https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3ad68848f19c2dd38d8b0096d32af0f4.pdf 3b2b62547c78297031a37236d306e56e PDF Text Text ., ' 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 �' '' ' I \ ' ~ 1} ..... ;,G'\t. t '' ~.N \ . League~lf.To~ney · e / Jng: ew The Ob!o _._setApril'~~-~- Southeasl!lrn Ath· tournall!enl , ,· Is to later. '· !eli' Lelli\le rnilf Tournament\.' Date for the leagu~ tournl< Leaghe, ~epresentatlvet iJ. ·· e~ wjJI be held Friday, AprU Z8, menl ~s set at the monlb!Y IP'eed II ' ls permisslblr f<>r , . ,, , ' · · , <>· • •· , ,J. the Pomeroy Golf Cout;S• SEOAL meeting Thlll'!day ~hi ~bQola 10 ,lll,ve oiliclala:.il,...~- 1 ~J,u.r,m.vs !l!Pil - Anolll- wub Middleport· lnd Fome.., · 11 Athens mg11 ScbQQII> Date tor :"l!!if<lt' 9f!l~al ~ hfllp' , w111 . er adptl}ll!IJ'~UOII • bwck8!1 JlllM !f\i!! liCh99Js p boats for the the ann~al~ SEoAJfirac~ meet lb8 ·rtserv~ · bsik~tblfi' .ganie. • bill ,will ' Ill! btl1111 II!Q lelii!Ja· -· ·-~ -=~=----•-=•·'·"" ·•"" '" " ' ' Mo.t members beUeiied"' th1~1 .> ture when 11 reconvenes Mon· 'll!erl lhol!.ld-be 0111 •rill QC. dar night, Ibis one to broaden flclal workjrig the reserve' pm~, ~se of ln4!JSirla! e•p,nalon ft. .. l . , p , ·1 :· • " · • • · nrnclng ~· .L.'. .rn other gctl9nf Atlj~ : was Tit• 11\~P,!!.1l ",. !nlrf!ll~ ' '< mven ·~f ;W' tfll'lY,.i !Ill Th111'8dQf • Iii "'" 3'1!81e. Bpth · · · ~- ·· . . · . • · dlaq~piQ!l8!Jl..J!'-'~~k~tbaU trophj chambe!'l ~el4 bri~, W!OVllql- · , C.\NfON. (Ufl) ,_, Til~ East Ol!lo Gas Cp. IIJid NeJSQil\'111'. Wf! ~ven 53 ful sess!Oh~ 'l'hin-sdw befo11 ad- Tlllll'sdpy cbprgeil·til• Qblo P~wer Co. "td a l'll31 o~!~l~ to ~RI>ly· to tht rfJ!pve IIJBket. Jol!f1llng for tile weekend. · firJII Willi WQrk,i!lg lo~e~ber tQ try to "monopolize t)]e liolt lroJ!IIi, MeJJ#rs also autll'llte bond bill, sponsoreg by marltet" I~ p ~\lit filO~ m Stl!f~ County Common Ple~s o~lzed I!P!i!:bel to tra4• 111m• Sens. Walter Powell, R - Fair- O!urt. · J , . fGr sco~uns ~s field Howard Cook R-Toledo, The ns eompany named lh~ ~~ real estate . fJtm II'~ ' Pll!'- 1 .,.·.-...,~..-~·;i;;;;;;;;..,;o;.....,_. end 'Jam.S Laedy, '11-Wooster, Frankllq ae.l Estate C<J .. wbl~ ' clll!sjng large tr~d!! ol I• P dll would ~end to COIIIIIles pow· ll!e suit ldeqiJIIed as oontroll· h!Jhly desirable for real ~le ers now enjoyecl by municipal- ed by the ~~~ utility, liB I !!evel9fllllenl." ,. Illes co-defendant In tile oase. .1... ,, ~"""'nY w!llo~ coin P~tterson J'ebble, deputy dl- East I) hI o claimi!CI \11@! ·~"' 1·"" -~.. •• ' ·• · rector of the state Development Fran~lln Ileal Estate will sell ~~s with the elec~trlo qtijlty Department, erpialned tllal un- Iota only to those contractors !n 10 Ohio counlles, pked t!Je der present law municlpalltles who a~e to boild homes Whl~h court to order -the Ohlp PI!\VV may issue boJids to finance In- wlil use only el~clty f o r IC<J. and · Fr~klin ~I ES\lte duatrlal e~panaion projects on- beating. . I' to ljllSWer under nell! 10 4uef· OUTSTANDING PLAYERS - Four members of the Middleport basketball team w~n presented trophies ly within their corporaUon Urn· 11 ~aiel the power eollljlallf Uou whicb 11 wlsll• to pose, ~II. iq Ill~ annual Award! Assembly at Middleport High School. The outstanl(i~g players &re, front ~o ~::~.Jim Butcher, best defense; Asa Bradbury, best foul shooter; Mark Tannebtll, leading rebounder, and Btll it~.'Many of the Ideal corporate Rh0d Bill. MonopoI,v Ch • sw"t'' . arue·dJll Fil'edUlf;East'Oh'10' c· .· If ' . II most valuabAle plhlayer. VorsityRbasketball ·:•ch dis Carl WMHSolfe. t· - 1!'1111111111111111 TT77 etes ecognJZe at ll!lliW- :1:!!\~~~i-~~ ~!:bl~':/f T~e WASIIINGTON (Ufl) -For· · BEVERLY ll!LLS, CAJJF !loy, !(ennett YOI!Jll!1• II, ·' mer SeQlllt aide 1\obert G. (UP!) Hund!'eds of wt~ was ~ ~r 1$ la~r. '"d basketball plat Rick Hazelton, Jim Conde, Jeffl Fife, Don llamsey, Bob Hy- (Bobby) Baker was aontencand federal agents combed the Herllert, 35, personally paid honored in an Awar,1s Boggs, Ketth French, · Rtchard 1sell, and J. T, Rue; Manager, ed ~ to ~rve from oqe ~ Los Angeles ar"l! lodly for th~ til~ 11\0neJ to one 01 the ~t·b~,:,at~!llliiddlepMt HIgh Haggerty, Dennis Ault, van Kent Kloes. to 11111"' ye.... Ia prisoa •• ki4napers pf a lini!IIC\er's lddnAper,. The Iaiiier is pr* i Johnson, John Ingles, Jim ClatHONOR CEIITIFICATES eacb of seven counts of Jar. son who was released ideitt of Gibrlllll!r ~av41S' aQ<I vsrSily, 14 resen>e, worthy, Pat ~rcher, Bob Lewis, Academic achievement certif· ceay, iacome laJ: evasloa and In exchange for $250,000. was Loan AssoclaUon, a subsidiary pade, and nine sev- Alan Cunningham, Doxie Walt- icate were awarded to Jama- fraud, The sentences would the largest ransom ever paid In of Gibraltar .Financial C<Jrps., gra4! !Joys wen· recog- ers, Dennis Hackelt and John riUa Ward, Susan Morris, Mar- be served roacurrenOy, the United Stales for the safe wblch bas assets of $413.1 mil· Our expert ltylfi!s a • e 1 popjned to Qlape your hair •:=~~'l'~~wentv·>ix students won , Tannehill; ~gr., Mark Fowler, jorie Harris, Rose Marie Jack- llaker'a alto"!JJ)'a auounced return of a victim. lion, lhl~/gU'\1 ltlok YPI!.r p certificates, '?.'".~ 1 Eighth Grade Basketboll, Leo ~· ell, Karen _Faulk, LeI and they would apPeal jmllledlate. WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Beverly mus Pollee ChIef l . ~~ 111 f(/r htlr a gold seal for all A Kennedy, Jr., coach, John Brown, Patnc1a Ann Slaven, ly The ma>Imum penally for Federal Reserve Board has , Clinton Anderson said a "clean ijl¥1 ' ,:~dl Dennis Debra King , Carol King, Karen~lb~ Ieven coaall could have lowered lis ~ount rate, but Everyoao lntere&led in do- and shiny" UH!5 sedan was being 1 Kloes, Bill Hensler, i made were: Varsi- Boggs, Ricky Van ~:e1er, Mick- Hawley, Jacquelme Hawley, bee (I Ia prllou ud the interest rates people pay ial 6-H clab leallenblp wort so~ght as the possible kidnap " lli!kel:balll,. G>mcl 8arl Wolfe, 1ey Childs, Jim Wildermuth, George William Hackett, Betsy out tiD for h•me, car, or personalloana 1a 11187 or !fll lJ iavlted to car. He described the car u a 7 0 Don Nelson, Asa Tom Hoffner, StanlEy Wilson, Cunningham, Barry Wisor, Sher- 1 ' e. probably will not go down, at attend tbe oew 6-H Advioor two-door Chevrolet Impala bearWayne .Dav1s, Jim 1Randy Beci{er, Gene Powell, rie Shuler, Rcmalee Nien, Ka· . ~1 1"11 1'ililiD$l(Uii§aB least not right away. , Tn:ln1nl aes1Jo at the COIIIt· lng California license "NBD Qeqcge Sauer, Steve: Sherman Mills, George Hawley, thy Morgan, Cynthia Ann Mills, That was t~e consensus her@ 1y elleiisloa qfllee, Pomeroy, 770" but said the plates might Phone 9f2.15J7 Ra, Hindy, sonny Pat Mullen, and Roger Picke"'. Mary Long, Mary Jane Jenkin· } ano on Wail Street !oday in the all p.m. Moaday, Aprll 11. be "fictltious.".~:;;;:;;.;-;;;::~~~~M~·:~:·~"":·~ln::;:;;;;,'~'"";:.'"'~r~ _ . Mark Tannehill, ,,Bill I Seventh Grade Basketball, ron, Marta Kay Hubbard, Ter• wake of the boards dramaUc The se11lon wW last two .••~~~.;-,.., ' ' Kevin Dailey: C<Jach, Kennedy, Steve Dunfee, esa easel, Conme l..ee Bachner, move toward easter money, hoar• BDd • repeal ....,.. •• Harold Ll~hlfllot. ITom Cook, Dan Lewis, Terry John Tannehill, Sylvia Swanson On Thursday, the Fed unanl- will be lield Ia the :" IW~erve Basketball, Coach Grogan, Frank Hoffman, David and Roberta Jean Ord. mously approved a requpst at 1:.30 p. m. Ail persoaa : ------ .. - - - - MASON - Funeral services from 10 of the 1~ regional teresled abould call the e.. ; for Sylvia Stewart, 67, Mason, ~·ederai Reserve banks to out ienslon oHice givblg tbelr •• • who d1ed Thursday in the Vet- the discount rate I• 4 per cent aame and addrell. erans Meroorial Hospital, will This rate is what commerclal i..,•• - •IIIIII--•E!don 0. Wtrerch was unaoi· i polis and Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn Board members present at · be held Sunday at 2 p. m. at banks have to pay when they I' tnonsllv reelerted preSident of , Ross of Cheshire. the meeting ,wore Mr. and Mrs. the Mason Methodist Church borrow from the Fed. II had Mn E V AUlltin · Community Con-. It w•s announced th2t James Ralph Crump and Mrs. I. G. with the Rev, Marvan Frame been 4.5 per cent since Decem' ' ' d AssociJtion hy the organi- , Marlin. New York rw•senta- Volden of Pt. Pleasant, and \ offici•ting. Burial will be in ber 1965 Succumbs Tburs ay . inn's board of directors. 1live of Commnnily Concerts, Mr. and Mrs. Wuerch, Dr. and the I.O.O.F, Cemetery at Mas- 'fhe r~uction was designed PT. PLEASANT - Mrs, Eva Other office" reelected at 1Inc .. will be ill Gallipol'• June Mrs. Lewis Schmidt, Mrs. Keith on. to k !her intere~t rates Iall- IV. Austm, lml"Seventh St., Pl. 111~ellng were , A, K•'l'b~ll 15-17. At that time, the associa- Suiter, Dr. and Mrs. Oscar W. l in ~~~he have been since Pleas~nt, died ~y Thurs. t.l vtce-president ; Mr.. tlon pions lo hold nne "' two Clarke, Mrs. Charles E. Hol•er, She was born August 4. 1899, t Y mer In order to day at UO (K>~mi at ber home. 18 1 Suiler. 2d vice-president : teos for workers rr om pa,,l .Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Kimball at Portsmouth, the daughter of .' sum! lsh economy. She is tbe•' daushter of C. R. McGinNess. treasurer, momhrrship campo i~ns and Suiter, Dwtghl C. Wetherholt, ' the late John and Sarah Bruce ~:~c~a~s c~ll~ggthe move an- late John Wasley and Eliza· ~ . 00<1· Mrs. Evan C. Rodenck, all persons inleresled in learn- ~ and Dr. and Mrs. Evan C. Rod- Ingels. She was a member of h · 1 1 a road the Ibeth Erneslllf iiUI<!kbolff, 1 . ·· · , ing more ni1out the communily erick, all of Gallipolis. the Mason Methodist Church ~ e~ ~ ep ba on follow in~ since She is survived by one dau~h· l , l>r., o<.cts of acquirin~ a 'lew f'Or.rert -~· -~n• 7 :1 tion. and the SFR Class of that ar as een . ter. Mrs. Irepe _Norrls,. Tol~o. , 1 plfiRO, by means or " "'•mar- A spo1·,ai p!'O?ram on New church. Her husband, Charles, l<St faiL TjJe body Is at the>C~w. ll!Js- . fund drive, were diccussed . York's nrw J,,nooln Cent e r, l also preceded ber In death in /sell Funeral "Home end ar· l a committee was appointed illustrnleo by color s lide s, l 1936, rangements will be anllOUI1Ce4 Investigate this prospect. will be prescnlcrl bv ~lr. Mar- l (Continued from Page 1) I ld 1 •later, • • • , 11. Survivors ed ncNu e s x sons. [ . -· new mt'mbers \~ e! e tm at the tr.:Js ~fro:; C. R. •~1c· ment from the original 5 dell f . 0 :t~et,to the board du•·ing lhe , (;Inness of Gnllinc,•·s and Mrs. I . \Mack, Alfr ' orman, a SERVICES Clf4NGI!D . . , ;,o. • • ,... gree curves to a 60 m1le per Mason; James, o! West Colum0 Ce sessiOn. They are Mr. ~~Reed, J1, of Pomeroy wlil ,hour des·•n speed the lack of [ , G1 dV Cummunioa services have . · be co-c hmrmen · f h '' • bta· Howard a ion, an on, b Mrs. Bert Ad!er of GaII •·: o l ese events. qualified appraisers lnd final' • d h S , • een cbl!llied to 10:45 §. m. at ___ _ ~--------~-~-----_ ' New Haven; one augter, B·1 COLUMBUS (UP!)- Pohce th A 1 Gro Mtbod' t , . ly after all of these hurdles/' ly Mason, II grandchildren. hed f r a hU - skip e pp e ve e " , . " , · · . have been made, comes the in- an'd two br~thers, Les and Earl l ~~!~ ':~c killedo a motorist as f:'.:h !l!ld ~ ~~ P· m, at the abJ11ty to negol!ate purchase of I' Ingels, both of Mason bend' e of two Clll!!" ~lJI'{!h, ""~ · he was ang over 0n , The body will lie in state at boys he had Injured with b 1s l!~Cl 'I'(} N~ 1property, , It is the policy of the depart- the ~burch one hour prior to own auto moments befor~. OOLUMBUS <IJI'It .,. l'roduc1 ment to exhaust all possible servtces. Fnends may call at [ Police said Calvin E. Harper, , Uon re!tirne~ to !lllrm@! at ihe means of reacbing an agree- the Stewart reSidence '" Mason ' 24, C<Jiumbus, was killed Fr1· : Westir.ghouse pil!llt here llltfay ment before resorting to con- anytime after noon Saturday. day night as he was atlemjKIIIi ir> tile wake of a short. • lived demnation under the right of Foglesong Funeral Home Is to aid one of the two boys who wildcat strike O\'llf the suspen11 r... ... .,,..,. 1 1ond-~fl!t~ eminent domain. In charge. were hit by his ear. sion of a union steward. / Officers said Harper's c a r - -==::i~=====---~--,~------.::;..-....,,...Thi• project, being top priorTO BilOW SUDES struck the two boys who were tty, has not been assigned a Edson Roush will show slides ,d. g their bicycles' and 1 b c definite sale date, but is to be of his Eureopean trip at l he ~~;"skidded off the 'road. H••· plaeed lr the earliest sale for regular m?r.thly meeting of th \ per was struck by a 1951 or 19!i2 Whtch lt can be assured thal l Syracuse PTA, Tuesday, Ap. ' model while and dark car as I 1he nght of way wlll be avail- , ril, 11 at 1:30 p.m. he was tryin& to help one of Only Distant Relief See'n For Debt _ ors ru :yean ICU'$ BWJ'tY SALON I s. J • s VIa lewart o·Ies Thursday BULOVA ·.co Concert Group Reelects Wuerch America's favorite raduatlon Gift I f• 1 t'te ROUTE 35 \V anted by cap1t•alP }j : ow.- ~e Jt'S All previous statements, set· datee and then changing them, have been made In comgood faith with the facts 1avallable at the time these Istatements were made, Galha County has been long : suffering and certainly the ' breaks for this project must go your way soon, Mr. Dowler soid. FULL•FIELD•YIELDS: . "-"'-5.S~arFunk'oG-HybridsdemOtUP'ato<l •,.,... before !heir bred-in capa<ity 10 make rec· .,.S fuU.fieiQ.yiokfs in every in>portaot a>ro JIOW• 1· ~ ~~rea ill cbe counlrj', CAlL CANCELLED The Pomeroy fire department was called Thursday at 8:06 p. m. to New 81., where a ear was supposedly ~ fire. The call was cancelled while tho truck wu litlf •··•··uei<i-yloldt of qualiry <orn ,,, ~ plant!'uok's G-Hybtids 011 wbole field.~ v• . . . farm, ••,••••, --.~.,., • enrouto. . KILLED ON CYCLE Theo~~~ went on at 1 h 1g h BUCYRUS, Ohio (UPl) -Har rate of speed. Also injured in old Fox, 21, of Harpster, wos the second accident W!l8 John kllled Thursday when his motor· Dou&laa Daver, ~. Claill!llns, cycle SlllJlslied Into a car on who was listed In crit!C!Il ~P.!h Ohio 182 In Orawford County I dillon at Anthony's llospllal. near here. · j.-iiiii'iii'...,iiiiiii;;;i;;;;o;iiiiiijjji;'"ll , · · BOY DIES MEDINA Ohio (UP!) -Mark E. ~sent: t, of Seville, was killed Thursday when bla bt. cycle was hit by a car on Medina County ro~ ne*" here, · The Ql!lk ~~. ·, bannJ._ reptil" found friJIIIlll b""'s !'11!1 dalr!ea, eons~ l!Mienla but not 11\ilk. St: s~. (Qnsignment ' RUN FLOUR MILLS Phone 992·2115 Pomeroy, Ohie ,3 !, ' ,>;· ' (, . '.:, ' 1-' \ ' IJPI &pn Writer vtetnam war olf tlle front In the other games Thursday, 1 ~ay's Quickie Quiz: I"'S"'· Mathews' switch to fil'sti\Boston turned back Detroit, 4-l, ' Name a veteran baseball star h» been conducted with little Kansas City whipped Philadel· who's being switched to fwst fanfare. ,pllia 11·3, Cleveland beat . base this season and· nee4s just Although Yankee manager ICincinnati 11 - 4, California a few more homers to O<come iRalpll Houk Thursday named blanked San Francisco t-O, !be sixth player In history to hit ' Mantle as bis starting first Baltimore de'feated Minnesota 6·1110 homers in his career. baseman, Mathews is trying to 3 in 10 innings, the Mets edged Did you say Mickey Mantle? ·beat out Chuck Harrison for the St. Louis, 21 In 10 innings and · Wrong. · starting Astro job. the Cubs beat the White Sox, 8The guy is 36-year-old Eddie While Mathews was enjoying 4. Mathews, who's trying to make a good day, ManUe made his A two-run double' by Tony 'the transition to first base at first error of the spring at first C<Jnigl\aro off rookie George ·, Houston aft or t5 years at thirdiand it preceded Cap Peterson's Korlnce highlighted a three-run base wilh Boston, Milwaukee ! fourth-inning homer lbat led the seventh that gave Boston Its · and Atlanta. Washington Senators to a 5-2 victory ,over Detroit Mathews is also lied with Lou victory over the Yanks, Joe Ed Charles' three-run homer tlehrig for seventh on the all· C<Jleman, the Senators' rookie in tile third was the key blow in time homer list with 493. He righthander, held the Yanks IKansas City's triumph o v e .trails oniy Mantle 1.96) and the hiUess for five innings, I Philadelphia as the A's pounded five men who've hit over 500Mel Ott, Ted Willi.ams, Junmy •r · ·' · ' '' 1 'I ·. ~%~;h::li:;:Y•Io·::s.B::: ~ e AT.J ~t;;TAR ~·· -- ' · Fic~t I _Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy;~iddl~ ,~." ·~~ ; ~::',::,~ tt_; Preo~ ID~tlollal Re"iu. By Ualted ';· · .. PORTLAND, Maine <UP!) Dirk Ellsworth lor .~o hits and lead the Indiana to their rout of ,Gene Hwrricane) Herrkk,_~~- - ~lcago ; .·._,-,: 11 runs. Cincinnati. 1'he lndtans wuund [Sacu, ·Mass., stopped Dick .Toronto. · The Orioles ellj)loded for three up with 15 hits including homers I Frendl, 152, Providence, R.I.. ... . 1 runs in the loth to upend the by Willie Smith and Duke Sims. .. Montreal " 1 <2), Twins after Frank Robinson's Jose Cardenal's. long fly to __ . N York ,_ homer In tile eighth sent the left In the sJxth mnmg scored · ew. , -, 1 · game Into extra inning~ Woodie Paul Schaal with the lone run of · OSAKA, Japan _(UP[) Tb~· llolalll Held's double climaxed the the game and gave the Angels · Aliihilla Someya, 135.1-2, Japan, O!ieago 5 11>~ 2. three-run lOth inning uprising. their victory over San Franci;I outooint"" Fi•htin1 Kim 135 I Montreal f' N4MJ Yon • Jerry Grote's loth-Inning dou- co. George Brunet allowed just 4, .South Korea (tO), ' II · · '' . . ' . . GOGOLAK lNJUIIED ble scored Jerry Buchek from four hits in the seven innings he 1 . . .. first and gave the Mets their worked to gain the triumph. ' both the 76ers and tile Warriors FORT WASall(GTON (tJPI) victory over St. Louis. Nelson I Ken Holtzman went tile first were their centers, Phlladel- -New Yor'• Gll!lll plaee kldtJnc Brlles, who entered the game in , eight innings for the Cubs :o "Just ,because 1% guys ~et phis's Wilt Ohamberlaln and s~ialtat Pe~ G9soJak 1111 the lOth, was tagged with a dead them to the victory over catcber • ouUits lor ChrJSt. San Franei!leo's Nate Thur- been translerrltl to Walter Reed single by Buchek before giving their crosstown rivals, the mas doesn't rnean we need I · mond. Chamberlian played a Hospital troni' Watson AriiiJ up Grote's double. White So~-although the game , catcben!" [magnificent game Wednesday Hoapltai in Fort Dil, NJ._ . 1\ookie second baseman Gus was played a couple thousand · night, hauling down a playoff- Gogolak willllllllefio lllllirV• Gil pounded out . four hits Imiles from Chicago in Arlingrecrod 41 rebounds, wh i le lion, evaluation and lrealliient including a double and triple to ton, Tex. I 00 l :Thurmond . was haiTljlered by for an old bact !nJ!IrY: ·{)a \foul trouble against the Hawk• ,Marcb 14 Gogolak fell.~~ and was beaten off the board by flight of'\lairs in his UIUT"''"" It L ks L"ke. JJ k 76 :..I . :· I , PHS Thinclads Edge Jackets by 411aNwBAs,F;ersl mas 1 Bil!Bridges,who~r~~32: ;atFortllil. . SUMMER VALUES 500-markthisseasonandhe Ol ·1 proved he still bad the homer . , · stroke Thursday he Pomeroy's thlnclads 9COred a Btckle s Pantllers with 15 and 1track three years ago. I M. Hargraves (P), Wnght. ' By United Press International 1 ; collected his first o:.'e~ the 66-Q victory over eight jl!lints, respectively. The Following are tile results: I lBO Low Hurdles - Swts her. i spring as the A'stros turned Mit!dleport Thursday &fternoon Jackets were topped by Joho Shot Put - Gilkey (M) 34 rt, 23.5 sec.; Cluff and EastAlex Hannum, tile only coach llo..... tlttlr HHrta , , • Stn•. .•• . . P .. . back the l:.os Angeles Dodgers lor the Panthers flrsl Cluff who produced 10 points 9 in.; Mash <P), Cluff <M). Iman (P). :to derail the Boston Cell•:• · 9.2 at Wichita win over the Jackets in modern and Rick LltUe with eight. D' L"ttl IM) 99 It S, 880 Ruo- - Woods <Mi 2:1!6: 1Nal!onal Bosketball Associ3tl>>n ~ c:::;;t:;;:;::;::;=::fft1~ '' ! . . ' , lscus- I e ., Barker !P) and Cheadle (MI !express tn the past 10 years, i Whtle Mentle s ballyhooed h1otory. ' Three new Pomeroy track in.; Gilkey, Stanley <P), . · was read to strike again this : switch to first for tile Yankees I Seniors Don Swisher and Du· were set during the : Broad Jump_ Brickles (Pi Two Mtle Run- Warner >MI k nd Y 1has threatened to push the ane Brickles led C<Jach Bud including a 20 11. 1 in. 20 ft., 1 in.; Cluff, Hood IMJ, 11:43.6; Karges 'PI and Hmdy , wee e · ' · ~------- ·-by Brickles. Don 1 . • IM 1. : Hannum threw the switch on d set a record on the High Jump - Wright (P) ; , 220 Run - SwiSher <P), 23.9 the Cellics back in 1958 when he stem~ mile run for the Panthers at ,II.; Well (P), and Michael (P). lsec.; Hood, and G~rnes. i was piloting the St. Louis ' , four minutes, 55 secouds and I P_ol~ Vault - Stanley, 9< ft. M>le Relay - Mtddleport,· Hawks and the bald, brawn·, Stanley and Dennis Weh- 1· 1! m., Cluf~, and Wehrung P). , 4:0L!. \coach now hls the Philadelphia ! d R 00 I rung lied for tile Pomeroy pole i 120 Hurd.es - Garnes lP) ,1' The next meet fbr both Porn- 16ers set to knock Boston out of ' vault reoord with jumps of 9 ft. l20.0, Little, Stanley. . . eroy and Middleport w>ll ~e title contention this Sunday • Soft •"" slllrdy , NEW YORK (UPI) -Milte,calch for any team _that could U in, each, I~ Ya~d Dash- Swtsher (P) ~ Wednesday, April t2, a\ Belpre afler eighl consecutive league o Eoay tt sot IP Epstem, the much-her_alded afford to pay the prtce. ., 10.8, Bnckles, and Hood and i with Warren Local also compe\- championships. ' youngster of the Baltimore Smith alsn had a fine year in The Jack~ls, trading by 44- Oller <M), : ing. Track teams of Middleport : ! • c..,ttllly -"'"'"" . Orioles • is one of three rookies the 1nernawn~ t Le g In 28 at the mldWlly pomt, rallied I M>le Run Lambert (P) t d p w' t ll be at hom• I The 78ers held a commanding . . 1 1 a ue . th tet h nd lhre d . . an omeroy B . h 1, 1the United Press lntemational 1966_ Known for his strong m e s r c a atene mm., ;5 sec.; Cunmngham (MJ on the Jackets field nn !'riday, 3-l\ lead over oston m I e , board of experts predicts will . to come back. As 11 turned out, and Well tP). j . . . . 1 Eastern DtvtSJon playoffs w>lh · l lecome one of the outstanding tbro=~~~rm,,lllh::.rl, te Pomeroy win was lhe first 8110 Relay- Middleport, 1:40, Apnl 14 • wtth Wellston parllcl- the two clubs scheduled to meet 'reshmen during the 1007 811w11d 1" 1th rRwedl Ss '" cen. r by the Panthera since starting 440 Run - Brown (M) 59.7; Ipatmg. again in Bost'n on Sunday and ' e or e ox on opemng .. -- ·-----· -- - - the jubilant Pftiladelphia plav- i ROTARY : Jesson. The others to be tabbed as day. e" were confident they oon and ' luture greats in the .major Others who r'7elved votes in • wr.ap !I up then and there. I eagues are Reggie Smith, a- the AL were Rtck Monday of " " U . J . We II wm 1t m four and on RIDING Boston outfielder, and Lee May, tile Athletics (4), DU'Ifle Tates <Taylor) Locke, M*· a loser. He learns to get up off Wellston the foul shootmg tro- Boston's floor," chanted the ami University Head Basket h floor and try agam, and phy. 76ers after beating the Celtics 9 first baseman for the pbson of the White Sox (2), Cincinnati Reds. Robinson of the Yankees . C<Jach,_ told Southeaste next time be a winner," Locke Rowland Congden of lhe Ath- 115-104 Wednesday night, thereEpstein who tied Smith with and one vote each was OhJo Athlettc League all star lsaid. ens Messenger presented Jack by echoing the sentimenls of six votes 'apiece for the number to Walt Williams of i basketball pl>yers at Athens 1 Coach Locke was Introduced Cbrk of the Athens Bulldogs Philadelphia fans who had . me spot among American Ron Clark of the Twins Hlgb School Thursday mgh\ by Jack Gilbert, master of cere- the Most Valuable Player A· roared "Boston is dead" Leagu"' rookies is powerfully Dave Duncan of Kansas City. . are part of a select fra- monies, following presentatio'1 ward I throughout the game. •uilt at 230 pou~ds. In the last May led the National termty. of troPhies and awards by Wellston Coach John Derrow, Two teams formerly coached wo years at Rochester in the wn with eight votes. Locke, former Army coac~. James Diehl, president of tho jwinher last season, presented by Hannum, the Hawks and the 1 nternational League Epstein Cincinnati first sacker urged. the boys. to pr12e the1r lteague, and principal of Pome- th(' Coach of the Year award San Francisco Warriors, mean!!t!'r'~ .f d ed 59 ho;,ers and brought up by the Reds athletic lratermty, make. the I roy-Middleport High Schools. . to Coach Charles McAfee uf while were locked in a tight in 202 runs, Although lite tall end of the 1966 of Jt, and never giVe tt j Bob Willis of The Wellston Athens. struggle for the Western Divil,e is •only 24 Epstein faces the lifter he had hit 16 homers .up whether or -not. they pursue ' Telegram, a parttime sport;- Meigs-Gallia players attend- ,sino tille. The Wamors led 2-l athleltcs 10 eollese. jwriter and fulltime banker, of , ing the banquet were Bill Da-in the best-of-seven series but 1r~bl~m of playing behind driven in 18 runs for egular Oriole first baseman Behind May In the · "TjJe ~-~hMe · m~st learn to , the swrtswriters association ' vis of Middleport and Ronnie Imeet the Hawks in St. Louis loog PowelL was New York's DOfi ~ke a bekmg, because some- whicfl selected the IS all stars Logan of Pomeroy, first team; Saturday night · Phone 992-2238 Middleport, Q, , Bird Manager Hank Bsuer with five voles. Richard limes a better guy snows up, and eight honorable mentions, Gene Jackson of Gallipolis and I The key to the fortunes of -===================~ !Xperimented with Big Mike in oftl)e Cubs and Gene but the l!lhlete must never oe presented Jay Lavendar of As a Bradbury. Middleport, ~---- . -· - - -he outfield during spring of the Dodgers notched 3 · .,- · · -_.~ - · third team: John D a v 1d· .raining and his fielding . left apiece. Don Wilson of the son, GalhpollS; Bill Moore, ;omelhing to be desired. 'llte Aotros was next with two while 4 . . _. Pomeroy, and Mark Tannehill, talented youngster has beep, Greg Goossen of the Mels and Middleport, honorable mention. I nV.lved in numerous trade Gary Nolan of the Reds had one The banquet was sponsored , -':~~roors and would be a nifty each. · by the Athens High Sc h o o pLAY CYM S I. EP • sJDit•h A0 May Pegge As Top k•es - I Lawn Mowers All Lea!Ue Athietes Hear TavJor L·ocke GARDEN TI'LLERS . . ' :~:S~P~WER_ $159·~~ I ffii:d.id· H& R FIRESTONE Va' n c·ey's 6 7 .J. , Tops Masters RED HOT BUYS •· ~=,I F'"Athlet---ic As-----sn. -, AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) -"''"' Defending cbamplon Jack recurd book says young Nicklaus, although con lending Yancey is erratic, and a host his game was "about the same f veterans went Into the it was at this time last 1 New 1967 Buick LeSabre ___ $2,946 4 Dr. Sedan. This is the full sized Buick, 123" wheel· base. SuPI'r Turbine trans. Power steering, Sonomatic radio, cuStom padded cushion&, Dlx.l steering, wheel covers, Special Sprtng price. $2,946.00, round of the Masters Tournament today ready pounce on him If he year~ " was in an ll~way tie at I' par 72. Co-favorite Arnold , Palmer was also tied with 10 •• 65 Ford '' · Buckeye Pollod Horalord Alloclotlon Mochlnfcollurt. Ohio~ 0"11·'·~­ StndHerA UOOMING promptly if you wish to make • I Busi~~~~t·~omers: • ~a!e~!i~Ji Listin(!8 in mol~'b1 tomers to y(iur door. And you'll reach ,elwiftcations. Separate Directory listil(aa w~ ~ lurpr.l"l WY 2-$560 ,. '. ·, ,•· ' Consider including other members elf yoar.ffimi!JIJI ~ ~. ~ listinQ'S eoet very little and mean so mucla. . . · .· . , , ' ' ; "~· ,,A.rn · TODAY [)iJdlev'' . 5tl N. 2ntl A,,;,, ch. . " ,. ' I . Residenti1l Customers.:_Ciieelt your Directory llAIII Dliw, .ita 1111 .,. . ~r•$~cltl prospects, ~ws anq e1!1ve1 at sigp T11to Ia the flrot coiii~tmnonfate oi !he Ohio Va)ln Polled Hereford Auodatton irblob was recent!, orsooized •114 lht rn'mbera ~~· puttlqs toiether the belt stt of cattle [IO!elble ' ~yop tq PHY fro!D. AI collie bovo bean checked oloan lor !:""rtreeo, ~nd lndlvidua health pa~rs ll'lll be fumiabed dl1 Lloy- Ar-. loloo M1111..r ., hnlt Wait am · · FLOWERS APPRECIATI!DI 20 lull11-mq~ Qf l"bich wl!l be ready fqr.m-vl~' 1!14 ~ncl cooili!trcl~ !>reeders ~ l'•rp•l-!!91~ bre4 ~~~ open; SQ!IIe C9W suitable for \!Qtb ~il\tl'l!a • AJI A.L'fi"YS Setvrtlay, AP.t-1122, 1967 12:~0 p.m., I.U. Sale ~I Wflt Union, Qhlo Fal,..rounda Auctl_n,.r: Col""'lli""l1!m ~rllllf .... 40 LOTS .... - .. ole. · For cololot wrllo1 for final changes 1n your new Telephone Directory 1 OHIO V~LLEY POLLED HERIPORD ASSOCfATIQtl J . ' ~b , that count•• ' H A ' r· D d \ 9 2 _· ·ews .omers, stro_S , flll . 0 .g.~rs • <?HfQ s k' K'dn awmen ee mg I aoors, ''. ' ·I I , - ~- ' ;:,~flat .,tij,, L ' ' ' ' ' - , · , ··~ ~~~~laJori: ). ' ,,, I ' .,}1 ; • lJI.\ <\''# ' ' ., I' ,. ' ,1 • • 1' ' For Pl'tlltll'. :C&l,l olD' Bwi!neu ' --.• ,r' ' "' �' '' ' I \ ' ~ 1} ..... ;,G'\t. t '' ~.N \ . League~lf.To~ney · e / Jng: ew The Ob!o _._setApril'~~-~- Southeasl!lrn Ath· tournall!enl , ,· Is to later. '· !eli' Lelli\le rnilf Tournament\.' Date for the leagu~ tournl< Leaghe, ~epresentatlvet iJ. ·· e~ wjJI be held Friday, AprU Z8, menl ~s set at the monlb!Y IP'eed II ' ls permisslblr f<>r , . ,, , ' · · , <>· • •· , ,J. the Pomeroy Golf Cout;S• SEOAL meeting Thlll'!day ~hi ~bQola 10 ,lll,ve oiliclala:.il,...~- 1 ~J,u.r,m.vs !l!Pil - Anolll- wub Middleport· lnd Fome.., · 11 Athens mg11 ScbQQII> Date tor :"l!!if<lt' 9f!l~al ~ hfllp' , w111 . er adptl}ll!IJ'~UOII • bwck8!1 JlllM !f\i!! liCh99Js p boats for the the ann~al~ SEoAJfirac~ meet lb8 ·rtserv~ · bsik~tblfi' .ganie. • bill ,will ' Ill! btl1111 II!Q lelii!Ja· -· ·-~ -=~=----•-=•·'·"" ·•"" '" " ' ' Mo.t members beUeiied"' th1~1 .> ture when 11 reconvenes Mon· 'll!erl lhol!.ld-be 0111 •rill QC. dar night, Ibis one to broaden flclal workjrig the reserve' pm~, ~se of ln4!JSirla! e•p,nalon ft. .. l . , p , ·1 :· • " · • • · nrnclng ~· .L.'. .rn other gctl9nf Atlj~ : was Tit• 11\~P,!!.1l ",. !nlrf!ll~ ' '< mven ·~f ;W' tfll'lY,.i !Ill Th111'8dQf • Iii "'" 3'1!81e. Bpth · · · ~- ·· . . · . • · dlaq~piQ!l8!Jl..J!'-'~~k~tbaU trophj chambe!'l ~el4 bri~, W!OVllql- · , C.\NfON. (Ufl) ,_, Til~ East Ol!lo Gas Cp. IIJid NeJSQil\'111'. Wf! ~ven 53 ful sess!Oh~ 'l'hin-sdw befo11 ad- Tlllll'sdpy cbprgeil·til• Qblo P~wer Co. "td a l'll31 o~!~l~ to ~RI>ly· to tht rfJ!pve IIJBket. Jol!f1llng for tile weekend. · firJII Willi WQrk,i!lg lo~e~ber tQ try to "monopolize t)]e liolt lroJ!IIi, MeJJ#rs also autll'llte bond bill, sponsoreg by marltet" I~ p ~\lit filO~ m Stl!f~ County Common Ple~s o~lzed I!P!i!:bel to tra4• 111m• Sens. Walter Powell, R - Fair- O!urt. · J , . fGr sco~uns ~s field Howard Cook R-Toledo, The ns eompany named lh~ ~~ real estate . fJtm II'~ ' Pll!'- 1 .,.·.-...,~..-~·;i;;;;;;;;..,;o;.....,_. end 'Jam.S Laedy, '11-Wooster, Frankllq ae.l Estate C<J .. wbl~ ' clll!sjng large tr~d!! ol I• P dll would ~end to COIIIIIles pow· ll!e suit ldeqiJIIed as oontroll· h!Jhly desirable for real ~le ers now enjoyecl by municipal- ed by the ~~~ utility, liB I !!evel9fllllenl." ,. Illes co-defendant In tile oase. .1... ,, ~"""'nY w!llo~ coin P~tterson J'ebble, deputy dl- East I) hI o claimi!CI \11@! ·~"' 1·"" -~.. •• ' ·• · rector of the state Development Fran~lln Ileal Estate will sell ~~s with the elec~trlo qtijlty Department, erpialned tllal un- Iota only to those contractors !n 10 Ohio counlles, pked t!Je der present law municlpalltles who a~e to boild homes Whl~h court to order -the Ohlp PI!\VV may issue boJids to finance In- wlil use only el~clty f o r IC<J. and · Fr~klin ~I ES\lte duatrlal e~panaion projects on- beating. . I' to ljllSWer under nell! 10 4uef· OUTSTANDING PLAYERS - Four members of the Middleport basketball team w~n presented trophies ly within their corporaUon Urn· 11 ~aiel the power eollljlallf Uou whicb 11 wlsll• to pose, ~II. iq Ill~ annual Award! Assembly at Middleport High School. The outstanl(i~g players &re, front ~o ~::~.Jim Butcher, best defense; Asa Bradbury, best foul shooter; Mark Tannebtll, leading rebounder, and Btll it~.'Many of the Ideal corporate Rh0d Bill. MonopoI,v Ch • sw"t'' . arue·dJll Fil'edUlf;East'Oh'10' c· .· If ' . II most valuabAle plhlayer. VorsityRbasketball ·:•ch dis Carl WMHSolfe. t· - 1!'1111111111111111 TT77 etes ecognJZe at ll!lliW- :1:!!\~~~i-~~ ~!:bl~':/f T~e WASIIINGTON (Ufl) -For· · BEVERLY ll!LLS, CAJJF !loy, !(ennett YOI!Jll!1• II, ·' mer SeQlllt aide 1\obert G. (UP!) Hund!'eds of wt~ was ~ ~r 1$ la~r. '"d basketball plat Rick Hazelton, Jim Conde, Jeffl Fife, Don llamsey, Bob Hy- (Bobby) Baker was aontencand federal agents combed the Herllert, 35, personally paid honored in an Awar,1s Boggs, Ketth French, · Rtchard 1sell, and J. T, Rue; Manager, ed ~ to ~rve from oqe ~ Los Angeles ar"l! lodly for th~ til~ 11\0neJ to one 01 the ~t·b~,:,at~!llliiddlepMt HIgh Haggerty, Dennis Ault, van Kent Kloes. to 11111"' ye.... Ia prisoa •• ki4napers pf a lini!IIC\er's lddnAper,. The Iaiiier is pr* i Johnson, John Ingles, Jim ClatHONOR CEIITIFICATES eacb of seven counts of Jar. son who was released ideitt of Gibrlllll!r ~av41S' aQ<I vsrSily, 14 resen>e, worthy, Pat ~rcher, Bob Lewis, Academic achievement certif· ceay, iacome laJ: evasloa and In exchange for $250,000. was Loan AssoclaUon, a subsidiary pade, and nine sev- Alan Cunningham, Doxie Walt- icate were awarded to Jama- fraud, The sentences would the largest ransom ever paid In of Gibraltar .Financial C<Jrps., gra4! !Joys wen· recog- ers, Dennis Hackelt and John riUa Ward, Susan Morris, Mar- be served roacurrenOy, the United Stales for the safe wblch bas assets of $413.1 mil· Our expert ltylfi!s a • e 1 popjned to Qlape your hair •:=~~'l'~~wentv·>ix students won , Tannehill; ~gr., Mark Fowler, jorie Harris, Rose Marie Jack- llaker'a alto"!JJ)'a auounced return of a victim. lion, lhl~/gU'\1 ltlok YPI!.r p certificates, '?.'".~ 1 Eighth Grade Basketboll, Leo ~· ell, Karen _Faulk, LeI and they would apPeal jmllledlate. WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Beverly mus Pollee ChIef l . ~~ 111 f(/r htlr a gold seal for all A Kennedy, Jr., coach, John Brown, Patnc1a Ann Slaven, ly The ma>Imum penally for Federal Reserve Board has , Clinton Anderson said a "clean ijl¥1 ' ,:~dl Dennis Debra King , Carol King, Karen~lb~ Ieven coaall could have lowered lis ~ount rate, but Everyoao lntere&led in do- and shiny" UH!5 sedan was being 1 Kloes, Bill Hensler, i made were: Varsi- Boggs, Ricky Van ~:e1er, Mick- Hawley, Jacquelme Hawley, bee (I Ia prllou ud the interest rates people pay ial 6-H clab leallenblp wort so~ght as the possible kidnap " lli!kel:balll,. G>mcl 8arl Wolfe, 1ey Childs, Jim Wildermuth, George William Hackett, Betsy out tiD for h•me, car, or personalloana 1a 11187 or !fll lJ iavlted to car. He described the car u a 7 0 Don Nelson, Asa Tom Hoffner, StanlEy Wilson, Cunningham, Barry Wisor, Sher- 1 ' e. probably will not go down, at attend tbe oew 6-H Advioor two-door Chevrolet Impala bearWayne .Dav1s, Jim 1Randy Beci{er, Gene Powell, rie Shuler, Rcmalee Nien, Ka· . ~1 1"11 1'ililiD$l(Uii§aB least not right away. , Tn:ln1nl aes1Jo at the COIIIt· lng California license "NBD Qeqcge Sauer, Steve: Sherman Mills, George Hawley, thy Morgan, Cynthia Ann Mills, That was t~e consensus her@ 1y elleiisloa qfllee, Pomeroy, 770" but said the plates might Phone 9f2.15J7 Ra, Hindy, sonny Pat Mullen, and Roger Picke"'. Mary Long, Mary Jane Jenkin· } ano on Wail Street !oday in the all p.m. Moaday, Aprll 11. be "fictltious.".~:;;;:;;.;-;;;::~~~~M~·:~:·~"":·~ln::;:;;;;,'~'"";:.'"'~r~ _ . Mark Tannehill, ,,Bill I Seventh Grade Basketball, ron, Marta Kay Hubbard, Ter• wake of the boards dramaUc The se11lon wW last two .••~~~.;-,.., ' ' Kevin Dailey: C<Jach, Kennedy, Steve Dunfee, esa easel, Conme l..ee Bachner, move toward easter money, hoar• BDd • repeal ....,.. •• Harold Ll~hlfllot. ITom Cook, Dan Lewis, Terry John Tannehill, Sylvia Swanson On Thursday, the Fed unanl- will be lield Ia the :" IW~erve Basketball, Coach Grogan, Frank Hoffman, David and Roberta Jean Ord. mously approved a requpst at 1:.30 p. m. Ail persoaa : ------ .. - - - - MASON - Funeral services from 10 of the 1~ regional teresled abould call the e.. ; for Sylvia Stewart, 67, Mason, ~·ederai Reserve banks to out ienslon oHice givblg tbelr •• • who d1ed Thursday in the Vet- the discount rate I• 4 per cent aame and addrell. erans Meroorial Hospital, will This rate is what commerclal i..,•• - •IIIIII--•E!don 0. Wtrerch was unaoi· i polis and Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn Board members present at · be held Sunday at 2 p. m. at banks have to pay when they I' tnonsllv reelerted preSident of , Ross of Cheshire. the meeting ,wore Mr. and Mrs. the Mason Methodist Church borrow from the Fed. II had Mn E V AUlltin · Community Con-. It w•s announced th2t James Ralph Crump and Mrs. I. G. with the Rev, Marvan Frame been 4.5 per cent since Decem' ' ' d AssociJtion hy the organi- , Marlin. New York rw•senta- Volden of Pt. Pleasant, and \ offici•ting. Burial will be in ber 1965 Succumbs Tburs ay . inn's board of directors. 1live of Commnnily Concerts, Mr. and Mrs. Wuerch, Dr. and the I.O.O.F, Cemetery at Mas- 'fhe r~uction was designed PT. PLEASANT - Mrs, Eva Other office" reelected at 1Inc .. will be ill Gallipol'• June Mrs. Lewis Schmidt, Mrs. Keith on. to k !her intere~t rates Iall- IV. Austm, lml"Seventh St., Pl. 111~ellng were , A, K•'l'b~ll 15-17. At that time, the associa- Suiter, Dr. and Mrs. Oscar W. l in ~~~he have been since Pleas~nt, died ~y Thurs. t.l vtce-president ; Mr.. tlon pions lo hold nne "' two Clarke, Mrs. Charles E. Hol•er, She was born August 4. 1899, t Y mer In order to day at UO (K>~mi at ber home. 18 1 Suiler. 2d vice-president : teos for workers rr om pa,,l .Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Kimball at Portsmouth, the daughter of .' sum! lsh economy. She is tbe•' daushter of C. R. McGinNess. treasurer, momhrrship campo i~ns and Suiter, Dwtghl C. Wetherholt, ' the late John and Sarah Bruce ~:~c~a~s c~ll~ggthe move an- late John Wasley and Eliza· ~ . 00<1· Mrs. Evan C. Rodenck, all persons inleresled in learn- ~ and Dr. and Mrs. Evan C. Rod- Ingels. She was a member of h · 1 1 a road the Ibeth Erneslllf iiUI<!kbolff, 1 . ·· · , ing more ni1out the communily erick, all of Gallipolis. the Mason Methodist Church ~ e~ ~ ep ba on follow in~ since She is survived by one dau~h· l , l>r., o<.cts of acquirin~ a 'lew f'Or.rert -~· -~n• 7 :1 tion. and the SFR Class of that ar as een . ter. Mrs. Irepe _Norrls,. Tol~o. , 1 plfiRO, by means or " "'•mar- A spo1·,ai p!'O?ram on New church. Her husband, Charles, l<St faiL TjJe body Is at the>C~w. ll!Js- . fund drive, were diccussed . York's nrw J,,nooln Cent e r, l also preceded ber In death in /sell Funeral "Home end ar· l a committee was appointed illustrnleo by color s lide s, l 1936, rangements will be anllOUI1Ce4 Investigate this prospect. will be prescnlcrl bv ~lr. Mar- l (Continued from Page 1) I ld 1 •later, • • • , 11. Survivors ed ncNu e s x sons. [ . -· new mt'mbers \~ e! e tm at the tr.:Js ~fro:; C. R. •~1c· ment from the original 5 dell f . 0 :t~et,to the board du•·ing lhe , (;Inness of Gnllinc,•·s and Mrs. I . \Mack, Alfr ' orman, a SERVICES Clf4NGI!D . . , ;,o. • • ,... gree curves to a 60 m1le per Mason; James, o! West Colum0 Ce sessiOn. They are Mr. ~~Reed, J1, of Pomeroy wlil ,hour des·•n speed the lack of [ , G1 dV Cummunioa services have . · be co-c hmrmen · f h '' • bta· Howard a ion, an on, b Mrs. Bert Ad!er of GaII •·: o l ese events. qualified appraisers lnd final' • d h S , • een cbl!llied to 10:45 §. m. at ___ _ ~--------~-~-----_ ' New Haven; one augter, B·1 COLUMBUS (UP!)- Pohce th A 1 Gro Mtbod' t , . ly after all of these hurdles/' ly Mason, II grandchildren. hed f r a hU - skip e pp e ve e " , . " , · · . have been made, comes the in- an'd two br~thers, Les and Earl l ~~!~ ':~c killedo a motorist as f:'.:h !l!ld ~ ~~ P· m, at the abJ11ty to negol!ate purchase of I' Ingels, both of Mason bend' e of two Clll!!" ~lJI'{!h, ""~ · he was ang over 0n , The body will lie in state at boys he had Injured with b 1s l!~Cl 'I'(} N~ 1property, , It is the policy of the depart- the ~burch one hour prior to own auto moments befor~. OOLUMBUS <IJI'It .,. l'roduc1 ment to exhaust all possible servtces. Fnends may call at [ Police said Calvin E. Harper, , Uon re!tirne~ to !lllrm@! at ihe means of reacbing an agree- the Stewart reSidence '" Mason ' 24, C<Jiumbus, was killed Fr1· : Westir.ghouse pil!llt here llltfay ment before resorting to con- anytime after noon Saturday. day night as he was atlemjKIIIi ir> tile wake of a short. • lived demnation under the right of Foglesong Funeral Home Is to aid one of the two boys who wildcat strike O\'llf the suspen11 r... ... .,,..,. 1 1ond-~fl!t~ eminent domain. In charge. were hit by his ear. sion of a union steward. / Officers said Harper's c a r - -==::i~=====---~--,~------.::;..-....,,...Thi• project, being top priorTO BilOW SUDES struck the two boys who were tty, has not been assigned a Edson Roush will show slides ,d. g their bicycles' and 1 b c definite sale date, but is to be of his Eureopean trip at l he ~~;"skidded off the 'road. H••· plaeed lr the earliest sale for regular m?r.thly meeting of th \ per was struck by a 1951 or 19!i2 Whtch lt can be assured thal l Syracuse PTA, Tuesday, Ap. ' model while and dark car as I 1he nght of way wlll be avail- , ril, 11 at 1:30 p.m. he was tryin& to help one of Only Distant Relief See'n For Debt _ ors ru :yean ICU'$ BWJ'tY SALON I s. J • s VIa lewart o·Ies Thursday BULOVA ·.co Concert Group Reelects Wuerch America's favorite raduatlon Gift I f• 1 t'te ROUTE 35 \V anted by cap1t•alP }j : ow.- ~e Jt'S All previous statements, set· datee and then changing them, have been made In comgood faith with the facts 1avallable at the time these Istatements were made, Galha County has been long : suffering and certainly the ' breaks for this project must go your way soon, Mr. Dowler soid. FULL•FIELD•YIELDS: . "-"'-5.S~arFunk'oG-HybridsdemOtUP'ato<l •,.,... before !heir bred-in capa<ity 10 make rec· .,.S fuU.fieiQ.yiokfs in every in>portaot a>ro JIOW• 1· ~ ~~rea ill cbe counlrj', CAlL CANCELLED The Pomeroy fire department was called Thursday at 8:06 p. m. to New 81., where a ear was supposedly ~ fire. The call was cancelled while tho truck wu litlf •··•··uei<i-yloldt of qualiry <orn ,,, ~ plant!'uok's G-Hybtids 011 wbole field.~ v• . . . farm, ••,••••, --.~.,., • enrouto. . KILLED ON CYCLE Theo~~~ went on at 1 h 1g h BUCYRUS, Ohio (UPl) -Har rate of speed. Also injured in old Fox, 21, of Harpster, wos the second accident W!l8 John kllled Thursday when his motor· Dou&laa Daver, ~. Claill!llns, cycle SlllJlslied Into a car on who was listed In crit!C!Il ~P.!h Ohio 182 In Orawford County I dillon at Anthony's llospllal. near here. · j.-iiiii'iii'...,iiiiiii;;;i;;;;o;iiiiiijjji;'"ll , · · BOY DIES MEDINA Ohio (UP!) -Mark E. ~sent: t, of Seville, was killed Thursday when bla bt. cycle was hit by a car on Medina County ro~ ne*" here, · The Ql!lk ~~. ·, bannJ._ reptil" found friJIIIlll b""'s !'11!1 dalr!ea, eons~ l!Mienla but not 11\ilk. St: s~. (Qnsignment ' RUN FLOUR MILLS Phone 992·2115 Pomeroy, Ohie ,3 !, ' ,>;· ' (, . '.:, ' 1-' \ ' IJPI &pn Writer vtetnam war olf tlle front In the other games Thursday, 1 ~ay's Quickie Quiz: I"'S"'· Mathews' switch to fil'sti\Boston turned back Detroit, 4-l, ' Name a veteran baseball star h» been conducted with little Kansas City whipped Philadel· who's being switched to fwst fanfare. ,pllia 11·3, Cleveland beat . base this season and· nee4s just Although Yankee manager ICincinnati 11 - 4, California a few more homers to O<come iRalpll Houk Thursday named blanked San Francisco t-O, !be sixth player In history to hit ' Mantle as bis starting first Baltimore de'feated Minnesota 6·1110 homers in his career. baseman, Mathews is trying to 3 in 10 innings, the Mets edged Did you say Mickey Mantle? ·beat out Chuck Harrison for the St. Louis, 21 In 10 innings and · Wrong. · starting Astro job. the Cubs beat the White Sox, 8The guy is 36-year-old Eddie While Mathews was enjoying 4. Mathews, who's trying to make a good day, ManUe made his A two-run double' by Tony 'the transition to first base at first error of the spring at first C<Jnigl\aro off rookie George ·, Houston aft or t5 years at thirdiand it preceded Cap Peterson's Korlnce highlighted a three-run base wilh Boston, Milwaukee ! fourth-inning homer lbat led the seventh that gave Boston Its · and Atlanta. Washington Senators to a 5-2 victory ,over Detroit Mathews is also lied with Lou victory over the Yanks, Joe Ed Charles' three-run homer tlehrig for seventh on the all· C<Jleman, the Senators' rookie in tile third was the key blow in time homer list with 493. He righthander, held the Yanks IKansas City's triumph o v e .trails oniy Mantle 1.96) and the hiUess for five innings, I Philadelphia as the A's pounded five men who've hit over 500Mel Ott, Ted Willi.ams, Junmy •r · ·' · ' '' 1 'I ·. ~%~;h::li:;:Y•Io·::s.B::: ~ e AT.J ~t;;TAR ~·· -- ' · Fic~t I _Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy;~iddl~ ,~." ·~~ ; ~::',::,~ tt_; Preo~ ID~tlollal Re"iu. By Ualted ';· · .. PORTLAND, Maine <UP!) Dirk Ellsworth lor .~o hits and lead the Indiana to their rout of ,Gene Hwrricane) Herrkk,_~~- - ~lcago ; .·._,-,: 11 runs. Cincinnati. 1'he lndtans wuund [Sacu, ·Mass., stopped Dick .Toronto. · The Orioles ellj)loded for three up with 15 hits including homers I Frendl, 152, Providence, R.I.. ... . 1 runs in the loth to upend the by Willie Smith and Duke Sims. .. Montreal " 1 <2), Twins after Frank Robinson's Jose Cardenal's. long fly to __ . N York ,_ homer In tile eighth sent the left In the sJxth mnmg scored · ew. , -, 1 · game Into extra inning~ Woodie Paul Schaal with the lone run of · OSAKA, Japan _(UP[) Tb~· llolalll Held's double climaxed the the game and gave the Angels · Aliihilla Someya, 135.1-2, Japan, O!ieago 5 11>~ 2. three-run lOth inning uprising. their victory over San Franci;I outooint"" Fi•htin1 Kim 135 I Montreal f' N4MJ Yon • Jerry Grote's loth-Inning dou- co. George Brunet allowed just 4, .South Korea (tO), ' II · · '' . . ' . . GOGOLAK lNJUIIED ble scored Jerry Buchek from four hits in the seven innings he 1 . . .. first and gave the Mets their worked to gain the triumph. ' both the 76ers and tile Warriors FORT WASall(GTON (tJPI) victory over St. Louis. Nelson I Ken Holtzman went tile first were their centers, Phlladel- -New Yor'• Gll!lll plaee kldtJnc Brlles, who entered the game in , eight innings for the Cubs :o "Just ,because 1% guys ~et phis's Wilt Ohamberlaln and s~ialtat Pe~ G9soJak 1111 the lOth, was tagged with a dead them to the victory over catcber • ouUits lor ChrJSt. San Franei!leo's Nate Thur- been translerrltl to Walter Reed single by Buchek before giving their crosstown rivals, the mas doesn't rnean we need I · mond. Chamberlian played a Hospital troni' Watson AriiiJ up Grote's double. White So~-although the game , catcben!" [magnificent game Wednesday Hoapltai in Fort Dil, NJ._ . 1\ookie second baseman Gus was played a couple thousand · night, hauling down a playoff- Gogolak willllllllefio lllllirV• Gil pounded out . four hits Imiles from Chicago in Arlingrecrod 41 rebounds, wh i le lion, evaluation and lrealliient including a double and triple to ton, Tex. I 00 l :Thurmond . was haiTljlered by for an old bact !nJ!IrY: ·{)a \foul trouble against the Hawk• ,Marcb 14 Gogolak fell.~~ and was beaten off the board by flight of'\lairs in his UIUT"''"" It L ks L"ke. JJ k 76 :..I . :· I , PHS Thinclads Edge Jackets by 411aNwBAs,F;ersl mas 1 Bil!Bridges,who~r~~32: ;atFortllil. . SUMMER VALUES 500-markthisseasonandhe Ol ·1 proved he still bad the homer . , · stroke Thursday he Pomeroy's thlnclads 9COred a Btckle s Pantllers with 15 and 1track three years ago. I M. Hargraves (P), Wnght. ' By United Press International 1 ; collected his first o:.'e~ the 66-Q victory over eight jl!lints, respectively. The Following are tile results: I lBO Low Hurdles - Swts her. i spring as the A'stros turned Mit!dleport Thursday &fternoon Jackets were topped by Joho Shot Put - Gilkey (M) 34 rt, 23.5 sec.; Cluff and EastAlex Hannum, tile only coach llo..... tlttlr HHrta , , • Stn•. .•• . . P .. . back the l:.os Angeles Dodgers lor the Panthers flrsl Cluff who produced 10 points 9 in.; Mash <P), Cluff <M). Iman (P). :to derail the Boston Cell•:• · 9.2 at Wichita win over the Jackets in modern and Rick LltUe with eight. D' L"ttl IM) 99 It S, 880 Ruo- - Woods <Mi 2:1!6: 1Nal!onal Bosketball Associ3tl>>n ~ c:::;;t:;;:;::;::;=::fft1~ '' ! . . ' , lscus- I e ., Barker !P) and Cheadle (MI !express tn the past 10 years, i Whtle Mentle s ballyhooed h1otory. ' Three new Pomeroy track in.; Gilkey, Stanley <P), . · was read to strike again this : switch to first for tile Yankees I Seniors Don Swisher and Du· were set during the : Broad Jump_ Brickles (Pi Two Mtle Run- Warner >MI k nd Y 1has threatened to push the ane Brickles led C<Jach Bud including a 20 11. 1 in. 20 ft., 1 in.; Cluff, Hood IMJ, 11:43.6; Karges 'PI and Hmdy , wee e · ' · ~------- ·-by Brickles. Don 1 . • IM 1. : Hannum threw the switch on d set a record on the High Jump - Wright (P) ; , 220 Run - SwiSher <P), 23.9 the Cellics back in 1958 when he stem~ mile run for the Panthers at ,II.; Well (P), and Michael (P). lsec.; Hood, and G~rnes. i was piloting the St. Louis ' , four minutes, 55 secouds and I P_ol~ Vault - Stanley, 9< ft. M>le Relay - Mtddleport,· Hawks and the bald, brawn·, Stanley and Dennis Weh- 1· 1! m., Cluf~, and Wehrung P). , 4:0L!. \coach now hls the Philadelphia ! d R 00 I rung lied for tile Pomeroy pole i 120 Hurd.es - Garnes lP) ,1' The next meet fbr both Porn- 16ers set to knock Boston out of ' vault reoord with jumps of 9 ft. l20.0, Little, Stanley. . . eroy and Middleport w>ll ~e title contention this Sunday • Soft •"" slllrdy , NEW YORK (UPI) -Milte,calch for any team _that could U in, each, I~ Ya~d Dash- Swtsher (P) ~ Wednesday, April t2, a\ Belpre afler eighl consecutive league o Eoay tt sot IP Epstem, the much-her_alded afford to pay the prtce. ., 10.8, Bnckles, and Hood and i with Warren Local also compe\- championships. ' youngster of the Baltimore Smith alsn had a fine year in The Jack~ls, trading by 44- Oller <M), : ing. Track teams of Middleport : ! • c..,ttllly -"'"'"" . Orioles • is one of three rookies the 1nernawn~ t Le g In 28 at the mldWlly pomt, rallied I M>le Run Lambert (P) t d p w' t ll be at hom• I The 78ers held a commanding . . 1 1 a ue . th tet h nd lhre d . . an omeroy B . h 1, 1the United Press lntemational 1966_ Known for his strong m e s r c a atene mm., ;5 sec.; Cunmngham (MJ on the Jackets field nn !'riday, 3-l\ lead over oston m I e , board of experts predicts will . to come back. As 11 turned out, and Well tP). j . . . . 1 Eastern DtvtSJon playoffs w>lh · l lecome one of the outstanding tbro=~~~rm,,lllh::.rl, te Pomeroy win was lhe first 8110 Relay- Middleport, 1:40, Apnl 14 • wtth Wellston parllcl- the two clubs scheduled to meet 'reshmen during the 1007 811w11d 1" 1th rRwedl Ss '" cen. r by the Panthera since starting 440 Run - Brown (M) 59.7; Ipatmg. again in Bost'n on Sunday and ' e or e ox on opemng .. -- ·-----· -- - - the jubilant Pftiladelphia plav- i ROTARY : Jesson. The others to be tabbed as day. e" were confident they oon and ' luture greats in the .major Others who r'7elved votes in • wr.ap !I up then and there. I eagues are Reggie Smith, a- the AL were Rtck Monday of " " U . J . We II wm 1t m four and on RIDING Boston outfielder, and Lee May, tile Athletics (4), DU'Ifle Tates <Taylor) Locke, M*· a loser. He learns to get up off Wellston the foul shootmg tro- Boston's floor," chanted the ami University Head Basket h floor and try agam, and phy. 76ers after beating the Celtics 9 first baseman for the pbson of the White Sox (2), Cincinnati Reds. Robinson of the Yankees . C<Jach,_ told Southeaste next time be a winner," Locke Rowland Congden of lhe Ath- 115-104 Wednesday night, thereEpstein who tied Smith with and one vote each was OhJo Athlettc League all star lsaid. ens Messenger presented Jack by echoing the sentimenls of six votes 'apiece for the number to Walt Williams of i basketball pl>yers at Athens 1 Coach Locke was Introduced Cbrk of the Athens Bulldogs Philadelphia fans who had . me spot among American Ron Clark of the Twins Hlgb School Thursday mgh\ by Jack Gilbert, master of cere- the Most Valuable Player A· roared "Boston is dead" Leagu"' rookies is powerfully Dave Duncan of Kansas City. . are part of a select fra- monies, following presentatio'1 ward I throughout the game. •uilt at 230 pou~ds. In the last May led the National termty. of troPhies and awards by Wellston Coach John Derrow, Two teams formerly coached wo years at Rochester in the wn with eight votes. Locke, former Army coac~. James Diehl, president of tho jwinher last season, presented by Hannum, the Hawks and the 1 nternational League Epstein Cincinnati first sacker urged. the boys. to pr12e the1r lteague, and principal of Pome- th(' Coach of the Year award San Francisco Warriors, mean!!t!'r'~ .f d ed 59 ho;,ers and brought up by the Reds athletic lratermty, make. the I roy-Middleport High Schools. . to Coach Charles McAfee uf while were locked in a tight in 202 runs, Although lite tall end of the 1966 of Jt, and never giVe tt j Bob Willis of The Wellston Athens. struggle for the Western Divil,e is •only 24 Epstein faces the lifter he had hit 16 homers .up whether or -not. they pursue ' Telegram, a parttime sport;- Meigs-Gallia players attend- ,sino tille. The Wamors led 2-l athleltcs 10 eollese. jwriter and fulltime banker, of , ing the banquet were Bill Da-in the best-of-seven series but 1r~bl~m of playing behind driven in 18 runs for egular Oriole first baseman Behind May In the · "TjJe ~-~hMe · m~st learn to , the swrtswriters association ' vis of Middleport and Ronnie Imeet the Hawks in St. Louis loog PowelL was New York's DOfi ~ke a bekmg, because some- whicfl selected the IS all stars Logan of Pomeroy, first team; Saturday night · Phone 992-2238 Middleport, Q, , Bird Manager Hank Bsuer with five voles. Richard limes a better guy snows up, and eight honorable mentions, Gene Jackson of Gallipolis and I The key to the fortunes of -===================~ !Xperimented with Big Mike in oftl)e Cubs and Gene but the l!lhlete must never oe presented Jay Lavendar of As a Bradbury. Middleport, ~---- . -· - - -he outfield during spring of the Dodgers notched 3 · .,- · · -_.~ - · third team: John D a v 1d· .raining and his fielding . left apiece. Don Wilson of the son, GalhpollS; Bill Moore, ;omelhing to be desired. 'llte Aotros was next with two while 4 . . _. Pomeroy, and Mark Tannehill, talented youngster has beep, Greg Goossen of the Mels and Middleport, honorable mention. I nV.lved in numerous trade Gary Nolan of the Reds had one The banquet was sponsored , -':~~roors and would be a nifty each. · by the Athens High Sc h o o pLAY CYM S I. EP • sJDit•h A0 May Pegge As Top k•es - I Lawn Mowers All Lea!Ue Athietes Hear TavJor L·ocke GARDEN TI'LLERS . . ' :~:S~P~WER_ $159·~~ I ffii:d.id· H& R FIRESTONE Va' n c·ey's 6 7 .J. , Tops Masters RED HOT BUYS •· ~=,I F'"Athlet---ic As-----sn. -, AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) -"''"' Defending cbamplon Jack recurd book says young Nicklaus, although con lending Yancey is erratic, and a host his game was "about the same f veterans went Into the it was at this time last 1 New 1967 Buick LeSabre ___ $2,946 4 Dr. Sedan. This is the full sized Buick, 123" wheel· base. SuPI'r Turbine trans. Power steering, Sonomatic radio, cuStom padded cushion&, Dlx.l steering, wheel covers, Special Sprtng price. $2,946.00, round of the Masters Tournament today ready pounce on him If he year~ " was in an ll~way tie at I' par 72. Co-favorite Arnold , Palmer was also tied with 10 •• 65 Ford '' · Buckeye Pollod Horalord Alloclotlon Mochlnfcollurt. Ohio~ 0"11·'·~­ StndHerA UOOMING promptly if you wish to make • I Busi~~~~t·~omers: • ~a!e~!i~Ji Listin(!8 in mol~'b1 tomers to y(iur door. And you'll reach ,elwiftcations. Separate Directory listil(aa w~ ~ lurpr.l"l WY 2-$560 ,. '. ·, ,•· ' Consider including other members elf yoar.ffimi!JIJI ~ ~. ~ listinQ'S eoet very little and mean so mucla. . . · .· . , , ' ' ; "~· ,,A.rn · TODAY [)iJdlev'' . 5tl N. 2ntl A,,;,, ch. . " ,. ' I . Residenti1l Customers.:_Ciieelt your Directory llAIII Dliw, .ita 1111 .,. . ~r•$~cltl prospects, ~ws anq e1!1ve1 at sigp T11to Ia the flrot coiii~tmnonfate oi !he Ohio Va)ln Polled Hereford Auodatton irblob was recent!, orsooized •114 lht rn'mbera ~~· puttlqs toiether the belt stt of cattle [IO!elble ' ~yop tq PHY fro!D. AI collie bovo bean checked oloan lor !:""rtreeo, ~nd lndlvidua health pa~rs ll'lll be fumiabed dl1 Lloy- Ar-. loloo M1111..r ., hnlt Wait am · · FLOWERS APPRECIATI!DI 20 lull11-mq~ Qf l"bich wl!l be ready fqr.m-vl~' 1!14 ~ncl cooili!trcl~ !>reeders ~ l'•rp•l-!!91~ bre4 ~~~ open; SQ!IIe C9W suitable for \!Qtb ~il\tl'l!a • AJI A.L'fi"YS Setvrtlay, AP.t-1122, 1967 12:~0 p.m., I.U. Sale ~I Wflt Union, Qhlo Fal,..rounda Auctl_n,.r: Col""'lli""l1!m ~rllllf .... 40 LOTS .... - .. ole. · For cololot wrllo1 for final changes 1n your new Telephone Directory 1 OHIO V~LLEY POLLED HERIPORD ASSOCfATIQtl J . ' ~b , that count•• ' H A ' r· D d \ 9 2 _· ·ews .omers, stro_S , flll . 0 .g.~rs • <?HfQ s k' K'dn awmen ee mg I aoors, ''. ' ·I I , - ~- ' ;:,~flat .,tij,, L ' ' ' ' ' - , · , ··~ ~~~~laJori: ). ' ,,, I ' .,}1 ; • lJI.\ <\''# ' ' ., I' ,. ' ,1 • • 1' ' For Pl'tlltll'. :C&l,l olD' Bwi!neu ' --.• ,r' ' "' �. . u '"' ••.•• , ._ __ ~~ . •• ' ..( •• r.>.,. I, ' ~ 0 . ' I . • I, j ' . ~-- · ·1 1""!• ....... . •• ' Voice of\Broadway NEW YORK - Alexander and 'IV countll'pll'll •. •. The an lclually ...d..,a.Petec~ Cohen, an unlrocked Broad· entlrt 'tV production waa Cl• St /rom Sardl:a, the way Prill agent turned produc- Uv~ed with ~ Jlllnlmwn of tho official lhorQUi~·fal'e and or wboll hand plainly hu ll!'V• prelenUoua piffle which aomt- fl!e hoUse re~lfully, er loetllo hoopl~, deserves alng• how creeps Into the ·self-con- splendid olementl of Nulorl~ apeclllc oredlt lor the lelOIU, perb~s &UIIW'Idden 111- lltlDiale I b, er . manner 1n wi1lcl1 hla · steward· supiclonJI ol orllsUo lnlerlorlly which )'tmaln · ship of the 1967 Tony Awards, films and TV reflect when they ch1111ed lbrongh the the IegLUmate theater's version alort . pi!IUJII thtmaelvu on the wlthoui taking on a of the Oacar and Emmy prlze. escutclloon . . . . Like any0111 which sterna atlac!habJe to livings on televl~on, managed tryinlt ao acrobaUcany and veau •nl4flalnment to outltrip both ltl ·celluloid earnoUy to perform 1111 Intel· lea" sucb · 11 "n:'l and leclual ••11-backpal, tho rt11ull movies', Is a sprlln In the neck, all the TEHRAN, Iran tUPI) - ,way down. On the other applaudllll hand, Informed sources said Thursday holding a aclasors, we can't , Shah Mohammed Rezi has The Tony Awards, however, but wish Alexander Cohen'• Inasked the Agriculture Ministry and pral!e permitted the stage arauably excellent elllclency . farmers w drafl ona leased program whereby and all II! traditional 1tature, producer ol the 198'1 Tony TV estates could lake only Inferential care of ltl show next year m!Jiht let his -HELP US! · 3 ROOMS ., dtarm 01 we lAJ. Nny FURNITURE· ln Beryl 1er George" acting art over lett thaD mtrab. le matter h- 1 ' •• • w 1 muterlul per!ormanct In IDiusy, lleary llt!Ja IIIINTI!edat"rtcalil bout llfa amona the Lesbians; her exceptionally $595· ' W'f 2-2~9 OR' IIteHT WI t.ttll ·· ' ·Including ,1 Ref~igerafor a~· Pomeroy Flo~r l~W~.llrt. ~M:IIn:: ' ::~=~' Mlliir4 Range skln.er~·~ lilul::aclln~~~~~=·=on~t~~~~= buy the land they now cultivate. reputation and went at its balr grow past the The program would af!oct more plaque· &lvlng llghUy, JaunUiy, inC crew haircut be aflecte4; ugly .·.. •. . . than one miiUon sharecropper!. Ias all such excursion• Into self· not to Beatie Jqth, nor . 1 congratuThelaUons b~hhUt1 ood1hould to dear Lennie Betnstelll's lJt. 1 1 ·~ Alexander the Great was the ' · · · · CTISp, r,g m was Ue League Stokowskl • tousle; :j first world conqueror sustained neatly, admirably; the juat 1 trlfte more than ptel: prizes handed out with dIs- aeribed at Parris bland fit ~E ' patch; there wasn't one mawk· particlpantl 1n tht Henley .,\·. ~ Holzer Hoopltal: Visiting Lock 18, Orlss Jr. down &:20 Ish or b&wllng ibanlt·YOU spew; ratio. ~; l hours M and 7--8 p.m . Parents p.m.: Beaver down 12:05 a.m.; even though Barbara Harris, t- J only 00 Pediatrics ward. G&R&.,- G<llllpolls, IJ.O and Phillip Sporn up 1:45 a.m.: wbose attempll to emulate Gar· IN THESE LIKE NEW C.4R8 ~Y Wa)'he G. Brnndstadt. M.D. 1 . 24.5 runni"l! 50 feet ol rollert; Flagship down 1:30 a.m.: !Alek bo and other theatrical hermits We wero quite wron1 Oft !: Q _ 1 'om pregnant and ' Ad~ISslons . Ipt. Pleasant, 25_76 , Pomeroy • 17, Andrew P. Calhoun up &:40 didn't stay her /rom being of our 16 vote• ~ the Tony ·;would like to get some relloble ' Mrs. Glad)s M. Caldwell. 509 1Masoo, 24.26; Hinton, 1.53 fall- p.m.; Sally Polk up 1, a.m.; Ithere In the Sbubert Theatre to aeledlona: we dldn I mind ~ information - not just old wtv. , Fourth Ave .. Mrs. John B. Cleo- ing: Kanawha Falls, 8.12 stat.: Lock 19, Onward up 6:!" a.m.; accept her award, ohambled to Wl'Oill_ really on any ] ts' teles - about this subject. Idemn, 444 Second Ave.· M~s. Charte•ton, 20.3! faDing. Lon- IBellville I:Mks, James R. Hines tho ataae and stumbled through llbly 10 the case of Hard Top. Powlt -lleerl~• aad brakH. Torqlllflllt ~ A - Pregnoncy l• a norma! I Do~ald W. Schtllmg, 452 Lartat .don, running one foot of roiJ. Idown I a.m.: Lock 22, George Ia lew Inanities with a minimum Utile London visitor Trans. :Rtidlo and Heater. ~hysio!ogic •tate but, because IDr .• Mrs. Hobert D. Durham, ers: Marmet, running one-half· IT. Prloe Up 1:25 a.m.: Polly R.. of grace; lhe couldn't have ~'iadom, whole,perloranca ·o,f}he man y po,.tble complica- Rt.l Vmton, Wtllla~ W. Webb, foot; and Winfield, running '"P 6 a.m.: Lock 23, Esso Penn· been more overwhelmed. Walklnl Happy WI lUll ~hs. every pregnant w"rn'" Sr., Patriot Star Rt. , James N. lour feet. isylvania down 3:15 a.m.; Cot· And 11 wu a properleas ill lOUr grapesth_,. In IIYI1D•II !#tould be under the care of a Wright, Rt. I Cheshire; ~rs. Boat Movemeato: Iton Queen up &:15 a.m.; Ankor holdin& the Tony doJnia ill pathy, was by far tht physician. Ynur doctor is the Robe:t H. Taylor, Rt. I G.!ll- Gallipolis Locks _ Titan up iL. Chrl~y down 5:!5 a. m.; Shubert Theater- properly ~: j,j-... 4 Dr. Iedin. ~uto. 'l'rlu1. lladlo aad HHitr. V.. one to supply the infonnalion polls . Wilham J. Smtih, Sr., 16:50 p.m. : J . s. Lewis up 10:20 Gree?up Locks, Helen R. up 4 bali Shubert Alley and Ptnnaylvanla Dutch Clean. you need or to recommend col- Btdwell. Mrs, Sarah E. Byus, p.m.: Steel Ranger down 12-55 p.m., Valley Transporter up 1:· Imeral reading. Elrly Amtrlcln 1Pt. Ptmont: Jamce L. Pur<ey, a.m.: Semel down 11 ,,5 p.~.; 40 ~-m.; Wbayne H. up 2:11i a. ANDRETTI HONORED . Q - What are the first sions IRt. I West Columbta , Steven St• I R d 12 6' m. • J e If boat up 1:- NEW YORK (UP!) , . o 'f cl I Rt 1 R I . 0 . ~e anger own : i.l a.m.; .all: • R . o~. ·pr<'gnancy and how Long ·. rc e,. ·. . ~c ne, nme George T. Price up 2:fO a.m.: "" a.m., avenawoocl down 1:60 AndretU, wmner of thll year's STICK CANDY 1nd does It take 10 know for sure'' 1F'rance, Loogsvtlle , Mrs. Ketth Horv J rd d M a.m.; Lachln McCJeay up 7:60 Daytona 500 and the H dM d t Dr. Sedan. Sid, Tra111. Radio and Heattr. 0 an own 3''" a.m · • Y · ' G Aeike M 'ddleport · M ey M u-•• '--k B · B Seb 11 lh I I • A- The Ill'!! and most con- · r, 1 r ': MI. State up 2,65 a.m.; Robert a.m.; .'"'"'" """ s, nan . . ring, wi be honored sill<nt sign Is the missed men- Carl Schultz, Sr., Rt. 2 Racme , E Reed . down 1.40 p.m.; Kathleen K. ruaht by the Auto Ra•oma:IJ BunER MINTS 3.55 '' strUal period. Some of the new· Dorsa Fultz, Flatwoocls, Ky.; s~n up 6: ~~ a.·m.: aJ~h~ ~:·~~ down 3:40p.m.; Oleander down Frat&rolty ol New York. ·'· A. Elwood FrRZter, Fraz. De d 3.45 p.m.; A. J. BPatton up 1-10 Andreltl • who 11 then;:~~~ 8:I0 a.m. ,or' pregnancy tests are positive . .Mrs. Bott m w va . 0 R 1.. an own I rr-~·· . -4 0 S eyL SUI. Trtn1.lladlo aad lfllltr, as ear'y · ·• · •~ K b Rl p.m.; ~uum . up 10:30 P Slates Auto Club '. ' as four or five days "" t p k. • Wilt Ch anawa ver-Lockl4 • . n · • . 1 1 Wlll' alter the mis<ed period and the er er ms, e s on. ,.ares H Zl m.. rennsy vama down 6:35 driving champion will 9 -test results available with- E. Clark, Ashland, Ky. Mrs. D tam B. mmer up p.m.; a.m. the group'a achle;emenl award in 11. few hovrs afler star ting the William F. Mallo/Y· Hunting· F unc:~ ~ce up 9:40 p. rn.: _ __ -·---~· test ., . ton, W. Va.; Mrs. Owen H. Wil· Erllsanh '"w odlercde up 6:20 a.m.; ......., a o • own 6:35 1 m · Q·- How long can a woma n bur, Hamden,· Mrs. J ames T. Statio~ Waron. Auto. Trtna. Rtdlv tad Rllttr. r ;r'ry <J fetuo: in her ut~>rin tuiJ.. Lon~, Wellston: Mrs. Allen C. William E. HaiJ Ashland K ! es before a diagnosis of ectopic SI_Iehne, Jackson: Ja~es E. Birtb!l ' y. •-c:~Ol' " rognann· can be r·IOdl''' What iDtxon, Rt. I Oak Htll; Mrs. I M All G Sh I II P . . . L II D I r!. en e lne Jackare the .~J~mptoms of a tubal owe · Rapp, ront~~ ; Mrs. son, d:mghter, ?:en n.m. 'Thurs.. Auto. Trani. Radio and Heater, pregnunc!' , . lday : Mrs. James T. Long, ., A - \!hen lh• ovum fatls lo of my becoming pregnant 1Wellston, 11:15 a.m. Thursday . r~ ac h the uter~s for some un- again'! I Dlacbarges I 1 ' ' •• ~ny~~ reason 1t may become I A - No. It would require an- 1 Mn. Lfoslie Adarnst-John w. ' , l DJ, Sedan. Std. 3 Sptl. 'l'nDI. lla4lo llld Hatter. ~ rer~ hzed and embedded in the other ope1c.ti~n (o~:t:n un~u c-j Casey, Mrs. Minnie Conn, ' 1 : ~,r: : · uterme tube. Sudl a pregnancy Icessful) to re-establish the po- [Charles W. Hargraves, Jr , Joy proteeds very much_ as a nor- jtency of the lubes. L. Henderson, Mrs. Frank E. pregnancy at first. Men- Q - Can a 52-year-otd worn-; Knistler, Mrs. Beulah Knapp , PlAT 880 SPOilT SPID•II str1oat1on stops -an_d tests for i an who still menstruates reg- Karl K. Krautter, Mrs. Paris Auto. Trant. Power Slatrinc: Radio Jlq"', ~ Ctllltd lot lilt PllllaW ,..,_, Jll'i!!gnamC)·· are pos_Jtlve. After _10 u!arly become pregnant? ;w. Linkous, Keith F. Mollihan, · If your piiiOflll _.alonolabel YOII-"tndlvlduaL" I "tuHfo. wee~s, pam ill the pelvts, , A - Yes 1 but 1 would like Mrs. Marvin N, Oiler, Mrs. IIIHIIU" It lll'ltr for you, Tlten the car for you •• , Fltl'a 8liO 8palt lplcltl'. Wh)'? For Ill IIIII 1011ponoe to your kiUeh. l'or lie IUie, by sma ll h~rnor- ! 10 see her birth certificate . ' Roy R. P~nce, Lora A. Riley, Dllrva-hutltltncl roadobltltr. Ill Interior elegance ••• lite rich 1011 from the uterus, pomt to 1Pregnancy depends on contlnu- ITina L. Roush, Mrs, Galen F. v)nyie, 1111 lteautlllllWOOII tlllfiiL For t11o aolld Flat c-anohfp tubal prcgnanry.j ed ovarian function rather than Scarberry. Mrs. Ottie Smith. ..• IIIli tlllt. TlteN'I trut Vllh» lor you In lite Fill 81i0 Bpo<t the;ea!ter the tube rup- 1on age, but it is extremely rare IRichard 0. Spurlock, Mrs. CharSpider. With 10ft ot hlrdtop. or belli ••• thlr',. ~alii• Th~s is accompamed by for the ovaries to function after lles B. Stevenson, Mrs. Lavada 1 Como In and lelldrlvl.,.. opec/11 Gil todltl. "OHIO'S .OLDI!ST DODGE DEALII" pam and severe b:,edmg. age 50. ISwindler, Mrs. Robert L. White, I • 2Z 1 necesSi tates prompt re- I Q - Could a woman have a·Mrs. Evan D. Jones, Mrs SMITH RAT SALES & SERVICE i Th eDoctor H • a] N ospit ews savs ••• R•' ver News BAKER FURNITURE . 1964Chrysler2 Dr. =="-=--- 1964 Rambler ClaSsic 1964 Plymouth Valiant 1962 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan MIDDlEPORT BOOK STORE ;,e \ .. 1961 Mercury Comet ..... ._..!..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • _ ·· \ '· 1960 Dodge V8 4 Dr. Sed. ' ··19.60 Chevrolet C~rvair ;~~~ 1957 Oldsmobile 4 Dr. 1 ,~ · 1 Sons Co. II \ ' I ~Iherupturedtu~.lf-mal~pMcy~ ~~;~~=~M~--H:il~~n~a~nd~~~;M~i~~~~==-·~·:M:rt;•;~~·;•;T;h•~s;r;-~·;ri;~;;I•~K~o~N~~~~~o;·~~~==~~~~L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!J the rupture, the tube -Since rupture of the made birth with a ruptured uterus? A be re_moved to prevent I erus occurs only during a · bleed mg. If the opposite cult labor I a"ume you me,an I is normal, a subsequent I a woman ~ho has had a ruptur. pregnancy can take ed uterus In the past and a r"' · pair operation. She could beI bave bad my uterine come pregnant hut her delivery tied Is there any chance should he by caesarean oection. dtagnos1s is ~.r: ;.........-..- ·• M I • ~ "-· -~-~ 'W r;;;;u~ li::\ r;:"~..n rr;;;;rr:..mn ra~M[I 11:\fil(c5)r.:\1A1 U'V'U U'V'U I ~\QJ u ~- U\!.1 LS lJJ _ W. ~ <!) rn;~:§:~~ ~aJJ size, Smart sty~ I MOTOROLA J SOLID-STATE C' c:;f) 1 1 1 ~ A . •' n ~ t1 We're Going All Out To Make You The Best ANQ I:IAI:I AIIIIIIIDV.III J Deals In The Valley, Take Advantage of THESE SPRING SPECIALS . 65 CHEV. 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The an lclually ...d..,a.Petec~ Cohen, an unlrocked Broad· entlrt 'tV production waa Cl• St /rom Sardl:a, the way Prill agent turned produc- Uv~ed with ~ Jlllnlmwn of tho official lhorQUi~·fal'e and or wboll hand plainly hu ll!'V• prelenUoua piffle which aomt- fl!e hoUse re~lfully, er loetllo hoopl~, deserves alng• how creeps Into the ·self-con- splendid olementl of Nulorl~ apeclllc oredlt lor the lelOIU, perb~s &UIIW'Idden 111- lltlDiale I b, er . manner 1n wi1lcl1 hla · steward· supiclonJI ol orllsUo lnlerlorlly which )'tmaln · ship of the 1967 Tony Awards, films and TV reflect when they ch1111ed lbrongh the the IegLUmate theater's version alort . pi!IUJII thtmaelvu on the wlthoui taking on a of the Oacar and Emmy prlze. escutclloon . . . . Like any0111 which sterna atlac!habJe to livings on televl~on, managed tryinlt ao acrobaUcany and veau •nl4flalnment to outltrip both ltl ·celluloid earnoUy to perform 1111 Intel· lea" sucb · 11 "n:'l and leclual ••11-backpal, tho rt11ull movies', Is a sprlln In the neck, all the TEHRAN, Iran tUPI) - ,way down. On the other applaudllll hand, Informed sources said Thursday holding a aclasors, we can't , Shah Mohammed Rezi has The Tony Awards, however, but wish Alexander Cohen'• Inasked the Agriculture Ministry and pral!e permitted the stage arauably excellent elllclency . farmers w drafl ona leased program whereby and all II! traditional 1tature, producer ol the 198'1 Tony TV estates could lake only Inferential care of ltl show next year m!Jiht let his -HELP US! · 3 ROOMS ., dtarm 01 we lAJ. Nny FURNITURE· ln Beryl 1er George" acting art over lett thaD mtrab. le matter h- 1 ' •• • w 1 muterlul per!ormanct In IDiusy, lleary llt!Ja IIIINTI!edat"rtcalil bout llfa amona the Lesbians; her exceptionally $595· ' W'f 2-2~9 OR' IIteHT WI t.ttll ·· ' ·Including ,1 Ref~igerafor a~· Pomeroy Flo~r l~W~.llrt. ~M:IIn:: ' ::~=~' Mlliir4 Range skln.er~·~ lilul::aclln~~~~~=·=on~t~~~~= buy the land they now cultivate. reputation and went at its balr grow past the The program would af!oct more plaque· &lvlng llghUy, JaunUiy, inC crew haircut be aflecte4; ugly .·.. •. . . than one miiUon sharecropper!. Ias all such excursion• Into self· not to Beatie Jqth, nor . 1 congratuThelaUons b~hhUt1 ood1hould to dear Lennie Betnstelll's lJt. 1 1 ·~ Alexander the Great was the ' · · · · CTISp, r,g m was Ue League Stokowskl • tousle; :j first world conqueror sustained neatly, admirably; the juat 1 trlfte more than ptel: prizes handed out with dIs- aeribed at Parris bland fit ~E ' patch; there wasn't one mawk· particlpantl 1n tht Henley .,\·. ~ Holzer Hoopltal: Visiting Lock 18, Orlss Jr. down &:20 Ish or b&wllng ibanlt·YOU spew; ratio. ~; l hours M and 7--8 p.m . Parents p.m.: Beaver down 12:05 a.m.; even though Barbara Harris, t- J only 00 Pediatrics ward. G&R&.,- G<llllpolls, IJ.O and Phillip Sporn up 1:45 a.m.: wbose attempll to emulate Gar· IN THESE LIKE NEW C.4R8 ~Y Wa)'he G. Brnndstadt. M.D. 1 . 24.5 runni"l! 50 feet ol rollert; Flagship down 1:30 a.m.: !Alek bo and other theatrical hermits We wero quite wron1 Oft !: Q _ 1 'om pregnant and ' Ad~ISslons . Ipt. Pleasant, 25_76 , Pomeroy • 17, Andrew P. Calhoun up &:40 didn't stay her /rom being of our 16 vote• ~ the Tony ·;would like to get some relloble ' Mrs. Glad)s M. Caldwell. 509 1Masoo, 24.26; Hinton, 1.53 fall- p.m.; Sally Polk up 1, a.m.; Ithere In the Sbubert Theatre to aeledlona: we dldn I mind ~ information - not just old wtv. , Fourth Ave .. Mrs. John B. Cleo- ing: Kanawha Falls, 8.12 stat.: Lock 19, Onward up 6:!" a.m.; accept her award, ohambled to Wl'Oill_ really on any ] ts' teles - about this subject. Idemn, 444 Second Ave.· M~s. Charte•ton, 20.3! faDing. Lon- IBellville I:Mks, James R. Hines tho ataae and stumbled through llbly 10 the case of Hard Top. Powlt -lleerl~• aad brakH. Torqlllflllt ~ A - Pregnoncy l• a norma! I Do~ald W. Schtllmg, 452 Lartat .don, running one foot of roiJ. Idown I a.m.: Lock 22, George Ia lew Inanities with a minimum Utile London visitor Trans. :Rtidlo and Heater. ~hysio!ogic •tate but, because IDr .• Mrs. Hobert D. Durham, ers: Marmet, running one-half· IT. Prloe Up 1:25 a.m.: Polly R.. of grace; lhe couldn't have ~'iadom, whole,perloranca ·o,f}he man y po,.tble complica- Rt.l Vmton, Wtllla~ W. Webb, foot; and Winfield, running '"P 6 a.m.: Lock 23, Esso Penn· been more overwhelmed. Walklnl Happy WI lUll ~hs. every pregnant w"rn'" Sr., Patriot Star Rt. , James N. lour feet. isylvania down 3:15 a.m.; Cot· And 11 wu a properleas ill lOUr grapesth_,. In IIYI1D•II !#tould be under the care of a Wright, Rt. I Cheshire; ~rs. Boat Movemeato: Iton Queen up &:15 a.m.; Ankor holdin& the Tony doJnia ill pathy, was by far tht physician. Ynur doctor is the Robe:t H. Taylor, Rt. I G.!ll- Gallipolis Locks _ Titan up iL. Chrl~y down 5:!5 a. m.; Shubert Theater- properly ~: j,j-... 4 Dr. Iedin. ~uto. 'l'rlu1. lladlo aad HHitr. V.. one to supply the infonnalion polls . Wilham J. Smtih, Sr., 16:50 p.m. : J . s. Lewis up 10:20 Gree?up Locks, Helen R. up 4 bali Shubert Alley and Ptnnaylvanla Dutch Clean. you need or to recommend col- Btdwell. Mrs, Sarah E. Byus, p.m.: Steel Ranger down 12-55 p.m., Valley Transporter up 1:· Imeral reading. Elrly Amtrlcln 1Pt. Ptmont: Jamce L. Pur<ey, a.m.: Semel down 11 ,,5 p.~.; 40 ~-m.; Wbayne H. up 2:11i a. ANDRETTI HONORED . Q - What are the first sions IRt. I West Columbta , Steven St• I R d 12 6' m. • J e If boat up 1:- NEW YORK (UP!) , . o 'f cl I Rt 1 R I . 0 . ~e anger own : i.l a.m.; .all: • R . o~. ·pr<'gnancy and how Long ·. rc e,. ·. . ~c ne, nme George T. Price up 2:fO a.m.: "" a.m., avenawoocl down 1:60 AndretU, wmner of thll year's STICK CANDY 1nd does It take 10 know for sure'' 1F'rance, Loogsvtlle , Mrs. Ketth Horv J rd d M a.m.; Lachln McCJeay up 7:60 Daytona 500 and the H dM d t Dr. Sedan. Sid, Tra111. Radio and Heattr. 0 an own 3''" a.m · • Y · ' G Aeike M 'ddleport · M ey M u-•• '--k B · B Seb 11 lh I I • A- The Ill'!! and most con- · r, 1 r ': MI. State up 2,65 a.m.; Robert a.m.; .'"'"'" """ s, nan . . ring, wi be honored sill<nt sign Is the missed men- Carl Schultz, Sr., Rt. 2 Racme , E Reed . down 1.40 p.m.; Kathleen K. ruaht by the Auto Ra•oma:IJ BunER MINTS 3.55 '' strUal period. Some of the new· Dorsa Fultz, Flatwoocls, Ky.; s~n up 6: ~~ a.·m.: aJ~h~ ~:·~~ down 3:40p.m.; Oleander down Frat&rolty ol New York. ·'· A. Elwood FrRZter, Fraz. De d 3.45 p.m.; A. J. BPatton up 1-10 Andreltl • who 11 then;:~~~ 8:I0 a.m. ,or' pregnancy tests are positive . .Mrs. Bott m w va . 0 R 1.. an own I rr-~·· . -4 0 S eyL SUI. Trtn1.lladlo aad lfllltr, as ear'y · ·• · •~ K b Rl p.m.; ~uum . up 10:30 P Slates Auto Club '. ' as four or five days "" t p k. • Wilt Ch anawa ver-Lockl4 • . n · • . 1 1 Wlll' alter the mis<ed period and the er er ms, e s on. ,.ares H Zl m.. rennsy vama down 6:35 driving champion will 9 -test results available with- E. Clark, Ashland, Ky. Mrs. D tam B. mmer up p.m.; a.m. the group'a achle;emenl award in 11. few hovrs afler star ting the William F. Mallo/Y· Hunting· F unc:~ ~ce up 9:40 p. rn.: _ __ -·---~· test ., . ton, W. Va.; Mrs. Owen H. Wil· Erllsanh '"w odlercde up 6:20 a.m.; ......., a o • own 6:35 1 m · Q·- How long can a woma n bur, Hamden,· Mrs. J ames T. Statio~ Waron. Auto. Trtna. Rtdlv tad Rllttr. r ;r'ry <J fetuo: in her ut~>rin tuiJ.. Lon~, Wellston: Mrs. Allen C. William E. HaiJ Ashland K ! es before a diagnosis of ectopic SI_Iehne, Jackson: Ja~es E. Birtb!l ' y. •-c:~Ol' " rognann· can be r·IOdl''' What iDtxon, Rt. I Oak Htll; Mrs. I M All G Sh I II P . . . L II D I r!. en e lne Jackare the .~J~mptoms of a tubal owe · Rapp, ront~~ ; Mrs. son, d:mghter, ?:en n.m. 'Thurs.. Auto. Trani. Radio and Heater, pregnunc!' , . lday : Mrs. James T. Long, ., A - \!hen lh• ovum fatls lo of my becoming pregnant 1Wellston, 11:15 a.m. Thursday . r~ ac h the uter~s for some un- again'! I Dlacbarges I 1 ' ' •• ~ny~~ reason 1t may become I A - No. It would require an- 1 Mn. Lfoslie Adarnst-John w. ' , l DJ, Sedan. Std. 3 Sptl. 'l'nDI. lla4lo llld Hatter. ~ rer~ hzed and embedded in the other ope1c.ti~n (o~:t:n un~u c-j Casey, Mrs. Minnie Conn, ' 1 : ~,r: : · uterme tube. Sudl a pregnancy Icessful) to re-establish the po- [Charles W. Hargraves, Jr , Joy proteeds very much_ as a nor- jtency of the lubes. L. Henderson, Mrs. Frank E. pregnancy at first. Men- Q - Can a 52-year-otd worn-; Knistler, Mrs. Beulah Knapp , PlAT 880 SPOilT SPID•II str1oat1on stops -an_d tests for i an who still menstruates reg- Karl K. Krautter, Mrs. Paris Auto. Trant. Power Slatrinc: Radio Jlq"', ~ Ctllltd lot lilt PllllaW ,..,_, Jll'i!!gnamC)·· are pos_Jtlve. After _10 u!arly become pregnant? ;w. Linkous, Keith F. Mollihan, · If your piiiOflll _.alonolabel YOII-"tndlvlduaL" I "tuHfo. wee~s, pam ill the pelvts, , A - Yes 1 but 1 would like Mrs. Marvin N, Oiler, Mrs. IIIHIIU" It lll'ltr for you, Tlten the car for you •• , Fltl'a 8liO 8palt lplcltl'. Wh)'? For Ill IIIII 1011ponoe to your kiUeh. l'or lie IUie, by sma ll h~rnor- ! 10 see her birth certificate . ' Roy R. P~nce, Lora A. Riley, Dllrva-hutltltncl roadobltltr. Ill Interior elegance ••• lite rich 1011 from the uterus, pomt to 1Pregnancy depends on contlnu- ITina L. Roush, Mrs, Galen F. v)nyie, 1111 lteautlllllWOOII tlllfiiL For t11o aolld Flat c-anohfp tubal prcgnanry.j ed ovarian function rather than Scarberry. Mrs. Ottie Smith. ..• IIIli tlllt. TlteN'I trut Vllh» lor you In lite Fill 81i0 Bpo<t the;ea!ter the tube rup- 1on age, but it is extremely rare IRichard 0. Spurlock, Mrs. CharSpider. With 10ft ot hlrdtop. or belli ••• thlr',. ~alii• Th~s is accompamed by for the ovaries to function after lles B. Stevenson, Mrs. Lavada 1 Como In and lelldrlvl.,.. opec/11 Gil todltl. "OHIO'S .OLDI!ST DODGE DEALII" pam and severe b:,edmg. age 50. ISwindler, Mrs. Robert L. White, I • 2Z 1 necesSi tates prompt re- I Q - Could a woman have a·Mrs. Evan D. Jones, Mrs SMITH RAT SALES & SERVICE i Th eDoctor H • a] N ospit ews savs ••• R•' ver News BAKER FURNITURE . 1964Chrysler2 Dr. =="-=--- 1964 Rambler ClaSsic 1964 Plymouth Valiant 1962 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan MIDDlEPORT BOOK STORE ;,e \ .. 1961 Mercury Comet ..... ._..!..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • _ ·· \ '· 1960 Dodge V8 4 Dr. Sed. ' ··19.60 Chevrolet C~rvair ;~~~ 1957 Oldsmobile 4 Dr. 1 ,~ · 1 Sons Co. II \ ' I ~Iherupturedtu~.lf-mal~pMcy~ ~~;~~=~M~--H:il~~n~a~nd~~~;M~i~~~~==-·~·:M:rt;•;~~·;•;T;h•~s;r;-~·;ri;~;;I•~K~o~N~~~~~o;·~~~==~~~~L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!J the rupture, the tube -Since rupture of the made birth with a ruptured uterus? A be re_moved to prevent I erus occurs only during a · bleed mg. If the opposite cult labor I a"ume you me,an I is normal, a subsequent I a woman ~ho has had a ruptur. pregnancy can take ed uterus In the past and a r"' · pair operation. She could beI bave bad my uterine come pregnant hut her delivery tied Is there any chance should he by caesarean oection. dtagnos1s is ~.r: ;.........-..- ·• M I • ~ "-· -~-~ 'W r;;;;u~ li::\ r;:"~..n rr;;;;rr:..mn ra~M[I 11:\fil(c5)r.:\1A1 U'V'U U'V'U I ~\QJ u ~- U\!.1 LS lJJ _ W. ~ <!) rn;~:§:~~ ~aJJ size, Smart sty~ I MOTOROLA J SOLID-STATE C' c:;f) 1 1 1 ~ A . •' n ~ t1 We're Going All Out To Make You The Best ANQ I:IAI:I AIIIIIIIDV.III J Deals In The Valley, Take Advantage of THESE SPRING SPECIALS . 65 CHEV. 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Held ot Church ''· ' With let Mlktr PHILCO NO-FROST INSTANT COLD REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER WITH POWER IAVII SS99·95 DYE YOUR OWN TO MATCH . ' EASY TIIMI WHITE SHOES s PEAU DE SOLI! AA-8 WIDTHS SIZE 5¥.1 TO 9 ., .,., ' All 1M but t-atum: eiiiAT DBPBa eFtJLL WUI'l'H VEGBTABLB .99' ClUSPER eSLJDE OUT FRUIT BASXET FABRIC DYE eBUTTER &: CRUSE IWlPEliS eTWO W'r.OUT tJTILlTY TRAYS COLORS- Green, Yellow, BlUe, Pale Pink, Hot Pink and Orange ---------THE SHOE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ·~ ---~ ,.,tC.'J.~ .LOCAL UNION .5668 . . '~veumod. W. Va. aco WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING · UDeoln SL Middleport IJ92.26BO I R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. •o111o'r Oklm Dodge Dealer" Middleport, Olllo · TINY'S FOODLAND AtMeeting of Dof ACouncil Ph. - - . ~-1 LYONS CLOVER FARM ASSOCIATED RADIO a·- -:1 TV ' 114 L MAIN MIDDLEPORT, O, ',. BOGGS .EQUIPMENT 811e1 - Al.LIS ClL\LIIl!BS - Service larm - lndtlmfal ~ I.mDft " tlanltn ""'*' ' ' Pbont 68'1<8480 l'lllnl ·CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ""cl ......, Clifdcen• · K& c JEWELns "KtepiiM i:lfmnoncllllllgl" ~ PomlrOJ B. llalll SL ''., RACINE PLANING MILL llllildlllg 8upplld Gild lfflltoorll l'boll8 119U97B WBl'I'B SIWU'IG MACHINES "'l7tl'!lllllllg rar.llie that SetO,. 18 IIID St. w- lllddleport_ 9BU320 '' STAR SUPPLY CO. Pallllr Clll4 BGI'CIIIcn • 89U21K TUNE IN Spreading Kingdom" SUNDAY 9 AM U111dl;IPOit - '' lb. NN278 ..--~-r~ t ' . ' t . •~--~~---• GOEGLEIN READY -MIX co. ' 1,' ,, .... RAn'S BEN FRANJQ;IN' ·I .Pbont' .IIIIN481 ' ll l!ecoDd 4~ Jllddleport. OJdt I. ' ' \4 .< ' ~ ' . .. I r~ MIT~L . ·~.~ . ·, l , WHERE? TINY'S WAREHOUSE WHEN? SUNDAY & MONDAY APRIL 9ana10 YOU ENTER FROM litE PAINT DEPT. IN,, THE BARGAINLAND.IT'S ,OPEN HOUSE AT THE .GIANT WAREHOUSE AND OPEN SEASON ON DISCOUNT PRICES • ,:;· , ' - ~­ HOYT'S SOHIO SERVIcE . ·. Well MaiD SL B1q1por1 1M Church of 1 '"""*~~;;..,..~~~--- 1390 WMPO RADIO • RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR ~a«TRIC' REDWOOD FURNITURE ·..GYM ~.IT~ PomerOr u0ur Cllotct POMEROY WATCH FOR PRICES IN SUNDAY PAPER Qnerol~ THE SEW{NG aNTER HARRY MILLER •b Brotoll'l BoHII QGf 88J.2188 ' ~ SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS Wt FlU AU Doetorr Prescrlf)flofta BOX COME IN AND GET OUR SPECIAL PRICE! AllllGn4 Oil PrGdiiOII ~ ~ n .OTHIR FAMCM IRANDS GALEN S. BROWN. Dist. lllddleport,Oblo 38 Ladies are As 179.95 eWURLITZII eBALDWIN I lalldm Gild 11111f41!1g•SIIJlfllla Clleatv, Ohio OthenAslow i ' BAUM LUMBER CO. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS -;PF• AMERICA · PIANOS ' ' ·;,;, CEMEtlf :t/'INJS· , ., .. . ) '' �· il0otit~··1 ' . I '' I April '1, 1967-7 / ..... . Offlt allbe I ,·· '.; Events '. ! I 3 ·~ I :.' ,. \I _"" r·. [ :0 · '' I (' ' '·. .................,,± l ............ I . i' \ MASON .t FURNITUU CO. ·' I .,. ' tMS0N. W, VA. . I, !·, / . April Meeting OfW.S.C.S. Held ot Church ''· ' With let Mlktr PHILCO NO-FROST INSTANT COLD REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER WITH POWER IAVII SS99·95 DYE YOUR OWN TO MATCH . ' EASY TIIMI WHITE SHOES s PEAU DE SOLI! AA-8 WIDTHS SIZE 5¥.1 TO 9 ., .,., ' All 1M but t-atum: eiiiAT DBPBa eFtJLL WUI'l'H VEGBTABLB .99' ClUSPER eSLJDE OUT FRUIT BASXET FABRIC DYE eBUTTER &: CRUSE IWlPEliS eTWO W'r.OUT tJTILlTY TRAYS COLORS- Green, Yellow, BlUe, Pale Pink, Hot Pink and Orange ---------THE SHOE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ·~ ---~ ,.,tC.'J.~ .LOCAL UNION .5668 . . '~veumod. W. Va. aco WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING · UDeoln SL Middleport IJ92.26BO I R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. •o111o'r Oklm Dodge Dealer" Middleport, Olllo · TINY'S FOODLAND AtMeeting of Dof ACouncil Ph. - - . ~-1 LYONS CLOVER FARM ASSOCIATED RADIO a·- -:1 TV ' 114 L MAIN MIDDLEPORT, O, ',. BOGGS .EQUIPMENT 811e1 - Al.LIS ClL\LIIl!BS - Service larm - lndtlmfal ~ I.mDft " tlanltn ""'*' ' ' Pbont 68'1<8480 l'lllnl ·CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ""cl ......, Clifdcen• · K& c JEWELns "KtepiiM i:lfmnoncllllllgl" ~ PomlrOJ B. llalll SL ''., RACINE PLANING MILL llllildlllg 8upplld Gild lfflltoorll l'boll8 119U97B WBl'I'B SIWU'IG MACHINES "'l7tl'!lllllllg rar.llie that SetO,. 18 IIID St. w- lllddleport_ 9BU320 '' STAR SUPPLY CO. Pallllr Clll4 BGI'CIIIcn • 89U21K TUNE IN Spreading Kingdom" SUNDAY 9 AM U111dl;IPOit - '' lb. NN278 ..--~-r~ t ' . ' t . •~--~~---• GOEGLEIN READY -MIX co. ' 1,' ,, .... RAn'S BEN FRANJQ;IN' ·I .Pbont' .IIIIN481 ' ll l!ecoDd 4~ Jllddleport. OJdt I. ' ' \4 .< ' ~ ' . .. I r~ MIT~L . ·~.~ . ·, l , WHERE? TINY'S WAREHOUSE WHEN? SUNDAY & MONDAY APRIL 9ana10 YOU ENTER FROM litE PAINT DEPT. IN,, THE BARGAINLAND.IT'S ,OPEN HOUSE AT THE .GIANT WAREHOUSE AND OPEN SEASON ON DISCOUNT PRICES • ,:;· , ' - ~­ HOYT'S SOHIO SERVIcE . ·. Well MaiD SL B1q1por1 1M Church of 1 '"""*~~;;..,..~~~--- 1390 WMPO RADIO • RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR ~a«TRIC' REDWOOD FURNITURE ·..GYM ~.IT~ PomerOr u0ur Cllotct POMEROY WATCH FOR PRICES IN SUNDAY PAPER Qnerol~ THE SEW{NG aNTER HARRY MILLER •b Brotoll'l BoHII QGf 88J.2188 ' ~ SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS Wt FlU AU Doetorr Prescrlf)flofta BOX COME IN AND GET OUR SPECIAL PRICE! AllllGn4 Oil PrGdiiOII ~ ~ n .OTHIR FAMCM IRANDS GALEN S. BROWN. Dist. lllddleport,Oblo 38 Ladies are As 179.95 eWURLITZII eBALDWIN I lalldm Gild 11111f41!1g•SIIJlfllla Clleatv, Ohio OthenAslow i ' BAUM LUMBER CO. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS -;PF• AMERICA · PIANOS ' ' ·;,;, CEMEtlf :t/'INJS· , ., .. . ) '' �,. 'I '•' :,.._. /·, • \ 8-Dalty Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle~ 0., Aprfl T, 19&7 ' '- ....~- - ······-·1 -: ·~ -4 :.i:ffl ' ~· .•• ' . ' ' ' 11 . r ,... ' •, RQBIN ~~ONI I ' super~ numu of{ina -Is ~ f ~ >- ,. I and delici<IIL\ sldll ®lies sup~~~~ aenero~ ' 1963 OLD$ 88 HOLIDAY SEbAN · · ' t~ __our ·'t'reat the bll\lly ·k ' •. .,1 ' l."- .. .,. ":· ' Pv /~· wro ....., Motor ~-·r ' . . '" . . ,, • .$14!5 . prepare~, pQrtlons of .... . . ~y~RUDE ' ..... S1le( ind Sllrvlce · ory food, . gradoi!BIY serv· ' ' ; ·ed In congenial surround· Good tires, clean interior. beige,.ove: brown finl&ll1 PS,'.aut0,1.. matte, radio & beater, a real sharp car. · ·. ' · : Ohio Boat and Motor llcarilt. _, UTII ,I ,., wlnt Ad ..,.IN e(n .. ptr Word, ont: t.rtltft. .~: lr!\lntmvm ctt..... fie I· · . li:l!"h Ptr Worct. ttt .... ~!'I"• _, ,• II ctntt per Worl,_ ~ t;O...,C'Ptl•• . · 1 " lionS. U per cent DIKOVnt on Plkl HI ...,...".. 1nt1 1d paid wlthlll 10 di'IL CAJID Of: THANICI· & OaiTUAillll '"'0 for 50 word mlnlmu... ladl 1ddltlonal word 2c, ILIND ADI Additional U1 Chart• per Advo~ tlse111•nt. ,· · - Of-FICI HOURI •·~0 1. m. to 5:01 p. m.. Dally By GEQRGE WONDER I Pomeroy Motor · ~1 For Sale OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, C1H10 ' .;$0 a. m. to 12:00 Noell. lttunltY LI'L ABNER ' . WAI-ITA SEE HIS LIGHT Ufl WI I" A ~E.I/lJI~ DON'TT!'.I.L ~ 1M 15 HERE!! <;OVERNMENT • IT'I IAIY TO PLACI A rr---.--"*" W~AT'5 SO N£AT A!lOLJrTHE WANT AD PMDNI lf1-2156 SMEllAPHONE CDIIIPA~~ IS·" By ART SANSOM 1'HI! BORN I.OSEit By BRANNER Wlr4N.lE WINKLE _____., ---__, DANCE! Every Fritlay and Saturday night from 10 p.m. to 2,o.m. ot the Sundown Nile Club Music by Mary Lee Duo from Parkersburg DANCE SATURDAY APRIL 8 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. IMTIENCE, WINKLE. WE DONT WANT TO RU5H THING:; AND LOSE OUR ADVA>Il'AGE, '1'01/~l HI6HT. WE MIIST eE CAUTIOU~. JET I CAN FL!EC! HIM FOR AIOTI<ER FIVE 1~ANP. For futory reprettntatlve in Southtrn Ohio West Virginia & We are an old reliable company and the leader ~n our field throughout lhe Un~ed States and Canada. By HOWIE SCH~EIDiiR WHY DO~'T you TRY Ge!TIIJG YOUR BI\CK OFHHE \WRLD? J WI~H I CCVLD G£T TH£. VJORI..O Mechanical or farm expert· ence helpful but not required. We do require honesty, hard work, a desire toibe permanent, and good transporta· OFF MY BACK/ By KING GASOUIIIE ALlEY Git in the tlon. back o' the cart, We offer training, better· than average earnings, paid De Fuddle ' We neotds b•l last ' vacation, retirement plan, hospitalization and many benefits to the right man. ' ' . Applicatlens Taken Mon. 8: AM to 1: PM Tues. 8: AM to 10: AM ,1 Eagles and Guests SHAMROCK MOTEL Allen King and the Stardusters POMEROY, OHIO By MERRILl. BLO$SI'R FRECKLE$ j)J-ID HIS FRIENP$ APARTMENT 14 CARRIER WANTED WINKLE, A I'U'HCIIER. By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE NO PHONE CALLS (Boy or Girl) : For Mulberry Ave. RIG.HT! SO , Tl.t:Y'VE HIRED A P!<!OrfSSIONAL MOB r:ROM OOT ::JI= I' M ON ~ 'i:Di: , -It, BUT HERE'S t:r:{ PROBLEM I POMEROY lHE CROWD -r HAI Wt:.HT'i YOU Q!.!J IS STRICTU' APPLY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL OFFICE 01 LE<;ITIMATE'; ~ ~ ! SURE I "''OU CAI'I'T iOU1114 ~! ro·~rl'\ 10 ~ ¥0U, PnE! DO OLJR F'.>£ST 'TO ~TOP THEM-I- W~'l.l 1 l(tlOW f-KIW TH~ OPiiiRAH I DON'T ~~r YOLJ~ BCIYS KILLm ~OR WITH "THE E~·MARJi£ COt·IW &oYS WE'VE (i,QT AROUt·m 1-!fRE ~ I&J' 'EM MAKE THeiR MOVE! 1<1£ COPS WILl., 1X:!' ~LL 10 _..,. ~M 8.8§J'i PETE\ ME, PAT) Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Ohio For Rent NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS 1. UNFURNISHED garage ment, 4 rooms and. bicaldthe.p<Jr't ply 790 Maple St., ~•1 1 I ::::sa U.Metallla 6. ~-.. 9. Angrier ll. Sand DOWN ~.Eaoe P.LithuanlaD lated &Capitol fellow; Proc don abbr. ing place. Inquire 1040 S. 2nd 13. 14. Under4. COnt&IJIIn&. Ave., Middlep<Jrt. world. ,ijo/~. more god ·thaa one: abbr. 1 O.Mac!O i')o 111.Boy'o ntckname HOUSE, 4 1'90ms and bath, 18. Charged ' E. Main St., Pomeroy. F o r partlcl& 17. Gioom infunnation call Mary ersham, 592-1160, AUoemo, 20.Alwaya 21.Pronoun 4 5 3tp 22.Prlmaly Ohio. 5 ROOM-'hopse .and >Jllso trailer · space. Phone ·tm-2885. 4 4 6tc 1. auc JOn evv••;:rlyit Iirrum:i~~aceen-Br<iWriei ~?~=~:. night at Laurel C space 811 Brownell :V House, sale starts Ave., Phone OOZ-2625. 4 4 tfc m. Plenty to eat Brown's Trailer Your Au·ctioneer, Park, Minersville, OOZ-3324. Carnahan. Jim 3 31 6tc ~i!J'. 4 5 furnished REVIVAL at Pbone OOZ-3658. ·Gospel Mission at ~u~--=.ru Thursday. April 16 al 7:30 ~ . m. Rev. L. R. Gluesero-1 Public 45 rooms and bath apartment. Phone tm-3374. 3 ~ tfc lamp owner 8. Orlontal dweUIDJ T. With milht <»lor 22.J&p&D... Landmark's Big Sale hill 2. Aooumu- oeaport 10, Crippled I 13.1\ack for a pen l5. Neg.., tive Teply 18. Duo: abbr. 19. Type t,28. Close to 29.·Compasa point 30,DI>cru>slic pleture11 3t.Mr.Como 32.At home \ 37.Welght REFRESHMENTS-FAVORS DEMONSTRATIONS 40.Tramp ' badge PAPPY r Plus Other VALUABLE PRIZES No purchase necessary, ju1t reg1ster 38. Breeze 27.Gonnan· hun: 1)'1'11. IT'S BEEN 'f: I-OM<;, &L~.' STORM ONI\ EIOOY EVER < ;o tT, WHY PO YOU n$11:'1 APRIL 0-7·8 GIVING AWAY 880,000 Green Stamps Y etteri•J"• AIIIWU 1 By RAEBURN VAN BUREN ABBIE AND SLATS SPRING OPEN HOUSE mea&ure 23,Sewer ln'""l 24. Muu 2~. Uowlrull 26. Verse r Pomeroy 992·2116 8. French wine rocka l2.llon's name FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. Rear M•igs General Hospital DAit Y CROSSWORD 4 3 6to -· •Friday- Got a knotter pro. blem with your baler? Geo. Cox will answer it. 2\. Drlllld. . vessel 27. Meaaure: abbr. c. DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULD •Saturday - Learn welding in minut ES. Orner Ihle will ttll you how, 28.It&lian river 29. Disburse .. •· ment 33.Partor "to be" POMEROY 992-218t 34..Female fowl • 35.Enoountered BElT ll\1 TIME I I. BEST IN SOlJr,4D I • Auto Sales 36. Tailor: htunoroue 38. Jdimlcker 39.Region in Alpa 40.-.;-Sundat, tunoua CLOCK RADIOS preaoher 41. Since: SeoL DAILY CBl'PrOQlJOTB - Bent'• bow to work It: 12 U tfc FURNISf!EU and unfurnished Ch<!Sietr,l apartmen!o Close to scbooi. Phone ll!l'l-5434. 10 18 4 ROOMS and bath, East' u.l..l St., Pomeroy, JSO: 3 rooms I and bath, East Main St., Pomeroy, $40; one 4 room apart. • rnent, furnished, East Morn St., 160: one building, 20 x :ro, East Main, vacant lot, 125 frontage, will build to suit tenant, East · Mala St. Phone until 4 p. m. tm-3975. After t p.m. fiiiZ.IiioG. a3 tic ~-- * AXlrDL8AAXII IUGI BUNNY Ia I.OIIOrllli.LOW One letter limply ata.ndl tor another, In thia aamp!e A Is uud for the three, Us. X for the two O'a, etc. Single letters, apos~ trophies, the lenJtb and formation or the worda are all hinl..l. Each day the code letten are different. A YKT LE VrJplopam BLili\V8 Quot&lloo VG YKLE BL~K G¥VWLEKFTEE J'TB BVHWI\ AVR.- Y'l'lt:YKSTFY 19f>:! FORIJ Statiou Yootenlar'o CrJploqUDie: MY INHJ:I\IT/.NCE HOW WillE AND 'FAIR: TIKI! IB MY ESTA1'lll; TO TIME l'l>l HEJ.R.GOETHIII Country ·Sedan . .one owner. • • 1817, &lq: i"eatlll'tle fJtadlcaLI, IAcJ l ! gnod1 tires . R&H. · ' poioer s!~t!rlng . gund rnnditon. Ph . DD2-;3l6 or Bl2-2180 1220 ty U.LPH HEIMPAtJL �,. 'I '•' :,.._. /·, • \ 8-Dalty Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle~ 0., Aprfl T, 19&7 ' '- ....~- - ······-·1 -: ·~ -4 :.i:ffl ' ~· .•• ' . ' ' ' 11 . r ,... ' •, RQBIN ~~ONI I ' super~ numu of{ina -Is ~ f ~ >- ,. I and delici<IIL\ sldll ®lies sup~~~~ aenero~ ' 1963 OLD$ 88 HOLIDAY SEbAN · · ' t~ __our ·'t'reat the bll\lly ·k ' •. .,1 ' l."- .. .,. ":· ' Pv /~· wro ....., Motor ~-·r ' . . '" . . ,, • .$14!5 . prepare~, pQrtlons of .... . . ~y~RUDE ' ..... S1le( ind Sllrvlce · ory food, . gradoi!BIY serv· ' ' ; ·ed In congenial surround· Good tires, clean interior. beige,.ove: brown finl&ll1 PS,'.aut0,1.. matte, radio & beater, a real sharp car. · ·. ' · : Ohio Boat and Motor llcarilt. _, UTII ,I ,., wlnt Ad ..,.IN e(n .. ptr Word, ont: t.rtltft. .~: lr!\lntmvm ctt..... fie I· · . li:l!"h Ptr Worct. ttt .... ~!'I"• _, ,• II ctntt per Worl,_ ~ t;O...,C'Ptl•• . · 1 " lionS. U per cent DIKOVnt on Plkl HI ...,...".. 1nt1 1d paid wlthlll 10 di'IL CAJID Of: THANICI· & OaiTUAillll '"'0 for 50 word mlnlmu... ladl 1ddltlonal word 2c, ILIND ADI Additional U1 Chart• per Advo~ tlse111•nt. ,· · - Of-FICI HOURI •·~0 1. m. to 5:01 p. m.. Dally By GEQRGE WONDER I Pomeroy Motor · ~1 For Sale OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, C1H10 ' .;$0 a. m. to 12:00 Noell. lttunltY LI'L ABNER ' . WAI-ITA SEE HIS LIGHT Ufl WI I" A ~E.I/lJI~ DON'TT!'.I.L ~ 1M 15 HERE!! <;OVERNMENT • IT'I IAIY TO PLACI A rr---.--"*" W~AT'5 SO N£AT A!lOLJrTHE WANT AD PMDNI lf1-2156 SMEllAPHONE CDIIIPA~~ IS·" By ART SANSOM 1'HI! BORN I.OSEit By BRANNER Wlr4N.lE WINKLE _____., ---__, DANCE! Every Fritlay and Saturday night from 10 p.m. to 2,o.m. ot the Sundown Nile Club Music by Mary Lee Duo from Parkersburg DANCE SATURDAY APRIL 8 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. IMTIENCE, WINKLE. WE DONT WANT TO RU5H THING:; AND LOSE OUR ADVA>Il'AGE, '1'01/~l HI6HT. WE MIIST eE CAUTIOU~. JET I CAN FL!EC! HIM FOR AIOTI<ER FIVE 1~ANP. For futory reprettntatlve in Southtrn Ohio West Virginia & We are an old reliable company and the leader ~n our field throughout lhe Un~ed States and Canada. By HOWIE SCH~EIDiiR WHY DO~'T you TRY Ge!TIIJG YOUR BI\CK OFHHE \WRLD? J WI~H I CCVLD G£T TH£. VJORI..O Mechanical or farm expert· ence helpful but not required. We do require honesty, hard work, a desire toibe permanent, and good transporta· OFF MY BACK/ By KING GASOUIIIE ALlEY Git in the tlon. back o' the cart, We offer training, better· than average earnings, paid De Fuddle ' We neotds b•l last ' vacation, retirement plan, hospitalization and many benefits to the right man. ' ' . Applicatlens Taken Mon. 8: AM to 1: PM Tues. 8: AM to 10: AM ,1 Eagles and Guests SHAMROCK MOTEL Allen King and the Stardusters POMEROY, OHIO By MERRILl. BLO$SI'R FRECKLE$ j)J-ID HIS FRIENP$ APARTMENT 14 CARRIER WANTED WINKLE, A I'U'HCIIER. By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE NO PHONE CALLS (Boy or Girl) : For Mulberry Ave. RIG.HT! SO , Tl.t:Y'VE HIRED A P!<!OrfSSIONAL MOB r:ROM OOT ::JI= I' M ON ~ 'i:Di: , -It, BUT HERE'S t:r:{ PROBLEM I POMEROY lHE CROWD -r HAI Wt:.HT'i YOU Q!.!J IS STRICTU' APPLY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL OFFICE 01 LE<;ITIMATE'; ~ ~ ! SURE I "''OU CAI'I'T iOU1114 ~! ro·~rl'\ 10 ~ ¥0U, PnE! DO OLJR F'.>£ST 'TO ~TOP THEM-I- W~'l.l 1 l(tlOW f-KIW TH~ OPiiiRAH I DON'T ~~r YOLJ~ BCIYS KILLm ~OR WITH "THE E~·MARJi£ COt·IW &oYS WE'VE (i,QT AROUt·m 1-!fRE ~ I&J' 'EM MAKE THeiR MOVE! 1<1£ COPS WILl., 1X:!' ~LL 10 _..,. ~M 8.8§J'i PETE\ ME, PAT) Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Ohio For Rent NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS 1. UNFURNISHED garage ment, 4 rooms and. bicaldthe.p<Jr't ply 790 Maple St., ~•1 1 I ::::sa U.Metallla 6. ~-.. 9. Angrier ll. Sand DOWN ~.Eaoe P.LithuanlaD lated &Capitol fellow; Proc don abbr. ing place. Inquire 1040 S. 2nd 13. 14. Under4. COnt&IJIIn&. Ave., Middlep<Jrt. world. ,ijo/~. more god ·thaa one: abbr. 1 O.Mac!O i')o 111.Boy'o ntckname HOUSE, 4 1'90ms and bath, 18. Charged ' E. Main St., Pomeroy. F o r partlcl& 17. Gioom infunnation call Mary ersham, 592-1160, AUoemo, 20.Alwaya 21.Pronoun 4 5 3tp 22.Prlmaly Ohio. 5 ROOM-'hopse .and >Jllso trailer · space. Phone ·tm-2885. 4 4 6tc 1. auc JOn evv••;:rlyit Iirrum:i~~aceen-Br<iWriei ~?~=~:. night at Laurel C space 811 Brownell :V House, sale starts Ave., Phone OOZ-2625. 4 4 tfc m. Plenty to eat Brown's Trailer Your Au·ctioneer, Park, Minersville, OOZ-3324. Carnahan. Jim 3 31 6tc ~i!J'. 4 5 furnished REVIVAL at Pbone OOZ-3658. ·Gospel Mission at ~u~--=.ru Thursday. April 16 al 7:30 ~ . m. Rev. L. R. Gluesero-1 Public 45 rooms and bath apartment. Phone tm-3374. 3 ~ tfc lamp owner 8. Orlontal dweUIDJ T. With milht <»lor 22.J&p&D... Landmark's Big Sale hill 2. Aooumu- oeaport 10, Crippled I 13.1\ack for a pen l5. Neg.., tive Teply 18. Duo: abbr. 19. Type t,28. Close to 29.·Compasa point 30,DI>cru>slic pleture11 3t.Mr.Como 32.At home \ 37.Welght REFRESHMENTS-FAVORS DEMONSTRATIONS 40.Tramp ' badge PAPPY r Plus Other VALUABLE PRIZES No purchase necessary, ju1t reg1ster 38. Breeze 27.Gonnan· hun: 1)'1'11. IT'S BEEN 'f: I-OM<;, &L~.' STORM ONI\ EIOOY EVER < ;o tT, WHY PO YOU n$11:'1 APRIL 0-7·8 GIVING AWAY 880,000 Green Stamps Y etteri•J"• AIIIWU 1 By RAEBURN VAN BUREN ABBIE AND SLATS SPRING OPEN HOUSE mea&ure 23,Sewer ln'""l 24. Muu 2~. Uowlrull 26. Verse r Pomeroy 992·2116 8. French wine rocka l2.llon's name FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. Rear M•igs General Hospital DAit Y CROSSWORD 4 3 6to -· •Friday- Got a knotter pro. blem with your baler? Geo. Cox will answer it. 2\. Drlllld. . vessel 27. Meaaure: abbr. c. DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULD •Saturday - Learn welding in minut ES. Orner Ihle will ttll you how, 28.It&lian river 29. Disburse .. •· ment 33.Partor "to be" POMEROY 992-218t 34..Female fowl • 35.Enoountered BElT ll\1 TIME I I. BEST IN SOlJr,4D I • Auto Sales 36. Tailor: htunoroue 38. Jdimlcker 39.Region in Alpa 40.-.;-Sundat, tunoua CLOCK RADIOS preaoher 41. Since: SeoL DAILY CBl'PrOQlJOTB - Bent'• bow to work It: 12 U tfc FURNISf!EU and unfurnished Ch<!Sietr,l apartmen!o Close to scbooi. Phone ll!l'l-5434. 10 18 4 ROOMS and bath, East' u.l..l St., Pomeroy, JSO: 3 rooms I and bath, East Main St., Pomeroy, $40; one 4 room apart. • rnent, furnished, East Morn St., 160: one building, 20 x :ro, East Main, vacant lot, 125 frontage, will build to suit tenant, East · Mala St. Phone until 4 p. m. tm-3975. After t p.m. fiiiZ.IiioG. a3 tic ~-- * AXlrDL8AAXII IUGI BUNNY Ia I.OIIOrllli.LOW One letter limply ata.ndl tor another, In thia aamp!e A Is uud for the three, Us. X for the two O'a, etc. Single letters, apos~ trophies, the lenJtb and formation or the worda are all hinl..l. Each day the code letten are different. A YKT LE VrJplopam BLili\V8 Quot&lloo VG YKLE BL~K G¥VWLEKFTEE J'TB BVHWI\ AVR.- Y'l'lt:YKSTFY 19f>:! FORIJ Statiou Yootenlar'o CrJploqUDie: MY INHJ:I\IT/.NCE HOW WillE AND 'FAIR: TIKI! IB MY ESTA1'lll; TO TIME l'l>l HEJ.R.GOETHIII Country ·Sedan . .one owner. • • 1817, &lq: i"eatlll'tle fJtadlcaLI, IAcJ l ! gnod1 tires . R&H. · ' poioer s!~t!rlng . gund rnnditon. Ph . DD2-;3l6 or Bl2-2180 1220 ty U.LPH HEIMPAtJL �• Pomeroy-¥1Mleport, 0:, Aprl~. 7, ~:::£:~~e~~~ ~:~:eg·e~~:;:~ 1967 GU4em•a Cance•.WJII Be Theme 51leal~er at State ~onventiort AtotiDd and Abo 110 M·o · ' s't B .,e·.· .au :. : ''tiful:, 61ds. • ... . . · f< · . -, i: ' T1h ' m,me . . : 0 f..' T · l ' . ' t· · . ' , ':. \.. .' '· ' 'I ' 'a : : . ' ''. .... 0. : l '\~·(~iuer Girls' State d~alh ut Jennlf~r Midweport . . . 1 ' ' ' .. ~" ' ' . '· ... •. .. ' . ' , ' :;~~~=~~~ lockout order, which thr~.ll'' 250.000 Teamsters out oJ was issued by Tucking E:b't~::~• Inc. "" <TEll, which 1,500 of the eountry's P,otor carrieri, The was effective at nitdntSht We fix Sunday dinner seven tlays a week in va.Mous parts of the nation. Rd ; and Mr. and Mrs. Edward IHoweii, Jr., of Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. and Mrs. Betty How· Ieli and Edward' Templeton of Fried Chicken any day of the week. Like today. AJI you have Bailey Run. ThP.y also visited Named to the with their aunt and uncle, Mr. committee lo select new and Mrs. Charles McNickle of cers were Mrs. Glenn Lon~~~~~ Racine. chairman, Mrs. Betty · Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quil· and Mrs. Guy Reynolds . ,:;,~:]1 to do is pick. it up and take it home. The krvice is sudden I THE BOX •••••••••••• 0 ••••••••• 3 Pieces Tender, Tasty Chicken Plus all the tr1mmin's (A complete banquet for one) PCM~ROY $1.35 THRIFT BOX .... -- .......... $2.50 · · $3.95 9 Pieces Chicken Only BANK THE BUCKET .. .... · .. .. 15 Pieces Kentut'kY Fried Chtrken 1 Pmt Cracklin' Gravy Hot Rolls lriiTI AND <Serves 5 to 7) THE BARREL ........... ·.... .. · $5.25 21 Pitces Col. Sanders' Chicken Mr mbe-r FedPral RPserve System Tak• it from the Cobnd ••• "it's finger lickin' good''® M•mber FDIC All Accounh Insured Up To $15,000 Under COLONEL SANDERS' REC1P£ Kutuek~ fried Tho Federal Depcslt lnsuronco Corpcration Open Fridav Ni..,hts 5:00 to 7:GO p.m. CkiektK ~ CRO\V'S STEAK HOUSE ·- - the Arbor Day project was hdd with details left to the · ic committee beaded by . Re)'lioids. POMEROY, OHIO MOOEL T102S llr.::ED QUANTITY AVAILABLE lien, Jr., spent Easter Sunday Edgar Pratt, president, p1 i wi th Mrs. Charles Quillen, Sr. ed over the meeting. of Sycamore St., Middleport. Foiiowing lhe meeting mern-11 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hite, Rut· bers displayed hats made !rom land, spent Tuesday with Mrs. flowers and judges were Mrs. Quillen of Front St., Earl Knight, Mr. Arthur Skln·ll Middleport. ner, and Mrs. Harry Moore. Mrs. Charles Quillen Jr. 'If Betty Cline's original "creal Middlepm·t and Mrs. Jack Rite lion" of forsythia and clove or Rutland spent an afiem'lOn 1 blosliOms on a plastic doily with Mrs. Charles Quillen Sr., chosen as the besl Guests !or of Middleport. the evening were Mrs. Phiilso1'll and Mrs. Bradford Maag. Mrs. I FIRST CHILD BORN C. E. Blake~ee and Mrs. Har. Mr and Mrs. Bill Fink of old Lohse will be hoatoeses for Minersville are announcing the the May meeling. birth of their firsi child, a son I r=-...--......,ioiiiiiii....;.~~· Thursday, Aprh !, at Holzo!t'll Hospital in Gaiiipolis. The baby weighed 7 pounds and 9 ounces and has been named Wil· "l , SAT., & SUN. liam CeciL Grandparenll are F... . Aprll 7, 1, ~ Mr. and Mrs. OWen 'Fink, Mid· "LAS VEGAS dleport, and Mr. and Mrs. CeHILLBILL YS" Ferlin Husky cii Maye of Cheshire. Great Jayne Mansfield 1 grandparents Include Mr. and PLU~ "MJrs. Herbert Fink. Mi'dldle1port [I 4 'SHANE" Jean Arthur, Van Heflin and Mrs. Thomas Boggs, lialll-11 NOW( ONLY • Fully Automatict l'olilion Tout Control • Exlrl Hflh Toast Lift J1 ' Eoif to' It- EIIJ to Clean I 11·88 • bl'l HandiQma $1)-11"1 A~L I10 ., ONL,., 88 YOUDO . IS GUIDE ITI HOUSEWARES • MAIN FLOOR ELBERFELDS POMEROY ' I J ' . It Makes Good Sense To Buy Your Car Where You Save The Most Right Nowl I ' j ·, • - ~-~ ! J ' '' 1966 Codllloc Sedon OoVilla. Full power equipment, radio, tinted glass, au· tromc eye, new whtte stdewaii tires, aqua metallic finish with matching ;11• teror. Just like new. Comfort Control Air-Conditioning. Was $5200.00 NOW $4888.88 1965 CodUioc. Coupe DeVille- Full power, radio, tinted glass, autronic eye, NEW white Sidewall !~res, comfort control air conditioning, 27,000 miles. A real sharp one. Was $4000.00 Now $3888.00 57 C1dfll•e FIH!wood 60 4 D~ Slld1n. Full powH, radJO, tinted &"lass air conditioning. Brown' over ~ei&"e wilh m11tching inter$311.00 IOr. '2 Ohh. Dyn1mit: II 4 Door ~n, \16 motor, au· tomat1c t~an ~mission, power steermg and brakes radio. white wall tires' white OYer &reen with ,ereen interior, shows good Was $1295.00 Now $1011.00 61 Otds Suptr II Ho!ldsy S~d•n. '' 1 '. 8 BIG DAYS OF SPECIAL PRICES . Opttn Tonight Til 8 Shop Early Get First Choice While o... er bluo wtth blue vinyl jnterlor radio, tin~ glasa, V8 mo~ tor, power br.ake1 and 11teering, look& and rona real well. Woo $10fiMO Now $111.00 60 01. . . 4 Door ....... ve. automatte tranlmill· •ion, power brakes a~d 04eeri..,, radio, white wall tires. Green witb green interior. :W11 $81!MO Now $511.00 U Chevrolet ltttltft w.. ...,, ·I cylinder standard ln111, .willa ovordiive ,,..... 1965 Cldllloc Sidon DoViii-Full power, radio, tinted glass, cruise control ' white wail tires, Comfort control air conditioning. Was $4000.00 Now $3888.00 .I' APRIL 7 THROUGH APRIL 15- ~VEil '"• ' ., 65 Pal con 4 Door Sedan, 6 cylinder engille .with aufumatlc trallSDII~ ' rad1o, and whtlewall tires. Burgundy finish with ~rown interior. Was $12 • · Now$101 · • . . . . . . '. ...•', ' 63 Ford G~loxlo 500 XL 2 Door Hord Top, 390 VB en~ne with Crulse-Q.j . ",}: ' t1c tra.nsmlssJon, power steering, radio, whitewall' llre>, light blue wllli ,'JIIue 1 vmylmtenor. Was $1195.00 Now $1088.00 · · an . 62 .comot S-22 2 Door Sedan, 6 cyl. with an automatic transmi&Sion radio whttewall trres, white with turquoise vinyl interior, bucket seats, console. • 1588.00 ,. 64 Cldilloc Coupe DoVIllo. Blue metallic finish with like new ;nterior full power equipment, radio, tinted glass, white wall tires Comfort contr~l air conditioning. A real nice one. 27000 miles. Was $3500.00 now $3288.00 64enL11ncodln Cotinntt1'ned"'"14 Doohi~tSiddon, hallstia full compUmentnlioJ po'!'.er e~li!JI' •.l.·,, , m , ra ro, e gt~ss . w e s ewa res, air COI!rlltio ng »U~IUI!dJ r~ finish with matching interior. W~LS '$2795.00 Now · $~581;QO ' · · · .., I' 61 Cldilloc Coupe DIV!IIo. White over blue with blue interior, radio, tinted glass, white sidewall tires, air conditioning, $1500.00 now $1288.00 61 Rombler Cloaalc 4 Door Sedan, 6 wtth standard with blue interior. Wa• $395.00 .. t;~ow $288.00 · 65 Buick Speclol Stotion Wogon-VB motor, standard transmission, radio NEW white sidewall t.ires, white with red vinyl interior. Was $1795.00. ' Now $1588.00 60 G.M.C. 112 Ton Pickup fair tires and runs rea1 well, was $~95.110 64 Buick El..tro 225 4 Door Hard Top Sedan, power steering ond brakes, radio, tinted 'lass, white sidewall tires, wheel discs, dark blue metallic !in· ish with blue mtenor. Looks and runs good. Was $1895.00 Now $1788.00 , 60 Buick LtS.bro 4 Door Sodan, V8 motor, automatic transmis~ion, ' power iteering and brakes, radio, whitewalls, white with blue interior. Was $795.00. Now$588.00 1 cy~n~~ transmlaslo~ Blue -!!'1;f : · . ·. · '' ·, · Truck, V6 engine. with a 3 speed oolumh sbiit, has, !'£.~ Now $588.00 · . !· b~a')' ·duty all the way, including tires and springs and industrial r~r bun\per,liu new paint. Was $895.00 Now $78$.00 · 57 Buick Specrol 2 Door Hord Top, Has a good motor and bouy, bad tt&J~JritJI. .. sion. Has lots of good parts. $50.00 · ·· .· . ,' • . ' 56 Pontloc 2 Door-VB motol:, .utom~tic trans!11lss.ton, a .gjjod l'IJDDh)J ••• Mr<l;,c<"..i Will make someone a nice w~rk;c~. '$11)0.00 : . .: ·. , " ..,11 KARR and VA~ ZANDT MQ;~_,::Ill· ·GMAC FINANCING- CADILLAC & OLDSMOBILE!;·•..~: ' ,'·!if·''~:.! PH. 992·5342 · ' 60 G.M.C. ~4 Ton Truck, ·V6 engine with a four speed transmission, . OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8 . , · ) }. : \' ., . , "·. ·, ;". , . . . I ;.., . I ' f ., '' ' '. 7,,, '~· ' .,' ;:· ·.:·~ 1•• I . ' :f,.,·.~.}• ••;;:l:t:'"i." • '' . ' 1 : • • • pr~ss . ! . e. in ·- • tUtt! . . ' D•~oted To :l'Jii Gtoe~ter Galllpulls-PL fleasant I Middle Ohlo Volltu 1 ttttint .J-•• ..oDAY'S 1HOU$lfl' "One · must tiave • iod ·,. memory 19 ~e bble ·to ~eep promises one ma1<es.'' -Philo osopher Nietzsche THREE SECTIONS ,t Pomeruy-Middlepurt PRICE 10 CENT~ oviets re ew ee ' anne ace ots into uf "Growing For Showing" i Elyria spent Easter with their Reedy J. Favoretti, and "Pliant II , parents, Mr. and Mrs. J o h n Pruning by Picture" by Moni Lee and family of Harrisonville taigne Free. A diseussion have fried chicken for Sunday dinner? Well, now you tan have Col. Sanders' Recipe Kentucky There's no secret to her success, . , in shopping Ol' in banking. She oftrn shops where she can get everything she needs . . . at o~. e time, in one place! And she al:ra ys banks wi1ere :;he finds every bank.. mg servtce she needs at one time, in nue place: OUR "F'ULL SERVICE" BANK! Why don't you? Cilff. strikes called by the Teamsters ; . : , • family. Mrs. Reynolds donated Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Lee hooks to the bbrary includir1g, Rememb<r when folks u"'d to • shutdown'' because of spOradic I f:• 32 PAGES Columbus and visited with her greenery in 8 hand c a r v e brother, Raymond Turner and brown container with figurine. : and d~ughter, Patty Ann, I to cloudy, warmer wilb 11 and possible tbonderihow;rs tonight and Monday. H•gh today In tbe 70s. VOt 2 NO. 10 .i ' ,. '' 1 1· .J~ : - ~ r~' was · ~ted In, ~nnounc~ •. Gi1rdon srj!d a TEl lockout "to. give lite union 1 per,ua@ ~r.Ss lo nAiii'il TEl PreSident N. M. Gordm!. DOJOUatlons to replace the old !Urvey sliowed thO!'! wer• · · final opportunity to call a halt .~.tv¥"' '· ··'·~· .,. making 1M an,.iouncement ol a ·con~ract that elq>lr'ed at mid· strikes· against four · compiiJ!\es · suc!J work stoppages." ' · \ . .-"'\ 'frtiey, news co!)!ertnce, Yid the ·rllcht Mal'l!h 31. The dispute tn Atlanta, three: in C~atf.alloo-. . . Fi~immone, acting. In the a-.., ' kn<>W!e!lle lockout coqld lead to "a naUonal centers on .wages and !rlnge Tenn., Ollll · in Wmsl9~ · · ., a pian~ · 1m · ed ...._ 0 1· ·.:. l . · I be fi'· ed I l N C · 1 s· · ..,senco prrson ·-·emerg01ltY Sill<%,. stoppage • ne .. .P'•Jl06 n a new k em,Al . '• one c'nh: mmngd- ' ' 'slet' P,efldiftt James R. Holfa, \11 vact's shipments · to ·major truck three-year pact. . ..am, a. ,~ m , tcago, an . : ·· s~ Ttfl\ad "broken fajlb'witil ) ' col ., depo . ts ·wo.'uld vet\tually affect Gordon said TEl would reports of sti'ike actiVIty againet · T . . te 1 , t" t lth tb• · 'fP. small feeder lines not dirtcUy reeume operaliohs If the Teamthree firms in Deriver. · ~a!)IS r •·8~ 18 ors, w . .• G ''Jl;]n,: .1-rm 4.J Involved' the 'l;'i!l action. sters .gave a "eiear expression" Gordon said . that TEl had · general pubile and with Ill•," woul liVl 0 TEl i.S cOmposed of the major that the l~a\ strikes would be waited as long as it could obligations under the lntersta.e essent ' "I ' ' U.S. truckers, including ail of ended. before orderins the shutdown comm~rce ~ct.~ st!!'Ve the Fitzii\ 'be l~ o.'} the coast-lo-coast carriers. It More . than 30 strikes had because of its responsibility !D genera pu ''· . out a '' \~ accountS lor 65 per cent of broken out "In several major the public. . For<elul Move . nation's 1 ... nego • freight ha~led and 74 per cent · cities in the past eight days," TEl, Gordon said, had·agret!d The l~kout, Fitz!rtmmons lions wert .., m progress ~ of truck freight revenues. Gordon said. · Friday at the request of federal said, was a TEl move to Ioree federal. medial!!!'.• still tryin·~ The shutdown eame as some .,-.,....:srw :::::.rt:;:i~:·:.:be:::f•:re:...::th::e.:loc:::::k•::u:..t : .::.""::":__m::.:;ed::ia::to::r.:s_.:_to:_.::.ho=ld::_.: of:f:...:·.lh ::.:•.....,_•:......;·T:.:a_fi_-H_a_ri...:ey:_m ·_ :. .Ju_nc_ti_on__ and ___a_s_si-st_ :- 'J~n:.:a:......;s~:..2tpt ""::...m.,.en_1J.."--·."'ir~.- ·Bveaq,till!:tlect 1 smart "banker"! [. . • . ; r . :• ,:~::.~ 11 ' .' ······-~ Weather and family, Mr. and Mrs. ed a gift of jewelry, Mrs. ; ion at the time and It had I·Leon McKnight, Mrs. Charles Turner and family or! John Werner, program chatrno equipment aboard. i Gress, Mrs. David Ohlinger, and Mrs. Turner's 1man, on behalf of the club. · Seas were 4.1 feet high in the · Mrs. Theodore Beegle and Mrs. brother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles The verse of the month was area. ;John Kokovitch. Hill of Red House, W. Va. given by Mrs. Edward Burkett Mrs. Paul Haptonstaii and who read pvems in tribute daugt:ter, Edith, were business April. The arrangement of visitors in Athens Wed~e.sday. month was made by Mrfrs~. a::~~~ Mrs. Opal Priddy and son, old Lohse who used an a Bobby, spent the weekend in ment of daffodils and pI n shopper is a t~AT!nNAl ' TEl said the walkouts were unauthorized and part of a schery10 to break .TEl's ·bargainlng unity · by .. playing one ~~-----~-~--~~~~~a~~nst anotber. " ' •' ~ . Teamsters acting President Frank E. Fltzelmlllons called tire· order "a general ioekou~" and promised l!tal his . union members would continue to coojlerato with non·TEI truekers. TEl's board of directors . aeci4ed on the "defensive . . '' . · .. '. ' rs I i The rig was being put into Mrs. George Buchanan, Mrs. This smart . : Accessories. ...........; ' I . ·;,, ' • Art 0p1ft 'rei I . ,.__.. n . ,. 'I' ay Unti 9. A."""" . me·. .orFam ,,. . ping _ funiiWt, flOor,.' Cov,ll' , lng•.l , Appliances, Wearing AppaM-1 ,lntf' . th ' '' I I us. Since thai time . there has been _a sradJtal drop d 5I' per 1 .i Uterine Cancer"· begins at &:30 a. m. in the Sher- cent tn the· rate .from the Menchml was nam• ' . topic of Joseph . A. laton - Columbus Hotol. Dr. Bon- disease •n thiS ..te '" womon, ~ dele)!ale to Buckeye Girls ' Jt. . M. D., Vice Pres.i~wt :Ia, was Pre<•dent of the .colum- s~d the Al"erlcan, Cance~ SO- State and Cathy Fultz, alter:(~~~~ea~Ohio Divis!Qo.>Qj !tie bus Academy of Med1cme In ctety, , nate, when the Catholic Worn· ·. . . . · . I' · cancer sni\ietr· \\'lien 1966 and is an assistant profes. Dr. Bonta received hiS med- en's Club of the Sacted Heart Mr and Mrs George Mein- A description ot' the len · -,,.. ·'• ..ses• sot of surgery at the Coliege , leal · the weekend beautiful words 41 th e J!:~!Shl a~dresses the mOI'njfiA v degree from Cornell Uni- Ch . urch met TuesdaY evem·ng hart · visited .over . '1 ~ sioil oi the Ohio Federation of of Medicine or The Ohio State I :r:~ty, /o~w~~i prSe.tamedUI~I m the c!Jurch audttorium. in Columbus with Mr and Mrs language as taken from , ·. Wo~n's Clubs conventilfu on Univei'Sity. ls,u es a e o . te .m- Mrs. Catherine Welsh, vice Sidney Russ~ll . . lection of prose and ,poeb'y ,. . ·· vers1ty and Colgate Untverstty. id 1 es'ded ove the ·' th ld' lit t · · ', ~~fil 13 m Columbus, The Ame•!can Cancer Socie- i He is a Diplomate and Certified pres . en ' pr ' r , The Rev. and Mrs. RUS¥11 e W<ll' s era ~· was • About 1.00• OFV,:C ty's Conquer Uterine fancer by the American Board of Sur- meeting which was opened With Mcintyre of ·Springfield visited en by Mrs, Ben Phdson, ,•re exnected to be for Pro•ram seeks to get every gery and a Fellow of I he II prayer by Fath~ John Turei. this p~st week with her grand- BJ108ker for lh~ April · · club• woman to have a hea lth American ' Hayes •· of the Am a I e ur the s.1ate.w 1de College of Surgeons. Reports of commtttees were mother, ·Mrs. w·'ler w ,· . . . ell kup and "PAP" test as D B I be n.ade and correspondence read, and in Wellston with her Club ,of Middleport, ec · r. onta s a mem r of the including a letter from Sister d Mrs Ch 1 evening" at the home of Mrs THEATRE the f~rst ster toward a life-long Ohio State Medical Association mother, Mr. an . ares · MEIGS habit of annual health examin· land the James ,Ewing Society ~ranee ~ton, former mem· Gt.Skili. Guy Reynolds. . ' Pomom:Oo• allons as a safeguard agamst to f\BffiO only a few of his pro- er of t e .pars . Weekend guests of Mr. and The seieetions wei'o take D FRIDAY thru TUESDAY death from cancer. I fessional memher•hips The meehng was closed with Mrs. Earl Davenport and lam- from a coliecti1~~1~=~li 'Sihl Ap•il HI The Federation of Women's . . a prayer by Father John Turei. iiy and Mrs. ~Udred Zeigler Funk, poet and "MO~~~~~~~~'iJ~~Et" Clubs and the American can-,RIG OVERTURNS Refreshments were served by were the latter s daughter and and president of · Shop' . ' !Technicotor ' ctr Society have a long history GRIMSBY •. England !UP!) - . the hostesses, Mrs. Thomas family, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Co. . Maur.ee Chevolier. Yvette Mi of close cooperation in the fi~ht A large dnihng ng operated by [Hennessy, Mrs. T. A. Hennessy, Grimes and daughter, Karen, I . mieus, Dean Jones. against canc-er. In 19:16, the .the Contmental Oil Co. of New Mrs. George Hargraves, Mrs. of Eiiicott City, Maryland. Mrs. Philson li!!led the words[J Colorca~t:~~~ Best Friend Federation!A>Ok the leading role iYork_ overturned .Thursday in Thomos Scally and Mrs. ClJ~r- Rerent weekend guests of Mr. as ~awn, Hush,, Going Ph1 c~) in helping the Society organize 9()..mJ!e-an-bour wmds in the les Clarkson. The door pr1ze and Mrs. Jacob Turner were murmg, Tranquil, Ple11sure Seeken 1the Women's Field Army I North Sea 53 miles east of 1was won by Miss Catherine , their son and daughter-in-law, Golden, LuminoUs, :~+==::::::::;;;;;..::.:::::.:.~,_;~:;:;:,,:_.;_ Grimsby. No casuaitie! were Grueser. Mr. and Mrs. William Turner dy, giving a response plto,.,eachrenl·ll 1 reoorled. ! Hostesses for May will be of Dayton : Mr. Turner's brottl- one. Mrs. Philson was 1 ., I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 7, 1967 austin ingels sergent stewart wasley