https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3c0485ae8bb4fb54324c2752f3234569.pdf 5d0134bf759ebb9e7ad6e7f318eb2a86 PDF Text Text ' ., /1 .t ·NOW' YOU :KNOW 1 ....... IIi<" .. tiM ....., !the autDmobile Industry . h u ,.......,. over Zll mWloa IIIObllet, Inca dd bu1e1. I r- ·e nti n e ft~'I'HD In'_. 17-41• .,. 'lu -IIY~_. ...... .., ............ ·~_ . ........,.a.. ' ' Det!Oied To Thfl lnure•U OJ The . POMEROY-MIDO~EPORT, OHIO Mei11-Ma~on Ar• .. PRICE FIVE (:ENTS •V FRIDAY, APRil 5, 1963 ' Russians Accept I Qt Line CommunicatiQns As Aid To Avert War Elberfelcls In Pomeroy Featuring THIS SPECIAl S tE . ' • Table, 8.95, Chair$, 7.951ach Reg, V•IV, 40,75 Tension Up After Clash Along Wall ... CHANNEL 13 Sponsored By KEDS T"E SHOE BOX • ' . 1-' ' Suggested By U.S.First In Geneva ' Unit~ f'n'n Ia~atloaa1 GENEVA <UPI>- The Soviet Monarch, the versatile tubular steel furniture by Samsonite. Ea~ clean vinyl covered top. Exclusive "Slide Locks" that prevent pinched fingers glye easy folding action. Its sturdy-handsome-a neeessity for every home. Available in white or ·tan. Sh- For The Fa.,ily I t.., •• IUnion today aceepted the Amerl· can propos8'l for a "bot line" communications link bet Wt l!t.ft Moscow and Washington to UN the threat of war by accident. Favorites & HARRIET -r.bight at 7:30 P.M. c - • • One Candidate Is Initiated ByOESGroup ~X QUISI TE • - E \\ r l-' LHY Sale • Visit the 2nd •nd 3rd floors and SH the wonderful v1lues .in Furniture' •.nd WASHlNqTON- Dr. J. Robert Opper.netmer, whose secur-1'"' II) clearance was IUS)lODded lbe .Aromlc Energy . ston .tn tm, wtll recetve ' I I Floor Coverings. ------/ B. H. SANBORN ~~:r··~· cove~ 150,000 Jeweler-Optometrist Mill $t. Middleport ' 10 Plan Practice For District Dol A Rally · CHILDREN'S DRESSES COTTONS - NYLONS - DACRONS TODDLERS 1-3-3 to6X-7to 14 PRICED FROM to CHILDREN'S SLIP·S In cotton & dacron NYLON CAN CANS 79c ,. Over Problems In Car Market ~·98 -, d ~ter Fashions for the Ladies -~Suits • Coats • Dusters • Toppers and Dresses 'J! I ... Outfit Your Entire FamHy At Tile ••• rOMIROY, OHIO' TONIGHT - NOT OPIN �- ,• ' .. . • ~( U) 't\M HI\. '\101 ;) • ' •· ~,. •· ' ,,,; .:.! . Tl!e Daily ..~@ntinPI Pelicate BalancE> Ohi6 Governor James A. Rhodes is learning, it he did not know already , how 1\Ilpopular austerity .is in these d~ys of govern"!"\"tal spe~d. spend , spend. HiS{ harct'n<>se cu tback of state ex pen· ses to thf ;. btre essentials has left the electorate, including his own party, nigh brellflll<iSs . Who could have fore seen !hal Rhodes would open his ad· ministration on a note diamentrically opposed to that of his predecessor. for· mer Delllj)Uatic .. Gov.. Michael V. Di· Salle? Whereas DiSalle sought to goad Ohia tax payers into willingness to buy expanded programs in social welfare, Gov. Rhodes says ~othing about what should or should not be done in these fields and quietly goes about slashing existing services to get them in llhe with expected . .. r__he lliiG;;;; LiahJet;:; S_id~. ·.c _ • ... Mrs. Melrose Dies At Age Of 5"1. Friday ' '· ~-= Whf H N R d d ' te ouse «tW egar Cf As.WeJ] •Sl)fl_•""1"1 Of. Cu·. Jtore li .· · By DICK WEST PT. P!.I!!'ASA~ -:- Mrs. R ' ~ - •it<d ~ llltorilattooal a total of 340 paintings. statu.. •and other "obJets d'art" on view H. Metro~, 54,~a•n St., dted ' '•i" · •·• . in the Capitol. not counting the early this mornt{g •t ~asant · W. ~NGTON iUPI ) - Mamly calendars that the congresslflffl Valley Hospital where Stfe had ~ecause ~f ·Mrs. Kenned~ and:ber kang in their own offices. beer admitted Thursday even· 1mlere't '" art, tne Wh1te House . r h b....., 11 ing after suffering a cerebral , is now widely regarded as the A surv~ o ~ e su p.;ed ~a ~ . hemorrhage . t' 1wellspdng or culture in the capi·'brepresent dan bp1reserv 1 m o , · . ronze an mar e rovea some 1. 1 She was the wile or R. H. a· . . . :rather curious-<>ne might even Melrose, local business man. This h~s ~ad 'a salutary .1mpact say whimsical-statistics. She was born in Ashville, Ill. ,• at the Cap•tol by awakemng the For one lh'mg, Six · c ap1'tol ar- , interest of many members of Dec 31, !!lOll, daughter or 1\lrs. . . chitects who have jur~dlctlon Ellen Higham· ·Nichol!lOn of Congress '" lhe beauty or theor •over ~~ne ar t wor ks, have had /' . . · • own surroundings ' &ckley and the late E<h•ard · their portraits hung, as have 20 o., April s, t~H me~~~," I . I ROQt';& REELS Pli•• °" . .., ' Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting 1.m. GaDlpelfo Dol - OVEC down p.m.; SUffolk up 12:441 a. Albert llolden down· 1a.n1.; Peggy Downey down up f:40 a.m.; dousty u a youne actreu destined for l=~~E~lgercllff Pierce down I a.m.; eventual stardom . .. Speaking of reconup 10:10 a.m. ciliations, Judy Garland all patched up Kuawlla River .., S em e (lor the time being) with Sid Luft book· ed for the opening of "Best Foot For· ldo•rn ~ 11:40 p.m.; LeiShearer dtnm Mmnef ward" at the off·Broadway Stage 73 with 1•·n1.;' H. E .. Bowles up Wl"!lieldll Lurt-and so did film director VIncent Robert w. Lea d01I!I Minnelli and his wife. The atll'action? p.m.; W. H. Judy and Vincent are the_parents of tal· Jr., up Winfield 11:25 p. ented young Llza MlnneW, having ber Helen Z. down Wlnfll!ld I big stage debut in the revival. · 1•·n1.; Beaver up Winfield Esoo West VIrginia 'G et thiH big hit in Paris Is a mu· I a.m.; A. E. Dy~~ sica! ~ntitted "0 Maman Cblcago"--11'1 Winfield · 1:40 a.m.; . based on the career of AI Capone! ' ..• vay up Winfield 4:40 a.m.; The number of new Kennedy babies to Shearer up Winfield 5:311 a. C. V. Horner d01rt1 expect this year has jumped to tliree, 7 a.m. Johnny Broderick is out or the hospital -but still waging a stern battle against his illness at home. Many of his pals have been travelling up to his Middle· town, N.Y. farm to cheer him up. not only are the Bob and Ted KenoedYJ expecting but that Jackie also II awalting small politiCal Issue In '63. Will our Washington reporters kindly cbeck on Ibis last momentouo expectancy? . , . . . Anne Baxter of tbe Baxter twins was ~:! n,e.ither ~~~~r~~~t~!f~~de~·~e~~ ::~~.~~~N~:,::~nw~n::ur:n~~ a You•n never view a more inspired rushed to the hospital apin •.... Rip performance than that offered by Anne Bancroft in ~~Mother Courage and her Taylor, the "crying comic" and Nancy Children"-rank her now with Helen Hayes, Katharine Cornell and Judith Anderson-she bel61!gS with the greats. I ·' RambJer Comes In First Off Marathon DETROIT (UPI) - Les a quiet, BOIWpoken · eased hts Rambler Into the ' Sharp Increase In c a} Exports T Europe Noted ... ··--·~­ •"ices The Very ". .\t DINING IS $0MITHING .. "Tha• JUST Delu11 $111rt·l'ocllet Rldlo. Picture. window tunin1 • 8-tTaain.or PLAeir ~huM. • Golden Voice •peeker • &uf'• ~ - ' · · ' · t' . Jeer practlce . or lnspec· ~on was set t~utatlvely for Ap- can at the funeral home. c- ... o...cora Yeuo:otff. NO IIEASONAII1JI 1962o=:ILa:;usm . 'SAVI INO IIAMIILII American Delura Froot wblle. Cllan Ud. lrou'll like It YOU&fll"ll •. .. - .... ·I ~,, '• .. .. o. u- Pomeroy, Ohio · Cl'p out this handy "egg coupon", fill it out and deposit in Easter Ham box in our store . No purch· ase necessary and winner will ' be notified. Draw~ ing_ will h<• ,held Thursday :;oftern.O<In, Aprij 11th at 1 o clock. \ ou may be \he wi11ner of a nice smoked ham. Clip out the coupon and bring it into K & C Jewelers. Contest rules. are posted in our store. -- ---------·--·-Easter Jewelry Headquarters • ' • ~elusive • Cho~ of Automatic ,WRit I A dime a serving supper wlU be held starling at 5:30 p. m. Saturday at the Letart Falls Community Hall, sponsored by the Letart Falls Methodist Church. APRIL I Rnck Springs Cub Scouts Pack 246 will meet at the Salisbury School, Saturday at 7 p. m. Mothers are asked to bring cookies. APRIL 8 Rev. Lawrence McDaniel will e<nduct special Holy Week services at the Forest Run Methodist church, beginning Monday at 7:30 p.m. and continuing throush Sunday, T h e Pomeroy Elementary PTA will meet at the school, Monday at 7:30 ~.m. Mrs. Har· oiJ Lohse's 4-R boys will lead in the pledge to flag and also present a model 4-H me.•llllll·l An arllcle, "Parents and the Veto Power," wlll be read by Mrs. Phil Globokar, followed by a buzz session. HOstesses wlll be second ·grade mothe.rs. The . executive committee will meet at 7 p.m. preceding the meeting. A practice session of aU IImteml>ers parllcipatllig In the Vario!ty ohow . will be held fol· J..wlng the regular Monday night April 8, of the " ·Lad:yralescuseA.uxl]!ary Fire Dept. It Is very urgent that 118 members be present. The Daughters ql Ruth class the United Melbodlst church meet ·at the church, M'.... at 2 m, with Mrs. MJn. and · Mro. Mart Dryin1 or 1et dl)'i"' tlmo yourMIII "------ _..... -..-J ' l' , • No·IIOOp lint acreen on doorl lnlllt on Fril!dalra DlpendaviiiiJI $3-00 ON ... eaay term a FRIGIDAIRE FLOWING HEAT DRYI!R SPECIAL WIRING ALLOWANCE -~ I .~ ! 'I ., ." :.1 ' . ... . ., t ·~ ' NOV. A "*fetllit~ bllilt •Jinln....uiU••fl;aullt.-nur It The ...... n.AIIt ...ctelo .... ., .., ri•-· ADd jlllt llldeai'LAIB (cabiDet _..,., kttcban- " " - . - No ~ plaoo af _pr.... 'l'bero'o no -.e ~· up-~~~~~e?a'atwol ' • Omt:M-*- ......... 0.. OQatrcl ·eooll wtdlt , _ . . . . . , · * -.. . . y.., """"""Top • .' ' .. .&dl..aed feature~ tDcDie . . . M - ....,_ 111111,- ·~ brottlal. Autoillot!Cx-t-.... ~e±·•••,.- I, • TOD4Y,I •· i ' ,, • • I I• Flowi"' Heot , , , drill all cloltln bnta·freshl RIVERSIDE, CAL. JANUARY 20TH MONTE CARLO JANUARY 2311D DAYTONA, FLA. FEBRUARY 24TH 'ord br. .zed home 1n easy winner. It takta A new Falcon V-8 won ltl cl111 In the grueling Ford's brand of ttamlna 1nd dur1blllty to win In It takes a Ford to beat a Ford. At Daytona, Fords Monte Carlo Rall~e. Falcon showed ltl 11eels to open competition like thit. tlnllhed 11t, 2nd, 8rd, ~. and 5th I Tl'lat;l Ford'l Europe'• bastl tot•l performance. ATLANTA, GA. MARCH 17TII Score another big win for Ford In tho Aflonta tciOI Stamlno and . durabllllyl ' ford'a v•t ..... _"' f{HldHI AND HERE ARE THE '63 1/zs THAT PUT TOTAL PERFORMANCE AT YOUR COMMAND! , ' I .. ' TALK A.ltOUT PRlCrl Now you can get a 6-p~eenger '63 Falcon by .Ford aa_low •• ·~pel' mont~! The price includes AND WE'RE CElEBRATING ~~~~~lf:~~ fre8h air heater, turn •ignalt, oil filter, telf·adjuating brakes, electric windshield wiptrt and federal tax and preparation. E,VERY, CAR IN ~-·__.._-~ · -''"'-"".,•.;"!111,,·;.•_,..._~~",-.:;~~~,.'.:...-;;.,:•.:,""'::.:,-;:.';,"'"':.;,;-;;;;·..;-::;,;"'::-:...,._._ _J STOCK! SE~ !OUR . ,J{EilH .:.GOBLE ~' .s.tlth N. 2ND AVE. K&C Jewelers Officers practice is schedul· ed from 10 until 11:15 a.m. A sack lunch will b furnished 111 members ol the Pt. ' ' _______ CLELAND'S TV ..,,._ .-ol> I' .... .. ADORESS _ . - -- - -- - CiTY _ PHONE _ _ !;f!l MOTOROLA TELEVISIONS _, ·• Only Frlaidotre has IIHI Filtratorhondtn molllllre automirtlcallyl ' ' ' . WERNER RADIO & t'V. lr./\\l'. $139· New FRIGI Dryer inStalls without plumbing or venting! Clllott; Dei.U 2 .Dr• . dan. About 12.000 mnt!s. One ~vloUJ ei'. RUn. lite n:~ Ute ntrir, 8oo It 1 • - .. ',, fRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 7• 30 The election was held in Char- i Rainbow Girls T Host Event F Di or •strict 2 wei1Monly 7 o:a. • G·traDMtor PLAdr chua.ill • Goldea Voi;;»..,..t.r • Scutr. IWiltant lllack ot Blue .... ... _ ............,......'. .. ...... .,. ,. ...... , ... ... -""' , 0 p E. N Win An Easter Ham I ....U. \ -. -- ..... THE SHOE lOX Nllinaat Black, Blue, or Browa ale. ·,.. , _ . ... - --lin."""'" AndreWS Named Ass • . 's State der MOTOROLA Ingels flfnllurt, Micl41eport ~ I FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES In Uie.d Cara Win An Easter Ham! ! You may be lucky-clip out this "egg-coupon" and till out your name and address on it ... deposit it l.lalecouesrsaEaslryter !Jam box in our store. No purchase l and winner wifl be notified. M!Qee, - *' .- P. catpen. ., lair uf OtiS Mattox FLAMELESS ____, JIIO\Or MASON illllhtJ 8blrt. Poeat • ti :u-.. el Tiny but ~ trllll •· ~ wJl •• SUPPLY CO. talent manager Lee Magid'I Thursday to take first sec'y are Broadway's newest serious~· tn the marathon mance. Are discussing a June weddinll Angeles. \D • Defrolt MobU '299 , MI4Wio-, Dhlo H 'tal N osp• ews lleston recently at the spring r!l 30ht 81 7 0 clock and all ofPleasant Valley 'Hospital meeting or the We•t Virginia ' fiC~~r ar~ asked to be pr~t. · ADMIT'T'ED : Mrs. A I i c e Bandmaslers in conjunction d' .· es ments were served tn i Bietrler, Mason. with the Southern Music Edu· 1 f~~~g d=~ ~bl~s be~u~ DISCHARGED: Ralph Amos, cators Regional Association 11 KILL THEM Yo~u wltll ARAB E ty Th aho t H eepmg Wtth 1Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. George composerl of over 200 bandma s85 ~- d' e h s es~es ~ere T~a· , Lanier. Southside ; Vallie Bau- rters in the state. ... U·OO.IT TERMiTE~ CONTROL - ~.="GJ1fiE't ~No...._. •• planto. Proteutonan,. provea 1 II . H 8 1'"gclamk, derNm.ce The· :e · , Sr., Pt. Pleasant. i Mr. Andrews, local bandma s1 01 rour Lumber Y•il. nou.. ~t~~a .... ' Iss, aze ar an ma · e· ~ -'-- · -· · ter for the past three years, is ~ (4AL M k 100 1 ---~,iss. ant Chapter No. 75 Order of a graduate of Marshall Univer· · ' · · • es ga • 9, 95 BIRTH ANNOUNCED Eastern Stars. sily where he received 'his B. QUARTS · ·. Makes 50 gal. 5.95 Airman and Mrs. Alan Public installation for new of- A. and M. A. Degres. He is a announce the birth of thelr first ficers will be in the gym Sat· member of Phi Mu Alpha Na" baby, a son. on Aprli 1st, nam· urday at 7 p.m and rollowmg tiona! Music Fraternity. He wa• ed Gregory Alan. 0 installation, Mr. Benjamin a member ol the 29t't Army ' ents are Mr. and Mrs. Franklin lV, will entertain with Band; Fort J,ackson, S. C. and King of South Point, and a magic show. formerly taught at Hurricane & and Mrs. Robert R. A district banquet for • II ' High school. I · Phone WY 2·2709 of Langsville, at the base reg1stered members and visi·----· THIRD AVE. MIDDLEPORT t "II be • 30 S "'iiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii:::~'~pi~oa~l~a~t,;;Lo;;;c;;;k;;;bo;;;u;,;rn::,e·~----~ ~ PT. PLEASANT _ p 0 1n ors WI ~I . : p.m. atur· Pleasant Assembly No. 23 OrIn the_htgh school cafeter· of Rainbow lor Girls, will The price •s $1.50 and any- I host District No. 2 Saturday, wtshlng to attend must April G and Sunday, April 7th. reservatmns With Mrs. 1 Year Warranty Expected to attend are Toney or Mrs. Janel! I On All 95 up than 150 girls and adults · I Ports & assemblies in Vienna special church service will f Picture Tubes Ravenswood, Ripley ' held at Trinity Methodist f liamstown, w. va. Church Sunday for the dislrict , Miss Nikki Holley of t h ~oup beginning at 8:30 a.m : Point Pleasant Assembly Is the w•th the Rev. Cur Us Saville in , WY 2·2255 601 I . M.ln St. . Pomeroy . idl d pres ng istrict Wortby I visor. Registratioo will be held on the 6th from 9 until 11 a.m. • = in the high school gym, Eisman, 1 Ingels Furniture Ch.•'ldren .SurVI·ve Death ":.!: where special workers to help children witll their cial problems. Mn. Lloyd read an article entitled quent Easter" taken fron. the Methodist Woman Magazlpe. hostesses, Mrs. John Zer· Mrs. Mary Saunders, Mrs. B•etty Forest and Mrs. Walter Hayes served a salad course. VALLEY LUMBER l By LOUIS SOBOL Before you weep those copious tears lor the Countess Mona Travis von Bismarck, better known to international society as the former Mrs. Harrison Will· iams, you might be happy to learn that she isn't entirely denuded of jewelry, despite the theft of some $640,000 worth of her gems from her Rome apart· ment. A local jeweler told me that the total assessment of all her baubles would come to a figure in excess of $3,00b,OOO ... Our crystal bali isn't always too ac· curate-but it came through a month ago when we itemed that Rosemary Clooney and Jose Ferrer were close to a reconciliation-the big link being not only their flock of children but the fact ° - - - -.,11u1 PHONE-- U' s .IH Beware Of Itinerate Peddlers! 3 ROO · M.. NeW fumt"fu...; - --- -- - 2a :::.No ONTEST 0 ADDRESS Past Matron•, '~ Patrons Given included Mn. IJ.Iv .d lor, J<llur ScllunoWr, Mn. ~ Mrs. Rnbtrl Rnod , ~... Reid ICII, Rl. 1 ....... IIIII Mr •. ron, ~rly JordOO, Char""' and Mn. ~rl D 01 n pec10 . OftO, S Alva W. Dlllan. Scottown. W-n. Wll~m lk,..... , Mr• judges, awarded .blue ribbom Racine ChapiN, Order of rl , · ~ lloopflll 1 l!lrflll . ' COr" Spry, Yir•tot t.:''" 1.. •,4 Mn:M::.:u!oo~ ~ Eastern Star, mel In regular ~p:-in": ;:.: ;: Mn. '!bemls Solom'·\0, Rt.' McCa~ley, Tommy Oller . .f!~· ..,.ion Monday evenill6l. at the boun · Mrl Roberl L. I Pt. Pleasant, ...,, J.'b p.m. sell Ftelds, JaJMO L. Mil" Mrl. B. K. Rldeoour and Mn. Masonk temple wllb .I!Jiabeth wore · Thursday. IaDd Donald Divert. Baer. Mn. Dale Kautz conduct. Toney, Worthy Matron. ancl AI· PI'. ·PLEASANT - Olio Mat. H!miJIIu'ey,, 511 Thlnl Ave.,. lllodior.... . . ' Two unit.• of blOC!!! ed a numbera <011""'1 with Mrs. fred Toney, Worthy Palron, lox, 14 ' former Mason Coont- Tony Annett McCarley, • 2012 Patient.t r«eaUy di8C'-"&ed ministered •t the hospital "' Eather Wrlgbt winning the presiding. Ia~, dtt~ Wednesday In a Soo.th Chatham Ave,, Tammy Rose- included. Alberl Welch, ·Oliver Thuroday. prize 1 potted hyacinth lnvltatioo1 to ••- •·-II · Pmnt, Ootlo, rest home. A rellf·lana Oller, Rt. I Galhpohs, ViC· •• nd M J Smith Mr1 ------~ ef h · r wlllll:l auo~ ons ed £11rmer ht was born In Ma tor J cain Rt 2 P 'ot R li31:1.:J eN:, rs. oe • · "~ r res ment trays car· ol the following cllaptero were am ' us· Harriett Eisnaugle F111~ Lew· Nova Scolla protect.t all r1. tied out the Easter them, with relld· Evangeline Aprll 4 · Rein- son County, the son of the late sell I. Flelda, New Haven, W. 11 W lte Hart, Mrs c-p lla bUdo ceptlli :'· ' trj' chocolate eggs as favors. Mrs. envUie Apr! i5. Hicksv'lle AI-. and Susan Gr..ntee Mat- Va., Edgar C. Wolle, m Grant y' k a ,;, Job Rtcbardl J law 'ex ape .~, 1 Charles Goegleln assllted with (home clu,p~ of 'w.G.M 1 A~ tox, and_ 20 children survive. . St., Middleport, Thomas E. Da- a: ~~nt - · Mn. ~ ' ~ the serving. Mrs. Ernest Knight rii 20· Amesville April 22 · Mar· Survlvm~ aro 11 sons, Wlllill v!J, Qak HDI, Mrs. Dora Jams, IDarst and infant son Mrl JaJDo tl• won the door prize . ' . ' ' and Andv Mattox. both of Gal· . . • · · · ~etta, April 23 ; .nbury, <home U lis: Mert and James Mal· ·es Shriver and mfant son, Ml'!l. , chapter of Assoc!Jte Grand :.' hoth of PI Pleasant · How· Ra.v Bar1 and mfant daugh!el', l Special Children Conduclress) April 'tl; Valley d. Mat\D Ma ·on Ohio El· · Chauncey Rife, Mrs. Charles Subjl!f't Of Talk Chapter, April 30; Chesterhill, :; M•ttnx>'illliia~~ Ohio· Char· Sharpe. Mrs. Jolin Gooch, Mrs. · &JM. "QIIIdt<n ol Spec~! Needs." May 3; PomerO). May t4; and le. Everett, Haroid, ~ymond OC13tlOD Fred Mollett, Miss Janet Bail· , ~. from the study . b 0 0 k, Webb Chapter (Stockport) May and Junior Mattox, all of Co- . ey, Mra. Ray Groves, Emma For Your Shoppl"' ,. Confronted C 1 16· · lumbus· nine daughters Mra I Lou Whitt, Greg Carey, Anth- 1 Convenienc• was given by Ml'!l. ~.,.; The altar was dra_ped for ~,,,,. J~nes. Pl. Pleasant( Mary: JA:3 ooy Grimes, Nyla Argabright, at the llleellng of I h e P..t Grand Matroo. LiD It! Coop- Evie, .Georgia and Vilma . Maland Dollnlta Miller. Afternoon Circle of He a I h er, a member of Findlay Chap- j tnx. all of Gallipolis; MadoiYJI PT. PLEASANT - Jamea An· Amoq AIIDg Methodllt Church held ThllJ'So ter. . Stutler, Chillicothe; VirghJia drews, Pl. Plessant High According to the midnight ,... day afternoon t the church. Gamet Smoth was roported Mottox. Columbuo; Martha Fra- school band _director, has been port ol the nursing department, Miss Beos Sanborn lded lll and ln a hospital In Parkers· zier Lexington Mlchtgair elected president of the West iFiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO....;.""'~"" and opene<' the meettn:':th a burg. · Fl..:ence Rollins: Letart, and ~ Virginia Bandmasters Assocla· hymn and meditatloo. Mrs. O. The Past Malro!li and Pa· brother. Olarles Mattoz, Leon. tlon and wlll ..sume his dulles ' P. Klein prese~>ted a prelude trons of Racme Chapter were I Funerol services will be held July I, 1!1113 suC<eeding John !aster music preceding t h honored wJth a )o~ely program Saturday 2 p.m. at the Stevens Barnes nf ClendeRin .. meeting. by the present ofl~cers prepar- F'nooraJ Home with Mrs. Verna Other officers elected were Mrs. Lloyd told of the ::'a by .!e lh'1"soc..!'_te Matron, Lleving officiating. Burial . will Logan· Mercer. Wheeling. vi>? ford Home for mentally disturb· ry e. u~e past offJ- Ibe in the- Jones Cemetf:"n' at president, and A. W. Shaw, ed ehidren in Kansas c l t ce~r~ere pre~ntedf gifts. Beulahville, Ohio. Friends may Gauley Bridge, sec:retar)·. ' Plam 11'ere completed for a 1sponded \Droll call with a IJII'infl Oowtr ohow when a-lflower tliey remembered . ter Garden club met wem- childhood and dtirJnC thlJ . it WIJ brought out that some day evenmg at the home of o;onii'I'Vatlon minded ...,men Mrl. Clarence Neutzllng, with that time looted, enjoyed and Mrs. Max Harrah and Mrs. WI~ left the flowers undisturbed Jb Frost as co-hostesses Membe inded 0f th · Mra Neutzlln •-.:.tlonal rs were rem e ' g, ~·• spring regionpi meeting to leader, told the legend o1 t be held April 20'. at the dogwood tree and read Mark High Sl'hool '"spring 16:1-14. "One Solitary Life" by 11 the the~ of the show to Mn. Carl Kautz president, the beld April 't1 at the Masonic dub collect and the verse of . ' the month b Mn Purl Hallm. Chester. completeil'4., · I oy Karr ElectioJ> of offlrel'!l was Twenb'(lv open:;! with Mra. Woodrow Mora 0 .mem s reo lected as president; _Mrs. B. Let's Go Fishin' Ridenour, ·VIce ,preSident; Pearl Mora, ~tary; M r Reid Young, 8S81Siant ZEIIOC)! SPINNING lary; and Mrs. Ro) Holter, ~ Packeta ol aeeds R~Ej??l~!TH LINE 4-H dubs, a project of the Ref, ~~Ill~ 5." den club, are ,to be brought __9,'M.I!!\!t!'~ ua the next llleelmg to be held a-.. , .b!n,. ... .... IM the home of Mrs. Rny 1 00 .~ 1T!I~,24.95 May I. Two ~~mely papero were Pic-., }ofardwar• ~- AMualo lor your -~~p w. VA. den," by Mrs. Esther and Rules for shoWing I ... "Happy" Chandler who hopes to be nomy run. wish I could say Bertold Brecht's heavy, elected governor of Kentucky for a third Vlland, In at wobbly message drama measured up to time was In town with ht's ·two stalwart lean Motors her talents. Incidentally, another note· sons. Met a group of prominent local ZIUI miles per worthy performance was that of Zohra business men at a luncheon at 21 boated ·his 8lx-cy Under Lampert who is coming along tremen· by Tycoon Francis Levien. during the Nicholson . · In fact. there seems to be some Appropriations Committee chair· C!OI) run. A. iD the Mrs. Melrose was employed feeling tha.t the White House has men . who provide the money for 2GO,OOO tool of Amsicau the entire route, at the oflice of E. Joseph Buf·l been stealmg !be show and that'""" things. . 0 ~Jer~-~ppod Motors Wll the bll. wb. 1. \D bl' · something should be done to en· 1 -""" ~Ra.t .,... UU '""'"" 1 1 mg n, pu IC. aceoun an . I able cong'ress to share the ~;pot- By oont.raM, 1-4 U.S. pr.slde~ts · means the Fftol!b bave uked pi co~ on, ..;;oa She vas a mem~er of the 11ighL have been so honored, wh1ch Immediate ~011 coal thai ace our C • ChryJo Trmlt) MethodiSt Church, the shows how important they are. woold 1101 have ablpped 'lor ler Corp. wu clooe behind . Beckley Order ~t ~stern Star Last year, there was talk of fl . three winners • . &he WRite Shrine of Mount Ho~ Igelting the netwm·ks to do a teleThrft Sen•ton HoaorN I NEW YORK (UPIJ- American coal n:port IOW'cet Ajd todaf. ve ar l1x , he •kl "'i;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; nd Se · Re d vision tour of the Capitol similar I Of the 84 marble and bronze coal exports to Eui'Qpe have rlsenj A •pokesman for the Coal Ex· . l 8 w~~ past dmor f gehnlapn 'to lhe oQ$. that Mr~. Kennedy 1husts, three are of U.S. senators Isubstantially this past Winter as porters WOClatlon estimlte4 LTNDON (UMf)- Britaia aud s· presenuy recor er o I ' 1. 1 I nd th f lndl hie! ha bel -~ Communlot •·'-"'...,,_._ PJeasant cha te W m f eoqducLed so well at the execu. ·~ a . ree are o . an c I . a result of the severe ooJd and t t ween 300,000 DnU 100.000 ........... - ..._ _,_ the M P r · 0 en lt t(re mansion. ' ~ P1mty .of that .sort ellnts no other ;the French coal miners' strike, extra tons of coal will have beea ~ • tbr•year lgreement ~~e . _ .. I Nothing came of this, possibly place m Ametca. 'j ~- -shipped to wett European ports caDiug for ~ tnde. I'V Survwmg m addttlon to her because she h a hard act to But. tWit of tht three Indian ! ANNOUNCE SERVICE when figure• are 111 in for the figure~ were &fvea. mother and husband are one !follow. · Ibusts are of the same Indian. Easter Sunrise Service will winter period. He ,.lei by wiDter ONLY 'ffi !(100. Ted. at ho~. 8 daughter ,1 Well , it so happens that I am His name is Chief Beeshekee and be held at the Enterprise EUBI'period · he means the mouthl of HOLINESS GBOUI' III:T ~- To~ K. Fisher, Pt . Pleas- ~ fa irly well acquainted with the he has a bust in each wing of the Church at 6 a. m. The Youth December through March. 11le Me~ Area HoiJ... ' aht, a SISter, ,Mrs. E. S. Pugh, works of art displayed in the ICapitol. Beeshek~'• faithful Jn· Fellowship will present t h But the spok~sman said tbe 1sterlal All 0 • met at tbe CoorioiiMI r.... Sr., of Beckie.' . and thr.. grand Irapit.ol. dian companion is Chief Aysh-1\e· program and breakfut wiD be bad weather merely accelerated arene parsonage ID lyrlettiO.I C!'lldren. i Ofrers Guide Services Bah-1Ce-Ko..Zhay. w b o 1 e bust served ~ the basement follow- a trend that his been naticeable DevotioiD were givela Funeral service _wm be held 1 ~~nobody eJse w~mts to under ..slands in the Senate wing. ing the service. Everyone il for eeve~1l yean put.-Amtl'lcu 1Holmes, the bolt· ~-- II~JIIo.l ' Iunday , 2 p. m., m the L. G. ltctt4 tlie assignment, I might he l Among the 49 paintihgs, other welcome. coal exports to Europe hiYt)br"shJp eertlflea~ ~ PUINITUII CO•. Mohr Funeral Home. with the persuaded to lead the camera- than portrait., is one called steadily beeD II'OWIDI anyhow. 'Die ~tiGb wUl CCIItllme M.~ W. Y.A: ~ · •lle··. L. _Curt~ Savme offic_iat· me"n around and point out the i"General Marion Inviting a BritSTART APRIL 7 A coaJ export~ ~ unlon ~ flftll ' . Jng. Burial wal be m the Kark - 1high spotH. In fac l. 1 have al-' i!lh Orflcer to Share His Meal" . ;man ln New York Ukl 10me ef trlbuted to clJatta ft1e1nben. 1,~ Gardens. Friends may call ;ready done a little preliminary 'land one called "miss Mott Direct- Holy W~ek servtces will start the ·A~rlean coal sh~ day at the '~ ducbll. . .... the funeral home after 2 p. 1work on the ~rript. ing G.!nerals Marion and Lee ,t Sunday mght April 7 at went blhtnct the lrvn CUf.. Plans were made _for In Her Mansion to Dislodge the E'lterprise EUB church With to· help severll COnrinunilt Friday eveainl, May I, for i!m:!;..~Sa~tu:;rd~a~y,:_·--.-._.._ _............::Th~e:re~a~r:e~l:•d~ie:s~a:nd~~~~~ ' •~ Burn British." !he Rev. Men%el Smith bring· fight 1 e r lt leal mlniJtera and their famlltetl ! They were pointed by the same ing the messageo each night. of fuel. H.o Olfd hla ' bo bold at Portland Pan. Jle. !:trUst, who 1 suspect wa& a rela· E\eryone ts welcome, · whJcb be 4ld not waut jfrelhmenta 1rete terWd · tive of General Marion. by name, shipped eoaJJHolmea'. Preaeot we1e~§-~ 'fheH are only a few of the t may not be aS pretty as Mr!l. Eut Gtrmlny for tbe Eut jand Mrl. Holmet and hign spoto. but they suffice to Kennedy, but I tnow rlllroada. 1Rev. and Mrl, Clyde demonstrate my knowledge of art.' when I see ft. The spokesmu for the Coal and Becky, Rev. Herb , ,-_......._...;........,...i=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii==---=~=iiiiiii--:1 Exporters Alsodation said i ni Rev. and Mrs. L. W. l"rllllCe, appareti!lJ ao a reoult ol lnd Mrl. Hettderlorl, lWf. the month-long strike ol mlnero, Mr:. Ed-.1 Life IDd M\1..1!11-11 ord.,.. lor between lte.• GW. NAME - - -- - - -· • t SHIRT POCKET PORTABLES HAM CONTEST Mn. Pearl Xoblonl1. A question and lllSwor period Chester Garden Club Planning . FlOWer ShOW.Apr1'127 Spfln.g er a worm's eye view of our scenic hills. Basic repair work is being put oil tem· porarily on Route 7 through Middleport by Division Ten with the curt, ''There is no money at this time for it." income. Grumbling is certain to grow. This, to Ohio, and \o the United StatWith it the Idea that the administra· es, is in ou-r thinking a unique and pretion is "not reaUy" sincere in its cut· cedent shattering policy. For thd first time in many. m a n y backs ollen is expressed. " Oh, they just years the"overnor of a major industrial abolished thai jbo to get rid of that of· state meant what he said when he cam· ficeholder, but hired another fellow un· paignfd on' a plank of economy in gov· der a new position-title," is a frequent jab. ernment. L'llt week the career director of tbe Mr. Rhodes has admitted in numerous recent remarks his program is un· Ohl~· Pardon and Parole Commission popular, si nce it hurts where·the pain is was publicly dressed down, and docked sharp (!he pocketbook). Obviously, he a week's pay, for having criticized Gov. is determined !() pursue his policy to Rhodes' policies. Ohio is offering, therefore, a remark· Its conclusi<>Pl. for good or 1ll politically, able experiment to the nation. It may or he never would have J.aunchtd it. ··· The battle with a public well-practic· bring hope, and point a way to the fu· e~ in "going to Columbus," or Wash· lure in the republic by denying Mr. ington for whatever cannOt be do~~ Khrushchev 's theory thaI democracy easily- by home effort is certain to be cannot help but spend itself into chaos. If the austerity can be held to a clean bitter and long. Basket~, ·f•ns attending the Friday line, above criticism as to its honesty, semi-finalS of the state basketball tour- and keeping faith with its staled objec· namenflear~ed ho;v bitter this co ntest lives, Ohio will be !he darling of the 50 . 'or not spetfd already is, states. And the architert, Gov. Rhodes, between spend will be called to bigger jobs. and may become. Quite conceivably he should someday When the governor was intr(Riuced over the sound systen\ there were many contend with one of the greatest poten· more · boos evident than cheers. T h e tial spenders of all, New York's. Gov. fans• ,behavior certainly is to be con- Nelson Rockefeller, for the Republican demned a-i'-Woi'se than poor manners. nomination for the presidency. ---r---· l ·-- Police Hunting Armed Robbers - At the same time, politician.o recoenizo that lumps often come with pats on the back . And pats usually come after the lumps. It is no sect·et that rank-and-file Republicans - not the party' workeq ra· ther, the 99 per cent straight GOP tic· ket voter by tf·adition - are not en· thusiastic about austerity and budget balancing, when applied by their ow n party. We have tasted already what It means in Meigs county. The two big and costly By-Pass projeets, 7 and 33, have been indefinitely delayed. Route 33 from Athens will continue to give the travel· n.t11 Sentinel, fomero,.M!ddleport, .\. • Three States' I River Report Point~g The Way Is Difficult" ' .. 1-Dally lentlnel, Pomeroy-M!ddlepon, 0., Aprll 5, 1111 fOMMEI\P'/:TING EDITOR1ALLY - '- n ' .. ' ~.... --~ ' . ' ,. • '"" ,;,1· ' ~ " .. ~. ' . ~~ ' . '-==,...:..-,..,_:., �- ,• ' .. . • ~( U) 't\M HI\. '\101 ;) • ' •· ~,. •· ' ,,,; .:.! . Tl!e Daily ..~@ntinPI Pelicate BalancE> Ohi6 Governor James A. Rhodes is learning, it he did not know already , how 1\Ilpopular austerity .is in these d~ys of govern"!"\"tal spe~d. spend , spend. HiS{ harct'n<>se cu tback of state ex pen· ses to thf ;. btre essentials has left the electorate, including his own party, nigh brellflll<iSs . Who could have fore seen !hal Rhodes would open his ad· ministration on a note diamentrically opposed to that of his predecessor. for· mer Delllj)Uatic .. Gov.. Michael V. Di· Salle? Whereas DiSalle sought to goad Ohia tax payers into willingness to buy expanded programs in social welfare, Gov. Rhodes says ~othing about what should or should not be done in these fields and quietly goes about slashing existing services to get them in llhe with expected . .. r__he lliiG;;;; LiahJet;:; S_id~. ·.c _ • ... Mrs. Melrose Dies At Age Of 5"1. Friday ' '· ~-= Whf H N R d d ' te ouse «tW egar Cf As.WeJ] •Sl)fl_•""1"1 Of. Cu·. Jtore li .· · By DICK WEST PT. P!.I!!'ASA~ -:- Mrs. R ' ~ - •it<d ~ llltorilattooal a total of 340 paintings. statu.. •and other "obJets d'art" on view H. Metro~, 54,~a•n St., dted ' '•i" · •·• . in the Capitol. not counting the early this mornt{g •t ~asant · W. ~NGTON iUPI ) - Mamly calendars that the congresslflffl Valley Hospital where Stfe had ~ecause ~f ·Mrs. Kenned~ and:ber kang in their own offices. beer admitted Thursday even· 1mlere't '" art, tne Wh1te House . r h b....., 11 ing after suffering a cerebral , is now widely regarded as the A surv~ o ~ e su p.;ed ~a ~ . hemorrhage . t' 1wellspdng or culture in the capi·'brepresent dan bp1reserv 1 m o , · . ronze an mar e rovea some 1. 1 She was the wile or R. H. a· . . . :rather curious-<>ne might even Melrose, local business man. This h~s ~ad 'a salutary .1mpact say whimsical-statistics. She was born in Ashville, Ill. ,• at the Cap•tol by awakemng the For one lh'mg, Six · c ap1'tol ar- , interest of many members of Dec 31, !!lOll, daughter or 1\lrs. . . chitects who have jur~dlctlon Ellen Higham· ·Nichol!lOn of Congress '" lhe beauty or theor •over ~~ne ar t wor ks, have had /' . . · • own surroundings ' &ckley and the late E<h•ard · their portraits hung, as have 20 o., April s, t~H me~~~," I . I ROQt';& REELS Pli•• °" . .., ' Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting 1.m. GaDlpelfo Dol - OVEC down p.m.; SUffolk up 12:441 a. Albert llolden down· 1a.n1.; Peggy Downey down up f:40 a.m.; dousty u a youne actreu destined for l=~~E~lgercllff Pierce down I a.m.; eventual stardom . .. Speaking of reconup 10:10 a.m. ciliations, Judy Garland all patched up Kuawlla River .., S em e (lor the time being) with Sid Luft book· ed for the opening of "Best Foot For· ldo•rn ~ 11:40 p.m.; LeiShearer dtnm Mmnef ward" at the off·Broadway Stage 73 with 1•·n1.;' H. E .. Bowles up Wl"!lieldll Lurt-and so did film director VIncent Robert w. Lea d01I!I Minnelli and his wife. The atll'action? p.m.; W. H. Judy and Vincent are the_parents of tal· Jr., up Winfield 11:25 p. ented young Llza MlnneW, having ber Helen Z. down Wlnfll!ld I big stage debut in the revival. · 1•·n1.; Beaver up Winfield Esoo West VIrginia 'G et thiH big hit in Paris Is a mu· I a.m.; A. E. Dy~~ sica! ~ntitted "0 Maman Cblcago"--11'1 Winfield · 1:40 a.m.; . based on the career of AI Capone! ' ..• vay up Winfield 4:40 a.m.; The number of new Kennedy babies to Shearer up Winfield 5:311 a. C. V. Horner d01rt1 expect this year has jumped to tliree, 7 a.m. Johnny Broderick is out or the hospital -but still waging a stern battle against his illness at home. Many of his pals have been travelling up to his Middle· town, N.Y. farm to cheer him up. not only are the Bob and Ted KenoedYJ expecting but that Jackie also II awalting small politiCal Issue In '63. Will our Washington reporters kindly cbeck on Ibis last momentouo expectancy? . , . . . Anne Baxter of tbe Baxter twins was ~:! n,e.ither ~~~~r~~~t~!f~~de~·~e~~ ::~~.~~~N~:,::~nw~n::ur:n~~ a You•n never view a more inspired rushed to the hospital apin •.... Rip performance than that offered by Anne Bancroft in ~~Mother Courage and her Taylor, the "crying comic" and Nancy Children"-rank her now with Helen Hayes, Katharine Cornell and Judith Anderson-she bel61!gS with the greats. I ·' RambJer Comes In First Off Marathon DETROIT (UPI) - Les a quiet, BOIWpoken · eased hts Rambler Into the ' Sharp Increase In c a} Exports T Europe Noted ... ··--·~­ •"ices The Very ". .\t DINING IS $0MITHING .. "Tha• JUST Delu11 $111rt·l'ocllet Rldlo. Picture. window tunin1 • 8-tTaain.or PLAeir ~huM. • Golden Voice •peeker • &uf'• ~ - ' · · ' · t' . Jeer practlce . or lnspec· ~on was set t~utatlvely for Ap- can at the funeral home. c- ... o...cora Yeuo:otff. NO IIEASONAII1JI 1962o=:ILa:;usm . 'SAVI INO IIAMIILII American Delura Froot wblle. Cllan Ud. lrou'll like It YOU&fll"ll •. .. - .... ·I ~,, '• .. .. o. u- Pomeroy, Ohio · Cl'p out this handy "egg coupon", fill it out and deposit in Easter Ham box in our store . No purch· ase necessary and winner will ' be notified. Draw~ ing_ will h<• ,held Thursday :;oftern.O<In, Aprij 11th at 1 o clock. \ ou may be \he wi11ner of a nice smoked ham. Clip out the coupon and bring it into K & C Jewelers. Contest rules. are posted in our store. -- ---------·--·-Easter Jewelry Headquarters • ' • ~elusive • Cho~ of Automatic ,WRit I A dime a serving supper wlU be held starling at 5:30 p. m. Saturday at the Letart Falls Community Hall, sponsored by the Letart Falls Methodist Church. APRIL I Rnck Springs Cub Scouts Pack 246 will meet at the Salisbury School, Saturday at 7 p. m. Mothers are asked to bring cookies. APRIL 8 Rev. Lawrence McDaniel will e<nduct special Holy Week services at the Forest Run Methodist church, beginning Monday at 7:30 p.m. and continuing throush Sunday, T h e Pomeroy Elementary PTA will meet at the school, Monday at 7:30 ~.m. Mrs. Har· oiJ Lohse's 4-R boys will lead in the pledge to flag and also present a model 4-H me.•llllll·l An arllcle, "Parents and the Veto Power," wlll be read by Mrs. Phil Globokar, followed by a buzz session. HOstesses wlll be second ·grade mothe.rs. The . executive committee will meet at 7 p.m. preceding the meeting. A practice session of aU IImteml>ers parllcipatllig In the Vario!ty ohow . will be held fol· J..wlng the regular Monday night April 8, of the " ·Lad:yralescuseA.uxl]!ary Fire Dept. It Is very urgent that 118 members be present. The Daughters ql Ruth class the United Melbodlst church meet ·at the church, M'.... at 2 m, with Mrs. MJn. and · Mro. Mart Dryin1 or 1et dl)'i"' tlmo yourMIII "------ _..... -..-J ' l' , • No·IIOOp lint acreen on doorl lnlllt on Fril!dalra DlpendaviiiiJI $3-00 ON ... eaay term a FRIGIDAIRE FLOWING HEAT DRYI!R SPECIAL WIRING ALLOWANCE -~ I .~ ! 'I ., ." :.1 ' . ... . ., t ·~ ' NOV. A "*fetllit~ bllilt •Jinln....uiU••fl;aullt.-nur It The ...... n.AIIt ...ctelo .... ., .., ri•-· ADd jlllt llldeai'LAIB (cabiDet _..,., kttcban- " " - . - No ~ plaoo af _pr.... 'l'bero'o no -.e ~· up-~~~~~e?a'atwol ' • Omt:M-*- ......... 0.. OQatrcl ·eooll wtdlt , _ . . . . . , · * -.. . . y.., """"""Top • .' ' .. .&dl..aed feature~ tDcDie . . . M - ....,_ 111111,- ·~ brottlal. Autoillot!Cx-t-.... ~e±·•••,.- I, • TOD4Y,I •· i ' ,, • • I I• Flowi"' Heot , , , drill all cloltln bnta·freshl RIVERSIDE, CAL. JANUARY 20TH MONTE CARLO JANUARY 2311D DAYTONA, FLA. FEBRUARY 24TH 'ord br. .zed home 1n easy winner. It takta A new Falcon V-8 won ltl cl111 In the grueling Ford's brand of ttamlna 1nd dur1blllty to win In It takes a Ford to beat a Ford. At Daytona, Fords Monte Carlo Rall~e. Falcon showed ltl 11eels to open competition like thit. tlnllhed 11t, 2nd, 8rd, ~. and 5th I Tl'lat;l Ford'l Europe'• bastl tot•l performance. ATLANTA, GA. MARCH 17TII Score another big win for Ford In tho Aflonta tciOI Stamlno and . durabllllyl ' ford'a v•t ..... _"' f{HldHI AND HERE ARE THE '63 1/zs THAT PUT TOTAL PERFORMANCE AT YOUR COMMAND! , ' I .. ' TALK A.ltOUT PRlCrl Now you can get a 6-p~eenger '63 Falcon by .Ford aa_low •• ·~pel' mont~! The price includes AND WE'RE CElEBRATING ~~~~~lf:~~ fre8h air heater, turn •ignalt, oil filter, telf·adjuating brakes, electric windshield wiptrt and federal tax and preparation. E,VERY, CAR IN ~-·__.._-~ · -''"'-"".,•.;"!111,,·;.•_,..._~~",-.:;~~~,.'.:...-;;.,:•.:,""'::.:,-;:.';,"'"':.;,;-;;;;·..;-::;,;"'::-:...,._._ _J STOCK! SE~ !OUR . ,J{EilH .:.GOBLE ~' .s.tlth N. 2ND AVE. K&C Jewelers Officers practice is schedul· ed from 10 until 11:15 a.m. A sack lunch will b furnished 111 members ol the Pt. ' ' _______ CLELAND'S TV ..,,._ .-ol> I' .... .. ADORESS _ . - -- - -- - CiTY _ PHONE _ _ !;f!l MOTOROLA TELEVISIONS _, ·• Only Frlaidotre has IIHI Filtratorhondtn molllllre automirtlcallyl ' ' ' . WERNER RADIO & t'V. lr./\\l'. $139· New FRIGI Dryer inStalls without plumbing or venting! Clllott; Dei.U 2 .Dr• . dan. About 12.000 mnt!s. One ~vloUJ ei'. RUn. lite n:~ Ute ntrir, 8oo It 1 • - .. ',, fRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 7• 30 The election was held in Char- i Rainbow Girls T Host Event F Di or •strict 2 wei1Monly 7 o:a. • G·traDMtor PLAdr chua.ill • Goldea Voi;;»..,..t.r • Scutr. IWiltant lllack ot Blue .... ... _ ............,......'. .. ...... .,. ,. ...... , ... ... -""' , 0 p E. N Win An Easter Ham I ....U. \ -. -- ..... THE SHOE lOX Nllinaat Black, Blue, or Browa ale. ·,.. , _ . ... - --lin."""'" AndreWS Named Ass • . 's State der MOTOROLA Ingels flfnllurt, Micl41eport ~ I FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES In Uie.d Cara Win An Easter Ham! ! You may be lucky-clip out this "egg-coupon" and till out your name and address on it ... deposit it l.lalecouesrsaEaslryter !Jam box in our store. No purchase l and winner wifl be notified. M!Qee, - *' .- P. catpen. ., lair uf OtiS Mattox FLAMELESS ____, JIIO\Or MASON illllhtJ 8blrt. Poeat • ti :u-.. el Tiny but ~ trllll •· ~ wJl •• SUPPLY CO. talent manager Lee Magid'I Thursday to take first sec'y are Broadway's newest serious~· tn the marathon mance. Are discussing a June weddinll Angeles. \D • Defrolt MobU '299 , MI4Wio-, Dhlo H 'tal N osp• ews lleston recently at the spring r!l 30ht 81 7 0 clock and all ofPleasant Valley 'Hospital meeting or the We•t Virginia ' fiC~~r ar~ asked to be pr~t. · ADMIT'T'ED : Mrs. A I i c e Bandmaslers in conjunction d' .· es ments were served tn i Bietrler, Mason. with the Southern Music Edu· 1 f~~~g d=~ ~bl~s be~u~ DISCHARGED: Ralph Amos, cators Regional Association 11 KILL THEM Yo~u wltll ARAB E ty Th aho t H eepmg Wtth 1Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. George composerl of over 200 bandma s85 ~- d' e h s es~es ~ere T~a· , Lanier. Southside ; Vallie Bau- rters in the state. ... U·OO.IT TERMiTE~ CONTROL - ~.="GJ1fiE't ~No...._. •• planto. Proteutonan,. provea 1 II . H 8 1'"gclamk, derNm.ce The· :e · , Sr., Pt. Pleasant. i Mr. Andrews, local bandma s1 01 rour Lumber Y•il. nou.. ~t~~a .... ' Iss, aze ar an ma · e· ~ -'-- · -· · ter for the past three years, is ~ (4AL M k 100 1 ---~,iss. ant Chapter No. 75 Order of a graduate of Marshall Univer· · ' · · • es ga • 9, 95 BIRTH ANNOUNCED Eastern Stars. sily where he received 'his B. QUARTS · ·. Makes 50 gal. 5.95 Airman and Mrs. Alan Public installation for new of- A. and M. A. Degres. He is a announce the birth of thelr first ficers will be in the gym Sat· member of Phi Mu Alpha Na" baby, a son. on Aprli 1st, nam· urday at 7 p.m and rollowmg tiona! Music Fraternity. He wa• ed Gregory Alan. 0 installation, Mr. Benjamin a member ol the 29t't Army ' ents are Mr. and Mrs. Franklin lV, will entertain with Band; Fort J,ackson, S. C. and King of South Point, and a magic show. formerly taught at Hurricane & and Mrs. Robert R. A district banquet for • II ' High school. I · Phone WY 2·2709 of Langsville, at the base reg1stered members and visi·----· THIRD AVE. MIDDLEPORT t "II be • 30 S "'iiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii:::~'~pi~oa~l~a~t,;;Lo;;;c;;;k;;;bo;;;u;,;rn::,e·~----~ ~ PT. PLEASANT _ p 0 1n ors WI ~I . : p.m. atur· Pleasant Assembly No. 23 OrIn the_htgh school cafeter· of Rainbow lor Girls, will The price •s $1.50 and any- I host District No. 2 Saturday, wtshlng to attend must April G and Sunday, April 7th. reservatmns With Mrs. 1 Year Warranty Expected to attend are Toney or Mrs. Janel! I On All 95 up than 150 girls and adults · I Ports & assemblies in Vienna special church service will f Picture Tubes Ravenswood, Ripley ' held at Trinity Methodist f liamstown, w. va. Church Sunday for the dislrict , Miss Nikki Holley of t h ~oup beginning at 8:30 a.m : Point Pleasant Assembly Is the w•th the Rev. Cur Us Saville in , WY 2·2255 601 I . M.ln St. . Pomeroy . idl d pres ng istrict Wortby I visor. Registratioo will be held on the 6th from 9 until 11 a.m. • = in the high school gym, Eisman, 1 Ingels Furniture Ch.•'ldren .SurVI·ve Death ":.!: where special workers to help children witll their cial problems. Mn. Lloyd read an article entitled quent Easter" taken fron. the Methodist Woman Magazlpe. hostesses, Mrs. John Zer· Mrs. Mary Saunders, Mrs. B•etty Forest and Mrs. Walter Hayes served a salad course. VALLEY LUMBER l By LOUIS SOBOL Before you weep those copious tears lor the Countess Mona Travis von Bismarck, better known to international society as the former Mrs. Harrison Will· iams, you might be happy to learn that she isn't entirely denuded of jewelry, despite the theft of some $640,000 worth of her gems from her Rome apart· ment. A local jeweler told me that the total assessment of all her baubles would come to a figure in excess of $3,00b,OOO ... Our crystal bali isn't always too ac· curate-but it came through a month ago when we itemed that Rosemary Clooney and Jose Ferrer were close to a reconciliation-the big link being not only their flock of children but the fact ° - - - -.,11u1 PHONE-- U' s .IH Beware Of Itinerate Peddlers! 3 ROO · M.. NeW fumt"fu...; - --- -- - 2a :::.No ONTEST 0 ADDRESS Past Matron•, '~ Patrons Given included Mn. IJ.Iv .d lor, J<llur ScllunoWr, Mn. ~ Mrs. Rnbtrl Rnod , ~... Reid ICII, Rl. 1 ....... IIIII Mr •. ron, ~rly JordOO, Char""' and Mn. ~rl D 01 n pec10 . OftO, S Alva W. Dlllan. Scottown. W-n. Wll~m lk,..... , Mr• judges, awarded .blue ribbom Racine ChapiN, Order of rl , · ~ lloopflll 1 l!lrflll . ' COr" Spry, Yir•tot t.:''" 1.. •,4 Mn:M::.:u!oo~ ~ Eastern Star, mel In regular ~p:-in": ;:.: ;: Mn. '!bemls Solom'·\0, Rt.' McCa~ley, Tommy Oller . .f!~· ..,.ion Monday evenill6l. at the boun · Mrl Roberl L. I Pt. Pleasant, ...,, J.'b p.m. sell Ftelds, JaJMO L. Mil" Mrl. B. K. Rldeoour and Mn. Masonk temple wllb .I!Jiabeth wore · Thursday. IaDd Donald Divert. Baer. Mn. Dale Kautz conduct. Toney, Worthy Matron. ancl AI· PI'. ·PLEASANT - Olio Mat. H!miJIIu'ey,, 511 Thlnl Ave.,. lllodior.... . . ' Two unit.• of blOC!!! ed a numbera <011""'1 with Mrs. fred Toney, Worthy Palron, lox, 14 ' former Mason Coont- Tony Annett McCarley, • 2012 Patient.t r«eaUy di8C'-"&ed ministered •t the hospital "' Eather Wrlgbt winning the presiding. Ia~, dtt~ Wednesday In a Soo.th Chatham Ave,, Tammy Rose- included. Alberl Welch, ·Oliver Thuroday. prize 1 potted hyacinth lnvltatioo1 to ••- •·-II · Pmnt, Ootlo, rest home. A rellf·lana Oller, Rt. I Galhpohs, ViC· •• nd M J Smith Mr1 ------~ ef h · r wlllll:l auo~ ons ed £11rmer ht was born In Ma tor J cain Rt 2 P 'ot R li31:1.:J eN:, rs. oe • · "~ r res ment trays car· ol the following cllaptero were am ' us· Harriett Eisnaugle F111~ Lew· Nova Scolla protect.t all r1. tied out the Easter them, with relld· Evangeline Aprll 4 · Rein- son County, the son of the late sell I. Flelda, New Haven, W. 11 W lte Hart, Mrs c-p lla bUdo ceptlli :'· ' trj' chocolate eggs as favors. Mrs. envUie Apr! i5. Hicksv'lle AI-. and Susan Gr..ntee Mat- Va., Edgar C. Wolle, m Grant y' k a ,;, Job Rtcbardl J law 'ex ape .~, 1 Charles Goegleln assllted with (home clu,p~ of 'w.G.M 1 A~ tox, and_ 20 children survive. . St., Middleport, Thomas E. Da- a: ~~nt - · Mn. ~ ' ~ the serving. Mrs. Ernest Knight rii 20· Amesville April 22 · Mar· Survlvm~ aro 11 sons, Wlllill v!J, Qak HDI, Mrs. Dora Jams, IDarst and infant son Mrl JaJDo tl• won the door prize . ' . ' ' and Andv Mattox. both of Gal· . . • · · · ~etta, April 23 ; .nbury, <home U lis: Mert and James Mal· ·es Shriver and mfant son, Ml'!l. , chapter of Assoc!Jte Grand :.' hoth of PI Pleasant · How· Ra.v Bar1 and mfant daugh!el', l Special Children Conduclress) April 'tl; Valley d. Mat\D Ma ·on Ohio El· · Chauncey Rife, Mrs. Charles Subjl!f't Of Talk Chapter, April 30; Chesterhill, :; M•ttnx>'illliia~~ Ohio· Char· Sharpe. Mrs. Jolin Gooch, Mrs. · &JM. "QIIIdt<n ol Spec~! Needs." May 3; PomerO). May t4; and le. Everett, Haroid, ~ymond OC13tlOD Fred Mollett, Miss Janet Bail· , ~. from the study . b 0 0 k, Webb Chapter (Stockport) May and Junior Mattox, all of Co- . ey, Mra. Ray Groves, Emma For Your Shoppl"' ,. Confronted C 1 16· · lumbus· nine daughters Mra I Lou Whitt, Greg Carey, Anth- 1 Convenienc• was given by Ml'!l. ~.,.; The altar was dra_ped for ~,,,,. J~nes. Pl. Pleasant( Mary: JA:3 ooy Grimes, Nyla Argabright, at the llleellng of I h e P..t Grand Matroo. LiD It! Coop- Evie, .Georgia and Vilma . Maland Dollnlta Miller. Afternoon Circle of He a I h er, a member of Findlay Chap- j tnx. all of Gallipolis; MadoiYJI PT. PLEASANT - Jamea An· Amoq AIIDg Methodllt Church held ThllJ'So ter. . Stutler, Chillicothe; VirghJia drews, Pl. Plessant High According to the midnight ,... day afternoon t the church. Gamet Smoth was roported Mottox. Columbuo; Martha Fra- school band _director, has been port ol the nursing department, Miss Beos Sanborn lded lll and ln a hospital In Parkers· zier Lexington Mlchtgair elected president of the West iFiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO....;.""'~"" and opene<' the meettn:':th a burg. · Fl..:ence Rollins: Letart, and ~ Virginia Bandmasters Assocla· hymn and meditatloo. Mrs. O. The Past Malro!li and Pa· brother. Olarles Mattoz, Leon. tlon and wlll ..sume his dulles ' P. Klein prese~>ted a prelude trons of Racme Chapter were I Funerol services will be held July I, 1!1113 suC<eeding John !aster music preceding t h honored wJth a )o~ely program Saturday 2 p.m. at the Stevens Barnes nf ClendeRin .. meeting. by the present ofl~cers prepar- F'nooraJ Home with Mrs. Verna Other officers elected were Mrs. Lloyd told of the ::'a by .!e lh'1"soc..!'_te Matron, Lleving officiating. Burial . will Logan· Mercer. Wheeling. vi>? ford Home for mentally disturb· ry e. u~e past offJ- Ibe in the- Jones Cemetf:"n' at president, and A. W. Shaw, ed ehidren in Kansas c l t ce~r~ere pre~ntedf gifts. Beulahville, Ohio. Friends may Gauley Bridge, sec:retar)·. ' Plam 11'ere completed for a 1sponded \Droll call with a IJII'infl Oowtr ohow when a-lflower tliey remembered . ter Garden club met wem- childhood and dtirJnC thlJ . it WIJ brought out that some day evenmg at the home of o;onii'I'Vatlon minded ...,men Mrl. Clarence Neutzllng, with that time looted, enjoyed and Mrs. Max Harrah and Mrs. WI~ left the flowers undisturbed Jb Frost as co-hostesses Membe inded 0f th · Mra Neutzlln •-.:.tlonal rs were rem e ' g, ~·• spring regionpi meeting to leader, told the legend o1 t be held April 20'. at the dogwood tree and read Mark High Sl'hool '"spring 16:1-14. "One Solitary Life" by 11 the the~ of the show to Mn. Carl Kautz president, the beld April 't1 at the Masonic dub collect and the verse of . ' the month b Mn Purl Hallm. Chester. completeil'4., · I oy Karr ElectioJ> of offlrel'!l was Twenb'(lv open:;! with Mra. Woodrow Mora 0 .mem s reo lected as president; _Mrs. B. Let's Go Fishin' Ridenour, ·VIce ,preSident; Pearl Mora, ~tary; M r Reid Young, 8S81Siant ZEIIOC)! SPINNING lary; and Mrs. Ro) Holter, ~ Packeta ol aeeds R~Ej??l~!TH LINE 4-H dubs, a project of the Ref, ~~Ill~ 5." den club, are ,to be brought __9,'M.I!!\!t!'~ ua the next llleelmg to be held a-.. , .b!n,. ... .... IM the home of Mrs. Rny 1 00 .~ 1T!I~,24.95 May I. Two ~~mely papero were Pic-., }ofardwar• ~- AMualo lor your -~~p w. VA. den," by Mrs. Esther and Rules for shoWing I ... "Happy" Chandler who hopes to be nomy run. wish I could say Bertold Brecht's heavy, elected governor of Kentucky for a third Vlland, In at wobbly message drama measured up to time was In town with ht's ·two stalwart lean Motors her talents. Incidentally, another note· sons. Met a group of prominent local ZIUI miles per worthy performance was that of Zohra business men at a luncheon at 21 boated ·his 8lx-cy Under Lampert who is coming along tremen· by Tycoon Francis Levien. during the Nicholson . · In fact. there seems to be some Appropriations Committee chair· C!OI) run. A. iD the Mrs. Melrose was employed feeling tha.t the White House has men . who provide the money for 2GO,OOO tool of Amsicau the entire route, at the oflice of E. Joseph Buf·l been stealmg !be show and that'""" things. . 0 ~Jer~-~ppod Motors Wll the bll. wb. 1. \D bl' · something should be done to en· 1 -""" ~Ra.t .,... UU '""'"" 1 1 mg n, pu IC. aceoun an . I able cong'ress to share the ~;pot- By oont.raM, 1-4 U.S. pr.slde~ts · means the Fftol!b bave uked pi co~ on, ..;;oa She vas a mem~er of the 11ighL have been so honored, wh1ch Immediate ~011 coal thai ace our C • ChryJo Trmlt) MethodiSt Church, the shows how important they are. woold 1101 have ablpped 'lor ler Corp. wu clooe behind . Beckley Order ~t ~stern Star Last year, there was talk of fl . three winners • . &he WRite Shrine of Mount Ho~ Igelting the netwm·ks to do a teleThrft Sen•ton HoaorN I NEW YORK (UPIJ- American coal n:port IOW'cet Ajd todaf. ve ar l1x , he •kl "'i;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; nd Se · Re d vision tour of the Capitol similar I Of the 84 marble and bronze coal exports to Eui'Qpe have rlsenj A •pokesman for the Coal Ex· . l 8 w~~ past dmor f gehnlapn 'to lhe oQ$. that Mr~. Kennedy 1husts, three are of U.S. senators Isubstantially this past Winter as porters WOClatlon estimlte4 LTNDON (UMf)- Britaia aud s· presenuy recor er o I ' 1. 1 I nd th f lndl hie! ha bel -~ Communlot •·'-"'...,,_._ PJeasant cha te W m f eoqducLed so well at the execu. ·~ a . ree are o . an c I . a result of the severe ooJd and t t ween 300,000 DnU 100.000 ........... - ..._ _,_ the M P r · 0 en lt t(re mansion. ' ~ P1mty .of that .sort ellnts no other ;the French coal miners' strike, extra tons of coal will have beea ~ • tbr•year lgreement ~~e . _ .. I Nothing came of this, possibly place m Ametca. 'j ~- -shipped to wett European ports caDiug for ~ tnde. I'V Survwmg m addttlon to her because she h a hard act to But. tWit of tht three Indian ! ANNOUNCE SERVICE when figure• are 111 in for the figure~ were &fvea. mother and husband are one !follow. · Ibusts are of the same Indian. Easter Sunrise Service will winter period. He ,.lei by wiDter ONLY 'ffi !(100. Ted. at ho~. 8 daughter ,1 Well , it so happens that I am His name is Chief Beeshekee and be held at the Enterprise EUBI'period · he means the mouthl of HOLINESS GBOUI' III:T ~- To~ K. Fisher, Pt . Pleas- ~ fa irly well acquainted with the he has a bust in each wing of the Church at 6 a. m. The Youth December through March. 11le Me~ Area HoiJ... ' aht, a SISter, ,Mrs. E. S. Pugh, works of art displayed in the ICapitol. Beeshek~'• faithful Jn· Fellowship will present t h But the spok~sman said tbe 1sterlal All 0 • met at tbe CoorioiiMI r.... Sr., of Beckie.' . and thr.. grand Irapit.ol. dian companion is Chief Aysh-1\e· program and breakfut wiD be bad weather merely accelerated arene parsonage ID lyrlettiO.I C!'lldren. i Ofrers Guide Services Bah-1Ce-Ko..Zhay. w b o 1 e bust served ~ the basement follow- a trend that his been naticeable DevotioiD were givela Funeral service _wm be held 1 ~~nobody eJse w~mts to under ..slands in the Senate wing. ing the service. Everyone il for eeve~1l yean put.-Amtl'lcu 1Holmes, the bolt· ~-- II~JIIo.l ' Iunday , 2 p. m., m the L. G. ltctt4 tlie assignment, I might he l Among the 49 paintihgs, other welcome. coal exports to Europe hiYt)br"shJp eertlflea~ ~ PUINITUII CO•. Mohr Funeral Home. with the persuaded to lead the camera- than portrait., is one called steadily beeD II'OWIDI anyhow. 'Die ~tiGb wUl CCIItllme M.~ W. Y.A: ~ · •lle··. L. _Curt~ Savme offic_iat· me"n around and point out the i"General Marion Inviting a BritSTART APRIL 7 A coaJ export~ ~ unlon ~ flftll ' . Jng. Burial wal be m the Kark - 1high spotH. In fac l. 1 have al-' i!lh Orflcer to Share His Meal" . ;man ln New York Ukl 10me ef trlbuted to clJatta ft1e1nben. 1,~ Gardens. Friends may call ;ready done a little preliminary 'land one called "miss Mott Direct- Holy W~ek servtces will start the ·A~rlean coal sh~ day at the '~ ducbll. . .... the funeral home after 2 p. 1work on the ~rript. ing G.!nerals Marion and Lee ,t Sunday mght April 7 at went blhtnct the lrvn CUf.. Plans were made _for In Her Mansion to Dislodge the E'lterprise EUB church With to· help severll COnrinunilt Friday eveainl, May I, for i!m:!;..~Sa~tu:;rd~a~y,:_·--.-._.._ _............::Th~e:re~a~r:e~l:•d~ie:s~a:nd~~~~~ ' •~ Burn British." !he Rev. Men%el Smith bring· fight 1 e r lt leal mlniJtera and their famlltetl ! They were pointed by the same ing the messageo each night. of fuel. H.o Olfd hla ' bo bold at Portland Pan. Jle. !:trUst, who 1 suspect wa& a rela· E\eryone ts welcome, · whJcb be 4ld not waut jfrelhmenta 1rete terWd · tive of General Marion. by name, shipped eoaJJHolmea'. Preaeot we1e~§-~ 'fheH are only a few of the t may not be aS pretty as Mr!l. Eut Gtrmlny for tbe Eut jand Mrl. Holmet and hign spoto. but they suffice to Kennedy, but I tnow rlllroada. 1Rev. and Mrl, Clyde demonstrate my knowledge of art.' when I see ft. The spokesmu for the Coal and Becky, Rev. Herb , ,-_......._...;........,...i=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii==---=~=iiiiiii--:1 Exporters Alsodation said i ni Rev. and Mrs. L. W. l"rllllCe, appareti!lJ ao a reoult ol lnd Mrl. Hettderlorl, lWf. the month-long strike ol mlnero, Mr:. Ed-.1 Life IDd M\1..1!11-11 ord.,.. lor between lte.• GW. NAME - - -- - - -· • t SHIRT POCKET PORTABLES HAM CONTEST Mn. Pearl Xoblonl1. A question and lllSwor period Chester Garden Club Planning . FlOWer ShOW.Apr1'127 Spfln.g er a worm's eye view of our scenic hills. Basic repair work is being put oil tem· porarily on Route 7 through Middleport by Division Ten with the curt, ''There is no money at this time for it." income. Grumbling is certain to grow. This, to Ohio, and \o the United StatWith it the Idea that the administra· es, is in ou-r thinking a unique and pretion is "not reaUy" sincere in its cut· cedent shattering policy. For thd first time in many. m a n y backs ollen is expressed. " Oh, they just years the"overnor of a major industrial abolished thai jbo to get rid of that of· state meant what he said when he cam· ficeholder, but hired another fellow un· paignfd on' a plank of economy in gov· der a new position-title," is a frequent jab. ernment. L'llt week the career director of tbe Mr. Rhodes has admitted in numerous recent remarks his program is un· Ohl~· Pardon and Parole Commission popular, si nce it hurts where·the pain is was publicly dressed down, and docked sharp (!he pocketbook). Obviously, he a week's pay, for having criticized Gov. is determined !() pursue his policy to Rhodes' policies. Ohio is offering, therefore, a remark· Its conclusi<>Pl. for good or 1ll politically, able experiment to the nation. It may or he never would have J.aunchtd it. ··· The battle with a public well-practic· bring hope, and point a way to the fu· e~ in "going to Columbus," or Wash· lure in the republic by denying Mr. ington for whatever cannOt be do~~ Khrushchev 's theory thaI democracy easily- by home effort is certain to be cannot help but spend itself into chaos. If the austerity can be held to a clean bitter and long. Basket~, ·f•ns attending the Friday line, above criticism as to its honesty, semi-finalS of the state basketball tour- and keeping faith with its staled objec· namenflear~ed ho;v bitter this co ntest lives, Ohio will be !he darling of the 50 . 'or not spetfd already is, states. And the architert, Gov. Rhodes, between spend will be called to bigger jobs. and may become. Quite conceivably he should someday When the governor was intr(Riuced over the sound systen\ there were many contend with one of the greatest poten· more · boos evident than cheers. T h e tial spenders of all, New York's. Gov. fans• ,behavior certainly is to be con- Nelson Rockefeller, for the Republican demned a-i'-Woi'se than poor manners. nomination for the presidency. ---r---· l ·-- Police Hunting Armed Robbers - At the same time, politician.o recoenizo that lumps often come with pats on the back . And pats usually come after the lumps. It is no sect·et that rank-and-file Republicans - not the party' workeq ra· ther, the 99 per cent straight GOP tic· ket voter by tf·adition - are not en· thusiastic about austerity and budget balancing, when applied by their ow n party. We have tasted already what It means in Meigs county. The two big and costly By-Pass projeets, 7 and 33, have been indefinitely delayed. Route 33 from Athens will continue to give the travel· n.t11 Sentinel, fomero,.M!ddleport, .\. • Three States' I River Report Point~g The Way Is Difficult" ' .. 1-Dally lentlnel, Pomeroy-M!ddlepon, 0., Aprll 5, 1111 fOMMEI\P'/:TING EDITOR1ALLY - '- n ' .. ' ~.... --~ ' . ' ,. • '"" ,;,1· ' ~ " .. ~. ' . ~~ ' . '-==,...:..-,..,_:., �.;; ALL STAll Soutbeaste,rn Ohio'~ Best C·agers Honored Thursday Night In Athens OUtstandi!IC playen of lbe 0111o Albletic Leogue basketball ..ho rod 1'111lreday nl&hl '7~th 110 w 11 h trophies \auo.!ns add speech ~ ~lri n Mill year-old. head \ 1 ~Uenllerl Collqe •·~~ghjo firsl team All.SEOAL srleclll)lls and the ,.me numlH of secooo squad players • ere honored. Coach Miller who was most vduable playe; on Wittonberg Univel'l!ity's 11111 NCAA College division national championship team. and this season was at Ill< helm of Witter.berg's team that suffered only one loss in 21 regular ,..... games, said l ll62-s3 SoutMullr • J STEAK HOUS" • Home of tli~ · f'11bu/orr 0 1 Mike So Bo Jn Early Lead • That's my opinion •••what yours. . Toylor onli ChriB- Ctlonlz· j AUGUSTA, Gtl. (UP)) Easlern's ed~ zaro, pitcher Grover Powell and torm"" football r:urn n one the outfielder Dick Smith. The Mets Souchak I and plays of batM!baD ID also returned pitcher Johnny mouse-trapped Arnold , first wbhenLarhe snSaaped a Une K tia and he hit Y f1 ~. 11 - nd th I H~:~ ~..: .:'taspokonepll~~ ~ ::~.i th;• er field ·ped nn s!!C<lftd for two Sh eldon Ch a ·con i ·Among ,'hose Cut--:·.. .l J · ' :r , ~·· to1 J?''or~ed· ·we.!.. so •a;"" w"n"l 1 wilh the Club on a condl· ' ·'·· tnday by carrying •••• loCbssedad Ilona! ba"'· I <tr.We lead Into the second Pay. 1 pul 1two c reus CI!Ules or "' The Cleveland Indiall8 farmed round. ! out infielder Lar~ k"'w ·ol C hi ·~ etc ng a Iavored Palmer to - stop llaclne~ threats. ·····- . ·Jacksovilie ad the Baltimore with 1 maifunctionlni driver. • Orioles optioned catcher Andy blatk-lored club that dld him , Gary Bradde Drope Etchebarren to Lynchburg, Va., ' dirty oil day long, Souchak tlnd Out Of Ohio State of the Sally League. WlniMer each shot three-under~ , The Orioles also optioned rook- par G9's Thursday while the JAMESTOWN, Ohio IIIPU By l!aliecl Press lnternat_lonal 1Solnl"l'linl, catcher Alan Hall &Jld ie pi~rs Dave McNally and threa-Ume winn~r. who reputect- IAll-America ceot~ Gary Braddal 1 Two year~ ago, ttotand ~N-1rl · ••1 1JniieJtier Mikl! Mathtescm joined John M1ller to their RMheM.er ly "owns" the Mastera' cwrse .of Oh~ Stlte Jaid TbW'Iday made the oig jump from Class D,Sheidon on the trip 1 oRJchtnond. [arm cl~. ~cN~Ily ahut out skied to a aw9-74. . jhll• withdrawn from IC0hoolllol~""•i· l baseball to the New York ion- ~ Kansas C1ty ID hiS only ma)Jr \ So h k the b0ll-necked 3J. nex1. fall to plaY. Ia the,., •·iped pitch them to The other Mets optiOned 10 Buf- league appearance last Sept.emuc 8 ' icau Gamet in Brazil with kees and ,,.,. yp;~r-old pro from Grossingera I the American League pennant. falo with Chacon wt.rt catchers ber. · y h ed ... , .........:. ·United States team. El' Ch IN. ., W a US to .,~ """.....,.; ,By Major Teams 'n1e same year, 10 aeon BY ED KENNEDY I Sammy I ·I t- r:: xhibition I for Duke, and Wininger, 8 pre. Bas?.ball Apr111th 11 ''Opentnr D&y" ta Cln.tnoau u tho Redo ••rm wha.t they hope will bt a lliGClMitul ~nt drlva. World Ser•es 200 002 OlO- .513 1-Sch8ffer. Ranew (7). Winner Sheldon was one of seven Van- Cmcmnatl ke. players farmed out lo Rich- Herbert, Bauman (8J , Wilhelm t LoHr - MilleT roond of the International League .\81 and Carreon. Nuxhall, Wmth· · as the world champions ttared m.gto• :' tbeb roster Ord•r By Phone And T... 'lm Homo ,. WY 2·5432 ·, '; 1 ' to 16) Edwa t"Ul'l ~, a_ nd U • f'ld c 111 At Bal\ers 1e • a · the openiog~y tteh (81. Wlbller-Herbert· ·-Nuxhall. HRs- Lynch, 1AJCI EXAMS_ . -r'. P''"'"'"'" ~.n.>J.n..n 1 - W"- said he wou,"' took dri'ter's on the u. S. Olympic! ~ at the local Sta~. ,;,;j<"!WIIi. !limit of zt. 00 3001110-5 5 Chacon also wound up · in the son, Ward, Freeae. L. Angeles fA Z! 00:1 IIOx-11 15 Jnterll8tional League. He and Bruee, Woodeshick 18) other membero of the New At Fl. Lauderdale, ria. . MeBrlde, Jones II>OI'JI ~ were opUoned to Buf· Pittsburgh 000 000 ~ 4 fl) and Sadowski. .' . New York rA 000 000 011-2 7 -Bruce. Loser-MeBrlde. HR Three ~thei Y.mkee pitchers-! Gibbon, Francill 17) and ' Fazio. hea,dquarters wltb 27 D 111e oral leal and IS the driver'o !~!at. One 1u11,.,.. 1 physical, S faDed lhe failed on equipment and on operation. !Bost-of...vea _ , Euloro Dlvlllon W I; z 2 Clevenger, AI Downing and gess. Bouton, A~o (61 . ""'"nl At Modesto. Calif. ASK TO WED Francisco 300 310 000-7 9 · PI'. PLEASANT - API1lyi<nc 1 Cleveland 224 003 OOx-11 15 2 for a marr1ap Jkenoe AI 'Miami, Fla. sanford. Pregenzer 181 and o1 tbe <OWl(¥ clerk •asl!lngton 000 iX¥l 1110-· 4 7 I Hailer. Weaver, Siebert 14l, WalloLee Northup 20 :altimore 1011 0!10 010-3 I ' 16) and Edwards. Winner and earo'1yn 'au. Bouldin, Daniel• !41, l.oser-sanford. HRs - ris, IS, Pl. 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Looer--Narumf CANI81Ua BJ!lLa:TI HALL --::'' B!Jli'FALO, N.Y. !UP< - The AI West Palm Beleh, Fla. Clnisllll C..ilefle Alumni AOtiOCioa-1 OlD 000 ®- ! s lion wlJl name !he ftrst fmr a:h- 1960 Dodge • • •.• • s1395 II 1968·Falcon · · · · II 1959 Dodge ••••• s1395 II ·1958 Chevrolet· · • • 1958 Chevrolet · • • .s595 ·1953 Dodge • • • • • s795 19S7 Dodge • • • • • •s995 Generally, you can't a.tta.ch too ~ueh signift.canc:e to alJ. OpeJlin&: Day Game. But Jt your name ia Jimmy O'Toolt and you think tt'l abo_;!,. time )'0\1 had a 20 gAme seA.ion. 11 may boa very 1111 , IN1 _ _bo tile tip·ol!.on the peollanl race,,, Thai'• my OpbUon ... What'• Yourof!l ·--tlle...,,wtnl!i!l .... · '!'HI CHUICH POl ALL ... ALL POl tHI CHUICH The Palma and the Cross were but five days apart! On Sunday, down a road strewn with palms, Christ rode triumphantly into Jerusalem ••• and men haUed Him as their King. On Friday He climbed the ruued slope of Calvary •• , and they nailed Him to a Cross. How suddenly a-nod turns to· evill How quickly we oometimes lose our vision of God! The paradox of those five days is history's atriking lesson in the importance of a consta~t faith. :I'he falterinll, hot and cold sort of reh· gion made poesible the Crucifixion! Palm Sunday you'll be going to Church. In :t quiet moment in the sanctuary remember those five days ..• resolve to worship EVERY Sunday, ~nd to live your faith EVERY day. 4 ·• FIVE3 Dtl~~ 1 2 .1~:::_~cu:i:le~o~~·:u:tfi:e(:der:_Ro::n; j (8) and Howard. Wmner-Arroyo. " Loser--Francill. :JW 000 oo--9 11 -n- - ·· studies ••d •-"'~ 1-'" 1 00 o;u• WJ .,._ 'rl\~ 1 d::m:\ a senior and to co-captJan the with Jim Doughty. ~ O'Toole hal been a notol'kiUilJ •tow atarter f01' the Reds. In 196t he won 11 ot hia 111 game~ att,lr m_ld June. Lut year he won 10 ot 18 liter July lat. What he'J look• m1 tor ia moDWltum, and he hu ch&lliJlled. himlelt. lAke any true ''mn of the auld IIOd." O'Toole could be a mir. 1upent1Uoul, too. Jllll wOn the Opener 1rl '81 and the Reds won the pennant. The last time the Red& ha.d won the pennant, Paul Derrina:er had wo~ the Opener tn 1940. A& the ume time, George h _ Pitching the Opener hal tteen c011BJG•I'IJ4 tomethlnf of an hunor in the put although not too MUCh can really be read lnta the autpment.Thl wqther, the opposition, the park 1U14 lbe immodllto ocheduto all b&YI ~Ieuty to d< with who mal<.. il)a fll'lt pltdl. Tho pi'IIOU.II upect~ ~ winning and 1oaJnf ouhvtifh the "honorary'' CoruJiderao tiona. Don't tell JbM1Y O'Toole thl.tt thoqh, O'Toole C&ml to spring training aM IAilOUIICK that he w~ (tlinC t• plteh the Opener and intenAet to have 10 Vietorlel by the Atlt o1 JUly: a erilp ob&llenge to every other pitcher ou the 1taft' u it to u.:r, ''The belt pitcher down hett thil •Prlnr deservee to be flrat and I intend. to be that pitcher." . maturely graying 40 • yelll'Oid oon, ...captsill-e~ of tha I ! :~~::~· Reds in th• ver1ity aaid ol ClnclnnaU II the Yankees. By untted Pre11 Jaternt~lonal j Miller, Roebuck (71 and Rose- 1Okla hoiiUIIn W 0 did , baekfleld . .tUm he hal 8Qth men are back in the At Macon, Ga. !boro. Cam i111 18). JickBOD, lmhl service for St. b~~~·ps..~~ltgtlt, l place' on the u .. s. J»an-Am team. · tod Chicago both outacram mmors ay. . . . .<A> 022 10' 1100-- 9 11 o: 141, Schu1II 16), ElliOn !Sl ilim 81 his.... own ""'~ &atilt. Bradd• will return to Oblo &lilt If pl.ayed .....d baae for ,.. C(n., SANDWICH Sentinel Church News The Racine Tornado baMball !!arden, wtnnlnl pitcher _lur for Easttrn ~nd was relieved ~r 01>0ned ita prep ·1Raelrle, a!JG banged a altllil' Durst In · ~ fourlh . Raclna Pomeroy Junior: Dave Rict, Sprigas, Jackson: Don Phelps, ceived '"' IIIQSt valuable player l'ft.>t•rodiiY 11 holM with an 11·2 and double, Salaer had two lin· pltchere struck oull4 and walk~ jiiDior from Middleport, Ed Logan; Stott Filzgetald, Ath• lrophy. Spril~• .aveMiger 29 over the Eastern Eatliell ' •lo,s, Jack BOStick a double Jnd _ed eeven_whUe Easlern bur~ SprfCp of Jackllon Dick !Jo1gan ens, and Harold Richards of points a game the pasl 'oeaaon, wbo .,..,.. also plllyinc li!Oir BiU HohnM, Gordon Jl'll~. faoned f1ve •nd walked seven.. IUid Jolin W1lll•ms. bolll of Wellston. scored a 4-year career total of lirat 111110 , , ~ -add BW OUro. ab l!lngles. 1 .llacine will VISit Mlddlepor! Albeno· !Will Blanken•hip of Jack Gilbert, former area 183'1 points, has been named to Racine breke the game wide Racine Frealunln Boetla rll' Monday. wo11sw'n, Qary .• 1 >n of Lo~an sportswriter ami now Ohio Uni· , the AU.ol)io .1e<1m both hia jun. open in the fifth with siX rune, lieved Harden on the mound m lll~em 1110 liDO 1- 2 I 2 and Bill Knott of Nelsonville. Iver,.ty A~1rnn1 ;ecretarv. aarv· l 10~ and oemor years, and r., three !Wallis ~ng~ea by Dan the fourth l!lnlne. BoaUck Wllll Racme Olil 160 a-ll U <\ 1 011 IJWican 1s aJst, a junior. ed as master of ceremomes. cel\•ed m.enUon as 1 natwnal Harden, Bill Ours and ·Larry in turn relieved by LajTy Price KnJihl (LP), Durst (4), and Wine-.nor. aiolll! with Dal· llfred Scarborry, principal of high school AII·American. ! "That's atarliul lhe new Salaer ·•nd a b.... IIIII druble In the elllth, but he. returned to Arbauah. Harden (WPJ, Bos· ton, Sprius. Blankenship and Middleport HiJh School, and Charles MoAfee, coach or ••• with three strike& ou you!" b p :anuts Wickline. Wlcklli.e the mound after Price develop- lick (4), Price (6), BostiCk (ll, Duncan were unanimously .ae· preSident of the Southeaslern the Ather.o Bulldoga, was prewas top otugger IJ( the pme ~~ar;m;;;troob;;;le;·;;Kn~lah~~t~IWied~~~and~;Cun;;dU;;f.;;~~--~ lee ted to the all-leagu• fii'SI IOhto League. presented tht ' sen ted th~ I!OV~Ied Coach of the With two alngle• and the two team by the Southea•ter Ohio Ali.SEOAL team award5. . . \ Lal... bagger 1n four trtpo. Sportswriters and broadcaster•.' The season _roul-shootin& ' Year award by .o.... Fl&he... Utuaa;-: !astern - the lead 1-0 AMOn!~ HUDf,POHL Roger saundero, Galhpo- , awanl went to Kell.b Blanken- ICO,Och of Jackeun s tem whie!t · the top ol the firsl 'llhell lbe1 SPORTS PRE8£NTATION til aenior, was honored w1th a 1sh•p, IHl Wellaton semor. who , tha year ~ared the leap Wll•QI,Rfler scored folloWing two walkl ilnd HCOIIIi team award as were 1netted 15 per cent of his r.... ,champt0111hiJI ~th _Aiheno. It W e 1 TornadO error. Spencer eoJ. , ? c Dick Wello of Pomeroy, Russ 11hrow tr<eo last aeaoon, lwa• the th1rd IJme m hiS nine Jetted the Eagiell' only hit with 1 McElhinney of Mitl~lepor< . Jnhn For t~• ,......., •tr~·•ht .v••• yearo at Ath,.,. th•t McAfee Texas League oingle In the Nurman, Wellston ; Steve Jscltson s 8· Ed Spr1i!i~· 11_•• receiVed tho trophy. fifth. that d"'t':'~~ !!~'!i~r:: mg, es ·· · · winnin port are big things m g balFI' games. U1 gue trophies 1rst team 0 - ea ' went to Mickey \YineDre1.ner, ·Crow's Racine Opens Diamond Se~n On Happy Note With 11-2 'Win Over EJstem Eagles FOREMAJI & ·ABIOn ' ' •5,95 N1W YOU U01111NG ..,.._ Tap--"' a...... T1llo ........,_,.y ....· PllonoWYN14t " iJ ' . • HADWAIICO. ~ ;~~ " ' ,. .' :f . I·"' > i LOCAL IIIUOJtl ' ,..- ........... w. \!4 ' . . ~ neceuary and winner will be nlrtifted. DlawlnJ Thursdly, Apri!Utb at 1 f·JD, - - . HIA~TERI POll A ' AWf.l J41TIR I - . I New Yo~ . ClothingHousl_•• ~om•rof' t • t , '· 'II, I • >' • ' '. . . . . . . liMY ' I �.;; ALL STAll Soutbeaste,rn Ohio'~ Best C·agers Honored Thursday Night In Athens OUtstandi!IC playen of lbe 0111o Albletic Leogue basketball ..ho rod 1'111lreday nl&hl '7~th 110 w 11 h trophies \auo.!ns add speech ~ ~lri n Mill year-old. head \ 1 ~Uenllerl Collqe •·~~ghjo firsl team All.SEOAL srleclll)lls and the ,.me numlH of secooo squad players • ere honored. Coach Miller who was most vduable playe; on Wittonberg Univel'l!ity's 11111 NCAA College division national championship team. and this season was at Ill< helm of Witter.berg's team that suffered only one loss in 21 regular ,..... games, said l ll62-s3 SoutMullr • J STEAK HOUS" • Home of tli~ · f'11bu/orr 0 1 Mike So Bo Jn Early Lead • That's my opinion •••what yours. . Toylor onli ChriB- Ctlonlz· j AUGUSTA, Gtl. (UP)) Easlern's ed~ zaro, pitcher Grover Powell and torm"" football r:urn n one the outfielder Dick Smith. The Mets Souchak I and plays of batM!baD ID also returned pitcher Johnny mouse-trapped Arnold , first wbhenLarhe snSaaped a Une K tia and he hit Y f1 ~. 11 - nd th I H~:~ ~..: .:'taspokonepll~~ ~ ::~.i th;• er field ·ped nn s!!C<lftd for two Sh eldon Ch a ·con i ·Among ,'hose Cut--:·.. .l J · ' :r , ~·· to1 J?''or~ed· ·we.!.. so •a;"" w"n"l 1 wilh the Club on a condl· ' ·'·· tnday by carrying •••• loCbssedad Ilona! ba"'· I <tr.We lead Into the second Pay. 1 pul 1two c reus CI!Ules or "' The Cleveland Indiall8 farmed round. ! out infielder Lar~ k"'w ·ol C hi ·~ etc ng a Iavored Palmer to - stop llaclne~ threats. ·····- . ·Jacksovilie ad the Baltimore with 1 maifunctionlni driver. • Orioles optioned catcher Andy blatk-lored club that dld him , Gary Bradde Drope Etchebarren to Lynchburg, Va., ' dirty oil day long, Souchak tlnd Out Of Ohio State of the Sally League. WlniMer each shot three-under~ , The Orioles also optioned rook- par G9's Thursday while the JAMESTOWN, Ohio IIIPU By l!aliecl Press lnternat_lonal 1Solnl"l'linl, catcher Alan Hall &Jld ie pi~rs Dave McNally and threa-Ume winn~r. who reputect- IAll-America ceot~ Gary Braddal 1 Two year~ ago, ttotand ~N-1rl · ••1 1JniieJtier Mikl! Mathtescm joined John M1ller to their RMheM.er ly "owns" the Mastera' cwrse .of Oh~ Stlte Jaid TbW'Iday made the oig jump from Class D,Sheidon on the trip 1 oRJchtnond. [arm cl~. ~cN~Ily ahut out skied to a aw9-74. . jhll• withdrawn from IC0hoolllol~""•i· l baseball to the New York ion- ~ Kansas C1ty ID hiS only ma)Jr \ So h k the b0ll-necked 3J. nex1. fall to plaY. Ia the,., •·iped pitch them to The other Mets optiOned 10 Buf- league appearance last Sept.emuc 8 ' icau Gamet in Brazil with kees and ,,.,. yp;~r-old pro from Grossingera I the American League pennant. falo with Chacon wt.rt catchers ber. · y h ed ... , .........:. ·United States team. El' Ch IN. ., W a US to .,~ """.....,.; ,By Major Teams 'n1e same year, 10 aeon BY ED KENNEDY I Sammy I ·I t- r:: xhibition I for Duke, and Wininger, 8 pre. Bas?.ball Apr111th 11 ''Opentnr D&y" ta Cln.tnoau u tho Redo ••rm wha.t they hope will bt a lliGClMitul ~nt drlva. World Ser•es 200 002 OlO- .513 1-Sch8ffer. Ranew (7). Winner Sheldon was one of seven Van- Cmcmnatl ke. players farmed out lo Rich- Herbert, Bauman (8J , Wilhelm t LoHr - MilleT roond of the International League .\81 and Carreon. Nuxhall, Wmth· · as the world champions ttared m.gto• :' tbeb roster Ord•r By Phone And T... 'lm Homo ,. WY 2·5432 ·, '; 1 ' to 16) Edwa t"Ul'l ~, a_ nd U • f'ld c 111 At Bal\ers 1e • a · the openiog~y tteh (81. Wlbller-Herbert· ·-Nuxhall. HRs- Lynch, 1AJCI EXAMS_ . -r'. P''"'"'"'" ~.n.>J.n..n 1 - W"- said he wou,"' took dri'ter's on the u. S. Olympic! ~ at the local Sta~. ,;,;j<"!WIIi. !limit of zt. 00 3001110-5 5 Chacon also wound up · in the son, Ward, Freeae. L. Angeles fA Z! 00:1 IIOx-11 15 Jnterll8tional League. He and Bruee, Woodeshick 18) other membero of the New At Fl. Lauderdale, ria. . MeBrlde, Jones II>OI'JI ~ were opUoned to Buf· Pittsburgh 000 000 ~ 4 fl) and Sadowski. .' . New York rA 000 000 011-2 7 -Bruce. Loser-MeBrlde. HR Three ~thei Y.mkee pitchers-! Gibbon, Francill 17) and ' Fazio. hea,dquarters wltb 27 D 111e oral leal and IS the driver'o !~!at. One 1u11,.,.. 1 physical, S faDed lhe failed on equipment and on operation. !Bost-of...vea _ , Euloro Dlvlllon W I; z 2 Clevenger, AI Downing and gess. Bouton, A~o (61 . ""'"nl At Modesto. Calif. ASK TO WED Francisco 300 310 000-7 9 · PI'. PLEASANT - API1lyi<nc 1 Cleveland 224 003 OOx-11 15 2 for a marr1ap Jkenoe AI 'Miami, Fla. sanford. Pregenzer 181 and o1 tbe <OWl(¥ clerk •asl!lngton 000 iX¥l 1110-· 4 7 I Hailer. Weaver, Siebert 14l, WalloLee Northup 20 :altimore 1011 0!10 010-3 I ' 16) and Edwards. Winner and earo'1yn 'au. Bouldin, Daniel• !41, l.oser-sanford. HRs - ris, IS, Pl. 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Looer--Narumf CANI81Ua BJ!lLa:TI HALL --::'' B!Jli'FALO, N.Y. !UP< - The AI West Palm Beleh, Fla. Clnisllll C..ilefle Alumni AOtiOCioa-1 OlD 000 ®- ! s lion wlJl name !he ftrst fmr a:h- 1960 Dodge • • •.• • s1395 II 1968·Falcon · · · · II 1959 Dodge ••••• s1395 II ·1958 Chevrolet· · • • 1958 Chevrolet · • • .s595 ·1953 Dodge • • • • • s795 19S7 Dodge • • • • • •s995 Generally, you can't a.tta.ch too ~ueh signift.canc:e to alJ. OpeJlin&: Day Game. But Jt your name ia Jimmy O'Toolt and you think tt'l abo_;!,. time )'0\1 had a 20 gAme seA.ion. 11 may boa very 1111 , IN1 _ _bo tile tip·ol!.on the peollanl race,,, Thai'• my OpbUon ... What'• Yourof!l ·--tlle...,,wtnl!i!l .... · '!'HI CHUICH POl ALL ... ALL POl tHI CHUICH The Palma and the Cross were but five days apart! On Sunday, down a road strewn with palms, Christ rode triumphantly into Jerusalem ••• and men haUed Him as their King. On Friday He climbed the ruued slope of Calvary •• , and they nailed Him to a Cross. How suddenly a-nod turns to· evill How quickly we oometimes lose our vision of God! The paradox of those five days is history's atriking lesson in the importance of a consta~t faith. :I'he falterinll, hot and cold sort of reh· gion made poesible the Crucifixion! Palm Sunday you'll be going to Church. In :t quiet moment in the sanctuary remember those five days ..• resolve to worship EVERY Sunday, ~nd to live your faith EVERY day. 4 ·• FIVE3 Dtl~~ 1 2 .1~:::_~cu:i:le~o~~·:u:tfi:e(:der:_Ro::n; j (8) and Howard. Wmner-Arroyo. " Loser--Francill. :JW 000 oo--9 11 -n- - ·· studies ••d •-"'~ 1-'" 1 00 o;u• WJ .,._ 'rl\~ 1 d::m:\ a senior and to co-captJan the with Jim Doughty. ~ O'Toole hal been a notol'kiUilJ •tow atarter f01' the Reds. In 196t he won 11 ot hia 111 game~ att,lr m_ld June. Lut year he won 10 ot 18 liter July lat. What he'J look• m1 tor ia moDWltum, and he hu ch&lliJlled. himlelt. lAke any true ''mn of the auld IIOd." O'Toole could be a mir. 1upent1Uoul, too. Jllll wOn the Opener 1rl '81 and the Reds won the pennant. The last time the Red& ha.d won the pennant, Paul Derrina:er had wo~ the Opener tn 1940. A& the ume time, George h _ Pitching the Opener hal tteen c011BJG•I'IJ4 tomethlnf of an hunor in the put although not too MUCh can really be read lnta the autpment.Thl wqther, the opposition, the park 1U14 lbe immodllto ocheduto all b&YI ~Ieuty to d< with who mal<.. il)a fll'lt pltdl. Tho pi'IIOU.II upect~ ~ winning and 1oaJnf ouhvtifh the "honorary'' CoruJiderao tiona. Don't tell JbM1Y O'Toole thl.tt thoqh, O'Toole C&ml to spring training aM IAilOUIICK that he w~ (tlinC t• plteh the Opener and intenAet to have 10 Vietorlel by the Atlt o1 JUly: a erilp ob&llenge to every other pitcher ou the 1taft' u it to u.:r, ''The belt pitcher down hett thil •Prlnr deservee to be flrat and I intend. to be that pitcher." . maturely graying 40 • yelll'Oid oon, ...captsill-e~ of tha I ! :~~::~· Reds in th• ver1ity aaid ol ClnclnnaU II the Yankees. By untted Pre11 Jaternt~lonal j Miller, Roebuck (71 and Rose- 1Okla hoiiUIIn W 0 did , baekfleld . .tUm he hal 8Qth men are back in the At Macon, Ga. !boro. Cam i111 18). JickBOD, lmhl service for St. b~~~·ps..~~ltgtlt, l place' on the u .. s. J»an-Am team. · tod Chicago both outacram mmors ay. . . . .<A> 022 10' 1100-- 9 11 o: 141, Schu1II 16), ElliOn !Sl ilim 81 his.... own ""'~ &atilt. Bradd• will return to Oblo &lilt If pl.ayed .....d baae for ,.. C(n., SANDWICH Sentinel Church News The Racine Tornado baMball !!arden, wtnnlnl pitcher _lur for Easttrn ~nd was relieved ~r 01>0ned ita prep ·1Raelrle, a!JG banged a altllil' Durst In · ~ fourlh . Raclna Pomeroy Junior: Dave Rict, Sprigas, Jackson: Don Phelps, ceived '"' IIIQSt valuable player l'ft.>t•rodiiY 11 holM with an 11·2 and double, Salaer had two lin· pltchere struck oull4 and walk~ jiiDior from Middleport, Ed Logan; Stott Filzgetald, Ath• lrophy. Spril~• .aveMiger 29 over the Eastern Eatliell ' •lo,s, Jack BOStick a double Jnd _ed eeven_whUe Easlern bur~ SprfCp of Jackllon Dick !Jo1gan ens, and Harold Richards of points a game the pasl 'oeaaon, wbo .,..,.. also plllyinc li!Oir BiU HohnM, Gordon Jl'll~. faoned f1ve •nd walked seven.. IUid Jolin W1lll•ms. bolll of Wellston. scored a 4-year career total of lirat 111110 , , ~ -add BW OUro. ab l!lngles. 1 .llacine will VISit Mlddlepor! Albeno· !Will Blanken•hip of Jack Gilbert, former area 183'1 points, has been named to Racine breke the game wide Racine Frealunln Boetla rll' Monday. wo11sw'n, Qary .• 1 >n of Lo~an sportswriter ami now Ohio Uni· , the AU.ol)io .1e<1m both hia jun. open in the fifth with siX rune, lieved Harden on the mound m lll~em 1110 liDO 1- 2 I 2 and Bill Knott of Nelsonville. Iver,.ty A~1rnn1 ;ecretarv. aarv· l 10~ and oemor years, and r., three !Wallis ~ng~ea by Dan the fourth l!lnlne. BoaUck Wllll Racme Olil 160 a-ll U <\ 1 011 IJWican 1s aJst, a junior. ed as master of ceremomes. cel\•ed m.enUon as 1 natwnal Harden, Bill Ours and ·Larry in turn relieved by LajTy Price KnJihl (LP), Durst (4), and Wine-.nor. aiolll! with Dal· llfred Scarborry, principal of high school AII·American. ! "That's atarliul lhe new Salaer ·•nd a b.... IIIII druble In the elllth, but he. returned to Arbauah. Harden (WPJ, Bos· ton, Sprius. Blankenship and Middleport HiJh School, and Charles MoAfee, coach or ••• with three strike& ou you!" b p :anuts Wickline. Wlcklli.e the mound after Price develop- lick (4), Price (6), BostiCk (ll, Duncan were unanimously .ae· preSident of the Southeaslern the Ather.o Bulldoga, was prewas top otugger IJ( the pme ~~ar;m;;;troob;;;le;·;;Kn~lah~~t~IWied~~~and~;Cun;;dU;;f.;;~~--~ lee ted to the all-leagu• fii'SI IOhto League. presented tht ' sen ted th~ I!OV~Ied Coach of the With two alngle• and the two team by the Southea•ter Ohio Ali.SEOAL team award5. . . \ Lal... bagger 1n four trtpo. Sportswriters and broadcaster•.' The season _roul-shootin& ' Year award by .o.... Fl&he... Utuaa;-: !astern - the lead 1-0 AMOn!~ HUDf,POHL Roger saundero, Galhpo- , awanl went to Kell.b Blanken- ICO,Och of Jackeun s tem whie!t · the top ol the firsl 'llhell lbe1 SPORTS PRE8£NTATION til aenior, was honored w1th a 1sh•p, IHl Wellaton semor. who , tha year ~ared the leap Wll•QI,Rfler scored folloWing two walkl ilnd HCOIIIi team award as were 1netted 15 per cent of his r.... ,champt0111hiJI ~th _Aiheno. It W e 1 TornadO error. Spencer eoJ. , ? c Dick Wello of Pomeroy, Russ 11hrow tr<eo last aeaoon, lwa• the th1rd IJme m hiS nine Jetted the Eagiell' only hit with 1 McElhinney of Mitl~lepor< . Jnhn For t~• ,......., •tr~·•ht .v••• yearo at Ath,.,. th•t McAfee Texas League oingle In the Nurman, Wellston ; Steve Jscltson s 8· Ed Spr1i!i~· 11_•• receiVed tho trophy. fifth. that d"'t':'~~ !!~'!i~r:: mg, es ·· · · winnin port are big things m g balFI' games. U1 gue trophies 1rst team 0 - ea ' went to Mickey \YineDre1.ner, ·Crow's Racine Opens Diamond Se~n On Happy Note With 11-2 'Win Over EJstem Eagles FOREMAJI & ·ABIOn ' ' •5,95 N1W YOU U01111NG ..,.._ Tap--"' a...... T1llo ........,_,.y ....· PllonoWYN14t " iJ ' . • HADWAIICO. ~ ;~~ " ' ,. .' :f . I·"' > i LOCAL IIIUOJtl ' ,..- ........... w. \!4 ' . . ~ neceuary and winner will be nlrtifted. DlawlnJ Thursdly, Apri!Utb at 1 f·JD, - - . HIA~TERI POll A ' AWf.l J41TIR I - . I New Yo~ . 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ABC ofoel the fuD 1mpoot of te1t- p - _..,. lodudo " uked. "Wbat'o W1'0III with lloJ. t1no _ . , opoeJata about &i.JYllloa ID their n•tloao, on4 ,m ..,., Nal tKiql Cole, Bob N- ..;;;=;;; lywood!", he always IDIWtn, ~ NBC lllced tho Ideo ., be af!eo!ld OCCO<dliJalJ wJ.twt IIIII &birt Kona. "I'm aot en11re1y ...,., Wbea did IIIUdl !1111111 _....u, 11M 11po IARNEY GOOOLI aNI yoo llop baotiDI your .wUe?" tho ~. David 11'olptr, to 'lbeto le a oortaln ol do • woM1f Mlfobour ,..lei lealtlmate auumptlctu ID botb tho ...., tho 111110 11aoa 111 DA LY above·quelllciu; lhuo Dlllwork W.. toe1c 011 bllr.lloadoJ alai¢~. ·.ANG~•aiJI•• evlelon, llllda- the 1.....U, bud- OD April 11, "David ~~ L - . .1 alent aul!!o_of "prol>ID(' Bolly- Journal" loob at tho • - • o1 toot wood, 1e IJ'Uplna ..,... 111<1 - . Wplt Earp, wllb tho ~old f; 8olla at any e•euao to put 111DVieo on4 movloo. On ApoU II, ''1111 fWeo. movie stlt8 HID the homo Iulie. tleth cenlu!'J" lludleo tho ovoJu. 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ILottfa wNng with Hollywood?" oboW; 911 tho huDum level, lbt ...,... Ho haa a aequel lble SUnday. eao perhapo be oummed up thu>o ltl.SublllvtLut week we bad opeeialo oa ly: Almlllll ovecytlllnc yw bear Marilyn Monroe and 011')' Cooper. Jboot it 1e true. But the farte of Two nigbts ago, thoro wu an buolnesa life are tbtte: hour on Darryl Zalluet, hiJ old BoD,.... movies IIIII "Cleopatra." Each Despite p,....ature, almoll hope. week we have two ~me ful televlaiOD obltuarleo about the movies on NBC.TV. Each week movleo, this ......ment r. outwo have Walllllaney for ID hour: Idated. Hollywood IID'I what II Qu..., -ol ·=' WMPO Radio t110Nilii.Y 1'IIIW rRIDII.f 6:00 Newa 1:111 COUIItr)' Music "nine 1:10 Country J UO~ews Housecleaning· ., ., News One careful local owner. 6 cyl. Sta~Uiard shift. Sharp 59 Pontiac VB •• • •s1495 FORD, 2 door, coupe, good WATER SOFTENERS CIQIIdition and ' Ures. Dooglas .~ Seyler, 123 UniOn Ave. '·~ .. 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Original black finish like new .. , i.l .4 ''•·' ., a ,_: 4: 1t Local News 4 10 Musleal Mysteriel ·:· ·._ 6·110 Nen 1·06 Platter Party 1:30 Sigl) Oft I 110 Feilnuory lii8D Oft •'·, '·' : : ,. ' . "'1t/llllll.f J·IIO <'lows US Coahtry ,; ¥ '57 ~ontl~e • $695 1p54 Plymooth sta. wagon in excellent con- '41ifiiclll. CsU WY U677. Earl Hemlock Grove, Ohio. 4 4 6tc LIFEnME GUARANTEE to orlelnal owner, on ftber&la•• mineral and brine tabb acainat rust, cmroston· and burttlng. Ten-year pro rata warranty on repair or replacement of all eontrol· 1'alvea. IO!enoldt ond Colendar Clocl<. Tollih Knlallle plutlo control valveo eliminate lime build-up wllbill ' tbe valve mechanism. ' See US Now FOr Your Water ~reatment Needs OHIO VALLEY· PLtiMBiNG &. HEA ' WY2-~6' "• 232··· SECOND . • . •• ' ".j- ... I "• ' !• ..., ' '56 Ponti~e • $195 .Zilr. Sedan. ft<>UKI). ... , = Door s,.Jan. .uvc·K . · .. '62 GI!\C I ft. PickuP, :f~l~ Side $17;115.00 1 F . · V. ·ton lilij.u) . ' · - $~5.oG '6 PlckiiP. . . "' Doclge'in ton ' ' "• .$1395.011 ~ fjlll . $1tf5.00 ton .A.llii'DLB.a..a.lla lo LO•eraJ.LOW 11M._ llmpiJ- fiOr AIK>thlr, llltblo IIDiplo.A.IIUHI ""' U!o L'" X b 1111 IWo o·., ow. ....,.. Jetton, · - - . tbo 11DJ11o 11114 fonnollon ot tbe wonto are olt blnla. - da,y *--.. --..... __ A. Oi)Piul'nM q ...tatiQ MlLB ~QAAIITLRZ VJKJW? JfQ?WJC: JI'Q'l'WlC, RIL~ILW YLI It C II; W II' W lll L,- Z I CILWTKRLI _, THIS IS THE HIGHEST PEAK IN THE YOU'VE C70T TO BE VERY RUGGED COUNTY -----------------WJEH RADIO -··~· ...., ftroqll rrtlb.J 7:15 Sign On, Musical Cloet 7:45 Tbe I.Jfellne 8:110 Ohio VaHey News . &:Oii Sporta TudaJ a:10 World News &:Ia Musical Cloelr &:55 Communlly New. t :OO Lalcbstrllll 9:30 Public Service LDcll NIWI Ohio News Lifeguard BuUelln Board Newa 0 Graml .,,30 All'lcultur• Marlrelo DICK TRACY AgeDI 12:4& Coahtry Co llounl. 1:5& Newr llel!t 1:00 CouDtry Co &unr t:45 Showen of Ble.isinf: IDoOO Maaoa County l'otw. 1~:011 Talk ot the Town 1G:Ii5 World News 11:00 Talk of the Town taeopt Fri C1wrcb Selii ·RIDI 11:45 .World ~e"" U· 55 Mason Counly Newl 12:00 Community N""' 12:0!1 12:10 12: I$ !2:10 12:211 2:1i5 Newo Seal l:IIO llllchrap Maline< 1:5& Newa Ileal 4:10 DleMna with Dou .,.~ 5:110 CoJM!UDily Newo 5:10 World 6 Nallonal Ne,. 5: II llpollqcht oll ~porto uo Sip 011 LITT~ e ORPHAN ANN II! TH ;: OIL RIGHT'i BE"NEA"YH ~TOWN '" WILL E"CIRM MILLIONS; IJ:IO NOOil - - Report IS: II '"" 8Darcb THAI MoNEY s HALL BEO ~H ARED A~ TJ.IEM -0 ALL 12:30 Rev . MerliD T l:Gt Hour ol Docl1:30 Lutherar Hour uo Newe 2: 110 Baptist LaJIDIII'I Hoar 1:35 Back IIi lbt Crall i :OO Rav. Roocoe 1IJonJo !:30 Tbe Quiel Hour WILL -St:NEf:lil 4:00 N.,.. 4:05 Sunday SIJoWcUe 4:SO Newa f:36· Sian Oft 1:00 Ftbruary SlgD 011 ~~~-.----~~~==~~=--------------------------------AUIEANDUAn FOR OU;( HFAMILY:' DRIV~ ).jl;.s;?E l=l'o?Ofvl Ml:l.f'iY LANDS, AME~ICA WII.L. BE NOT ONLY A LAND OF P!?QM ISE OOT A LANO WHERE T'"IAT PROMISE IS f.:UI,..FI U ..ED ! By RAEBURNVANilUREN IJ' LIFF Mil McWILLIAMS . '5601·-~5· ~ ' DAILY CBIPI'OQVOT&- HIN'o 11ow .. ftiiJ 1k .• 2 l)bor Hard .Top. 2 Door l!e<Jon. 21loor Hard Top. • • DAVY JONES · '56 Buick _ $495 '56 ,Pontile ·· $495 Fully Autom.tlc, $191--Manual Oper.ted, $122 Millie T1mo 1:40 RFD 7:00 News 2 lloor Hard Top. 2 llr. VB 210 Sedon. icBSDuLB . ,30 ........ • :35 Farm World Newo '58 Buick _ $995 '57 Buick - $645 '57 Chevrolet $695 . ~. - ~:3i. Piattar ,Parlf 4:110 Newo ' "'·-· ,..,., • -oulft. Sta. Wagon. One local owner. 6 cyl. Std. Shift 6 Door Hard Top. PeriJ e•• . Prlmere. A fine car at a low price. Fully equipped t:Oii Breaidut 4:06 Platter Party 11:40 Coontry Hoedown '' 30 New• !Family Worship 'ftrurs. 1 us Platter Party 11 :55 UpPer Rnom Medilations 5:00 N""' 11:58 lojl J.,.. Stoc11 AYe. 1:05 Platter Party l•:oc. No6o Newa 6:30 Sian Off 12:15 Music Just for You 6.110 FebruaJ'} Siga Off 12:15 GOesaler8 Guesl Star Jl'rl. _..., 7' 30 News 12:30 Music Jusl '!or ~ou 1·00 News 7:35 Army Hour 1:0. !o\usic JUJI FIB' y00 8:00 Ret. Ira Tlbbo l : ac No!Vll 1:15 Qlurcb at Wort 8 ' 30 Newe 1:35 Muiic Jui,t For You 1·110 Nen 8:36 Penteeootal AuemblJ i:OS Muinc Just For You 9:00 Wtngo 01 BM 11DI I :30 News 9:00 Qlurdl World 9 1:35 Muoic Just For You ' 45 SUnday Chapel ~ IC:IIO Voice of Prupbecy S:1111 •• N I :06 Plajler Party 1D:30 OWl 10·31 ~•es S.30 N... . 10. so lloclll llecuri!J 1:35 Pi4ter Parly 11:110 Coon'"" a - f :IIO Not• ~, ..,-- · fll6 p:t.U::arty 11:00 NeWI ,, 1~ a ll.otO boW _ 11:30 Country Hymn Time Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. One local owner. Hyd. R&H. Like new finish · FIBERGLASS 1:110 tlen ran, 11:110 Neira ·-· • !dill Swap Shop 11:30 SALE SALE: House I roo111ll, C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR bath, luU basemenL 2 acres, WY NUl drilled well. Cootact: II.LBERT M. COX, SALESMAN Newell, Chester, Ohio. WY U22l 44Stp (4)33tc 8:36 Breaidut PIII'IJ J:15 JoDOI ~ Sbow 1:30 News 7:35 1'1ckt111 Hardware !!how 1:11& Brukfut Party 1:110 1:110 N""' Report 1!1:00 Newe 1:00 Radio llymDal . US BreU!aJI ·Party 10:111 Polka Party S·30 Van Partic!ll Sport SbDW 10:36 Mualc Ill the Air 10:"5 Tha Good Life 8. _ &r--"'·1111 Party ·"""" . . 10:50 Under Ohio Sldel 8:45 •Jakel' F'Unl, Slww-l'rl. 11·00 N 0" ' V:Qll News · Coffee With Jane& 11:06 rop To !!how , 9 111 11 30 t :30 Newa ' ~ewo , 9:36 Olffee With J811et U:a. Duttoa I Top Tell Sbow 12:00 Nowo- Nooa lleporl 9,45 Betly Newton !!how 10:00 Newt 12:15 Muaic lllterlude 10:06 Mlilllterlal Associatloll 12:30 Rev. ltlerliD T 10 , 211 Mornln& Interlude 1: oo ~·en 10:30 Newo 1:06 Platter Party 10:36 Morillllg laterludt 1:30 Nen You're Invited To Our .60 Falcon 2Dr.. · . S1095·· 1 1:30 Nen 1:35 Farm World Nowt 6:46 Melp Couaty RFD 7:00 Newo f :06 Bmk!NI 7::!0 Mewt 7:!11 BruW.II 1'111'17 1:SO Newo 7:31 8re1W.III Party 8:00 News 1:0!1 ~ PariJ ..,s.ao ~ - ~ . ' I �I Dad loves Mom, Mom loves Dad; bbth love a bargain frOm The Want :Ad 'I• __ _ ; , ___ , ; . _ , : _ __ . LEVISION IN REVIE.• TE Dany ~ PoumoriDdilllpOJ't, 0., Aprt!J, 1-T _, w be; folr ...... ..- Aid ,..., 6t. ,. • •. ,, NIIIIIDIDI lliiDII ... 111111 . .. • -~=~~----_; ~-~o~. W ........... ...., n. e,.,. - · ~~oree~ Qg. tbNuP illveounlved tlwnp, ilbaoo l'llllleoliJ allldin ""'* 'lla.. puUod _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;._ _ _ _ _,_ _ _ _ _ tho toa.-e tdnllilla-. 111<1 paiWI!II, o.e.IIDI a hove loaned.., 10 eorape~o ...,. - · · cnolod ...... ,_.. Br lUCK ou. lball1 ~ bit obowo . . old -.uy....,blle maay of tho ... • · ·. _ .......,. JIIIC.TY'o VoW ..._ lolftU'- ...,.., bio pn!11r11i1 wM -*' .._ produdba OIDfcl IIIII ''Todaf'' .........trldl1 Dilbt'e HOLLYWOOD tUPII - WbeD-Iot j'I"'IDIIDt ~have Jtl .... • ·iollwrot'1 Jtdl ever • - . . ifrloDd of m1oo 11 Ia tho . - put. ABC ofoel the fuD 1mpoot of te1t- p - _..,. lodudo " uked. "Wbat'o W1'0III with lloJ. t1no _ . , opoeJata about &i.JYllloa ID their n•tloao, on4 ,m ..,., Nal tKiql Cole, Bob N- ..;;;=;;; lywood!", he always IDIWtn, ~ NBC lllced tho Ideo ., be af!eo!ld OCCO<dliJalJ wJ.twt IIIII &birt Kona. "I'm aot en11re1y ...,., Wbea did IIIUdl !1111111 _....u, 11M 11po IARNEY GOOOLI aNI yoo llop baotiDI your .wUe?" tho ~. David 11'olptr, to 'lbeto le a oortaln ol do • woM1f Mlfobour ,..lei lealtlmate auumptlctu ID botb tho ...., tho 111110 11aoa 111 DA LY above·quelllciu; lhuo Dlllwork W.. toe1c 011 bllr.lloadoJ alai¢~. ·.ANG~•aiJI•• evlelon, llllda- the 1.....U, bud- OD April 11, "David ~~ L - . .1 alent aul!!o_of "prol>ID(' Bolly- Journal" loob at tho • - • o1 toot wood, 1e IJ'Uplna ..,... 111<1 - . Wplt Earp, wllb tho ~old f; 8olla at any e•euao to put 111DVieo on4 movloo. On ApoU II, ''1111 fWeo. movie stlt8 HID the homo Iulie. tleth cenlu!'J" lludleo tho ovoJu. VJtro l.'bo - - ie clear, IIIII 10 liDo of the weslem, with the..,..,· lllmllr awesome ..U•judplenl by vlcloor lid. 11. So loDI Mstboro an_llollywaod One could ID .., lnd 011. IIUl u. "'1'111 _ movie .t..,;; ·televleloD will .....,. lbt fl<l abolll televlilon cJoo. ·81&· IWI obort f!lfc6iildlr for obowo. Oa umeallrlel 011 llollywaod 1e tbat II. IM eothe other an!l, .., many movta U,., promiM illallht, )'II noUy io you thil*:wlll ..., be made eore 1i111t lboUI IIIII, IIIII LI'L ABNER •bou tiel"""'"' llan! . llllliDIJ wl~liko llldeavGn, u.rmlloll MUJ Ccmtr Movlea bluodouekJni iho ellpo U,., can. FOR SALE: CUb lrlchlr aa4 equipment. G:· 11.. Oeeln, Ra· cine, Ohio. ~ WI 11-2221. . ... - U«p '* 1wa,...... .....,. .,...,t u-., J ., · SNUI'I'Y SMIT... ...... .--~-.,...-~:. __ ~~--=,..-,,.......----.-- CROSSWORD tt::., = -"·=11.= ..... · Laal SUMay, ABC-TV'oHoward DOt equal K. Smllb offered llllOiher "•hat'a Wbal'o wroa1 with Hollywood? ILottfa wNng with Hollywood?" oboW; 911 tho huDum level, lbt ...,... Ho haa a aequel lble SUnday. eao perhapo be oummed up thu>o ltl.SublllvtLut week we bad opeeialo oa ly: Almlllll ovecytlllnc yw bear Marilyn Monroe and 011')' Cooper. Jboot it 1e true. But the farte of Two nigbts ago, thoro wu an buolnesa life are tbtte: hour on Darryl Zalluet, hiJ old BoD,.... movies IIIII "Cleopatra." Each Despite p,....ature, almoll hope. week we have two ~me ful televlaiOD obltuarleo about the movies on NBC.TV. Each week movleo, this ......ment r. outwo have Walllllaney for ID hour: Idated. Hollywood IID'I what II Qu..., -ol ·=' WMPO Radio t110Nilii.Y 1'IIIW rRIDII.f 6:00 Newa 1:111 COUIItr)' Music "nine 1:10 Country J UO~ews Housecleaning· ., ., News One careful local owner. 6 cyl. Sta~Uiard shift. Sharp 59 Pontiac VB •• • •s1495 FORD, 2 door, coupe, good WATER SOFTENERS CIQIIdition and ' Ures. Dooglas .~ Seyler, 123 UniOn Ave. '·~ .. ' ( 3 3tc 1151 FORD Custom 300 4 door oedall, VI automati< . mluion, Terry Knight, Phtme i wY S-2392. 4 3 3tc "AU The Dependability That Money Can Buy" ' · World 818Ddard of Co--' EKeDeace AUTOMAtiC FULLY AUTOMATIC WATER e TRIPLE DUTY SORENU Delue units avallable in 2 sfz. ,,..,_ar ream. ride and ~ lliilcl SmaD ear economy ID8D8gerablllly Sea es. Eaeh removes hard.De•a and up to 2 p.p.m. of sediment and iron. Each installs easily . . aer· vices itself . . laatl a lifetime .. and pays for itself In 2-yeart. Electric Calendar Clock can be set for rea:ular or irregular service. Uni· que brine ay1tem allows more Nlt lllelropolllaa Motors Mala Slreel, Pomeroy K.{..•ir " ' - WY 2-38'18 4 22 lfc storage, accuratt saJt meaaurement. Serves average family up to 8-montha witbout talt replacement ·60 Buick VB • • - - S1695 LeSabre. 2 dr. Sedan. Power Steering and brakes. Sparkling or~ginal blue finish 60 Chevrolet VB 58 Lincoln VB • -·• • S109S 58 Chevrolet · • • · •S89S • - -51495 . Sta. Wagon. Original black finish like new .. , i.l .4 ''•·' ., a ,_: 4: 1t Local News 4 10 Musleal Mysteriel ·:· ·._ 6·110 Nen 1·06 Platter Party 1:30 Sigl) Oft I 110 Feilnuory lii8D Oft •'·, '·' : : ,. ' . "'1t/llllll.f J·IIO <'lows US Coahtry ,; ¥ '57 ~ontl~e • $695 1p54 Plymooth sta. wagon in excellent con- '41ifiiclll. CsU WY U677. Earl Hemlock Grove, Ohio. 4 4 6tc LIFEnME GUARANTEE to orlelnal owner, on ftber&la•• mineral and brine tabb acainat rust, cmroston· and burttlng. Ten-year pro rata warranty on repair or replacement of all eontrol· 1'alvea. IO!enoldt ond Colendar Clocl<. Tollih Knlallle plutlo control valveo eliminate lime build-up wllbill ' tbe valve mechanism. ' See US Now FOr Your Water ~reatment Needs OHIO VALLEY· PLtiMBiNG &. HEA ' WY2-~6' "• 232··· SECOND . • . •• ' ".j- ... I "• ' !• ..., ' '56 Ponti~e • $195 .Zilr. Sedan. ft<>UKI). ... , = Door s,.Jan. .uvc·K . · .. '62 GI!\C I ft. PickuP, :f~l~ Side $17;115.00 1 F . · V. ·ton lilij.u) . ' · - $~5.oG '6 PlckiiP. . . "' Doclge'in ton ' ' "• .$1395.011 ~ fjlll . $1tf5.00 ton .A.llii'DLB.a..a.lla lo LO•eraJ.LOW 11M._ llmpiJ- fiOr AIK>thlr, llltblo IIDiplo.A.IIUHI ""' U!o L'" X b 1111 IWo o·., ow. ....,.. Jetton, · - - . tbo 11DJ11o 11114 fonnollon ot tbe wonto are olt blnla. - da,y *--.. --..... __ A. Oi)Piul'nM q ...tatiQ MlLB ~QAAIITLRZ VJKJW? JfQ?WJC: JI'Q'l'WlC, RIL~ILW YLI It C II; W II' W lll L,- Z I CILWTKRLI _, THIS IS THE HIGHEST PEAK IN THE YOU'VE C70T TO BE VERY RUGGED COUNTY -----------------WJEH RADIO -··~· ...., ftroqll rrtlb.J 7:15 Sign On, Musical Cloet 7:45 Tbe I.Jfellne 8:110 Ohio VaHey News . &:Oii Sporta TudaJ a:10 World News &:Ia Musical Cloelr &:55 Communlly New. t :OO Lalcbstrllll 9:30 Public Service LDcll NIWI Ohio News Lifeguard BuUelln Board Newa 0 Graml .,,30 All'lcultur• Marlrelo DICK TRACY AgeDI 12:4& Coahtry Co llounl. 1:5& Newr llel!t 1:00 CouDtry Co &unr t:45 Showen of Ble.isinf: IDoOO Maaoa County l'otw. 1~:011 Talk ot the Town 1G:Ii5 World News 11:00 Talk of the Town taeopt Fri C1wrcb Selii ·RIDI 11:45 .World ~e"" U· 55 Mason Counly Newl 12:00 Community N""' 12:0!1 12:10 12: I$ !2:10 12:211 2:1i5 Newo Seal l:IIO llllchrap Maline< 1:5& Newa Ileal 4:10 DleMna with Dou .,.~ 5:110 CoJM!UDily Newo 5:10 World 6 Nallonal Ne,. 5: II llpollqcht oll ~porto uo Sip 011 LITT~ e ORPHAN ANN II! TH ;: OIL RIGHT'i BE"NEA"YH ~TOWN '" WILL E"CIRM MILLIONS; IJ:IO NOOil - - Report IS: II '"" 8Darcb THAI MoNEY s HALL BEO ~H ARED A~ TJ.IEM -0 ALL 12:30 Rev . MerliD T l:Gt Hour ol Docl1:30 Lutherar Hour uo Newe 2: 110 Baptist LaJIDIII'I Hoar 1:35 Back IIi lbt Crall i :OO Rav. Roocoe 1IJonJo !:30 Tbe Quiel Hour WILL -St:NEf:lil 4:00 N.,.. 4:05 Sunday SIJoWcUe 4:SO Newa f:36· Sian Oft 1:00 Ftbruary SlgD 011 ~~~-.----~~~==~~=--------------------------------AUIEANDUAn FOR OU;( HFAMILY:' DRIV~ ).jl;.s;?E l=l'o?Ofvl Ml:l.f'iY LANDS, AME~ICA WII.L. BE NOT ONLY A LAND OF P!?QM ISE OOT A LANO WHERE T'"IAT PROMISE IS f.:UI,..FI U ..ED ! By RAEBURNVANilUREN IJ' LIFF Mil McWILLIAMS . '5601·-~5· ~ ' DAILY CBIPI'OQVOT&- HIN'o 11ow .. ftiiJ 1k .• 2 l)bor Hard .Top. 2 Door l!e<Jon. 21loor Hard Top. • • DAVY JONES · '56 Buick _ $495 '56 ,Pontile ·· $495 Fully Autom.tlc, $191--Manual Oper.ted, $122 Millie T1mo 1:40 RFD 7:00 News 2 lloor Hard Top. 2 llr. VB 210 Sedon. icBSDuLB . ,30 ........ • :35 Farm World Newo '58 Buick _ $995 '57 Buick - $645 '57 Chevrolet $695 . ~. - ~:3i. Piattar ,Parlf 4:110 Newo ' "'·-· ,..,., • -oulft. Sta. Wagon. One local owner. 6 cyl. Std. Shift 6 Door Hard Top. PeriJ e•• . Prlmere. A fine car at a low price. Fully equipped t:Oii Breaidut 4:06 Platter Party 11:40 Coontry Hoedown '' 30 New• !Family Worship 'ftrurs. 1 us Platter Party 11 :55 UpPer Rnom Medilations 5:00 N""' 11:58 lojl J.,.. Stoc11 AYe. 1:05 Platter Party l•:oc. No6o Newa 6:30 Sian Off 12:15 Music Just for You 6.110 FebruaJ'} Siga Off 12:15 GOesaler8 Guesl Star Jl'rl. _..., 7' 30 News 12:30 Music Jusl '!or ~ou 1·00 News 7:35 Army Hour 1:0. !o\usic JUJI FIB' y00 8:00 Ret. Ira Tlbbo l : ac No!Vll 1:15 Qlurcb at Wort 8 ' 30 Newe 1:35 Muiic Jui,t For You 1·110 Nen 8:36 Penteeootal AuemblJ i:OS Muinc Just For You 9:00 Wtngo 01 BM 11DI I :30 News 9:00 Qlurdl World 9 1:35 Muoic Just For You ' 45 SUnday Chapel ~ IC:IIO Voice of Prupbecy S:1111 •• N I :06 Plajler Party 1D:30 OWl 10·31 ~•es S.30 N... . 10. so lloclll llecuri!J 1:35 Pi4ter Parly 11:110 Coon'"" a - f :IIO Not• ~, ..,-- · fll6 p:t.U::arty 11:00 NeWI ,, 1~ a ll.otO boW _ 11:30 Country Hymn Time Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. One local owner. Hyd. R&H. Like new finish · FIBERGLASS 1:110 tlen ran, 11:110 Neira ·-· • !dill Swap Shop 11:30 SALE SALE: House I roo111ll, C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR bath, luU basemenL 2 acres, WY NUl drilled well. Cootact: II.LBERT M. COX, SALESMAN Newell, Chester, Ohio. WY U22l 44Stp (4)33tc 8:36 Breaidut PIII'IJ J:15 JoDOI ~ Sbow 1:30 News 7:35 1'1ckt111 Hardware !!how 1:11& Brukfut Party 1:110 1:110 N""' Report 1!1:00 Newe 1:00 Radio llymDal . US BreU!aJI ·Party 10:111 Polka Party S·30 Van Partic!ll Sport SbDW 10:36 Mualc Ill the Air 10:"5 Tha Good Life 8. _ &r--"'·1111 Party ·"""" . . 10:50 Under Ohio Sldel 8:45 •Jakel' F'Unl, Slww-l'rl. 11·00 N 0" ' V:Qll News · Coffee With Jane& 11:06 rop To !!how , 9 111 11 30 t :30 Newa ' ~ewo , 9:36 Olffee With J811et U:a. Duttoa I Top Tell Sbow 12:00 Nowo- Nooa lleporl 9,45 Betly Newton !!how 10:00 Newt 12:15 Muaic lllterlude 10:06 Mlilllterlal Associatloll 12:30 Rev. ltlerliD T 10 , 211 Mornln& Interlude 1: oo ~·en 10:30 Newo 1:06 Platter Party 10:36 Morillllg laterludt 1:30 Nen You're Invited To Our .60 Falcon 2Dr.. · . S1095·· 1 1:30 Nen 1:35 Farm World Nowt 6:46 Melp Couaty RFD 7:00 Newo f :06 Bmk!NI 7::!0 Mewt 7:!11 BruW.II 1'111'17 1:SO Newo 7:31 8re1W.III Party 8:00 News 1:0!1 ~ PariJ ..,s.ao ~ - ~ . ' I �I 1-Dally Sentinel; Pomeroy-Middleport, • ·\ . • o., AprU s, 1963 ··Amateur Garden Club Discusses Replacement 01 Trees In 'Park on the eommlttM,... Mrs. Coals, Mn. Roeo ReyD&.nou:.!.'i :=.:::= 1 1 ·.Mrs. Wise Is .,. . . Cub Pack 246 .4uilf4rY•{,ter · · 'CandyStrirv:.;,$ 'To · ,... Participates In Pro~tl~~ ' ,·, ; H,ave~ppP,(tg . Scout.;{J-Rama . . 'l1le bdlel AudJW7-.Gl .. . -fEic-eRZti&MOmla,.., NalflfHI; President 61 Heoth Circle concerning the Sobin vaccine to New officer• were elected at J!lans for the replacement of lber. Devolions were given be given AprU 7• MJJ 5• and VolunW Fire De- A biCh'IIM Qr tile Jl"lll''DD AprJJ meeting of tho EJea. ~ ~. June 2; the free TB skin tests Fifteen memben o1 Cub and ~I--' ._ ~ ... ~:u~er pro~ ~~~aarlfaopllal · w wan~~ ~ ~• at uE recrealioo park In Mro. Pearl Reynolds who will be given April 30. Scouts Pact ZK partlclpalecl .,. 1_, '"..... .,..... ,.... _ _ ww ,... Circle of the Heath lfelholllddlep9rl were diacussed when scripiiU'e and a meditation the Scout.-().&nla be1d at '"""""'" WI)' Orders will be 10· Qrurch held 'nlureciJ)' ...... lbf. Amateur Gardeners Club Meaning of Cornmunioo." A report ot the care of 1n Pt. p•-····t '""'flied by aJil' ' ·~· ....,;._ ....... capllce will • MGnda)' ennlas Dell at the ehurcb with M r 1. ........ -v•- ••· w~ ,. be awardee! to .mem: ln!!l Wednesday evening at the Mrs. Arthur Strauss shrubbery at the weekend, and received ·~ RoliCoe WISe, president, pretld. ·bome ol. ~ John Werner. ed over the business meeting school building was given ribbon. · An aucliiMI o1 ~ broulht ben 11 tho Candyllr/:,_teen. tng. '• Tho meeting was opened with and a•nounced the spring re· discussion was held about Activities' of the Pact _ . members netted' •uo. . 11e :¥oluntw wpnlsa _New offlceri IDclucle · M r a. silent prayer in remembrance gional meeting to be held April of the high four TV shows lncludinl "Sinl hoefesl EmmeUne Hen- 'l1le evenl will be beld ID tile Roscoe Wise, ·president; Mn. Of 1Mtt81ake, a dee<!aaed mem· 21l at Albany High SchooL Nam· for the band Along With Milch," with Gene drlx and Phylli. Jlendrlll, eerv· d1n1ng 1'00111 ."' the hoopllal be/G<•len Brown, t'lce • Sunday afternoon. · as Mitch Miller. AU boyl de1icl001 refresbments to the &blrlla8 ·~ 7·30 p.m. · · Mn. Lee Smith, this committee were Mrs. participated and W<~re dark named and Hazel Clark, Mn. V~- ~.1.!J~ IIRo·u~ Lloyd, Mrs. Wesley Fry, trousers, white shfi1s and cjark Edith Hood Mary 'Hubbard chairman ol :\irs. Robert Burkett and Mrs. bow ties; Jack LaLane, wltll Myla Lavender: "'ld more then 30 Jlrll will ·ro William Slater. The traveling Danny Hood as Jack, and Roger MOdred Pierce, Matli R!Hr, celve caps, repreoeneclllniunll • · i nrize. donated by Mrs. Harold Dixon: Tommy Ball, JUDO Sayre, Carrie Sinclair, membera who recelv orms ·Lohse was won by Mrs. Lloyd Ban; Delbert Brucb, Mlke Ada Slack, Rosella Thomaoo, lhil ~~~~- .Some 10 llddlliollwho also won the door Mike Young and Geor- Betty Hayes, and guest Tony al members are ID the proceso ' MRS. MEVTZER Mrs. Allen Roush was a guest gie Skinner. Pierce. . of obtaln!Di unlfOI'IJIII and wiH · .Mr and Mra Robert R 'lbe program ~ (IV•~ bJ for the evening. "Saturday Night ,lamboree" 'lbe April 8 hostesses will be be awarded. caps at a later . rob of Lan · ill Rl Mrs. Forres! Bacbtel ~·~ . Mrs. Werner assisted by Mrs. by Tommy Ball, Bobby Black· Mrs Enoch and Naomi LOn- ceremony. · . wa the J:~~ ,;ecltllng Easter ·and told;of .~ '1.1\'11'&Edgar Pratt served a dessert ston, Carl Offutt, Gene Davil, don.' The variety allow ochedul•. Mils Palrlcla HeMesay, Fe&" :f;::':ir daughter Carolyn . to of a Uvlng Christ 11>'111!1' course. Favors of smaU jon· Georgie Skinner and Delbert ed for AprU 1 has been past· !dent of the Cantlyltrlpera, \rill Alrma . James M~lzer Pen· She was preseb~ iillll,_ quil ca ndles and miniature Eas· Bruch; "Beverly Hillblllles" poned txt AprU 28. preside at a brle! ~- ·. lv.::ia who Is ata&ned from the clrcjpjl~ ter baskets filed with candy with Franklin Rizer as speeler; • Ilion. ¥rs. Cedrle Cl..:t of "!Jd· \'!tbo A F B The to afflliah wi!bJ'~ ~~ were presented to those pre· Eddie Yoong, granny; Dean D •• dleport, member ol lhe board ume · · · ne Society ln. Chrlatll!l ,~ sent. The next meeting will be Pullins, Eilie Mae; Martin en mother• Cif!e of trualeell of the bGepltal, alll,l Mr. 'and Mrs. Meul:zer are of the cburcb. M~ . ,r 1870 held at the home of Mrs. Wil· Broderick, Pearl; Danny Bo W liaison officer of !lie Auslllacy, ~e at Ap~. C circle are asked ' liam Slater with Mrs. Burkett bolt, Jeb; Roger Abbolt, .Jetbro Yl iener OIUt will preaent Miss llennOsoy 'll'llh ~ve., ~lu~ ~· ~sia f Mauruly Thursday Co~ 1assisting hostess. and Carl Offutt, the girl. Den Mothers of Rock .Sprlngs h~cap. taRugrt':..."! u•~• be 1" 0 service In a group, ' ·' Ricky Gaul won second piae<! Cub Scouts Pack :146 enleriiJn.. •'l,11e president will then a· a uuu • . _ sc 00 • Refreshments consisted of in Meigs County In ticket sales ed with a wiener roast ' for the ward caps to eacb of the oHJ. varied desserts brought by ea~ and received a ~ gift certifi· boys Wednesday after· scbool cera who In turn will present whlcb were auctlf!!ltl! cate. R1cbard Young, cub at the home of Mn. Herbert capo to Individual membera, , off. Mrs. Edward Johnson' ~ er, expressed his appreciation Dixon. Other den mothers are As each member receiVes · a hoste,IiJ, The refreshmerit to the parenta for their coopera· Mrs. Horace Abbott, Mrl. Ser· cap she will al8o be Jllven a table carrletl .out a spring theq I lion and help in makmg the ev· nest Brucb and Mra. Franklin candle which will be lighted S Ury the cloth and green and I enl a suce<!ss. from a central candle. · Dowers. Favors w !>F 11 Cub Scouts present were Jlo. WhOn the presentation Is A certificate of cblckena and egn .II) Mr. and Mrs. Ora Bumgardand Danny Abbott, Bobby complete the class will respond as a red ribbon Society cups., ' •,, ner. of Wilmette, Carl Offutt, Frank· with the pleclge of service. was awarded to the WSCS ~ · Mrs. Thelma Campbell of Rizer, Gene Davta, Mike George o. Smith, hospital ad· Asbury Methodist cburo;h at the Mr. WeU. To Spea'·. ville, Ohio, visited Wednesday Youlig, Georgie Skinner, Del· minJIIIrator, will addreaa the diltrlct m_eeling held m Jack· os with Mr. and Mrs. Noah Bruch Eddie Young group uatng the subject "SerV· son was displayed when the So- At Rutland PT kins in Middleport. Chuck Roger Dixon ice Key ·to Success" ciety mel Wednesday ev::~~~~~'lb~:e y~Rutland PTA· 'Will 'meet Charles Snyder of Waverly Plans are nearly TonUny Ball and· Mar- The evening will 'close with at the hom~ of Mrs. Oma 8 at 7:30 P·l!l• visited In Middleport Tuesday, for the annual style review and Broderick. Guests w r a social hour and refreslunenta. brenner, with Mrs. Dana the school audllof!U(Il, 0 0 A mdtlwho's prone lb sit and think with Miss Bess Sanborn and card party Tuesda•·, April 9 David Davil lnd Rusty . brenner as hostess. The Mrs. Joan Stewart, ilr@l;. Mrs. Mabel Sanborn. the Pomeroy Junior lligb Rizer and Susan Dlx: M u Lle . attained 15 goal• out of • in charge. ' ' Of how his hard-earned dollars shrink Bruce Lloyd left ing beginning at 7:30 ~.m. A nd ~In 1 11 ard ary <nartrw lrC Mrs Allee capehart Howard WeDs of MeArthur rou ro~ ge ·we e l E • · • W· Va. bY Pane I Wednes day Sports clothing, sent to Shelley Clark wbo 1 ntertairr.ed dent, was in charge of the speak and show . _. '<1. Would find his assets growing vaster Nashville, Tenn., where be costumes, tess and In Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Rlcbard Flnlaw enter· tng wblch opened with trip to Russia. lnslrlllllen' 111 attend the annual sales girl fashions, will highlight the tainecl the Mary Martha Circle lions taken from Luke 24, music will be presented, and If he'd just save those dollars faster! ing. He will return next PTA WUl W D of the Pomeroy Firat Baptist Mrs. Ruyal Thomas. A sitters . will be pl'Gvitll!l REGULARITY IS WHAT COUNTS: BANK nesday. Models will be Mrs. Marjor· ear 0 church Monday evening at her on Easter was youngsters attending with SOMETHING EVERY PAYDAY, WITH US! Miss Lena Mae Fel.s, Keebaugh, Mrs. Anna Ma· I y lf H East Main St. home. Mra. Oma Winebrenner, parenta. The publli1 Ill bridge, is spending the Morrison, Mrs. Martha Est ourte ats Devotional reat11ngs were giv. John Sauvage and Mrs. to attend. end with Miss Frieda Faehnle cbleman, Mrs. Jody Smith, Members are asked to ere- en by Mrs. William Snouffer Winebrenner. A chapter of '" Middleport. Miss Fels IS a Mrs. Marilyn Wisecup, Mrs. ate and wear novelty and ....,. and Mrs. Harry Lee Bailey. The study book cocernlng the VISITS HERE former teacher in the MiddleBrown, Mrs. Lila Sue ful Easter bonnets to the P.T.A. annual reports on activities of was given by Mrs. Sauvage. Mrs. Alberta Nothsline of port schools. .. Mitch, Miss Sharlee Newman, meeting Tuesday night, AprU the Circle were given. Election Du~lng the business1 ~:~::I~G;ro~~veport was the ovemlghf Mrs. Paul Johnso aceom· Mrs. Dorotby Amberger, Mrs. 9, •I 7:30 p.m. at the Syracuse of officer• waa held with Mrs. 54 shut-in caDs were ro of her sister, Mrs. Ralp~ pamed her daughter and Barbara Be!zing, Mrs. Annie Grade School Auditorium. l!'ugene Triplett named as pres- A think you note was read Monday, and attended law to Calilorma where Chapman, Mrs. Sue Grueser, The bonneta should be ma !dent, Mrs. Guy. Cowan, vice bhmkets sent to Algeria. Mrs. O.E.S. meeting honorU,g 1he Will make their home. GRII Hovatter, Mrs. Ap. from something useful it home; presldenl, anti Mro. Snouffer, Carl Herring gave a report Matrons of Racine ·fibaP. We Pay 3% lntrrest On Saving• Mrs. 0. P. Klem, a member Smith, Mrs. April Wats~n. They will be judged for the prot. secretary and treasurer. the district meeting at Jackaon. of the Amateur Gardeners Club Mrs. Mary C. Wiley, Mrs. LID- tlest, most useful, and original. The remainder of the even· An artie!. "Practicing - -- - - - - - - will be tht guest speakez on the da Guinther, Mrs: Yvonne Seal· There will be 1 "Buzz" aession, 1ng was apent iD making C811· abip While You Work," was which refreshments were eerv• mornmg show with Janel ly, Dolores Sullivan, with group participation and cer pada and a desaert course read by Miss Marcia Karr ed by the hostess to 10·· !110111at WMPD Tuesda.Y April 9. O'Brien, Shirley Baumgardner .'open~;_;;d;;:!sctw:;:~l~on~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii,iiiiiiiiii.~w~as;_:;serv~·ed:;;;;;·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;,;co~nc;;:l•;;:d:;;•_;th;;e~mee~;;;lin~g:;;,_;a;.f;.t;.e;.r~ber~s.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii;;;.iiiii;;;;;il;j·iiiii, Serving Meigs County for over 90 years She will presenl a paper on and daughter, Terrie, Louanna 111 ' . '. ':,. . ,'· gardemng of mterest to all gar. Leonard, Marilyo Stumbo, SonPOMEROY- RUTLAND den club members. Wa Wells, Norma West, Paula "'ii:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iiiiiiiiiii:::iii:::iiiiiiiiii::~j Theiss, and Susan Lytle. • JOINS ARMY Stores furnishing merchanJames Robert White, son of include The Shoe Box, Mrs. Agnes White, who StifOers, New York Clothlnl ly joined the U. S. Army, House, Bahr Clothiers, Fabric receiving his basic training Shop, Phillip Sisters, Modern Fori Knox, Ky. He has qua)!· Mart, Sewing Center, L and Z fied for training in radio-tele- Dress Shop, Marguerite Shoe type communication. His Store. Roush' Shoe Store, Hart· "'-====...;....;....;.~ill;; Bennett's Shoe Store, Sim- ' NOW YOU KNOW n. wrtw I -mmm oqalppecl ............. JIM ' Ab 1963 Rhodes Asks 0 .. COLUMBUS (UP! - Gov. James A. Rhodes tnday told 11M! Ohio Education Association 1 (OEAJ to be patient. · ''We have four years to live up) to our campaign promises WSCS 0em: Clark entine if8'n4 About Middleport BRICKS ,• SATURDAY APRIL Certificate Is D1sp/ayecJ By P/annmg • Near Complete For Style Show ' ' i R le•u•:t . . . . . . I . Ill • •,. ...,_,.M.,..... llild.;.,, Clara *' ..... lim .... Cnft ... .. 11 .4 anil we have every h'1f"' of ful· 'fiOtng them," the Hovemor said. 'Rhodes remarks were in re· ply w a charge by T. G. o·. ,als to increase the qles II x. two years beginning J 1. Keefe , executive secretary of Several sucb proposals have O'Keefe also asked tile gover· the OEA, Who accused t he · been advanced, Including a nor to raise the state'o percentap governor of breaking his cam- 1, vote of the people next Novem- share in the total cost of eduC'a· palgn pledge• for school aid. ber to Increase the tax from 3 lion - also promtied Uy' 11i(o;w The OAE at the same time rto 4 per cent. during the catn'pa.Jgn'.. : ' . '-1·1 .J 1' ' : " ' announced plans for a meeting O'Keefe said that Rhodes had .. of school officials Tuesday night promised the schools an addi· . Your. statements · · · rO<!fl!lnt_. to build support for Its propos- tiona! $1:10 million durins the mg Ohzo' education needo as par· amount among at&te needl been J&nored or ror,ot~e~~ ill recent budget O'Keefe. ' c· ~ Pomeroy National Bank .1 EL -B ERFELDS IllSTS LIBERTY THEATRE elers, Goessler Jewelry Store, and Sanborn's Jewelry Store. Refreabments will be served during the evening and prizes awarded. Men and women the area are cordially Invited to attend. Tho affair II being sponsored by the Ohio Eta Phi Sorority. MIDDLEPORT, OffiO SUITS Non-Bleeding Dacron With on's Pick-a-Palr, K and C Jew- NOW SHOWING "MORG4N, THI PIR4TE" (Color) Steve Reeves &: Valerie LaGrange -and- "GORGO" (Color) Bill Travers & William Sylvester CoHon Madras (I Plaid Matching . ' Come To Funeral Hekl W edn-'ay Funeral aervices for Mrs. Lester Cunningham were conduct· Wedntsday at the Ruwlings and Coals Funeral home with Rev, Howard Ruppelt offlcilt· TONIGHT Chubby Checker lng. Dion Vicky Spencer ln "TWIST AROUND THE CLOCK" -andJanet Munro Leo McKern "THE 04 Y THE EARTH C4UGHT FIRE" Also C•rtoon April Saturday 6 Donald O'Connor in "THE WONDERS OF 4L4DDIN" (Cinemascope & Color) -andChuck Connors, Kamala Devi "GERONIMO" (Tocbnleolor) MEIGS THEATRE rOMIROY. OHIO ------ . . ....,· Sport Coats •· s1~9·95 up TONIGHT & SATURDAY Wo/1 Dl•••l"• "PINOCCHIO" <Technicolor) "THE SECRET DP MONTE CRISTO" (Tecb. nlcolor) Roey Calhoun, Patricia Bredin, Ian Hunter, John Gre1· ,1 HR CLOTHIERS Middleport, Ohio aon. Treasurel Fabulous que1t for crot Here for the services were VISI'r IN SPRINGI!'IELD Mr. an. Mrs. Ralph Webb of Racine accompanied Mr., and Mrs. Loren Nlxor of N e Straitaville to Springfield Sur~ II day, to c,>end the day wtlh Mr. and Mrs, Jolm McKinnon. Thfy were joined In the afternoon by .Mr . and ,._ ..._ ,_ -·· Thomas ,. _ , f Da o yton. Mrs. Bartley' Mn. rm, Ml's. ·NW)a ·a D Se-llf~Mr':!!'s~. W~ebb~w~ere~~I959~=G!.ra~nd~~~~ II of Grand O.E.S. Roll Up SIHYe Bloute Boxy T1ilored J1cket Boxy Tullored Jacket Sizes a to '1a .~ ~e the complete line of matching coordinates many fabrics ancj styles .to choose from - !Ill c:onven' iently arranged for your easy selection. .,. ·, . • • IUN., MON. ond TUiiS. Aprll 7..., "lP 4 MAN 4NSWIIII" Sandra Dee, Bobby Darin, IOcbeUne Prealo, lobo Lund, Ceur Romero. 5.95 Sheath Skirt - - 4.95 Bermud1 Shorts _ 3.95 Hip Stitch Pleltid ·Skirt ....;._.;....,. -5~91' l ·, ' 1 ,. \' ' ~· .... • AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION day Ill April 11. . Anyone wloh- For 6 Mo)\lh Period Ina to wrl~ or iettd .... may tndin& March 31.,.1963 aend to thb> addl'els: .Pvt. E :;' I ItiJilel Robert \Y1llte," 'II. "' 52 538 e, Co. II lOili Bn. 3rd =)~~~~• • Beautiful matching coordinates to weat any place - for sport, fo~ dress, for traveling. Mr. and Mrs. Ctlfford Cunning· ham and son Kei;ll, of L I m a, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cunning· ham of Tulsa, Oklahoma; Mr. Robert· Croft, ldianapolil, In- , diana; Mr. and Mrs. Harry I Crall, Galion, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thomas, Clarene<! , Thomas, Virgil Thomas, and : Mrs. Ruth Chandler, all of Coumbus; Lester Thomas, Salem Center; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford l!foos and family, Mo11tgomery, W. Va., and Mr. and ly Frazier, Oak Hill, West Pallbearers were Russell Lyons llubert Taylor, otmer Grim, Cecil Evans, Les Hawley. and Robert Haggert) . ___ co_I_••.••------I'DlTNIUI'G, : : • By "AI gene'; ~('f'."' ' '' u,., 1di!J' Wroti � 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 5, 1963 lewis mattox