https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bb54bcb2659b7d0ce46ac63f75481dc3.pdf 88b38b83542254cf454d7130ca09ef72 PDF Text Text ., ' ' . t t ' • } ' .. Elberfelds Are Open Thursday 9_to S I I friday·9 to 8, I I I -' log, $1.50 Jergens Lotion wllh FrH Fociol Solp Solo 17c lltQ. 79c C•shmtrt Bouqutf Talcum Powder .... Salt 65c nc Rq. 91c Noxena Skin Creme . . . . . . ......•.. Sale Ponds Cold Cremt~ ... .. . .. . .... , .••.. Salt 17c a... 98c Rtg. $1.00 Detp Mogle Moisture CrMm ........ Solo 76c Reg. · Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. hi· $1.00 Colgon Both Oil Bood1 . . .. , ••• , .. . Solo 57c $1.69 Lilt !lomo Pormononl .....•.•••.. Solo $1.06 $1.50 Cloirol Lo•lng Coro ............... Solo $1.21 $2.00 Clolrol N"lce •n E11y .............. Solo $1.1·1 $1.50 Hood and Shoulders Shampoo . . .. Solo $1.23 Save $1.00 on the new Playtex "51bs. Thinner'' GIRDLES $11.95 $12.95 $IUS $14.95 GIRDLES .. G'RDLES .. GIRDLES .. GIRDLES .. Bargains in the Lingerie DepartmentforThisWeek · $1G.9S $11.95 $12.95 $13.95 ., Rq. 67c Alk1-Selher . .. ..• , . . • • . ... . .. . • .. .. . S.le 53c Reg, 98e Polldent Tablets ......••..•...••. , .. Sale 79c IIJ. 69c Johnson's Baby Powder . . . . . . . . . . • . . . Sale 61 c Rq. 79c Wernet's Adhesive Cr.•m . . . . ...••. . Sale 64t Reg. 95c Colgat. Famlly Size Toothpaste •. , , .. Sale 71c R~g. 69c Gleem Extra Llrge Toothpaste •.. , , . Sale 58c Reg. $1.00 Manpower Sprty Deodorant ...•.... Salt 78c Rq. $1.09 Scope Clelr Hair Cream ..... •• , .• Slit 93c Reg. 79c Aqua Vein After Sh.ve ..... , .... , , . Salt 61 c Rq, 98c Listerine Antiseptic ..... , ••• , , , •. , • Sale 76c: Reg. 97c Cepacol Mouth W11h .. ....... • , , , .. Sale 87c Reg. 98c Gillette Foemy Shning Cream ...•... Sale 74c Rq. $1.00 Re-ef Sparkling Mouth Wash ...•... . Slltl_'le Reg, 79c Gillette Super Stalnlus Bl1dn . . . . . . . Salt Sic Reg. 69c Wilkinson Sword Edge Bltdts .... . ... Sale Sic Rtg, $1.00 GilleH"t Ttchrnltic Redlr Cartridge . . . Salt ltc Sale! Boys Permo Preu SHORT SLEEVE This. WHk Sale Our R...,lor ~.00 PLAYTEX MAGIC MOVIE CAMERAS 1 Only Kodek $119.50 lnltem~fllc MS Movie C1m. re with Zoom Lens Slit $97.00 Jull 3 Kodak Escort I $49.50 Movie Carn«as with automath: exposure con· lrol ......... Solo $27,00 . Just Rtcol•odl llg Shipment POROI RUGS Sizes 8 to 18. All are permanent press fabrics and you'll like the selection of Paisley patterns. Solid colors, stripes, checks, smart plaids. Sizes 6 to 20, In your favorite collar style. Cross Your Heart 01" Cotton and Lace Bras On Sale ROSE CASCADE By Fieldcrest I Solei Mr. Wrong lor $7.00 Hondo PERMANENT PRESS Young Mens Slacks B1th Towels _ $1.39 Hand Towels _ 89c Wuh Cloths _ 39c eJaclo:ets Bedford cord - Slim fit - Tapered legs. Extra wide belt loops. Cuffless. Green -Blue. e,Sklrts eBiouns • Pants Suits Serviceable, attractive stenciled or patterns with borders. Matcbina: patterns in all sizes. Large and smaU. &reeD brown eSholls Borlcshl,. ly.cotchor STOCKINGS Stretch or mesh Soomlou_ Cannon WeHie Wuve ea. DISH CLOTHS - - . . , - - - - - - 99C 1SC e Boirmuda Shorts • Jomolca Shorts eKnHKnocker• eCapri"Pants . , SAVE ON COLOR FILM! Kodocoior. CX 128-12 Film lor Color Prints. matlc Cameras. Fits ePodol Pushers all !oslo· As Seen in tesular $1.25 ····· ·.. · ······· Sale 99c VOGUE . e Hlp Hugger~ Children SAVE ON All YOUR FILM NEEDS IN The Camera Department on the 1st Floor Buy These Kodak Films and Save: 70c V.P. 616 VERICHROME PAN FILM 70c V.P. 116 VERICHROME PAN FILM ............ 11.10 V.P. 122 VERICHROME PAN FILM ... ........ SSe V.P. 62.0 ............ ....... .......•••.•••••• ......... . 55 "(H to H), 39c IOl" SKILUT . !t Tolion Cootod Coot, ~eaullfuiiJ. "Ill 111itbout eoolrloi on or &nJJO. -4-Dd 1111! a ow!Jb tn ~Ill Extra tfl!~k · ~~tall ~ ond eve ; ver lnclud, ed. '. $4~99 SIMMONS OR KROEHLER SWP-OR·LOUNGES- HID£.A-BEDS SOFA BEDS-STUDIO COUCHES $329.00 HIDE·A-BED SALE $""2 ~19.00 HIDE·A·BEDS . .. .. .. . .. . .. . . • .. .. '00 $291.00 SLEEP OR LOUN. ... ".......... SALE S27100 im.00 SLEEP OR O GE "·" • • .. • · • SALE $256.00 $239:00 HIDE·A·BE~ UNGE "" •• • • ..... SALE $199.00 $119.00 SOFA BEDS S · · · · · •• .. • • .. • .. SALE $199.00 $99.00 STUDIO COUCHi!S .... """ .... • .. · SALE $99.00 $99.00 SOFA a · .. " .. · · .. · · · · · SALE $71.00 Laree Selection ~ ·Sal~~~th-?1·00 rabri;,; wei coioi-i ·.;.; Furniture Department-Third Floor. 3' by 5' $1.95 $2.95 24" by 70" $5.95 4' by 6' $3.69 Ruf£-~ers Western Print Coordinates GirI pIaywear ' . BY PLAY-PET The charm of abo $ Woot oombiDod ..;th the oophioticaUou of tho Eaoil Coonimollq ocpo 2nd Floor .,.. . opi•ohodwt&hllowmillbrichlllinbow oo!OJW. Toilorocl- IIIII» ~ ollbl IUl! lidoNi - • P1nts Suits e Kn e Blo ses • Tennis Dreues • Shifts • 51 ks ePoor Boy Knit Tops ePa Pushers eSkirts eShortSihomv Socks Sale For Men! Work Uniforms $5,20 $1.70 $1.90 $2.10 $6.15 $2.10 $5.90 $1.11 a 1ult All 11-. Panto 28 to 110. All olzeo, Shlrto 141!. ID 20 Good oeleoUon of the belt 111e. 2 pairs $1.00 Mons All-Over Cushion Socks-White, h11vy duty . $6.00 mlon. llnt clurlnc Our Regulor Mens 69c Bonlon Stretch Soclcl thle S.ele 3 prs. $1.00 Mons Crew Socks-Plain White or with Crew Strlpod Tep Sale 3 prs. $1.00 You'll Wont To ... tho lilt Soloctlon of WJM!SLEY TIES v.U: In reacly·Ued Ueo ond the • In hand style. Ideal for 7oqnelf. For GraduaUon GUto-For Special O<eaolons. For men and Youn& ··~ SPECIAL BUYSI SUMMER TOYS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS ' PJunc eooklna:. No scour, eleaa up. I QT. SAUCEPANS $6.95 2 QT. SAUCEPANS $8.95 3 QT. SAUCIPANI $1o.9S 98c Chin• Pl1tters Clothes Baskets . & Veget1ble Dishes Sandalwood and twi!uolse Solid bottom. Round Whllo Thl'f Lilt Flonl dealgna on white with eoid border 30c SOc •• CoobMt Teflon Coated WMt Bend 9-PIEa StARIEk DRESS .r5 It won't k long now until our HOUIIWINI dtplrf. - t will k having a 1111 on J•clcion and Perkins a- Bushel. " , sm llledlum wel&ht .Wmblum double eoated with DuPont'• IIDlzlD& Te.Oon. let laeludei 1uul Zquut ~~~ with · eoven, • qt. Duteh Ovea allll eovilr, 1V lad! ltiwet, D;Jion . •tula ond opooo. O..Ir for This Soloi MonolltYIIIII $Uf GlL. SPRED lATIN ··--····----···$2.15 QT, SPRED SATIN . ... - •• - - ..·--··-·· t2.50 QT. SPRED LUSTRI ............... ___ •• QT. X· PERT LIQUID PLASTER •••• _ •• _ •. X.PERT LIQUID PLASTIC········-. X·PERT LIQUID PLASTIC ... ... - _- •. FLORENAMIL .... ........ .. ---·· 9T. WHITE FOUR HOUR INAMIL ____ • JilmliCI Shorts e2and3Piece Short Sets eCulottes eJ1ckets $7.95 SALE! GLIDDEN PAINTS Easy to eleao. NCHI!ok ftAI AI Anothor Big Shlpmentl 100% \'iscnse rayon in beautiful decorator colora in all lizes. Latex backing makes tbem J.kid restatant. The1e mas wash ver-y well SAIKEPANS $1.954 P~. CANIITIR SETS .............. SALE $4.9$ COOKIE JARS .... .... . ... .......... SALE 2.41 $4.9$ PITCHIII AND JOWL SET$ • • • • .. • • SALI .f2.9$ PITCHIR AND IOWL SITS •••••••• SALE 1.41 -$2.19 PITCHER AND IOWL SITS •••••••••• IALE 1.10 $1.95 TEA POTS ................. ; ... " ••••• SAL! 98c $1.110 PITCHERS ............................ SALI 50c "49 PITCHERS ........................... SALE 65c $1.9$ PITCH IRS "........................ SALI 9lc $1t5 PITCH liS . .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. • • • • • • • • IALI $1.41 $1.00 SALT AND PIPPIR SITI ............ SALI 50c W ve an outstanding aelecUon of girls sportswear In MJs . and Match oordi and Separates-the latest styles, fabrica and colora - In slzeo 3 to 6X and ~------- LOG CABIN THROW RUGS li..,. Tofion CNtocl Sl1inl- Slot! . Aluminum Lined WHITE PROVINCIAL NAPCOWARE Gain Thot btr1 Bod Room You Nftd With A 71" by 48" - -1• '9·" e hlr, warmer toniglll, low bl cas, ID<reasing clo'!dlne... war. mer Friday. chance of sbowers wtsl In allenooD. Events ClASS 12 Circl• Heath Methlli!ist · Church will meet · Wednesday, April 19, at B P·ll!at the chu~. Mrs. Nan lll!!ore · will be proiJ)'am leader and Mrs. James Jividen, devOtional leader. Hostesses will be Mrs. Norman Wayland, Mrs. Oms Wood and Mr~. James Criswell. OIDO ETA PID CHAPTER of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet Wednesday. 19. at 6:15 p. m. In the C & SO Electric Com· pany social room. Doris Ewing will have the program and Loll Clelland will be hostess. PAST P!m~IDENTS of Amer· lean Auxiliary Unit 39 wiU meet Wednesday, April 19, at 7:30 p. m. at lhe home Of Mrs. Ralpff GU1110re, Middleport. All members who are unable to attend, please contact hostess. THE WINDING Trail Garden Club wiU meet at the home of Mrs. Robert Lew!J, Wednesday, Aprlll9, at 7:30 p. m. The program will be on !erDJ. BOSWORTH Cooncil No. 48, Royal and Select Masters, will bold a stated meeting Wodnelday, April 19th, at 7:30 p. m. In the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. 11 officers are eted to a~tend t All officers are expected to at· lend !his meeting. After the regular meeting, the caRt lor the Super Ercellent Masten Degree wiD practice for the <onlerring of !his degree which is only conferred once a year, the first Monday lD May. AD members of lhe cast are ex· peeled to !It lbete. Refreshments will be served to all follow.ing the practice session. TWIN CITY Shrlnettes wIll meet 'lbursday evening, April 20th, at the Columbus and Ohio Electric Company office at 7:30 p. m. ROCK SPRINGS BETI'ER Ilealth Club meets at the borne of Mrs. Fred Goegleln, 'lburs· day, April 20, at 1:30 p.m. Soo our' nno of oxtr1 slto oPOrlswur Sic 54c 73c Weathf . THURSDAY eCrop Topo lor tho h1rd to fit obo 65: ~.~ W6-1 .... · · • · · .. · • .. " · · · · · .. • • .. • .. • • • 39c 55c V.P 120 2 .. ................................ 49c as. KODAK PLiis.ii PAN ·;ii.M 'ilii · ias:io · ·.. ·· .. 15c KODAK TRI·X PAN FILM NO. i:x 135·20" ..... 69c $1.25 KODAK EKTACHROME X FILM NO CX. 620". 99c $2.15 KODAK ·EKTACHROME X FILM NO 'ex IM-20. j 74 $1.95 KODACHRbME II FILM NO K 13$:20 $l 49 $2.75 KODACHROME II FILM NO • K 135-36 . . .. .. 2'27 $1.95 KODACHROME V.F. NO, KX 1l5·20 "• .....1.49 $1.15 KODACOLOR·X FILM NO CX 620 .. . "... i7c $1.15 KODACOLOR·X FILM NO: CX 127 ...... • ... 17c $1.95 KODACOLOR-X FILM NO. CX IM-20 . ., -~ ....$149 $1.15 KODACOLOR-X FILM NO. CX 120 . . . . . . . . i7c $UO KODACOLOR·X FILM NO. CX 116 ' .......... $1 27 $2.45 KODACHROME II FILM (Daylight o; "phOiOfj~j,) 2'10 $2.95 KODACHROME II SUPER I FILM $2.44 $4.15 KODACHROME II I """ Mogollno ... ... '. $l 20 $1.75 KODACOLOR·X FILM NO. CX 126-:tti ·:::::: $1:39 24" by 36" ' pastels and deep tones. SPORT SHIRTS White, yeUow, blue S.lol Kodak ' Mix and Match Coordinates and Separates - the latest styles and fsbriCJ bl Rll3' bold prints aDd solids In $1.00 Whitt Rain Shempoo ..... _....•... Salt 7Sc lq. $1.50 Hidden Magic Htir Spray . . . . . . . . Silt $1.31 . R11. $1.50 Sheer Bnuty Hair SiHing Lotion . . Salt 91c: · Rtg, $1.00 Btn Spray D.adortnt .............. Slit 75c R~g, 69e Secret Creme Dtocklrtnt •.••.. , , . . . . Slit 53c Mitchum Anti-Perspirant . • . . . • . . . . • . . • • • . • Salt $3.00 ' .Complete Line of Sportswear For Women··, Reg. $3.95 Long, Shift 1nd Weltz Length GowM Sale $3.00 Reg. $2.95 Nylon Full Slips, White, block and colon Sole $2.39 Reg. $1.95 Nylon Half Slips Sale $1.39 Reg. 49c Little Girls Reyon Acetate Panties S.le39c ,. , .j • Comi 9to.9. • KE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER and SAVE ALL OF YOUR SAL£SLIPS ~ SAVE EVERY DAY IN THE COSMETICS DEPARTMENT ON THE FIRST FLOOR . Wll.LING WORKERS Class of the Enterprise VB Church Will meet at the boma of .Mn. Jobn Smith. Thursday, April 20, at 7:30 p.m. TWIIJGHT GARDEN C.1ub wlll meet at the home of ~s. Dwigbt Parlrer, Thutsday at 7:30 p.m. with Mr11. Wheeler Drake as co-hostess. Add Friday ............ ·-- • JITNEY SUPPER at the Poriiand Grade Scbool, Friday April 21, sponsored by the Methodist Church. wscs. Servlnl will start at 5 p.m. AFTERNOON CIRCLE of Heath Methoclisl <llurcb will BpolliOr • nnnmace ~ Fr~ day and Salmday, April 11 :a itl the Fry building on ldlll SL Persons wishing pick-up serv• Ice may eontact. Mrs. Moore, Mrt. Walter Hayes. TIDRD FRIDAY CUlB meett at the home of Mrs. Bentz Wolfe, 2110 West Main St., Friday. April 21. 0 Nf Friday RUTLAND SENIOR Clau II S)IJID80rlng a teen ilanee porly this Friday nlgbt foUowJni the Rutland All Sports lllnquat at lhe Rulland lll&b Sebool audi· _lorlum. The J,.Y. wm be 1t1 charge of the evening aclivltlea, lllar!Jni at 8 p.m. Saturday THE MErGS MaraUder• AJh. lellc Boosters will spoiwor . a high scbool dance party thll coming Saturday night at t h e M:kldleport Elementary auditorIum from a to n p. m. Tile Jay• will ~~~~m. MORIAH BaP!IIt Church 01 Middleport wm ·lp<lDSOI' a bai8 1111 Salurdaf, April I lhe .Tri-IAlllre auner. 1n M'ld· ~ belillllbiR at t a. m. A v.mty of baked. goods will be avllllble, Proceeds froiD t h 1111 wm ·be 111111 lor lhe Chll· drill'• Bind of lhe church. e BY HOBART WIUON, JR. Southeastern Ohio. isolated many yean }rom "The Wonderlui World of Ohio," In on the go. This was the consensus of 50 newspaper. radio and television representatives .attending I he first annual Southeastern Ohio Development Information Press Conference Wednesday at The Ohio University Inn, Athens. The oonference was sponsored by the Southeastern 0 hi o Regional Council. Purpose of the two and onehalf h6ur session was to review accomplishments of the pas I two years, and to ~ring tha news io' s media up.to-date on projects underway, or planned In the SEORC's 211-counly area. Thirteen community lenders, development directors. educat. ors, physicians, and engineer• formed a discussion panel, touchil!& on community development. E. E. Davis, president of the SEORC, welcomed newsmen, then turned the afternoon program over to Carl Dalhberg. council director. Dalhberg recognized I I v e guests wlto have played Important roles in the development of Southeastern Ohio communities during the pas! two years: Jer· ····~ t·· r • ' at • unties ' n • ry Callahan and Andy Lo'l\!ery, Columbus and Sonthern 0 h 10 Electric ·Co.; Ed Callihan, Columbia Gas of Ohio, and Bob Wolfe and Pete Leobold, 0 hi o Power Co. · Here are summaries of re. marks made by Wednesday's apeakers: William E. McKinley, Jr., Executive Director. Development Planning Institute, Ohio Univer· ally: "The Ingredients for total development include oompre· hensive oornmunily planning, resource and development, recreation and tourism. and lmprov· ed educational programs. We are deeply involved in eommUJlo • ent1-n e ~·· ity planning throughout tb e council's 28-oounty area." Franklin Gerlach, Associate Director and· Adult and Conlin· ulng Education Specialist. Portsmouth Branch, Ohio University: "Community leadership meet. lnp (totaling· 35 hours over a . period of time) are being ar· ' raqg-4, f<' ,. ~lSI communities in the so!uilon of old problems, Video taped programs, discussions (and luncheons) wiD resuit in decisive making techn!ques." Dr. Thomas Morgan, Holzer Hospital, Galtipolis, represen~ lng the Ohio Valley Health Serv. Ice FOWldation: "Our big prob· !em in Southeastern Ohio Is a deficiency in medical personnel ... nurses and technicians ·... we are not sell sufficient to take care of our youth .. we uport them for training. but once they see the bright lights in the big city, they fail to return. Through the proposed re· gional demonslration health center we hope to correct this stiuation. Don't underestimate this project. If approved, it will be the showcase ot Appalachia. We must have a clo,.r relationship with Ohio University and Rio Grande College. We must avoid duplication of facilities, plan intelligently, and gear our training programs accordingly." Jack Hill. Development Di· rector, Ohio Office of Appala· chia: "The Southeastern Ohio Regional Council must be com· plimented for its past efforts. Noth1ng will surpass local inlti· alive. This area has all types of potential." Robert Teater, Assistant Dlrector. Department of Natural Resources: "Your future lies in the development of resources .the major resources are people through them you open the door for natural re· sources development." Sam Sharp, substituting for J. Mason Morlil. &xecutlve Direc· ' t e tor, Institute for Reglqiial 0. velopmenl, 'Obi,O' Ulliverslty: "Through a co,uhunitY service office we Jl!ll off"~~ ·media background ~ioll an .U prograpu. We bQpe Ill bave lllt 'OperatiOD · Al~l.l\'f grattUI urnlerw.Y, ID·Qblo by.JII!O first of nell year ... .lhe~ ·m projects. undertq_el· 011 a leCII level with the nse of privatt funds." Paul Baldrlclge, A"tlltant Dl> rector of Planning, ilepartmal of Devt!lopmerit: must oommunicate and cooperate oa regional projects." DeForest R. Roush, Dlvillol (Continued 011 PNt 1) "1'3. •we ----~~--~--------~-----------~~==~~~~---~--~~~~----~--~----~----~~~~~~- Route 33 Project Launched large crowd gathered Wed· make travel readily accessible nesday morning at Rock Springs from tlle courthouse in Pomeroy to watch Meigs County's to Columbus." project" officially get Mr. Masheter review"'! the way. htstory of Metgs County s ot· Sod was offlclnlly turned lor tempts to get Rt. 33 from Porn· the section of new U. S. Rt. eroy to Athens underway re· from Rock Springs to Darwin calling the initial activity on the following a one-hour proposal began in 195S. He said starting at 10:30 a. m. the project has grown from a P. E._ Masheter, Ohio two-lane proJed to a four-lane or of Highways, was on hand to one of llmtted access dur10g participate in activities begin· this period of time. ning the long-sought Meigs Coun- Previous work done by the ty porject. V. N. Holderman & Sons Com· Masheter, who in a brief dress, said Meigs can be">me • a mecca for tourists and vac••·l Uoners, was presented 11 the county. He receivedth •• eowardl which was made by "' Nolan, of Syracuse, by Fred W. Crow. Crow, 41- lha-"Me I g I •"WIIIIIIUIIjly !mproveJIIIem Corporation, sJven honor of presenting ihe key GETTING READY - Six oiflcials who had important roles In the groundbhaklng actlviUes for .the· new Masheter because of the ID· section of U.S. Rt. 33 In Meigs County from Rock SprJn gs to Dan,in, are on tbe huge bulldozer tbat turne11 role he had the first "official" sod ·for the project. Left to right are Rep. Ralph Welker, P. E. Masheter, Ohio director of on the local level in highways, Attorney Fted W. Crow, J, W. "Dyke" Wilson, a"islant director of highways, V. N. Holderman, Rt. 13 project in the owner of the V. N. Holderman & Sons Construction Company,. Columbus, and John Dowler, Division 10 high· yay engi~eer.-sent::.:in:.:e.:. I.:.Ph=:o:..:to.:...._·----------------------~---- praiJ)'am. "Meigs County is lmporlalot\ to lhe State of Oltio," said sbeter, "and we want a way for you people thai . A wu $15,000 More · Contributed pany of Columbus, contractot·s dignitarlei from tlie·-uea a for the $4.8 million project, was were I• attendance. praised by Masheler who said 11ernar<1 v. FuJII present CIC the firm will be a crt'dit to the president and prosecu~ commonlty. Masheter also urg- . . . ed Meigs Countians to support mg attorney, lntrOddced counfJ Issue One and cited several of offietals partlclpatiiJC. the projects available for the Music for th~ groimclbNaJdna area through funds from the ceremonies waa p~ bJ Ohio Bonding Commission. the Middleport, Soulbem, and Leslie Fultz Pomeroy council Eastetn· l!lgb Scbo,ol bandl. . ' The lnvocaliljll and beudlctlaa prestdeot. served as master of was given bY BeY. Rll:t Mil'· ceremonies lor the ground· tin, pastor of lhe .~ Bpllbreaking a.td introduced several copal Church In l'GmeNy. �.... .. b et' ...., J, H -~ 'I .. ' • \ .. > A3ron Unloads Pair, Braves Triumph, 4~1 Health Center Plan Oder~d I . <yi'l) , - The feated. getting the best qualified pen- I license to a person under 21 ;tilliflllii ilirllctly lii!d to Sen. Robert Shaw, R.Colum·/ pie into their schools." 1 whose probationary license wa' !be voters of the b~, offered tile amendment, · Also approved by the Senate revoked, if hardship can be Co~on (OBC) whtch requues the school board iwere bills .providing lor ex- I proven. ' ,~!5~~~w;as~ m tbe hands pf to first attempt to hire a reg· i chnnge of real property be- 1 Under present law, if a per· ·~ as lllOther work ular substitute teacher, then tween the Rock Hill Sehool son under 21 has three traffic .,u"••H I4t.l11Jund to a close ~oday. turn to tbe reti~ed leacher. !District in Lawrence County 1Iaw violation convictions in two 1 ames A. Rhodes plan He SBld that 10 order to pro· Iand the U.S. F'orest Service, years, the license is revoked mental health cent· teet the young teacher who has , and allowing parties to examine . for one year without appeal. centers fo. ~e menta(. chosen Ibis as a blelong pro- 1the court's charge to the jury Criticizes Bill was ~troduced 1 tesswn, be .or she should oe before closing arguments are 1 Rep. Gordon Scherer, R • In the Ohio House given the ltrst chance at the given. Cincinnati, a co-sponsor of the . openmg. The House passed three bilL! highway safety package, spoke annoubelng the program Attacb Amendment also, only one of them cauSing agamst the bill because the I this mont?, Rhodes esli· Sen. Oakley Collins, R·lron· any debate. Bureau of Motor Vehicles had I '"' ~~~~~!d $47.4 million in stale ton, one of the sponsors, said That bill, which passed 66-24,1 supported it. He said the bur· . would be needed lor COO· the amendment would "keep gave to the local court author· , eau had written the section •n · ' lllfQIIoD. tbe board of education from i ity to order issuance of limited 1his bill removing judicial di;. , f lheasaage of the 0\IC proposal cretion in revocations under the bi l May 2 special election o 12· point system ' 'j!l! mean we can tl!plaee an• Mso passed w~re bills provid· • ell!lll, IDad!'luate and outmoded • • lng procedure by which a tax· ~~!lies With new hoildlngs and payer may appeal an action ftiMIV&te others so that Ohto ' taken by the count b d 1 w~ be second to 00ne 10 · p Y u ge . "" Fred Neuenschwander, Director of Ohio's Develop· commission in setting uniform 'Vi , ng servleea for those .1?r men! Department, Wednesday night called the proposed tax rates, and boosting tbe ·~ . we have a respoostbil· Ohio Bond Commission a "package perfected for total maximum fine from $10 dally lty, tlie goverhor stated. . development." to $200 for food service operat. Under the bill, counties wtlb He was addressing approximately 50 members of ors who do not have a license. a i\Opulatlon above 50,000 could tile SEO area newspaper. radio and television industry Bllls were offered in the eslllbiiSh a health center and, attending the first annual Development Information House to cancel all state per· lh05e below that level .could j Press Conference sponsored by the Southeastern Ohio Re· mils to discharge untreated coftiblne to build one if the gional Council, at The wastes into water alter Jan 1 llt~te mental hygiene division jlOhio University Inn, Alb· dinner session. . 1969; require the Water Po.llu: ·approves. ens. . . . Attendmg from Galha coun!y tion Control Board to set a lim· Meatal Flnanclag . "The Ohio Bond CommisSion , were John Allen, SEORC vice it lor compliance with an order (:ortatrucbon of the mental :1s a continuation of programs ; preSident and member of the and limit xtension to , WAGON TRAIN CREW - ~'unds for the U.S. Rt. 33 project in Meigs County carne from the $500 Million · health centers would be financ· istarted in this stole three year. 1execullve board ; Dr. Thornas 1g;ve the ~hio w t o~e ye~r, Bond Issue passed. by Ohio voters m 1964. The above group of Meigs Countians got statewide publicity for the edjwllh 25 per cent local funds, l•go bv the present administra·: Morgan Dr A. R Christensen st'on power to tha eri omnlm S· proJlosal by ~raveling from Pomeroy to Columbus in a covered wagon pulled by horses. The grou felt the "· · th au or ze mu ct- recetved thetr pay for the tnp when ground was broken for the Meigs County project Wednesdaf Me be y d 25 1slllle funds an 50 per cent 1~!on, conllJllled e speaker. Paul Wall';er, Dale Rothgeb, palities to take water from of the wago~ tram crew, shown on the bulldozer that broke ground yesterday were front row left t m. h~ Jederal funds. We urge your support at the 1Jr., and !.obart Wllson, Jr. streams in one wa'e ed d Fred ,LeJfheJt, George Hobstetter, Ho.ward Cline, Ohio highway department di~islon of safety: Lesli~ ~lti Centers for the mentally fe- 1polls on May 2.". : Meigs county was represent· transport it to tile 0-.;si~ wh~~h and I' red Crow. Back row, Wayne SwiSher, Jack Kerr and Leo Story chairman for the wagon train trip ~~~~ would be bullt by equ~ The speaker polS ted out the ' ed by Bernard Fultz, R e p.l they are located Sentinel Photo, ' ·1 sharing of co•t by the loca~· l OBC is a program for mdustry, Ralph Welker, and Rober t/ • and federal governments. \ business and people. "T h e Wingett. , rational costs. other than 1Soulheastern Ohio area w l I 1 es, would be met by lev. . benefit greatly from this pro} led; Imposed by the counties. Ieel if approved by the votm • 'the Ohio Senate gave its ap- of Ohio," continued Neuen· ptavtl Wedne!day to a House· schwander. I !Continued from Page I) paled emergency bill aimed at The director reminded news/ Deputy Director, Division 9, atltviating tbe shortage of qual· media that it is up to individual Department of H ig h w a y s: ,£1 SAl ON • lfled ttaohers by allowing re- Icommunities to, "Sell them- "We need money." \I G (UP!) -U.S. Navy I pllng Haiphong: the funnel the American today. Injured In combat last week, 1 tiNd teachers to teach lOCI selves We can help vo u but John W. Dowler Divsion DepPl'JOes today bombed two through whtcb VIrtually all of There was no report of any drop of about 200 casualties . . · · t D' . : . . thermal · 1osses Jn Ihe from the previous week They 1 sdlool days per year. mstead o! 1vou need cooperatiOn from ev· u Y 1rec or. DIYisiOn 10, Ohio PT PLEASANT _ County N power th v· 1plants 10 tthe1 11North Vietnam's Wl!r imports Amer·Jean wr ~d . h . Depa t • Everett Bissell, H major raiding Wednesday . , 287 lht present 59. ,ery ~ Y m t e commumty to , . .r.ment oI H'1ghways: Court. members . h or 1 lethnamese li por. o ow· . . or lod ay. reported 1,511 Commumsts, The vote was 27·3 after at· I move ahead in development." Division 10 funds are four Clarence Adkins, County· clerk alp ong or e ~st It me, Observers here called tl an Spokesmen satd Wednesday's South Vietnamese and 21 other tempts to amend the bill and 1 "We have to think about the t1me~ greater than ever before L. w. Getty, Mr. and Mrs. Jam· mdllary spok~smen sald. . escalation of the. alr war. ratders . braved the heaviest Allied troop,g were killed In refer It to committee were de- jluture. By preparing ourselves , m history. Today, ground was es Lewis, and Waldo Blake, en- The camer based jets htt the There was no munedlate word Comrnumst anli·atrcraft de· action last week, also smaller , today, we will be able to meet broken at Rock Springs for the gineer of Sverdrup-Parcel &' targets 1.1 and 21 miles from whether Com m u n 1st M!Gs, lenses of the war, los~~<s than the previous week, the demands of tomorrow." Rt. 33 project. Wtth a few Associates, returned Tuesday , the center ~r the city, the which staged 17 vain enco~tersj U.S. spokesmen meanwhile reflecting a slackening of Carl Dalhberg, SEORC Dlrec· breaks and legal help, we hope night from Wasbin ton D C spokesmen said, Wtth the Air Foree ratders reported a total of 147 combat last week. tor, presided at the evenmg I to have Ga!IJpolls' Rt. 35-by· where they met w~th ' Fed~rai The unprecedented raid came Wednesday, rose to challenge Americans killed and 1,142 Pickup 8th pgh: The raldl pass up for sale by June 27 Con. A . . . as AmeriCan air power un. d . . Vlalwn Agency to diSCUSS par· leashed majOr assaults against 1 1 OBC 0eveiopmenf p k ac age DJrector Tells News Media I 1 ' ' 1 l supp}ements RT 33 For AIf • t por rant ASked . • Ill om sea ate • I Logan Runs Away from Home Boys ·. --- --COVIC Ad • . :Lawmaking •• ti~~:~~~\~r~;~:~: :~e ~~~ ~~~:~:ti;! ~~:le;:~\::sly ~ I~~~~hs v~~tna~ons~:r. cl~:~ VIsed to Outperform 'Seekers' •· . , At aGlance J leer o~er c<n~ntry. competitio~. r~ther ou~ eerned, th1s Is the number one , mcrease the Mason Count AI project in my district... port Iandin stri from y r· : blankets began breaking up The ablhty to 'out • perform ment is to succeed," the rail· citizens think and act progre. Tom Porter, Superintendent. feet to 4 and 3,200 th.e Communist In the than roader said. "These aevelop· sively, this Will make Industry Pomeroy placed second be· Tri.County Technical and Voca- 'd . 1• d f 1 7.5 feet a1r actwn Wednesday A1r Force promise them " the k.ey to ers look beyond sites natural bunting easier" hind Logan In a triangular track COLUMBUS (UPI)-Actlvities tiona! Center, Nelsonville 1 WI e Ins ea 0 65 eel Wide. jets shot down one and possibly succeRSful industrial develop· resources, labor and transpor· In a brief ·business session met.l Wednesda~ a! the Chief· of the 107th General Assembly "This phase of school training While In Washington the live Communist MIG17 jets ment, n tailr~ad executive said tation." conducted by President J 0 h 0 talns track. Middleport was j on Wednesday at a glance: has been neglected We're now group also discussed the posst· [trymg vamiy to halt. attacks W~nesday mght. "Community attitude is of the Hearne, the membership wei· third. , ' Senate in must •tage. Industry lol· bihty of upgrading !he ll~hting, ag3Ulst guerrilla tram10g cenWilliam Ollerhead, vice pres· greatest Importance," the New corned the Special Products DJ. 8 1 Coach Bud Bickel s Panther! Passed: . lows trained labor. our pupils at the airstrip from low lntensJ. ! ters near the North Vietnamese ldent of Industrial development Englander reported. "II y 0 u r vision of Inlernational Nickel thluclads registered 49 pomts Am.SBIJO, allows partie! to . will be trained lor jobs in the ty to high intensity lighting 1capt tal of Hano1. lor Chesapeake & Oh1o - Baltt· Co. ao a new member The new ~mpared to 72 by Logan. Mid· , examine the court's charge to [Iabor market. We hope to be fencing of the area and exten: ; Today's raid aimed at crip. more & Ohio railroads, told !nco branch ln located at Bur· dleport took one first place and I the . jury before the givmg ol operating by September, 1968." SIOO of the aircraft parking the Cenlral Ohio Valley lnduo· naugh, Ky., in Boyd County. ~he4 with 38 points. 1closmg arguments. (Vote 29.0) . Dr. A. R. Chrislensen, Pres!· area. trial Council (COVIC) that The next meeting will be May Tile meet Wll not tile only I Sub. l:lb66, provides lor ex- dent of Rio Grande College: The group discussed with the "persuasion is no longer SUffi· 13 at the Bellefonte Countrf one lor tho Panthers. The bus change of real property be· ''We must maintain freedom of General Service Administration : ci~.nl to attract Industry." Club near Ashland. ' taken to the m<7t by Pomeroy tween the Rock HIU School Dis· choice and the dual system in details on the possible acqmsl·l When you make claims for broke down wbile the team !riel, Lawrence Counly, and the higher education. Business and lion of tile old National Guard your area, you must be able to p was J'tlurnina home and the u.s. Forest Service. !Vote 2lHi t mdustry must continue to SUI>' Shop area lor a permanent Ma· subs~~tlate everything w l t b 18lllD rospect boys hod to board a bus borrow. on emergency clause, 30·0 o n1port education _ state instltu· lson County Fair site, although proof, he advised bl! Ashland Over Past Weekend , ed of Nelsonville to get borne, bill). lions through adequate !egisla· no action will be taken at this Ironton Holiday Inn listeners. PITTSBURGH (UPI) -Pills· ' . foiiiiWIDg a long delay. • Am.HBJ~, allows retired tlve budget. •nd private ins)itu. time. Mr. Ollerhead said America burgh Steel Co., the nation's Mr. ~nd Mrs. DI!JJ !Ialley, Logan took eight firsts and teachers to teach on a tempor· lions through financial contribu· 1/lrs. James Lewis an em· BONN (UP!) - West Germa· was being scoured by more !4th largest producer, was to and Lots, and. Mr. and MrL Pomeroy sis, ary basis lor 100 days per year. lions." ploye of the County Clerk's of· ny today prepared for an in· than 20,000 Industrial develop· tssue a statement today amid Howard C. Sml.th. Racine, spent .Hlih point men lor the res- , (Vote l7·3. on emergency clause, Vernon McGrew, Director of flee, spent lhe day with the formal summit conference of rnent firms with more than spe~latlon of a merger with Ithe weekend wtth Mr. and Mn. ., pedlve letml were Parry and · 27·3 0 btU). Development, Marietta College: FFA bookkeeping department President Johnson and other 200,000 employes. B u I, he !he lmaneially • troubled WbeeJ. Albert Wigal, at. Prospect. . •l!;lllnger with II and nine points i House "We have a new emphasis at learning ill methods. She wlll Western leaders comlnK to warned, these profes•ional mg Steel Corp., ranked No. 10 While there,. attended ~~ ~ctlve for Logan, Pomeroy Passed Marietta plant personnel and be handling the bookeeping for attend funeral riles lor former ''Piantslte seekers" are being m the lnduslry. Spring Concert at Elgin lfigh ~ Swisher and Don ~mbert HB200, provides lor taxpayer program's During the nett five the Mason County Airport re- Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. courted by hundreds of groups In a series of de~elopmenls l' School, where both the concert wll!lll and I, re!petllvely and appeal procedure from action years, we will devote our ener- cords. Johnson, British Prime Mini,. like COVIC. Wednesday. the clltef officer and symphony. bands In which Mllill~'S Ltltnd Brown by county budget commission gies and means to personnel ter Harold Wilson and almost "You must have community and three board members of both Bryan Wigal and Dean will f~ poin11. fixing uniform taxation rateo. and programs We are over the Mr. Getty reported that the eertalfily French President support If Industrial develoP" Wheeling Steel resigned an d Bailey play lsi and 2nd tuba. Results of the e•ents were · (Vote 87.0). hump on plani •liJlanslon." Washington trip was most pro- Ch le de Gaulle were expect,. trading of both firms' stock was Bryan and Dean also sing In tlilt _ Trowbridge (L) 31 i Am.l!B287, increases rnax 1.1 Dr. Vernon R. Alden, Pres!· fitabie, in his opinion, .and "ev. ed ~~ :ppear Tuesday in the suspended on the Nw York the mixed choruo and a capella lll.: Kemper (L), Simmons mum .penalty lor food serv1ce dent. Ohio University: "We will ·~~hing ~as progressme nice- g)'eatest muster of world Stock Exchange. chorus. Dean sings tenor and law vwlators from $10 to $200 help you. Feel free to call on ly, he s3!d, leaders since the November Hunt l'oods and Industries, Bryan, bass. and M. Horlraveo <P). - Kemper lztl ft., 4 per day. (Vote 89-0). us." t8Q3 funeral of President John 1.., Inc., Fullerton, Cahf., mean· ---Little <M) and Am.HB94, allows court to re· F d ll! while announced it had s o 1d Another Attempt (P). ~tore limited driving pnv1ieges Th:i~~~ here were expect· .•bout lliCJ,OOO ~hares ollts hold- Fails in Senate J~ ~ Parry (L) 19 110 hardship cases resulting MEET THE BAND Tbe aDnual Repabliean Par ed to deal with the troubled Pt. Plea!l8nt - Roosevelt • Ar· mgs 10 Wheeling Steel to Pitts· ln., Brlcltles (P), West when license of those under 21 ''Meet the Band Night", the ty baaquet Ill Jacklon Frl· Western aiUance which formed April 24 to Frlday, Aprll 28, has burgh and to the Charles K. COLUMBUS (UPI) -Another Garnes (P), are revoked. (Vote 66- 24 ). annual awards night for the d~ enDinf ..W lll~t • the final concern and political been declared ''CLEAN · UP Kettering family interests of attempt 'to abolish the 11eath Jump - Logan (P) 5 PHS band will be Friday, Aptil dlstrlet Yltll by lOth Dlatrlel testament of Adenauer, West WEEK" lor all schools In Mu. Dayton, Ol!lo. sentence In Ohio blt the · 4111&1 Angle <L), Lyncll IL) 1 A~~:~s ~~:D e:~D A 21. at 8 p. m. at the Pomeroy Congressmaa Clarence E. Milo Germany's post-war leader who on County. nAny rn~f'bo~w~;n the two Wl!dhe&lay In the Set!ate·J • <II), II : . Junior High School auditorium ler tbft weekend. died Wednesday at 91. By Clean-Up Is meant clean· rms wou e irs! signlfi· ary Commtllee. - Stanley (P) 7• ormer Ohw Um~arslty coed Refreshments will be served The LIDcaater Repablioan lng tile interior as W<ll as the cant one In the steel industry A resolution calling I #~~L=CI~llf;l~~(M), Sommen t was round dead n:t an apart- by the Pomeroy Band Boosters wiD be tbt keyDote opeaker exterior parts of the s c b 0 0 1 since before World War n. statewide vote on the i,ISue WJI (L). / ::~!:'~e~day n : of \lllde- aSlloclatlon. Admls!lon Is free lor lbe affair wblch II tcbed· Velerans Memorial Hospllal plant. County trucks will be a. SEtK FUU. ordered ·;~etalned at the cal[ lli - Ellinger (L) . . a ses. woman and the public Is Invited ..g]ed for 1:110 P• m. at the round to each respective school JURY the cllair by committee ch~· (M) and Stan- Iwas tde~tllied aa Janet E. Stu. Jacksoa rugb School cafeteria. Admlsslolll - carl · Nelson, Wednesday, Thursdsy and IRON'l'ON Ohio (UP!) -At- man Max H. Dellllis; f$' Wil· GirDes, Pomeroy, lied. ber of Ltma, OhiO: who dropped Friday allemoon tbt Coa· Pomeroy; Wendali Stutler, Sy· Friday, April 26, 27 and 28, to torneys tod~y worked 10 • tnlngton. Ulh - Swisher IP) ' out or the lll';'versity last semesgreumaa wUI bold •• epea racuse; Charlene Thoma, Porn- pick up rubbish. plete tile ·ur lor the nrs~m ---l>ah7 II.), Hood, Brie- ler. Friends Bald she had \ not door aeoolon Ia tbe comml.. eroy; Mary Harris, Gallipo!lJI; SCHEDULE gress murJe/trJal of a rlso:: SPONSOR DANtE been seen for a day. ) DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF slonero room of lhe Vlatn Owen Nutter, Reedsville: Paul Wednesday, April 26 - Below accused of killing the plronlon The Pornero PTA 11 , -Lambert <P) 4 56.3 TEACHER ULTIMATUM MEIGS • MASON AJlEA County court houoe Ia McAro Shoemaker, Cliesh1re; E the I Kanawha river _ Henderson lo police clllel during an escape aor a dsnee f/ th )II ~ ~ll'!lf!t. IMJ, Krawsczyn, okooto •· ow... •••IIOhor lhur from I Ill 3 p. m. Harmon, Dexter: Carol Prollll~ Hannan. attempt but said the jury ma on Saturda ~ re ~ger, se • MARTINS FERRY Ohio ••-• •••-In, ..... Mason; Wllllam Hollon, Albany: Thursday, April 21 - City of not be seated until next w : p ~· L p U ~ . at the Lo••• First, (UPI Th I • l'uhllmod '"'' """'' "'"'"'" •• Michael Russell Wilkesvllle Pt Pleas I R I 'Ar N . ee . omeroy ementary :·llehool ,;,.. _. • )e ocal tehool board l'lto Olllo Vlll., PahU.bl"' eo..,..,. Charles Kettering Inventor ol Ditch r.. •H I M II j b . an - ooseve •• • lne Jurors were tentaUvely from ?:30 to !0:30 p m Mule -leport, second. Iwas told today pubUc school no Me<houtlo "'· .,,..,.,, o •' • the automotive sel'f I 'j a •·• - e en s, uckle. seated during the first three wJU be rovided , b. t h -Brown 57.0, ,teachers would relase to sign1'i;:'·,!=.::,eo.::;:., ... !was born In LoudonviUes~~r, bva P~weUFPaul Ho~ter, Opalj l'rl~ay, Aprll28 -West Co- days of !be trial of Carl Hal· "Acoustlca.P. Admlsalo: Is : 'I'J!owbrldge and ' contracts for the coming year I .....,. · - ,.., " - ' ' o. ummlDS, ranees ochran. lumbia to Letart. leek, 29. eeniJ. Everyone Ia wtlcome 1 Ililt f•iled to recognize !be Ma;)''"'· Ohio ' ' 1 Merger m • B.Jg SteeI E xpect Summit Talk at Bonn Am00g LeadefS 'I I Expected v· . . I ° I CJeanUp\Veek I Announced K 1 THE DAILY SENTINEL I 2 ~.:wls~;,:~:~:z ~·::~~e::e~~~:~~ :,~: .. . ~ s;:: •••om- ,...., - ~ PONY P&ACI'ICE SET a!:~ ':~e r:.~ ::.,"'.,or ..- ...tLthio ., Flying Saucers Sure! Moller Built One ' • DAVIS, Calif. (IJ'Pl) - While er space travel It's the avla· !I') oatb "' 1 ':'; throughout tor s version of ·the Volkswagen. 8 (L) I' llil8kln ..UI be h ld Sa .,..,.. •.,., .._ moollu 13011 •• e wor ou Y dtscounted the 'the firs! public flight ol the ( t.)' Jacey at 2 P rn f- an" ..... tur13· ,...., ..... ,...,. omie ;.,..,,. extstenee of llylnt aaucers, saucer, wH!<ih .h~o ·a dltulleter of • • w ~,s ........hi., on. · - 11.10. •• Prof Paul Moller built one tt ~ t clled led tod !Jrf) to If yean ol age playing Pony m•ll• 0no ,.... 110.00. a~o ,.,,.,., ~ craft designed by~ 30- the~ • t~ ~ ~ ir ay at Leape for !be f\rlt tlme. They ....., 'l'lmo .............., .,.,.,.. av • n vers Y a port. 1I 1 =~ IJIJ,jihaald brlt!c tbllr ln.iiJr u.. ,.,.. taciUd• aaodu Tlm•• year-od Instructor at th~ Unl· climaxes 5 1·2 years ol work. ••oey '11'1111 lhem. ance ........ verslty of Callfon-da's Davis The saucer, still 1n tbe ex· is not intended for out- perimeotal atage wa. expecrea ~~~ "when I realized I had a good shot at the home run crown, I deliberately pulled the ball down the left field line. It paid off in homers," conllnued the three lime National League horn'e run champion, "but sure played havoc with my batting average." Avertt~e llnlps Aaron's b a t 1 in K average dipped from .311 in 1965 to a career low .279 last season and marked only the second time iD his ~year major league career that he bad falled to reach the .300 plateau. "This year I want to do what's best for the club," continued Aaron. "! figure that if we get off to a good start, we'll be tn the frame of mind to win the peonanl." In other National LeaKue Games, St. Louis defeated Sao Francisco 7-5 and Los Angeles edged Cincinnati 3 • Z in 10 uminga. The Philadelphia-Pittsburglr game was postpon~ because of wet grounds. .----~~- JlaQ!eroy's hard·hitting Pan· a two-hitter against the West therrs walloped Pt. Pleasant J4. Virginians in Ill• non • league 2 Wednesday on the Big Blacks' 1outing. The only Pt. Pleasant diamond. hils off the Panther righthand· , ers were singles by Hamm in Coach Russ Moore 8 club won the fourth and the sixth. Jts eighth game in nine outings. Pomeroy hillers were Ed .... 1 111 ...,. .., ::tt!::'0111"',.~;:.':, ~ronau~~ e~pe~ 1 ---------campus to make 1 1 / heillht ol at A man must un 1 id the ' • o- a IBU· one-man eralt rwltha o~gs t:ther eelr welithl .rnlostt dol the wind probems rn na e · • rope just In .case Moler needs Moller, a Canadian-hom aerohelp controllmg the craft. dynamics ~rofeallllr bell The saucer Js still b' t t ay· • IY!!ll control ~ifficullies du:t~l~~ ao~e '"' ~uce:• come ltolil IVtnds but Moller said ddltl a! ~~ r space. ut e built his Jn a on ,..., 11araae wltb belp from &ra- ~r!~~e~:~ht ·· ::~::~h~~=;"~~le~~elop. duThale iludenll •~hoO):i- at the e 11ucet whlcb baa a U. rnil•an·hour . potenUII Moller Uld oould fl t 111 :.1o lltll\le of 5•001 f6el 7 ~f 4 , ·:fUJI! • tlll!Dy Ill doii'D·ai' III)I •J.. flta. UiJil. ~ ~ ~ ··lhr'NVnd ·lltlpe Ia 14•u tw f1111tiall~ ID4 llftlq. • - ·• The Leaders 1 ~~~~ el, · Pomel'j)y-~dle~rt. 0., 'A.Jil'lie}n 2!1. 19117..48 , __.. , ' Frldst• Gamef ~ Vorl at ~. ulg\1.1 In American Leai!Ue actlol1,1 Julian Javier also homered New York blanked Chicago 3.0, for St. Louis while Ken Minne!iota nipped Baltimore 3 2 Henderson bad a pair of homers and Cleveland beat Kansas City and Willie McCovey and Jesus 4-1. . Alou single shots for the Giants rut Martella! in a losing cause. Tim McCarver blasted a Ron Hoot's double with one Notional League three·run first Inning homk as out in the loth inning scored w. L. Pel. St. Louis bombarded Juan Gene Michael from second to St. Louis 6 o 1.000 Mar!ehallor the second straight give Los Angeles their second Philadelphia 4 2 .661 time. The Cardinals, whoi straight victory over Ciocmnati. Chicago 4 2 .667 rapped Marichal for 14 hits and ' Tommy Harper homered lor Cmclnnatl 5 3 .625 six runs last week, routed the the Reds, who battled bac~ Atlanta 5 3 .625 $1\)0,001 San Francisco ace with from a W disad•antage to send Houston 3 5 .375 lour hits in the fourth. the game into extra Innings. Pittsburgh 2 4 .333 AILSTAR ',. Pittsburgh 2 4 .333 Panthers Shell Point :VA~;~~.. ~ !: at Cleve, llfcht Mll)JI at Delr911, nlgl;lt ,. Chicago at Wastlington, night Kan City at Baltimore, nJ&Ilt 1r MILAN, ltaj)' (VPXI.. ~« oi So!ii, ~~ anit ~ ~· ~ r1 .W.. ~· »~: ! lie W~efday' • . 1 Hlllifillal ·~ ~rf '~ . .. ropeao ' Clip of letiiill ~ 3 2 2 2 t 4 4 ~ \San Fran I 7 .125 6 By United Press In lerna UonaI 1 Wednesday's Results <Based on I~ or more at bats Atlanta 4 Houston I night National Leagne L.A. 3 Cin. 2 10 in night. G. AB R. H. Pet. !StL. 7 San Fran 5, night SIL 6 31 8 14 .452 Pit at Phil ppd wet Chi 6 18 6 8 .444 • (Only games scheduled) StL 6 23 810 .135 Today's Proballle Pitchers Chi 6 24 410 .417 (All Times EST) 1 StL 6 27 6 n .407 Chicago !Simmons 1.0) at Phil 6 15 4 6 .400 .1 New York !Seaver 0.0), 2 p m. Pomeroy took a 2·0 first in· Baer, two doubles and a single; By IDDIDgs ~~~~~: Cin 7 26 3 10 .385 Cincinnali !Nolan 1.0) at Los • mng lead, fattened it to 5.() In Lennie Van Meter, two singles; Pomeroy 203 502 2-14 12 0 , , M11 I) j the third, and was coasting at Jim Crow, a double and single; Pt. Pleasant 000 0012- 2 2 1 r Hous 7 26 310 .385 Angeles 1 1 er 0· • 11 p.m. 10.0 after four innings. The Pan· Bill Radford, two singles, Keith Burdette (WP), ' English (6) , StL 6 26 5 10 385 i St. Louis (Jackson 1.0) at San · tFairly LA 6 24 4 9 375! Fra ncisco (Bolin 0.1) , 4 p.m. thers tallied two more runs in Phalln, a double, and Danny and Crow. Rice iLP), MeDer· said I could help !be team best ', Pitt , (Onlyga.mes,scheduled) 6 24 3 9 .37, 1 both the sixth and seventh Abbott and Roonie Deem, each mitt (4) and SWann. by just sitting oa !be bench!" American League I Fridays Games fOU/l BEST TIRE BUY IN OS PRICE IIANCBI frames. G. AB R. H. Pel. Philadelphiat at New York IMn<rhr, Cal. 7 23 6 12 .522 j Pittsburgh at Chicago Sophomores Bob Burdette and Hrbrgr, KC 6 21 7 9 .429' Cin at Houston, night Kenny Engllsb c..nblned to hurl Vrslls, Min 6 21 3 9 .429 St. Louis at Los Ang. night • IPll·clli', Bos 6 24 2 10 .417 i Atlanta at San Fr~n. night lca~or. KC 6 24 3 10 .4t1 1 Major Leagne Standings Fregsi, Cal 7 30 4 12 .400 By United Press International 'i';,~~. Clev 5 20 4 8 .400 1 Amerlean League II Ch1 7 28 6 II 393 W. L. Pet. Del 7 27 7 10 .370 1 By vrro STELLINO Yankee runs. eighth and suffered the Chi . New York 4 2 .667 7 25 5 9 360 $12 lly United Press International UPI Sports Writer Score Oa llomm was the victim of I Cl 1 d 3 2 600 Amert Le Home Runs eve an 4 3 571 Wash at Bos~), ppa';;'~ain Whitey Ford'd fingers were Solo homers by Illax Alvis,, g~·wlnning blow after National L<agu e: Brock, 'IDe!roit NOW... cold Wednesday but his pitcbing1Duke Stms and Chuck Hinton Twms filled the bases on Johnson Reds Baltimore . 4 3 .571 4 5 - ooo- 3 7 0: made the New York Yankees I ted Cleveland to Its victory over single by Harmon · G t 3.' 8 I' d 'lh ' Ch1cago 4 3 .571 2 000 New York 01 I' the hottest team in the Amer· Kansas City In the Tribe's bome plus a pair of walks to Ian s ' te WI Kan c1ty 3 3 .500 2 3 4 .428 Ch;~~~o([.l) an~:rd~ . ican League. opener. Sonny Siebert scored his V~salles ~nd Earl Battey.r · American League: Mincher, California 2 3 .400 '· \ first victory of the year for the Killebrew hit a two-run homer A & Kal e Tigers . Washington 3' 7 1s Yankee O'Toole (6) ' W0Jodh (I8)l ) an d The lnd' b t d ' ed 1 I th Tw ' In th f h I nge m ' Th at' s ng . hi' the team that . . tans or aI orI eN ti lOSI Le e ourt . ' t'ed Boston 2 4 .333 Josephson. LP- o n . . h h'tt u . epart h I WI th 2. . l went from the penthouse to the I pmc . I er m I e seven! I n a ona ague games, Runs Batted In Mmnesota '2 4 .333 •S11.11hown also replactt.illo In parenthe~~ls •cellar In JUSt two seasons is mmng. . • . the Atlanta Braves beat the National League: Bro ck,' Wednesdays Results • dd lt'ng J'ust lt'ke tt used Rookie Rod Carew s hne Houston Asiros H, the St. C , 12 . Cepeda Cardll 8. New York 3 Chicago o llalt 000 010 100- 2 5 u su en1Y ac · Ie witb one n"t • and th c Lou'IS Card'ma1s defeated th e Tarus ' ' ' I Cleve I Kansas CI!y · I WITH TRADE IN th ld days when it made smg re Braves Phillips Cubs . t 0 0 Mm 000 200 0013 1 ~ '" e ba 1 11 · th · th · · s Fr · a· t 7 5 d' or ' ' ' ' 1 d of the pennant race ses u ID e run mnmg an ancJsco tan s - an IJohnson Reds Mathews Astros 1 Minnesota 3 Baltimore 2 • • Trlple·lempered Nyton c:erd Palmer, S. Miller 18) an 8 Truhnawldayest Yankee still active' gave Minnesota Its victory over tbe Los Angeles Dodgers edged '& McC~rve 'cards 7 ' Wash at Bos (2), ppd rain • EJdra·mill!lltl Tufayn rubber 0 Etchebarren · li Red s 3-2 m · to' Ameri an r,Leagne· ·Freehan ' . Chance (1·1) and I !he e It veteran Ford who's' Ballimore. stu Miller, •·ho the c·mcmna (only games scheduled) • Tnck·llll>d oii:OUIIO ' B~:~~br~~~~~~~~~ra(~2\l~~ i tryln~atoymake a comeback at! relieved Jim Palmer in the illl!ings. Tigers ; McMullen.' Senators 8: Today's Probable Pilchm ' age 311, moved the Yanks backi Pelrocelh, Red Sox 7; Mincher, . <All Ttmes EST) J to the top. • • Angels & Adair. White Sox 6 Cahforma !Brunet (1.0) . I 6 01 Ford, the veteran of 11' Pitching I DetrOit ISp~ma 0·0) , 9 p rn. ~~n C!ly : : : - 4 10 1 pennant·winning teams, j National Leagne: Gibson & Kansas Ctty (Hunter !.()) ""' . . , tered seven hits to blank i Jaster, Cards z.o, 21 tied with Cleveland (Hargan 0.1), 6 p.nn.ll Nasi!, Duhba 17) and Suarez, 1 Chi Wb'te Sox 3·0 for the ' fi !.0 Chica~o (Buzhardt 0·11 at Siebert, Allen (8) and Sims. WP I 45 t:~'f::.tou/ of his career. American League: Stottle· Washington (Richert 1).1), 8.05 - Siebert (!.0). LP-·Nash (l·ll. l was the third straight victory . . l myre, Yanks 2.0; 22 tied with I· p.m. IIR- MVIS (1st). S1ms <1st), I' f the ks !nee Boston's BtU SAN FRANCISCO CUP!)-The Injured ankle that requued a,0 Baltimore !Phoebus 0.0) 1 Suarez <2nd) , Hilton Ost). ;rbr ~~;heds his memorable Francisco Warriors, sud- shot before game lime. Rick, · • ! ~M~1~nn~e~so~ta~~IC~h~an~c~e~l).~l)~,'"2;:~~~~~~~~~~~::::;:~~~;;:;;::::; 0 ·h'tl r a ainst !he hot after returmng to the Barry bombed !he 76ers w1th 55 I. Ione k1 e Fr'dg confines of the Cow Ipomts Tuesday, only two less BLUE DEVU.S WIN Yor ers ~Y·Route seek to pull even than his career high. And San National League Pit at Phil night ppd cold d was ~leased with tomght with the Philadelphia 1 Francisco's Nate Thurmond, Gallipolis defeated p:~~:~ F~r ~though he 76ers in their best of seven I despite a sore back and hand, •port and Pomeroy and Houston 000 001 000- 1 4 1· ~ ~rmlVIce battle for the NBA champion· cleaned 25 rebounds off the I defeated Middleport in a 1 bit Atlanta 1011 200 otx- 4 7 ol te ~ was w ship. I boards and scored 17 points m gular golf match on the Galli· Giusti Latman (8) and j [!?;s o:'~em out with fast Down two games to zero as jhis "high noon" meetlng with)polis course Wednesday. It was Beteman; Johnson Hernande!l and ~inkers," be said. '"fhe the result of losses at Philadel- 1Wilt Chamberlain. The latter Gallipolis seventh and eighth 18' and Torre. WP- Johnson (]. 1 'nn!ngs 1 had to lay off pbia the Wamors scrambled dhd bo d h' If I trmmphs agamst one setback. . d ew 1 • Tu d legen a 26 re un s 1mse G lli 1. d 1). LP-Giusll (1).2) . HRS-, b eaking ball because back at the palace on es ay d . ts b 1 . ed a po 1s owne . tory an as manyt pom. u m1ss Aaron 2 (lsi 2nd) I'r rs were cold and 1 to muscle out a I30-I24 VIC 16'f..·3\l. and dereat•d p omeroy 1 th 01 ~;:~ grip on it. 1 thought and cut the 76ere lead to 2-1 1n ' ~~tc'~v~~. ou mne ree row 19·5. Pomeroy topped I me out In the eighth or games. II also marked the mnth r port, 13-7. St. Louis 3011220 OOD--7 12 ~ 1 go~ tired but 1 didn't Warrior win in the lr-=iiiiiiii=====iiiiiiii=;i;;;;;;.:..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii='1 11 San Fran 010 Ill! 0111- 5 10 tired." old barn. . Jaster, Hoerner 18) Combined with BaltirtlOI't''s "Dur plan Is to get a split out McCarvar. Marlchal, '' Coach Alex Hannum of 2 loss to Minnesota and 141, Herbal 16), Linzy <8) City's ~I defeat at the bands 76ers said Wednesday. "If ' Barton. WP--Jaster (2.0). Cleveland, the victory . we can do that, we'll be In good Maricbal (1).3). New York Into first place wtth " (1st), AJou (1st), Javier 4.2 record . . The only other Following tonight's game, the Henderson 2 list and scheduled action, Boston's Pa· clubs zig-zag for the rest of the That's What You Get at Downie-Gross McCovey <Srd). trlot's Day doubleheader with games olated lor (10 Innings) Washington, was rained out. April 23 Ssn Cm 001 001 100 11- 2 Ford threw 101 pitches and April 24 and then Los Ang 10\ 000 0011- 3 10 walked just two batters while to tile 76ers floor April 26 Polb dots, Ellls and Edwards, , the Yanks scored two of . their seventh contest IS paisley~ wtd• track stripes, (91 ; Sutton, Perranoski (9) and I runs on sacrifice rues to pm the cheeks, plaids and Roseboro. WP-Perranoski (I· loss on Tommy John. John The go Into tonight's madras. Wash 'n 0) LP-Eilis (1).2) H&-Harper Kennedy, Charley Smith ~~~~ ~:e apparently well stocked wear and perms· <2nd). ' Joe Pepitone batted In the "' that "momentrun" nent press. ------,----..!..:.~_.:.__:._ _ __ _ __ 1uiaki~s a cage learn roar In Button down, high boy collars and clutch. regutar collars. Althou~ playing on Taperod and eon· ventlal tailorlne. 1 a single. The Panthers will travel to Jackson next Tuesday for a SEOAL game ·with the lronmen. Jackson handed Pomeroy Its on· ly defeat of the season by a 7-2 score on AprH 4. 3-T Nylon Cord ALL-WEATHER TIRE Ford Blanks White Sox, Over First Major League Line Scores .7_5 $ 1 was 1 I s warriors eekT0 puII Even I NBA PIavoffs u! ' , • il 1 :rried PAINT SPECIAL'· DWFAR! FillAVALlJEt' SPORT SHIRTS By Arrow, Monticello and Rugby 2.95 to 5.95 on I <L) 2.1U, i (M) and I By JOE CAIINIGEUI Hank Aaron may claim he's Dot I!UnDing for the home ruu ti•le again this season, but Dave G."sli would never swear to it. Aaron, the 1966 horne run king with l4 round trippers, unloaded on a pair of Giusti's fast balls Wednesday night lor his ftrst two home runs of the season to lead Atlanta to a 4-1 victory over Houston. The triumph was the fifth in a row lor the braves. "Last year," said Aaron, *"' : .~IIJ- Dally p.m. ' ' BANLON SHIRTS - R\lflulor and high craw necks, by Purlt1n and Rugby 5.95 to 10.00 A Jotal ' . COTTQN KNITS style Service · ll ' ••• Loq,;r . '·': ' . ' from 2.95 BERMUDA SHbRTS - In chtckl, plaids, solido, Hapsock, permanent preu & wuh 'n wHr. ' eor:. · Ul'l ,' Strlpw 1nd aolld•, boot n11ek ' eAII the necelsary =~:: and acctuorl• for , · Iuy !Mt comfort ---.-....-------_ .,,.... __ __ . ·\FO!l ,!H~ ~ ~ONI ~hlt9 Coal*..:.. ...~ Sl...ancl Form..1.1 own.t ..._ FREE PANANoRQLLER With Each l·Gallon Purchase YANYLITE LATEX WALL PAINT $585 GAL $17~ QT. CHOOSE FROM 27 COLORS .. ' . �.... .. b et' ...., J, H -~ 'I .. ' • \ .. > A3ron Unloads Pair, Braves Triumph, 4~1 Health Center Plan Oder~d I . <yi'l) , - The feated. getting the best qualified pen- I license to a person under 21 ;tilliflllii ilirllctly lii!d to Sen. Robert Shaw, R.Colum·/ pie into their schools." 1 whose probationary license wa' !be voters of the b~, offered tile amendment, · Also approved by the Senate revoked, if hardship can be Co~on (OBC) whtch requues the school board iwere bills .providing lor ex- I proven. ' ,~!5~~~w;as~ m tbe hands pf to first attempt to hire a reg· i chnnge of real property be- 1 Under present law, if a per· ·~ as lllOther work ular substitute teacher, then tween the Rock Hill Sehool son under 21 has three traffic .,u"••H I4t.l11Jund to a close ~oday. turn to tbe reti~ed leacher. !District in Lawrence County 1Iaw violation convictions in two 1 ames A. Rhodes plan He SBld that 10 order to pro· Iand the U.S. F'orest Service, years, the license is revoked mental health cent· teet the young teacher who has , and allowing parties to examine . for one year without appeal. centers fo. ~e menta(. chosen Ibis as a blelong pro- 1the court's charge to the jury Criticizes Bill was ~troduced 1 tesswn, be .or she should oe before closing arguments are 1 Rep. Gordon Scherer, R • In the Ohio House given the ltrst chance at the given. Cincinnati, a co-sponsor of the . openmg. The House passed three bilL! highway safety package, spoke annoubelng the program Attacb Amendment also, only one of them cauSing agamst the bill because the I this mont?, Rhodes esli· Sen. Oakley Collins, R·lron· any debate. Bureau of Motor Vehicles had I '"' ~~~~~!d $47.4 million in stale ton, one of the sponsors, said That bill, which passed 66-24,1 supported it. He said the bur· . would be needed lor COO· the amendment would "keep gave to the local court author· , eau had written the section •n · ' lllfQIIoD. tbe board of education from i ity to order issuance of limited 1his bill removing judicial di;. , f lheasaage of the 0\IC proposal cretion in revocations under the bi l May 2 special election o 12· point system ' 'j!l! mean we can tl!plaee an• Mso passed w~re bills provid· • ell!lll, IDad!'luate and outmoded • • lng procedure by which a tax· ~~!lies With new hoildlngs and payer may appeal an action ftiMIV&te others so that Ohto ' taken by the count b d 1 w~ be second to 00ne 10 · p Y u ge . "" Fred Neuenschwander, Director of Ohio's Develop· commission in setting uniform 'Vi , ng servleea for those .1?r men! Department, Wednesday night called the proposed tax rates, and boosting tbe ·~ . we have a respoostbil· Ohio Bond Commission a "package perfected for total maximum fine from $10 dally lty, tlie goverhor stated. . development." to $200 for food service operat. Under the bill, counties wtlb He was addressing approximately 50 members of ors who do not have a license. a i\Opulatlon above 50,000 could tile SEO area newspaper. radio and television industry Bllls were offered in the eslllbiiSh a health center and, attending the first annual Development Information House to cancel all state per· lh05e below that level .could j Press Conference sponsored by the Southeastern Ohio Re· mils to discharge untreated coftiblne to build one if the gional Council, at The wastes into water alter Jan 1 llt~te mental hygiene division jlOhio University Inn, Alb· dinner session. . 1969; require the Water Po.llu: ·approves. ens. . . . Attendmg from Galha coun!y tion Control Board to set a lim· Meatal Flnanclag . "The Ohio Bond CommisSion , were John Allen, SEORC vice it lor compliance with an order (:ortatrucbon of the mental :1s a continuation of programs ; preSident and member of the and limit xtension to , WAGON TRAIN CREW - ~'unds for the U.S. Rt. 33 project in Meigs County carne from the $500 Million · health centers would be financ· istarted in this stole three year. 1execullve board ; Dr. Thornas 1g;ve the ~hio w t o~e ye~r, Bond Issue passed. by Ohio voters m 1964. The above group of Meigs Countians got statewide publicity for the edjwllh 25 per cent local funds, l•go bv the present administra·: Morgan Dr A. R Christensen st'on power to tha eri omnlm S· proJlosal by ~raveling from Pomeroy to Columbus in a covered wagon pulled by horses. The grou felt the "· · th au or ze mu ct- recetved thetr pay for the tnp when ground was broken for the Meigs County project Wednesdaf Me be y d 25 1slllle funds an 50 per cent 1~!on, conllJllled e speaker. Paul Wall';er, Dale Rothgeb, palities to take water from of the wago~ tram crew, shown on the bulldozer that broke ground yesterday were front row left t m. h~ Jederal funds. We urge your support at the 1Jr., and !.obart Wllson, Jr. streams in one wa'e ed d Fred ,LeJfheJt, George Hobstetter, Ho.ward Cline, Ohio highway department di~islon of safety: Lesli~ ~lti Centers for the mentally fe- 1polls on May 2.". : Meigs county was represent· transport it to tile 0-.;si~ wh~~h and I' red Crow. Back row, Wayne SwiSher, Jack Kerr and Leo Story chairman for the wagon train trip ~~~~ would be bullt by equ~ The speaker polS ted out the ' ed by Bernard Fultz, R e p.l they are located Sentinel Photo, ' ·1 sharing of co•t by the loca~· l OBC is a program for mdustry, Ralph Welker, and Rober t/ • and federal governments. \ business and people. "T h e Wingett. , rational costs. other than 1Soulheastern Ohio area w l I 1 es, would be met by lev. . benefit greatly from this pro} led; Imposed by the counties. Ieel if approved by the votm • 'the Ohio Senate gave its ap- of Ohio," continued Neuen· ptavtl Wedne!day to a House· schwander. I !Continued from Page I) paled emergency bill aimed at The director reminded news/ Deputy Director, Division 9, atltviating tbe shortage of qual· media that it is up to individual Department of H ig h w a y s: ,£1 SAl ON • lfled ttaohers by allowing re- Icommunities to, "Sell them- "We need money." \I G (UP!) -U.S. Navy I pllng Haiphong: the funnel the American today. Injured In combat last week, 1 tiNd teachers to teach lOCI selves We can help vo u but John W. Dowler Divsion DepPl'JOes today bombed two through whtcb VIrtually all of There was no report of any drop of about 200 casualties . . · · t D' . : . . thermal · 1osses Jn Ihe from the previous week They 1 sdlool days per year. mstead o! 1vou need cooperatiOn from ev· u Y 1rec or. DIYisiOn 10, Ohio PT PLEASANT _ County N power th v· 1plants 10 tthe1 11North Vietnam's Wl!r imports Amer·Jean wr ~d . h . Depa t • Everett Bissell, H major raiding Wednesday . , 287 lht present 59. ,ery ~ Y m t e commumty to , . .r.ment oI H'1ghways: Court. members . h or 1 lethnamese li por. o ow· . . or lod ay. reported 1,511 Commumsts, The vote was 27·3 after at· I move ahead in development." Division 10 funds are four Clarence Adkins, County· clerk alp ong or e ~st It me, Observers here called tl an Spokesmen satd Wednesday's South Vietnamese and 21 other tempts to amend the bill and 1 "We have to think about the t1me~ greater than ever before L. w. Getty, Mr. and Mrs. Jam· mdllary spok~smen sald. . escalation of the. alr war. ratders . braved the heaviest Allied troop,g were killed In refer It to committee were de- jluture. By preparing ourselves , m history. Today, ground was es Lewis, and Waldo Blake, en- The camer based jets htt the There was no munedlate word Comrnumst anli·atrcraft de· action last week, also smaller , today, we will be able to meet broken at Rock Springs for the gineer of Sverdrup-Parcel &' targets 1.1 and 21 miles from whether Com m u n 1st M!Gs, lenses of the war, los~~<s than the previous week, the demands of tomorrow." Rt. 33 project. Wtth a few Associates, returned Tuesday , the center ~r the city, the which staged 17 vain enco~tersj U.S. spokesmen meanwhile reflecting a slackening of Carl Dalhberg, SEORC Dlrec· breaks and legal help, we hope night from Wasbin ton D C spokesmen said, Wtth the Air Foree ratders reported a total of 147 combat last week. tor, presided at the evenmg I to have Ga!IJpolls' Rt. 35-by· where they met w~th ' Fed~rai The unprecedented raid came Wednesday, rose to challenge Americans killed and 1,142 Pickup 8th pgh: The raldl pass up for sale by June 27 Con. A . . . as AmeriCan air power un. d . . Vlalwn Agency to diSCUSS par· leashed majOr assaults against 1 1 OBC 0eveiopmenf p k ac age DJrector Tells News Media I 1 ' ' 1 l supp}ements RT 33 For AIf • t por rant ASked . • Ill om sea ate • I Logan Runs Away from Home Boys ·. --- --COVIC Ad • . :Lawmaking •• ti~~:~~~\~r~;~:~: :~e ~~~ ~~~:~:ti;! ~~:le;:~\::sly ~ I~~~~hs v~~tna~ons~:r. cl~:~ VIsed to Outperform 'Seekers' •· . , At aGlance J leer o~er c<n~ntry. competitio~. r~ther ou~ eerned, th1s Is the number one , mcrease the Mason Count AI project in my district... port Iandin stri from y r· : blankets began breaking up The ablhty to 'out • perform ment is to succeed," the rail· citizens think and act progre. Tom Porter, Superintendent. feet to 4 and 3,200 th.e Communist In the than roader said. "These aevelop· sively, this Will make Industry Pomeroy placed second be· Tri.County Technical and Voca- 'd . 1• d f 1 7.5 feet a1r actwn Wednesday A1r Force promise them " the k.ey to ers look beyond sites natural bunting easier" hind Logan In a triangular track COLUMBUS (UPI)-Actlvities tiona! Center, Nelsonville 1 WI e Ins ea 0 65 eel Wide. jets shot down one and possibly succeRSful industrial develop· resources, labor and transpor· In a brief ·business session met.l Wednesda~ a! the Chief· of the 107th General Assembly "This phase of school training While In Washington the live Communist MIG17 jets ment, n tailr~ad executive said tation." conducted by President J 0 h 0 talns track. Middleport was j on Wednesday at a glance: has been neglected We're now group also discussed the posst· [trymg vamiy to halt. attacks W~nesday mght. "Community attitude is of the Hearne, the membership wei· third. , ' Senate in must •tage. Industry lol· bihty of upgrading !he ll~hting, ag3Ulst guerrilla tram10g cenWilliam Ollerhead, vice pres· greatest Importance," the New corned the Special Products DJ. 8 1 Coach Bud Bickel s Panther! Passed: . lows trained labor. our pupils at the airstrip from low lntensJ. ! ters near the North Vietnamese ldent of Industrial development Englander reported. "II y 0 u r vision of Inlernational Nickel thluclads registered 49 pomts Am.SBIJO, allows partie! to . will be trained lor jobs in the ty to high intensity lighting 1capt tal of Hano1. lor Chesapeake & Oh1o - Baltt· Co. ao a new member The new ~mpared to 72 by Logan. Mid· , examine the court's charge to [Iabor market. We hope to be fencing of the area and exten: ; Today's raid aimed at crip. more & Ohio railroads, told !nco branch ln located at Bur· dleport took one first place and I the . jury before the givmg ol operating by September, 1968." SIOO of the aircraft parking the Cenlral Ohio Valley lnduo· naugh, Ky., in Boyd County. ~he4 with 38 points. 1closmg arguments. (Vote 29.0) . Dr. A. R. Chrislensen, Pres!· area. trial Council (COVIC) that The next meeting will be May Tile meet Wll not tile only I Sub. l:lb66, provides lor ex- dent of Rio Grande College: The group discussed with the "persuasion is no longer SUffi· 13 at the Bellefonte Countrf one lor tho Panthers. The bus change of real property be· ''We must maintain freedom of General Service Administration : ci~.nl to attract Industry." Club near Ashland. ' taken to the m<7t by Pomeroy tween the Rock HIU School Dis· choice and the dual system in details on the possible acqmsl·l When you make claims for broke down wbile the team !riel, Lawrence Counly, and the higher education. Business and lion of tile old National Guard your area, you must be able to p was J'tlurnina home and the u.s. Forest Service. !Vote 2lHi t mdustry must continue to SUI>' Shop area lor a permanent Ma· subs~~tlate everything w l t b 18lllD rospect boys hod to board a bus borrow. on emergency clause, 30·0 o n1port education _ state instltu· lson County Fair site, although proof, he advised bl! Ashland Over Past Weekend , ed of Nelsonville to get borne, bill). lions through adequate !egisla· no action will be taken at this Ironton Holiday Inn listeners. PITTSBURGH (UPI) -Pills· ' . foiiiiWIDg a long delay. • Am.HBJ~, allows retired tlve budget. •nd private ins)itu. time. Mr. Ollerhead said America burgh Steel Co., the nation's Mr. ~nd Mrs. DI!JJ !Ialley, Logan took eight firsts and teachers to teach on a tempor· lions through financial contribu· 1/lrs. James Lewis an em· BONN (UP!) - West Germa· was being scoured by more !4th largest producer, was to and Lots, and. Mr. and MrL Pomeroy sis, ary basis lor 100 days per year. lions." ploye of the County Clerk's of· ny today prepared for an in· than 20,000 Industrial develop· tssue a statement today amid Howard C. Sml.th. Racine, spent .Hlih point men lor the res- , (Vote l7·3. on emergency clause, Vernon McGrew, Director of flee, spent lhe day with the formal summit conference of rnent firms with more than spe~latlon of a merger with Ithe weekend wtth Mr. and Mn. ., pedlve letml were Parry and · 27·3 0 btU). Development, Marietta College: FFA bookkeeping department President Johnson and other 200,000 employes. B u I, he !he lmaneially • troubled WbeeJ. Albert Wigal, at. Prospect. . •l!;lllnger with II and nine points i House "We have a new emphasis at learning ill methods. She wlll Western leaders comlnK to warned, these profes•ional mg Steel Corp., ranked No. 10 While there,. attended ~~ ~ctlve for Logan, Pomeroy Passed Marietta plant personnel and be handling the bookeeping for attend funeral riles lor former ''Piantslte seekers" are being m the lnduslry. Spring Concert at Elgin lfigh ~ Swisher and Don ~mbert HB200, provides lor taxpayer program's During the nett five the Mason County Airport re- Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. courted by hundreds of groups In a series of de~elopmenls l' School, where both the concert wll!lll and I, re!petllvely and appeal procedure from action years, we will devote our ener- cords. Johnson, British Prime Mini,. like COVIC. Wednesday. the clltef officer and symphony. bands In which Mllill~'S Ltltnd Brown by county budget commission gies and means to personnel ter Harold Wilson and almost "You must have community and three board members of both Bryan Wigal and Dean will f~ poin11. fixing uniform taxation rateo. and programs We are over the Mr. Getty reported that the eertalfily French President support If Industrial develoP" Wheeling Steel resigned an d Bailey play lsi and 2nd tuba. Results of the e•ents were · (Vote 87.0). hump on plani •liJlanslon." Washington trip was most pro- Ch le de Gaulle were expect,. trading of both firms' stock was Bryan and Dean also sing In tlilt _ Trowbridge (L) 31 i Am.l!B287, increases rnax 1.1 Dr. Vernon R. Alden, Pres!· fitabie, in his opinion, .and "ev. ed ~~ :ppear Tuesday in the suspended on the Nw York the mixed choruo and a capella lll.: Kemper (L), Simmons mum .penalty lor food serv1ce dent. Ohio University: "We will ·~~hing ~as progressme nice- g)'eatest muster of world Stock Exchange. chorus. Dean sings tenor and law vwlators from $10 to $200 help you. Feel free to call on ly, he s3!d, leaders since the November Hunt l'oods and Industries, Bryan, bass. and M. Horlraveo <P). - Kemper lztl ft., 4 per day. (Vote 89-0). us." t8Q3 funeral of President John 1.., Inc., Fullerton, Cahf., mean· ---Little <M) and Am.HB94, allows court to re· F d ll! while announced it had s o 1d Another Attempt (P). ~tore limited driving pnv1ieges Th:i~~~ here were expect· .•bout lliCJ,OOO ~hares ollts hold- Fails in Senate J~ ~ Parry (L) 19 110 hardship cases resulting MEET THE BAND Tbe aDnual Repabliean Par ed to deal with the troubled Pt. Plea!l8nt - Roosevelt • Ar· mgs 10 Wheeling Steel to Pitts· ln., Brlcltles (P), West when license of those under 21 ''Meet the Band Night", the ty baaquet Ill Jacklon Frl· Western aiUance which formed April 24 to Frlday, Aprll 28, has burgh and to the Charles K. COLUMBUS (UPI) -Another Garnes (P), are revoked. (Vote 66- 24 ). annual awards night for the d~ enDinf ..W lll~t • the final concern and political been declared ''CLEAN · UP Kettering family interests of attempt 'to abolish the 11eath Jump - Logan (P) 5 PHS band will be Friday, Aptil dlstrlet Yltll by lOth Dlatrlel testament of Adenauer, West WEEK" lor all schools In Mu. Dayton, Ol!lo. sentence In Ohio blt the · 4111&1 Angle <L), Lyncll IL) 1 A~~:~s ~~:D e:~D A 21. at 8 p. m. at the Pomeroy Congressmaa Clarence E. Milo Germany's post-war leader who on County. nAny rn~f'bo~w~;n the two Wl!dhe&lay In the Set!ate·J • <II), II : . Junior High School auditorium ler tbft weekend. died Wednesday at 91. By Clean-Up Is meant clean· rms wou e irs! signlfi· ary Commtllee. - Stanley (P) 7• ormer Ohw Um~arslty coed Refreshments will be served The LIDcaater Repablioan lng tile interior as W<ll as the cant one In the steel industry A resolution calling I #~~L=CI~llf;l~~(M), Sommen t was round dead n:t an apart- by the Pomeroy Band Boosters wiD be tbt keyDote opeaker exterior parts of the s c b 0 0 1 since before World War n. statewide vote on the i,ISue WJI (L). / ::~!:'~e~day n : of \lllde- aSlloclatlon. Admls!lon Is free lor lbe affair wblch II tcbed· Velerans Memorial Hospllal plant. County trucks will be a. SEtK FUU. ordered ·;~etalned at the cal[ lli - Ellinger (L) . . a ses. woman and the public Is Invited ..g]ed for 1:110 P• m. at the round to each respective school JURY the cllair by committee ch~· (M) and Stan- Iwas tde~tllied aa Janet E. Stu. Jacksoa rugb School cafeteria. Admlsslolll - carl · Nelson, Wednesday, Thursdsy and IRON'l'ON Ohio (UP!) -At- man Max H. Dellllis; f$' Wil· GirDes, Pomeroy, lied. ber of Ltma, OhiO: who dropped Friday allemoon tbt Coa· Pomeroy; Wendali Stutler, Sy· Friday, April 26, 27 and 28, to torneys tod~y worked 10 • tnlngton. Ulh - Swisher IP) ' out or the lll';'versity last semesgreumaa wUI bold •• epea racuse; Charlene Thoma, Porn- pick up rubbish. plete tile ·ur lor the nrs~m ---l>ah7 II.), Hood, Brie- ler. Friends Bald she had \ not door aeoolon Ia tbe comml.. eroy; Mary Harris, Gallipo!lJI; SCHEDULE gress murJe/trJal of a rlso:: SPONSOR DANtE been seen for a day. ) DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF slonero room of lhe Vlatn Owen Nutter, Reedsville: Paul Wednesday, April 26 - Below accused of killing the plronlon The Pornero PTA 11 , -Lambert <P) 4 56.3 TEACHER ULTIMATUM MEIGS • MASON AJlEA County court houoe Ia McAro Shoemaker, Cliesh1re; E the I Kanawha river _ Henderson lo police clllel during an escape aor a dsnee f/ th )II ~ ~ll'!lf!t. IMJ, Krawsczyn, okooto •· ow... •••IIOhor lhur from I Ill 3 p. m. Harmon, Dexter: Carol Prollll~ Hannan. attempt but said the jury ma on Saturda ~ re ~ger, se • MARTINS FERRY Ohio ••-• •••-In, ..... Mason; Wllllam Hollon, Albany: Thursday, April 21 - City of not be seated until next w : p ~· L p U ~ . at the Lo••• First, (UPI Th I • l'uhllmod '"'' """'' "'"'"'" •• Michael Russell Wilkesvllle Pt Pleas I R I 'Ar N . ee . omeroy ementary :·llehool ,;,.. _. • )e ocal tehool board l'lto Olllo Vlll., PahU.bl"' eo..,..,. Charles Kettering Inventor ol Ditch r.. •H I M II j b . an - ooseve •• • lne Jurors were tentaUvely from ?:30 to !0:30 p m Mule -leport, second. Iwas told today pubUc school no Me<houtlo "'· .,,..,.,, o •' • the automotive sel'f I 'j a •·• - e en s, uckle. seated during the first three wJU be rovided , b. t h -Brown 57.0, ,teachers would relase to sign1'i;:'·,!=.::,eo.::;:., ... !was born In LoudonviUes~~r, bva P~weUFPaul Ho~ter, Opalj l'rl~ay, Aprll28 -West Co- days of !be trial of Carl Hal· "Acoustlca.P. Admlsalo: Is : 'I'J!owbrldge and ' contracts for the coming year I .....,. · - ,.., " - ' ' o. ummlDS, ranees ochran. lumbia to Letart. leek, 29. eeniJ. Everyone Ia wtlcome 1 Ililt f•iled to recognize !be Ma;)''"'· Ohio ' ' 1 Merger m • B.Jg SteeI E xpect Summit Talk at Bonn Am00g LeadefS 'I I Expected v· . . I ° I CJeanUp\Veek I Announced K 1 THE DAILY SENTINEL I 2 ~.:wls~;,:~:~:z ~·::~~e::e~~~:~~ :,~: .. . ~ s;:: •••om- ,...., - ~ PONY P&ACI'ICE SET a!:~ ':~e r:.~ ::.,"'.,or ..- ...tLthio ., Flying Saucers Sure! Moller Built One ' • DAVIS, Calif. (IJ'Pl) - While er space travel It's the avla· !I') oatb "' 1 ':'; throughout tor s version of ·the Volkswagen. 8 (L) I' llil8kln ..UI be h ld Sa .,..,.. •.,., .._ moollu 13011 •• e wor ou Y dtscounted the 'the firs! public flight ol the ( t.)' Jacey at 2 P rn f- an" ..... tur13· ,...., ..... ,...,. omie ;.,..,,. extstenee of llylnt aaucers, saucer, wH!<ih .h~o ·a dltulleter of • • w ~,s ........hi., on. · - 11.10. •• Prof Paul Moller built one tt ~ t clled led tod !Jrf) to If yean ol age playing Pony m•ll• 0no ,.... 110.00. a~o ,.,,.,., ~ craft designed by~ 30- the~ • t~ ~ ~ ir ay at Leape for !be f\rlt tlme. They ....., 'l'lmo .............., .,.,.,.. av • n vers Y a port. 1I 1 =~ IJIJ,jihaald brlt!c tbllr ln.iiJr u.. ,.,.. taciUd• aaodu Tlm•• year-od Instructor at th~ Unl· climaxes 5 1·2 years ol work. ••oey '11'1111 lhem. ance ........ verslty of Callfon-da's Davis The saucer, still 1n tbe ex· is not intended for out- perimeotal atage wa. expecrea ~~~ "when I realized I had a good shot at the home run crown, I deliberately pulled the ball down the left field line. It paid off in homers," conllnued the three lime National League horn'e run champion, "but sure played havoc with my batting average." Avertt~e llnlps Aaron's b a t 1 in K average dipped from .311 in 1965 to a career low .279 last season and marked only the second time iD his ~year major league career that he bad falled to reach the .300 plateau. "This year I want to do what's best for the club," continued Aaron. "! figure that if we get off to a good start, we'll be tn the frame of mind to win the peonanl." In other National LeaKue Games, St. Louis defeated Sao Francisco 7-5 and Los Angeles edged Cincinnati 3 • Z in 10 uminga. The Philadelphia-Pittsburglr game was postpon~ because of wet grounds. .----~~- JlaQ!eroy's hard·hitting Pan· a two-hitter against the West therrs walloped Pt. Pleasant J4. Virginians in Ill• non • league 2 Wednesday on the Big Blacks' 1outing. The only Pt. Pleasant diamond. hils off the Panther righthand· , ers were singles by Hamm in Coach Russ Moore 8 club won the fourth and the sixth. Jts eighth game in nine outings. Pomeroy hillers were Ed .... 1 111 ...,. .., ::tt!::'0111"',.~;:.':, ~ronau~~ e~pe~ 1 ---------campus to make 1 1 / heillht ol at A man must un 1 id the ' • o- a IBU· one-man eralt rwltha o~gs t:ther eelr welithl .rnlostt dol the wind probems rn na e · • rope just In .case Moler needs Moller, a Canadian-hom aerohelp controllmg the craft. dynamics ~rofeallllr bell The saucer Js still b' t t ay· • IY!!ll control ~ifficullies du:t~l~~ ao~e '"' ~uce:• come ltolil IVtnds but Moller said ddltl a! ~~ r space. ut e built his Jn a on ,..., 11araae wltb belp from &ra- ~r!~~e~:~ht ·· ::~::~h~~=;"~~le~~elop. duThale iludenll •~hoO):i- at the e 11ucet whlcb baa a U. rnil•an·hour . potenUII Moller Uld oould fl t 111 :.1o lltll\le of 5•001 f6el 7 ~f 4 , ·:fUJI! • tlll!Dy Ill doii'D·ai' III)I •J.. flta. UiJil. ~ ~ ~ ··lhr'NVnd ·lltlpe Ia 14•u tw f1111tiall~ ID4 llftlq. • - ·• The Leaders 1 ~~~~ el, · Pomel'j)y-~dle~rt. 0., 'A.Jil'lie}n 2!1. 19117..48 , __.. , ' Frldst• Gamef ~ Vorl at ~. ulg\1.1 In American Leai!Ue actlol1,1 Julian Javier also homered New York blanked Chicago 3.0, for St. Louis while Ken Minne!iota nipped Baltimore 3 2 Henderson bad a pair of homers and Cleveland beat Kansas City and Willie McCovey and Jesus 4-1. . Alou single shots for the Giants rut Martella! in a losing cause. Tim McCarver blasted a Ron Hoot's double with one Notional League three·run first Inning homk as out in the loth inning scored w. L. Pel. St. Louis bombarded Juan Gene Michael from second to St. Louis 6 o 1.000 Mar!ehallor the second straight give Los Angeles their second Philadelphia 4 2 .661 time. The Cardinals, whoi straight victory over Ciocmnati. Chicago 4 2 .667 rapped Marichal for 14 hits and ' Tommy Harper homered lor Cmclnnatl 5 3 .625 six runs last week, routed the the Reds, who battled bac~ Atlanta 5 3 .625 $1\)0,001 San Francisco ace with from a W disad•antage to send Houston 3 5 .375 lour hits in the fourth. the game into extra Innings. Pittsburgh 2 4 .333 AILSTAR ',. Pittsburgh 2 4 .333 Panthers Shell Point :VA~;~~.. ~ !: at Cleve, llfcht Mll)JI at Delr911, nlgl;lt ,. Chicago at Wastlington, night Kan City at Baltimore, nJ&Ilt 1r MILAN, ltaj)' (VPXI.. ~« oi So!ii, ~~ anit ~ ~· ~ r1 .W.. ~· »~: ! lie W~efday' • . 1 Hlllifillal ·~ ~rf '~ . .. ropeao ' Clip of letiiill ~ 3 2 2 2 t 4 4 ~ \San Fran I 7 .125 6 By United Press In lerna UonaI 1 Wednesday's Results <Based on I~ or more at bats Atlanta 4 Houston I night National Leagne L.A. 3 Cin. 2 10 in night. G. AB R. H. Pet. !StL. 7 San Fran 5, night SIL 6 31 8 14 .452 Pit at Phil ppd wet Chi 6 18 6 8 .444 • (Only games scheduled) StL 6 23 810 .135 Today's Proballle Pitchers Chi 6 24 410 .417 (All Times EST) 1 StL 6 27 6 n .407 Chicago !Simmons 1.0) at Phil 6 15 4 6 .400 .1 New York !Seaver 0.0), 2 p m. Pomeroy took a 2·0 first in· Baer, two doubles and a single; By IDDIDgs ~~~~~: Cin 7 26 3 10 .385 Cincinnali !Nolan 1.0) at Los • mng lead, fattened it to 5.() In Lennie Van Meter, two singles; Pomeroy 203 502 2-14 12 0 , , M11 I) j the third, and was coasting at Jim Crow, a double and single; Pt. Pleasant 000 0012- 2 2 1 r Hous 7 26 310 .385 Angeles 1 1 er 0· • 11 p.m. 10.0 after four innings. The Pan· Bill Radford, two singles, Keith Burdette (WP), ' English (6) , StL 6 26 5 10 385 i St. Louis (Jackson 1.0) at San · tFairly LA 6 24 4 9 375! Fra ncisco (Bolin 0.1) , 4 p.m. thers tallied two more runs in Phalln, a double, and Danny and Crow. Rice iLP), MeDer· said I could help !be team best ', Pitt , (Onlyga.mes,scheduled) 6 24 3 9 .37, 1 both the sixth and seventh Abbott and Roonie Deem, each mitt (4) and SWann. by just sitting oa !be bench!" American League I Fridays Games fOU/l BEST TIRE BUY IN OS PRICE IIANCBI frames. G. AB R. H. Pel. Philadelphiat at New York IMn<rhr, Cal. 7 23 6 12 .522 j Pittsburgh at Chicago Sophomores Bob Burdette and Hrbrgr, KC 6 21 7 9 .429' Cin at Houston, night Kenny Engllsb c..nblned to hurl Vrslls, Min 6 21 3 9 .429 St. Louis at Los Ang. night • IPll·clli', Bos 6 24 2 10 .417 i Atlanta at San Fr~n. night lca~or. KC 6 24 3 10 .4t1 1 Major Leagne Standings Fregsi, Cal 7 30 4 12 .400 By United Press International 'i';,~~. Clev 5 20 4 8 .400 1 Amerlean League II Ch1 7 28 6 II 393 W. L. Pet. Del 7 27 7 10 .370 1 By vrro STELLINO Yankee runs. eighth and suffered the Chi . New York 4 2 .667 7 25 5 9 360 $12 lly United Press International UPI Sports Writer Score Oa llomm was the victim of I Cl 1 d 3 2 600 Amert Le Home Runs eve an 4 3 571 Wash at Bos~), ppa';;'~ain Whitey Ford'd fingers were Solo homers by Illax Alvis,, g~·wlnning blow after National L<agu e: Brock, 'IDe!roit NOW... cold Wednesday but his pitcbing1Duke Stms and Chuck Hinton Twms filled the bases on Johnson Reds Baltimore . 4 3 .571 4 5 - ooo- 3 7 0: made the New York Yankees I ted Cleveland to Its victory over single by Harmon · G t 3.' 8 I' d 'lh ' Ch1cago 4 3 .571 2 000 New York 01 I' the hottest team in the Amer· Kansas City In the Tribe's bome plus a pair of walks to Ian s ' te WI Kan c1ty 3 3 .500 2 3 4 .428 Ch;~~~o([.l) an~:rd~ . ican League. opener. Sonny Siebert scored his V~salles ~nd Earl Battey.r · American League: Mincher, California 2 3 .400 '· \ first victory of the year for the Killebrew hit a two-run homer A & Kal e Tigers . Washington 3' 7 1s Yankee O'Toole (6) ' W0Jodh (I8)l ) an d The lnd' b t d ' ed 1 I th Tw ' In th f h I nge m ' Th at' s ng . hi' the team that . . tans or aI orI eN ti lOSI Le e ourt . ' t'ed Boston 2 4 .333 Josephson. LP- o n . . h h'tt u . epart h I WI th 2. . l went from the penthouse to the I pmc . I er m I e seven! I n a ona ague games, Runs Batted In Mmnesota '2 4 .333 •S11.11hown also replactt.illo In parenthe~~ls •cellar In JUSt two seasons is mmng. . • . the Atlanta Braves beat the National League: Bro ck,' Wednesdays Results • dd lt'ng J'ust lt'ke tt used Rookie Rod Carew s hne Houston Asiros H, the St. C , 12 . Cepeda Cardll 8. New York 3 Chicago o llalt 000 010 100- 2 5 u su en1Y ac · Ie witb one n"t • and th c Lou'IS Card'ma1s defeated th e Tarus ' ' ' I Cleve I Kansas CI!y · I WITH TRADE IN th ld days when it made smg re Braves Phillips Cubs . t 0 0 Mm 000 200 0013 1 ~ '" e ba 1 11 · th · th · · s Fr · a· t 7 5 d' or ' ' ' ' 1 d of the pennant race ses u ID e run mnmg an ancJsco tan s - an IJohnson Reds Mathews Astros 1 Minnesota 3 Baltimore 2 • • Trlple·lempered Nyton c:erd Palmer, S. Miller 18) an 8 Truhnawldayest Yankee still active' gave Minnesota Its victory over tbe Los Angeles Dodgers edged '& McC~rve 'cards 7 ' Wash at Bos (2), ppd rain • EJdra·mill!lltl Tufayn rubber 0 Etchebarren · li Red s 3-2 m · to' Ameri an r,Leagne· ·Freehan ' . Chance (1·1) and I !he e It veteran Ford who's' Ballimore. stu Miller, •·ho the c·mcmna (only games scheduled) • Tnck·llll>d oii:OUIIO ' B~:~~br~~~~~~~~~ra(~2\l~~ i tryln~atoymake a comeback at! relieved Jim Palmer in the illl!ings. Tigers ; McMullen.' Senators 8: Today's Probable Pilchm ' age 311, moved the Yanks backi Pelrocelh, Red Sox 7; Mincher, . <All Ttmes EST) J to the top. • • Angels & Adair. White Sox 6 Cahforma !Brunet (1.0) . I 6 01 Ford, the veteran of 11' Pitching I DetrOit ISp~ma 0·0) , 9 p rn. ~~n C!ly : : : - 4 10 1 pennant·winning teams, j National Leagne: Gibson & Kansas Ctty (Hunter !.()) ""' . . , tered seven hits to blank i Jaster, Cards z.o, 21 tied with Cleveland (Hargan 0.1), 6 p.nn.ll Nasi!, Duhba 17) and Suarez, 1 Chi Wb'te Sox 3·0 for the ' fi !.0 Chica~o (Buzhardt 0·11 at Siebert, Allen (8) and Sims. WP I 45 t:~'f::.tou/ of his career. American League: Stottle· Washington (Richert 1).1), 8.05 - Siebert (!.0). LP-·Nash (l·ll. l was the third straight victory . . l myre, Yanks 2.0; 22 tied with I· p.m. IIR- MVIS (1st). S1ms <1st), I' f the ks !nee Boston's BtU SAN FRANCISCO CUP!)-The Injured ankle that requued a,0 Baltimore !Phoebus 0.0) 1 Suarez <2nd) , Hilton Ost). ;rbr ~~;heds his memorable Francisco Warriors, sud- shot before game lime. Rick, · • ! ~M~1~nn~e~so~ta~~IC~h~an~c~e~l).~l)~,'"2;:~~~~~~~~~~~::::;:~~~;;:;;::::; 0 ·h'tl r a ainst !he hot after returmng to the Barry bombed !he 76ers w1th 55 I. Ione k1 e Fr'dg confines of the Cow Ipomts Tuesday, only two less BLUE DEVU.S WIN Yor ers ~Y·Route seek to pull even than his career high. And San National League Pit at Phil night ppd cold d was ~leased with tomght with the Philadelphia 1 Francisco's Nate Thurmond, Gallipolis defeated p:~~:~ F~r ~though he 76ers in their best of seven I despite a sore back and hand, •port and Pomeroy and Houston 000 001 000- 1 4 1· ~ ~rmlVIce battle for the NBA champion· cleaned 25 rebounds off the I defeated Middleport in a 1 bit Atlanta 1011 200 otx- 4 7 ol te ~ was w ship. I boards and scored 17 points m gular golf match on the Galli· Giusti Latman (8) and j [!?;s o:'~em out with fast Down two games to zero as jhis "high noon" meetlng with)polis course Wednesday. It was Beteman; Johnson Hernande!l and ~inkers," be said. '"fhe the result of losses at Philadel- 1Wilt Chamberlain. The latter Gallipolis seventh and eighth 18' and Torre. WP- Johnson (]. 1 'nn!ngs 1 had to lay off pbia the Wamors scrambled dhd bo d h' If I trmmphs agamst one setback. . d ew 1 • Tu d legen a 26 re un s 1mse G lli 1. d 1). LP-Giusll (1).2) . HRS-, b eaking ball because back at the palace on es ay d . ts b 1 . ed a po 1s owne . tory an as manyt pom. u m1ss Aaron 2 (lsi 2nd) I'r rs were cold and 1 to muscle out a I30-I24 VIC 16'f..·3\l. and dereat•d p omeroy 1 th 01 ~;:~ grip on it. 1 thought and cut the 76ere lead to 2-1 1n ' ~~tc'~v~~. ou mne ree row 19·5. Pomeroy topped I me out In the eighth or games. II also marked the mnth r port, 13-7. St. Louis 3011220 OOD--7 12 ~ 1 go~ tired but 1 didn't Warrior win in the lr-=iiiiiiii=====iiiiiiii=;i;;;;;;.:..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii='1 11 San Fran 010 Ill! 0111- 5 10 tired." old barn. . Jaster, Hoerner 18) Combined with BaltirtlOI't''s "Dur plan Is to get a split out McCarvar. Marlchal, '' Coach Alex Hannum of 2 loss to Minnesota and 141, Herbal 16), Linzy <8) City's ~I defeat at the bands 76ers said Wednesday. "If ' Barton. WP--Jaster (2.0). Cleveland, the victory . we can do that, we'll be In good Maricbal (1).3). New York Into first place wtth " (1st), AJou (1st), Javier 4.2 record . . The only other Following tonight's game, the Henderson 2 list and scheduled action, Boston's Pa· clubs zig-zag for the rest of the That's What You Get at Downie-Gross McCovey <Srd). trlot's Day doubleheader with games olated lor (10 Innings) Washington, was rained out. April 23 Ssn Cm 001 001 100 11- 2 Ford threw 101 pitches and April 24 and then Los Ang 10\ 000 0011- 3 10 walked just two batters while to tile 76ers floor April 26 Polb dots, Ellls and Edwards, , the Yanks scored two of . their seventh contest IS paisley~ wtd• track stripes, (91 ; Sutton, Perranoski (9) and I runs on sacrifice rues to pm the cheeks, plaids and Roseboro. WP-Perranoski (I· loss on Tommy John. John The go Into tonight's madras. Wash 'n 0) LP-Eilis (1).2) H&-Harper Kennedy, Charley Smith ~~~~ ~:e apparently well stocked wear and perms· <2nd). ' Joe Pepitone batted In the "' that "momentrun" nent press. ------,----..!..:.~_.:.__:._ _ __ _ __ 1uiaki~s a cage learn roar In Button down, high boy collars and clutch. regutar collars. Althou~ playing on Taperod and eon· ventlal tailorlne. 1 a single. The Panthers will travel to Jackson next Tuesday for a SEOAL game ·with the lronmen. Jackson handed Pomeroy Its on· ly defeat of the season by a 7-2 score on AprH 4. 3-T Nylon Cord ALL-WEATHER TIRE Ford Blanks White Sox, Over First Major League Line Scores .7_5 $ 1 was 1 I s warriors eekT0 puII Even I NBA PIavoffs u! ' , • il 1 :rried PAINT SPECIAL'· DWFAR! FillAVALlJEt' SPORT SHIRTS By Arrow, Monticello and Rugby 2.95 to 5.95 on I <L) 2.1U, i (M) and I By JOE CAIINIGEUI Hank Aaron may claim he's Dot I!UnDing for the home ruu ti•le again this season, but Dave G."sli would never swear to it. Aaron, the 1966 horne run king with l4 round trippers, unloaded on a pair of Giusti's fast balls Wednesday night lor his ftrst two home runs of the season to lead Atlanta to a 4-1 victory over Houston. The triumph was the fifth in a row lor the braves. "Last year," said Aaron, *"' : .~IIJ- Dally p.m. ' ' BANLON SHIRTS - R\lflulor and high craw necks, by Purlt1n and Rugby 5.95 to 10.00 A Jotal ' . COTTQN KNITS style Service · ll ' ••• Loq,;r . '·': ' . ' from 2.95 BERMUDA SHbRTS - In chtckl, plaids, solido, Hapsock, permanent preu & wuh 'n wHr. ' eor:. · Ul'l ,' Strlpw 1nd aolld•, boot n11ek ' eAII the necelsary =~:: and acctuorl• for , · Iuy !Mt comfort ---.-....-------_ .,,.... __ __ . ·\FO!l ,!H~ ~ ~ONI ~hlt9 Coal*..:.. ...~ Sl...ancl Form..1.1 own.t ..._ FREE PANANoRQLLER With Each l·Gallon Purchase YANYLITE LATEX WALL PAINT $585 GAL $17~ QT. CHOOSE FROM 27 COLORS .. ' . �., I ; l! t ~~~;.~~~~o·:~-~~p~u~2~o.~!96~7i. LL. Cal~well ,HE~£R HELP US ! ~~·W .4 ' . Dies Tuesday After Dlntss ' e11. BERRrs.IHLD Valedictorians River News. Chosen for .2tUaa~'" - Gam~us, 1u ar.~ 28 feet ol rollm; running ' ! ,. . Sem'or Cia'"' . Rev. R. D. Brown ~0 be Ptetching at tbe Free Methoo dJst phllfcb for both mOft!lnC vtval at Byflvllle. Pt. Pteuant, 25.tB; PomeroyMason, 2U3; Hinton, 1.411: K~ .. """ A !ilm ' on 'itarcoitct · PT PLEASANT L L. Cald awha Falls, 5.0! falli!lll; Char- . 1111own .at the lOCfal c~~urCh ·FO~,_~t Now, lfelen, what does well · 116 of m Mal~ Street le~~ton, 19.63 rising. London and PT. PLEASANT - Mill Otr· • day e\lenlni. ' Ia ·for 1""ng peo. smart have to do with · well~kno;,., reoldent of PI Pie..: Manne!, on the sill; Winfield, akllne Keefer and ' Michael . and pleas- lty? Why do boys ant for man ears died Tues- ntMlng two feet of rollers. Blessing have been chosen aa A revival wlll 6e lteld. at ·the rest · fun. AI clatt IDlii'lntll with day at 10 . ~ ~ ,; in Hoi Boat Movemeols co-valedictoriana of Pt. Pleaslocat··cliiii'Cb bei1rin\lll AprJI 10. . H~en H e I P Or Is It a matter of Hospital aiter ~ tw~ weeks ~~~ OaiUpolls . Locka - Lilt 1e ant High School for the 111&7 conttaue tlttoUih May 7. wet~. laUghs but That's oUiy. we don't ness George up 7:10 p. m.; William IJI'aduatill~.;. cl~11. Each of tht Harold Glbbi !!!U . be tilt . ~ a Rrwua question ~sts on dates H· bo . P 1 H Zimmer down 7. 55 p m . ~tudents have an even 4.0 ••· · · ., erl&e bnalh-off. . c was m m u nam COlin· 8 · auest mtntster. 1 Would you pleaae Ilk ty on October :t5 1880 a son of •••er up l: 5! 1· m.; Southerll . · Mr. and Mrl. Hub¢ Wbllt tten.qe queaUona readers: What do boya bave the lalt Lewis Malinda up 2:3! a. m.; Reliable down Mickie ~eater with 1 3.1 "' '· and Keith, Milan, and Mr. 1114 I H ASKED FOR IT, gainst smart girls? - E.S.G. A Baldwin Caldwell 8:10 a. m. erage durmg the fllur years wu ' Mrs, Thomas Dorst visited .. .ten Help US! t h II Dear E: .Prior to hla reli;ement he Kanawha JUver - Marmet, Salulltorlan. 1 tlllnUy with their partnia, Mr. , Okay, I'll alii, but I'U be was a representative for' the Baby Lere dolm IO;i!O p.m.; O.•aldine Ia the daughter of and Mrs. Jameo . Gilmore. ·,J t!tAJNS VS. POPULARITY !he anawer is: Nothing, 10 Metropolitan L i f e InsuranctJ0. F. Shearer down 12:00 a.m.; Earl Keefer ol ' l!fl',.,,· · . ·· as she doesn't throw bar men· Company 45 years and then op· Alan R. MerriU up 5;40 a. m.; ar ~ chael Ia the son of ~.~ Helen; tal Welihl around. eraied Caldwell's Insurance Ag- Solvay up 5:15 a. m.; MI. State Mr. and Mro. Manlord Bless·~)d I ~ ~ - too smart - Perhaps II wasn't the half· ency several years. up 6:45·.•· m.; Winfield, Olean- 1!111 of Sand Hlll Road, and MlckMore than 1110 varletleti t1 • ~ that dr1ves boys awaY· grade drop, but a change in at· He was, member of the Main der up 5:4$ p. m.; Fort Dear· le Is the dalllhltr of Mr. and dates are ,rown In lhe Ora }~Y automatlcall~ think If )'OU tltude that brought the boys out Street Baptist Church where born down 9:25 p. m.; W. ft. : :· Frank Vester, Gallipolls Valley of French. Morocco. .,·J . ve a ·bram youre 01ther • of theor corner. - H. he served as Sunday School Sup- Shaver, Jr. down 9:30 p. m.; ll~ or a grond and no fun. Dear Helen : erintendent lor many years. He I Mary Jan up 8 35 a. m. mmencemont and Dacca. ~ Well, markl .camt down I suppose you'll call me sei· was the first president of the . Ollto Rtver - Lock 13, Lady laureate activlea be held 011 19 73 ttraoght.A to B flsh, but I can't help it. ' Mason County Historical Soc!· Rosemary down 2;55 a. m.; May at : 0 p. m. with L . That's still not got an older sister who is ' · ' ely which he wu lngtrumental Lock 11, s. M. Jenlt! up S:15 the. Rev. Charlet Frum of the aU of a sudden boys mentally, but n~l " sick s h in organizing. Mr. Caldwell in p. m.; Duncan Bruce up 6;40 :etg:ts EUB Church aeheduled me. Nllt zillion&, couldn't do a little work. his varied care,. was at one p. .m.; Eugenie P. Jonea up d liver the aermon. ® '"'., NU. it!Kiillll It's encouragillg. parents dp everything for time a school teacher and own- 7:20 ?· m.; Beckjord up 9;60 p. Awarda Aasembly will be held •Julf tbinki!ll ha4 mGtrltJ Pot Huttnt-I'P 6e IIIOfi~g 16 ~:.~;.::;;:==== We~e goHo be, oh, so ed and operated a grocery ln.; Queen City up 1:30 a. m.; :;uesda~ May and Cia" to_•.~ID~.dffll_m. llotl~ in .tullin, Toosf' · she doesn't go into one of store; he h~d. served several Jeffbo'at up 2:4ll a. m .; Onward da I is s 17eduled7 for Wednes. . . - ....--...:.....;.;.;;...._ _ ~mper lila. One minute she terms as a member of the M.as- up 6:45 a. m.; PrinciptO up t:IO y, May • at ·30 p. "'--:====::======i=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;=:. like a baby - it's sickenihg on County Board of Education a. m.; Lock 15. Steel Ranger ~ the next she'll fly Into al and was a 50 year member of dowB f:30 a. m.; Harvey Jor· for no reason. ' Minturn Lodge No. !9:···AF&AM. dan down (so a. m.; IMk 18, e fOVe Whenever we aQ!ue It's . surviving are his widow, An· Frank Durant down 2:30 a. m.; ways me who gets yelled at. I na Laura Cartmill Caldwell; Lock 17. Steel Trader up 8;15 She cor.stantly nags and teaaes four daughters. Miss Laura p. m.; Walter CUrlY up 12:10 OCie , . By Edna Klwpp me ami I have to like it be- Caldwell Cincinnati, 0. Mrs. a. m.; Bellville 'Locks, Polly R. • ':the Froendshop 1arm Bureau cause she's "poor little sister" Irene Columbu;, Mrs. up 7:10 a. m. : Lock 21, Cotton __ B_M_rs--H.,.-be-rt___ llec«<t vlslton ol By Jlel1lta Parter ell met with Harold and I Myded parents take out lr e i r Mabel PI Pleasant Queen up 5·30 a m. Robert 0. M Y d M. Roush Llmberger were Mr. an4 Mrs. Attendance Pbilco-Ford f I l' , . , . . .• r. an rs. Dallas Hill and. Le . Ed l M ' at Free . , Mletholdlst:lll"rom rilht freez th • - on upI Carnahan on Thnrllday l woun ee mgs on mel m I and Mrs. ma Turner, New West up 6:15 a m; Lock 22, fam'l d' ts WIS ge, r. and Mrs. Sunday School on April 16 et I or a...vea space eWung Meeting was called to supposed to "under.tand,' but , Philadelphia, 0.; three sons Mr. Criss up 6:10 p. m , Lock cent' ySuwere mner aues are- Charles Hensley and Mr. !22. Ollerlng was $22 21 • b;. the presodent. Edison Iunderstanding doesn't calm my I llume IV CaldwelL Billings: 23, Jefferson down 9;20 p. m.; Cecil Mrs. Oscar Babcock and Supt. Rev. H. L. shelves - porcelain interior ano opened woth two poM33y tomes I lock my· Montana. Clarence (Jack) Cald· Greenup Locks. l'hillip Sporn up Mr nd M Ci · ered the sermon at the - book shell storago . eoill.frmi •·tdeals" followed by 1Isell mmy room, crymg No one Iwelt. Tucson, Ariz .. and Lewis S p. m.; Helen R. up 7' 05 p.m.; and arence Vorgoe Mora of .Pomeroy church last Sunday Arlie Sellers. A seems to kloow I need under· I. !Bllli Caldwell, Pt. Pleasant; Wurren Hougland up 3:40p.m.; fl ld W yV Anna, of Wm· !ted Ethel Chevaiter. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Compare at .'j219.95. Now Ctlllllon on the pro· i standong too. that I can turt so one grandsOII, Gregory Turner; Whayne H. down midnight; n:r . ue;ts were recent dJn. Mr. and Mrs. Howard er of MI. Vernon, ,155.00 , ' posed additwnal three mill • bad I want to die. ~ve thing one sister Mr s Margaret Brimstone down 3;30 a. m.; p g d ~·~~Mrs. Roy of Paden City, W. Va., Florida, visited briefly .evy, Council Guode was read ' centers HER. I Craig, 0. George T Price up 5:30 a. m.; r ush. a weekend with Mr. with his parents. Mr. an11 Mro. ~ and disrussed I~ was thought I Why cant my Sisler go out funeral services will be held Elgerdilf up 7·05 a. m. ; Eilsha and Mrs BillH;[~.an and Mr. Garth Smith and Nellie Sloth· Norman Schaefer. 0 thai haste and Rurty are re- · and get a JOb - •he can do a at II a m. Friday in the Main Woods up 8: IO a. m ; Meldahl famil · . mson a n d em. . Mrs. Bertha Parker aed·. she on, She's Street Baptist Church with the Locka, Rose G. up Uti p. m.; with Sunday Edith and children Sunday with Mrs. Carmon • dents Compulsory Uablltty in_. glit Ill make her own waylsonoe· , Rev. Earl Ted Wall officiating. Western down 12 :20 a. m.; Ma· M bet''it b. rt .Robinaon. Pomeroy vtslltd Mn. 0 r ans. ' •uran~ on automobiles •should lime. but why should she, when The body will lie in state at ma Lere up 1:30 a.m.; Pamela / I to '"a medical Jean Holter. Leonard Lyqns student at enforced . Families present , she's. got a nice cozy home to the church one hour prior to D. up 3:M a. m.; Walter Wiloen a eterana Memoroal Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wt!Js !pent a weetend wllh his wert Otis ···andi! Edn:l'. Nop~. ,hve '" free,_ where she can services. tiamson dpwn 4:40a.m.: Char- h::p~t% foUowmg a stroke at and daughter of Reedsville Vlll-l~en~ta~,~Mr~.~~~M~rs~.~Ro;y.:~ Rev; . and ·Paul Sell era, I sta.Y, up . all ..mglft and. sleep all Burial ·wm be in the Kirkland Jes K. up 7 a. m.; .Lewis D. o e. lted Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Reyn-1: '. and Bonnie 'l1leiss and day . Woil my folks her a Memorial Gar dens. Friends down 7;(li a. m. Mrs. Ora Caney, Roger and okls and Li>clL Edison and Mary E. No. they JUSt "' baek may call at the Crow . HuBSelt Terry and a frleml of Pagetown Mr•: ytrcuua Carter and Jim. . ftoollh. Andrew amj Nj!ra Cross and let hor moo;h Funeral Home. called on Mr. and Mrs. RusaeU my vtsoi.ed Mrs. Sol BlJiey of and )"'"'· Eddie anj !!aut. Gene off us llfUI act'11tke a moron m· Roush and family Sunday, Reedovlle. aM,•1Mary K Yost ao\d daugh. . stead of growmg up. - PCEASE Word was received her by Mr1 and Mn. Ted Hayman . ~' Harold .and . Isabel 911rna· JHELP I eWS . , • friends th~t Mrs. Olden Thax· and Gaughters of Columbus were hanf Refreshments were serv. Dear P.H.: ton of Orvolle, Cab!., a former overnight guest• of Mr. and ed by the hostess. l don't know ail th• circum· Holzer Hosplllt - VIsiting I resodent, " recupenting at Mrs. Joe Bissell. ·- ' " , , • ,, , ' '"' : S!anc.es here, but I'd suggost hours 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. Parents PT PLEASANT , _; Funeral ber home alter ~ heart attack. Dinner gueeta.ol Mr. and Mrs. 0pan Dally 9:00 to 7:00-frlday Till Ullllll!l' gllest• of' Mr. aM Mrs.1 ; ;'Got•. t s eiii'OII ·your: sister only on .Pediatrics Ward. Ml'!l Ma Blanch Emma Lee Bord, who bu Oscar Babeock were U Ia 1 ! E.irm•t Johri•on Sunday w, r e l ln 'Opeclal clasm lor the men· Adml11io•• '" w·tr' or 82 been serving with the United Swan, Tuppers Plains and LynSaturday Tll9 u1e1r sons. Mr and Mrs. Jerry :tally and emotionally handicap· Gary r. Bane. 23 Galfta Ave., b.' at 2 e;., at States Waves in Maryland, was aU Hashbargen of 1!, MAIN ST. · " , WY 2497 .· 5 t of Shirpmgpolt. Pa. ped . Most slates have vocaloon· Mrs. Joe Oweng, Rodney; the Leon Methodist Ch..;ch ;nth returned to her home due to Mr. land Mrs. Wayne lramoog programs lor the Ernest L. Unroe ' Rl. 2 Crown th e Re v Norma1 Nas h off'ICia . 1 JUn..,. were recent vl!lloro ol • and ,t at .. , , retarded · Many t·1mes a ch.ld 1 City;. WalterS. Selby, Pt. Plea,. in The bod Will lie in state- Mr . and Mrs. George Rob- ence Limberger, Neva Gemoan and · Onlarl>ailey re- ' once given up as hopeless can ant · Mr< Paul D Wedge PI tgth h hy • . 1 I erts of Bashan and Mrs Audelle and IIQbert Coleman cei••i!d '"• · h-. ' be t ht d . · · · • · a e c urc one nour pnor o.' Deet.r and family of Coiumbuo · • ..,..1 I e1r great I aug a Ira e that w 1I I Pleasant; John F. Bartles. Pt. services Mr. llid Mrs. Bill SWain were daughter Karen Sue., make hom or her seif·~fficleno Ptea,ant; Leo Sayre, Rt 2, Pt. Mrs. Williamsoq died Tuesday called Saturday on Mr. and dinner [IUeSII recently ol months old daughter of I People who devote theu; whole Pleasant· Richard M Bender 1 Hoi H .1 1 ft 1 Mrs Ramlall Robert! and tam and Mrs Bill swain Jr Mar grandson. Jimmy and lives to the "sick" daugh(tr, are son · Mr; Dennie H. Manuel. n '·- zellir osHpl aha ber da Es x iiy . • !etta , ' ., • Cleek of Ca1cu tta was ho rtmg ever• e · th f ·1 ' · · • wee~ neso. er ue an , U· · · . ,on m e amo y HI. 2 Racme; Mrs. Howard A. gene, receded her in death tn Mrs. Carl Schuitz, Sr. II a Mrs. Georgia Rt& I ol Coc ..::r~i deathh •.n . new : - hmcluidhing the pampered on• Wilson, Middleport; Mrs. David 1950. p medical patient at Holzer hoa- lumbus spent a da/ wlih Mr ' • ' ' • )I ( •Nm• w en a'· ijoVe· ex-' w t make on her ownof ' A· wya? • · •, ,J ackson; Rob· Surviving are two daughter!, pita! · and Mrs. Fred Larklnl. · ' · l .. r: :' 1 witho m a glittle (u:ihIt and a' lot , • help _ H I ert Sp1r , Jr.. Middleport; Mrs. Zara Leach. Akron, 0\tlo, Mr. and Mr1. Fern Norris o! Mrs. Vera Weber waa a 1 Mildred liierser ot.BJI· Dea; Hele~· Mrs. Lowell E. Lambert, Rl. 1 and Mrs. Lydia Stephens, Pl. Racme called on Mr. and Mrs. ner guest of Mrs. Dorta Koo!Dll ll Md. week 111th i I'm going. with abo on the Oak Hili; . Joseph L. Miller, Pleasant, lour sons, Ney. Lon- Floyd Norris Sunday. of Tuppers Plalna. Mrs. Robert G.. Beel]e l QT because hio mothe/ , bound 1ronton ; Vorg1i L. Swartzwelder. nes : 1 Torres Williamson . ' :,. Mr~. Feme Hayman and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yalel 1 ' • ,. 1 i with frienll · and he'll marry a good friend ol the I1 Rl. I South Point; Mrs. Fred boo u. N. C; one sister; four Marvm Wickeroham were vls- tted Riley Pigott. . She was accompanied ! family a rich girl who b ings lW. Sellers. Wellston; Mrs. Earl brothers, 24 rranjlchildren and otors In Columbus Tueoday. Walter Copacz called on by her coualn, Thoma• Ihim ali kinds of gilts. My ;otks E..Murnahan, Wellston; Mr s three great grandchildren. Marviene .Wlcl<ersham atllnG- and Mrs. Dave Yale!. .Beetlle. on Monday, , yak at me all the time 8 1 Judoth A Stone, HI. 4 Jackson ; l.<Burial will be in the Leon ed the hosp!ial medical convenJeanie Dorsi of l)tl)lpoul•ta ; I'm a fool lake thl.! ' b:tt~oe11 Michael W Caplinger, Raveng. Qemet.ry. Friends may call at lion In Columbus recently. Mrs. BUI Fol. 10 . with her lt'Udmother, l boy says "he patient" and wood. Miss Ethel M. Woolf. Crow-Hussell Funeral Home. Mr. and Mra. Russell of New- Mr1. Ferne Hayman at~enA·II Walton. , everything will work ul. Rt. 5 Athena; Mrs. Thomas · ark and Mr. and Mrs. Orville ed the Meters. Podbetek w•~II Richard Storrett and ! He can't break up ~Wold and family ol Belpradinl Saturday mlll'lll!lll ll tbl ....;.__lb. 1 h, C. Howes, Ashland, Ky .; Daniel ~~~i:u; Mike and Max. of Igirl, as she's over at his hou•e ! E. Harrison, Jackson. . ljiOI\1 Sunday with Mr. an dCathollc Church In Pomet"O)'. 1 apent a roupie days ail the time, but he say• he I Blrllta par:\.~ M~ and Mro. . to marry me. His moth•>r Mrs. Daniel D. Jeffer1, Mid· lb. . 0 r. . out about me lOin& with dieport, son, 7:5e • . m., Wed. OCJe 0 es a lfmlnar at Chilli· him once before and spread ru· neoday Mrs. LoweD 1!!. Lammors about me, then made my bert, Rt. I Oak Hlll, daughter, ··--' .,P~~i.~idMrs. Clyde Sayre o[ life mijerable with telephone 1,27 P m Wedn lid . M Mrs. George Reed has return' . ,• apenl . a weekend calls and nasty leiters. My moth· Keith F Molih ~t ayl H rs. ed home !rom Camden Claril and Mrs. Claronce er says it wilt never work but den 80,' 3'57 an, w• .:m: Hoopital. Thoae visiting In the lllllnt~ of pr•crlptlona ~tD1ne and Deloris. i& thero ar•' harm in w~ittn•• Mrs.. J'oe · M.p.Om. ay' Reed . MrndMHbl home over the weekend wen, Rod ney· flijla;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;=•tl Dear to oee?Becky: - BECKY daughter ' 5·17 a rs. o Mrl. ar ... day · p. m ' Wednes-' were Smalley, .Chester, Mr. and .. I agree your mother 1 • Dlt liar Marvin Barnhart, Whitt'! Chap. but you must . this out fo; Wiltlam J. ~urk~~'verne Cole, el, Mr. and Mr•. Gene Wllaon, . yourlflf - so a wlille ami Barbara F. Edelmann, Carl W Reedlvltle, Mra. June Matheny ' aee. Let's . woke up to Gerlach. Aaron !!. Gra Sher: and Mrs. Jimmy Brannon. reailty soon H . L H y, Mr. and Mrs. Melp Benedum _ _ __ · ../! · ry · amr. Bryon S. Halley, were ovemllht guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don PuiHns of Wll· IIBmatown, W. Va. . " '•I Mr. and Mre. Clarence Bokor and family, Mrs. Fmie Petty and Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Walls, Diana a1.d Penny ol Lancaoter. • visited recently with Mr. and Your registered pharmaclat Is dedlcatfd to 1 Mrs. James Wal!o, Atlteno. serving your health ne.edl, throui)J thl Recently visiting with Mr. ' and Mrs.· Floyd Barrlnller and ' prompt, pred.Be cotnpoundfiJJ of J!reiCnipUops, • family were Mr. and Mra. Gerexactly as your doctor orders, Truat to ~ . ald Barringer and family, Mr. and Mra. Junior Bmingl!f and family, John and Larry Eqle. . ill.-.., "eleft _ ..tel ; :1 ' •' I • J and el'fnlnl HrV!CtJ ~· · [' Apnl23, ln'the •~ef~Eaet. , Gill. Rev. Glll is holdinl ,.. .• . . s• 1 yoJ: w. and t•ewa~"apere n~nied t!i ~~\:rs. J.Y· I ,m ''1~'!:':' PHIL CO : . *~~~ P~wers, Sl•t~ ot#~ pfa~er ~v was h~ ar~und ~ ~ spc!Qiible. )@l'\!ll~l'"·11!1'111· 1~\)n?r~. than Col~mbus. ,le~ shove ~ gov~ ruJ~ th~m, lltrV.;,_, !~ ~el~ It tello the world thay'ro going places! SHAMPOO TUBE WE INITIA.L FREEl :~••;;!day ~1. TOOTHPASTE • ·Sout~'d wil~ ~ p~~~:~! l'tf,\* t~t WHITE ·,,<;.:,. Come to Guests of Mrs. Nina Roliln-1 son llfUI Clara Follrod, Sll!l1lsvl were 1\lr, and Mrs. Thars ~~the spiiit In SsmsonHt Strtamllto ond It won't pots dfn! In ~ ...:. ~- bud&et either. Nothlni Cln muss a wardrobe when ll's ~ Swartz and family of fee -·, W'l streamllte. I~$ BOt ' se•l·tlght closing to protect IL .\j Mrs. Wm. Carr and J1:i;c,~~i:ea':h1~~~fror Streamllte's tlnlsh. Colors avail- ." ~ recently vlstted Ioer Colorado Brown, Saddle Tan.'11 •• liiWailan Blue, Saddle Tan. for mona , . . ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert White l!J ladles' 26" Pullmon • $2US (ID ladles' O'Mll •••• $IUS · ~ Keno. Mrs. White recenUy I!IB.. uty Cltl •• , .• $tl.tl5 @] Men's Two&!~ar •• $24.81 turned home from Holzer HosID Men'a Clllrflll(01 , • $1llil · pital where she had undoergone surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode SAMSONITE SILHOUETTE _ _ _ 27.9.s to 45.00 called at the Clair Woode oo Lincoln Hta., Pomcroy, visited her mother, Mrs. J. llayes, at Middleport, a n also called on Hoy Goodwin POMEROY, OHIO Florence Person •t Veter11lSI Memorial Hospital, Saturday. <- .j ---------· STEAK 89c . STEAK I-BONE STEAK - S • ty N.1. Stop Ill Toclay AndSHThl LAWN-BOY 'f0l1967 93c : ....... ..... , BOLO.GIA'' ~' , i~ . • fabric •uys - 3 w · . 8'5 775 x 14 14, WHITE WAlL x •., HITE WAU __.______ $19.99 plus tax • \ E~ITE · ••.. PREMJUM Meellfe Pa""'M l15 W. SECOND - -' t I OHIO REXALL DRUGS · · •• 99:z.211ss I . Plildia'r "' 4 Rlglsttrtd Phlrlllltllfa to·~ yljl OP.N DAILY 1:o0AM TO 1fl;ooPM Sunday 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM and .$:00 to \1:00 PM '. ,: 'I;J~ILANIA - ~EF. 1 <. Res. $1.00 Wilen IOU lfvt Butova tbb &lldg. ation -rou ctvt f!idt. Plus exo cept~nal qullltr, dtpandlblllty, watue and ttleetlon. Como tn. .; AIKt fer tho . first time ••• TUIISYSPRAY CURL FREE I>EODORANr -pelftcl for \he wllola family LUDINI UD'f "II" 75j6 rno1efml '" tvttJ OCCIIIO!t. %1 ,...,.. Ytllow cw Wbllt. . Bonuo hz. slle ..r,..,... .,..I, IIM,'h • SAI.,E . $1~00 . ' .,.. ,..c:r"""".,...' ' .' - _. ~:::~ 'I TOR ..ldl t1ct.' "''" .... - G6essie~· ' . Allowlulct~, '' -~ . ' .' ' I · ,' .$UCARYL. , ,, ·'} !, •.r '/ ·~ ~ ' .,•• If.''· .!t "' I i \ ' ~·-t ,. . :h ·ofl'l• •.• r~fOY, • ' ,- ' 20.0unce Size .. ' Jewelg Stqre .. ' $ .87 $3.50 VALUE '~-<· ' MI.Urpllct bf.MI&A-11 ....... '\ . ·a· a -, · . . ' '· ' ·l·'',l!-' " ' . 1 '•t ,. HAIR SPRAY SOc each ' " • Sudden Beauty Choose CREAM, ROLL.ON &· FIJEEZeR' , Trade'ln·· LIMIT ONE ............ ...... plu• t'x ' 60Wt. • ....... pi~ .... . I 100 & l ussy ! Price • ' LIGHT BULBS LIMIT ONE let Otr Watch Elplltl htlp yo. cl'ooso from our htiOI~t BufDvi ~lleetiOft ol flne watches. $21.35 plus tu SWISHER & LOHSE .1121. MAIN I FUU 4 PLY •..tn new • Scott M. lllneman, Lol.! E. lhle, '"j , ... ~- ., ' c G.E. OIIP'IC!C GOLD SEAL - PREMIUM . Black TIRES . .' c Brown New York Clothing House ~.._- >,. • BOBBIE PINS sturdy JOWL BACON/ f ' · lbs, Dedicated to Serving Yov and Your Heahh SOAP see our BULOVA GRADUATION tOLLECTION Alfred Society Notes Every Day Meal Pric~s Joppa Lotion Shampoo where the selection is· , ' · ' ' · The .Fabric Sliop .. • RAIN •••••••••••-••••;~!~ lb 1 Mrs. Gaiietin E. Jef!er1, Mrs, Burna 0. Johnaon, Mn. En&lo B. Joneo, Paul D. Kelly, Jl!"eJ. F. Laber, Mro. Hobart N. Marr, Jonathan L. McCabe, )Ira, MIIY· 'fdrd Mulllna, Mrs. Delphia Noble, Mrs. John L. Sigman, Dreama L, Sroltli, Mn. Ricltard E. · Weave.-, Pamela J. Nagley. Mrs. Meriln M. MltclteU and Infant son. Reg. • $1.00 PENS PORK·CH0Jt5 . .. '.. 79'...,. )~,\: fashion colors and designs ; . BALL POINt END~ CUTS · - & • MARKET spent'~ 1 • • COLGATE • 7'·7, · JAR · ···· :;son Center Cut Jun • S1s~on 1 ~ ~il)<lilt, HEAD & SHOULDERS fOREMAN Service Wi}}' Be on Fnday f ~;~:;~,,:M~r;s~. 1~n·~:l~e 'Johnson Eastern Local Social Neews SAMSONITE STREAMLITE fa~~Iy. H0Sptta . 1N ~· Way With ~~ stl:p~ ~t'::,~1e ~~~~:PIwf=~ -~re'::t. ~ ~of ':::'"~spent Send Them on Their .. J~n~ ;,';~!onG::ald ~· ~rs: . . Ro~sb Osbo~. . ·T~ a~· !i' ~ Cfi~Jes . R~s?~ ~~· ~~:h~n. nerv~s. dis· ~ Laurel Uiff . • Notes SoCiety Long Bottom Society News App1 G s . t vNotes • LISTERINE �., I ; l! t ~~~;.~~~~o·:~-~~p~u~2~o.~!96~7i. LL. Cal~well ,HE~£R HELP US ! ~~·W .4 ' . Dies Tuesday After Dlntss ' e11. BERRrs.IHLD Valedictorians River News. Chosen for .2tUaa~'" - Gam~us, 1u ar.~ 28 feet ol rollm; running ' ! ,. . Sem'or Cia'"' . Rev. R. D. Brown ~0 be Ptetching at tbe Free Methoo dJst phllfcb for both mOft!lnC vtval at Byflvllle. Pt. Pteuant, 25.tB; PomeroyMason, 2U3; Hinton, 1.411: K~ .. """ A !ilm ' on 'itarcoitct · PT PLEASANT L L. Cald awha Falls, 5.0! falli!lll; Char- . 1111own .at the lOCfal c~~urCh ·FO~,_~t Now, lfelen, what does well · 116 of m Mal~ Street le~~ton, 19.63 rising. London and PT. PLEASANT - Mill Otr· • day e\lenlni. ' Ia ·for 1""ng peo. smart have to do with · well~kno;,., reoldent of PI Pie..: Manne!, on the sill; Winfield, akllne Keefer and ' Michael . and pleas- lty? Why do boys ant for man ears died Tues- ntMlng two feet of rollers. Blessing have been chosen aa A revival wlll 6e lteld. at ·the rest · fun. AI clatt IDlii'lntll with day at 10 . ~ ~ ,; in Hoi Boat Movemeols co-valedictoriana of Pt. Pleaslocat··cliiii'Cb bei1rin\lll AprJI 10. . H~en H e I P Or Is It a matter of Hospital aiter ~ tw~ weeks ~~~ OaiUpolls . Locka - Lilt 1e ant High School for the 111&7 conttaue tlttoUih May 7. wet~. laUghs but That's oUiy. we don't ness George up 7:10 p. m.; William IJI'aduatill~.;. cl~11. Each of tht Harold Glbbi !!!U . be tilt . ~ a Rrwua question ~sts on dates H· bo . P 1 H Zimmer down 7. 55 p m . ~tudents have an even 4.0 ••· · · ., erl&e bnalh-off. . c was m m u nam COlin· 8 · auest mtntster. 1 Would you pleaae Ilk ty on October :t5 1880 a son of •••er up l: 5! 1· m.; Southerll . · Mr. and Mrl. Hub¢ Wbllt tten.qe queaUona readers: What do boya bave the lalt Lewis Malinda up 2:3! a. m.; Reliable down Mickie ~eater with 1 3.1 "' '· and Keith, Milan, and Mr. 1114 I H ASKED FOR IT, gainst smart girls? - E.S.G. A Baldwin Caldwell 8:10 a. m. erage durmg the fllur years wu ' Mrs, Thomas Dorst visited .. .ten Help US! t h II Dear E: .Prior to hla reli;ement he Kanawha JUver - Marmet, Salulltorlan. 1 tlllnUy with their partnia, Mr. , Okay, I'll alii, but I'U be was a representative for' the Baby Lere dolm IO;i!O p.m.; O.•aldine Ia the daughter of and Mrs. Jameo . Gilmore. ·,J t!tAJNS VS. POPULARITY !he anawer is: Nothing, 10 Metropolitan L i f e InsuranctJ0. F. Shearer down 12:00 a.m.; Earl Keefer ol ' l!fl',.,,· · . ·· as she doesn't throw bar men· Company 45 years and then op· Alan R. MerriU up 5;40 a. m.; ar ~ chael Ia the son of ~.~ Helen; tal Welihl around. eraied Caldwell's Insurance Ag- Solvay up 5:15 a. m.; MI. State Mr. and Mro. Manlord Bless·~)d I ~ ~ - too smart - Perhaps II wasn't the half· ency several years. up 6:45·.•· m.; Winfield, Olean- 1!111 of Sand Hlll Road, and MlckMore than 1110 varletleti t1 • ~ that dr1ves boys awaY· grade drop, but a change in at· He was, member of the Main der up 5:4$ p. m.; Fort Dear· le Is the dalllhltr of Mr. and dates are ,rown In lhe Ora }~Y automatlcall~ think If )'OU tltude that brought the boys out Street Baptist Church where born down 9:25 p. m.; W. ft. : :· Frank Vester, Gallipolls Valley of French. Morocco. .,·J . ve a ·bram youre 01ther • of theor corner. - H. he served as Sunday School Sup- Shaver, Jr. down 9:30 p. m.; ll~ or a grond and no fun. Dear Helen : erintendent lor many years. He I Mary Jan up 8 35 a. m. mmencemont and Dacca. ~ Well, markl .camt down I suppose you'll call me sei· was the first president of the . Ollto Rtver - Lock 13, Lady laureate activlea be held 011 19 73 ttraoght.A to B flsh, but I can't help it. ' Mason County Historical Soc!· Rosemary down 2;55 a. m.; May at : 0 p. m. with L . That's still not got an older sister who is ' · ' ely which he wu lngtrumental Lock 11, s. M. Jenlt! up S:15 the. Rev. Charlet Frum of the aU of a sudden boys mentally, but n~l " sick s h in organizing. Mr. Caldwell in p. m.; Duncan Bruce up 6;40 :etg:ts EUB Church aeheduled me. Nllt zillion&, couldn't do a little work. his varied care,. was at one p. .m.; Eugenie P. Jonea up d liver the aermon. ® '"'., NU. it!Kiillll It's encouragillg. parents dp everything for time a school teacher and own- 7:20 ?· m.; Beckjord up 9;60 p. Awarda Aasembly will be held •Julf tbinki!ll ha4 mGtrltJ Pot Huttnt-I'P 6e IIIOfi~g 16 ~:.~;.::;;:==== We~e goHo be, oh, so ed and operated a grocery ln.; Queen City up 1:30 a. m.; :;uesda~ May and Cia" to_•.~ID~.dffll_m. llotl~ in .tullin, Toosf' · she doesn't go into one of store; he h~d. served several Jeffbo'at up 2:4ll a. m .; Onward da I is s 17eduled7 for Wednes. . . - ....--...:.....;.;.;;...._ _ ~mper lila. One minute she terms as a member of the M.as- up 6:45 a. m.; PrinciptO up t:IO y, May • at ·30 p. "'--:====::======i=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;=:. like a baby - it's sickenihg on County Board of Education a. m.; Lock 15. Steel Ranger ~ the next she'll fly Into al and was a 50 year member of dowB f:30 a. m.; Harvey Jor· for no reason. ' Minturn Lodge No. !9:···AF&AM. dan down (so a. m.; IMk 18, e fOVe Whenever we aQ!ue It's . surviving are his widow, An· Frank Durant down 2:30 a. m.; ways me who gets yelled at. I na Laura Cartmill Caldwell; Lock 17. Steel Trader up 8;15 She cor.stantly nags and teaaes four daughters. Miss Laura p. m.; Walter CUrlY up 12:10 OCie , . By Edna Klwpp me ami I have to like it be- Caldwell Cincinnati, 0. Mrs. a. m.; Bellville 'Locks, Polly R. • ':the Froendshop 1arm Bureau cause she's "poor little sister" Irene Columbu;, Mrs. up 7:10 a. m. : Lock 21, Cotton __ B_M_rs--H.,.-be-rt___ llec«<t vlslton ol By Jlel1lta Parter ell met with Harold and I Myded parents take out lr e i r Mabel PI Pleasant Queen up 5·30 a m. Robert 0. M Y d M. Roush Llmberger were Mr. an4 Mrs. Attendance Pbilco-Ford f I l' , . , . . .• r. an rs. Dallas Hill and. Le . Ed l M ' at Free . , Mletholdlst:lll"rom rilht freez th • - on upI Carnahan on Thnrllday l woun ee mgs on mel m I and Mrs. ma Turner, New West up 6:15 a m; Lock 22, fam'l d' ts WIS ge, r. and Mrs. Sunday School on April 16 et I or a...vea space eWung Meeting was called to supposed to "under.tand,' but , Philadelphia, 0.; three sons Mr. Criss up 6:10 p. m , Lock cent' ySuwere mner aues are- Charles Hensley and Mr. !22. Ollerlng was $22 21 • b;. the presodent. Edison Iunderstanding doesn't calm my I llume IV CaldwelL Billings: 23, Jefferson down 9;20 p. m.; Cecil Mrs. Oscar Babcock and Supt. Rev. H. L. shelves - porcelain interior ano opened woth two poM33y tomes I lock my· Montana. Clarence (Jack) Cald· Greenup Locks. l'hillip Sporn up Mr nd M Ci · ered the sermon at the - book shell storago . eoill.frmi •·tdeals" followed by 1Isell mmy room, crymg No one Iwelt. Tucson, Ariz .. and Lewis S p. m.; Helen R. up 7' 05 p.m.; and arence Vorgoe Mora of .Pomeroy church last Sunday Arlie Sellers. A seems to kloow I need under· I. !Bllli Caldwell, Pt. Pleasant; Wurren Hougland up 3:40p.m.; fl ld W yV Anna, of Wm· !ted Ethel Chevaiter. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Compare at .'j219.95. Now Ctlllllon on the pro· i standong too. that I can turt so one grandsOII, Gregory Turner; Whayne H. down midnight; n:r . ue;ts were recent dJn. Mr. and Mrs. Howard er of MI. Vernon, ,155.00 , ' posed additwnal three mill • bad I want to die. ~ve thing one sister Mr s Margaret Brimstone down 3;30 a. m.; p g d ~·~~Mrs. Roy of Paden City, W. Va., Florida, visited briefly .evy, Council Guode was read ' centers HER. I Craig, 0. George T Price up 5:30 a. m.; r ush. a weekend with Mr. with his parents. Mr. an11 Mro. ~ and disrussed I~ was thought I Why cant my Sisler go out funeral services will be held Elgerdilf up 7·05 a. m. ; Eilsha and Mrs BillH;[~.an and Mr. Garth Smith and Nellie Sloth· Norman Schaefer. 0 thai haste and Rurty are re- · and get a JOb - •he can do a at II a m. Friday in the Main Woods up 8: IO a. m ; Meldahl famil · . mson a n d em. . Mrs. Bertha Parker aed·. she on, She's Street Baptist Church with the Locka, Rose G. up Uti p. m.; with Sunday Edith and children Sunday with Mrs. Carmon • dents Compulsory Uablltty in_. glit Ill make her own waylsonoe· , Rev. Earl Ted Wall officiating. Western down 12 :20 a. m.; Ma· M bet''it b. rt .Robinaon. Pomeroy vtslltd Mn. 0 r ans. ' •uran~ on automobiles •should lime. but why should she, when The body will lie in state at ma Lere up 1:30 a.m.; Pamela / I to '"a medical Jean Holter. Leonard Lyqns student at enforced . Families present , she's. got a nice cozy home to the church one hour prior to D. up 3:M a. m.; Walter Wiloen a eterana Memoroal Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wt!Js !pent a weetend wllh his wert Otis ···andi! Edn:l'. Nop~. ,hve '" free,_ where she can services. tiamson dpwn 4:40a.m.: Char- h::p~t% foUowmg a stroke at and daughter of Reedsville Vlll-l~en~ta~,~Mr~.~~~M~rs~.~Ro;y.:~ Rev; . and ·Paul Sell era, I sta.Y, up . all ..mglft and. sleep all Burial ·wm be in the Kirkland Jes K. up 7 a. m.; .Lewis D. o e. lted Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Reyn-1: '. and Bonnie 'l1leiss and day . Woil my folks her a Memorial Gar dens. Friends down 7;(li a. m. Mrs. Ora Caney, Roger and okls and Li>clL Edison and Mary E. No. they JUSt "' baek may call at the Crow . HuBSelt Terry and a frleml of Pagetown Mr•: ytrcuua Carter and Jim. . ftoollh. Andrew amj Nj!ra Cross and let hor moo;h Funeral Home. called on Mr. and Mrs. RusaeU my vtsoi.ed Mrs. Sol BlJiey of and )"'"'· Eddie anj !!aut. Gene off us llfUI act'11tke a moron m· Roush and family Sunday, Reedovlle. aM,•1Mary K Yost ao\d daugh. . stead of growmg up. - PCEASE Word was received her by Mr1 and Mn. Ted Hayman . ~' Harold .and . Isabel 911rna· JHELP I eWS . , • friends th~t Mrs. Olden Thax· and Gaughters of Columbus were hanf Refreshments were serv. Dear P.H.: ton of Orvolle, Cab!., a former overnight guest• of Mr. and ed by the hostess. l don't know ail th• circum· Holzer Hosplllt - VIsiting I resodent, " recupenting at Mrs. Joe Bissell. ·- ' " , , • ,, , ' '"' : S!anc.es here, but I'd suggost hours 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. Parents PT PLEASANT , _; Funeral ber home alter ~ heart attack. Dinner gueeta.ol Mr. and Mrs. 0pan Dally 9:00 to 7:00-frlday Till Ullllll!l' gllest• of' Mr. aM Mrs.1 ; ;'Got•. t s eiii'OII ·your: sister only on .Pediatrics Ward. Ml'!l Ma Blanch Emma Lee Bord, who bu Oscar Babeock were U Ia 1 ! E.irm•t Johri•on Sunday w, r e l ln 'Opeclal clasm lor the men· Adml11io•• '" w·tr' or 82 been serving with the United Swan, Tuppers Plains and LynSaturday Tll9 u1e1r sons. Mr and Mrs. Jerry :tally and emotionally handicap· Gary r. Bane. 23 Galfta Ave., b.' at 2 e;., at States Waves in Maryland, was aU Hashbargen of 1!, MAIN ST. · " , WY 2497 .· 5 t of Shirpmgpolt. Pa. ped . Most slates have vocaloon· Mrs. Joe Oweng, Rodney; the Leon Methodist Ch..;ch ;nth returned to her home due to Mr. land Mrs. Wayne lramoog programs lor the Ernest L. Unroe ' Rl. 2 Crown th e Re v Norma1 Nas h off'ICia . 1 JUn..,. were recent vl!lloro ol • and ,t at .. , , retarded · Many t·1mes a ch.ld 1 City;. WalterS. Selby, Pt. Plea,. in The bod Will lie in state- Mr . and Mrs. George Rob- ence Limberger, Neva Gemoan and · Onlarl>ailey re- ' once given up as hopeless can ant · Mr< Paul D Wedge PI tgth h hy • . 1 I erts of Bashan and Mrs Audelle and IIQbert Coleman cei••i!d '"• · h-. ' be t ht d . · · · • · a e c urc one nour pnor o.' Deet.r and family of Coiumbuo · • ..,..1 I e1r great I aug a Ira e that w 1I I Pleasant; John F. Bartles. Pt. services Mr. llid Mrs. Bill SWain were daughter Karen Sue., make hom or her seif·~fficleno Ptea,ant; Leo Sayre, Rt 2, Pt. Mrs. Williamsoq died Tuesday called Saturday on Mr. and dinner [IUeSII recently ol months old daughter of I People who devote theu; whole Pleasant· Richard M Bender 1 Hoi H .1 1 ft 1 Mrs Ramlall Robert! and tam and Mrs Bill swain Jr Mar grandson. Jimmy and lives to the "sick" daugh(tr, are son · Mr; Dennie H. Manuel. n '·- zellir osHpl aha ber da Es x iiy . • !etta , ' ., • Cleek of Ca1cu tta was ho rtmg ever• e · th f ·1 ' · · • wee~ neso. er ue an , U· · · . ,on m e amo y HI. 2 Racme; Mrs. Howard A. gene, receded her in death tn Mrs. Carl Schuitz, Sr. II a Mrs. Georgia Rt& I ol Coc ..::r~i deathh •.n . new : - hmcluidhing the pampered on• Wilson, Middleport; Mrs. David 1950. p medical patient at Holzer hoa- lumbus spent a da/ wlih Mr ' • ' ' • )I ( •Nm• w en a'· ijoVe· ex-' w t make on her ownof ' A· wya? • · •, ,J ackson; Rob· Surviving are two daughter!, pita! · and Mrs. Fred Larklnl. · ' · l .. r: :' 1 witho m a glittle (u:ihIt and a' lot , • help _ H I ert Sp1r , Jr.. Middleport; Mrs. Zara Leach. Akron, 0\tlo, Mr. and Mr1. Fern Norris o! Mrs. Vera Weber waa a 1 Mildred liierser ot.BJI· Dea; Hele~· Mrs. Lowell E. Lambert, Rl. 1 and Mrs. Lydia Stephens, Pl. Racme called on Mr. and Mrs. ner guest of Mrs. Dorta Koo!Dll ll Md. week 111th i I'm going. with abo on the Oak Hili; . Joseph L. Miller, Pleasant, lour sons, Ney. Lon- Floyd Norris Sunday. of Tuppers Plalna. Mrs. Robert G.. Beel]e l QT because hio mothe/ , bound 1ronton ; Vorg1i L. Swartzwelder. nes : 1 Torres Williamson . ' :,. Mr~. Feme Hayman and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yalel 1 ' • ,. 1 i with frienll · and he'll marry a good friend ol the I1 Rl. I South Point; Mrs. Fred boo u. N. C; one sister; four Marvm Wickeroham were vls- tted Riley Pigott. . She was accompanied ! family a rich girl who b ings lW. Sellers. Wellston; Mrs. Earl brothers, 24 rranjlchildren and otors In Columbus Tueoday. Walter Copacz called on by her coualn, Thoma• Ihim ali kinds of gilts. My ;otks E..Murnahan, Wellston; Mr s three great grandchildren. Marviene .Wlcl<ersham atllnG- and Mrs. Dave Yale!. .Beetlle. on Monday, , yak at me all the time 8 1 Judoth A Stone, HI. 4 Jackson ; l.<Burial will be in the Leon ed the hosp!ial medical convenJeanie Dorsi of l)tl)lpoul•ta ; I'm a fool lake thl.! ' b:tt~oe11 Michael W Caplinger, Raveng. Qemet.ry. Friends may call at lion In Columbus recently. Mrs. BUI Fol. 10 . with her lt'Udmother, l boy says "he patient" and wood. Miss Ethel M. Woolf. Crow-Hussell Funeral Home. Mr. and Mra. Russell of New- Mr1. Ferne Hayman at~enA·II Walton. , everything will work ul. Rt. 5 Athena; Mrs. Thomas · ark and Mr. and Mrs. Orville ed the Meters. Podbetek w•~II Richard Storrett and ! He can't break up ~Wold and family ol Belpradinl Saturday mlll'lll!lll ll tbl ....;.__lb. 1 h, C. Howes, Ashland, Ky .; Daniel ~~~i:u; Mike and Max. of Igirl, as she's over at his hou•e ! E. Harrison, Jackson. . ljiOI\1 Sunday with Mr. an dCathollc Church In Pomet"O)'. 1 apent a roupie days ail the time, but he say• he I Blrllta par:\.~ M~ and Mro. . to marry me. His moth•>r Mrs. Daniel D. Jeffer1, Mid· lb. . 0 r. . out about me lOin& with dieport, son, 7:5e • . m., Wed. OCJe 0 es a lfmlnar at Chilli· him once before and spread ru· neoday Mrs. LoweD 1!!. Lammors about me, then made my bert, Rt. I Oak Hlll, daughter, ··--' .,P~~i.~idMrs. Clyde Sayre o[ life mijerable with telephone 1,27 P m Wedn lid . M Mrs. George Reed has return' . ,• apenl . a weekend calls and nasty leiters. My moth· Keith F Molih ~t ayl H rs. ed home !rom Camden Claril and Mrs. Claronce er says it wilt never work but den 80,' 3'57 an, w• .:m: Hoopital. Thoae visiting In the lllllnt~ of pr•crlptlona ~tD1ne and Deloris. i& thero ar•' harm in w~ittn•• Mrs.. J'oe · M.p.Om. ay' Reed . MrndMHbl home over the weekend wen, Rod ney· flijla;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;=•tl Dear to oee?Becky: - BECKY daughter ' 5·17 a rs. o Mrl. ar ... day · p. m ' Wednes-' were Smalley, .Chester, Mr. and .. I agree your mother 1 • Dlt liar Marvin Barnhart, Whitt'! Chap. but you must . this out fo; Wiltlam J. ~urk~~'verne Cole, el, Mr. and Mr•. Gene Wllaon, . yourlflf - so a wlille ami Barbara F. Edelmann, Carl W Reedlvltle, Mra. June Matheny ' aee. Let's . woke up to Gerlach. Aaron !!. Gra Sher: and Mrs. Jimmy Brannon. reailty soon H . L H y, Mr. and Mrs. Melp Benedum _ _ __ · ../! · ry · amr. Bryon S. Halley, were ovemllht guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don PuiHns of Wll· IIBmatown, W. Va. . " '•I Mr. and Mre. Clarence Bokor and family, Mrs. Fmie Petty and Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Walls, Diana a1.d Penny ol Lancaoter. • visited recently with Mr. and Your registered pharmaclat Is dedlcatfd to 1 Mrs. James Wal!o, Atlteno. serving your health ne.edl, throui)J thl Recently visiting with Mr. ' and Mrs.· Floyd Barrlnller and ' prompt, pred.Be cotnpoundfiJJ of J!reiCnipUops, • family were Mr. and Mra. Gerexactly as your doctor orders, Truat to ~ . ald Barringer and family, Mr. and Mra. Junior Bmingl!f and family, John and Larry Eqle. . ill.-.., "eleft _ ..tel ; :1 ' •' I • J and el'fnlnl HrV!CtJ ~· · [' Apnl23, ln'the •~ef~Eaet. , Gill. Rev. Glll is holdinl ,.. .• . . s• 1 yoJ: w. and t•ewa~"apere n~nied t!i ~~\:rs. J.Y· I ,m ''1~'!:':' PHIL CO : . *~~~ P~wers, Sl•t~ ot#~ pfa~er ~v was h~ ar~und ~ ~ spc!Qiible. )@l'\!ll~l'"·11!1'111· 1~\)n?r~. than Col~mbus. ,le~ shove ~ gov~ ruJ~ th~m, lltrV.;,_, !~ ~el~ It tello the world thay'ro going places! SHAMPOO TUBE WE INITIA.L FREEl :~••;;!day ~1. TOOTHPASTE • ·Sout~'d wil~ ~ p~~~:~! l'tf,\* t~t WHITE ·,,<;.:,. Come to Guests of Mrs. Nina Roliln-1 son llfUI Clara Follrod, Sll!l1lsvl were 1\lr, and Mrs. Thars ~~the spiiit In SsmsonHt Strtamllto ond It won't pots dfn! In ~ ...:. ~- bud&et either. Nothlni Cln muss a wardrobe when ll's ~ Swartz and family of fee -·, W'l streamllte. I~$ BOt ' se•l·tlght closing to protect IL .\j Mrs. Wm. Carr and J1:i;c,~~i:ea':h1~~~fror Streamllte's tlnlsh. Colors avail- ." ~ recently vlstted Ioer Colorado Brown, Saddle Tan.'11 •• liiWailan Blue, Saddle Tan. for mona , . . ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert White l!J ladles' 26" Pullmon • $2US (ID ladles' O'Mll •••• $IUS · ~ Keno. Mrs. White recenUy I!IB.. uty Cltl •• , .• $tl.tl5 @] Men's Two&!~ar •• $24.81 turned home from Holzer HosID Men'a Clllrflll(01 , • $1llil · pital where she had undoergone surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode SAMSONITE SILHOUETTE _ _ _ 27.9.s to 45.00 called at the Clair Woode oo Lincoln Hta., Pomcroy, visited her mother, Mrs. J. llayes, at Middleport, a n also called on Hoy Goodwin POMEROY, OHIO Florence Person •t Veter11lSI Memorial Hospital, Saturday. <- .j ---------· STEAK 89c . STEAK I-BONE STEAK - S • ty N.1. Stop Ill Toclay AndSHThl LAWN-BOY 'f0l1967 93c : ....... ..... , BOLO.GIA'' ~' , i~ . • fabric •uys - 3 w · . 8'5 775 x 14 14, WHITE WAlL x •., HITE WAU __.______ $19.99 plus tax • \ E~ITE · ••.. PREMJUM Meellfe Pa""'M l15 W. SECOND - -' t I OHIO REXALL DRUGS · · •• 99:z.211ss I . Plildia'r "' 4 Rlglsttrtd Phlrlllltllfa to·~ yljl OP.N DAILY 1:o0AM TO 1fl;ooPM Sunday 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM and .$:00 to \1:00 PM '. ,: 'I;J~ILANIA - ~EF. 1 <. Res. $1.00 Wilen IOU lfvt Butova tbb &lldg. ation -rou ctvt f!idt. Plus exo cept~nal qullltr, dtpandlblllty, watue and ttleetlon. Como tn. .; AIKt fer tho . first time ••• TUIISYSPRAY CURL FREE I>EODORANr -pelftcl for \he wllola family LUDINI UD'f "II" 75j6 rno1efml '" tvttJ OCCIIIO!t. %1 ,...,.. Ytllow cw Wbllt. . Bonuo hz. slle ..r,..,... .,..I, IIM,'h • SAI.,E . $1~00 . ' .,.. ,..c:r"""".,...' ' .' - _. ~:::~ 'I TOR ..ldl t1ct.' "''" .... - G6essie~· ' . Allowlulct~, '' -~ . ' .' ' I · ,' .$UCARYL. , ,, ·'} !, •.r '/ ·~ ~ ' .,•• If.''· .!t "' I i \ ' ~·-t ,. . :h ·ofl'l• •.• r~fOY, • ' ,- ' 20.0unce Size .. ' Jewelg Stqre .. ' $ .87 $3.50 VALUE '~-<· ' MI.Urpllct bf.MI&A-11 ....... '\ . ·a· a -, · . . ' '· ' ·l·'',l!-' " ' . 1 '•t ,. HAIR SPRAY SOc each ' " • Sudden Beauty Choose CREAM, ROLL.ON &· FIJEEZeR' , Trade'ln·· LIMIT ONE ............ ...... plu• t'x ' 60Wt. • ....... pi~ .... . I 100 & l ussy ! Price • ' LIGHT BULBS LIMIT ONE let Otr Watch Elplltl htlp yo. cl'ooso from our htiOI~t BufDvi ~lleetiOft ol flne watches. $21.35 plus tu SWISHER & LOHSE .1121. MAIN I FUU 4 PLY •..tn new • Scott M. lllneman, Lol.! E. lhle, '"j , ... ~- ., ' c G.E. OIIP'IC!C GOLD SEAL - PREMIUM . Black TIRES . .' c Brown New York Clothing House ~.._- >,. • BOBBIE PINS sturdy JOWL BACON/ f ' · lbs, Dedicated to Serving Yov and Your Heahh SOAP see our BULOVA GRADUATION tOLLECTION Alfred Society Notes Every Day Meal Pric~s Joppa Lotion Shampoo where the selection is· , ' · ' ' · The .Fabric Sliop .. • RAIN •••••••••••-••••;~!~ lb 1 Mrs. Gaiietin E. Jef!er1, Mrs, Burna 0. Johnaon, Mn. En&lo B. Joneo, Paul D. Kelly, Jl!"eJ. F. Laber, Mro. Hobart N. Marr, Jonathan L. McCabe, )Ira, MIIY· 'fdrd Mulllna, Mrs. Delphia Noble, Mrs. John L. Sigman, Dreama L, Sroltli, Mn. Ricltard E. · Weave.-, Pamela J. Nagley. Mrs. Meriln M. MltclteU and Infant son. Reg. • $1.00 PENS PORK·CH0Jt5 . .. '.. 79'...,. )~,\: fashion colors and designs ; . BALL POINt END~ CUTS · - & • MARKET spent'~ 1 • • COLGATE • 7'·7, · JAR · ···· :;son Center Cut Jun • S1s~on 1 ~ ~il)<lilt, HEAD & SHOULDERS fOREMAN Service Wi}}' Be on Fnday f ~;~:;~,,:M~r;s~. 1~n·~:l~e 'Johnson Eastern Local Social Neews SAMSONITE STREAMLITE fa~~Iy. H0Sptta . 1N ~· Way With ~~ stl:p~ ~t'::,~1e ~~~~:PIwf=~ -~re'::t. ~ ~of ':::'"~spent Send Them on Their .. J~n~ ;,';~!onG::ald ~· ~rs: . . Ro~sb Osbo~. . ·T~ a~· !i' ~ Cfi~Jes . R~s?~ ~~· ~~:h~n. nerv~s. dis· ~ Laurel Uiff . • Notes SoCiety Long Bottom Society News App1 G s . t vNotes • LISTERINE �. I ~-1 ' ·'· o.:April, 20, ,, ( " .. ~ \ •"-" ~ANCE RADIATOR SERVICE - . ·. •' Your HHIIng System 11 The Molt Important Ap plienco In Your Homo, ~~~ Us' Give II A GoOd Mld Winter Chock EVINRUDE Sales and Service Ohio Boat and Motor License HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING HOCKIN(IPORT, OHIO PHONE ~70 . 57 Ford 2 Door, VB Std. Trons. Radio . $199 WHEEL ALIGNMENT GLAZED blocks, size IIXIIXI6, 1700. Phone Doyle Ord, Mason, Va., 773-5579. I _ _ _ _ ___:' 17 w. AND BRAKE SERVICE Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy TAI<ING I AI!PLUTIGNS . Pomt,..,.O. I BLAETTNARS .. Phono 9924794 or 992-2191 I I Iw=roi>iliiiniiis~ufriian;;ce;;:;.;;-iie@io W'I'OMOBILE buurillllllt I WY 2-2196 MOlE EXPEtiSIVE.. /JUTO!.. STANDABI ·. Point Roek Soeiety Now PUll . . . ... HOUSE PAIIIT · ,, .............. ........ .... New Furniture FREE STORAGE ' . ONLY Juat lather aU.. your Winter garments JDd ll<lrt .them wltb ua. ~o more oloset.t 13Q.ao ~99 Down - ·~ fresidant01, 3 ROOMS cramped With UDUied . clotl> ing. No more alrille, •$orting. sprayiDJ aod PI'UJDJ . WJfll caocelledT Lost year opera~ "'"' wlilter clothe~. tveryor•1 IWeuoeT CaD WY Z-2966. -tblng you send II beailttlti!ly cleaoed aafely, lulureci llld 15 'A'qiiiiiiiiikiilftii '-·;;,;.., ll<lred.dw_bi;tery r ....... ~!!!l!!b' unu.jtfcresse en JIJiJ item "call INSURANCE AGENc~ for lt, - othlng 1<1 pay tiil fall •• No bltliloJI closet.t, tale !rom INC. before nmewiq 10111 moths iiruf safe from theft. auto IDsurance. We 11L1J be 8ri111 them In or eall"for - • WilliS • • •. . ......... ..,,... .., . e••aa-........... . " Y.AUEY LUMBER &SII'PJ.Y: .CO~ . MASON ' ~ FURNITURE CO, ' MASON, W. VA. 923 S. 3rd Ave. MIDDLIPHT, 0. -- . - . able 1<1 1&91 JOII moaey. Pick Up & Dol,iv•..Y ·S,r, 1 1 Uc vice Phone 7n·SS4f · · --~ -=------- ,1 .. . Graduation Gift ·cen,i :e'-1-. ABC Clearieii Ra•l &tete For ;~ FdR CARRIERS ' . eCar eTrvck eHuter Cora e Bulldoar . eAnyT'". . . BAKER & SmRIED KEITH GOBLE . FORD SCHWARZEL MARINE EXPERIENCED ~II Naw Rldl~~!lllojl' ~ 1\t\ '-'.·.,MIDDLEPORT. .... ,. - Hallmark Graduation Cards and Gift Wrap Center "Wh~ You Care Enough To Send The Very Best" ALSO MOTHERS DAY CARDS AS SEEN ON TV ELBERFELD$ -FOR HERWITH OUR Ctqsptele ....... . - Billfold ', W\tll driver's! ~cense and oocial security , eard. If IOflJI!i call Joel Mow- Write, n., er c-toet · A. C. IIWIPOIID 1 ery 192-'1211. SUPER MARKET PIICINGI ' ~ llridla . BleiM, OUt 4 II 3lp - a.nt NEW ••• NEW 1966 . anll·- 3 ROOM , bouao, PhoJiio ~- I ·CH--EVROlET and eon 992-~9 before 2431 alt~r S p. m. ' , ' 00 31p 170 Mult !iii(iMsaild.baib;J berry Ave. Contact Rosie Sis/ • s and 9924 19 tic CAPRICE H.T. CPE. ·Black ljilyl11nt., red fiDisb, AltrO : · tlrel, P.B. ndlo, . power )' lteerln& Rto. tnDB., V-8' ' . _,.ne, power bnkel. NOW good fisb- placo. lnqllire 1040 ~font ...~~, wbltewaB s. Are., Middleport. SJratllla eJII)ne. EDra prs. Bad Douglas, HaiTllolii-1 ville, Pllooe TC-4111. ,20 •' TIMEX WRIST WATOIES •· $6.95 to $19.95 PERFUME anti COLOGNE FABERAGE HELENA .RUBENSTEIN CHANEL NO.5 .' ( ' , ::,.' . CANO' .;..IR~- fHGLISH J.IATHER W1UST .v¥A1CH~ _.:... $6.95 to·$24.95 ; . POJ,.ORGI~ SUN QJM$ES '. EU~C SHAVERS' ~.!!!AIR BRUSH,SETS ltWI. Zl\'~ ILOD LWJ' a,e._ Qolo- LUXJRYK VILRWKI' DUX VILWVK.-KIIIKYCIW LWJ' ZBKll& DIU l'llont! 66'1-il262. 14 ' · 20 Sale or Trade 11110 MEIIClJaY, m I D ur spreader, will seD or Indo : ·,..-· ::-:·:. kholnleb. C141rll lor eatUe. Pbone II9Um. vnLAGI OP POMiftOY 14) u. ao. 111 ' 1 3tp j ' BUXTO~ II~LDS • A ' -FOR HIM. . ' ' - 'fl -· ' .. ~IN& .kns ·~· MILK~· MAGNISil : .EumiC SHAVERS RU5SEu. SToVER ~DY . Rll.$59.95 . IIIII Other Worki.._Md Nlmn • ,SUPER . . ,MiU(if . . S~ . nt~~~~~n~ . USiD -TitUCKS :·. ,. ' '... . . .... BUXTON BIUFOLDS POI.OROID GWSES . . BUXTON JEWEL CHEST HI-FASHION SUN GLA$SES UAVEL ALARM QOCK INSTAMATIC Reg. $1.49 MODESS MAALOX 89c Rtg.$U9 · Reg.59c ' HALO HandiWipes HAIR SPRAY '69,C -39:c ·· BEACH · .HONGS .... $'1.19· ~.,. . ' ' ,.. 1es1.12c COMIC - BOOKS'· ... ''· �. I ~-1 ' ·'· o.:April, 20, ,, ( " .. ~ \ •"-" ~ANCE RADIATOR SERVICE - . ·. •' Your HHIIng System 11 The Molt Important Ap plienco In Your Homo, ~~~ Us' Give II A GoOd Mld Winter Chock EVINRUDE Sales and Service Ohio Boat and Motor License HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING HOCKIN(IPORT, OHIO PHONE ~70 . 57 Ford 2 Door, VB Std. Trons. Radio . $199 WHEEL ALIGNMENT GLAZED blocks, size IIXIIXI6, 1700. Phone Doyle Ord, Mason, Va., 773-5579. I _ _ _ _ ___:' 17 w. AND BRAKE SERVICE Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy TAI<ING I AI!PLUTIGNS . Pomt,..,.O. I BLAETTNARS .. Phono 9924794 or 992-2191 I I Iw=roi>iliiiniiis~ufriian;;ce;;:;.;;-iie@io W'I'OMOBILE buurillllllt I WY 2-2196 MOlE EXPEtiSIVE.. /JUTO!.. STANDABI ·. Point Roek Soeiety Now PUll . . . ... HOUSE PAIIIT · ,, .............. ........ .... New Furniture FREE STORAGE ' . ONLY Juat lather aU.. your Winter garments JDd ll<lrt .them wltb ua. ~o more oloset.t 13Q.ao ~99 Down - ·~ fresidant01, 3 ROOMS cramped With UDUied . clotl> ing. No more alrille, •$orting. sprayiDJ aod PI'UJDJ . WJfll caocelledT Lost year opera~ "'"' wlilter clothe~. tveryor•1 IWeuoeT CaD WY Z-2966. -tblng you send II beailttlti!ly cleaoed aafely, lulureci llld 15 'A'qiiiiiiiiikiilftii '-·;;,;.., ll<lred.dw_bi;tery r ....... ~!!!l!!b' unu.jtfcresse en JIJiJ item "call INSURANCE AGENc~ for lt, - othlng 1<1 pay tiil fall •• No bltliloJI closet.t, tale !rom INC. before nmewiq 10111 moths iiruf safe from theft. auto IDsurance. We 11L1J be 8ri111 them In or eall"for - • WilliS • • •. . ......... ..,,... .., . e••aa-........... . " Y.AUEY LUMBER &SII'PJ.Y: .CO~ . MASON ' ~ FURNITURE CO, ' MASON, W. VA. 923 S. 3rd Ave. MIDDLIPHT, 0. -- . - . able 1<1 1&91 JOII moaey. Pick Up & Dol,iv•..Y ·S,r, 1 1 Uc vice Phone 7n·SS4f · · --~ -=------- ,1 .. . Graduation Gift ·cen,i :e'-1-. ABC Clearieii Ra•l &tete For ;~ FdR CARRIERS ' . eCar eTrvck eHuter Cora e Bulldoar . eAnyT'". . . BAKER & SmRIED KEITH GOBLE . FORD SCHWARZEL MARINE EXPERIENCED ~II Naw Rldl~~!lllojl' ~ 1\t\ '-'.·.,MIDDLEPORT. .... ,. - Hallmark Graduation Cards and Gift Wrap Center "Wh~ You Care Enough To Send The Very Best" ALSO MOTHERS DAY CARDS AS SEEN ON TV ELBERFELD$ -FOR HERWITH OUR Ctqsptele ....... . - Billfold ', W\tll driver's! ~cense and oocial security , eard. If IOflJI!i call Joel Mow- Write, n., er c-toet · A. C. IIWIPOIID 1 ery 192-'1211. SUPER MARKET PIICINGI ' ~ llridla . BleiM, OUt 4 II 3lp - a.nt NEW ••• NEW 1966 . anll·- 3 ROOM , bouao, PhoJiio ~- I ·CH--EVROlET and eon 992-~9 before 2431 alt~r S p. m. ' , ' 00 31p 170 Mult !iii(iMsaild.baib;J berry Ave. Contact Rosie Sis/ • s and 9924 19 tic CAPRICE H.T. CPE. ·Black ljilyl11nt., red fiDisb, AltrO : · tlrel, P.B. ndlo, . power )' lteerln& Rto. tnDB., V-8' ' . _,.ne, power bnkel. NOW good fisb- placo. lnqllire 1040 ~font ...~~, wbltewaB s. Are., Middleport. SJratllla eJII)ne. EDra prs. Bad Douglas, HaiTllolii-1 ville, Pllooe TC-4111. ,20 •' TIMEX WRIST WATOIES •· $6.95 to $19.95 PERFUME anti COLOGNE FABERAGE HELENA .RUBENSTEIN CHANEL NO.5 .' ( ' , ::,.' . CANO' .;..IR~- fHGLISH J.IATHER W1UST .v¥A1CH~ _.:... $6.95 to·$24.95 ; . POJ,.ORGI~ SUN QJM$ES '. EU~C SHAVERS' ~.!!!AIR BRUSH,SETS ltWI. Zl\'~ ILOD LWJ' a,e._ Qolo- LUXJRYK VILRWKI' DUX VILWVK.-KIIIKYCIW LWJ' ZBKll& DIU l'llont! 66'1-il262. 14 ' · 20 Sale or Trade 11110 MEIIClJaY, m I D ur spreader, will seD or Indo : ·,..-· ::-:·:. kholnleb. C141rll lor eatUe. Pbone II9Um. vnLAGI OP POMiftOY 14) u. ao. 111 ' 1 3tp j ' BUXTO~ II~LDS • A ' -FOR HIM. . ' ' - 'fl -· ' .. ~IN& .kns ·~· MILK~· MAGNISil : .EumiC SHAVERS RU5SEu. SToVER ~DY . Rll.$59.95 . IIIII Other Worki.._Md Nlmn • ,SUPER . . ,MiU(if . . S~ . nt~~~~~n~ . USiD -TitUCKS :·. ,. ' '... . . .... BUXTON BIUFOLDS POI.OROID GWSES . . BUXTON JEWEL CHEST HI-FASHION SUN GLA$SES UAVEL ALARM QOCK INSTAMATIC Reg. $1.49 MODESS MAALOX 89c Rtg.$U9 · Reg.59c ' HALO HandiWipes HAIR SPRAY '69,C -39:c ·· BEACH · .HONGS .... $'1.19· ~.,. . ' ' ,.. 1es1.12c COMIC - BOOKS'· ... ''· �' ' ,. J ( '"·I' , ' ' •, ' :,/ ,.' ' I ' folf....g ..af" C--! . .,, , l • I".Harriso~ . ~-.--~:!-.•n~.e-""',John Stout an4 Frabcls 0VW N .JUt~ ' ety· . otes .. Soci.ety ' News lead .. ' li~ ..h ' tem·a.ue Eas i'J.t:: Jarsbi ~(,l . p ( 1 Mary Howell. Mr. and Mn. Junior. HolleY , ·and Our storekeeper, Mr. and children spent tbe .Wft!<end Mrs. Earl MeGrath. ter ipeDCIInc the 'tlllller wl!ll · Fait has come borne from Co- in Milton, w. Va. ., Chari~ McGrath is empleyed ·ber grandson In ·~ .. ~ I I ,, :.tl - ---. alibii!Y GOQGLE ol'd SNUFFY SMITH GIVE MEVORE . .JUG, PAW. Mrs. Jane Gilkey spent some lime cllring for Mrs. Ave Gil· key wbe Is ill. Mrs. Vema Haning of New Albany· called on Mr. and Mrs. Guy liolen. by Leo Morris hauling for the Mr. and Mra. Clajr Wauoner Landman store~~. · and Joy called 011 Mr. and ~ Mr. and Mrs. elifford South Waggoner Sunday. moved away from lbe Hallie · ~• .IGII• Slood Stiles farm. . , Mr. and Mrs. EBjsh Estep . ARR£STS ~RDBP and daughter called on Mr. and PT. P~ .:..· Arrestl Ml'a. ~ther Allshouse and Mrs. Attina. , . · re<:onled at the ·cGunly jail duro daughter.called on Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Uda Powell. Mrs. Dml-lng the past' twenw,.four.,boun ~ Welsh. . \ ahue, Mrs. Wells ap4,- M r ~ were JohL Burgy,, ct, .Buatln&· Mr. Earl F~ baa. hill eye Stout attended preaching at-the ton, lind Arthur ClllnQ, f4,•1funt. surg~. Mrs. Foil and daugb- Lower LightHouse in PomeJOJ ln&foo, both clllrpcl wjl]! ~ ter Visited him SUnday. Rev. Myers Is pastor there. loDeaUon; and Charlet·M) By~· Jane Gllk<f and Mrs. Mra. 'Joe Carsey and1 Cathy 'us, 2S, Pt. Pleasant, ·~ged Ml1mie MI-'Gralb called on Mrs. vlsited Mrs- Newman. with driving while lnlosk,ted. Soul Miss Addle Bradfield Is 1m. . Mrs. Mollie MI-'Grath and son proved. Guy Cl!rtwrl&bt hit 18fe1J Ill'' Leroy _ _;__w_ere_·..;aues~.:ts..:•::.f.:M::r·:..:an::d_;Mrs.::::_:J::osl::e~H::el~tg~er:.:is:..::ho:::me::::_:al::·.:26:.;:CODieeti=:::Uve:::._~bueball:::::=_!l:amM:: · where be underwent surgery for cataracts. · Mr. and ·Mrs: Dale and daughter, spent evening with tbe Robert Alkire~~. Robert Gibson of the arrived safely at his base alter a 30<1ay 1¥lth home folks. Francis Alkire and son spent an evening with Mrs. Gibson. . Wilson is t.elplng care for Bradfield, who Is In poor health. . Mrs. Alpha Douglas IS ing a rouple of weeks granddaughter in Mr. and Mrs. Edgar of Swanton called on Mr. and Mrs. Dale. Dye and Mrs. John Stout Envoy and Mrs. Ray Willing were dinner guests Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Faud- Mr and Mn Frank J....,;.y and Eddie ,0 f • • , , and Mr. and Mrs. Larry , 1 _............,..led-all classes wll'laod David, of Langsville, Josie Heilger is of 15 per cent or above weekend visitors of their the winter all of ~ subjecta at East· ents, Mr. and Mrs. her seboal during the flftb 'l'llomas and Patricia. Gary Foley. ltlb:··weeka grading period (tbe Mrs. Howard Thomas sr., Friends will be sorry to · · l~~a~nes in capltsls had all A:' tered the Ho~ Hospital. sam Wyatt 1s Seriously l'reUm. - ·Linda Baer, Ka· omderwent surgery in Holzer Hospital luld Mrs. Rutb Ann Barnhill. and is recovering nicely. by Halliday in Meii!~. Cll'Y Sbrlnetta wIll Codner, BlU Cole, Kar-- room number is 214. Ava Gilkey has llltlet' 'lbursday mning, Aptil en Ebenba_cb, Mike Elberfeld, Mr. and Mrs. Maury Miller, somewhat improved. ll,llh, :111 the and Oblo George Glllllan, Pam GrlfflD. Janie and Sandri left for CIJiea. scme what improved. ~ •Company office at 7:!0 Nancy Hawk, Debbie Keebaugh, go, Ill .. where they will . · ,p. :li!, Avice Mays, PHYLUS MCIN· a few days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Gilkey, . ' JIQl!:K SPRINGS Debbie Morgan, Martin Mrs. Jaci< Elam. Billie, Mrs. and son, Joey of GallipoliS . ·~ Club meet. at lbe home Carol Sargent, JIm Fred Tuci<ermaD and Rhonda Sunday everung With Ava _;. Gl'llrs. Fred Goegloln, Tlwrs.lstetUer, Katlly Tuttle, DANNY!Jean Haning are spending Wed· key. ''· ~. April 20, at 1:30 p.m. IWILL. nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mrs. Jane Gllke~ of · WIUJNG WORKERS Class I Sopbom- - Rosemary An- Bratton of Carpenter. ~rt has been canng for Ava of tile · Enterprise UB Church 1d'."'w, Bllllara Batley, Naomi Mr. and Mrs. William Gilkey the last week. While wiU meet at the home of Mrs. Bissell, ~ DEAN, pam of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. here she called on the Robert Jobn .Smith Thursday April 20 Henderson, NANCY !CARR, Le- ert Venoy Toni and Mark Clarks and Mrs. Joho · Stout. at 7:30 P-~ ' '~~nora Michael, Louise Michael, I Mr. and Mrs. Edward ' . Robert :Alkire has gon• to his ree. TWILIGHT GARDEN Club Sandra Newlun, Shirley Ruck- Iand sons, of Pomeroy were JOl near Columbus. . Mr. and Mrs. Will~d Faudree ~meet at tho home of Mrs. er, PA'I'I'I SEXSON. I weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waggoner spram- made a business tip to Pom1 Diricht Parter, Thursday at Jwdors - Patti Bshr, Dennis Mrs. Howard Russell. ed an ardde, the daughter of eroy on Thursday. Mrs. Faud· 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Wheeler Btnedum, PA'I'I'Y BORING, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Mil· Paul Stemetz broke a leg ree attended the Home ...,~~;1 Drake as co-hostess. KATIIY GRIFFIN, Twila Kerr, bourne and family of Columbus, play, and the son of David Wise- meeting at the Salvation ' ·. JITNEY SUPPER at the ·Larry Spencer, VIcki Pooler 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeffers. man brok~ an arm. I'Wilaod Grade School, Friday !Woods. Valorle of Jackson were week- Ray Alkire attended a Sunday Apil 21, sponsored by the Me- / Senlon -: JACKI~ BAHR, end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. School party a~ the home o! Mr. thodlst Clwrch WSCS. Serving IDons DaviS, David Heaton, Joe Hatfield. and ~s. David Cumings And SPRING TIME Wm start at 5 p.m. IIJNDA HENDERSON, Janet Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierce, everung this week. GO TOGETHER AFTERNOON CIRCLE of ' Holsmger, EDNA McCOY, John and Randy have moved Recent callers of Ava flill<ov FOR ALL THE Reeth Methodist Church will Meredith, Sally Mora, I Dennis their new home (George War· her return from the hosFAMILY II!IODJOr a rummage sale, Frl- Newland, Ron Orr, T<iln Os- ner Property.) . pita! are Mary Bolin, Margar· '. lnd Saturday, April 2J • 22 borne, PA'I'I'Y. SMITH, Linda Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, et Douglas, Mrs. Clarence ·bl ·the Fry building on Mill Sl Spencer, S 1 N A SUMMER· Kall, Kevin and Charles ~strnan, Mrs. Barbara Young, ~ wishing pick-un serv- FIELD. Langsville were Sunday visiton Clifford Cuclder, Mr. and Mrs. Ice .: may ~ntact, Mrs. Nan of their parents, Mr. and Mra. ~bert J~well, Mr. ~nd MiiPno, Mra. Walter Hayes. Charley Smith, and Jo. After· Clinton Gilkey and Karen, THIRD ll:iiDAY CLUB meets noon visitors were Mrs. lily and Tad of Albany, · it : the hOme of Mrs. Bent2 Knapp and Mr. and Mrs. W'!!fe. 280 West Main St., FrtSmith, Donald and Mike. 0 ~· April Mr. and Mrs. Kennn•elh:.:~:r, i · Fridily MASON- 'il'allama_ Sen 1or man and family~ _of ~ mm ·AND SENIOR Class Is High Band will parhc1pate in were weekend vlSltors of ·r- •-ing a teen ·dance arty the Ravenswood Semor · HI gh son, Mr. and Mrs. u...,ene """ . . ht f II . p th I Band Feshval Saturdav, April Thompson Gina and Cyndla. • Frielaymg oowmg e, ·· ' ,.,,~,• ..., All s rt B t' 22, where Ravenswood Band Di· Miss Margie Warner ·~ po s School anquet a !,rector · J'lm p or te r, ~ 'II . Miss_ Jo S~uth, . ~ISII~ . . ~~·~:r.ll 1 . be m ~ Rutland High auditodum. The Jays will be 1n l charge. Bands .to particrpate m everung w1th Miss Linda :..,_ . . . . add1tion are Ripley, Pt. Pleas- 1 fer. OXFORDS ·l(l;tlng "\""' •• ofatthe3 evenmg acllv•bes, ant, Poco Buffalo of Putnam [ Mr Ann Barn'tz C I pm . • . , s. 1 • aro, AND • · · M!lton, Hannum, Hurricane and ry, Ellen and Mr. Don Young . , :Winfield. Pomeroy were Sunday dim>erll HI TOP .' Saturday i Judges from Marshall Un~ auests of ber parents, Mr. and , . , :-l!JNIOR FEL~OWSHJP 1:1ern- · ve:-'lty, West Vlrglnia State and Mrs. D. H. Robeson and ChesMENS ; ~ of Syracuse. Mlnersvtlle. 10hlo University will Juclce !the 1er Morris. I ,ii!\1 Forest R u n Methodist 1presentations. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur - ~ , ,. es and InVIted gue!ts! Wshama's band will play twc were Somday afternoon vi,itors · go on a hiking tr1p to Horse !triple A selections, Prometh- of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. SLIP 0~ $ 99 . Saliml!f. April :a·at • ·eus, by Beethoven, and the Ov- Herman warner and · ~J.Ii. Atter ~ hll!e, they will erture Caprlclo by llle con- Also vlsitil!g wer~ Mr. aod Mrs. TO NIUrn to fofest Run for a wlen- tempora'7 c?mposer: Shafer. George Warner, Margie, Rich· I • of the Director IS Gerald lard and I In 1-Dai!J ····~D(!iidle,ort. Q., A~JI, 196? u.e,werell·lolm. 1 At-J'I~L HIDE; IT IN TH' COOK POl' · -~ 'l ROBIN MALQHE - ,~lf~SSY, c;J3ll:l Ag DON'T HIOE ,IT INTHAR!! THAT'S TH' FIJST PlACE HE'LL LOOK LI'L ABNER I . '"' ;;: .. . '':". i ';';'.:. ... ~ , KEDS nME HOLDON,MA W1NKLE . !'VI: ?ONEN01HIN6 1/.lEC>AL. 15 ThiS TrlE TH.... N.:<::,O l 66 FOR LETTING YOUf1 HU5aAND· IN ONMYHALF·MILLION· DOI.lAI>. BUSINESS DEAl? 'IOU 1/NGRATEFII/.' ' . WOMAN ! - ,I $2.99 to $6.50 THE SHOE BOX Wohama Senior Bo nd Will Go T Ravenswolld 21t.. !I '. ~ By HOWlE ~~H'.-IEIDER I'VE HALF A Wllt..!D TO QUIT! CON ERSE MENS SHOES lamp 1we1nt out! Have to .95 pull 'er bacl<up' o.. ,,., CANVAS SHOES 2. ·~ ~vi~ults i:!.":~.s ~~~~----- - ... . .. '. - "POMEROY SENIORS have A few of tho Wahama Janior ghters Rhonda and. ,. D\Ollded their nlllllll8ge sale Hi~ Band members will par- spent Wednesday eve~ng ,, _, 'Friday and Saturday in tho 1 lie~pate in the feslivilies. · Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bnckles. ~ Building. There will be 1 " Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bailey .' .~ of new rummage, and had as recent visitors Mrs. , ~ stze dresses. · 1Wendell Williams and family of ·m MEIGS Marauders At!J. 1Portsmouth. .lettc Boosters wUl sponsor a Mr. and Mrs. John Dean visit.· lllall IChool dance party this I ed recently with Mr. and Mrs. · ,. - . , . Saturday night at 1he Kenneth Marl<ins at Racme. 1;-:;;;;;::::;;;:::::;:: :::::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::::: Elementary auditor· Former pastor of the Car\eton 1 Mrs. Roberta Caruthers visit• IIIJII from a to 11 p. m. The Church, Rev. and Mrs. Blaine Ied one day recently wllh Mrs. , IQI will emcee. Farley and children Joyce, . Alice King. · M'l'. MOIUAH Baptist Church en. Becky, Debbie and Beth Mr. and Mrs. Homer 11•111... 11 of 'MJddlwlrt will sponsor a Michigan have been visited recently with his •l•l•r II 1. ~e !ale Saturday, April z with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brlcldes, Chillicothe. ' tbf·Tri-Lustre Cleaners in Mid- Naomi, tbe Farley's begimllnl at 9 a. m. A dau8hter is attending Bob · of ~ goods will be es University in South Carolina. Proceedll from the \ Mr. and Mrs. William King will be osed for the Chi!- had as a recent visitor, Mr. and OF ALL NEW ·\< ~ii•; Band of the cbllrch. Mrs. Richard Hillman of Hem· lock Grove and Mr. and M'S. '· Monday Ernest Hillman of Pittsburg. AND Officers Club of Pa., and George Hillman also of Temple Pylhlan Sisters Pi:burg. · meet Monday evening, · and Mrs. Roger ~ at tho borne of Mrs. entertained with a ~ ner boooring her falber, Mr. Including ; .....,ABabr~ . liOWELL Tent No 95 Wayne Beal 00 his blfthday. ·· 1\loaday evnlng at tending were Mr. j and Mrs. Refrigerator and ~~t,;m. at lbe DAV Hall. All Wayne Beal, S•ndra, Linda and ·• Karla Beal, and Mrs. Elb,.be!h 11 Range art urged to attend. Murray. Jl .. I ~ YOU l<'E?~EI.\ 'lllU'~ ASKI>J6 0 . • . I ' .,. . I Wm< 'lllE ! IMMIGAAlla.l ALI~iliES/ l I ... ·j:J ., 'I BalW>,..., rut'3\0E! l By u. T. HAMLIN READ ... IN OVER 5200 HOMES •• 3 ROOMS I FURNITURE 5 595 ••• BINCB ' Mrs. Hazel Arnold and f a n l i - 1 1 - - - - - - - ly had as recent visitors Elmer lludied eomputers for Nichols of Albany, Tom Sham· ««nplpers are lin of Balllmore, Mrs. Charles people. Human be-l Mash, Jr., and Butch and Su· being Olplored at 1 san, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Brof;qi!fiillill. IDstitule o1 Techno!- I ford and daughter, Evelyn and , 1 cOmputer to de-/ Mary Francis, all of Columbus. Middleport, 0. people learn and Mrs. Walter Burke and clau· BAKER FURNITURE ·" "" problems. Haaeywell computer !Ill ANEW FLAME ... ----- . The ONE Newspaper In Most Homes·· •• In Many Homes-.· ...... ~· thlnlc,N to be cherished I pinto mch • mmputer ~ a\ KING JAMES VERSION STANDARD VERSION .-=\ (UPO - Six ao- i ..,..q~~ to aver · THE DAILY 'SENTINEL •• Is Read In OVer AND IMITATION lEATHER ..., lbe 7,1111t ' i ! 1 ...,. .,. ) 111r./· ----- -- CITY CARD SHOP ·101 MAIN ST. POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. ,., I ' ' ,. ' MANY All SIZES· .. ·LEATH1R loodlall fields, . headunder By CHESTER bOULD SHIECIDT The ONLY Newspaper memory ea... ·il!aetlon lime, and fGrm lbe basiJ for i~Jt!Peat ' !te typl- Na~ .. ' ' AtLowAo • ' OTfiER .CIRCULATED IN MEIGS COUNTY ' 239.95 ' j ~ ~~~~~-~~-~'tl~i~+-...,MM'"Ii;,.,~~-~,...... ' I ,\ - ',-I '(- J ..· ', ' I · '• ' :~· ·f ' ~ '•~" ,j..i ..-, .,.. •t. ' I, ;;.. I· ' ' ' ...... -- .. f 0 ' '' ... ' -t) ·, ' !; ;• ' • ; • ., ,f' 'fRi.\10 W~ oorh ·I-4\\/E A· Cf.I01cd NO ~o~JlNO OW, AND TH' t)OOO'S l .eport ' ..•. ; ;'!>. '-..:. ALQ:i!ACN l'M Gf.T11N' ~EAL il~£0 (J 1 1415 PlAC1:· I!IJ T I '~ I Kingsbury Soc•aJ News i By' HA~~-'1'"' ,. ..F . '_....:'.. l {f...k .... LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE !:OR. lJ;1ouaL£ �' ' ,. J ( '"·I' , ' ' •, ' :,/ ,.' ' I ' folf....g ..af" C--! . .,, , l • I".Harriso~ . ~-.--~:!-.•n~.e-""',John Stout an4 Frabcls 0VW N .JUt~ ' ety· . otes .. Soci.ety ' News lead .. ' li~ ..h ' tem·a.ue Eas i'J.t:: Jarsbi ~(,l . p ( 1 Mary Howell. Mr. and Mn. Junior. HolleY , ·and Our storekeeper, Mr. and children spent tbe .Wft!<end Mrs. Earl MeGrath. ter ipeDCIInc the 'tlllller wl!ll · Fait has come borne from Co- in Milton, w. Va. ., Chari~ McGrath is empleyed ·ber grandson In ·~ .. ~ I I ,, :.tl - ---. alibii!Y GOQGLE ol'd SNUFFY SMITH GIVE MEVORE . .JUG, PAW. Mrs. Jane Gilkey spent some lime cllring for Mrs. Ave Gil· key wbe Is ill. Mrs. Vema Haning of New Albany· called on Mr. and Mrs. Guy liolen. by Leo Morris hauling for the Mr. and Mra. Clajr Wauoner Landman store~~. · and Joy called 011 Mr. and ~ Mr. and Mrs. elifford South Waggoner Sunday. moved away from lbe Hallie · ~• .IGII• Slood Stiles farm. . , Mr. and Mrs. EBjsh Estep . ARR£STS ~RDBP and daughter called on Mr. and PT. P~ .:..· Arrestl Ml'a. ~ther Allshouse and Mrs. Attina. , . · re<:onled at the ·cGunly jail duro daughter.called on Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Uda Powell. Mrs. Dml-lng the past' twenw,.four.,boun ~ Welsh. . \ ahue, Mrs. Wells ap4,- M r ~ were JohL Burgy,, ct, .Buatln&· Mr. Earl F~ baa. hill eye Stout attended preaching at-the ton, lind Arthur ClllnQ, f4,•1funt. surg~. Mrs. Foil and daugb- Lower LightHouse in PomeJOJ ln&foo, both clllrpcl wjl]! ~ ter Visited him SUnday. Rev. Myers Is pastor there. loDeaUon; and Charlet·M) By~· Jane Gllk<f and Mrs. Mra. 'Joe Carsey and1 Cathy 'us, 2S, Pt. Pleasant, ·~ged Ml1mie MI-'Gralb called on Mrs. vlsited Mrs- Newman. with driving while lnlosk,ted. Soul Miss Addle Bradfield Is 1m. . Mrs. Mollie MI-'Grath and son proved. Guy Cl!rtwrl&bt hit 18fe1J Ill'' Leroy _ _;__w_ere_·..;aues~.:ts..:•::.f.:M::r·:..:an::d_;Mrs.::::_:J::osl::e~H::el~tg~er:.:is:..::ho:::me::::_:al::·.:26:.;:CODieeti=:::Uve:::._~bueball:::::=_!l:amM:: · where be underwent surgery for cataracts. · Mr. and ·Mrs: Dale and daughter, spent evening with tbe Robert Alkire~~. Robert Gibson of the arrived safely at his base alter a 30<1ay 1¥lth home folks. Francis Alkire and son spent an evening with Mrs. Gibson. . Wilson is t.elplng care for Bradfield, who Is In poor health. . Mrs. Alpha Douglas IS ing a rouple of weeks granddaughter in Mr. and Mrs. Edgar of Swanton called on Mr. and Mrs. Dale. Dye and Mrs. John Stout Envoy and Mrs. Ray Willing were dinner guests Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Faud- Mr and Mn Frank J....,;.y and Eddie ,0 f • • , , and Mr. and Mrs. Larry , 1 _............,..led-all classes wll'laod David, of Langsville, Josie Heilger is of 15 per cent or above weekend visitors of their the winter all of ~ subjecta at East· ents, Mr. and Mrs. her seboal during the flftb 'l'llomas and Patricia. Gary Foley. ltlb:··weeka grading period (tbe Mrs. Howard Thomas sr., Friends will be sorry to · · l~~a~nes in capltsls had all A:' tered the Ho~ Hospital. sam Wyatt 1s Seriously l'reUm. - ·Linda Baer, Ka· omderwent surgery in Holzer Hospital luld Mrs. Rutb Ann Barnhill. and is recovering nicely. by Halliday in Meii!~. Cll'Y Sbrlnetta wIll Codner, BlU Cole, Kar-- room number is 214. Ava Gilkey has llltlet' 'lbursday mning, Aptil en Ebenba_cb, Mike Elberfeld, Mr. and Mrs. Maury Miller, somewhat improved. ll,llh, :111 the and Oblo George Glllllan, Pam GrlfflD. Janie and Sandri left for CIJiea. scme what improved. ~ •Company office at 7:!0 Nancy Hawk, Debbie Keebaugh, go, Ill .. where they will . · ,p. :li!, Avice Mays, PHYLUS MCIN· a few days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Gilkey, . ' JIQl!:K SPRINGS Debbie Morgan, Martin Mrs. Jaci< Elam. Billie, Mrs. and son, Joey of GallipoliS . ·~ Club meet. at lbe home Carol Sargent, JIm Fred Tuci<ermaD and Rhonda Sunday everung With Ava _;. Gl'llrs. Fred Goegloln, Tlwrs.lstetUer, Katlly Tuttle, DANNY!Jean Haning are spending Wed· key. ''· ~. April 20, at 1:30 p.m. IWILL. nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mrs. Jane Gllke~ of · WIUJNG WORKERS Class I Sopbom- - Rosemary An- Bratton of Carpenter. ~rt has been canng for Ava of tile · Enterprise UB Church 1d'."'w, Bllllara Batley, Naomi Mr. and Mrs. William Gilkey the last week. While wiU meet at the home of Mrs. Bissell, ~ DEAN, pam of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. here she called on the Robert Jobn .Smith Thursday April 20 Henderson, NANCY !CARR, Le- ert Venoy Toni and Mark Clarks and Mrs. Joho · Stout. at 7:30 P-~ ' '~~nora Michael, Louise Michael, I Mr. and Mrs. Edward ' . Robert :Alkire has gon• to his ree. TWILIGHT GARDEN Club Sandra Newlun, Shirley Ruck- Iand sons, of Pomeroy were JOl near Columbus. . Mr. and Mrs. Will~d Faudree ~meet at tho home of Mrs. er, PA'I'I'I SEXSON. I weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waggoner spram- made a business tip to Pom1 Diricht Parter, Thursday at Jwdors - Patti Bshr, Dennis Mrs. Howard Russell. ed an ardde, the daughter of eroy on Thursday. Mrs. Faud· 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Wheeler Btnedum, PA'I'I'Y BORING, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Mil· Paul Stemetz broke a leg ree attended the Home ...,~~;1 Drake as co-hostess. KATIIY GRIFFIN, Twila Kerr, bourne and family of Columbus, play, and the son of David Wise- meeting at the Salvation ' ·. JITNEY SUPPER at the ·Larry Spencer, VIcki Pooler 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeffers. man brok~ an arm. I'Wilaod Grade School, Friday !Woods. Valorle of Jackson were week- Ray Alkire attended a Sunday Apil 21, sponsored by the Me- / Senlon -: JACKI~ BAHR, end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. School party a~ the home o! Mr. thodlst Clwrch WSCS. Serving IDons DaviS, David Heaton, Joe Hatfield. and ~s. David Cumings And SPRING TIME Wm start at 5 p.m. IIJNDA HENDERSON, Janet Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierce, everung this week. GO TOGETHER AFTERNOON CIRCLE of ' Holsmger, EDNA McCOY, John and Randy have moved Recent callers of Ava flill<ov FOR ALL THE Reeth Methodist Church will Meredith, Sally Mora, I Dennis their new home (George War· her return from the hosFAMILY II!IODJOr a rummage sale, Frl- Newland, Ron Orr, T<iln Os- ner Property.) . pita! are Mary Bolin, Margar· '. lnd Saturday, April 2J • 22 borne, PA'I'I'Y. SMITH, Linda Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, et Douglas, Mrs. Clarence ·bl ·the Fry building on Mill Sl Spencer, S 1 N A SUMMER· Kall, Kevin and Charles ~strnan, Mrs. Barbara Young, ~ wishing pick-un serv- FIELD. Langsville were Sunday visiton Clifford Cuclder, Mr. and Mrs. Ice .: may ~ntact, Mrs. Nan of their parents, Mr. and Mra. ~bert J~well, Mr. ~nd MiiPno, Mra. Walter Hayes. Charley Smith, and Jo. After· Clinton Gilkey and Karen, THIRD ll:iiDAY CLUB meets noon visitors were Mrs. lily and Tad of Albany, · it : the hOme of Mrs. Bent2 Knapp and Mr. and Mrs. W'!!fe. 280 West Main St., FrtSmith, Donald and Mike. 0 ~· April Mr. and Mrs. Kennn•elh:.:~:r, i · Fridily MASON- 'il'allama_ Sen 1or man and family~ _of ~ mm ·AND SENIOR Class Is High Band will parhc1pate in were weekend vlSltors of ·r- •-ing a teen ·dance arty the Ravenswood Semor · HI gh son, Mr. and Mrs. u...,ene """ . . ht f II . p th I Band Feshval Saturdav, April Thompson Gina and Cyndla. • Frielaymg oowmg e, ·· ' ,.,,~,• ..., All s rt B t' 22, where Ravenswood Band Di· Miss Margie Warner ·~ po s School anquet a !,rector · J'lm p or te r, ~ 'II . Miss_ Jo S~uth, . ~ISII~ . . ~~·~:r.ll 1 . be m ~ Rutland High auditodum. The Jays will be 1n l charge. Bands .to particrpate m everung w1th Miss Linda :..,_ . . . . add1tion are Ripley, Pt. Pleas- 1 fer. OXFORDS ·l(l;tlng "\""' •• ofatthe3 evenmg acllv•bes, ant, Poco Buffalo of Putnam [ Mr Ann Barn'tz C I pm . • . , s. 1 • aro, AND • · · M!lton, Hannum, Hurricane and ry, Ellen and Mr. Don Young . , :Winfield. Pomeroy were Sunday dim>erll HI TOP .' Saturday i Judges from Marshall Un~ auests of ber parents, Mr. and , . , :-l!JNIOR FEL~OWSHJP 1:1ern- · ve:-'lty, West Vlrglnia State and Mrs. D. H. Robeson and ChesMENS ; ~ of Syracuse. Mlnersvtlle. 10hlo University will Juclce !the 1er Morris. I ,ii!\1 Forest R u n Methodist 1presentations. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur - ~ , ,. es and InVIted gue!ts! Wshama's band will play twc were Somday afternoon vi,itors · go on a hiking tr1p to Horse !triple A selections, Prometh- of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. SLIP 0~ $ 99 . Saliml!f. April :a·at • ·eus, by Beethoven, and the Ov- Herman warner and · ~J.Ii. Atter ~ hll!e, they will erture Caprlclo by llle con- Also vlsitil!g wer~ Mr. aod Mrs. TO NIUrn to fofest Run for a wlen- tempora'7 c?mposer: Shafer. George Warner, Margie, Rich· I • of the Director IS Gerald lard and I In 1-Dai!J ····~D(!iidle,ort. Q., A~JI, 196? u.e,werell·lolm. 1 At-J'I~L HIDE; IT IN TH' COOK POl' · -~ 'l ROBIN MALQHE - ,~lf~SSY, c;J3ll:l Ag DON'T HIOE ,IT INTHAR!! THAT'S TH' FIJST PlACE HE'LL LOOK LI'L ABNER I . '"' ;;: .. . '':". i ';';'.:. ... ~ , KEDS nME HOLDON,MA W1NKLE . !'VI: ?ONEN01HIN6 1/.lEC>AL. 15 ThiS TrlE TH.... N.:<::,O l 66 FOR LETTING YOUf1 HU5aAND· IN ONMYHALF·MILLION· DOI.lAI>. BUSINESS DEAl? 'IOU 1/NGRATEFII/.' ' . WOMAN ! - ,I $2.99 to $6.50 THE SHOE BOX Wohama Senior Bo nd Will Go T Ravenswolld 21t.. !I '. ~ By HOWlE ~~H'.-IEIDER I'VE HALF A Wllt..!D TO QUIT! CON ERSE MENS SHOES lamp 1we1nt out! Have to .95 pull 'er bacl<up' o.. ,,., CANVAS SHOES 2. ·~ ~vi~ults i:!.":~.s ~~~~----- - ... . .. '. - "POMEROY SENIORS have A few of tho Wahama Janior ghters Rhonda and. ,. D\Ollded their nlllllll8ge sale Hi~ Band members will par- spent Wednesday eve~ng ,, _, 'Friday and Saturday in tho 1 lie~pate in the feslivilies. · Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bnckles. ~ Building. There will be 1 " Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bailey .' .~ of new rummage, and had as recent visitors Mrs. , ~ stze dresses. · 1Wendell Williams and family of ·m MEIGS Marauders At!J. 1Portsmouth. .lettc Boosters wUl sponsor a Mr. and Mrs. John Dean visit.· lllall IChool dance party this I ed recently with Mr. and Mrs. · ,. - . , . Saturday night at 1he Kenneth Marl<ins at Racme. 1;-:;;;;;::::;;;:::::;:: :::::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::::: Elementary auditor· Former pastor of the Car\eton 1 Mrs. Roberta Caruthers visit• IIIJII from a to 11 p. m. The Church, Rev. and Mrs. Blaine Ied one day recently wllh Mrs. , IQI will emcee. Farley and children Joyce, . Alice King. · M'l'. MOIUAH Baptist Church en. Becky, Debbie and Beth Mr. and Mrs. Homer 11•111... 11 of 'MJddlwlrt will sponsor a Michigan have been visited recently with his •l•l•r II 1. ~e !ale Saturday, April z with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brlcldes, Chillicothe. ' tbf·Tri-Lustre Cleaners in Mid- Naomi, tbe Farley's begimllnl at 9 a. m. A dau8hter is attending Bob · of ~ goods will be es University in South Carolina. Proceedll from the \ Mr. and Mrs. William King will be osed for the Chi!- had as a recent visitor, Mr. and OF ALL NEW ·\< ~ii•; Band of the cbllrch. Mrs. Richard Hillman of Hem· lock Grove and Mr. and M'S. '· Monday Ernest Hillman of Pittsburg. AND Officers Club of Pa., and George Hillman also of Temple Pylhlan Sisters Pi:burg. · meet Monday evening, · and Mrs. Roger ~ at tho borne of Mrs. entertained with a ~ ner boooring her falber, Mr. Including ; .....,ABabr~ . liOWELL Tent No 95 Wayne Beal 00 his blfthday. ·· 1\loaday evnlng at tending were Mr. j and Mrs. Refrigerator and ~~t,;m. at lbe DAV Hall. All Wayne Beal, S•ndra, Linda and ·• Karla Beal, and Mrs. Elb,.be!h 11 Range art urged to attend. Murray. Jl .. I ~ YOU l<'E?~EI.\ 'lllU'~ ASKI>J6 0 . • . I ' .,. . I Wm< 'lllE ! IMMIGAAlla.l ALI~iliES/ l I ... ·j:J ., 'I BalW>,..., rut'3\0E! l By u. T. HAMLIN READ ... IN OVER 5200 HOMES •• 3 ROOMS I FURNITURE 5 595 ••• BINCB ' Mrs. Hazel Arnold and f a n l i - 1 1 - - - - - - - ly had as recent visitors Elmer lludied eomputers for Nichols of Albany, Tom Sham· ««nplpers are lin of Balllmore, Mrs. Charles people. Human be-l Mash, Jr., and Butch and Su· being Olplored at 1 san, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Brof;qi!fiillill. IDstitule o1 Techno!- I ford and daughter, Evelyn and , 1 cOmputer to de-/ Mary Francis, all of Columbus. Middleport, 0. people learn and Mrs. Walter Burke and clau· BAKER FURNITURE ·" "" problems. Haaeywell computer !Ill ANEW FLAME ... ----- . The ONE Newspaper In Most Homes·· •• In Many Homes-.· ...... ~· thlnlc,N to be cherished I pinto mch • mmputer ~ a\ KING JAMES VERSION STANDARD VERSION .-=\ (UPO - Six ao- i ..,..q~~ to aver · THE DAILY 'SENTINEL •• Is Read In OVer AND IMITATION lEATHER ..., lbe 7,1111t ' i ! 1 ...,. .,. ) 111r./· ----- -- CITY CARD SHOP ·101 MAIN ST. POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. ,., I ' ' ,. ' MANY All SIZES· .. ·LEATH1R loodlall fields, . headunder By CHESTER bOULD SHIECIDT The ONLY Newspaper memory ea... ·il!aetlon lime, and fGrm lbe basiJ for i~Jt!Peat ' !te typl- Na~ .. ' ' AtLowAo • ' OTfiER .CIRCULATED IN MEIGS COUNTY ' 239.95 ' j ~ ~~~~~-~~-~'tl~i~+-...,MM'"Ii;,.,~~-~,...... ' I ,\ - ',-I '(- J ..· ', ' I · '• ' :~· ·f ' ~ '•~" ,j..i ..-, .,.. •t. ' I, ;;.. I· ' ' ' ...... -- .. f 0 ' '' ... ' -t) ·, ' !; ;• ' • ; • ., ,f' 'fRi.\10 W~ oorh ·I-4\\/E A· Cf.I01cd NO ~o~JlNO OW, AND TH' t)OOO'S l .eport ' ..•. ; ;'!>. '-..:. ALQ:i!ACN l'M Gf.T11N' ~EAL il~£0 (J 1 1415 PlAC1:· I!IJ T I '~ I Kingsbury Soc•aJ News i By' HA~~-'1'"' ,. ..F . '_....:'.. l {f...k .... LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE !:OR. lJ;1ouaL£ �,, \ About Middleport ' .. , ,' •r ,., ' •J is Sfufly ramily in '-NSI:J Hotd Rummage Sale May s:-6 lGiv~n em:-= ' ~m: =~ ~:: was ed bJ a poop di~ ,It was vemon on-Jay, May t, aad li Finltl emngtlllellf.l were ~ ~..!': Jr ~at .~ ::"': ~~;!":-~!~:! m; 'lftg of pastors aad lay wor· made I the · sal • • · .,..... ~-. ·• •~ "' ""' · keD at Columbus May 17. A .....,.._ lll'ill be beld~S ·-•e,l :J!riendiJ: Orele moetinl 4lf lbe 11111G111 lbe rleh.as well u lbe --'-'~-""- .;_ lhe, ,.._. for , ........ W -~ OW UJd1ed 'Trlllii.Y Cllllreb .,__ Scriplllni CorlDIIdiDs ............... ,W ..... in llle- Downie Buildln.l ... to •daJ mnlng. 'l1le verse, : "i3lll eUpter ., ~- Pial ~ hymnaiJ - m.tde aDd • V. D. Edwards IDs. AgeDcy In .lib dllpler ol EpbesiBJIS, was. Wemtr was followed bJ 1 l'iad- tbank·JOU note received Pomoroy bJ 1be J~F Class 4lf lhe opening t1Joo8bt. liome of riDi "Faitb Is 1 Milhll' ·l!IJrl,. . . Mrs. D. V. Welzel. lbe United ~ellwdist Ollrtll lbe pressures oo families today ross," aad closing prayer ,by -Mis. Roy Mayer rmd Mnj · Monday e~and lbe effect on family life of lbe leader. 1Jur1nR lbe fu!l• e Donald Houck served • ~ • 'I'M meellng m lbe cburch tile. rapid social dlaDge was meeting wllb Mrs. 'l'bmDis tGUl'se from at able careyiDg parlor was opened by lbe pmi- ~~""""""' by the leader foil YGUDC. president prosldillg, lin. oui'lbe spriDg lbeiDe. dent, Mrs. Jed Wellster, 51'., · wilh devotions from .1o1m 1..:1 ~· ' ' ' ' a reading and a poem .., "Peace/' and clDsed willl .prayer. Tbe roll eaJJ was amnrered bJ · a lww!ehold lllnL A rwndrobin :S ' \ 1 at Friendly Circle Meeting ~ hmiiJ In ' -n.: AJbertWoodlretplld I* *"'· m:me ·.,,,..,.,'ed worbboP mee1iD1 I . .' nr: I can! ...., se~~t io Verlie G«dan, a patient at Holzer Bospilal. and a sllent aucliaD was beld dmiDg llle social bour: 'I'M ld<8Jam was I* s rted by Mrs. Allen Eiclllnger who read ''Peter, Prince of Apos- Ues." A dessert morse was served bJ Mrs. Antone Lucl:e and Mrs. Marie CUster ll> II members, and one guest, Mrs. Looise Ca-yerlee. Shop At Elberfelds In Pomeroy Friday9to 8 PM-Satu~ay 9to 9 PM Use Our Free Parking 1 Across From the 2nd Street L~ • in Mens Jackets and Boys Jackets. A Special Playtex Sale of Cross Your Heart Bras - and Another Big Shipment and Sale of Timex Wrist Watches - Special Vaolues in Mens and ater irm's ur·c ase . e otiations ont1nue Boys Sport Shirts- A$6.00 Sale of Big Yank Uniforms for ' Men - Bargain Sale of RCA Whirlpool Air Conditioners - . Womens and Girls Playweor in the Ready To Wear Department on the 2nd Floor. Living Room Furniture- Bed Rtom Furniture and Dining Furniture on the 3rd Floor-Big Savings on Gfidden Paints- and Tenific: Values in G.E. Appliances in the Housewares Department on the 1st; Floor. Make Elllerftlds II Po11eroy Your Shoppilg Center ,. ELBERFELDS . Sale! JACKSON and PERKINS da• I ·woRLD pawn supen101ed Nl& The IMit popullr IIIII IMit ......... Vll'iltleJ. From 8.99 and up in lively little heels ePEACE-C...myYellow · ell AZf- 8ri1Jiant bel eCRIMSON GLORY- DMp Crimson e ETOILE DE HOLLANDE- Bright Red e DICICSONS RED- Velvety Sarlet Reel eK. T.MARSHALL-GiowingPink eCOUNIESS VANDAL- Copper, Bronze, Pink e ECUPSE- Golden Yellow eMRS. P. 5. DUPONT- Deep Galden Yellow e K. A. VIKTORIA- PuN While . eTALISMAN- t-tonedCIIJiperyRed eFASHION- Coni~ Pink, 5vffusecl Gold eCPUNTESS DE SASTAGOTwv Toned Coppery Pink • DR. NICOLAS- Pink Ctlmber ezuw QUEEN- Deep Maroon OFF 1.39 5 To All 1967 Grilli...... 8oth lop and Girls. S.ve IO%hen. Chapman-Canaday In the Mldcl.. llock Nat t. na, rfe!ck POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE EACH Jackson and Perkins .Redi-Pianted PATENTED ROSES eRose No. 1 • Valencia, Bronze 4.25 Your Full S.nb lank Is ... OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 ' ' POMEROY NATIONAL eJohn F.ICenn•., • Pure White 4.25 • Troplcau - Fluor~~cent Oungj hcl ' 4.25 eMulctn~~ -lvoly TinW Reel elob Hope - Dark Reel · 4:S elnoltched - Glowing Pink 4.00 eLucky L.dy - Dark Pink _ 4.sO eNew Yorker- Velvety W 3.U' e Stwllng Silver- Sliver, .......,,. • Uo • ·~ (- ·. t ...... &~ " .,..).,. .. . . . . . . qs ' • 'l' '· • .en tine Entrance. This Week End We Are Featuring Terrific Bargains Stunlyl Hanlyl Everl!laamlngl II ••• 11111 Perldns a- lu1hn Two ,_. flllil. showdowu was uuavoida· 'publicly in ".Aspida." BY TilE UPJ Men.t /or Killer · IIA!ItJLTON, 01110 - .....,. · coe Barnetti was coDYicled o1 firsl-4egree murder iD 1 b e I1 , , knif&al!IJing of Mrs. Hallie• Lewts, shortly after nipt today, but a Butler Couo- , \Y l)mpla Pleas JUfJ recomIIM!Ilded mercy. Tbe .....,__ daHao saved bin !rom the elel!trlc dlalr but made 1 llfe sen- I ~ mandatory. He pleaded IDnocent by rea- ' son of Insanity to the murder of i the elderly widow wbo lived the same apartment bouse la!l Dec. II. 1 a. .mid-I I ' ·: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 20, 1967 caldwell german thomas williamson