https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/37ccaf71946832e0a9100cb893601b1f.pdf eed3c8fb1832edba49030077374d70a0 PDF Text Text 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 �··----~· • • • Tht! IJaily St!ntint~l There's Still a Little Snow in • • ' W~sbJpgfon ' In American political life, those who hold •toutly either to liberal or to con. lt!rYatl'le aoqttine are by that fact much 1tt1icbe~ to the-power of words. Many liberals made no secret of It that their durable affection for Adlai Stevenson, !he llllla•M Democratic preBidenlial nominee, was due in considerable part to his superb command of the English language. Beyond Stevenson, the liberals have ilhown greatest interest in those fie:ures who, like Minnesota's Sen . Hubert Humphrey, tend to articulate the liberal philosophy in "fighting terms." lt should be nb surprise that matters are exactly the same on the Right. A oubatantial part of Sen. Barry Goldwater's appeal to coneervatives i! his dra· mali•atlon as a fighter , a man who ripo the opposition up the back. It Is not In derogation of the "word fi&hters" on either side to observe thai they can with lillie difficulty find "a pplause points" which touch their audi- ences off in outbursts of cheering. A liberal, chiding our leaders for too much emphasis upon the military element In our ties to for-eign friends , can raise the roof with: "What we need io more warm heuts and less cold steel." A conservative, rapping big go•erument, can do the same with: "Let's get the g()v!!'r-nment out of our private lives, and Jet the people In their Infinite wisdom make their own decisions.'' Yet atony silence ean greet the mid· dleroader, addressing either ll~rals or conservatives, when he says: . Tlte,armFront · GATHER ' EASTER ' ' EGGS. HERE ··TO.:. ' ' \ Flue-Cured Produetion Of TobaccO To In :t-. · The Power Of Word!! "Restoring the nation's economy Is ·a very complex matter, with no black and white solutions. This year we are trying this particular tar. formula. If it doesn't work, we'll try something else." . A typical reoponse of the doctrinaire liberal ot COMtrvatlVt to IUCh t.alk: "What did he say? The truth is, the dt>ctrinalre people - lentlnel, Pom1r111r~ .0..~~ ~~~~~~~~-- · S!?W!Wfia11NG ~IJqRtAUY. . • '' ' ., F'RENCH. are worshipers of order in a world with not much of it. In small mattera they •eek the neat packaae. In Iarre affair~, the crand design . The)! not reader• or ~lstory but persistent rnisers of· hill< ·~ tory. 'J'hey believe that the leader who presses such designs through a pattern of firmly uttered words wlll succeed in lmpo•lng order on events. Certainly there are moments In hill- · tory when this may be so. Sir Winston Churchill's eloquent utterances in World War II bespoke a grand deoign: the sur· viva! of Britain and oil free lands. Our founding fathers gave hlatorlc expret· sion to a national purpose that has ,Uld· ed us nearly 200 years. Forceful words are alwliyl an Import· ant ingredient of leaderohlp, but · they have their limits. Even In crlaea, their usefulne•s Is governed by the hard flo a lilies In the field of action. It Ia eapet'• ially so in times of tharply divided out• look like the present. We need the seekers after order. But we need not buy their araument that all is lost without it. For moot of the order the world has had waa provided by lhOte after-the-fact packalttl we call blltor. lans. ·coNTEST RULES ' • "' ·- •.e. Here's your opportunity to win· 1 big, tender, t1sty, _SMOKED HAM for your Elster dinner 1bsolutely fr". Nothing to buy. Nothing to p~y. No obligation. Reed the simple Contest Rules (left). Then g1ther your "eggs"l .... ·-- • Clip· the Ham Contest "Easter egg" · coupons below. Fill in your name and address and phone number on each one. • Deposit each "Easter egg" coupon In Ham Contest Box at the store of the sponsoring merch~nt whose name appears OD the coupon. · --WA8111NGTON IUPH • Th • tllllelllljt ......... Ill lhlnl lolrtl.lq . hllh 1M nr.. p.m.. · f'"'' 1"'"-l'IC' .,.. .... ' ~ deposited anytime until 1 o'c~ cck • Thuro., Aprlllllh. Praieo ... .Aa'Wut!Ga ..,. ipHe Adminllllradoll INASAI; ' Mid 1M ptOitllll httl unlltoba aerlt!l d.' illl!o • A dr;~wing will be he'd In EACH store lmmedU.toly th•re· after to determine the winner of the free Easter Ham for EACH store. There will be as many ham winners as there a1·e ''E:!Sier eg[' coupons on this page! alld the Iii 'l'lrol **'puiiiiiO Cll'lllt 1111 illill - P«i-!s" NCO•IIoo III,GtiO &ud .,.,... gtlplil balllt ~ 111'111. • •Winners will be no!':·'e1. You need n o~ t ? r::·cnt at any stOJ'e·to win. • Anyone over 16 ye:m; r" i:e is purchase is necessa•y. e~i3i~ · ~ ~~ T' . · · -. · -~ ... tn No · • Only one ham may t · r.: n by a faT""J'. r ·-•c '~ns of the judges will tie final. • Contest Is ·not open to employees and their families of the pardcipating stores or ol this new>pap . r. Ely LOUIS SOIIOL •L<· ... · . I t ~- ~ · ,. - - ' ' . , . ' HAM CONTEST., NAME ~----- · ADD~~SS ' ----·- -,---- " ·---- . ... HAM CONTEST - - - - PHONE-- Ingels Furniture Middleport, Ohia I Willlll • .--· ·-·· Otto Premineer's big dream- to find a film vehicle In which he can co-star Greta Garbo and Marlene Dietrich ... Because of the newo blackout. so few in the show world knew that a one time biUie among producer~ had passed away -Lew Leslie who gained fame for his apirited "Blackbird" revues Jimmy Durante brings in his act intact for the Cope engagement next month- -the art which went over •o big at the Desert Inn in Las Vegas. With Helen Traubel, the operatic star who emerge• as a delightful comedienne . , Th~ James Lowells of the quite conservative Bo•lon Lowells are laking it to the divorce cou1·1s. • ,.. .. (Evan~ Packl11g .Co.) Red llullons revealed to this reporter that he and Alicia Pagan, a beautiful lo1 girl, will make the trek to the altar soon as hie divorce from Helayne Buttons Is finalized under California law. The comedian admitted the diYorce had nicked him lor most ol his accumulated fortune ..... Don't read this name too rapidly or careles•ly- but John .Joseph Kennedy is going to gel married on July 13, to Kril!tine Morner, daughter of former film star Dennis Morgan ..... The other Kennedy- with an "F" as his middle initlal- is expected to pay a brief visit to Amain with Jackie during their proposed trip to Italy In May. Jackie's sister, Mrs. Lee R.adziwill Is negotiating for the purchase of the villa there owned by Producer Carlo Ponti's first wife. Giuliano Fiastri. • ... ' ~ C:IIY are IDITOR'S NOTE: Durtn1 Min Kllgallon'• illn ..s, we will "'"leo yeu with Uuls Sobol'l talumn •• a sublfli· tuto, King Foaturo1 Syndluto, • -. •, Voice Of Broadway.~. Reporting • . \ ,,_;,.. . / _______ CITY _ / PHONE - ·- Rexlll Druf. - PQmtroy - HAM CONTEST ADDRESS ADDRESS - CITY - - · - - - PHONE _ _ CITY ·- - - PHONE-- New York ·Clothing House Stiffler's Stores Pomero~, Oh1o CITY CITY---- PHONE - - • Mlddi...rt, Ollie HAM CONTEST NAME ADDRESS - - - - - - AQD.SS - - - - - - k PHONI - - Baker Furniture NAME - - - - - - - - - NAME · ___ _::_ _ _ _ __ ....._.,.,,Ohio 11-1 E oov w~o TO OlD STIFF WtLi. btt AS 'IHANI<Ili AS A CI1Y HAM CONTEST HAM CONTEST Mtort's Store ' ADDRESS - - - - - - - ----- ~---:-----· . VOuGA>J'T - Pomeroy, Ohio CITY---- PHONE _ _ / NAMI NAME --- - - - - - comsr HAM HAM CONTEST NAME - ·- --- ADDRESS . HAM CONTEST The Lambs are really doing It up ro•Y. and merry for their hi~ Galllbol honotml John Wayne, April 6th-among thooe who have pi'Omised to entertain are Joan Crawford. Bert Lahr, Tom Po•ton, Vivian Blaine anf1 Edd le 'Rrarh·n ... Dan Grissom was the featured vocl· : ~.-'- Swisher & Lohse • ij , ADDRESS. --+----- ' IHOI ITORE, Pomeroy, Ohlt HAM CONTEST p- Simon's Pick-A-Pair The Modern Mart .ltiddleport, Ohio NAME ADDRESS-----CITY---- PHONI _ _ ADDRESS - -- - - - - - CITY - - - - PHONE _ _ Foreman ad Ah~oH ,, NAME NAME ---- - ·- · - -- ADDRESS - -- - - - -CITY-'-- - __ PHONE _ _ li~Ma Today's Medica Repe~rt . .. NAME HAM CONTEST HAM CONTEST ' ~· ' \I' •• t ...... ~·· . Roush's Shoe Store Mldtllo,..-t, Olllo '~ .r· ,' Ma~iftpon, Ohlt '' PHONE - - Shopper'S Bonanza • The $lite lox •_I!' •. ' ADDRESS - - - - - CITY---- PHONE _ _ MlddlollOrl, Olllo \ ~; .,. : • •··• ·r ,. i:' ·, • .. •-n Lll; ~.. .i.... -...... - .0 • o.-~u, ' '" ; ... i1f¥W ' ··~ . . . ~:;pr~wing ,~ursday Aprij ll~h ~~:r·· ~tr .·. ~.~ . .. : ,. ' · ·•·· 'N:·~CH '5t0Rf IJSTED J. . • ' '' ' ' '' ...... " . -·~ . :i ' . • ,, �··----~· • • • Tht! IJaily St!ntint~l There's Still a Little Snow in • • ' W~sbJpgfon ' In American political life, those who hold •toutly either to liberal or to con. lt!rYatl'le aoqttine are by that fact much 1tt1icbe~ to the-power of words. Many liberals made no secret of It that their durable affection for Adlai Stevenson, !he llllla•M Democratic preBidenlial nominee, was due in considerable part to his superb command of the English language. Beyond Stevenson, the liberals have ilhown greatest interest in those fie:ures who, like Minnesota's Sen . Hubert Humphrey, tend to articulate the liberal philosophy in "fighting terms." lt should be nb surprise that matters are exactly the same on the Right. A oubatantial part of Sen. Barry Goldwater's appeal to coneervatives i! his dra· mali•atlon as a fighter , a man who ripo the opposition up the back. It Is not In derogation of the "word fi&hters" on either side to observe thai they can with lillie difficulty find "a pplause points" which touch their audi- ences off in outbursts of cheering. A liberal, chiding our leaders for too much emphasis upon the military element In our ties to for-eign friends , can raise the roof with: "What we need io more warm heuts and less cold steel." A conservative, rapping big go•erument, can do the same with: "Let's get the g()v!!'r-nment out of our private lives, and Jet the people In their Infinite wisdom make their own decisions.'' Yet atony silence ean greet the mid· dleroader, addressing either ll~rals or conservatives, when he says: . Tlte,armFront · GATHER ' EASTER ' ' EGGS. HERE ··TO.:. ' ' \ Flue-Cured Produetion Of TobaccO To In :t-. · The Power Of Word!! "Restoring the nation's economy Is ·a very complex matter, with no black and white solutions. This year we are trying this particular tar. formula. If it doesn't work, we'll try something else." . A typical reoponse of the doctrinaire liberal ot COMtrvatlVt to IUCh t.alk: "What did he say? The truth is, the dt>ctrinalre people - lentlnel, Pom1r111r~ .0..~~ ~~~~~~~~-- · S!?W!Wfia11NG ~IJqRtAUY. . • '' ' ., F'RENCH. are worshipers of order in a world with not much of it. In small mattera they •eek the neat packaae. In Iarre affair~, the crand design . The)! not reader• or ~lstory but persistent rnisers of· hill< ·~ tory. 'J'hey believe that the leader who presses such designs through a pattern of firmly uttered words wlll succeed in lmpo•lng order on events. Certainly there are moments In hill- · tory when this may be so. Sir Winston Churchill's eloquent utterances in World War II bespoke a grand deoign: the sur· viva! of Britain and oil free lands. Our founding fathers gave hlatorlc expret· sion to a national purpose that has ,Uld· ed us nearly 200 years. Forceful words are alwliyl an Import· ant ingredient of leaderohlp, but · they have their limits. Even In crlaea, their usefulne•s Is governed by the hard flo a lilies In the field of action. It Ia eapet'• ially so in times of tharply divided out• look like the present. We need the seekers after order. But we need not buy their araument that all is lost without it. For moot of the order the world has had waa provided by lhOte after-the-fact packalttl we call blltor. lans. ·coNTEST RULES ' • "' ·- •.e. Here's your opportunity to win· 1 big, tender, t1sty, _SMOKED HAM for your Elster dinner 1bsolutely fr". Nothing to buy. Nothing to p~y. No obligation. Reed the simple Contest Rules (left). Then g1ther your "eggs"l .... ·-- • Clip· the Ham Contest "Easter egg" · coupons below. Fill in your name and address and phone number on each one. • Deposit each "Easter egg" coupon In Ham Contest Box at the store of the sponsoring merch~nt whose name appears OD the coupon. · --WA8111NGTON IUPH • Th • tllllelllljt ......... Ill lhlnl lolrtl.lq . hllh 1M nr.. p.m.. · f'"'' 1"'"-l'IC' .,.. .... ' ~ deposited anytime until 1 o'c~ cck • Thuro., Aprlllllh. Praieo ... .Aa'Wut!Ga ..,. ipHe Adminllllradoll INASAI; ' Mid 1M ptOitllll httl unlltoba aerlt!l d.' illl!o • A dr;~wing will be he'd In EACH store lmmedU.toly th•re· after to determine the winner of the free Easter Ham for EACH store. There will be as many ham winners as there a1·e ''E:!Sier eg[' coupons on this page! alld the Iii 'l'lrol **'puiiiiiO Cll'lllt 1111 illill - P«i-!s" NCO•IIoo III,GtiO &ud .,.,... gtlplil balllt ~ 111'111. • •Winners will be no!':·'e1. You need n o~ t ? r::·cnt at any stOJ'e·to win. • Anyone over 16 ye:m; r" i:e is purchase is necessa•y. e~i3i~ · ~ ~~ T' . · · -. · -~ ... tn No · • Only one ham may t · r.: n by a faT""J'. r ·-•c '~ns of the judges will tie final. • Contest Is ·not open to employees and their families of the pardcipating stores or ol this new>pap . r. Ely LOUIS SOIIOL •L<· ... · . I t ~- ~ · ,. - - ' ' . , . ' HAM CONTEST., NAME ~----- · ADD~~SS ' ----·- -,---- " ·---- . ... HAM CONTEST - - - - PHONE-- Ingels Furniture Middleport, Ohia I Willlll • .--· ·-·· Otto Premineer's big dream- to find a film vehicle In which he can co-star Greta Garbo and Marlene Dietrich ... Because of the newo blackout. so few in the show world knew that a one time biUie among producer~ had passed away -Lew Leslie who gained fame for his apirited "Blackbird" revues Jimmy Durante brings in his act intact for the Cope engagement next month- -the art which went over •o big at the Desert Inn in Las Vegas. With Helen Traubel, the operatic star who emerge• as a delightful comedienne . , Th~ James Lowells of the quite conservative Bo•lon Lowells are laking it to the divorce cou1·1s. • ,.. .. (Evan~ Packl11g .Co.) Red llullons revealed to this reporter that he and Alicia Pagan, a beautiful lo1 girl, will make the trek to the altar soon as hie divorce from Helayne Buttons Is finalized under California law. The comedian admitted the diYorce had nicked him lor most ol his accumulated fortune ..... Don't read this name too rapidly or careles•ly- but John .Joseph Kennedy is going to gel married on July 13, to Kril!tine Morner, daughter of former film star Dennis Morgan ..... The other Kennedy- with an "F" as his middle initlal- is expected to pay a brief visit to Amain with Jackie during their proposed trip to Italy In May. Jackie's sister, Mrs. Lee R.adziwill Is negotiating for the purchase of the villa there owned by Producer Carlo Ponti's first wife. Giuliano Fiastri. • ... ' ~ C:IIY are IDITOR'S NOTE: Durtn1 Min Kllgallon'• illn ..s, we will "'"leo yeu with Uuls Sobol'l talumn •• a sublfli· tuto, King Foaturo1 Syndluto, • -. •, Voice Of Broadway.~. Reporting • . \ ,,_;,.. . / _______ CITY _ / PHONE - ·- Rexlll Druf. - PQmtroy - HAM CONTEST ADDRESS ADDRESS - CITY - - · - - - PHONE _ _ CITY ·- - - PHONE-- New York ·Clothing House Stiffler's Stores Pomero~, Oh1o CITY CITY---- PHONE - - • Mlddi...rt, Ollie HAM CONTEST NAME ADDRESS - - - - - - AQD.SS - - - - - - k PHONI - - Baker Furniture NAME - - - - - - - - - NAME · ___ _::_ _ _ _ __ ....._.,.,,Ohio 11-1 E oov w~o TO OlD STIFF WtLi. btt AS 'IHANI<Ili AS A CI1Y HAM CONTEST HAM CONTEST Mtort's Store ' ADDRESS - - - - - - - ----- ~---:-----· . VOuGA>J'T - Pomeroy, Ohio CITY---- PHONE _ _ / NAMI NAME --- - - - - - comsr HAM HAM CONTEST NAME - ·- --- ADDRESS . HAM CONTEST The Lambs are really doing It up ro•Y. and merry for their hi~ Galllbol honotml John Wayne, April 6th-among thooe who have pi'Omised to entertain are Joan Crawford. Bert Lahr, Tom Po•ton, Vivian Blaine anf1 Edd le 'Rrarh·n ... Dan Grissom was the featured vocl· : ~.-'- Swisher & Lohse • ij , ADDRESS. --+----- ' IHOI ITORE, Pomeroy, Ohlt HAM CONTEST p- Simon's Pick-A-Pair The Modern Mart .ltiddleport, Ohio NAME ADDRESS-----CITY---- PHONI _ _ ADDRESS - -- - - - - - CITY - - - - PHONE _ _ Foreman ad Ah~oH ,, NAME NAME ---- - ·- · - -- ADDRESS - -- - - - -CITY-'-- - __ PHONE _ _ li~Ma Today's Medica Repe~rt . .. NAME HAM CONTEST HAM CONTEST ' ~· ' \I' •• t ...... ~·· . Roush's Shoe Store Mldtllo,..-t, Olllo '~ .r· ,' Ma~iftpon, Ohlt '' PHONE - - Shopper'S Bonanza • The $lite lox •_I!' •. ' ADDRESS - - - - - CITY---- PHONE _ _ MlddlollOrl, Olllo \ ~; .,. : • •··• ·r ,. i:' ·, • .. •-n Lll; ~.. .i.... -...... - .0 • o.-~u, ' '" ; ... i1f¥W ' ··~ . . . ~:;pr~wing ,~ursday Aprij ll~h ~~:r·· ~tr .·. ~.~ . .. : ,. ' · ·•·· 'N:·~CH '5t0Rf IJSTED J. . • ' '' ' ' '' ...... " . -·~ . :i ' . • ,, �-- \{ ,., I • ,_ '. . The D.Dy Sentin~l , Palmer Favored In _. ....,_ llllli!IWf .. 1 lhJI* -hilt.,. best opjiOI1wl- · lfiK. · - ol ,.. ·M 11't !!If !jq. · who wm be • ill io boltlol"od by • his left foot, fmilhed •· - apur.,upr·Jo- ll 111&17 llrq ....nd ID youaJ fnnllilliiW ..,._wit lltl, evea ~- 1M 11M In N · llkll Ill llit ......,t Doni 0poo f"'f"' .fill •• ~ itw1111u- ~ •hanco htmo~~~. • . ~~ 11...,. "hlle lbe ~~~ tero Ill tlllt .t•lll ~, lltilll • Yoo .,...,. .., loll w)lo U ~ ~ play• Ia only a . bot and ..,.. • to trio IIIII ... although lt'o •ttlftlltr Ujlllkflt that a fellow Jllt1i01 htrt '-' lilt fir tim It " hi · w '~....~. w~ _....· ..... .... .... lwned about this ...,r,. and it . -. ·n., Palllllt', ol l'iOlhf, will Jlay with Ilia fin& round ~ - ~~ '111or!Mioy over tho Miil'!" luoh l .lio-yard layout IIIII Ill U .. ltJlllf IIIII •-c-hil to • • " kl ~all only to M<omt lilt flrjt fai!rlime ~- t " • n, ,. n • tl•• "....,lilt ~= ~~~.. - . ._,""."::':.."-~ ~-~:::::_:a~:.:__ _:__ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _~------::lt-""'11 - D0 d~ur»r.la . . A na in Tabbed t;J t::J ' c • , 0 A 8 ,.,.,o n n nan t h0 ICe 1·~ r u ' ~ :·. . 2--1957 CHEVROlETS O - ~;· tobltlt~ ::~~ • winner litrt boil tilt lhl first play• ...... trill ~~. . bi<k-to- .... _ ............ _ •troh .. _ ~ Nek. _, ' "' · "I wilh 1111, Would be . ••· ll!lllion !fMI ,_ It 1M !1111 otarllnf rite...,.., 11111 WilJ!jol'l'· In the outfield with Howard • llttlo betlit, ht elllllle4 al~ , W• It •• tl • ......... • lilt llll jto get the bit rlght.handed bat be fleet Willie Davia Ia ce~tli'l:':"! Htrt are 2 .VIIU..Ji\l!d spHll1i Wf IIIJINI )'OU oproy.lng a lf'lr ~~lilt Mihdayo , ......,... o1 t1.o •l!r · - of firll baseman Bill Skowron of 1.285 with ~ IIIII and 1115 with lloclty at once trll' I'U1 vllues. . pr.cu.. rouilll. .., pt • OOU· Otiloldt "' WoU, lhl •lllr othtr ... b n 1.111 -tho Yank.... and Ron Fairly 1.2'18 with 14 . 10 1 pie ~ days Ill won 011 M. any· player beaid.. Palmer to win the e _:_ To aid """"" 111 pl!d>illl there apd 't !\Bioi Ill ri(hl. Last : : I =~'lit~~ t=gb ' . way. , , ~-· 1ft lhl!*l all Jtart "" are DUll O.,..lolt. trht Wllo iht ralrJJ IJ>IIil moot of the ,ileB•IOil l Pee!m1 hit liiiWI til. tilt per-ISoutll Alt1<u Gary Jlomor. who ., LIIU • • PETI!IISEI< lood!DB winnir bi lhl mojoro IMI playinS ffr!l blott. eighth r..... spirin& PtltnW thon hHded lor btt:ahle lht only l<lt'OIIM' in his- I U,l ....... Eatlor ...111ft wttb ill yJc:torllti, tnd John IQ oddllli!ll te AaW!'O!I • NEW YORK (UPI) ihl barltit It ... ltlll~t. and llorJ ..... lo tan IIDH~t lbo titlt l VERO 8l!:ACII, Fla. IUPil -P!Hirll. 1 ...,lhpiW Ukt llouf.-, 1\llllf11Y llavlo, 0110 othlli' lnan\Jfacturer,.. are caoblng ~ "::t'::;;:. In IIIII!. · Tht Los Afllllleo Dodg.... m l>bo """ 11 llllll! 1t1t year obar pc~~llloo t. mort , on the 5J).mJie hlklnl -<rlzt, lila • U •- - s to WID his I ~.,... -~~~~ I!JI Ill I thr•wiJ favoraoi 8111~ IUid tho! oould l1lnt I Ji4MI tltrt. !attn <art of by whailet andea•'~l~_. by ' "You'll Ut. 0111' QUIUty Way of Dolag 81lslneu• I a I ,,. . . Ia o/1 .fur lilt <rOW1I lilt ynr out lo be lbe uma ldsl of ll(lo J!Oot loll,.a 100<1 &love IIllO, ··;:.:;~ ""' ""'""" ' fourth Mlllll'l In tho la81 Six :oo!'-1111 a nrl•lllli1er-plll' tt .; tllit Willed them the put iltl'it An<l Alillcm boo .,. of Ill~ deep· ond tliit •hllllljlfqll " JFK with the wordl WY 2-5342 · PlifniJ'GV, Ohio yeoro. finish aeoond "' Palmer'• 611. Dow yean~. !Ill ~ It 1111 ltll!lt wiill "eilor of all IIJIIH. 111 · 1 IIIII two •.won,. t.,t 1 Fo.,rtlt Tilt Notarool lbe Finsterwald the third man m tile For every year al... lltoJ • • 1141 Jlolbult, lli-1, lor rtahloli~hded lbelto 1111 !'W' to break ' A~·:~""' · t';'" men playoff fad;.. badly with 0 n !their loot Nollonol iAI!tUI pili ttllil anolltonl'lrr....-1. J-1, for or• held by Tr Col>b and .iiiii ~1151 , ..,_1 :.:::==~~= ~ Tho ' odd•makers are pick~l nan! IUid lfitlol lltiff lit J•.lifl·hlndtcl http. Thon there Is b!l<ll at ollortlliop, of cotlr10. " t 1 1 Ito" t'ID< he Palmer U.., hm bftlt lblo tlllli Jack lmllh. 1 rllli~handOr, with · V-lflt ..,.. ~·o;,,, .,::;~. I I Palm;,. is only 0111 ollilrlt ..... Ojlda tnJiitrt lnd loot. I l7·t r«''rd at Omaha loll yaor. n will bO .. • hi Palmer re.ts lever ID wln tho MOJltrt lhr.. II It ohou141 blppml llf4IID, It Allother llodaer roli.C ace. Lar· Ollv81', who btiHeil .117 1 ~ ·~ th- <OUr&t ' ti ., llo•IDI ,.,..,. ali with lbt """ld 1M tho and tl 1111 '"" fur ry liiJtry ii·Sl lo getllnl a abot ka!lt loot yur IUid bot a "ca11't -SUNNY WEATHER AHEAD: ; ; .,.•on ft~ .:.... ;ali said, l tr~itiiHI•I . ..,.,~;~ fi'"" Jtokttltt•••r Woltll' Alfloft, trhoil a• 1111 Iouth llartor to 10 alonl miN" label on hll!l. or the ~•-hi ..~ ....., before in llliil 1nd •• 11 woll 01 ltat Wlinltrruptlll llln•J•.., 10111111 lrith 11oul... Drytdolt ..d Plkl· eron hfndyman, Jnn Gilliam, ' . P•·-.. • 1 tlifr lh - wlfh tho llvdprt li lht h!pJIII rao. othoro In lht rUMinB fur ,.cond baM. olartlnl h~ awn ,....u.. round ,veor. Tho two • tll·lh>lt Ill an m ....... In tht .,-u1L Wll"-' ld w. r lob !.lUler Joh lloHbo •nd •OUII• "You hlu 1u """'"' his chanc·IWinntrl oro llm'!7 lllliid lllil Y ""'"'?' P - · • 0 ,.. • • • n ro ' • h LdWII Mtwttl bela etl.'fllent. lui I'd . , Jimtny Dom*"', bblh o1 whonl Alo!on "'."'I ,.., OP'IIk • lrho ••• Ha with tho Me!J l01t Camilli will ohore tho <ol< btl 81 01 81 MY keep :. .,, 01 JuUuo lforlt. ira celtjllllttJ 11m thll Umt. llttl ji!IQibiUIJ, but ht "'' hl1 1tlr; J111 MoeUer. 1-1 with tht duties. All Ster LATEX at - - -- - - ------ - - -- - ·- club hM 1 1llod chon'"· llod..ro. tl)d Phil Ortqo, 0.2 . Altton has 1 tlranl. ·~~,~~ a. "Wt iro llinl 1o be olrenJII' with lilt Jlat!l'"''· ban<h. Two vetoriJIJ, Duke . Ifni lhll Jllr tblb liot." •• prodlot- ror rilhl·hlndod hHUnt power and Wally Moon, lrl 20" kldbll........n lltiolll cleveland ... 10011011 .,._ 1 t •'hut ort 101111 of the In oddHion to !lltolrron, !hero will club for ~>Ufflold r-rve duty By Uolte4 Pr,., Jideroo ...ol S. Fronciact 100 4iiO lh- 4 I llihlr club>. 'l'hll . iolllil lo llo Ill T9mmy Dovlo, the ltague'l though ono of them mar ljO In • 63 AI BradeniDn. Flo. llonoli>u, 14iftllforli0lb Ill, • · balonH<I IIIII ilil b11Un1 ..d runt batted In chol!lp trado. Then lbtre lrt volar,.. Cincinnati 21o ooo o10- 1 11 t fried 111 o11t1 Ltll*kt. Motlohil •Mch ollll 10 lht 111•1 '"", ..d Fronk Hollar<!. who Don Zlml)ler and DII'JI f)JOIICOt VULCAN 20'' KaoSOJ City ooo 100 000- 1 1 t ODd lllllor. LOJir-ltohtllti'nolh. Wl)h tho lotoit illllilliir tt lhjuriH lllmo on fool a/lor fettlhJ off to a for inflold ut!Uty with 1 eluonot 4-Cycl• Joy. Worthington ,., and Pov· llii-LIJ)IItl. "til trln." bad liar!. lhat rookie llllil MeMul'-'. 1 .ld 95 lrltfl Motor i•ti<h. Pena. Fischer 11' ani At San J01t, OiiUI. allllloa fll!trJ 11111111 tll!l•r Pt.yo Thlnl biller at , Omal)lt ID 11!1, mlpt Co111.. Ia I llfbl paatel Bryan. Winner - .lay. Looer- L.AJIIeleal A) IIIII • Gill- t 1 t ]t wat lh iajllr)' ID Iindy 'l'hlo yair Alston hao wid Tom- beat ou( ooe of tham. NU,,Y II" JlhldOI Peaa. lloulim ClOt IIOii tm--141 ....,••• lht tpetd ••ll d(lll>, .., tltv~ ba trW p]IJ third ba... Moon COD plar ftrol .. wen " .-.c,cle PAINT ROLLIRS 63 Ar Lakeland. Fla. Lit, fill•orro <71 ami Rolli..,•· •hk!b .ruined lhl ~~eq,.., lUI perletl, IlK! 1110 told Howard ho tho outfield. Another handrn'ili· ondTtAYNew York rAI 1011110 0110-3 6 o E. Slldt•tld rot. 11'111111, Jttm· yttl'. llaliof •• !I fl ... ~ wUI ploy 111ft hlld resularly. Last LH WaiJJ, D11i play lhf llil!lld, ,.., Qu,lltr HU,Y 24" Detroit _.. _. ooo ooo 110- • B 1 merer 191 11111 ..tel)l~n. Camp· 1 hand lnjur1 for<*~ lihi Dlfl&, wbo balled .1111 with tht outfield and bl a plneh. Rhlf 'M OUTSIDE 95 Stafford. Roniff 111 and BoT" bell rs1. Wiftllllt-Lw. ,.,..,. -tho oi6ollnll In mld·,..l<l!. Ill tl borne rUI)I and tilt RBit. al· lt't aaay to ,.. why tha 63 WHITE PAINT eat. • Bllllllin&. Egan •7• Fox 19t and Brunet. h10 loliill<l Uko tb,.ltoulot,of !hot llrJtttod bli•llfn tho ,..tlleld and ""' oro fovored agaiD, but Triandos. Wlnn...-sta!lord. Loo«r At San Bernardino. oaUI. fltil bali of 1.. 10 fir 111.lllll'·inllhin1 bolO. lloword spont • lot of memborlnl the last three"'"'SPRAY 1S.L99 - Bunning. HRs-M•ris, Pep1talle. Boston 000 001 y • lr•trilnl. · l-. :fttit Pttrt oi .the HIIIJOn dl'l 11nd the other ~tendi~J clubs. PAINT- lift At We•t Palm Beach. Flo. Chk:ago rNI 041 400 22> t! t• t aut tlit1lilll, lol, i!lca... .IJIII'Ilil ...llh haellilt he II anythlhl ln<ludtn1 lhl G~ll ond Rods. For car touch vp no toolllcal Stephen... , Kolstad <II. ley cilllldtl'i hH liflllltndlld pltclilnl, but 1 ...,a hl80, lo,t ~ hit al10 IJ underllandable why they '""hin~ton 100 Olo 000 ,__. I J 171 and Kilmer. Bub!, K So they dealt ·IWijt Olfl() tf llitlt .• fllllt ., IIRI IlK! Ill lilllo. mlgbt IO&t again, TIMI TO PLAY BALLI *''.lilt '. '' ' PAGE u.,...... bruslo Ill lilt ... THIS WEEK'S t .t.UGIM'AI Ut. tuPII........ b, •IIIGI!f 111e oo-<alled ou.!Jidert.' and ~ ptllilw lltlllliftll ._ ;;;K. bebavio• ilrl•• • ~ U.w --. I PQint's BAnd Selected FQr U.S. Tour S89S Jill,. _($!!.:.: KARR ~& VAN ZANDT 'i~ .I :;::" I '. ~~ ~ "J/:W ••lit i ~~ .,00... I I .: ':t ''"'* bt•• !,:!' •"h"' ....... '* for ~ ""'*mtrJthinr ·- . . . . . ilop in one lOan ·8«411111t. Dim - BaY,~ a ••u ' Lowll' Prien 'I"' 36· FLAT PAINT 39: Gallon $3.79 lh•• "" ••••IJ tllr"''-" •1<!1 ......._49· It'*· 1/!l TfaliJJ will flllit ,.. ·-~-- ...... .. ~,.,··.' ~for,_. .PAINTe • JGleb 11 R It E 'b/tron ' WHEN MONU' '\ IS fHI OUii&TION ' ITY OAN . I IS THI .ANSWEL 98C BOB MILLER, Mgr. 125 E. M1in 51., PoMeroy 4 119· $500-up to Plitme , . ........ H"p In to Moor~'s For Spring Specials I ! 1 , .. . Phone WY 2-2171 C tlo•• 000 010 100 0-1 !II 2 141, Brewer (7) and Ranew. w· · ~ milton. Bronst.ad 151, Hart ~ ner-Buhl. Loser - stephenson. . :. n 18) and Retze. Shaw, Clonin- HRt-Saut(l. Banks, Tillman, · , •!P. C:mstable IJI •nd Ctin- IOnly gi.fflU lclledul«!l ; !:~II. Winner - H•nb•n . Wer 1 ·.,., ~ table . TOP 111JQl• REMAIN ".f i lwouket ootball Fix Data Set For Late Today At Orlando, Fla. . bUNiifiiN, Fl,. <UP!t - ary "tL,burih 100 0<11 ooo-1 • oiPlayor, Arnold Pl~r fnd Jocli Minnesota . . 000 010 wo- I 4 11Nlekliui today reme~ t-1-J Jn Friend ond Pagliaornr. Kraliok, pro plfo D»llfll WlftniJi« startdMoort Iii tnd BltlfY, !lftHhlr· lngs . Dan Sikn Jr. , tbe only uht \ man •al . Loser-Kraliek. HR - q( Ute top 11 to action Ia&' ~' AL KUeTI'flf~lt definitely would have some rom· Jimmy Wilson and ends Richard Ciendenotl. ,V,.kend. added $25 ID hit alxth Uailol l'nll Jotortltllllll 1114!111 on the inveoliJIIIon II blo WiiUamoon and_Bill llottlt. At St. Jletenburgh, Fla. pia~-. 4tandiJII when M tinJsi1ed A1'LANT~ •UPil-Gov. Carl!. news conference. . Comm•tt-;e V1ce Chairman J . T. 1 Philo. 001 1103 IIIII- 1 11 1Mb In thl Alilu Oplil 11 'Nil- Sonde" .. 1d he WOII!d make pul> Coolt d kend Mellow oaid Bernie Moore, St. Loui1 ., ., 000 040 lllD- -4 • oimiDJf:Oa. N.C. Uc today the detatla If I 1t1t1 aat ~er the wet .. that missioner of the s::e;~~;: Btowu, Culp It ) and &lrytn•. · --.. _ investlgatlan into an accuati~ the U1Vestglabon report wl~ show COnference, would appear pie. Gib,.n, Fonok {7 '. Olivo '"OLDEST KIYA~II\' ll@!llJMJ!t! that former Georgis Albie!OI Jil. lh*il!utts, who t"'llntid hll. uni· day. Moore luis been making and Sawatski, McC.dtvtr fT) . fNWAOO !UPtl _ The st. 1rPCtur Wallact :lutts and Alabama ~~aity POif. lalt '.~ruary, pas_sed own investigation, and the Winner-culp. Loser-Fanok:. [..OUi8 Cardinali wm return to 'ICoach Paul Bryant ClhlpireEI 1.11 L~!tll lnturmetlon to Bryant Jl:'st Senate Rackets subeofhrttlttie · a f oot•,,a 11 game 1ast fa11. uerore the 1962 game · Ioo k.mg ·mto the acCUflawun "· At Vero Beach. Fhil. Vhl4JI•• r. the first time since r1g , . in Whl(~h Js Baltimore .. 200 120 100- I 11 a they moved ill 1111 when they Sandera received a final report ~~~! beat Georgia, 35-0. determine of federal tanlblli11 L 1 I the J~~es · r r Monti<l• ; ht ~"' oUIII and Bryant have de· 1 . latlicl . Ang·a fN> IOJ • (X)O- t 4 Oil play the Bears in prOfessional:" G ::._~'£ nied the accusation contained in awa were Roberta and ltrown. 8tterry, IUotbaJI'1 olde.t rivalry at fMidier rom • e · en. ~_Jenf . .· · · · Scott lSI, )'•rr.anoski !I• •11• ~leld Aug. 31 in an armlf"d fofres \ ~"· but ht ~efu~ te ftlepf ~v::nt,::ut Bthe ~tu~~: ftol!leboro , (lflmllli 181 . Lua- -~ benefit ltme. Tbt Btar• hold • 11.8 l'OJltent• until h1s news conferg . . 80. utts, •• ~ ••-rry • Hll.- Ro..-._..n. •;-." •1- IN W<U8" ~ atht$10 mdhon hbel 1u1t ag••nst OJIA' over lh Mr former Ieft(..'e toda•~· 1 At £inti Barbara, C&lif. elty opponenta. 'f!he ntWs conference ii IChed· magat ne. : 'VIiiW'iflllllili I 1 11 1111 luled foJ' l :-t$ p.m., EST. GIYI liWtt Tl!ltlllumy • - " 4>!lfti!UIM1"ilPli .M-.M!b& imtiii.IJ~l!UthOI IIUJI · "I don't think a midnight newa 1 confererict woul{l bt 1 tOdd ! The Poet artlclt 1111 Atlanta 1 thlng," ..nders told newsmen w~ insuranc:e man George Burnett •ought dttail• of the lnvettigatiolj overhfard flutts give Bry1nt Geor. Monday nlflht. "That mllftl Jtlolr 'lo lloln oocrets durin& o long R:l' ]oint Tmlord clandeatine and we don;t want ~~~1:ai'K!t telephonf cortYersation that " li!lht days belbl'll tho I''""· Onlr Prafeulonll ,.. Hne C•••eat Fivt Allblrile footbliitl players * ;: ' l!:trlon ' Llttlo LMtilo f.77 pr. Pony LNf.UO & Revular Splkt ShOea t,99, pr. Ball Glo-, ~I TyPM and Stylet T... New S.ltl111 Tralnlli' -- MOORE'S ······-···- NAMI eFllL OUT EGG A~us COUPON AND IRING n~11ary ____________ CIT\' .,..----- PHONI - - IICI No purehaH Ul HAM toNTPf ... · IN POMEIOY and wlnfter will II< nollfiedeonle!l ondi April II, 1963. Draw1ne at 1:00 p.m. AprU 11th. Pleue refer to ConteSt Hril't wonderful cooking starts here! Store ,..,.,..,, IMii RlllN~ VlO . :r a..u ~h- Ro<iPe·right results eveJ? time! Only flamele•• electrie cooking ha8 precision oontrol so sure to please you, your family, your budget. 8 !lilt of 10 Ohio Power customers eno joy cooler, cleaner electrio H00kS 'ft s1•Jces ! --;p·~~-:.t{i(hi_fOr·e t ·i@llfaHn\j:-W ·"*j... t·h·~ ~ ~IJ')ii~gr!!(~~·~~:~ ) j $i'Q.'J><if l ,;., cooking. Average coot 18 only ·~a dl>y on our low rates! See the new eleCtric rangee now. Co111pare modern features, modern beauty, safety and · performance - you'll find ELECTRIC COOKING provideo WONDERFUL LIVING. s:::r:o::::r::~i~~he1•0;~;h ::.:e~ .~~!~~yI ~:;j::,:~ . • • 1, • new IG" ns season. Now · k b 1 ittee 1 JS the time to pre~art yours 11 1 th v• Coo y 1e ephoD, y nl&bt. comm nv11r18•!'ms the p ost . . e or • • or grow1ng past- - - ---- ---.Uqllioo. The l"<i!IJ included All· tune of playms blf. I have never knQWn a spot't that A....lt. linebacker .... Jlo Jor· ! holds ll.s mterest as wen 111olf doe,. Pass;ng lhe time IDCIDDali dan, ardt Jlmm sha~ and ' •way wtlh friends. tn coltljlotltlon olr .l ust for pure plt!tf---~- -- __ Y~- --- ure in thlo outdoor sport, holds many ···~dill& UH· undiS<iosed BUm. forgettable memories. . • Swinging a heavier club (one that l!~llbl 11 to 20 The sale liiUIOUri<ed ·Mohday ounces I It lent U mlnut~s a day will help stretch man; nlghi did not includ<! the Gardtns. muscles necessary to twlnl • aotf club, Gettllli tholle 0 !J31U 'Ill• other ~ per ..nt of tho wmtry ~reaks, out ol your 'body should be done olowly ll Rorolo lint!~ is owned br • num· 41 f1rst . l>ractoce With \1•, \'; , tnd ~~ awing and thlh to . bet ~ oto<liltolders, nHIIt o1 U..m !be full piVot, whi~h rou UIO when illttl. the drJvtt. CINCINNATI, Ohio. <UPJI ":" jlt&hl the Cin<innail I!Q. Pulling On the. li~lllj! room rua wII undoqbtablp btl~ Warren Ml!nael, Cmcmnall btm· Hensel.• rnlnufoctutin. agent any player fatniltarize ltl1!18ell With iitcb lllblle It 1rlp """'man and oportsman long m· i for induatrlol firmo and owne1· of ~tance, dostance, -all . p,tacel!le!lt, dlttctlijJi, tlid th~ ter..ted In owolnl tho Cici!lnaij 11111 II'. ; . Htnotl t.qutpment eo., stroke. Putting is a sclfn~, tllltl 01\'D, Mtll\ods of cood Royals basketball club, reaihed !oakl he purchosed «~otrollin« in· players dJffer somewhAt, lltlt riot to the extent that h'' ambition m a deal. orronsad ,temt from Emprlse Crop., a causes ihcons1stency. There are certain fundamentals during the weekend and an- ·OOlding firm controlled by Jacobs. that are compulsory to a consistant stroke. and they are nounced Monday nlsbt. 111 which ,Me said be hao alway• been inas follows: he became the second new own-lteruted in owning the club and I. Square blade to target. er of the club Ia four day•. 1hOld "repeotedly expres8od an In· 2. Righ !hand parallel with putttr fJce, and then keeP' i 'l11f a<tltlh 1.., llh Wldii!Cioaed tereot ln . ownll!l. them." lng right hand toward the· !me and keeping It thert olnoUhl ...,k top a.,111 011111111 .A ""'tdilim! •I tho ~It th;·oughout lhe stroke. ~. ' ,_ Botb c .. . the club r,. ...1 li1 CmoJQboli. · •. . th bl d I b Ib•' -rpr,_. aner 11 ...... ..,..,.., . 3. . Keepmg • 1 e ow to t e eround on the bacl· ager Npp& WllOoO and \'ice · --""· •wmg. Preoldent Tom Groce Hid they 800ftll llriNED, IUIPBNDED 4. Eye directly over ball. . 'k - llllli!lt!f ff( lilt .... II!JIII 111 _ M~TQII, J:a. IIJl!Jl -East. Rules are another part of tilt came and It is for your llorftllil lit -~ .. . . *rn • •, LeQ1II i'rooldel1t own gOOd that you have a fairljj' .dec,nt kuawledge of \ · · · Ilori, llliiiOIPii filled 'l'om HOover ~hem, not only to ones,lf but to he oppon~t, involved. MODHI, 41, purehatld "' per o1 tho ~ Bulllto tt!IO ~ F!Jr !Ito beneftl of 1/eJIIInera (to whom I •m partial) cent or the oulllandlnl Royala 'laY ""' -ndad him fur tho c· . . OHIO POWIR COMIIANT Roya1s Are S }d A • . ' Fingerm1rk1, even crayon w, marks, wash rl&h1 olli Comt In 1nd •••· ~hem. ' 1bout to mal:e a 1troke. - · \'leek pureha8od tht Ntttlonal Bu- etee Jihl Arm"""'l durlnl a sat. btbail A!IIICICiatloo rlub and the urday playoff Uaclattali Glrdttlt ..._ 1or .. w~~ ' .• ,., • t 1 '' i~E9!JM~"'·.: •, • •• " .I j ~- ... ~- 1. . ·<i · t . ;~''· .'• J · "'' ~' . ' ' ;'~\·:f#'i. .. ,~fA ·• . t:lWI:< 1 ~~: , ._, ,.!~:~~lor >J!i,llf "' . .. .811Qi11 ., . ~~~-·~'';·~~~·~t~. ·;;'!:f~~~~~~~~~~~ ..... ' ' I No,.n-,oul Ia &. stand close ·to, directly behind, or .. t:Onlli'tlt any disturbance tllat mlcht dlstracl the player WILL II AT OUR STORE . (Jr. Jpj & Mill •••, t.'ldcll¥"t ; •••lho,l ~._:~~~~~I~:~r.: :;:~no~~:i~~et:'" witb golf eli· ~~ !::..':.~~ juB:J':; :-....:-: C ~ :;-~:: ...... d I'- Redemption Representative hiYt Ill tht ntw colort. II FOI .. .. ..~ ,~~~ ;_.·,.•. '"',_,_·, . WALIIAPil ~1. ,.. ' .,, ·\ 1-'·* TlfUlS. ···· AI'RI~ .••h " ' ~ . SINCE 1896 .·-~=o:~t,~~L 10130 ., ...... ,, . . ·~ . ,, lrfiig 'Yi!W ·~~11 • l~ect Yotr G@IJI. '14, '• �-- \{ ,., I • ,_ '. . The D.Dy Sentin~l , Palmer Favored In _. ....,_ llllli!IWf .. 1 lhJI* -hilt.,. best opjiOI1wl- · lfiK. · - ol ,.. ·M 11't !!If !jq. · who wm be • ill io boltlol"od by • his left foot, fmilhed •· - apur.,upr·Jo- ll 111&17 llrq ....nd ID youaJ fnnllilliiW ..,._wit lltl, evea ~- 1M 11M In N · llkll Ill llit ......,t Doni 0poo f"'f"' .fill •• ~ itw1111u- ~ •hanco htmo~~~. • . ~~ 11...,. "hlle lbe ~~~ tero Ill tlllt .t•lll ~, lltilll • Yoo .,...,. .., loll w)lo U ~ ~ play• Ia only a . bot and ..,.. • to trio IIIII ... although lt'o •ttlftlltr Ujlllkflt that a fellow Jllt1i01 htrt '-' lilt fir tim It " hi · w '~....~. w~ _....· ..... .... .... lwned about this ...,r,. and it . -. ·n., Palllllt', ol l'iOlhf, will Jlay with Ilia fin& round ~ - ~~ '111or!Mioy over tho Miil'!" luoh l .lio-yard layout IIIII Ill U .. ltJlllf IIIII •-c-hil to • • " kl ~all only to M<omt lilt flrjt fai!rlime ~- t " • n, ,. n • tl•• "....,lilt ~= ~~~.. - . ._,""."::':.."-~ ~-~:::::_:a~:.:__ _:__ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _~------::lt-""'11 - D0 d~ur»r.la . . A na in Tabbed t;J t::J ' c • , 0 A 8 ,.,.,o n n nan t h0 ICe 1·~ r u ' ~ :·. . 2--1957 CHEVROlETS O - ~;· tobltlt~ ::~~ • winner litrt boil tilt lhl first play• ...... trill ~~. . bi<k-to- .... _ ............ _ •troh .. _ ~ Nek. _, ' "' · "I wilh 1111, Would be . ••· ll!lllion !fMI ,_ It 1M !1111 otarllnf rite...,.., 11111 WilJ!jol'l'· In the outfield with Howard • llttlo betlit, ht elllllle4 al~ , W• It •• tl • ......... • lilt llll jto get the bit rlght.handed bat be fleet Willie Davia Ia ce~tli'l:':"! Htrt are 2 .VIIU..Ji\l!d spHll1i Wf IIIJINI )'OU oproy.lng a lf'lr ~~lilt Mihdayo , ......,... o1 t1.o •l!r · - of firll baseman Bill Skowron of 1.285 with ~ IIIII and 1115 with lloclty at once trll' I'U1 vllues. . pr.cu.. rouilll. .., pt • OOU· Otiloldt "' WoU, lhl •lllr othtr ... b n 1.111 -tho Yank.... and Ron Fairly 1.2'18 with 14 . 10 1 pie ~ days Ill won 011 M. any· player beaid.. Palmer to win the e _:_ To aid """"" 111 pl!d>illl there apd 't !\Bioi Ill ri(hl. Last : : I =~'lit~~ t=gb ' . way. , , ~-· 1ft lhl!*l all Jtart "" are DUll O.,..lolt. trht Wllo iht ralrJJ IJ>IIil moot of the ,ileB•IOil l Pee!m1 hit liiiWI til. tilt per-ISoutll Alt1<u Gary Jlomor. who ., LIIU • • PETI!IISEI< lood!DB winnir bi lhl mojoro IMI playinS ffr!l blott. eighth r..... spirin& PtltnW thon hHded lor btt:ahle lht only l<lt'OIIM' in his- I U,l ....... Eatlor ...111ft wttb ill yJc:torllti, tnd John IQ oddllli!ll te AaW!'O!I • NEW YORK (UPI) ihl barltit It ... ltlll~t. and llorJ ..... lo tan IIDH~t lbo titlt l VERO 8l!:ACII, Fla. IUPil -P!Hirll. 1 ...,lhpiW Ukt llouf.-, 1\llllf11Y llavlo, 0110 othlli' lnan\Jfacturer,.. are caoblng ~ "::t'::;;:. In IIIII!. · Tht Los Afllllleo Dodg.... m l>bo """ 11 llllll! 1t1t year obar pc~~llloo t. mort , on the 5J).mJie hlklnl -<rlzt, lila • U •- - s to WID his I ~.,... -~~~~ I!JI Ill I thr•wiJ favoraoi 8111~ IUid tho! oould l1lnt I Ji4MI tltrt. !attn <art of by whailet andea•'~l~_. by ' "You'll Ut. 0111' QUIUty Way of Dolag 81lslneu• I a I ,,. . . Ia o/1 .fur lilt <rOW1I lilt ynr out lo be lbe uma ldsl of ll(lo J!Oot loll,.a 100<1 &love IIllO, ··;:.:;~ ""' ""'""" ' fourth Mlllll'l In tho la81 Six :oo!'-1111 a nrl•lllli1er-plll' tt .; tllit Willed them the put iltl'it An<l Alillcm boo .,. of Ill~ deep· ond tliit •hllllljlfqll " JFK with the wordl WY 2-5342 · PlifniJ'GV, Ohio yeoro. finish aeoond "' Palmer'• 611. Dow yean~. !Ill ~ It 1111 ltll!lt wiill "eilor of all IIJIIH. 111 · 1 IIIII two •.won,. t.,t 1 Fo.,rtlt Tilt Notarool lbe Finsterwald the third man m tile For every year al... lltoJ • • 1141 Jlolbult, lli-1, lor rtahloli~hded lbelto 1111 !'W' to break ' A~·:~""' · t';'" men playoff fad;.. badly with 0 n !their loot Nollonol iAI!tUI pili ttllil anolltonl'lrr....-1. J-1, for or• held by Tr Col>b and .iiiii ~1151 , ..,_1 :.:::==~~= ~ Tho ' odd•makers are pick~l nan! IUid lfitlol lltiff lit J•.lifl·hlndtcl http. Thon there Is b!l<ll at ollortlliop, of cotlr10. " t 1 1 Ito" t'ID< he Palmer U.., hm bftlt lblo tlllli Jack lmllh. 1 rllli~handOr, with · V-lflt ..,.. ~·o;,,, .,::;~. I I Palm;,. is only 0111 ollilrlt ..... Ojlda tnJiitrt lnd loot. I l7·t r«''rd at Omaha loll yaor. n will bO .. • hi Palmer re.ts lever ID wln tho MOJltrt lhr.. II It ohou141 blppml llf4IID, It Allother llodaer roli.C ace. Lar· Ollv81', who btiHeil .117 1 ~ ·~ th- <OUr&t ' ti ., llo•IDI ,.,..,. ali with lbt """ld 1M tho and tl 1111 '"" fur ry liiJtry ii·Sl lo getllnl a abot ka!lt loot yur IUid bot a "ca11't -SUNNY WEATHER AHEAD: ; ; .,.•on ft~ .:.... ;ali said, l tr~itiiHI•I . ..,.,~;~ fi'"" Jtokttltt•••r Woltll' Alfloft, trhoil a• 1111 Iouth llartor to 10 alonl miN" label on hll!l. or the ~•-hi ..~ ....., before in llliil 1nd •• 11 woll 01 ltat Wlinltrruptlll llln•J•.., 10111111 lrith 11oul... Drytdolt ..d Plkl· eron hfndyman, Jnn Gilliam, ' . P•·-.. • 1 tlifr lh - wlfh tho llvdprt li lht h!pJIII rao. othoro In lht rUMinB fur ,.cond baM. olartlnl h~ awn ,....u.. round ,veor. Tho two • tll·lh>lt Ill an m ....... In tht .,-u1L Wll"-' ld w. r lob !.lUler Joh lloHbo •nd •OUII• "You hlu 1u """'"' his chanc·IWinntrl oro llm'!7 lllliid lllil Y ""'"'?' P - · • 0 ,.. • • • n ro ' • h LdWII Mtwttl bela etl.'fllent. lui I'd . , Jimtny Dom*"', bblh o1 whonl Alo!on "'."'I ,.., OP'IIk • lrho ••• Ha with tho Me!J l01t Camilli will ohore tho <ol< btl 81 01 81 MY keep :. .,, 01 JuUuo lforlt. ira celtjllllttJ 11m thll Umt. llttl ji!IQibiUIJ, but ht "'' hl1 1tlr; J111 MoeUer. 1-1 with tht duties. All Ster LATEX at - - -- - - ------ - - -- - ·- club hM 1 1llod chon'"· llod..ro. tl)d Phil Ortqo, 0.2 . Altton has 1 tlranl. ·~~,~~ a. "Wt iro llinl 1o be olrenJII' with lilt Jlat!l'"''· ban<h. Two vetoriJIJ, Duke . Ifni lhll Jllr tblb liot." •• prodlot- ror rilhl·hlndod hHUnt power and Wally Moon, lrl 20" kldbll........n lltiolll cleveland ... 10011011 .,._ 1 t •'hut ort 101111 of the In oddHion to !lltolrron, !hero will club for ~>Ufflold r-rve duty By Uolte4 Pr,., Jideroo ...ol S. Fronciact 100 4iiO lh- 4 I llihlr club>. 'l'hll . iolllil lo llo Ill T9mmy Dovlo, the ltague'l though ono of them mar ljO In • 63 AI BradeniDn. Flo. llonoli>u, 14iftllforli0lb Ill, • · balonH<I IIIII ilil b11Un1 ..d runt batted In chol!lp trado. Then lbtre lrt volar,.. Cincinnati 21o ooo o10- 1 11 t fried 111 o11t1 Ltll*kt. Motlohil •Mch ollll 10 lht 111•1 '"", ..d Fronk Hollar<!. who Don Zlml)ler and DII'JI f)JOIICOt VULCAN 20'' KaoSOJ City ooo 100 000- 1 1 t ODd lllllor. LOJir-ltohtllti'nolh. Wl)h tho lotoit illllilliir tt lhjuriH lllmo on fool a/lor fettlhJ off to a for inflold ut!Uty with 1 eluonot 4-Cycl• Joy. Worthington ,., and Pov· llii-LIJ)IItl. "til trln." bad liar!. lhat rookie llllil MeMul'-'. 1 .ld 95 lrltfl Motor i•ti<h. Pena. Fischer 11' ani At San J01t, OiiUI. allllloa fll!trJ 11111111 tll!l•r Pt.yo Thlnl biller at , Omal)lt ID 11!1, mlpt Co111.. Ia I llfbl paatel Bryan. Winner - .lay. Looer- L.AJIIeleal A) IIIII • Gill- t 1 t ]t wat lh iajllr)' ID Iindy 'l'hlo yair Alston hao wid Tom- beat ou( ooe of tham. NU,,Y II" JlhldOI Peaa. lloulim ClOt IIOii tm--141 ....,••• lht tpetd ••ll d(lll>, .., tltv~ ba trW p]IJ third ba... Moon COD plar ftrol .. wen " .-.c,cle PAINT ROLLIRS 63 Ar Lakeland. Fla. Lit, fill•orro <71 ami Rolli..,•· •hk!b .ruined lhl ~~eq,.., lUI perletl, IlK! 1110 told Howard ho tho outfield. Another handrn'ili· ondTtAYNew York rAI 1011110 0110-3 6 o E. Slldt•tld rot. 11'111111, Jttm· yttl'. llaliof •• !I fl ... ~ wUI ploy 111ft hlld resularly. Last LH WaiJJ, D11i play lhf llil!lld, ,.., Qu,lltr HU,Y 24" Detroit _.. _. ooo ooo 110- • B 1 merer 191 11111 ..tel)l~n. Camp· 1 hand lnjur1 for<*~ lihi Dlfl&, wbo balled .1111 with tht outfield and bl a plneh. Rhlf 'M OUTSIDE 95 Stafford. Roniff 111 and BoT" bell rs1. Wiftllllt-Lw. ,.,..,. -tho oi6ollnll In mld·,..l<l!. Ill tl borne rUI)I and tilt RBit. al· lt't aaay to ,.. why tha 63 WHITE PAINT eat. • Bllllllin&. Egan •7• Fox 19t and Brunet. h10 loliill<l Uko tb,.ltoulot,of !hot llrJtttod bli•llfn tho ,..tlleld and ""' oro fovored agaiD, but Triandos. Wlnn...-sta!lord. Loo«r At San Bernardino. oaUI. fltil bali of 1.. 10 fir 111.lllll'·inllhin1 bolO. lloword spont • lot of memborlnl the last three"'"'SPRAY 1S.L99 - Bunning. HRs-M•ris, Pep1talle. Boston 000 001 y • lr•trilnl. · l-. :fttit Pttrt oi .the HIIIJOn dl'l 11nd the other ~tendi~J clubs. PAINT- lift At We•t Palm Beach. Flo. Chk:ago rNI 041 400 22> t! t• t aut tlit1lilll, lol, i!lca... .IJIII'Ilil ...llh haellilt he II anythlhl ln<ludtn1 lhl G~ll ond Rods. For car touch vp no toolllcal Stephen... , Kolstad <II. ley cilllldtl'i hH liflllltndlld pltclilnl, but 1 ...,a hl80, lo,t ~ hit al10 IJ underllandable why they '""hin~ton 100 Olo 000 ,__. I J 171 and Kilmer. Bub!, K So they dealt ·IWijt Olfl() tf llitlt .• fllllt ., IIRI IlK! Ill lilllo. mlgbt IO&t again, TIMI TO PLAY BALLI *''.lilt '. '' ' PAGE u.,...... bruslo Ill lilt ... THIS WEEK'S t .t.UGIM'AI Ut. tuPII........ b, •IIIGI!f 111e oo-<alled ou.!Jidert.' and ~ ptllilw lltlllliftll ._ ;;;K. bebavio• ilrl•• • ~ U.w --. I PQint's BAnd Selected FQr U.S. Tour S89S Jill,. _($!!.:.: KARR ~& VAN ZANDT 'i~ .I :;::" I '. ~~ ~ "J/:W ••lit i ~~ .,00... I I .: ':t ''"'* bt•• !,:!' •"h"' ....... '* for ~ ""'*mtrJthinr ·- . . . . . ilop in one lOan ·8«411111t. Dim - BaY,~ a ••u ' Lowll' Prien 'I"' 36· FLAT PAINT 39: Gallon $3.79 lh•• "" ••••IJ tllr"''-" •1<!1 ......._49· It'*· 1/!l TfaliJJ will flllit ,.. ·-~-- ...... .. ~,.,··.' ~for,_. .PAINTe • JGleb 11 R It E 'b/tron ' WHEN MONU' '\ IS fHI OUii&TION ' ITY OAN . I IS THI .ANSWEL 98C BOB MILLER, Mgr. 125 E. M1in 51., PoMeroy 4 119· $500-up to Plitme , . ........ H"p In to Moor~'s For Spring Specials I ! 1 , .. . Phone WY 2-2171 C tlo•• 000 010 100 0-1 !II 2 141, Brewer (7) and Ranew. w· · ~ milton. Bronst.ad 151, Hart ~ ner-Buhl. Loser - stephenson. . :. n 18) and Retze. Shaw, Clonin- HRt-Saut(l. Banks, Tillman, · , •!P. C:mstable IJI •nd Ctin- IOnly gi.fflU lclledul«!l ; !:~II. Winner - H•nb•n . Wer 1 ·.,., ~ table . TOP 111JQl• REMAIN ".f i lwouket ootball Fix Data Set For Late Today At Orlando, Fla. . bUNiifiiN, Fl,. <UP!t - ary "tL,burih 100 0<11 ooo-1 • oiPlayor, Arnold Pl~r fnd Jocli Minnesota . . 000 010 wo- I 4 11Nlekliui today reme~ t-1-J Jn Friend ond Pagliaornr. Kraliok, pro plfo D»llfll WlftniJi« startdMoort Iii tnd BltlfY, !lftHhlr· lngs . Dan Sikn Jr. , tbe only uht \ man •al . Loser-Kraliek. HR - q( Ute top 11 to action Ia&' ~' AL KUeTI'flf~lt definitely would have some rom· Jimmy Wilson and ends Richard Ciendenotl. ,V,.kend. added $25 ID hit alxth Uailol l'nll Jotortltllllll 1114!111 on the inveoliJIIIon II blo WiiUamoon and_Bill llottlt. At St. Jletenburgh, Fla. pia~-. 4tandiJII when M tinJsi1ed A1'LANT~ •UPil-Gov. Carl!. news conference. . Comm•tt-;e V1ce Chairman J . T. 1 Philo. 001 1103 IIIII- 1 11 1Mb In thl Alilu Oplil 11 'Nil- Sonde" .. 1d he WOII!d make pul> Coolt d kend Mellow oaid Bernie Moore, St. Loui1 ., ., 000 040 lllD- -4 • oimiDJf:Oa. N.C. Uc today the detatla If I 1t1t1 aat ~er the wet .. that missioner of the s::e;~~;: Btowu, Culp It ) and &lrytn•. · --.. _ investlgatlan into an accuati~ the U1Vestglabon report wl~ show COnference, would appear pie. Gib,.n, Fonok {7 '. Olivo '"OLDEST KIYA~II\' ll@!llJMJ!t! that former Georgis Albie!OI Jil. lh*il!utts, who t"'llntid hll. uni· day. Moore luis been making and Sawatski, McC.dtvtr fT) . fNWAOO !UPtl _ The st. 1rPCtur Wallact :lutts and Alabama ~~aity POif. lalt '.~ruary, pas_sed own investigation, and the Winner-culp. Loser-Fanok:. [..OUi8 Cardinali wm return to 'ICoach Paul Bryant ClhlpireEI 1.11 L~!tll lnturmetlon to Bryant Jl:'st Senate Rackets subeofhrttlttie · a f oot•,,a 11 game 1ast fa11. uerore the 1962 game · Ioo k.mg ·mto the acCUflawun "· At Vero Beach. Fhil. Vhl4JI•• r. the first time since r1g , . in Whl(~h Js Baltimore .. 200 120 100- I 11 a they moved ill 1111 when they Sandera received a final report ~~~! beat Georgia, 35-0. determine of federal tanlblli11 L 1 I the J~~es · r r Monti<l• ; ht ~"' oUIII and Bryant have de· 1 . latlicl . Ang·a fN> IOJ • (X)O- t 4 Oil play the Bears in prOfessional:" G ::._~'£ nied the accusation contained in awa were Roberta and ltrown. 8tterry, IUotbaJI'1 olde.t rivalry at fMidier rom • e · en. ~_Jenf . .· · · · Scott lSI, )'•rr.anoski !I• •11• ~leld Aug. 31 in an armlf"d fofres \ ~"· but ht ~efu~ te ftlepf ~v::nt,::ut Bthe ~tu~~: ftol!leboro , (lflmllli 181 . Lua- -~ benefit ltme. Tbt Btar• hold • 11.8 l'OJltent• until h1s news conferg . . 80. utts, •• ~ ••-rry • Hll.- Ro..-._..n. •;-." •1- IN W<U8" ~ atht$10 mdhon hbel 1u1t ag••nst OJIA' over lh Mr former Ieft(..'e toda•~· 1 At £inti Barbara, C&lif. elty opponenta. 'f!he ntWs conference ii IChed· magat ne. : 'VIiiW'iflllllili I 1 11 1111 luled foJ' l :-t$ p.m., EST. GIYI liWtt Tl!ltlllumy • - " 4>!lfti!UIM1"ilPli .M-.M!b& imtiii.IJ~l!UthOI IIUJI · "I don't think a midnight newa 1 confererict woul{l bt 1 tOdd ! The Poet artlclt 1111 Atlanta 1 thlng," ..nders told newsmen w~ insuranc:e man George Burnett •ought dttail• of the lnvettigatiolj overhfard flutts give Bry1nt Geor. Monday nlflht. "That mllftl Jtlolr 'lo lloln oocrets durin& o long R:l' ]oint Tmlord clandeatine and we don;t want ~~~1:ai'K!t telephonf cortYersation that " li!lht days belbl'll tho I''""· Onlr Prafeulonll ,.. Hne C•••eat Fivt Allblrile footbliitl players * ;: ' l!:trlon ' Llttlo LMtilo f.77 pr. Pony LNf.UO & Revular Splkt ShOea t,99, pr. Ball Glo-, ~I TyPM and Stylet T... New S.ltl111 Tralnlli' -- MOORE'S ······-···- NAMI eFllL OUT EGG A~us COUPON AND IRING n~11ary ____________ CIT\' .,..----- PHONI - - IICI No purehaH Ul HAM toNTPf ... · IN POMEIOY and wlnfter will II< nollfiedeonle!l ondi April II, 1963. Draw1ne at 1:00 p.m. AprU 11th. Pleue refer to ConteSt Hril't wonderful cooking starts here! Store ,..,.,..,, IMii RlllN~ VlO . :r a..u ~h- Ro<iPe·right results eveJ? time! Only flamele•• electrie cooking ha8 precision oontrol so sure to please you, your family, your budget. 8 !lilt of 10 Ohio Power customers eno joy cooler, cleaner electrio H00kS 'ft s1•Jces ! --;p·~~-:.t{i(hi_fOr·e t ·i@llfaHn\j:-W ·"*j... t·h·~ ~ ~IJ')ii~gr!!(~~·~~:~ ) j $i'Q.'J><if l ,;., cooking. Average coot 18 only ·~a dl>y on our low rates! See the new eleCtric rangee now. Co111pare modern features, modern beauty, safety and · performance - you'll find ELECTRIC COOKING provideo WONDERFUL LIVING. s:::r:o::::r::~i~~he1•0;~;h ::.:e~ .~~!~~yI ~:;j::,:~ . • • 1, • new IG" ns season. Now · k b 1 ittee 1 JS the time to pre~art yours 11 1 th v• Coo y 1e ephoD, y nl&bt. comm nv11r18•!'ms the p ost . . e or • • or grow1ng past- - - ---- ---.Uqllioo. The l"<i!IJ included All· tune of playms blf. I have never knQWn a spot't that A....lt. linebacker .... Jlo Jor· ! holds ll.s mterest as wen 111olf doe,. Pass;ng lhe time IDCIDDali dan, ardt Jlmm sha~ and ' •way wtlh friends. tn coltljlotltlon olr .l ust for pure plt!tf---~- -- __ Y~- --- ure in thlo outdoor sport, holds many ···~dill& UH· undiS<iosed BUm. forgettable memories. . • Swinging a heavier club (one that l!~llbl 11 to 20 The sale liiUIOUri<ed ·Mohday ounces I It lent U mlnut~s a day will help stretch man; nlghi did not includ<! the Gardtns. muscles necessary to twlnl • aotf club, Gettllli tholle 0 !J31U 'Ill• other ~ per ..nt of tho wmtry ~reaks, out ol your 'body should be done olowly ll Rorolo lint!~ is owned br • num· 41 f1rst . l>ractoce With \1•, \'; , tnd ~~ awing and thlh to . bet ~ oto<liltolders, nHIIt o1 U..m !be full piVot, whi~h rou UIO when illttl. the drJvtt. CINCINNATI, Ohio. <UPJI ":" jlt&hl the Cin<innail I!Q. Pulling On the. li~lllj! room rua wII undoqbtablp btl~ Warren Ml!nael, Cmcmnall btm· Hensel.• rnlnufoctutin. agent any player fatniltarize ltl1!18ell With iitcb lllblle It 1rlp """'man and oportsman long m· i for induatrlol firmo and owne1· of ~tance, dostance, -all . p,tacel!le!lt, dlttctlijJi, tlid th~ ter..ted In owolnl tho Cici!lnaij 11111 II'. ; . Htnotl t.qutpment eo., stroke. Putting is a sclfn~, tllltl 01\'D, Mtll\ods of cood Royals basketball club, reaihed !oakl he purchosed «~otrollin« in· players dJffer somewhAt, lltlt riot to the extent that h'' ambition m a deal. orronsad ,temt from Emprlse Crop., a causes ihcons1stency. There are certain fundamentals during the weekend and an- ·OOlding firm controlled by Jacobs. that are compulsory to a consistant stroke. and they are nounced Monday nlsbt. 111 which ,Me said be hao alway• been inas follows: he became the second new own-lteruted in owning the club and I. Square blade to target. er of the club Ia four day•. 1hOld "repeotedly expres8od an In· 2. Righ !hand parallel with putttr fJce, and then keeP' i 'l11f a<tltlh 1.., llh Wldii!Cioaed tereot ln . ownll!l. them." lng right hand toward the· !me and keeping It thert olnoUhl ...,k top a.,111 011111111 .A ""'tdilim! •I tho ~It th;·oughout lhe stroke. ~. ' ,_ Botb c .. . the club r,. ...1 li1 CmoJQboli. · •. . th bl d I b Ib•' -rpr,_. aner 11 ...... ..,..,.., . 3. . Keepmg • 1 e ow to t e eround on the bacl· ager Npp& WllOoO and \'ice · --""· •wmg. Preoldent Tom Groce Hid they 800ftll llriNED, IUIPBNDED 4. Eye directly over ball. . 'k - llllli!lt!f ff( lilt .... II!JIII 111 _ M~TQII, J:a. IIJl!Jl -East. Rules are another part of tilt came and It is for your llorftllil lit -~ .. . . *rn • •, LeQ1II i'rooldel1t own gOOd that you have a fairljj' .dec,nt kuawledge of \ · · · Ilori, llliiiOIPii filled 'l'om HOover ~hem, not only to ones,lf but to he oppon~t, involved. MODHI, 41, purehatld "' per o1 tho ~ Bulllto tt!IO ~ F!Jr !Ito beneftl of 1/eJIIInera (to whom I •m partial) cent or the oulllandlnl Royala 'laY ""' -ndad him fur tho c· . . OHIO POWIR COMIIANT Roya1s Are S }d A • . ' Fingerm1rk1, even crayon w, marks, wash rl&h1 olli Comt In 1nd •••· ~hem. ' 1bout to mal:e a 1troke. - · \'leek pureha8od tht Ntttlonal Bu- etee Jihl Arm"""'l durlnl a sat. btbail A!IIICICiatloo rlub and the urday playoff Uaclattali Glrdttlt ..._ 1or .. w~~ ' .• ,., • t 1 '' i~E9!JM~"'·.: •, • •• " .I j ~- ... ~- 1. . ·<i · t . ;~''· .'• J · "'' ~' . ' ' ;'~\·:f#'i. .. ,~fA ·• . t:lWI:< 1 ~~: , ._, ,.!~:~~lor >J!i,llf "' . .. .811Qi11 ., . ~~~-·~'';·~~~·~t~. ·;;'!:f~~~~~~~~~~~ ..... ' ' I No,.n-,oul Ia &. stand close ·to, directly behind, or .. t:Onlli'tlt any disturbance tllat mlcht dlstracl the player WILL II AT OUR STORE . (Jr. Jpj & Mill •••, t.'ldcll¥"t ; •••lho,l ~._:~~~~~I~:~r.: :;:~no~~:i~~et:'" witb golf eli· ~~ !::..':.~~ juB:J':; :-....:-: C ~ :;-~:: ...... d I'- Redemption Representative hiYt Ill tht ntw colort. II FOI .. .. ..~ ,~~~ ;_.·,.•. '"',_,_·, . WALIIAPil ~1. ,.. ' .,, ·\ 1-'·* TlfUlS. ···· AI'RI~ .••h " ' ~ . SINCE 1896 .·-~=o:~t,~~L 10130 ., ...... ,, . . ·~ . ,, lrfiig 'Yi!W ·~~11 • l~ect Yotr G@IJI. '14, '• �' I • . • I ' ' Dad loves"Mom, Mom loves Dad;·both love a· bargain from The. Want Ad .. Sentinel, WAIIIT AD INFO~ATION DEADLINES ~~ ~~~~ P 1C1 !lay tlafOM Pabllea~ •(laday Ot!adlln" e:M " fll:anlbJ' 111 4;ANl:EllATIUNS CURREt'TIUNS WUJ 1M aeeaptild until t :OO 1\. I& J'nr DQ al Punl,.at\MI IIEGUJ,.ATIUNS rt1e •utljlaher re~ ~- I'IP'I "' e(IJI ot ret~et allJ' aG. de11..,11!111 Olt,teetiODitlle Ez-ln lhoald be ftport..:l lmMRIII.el:t' 'nM 1.1111:11.,. wW oat btl rUJIOQJIItU• 101" I'l . ~N l!IID Ofte lfl.,.........,. laMrrtOII RATES For Want Ad Senia oe C111111.1 per •oru, one • n..,rt~ . (9) FOR SALE Rev~ Pitzer To POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST uc'!: BET Lead Crusade Agafust Cancer Newly overhauled V8 enejne, P. B. Drivf, radio, heater. like new tires. green finish, clean interior. · S795 1960 Chevrolet Impala 4-Door H.T. $1895 .......ow 280 H.P. engine automatic trans., power steerin.:; and brakes, new 800 whitewall tires , jet blaek firililh with matching black and white i~terior, radio, heater and scor· es of other deluxe equipment. Truly an outstanding car at a fraction of original price. ..eauv. buutlona ~ ra ... of 4 cenu per •otd ll'ill be. cb.U'IH ror 11hertlala1 IJ not Nk'l •Iilla 10 dQII after -*~ CARD TllANiti - sua ror aiaimlml Eaclt artdi\IOJl. te. Otlttuarle. pUbll._. •I 1 '*II per lll'<ltll. DO Word II word OFFICE HOURS 1:1111 A. ·M ICI 6:00 P M O.lb' a.tardii;:JI ~:lin A. II tn 12:00 DIKdl IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESULT PRODUCING @) V~ . FOR SALE WANT AD PHONE WY2-2157 LANDMARK Parisienne FESTIVAL NOTICES SALE! Thursdoy, Friday, Saturday, Apr. 4·5-6 • Refreshments, Prizes, Free Registration 1 - 9'.0 polntecl Plywood 801t •nd a.n. lxctllent condition. Price $90. v.. 1 big el•ctrle driven cem•nt mixer - •xcell•nt condition. Prie• $90. David C. Miller 241-71h Avo. Middleport, Ohio Phone WY 2·5191 . APIIILI The I"WW-Wile-You-t.eom' Garclub wjll ' meet TUeadly a1 , p.m. at IIIIi bome ol lfrl, ., r ' . · •• , beginning of Cancer COl> APRIL I trol Month, which Is ao desig· The Rock Springs H o m·• ualed each year by IIIIi Pi'esi· DemollBirallon eluti wlll· meet ••ilii'i4 dent of !be United Stales. Wednl!"'-8:' at• 10:30 8.1'1. at 1M The Cruaade leader •aid the libme of Mrs. Henry Wells. Swe1prospec · 'ta for eventually solv· we.avlng will 1M! taught. eancer prohlem have The Pomeroy Shall:espoare been as ·great 18 they clu~ :wm meet at the Cowl!)' today. "We are now sav· l~ry IJ'uesday at 2 p.m. .,.... Ibill! ooe oul of ·three <811Cer pa· APRIL t tWenty-five ye~s ago The Past Chiefs of Magnolla ,,.._;,.! ". fewer than OI)O '"'' of Temple Pyllitan Sisters wIll f>ve. We could save one "'ll of meet Thursday evening at the two .under Ideal condiUOIIB." borne of Mil. Adam Ebersbaeh. The educational aspect of 1110 ' The Afternoon Circle ol Cnmade will seek to persuade Heath Melhodi•t Church will more adulta to have an annual meet Thul'llday, April 4 at 2 p. ;::~IIM'ialth ehectup -' a precaution with Mrs. Bruce J,Jo)'d as against pouible : death f ro m program · leader and Mrs. Wa~ C811Cer. ler Hayes devotional chalt. . man. lfolllesses are Mrs, LIJ.. The Crusade ehalrman stat· U.kle, .Mrs. ~ Saunbe felt we can mate and Mrs. BettY Forest. 1963 Crusade a record one · fives saved and in the fu11411sl FINED . . COSTS · are urgently needed for jre.rea1ceh, if everyone works 11> POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) OPEN EVES.-7:00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO • ' ! V8 engine, std. trans. , nice clean interior, aU .goo/.t.J.res, heater and other extras. lllrUmum Charce an NnW t Cenb per •ord for T~ eoa. :rl Pr. ·PLEASANT - The Rev. Plclt.... Eaeb mOmber It ,..I!E~A. Pitzer ill C h rt sl ull:fd to brln& an arrqetllilllt ' ' cburch, bas ·' been i'ilmeroy Chapter J86 OES to lud the American will meet In rtgula; ieoelon ~~~Society 191l:'J Cancer Tuesday at 7:45 pJn, at' lb e ' In Muoo County. The Pomeroy PdlSDlolc Templl. was aon01p1ced by Mrs. The Pomeroy Band BOOster. F. G. Johnson, prtlli~enl d. Association will. meet TueildaJ Mason County Unit of I he 7:3CJ.' p.m. In the ~ IIJgb School auditorium. The nomJ. lna:ling con>nlill<e ww·'reporL' 1958 Plymouth 4-Dr. St.e. Wagon_ $895 1957 Chevrolet 210 4-Door • PHOTO cteuter Insuranee, " ·'• : W·MPO Radio MIINnn TIIIIIJ I'IDIAt e:oo It:it IINU:IMt !Ina t:!lt Nnl 6:111 OoulllrJ 1111110 'l'lmil 8:11 00111111'7 JaiDIIONII 1:11 Newt "sure , W Ill N ua or "" G:4l U.lp CawiiJ lii'D ,,. llnilldul ~ ~'~ttl t :DO Newt 1:01 liruldlll Pll'll 1:11 Nalrl 11• IINUfUI hill t:iO tltilt 1111 IINildlll ~ a:u •- hid lbo• 7:116 1'11111111 lllrdnn 1111011 l:llt Newt 7:10 1,.. NIWI 11e1Jur1 IIIII 8rtUfu\ Parlf !~ : OQ 8'110 II~ 8:10 1:1111 Radio IIJmul 10,01 Pollta ''"' lO:Ii Mullo In lht All t:il' l'lews 9... ,- Coffee Wllb JIMI 9:10 News t:as Coffee Wllb Janet HG Betty NewtoD Show tO:IlO lltft . 11.115 111110 11:11 12:011 12: li 12::10 10:10 ,. 10'"" u ·OO lliDB Newi Mn . Interlude rrung ,..,. T Show '"" en NeWll IIUtloll'l Top Tell SboW News- Nooa Reporl 1\IUilo IDIAII'IIIIII 1\eY. Merlin Teeta 1•00 • ~···· 4'30 Neft • :.. Plaw- .,.._ WOI'IIIiP 'ft!Un,J •·- s:oo - 1•:01. Ntion Nm ~:15 Mlllill .11111 ht You 12,15 Ooeilltn 0tH IIIII' rrt. i2:8o MIWO JliiR I'Or ~ou News t;Oo 1\'.uslc Jut For You I:t; fiiiWI l·3li M1181C Just ll'or y.., .Iiiii rOt YOll N Z··~ .... 2' 35 !lUIIO Just For Yoa 3:00 Neon S:OII Platter ,...., s.:so News s 35 Platter PartJ &:oo Mm l.05 .e - dQ .... - - .... dl!lenllt. AC!Jf...... Qoolalillll IW OttWd X1!Q . • _,. 5:30 Sign 011 I;OO Febru~: Oil No N- 7:35 Army Hour I:GO ' IIev. 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WHk ... _....,;,_,__;, t·OO Neft 4;05 Platw PEIJ 1i ·BS Upper 1 00 -1'1:111 3:3$ Plaller PIII'I:J N~ (Family Ul:'!i -n., Good Life Ul:ll Ulldlr Ohio llldU 11 , 00 New• ..... ...=..., ··-..:-r 3:30 Neft Swap Sbllp u ·IO News 11:40 Country llDedOWII • News Breaklaat Pan, Yu ParllOII Sport 1111011 BI'W<fast ,...., . 1:46 •Jal<er Fum Show-'frt. 10:00 ~II!IeriUde AaoelaiiAID .01'1 Mlll'1)tn& · Dairy Farm. House furnish· ed. Edison Hollon, Rt. 1, . -·: 17 1 '" lii'MIIIUI 1:111 ~ewt .hrl:7 to work on • • 1:011 Ntwa Ma~t .' ·- .... �' I • . • I ' ' Dad loves"Mom, Mom loves Dad;·both love a· bargain from The. Want Ad .. Sentinel, WAIIIT AD INFO~ATION DEADLINES ~~ ~~~~ P 1C1 !lay tlafOM Pabllea~ •(laday Ot!adlln" e:M " fll:anlbJ' 111 4;ANl:EllATIUNS CURREt'TIUNS WUJ 1M aeeaptild until t :OO 1\. I& J'nr DQ al Punl,.at\MI IIEGUJ,.ATIUNS rt1e •utljlaher re~ ~- I'IP'I "' e(IJI ot ret~et allJ' aG. de11..,11!111 Olt,teetiODitlle Ez-ln lhoald be ftport..:l lmMRIII.el:t' 'nM 1.1111:11.,. wW oat btl rUJIOQJIItU• 101" I'l . ~N l!IID Ofte lfl.,.........,. laMrrtOII RATES For Want Ad Senia oe C111111.1 per •oru, one • n..,rt~ . (9) FOR SALE Rev~ Pitzer To POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST uc'!: BET Lead Crusade Agafust Cancer Newly overhauled V8 enejne, P. B. Drivf, radio, heater. like new tires. green finish, clean interior. · S795 1960 Chevrolet Impala 4-Door H.T. $1895 .......ow 280 H.P. engine automatic trans., power steerin.:; and brakes, new 800 whitewall tires , jet blaek firililh with matching black and white i~terior, radio, heater and scor· es of other deluxe equipment. Truly an outstanding car at a fraction of original price. ..eauv. buutlona ~ ra ... of 4 cenu per •otd ll'ill be. cb.U'IH ror 11hertlala1 IJ not Nk'l •Iilla 10 dQII after -*~ CARD TllANiti - sua ror aiaimlml Eaclt artdi\IOJl. te. Otlttuarle. pUbll._. •I 1 '*II per lll'<ltll. DO Word II word OFFICE HOURS 1:1111 A. ·M ICI 6:00 P M O.lb' a.tardii;:JI ~:lin A. II tn 12:00 DIKdl IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESULT PRODUCING @) V~ . FOR SALE WANT AD PHONE WY2-2157 LANDMARK Parisienne FESTIVAL NOTICES SALE! Thursdoy, Friday, Saturday, Apr. 4·5-6 • Refreshments, Prizes, Free Registration 1 - 9'.0 polntecl Plywood 801t •nd a.n. lxctllent condition. Price $90. v.. 1 big el•ctrle driven cem•nt mixer - •xcell•nt condition. Prie• $90. David C. Miller 241-71h Avo. Middleport, Ohio Phone WY 2·5191 . APIIILI The I"WW-Wile-You-t.eom' Garclub wjll ' meet TUeadly a1 , p.m. at IIIIi bome ol lfrl, ., r ' . · •• , beginning of Cancer COl> APRIL I trol Month, which Is ao desig· The Rock Springs H o m·• ualed each year by IIIIi Pi'esi· DemollBirallon eluti wlll· meet ••ilii'i4 dent of !be United Stales. Wednl!"'-8:' at• 10:30 8.1'1. at 1M The Cruaade leader •aid the libme of Mrs. Henry Wells. Swe1prospec · 'ta for eventually solv· we.avlng will 1M! taught. eancer prohlem have The Pomeroy Shall:espoare been as ·great 18 they clu~ :wm meet at the Cowl!)' today. "We are now sav· l~ry IJ'uesday at 2 p.m. .,.... Ibill! ooe oul of ·three <811Cer pa· APRIL t tWenty-five ye~s ago The Past Chiefs of Magnolla ,,.._;,.! ". fewer than OI)O '"'' of Temple Pyllitan Sisters wIll f>ve. We could save one "'ll of meet Thursday evening at the two .under Ideal condiUOIIB." borne of Mil. Adam Ebersbaeh. The educational aspect of 1110 ' The Afternoon Circle ol Cnmade will seek to persuade Heath Melhodi•t Church will more adulta to have an annual meet Thul'llday, April 4 at 2 p. ;::~IIM'ialth ehectup -' a precaution with Mrs. Bruce J,Jo)'d as against pouible : death f ro m program · leader and Mrs. Wa~ C811Cer. ler Hayes devotional chalt. . man. lfolllesses are Mrs, LIJ.. The Crusade ehalrman stat· U.kle, .Mrs. ~ Saunbe felt we can mate and Mrs. BettY Forest. 1963 Crusade a record one · fives saved and in the fu11411sl FINED . . COSTS · are urgently needed for jre.rea1ceh, if everyone works 11> POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) OPEN EVES.-7:00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO • ' ! V8 engine, std. trans. , nice clean interior, aU .goo/.t.J.res, heater and other extras. lllrUmum Charce an NnW t Cenb per •ord for T~ eoa. :rl Pr. ·PLEASANT - The Rev. Plclt.... Eaeb mOmber It ,..I!E~A. Pitzer ill C h rt sl ull:fd to brln& an arrqetllilllt ' ' cburch, bas ·' been i'ilmeroy Chapter J86 OES to lud the American will meet In rtgula; ieoelon ~~~Society 191l:'J Cancer Tuesday at 7:45 pJn, at' lb e ' In Muoo County. The Pomeroy PdlSDlolc Templl. was aon01p1ced by Mrs. The Pomeroy Band BOOster. F. G. Johnson, prtlli~enl d. Association will. meet TueildaJ Mason County Unit of I he 7:3CJ.' p.m. In the ~ IIJgb School auditorium. The nomJ. lna:ling con>nlill<e ww·'reporL' 1958 Plymouth 4-Dr. St.e. Wagon_ $895 1957 Chevrolet 210 4-Door • PHOTO cteuter Insuranee, " ·'• : W·MPO Radio MIINnn TIIIIIJ I'IDIAt e:oo It:it IINU:IMt !Ina t:!lt Nnl 6:111 OoulllrJ 1111110 'l'lmil 8:11 00111111'7 JaiDIIONII 1:11 Newt "sure , W Ill N ua or "" G:4l U.lp CawiiJ lii'D ,,. llnilldul ~ ~'~ttl t :DO Newt 1:01 liruldlll Pll'll 1:11 Nalrl 11• IINUfUI hill t:iO tltilt 1111 IINildlll ~ a:u •- hid lbo• 7:116 1'11111111 lllrdnn 1111011 l:llt Newt 7:10 1,.. 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WJEH RADIO 11, 30 lltWI UtiD GSXI BK KBDZI Cl'fr Bl Bll: 11&1' VWI .WIIII:J A 'li'GXII:QBAP.-.\ WUXa .\ B 8 II: ~~ OOU!WIIIll A VDm1J1 O!lt.! 10 1'4 ... ft 18 bliiiiClTIID at PI\UDIIMO-ltl.OK IJI;50 Social SeeurU, 11,00 Co"*' . , _ 111111 . ~'taller ,...., ................ lo L•lloPIILLO\f ~ One lttterii!OPIJ IVIll\olllof. Iii IIlio 10mp1e A II .... ... 1111 ill, X lor tllo two 0'1, 014. lllllll letletl, · aotlllol. lit llollll llllol 1111 ..... oN all hlntl. 1:05 Plaller Parl)l . Room Medltallolll NolO! 11:18 loll Jooeo Sloek Aft. 1.01 Plaller Pan, l 0\l NIWI 1:06 l:lbliO DAILY .c:IYPTOQ1!0'1'1: - .._.. 11eW .. WHk ... _....,;,_,__;, t·OO Neft 4;05 Platw PEIJ 1i ·BS Upper 1 00 -1'1:111 3:3$ Plaller PIII'I:J N~ (Family Ul:'!i -n., Good Life Ul:ll Ulldlr Ohio llldU 11 , 00 New• ..... ...=..., ··-..:-r 3:30 Neft Swap Sbllp u ·IO News 11:40 Country llDedOWII • News Breaklaat Pan, Yu ParllOII Sport 1111011 BI'W<fast ,...., . 1:46 •Jal<er Fum Show-'frt. 10:00 ~II!IeriUde AaoelaiiAID .01'1 Mlll'1)tn& · Dairy Farm. House furnish· ed. Edison Hollon, Rt. 1, . -·: 17 1 '" lii'MIIIUI 1:111 ~ewt .hrl:7 to work on • • 1:011 Ntwa Ma~t .' ·- .... �.., .I • ' . 1-DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, o..' April 2, 11183 • - ' NOW YOU KNOW .... .......' ..... .... Mainly About Heel with . . . People In eo - Pomeroy 111 Jf . . . . . . . ' enttne e eat. o.er,. ........... u ' ' ftaM ..,.,_ Det~Oied Eldon Woeb lpJ!It 1be nel<· I In~- with ' 8Clll ancl dalllhter-Jn-llw. :Mr. llld Mra. Jolut R. ..... llld son, Tom aDd Wu accompuied home by Mra. Woeb w b o several dayt ·lbert. , Roy Ev101 Ill Canol Wlnc:heJ. j ter visited Sunday, irlth and Mrs. Rollln Bearhs was accompanied home Mrs. Evllll llld children, Pam,. I llld Jay, who spent a few days with her parenta. :Mr. and Mrs. Marion eoog. don ol Parkersburg, W. Va. vis· lted Sunday -with Mr. ancl Mrs. G. T. Carleton. Mrs. Clifford Leifheit was a Visitor In Athens Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wondon and children were Sunday ever.. · Committees Named By Group For · MissionoiJ Banquet VOL XIV NO. 296 ==';~~lnte;eGen. eral Assembi;-~Y Seoa81 tors cot ready to vote on ·a con· troverslll biD to lighten work· men'o compensation. Sponsored by Sans. Charles H. Joneo, R-Hamllton, and RobIn T, Turner, R-Tiffln, the proposal would provide lor baeks in benefits and' eligibility requirements In many areas to their 19511 level. Mii)Orlty Democrats were exllected to oppos< lbe ' b iII, which ba• been blasted tiy the Ol}to ..~L-CIO and organized labor. The proposal wao supported Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farley Cheyloo spent Saturday, with Edward Parker, Miners- Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher Parkersburg, W. Va. were guests of their parMr. and Mrs. Madon Fishand Mr. and Mrs. Sam Am- In committee ~~~~~ · b~Y'at:: Ohio Manufac!l:"'er• and lbe Ohio Chamber of eom. merce. ' •• CHILLICO'I1iE In ltu time thon It tol<fl to read thla nawaplper ;, you con hava your lown work all flnlahtcl ... If you do It this Scotto Way. Scotts Turf Builder will give your grass the best ·. meal it ever had (and it's bungey). Scotts Hollo will stop crabgrass from even starting. and you Cleans out grubs and ·moles too plant grass seed at once. can. (No need to walt a month or two as witb otbj!f crabgrass controls. SH th• Compl..e Line of Scotto wwn Core Productt ELBERFELDS IN ·POMEROY KRISTO SLUSH Delicious Flavors eCberry eGrape • Orange • Lemon eRaspberry DAIRY VALLEY WY 2-2556 At the Pomeroy Bend Brld.. MEIGS THEATRE I rOMIROY, OHIO . LAST TIME TONIGHT "IILLY ROll'S JUMBO" (Tecbnieolor) ·r ,. ,.' . ·.,.., SlEST, BOUNCIFST, Three R1n&-t-8ing · Musical Circus ever to· pitcb a Tent ln your Helll'll -----SALE! A!lril 3-4 Cleo. Meet them in this All: cartoon show. SOngs: HjDi~e-Dee-Dee ; Give a Lit· lie Whistle; Got No Strings· When You Wish Upon a Sta; "THI SICRIT OF Toddl•ra & Children• TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY FAMII.Y NIGHTS Douglas Fairbaakl • ChorUe Chaplin Oliver Hardy Stan l..aurel "DAYS OF THRILLS AND LAUGHTER" - and- SheUy Winter• Burl lves Jamea Darren Jean Seberl "LIT NO MAN WRITI MY EPITAPH" Al10 Cartoon (Tecbnicolor) Calhoun, Patricia Br.diD, Jan Hunter, John Gree· Terror! Treachery! Fabulous quett for Treuuref , Thurs. & Prl, Chubby Cbacker ' "IP A MAN ANIWIIU" . Sandra Dee Dion AND Bonnets P•stels & D•rk Sh•des. F•bulous Buys! -and-- . teo McKern "THI DAY THI IARTH 'CAUGHT 'Pill" , AI ... Col;hon Bulk Tank · Sizes 12 mo. to 6x $4· 99 .... '5· 99 < Vl<ft:Sr.ncer ''TWI I(IUMD THI CI.CKK" Janet MUDI'O . A!lrll 7..., . Easter Coats • ~ ' • "t Voluet to $12.95 Hch MONTI CRISTO" BoJ')' ,· , .. . ' Dorill Day, Stephen Boyd, Jimmy Durante, Martha Raye, Dean Jagger. It'11 the BIGGEST, BOLDEST, BRAS. NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY April U Walt Disney'• "'PINOCCHIO" (Technlcolor} Pinoechio it a happy-go-lucky hero! • • on a wonderful tO\l.Dd of comedy, adventure, thrill• with cartoon stars: Jbniny Cricket; Geppetto· Figaro; "Honest" John; Gld: dy; Stromboli; Monstro· THE SHOE BOX 'I POMEROY·MIDDlEPORT, OHIO ' I Clifford Leifheit and son, Rog· WED. ond THURSDAY To The lnlnflu OJ The Mei-6t•Mtuon :fr• ' WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1963 ' Torrence Endorsed inK guests of Mr. and · M rs. ~ • • WEA'IIID ior bottle gas. w...t .;.e sell. ' ~ ' ':: -~ -···· '' .... ~ ' ' .. . . ' -~ ' . . ' .. J ~ '- ~ ' ~ ' .~ • Do I an, 38 head coaCh at Chillicothe jUgh 'Sehool Iince 1958, stepped down Tuesday wider pressure after losIng seasons the pas. two years. t:loian had a t-11 record In 62 and a 7-12 mark this paat year. He had taken the post ter 10 yea9. as baseball coach. Doan 11111 remain at the !Chool as niathematlcs teacher. . Rolland TorRIICI!. a Tuppers lwill start In -his new position ! The vacancy In the depart- !lowi,ng C1·abtree's resl_gnation, har~ware mercllant, on by mid-AprU, folloWIJIII confirm- · ment came when Rollin Crab- · and pendong a new appomtment. night was recominend· ation by Tenth Division ~gin- tree resigned members"dod saod not off . .recently . to go in- the,Committee record Badgeiy by the Melp County Repub- eer John Dowler. to priVate busmess m Harrison- want the superintendent's job executive committee for Torrence is a trustee of Or- ville. He had been reco11)1110nd- permanently." superilllendent of lbe State ange Township and -a central ed by the committee ·for jbe Mr. Torrence, active In cour.. Highway department In Metes committeeman of the Republi· job Jan . 31. · ty Republican circles for many · can party, as well as_a inember Ralph Badgely has been per- years, was reported Tuesday as eommlttee officials ol the GOP esecutivt · conunit- forming lbe duties of the super- having the inside track for the I Torrence , 1tee. llntendent ior several weeks foi- appointment. Probe _Is ~lil*'f%¥-lf.%JiW.t'#·Dt''mm1W~~.(I! ·--~--""~·--·" On Beam· ForMoon ! c.-, tfG'lN . . . .••• ....._.... 1 Low 11-ii. ll•oM«alll· ......, I ..... ............ ,....1. .' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 2, 1963 perrin