https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4be1211b7d4cee78c746d6611cb25c87.pdf d35ec053273787cdb3ee5f484c6c8042 PDF Text Text • .................... . NOW YOU KNOW .e . . fl Ollatelula II Jlft Ja. .._, aeea .... It . . Wwlt Al••ue. Tilt IIIII t1 . . re•hderllfl . . . . . . . . . . ...........,. ' GUATEMALA. CITY, Dlila - lrfilltary leaden ousted President Miguel as Fuentes to prevent they termed a threatened munlst takeover tlglit conrtol today of maaU Central American WASHINGTON (UPJI - Sea. J. LaiiiCbe, D-OhlO, said bll flnt obllgatloa u a senator II to the people of Ohio the lllltlon, "and DOt to my party.'' Lauscbe, reeelllng bla reeard 11 '" ... • • political ~· ·IIIII Ids dlf. tervlew .(WTfG-TV, Washington I. ferences Willi ~~c par· The senator IBid as mayor be ty be&• wbeQ.- ,...,_... Cleve wanted to keep Eliot Nesa <whole lllld ~ fOUII$, -..,yjpl .out antlr!ICketeerlng work has been treilebeii p!llb)lq ~· fle!tioaellzed on television) u his "'1111!~ .w.. .tfle ~~ of the 18fety director, but the county poapl!t,'' be. Slid 011 a· televlsloa in ~eel boll opposed it. Despite his Independent record. Lausche said he .regards bimseH as a true Democrat, who adheres "to the truest and most genuine concepts" of the party. Lausche said Ke felt both the Republicans and Democrats will , lie. continue to grow in the United Ydlgoru and ble wife States. NEW DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT- Travelers on Route 7 north of Chester soon wiD flown to exile in Managua, WAIISAW (UPI) -A, Polla "We have a two party system be invited to patronize this handsome new drive-in restaurant being erected by Roger ralua, in a Guatemalan eltllea, Ruella& 1a a erewd that's Indispensable that they con- Epple of near Chester. It is located along the highway close to the Route 248 juaeer SUnday following 1 bloodless poeetbl& v111t111c Mnlcaa tinue tc-. live, and Iaort of chuckle tion that crosses Shade River and goes through Chester. _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ SltUrdey alght coup d'etat. Prmctnt Adelle Lapea Matwhen I heard people IBY the RP· ~eposed president told eoa teday, teld UPis publican party is dead forever, tllere that "the cliange 1s aood land) the Democratic party today for '::Juatemala and for Central "Let'a llope tllat •• lllall i& dead," he said. Almerlca." The miUtary make better llubaetl wldl "Experience has demonstrated ed Col E I p Ita Azur die Mexleua tbaa witll Calla. YOUNGS'f?WN (UPI~-Rep. that when you are in too long you dla, d~f:~= in ~ Cube we 1et IIIJy JIIGr piJie. Michael J. K~rwan,. D-Oh1o, told become indifferent," Lausche ousted govemment, as chief apples lllld awfal buau bra- delegates to the district confer- said. He explained after the proecntlve with power to rule . . dy." ence of the United Steelworkers gram he was not referring apedecree · 11!! BUll 111 11111 11111 11 1 111111 M of America during the weekend cifically to the Democrats In Ohio I · • • • that Ohio lndu~ll1: is doomed but to what happens to eithe; SALYERSVILLE. Ky. IUPH- River , four miles west uf her_e. 1ment Into the river, probably cmcAGO- The Illinois Pub- Two persons were Injured OV· ~nle~s a canal linkmg Lake ~r· party when it holds office too A son and daughter. with their : Kentucky state police behevp late on the ntght of March 15 or . IP C Ie 'filth the Ohio River Is bUilt. long respective families, started out the veh~ele-travehng on U.S. 460 : m the early mornmg hours of 1 IIc Aid Conm1ISS1on ( A ) to- er the weekend in one ~f two · .., "O!Jio's governor s.peaks of 1 La~sche said he felt the best March 15 from Lima, Ohio. to - missed a curve on a hilltop and March 16. . . 1 I ed day Inaugurated its plan to pay accident. investlgat«; by the ttin 200 1100 b f th I b k M Th d G If th b d fOr birth control for mothers Meigs county ~riff'• depart· ge g ... • ne~ )0 s or e. government is obtained when the lend their parents in eastern Ken- p ung over a 50- oot em an . . rs. om as an fl I a state,'' rurwan .said, "but I say ' Republican and Democratci par- tucky a helping hand. 1 - ------ ----- - - 1wntten their. pa_rents, Mr. and 1 relief without waiting for the ment. .._ 1 h to t th d G ff b f w 1 d. of w~,..re s .e going?" ge em ties are pretty evenly matched. I The 300-mile motor trip was I Mrs. E . rt It o ay an outcome a battle within the TreaQ!d for injuries at Meigs Without this canal. I "If you have a one-sided left never completed. It ended in Ky ., they \\•lid depart from legislature to outlaw the plan. ~emorlal hospital after an acl:)The Youngstown Democrat: wing party in control, the minor- death for six Jlfrsons. . Lima March 15. They said they Action by the legislature Cldent on the Laurel Cliff road said Ohio could not compete 1· . . ' .. . were commg home to help clean 'stalled until after Easter, and were Robert Eldon Bowen 18 COLUMB:US (UPl) - The wi h ' h t"h; I. d Ity IS dealt With roughshod: if Y.ou I Amon Gnffith, 23: hiS recent ' u followin devastatin floodl 1 there were tndlcatlona that the p Rd and • • General Auembly returns for t t e ~·<)cago stee m ustry Ihave too powerful a conservative br1de, Thelma, 19: his sostPr. h gk t ~ t k 1 omerlnothey •h a drpasl~n- Its 13th week_ of business today whllchRhas access thto the Missls· 'group, .then the liberals are dealt I Mrs. Elizabeth Jean Thomas, 28 : 'Mv iC h st2rucF eas efrn hen uc y battle would move into vmg s ppi iver and e St Law· 'th hshod .. h 'd Iher husband. c hester, 33. an d arc I . or a ew ours on ger car e was courts. J Stan) 17 f p • with a heavy schedule of hear· . ,. WI roug . e Sal . th· d t f h G if. • • • Rdoyce . ey, ' o omeroy ings on tap headed by addition- renee Seaway. -- - - - - · -, ~heir two children. Darrell, 8, and , t"tah ht ay, mos do , te r · ' 8 1\'leig St d t . 1 ome was un er wa er. MIAMI - Spokesmen for , al testimony 011 the $1.2 billion · 8 U en 8 Barbara. 5, all ot Lima. was CHICAGO tUPJl-Mayor Rich· Their plight had been a new Cuban underground Officers said Bowen ~ered bduget before the House Fin- EME~9ENCY LANDING Rate Dean'8 Li8t listed today as accidental drown- ard J . Daley asks the people of f the b · · Wh a cut on the aide of hiS head . . . , in victims . . . mystery rom egmnmg. en zatlon today Issued a "declll!ra·land Mi Sta TAMPA, Fla. IUPil-A Toronto- OhiO Umv.,rsity announced g · Chicago to elect h1m to a third they failed to arrive at Way and tr ted ance Committee. 1 tlon Jf war on an Communist f ·t :,:[ ~ ea Repreeentatvles of 19 depart- bound jetliner with 138 persons 1students today listed on I t s , The verdict was returned by term Tuesday and these are the authorities startPd 8 search, but 1 00 ships that enter or leave or a ec · · · menta_ are. to appear in support aboard ~ade a safe emergency ~ ~an's · list . which included 1Magoffin County Coroner Ishmae l odds against him: were unable to find any trace of munist Cuba" despite United Bowen told authorities the of the1r appropriations requests lalldlng at MacDIII Air Force eight of Meigs county. 'Caudill. It ended a 17-day search. -A month and a dav ago. 8 them. State& efforts to halt anti-Cas- 11162 Chevrol!!t be was driving Tuesday and Wedn""ay. Also Base SUnday with a malfunction- I They are (Chester 1 - Lola ~ Fludo Automobll~ powerful alderman and ally was tro raids blamed on 'this coun- went out of control whDe he to appear is Public School Supt. Inc llu!dlng gear. I Ziegler, Star Rt. ; !Pomeroy) · A fisherman Sunday discovered handcuffed and shot to death in try, ' Wid atte!flpting to pick up a E. E. Holt; who wUI speak for The "Trans-Canada Airlines DCB - Jack W. Hart, Rt. I; Rob- 1, their 1957 Oldsmobile on its back a political headquarters. The killThe spokesmen · sadl the group lighted Cigarette he had drop- the Boerd of Education's pro- circled for more than two hours Iert Jacobs, 126 Lincoln Rd. : · in the raging waters of Licking ers are still at large. s known all the'"Freedom Fight peel. J*.fld .130 million .Increase ~ burnin( excess fuel before coming . Gerald Reuter; Michael Rnb- - · -~.. -Less tfiM •twn ~k.- ago. the - r .'-lf.sJI·IfdOli~ .-fnd will op. The~ aut.o-'1lrlv~ b)"...fiowen ~iullllidtel .. . ... '": in' rcr·a pftfeCt lllndlllg.~Offj'clals ! erls, 1~-Wehe Ter~; (Ra- Benefit Claim8 Are man who· triggel·ed the greatest rate out Ill _Mexico. turned over on Its top after It The subsldlee include about ldirected the pilot to land at Mac- ~ cinel Carol Essington, Ruth ' S • Ab scandal in Daley's administration They Shafply .criticized the erashed over an embanlanent. ·$45 million In built-in Increases Dill ~ca1,1se of better emergent'Y Petre I, E I m St.; (Rut-, tJ.11 ~ve 1962 was gunned down across the ew U. S. crackdown but em- There was 'Ieavy ~ge to require by law, but the $45 mil· flfilitie~~ tflere. tland) - Gordon Atkins, Rt. 1. 1 ActiVe claims for unemploy- street fi'Om the city's criminal 1hasiied ·· thet their projected Its left side and top. Tht acel- lion is the only part of the sub· ment benefits continued last courts. The gunmen are still at naval war on Communist ship- dent occurred Saturday at 9:15 sidles Included in the budget ,.t week to run ahead of the same large. 1 State Auditor Roger W. Tra· '"'f!, penod a year. ago. although on- , - Last . week. a safe was · ~y announced today that he has ·1111 would not be carried out )l.m. four-tentlb ot a mOe south presented by Gov. James A. rom United States territory. of Route 7 Jn Rt. 124 at Laurel Rhodes. ly 39 new claims were filed. . Icracked m the offices of Daley's JUst C'Ompleted a comptlation • • • Cliff. No cblrges were_fUed. The House Judiciary Commit· Bureau manager F. W. Chii- electi?n opponent and campaign showing a county-by . • county Aprl! thundershowers soaked At 8:30 p.ll). Saturday a .two- tee is considering • perennial 'ders said. there were 456 con- contnbullons were stolen. brPak~own of . the dts~rlbUI!on he mtdcontlnent today. March car mishap wa& Investigated at hot potato, a measure to Jbol· . 1 tmued clatms at the be~mnmg -Ch1cago votet·s have shown of $56.014.308 m gasoline tall left like a lamb, spreading 8&- Bradbury, a half mile west of ish capital punishment. Facing PT. PLEASANT - CapacitY, crowds estimated. be· of la~t week. for 495 actives at signs of revolt againsl hil(h taxes. revenues to the local govern1egree temperatures from Flor· Middleport. . the committee are four biUs tween three and four thousand Jammed the NatiOnal weeks end. ~ year ago there 1Firemen have been accused of ments during the 1962 ca lendar ida to South Dakota. Involved in that accident were and a resolution on the matter. Guard Armory Sa!urday ~n.d Sunday for the 9t~ MGM were 449 actiVe claims. i stealing and drunkenness. City year. Warm southerly breezes push- los dri b Robe Be Scout-0-Rama to v1ew exh1b1ts, handicrafts and different , employes have been accu...ed of Th d' t 'b 1. he aid repven y rt tz• et ts n. u ton . f s . • au f Lang ed the mercury to 86 at HU1'80JI, •• Ph ases o f scou t'mg by th e area ,s t roops an d packs. loafing· An expensive urban ,.~ .,. o sv01e Rd 1 travel· F 11 · h 1 f h f · · · ' resen s an mcrease o 52 .42 1, 450 S. D., one degree higher than ing south and Rl•sM:Il 'g LewMel&• Memorial Hoapitai f . o Sowmg t e c ose o t. e a . Gaul Pack 246 and Ricky Warn- 1. new at program has burdened the over the previous year. Fl~>rida's high of 85 at Tampa. ' • Admll1loD1 Saturday - Mrs. air unday afternoon ribbons ' 1 'city budget and disrupted 1he • .· f h .......,,,.10 Tex had the nation's Is, 20, of Middleport R.D., co- J S tl nd· were awarded end prizes were er, Troop 248. d The local governments In R 1 11 "'~ • ., in th ames pang1er, u a • Bl 'bbo . d h . Ives o t ousan s. M. C t . ed $369 707 Jitgh for the last day of March, g ~r . Glenn Ramsbur , Rutlan4. presented to the scouts selling ue ~~ n wmners an t ell Appears A Shoo-In e1gs oun y recetv . ii scotching 98. OffiCers reported the two Disehargea S~ay - Gleaa the most tickets. Ires~bve ~hemes were, Troop Anywhere Plse than Chica o of w~tch $240.000 went for coun· ' Emmett Morrison Gallipolis 243. First Aid; Troop 206, Weav- 1 cars collided on a curve There Ramsburg Wil'ord s· 1 . d · . ·t . g ty htghways: $153,600 went for • • • · , ,. me all, ' ' . p k 254 S Ra Girl an agams any ot 11er po 1Illta 1 1 sh· oads and $4& 714 wa s GYPSUM, Ohio Ten cars was medium damage to both Pomeroy. chairman of MGM District, mg; ac ' .pace . ce; ' teader than Dale . these mi ht own 'P r . . .. •n -·• New York .•Antral vehicl~s. No arrests or injuries . spoke at the close of the event Scouts 218, Prmts ; Girl Scouts : . b .d ed h Y odd · g ear-marked for streets m mu· 0f a 1"""'~· AdlldatliiDI llllllday - Mild· 36 C . Tr 248 P e consi er eavy ' . . rt f lght train derailed three- were reported · ·· · thanking everyone who helped , ampmg; oop , er' B t t . ch· ·d mctpa ' •es. rearters of a mOe eut of this Bowen was. cited to Meigs red Shuler, Racine; .Mrs. Den· make this year's Scout . 0 sonal Fitness; ~oop 200, Archaga~nstn~al;; . On ·~:eg: ...a:f e t:~t The county road departments :fttawa County community Sun- County court AprU 5 for faUure ~~alrSp~, ~~. E Rama "such. a huge s~ccess." ery; Pack 203, Pmewood Derby ; lion he appeared to be a shoo- recetved a total of $240,000 at da ni ht tyin up three sets to drive on the right side of e so, r a • ve yn Merrill Bnggs, chairman of Pack 246,. TV Shows. Troop in for another four ears as ma . the rate of $20,000 per county; 1 of Ytrac~.' the highway, by the State Pa· Roush, HarUord. the acti~itie~ committee of the 208, ~outmg; Troop 256, Rock· or of Chicago. bo!s of the la~t the townships received a total A broken wheel wu blamed trot, which also investigated the Dfdar&es Salldlj - Dennis MGM DIStrict, presented the ket. .o the Moon; Pack 206, of the old-fashioned lilical rna of $11.146.000, or $8.400 _for h p which sent accident McKinney, Dexter; Nancy Eb- ribbons to the winners and also Oh1o; Pack 262, Oribt the USA; , . h d t' edpo . each township. whtle the cttles the tymIshe~cal tank cars The p. trot also ~.....~ for ersbach, Pomeroy; Maggi£ Ar· presented prizes for the ones Pack 244, Find Feathered • ' c mes1: :~ cont mu ~et'gn f/s and villages received a total of three..~~~ andc lx boxcars off ther a Mlldredre...,.Ho.... ff an- noid, Pomeroy; Bessie Hysell, selling the most tickets Friends; Pack 261, A 1ohneldeo . ethmos P?wer u 0 '"" $"L748.308. The di stributions to ath ca......... s o Poarrest, man ' Pomeroy, Mrs. J ames p r iddy Grand prize winner for · ticket we s t v 1r gIn · 1. a p rod uc t : '. oIf D rs m P nalom. . . rthes . was at t h e ti" k N0 injuries were relted M Tu d d R ·' the mumctpa 1 1 41 1 e ac s. of • meroy.- c to e gs and daughter; Rutland; Mrs. sales was Ricky Conley of Ma· Pack 256, Rocket to the Moon: r a ey oses . e.s ay an e: rate of $7.50 for each register· 1 porlted. :na:eer of Court FrJ4ay for atop sign vlo- Paul . Wears, .and .IOIJ, West son Pack 253 who was given a Pack 253, Under the Big Top; r,:'kb Ican Be~~~m s . ~da~owsk 1 ed motor vehicle in the munici· tra n was . . arren lattlon, arid Fred KilhD, 211 Jta. Columbia. certificate for one week at the Conservation Commission; es over Icago, t e e ecbon pality. at<lo and the conductor Was cine, fined $10 and costs in Bo Scout S Troop 249 Communications· i would rank as one of the biggest Donald L Stowe of Toledo. Galllpollt court for no operat- Cl..lrdl ~aJ - Mr. and Mrs. Yth tic . kummerl cam~. Weather ~nd Nature· Troop 245' CHARLES LEE upsets since Harry s. Truman .., ~ ' • • • , 8 f alre Boao, Portland, a daugh- 0· er et sa es wmners · • d th . d .I RWALK _ T Michl- or s cense all\. .., or no mu • ter. . were Mason, Jimmy Wills,Pack Fit For Tomorrow; Pack 256, Charles E. Lee, son of Mr. · ~~11 e. e c~pet out 1•om un er NO CoU w:o ts fter. 261· Frederick Wilson Troop Rome Repairs; Troop 230, Con- and Mrs. Carl E. Lee of Long omas E. ewey. 1 en ~an Sta~ ~: The Patrol, for March, re· 259; Joshua Deweese, ' Troop servation. Bottom, 0., Rt. I, Is attend· I • ' ~ljledJnSu!da n1~':;: an In· ported 24 accidents, with one LADY GOLFERS INVITED 257; Gallia, David Durham, Red ribbon '\'finners and their log Southern Technical lnsti- I Holflmg Funt'ral 1 n ur . ~sion four miles person killed and 18 injured. Ladles of the Pomeroy GoH Pack 203, Larry Dobson, Pack theme were, Troop 259, Rifle 1 tute in Marietta, Georgia. He , }'or Lucy Ca8to. 68 ~rsec~~ co There were 110 arrests and 498 AsaoclaUon will meet Tuesday 203, Jimmy and Danny Wit- Marksmanship; Pack 258. His- 1 Is studying Gas Engineering Funeral services for Miss Lu-I a~: HI ~~a Patrol ..id a warn~n&a lasued. at 7:SO •.p.m.. ..Jt :the· ~Jmouse. IIams, Pack 203 tied for third , torical West Virginia; Troop , Technology. Charles was se- ' cy Casto, 68, formerly of Le- I lnl yg the students The Post .. 1o It has received All ladles in~ested lrr "'lnlng place in Gallia county; Meigs, \240, Modeling: Troop 257, Tent I lected by the Ohio Fuel Gas ' tart Falls who died Saturdav G g ·ar ded conta thn n Ohio • many calls concemln& operat· the a~...,., ___._.,_ · are. inv.'·•ted~-. ,· .... Vroman, Pack 244, Ric · ky Ma k'mg; Troop 271, Scout SkUIs. 1 co. co-op program. ' at Athens. were to be held at· raves•.d e serv 1ces WI.11· bt .:..., an. Mar , 101 • r ln.. ,.,.a nor o H te An · -- ~------he 1d at 2 p m Wednesday at parently failed to ylald the on 1112 cense p1a s. . ... , . • • the Ewing Funeral home at I Beech Grov~ ce~etery for Mrs. ' 'ght of way to a tractor tallir official etated1hat periiOIII operp.m. today· M'ld ed M D · 1 86 1325 w 1 ' I~ u. s. :11. Killed a& the scene ~tin& ont old plates are IUbject ~-. . I Survivors include a brother. Fi rs;.av , Col::::~us~. -ho died I'·· w~ Robert Chandler, 19, Moii1J1. 'UTeS· _ . Gay Casto of Washmgton. Pa.: at her home Sunday. taln Late, N. J, Janet Marthl, NEW YORK . - All m 1 j or feile endings had finally atopped. copies published daily by New Now that the other papers have two sisters. ~rs. Ora Rhodes of · She was a member of tht 11, canton, Ohio, aDOtber oceu- DJCBT DIIOPI B11l' New YOrk Clty;4elilea were beck "New York II alive again!" ex· York's major newspapers. the settled their differences with the IJackson, Michigan. and Clora l First Community Church, tlJ8 p11nt of the au*", wu taken to • ' . ID~toclaJfortbtfirsttlme claimed the New York Mirror, Herald Tribune had the invitation : unions, the Post is expected to · Mae FISher of Ripley, W.Va.; DAR, and of the Pomeroy Club. a hospltel and died about an W=~~ IUPJl-The~ ~ Bet•. l."''·' • . . first of eight closed dailies to hit "Read all about it." jstart soon on its own negotiations l' fou~ meces. and three nephews.lsurvivors are her husband, !)a. ~ . hour later. Gilbert .OIMP1 II, pi ~ the aatlonal . .GIIIIIt'hlgh..peect presses of four thP streets after film star Natalie "This is the best news story of with unions which nave been IMiss Casto was preceded m na H. Daniels; a daughter. J>'irolt, tbe driver, . . tal*! ~to=~ tlidly ~ a!grnlaa pllpll'l rolled,.out of their Wood touched the "start" buttons the year - and no April Fool's j working under old contracts. The 1death by her parents. Pleasant IMrs. Francl!ll Keffer, CoJum.' . to the hOIJ)ital In crWcal eoa· ~- . . . ...tOreeci winter hlbernatloa 1 few for the presses to roll. IDay joke about it," began the Post resumed publication March and Sarah Sum~ers Casto. Bur- bus, and a grandson. 4itlon wlt,h bead ~ July 1· .11_1t 1 . . DOts&~~~~- aftw IJoldoat pllotoenara~"Helle ~.. Herald Tribune story under the l4 after breaking away fom the ltal was to-,be m the Letart She was an aunt of Dr. Roger l , • • • t · lowfr ~ '. ~ ~. . . . ~ ~ tht. f1atti! to the J14-day The Dilly Newa, whose clrcu· headline "Oh, what a beautifuJI publ\shers association. 1 cemetery. p. Daniels of Pomeroy and Wll D~YTON, - "lt'a the ftnt ~· "!Hll ;•te·f!' \'Citt M ilewlpllpett< ll11tU1wa. . .... latlon of over two mliUon a day morning." ~ Another happy development on . relat'ld to the Ed Foster familY stip li • ladder I can't 11111 IDereut :wJdJiD tbl 111Xt two er 'l'be. World·Te~em • · Sun, leads the nation, followed ~th The Times, with traditional re- the hewspaper scene SUnday ocMe~gs. Genera. Haspltal of Pomeroy, and of the Edsori .. 1!tf \qp of rJaht !i«"f,"llad.ca-. tbrte mt•l• to .tlllble ~ ~- J~~; La!i( 'Island tile headline "Well, hello there! straint, confined lis enthusiasm to curred in Cleveland, where the Adm,ssiuns SaturdQy - Dorr Roushes of Racine RD. · · 'r~ :I. · Btl . of .~ 11_1')' tt b,!Jr:row ~ -~ · to~ ·"111111 · Loaf.- .laJand We have news for you." At the a four-eolumn head summing up: Press and Plain Dealer have Boso, Portland; Austin Russell , Friends may call at tbe De,. • tilrb!ltti' Snndaf of 1!11 llleoo IMet Milk .p.iltna • -~ i'Nii. pnpijfei1 edltlc!DI' fGI' this New1, the button-pushing honors "114-day newspaper strike ends been shut down in a 124-day-old t Middleport. Funeral Home, 1578W.Fint,.v· '· . ·tO ·attend the aerOIIplii.ll ~ Mlta ~. iUdt. · · M~t.aiL · went to the man credited with as engraven ratify contract : loss strike. One of the last major ob- Discbloi'Ces Saturday - None Funeral Home, 1578 W. First-n ~.';' ~ ,Count•at ~ ~ Sicntary Douglas· Oil- . ~ . .1~ . v9te by photoeD- ending the complex disput~May- is in excess of •190,000,000." stacles to ending that walkout . Admissions S~ay -.Harry CQ)umbus, after 7 p. m . . ,Ali.., _ But, Clllf. JOD llu toid Q1D1re11 for IJiiVlrl te ~· tbllr contract or Robert . F. Wegner, medllltor ~ eatlmates of the econom- was overcome when striking Thomas. Mlnersmle; Elizabeth day, where service~ wil}lf . , . ...... . Clll _of ~ A!J' Farce tilt~ J'l!f.~ ~ 1 the ~ --~:11. "''"" aprlpe in the alruggle between pubiiJh. lc loues to the city due to the priDt.rs ca~ to terms with man- Athey, Kyser. held· Tuesday at a p. m. · tll4!1thi debt Jlailt ~-llllft. ttl IIi,.......~~ - P.. ~n~~:-. 91 4!11C~ment.lera and CJewlplper llllioDI. lhutilowa rqed up to1450 milo ement. Th11 left only the me- Dlsellar&ft • a y - Homer the Re\•. Harry Terry llllj~ .i:<to;~··tt<i!" p IJHI'Id ·~ ~ ~ ~· It - ~ :~ . . . -~ ~ ~ JIW a daiiiiJ Fw raWer~ cil t!Jt 1.7 lllillloiJ lieD. · 'rlalnl~*a wltbout 1D ~ Jones, Middleport, . . oWclatirll. en: DrJV· • er, . GIf• ·I·Are IDJ•ored s D eeS . 00M Unless Canal Meant ToHe1p, An.d DI"e Link Bm.lt s0Ive Mystery In Tragedy Hearm . • gs,To 0ccupy T"me OddsMean Nothtog • T0 . Mayor DaIey t Of LePi!iillature 'I I ° Gaso}I"ne Tax Revenues Up : In Last Year s 3 000 persons Jam coot EXh•b• H 11 ·0ver 2Days I It a I Mj•· ;:= Th; I Mrs. Daniels, Age86,Dies In Columbus ttl; B • 7\T ·W VO --k D 1 ,. e . • 0 l I zes BDCk .6.Tn u S l ness u• I I .,.Ill !!Jot ¥. -'lr Fti4'!l .-..- . • . '!i' a.. . • • · I \"'If to . ·~"" 1.._. .•._. -f'\ I • · t~! . L .. 1 �• ' / 2-pan, ~nitnet,' PomeJOy-Miildleport, o., April 1, 1983 "Don't Just Stond. There''~ . The Daily Sentinel t.:OMMENTATING EDITORIALLY Almost-Empty fwo-WayStreet Americans are always being chOpped at for not making a real effort to find out what other people In other lands are Ilk,, But this is a two-way street, a n d the,re is not much evidence lhat foreign · folk are traveling it either. That the Russians, th~ Red Chinese and other Communists have some weird notions of us is to be expected, s I n c e their propagandists specialize in peddl· ing false information about everything. Wh~t Is more astonishing is the depth of lsnoran.;.about us which is .found in Western Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America. Edward R. Murrow, director of the United Sta\es Information Agency, documents tbia ignorance both broadly and in detail. We think our moral tone has slipped in recent decades. But some foreigner• find us unbelievably moral. They do not understand how we can leave coins "out In the open" at street corner newsstands, or why we wait pa· tiently at unattended stoplights. (French· men, for instance, often run on the red if no one is around.) They are baffled to hear that most Americans really pay their taxes and, of their own experience, they can't be· Jieve these monies reach the federal treasury without being sluiced olf. Yet the open intermingling of the sexes which is common to our life is read by many foreigners as incontrovertible . .ICKID .WHitE .. ,, . •' ' COTTAGE Full 16-oo:. ese Broughton's, Valley BeH, . Loaves . " , . YELLOW CUIG Borden's, Fairmoat F &P or YOSEMITE r- SLICIED or HALVES lb. Ctn. '. F& p Bartlett Jim Garner Again Wheeling, Dealing By ERSKINE JOHNSON plot is all laughs. Hollywood Correspondent JACK LEMMON as a man tormented N E by a fear of not being liked~ An inter· · A twspaper n1erpr~u ssn. viewer carne away with that Impression HOLLYWOOD - (NEAl - Maver- and rushed into print But take it from · ick is back in a big screen movie and I do Jack· me~n with honest-faced James Garner "li's ridiculous. The only thing I can agam fleecm~ the mnocent llltle lambs. figure is that be dreamed it out of left They cant call ,him Mavenck, of field after telling me, 'You amaze me, course, because that s the televiSIOn role Jack. Everybody likes you and you are Garner ran away from. But they .can s.ay never mad at anyone.' Well, I've got he's from Texas, pardner, and g1ve h1rn news for him. I'm mad at him." that string-tie Maverick look. . If Jack·on-the·set presents the pic· Tho background is Wall Street, ture of a bubbly "Is everybody happy?" · and Gorner is both bull and boor. E•· personality, says Jack, it has nothing \O en the title, "The Wheeler Dealers," d~with himself as a person. lets you know he's bock with hlo fan"I don't care if anyone likes me," he cy financiol and romantic lricko. Tho says. "All I'm after is artistic respect title, in fact, loounclo like an old Mav• . , fo~ my acting."· ·- ••· rick cell shoot. II is the role of a gay Don Juan,now · It's a comedy, of course, with Lee for Jack, again Involved In an apart· Remick for love interest. ment. This time he's lhe owner of an Now let's face it. James Garner could apartment house who renl• only to use a hit film. gorgeous young Iadlel In lbe film ver· He switched from television to moslon of lhe Broadway hll, "Under the viea.<in "The Children's Hour" and it was Yum Yum Tree." a box office flop. His second, "Boys' One clue and you can guess the role. Night Out," didn't exactly bring out the All of Jack's passkeys to his apart· populace, either. ments are heart-shaped! "I guessed wrong about 'Boys' Night SHORT TAKF$' A romantic ballad Out,'" admits big Jim. About "The Chil· "So Little Time" puts Andy Williams' dren's Hour,"-starring Audrey Hep- voice behind the screen for the mu.sical burn and Shirley MacLaine, with Jim introduction to "55 Days at Peking," just around for what he called "the mo· Charlton Heston's latest ..... Marlon vie prestige I needed at the time"- he Brando's ex·wife, Ann Kashfi, wants to guessed correctly. act again .. .. Shades of Tom Mix-even "I figured I couldn't get hurt, and I in his tux Jack Lord wears his "Stoney didn't." Burke" boots ... . Peter Sellers soya he'a gelling Into · But the film sure did get hurt. With "The Great Escape" soon due on the long-movle·litle ad with "The big screens along with ''Thrill of It All," Son of the Man Who Broke lhe BUlk In which he costars with Doris Day, the at Monte Carlo Goel Broke In Lal Garner career appears to be back in high Vegas." . &ear. AI Hirt is dancing In his new act. In "Escape" Is high adventure- a mass La.s Vegas. Yup, all 30.0 pounds of hu!'. escape from a Nazi concentration camp. W1th Don Wilson as h1s partner, they d W1th Doris in "Thrill of It All," the bring down the house-literally. Today's Medica Report 1' DEEP BROWI f llfH· 3C3 Cant Golden PORK & 'BEANS lt&tacky POT n YOSEMITE Cream Style Whole Kernel $ 303 Cane 14-os. Can r Evans Super Trim - PORK Washington Column Reports From The P.PitQ p,.., bteraolloDBI . Evans Saper Trim - So Thriftr I Para PORK u., "1:11 1utb ·' employe covere<l for flq,ooo IKe wee\'ly ·:Ched< .or· P., ~ $]:69 _bog . Every employe covered by 1and '10,000 accident insurance 1.oere would tie pol!ttn' company group insuranefl for 1howed that at age 40 thla em- in that. ~.ooo should koow ploye would hove to report oothing what Pl'ftlident Kennedy'• tax re- aa taxable incomi · by rea&OO of more Jllan form propoul would do '11M Kenned t 1 So,. 1\)0 lb. ·~~e . ~~~.~tAY , {~f~I!JI ohlm. a company conlrlbuUon to biJ ex.mpll ·from · Ill~> . 'Th!W WI ld coverage. At age eo llle <011trlbU· thirds of tbt _vctera ln....ad e.:plo~;~re;~uas ~suance ~ '~'!'" na~rous, ~.ll'.!"lv..-, . ~ ~ ex<e~~o ~ident, :i sau Hom-de, loa.....t arous.~• I r~mmg e~, f~~~;;i~~~~~~=~~~~ Tlto Way Yov :Like .~'';:I bceptional luy s1u.o... . ~ ... IRONING fAt;) & COVER SET OniJ CASH rot SPRI'NG' S!licono coat•d, stain and sc:ordl , . · 111tant cov•r with Cuthlony IMu ... 1 pad. Rooma,etc. ,. - . JUS'r .\YHEEJ.'JN ·· All Rubber Sole - Tapered Too Ladift' an~ Teenclgers• Teanis Oxfor'". Cu~ran._. ,~r " Quilty White or llock All' Suoi . Suggested Retail $1.98 While neJ Last! • for !tarti•• • for llaintlnt • For U•• As A Planter 3-QUART UTTLiE l. i 1 Q "ck Q • pro:idl ·~ .t-C:"'pt Jl!!l!ll~m lnsUrOII~ .. ··. r c••,,._ ·~t u. 1 ~nedy lnoulex Pad 1 1 5-Lb. Bag Leaw an4 flavorful I A eomputation of COBt. for an would '~w By LYLE C WJLSON Uolled ROBIN HOOD Steak U. D•IJ By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. ministered wltb a show ol aag- completely undl!clpllne<l. It Is require the ::;;.;bleb; e employe would rlicleo. Disctpline "not to be confus· er. You are punisiUD& tbe mls.l just as erroneous lor a parent Income hi• employ.., premium 1 10 1 Ul. For: ';..& ' •overeoy ed with punishment. Punish· conduct, •ot the cbUd, and be Ito be afraid that discipllne wtll contribution to group in P oye or MO.OOO e I ey are ment becomes necessary only must be made to realize tllat cause a breach In h<r close re· ol 15,00. nus obviously i• l:.n':.1 tbt r<!pOrtable =lytbl2 million. They . on those occasions (rare • I ··your love for blm II Ia no way !lalionshlp ehild.1 If aimed at eompany • sponaored i$88'10toqe50to$246toltage come would rise from • ....... • . .. "f'\'1 ..'.. •,.-, ~ •••· th · w llh · hertual · ltf hope) when dtsclpline breaks diminished. _er~ ~ genum~ mu ove. group e Insurance covered fOr Iss. $til 55 t eo ·-· one way~ •.o do tl'at l! for anlwh••n down. . . dJScJI)Iine adm!"istered fairly tho executive group, Jlle man· ' ' · a oge ' ....,.&5 at 12 million1 10 hOIIrr' , Once the pumshment 11 glv- and firmly can only strenutben arren IUpervioor 1 l.-""~ ,a1e ~and $1,141.10 at 11e 70. .........,... .,..-!'"...."'""' ~ ....... , ,.,,..,...... 1 th. 'd h ldbe "' • , o,sraw-. "''"L . . 1 Dtscip_line is rea 11Y t e mc1 ent s ou con· it. Jt i• estimated thlit about 31 mU-' Rallft Some Quetts.a -· _ _ _ _ _ _;_....;;c=:.::..::.::::G. your child to know what IS ex· Sldere<l closed. For the toddler , Good discipline cannot be lioo employes now are covere<l Thio penalty aimed at hi hpected of him, and to respect [' of 2 or 3, a sharp but f I r m ]achieved by one parent alone. for about f100 billion In I""'P er-paid ernploye<!l and from wJcb the rights ~nd property ~(- oth- "no" a_nd an unmtstakably dts- Any differences in attitude to- fterm life insurance. the lower paid are carefully ers. When pr~ly . ad~mtster- \approvmg ~ook ~oul~ take care .ward discipline must be resol- Fewer than 30 per ceot of these :shielded ral&el .ome questions, ed, far from bUI"!dmg up 1 0f most mmor l~fr~tions. ved by the father and mother employes al'fl covered for more lOne question j 1 whether the Ken1 1 feeling_ of frustration or_ r~se.nl- 1 When your _chdd 18 4 ~r 5, 1well out of earshot of the chiki· thau $41),000. Thole figures mean \aed)' tax proaram ill definitely ment tn y~ur child, dtsctp~ne you can be~m to explam .t ~ e ren, so that they may present 1 per cent ·are covered for more 1loaded, u oo...ied. agalllst aU increase!~ h1s sense of securtty. reasons behmd your dlsc1phn- .a united front. than $40,000 'lbose figure& meaa lcltiunt wt.e . IJIIIUil IDoDmt la 1'he limits you set on yo u r lary rules. B~t you ~hould avoid 1 Furthermore, there should be 1that the 26.500,000 employes in- $10.000 or more. 4.nother is why child's behavior are partly to dragging th1s out mto a pro- no passing the buck from one ' BOred for 1um1 not tn excen of an emploJ'II"I premium 'eontrifm. prolect him from personal in· 1longed discussion, because your parent to the other. Sarcasm $5000 would be ex~mpt from thia tion 011 a sm1ll 11fe i sur jury and partly to prevent him Ichild may use this as a means and ridicule are not proper reform. The 11,!100,000 poUcy Ia 1101 Income from becommg a soc1al ~tc~st. ] or. demandmg more tha~ h t s mean~ of discipline. Your child employes, including aU inmred lsame employer'! ('f)fltrtbutlon Ob a t As ht' grow! older the llmtta· !a1r share of your attention, or 1wlll 1mn1edi11tely recogni!e in rnan11ement and executive per· 'llrpr poJIC!J 11 lions set on his behavior m.ust ,_ of diverting the discussion away I, such methods that you are tak- sonnel. would be Ubale to r j' The further queatton ll, what be broadene<l to give him a [from the essentlsl point. lng an unfair advantage of him. port aa Income all oucb oontrl- eonsltleroliono tlolermlnetl thlt greater sense of responsibility. As soon as he can 11nderstand buUoM. the larger C!OntrlbUtloD waa t. ln short, he must be taught.j.l'~at is being done and why, JtolaW To llleo111e come nod the amolltr Wll not. lo respect authortty eurdsed Wllhholdmg privileges, scolding, The calculation that thlo reform MllliiDII ollfOup llftlnlurod e111 r,rll'ly and lovingly. Without or sending him to his room Ul UIZ provlolon would hit hard alnecu- jploJu ore union mombora and such authority your chUd w i 11 1 should replace all forms uf cor- ~ tlv'!-miD8gemtnt penonnel whlle biVt contra ·ta wl~h- thtlt em. l'eel lost. unsure of himself, lporal puni•hment. Som• parents 11 - What are tho Japaaese rnloaing entirely moot .........,. ployers ;hat tLe comand unable to ~pe wllh, situa· 1are afraid to impose dloclplin· ]called Nipponese! :live, monogement employes 11 panJ wll p17 oome ,, oll of twns th~t- should· be wllhin hiB iary measures lor fear of harm- A - Nippon Is lhe native ' baled on tbt faot that tho aDIOUIII .their lnmece eoaiA. limite<! ability, ' ing the emotional development name for JaPlln. of eoverage lo dlreotly related to ' .._ .........rule · Wb.. II become•, ....., .., of a . child. . in<Omo. Tho reform. p"'pooed · The oolllkii Nf''""""lons to paalilt an lllfqt, 1"'•1111· ThiS rdea has done a great II - Who wu tbt 011ly ,.•• bit the exe<Utive management waulcl be cotw•doraole r.om ant ment ~ld 10 thai deal of harm. There Is nollllng on In C.•IH•• to vote · tor sal, 1V!J1!P d<lllbly lwd btceuae. tho wx reform t'llt w•J .•l dtprl~ yo••r eldlol w lttllbb11at· more frustraltng to a child or fro&< for womenT -·p;n.olty would lncraaoe very- theM mllllona l ofJt~~·· ­ aoclato llloi ..t lho more damaging to his emoUon· A - Rep. Jeannette Rankin lpllrntlltll7 Wltb tbt·al• of th:i in- lractural ' lodvJII!Iipo. mlacl1t n,~ ~ever.,. IMI· al Jrowtll tban for him to be of Montana. IIIJ'od, . , ... It wouJP ~~ i 'P!I1 ~- t!iit I ~ ' a ' Poly~yleno by Federol - Auolft<l Caloro; ' l.ulor Uc I : . . • �• ' / 2-pan, ~nitnet,' PomeJOy-Miildleport, o., April 1, 1983 "Don't Just Stond. There''~ . The Daily Sentinel t.:OMMENTATING EDITORIALLY Almost-Empty fwo-WayStreet Americans are always being chOpped at for not making a real effort to find out what other people In other lands are Ilk,, But this is a two-way street, a n d the,re is not much evidence lhat foreign · folk are traveling it either. That the Russians, th~ Red Chinese and other Communists have some weird notions of us is to be expected, s I n c e their propagandists specialize in peddl· ing false information about everything. Wh~t Is more astonishing is the depth of lsnoran.;.about us which is .found in Western Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America. Edward R. Murrow, director of the United Sta\es Information Agency, documents tbia ignorance both broadly and in detail. We think our moral tone has slipped in recent decades. But some foreigner• find us unbelievably moral. They do not understand how we can leave coins "out In the open" at street corner newsstands, or why we wait pa· tiently at unattended stoplights. (French· men, for instance, often run on the red if no one is around.) They are baffled to hear that most Americans really pay their taxes and, of their own experience, they can't be· Jieve these monies reach the federal treasury without being sluiced olf. Yet the open intermingling of the sexes which is common to our life is read by many foreigners as incontrovertible . .ICKID .WHitE .. ,, . •' ' COTTAGE Full 16-oo:. ese Broughton's, Valley BeH, . Loaves . " , . YELLOW CUIG Borden's, Fairmoat F &P or YOSEMITE r- SLICIED or HALVES lb. Ctn. '. F& p Bartlett Jim Garner Again Wheeling, Dealing By ERSKINE JOHNSON plot is all laughs. Hollywood Correspondent JACK LEMMON as a man tormented N E by a fear of not being liked~ An inter· · A twspaper n1erpr~u ssn. viewer carne away with that Impression HOLLYWOOD - (NEAl - Maver- and rushed into print But take it from · ick is back in a big screen movie and I do Jack· me~n with honest-faced James Garner "li's ridiculous. The only thing I can agam fleecm~ the mnocent llltle lambs. figure is that be dreamed it out of left They cant call ,him Mavenck, of field after telling me, 'You amaze me, course, because that s the televiSIOn role Jack. Everybody likes you and you are Garner ran away from. But they .can s.ay never mad at anyone.' Well, I've got he's from Texas, pardner, and g1ve h1rn news for him. I'm mad at him." that string-tie Maverick look. . If Jack·on-the·set presents the pic· Tho background is Wall Street, ture of a bubbly "Is everybody happy?" · and Gorner is both bull and boor. E•· personality, says Jack, it has nothing \O en the title, "The Wheeler Dealers," d~with himself as a person. lets you know he's bock with hlo fan"I don't care if anyone likes me," he cy financiol and romantic lricko. Tho says. "All I'm after is artistic respect title, in fact, loounclo like an old Mav• . , fo~ my acting."· ·- ••· rick cell shoot. II is the role of a gay Don Juan,now · It's a comedy, of course, with Lee for Jack, again Involved In an apart· Remick for love interest. ment. This time he's lhe owner of an Now let's face it. James Garner could apartment house who renl• only to use a hit film. gorgeous young Iadlel In lbe film ver· He switched from television to moslon of lhe Broadway hll, "Under the viea.<in "The Children's Hour" and it was Yum Yum Tree." a box office flop. His second, "Boys' One clue and you can guess the role. Night Out," didn't exactly bring out the All of Jack's passkeys to his apart· populace, either. ments are heart-shaped! "I guessed wrong about 'Boys' Night SHORT TAKF$' A romantic ballad Out,'" admits big Jim. About "The Chil· "So Little Time" puts Andy Williams' dren's Hour,"-starring Audrey Hep- voice behind the screen for the mu.sical burn and Shirley MacLaine, with Jim introduction to "55 Days at Peking," just around for what he called "the mo· Charlton Heston's latest ..... Marlon vie prestige I needed at the time"- he Brando's ex·wife, Ann Kashfi, wants to guessed correctly. act again .. .. Shades of Tom Mix-even "I figured I couldn't get hurt, and I in his tux Jack Lord wears his "Stoney didn't." Burke" boots ... . Peter Sellers soya he'a gelling Into · But the film sure did get hurt. With "The Great Escape" soon due on the long-movle·litle ad with "The big screens along with ''Thrill of It All," Son of the Man Who Broke lhe BUlk In which he costars with Doris Day, the at Monte Carlo Goel Broke In Lal Garner career appears to be back in high Vegas." . &ear. AI Hirt is dancing In his new act. In "Escape" Is high adventure- a mass La.s Vegas. Yup, all 30.0 pounds of hu!'. escape from a Nazi concentration camp. W1th Don Wilson as h1s partner, they d W1th Doris in "Thrill of It All," the bring down the house-literally. Today's Medica Report 1' DEEP BROWI f llfH· 3C3 Cant Golden PORK & 'BEANS lt&tacky POT n YOSEMITE Cream Style Whole Kernel $ 303 Cane 14-os. Can r Evans Super Trim - PORK Washington Column Reports From The P.PitQ p,.., bteraolloDBI . Evans Saper Trim - So Thriftr I Para PORK u., "1:11 1utb ·' employe covere<l for flq,ooo IKe wee\'ly ·:Ched< .or· P., ~ $]:69 _bog . Every employe covered by 1and '10,000 accident insurance 1.oere would tie pol!ttn' company group insuranefl for 1howed that at age 40 thla em- in that. ~.ooo should koow ploye would hove to report oothing what Pl'ftlident Kennedy'• tax re- aa taxable incomi · by rea&OO of more Jllan form propoul would do '11M Kenned t 1 So,. 1\)0 lb. ·~~e . ~~~.~tAY , {~f~I!JI ohlm. a company conlrlbuUon to biJ ex.mpll ·from · Ill~> . 'Th!W WI ld coverage. At age eo llle <011trlbU· thirds of tbt _vctera ln....ad e.:plo~;~re;~uas ~suance ~ '~'!'" na~rous, ~.ll'.!"lv..-, . ~ ~ ex<e~~o ~ident, :i sau Hom-de, loa.....t arous.~• I r~mmg e~, f~~~;;i~~~~~~=~~~~ Tlto Way Yov :Like .~'';:I bceptional luy s1u.o... . ~ ... IRONING fAt;) & COVER SET OniJ CASH rot SPRI'NG' S!licono coat•d, stain and sc:ordl , . · 111tant cov•r with Cuthlony IMu ... 1 pad. Rooma,etc. ,. - . JUS'r .\YHEEJ.'JN ·· All Rubber Sole - Tapered Too Ladift' an~ Teenclgers• Teanis Oxfor'". Cu~ran._. ,~r " Quilty White or llock All' Suoi . Suggested Retail $1.98 While neJ Last! • for !tarti•• • for llaintlnt • For U•• As A Planter 3-QUART UTTLiE l. i 1 Q "ck Q • pro:idl ·~ .t-C:"'pt Jl!!l!ll~m lnsUrOII~ .. ··. r c••,,._ ·~t u. 1 ~nedy lnoulex Pad 1 1 5-Lb. Bag Leaw an4 flavorful I A eomputation of COBt. for an would '~w By LYLE C WJLSON Uolled ROBIN HOOD Steak U. D•IJ By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. ministered wltb a show ol aag- completely undl!clpllne<l. It Is require the ::;;.;bleb; e employe would rlicleo. Disctpline "not to be confus· er. You are punisiUD& tbe mls.l just as erroneous lor a parent Income hi• employ.., premium 1 10 1 Ul. For: ';..& ' •overeoy ed with punishment. Punish· conduct, •ot the cbUd, and be Ito be afraid that discipllne wtll contribution to group in P oye or MO.OOO e I ey are ment becomes necessary only must be made to realize tllat cause a breach In h<r close re· ol 15,00. nus obviously i• l:.n':.1 tbt r<!pOrtable =lytbl2 million. They . on those occasions (rare • I ··your love for blm II Ia no way !lalionshlp ehild.1 If aimed at eompany • sponaored i$88'10toqe50to$246toltage come would rise from • ....... • . .. "f'\'1 ..'.. •,.-, ~ •••· th · w llh · hertual · ltf hope) when dtsclpline breaks diminished. _er~ ~ genum~ mu ove. group e Insurance covered fOr Iss. $til 55 t eo ·-· one way~ •.o do tl'at l! for anlwh••n down. . . dJScJI)Iine adm!"istered fairly tho executive group, Jlle man· ' ' · a oge ' ....,.&5 at 12 million1 10 hOIIrr' , Once the pumshment 11 glv- and firmly can only strenutben arren IUpervioor 1 l.-""~ ,a1e ~and $1,141.10 at 11e 70. .........,... .,..-!'"...."'""' ~ ....... , ,.,,..,...... 1 th. 'd h ldbe "' • , o,sraw-. "''"L . . 1 Dtscip_line is rea 11Y t e mc1 ent s ou con· it. Jt i• estimated thlit about 31 mU-' Rallft Some Quetts.a -· _ _ _ _ _ _;_....;;c=:.::..::.::::G. your child to know what IS ex· Sldere<l closed. For the toddler , Good discipline cannot be lioo employes now are covere<l Thio penalty aimed at hi hpected of him, and to respect [' of 2 or 3, a sharp but f I r m ]achieved by one parent alone. for about f100 billion In I""'P er-paid ernploye<!l and from wJcb the rights ~nd property ~(- oth- "no" a_nd an unmtstakably dts- Any differences in attitude to- fterm life insurance. the lower paid are carefully ers. When pr~ly . ad~mtster- \approvmg ~ook ~oul~ take care .ward discipline must be resol- Fewer than 30 per ceot of these :shielded ral&el .ome questions, ed, far from bUI"!dmg up 1 0f most mmor l~fr~tions. ved by the father and mother employes al'fl covered for more lOne question j 1 whether the Ken1 1 feeling_ of frustration or_ r~se.nl- 1 When your _chdd 18 4 ~r 5, 1well out of earshot of the chiki· thau $41),000. Thole figures mean \aed)' tax proaram ill definitely ment tn y~ur child, dtsctp~ne you can be~m to explam .t ~ e ren, so that they may present 1 per cent ·are covered for more 1loaded, u oo...ied. agalllst aU increase!~ h1s sense of securtty. reasons behmd your dlsc1phn- .a united front. than $40,000 'lbose figure& meaa lcltiunt wt.e . IJIIIUil IDoDmt la 1'he limits you set on yo u r lary rules. B~t you ~hould avoid 1 Furthermore, there should be 1that the 26.500,000 employes in- $10.000 or more. 4.nother is why child's behavior are partly to dragging th1s out mto a pro- no passing the buck from one ' BOred for 1um1 not tn excen of an emploJ'II"I premium 'eontrifm. prolect him from personal in· 1longed discussion, because your parent to the other. Sarcasm $5000 would be ex~mpt from thia tion 011 a sm1ll 11fe i sur jury and partly to prevent him Ichild may use this as a means and ridicule are not proper reform. The 11,!100,000 poUcy Ia 1101 Income from becommg a soc1al ~tc~st. ] or. demandmg more tha~ h t s mean~ of discipline. Your child employes, including aU inmred lsame employer'! ('f)fltrtbutlon Ob a t As ht' grow! older the llmtta· !a1r share of your attention, or 1wlll 1mn1edi11tely recogni!e in rnan11ement and executive per· 'llrpr poJIC!J 11 lions set on his behavior m.ust ,_ of diverting the discussion away I, such methods that you are tak- sonnel. would be Ubale to r j' The further queatton ll, what be broadene<l to give him a [from the essentlsl point. lng an unfair advantage of him. port aa Income all oucb oontrl- eonsltleroliono tlolermlnetl thlt greater sense of responsibility. As soon as he can 11nderstand buUoM. the larger C!OntrlbUtloD waa t. ln short, he must be taught.j.l'~at is being done and why, JtolaW To llleo111e come nod the amolltr Wll not. lo respect authortty eurdsed Wllhholdmg privileges, scolding, The calculation that thlo reform MllliiDII ollfOup llftlnlurod e111 r,rll'ly and lovingly. Without or sending him to his room Ul UIZ provlolon would hit hard alnecu- jploJu ore union mombora and such authority your chUd w i 11 1 should replace all forms uf cor- ~ tlv'!-miD8gemtnt penonnel whlle biVt contra ·ta wl~h- thtlt em. l'eel lost. unsure of himself, lporal puni•hment. Som• parents 11 - What are tho Japaaese rnloaing entirely moot .........,. ployers ;hat tLe comand unable to ~pe wllh, situa· 1are afraid to impose dloclplin· ]called Nipponese! :live, monogement employes 11 panJ wll p17 oome ,, oll of twns th~t- should· be wllhin hiB iary measures lor fear of harm- A - Nippon Is lhe native ' baled on tbt faot that tho aDIOUIII .their lnmece eoaiA. limite<! ability, ' ing the emotional development name for JaPlln. of eoverage lo dlreotly related to ' .._ .........rule · Wb.. II become•, ....., .., of a . child. . in<Omo. Tho reform. p"'pooed · The oolllkii Nf''""""lons to paalilt an lllfqt, 1"'•1111· ThiS rdea has done a great II - Who wu tbt 011ly ,.•• bit the exe<Utive management waulcl be cotw•doraole r.om ant ment ~ld 10 thai deal of harm. There Is nollllng on In C.•IH•• to vote · tor sal, 1V!J1!P d<lllbly lwd btceuae. tho wx reform t'llt w•J .•l dtprl~ yo••r eldlol w lttllbb11at· more frustraltng to a child or fro&< for womenT -·p;n.olty would lncraaoe very- theM mllllona l ofJt~~·· ­ aoclato llloi ..t lho more damaging to his emoUon· A - Rep. Jeannette Rankin lpllrntlltll7 Wltb tbt·al• of th:i in- lractural ' lodvJII!Iipo. mlacl1t n,~ ~ever.,. IMI· al Jrowtll tban for him to be of Montana. IIIJ'od, . , ... It wouJP ~~ i 'P!I1 ~- t!iit I ~ ' a ' Poly~yleno by Federol - Auolft<l Caloro; ' l.ulor Uc I : . . • �.. .I ,,. ; . ' 4-Dallv Sel!llllel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April: 1, UN53 -Columbus· East, Dresden Are Sta~e· Cage. Champions THE f-- ~-~.,.TS DES!\ - R\' BOI \ WlNGE'I'I' . • E-astDownsMarion41-32, Dresden WinS In Tliiiner. • r •· Seallael Spwta Wrt&er '10$·1·.,.•-i,• "'· ,. Mel Clark, Layne Brothers, 'ason County " t' H T0l Rep'resen H . Mel Clark of Wett Columbia and Harry and erman Layne, both of New Haven, will repr011ent Mason county sports greats at the sports greats banquet in Charleston Saturday night, ·' Sports Greats of the state will be honored that night with many naUonal sports figures also expected to attend. Muon county sports greats were honored at a _banquet Friday night at Wabama High scbool. Carl Su!livan, director o~ .tbe West Virginia Centennial Commwlon, was guest_ speaker. . ·. ReceiVIng certificates were Carl Adkins, !!Obert Ad· klns, Mel Clark, John Clendenin, Rllbert Cline, Miles Dorst, Clarence Fisher, Don Foglesong, Sam Hoffmll!', Brereton Jones, Harry Layne, He"!!an Layne, S. D. Ut· tlepage, Warren Miller •. Lester Oblinger, Pete ObUnger, Jack Rogers, Walter Rtch, Ralph Sayre, Denny Wedge, Walter M. W~n?sor an~ Charles Yonker. . Clendenm s cer~lftcate was received by his s~n, John, while Denny Wedges award was accepted by his father: Th~ banquet was served by the Wahama Athletic Boost ers assoctatlon. . Charlie Yonker, Wahama high school semor who paced the Falcon basketball tea_m ID sconng all season, has been , voted All-West Vrrgmta honorable mention by coacjtes and sportswriters. Charlie bit the hoop at better than a 21 pomts per game average. 1 Ned Jon.. of Pl. Pleasanl champlon.•hlp. was given a third te~m berth By the way though, I. wasn't on Jhe All-West V~rg1ma squad. alone on hundred per cent wro"i JIIIOSS about Dresden. Ev· Howard Parke(, former PHS eryone I was with flgured the athlete. is on the rgster of tbe same. I must admit though, I Marietta CollegE bfseball team. was rootln' for Dresdeu, be· · · k'"" It red th 1 Howard;. a JUniOr, IS Nor ""' cause ~ppea ey a ways toward a- starling asslioment were undPr,dogs. Jr the outer pastures, the area Jn 2 da· d ly ROIIRT GRIMM' 11>o flQd of 1111! flm f!IOI'lod. .._.. Unlled p,_lnt....,etlellll . abead :IS-23. a~ halltlme, u d ', COLUMBUS (UPI) - The balanee of po'iler In Oblo ·. , D OUB C-41 w114n the third q1!ll'ler enc1L • u• high SChOOl bUJtetbilll WU back IJt tile C.Btrai abel 'hft• ;.••~ llrld p ~~-If L ed, If II J led Dlqlllln~f lllfo / erli Jllrls of the state today for the first thne In-nearly a ,\•. · ..."':"" • • ·~ gra... I) In the final J)l!l'loc!. decade. · , . p~ «<~ WJnt ln second round aetlon N«J -SwlndeU led ·Jl:lber!e~ ~But acold l!llnl period ln whldt I ol the ' lnd~ent Lea~ with 20 Rodney Gaul J The 11111 ~ ocbool bu\celball tho Praleo '-.1 ~ luur ' ' . • ' . ' • (( Cap tourney at Pomeroy Hlgh John u, Bob Eastniln t, ' ~ dwnpionlhip lropbieo rooted in pointl Olllbled Eaot to tUe I I!Cbool Somday ·~n. Dale Harr~n 8 a J!,m ~ ' tht haUs of Columb111 East and ~~ ss-211 lead JOIDI Into , ,, j Elberfeld' won 84-511 over G ~ • · . · < Dmd011 of Musldngum CowltJ. n tht Rnal !nome · rtg UOI1lit Overcame f~~ Yalt .on 1r J by raJivb\!1 In the J a st son · . ' ·• wu 12 long years aDJ.,. a Cen!rol · ', 1 .• U., f~ ~~to ca,pture tile tGtb I quarter. Falstaff picked up 1t5 Big Bill Andrew. netted ~~ :fk ohlo team won tho CIIISS M title, Rowley, who ~ 21 polntsiD . .. &11!1U8l .•~.~~A.;owlmmlng eMm, vlctqry by way of a forfeit over polnla to top tbc 1~, Starlljlg , and nine yean since a team from tht semJ!Inalvletory over Marlilil p~ps.'' , , : . the _ Eigles. and Emle · Bowles rontrlbnted ·• t.~ the eastern part or the otote car- and added a lll!ft 1n .!be cbaJu. _ - .- ' '·' ··· ~ , ' ,, Next Sunday aflern,oon, In the 10. eaell, Bob Nelson 6 and~ riod home the clau A smaU ploasblp game, wu v!'!Od ·ll!e .,.,.. . AIR FOBCJii ,t,C.W!WY. Colo. Wise , 4. , .1 -~ school orown. Jlandlng playor ln Cluo ~ by . llalllrUy -<lOJumbj. lfi'},Vlir;liy edged de· • . , , :: Down lhroucJl the yesrs, South-. ~ wr.iters and ~e,atere eov- .AINTiu!:E. l!.'nglllli6-Ayala, • • fandlna;_!)diat~~!),. flve ,polnts CELVELAND-The Santa Clara NBA_· Pla)'alf llludhl« .' .,J,,i · 1 . , q,(!i l western ohio bss dominated the. el'lllg the games. Pi'lell N<Oived .111-1 loupbot, ...,.., fnxn lJe!dnd 10 wlli lbt I'{CM tenp.Jnl cham· SMlll Club easily delendad · Jto . · 1 alatt tournament picture. but t!le tile •_ccolade ln .the A tou· In tht flna) y@l'do !II w!n · ~ 311- :pWnsbips,, ' ,.. ,.. , . Iteam title ln .tbe National MU 1 ly Uaile!l l'nll Jatenotioaal .w:<; t 1 41st annusl alfait at st. John uey. . · · )unp Grand .NatloiUil Steeplechase ' •• • · ·'' " • wo\l'e.n'a oenlor swimming and · , <-.of-• -~ . .;' Areoa Friday and Soturday broke ·-1/o••mbo• -l MI ~.edad lam· ~, · PITi'sBURGH-Mk>blg~· .;;;.~. dl~s champlonsbipa , wjth 113 \ · Eastono DIYII*! Flllalo '- ·;: up the trenc!llton Taft u the ClaN M ilntJ, HAU.ANDALE. Fla.. _ .Candy LID p.inta to runnerllp Dlinoia' '13 pomt. while \he JW~netup Loo ' • ll' L Pe!· . ·,t 'l1le Tlgero from Eut. playlnl wblle Preaden became the ruler Spots. one of the lop favorites for to wiD tbe NCAA gymnastics' Angeles• >\tbl~lc Clqb · garnered Clnclnnatl ...... .. I , I rm, ~ · one of the rougbelt oclle<klles ln of the omallacbool!i one year after the Keotuoky Derby, remained cbai!IPionsbipa. . . ,, •. , . ,. only 88. .. , · [ston .... " .... · · 1 ' ·ai!S " the otate during the sea!On. Dixie ~ Montgomery County unbeaten In .m lifetime starts by : ~ .· . -· . w-.. DiYilloa Flmllo_ ••., proved tbelr IUJI"''Iorlty with a look the Iitle. ~~ the , 114,700 Florida DerbJ St]N VAU~ll,'' )daho _ Bud1 .BRISTOL, Tl!nn.-4Jlenn <Fire· • w L. ,.e. · clusy display belare the critical Oooo ..... ~t , at Gulfstream Park. , Werner of Colorado ~nd Jean'bl!~ ~ · Roberts of Daytona ~each. , Los Angeles ......... 1· 01.11110 " ~ . state tournament audiences. What about~ year. Eaat will _ · Sauber! of ~on State won the i'F!a., drove a 1983 Ford at a jSI. Loul.o ........... ..o 1, .01» ., , IAwHI 1111ee INS have only ono iiarter badl'far the LEXINGTON Ky.-All·Amerlca downbUl and· ·olalom 'event. In track-recqrd P_Bci! of 111.91 miles llailolay'o Renlll 10 ,,~' The capital City crew, led by l911U4 eampai«D, I<CODd team ' the . kl lour . per hour to wm the Sautheostem Loo Angeles lt2 st. Louie tot _ United Pre!S International Coach· All-Oblo center Ed Waller. Gone Art :%m~ ~~cor~-~ ~ !Hamman Cup 8 na l9110 at the llristol, opeedway. ictnclnnatl 121, Booton 110 , · ;·: -0 : .,. • men · of the-year Bob Hart, dowoed will ba sprlnl·legged Bob cauo. !'?"' . F -._.......,.,-,....ii;.,;;;;;;;;;;ij;;..,.;o;;;;;;;o;;;;'"'"oo:-"-'""''""''""''""''ii Marlon Hardlng u.32 ln the low• way, Avery Godfr<!y and xeo vlctmy over the West In I e I Suuy N · . > • 1 , 1 0 '" weot1<0rln1 ~.. Mlltlo game Fowlkes along with oUck-passlng ege All.Stor ~all game. Yo~~~~.La:. ~1 t~:! · 0~ Cl~ning' I 1 since Bellevue ·defeated Middle- guard.. Mike BIIIIIJilOII!l. CLEVELAND-Donna DeVarona Us Army flnl.tlled fll'8t and -see.' . , 1 1 town 36-34 bactln1945. Fornr..den CoachJacli:Van· the Cia Clb .d. tr'efl' ' JiliJl\rn ·u 1 ~ .r.· Dr~en '1umec1 in 111 victory Reeli> bad t.;o ·~ under ~=t.;'1...;:. ';;~be ~. l ~u "';,:;~ 'walk to';;::, ·I Cl ' , .. pOUn S T ~. 'I , 1~ thanks to 0 superb li!Ua guard, classmen In 10phomore Paul La· Angeles AthleUc Club established laees ' - lliif' U.S, lelim Iii till' eln ' · who fired a last-second ba•ket to cey and ;uuor Jeff Longabarger. P • "".l..u - ..-h ... 1nd . give the Jay Hawb 0 4H6 win Bulthi heart o1 hb ball club tile American recordo d~g the 4'1Pan ;\lll"9J? ga•..,..,'!' ~ "i ·W r ' '" ·' '" •IU. ove!' a scrappy Jackoon center clutch·•lmolln& Prince, to a 'sen- tiona! ~~ ~·In~ BW ~· ' wdimfo~O N / Profillllonof' Clunl.. ' ., .,~_ team from She!'- ,._..._ 'l'bo kr mlng e.,.mp on ps, " ' . • · '<· - - l!l'l'l'b ,· Coin-Op • Shirt Lounclor•ro ,, 1 won t e "' ~•.,. ' Varona ln the :m.yard indlvidual Barber ol Los 'AnJe., , ~ hero for Dresden wu 5-fool-11 Cleveland East Tech, eUmlnated medley <U5l .and Mlp .FitUleran .l.iloo AZa.... .Open aol.f tournp. 1 l08 COURT ST.REET COR. 3rd & MAIN Paul Prince, a crew-cut ocrapper by Eall lD the semiflnsll, bad a In the 500- ard freestyle (S:2.1.4l. men! lor li ...C.r<i third time with I P 0 M JE R 0 Y M I D D'L ii'P 0 R T GE..' . ld: ., "liMit",.. 1'eekends·po · ' ., c•• ·£vents'Summary C . ia•• "J,. Coi'n·Op 'f:" :!.t f with nerves of ice water. 110phomore and two junlon on the Y ;.: .J • . I I 1 . 'd ' tft-o · o· DUKE CLEANCRS 1 ·0 1 • '·" ;· •· he patrolled on two line Panlh· . The Ker•nY McElhmney lam- Desden appeared enrollfo to starting lineup, and the Scarabs ~RALE:t . ~I~G~H.~N~-~C~;·-Sou~~the~rn~ca~l~a_:l~l-:lllunlll1d~er~p~ar~f1~4.:___ _ __:!!,""'""'=""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""""":""'""'""';'""'"'"'~ .,, . " er teams. lly or ~dleport, former Dres· an easy victory in the Saturday should be a prime choice to make den reSldento, were happy to afternoon class A finale wflefl tbe big &how again next year for How could any scribe be a worse predicter than I was a· bout the Dresden J·Hawks. A C<.IUple area coaches. several local ball players, and I went to Marietta to watch Dresden, a· mong other teams, play In the district tourney there. l figured Dresden to the see the J-Hawks come through Jackson Center eraeed a nine- the seventh consecutive time. Onin such sensa~onal style. 4846 with 23 seconds to go. Prince ly guard Jerry Strauss will bf: Kenny assiStant manager of point deficit to u~ the game at back from Marion Harding's lf.art. the MiddleJl?rt Department sto~e took an upeourt pas• and fired 'lng eew. and a Me1gs county comm1s- from about 18 feet out, and the Jn the end, it was overpowering sioner, was employed by the A ball zipped through the neta as height that made the difference in & P compar.J' at Dresden some ~he final buuer BOunded. the title Clan AA game. 1be Ti· years ago, That ]eft 8 &tate tournament &ers threw up a Ugbt sone d~ If the McElhlMoys ·had aelo in the Class M 111Jndup. 'l'tleftfllle that gave Coach Dan Baker tied at Dre.~en for good there crowd of 2,623 limp. but the fans ;of Marion only one alternaUve, to t, a possiJl~•ly thal:f.'~· Russ, come back for mor< that evenlnl pass the ball around and attempt now a s~ntor a~ Mn:s. ·would were not disappointed. · to make the .Ions outsldo ·ohots. have ~?een on the state champ- Columbus East Jumped to a f.(J '!'bat kept the ocore clOwn atlonsbfp le~@t!hla.~son. lead and never headed, ·a[.; 'tllough Eal\ W.Uid et!F~ to hut thought Marion Hardlnl wa.i nol with the baD wheo lh4i opportuni· througb by a tong •hoi. Led tr ...._ ' . forward Dau Roseberry and gusril In Clan A, then wssn'l much Willis, Drabowsky (6) ~~~d AI Rowley, the Prextes narowed dlfferenee between tbtf two final~ Bryan. Hook and Tay!!Jr ~ ~~·e- tbe ta to two inti at the out· i&ts, except for the abar}Hhooting man m. Loser -DrabowMiy. HR 1 of ptht : b If Prl 1 • -Siebern. se seoo ce. At T Fl .. ·· -Los Ana;~N) 021 'ZOO- 10 l2 p Cincinnati 000 OfO oat.;:] '18-1 1 I "fish" or the tournament there. S > what happens? They go aU tho way to Columbus and ptck "I !he big hardware there for tile Ohio 1!163 Class A slate - - - · -- Exhibition Baseball Results .!5 ~- At St .Petersburg, FJa. Miller, Perranoaki 181, Rowe Kansas CitJ 001 000 000- I 7 0 191 and Roseboro. Camilli 17) :>'ew York(Nl 000 001 llx- 6 c.o Tsitouris, McWilliams <6>. Bros· Gftoooooo VV, Dependon' h1m and on."'OU' ~·:...::;..:.' 1 80.000,000 once-fres people de-J>Rnd on American private citi· zenf! for the t.ruthl they need to reei&t Red domination . , . truthR hroadca.st b.v Radin Free Europe every da.'Y to. the captive Ianda of Ea&terQ Europe. HeN are Communism's weak B!)Ota • , , Poland, Hunpcy, Czechoslovakia, Bulpria, Romania . Here many powerful Soviet diviliion1 ue tied down. Keo!ipinlil the Reds constantly on tbe defEmaive, 28 powerful traq•mitter. of Radio Free Europe blanket thP. ana with unRnlwerable worda of truth that Communm liel. ••po8e Radio Ftee Europe il IUI)o ported by private American citirena. It U. one of the F111t1 World's strong weapo1111 in the cold war, It need& your help to 1 FRANKroRT, ltJ. CUPII - li>lll I hive .,_ 11 any 10 President xennec~y "' "'""'"' .. ·11n10 1n the pas1 ..,......lll·,J<m, lllcrealle6 interest In the oconom· 1WhiiJnan Slid, Lllldlll8l'lt will bring a tc problems ot the Appalachian bit of Paris" to Pp~ thils Floodl -~ Ia1 opecial asailtaJtt to Gov. l ...t, aecortlin( to Jack W. Bert Combo· Slid today. 111e governor'o asototant. ey, Landmark manager. John D. Whismau l8id tht i,. •beads the state'• area • The annual Landmark temt Jlemo from a meetllll laat olflce. said tile lnle<est . House will be called • January In West Virginia. At that lngton wilh tile: problems li ne Fealival" tills year and will session. Brooks Hays, a opeelal palachlan in general and feature all nt4nner of French asalstant to tht Prealdenl, met Keotucty in particular hao bac:kground and •tniosph.e. with stall members of the Appa- .-.-pbasized in the pall This traditional mercliandl!liig Governora Cooference and weeks by the devastatlug event, bold each year Jn AprU, liven a thorough briefing on tbat struck easteru Kentueky. follows the Frencli lbeme !Je. the problem. "This oould have .,_ the cause the grand prize, 101' wblch Since that time. Whismau ~ald. eye opener," Whlamon said, ' visitors can reglaler will be an President has had a meelin~ emphatically demodllrated DStopters Hospital. '111e baby weighed six t birth The 1 ' a . coupe have three other children Pa· lricla, Pamela, and Mlclmel. 'tb th M "Utch · 1 r. ~ er lS wt e A Force In Korea. Grandparents ar~ Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Betz. !Ms. Lena McElhinny, Middleport. ,. Judy Gregg, a teacher in the Mount Vernon School and Karen Gregg, a freshman at Morris Harvey College, spent the weekend with their mother, Mrs. Lucy Gregg. Mr. R. B. Carson of Bucyrus, Is visUing at the home of h i s daughcer and ~usband, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight and h~r mother, Mrs. M. C. Wilson, spent the weekend in Co· lumbus with their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Halley. While there Mr. Knight attended the state basketball tournament. John A11ensworth accompanied them. pound Miss Evelyn Gibbons, a fresh- at Bethel College, Hopkins· ville. Keotucky, will arrive thls week to spend the spring ' 'acation with: her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons. Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Dow· son and sons, Dwight and Doug· las, were in Miamioburg this · ~-oast week to attend funeral ser· vices for her uncle. Mrs. Jeanette Waddell, Hunt· h1glon, is here with her mothtr, Mrs. ;!\tinnie Beverege and also at Ho~r Hospital with her sister, ®1-lotte-cJ;'errln who I! seriously m'. . llidl • · llamos, Latmanft) and Edwards. Winner -Ramos. Loser-Larsen. Palm Springl, Calif. J,!ouiton 000 202 140- 9 13 I 11, Ang. t,\1 010 ~ 006-S N ~oon, Cardinal <9> and CimpbeH. Beilnsky, Sprin1 <71, *'WI lB) and Rudgers. Winner ~~: LOaer -Belinsky. HR .-4..• ~a .• 4t N. W. COMPTON, 0 •• D. O"'OMITRIST Of1lee Houn: 1'10 12; 2 to II (CIOHat Noou OD Eut Court St.. Pomero:r· .J!. e lilT . ... C.. Th• D111y S•ntlntl ••• " ' Ill .........____ CITY AJE..- OCCUPATIOM' MAR AG lNG --- PANELING~ , ,,....,., ·--~-~ fUIIIACl NOW-Alii YOU'U STAIT SAVIIIIIIIllllY WHDI THE flflff fiOST CllllliSI ChryslertJirtemp Furnace cull fuel bllli, MAN! Here's how 1 mainteaance and repairs: • Hl1h -Efficiency Heat ExchlnJII aive~ you more heat, burns less fuel. • Newly-Desicnect Burners prevent spot overheatina; burn-outs. (Proof: Chrysler gives you a !C)-year, NOT PRO-RATED Heat • Exchanger Warranty!) Lubricated 1Jearin1s in blower and motor never need mlmg, require no maintenance. Perma~ently THE WINTER RUSH! CALL NOW FOR THE FACTS! *..,., ' ,1 ...... Y8t.ER e"'"'-" c.. ~..,••• FOR~AN &ABBOTT WY2·5m N. 2nd Avo. Middleport • \ MEET TONIGHT ' Racine Chapter, Order ~I Eastern Star wUI meet in regli· Jar sessioh Monday evening, April lsi at 8 't the M,asonlc Tem· pie with the Worthy Matron. Ellz:!>cth Toney and Worthy Patron, -Alfred Toney, presiding. · The Past Officers of Racine Chapter will be honored at this meeting, and Paat ,Officers will hold a silent auclior. "' Except for printing and cost Oi. sale, money from the ~S&le of U.S. federal duck slampo goes for the and Jeaae of waterfowl areJIS throughout the You emit get better for fewer stamps ... anywhere You;.must be satisfied ... lOO% . .. ··"- ,_:" "<to" ..... .. •• .0.: .. ·,t:-· ·.~ ~ . ... ···~· ·. ~ ,. . .'299 TOP YALUE GUARANTEE IMQ. 2: TOll - fteftr .tltfllrt Jn the historJ ot trading - .,.P. '1loilal ._:·_,..,.. promiied 10 much! Never before <IOUid you Jed- your ltampe fA>r rifta w:ith IUch .c:onfideooe. w:ilb ouch - poe·ol unbeatable ftluoo. R..id bow tldo II8W ....... _t.f King:Builde~ 'Suppfy, ~· ' Top Value Gift, )'OQ - 7 Jel tm • •'l•/ T~ ,J -,, ~ , ,, . Top V~ue Family Gift cata1os ito backed by. thD guarantee. ' . . And there'a no Jed tape-no long, invo!Vell delaya. You are the judge. Everything ia han· died right at your Top Value Redemption Store. Look for the new 2-WAY Golden Guarantee Seal, !Ml diaplq now at all Top Value Redemption !Ito-. . \. 1 . 1 , ~ ' l .~gift2WAYS ~- '·· i; ..•';~.\·' .. ;f. . ' ' 'I ' : ., •l'r< alar~ meet • exchange. Every cme of the 2771 WODderful gifts in the nr·~=N~ · - ~.=t~~~·=== '~l~~~ ''·li.Top Value S~ps i[_.. ba lltllfltHI ••• l~f If ,.... are not ®IIIPietelY oatiafied with any from:I'op Value-tort"' fewer Awnhe!' olstampe. ~~~-.·· AtltT•M .. • · (Ba*i UPOA .PJa!!a iiauiaa one otamp for wery 4••• . hr e BIRCH PANELifG ......... $12.41 .. .. ....... Chrysler· , •lfts Per Shoot ~· ~~ ·i1: .'i<'MII)j)Lt~'l: . WAIT FOR 11IE SNOW, __ ....... TOP' 'YALUE GUARANTEE NO. 1: Yoa caa't gilt !Mttet for·tewer lllamps, anywhere! · It any ~ther rorrent stamp catalol abo,.. 8D ldeiltlcal lift for fewer stamps, you can aet it P••-•lo Proflntlhocl ....t ' IIISTAIU 1ft . e · 2·Way .Go]jlen·GuaraJI!Ale wa<ka b YOUI _....~~~ DON'T .' e MAHOG~NY PANILING · · · · $6.72 290 N, 2ND AVI., i nan. ..__"':""""'_.....,.. _ _ _ _ _,_J.____,_ ' "I AI LOW AS 1". ., II I Mrs. 3 ~OOM ; GttOUP ., ireel! ..... .....,..., He and Comba wiJJ plug again THE SHOE BOX We Specialize •n Ro~11 Groupingsl Scbroder . .· altbou&h lhll ll '"'" key oreu. 1EAT HER p UM'P $5,99 friAME • BAKER FURNITURE WYI47.. ,. ,., ...... t II wiD be Ill ! "I P>loo Will JOOt •lve 14'ieplto!Te-ladusiry IO'<t....y r!i1 doobie ctJrinf tltlJ doc•"'!· tile llldependfal 'relepboloo ~ r lion aald l<lday. SEVERAL ARRESTED PT. PLEASANT - ~ted · by local Jaw enforcement offi· cers during the weekend were Guy W. Finley, 33, Apple Grove Eugene Coflllin, 30, Obetz, Ohio; AUred Pearson, 36, Pt. Pleasant; Wilbur Beller, 29, Leon; John Davis, 54, Pl. Pleasant; aU charged wlth Intoxication; Joseph C. Paugh, 55, Kender· son, driving whlle Intoxicated; Nardie A. Crowder, 6ii, Pt. Pl<,.-i sant, reckless driving. TIIIMII Good l'llllllplno Proflnlolto4 ~ -~'~>"~""' WASHIIIG'I'Oif IUP11-Los!C ,....._ loll 11u11.- ol I b e I Mlddl.,o;t, 0. .-WALL that ...,. wiD ... tb1 PI 'riel ;! BAKER FURNITURE Jmme-· repre- I ta · "Watliloa:w-Jta..lheear tloi tip -"111 Wlilllltoll..,_ PI twt K,.n..dy ." ile ~ tn do 11 mocb an ovtr-all ,.....am II. d••• l-1 for tho eotlre t t g ion. hope thai 101110 federal pro. gr..,. wUl be llberaliled and perbape otben edded so tbat eaotern Kentucl<y and tht rest Ill Appalcocbia can take advantage of them. "A flood is alwayo tragic," Whisman said, "but too ofleo some of his top aides and we bave been pre a cblng , the waten recede I! Ia f : : olflcials of the Area Rede· along. This area is drastically In ten about. What we can't I Adminislralion. need of help." and whiit Lo alway• with us 11 In the near future, Kennedy Is Whisman wlU go witb economic conditJou of to conduct a eabinet Iev- IWiiOiiiijiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijl meeting oo the problem. "I am more encouraged now Here comes Aprtl 15th! Income· tax to personally In· time. And ir you have 8 ' nc ~ '-·•• 1vtte everyone in Southeastern tro..Jble coming up ~cl car, and followmg .;:.;::1Ohio with the cash, come will be a Unlco Majestic and West Virginia to visit to us . We make trtc ran•e " Landmark us during Open House," Mr. prompt, cash l oa ns H i •al· f mll Carsey sald. 'use s ways a a Y ~~~~:;,;;::;_;;;;;;;:._............... for any Vo~orthwhile because we have fun, f• purpose. and refreshments for e~.~;~~ ~~ Girls' White body " .Mr Carsey said ·. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY 11118 year ~ hope will be . 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2·2111, Pomeroy ger and better than ever.. Dates for the Land~k Par· lslenne Festival Open House wUl I!" Thursday, Friday a u d Saturday, April 4, S and 6. In Needle toe . 9/8 beet For confirmation, graduation addition to aU tile fun and fes- parties. HOURS N-M widths. Sizes 5 tivities prices have been "guil· to 10. MONDAY-9A.M. TO 7 P.M. lotined:' for this event, Mr. Car· TUES., WED., THUR.. 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. sey declared, as Open House is FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 8 P.M. MIDDLEPORT tradtttonaUy the kick-oft I or ment of their daughter, Ann Lippincott to Mr. James Ham' mond Donovan II of Columbus, Ohto, son of Dr. and Mrs. James H Donovan Pomeroy Miss Burrough was gradual· eel from Hammond High School and attended George Washing· ton ,Univer.ily Mr. Donovan received his B..A. m p~ycholo!!l' and his M.D.... i" mduslr!al ~nagemenl from Ohio UmverSlly, He " attendtng 1a w school. The couple pla~s an April . 6 weddmg afetr which they Will reside m Columbus. Pleatant Valley Hospital ADMI'ITED: Mrs. Walter Reitmire, Hartford; Stella M<Dade, Leon; Mrs. Vernon Stan· ley, Patriot; Ray Haynes, Pt. Pleasant· Ashbell Glover Hen· dersor.; Cecil Sines: Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. James Johnson, New Haven. · DISCHARGED: Norma SUlll· van, Pt. Pleasant; Anna McCoy, Pt. Pleasant; Ernie Grimm, [..e. tart ; Mrs. Howard Deweese, Le~ em; Mrs. Charles Neal and daU· ghter, West Columbia; Mr. James Graham and daughter, Rutland: Mrs. Clyde Sanders, Gallipolis; Mrs. L. C. Sumer· ville. Pt. Pleasant; George Johnson, Jr., Mason ; Elmer Loomis, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. John ny McDermitt and son, Mason; John Adkins, Pt. Pleasant; Har· ry Varian, CUlton; Ch a ria Lqckeydoo, Pt. Pleasant. BIRTHS: Mr. and l\ll's. Wil· . liam Henry, G~llipolls Ferry, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fellure; Gallipolis, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reilmire, Hart· ford, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Vernoo Stanley, Patriot, a son; Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson, New r . · lie ...... will M "" 1'1 I' I Haven, a son. nan 181 and Edwards. Winner - Eugene Cook puts the linlaltinc on "uncomborated ' statements" Miller. Loser -Tsitouns. touches today to an lnveltlgtslon from quosllooable witoeoBeO and Al Sarasota Fla which be said i~s tltal Wally bad not glv111 Butta an opporiUn· New York(At' 023 0oo -m -10 17 0 Butt. pUled "vital infDl'!D8tioo'' lty to preseot hla written otat. Chicago CAl 101 010 lOCI- 4 8 t lto Alabama Coach Paul (Bear) menl oa lho ·:JCCWIIioD • . Bryaut. Terry, Bouloll <81 and noward. · Cook utd the Information could M l f - C21ors.. ":"' Buzhardt. Peters C4l, Wilhelm C7l [have affected \he outcome of lul l "Before even wailing Io receive and Martin. Winner -Terry. Los· year's Alabama-Georgia 181Deltb• avtd.... ol the principal .par· er-Buzhardt. RRs-Peplt4ne <21, which Al•hem•. won as-o. ty ••• Mr. ~· the tmp8rtial Lopet, Matin. Bulla was !be athletic dlnctor iuvastlgator, bu .,..eel hla indJct. . at tht University o1 Georgts at ment," Schrodt~ said. . At Miami, Fla. . lbe Ume. He resigned the post ln The lnvestigatiOill were the out· Milwaukee 002 000 000- 2 a I F hruary Igrowth of a story In the March Baltimore OliO 000 Ill» 0 5. I ~.;ad~ hla lnvesllgaUon un- !23 laiiUf of the Saturday l!:venlng Burd~tte and 'lorre. McCormick der orders from Gov. Carl E. San· Post which related that Bultl Narum (9) and Or- d the . Lo(51, McNally M~ m· k era. -urc at•_ _.J genera1 JB. to and Bry8lll consplred to r•• .. ln • o. ser - ..~or IC , hand his report tf thematter ov.. m•tmmt of Jaat Jear't ~. AI Olando, Fla. er to Sanden Taeaday. The m111iillll arUclt quoted AI· Detrott 020 101 200- 6 4 2 AloN•a eoan.to lllqiiJy · lanta inllirance IIWI Geotae Jlur. Mlnneoota 000 012 Ill» 3 6 1 Another ln..,tlgatioa Ia underjnett as -~ he ovtrheard I Mossi, Ander,aon (71, Dustal (9) way in Alabama' and leatbnony .is telephone , conversation between and Froeban. stlgrnan, Sullivsn exP¢ec! to be made today beloro Buill and Bryant In which Butts !71 and Bailey. Winner -Maul. a legislative lnveotlgatlug eomml~ ..,.. Bryant vital lnformaUon. Loser -.stlgmsn. JIR...Wood. tee from aeverai Ulilvenlty of Both Butta and Bryant itttve deAt Clearwsler, Fla. <I~ IJUIIngsl Alabama lootbiJ! players. Diad lha Npart. fttey lild !bet Pitt&brgh 000 300 000 .._ s a 3 The Albama oommlllot Is bead· Idl....- pollltile rulet · JnfracPhlla OliO 101100 1-1-IH . ed by state Rep. Alton Turner lions In the telephone ........ Francls, Veale <!Ol and Pag• who oald that tht football playen lion. liaroni. Mahaffey, Hamilton <71 all senlorJ, probably will bel!lnlr;;;..________ll and Palrymple. Winner -Hamil· teslifyinglo tho committee bebindj Tr•de Your Old ton. Loser-Veale. closed tJvor•· 1 0 Ne Chlcaco <Nl ooo 001 000- t 7 1 Cook Slid 11 appeared "from the n n w • •' Boston 000 000 00.- 3 9 D evidence of 1111 lnvestlgatiou plus NOW AT Hobble, Lomy !71, Toth Cll the polygraph ..amlnalion lhst and Barragan, Beriell m. More· vital and Important Information head, Fornieles (7) and Nixon .. was given by Butt• to Bryant •liST IILICTAONI Wtouer -Morehead. Loser -Rob- about tht Gellf8la team beloro the 300 200 lll 7 10 1 sentin& Butt.. Larleu, Flahor C4l and BaUey. A WUUam •. Louise, March 23 at Riverside gtrua, announce the engag~ ATLANTA (UPIJ-Atty. Gon.safd Cook was ol>vlously nlylng ' Clevaland .. = h:'J Evidence In Grid Fix Probe Indicates Butts In Trouble bie. HR-Ranew. game ... be 11tronger still. At Sao Diego, Calif. The otatement t1rew an Send your contribution .oow. San Fran. OliO 210 003- ft 8 4 diate rebuke from lawyers Give whatever you can, ' Gov. Combs Is Certain Of JFK's Ear On Federal Aid ,. L. D. 'I'OUI ..........1• .• • to memhen ol the fd ..... ·• problem. II II' ~ Jermy Meneblni, Barbara White, I by~ Blazewicz and Dorothy Santa Tae, Cllllornla, are bert Neutzllng ronducled the color With jhelr parents, Mr. 0 n d ceremony. Dues were paid and Mra. Elmer Mattox, Gravel HJII. from the ~ sales They came especially to be ln. Second c scoull With their father who Ia critical· and proftclo"cy badge w 0 r k · ly W. Robert recently retired were clis<usoe<.. ' Tenderfoot from the navy. Hla wife will ar· work will be glv.n to n •" rive later thJs month. ~· Darlene Chafm and Jenny Rife. ,Ola~les H. Wise, Jr. wu ln The meetlug closed wlth the (;anton on bualness Saturday. forming of lbe lrteJidship clr· He returned to. bill employment cle. Attending were those na111o expenaes pald Paris' beliday fOr b: Waverly With Mrs. WIse ed above and Linda Sue _ warn- two via TWA SuperJel, Mr. Cat· remaining here for a few days. er and leaders, Mrs. PhU Glo- sey satd. Marianne Woodgerd, Colum· bokar and Mrs. Blazewtcz. uThere's nothing to buy," bua, spent the weekend with Carsey pointed out "just ~",:!!"• Mr. and Mrs. Jlar. Burrough, Dorw11an In and register wlih us 0 M ""':l'erd, G:.~n~~:. ~- ..· W ~ing'l• .4prU 6 Open House, There wiD be r. •n~~ Mrg_ - - -..--~ .uu....:;u- Mr than 200 prizes in all." er' Columbus. are anoounclng . and Mrs. Herschel Lun- Spec! I I will be the birth of a daughter, Paula dr BuiTough of Alexandria, Vi,.. Slmc a 1J!r ~ 11-b U~ Medina; ~·Robert Ma,llox. ~ "r I n~ Ulllled Pres• lnten~&Uon.lh ~l"'lpano Bea.ch, Fla '""" 011 11110 2 ' 1 .vashington 200 000 02 4 ? 1 Simmt.ou!'. Bauta 16), ~ant! •8) ~~~d Olivet . Osteen and J.eppert. 'uer -shantz. HR.s-o-Loc.k 8 ,y. 1\t borne ot Mra. SelJm Btazew~ez, ton 'w Va l!dward Mallo j:u-=:::,~.-:~ ~ . rFalstaff•'m" . , ;~m~-~~IM .Nllfltaat ~.~. 1f ·JC!berfeldl held a ~ lud at ~ · The D . y Sentinel ·. .BrinJJ0 Paris C · Gtrl Scoull rroop :HI m e t Saturday at 10 a.m. at I he 'II ~y St. Mr Herman MatloJ: Charles- Cllhy. Fultz, Sally Glnbol!ir, ~-Elberfelds, . • 1 f ai1 Girl Scoue Troop 248 Meerin6 Held Around And Abo . ut . Middleport • :- .....-_ ··· -- · ·Landmark Will Dally Sentinel, Pomeroi!Mldtlleport, o., April 1, 1983-s ' ,. ·r ..·... ~· .~· ,' ITOP VALUE S'n\MPS. ' I �.. .I ,,. ; . ' 4-Dallv Sel!llllel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April: 1, UN53 -Columbus· East, Dresden Are Sta~e· Cage. Champions THE f-- ~-~.,.TS DES!\ - R\' BOI \ WlNGE'I'I' . • E-astDownsMarion41-32, Dresden WinS In Tliiiner. • r •· Seallael Spwta Wrt&er '10$·1·.,.•-i,• "'· ,. Mel Clark, Layne Brothers, 'ason County " t' H T0l Rep'resen H . Mel Clark of Wett Columbia and Harry and erman Layne, both of New Haven, will repr011ent Mason county sports greats at the sports greats banquet in Charleston Saturday night, ·' Sports Greats of the state will be honored that night with many naUonal sports figures also expected to attend. Muon county sports greats were honored at a _banquet Friday night at Wabama High scbool. Carl Su!livan, director o~ .tbe West Virginia Centennial Commwlon, was guest_ speaker. . ·. ReceiVIng certificates were Carl Adkins, !!Obert Ad· klns, Mel Clark, John Clendenin, Rllbert Cline, Miles Dorst, Clarence Fisher, Don Foglesong, Sam Hoffmll!', Brereton Jones, Harry Layne, He"!!an Layne, S. D. Ut· tlepage, Warren Miller •. Lester Oblinger, Pete ObUnger, Jack Rogers, Walter Rtch, Ralph Sayre, Denny Wedge, Walter M. W~n?sor an~ Charles Yonker. . Clendenm s cer~lftcate was received by his s~n, John, while Denny Wedges award was accepted by his father: Th~ banquet was served by the Wahama Athletic Boost ers assoctatlon. . Charlie Yonker, Wahama high school semor who paced the Falcon basketball tea_m ID sconng all season, has been , voted All-West Vrrgmta honorable mention by coacjtes and sportswriters. Charlie bit the hoop at better than a 21 pomts per game average. 1 Ned Jon.. of Pl. Pleasanl champlon.•hlp. was given a third te~m berth By the way though, I. wasn't on Jhe All-West V~rg1ma squad. alone on hundred per cent wro"i JIIIOSS about Dresden. Ev· Howard Parke(, former PHS eryone I was with flgured the athlete. is on the rgster of tbe same. I must admit though, I Marietta CollegE bfseball team. was rootln' for Dresdeu, be· · · k'"" It red th 1 Howard;. a JUniOr, IS Nor ""' cause ~ppea ey a ways toward a- starling asslioment were undPr,dogs. Jr the outer pastures, the area Jn 2 da· d ly ROIIRT GRIMM' 11>o flQd of 1111! flm f!IOI'lod. .._.. Unlled p,_lnt....,etlellll . abead :IS-23. a~ halltlme, u d ', COLUMBUS (UPI) - The balanee of po'iler In Oblo ·. , D OUB C-41 w114n the third q1!ll'ler enc1L • u• high SChOOl bUJtetbilll WU back IJt tile C.Btrai abel 'hft• ;.••~ llrld p ~~-If L ed, If II J led Dlqlllln~f lllfo / erli Jllrls of the state today for the first thne In-nearly a ,\•. · ..."':"" • • ·~ gra... I) In the final J)l!l'loc!. decade. · , . p~ «<~ WJnt ln second round aetlon N«J -SwlndeU led ·Jl:lber!e~ ~But acold l!llnl period ln whldt I ol the ' lnd~ent Lea~ with 20 Rodney Gaul J The 11111 ~ ocbool bu\celball tho Praleo '-.1 ~ luur ' ' . • ' . ' • (( Cap tourney at Pomeroy Hlgh John u, Bob Eastniln t, ' ~ dwnpionlhip lropbieo rooted in pointl Olllbled Eaot to tUe I I!Cbool Somday ·~n. Dale Harr~n 8 a J!,m ~ ' tht haUs of Columb111 East and ~~ ss-211 lead JOIDI Into , ,, j Elberfeld' won 84-511 over G ~ • · . · < Dmd011 of Musldngum CowltJ. n tht Rnal !nome · rtg UOI1lit Overcame f~~ Yalt .on 1r J by raJivb\!1 In the J a st son · . ' ·• wu 12 long years aDJ.,. a Cen!rol · ', 1 .• U., f~ ~~to ca,pture tile tGtb I quarter. Falstaff picked up 1t5 Big Bill Andrew. netted ~~ :fk ohlo team won tho CIIISS M title, Rowley, who ~ 21 polntsiD . .. &11!1U8l .•~.~~A.;owlmmlng eMm, vlctqry by way of a forfeit over polnla to top tbc 1~, Starlljlg , and nine yean since a team from tht semJ!Inalvletory over Marlilil p~ps.'' , , : . the _ Eigles. and Emle · Bowles rontrlbnted ·• t.~ the eastern part or the otote car- and added a lll!ft 1n .!be cbaJu. _ - .- ' '·' ··· ~ , ' ,, Next Sunday aflern,oon, In the 10. eaell, Bob Nelson 6 and~ riod home the clau A smaU ploasblp game, wu v!'!Od ·ll!e .,.,.. . AIR FOBCJii ,t,C.W!WY. Colo. Wise , 4. , .1 -~ school orown. Jlandlng playor ln Cluo ~ by . llalllrUy -<lOJumbj. lfi'},Vlir;liy edged de· • . , , :: Down lhroucJl the yesrs, South-. ~ wr.iters and ~e,atere eov- .AINTiu!:E. l!.'nglllli6-Ayala, • • fandlna;_!)diat~~!),. flve ,polnts CELVELAND-The Santa Clara NBA_· Pla)'alf llludhl« .' .,J,,i · 1 . , q,(!i l western ohio bss dominated the. el'lllg the games. Pi'lell N<Oived .111-1 loupbot, ...,.., fnxn lJe!dnd 10 wlli lbt I'{CM tenp.Jnl cham· SMlll Club easily delendad · Jto . · 1 alatt tournament picture. but t!le tile •_ccolade ln .the A tou· In tht flna) y@l'do !II w!n · ~ 311- :pWnsbips,, ' ,.. ,.. , . Iteam title ln .tbe National MU 1 ly Uaile!l l'nll Jatenotioaal .w:<; t 1 41st annusl alfait at st. John uey. . · · )unp Grand .NatloiUil Steeplechase ' •• • · ·'' " • wo\l'e.n'a oenlor swimming and · , <-.of-• -~ . .;' Areoa Friday and Soturday broke ·-1/o••mbo• -l MI ~.edad lam· ~, · PITi'sBURGH-Mk>blg~· .;;;.~. dl~s champlonsbipa , wjth 113 \ · Eastono DIYII*! Flllalo '- ·;: up the trenc!llton Taft u the ClaN M ilntJ, HAU.ANDALE. Fla.. _ .Candy LID p.inta to runnerllp Dlinoia' '13 pomt. while \he JW~netup Loo ' • ll' L Pe!· . ·,t 'l1le Tlgero from Eut. playlnl wblle Preaden became the ruler Spots. one of the lop favorites for to wiD tbe NCAA gymnastics' Angeles• >\tbl~lc Clqb · garnered Clnclnnatl ...... .. I , I rm, ~ · one of the rougbelt oclle<klles ln of the omallacbool!i one year after the Keotuoky Derby, remained cbai!IPionsbipa. . . ,, •. , . ,. only 88. .. , · [ston .... " .... · · 1 ' ·ai!S " the otate during the sea!On. Dixie ~ Montgomery County unbeaten In .m lifetime starts by : ~ .· . -· . w-.. DiYilloa Flmllo_ ••., proved tbelr IUJI"''Iorlty with a look the Iitle. ~~ the , 114,700 Florida DerbJ St]N VAU~ll,'' )daho _ Bud1 .BRISTOL, Tl!nn.-4Jlenn <Fire· • w L. ,.e. · clusy display belare the critical Oooo ..... ~t , at Gulfstream Park. , Werner of Colorado ~nd Jean'bl!~ ~ · Roberts of Daytona ~each. , Los Angeles ......... 1· 01.11110 " ~ . state tournament audiences. What about~ year. Eaat will _ · Sauber! of ~on State won the i'F!a., drove a 1983 Ford at a jSI. Loul.o ........... ..o 1, .01» ., , IAwHI 1111ee INS have only ono iiarter badl'far the LEXINGTON Ky.-All·Amerlca downbUl and· ·olalom 'event. In track-recqrd P_Bci! of 111.91 miles llailolay'o Renlll 10 ,,~' The capital City crew, led by l911U4 eampai«D, I<CODd team ' the . kl lour . per hour to wm the Sautheostem Loo Angeles lt2 st. Louie tot _ United Pre!S International Coach· All-Oblo center Ed Waller. Gone Art :%m~ ~~cor~-~ ~ !Hamman Cup 8 na l9110 at the llristol, opeedway. ictnclnnatl 121, Booton 110 , · ;·: -0 : .,. • men · of the-year Bob Hart, dowoed will ba sprlnl·legged Bob cauo. !'?"' . F -._.......,.,-,....ii;.,;;;;;;;;;;ij;;..,.;o;;;;;;;o;;;;'"'"oo:-"-'""''""''""''""''ii Marlon Hardlng u.32 ln the low• way, Avery Godfr<!y and xeo vlctmy over the West In I e I Suuy N · . > • 1 , 1 0 '" weot1<0rln1 ~.. Mlltlo game Fowlkes along with oUck-passlng ege All.Stor ~all game. Yo~~~~.La:. ~1 t~:! · 0~ Cl~ning' I 1 since Bellevue ·defeated Middle- guard.. Mike BIIIIIJilOII!l. CLEVELAND-Donna DeVarona Us Army flnl.tlled fll'8t and -see.' . , 1 1 town 36-34 bactln1945. Fornr..den CoachJacli:Van· the Cia Clb .d. tr'efl' ' JiliJl\rn ·u 1 ~ .r.· Dr~en '1umec1 in 111 victory Reeli> bad t.;o ·~ under ~=t.;'1...;:. ';;~be ~. l ~u "';,:;~ 'walk to';;::, ·I Cl ' , .. pOUn S T ~. 'I , 1~ thanks to 0 superb li!Ua guard, classmen In 10phomore Paul La· Angeles AthleUc Club established laees ' - lliif' U.S, lelim Iii till' eln ' · who fired a last-second ba•ket to cey and ;uuor Jeff Longabarger. P • "".l..u - ..-h ... 1nd . give the Jay Hawb 0 4H6 win Bulthi heart o1 hb ball club tile American recordo d~g the 4'1Pan ;\lll"9J? ga•..,..,'!' ~ "i ·W r ' '" ·' '" •IU. ove!' a scrappy Jackoon center clutch·•lmolln& Prince, to a 'sen- tiona! ~~ ~·In~ BW ~· ' wdimfo~O N / Profillllonof' Clunl.. ' ., .,~_ team from She!'- ,._..._ 'l'bo kr mlng e.,.mp on ps, " ' . • · '<· - - l!l'l'l'b ,· Coin-Op • Shirt Lounclor•ro ,, 1 won t e "' ~•.,. ' Varona ln the :m.yard indlvidual Barber ol Los 'AnJe., , ~ hero for Dresden wu 5-fool-11 Cleveland East Tech, eUmlnated medley <U5l .and Mlp .FitUleran .l.iloo AZa.... .Open aol.f tournp. 1 l08 COURT ST.REET COR. 3rd & MAIN Paul Prince, a crew-cut ocrapper by Eall lD the semiflnsll, bad a In the 500- ard freestyle (S:2.1.4l. men! lor li ...C.r<i third time with I P 0 M JE R 0 Y M I D D'L ii'P 0 R T GE..' . ld: ., "liMit",.. 1'eekends·po · ' ., c•• ·£vents'Summary C . ia•• "J,. Coi'n·Op 'f:" :!.t f with nerves of ice water. 110phomore and two junlon on the Y ;.: .J • . I I 1 . 'd ' tft-o · o· DUKE CLEANCRS 1 ·0 1 • '·" ;· •· he patrolled on two line Panlh· . The Ker•nY McElhmney lam- Desden appeared enrollfo to starting lineup, and the Scarabs ~RALE:t . ~I~G~H.~N~-~C~;·-Sou~~the~rn~ca~l~a_:l~l-:lllunlll1d~er~p~ar~f1~4.:___ _ __:!!,""'""'=""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""""":""'""'""';'""'"'"'~ .,, . " er teams. lly or ~dleport, former Dres· an easy victory in the Saturday should be a prime choice to make den reSldento, were happy to afternoon class A finale wflefl tbe big &how again next year for How could any scribe be a worse predicter than I was a· bout the Dresden J·Hawks. A C<.IUple area coaches. several local ball players, and I went to Marietta to watch Dresden, a· mong other teams, play In the district tourney there. l figured Dresden to the see the J-Hawks come through Jackson Center eraeed a nine- the seventh consecutive time. Onin such sensa~onal style. 4846 with 23 seconds to go. Prince ly guard Jerry Strauss will bf: Kenny assiStant manager of point deficit to u~ the game at back from Marion Harding's lf.art. the MiddleJl?rt Department sto~e took an upeourt pas• and fired 'lng eew. and a Me1gs county comm1s- from about 18 feet out, and the Jn the end, it was overpowering sioner, was employed by the A ball zipped through the neta as height that made the difference in & P compar.J' at Dresden some ~he final buuer BOunded. the title Clan AA game. 1be Ti· years ago, That ]eft 8 &tate tournament &ers threw up a Ugbt sone d~ If the McElhlMoys ·had aelo in the Class M 111Jndup. 'l'tleftfllle that gave Coach Dan Baker tied at Dre.~en for good there crowd of 2,623 limp. but the fans ;of Marion only one alternaUve, to t, a possiJl~•ly thal:f.'~· Russ, come back for mor< that evenlnl pass the ball around and attempt now a s~ntor a~ Mn:s. ·would were not disappointed. · to make the .Ions outsldo ·ohots. have ~?een on the state champ- Columbus East Jumped to a f.(J '!'bat kept the ocore clOwn atlonsbfp le~@t!hla.~son. lead and never headed, ·a[.; 'tllough Eal\ W.Uid et!F~ to hut thought Marion Hardlnl wa.i nol with the baD wheo lh4i opportuni· througb by a tong •hoi. Led tr ...._ ' . forward Dau Roseberry and gusril In Clan A, then wssn'l much Willis, Drabowsky (6) ~~~d AI Rowley, the Prextes narowed dlfferenee between tbtf two final~ Bryan. Hook and Tay!!Jr ~ ~~·e- tbe ta to two inti at the out· i&ts, except for the abar}Hhooting man m. Loser -DrabowMiy. HR 1 of ptht : b If Prl 1 • -Siebern. se seoo ce. At T Fl .. ·· -Los Ana;~N) 021 'ZOO- 10 l2 p Cincinnati 000 OfO oat.;:] '18-1 1 I "fish" or the tournament there. S > what happens? They go aU tho way to Columbus and ptck "I !he big hardware there for tile Ohio 1!163 Class A slate - - - · -- Exhibition Baseball Results .!5 ~- At St .Petersburg, FJa. Miller, Perranoaki 181, Rowe Kansas CitJ 001 000 000- I 7 0 191 and Roseboro. Camilli 17) :>'ew York(Nl 000 001 llx- 6 c.o Tsitouris, McWilliams <6>. Bros· Gftoooooo VV, Dependon' h1m and on."'OU' ~·:...::;..:.' 1 80.000,000 once-fres people de-J>Rnd on American private citi· zenf! for the t.ruthl they need to reei&t Red domination . , . truthR hroadca.st b.v Radin Free Europe every da.'Y to. the captive Ianda of Ea&terQ Europe. HeN are Communism's weak B!)Ota • , , Poland, Hunpcy, Czechoslovakia, Bulpria, Romania . Here many powerful Soviet diviliion1 ue tied down. Keo!ipinlil the Reds constantly on tbe defEmaive, 28 powerful traq•mitter. of Radio Free Europe blanket thP. ana with unRnlwerable worda of truth that Communm liel. ••po8e Radio Ftee Europe il IUI)o ported by private American citirena. It U. one of the F111t1 World's strong weapo1111 in the cold war, It need& your help to 1 FRANKroRT, ltJ. CUPII - li>lll I hive .,_ 11 any 10 President xennec~y "' "'""'"' .. ·11n10 1n the pas1 ..,......lll·,J<m, lllcrealle6 interest In the oconom· 1WhiiJnan Slid, Lllldlll8l'lt will bring a tc problems ot the Appalachian bit of Paris" to Pp~ thils Floodl -~ Ia1 opecial asailtaJtt to Gov. l ...t, aecortlin( to Jack W. Bert Combo· Slid today. 111e governor'o asototant. ey, Landmark manager. John D. Whismau l8id tht i,. •beads the state'• area • The annual Landmark temt Jlemo from a meetllll laat olflce. said tile lnle<est . House will be called • January In West Virginia. At that lngton wilh tile: problems li ne Fealival" tills year and will session. Brooks Hays, a opeelal palachlan in general and feature all nt4nner of French asalstant to tht Prealdenl, met Keotucty in particular hao bac:kground and •tniosph.e. with stall members of the Appa- .-.-pbasized in the pall This traditional mercliandl!liig Governora Cooference and weeks by the devastatlug event, bold each year Jn AprU, liven a thorough briefing on tbat struck easteru Kentueky. follows the Frencli lbeme !Je. the problem. "This oould have .,_ the cause the grand prize, 101' wblch Since that time. Whismau ~ald. eye opener," Whlamon said, ' visitors can reglaler will be an President has had a meelin~ emphatically demodllrated DStopters Hospital. '111e baby weighed six t birth The 1 ' a . coupe have three other children Pa· lricla, Pamela, and Mlclmel. 'tb th M "Utch · 1 r. ~ er lS wt e A Force In Korea. Grandparents ar~ Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Betz. !Ms. Lena McElhinny, Middleport. ,. Judy Gregg, a teacher in the Mount Vernon School and Karen Gregg, a freshman at Morris Harvey College, spent the weekend with their mother, Mrs. Lucy Gregg. Mr. R. B. Carson of Bucyrus, Is visUing at the home of h i s daughcer and ~usband, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight and h~r mother, Mrs. M. C. Wilson, spent the weekend in Co· lumbus with their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Halley. While there Mr. Knight attended the state basketball tournament. John A11ensworth accompanied them. pound Miss Evelyn Gibbons, a fresh- at Bethel College, Hopkins· ville. Keotucky, will arrive thls week to spend the spring ' 'acation with: her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons. Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Dow· son and sons, Dwight and Doug· las, were in Miamioburg this · ~-oast week to attend funeral ser· vices for her uncle. Mrs. Jeanette Waddell, Hunt· h1glon, is here with her mothtr, Mrs. ;!\tinnie Beverege and also at Ho~r Hospital with her sister, ®1-lotte-cJ;'errln who I! seriously m'. . llidl • · llamos, Latmanft) and Edwards. Winner -Ramos. Loser-Larsen. Palm Springl, Calif. J,!ouiton 000 202 140- 9 13 I 11, Ang. t,\1 010 ~ 006-S N ~oon, Cardinal <9> and CimpbeH. Beilnsky, Sprin1 <71, *'WI lB) and Rudgers. Winner ~~: LOaer -Belinsky. HR .-4..• ~a .• 4t N. W. COMPTON, 0 •• D. O"'OMITRIST Of1lee Houn: 1'10 12; 2 to II (CIOHat Noou OD Eut Court St.. Pomero:r· .J!. e lilT . ... C.. Th• D111y S•ntlntl ••• " ' Ill .........____ CITY AJE..- OCCUPATIOM' MAR AG lNG --- PANELING~ , ,,....,., ·--~-~ fUIIIACl NOW-Alii YOU'U STAIT SAVIIIIIIIllllY WHDI THE flflff fiOST CllllliSI ChryslertJirtemp Furnace cull fuel bllli, MAN! Here's how 1 mainteaance and repairs: • Hl1h -Efficiency Heat ExchlnJII aive~ you more heat, burns less fuel. • Newly-Desicnect Burners prevent spot overheatina; burn-outs. (Proof: Chrysler gives you a !C)-year, NOT PRO-RATED Heat • Exchanger Warranty!) Lubricated 1Jearin1s in blower and motor never need mlmg, require no maintenance. Perma~ently THE WINTER RUSH! CALL NOW FOR THE FACTS! *..,., ' ,1 ...... Y8t.ER e"'"'-" c.. ~..,••• FOR~AN &ABBOTT WY2·5m N. 2nd Avo. Middleport • \ MEET TONIGHT ' Racine Chapter, Order ~I Eastern Star wUI meet in regli· Jar sessioh Monday evening, April lsi at 8 't the M,asonlc Tem· pie with the Worthy Matron. Ellz:!>cth Toney and Worthy Patron, -Alfred Toney, presiding. · The Past Officers of Racine Chapter will be honored at this meeting, and Paat ,Officers will hold a silent auclior. "' Except for printing and cost Oi. sale, money from the ~S&le of U.S. federal duck slampo goes for the and Jeaae of waterfowl areJIS throughout the You emit get better for fewer stamps ... anywhere You;.must be satisfied ... lOO% . .. ··"- ,_:" "<to" ..... .. •• .0.: .. ·,t:-· ·.~ ~ . ... ···~· ·. ~ ,. . .'299 TOP YALUE GUARANTEE IMQ. 2: TOll - fteftr .tltfllrt Jn the historJ ot trading - .,.P. '1loilal ._:·_,..,.. promiied 10 much! Never before <IOUid you Jed- your ltampe fA>r rifta w:ith IUch .c:onfideooe. w:ilb ouch - poe·ol unbeatable ftluoo. R..id bow tldo II8W ....... _t.f King:Builde~ 'Suppfy, ~· ' Top Value Gift, )'OQ - 7 Jel tm • •'l•/ T~ ,J -,, ~ , ,, . Top V~ue Family Gift cata1os ito backed by. thD guarantee. ' . . And there'a no Jed tape-no long, invo!Vell delaya. You are the judge. Everything ia han· died right at your Top Value Redemption Store. Look for the new 2-WAY Golden Guarantee Seal, !Ml diaplq now at all Top Value Redemption !Ito-. . \. 1 . 1 , ~ ' l .~gift2WAYS ~- '·· i; ..•';~.\·' .. ;f. . ' ' 'I ' : ., •l'r< alar~ meet • exchange. Every cme of the 2771 WODderful gifts in the nr·~=N~ · - ~.=t~~~·=== '~l~~~ ''·li.Top Value S~ps i[_.. ba lltllfltHI ••• l~f If ,.... are not ®IIIPietelY oatiafied with any from:I'op Value-tort"' fewer Awnhe!' olstampe. ~~~-.·· AtltT•M .. • · (Ba*i UPOA .PJa!!a iiauiaa one otamp for wery 4••• . hr e BIRCH PANELifG ......... $12.41 .. .. ....... Chrysler· , •lfts Per Shoot ~· ~~ ·i1: .'i<'MII)j)Lt~'l: . WAIT FOR 11IE SNOW, __ ....... TOP' 'YALUE GUARANTEE NO. 1: Yoa caa't gilt !Mttet for·tewer lllamps, anywhere! · It any ~ther rorrent stamp catalol abo,.. 8D ldeiltlcal lift for fewer stamps, you can aet it P••-•lo Proflntlhocl ....t ' IIISTAIU 1ft . e · 2·Way .Go]jlen·GuaraJI!Ale wa<ka b YOUI _....~~~ DON'T .' e MAHOG~NY PANILING · · · · $6.72 290 N, 2ND AVI., i nan. ..__"':""""'_.....,.. _ _ _ _ _,_J.____,_ ' "I AI LOW AS 1". ., II I Mrs. 3 ~OOM ; GttOUP ., ireel! ..... .....,..., He and Comba wiJJ plug again THE SHOE BOX We Specialize •n Ro~11 Groupingsl Scbroder . .· altbou&h lhll ll '"'" key oreu. 1EAT HER p UM'P $5,99 friAME • BAKER FURNITURE WYI47.. ,. ,., ...... t II wiD be Ill ! "I P>loo Will JOOt •lve 14'ieplto!Te-ladusiry IO'<t....y r!i1 doobie ctJrinf tltlJ doc•"'!· tile llldependfal 'relepboloo ~ r lion aald l<lday. SEVERAL ARRESTED PT. PLEASANT - ~ted · by local Jaw enforcement offi· cers during the weekend were Guy W. Finley, 33, Apple Grove Eugene Coflllin, 30, Obetz, Ohio; AUred Pearson, 36, Pt. Pleasant; Wilbur Beller, 29, Leon; John Davis, 54, Pl. Pleasant; aU charged wlth Intoxication; Joseph C. Paugh, 55, Kender· son, driving whlle Intoxicated; Nardie A. Crowder, 6ii, Pt. Pl<,.-i sant, reckless driving. TIIIMII Good l'llllllplno Proflnlolto4 ~ -~'~>"~""' WASHIIIG'I'Oif IUP11-Los!C ,....._ loll 11u11.- ol I b e I Mlddl.,o;t, 0. .-WALL that ...,. wiD ... tb1 PI 'riel ;! BAKER FURNITURE Jmme-· repre- I ta · "Watliloa:w-Jta..lheear tloi tip -"111 Wlilllltoll..,_ PI twt K,.n..dy ." ile ~ tn do 11 mocb an ovtr-all ,.....am II. d••• l-1 for tho eotlre t t g ion. hope thai 101110 federal pro. gr..,. wUl be llberaliled and perbape otben edded so tbat eaotern Kentucl<y and tht rest Ill Appalcocbia can take advantage of them. "A flood is alwayo tragic," Whisman said, "but too ofleo some of his top aides and we bave been pre a cblng , the waten recede I! Ia f : : olflcials of the Area Rede· along. This area is drastically In ten about. What we can't I Adminislralion. need of help." and whiit Lo alway• with us 11 In the near future, Kennedy Is Whisman wlU go witb economic conditJou of to conduct a eabinet Iev- IWiiOiiiijiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijl meeting oo the problem. "I am more encouraged now Here comes Aprtl 15th! Income· tax to personally In· time. And ir you have 8 ' nc ~ '-·•• 1vtte everyone in Southeastern tro..Jble coming up ~cl car, and followmg .;:.;::1Ohio with the cash, come will be a Unlco Majestic and West Virginia to visit to us . We make trtc ran•e " Landmark us during Open House," Mr. prompt, cash l oa ns H i •al· f mll Carsey sald. 'use s ways a a Y ~~~~:;,;;::;_;;;;;;;:._............... for any Vo~orthwhile because we have fun, f• purpose. and refreshments for e~.~;~~ ~~ Girls' White body " .Mr Carsey said ·. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY 11118 year ~ hope will be . 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2·2111, Pomeroy ger and better than ever.. Dates for the Land~k Par· lslenne Festival Open House wUl I!" Thursday, Friday a u d Saturday, April 4, S and 6. In Needle toe . 9/8 beet For confirmation, graduation addition to aU tile fun and fes- parties. HOURS N-M widths. Sizes 5 tivities prices have been "guil· to 10. MONDAY-9A.M. TO 7 P.M. lotined:' for this event, Mr. Car· TUES., WED., THUR.. 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. sey declared, as Open House is FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 8 P.M. MIDDLEPORT tradtttonaUy the kick-oft I or ment of their daughter, Ann Lippincott to Mr. James Ham' mond Donovan II of Columbus, Ohto, son of Dr. and Mrs. James H Donovan Pomeroy Miss Burrough was gradual· eel from Hammond High School and attended George Washing· ton ,Univer.ily Mr. Donovan received his B..A. m p~ycholo!!l' and his M.D.... i" mduslr!al ~nagemenl from Ohio UmverSlly, He " attendtng 1a w school. The couple pla~s an April . 6 weddmg afetr which they Will reside m Columbus. Pleatant Valley Hospital ADMI'ITED: Mrs. Walter Reitmire, Hartford; Stella M<Dade, Leon; Mrs. Vernon Stan· ley, Patriot; Ray Haynes, Pt. Pleasant· Ashbell Glover Hen· dersor.; Cecil Sines: Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. James Johnson, New Haven. · DISCHARGED: Norma SUlll· van, Pt. Pleasant; Anna McCoy, Pt. Pleasant; Ernie Grimm, [..e. tart ; Mrs. Howard Deweese, Le~ em; Mrs. Charles Neal and daU· ghter, West Columbia; Mr. James Graham and daughter, Rutland: Mrs. Clyde Sanders, Gallipolis; Mrs. L. C. Sumer· ville. Pt. Pleasant; George Johnson, Jr., Mason ; Elmer Loomis, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. John ny McDermitt and son, Mason; John Adkins, Pt. Pleasant; Har· ry Varian, CUlton; Ch a ria Lqckeydoo, Pt. Pleasant. BIRTHS: Mr. and l\ll's. Wil· . liam Henry, G~llipolls Ferry, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fellure; Gallipolis, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reilmire, Hart· ford, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Vernoo Stanley, Patriot, a son; Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson, New r . · lie ...... will M "" 1'1 I' I Haven, a son. nan 181 and Edwards. Winner - Eugene Cook puts the linlaltinc on "uncomborated ' statements" Miller. Loser -Tsitouns. touches today to an lnveltlgtslon from quosllooable witoeoBeO and Al Sarasota Fla which be said i~s tltal Wally bad not glv111 Butta an opporiUn· New York(At' 023 0oo -m -10 17 0 Butt. pUled "vital infDl'!D8tioo'' lty to preseot hla written otat. Chicago CAl 101 010 lOCI- 4 8 t lto Alabama Coach Paul (Bear) menl oa lho ·:JCCWIIioD • . Bryaut. Terry, Bouloll <81 and noward. · Cook utd the Information could M l f - C21ors.. ":"' Buzhardt. Peters C4l, Wilhelm C7l [have affected \he outcome of lul l "Before even wailing Io receive and Martin. Winner -Terry. Los· year's Alabama-Georgia 181Deltb• avtd.... ol the principal .par· er-Buzhardt. RRs-Peplt4ne <21, which Al•hem•. won as-o. ty ••• Mr. ~· the tmp8rtial Lopet, Matin. Bulla was !be athletic dlnctor iuvastlgator, bu .,..eel hla indJct. . at tht University o1 Georgts at ment," Schrodt~ said. . At Miami, Fla. . lbe Ume. He resigned the post ln The lnvestigatiOill were the out· Milwaukee 002 000 000- 2 a I F hruary Igrowth of a story In the March Baltimore OliO 000 Ill» 0 5. I ~.;ad~ hla lnvesllgaUon un- !23 laiiUf of the Saturday l!:venlng Burd~tte and 'lorre. McCormick der orders from Gov. Carl E. San· Post which related that Bultl Narum (9) and Or- d the . Lo(51, McNally M~ m· k era. -urc at•_ _.J genera1 JB. to and Bry8lll consplred to r•• .. ln • o. ser - ..~or IC , hand his report tf thematter ov.. m•tmmt of Jaat Jear't ~. AI Olando, Fla. er to Sanden Taeaday. The m111iillll arUclt quoted AI· Detrott 020 101 200- 6 4 2 AloN•a eoan.to lllqiiJy · lanta inllirance IIWI Geotae Jlur. Mlnneoota 000 012 Ill» 3 6 1 Another ln..,tlgatioa Ia underjnett as -~ he ovtrheard I Mossi, Ander,aon (71, Dustal (9) way in Alabama' and leatbnony .is telephone , conversation between and Froeban. stlgrnan, Sullivsn exP¢ec! to be made today beloro Buill and Bryant In which Butts !71 and Bailey. Winner -Maul. a legislative lnveotlgatlug eomml~ ..,.. Bryant vital lnformaUon. Loser -.stlgmsn. JIR...Wood. tee from aeverai Ulilvenlty of Both Butta and Bryant itttve deAt Clearwsler, Fla. <I~ IJUIIngsl Alabama lootbiJ! players. Diad lha Npart. fttey lild !bet Pitt&brgh 000 300 000 .._ s a 3 The Albama oommlllot Is bead· Idl....- pollltile rulet · JnfracPhlla OliO 101100 1-1-IH . ed by state Rep. Alton Turner lions In the telephone ........ Francls, Veale <!Ol and Pag• who oald that tht football playen lion. liaroni. Mahaffey, Hamilton <71 all senlorJ, probably will bel!lnlr;;;..________ll and Palrymple. Winner -Hamil· teslifyinglo tho committee bebindj Tr•de Your Old ton. Loser-Veale. closed tJvor•· 1 0 Ne Chlcaco <Nl ooo 001 000- t 7 1 Cook Slid 11 appeared "from the n n w • •' Boston 000 000 00.- 3 9 D evidence of 1111 lnvestlgatiou plus NOW AT Hobble, Lomy !71, Toth Cll the polygraph ..amlnalion lhst and Barragan, Beriell m. More· vital and Important Information head, Fornieles (7) and Nixon .. was given by Butt• to Bryant •liST IILICTAONI Wtouer -Morehead. Loser -Rob- about tht Gellf8la team beloro the 300 200 lll 7 10 1 sentin& Butt.. Larleu, Flahor C4l and BaUey. A WUUam •. Louise, March 23 at Riverside gtrua, announce the engag~ ATLANTA (UPIJ-Atty. Gon.safd Cook was ol>vlously nlylng ' Clevaland .. = h:'J Evidence In Grid Fix Probe Indicates Butts In Trouble bie. HR-Ranew. game ... be 11tronger still. At Sao Diego, Calif. The otatement t1rew an Send your contribution .oow. San Fran. OliO 210 003- ft 8 4 diate rebuke from lawyers Give whatever you can, ' Gov. Combs Is Certain Of JFK's Ear On Federal Aid ,. L. D. 'I'OUI ..........1• .• • to memhen ol the fd ..... ·• problem. II II' ~ Jermy Meneblni, Barbara White, I by~ Blazewicz and Dorothy Santa Tae, Cllllornla, are bert Neutzllng ronducled the color With jhelr parents, Mr. 0 n d ceremony. Dues were paid and Mra. Elmer Mattox, Gravel HJII. from the ~ sales They came especially to be ln. Second c scoull With their father who Ia critical· and proftclo"cy badge w 0 r k · ly W. Robert recently retired were clis<usoe<.. ' Tenderfoot from the navy. Hla wife will ar· work will be glv.n to n •" rive later thJs month. ~· Darlene Chafm and Jenny Rife. ,Ola~les H. Wise, Jr. wu ln The meetlug closed wlth the (;anton on bualness Saturday. forming of lbe lrteJidship clr· He returned to. bill employment cle. Attending were those na111o expenaes pald Paris' beliday fOr b: Waverly With Mrs. WIse ed above and Linda Sue _ warn- two via TWA SuperJel, Mr. Cat· remaining here for a few days. er and leaders, Mrs. PhU Glo- sey satd. Marianne Woodgerd, Colum· bokar and Mrs. Blazewtcz. uThere's nothing to buy," bua, spent the weekend with Carsey pointed out "just ~",:!!"• Mr. and Mrs. Jlar. Burrough, Dorw11an In and register wlih us 0 M ""':l'erd, G:.~n~~:. ~- ..· W ~ing'l• .4prU 6 Open House, There wiD be r. •n~~ Mrg_ - - -..--~ .uu....:;u- Mr than 200 prizes in all." er' Columbus. are anoounclng . and Mrs. Herschel Lun- Spec! I I will be the birth of a daughter, Paula dr BuiTough of Alexandria, Vi,.. Slmc a 1J!r ~ 11-b U~ Medina; ~·Robert Ma,llox. ~ "r I n~ Ulllled Pres• lnten~&Uon.lh ~l"'lpano Bea.ch, Fla '""" 011 11110 2 ' 1 .vashington 200 000 02 4 ? 1 Simmt.ou!'. Bauta 16), ~ant! •8) ~~~d Olivet . Osteen and J.eppert. 'uer -shantz. HR.s-o-Loc.k 8 ,y. 1\t borne ot Mra. SelJm Btazew~ez, ton 'w Va l!dward Mallo j:u-=:::,~.-:~ ~ . rFalstaff•'m" . , ;~m~-~~IM .Nllfltaat ~.~. 1f ·JC!berfeldl held a ~ lud at ~ · The D . y Sentinel ·. .BrinJJ0 Paris C · Gtrl Scoull rroop :HI m e t Saturday at 10 a.m. at I he 'II ~y St. Mr Herman MatloJ: Charles- Cllhy. Fultz, Sally Glnbol!ir, ~-Elberfelds, . • 1 f ai1 Girl Scoue Troop 248 Meerin6 Held Around And Abo . ut . Middleport • :- .....-_ ··· -- · ·Landmark Will Dally Sentinel, Pomeroi!Mldtlleport, o., April 1, 1983-s ' ,. ·r ..·... ~· .~· ,' ITOP VALUE S'n\MPS. ' I �... q,. •• I • • t ~ ·-~ way. .......-'' ~ft(e ...r... . 1 Jackson, Ross, ~toto Show Increase . In·sEO sales Taxes· learn not to _pmcrlbl lllbl)' mJt.d to <lrcoloto 1n loretgn landO! C'. _• . Senleet Are Held Mrs. Monroe pwe, Pt. Plellll' one another and 1101 totatedrua•,•fl•r ft "bas been wlthch• n in I F .... 62 ant, Mrt. J,uciln Staat.,- Naplo. P"' \he bock Wbto II f!OOd other _Ianda, •pecially whell ot '""' · mJ..., Florl4i l&rJ. lltnnan 1.41lor ope II noi neceiiSiril)> iodcl wlthdiawn by me..nrm thai ori&·l 1"1'., PLEASAN'I' - FUnerol they, 'lllaledh, Florida; • n d for anqther. Caution concomlng lnated It," abe aald 1 · • -~ oervk:es for Mn. Glid)'t Leo two brothers, Byron Pullins, ' WTL _ drugs lii0 Y 11rengthen our future "Communication ot IUifavorable l . i SIQith, 62, llfe-long Mason Coun· Rand, W. Va. and Delbert Pel· 1f generatons." and untowarrl reactiona _II quite Only three ol the ted OOUth·,OI, ~63,1..... f11'3,1'13.:rl. ty reoldenl, were bold _Monday lint. Pl. Ple'llllol Route 2. n.. lhatidomlde -'<lal tau&ht1aa much- the ,..;,ponsiblliiJI of tho> eastern Ohio countle& showed , .Joei1011 - lf,IJO.tf, .,111.11; 2 p.m. 11 the Crow Jl'unetal Funeral Homa wat in char&e. . , ••IIMltH teamed and what tt.. general the medical pror.-ton that lts lmedical profeuloo as II tbe 1111 Jncreaoe In dlot tax colloc-lt265,J97.15 , $137,111.2'1. Home. Bqrlal waaln the Pulllnt · m I' ·o tdtt., public ohould have "' " ""' (rom eommunlcatlont, etpeclally on tho opre8d of beneficial retulto of itlon fnr the w,oelt which ended Lltwteoee - f/,114.10, · .1!-· h'lllly Flal Rock BIG OOUN'I1EII NEW YORK IUPI ·-Tne d"V ;. the thalidom'do horrio i• whicn ;nlernatiO!Illl level, leave much ID therapy" !March 23. !!UII, mt,SU.71, tm,JIIU7. Mrs. Smith diad suddenly I'ORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) _ com!• n. c1n1gs \1111'• by...., an apptrently tn"""""' sletplng be desired .. edi· In port she blamed the They were JackROn, Ross and \ _ $Z,IG.Z4, •uauo, day alternoqn at hor home of Oregon has 26 counlie! '"' . tolll be lbrute.tlnr tc unho"' o•'• taken by orer""'" ···;men ,,.. on Corculatton. tech· ,tndllllry becauoe of tbe great Sclom counties. River countiH .155,009.01, an apparent hear! altack. She ID area than the stale of Rhnde cldldNa 11 dNp token by JI"'S· suited In tho birtn of crelormed nocal JOUrnal ot tho American numher of trado oameo under were still affected by the hlih _ $2,38$.8'1, $%,8'15.11, was born AP\'D 22, 1811t, daugh- loland. Ramey Count• sprow , aant - 11 aaid Pn.: e•len babi" Heart ASBOCiatino ISh< is assn- 1 which the umt .drug may be water that e•Jsted durintl the. ft",I08.51, $71,540.01. · ler ol the !ale 01'11 and Carollne over 10,13¥ square mllel, bill 8I Ta..,, who ID modl..l science Abtlota .....,,. llrogs elate profeS60r o! pediatrics at marketed around the world A pe_rlod. Hocking and Scioto_are .'It&t $18,1113.11', Ufttrill Pullins; ·She ..,.. a has than 7,000 poplllatoon, Ia Won latoWD aa lilt authm oty on I What w om • n have the . Johns Hoplcins Universlty. lphyeician In one country may not stoll the only two countlee that $188,580."membel of tile Eckard EUB Multnomah Counl)'._ I he ltumaa 11 tl"t and Infancy. !learned Is "to ab•ta;o from all Balttmorel . know that a drtiJ being con· :•re behind last fiscal year llelote- )21,'154.11, fl9,tl67.02, Chapel. . state's smallest, crams mto. Sho Wll .,..clpating thr rlt'veJ- unnece"'"'Y dru-,s •.hroughout Thalidomide w.. whhdrawn ldemned in a forejgn medical gures. $'1$4,586.98, $782,100.11. SurviVing are ber husbalid, square mlles more than 521 ,000 "P" t cl tlrap wbiCb u a 1pregnancy." she said "lndeed, ,from tbe German and Englisb ·journal lo the aame drug be u 1 The figures showing the col· VIDten - 74US; $1,1175.93, Delizll Smith, lour .sislera. Mrs. people the largest pop ;lotion tlfect" 11111 1Djure tho mal< germ women of the ·holrl>e""'' period marketl at the end of November Iprescribing under another name. lectlons lor the weeks endlllg $42,98'7.60, $32,321.113. Sidney Fadley, Rio Grande, concentration In the state. oeU. thl 1p1111etozoa If that should Jearn to ahstair from and early in December. 1961 But i She endorsed the Britiflh idea March 23, 1963 and March 24, Motor vehicle and u.se tax , hum>· drug• because the '"1".-v to tbe jil was not withdrawn from tbe lthat thee thould be 1 Jaw re· 1962, and the fiscal year ligures collectloos In the ted s!NtheUt· Jaclaton - No_ weekly llgute, Most distant .....,..- could bo d·,astrous fetus may occur O.fore tbe wom· Canadian market until the cod of quirlng the names of drugs to' be for the years starting JUly I, ern Ohio counties showing lhoee f101,229.60. Lawrence - f8,143.· opttcally Is ;Qil'-'! live trillion ' t1nce tbo lpll'IDIID..,• os an P1Ual •an know• she Is P"'gnarol" March 19112 and .from tlruJ . - cloarly ltated on preocrlptions 1962 and July I, 1961 follow: lor the .,..k ending M....,b 23, 58, $1DS.S26.tl2. Melp- ~,598.· Ught·years from the earth. wllh tbe femaif germ 1 "And In her opinlnn. "rroen, too. In Italy and Japan untn tho end Silo abo advocated an lnterna· Albea• - $9,874.75, $13,338.· 1!163 and lor the fiscal years 11, '111Utl8.a. Pike - $%,191.•, The Indian lac lnsec nil, tbe owar. in !><ginning a •hould bP ctutioo' &l...>no dru~s of May tlonal eentral offlce for the quick 26, $388,121.36, S34J(I,810.ft. · s~g July I, 1982 follows: ~t&,II8.SI. Rou - $11,1'14.~. upon a great variety of plant!, -.. "We mustalllearro not to clam· "It's fundamentally wrong thai astembllns and dlsporsing of In· Gallla - $5,165.46, t8,564.60, Athens '- ••2'11.113, $14U5B.IIfl. $20f,14f.tl6. Scioto - 87,197.5'1, but oeems to prefer the nativf Dr Tltllllfcon or for new '"d mo" potent a drug suspected of a oerloul UD• formation on the unlovorablt aide $176,612.61, $166,315.62. Gallla - U,22S.2f, $91),$92.28. f111,505.58. VInton- No weekly banyan and other native Iii wllll ... med!tel P"Cfeeolon has drug• Furthermore people must toward retctilln thoold be pormit- effects of dtq(o. · Hocldn& - $3,309.84, $6,1139.- Hocking - $2,3Z3.16, $'17,190.10. fliUte, 110,767.'18. tree•. --·----- . - · e are Tak 'IICu Men, T00DMUStTh In nat rugsI ey se . f..,.,. •h.~ ~tin~.!" t~rogl ~me!<..1 ~ear ~ ~ Two b ' lhert n~ "si~e ~15,069.37, Quh••rcl ......... Peace Roses Cl, lM Talitman lM TaliiiMn Editor K. A, Viktoria PiMCchlo Z11l11 Qllftn -= Crl UR Se:1:t No. 1 Grade Select No. 1 Grade Quality Grade ea.;.h rkultur~ T ' .,.llosl~ • Be J F • ~..e.. Charleo 'Allred f M ~nd, ~;,l~:n:·~: ~.::I ~~~~~~·~sh-r.::" :.• ~\,~ mee~ng, ~ ' , ' spen . . I • 1111 Aftdenon, the funds will be co':.litoon ,... '*' .... I • • • • , •• , I •••••• I • It"'.... ••rt•l .. ----------- ·fresh Picnic ••••••••• I I I • •••••••••• •••••••••• 1962. Mas .. I ••• . 1962 • Mils •........ I • I I I I. I I THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS STILL TO BE AWARDED BEFORE MAY 181N ~ROGER'S EXCITING GAME ....... ·"SPLIT THE D,QLLAR" Style.----:------~---- - -- Vinyl Plastic Peat Moss Garden Hose Fertilizer Fun /s inch, so ft.t.111th • purpm,10·6-4 ftrrllla r 50 $ 19 ...... ., ...... $449 JJRI F.tilizer ·· lilt s ·11·11 •¥ I Jity ,_.....,_, FIELD GROWN EVERGREENS available These evergreens are , ...., 'It~·~~ lilt C. ilp q.IAitlt~AIII ............ ·• ·Frish_____ Pork St80k __ _____ tU at Krogers-Pomeroy ~~ I Flower~ Shrubs .......... - 98"' &I••• PINK DOGWOOD.~~~~ .. ~.S2.79 -. Pour AlcH alu•llu tw1Hftt Filltst Gt~llty . 0 0 . 0 0 t 0 0 0 0 11. . .. . . . . I 1 0 0 0 0 0 -. D• Cen .. . .. ..........., Ml• .. .... ..... ... " ...69c 0 0 0 I \\:171 ... .... wlllt $5.00 ...... . ALUMINUM CHAIRS 1 ..... $2.49-~·..... $1.00 pvnhtt11 at Krager I 1 ----- l'fotlf . . • . • • . . . . . . 10 • 4'91: 22" MOWER u Shortening Pork& ( . I I .-69c ....... . ' e ......... It lor .It .. ,,. '--•Vtl II' I, . "-11..- . 50 ... I Gwda• . Tool \ .. ... I SETS I WhiteBread 3.. 20 ... .... t J""' HOLLAND SPRING BULBS D~·:::·~'='~- . . . 69'. " " " :, - 1 Quality mowen at a low, low priee! See your Kro~Jer manager ebout ovr Iaraway pila! 5 ...... 69c " I ' each ' I D.• Con .. ,.. ... ,... Mowe . {UI " ' ' " t - 0 e S H.P~ 1f1na & ltnlaa lri... & ......,.......,... oilgiiiO - 1 o --~- e Spitll.... Staflor -DIS b I ' 0 ' -II Ill o e 2\ll H.P. 4oycle ~ ...... otiM • ....... $1.61 ... 0 Power Lawn Mowers ~a .... ......... . ... t• ...,... --Y•kN SAYI . ,. , ....... ...... wi .... f•••• ··--..··-·:···:. . . . . 3 .. ·"$1.98 1 ;1,1• ............. 67c Al·uminum .wtbWit Chairs Golden Vigoro 5 35 ~ 3.98. Jl·p ~ .......... _ 0 TOP VALUI STAMI!'I Ky. Bluegrau •..'!: 89c Sttrling ...... 2112: '=:.$1.89 "" .......... ,.... 27c Fas'".. . 0 100 GRASS SEED QuisltTwrf- 5::.$1.69 ,. Blue ca-.-3 .. $2.98 ~/!~isco Shredded Wheat Extrllfled IIIII ,.•• ar1 Jap ... , ............... ... ....... ::.1r -1.r........ eack $298 79 · · Sx4il4 firM._ plljpr" .. ARu•"• j Ideal for Lawn · 30". 36" each $298 ledtr 8•1••• 15" to 18" Aatur£1111 aula Plllllr Ju 'r 1r ••••.•••....•..••.•••••••• -- ---------------- 1 't J 1 ......._ I . c lb. lea• and tender $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 Forest Hillr 6 llllllcfoltrell cent tO'friivr:.•po~•= ~ in cattt. he ;,..iblo more than 90 ty and notntive" value of since 1004. food plants. . Sphagnum 1 ~ode:,.o~cSsease lb. • •••••••• ~ ~ ay 3 and throughout the day oo Saturday · Ithe Agricultural -clo Se- or retard "J!!iMili .......-tail. Banquets will bt held at the 'vice tARS I, said the overall In· som sdalillltik-bel· rna is the mmlmum educational dubs in New Haven ' and Pomt Friday and Sat urda•Y evemngs. . as per 39 .;7 ~ John S. Armstrong Christian Dior ....... King's Ransom ........... Royal Highness ......... ll>'•·w~-. ~:~ t;"Ditft ~oct ~grocultu~.lios ~""~ ~recent or~ 1 ~. ~~;~~~~.!'~~~~ th!~eu::::~~:.~:~:'~c::: •~~r:.,~.r~:'· ,;!:•ig:~ted00: irl111r . . lftiJ .._ ile•l•a•, kKk· t..lw h ll1141o11. Tile HYilgs tllatcllllt ' - .... nl•• pMHd elong I..... , ....1. pricll• ----------- IOIIeArmst~ng $2.75 Cry1lu _,.,lal . $2.50 Quttn Ebzabtth •·$2.50i-.-nHany lei••• r..terpiece $3. Trtpicana . . . . . $3.50 Fas~ju . . . . . . . $1.7 5 · ' $3.00 ..~lden Shpptn,. $2.50 $2.75 Dlltt . . a- .....n.1 , .., . $2.50 Mtiave ....... $2.75 t!u~·:ali ....... $3.00 •• 1= ~~ '" ~ to-~ !more Assorted Patented Rose Bushes I ~lcukoreltl.,. ~.-,~ablisbed_ ""~ ~vllto. ~ I elery, letter TimH, • .I ~ :: IR a:l; u dl ' m ltary !"'lice, engtneer equip- Leaders .A8Boflallon will aa In birthday by July I 1964 a d 4 Y an a ur ay • a e, son ment mamtenance, radio repair til!! .. past decid,e, at their next m t be . • • .n · . . Tea Roses The All time favorite • aow an '' ·- ':le for yo11 at popular prieet Mcfalfand , JStncl 753 ~io-frtt Js bee sed ~ ~an app~tlon I • Praaldallt Heever I. 0~ Hill PoiMeltia "iM lta.tiooMo , . .1....... ct.otiett• •••• ScaM! A•naltrO"' Teliaman PillkladiaRce Golclon Charm ltofte do Paul'a Scarlet HollatMio ....., 1'iiMI Ill Slldy A-r D' J~tlotral ' ~:~~J':£E:F'£r1 u~::n~;en h~;:n~=~~m=ho~rah=so~r c!~ t: rZ1:;:~:~~1; 7 ~~~ ~~~t;~:~ ~· ~ ~~Kre'~~er;~: ul:•i~::a;e~;;:',~~· s~h~ br~~ll;l.\r!':t~~:;., w:;:r:e•r~. : ~ ~u::;:.~~ ;?.": 00 ~ ot I I In Brucellosis Control ~r :·:~~a m:, ~rdHI~~ademy. many f~s --···· - ··--- me: M~~ Gr~ce ~on ~ataxy detecte~ Mt!'t!'Pntln~ ,:.tat.,• cn:l ~~ddleport, ~21 ~ firlt n__ vee. 7, '63 Army~.!..la~ ~ ~:'~· ~Jddleport, ~.. ~h l~ <0111e1-. till"'""'' "' jf they will have at lealt 15 enli•ted:. the;" their unele of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin _CIJ!t. ot lnot be enlisted unle8S they can credfta by that lime. • <elleols eradleatlan, t1tt .......,. Ike Regular enlised ln ,be aaslgned to their ch-oice. All applicants must have three range """"1<1 hu qooolji'>Otl . . . ar nd gu ar Army Una88(1ned iW"h Sgt. Judd, loctll recruiter umts of Enfllilb two nlalgebra · areos a' . · ~ •'' ~•I!RISman ~-' geometry by' Wllllam p Hyoell and Robert aKnox.are taking basic at Fort it's "Know • Bef!ll'1! • v-· ~o Homer E. Ab- and one 1n plane Kf(. U. I . Pll. 011. f Tltio 10 u r...,.d·hlgh achiev., ~ E. Hysell, 80itB ol Mr. and Mn. High school seniors rna , tie l':'"'lnoed tOday competitive graduation. Br GAYWIID P. GODWN ment In the !lta..,.fedorel effort n.. La.....,.. Hysell of RuUand, ,tesla and physicals now KaJ8er Employes exammatioo lor entra..,. to the I u - ..,.... to .eradkat. brucellool•. whieli hu ..,.. ....,. and James F. HjrseD, son ot for tbe ·I!Chools of thetr Aid 4-H Pto-am U. S. Coolt Guard Academy wUI I WASHINGTON IUPIJ- 'ftoo All· eosll livestock about at 1 lid., • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hysell o1 n.. Army has schools in RAVENSWOOD': The Rav· •bt held na!lotlwlde on Decem. ' lleplrlment aayo four $25 million .• year. ." lll>ttrtt"'7 te Route I enlisted on cltanlcs, photography medica ensorood Employees Charities of 7th, 1183, In over 1,000 ellout of five counties ID the United Cotln(Jeo; ore cranted a mndl· holi "'" BUddy Plan and are laking radar, radio, electr..;Jcs ah.,.; Kal!er Aluminum I< Che . es. 'Stateo ore mndlfied certified bru. fled <ertilled otatu.o wben the dl-..-·0 their basic trailllng at Ft. Knox, repair , aircraft mainte'nance. !Corpor•tion dOnated $200 There are no Congressiooal OlaflaDS 0 areas. seaae has beeo reduced to noi ploot.o. Ill; Kentucky. engineer ewuipment, dental lab olst the 4-H program ppolnlmettll or aeographtcal th111 I per cent ..C the cal· siol · · MllaiO ' plat Richard Paul Dugan, 800 ot procedures, x-ray procedures, I The organization been con- duotas lor entrance to the Coast Pleasant. tie and not more than • per cent of : -· ...,. .....,.. londet of Rutland, welding, machinist, atomotlveltributing to the Mason County 0 alfiDODt National and lnternatlonaiJ!o- 'of the herds Of tbe 2.529 certi· ' A id-a: of adl<al en ted or lrautlng at the En· repair, office machine repair 4-H program lor teVeral eara ua young men who are tary o!IIcers will be in attend- lied coonti.,, tM have gone on f w e r Ill' grneer Equipment Operator and finance procedures and and have aduall lncr!ased mterested may write for details FAIRMONT, W. Vo.- Gover- ance at the conference, which to eredicate the disuse and . " g'?wtb"l'l!gitla!IDg Maintenance School. Pau, Is a othn open to high school grad· tbe amountgrfrom rn the land ;n now to Com· nor Edgar N. Jaynes announced'' scheduled to officially open have aehieved a brucelossis f•ee: . .et_Opgraduate of Rutland bigh. uatea. post this money has ant I -21, U S Coast today that the 1963 conference lwith a Friday luncheon status. years, ~er ~7,0115.115, I' 'how~ l'r~ ~.oa.•. Pllt~ I 1 s . .... Cr'" t~oallzo_ng • BuddyPian Attracts TwoBtothers, Their AbeleReveals ! =·=~:=~.,::: OnTheFarmFront · ·r ·~~-n......, Uncle; Other Area Men Enlist In Choices e.G Exams On !~~;~t~ ~k.J: ~!t~= u·•ghAeh"tevemen . t R-eached ~~·)II' ::~1M.;.~~! llitUrJ "' tao ..,....-11 ......... p:;::t Krt11rY1111 Coupon expires Sat,, AprU tf s, $00 �... q,. •• I • • t ~ ·-~ way. .......-'' ~ft(e ...r... . 1 Jackson, Ross, ~toto Show Increase . In·sEO sales Taxes· learn not to _pmcrlbl lllbl)' mJt.d to <lrcoloto 1n loretgn landO! C'. _• . Senleet Are Held Mrs. Monroe pwe, Pt. Plellll' one another and 1101 totatedrua•,•fl•r ft "bas been wlthch• n in I F .... 62 ant, Mrt. J,uciln Staat.,- Naplo. P"' \he bock Wbto II f!OOd other _Ianda, •pecially whell ot '""' · mJ..., Florl4i l&rJ. lltnnan 1.41lor ope II noi neceiiSiril)> iodcl wlthdiawn by me..nrm thai ori&·l 1"1'., PLEASAN'I' - FUnerol they, 'lllaledh, Florida; • n d for anqther. Caution concomlng lnated It," abe aald 1 · • -~ oervk:es for Mn. Glid)'t Leo two brothers, Byron Pullins, ' WTL _ drugs lii0 Y 11rengthen our future "Communication ot IUifavorable l . i SIQith, 62, llfe-long Mason Coun· Rand, W. Va. and Delbert Pel· 1f generatons." and untowarrl reactiona _II quite Only three ol the ted OOUth·,OI, ~63,1..... f11'3,1'13.:rl. ty reoldenl, were bold _Monday lint. Pl. Ple'llllol Route 2. n.. lhatidomlde -'<lal tau&ht1aa much- the ,..;,ponsiblliiJI of tho> eastern Ohio countle& showed , .Joei1011 - lf,IJO.tf, .,111.11; 2 p.m. 11 the Crow Jl'unetal Funeral Homa wat in char&e. . , ••IIMltH teamed and what tt.. general the medical pror.-ton that lts lmedical profeuloo as II tbe 1111 Jncreaoe In dlot tax colloc-lt265,J97.15 , $137,111.2'1. Home. Bqrlal waaln the Pulllnt · m I' ·o tdtt., public ohould have "' " ""' (rom eommunlcatlont, etpeclally on tho opre8d of beneficial retulto of itlon fnr the w,oelt which ended Lltwteoee - f/,114.10, · .1!-· h'lllly Flal Rock BIG OOUN'I1EII NEW YORK IUPI ·-Tne d"V ;. the thalidom'do horrio i• whicn ;nlernatiO!Illl level, leave much ID therapy" !March 23. !!UII, mt,SU.71, tm,JIIU7. Mrs. Smith diad suddenly I'ORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) _ com!• n. c1n1gs \1111'• by...., an apptrently tn"""""' sletplng be desired .. edi· In port she blamed the They were JackROn, Ross and \ _ $Z,IG.Z4, •uauo, day alternoqn at hor home of Oregon has 26 counlie! '"' . tolll be lbrute.tlnr tc unho"' o•'• taken by orer""'" ···;men ,,.. on Corculatton. tech· ,tndllllry becauoe of tbe great Sclom counties. River countiH .155,009.01, an apparent hear! altack. She ID area than the stale of Rhnde cldldNa 11 dNp token by JI"'S· suited In tho birtn of crelormed nocal JOUrnal ot tho American numher of trado oameo under were still affected by the hlih _ $2,38$.8'1, $%,8'15.11, was born AP\'D 22, 1811t, daugh- loland. Ramey Count• sprow , aant - 11 aaid Pn.: e•len babi" Heart ASBOCiatino ISh< is assn- 1 which the umt .drug may be water that e•Jsted durintl the. ft",I08.51, $71,540.01. · ler ol the !ale 01'11 and Carollne over 10,13¥ square mllel, bill 8I Ta..,, who ID modl..l science Abtlota .....,,. llrogs elate profeS60r o! pediatrics at marketed around the world A pe_rlod. Hocking and Scioto_are .'It&t $18,1113.11', Ufttrill Pullins; ·She ..,.. a has than 7,000 poplllatoon, Ia Won latoWD aa lilt authm oty on I What w om • n have the . Johns Hoplcins Universlty. lphyeician In one country may not stoll the only two countlee that $188,580."membel of tile Eckard EUB Multnomah Counl)'._ I he ltumaa 11 tl"t and Infancy. !learned Is "to ab•ta;o from all Balttmorel . know that a drtiJ being con· :•re behind last fiscal year llelote- )21,'154.11, fl9,tl67.02, Chapel. . state's smallest, crams mto. Sho Wll .,..clpating thr rlt'veJ- unnece"'"'Y dru-,s •.hroughout Thalidomide w.. whhdrawn ldemned in a forejgn medical gures. $'1$4,586.98, $782,100.11. SurviVing are ber husbalid, square mlles more than 521 ,000 "P" t cl tlrap wbiCb u a 1pregnancy." she said "lndeed, ,from tbe German and Englisb ·journal lo the aame drug be u 1 The figures showing the col· VIDten - 74US; $1,1175.93, Delizll Smith, lour .sislera. Mrs. people the largest pop ;lotion tlfect" 11111 1Djure tho mal< germ women of the ·holrl>e""'' period marketl at the end of November Iprescribing under another name. lectlons lor the weeks endlllg $42,98'7.60, $32,321.113. Sidney Fadley, Rio Grande, concentration In the state. oeU. thl 1p1111etozoa If that should Jearn to ahstair from and early in December. 1961 But i She endorsed the Britiflh idea March 23, 1963 and March 24, Motor vehicle and u.se tax , hum>· drug• because the '"1".-v to tbe jil was not withdrawn from tbe lthat thee thould be 1 Jaw re· 1962, and the fiscal year ligures collectloos In the ted s!NtheUt· Jaclaton - No_ weekly llgute, Most distant .....,..- could bo d·,astrous fetus may occur O.fore tbe wom· Canadian market until the cod of quirlng the names of drugs to' be for the years starting JUly I, ern Ohio counties showing lhoee f101,229.60. Lawrence - f8,143.· opttcally Is ;Qil'-'! live trillion ' t1nce tbo lpll'IDIID..,• os an P1Ual •an know• she Is P"'gnarol" March 19112 and .from tlruJ . - cloarly ltated on preocrlptions 1962 and July I, 1961 follow: lor the .,..k ending M....,b 23, 58, $1DS.S26.tl2. Melp- ~,598.· Ught·years from the earth. wllh tbe femaif germ 1 "And In her opinlnn. "rroen, too. In Italy and Japan untn tho end Silo abo advocated an lnterna· Albea• - $9,874.75, $13,338.· 1!163 and lor the fiscal years 11, '111Utl8.a. Pike - $%,191.•, The Indian lac lnsec nil, tbe owar. in !><ginning a •hould bP ctutioo' &l...>no dru~s of May tlonal eentral offlce for the quick 26, $388,121.36, S34J(I,810.ft. · s~g July I, 1982 follows: ~t&,II8.SI. Rou - $11,1'14.~. upon a great variety of plant!, -.. "We mustalllearro not to clam· "It's fundamentally wrong thai astembllns and dlsporsing of In· Gallla - $5,165.46, t8,564.60, Athens '- ••2'11.113, $14U5B.IIfl. $20f,14f.tl6. Scioto - 87,197.5'1, but oeems to prefer the nativf Dr Tltllllfcon or for new '"d mo" potent a drug suspected of a oerloul UD• formation on the unlovorablt aide $176,612.61, $166,315.62. Gallla - U,22S.2f, $91),$92.28. f111,505.58. VInton- No weekly banyan and other native Iii wllll ... med!tel P"Cfeeolon has drug• Furthermore people must toward retctilln thoold be pormit- effects of dtq(o. · Hocldn& - $3,309.84, $6,1139.- Hocking - $2,3Z3.16, $'17,190.10. fliUte, 110,767.'18. tree•. --·----- . - · e are Tak 'IICu Men, T00DMUStTh In nat rugsI ey se . f..,.,. •h.~ ~tin~.!" t~rogl ~me!<..1 ~ear ~ ~ Two b ' lhert n~ "si~e ~15,069.37, Quh••rcl ......... Peace Roses Cl, lM Talitman lM TaliiiMn Editor K. A, Viktoria PiMCchlo Z11l11 Qllftn -= Crl UR Se:1:t No. 1 Grade Select No. 1 Grade Quality Grade ea.;.h rkultur~ T ' .,.llosl~ • Be J F • ~..e.. Charleo 'Allred f M ~nd, ~;,l~:n:·~: ~.::I ~~~~~~·~sh-r.::" :.• ~\,~ mee~ng, ~ ' , ' spen . . I • 1111 Aftdenon, the funds will be co':.litoon ,... '*' .... I • • • • , •• , I •••••• I • It"'.... ••rt•l .. ----------- ·fresh Picnic ••••••••• I I I • •••••••••• •••••••••• 1962. Mas .. I ••• . 1962 • Mils •........ I • I I I I. I I THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS STILL TO BE AWARDED BEFORE MAY 181N ~ROGER'S EXCITING GAME ....... ·"SPLIT THE D,QLLAR" Style.----:------~---- - -- Vinyl Plastic Peat Moss Garden Hose Fertilizer Fun /s inch, so ft.t.111th • purpm,10·6-4 ftrrllla r 50 $ 19 ...... ., ...... $449 JJRI F.tilizer ·· lilt s ·11·11 •¥ I Jity ,_.....,_, FIELD GROWN EVERGREENS available These evergreens are , ...., 'It~·~~ lilt C. ilp q.IAitlt~AIII ............ ·• ·Frish_____ Pork St80k __ _____ tU at Krogers-Pomeroy ~~ I Flower~ Shrubs .......... - 98"' &I••• PINK DOGWOOD.~~~~ .. ~.S2.79 -. Pour AlcH alu•llu tw1Hftt Filltst Gt~llty . 0 0 . 0 0 t 0 0 0 0 11. . .. . . . . I 1 0 0 0 0 0 -. D• Cen .. . .. ..........., Ml• .. .... ..... ... " ...69c 0 0 0 I \\:171 ... .... wlllt $5.00 ...... . ALUMINUM CHAIRS 1 ..... $2.49-~·..... $1.00 pvnhtt11 at Krager I 1 ----- l'fotlf . . • . • • . . . . . . 10 • 4'91: 22" MOWER u Shortening Pork& ( . I I .-69c ....... . ' e ......... It lor .It .. ,,. '--•Vtl II' I, . "-11..- . 50 ... I Gwda• . Tool \ .. ... I SETS I WhiteBread 3.. 20 ... .... t J""' HOLLAND SPRING BULBS D~·:::·~'='~- . . . 69'. " " " :, - 1 Quality mowen at a low, low priee! See your Kro~Jer manager ebout ovr Iaraway pila! 5 ...... 69c " I ' each ' I D.• Con .. ,.. ... ,... Mowe . {UI " ' ' " t - 0 e S H.P~ 1f1na & ltnlaa lri... & ......,.......,... oilgiiiO - 1 o --~- e Spitll.... Staflor -DIS b I ' 0 ' -II Ill o e 2\ll H.P. 4oycle ~ ...... otiM • ....... $1.61 ... 0 Power Lawn Mowers ~a .... ......... . ... t• ...,... --Y•kN SAYI . ,. , ....... ...... wi .... f•••• ··--..··-·:···:. . . . . 3 .. ·"$1.98 1 ;1,1• ............. 67c Al·uminum .wtbWit Chairs Golden Vigoro 5 35 ~ 3.98. Jl·p ~ .......... _ 0 TOP VALUI STAMI!'I Ky. Bluegrau •..'!: 89c Sttrling ...... 2112: '=:.$1.89 "" .......... ,.... 27c Fas'".. . 0 100 GRASS SEED QuisltTwrf- 5::.$1.69 ,. Blue ca-.-3 .. $2.98 ~/!~isco Shredded Wheat Extrllfled IIIII ,.•• ar1 Jap ... , ............... ... ....... ::.1r -1.r........ eack $298 79 · · Sx4il4 firM._ plljpr" .. ARu•"• j Ideal for Lawn · 30". 36" each $298 ledtr 8•1••• 15" to 18" Aatur£1111 aula Plllllr Ju 'r 1r ••••.•••....•..••.•••••••• -- ---------------- 1 't J 1 ......._ I . c lb. lea• and tender $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 Forest Hillr 6 llllllcfoltrell cent tO'friivr:.•po~•= ~ in cattt. he ;,..iblo more than 90 ty and notntive" value of since 1004. food plants. . Sphagnum 1 ~ode:,.o~cSsease lb. • •••••••• ~ ~ ay 3 and throughout the day oo Saturday · Ithe Agricultural -clo Se- or retard "J!!iMili .......-tail. Banquets will bt held at the 'vice tARS I, said the overall In· som sdalillltik-bel· rna is the mmlmum educational dubs in New Haven ' and Pomt Friday and Sat urda•Y evemngs. . as per 39 .;7 ~ John S. Armstrong Christian Dior ....... King's Ransom ........... Royal Highness ......... ll>'•·w~-. ~:~ t;"Ditft ~oct ~grocultu~.lios ~""~ ~recent or~ 1 ~. ~~;~~~~.!'~~~~ th!~eu::::~~:.~:~:'~c::: •~~r:.,~.r~:'· ,;!:•ig:~ted00: irl111r . . lftiJ .._ ile•l•a•, kKk· t..lw h ll1141o11. Tile HYilgs tllatcllllt ' - .... nl•• pMHd elong I..... , ....1. pricll• ----------- IOIIeArmst~ng $2.75 Cry1lu _,.,lal . $2.50 Quttn Ebzabtth •·$2.50i-.-nHany lei••• r..terpiece $3. Trtpicana . . . . . $3.50 Fas~ju . . . . . . . $1.7 5 · ' $3.00 ..~lden Shpptn,. $2.50 $2.75 Dlltt . . a- .....n.1 , .., . $2.50 Mtiave ....... $2.75 t!u~·:ali ....... $3.00 •• 1= ~~ '" ~ to-~ !more Assorted Patented Rose Bushes I ~lcukoreltl.,. ~.-,~ablisbed_ ""~ ~vllto. ~ I elery, letter TimH, • .I ~ :: IR a:l; u dl ' m ltary !"'lice, engtneer equip- Leaders .A8Boflallon will aa In birthday by July I 1964 a d 4 Y an a ur ay • a e, son ment mamtenance, radio repair til!! .. past decid,e, at their next m t be . • • .n · . . Tea Roses The All time favorite • aow an '' ·- ':le for yo11 at popular prieet Mcfalfand , JStncl 753 ~io-frtt Js bee sed ~ ~an app~tlon I • Praaldallt Heever I. 0~ Hill PoiMeltia "iM lta.tiooMo , . .1....... ct.otiett• •••• ScaM! A•naltrO"' Teliaman PillkladiaRce Golclon Charm ltofte do Paul'a Scarlet HollatMio ....., 1'iiMI Ill Slldy A-r D' J~tlotral ' ~:~~J':£E:F'£r1 u~::n~;en h~;:n~=~~m=ho~rah=so~r c!~ t: rZ1:;:~:~~1; 7 ~~~ ~~~t;~:~ ~· ~ ~~Kre'~~er;~: ul:•i~::a;e~;;:',~~· s~h~ br~~ll;l.\r!':t~~:;., w:;:r:e•r~. : ~ ~u::;:.~~ ;?.": 00 ~ ot I I In Brucellosis Control ~r :·:~~a m:, ~rdHI~~ademy. many f~s --···· - ··--- me: M~~ Gr~ce ~on ~ataxy detecte~ Mt!'t!'Pntln~ ,:.tat.,• cn:l ~~ddleport, ~21 ~ firlt n__ vee. 7, '63 Army~.!..la~ ~ ~:'~· ~Jddleport, ~.. ~h l~ <0111e1-. till"'""'' "' jf they will have at lealt 15 enli•ted:. the;" their unele of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin _CIJ!t. ot lnot be enlisted unle8S they can credfta by that lime. • <elleols eradleatlan, t1tt .......,. Ike Regular enlised ln ,be aaslgned to their ch-oice. All applicants must have three range """"1<1 hu qooolji'>Otl . . . ar nd gu ar Army Una88(1ned iW"h Sgt. Judd, loctll recruiter umts of Enfllilb two nlalgebra · areos a' . · ~ •'' ~•I!RISman ~-' geometry by' Wllllam p Hyoell and Robert aKnox.are taking basic at Fort it's "Know • Bef!ll'1! • v-· ~o Homer E. Ab- and one 1n plane Kf(. U. I . Pll. 011. f Tltio 10 u r...,.d·hlgh achiev., ~ E. Hysell, 80itB ol Mr. and Mn. High school seniors rna , tie l':'"'lnoed tOday competitive graduation. Br GAYWIID P. GODWN ment In the !lta..,.fedorel effort n.. La.....,.. Hysell of RuUand, ,tesla and physicals now KaJ8er Employes exammatioo lor entra..,. to the I u - ..,.... to .eradkat. brucellool•. whieli hu ..,.. ....,. and James F. HjrseD, son ot for tbe ·I!Chools of thetr Aid 4-H Pto-am U. S. Coolt Guard Academy wUI I WASHINGTON IUPIJ- 'ftoo All· eosll livestock about at 1 lid., • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hysell o1 n.. Army has schools in RAVENSWOOD': The Rav· •bt held na!lotlwlde on Decem. ' lleplrlment aayo four $25 million .• year. ." lll>ttrtt"'7 te Route I enlisted on cltanlcs, photography medica ensorood Employees Charities of 7th, 1183, In over 1,000 ellout of five counties ID the United Cotln(Jeo; ore cranted a mndl· holi "'" BUddy Plan and are laking radar, radio, electr..;Jcs ah.,.; Kal!er Aluminum I< Che . es. 'Stateo ore mndlfied certified bru. fled <ertilled otatu.o wben the dl-..-·0 their basic trailllng at Ft. Knox, repair , aircraft mainte'nance. !Corpor•tion dOnated $200 There are no Congressiooal OlaflaDS 0 areas. seaae has beeo reduced to noi ploot.o. Ill; Kentucky. engineer ewuipment, dental lab olst the 4-H program ppolnlmettll or aeographtcal th111 I per cent ..C the cal· siol · · MllaiO ' plat Richard Paul Dugan, 800 ot procedures, x-ray procedures, I The organization been con- duotas lor entrance to the Coast Pleasant. tie and not more than • per cent of : -· ...,. .....,.. londet of Rutland, welding, machinist, atomotlveltributing to the Mason County 0 alfiDODt National and lnternatlonaiJ!o- 'of the herds Of tbe 2.529 certi· ' A id-a: of adl<al en ted or lrautlng at the En· repair, office machine repair 4-H program lor teVeral eara ua young men who are tary o!IIcers will be in attend- lied coonti.,, tM have gone on f w e r Ill' grneer Equipment Operator and finance procedures and and have aduall lncr!ased mterested may write for details FAIRMONT, W. Vo.- Gover- ance at the conference, which to eredicate the disuse and . " g'?wtb"l'l!gitla!IDg Maintenance School. Pau, Is a othn open to high school grad· tbe amountgrfrom rn the land ;n now to Com· nor Edgar N. Jaynes announced'' scheduled to officially open have aehieved a brucelossis f•ee: . .et_Opgraduate of Rutland bigh. uatea. post this money has ant I -21, U S Coast today that the 1963 conference lwith a Friday luncheon status. years, ~er ~7,0115.115, I' 'how~ l'r~ ~.oa.•. Pllt~ I 1 s . .... Cr'" t~oallzo_ng • BuddyPian Attracts TwoBtothers, Their AbeleReveals ! =·=~:=~.,::: OnTheFarmFront · ·r ·~~-n......, Uncle; Other Area Men Enlist In Choices e.G Exams On !~~;~t~ ~k.J: ~!t~= u·•ghAeh"tevemen . t R-eached ~~·)II' ::~1M.;.~~! llitUrJ "' tao ..,....-11 ......... p:;::t Krt11rY1111 Coupon expires Sat,, AprU tf s, $00 �, . .I , ' Moin loves Dad; both.love a 6arg"in. (r~m ThC Want Acl D.~d ltives Mom, ' -POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ucs:: BET DEADLINES 11J o..,. l&*fon hbl:lnt;ctll lloodiiJ' Dea4UM .~ .\.. II tlW • lloniil., CANt..'ELUITIONS CORI\tl.'TIONS r 111LE\'ISION . . · · ·IN REVIEW tbolr.,.. - • """. "._.~~-. • ALL RI6HT.• WE'RE NOT ~ ....... ~- ..-.,.. h..,. oeiWocb placed their - ·MpNiol liD' flf Ovllf, Jlell.. =::: ~cmiO]~~=iliie~ilv.-iii'"=W:&;'Jf;.!lliiiiiliiY."i•"""'"""==....,,.· . ·:V.tn hblel-....wldell _... ..... ' tbo ...... ) •lot. TO LOSe! -..a.. . .,. . _._I" •, REGULATIONS ' file pUbhaller rna"Jft tH rt1llt ' ' odll or rellet a n' aU dalll'led ob.iectlolllble lt:r"trl lboul41 bf repoffll(l tmmltdllte!Jo 1'bot Pllb riPt trom tbe boaiDHOlLYWOOD ttiPn - Doop11a """""'""" Dille lbot wtiOu "" obowed evU ~ tbe ...,_ wbJ '"11te ua- IIIII who! tbe ltoodltono otood tJJr, . _ "·I'IDMlo&' JIL..IClheNto" lltaald DOl have bela tbeN would be I mllplac:ed oyntI. ~I '' , ' :P~oe I • , · accoalul, I loot bad! 11 tbe uo !lllh1, ·wltb · tbe hNit ·tho! tbt I.Oortalit • · v.po..· tt.llcp _ JO. Morur.. lltowl, lito eqaivaleDI ol «< . ..-jd wiDd up with I ....... · u:!~.."... D0WJ1 .aoa pletu....,, over lbt put f ll!ilttter ltllucb llke tbe Humph. I. z.01iP ...... and 11J to IDJIIII: "How ~ -Bosort.Jomoo CI8DI1·tdwarcl u. ;::,._ tl. J'tb tid It bappE<J?" G. Robinson IDOY~ of the put), -' 11ft Ol'lllll!elllo JI.Popo J'ollft•• nu. show, orlgluallf ...,. u a ond there would be aotblns o1r U.l'oltbtof. 1. '-two-parte<, with 110 tbouibl ol I Ellot N... to fi&bl for. 11!&161' "tl - · oerles, bePD with tbo whole pNIII WbaD a word llke '1falla" II M. 011 .e 1. H. Plorao toe of uolng real felou ol the late not allowed to be meDtlooed 011 ;:"".... i X. JOjopo-• 11. Part .e l92llJ and 'SO.. lllaDJ flDpn ..... tbe ohow, ODO wooden wbelher ll. l'>llllorW' ·1· J1oto. Ill. ~ far II til""'""' ln the first w!th tile power!Hbat-bo ever oaw lhtl ' ttw Two": · ArlnltdUlo . :;racteriz.atlol!l and aortea;-._yet !Jfe OD \be leada show wu eJtlemely .....,..._ ero thil criminal erouP· Not '.....;.. , ~ IIYO ful becll!lo tt dared deal wllh onl7 ......, their revullug a1Drlu . 11. tiL !.a controveraial problems. told. bUI their pkluno _ . re- a - . ;t:'PI port oC IIJIU't Jl. • '" Ute Ajol4 duced Then we were attacked by anti· en maoae. .By rlmmlttg It 81 , " . i' ~ It, K)lthloll "- Come1o Ylolence prei!Sift IIJ'GUPI, and v1o- the eds•• Itt any ahow ond at, lll: ..:::::' ,_ 1ta1r leoce became the big luue. BUI tempting to ntwy everyone. the IJ. ~ r:-'T:'".,.,.."T""..,111,..·_eo.-.,r:-~,.,..-..--rwithout tht proper use o1 \'loleaclo net ....Wt II that we ·o~~eo flld the "heavy" becomea the hero. up aatlolyltlg no ont. . •· "'lbe Untoucllableo'1 II, u Ayn 'lba past four yean bave been _, WlltAtr, Rand aald, "a morality pill)'." In the 111001 excltiDg ol my llfe. 1 10. V 7 a writing, aclbta and direction. It have been far !rom l8tillied Itt II a mastorplece fll styllsad <bar· many cuea: bUI we have Mver .eaclerizallon. It c:aplurll tbe es- otopped lrylag. Tba logisti<o alOlll ,..,_ oence o! gangater poychology; tba have made It 1 backbreaker, aDd , M --. I.= tllhu •W not be rupoui~ for mon tbUI oue tneorr.el lnMTtloll BATES ForWantAdSeniee =.... '-:;:J:.,:,t.=e • Clnb per woro.. 0111 ~IOD.. M.ininiWD CbUJI eD Cli!IIU 1 c.nt1 per word tor 1'bHe eoaMCUtl,.. lrllenl.ou. Fill! nte of 4 cent. p..- word tnD be dlaraed for •d•ertDiftl: lf 11ot paid 11 . . , . lftef' l'tft'l• ""' bill. cA&D c:w 'I'B&MU - st.2S m SO wtml llbllanam Eull aoldlft tiD' al «ord le. Obltulll"i.. Ptl~ at I et!.Dt per wont "''tllbl two'"""' OJ1'FICE HOURS 1:10 A. M.. "' 6:00 p ... ~ A.M. 4o ~ ..... laturday~:an ;"gazln""tory YIDADIINUf IIIIORAIIIIUI K EVER'IIOO¥ IN TH' FLATLANDS ISGOT .ONE ,.,_ t:.. - f:·::::!,* ··t':::"' oil . . !t :=. so, IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESULT PRODUCING WANT AD ... PHONE WY2·2157 =.,., a;;::: II.= WMPO Radio hONnAY TBftU FRIDAY 6710 6:116 6:20 1·30 ·6:35 6:4$ 7:710 Hili 7:30 7:35 7:50 7:!15 Breatfut Party NeWI 7:30 Newa t Country Malle '1'lllle 7:35 Breekftd Party 1:710 News CotiDtry Jamllone 8:05 Breatfasl Party NOWI 1:30 News P'arm World N1111 1:115 Breatful Plll't1 Mel&l Cotmly RI'D 1:710 tleWI Newa 1:05 Breatfut Parly flr<oaklul l'art1 J: IS Joneo Buick Sbow NOWII 1:30 News l'icl<ens llanlware Show 1:35 Breakfast Party 7:50 News Report 8· 00 Radio Hymnal 8 1~ Break1aat l'art1 8 30 8 35 II& 9 .011 9 115 9 30 9 35 9 45 !0 00 10 llli 10 2'1 10 30 10 35 11 oo I• 1111 11 30 11 40 !!1:00 News 10:116 Polka Party van Partlek Sport Show 10:35 Music In ~ All Breakfast Party 10:05 1be Good Life •lalter Fum. Show~ 10:5$ Under Ohio Sklel News 11: 710 Ne"" . 11 t:oflee Wllb Jlnet ' 115 Top TeD Show Newa 11:30 News Coffee Wltb Janet 11:35 Dutton'• Top· Ten Show Betty Newton Show 12:00 News- Noon Report NeWS 12:15 MUSIC Interlude Ministerial Aaoclatloll 12:10 Re9. MeriiD Teela Mornlns lnterhKM 1:710 ~:.,.. News 1:05 Platter l'art1 Morning lnterlode 1:110 Newa News 1:35 Platter Pari;J SWI!J) Shop t :7IO Newo Neira t :ll6 Platler Party Country lloecloJIII t;30 N..,. (Family Worslllp 'nturs.) U5 Platter Party li5S Upper Room Medltattona 5:00 New• II 58 loW J011e1 Stock Ave. 5:05 Platler Party c• .IJ. ~~ 15 12 15 ;2 30 I 00 1 0:1 1 l' 1 ~5 2 lij •• •• •• EASY ON 2 OS 2 30 ·' a o; S ;L4; NIWI S 1!i Platler Par11 Whatever you bufld, do It the convenient, lowcost concrete way. We mix and deliver ready to pour. Order now! •·oo GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. So\TURDAI !!C!!EDULB ' oo :llewa 8 Oli CoiiD\r7 Musle Time Phone WY 2-3284 PAGE ST. 1:00 Hour <i l)oc!1:30 Lutberar Hour 2:1!0 Non News • 116 Platter Par11 I 30 Sign 011 J 00 Febrllld')l SlgD MIDDLEPORT .·aTlaclft ..uov. • I t ' &Tip , IDI'a I &Oitl .. .;::_u: ..·-· =. t::++-+-+-< DAILY CRYP'l'OQUOTE - liore'a llow ~ worll It: AXIDLBAAXB Ia LOII'Oli'I:LLOW 0no- - p l y - for ·-er. Ia lhlo ""'Pit A 1o UH<( tor !':!._tbNI L'.. X fal' tile 1.wo 0'11. etc. aaa,Je Jetter., apoa. b S• - &be ~Hath .ad fonnatloa. ot tiM wwdl ar 1 Iii. b.l.llta. daJ' 1111 lot- ... A · Cqptoc- Qt DSC' --t. I'ZCU,V~B OS YR 1'0 V BYLCQR ZXTK Xl1L V'p 1'C YO ... AYLRPCRA ltLOARXPB.-KRXRTZX lla-7'• OrJp...oote: NONil COilS TO THII OAU.oW8 Nit QIVINO ILL COUN 8 Et TJ:IOKAS FUI..LIIIR • - . . . , I' t"'~•un ·~: I&) WJEH RADIO llotldaJ 'Jitrottp Frldt.y 7:15 Sign 011, Musical Clock 7:4$ The I.JfeiJne 8:to Ohio Valley Newa 1:15 Sporta Today 8:10 World News 8:15 Musical Clock 1:55 CollllllUIIII)' New. 12:111 IAcal News 12:10 12:15 !2:20 12:25 Ohio News Marker. Lifeguard Bulletin Board News 0 Grams l~ : 30 Agriculture Agent 1~ . 45 Country Go Rounc. I :10 Lab!JtslriDt 1:55 New' Beot 3:00 CoiiDtry Go Rounr 1:30 Public Service t :45 Showen of Ble.;slnf: 2:55 News Beat lG .710 M111011 County ~.,., 3:00 Midway Maline< 3:55 News Ileal 1Q:05 TaUt ot the Town 4:710 Discing with lloll 16:115 World News 4:30 Interclumge U:710 Talli of the Tqwn tucept Fri. Cburcb Bells Ring 5:00 Community News ii:Oi World lo NaliOnol News 11:45 World 1\je\\'1 ~ : 15 SpotlllliltJ on Spon. II :55 Mason Codnty News 5:30 Sign Off 12:710 CommiiDity News 10:35 Perspecllves lUll Soclal Securilf 1 00 New• 11:710 CoiiDtry fl1ma '1'1111 11:30 Non 4 LIS Piatier p arty _ II :30 CoiiD.._ a.-. " ' • IS Blaettnar Aulo bow "' ""'- • Tue., 1o TbUrs. 12:00 NTboOOD .~ 12 ' 16 4 · 10 Local News ......,. 12 ' 30 Rev. MerllD , _ 4 10 Musical Mysterlel THE BUDGET WANTED 2 35 3 uu Noon News 5:30 Sign 011 . Music Just ..., Yllll 6:00 Febru&r) SlgD 00 Goesalen Gues1 Star P'rl. ...._, Music Just :>or ~ou 7:170 Newo NOWII 7:35 Army Hour Po'.usio Juat For You 8:00 ReY. Ira Tibbo News 1:15 Cburcb at Wort '-111•ic Just For Yllll 8:30 NeWI . Newt1 8:~ l'ellteeostal Aoaenibly MUSIC Just .For You 9:00 Wlap 01 Healing News 9:30 Churcb World Newo . 1:411 SWtda• Chapel Mualc Just For You ' s.,.. 1C:710 Voice ol Prophecy Plaller Party 10:311 News -.... ........ . - Off 8 30 N(•lfi!J 6 35 Farm World N1111 6 40 RFD 7.00 Newa 2:710 1:35 3:710 1:30 4:710 4:05 4:30 Baptist Layman's !lour Bact to the Croos Rev. Thorne 1be Quist Hour NSonda7 SbowcaM News a- IM 'l'HE 'l'UNtlELW ~RA'iiCO, FiRIHG WILDLY A"T ELU91\IE ELWOOD. I THOU<iiH'T ELWOOD ReFUSEO 10 -rAA:~ A f:LA~LlGHT DOWN INTO THE TUNN•L>I HM-M ··· WELL ELWOOD ' A.LWIJHS 0 10 HAVE A WAY ()1:: "I=I NDINC," "THINGS! WHV, eLWOOD f IT LOOKS AU•IOST LIKE A I!!.ULLET HOLE 11-i YOUR ~T I I OlDN'T NOTICE "THAT BEFORE VOU WEMT OOWH THERE ' "t'Rracmm A CAVE"· It-t AHD tt'Al.rtl li{Mi'EL.P &EHIHO 'l'ONS OF RoC• "FOREV&:Rf 4:ll5 SlgD Oft 1:00 Februar)' 'SigD Oft I Redemption Representative WIU BE A~ .OUR STORE C.r~ 2nd & Mil St., Middleport For Sale ~~- AUCTION - The undersigned will sell the following farm machinery at his farm located one mile North of Port· land, Ohio, on St. Rt. 124, Saturday, April 6th, 1!163, at 1 p. m . - John Deere Com- THUU. · .... APRIL 4th . FARM FOR SALE, 231 acn!S. [I 8 room hOUSt . 'Furnace running water, 2 bamo 4 room house, $7000. Route No. 124, &\\ of Racine. Dwight him~. John Deere side deliv- ery fulke, Lantz Hay Fork, Blaettnars Pomeroy, Ohio John Deere rubber tire wa· g on. New Holland Baler, John Deere manure spreader, John l'm~ERSL~~:;;JF.:""i~ l Deere Potato Planter, John SINGER Deere Potato Oigger, Lime new. Will 1 Spr~der .. Auct1on Not~ : thts machinery IS clean and 10 good condition. NOT RESPONSI· do all stitches. Guaranteed. .. sacnface for $87.61 cash $9 monthly. Call ~-2:. w; BLE FOR ACCIDENTS. Signed : Howard Ebersbach. 1'ERMS: Cash. Bradford Auc· FOR SALE - 1956 Dodge Rny· tion Company, Mgr. A. C. al Lancer. 2-door hardtop, B r a d r or d. Auct.: c. c. dio andheater. CB 7-2651. Bradford. 4 1 5ta . 1896 Read the Want A.ls for quiet ~2Hta resuiiL I , _,. . . ,.,. ..,.' ' ·01''• . '' ' ' ' ' . ,, ' o:~·:.~L~~~L-,'1e:3o A;M. nl Closing CRAL'f !' I. D:;~N'T THINK 50! .51-!E'S IN~WJTH '!HE ~I . HA! Ill 011' th•r but Ia nl s 1 till CW'iiiDI1 Lac patll 117..,..,,1!)', bJIIerll, u.w-tbrauputho'l'burltdq u a lulae lllldor lbo ..... fll -"--r ...___ "L...... c -f""• "'" .....!ldlltl leldet. CEdltar'o - : '11111 '"11to llclrf•lo!Ob." IIIII lilt ... lllo AK-n •••• • 111o _. ADd olnoo It II a "''1to u..........._.. wu 1c Jlld eo • l:blo ..... wldd! II IIIIo .._, II r-1 . . - loy 0ue llttdl to beU"'e ll &lbo:nllcbld Co Tuooday llfCbto. IIIII wu olred twlet for flee .. r.t. ·l!<l lo4lo7 lor Ria Do - · IOtJIIOIIII1 ...._ lilt cood tq "PP' .... wu "'1bt Dldt rilloa. 'IIIIo • ,.,,) poop1o 11 wiD u tho bod. Wo 1 :,..__ DA rLY CR0 SSW 0 R0 WUI M 1coepl.ed Ill\~ 1:10 A . II ror 0a7 or PuhiJUt._ • , ;;.D:an,~Se~D~tl~·ne~l,~Pc~g~m~ti:O,:·.v:.':ddi:•:JIO!:rt.:·:O~~~.o\111'11~':;i~;;l~eG;::'.'..... IIItll1lt' ,..;· -.... _.W.~·II.l...,.-.. bJ olltor pooc~u..,., bul tho. flnl hill fll tbo a..,. .... fJ.OCIAL \ Co 0Om.d.ob.,_ WANT AD INFORMATION ,, 1H MI-IUM AN EEL'' IN T'-1' CARMIVAL MADE GET TIN' OUT CF A SAO< LOOK EASY. NOW I WISH I'D PAID MOR~ - IENTION T'HOW HE DID IT.f �, . .I , ' Moin loves Dad; both.love a 6arg"in. (r~m ThC Want Acl D.~d ltives Mom, ' -POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ucs:: BET DEADLINES 11J o..,. l&*fon hbl:lnt;ctll lloodiiJ' Dea4UM .~ .\.. II tlW • lloniil., CANt..'ELUITIONS CORI\tl.'TIONS r 111LE\'ISION . . · · ·IN REVIEW tbolr.,.. - • """. "._.~~-. • ALL RI6HT.• WE'RE NOT ~ ....... ~- ..-.,.. h..,. oeiWocb placed their - ·MpNiol liD' flf Ovllf, Jlell.. =::: ~cmiO]~~=iliie~ilv.-iii'"=W:&;'Jf;.!lliiiiiliiY."i•"""'"""==....,,.· . ·:V.tn hblel-....wldell _... ..... ' tbo ...... ) •lot. TO LOSe! -..a.. . .,. . _._I" •, REGULATIONS ' file pUbhaller rna"Jft tH rt1llt ' ' odll or rellet a n' aU dalll'led ob.iectlolllble lt:r"trl lboul41 bf repoffll(l tmmltdllte!Jo 1'bot Pllb riPt trom tbe boaiDHOlLYWOOD ttiPn - Doop11a """""'""" Dille lbot wtiOu "" obowed evU ~ tbe ...,_ wbJ '"11te ua- IIIII who! tbe ltoodltono otood tJJr, . _ "·I'IDMlo&' JIL..IClheNto" lltaald DOl have bela tbeN would be I mllplac:ed oyntI. ~I '' , ' :P~oe I • , · accoalul, I loot bad! 11 tbe uo !lllh1, ·wltb · tbe hNit ·tho! tbt I.Oortalit • · v.po..· tt.llcp _ JO. Morur.. lltowl, lito eqaivaleDI ol «< . ..-jd wiDd up with I ....... · u:!~.."... D0WJ1 .aoa pletu....,, over lbt put f ll!ilttter ltllucb llke tbe Humph. I. z.01iP ...... and 11J to IDJIIII: "How ~ -Bosort.Jomoo CI8DI1·tdwarcl u. ;::,._ tl. J'tb tid It bappE<J?" G. Robinson IDOY~ of the put), -' 11ft Ol'lllll!elllo JI.Popo J'ollft•• nu. show, orlgluallf ...,. u a ond there would be aotblns o1r U.l'oltbtof. 1. '-two-parte<, with 110 tbouibl ol I Ellot N... to fi&bl for. 11!&161' "tl - · oerles, bePD with tbo whole pNIII WbaD a word llke '1falla" II M. 011 .e 1. H. Plorao toe of uolng real felou ol the late not allowed to be meDtlooed 011 ;:"".... i X. JOjopo-• 11. Part .e l92llJ and 'SO.. lllaDJ flDpn ..... tbe ohow, ODO wooden wbelher ll. l'>llllorW' ·1· J1oto. Ill. ~ far II til""'""' ln the first w!th tile power!Hbat-bo ever oaw lhtl ' ttw Two": · ArlnltdUlo . :;racteriz.atlol!l and aortea;-._yet !Jfe OD \be leada show wu eJtlemely .....,..._ ero thil criminal erouP· Not '.....;.. , ~ IIYO ful becll!lo tt dared deal wllh onl7 ......, their revullug a1Drlu . 11. tiL !.a controveraial problems. told. bUI their pkluno _ . re- a - . ;t:'PI port oC IIJIU't Jl. • '" Ute Ajol4 duced Then we were attacked by anti· en maoae. .By rlmmlttg It 81 , " . i' ~ It, K)lthloll "- Come1o Ylolence prei!Sift IIJ'GUPI, and v1o- the eds•• Itt any ahow ond at, lll: ..:::::' ,_ 1ta1r leoce became the big luue. BUI tempting to ntwy everyone. the IJ. ~ r:-'T:'".,.,.."T""..,111,..·_eo.-.,r:-~,.,..-..--rwithout tht proper use o1 \'loleaclo net ....Wt II that we ·o~~eo flld the "heavy" becomea the hero. up aatlolyltlg no ont. . •· "'lbe Untoucllableo'1 II, u Ayn 'lba past four yean bave been _, WlltAtr, Rand aald, "a morality pill)'." In the 111001 excltiDg ol my llfe. 1 10. V 7 a writing, aclbta and direction. It have been far !rom l8tillied Itt II a mastorplece fll styllsad <bar· many cuea: bUI we have Mver .eaclerizallon. It c:aplurll tbe es- otopped lrylag. Tba logisti<o alOlll ,..,_ oence o! gangater poychology; tba have made It 1 backbreaker, aDd , M --. I.= tllhu •W not be rupoui~ for mon tbUI oue tneorr.el lnMTtloll BATES ForWantAdSeniee =.... '-:;:J:.,:,t.=e • Clnb per woro.. 0111 ~IOD.. M.ininiWD CbUJI eD Cli!IIU 1 c.nt1 per word tor 1'bHe eoaMCUtl,.. lrllenl.ou. Fill! nte of 4 cent. p..- word tnD be dlaraed for •d•ertDiftl: lf 11ot paid 11 . . , . lftef' l'tft'l• ""' bill. cA&D c:w 'I'B&MU - st.2S m SO wtml llbllanam Eull aoldlft tiD' al «ord le. Obltulll"i.. Ptl~ at I et!.Dt per wont "''tllbl two'"""' OJ1'FICE HOURS 1:10 A. M.. "' 6:00 p ... ~ A.M. 4o ~ ..... laturday~:an ;"gazln""tory YIDADIINUf IIIIORAIIIIUI K EVER'IIOO¥ IN TH' FLATLANDS ISGOT .ONE ,.,_ t:.. - f:·::::!,* ··t':::"' oil . . !t :=. so, IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESULT PRODUCING WANT AD ... PHONE WY2·2157 =.,., a;;::: II.= WMPO Radio hONnAY TBftU FRIDAY 6710 6:116 6:20 1·30 ·6:35 6:4$ 7:710 Hili 7:30 7:35 7:50 7:!15 Breatfut Party NeWI 7:30 Newa t Country Malle '1'lllle 7:35 Breekftd Party 1:710 News CotiDtry Jamllone 8:05 Breatfasl Party NOWI 1:30 News P'arm World N1111 1:115 Breatful Plll't1 Mel&l Cotmly RI'D 1:710 tleWI Newa 1:05 Breatfut Parly flr<oaklul l'art1 J: IS Joneo Buick Sbow NOWII 1:30 News l'icl<ens llanlware Show 1:35 Breakfast Party 7:50 News Report 8· 00 Radio Hymnal 8 1~ Break1aat l'art1 8 30 8 35 II& 9 .011 9 115 9 30 9 35 9 45 !0 00 10 llli 10 2'1 10 30 10 35 11 oo I• 1111 11 30 11 40 !!1:00 News 10:116 Polka Party van Partlek Sport Show 10:35 Music In ~ All Breakfast Party 10:05 1be Good Life •lalter Fum. Show~ 10:5$ Under Ohio Sklel News 11: 710 Ne"" . 11 t:oflee Wllb Jlnet ' 115 Top TeD Show Newa 11:30 News Coffee Wltb Janet 11:35 Dutton'• Top· Ten Show Betty Newton Show 12:00 News- Noon Report NeWS 12:15 MUSIC Interlude Ministerial Aaoclatloll 12:10 Re9. MeriiD Teela Mornlns lnterhKM 1:710 ~:.,.. News 1:05 Platter l'art1 Morning lnterlode 1:110 Newa News 1:35 Platter Pari;J SWI!J) Shop t :7IO Newo Neira t :ll6 Platler Party Country lloecloJIII t;30 N..,. (Family Worslllp 'nturs.) U5 Platter Party li5S Upper Room Medltattona 5:00 New• II 58 loW J011e1 Stock Ave. 5:05 Platler Party c• .IJ. ~~ 15 12 15 ;2 30 I 00 1 0:1 1 l' 1 ~5 2 lij •• •• •• EASY ON 2 OS 2 30 ·' a o; S ;L4; NIWI S 1!i Platler Par11 Whatever you bufld, do It the convenient, lowcost concrete way. We mix and deliver ready to pour. Order now! •·oo GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. So\TURDAI !!C!!EDULB ' oo :llewa 8 Oli CoiiD\r7 Musle Time Phone WY 2-3284 PAGE ST. 1:00 Hour <i l)oc!1:30 Lutberar Hour 2:1!0 Non News • 116 Platter Par11 I 30 Sign 011 J 00 Febrllld')l SlgD MIDDLEPORT .·aTlaclft ..uov. • I t ' &Tip , IDI'a I &Oitl .. .;::_u: ..·-· =. t::++-+-+-< DAILY CRYP'l'OQUOTE - liore'a llow ~ worll It: AXIDLBAAXB Ia LOII'Oli'I:LLOW 0no- - p l y - for ·-er. Ia lhlo ""'Pit A 1o UH<( tor !':!._tbNI L'.. X fal' tile 1.wo 0'11. etc. aaa,Je Jetter., apoa. b S• - &be ~Hath .ad fonnatloa. ot tiM wwdl ar 1 Iii. b.l.llta. daJ' 1111 lot- ... A · Cqptoc- Qt DSC' --t. I'ZCU,V~B OS YR 1'0 V BYLCQR ZXTK Xl1L V'p 1'C YO ... AYLRPCRA ltLOARXPB.-KRXRTZX lla-7'• OrJp...oote: NONil COilS TO THII OAU.oW8 Nit QIVINO ILL COUN 8 Et TJ:IOKAS FUI..LIIIR • - . . . , I' t"'~•un ·~: I&) WJEH RADIO llotldaJ 'Jitrottp Frldt.y 7:15 Sign 011, Musical Clock 7:4$ The I.JfeiJne 8:to Ohio Valley Newa 1:15 Sporta Today 8:10 World News 8:15 Musical Clock 1:55 CollllllUIIII)' New. 12:111 IAcal News 12:10 12:15 !2:20 12:25 Ohio News Marker. Lifeguard Bulletin Board News 0 Grams l~ : 30 Agriculture Agent 1~ . 45 Country Go Rounc. I :10 Lab!JtslriDt 1:55 New' Beot 3:00 CoiiDtry Go Rounr 1:30 Public Service t :45 Showen of Ble.;slnf: 2:55 News Beat lG .710 M111011 County ~.,., 3:00 Midway Maline< 3:55 News Ileal 1Q:05 TaUt ot the Town 4:710 Discing with lloll 16:115 World News 4:30 Interclumge U:710 Talli of the Tqwn tucept Fri. Cburcb Bells Ring 5:00 Community News ii:Oi World lo NaliOnol News 11:45 World 1\je\\'1 ~ : 15 SpotlllliltJ on Spon. II :55 Mason Codnty News 5:30 Sign Off 12:710 CommiiDity News 10:35 Perspecllves lUll Soclal Securilf 1 00 New• 11:710 CoiiDtry fl1ma '1'1111 11:30 Non 4 LIS Piatier p arty _ II :30 CoiiD.._ a.-. " ' • IS Blaettnar Aulo bow "' ""'- • Tue., 1o TbUrs. 12:00 NTboOOD .~ 12 ' 16 4 · 10 Local News ......,. 12 ' 30 Rev. MerllD , _ 4 10 Musical Mysterlel THE BUDGET WANTED 2 35 3 uu Noon News 5:30 Sign 011 . Music Just ..., Yllll 6:00 Febru&r) SlgD 00 Goesalen Gues1 Star P'rl. ...._, Music Just :>or ~ou 7:170 Newo NOWII 7:35 Army Hour Po'.usio Juat For You 8:00 ReY. Ira Tibbo News 1:15 Cburcb at Wort '-111•ic Just For Yllll 8:30 NeWI . Newt1 8:~ l'ellteeostal Aoaenibly MUSIC Just .For You 9:00 Wlap 01 Healing News 9:30 Churcb World Newo . 1:411 SWtda• Chapel Mualc Just For You ' s.,.. 1C:710 Voice ol Prophecy Plaller Party 10:311 News -.... ........ . - Off 8 30 N(•lfi!J 6 35 Farm World N1111 6 40 RFD 7.00 Newa 2:710 1:35 3:710 1:30 4:710 4:05 4:30 Baptist Layman's !lour Bact to the Croos Rev. Thorne 1be Quist Hour NSonda7 SbowcaM News a- IM 'l'HE 'l'UNtlELW ~RA'iiCO, FiRIHG WILDLY A"T ELU91\IE ELWOOD. I THOU<iiH'T ELWOOD ReFUSEO 10 -rAA:~ A f:LA~LlGHT DOWN INTO THE TUNN•L>I HM-M ··· WELL ELWOOD ' A.LWIJHS 0 10 HAVE A WAY ()1:: "I=I NDINC," "THINGS! WHV, eLWOOD f IT LOOKS AU•IOST LIKE A I!!.ULLET HOLE 11-i YOUR ~T I I OlDN'T NOTICE "THAT BEFORE VOU WEMT OOWH THERE ' "t'Rracmm A CAVE"· It-t AHD tt'Al.rtl li{Mi'EL.P &EHIHO 'l'ONS OF RoC• "FOREV&:Rf 4:ll5 SlgD Oft 1:00 Februar)' 'SigD Oft I Redemption Representative WIU BE A~ .OUR STORE C.r~ 2nd & Mil St., Middleport For Sale ~~- AUCTION - The undersigned will sell the following farm machinery at his farm located one mile North of Port· land, Ohio, on St. Rt. 124, Saturday, April 6th, 1!163, at 1 p. m . - John Deere Com- THUU. · .... APRIL 4th . FARM FOR SALE, 231 acn!S. [I 8 room hOUSt . 'Furnace running water, 2 bamo 4 room house, $7000. Route No. 124, &\\ of Racine. Dwight him~. John Deere side deliv- ery fulke, Lantz Hay Fork, Blaettnars Pomeroy, Ohio John Deere rubber tire wa· g on. New Holland Baler, John Deere manure spreader, John l'm~ERSL~~:;;JF.:""i~ l Deere Potato Planter, John SINGER Deere Potato Oigger, Lime new. Will 1 Spr~der .. Auct1on Not~ : thts machinery IS clean and 10 good condition. NOT RESPONSI· do all stitches. Guaranteed. .. sacnface for $87.61 cash $9 monthly. Call ~-2:. w; BLE FOR ACCIDENTS. Signed : Howard Ebersbach. 1'ERMS: Cash. Bradford Auc· FOR SALE - 1956 Dodge Rny· tion Company, Mgr. A. C. al Lancer. 2-door hardtop, B r a d r or d. Auct.: c. c. dio andheater. CB 7-2651. Bradford. 4 1 5ta . 1896 Read the Want A.ls for quiet ~2Hta resuiiL I , _,. . . ,.,. ..,.' ' ·01''• . '' ' ' ' ' . ,, ' o:~·:.~L~~~L-,'1e:3o A;M. nl Closing CRAL'f !' I. D:;~N'T THINK 50! .51-!E'S IN~WJTH '!HE ~I . HA! Ill 011' th•r but Ia nl s 1 till CW'iiiDI1 Lac patll 117..,..,,1!)', bJIIerll, u.w-tbrauputho'l'burltdq u a lulae lllldor lbo ..... fll -"--r ...___ "L...... c -f""• "'" .....!ldlltl leldet. CEdltar'o - : '11111 '"11to llclrf•lo!Ob." IIIII lilt ... lllo AK-n •••• • 111o _. ADd olnoo It II a "''1to u..........._.. wu 1c Jlld eo • l:blo ..... wldd! II IIIIo .._, II r-1 . . - loy 0ue llttdl to beU"'e ll &lbo:nllcbld Co Tuooday llfCbto. IIIII wu olred twlet for flee .. r.t. ·l!<l lo4lo7 lor Ria Do - · IOtJIIOIIII1 ...._ lilt cood tq "PP' .... wu "'1bt Dldt rilloa. 'IIIIo • ,.,,) poop1o 11 wiD u tho bod. Wo 1 :,..__ DA rLY CR0 SSW 0 R0 WUI M 1coepl.ed Ill\~ 1:10 A . II ror 0a7 or PuhiJUt._ • , ;;.D:an,~Se~D~tl~·ne~l,~Pc~g~m~ti:O,:·.v:.':ddi:•:JIO!:rt.:·:O~~~.o\111'11~':;i~;;l~eG;::'.'..... IIItll1lt' ,..;· -.... _.W.~·II.l...,.-.. bJ olltor pooc~u..,., bul tho. flnl hill fll tbo a..,. .... fJ.OCIAL \ Co 0Om.d.ob.,_ WANT AD INFORMATION ,, 1H MI-IUM AN EEL'' IN T'-1' CARMIVAL MADE GET TIN' OUT CF A SAO< LOOK EASY. NOW I WISH I'D PAID MOR~ - IENTION T'HOW HE DID IT.f �I . < r ' . Auditorium Full For Band Festival 5 lO.Dall)' Seatln~. Pomero)'·J414dltpoft, 0, ~prlll, lteA Speak.,- for Church Event • ~ • NOW YOU KNOW • .......... 1 ......... ' 1 Gro LI!I.R'tf THEATRE MJ.briLEPORT, OHIO RILD OVER BY POPULAR llEMANil "KING OF KINGS" Invites you to visit our new. complete Now you con bare beautiful draperies cuilom.made to your exoct window meosuremenfs • Doolllo· P aettoa NU GLO • by wNIII, kl•• ....... ...... looklll ... PROCESS revitalizes ur 11•11' • 111,_ 11 111111111 • Cllolot of I" tr 4" ,.,. ...... JIHk • pllllllll - .•• koa4hlp • T~plo-tooklll ploata . • I" da11llt Mlnlll atHoiiH oNt ,._ Soo our huge Hloction of booutiful now f•brics. Eapo.t to be deGghtod with your • our fine tailoring and careful work· rnanshtp. Now you cen have dra ... peries r11lly cusfom•mede for your FURS • rOMIROY. OHIO ·~ ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ;l, m ~~ I ahov.ei'.d project was an .uq!que Ql!e, Ill felt the rosi>rt will have l><jl'OIL •. impact on our - Y· Frank~. eon.~ manager C • P T~ Coalo>! pany, stated theretO!'!.,... f display of cooliclellce In this area and he fell it woold bri!J further industry to the area. Walter Wagooer o1 the Wagoner Construction Company, Salisbury, North Carolina,"""" tractors for the Pleasant Point Reoort , Spoke briefly ol the COIIstruction to get underway ·lm· mediately and introduced the project manager, Har:old Mallory. William Marcum, secretar)' and treasurer of the West Yir- ginia Industries Development ding work rule changes that conceivably could result In He said a groond breaking ai· much thought and it had been a countrywide strike. ways denotes progress and this ; The representatives ol t h nallon's 190 cljlss I railroads awaited formal lifting of an In: juncllon In the lower courts w))ich hos restrained them •lnce last July from enacting the job..llminatlng revisions, MEIGS THEATRE '·' of the Appalachian Power Co .. Corporation. extended a weiand president of the local lcome to everyone to visit th• Chamber or Commerce, em· resort site during the construephasized that pleasure was the t tion . He observed a $2,000,000 keynote of today and the Resorl development In a state. nol was certainly designed ror this. blessed with money was giVen of the Assembly March 11. • • • CIHCAGO - The nation's railroads were expected to der sweeping windows with that toilorid to porfoolion l~ok you'v• olwoys desired. < PT. PLEASANT - Secretary lng of the Qblo and Kanawba j111ch an under laking In a small ,ject to a reality. and 1111rrounding areas. !eels aad ea....,. r.. ~ Stata of west V&glnia, Hon- Valley." ' <'OUnty like Mason was certainly \ Jack Nuckols, Commissioner Charles Lideal, Department 11e1or1 II a dream btgimiiDJ iO!'Iible J1» F. Bunlette turned The ceremonies were opetlfd a tribute to the people. ,of Department Of Motor Vehlcl· of Commerce Planning andRe· .. Resort is a dream beginning first ~ TbUJ'So with the Invocation by the Rev . Mr. Robertsbon said West es of West Virginia, was cer- search division, pra~ the W. l 141 take lhape; It Is IGIDe· Curtis SavUie, putqr. of the lo- Virginis has every potential for lain " this resort Is one · of new Va. Jndu.strles Devtlopment thine every- Ia Weol VIrafternoon at, ground-break- cal Trinity Methodl~t Church. becoming the Switzerland ~beginnings for Wett Virginia.'' ICorp. for Its efforts in making I pia llloOid II< proud of, eo· eeremon~, f'\" ,the new ·tz l)lck WoodJ of the McCormick America, but the reputation Robert Bowers, W. Va. De- 1Pleasant Point Resort poesible peelolly the deslga. Tbe alumCOLUMBUS_ An tiiiSUCCeU-ImiWI<lR Pleasant Point Resort, Advertising Agency, was mast· woold not be handed us, we partment of Commerce, travel and stated that no other single \ inum dome roof tgoodeol< deful Democrallc atlempt to located lila mllea lllll'th of Pt. er of ce':"monies and Introduced must work for It; Pleasant director, said it takes quality to project in the stata had acquir- sip) o1 the restaaraal It the as untrue Gov. James A. Rbnd- Pleasairt. many dignitaries present, Who Point Resort Is certainly a step draw quality - and Pleasant ..; so much money from the I llrstla West Vlqlnla, aad the es' otatement tliat Ohio led the Burdette told ·the approxl· spoke briefly. Theoe were ' in that direction, and he ·thank· Point Resort is quality, saying federal government. twla dome lnstaltalloo ol •••~ nation in poor relief mately 200 peroons preoent for West Virginia At~y Ge~- ed the West Virginia · Industries fqtther that the development at K.. Martin of the firm of auranl and eoaventloa ball II launched the week's .the· ceremony. that, the· new re- era!, C. Denald ~ 'ob- Development Corwation for Its Pl. Pleasant will influence the Zando, Martta & MBstaad, the first In the world. the General Assembly signals WIS ·the "awala!n· serving that the magilitUde of . tireless efforts to bring thi~ pro- Ieconomy of ail of West Virginia ! Charl...on, W. Va., areblPt. Pleasant's Mayor Virgil n~ght. - - Sider · said, ''This is a glorious The Republican • day for this area," and he felt Senate threw out a protest the Resort project would. have Sen. Charlet J . Carney. mort" impact on Pt. Pleasant Youngstown, against the than any other venture ever to rr.ent, made In RhOdes budget locate here. address before a join! sesalon o. c. Hall, district manager the ~rtim dltaj;e'llf DEPARTMEN~ TnD enti = lie ..... !'t ly - - .............. " ' of 1111 ....... .,... 18 a - 'lilt Jft)'IIC • • • • VIENTAIANE, Laos - T h e assalillinalton of pro • Communist Foreign Minister Pholsena threatened today upeel the ahaky three-way coalItion this Southeast Asian 1 !Continued on page 5) --- - - · I New Highway Boss Expected Tonight THIS IS A SPECIAL PROCESS THE NU GLO m••hocl of fur deaning was devel.. opod after 36 yean of ox· perience. h makM each hair ~p<~rklo with cleonlineu and keeps ~h pelt luXuriou•ly soft. 'Saving Sunday' ASK FOR NU GLO FUR CLEANING ROBINSON'S Get your mower In shape for sprin&-With new tune up kit. Makea your ena:iDe run like and hed.ie Jheara.. Just at- new. New spark plug helps aeller, 18" and 20". People LAUNDERERS DRY CLEANERS Convenient Pickup Stations In Mlddltpori-Poit!eroy WALLRITE Decorating Paper 3.59 roll so much. SUN, MON. ond TUIS. April 7.a.9 "If A MAN ANSWERS'' Insist on Wallrlte. Accept no substitutt'!. Paste or tack on. You can make old waJ11 Jook &ood with Wallrite. Sandra Dee Youth Fellow•hip To Attend Rally PROJECT: Belleville Locks and Dam, Ohio River OWNER: Corps of EnginHrs, U.~. Army PRIME CONTRACTOR: Massman Construction Co., Kans• City, Mo. CONCRETE BY: THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY The Youth Fellowship of the EUB Church met evening in the church room. DevotionR by Joyce II~~:~~. opened the meeting in of Sharon Dill, president. Plans were made to attend the Youth Rally to be held the Lotlridge EUB Church Itonight. Games were played and I Peat. Moss SSe bag There Is a differ•nce In peat moss. Try ours for the best buy, I freshments were served . Attend' ing were Marjorie, Junior, Mike and Brenda Bentz, Janice, May we brag a lillie' We feel we really are entitled to boast a bit since our firm was selected to supply the concrete for the initial constru~ Uon phase of the new Belleville Locks and Dam. From our new, completely automatic plant at Reedsville, Ohio, we have already poured a part ot the total of 10,000 cubic yards which will be required. Joyce and Keith Evans, Sharon This sub-contract was awarded after competitive bidding-and natur· ally, the plant, delivery equipment, aggregates, cement AND THE FINISHED PRODUCT all must meet the very rigid specification& of the Corps of EnJineers. TONIGHT Laurence Harvey and This is more proof that concreie from the Pomeroy Cement Block Company Is better- in fact, the very best you can buy. So why should YOU settle for less than the best. When YOU buy concrete, get the best you can buy, From THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY. , Metal Paint RUST PRIVINTIYI MITALIX METAL PAINT Prevents n&6t wben the tur-face Ja prepared and primed as directed. Don't let ru1t toke over - II oalr cools you money. Geraldine Page in "SUMMitt ANO SMOKI" (Technlcolor) -alld- Patrlct O'Neal and Mogen• Wleth In "A MATriR OF MORALS" Also Certoon Tun. & WN. Apr. 24 fAMILY NIGHTS Dougla• Falrbanka Stan Laurel , . Charlie Cha·plln Ollver Hardy "DAYS 0' THRILLS AND LAUGHTIR" -and- Bill'l lv01 Shelly Winton J'amet Darren Jean Seber1 "LIT NO MAN WRIT~ MY IPITAPH" Ai.• C.riMn • .Tunl-Up Kit Da It you1'SeH. You may not believe thil- ' mower blodea eaoiJj ahar• our biggest HuUy Mower pened. Alao oharpeoo IIJ'IH are findin& out smaller mow· er easy to handle and don'\ Phone Pomeroy WY 2-5428 Middleport WY 1-5130 POWER MOWER HUFFY MOWERS 18", 49.95 . 20'', 59.95 at tach to Your +'•!' electrie drill. ilGD't have to take blade off mower. engine· sta,rt easy every IPrlne. • Play Swings 24.95 39.95 New Gym Play Swlnp on display out front ou,:. atore. There's 1 'differ. ence In swing sets. See for yourself the diffe~ ence. PalhfSpeclals GOLFERSII RODS & RHLS LltuRultblrlaN Woll Point ..... 2 -.1. 6.91 Gollon,Ut Utility Paint _, __ ·pl. 1.91 Carts 11.95 to 34.95 Qolf Sets _ 36.95 to 54.95 ZEBCO SPINNINQ Why drl"' mil~ loaklng for pain.! · Ui!£\,~? You have speclilrft)bl here iD Pom· eroy Bend. · You IJ'Olf"'' , ~hlcken and· Poultry Wire We;,: r:ut lny length you may nee.Cl. Some of you may have onlY J~w baby chiekl and lle"'f ,..,.11 pen. ••ncO Lo~ & Pool," Turkey WiN, ·. .,. WlrtJ Amtrlnn M,llo. get ready for -aprJng, mme'J here now. All ldnds supplies at · Plckeno. ONION SETS GARDEN SEEDS ALL KINilS IULK GARiliN SIIDI Going to be a lot of plowing now. Every one hu 10 many thingo to do. Llw Spring holds a:udelll back. -1-k:tt1ts OL ;9• lljl TlrtnHII ., ~ At·Lo.Rr Colt ~ PT. ;~LI ...... 1,.49 Gr be~r QT., ~~TI.~· -------· US """" ~ --- ------ - 11.95 Reg. Selllnj Price D .~ Our klo Prlco U'l ROllS -----------· 1,69 UP TO 24.95 llOYOU NIID YOUR FLOORS FINISHEil THIS SPRtNGt .You can rent noor ~and· ers and do lt like new; And finllh your floor with Rutland Thane elear wood finish. With polyorethane modem chemistry di&COY• ery. Last three timea Ion&· er than other finlthea. VInyl Latex Spackling Compound DMP"TrW Wood Priservitive gal., 1.95 Kex Pqste Tube, 49c - C1n, 49c 1.25 KUII wood • deotrnrlng In· Quart 1,211,..eai. •oray, · S~PJI rot - kllb termltet. fOOd ,, '"''· Q~ . jai. w _ __ , , wire wutml.- · aeel4 Stops rot-decay, Good R , ,. . lap111ese Beetlitl, for opraylnj potillrf lioUiel we. lit · ~ many other aad fence poota. ·~ REEL WITH LINII ""--:""'!.~ " Fill up cracb before ., palnllnl. PAY¥£NT PLAN We have plan for you PI!OI'Ie tbal noell hatdware, paint, wailpaP,tf, plumblllll ~UPPUea. You can turn Jinlr aecount tot . . payment plan. Plio 'by .,.nth-Plckant . c II'Q:·· .•,'. 33-7 By-Pass Plan Holds � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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