fl- 2 Door. Std. ••K YXOVI WX.81 wa J:B8WXa · WeD& ' WGDS ~L 0'» Dl . ' 8L• X8GV,I.UI\ - ~Pom .> 108 318 E. ~IN ." ~MLESS- AT NO 10 mE or'e license! .Cell WY Wlll!6. ~ IB ~ AND ~ THE '.fMEI.I.APNONE" · WILL RENOER -IJTOMOBILE IDsuraace beeo cancelled! Loet year' ·~ WHEEL AUGNMENT . l I •• l By CHES'TER GOULD �I r ' ' ' ~" " tJ... ' ' .J, ' . SenUnel, Pomero1·Jii<lilleport, 0., AJ!FU,'fl, 1Q67 - - - -·......-- . \ ' ' :( . I'RID ·······- ·--"'-····- -"· - .. · • ~ ·.·· .·';Y'III-fJJJ' •''lrOT I ..;.,1 • ;'j _..1967 Ju!c~JeSabrt 'i' · ·I ·$2,9... ' ' M ' ' ' ' I ·' ,, ,.,. '·' 1.1 Ill•' tul).,I!Jetl' Bu.lclc.'12S" ~heelb~(•. :~uper 'lll"' . btne\tra·ns. Power JteeP.ne, Sonomattc .r~dto•.~~tom dod clllblou. Delux• .wlloel coven, Special Sprmt ,P•-., !'! \ !.' : t3NII.OO. . BLAETTNARS '. ~&ROY, o. TERRY HOCKING,~:b~HIO · PHCINI O. . . By GEORGE WONDER . ,....,. 992:3794 or ~ms IN 1li! CA.'ITAL em; ·THE Rf!.Sr . i'i$i/m ~RiiF~ ANO IS PotMr.y,o. Ll'l ABNER EXPERIENCED or SPRING Shop. . . . Zwilling, Prop., Syracuse. 3 26 12tc OPEN HOUSE SI!:WING ~ · ttplll ill' rico, 1U ll!lkee. IVY WZII4 Tbe Fabrlt Shop. Pomi!I'O! Authorized Singer S.lleto and lillie! APRILt-1-8 GIVING AWAY 110,000 Green S'"mpl Plut Other VALUABLI PRIZIS No purch•se ntuuuy, luat rtglster IEFRISHMENTS-FAVORS DEMONSTRATIONS cosr t;OVS:WMENT.'( . GET A quQtalloa from lEU· TER INSUIIt,NCE AGENC..'\'• INC. before reoewing BLAEnNARS Phone ·992·2143 Pomeroy auto insurance. We may able to aave you money. I Z KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2-2!96 ,.. . . o. ly ART SANSOM ... . WiNNjE WINKLE APACHE CAMPING TRAILER TRUCK LOAD SALE NiteCiub By AL C:AIIJif • AIR POI.t.UTIO/V . BRAKE SERVICE ly BRANNER i f-!AT ~-QUARE:i U5 I T~OUGHT "ffU WE'<~ BROKE. CH ICK. YOUR CREDIT I!; G09D AGAIN. A 13A'K? I fiERES 7HETEN GRANDI L05T RC!ILETIE. 'rOIJ'RE A TRUE CCl'IFIDI:NCE MAN1 C~ICK CAINS. YOU NEVER LET DID YCU ROe SEI/TIMENT INTE~FERE WITH BU51NEI$, ,_...., Get Your New Apache Off A factory Truck and Save, Save, Save. ['MUlllc by Mary Lee Duo from Parkersburg , •• Never Before Such Low Prices ••• ' i., I t ' J I, , DANCE L f "\N· jl l .. > • '' &EK & MEEK For details of this sale, Ht us before AprlllO, 1967 SATURDAY By HOWIE SCH;<IEIDER Roush & lyons Camping Trailers APRIL 8 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. HE. MUST HAVE USED 'DO NOT DISTURB' SIG~S! UP ALL OF HIS Maaon, W. Va. Horten StrHt Eagles and Guasts Allen King and . tr., St•nlusters oar hops. Apply In persoa Crow's Sleak House. · 4 • 61~ New District Offlct BeintOI*'od Hiring For tht First t l - W£ CAN USE Pomeroy, Obio. .fltr ftctory repn..ntttln in Southern Ohlo &. Wilt Vlrglnl• 4f ·. WHITE ELEPHANT SALE/• days tf week. Wrile Fannie wesl, Wyllia 8 MEN 3lp For Rent LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE •· '. SWAP/ ~. TH!; ~ BOYs QQ PloY K.ICI(f.AC'<S ) WilJ"HOU f ' @l .1 1-j~Y'D C~ 'TJ::i£:t.:Q r T H~ 6!(0 .JQ~':'); C.~T RI C~-\ AND SO WOULD !;QM;''C fl'ooKfl) POLITICIANS l ' better- paid plan, Tltr\ILER apace .. Ave., Plloae 1181-liiiiS. 4 4 TRAILER, llrowu'l Park, Mlnamllla, 181 8Dl S II Pllooe 9llll38111. I 2 1ft APARTMEN'I'S- !undebecf - and un!umlsbed Ia Ulddleport. Also 1 slngla boUle. Phone & 3267. 4 ROOMs and llalli,-EIIt st., Pomeroy, till: I and hotb, Eaat MaiD St., eroy, flO; one f room ment, furntsbed, East iblal St., $60 ; one bulldlng, 20 s !0, East Main, vacant lot, 121 frontage, will build lo suit Ienon!, East MaiD Sl 1'110111 WI-lEN? 0 0 SO ~ THE WORD 1'5 TH....-'RE OOT To ~ vou ! YoU """" 1!!BT ~ 'N RIGHT, STAY IN LINE, 't(lJ GUVS ... l)ofEQf:"S PLENTY FOR EVERI'JOPY...TAJ<Ii 'IOUR11'-1E ! Visit our new showroom 1nd exp1ndtd f•cllltles. Wt 1re heN .. · pltast you. You'll like our •pprllul and new tradi"SS I~ I! NOW ONLY NEW 1966 Chevrolet ---. .·--...... Impala H. T. Coupe. V-8 engine, automatic traru., power' steering, P.B. ra<llo, !realer,.wbitewall tires and under-seal. CHECK THESE . 1963 .Rambler AmtriCin $6~5"'~ U. ..._ ...,...,U. ___ er 5 p. m. :Uiiliiiuiiiia~llciiei "'lclcllef.ort m s. eu ' ' WOULDN'T Ll'ifE N ! ull unlil I p. m. 99U8'15. Aller " ·emllf!. · 4 p.m. 119U9115. S 2S lfc welrom•. ~ o m e FIRST FLOOit lurnllhed !OlD' !rlend.. Bcv. H. I rooms and bath aportmeat. •• 'l'llatlll' •v>ng, h>l. Rev. Ph one -......... -· 3 5 lfc P.Jerce. pastor and •.::" .... . oCQrtgregauon welcomes clean, lUmp, ud DAD~ Cldi1GQ1JO&- ............. 4 1 3t on treated stoker c:oal. .&x'I'•L•.a.axa ' It ~. . . . . . . . ~.~. • • "';;;=....,==~~ cock Coal Co., I blodl: lraHic llghl Ill Cbesblre, lOOt _.._,_forllioaoM'.llltllll mitt All.,. Ph. 367 ·7526. UI 111r V.. X.,.. a. ,_ '1711. - 8biP lrrUoll, ,.IIwuA. - "'a. ·- .. S ROOM lurnlsbed aportmeal .._.. a. lllllll ... tiro · In MiddleJMJrt. nell' ,lbG!Jpln& £ OQJ11 a Qull' r area. Also a 14 llldNom »l esxavowxsxa XOQa house trailer. Pb. IDGIII,IIIIH .,;act· F1yt Mlnlty ~u:;,URE'S, PA"r! l.!Cw AND Super Market Prici_ng-· ~== BOUSE, IJ'ee& aluminum Jn&, 5 roo!DB, !lath and dry room, one acrt IJ'Ound. SyraCUie. Glenn Omdlff, Phone WJ.8676. 45 MGJB POMEROY THAT Rul Est.tt For Sale T-. a: AM to 101 AM (Boy or Girl) ·For Mulberry Ave. I'VE HA0 7HE WORD ~ YOu WiD~ WORD, eur YOU I ID Ito CIJSTOM bultherlng, will buy bides. . Phil Meier, 1192-l5JO. Ill "' •~:·· · MDn.1: AM to 1: PM HO~IAUS I ALL I """' THAl l Oblo. Appllcotions Taken • APARTMINT 14 Pboooeasy. lm-3IIH. IIIII Free llad3·MD Co., many man. -~~IROY,OHIG . BU'I' .. SELL·- OR UADY·MIJ concrele deUVII' ed r1g111 to your projecl , ... 8Pirlmetlla. a- Phone td-MM. iiiiiiii 10 lllllool. 10 II 1ft I X&q Local 1 owner low mileage ear. Spotl~ ·· Interior, ltd. tr1111. 6 cyl engine, 10<1<! • ~ tires, tree• .finllb, radio and heater. , 1960 Ford 'fl- 2 Door. Std. ••K YXOVI WX.81 wa J:B8WXa · WeD& ' WGDS ~L 0'» Dl . ' 8L• X8GV,I.UI\ - ~Pom .> 108 318 E. ~IN ." ~MLESS- AT NO 10 mE or'e license! .Cell WY Wlll!6. ~ IB ~ AND ~ THE '.fMEI.I.APNONE" · WILL RENOER -IJTOMOBILE IDsuraace beeo cancelled! Loet year' ·~ WHEEL AUGNMENT . l I •• l By CHES'TER GOULD �., ' l , ' l ( '• ,;, "., ' ..... .' \. • I' .. i~· ..i , . 't ,, About Middleport ':. ' '-,,IIJn HILLBILLY$" ,.,, H u ~ ky , Club Observes , p , 1Bth Brrthday omeroy Pupil At Arnold Home Group Tours , '!'he tBtlt anniversary or the Historical City Fnendly Neighbors Club was , . ::!.:SO: b~ork p;~:~~:':~ at IChurches. The conference "SHANE" l•ented a modern approach to 1 Jean Ar thur, Van Henin 1 celebra•ed re<'<lnti>l with 2 d1•· Pup• Is of the Pomeroy Satur- ·Christian living aod Included Iner ~t the home of Mrs. Robert 1'v Opportunity School went on 1modern music confession and IArnold. Rork St .. Pomeroy. ~./rip recently to the historical !silaring period;, ! The table was attractively de· ''·Y of Mamlta. the first per. Mrs. Herman Bailey Is re· "Orated in green and yello... manent settlement 10 the North. ported is improving at a Cin· Pomeroy. 0 . Winning prizes were Mrs. El· l "'est .Territory: , clnnati Hospital where she was;• wo•<i Bowers and Mrs. Roy . .!Vhtle 10 Manetta the children Itaken ill at the home of Smith. I ~ufed .the famous Cal'lpus Mar· : ~aughter , Mr. and Mrs. Harold I (Jthers at!Pnc!i~g were Mr:i. t u.~ Mllseum where many fa. IHarrison. FRIDAY 'hru TUE5DAY I " :-il 7-11 George Bu,..~Jamm, Mrs. Thom· ll':I)U<; items of the past aN! dis.. I WA' .tC'"'IIiEYS ac:. Werry Mr-; Henf'11 Werr~~ plal~"'d. The boys were inter- ~ HMO;. '{ !: Y':., 1014tlMEfH Mrs. Hen;, we."ry, Mrs. Cha;: e.<l•d in the frontier weapons 11'":;:r:(''1 1Cr' 1 ltlliur.ce ( "1 C'V<~ l: r. \ 'H tiE' HI leo;: w~rrr !l:l r~ Poul T~vll)r and the fine display of arrOW· I Mrs. K•nneth Romine, I heads, and the girls enjoyed ! I~N;I~;.:d ~;.J t. r. "'S Willard Hin•s '"; .~ u•;ts, Mr> studying the typ~s of clothing 1 Amanda Cas!"'r and MI!S Susie I worn by the ladles of frontier 1 Casper. 'imes. I The Wildwood Junior Garden Ail were Interested In the ' Cloo held its first meeting of Rive_rboat l!oo1m's mod•! repll· , the year April s at the home of <'~ o{ famous river boats on 1 the advi!or, Mrs. Victor Hysell. diSplay. . Officers elected for the new The children ate. t~ir sack , year are president, Tere" [ lunehes at the Washmg:on Coun- I Gooch; vice president, Grace ty fairgrounds and played in IHysell; secretary, Linda Hollon; the !81rgtound p~rk. Alter .a 1lreasurer, Susan Gooch: health short tour of Manetta the chd· 1 chairman, Koste Hysell, and dren returned home, much 1 safety chairman Heidi Milhoan more tired than when they left. The group vot~ to take flow: ers to the hospital and flowers WELCOMED IN CHURCH and cookies to the eount.y home I New members recently wei· ! as a community project eomed .into the Laurel ctifl t Other members ar~ .Julia MethodiSt Church were M". i Gooch, Beveriee Houdashelt, Harry E. Cla~k ~nd Mrs. R1ch· 1Barbara Fisher, Sandra Roush, AND ALL YOUR GRADUATION NEEDS a;d Fnend; JU.mor membe~s , and Peggy Milhoan. Mri. R1cky Clark, Richard, Bryan, Dwight Milhoan is the assistant I Stop in ot the New York Clothing House Marvin and Belinda and Mark leader. Fnend . I Refreshments were served 1 end IH what wo have to offer. by Mrs. Hysell. SKATE PARTY ESJOYED . ---SPECIAL DEAL A skating parly for the youlil : choir and guests of Laurel Cli!f , FOR AU GRADUATES Free Methodist Church was held I' Irecently at the Chester Skate-A : Jaynt" Mansfield ~LU ' 1 M,.: I For Your Junior- 1 •• •• ~ •• ••• • Mens Blue Denim ••• : WORK .:f4jw.Y ork Clothing Store · Way. IN HOSPITAL The Golden Rule Class of the William Arthur Snyder of Mid· •Pomeroy Church of Christ met dieport was admitted to the 'Tuesday evening at the church Charleston General Hospital with Mt;. Walter Kennedy, Jr., Sunday. Hi! room number is secretary, presiding. 544. 1 Mrs. Elwood Bowers led :~~~~~~~=~=========~ \'our Full S.rvict Blnk Is , • , OP!N FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 POMEROY NATIONAL Strving Meigs Cottnttl tor OHr 84 Yo!atw Mtmbtt r•dqol B,.WIII ter of John, and closed with 1 prayer. The roll call vottons, reading the was 16th achap. orite poem or saying. Get well cards ·are to be ordered to sell. Mrs. Chariea Eskew led entertainment and prizes won by Mrs. Elwood Bowers Mrs. Conrad and Mrs: Denver Kappie. ~::rea=:;:: were served by Mrs. and Mrs. Ohlinger to Mrs. ter Kennedy, Jr., Mrs. 'l:hllries Eskew, Ml'B. A. L. Phelps, and Mrs. Denver Kapple. IMPROVEMENTS NOTED Recent hnprovements ol the 1 Laurel CUR Free Metbodist Church included enlargement of the pulpit area, panelling of lront wall, .new altar rallin(, IIIII Dill red carpeta. I -· ' ' ' ·• ' • '' ' BOYS $2.95 PERMANENT PR~S to tile '. S11it Dumhaed • ' Shirt and Slacks Sets Si1.es 2 to 7. Set consists of a short sleeve shirt with slacks to match. Our "Ruff and Tumble'' quality. $2.95 Shirt and Slacks Sets _ _ $2.35 $3.95 Shirt and Slacks Sets $3.00 YOUNG MINS MENS HANES SOLID COLOR T·SHIRT With Pocket SWEAT SHIRTS Sizes small, medium, lar¥e and extra large. Sobd colors and white with color trim. ~:~. S1.69 SPURS . SllQI.~ l!tl- hlp bueeln£ Western otyle jeana, 100% cotton twilL Sanforized shrunk, blue, . . wheat or black. Slzeo 29 to SB. Ideal for work or Sports wear. Raglan shoulders. Green, black, whlte, bur· g.mdy, na\'y, blue. MENSBIGYANK Permanent Press WORK UNIFORM$/ Our R~gular $3.99 Shirts and $4.99 y,.J.,. · On Sale For ' ' ... . $7.50 Mens Short • a lult ~ ,., . ~ • The work uniform that never needs lronli!J.lt ·. Pants In sizes 29 to 42 and your eorrect.Jeilo• ·' ,. · Sleeve ' ,.. I eshtrts ln sizes 14¥.. to ' 17 w1lb 32, 33 :or:u~len&th sleeves. WORK \:: . Dark Olive -Dark Grew - Da1·k Giree~· SHIRTS MENS $2.95 SHORT SLEEVE ~ DRESS SHIRTS , Made with lull lenllh !llirt taU, 2 button down flap pockets, 100% cot ton .summer weight fabric. Grey, green, 1•• WhitiS Solid Putal C.lon :; Permanent preu, Dacron 1nd C<ittDton~:.• wldeapr01d collor style. Ne<k 111ea 14 to 11. 11 the Sale Thunday, Frid11 and S.lurday. 65% blue chambray. Small, medium, 31!% l·: t:"t . ~.50 large, extra largf". S2J9 BOYS HONDO SLA(:KS' MENS LEE SUMMER WEIGHT WORK CAPS These capa are washable and match the colora In uniforms. Sizes 6% to 7\i. Shop Cap Style with peaked front _ 69c Sportster Style Made like a Blseball Cap $1 ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT! Brach1sPackaged Candies Brach's Candy lB good candy and you'll Uke th11 aelectlon. Stock up now on your favorite kind. c-"ut ond C.romol Clnnomon Dloks Orontt lUcio luHtr Mil"' . Wl"""'i'otn ~ starntht Minto Clrcut PIIRuti lct<l Jolly Cordlola Clnnomon D1slc,l Caramels LlcOrfco Minta And Meny, Mllny Ot~er• '. ' . new Uttlt loys 2.9,5 DRESS and PLAY SLACKS Sizes 2 to 7 lo •1Urd7 denim, Pobfller and cotton btenda. AU are "" manent preu. So perfect for OVei'JdiJ WU1'. . ' 2 ,., ·$5·00- IIOYI I I I, . Israeli in Ritter ·Fight " I '' ' ' •I .~ ,• •'' ' Mtna$1.95 Short SINve SALEI LITTLE BOYS • -·',.. • Excellent quality, Premium materlal11 . :,:~iS:~~:~~~ workmanship, Paloleya, Solld Colorl, S medium, laree, extra lar1e. .48 Toffy Sticks Booton lokod luno Iced Jolly ConK lo~y Mlnll lrtdgo Mix lrldtlo Minto Punut Iutter Ki&lll c ..... ut Dips Jolly Nou1•t• lwodlsh Minta loot ' " ' lorrols ~,.~I BY THE UPl Mens Short Sleeve Sport·Shirts long wearing blue denim \ WORLD ldNI Shlrh For Graduation Glftt Birthday ~r Specially For You 42 waist. Triple stitched. Sturdy, $ ID Slzea 6 to 20. Bold plaids, regular plaldl;· ;·: ~~;~~ 10Ud colora and stripes. Many styles are II Chooae your favorite ooUar style, pattern and frOm tbls very flne selection of boy1 IPOrt ii'biML , DUNGAREES Si1.es 29 ,. ; Short Sleeve Sport Sh,, I)- Commission to Rale On Combined Airpoq ' ~.44 · Senior Prom Golden Rule C loss to Sell Get Well Cards ' at MEIGS THEATRE Teresa Gooch IS President Of J unior Club ' ' .';,;' 1 I ., . :. e . NO. '277 I 1 ' ' '• I • . nttne . .. ' 1· .,_._______..-.,I •. •' lie~ 1 • l 11 . . '.' Pupils Treated i T Party T B' hd ays ~ • N- . Mrs. Zahn, OharlNIOn, l'l : Va., visited with her . · · . -:'tl,e home of Mrs. Oscar Rol!-! at1ng committee, Mrs. Harold retary, Mrs", Richard Jones, !her, Mrs. David Entsminger, :, .~1,; overlooking the beautiful IBrown, gave her report. The and lreasurer, Mrs. Oscar Roe- over. the weekend. .Onib: River, was the scene ul orlicers named were: president, del. . i Gene Crooks and 8 guest, .the Pomeroy Garden Club Mrs. Fred Blaettnar; ~ice pres- . The slate ol offiCers was unan• ; Miss Nancy Cornwell, meeting Mooday afternoon. 1desl, Mrs. Roy Betzmg: sec- ,1mously elected lor the next . bus, were weekend guests Mrs. Cbarles Persinger, pres· - - - ··---- · - - · - - Itwo years. Ihis parents Mr. and Ml'B. WaJ. !dent, opened the meeting by j I A special welcome was given Iter Crooks 'and family. ' reeding the verse of the month: 1 to Mrs. Edward Foster an d l Mr. VIctor Grim is serl•>usi.yj Jlulllble we must be, If 10 0 for IMrs. Homer Hysell, guests of i ill at Meigs General Hospital ;n ' beaven we go; the Garden Club. Pomeroy where he is being 1 Hlb Is tbe roo[ tbere. but . WO rrt 'Mrs. L. c. Karr gave a most , treated for pneumonia. His IOUol'l. lbe gate is low. , Members of the Special Edu· mterestmg paper on chryaanth,. ily had been called here when ~ devotional penod w:JS con· cation class at the Pomeroy mums, noting that it seems !hat he became ill during Easter d';lqted by Mrs Harold Brown Elementary School were lreat- no matter how much we know, Iweekend. Including Mr. and ~ the scnpture was taken ed to their monthly birthday there " always somethmg new , Mrs. Paul Grim of Serf City, ft9Jll the J>th chapter of John, party Thursday, March 23, by one can learn m developing !N. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Ro!>mses 1-B. She read a c!Japter the Winding Trail Garden club. more beautiful chrysanthe- 1eri Sever o1 Zanesville. The 1 ·:IfOm the devotional hook o~ Birthdays of Walter Rowley mums. . Sever !emily has returned to "TaKing Time to Ha.e Prayer. , and Carl Hendricks were ob- I One of the most dtsgul!tlng Zanesville temporarily, :A .small child was w1llmg to served at the party which was tllings about tills flower IS that Mr. Joe Sissarnonda of New less in order to have time • also held as an E~ster cele- it usually grows much too taU Haven, W. Va., grandfather their daily meditations. True hration. 1and the leaves turn brown. Two ITimmy Ray Shafer, son of Mr. l tii J~~~·~~~:~~ of Jesus use time and : Games were played under the · ways to produce shorter chry· and Mrs. Mike Shllfer, was I to bear fruit for God. , direction of Mrs .Joe Struble,[ santhemums is, first, PI anti so present for the baptismal rit· , Mrs. Brown read the poem. who also judged the pictures of 1dwarf mums, and second, use j es held at the Sacred Heart , "Slow Me Down Lord," by R the coloring contest finished 1 Phospon. The plant will re- 1Churcil in Pomeroy Easter Sun· .- :L. Crane, teachmf(. a!I to have earlier in the day . Pictures [main short, but it will produce !day. Hi! name was unintention· love, time. and understanding from the Daily Sentinel were beautilul blooms and green !oii·lany ommilted in the account. fo••.one aoother. She clo" d wit~ used in the contest and judged I age. Phospon has proven to be 1 Weekend guesis of Mrs. Mary prayer. in the followmg categories and inexpensive and its effective- Lyons were her brother and A communicatiOn was re:1d in the order listed, all names af. ness is from 1 to 3 years. Ifamily, Mr. and Mrs. Bethel , !rom Mrs. Charles LewiS. co"n· ter the first two being honor. Another way to have silorter Richards of Ohley, W. Va. Join· : ly contact c!Ja~rman , •n refer- able mention : Girls - Bar- ~ plants and larger blooms is to ing them on Saturday were ence to the rumm age sale which, bara Lewis, Anita Ratliff, Deb- clip the stems back as late as Mr. and Mrs. Danny Flannigan w•s held March 3\ sl and April' bie Campbell, Mary Ellen to the middle of July. Trans- 1 of Miami, W. Va., and Mr. and 1st, Mrs. Charles Persinger and Smith. [plant the cuttings to produce ,Mrs. Glenn Peters of Chesa· l\lfs. Fred Blaettnar assisted at Big Boys - Michael Smith, 'more plants. Pinch ofl some of ' peake, W. Va. The birthdays of the, sale. I Bobby Dill, Monte Riffle, Carl the buds on the stalk to pruduce Mrs. Lyons and her brother The members res ponded t.o Hendric~s, Tom Laudermilt and larger blooms. Place the plants Mr. Richards were observed: · roll call by numing a flower oil Sam 1'erzoppoious. ~ about 18 inches apart in order 1and a decorated birthday cake a plant nomed '" the Bible. Little Boys - Max Laude~· to have good ventilation, and i was served to the guests. I This was very inslruclive, Wlih ! milt. Waiter Rowley, DenniS water well. Chrysanthemums do l Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sharp ! ·, tile • ·s:-· eno• of Mrs t.vd !a ! Riffle, Billy Lehew, Michael not r~uire full sun. Partial and daughter, Marilyn, and , E]le•·s~or:! . w! .:> had a book that Hudson. . shade ". far better and the ~ their son and family, Mr. and I g~ve t>.e h . .,,,) c~ earh plont The Grand Prize .wmner was plants wtll bloom earlier. Mrs. John Sharp and daughter, and for what ee1rh was used. · Barbara Lew1s Pnzes we~e I The meehng was adjourned Jodie, of Lancaster, visited ov~ The chmrman ol the nomin· , money. Refreshments were m and the hostess served delicious er the weekend with Mr. and keeping .with r,, ter. Mrs. Rnb· ! refreshment.. . Mrs. Robert Sbarp and Mr. and ert LewiS was hostess for the The next meetmg will be at Mrs. Paul Hsptonstall and lam· j month. :the home of Mrs. Carl Bili· 1ily. 1 kam, May !st. I Mro. James Euler and Mrs. ,:ames Jividen have returned FRI., SAT., .& SUN. 1 rrom Atwood Lodge near New 1 , • April 7, I, 9 1 "LAS VEGAS I Philadelphia where they attend· . .. ' ' Pomeroy Gar den club .. •• ' . • I ' 1• .. , 'I ¥·1< . ' \ . I : A codlined airport, t h a till! CIty Manager Gary ll both COUIIIiel uparatflr liiOJio would sot $200,0i3 of alate moo· Short's olllce, representatives \ day morning. The C!OIIIIIIInlooo ey (or conatrucUon, will be rOOo of tbe Meigs and Gallia Coun- ers wiU make a liDi1 jleciJioD. ommended Monday to Ga 11 i a ty Community Improvement Represenlinl t b e )hi• I and Meigs County boarda 'II Corporattona reviewed and a- CIC were llenWd hUz, 'Dr. commissioners. greed On propos ala for a joint Harold s-o, Frank R IJ W A decision is expected Mon. ai~trlp. and BUI CIIUda. day by Meip and Ga\Ua Com· The airstrip would be located Representing tbt GaUia CIC missioners concerning the com· on the GSl Industrial Park Site. were Dan Evanll, Gary Sltort, bined airport. The CICs will present their pro- 1Eldon WUerch and r.-. A. R. ThursdJY eveninl, In Gaiiipo· posala to tile commissioners of , ChrislenSen. I '' ' Dollars For Scholars Seeking Affiliation � 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/. 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