https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/606fe4d76e5c994bdfaad6a30a571c6b.pdf b5cc63f378f12e51041a269736b2ec53 PDF Text Text " I ' • I' ,I ' ' So the H' h u rn lg Honor Students Are Announced Students with grades of "B" jill-..--.-~ bus, was the weekend pest of er!Mr~~~ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ROt> Ml=·Ohling· About · Middleport ~otlnel, Pomeroy•MlddJeport. - - -- o,, .Aprl1' 17, 1887 HELEN HELP US I f Voice .'0 ' I . Broo d. tva.y .' · · Weather " EsPo!t .il and chltclren, Mlcbeel and Julia of Nelsonville were week· • After bls tsklay egress from Bob !lope.. deserves a percent- snQZy rugs? 1"ter!C!III end guests ol her auot, Mr. and average or more in all his first • day egress from his age of tltls grandlatllerhond-'- heocefortll wW llall·to-waU. Leo Kennedy, Sr. and. wHh at Soutllern lligh School t h.e by He..n Etottel limousine to picket ;n the AF· his ageot Jimmy Sapbter's son · ' ~·...,..,,..;·;,__ . and Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger past sJx week gradlng period TRA strike, !!ugh Downs sat l'eter and wife are especting ·BEING I>tVOft:C!!D, UFA 'Mrs. Harold Munns of Pomeroy. . Iwere cnames in capitals, a il DRUGS ON THE CAMPUS ouo s~ould visit State out tile rest of the strike on jury •.. It's sleazy enough tllat 11le film firm bos~ Henry $aperst_. .;:..1'.;~~ P Del Mr -• M Mr. and Mrs. !>wight Wallace A): Dear Helen : hospitals where they treat duty: his timing wao meticu· two-piece orchestra "The Kell'· tbreateris to S!Je hi,• exiting a. a · auu r s. . were 1n !Ikunt"ngt w v•: "tth"1~ SENIORS -: DONNA BUSH, Our high school daughter tells returned '"!rippers." They might his limousine to picket in AF- nedy's" at tile swvmit 'Hotel m... '·· us f or n•·t Gwiazdowsky and chil· \ on,,.· "" over· ,her upof Washington Court wee w ere v•eY VIS! e Nancy Cummms, Karen tllat the kids ca" get marl· also consider the bippies w h 0 TRA the brawl was over .. : ehanged their perforlllng name coming· bqok . "How To Tell' If guests this week of With tlle~r son, Bruce Wallace, a ser, Nancy !loback, Mike pep pills, and even "ac· "fly" from tenth-story windows Carlo Ponti told us at lunch his to sneak onto tile Kennedy tan- Your Husbi!Dd II: Ql~atliiJ . On Mr. and Mrs. at Marshall Umverslty. kms, Judy King, Bonme any time they want it, ., - straight to the morgue; or frau, Sofia Loren, will star I wagon but .ending out JFK You." · .. After m~kmg it :~Ig and attended funeral were d!Mer guests of tlle1r renee, Patricia London, everybody knows who sells at I throw tbemselves In front of making films again in a month; naif-dollars as promotmn Is m tb~, Jukeboxes, 'Tbe 8and: l ,h, for their grandfather, son and watched sports practice. McMurray, . Teresa McTurner, their school. Thts JS one of the cars; or become drifters; or she's had a very rough thne scraping bottom. p1pers have u . concerts I!Qok·Grim. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace also Carla MorriS, Brenda Nor~s, better high schools in tile dis- 1die from overdoses .. not to ... At_lunch, given his _choice Soon as Shellah ~Gordon~ this ,',""~li1alone .. ,. Tbe have learned that tflell" other Nola Obitz, PatriCia Proffitt, trict where the teens have lots speak .of the maDY" who go the of Italian or French w 1n e s, illac<(rae unleash officially, keep concert gtmmlck is a pain tn Baker, student at Mt. Hospitalman Alan Wallae<!, Robyn Stearns, Carol Wilcoxen, of money. crime route because earning a Carla chose French because, your eye on aiso-spllltlng RDn· the cash register to rdi~t clltbs College, .Aihance, spent graduated from Operatmg Suzanne Winebrenner, L t n d a 1 begged her to tell me who living takes ambition they "I'm now a French citizen." . Die Wayne of tile Jackie Giea· because stars make mort, more weekend w1th hiS parents, .Room Techmcal School at Be- Yost. the pushers were, but she said longer have. Liz Taylor's ex - husband son show ... Elizabeth Alien of comfortably, in ooncert: even and Mrs. John Baker. lthesda !losp1tal, Be.tllesda, Md. JUNIORS - Connie Arnott, Ithat would be "linking." she 1 ca~'t believe use of illegal ~ichael Wildlng's ex-wile Susan "Sherry!" gets picked up nigh~ Jack E. Leonard is concertlz. Maroanne Woodgerd, C~· ·and has been reasSigned to _the LENORA BASS, Janmne Bentz,, doesn't use the stuff nor do her drugs ts as common as some wdl wed her 5tll, toy tycoon !y m a RDils-RDyce parked cau- mg ... The persmable Me, v ! lqi~ln!IS, speot the weekend w.1tn Porllmouth N a v a I Hospliai, JIM CIRCLE,. Dave Cole, T i m friends, but she says many try . reports indicate, but if even Bertram Collings ... Rex Har· liousiy not at the Alvtn Theater Griffin Show ta~ed its 500ttl 'fV parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har., Portsmo~th, ~e h~ been Cozart, Bonme Delong, T IJ m it, and wha~·s even more fright- 1 half a dozen teens at you r rison's 23-year-old son Carey stage door but nearby in front entertainment . . . Last week Woodgerd. 1undergmng or~entahon thiS week Diddle, Debra HuiliJard, Peggy •mng, they think it isn't dan., school take them that's six too . Liii Palmer) just became of Gallaghers, and a famous Merv's chatty sprawl even out· llol1ert Schmoll, freshman and will begin instructing st~~; Hubbard, CAROLYN KISER, gerous. many. critic for a London movie singer may be the owner .... rated the stricken "Tonlgbt" State UmverSJiy m Colum· denll m operatmg room proce- . ,Joyce Manuel, Gena Mathews, why can't something be Stir up some action fast - mag ... I>avey Jones of "The Imagine a 15 · passenger tralll!> show. · 1 Joy c e dures. . . Proffitt, S!IARON done? - Concerned Mother Mother! - H. Moukees" and pretty John Rob· steamer with Edward Fields' MJSs Fr~eda Faehnle IS a med- 1ROUSH, Ruth Shain, MICKEY 1Dear Mother: Dear Helen: ert Powers receptionist Jan _ 1cal pahent at Me~gs General SPENCER, Donna Theiss, John Authorities are doing all they My husband and I love ch!l- Hoffman are a model item . . ESCAPE TO WEST Pomeroy. 0. Hospital ID Pomeroy. Warner. Carolyn Weinberg. ! can, with very little help. Drugs dren and we have two. We've Former London MGM hoss LawBRAUNSCHWEIG, Germany TONIGHT . Mrs. !lenry !lennrsy of ZanesSOPHOMORES Me 1 ani el on the campus may never 110 trted to have more, .b,,. I had renee Lachman and his Jean (UP!) -Three young E.,t Aprll16·11·18 1 v1lle spent the _weekend m M1d- Beegle, Rhonda Braden, Brenda eliminated unless teen-agers, five miscarriages, was very di are separated by more t h 1 n Germans early Saturday es"WAY-WAY OUT ' Jerry Connie Idlepo.rt and V~Sited her SISler Bradford, Diana Cro.ss, Jenlliferjlike your daughler, wake up with all of tllem. I finally English Channel (Je~n's in caped unnoticed acroas the Reedsvllle WSCS members LewJ.s Str\·ens who " hosp1tahzed. Davis, Linda Grindstaff, Grace and realize thut protecting a up. · LMdon, Larry's in France) , .. border near here, held their April meellng at tile PLUS Hysell, Jane Jo.hnson, Sandra 1 criminal is nearly as bad " Now my husband wanls us home of Mrs. Rose Thomas on COLOR CARTOONS WED. ond THURSDAY HullJlary now has ll8.110{) Johnson, Debbie McClung, being one. try again. I'm afraid I Wednesday evening, Election of ~~~~~:i~ autos, four times the total in George Norris, Becky Sayre, If she saw a man attack a pull out of another [ I officers was held with Mrs. ~~ii:i~ii:i~~~~~~:_.=======o, Brenda Sayre, Susan Tuttle, Lin- child. she'd call the police fast. and I can't bear to · of Hazel Buckley as president, 1960· ~ da Tyree, Martha Yost. Yet she won't "fink" on a push· being here with my family. Mrs. Mary Nichols, vice pres. FRES!IMEN - Jan AI k ire, er whose drugs can cause dortor advises against It, !dent; Mrs. Vivian Humphre,, Peggy Boso, JEFFERY BREW- crime, prolonged mental a n d ing it's doubtful I could carry · • " - -secretsry; Mrs. . Nell Wilson, ER, Jill Codner, Irene Cooper, physical illness, and even death. a child to term. ..,,.,_ treasurer, Seeretary of FlowDonna Cross, Shirley Drake, How stupid can people gel' I think we should thank . or Fun~, Mrs. Nancy Buckley, Julia Early, Rhonda Ervin. Here's my suggestion which lucky stars lor our two f i and Spll'itual Life Leader, Mrs. Eric Furbee, Joan Manuel, Ga- ·you probably won't follow: Re· youngsters, and not take Rushia Shumway. ry Norris, Jenny Proffitt, Mar- port what you've heard to the es. But I'm afraid tllat if I 1 Oilier leaders remained 111e sha Pugh, Sharon Pyles, Ran· authorities and let THEM do don't try again, I might I o s e same as last year, dali Roberts, Sandra Sellers, the interrog•ting. If "ail the my husband. A white elephant sale waa Mark Smltfl, Sarah Tuttle, Dor- ·kids" know, at least one out of Wh1ch? - FEELING LOW Jjlanned lor tile May meeting tha Wilcoxen, Mickey Wolfe. a whole school will have sense Dear F.L.: at the home of Mrs. NeD enough to tell. - H. Let the doctor ram some illffRIIAL p s. Those who think LSD, sense into your husband's ,R!l'i'ENu£ so~efreahments were served to marijuana, et al, aren't danger- Any man who would ta k these members and guects: OF ALL YOUR chances with his wife's life Mrs. Leona Ruth, Mrs. Mabel n't thinking straight. Belser, Mrs. Dorotlly Casbdol· Why not take in a foste 1ar, Mrs. Hazel Buckley, Mrs. h 1 c ild, or try for an VIvian Humphrey, Mrs. · N e 11 Rutland High School honor - !I. 0 1 Wllson, Mrs. Mamie Buckley, students the past si:rc w e e k s, Mrs. Rusbia Shumway, Mrs. Dear Helen: with grades of "B" or better Mary Nichols and Mrs. DoroYou bring it in and we give it our quality We have lived in this neigh· were (names in capitals, a H lihe Riebel. A) : NEW .!lAVEN. - The p tAmerl· N m borhood for about a year. Dur· dry cleaning now. SENIORS - Debbie Turner, can LeglonSAUXlthl~ary h 0~ Uu .t· ing this time our five-year-old 01 ' son has been held under water BAIRBARA WILLIAMS, DEN- Iber 140• llli ""ape a REPRESENTS SCHOOL You pick it up in the fall and pay only for MS WEBER, DIXIE WAMS- 1°1 NewHaven metrecently at and otherwise mistreated by a Dale Boston, 8th ~ stuLEY, Darlene Smith, Charles the LegiOn Home wllh 17 mem· bully a year older than he. dent at Riverview Elementary the cleaning charges. All your wearable Scott, Debbie Smith, K a thy hers present. h This kid also beats on oilier School, represeoted his I!Cbool Thomas, Karen Tucker, Albert The preSident, Eleanor Rous ' children with a hammer, throws at I he all COUIXy Spe!Ung will be pressed and ready for you. Harmon Lilly Imboden GLEN· preSided. II was announced tllat dirt and rocks While we were Championship contest bold at DA JOHNSON, Melva johnston, Ithe Shooting Match that til e I out yesterday,. he or one of Middleport mgli i!dH!ol reNote: Furs, Fur Trims Duane Knorr, Nancy Knotts, I Broad Run Rod ~nd Gun el~b pals came in our back door "You're just f»r!t<uling me because youlnow I can buy eenUy. He Is the Sllll of Mr. end Coin-Op Cleaning Excepted Juanita Dozer, Mary Floccari, held for the Auxlhary recen \y I ate a half-pound of chocolates, end sell you orer IOO timesl" and Mrs. Marlon Boston of SABRA CANADAY. 1 was a huge success," .was the and messed up the house. •===--===--=--=====--=----~Reedsvlll;::::;;~e~.=====;o;i;;;. JUMORS - Joyce Cioneh, IBakeless Bake Sale whu.'l! net- My husbend says we are I Janel !>avis, Allen Wilson Glor·' ted some $35. living on a typical American LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS ia Thompson, Gene Grate, Le- The Sprmg ".'nlerence on May street and I shouldn't be conlia Kitchen. 7_. to be held m Spencer, was cerned. I come from England, Convtnlonl Pickup Stetiono in Midcllopori·Pomeroy di SOPH - Pat KeMedy Ra0- · scuss ed an d tO members may and I AM concerned. When I Phont Pomeroy 992·5428, Middleport 992·5130 dy King, Joe Myers, Sandy Mil· attood. . complain to the parents, they "iiiiiiiiii~ller, Pam Lee, Janet Priddy, Poppy Day was diScussed and say, "Boys wiD be hoys" or put '" Junice P ldd J . S ··• was set for May 20. More defl- the blame on someone else. r y, amceJeff Sno.;_ lll!uo 't pans I WI'II be announce d Ia!· What should we do?-P.B.F. !lARRY SLAWfER, me den, Ronnie Vance Bobby er. . Dear P: Vance, ELBERT A white elephant sale w.• s You might try looking for an DEAN WEBER, Lann Ashbo!.,; conducted, Wltb Sibyl S m' th area witll less "typical Amerias the auclloneer. can boys" but I'm afraid you·1111 sleve Brogan, Ha rold yB urke, actmg s t s· t led ' Glen Crisp, Fred Davis, Rodne ecre IS ers were revea find a stinker on almost every Davis, Stephen Donohue y and ref;eshments were served street. If you have one on Kegley, Iva Capehart yours learn to avoid.~:~~~~~ FRESH - Beec her ·Cooper by dJackie S d"10 W " ' lJnda Cotterill, Catherine an a aru>, to Mary Bh"'I your doors - and consider teriil, Scott Carter, Unda Car· iRot'~shR, ThhelmTha ClapehRart,hChLo-ar· selves lucky. - H. dillo CONNIE HYSELL SHER- 0 ~ ous , e rna ous , . ThiS column ls dedicated to RY YES NANCY SHIFL Ia Weaver, Helen Knapp, Sibyl family Jiving, so if you're· haV· Diane Kno..;. Doroth 0111 . ET, Sm1th, Vera Thompson, Judy ing kid trouble or just plain Steve Shlllin' Beve~ r:.:ger, Brown, Judy MacKnight, Nan- trouble, let Helen help YOU. son Ruth lk Y mp. me Fox, Kathleen Roush, Iva She wlli alao welcome your own ED _a Ae[i.. Capehart, Jackte Kegley, Sadie amusing experiences. Adclreas RobertS: ~b ny Russell, Warth, Nancy Van Meter and Helen Bottel in care of t b Ia Igman ert Hawkins. Eleanor Roush. newspaper~ j CJearbl& IOUibwtlt, . 1rector as eter tten roun ' ' ,1The key to Meigs County will gineer John Dowler, Rep. Ralph Beroan! V. F11ltz, CIC pros!" Ohio Department of Highways Leaving the department in · be presented to P. E. Mashoter, \Ieiker and Sen. Oakley Collins. d..t, today qed Mel1s Coon- in Adams County. In 1929 Mash· 1959, Masheter provided condirector oJ the Ohio Higilway Masheter, a naUve of Meigs Ilona to alteod the lfOUDd eter became assistant eopneer suiting services to contractors Department, at ground break· county, although raised on a breaking eeremoateo In sup- of design and construction in until 1963 when he returned ing ceremonies Wednesday at Fairfield County farm n e a r port of IIllo pro;reulve pro- Cbiilieothe and ai• years later from retirement. Masheter fi111t 10.30 a.m. officiullv launching Thur ton will receive tile key jecL was named location and plans placed emphasis on determtnconstruction of the first phase to ~~~~ ~unty from Attorney Masheter, who lives at 1768 engineer in tile Bureau of" Lo- ing the_finai alignment ofOhio's of new U. S. 33 here. F ed W Crow who has been A 1. t A cahon and Design, Columbll!l. 1,529-m!ie mterstate h•gbwav U A 1. "II be t ed t r , , r mg onve. pper r mgnetwork th t ted Grou nd WI urn a or Instrumental at the io<'ai level t 61 w11 G Rhode8 Masbeter was named assls~ ' en s ar a pr'>near the Meigs County Fair. . h, j on, was_ en ov. . gram of feeder and access grounds with area officials at· m getting t e Rt. 33 pro ect un- tapped_ b1m f?r tile $22.500 high- ant engineer of constructwo tn routes to Ohio's industrial and tending. derway. way director 1 post 1n January 11949 and remained tn that )lol!t recreational areas. Other state officials to par- Leshe F. Fultz, Meigs Coun- ol 1963. I~ntil 1957 wheo he was named The pre . ground breaking aclicipate are John W. CD y k e) t~ C.I.C. official and Pomeroy His roadbuilding career start- deputy dlrector of design .and tivities will be held from the Wilson, assistant director and IVillage Council President, will Ied in 1923 when he worked dur- 1construction under Highw•y Dl· Ifair_grounds grandstand in case chief engineer; Division 10 En- be master of ceremomes. mg the summer months wtth dte , rector Charles M. Noble. of mclement weather. Mrs. Thomos is Hostess of WSCS Group B[RRV'S WORlD '· ~ ~ f\t£ STORAGE WINTER GARMENTS THRU THE SU~ER 1 1 ·-,===:ao_,,..,---- i • 1e 2n wn- 1 Rutland High Honor Students Are Announcecl Auxiliary Unit Meets Recently In New Haven 0 .. a t ROBINSON'S Elberfelds Heusewares Department on the First Floor Is Headquarters For ••• APPLIANCES WnLrAMs READ ... IN OVER 5200 HOMES GE Light BulbJ of All Kinds and GE Wiring helps for your Home. This WHk We are Starting Our Sale Of eoi: iJA SP. 39.95-5 Blade20inch Window , Fans. Cools up to 5 rodms - • sale ~6 J• Services Held For Mr. Grim On April 13th The ONE Newspaper In Most Homes ••• The ONLY Newspaper In Many Homes-.- THE DAILY SENTINEL Is Read In Over TWICE AS MANY HOMES NEWSPAPER CIROJLATID 1HAN ANY OTHER Funeral services for Mr. Vic. tor L. Grim were conducted Thursday, April 13 at the Raw· 1' "~.lng'"""ats Funeral Home witfl the Rev. Ray B. Allman, Columbus, officiating. The Bev. Mr. Allman Is a lormer pastor of the U B. <lturch at Portsmouth where Mr. Grim had been a member for many years before coming to Middleport. Assls~ng Mr. Allman was the Rev. Carver Williams o! Pomeroy, Pallbearers were Dean a n d David Sever, Clifford Hay e., Earl Thomas, Leonard Gwlaz. dowsky. and 0. B. Strange. Outof-town relatives and friends here for the services were Mr. arxl Mrs. Paul Grim, Serf City, N.C.; Mrs. Harold Munna Plt.tsburgh, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Le0!1ard Gwiazdowsky and ehlldren, Jenny and Mark, Waahlngton Court House, Ohlo; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sever, Dean !>avid, VIcky, and Paula of Zanesv1IIe, and Mr. and Mrs. E a r I Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. R¢ert Stevenson and Mn. Gari Cllse of Frostburg. Md. Ballooos served u aerial obIn 1lle Ameri· If· EGS COUNTY aorvatl<ll J10111 ~-·..,.--------•- Qvl1 War. 89.95 Dehumidifiers Aut.mtllc Humldlotll - tdHI for Domp - n i l , PltyNOmo tnd Worlc R - sale$77 Co11tract Ratified 19.95 Slicing ·Knives Ught, compact and powerful - sale$10 21.95 Automatic Toasters Ctmplttoly Automotlc. IHutlfvlmodom dtlitlll sale $11 NEW YO!IK - MEMBERS of tile Wire Service Guild ratified a two-year mntract a· greeme~t with United Press temationai, the union aru:1owlc- I ed !londay. ~ vote was 312 203. T!1e contract, retroactive ro ~~~ 1 IS; pmvides a minimum .:; for ·top aeale oewsmen in 1M clUes during the Jut el months of the qreemeato w ' V~le~au Memorial . Admlnloos - Jeony BEN,FRAN·K UN• . WATCH FOR ANOTHER "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK eON SALE ALL WEEK AT BOTH STORES Ben Fr1nklln Store Rail's Ben Fronklln POMEROY MIDOLEPORT Come blck to our Hou..:Wa,.. Depart1111nt an 11)1 ht Floor. lee the Many New Arrlv•l•lv.y Week In Appllane~t, CO.klllf Uten1lls, GIIUware, Dlnn..Wirl, CINnlllf He,~Js, Paper GOodl, Gift Wai'II,.Artlflclal Flow-, Plgurlntt, Wall Cloc!cl, Rubber1111ld ltoulew-, S~ Lt1Wn Care Products, ... lnHCIIo . cldel, lronlntl Talel, Glidden Paints, C~ AcCIAOrl• .ftd Many Othen. MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . YOUR SHOPPING 'CENTER '.\ enttne POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XIX NO. 2 •ti 1 • lHtloted To Tit. Jnter~tatl Of Tit. Meip.Muon .4,... ya. . • ~IIJ'. 1 MEIGS THEATRE at cloudy tortll 81111 east tonight and cootor. Low tonight in llh. Pardy cloudy, eootbwed cool Wed.ae,. • I • • Sf!lacuae; Carrie Oliver. l{alen; Heleo Powell, AI' 84'fah eongo,.Portland. Dtldulqea - Chllll' · , E.wly, Cliff~ Rhodes, ~. N·W~ Stafford. Btown,, : ·\ ·: , .. AIRLINER lllPtOillllh ~:~~I(UPU ~'~. - Ali .(ru,. itlrllnf!l' !IIi uit Dr. Samuel C. Sbarp, execu· live dlreetor of the Ceoter for EcoaOI!Iic Opportunity of aoutbeastero Olde, wW ·be the goett speaker at the Meigs Cotmty Democratle Club meettac •numday, April 28, at the Rutland El.. mentary School. Mr. Sharp wlU point out aod ezplaiD hiJhUibta of Gov. P. E. Masheter, left, and Dyke Wilsoa 89 Pints ·of Blood Taken �I ' I, II '' • J ' {' ,, ....,.. I . F?llbright, •~:~~~::~:. ~rd::: Ohlo R.eli,giou_sLeaders Lau_nch Campaign Kmg Draw =~.a~~;~a~:~.~~y~:nes.;; For H1ght'r 'Adequate' Welfare Payments. Lausche Barb '"1'> 'M ,' 'o. od Bla·nke.-ts . EATO COnferences • . Eastern Star, is sp"l!oring a ' · the Simpson building next to the ' ' ' ' ClUb ReJJtaurant Anyone want- COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio dare tile need of adequate wei- will be necessary," -he added. COLUMBUS (UPJ\ _u. s. ing rummage picked up should 'religious leaders, Mondav l tare grant._lo families with Wilson _eJJtimated arr:addiUoo~ , _ -~ , : Sen. Frank J. Lausc!oe D·Ohlo call WI 9-2~1. launched a slatewode, lnterde- pendent ch!ldren (Aid to De- al 135 orullton In tates_,ofml)d bt '" ' leveled a veiled attack at Dr~ , ~ Iii I' 7111 n~minatlonal drive to secUre ~dent ?bildren payruerits)," reQuired , to . bring · ADC · pa.V• 1 lll!lli!.:: 1 11 iLl illi ;Ill hi"J..er welfare a me ts W1lso d t to 100 , . , , , , Martin Lutller King and Sen. '6'' , "' PY n · n sao · men s up ,pet ,COlli' of ,, WASIUNGTON tUPI)-W1th ong, South Voetnamese Foreogn1 woll conclude Froday afternoon J William Fulbright in a spee•·h ~1ayor At an mter-rellgmus news l'eUtlons of Support minimum subsistence starU)ar1o peace hopes near zero and Minister Tran Van Do is with a brief meeting of the here Monday night for Vietnam conferenco" here represent•· "The petition will offer for health and deCf!IC!'•. H• .North Vietnamese troops expected to unveil his country's members of the Anros pact- statement. he indicated were lives of ihe catholic and .Tewish opportunity for citizens to said it would cost--e~ch _, Ohio log along the ideas on giving repentant Viet Australia. New Zealand and the being used as ammunition by faitlls and four rotesPtant clare supll"rt and willing/less citizen an extra ~e..,ent .·Der zone, the United Slates and its Cong members full political United States. They focus tlleir tile encmy. _ I , nominations outlined plans for pay whatever additional day In taxes. . ·. . Allan allies gathered today to rights if and when the attention primarily on the Lausche struck out at lead· "public conscience sabbatll." Wllsbn described as,-!:®rly •review their war strategy. communists give up their effort critical southern area compris- ers in this country who "bv Dr. John M. Wilson, ' unrealistic" a proposal by Gov. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, to conquer the country and mg Malaysoa, Smgapore and their statements about the Vie~ director of the Oh1o council James A. Rhod~l ;,tjlat !h e Ol'"Jllllg tile annual meeting of agree to cooperate with Saigon. Indonesia, nam conflict are provirlin• ollr MASSilLON, Ohio (UP!) _ Churches and chairman of counties pay half th~ e~~tra·cost. .tlie Soutlleast Asia Treaty The four-day strategy talks MORE MORE MORE enemies wll:h their strongest Teen-agers were ~lamed today news conference, saod I ·~~ the state the other haJj, Organization (SEATO), propaganda against 11 s And that by Mayor William Keen tor a would also be aPd The problem Is tllat ver lelf ' expeeted to emphasize the Includes spiritual leaders and clash between more than 1oo then to the governor countoes wdl be able -to- . do ll!lrtance of cohesion some of my colleagues in th• INergo and wlllte youtlls Mon- and Jegoslature. this," he said. "Wed' not feel .ml-communist allies in the Senate, on the Foreign Rela- day Right. The special sabbath Will be ' _ it is realistic or practical to re· pull ahead. !tons Committee," he said. Seventeen persons were ar- Aprol 29 for Jews and Aprol 30 PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Ma· quire them to." ..Aides saod Rusk probably ~ The former Ohio governor rested and a white boy stabbed ' for. Chrostians. , ry Blanche Williamson 02 Current ADC paymenlf, Wilunderline the need, while SAIGON (UPI)- Beef·U US and allied forces to· lashed out also at "the tema- in tile shoulder during the 'Its purpose woll be lo de- SouthSide, W, Va., died 'at 4 a: _sold, equal 78 ptr cent ol the foght on tile day bombed and attacked forces that have cles , , , extended from Wash· clash, sparked when a car full m. Tuesday in Holzer HospitaL mmlmum standards but on· . ,. ttlefield, , to step up camthe North-South Vietnam border area into the mgton all over the land to push . of whiles, shouting insults, drove She had been seriously Ill the ly 60 p:r c.ent ,alter " de· l.ftiOlan• agamst subversiOn and k 'I f th federal control more and more past Negroes standing on the past six weeks dueled. He said th~~ ,provided ~~mo·c chaos · coc P1 0 e war. b 1 " · an avera•e of I 73 •f From high above the clouds US. Air Force B52 Stra' us ness. street, police said. Born Sept 23, 1!184, in Mason • on Y per j The SEATO conference con- tolortresses dumped scores of tons of special h_igh explO· Lausche spoke at a dinner I Authorities said the Negroes, county, W. Va., she was t h per day _ -pay• ' t!nues until mid-day , bombs on the JUngle bases of the North Voetnamese sommemoratong, the tOOth anm- followed by the wholes on cars, daughter of the late Henry ments. ' , . jto ~e followed by a meetmg who had twice assaulted and once overran the vehary of Ohm s forst statutes went to Washongton Hogh School and Annis Sayre Rellglous Obligation sev~n natoons Vietnamese key proregulatmg the onsurance b uso- where wmdows were broken in Combs. She was preceded in "To clothe the n:iked and to 1 \ engaged on the Vietnam connt~t. capital of Quang TrL ing Viet Cong forces testing 1ness. the building and in a car bedeath in 1950 by her husband feed the hungry is a religious seven mclude five of the On the ground in ttk coastal lheir might j Asking "Whither goest thou, longing to football coach Rob· CHICAGO (UP]) - Richard Eugene V Williamson ' obligation" pointed out RJibhl \ :elgbt SEATO · members, plus plains below tile border U.S.·Ied The fighting flared as South America,", Lausche said tile fed-, ert Seaman. The youths also Speck, the man a jury · , Nalhan i,user of th• Columhuo : r:th Vietnam and Soutll South Vietnamese forces killed Vietnam proposed a Communist eral government's role should flipped over Principal I, W. Sny· murdered eight nurses, was in beMrs. Williamson was a mem- Board of Rabbis. guerrillas who had beeo and allied rriutual pub back be the promotion of the "full der's auto. death row cell today Ch~r~h the Beech Hill Methodost "An extra penny a day Is a , Full Rl&bls , terrorizing government teams 1 from the DMZ area. Govern- enJoyment of constotullonal steps from tile electric 1., N~ and 75 PL Pleosant Chap- cheap price to pay for tile ful· J , l)urUtg the seven-nahan meet. aiding local !Jeasants. : ment said the .more. no His lawyers began si.a'r · ' Order of Eastern fillment of a religious obligaa<:lion followed the proposal was desogne<Jio Jessen 1With a hmotallonon What 11 can to keep him out of it ' lion." ! rush north by foghtmg and . e~se • tile way ,do for pe<>ple. wothout breakmg i _The cell and its spartan She is survived by two daugh-- Bishop Roger Blanchard ol : of the u.s. Army 1st Air toward negotoations - whoch jtheor .~acks wotll excessove tax· mshlngs, a bed, com111nde ters, Mrs. Zara Leach, Akron,' the Episcopal Diocese of South· l \ Division and the entire Hanoo has rebuffed. The propo· ation. lavalory, were famohar. and Mrs. Lydia Stephens, ern Ohio, could not be at the l ' !96th Light Infantry sals came as Saogon ~so push / was here that Speck spent hi3 Pleasant: four sons, Eugene conference but sent a telegram ad e. u.s. commande rs ~on~tructJOn of a "little maginot ' · Funeral services for Jerry · days and nights prior to being Williamson, Jr., Asheboro, urging the legislatnre give a • Funeral serviies for Neva clearl) hoped to stem the tide . hne ' _w hold back the CommuErnest Warner, 67, who died taken to Peoria, IlL, for trial C.: Lannes C., Ney, and higher priority to welfare -pay· BrBdlord, , Colu'inbus, who dia Communist offensive mst diVISIOns po1sed for invasios \..J1 early today at his residence at and conviction. Williamson·, all three of s~~:~h~~m~e~n~ts~. 87 will be held p.m. ed M·>nday, South Vietnam's strategic : : ' the DMZ area. 1Rutland, RD will be held Thurs· Inside the cell door, on Side ; a sister, Mrs. Sally Bar4 Wednesday at tile northern provinces. _ I day at 2 p.m. at tile Rawlings . back of the lock panel, rctl, Charleston, W. Va.; four Supor Prtmlum Quillty Funeral Chapel, 3)00 N.. In related action, U.S. pilots weekend woth Mrs. Howard 0 Coats Funeral Home with the painteu tile legend : brothers, Harry and Will Combs. St., Columbus, with burial at 101 missions against North Nelgle• and other relatives. Rev. Howard Ruppel! officiat- Speck born-12-6-41, Florida; Roy Combs, a.m. Thursday af Rutland, Monday and conccn- Dr. Kathryn Philson, Blacksing. Burial will be in Wells County jail warden Jack bus: and Steve Combs, CatletlS· - Rev. William A. Yueill on the buildup area of burg, Va., was an 09ernighl A B~ Bertha Parker metery at Harrisonville. son said Speck apparently burg, Ky. 1'here are 24 grandng, forces just above guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thereon lien ance •t Sunday He was born April 12, used paint from one of · , child"n and three great grandShe was a member of the the Soutll Vietnamese frontier. Johnson: Saturday, She was ac- at the _Free Methodost the son of the late Ernest numerous paint - by children. Decorator Colon Northminister Presbyterian On tile soutllern fringe of th e companoed home by her mother, on Af"l 9 was 138. Emma Gotschall Warner. kits to inscribe the words Funeral mvices will be con· Chureh and .r.s preceded in live provinces newly arrived air IMrs. Fred Pholson . _ , w~ev 2367· _ Surviving are two dates. dueled at 2 p.m. Friday at the death lty her husband, Jud. cavalrymen reported killing 39 , , Mrs. Lilha~ J1v1den Is voso~ e t ·m~-- L. Jones won Moss Edna Louise Warner, and Leon, W. Va. Methodist Church ! She was formerly of Meigs guerrillas to raise tlleir total oo' mg m Athens Wllh her son, Dr. ::'stsCh ~s~er at Free, Mrs. Evelyn Lucille Cheek, BOOSTERS TO MEET by the Rev. Normal Nash and "'·unty. Her father • in _ 139. The fight came in a dozen and Mrs. Charles Jovoden and . ur unday evemng, both of Dayton, a brother Jack, the'II Rev. , , 'i"' t' b , famoly n 1 16. J k M be flan·y , LeoMiller. C Burial Harold Choot, Mgr. 1 , George Bradford was ac oon y the Amerocans smash· · M p 1p ac son; our sosters, rs. There will be a wo m n emelery. ol"·of i.leigs Cou~t~ for several Charles Beegle of Columbus d ea~ Marker el French, Middleport : Mrs. ing of the Meigs Friends may call after 2 "·"'· II Locuot St. · Middleport sears: . was a weekend guesi.of his f't- 1."nd ~: an rs. Gene Gladys Blackwood. Harrison- Band Boosters, tonight at 7: We<lnesday at the Phone WY 2•2511 . Survivors include a son, tiler: Mr. Ira Beegle. . , Sat.;'d~ drenJ;om Col~mbus on ville, Mrs. Evelyn Thomas, at the Middleport High sell Funeral Home. ,. 'tteth, Columbus: a sister, Mrs. p ~oss Ju~e Neogler of Gallo- spent t~~ weesk Par er Amanda, Ohio, and Mrs. cafeteria. Constitution and This Week's K&l' Speelalt Robert Lilley of Mt Hope. W. h~r's s~en sev:;:l days woth with the Alklress ;~d Mr •d ' Larkms, Des MooneJJ, New Mex. taws and otller important f ' Va.; two grandsons, Bruce Georg~ ~~tsi · and Mrs. Mrs. Hugh Ferguson a d J~ ar. ! teo, ~nd one grandson. ness wdl be presented. Smith, Columbus, and Jeff . , eog er. , n mes. Fro ends may call at lhe funiiiiiiiiii Bradfonl Cleveland and ' lhree ] Phihp Roberts of Ohio Uni· The Alkoes returned home the eral home after 10 a.m. Wed· ' • .. verstty, Athens spent the week same day. d 1 ; great grandchildren. By Mrs, Francis Morris end WJ.lh h' ' th M Mr and Mrs Fritz Stah nes ay. · ds 11 h Th . ts rno er, rs. · . , ----And SPRING TIME F nen may ca at t e e meetmg of the Esther Frances Roberts, Marshfield, vis ted $ GO TOGETHER UIC STATION WAGONal home between 2-4 p.m. at the F1rst Baptist I John Dudley Richards of New. with Mr. and Mrs. Norm a . FOR ALL THE VB motor,, standard transmission, radio, NEW white 7~9 p.m. today. Monda.y evemng, April ark was an overnight guest re- Schaefer. FAMILY sodcwall tores, white with red vinyl interior. Wao _;~==-=-=-=-- 10, opened WJlh devotwns by cently of Mrs. Pr.,ent Cross Mrs . Georgia Diehl and $1795.00, Mrs. Frances Wilcoxen using and Mr. Dudley Wolf. Anna Buck spent a day recent· Monday Mixed League the SUbj:;ct. "Tfle Power of the Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simp- ly with their brother, Ed RUB· April 10, 1!167 Tongue .. A busmess session foJ. son spent the weekend at Woods~ sell, and family, Bradbury. Po Into 74 lowed WJth a report of the nom- fi eld with Mr. and Mrs. Brian Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Schaef· 65 onatmg commottee_ and officers Simpson and children. er and David, Mt Vernon, spent Auto Middleport 64 - - - - ' - - - - - elected were Chaorman, Mr and Mrs ll<>b Hill • Phil M tile weekend woth hiS parents Masqueraders Smith· vee · • . , 1 ch1nrman, and Jay, were ·weekend guests r. and Mrs. Norman Schaef~r.' F b . Sh 47 Mn. Orvy Gainer, Bennie Simpson; secretary of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Waid Mr. and Mrs. Marion Howell T:a~c No o~ 38 GliDer, Jr .. of Hebron, and Frances Wolcoxen, Love Foster and family Columbus of Columbus recently called on N,6 Bernard Gainer and a friend of chatrman, Marie Roush; Mr. and Mrs. Fr'ancis Morr~ friends here. Tea~h ~~me - Mildred Barberton called at tile, De a n Cross chairman, Grella a day recently with her Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Radford, Hog , , Brinker home on Salarday, son;. The theme of the sister, Mrs. Esther Comstock at Athens Road, called on Mr. and en,_ 1!16, Art Nease, 2119, Roberta Lee visited Rev L gram presented by Grella Mrs. Harmon Fox. Seroes - Mtldred Bowen, _ L. Roush at Holzer Hospitai son was "Seek to Know Mrs R h Mr. and Mra. Norman Schaef. Bob Bowen, 570. Team Hogh IIlii week. to Obey and Risk the Results" Mr , ut , Wolle of Sason and er visited recently with Game and Sems - BeeCees, Betty Van Meter followed by the Love Gift spes.t VMashlid Gromftem of Letart daughter, Mrs. Mildred Ackley , 665, 1939. ' gr b M - R n on ay a rnoon woth Ath ' ----d . Ann Carleton and Pat spent an am Y ane oum on Mrs Frankl N - 1 ens, evening with Mr. and Mrs. theme, "The Gift of Time" Ina ·Reth -~ eog er an Mlss Mrs. John Douglas and chil· HOPES DIM lis Johnson a1 Oak Grove. the hymn "Take Time to M 1 mo er. , dren of Shade, Mrs. Dick Roosh BONN (UP!) - Doctors Jim Smith of Columbuo lloly." The session closed k r. and Mrs. Cecd McCias- •nd children, Pomeroy visited day beld dimming hope for the a recent Friday night at the prayer. Potluck of Ne:ark spent Easter Sun- rocently with their mother, Mrs, ailing former West German Dan Smith home. were served. an~ wot theor daughter, Mr. Harmon Fox, chancellor, K~ad Adenauor., Mr. and Mr.. Hayman Barn- Ale William G. Sharpnack, il , Mrs. Allan Sayre and lam· Mrs. Jean Wrtght was co- 91, still In serlo~s condition ltz of Pomeroy called at tile who has been stationed ), hostess when the Laurel Cliff woth ailmen~s which have now Dean Brinker home Sunday eve. seas for 16 months, arrived at Healtll Club met at tile home weakened his lunp as well as Rinl· a Columbus airport Saturday of Mrs. Mabel Tracy, April 6. heart ~nd circulatory II)'· Mr. and Mrs . Melvin Circle evening and was The club has porchased anotller s_te .:.m __ . - - -- - - - and daughter of Columbus and here Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. wheel chair and ordered an, Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of P. H. Baker and Miss other hospital bed. Donations to the Slates m June and New Haven. W. Va., visited belle Sharpnack to visit were also given to the cancer Talley woll be stationed al Km· Mrs. Mary Circle over the week parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fund and the Pomeroy emer- ner AFB, Oklahoma. end. Sharpnack , After his leave he gency squad. will be at K. I. Sawyer base in !Mrs. Mary Landerfield, Steu'Die modern Egyptian city of : Michigan. benville, spent a weekend with '•, J.iillllr wao once the Mr. and Mrs. George Neigler Grace Colwen, DOrothy Em- ber mother, Mrs. Esta WlSe. ·'fttlltel of ancient Pharonlc sp and famoly attended Boy Scout- mons Jam~ W E . Mrs. Bertha Parker receoved tlaf.-.. 0. Rama al Pt. Pleasant on erine'shener:eld. R':~naSbe word that her Mr. ' 11 • J anoce ll.:~'i;E..f!!"'---------1 iSunday afternoon. field • Dav'd ·. Colne- Isla Harold , 1 C01we d Talley, h beeof the Mrs. Oma Montgomery and well to John F n s. as n promoted to Freeland Norris have re- re, Salem. ' Colwell "'' ac- Senior Mast.,. Sergeant. T h Throveho111 the Year turned to their homes from Hoi- Glen Deete Do I De TaUeys have been on the oslal"OJI Thertil• One Gift tL-t TO INTEREST 1\11' 1zer Hospital, Ullited Sla .r, r' eter to lor three years. Mr. and Mrs. "" • MASON &IlEA Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith ive. tes, Easement, OJ. Talley, Scott, Tlmotlly, Tam· is A~WAYS In good a. onn. PHIIItler vjsited Ml"S. Maude Young reara Lee and Mark, wiD return t•sw,thatAlWAYS T•nnelllll> 1c1....cently at the Hamden 11 1 Blames Teen-agers for Racia . l c'}ash . ul~ prts~g fo~warded Co~m~~ist Elderly Woman so~ Speck Just 22 StepS Away From Death !th• · ·: The . I tong IHness Is Ended for Beefed-up ForCeS Attack Gro uped Red" Near B0rder l . spokesme~ :! rJ~hts ~ ~o l~ss ', Neva Bradford a~e _re~t _-cen~ pe~son ~Iter r~,t Jerry Warner DieS '}'uesdaY Dies Monday LaureJI'I !ff Society N t eS 1 1 =====;_=;;; COCHRAN PAINTS CHASE HARDWARE ';:j Racine SocJ'ety NoteS 1 KED$ TIME • k SPECIAL 8 65 I Standings __ CarmeI N • SOCiety otes . 1595 $2.99 to $6.50 THE SHOE BOX =~eat~e:: Shop Moore's-SAVE! J. Meigs Mr. PrOpefty Transfers f. NEED A BIRTHDAY GIFT? DAllY SENTINEl , , '"!:"., ..., ., _.... , ==::~~~=·-~ b Horne, l!o ""::':-:'!: Mrs. ,.~~ ...,.. 1 ~~~-- ·I ~,~:;~-= .. [De.. Mow .,.,. - 1M3 r..tdft,. CHJ, N.. ,....,.. I Dessie (Harpoldl)J"'~;~ ton and daughter, Mrs. a, Stross of Cinc~nati spent over· II the weekend woth Miss Minnie Harpold and Mrs. Carrie &ar- 11 - Or "':'!!.'':"- Sunday dinner guest. of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris were Christine Lake of Athena and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lake and daughter, Lort, of Nelsonville. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner Mrs. F.dward .., and and Ronnie attendedWagthe f.=.ar.:~rAi:::I~Mr. -, . Show at Columltos ,.,•• It NOW OPEN Village Pizza Shop e Smoii-PI1In ChHie $1-00 •• Sl\,00 ' .L Combln1tlon Comblna&1on PHONE 992-2277 OPEN DAILY --:-----Grqumls, Sunday. 3 PM to 12 Midnight Pomeroy, Ohio 1_ ~;:::;;_:--:-i . :_I_:M:r~. and Mrs. Clyde Cross Sun. 6 PM to 12 128 W; Main St. ':: ol Qolum!Jul apetll t h e - - - - - - - -- - r•t:.:'";: ,\ ( -'' pl••••• ~lltlful FIOW.rs Dellvtrod dtwty.fr•h with your own porsontl Blrthdfy millage on the Spociol ~omp!lnylng Carel. Say "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" with e gift of Flow.n from Pudley's 59N.2ndAve. WY 2-5560 Mets Slip By Pirates ~ - · a·· . ~ - ·,·' , MO . 992-2848 ' , I , ' •:ebon r:::---- Reds Open 3 Game SeneS • In Los Angeles v · ·~ ' 124 W. MAIN ··~·., ,d....... . ·' ..~ t.., .,r,n • ... )l'.'lon ~~ CINCINNATI (UP!) - Casolus Clay, his legal avenues reducocl lo a Ollf·way street. is only ten days away from I•IVIng the word private - or a prison number-to front of bls name. The 25-year-<>ld heavyweight bo xtng cbamp Ion, 10 dela..,.a· "· ble and Invincible In the ring, suffered two more losses ln tbe ...~ -..u rtroom Monday 1n h'1s long t'•bt '" to avo Jd 1nduellon Jot 0 th e Army Apr•·1 .. £10. His 8 ppea 18 were reJect·' ~u by <he Supreme Court and the u. S. sixth circuit Court of Co~sTitle ' InBi~Upset By Wlt.LIAM NEW YORK VERIGAN IUP!l - Nino Benvenuti, who broughr the Baseball games were rained out Monday in Meigs County, but not golf. middleweight crown to Italy for Pomeroy, Middleport and tbt first time Monday night, AUJens High teams matched l.eld court immediately after his sw_ ings on the Pomeroy course unanimous 15-round victory and WJlh Porn_ eroy winning on points decreed that vanquished Emile but Griggith should have another conung llow in serond team aggregate medal)in scores h c "~"•- , , , I Appeals. lie now has only an Medal scores were M'ddl · 1 TilP_ offlr~als deciSion couldn't I appeal lo tbe Supreme Court eport h d d 210, Pomeroy 212 and Ath e JSpute but Benvenuti still on the circuit courl rejection 224 _ ens rtarry-eyed over ·being given o between him and the Army. But on points, Pomeroy de. chance aI the lolle. promptly Or a federal priBoD 1eated Middleport 6-5. and Athsaid, "I'll be glad to give him a · J L A !L d A6 "· Middleport defeat· rematch. I'll fight anyone." - ,_· ens . The part!.san crowd of 14,251, e thens 8 · 3. Pat Story of .ncludlng 500 fans who follow0\1 Pomeroy, Bob Priddy of Midlheir idol here from Italy to dleport, fine 311s for medal hon. cheer him 10 vo'ctory wo''" ors. "' a B Four boys had 39s. chant, "N 1- NO. NI-NO." y teams (players are from swarmed toward the ring even Athens, Pomeroy, Middleport before the official decision was in that order): , announced. They jammed into i I - Roger Batdorf! 47, Pat the ring to congratulate Benven-1 Story 38, Wayne Davis 39. uti by climbing over the press , 2 - Denny Sneden 42, Jim section. Anderson 42, Bob Priddy 38. llenvenutl had come out like a 3 - Pat Sherry 39, Pal O'BrJ. r · th f' en 45, Bill Hackett 39. oger second on e heorstdecked round, Griffith and in Major League Standings the 4 - Jeff Rutter 50, Don Swlwith a still right upparcut to i By nlted Press lnternallonal sher 40, and Dave Jenkins 44. the jaw. The 23-year-old Italian NaUona1 League ' 5 - Wilson Carr 46, Jeff alsod suffered a cut on the W. L. Pel. GB I' Burt 47 and Don Nelson so. brl ge of bis mise In tile second St. Louis 4 0 LOOO ... round. Cincinnati ; 1 .833 ... Fight Results "~ jr • . . POMEROY LOS ANGELES. Calif. (UP!) The hot Cincinnati Reds hope to notch a sixlh victory of the young season tonight as they open a tllree-game . here with the Los Angeles'";~~ gers, 1966 National League champions. The Reds have lost only one game so far this season. The sluggish Dodgers have yet to win one. They sport an • , rec· ~ ord. The Reds will send Milt Pa~ • pas to the mound to seek his second win_ of_ the sea.son. He coVER YOUR WALLS ' WITH A CARPET OF COLOR Thursday Triplicate League April 8. 1887 Won La1t New York Central 25 11 MeKenzie's Raiders 19 17 Maple Lawn Poultry 18 18 Three Aces 17 19 City Loan 15\1 2011 Two Aces and Deuce 14\1 21\1 High Game and Series -Bill ~ 228 F~oe R~s I - uili.J tt = II\ H!Jh PIJP.!I 1~ ~liZ;: Hlih, audaat-mlndad WBJIObBDID IPBCBAUB IOOdkBBPIDD I BAK ER FURNITURE G~me BRW -Jiiid'llt!' il! Dutton ',J?i(~ ._, Ed's ,Auto Tr ' • 32' Davis • W~ .' iilf . . laddlrlal Lea"'HI~ ~ ., ....,. ~. Jr. Aprn 1, 1117 ,siJ; ~am G'a!li - n~ Woa Loot Won Loot · Jewelers, BRW . Hdwe, Btl; ' Simon's Martel 5811 3010 K&C Jewelers 82 14 ,;rejm -High Serlet - ·n c Jew.· 7 Up Bottling Co, 54 33 BlUe & Grey Res. 52 , f4 e)era, • · N. Y. Clothing Holllle 42 U RuUand Dept. Stare 40\1 46\1 Fiescher's Te1. Sta. 38\1 10\1 Landmark 32 54\1 High Game and Series -Carolyn Bacltoer 20%, 547; Team High Game and Series - Slmon's Market 858 2391 ' ' • Rawling's Honda 58 Valley Belle Daory li4 Pomeroy _Cement Block li4 H & R Forestone . 50 High Game and Seroes -Har· ry Miller 224, 655. Team High Game and Series - Valley Belle Daory, 952, 259ll. Late Wed. Mixed League 1887 AprD 5, Points I 58 4 No ,Trumps 50 De em_ s Team 41 Palsoes 40 Ha rdly Ables 38 Zeros 32 Marklanders recorded hts the victory of theAstros sea· High . Gome -: Dick Rosnson against Houston last Thursday and predicted he baum, 201 : Neacol Carsey and · would have a winning year "If Pat Inge Is, 169 : H'og h SenesDick Rosenbaum, 547: Neacil 1 stay healthy." • The Dodgers are to start left- Carsey, 475. Tearn H'1gh Garne_D T H hI 657 T hander Claude Osteen against eem s earn , : earn og p 0 te h "1 Ser1es Pa•stes 1886 d D·12K,11.1 cu. rt. (NIMA appas. s en as an rec' ' , or so far. st•ndlrd), 1 coloB or wltito. Cincinnoli edged tile San Dl· Early Wed. Mixed Lesgue • Space for lots of frozen food ego Padres of the Pacific Coast April 5. 1967 -65·1b. size fraezer Ch0$L League 2·1 Monday night in an F Won s ts 23 Last I, • Spice for \1 gal. cartons, exhibition game at San Diego, our fl"r men 16 esll'• butler in the door. They used three pitchers but Foursome 21 18 [he win WP.nt to Aurelio Monte- Four Aces 20 19 1 • Spacefmevenfatcabbaps gudo. John Tsilouris. first of a Dou~le M's 19 20 , in full-width Hydrator. trio of Padre moundsrnen, was B&F s 17 22 1 . Space for fresh meats in the loser. Spoller.< 17 22 the full-width Chill Drawtrl Both the Reds' runs were un· Hogh Game - Harry Thornearned, with a throwing error as, 255; Betty Smith, 1911; High I $ by firs t baseman Jim Gentile In Series - Harry Thomas 626 :, Ihe third inning permitting what BeItY Smitll 494; Team High proved to be the winning run to -. Foursome 757; Team score. Hogh Seroes - Foursome 2033. mo;e on to Houston Women'• Thunday Leagu ay or a our-game seroes e 1 with the Astros. If - --- ----- Until the ninth round the cut Philadelphia 4 1 .800 \1 By United pre" InternaUoDal cascaded blood, covering Ben· Chicago 3 2 .600 II> ' NEW YORK (UPI)- Nino THE DEVU. YOU SAY! venuli's face witll a mask of Houston 3 3 .500 2 Benvenuti; 159, Italy, outpointed SALT LAKE CITY IUPI) crimson, His cornermen fmally AUanta 3 3 .500 2 Enule Griffo til, 153 1·2, , New , Pnul Hornung, the Golden Boy , were able to stop a flow ol Pittsburgh 2 4 .333 3 York 115) lwms world moddie· ' of professional football, will i blood In til• loth, but the New York 2 4 .333 3 weoght lotie). make his acting debut in the challenger's vision apparently San Francisco I 5 .167 4 upcoming picture 11The Devil':; was not hampered. ,Los Angeles 0 4 .000 4 LEICESTER, England (UP!) Brigade." ' But Benvenuti's attack hogged Monday's Results - Henry Cooper, 194. England, David L. Wolper, who is now down In tile third as the squat New York 9 Pittsburgh 6, night oulpoonted Boston Jacobs, 192 f. in Utah filming the picture Gnffith. weighing 1531·2 poonds Chicago at Philadelphia, night 2· New York (10); Jack Bodell, announced Monday tllat Hor: compared to I$9 for Nino, ppd. rain 205, England, outpointed Sonny nung wlil play tile role of a scored heavily with welt-raising (Only games scheduled) Moore, 190, Tyler Tex. (10). lumberjack in the movie about ; L<ldy punches. In the fourth, Tuesday'• Probable Pltcbert World War U combat troops. Gnffith had bis moment of (Won·Jost reeorda In paron· PARIS (UP!) -Ray Adigun, ghry by knocking down the theses) 1136. Nigeria, knocked out Benito Italian for a five count. Chicago (Holtzman 0.0) at Ortiz, 124 1-2. Puerto Raco (6). ACE SIGNED Benvenuti, wobbly from tbo Philadelphia (Short 1·0), 8:05 NEW YORK (UP!) -Dick , punch. shook bls head In p.m. TOKYO (UP]) -Johnny Ja· Van Arsdale, the New York I amwment as he climbed off New York !Seaver 0.0) at m_oto, 126 1-4, Philippines, drew Knickerbocker• rugged 6-foot·S the canvas, and Griffith moved Pitiaburgh !Fryman 0.0), 8:05 1 woth Jaguar Kaklsawa. 127 1·2, defensive ace oigned his In for the kill. But the Italian, p.m. Japan (tO). contract lor th; coming 1967-611 winning for lbe 72nd time in 73 · Hollllton (Dierker l-0) at season it was announced pro houtll, shoot off lh• effect. Atlanta !Cloninger 0.1), 8:115 -HOUSTON (UP!) - Dave Monda~ ~nd took tile nm three rounds p.m. Zyglewicz, 226, Houston, Van Arsdale was the team's on courageollll fashion. Cincinnati (Pappu I-ll) at Los knocked out Dave Centi, 186, third leading scorer last season "The knockdown is the only Angeles (Osteen 1).1) U p.m. Los Angeles (10). with a IU average He also punch that burt,'' BenvenuU, a St. Louis (Washburn 0.0) al was New York's leading 12·5 underdog, said later. "I San Francisco (Perry I-ll), 4 STOPS IN TOKYO rebounder with 555 and oecorrd never saw II coming. The rest p.m. TOKYO (UP!) _ South Viet- in assists witll J47 of tile fight, he didn't hurl me !Only games scbeduled) ' at all" ' Wecbool<lay'o Gamel nam Foreign Minister Tran Van i - - - - - - - - - Grllfllb then won the eighth, P II t a b u rgh at Philadelphia, Do, en route to tile Southeast stopover. He Is scbeduled 1.o nlntll and tOtll, but tllat was bls night Asia Treaty Organ":ali~ tSEA· meet with Prime Minister El· only flurry until be managed to Cincinnati at Los Angeles night TO) councol meeting 10 tbe saku Sa to and Forejgn Minis· launch an attack In the 14th. 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II up ~iln tlils year. :, ' I Alter his second .place_flnlab 1n the ~f o1 !;bampions, Pal~ , his .1'00' ·u:.~'"'- "k-\a,,ul-. "~!~=·~= secoild 'a lola! ii'MbinJton lliiaton,' •• .; _, panthers Top Athens, MI'ddJeport ·. Take Oarp •• ~. lle",e :, tt · ant the •••• ' ' ' . ' ·· · ,· . and ·Home lnaUrano ·• · · . For the Premluma Yo• * Pay" Golfer• • 9~6 r.........-A~LLSTAR Dllvls 23'/, 601; Tealn, HI·gh Game - New Yort Central, 574; Team Hillh Series -M.\ple Lawu Poultry, 1528. I, By MARTIN LADER win lh• Oag if be bad been used Cardwell gave up eight hits UPI Sporta Writer more frequently. cardwell even- and tour earned runs but with dlSr"~' stories come in lually was traded to the Mets In a 9-.'Jiead by the fifllt'lnning he I erent wrappings, and Don tbe ofl..eason. didn't have ,to press loo hard to ~:,, ~ ' POMEROY LANES :;:~~: ~~~ for an "I like to bea~ anybody, not avenge an opelling-day defeat to J-!i...,;.:..tt...llt1 AprfJ .. 1117 starter ue as a , only the Porates,' Cardwell said tile Pirates. The J-4, 210-pound Trl C...ty Leapo Alii!· after the victory, which he also hurler was removed from h-r--.J PoiDis ough ~ pitching perto; aided with a tapa-measure Monday's game In favor of Ron Bolsum No. 1 68 mance wasn t a gem, and be s borne run. "There's no longer Taylor following a two-run Foreman & Abbott 63 lllte everyone to beHave It was animosity between Walker and homer by Willie Stargell in the Craig's Market 56 just another game, Cardwell me. I said something at the eightll inning-. • G&J Auto Parts 54 te~ved IDunense personal satls- Hme and it was my opinion." Cardwell's homer came off Craw's Steak House 41 a on from his ftrat victory as Only Game Played loser Vern Law witll a man on Hoiaum No. 2 30 a New York Met Monday night The Met.-Pirates game was ' base in the seoond Inning and Ail..Stan ' the High Game - Tom Chapman when he beat hts former the only one played 1n the went high over tile wall at the "Ail that pod oarlb dowa 212; Higb Series - George ~tt.burgh Porate teammates 9- majors Monday. The other 400-foot mark 1n left center. · drabl." Wright, 566. Team High Game · scheduled Natoonal League con· Don said he believed be "might and Serlea - Craig's Market, Cardwell had cr!tlcized mana· test, Chicago at Philadelphia, have hit one tllat far before in 903, 2662. ger Harry Walker s handling of was postponed because of rain. Chicago In 1!160 or 1961 " !be Plttaburgh pitching stall In The only two games listed In Ed Kranepool drove. in. three City League the National League pennant the American League, Washing- runs with a pair of singles 1m April 4, 1967 race lut season tnd the ton at New York and Cleveland the Meta, who won their second PoiDII outspoken righthander laid he at Minnesota, also fell victim to game in six starts. Pittsburgh D&D Bar 72 rould _ll~ve helped the Porates 1mcliJJJI_""l_~eatloer conditions. has an Identical Z-4 record. Syracuse Ball Park liZ •t!t*' OTHfll GYM SETS, 4t:ff· Dilly . sentinel, l'oiMrOY·Mlcldleport, 0,, A ' prti~. t,i:1tt~lf ' . Benvenuti , " ~- ~ - I,..; · .. ... · s~ BILL CHII,DS . ' ' 'r •<N . ~ ;. ,, ' ' " ' CHRYSLER '67 ,, ' DOWNING ltiSUUNCE 'aGIHri, .JNt,' , ,' ' '· ' · . ' ·. ' ' ' ' Mtlga Cll\,'nly'l.~ and Utfttlli MIDDLIPOitT. CHIO ,) ' " ' ' .' ·TOM RUE:· ·3rd Ave.; �I ' I, II '' • J ' {' ,, ....,.. I . F?llbright, •~:~~~::~:. ~rd::: Ohlo R.eli,giou_sLeaders Lau_nch Campaign Kmg Draw =~.a~~;~a~:~.~~y~:nes.;; For H1ght'r 'Adequate' Welfare Payments. Lausche Barb '"1'> 'M ,' 'o. od Bla·nke.-ts . EATO COnferences • . Eastern Star, is sp"l!oring a ' · the Simpson building next to the ' ' ' ' ClUb ReJJtaurant Anyone want- COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio dare tile need of adequate wei- will be necessary," -he added. COLUMBUS (UPJ\ _u. s. ing rummage picked up should 'religious leaders, Mondav l tare grant._lo families with Wilson _eJJtimated arr:addiUoo~ , _ -~ , : Sen. Frank J. Lausc!oe D·Ohlo call WI 9-2~1. launched a slatewode, lnterde- pendent ch!ldren (Aid to De- al 135 orullton In tates_,ofml)d bt '" ' leveled a veiled attack at Dr~ , ~ Iii I' 7111 n~minatlonal drive to secUre ~dent ?bildren payruerits)," reQuired , to . bring · ADC · pa.V• 1 lll!lli!.:: 1 11 iLl illi ;Ill hi"J..er welfare a me ts W1lso d t to 100 , . , , , , Martin Lutller King and Sen. '6'' , "' PY n · n sao · men s up ,pet ,COlli' of ,, WASIUNGTON tUPI)-W1th ong, South Voetnamese Foreogn1 woll conclude Froday afternoon J William Fulbright in a spee•·h ~1ayor At an mter-rellgmus news l'eUtlons of Support minimum subsistence starU)ar1o peace hopes near zero and Minister Tran Van Do is with a brief meeting of the here Monday night for Vietnam conferenco" here represent•· "The petition will offer for health and deCf!IC!'•. H• .North Vietnamese troops expected to unveil his country's members of the Anros pact- statement. he indicated were lives of ihe catholic and .Tewish opportunity for citizens to said it would cost--e~ch _, Ohio log along the ideas on giving repentant Viet Australia. New Zealand and the being used as ammunition by faitlls and four rotesPtant clare supll"rt and willing/less citizen an extra ~e..,ent .·Der zone, the United Slates and its Cong members full political United States. They focus tlleir tile encmy. _ I , nominations outlined plans for pay whatever additional day In taxes. . ·. . Allan allies gathered today to rights if and when the attention primarily on the Lausche struck out at lead· "public conscience sabbatll." Wllsbn described as,-!:®rly •review their war strategy. communists give up their effort critical southern area compris- ers in this country who "bv Dr. John M. Wilson, ' unrealistic" a proposal by Gov. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, to conquer the country and mg Malaysoa, Smgapore and their statements about the Vie~ director of the Oh1o council James A. Rhod~l ;,tjlat !h e Ol'"Jllllg tile annual meeting of agree to cooperate with Saigon. Indonesia, nam conflict are provirlin• ollr MASSilLON, Ohio (UP!) _ Churches and chairman of counties pay half th~ e~~tra·cost. .tlie Soutlleast Asia Treaty The four-day strategy talks MORE MORE MORE enemies wll:h their strongest Teen-agers were ~lamed today news conference, saod I ·~~ the state the other haJj, Organization (SEATO), propaganda against 11 s And that by Mayor William Keen tor a would also be aPd The problem Is tllat ver lelf ' expeeted to emphasize the Includes spiritual leaders and clash between more than 1oo then to the governor countoes wdl be able -to- . do ll!lrtance of cohesion some of my colleagues in th• INergo and wlllte youtlls Mon- and Jegoslature. this," he said. "Wed' not feel .ml-communist allies in the Senate, on the Foreign Rela- day Right. The special sabbath Will be ' _ it is realistic or practical to re· pull ahead. !tons Committee," he said. Seventeen persons were ar- Aprol 29 for Jews and Aprol 30 PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Ma· quire them to." ..Aides saod Rusk probably ~ The former Ohio governor rested and a white boy stabbed ' for. Chrostians. , ry Blanche Williamson 02 Current ADC paymenlf, Wilunderline the need, while SAIGON (UPI)- Beef·U US and allied forces to· lashed out also at "the tema- in tile shoulder during the 'Its purpose woll be lo de- SouthSide, W, Va., died 'at 4 a: _sold, equal 78 ptr cent ol the foght on tile day bombed and attacked forces that have cles , , , extended from Wash· clash, sparked when a car full m. Tuesday in Holzer HospitaL mmlmum standards but on· . ,. ttlefield, , to step up camthe North-South Vietnam border area into the mgton all over the land to push . of whiles, shouting insults, drove She had been seriously Ill the ly 60 p:r c.ent ,alter " de· l.ftiOlan• agamst subversiOn and k 'I f th federal control more and more past Negroes standing on the past six weeks dueled. He said th~~ ,provided ~~mo·c chaos · coc P1 0 e war. b 1 " · an avera•e of I 73 •f From high above the clouds US. Air Force B52 Stra' us ness. street, police said. Born Sept 23, 1!184, in Mason • on Y per j The SEATO conference con- tolortresses dumped scores of tons of special h_igh explO· Lausche spoke at a dinner I Authorities said the Negroes, county, W. Va., she was t h per day _ -pay• ' t!nues until mid-day , bombs on the JUngle bases of the North Voetnamese sommemoratong, the tOOth anm- followed by the wholes on cars, daughter of the late Henry ments. ' , . jto ~e followed by a meetmg who had twice assaulted and once overran the vehary of Ohm s forst statutes went to Washongton Hogh School and Annis Sayre Rellglous Obligation sev~n natoons Vietnamese key proregulatmg the onsurance b uso- where wmdows were broken in Combs. She was preceded in "To clothe the n:iked and to 1 \ engaged on the Vietnam connt~t. capital of Quang TrL ing Viet Cong forces testing 1ness. the building and in a car bedeath in 1950 by her husband feed the hungry is a religious seven mclude five of the On the ground in ttk coastal lheir might j Asking "Whither goest thou, longing to football coach Rob· CHICAGO (UP]) - Richard Eugene V Williamson ' obligation" pointed out RJibhl \ :elgbt SEATO · members, plus plains below tile border U.S.·Ied The fighting flared as South America,", Lausche said tile fed-, ert Seaman. The youths also Speck, the man a jury · , Nalhan i,user of th• Columhuo : r:th Vietnam and Soutll South Vietnamese forces killed Vietnam proposed a Communist eral government's role should flipped over Principal I, W. Sny· murdered eight nurses, was in beMrs. Williamson was a mem- Board of Rabbis. guerrillas who had beeo and allied rriutual pub back be the promotion of the "full der's auto. death row cell today Ch~r~h the Beech Hill Methodost "An extra penny a day Is a , Full Rl&bls , terrorizing government teams 1 from the DMZ area. Govern- enJoyment of constotullonal steps from tile electric 1., N~ and 75 PL Pleosant Chap- cheap price to pay for tile ful· J , l)urUtg the seven-nahan meet. aiding local !Jeasants. : ment said the .more. no His lawyers began si.a'r · ' Order of Eastern fillment of a religious obligaa<:lion followed the proposal was desogne<Jio Jessen 1With a hmotallonon What 11 can to keep him out of it ' lion." ! rush north by foghtmg and . e~se • tile way ,do for pe<>ple. wothout breakmg i _The cell and its spartan She is survived by two daugh-- Bishop Roger Blanchard ol : of the u.s. Army 1st Air toward negotoations - whoch jtheor .~acks wotll excessove tax· mshlngs, a bed, com111nde ters, Mrs. Zara Leach, Akron,' the Episcopal Diocese of South· l \ Division and the entire Hanoo has rebuffed. The propo· ation. lavalory, were famohar. and Mrs. Lydia Stephens, ern Ohio, could not be at the l ' !96th Light Infantry sals came as Saogon ~so push / was here that Speck spent hi3 Pleasant: four sons, Eugene conference but sent a telegram ad e. u.s. commande rs ~on~tructJOn of a "little maginot ' · Funeral services for Jerry · days and nights prior to being Williamson, Jr., Asheboro, urging the legislatnre give a • Funeral serviies for Neva clearl) hoped to stem the tide . hne ' _w hold back the CommuErnest Warner, 67, who died taken to Peoria, IlL, for trial C.: Lannes C., Ney, and higher priority to welfare -pay· BrBdlord, , Colu'inbus, who dia Communist offensive mst diVISIOns po1sed for invasios \..J1 early today at his residence at and conviction. Williamson·, all three of s~~:~h~~m~e~n~ts~. 87 will be held p.m. ed M·>nday, South Vietnam's strategic : : ' the DMZ area. 1Rutland, RD will be held Thurs· Inside the cell door, on Side ; a sister, Mrs. Sally Bar4 Wednesday at tile northern provinces. _ I day at 2 p.m. at tile Rawlings . back of the lock panel, rctl, Charleston, W. Va.; four Supor Prtmlum Quillty Funeral Chapel, 3)00 N.. In related action, U.S. pilots weekend woth Mrs. Howard 0 Coats Funeral Home with the painteu tile legend : brothers, Harry and Will Combs. St., Columbus, with burial at 101 missions against North Nelgle• and other relatives. Rev. Howard Ruppel! officiat- Speck born-12-6-41, Florida; Roy Combs, a.m. Thursday af Rutland, Monday and conccn- Dr. Kathryn Philson, Blacksing. Burial will be in Wells County jail warden Jack bus: and Steve Combs, CatletlS· - Rev. William A. Yueill on the buildup area of burg, Va., was an 09ernighl A B~ Bertha Parker metery at Harrisonville. son said Speck apparently burg, Ky. 1'here are 24 grandng, forces just above guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thereon lien ance •t Sunday He was born April 12, used paint from one of · , child"n and three great grandShe was a member of the the Soutll Vietnamese frontier. Johnson: Saturday, She was ac- at the _Free Methodost the son of the late Ernest numerous paint - by children. Decorator Colon Northminister Presbyterian On tile soutllern fringe of th e companoed home by her mother, on Af"l 9 was 138. Emma Gotschall Warner. kits to inscribe the words Funeral mvices will be con· Chureh and .r.s preceded in live provinces newly arrived air IMrs. Fred Pholson . _ , w~ev 2367· _ Surviving are two dates. dueled at 2 p.m. Friday at the death lty her husband, Jud. cavalrymen reported killing 39 , , Mrs. Lilha~ J1v1den Is voso~ e t ·m~-- L. Jones won Moss Edna Louise Warner, and Leon, W. Va. Methodist Church ! She was formerly of Meigs guerrillas to raise tlleir total oo' mg m Athens Wllh her son, Dr. ::'stsCh ~s~er at Free, Mrs. Evelyn Lucille Cheek, BOOSTERS TO MEET by the Rev. Normal Nash and "'·unty. Her father • in _ 139. The fight came in a dozen and Mrs. Charles Jovoden and . ur unday evemng, both of Dayton, a brother Jack, the'II Rev. , , 'i"' t' b , famoly n 1 16. J k M be flan·y , LeoMiller. C Burial Harold Choot, Mgr. 1 , George Bradford was ac oon y the Amerocans smash· · M p 1p ac son; our sosters, rs. There will be a wo m n emelery. ol"·of i.leigs Cou~t~ for several Charles Beegle of Columbus d ea~ Marker el French, Middleport : Mrs. ing of the Meigs Friends may call after 2 "·"'· II Locuot St. · Middleport sears: . was a weekend guesi.of his f't- 1."nd ~: an rs. Gene Gladys Blackwood. Harrison- Band Boosters, tonight at 7: We<lnesday at the Phone WY 2•2511 . Survivors include a son, tiler: Mr. Ira Beegle. . , Sat.;'d~ drenJ;om Col~mbus on ville, Mrs. Evelyn Thomas, at the Middleport High sell Funeral Home. ,. 'tteth, Columbus: a sister, Mrs. p ~oss Ju~e Neogler of Gallo- spent t~~ weesk Par er Amanda, Ohio, and Mrs. cafeteria. Constitution and This Week's K&l' Speelalt Robert Lilley of Mt Hope. W. h~r's s~en sev:;:l days woth with the Alklress ;~d Mr •d ' Larkms, Des MooneJJ, New Mex. taws and otller important f ' Va.; two grandsons, Bruce Georg~ ~~tsi · and Mrs. Mrs. Hugh Ferguson a d J~ ar. ! teo, ~nd one grandson. ness wdl be presented. Smith, Columbus, and Jeff . , eog er. , n mes. Fro ends may call at lhe funiiiiiiiiii Bradfonl Cleveland and ' lhree ] Phihp Roberts of Ohio Uni· The Alkoes returned home the eral home after 10 a.m. Wed· ' • .. verstty, Athens spent the week same day. d 1 ; great grandchildren. By Mrs, Francis Morris end WJ.lh h' ' th M Mr and Mrs Fritz Stah nes ay. · ds 11 h Th . ts rno er, rs. · . , ----And SPRING TIME F nen may ca at t e e meetmg of the Esther Frances Roberts, Marshfield, vis ted $ GO TOGETHER UIC STATION WAGONal home between 2-4 p.m. at the F1rst Baptist I John Dudley Richards of New. with Mr. and Mrs. Norm a . FOR ALL THE VB motor,, standard transmission, radio, NEW white 7~9 p.m. today. Monda.y evemng, April ark was an overnight guest re- Schaefer. FAMILY sodcwall tores, white with red vinyl interior. Wao _;~==-=-=-=-- 10, opened WJlh devotwns by cently of Mrs. Pr.,ent Cross Mrs . Georgia Diehl and $1795.00, Mrs. Frances Wilcoxen using and Mr. Dudley Wolf. Anna Buck spent a day recent· Monday Mixed League the SUbj:;ct. "Tfle Power of the Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simp- ly with their brother, Ed RUB· April 10, 1!167 Tongue .. A busmess session foJ. son spent the weekend at Woods~ sell, and family, Bradbury. Po Into 74 lowed WJth a report of the nom- fi eld with Mr. and Mrs. Brian Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Schaef· 65 onatmg commottee_ and officers Simpson and children. er and David, Mt Vernon, spent Auto Middleport 64 - - - - ' - - - - - elected were Chaorman, Mr and Mrs ll<>b Hill • Phil M tile weekend woth hiS parents Masqueraders Smith· vee · • . , 1 ch1nrman, and Jay, were ·weekend guests r. and Mrs. Norman Schaef~r.' F b . Sh 47 Mn. Orvy Gainer, Bennie Simpson; secretary of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Waid Mr. and Mrs. Marion Howell T:a~c No o~ 38 GliDer, Jr .. of Hebron, and Frances Wolcoxen, Love Foster and family Columbus of Columbus recently called on N,6 Bernard Gainer and a friend of chatrman, Marie Roush; Mr. and Mrs. Fr'ancis Morr~ friends here. Tea~h ~~me - Mildred Barberton called at tile, De a n Cross chairman, Grella a day recently with her Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Radford, Hog , , Brinker home on Salarday, son;. The theme of the sister, Mrs. Esther Comstock at Athens Road, called on Mr. and en,_ 1!16, Art Nease, 2119, Roberta Lee visited Rev L gram presented by Grella Mrs. Harmon Fox. Seroes - Mtldred Bowen, _ L. Roush at Holzer Hospitai son was "Seek to Know Mrs R h Mr. and Mra. Norman Schaef. Bob Bowen, 570. Team Hogh IIlii week. to Obey and Risk the Results" Mr , ut , Wolle of Sason and er visited recently with Game and Sems - BeeCees, Betty Van Meter followed by the Love Gift spes.t VMashlid Gromftem of Letart daughter, Mrs. Mildred Ackley , 665, 1939. ' gr b M - R n on ay a rnoon woth Ath ' ----d . Ann Carleton and Pat spent an am Y ane oum on Mrs Frankl N - 1 ens, evening with Mr. and Mrs. theme, "The Gift of Time" Ina ·Reth -~ eog er an Mlss Mrs. John Douglas and chil· HOPES DIM lis Johnson a1 Oak Grove. the hymn "Take Time to M 1 mo er. , dren of Shade, Mrs. Dick Roosh BONN (UP!) - Doctors Jim Smith of Columbuo lloly." The session closed k r. and Mrs. Cecd McCias- •nd children, Pomeroy visited day beld dimming hope for the a recent Friday night at the prayer. Potluck of Ne:ark spent Easter Sun- rocently with their mother, Mrs, ailing former West German Dan Smith home. were served. an~ wot theor daughter, Mr. Harmon Fox, chancellor, K~ad Adenauor., Mr. and Mr.. Hayman Barn- Ale William G. Sharpnack, il , Mrs. Allan Sayre and lam· Mrs. Jean Wrtght was co- 91, still In serlo~s condition ltz of Pomeroy called at tile who has been stationed ), hostess when the Laurel Cliff woth ailmen~s which have now Dean Brinker home Sunday eve. seas for 16 months, arrived at Healtll Club met at tile home weakened his lunp as well as Rinl· a Columbus airport Saturday of Mrs. Mabel Tracy, April 6. heart ~nd circulatory II)'· Mr. and Mrs . Melvin Circle evening and was The club has porchased anotller s_te .:.m __ . - - -- - - - and daughter of Columbus and here Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. wheel chair and ordered an, Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of P. H. Baker and Miss other hospital bed. Donations to the Slates m June and New Haven. W. Va., visited belle Sharpnack to visit were also given to the cancer Talley woll be stationed al Km· Mrs. Mary Circle over the week parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fund and the Pomeroy emer- ner AFB, Oklahoma. end. Sharpnack , After his leave he gency squad. will be at K. I. Sawyer base in !Mrs. Mary Landerfield, Steu'Die modern Egyptian city of : Michigan. benville, spent a weekend with '•, J.iillllr wao once the Mr. and Mrs. George Neigler Grace Colwen, DOrothy Em- ber mother, Mrs. Esta WlSe. ·'fttlltel of ancient Pharonlc sp and famoly attended Boy Scout- mons Jam~ W E . Mrs. Bertha Parker receoved tlaf.-.. 0. Rama al Pt. Pleasant on erine'shener:eld. R':~naSbe word that her Mr. ' 11 • J anoce ll.:~'i;E..f!!"'---------1 iSunday afternoon. field • Dav'd ·. Colne- Isla Harold , 1 C01we d Talley, h beeof the Mrs. Oma Montgomery and well to John F n s. as n promoted to Freeland Norris have re- re, Salem. ' Colwell "'' ac- Senior Mast.,. Sergeant. T h Throveho111 the Year turned to their homes from Hoi- Glen Deete Do I De TaUeys have been on the oslal"OJI Thertil• One Gift tL-t TO INTEREST 1\11' 1zer Hospital, Ullited Sla .r, r' eter to lor three years. Mr. and Mrs. "" • MASON &IlEA Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith ive. tes, Easement, OJ. Talley, Scott, Tlmotlly, Tam· is A~WAYS In good a. onn. PHIIItler vjsited Ml"S. Maude Young reara Lee and Mark, wiD return t•sw,thatAlWAYS T•nnelllll> 1c1....cently at the Hamden 11 1 Blames Teen-agers for Racia . l c'}ash . ul~ prts~g fo~warded Co~m~~ist Elderly Woman so~ Speck Just 22 StepS Away From Death !th• · ·: The . 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MAIN ··~·., ,d....... . ·' ..~ t.., .,r,n • ... )l'.'lon ~~ CINCINNATI (UP!) - Casolus Clay, his legal avenues reducocl lo a Ollf·way street. is only ten days away from I•IVIng the word private - or a prison number-to front of bls name. The 25-year-<>ld heavyweight bo xtng cbamp Ion, 10 dela..,.a· "· ble and Invincible In the ring, suffered two more losses ln tbe ...~ -..u rtroom Monday 1n h'1s long t'•bt '" to avo Jd 1nduellon Jot 0 th e Army Apr•·1 .. £10. His 8 ppea 18 were reJect·' ~u by <he Supreme Court and the u. S. sixth circuit Court of Co~sTitle ' InBi~Upset By Wlt.LIAM NEW YORK VERIGAN IUP!l - Nino Benvenuti, who broughr the Baseball games were rained out Monday in Meigs County, but not golf. middleweight crown to Italy for Pomeroy, Middleport and tbt first time Monday night, AUJens High teams matched l.eld court immediately after his sw_ ings on the Pomeroy course unanimous 15-round victory and WJlh Porn_ eroy winning on points decreed that vanquished Emile but Griggith should have another conung llow in serond team aggregate medal)in scores h c "~"•- , , , I Appeals. lie now has only an Medal scores were M'ddl · 1 TilP_ offlr~als deciSion couldn't I appeal lo tbe Supreme Court eport h d d 210, Pomeroy 212 and Ath e JSpute but Benvenuti still on the circuit courl rejection 224 _ ens rtarry-eyed over ·being given o between him and the Army. But on points, Pomeroy de. chance aI the lolle. promptly Or a federal priBoD 1eated Middleport 6-5. and Athsaid, "I'll be glad to give him a · J L A !L d A6 "· Middleport defeat· rematch. I'll fight anyone." - ,_· ens . The part!.san crowd of 14,251, e thens 8 · 3. Pat Story of .ncludlng 500 fans who follow0\1 Pomeroy, Bob Priddy of Midlheir idol here from Italy to dleport, fine 311s for medal hon. cheer him 10 vo'ctory wo''" ors. "' a B Four boys had 39s. chant, "N 1- NO. NI-NO." y teams (players are from swarmed toward the ring even Athens, Pomeroy, Middleport before the official decision was in that order): , announced. They jammed into i I - Roger Batdorf! 47, Pat the ring to congratulate Benven-1 Story 38, Wayne Davis 39. uti by climbing over the press , 2 - Denny Sneden 42, Jim section. Anderson 42, Bob Priddy 38. llenvenutl had come out like a 3 - Pat Sherry 39, Pal O'BrJ. r · th f' en 45, Bill Hackett 39. oger second on e heorstdecked round, Griffith and in Major League Standings the 4 - Jeff Rutter 50, Don Swlwith a still right upparcut to i By nlted Press lnternallonal sher 40, and Dave Jenkins 44. the jaw. The 23-year-old Italian NaUona1 League ' 5 - Wilson Carr 46, Jeff alsod suffered a cut on the W. L. Pel. GB I' Burt 47 and Don Nelson so. brl ge of bis mise In tile second St. Louis 4 0 LOOO ... round. Cincinnati ; 1 .833 ... Fight Results "~ jr • . . POMEROY LOS ANGELES. Calif. (UP!) The hot Cincinnati Reds hope to notch a sixlh victory of the young season tonight as they open a tllree-game . here with the Los Angeles'";~~ gers, 1966 National League champions. The Reds have lost only one game so far this season. The sluggish Dodgers have yet to win one. They sport an • , rec· ~ ord. The Reds will send Milt Pa~ • pas to the mound to seek his second win_ of_ the sea.son. He coVER YOUR WALLS ' WITH A CARPET OF COLOR Thursday Triplicate League April 8. 1887 Won La1t New York Central 25 11 MeKenzie's Raiders 19 17 Maple Lawn Poultry 18 18 Three Aces 17 19 City Loan 15\1 2011 Two Aces and Deuce 14\1 21\1 High Game and Series -Bill ~ 228 F~oe R~s I - uili.J tt = II\ H!Jh PIJP.!I 1~ ~liZ;: Hlih, audaat-mlndad WBJIObBDID IPBCBAUB IOOdkBBPIDD I BAK ER FURNITURE G~me BRW -Jiiid'llt!' il! Dutton ',J?i(~ ._, Ed's ,Auto Tr ' • 32' Davis • W~ .' iilf . . laddlrlal Lea"'HI~ ~ ., ....,. ~. Jr. Aprn 1, 1117 ,siJ; ~am G'a!li - n~ Woa Loot Won Loot · Jewelers, BRW . Hdwe, Btl; ' Simon's Martel 5811 3010 K&C Jewelers 82 14 ,;rejm -High Serlet - ·n c Jew.· 7 Up Bottling Co, 54 33 BlUe & Grey Res. 52 , f4 e)era, • · N. Y. Clothing Holllle 42 U RuUand Dept. Stare 40\1 46\1 Fiescher's Te1. Sta. 38\1 10\1 Landmark 32 54\1 High Game and Series -Carolyn Bacltoer 20%, 547; Team High Game and Series - Slmon's Market 858 2391 ' ' • Rawling's Honda 58 Valley Belle Daory li4 Pomeroy _Cement Block li4 H & R Forestone . 50 High Game and Seroes -Har· ry Miller 224, 655. Team High Game and Series - Valley Belle Daory, 952, 259ll. Late Wed. Mixed League 1887 AprD 5, Points I 58 4 No ,Trumps 50 De em_ s Team 41 Palsoes 40 Ha rdly Ables 38 Zeros 32 Marklanders recorded hts the victory of theAstros sea· High . Gome -: Dick Rosnson against Houston last Thursday and predicted he baum, 201 : Neacol Carsey and · would have a winning year "If Pat Inge Is, 169 : H'og h SenesDick Rosenbaum, 547: Neacil 1 stay healthy." • The Dodgers are to start left- Carsey, 475. Tearn H'1gh Garne_D T H hI 657 T hander Claude Osteen against eem s earn , : earn og p 0 te h "1 Ser1es Pa•stes 1886 d D·12K,11.1 cu. rt. (NIMA appas. s en as an rec' ' , or so far. st•ndlrd), 1 coloB or wltito. Cincinnoli edged tile San Dl· Early Wed. Mixed Lesgue • Space for lots of frozen food ego Padres of the Pacific Coast April 5. 1967 -65·1b. size fraezer Ch0$L League 2·1 Monday night in an F Won s ts 23 Last I, • Spice for \1 gal. cartons, exhibition game at San Diego, our fl"r men 16 esll'• butler in the door. They used three pitchers but Foursome 21 18 [he win WP.nt to Aurelio Monte- Four Aces 20 19 1 • Spacefmevenfatcabbaps gudo. John Tsilouris. first of a Dou~le M's 19 20 , in full-width Hydrator. trio of Padre moundsrnen, was B&F s 17 22 1 . Space for fresh meats in the loser. Spoller.< 17 22 the full-width Chill Drawtrl Both the Reds' runs were un· Hogh Game - Harry Thornearned, with a throwing error as, 255; Betty Smith, 1911; High I $ by firs t baseman Jim Gentile In Series - Harry Thomas 626 :, Ihe third inning permitting what BeItY Smitll 494; Team High proved to be the winning run to -. Foursome 757; Team score. Hogh Seroes - Foursome 2033. mo;e on to Houston Women'• Thunday Leagu ay or a our-game seroes e 1 with the Astros. If - --- ----- Until the ninth round the cut Philadelphia 4 1 .800 \1 By United pre" InternaUoDal cascaded blood, covering Ben· Chicago 3 2 .600 II> ' NEW YORK (UPI)- Nino THE DEVU. YOU SAY! venuli's face witll a mask of Houston 3 3 .500 2 Benvenuti; 159, Italy, outpointed SALT LAKE CITY IUPI) crimson, His cornermen fmally AUanta 3 3 .500 2 Enule Griffo til, 153 1·2, , New , Pnul Hornung, the Golden Boy , were able to stop a flow ol Pittsburgh 2 4 .333 3 York 115) lwms world moddie· ' of professional football, will i blood In til• loth, but the New York 2 4 .333 3 weoght lotie). make his acting debut in the challenger's vision apparently San Francisco I 5 .167 4 upcoming picture 11The Devil':; was not hampered. ,Los Angeles 0 4 .000 4 LEICESTER, England (UP!) Brigade." ' But Benvenuti's attack hogged Monday's Results - Henry Cooper, 194. England, David L. Wolper, who is now down In tile third as the squat New York 9 Pittsburgh 6, night oulpoonted Boston Jacobs, 192 f. in Utah filming the picture Gnffith. weighing 1531·2 poonds Chicago at Philadelphia, night 2· New York (10); Jack Bodell, announced Monday tllat Hor: compared to I$9 for Nino, ppd. rain 205, England, outpointed Sonny nung wlil play tile role of a scored heavily with welt-raising (Only games scheduled) Moore, 190, Tyler Tex. (10). lumberjack in the movie about ; L<ldy punches. In the fourth, Tuesday'• Probable Pltcbert World War U combat troops. Gnffith had bis moment of (Won·Jost reeorda In paron· PARIS (UP!) -Ray Adigun, ghry by knocking down the theses) 1136. Nigeria, knocked out Benito Italian for a five count. Chicago (Holtzman 0.0) at Ortiz, 124 1-2. Puerto Raco (6). ACE SIGNED Benvenuti, wobbly from tbo Philadelphia (Short 1·0), 8:05 NEW YORK (UP!) -Dick , punch. shook bls head In p.m. TOKYO (UP]) -Johnny Ja· Van Arsdale, the New York I amwment as he climbed off New York !Seaver 0.0) at m_oto, 126 1-4, Philippines, drew Knickerbocker• rugged 6-foot·S the canvas, and Griffith moved Pitiaburgh !Fryman 0.0), 8:05 1 woth Jaguar Kaklsawa. 127 1·2, defensive ace oigned his In for the kill. But the Italian, p.m. Japan (tO). contract lor th; coming 1967-611 winning for lbe 72nd time in 73 · Hollllton (Dierker l-0) at season it was announced pro houtll, shoot off lh• effect. Atlanta !Cloninger 0.1), 8:115 -HOUSTON (UP!) - Dave Monda~ ~nd took tile nm three rounds p.m. Zyglewicz, 226, Houston, Van Arsdale was the team's on courageollll fashion. Cincinnati (Pappu I-ll) at Los knocked out Dave Centi, 186, third leading scorer last season "The knockdown is the only Angeles (Osteen 1).1) U p.m. Los Angeles (10). with a IU average He also punch that burt,'' BenvenuU, a St. Louis (Washburn 0.0) al was New York's leading 12·5 underdog, said later. "I San Francisco (Perry I-ll), 4 STOPS IN TOKYO rebounder with 555 and oecorrd never saw II coming. The rest p.m. TOKYO (UP!) _ South Viet- in assists witll J47 of tile fight, he didn't hurl me !Only games scbeduled) ' at all" ' Wecbool<lay'o Gamel nam Foreign Minister Tran Van i - - - - - - - - - Grllfllb then won the eighth, P II t a b u rgh at Philadelphia, Do, en route to tile Southeast stopover. He Is scbeduled 1.o nlntll and tOtll, but tllat was bls night Asia Treaty Organ":ali~ tSEA· meet with Prime Minister El· only flurry until be managed to Cincinnati at Los Angeles night TO) councol meeting 10 tbe saku Sa to and Forejgn Minis· launch an attack In the 14th. 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II up ~iln tlils year. :, ' I Alter his second .place_flnlab 1n the ~f o1 !;bampions, Pal~ , his .1'00' ·u:.~'"'- "k-\a,,ul-. "~!~=·~= secoild 'a lola! ii'MbinJton lliiaton,' •• .; _, panthers Top Athens, MI'ddJeport ·. Take Oarp •• ~. lle",e :, tt · ant the •••• ' ' ' . ' ·· · ,· . and ·Home lnaUrano ·• · · . For the Premluma Yo• * Pay" Golfer• • 9~6 r.........-A~LLSTAR Dllvls 23'/, 601; Tealn, HI·gh Game - New Yort Central, 574; Team Hillh Series -M.\ple Lawu Poultry, 1528. I, By MARTIN LADER win lh• Oag if be bad been used Cardwell gave up eight hits UPI Sporta Writer more frequently. cardwell even- and tour earned runs but with dlSr"~' stories come in lually was traded to the Mets In a 9-.'Jiead by the fifllt'lnning he I erent wrappings, and Don tbe ofl..eason. didn't have ,to press loo hard to ~:,, ~ ' POMEROY LANES :;:~~: ~~~ for an "I like to bea~ anybody, not avenge an opelling-day defeat to J-!i...,;.:..tt...llt1 AprfJ .. 1117 starter ue as a , only the Porates,' Cardwell said tile Pirates. The J-4, 210-pound Trl C...ty Leapo Alii!· after the victory, which he also hurler was removed from h-r--.J PoiDis ough ~ pitching perto; aided with a tapa-measure Monday's game In favor of Ron Bolsum No. 1 68 mance wasn t a gem, and be s borne run. "There's no longer Taylor following a two-run Foreman & Abbott 63 lllte everyone to beHave It was animosity between Walker and homer by Willie Stargell in the Craig's Market 56 just another game, Cardwell me. I said something at the eightll inning-. • G&J Auto Parts 54 te~ved IDunense personal satls- Hme and it was my opinion." Cardwell's homer came off Craw's Steak House 41 a on from his ftrat victory as Only Game Played loser Vern Law witll a man on Hoiaum No. 2 30 a New York Met Monday night The Met.-Pirates game was ' base in the seoond Inning and Ail..Stan ' the High Game - Tom Chapman when he beat hts former the only one played 1n the went high over tile wall at the "Ail that pod oarlb dowa 212; Higb Series - George ~tt.burgh Porate teammates 9- majors Monday. The other 400-foot mark 1n left center. · drabl." Wright, 566. Team High Game · scheduled Natoonal League con· Don said he believed be "might and Serlea - Craig's Market, Cardwell had cr!tlcized mana· test, Chicago at Philadelphia, have hit one tllat far before in 903, 2662. ger Harry Walker s handling of was postponed because of rain. Chicago In 1!160 or 1961 " !be Plttaburgh pitching stall In The only two games listed In Ed Kranepool drove. in. three City League the National League pennant the American League, Washing- runs with a pair of singles 1m April 4, 1967 race lut season tnd the ton at New York and Cleveland the Meta, who won their second PoiDII outspoken righthander laid he at Minnesota, also fell victim to game in six starts. Pittsburgh D&D Bar 72 rould _ll~ve helped the Porates 1mcliJJJI_""l_~eatloer conditions. has an Identical Z-4 record. Syracuse Ball Park liZ •t!t*' OTHfll GYM SETS, 4t:ff· Dilly . sentinel, l'oiMrOY·Mlcldleport, 0,, A ' prti~. t,i:1tt~lf ' . Benvenuti , " ~- ~ - I,..; · .. ... · s~ BILL CHII,DS . ' ' 'r •<N . ~ ;. ,, ' ' " ' CHRYSLER '67 ,, ' DOWNING ltiSUUNCE 'aGIHri, .JNt,' , ,' ' '· ' · . ' ·. ' ' ' ' Mtlga Cll\,'nly'l.~ and Utfttlli MIDDLIPOitT. CHIO ,) ' " ' ' .' ·TOM RUE:· ·3rd Ave.; �.,,,1 ' 1· Lost a"d Found ~~·, •'1210. ·Motor Co. ' . . 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Nelson's LIC1n1e Drug store. _____ 4 9. 89to:_ SCHWARZEL MARINE SEWING MACHINE - Left In layaway 1967 Model Zig Zag equibpptted to buttontltole,b sew ... on u OM, overcas, em ro1u HOCKINGP~:l; OHIO ery, etc. Guaranteed full cash PHON I 370 price only $4S.B7. or $5.00 per month Call 9112-3 128 · ' 4 Gtc __ _ 18 72 I 36 inch chrome breakfast "5 v· B Mi set, .. . 1c rown, nenville 9112-3324 4 II 8tc WHEEL · - - · - - - ·---.,.--11 ALIGNMENT Real Estate For Salt IVINRUDE ' 1 ° I ' ' : _ _ :__ - - - 1 BLAmNARS ,....,"""""""""'':"'""':"""'"""'.j TRAILERS "j be .!'!.!':.,''"' .... DAILY . CR0 SSW0 RD ,:';;, :r-·· __ !::"' ::=;:oot SP-A-CE-.-~-oocl -;liiJ. p'::.~ s~u~:!!o~ -~~~ TRAILER Jng place. Inquire I040 S. and cleaned woth Blue Lustre. Rent Ave,, Middleport. electric shampooer $1. Porn4 ' :nrp I eroy Cement Block Co. t ROOMS anc1 bath, Ea11 MilD , 4 17 lite St., Pomeroy, ISO: a rooms THE PROVENcarpet clt1118r ancl bath, Eaot Main St., Pom- Blue Lustre Is easy on the eroy, .... ~: ono 4 room apar~ budget. Restores 1orgo tten men!, furnished, East Mala colon . Rent electric shamSt, $60 : one building, zo 1 '10, pooer $1. Baker Furniture Co. Ba•t Main, vacant lot, 125 4 17 lie l i4Jh\. ,IDol flvnllge, will build to lull AUCTION Wednesday, Aprli AIOaDI, El'l MaiD SL Phoat If, 1 p. m. at horne of Mn. tmUl 4 p. m. wz.:wl5. Alllr Sbellle Pt!ly, I doon dGwll 3 23 4 99Z-9905. on Bock St., juat oil 0 hI o :i: ' lJ 341 In Lolli Bottom, Oblo. Due to lllnela, au ponnnal property wiD be 10111. Up- . _:;:,_ '* r=a. =try11r~!Wi~ -::..-:; Obla. ' liD Ito_ ~ prd ~loa. Pb. CUSTOM bult:berJD&. Will bQJ M!IM or ~~~~»~• bid& Pbll llellr, 8al U . 12 • lie _ U 1 rfc WELL IIIIIDialntd rT 01111 M BoUday aedan, JIO'II'• ateerIPI, bnbl, rrllldoorl a I t1 orata. ltattery.Excellent MIIBI -llreatoand . Dill -. m• •• :: ~~. =nJm• •·;:- '• allow: IOUlld 114 liT:9PeDlDP IAwta or ==- a Xamoe4 o1r ~= llf .1. ~t s:;c .. Jtllloazoo. • l.ael fi.Oolnlla..t ;;! fl. Koon Cioolra 1. =· 1111 · •• o•u• 1 Jllte ·.~. Auclloneen ; I ~II Nlw R1dl1!9r $hop eCor eTruck eHeater Core • Bulldozer eAny Type KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 14)96 Mlddl...,rt, 0. AIR CONDITIONING FREE STORAGE Phona 99247!14 or 9914395 Pomeroy, 0. YOU CAN BREA'!HE I!A51tR 1 PA. :!M REf'LACI~ ~E gather au your winter Clll'lllo~ts and store them oritb us. No more closets eramped with unused clotb· m,. No more airina, oortlns, spraylttf, 11114 packlns with your w 9ter elothee. Every· thlnR you send II beoutifully cleaned safely, ln•urml and 'oaretully stOred. Every Item freshly pressed when you call for il Nothb!g to pay tlU !all. No bulsins cloaets, sale from moths arul safe from thl!ft. Bring them In or call for Pick Up & Delivery S.rviCI Phone n3-5543 Just ln1urance WTOMOBILE IDSUrlnce beell caucelled? Lost your opera!· 01"1 Ueense? Call WY H966. I II lfll GE'f A quolatloa iEij. 1'ER INSURANCE AGENCY INC. beforl reaewlni your IUIO lDIIUrance. We mQ be able 10 uve you 111011e1. tllfc from- MONeY 'I'CIJ llORIIOWED ON YOUR PeNSION PLAN AND IN5UR:AN(;e. GXJ:h l~K • !lv HOWIE MI&IK HEV! ALL "W GUT'S GOT R:lS11lOIJS 0/J ~E TEAM El(CEPJ" ME/ Ma10n, W.Va. !ConUoued fr9m age I) ty Carper, WilHam Radford, David Koblentz, Barbara Riggs, Max Gorsuch Dlee Cecil Hysell, Don HW111el, Char· ID ~teubeoville lea Gloeelmer, Homer Smith, Joe Gloeclraer, John Manley, Max Oursucfl. former Melp Dorothy Johnston, Dorothy County resl~ent, brother-in-law Douglas, Gilbert Z1rilllng, of VIrgil ampbell, died In Kathleen Wells, Guy Guinther, Steubenville, . Friday, April 14, Marjorie Price, 09Cllt Smith, and · was bUrled Monday, April Ivan Wood Leo Vaughan, Ola l7 St Clair Kennetb Harris Da· • vid Hol~r. Frank vauihan, He Is IUI'Vived by hls wife, Jean Windon, Harold Spencer, Emma Campball Gorsuoh; Ftorenee Bearllll IDd Robert three daughters, Doris, Domtby Couch. and Hannah: one lister, Mrs. SYRACUSE _ Arletta Pick- i Ruth Plckerini!IOn, ~:.and ens, George Schneider, Donald Hveralll'an~ebUdren. Mr. Gor" Hendricks, Orll Hubbard, Rob- sueb was a cml eoglneer and a ert Wingett. ll'&duate of Ohio State Unlversl· MIDDLEPORT Kennelh ty. Scltee, Kenneth Imboden, WllUe - - - -- - Maude Coates, Paul Habto1111tall, - , J·~es Gilbert, Larry GU· Rollllb, "- ~.. Max Davis, Albert . land. Glenn Evall8, Che!ler El'WIIl. REl!lDSVILLE Mannln& RACINE F P - ranees 81'110118, Marcnko. Tessie Wolfe, Robert Clel~nd, CHESTER - Bell)' Hawk, William Robinson, Jll!l Kiser, Paul Hawk. Albert Plll'~r , Annt Tueker, lJllle Johnson, Paul Hoffman, Nellie- Parker, lela Tucker, Ralph Badgely, Roaer Gaul, Barbara Sarsent. Dorothy Badgely, Dorotby Pro!· MJNEflSVlLLE Eileen lilt, Nancy Hollllnier, Suzame ,swan. Floyd Hen4rlckl, Stacie Bush, James Satterfield, Pbyl· Arnold, JU~eph E. Thoren, Jr., lis Harris, ChN Pickens, Em· Clara Mdntyre, Wllliam H. ma Adams. Jones Hemert Mcintyre, PIU81118 AND WOOID 1!10'1' - · - LtlllhlliQ D' Mary Lou Soutty, Power of Willi& Jral'.-IPDlliiSOK AttorneJ. 4 If 1111 • ---- • I -----'-,...,.r·..- . .\... - 7 N, !:' .. ! I 1 ~ . i. i.' - a lltlll'4f'lli~ · . ~j>IEJDER 'dXJ'LL 5E IIJ THe CX!TFIELO CATOII~G. R.IE~ FREAKY/ TUPPERS PLAINS - BIll ' Rll<llle. MASON - Jim Proffitt, 1\qJ· mond Slsk, Joyce Caraon, WU· Dam L. Zerkle, George Carson. LONG BO'M'OM - Willard Pigott, Susan Pigott, Ada BitteD, Larry Collins, Nathaniel Carpenter, Mace! Barton, HenI')' Bahr, Jametl Hayes, Rlchanl llartotl Howanl Parker OlarPORT!.um Dorll' layrt, 181 "·ret·'"' '""· Clair""'Boso. NEW HAVEN /- ·, ' Dale D. Kulm, Little lr HAROLD GUY QUITE A SWEATER '('GOT ii-IERE, I=I GGIOR "'T'GROW lP T'Rl.L Yffij IT W:: ~ . l!umla. W. Va. "('WAr-IT MORE 1 · ~· I " :Y i ABBIE AND SLATS eo. DorotbyJ-,JIIrtfonl. W DI.O. . . . a•n.- Cl"'• Va. M""" ,. .....,.,,. -•• Va. OpheUa CltlhlleriiOII, Welt lwnbla, W. Va. eo. I ' ':_~.Pick· -~· -~~: ~_ W. _Va. I .Jil ·' !I\ 1111 ' I a, ' BUNNY · ~e uJr till death pellllty for Hel· Jed[ and tiro otller men wb o . aurvtm lilt ~ atttin!li i Amlts thai endecJ In a bloOdy JUD-bl!. j I'F!Ilor~ecl at !he CfiWIIr J.U ll'llladllt•ihtotdeourtbouae'IUI · li'IC!Jd R. Shiffer, Apple Groye, Dec. t A tow1h prisoner was S]warrant; Charles. GtNIJ, fllaiiJ' WOIJ!ided· 58 pley, charpd with drtv· . i· lng lle Ia~ar.dj Roy lft'll· Allllta'• AI~ llllndl Ire , , an, 38, BldWeU; Oltlo; peace a chaill of about 1.. ls-I , , I, ' 11 ~"r.'\t'i~""'\:l"~L 11,.,.. PT. ARaESTS. 1114DR PLBAsAift! '- ' =-··t. "-•- ...... . .. - l . ! l l l a l l . , n rr•·lilr .. . · , 1a _. ' . . •• ' ·'ll'l'll'lr• · j •livid ..... . lia'r .~-., r• "" · ,,. . · ' . 'b:i fl I ;' . 1r CHIITP IOULD DICK TRACY I BERRl'S WORLD o1 ·.~ I 0' CHILLY llltr\10\JT rrl ltellll VIneyard, llllprt, Ohio. lor lha 1a1a1 l!leOtiDC of t h • ·~~ alt,'1 J10i* eltlef - dttrlttt an 11o _. ME WliiiAR l'r1 I'D lllliOIII' Hoot· lnl 0 dar~ Pean011, Welt =.::. •!".! .•.,11~ "...!' •!o!il wm "1M pn. · , ·- , l!\*"• -w. .,« '!!1.:.-u .--.-. Lawreuce County Prosecutor cmw, pnw ·••mr: • Dennls c.Jiahan ll8ld would · QH , 1'Hiil 'I'H' OO<Ii lfl' . P!'OIPfOI!ve juron ·- ..... ••-•-·• .,., - Monday u tilt BaliNt trial.lrl- - IT out sa-lt D/>1 ~ 'l\1.1 "I'OU GOT REAl. COOP.AGE,I'tlD r ed HaD«*. NCJN. J COIItiJIU today In lbe Drs! - dllrll IPUI'• -~.... · »rinl!to ... do• -oblr. .,.., · 1111 -.. .. •R "' ,1-.m. ~ wue a,aDo,...•a• Or a ·~ ....... aio.t MAVIII 'IOUit 1M WILl MAKE UP WI'TH ,Wi ., Oblo (UPI)- At- tomP4i to seat a Jury 'JI.IANKO, W!NNI~. .. . . ......... ABC Cleaners '. ·'r .', SERVICE HEATING I '~ ' RAP~T~ .. :1::' •• ::t ~a.· &ii·'!!!,;'1Ti1,:r:; a~t. liNll.., Maytag wringer washer, jars, OV :II'VBII'LX• 'IJHZ 'I'LDO Ol!lo, 45772. ' ' • 17 120tc practically new canner, oth- D'l''IJID 1f•l er old lumlture. y uz .• In Oblo or Not respooelble for accldentl. ·~ Goddard 8lld lleCulobsa, 'II I I j'a DIJf p 1111 lelia .a. eliPnw .llf filii IanDI . IRON'l'Of( ' !!:.""wt111•'A,I1!JI~~~ dre frill of CMrl N.t:i -wu• . Reynolds, ·LI'L AINIR . MIDDL . 1110~ I < O!ftO BAKER & SEYFRIED Uf ef . Notice L...-~ IIOTIII coal atove, amaU eleotrlcal · • L lr • lr • ·L L Ct " . eooktnr u·-~·· One llttAf!' 1111»17 llludo fill' .,,lilt 11 :Ill t1o1a -pte .1.11 aoo.~ '"" ... , tor 1111 .._ u., x tor 1111 tw a .. ete. fiiDale Jettero, .._ dllbet, aam• eut.ttul clllbl!l, tropldol, 1111 1o1w111 111141 tomrt'M "' llllf•~ ..., IIIIW>te. home cqaad veJelabJae. au1111 ... JoUon.,. dlftenat. meroos colleclor'l t• • poe_ , •, pedal .-....., .& OIJJII-• Grill&• .... -"bl1 .... ouuques, I • • • & 'l' 11' H D 0 R X0 BL root. wlld etncer, machine, bed Unms, quillt, 'l' 0 1' L A. 17 a 1o :r 8 Q .,·v H D clean, no dirt. , hand woven throw rug.. lawn J) :a. v H p v P, 0. Bol 14, : mower~, 11111U garden tooll, Cillo. w, ...,,, "' <II Wllll&ono w l'llhl lrmer, Nlrilertior, D.tQ,I Clllfi'OQOOHI - B le !low ta w.k IU 10 ranp, Wll'lll Monllug A lC 1' • L a A A • a 0 a.,... -"·n.... . ly-. ., ... ~· Judy Still not -Seated .,....Olate, $396.01 belt ol!er over f300.~ by AprU 11. lobi M d Case a.r.:"jotolt aaaoaiWioa ;,:-, R;wllng• Ho11d•·$1les Your Hillin• Sylflm 11 The MAll ~ lmportent. f4e. ,. pllanCI In Your Homt, ~11 Ua Glvt It A Good Mid Winter Check 1 EXPERIENCED T ' i~ I 1 1 . '· CA~~ DICK llA"'IoiNGI "'''II' l'aOr••• ' =~-cCONSOLE - SACRIFICE ••• d f- Sou;- STEREO - -CoD· ""' - s·mger Sew. -:.::...,0:-:~=.---:;;;;;-;:;;;n.; I a ng ~r ers or u em temporary Walnut Stereo with ing maeblne In walnut drop OUR gratitude can not really 1 Tomato and pepper plants. radio, deluxe floating lUmia· bead cabinet, equipped to E(g be expressed in words. Your , Billy HiU, Racine, Ohio. 949- ble, perfect condition. Take zag, monogram, appllque, fan· kmdness has helped lessen 2541. 4 18 3tc over payments of $5 per cy design, etc. 99a-2680. . 1be aorrow .· tert in hearu , 4 14 lie 1 . •aue f our r beloved! mon tb or pay baance __ _ 0 by the passmg ~~ster Dor· 'molovment W1nted $98.84. Try it In your homt. DON'T PUMP your 1Juggtsh wife, ;o~:;;.,~~ wosb io e<· i WILL oo outside or inside _<:all !192-3128. . 4 18 6tc septic tank. Get Klean-Em· 0 p~~s ~ur appreciation for the' painting. Contacl Mack Stew· WENDELL'S Parkersburg, All septic tank cleaner. Land· 1 M w v H 1 ti' mark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy. acts ol kindness, messages. 01 ar ' ason. · a. ave a argo 801ec on 1 P1• a 23 3()te sympathy, and the beauttful 4 17 S:c anos. Used, new and demon· .. _ _ floral tributes that we restrators. We have a plano oo IIUUUE'I PRICJ~;D turntture u telved lrom our relatives, Help Wanted flt your need. Slop In and 0111 tblrd noor budget shop. We . choose the one lor you. 1209 Baker P'ural~ Middleport 01 hbors and friends. ~ g. k th allbear-' SOMEONE to hve m. and do Garfield Ave. Phone 485-4101. OhJO ll 12 ~' ••pecoally than ep housework and cookmg Mra -' tb Rawllngs.Coats P'u· · 4 18 4tc ,1• FT SHASTA travel trailer ers, e CarL A. Young, Z396 Ladd· • · ' neral Home, and Rev. 0. H. I sl Akron 0 44312 . 4I6 3tp FOR CUSHION comfort, Knapp I sleeps six. Lot of extras. 493 CaP! for his words l)f splrttual Shoes, men · women. Cliff's Broadway St., Middleport. guidance and comfort S•mltXPERIENCED man to wor~ Shoe Repalf. 4 12 8tp 4 12 6~ , AND "'ark and Family. 4 I6 1tc on dairy farm. House lurruilh· . . ed. Powell Farm on Racme- ELECTROLUX swe.per, pastel USED electric welders. Call ~- --L'•• 0,. -'h. .., BRAKE SERVICE Notice Portland Rd. Phone Racine blue, on wheels, attachments, 192·3423. 4 U tic III.M'C'Ifl.,_ f'liloftof • RE wili be a week-endre- Ohio 843-2275. HT·3t~ cord winder, paint spray in- CAMPING TRAV_E_L_ POMEROY - 1 ACRE LOTTHE . - - - - - - -- - . eluded. Pay off I paymenls • viva! starting Wed!j<!sday, A~ . LADIES - Supplement mcome $6 70 992 _2685 Ra,lleb style frame, 6 rooms l'hont 992-2143 Pomeroy 4 14 tic rU !9, at 7:30 p.m., at the by working full or spare time. · · · (3 bedrooms), modern kltch· 11 Hobson Christian Union Set your own hours. Immedl· USED electric welder. In per· ArACHI en, bath, carporl Property 1' Ohureh with RA!v. Everelt All· I ate openin& oo service route feet condition. Fortney are- HANNALINI In good condition, nice place Busin..u Services nian evangelist. Rev. O'DeU in city ol Pomeroy. Write welder. Call 99Z-2276 from 1• T~UCK COVERSe lor chlldren. •10,900.00. REFIUGERATION ani all con· Manley Pastor. Everyone Rutb Bergaus, Walkins Pro- 10 a. 111. or 6-8 p. m. Uood Trliltro In Slock Z1 ACRE FARM -CLOSE IN- dlt' nln . M'ller's Reo we~me. 08 J~ duels, Inc., Winona, Minn. 4 14 lie Moolof Tho Tlmo Route 143 - One soory frame fr~at~o~e~.;•Appl:ance SerELM!>R BURNS has purchas. 4 18 lte ,1,1~~~::, bo~e, 6 rooms, batb, good Ylce. Naw Haven, BBZ-2898 . ed tbe Clinton Fisher Pai nl MALE or FEMALE - Desk I ALFALFA WEEVIL eCAMPING &QUIP. I drilled well with water l)'tl4 18 :lOtc Co s d Ave Middleport 1 k ROUSH & LYONS tem, ooncrete bleck well . . 50 M 1 be bl . Ph~neec~ ~Iter 5 p m: ~erliv:v:. A~plyu~n per~n~ HAS HIT the AREAl CAMPING TRAIURS houoe and ~llar, barn, chlrk· TERMITES Swarming - These R asonable rat~ 4 16 3tc Ohio Hotel tlerton St. Mo...,, w. Ya. en hOUie, ruce rarden lpllce. reproduc11ves have left tbe 4 13 6tc _ e .. . .. · ---~- · . ... __ ::...~r.'l: ClDSe to ahool and chureb. colony that ls destroying your GARBAGE Pick • Ill! In Syra. ROUTE" MAN, p1ck up and de- thlo p11t. Got 1111 GLAZED blocks, size h8x!S, fi,OOO.OO. home. Before you act, call Ui cuse, Thursday and Friday· llver cleaning and laundrv 2'lOIJ Phone Doyle Ord, Mas· MIDDLEPORT - S. iTR ST.lor free lnlpe<tion and ad· 1 25e a . ean. Contact Parker house to house. Good salary ·w Va 7T3-5S'It 1 story frame, 6 rooma (Z Ylce. A Melgl County Com· Chaney, RlJ 1, Racine. and commlsswn. Must be r&POA)EROY on, · •• · 3 17 tic bedroomt), bath, garage, pany. Harold Maue-;. Allied _.. _. 4 l~ ~! sponsible. A.B.C. Cleaners, 9f2.2tBI . _ good place tor retired couple. Pest and Tennlte Control ------'~--'=--, Mason, W. Va. 4 13 6tc ~ ROOM IDd bath coltage ~ear t4,210.00. Company, 8011 w. Main, Pom· INCOME tal service, evening . Opon 111 , pm _ ~on.·Sot. Forked Run Lake. Drilled POMEROY_ One story frame, eroy, Ohio, 19U6et. by app111ntmenta only. Phone 1 J.or Sale well, natural cas, Alto two 4 rooms, hath, enclosed front 4 17 6tp Mrs. Sleven Eblin (Wanda! , AUCI'ION - Saturday, April 22 gas cooking sloves and two porch, bardwood ftoon, ftre- PARMERS wllhln- -thlriY Lau,..l Cliff Road, Stat• Rt 1 p. m. The followiug oerson· For Sale or Rent refrlaeratorl. Pbona 8411-2161 place, ~lltDt CODdiUon. •·· miles· Curtis "dairy ar 1 17 1 30 tie 500.00. !24. IOtr a! property will be sold at TWO BEDROOM bouse 1614 · beef" breedlgll servloe. - -- -814. East Matn St. in Pomeroy, Lincoln Height<!. Pho~e 773- , USED Hammond Organ--Com·, ALBERT M. CO,X BROKER Provet! bulls at $6 per cow. Ohoo. 1\yo 2 .pc. hvmg r,oom • 5704 or contact John Sisson, plete witb tone cabinet. Good 1111 SilO Call early. Leland Parker, 2 smtes, platform rockers, I Mason w. Va. 4 12 6tc condition. Mahogany Finish. EvenlJlll ttW838 eet-2284 Pomeroy or 1185-3824 NOW TAKING TV rocker, I ant1que rocker. ' Priced lor quick sale,, Only 4 1!__3tc_ Chester. · ! 31 :!Ole stands, glass door bookcase, •• s t w d 11 8 1209 350 APPLICATIONS comblnaUoo desk and book· Sale or Trada • · ee a en e • FOR SALE - li room hoU18 ii!:WINU maclllMI. rt[lllr fii • d. Garfield Ave., Parkersburg. IDd gara1e, 2 acre lot 1n ~- aU maiea WY Z.Z214. ilbrary tab!e, • pc. m· case, 4 18 W e 000 Call m •.,., , FOR CARRIERS in& room suite, sewing ma· 11160 MERCURY, manure Pomeroy, f3 .00. • '1111 Fllbrk. Sbop, l'omlr!l7 chine, 2 metal beds, 2 chif· spreader, will sell or trade i THREE NICE building lots, 3 51115. 4 7 lfc Autbor!led Slnpr 8al• IDd IN MIDDLEPORT. forobes, 3 pc. bedroom suites, lor cattle. Phone 99U412, j houses. Jacob Tumer, Phone POR ·SALE _ 1 room bou.i, ~ervtea 1 Ill lie 7 pc. dinette, 6 pc. dinette, 2 4 1 3tp M-3681. 4 0 J2tp bath, ba~etnent, 1tonn doon AVCTIONEEK Co.,t,ctf•y• Manley cabinet bases, vanity dresser, and •lndow1, 1n Raetne. IIH Colllplett Sel'\'lcl chest ol drawers, 2 utlllty Edison Brace or pbont Nf. Crll* llndfonl Middleport cabinets, apartment gasrange ACROIIll 4li. Bb!ftgy U.l\udl. 2101. a 21 aote l Write Pb " Contacl 1 Admiral 1V, I Philco 1V, 1. Noted «~. ~~~ ,_, , • ' O:U.Oroao tbrow rugs, 1 woven fiber rug 6' ~:;g•· l . lce ,.... Manne Supphes A. ~cllle, Oldo 20. ~It<For Rent and othe. household Items. ll.Ciimblng 2.Kindot Sl.Sktp 1 __ 1 lie -:-:=co;; .,----,. Signed - John Rlebmond, plant dol' a FEATHERCRAF'I' aluminum 14 t ROOMS, bath. basement, Not reapon"ble for accidents tl.llapungo LK1ll4al otone ft. boat, 2fi H.P. Motor, lrall· AIR CONDmONING Relrt&eri~4 b~~~~~ " ~~ir: Tel'llll: Cub. tL : : :: II. :-vel er, s llf• preservers, good at1111 • olot. Jecm'1 Refrll' !tome. Pbone Spruce 3-5341. The Bradford Auction Co, 14. P*eo 4. AlfO!IIO'I oxCORt condlUou $425. Call 1112- ~ Ol'ltlon, N.. Bafell. Phrille Evenings Spruce 3-5736. Critt Bradford, Auctioneer u . ~!~,.. :tUlxite Rev. Stuller, Syracuse. I8WO'It. t I llo 6. ~~":211' Ito: A . C. Bradford, Manager otrtp tor: obbr. f 17 ate MAKE MORE PROm - .,Y 4 17 _ Ht'ltc lll~ocllan I.Oblllll&te . . . , . _ li9.Fellnee ' Dating your linD'• HI'VIealll ll'IRSTFLOORfurnishedSroom CITIZENSBANDRidiDitaUon, ~~: ==- '· ~=... :~: ~=~~.. Auto Sal• 1111 Dally Senlllel'l llullnlll epartmeot. Phone 992·:18'14. , Jete adl t ntenn •n4llll' L Polyoo. I'Od aa, 'l'outmlc w&llall& , ..7 ""RD ., Jr'-e, ..., V8 1emce CIO!UlliD. 10 10 • 4 12 tic ' comp l o. wo a al, 18. Twotol<l: of fonat ... • v •• .... ...... - - -- - car mount. Reason for •eU· p..ttx I.Emplo11 -=~ automalle. ""' Pbon. 741- B¥UY·MII IWG dill,..., f ROOM unfurnished apanment log, getting ready to go to 19.!\0gul.. 10. Bore -f1H. t 11 lip ad right 10 1111# proJII:'. Fut con.,e. Phone 992-3225. Uou, u. Will&' point IIIII ...,, J'rle llllmara Ill Pomero•. Pb. 192-5385. ' 4 17 Jtp :n. -c-. 1l8l PORD Slatlaa W•...., IIIWZif. GoesJell 11 11 lfll _ _ -· __ . __ _ IIIOdla." -.- Pbolle ~ Co. IOddlepar&, ---::---:-:-:::--;-:-- ' S~R~ICf Call Pomeroy beceas. Chopmtn, own- ,· FORD - _ Ferguson __ tractor _ .- 2 ~ ~========~~;=.;;~;.~~; 11:;~~~:;:::=:=:=:::;:~"""'"""'"";-= · ~~~-7:-:""'"""'"""'1 er, I. 0.Leona McCoy, aucUoneer. WAN1 AD PHONI tU:.tllt d • AUCTION SALE - Saiurda~, April 22, beginning al 10:30 a. m. al the late. F. W. Chapman home, CoolvlUe. Enlire contenll of 10 room bouse. Luneb to be served by 118- • a~; · 4 I& 3tc · II ;;i;;;--;;;:;;;;;:=;;;-=o.-= Co. OPiN EVES. 9:00 P.M. _-. ttHmal'lt. ' ·o 1191. I Mo·Ton Panel. V-11, WeN, lla ............ OF .. IU HOUIII I:IO a. m tt S:OI p m., DallY 1110 1 , "'· to n:ID ,.oon. l1t\lrda., IT'I IAI"'' TO PLACI A ROBIN MALON! ,. ' Business Serv•ce!: 1 :':,':~::': i:t~ ~::. $15SO ttrea, wltb white 1964 CHEVROLET •CIItiOn.al wo,. tc . II.lMb ADS - , A4NifiOMI 1St CNr .. PI' 6 t1VII'- ' ' heavy U · · ' .;::;-::=;;;; PLAGSTONE - •P'IIIIollt• <IIU. nol ...... - Mr I'Mf't IM'1 OD c ... ,. y I lnves~nt, good equip.:, r.-l~:===::;:=============iiii•-:~·=~==-j llldewellr--at 111- SlnaU - . prlc• Includes H NDA S. and, Middleport. ~981 of rnent 111111 merehandlse. Wrlt1 1 011 0 8011 Pomeroy, SALIS. I RaymDI!d I•IDIID, 11~ Klneon . ? =- -·- - , Drive, Olllipolll, or can m, W. 0. ' 'I'RAO'I'OR, plows and II 0111 ~ n~~o:~ ;_ " .~ II.Uiolt.'S'IOMI ..... ;"llitllll\er I IUrt .. fM ....... Ia ' For Sale J.Q$1 - BWfoW wi!l,l qqver's 1965 HONDA 3!J(l, excellent Jltlriit mUemal Helll'lly shape. Call NN117. 4 18 61C 114rd. If found ~ Jack Mow- SMAi..l. pn, ~~usillm,-Malli II')' 4 18 $1P street, PQroeroy, excellent op. For S.le portwlty for older couple. Pomeroy ,. j ( .J t' J r · -_l �.,,,1 ' 1· Lost a"d Found ~~·, •'1210. ·Motor Co. ' . . "'"' . . , . . . . . . aa-rlit WI I L•- · ' ._\( ~t ........ w........ ·-"""' ~. Mll'lhnull'l Chettt rse -;p tt • II' -..., thr" Cii Ill P ' •.,,_loow. 1tt.MI " ' 't j .... rtiOnl. ... :~ 1964 CHiiVROLET FleeWda J'lckup. V-8, radio and beater, rear bumper, West Coa11 mirrors. Blue tDp. Local one owner. Sbup. Nlble ttr IMrt: '''"' .... I• h\MHitft, IATII ror Want 4fi -..wttt ..~-i 't·· · finil~ duty '1395 automatic, . power steerlnJ and brake~, radio 1nd beater, pooltraetlon. Like new tlru. U JOU otD't aHord a IIOW one, better see tbJI to ault your needt. ,..., cant Dllcou nt on NiCI . . MMt atl !Mid within 10 daya. CA.I.D OF THANKI A O!IITUIIIIIII 11.50 ftt se word ~niftlraum. INft Pomeroy Motor ONE BATHROOM outltt complete, good eondlUOII, fii,QO, Phone 1149-2101. 4 IT 6tc ==-:;-:;;.,.,.;;--:= -- IGMEROY, OHIO ~ ia11c I· For Sllle Notice 3904 992 cul~vator, liM VB Fonl 11111· lOr, I - Bolin Power ebaln IIW 1968 Chevrolet 2 door car.' Phonl '/'12-leM. 4 18 81p ·- ---PUBLIC SALE- At t.ul'fll , (lllfl Auction House, every Friday night, time T::!O p.m.! li:veryone welcome, Plenty or refreshments. Corne out and , enjoy yourself. Col. Jlm Ad- • ams, owner. . 4 18 lie · · • Card of l'l,•nks 4 16 6tc AJ.1 t ki I ..., ,,.. lotlmolto ·~ I Aluminum Awnlilll IAiumlnum' lldlnt I Aluminum Rllllnto I Aluminum Wlndllw• & Doon ICir Pom ePalloo el;.wn In Insulation , llllm~r E. White, 4041-!1 Soulh 4th lt.,lronton, 0 • Rep ....entatlve In Thl1 Area 20 Y11n For V. V. JohniOn A Son, 222 4th Ave.. Hllntlntton 14 in. raking plows. Ealrly Dowell, 1 mile above 4Deller. 18 Stp __ _ _ _ . C&E Dtet·Aid lablew, a pleasSales and Service ant way to help di!crease Ohio Bolt ind Motor your desire for food. Nelson's LIC1n1e Drug store. _____ 4 9. 89to:_ SCHWARZEL MARINE SEWING MACHINE - Left In layaway 1967 Model Zig Zag equibpptted to buttontltole,b sew ... on u OM, overcas, em ro1u HOCKINGP~:l; OHIO ery, etc. Guaranteed full cash PHON I 370 price only $4S.B7. or $5.00 per month Call 9112-3 128 · ' 4 Gtc __ _ 18 72 I 36 inch chrome breakfast "5 v· B Mi set, .. . 1c rown, nenville 9112-3324 4 II 8tc WHEEL · - - · - - - ·---.,.--11 ALIGNMENT Real Estate For Salt IVINRUDE ' 1 ° I ' ' : _ _ :__ - - - 1 BLAmNARS ,....,"""""""""'':"'""':"""'"""'.j TRAILERS "j be .!'!.!':.,''"' .... DAILY . CR0 SSW0 RD ,:';;, :r-·· __ !::"' ::=;:oot SP-A-CE-.-~-oocl -;liiJ. p'::.~ s~u~:!!o~ -~~~ TRAILER Jng place. Inquire I040 S. and cleaned woth Blue Lustre. Rent Ave,, Middleport. electric shampooer $1. Porn4 ' :nrp I eroy Cement Block Co. t ROOMS anc1 bath, Ea11 MilD , 4 17 lite St., Pomeroy, ISO: a rooms THE PROVENcarpet clt1118r ancl bath, Eaot Main St., Pom- Blue Lustre Is easy on the eroy, .... ~: ono 4 room apar~ budget. Restores 1orgo tten men!, furnished, East Mala colon . Rent electric shamSt, $60 : one building, zo 1 '10, pooer $1. Baker Furniture Co. Ba•t Main, vacant lot, 125 4 17 lie l i4Jh\. ,IDol flvnllge, will build to lull AUCTION Wednesday, Aprli AIOaDI, El'l MaiD SL Phoat If, 1 p. m. at horne of Mn. tmUl 4 p. m. wz.:wl5. Alllr Sbellle Pt!ly, I doon dGwll 3 23 4 99Z-9905. on Bock St., juat oil 0 hI o :i: ' lJ 341 In Lolli Bottom, Oblo. Due to lllnela, au ponnnal property wiD be 10111. Up- . _:;:,_ '* r=a. =try11r~!Wi~ -::..-:; Obla. ' liD Ito_ ~ prd ~loa. Pb. CUSTOM bult:berJD&. Will bQJ M!IM or ~~~~»~• bid& Pbll llellr, 8al U . 12 • lie _ U 1 rfc WELL IIIIIDialntd rT 01111 M BoUday aedan, JIO'II'• ateerIPI, bnbl, rrllldoorl a I t1 orata. ltattery.Excellent MIIBI -llreatoand . Dill -. m• •• :: ~~. =nJm• •·;:- '• allow: IOUlld 114 liT:9PeDlDP IAwta or ==- a Xamoe4 o1r ~= llf .1. ~t s:;c .. Jtllloazoo. • l.ael fi.Oolnlla..t ;;! fl. Koon Cioolra 1. =· 1111 · •• o•u• 1 Jllte ·.~. Auclloneen ; I ~II Nlw R1dl1!9r $hop eCor eTruck eHeater Core • Bulldozer eAny Type KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 14)96 Mlddl...,rt, 0. AIR CONDITIONING FREE STORAGE Phona 99247!14 or 9914395 Pomeroy, 0. YOU CAN BREA'!HE I!A51tR 1 PA. :!M REf'LACI~ ~E gather au your winter Clll'lllo~ts and store them oritb us. No more closets eramped with unused clotb· m,. No more airina, oortlns, spraylttf, 11114 packlns with your w 9ter elothee. Every· thlnR you send II beoutifully cleaned safely, ln•urml and 'oaretully stOred. Every Item freshly pressed when you call for il Nothb!g to pay tlU !all. No bulsins cloaets, sale from moths arul safe from thl!ft. Bring them In or call for Pick Up & Delivery S.rviCI Phone n3-5543 Just ln1urance WTOMOBILE IDSUrlnce beell caucelled? Lost your opera!· 01"1 Ueense? Call WY H966. I II lfll GE'f A quolatloa iEij. 1'ER INSURANCE AGENCY INC. beforl reaewlni your IUIO lDIIUrance. We mQ be able 10 uve you 111011e1. tllfc from- MONeY 'I'CIJ llORIIOWED ON YOUR PeNSION PLAN AND IN5UR:AN(;e. GXJ:h l~K • !lv HOWIE MI&IK HEV! ALL "W GUT'S GOT R:lS11lOIJS 0/J ~E TEAM El(CEPJ" ME/ Ma10n, W.Va. !ConUoued fr9m age I) ty Carper, WilHam Radford, David Koblentz, Barbara Riggs, Max Gorsuch Dlee Cecil Hysell, Don HW111el, Char· ID ~teubeoville lea Gloeelmer, Homer Smith, Joe Gloeclraer, John Manley, Max Oursucfl. former Melp Dorothy Johnston, Dorothy County resl~ent, brother-in-law Douglas, Gilbert Z1rilllng, of VIrgil ampbell, died In Kathleen Wells, Guy Guinther, Steubenville, . Friday, April 14, Marjorie Price, 09Cllt Smith, and · was bUrled Monday, April Ivan Wood Leo Vaughan, Ola l7 St Clair Kennetb Harris Da· • vid Hol~r. Frank vauihan, He Is IUI'Vived by hls wife, Jean Windon, Harold Spencer, Emma Campball Gorsuoh; Ftorenee Bearllll IDd Robert three daughters, Doris, Domtby Couch. and Hannah: one lister, Mrs. SYRACUSE _ Arletta Pick- i Ruth Plckerini!IOn, ~:.and ens, George Schneider, Donald Hveralll'an~ebUdren. Mr. Gor" Hendricks, Orll Hubbard, Rob- sueb was a cml eoglneer and a ert Wingett. ll'&duate of Ohio State Unlversl· MIDDLEPORT Kennelh ty. Scltee, Kenneth Imboden, WllUe - - - -- - Maude Coates, Paul Habto1111tall, - , J·~es Gilbert, Larry GU· Rollllb, "- ~.. Max Davis, Albert . land. Glenn Evall8, Che!ler El'WIIl. REl!lDSVILLE Mannln& RACINE F P - ranees 81'110118, Marcnko. Tessie Wolfe, Robert Clel~nd, CHESTER - Bell)' Hawk, William Robinson, Jll!l Kiser, Paul Hawk. Albert Plll'~r , Annt Tueker, lJllle Johnson, Paul Hoffman, Nellie- Parker, lela Tucker, Ralph Badgely, Roaer Gaul, Barbara Sarsent. Dorothy Badgely, Dorotby Pro!· MJNEflSVlLLE Eileen lilt, Nancy Hollllnier, Suzame ,swan. Floyd Hen4rlckl, Stacie Bush, James Satterfield, Pbyl· Arnold, JU~eph E. Thoren, Jr., lis Harris, ChN Pickens, Em· Clara Mdntyre, Wllliam H. ma Adams. Jones Hemert Mcintyre, PIU81118 AND WOOID 1!10'1' - · - LtlllhlliQ D' Mary Lou Soutty, Power of Willi& Jral'.-IPDlliiSOK AttorneJ. 4 If 1111 • ---- • I -----'-,...,.r·..- . .\... - 7 N, !:' .. ! I 1 ~ . i. i.' - a lltlll'4f'lli~ · . ~j>IEJDER 'dXJ'LL 5E IIJ THe CX!TFIELO CATOII~G. R.IE~ FREAKY/ TUPPERS PLAINS - BIll ' Rll<llle. MASON - Jim Proffitt, 1\qJ· mond Slsk, Joyce Caraon, WU· Dam L. Zerkle, George Carson. LONG BO'M'OM - Willard Pigott, Susan Pigott, Ada BitteD, Larry Collins, Nathaniel Carpenter, Mace! Barton, HenI')' Bahr, Jametl Hayes, Rlchanl llartotl Howanl Parker OlarPORT!.um Dorll' layrt, 181 "·ret·'"' '""· Clair""'Boso. NEW HAVEN /- ·, ' Dale D. Kulm, Little lr HAROLD GUY QUITE A SWEATER '('GOT ii-IERE, I=I GGIOR "'T'GROW lP T'Rl.L Yffij IT W:: ~ . l!umla. W. Va. "('WAr-IT MORE 1 · ~· I " :Y i ABBIE AND SLATS eo. DorotbyJ-,JIIrtfonl. W DI.O. . . . a•n.- Cl"'• Va. M""" ,. .....,.,,. -•• Va. OpheUa CltlhlleriiOII, Welt lwnbla, W. Va. eo. I ' ':_~.Pick· -~· -~~: ~_ W. _Va. I .Jil ·' !I\ 1111 ' I a, ' BUNNY · ~e uJr till death pellllty for Hel· Jed[ and tiro otller men wb o . aurvtm lilt ~ atttin!li i Amlts thai endecJ In a bloOdy JUD-bl!. j I'F!Ilor~ecl at !he CfiWIIr J.U ll'llladllt•ihtotdeourtbouae'IUI · li'IC!Jd R. Shiffer, Apple Groye, Dec. t A tow1h prisoner was S]warrant; Charles. GtNIJ, fllaiiJ' WOIJ!ided· 58 pley, charpd with drtv· . i· lng lle Ia~ar.dj Roy lft'll· Allllta'• AI~ llllndl Ire , , an, 38, BldWeU; Oltlo; peace a chaill of about 1.. ls-I , , I, ' 11 ~"r.'\t'i~""'\:l"~L 11,.,.. PT. ARaESTS. 1114DR PLBAsAift! '- ' =-··t. "-•- ...... . .. - l . ! l l l a l l . , n rr•·lilr .. . · , 1a _. ' . . •• ' ·'ll'l'll'lr• · j •livid ..... . lia'r .~-., r• "" · ,,. . · ' . 'b:i fl I ;' . 1r CHIITP IOULD DICK TRACY I BERRl'S WORLD o1 ·.~ I 0' CHILLY llltr\10\JT rrl ltellll VIneyard, llllprt, Ohio. lor lha 1a1a1 l!leOtiDC of t h • ·~~ alt,'1 J10i* eltlef - dttrlttt an 11o _. ME WliiiAR l'r1 I'D lllliOIII' Hoot· lnl 0 dar~ Pean011, Welt =.::. •!".! .•.,11~ "...!' •!o!il wm "1M pn. · , ·- , l!\*"• -w. .,« '!!1.:.-u .--.-. Lawreuce County Prosecutor cmw, pnw ·••mr: • Dennls c.Jiahan ll8ld would · QH , 1'Hiil 'I'H' OO<Ii lfl' . P!'OIPfOI!ve juron ·- ..... ••-•-·• .,., - Monday u tilt BaliNt trial.lrl- - IT out sa-lt D/>1 ~ 'l\1.1 "I'OU GOT REAl. COOP.AGE,I'tlD r ed HaD«*. NCJN. J COIItiJIU today In lbe Drs! - dllrll IPUI'• -~.... · »rinl!to ... do• -oblr. .,.., · 1111 -.. .. •R "' ,1-.m. ~ wue a,aDo,...•a• Or a ·~ ....... aio.t MAVIII 'IOUit 1M WILl MAKE UP WI'TH ,Wi ., Oblo (UPI)- At- tomP4i to seat a Jury 'JI.IANKO, W!NNI~. .. . . ......... ABC Cleaners '. ·'r .', SERVICE HEATING I '~ ' RAP~T~ .. :1::' •• ::t ~a.· &ii·'!!!,;'1Ti1,:r:; a~t. liNll.., Maytag wringer washer, jars, OV :II'VBII'LX• 'IJHZ 'I'LDO Ol!lo, 45772. ' ' • 17 120tc practically new canner, oth- D'l''IJID 1f•l er old lumlture. y uz .• In Oblo or Not respooelble for accldentl. ·~ Goddard 8lld lleCulobsa, 'II I I j'a DIJf p 1111 lelia .a. eliPnw .llf filii IanDI . IRON'l'Of( ' !!:.""wt111•'A,I1!JI~~~ dre frill of CMrl N.t:i -wu• . Reynolds, ·LI'L AINIR . MIDDL . 1110~ I < O!ftO BAKER & SEYFRIED Uf ef . Notice L...-~ IIOTIII coal atove, amaU eleotrlcal · • L lr • lr • ·L L Ct " . eooktnr u·-~·· One llttAf!' 1111»17 llludo fill' .,,lilt 11 :Ill t1o1a -pte .1.11 aoo.~ '"" ... , tor 1111 .._ u., x tor 1111 tw a .. ete. fiiDale Jettero, .._ dllbet, aam• eut.ttul clllbl!l, tropldol, 1111 1o1w111 111141 tomrt'M "' llllf•~ ..., IIIIW>te. home cqaad veJelabJae. au1111 ... JoUon.,. dlftenat. meroos colleclor'l t• • poe_ , •, pedal .-....., .& OIJJII-• Grill&• .... -"bl1 .... ouuques, I • • • & 'l' 11' H D 0 R X0 BL root. wlld etncer, machine, bed Unms, quillt, 'l' 0 1' L A. 17 a 1o :r 8 Q .,·v H D clean, no dirt. , hand woven throw rug.. lawn J) :a. v H p v P, 0. Bol 14, : mower~, 11111U garden tooll, Cillo. w, ...,,, "' <II Wllll&ono w l'llhl lrmer, Nlrilertior, D.tQ,I Clllfi'OQOOHI - B le !low ta w.k IU 10 ranp, Wll'lll Monllug A lC 1' • L a A A • a 0 a.,... -"·n.... . ly-. ., ... ~· Judy Still not -Seated .,....Olate, $396.01 belt ol!er over f300.~ by AprU 11. lobi M d Case a.r.:"jotolt aaaoaiWioa ;,:-, R;wllng• Ho11d•·$1les Your Hillin• Sylflm 11 The MAll ~ lmportent. f4e. ,. pllanCI In Your Homt, ~11 Ua Glvt It A Good Mid Winter Check 1 EXPERIENCED T ' i~ I 1 1 . '· CA~~ DICK llA"'IoiNGI "'''II' l'aOr••• ' =~-cCONSOLE - SACRIFICE ••• d f- Sou;- STEREO - -CoD· ""' - s·mger Sew. -:.::...,0:-:~=.---:;;;;;-;:;;;n.; I a ng ~r ers or u em temporary Walnut Stereo with ing maeblne In walnut drop OUR gratitude can not really 1 Tomato and pepper plants. radio, deluxe floating lUmia· bead cabinet, equipped to E(g be expressed in words. Your , Billy HiU, Racine, Ohio. 949- ble, perfect condition. Take zag, monogram, appllque, fan· kmdness has helped lessen 2541. 4 18 3tc over payments of $5 per cy design, etc. 99a-2680. . 1be aorrow .· tert in hearu , 4 14 lie 1 . •aue f our r beloved! mon tb or pay baance __ _ 0 by the passmg ~~ster Dor· 'molovment W1nted $98.84. Try it In your homt. DON'T PUMP your 1Juggtsh wife, ;o~:;;.,~~ wosb io e<· i WILL oo outside or inside _<:all !192-3128. . 4 18 6tc septic tank. Get Klean-Em· 0 p~~s ~ur appreciation for the' painting. Contacl Mack Stew· WENDELL'S Parkersburg, All septic tank cleaner. Land· 1 M w v H 1 ti' mark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy. acts ol kindness, messages. 01 ar ' ason. · a. ave a argo 801ec on 1 P1• a 23 3()te sympathy, and the beauttful 4 17 S:c anos. Used, new and demon· .. _ _ floral tributes that we restrators. We have a plano oo IIUUUE'I PRICJ~;D turntture u telved lrom our relatives, Help Wanted flt your need. Slop In and 0111 tblrd noor budget shop. We . choose the one lor you. 1209 Baker P'ural~ Middleport 01 hbors and friends. ~ g. k th allbear-' SOMEONE to hve m. and do Garfield Ave. Phone 485-4101. OhJO ll 12 ~' ••pecoally than ep housework and cookmg Mra -' tb Rawllngs.Coats P'u· · 4 18 4tc ,1• FT SHASTA travel trailer ers, e CarL A. Young, Z396 Ladd· • · ' neral Home, and Rev. 0. H. I sl Akron 0 44312 . 4I6 3tp FOR CUSHION comfort, Knapp I sleeps six. Lot of extras. 493 CaP! for his words l)f splrttual Shoes, men · women. Cliff's Broadway St., Middleport. guidance and comfort S•mltXPERIENCED man to wor~ Shoe Repalf. 4 12 8tp 4 12 6~ , AND "'ark and Family. 4 I6 1tc on dairy farm. House lurruilh· . . ed. Powell Farm on Racme- ELECTROLUX swe.per, pastel USED electric welders. Call ~- --L'•• 0,. -'h. .., BRAKE SERVICE Notice Portland Rd. Phone Racine blue, on wheels, attachments, 192·3423. 4 U tic III.M'C'Ifl.,_ f'liloftof • RE wili be a week-endre- Ohio 843-2275. HT·3t~ cord winder, paint spray in- CAMPING TRAV_E_L_ POMEROY - 1 ACRE LOTTHE . - - - - - - -- - . eluded. Pay off I paymenls • viva! starting Wed!j<!sday, A~ . LADIES - Supplement mcome $6 70 992 _2685 Ra,lleb style frame, 6 rooms l'hont 992-2143 Pomeroy 4 14 tic rU !9, at 7:30 p.m., at the by working full or spare time. · · · (3 bedrooms), modern kltch· 11 Hobson Christian Union Set your own hours. Immedl· USED electric welder. In per· ArACHI en, bath, carporl Property 1' Ohureh with RA!v. Everelt All· I ate openin& oo service route feet condition. Fortney are- HANNALINI In good condition, nice place Busin..u Services nian evangelist. Rev. O'DeU in city ol Pomeroy. Write welder. Call 99Z-2276 from 1• T~UCK COVERSe lor chlldren. •10,900.00. REFIUGERATION ani all con· Manley Pastor. Everyone Rutb Bergaus, Walkins Pro- 10 a. 111. or 6-8 p. m. Uood Trliltro In Slock Z1 ACRE FARM -CLOSE IN- dlt' nln . M'ller's Reo we~me. 08 J~ duels, Inc., Winona, Minn. 4 14 lie Moolof Tho Tlmo Route 143 - One soory frame fr~at~o~e~.;•Appl:ance SerELM!>R BURNS has purchas. 4 18 lte ,1,1~~~::, bo~e, 6 rooms, batb, good Ylce. Naw Haven, BBZ-2898 . ed tbe Clinton Fisher Pai nl MALE or FEMALE - Desk I ALFALFA WEEVIL eCAMPING &QUIP. I drilled well with water l)'tl4 18 :lOtc Co s d Ave Middleport 1 k ROUSH & LYONS tem, ooncrete bleck well . . 50 M 1 be bl . Ph~neec~ ~Iter 5 p m: ~erliv:v:. A~plyu~n per~n~ HAS HIT the AREAl CAMPING TRAIURS houoe and ~llar, barn, chlrk· TERMITES Swarming - These R asonable rat~ 4 16 3tc Ohio Hotel tlerton St. Mo...,, w. Ya. en hOUie, ruce rarden lpllce. reproduc11ves have left tbe 4 13 6tc _ e .. . .. · ---~- · . ... __ ::...~r.'l: ClDSe to ahool and chureb. colony that ls destroying your GARBAGE Pick • Ill! In Syra. ROUTE" MAN, p1ck up and de- thlo p11t. Got 1111 GLAZED blocks, size h8x!S, fi,OOO.OO. home. Before you act, call Ui cuse, Thursday and Friday· llver cleaning and laundrv 2'lOIJ Phone Doyle Ord, Mas· MIDDLEPORT - S. iTR ST.lor free lnlpe<tion and ad· 1 25e a . ean. Contact Parker house to house. Good salary ·w Va 7T3-5S'It 1 story frame, 6 rooma (Z Ylce. A Melgl County Com· Chaney, RlJ 1, Racine. and commlsswn. Must be r&POA)EROY on, · •• · 3 17 tic bedroomt), bath, garage, pany. Harold Maue-;. Allied _.. _. 4 l~ ~! sponsible. A.B.C. Cleaners, 9f2.2tBI . _ good place tor retired couple. Pest and Tennlte Control ------'~--'=--, Mason, W. Va. 4 13 6tc ~ ROOM IDd bath coltage ~ear t4,210.00. Company, 8011 w. Main, Pom· INCOME tal service, evening . Opon 111 , pm _ ~on.·Sot. Forked Run Lake. Drilled POMEROY_ One story frame, eroy, Ohio, 19U6et. by app111ntmenta only. Phone 1 J.or Sale well, natural cas, Alto two 4 rooms, hath, enclosed front 4 17 6tp Mrs. Sleven Eblin (Wanda! , AUCI'ION - Saturday, April 22 gas cooking sloves and two porch, bardwood ftoon, ftre- PARMERS wllhln- -thlriY Lau,..l Cliff Road, Stat• Rt 1 p. m. The followiug oerson· For Sale or Rent refrlaeratorl. Pbona 8411-2161 place, ~lltDt CODdiUon. •·· miles· Curtis "dairy ar 1 17 1 30 tie 500.00. !24. IOtr a! property will be sold at TWO BEDROOM bouse 1614 · beef" breedlgll servloe. - -- -814. East Matn St. in Pomeroy, Lincoln Height<!. Pho~e 773- , USED Hammond Organ--Com·, ALBERT M. CO,X BROKER Provet! bulls at $6 per cow. Ohoo. 1\yo 2 .pc. hvmg r,oom • 5704 or contact John Sisson, plete witb tone cabinet. Good 1111 SilO Call early. Leland Parker, 2 smtes, platform rockers, I Mason w. Va. 4 12 6tc condition. Mahogany Finish. EvenlJlll ttW838 eet-2284 Pomeroy or 1185-3824 NOW TAKING TV rocker, I ant1que rocker. ' Priced lor quick sale,, Only 4 1!__3tc_ Chester. · ! 31 :!Ole stands, glass door bookcase, •• s t w d 11 8 1209 350 APPLICATIONS comblnaUoo desk and book· Sale or Trada • · ee a en e • FOR SALE - li room hoU18 ii!:WINU maclllMI. rt[lllr fii • d. Garfield Ave., Parkersburg. IDd gara1e, 2 acre lot 1n ~- aU maiea WY Z.Z214. ilbrary tab!e, • pc. m· case, 4 18 W e 000 Call m •.,., , FOR CARRIERS in& room suite, sewing ma· 11160 MERCURY, manure Pomeroy, f3 .00. • '1111 Fllbrk. Sbop, l'omlr!l7 chine, 2 metal beds, 2 chif· spreader, will sell or trade i THREE NICE building lots, 3 51115. 4 7 lfc Autbor!led Slnpr 8al• IDd IN MIDDLEPORT. forobes, 3 pc. bedroom suites, lor cattle. Phone 99U412, j houses. Jacob Tumer, Phone POR ·SALE _ 1 room bou.i, ~ervtea 1 Ill lie 7 pc. dinette, 6 pc. dinette, 2 4 1 3tp M-3681. 4 0 J2tp bath, ba~etnent, 1tonn doon AVCTIONEEK Co.,t,ctf•y• Manley cabinet bases, vanity dresser, and •lndow1, 1n Raetne. IIH Colllplett Sel'\'lcl chest ol drawers, 2 utlllty Edison Brace or pbont Nf. Crll* llndfonl Middleport cabinets, apartment gasrange ACROIIll 4li. Bb!ftgy U.l\udl. 2101. a 21 aote l Write Pb " Contacl 1 Admiral 1V, I Philco 1V, 1. Noted «~. ~~~ ,_, , • ' O:U.Oroao tbrow rugs, 1 woven fiber rug 6' ~:;g•· l . lce ,.... Manne Supphes A. ~cllle, Oldo 20. ~It<For Rent and othe. household Items. ll.Ciimblng 2.Kindot Sl.Sktp 1 __ 1 lie -:-:=co;; .,----,. Signed - John Rlebmond, plant dol' a FEATHERCRAF'I' aluminum 14 t ROOMS, bath. basement, Not reapon"ble for accidents tl.llapungo LK1ll4al otone ft. boat, 2fi H.P. Motor, lrall· AIR CONDmONING Relrt&eri~4 b~~~~~ " ~~ir: Tel'llll: Cub. tL : : :: II. :-vel er, s llf• preservers, good at1111 • olot. Jecm'1 Refrll' !tome. Pbone Spruce 3-5341. The Bradford Auction Co, 14. P*eo 4. AlfO!IIO'I oxCORt condlUou $425. Call 1112- ~ Ol'ltlon, N.. Bafell. Phrille Evenings Spruce 3-5736. Critt Bradford, Auctioneer u . ~!~,.. :tUlxite Rev. Stuller, Syracuse. I8WO'It. t I llo 6. ~~":211' Ito: A . C. Bradford, Manager otrtp tor: obbr. f 17 ate MAKE MORE PROm - .,Y 4 17 _ Ht'ltc lll~ocllan I.Oblllll&te . . . , . _ li9.Fellnee ' Dating your linD'• HI'VIealll ll'IRSTFLOORfurnishedSroom CITIZENSBANDRidiDitaUon, ~~: ==- '· ~=... :~: ~=~~.. Auto Sal• 1111 Dally Senlllel'l llullnlll epartmeot. Phone 992·:18'14. , Jete adl t ntenn •n4llll' L Polyoo. I'Od aa, 'l'outmlc w&llall& , ..7 ""RD ., Jr'-e, ..., V8 1emce CIO!UlliD. 10 10 • 4 12 tic ' comp l o. wo a al, 18. Twotol<l: of fonat ... • v •• .... ...... - - -- - car mount. Reason for •eU· p..ttx I.Emplo11 -=~ automalle. ""' Pbon. 741- B¥UY·MII IWG dill,..., f ROOM unfurnished apanment log, getting ready to go to 19.!\0gul.. 10. Bore -f1H. t 11 lip ad right 10 1111# proJII:'. Fut con.,e. Phone 992-3225. Uou, u. Will&' point IIIII ...,, J'rle llllmara Ill Pomero•. Pb. 192-5385. ' 4 17 Jtp :n. -c-. 1l8l PORD Slatlaa W•...., IIIWZif. GoesJell 11 11 lfll _ _ -· __ . __ _ IIIOdla." -.- Pbolle ~ Co. IOddlepar&, ---::---:-:-:::--;-:-- ' S~R~ICf Call Pomeroy beceas. Chopmtn, own- ,· FORD - _ Ferguson __ tractor _ .- 2 ~ ~========~~;=.;;~;.~~; 11:;~~~:;:::=:=:=:::;:~"""'"""'"";-= · ~~~-7:-:""'"""'"""'1 er, I. 0.Leona McCoy, aucUoneer. WAN1 AD PHONI tU:.tllt d • AUCTION SALE - Saiurda~, April 22, beginning al 10:30 a. m. al the late. F. W. Chapman home, CoolvlUe. Enlire contenll of 10 room bouse. Luneb to be served by 118- • a~; · 4 I& 3tc · II ;;i;;;--;;;:;;;;;:=;;;-=o.-= Co. OPiN EVES. 9:00 P.M. _-. ttHmal'lt. ' ·o 1191. I Mo·Ton Panel. V-11, WeN, lla ............ OF .. IU HOUIII I:IO a. m tt S:OI p m., DallY 1110 1 , "'· to n:ID ,.oon. l1t\lrda., IT'I IAI"'' TO PLACI A ROBIN MALON! ,. ' Business Serv•ce!: 1 :':,':~::': i:t~ ~::. $15SO ttrea, wltb white 1964 CHEVROLET •CIItiOn.al wo,. tc . II.lMb ADS - , A4NifiOMI 1St CNr .. PI' 6 t1VII'- ' ' heavy U · · ' .;::;-::=;;;; PLAGSTONE - •P'IIIIollt• <IIU. nol ...... - Mr I'Mf't IM'1 OD c ... ,. y I lnves~nt, good equip.:, r.-l~:===::;:=============iiii•-:~·=~==-j llldewellr--at 111- SlnaU - . prlc• Includes H NDA S. and, Middleport. ~981 of rnent 111111 merehandlse. Wrlt1 1 011 0 8011 Pomeroy, SALIS. I RaymDI!d I•IDIID, 11~ Klneon . ? =- -·- - , Drive, Olllipolll, or can m, W. 0. ' 'I'RAO'I'OR, plows and II 0111 ~ n~~o:~ ;_ " .~ II.Uiolt.'S'IOMI ..... ;"llitllll\er I IUrt .. fM ....... Ia ' For Sale J.Q$1 - BWfoW wi!l,l qqver's 1965 HONDA 3!J(l, excellent Jltlriit mUemal Helll'lly shape. Call NN117. 4 18 61C 114rd. If found ~ Jack Mow- SMAi..l. pn, ~~usillm,-Malli II')' 4 18 $1P street, PQroeroy, excellent op. For S.le portwlty for older couple. Pomeroy ,. j ( .J t' J r · -_l �' . ., .. I ,. 1 n· dU'U y .0., Apd118, U[f7 'IT • t' OICe 0 :' O u I . I_O . .." ~--~- , ·b D . I 1':._ 4NNEMI' 1 •·• ' • wasn'tneither desperately tated funny, In a candy commerclal; wben daughterdesolated won an very . .. Adam Clayton Oacar: his 8011 Cor!n's wife Powell's "Keep the Faltll, Jla. · 'II Ntho dldotlloltew 1 Dlerdre welcomed an tJ.lb. son. by" album Bopped but Ev Dlrll· ,~ ,! to fornt tho lll'[lllloana,.,, • ' ... Late-tip Burt Lancaster gets sen's historical hotcake bas _ ·_ . . . ••creoted bJ tho...,._, tbe "No strings" mm lead oppo- him sigaing for more: and more 1HI CZAR site Barbra Streisand .. . . Due . . Oscar • winner Sandy Den· · . -.. WAS A L W A Y S U A A . J here for "The Honey Pot" pre- nls found $900 of bubby Gerry (""'-o 1 miere, iis star Maggie Smilil Mulligan's money stashed In tbe . : . , ,....,,.. PANIY DUCAT NtNm JlmR first has to fare a London di· sasman's bookcase: Go r r y ' '""-1• ..... ,__ wer.. w•-· ,._.,_ Ju ._ --··"· vorce suit in wh!rb sbe's nam· couldn't remember whet~e, whea ,... ~~--- •-llfl'ller ,,__ ed as correspondenI. . . . "Ma· or how he'd abandoned 11 l- : IIPJ HII"JINN" UP 80 "-: . ' . · · ternlty Minis" are next as the Sandy kept It as "surprise dow. bare-market goes higher . . Sal ry." . . Why someone tossed May 'J:I Nat. Variety Artists Inc. furniture out of playwrlgbt Har· . . ·f:BIDROF . • lUld ~:~~~~'TH~E=~ I . I I I rr• ' taw) Bart')'l liave two I""'D . womiloout. :.. COlambla Recoi'Giils of 8ie ""I llllCel al; . oon•, adopted a baby daughter ordJ actually baa Pf'"I'Wed a most as tong .. be 101114 ,._ Publisher Alfred Knoprs 1m- "eootrart" for Barbra strei· om- the steerlnc wbeeL pending wedding to Mrs. Helea ..nd's baby well d!Hla is more . Hedrick 1revealed bere) take. musical than ye-ye. . . . PennTIPOFF MAYBETHATGOV.,sponsors a Memorial Mass fo~ old Pinter's N. .Y pad Is as place April 17 In R.io. Chris s:•lvanla Hllton'a opening its btg ROCKY'S planll are rolllug Jo. the late Free! Allen at SL Ma~ II!Ueh a mystery as tbe plots ur ' Jones asked Susan Strasberg, sidewalk cafe; -Bill's Ga~ 90s ward a national nomination: achy's Actor's Chapel, 229 E. Pinter's plays . . Clive Revill "Please call off the divorce." has siclewalk mint-cafe 2 tables. bla :i2 W. 56th St. pressroom's f91b Sl. ... Tho dull gray blat feeis hia star-role "Sherry!" A NEW JUKEBOX takes dol· bad stage-bright llgbts lnltalled, which now prints more gossip muslral's a hit at tho A I v t " tar bills; and no jackpot? finest In the country . . . Zsa then aayone plans a blast at Theatre; he ts flying in h :s El Morocco's midnight mob: PASSES TESI' Zsa's got a llasb ready . .. Phll gossip colilmns; must want a mother and dad from his (and Jack Benny, Trin! Lopez, Hanl< LONDON (UP!) - Prince Silvers bought hlmaelf a w a Y mo.nopoly on authoritative whis- their) ?"live New Zealand for Greenberg with toyman Lo u Charles, passed hls driving test from CBS for $IOO,OOO ·· ·Helen ~rtng. · · Sucb as Its own Mothers Day. Marx Nancy Holmes with Gen. Tuesday In his first attempt at O'Connell'c. daughter Joan (Mrs, house organ's suggesUon Its staf "Apple Tree" and Mark Twain John 'coulter, connie Bennett's a difficult trial frequently :aU· Gary Chipman) will make Hel· fers eavesdrop on lnnonent nod<- specialist, Hal Holbrook's been widower. . . Claire Bloom, Rod ed even on second and third en a faadma ln. ~ weeks · · tail , dinner partle.t, etc. asked, to sub for Hugh Downs on Steiger and Tab Hunter at Le tries. The Ill-year-old prltlee He~ns :unblUon. Hello, Dol· The VOl<;" of Bobby K. Hug~.sAug.vacetJonfrom"ToBijou ... The deal· for Kaye hashadlotsofpracUee.Hehas Jy. · · · · Su Michael 1\qrave Everett Dirkaen are ditJo.Jmi. d$y. The Gene (Burke's .Ballard's TV series is being net- been driving around lbe private . ··· ....![! ~ou· 1 •• Sand dunes tower 500 feet high along the IIOI'theast roas. ol tbe Arabian peninsull. · wOMEN sUffER · WITH ILADDliiRRPtnON Common Kt41117 .., Bl- "lft'lto- WE~$"~.,,.. !'.~:r:~R"-;•·= CliiCY&TBKaUr• \ - ~- p . t PI a nt !:;...,CiaSchsa lay ~: oo" :~ r 00 IS sc u1 ~ presentation on May 4 at. 7' 30 p.m. In the school auditonum. ''Too Sweet For Sixteen" is ~~~e· title of this ytar's presenlllloD under the direction of Jlllll!l Lanclaneoe assisted by atudeot dlredorli Linda Anth· 011! and Sharon Hayes. , Members of the cast lnclud, :lllclde Yeater, Jim Sommer, Clrul Kegley, Keith Brock, Jlllle Sauer, Kathy Sayre, Beeq Tumer, Mary Estlier Grubb, BDI Smith, Mary Lee Douglass and Jim Bauer. Becky Goodwin is business -ager and Nancy Patterso• IIIJd· Becky Snead are in charge o1 publicity. · · pi 01 ASK TO WED PT. PLEASANT - Four coupies have made appllcatlon for marriage licenses in the office of the county clerk. Applying were Robert Wilson Fisher, 38, Ashlon, and Ida Mae Jeffers, 23, Glenwood; Chester RaJ!DODd Hall, 'J:I, Southside, IIDd Haul Agnes Mash, 21, Pt. Pleasant: Clifton Relaford Say· l't, 48, Point Pleasanl, and N•l· lie Mildred Plymale, 48, Pt. Pleasant; William Ray Ferg>I· I!IIJ, 30, West Columbia, a n d •lf*rlorle Patricia Ferg100n, 29, !'.I'!·'!•> Wat Columbia. ELECTRIC HEAT IS: Pleasant; Mrs. AI· Bidftll; Woodrow ·PiftJUI, .I I S2S99 --· :!J Trustworthy River News 54999 : Helpful • AT ASHLAND OIL SERVICE STATIONS Maintenance Free Clean FIX-UP NOW •. AND SAVE! Obedient _ Cheerful FREE TRIPS : ro THE WORLD SERIES/ Clam Never leb out a peep ••• or pop, No aound$ of ignition or cumbustion because electric water heaters are fla•eltu. No pilo~ no ven~ no flue. This quiet tNI'ICier can bide in a closet, or under a stairwell. Ignore him totally for ten fuU years. Cet aa electric water heater accepted for our Prutscled SeMel Plan, •• a!OO%, 10-year wallllnty on f18rtJ, aervit:e and tank. Ask JW Miller ar pkJMr wa a11oat PSP. Additional wiring needed? Take advantap of our moaey. lliin& lliill certificates. . . ~DWIR CQIII'AI[) 'Buick Bargain Days are here. OF PRIZES It's easy! It's fun! Nothing to buy! Just drive in at any participating Ashland Serv. ice Station for your free Grand Slam Base· No slogans to write, no regiatratiOD , , , each Grand Slam Baseball game piece telll )'OU instantly if you've won a trip for two. Each eJ:citing trip include. round trip air and ground traniportation, hotel tl.ceGIIIIIIOdations, all meals, tickets to three games, and up to $10 per day incidental spending money, If you can't take the trip, you'll receive $500 in ceah. Remember the more visit. you make to participating Asbian<! stations, the more chances you have to win! ball game piece. Look inside , , • you'll know instantly if you've won $1, $5, $10, $25, $100, $1000, $5000 ••• or an all-expenses· paid trip for two persons to three gamee of the 1967 World Series. Drive in o&n for more chances to win! .• _ ---....411111-- BELTONE Hearing Aid Service Center Flame less 69c Quiet • 51 and Dependable. ~VA.I UILl: $18.25 Q89 ....... Alfred Society Notes • 53497 . ~~~~~15 Inside each Grand Slam Baseball pme piece you'll find a picture of a f'auloWI baseball player. Collect t1w1e pictures and pa8W them in a free album you'll receive from your Ashland-dealer. Aft« you have pasted in all 1!1 di!erent playen, you win a boy'a or girl's deluxe Roadmuter bicycle! IUTONE Hearing Aid Centw s. WOOde. 81.1 •nd ASHLAND OIL & Aalllll•• REFINING COMPANY . ~ ... . ... ;. .. ' ::.:, S677 '''*' S288 0001111000U00011-411H000U'It0tltfOO ' ' l t i i O t o o o • \\buldnl you really rather drive almgain? . .... I lli's. Alhll Ray. Mrs. James Mrs. Charles Mn. Toral ~~S4444 Thrifty -;:=::::-::-==::;:======================::;--1 Esther Stephens, Lo- DRILLS JIG SA\1. i Mrs. Lawrence Grove; Joe Gil· Bottomi M r "· Wrijbt, Pt. PleasLandoo SmltiJ, Har· ~·'-"~le: Beverly Price, Hog· ~l.ck Hospital News -H. Valley Hospllll SALE I I' DJ0f PI' PLEASANT _ The Sen· 1 w· Spread of Pollution Come Dear Helen: I'm just an average guy. I don't worship sex and never will . I hke guls m general but don't have a steady. In fact I don't date much yet That doesn't mean don't like to look at pretty girls in short skirts and bikinis They improve the landscape. · Let's face i~ we're all human and we all like nlce scenery, especially feminine. Girls like to be looked at, so they dre!is accordingly. I tnink they're doing us guys a big favor when they wear the mod styles and people wbo knock them are' pre!· ty dumb. Right, Helen'-CHARLEY Dear Chariev: • Right. Charley. - H. Dear Helen : We four are wondering bow you pronounce your Jast name. Does it rhyme with throttle?SUE, DEB, JOE AND FANG Dear Kids: No Bottel ran either rhyme 1 with "hot sell" or dhotel"-take your choice. 11 was once "Beau· telie, became Anglicized, and now we answer to anyt)llng but the present generation Is •winging back to "Bow~ell. " Confusing, Isn't It? - H. EVen. ts F'ALSE TEETH 1 HELEN HELP US! More Bills Aimed to Limit PIay ·.S. .cheduIed '0· nMay 4th ---·..,'1 :'-' 1W' w........,_ I . ~~.~~ s~~i~ ~~.;;~;i;"E;~~~ ·d~t~pr~; ·;~ ~t"'t~"·p. ~:·····1 ~b~~rve u;t~ay' :~~a~"":· ·;~~~-,;~ ::~:~;~~~~:;:'J,;~~ri,- . pearl Rogers DieS Monday -··J YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! night becaue I know he'll think By JAMES B. BLAND offered in the House a bill to This column IS for young peo· l'm.too "proper." COLUMBUS (UP!) - Bills expand the Ohio Water Com· pie, their problems and pleas· Its probably gotten around to cor.lain the spread of poilu· m!ssion by three members to a ures, their troubles and fun. As that I'm a "no kiss Charlie." lion continue to flow into the total of nine and give it add!· with the rest of Helen Help I'm really not cold, but I don't Ohio Legislature, whlch got its tiona! authority. US!, it welcomes laughs but like this kind of kissing. Do oth· 15th work week off to a very Water Grants won't dodge a serwus questiOn er guis feel this way too? - slow start Monday night. Among its additional powers with a brush-off. . OLD-FASHIONED. A proposal was offered in the would be the making of loans Sen~ your t.. n-age questions Dear O.F.: House to set up slatewide reg. and grants lo governmenlal to YOUTH ASKED FUR JT, . Many other girls dislike those ulation of •olid waste disposal, agencies or political subdivi· rare of Helen Help US ! this kisses, and the best way to a· a problem growing as steadily sions for water management newspaper. void them Is to say so. - H. as the population and the and grants from federal govern· · BREATHLF.SS QUESTIOS Dear Helen : amoont of the material it con· ment and other sources. Dear Helen : I guess you might say l'm sumes. It also could set and rollect Just to be sure, I take "breath with the popular crowd, but I And along with it was intfo. rates from govern me at mints." My question is, when I don't want to be stuck with just duced a measure which would agencies and persons who are take one in front of others, do I the "in's". I think some of the tighten the slate's water poUu- supplied with water or provided pass the roll around, or does other k1ds are worth knowing tioa control laws by prohibiting disposal service the money beIbis imply I think they need and are much more friendly. additional conaections to or ex. ing used to ddray the rost of them? - UNEASY BREATHER But, if you go out of your crowd, tensions of sewers whlch dump buDding, malntalnlag and oper· Dear U.B.: you re put down. raw sewage into streams, ating the faciUUes. Most people wooidn't be that There's tills boy who isn't in among other effects. Tbree bills were passed in the touchy, but when in doubt, pop our crowd and I think he's The senate Elections, Corn· brief House session. They proa mint in yoor moulh on the sly. great. The "in" kids will proba· merce and Labor Committee Jo. vide for appointment of a dep(Tiley last longer this way.) - biy call me crazy for liking day began hearings 00 a bill uty library board clerk with 11. him. and maybe they won't ac· sponsored by Sen. Harry Arm· power to handle funds, allow Dear Helen: cept me any more. What's more, strong, R-Logan, which would courts to take judicial notice of I'm a junior in,a large high t•• doesn.'t pay much attenUoo allow the use of an under· common law of other courts, acbool. I've held many class of- to me because I guess he figures ground well system for disposal and allow courts to dismiss or !IJ:JS from President doW!) and I'm out of reach. of liquid waste. award by default when a party 11111 quite popular, but dste only How can I attract hlm with- While attention cez>tered tlJI faiis to answer depositions or tlfO or threE' times a month. out losing my friends? -M.J. pollution control~ there als<l was interrogatories. M-J problem has me wonder· Dear M: - - - - - - - - - -- - - - fuS. tf I'm llllfrn•L It concerns What you call the "popular kisses and I'm always nervom~ crowd," I'd call the snob-mob. kisses, and I'm always nervou Choose friends from people you Wilen a boy starts to say good- really like, and he friendly with · everyone - that's the only road (;:!_ • to true popularity. -~ . How do you attract the "great" boy'! Show him y o u aren't out of reach, and I'm •ure he'll take it from there. ~·· Viliey~ Wilma Jean Obi& Un!v~ty .Jpenl ihl with har pa~Js. !Jb·. and Mrs. Afthur Atherton. !f. and Mn. Wilber Parker, Eddie and ~ Ylij~ Mr. and fll!'":'f laSt Sundly•. Mr. i'l!t!:• ..., ter, Mrs. Ru~ Scbl-1\ler : · :~ end' :l'!lt!ll. '*"· 1f,owef4: . ... •' .,..T ........ · - s19n lltetrk 99c "",.,.... .................. • 21!511. rr~~t St. CIIIIIHI, tltl11 d211. On• tt wr '"-~If. cHtrfMI witt col "' tor oa ..,..._ Tlo!o'o 11 MtPttoo. llllnly. '/ ~·------------------~------ r---~~:-~~--------~----------~--------~.~~,~~-~~.~-~~4 ·· I Pomeroy Cement ,. co. _, , __ .... . . .. - . . ' . .. -. . ' . .... , . . ~ ~ ... . . . .. . ··- -· ·· ··· . ...... ..... , _ - ~ -- ...... ..... ~- - · ·- ·· · . .. ..... ... . .... .... -········ ···· -·····• ·· · -~·--~·-··-·-···10!. .'. . . . . ...--..~·. - ....- ~~ .... ·····-··-··-·"" · CO.\, .· Tho Department S~re~f l!ulllf~'''...·.f'~~:'i!J . . *Sin~ !!IS \ .. .. ,. , , , ·r !.'!,;{ ., "a I X)""' ( m I """' 1 i.t~" ·ff! will have the program· and LOis Wii.LING WORKERS Class \ t mner un ti;Y Bennv . Rhonda. Wi lma and R d' TJ' D""-~ et' '~ Clelland will be hostess. of the E:nterprise UB Church , SYRACUSE - Celebrating Ri chard . of Middleport. I (I ·'~ ··' PAST PRESIDENTS of Amer- will meet at the borne of Mrs. birthda ys 'at the home of Mr. . . . 1 Mrs,_" J'!P,t.l, 4'jlrn•. B.rtm> 1 ican Auxiliary Unlt 39 will meet John Smith, Thursday, April 20, Walter Cook and Mr. and Mrs. SEOUL 1 UPfl The Uni!Rd Heigh"!, .FOtu~~ l!oll)e•~~ 1Wednesday. April 19, at 7-S() p. at 7·30 p.m. PT. PLEASANT - A number~ nile, with the defendant held in Ezra P/liilips on Sunda.v were Nalions Command Tuesday re- evemng lrorldh• -qd _ ailhti II orders have been entered by contempt for non-payment of m. at the home of Mrs. Ralph TWILIGHT GARDEN Club Mr. Cook. Clareoce Searls, Rus. quesled a mee11n~ ol the K,> b~nquel of the Am~!f~Can Wf 1 the Mason County Circuit Court counsel fees. Gilmore, Middleport. Ail mem· will meet at the home of Mrs. sell MillEr, Terry Searls a~d 1ean Mil itary Arml!!lice Corn· men's :Rad.itb lll\d 1V, '!'he HI oigned by Judge James Lee The civil action of Richard hers who are unable to attend, Dwight Parker, Thursday at Mike Miller. mission [or Thursday .to disciH< C~apll'fS• tit the Wtndmg. 110 Thompson. L. Harker vs. James Randall . "'"'" . please contact hostess. 7,30 p.m. with Mrs. . Wheeler Other guests were Mrs. Rus- a border incident f!londay ia low Co~nl.ry _Cl~.l? Qi, Columhus, Granted divorces were Diana Gilliam was settled and dismissTHE WINDING Trail Garden I Drake as co-hostess. sell Miller and children, Tina wh1cn four North Korean so!· i Mrs. KorD a!~Q..V}Jited . .h.l1 Dean 11i1dson from Paul Doug- ed. THE 1 ~f~ ~!Yof the Unit- Club will meet at th• home of Add Frldsy . . .... . . __ and Titnmy. of Columbus: Mrs. ~iers were killed after lntrud· son and daugllteF-Jn·!~w: ~· las Hudson, with the plaintiff In a custody action the four . Mrs. Robert Lewis, Wednesday, JITNEY SUPPER at the Clarence Searls and .J oe~ Shir- io· south of th~ Demllltarized[and · f:l"·', eeotj~l''·~orn. · it;, awarded cuslody of their un- children of Anna Mae Barr and ed Methndtst. Church wdt meet April 19, at 7:30 p. m. The pro- Portland Grade School, Friday . tiger, Cheshire : Mr. and Mrs. Zone. ' and son-JJret, In Columblll. born citlld; Karla Elizabeth Gfb. Dale F. Barr, divorce~, were Mo~~ay, hApr~ 17, at 7:30 p.m. gram will be on ferns. April 21, sqonsored by the Me. . son .ftom Charles Lee Gibson, given lo Dale F. Barr. Mrs. at e c urc · . . BOSWORTH Council No. 46, thodtst Church WSCS. Serving : ·~': an~ (liy~n cuslody of their one Barr was drowned m a car. ao- . A GENERAL auctiOn consist- ' Roya! and Select Masters, wilf will start at 5 p.m. child, and Roberta D. Powe,rs cident at Hartford last month mg of hou~ehold goods, baked I hold a stated meeting Wedne,. AFTERNOON CIRCLE of : from Eddie Rex Powers, she a- along With lne driVer of the car, goods, crafts WJII be held Moo- day APril 19th at 7·30 p m iu H th MethodTst Church will ' · Ed · K 1 day April 17 at the Chester • • · · · ea 'BIG SPRING warded cuslod Y of the1r one wm ay or. · • • d h the Pomeroy Masonic· Temple. sponsor a rummage sale Fri· hJid 'liS month alimony grade school un e.r t e spm> • c •• per hi 1 the Ch ster PTA The II officers are eted to at-tend I day and Saturday, April 21 . 22 and 150 a month support for the ~~~in~t~ng com~lttee ~ i Il l All oificers are expected to at- in the Fry building on Mill St. child. . k ·t nd elecuon of , tend this meetmg. After the Persons wishing pick-up serv· 0 1 A_ tempo~ary orde~ was Slgn• ~:lc:r~ s~~f ~e ~eld. Mr. and ! regular meeting, the cast for ice may contact, Mrs. Nan ~ . . ed m the divorce actton of Jean M I 0 McCoy program ' the Super Ercellent Masters Moore Mrs. Walter Hayes. ~ ,,..k & O.Ckfll' Goodo1te ~s. Harry Goodmte hrs. · ~ounced that any- Degree will ·practice for the THillD FRIDAY CLUB meets & O.Ck., 1 DELUXE ~;ra~~et~~~~~~~J~~~~= i; a;~; · • ~=Ir:::· coulrt not attend but conferring of this degree which ' at the home of Mrs. Bentz ·· · g P'f PLEASANT - Mrs · bed to donate items for the IS only conferred once a year, Wolfe 2611 West Ma1n St., Frl· SAW of VISttahon. The defend-..nl was · · 1WJS . the first Monda in Ma AH ' . ordered to pay supporl and Pearl M. Rogera, 77, Hender- 1aucction may do so by sending b th Y Y· day, April 21. I · 1 "II th b 1 he! rnem ers o1 e cas 1 are ex- __ maintenance of $45 per week son, who has been serious y I them to e sc oo on or ore , ted t b th R f sh H T Hold ' h · h d"ed t M d 1 pee o e ere. e re · OW o 1 resiraincd from molesting plain- I e past eight mont s. on ay. · ments will be served to all \ a tiff and children rna~• pay- 10:30 p.m. Monday at the home POMEROY CHAPTER No. RO r 1 11 . th t• . ' 1 d h · N c tl p A h M ·11 hold o owmg e prac tee sesston. 1 menls of ' the home, and pay o a aug ter m ew as e, a. iRoy a rc . asons WI . .• More Firmly in Plac:e U2JO all attorney fees and costs. Born May 29, 189() in Mason 1several special meeetmgs tlus THURSDAY 1 1 teoth '"~' ..,, •m· vARIABLE sPEED DRILL •• 207 , A contempt order was enter· County, W. Va., she wa3 the 1week. Monday, April 17th, they TWIN. CITY Shrinettes w i 11 1 b8~J~~;~~~~~P1nl!.d.ropptngorwob· WITH 2 FREE SCREWORti/ER BITS uo ••••••••• u• U ~ ~ II en t meet Th urs day evemng, · Apn·1 1 JUAt bllng when you eat lflugh or t.alk? ed in lhe action of Geore;e Da:b· daughter of the late Horton, Iwill confer -the Most c.xce sprinkle .. lit t le FASTEETH on . pie. . Sh e was 1M <~S ters at 7·30 rplates Thtatllkallue ( tum ·aclctJ .Avl!iliary front hoM!t, depth ney vs. Eva Jean Dabney w1t. h an d D ora G"ll t iS : P· m · and . <20th , ~ t th e Col urn bus an d 0'1·u u ~~der botda tl\lse teeth morenrml! odi u•lment, rip re nee, builf-in the plaintiff tn contempt for non- preceded in death in 1963 by her Thursday, April 20th, they wdl l Electric Company office at 7:30 ' a~eyrn~:t;'faJ:~~~~it~~- &~~~~i lo(Lwdust ejeetor, long blo;~d• husbcmd, Gilbert Rogers. · confer the Royal Arch Oegre~. p. m. 1 :Ow 'Cbru::kt ··plate odor brl!llth ." guard retracting lever, 1 H.P., Payment of fees. 1 ROCK · · Iude a son, •.......,.. • 1Aiber t G. Wood ard, High Priest '1 SPRINGS BE-~R oeutures tlla.t ttt a re ~sse n~tll.l to A contempt order was enter· Surv1vors me •1 l c. · Mtllth . Bee your clentt at r egulari_Y. ed in the action of Mary Alice raine Rogers, Henderson; two !requests all officers and com- Health Club meets at the home G<lt FABTEETH at a.ll druB co unteLs. Goodnite vs. P•ul Howard Good· daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Cal- panions to attend. ---- · loway, Henderson, and Mrs. Ja· T d net Di Freschia New Castle ues ay Pa.; one sister.' Mrs. Alic~ GROUP II of the First Unlt- 1 f)';;;t;;E!!!EiE!iE!;;5;;5iE!iE!;;;;;;;;;;;;<s;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""Jt Vaughn, Henderson; 10 grand- ed Presbyterian Church_in Mid· , UTIUTY Holzer Hospital: Visiting children and 16 great grandchil.' dleport will meet Tuesday evehours 2-1 and 7-8 p.m.: Parents dren. ! ning at the home of Mrs. Myron only on Pediatrics Ward. I Mrs. Rogers was a member . Miller wiltl Mrs. Richard Ow- ' Admission• Iof the Church of Christ at Hen- ' ens as co-hostess. I John M. Plummer, 112 Kin- derson w~ere services will be I THE FRIENDLY Circle of eon Dr.: Michael K. Swords. Iconducted at 10 a.m. Thursday the Trinity United Church of Rt. z Patriot: Sheila K. Wines, by Eugene Zopp, minister. Bur. 1 Christ will meet Tuesday at a 1 Rt. 2 Cheshire; Mrs. Bertie ial will be in the Rogers Ceme- , p. m. _w1th the leader, Mr~. ! Slack, Vinton; Mrs. Allen D. tery. The body will lie in state Elza Gilmore, .Jr. Hostesses , Hale, Sr., Rt. 2 Vinton; Mrs. one hour at the church. Friends wtll be Mrs. Ray Mayer and , I Harold L. Clark. Cheshire; Eric may call after I p.m. Wednes-. Mrs. Donald Houck. I ~ ,,..k & O.Ck., M. Mui)JO!iand, Vinton; Barbara day at the Crow-HllSsell Funer- THE LETART FALLS PTA I I - & Dock'" !I E. Edelmann, Rt. 2 Gallipolis: a1 Home. w1ll meet m regular sessiOn on I '' I 5 GAL. ALL PURPOSE UTILITY BELT I Mrs. John L. Sigman, Rt. 2 Tuesday, April IB, at 7:30 p.m. VACUUM CLEANER cneshire: Ryan s. Halley. Rt. at the schooL Arepresentative SANDER ). Cheshire: Mrs. Raymond E. of the school dlstnct Will be l Bowser Gallipolis Ferl'y: Ma· . present to explall'). the three~ ria T. ' Hurlow, Pt. Pleasan\; _ mill levy which will be voted , 1 Aaron B. Gray. Pt. Pleasant: i Gauges - Gallipolis, 12.1 and ' on May 2. All members are Emmett H. Grady, Pt. Pleas- ~ 18.9 running 23 feet of rollers; 1urged to attend. . NDW I,.CLUDES ant : Mrs. Thelma C. Plants. Pt. Pleasant, 24.78: Pomeroy- 1 MEIGS TOPS Weight N?tch~ Hender~: Mrs. Gary P. Min- , Mason, 21.93 , Hinton, L50 fall- ers wtU meet Tuesday,_ Apnll8, ton. Pt. ' Pleasant: Mrs. Mary ' ing ; Kanawha Falls, 4.95 fall- ~t 7::0 p.m. at the Meigs CounB. . Williamson, South Side, W. lng ; Charleston, 19.91 stat. Lon- I Y m Irm~1DNESDU ~ Va.: Mrs. Floyd W. Carson, Rt. don and ~l"armet, on the s i 11 ; . · " I Middleport : Mrs. Kenneth A. Winfield, running two feet of ' MCLthAodSSI 12CbCirchle ~ 111 Heath Shaw. Ravenswood: Mrs. Hattie rollers. I e IS urc WI meet CillllllllnDI .P Gillespie, Oak Hill; Mr '· Boat MOvements: I Wednesday, Apnl 19, at 8 p.m. ~ llftft Pearl B. Price, Coalton; MT'. Gallipolis Locks - Barbara at the church. Mrs. Nan. Moore John Cox, Hamden : Josepb H. , Gay up 12:10 a.m.; Elgerchff will be program_ l~a~r and PLANNING_jl. Lambert, Jackson ; Thomas N. I down 12 :40 a.m.; Edward s.l Mrs. James JiVIden, d~votJOn~ FINA~CE Shoemaker, Wellston. Bosworth down 3:30a.m.; Rob- Ial leader. Hostes.ses Will be . Births •rt P. Tiboit down >:20 a.m. . Mrs. , Norman Wayland, Mrs. . ..·~~-.......... .. ... SERVICES , _ _ ~. ":'.": ,:':..'"Z:.\f::: Mrs. Kenneth A. Shaw, Rnv· Kanawha River - Marmet. I Oma Wood and Mrs. James » •II: ', "'' .. , _ - · ~ AVAILABLE enswood, daughter, 10:28 a.m. Baby Lere up IZ :45 a.m.; Sol-1CriswelL Monday : Mrs. Ralph E. Bow· . vay down 6:30 a.m.; Winfield,, OHIO ETA Pill CHAPTER "'· Galllpolis Ferry, daugbter, Polly R. up 7:20 p.m.; Alan R Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will • ~ ~ 'IIODC( t'l MO~UL[ LOUiiJ!d) 1:02 p.m.. Monday, Merrl11 down 7:40 p.m.; w. H meet Wednesday, 19, at 8:15 p. LOUVERED SH ~ D!Jcllarges Shaver, Jr. down 9 p.m.; H. E. 6'' X 16" $0U CAFE DO,ORS OlH!R SIZES John W. Blaettnar, Clark A. Bowles down 12:15 a.m.; Fort 6 " x 20" 89c 7" K 16" $1.09 6" X 24" $1.49 7•• X 20" $1.19 . Chevalier, Mrs. W. Milton Dearborn down 3:15a.m.: MI. r x 24" $1.79 Crank. Mrs. Hershel-L. George, State up 5 a.m.; Mary Jan ea. ~ Mrs. Anna E. Kearns, Thomas down 5:15 a.m.; Tammy L. .-1merican lOWIRID H. Miller, Arlen R. Owens; Mrs. White up 6:20 a.m.; Franklin INTERIO, HIGHT Rodger H. Reynolds, Derrill B. down 6:5(1 a.m. DOOR R Rossiter, Linda Strother, Ohlo Diver - Lock 14, Ex~ l4 "al0 " •1%~ MR. DENNIS FLUSH Heg. $22 45 Paul C. Trowbridge, Mrs. presa up 3 ·p.m. Aliquippa up FARNSWORTH ~ . ry B. Van Matre, Miss . 3:30 p.m.; National up 7:20 p. DO?R Will Be At Wayne, Mrs. Clarence Hatfield, m.; Lock 15, William H. ZimMrs. Oyer M. Green and infant mer down 6:20 a.m.; Lock 16, 206 N. 2nd Avenue ~siM~SON"' SAlE !'RICE GLIDE 'N FOLD daughter. New MarlinSJille up 2:40 a.m. ; Middleport, Ohio . DOOR SET EXTERIOR $1299 Peggy Downey up 3:Z5 a.m.; UTILITY Lock 17, John J; Rowe up 3:45 on DOOR ""' " "' · Lock 18, St. Mary• uP 5:· Thurs., Apr. 20, 1967 40 a.m.; Waiter Williamson FROM down 6:4> a.m.; ,Lock 19, S. M. Jenks up 5:05 a.m.; Cri!s Jr. 9 A.M. to 12 NOON PLASTIC ROOf CEMENT PLASTIC ROOf CEMENT a.m.; Lock ao. Eujteni<• ll To repair and service ("""'\ S~nday School attendance on P. Jones up 2:26 p.m.; L. hearing aids April 9 was 71. Offering Fiore up ~:30 a.m.; Jefferson Rffl.' $SU:5 $to.95. Worship sl!l'Vlces were up 5:45 a.m.; Queen City down Batt.rl" and supplies for all m.ok" for salo held at I0:4ii a. m. wlth 6:40 a.m.; Onward up 7:li0 a. !lev. Casto, m.; Bellville Locka, Beckjord Mr. Farnsworth will be WlT SUR,ACI Mrs. Grace Kelly 7 a.m.: Lock 21,, Jelfboat up glad to give you a free ROOF CEMENT surg~ry in the Camden • Clark a.m.; Western down 6:40 bearing test with the tat· S OAI. CAN PumC .fiLM Hospital at PBitersburs . Prlnciplo up 6:15 a.m.; est Bellone Electronie It' a: SO' lOU. we~. She Is reported Z2 Buckeye Slate do\Vn equipment $S .50 ing, satisfactorily. Her a,.;.,; LIJ!lk. ~ .Dtmcail number Is _323. . down l !'till/ a.m:;· GreenIf hoarlngl1-your Mrs. Clw Woode tlllil up ~. Jtelen a. up 7:1i5 p. problem Belto111 II You Don't Need POURING WOOL Sue of Pomeroy spent Frida, George 1\ Price up 9:40 thtlnswer · 24" COR~; afternoon with Mr. and lolrtl. ·. ; Sl2el 'J'rader up 10:5(1 p. INSULATION CA$H BULLETIN Charles D. Woode. . m.; Brenda Jonea up 11:35 p. BOARD Just Open A WI JW 2<1 SQ. FT. Mrs. Marie Hopklns and Mr. m.; J. Lewis. up 4 a.m.; An· NM:I Wit -3" THICil and, Mrs. Lonnie Childers (Bet- drew P. Calhoun dowil 7:10 a. BILD-A·COUNT ty) of Dayton •pent the m.: Little George up•7:40 a.m. CUI'Ot.A $37.50 504 T~NTH ST. end with Mr. and Mrs. Vere J ---~......- - - - Swirtz and other relatives here. and Nina Robinson leadini the HUNTINGTON, W.VA. Pbon• 525-72~1 Other vtsltora In the Slvlll12 home on SlllitlaY were Mr. and lipro-gram....o;;;;;11111,..."""'"""'"""''"' ' llf1'1. Vernon Swatlz and famJ, ~~l~ Jy 'W Mr. and Mrs. C. E. • • - 1st± • . .,.eifll llfnltiU .._ ftiMIIIM tllcltric lint. jld 1MI Ill lWl c..,_, Mill It 0 r,ervou...,. ~ fi)QJ!!! ·--·· --;;;;;;::;::~::::::::~==~~::::=::========:::::::::::::::~ · · · · ' ~;;;; · · omt ng .C • . . - "' 1 ::,.~·=~'::r11~~ , ....... In .."'"".., -~ · · - lVfason Court Signs Orders proceedings . I)) Dtvorce . . ·v . .. . . . �' . ., .. I ,. 1 n· dU'U y .0., Apd118, U[f7 'IT • t' OICe 0 :' O u I . I_O . .." ~--~- , ·b D . I 1':._ 4NNEMI' 1 •·• ' • wasn'tneither desperately tated funny, In a candy commerclal; wben daughterdesolated won an very . .. Adam Clayton Oacar: his 8011 Cor!n's wife Powell's "Keep the Faltll, Jla. · 'II Ntho dldotlloltew 1 Dlerdre welcomed an tJ.lb. son. by" album Bopped but Ev Dlrll· ,~ ,! to fornt tho lll'[lllloana,.,, • ' ... Late-tip Burt Lancaster gets sen's historical hotcake bas _ ·_ . . . ••creoted bJ tho...,._, tbe "No strings" mm lead oppo- him sigaing for more: and more 1HI CZAR site Barbra Streisand .. . . Due . . Oscar • winner Sandy Den· · . -.. WAS A L W A Y S U A A . J here for "The Honey Pot" pre- nls found $900 of bubby Gerry (""'-o 1 miere, iis star Maggie Smilil Mulligan's money stashed In tbe . : . , ,....,,.. PANIY DUCAT NtNm JlmR first has to fare a London di· sasman's bookcase: Go r r y ' '""-1• ..... ,__ wer.. w•-· ,._.,_ Ju ._ --··"· vorce suit in wh!rb sbe's nam· couldn't remember whet~e, whea ,... ~~--- •-llfl'ller ,,__ ed as correspondenI. . . . "Ma· or how he'd abandoned 11 l- : IIPJ HII"JINN" UP 80 "-: . ' . · · ternlty Minis" are next as the Sandy kept It as "surprise dow. bare-market goes higher . . Sal ry." . . Why someone tossed May 'J:I Nat. Variety Artists Inc. furniture out of playwrlgbt Har· . . ·f:BIDROF . • lUld ~:~~~~'TH~E=~ I . I I I rr• ' taw) Bart')'l liave two I""'D . womiloout. :.. COlambla Recoi'Giils of 8ie ""I llllCel al; . oon•, adopted a baby daughter ordJ actually baa Pf'"I'Wed a most as tong .. be 101114 ,._ Publisher Alfred Knoprs 1m- "eootrart" for Barbra strei· om- the steerlnc wbeeL pending wedding to Mrs. Helea ..nd's baby well d!Hla is more . Hedrick 1revealed bere) take. musical than ye-ye. . . . PennTIPOFF MAYBETHATGOV.,sponsors a Memorial Mass fo~ old Pinter's N. .Y pad Is as place April 17 In R.io. Chris s:•lvanla Hllton'a opening its btg ROCKY'S planll are rolllug Jo. the late Free! Allen at SL Ma~ II!Ueh a mystery as tbe plots ur ' Jones asked Susan Strasberg, sidewalk cafe; -Bill's Ga~ 90s ward a national nomination: achy's Actor's Chapel, 229 E. Pinter's plays . . Clive Revill "Please call off the divorce." has siclewalk mint-cafe 2 tables. bla :i2 W. 56th St. pressroom's f91b Sl. ... Tho dull gray blat feeis hia star-role "Sherry!" A NEW JUKEBOX takes dol· bad stage-bright llgbts lnltalled, which now prints more gossip muslral's a hit at tho A I v t " tar bills; and no jackpot? finest In the country . . . Zsa then aayone plans a blast at Theatre; he ts flying in h :s El Morocco's midnight mob: PASSES TESI' Zsa's got a llasb ready . .. Phll gossip colilmns; must want a mother and dad from his (and Jack Benny, Trin! Lopez, Hanl< LONDON (UP!) - Prince Silvers bought hlmaelf a w a Y mo.nopoly on authoritative whis- their) ?"live New Zealand for Greenberg with toyman Lo u Charles, passed hls driving test from CBS for $IOO,OOO ·· ·Helen ~rtng. · · Sucb as Its own Mothers Day. Marx Nancy Holmes with Gen. Tuesday In his first attempt at O'Connell'c. daughter Joan (Mrs, house organ's suggesUon Its staf "Apple Tree" and Mark Twain John 'coulter, connie Bennett's a difficult trial frequently :aU· Gary Chipman) will make Hel· fers eavesdrop on lnnonent nod<- specialist, Hal Holbrook's been widower. . . Claire Bloom, Rod ed even on second and third en a faadma ln. ~ weeks · · tail , dinner partle.t, etc. asked, to sub for Hugh Downs on Steiger and Tab Hunter at Le tries. The Ill-year-old prltlee He~ns :unblUon. Hello, Dol· The VOl<;" of Bobby K. Hug~.sAug.vacetJonfrom"ToBijou ... The deal· for Kaye hashadlotsofpracUee.Hehas Jy. · · · · Su Michael 1\qrave Everett Dirkaen are ditJo.Jmi. d$y. The Gene (Burke's .Ballard's TV series is being net- been driving around lbe private . ··· ....![! ~ou· 1 •• Sand dunes tower 500 feet high along the IIOI'theast roas. ol tbe Arabian peninsull. · wOMEN sUffER · WITH ILADDliiRRPtnON Common Kt41117 .., Bl- "lft'lto- WE~$"~.,,.. !'.~:r:~R"-;•·= CliiCY&TBKaUr• \ - ~- p . t PI a nt !:;...,CiaSchsa lay ~: oo" :~ r 00 IS sc u1 ~ presentation on May 4 at. 7' 30 p.m. In the school auditonum. ''Too Sweet For Sixteen" is ~~~e· title of this ytar's presenlllloD under the direction of Jlllll!l Lanclaneoe assisted by atudeot dlredorli Linda Anth· 011! and Sharon Hayes. , Members of the cast lnclud, :lllclde Yeater, Jim Sommer, Clrul Kegley, Keith Brock, Jlllle Sauer, Kathy Sayre, Beeq Tumer, Mary Estlier Grubb, BDI Smith, Mary Lee Douglass and Jim Bauer. Becky Goodwin is business -ager and Nancy Patterso• IIIJd· Becky Snead are in charge o1 publicity. · · pi 01 ASK TO WED PT. PLEASANT - Four coupies have made appllcatlon for marriage licenses in the office of the county clerk. Applying were Robert Wilson Fisher, 38, Ashlon, and Ida Mae Jeffers, 23, Glenwood; Chester RaJ!DODd Hall, 'J:I, Southside, IIDd Haul Agnes Mash, 21, Pt. Pleasant: Clifton Relaford Say· l't, 48, Point Pleasanl, and N•l· lie Mildred Plymale, 48, Pt. Pleasant; William Ray Ferg>I· I!IIJ, 30, West Columbia, a n d •lf*rlorle Patricia Ferg100n, 29, !'.I'!·'!•> Wat Columbia. ELECTRIC HEAT IS: Pleasant; Mrs. AI· Bidftll; Woodrow ·PiftJUI, .I I S2S99 --· :!J Trustworthy River News 54999 : Helpful • AT ASHLAND OIL SERVICE STATIONS Maintenance Free Clean FIX-UP NOW •. AND SAVE! Obedient _ Cheerful FREE TRIPS : ro THE WORLD SERIES/ Clam Never leb out a peep ••• or pop, No aound$ of ignition or cumbustion because electric water heaters are fla•eltu. No pilo~ no ven~ no flue. This quiet tNI'ICier can bide in a closet, or under a stairwell. Ignore him totally for ten fuU years. Cet aa electric water heater accepted for our Prutscled SeMel Plan, •• a!OO%, 10-year wallllnty on f18rtJ, aervit:e and tank. Ask JW Miller ar pkJMr wa a11oat PSP. Additional wiring needed? Take advantap of our moaey. lliin& lliill certificates. . . ~DWIR CQIII'AI[) 'Buick Bargain Days are here. OF PRIZES It's easy! It's fun! Nothing to buy! Just drive in at any participating Ashland Serv. ice Station for your free Grand Slam Base· No slogans to write, no regiatratiOD , , , each Grand Slam Baseball game piece telll )'OU instantly if you've won a trip for two. Each eJ:citing trip include. round trip air and ground traniportation, hotel tl.ceGIIIIIIOdations, all meals, tickets to three games, and up to $10 per day incidental spending money, If you can't take the trip, you'll receive $500 in ceah. Remember the more visit. you make to participating Asbian<! stations, the more chances you have to win! ball game piece. Look inside , , • you'll know instantly if you've won $1, $5, $10, $25, $100, $1000, $5000 ••• or an all-expenses· paid trip for two persons to three gamee of the 1967 World Series. Drive in o&n for more chances to win! .• _ ---....411111-- BELTONE Hearing Aid Service Center Flame less 69c Quiet • 51 and Dependable. ~VA.I UILl: $18.25 Q89 ....... Alfred Society Notes • 53497 . ~~~~~15 Inside each Grand Slam Baseball pme piece you'll find a picture of a f'auloWI baseball player. Collect t1w1e pictures and pa8W them in a free album you'll receive from your Ashland-dealer. Aft« you have pasted in all 1!1 di!erent playen, you win a boy'a or girl's deluxe Roadmuter bicycle! IUTONE Hearing Aid Centw s. WOOde. 81.1 •nd ASHLAND OIL & Aalllll•• REFINING COMPANY . ~ ... . ... ;. .. ' ::.:, S677 '''*' S288 0001111000U00011-411H000U'It0tltfOO ' ' l t i i O t o o o • \\buldnl you really rather drive almgain? . .... I lli's. Alhll Ray. Mrs. James Mrs. Charles Mn. Toral ~~S4444 Thrifty -;:=::::-::-==::;:======================::;--1 Esther Stephens, Lo- DRILLS JIG SA\1. i Mrs. Lawrence Grove; Joe Gil· Bottomi M r "· Wrijbt, Pt. PleasLandoo SmltiJ, Har· ~·'-"~le: Beverly Price, Hog· ~l.ck Hospital News -H. Valley Hospllll SALE I I' DJ0f PI' PLEASANT _ The Sen· 1 w· Spread of Pollution Come Dear Helen: I'm just an average guy. I don't worship sex and never will . I hke guls m general but don't have a steady. In fact I don't date much yet That doesn't mean don't like to look at pretty girls in short skirts and bikinis They improve the landscape. · Let's face i~ we're all human and we all like nlce scenery, especially feminine. Girls like to be looked at, so they dre!is accordingly. I tnink they're doing us guys a big favor when they wear the mod styles and people wbo knock them are' pre!· ty dumb. Right, Helen'-CHARLEY Dear Chariev: • Right. Charley. - H. Dear Helen : We four are wondering bow you pronounce your Jast name. Does it rhyme with throttle?SUE, DEB, JOE AND FANG Dear Kids: No Bottel ran either rhyme 1 with "hot sell" or dhotel"-take your choice. 11 was once "Beau· telie, became Anglicized, and now we answer to anyt)llng but the present generation Is •winging back to "Bow~ell. " Confusing, Isn't It? - H. EVen. ts F'ALSE TEETH 1 HELEN HELP US! More Bills Aimed to Limit PIay ·.S. .cheduIed '0· nMay 4th ---·..,'1 :'-' 1W' w........,_ I . ~~.~~ s~~i~ ~~.;;~;i;"E;~~~ ·d~t~pr~; ·;~ ~t"'t~"·p. ~:·····1 ~b~~rve u;t~ay' :~~a~"":· ·;~~~-,;~ ::~:~;~~~~:;:'J,;~~ri,- . pearl Rogers DieS Monday -··J YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! night becaue I know he'll think By JAMES B. BLAND offered in the House a bill to This column IS for young peo· l'm.too "proper." COLUMBUS (UP!) - Bills expand the Ohio Water Com· pie, their problems and pleas· Its probably gotten around to cor.lain the spread of poilu· m!ssion by three members to a ures, their troubles and fun. As that I'm a "no kiss Charlie." lion continue to flow into the total of nine and give it add!· with the rest of Helen Help I'm really not cold, but I don't Ohio Legislature, whlch got its tiona! authority. US!, it welcomes laughs but like this kind of kissing. Do oth· 15th work week off to a very Water Grants won't dodge a serwus questiOn er guis feel this way too? - slow start Monday night. Among its additional powers with a brush-off. . OLD-FASHIONED. A proposal was offered in the would be the making of loans Sen~ your t.. n-age questions Dear O.F.: House to set up slatewide reg. and grants lo governmenlal to YOUTH ASKED FUR JT, . Many other girls dislike those ulation of •olid waste disposal, agencies or political subdivi· rare of Helen Help US ! this kisses, and the best way to a· a problem growing as steadily sions for water management newspaper. void them Is to say so. - H. as the population and the and grants from federal govern· · BREATHLF.SS QUESTIOS Dear Helen : amoont of the material it con· ment and other sources. Dear Helen : I guess you might say l'm sumes. It also could set and rollect Just to be sure, I take "breath with the popular crowd, but I And along with it was intfo. rates from govern me at mints." My question is, when I don't want to be stuck with just duced a measure which would agencies and persons who are take one in front of others, do I the "in's". I think some of the tighten the slate's water poUu- supplied with water or provided pass the roll around, or does other k1ds are worth knowing tioa control laws by prohibiting disposal service the money beIbis imply I think they need and are much more friendly. additional conaections to or ex. ing used to ddray the rost of them? - UNEASY BREATHER But, if you go out of your crowd, tensions of sewers whlch dump buDding, malntalnlag and oper· Dear U.B.: you re put down. raw sewage into streams, ating the faciUUes. Most people wooidn't be that There's tills boy who isn't in among other effects. Tbree bills were passed in the touchy, but when in doubt, pop our crowd and I think he's The senate Elections, Corn· brief House session. They proa mint in yoor moulh on the sly. great. The "in" kids will proba· merce and Labor Committee Jo. vide for appointment of a dep(Tiley last longer this way.) - biy call me crazy for liking day began hearings 00 a bill uty library board clerk with 11. him. and maybe they won't ac· sponsored by Sen. Harry Arm· power to handle funds, allow Dear Helen: cept me any more. What's more, strong, R-Logan, which would courts to take judicial notice of I'm a junior in,a large high t•• doesn.'t pay much attenUoo allow the use of an under· common law of other courts, acbool. I've held many class of- to me because I guess he figures ground well system for disposal and allow courts to dismiss or !IJ:JS from President doW!) and I'm out of reach. of liquid waste. award by default when a party 11111 quite popular, but dste only How can I attract hlm with- While attention cez>tered tlJI faiis to answer depositions or tlfO or threE' times a month. out losing my friends? -M.J. pollution control~ there als<l was interrogatories. M-J problem has me wonder· Dear M: - - - - - - - - - -- - - - fuS. tf I'm llllfrn•L It concerns What you call the "popular kisses and I'm always nervom~ crowd," I'd call the snob-mob. kisses, and I'm always nervou Choose friends from people you Wilen a boy starts to say good- really like, and he friendly with · everyone - that's the only road (;:!_ • to true popularity. -~ . How do you attract the "great" boy'! Show him y o u aren't out of reach, and I'm •ure he'll take it from there. ~·· Viliey~ Wilma Jean Obi& Un!v~ty .Jpenl ihl with har pa~Js. !Jb·. and Mrs. Afthur Atherton. !f. and Mn. Wilber Parker, Eddie and ~ Ylij~ Mr. and fll!'":'f laSt Sundly•. Mr. i'l!t!:• ..., ter, Mrs. Ru~ Scbl-1\ler : · :~ end' :l'!lt!ll. '*"· 1f,owef4: . ... •' .,..T ........ · - s19n lltetrk 99c "",.,.... .................. • 21!511. rr~~t St. CIIIIIHI, tltl11 d211. On• tt wr '"-~If. cHtrfMI witt col "' tor oa ..,..._ Tlo!o'o 11 MtPttoo. llllnly. '/ ~·------------------~------ r---~~:-~~--------~----------~--------~.~~,~~-~~.~-~~4 ·· I Pomeroy Cement ,. co. _, , __ .... . . .. - . . ' . .. -. . ' . .... , . . ~ ~ ... . . . .. . ··- -· ·· ··· . ...... ..... , _ - ~ -- ...... ..... ~- - · ·- ·· · . .. ..... ... . .... .... -········ ···· -·····• ·· · -~·--~·-··-·-···10!. .'. . . . . ...--..~·. - ....- ~~ .... ·····-··-··-·"" · CO.\, .· Tho Department S~re~f l!ulllf~'''...·.f'~~:'i!J . . *Sin~ !!IS \ .. .. ,. , , , ·r !.'!,;{ ., "a I X)""' ( m I """' 1 i.t~" ·ff! will have the program· and LOis Wii.LING WORKERS Class \ t mner un ti;Y Bennv . Rhonda. Wi lma and R d' TJ' D""-~ et' '~ Clelland will be hostess. of the E:nterprise UB Church , SYRACUSE - Celebrating Ri chard . of Middleport. I (I ·'~ ··' PAST PRESIDENTS of Amer- will meet at the borne of Mrs. birthda ys 'at the home of Mr. . . . 1 Mrs,_" J'!P,t.l, 4'jlrn•. B.rtm> 1 ican Auxiliary Unlt 39 will meet John Smith, Thursday, April 20, Walter Cook and Mr. and Mrs. SEOUL 1 UPfl The Uni!Rd Heigh"!, .FOtu~~ l!oll)e•~~ 1Wednesday. April 19, at 7-S() p. at 7·30 p.m. PT. PLEASANT - A number~ nile, with the defendant held in Ezra P/liilips on Sunda.v were Nalions Command Tuesday re- evemng lrorldh• -qd _ ailhti II orders have been entered by contempt for non-payment of m. at the home of Mrs. Ralph TWILIGHT GARDEN Club Mr. Cook. Clareoce Searls, Rus. quesled a mee11n~ ol the K,> b~nquel of the Am~!f~Can Wf 1 the Mason County Circuit Court counsel fees. Gilmore, Middleport. Ail mem· will meet at the home of Mrs. sell MillEr, Terry Searls a~d 1ean Mil itary Arml!!lice Corn· men's :Rad.itb lll\d 1V, '!'he HI oigned by Judge James Lee The civil action of Richard hers who are unable to attend, Dwight Parker, Thursday at Mike Miller. mission [or Thursday .to disciH< C~apll'fS• tit the Wtndmg. 110 Thompson. L. Harker vs. James Randall . "'"'" . please contact hostess. 7,30 p.m. with Mrs. . Wheeler Other guests were Mrs. Rus- a border incident f!londay ia low Co~nl.ry _Cl~.l? Qi, Columhus, Granted divorces were Diana Gilliam was settled and dismissTHE WINDING Trail Garden I Drake as co-hostess. sell Miller and children, Tina wh1cn four North Korean so!· i Mrs. KorD a!~Q..V}Jited . .h.l1 Dean 11i1dson from Paul Doug- ed. THE 1 ~f~ ~!Yof the Unit- Club will meet at th• home of Add Frldsy . . .... . . __ and Titnmy. of Columbus: Mrs. ~iers were killed after lntrud· son and daugllteF-Jn·!~w: ~· las Hudson, with the plaintiff In a custody action the four . Mrs. Robert Lewis, Wednesday, JITNEY SUPPER at the Clarence Searls and .J oe~ Shir- io· south of th~ Demllltarized[and · f:l"·', eeotj~l''·~orn. · it;, awarded cuslody of their un- children of Anna Mae Barr and ed Methndtst. Church wdt meet April 19, at 7:30 p. m. The pro- Portland Grade School, Friday . tiger, Cheshire : Mr. and Mrs. Zone. ' and son-JJret, In Columblll. born citlld; Karla Elizabeth Gfb. Dale F. Barr, divorce~, were Mo~~ay, hApr~ 17, at 7:30 p.m. gram will be on ferns. April 21, sqonsored by the Me. . son .ftom Charles Lee Gibson, given lo Dale F. Barr. Mrs. at e c urc · . . BOSWORTH Council No. 46, thodtst Church WSCS. Serving : ·~': an~ (liy~n cuslody of their one Barr was drowned m a car. ao- . A GENERAL auctiOn consist- ' Roya! and Select Masters, wilf will start at 5 p.m. child, and Roberta D. Powe,rs cident at Hartford last month mg of hou~ehold goods, baked I hold a stated meeting Wedne,. AFTERNOON CIRCLE of : from Eddie Rex Powers, she a- along With lne driVer of the car, goods, crafts WJII be held Moo- day APril 19th at 7·30 p m iu H th MethodTst Church will ' · Ed · K 1 day April 17 at the Chester • • · · · ea 'BIG SPRING warded cuslod Y of the1r one wm ay or. · • • d h the Pomeroy Masonic· Temple. sponsor a rummage sale Fri· hJid 'liS month alimony grade school un e.r t e spm> • c •• per hi 1 the Ch ster PTA The II officers are eted to at-tend I day and Saturday, April 21 . 22 and 150 a month support for the ~~~in~t~ng com~lttee ~ i Il l All oificers are expected to at- in the Fry building on Mill St. child. . k ·t nd elecuon of , tend this meetmg. After the Persons wishing pick-up serv· 0 1 A_ tempo~ary orde~ was Slgn• ~:lc:r~ s~~f ~e ~eld. Mr. and ! regular meeting, the cast for ice may contact, Mrs. Nan ~ . . ed m the divorce actton of Jean M I 0 McCoy program ' the Super Ercellent Masters Moore Mrs. Walter Hayes. ~ ,,..k & O.Ckfll' Goodo1te ~s. Harry Goodmte hrs. · ~ounced that any- Degree will ·practice for the THillD FRIDAY CLUB meets & O.Ck., 1 DELUXE ~;ra~~et~~~~~~~J~~~~= i; a;~; · • ~=Ir:::· coulrt not attend but conferring of this degree which ' at the home of Mrs. Bentz ·· · g P'f PLEASANT - Mrs · bed to donate items for the IS only conferred once a year, Wolfe 2611 West Ma1n St., Frl· SAW of VISttahon. The defend-..nl was · · 1WJS . the first Monda in Ma AH ' . ordered to pay supporl and Pearl M. Rogera, 77, Hender- 1aucction may do so by sending b th Y Y· day, April 21. I · 1 "II th b 1 he! rnem ers o1 e cas 1 are ex- __ maintenance of $45 per week son, who has been serious y I them to e sc oo on or ore , ted t b th R f sh H T Hold ' h · h d"ed t M d 1 pee o e ere. e re · OW o 1 resiraincd from molesting plain- I e past eight mont s. on ay. · ments will be served to all \ a tiff and children rna~• pay- 10:30 p.m. Monday at the home POMEROY CHAPTER No. RO r 1 11 . th t• . ' 1 d h · N c tl p A h M ·11 hold o owmg e prac tee sesston. 1 menls of ' the home, and pay o a aug ter m ew as e, a. iRoy a rc . asons WI . .• More Firmly in Plac:e U2JO all attorney fees and costs. Born May 29, 189() in Mason 1several special meeetmgs tlus THURSDAY 1 1 teoth '"~' ..,, •m· vARIABLE sPEED DRILL •• 207 , A contempt order was enter· County, W. Va., she wa3 the 1week. Monday, April 17th, they TWIN. CITY Shrinettes w i 11 1 b8~J~~;~~~~~P1nl!.d.ropptngorwob· WITH 2 FREE SCREWORti/ER BITS uo ••••••••• u• U ~ ~ II en t meet Th urs day evemng, · Apn·1 1 JUAt bllng when you eat lflugh or t.alk? ed in lhe action of Geore;e Da:b· daughter of the late Horton, Iwill confer -the Most c.xce sprinkle .. lit t le FASTEETH on . pie. . Sh e was 1M <~S ters at 7·30 rplates Thtatllkallue ( tum ·aclctJ .Avl!iliary front hoM!t, depth ney vs. Eva Jean Dabney w1t. h an d D ora G"ll t iS : P· m · and . <20th , ~ t th e Col urn bus an d 0'1·u u ~~der botda tl\lse teeth morenrml! odi u•lment, rip re nee, builf-in the plaintiff tn contempt for non- preceded in death in 1963 by her Thursday, April 20th, they wdl l Electric Company office at 7:30 ' a~eyrn~:t;'faJ:~~~~it~~- &~~~~i lo(Lwdust ejeetor, long blo;~d• husbcmd, Gilbert Rogers. · confer the Royal Arch Oegre~. p. m. 1 :Ow 'Cbru::kt ··plate odor brl!llth ." guard retracting lever, 1 H.P., Payment of fees. 1 ROCK · · Iude a son, •.......,.. • 1Aiber t G. Wood ard, High Priest '1 SPRINGS BE-~R oeutures tlla.t ttt a re ~sse n~tll.l to A contempt order was enter· Surv1vors me •1 l c. · Mtllth . Bee your clentt at r egulari_Y. ed in the action of Mary Alice raine Rogers, Henderson; two !requests all officers and com- Health Club meets at the home G<lt FABTEETH at a.ll druB co unteLs. Goodnite vs. P•ul Howard Good· daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Cal- panions to attend. ---- · loway, Henderson, and Mrs. Ja· T d net Di Freschia New Castle ues ay Pa.; one sister.' Mrs. Alic~ GROUP II of the First Unlt- 1 f)';;;t;;E!!!EiE!iE!;;5;;5iE!iE!;;;;;;;;;;;;<s;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""Jt Vaughn, Henderson; 10 grand- ed Presbyterian Church_in Mid· , UTIUTY Holzer Hospital: Visiting children and 16 great grandchil.' dleport will meet Tuesday evehours 2-1 and 7-8 p.m.: Parents dren. ! ning at the home of Mrs. Myron only on Pediatrics Ward. I Mrs. Rogers was a member . Miller wiltl Mrs. Richard Ow- ' Admission• Iof the Church of Christ at Hen- ' ens as co-hostess. I John M. Plummer, 112 Kin- derson w~ere services will be I THE FRIENDLY Circle of eon Dr.: Michael K. Swords. Iconducted at 10 a.m. Thursday the Trinity United Church of Rt. z Patriot: Sheila K. Wines, by Eugene Zopp, minister. Bur. 1 Christ will meet Tuesday at a 1 Rt. 2 Cheshire; Mrs. Bertie ial will be in the Rogers Ceme- , p. m. _w1th the leader, Mr~. ! Slack, Vinton; Mrs. Allen D. tery. The body will lie in state Elza Gilmore, .Jr. Hostesses , Hale, Sr., Rt. 2 Vinton; Mrs. one hour at the church. Friends wtll be Mrs. Ray Mayer and , I Harold L. Clark. Cheshire; Eric may call after I p.m. Wednes-. Mrs. Donald Houck. I ~ ,,..k & O.Ck., M. Mui)JO!iand, Vinton; Barbara day at the Crow-HllSsell Funer- THE LETART FALLS PTA I I - & Dock'" !I E. Edelmann, Rt. 2 Gallipolis: a1 Home. w1ll meet m regular sessiOn on I '' I 5 GAL. ALL PURPOSE UTILITY BELT I Mrs. John L. Sigman, Rt. 2 Tuesday, April IB, at 7:30 p.m. VACUUM CLEANER cneshire: Ryan s. Halley. Rt. at the schooL Arepresentative SANDER ). Cheshire: Mrs. Raymond E. of the school dlstnct Will be l Bowser Gallipolis Ferl'y: Ma· . present to explall'). the three~ ria T. ' Hurlow, Pt. Pleasan\; _ mill levy which will be voted , 1 Aaron B. Gray. Pt. Pleasant: i Gauges - Gallipolis, 12.1 and ' on May 2. All members are Emmett H. Grady, Pt. Pleas- ~ 18.9 running 23 feet of rollers; 1urged to attend. . NDW I,.CLUDES ant : Mrs. Thelma C. Plants. Pt. Pleasant, 24.78: Pomeroy- 1 MEIGS TOPS Weight N?tch~ Hender~: Mrs. Gary P. Min- , Mason, 21.93 , Hinton, L50 fall- ers wtU meet Tuesday,_ Apnll8, ton. Pt. ' Pleasant: Mrs. Mary ' ing ; Kanawha Falls, 4.95 fall- ~t 7::0 p.m. at the Meigs CounB. . Williamson, South Side, W. lng ; Charleston, 19.91 stat. Lon- I Y m Irm~1DNESDU ~ Va.: Mrs. Floyd W. Carson, Rt. don and ~l"armet, on the s i 11 ; . · " I Middleport : Mrs. Kenneth A. Winfield, running two feet of ' MCLthAodSSI 12CbCirchle ~ 111 Heath Shaw. Ravenswood: Mrs. Hattie rollers. I e IS urc WI meet CillllllllnDI .P Gillespie, Oak Hill; Mr '· Boat MOvements: I Wednesday, Apnl 19, at 8 p.m. ~ llftft Pearl B. Price, Coalton; MT'. Gallipolis Locks - Barbara at the church. Mrs. Nan. Moore John Cox, Hamden : Josepb H. , Gay up 12:10 a.m.; Elgerchff will be program_ l~a~r and PLANNING_jl. Lambert, Jackson ; Thomas N. I down 12 :40 a.m.; Edward s.l Mrs. James JiVIden, d~votJOn~ FINA~CE Shoemaker, Wellston. Bosworth down 3:30a.m.; Rob- Ial leader. Hostes.ses Will be . Births •rt P. Tiboit down >:20 a.m. . Mrs. , Norman Wayland, Mrs. . ..·~~-.......... .. ... SERVICES , _ _ ~. ":'.": ,:':..'"Z:.\f::: Mrs. Kenneth A. Shaw, Rnv· Kanawha River - Marmet. I Oma Wood and Mrs. James » •II: ', "'' .. , _ - · ~ AVAILABLE enswood, daughter, 10:28 a.m. Baby Lere up IZ :45 a.m.; Sol-1CriswelL Monday : Mrs. Ralph E. Bow· . vay down 6:30 a.m.; Winfield,, OHIO ETA Pill CHAPTER "'· Galllpolis Ferry, daugbter, Polly R. up 7:20 p.m.; Alan R Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will • ~ ~ 'IIODC( t'l MO~UL[ LOUiiJ!d) 1:02 p.m.. Monday, Merrl11 down 7:40 p.m.; w. H meet Wednesday, 19, at 8:15 p. LOUVERED SH ~ D!Jcllarges Shaver, Jr. down 9 p.m.; H. E. 6'' X 16" $0U CAFE DO,ORS OlH!R SIZES John W. Blaettnar, Clark A. Bowles down 12:15 a.m.; Fort 6 " x 20" 89c 7" K 16" $1.09 6" X 24" $1.49 7•• X 20" $1.19 . Chevalier, Mrs. W. Milton Dearborn down 3:15a.m.: MI. r x 24" $1.79 Crank. Mrs. Hershel-L. George, State up 5 a.m.; Mary Jan ea. ~ Mrs. Anna E. Kearns, Thomas down 5:15 a.m.; Tammy L. .-1merican lOWIRID H. Miller, Arlen R. Owens; Mrs. White up 6:20 a.m.; Franklin INTERIO, HIGHT Rodger H. Reynolds, Derrill B. down 6:5(1 a.m. DOOR R Rossiter, Linda Strother, Ohlo Diver - Lock 14, Ex~ l4 "al0 " •1%~ MR. DENNIS FLUSH Heg. $22 45 Paul C. Trowbridge, Mrs. presa up 3 ·p.m. Aliquippa up FARNSWORTH ~ . ry B. Van Matre, Miss . 3:30 p.m.; National up 7:20 p. DO?R Will Be At Wayne, Mrs. Clarence Hatfield, m.; Lock 15, William H. ZimMrs. Oyer M. Green and infant mer down 6:20 a.m.; Lock 16, 206 N. 2nd Avenue ~siM~SON"' SAlE !'RICE GLIDE 'N FOLD daughter. New MarlinSJille up 2:40 a.m. ; Middleport, Ohio . DOOR SET EXTERIOR $1299 Peggy Downey up 3:Z5 a.m.; UTILITY Lock 17, John J; Rowe up 3:45 on DOOR ""' " "' · Lock 18, St. Mary• uP 5:· Thurs., Apr. 20, 1967 40 a.m.; Waiter Williamson FROM down 6:4> a.m.; ,Lock 19, S. M. Jenks up 5:05 a.m.; Cri!s Jr. 9 A.M. to 12 NOON PLASTIC ROOf CEMENT PLASTIC ROOf CEMENT a.m.; Lock ao. Eujteni<• ll To repair and service ("""'\ S~nday School attendance on P. Jones up 2:26 p.m.; L. hearing aids April 9 was 71. Offering Fiore up ~:30 a.m.; Jefferson Rffl.' $SU:5 $to.95. Worship sl!l'Vlces were up 5:45 a.m.; Queen City down Batt.rl" and supplies for all m.ok" for salo held at I0:4ii a. m. wlth 6:40 a.m.; Onward up 7:li0 a. !lev. Casto, m.; Bellville Locka, Beckjord Mr. Farnsworth will be WlT SUR,ACI Mrs. Grace Kelly 7 a.m.: Lock 21,, Jelfboat up glad to give you a free ROOF CEMENT surg~ry in the Camden • Clark a.m.; Western down 6:40 bearing test with the tat· S OAI. CAN PumC .fiLM Hospital at PBitersburs . Prlnciplo up 6:15 a.m.; est Bellone Electronie It' a: SO' lOU. we~. She Is reported Z2 Buckeye Slate do\Vn equipment $S .50 ing, satisfactorily. Her a,.;.,; LIJ!lk. ~ .Dtmcail number Is _323. . down l !'till/ a.m:;· GreenIf hoarlngl1-your Mrs. Clw Woode tlllil up ~. Jtelen a. up 7:1i5 p. problem Belto111 II You Don't Need POURING WOOL Sue of Pomeroy spent Frida, George 1\ Price up 9:40 thtlnswer · 24" COR~; afternoon with Mr. and lolrtl. ·. ; Sl2el 'J'rader up 10:5(1 p. INSULATION CA$H BULLETIN Charles D. Woode. . m.; Brenda Jonea up 11:35 p. BOARD Just Open A WI JW 2<1 SQ. FT. Mrs. Marie Hopklns and Mr. m.; J. Lewis. up 4 a.m.; An· NM:I Wit -3" THICil and, Mrs. Lonnie Childers (Bet- drew P. Calhoun dowil 7:10 a. BILD-A·COUNT ty) of Dayton •pent the m.: Little George up•7:40 a.m. CUI'Ot.A $37.50 504 T~NTH ST. end with Mr. and Mrs. Vere J ---~......- - - - Swirtz and other relatives here. and Nina Robinson leadini the HUNTINGTON, W.VA. Pbon• 525-72~1 Other vtsltora In the Slvlll12 home on SlllitlaY were Mr. and lipro-gram....o;;;;;11111,..."""'"""'"""''"' ' llf1'1. Vernon Swatlz and famJ, ~~l~ Jy 'W Mr. and Mrs. C. E. • • - 1st± • . .,.eifll llfnltiU .._ ftiMIIIM tllcltric lint. jld 1MI Ill lWl c..,_, Mill It 0 r,ervou...,. ~ fi)QJ!!! ·--·· --;;;;;;::;::~::::::::~==~~::::=::========:::::::::::::::~ · · · · ' ~;;;; · · omt ng .C • . . - "' 1 ::,.~·=~'::r11~~ , ....... In .."'"".., -~ · · - lVfason Court Signs Orders proceedings . I)) Dtvorce . . ·v . .. . . . �' ' ' ~· /1.. ' " .~, • :-< . ,. ' ' '. L ,""r , ''.\ '· •• ' WSCSEiects Mrs. Warner Its President There'· Can Be ... Weather . League to Meet On Evening - Wlll'llll!ro · Of May 20th lasr ' ~nd ;:.·..,t ·· ON SAVINGS ' " -~ . 3 ern ree ermany Konrad Adenauer Founded Ruling Democratic Union More Prison for Critic Mihajlov 4'Yo • f-1' · · · ,,.,.,.., 01.Thf Mftp.Muo" .4,.. . ' ' . er o put more money in your \ ' I VOL Make your own fortun- ' ,........ ': w..a•..,, . hlr 11111 eoil · low as to a. ''ftilrida7 ' · Money In Your Future WE PAY ' ,,· ....~ ,. future, by putting away savings hero. Special all-new AIR CONDITIONERS · A\@rnbor Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation District Dinner Held Recently Near Jackson John Vroman, Columbus, visited over the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Vroman and his son, John How- . Seturdey, April .29, heo bnn dtslgneted •• Coffat Day th""'tthout the county ond Tag Day In Middleport, Concar Chairman Jomts Sauloby annaunc:ed todoy. "Mn. William Anderoon, Coffee Dey Chairman, will CChtact oil r11tauranta In the county asking that thoy danete ell proceeds from the sale of coffee on that day Ia the .C an- Drive. Mn. Anderson ha~ for 100 per· cent partlclp.~tlan by all r11t1uranh. Middleport Tag Day Cheirman, Mrs. Nan Moore, stated thet her workers also will conduct their drlvo .on that dey. tag Day In Pomeroy will not bo hold until Moy 13th. ' See The Complete Line of Dependable RCA Whirlpool Air Conditioners On Sale On The 2nd Floor ard. The Reorganized Church of Jes~s Christ of Latter Day Saints held a district Priest· hood-Wife (and their guests) Banquet April 6 at the F a i rgreens Country Club, Jackson to commemorate tbe birtlldav of the church. Prior to dinner a b mn sing was held led by Mrs. J'oward S. Sheehe, wife of the district president of Chillicothe, Mrs. Pearl Fry of Ports· mouth, Ohio, i~ visiUng w1th Mrs. VIctor Gnm. nk Mr. and M~s. Herbert Fi ' who are staymg With their danghter and fa~ily, Mr. and Mrs. Howa~d Ervm of Racme, were at their home m Middleport, over the weekend. Mr. Fmk was in Gailipolis for a ~edlcal ebeck-up at the Galhpohs Med- ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Don't Forget To Visit The 3rd Floor Now During Our Sale of Kroehler Living R~om and Bedroom Furniture and Easy ChQit?· acco~- """"'""""""""'"""""'""""""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'""""""""""""""'!!!!= c!lu"Jhole and Elder closedJohn with Smith, an invocation ical Center. They wereby their ,I. by panied to Middleport Following the dinner another l.bort hymn sing was held and the program opened with greetings by E. Elwood Smith, Rogional Administrator, of Colum«IICUWICt: bw. can knock your wheels out of line Drive In today for precision District Preside~!~ High Prlest Howard S. Sheehe recognized Priesthood teams consisting of grandfathers, fathers and sons, father and som teams and broth" er teams. FRO T E D ALIGN E T Elder Roy Batey Limerick, Ohio was presented a plaque that honored him for 50 years in the ministry. All work done by expert mechamcs using the molt modern precisio,_ equipment •, This wee~ · only NO- 49 ::.:: Part• ~ flloll Allwictln Cllll DOWN Take month• to pay/ . . ·. ""..., .., ' Guest speaker for tbe evening was Apostie Clifford Cole of Independence, Mo., on the topie, The Establisbment of Missions Ia Foreign Countries. Pa!rlarcb Floyd T. Rockwell Dayton gave the benediction. There were 98 members present. Attelllling from tbe Po~t-1 land-Racine Brancb were Freda Ferguson, Joe Stobart and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Diddle, ' f' ,.' .-:,· " ' '. i · . ~ ELlERT tAYLOR ")~- .' !.",.,· ~~·•'1 , v ' .....,2Veteraq GasC.o Employes To Be·Honored on May 17 . "Motor King" with 24-Month GUIIRIIntH 8~' I IIIK·l •12 8~f UW2f, ..a About Pomeroy Dr. and Mrs. Everett A. <ey, Columbus, spent the weeJ<-1 end with her mother, Mrs. E. J. Tracy, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Freneb, Columbus, were weekelld guests of Mr. and Mrs. George ery. ,Heavy Damage a#i!tah:I 1To Cars No~ed I Only 88° Mason: Smallest u. S, president James Madison, who l'a• five feet four and weighed· lea 1110 pounds. tart, Weaver Optimistic '· ' limit! Mdltlonol $1.49ucb r .. -.~ .•%·1Dch P-..oy,O. Home&.Auto POMEROY TOHIGHT ."WAY-WAY OUT" 'nLewlo m C<llllllt lltoot111 ' COLOR CARTOONI Wldn""'ay and Thundly Aprll19-20 NOTOPIN 'I· • · .... ' WAsHINGTON (UP!) "'retary Robei1 Weaver ol Department of· IIDusing llild . OivtiOIIIMilt wued, ' TUesday aboUt tbe ' PLUS Karr &Van Zondt New On Housing Sttu11. ·,· MEIGS THEATRE u~~-..... !flll>lo melll ~ HENRY EULER "' '•· w. � 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. 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