https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/572c0ed15113b15469efcf13fa30ef42.pdf ef4bca2477d370956f519255f45dea0a PDF Text Text I -· \\ ,, '· 11,1817 0.. ' ' J ~. \ ·' ' " '• ·· _ e ' I . ' .' "'· 'f 1 .. I, e·n tih e . . . roo ' I \ ' • ·l ito IDe ·--~-~- MEIGS THEATRE Pomt"'' 0. • .. e ' TONIGHT April I) NOT OPEN ' FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Apr1114-15 · ~RII;IE B!YOND VENGEANCE" (Tec~icolor) Chuck Connors, Joan Blon· dell Gloria Grahame, Gary Merrill Bill Bixby "OUT OF SlliHT" (Tecbnlcolor) ,_ Daly, Gary Lew1• " . Freddie and the Turtles, Doble Knicker· ·for quality and v~rlety In ..ell kind• of IINuly elds . PREPARE FOR CONCERT- Mr. Charles Minelli, Director of Bands and AssoCiate Professo~ of Music at the Ohio University, will be one of the guest conduct~rs at the M~st~ FestiVal thts evemng at 8 in the Middleport High School Auditortum. Mr. Mmelh and M1ss Bets~ Cunmngham, Middleport, disc~ss a musical score, above. 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SATURDAY - Elberfeldsln Pomerov HEAD LAMPS R11ul1r69c Cholc• of Styles 1nd 9.\c .66 Type~ DAVIS WEARWELL Motor Oil likE Till . ~~:1. 3 ' ~· T~~~ $1··~••~ Quort 11 . · ., . MIDDf.EPORT ' .' I 1/ •' Associabo. 'l'llo llalf - . . orized !q llllliate 1 NllfGII Act JI'Oposa(; 1or ellgihle Pll'lio!J.:.• pan(S The LeldJnc Creet a...:. .- servance .Dlltrlet ~· ... ... apl• · .· ·-·· --- Conserllatives In Big Vi~tory : :: ,,. ence pro(IOII) 11ao - edand~ '· .. .·: �< , • \ ' • / . ' ,.: ' . . ..... • . ,· ', .,• " •t,~'·-t, 'l · I · By United Pretlillleneliooal cisco rua \'(hen . be homered in double by Jim Landis in the The Baltimore Orioles are blasted his Ji;st two ~lrcuita ol poned by a pow~ .(aUure tr~·':~ 'Gaylord· Perry has achieved the lour!h. Both blows were off •eventh. -Gerry Arrigo pitched back on top of the American the season into the bleacher blackened approxlmlitely half .le;14iilg' to '· 1 No. 1 in his personal cam- right-hander Tony Cloninger, a out of that jam but needed the League faster th•n you can say seats at Baltimore's Memonalthe l~hts. that be ' wolilil ·00 -~ , to prove that 21 vlctoriea 24-game winner in, 1965 who help of Ted Abernathy, who Frank Robinson Stadium Thursday to spark the Robmson, who ~.derwent . to' "_.._.. "' , . )II~,· s'Oit\w made him a ,star m- sluml>ed to 14 vlctortes In 1966. shut out the Astros for the last That's all they had to say last Birds to a 1-1 rout of the Mm· knee operation dunng the I"~" ~~ . -;,cy;, stead of a fluke pitcher. The Cincinnati Reds , shaded 1 2-3 innings, Dave Giusti was I year when the rest of the nesota Twins. ter, looked remarkably ~,.,mbetf ·:do Perry had his first chanct! of the Houston Astros 5:4 and the the loser. · Icircuit lapsed into a dead faint The victory left Baltimore as he t~ed. off on De.M . . Not only ..did ' lie ftti~' the , new season to prove hiS N~w York Mets ntpped the Cbuck Hiller's pinch-hit dou- at the sight of til<! powerful with a 2.0 record, the oest m !be Twms ptlze. acq.uiB~Iion, . but he picke(~e =-~~~::;;;;.;,~i' right to rec:ognltwn as a star PJII?hurgb Ptrates m Thurs. ble with .two out in the eighth refugee from Cincinnati who the AL, and· at~ left skeptics the ftrsl and lhlfd mrungs. he left,off in the ,sm~ Thursday rug hI and came day s other NL games. The Los inning scored Jerry Buchek jwound up winning the Triple thoroughly ronvmced that the two .games he now has il 1 "'low ean sbow I'm a through with a four-hitter that Angeles Dodgers' scheduled with the decisive run for the Crown and the Most Valuable Orioles must be constdered top- hits m sev~n at bats and had .on!¥ one .tri!Uti ~w~ ealcller 11 you don't get the . enabled the San FrMclsco Gi· gam.• with t~e. Cardinals in St. Mets and rewarded Chuck Es.l Player Award in his very first heavy favorites in the junior RBI's. His. r "n m moment Wjl~ .Jldb A~ .•~;, past tbe batter_ ?'_' __·1 ants to beat the ·AUanta Braves Lows was rained DOl. trada's 2 2. 3 innings of shutout!try. circuit pennant deroy, Brooks Rob10son, also ~t fo/~~.zl~jn!:::n~~; and score their first victory Home runs by Tony Per.•z relief pitching with the triumph. ,' Robinson's performance. was P.ower Fa.nure lo homer, hJS second m ·~JR fifth. .,..., ~enanct!, who suf'a~a ed So h Dero J d of the year. an . n o .nson, maJor Buchek, who hit a two-run hom. enough to make the Orioles' The Ch~eago Wh1te x s~r games. f ... 00 •/..!,;;:s:\11 The 6-foot, 4-lnch, :lOS-pound m 1965, paced er in the second inning, led off road to their first AL pennant five unearned runs 10 the mnth What be. even, !o ··.i_M •.. K .•l· rlgh~hander walked only one a 12.-hit attack that gave the the eighth with a single, mov- all downhilL This year he may inning to overhaul the Boston P?rtant m Balttmore ~ ;.fl\ batter, struck out four and wa~. Reds their second conseputive ed to second on a sacrifice Md leliminate all the curves. Red Sox 8-5 in the only other plC\ure. however, was .the In trouble only In the fourth victory. Perez, who hit ~nly to third on an ·Infield out be-l That appeared to be the ;league game. Cleveland and four~hit performance turned inning when Hank Aaron led off lour homers last season,, htt a fore Hiller's game • winning prospect after the 31-year-old :California were scheduled to ;by J•m Palmer. one ?f l~e with a double and Mack Jones solo shot in the fourth 10ntng blow. outfielder, who smashed a meet in a night contest at Ana- : mg. stars of the Blfds followed with an infield hit. and Johnson, who~ RBI total career high 49 homes in 1966, 1 helm but the game was post- 1Ser~es sweep over the Dodgers. Perry pitched out of the jam by dropl>ed from 130 m 1965 to 81 getting Joe Torre to blt tnto a in 1965, delivered a two • run 8 ~ United Press laternallonal double plily and retiring Rico bomer in the fifth. ·' Natloaal Leaiu• Carty on a routine fly. Pappas Rooted w. L. Pel. Mays Homers . Milt Pap.pas. pitehed one • hit ' Cincinnati 2 o 1.000 While Mays sent the GtMts ball for five lnrungs but was ·s 1 o 1 000 to a 1-0 lead when he hit the tagged for two run$ on three , . ~· LoU::: : 513rd homer of his career in the singles, a walk aud a sacrifice CINCINNATI <UPI) They . old righthander said. "I think all spring, thafs . the . mam 1 Perez , cemented his 2 1 667 Your p~u~b h . 1 1 500 1 first inning and 'William McCov- fly in the sixth and routed by a lsaid the Cincinnati Reds lacked I those l'wo days off hurt me " 1thmg, I know thts Is gomg to 1at first base in what was , ,~ts urg 1 1 ·500 1 ey produced the other San Fran· single by Sofly Jackson and a ' a relief pitcher but sidearmer 1 Abernathy preserved the VIC· be a different year. If I stay as a tossup between him ; · :~ago! h' ~-- -~- Ted Abernathy looks like a one- tory for starter Milt Pappas, healthy, I'm gomg to wm, Irookie Lee May. But ~a;i~:~~J 1 1 ·500 1 ·~,l~o~k~a 1 1 :500 1 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy~Middleport, 0 ., Apr. 14, 19~7 ~ man bttll pen corps. , Iwho had a one-hiller underwaJ caus~. we're gomg to score Dave Bristol indicated ;,;-at ·Sa For the second slratght game and a 5-1 lead when the AstroSI runs. . would he playing a lot. su 1 1 500 1 Ara~ ' 0 .1 :ooo 112 Abernathy turned in a spark- bunched three singles w1th a The hitting heroes for the .. 11 1 had Lee May out thm. DON MILLS · ~!lao: ,OOO ling relief stint, and tne result walk and Aspromonte's .sa<;n· jReds were Tony Perez and De· l.o'l)d probably do just las 211 0 3 , 'l'llartday's Results was a 5:4 victory for the Reds f~ee fly for two runs m the ron Joh~son, wh,ose home run• .. Bristol said "Check our '•· BUD SIMPSON ·:: New York 3 Pittsburgh 2 over the Houston Astros Thurs- SIXth, ' ' paced Cmcmnatl s 12-M attack, i gam.. and see how DICK JR.. • ' ~n ~ Hous 4 night day night The Astros pulled to w1tnm Perez. who al1g added a Mav won with his base 1 ·- -" _,_ .. ---1111 Your . lnsuran;e Sit F 2 All 0 night Abernathy who blanked the one run of the Reds m the sev- b\e ill' four trips to \he · · C•nceUed? . -., . . . ,, ... ~.~. ~a~IL., night ppd rain Dodgers the' last two innings on ,enth on a single by Sonny Jack·, hit a solo homer m .the Tonight. Sammy ~lis Wo C.n Wrlt.rlt". : : 'fbi! at Chi., ppd., rain . . . opening day, took over lor Gary and a double by .lim Lan- , mmng, and Johnson s pitch lor the Reds against[) • Frlday!s Probable Pltcbers The Twm Crly Motorcycle \ Class A Heavy - 1. Don K•· Arrigo with one out and a run- · diS. . . dnve came m tne fifth lor wtlat ri hthander Don Wilson ·: All times EST held its ftrst endurance ger, Lancaster, BSA; 2, Char- ner on base in tne eighth and "In the Sixth and seventh m- proved to be the difference. Agt St d 't 111 ~ '~ · on Sunday, April 9. pe.. Hawk, Athens, Triu.mph; ~· pitched out of the hole. nmgs I couldn't keep my slider "Every lime I come up to y;arr~id ~:;v ~~l~n wm·a· l,;:,t..''iif;;'l Jns~nr;e A. ·g 11-. lliOll·lost record ln ·"--ses) .. 'd nd f 1 Jerry Ztegler, The Platns, Trt· After walking Bob Asprodown, and that was the d1flerplate there hav.,..been runners f a' r le t, COA'TS lUilOIM& ..., . Rt ers a spec 1a1ors rom h A .. P 'd H I k , " J h n d. alter trs1 m JO ag~ s1ar ror ., Chicago (Simmons f>.S) at five statea were on band. Be- lump . monte, Abernathy got aron •ence, appas "' , e s rue or,, o nso sa'. . Reds against Chrrs Zachary I Ph. 992-2903, ,.~dtlteport 'Pittsburgh (Ribant 11-9\, 1:35 1 tn ners from Class B. Heavy - I, Gary Pointer to hit mto a double lout the Side m the fifth innmg'm three runs With hiS th~~A~str~o~s:_._;·~'·~•"=="-.!!;::::~~~==:t ow. are e c1:s w1n Gould, Athens, Honda: 2, R. play to snuff out the eighth·m· before \eavmg m the seventh I and smg\e. Johnson, whose RBI ;;; P·.~ · York Wisher 11•141 at a field of 72 : ers.. and fanned a total of eight total dropped from 130 to 8t . 1 t Cornelius Jr,, Lancaster, Tri· ning Houston threat. Pn\i~~elphia IShort20-lO) 8,05 Claso A ~~g~twetght t-L: 'lumph, 3. Don Lax, Nelsonville, "I didn't tnrow as well as J! "That'> a lot of strikeouts for season, also had a homer in J,. p.m. ' Dw•ght Slut,"· rovepor' u e. Triumph. . did opening day," the 33·year-· me."__le sa~~ h~ve felt good first_g~me. · "· 1 Houston (Wilson l-0) at Class B Lig~tweigh~ lsi, Jes- Htgh Pomt Winners - Tie, _ • Cincinnati (Ellis 12.19), 8:05 se Bickle<, Athens, Honda; 2nd, ICI1Uck Robinette, NelSOr/Vllle, p.m. Lekey l'lmn, Columbus, Hon-,BSA and Bruce Sutton, Colum)(J' Gerim,.ll!il~r~ Los An eles (Osteen' 17-14) at da: lied 3rd, MelVI.n Marland. Ibus, Bultaco. . . 1"1 " ~t Loulsg(Jaster ll-5), t p.m. Covington, Ky,, TriUmph, and \, The. group thanked the admto· SANTE .FE. N.M. (UP!) - New York, inquiring about the smd he told Arum . In lac~: Mobile Maid•• Dishwasher '. 'I S Francisco IBolin ll·lO) at Tom Judy, Groveport, Hodah iIStrallon <>I Kyger Creek School Gov. Dav1d F. Cargo of New possibility of Albuquerque as brm~ some tounsts w1tlo you, 1 ,u:~ta' .(Jarvls 6-2), 8,05 p.m. Class A Medium - 1. Sot lor the use of the parking lot, Mexico has opened the door for the site. he emphaSized. though, that the c~clest . Saturday's Games Brookhart, Albany, Greeves: 2, also Doc Smith of Smith Buick the twice-<anceled Cassius Clay- The New Mexico governor offer was not delimte. D•lly LO~ils. ~.1\:A apd_. New York at Philadelphia Gene Willougby, Athens, for . th~. use .. Pf ~i~•. ~hop truck Floyd Patterson heavyweight said he would fully support the The governors of Nevada and Pans, Rir¢e a.nd H 6ld. ~ ""'tcagooat Pittsburgh , Greeves; 3, Don Oyler, Canal and all the otber people who tiUe bout which apparently is bo t Pennsylvama recently turned vH ' w·-~ I G h I ed k th' t h r u ' down bidS for the bou' China.' and·Cryalal. ·, ;·aJJ Houston at Cincinnati I luu•es er, :eeves. e P rna e IS even a sue- very muc a IVe. . ~~I have no ob'ections.'' Car o . .. ~p~:~.rk1ing clean! Los An les at St LOuis I Class 8 Medmm - 1!1. Homer cess. A New York source said __I__ . - ~ g Herbel t Muhammad. San rrfncisco at Atlanta O'Nail, Lancaster, H-D.: Phil The next event wlll be a hill I Thursday night the con trovermanager, has md~eated . Americoo League Radford, Pomeroy, 1JI."!'!llll: 3. climb to be ·held en May lll! on :sial bout "definitely will come 1 Albuquerque IS 10 the runmng, w. L. Pel. GB ,Wendell Jeffers, Ml~lle, the ..,lub grdtilids. "lltree mil"' Ioff" but the sile was still I Contacted '" ChiCa~~· Baltimore 2 0 1.000 ... ,Greeves. west of Kyger•Creek School. undecided. He said the bout wi\1 the champwn, .said : I hea!'d , Kan City l.OOO • ~ .. • .. ••+·· " "' -·"-be fought "somewhere in \he ' somethmg about New Me~l~o 11 1 0 Boston 1 1 500 1 South." y but I don't know where II s California I 1 :500 1 Albuquerque already has been , going I'm not fee~ing too ' good Detroit 1 1 .5110 1 ,. , sounded out and "ems willing nghtn ow, but I ve bee?, Washington 1 ,500 1 to accept the light, ! . . WOI kmg. f worked out today, Chicago 1 1 .500 1 Cargo said Thursday n1ght l sunday, April 16. ;, tfle final • The bout prevwusly j ' .l'l .. . New York 1 1 500 1 I · that he had rece~ved a d y for registration by boys to j scheduled for Apnl 25 10 Cleveland 0 1 :ooo l\1 . .Two y~ars ago John Tanne- Tho Central States opeP, o~: telephone call from Robert ' p~ay in the Pomeroy Boys Sum· Vegas, then in P1ttsburgh Clay Minnesota 0 2 000 2 bill .of Middleport WQ!I hts .first f three major annual tourna IArum, and attorney for Clay in Imer Baseball Program. Presi-1" scheduled to be mdurted Tbursday'o lltsuli. maJOr taille tennis dtVISIODal ment.s In llle U. S. (others are ' ·-· - · · dent "Bud" Abbott said todav. 1the Army on April 28. 1 trophy, the Boys 13 and Under !be Eastern Open and !he U. S, R , t t. . b t tow.n 1 Patterson the two.time 1 11 B~ ltimore 7 MinnesoIa I . th Ce tr S ""- Open) ill be th 1 • eg1s ra JOn wl e a · . =- _: Chiell · ~ 8 Boston 5 event m e n a1 tales v..w e ast war?'·UP hall al 1·30 m and the in·' mer heavywe•gh ehampion losl ' g . . en at Detroit. tournament before the Nattonal · P f p W to Clay on a 12th round Clev at Col, mght ppd pwr : Tills Saturday Md Sunday Open in San Diego May 12-13-14. surance lee of 12 or ee ee I t h · 1 k k t N •• 1965 ' Phone 992-2238 1 Middleport, 0. F· 'l . . ' • • dL' I L d$250for ecmra nocou ov . u. , I 1 ., ure ' now 14 years old be returns to Tannehill, with his coach Dal . an Le ill e eague an . . I I La v 1 --'--~•- PI'-"-· ' p ' egas. F-'•ay'o '"" ,-....,...,. ,.,_, the huge arena ' (40 tables) in· Joon Lee of Columbus, world ony aguers musl be paid · a · 1 ICOOOIDie,Population Passes 10.6.M ° disap~tntments •HtAfiNO · . tp~UMIINCJ '~~· •IOOPINC* .;· LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE IN Mill " ' I t I 1.& ' Dies Thursday .f :y ~ Winners Announced season's F"'Irst Endurance RtJfi cjondtJetedo · fi AprJ'19 KARR, I'"" MJII f_SJMPfftN ency , HERE I 'IS I " 1 Alb uquerque w·1·· T A t F' ht I mg 0 ccep ... .a! fult.liefd.yieldlill Mil -~· m;or~e:;;~: ~th~e~~.~i~!~ea~~:'w~a~,:~,~r::"-':bed~m· : l t 's T:wo D0 wn 160 More To Go l' •211A;~ Mrs. Fridley ·~ay "'~ ·· 4 < ...,.,••,...,. 1 MI'dd1.eport Boy" Returns T0 ..:x:eDe "- 0·f"F'IJ'Sl .v·.JCtQfY 1 Last Signup Dall for Boys IS A.prJ'116 \~ No ¥oney Dow.n Only $ro.oo Per :tJ.'onth cIncmnab• . Alt Tlmeo EST · GRAVELY TRAOOR SALES IN POMEROY We've added BOI.BNS power/un equipment. Tractors, mowers, tillers. GaiDS pOIDts 0 F hi n. l n ranc se record bt 1 you'll know what we're so excited about SUITS - S39·95 FQOD.A.QMA tlACH 8A'MUIAY, • "'1L I P.M. lrl111 Tilt l!lllllly Te Our. , , ·:· N. W. COMPTON, 0.0. you lost your " ' OPTOMITIISl We're '•"*" ,., Dtlleloua CHAI IROILID STEAKS IAKIR Cf ,.' FURNITURE ' POMEROY Mldilleport, Ohio '' • tf up MENS _ __ up BOYS _ __ up SLACKS BY HUBBARD JADE EAST and JEWELRY BY SWANI LUGGAGE BY SAMIONITE & AIRWAY \ --ExceBtnt -------------. Stlection · . .. J • 1 GROUP Of.IADii$ , Of ·Sports Wear allll Swim Wear B c.talfna SUITS.. • l I < " ' ' ' " ' . :~ : • Bahr W BRW HD · E. FISH FRY EACJI FlUDAY, 5 'TIL 8 P.M. SHIRTS · BY ARROW, SHAPLEY BLAZERS and SPORT COATS $22· 50 $16· 95 ,1i ' lnJIIY'Dut, .. I • . ' li MENS - 0 OUR I. FOR ANO MI'dd·YGolfers . Ed p ge omeroy, '"ellston· Teams For T'It}e \ ',_,___..:;_..-====..i · €obo Hall, topseeded in Boys t1 r&~ked performer, will fly from · fW!ID· and llnder snd Boys 15 and Un· Columbus to SM Diego May Wam'o•s m' Fir' Match See 'em. Try 'em. Then ' ' 1 Mr. Abbott noted that only boys associated Wit h the three theoi!S) der divisions, and third However, before San Diego, Pee Wee teams, five Little Boston (Rohr 0.0) ·at New seed In men's singles. With two on April 28-29, he will attend as Ch'IICIN:>IATI (UP! I - Cincin-~ League teams and the P 0 n v : York (Ford ~), 2 p.m. higb rMked midwest men play- an observer the Expo '{;I matciH nail scored more points Thurs- League team from the Pome· Detroit (Wilson 16-11) at m presenUy In Stockholm, Swe- es In Montreal where t b ol day in its attempt to win the ' roy area last year. and any new Mmnesota (Boswell 12-li), 2:15 den, for the world tournament, world's finest players will come lOth American Football League Iboys reaching age seven before p.m. · , Tannehill figurea to have a fair lot two days of competition, franchise. IJune 1st in Pomeroy, Will be , ~leveland (Steber! 16-8) at soot at making a sweep <>1 all and where Dal Joon Lee will But Pro Football COmmission- signed, , . · c. hfornla lMcGiothltn 3-1), 11 three. represent his native .,untry, er Pete Rozelle refused to say 1 Failure to regiSter at th1s p.m. . Bls stiff competition In the SOuth Korea. whether the city is the leading time may make a boy mehgiBaltlmore (Bunker !Ooll) at Jo$r ewnts will be b 1gbcandidate for the AFL Iran- ble lor play this season, he emKansas City .IKrausse 14-9), a ranked Danny LeBaron and cblse. He satd the franchise will phasized. p.m. Mike Peterleln, bOth of Grand probably be awarded within six Wednesday, April 19, at UO !l!'.!urdal"a Gamel Rapida, ltot.b 16 years old, weeks. p. m. at town hall . has also Detroit at Mlnn"'"ta. · Rozelle led L delegation of 1been designated as time lor a Cleveland It €allfel'nla pro football offictals in a visit meeting of all managers and Wash1~gtoo· at Chlcag~ a here to review the city's It is important that · Balt1more at KJIIIIJas Ctty ress on ito new $35 million riv· they attend. Boston at New York ~t tl erfront 1tadiom. ;, . "We were. iqtp~secl-.with tholr-======--~ BROGIJO TO BUFFALO Middl.,rt Jligb School golf- way Cincinnlti' 'has gone aoou•tll Wh t ld do 'f CINCJNNA'll (UPI) - The ers continued their good bIt- its stadiun> proJI:ct when a WOU you I Cincinnati Redo farmed Gut ' ling Wednesday with • victory were her~ . l~sl {a it:' ' R'::~;:ll veteran righthander Ernie Brog.' over Wellston and Pomeroy said. "Now•.;w~ are even 1 111 ..,.1 1\o to their minor league .rf)JI. PHILADELPHIA lUPI) - lligbs on the Pomeroy course. impreased ·lr 1 . • ate at Buffalo ln ltte In~a- The San Francillco Warriore, Under ~•e school polnta sy. Rozell\ee ~·~~~~~.~~:~!~a00.~~~~ tiona! League Thursday. . , wllo went west after brlnlllnc stem, the Jackets •were 7·2 over Jn the fil Broglio, who was ·with· f.b·a the last ·National Basketball WeUston Md 6-3 ov!"' Pomeroy. elude Reds on a condltlonaJ.basla.·lllll· <Association tlUe here, return Pomeroy war· $\lliil\ ·over Well- avaihible. snrlng, was a 20:-gam.e Wlliner tonight ·lor the firsteame of·the ston, · ·. ' · · "We're definitely In favor with the· St. Louls>CardlnaiJ, ln championship playoff agalns~ Aggregate ·SCOring was W~ll- a strohg local flav"r in IIIII(). He was acquired : Itt, .lbe llle PhUadelpbla 71ers. stun 110, Pomeroy 179 aild Mid- composition of any group of Reds from the Oblcaro.'J1!!bs' The then PhUadelphia W.r- dleport 174. owners," "'' satd. PAcific Coast LeaiiUe afllllate riors were tile NBA cllamplotta By teams, It went (WeUston, Rozelle snld he and o:her at TaCOllla, · : . . , ln 1168. 'lbe Warrlore movecl to Pomeroy, Middleport bOys bt flclals..wlll meet with leaders The Reda alio sen! catcher San Franoloco In Ita IIIII ~ that order); C. Toimsend 40, J. three rtvil,ll'IJIIP'l attempting Jim Saul from BuHa~ lo 'l'a- the Western Division' crown In Anderaon fa, W. J1avls -f3: Ap- obtain the~<J'!'. . ro~1 ~t"'i"· coma. . , ··'" ~ loelni to the , I!PIIOD ple!lorm f6, J'ff Burt 41,. B. natj, :··'· o: i, '(.; • "' CeiJlel In the l'llamploiiJhlP lllckett 43; T. Je\11<11'8 54, L. lite group Is b. ded by We H1v, A GDO,d NHL SlalldNtt pleyotr. 'l'tte 7lert were.•loriDed VlliJChan f6 and lli Jel!kJna 43; mer C1ev~lan4 .Browns , coacn11 By Unlle41 l'nll l'lilidtta-1 In lJI3 lrom the •11Jracuu· '9·\J, Nlcii04 ·M,:;:liat Story. 0, Paul Brown ~ncl ·a,IJI!OOnd ,,S.,Iec!!ion·of.Key llltlllif!Ull·•' ' Naltonala wllo won ·~ ' NBA and !lob PriddY;· Medal bon- blne Is led by John Beoloolitev-1. title 1111.. . ,. ors went to c. 'own.send, wen- local oemoctatie'· party leadler.ll ilanks and Can Make . W• ~· L . The II!OOad aame o! !be_best- •ton, '0. · The ·:otnmlssloner said be ruronto . , · ':'·1) 11l·~eri P/lYo(fs 1iDI ~'playM Playing unattached \0 teal!ls, was not at ll~etiJ to ' Yours Whiie Y.ciu Wait ' · ,·<t ·t hete Sunday. The nelt ~ · are scores not ccuntlng In the agthe tblrd grollp. · "' ica~o · .; W. 'L. ~led In · ~ 'I\'tancl8ccl gregatea, were M. Townsend Accm~;.,nyin[ R••!elle. were ' ' iontrea] · ' · 4 0 !!'eaday and ll'lnnday: II lht 40; Wellston: Don Nelson 40, AFL Commissioner Milt W01xl·ll ,,, Vork · · 0 4 mle hasn\. been decjded by Middleport, IIIII Mike O'Brien .ard. Ralph Wilson owner · •-won oet~e~·• ' ''' · <: ~~•• ·the ·(lltb· pme will · · ~~e fl, POineroy. · . · · tbe Buffato · · Sonny \'ierb ~··~ ~ , , , . PIIY.jld here April 21, the .slr!h S~tunjay Mlddle~rt' llhi Pom•. ibl, owner · untreal 2 N~ Yo1k 1 II ~n Frllilclaco AprU 24 and eroy· te•ms; Ullder ~CII,Noliln Jets, ~•llnd:~~:~~~~~~ :owilerl[ Secoji•St> .b1caao t T~ a,., • ·_, .·~' :~l~tlllh· be~. 011 Ap~ 20. Sw~•. 1o lo•, Mllietta. ' qllhe K 'L..-~!!""'......"""<1"1'1!"""...,1 . ' j· . ,, ~~~ Won-l..t LOOK WHAT'S HAPPINIP AT H&. R\:FIRESTONE L...,..-,_.,.._,...'"':'"__,_...;,_______:;:~~...i...,l->!iO...,.;......: It I -. . . .. " l ~ ;' .'~ . ( " 'l "t .,,' �< , • \ ' • / . ' ,.: ' . . ..... • . ,· ', .,• " •t,~'·-t, 'l · I · By United Pretlillleneliooal cisco rua \'(hen . be homered in double by Jim Landis in the The Baltimore Orioles are blasted his Ji;st two ~lrcuita ol poned by a pow~ .(aUure tr~·':~ 'Gaylord· Perry has achieved the lour!h. Both blows were off •eventh. -Gerry Arrigo pitched back on top of the American the season into the bleacher blackened approxlmlitely half .le;14iilg' to '· 1 No. 1 in his personal cam- right-hander Tony Cloninger, a out of that jam but needed the League faster th•n you can say seats at Baltimore's Memonalthe l~hts. that be ' wolilil ·00 -~ , to prove that 21 vlctoriea 24-game winner in, 1965 who help of Ted Abernathy, who Frank Robinson Stadium Thursday to spark the Robmson, who ~.derwent . to' "_.._.. "' , . )II~,· s'Oit\w made him a ,star m- sluml>ed to 14 vlctortes In 1966. shut out the Astros for the last That's all they had to say last Birds to a 1-1 rout of the Mm· knee operation dunng the I"~" ~~ . -;,cy;, stead of a fluke pitcher. The Cincinnati Reds , shaded 1 2-3 innings, Dave Giusti was I year when the rest of the nesota Twins. ter, looked remarkably ~,.,mbetf ·:do Perry had his first chanct! of the Houston Astros 5:4 and the the loser. · Icircuit lapsed into a dead faint The victory left Baltimore as he t~ed. off on De.M . . Not only ..did ' lie ftti~' the , new season to prove hiS N~w York Mets ntpped the Cbuck Hiller's pinch-hit dou- at the sight of til<! powerful with a 2.0 record, the oest m !be Twms ptlze. acq.uiB~Iion, . but he picke(~e =-~~~::;;;;.;,~i' right to rec:ognltwn as a star PJII?hurgb Ptrates m Thurs. ble with .two out in the eighth refugee from Cincinnati who the AL, and· at~ left skeptics the ftrsl and lhlfd mrungs. he left,off in the ,sm~ Thursday rug hI and came day s other NL games. The Los inning scored Jerry Buchek jwound up winning the Triple thoroughly ronvmced that the two .games he now has il 1 "'low ean sbow I'm a through with a four-hitter that Angeles Dodgers' scheduled with the decisive run for the Crown and the Most Valuable Orioles must be constdered top- hits m sev~n at bats and had .on!¥ one .tri!Uti ~w~ ealcller 11 you don't get the . enabled the San FrMclsco Gi· gam.• with t~e. Cardinals in St. Mets and rewarded Chuck Es.l Player Award in his very first heavy favorites in the junior RBI's. His. r "n m moment Wjl~ .Jldb A~ .•~;, past tbe batter_ ?'_' __·1 ants to beat the ·AUanta Braves Lows was rained DOl. trada's 2 2. 3 innings of shutout!try. circuit pennant deroy, Brooks Rob10son, also ~t fo/~~.zl~jn!:::n~~; and score their first victory Home runs by Tony Per.•z relief pitching with the triumph. ,' Robinson's performance. was P.ower Fa.nure lo homer, hJS second m ·~JR fifth. .,..., ~enanct!, who suf'a~a ed So h Dero J d of the year. an . n o .nson, maJor Buchek, who hit a two-run hom. enough to make the Orioles' The Ch~eago Wh1te x s~r games. f ... 00 •/..!,;;:s:\11 The 6-foot, 4-lnch, :lOS-pound m 1965, paced er in the second inning, led off road to their first AL pennant five unearned runs 10 the mnth What be. even, !o ··.i_M •.. K .•l· rlgh~hander walked only one a 12.-hit attack that gave the the eighth with a single, mov- all downhilL This year he may inning to overhaul the Boston P?rtant m Balttmore ~ ;.fl\ batter, struck out four and wa~. Reds their second conseputive ed to second on a sacrifice Md leliminate all the curves. Red Sox 8-5 in the only other plC\ure. however, was .the In trouble only In the fourth victory. Perez, who hit ~nly to third on an ·Infield out be-l That appeared to be the ;league game. Cleveland and four~hit performance turned inning when Hank Aaron led off lour homers last season,, htt a fore Hiller's game • winning prospect after the 31-year-old :California were scheduled to ;by J•m Palmer. one ?f l~e with a double and Mack Jones solo shot in the fourth 10ntng blow. outfielder, who smashed a meet in a night contest at Ana- : mg. stars of the Blfds followed with an infield hit. and Johnson, who~ RBI total career high 49 homes in 1966, 1 helm but the game was post- 1Ser~es sweep over the Dodgers. Perry pitched out of the jam by dropl>ed from 130 m 1965 to 81 getting Joe Torre to blt tnto a in 1965, delivered a two • run 8 ~ United Press laternallonal double plily and retiring Rico bomer in the fifth. ·' Natloaal Leaiu• Carty on a routine fly. Pappas Rooted w. L. Pel. Mays Homers . Milt Pap.pas. pitehed one • hit ' Cincinnati 2 o 1.000 While Mays sent the GtMts ball for five lnrungs but was ·s 1 o 1 000 to a 1-0 lead when he hit the tagged for two run$ on three , . ~· LoU::: : 513rd homer of his career in the singles, a walk aud a sacrifice CINCINNATI <UPI) They . old righthander said. "I think all spring, thafs . the . mam 1 Perez , cemented his 2 1 667 Your p~u~b h . 1 1 500 1 first inning and 'William McCov- fly in the sixth and routed by a lsaid the Cincinnati Reds lacked I those l'wo days off hurt me " 1thmg, I know thts Is gomg to 1at first base in what was , ,~ts urg 1 1 ·500 1 ey produced the other San Fran· single by Sofly Jackson and a ' a relief pitcher but sidearmer 1 Abernathy preserved the VIC· be a different year. If I stay as a tossup between him ; · :~ago! h' ~-- -~- Ted Abernathy looks like a one- tory for starter Milt Pappas, healthy, I'm gomg to wm, Irookie Lee May. But ~a;i~:~~J 1 1 ·500 1 ·~,l~o~k~a 1 1 :500 1 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy~Middleport, 0 ., Apr. 14, 19~7 ~ man bttll pen corps. , Iwho had a one-hiller underwaJ caus~. we're gomg to score Dave Bristol indicated ;,;-at ·Sa For the second slratght game and a 5-1 lead when the AstroSI runs. . would he playing a lot. su 1 1 500 1 Ara~ ' 0 .1 :ooo 112 Abernathy turned in a spark- bunched three singles w1th a The hitting heroes for the .. 11 1 had Lee May out thm. DON MILLS · ~!lao: ,OOO ling relief stint, and tne result walk and Aspromonte's .sa<;n· jReds were Tony Perez and De· l.o'l)d probably do just las 211 0 3 , 'l'llartday's Results was a 5:4 victory for the Reds f~ee fly for two runs m the ron Joh~son, wh,ose home run• .. Bristol said "Check our '•· BUD SIMPSON ·:: New York 3 Pittsburgh 2 over the Houston Astros Thurs- SIXth, ' ' paced Cmcmnatl s 12-M attack, i gam.. and see how DICK JR.. • ' ~n ~ Hous 4 night day night The Astros pulled to w1tnm Perez. who al1g added a Mav won with his base 1 ·- -" _,_ .. ---1111 Your . lnsuran;e Sit F 2 All 0 night Abernathy who blanked the one run of the Reds m the sev- b\e ill' four trips to \he · · C•nceUed? . -., . . . ,, ... ~.~. ~a~IL., night ppd rain Dodgers the' last two innings on ,enth on a single by Sonny Jack·, hit a solo homer m .the Tonight. Sammy ~lis Wo C.n Wrlt.rlt". : : 'fbi! at Chi., ppd., rain . . . opening day, took over lor Gary and a double by .lim Lan- , mmng, and Johnson s pitch lor the Reds against[) • Frlday!s Probable Pltcbers The Twm Crly Motorcycle \ Class A Heavy - 1. Don K•· Arrigo with one out and a run- · diS. . . dnve came m tne fifth lor wtlat ri hthander Don Wilson ·: All times EST held its ftrst endurance ger, Lancaster, BSA; 2, Char- ner on base in tne eighth and "In the Sixth and seventh m- proved to be the difference. Agt St d 't 111 ~ '~ · on Sunday, April 9. pe.. Hawk, Athens, Triu.mph; ~· pitched out of the hole. nmgs I couldn't keep my slider "Every lime I come up to y;arr~id ~:;v ~~l~n wm·a· l,;:,t..''iif;;'l Jns~nr;e A. ·g 11-. lliOll·lost record ln ·"--ses) .. 'd nd f 1 Jerry Ztegler, The Platns, Trt· After walking Bob Asprodown, and that was the d1flerplate there hav.,..been runners f a' r le t, COA'TS lUilOIM& ..., . Rt ers a spec 1a1ors rom h A .. P 'd H I k , " J h n d. alter trs1 m JO ag~ s1ar ror ., Chicago (Simmons f>.S) at five statea were on band. Be- lump . monte, Abernathy got aron •ence, appas "' , e s rue or,, o nso sa'. . Reds against Chrrs Zachary I Ph. 992-2903, ,.~dtlteport 'Pittsburgh (Ribant 11-9\, 1:35 1 tn ners from Class B. Heavy - I, Gary Pointer to hit mto a double lout the Side m the fifth innmg'm three runs With hiS th~~A~str~o~s:_._;·~'·~•"=="-.!!;::::~~~==:t ow. are e c1:s w1n Gould, Athens, Honda: 2, R. play to snuff out the eighth·m· before \eavmg m the seventh I and smg\e. Johnson, whose RBI ;;; P·.~ · York Wisher 11•141 at a field of 72 : ers.. and fanned a total of eight total dropped from 130 to 8t . 1 t Cornelius Jr,, Lancaster, Tri· ning Houston threat. Pn\i~~elphia IShort20-lO) 8,05 Claso A ~~g~twetght t-L: 'lumph, 3. Don Lax, Nelsonville, "I didn't tnrow as well as J! "That'> a lot of strikeouts for season, also had a homer in J,. p.m. ' Dw•ght Slut,"· rovepor' u e. Triumph. . did opening day," the 33·year-· me."__le sa~~ h~ve felt good first_g~me. · "· 1 Houston (Wilson l-0) at Class B Lig~tweigh~ lsi, Jes- Htgh Pomt Winners - Tie, _ • Cincinnati (Ellis 12.19), 8:05 se Bickle<, Athens, Honda; 2nd, ICI1Uck Robinette, NelSOr/Vllle, p.m. Lekey l'lmn, Columbus, Hon-,BSA and Bruce Sutton, Colum)(J' Gerim,.ll!il~r~ Los An eles (Osteen' 17-14) at da: lied 3rd, MelVI.n Marland. Ibus, Bultaco. . . 1"1 " ~t Loulsg(Jaster ll-5), t p.m. Covington, Ky,, TriUmph, and \, The. group thanked the admto· SANTE .FE. N.M. (UP!) - New York, inquiring about the smd he told Arum . In lac~: Mobile Maid•• Dishwasher '. 'I S Francisco IBolin ll·lO) at Tom Judy, Groveport, Hodah iIStrallon <>I Kyger Creek School Gov. Dav1d F. Cargo of New possibility of Albuquerque as brm~ some tounsts w1tlo you, 1 ,u:~ta' .(Jarvls 6-2), 8,05 p.m. Class A Medium - 1. Sot lor the use of the parking lot, Mexico has opened the door for the site. he emphaSized. though, that the c~clest . Saturday's Games Brookhart, Albany, Greeves: 2, also Doc Smith of Smith Buick the twice-<anceled Cassius Clay- The New Mexico governor offer was not delimte. D•lly LO~ils. ~.1\:A apd_. New York at Philadelphia Gene Willougby, Athens, for . th~. use .. Pf ~i~•. ~hop truck Floyd Patterson heavyweight said he would fully support the The governors of Nevada and Pans, Rir¢e a.nd H 6ld. ~ ""'tcagooat Pittsburgh , Greeves; 3, Don Oyler, Canal and all the otber people who tiUe bout which apparently is bo t Pennsylvama recently turned vH ' w·-~ I G h I ed k th' t h r u ' down bidS for the bou' China.' and·Cryalal. ·, ;·aJJ Houston at Cincinnati I luu•es er, :eeves. e P rna e IS even a sue- very muc a IVe. . ~~I have no ob'ections.'' Car o . .. ~p~:~.rk1ing clean! Los An les at St LOuis I Class 8 Medmm - 1!1. Homer cess. A New York source said __I__ . - ~ g Herbel t Muhammad. San rrfncisco at Atlanta O'Nail, Lancaster, H-D.: Phil The next event wlll be a hill I Thursday night the con trovermanager, has md~eated . Americoo League Radford, Pomeroy, 1JI."!'!llll: 3. climb to be ·held en May lll! on :sial bout "definitely will come 1 Albuquerque IS 10 the runmng, w. L. Pel. GB ,Wendell Jeffers, Ml~lle, the ..,lub grdtilids. "lltree mil"' Ioff" but the sile was still I Contacted '" ChiCa~~· Baltimore 2 0 1.000 ... ,Greeves. west of Kyger•Creek School. undecided. He said the bout wi\1 the champwn, .said : I hea!'d , Kan City l.OOO • ~ .. • .. ••+·· " "' -·"-be fought "somewhere in \he ' somethmg about New Me~l~o 11 1 0 Boston 1 1 500 1 South." y but I don't know where II s California I 1 :500 1 Albuquerque already has been , going I'm not fee~ing too ' good Detroit 1 1 .5110 1 ,. , sounded out and "ems willing nghtn ow, but I ve bee?, Washington 1 ,500 1 to accept the light, ! . . WOI kmg. f worked out today, Chicago 1 1 .500 1 Cargo said Thursday n1ght l sunday, April 16. ;, tfle final • The bout prevwusly j ' .l'l .. . New York 1 1 500 1 I · that he had rece~ved a d y for registration by boys to j scheduled for Apnl 25 10 Cleveland 0 1 :ooo l\1 . .Two y~ars ago John Tanne- Tho Central States opeP, o~: telephone call from Robert ' p~ay in the Pomeroy Boys Sum· Vegas, then in P1ttsburgh Clay Minnesota 0 2 000 2 bill .of Middleport WQ!I hts .first f three major annual tourna IArum, and attorney for Clay in Imer Baseball Program. Presi-1" scheduled to be mdurted Tbursday'o lltsuli. maJOr taille tennis dtVISIODal ment.s In llle U. S. (others are ' ·-· - · · dent "Bud" Abbott said todav. 1the Army on April 28. 1 trophy, the Boys 13 and Under !be Eastern Open and !he U. S, R , t t. . b t tow.n 1 Patterson the two.time 1 11 B~ ltimore 7 MinnesoIa I . th Ce tr S ""- Open) ill be th 1 • eg1s ra JOn wl e a · . =- _: Chiell · ~ 8 Boston 5 event m e n a1 tales v..w e ast war?'·UP hall al 1·30 m and the in·' mer heavywe•gh ehampion losl ' g . . en at Detroit. tournament before the Nattonal · P f p W to Clay on a 12th round Clev at Col, mght ppd pwr : Tills Saturday Md Sunday Open in San Diego May 12-13-14. surance lee of 12 or ee ee I t h · 1 k k t N •• 1965 ' Phone 992-2238 1 Middleport, 0. F· 'l . . ' • • dL' I L d$250for ecmra nocou ov . u. , I 1 ., ure ' now 14 years old be returns to Tannehill, with his coach Dal . an Le ill e eague an . . I I La v 1 --'--~•- PI'-"-· ' p ' egas. F-'•ay'o '"" ,-....,...,. ,.,_, the huge arena ' (40 tables) in· Joon Lee of Columbus, world ony aguers musl be paid · a · 1 ICOOOIDie,Population Passes 10.6.M ° disap~tntments •HtAfiNO · . tp~UMIINCJ '~~· •IOOPINC* .;· LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE IN Mill " ' I t I 1.& ' Dies Thursday .f :y ~ Winners Announced season's F"'Irst Endurance RtJfi cjondtJetedo · fi AprJ'19 KARR, I'"" MJII f_SJMPfftN ency , HERE I 'IS I " 1 Alb uquerque w·1·· T A t F' ht I mg 0 ccep ... .a! fult.liefd.yieldlill Mil -~· m;or~e:;;~: ~th~e~~.~i~!~ea~~:'w~a~,:~,~r::"-':bed~m· : l t 's T:wo D0 wn 160 More To Go l' •211A;~ Mrs. Fridley ·~ay "'~ ·· 4 < ...,.,••,...,. 1 MI'dd1.eport Boy" Returns T0 ..:x:eDe "- 0·f"F'IJ'Sl .v·.JCtQfY 1 Last Signup Dall for Boys IS A.prJ'116 \~ No ¥oney Dow.n Only $ro.oo Per :tJ.'onth cIncmnab• . Alt Tlmeo EST · GRAVELY TRAOOR SALES IN POMEROY We've added BOI.BNS power/un equipment. Tractors, mowers, tillers. GaiDS pOIDts 0 F hi n. l n ranc se record bt 1 you'll know what we're so excited about SUITS - S39·95 FQOD.A.QMA tlACH 8A'MUIAY, • "'1L I P.M. lrl111 Tilt l!lllllly Te Our. , , ·:· N. W. COMPTON, 0.0. you lost your " ' OPTOMITIISl We're '•"*" ,., Dtlleloua CHAI IROILID STEAKS IAKIR Cf ,.' FURNITURE ' POMEROY Mldilleport, Ohio '' • tf up MENS _ __ up BOYS _ __ up SLACKS BY HUBBARD JADE EAST and JEWELRY BY SWANI LUGGAGE BY SAMIONITE & AIRWAY \ --ExceBtnt -------------. Stlection · . .. J • 1 GROUP Of.IADii$ , Of ·Sports Wear allll Swim Wear B c.talfna SUITS.. • l I < " ' ' ' " ' . :~ : • Bahr W BRW HD · E. FISH FRY EACJI FlUDAY, 5 'TIL 8 P.M. SHIRTS · BY ARROW, SHAPLEY BLAZERS and SPORT COATS $22· 50 $16· 95 ,1i ' lnJIIY'Dut, .. I • . ' li MENS - 0 OUR I. FOR ANO MI'dd·YGolfers . Ed p ge omeroy, '"ellston· Teams For T'It}e \ ',_,___..:;_..-====..i · €obo Hall, topseeded in Boys t1 r&~ked performer, will fly from · fW!ID· and llnder snd Boys 15 and Un· Columbus to SM Diego May Wam'o•s m' Fir' Match See 'em. Try 'em. Then ' ' 1 Mr. Abbott noted that only boys associated Wit h the three theoi!S) der divisions, and third However, before San Diego, Pee Wee teams, five Little Boston (Rohr 0.0) ·at New seed In men's singles. With two on April 28-29, he will attend as Ch'IICIN:>IATI (UP! I - Cincin-~ League teams and the P 0 n v : York (Ford ~), 2 p.m. higb rMked midwest men play- an observer the Expo '{;I matciH nail scored more points Thurs- League team from the Pome· Detroit (Wilson 16-11) at m presenUy In Stockholm, Swe- es In Montreal where t b ol day in its attempt to win the ' roy area last year. and any new Mmnesota (Boswell 12-li), 2:15 den, for the world tournament, world's finest players will come lOth American Football League Iboys reaching age seven before p.m. · , Tannehill figurea to have a fair lot two days of competition, franchise. IJune 1st in Pomeroy, Will be , ~leveland (Steber! 16-8) at soot at making a sweep <>1 all and where Dal Joon Lee will But Pro Football COmmission- signed, , . · c. hfornla lMcGiothltn 3-1), 11 three. represent his native .,untry, er Pete Rozelle refused to say 1 Failure to regiSter at th1s p.m. . Bls stiff competition In the SOuth Korea. whether the city is the leading time may make a boy mehgiBaltlmore (Bunker !Ooll) at Jo$r ewnts will be b 1gbcandidate for the AFL Iran- ble lor play this season, he emKansas City .IKrausse 14-9), a ranked Danny LeBaron and cblse. He satd the franchise will phasized. p.m. Mike Peterleln, bOth of Grand probably be awarded within six Wednesday, April 19, at UO !l!'.!urdal"a Gamel Rapida, ltot.b 16 years old, weeks. p. m. at town hall . has also Detroit at Mlnn"'"ta. · Rozelle led L delegation of 1been designated as time lor a Cleveland It €allfel'nla pro football offictals in a visit meeting of all managers and Wash1~gtoo· at Chlcag~ a here to review the city's It is important that · Balt1more at KJIIIIJas Ctty ress on ito new $35 million riv· they attend. Boston at New York ~t tl erfront 1tadiom. ;, . "We were. iqtp~secl-.with tholr-======--~ BROGIJO TO BUFFALO Middl.,rt Jligb School golf- way Cincinnlti' 'has gone aoou•tll Wh t ld do 'f CINCJNNA'll (UPI) - The ers continued their good bIt- its stadiun> proJI:ct when a WOU you I Cincinnati Redo farmed Gut ' ling Wednesday with • victory were her~ . l~sl {a it:' ' R'::~;:ll veteran righthander Ernie Brog.' over Wellston and Pomeroy said. "Now•.;w~ are even 1 111 ..,.1 1\o to their minor league .rf)JI. PHILADELPHIA lUPI) - lligbs on the Pomeroy course. impreased ·lr 1 . • ate at Buffalo ln ltte In~a- The San Francillco Warriore, Under ~•e school polnta sy. Rozell\ee ~·~~~~~.~~:~!~a00.~~~~ tiona! League Thursday. . , wllo went west after brlnlllnc stem, the Jackets •were 7·2 over Jn the fil Broglio, who was ·with· f.b·a the last ·National Basketball WeUston Md 6-3 ov!"' Pomeroy. elude Reds on a condltlonaJ.basla.·lllll· <Association tlUe here, return Pomeroy war· $\lliil\ ·over Well- avaihible. snrlng, was a 20:-gam.e Wlliner tonight ·lor the firsteame of·the ston, · ·. ' · · "We're definitely In favor with the· St. Louls>CardlnaiJ, ln championship playoff agalns~ Aggregate ·SCOring was W~ll- a strohg local flav"r in IIIII(). He was acquired : Itt, .lbe llle PhUadelpbla 71ers. stun 110, Pomeroy 179 aild Mid- composition of any group of Reds from the Oblcaro.'J1!!bs' The then PhUadelphia W.r- dleport 174. owners," "'' satd. PAcific Coast LeaiiUe afllllate riors were tile NBA cllamplotta By teams, It went (WeUston, Rozelle snld he and o:her at TaCOllla, · : . . , ln 1168. 'lbe Warrlore movecl to Pomeroy, Middleport bOys bt flclals..wlll meet with leaders The Reda alio sen! catcher San Franoloco In Ita IIIII ~ that order); C. Toimsend 40, J. three rtvil,ll'IJIIP'l attempting Jim Saul from BuHa~ lo 'l'a- the Western Division' crown In Anderaon fa, W. J1avls -f3: Ap- obtain the~<J'!'. . ro~1 ~t"'i"· coma. . , ··'" ~ loelni to the , I!PIIOD ple!lorm f6, J'ff Burt 41,. B. natj, :··'· o: i, '(.; • "' CeiJlel In the l'llamploiiJhlP lllckett 43; T. Je\11<11'8 54, L. lite group Is b. ded by We H1v, A GDO,d NHL SlalldNtt pleyotr. 'l'tte 7lert were.•loriDed VlliJChan f6 and lli Jel!kJna 43; mer C1ev~lan4 .Browns , coacn11 By Unlle41 l'nll l'lilidtta-1 In lJI3 lrom the •11Jracuu· '9·\J, Nlcii04 ·M,:;:liat Story. 0, Paul Brown ~ncl ·a,IJI!OOnd ,,S.,Iec!!ion·of.Key llltlllif!Ull·•' ' Naltonala wllo won ·~ ' NBA and !lob PriddY;· Medal bon- blne Is led by John Beoloolitev-1. title 1111.. . ,. ors went to c. 'own.send, wen- local oemoctatie'· party leadler.ll ilanks and Can Make . W• ~· L . The II!OOad aame o! !be_best- •ton, '0. · The ·:otnmlssloner said be ruronto . , · ':'·1) 11l·~eri P/lYo(fs 1iDI ~'playM Playing unattached \0 teal!ls, was not at ll~etiJ to ' Yours Whiie Y.ciu Wait ' · ,·<t ·t hete Sunday. The nelt ~ · are scores not ccuntlng In the agthe tblrd grollp. · "' ica~o · .; W. 'L. ~led In · ~ 'I\'tancl8ccl gregatea, were M. Townsend Accm~;.,nyin[ R••!elle. were ' ' iontrea] · ' · 4 0 !!'eaday and ll'lnnday: II lht 40; Wellston: Don Nelson 40, AFL Commissioner Milt W01xl·ll ,,, Vork · · 0 4 mle hasn\. been decjded by Middleport, IIIII Mike O'Brien .ard. Ralph Wilson owner · •-won oet~e~·• ' ''' · <: ~~•• ·the ·(lltb· pme will · · ~~e fl, POineroy. · . · · tbe Buffato · · Sonny \'ierb ~··~ ~ , , , . PIIY.jld here April 21, the .slr!h S~tunjay Mlddle~rt' llhi Pom•. ibl, owner · untreal 2 N~ Yo1k 1 II ~n Frllilclaco AprU 24 and eroy· te•ms; Ullder ~CII,Noliln Jets, ~•llnd:~~:~~~~~~ :owilerl[ Secoji•St> .b1caao t T~ a,., • ·_, .·~' :~l~tlllh· be~. 011 Ap~ 20. Sw~•. 1o lo•, Mllietta. ' qllhe K 'L..-~!!""'......"""<1"1'1!"""...,1 . ' j· . ,, ~~~ Won-l..t LOOK WHAT'S HAPPINIP AT H&. R\:FIRESTONE L...,..-,_.,.._,...'"':'"__,_...;,_______:;:~~...i...,l->!iO...,.;......: It I -. . . .. " l ~ ;' .'~ . ( " 'l "t .,,' �' . • ' ' 14, 1967 0., • '( ' -~ an admit!~ clropolllt. lly hatlnJ p iillleld . touring ICI\Ot;IS and .~ ~r~Jf.fl ~'J9i. lflrgrJllU?4Y ., '. H .ELEN HELP us I •. ·, ""~'·""·: Da~li\ au, 614 : Team High Game - City Loan. 5&2. Team Teorn High Series - Bowl· I ~:~ u~ °~ a~oth~el ~ell ~~ you. - A FRIEND ~~~\1825: Team High Game- lo;eg with him, but 1;. left w•lh- Dear Helen: 00 0 0 1 '·'j, .. 1 . - .. . . -1' • ' It, :;.1'-~\ . "l: Wlfll'llll· Malctf ; . 1 -.1 • •'r ' !._ :i_.,. , .,..c. . -· . ' • '. .~ ' l .. Sizes For All Th~ Girlsln-T.. $S99·95 ' 8 WIDTH - IAIY 1111Mt ei!IIAT !ClaM • rllLL WlllTil VJ:OITABLE · .. i l51 ·;YEARS UTILITY TRAYS Masonic Temple · Mulbedlh~:~n~~e ·~ le~5J~f;n ~~~~ic~wh~rJt:ib~~ t~~~ ~~l~~~:hu~er;:~P~!s of thedeLFdgke m;!if er an . un represent 151 years of membership in Pomero Lod ' • sentatton of 50-year lapel pins was made by Theo. Reed Jr y ast g~ F~AM. Pregrand master, and the inspection was made by Richard r,rand master, 12th Masonic District, Grand Lodge of Ohio Worshipful J~~ y U,Y Cowan presided over the meeting. Seventy five Maste~ Masons attended er following the il)spection served by ladies Pomeroy Ita 179.95 Cart~f di~~~t ~epu:y COMIIN AND OIT OUI SPECIAL PIICII ~~bob~~.refreshments ASSOCIATED RADIO and TV , Cha:t~~ HARRY MtLLI!R 214 •• MAIN ' :.C..-----------·-·=-·-·----.--·-·---=-.--------·""'o''"l'"~'.··;;· , ,DIJ)JW[3~®=·==== ••. Unscramble these four Jumbles. •( one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. HESI::R .......... ' .. :. '""'I, "" < ' " ' " ' f,, ..... ~- ~ t": ., w•d_M_ lr i :')./!1,: . .• . • ..... , tl~ BASES ALL ~' • • •• BASEBALL:~. I t .. , ; ·::...,,Girb iprll ~ 4 ,1 ,. :Four Sportsmen Four Aces Wo ;;·: , r;'· ·· - w IFouraorhe 4- / · · 011 Loci ' Spoilers ~Dr·aSI!I¥ t I J~ost 20 20 18 11 17 16 . ~ . 16 16 18 19 President of Band Boosters. viduals in galn!ul employment during March . During the pre- I vious month there were 27 individuals placed in gainful em- i ploymenl. lOLA'S BEAm SALON -~ !*»IIOd top with two 1111 a• IJid two "" 111111. ll,...llla --Eoootllllt. · • ltorlll far loll or~ 111 "'.199 , twobic~la , ". 5 :AKER FURNITURE Mlckfloport, 0. ' far· better than words .......... piece te11a can. There were 425 initial claims I 1 filed with 2,2U weeks of unemployment compensation claimed, as compared to the month of Fe!}ruary, 1967 when an ini1tial claims were mod and 2,199 · DUDLEY'S • 59 .N. 2nd Avo. .' •• •• THOUSANDS OF ,RIZES •• It's easy! It's fun! Nothing to buy! Just drive in at any participating • • • J.sbland Service Station for your free Grand Slam Baseball game • piece. Look inside , • , you'll know I . r f~,Wru , Bragg, lrrastll'l!r. The Booster club are formu I lating plans for their annual ! Smorgasbord dinner which will · 111111, you probablywan'tundtrltand a lot of this. 11ut JOI!o lady... YOil can spot ontof'lhoM Days the moment Hstarts. nance school careteria. tlcipate in the Regional Band Festival In Huntington May ~ and 6. I I CANTON MAN KILLED DOVER, Ohio (UP!) - Jack I Fuller, 34 , COJI)qn, was killed Wednesday w~eo his.C;lr .ran oU i -:ft':::--::-:=-::------Oh -::_.io I and crashed into a tree. :n, T..)l"' .,_., !!!.._~IS'tWW· CQ k ~p-~5!· DIAWOND ltlf!GI ' · · 1-. 'nit name "Keepsake" in the ring 8lld on the tag ie your assur•nce of fine quality and lasting satisfaction. Toe cent!'r engagement diamond js ~·.perfect ••• or assw-!1(1. .............. Ei53 ..... ~ replac_emen~ ............... , ~ ' . . ... ·~ a trip fur two, trip includes I'OWid kil)<aliP grolllld t.tlt-~tltou&lotabautd"nwGn,• relax. Gas rqaa Whtn you're cocldnl wllh lil- from Standtrd Publtihlng Co. 5 Day Kits $4.75 · Leta_,__,. ,.. ............... . .. ;, ) If ife wom, mplacelt with ~~- DiiiDODd .:.;; - needle ' . yoa After you have \ paatad. m all 12 dift'erent p1ayen you win a boy's or aid'• delll%; The most convenieut noticeable •n'd econm,;lcal change :VOU "'1'1 make fo:t bathroom 1110deiniza11on ts· tl)e ,.cldltioR of this vanity .•Roadma.8ter bicydel u:. mpdem m~oUs rangement with colorful Curvfo~m Formica top. · Vanity Is bbtainable for right or left hand b>stalla- I ' ' I .. . ~-~- ·,·. • \ ' I ' ' . _:,_ . - -· ······· ·--·- ... ---····· ~ ' " "' ASHLAND • . \ • 'J Asbian~ dealer. iia~as 24", 31", ,,. tion. 18"' vitreOus china l~w:~~ is complete wtlh fl1 ~· mo'unti:Og rim. • ' GmDd Slam Ba::l:• • -1111 Dame Piece you'll iDd a p!cemeot a famous baseball plaJer. Collect theee plctwee and pute them lA • . free album you'll!Mpive flom your • , 10 Day Klb $5.50 MIDDLEi'C:)jtT BOOlc STORE $500 in cash. ~ 611 visits you ~ to participadq Ashland atatious, tbe 111018-dwlaae you have to win! ;J , ,,.,_.., . norld m often for • more d!•ncea to win! •__, . ~· IDOlde each INTRODUCTORY KIT~ ~._) gtuneS, and up to .$10.~ fD. cidental spendiDf ·llllllleY• It 7011 can't take the trip, J'l)ll'l ·recetee ;~~= ~;;:eo ioo7 ill FREE BIC.YC·L·ESl . . sm. Drive VACAnON BIBII SOIOOL ' derstand women ••. IIJ)IICially on 'l11clll Dip. You IINp throu&h the alarm so there's a cralll·b•lll llecluseGucooltstuterthantlll:lricity,Gn~ ponic to pt Dad oil to JVOI'k and the kkfl off to schoal. stretch your time. Autamllk: Bun\er~ IIIII 'Then Junil!r r,memblrs a tillt of thlnp for lhow-and·lelt Oven·wilh·I·Mintte contrail (only an Gas IWIIII) 1111p end the.li~ l;lopt up and so do your sinuses, and the . Ill expart eye an dlnnerwhlltyou IIIJilr)OUI'.._ Aatl newdrapascom~C.O.O. andJOU hiVt lS.In the hOu.., thetruetow.fttltallllltyofthe ~-(ani)' an and the IUJIO,pilnt the celtinp.,_ up I M8k llffy, Gil 1'111111) illS ,au liolddlnnlr Sll'llnc.rtat ltnll )IIIII' .. and ••• You Kllow. 80011 and 1'11111· · ,: · · So auc!danl)' l's 1 quarter to ftve llld I\IMI whO calls o.t•IIIOdlm GH I'IIJII. TIIMI.- an Cltll Ql '111111 to oay he'$ brinainl- homll />lrd Dlyt,yotiCIIIGOUnlGIIIOIJIIIItltciiJIIAirW!t. be held April 30 at the Ord- 1 par- ~ instantly iC you've won $1' $5 $10 $2~. $100, $1000, $0000 .'.. ~ . • • GLAD YOU'RE Caa't<t8D WITH CIA8l vice pre!lidtnt; Mrs. Willi aJ~ McCraw. secretary and Hobert The "'nlor high band will at·\ tend a band festival In Raven .. 1 )'Oil WOD Elected to serve with Phillips were : Mrs. Lewis Robinson I wood durrng Apnl and will FREEt 1 Boosters. ...... ASHLAND OIL SERVICE ST 1 WY 2-5560 weeks of unemployment com· , I POINT PLEASANT - James' pensalion claimed. I ; Phillip•, Pt. Plta,.nt, was elec. ted president for t!te comtng PERFECT DIAMOND-PERFECT GIFT " year o! the Point P1easanl Sand 1 .i . I 1 ........ - ... . . . . .,. . ' . . .. .. 44 are Placed in Area Emp-loyment Phillips Named . . J 4 Double M's 19 PT. PLEASANT - Jack L. D&.F's 5 9 20 1Sm1th, manager of the Point Comfort the bereav· 5 . , Hi~h Game - Nick Coates Pleasant Local O!fice of the 'fl. •• : 6 · 222 : Kathy lJavis 183 ; High Scr- Va. Dept. of Employment Se- 1 ed with sympathy 6 . 8 i les '- Nick Coateo 1100; Kathy ,curity, reported this week the , and Ser~es -Bre~- ~ D~vis 471 ; Team lliyh Game loral olfice, serv ing Mason, Put- I flowers. They express · 14- and 'Z8... and Series - Four Aces 673 nam and Jackson counties ef::;:i,::_:.:..;...::_a:_n_d_"_r_'"....;-- 1 afld 1916. ' fected tile pla,emeJlt of 14 indi- your deepest feelings · .1& - 1 Jf · . . LAY ,, .:liO 1 ' OF MASONIC MEMBERSHIP· Pomero Lodge 164 F& ~~~f's ~s~ecti~n Tuesday evening at the Others As Low I _} sented. 50 Year pins to Raymond Parker· center and EJl L Funk 1 AM pr.e- I t -' ,..., .. , eTWo L!f'Nlt.JT 1 • $1~ 99 · e 1 •I ,. MIDDLEPORT '1 ~ House ! ) ·,' CIUSPIIR BLIDI!l OUT ntUI'r IIASKIT eaU'l"l''ll ·, CHEESE nEPERS ' i!:: ONLY ' THE SHOE BOX All lllf IIIJI ftatUriJ: ~a~n:tc~=llll~rflasnllas1~~M~~~ ~ '• -',.t·;,: . ' . ,.... _ REFRIGERATOR~FREEZIR w1~ ~- J" b~e • '· ., riHii¢b N.o;F~t>sr 1N$tAtit: , •·. ··· Ser\ps - New York Cen· ails. 644 · !ligh Senes and out even savmg good-bve. I met this man two years ago. My Stster, My Love," IGame - Donna GraJe, 50 I, 203. Last year. I mel a feitow m a He 'asked me to marry him but Heels and Black Nylons," 1S92. · , .... . ' .,· Stn Syndicate " "Love By WonJen's Friday Night Uague POMEROY LANES Ib•r-yo~ know those Frtday- he told me hi! mother waa an polntntl!llt," ~nd such ... ' 'Mitt<ll 31 19e1 Jun!or Mlll!d L•• I1strls night g_t·logethers where lhe l tnvahd ROd he had to lake care heaviest clust .0 ! u·• · M gue meet the boys and have a o! her. He saJd he'd gel things er pornll' "es • "' C1 hi ~on ~o•t · arrh 25• tiJf~ ' lot of lauglul. He wo•·e a bond atraightened out, ao she would :~ r~ht here :anhattan, 111 , ot • rss ;1 33 Team No on Lot't 1on his fmger and I said, ' 'Oh eccept me, JUst have patience. Broeanxers •. 20 IoIa ! 8 eau1Y n1nn .) 3 34 ' ·1 4 t · " b t omehow I H 11 th h ' Forest Run RIO<·k 47 40 I Team No 4 15 g i ~;it no agam, u ' e ves WI er. New Jer1ey, Long 'ream No 1 45 42 I~eum No 2 I 121 12 , Again he used me and left\ Each time he contes to aee other exurbia apparently apjilh·l G&G Cafe 35'h 51 'h earn No. 5 11 t3 rn• alt~r hinting he would di- me, things are "almost" te to !ucb Jeer-jests .... ' ' Beverly'' Hty"'Shop 2H..., 51"'. ~earn No. 3 ' 10 · 14 l vor'ce h" wife Do you blame I straightened out. He writes to film trade hOI ita own etl!~ett!-l .High Game- - Susie Grueser i ea~ No. 6 • · 20 me for bcginn;ng to hate men? me, and call!, and vl!lts me ism for heavy-sex product: t . : .H1gh Sen" - f'llyllis Mut- 1 H•gh Game and series Deb-' _ BA'ITERED BY FATE when he can, bringing lovely ploilatlon Films" ; I ; Team High aame and • W"!£up, 164, Barbar• White Dear 8 By F· gifts, but I have never met his ed; and they are prolltferalill;l l I ...e~·- Team I, 688, 1936, :: V.•~ Meter, 2ll4 and ... 1 blam~ you more 10 r mother and this uncertainty Is expiOJ!Ively. . . , l T llig Game and S.r- makinS men's w.ves bale YOU: I dnvmg me nutty. Recently We 111 'I h l bu League • es - eanr'No. t, 692 and 1938. _ H • someone told me his JllOlher nas I 1 d ~ e P I IU!pect " I 1111 · 1 a 'light heart condition but Is au a e attempt to diSCOUrale ' , ·W.ia Lost ( Trl Co~nty Ua(ue D~a~a~:•:'2f-•ear-old son who otherwl,. healthy as a horse- youhoong,stendfromll beoomln& high ·' ' •t • Marca Z! IK7 ' , d t bbo 111 le """•t sc an co ege ''dropoutt" · • • ' I was always • good boy1 still is an 'u rn as a u · "" ' · 'I bel 11 , !!.~ 17 10 ] HI· 'i llolrotl He works hard at a dirty job: are my c:Jances? -WAITING I-'"_n_......cng~•-•t_u•....:...Y..:•.:::tlm.:::ull::::;ted.:::. 13 a I 0 sum No:1 1 66 figh 'th , Foreman & Abbott ) and then he 1 Is WI me ev- Dear Wailmg: 57 12 ' l 5 G&J ;t'uto Parts 48 ery time I tell h•!!' to take I'd say your chances for mar16 Craig's Markel bath to g;t \he «usl and grime I riage are about par with LBJ 11 48 . - . 7 . 20, Crow's Steak House II off. I cant keep hJS bedclothes! and RFK becoming bosom bud""uoya,nd.S~nes e~~- Holsum No.2 28 clean and he doesn't evcn ,dies , but I might be wroi!J. ~~· 1~, Peg., 0 . Ind High Game lc Serl change hJS underwear without Don 't turn down ay new of· rccv·.T· Stev~ . Van ••!deter, Georie Wrl ht ~ •• - a light. fers, however. - H. Teim high game 1HI h Gw g ' ' 171 Team He's •potlesa on the outside~Teant4, 849. T~arn ' MBk a~ Senes -Cfa•~·· that doe!n't help my sheets and 1 This column I• dedlca!ed to ar •' • 592. Monday wash problem I Now1family living, so if yoU'l'fl haV· . . Late he'' started datin& a girl. It ing kid trouble or just ~lain MIXed League · lied Leape hasn't changed him. What can 11trouble, let Helen help ) OU. IK7 1 N T Points do'! _ MOTiiER OF A SLOB She will also weloome your 4 Polnl!l I ne:m~::p ,10 Dear Mother: own amusing expe~iences. Ad-. 69 p t . ,. 48 Men resent female bossing, dres! Helen Bottel 10 carl o! :l!i : , even (es~lllllyJ when .11 ,s Ihi• new•paper. ~ ;~~~~~;:", a !lies 142 63 Zeros 38 58 ' • . Hardly \bles' ,34 needed. Leave yoor goaty son I -::::::::::=:::::::;~I . . .~... 44 : Markl!ln'iers 7 ' 30 olo..; let blm step in dirty 30 •. -:""' . , , · High uam~ and Series - :Pat ahAII ~nd rot 11.1!' aate from his ·lJ:.-~.1 " 24 Ingels 202 466 J0 1 S..bo g.rl. He It learn ~ the hard way, 11111 1_ )hat cleanliness is next to High Game - Donna Grate nd 5411 T ·Hi '" , • William Slivers. 237; •.H•gb1;ries..:. !'1",01 , Garr~el ~ndl the skm, or it doesn't count.- ' - ~!Jidr~~wen 43'b ll("lll s r.am 61 , l oo3 H. Slivers &!/·~·earn High Early Wed Ml •d L YOIJR HELPING JIAND and Series - Blsettnar h ,: eague D•ar Helen : . i' "'; , ' · . f lfC t,iJ 1 Jf67 jAUt~. 7.. "· OM m•4. ' . n Wouloli you please ten your I · • Ji wh~ US41 It," "Love How, ~.r." "~elllnd Nudist I /c.:.•·t>"'tJ'f~\ 'J. 9 %:f,: .' en~~~~bl _.even.,~~~': g~r- t: " ' ' 111'41''' Tel. Sor\·. 36 Bomber< 84 103 lads oversea• m auorlad 2tJlh .48 ;H .The Monkey-rumiers Luther King biJ h awa!U 1 . . ery· Matlin right to upnso Game and Senes- H•gh Team game and ser1.1 s pnda · 193, 508: Team les - Strikes Impossible - 842 : _ be and Series - 7 Up and 1213. lligll Game and by H•l•n Bett•l wro an,..ven ... · 8011 and 1284. ' Jes- Joe Welker and 1\oger llvIll· sell. 148. Joe Wel<er 29'.!. 1WIVES SHOULD !lATE readers that if they have old . 'nlar!dat Trlplirutes 1THI!I MAN hATER greeting cards or cancelled Movie! lfe better thad March 30, 1987 Early Bird League IDea•· Helen: stamps they can put them to ll1d !hoy are; and If they're Won Lost April 5, 19111 , l se.m to be drawn to mar- charitable use by sendtna them not dirtier lhon liVer, IOtlle N~w Yor~ Central 23 to . p?~~t. ried men, or perhaps they're lo Mrs. Gene C. Martin, Rl 4, tbetr title~ wou14 eeern to . M~~.!n!le s Rad~ers t8 15 , Ptm~etles . c I or~wn to me. 'the first one lov-1 Box 232, Zanesville, Ohio, 43701. cate smut I tn <;tllulold ,stilton I Tli\'ji• ~.., 17 16 Slo• Four 151 ed me and left mo lour ·ears ... Some film IJtles wHe Mapl• Lawn Poullrv to 17 Odd Balls 130 ' e: Sh~ can us~ U.S. and foreign countered, Include · "D 1r t y I'd 1 1 1'wa Ace. ~ Otl\Jrr 131;1 19~, Krazv Four 120 agol · ed sworthe nthever 8 nd- stamps, any kind of ChriStmas Girls," "The Gltl From SIN" ' vo v WI ano er man-1e ·· ' Ch) Loan 121> 20"• Bowleltes 117 b tl 'd h ur other cards. They are used ''Chafed Elbows" "In L i k p S . guy u1 t1H:m us man sa1 (' h . . Th k · Th ' Hl8~- Qoft\e and Serlei - Bill '" • phtlers 66 : ' h ~y h nd " to help t e rruss10nar1es. an- Flmt," " e Pad, and liow 1 \T' ,, I IQds O'BRIAN'S O'BSERVATION ler, happier, taller big !lotel' '· gle~ to both .... The With all the money Twiggy is Producer (o! "Fiddler," "Cab- Light reoordhlg (on Project making plus her position as aret," etc.) Hal Prince, whose label) Of "I Live, I mascot of the owttchecktl Men· eflicienoy leellll 10 hive liken Live" 1trlk.. ut as jult eration, thel'fl still remains on \he ol<l sure-thot otatua at the loveu ..t romanuo something about tills eockn•y his ex-boos Georso Abbott In of tho year , ... II wll Won Lost . llant m Boys Kid that strtke• us •• just earlier days, also Is beJinnlng ed by 'tony Matlola, 1 ' ·"'''"1.;· · \l~rKot Ap~ 5 1867 . •ll&htly oad . . . . Angela Lans- to look more than oliahUy like 1JUIIari31 who enjoyed relptc:t-1 ~~~:~:~~Co. 5254 3032 . ' Won Lost bury tonks like Twig~y·s heaiLh· Bennett Cerf , .. , Wllh apolo- abte.fam'· acc'Omponylng, ,~~~~~:1: tc! ltouse 41 43 Strikes Impossible 9 s .._., and '" Jeep, soma . Dept. Store 10¥2 43\i 1Fearsome Foursome 9 · s blfl stars entertlllood _ ~ l,~ J -"":.:'" ~J.- • .. .• REfl:tNtN !I•• ' ''r'" ... �' . • ' ' 14, 1967 0., • '( ' -~ an admit!~ clropolllt. lly hatlnJ p iillleld . touring ICI\Ot;IS and .~ ~r~Jf.fl ~'J9i. lflrgrJllU?4Y ., '. H .ELEN HELP us I •. ·, ""~'·""·: Da~li\ au, 614 : Team High Game - City Loan. 5&2. Team Teorn High Series - Bowl· I ~:~ u~ °~ a~oth~el ~ell ~~ you. - A FRIEND ~~~\1825: Team High Game- lo;eg with him, but 1;. left w•lh- Dear Helen: 00 0 0 1 '·'j, .. 1 . - .. . . -1' • ' It, :;.1'-~\ . "l: Wlfll'llll· Malctf ; . 1 -.1 • •'r ' !._ :i_.,. , .,..c. . -· . ' • '. .~ ' l .. Sizes For All Th~ Girlsln-T.. $S99·95 ' 8 WIDTH - IAIY 1111Mt ei!IIAT !ClaM • rllLL WlllTil VJ:OITABLE · .. i l51 ·;YEARS UTILITY TRAYS Masonic Temple · Mulbedlh~:~n~~e ·~ le~5J~f;n ~~~~ic~wh~rJt:ib~~ t~~~ ~~l~~~:hu~er;:~P~!s of thedeLFdgke m;!if er an . un represent 151 years of membership in Pomero Lod ' • sentatton of 50-year lapel pins was made by Theo. Reed Jr y ast g~ F~AM. Pregrand master, and the inspection was made by Richard r,rand master, 12th Masonic District, Grand Lodge of Ohio Worshipful J~~ y U,Y Cowan presided over the meeting. Seventy five Maste~ Masons attended er following the il)spection served by ladies Pomeroy Ita 179.95 Cart~f di~~~t ~epu:y COMIIN AND OIT OUI SPECIAL PIICII ~~bob~~.refreshments ASSOCIATED RADIO and TV , Cha:t~~ HARRY MtLLI!R 214 •• MAIN ' :.C..-----------·-·=-·-·----.--·-·---=-.--------·""'o''"l'"~'.··;;· , ,DIJ)JW[3~®=·==== ••. Unscramble these four Jumbles. •( one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. HESI::R .......... ' .. :. '""'I, "" < ' " ' " ' f,, ..... ~- ~ t": ., w•d_M_ lr i :')./!1,: . .• . • ..... , tl~ BASES ALL ~' • • •• BASEBALL:~. I t .. , ; ·::...,,Girb iprll ~ 4 ,1 ,. :Four Sportsmen Four Aces Wo ;;·: , r;'· ·· - w IFouraorhe 4- / · · 011 Loci ' Spoilers ~Dr·aSI!I¥ t I J~ost 20 20 18 11 17 16 . ~ . 16 16 18 19 President of Band Boosters. viduals in galn!ul employment during March . During the pre- I vious month there were 27 individuals placed in gainful em- i ploymenl. lOLA'S BEAm SALON -~ !*»IIOd top with two 1111 a• IJid two "" 111111. ll,...llla --Eoootllllt. · • ltorlll far loll or~ 111 "'.199 , twobic~la , ". 5 :AKER FURNITURE Mlckfloport, 0. ' far· better than words .......... piece te11a can. There were 425 initial claims I 1 filed with 2,2U weeks of unemployment compensation claimed, as compared to the month of Fe!}ruary, 1967 when an ini1tial claims were mod and 2,199 · DUDLEY'S • 59 .N. 2nd Avo. .' •• •• THOUSANDS OF ,RIZES •• It's easy! It's fun! Nothing to buy! Just drive in at any participating • • • J.sbland Service Station for your free Grand Slam Baseball game • piece. Look inside , • , you'll know I . r f~,Wru , Bragg, lrrastll'l!r. The Booster club are formu I lating plans for their annual ! Smorgasbord dinner which will · 111111, you probablywan'tundtrltand a lot of this. 11ut JOI!o lady... YOil can spot ontof'lhoM Days the moment Hstarts. nance school careteria. tlcipate in the Regional Band Festival In Huntington May ~ and 6. I I CANTON MAN KILLED DOVER, Ohio (UP!) - Jack I Fuller, 34 , COJI)qn, was killed Wednesday w~eo his.C;lr .ran oU i -:ft':::--::-:=-::------Oh -::_.io I and crashed into a tree. :n, T..)l"' .,_., !!!.._~IS'tWW· CQ k ~p-~5!· DIAWOND ltlf!GI ' · · 1-. 'nit name "Keepsake" in the ring 8lld on the tag ie your assur•nce of fine quality and lasting satisfaction. Toe cent!'r engagement diamond js ~·.perfect ••• or assw-!1(1. .............. Ei53 ..... ~ replac_emen~ ............... , ~ ' . . ... ·~ a trip fur two, trip includes I'OWid kil)<aliP grolllld t.tlt-~tltou&lotabautd"nwGn,• relax. Gas rqaa Whtn you're cocldnl wllh lil- from Standtrd Publtihlng Co. 5 Day Kits $4.75 · Leta_,__,. ,.. ............... . .. ;, ) If ife wom, mplacelt with ~~- DiiiDODd .:.;; - needle ' . yoa After you have \ paatad. m all 12 dift'erent p1ayen you win a boy's or aid'• delll%; The most convenieut noticeable •n'd econm,;lcal change :VOU "'1'1 make fo:t bathroom 1110deiniza11on ts· tl)e ,.cldltioR of this vanity .•Roadma.8ter bicydel u:. mpdem m~oUs rangement with colorful Curvfo~m Formica top. · Vanity Is bbtainable for right or left hand b>stalla- I ' ' I .. . ~-~- ·,·. • \ ' I ' ' . _:,_ . - -· ······· ·--·- ... ---····· ~ ' " "' ASHLAND • . \ • 'J Asbian~ dealer. iia~as 24", 31", ,,. tion. 18"' vitreOus china l~w:~~ is complete wtlh fl1 ~· mo'unti:Og rim. • ' GmDd Slam Ba::l:• • -1111 Dame Piece you'll iDd a p!cemeot a famous baseball plaJer. Collect theee plctwee and pute them lA • . free album you'll!Mpive flom your • , 10 Day Klb $5.50 MIDDLEi'C:)jtT BOOlc STORE $500 in cash. ~ 611 visits you ~ to participadq Ashland atatious, tbe 111018-dwlaae you have to win! ;J , ,,.,_.., . norld m often for • more d!•ncea to win! •__, . ~· IDOlde each INTRODUCTORY KIT~ ~._) gtuneS, and up to .$10.~ fD. cidental spendiDf ·llllllleY• It 7011 can't take the trip, J'l)ll'l ·recetee ;~~= ~;;:eo ioo7 ill FREE BIC.YC·L·ESl . . sm. Drive VACAnON BIBII SOIOOL ' derstand women ••. IIJ)IICially on 'l11clll Dip. You IINp throu&h the alarm so there's a cralll·b•lll llecluseGucooltstuterthantlll:lricity,Gn~ ponic to pt Dad oil to JVOI'k and the kkfl off to schoal. stretch your time. Autamllk: Bun\er~ IIIII 'Then Junil!r r,memblrs a tillt of thlnp for lhow-and·lelt Oven·wilh·I·Mintte contrail (only an Gas IWIIII) 1111p end the.li~ l;lopt up and so do your sinuses, and the . Ill expart eye an dlnnerwhlltyou IIIJilr)OUI'.._ Aatl newdrapascom~C.O.O. andJOU hiVt lS.In the hOu.., thetruetow.fttltallllltyofthe ~-(ani)' an and the IUJIO,pilnt the celtinp.,_ up I M8k llffy, Gil 1'111111) illS ,au liolddlnnlr Sll'llnc.rtat ltnll )IIIII' .. and ••• You Kllow. 80011 and 1'11111· · ,: · · So auc!danl)' l's 1 quarter to ftve llld I\IMI whO calls o.t•IIIOdlm GH I'IIJII. TIIMI.- an Cltll Ql '111111 to oay he'$ brinainl- homll />lrd Dlyt,yotiCIIIGOUnlGIIIOIJIIIItltciiJIIAirW!t. be held April 30 at the Ord- 1 par- ~ instantly iC you've won $1' $5 $10 $2~. $100, $1000, $0000 .'.. ~ . • • GLAD YOU'RE Caa't<t8D WITH CIA8l vice pre!lidtnt; Mrs. Willi aJ~ McCraw. secretary and Hobert The "'nlor high band will at·\ tend a band festival In Raven .. 1 )'Oil WOD Elected to serve with Phillips were : Mrs. Lewis Robinson I wood durrng Apnl and will FREEt 1 Boosters. ...... ASHLAND OIL SERVICE ST 1 WY 2-5560 weeks of unemployment com· , I POINT PLEASANT - James' pensalion claimed. I ; Phillip•, Pt. Plta,.nt, was elec. ted president for t!te comtng PERFECT DIAMOND-PERFECT GIFT " year o! the Point P1easanl Sand 1 .i . I 1 ........ - ... . . . . .,. . ' . . .. .. 44 are Placed in Area Emp-loyment Phillips Named . . J 4 Double M's 19 PT. PLEASANT - Jack L. D&.F's 5 9 20 1Sm1th, manager of the Point Comfort the bereav· 5 . , Hi~h Game - Nick Coates Pleasant Local O!fice of the 'fl. •• : 6 · 222 : Kathy lJavis 183 ; High Scr- Va. Dept. of Employment Se- 1 ed with sympathy 6 . 8 i les '- Nick Coateo 1100; Kathy ,curity, reported this week the , and Ser~es -Bre~- ~ D~vis 471 ; Team lliyh Game loral olfice, serv ing Mason, Put- I flowers. They express · 14- and 'Z8... and Series - Four Aces 673 nam and Jackson counties ef::;:i,::_:.:..;...::_a:_n_d_"_r_'"....;-- 1 afld 1916. ' fected tile pla,emeJlt of 14 indi- your deepest feelings · .1& - 1 Jf · . . LAY ,, .:liO 1 ' OF MASONIC MEMBERSHIP· Pomero Lodge 164 F& ~~~f's ~s~ecti~n Tuesday evening at the Others As Low I _} sented. 50 Year pins to Raymond Parker· center and EJl L Funk 1 AM pr.e- I t -' ,..., .. , eTWo L!f'Nlt.JT 1 • $1~ 99 · e 1 •I ,. MIDDLEPORT '1 ~ House ! ) ·,' CIUSPIIR BLIDI!l OUT ntUI'r IIASKIT eaU'l"l''ll ·, CHEESE nEPERS ' i!:: ONLY ' THE SHOE BOX All lllf IIIJI ftatUriJ: ~a~n:tc~=llll~rflasnllas1~~M~~~ ~ '• -',.t·;,: . ' . ,.... _ REFRIGERATOR~FREEZIR w1~ ~- J" b~e • '· ., riHii¢b N.o;F~t>sr 1N$tAtit: , •·. ··· Ser\ps - New York Cen· ails. 644 · !ligh Senes and out even savmg good-bve. I met this man two years ago. My Stster, My Love," IGame - Donna GraJe, 50 I, 203. Last year. I mel a feitow m a He 'asked me to marry him but Heels and Black Nylons," 1S92. · , .... . ' .,· Stn Syndicate " "Love By WonJen's Friday Night Uague POMEROY LANES Ib•r-yo~ know those Frtday- he told me hi! mother waa an polntntl!llt," ~nd such ... ' 'Mitt<ll 31 19e1 Jun!or Mlll!d L•• I1strls night g_t·logethers where lhe l tnvahd ROd he had to lake care heaviest clust .0 ! u·• · M gue meet the boys and have a o! her. He saJd he'd gel things er pornll' "es • "' C1 hi ~on ~o•t · arrh 25• tiJf~ ' lot of lauglul. He wo•·e a bond atraightened out, ao she would :~ r~ht here :anhattan, 111 , ot • rss ;1 33 Team No on Lot't 1on his fmger and I said, ' 'Oh eccept me, JUst have patience. Broeanxers •. 20 IoIa ! 8 eau1Y n1nn .) 3 34 ' ·1 4 t · " b t omehow I H 11 th h ' Forest Run RIO<·k 47 40 I Team No 4 15 g i ~;it no agam, u ' e ves WI er. New Jer1ey, Long 'ream No 1 45 42 I~eum No 2 I 121 12 , Again he used me and left\ Each time he contes to aee other exurbia apparently apjilh·l G&G Cafe 35'h 51 'h earn No. 5 11 t3 rn• alt~r hinting he would di- me, things are "almost" te to !ucb Jeer-jests .... ' ' Beverly'' Hty"'Shop 2H..., 51"'. ~earn No. 3 ' 10 · 14 l vor'ce h" wife Do you blame I straightened out. He writes to film trade hOI ita own etl!~ett!-l .High Game- - Susie Grueser i ea~ No. 6 • · 20 me for bcginn;ng to hate men? me, and call!, and vl!lts me ism for heavy-sex product: t . : .H1gh Sen" - f'llyllis Mut- 1 H•gh Game and series Deb-' _ BA'ITERED BY FATE when he can, bringing lovely ploilatlon Films" ; I ; Team High aame and • W"!£up, 164, Barbar• White Dear 8 By F· gifts, but I have never met his ed; and they are prolltferalill;l l I ...e~·- Team I, 688, 1936, :: V.•~ Meter, 2ll4 and ... 1 blam~ you more 10 r mother and this uncertainty Is expiOJ!Ively. . . , l T llig Game and S.r- makinS men's w.ves bale YOU: I dnvmg me nutty. Recently We 111 'I h l bu League • es - eanr'No. t, 692 and 1938. _ H • someone told me his JllOlher nas I 1 d ~ e P I IU!pect " I 1111 · 1 a 'light heart condition but Is au a e attempt to diSCOUrale ' , ·W.ia Lost ( Trl Co~nty Ua(ue D~a~a~:•:'2f-•ear-old son who otherwl,. healthy as a horse- youhoong,stendfromll beoomln& high ·' ' •t • Marca Z! IK7 ' , d t bbo 111 le """•t sc an co ege ''dropoutt" · • • ' I was always • good boy1 still is an 'u rn as a u · "" ' · 'I bel 11 , !!.~ 17 10 ] HI· 'i llolrotl He works hard at a dirty job: are my c:Jances? -WAITING I-'"_n_......cng~•-•t_u•....:...Y..:•.:::tlm.:::ull::::;ted.:::. 13 a I 0 sum No:1 1 66 figh 'th , Foreman & Abbott ) and then he 1 Is WI me ev- Dear Wailmg: 57 12 ' l 5 G&J ;t'uto Parts 48 ery time I tell h•!!' to take I'd say your chances for mar16 Craig's Markel bath to g;t \he «usl and grime I riage are about par with LBJ 11 48 . - . 7 . 20, Crow's Steak House II off. I cant keep hJS bedclothes! and RFK becoming bosom bud""uoya,nd.S~nes e~~- Holsum No.2 28 clean and he doesn't evcn ,dies , but I might be wroi!J. ~~· 1~, Peg., 0 . Ind High Game lc Serl change hJS underwear without Don 't turn down ay new of· rccv·.T· Stev~ . Van ••!deter, Georie Wrl ht ~ •• - a light. fers, however. - H. Teim high game 1HI h Gw g ' ' 171 Team He's •potlesa on the outside~Teant4, 849. T~arn ' MBk a~ Senes -Cfa•~·· that doe!n't help my sheets and 1 This column I• dedlca!ed to ar •' • 592. Monday wash problem I Now1family living, so if yoU'l'fl haV· . . Late he'' started datin& a girl. It ing kid trouble or just ~lain MIXed League · lied Leape hasn't changed him. What can 11trouble, let Helen help ) OU. IK7 1 N T Points do'! _ MOTiiER OF A SLOB She will also weloome your 4 Polnl!l I ne:m~::p ,10 Dear Mother: own amusing expe~iences. Ad-. 69 p t . ,. 48 Men resent female bossing, dres! Helen Bottel 10 carl o! :l!i : , even (es~lllllyJ when .11 ,s Ihi• new•paper. ~ ;~~~~~;:", a !lies 142 63 Zeros 38 58 ' • . Hardly \bles' ,34 needed. Leave yoor goaty son I -::::::::::=:::::::;~I . . .~... 44 : Markl!ln'iers 7 ' 30 olo..; let blm step in dirty 30 •. -:""' . , , · High uam~ and Series - :Pat ahAII ~nd rot 11.1!' aate from his ·lJ:.-~.1 " 24 Ingels 202 466 J0 1 S..bo g.rl. He It learn ~ the hard way, 11111 1_ )hat cleanliness is next to High Game - Donna Grate nd 5411 T ·Hi '" , • William Slivers. 237; •.H•gb1;ries..:. !'1",01 , Garr~el ~ndl the skm, or it doesn't count.- ' - ~!Jidr~~wen 43'b ll("lll s r.am 61 , l oo3 H. Slivers &!/·~·earn High Early Wed Ml •d L YOIJR HELPING JIAND and Series - Blsettnar h ,: eague D•ar Helen : . i' "'; , ' · . f lfC t,iJ 1 Jf67 jAUt~. 7.. "· OM m•4. ' . n Wouloli you please ten your I · • Ji wh~ US41 It," "Love How, ~.r." "~elllnd Nudist I /c.:.•·t>"'tJ'f~\ 'J. 9 %:f,: .' en~~~~bl _.even.,~~~': g~r- t: " ' ' 111'41''' Tel. Sor\·. 36 Bomber< 84 103 lads oversea• m auorlad 2tJlh .48 ;H .The Monkey-rumiers Luther King biJ h awa!U 1 . . ery· Matlin right to upnso Game and Senes- H•gh Team game and ser1.1 s pnda · 193, 508: Team les - Strikes Impossible - 842 : _ be and Series - 7 Up and 1213. lligll Game and by H•l•n Bett•l wro an,..ven ... · 8011 and 1284. ' Jes- Joe Welker and 1\oger llvIll· sell. 148. Joe Wel<er 29'.!. 1WIVES SHOULD !lATE readers that if they have old . 'nlar!dat Trlplirutes 1THI!I MAN hATER greeting cards or cancelled Movie! lfe better thad March 30, 1987 Early Bird League IDea•· Helen: stamps they can put them to ll1d !hoy are; and If they're Won Lost April 5, 19111 , l se.m to be drawn to mar- charitable use by sendtna them not dirtier lhon liVer, IOtlle N~w Yor~ Central 23 to . p?~~t. ried men, or perhaps they're lo Mrs. Gene C. Martin, Rl 4, tbetr title~ wou14 eeern to . M~~.!n!le s Rad~ers t8 15 , Ptm~etles . c I or~wn to me. 'the first one lov-1 Box 232, Zanesville, Ohio, 43701. cate smut I tn <;tllulold ,stilton I Tli\'ji• ~.., 17 16 Slo• Four 151 ed me and left mo lour ·ears ... Some film IJtles wHe Mapl• Lawn Poullrv to 17 Odd Balls 130 ' e: Sh~ can us~ U.S. and foreign countered, Include · "D 1r t y I'd 1 1 1'wa Ace. ~ Otl\Jrr 131;1 19~, Krazv Four 120 agol · ed sworthe nthever 8 nd- stamps, any kind of ChriStmas Girls," "The Gltl From SIN" ' vo v WI ano er man-1e ·· ' Ch) Loan 121> 20"• Bowleltes 117 b tl 'd h ur other cards. They are used ''Chafed Elbows" "In L i k p S . guy u1 t1H:m us man sa1 (' h . . Th k · Th ' Hl8~- Qoft\e and Serlei - Bill '" • phtlers 66 : ' h ~y h nd " to help t e rruss10nar1es. an- Flmt," " e Pad, and liow 1 \T' ,, I IQds O'BRIAN'S O'BSERVATION ler, happier, taller big !lotel' '· gle~ to both .... The With all the money Twiggy is Producer (o! "Fiddler," "Cab- Light reoordhlg (on Project making plus her position as aret," etc.) Hal Prince, whose label) Of "I Live, I mascot of the owttchecktl Men· eflicienoy leellll 10 hive liken Live" 1trlk.. ut as jult eration, thel'fl still remains on \he ol<l sure-thot otatua at the loveu ..t romanuo something about tills eockn•y his ex-boos Georso Abbott In of tho year , ... II wll Won Lost . llant m Boys Kid that strtke• us •• just earlier days, also Is beJinnlng ed by 'tony Matlola, 1 ' ·"'''"1.;· · \l~rKot Ap~ 5 1867 . •ll&htly oad . . . . Angela Lans- to look more than oliahUy like 1JUIIari31 who enjoyed relptc:t-1 ~~~:~:~~Co. 5254 3032 . ' Won Lost bury tonks like Twig~y·s heaiLh· Bennett Cerf , .. , Wllh apolo- abte.fam'· acc'Omponylng, ,~~~~~:1: tc! ltouse 41 43 Strikes Impossible 9 s .._., and '" Jeep, soma . Dept. Store 10¥2 43\i 1Fearsome Foursome 9 · s blfl stars entertlllood _ ~ l,~ J -"":.:'" ~J.- • .. .• REfl:tNtN !I•• ' ''r'" ... �- • • I . '' ·-· , ... .... ' ' •. ' .,. .. ~· ·~ . .,.. ..... ' J.. ~~ I_ fOil liB ••• . NO.W .IS T.HE TIME-- and HERE IS THE P CITO ST : ' • . F I Son, ·:o9ughter flonored .. ... .. I .FORD COUNTRY USED CAR SALE Gel Aktt•r &11y- Get Mort for Your Tradaln • SEE US TODAY l ' 1967 MUSTANG . Hard ToP . 0 oyl. Std. 'J!ans. AM Radio. wlslw t&ru. SPECIAL 1967 FALCON .' 1953 CHEVROLET -- • .. •75 Ttldor Sedan, a cyl. Crulse-o-matlc 'l'rane. Deluxe Seat Belu 2l>r. Sedan SPECIAL $2295.39 1953 DESOTO $2018.70 •150 • • 4Dr. Sedan 1965 JEEP · - - .. - •1995 .I ' •uu••...W '·i f . . . l' ........... DE'Il . . /' ' 1955 DESOTO Station Waaon. 4 wheel drive. 4 Dr. Seda.n 1965 FORD .. • .. •1495 CUlt. aoo 4 llr. 8 cyL Auto. 'l'tana. WISIW Tlrea. 4Dr. Sedan 1963 MERC. - • • $1095 la!onterey CUllom 4 Door. Auto. 'l'tlruJ. Power lteel' ·1958 CHEVROLET • • .. '225 TRUCKS 1964 FORD F·700 • .. •2495 1960 CHEVROLET··· *345 BIIMrt ot Hollum Bread THE UNIT!D STEEL WOR~ERS Qf .AMERICA f.OOA£ UNION · ~1168 llavtiiiii'OCid,. w. \'a. • R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. •ohio'• Oldttt DodQ• l)ealn". lllddleport, ObiQ TINY'S FOODLAND IVt rtu AU Doctcm l'fe1Cf'I!III1111S 1192-2956 PomeroJ LYONS CLOVER FARM Of!IINl lttreh411dUe Valiallt 4 l>r. Sedan 19.62 ·SCOUT Pickup· *695 1962 DODGE • ~ 8417-3280 WHITII S&WING IMCHINllll "Eve'lllhang tilt lho Woman IM• 811/Jt" 13 IWl 8L Middleport 11924820 ~ 1955 FORD lton -'295 GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. lllddltport TUNE IN f'The Spreading Kingdom" SUNDAY 9 AM •!.H I'. --------------HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Well IIIID SL / S"'JJUU'& 1111 Church ot • Pomfi'01 Cholet l'ou Alwt~u• P•u Le" At A•hland 011 Prod!ACII 8roum'1 Bota. GCII "CHIO't OLDEST DODO! DIALI!It" 81 S. SKOI!Cf Ave. MlcldllpOI't, 0. KEITH GOBLE FORD Used Car Lot Middlepqrt Pomeroy BUICK . PONTIAC . ' ;:-<t-990 WMPO IADIO REv:1ttCHARD MARTIN, RECTOR '·tlltrning Worohlp . . . . . . . . . . . 10130 AM Iunday HEI.NERS BAKERY Bake., ·ot Oooa Bread llunt1natun. W. VL GMC TIUCICI ' ··POMliOYr OHIO BOGGS EQUiPMENT . Last Call at These Low@r • • BB •• Prices! Shop Today • Shop Satlfrd&y! Salee - AWS CIIALMERS - Service , _ - lnduelnal - LINn & Gatdm 1'llppera 1'11101 Phont 867443& CROW'S STEAK ' '' HOUS~ ------~-- MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE RIDENOURS $UPPLY l'llollt IIW12S Cllalllr, Oblo ---------~- . N0Wf4181.81 64 Lincoln Contlntnt•l4 Door Sedan, hu a full compliment ·or poww equipment, radio, Unted glass, white aldewall tlrea, air condltlalliJII, llll'llil4)' flniab with matching interior. Wu $2'111&.00 Now $2511.00 6 I Ibmbier CIMIIc 4 Door lldlll, IS cylinder with atall4ar4 tnuWDiaJoli.. Blue with blue Interior. Wu $391.00 Now $211.00 t · 1965 Cldlllae Sldan DeVIII-Full powar, radio, tinted glas~. cruise control, willie waU tires, Comfurt eolllrollir conditioDilljJ. Was '4000.00 . Ntwt3111.00 tO II.M.C. V. Ten Plclcwp Truck, VI eqine with a I speed ..£!D!I 8blft, lau fair tires and runa real well, wu $696.00 Mew $511.00 II Oldl PG Otl. 4 Door hiQliG WatcPIQ.- &ale• cmd Sennu aae N•.Jecolld 63 Ford Gelllllt 500 XL 2 D- Herd Tep. 190 V8 tnllllt wWa crullre+IDio tic transmisslo~1• power lteerlng, n41J1 ~wbltewall tlrel, UJbt blue with blue • vinyl interior. was U195.00 NOw $1uq.OO . 1961 Cldlllec Ctwpe DtVIII-Full power, radio, tinted glase, autrolilc eye, mw while sidewall Ures, comfort control lll' condJUonlng, 27 ,ooo mlle1. A realabarp one. Was ~000.00 Now S3111.00 F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER v.a. auto., r.s., new t.t•tw ~~no. !Qddleport ll!llea. CMlllat C:tupt DeVIlle. Blue Diet•lllc fllllsh with Uke new interior, full aa.ooo , 64 power e~~,wpmertt, radio, Unted gless, willie wall tire~ Comfort control air · .._w SIUi.oo whlll dlKo, condiUolllllg. A real Dice one. 27000 miles. Was '8500.uO 11ft .. 60 II.M.C. ¥. Ten Trutll. V8 engille with a four speed traniiDIIIIoll, btiVJ' duty all. the way, lncludln& Urea and l)ll'illla aDd IDdustrial rnr bUJDPtr, b11 " ,q new pamt. Wu '89&.00 Now $70.00 . t3211.00 wa...,, I erl, i11to., white . 61 Clllllllec Coupt DeVIlle. White over blue with blue interior, radio, tinted. wltll l'ell ~lftil 1111., hdi,o, aiau, wblte lldewall drei, air conditioning, '1500.00 now •1218.00 whool dloct ...., .....,., EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. I . "I:V~!IQ Ill flOI'dtoor;" '-roy, Oblo ' ndlb, UDtld 111•,-W Jllo. . tor., ~ ~;\ 1 brallfll ond ., . lll!efllt ott NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE .1·. hill Botlllonl WIUI I'011 To IJJIIII'CII Ill Pomef01 0\w 00 Yeara · .ltermll 1\'Utoi. liar. .tttfild till Clluroll of r our 011o1c1 I ,. , BEN FRANKLIN STORE • tl Olclo hiatr II Holldar lotll", Willie OVIt blue , · With blllt ¥11111 Interior, ' . nll .w . ' •·w:· aallOH lfiW • 6$ lwlck S,.Clel Stetlon w...,n--va mo,tor, ataridard transmission, 57 llllck SpMIII 2 Doer Hanl T~, Hu I lood motor and body, bid l1'allllllil- --aion. Has loti of &ood parta. NQ.OO • ""' ndio, NEW white aidewaU Ures, white with red vinyl Ulterior. Waa '1785.00. · Now $1518.00 S6 hntl~e 2 Door-VB motort automauc traDimlulon. a roo4 l'lllllllbg ear. Will make someone a lilee worK ear. $100.00 60 lylcft.l.eSallre 4 Dtot hclfn, V.8 motfir, automatic traiiSlliisi!lon, pOw~r lteertna '44 brakes, radio, wbuew~Ua, white with blue interipr. ~~'$':/i~:O ~ ' ' ,, . April 15 at 6 p. m. e , 1966 Celllllec Sed.on DtVlllt. Full power equipment, radio, tinted glau, uu· Ironic eye new white sidewall tlre1, aqua metallic finish with matching in· teror. Just Uke new. Comfort Control Air.COndltioDing. Was $5200.0Q Til 8 Shop Now· Get A Bargain - ll\4dleport 1192-U.l Sale Closes Sat Open Tonight Clltiroh Gild OtiiH Sllpplll1 - Qffll · lermons From Gnco Episcopil Church, Pomeroy - *895 BLAETTNARS:· Sons Co., R.H. 6 cyl. Flarellde. A ~ood runn~r• d COIMI e~iMM tlotlon ' GOEGLEIN READY ·MIX CO. • '!t. Ton 8 cyl. 4 speed trans. Stak,e bed. I'll. ~5 1192-2155 • -*395 • , . ~c~ 4 .Dr. fl#!'ll 1961 CHEV. • .. • • *895 , Bulldm Clll4 Bulldl!lg Suppu., 1lwllillwl and ApplfG!lcel - THE---SEWING CENTER OR NIGHT WI t.:lfll 1961' PlYMOUTH -·- •345 " Ton Pickup. 8 cyl. 4 tpeed trana. Pomeroy SWISHER & 'LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WY2·2039 ft Dr. Sedan. One Owner •r•nltlcky rrted Clllckt!l" lllddleport, Ohio fllppen 1'111111 1960 OLDSMOBILE·· •695 4 Wheel Drive•. .. NO Uneolll St. lllddlePGtl 992-2550 Corvalt 4l>t. Sedan 1963 lnternational--*1395 ron1 BAUM LUMBER CO. ~. Oblo WILLIS·· ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING radio and heater. axle. 'JncoJn.Mercu'l/.Comef.EIIOIUh II N. OOilrt St. AlbtJJI IOMGOJ Pontiac. Catalina .. '1695 2 Dr. Sedan 8 cyt Cab and Cha1aia. & 1peed lnna. 2 apeed rear RAY RIGGS, INC. Events 1957 OLDSMOBilE .... *295 SIIDI'oof. itadln and heater. WIS!W tlrea. OHIO. VALLEY BAKING CO. - • •195 Comi 4Dr. Sedan 1963 Volkswagen .. *1095 \ . 1957 STUDEBAKER .. • *125 1965 CHEV. - • - $995 Biscayne 4 Or. d cyl. Std. 'l'tant. In&, ..... .. S5 Iuick SpHIII, V-8 motor, auto. trau. - - - -- - - ,, ·KAR'R1Qaul v~AN ZAN~t MOTO, I ' + ' ..' ' Oblo . . '{ i ~- . ftlt ttW:Ma ,- i' ... · . .. . GMAC ·FINANCING- CADILLAC . .I. ' L r J--- OI..DSMOBILE OPEN EVENINGS DL I .~ _.,tiLOO· 64 fl•t2 Dotr Sllll•n. WIIIWtlrea, "Pted tranl. ~,~~~"! 19 Ford 4 Door Sld•n, v.a, auto., Qdlo, wlilw'tlrei---...., MJ' ..,..wv 61 1111..11 4 Dtor 5edla11, Gcylllld~ ~111/ne Wltb. aa automat!c transmission, ridiO, and. whitewall tires. lll!l'l1llldY liiilsh with brown intenor. Was $129S. , · · · · . Now $101i.OO ./ <' ~ ~:; ,, < �- • • I . '' ·-· , ... .... ' ' •. ' .,. .. ~· ·~ . .,.. ..... ' J.. ~~ I_ fOil liB ••• . NO.W .IS T.HE TIME-- and HERE IS THE P CITO ST : ' • . F I Son, ·:o9ughter flonored .. ... .. I .FORD COUNTRY USED CAR SALE Gel Aktt•r &11y- Get Mort for Your Tradaln • SEE US TODAY l ' 1967 MUSTANG . Hard ToP . 0 oyl. Std. 'J!ans. AM Radio. wlslw t&ru. SPECIAL 1967 FALCON .' 1953 CHEVROLET -- • .. •75 Ttldor Sedan, a cyl. Crulse-o-matlc 'l'rane. Deluxe Seat Belu 2l>r. Sedan SPECIAL $2295.39 1953 DESOTO $2018.70 •150 • • 4Dr. Sedan 1965 JEEP · - - .. - •1995 .I ' •uu••...W '·i f . . . l' ........... DE'Il . . /' ' 1955 DESOTO Station Waaon. 4 wheel drive. 4 Dr. Seda.n 1965 FORD .. • .. •1495 CUlt. aoo 4 llr. 8 cyL Auto. 'l'tana. WISIW Tlrea. 4Dr. Sedan 1963 MERC. - • • $1095 la!onterey CUllom 4 Door. Auto. 'l'tlruJ. Power lteel' ·1958 CHEVROLET • • .. '225 TRUCKS 1964 FORD F·700 • .. •2495 1960 CHEVROLET··· *345 BIIMrt ot Hollum Bread THE UNIT!D STEEL WOR~ERS Qf .AMERICA f.OOA£ UNION · ~1168 llavtiiiii'OCid,. w. \'a. • R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. •ohio'• Oldttt DodQ• l)ealn". lllddleport, ObiQ TINY'S FOODLAND IVt rtu AU Doctcm l'fe1Cf'I!III1111S 1192-2956 PomeroJ LYONS CLOVER FARM Of!IINl lttreh411dUe Valiallt 4 l>r. Sedan 19.62 ·SCOUT Pickup· *695 1962 DODGE • ~ 8417-3280 WHITII S&WING IMCHINllll "Eve'lllhang tilt lho Woman IM• 811/Jt" 13 IWl 8L Middleport 11924820 ~ 1955 FORD lton -'295 GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. lllddltport TUNE IN f'The Spreading Kingdom" SUNDAY 9 AM •!.H I'. --------------HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Well IIIID SL / S"'JJUU'& 1111 Church ot • Pomfi'01 Cholet l'ou Alwt~u• P•u Le" At A•hland 011 Prod!ACII 8roum'1 Bota. GCII "CHIO't OLDEST DODO! DIALI!It" 81 S. SKOI!Cf Ave. MlcldllpOI't, 0. KEITH GOBLE FORD Used Car Lot Middlepqrt Pomeroy BUICK . PONTIAC . ' ;:-<t-990 WMPO IADIO REv:1ttCHARD MARTIN, RECTOR '·tlltrning Worohlp . . . . . . . . . . . 10130 AM Iunday HEI.NERS BAKERY Bake., ·ot Oooa Bread llunt1natun. W. VL GMC TIUCICI ' ··POMliOYr OHIO BOGGS EQUiPMENT . Last Call at These Low@r • • BB •• Prices! Shop Today • Shop Satlfrd&y! Salee - AWS CIIALMERS - Service , _ - lnduelnal - LINn & Gatdm 1'llppera 1'11101 Phont 867443& CROW'S STEAK ' '' HOUS~ ------~-- MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE RIDENOURS $UPPLY l'llollt IIW12S Cllalllr, Oblo ---------~- . N0Wf4181.81 64 Lincoln Contlntnt•l4 Door Sedan, hu a full compliment ·or poww equipment, radio, Unted glass, white aldewall tlrea, air condltlalliJII, llll'llil4)' flniab with matching interior. Wu $2'111&.00 Now $2511.00 6 I Ibmbier CIMIIc 4 Door lldlll, IS cylinder with atall4ar4 tnuWDiaJoli.. Blue with blue Interior. Wu $391.00 Now $211.00 t · 1965 Cldlllae Sldan DeVIII-Full powar, radio, tinted glas~. cruise control, willie waU tires, Comfurt eolllrollir conditioDilljJ. Was '4000.00 . Ntwt3111.00 tO II.M.C. V. Ten Plclcwp Truck, VI eqine with a I speed ..£!D!I 8blft, lau fair tires and runa real well, wu $696.00 Mew $511.00 II Oldl PG Otl. 4 Door hiQliG WatcPIQ.- &ale• cmd Sennu aae N•.Jecolld 63 Ford Gelllllt 500 XL 2 D- Herd Tep. 190 V8 tnllllt wWa crullre+IDio tic transmisslo~1• power lteerlng, n41J1 ~wbltewall tlrel, UJbt blue with blue • vinyl interior. was U195.00 NOw $1uq.OO . 1961 Cldlllec Ctwpe DtVIII-Full power, radio, tinted glase, autrolilc eye, mw while sidewall Ures, comfort control lll' condJUonlng, 27 ,ooo mlle1. A realabarp one. Was ~000.00 Now S3111.00 F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER v.a. auto., r.s., new t.t•tw ~~no. !Qddleport ll!llea. CMlllat C:tupt DeVIlle. Blue Diet•lllc fllllsh with Uke new interior, full aa.ooo , 64 power e~~,wpmertt, radio, Unted gless, willie wall tire~ Comfort control air · .._w SIUi.oo whlll dlKo, condiUolllllg. A real Dice one. 27000 miles. Was '8500.uO 11ft .. 60 II.M.C. ¥. Ten Trutll. V8 engille with a four speed traniiDIIIIoll, btiVJ' duty all. the way, lncludln& Urea and l)ll'illla aDd IDdustrial rnr bUJDPtr, b11 " ,q new pamt. Wu '89&.00 Now $70.00 . t3211.00 wa...,, I erl, i11to., white . 61 Clllllllec Coupt DeVIlle. White over blue with blue interior, radio, tinted. wltll l'ell ~lftil 1111., hdi,o, aiau, wblte lldewall drei, air conditioning, '1500.00 now •1218.00 whool dloct ...., .....,., EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. I . "I:V~!IQ Ill flOI'dtoor;" '-roy, Oblo ' ndlb, UDtld 111•,-W Jllo. . tor., ~ ~;\ 1 brallfll ond ., . lll!efllt ott NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE .1·. hill Botlllonl WIUI I'011 To IJJIIII'CII Ill Pomef01 0\w 00 Yeara · .ltermll 1\'Utoi. liar. .tttfild till Clluroll of r our 011o1c1 I ,. , BEN FRANKLIN STORE • tl Olclo hiatr II Holldar lotll", Willie OVIt blue , · With blllt ¥11111 Interior, ' . nll .w . ' •·w:· aallOH lfiW • 6$ lwlck S,.Clel Stetlon w...,n--va mo,tor, ataridard transmission, 57 llllck SpMIII 2 Doer Hanl T~, Hu I lood motor and body, bid l1'allllllil- --aion. Has loti of &ood parta. NQ.OO • ""' ndio, NEW white aidewaU Ures, white with red vinyl Ulterior. Waa '1785.00. · Now $1518.00 S6 hntl~e 2 Door-VB motort automauc traDimlulon. a roo4 l'lllllllbg ear. Will make someone a lilee worK ear. $100.00 60 lylcft.l.eSallre 4 Dtot hclfn, V.8 motfir, automatic traiiSlliisi!lon, pOw~r lteertna '44 brakes, radio, wbuew~Ua, white with blue interipr. ~~'$':/i~:O ~ ' ' ,, . April 15 at 6 p. m. e , 1966 Celllllec Sed.on DtVlllt. Full power equipment, radio, tinted glau, uu· Ironic eye new white sidewall tlre1, aqua metallic finish with matching in· teror. Just Uke new. Comfort Control Air.COndltioDing. Was $5200.0Q Til 8 Shop Now· Get A Bargain - ll\4dleport 1192-U.l Sale Closes Sat Open Tonight Clltiroh Gild OtiiH Sllpplll1 - Qffll · lermons From Gnco Episcopil Church, Pomeroy - *895 BLAETTNARS:· Sons Co., R.H. 6 cyl. Flarellde. A ~ood runn~r• d COIMI e~iMM tlotlon ' GOEGLEIN READY ·MIX CO. • '!t. Ton 8 cyl. 4 speed trans. Stak,e bed. I'll. ~5 1192-2155 • -*395 • , . ~c~ 4 .Dr. fl#!'ll 1961 CHEV. • .. • • *895 , Bulldm Clll4 Bulldl!lg Suppu., 1lwllillwl and ApplfG!lcel - THE---SEWING CENTER OR NIGHT WI t.:lfll 1961' PlYMOUTH -·- •345 " Ton Pickup. 8 cyl. 4 tpeed trana. Pomeroy SWISHER & 'LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WY2·2039 ft Dr. Sedan. One Owner •r•nltlcky rrted Clllckt!l" lllddleport, Ohio fllppen 1'111111 1960 OLDSMOBILE·· •695 4 Wheel Drive•. .. NO Uneolll St. lllddlePGtl 992-2550 Corvalt 4l>t. Sedan 1963 lnternational--*1395 ron1 BAUM LUMBER CO. ~. Oblo WILLIS·· ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING radio and heater. axle. 'JncoJn.Mercu'l/.Comef.EIIOIUh II N. OOilrt St. AlbtJJI IOMGOJ Pontiac. Catalina .. '1695 2 Dr. Sedan 8 cyt Cab and Cha1aia. & 1peed lnna. 2 apeed rear RAY RIGGS, INC. Events 1957 OLDSMOBilE .... *295 SIIDI'oof. itadln and heater. WIS!W tlrea. OHIO. VALLEY BAKING CO. - • •195 Comi 4Dr. Sedan 1963 Volkswagen .. *1095 \ . 1957 STUDEBAKER .. • *125 1965 CHEV. - • - $995 Biscayne 4 Or. d cyl. Std. 'l'tant. In&, ..... .. S5 Iuick SpHIII, V-8 motor, auto. trau. - - - -- - - ,, ·KAR'R1Qaul v~AN ZAN~t MOTO, I ' + ' ..' ' Oblo . . '{ i ~- . ftlt ttW:Ma ,- i' ... · . .. . GMAC ·FINANCING- CADILLAC . .I. ' L r J--- OI..DSMOBILE OPEN EVENINGS DL I .~ _.,tiLOO· 64 fl•t2 Dotr Sllll•n. WIIIWtlrea, "Pted tranl. ~,~~~"! 19 Ford 4 Door Sld•n, v.a, auto., Qdlo, wlilw'tlrei---...., MJ' ..,..wv 61 1111..11 4 Dtor 5edla11, Gcylllld~ ~111/ne Wltb. aa automat!c transmission, ridiO, and. whitewall tires. lll!l'l1llldY liiilsh with brown intenor. Was $129S. , · · · · . Now $101i.OO ./ <' ~ ~:; ,, < �' • 8-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-MJ~_:port, 0., Apr. 14, lOOf ; • . .. - 1- .,......._ fT1 ~ ...... ' !SIGNS ... QUAinT Pomeroy I Motor Co. 1964 CHEVRQLET 8' 'FLEETSIDE PICKUP _$1550 One Local owner with low mileage and nice and clean VB en- gi~e, radio, heater, good H.D. tires, rear bumper, West Coast mnTor, white top over blue finish, nice and sharp. 1964 CHEVROLET V. TON PANEL $1395 VB engine, auto. trans.J. power s1eerlng· and brak'es, radlo, heater, lik:e •new tires. l'Osltraetion rear axle. · Pomeroy Motor Co. LI'L AINIII OPEN EVES. 9:GO P.M. POMEROY, OHIO ; '"·' ~ everyone who Notice NOTICI TO IIDDill WHEEL 'l'he Ohio !>tparuaent o! Natural Beloul'Cell, thmuth the Dlvlalon o1 BRAKE SERVICE BLAETTNARS SER\I!ItE:t. ParU and RtcreaUon. punuant to and 1ft tecol't!anee Wltb the pntvlnoU All N- R1d1.tJ ~~ celllou at rort.ed iUD Stat. Parle. eC•r e Trucli · •Hiai.r. Cora .e B!lllcWMr ',: . eAny 1'YP' ." •' ,, · of Secti011 1501.09 and 1.801.o8l of· at. OhJo 'Revlael! Code, PI'OPOIIOI to c:Dl'ltnet for the operation ol a marble tn4 mileelllllleOIUI Hfrfthmtllt con- llalla Count)', Ohio. An alternate · bkl pi'OIIf*l mu bt .u.bm.lttttl to inclUde a btadl f'tfl'elb- KIITH GOBLE ' FQ~· DM.icnt. wY 2-2196 Mfddltjtort, 0, ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'J of Parb ani! Recre~Uon unW 2 J, m. Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy. ~ He'p 'Wanted 414 New District Office Being Opened Hiring For tho Firat Timo : . _ Notice ment-•t.ln4 ta &be contract. OWI:Ial tdd propoPII WIU ceived ln the offke of the t. :No Aprll Jll, 1H7. Bldl will a p11bllcly opened therelfler b' t.be ClJJd or hiJ autboriSed 11errt.. Tbe rU1h\ ill r• to ..1... '""' ... .u The CMlrld will be for I term of four Jean, ...,.. pd. ou lu.lt months from !4&1 U. lilT to DeoemlM:r 81, -~- - ~J -~ '11ie Dlfillon of Parb IDII Recrea• tloa wlll turnhh doeb for a mol• mul"'l of twenty boat.. one buUdlnt ~PlOJibnateb' 311 feet by JO leet and. one refrlJerated lea ho\lte. OD tht altamat. bld. one perm~Ulellt "" treabment atan4 IIPPI'Ozimately I fed b,. 18 feet Will be furnllhtd. T b I e111lol:eulonalre will furnbb all equip. mtnt. 111erchan,SIM, materl• 11tWU.. WE CAN USE 4 MEN eoDeeuion to IPPro'fed. .tlliU\ar&l, ReqUUta fiJI' bid PfOPOIII formJ dw\lld be ma~ to the Dlvtalaa ol for factory repres.ntetive Parb ud Recreation, Room IU3 Oblo Deparlmnta Bu.U41nf, Cohlmb\la, Ohio. 4321!1. Telephone 4119-3:177. of fur!liture, also doors, frames, and windows. Ppone 992-3408. In Southern Ohio 1nd labor necea111'1 to operate YM Fred E. Morr, Dirtetor & West v•rglnia 1HI .lORN LOSIR FRH STORAGE ..,.,., tm By 4RT $ANSOM your winter stort . !hem with us. No more cli>sell eramped with unused clothtng. No more alriDe, lOriiDI, •proyin~ nnd packing. · with ·yuur wmter clothes, EY817· tblng you send Ia beaui!fully cleaned safely, illsured lllld earefully stored. Evecy. Item ·fl'e&hly presied wben you caU lor it. Nothing to P1J illllaU, Na bulging closets, safe trom motbs arul oafe frOm theft. lust gather au prments lllld WINHli WINKLE Ml MT IN r PA WINKLE, 'l'llU'LL Nl'II/I>HAV! 10 · ~EAR ANOTHER V>QRCI FRO\\ ME A5Aii'j I ~• Bring them In 01' 01111 for Pick Up & Dellviry Service Ph~na 773-5543 · (1) 311 (4) '· 14. 11. 3to ABC By HOWIE Mason, W. v•. ~H'IIIIDER SORRY. BUT YllO'RE JUST /JlT '~V£L'f' ESISTABLEI My Shop Will Be BILLY,RAY WARD .. ' ~I!P RADIAtOR::.:' ~ERIENCED ALIGN~ENT AND · sent cards to Kenneth Madden, a surgical patient at Hoi· ur Hospltal. Special to Mrs. Ethel Thomas and Mrs. Sadie Wolfe lor ldndness to the wile and sons. Mrs. Kenneth ..,.! Sons and the TWILIGHTERS If AL Closed Duo To Illness Business Services Until Further Notice By MERRILL BLOSSER IVIbarry Ave• .' POMEROY APPLY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL LITTLE ORPHAN ANNI! FROM Wt-IAT rVE 6Es-l OJ: lJ.:iti[' COOL LITT\..E 'fa.J'IG~R, "!:!:it MRf WIY& MORE 10 VJORR'( ABOUT T\41l1H i\:!i WE! AREN'T YOU ~OIN G, OUT TO PUT ~ALL POIMT6 ALARM FOR~M? l ~.lo ~ lHE'( uorn INTI.NO HAIIM HEAl FRIDAY, SATURDAY Some square shoulder up cleaning and laundry lloUBe to house. Good salary _.lnd.commission. Mustb!> re·l!PPflslble. A.B.C. · Cleoiners, Mason, W. t>a. 4 13 6lc NEWBL'S SUNOCO cttESTER, OHIO Phona 985-3350 ACROSS 1. Pottage 6. Support 11. Wirel<!ss 12. Ame riean philan- Far Rent ' llnsleft, rtdvotd troplst 13. Klndo! duck alion.Across from high school In Racine. See Edna Deem, Racine. · 4 12 3tc SUNDAY · DA1LY CROSSWORD H . Grown 16. Mother of P eer Gynt 16. Balaa.m'a beast 17.Behold 18. To make insane 21. Sesame 22. Not : ~r.lix 45. Snow vehicles FARMERS within miles· Curtis "dairy or be e f" breeding service. Proven bulls at $6 per cow. Call early. Leland 992-2264 Pomeroy or 985-·382olll Chester. ~ ll 20.Con· june· tlon DO~ 1. "l'he statt o! life" 2. Lltt 3. Stranger 4. Bind 5. Biblical ..me fl. Indtlferent 7. RUSRians. 21. Golt term 23. Fa.ilure 24. Voca· tion11 25. Pert. to international 1'e~ten1•r'• 31. Nu1san.~~ 3%. 111""11100 forth 16. Nickname !9. lnleoU. 33. Vexed U, Sa.nskrlt 34;':Vends achool 26.Bom 27,Chop 40. Attirma• tive voles tron · officers 28. Malt >EWING machines, replllr aer rice. aU makeo. IVY !.-2281 lbe Fa~rit Shop, Pomeroy Authorized Singer S•leo ana Service. 1 Zll lfc beverages -w 29. Cryot 30. Cerea.l grain 31, PeltiJ 35. Printer's measure AUCJ'IONEER. 1951 CHEVROLET with PG Complete Service Transmission, runs good, new Crill Bradford exhaust sy~ern. tires a n d Write, Phone or Contact brakes $i00. John Krawsczyn, A. c. BRADFORD . lJIO Broadway, Middleport. Raclne, Ohio 4 14 2tc $ 1 Uc 7 I't;;;95;;1-;DO =D"'G~E-w"'a"'Ik-ir--pa-n...,e·l truck, 1 ton, $200. Gravely Af.R CONDITIONING RefrlgerTractor Sales, Pomeroy, 992- atlon service. Jack's Refrta· 2975. 4 13 31c eralion. New Haven. 48 1JJ64- VOLKSVI,GEN- sedan, 88.2-2079. 36.Dol<lling st!" number 3'7.Contend for 'Satllttl'ay night from lD p.m.' to 2 a.m. at Ita. ,Su~wn Nile Chtb -..'· Mutlc by Mary Loa Duo from Parkersburg NOW.JAKING • APPLtCAnoNs ' ... - - ·- ·- 4 5· BOtp 1 ROOMS and bath, East M•ln 1 St., Pomeroy, $50: 3 rooms ; and bath, East Main St., Pom- j eroy, tw: one 4 room apart. ment, furnished. . East Main 1 ABBIE AND SUTS pleasing prices. 36.Canvu shelter 39. Wa.ter: Fr. 10. Prai.te1: var. g&mel ' a wide menu choice at .laewu 8. Celtic goddeu 9. Coal mJnep --. ' I MON., TUES., WED, Any day ,that you dine .· out at BaU~y·s is aJ. ways enjoyable. Always the 23. T ouc)l U. Corpora.- Every Friday 1nd (When You Bring the Familyi. . . 38, Fencers' toils 40. Coral islantl 42. Laughing 43. Country bumpkin 41. RabbiU.' taU• =. St., 160: one building, 20 x :to,. " .=:;:--==· good condition. Pirone 742-5823 MAKI!: MORE. PROFIT · oy East Main, vacant lot, 125 I DAU,Y CKYPTOQUOTE- Here's how'to work 1ft AXYJ>LBAAXB I 12 3tc · lilUiJi your fii'J!l's iervices In foot frontage, will build to suit lo LONGFELLOW ;;IJ63;;;;--;FO=R;;!J : -;; S ::ta-::tl m :, ~ Wagon .the Oaily Sentinel's Business tenant, East Main St. Phone l One lt: tler simply stands for another. In thla sample A b.: used Country Sedan, .one owner. SerVice cniumn. IO 10 II unUJ I p. m. 992-3975. After for the three L'a, X fOJ;.the two O's, etc. Single letLer.11, apos· 4 p.m. 992-9905. 3 23 trophies, the length and formation of the worda are all hints. good tires, R&H, power AFJ;.cfo APPROV Each day the code Jetter• are ditrerent. lteoriilg, good eondlton. Ph. . · AL TRAILER spac:ee(onMIIiroiiliii 1192-3346 nr 991>2186. . IVELLSTON,. ot.tio (UP!) A Cryptorram QuotaUea Avo., Phone !m-2625. 4 4 " 12 2D tfc ~;10 FederatiOn of G IEXAED JWAH Kill BSWOHYDW aparbnent. ·:--~__ _ _ __ L-CIO has been Phone_992f658..:.._ __ 2_! tfc! IIYA EN A'1'. W TWOBAT EN TPH WF.LL .maintaineq 57 Olds 98: as the bargaining agent Hollday ••dan: .power steer· 1 bout 65 teachers here, Jt APARTMENTS fumiabed aDd 1 . NDPWK IH.-V .E K AO PJ K W mg, br~kes, wmdows and , announced Thursday. s 1a unfurnished in Mlddieport. AI· I seats. Extellent t1res and new ; Bloom, a spokcsrr..an for t ¥atf!l'dl.y'• CrfPtoqUOte! , MARTYRDOM IS THE ONLY 10 I single house. Phone 911Z- I battery. Must see to appre- l' federotion, said 37 voted S26'1. S 21 IBic WAY IN WHICH A MAN CAN BECOME }'AMO\JS .WITH. Clate, $395 00 or best offer the federation, one vote OUT ABILITY.~SHAW FIJRNISHED and anlurnislled ! over $300. ~. by Apnl 15. Jonn to 11,. WeUston ·Edi!Catlon (C lil67, Klnl' Features IJnc!~&le, l.n c,) apartmenla. CiON 1o ochool. Rtchmund, Bt4 E. Matn St., / socialion and one vote for Pboae 8IWIH. 111 .ta Uc I Pomeroy. f 8 lie representation. I::: 209 Off"ICe, $90 E8timated as Damage in Wreck Home VIS•1•18 .:r· Made l·n·Year PLEASANT - The ·~ iff s deparlmentln•esllgated ail &ccident st 7 p.m. 1'hursday 111 HtnderiOn resulting in approx. imately $90 property damage but no pe"onal injury The mishap occurred. w b t1 Daby Ann Blankenship 48 Ga~ Jipolls, struck a parked 'c 8 r owned by llnward E. Patte~~son, Henderson, w. va. '!'bert WOJ'e no cllalions and no per. IODBI Injury. One arrest wao recorded at the county j.a; 1, , Harry V. Carpenter, 61 l'adPn· City, W. Va. charged wllb lit tosicatloo. -"-'--------telanuJ boo in PT. PLEASANT The acli· vlly report of the Mason County Health J;>epartment for Marcb was released ~wing !lit home pnd ollice Vt9Jla were made by health nursea, Mary Hilbert, Dorothy MorriiOn ancl Mary Lynch to the following types of patients: a cancer, 8 eardlova• cular, 4 diabetes, I mentally ill, 7. rheumatic lever, ·sother chrome dtseses and conditions 15 tuberculosis, 6 tuberculosis' contacts, I· tuberculosis suspect, 1 meaal~ ~yp{l c~ugh, ~antepartum and postpartum, a at v~ ~ an u!oma crippled chUdr~h, 5 1110nlally r~ lhe county. c ca ug larded, 13.1 children and adwtj;=""':.=;,.=....=='=':. health records . Forty-one ochool vislll were made. Nineteen rums on .vaneWURLITZIR ous aspects of ~ealth were •IA~DWtllj shown in the vl!i-ffi~ couil schools. • · . 1 , ·: ' ,~ :. en• OTH&R . FAMOut IIIAI'I!DI Fourteen Ser.J~ wefe ~-· ten and 14 tuberc 'Un~ ~ given, 15 water ~pitS ed. · ' Three hundred ' lbltty-u~n 1m. munizatlons were. g1vl!h the "'!oetery froiMolltnt..followiliS d1811BIM!I!: ' Dlphlherla, . 1114104, Jockton, o. /:i I ' RADIOS 1111:1tMD eot!:. ro: . ~""; . . , ., , ~~~f·.' ., ' ·,,, : 1)·' . ... .., · -~- ,.I:<'; ~.. ., . I' \ ' . $ ·.. ·- · - ·- lUGS lUNNY ' P·lAN Q S I ' ·B EST IN TIME . ••• BEST IN SOUNO I '. ',.'\ .1. -,.• 1 .I ly . RA~IURN I . .. VAN BUREN .' . �' • 8-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-MJ~_:port, 0., Apr. 14, lOOf ; • . .. - 1- .,......._ fT1 ~ ...... ' !SIGNS ... QUAinT Pomeroy I Motor Co. 1964 CHEVRQLET 8' 'FLEETSIDE PICKUP _$1550 One Local owner with low mileage and nice and clean VB en- gi~e, radio, heater, good H.D. tires, rear bumper, West Coast mnTor, white top over blue finish, nice and sharp. 1964 CHEVROLET V. TON PANEL $1395 VB engine, auto. trans.J. power s1eerlng· and brak'es, radlo, heater, lik:e •new tires. l'Osltraetion rear axle. · Pomeroy Motor Co. LI'L AINIII OPEN EVES. 9:GO P.M. POMEROY, OHIO ; '"·' ~ everyone who Notice NOTICI TO IIDDill WHEEL 'l'he Ohio !>tparuaent o! Natural Beloul'Cell, thmuth the Dlvlalon o1 BRAKE SERVICE BLAETTNARS SER\I!ItE:t. ParU and RtcreaUon. punuant to and 1ft tecol't!anee Wltb the pntvlnoU All N- R1d1.tJ ~~ celllou at rort.ed iUD Stat. Parle. eC•r e Trucli · •Hiai.r. Cora .e B!lllcWMr ',: . eAny 1'YP' ." •' ,, · of Secti011 1501.09 and 1.801.o8l of· at. OhJo 'Revlael! Code, PI'OPOIIOI to c:Dl'ltnet for the operation ol a marble tn4 mileelllllleOIUI Hfrfthmtllt con- llalla Count)', Ohio. An alternate · bkl pi'OIIf*l mu bt .u.bm.lttttl to inclUde a btadl f'tfl'elb- KIITH GOBLE ' FQ~· DM.icnt. wY 2-2196 Mfddltjtort, 0, ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'J of Parb ani! Recre~Uon unW 2 J, m. Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy. ~ He'p 'Wanted 414 New District Office Being Opened Hiring For tho Firat Timo : . _ Notice ment-•t.ln4 ta &be contract. OWI:Ial tdd propoPII WIU ceived ln the offke of the t. :No Aprll Jll, 1H7. Bldl will a p11bllcly opened therelfler b' t.be ClJJd or hiJ autboriSed 11errt.. Tbe rU1h\ ill r• to ..1... '""' ... .u The CMlrld will be for I term of four Jean, ...,.. pd. ou lu.lt months from !4&1 U. lilT to DeoemlM:r 81, -~- - ~J -~ '11ie Dlfillon of Parb IDII Recrea• tloa wlll turnhh doeb for a mol• mul"'l of twenty boat.. one buUdlnt ~PlOJibnateb' 311 feet by JO leet and. one refrlJerated lea ho\lte. OD tht altamat. bld. one perm~Ulellt "" treabment atan4 IIPPI'Ozimately I fed b,. 18 feet Will be furnllhtd. T b I e111lol:eulonalre will furnbb all equip. mtnt. 111erchan,SIM, materl• 11tWU.. WE CAN USE 4 MEN eoDeeuion to IPPro'fed. .tlliU\ar&l, ReqUUta fiJI' bid PfOPOIII formJ dw\lld be ma~ to the Dlvtalaa ol for factory repres.ntetive Parb ud Recreation, Room IU3 Oblo Deparlmnta Bu.U41nf, Cohlmb\la, Ohio. 4321!1. Telephone 4119-3:177. of fur!liture, also doors, frames, and windows. Ppone 992-3408. In Southern Ohio 1nd labor necea111'1 to operate YM Fred E. Morr, Dirtetor & West v•rglnia 1HI .lORN LOSIR FRH STORAGE ..,.,., tm By 4RT $ANSOM your winter stort . !hem with us. No more cli>sell eramped with unused clothtng. No more alriDe, lOriiDI, •proyin~ nnd packing. · with ·yuur wmter clothes, EY817· tblng you send Ia beaui!fully cleaned safely, illsured lllld earefully stored. Evecy. Item ·fl'e&hly presied wben you caU lor it. Nothing to P1J illllaU, Na bulging closets, safe trom motbs arul oafe frOm theft. lust gather au prments lllld WINHli WINKLE Ml MT IN r PA WINKLE, 'l'llU'LL Nl'II/I>HAV! 10 · ~EAR ANOTHER V>QRCI FRO\\ ME A5Aii'j I ~• Bring them In 01' 01111 for Pick Up & Dellviry Service Ph~na 773-5543 · (1) 311 (4) '· 14. 11. 3to ABC By HOWIE Mason, W. v•. ~H'IIIIDER SORRY. BUT YllO'RE JUST /JlT '~V£L'f' ESISTABLEI My Shop Will Be BILLY,RAY WARD .. ' ~I!P RADIAtOR::.:' ~ERIENCED ALIGN~ENT AND · sent cards to Kenneth Madden, a surgical patient at Hoi· ur Hospltal. Special to Mrs. Ethel Thomas and Mrs. Sadie Wolfe lor ldndness to the wile and sons. Mrs. Kenneth ..,.! Sons and the TWILIGHTERS If AL Closed Duo To Illness Business Services Until Further Notice By MERRILL BLOSSER IVIbarry Ave• .' POMEROY APPLY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL LITTLE ORPHAN ANNI! FROM Wt-IAT rVE 6Es-l OJ: lJ.:iti[' COOL LITT\..E 'fa.J'IG~R, "!:!:it MRf WIY& MORE 10 VJORR'( ABOUT T\41l1H i\:!i WE! AREN'T YOU ~OIN G, OUT TO PUT ~ALL POIMT6 ALARM FOR~M? l ~.lo ~ lHE'( uorn INTI.NO HAIIM HEAl FRIDAY, SATURDAY Some square shoulder up cleaning and laundry lloUBe to house. Good salary _.lnd.commission. Mustb!> re·l!PPflslble. A.B.C. · Cleoiners, Mason, W. t>a. 4 13 6lc NEWBL'S SUNOCO cttESTER, OHIO Phona 985-3350 ACROSS 1. Pottage 6. Support 11. Wirel<!ss 12. Ame riean philan- Far Rent ' llnsleft, rtdvotd troplst 13. Klndo! duck alion.Across from high school In Racine. See Edna Deem, Racine. · 4 12 3tc SUNDAY · DA1LY CROSSWORD H . Grown 16. Mother of P eer Gynt 16. Balaa.m'a beast 17.Behold 18. To make insane 21. Sesame 22. Not : ~r.lix 45. Snow vehicles FARMERS within miles· Curtis "dairy or be e f" breeding service. Proven bulls at $6 per cow. Call early. Leland 992-2264 Pomeroy or 985-·382olll Chester. ~ ll 20.Con· june· tlon DO~ 1. "l'he statt o! life" 2. Lltt 3. Stranger 4. Bind 5. Biblical ..me fl. Indtlferent 7. RUSRians. 21. Golt term 23. Fa.ilure 24. Voca· tion11 25. Pert. to international 1'e~ten1•r'• 31. Nu1san.~~ 3%. 111""11100 forth 16. Nickname !9. lnleoU. 33. Vexed U, Sa.nskrlt 34;':Vends achool 26.Bom 27,Chop 40. Attirma• tive voles tron · officers 28. Malt >EWING machines, replllr aer rice. aU makeo. IVY !.-2281 lbe Fa~rit Shop, Pomeroy Authorized Singer S•leo ana Service. 1 Zll lfc beverages -w 29. Cryot 30. Cerea.l grain 31, PeltiJ 35. Printer's measure AUCJ'IONEER. 1951 CHEVROLET with PG Complete Service Transmission, runs good, new Crill Bradford exhaust sy~ern. tires a n d Write, Phone or Contact brakes $i00. John Krawsczyn, A. c. BRADFORD . lJIO Broadway, Middleport. Raclne, Ohio 4 14 2tc $ 1 Uc 7 I't;;;95;;1-;DO =D"'G~E-w"'a"'Ik-ir--pa-n...,e·l truck, 1 ton, $200. Gravely Af.R CONDITIONING RefrlgerTractor Sales, Pomeroy, 992- atlon service. Jack's Refrta· 2975. 4 13 31c eralion. New Haven. 48 1JJ64- VOLKSVI,GEN- sedan, 88.2-2079. 36.Dol<lling st!" number 3'7.Contend for 'Satllttl'ay night from lD p.m.' to 2 a.m. at Ita. ,Su~wn Nile Chtb -..'· Mutlc by Mary Loa Duo from Parkersburg NOW.JAKING • APPLtCAnoNs ' ... - - ·- ·- 4 5· BOtp 1 ROOMS and bath, East M•ln 1 St., Pomeroy, $50: 3 rooms ; and bath, East Main St., Pom- j eroy, tw: one 4 room apart. ment, furnished. . East Main 1 ABBIE AND SUTS pleasing prices. 36.Canvu shelter 39. Wa.ter: Fr. 10. Prai.te1: var. g&mel ' a wide menu choice at .laewu 8. Celtic goddeu 9. Coal mJnep --. ' I MON., TUES., WED, Any day ,that you dine .· out at BaU~y·s is aJ. ways enjoyable. Always the 23. T ouc)l U. Corpora.- Every Friday 1nd (When You Bring the Familyi. . . 38, Fencers' toils 40. Coral islantl 42. Laughing 43. Country bumpkin 41. RabbiU.' taU• =. St., 160: one building, 20 x :to,. " .=:;:--==· good condition. Pirone 742-5823 MAKI!: MORE. PROFIT · oy East Main, vacant lot, 125 I DAU,Y CKYPTOQUOTE- Here's how'to work 1ft AXYJ>LBAAXB I 12 3tc · lilUiJi your fii'J!l's iervices In foot frontage, will build to suit lo LONGFELLOW ;;IJ63;;;;--;FO=R;;!J : -;; S ::ta-::tl m :, ~ Wagon .the Oaily Sentinel's Business tenant, East Main St. Phone l One lt: tler simply stands for another. In thla sample A b.: used Country Sedan, .one owner. SerVice cniumn. IO 10 II unUJ I p. m. 992-3975. After for the three L'a, X fOJ;.the two O's, etc. Single letLer.11, apos· 4 p.m. 992-9905. 3 23 trophies, the length and formation of the worda are all hints. good tires, R&H, power AFJ;.cfo APPROV Each day the code Jetter• are ditrerent. lteoriilg, good eondlton. Ph. . · AL TRAILER spac:ee(onMIIiroiiliii 1192-3346 nr 991>2186. . IVELLSTON,. ot.tio (UP!) A Cryptorram QuotaUea Avo., Phone !m-2625. 4 4 " 12 2D tfc ~;10 FederatiOn of G IEXAED JWAH Kill BSWOHYDW aparbnent. ·:--~__ _ _ __ L-CIO has been Phone_992f658..:.._ __ 2_! tfc! IIYA EN A'1'. W TWOBAT EN TPH WF.LL .maintaineq 57 Olds 98: as the bargaining agent Hollday ••dan: .power steer· 1 bout 65 teachers here, Jt APARTMENTS fumiabed aDd 1 . NDPWK IH.-V .E K AO PJ K W mg, br~kes, wmdows and , announced Thursday. s 1a unfurnished in Mlddieport. AI· I seats. Extellent t1res and new ; Bloom, a spokcsrr..an for t ¥atf!l'dl.y'• CrfPtoqUOte! , MARTYRDOM IS THE ONLY 10 I single house. Phone 911Z- I battery. Must see to appre- l' federotion, said 37 voted S26'1. S 21 IBic WAY IN WHICH A MAN CAN BECOME }'AMO\JS .WITH. Clate, $395 00 or best offer the federation, one vote OUT ABILITY.~SHAW FIJRNISHED and anlurnislled ! over $300. ~. by Apnl 15. Jonn to 11,. WeUston ·Edi!Catlon (C lil67, Klnl' Features IJnc!~&le, l.n c,) apartmenla. CiON 1o ochool. Rtchmund, Bt4 E. Matn St., / socialion and one vote for Pboae 8IWIH. 111 .ta Uc I Pomeroy. f 8 lie representation. I::: 209 Off"ICe, $90 E8timated as Damage in Wreck Home VIS•1•18 .:r· Made l·n·Year PLEASANT - The ·~ iff s deparlmentln•esllgated ail &ccident st 7 p.m. 1'hursday 111 HtnderiOn resulting in approx. imately $90 property damage but no pe"onal injury The mishap occurred. w b t1 Daby Ann Blankenship 48 Ga~ Jipolls, struck a parked 'c 8 r owned by llnward E. Patte~~son, Henderson, w. va. '!'bert WOJ'e no cllalions and no per. IODBI Injury. One arrest wao recorded at the county j.a; 1, , Harry V. Carpenter, 61 l'adPn· City, W. Va. charged wllb lit tosicatloo. -"-'--------telanuJ boo in PT. PLEASANT The acli· vlly report of the Mason County Health J;>epartment for Marcb was released ~wing !lit home pnd ollice Vt9Jla were made by health nursea, Mary Hilbert, Dorothy MorriiOn ancl Mary Lynch to the following types of patients: a cancer, 8 eardlova• cular, 4 diabetes, I mentally ill, 7. rheumatic lever, ·sother chrome dtseses and conditions 15 tuberculosis, 6 tuberculosis' contacts, I· tuberculosis suspect, 1 meaal~ ~yp{l c~ugh, ~antepartum and postpartum, a at v~ ~ an u!oma crippled chUdr~h, 5 1110nlally r~ lhe county. c ca ug larded, 13.1 children and adwtj;=""':.=;,.=....=='=':. health records . Forty-one ochool vislll were made. Nineteen rums on .vaneWURLITZIR ous aspects of ~ealth were •IA~DWtllj shown in the vl!i-ffi~ couil schools. • · . 1 , ·: ' ,~ :. en• OTH&R . FAMOut IIIAI'I!DI Fourteen Ser.J~ wefe ~-· ten and 14 tuberc 'Un~ ~ given, 15 water ~pitS ed. · ' Three hundred ' lbltty-u~n 1m. munizatlons were. g1vl!h the "'!oetery froiMolltnt..followiliS d1811BIM!I!: ' Dlphlherla, . 1114104, Jockton, o. /:i I ' RADIOS 1111:1tMD eot!:. ro: . ~""; . . , ., , ~~~f·.' ., ' ·,,, : 1)·' . ... .., · -~- ,.I:<'; ~.. ., . I' \ ' . $ ·.. ·- · - ·- lUGS lUNNY ' P·lAN Q S I ' ·B EST IN TIME . ••• BEST IN SOUNO I '. ',.'\ .1. -,.• 1 .I ly . RA~IURN I . .. VAN BUREN .' . �., ' ' • lli:fm:" II'JI*II10.DJD.v~ei,Polll,t!l'Oy·Mitldleport,O~Apr.14,1D67 Crosses (Hardships)~.,:...: Ai,;~ and Missipnaryto ll1illt reelllt EE ~an loU~~ ~~~f: :~~~~{~~? ~~~~~~!: :~:~.!e ore:~m~~:: B REV JACK YOUNG for assistance and at the same "i!.Yany will cPiile after me, let him Ume place condltlOIIS as to the ' and take up his cross dajly, and follow proeedure God s!iould m S k A '/J9 pea prt c. Abo . ut Middleport At Laurel llff . pl~ed. ° 'r" ~:n e~amine I! A h H nf onyS OSt od<~t .. Phllathea CJ~s .. of the Middle- the 0. E. McKinley · l&mlJy, new minister church. · -A covered dish dinner preceded the meeUog, members and guests being seated at tables decorated wlth ll)lring Dowers. The Rev. 1. Gardner gave table grace. New olficers Installed w e re Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, presldent; Mrs. Denver Rice, vice resident· Mrs. Edgar Pr at 1 .' Mrs. Franldln d ~ecretary· .and falnlly will! Miller, SandY Humphreys, Mrs. Co!Dmltlee Jllernhers for the William Tolbert, Mi's. Do n project are J.1ra. Leslie' Ervin, Scbilllng, Mrs. Marie M.tlls. Mrs. Reva Beach, altd Mu. Mrs. Leo Childs, Mrs. William Lena McKinley, Donations were Bradford, Homer Jones, ·tena made to the cancer ~d and McEihin~y, Mrs. George lfud· the regular co(llt)buli"l' to the son, Mrs. Herbert Fink and New England Cbrlstlaa EvanMr. William Reuter. gellzlng Mission and . tlle local Mrs. Oscar Roush dlll)llayed churcb building fund w~e plaethe sliver bowls pur!'hased by ed ill this . year's budget , Salubury Crusade Worker1Announced Volunteer worketl f9" !he can· cer crusade In Salisbury town· ship, acebrding to c:halrman, Mrs. Robert Bowen are Mrs. · ' · EJirl Frecker, Mrs. William Wagner Jr., Susan Lanning, Con· La n1ng Li d Sliaff J me. n ' n a er, o Smith, Mrs. Denver Hysell. Mrs. AnlolQ Harold Blsckston, MAlso,Maxine Mrs. W 1 rs. ' .. a' ter Schreiber, $1rley Jordan, Mrs. Robert Halley, Maxine Miller, Mrs. Lydia Gilkey, Mrs. Bernice Jeffers, Mrs. Betty Folmer, Sue Tracy, Brenda Bentz and Beverly Smith. cer, opened tile semce with a Governor James- A. Rhodes prayer · and gave each officer has IsSued a Proclamation In th h I th . d t'e She Ohio I N tlo 1 Lib. W ek e c atedrge o h e<r .uth' s.bo • .A II olr'22a .na hi rharyh el entertained members of the presen eac one WI a o.. pr ~ , m w c e n· the regular meeting of the MASON - Donna Gibbs " Hearthstone Class of the First let "Words of Faith from the vites all Ohio citizens to avail l'/Omet<'s Auxiliary of the elected president for the ·.;'I Church in Middleport Bible" and book markers en- themselves of the priceless cui· Manley Post 263 American vear Tuesday by t h' even·n· 'lr D a v , . d - Iure. Sh e cosI t ural opport unit!es prov lded ·-o • •- " • sen'hod with scrip evening. Mason Grade School PTA. ,,. Darst, president, opened the ed with the poem, "May I Be for them by the public ub. meetmg was held at othy Russell is the meeting and welcomed me m· Big Enough " raries of our state of Mrs Sherman ed bt · 1 di M d M AI 'd t . • · h 1 . . . vice-president. rs me u ng r. an rs. · Mrs. Ger ac , preBI en , con- Pomeroy Public Library Is w1th Mrs. Wilham L. Secretary will be Ceeile 10 Jan Hughes who have returned dueled the business meeting. open slx days each week from president, presiding. Meter and Beulah Bocock 1, from spending the winter in Mrs. Edgar Reynolds gave de- 12 to 5 p.. m. The public is lor peace was given by treas~er. New officers will " Florida. Mr. and Mrs. p 8 u 1 Grim, voHons, using prayer, an ¢1· lnvlted to viSit the library any WUI Winston, chaplain. Mrs. 1E<llion Baker gave de- sur1 c·t<y, N.c.,and Mr.an d cle, "ChriStian Adventure," and lime. ..>b in<talled at the May Refreshments were servw y Plans lor the annual vot1ons using the topic, "Seeond Mrs. Robert Sever an<i family Many new titles from the best But I e r, Mrs. Erne'! I Talent Show were completed. Thoughts Are Better Than First of Zanesville, were called here I seller lists, both Dctlon and nonI Tryouts will be Friday' April Thoughts." A card of thanks due to lllness and death of their faction, are now available. Some / 'fy f 14, at the Mason Youth was read from the Dewey Rich· lather, Mr. Victor Grim. cr. the newest are: I 0 7:30p.m. Tentative date for ardson family who have moved Mr. and Mrs. Gene Abbott FICTION the show is April 29. ~~froomlowtha lorclthae gilt given them and daughter, Lori, of Llincas- . A reading, "The Purpose or The Arrangement, by Kazan: tors are Miss Gerri Steele • ss. . ' ter, are guests of their parenis, Urute<l Presbyterian Women," The Meigs County Better Live- The Secret of Santa Vlttorla, by The April meeUng of the ' Fll., SAT., & SUN. Miss Lucy Bulmer. A report was g<ven on the Mr. and Mrs. William Morris opened the meeting of the Mis· stock Gurnsey.Jersey Club met Crichton; Capable of Honor, by Chester W.S.C.S. was held at Aprill4, 15, 16 Foul · weather gear ordered suceesslul Easter b':"akfast and and family, and Mr. and Mrs. s<onary Socie.ty of the Syracuse at the home of their advisor, Drury; All In the Family, by the church with Mrs. Harold "FIREBALL 500" F 1r s t Umted Presbyterian Donald Mora, Monday ln its O'Connor; The Time is Noon, Spencer and Mrs .. G. 4 Mi<;h· ' F.rankla AnneUe by the P.T.A. lor grade school early mormng serv<ce on Eas· Martin E. Abbott. A.valon FuniceUo patrol boys was modeled by fer Sunday by the ciaSB. The Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson Church In the church annex the first meeting of the year. Three by Bucko; God's Warrior, by as leaders, using the tot;:•• Jimmy Frame, one of the pa- class donated $!!10 the of Logan were Sunday guests of afterooon or April 7. new members were welcomed. Slaughter When Eight Be !Is Dialogue Through. S;harmg.. trol bo)'S. Ten outfits h a v parsonage repa<r,;"nd the Dol· their daughter and son·il> law, .Ada Slack, president, p r •· Ofllcers were elected lor the Toll, by Alistair MacLean, and 011 the a- film been purchased, although ' Iars for Scholars was Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ohlinger. Sided, assc•ted by V<ce president new year as follows: The Wedding Bargain, by AI!· Melhodls':: '" the are presently only eight boys discussed. A round • robm card Michael (Mick) Morris, son Laura who gave the 1 Pam Henderson; vice president, nes s. Turnbull. City of showing Who patrol for the schooL was sent to ~rold. Hubbard7 a of Mr. and Mrs. William Mor· devotions, Lay Down The David Mora; secretary, Roger NON • FICTION lUes at Flower Esther Hall, These eight boys were intro- patient at UmverBity Hosp<tai ris, is with the U. S. Army in Wrong Burdens And Tak' Up Nease· rreasurer, Dan Nease: The Murderers Among Us, by churches, neighborhood lnt.r· duced by Ray Tutker and com· 10 Columbus. Ft. Jackson, S. C. Alter com- The Right Ones," from the Mls· News ~eporter, Joy Theiss; Re- Wechsberg; '!'hat Quall, Robert, esls and changes ill the clty. . mended for their service to the Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sayre pleting basic training there he S!on yearbook. She also gave creation leader, Larry Hollow; by Margaret A. Stanger; Jour· The meetmg was with TONIGHT ond SATURDAY school and community. T bey were 10 eharge of the PT?gram. will report May 19 to a Com· prayer. health and safety Renee Burke ney Through the Holy Land by a Call to Prayer; song, Give Aprll14-15 are Jimmy Frame, K e vi the close of the eveniOg the munications School in Georgia. . Roll cell was answered by and junior leade;s, 1\llea Mor~ Betty H. Wolf; The Jury 'ae- of the Best to Your Master," "RIDE BEYOND Brown, Wesley Roush, served refreshments of He is a graduate of Middleport SIX members with a scripture and Linda Hollow. turns, by Nizer: Inside South with Mrs. Harrah as aceompan· VENGEANCE" (Techolcolar) Roush, Duane Johnson, snoball cake, Ice ~~ and IUgb School and attended Ash· verse, followed with secretary There were 11 members pre- America by Gunther· The lsi, and a prayer lor evangelConnors, Joan Blon· . K nd coffee those and treasurer repor ts wh'IC h sent The club Is open to any Death of' a President by ' Man· Ism 10 · umson · . "'UT OF SIGHT" · Mrtoand Mattending Job MmcludN land College. J ohnson. Chr <S earm, a 1 . (Technlcolor) Ricky Ohlinger. :g r~. n c ee' Mr. and Mro. Dewey Rich· were approved. boy .or gtrl in the county be· chester· Bitter Herit~ge -Vlel- Mrs. Michael was narrator Dal:y; Gacy Lewis & , Devotions were led by ~· an dM~- ru:rd SaYre, ardson have moved to Burling. The group will meet in the tween tho ~ge• of Qand 1g ~nd nam ~ American Democracy for the program. Others a.. Marvin Frame, minister of Mr. and Mrs. All son ion, Iowa. They were active in annex Monday evening, Apr. 17, wishes tO have either ·a regil!- 11M1·19(]6 by Arthur M. Schle.: sisting were Ethel Orr, Ada Mason Methodist Church. J"';, Wrs. en es, the Middleport First B a p t 1s t at 6:30, to prepare bandages to tered Gurnsey or Jersey animal singer jr A Search lor Truth Morris, and Mildred Frank. P.T.A: Book Awa~d was won " o n erner. Church. be. sent overseas. Shirts . and as a project. Everyone Interest- by R~th Montgomery; Senato; Prayer was by Mrs. Mlchael. I by MISS Ivy Sleeth s first m<ltens Will be sent to Martmez. ed in joining mould contact the Fulhrlght: Portrait of a Pub- Mcs. Spencer bad charge of Connie room. Refrcsh~t~ were ATI'END SHRINE . 1 town House of Ne<ghborly Ser· advisor lrilinedlately. Meetings lie Philosopher, by Tristram the pledge service: Pledge carda Stevens by lbe hosp<tal<ty 1 Mrs. Cora Beegle, MISs Sh<r· v1ce, Albuquerque, N. M. will be held on the sfcond and Colfm· Stillmeadow Calendar: were read and signed. The soog U !ley Beegle. Mrs. Don SDires. A May Fellowship meeting at fourth Thursday of each month. A Co.;.trywoman's Journal, by "Take My Life and Let It B~," I Mrs. Shirley Spires, Mrs. Carl the Forrest Run Methodist The next meeting wiU be held Gladys Taber and Amy Vander. followed !lnd cards were pla~ , IK a u t, and Mrs . Gertrud• Church was announced lor May at the home ol f,arey and Lin· bill's New Complete Book of ed on the altar. Prayer of comThe Sew Rite Sewing C I u b Mitcllell attended a meeting of 5. Everyone having old nylon da Hollow APril' fl. Ell tt milment was read and a prayer HomeWednesday evening at the 1 Thea Court, Ladies Oriental h~se is asked to get in touch Tbe m~tlng was adjourned .J.:e ·~lso are new western, circle formed . each member of· 11 11 . of Mrs. Harold Hood IShrine m columbus on We<lnes- ~1th any member of the MIS· and refreshlnenll were serve<! science fiction and mysteries, lerlng a prayer. wtth Mrs. Don McKmght as day. s10nary, so that they may be l to Larry Hollow, Linda Hollow, and the juvenile department Mrs. Erwin presided over Ill• Mrs. Calvm S1mpson , taken to this meetmg. IRoger Nease Roma Nease Dan h ftl business meeting with 14 mem· 1 furnished the hostess gilt. Hood, Mrs. Raymond Baity. A free will offering of J11.25 Nease, Lee Ann Nease, St~phen as many new es. bers present. More than 50 slct . Alter a short business meet· Mrs. Calvin Simpson, Mrs. was taken. Missionaries to '-ba ase David Mora Rhea Mocalls were reported. A card 10 charge of the president, ward Wells, Mrs. Don Collins, prayed for," was read,~ d ra ~rk Mora Pa,;, Henderson Fourth Birthday .,.. sent to Mrs. B. A. IJo4. a r.P.rt was given on tile rum- Mrs. Ronald Browning, Mr s. 1 prayer. of~~red. "The Joys I and Mary Mor~. Of .lion Horwred son. An all day meetillg was mage sale held last week. Mrs. Willard Boyer, Mrs. Flo Str~ck· 1 AdverSity, laken from "J y MASON _Mr. and Mrs. Jolin announced for April !1, to com"bEdoswteassrd Wells will be the next land, Mrs. William I For An Anxious Age." a stu 4 R. Roach entertained Sunday plete evaluation papers and " . Mrs. Don McKnight, and Mrs. guide on Philippians, was the pee tmpson with a party honoring their son, knot a ·comforter. Attendmg were Mrs. Harold Elza Gllmo~. program topic. All took part. Completes Coul'lle Larryray, on his 4th birthday. Mrs. Morris presented two Mrs. Black, the hostoss, serv. Specialist Four David A. Cake ice cream and kool ade cancer bandages sh!! lmltted. ed refreshments to Mrs. Pick· Simpson, 21, son of Mr. and were' served. Attending were: The group hu finished a quilt, ens, Frank<e Mumaw, Rachel Mrs. Paul A. Simpson, Rose Annette Lane, Mary Ann Tripp, which ls for sale. The regu. McBr<de, Mayme Holmes and •Hill, Pomeroy, completed a ra· Robie Keyes, Dlane Finnicum, Jar meeting Is the first Thur.. Florence Potts. dio relay and carrier course at Koren Brown, Sharry Russell, day of each month. the U.S. Army School, Europe, Pauletta Randolph Della Ran· in Lenggreis, Germany, Ap!ll l dolph, Bobby Dewhurst, Mr. BOYER PROMOTED , , 7. and Mrs. Paul Randolph, Bar- Larry Boyer, United States During the course he was bara Lane, Pearl Keyes, Jndv' Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. WJI. trained to Install, operate and Hughes, Kathryn Russell aad llam Boyer of Uncoln Hg!s., maintain field radio relay car· Mable Lane. IPomeroy, bu been promoted ~ A film was shown when the rlers and related communlca· Sendmg gifts were Barbara ID Petty Officer 2nd Class. He 11L<gnt and Life Men's Fellow· lion equipment and Connie Lewls, Johnny and has served for the past year In J.o; · Class of the Laurel CIIII I He Is a communication center lclndy Workman. cuba and Is e11pected borne on Relllllllberwllerlt.lbuset! t<> Free Methodist Churcb m e t specialist In the 34th Signal Bat· - - leave May 22. He Is a 1961 have £dod chiclal tbr Sullday You'llfilld that, as a "FuUService" bank evening In the recrea. ltallon's Company B. He was ,Schoolln 1965. His wife, Becky, graduate of Pomeroy Higb dinaer?.Weli,-JQ!canhave we provide fast, fow.c06t bank loaDs f~ I, lion rooms or the parsonage. graduated from Pomeroy Hlgb lives In New Haven, W. Va. School. Col. S.•ltb&"Ba:ijxl &abu:ky lillY wdrthwhile purpose-pel'BOII81, fam. Devotions were led by B II l FrW Cblabn 1111. t!a1 u the ily, orlbusiness! Payments are ~ch as to I week. LUie tadq. j\11 :JOII have Bailey who read the l!lth and ' to do fl lid: 8Dd take it fit rifht into your bud&et and -as you first 8 verses of tile Ulth I • lw.'Die• Psalms. 1 ~ your loan-you build o 1/aluoble A silent prayer followed by , uuar< credit ~tanding for the future! the Lord's Prayer in unison bet a balk Ioera lun ••• •••••••••••••••••••••• given. They decided to 3 Plectl Tender, Tasty Chicken lld<<coft<to the bome of Mr. and , Plus all tbe trimmin's 11oors. Ernest Powell at a later ' (A eompleto banquet for one) Show Tryouts Are Ton,'ght .!-"~:ion, Tu~sday A quilt with ea•h _ • • > Rlch~rd ~aptist Mis~ Church Ladl'es W ill Work on Livestock Club Bandages Monday Elects New 1967 Off'rcers towar~. proJe~t, Presiden~ Pick~ns, f'J E I • m xp oms C . nner Chester WSCS I ~.el Pr,~cedlng ~eeting, J~er :~ledq, acti~; ) I \ ' ' open~, d ,:er, nd Mrs. Hood Hosts ewmg dn Wednesday S . .Cl b "s ·credit standing when rou ~.here! and_.. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK J We fix Sunday ~ dinner seven days a week " THE BOX $1.35 THRIFT BOX .................. .. $2.50 9 Pieces Chicken Only . THE BUCKO ............. ·...... $3.95 1D Pieces Kentucky ll'ried Chicken 1 Pill! Craclilln' Gravy .POMEROY RUTLAND Jennng Meigs Count¥ far over 95 year~ .\ Hot Rolli (Serves Dto 'I) THE BARREL ...... ·· ·........ ·.. $5.25 lll Pleeea Col Sanden' Cblcken Member Federal Jlamoe System M1111ber I'DIC · All Accountt IIIIUml Up To $15,000 Under n. Fllhr•l DepoiiHnivrlftce Corporlflon Open Friday Nights to 7•00 p• m• 5·00 • • re- I The fllm was "The Govern· ment Is Your Business." Attending were Ernest Pow· ell, Lawrence Smith, G r o v er I IKlein, Harry Clark, Steve Eblin, Bill Bailey, Clarence Cur· Otto Lohn, Pearl J a c o b '· " r<m Wise, Reb. Eugene . Glll, guest Calvin Lane. Refresh11 were aerved. m-·· Pageant Planned . At Morning StaT , CIOION& IA-111' 1£11'1: · V.-f..a.lna 'C.!.;.J 1\'Wit•NJ I nell eu..l.MI•· IIR'v" I Thert . wW be a paieant.l "Holy Altar.'' SUnday It r:so p. m. at the Morri!ng Star EUB : CROW'S. STEAK HOUSE ;:~~~:.·~:~:I taken to help 1IPOI1liOf • group called "The Happy· SeV!II" to "':::::::===========~ POMEROY, OHIO take a miJ1Ionary ~ '----------------------~! Hal~ . i s· Men's Class Has FrlmShowmg At Parsonage This Week-End Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Open Both friday and Saturday Nights- Friday Night Until8 and saturday Night Until9 ··A Good Time For Family Shopping Qnd Saving In 'Our Store Wide Clearance sale ~~----------------~~~--~----~ journey toj' .. '. ' ' .~ ., ' ,I t ' ·- tl port Otri ol Cbrlst lD Mid· R~~ lll were ;LeOta Haw. c~ation. meinherl asked to dleport ThUrsday evening at the ley, Marvin ~lty, aertillde contribute. . b , mem er s Fred I name mscr<bed, was presented Gardner of. Johnson C•:ty Tenn- to Mrs. Gill for ber family. , ·• At di . are here for several days visit . ten ng were Mrs. with friends and former par· Fr<end, Mrs. Grover K I e' n, JShioners • They are houseguests fer Mrs. MArthur Laura gu WISe, .1 Le'lb .1 ScheaM 1 of Mildred Hawley and ' ar . en e el • r '· Mrs. Nan Moore. Tbe Rev. Mr. James Gilmore, Mrs. p e a r I Gardner is a former pastor of Jacobs, Mrs. Harry Clark Mrs he Middl rt C h u r c h of' Hubert Wolle and son, K~itll. · ~hrist. epo , • AI! Impressive IDlllallati!lll ser· tile reading, "Legend of t belthe clats for the church and re. vlce for .new officers was con- R$1drop." ' j)orled thai ID81chlnll · candel· dueled by Mrs. Edgar Reynolds NoleS of !hanks were read !!bra were ordered. !f!!e clasa at the April meeting of the from Mrs. Leota HaWley lllitl ~anned a food . ~will' lor the Tri~ a..•e T'ltles at I'll W Mr. a~ Mrs. Charles E. was made for Betty Crocker lett, assiStant secretary; a". p L'b Young, High St., SJ!OIII several coupons, and it was decided to :rs. Norman Yeauger, treasur ,Omeroy I rary days m ~ast Bank, W. Va. w1th get a plaque lor names of ser- · . . Are Announced his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ed· <vicemen of the church. Mrs. Reynolds, Installing olfl- Ch UfChClaSS 'ddleport . gar Young. InMr.M, and Mrs. Willis Anthony The Rev and Mrs '.\ h.1. h ·cl Off. p l at ea assd Leers • •.·ht '·I. nstall·ed Th urs ay ,N'LQ , shameful instrument of capital purrlsh· ment one will petition God for A jomt meetmg with Hysell bearer was deemed as unfit to continue to items believed to be nece,.ary, Run was April 19 !'Y this world. It was difficult for His followers and when the Item Is not receiv· Mrs L And f N the Women's MISsionary Socte· physic· ed - God Is blamed. Whe n · arry • · erson ew ty of the Laurel. Cliff F r ~ e 8 wooden eros· The problems of life seem to one petitions God he must real· rvt"n,l ~~a ..~ ~<cal pa· Methodist Church 10 a meeting shoulders. surround and defeat until many ize that God can see the past, /enr 8 M0 ~~a . In Gal- Thursday at 1:30 p.m. ill I be the problems, are tempted to cotnmlt suicide, present, and future. God knows ~· ~ WMPO R : a~"' recreation room of the parson8 0 · ta·lage. . a'.' d which never. solves any prot> our needs, and He will supply w . . cames w1th Iem. A solution IS available for as He deems nece"ary. When · Mrs. Gerald Pullins, prest· far heavier upon the diflicllities make"lor lwe our times of alfllc· Pvt. John Hood has beenldent, was in charge. Devotions than any phySICal b•msell, 1f one " sought w<tl< lion 10 retrospect, we can ob· here for a leave with his par· were led by Mrs. Arthur WISe seasons of affl<c· God's assiStance. Yet m a n y •serve God's hand Interplaying ents, Mr. and Mrs. Miltor, Hood, who read lbe 34th Psalm and unto all, but are I would rathei prolong t~e anX<e-1 in the end result The writer of following hls graduation from prayer was by Mrs. H a r r Y for our s 1 n s. ty by attempting to discover Hebrews states: "Now no chast· Ft. Knox, Ky. He has 1>e<1n Clark. A donation was made to tb_e results of o u r the solution by themselves, on- ing lor the present seemeth to assigned to Aber<leen Proving the cancer fund. . brmg forth new al· .IY to approach God as a last be joyous, but grievous: never· Grounds, Maryland, where he Herman Furry, a ID!Sslonary, . Iresort. theless afterwards It yieldeth will be in special traming lor will t:old a meeting on April 19 ICeasionally persons w<ll Whenever a person asks God the peaceful fruit of righteous- 13 weeks. He is a graduate of at .the Laurel Cliff Free Meth· tile reslly worth living?" Ito come unto his assistance, one ness to those exercised. Middleport lf<gh SchooL The Hysell Run Soc1etyChu:ch. w1ll cooperate. A plea Bowles, Mrs. Harrison Bentley and Mrs. Arnold Richards, .ih Emma Bland contributing. ' I • ~an . Cohen Will Get Refund ' ' ' � 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 14, 1967 fridley mattox