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MHS Is 5-4-t l terfield to put the fire out, II Pat Archer walked, Demoskey\ Jackson had threate~ed !o ~ fanned I, walked four. \ et ~ball team dealt Jack· !.flll· ~1' .._ SJOO.¥. Southem Dlviiion defeat ~ay af. ·ler , ~hocil at 'Mlddl~pert' In a light, 1-ll $JJ19ut •\ljtcl)ed •by WlY Carl Demoskey With • brief assist by righthander BJll Swan. • 1 ' 'lbe de<f.slon, co~ lb . !'wo extra lnnlngil, · was tbe ~st league vi~ lor the Jackets, now . H 1 Willie. Jackson was knocked rlnto second Plllce .,, ith a ' 3-2 record. GallipOlis leads the division with a 4-1 record. Bend overall. · 1he could. He did, fanning Bob flied o~t to left, and Swan take ~he game I~ the dtventh ·>tbe Jackets were to meet the :l)<iomoskey bteezed through Mount, getting lead off batter singled, sending Archer to when lcado!f batter of the In· Pomerey cl'!lllthers In 1 ~:first ·four Innings facing the Ralph 'l'en-y to pep out to third base. George Sauer walk· oing, Harold H.we tripled, But seCond ~· of the rei\IIaiiQD 12 batters, giving up third basema~ ·.Ma~ Tannehill, ed to load the bases h• was cot d~wn at the plate Sectionai·Ciass A twli slng)~s 8lljl backed up by a and brother ·Dartel Tercy to Cleanup batter Tannehill, who on Exline's fielder's choice Middleport sharp' defense afield. ' •ky oot to new centerflelder had singled with two out in the ,.ground baU. 1'' same clubs .also han a Bill 'leeding off the fifth for Demoskey. first inning for th,e Jackets, and Demo$key gave up just \hree league game to make up. . · JacksOn, D. Exline was aate ", ' died on base, delivere4 his see· hits on his actual 7 inning; · nf >' BY INNINGS · on an error at shortstop, and Thatftdldone,. ~wann!•tur:cd to ond hit, a soft fly that dr~pped pitching, fanned six, walked no- Jackson 0011 000 00- o3 Ken • Cardwell singled, moving centerue " and ..""mos ey .!0 safely back of .second b a's e, bodx. MHS 000 000 01- 1 j I Exline It third, with nobody t~hlllbei\Und,•. ~hen the Jackson , Archer scoring and ending the 1 Jackson's ace pilchtr, Darrel D. Terry (LP), Mapes (5) and "st•me 8 1 out. gan. ! game. Archer's single in the Terry started, pitched four in· Gllliland. Demoskey 1WP), yow Rlghthandcd junior Bill Swan, Still 0.0 afler 7~ Innings, t~e i fifth was the only other MHS nings, Jnd ,'Was relieved by Swan (5), Dtimoskey (6) and last the regular catcher and lately Jackets won it m the eighth 1 hlt. Mapes, who finisbed. Together, Leffingwell. a pitcher, eame in from cen- when Freshman second sacker _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _:__:__ _ _ _ _.::__,__,..::__ _ __ _ __ G F.f h v· Re·dmen .: et I t ICtory I . ~ R h b ge ~~~wm:v~~nt~u~~· ;..~~~~~ Hurls KC ~~~s~t~:~~~~-~::~~: ' JS ~ed~~~~~~ Into Frna .,t MAYS IMPROVING the New York Mets Nadonal League nigbl Ken Grady fanned 17 an di dopble. Barry Alberts had cinnatl ~eds 0 picked up his American League I W. L. Pet. GB Mays, who now has gave up only two hils Thursday double In four trips. . second w n without ' a loss for W. L. Pet. GB Cincinnati 15 7 .682 ... ' Rothgeb ~ 3t Sp11 Trlb eld tareer extra·base hits. afternoon at Rio Grande as Tbe Redmen dropped a 5-4 Ohio U But Robbins was tagged Detroit 10 7 .588 ... ' Pittsburgh 10 6 625 2 Jon Rothgeb tossed a two hit.. Stan Musial's major league sn Coach Art Lanham s Rio con~t Wednesday afternoon at for 10 hits. 'Chicago 10 1 .588 ... Atlanta 11 7 .611 2 ter T~ursday allerncon at Ky· leading total oll,377. DON MIUS Grande College Redmon down· At!liiHs to tbe Ohio University Frankie Collins went the dis· :New York 9 8 .529 1 St Louis 11 7 .611 z ger Creek as Coach J••hrmy ed Ohio Valley College of Park· IJV'~c,B,ill Sawyer's single in lance for Rio Grande and was 1Boston 9 8 .529 1 Clucago 8 8 .500 4 Wickline's Kyser Creex Bob- RECORD FIEIJI I BUD SIMPSON ' 9 9 .500 1~. Philadelph. 9 10 .474 4\1 cats downed Coolvflle 6-2 to go NEW YORK (IJPI) -The enburg 6-2. The Redmen are , th~h scored the winning charged with the Joss but he Baltimore DICK KARR, JR. now 5·9 and meet the 0 hI o Irun:::, ~. gave up only ' tour hils. Califorma 10 10 .500 I \1 San Fran 9 10 .474 4\1 into the finals of the Cia" A United Slates Golf Association U•iversity JV's Saturday after· I ,Eifaie . Robbins, Hlllsboro,jOmo Valley 000 000 002-~ 1 z:wasbington 9 9 .500 1\', 1Los Angeles 7 12 .368 5\1 Section•! ba~ll tournament. announced Thursday a lnfovr IMW•OJ . noon at Rio Grande. drafted last summer by the Cin- Rio GrHnde 100 210 20x-6 10 2lCleveland 8 9 .417 2 New York 7 13 .350 7 Kyger Creek , Will meet the entry for the 67th U.S. Co~collod? Wo Con Writ. If" Grady had a one hitter going 1--- Mmnesota 7' 10 .412 3 Houston 7 14 333 7~ , wmner of today s Secllonal be· June 15-18 at the Baltursrol into the top o! the nlnth in- 1 '.l :Kansas City 7 11 3119 3'h Thursday's &e.ulis tween Middl~port, and P~~·- ~· Club, Sprmgfleld, N.J. ning when the visrtors scored Pits 9 Los Ang. 3, night roy, on the wmner s home !re!d. The. USGA said lhat both runs on one hit. Grady ~ Thursday's Games IHouston 4 Pili Ia 1. mght Larry Daughterly, a former golfers are expected In partiCI· walked four and there were , (No games scheduled) San Fran 3 New York I, night Kyger c;ee~ student. had both pate. Last year's Open, held at cnly three balls hit out of the I Ill I Probably Pitchers ChiCago at Atlanta ppd ram. ?I Jl®lvdle s two hi!•· one an the Olymptc Country Club in Infield I All Times EDT (Only games scheduled) mfield smgle. RotH!il!ll walked San Francisco, had a field of OVC had no exira base hits, , By SANDY PRISANT Bill Mazeroskl got the b1ggest Today's Probable Pltcben five and struck out)!. -~~~ ~~2~,4~75~p~l~ay~e~rs~•._._._iiiiii~::::~:~:=:;~ only smPle< by Gary Bayes m UPI Sports Writer hit of the seventh inhing, a American League Sl Loms (Hughes 0.0) •t Top stickmen for the ~ the th•rd mnm• and by Blll i Ci!ptaln Maury Wills is still , booming bases.Joaded triole, but , New York (Ford 2·1) at ChiCago (Nye 1.1). 2 30 p.m 1cats w're Joey Wills, who '• Sivert in the ninth. pulling rank on the Los Angeles , for Manager Harry Walker's Kansas c.ty (Nash 2·2), a n m I Los Angeles !Mtller 1).3) 01 a homerun w1th one on; Dave ' . Top hitters for the Redmen • Dodgers. : money the man who did the JOb I' Washington (Pascual I~) at 1Pin I adelphia 1Bunmng 1.31 8 05 Jividen had a double while :Ion were Frank Collins, two for ' He may have been shipped off ! was Wills Walker, who watched Caltforma (Brunet 1·3). 11 p m •p m. ' Rothge~, '•Davrd Darst, RICk four. both smgles; Did< LaW· to Pittsbur~h. but Wills showed I the little pepper pot shellack his I Chicago tJohn 1).2), at Cleve· : San Francisco <Bolin 2·2) •I Moodt, and Jumor Howarol ' ~ry I son, one for two, a smgle: Dave Thursday night he still' runs the ~itching stall for nearly a 41101 land <Hargan) 2·21. 8·30 p.m I Pltllhurgh tSisk 0.11 8.!l'i P m , singles. Rekers, two for four; Bill ' Dodgers. by punching out three ; batting average against the I Boston (Rohr 2~) at Mlnneso· Cmcinnall l ~lhs' 2.21 ai l Kyger Creel< Is now 2·2 MciJonnagh, two for four, ,, hits ; and batting In a pair of . Rues last season. Mentioned all (ta (Grant 0·3), 9 p.m. Atlanta IBruce 1 ~ 1 . 8 05 p.m. the ':'ason, both wins comll'g eluding a double, ·and Ken Gra· runs durmg the P~rates expl"' l the qualit1rs that make a man a l Baltimore (Barber 2·1) at Houston (Giush 0.41 at New Sectional toutnament nhy. dy, two for three, includin~ a !sive lh1 victory. •York tSeaver 2.11 , u pm. Coolville 10001101- 1! 1leader- and a first cla;s ball iDetro1t tOlohch Z.l) , 9 pm. - - -..·-- · · - ~ "They're frren4s.': s~y~ ,; the , player. ' Saturday's Games s, •~rday's Games Kyger Creek 1100 303 x-<i 6 3 16f,pound bundle of energy,': "Wtlls made himself a super·!Baltimore at D<trOit Houston at New York Batteries: ~lvlile - All· Iand they slill call me raplain " .1 star by tireless dedication I Boston at Minnesota San r ran a\ Pittsburgh top fLP) apd McKmght: Kyger · I l's true that shoul• of "Hey. playmg hard every minute, but : Chicago at Cleveland, twllighl st Lours at Cbtcago 1Creek - Rothgeb I WPI ""d : Cap" came from a variety of most of all he's got that prode NY at Kans City, twilight Cmcmna li at Atlanta , 2 Howaf!l, 1118 ~\'en ' Dodgers durm• pre··· ",'war~ lo exC<!I You just can'\ beat it," W~~.hmgton at Cahforma. m•ltt Los Ang at Phil. night ATHENIAN KILLED ups. bul whether !hey re sl1ll he said. ' ATHENS. Ohio :UP]) .lt Uses Old Methods I James A Hudnell 28 Athens 1 Wills' friends is anolhcr m' lk r l\ I Th~ man who shattered Ty The Houston Aslros are In , 3101' was killed ThurSd~y ~en • That is why we suggest you shop first at . , b b 11 Cobb s 47·vear·old ba,. stealm~ last place and In no poSitiOn to ,l • car in which he was riding Southern H••h ~h a fl record with 104m l962, turned worry about pride. Thorsda) By United .Preso International : Jackson (5) Wrse 1 19\ and crashed Into 8 tree stump a· the New York Clothing House for the team won Its seven gam 0 ; to the bat to Jay destruction on mghl they just turned to old . Natrona\ League 1Darlymple. WP- Farrr\1 (].(]) long Ohio 50A near hare. the season With 3 6-l vlctoryfl~~: , furmer mates Thursday. · method of ~etting plenty of hits Chicago at Atlanta, ppd rain 1LP- Eitsworth (J.I) . HR- A;.' ' 1 ~!•,duation Gifts. The selection :' finest ~~ . North Galha Thursday a I Wills currently rockinR Dpdg. -nin~- and scormg several promonte !2nd). I ' GET AGREEMENT noon on tHe Pirates flnme dia-ler pitchmg at a 4110 clip, i early runs-lour-to stop the San Fran · 010 001 1101- 3 5 01 HAMILTON., OhiO (UI'j) -; I was never finer. m~nd. The loss was North Cat. , reminded hrs friends early he Phlls New York 1100 100 000- 1 50 I Carpenters Local 637 Wednes· l ' ' "I By United Press International I Wl"JJ wI s Haunts D0daers 1\S p·Il'ates Ra11yFor 9•3w· I I That Graduate Deserves h V B t G"ft t e es 1 1 Southern W• s th p•Iraf es . M• Lea1!Ue IJOe • scores -· lh; as: ifl, lias secqnd m elght outmgs Torn•do rl•hthander, Mike Jenkins a senior went the dis· tontc o~ the hrll for the winner~ : ·~ li!'t'H ~rl ,~. . . hM·~ to tnree h•l'. Jenkins fanned eip~t and wolkd ro"' Iwas stitl around by doubling in 1 1 Don W•lson. Tutk F:'l rrt>l and McCorrr.ick r.mzy 181 and Los Ang 000010200-- 1 R ? dav r• .,.ht 51 g~ed an agreement ~ the ftr3t innmg and .scormg on C·Tn 'I ~ember a co.,hmed to Hailer Cordwell, La mare (9) 1Pitts 1110 100 10x-;- 9 14 \l'llh tlre Ham1}to~ Gene~a:nCon~ I the first of three smgles hy !"row ,, f1ve h1tler wh1le Ru,ty and 6rote. WP- Mcror m ~rk II· Drysdale, Egan 17) M1ller (71, tractors Assocratron, end 8. Roberto Clemente j St ·:·b and Bob Asoromont~ 0 Ll'- Cardwell (2·21. IIR- Perranoski 17). Moeller (8). and l three day strike. and resu;:un~ Waits Until Seventh 1 were combm·n.l{ for four hi ts Hart 13rd). I Torborg; Veale.' M1~kelse~ (81 work on $15 m1lhon . wort o But the Bucs' new third and two RBI's to lead the - and May, Pagharom 181. WP- projects.__ ___ , baseman wmted until the Houston attack Houston 201 1011 000- 4 9 0 Veale (4-0). LP- Esan 11·•1). DIES IN FIRE seventh to make Walter O'Mal· j A couole of New York Giants Pht! 000 000 100- I 5 0 .,.--ELYRIA, Ohio (UPI) -Mrs. II elester, Rosie and Kermit have been selllng graduation gifts for quite some time. ' . • Stop in and let them show you the latest styles in Top Quality Merchandise. Nortlr Gallia's lone run was ley really look silly for trading returned to haunt the Mets I Wilson, Farrell 14) Semhera l' American League John Boreske, 51, Elyria, · 0 scored m the second ~ a three- hint for Bob Ba1Jey . ' Mike McCormick. whose balte·! 17) and Bateman; Ellswor\h, G. No games scheduled Wednesday In " litO at base ~ror on a ball hrt by Cat· I With the bases loaded and the rv male was Mets' ,l"anager 1·- - - _ , · , ,,-. - - - - home whieh was.belleved to cher Jim Crace and a smgle by I P~rates traihn~ 3-2, the Nat>onal l Wes Westrum when he broke In I I lntematfooal League Stalldlllp caused by smoking. She was a POMEROY Allen Hall The Plrales only League's !lfth leadmg hitler ' at the Polo Grounds m 1956, I ' By United Preu lnt<roalfonal :semi-invalid who was confined 51 other ..bits wer ~gles by Ted uooed hiS overall average to 1allowed only one run and live W. L· •Pd. GB to a wheelchair. -··· ··-·-·-------!""'--!!!"'""!'11!!'!!!"!'11!!'!~-...,!'1'!"'"'".'!!!1! llall and Ken Ralllfl. 3311 by stroking twO:ron single hils over seven and 1·3 innmgs. l Buffalo 5 2 717 ... I ·-~ . 1 1 0 Sout~~rn grabbed a · le.ad that ignited a seven·run inning , It was McCormick's f~tst win oi l Columbus 5 2 .717 1 ...- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . ; . ._ _ _ _ _ _,..; In the first when Bcb Grueser l and gave Bob Veale his fourth the year and his llfst in the Syracuse 4 3 571 1 , lit 1 wolk~d, stole second and third victory of the season. National League since 1962. Rochester 5 4 .55& I 'J' a.nd then came home on a .s.ac·l Elsewhere in the National ' The other ex·New Yorker who Richmond 3 5 .373 2~ ··• n!lce by Ray Proffitt. The lor. , League , San Francisco topped : did the JOb was, as usual, Willie I Jacksonville 3 5 375 2% • ' nadoe~ •corerl three tunes In I New York 3·1 and Houston ! Mays A Slxth·lnning single bv 1 . ATLA~'TA fUPI) - The Cm· Toledo 2 4 J33 2¥•1 ,. . . · ' emnali Reds' l>rsl order ol bu'·l the !purth as J enkl'ns led off downed Philadelphra 4-1 The ' the man who may be the Gl3nt '. . Toronto z 4 333 2 ~ · gle Tom Diddle walk· I · . ' I mess m a four·game weekend lh 8 WI sm ' • Cubs and Braves were ramed 1centerfreld forever. brought Thursday's R••ulls erl, aiJII Amos Wallbrown, Ken· Iout at Atlanta. I home Jesus Alou with the tie- ! serres here will be lo try to gel No gam<s scheduled ny TJieiSs and Tim Cozart lol· i There were no games sche· l breaking run and gave San ' some rur.;. I.owp~ wr~h b~nt Sl~g~es :doled Thursday In the American i Francisco the senes two games 1 One thing was sure. eve" If ' DOWN UNDER HORSE ' . er '1001 ern rt .ers r ;ere iLeague. ito one. ! the wak·hitting Reds get evn ' 0 f:i~. two singles, P lit!, 1 a couple, ti would be a big 1m· ADELAIDE, Aus. (UP]) ·~~~bl~. and_Tom Diddle a sm· 1 provemcnt over the Tobm Bronze, one ol Australia's So~~;~:.~,~~: !~m;asl~;~ ! I series in St. Louis when top. stake horses, has been ' .. , ~ , managed only a total ol mv1led to appear In the Laurel 'I!''· ~,lllla~Y INNINGS hits. International in Maryland this ' 'L .. ii IOO 320 ~ 3V Sa~my Ellis, whose record November. 61 8 • • ~~;N'!I J 2·2, will work the -~--~----Nortn pallia 010 000 0 - l 3 LOUISVILLE, Ky., (UP() - ' Shore Stakes, the Gotham of the Allan Ia series J'enklns and Grueser. Ball, Damascus and Ruken, top II Stakes at a mile, and finally the against Ken Johnson i SkldOIOf• (5) and Crace. Icontenders among the 14 horses Wood Memorial ~I ~ 1-8 miles. Braves. I ~ , , r. · 1awailing Saturday's $,162,0001Damascus was second in the l The Br~ves ore tied lor ' m•, M~)w ....,,.. Leaders :Kentucky Derby, follow,ed l:OID• Gotham but won each of the · m the National League with St. ) , . , , Natloaal League •pletely different roads getting other races. ;Louis, both two games off the I G. All R. H. Pel. ready for the classic and thelr "We dlda't have any problems pace-setting Reds. " 1 2 CBlroriJ.!lf,.~ SptLI\ 16 67 14 6 .388 trainers said today each made getting him ready. l don't know .The Braves, who have '" 18 14 13 311 .357 It without a hitch. , if be likes the !rack at Cburcblil l on• leftbanlletj halter td I' ,. Will~·· Chi 16 61 ' 21 .344 : . . I j)owns or ncl Since 110 slarttng· lineup, WI)I'.O expecte•~l. Wilts, PI~ I 16 71 tO 24 .338 ' Aller Wlnntng tbe .R~m~n I two w~Jts over tl It Is it~ main! . hlhanders ' r1ood, StL 18 76 11 :15 .3113 ~takes last fall, ~,rnascus was i tell. , Tracks . the w._~{:~ l\lcCrvr,, SIL 15 1M 1z 18 ~ tak~n out of tralnmg by Frank Ibollier hilu," MceOO~ ·· . ~bly .11 • G\lo,Jt, PhU 18 51 9 •17 333 ,.,,ta~ey apd sent' Ill winter! Rqke . ,,PfP . . wt All~, Pit 16 81' ' 5 20 .328 Qti3~rs ~rc,mden, S.C.,,!~r: & l!owab ~is a PnlX r~~awt! f~: Phlilps Chi 16 4• 7 16 ·.327 rest. Mrs. Edith Bancroft's sori I d~s w en • s e, Pinson: etn 21' at t 2t .326 ol Swolll ,~er did not resttllle ! .~;;\ ,A,mo~•il' ~ague . racing unUI !llid·Marcb. \Q, AB,R, II. Pel. , ' Ruken &lso 44'1~~t w,tnnersl Thou~anCJ• . ~ 17 .. H 25 .~ rest after · t10- '26- .,00 r- t1.0~ 1"-lt 18. f\6 I~ 2S .3M Futurity in Se~~~~ 50 • 7 17 .8411 i buay . I 65 / g 22 :!38 . ,74 '9 24 New York Clothing House :,· AtIanf.a c·InCIDDatJ . . 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MHS Is 5-4-t l terfield to put the fire out, II Pat Archer walked, Demoskey\ Jackson had threate~ed !o ~ fanned I, walked four. \ et ~ball team dealt Jack· !.flll· ~1' .._ SJOO.¥. Southem Dlviiion defeat ~ay af. ·ler , ~hocil at 'Mlddl~pert' In a light, 1-ll $JJ19ut •\ljtcl)ed •by WlY Carl Demoskey With • brief assist by righthander BJll Swan. • 1 ' 'lbe de<f.slon, co~ lb . !'wo extra lnnlngil, · was tbe ~st league vi~ lor the Jackets, now . H 1 Willie. Jackson was knocked rlnto second Plllce .,, ith a ' 3-2 record. GallipOlis leads the division with a 4-1 record. Bend overall. · 1he could. He did, fanning Bob flied o~t to left, and Swan take ~he game I~ the dtventh ·>tbe Jackets were to meet the :l)<iomoskey bteezed through Mount, getting lead off batter singled, sending Archer to when lcado!f batter of the In· Pomerey cl'!lllthers In 1 ~:first ·four Innings facing the Ralph 'l'en-y to pep out to third base. George Sauer walk· oing, Harold H.we tripled, But seCond ~· of the rei\IIaiiQD 12 batters, giving up third basema~ ·.Ma~ Tannehill, ed to load the bases h• was cot d~wn at the plate Sectionai·Ciass A twli slng)~s 8lljl backed up by a and brother ·Dartel Tercy to Cleanup batter Tannehill, who on Exline's fielder's choice Middleport sharp' defense afield. ' •ky oot to new centerflelder had singled with two out in the ,.ground baU. 1'' same clubs .also han a Bill 'leeding off the fifth for Demoskey. first inning for th,e Jackets, and Demo$key gave up just \hree league game to make up. . · JacksOn, D. Exline was aate ", ' died on base, delivere4 his see· hits on his actual 7 inning; · nf >' BY INNINGS · on an error at shortstop, and Thatftdldone,. ~wann!•tur:cd to ond hit, a soft fly that dr~pped pitching, fanned six, walked no- Jackson 0011 000 00- o3 Ken • Cardwell singled, moving centerue " and ..""mos ey .!0 safely back of .second b a's e, bodx. MHS 000 000 01- 1 j I Exline It third, with nobody t~hlllbei\Und,•. ~hen the Jackson , Archer scoring and ending the 1 Jackson's ace pilchtr, Darrel D. Terry (LP), Mapes (5) and "st•me 8 1 out. gan. ! game. Archer's single in the Terry started, pitched four in· Gllliland. Demoskey 1WP), yow Rlghthandcd junior Bill Swan, Still 0.0 afler 7~ Innings, t~e i fifth was the only other MHS nings, Jnd ,'Was relieved by Swan (5), Dtimoskey (6) and last the regular catcher and lately Jackets won it m the eighth 1 hlt. Mapes, who finisbed. Together, Leffingwell. a pitcher, eame in from cen- when Freshman second sacker _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _:__:__ _ _ _ _.::__,__,..::__ _ __ _ __ G F.f h v· Re·dmen .: et I t ICtory I . ~ R h b ge ~~~wm:v~~nt~u~~· ;..~~~~~ Hurls KC ~~~s~t~:~~~~-~::~~: ' JS ~ed~~~~~~ Into Frna .,t MAYS IMPROVING the New York Mets Nadonal League nigbl Ken Grady fanned 17 an di dopble. Barry Alberts had cinnatl ~eds 0 picked up his American League I W. L. Pet. GB Mays, who now has gave up only two hils Thursday double In four trips. . second w n without ' a loss for W. L. Pet. GB Cincinnati 15 7 .682 ... ' Rothgeb ~ 3t Sp11 Trlb eld tareer extra·base hits. afternoon at Rio Grande as Tbe Redmen dropped a 5-4 Ohio U But Robbins was tagged Detroit 10 7 .588 ... ' Pittsburgh 10 6 625 2 Jon Rothgeb tossed a two hit.. Stan Musial's major league sn Coach Art Lanham s Rio con~t Wednesday afternoon at for 10 hits. 'Chicago 10 1 .588 ... Atlanta 11 7 .611 2 ter T~ursday allerncon at Ky· leading total oll,377. DON MIUS Grande College Redmon down· At!liiHs to tbe Ohio University Frankie Collins went the dis· :New York 9 8 .529 1 St Louis 11 7 .611 z ger Creek as Coach J••hrmy ed Ohio Valley College of Park· IJV'~c,B,ill Sawyer's single in lance for Rio Grande and was 1Boston 9 8 .529 1 Clucago 8 8 .500 4 Wickline's Kyser Creex Bob- RECORD FIEIJI I BUD SIMPSON ' 9 9 .500 1~. Philadelph. 9 10 .474 4\1 cats downed Coolvflle 6-2 to go NEW YORK (IJPI) -The enburg 6-2. The Redmen are , th~h scored the winning charged with the Joss but he Baltimore DICK KARR, JR. now 5·9 and meet the 0 hI o Irun:::, ~. gave up only ' tour hils. Califorma 10 10 .500 I \1 San Fran 9 10 .474 4\1 into the finals of the Cia" A United Slates Golf Association U•iversity JV's Saturday after· I ,Eifaie . Robbins, Hlllsboro,jOmo Valley 000 000 002-~ 1 z:wasbington 9 9 .500 1\', 1Los Angeles 7 12 .368 5\1 Section•! ba~ll tournament. announced Thursday a lnfovr IMW•OJ . noon at Rio Grande. drafted last summer by the Cin- Rio GrHnde 100 210 20x-6 10 2lCleveland 8 9 .417 2 New York 7 13 .350 7 Kyger Creek , Will meet the entry for the 67th U.S. Co~collod? Wo Con Writ. If" Grady had a one hitter going 1--- Mmnesota 7' 10 .412 3 Houston 7 14 333 7~ , wmner of today s Secllonal be· June 15-18 at the Baltursrol into the top o! the nlnth in- 1 '.l :Kansas City 7 11 3119 3'h Thursday's &e.ulis tween Middl~port, and P~~·- ~· Club, Sprmgfleld, N.J. ning when the visrtors scored Pits 9 Los Ang. 3, night roy, on the wmner s home !re!d. The. USGA said lhat both runs on one hit. Grady ~ Thursday's Games IHouston 4 Pili Ia 1. mght Larry Daughterly, a former golfers are expected In partiCI· walked four and there were , (No games scheduled) San Fran 3 New York I, night Kyger c;ee~ student. had both pate. Last year's Open, held at cnly three balls hit out of the I Ill I Probably Pitchers ChiCago at Atlanta ppd ram. ?I Jl®lvdle s two hi!•· one an the Olymptc Country Club in Infield I All Times EDT (Only games scheduled) mfield smgle. RotH!il!ll walked San Francisco, had a field of OVC had no exira base hits, , By SANDY PRISANT Bill Mazeroskl got the b1ggest Today's Probable Pltcben five and struck out)!. -~~~ ~~2~,4~75~p~l~ay~e~rs~•._._._iiiiii~::::~:~:=:;~ only smPle< by Gary Bayes m UPI Sports Writer hit of the seventh inhing, a American League Sl Loms (Hughes 0.0) •t Top stickmen for the ~ the th•rd mnm• and by Blll i Ci!ptaln Maury Wills is still , booming bases.Joaded triole, but , New York (Ford 2·1) at ChiCago (Nye 1.1). 2 30 p.m 1cats w're Joey Wills, who '• Sivert in the ninth. pulling rank on the Los Angeles , for Manager Harry Walker's Kansas c.ty (Nash 2·2), a n m I Los Angeles !Mtller 1).3) 01 a homerun w1th one on; Dave ' . Top hitters for the Redmen • Dodgers. : money the man who did the JOb I' Washington (Pascual I~) at 1Pin I adelphia 1Bunmng 1.31 8 05 Jividen had a double while :Ion were Frank Collins, two for ' He may have been shipped off ! was Wills Walker, who watched Caltforma (Brunet 1·3). 11 p m •p m. ' Rothge~, '•Davrd Darst, RICk four. both smgles; Did< LaW· to Pittsbur~h. but Wills showed I the little pepper pot shellack his I Chicago tJohn 1).2), at Cleve· : San Francisco <Bolin 2·2) •I Moodt, and Jumor Howarol ' ~ry I son, one for two, a smgle: Dave Thursday night he still' runs the ~itching stall for nearly a 41101 land <Hargan) 2·21. 8·30 p.m I Pltllhurgh tSisk 0.11 8.!l'i P m , singles. Rekers, two for four; Bill ' Dodgers. by punching out three ; batting average against the I Boston (Rohr 2~) at Mlnneso· Cmcinnall l ~lhs' 2.21 ai l Kyger Creel< Is now 2·2 MciJonnagh, two for four, ,, hits ; and batting In a pair of . Rues last season. Mentioned all (ta (Grant 0·3), 9 p.m. Atlanta IBruce 1 ~ 1 . 8 05 p.m. the ':'ason, both wins comll'g eluding a double, ·and Ken Gra· runs durmg the P~rates expl"' l the qualit1rs that make a man a l Baltimore (Barber 2·1) at Houston (Giush 0.41 at New Sectional toutnament nhy. dy, two for three, includin~ a !sive lh1 victory. •York tSeaver 2.11 , u pm. Coolville 10001101- 1! 1leader- and a first cla;s ball iDetro1t tOlohch Z.l) , 9 pm. - - -..·-- · · - ~ "They're frren4s.': s~y~ ,; the , player. ' Saturday's Games s, •~rday's Games Kyger Creek 1100 303 x-<i 6 3 16f,pound bundle of energy,': "Wtlls made himself a super·!Baltimore at D<trOit Houston at New York Batteries: ~lvlile - All· Iand they slill call me raplain " .1 star by tireless dedication I Boston at Minnesota San r ran a\ Pittsburgh top fLP) apd McKmght: Kyger · I l's true that shoul• of "Hey. playmg hard every minute, but : Chicago at Cleveland, twllighl st Lours at Cbtcago 1Creek - Rothgeb I WPI ""d : Cap" came from a variety of most of all he's got that prode NY at Kans City, twilight Cmcmna li at Atlanta , 2 Howaf!l, 1118 ~\'en ' Dodgers durm• pre··· ",'war~ lo exC<!I You just can'\ beat it," W~~.hmgton at Cahforma. m•ltt Los Ang at Phil. night ATHENIAN KILLED ups. bul whether !hey re sl1ll he said. ' ATHENS. Ohio :UP]) .lt Uses Old Methods I James A Hudnell 28 Athens 1 Wills' friends is anolhcr m' lk r l\ I Th~ man who shattered Ty The Houston Aslros are In , 3101' was killed ThurSd~y ~en • That is why we suggest you shop first at . , b b 11 Cobb s 47·vear·old ba,. stealm~ last place and In no poSitiOn to ,l • car in which he was riding Southern H••h ~h a fl record with 104m l962, turned worry about pride. Thorsda) By United .Preso International : Jackson (5) Wrse 1 19\ and crashed Into 8 tree stump a· the New York Clothing House for the team won Its seven gam 0 ; to the bat to Jay destruction on mghl they just turned to old . Natrona\ League 1Darlymple. WP- Farrr\1 (].(]) long Ohio 50A near hare. the season With 3 6-l vlctoryfl~~: , furmer mates Thursday. · method of ~etting plenty of hits Chicago at Atlanta, ppd rain 1LP- Eitsworth (J.I) . HR- A;.' ' 1 ~!•,duation Gifts. The selection :' finest ~~ . North Galha Thursday a I Wills currently rockinR Dpdg. -nin~- and scormg several promonte !2nd). I ' GET AGREEMENT noon on tHe Pirates flnme dia-ler pitchmg at a 4110 clip, i early runs-lour-to stop the San Fran · 010 001 1101- 3 5 01 HAMILTON., OhiO (UI'j) -; I was never finer. m~nd. The loss was North Cat. , reminded hrs friends early he Phlls New York 1100 100 000- 1 50 I Carpenters Local 637 Wednes· l ' ' "I By United Press International I Wl"JJ wI s Haunts D0daers 1\S p·Il'ates Ra11yFor 9•3w· I I That Graduate Deserves h V B t G"ft t e es 1 1 Southern W• s th p•Iraf es . M• Lea1!Ue IJOe • scores -· lh; as: ifl, lias secqnd m elght outmgs Torn•do rl•hthander, Mike Jenkins a senior went the dis· tontc o~ the hrll for the winner~ : ·~ li!'t'H ~rl ,~. . . hM·~ to tnree h•l'. Jenkins fanned eip~t and wolkd ro"' Iwas stitl around by doubling in 1 1 Don W•lson. Tutk F:'l rrt>l and McCorrr.ick r.mzy 181 and Los Ang 000010200-- 1 R ? dav r• .,.ht 51 g~ed an agreement ~ the ftr3t innmg and .scormg on C·Tn 'I ~ember a co.,hmed to Hailer Cordwell, La mare (9) 1Pitts 1110 100 10x-;- 9 14 \l'llh tlre Ham1}to~ Gene~a:nCon~ I the first of three smgles hy !"row ,, f1ve h1tler wh1le Ru,ty and 6rote. WP- Mcror m ~rk II· Drysdale, Egan 17) M1ller (71, tractors Assocratron, end 8. Roberto Clemente j St ·:·b and Bob Asoromont~ 0 Ll'- Cardwell (2·21. IIR- Perranoski 17). Moeller (8). and l three day strike. and resu;:un~ Waits Until Seventh 1 were combm·n.l{ for four hi ts Hart 13rd). I Torborg; Veale.' M1~kelse~ (81 work on $15 m1lhon . wort o But the Bucs' new third and two RBI's to lead the - and May, Pagharom 181. WP- projects.__ ___ , baseman wmted until the Houston attack Houston 201 1011 000- 4 9 0 Veale (4-0). LP- Esan 11·•1). DIES IN FIRE seventh to make Walter O'Mal· j A couole of New York Giants Pht! 000 000 100- I 5 0 .,.--ELYRIA, Ohio (UPI) -Mrs. II elester, Rosie and Kermit have been selllng graduation gifts for quite some time. ' . • Stop in and let them show you the latest styles in Top Quality Merchandise. Nortlr Gallia's lone run was ley really look silly for trading returned to haunt the Mets I Wilson, Farrell 14) Semhera l' American League John Boreske, 51, Elyria, · 0 scored m the second ~ a three- hint for Bob Ba1Jey . ' Mike McCormick. whose balte·! 17) and Bateman; Ellswor\h, G. No games scheduled Wednesday In " litO at base ~ror on a ball hrt by Cat· I With the bases loaded and the rv male was Mets' ,l"anager 1·- - - _ , · , ,,-. - - - - home whieh was.belleved to cher Jim Crace and a smgle by I P~rates traihn~ 3-2, the Nat>onal l Wes Westrum when he broke In I I lntematfooal League Stalldlllp caused by smoking. She was a POMEROY Allen Hall The Plrales only League's !lfth leadmg hitler ' at the Polo Grounds m 1956, I ' By United Preu lnt<roalfonal :semi-invalid who was confined 51 other ..bits wer ~gles by Ted uooed hiS overall average to 1allowed only one run and live W. L· •Pd. GB to a wheelchair. -··· ··-·-·-------!""'--!!!"'""!'11!!'!!!"!'11!!'!~-...,!'1'!"'"'".'!!!1! llall and Ken Ralllfl. 3311 by stroking twO:ron single hils over seven and 1·3 innmgs. l Buffalo 5 2 717 ... I ·-~ . 1 1 0 Sout~~rn grabbed a · le.ad that ignited a seven·run inning , It was McCormick's f~tst win oi l Columbus 5 2 .717 1 ...- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . ; . ._ _ _ _ _ _,..; In the first when Bcb Grueser l and gave Bob Veale his fourth the year and his llfst in the Syracuse 4 3 571 1 , lit 1 wolk~d, stole second and third victory of the season. National League since 1962. Rochester 5 4 .55& I 'J' a.nd then came home on a .s.ac·l Elsewhere in the National ' The other ex·New Yorker who Richmond 3 5 .373 2~ ··• n!lce by Ray Proffitt. The lor. , League , San Francisco topped : did the JOb was, as usual, Willie I Jacksonville 3 5 375 2% • ' nadoe~ •corerl three tunes In I New York 3·1 and Houston ! Mays A Slxth·lnning single bv 1 . ATLA~'TA fUPI) - The Cm· Toledo 2 4 J33 2¥•1 ,. . . · ' emnali Reds' l>rsl order ol bu'·l the !purth as J enkl'ns led off downed Philadelphra 4-1 The ' the man who may be the Gl3nt '. . Toronto z 4 333 2 ~ · gle Tom Diddle walk· I · . ' I mess m a four·game weekend lh 8 WI sm ' • Cubs and Braves were ramed 1centerfreld forever. brought Thursday's R••ulls erl, aiJII Amos Wallbrown, Ken· Iout at Atlanta. I home Jesus Alou with the tie- ! serres here will be lo try to gel No gam<s scheduled ny TJieiSs and Tim Cozart lol· i There were no games sche· l breaking run and gave San ' some rur.;. I.owp~ wr~h b~nt Sl~g~es :doled Thursday In the American i Francisco the senes two games 1 One thing was sure. eve" If ' DOWN UNDER HORSE ' . er '1001 ern rt .ers r ;ere iLeague. ito one. ! the wak·hitting Reds get evn ' 0 f:i~. two singles, P lit!, 1 a couple, ti would be a big 1m· ADELAIDE, Aus. (UP]) ·~~~bl~. and_Tom Diddle a sm· 1 provemcnt over the Tobm Bronze, one ol Australia's So~~;~:.~,~~: !~m;asl~;~ ! I series in St. Louis when top. stake horses, has been ' .. , ~ , managed only a total ol mv1led to appear In the Laurel 'I!''· ~,lllla~Y INNINGS hits. International in Maryland this ' 'L .. ii IOO 320 ~ 3V Sa~my Ellis, whose record November. 61 8 • • ~~;N'!I J 2·2, will work the -~--~----Nortn pallia 010 000 0 - l 3 LOUISVILLE, Ky., (UP() - ' Shore Stakes, the Gotham of the Allan Ia series J'enklns and Grueser. Ball, Damascus and Ruken, top II Stakes at a mile, and finally the against Ken Johnson i SkldOIOf• (5) and Crace. Icontenders among the 14 horses Wood Memorial ~I ~ 1-8 miles. Braves. I ~ , , r. · 1awailing Saturday's $,162,0001Damascus was second in the l The Br~ves ore tied lor ' m•, M~)w ....,,.. Leaders :Kentucky Derby, follow,ed l:OID• Gotham but won each of the · m the National League with St. ) , . , , Natloaal League •pletely different roads getting other races. ;Louis, both two games off the I G. All R. H. Pel. ready for the classic and thelr "We dlda't have any problems pace-setting Reds. " 1 2 CBlroriJ.!lf,.~ SptLI\ 16 67 14 6 .388 trainers said today each made getting him ready. l don't know .The Braves, who have '" 18 14 13 311 .357 It without a hitch. , if be likes the !rack at Cburcblil l on• leftbanlletj halter td I' ,. Will~·· Chi 16 61 ' 21 .344 : . . I j)owns or ncl Since 110 slarttng· lineup, WI)I'.O expecte•~l. Wilts, PI~ I 16 71 tO 24 .338 ' Aller Wlnntng tbe .R~m~n I two w~Jts over tl It Is it~ main! . hlhanders ' r1ood, StL 18 76 11 :15 .3113 ~takes last fall, ~,rnascus was i tell. , Tracks . the w._~{:~ l\lcCrvr,, SIL 15 1M 1z 18 ~ tak~n out of tralnmg by Frank Ibollier hilu," MceOO~ ·· . ~bly .11 • G\lo,Jt, PhU 18 51 9 •17 333 ,.,,ta~ey apd sent' Ill winter! Rqke . ,,PfP . . wt All~, Pit 16 81' ' 5 20 .328 Qti3~rs ~rc,mden, S.C.,,!~r: & l!owab ~is a PnlX r~~awt! f~: Phlilps Chi 16 4• 7 16 ·.327 rest. Mrs. Edith Bancroft's sori I d~s w en • s e, Pinson: etn 21' at t 2t .326 ol Swolll ,~er did not resttllle ! .~;;\ ,A,mo~•il' ~ague . racing unUI !llid·Marcb. \Q, AB,R, II. Pel. , ' Ruken &lso 44'1~~t w,tnnersl Thou~anCJ• . ~ 17 .. H 25 .~ rest after · t10- '26- .,00 r- t1.0~ 1"-lt 18. f\6 I~ 2S .3M Futurity in Se~~~~ 50 • 7 17 .8411 i buay . I 65 / g 22 :!38 . ,74 '9 24 New York Clothing House :,· AtIanf.a c·InCIDDatJ . . I t¢' 0 0pponeD f ' Damaseus, Ruk·en Heavy DerbvFaVOfl'f es S8f Ofd II I WORN NEEDLES I' - PLAY r l THE DAllY SENnNEl DEVIYI'ED TO IN'J'IIBE8T OP MEIGS • MASliN All&\ \ ~:'.:: ~.:r::..~.~::,- ., -..sr- Publllbed 4tD:r ~ ..,.., "' !'be Ollie YaD., ~ Of...,, -·-- ...... - 0. , 110 MtcbanSo IlL, P....,uJ. 0 It I 0. ...... ... ttarl. ldltorlal . . . . . . .,.,., ~wont,...,.,....... .ror. ee , 01do. Nolloool--1~ lotttniiU.'ItmbaD lao.. ... La!B• .....A..... tmt H. . YOit ft, .... ---.-. . . _..., ___ ___ .,....... _...,., lubemptt• ""* ....... ., nfrtU -"tn Plllab» • ·..,. ,... _ . . ,_ _ ttl.. . . . . . . . •.101 'l'llNe tallllllll IUD . , ---~ , - · ........... .... .,_ ,_ , ---.~ - ' I '· ' ' . . .BASEBALL.,. • • ! ·-. ,·~·· . ·.. it :tc:r 'Win± FO~ TWO ·~9 · �. - ......... ,..... .. """' "' . 0., ' Mrs. John . tljdr dau~nter, ~ill. "timer Bailey , has been ,.. . ,to his home alief ¥1\'l , · to Holter Hoapit.~;:\ill!f> " .r ~-· . •... · . ." ' · ' ' ' ' ' DOLWS FOR SCHOlARS ··1. ~ ···~ . i ~ r· ,:i'Jt.·· . a r:i~e.:~h•ll eo. Sc:otll!h. kb\~r • I (We) would llkt to be a -mber of ' t~ Mel.. . Cqunty herll:are burjefon Ions, ScotlaliU w~. Among them J rt . ' Cltluns' Scholtrshlp Foundation ancl . ,..lit In providing .00 D\UIC8D· sch91anhips for delervlng stuclents Nglrdltss of nee, calor, or creed. ,. (Nan! Alldma .. , Mall Contribution to Tecl Riecl, Po~aroy, Ohio • • ROBERT REED BEN R. EVANS , . • !.:·. ,.• ~,i' . ' • WERE Y();iJ !'fUsSED? - The first campaign to raise "Dollars for Scholar~· in 1\Jeigs County is being complet•• ed. Commuruty leaders have been joined by students, or• · •· • • • ganizations E~usinessmen in conducting the campaign to '!#!il!llS!I· ' ' 'oJar~hip program. Goal of the program · ·, has l!eeh fu' s e $1 from each Meigs County resident. Roher! W. · Reed, worshipful Dale ~Fight: Other presenfa- Funds wtll proviide scholarships for students to colleges masle~, announces that Most tlons :viii b~ made. . . or trade schq,ols. Residents uninleritionally missed during Worshipful Brotlier. Be~ R. !'•· Cost ol lhe dmner. to begm at the campaign· are a>ked to complete the abov~ form and ans, Grand Master, w1H be ho- 6:30 p.m. IS $1.50_ per plate. Ali imail it ,with their contribution to Ted Reed, Jr., Pomeroy, ' nor.ed guest of Harnsonviile Mason<, the families and ' . i treaSurer ofthe program. · Lodge 411. r. and A.M .. ot a are inv1ted. are family !light dinner ,to be hold be malie by calling Puroer<>V. Grand Master Evans Wf/1 Attend l \ Hamsonvtlle Family N•ght Dmner ' JUST ALL ., ' 1 I RE ODEL·REPAIR·REPLACE. i ) TO Ill! YOUI HOil 1011 SAFE, COifOITAI&I ••• COHYI~llllt BATHROOMS 1UTCHEHS LAUNDRIES . ' .~ RECREATION IO.OMS ' DON'T · MOYE:IMPROVE : 14wanl lilt Hayward Will : th• . m motiOn picture based on the BEST SELLER "Valley of lh Dolls," • spokesman sa;d : Thu~sday. . , , MISS Gar\i'nd earlier bOwed out of the production lor : 11 persQnal reasons." 1 Tw.tt: NolO,.. TIP OP' TN£ G'1lt!IIIIIM1& e . H. R, ONI"N, MA!Nl. - - · - - - - - - - - - - sent a 50 year jewel to Brother HI!.LEK DISABLED 1111 ·I oo;;;:;i'ii.iii' TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) .; · The Israeli army wUI be., strengthened this year with ~ " variety of new we<:~pons, . the .::1 militar~ ......... LING with the -BEST JlOMEROY LANES MOM! I I COMPLETES SEVENTH YEAR - Dorinda Wilson completed her 7th year as secretary to Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar, Sunday, May 1. Dorinda. a 1957 graduate of Pomeroy High School, is the daughter of Mrs. •·· Ray Wilson, 634 E. Main .. In addition to her secretarial duties. Dorinda assists in the work of the Pomeroy Police Department. - - -- ----··--·.' .. DAy GIFT I.ONDON (UP!) - William Carey, official arlist at West- i minster Abbey, underwent cessfui surgery to cure ye>rs of blindness, hls office said Thursday. Five Day Forecast &f;*;:rtt~\; 1 '•' :.• t ~~@~ Ten one, she'd choose Flowers. No other Moth· er's Day remembrance will make her feel more cherished tiian a corsage, a bouquet of her favorites, or a beautiful plant. If you can't drop m, a telephone call will enable us to set aside your flowers for prompt delivery. ~ ~ ' • • • ' ' . 'J •' • I .' I • •' (}=t][§~ ..l • .._......,,. .. - ~~ t?~~!§ g Meigs Property NEW HAVEN - The Haven To11111 Council met lhetr reguler meellng wltb Mayor Mark Ward presldiJIC. Other• In atlollclance were HllU Howll'd Allen Dalley, !Iober; JUilgway, rerorder, Lewis Capela L. Dailey to Martha C. How- hart, Rlcltanl Grinstead, ell, Anna M. Howell, lol. Mid- aid 0. Roulh, councUmen, dleport. IJlqJ!ald ObiiDCer, poUeeman. Board ol County Commission- ; !lev. 11oy Ellis and Mr. Harers, Mtlp Co., to State of · rf Pickens attended upon invl- 'I Obio, percel, Salisbury. !ilion of the rouncii to discuss Paul Holman, Ona Faye Hoi- and mlll<e plans lor the !lag man to Helen Jean HolmJn, raising ceremony to be held on parcels, Suttoo. May 11 at 7 p. m. There will Glad,Y• Barnett, Chester Bar- be a parade and the Junior aett to Helen Jean Holman, par- Lodge wm preaenl a Dae to coli, Sutton. the town. • Lucy Am•bary. Lucy AmabafY O'Reilly, J. Damon O'ReUiy Boert Hayes, Robori Gurt:ls ' 141 Sybil Ebenbach, Lot, Syra- and James Gllbert . or • Nit. HeiJhll a~ belore : ' . Sybll Ebersbach to J. Da- CouncD to dlacuss tlte rondl• ·111011 O'Reilly, Lu~ O'Reilly. Uon of the streetl there. Syracuse. The council learned· that the ~ Durst, Ruda Da rf I, ooe water pump would not be Roulh. William Roullll. enough to pump water to the Weill, Jewell 11. WeU,. New Haven SlllmmiDJ Pool 11. GI'Gihwohl, Ida M.. alter much discussion vo~ to ~.Dellbert Qun, John M. replace it. CouncU also vOt<ea 11 YvDllllf 'V,(elll, . to accept the recommendation Hobart 'C. ol the Ale• Qulllen Memorial M. QeDc!!!nln. ~- Llbrll'y Board on the IJII!Cif!- '! ·Transf.,-s N•.,•. we •• I ' . ' !. -.tfllllt • ' . • , ... .) ' ··Caravello watches · have. jowolod-lever .• movements and un· I · llreikab[o,.ma!n..,rinJs. . I E:tery Caravelle Is i.b,pck• re,.~ i~l~ nt and 1uarantled by BU!ova,: IU $10.95, ~ ' won't lind a batt,r . ' watch - ·or more lin· !'ressive &lit. . I I . ., ' Looking stylish. Feeli~g fine. In Hush Puppies• easu~s. . ' . This Is TrinlrJad,a hish·steP-ping-caauallhat comn 111 either Brea#lln' Brushed Piaskln• or the new Jiloveaolt smo<itlt'l.iiiiher. You'll like the stylish stackecl'llelt ard tho chol~e of<IOIOrs. You'll fall In·love with the way they feel. Come In end see Trinidad and our other nliw Hush P\lpphil' casuals. Bet you'll want .to w•r 110111e home. . 1 Prlcts start at Just $10.00" .Puam.i~. ~~IAMb C~~\1 ...,, 'i ~ 1 _;_.,,· -···- 1\, ., .• . ~) ,f'<~~ ,,. 0 f{ IJ . \ . ' f t - ........ .,.. "Ifill . . . . . - - , . I .' . • I • ' ...... · .. . . '.~,A I ay WU . . . ~ . . . . . , . ....11!$5 !LA!IMia. . ' ' ·~i ' ~~I P ' ." '• ' tl .' ) ' '. •• · You 1et irouble the V.tue you'd e~pecl. All . ~t·IJ II .~ '· -- _,...: .. II IN-· $169 $2119 J....· '9S. . . ', 195· For Mother's Day- For The Graduate , ' .., . ••• '' .. ..' . .Ia ~ ' ,. - the life of the mortgage. And thlt'J a min~ ·sk)!tl ot ., . i two, or a .-car, or 1 calleJO education WI IJRYbody'a , • hlvetD lie IOOd·laallinC· Bul Mom's is. . :i .· Stllldl jult under livt feet taU. SlraftC. silent, deptnd- blnkbook. There's II)OI'otothe Gas hallt story. Gas heat is fl'llllo ' ,·" lbla type; ...,.,_ 1 IItle on !he aquare iide. · ~ ''peinltd I wandll'fi4 calor INt just lnl1ches air heat, circW!itia fi!tilrad-clun air that whisks tobic:c:O · smoliellld cookinl odors out 17! the air 10 last you hlrdir , MGilirseyta. . . · ~·s .-~· 11'-1\iWGesfll,..._ E,..ytimJI notice them. MoWn Gu hwl......,.~ room·~~~', with no cnance of dlllly floors bf dammy blilemlnta. 1' ' '· If~ she feels wifm Next time you fll Wl kMJ with I hame you'(! builcllnl Btit~ Did li8ured • out: GIS halt costa lllout mud1 • the ftemellll kind ~ had or buyinl, make sure • hal Gill'heat. • Think ol aU the thlnp you 1:111 do with lhll money.)'~~!~ In thelr'llltlliue. Gu- Dldujl to.....,.. hundred dallniii'~*MrJI!iiW,"-'ddofdalln -with'Gu. ' _,.ll*lka that...._ ~~- ' ,; '.' ' lirf . ...... who puSII ·0111 mink atoles doesn't ' Jot, 'Middle- metiiDJ llill' I!J~ay IOih &I 214E•.MAIN .,, HARil~MILLEl!'~,;-~v U.' 'l'inm liall.'' ''' 'L,;.....;....;.;.~;;.·.--1-i. · _,...~.,.-'!'\""~ . .. ,. AND DAD APPFID"-& • 'I ''' '' •' ' ~~cqueline : : , : : : , :.:r:r..:.."': Ass~ciat~RadiO.~.'Cind 1Y-- · . .·ta!nbert, IDJ, 111 •. The DOD < • . , ,• ~ I·, ·; ' '. - 'fax valuat\on on a rental · property here .was reduced on the claim of the owner that a fitting room for women's undergarments, next door, lowered its altractioo for potential male tenants. The Buddhism of Burma does not perm!! rasto or even class distincllODJ In that rountry. . , AMERSHAM, Englal1d (UPI) ~ SIGHT RESTORED MOTHER'S I ~ .:; DELIGHT A ',. . Among the woapons to .be . added to the arsenal will i:e . tanks and U.S.-built Skyhawk · fighter-bombers, Brig. E>.er .. Weizman said. ,. IF MOTHER WERE CHOOSING 1 Chief of Staff an-; nounced Thursday. ,_.., I· I '• NEW WEAPONS I -~ 232 1. 2ild. · Susan repl~ce J~dy Garland ! CALl 01 STOP IIITOUY AT YOUIIIATIOIIA~IHIIUUI hthrlzd llltlntlllt Dultr . ___ Ohio Valley Plumbing &Healing ... Harrisonville Masonic Lodge. ) , __ degret:. Mason and a member of ) l tress A - <· ditoriu~, Friday, May )2. .rt W. Red, Middleport, Route Speaker for the evening will 1, by Tuesday. May 9. he Illustrious Brother W. Re• Davis, Clevland, who is a 3 rd r---i'i----------. Grand· Master Evan!: will pre- ! HOLLYWOOD (UP!) jn the Harrisonville School au- 992-6002 or sendinli! them to ''\~ .. I ' DOW REPLACED ,. ' . . .• t ..r"" - -·. With ANew PERMANENT ller or Send to fo'ta•s give ' her a gift certificate. She will love you for your gift. lola's Beauty Salon -99W57 U41,Mohl ,_ �. - ......... ,..... .. """' "' . 0., ' Mrs. John . tljdr dau~nter, ~ill. "timer Bailey , has been ,.. . ,to his home alief ¥1\'l , · to Holter Hoapit.~;:\ill!f> " .r ~-· . •... · . ." ' · ' ' ' ' ' DOLWS FOR SCHOlARS ··1. ~ ···~ . i ~ r· ,:i'Jt.·· . a r:i~e.:~h•ll eo. Sc:otll!h. kb\~r • I (We) would llkt to be a -mber of ' t~ Mel.. . Cqunty herll:are burjefon Ions, ScotlaliU w~. Among them J rt . ' Cltluns' Scholtrshlp Foundation ancl . ,..lit In providing .00 D\UIC8D· sch91anhips for delervlng stuclents Nglrdltss of nee, calor, or creed. ,. (Nan! Alldma .. , Mall Contribution to Tecl Riecl, Po~aroy, Ohio • • ROBERT REED BEN R. EVANS , . • !.:·. ,.• ~,i' . ' • WERE Y();iJ !'fUsSED? - The first campaign to raise "Dollars for Scholar~· in 1\Jeigs County is being complet•• ed. Commuruty leaders have been joined by students, or• · •· • • • ganizations E~usinessmen in conducting the campaign to '!#!il!llS!I· ' ' 'oJar~hip program. Goal of the program · ·, has l!eeh fu' s e $1 from each Meigs County resident. Roher! W. · Reed, worshipful Dale ~Fight: Other presenfa- Funds wtll proviide scholarships for students to colleges masle~, announces that Most tlons :viii b~ made. . . or trade schq,ols. Residents uninleritionally missed during Worshipful Brotlier. Be~ R. !'•· Cost ol lhe dmner. to begm at the campaign· are a>ked to complete the abov~ form and ans, Grand Master, w1H be ho- 6:30 p.m. IS $1.50_ per plate. Ali imail it ,with their contribution to Ted Reed, Jr., Pomeroy, ' nor.ed guest of Harnsonviile Mason<, the families and ' . i treaSurer ofthe program. · Lodge 411. r. and A.M .. ot a are inv1ted. are family !light dinner ,to be hold be malie by calling Puroer<>V. Grand Master Evans Wf/1 Attend l \ Hamsonvtlle Family N•ght Dmner ' JUST ALL ., ' 1 I RE ODEL·REPAIR·REPLACE. i ) TO Ill! YOUI HOil 1011 SAFE, COifOITAI&I ••• COHYI~llllt BATHROOMS 1UTCHEHS LAUNDRIES . ' .~ RECREATION IO.OMS ' DON'T · MOYE:IMPROVE : 14wanl lilt Hayward Will : th• . m motiOn picture based on the BEST SELLER "Valley of lh Dolls," • spokesman sa;d : Thu~sday. . , , MISS Gar\i'nd earlier bOwed out of the production lor : 11 persQnal reasons." 1 Tw.tt: NolO,.. TIP OP' TN£ G'1lt!IIIIIM1& e . H. R, ONI"N, MA!Nl. - - · - - - - - - - - - - sent a 50 year jewel to Brother HI!.LEK DISABLED 1111 ·I oo;;;:;i'ii.iii' TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) .; · The Israeli army wUI be., strengthened this year with ~ " variety of new we<:~pons, . the .::1 militar~ ......... LING with the -BEST JlOMEROY LANES MOM! I I COMPLETES SEVENTH YEAR - Dorinda Wilson completed her 7th year as secretary to Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar, Sunday, May 1. Dorinda. a 1957 graduate of Pomeroy High School, is the daughter of Mrs. •·· Ray Wilson, 634 E. Main .. In addition to her secretarial duties. Dorinda assists in the work of the Pomeroy Police Department. - - -- ----··--·.' .. DAy GIFT I.ONDON (UP!) - William Carey, official arlist at West- i minster Abbey, underwent cessfui surgery to cure ye>rs of blindness, hls office said Thursday. Five Day Forecast &f;*;:rtt~\; 1 '•' :.• t ~~@~ Ten one, she'd choose Flowers. No other Moth· er's Day remembrance will make her feel more cherished tiian a corsage, a bouquet of her favorites, or a beautiful plant. If you can't drop m, a telephone call will enable us to set aside your flowers for prompt delivery. ~ ~ ' • • • ' ' . 'J •' • I .' I • •' (}=t][§~ ..l • .._......,,. .. - ~~ t?~~!§ g Meigs Property NEW HAVEN - The Haven To11111 Council met lhetr reguler meellng wltb Mayor Mark Ward presldiJIC. Other• In atlollclance were HllU Howll'd Allen Dalley, !Iober; JUilgway, rerorder, Lewis Capela L. Dailey to Martha C. How- hart, Rlcltanl Grinstead, ell, Anna M. Howell, lol. Mid- aid 0. Roulh, councUmen, dleport. IJlqJ!ald ObiiDCer, poUeeman. Board ol County Commission- ; !lev. 11oy Ellis and Mr. Harers, Mtlp Co., to State of · rf Pickens attended upon invl- 'I Obio, percel, Salisbury. !ilion of the rouncii to discuss Paul Holman, Ona Faye Hoi- and mlll<e plans lor the !lag man to Helen Jean HolmJn, raising ceremony to be held on parcels, Suttoo. May 11 at 7 p. m. There will Glad,Y• Barnett, Chester Bar- be a parade and the Junior aett to Helen Jean Holman, par- Lodge wm preaenl a Dae to coli, Sutton. the town. • Lucy Am•bary. Lucy AmabafY O'Reilly, J. Damon O'ReUiy Boert Hayes, Robori Gurt:ls ' 141 Sybil Ebenbach, Lot, Syra- and James Gllbert . or • Nit. HeiJhll a~ belore : ' . Sybll Ebersbach to J. Da- CouncD to dlacuss tlte rondl• ·111011 O'Reilly, Lu~ O'Reilly. Uon of the streetl there. Syracuse. The council learned· that the ~ Durst, Ruda Da rf I, ooe water pump would not be Roulh. William Roullll. enough to pump water to the Weill, Jewell 11. WeU,. New Haven SlllmmiDJ Pool 11. GI'Gihwohl, Ida M.. alter much discussion vo~ to ~.Dellbert Qun, John M. replace it. CouncU also vOt<ea 11 YvDllllf 'V,(elll, . to accept the recommendation Hobart 'C. ol the Ale• Qulllen Memorial M. QeDc!!!nln. ~- Llbrll'y Board on the IJII!Cif!- '! ·Transf.,-s N•.,•. we •• I ' . ' !. -.tfllllt • ' . • , ... .) ' ··Caravello watches · have. jowolod-lever .• movements and un· I · llreikab[o,.ma!n..,rinJs. . I E:tery Caravelle Is i.b,pck• re,.~ i~l~ nt and 1uarantled by BU!ova,: IU $10.95, ~ ' won't lind a batt,r . ' watch - ·or more lin· !'ressive &lit. . I I . ., ' Looking stylish. Feeli~g fine. In Hush Puppies• easu~s. . ' . This Is TrinlrJad,a hish·steP-ping-caauallhat comn 111 either Brea#lln' Brushed Piaskln• or the new Jiloveaolt smo<itlt'l.iiiiher. You'll like the stylish stackecl'llelt ard tho chol~e of<IOIOrs. You'll fall In·love with the way they feel. Come In end see Trinidad and our other nliw Hush P\lpphil' casuals. Bet you'll want .to w•r 110111e home. . 1 Prlcts start at Just $10.00" .Puam.i~. ~~IAMb C~~\1 ...,, 'i ~ 1 _;_.,,· -···- 1\, ., .• . ~) ,f'<~~ ,,. 0 f{ IJ . \ . ' f t - ........ .,.. "Ifill . . . . . - - , . I .' . • I • ' ...... · .. . . '.~,A I ay WU . . . ~ . . . . . , . ....11!$5 !LA!IMia. . ' ' ·~i ' ~~I P ' ." '• ' tl .' ) ' '. •• · You 1et irouble the V.tue you'd e~pecl. All . ~t·IJ II .~ '· -- _,...: .. II IN-· $169 $2119 J....· '9S. . . ', 195· For Mother's Day- For The Graduate , ' .., . ••• '' .. ..' . .Ia ~ ' ,. - the life of the mortgage. And thlt'J a min~ ·sk)!tl ot ., . i two, or a .-car, or 1 calleJO education WI IJRYbody'a , • hlvetD lie IOOd·laallinC· Bul Mom's is. . :i .· Stllldl jult under livt feet taU. SlraftC. silent, deptnd- blnkbook. There's II)OI'otothe Gas hallt story. Gas heat is fl'llllo ' ,·" lbla type; ...,.,_ 1 IItle on !he aquare iide. · ~ ''peinltd I wandll'fi4 calor INt just lnl1ches air heat, circW!itia fi!tilrad-clun air that whisks tobic:c:O · smoliellld cookinl odors out 17! the air 10 last you hlrdir , MGilirseyta. . . · ~·s .-~· 11'-1\iWGesfll,..._ E,..ytimJI notice them. MoWn Gu hwl......,.~ room·~~~', with no cnance of dlllly floors bf dammy blilemlnta. 1' ' '· If~ she feels wifm Next time you fll Wl kMJ with I hame you'(! builcllnl Btit~ Did li8ured • out: GIS halt costa lllout mud1 • the ftemellll kind ~ had or buyinl, make sure • hal Gill'heat. • Think ol aU the thlnp you 1:111 do with lhll money.)'~~!~ In thelr'llltlliue. Gu- Dldujl to.....,.. hundred dallniii'~*MrJI!iiW,"-'ddofdalln -with'Gu. ' _,.ll*lka that...._ ~~- ' ,; '.' ' lirf . ...... who puSII ·0111 mink atoles doesn't ' Jot, 'Middle- metiiDJ llill' I!J~ay IOih &I 214E•.MAIN .,, HARil~MILLEl!'~,;-~v U.' 'l'inm liall.'' ''' 'L,;.....;....;.;.~;;.·.--1-i. · _,...~.,.-'!'\""~ . .. ,. AND DAD APPFID"-& • 'I ''' '' •' ' ~~cqueline : : , : : : , :.:r:r..:.."': Ass~ciat~RadiO.~.'Cind 1Y-- · . .·ta!nbert, IDJ, 111 •. The DOD < • . , ,• ~ I·, ·; ' '. - 'fax valuat\on on a rental · property here .was reduced on the claim of the owner that a fitting room for women's undergarments, next door, lowered its altractioo for potential male tenants. The Buddhism of Burma does not perm!! rasto or even class distincllODJ In that rountry. . , AMERSHAM, Englal1d (UPI) ~ SIGHT RESTORED MOTHER'S I ~ .:; DELIGHT A ',. . Among the woapons to .be . added to the arsenal will i:e . tanks and U.S.-built Skyhawk · fighter-bombers, Brig. E>.er .. Weizman said. ,. IF MOTHER WERE CHOOSING 1 Chief of Staff an-; nounced Thursday. ,_.., I· I '• NEW WEAPONS I -~ 232 1. 2ild. · Susan repl~ce J~dy Garland ! CALl 01 STOP IIITOUY AT YOUIIIATIOIIA~IHIIUUI hthrlzd llltlntlllt Dultr . ___ Ohio Valley Plumbing &Healing ... Harrisonville Masonic Lodge. ) , __ degret:. Mason and a member of ) l tress A - <· ditoriu~, Friday, May )2. .rt W. Red, Middleport, Route Speaker for the evening will 1, by Tuesday. May 9. he Illustrious Brother W. Re• Davis, Clevland, who is a 3 rd r---i'i----------. Grand· Master Evan!: will pre- ! HOLLYWOOD (UP!) jn the Harrisonville School au- 992-6002 or sendinli! them to ''\~ .. I ' DOW REPLACED ,. ' . . .• t ..r"" - -·. With ANew PERMANENT ller or Send to fo'ta•s give ' her a gift certificate. She will love you for your gift. lola's Beauty Salon -99W57 U41,Mohl ,_ �' ' " . ' ' ' "" .. .. , Seniinel.Church ·News .' ' ' ' ,. I l- f ,' " . • • ' . jt,!i ~ •;< Yft1UN8 IDliA·· IN iKO!!. Yool ·will "- right on top of ft1hl!ln with 1 ~~of Wlna,. \, .F R .0 M '' --THE ............ - SHOE BOX . , I gluing pu tll11lllrt1 aft aur badll dur111 ·· vm·ouTH; IH WID·V ER RAY RIGGS. INC. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. J(lkeFI ot BoiiUm I •.~moi... Meret~rv-Comft.IWflllll ro111 II& N. Court $. AtbeDI 19U4101 8rea4 • 1HE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERfcA 4ALEN S. BROWN. Dlst. . ______ ___ Athl4lld 011 Prodlldl ,,.,.,., Bota. Gil WCAL UNION 5668 • Ravenswood, W Va. .... _. SUNNY DAZE in King Sol's Production 11112-2188 WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMRI~(; & HF.ATI~r, Affiu.gg~ HOT Summer BOGGS EQU1PMENT MO Uncoln St. Mid4leporl 992·2550 Salel - AWl CJW.,JII:III :... ler'rlcl , _ - hldllllftal - Laon I GtrdlliTuppen 1'111111 Pbolll ..,..... R. H. RAWliNGS SO~S CO. ~Jones is "Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" - ~---- -- lllpod-allyequlppod-lpec'1llr II ........ pricel .. - Presidentof · . l!niversity "I~ TINY'S FOODLAND ---------'--'SWISHER & LOHSE PT. PLEASANT - The 102nll ammal Delegate Assembly ol tbe WeRt Virginia Education M~=~w~iil: be beld at WVEA :llj in Cbariesllll, llay I with 300 teacben, prta. and oL'l<r educaton ftom ['i.JB;55 cowoH.S attellllinJ, County deleialel will M. Hendert100, B.et,n · Helen Kay stDit, Filson and a,de The ~lepte AMembiJ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE WI rlll ' IIDUI .411 ti8HMl '' \ \ ' I ... .,.,.. .. RIDENOURS SUPPLY ' G0'!161111 lllerchemd'-• _,_ ______ - \ ftDIII IMIW121 <.\ U7.a280 CiliA 1r, THE SEWING CENTER ~11111 fM tile WOIIIG!I """ 811111" 1i l1i1i SL lllddleport ~ &Ia; "a:4a ..,aulut ....... ..................... ,... . _......,. .......................... ..,...............,. --., ....,.,.. _ . ,. ,,....wlld:;:--••11 ....... ·-----· ......... . . s..-,..... Dialer •f) lj: d' I ElilsBACH GOEGLEIN •READY-MIX CO. ......_,, .... "'wt. . . . . ..~. .,. .... ,..,, •• 1: ................. .... -E;...LE.-o:C-::TR=:;I-i;CAf.L~LY HOYT1 $OHIO ·SRVta . . trWo11FII• •n........ P'II'h I4If . ~ ., - ' .. 'n, -- ~ - ., _., Welt • -- ~ --~~ ~ '" ' •' .. 1 I .I hl, ·TOM ·RUE.MOTORS " . , _ lbu f/{' . •· '· . '' .~~~ " ... ·~~~;Ohio ... ... .. . .,·· - . ' ' ' , ' .,. , ,' ' . f '' ·' ' ' '· .. Kam Sl • ' . I ' ! .i ,...'J ,_.,. . ' < SuJJWIIIII f;//··of'~ Cllitllt ' . ' ; ,. . policy-mi._ boo , ~A wbldl bat a 1 ' \' ' 01111 f. J. WALLAct, .JtWnllt Wlil'n 81WING ~UCHIN!S AIR «ONDITION . ,., LYONS CLOVER ~ARM TUppen Plains Featuring Pre-Seasoa .Prices Mlddllfad Doetorl Pmcrl~::::., -2955 ' .. Clltlrdo IVId Offici S"'llllla - CHtlt REXALL DlUGS .ac Meet May Fifth, Sixth ' Middleport, Ohio ' Jones II also 1 ..,.nile' II doe ~ueaton to , . . t'IIIIM.. ' ~11!11. ' .. .. CROW'S SltAK HOUSf . Mid41eport, Ohio PT. 'PLEASANT ·- Nod " os, soo of Mr. and Mrs. E. Bar· tow '~""'~~• 1810 Jefferson Bid., has '!Iced elected President of 111eJioiversoty of Virginia, where he is 1 membor of the Junior Jliue.membe·llaaol' O.mmillee, governing the Univenity's H.. nor Syslel@, -~ the gra· dUBte school. He ill allo on lbl Dean's Us!. A 1964~dUBte of Pt. Ple.i. High School, Ned Jones was lttive iD athletics and was awarded iD lUll atlliede schelar· ship~ the Uaivenity of Virgin· Ia, wber ile lettered ia fool,. baU and -81111. He was honorable inention in football and.made . . '1bird team, All • Slalll Ia Claal MA in basketbalL ....... _,... ., ' ·' �' ' " . ' ' ' "" .. .. , Seniinel.Church ·News .' ' ' ' ,. I l- f ,' " . • • ' . jt,!i ~ •;< Yft1UN8 IDliA·· IN iKO!!. Yool ·will "- right on top of ft1hl!ln with 1 ~~of Wlna,. \, .F R .0 M '' --THE ............ - SHOE BOX . , I gluing pu tll11lllrt1 aft aur badll dur111 ·· vm·ouTH; IH WID·V ER RAY RIGGS. INC. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. J(lkeFI ot BoiiUm I •.~moi... Meret~rv-Comft.IWflllll ro111 II& N. Court $. AtbeDI 19U4101 8rea4 • 1HE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERfcA 4ALEN S. BROWN. Dlst. . ______ ___ Athl4lld 011 Prodlldl ,,.,.,., Bota. Gil WCAL UNION 5668 • Ravenswood, W Va. .... _. SUNNY DAZE in King Sol's Production 11112-2188 WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMRI~(; & HF.ATI~r, Affiu.gg~ HOT Summer BOGGS EQU1PMENT MO Uncoln St. Mid4leporl 992·2550 Salel - AWl CJW.,JII:III :... ler'rlcl , _ - hldllllftal - Laon I GtrdlliTuppen 1'111111 Pbolll ..,..... R. H. RAWliNGS SO~S CO. ~Jones is "Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" - ~---- -- lllpod-allyequlppod-lpec'1llr II ........ pricel .. - Presidentof · . l!niversity "I~ TINY'S FOODLAND ---------'--'SWISHER & LOHSE PT. PLEASANT - The 102nll ammal Delegate Assembly ol tbe WeRt Virginia Education M~=~w~iil: be beld at WVEA :llj in Cbariesllll, llay I with 300 teacben, prta. and oL'l<r educaton ftom ['i.JB;55 cowoH.S attellllinJ, County deleialel will M. Hendert100, B.et,n · Helen Kay stDit, Filson and a,de The ~lepte AMembiJ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE WI rlll ' IIDUI .411 ti8HMl '' \ \ ' I ... .,.,.. .. RIDENOURS SUPPLY ' G0'!161111 lllerchemd'-• _,_ ______ - \ ftDIII IMIW121 <.\ U7.a280 CiliA 1r, THE SEWING CENTER ~11111 fM tile WOIIIG!I """ 811111" 1i l1i1i SL lllddleport ~ &Ia; "a:4a ..,aulut ....... ..................... ,... . _......,. .......................... ..,...............,. --., ....,.,.. _ . ,. ,,....wlld:;:--••11 ....... ·-----· ......... . . s..-,..... Dialer •f) lj: d' I ElilsBACH GOEGLEIN •READY-MIX CO. ......_,, .... "'wt. . . . . ..~. .,. .... ,..,, •• 1: ................. .... -E;...LE.-o:C-::TR=:;I-i;CAf.L~LY HOYT1 $OHIO ·SRVta . . trWo11FII• •n........ P'II'h I4If . ~ ., - ' .. 'n, -- ~ - ., _., Welt • -- ~ --~~ ~ '" ' •' .. 1 I .I hl, ·TOM ·RUE.MOTORS " . , _ lbu f/{' . •· '· . '' .~~~ " ... ·~~~;Ohio ... ... .. . .,·· - . ' ' ' , ' .,. , ,' ' . f '' ·' ' ' '· .. Kam Sl • ' . I ' ! .i ,...'J ,_.,. . ' < SuJJWIIIII f;//··of'~ Cllitllt ' . ' ; ,. . policy-mi._ boo , ~A wbldl bat a 1 ' \' ' 01111 f. J. WALLAct, .JtWnllt Wlil'n 81WING ~UCHIN!S AIR «ONDITION . ,., LYONS CLOVER ~ARM TUppen Plains Featuring Pre-Seasoa .Prices Mlddllfad Doetorl Pmcrl~::::., -2955 ' .. Clltlrdo IVId Offici S"'llllla - CHtlt REXALL DlUGS .ac Meet May Fifth, Sixth ' Middleport, Ohio ' Jones II also 1 ..,.nile' II doe ~ueaton to , . . t'IIIIM.. ' ~11!11. ' .. .. CROW'S SltAK HOUSf . Mid41eport, Ohio PT. 'PLEASANT ·- Nod " os, soo of Mr. and Mrs. E. Bar· tow '~""'~~• 1810 Jefferson Bid., has '!Iced elected President of 111eJioiversoty of Virginia, where he is 1 membor of the Junior Jliue.membe·llaaol' O.mmillee, governing the Univenity's H.. nor Syslel@, -~ the gra· dUBte school. He ill allo on lbl Dean's Us!. A 1964~dUBte of Pt. Ple.i. High School, Ned Jones was lttive iD athletics and was awarded iD lUll atlliede schelar· ship~ the Uaivenity of Virgin· Ia, wber ile lettered ia fool,. baU and -81111. He was honorable inention in football and.made . . '1bird team, All • Slalll Ia Claal MA in basketbalL ....... _,... ., ' ·' �' ' ' .h. d to . ·Htg ·"·.otu en~s Take LOneso~~·~ Traifi~'tuc~tad:~tlnge~. ··p;~~!~=~~tt~~~~~~~$:.;~~:~ ~ot~:-· '67 'v·.firte .. t Ie-s .satU·rdoy ' .~· I ' ' t,. Woma,a Wamo~ . C( ~~'· '1) .,. :· ~,,, .. ·, '·.·- ··: ·. . ~ •~ ' •· ~ .J~ .. , . .. .S;;;.~ ~e,, M~wmeport; · e.. ·Miy !!, 1967 ~. ' NEW YORK (UP!l ~Thlrtv Appj,lod .se!Oliet : ... I troi!IL builnf! s, "cold" wives. marriage license~ In the office follow. . I ~ men median age 39, passed Julian ROebuck c)l tlid Unlve~1 'rhe'Wilmen.~ere pleased to find of the county clerk. Applying The nlOOD Is between its last \bro~gh lhe porlals of a posh sly G! Texas a\ El Pa.!o alicl' ill'lll \f)!O coul~ afford to ta~e we!f,,Donald Leroy ·Starcll~r. quarteo·*"d ·new phase . . cocktail louDgo alone-for IW<l Lee Spray o!'the ,Conin!l\tee' on ~ljl out, ~bo didn't ~ani ·tO 25; •Giveq, W. Va., .111\d Mqrila · ·The morning star !s Mars. • ... . . years. Thirty W<lmen, niedlan Human. Developm'!lll al , ' th~ ~et .: Into an en19Uona1 relation- Faye · A~sten, !6. Gr1~ma Land· ' The evening stars are VenDI, ,, lfY BUB BOEFLICII ment buill around tile tune, "It aoft Shoe" wUI be "Play A Slm- age 24, entered the asnoe Unlver.nty of Chicago, repQ\'IIng shlp. · ' lng · Richard N~lson Hoff!I' an, Mars and ,Jcpiter. Souibem Hlgb S<IJoo1 ~ Was A Very Good Year" with pie Melody" with Aaron Sayre, cocktaU lounge alon.,...for two In the America~ Journal of The ·social scleniJsiJJ 'said the 20 Le!arl. an4 Patty Lou Grimm flom on Ibis day In 1800 iras w.ll 'lJI&In prove ''There's No John Sayre doing "Strolling Dick Sauvage, Bob Diddle, Ill\· years. Sociology, found . most . of the pten fil"lll ·bell~vers i~ the 13• Letart. • " Amerloan 'author · CliristopbOI '. Biz, I,lke Show Biz" Sa\111$y Tbrough the Park" and Sandy vld Lipscomb, Jim Harden, PhD Funny thing. Duling the well-heeled regular customers doutile etaildard conSld~d SECOND CHILD BORN!. Morley. · nigh\ ~hen the curtain rajses Balle)" singing "Mlsty." Nancy Hill, John McCliqtock, John. period, tho6e who came in alone came io fmd a bedmate. theil\selves good husbands and .PT. P.LEASANT - ~·. and On tbls day In history: on thetr annual variety show. Hoback and. Jim Harden will bel Sayre, Wlllle Sellers, Davld jleft in pain. The eggheads came to tbls fatli\.s Mrs. ODtar Bradley of Cleve- In 1821 Napole<ill Bonapart• Directing the production a- dancers for the scene. Thorpe, Kenneth Theiss, Dan I It's a popular chapter In the conclusion after sifllng through ThO ;..men in•tSted they had bind, Ohio, former Point PI~ of Franc~ died in exile on the 1 gain ts Mrs. Lee Lee, vD<al l A military tap number, "Yan·lHIIl, Sharon Calvert, Annette · saga of oocktall lounge, U.S.A. r~ports based on mterv!ews no desire to break up the meo~ .ant resident•, ate announcing Island of St. Hele~a. music supervisor, who a 1 s oikee Doodle Dandy," sung by ' warner, Pam Cleek, Mickey Social sclenUats bopeiog to '!1th the couples· and ~rma· marriages. A foUow-u two lh~ birth of their seOOIJd cbijd, In 1925, biology teacher John lakes oo the cllore of accom- iRick Powell will feature Nancy I Wolle, Christy Yost, Sandy find what happens to nice- lio~ from bartenders rutd ars after the study , ~ not a son: Thursllay morning. II! .a Scopes of the Dayton, 'fenn: paymg every number of the IYost, Debbie Hayes, Paltrlcla Zirkle, Melanie Beegle, Unda looking men and attractive wa11tesses who kept labs on the !':ow any divorces so ihe Cleveland· hospital. The niolher public school system wat show. CUrtain time is 8 p. m.: London, Theresa Mc'nlrner, Yost, Brenda Norris, Theresa women who take the lonesome group of 30 male and 30 female cocktallloun 0 for~s 8 rent· Is the former Nancy Ubi,; dau- arrest<II for teaching the theory in the high school auditorium 1Brenda Norris, Donna 'lbelss, McTurner, Pal London, Allee trail to cocktail lounges studied customers. . Jy had little :ubl!c ecrecf~ the ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert of evolution In violation of ~ at Racine. and Linda Yost. '[ Cleland and Brenda Bradford! this particular batch of loners. analysis of their report, men's marriages. Ubi of Gallipolis Ji'erry.vi!J'!!'r- State jaw. · 1 A "Rockette" type dance line I Transparent umbrellas wUI he taking part. 1 published by Trans-Action, a By the lime ef follow-up more nal grandparents are Mr. 'and Ih 1939, Poland refused to of 12 girls will open the show, iused on "Singing In the Rain," . I publlcattono!Washlngton than half the women)ntbi! Mrs.RI~JiradleyofSiiade, agree to Hiller's dernond ' to, · "'67 Varieties" t.o "Every- 1a vocal by Peggy Yonkers, Shlr- A world tour_~ follow a five i Unlvers!ty•. St. Louis, turned up st"•" had otten marr'ed-aud Ohio. The Bradley's have a dau- give up the clty of Danzig ·10:· 1 thing's Comina Up Roses" will! : ley Gueltig Rhonda E r v n mmute IntermiSSion with a d1S· 1 these Sidelights on contempera· ""'It th g N . d gbter "'"'""·~· 1 ' 1e •.., ' h · N y k Cit e e 1ounge one marne ' Shellle· .....~ ...-...·.r· •, ·'· . 10 a boys' chorus domg the vocal IDottle Wlleo•en Melanie Beeg. col eque ew or Y as ' t" ry mores: 1 1 · ' ' , honors. Nancy Hoback's vocal i Je, Jill Codner.' Margaret Cole,. the departure point. The B<H IODS -The men were mostly ..~ ar 0~ :~~08. so1o, "Do·Rr- Mi." will be Sellers, Martha Yost, lhemians .- Steve Simpson,_or· [ (70 per cent), firmly tbe '".:ctl p • • U I' eel by sixth graders including 'I Jan Hill, Ann McClintock, Shir· igan; Mike Hayman, gwlar; nuddiedass (40 per cent were e s- lion re~ a · OPTO T I Nancy Cole, Denise Cross, Char· .ley Neigler, Shirley Pyles, Jen· Charles drununer; . professtonals, per cent on younger ME R 5T lotte Teaford, Diana Farra, Inie Proffitt, Carol Wilcoxen, !Jeff Donohew, i?'tar, and Phll , PT PLEASANT F lvll managers, offtcl8ts. or proprio- By the a h I OMce Hours: 9 to 2 to 5{ (Close at Noon on Beverly Evans, Jane R o s ~. ! Linda Grinstaff, Linda Fitch, :Hlll. vocahst, wdl be featured! . - our c tors) and 66 per cent Roman h band ": y, 'w ere s your Thurs. -EaSt 'eourt St. Pomeroy Jav Hall Rodney Neigler Lar- 1Patsy Ptckens Sharon Pytes :w<lh Susan Wippel and Mickey·~ acUons have been filed In the Catholic. us torught. • ry ·Wilco~en and Jeff Hill: iand Julia Early. Rosemary SeJ. IWolfe and the "go-go" girls. office of the Circuit ~erk. Not Uausual A veteran of the Racine lers' vocal solo will be "How fJim Harden and Dottie WilcoX·! In _two of the actions. Wayne -There was nothing deviant shows, Tim Cozart, will return IDeep Is the Ocean?" Ien will be featured on E. Kinca_ld Is the plmntif6.._ and or peculiar about these people. . this year with bis version oi l A new Julie Andrews tune I Get Along Without You Now both actions are seeking JUdg- None was a heavy drinker; ' "Fly Me to the Moon." Dane- "Thoroughly Modern Millie" ~ l and Sandy Bailey and David mentagainstthe def~ndant for none of the women was ers Patty London, Donna Theiss, : Roraring 20's type vehicle, will[ Thorpe .~n a dance and pant~;'! amounts due on pronussory not- considered by herself or by • . · Susan Wippel. Theresa MrTu,n- , be danced by Christy Yost, Mel- !mhne, The_ Beat ~s On. es. One action Is against Paul others, as a prostitute or call · er, Brenda Norris and Linda :anie Beegle and Terri Farren. 1Phtl HiU Bolo, Strangerj ~ Bush with plaintiff ask~g girl. . Yost will he featured on "Mu· • "Pass Me By," ''Honey Bun," 'm the N<ght. lndgment against defendant m When not around the cocklad ANTIQUE COPPER sio t·> Walch Girls By." Ifeaturing Pili! Hill and "My I Sh I the sum of $683.12 and the oth· lounge the men went for [)avid Thorpe's guitar wi11 1 Kind of Girl," feat~ring David : ro~r~:.~~~p:~,;/~a~cilve~ler action t.s agalnat Robert Er- fishing: golf, hunting. The REO. provide background accompani- Lipscomb and Bob Diddle, will: will do a modernistic routine Irett wttb Jndgment ?f $343.37, women liked dancing. AU $1.98 ment for his duet. •·for Lovin' 1 make up a song and comedy to "Stow Walk, 'I from the defendant b01ng sought· expressed a bell~! In God and M~' with Brenda Bradford and 1 segment by the boys' chorus. · Another of the actions also attended church. Johb Sayre will use tile popu- 1Belinda Filch, Sharon Teaford, ! The first stop of the tour will! concerns payment of 8 promis- -Neither men nor women !ell Jar "Marne" for his pantomime !Irene Cooper, Sharon Calvert, !be "Brazil" with David Thorpe sory note and is styled Capitol guUty .about their adventures. Wllh dancers on the number In· IPtm Cleek, Jan Alkire, Jackie [ accompanying . Sandy Bailey's Finance vs. Harold L. and Wilmen talked about extenuatStyl<ad- .... loof- ...... v,ta.. 12" _ . . ~· doop, Up cludmg Sandy Zirkle, Martha Gluesenbacmp, Oonna Theiss, [vocal "Meditation." A mod Lat-1 rna VanMeter West Columbia mg circumstances - pressures l>ulbL (lHo """"" ' ' Yo s I, Jackie Gluesencamp, Brenda Bradford, Christy Yost, iin number, "The Joker," will with the plainilH seeking judg: Sharon Pyles, Debbie Hayes, 1Mickey Wolfe and Connie Amott 1be danced by Alice Cleland, ment tn the .sum of $441.47 from FOR Jan Alkire.. Pam Cleek, Sharon ; wtll tap to "Mississippi Mud." 1featured: Terri F"!rell, Annette the defendants. I Calvert, R10ne Cooper. Sh<rley l Another show veteran, David [Wamer, Sandra Zirkle, Christy The other actioals styled l MOTHERS DAY G11ellJg, Donna Cross, Peggy ; Thorpe, will sing "Since I Fell 1Yost, Donna Theiss, Pamela Harry Ray Fry, New Haven, vs. Yonkers, Melame Beegle and ,For You" and George Norris ICleek, Susan Wippel, Jan Alkire, Dottle Jean Masterson CreMAY .. .. X11" FLIDIESCEIT Rhonda . Ervm. . . I and Robyn Stearns will do a ,Irene Cooper, Nancy Yos~ Ann means and Robert E. Cremans BATHROOM ,..... Vocalist John McChntock w:ll l comedy skit. 1McClintock, Mickey Wolfe, Mel· Mason, W. Va. This actionstem; • Norcross Cards be featured soto<st on a seg.l A two-part song Wtth "the old anle Beegle Brenda Norris and f hlgb 'd t eldeals --- ··-· ·· 'lberesa Mdrumer. ::~:Dec ~a~:~n ";;.:~- fine Selection Of Huht dancers, Beverly with the piahttiH claiming b; J , bart, Belt~ Fitch, Jack Glu s- suHered a fractured nose, conGifts encamp, Shirley Pyles, Sandra tusions, laceratiOIJE and physi· Holzer Hospital - Visltlng !Balley, Sharon Pyles, Kathy cal pain and also damages to MIDDLEPORT ,, hours 2-1 and 7-8 p. m. Parents IU:wis will we~r .~alural grass I his veblcle. The plalnUH is deSTORE 0 only on Pediatrics Ward. lsktrts } ' thelr Little Gr~ss ! mandlng judgment from the deGICUNIIIIIC!IIIr.rr n Admissions 'Shack number fe~~urmg Mtke ! fendants In the sum of $5.000: Mlddlopo·rt~~~~~ Mrs. J. Michael Allen, 136 1Hay~an 0 tile guiUJr. ' i""';;;;;;;;;;;;iOiiiiOiii~~~~iiii '" NOW 18 THE T/116 .TO PT. PLEASANT - · Jobn L. :Second Ave.; Mrs. Roy L. Den-i Mtckey Wolfe _will be solo_danWilli . _ 181 W1P MAKE YOUR MrDaniel and Joseoll A. M,. ,ney, 2116\2 Eastern Ave.: Mrs. . cer for a stop m Russia h!gh• REPLACEMENTS Carty, both of West Columbta,l Edwin E. Gates. Rt. 2 Patriot; Ilighted by a ~~llet num~. A Indicted by the May grand i Hari H. Rucker, Northup; Kel· ' gutlat solo, Malaguena. by jury on a felony chage of steal· ' ty Lynn Roberts, Eureka Star IDavid. Thorpe will P~Y tribute In~ a Volkswagen, appeared in ; Rt. : Mrs. James 0. Huffman,, to Spam w?,Jie a st~p JD London 4'x7'x ~A" Court Thursrlov morning and en- Rt I PI Pleasant· Hobart E , Will be to Woudln I U Be Lovtered a plea' of g~llty as charg· I S~nlcy .. South Side, w. Va.: erly'!'' by vocalist, Shirley Gueled and the court sot Jnne 2 as: Guy E. Bing, Rt. 1 Middleport bg. Can Can dancers will be sentencing date for the two. Me· [·Don B. Tillis, Rutland ; Mr s. l hlgtlLgb~ durtng a , stop m Dame! was represented in court , Lillian R Welch, Middleport; I Paris Wlth_ lbe boys •horus IDEAL FOit ... by Attorney R. F. Musgrave : Ste~hen E. Powell, Rl. I na. :agam oroVJdmg the co~edy. IASEMENTS and McC•.rty by Atlomey Oo" cine ; Mrs. Everett D. Phillips. I A P,atnotic finale Born Kingery: both court appointed. : Rt. 1 Wellston; Mlss Stella J' [Free wtll close the show. .J Ida Whitt, Pt. Pleasar.t, also : Sellers, Rt. 5 Jackson ; Thorn- S~m McWhorter has been as I Indicted Monday on a felony : as E. Perkins, Rt. 2 Chillicothe, I"~tmg ~rs. Lee 10 preparlllll charge of forgery, entered a i Mrs. Margaret L. Beem, Jack· Itbl~s_:y~e~ar~s:._prod~~uc~l~IO~n.~---'==================,'1 plea of !nnocent. She wa~ ; son: Mrs. James N. Sh~~;~::i represented by court appointed i Raveoswood ; Stanley · ' '. CRAFI'EK Attorney Cecil Dean. Trial date !-Jackson. J 4'1B'xW' SlEET of May 15 was set by the court. ' Blrlh• Silverton DeVault, Rl. 2. Pt. : Mrs. James 0. Huffman, nt. LOOK WHAT'S HAPPENED AT Pleasant, Indicted by the grand : 1, PI Pleasant, son, 2:49 p.m. IDEAL FOit jury on the misdeameanor I Thursday. GARAGES, ClOSETS, CABINET&, charge of brellking and remov- 1 Discharges 'l CHERRY·OAK-WALNUT WORKSHOPS ing a fence erected for hound- Carl Adkins, Mrs. E. J.lili.Arttl r ary purposes, plead Innocent to [ Adkins, Harry M. Booth, EvYOUR CHOICE the charge and trial date of 1eretl Connolly, John S. REG. $6.25 May 15th was set. Despault, Mary Ellen H all , r We've added BOLBM'S Mrs. Saul E. Hall, Donald B. Pleasant Valley Hoopltal King, Mrs. William A. Lewis, powerfun equipment Admitted - Cllarles Flagg, Mrs. Wiliard Markins, Mrs. . Mas')ll; Mrs. James Hurloj, Le-I Roger K. Martin, Mrs. Tractors. mowers, tillers • : on: Mn, Darnell Jeffrlef, Pt. 1M. Pierce, Alonzo C. RadcUff, 12"xl2"x~• See 'em. Try 'em. Then Mrs. Charles Runion, , Mrs. Jon M: Sommer and Mrs. NOW , Mrs. William I John L. Zembry. you'll know what we're ONLY . ea• . Apple Grove. · - Laura McDan- 1 Rainbow B r i d-g e, Niagara so excited about Homer Fisher, Christine 1 Falls, !1!. Y., has the world's IAWION Jeflers, Calude Whitt. longest hingeless arch span. WAIL HUNO MEDICINE CAIIIIET i lllrllls - Mr. and Mrs. Rus- 1, =.;;...=~===·~=.,.,! I . OICIN. ltll McGuire, Pomeroy, Ohio, a . " ' • 9' , · ' I' s. ,... o~.I'L I IT'S MI. *"dlu¢1<J.E!IN A "'! Four Civil Ac fi} d e bac~·! Sandra JnMason Co Snndgras~, m~rried " ~·.~aid ~ e1~er ~en~nera 53 N w c'AMP'*'O'N, 0.0. ' ° . i2 ---· •• ;a__ --- N'S SALE HANDY • NI!.WSI,II:T!I 81 G SPR ING "Goon~ IANER . :..r_ ' •'!",: • • - •• ..' ........ . . . :~ ' ,f I "\ ·.~ wil!, PULL-DOWN LANIERN . I' '1 lto- S129 to...,-. !be I• .... ..... 14 Guiltv Pleas E,ntered by Defen .JantS I ! l Hospital News . : BOOK ° Than ks I &Ek ' MI~EK •· Bv HOW' e ••• • ~H~EIDER IT .li:HOOLD 8£ A COM& · £!;ECOON 11Me: I ~-S£LLER -S289 .. f KITCHEN FIXTURE COMti OUT df: ii-I&RE S931 ' 1597 WITH "11JUI\' IW'DS UPI LINER PANELING GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES IN POMEROY ABBIE AND SI.ATS HARDBOARD PANELING PLAIN WHITE CEILING TILE . 11C - PIANOS TWO ARRESTED __ ...... .., .... _.... $11.H eWURLITUR _,_ eBALOWIN PT. PLEASANT - Arrests re""' OTHER FAMOUl corded at the county jail during II BRANDS the Jlallt 24 hours were , Herbert · Mamln, 44, Minersville, Ohio. ' charged with intoxication '1lld · Richard L. Hogg, 40 ~tart, J. P. warrant for a bad ch e c k. . , _ , Tralnod - · amsts were made by the 286-2104 Jlduon, 0. department. '' '· ,;. ., ' .!' · "' I I' "' .. .., , •" . ~I. ...., . .. ' :q '• ' I, .. ' r- ' • I;IESr IN T~ME . . . .••• ll&ST.I.N SOUN,E),I . ,. J •• - .• ' ,•.' ,IJ ' cL.c:>cK RADios.. .11tiCADif Mtittl XI .. COMPLETE · SELECTION OF l.t.QULDING! SEE US FOR . EVERYQ~Y i... ·LQW· PRICES! ' · I •• 124~ *; WEf1AVEA .... ""' ' ," . ,.,. • 28" LINEN CABINET (l.tg '""""' IIIIMIWdl~ lllitlcd tllloo lar •. Two ••d•tt. 3V.·~• 11788 By RAEBURN VAN BUREN Starfire '411aHnctroft t1 ,.,.. da :m :ulot. lndudto loowl ·and """ ...,. . tiiUII- 1111tr •, 'I!Attt5'> tiEQ. ASON OQN'T SHOOT ! I sssa ••. w- 24" VANITY •I I CABIN LAUAN WOOD PANELING ,9·9 12 Q.n I' I ,Q!Rfi rM COMIM~ OOT WITH MY .HANDS UP; ~CGR f ••• •• I ~ (· LIGHTING BARGAINS sgu Gene Grate ! ' .. , .... UIDfi.CABIIEI' UIHT e s!o- 11777 . ' "• ,f ...,-_... . ' ~ ' WHITE WOOD. BATHROOM SEAT $2•· .~a:'~:(t;H;::;;;"' .... ... ' •• ( d, 'IV,• •·y • • , , r • , t c.·. :.< �' ' ' .h. d to . ·Htg ·"·.otu en~s Take LOneso~~·~ Traifi~'tuc~tad:~tlnge~. ··p;~~!~=~~tt~~~~~~~$:.;~~:~ ~ot~:-· '67 'v·.firte .. t Ie-s .satU·rdoy ' .~· I ' ' t,. Woma,a Wamo~ . C( ~~'· '1) .,. :· ~,,, .. ·, '·.·- ··: ·. . ~ •~ ' •· ~ .J~ .. , . .. .S;;;.~ ~e,, M~wmeport; · e.. ·Miy !!, 1967 ~. ' NEW YORK (UP!l ~Thlrtv Appj,lod .se!Oliet : ... I troi!IL builnf! s, "cold" wives. marriage license~ In the office follow. . I ~ men median age 39, passed Julian ROebuck c)l tlid Unlve~1 'rhe'Wilmen.~ere pleased to find of the county clerk. Applying The nlOOD Is between its last \bro~gh lhe porlals of a posh sly G! Texas a\ El Pa.!o alicl' ill'lll \f)!O coul~ afford to ta~e we!f,,Donald Leroy ·Starcll~r. quarteo·*"d ·new phase . . cocktail louDgo alone-for IW<l Lee Spray o!'the ,Conin!l\tee' on ~ljl out, ~bo didn't ~ani ·tO 25; •Giveq, W. Va., .111\d Mqrila · ·The morning star !s Mars. • ... . . years. Thirty W<lmen, niedlan Human. Developm'!lll al , ' th~ ~et .: Into an en19Uona1 relation- Faye · A~sten, !6. Gr1~ma Land· ' The evening stars are VenDI, ,, lfY BUB BOEFLICII ment buill around tile tune, "It aoft Shoe" wUI be "Play A Slm- age 24, entered the asnoe Unlver.nty of Chicago, repQ\'IIng shlp. · ' lng · Richard N~lson Hoff!I' an, Mars and ,Jcpiter. Souibem Hlgb S<IJoo1 ~ Was A Very Good Year" with pie Melody" with Aaron Sayre, cocktaU lounge alon.,...for two In the America~ Journal of The ·social scleniJsiJJ 'said the 20 Le!arl. an4 Patty Lou Grimm flom on Ibis day In 1800 iras w.ll 'lJI&In prove ''There's No John Sayre doing "Strolling Dick Sauvage, Bob Diddle, Ill\· years. Sociology, found . most . of the pten fil"lll ·bell~vers i~ the 13• Letart. • " Amerloan 'author · CliristopbOI '. Biz, I,lke Show Biz" Sa\111$y Tbrough the Park" and Sandy vld Lipscomb, Jim Harden, PhD Funny thing. Duling the well-heeled regular customers doutile etaildard conSld~d SECOND CHILD BORN!. Morley. · nigh\ ~hen the curtain rajses Balle)" singing "Mlsty." Nancy Hill, John McCliqtock, John. period, tho6e who came in alone came io fmd a bedmate. theil\selves good husbands and .PT. P.LEASANT - ~·. and On tbls day In history: on thetr annual variety show. Hoback and. Jim Harden will bel Sayre, Wlllle Sellers, Davld jleft in pain. The eggheads came to tbls fatli\.s Mrs. ODtar Bradley of Cleve- In 1821 Napole<ill Bonapart• Directing the production a- dancers for the scene. Thorpe, Kenneth Theiss, Dan I It's a popular chapter In the conclusion after sifllng through ThO ;..men in•tSted they had bind, Ohio, former Point PI~ of Franc~ died in exile on the 1 gain ts Mrs. Lee Lee, vD<al l A military tap number, "Yan·lHIIl, Sharon Calvert, Annette · saga of oocktall lounge, U.S.A. r~ports based on mterv!ews no desire to break up the meo~ .ant resident•, ate announcing Island of St. Hele~a. music supervisor, who a 1 s oikee Doodle Dandy," sung by ' warner, Pam Cleek, Mickey Social sclenUats bopeiog to '!1th the couples· and ~rma· marriages. A foUow-u two lh~ birth of their seOOIJd cbijd, In 1925, biology teacher John lakes oo the cllore of accom- iRick Powell will feature Nancy I Wolle, Christy Yost, Sandy find what happens to nice- lio~ from bartenders rutd ars after the study , ~ not a son: Thursllay morning. II! .a Scopes of the Dayton, 'fenn: paymg every number of the IYost, Debbie Hayes, Paltrlcla Zirkle, Melanie Beegle, Unda looking men and attractive wa11tesses who kept labs on the !':ow any divorces so ihe Cleveland· hospital. The niolher public school system wat show. CUrtain time is 8 p. m.: London, Theresa Mc'nlrner, Yost, Brenda Norris, Theresa women who take the lonesome group of 30 male and 30 female cocktallloun 0 for~s 8 rent· Is the former Nancy Ubi,; dau- arrest<II for teaching the theory in the high school auditorium 1Brenda Norris, Donna 'lbelss, McTurner, Pal London, Allee trail to cocktail lounges studied customers. . Jy had little :ubl!c ecrecf~ the ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert of evolution In violation of ~ at Racine. and Linda Yost. '[ Cleland and Brenda Bradford! this particular batch of loners. analysis of their report, men's marriages. Ubi of Gallipolis Ji'erry.vi!J'!!'r- State jaw. · 1 A "Rockette" type dance line I Transparent umbrellas wUI he taking part. 1 published by Trans-Action, a By the lime ef follow-up more nal grandparents are Mr. 'and Ih 1939, Poland refused to of 12 girls will open the show, iused on "Singing In the Rain," . I publlcattono!Washlngton than half the women)ntbi! Mrs.RI~JiradleyofSiiade, agree to Hiller's dernond ' to, · "'67 Varieties" t.o "Every- 1a vocal by Peggy Yonkers, Shlr- A world tour_~ follow a five i Unlvers!ty•. St. Louis, turned up st"•" had otten marr'ed-aud Ohio. The Bradley's have a dau- give up the clty of Danzig ·10:· 1 thing's Comina Up Roses" will! : ley Gueltig Rhonda E r v n mmute IntermiSSion with a d1S· 1 these Sidelights on contempera· ""'It th g N . d gbter "'"'""·~· 1 ' 1e •.., ' h · N y k Cit e e 1ounge one marne ' Shellle· .....~ ...-...·.r· •, ·'· . 10 a boys' chorus domg the vocal IDottle Wlleo•en Melanie Beeg. col eque ew or Y as ' t" ry mores: 1 1 · ' ' , honors. Nancy Hoback's vocal i Je, Jill Codner.' Margaret Cole,. the departure point. The B<H IODS -The men were mostly ..~ ar 0~ :~~08. so1o, "Do·Rr- Mi." will be Sellers, Martha Yost, lhemians .- Steve Simpson,_or· [ (70 per cent), firmly tbe '".:ctl p • • U I' eel by sixth graders including 'I Jan Hill, Ann McClintock, Shir· igan; Mike Hayman, gwlar; nuddiedass (40 per cent were e s- lion re~ a · OPTO T I Nancy Cole, Denise Cross, Char· .ley Neigler, Shirley Pyles, Jen· Charles drununer; . professtonals, per cent on younger ME R 5T lotte Teaford, Diana Farra, Inie Proffitt, Carol Wilcoxen, !Jeff Donohew, i?'tar, and Phll , PT PLEASANT F lvll managers, offtcl8ts. or proprio- By the a h I OMce Hours: 9 to 2 to 5{ (Close at Noon on Beverly Evans, Jane R o s ~. ! Linda Grinstaff, Linda Fitch, :Hlll. vocahst, wdl be featured! . - our c tors) and 66 per cent Roman h band ": y, 'w ere s your Thurs. -EaSt 'eourt St. Pomeroy Jav Hall Rodney Neigler Lar- 1Patsy Ptckens Sharon Pytes :w<lh Susan Wippel and Mickey·~ acUons have been filed In the Catholic. us torught. • ry ·Wilco~en and Jeff Hill: iand Julia Early. Rosemary SeJ. IWolfe and the "go-go" girls. office of the Circuit ~erk. Not Uausual A veteran of the Racine lers' vocal solo will be "How fJim Harden and Dottie WilcoX·! In _two of the actions. Wayne -There was nothing deviant shows, Tim Cozart, will return IDeep Is the Ocean?" Ien will be featured on E. Kinca_ld Is the plmntif6.._ and or peculiar about these people. . this year with bis version oi l A new Julie Andrews tune I Get Along Without You Now both actions are seeking JUdg- None was a heavy drinker; ' "Fly Me to the Moon." Dane- "Thoroughly Modern Millie" ~ l and Sandy Bailey and David mentagainstthe def~ndant for none of the women was ers Patty London, Donna Theiss, : Roraring 20's type vehicle, will[ Thorpe .~n a dance and pant~;'! amounts due on pronussory not- considered by herself or by • . · Susan Wippel. Theresa MrTu,n- , be danced by Christy Yost, Mel- !mhne, The_ Beat ~s On. es. One action Is against Paul others, as a prostitute or call · er, Brenda Norris and Linda :anie Beegle and Terri Farren. 1Phtl HiU Bolo, Strangerj ~ Bush with plaintiff ask~g girl. . Yost will he featured on "Mu· • "Pass Me By," ''Honey Bun," 'm the N<ght. lndgment against defendant m When not around the cocklad ANTIQUE COPPER sio t·> Walch Girls By." Ifeaturing Pili! Hill and "My I Sh I the sum of $683.12 and the oth· lounge the men went for [)avid Thorpe's guitar wi11 1 Kind of Girl," feat~ring David : ro~r~:.~~~p:~,;/~a~cilve~ler action t.s agalnat Robert Er- fishing: golf, hunting. The REO. provide background accompani- Lipscomb and Bob Diddle, will: will do a modernistic routine Irett wttb Jndgment ?f $343.37, women liked dancing. AU $1.98 ment for his duet. •·for Lovin' 1 make up a song and comedy to "Stow Walk, 'I from the defendant b01ng sought· expressed a bell~! In God and M~' with Brenda Bradford and 1 segment by the boys' chorus. · Another of the actions also attended church. Johb Sayre will use tile popu- 1Belinda Filch, Sharon Teaford, ! The first stop of the tour will! concerns payment of 8 promis- -Neither men nor women !ell Jar "Marne" for his pantomime !Irene Cooper, Sharon Calvert, !be "Brazil" with David Thorpe sory note and is styled Capitol guUty .about their adventures. Wllh dancers on the number In· IPtm Cleek, Jan Alkire, Jackie [ accompanying . Sandy Bailey's Finance vs. Harold L. and Wilmen talked about extenuatStyl<ad- .... loof- ...... v,ta.. 12" _ . . ~· doop, Up cludmg Sandy Zirkle, Martha Gluesenbacmp, Oonna Theiss, [vocal "Meditation." A mod Lat-1 rna VanMeter West Columbia mg circumstances - pressures l>ulbL (lHo """"" ' ' Yo s I, Jackie Gluesencamp, Brenda Bradford, Christy Yost, iin number, "The Joker," will with the plainilH seeking judg: Sharon Pyles, Debbie Hayes, 1Mickey Wolfe and Connie Amott 1be danced by Alice Cleland, ment tn the .sum of $441.47 from FOR Jan Alkire.. Pam Cleek, Sharon ; wtll tap to "Mississippi Mud." 1featured: Terri F"!rell, Annette the defendants. I Calvert, R10ne Cooper. Sh<rley l Another show veteran, David [Wamer, Sandra Zirkle, Christy The other actioals styled l MOTHERS DAY G11ellJg, Donna Cross, Peggy ; Thorpe, will sing "Since I Fell 1Yost, Donna Theiss, Pamela Harry Ray Fry, New Haven, vs. Yonkers, Melame Beegle and ,For You" and George Norris ICleek, Susan Wippel, Jan Alkire, Dottle Jean Masterson CreMAY .. .. X11" FLIDIESCEIT Rhonda . Ervm. . . I and Robyn Stearns will do a ,Irene Cooper, Nancy Yos~ Ann means and Robert E. Cremans BATHROOM ,..... Vocalist John McChntock w:ll l comedy skit. 1McClintock, Mickey Wolfe, Mel· Mason, W. Va. This actionstem; • Norcross Cards be featured soto<st on a seg.l A two-part song Wtth "the old anle Beegle Brenda Norris and f hlgb 'd t eldeals --- ··-· ·· 'lberesa Mdrumer. ::~:Dec ~a~:~n ";;.:~- fine Selection Of Huht dancers, Beverly with the piahttiH claiming b; J , bart, Belt~ Fitch, Jack Glu s- suHered a fractured nose, conGifts encamp, Shirley Pyles, Sandra tusions, laceratiOIJE and physi· Holzer Hospital - Visltlng !Balley, Sharon Pyles, Kathy cal pain and also damages to MIDDLEPORT ,, hours 2-1 and 7-8 p. m. Parents IU:wis will we~r .~alural grass I his veblcle. The plalnUH is deSTORE 0 only on Pediatrics Ward. lsktrts } ' thelr Little Gr~ss ! mandlng judgment from the deGICUNIIIIIC!IIIr.rr n Admissions 'Shack number fe~~urmg Mtke ! fendants In the sum of $5.000: Mlddlopo·rt~~~~~ Mrs. J. Michael Allen, 136 1Hay~an 0 tile guiUJr. ' i""';;;;;;;;;;;;iOiiiiOiii~~~~iiii '" NOW 18 THE T/116 .TO PT. PLEASANT - · Jobn L. :Second Ave.; Mrs. Roy L. Den-i Mtckey Wolfe _will be solo_danWilli . _ 181 W1P MAKE YOUR MrDaniel and Joseoll A. M,. ,ney, 2116\2 Eastern Ave.: Mrs. . cer for a stop m Russia h!gh• REPLACEMENTS Carty, both of West Columbta,l Edwin E. Gates. Rt. 2 Patriot; Ilighted by a ~~llet num~. A Indicted by the May grand i Hari H. Rucker, Northup; Kel· ' gutlat solo, Malaguena. by jury on a felony chage of steal· ' ty Lynn Roberts, Eureka Star IDavid. Thorpe will P~Y tribute In~ a Volkswagen, appeared in ; Rt. : Mrs. James 0. Huffman,, to Spam w?,Jie a st~p JD London 4'x7'x ~A" Court Thursrlov morning and en- Rt I PI Pleasant· Hobart E , Will be to Woudln I U Be Lovtered a plea' of g~llty as charg· I S~nlcy .. South Side, w. Va.: erly'!'' by vocalist, Shirley Gueled and the court sot Jnne 2 as: Guy E. Bing, Rt. 1 Middleport bg. Can Can dancers will be sentencing date for the two. Me· [·Don B. Tillis, Rutland ; Mr s. l hlgtlLgb~ durtng a , stop m Dame! was represented in court , Lillian R Welch, Middleport; I Paris Wlth_ lbe boys •horus IDEAL FOit ... by Attorney R. F. Musgrave : Ste~hen E. Powell, Rl. I na. :agam oroVJdmg the co~edy. IASEMENTS and McC•.rty by Atlomey Oo" cine ; Mrs. Everett D. Phillips. I A P,atnotic finale Born Kingery: both court appointed. : Rt. 1 Wellston; Mlss Stella J' [Free wtll close the show. .J Ida Whitt, Pt. Pleasar.t, also : Sellers, Rt. 5 Jackson ; Thorn- S~m McWhorter has been as I Indicted Monday on a felony : as E. Perkins, Rt. 2 Chillicothe, I"~tmg ~rs. Lee 10 preparlllll charge of forgery, entered a i Mrs. Margaret L. Beem, Jack· Itbl~s_:y~e~ar~s:._prod~~uc~l~IO~n.~---'==================,'1 plea of !nnocent. She wa~ ; son: Mrs. James N. Sh~~;~::i represented by court appointed i Raveoswood ; Stanley · ' '. CRAFI'EK Attorney Cecil Dean. Trial date !-Jackson. J 4'1B'xW' SlEET of May 15 was set by the court. ' Blrlh• Silverton DeVault, Rl. 2. Pt. : Mrs. James 0. Huffman, nt. LOOK WHAT'S HAPPENED AT Pleasant, Indicted by the grand : 1, PI Pleasant, son, 2:49 p.m. IDEAL FOit jury on the misdeameanor I Thursday. GARAGES, ClOSETS, CABINET&, charge of brellking and remov- 1 Discharges 'l CHERRY·OAK-WALNUT WORKSHOPS ing a fence erected for hound- Carl Adkins, Mrs. E. J.lili.Arttl r ary purposes, plead Innocent to [ Adkins, Harry M. Booth, EvYOUR CHOICE the charge and trial date of 1eretl Connolly, John S. REG. $6.25 May 15th was set. Despault, Mary Ellen H all , r We've added BOLBM'S Mrs. Saul E. Hall, Donald B. Pleasant Valley Hoopltal King, Mrs. William A. Lewis, powerfun equipment Admitted - Cllarles Flagg, Mrs. Wiliard Markins, Mrs. . Mas')ll; Mrs. James Hurloj, Le-I Roger K. Martin, Mrs. Tractors. mowers, tillers • : on: Mn, Darnell Jeffrlef, Pt. 1M. Pierce, Alonzo C. RadcUff, 12"xl2"x~• See 'em. Try 'em. Then Mrs. Charles Runion, , Mrs. Jon M: Sommer and Mrs. NOW , Mrs. William I John L. Zembry. you'll know what we're ONLY . ea• . Apple Grove. · - Laura McDan- 1 Rainbow B r i d-g e, Niagara so excited about Homer Fisher, Christine 1 Falls, !1!. Y., has the world's IAWION Jeflers, Calude Whitt. longest hingeless arch span. WAIL HUNO MEDICINE CAIIIIET i lllrllls - Mr. and Mrs. Rus- 1, =.;;...=~===·~=.,.,! I . OICIN. ltll McGuire, Pomeroy, Ohio, a . " ' • 9' , · ' I' s. ,... o~.I'L I IT'S MI. *"dlu¢1<J.E!IN A "'! Four Civil Ac fi} d e bac~·! Sandra JnMason Co Snndgras~, m~rried " ~·.~aid ~ e1~er ~en~nera 53 N w c'AMP'*'O'N, 0.0. ' ° . i2 ---· •• ;a__ --- N'S SALE HANDY • NI!.WSI,II:T!I 81 G SPR ING "Goon~ IANER . :..r_ ' •'!",: • • - •• ..' ........ . . . :~ ' ,f I "\ ·.~ wil!, PULL-DOWN LANIERN . I' '1 lto- S129 to...,-. !be I• .... ..... 14 Guiltv Pleas E,ntered by Defen .JantS I ! l Hospital News . : BOOK ° Than ks I &Ek ' MI~EK •· Bv HOW' e ••• • ~H~EIDER IT .li:HOOLD 8£ A COM& · £!;ECOON 11Me: I ~-S£LLER -S289 .. f KITCHEN FIXTURE COMti OUT df: ii-I&RE S931 ' 1597 WITH "11JUI\' IW'DS UPI LINER PANELING GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES IN POMEROY ABBIE AND SI.ATS HARDBOARD PANELING PLAIN WHITE CEILING TILE . 11C - PIANOS TWO ARRESTED __ ...... .., .... _.... $11.H eWURLITUR _,_ eBALOWIN PT. PLEASANT - Arrests re""' OTHER FAMOUl corded at the county jail during II BRANDS the Jlallt 24 hours were , Herbert · Mamln, 44, Minersville, Ohio. ' charged with intoxication '1lld · Richard L. Hogg, 40 ~tart, J. P. warrant for a bad ch e c k. . , _ , Tralnod - · amsts were made by the 286-2104 Jlduon, 0. department. '' '· ,;. ., ' .!' · "' I I' "' .. .., , •" . ~I. ...., . .. ' :q '• ' I, .. ' r- ' • I;IESr IN T~ME . . . .••• ll&ST.I.N SOUN,E),I . ,. J •• - .• ' ,•.' ,IJ ' cL.c:>cK RADios.. .11tiCADif Mtittl XI .. COMPLETE · SELECTION OF l.t.QULDING! SEE US FOR . EVERYQ~Y i... ·LQW· PRICES! ' · I •• 124~ *; WEf1AVEA .... ""' ' ," . ,.,. • 28" LINEN CABINET (l.tg '""""' IIIIMIWdl~ lllitlcd tllloo lar •. Two ••d•tt. 3V.·~• 11788 By RAEBURN VAN BUREN Starfire '411aHnctroft t1 ,.,.. da :m :ulot. lndudto loowl ·and """ ...,. . tiiUII- 1111tr •, 'I!Attt5'> tiEQ. ASON OQN'T SHOOT ! I sssa ••. w- 24" VANITY •I I CABIN LAUAN WOOD PANELING ,9·9 12 Q.n I' I ,Q!Rfi rM COMIM~ OOT WITH MY .HANDS UP; ~CGR f ••• •• I ~ (· LIGHTING BARGAINS sgu Gene Grate ! ' .. , .... UIDfi.CABIIEI' UIHT e s!o- 11777 . ' "• ,f ...,-_... . ' ~ ' WHITE WOOD. BATHROOM SEAT $2•· .~a:'~:(t;H;::;;;"' .... ... ' •• ( d, 'IV,• •·y • • , , r • , t c.·. :.< �lllid=, APARTMENTS fumlsbed -Un· f"lshed. In also •, !Ingle house, . ·' sops. ;!unior '&Dd ~ FrmH<, and Mr. and, Mnt:'; ••llilt~;~ daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. worth of ·HunliJJgthn . VI " '!' Raymond Burnett a~d son, Rris; Ravensw"iiod wJlh 'Mf. ~ '" · "' ·· · ty, Miss Sudn Tetry a n d Harpld McComas and . Claud Lamb; of Valley ~tation, They also attend~~· ~ Ky. Junior , was relurnmg to , parade. . ~ ·,~~" ' ~". 1 •· • • _, t; c- • Gelmany wbe"'l he Is serving M · R' · 11 MBrld oi Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duckworth with the U. S. Army. i I ~ ,uss,e ~ · ·1eM · .Coshactob vitfted with his Mr. and · Mrs. Thomas Qutck urn p' ereMguBesld$ 0 dr ~._ , lsililel\ and brotbe.r. Mrs. Agnes of Qllumbus and son, o<mald, Mrs. earl c r !! . an ()~!:;.u ~ White and Richard Duckworth Gahanna, visited ,Sunday, with relMatlves ~unMday. F ed J ,..,. ft' · · dM , r. an. rs. r en0 .,. on Sun day a ~rno_9n. . Mr. Jame Qutck an rs. QuwK J Letart Falls Mr fM 1 · Mr: and Mrs. Harry I'J>tts and i at Holzer Hospttal. · r. 0 . ' · . and Mrs. R<i~er!· Harden Mr. and Mrs. Sampson Hall ! Mrs. Lanny Jenkt~ ~: Porn~ I daughter, Debra, visiwd were in Hebron Sunday to viSit roy. Mrs. ·. Joho oe er an _ , Potts' brother and sister- 1her ut.cle, Mr. W. 0 Snyder, i Mtke Jenkms, Syracuse, Mr. . 1m-1aw, Rev, and Mrs. Oscar I and Allah Teaford and daugh- and Mrs. George Morgan Jenk· , l~<!ase' of Weston. W. Va. I ter. Tammv. ms of Bellevue, Mr. and Ml'l/. ' Mr and Mrs. Gene Beegle of 1 Richard 'Duckworth and sis· Carl Bar~e and ~rs . ~e~nMLov• . Brighton, Pa .• were recent ter. Agnes White, spent five ett of Cm~mna 1 ~ 1 ~1 e r 1· ISuiiK!' ay guests of Mr and Mrs. days wilh Mr. and Mrs. Mil-' Fred Jenkms Sr. whtle she w:u . Pickens. . lard Duckworth in fluntington I confmed to Rtver!lde Methodi51 Mrs·. Harold Amspoker, Co- and observed the birthdays of ! Hosp~tal, In Co;umbu~li~.:n:~ 4 Door Sedan. Radio, heater, auto. tran1. luml)us, . brought her mother., Mtllard Duckworlh and James I Jenkms ~tste\ ro~ome She Mrs. Laura Leifheit. to her . Robert White, of Dunbar, W.l accompamed er · A 3 •• home here Saturday. Mrs. Leif- 1Va. on Wednesday. Also attend- also re~JVed . tele~ne can.. · had spent the winter with (ng were Mrs. White and daugh-i from a stster-m-law. "-/aye 4 Door Sedan. V8. 1\3d!O alid beater. daughter and jjlher .rela- •ter, Mary Beth 1 Brown, Washmgton, D. · ___ and friends. · I Mrs. Ada Slack and Myla : Mr and Mrs. Lat;Y Lav~• Mrs. Willis Leadingham was ! Hudson visited the former's! der ~nd d~ughter, Tma .~arte, . South Web>ier lo'r two days brother and sister-in-law, Mr. of Sauk Vtlillge, 1\1 .. ., e "'" 4 Dl)(lr Sedan. $ lhellpiin@ her mother-in-law nfuve I and Mrs . .Win Blake of Tup- 1cent weekend guests of hll Franklin Futnace. She also pers Plains and her cousins. Mr. I mother, Mrs. Clara Lavender; • • visite4 a couSin. Mrs. Beulah 1and l4rs. Raymond Blake ol and siSters, Mary.;~ Ll~da •. 2 Door Sedlm. V8. Radio and beater. Martin; Seiotovllleq , _. . . Joppa , Sunday. and Mr. and Mrs. ' tam ~ Mr. and Mrs. Rlchatd Roush Mr and Mrs. Wilhe Guinther , er and famtly. ·-.• and Mrs. George Schenider vis- of Gallipolis visited his pa<. i Mr and Mrs. ·e'•~es Ha}'l'f" . Mr ·31\d Mrs. Millard Duck· ents. Mr. and Mrs Guy Guinth- and daughter, Mary ue, spent 1 4 Door Sedan. VS. Radio and heater. worth ~nd !',(rs. Sydney Bartels er, Kenneth. Karen aiid Terry, Sunilay wtth M~. ~~ ;-' r ~ in Huntington 1'uesday-. •and Mr and Mrs Malcolm James Roberl Whtte a ""&! .'·, i Spending Sunday with Mr. and Guinther: Sunday. Iter, MarY' Beth, at Dunbar. Troy 2:willing were their Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hubbantl Mr and Mrs B. ~ Mtr~c!e . 1 Corvair 4 Door Sedan. Std. trans. son· and 4aughte(-ln-law, Mr. and son. Roger Lee,. spent al. and son of Leesburg vlst~ : · and w..kend with Mr and Mrs. Ithetr daughter and son-In-law. d Mr an s. · · Michael Swntzel and son, Jones- I Mr. and Mrs. 1'!-oger Wineb(en· · i 4 Door Sedan. V8. Auto trans Radio and heater. nn ef!ect ariil'Jhe effect of town. Pa. ' ner and family. . ·' : althougll'·app~(enlly ben- 1 Mrs ' Roy Winebrenner spent I. Mrs. R~yal Thomas ts spe~d­ leficial. was ·nOt co!lclusive. He a weekend with her daughter mg sometime m Columbus wtth 4 Dr. Se~an. ,Auto...tra~~· P..S. Radio and hea1·r. used a more 'hi~hly purifi· and son·in-law. Mr. and Mrs. I her daughter and son-ln-~aw. RNA and ·his subjects show- Harold Weaver and lanrily of 1 Mr. and Mrs. ~aymond Mtller 1 and lam.<ly and her son, Paul, a definite hnprovement In 1st. Lomsville. ' " f 'il'oor Sedan. VB. Auto, trans. Radio and heater. This · :-vork, although,~ Agnes" White and Richard ' and lam1ly. Her address at the ' still experimental. Duckworth; accompanied by I. Miller home IS 802 St. 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Radio ana. beater. 5 5 12tA! IAtio ,.. wanl .. ,..,.,,. Wo~ ••• lftllrfleiL S.yta••usP. 6 ROOM fl!mlsbed apartmenL Pb ..., •••• I tfc conMC• i;:::OD::e:":::""""""::·====l~ 1TJMilnln1Um Chllrth'" tt :·k:::: ;:: " ' " ' p11t Society Notes \1" r nnh per W•N. tl¥•1!4r...rtklaL ,,, Ul\tl ,., wo,., ••• _ ln;wtflon., 11 "'" c•nt DisCount on Pllti IIIII .... •• ,... •l"''" 11 ••,.. CARD GF THANKS 1o o•ITUARllt .....,, ... l\1.11 tor It wo..- mlnlnW"'· Itch . . . . . .I OJIIOrl k. ....,_ IVU. MO pJl.· .. .. IL.IND ADI Aildttlonll de Chi,.. per Aetwtr- tllllftlftt, · OUICI HOUU ·~· a. •· to S:DO , . N .. 01llt :Ui , . , . 1tzH Noan. latunllf 1 ' 'tft-2111.. .' . ---- . <" 111 ,• ~-· ---------------- ., ~les and Setvlc. Ohlil Boat and Motor LlcenM 10 Riding Mower H11 10 h.g. with lnltonl lcty stlrt, 42" rot1,ry mower. StoiiAI .. ' FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES 992-5101 Everything HOCKINGPORT, OHIO FISHING PHONIM4-331Q Ebenbach Hardware --·~~~•9'Jfofnl In if.rdwtrt" POMEROY Curtis ·•n.t~ _ breeding service, bulls at $6 per cow. ly, Leland Parker Pomeroy or 980-31124 Chester. 5 6 30tc 2700. Ph011e Doyle Qrd, on, W. Va., m-45'19. 3 17 Good UMCI Bl1ck Hawk 2-Row !let Us Give 1 , • 1;;,) , ,; w""" l Get The S~st 8vys Here 1955 DeSoto ·• - - -$195 ·· · . It A Check tAKEi & SEYFRIED HEA1JNG a AIR CONDITIONING PhDilt 992-3794 or f92439s 1957 Studebaker PorneNJ, o. ~ TACKLE Wt flluo Fl8hlng Ll..n,. '"" Th• Mall P,ll•nce•In Mid SCHWARZEL MARINE IN , I EVINRUDE Lown Mowing Ia Fun With A Mouty·Ferguson • 1 • llk9, . ' .n,·...:-Mon,S.t. ' •T'I IAIY TO Pi.ACI A WANT AD PHONI ftl·lll' • I •POt,\II!OY ' ; 1, wlf•• . ,, Pomeroy Motar (o... , 1957 Oldsmobile EXIlERIENQD 245· 1958·Chevrolet WHEEl! AUGNMENT 1959 Plymoo!h • • AND BRAKE SERVICE ! 1960 Chevrolet • • $J45 ·1960. Dodge • • • '795 196001dsmobile • -$695 :1960 Chevrolet • • $695 1961 Rambler • .• • $4cJ5 1962-Dodge · • • • ILAEnNARS .', Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy CORN PLANnR Wlitb 3-point hitch. Good condition. ! ' i ' i , . , .•. 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl, .~ld. Trans.,This Weeks Special. ....-·--·- - --SQUARE DANa .· Friday, May 5 I 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. EAGW CLUB I R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. ·. . ' • ; ! ANTIQUES, William Bamm, Middleport, O!llo, ~­ Uiaotp !5 lilllCI - Rooll - Bark-:..aioa HoC:kliW Rlll!fll'"' : seng. yellow root, wild flllijler, For Mtlmbo"-'ilnd ' : lllay Apple, dean, DO ·dirt. GulltOnly BID BaJley, P. 0. JloJ: 14, 1'12. ~~I Beedsvllle, Oblo, 45'.If v"'''· .. 189·5 $149·5 For SUnday ·Dinner! ' J'IDelt food IRVId It lowelt .-lble l1dcel. Alwa,y~ ••n.D(ll!ll !lliDdiJ' 7:oo to 7:oo. BAII.EFS RllSTA1JBANT . • wide cllokla. DAn. Y CROSSWORD r:::t-:;~''1 - ',.,J • •' ··~"li.(, ioln' , .;-, .. ·" ' ~ , i· , ' W• ~ • 1961. 'Chev. ''; ~1,i, ' ' ~-4 ,ton I ( I 189'5 NOW .JAKING .,....; , G•l•xlt SoD XL 2 Door Hard Top, 390 Vll enlt.ne with chnse-!l·ma· :~:=~~n, power steering, radio, 'Whitewall tlref;Jlght blue With blu,e S BOOM and batb cottaae near Forl:ed Run Late. Drilled weU. natural gas. AIIO nro 1as cooking stovet and two refrigerators. Pbono lllfl.2181 sso lfe ~ . i~ -ft: tOlig 7 ft. .wid~;teleGcope hoist, full ,s , I cab-~ro*tor $1195 . .,. · 895 $395. 5 . 8 c~M· trans. ,$tij]{,e bed ' . 5 ~ 8 cY\~: sp~. trans . 2',,p·~ . ~eur axle, cab and cha:;!i,!S · ,.,. :.• proved, Big dellcous ud wly Vallan~ 500 feet above ' park In Syracuse. Tom man, 892-563L 6 6 ete Contad Faye Manley . lQt4" Ford '· F-700 For Sele ' 1495 5 ,-:;,,B·,cyl-3 .sJ!d:~tranli. S):Ylfs!de Pickup &4-IAY ...,. ~ ·5 111 L PIIOHI fn.m4 P~ Dlllr ltaG AM It_... PM,-llundor 1:00 1D 7:00 APPUCA-S ' FOR CAVRJERS IN MIDDLEPORT, .. Buy : Whitey Beegle and the ij ~~ '. I (I) 11. I no . The Doctor Middleport Savs~.. ' ,, I ' ,, • 1 , /,.., , 1 ·, ,~ ~-l!tue lllterlor: tull power, .lltclucJI!Ii,TIIn~~wa radio and llre'new wlsiW' tires. . . W~~. G. Braadlrlti( M.D. / .... 62 Plds 98 Holicl•y.·Stdlln :,. , ...•,... 1 ' •' · ,• , • aild ,i seat, '$1 195 ·' ·. ou .llauahtor. 10, psorlaill. I• . co~tallolll(Jn the 1 \ ~ " ·- oozlnli •"'•'•- 1 l\:• rarely. ooze. · acute , stall• ,the :·IC:liiOS S! j,~5!·~wa~s ~ .... ~ ' '•, ' • •,1 . . .. ·, . '. '. ..... �lllid=, APARTMENTS fumlsbed -Un· f"lshed. In also •, !Ingle house, . ·' sops. ;!unior '&Dd ~ FrmH<, and Mr. and, Mnt:'; ••llilt~;~ daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. worth of ·HunliJJgthn . VI " '!' Raymond Burnett a~d son, Rris; Ravensw"iiod wJlh 'Mf. ~ '" · "' ·· · ty, Miss Sudn Tetry a n d Harpld McComas and . Claud Lamb; of Valley ~tation, They also attend~~· ~ Ky. Junior , was relurnmg to , parade. . ~ ·,~~" ' ~". 1 •· • • _, t; c- • Gelmany wbe"'l he Is serving M · R' · 11 MBrld oi Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duckworth with the U. S. Army. i I ~ ,uss,e ~ · ·1eM · .Coshactob vitfted with his Mr. and · Mrs. Thomas Qutck urn p' ereMguBesld$ 0 dr ~._ , lsililel\ and brotbe.r. Mrs. Agnes of Qllumbus and son, o<mald, Mrs. earl c r !! . an ()~!:;.u ~ White and Richard Duckworth Gahanna, visited ,Sunday, with relMatlves ~unMday. F ed J ,..,. ft' · · dM , r. an. rs. r en0 .,. on Sun day a ~rno_9n. . Mr. Jame Qutck an rs. QuwK J Letart Falls Mr fM 1 · Mr: and Mrs. Harry I'J>tts and i at Holzer Hospttal. · r. 0 . ' · . and Mrs. R<i~er!· Harden Mr. and Mrs. Sampson Hall ! Mrs. Lanny Jenkt~ ~: Porn~ I daughter, Debra, visiwd were in Hebron Sunday to viSit roy. Mrs. ·. Joho oe er an _ , Potts' brother and sister- 1her ut.cle, Mr. W. 0 Snyder, i Mtke Jenkms, Syracuse, Mr. . 1m-1aw, Rev, and Mrs. Oscar I and Allah Teaford and daugh- and Mrs. George Morgan Jenk· , l~<!ase' of Weston. W. Va. I ter. Tammv. ms of Bellevue, Mr. and Ml'l/. ' Mr and Mrs. Gene Beegle of 1 Richard 'Duckworth and sis· Carl Bar~e and ~rs . ~e~nMLov• . Brighton, Pa .• were recent ter. Agnes White, spent five ett of Cm~mna 1 ~ 1 ~1 e r 1· ISuiiK!' ay guests of Mr and Mrs. days wilh Mr. and Mrs. Mil-' Fred Jenkms Sr. whtle she w:u . Pickens. . lard Duckworth in fluntington I confmed to Rtver!lde Methodi51 Mrs·. Harold Amspoker, Co- and observed the birthdays of ! Hosp~tal, In Co;umbu~li~.:n:~ 4 Door Sedan. Radio, heater, auto. tran1. luml)us, . brought her mother., Mtllard Duckworlh and James I Jenkms ~tste\ ro~ome She Mrs. Laura Leifheit. to her . Robert White, of Dunbar, W.l accompamed er · A 3 •• home here Saturday. Mrs. Leif- 1Va. on Wednesday. Also attend- also re~JVed . tele~ne can.. · had spent the winter with (ng were Mrs. White and daugh-i from a stster-m-law. "-/aye 4 Door Sedan. V8. 1\3d!O alid beater. daughter and jjlher .rela- •ter, Mary Beth 1 Brown, Washmgton, D. · ___ and friends. · I Mrs. Ada Slack and Myla : Mr and Mrs. Lat;Y Lav~• Mrs. Willis Leadingham was ! Hudson visited the former's! der ~nd d~ughter, Tma .~arte, . South Web>ier lo'r two days brother and sister-in-law, Mr. of Sauk Vtlillge, 1\1 .. ., e "'" 4 Dl)(lr Sedan. $ lhellpiin@ her mother-in-law nfuve I and Mrs . .Win Blake of Tup- 1cent weekend guests of hll Franklin Futnace. She also pers Plains and her cousins. Mr. I mother, Mrs. Clara Lavender; • • visite4 a couSin. Mrs. Beulah 1and l4rs. Raymond Blake ol and siSters, Mary.;~ Ll~da •. 2 Door Sedlm. V8. Radio and beater. Martin; Seiotovllleq , _. . . Joppa , Sunday. and Mr. and Mrs. ' tam ~ Mr. and Mrs. Rlchatd Roush Mr and Mrs. Wilhe Guinther , er and famtly. ·-.• and Mrs. George Schenider vis- of Gallipolis visited his pa<. i Mr and Mrs. ·e'•~es Ha}'l'f" . Mr ·31\d Mrs. Millard Duck· ents. Mr. and Mrs Guy Guinth- and daughter, Mary ue, spent 1 4 Door Sedan. VS. Radio and heater. worth ~nd !',(rs. Sydney Bartels er, Kenneth. Karen aiid Terry, Sunilay wtth M~. ~~ ;-' r ~ in Huntington 1'uesday-. •and Mr and Mrs Malcolm James Roberl Whtte a ""&! .'·, i Spending Sunday with Mr. and Guinther: Sunday. Iter, MarY' Beth, at Dunbar. Troy 2:willing were their Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hubbantl Mr and Mrs B. ~ Mtr~c!e . 1 Corvair 4 Door Sedan. Std. trans. son· and 4aughte(-ln-law, Mr. and son. Roger Lee,. spent al. and son of Leesburg vlst~ : · and w..kend with Mr and Mrs. Ithetr daughter and son-In-law. d Mr an s. · · Michael Swntzel and son, Jones- I Mr. and Mrs. 1'!-oger Wineb(en· · i 4 Door Sedan. V8. Auto trans Radio and heater. nn ef!ect ariil'Jhe effect of town. Pa. ' ner and family. . ·' : althougll'·app~(enlly ben- 1 Mrs ' Roy Winebrenner spent I. Mrs. R~yal Thomas ts spe~d­ leficial. was ·nOt co!lclusive. He a weekend with her daughter mg sometime m Columbus wtth 4 Dr. Se~an. ,Auto...tra~~· P..S. Radio and hea1·r. used a more 'hi~hly purifi· and son·in-law. Mr. and Mrs. I her daughter and son-ln-~aw. RNA and ·his subjects show- Harold Weaver and lanrily of 1 Mr. and Mrs. ~aymond Mtller 1 and lam.<ly and her son, Paul, a definite hnprovement In 1st. Lomsville. ' " f 'il'oor Sedan. VB. Auto, trans. Radio and heater. This · :-vork, although,~ Agnes" White and Richard ' and lam1ly. Her address at the ' still experimental. Duckworth; accompanied by I. Miller home IS 802 St. 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Radio ana. beater. 5 5 12tA! IAtio ,.. wanl .. ,..,.,,. Wo~ ••• lftllrfleiL S.yta••usP. 6 ROOM fl!mlsbed apartmenL Pb ..., •••• I tfc conMC• i;:::OD::e:":::""""""::·====l~ 1TJMilnln1Um Chllrth'" tt :·k:::: ;:: " ' " ' p11t Society Notes \1" r nnh per W•N. tl¥•1!4r...rtklaL ,,, Ul\tl ,., wo,., ••• _ ln;wtflon., 11 "'" c•nt DisCount on Pllti IIIII .... •• ,... •l"''" 11 ••,.. CARD GF THANKS 1o o•ITUARllt .....,, ... l\1.11 tor It wo..- mlnlnW"'· Itch . . . . . .I OJIIOrl k. ....,_ IVU. MO pJl.· .. .. IL.IND ADI Aildttlonll de Chi,.. per Aetwtr- tllllftlftt, · OUICI HOUU ·~· a. •· to S:DO , . N .. 01llt :Ui , . , . 1tzH Noan. latunllf 1 ' 'tft-2111.. .' . ---- . <" 111 ,• ~-· ---------------- ., ~les and Setvlc. Ohlil Boat and Motor LlcenM 10 Riding Mower H11 10 h.g. with lnltonl lcty stlrt, 42" rot1,ry mower. StoiiAI .. ' FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES 992-5101 Everything HOCKINGPORT, OHIO FISHING PHONIM4-331Q Ebenbach Hardware --·~~~•9'Jfofnl In if.rdwtrt" POMEROY Curtis ·•n.t~ _ breeding service, bulls at $6 per cow. ly, Leland Parker Pomeroy or 980-31124 Chester. 5 6 30tc 2700. Ph011e Doyle Qrd, on, W. Va., m-45'19. 3 17 Good UMCI Bl1ck Hawk 2-Row !let Us Give 1 , • 1;;,) , ,; w""" l Get The S~st 8vys Here 1955 DeSoto ·• - - -$195 ·· · . It A Check tAKEi & SEYFRIED HEA1JNG a AIR CONDITIONING PhDilt 992-3794 or f92439s 1957 Studebaker PorneNJ, o. ~ TACKLE Wt flluo Fl8hlng Ll..n,. '"" Th• Mall P,ll•nce•In Mid SCHWARZEL MARINE IN , I EVINRUDE Lown Mowing Ia Fun With A Mouty·Ferguson • 1 • llk9, . ' .n,·...:-Mon,S.t. ' •T'I IAIY TO Pi.ACI A WANT AD PHONI ftl·lll' • I •POt,\II!OY ' ; 1, wlf•• . ,, Pomeroy Motar (o... , 1957 Oldsmobile EXIlERIENQD 245· 1958·Chevrolet WHEEl! AUGNMENT 1959 Plymoo!h • • AND BRAKE SERVICE ! 1960 Chevrolet • • $J45 ·1960. Dodge • • • '795 196001dsmobile • -$695 :1960 Chevrolet • • $695 1961 Rambler • .• • $4cJ5 1962-Dodge · • • • ILAEnNARS .', Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy CORN PLANnR Wlitb 3-point hitch. Good condition. ! ' i ' i , . , .•. 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl, .~ld. Trans.,This Weeks Special. ....-·--·- - --SQUARE DANa .· Friday, May 5 I 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. EAGW CLUB I R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. ·. . ' • ; ! ANTIQUES, William Bamm, Middleport, O!llo, ~­ Uiaotp !5 lilllCI - Rooll - Bark-:..aioa HoC:kliW Rlll!fll'"' : seng. yellow root, wild flllijler, For Mtlmbo"-'ilnd ' : lllay Apple, dean, DO ·dirt. GulltOnly BID BaJley, P. 0. JloJ: 14, 1'12. ~~I Beedsvllle, Oblo, 45'.If v"'''· .. 189·5 $149·5 For SUnday ·Dinner! ' J'IDelt food IRVId It lowelt .-lble l1dcel. Alwa,y~ ••n.D(ll!ll !lliDdiJ' 7:oo to 7:oo. BAII.EFS RllSTA1JBANT . • wide cllokla. DAn. Y CROSSWORD r:::t-:;~''1 - ',.,J • •' ··~"li.(, ioln' , .;-, .. ·" ' ~ , i· , ' W• ~ • 1961. 'Chev. ''; ~1,i, ' ' ~-4 ,ton I ( I 189'5 NOW .JAKING .,....; , G•l•xlt SoD XL 2 Door Hard Top, 390 Vll enlt.ne with chnse-!l·ma· :~:=~~n, power steering, radio, 'Whitewall tlref;Jlght blue With blu,e S BOOM and batb cottaae near Forl:ed Run Late. Drilled weU. natural gas. AIIO nro 1as cooking stovet and two refrigerators. Pbono lllfl.2181 sso lfe ~ . i~ -ft: tOlig 7 ft. .wid~;teleGcope hoist, full ,s , I cab-~ro*tor $1195 . .,. · 895 $395. 5 . 8 c~M· trans. ,$tij]{,e bed ' . 5 ~ 8 cY\~: sp~. trans . 2',,p·~ . ~eur axle, cab and cha:;!i,!S · ,.,. :.• proved, Big dellcous ud wly Vallan~ 500 feet above ' park In Syracuse. Tom man, 892-563L 6 6 ete Contad Faye Manley . lQt4" Ford '· F-700 For Sele ' 1495 5 ,-:;,,B·,cyl-3 .sJ!d:~tranli. S):Ylfs!de Pickup &4-IAY ...,. ~ ·5 111 L PIIOHI fn.m4 P~ Dlllr ltaG AM It_... PM,-llundor 1:00 1D 7:00 APPUCA-S ' FOR CAVRJERS IN MIDDLEPORT, .. Buy : Whitey Beegle and the ij ~~ '. I (I) 11. I no . The Doctor Middleport Savs~.. ' ,, I ' ,, • 1 , /,.., , 1 ·, ,~ ~-l!tue lllterlor: tull power, .lltclucJI!Ii,TIIn~~wa radio and llre'new wlsiW' tires. . . W~~. G. Braadlrlti( M.D. / .... 62 Plds 98 Holicl•y.·Stdlln :,. , ...•,... 1 ' •' · ,• , • aild ,i seat, '$1 195 ·' ·. ou .llauahtor. 10, psorlaill. I• . co~tallolll(Jn the 1 \ ~ " ·- oozlnli •"'•'•- 1 l\:• rarely. ooze. · acute , stall• ,the :·IC:liiOS S! j,~5!·~wa~s ~ .... ~ ' '•, ' • •,1 . . .. ·, . '. '. ..... �we· ,.i • ., G -- . ''"...' '.. . ; t 'I c '. ' 2o • ,.,' ·Te~ •• ' i. " >(., le 0 · y 7, 1967 I' ) Pre ref Clu Yea A elt ' .. .. '.• •' - J • ·e I • • . .' • ' te ...' ' !· • 1 vy 1r 0 ~ . • tl ns Die I • Ar a r I on ., er Rl., SAT. AY A DON'T RUN" Samantha E • 01 ·~· . ) es OS , boom • 1 I• ; . 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