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'· .. . ar y: . ent1 ''. : ,_,_To Tit. 1,.,.,.-f' 01 Tile MeW..M.,,. h. ~- • ' WEA'fH£1 (:lr . . . . . . . . . . . . • h'lhlo ...... a.4. ti'IIZJ' ,, e•••••• D's dr r· J • t' I Mrs. Cheesebrew Is Elected To Shrine Post PETER SON " TRI·CHAIR $1.28 Billion Budget eVeal Sandw 3 •Hamburgers eHot Dogs •Fish 3 ,., 3 Folill eBarbecuet flat,. - position position footrest safety features Wide~ stable leg spread Polttive. •afety lock on tray Airplam.type safety belt · Elberfelds In Pomeroy MEIGS THEATRE I'OMIIIOY, OHIO Tonight Thru Wednesday I M~thodist Class Enjoyed Potluck • THURSDAY, March 21 NOT OPIN I ... , ··. ~ Old House, New House, Little "ouse, Big House ... 92% of all houses in this area·are heated by GAS"' COIIPLE1RY AUTOMATIC-With forced air Gas boat, one therJIII)IItatis all that's needed to keep every room in your home warm and comfortable. ~-~~ll:; 9P.E~JNG Take Partin CWIILIIESS-Duat-end-dlrkatcbing &tars in a forced air OPEN FOR THE SEASON THURSDAY, MARCH 21st Gas heatincsystem clean the air -eral times every hour. With Gas hsat, curtains, draperies end furniture •taJ. clean loncer. LIBERTY THEATRE MIDDLEPORT, OmO Theodorus Council, Daughters America, will meet in regusesslon at the IOOF ball, Games be played during the social hour and members are asl:· ed to bring sandwich.. or cookies for refreahments. IIMondl1y at 7:30 p.m. BIG DOUBLE F£ATURE EACH NIGHT WITH CARTOON THURSDAY and FRIDAY MARCH 21-22 ~eigs Youth lllllllllln-A forced air Gas heating system is the ultimate in modem, automatic centralized heating. It is easily cou- . verted to whole-houss air oonclitilllling at any time. NOW SHOWING "IACHILOR FLAT" (Scope •• a. Color) ECIIIOIIY-No other aystem of automatic hest can approach Gas for economy-the loweat cosfiDOIIem. automatic beating method. Tuesday Weld. Ricbud Beymer. Terry Thomu and CeleBte llolm CARTOON ond COMIDY ' • / •WheN,.-..... ~ Ill WRdlr practltiallr IYIIJOIII t,ats With GAS! '· GAS heat Is comfortable ...fe • dependable •·fully automatic . 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Phone WY 2·3284 P1ge St. 1 , Mld!i~pCI,rt . ;111 • �'· ' • ' .' ~ . - . •/"' t ' I ' «::MMENTATING EDITORIALLY 1 P,n:J .. !IJ~ ' f .' .- 'l -., 'More News From Congress, Chief!~~- ATrue Example Qf Automation Tbis is 'automation: A 19-ton bar of· fiery steel enters a mill at on~ ~nd and emerges at the oth· er at a speell of 27 miles an hour in a areal metal ribbon pearly six feet wide, over half a mile long and a tenth of an !ncb tbick - entirely unguided by hu· It has a memory bank of 16,000 words, contaiping information on steel grades and the effects of rolling vanables as well as a mathematical model of t h e whole process which permits the com· puler to decide the best settings for a particular order. In operation, the computer is fed a Such 1 mill, the world's first comput- constant stream of information from a er-controlled bot strip mill, is operating human monitor and from sensors on the 24 hours 1 day in Detroit at the McLouth line. Throughout the process, the com· Steel Co. The automated mill is making puler makes new calculatloll$ as needed. a better product faster and more erono· It behaves like a superhuman operator in all respects. mical~y. This is automation - the great pro· The computer, a General Eledric-312, lo not merely a programmed calculating mise and at the same time the g r eat machine hooked onto the mill but is an threat to human workers. lnte&ral part of the mill itself. ! \ Here's Sqplething eise that's wrong her. Or she may buy stock for the conwith women: they don't .know how to verse of this reason. For women to buy stock In a company, buy stocks and bonds. ... That Is, they approach them in too says Schwabacher, "is like a sentimental persona) , a way - at least according to vote of approval, having nothing, OF very investment broker Albert Schwabacher little, to do with earning power." Jr. of San FraJWiS<o. , The stock market is wei) known for A woman may, for example, sell stock its sudden dips and climbs, hitherto in· In a growing retail firm simply because explicable. Could it be that herein lies a clerk In one pi Its stores was rude to the clue of it all? 'River Rotary Rally' '(1 I On The Farm Front .. .. , ., I ' • AND TBI 'U w· . :~ Not only people are upset by the mo· for migration. Formerly, they were all dern -~at race, the crush, the hustle and released at once. It is believed that this bustle, the pressure of co'l'petltion with mad dash seriously disturbed some of the youngsters' behavior patterns. the crowd. So are fish . The new method. it Is hoped, will in· Realizing this, fish raisers are using modern psychology at salmon hatcheries crease the survival rate and pay off in In Bntiah Columbia. Salmon fry are now bigger salmon runs in the future when allowed to leave the hatcheries w h e n the fish come back to their spawning they are thought to be at the right stage grounds. ••• ' 2·DIIIy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., 'Mu. 19. lMS YOU Their Ulcers·· Women's Whims Win '\ Pomeroy Talks WASHINGTON tUPil - '!11e '111e Agr.leulture Deparhflnt trOIOI In the diJrr ln<iuJtcy ap- hu HI diJrr prlco · ouppGitl ... JIHI'I to be towml fewer but IIIIH4 IIWbJiDa year beg!MIDI larger proceaor~. April 1 at $11.1& per huJidrodo An AgrlCI!llure Ilepartment weilbl for lllliiU!oc:turl mlill otudr ooid that if CUI'\'0111 trends liJd 18.1 oenll per poullli for bul· cootlliue wlthouf chlnp li>r<l"'lb terfal, '111ese ,pri<oo nflecl 'II the mki-IPIO'o, dairy proceuoro per ...1 of parltf. will become fewor In number with til"!- volume per plant. 'l1le .....ber ol firmo clturDIIIg I I buller, for -mpl•. dr<lpped !!' . I 'I from 1,417 In 11151 to 1,!116 ID 11161, ~ l a deereuo of 311 per cent. By .... "" IIIII?, !be IIUIIIber ahould be clown llllllhor !I) per cent. JiM aDd IIIII IUUIUOI butter pJ'OductloaiiJI!iiJIII--. .- -. . ' w plant Increased SS per ...t 11M0KB IN YOUR BYE& to m,GOO pounda,' n waa a elear, C!l'lsp alliitTlte Department'• projectloiJI r.oon; aDd Tom decided to b~ ·, for IIIII? 011 tbree assump- hi< trash. He carried the tra$h •· - '"" tlou: that close to preoent Jov. tc hla back yard and burned II ala of price aupporl wlil operate Just at the entrance of the alley " "through IIIII?: the J'OWib of the which ran along the rear of hli. entire .....,my will · COIJtiDUe at lot. · prese!ll rateo: liJd ~lmoiO!!Y In '!11e •conglomerallo<l' of i • ·' the dally lndoutry Wlll COIIUDUe to in the pile WM such that Toill adv~ at roughly the oame found that he had to stir .C. pace. · casionaUy In order for proper Wblle hormero have increased burnln&, resulting b. a dense lbeir mlill marketiDp 101110 'II cloud of smoke. , w cent over llJo paat 15 yean, Joe Intended to drive hla cor the number of dairy processors into the alley In which Tom waa has dropped sharply. burning the leav2S. As he ap- · ------ ----'-------------~-- 1 In 1!151!, a total of $,BI 7 Ould proached the alley he entered milk plaott WBI In operation, 1 a dense cloud of s~ke, so denso drop of 13 per cent from lll54. in fact that his vision was .."" The value til lhlpments pe_r plant pletely obscured. He neverllJe. Increased 32 per cent durmg the les. contiDued to drive his cor =rt...nt aald If the into the alley, although he dill ' E~sing l •. Mu. II, : ,) man hands. '' ! . '. f Dairying Trend Is Toward Fewer, Bigger Proeessors • • ' I Recent Report 0 n Resource DeveIopment • E h • 0 R • PI IndIcates mp asiS n ecreation an sa~ . ,, . number of dairy plant:ll contioues reduce biB speed. COLUMBUS - In a report al agencies in acqulaldon of Uc Works Acceleration Act. Ali there should be 30 per cent few As J:;~red ~~ a:~y To~ on "Trends in Resource Devel· land for recreation and certain are in some way releated to planll making butter and 22 per was 8 ..,. nex e cur • opment" made to the Natural conservation purposeo. The fund the development of natural re- cent few Ouid milk plants by completely ,engulfed by I h 1 Resources Commission, partie· would be administered by BOR. sources. He olllled that the PfO' IIIII?. Volume per plant would s~lre. J~a ;" ~!,.:0~ I' ular emphasis waa placed on "Apportioned to tha states IP'80J8 have placed additional cUmb proportiOnately. m 8 oe a the recreatiooal program to he on 1 matching basis, similar lo responslbiUty on the Depart· Tile 18010 thing Is happening 1D ~was ';,"gllg~nt ~ dr:: lntq, administered by the U. S. Bur- the Pittman • Roberil<!n and ment til Natural Resourcoa In oihor parts til the dalry industry, smo e w en e not '· eau of Outdoor Recreation. A Dlngeii.Johnson fllllds, t h Is !be realm of technical assist· the Department oald. COttage ~· Joe, on the ollJer 8 _1111, sal<l bill now In the Senate, S20, money would go a long way to aoce, coordination aDd projfct cheese and Ice cream used to he ~wt Tom was negligent m stap<l· would provide basic operating help the sl81e!! meet• increu. development. produced alnng with fluid milk. "j' ~n ~· all~ nl :"e\1 :U,Me authority and recognition by the ing public demands for Jnmt. "In spite of everything avaD· Now, Increasingly, they ore cou 0 smo e w. en e Congress for the BOR. lng, fishing and general out- able from state aDd federal made by -larger, opeclali!ed t~at cars were driven In e The report waa prepared by door recreation areaa." soorces llJe responalbWty for firms. a ey. .' Dr. Roliert w. Teater, execu(Ed. Note: P·R fands ..~om,~ r~ develoj>ment and com· The Crop Reporting Boml Was Joe negllgent! Can To'!! live assistant to Gen. Herbert from tile ll per ~, Jlllllllo - ~mates production o1 winter collect from hlllJ for hJs -dam· ... .. manfh· •1 1mprovemen1 sliD u l i Q 1Clllf.l , 1 B. Eagon, director, Department facturera' .,.else lu 011 oport- with !be local people,'' he said. vegetables at 34.6 million hu.. a.es. of Natural Resoorces. It was 1111 arma ond 11111111111ltln; "The technical and financial dredweight, 3 per cent more than Tom would not win his case, also stated that another bill, IJ.J foodo prov~•.bY,,• .. asslstsnce wltich 11 available last year and 5 per cent greater unless the jury found hi"\ ,npt introduced in both the Hoose It fi'T cent se lu .. taH· can only be obtained !IJroogb than the five-year average. riegllgent In standing In llli a~ and Senate, would establish a le ond other Osblnc eqal,. local organization imagination ley In a cloud of dense SJ!lOkj!. l Land and Water Conserva· meat.f:·· , _ll. ued I~ aDd Initiative. 'CommunUiea GallipoliJ, Oblo, However,l\IO .collflf)l&VfTM!d,1 ; !Jon Fund. This would he flnan- wtldtlfe res llim pragrama, which do not show some InterSaturday, March II, 18111 that a driver must -nef~tle · ced largely from admission fees wblte D.J JOG J pravldes pro· est In helping themselves will SALES REPORT of care commensurate witb· the ., , to federal recreatiooal areas, crams lor lsb restoration. continue to be left behind strugOhio VaUey Llvestocll CO. situation, It baA been recogt~lz· . ~, the sale of surplu• federal lands Relmbune I te llle IIIIa gling desperately In the cur· HOGS - 17i 1<. 220 lbs .. 12.00 ed In 1 miir!b•r of cases ~t and the existing U. S. four-cent ore made federal lunda rent of progress." 10 14.00; 220 to 250 lbs. 12.00 to more care than normRI is r .. tax on. marine fuelds. wbicll cannot exeeed 75 per 14.00; Light lUlL to 14.00; Fat quired of a driver traveling ',. "Thts fund would provide fed· [ cent of the c..t til eaeb pro- Single copies of "Trends in Sows 10.00 to 12.50; Sugs 8.00 through smoke which limits hla eral financial a..isunce to the ject~. · Resource Developmenl'' may to 12.00; Boars 7.00 to 12.; visibility. ;'-. states for the planning acqul· A number of other programs be obuined by writin& to I'll~ Sows & Pigs 6.00 to 110.00; It is the duty of the operatur ., . •ilion and development by them were analy!ed by Dr. Teater, llcations Branch, 1500 Dublin Shoats s.oo 1o 14.00. of a ear to drive it al such 1 !.' of outd:>ar recreational re· among which were the Rural Road, COlumbus 12, and inclos- CATTLE _ Steers 16.00 to rate 'of speed llJat he can bring · .sources," Dr. Teater ~id. "It! Area Development, the Area ing a stamped, aelf·oddressed 25.oo; Heifers 14 .00 to 2z.cio; Ba· his car to a stsndstill within , would also assist certam Ieder· Redevelopment Act and the Pub- envelope. by Beef 20.00 lo 25 .50 ; Fat cows the disl8nce that he can plaino : 12.00 to 15.00; Canners 8.00 to IJ see di!cernibie objects or abo ' · ·1 12.00; Bulls 15.00 to 20.0; Milk structlono ahead of blm. ,. ·1 COws 80.00 to 150.00. H he continues to proceed' VEAL CALVES _ Tops 32.· when he is unable to seo be· I. 25; Seconds 22.00 to 30.00; Med· ~se hJS Yislon JS obscured, ,he ium 18.00 to 24.00; com. & Hvs. II neghgent. When the situation " By Wayne G. Brond•tadl, M.D. To Imply, for example, that world.' 16.00 to 28.00· Culls 12.00 to on 1 highway 1• such that one'a '• 1 '1 'ld d d ti · . ' vision Is completely obscured, Lei's set lhe record straight. aII 1I e. WI an orne$ •·. 11 The charge that pesticide• are 20·00· it Is his duty to stop un111 the Some well • meaning writers he8(ied for prompt destructillll, the balance of nahrre SHEEP - Ewes & Lma. 5.· f h b . ..< spread the alarm aboot the 11 farmers continue to use a ring. Since ttme 00 to 10.00; Stock Ewes 4.~ to ~==v~ sue 0 scured vision 18 ' , •1 danger to man and aolmais sprays to kill Insect pests, Is man bas upset that bal· 1.00; Fat Sheep 4.00 1<. 10.00; • . •t arising from the use til insecti· ignore two Important facts. so weU. 'l1le pestlcllle Culls 1.00 to 5.00; Bucks 4.00 cldes and pesticides. I would First, farm prodoction of threat to wlid likfe is mild com· to 8.00; Fat Wethers 4.00 to DIVOTED TO UITIRIST 'OP ,,· ' he the last person in the world for man aDd animals has pared to, that from automobiles 1~.00. IIIIIGS MASON AIIIA to want lo see all forms of life creased to the point of aa the many birds aDd antmall LAMBS - Tops 20.40; Sec.,,.,,. o. ·vanis~ from the face of the rassing surpluses in roads mute'· testify onds lf.OO to 11.00: Light Will. ,. ••.. -"' ...., 00 0 ,.L chemi......1A y M&JIH o,-eq .V.riUJDII elfllll( .. . . ' earth but I believe that such where su.,, ""' are even more serloos threat lo.oo to 14.00; COmmon 8.00 to ,., ., ... ••n., ,.._.. writers often do more harm and· wlld llfe is the e'-•Jnc of 12.00. ~:......, w. • - - •· ~ · h second, he in those t uaed ~ '*~ Oftle. .... .,.,,.. • , than good through gross exag· w ere t Y are no , and farmlands for new lion d• . job ' in ":.;.:=•~ "'.::.!",.:,....;_. 1s omg 1 11 ne geration. ger ts stlh a gr~ specter. and housing de- tra ..,.u., •• 1.11e . . , .met .. ,......,, . 11 Now let's tste a closer look prote<:tln' yoor health. '111ls '":t;...., ...._ ·••~ ......~~ .. ;., at what we are poisoniq. oraaruzation was aware of lhe tott~Hiu Klmb&ll. IDa., • ~ r. sectlcides ore definllely poison- 'l1le -al If all thla It lllat harmful potenilaillies o! pesti· '"" ..... ••• .... "''"· ... • - · ., ••- aever ltaliU -~ 1tHI • cides over 15 yean ago •"" , *"'• ~"'*-• Ordh•••• "' 1 ~ · l ous, as any insect would" teD eondl....,.a •ben aYadl~ • -..- pf/1' - • • ' yoo If II could , but properiy If we are to nrvl• e we .,._.. ooor~ .,.. ,.., ta llll•ae. " ' 111 ·• ~"" !t-~ •• llJey have not been lwtddllog ...... """ ,..,.. .. 'controlled use has yet to iDjure aot resist cball1e bat adapt, their llJumbo • They have' for· ""' .,., ...... ., •';.c! I ...... ' " " wWft P'd11btOI 0 • ~ a human being: lo II. mulaled saleguard.o which are - - 11• ., .,.,, - - · ...., 'l1le Food and Drn• Admtnfs. wor•••• ••;.. weU. · ~-- · - ·~ •-·-'6 ,t I ~-· Voice 0£ Croadway .•• Reporting i By DOROTHY KILGALLEN BROADWAY BULLETIN BOARD Rho~ FleJi!ing fs 'beiqg lfnked . by rumor w:tib otie of the most fascinatmg figures oo the political scene. And he's free, too, If there's anything to the re· ports and he's .in a marrying mood .. Anot~ sad ·death in the jazz world: flute •nclsai star Jl9bby Jasper, who us· ed to be married to Blossom Dearie Bobby, '\vho hailed from Belgium, died of a heat! attack , .. . The handsome hunk ot man.:l.ilftMiing with Gloria Vanderbilt at Miel'iael's-on•the-Parc was George Montgomery, who not too long ago was married' to Dinah Shore- and Gloria's beautjljO!emed to have an extremely sootht,n&; 'etfect on him . This chic new restaul'lint on Central Park South is fast gaining f•vor with the celebrities, des· pile the lwulicap of the New York news· paper stfike . . "Have I Got -A Girl For You,'~' ·ttJIO' pl:cy starring ,Mark Richman, folde • ~ ."4lir~ · s. the first stop on a pia Wt'A&i~< ,. w~ to bring it to BroadWAY ln;t~!t afi Spring. The produ· cers hf.)ift,eturned the script to the play· wrlghG(tOr ·t re-writing job. with the hope that' they can mount it again in the Fall . . Susan Starr, the young Ameri· can girl who waltzed off with second prize m Moscow's international Tchaikowsky piano competition, is expecting her first baby. Her husband is Kenneth Am ada, also a concert pianist. Say it Isn't so! Insiders hear William Inge has sworn off writing for Broadway -ever again. Ht's in a fit of depression over the quick failure of his most recent play, "Natural Affection," which was clobbered by the drama critics but act· ually deserved a better fate _. Jennie Callaway, Ingrid Bergman's daughterwriting for Paris Match and living hap· pily on the Left B~n~. just received her final divorce decree (rom Clay Callaway. Observers say she's growing to look more and more like -her famous mother every day . . . The ill-starred Sarah Churchill is making a new start and everyone is rooting for her to succeed. She has left her villa in Spain to return to the buzzing Popular TV newscaster Bill Hanr.han of NBC and his lovely wile are lullabying a baby boy. It's their sixth child . Sophia Loren has signed a con· tract with the leading French . dlscery, Barclay Records, and will cut four num· bers this week- all Gallic love sonr,s which Sophia will sing in French for re· lease In April. The number she feels stands the best chance of becoming a hit is titled "Give Me My Chance." Barclay Records had Brigitte Bardo! under con· tract until recently, when she quit in a huff because a 50% interest in the com· pany was sold to Roger Vadim, her first husband , and she doesn't want him to have any say in her career these days. However, the firm figures it wound up with just as sexy a potential seller in Sophia. Dinah Washington is touting agents and nightclub owners on her two. sons from former marriages (she's had eight husbands) who have teamed as the Dinah-Mites for a song and comedy aci and will be making their professional debut in the hinterlands soon before braving the Gotham .scene. The youngsters' first names are Bobby and George ; presuma· bly their last name IS Dinah Marte Lathan. author of the soon-due Chilton book. "My Animal Queendom," is miss· ing as far as her publishers are concern~ ed. She's been in the jungles of Colom· hia, South America, since Thanksgiving - they think- and they're searching for her madly because they want her to make personal appearances. They have a feeling her book will be a smash, mak· tng her sort o£ a jungle "Auntie Marne" Negro organizers are planning a Madison Ave. picket lin& to promote a better image of the V . S. Negro and se· cure more employment opportunities in the advertising field . If that doesn't work, a television blackout of Harlem is being considered. Today's Medical Report .~· • . I' . fHl DAILy SENTINEl ' '' • Collins Wants Teachers' Pav Upped In Bill ·-~ --. ·- .;.;:ll.- -~- .. 1 ' 1 poison under certaln clr'Clll1n· stanr~s . This was proved An• substance u 1 a statewide minimum last year can whenactaeveralll !IChedule for school teacht!rs in a hosPlfJJI died as I has been intrndoced in 1 he of salt bolHc used Ohio-Senate. stead of sugar In preparln& I fo~::~~:; But who would be . Submitted by Sen. Oakley Col· I fc a& to demand laws Even though his "Photo-Finish" Is a hns, q, · Ironton, a one-time hibiting tbe sale of salt? giant click on Broadway, writer-director· star Peter Ustlnov jsn 't resting on his Iteacher, and Sen. Lowell Fess, Wben lnaectleldes are ,.... laurels. He spends all his spare dressing R . Yellow Springs, the meas· periJ ued .. l!it pto hllrl. London stage for rehearsalS ~n a play room time working alternately on anoth- ure would hike the present min· Whea ll!ey are Cll'tleally ao._ written by her husband, LOrd Audley. er pl•y and a novel . . After Carol Lyn· imutn salaries for teaChers by ed, dlere 11 a nr1ow .._. Quote from Lord Audley: " With this ley fimshes her role in "The Cardinal" $200 in most training caU!gories 1o the fatll!er 'IIIIo , ... ll!eaa play, I shall be part of the theatre with in Rome, she will take her dau~hter to and would also insure teachers -at~ to 1M - e r • 11. 1M Carmer'" ptodaee. my wife." Ireland, where she and the child will yearly pay increases. The measure woold aet Farmers today could , oo•, Ji" meet many of their relatives for the first abundant yield Have another hot rumor: Chums are time. Carol has quite a large family in minimum slllrting salaries grain, fruit, spreading the word that Esther Williams Dublin A show biz figure whose wife follows: less than three and her handsome suitor, Fernando La· tells everyone they're getting a divorce of training, $3,250, (llllW 'f they Wertl til .inaectlcidOI. !:R mas, were married a f~w dl:fs ·ago in a is being double-crossed by the man's three to four years, ~.BOO cOnii'nonill ct quiet little ceremony either In Madrid or daughte~ (by a previous marriage) who is $3.4011~; bachelor'• degree, IOUDCi OQ moot nearby, Esther and Fernando are bOun· broadcasting the news that it can't be OliO (DOW t:l.BIIO~; bachelor'o cing around Mallorca currentlf, and he true because they were never married, gree pluo one year, f4,JIO (now is true they Ill•• tisluM keeps introducing her as his wJfe, which and he's still the husband of someo11e $t,OIJO), and master's degree, 400 (now $t,2011), uieJ !'do II quite enough to start the grapevine else. ' Colllns said he believed I t.\LL ~ANI dU<e!i by Bob Banner Assaelale!l ,smaU T..o, towns only .a few tla meJISIII'O would help lo .~ YORK IUPI) - Jiinmy fthls fall for showing over ABc.1mileo apart- Ennis ar.d Pial ·nwn on the ·nUmber of Dean wlU appear In a weotiy,' TV. view -but they never met un who nr teave1he three ,.P.~rs ~~~~::~~~£way for po.r.· and hour~lonf. e om e d y • mu!li..-al Ba1111tr and Dean, 8'3" and til fo••r \'Pars aso at a studio 1 ·ror two ltlavisitm )I<Oii"IDI 10 be pr~ 1 8'4" reopecltvely, bollJ hail from ,New York. •.ana iD ~ ud •from A bi11 designed to == .' ., -~~~~~~~~~~~~!-~.,.~-~-~~~~f~~~~~~~~~~~- 1 Time ............- ! ...:..: .. ' . ....::::-.. - , ~. ·• ~..l !l.r am 1.1 \J.• Jlo JiiAic11·''" .,.,.., ,~ '~- M ~ ·. j '1 , 'I ..... ,. .... ........ .................. flleefr,. . . .,., '•••••Y ••e! Talk h JllrloCII . . . tllltctrlt:ll ~. -Ills ' .,... wlrii&lllwa.:e. �'· ' • ' .' ~ . - . •/"' t ' I ' «::MMENTATING EDITORIALLY 1 P,n:J .. !IJ~ ' f .' .- 'l -., 'More News From Congress, Chief!~~- ATrue Example Qf Automation Tbis is 'automation: A 19-ton bar of· fiery steel enters a mill at on~ ~nd and emerges at the oth· er at a speell of 27 miles an hour in a areal metal ribbon pearly six feet wide, over half a mile long and a tenth of an !ncb tbick - entirely unguided by hu· It has a memory bank of 16,000 words, contaiping information on steel grades and the effects of rolling vanables as well as a mathematical model of t h e whole process which permits the com· puler to decide the best settings for a particular order. In operation, the computer is fed a Such 1 mill, the world's first comput- constant stream of information from a er-controlled bot strip mill, is operating human monitor and from sensors on the 24 hours 1 day in Detroit at the McLouth line. Throughout the process, the com· Steel Co. The automated mill is making puler makes new calculatloll$ as needed. a better product faster and more erono· It behaves like a superhuman operator in all respects. mical~y. This is automation - the great pro· The computer, a General Eledric-312, lo not merely a programmed calculating mise and at the same time the g r eat machine hooked onto the mill but is an threat to human workers. lnte&ral part of the mill itself. ! \ Here's Sqplething eise that's wrong her. Or she may buy stock for the conwith women: they don't .know how to verse of this reason. For women to buy stock In a company, buy stocks and bonds. ... That Is, they approach them in too says Schwabacher, "is like a sentimental persona) , a way - at least according to vote of approval, having nothing, OF very investment broker Albert Schwabacher little, to do with earning power." Jr. of San FraJWiS<o. , The stock market is wei) known for A woman may, for example, sell stock its sudden dips and climbs, hitherto in· In a growing retail firm simply because explicable. Could it be that herein lies a clerk In one pi Its stores was rude to the clue of it all? 'River Rotary Rally' '(1 I On The Farm Front .. .. , ., I ' • AND TBI 'U w· . :~ Not only people are upset by the mo· for migration. Formerly, they were all dern -~at race, the crush, the hustle and released at once. It is believed that this bustle, the pressure of co'l'petltion with mad dash seriously disturbed some of the youngsters' behavior patterns. the crowd. So are fish . The new method. it Is hoped, will in· Realizing this, fish raisers are using modern psychology at salmon hatcheries crease the survival rate and pay off in In Bntiah Columbia. Salmon fry are now bigger salmon runs in the future when allowed to leave the hatcheries w h e n the fish come back to their spawning they are thought to be at the right stage grounds. ••• ' 2·DIIIy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., 'Mu. 19. lMS YOU Their Ulcers·· Women's Whims Win '\ Pomeroy Talks WASHINGTON tUPil - '!11e '111e Agr.leulture Deparhflnt trOIOI In the diJrr ln<iuJtcy ap- hu HI diJrr prlco · ouppGitl ... JIHI'I to be towml fewer but IIIIH4 IIWbJiDa year beg!MIDI larger proceaor~. April 1 at $11.1& per huJidrodo An AgrlCI!llure Ilepartment weilbl for lllliiU!oc:turl mlill otudr ooid that if CUI'\'0111 trends liJd 18.1 oenll per poullli for bul· cootlliue wlthouf chlnp li>r<l"'lb terfal, '111ese ,pri<oo nflecl 'II the mki-IPIO'o, dairy proceuoro per ...1 of parltf. will become fewor In number with til"!- volume per plant. 'l1le .....ber ol firmo clturDIIIg I I buller, for -mpl•. dr<lpped !!' . I 'I from 1,417 In 11151 to 1,!116 ID 11161, ~ l a deereuo of 311 per cent. By .... "" IIIII?, !be IIUIIIber ahould be clown llllllhor !I) per cent. JiM aDd IIIII IUUIUOI butter pJ'OductloaiiJI!iiJIII--. .- -. . ' w plant Increased SS per ...t 11M0KB IN YOUR BYE& to m,GOO pounda,' n waa a elear, C!l'lsp alliitTlte Department'• projectloiJI r.oon; aDd Tom decided to b~ ·, for IIIII? 011 tbree assump- hi< trash. He carried the tra$h •· - '"" tlou: that close to preoent Jov. tc hla back yard and burned II ala of price aupporl wlil operate Just at the entrance of the alley " "through IIIII?: the J'OWib of the which ran along the rear of hli. entire .....,my will · COIJtiDUe at lot. · prese!ll rateo: liJd ~lmoiO!!Y In '!11e •conglomerallo<l' of i • ·' the dally lndoutry Wlll COIIUDUe to in the pile WM such that Toill adv~ at roughly the oame found that he had to stir .C. pace. · casionaUy In order for proper Wblle hormero have increased burnln&, resulting b. a dense lbeir mlill marketiDp 101110 'II cloud of smoke. , w cent over llJo paat 15 yean, Joe Intended to drive hla cor the number of dairy processors into the alley In which Tom waa has dropped sharply. burning the leav2S. As he ap- · ------ ----'-------------~-- 1 In 1!151!, a total of $,BI 7 Ould proached the alley he entered milk plaott WBI In operation, 1 a dense cloud of s~ke, so denso drop of 13 per cent from lll54. in fact that his vision was .."" The value til lhlpments pe_r plant pletely obscured. He neverllJe. Increased 32 per cent durmg the les. contiDued to drive his cor =rt...nt aald If the into the alley, although he dill ' E~sing l •. Mu. II, : ,) man hands. '' ! . '. f Dairying Trend Is Toward Fewer, Bigger Proeessors • • ' I Recent Report 0 n Resource DeveIopment • E h • 0 R • PI IndIcates mp asiS n ecreation an sa~ . ,, . number of dairy plant:ll contioues reduce biB speed. COLUMBUS - In a report al agencies in acqulaldon of Uc Works Acceleration Act. Ali there should be 30 per cent few As J:;~red ~~ a:~y To~ on "Trends in Resource Devel· land for recreation and certain are in some way releated to planll making butter and 22 per was 8 ..,. nex e cur • opment" made to the Natural conservation purposeo. The fund the development of natural re- cent few Ouid milk plants by completely ,engulfed by I h 1 Resources Commission, partie· would be administered by BOR. sources. He olllled that the PfO' IIIII?. Volume per plant would s~lre. J~a ;" ~!,.:0~ I' ular emphasis waa placed on "Apportioned to tha states IP'80J8 have placed additional cUmb proportiOnately. m 8 oe a the recreatiooal program to he on 1 matching basis, similar lo responslbiUty on the Depart· Tile 18010 thing Is happening 1D ~was ';,"gllg~nt ~ dr:: lntq, administered by the U. S. Bur- the Pittman • Roberil<!n and ment til Natural Resourcoa In oihor parts til the dalry industry, smo e w en e not '· eau of Outdoor Recreation. A Dlngeii.Johnson fllllds, t h Is !be realm of technical assist· the Department oald. COttage ~· Joe, on the ollJer 8 _1111, sal<l bill now In the Senate, S20, money would go a long way to aoce, coordination aDd projfct cheese and Ice cream used to he ~wt Tom was negligent m stap<l· would provide basic operating help the sl81e!! meet• increu. development. produced alnng with fluid milk. "j' ~n ~· all~ nl :"e\1 :U,Me authority and recognition by the ing public demands for Jnmt. "In spite of everything avaD· Now, Increasingly, they ore cou 0 smo e w. en e Congress for the BOR. lng, fishing and general out- able from state aDd federal made by -larger, opeclali!ed t~at cars were driven In e The report waa prepared by door recreation areaa." soorces llJe responalbWty for firms. a ey. .' Dr. Roliert w. Teater, execu(Ed. Note: P·R fands ..~om,~ r~ develoj>ment and com· The Crop Reporting Boml Was Joe negllgent! Can To'!! live assistant to Gen. Herbert from tile ll per ~, Jlllllllo - ~mates production o1 winter collect from hlllJ for hJs -dam· ... .. manfh· •1 1mprovemen1 sliD u l i Q 1Clllf.l , 1 B. Eagon, director, Department facturera' .,.else lu 011 oport- with !be local people,'' he said. vegetables at 34.6 million hu.. a.es. of Natural Resoorces. It was 1111 arma ond 11111111111ltln; "The technical and financial dredweight, 3 per cent more than Tom would not win his case, also stated that another bill, IJ.J foodo prov~•.bY,,• .. asslstsnce wltich 11 available last year and 5 per cent greater unless the jury found hi"\ ,npt introduced in both the Hoose It fi'T cent se lu .. taH· can only be obtained !IJroogb than the five-year average. riegllgent In standing In llli a~ and Senate, would establish a le ond other Osblnc eqal,. local organization imagination ley In a cloud of dense SJ!lOkj!. l Land and Water Conserva· meat.f:·· , _ll. ued I~ aDd Initiative. 'CommunUiea GallipoliJ, Oblo, However,l\IO .collflf)l&VfTM!d,1 ; !Jon Fund. This would he flnan- wtldtlfe res llim pragrama, which do not show some InterSaturday, March II, 18111 that a driver must -nef~tle · ced largely from admission fees wblte D.J JOG J pravldes pro· est In helping themselves will SALES REPORT of care commensurate witb· the ., , to federal recreatiooal areas, crams lor lsb restoration. continue to be left behind strugOhio VaUey Llvestocll CO. situation, It baA been recogt~lz· . ~, the sale of surplu• federal lands Relmbune I te llle IIIIa gling desperately In the cur· HOGS - 17i 1<. 220 lbs .. 12.00 ed In 1 miir!b•r of cases ~t and the existing U. S. four-cent ore made federal lunda rent of progress." 10 14.00; 220 to 250 lbs. 12.00 to more care than normRI is r .. tax on. marine fuelds. wbicll cannot exeeed 75 per 14.00; Light lUlL to 14.00; Fat quired of a driver traveling ',. "Thts fund would provide fed· [ cent of the c..t til eaeb pro- Single copies of "Trends in Sows 10.00 to 12.50; Sugs 8.00 through smoke which limits hla eral financial a..isunce to the ject~. · Resource Developmenl'' may to 12.00; Boars 7.00 to 12.; visibility. ;'-. states for the planning acqul· A number of other programs be obuined by writin& to I'll~ Sows & Pigs 6.00 to 110.00; It is the duty of the operatur ., . •ilion and development by them were analy!ed by Dr. Teater, llcations Branch, 1500 Dublin Shoats s.oo 1o 14.00. of a ear to drive it al such 1 !.' of outd:>ar recreational re· among which were the Rural Road, COlumbus 12, and inclos- CATTLE _ Steers 16.00 to rate 'of speed llJat he can bring · .sources," Dr. Teater ~id. "It! Area Development, the Area ing a stamped, aelf·oddressed 25.oo; Heifers 14 .00 to 2z.cio; Ba· his car to a stsndstill within , would also assist certam Ieder· Redevelopment Act and the Pub- envelope. by Beef 20.00 lo 25 .50 ; Fat cows the disl8nce that he can plaino : 12.00 to 15.00; Canners 8.00 to IJ see di!cernibie objects or abo ' · ·1 12.00; Bulls 15.00 to 20.0; Milk structlono ahead of blm. ,. ·1 COws 80.00 to 150.00. H he continues to proceed' VEAL CALVES _ Tops 32.· when he is unable to seo be· I. 25; Seconds 22.00 to 30.00; Med· ~se hJS Yislon JS obscured, ,he ium 18.00 to 24.00; com. & Hvs. II neghgent. When the situation " By Wayne G. Brond•tadl, M.D. To Imply, for example, that world.' 16.00 to 28.00· Culls 12.00 to on 1 highway 1• such that one'a '• 1 '1 'ld d d ti · . ' vision Is completely obscured, Lei's set lhe record straight. aII 1I e. WI an orne$ •·. 11 The charge that pesticide• are 20·00· it Is his duty to stop un111 the Some well • meaning writers he8(ied for prompt destructillll, the balance of nahrre SHEEP - Ewes & Lma. 5.· f h b . ..< spread the alarm aboot the 11 farmers continue to use a ring. Since ttme 00 to 10.00; Stock Ewes 4.~ to ~==v~ sue 0 scured vision 18 ' , •1 danger to man and aolmais sprays to kill Insect pests, Is man bas upset that bal· 1.00; Fat Sheep 4.00 1<. 10.00; • . •t arising from the use til insecti· ignore two Important facts. so weU. 'l1le pestlcllle Culls 1.00 to 5.00; Bucks 4.00 cldes and pesticides. I would First, farm prodoction of threat to wlid likfe is mild com· to 8.00; Fat Wethers 4.00 to DIVOTED TO UITIRIST 'OP ,,· ' he the last person in the world for man aDd animals has pared to, that from automobiles 1~.00. IIIIIGS MASON AIIIA to want lo see all forms of life creased to the point of aa the many birds aDd antmall LAMBS - Tops 20.40; Sec.,,.,,. o. ·vanis~ from the face of the rassing surpluses in roads mute'· testify onds lf.OO to 11.00: Light Will. ,. ••.. -"' ...., 00 0 ,.L chemi......1A y M&JIH o,-eq .V.riUJDII elfllll( .. . . ' earth but I believe that such where su.,, ""' are even more serloos threat lo.oo to 14.00; COmmon 8.00 to ,., ., ... ••n., ,.._.. writers often do more harm and· wlld llfe is the e'-•Jnc of 12.00. ~:......, w. • - - •· ~ · h second, he in those t uaed ~ '*~ Oftle. .... .,.,,.. • , than good through gross exag· w ere t Y are no , and farmlands for new lion d• . job ' in ":.;.:=•~ "'.::.!",.:,....;_. 1s omg 1 11 ne geration. ger ts stlh a gr~ specter. and housing de- tra ..,.u., •• 1.11e . . , .met .. ,......,, . 11 Now let's tste a closer look prote<:tln' yoor health. '111ls '":t;...., ...._ ·••~ ......~~ .. ;., at what we are poisoniq. oraaruzation was aware of lhe tott~Hiu Klmb&ll. IDa., • ~ r. sectlcides ore definllely poison- 'l1le -al If all thla It lllat harmful potenilaillies o! pesti· '"" ..... ••• .... "''"· ... • - · ., ••- aever ltaliU -~ 1tHI • cides over 15 yean ago •"" , *"'• ~"'*-• Ordh•••• "' 1 ~ · l ous, as any insect would" teD eondl....,.a •ben aYadl~ • -..- pf/1' - • • ' yoo If II could , but properiy If we are to nrvl• e we .,._.. ooor~ .,.. ,.., ta llll•ae. " ' 111 ·• ~"" !t-~ •• llJey have not been lwtddllog ...... """ ,..,.. .. 'controlled use has yet to iDjure aot resist cball1e bat adapt, their llJumbo • They have' for· ""' .,., ...... ., •';.c! I ...... ' " " wWft P'd11btOI 0 • ~ a human being: lo II. mulaled saleguard.o which are - - 11• ., .,.,, - - · ...., 'l1le Food and Drn• Admtnfs. wor•••• ••;.. weU. · ~-- · - ·~ •-·-'6 ,t I ~-· Voice 0£ Croadway .•• Reporting i By DOROTHY KILGALLEN BROADWAY BULLETIN BOARD Rho~ FleJi!ing fs 'beiqg lfnked . by rumor w:tib otie of the most fascinatmg figures oo the political scene. And he's free, too, If there's anything to the re· ports and he's .in a marrying mood .. Anot~ sad ·death in the jazz world: flute •nclsai star Jl9bby Jasper, who us· ed to be married to Blossom Dearie Bobby, '\vho hailed from Belgium, died of a heat! attack , .. . The handsome hunk ot man.:l.ilftMiing with Gloria Vanderbilt at Miel'iael's-on•the-Parc was George Montgomery, who not too long ago was married' to Dinah Shore- and Gloria's beautjljO!emed to have an extremely sootht,n&; 'etfect on him . This chic new restaul'lint on Central Park South is fast gaining f•vor with the celebrities, des· pile the lwulicap of the New York news· paper stfike . . "Have I Got -A Girl For You,'~' ·ttJIO' pl:cy starring ,Mark Richman, folde • ~ ."4lir~ · s. the first stop on a pia Wt'A&i~< ,. w~ to bring it to BroadWAY ln;t~!t afi Spring. The produ· cers hf.)ift,eturned the script to the play· wrlghG(tOr ·t re-writing job. with the hope that' they can mount it again in the Fall . . Susan Starr, the young Ameri· can girl who waltzed off with second prize m Moscow's international Tchaikowsky piano competition, is expecting her first baby. Her husband is Kenneth Am ada, also a concert pianist. Say it Isn't so! Insiders hear William Inge has sworn off writing for Broadway -ever again. Ht's in a fit of depression over the quick failure of his most recent play, "Natural Affection," which was clobbered by the drama critics but act· ually deserved a better fate _. Jennie Callaway, Ingrid Bergman's daughterwriting for Paris Match and living hap· pily on the Left B~n~. just received her final divorce decree (rom Clay Callaway. Observers say she's growing to look more and more like -her famous mother every day . . . The ill-starred Sarah Churchill is making a new start and everyone is rooting for her to succeed. She has left her villa in Spain to return to the buzzing Popular TV newscaster Bill Hanr.han of NBC and his lovely wile are lullabying a baby boy. It's their sixth child . Sophia Loren has signed a con· tract with the leading French . dlscery, Barclay Records, and will cut four num· bers this week- all Gallic love sonr,s which Sophia will sing in French for re· lease In April. The number she feels stands the best chance of becoming a hit is titled "Give Me My Chance." Barclay Records had Brigitte Bardo! under con· tract until recently, when she quit in a huff because a 50% interest in the com· pany was sold to Roger Vadim, her first husband , and she doesn't want him to have any say in her career these days. However, the firm figures it wound up with just as sexy a potential seller in Sophia. Dinah Washington is touting agents and nightclub owners on her two. sons from former marriages (she's had eight husbands) who have teamed as the Dinah-Mites for a song and comedy aci and will be making their professional debut in the hinterlands soon before braving the Gotham .scene. The youngsters' first names are Bobby and George ; presuma· bly their last name IS Dinah Marte Lathan. author of the soon-due Chilton book. "My Animal Queendom," is miss· ing as far as her publishers are concern~ ed. She's been in the jungles of Colom· hia, South America, since Thanksgiving - they think- and they're searching for her madly because they want her to make personal appearances. They have a feeling her book will be a smash, mak· tng her sort o£ a jungle "Auntie Marne" Negro organizers are planning a Madison Ave. picket lin& to promote a better image of the V . S. Negro and se· cure more employment opportunities in the advertising field . If that doesn't work, a television blackout of Harlem is being considered. Today's Medical Report .~· • . I' . fHl DAILy SENTINEl ' '' • Collins Wants Teachers' Pav Upped In Bill ·-~ --. ·- .;.;:ll.- -~- .. 1 ' 1 poison under certaln clr'Clll1n· stanr~s . This was proved An• substance u 1 a statewide minimum last year can whenactaeveralll !IChedule for school teacht!rs in a hosPlfJJI died as I has been intrndoced in 1 he of salt bolHc used Ohio-Senate. stead of sugar In preparln& I fo~::~~:; But who would be . Submitted by Sen. Oakley Col· I fc a& to demand laws Even though his "Photo-Finish" Is a hns, q, · Ironton, a one-time hibiting tbe sale of salt? giant click on Broadway, writer-director· star Peter Ustlnov jsn 't resting on his Iteacher, and Sen. Lowell Fess, Wben lnaectleldes are ,.... laurels. He spends all his spare dressing R . Yellow Springs, the meas· periJ ued .. l!it pto hllrl. London stage for rehearsalS ~n a play room time working alternately on anoth- ure would hike the present min· Whea ll!ey are Cll'tleally ao._ written by her husband, LOrd Audley. er pl•y and a novel . . After Carol Lyn· imutn salaries for teaChers by ed, dlere 11 a nr1ow .._. Quote from Lord Audley: " With this ley fimshes her role in "The Cardinal" $200 in most training caU!gories 1o the fatll!er 'IIIIo , ... ll!eaa play, I shall be part of the theatre with in Rome, she will take her dau~hter to and would also insure teachers -at~ to 1M - e r • 11. 1M Carmer'" ptodaee. my wife." Ireland, where she and the child will yearly pay increases. The measure woold aet Farmers today could , oo•, Ji" meet many of their relatives for the first abundant yield Have another hot rumor: Chums are time. Carol has quite a large family in minimum slllrting salaries grain, fruit, spreading the word that Esther Williams Dublin A show biz figure whose wife follows: less than three and her handsome suitor, Fernando La· tells everyone they're getting a divorce of training, $3,250, (llllW 'f they Wertl til .inaectlcidOI. !:R mas, were married a f~w dl:fs ·ago in a is being double-crossed by the man's three to four years, ~.BOO cOnii'nonill ct quiet little ceremony either In Madrid or daughte~ (by a previous marriage) who is $3.4011~; bachelor'• degree, IOUDCi OQ moot nearby, Esther and Fernando are bOun· broadcasting the news that it can't be OliO (DOW t:l.BIIO~; bachelor'o cing around Mallorca currentlf, and he true because they were never married, gree pluo one year, f4,JIO (now is true they Ill•• tisluM keeps introducing her as his wJfe, which and he's still the husband of someo11e $t,OIJO), and master's degree, 400 (now $t,2011), uieJ !'do II quite enough to start the grapevine else. ' Colllns said he believed I t.\LL ~ANI dU<e!i by Bob Banner Assaelale!l ,smaU T..o, towns only .a few tla meJISIII'O would help lo .~ YORK IUPI) - Jiinmy fthls fall for showing over ABc.1mileo apart- Ennis ar.d Pial ·nwn on the ·nUmber of Dean wlU appear In a weotiy,' TV. view -but they never met un who nr teave1he three ,.P.~rs ~~~~::~~~£way for po.r.· and hour~lonf. e om e d y • mu!li..-al Ba1111tr and Dean, 8'3" and til fo••r \'Pars aso at a studio 1 ·ror two ltlavisitm )I<Oii"IDI 10 be pr~ 1 8'4" reopecltvely, bollJ hail from ,New York. •.ana iD ~ ud •from A bi11 designed to == .' ., -~~~~~~~~~~~~!-~.,.~-~-~~~~f~~~~~~~~~~~- 1 Time ............- ! ...:..: .. ' . ....::::-.. - , ~. ·• ~..l !l.r am 1.1 \J.• Jlo JiiAic11·''" .,.,.., ,~ '~- M ~ ·. j '1 , 'I ..... ,. .... ........ .................. flleefr,. . . .,., '•••••Y ••e! Talk h JllrloCII . . . tllltctrlt:ll ~. -Ills ' .,... wlrii&lllwa.:e. �' ' • ' ,..Daily Senthtel, Pomer_oy-Mlddleport. - -- . · o.. Mar. 19. 19!i3,c • THE ' · • t• .._... tnctnna 1 BearcQt;s Hopeful Of Two Wins ' • I1IIIWeporl BoY'' Letpe Alo totllti•- DJ8DIJHI, Dm• 1'he Daily Sentinel ,....., tlfl<tn, 1811 Jlll'ORII wDHnl It help the 1ummer provam _ wDI 111eel 1 b t • Wedn111411Y ovoolnt II I h o IIIII o-R room II To• lt. - SPORTS DESK By Cbet TIJineblll ',.,_ 'lft'' ~ '•"f·"' Vl""'"il"r"*" ·V f ... M *4 11~\~ 'Baseballs Flying Through Air by IMterlrOWII C-D·It wlatbo. J2~ Itt t, $8.99 THE SHOE I&X • •v•• 11 to 5t FOR SI'ARE TIME A NEW IDEA FOR A NEW Ef!A ' SPECIAL '57 CHEV. V·8 BELAIR 4 DOOR Standard transmission, 2-tone brown and tan. Ex· cellent 'llres. A value-rated spring special for ODI)' 5: •7-9 5' KARR &VAN ZANDT C11dillac - Oldsmobile Tllat'i the way Nation• wide's new Jumping Junjor Uft iruuraGceplan· worlu - . aa01Uy 5 ti&nes 1111 face va u.e by .' tho cime :your cbild il 2L : Ytt tbt low p-iUJD always ~enWns the same. For full de11ilo, "'"~' "You'll Like Our Quality WJY of Doinc Bulllnen" /"'1'.1'' h;EJ abilities are what the my needa. no specific educational for thls option. set your- local Army lor and cip_als . c.llss. The prin· 1circle of youneer women. .' a IDtal or 1 Nine 11ick calls were r~ported . ~;~·:P~~-ne No .. : · s•~"r•e WY 2-5342 Pomeroy, Ohio 1' 19' 11 MAX WARD WY 244M~ ,__q 111 .. 2M •>,. ,. .- '\ EPITORS NOTE: Thil It lite I Schefffin11 expressed It best for Reed and !.ope!l II olhor . ~ ftl.t of 20 dispatchd w the 196S ithe 1Ql!lnagers when he said: men. ,_peds of the major league .I "The Yankees had an off year Then ther• are llUCh pltchln1 .tobo. j In 1962 and stiU WOil, when they pnssibllitlot .. Jim Bouton. "'e1 e ready to be talwn. T b • '1 Broan:ad, Art Dft.tDar ud roJ\'1' l,.AUDEIWALE, Fla. [ficure lu bo stronger thia yow. Dowllna to montloll only I few. t'l.lPtl - The Yonltees ...,. W'S<> do the contendJn& clubs. 11M Little "'>ndor thoso r!vll havo II Ullin-in spades. quostion 11 whothtr any ol Ul have lltn, whilo hopofu1. do DO Whot'l wrons wltb: been strengthened enoulfl to ctl<h upon 1983 •••.., - -An outfield ol Mickey Manlle, .\l1e molt oncouratinl OliO In lho lba, the YOIIkeet ora 1-1 flvoritoo Jtopr M.ri• . •P.I~ Trtsb'? iworld." to w1a agaiD. -All Jnliefo. a Joo P•pltone, 1 Manager Ralph Houk of tbt ----Bobby Ricbardaoa, Tony Kubek ' Yankees agrees. EXIUBlTION IU!SIJL11 and Clete Boyer? "I feel we will win again," says -A eatching staff of Ellton Houk, who has a perfect record Willie llol: i, Dodter• ,, Howard, Johnny Blanchard and 188 tht Yankees' manager-two Mets I, Yaokeeo I; Orioles t, Yoti Bera? 1pennant and two world champion- Redo 3; the Delrolt T lg or 1 -A starting pitching staff of:shipa in two years. "U I didn't downed tho St. Louis CardlRalph Terry, Whitey Ford. 8111 ilblnk we ahould win. I should be ulo, 1-6; the Mllwaokee Stal'fard and Stan WlUiams with fired. And I don't Hke to thlnk Braves outlasted tbe WaRhlD1.. Jtm Coates. Roland Sheldon and about belns fired." too Seutoro, I... Ia II ~Da­ Bl'd Daley lor middlt- iflnina r• Uaworrltd About Flrtt lal•; the ClevelaDcl lndlanl litf and spot startmg pllpmente U then 11- one question about walloped the Cblcago CUbs, and Marshall Bridgtl, Lu1J Ar- th~ 198S Yankees it ia firlt b&lt 111-41; the Lot Ansele• Aagelt covo. Bill Kunkel anti Hll lltnifl beoouoo tboy traded awoy Bill whipped lbe Boston Red 111m, fo~ late relie[? Skowron to get Williams. But 7·11 •bt Bouotoa Colis oalolug· The answer is not much, U any- Houk II not worried about it. He led the Glanll, 14-$; the PbUthing. That is why the oddl melt- lt eonlldent that Pepitone wm fill oclelpbla, J'bllllet needed d crs have made the Yank"' ocJdto th .. b,ill. U not be bas Hector J..o. llllllnp .. defeat lito MlaMml favorites to win their fourth pez, a Jack of all trades, to b.lick .... Twlno, f.l, aad lh Pllllstral&hl Amtrlcao League pon- IUnl up. borp l'lrlleo baHiell I h e >ant. Tbt front lino II 1101 Ill Houk Kftoall Cit)' AthJellclll I lJ. Outlook Drs.oansJnJ baa golna lor him. Ho bato Pbll lnDIDI, tot lie. Such rival manogtl'l to AI Lo- Lilli lor reslll'Vt \afield duty and pez of tbe White Sox, DUly Hitoh- he toUid ·play sliortstop regularly ....,.k of tbe Orlol01, Bob' Schef- with most every other club in Walkins II said !AI ~n"!ate fin1 of the Tigers and Sam Melo the league; he bas the veteran the circulation of the blootl to tl the TwiiiJ tdmlt lilt outlooll Dala l.ollg lor pin<b biUng and all parts ol the botJr, lncludlnl Ill ~ illrll base utllitJ dill)' and Ja<k tilt braltl. . ' WHAT DOD MDCII. MAYI RING 101 .. ' ' 1..1 tlwl 1M£ote to make tamiiJ U"'-1 more wonderful witla /fMtlo kss eleetrie appli~ Compare featv., oo.,.. ;,u.Jletl·pNa Ftlf ...,, Jt IIOW COltS m for budiet, for ulttyLfol'liettable Jiertoi'IIWioe ..yoa'll OPEN TO SERVE.YOU ; --Ioiii 11114 ELI!lC1'BICITY iJCVr'i• WONDilRFUL LMNG. I OHIO IIOWII COMIANY MOORE'S .in POMEROY SERVICE CENTE:R 1 I starts here! ,;'· Yankees Have It Again! In .Spades-- For Title liYiDI Count oa Ill for prompt, ~ ' wurklnw:g oa rel!llictJDW ·Ot mufllen, plpn, ~ lll!!llfbo . en, -atterle., ""t eoTtri, a._ mall, etc. Drlvilll todq. '' ,IPES •sHOCK AISOUIH '•,~ elattwl•• ehat ~··'' e P.LOOit MATS, lTC:. ·• ,I I < • .U'S ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' ,. ' I ~· - •'~·· • Aak :your •pp(tanoe '-lit, or....,.. est OJ:a_io Power Ofl1e•, aboa.t the iiPKial wirlnr o«u DOW avallaW.. It llii,Urtt OhiO Power re.ideatt.J cu.atomera that uormal 24-0·,.oll el~trical · haafall•tloalof 'IAI"tt watet hkttn, drfo!l or olr .,...... I " - wlll not J!o. Ooii .., .. ....i llmilttlllmo onlf. . O 1 eTM~ ' .., . •••••4 e MIIFFLIRs ' I I •• .,, e ,., ' ,., c T j. I ' .. '~ �' ' • ' ,..Daily Senthtel, Pomer_oy-Mlddleport. - -- . · o.. Mar. 19. 19!i3,c • THE ' · • t• .._... tnctnna 1 BearcQt;s Hopeful Of Two Wins ' • I1IIIWeporl BoY'' Letpe Alo totllti•- DJ8DIJHI, Dm• 1'he Daily Sentinel ,....., tlfl<tn, 1811 Jlll'ORII wDHnl It help the 1ummer provam _ wDI 111eel 1 b t • Wedn111411Y ovoolnt II I h o IIIII o-R room II To• lt. - SPORTS DESK By Cbet TIJineblll ',.,_ 'lft'' ~ '•"f·"' Vl""'"il"r"*" ·V f ... M *4 11~\~ 'Baseballs Flying Through Air by IMterlrOWII C-D·It wlatbo. J2~ Itt t, $8.99 THE SHOE I&X • •v•• 11 to 5t FOR SI'ARE TIME A NEW IDEA FOR A NEW Ef!A ' SPECIAL '57 CHEV. V·8 BELAIR 4 DOOR Standard transmission, 2-tone brown and tan. Ex· cellent 'llres. A value-rated spring special for ODI)' 5: •7-9 5' KARR &VAN ZANDT C11dillac - Oldsmobile Tllat'i the way Nation• wide's new Jumping Junjor Uft iruuraGceplan· worlu - . aa01Uy 5 ti&nes 1111 face va u.e by .' tho cime :your cbild il 2L : Ytt tbt low p-iUJD always ~enWns the same. For full de11ilo, "'"~' "You'll Like Our Quality WJY of Doinc Bulllnen" /"'1'.1'' h;EJ abilities are what the my needa. no specific educational for thls option. set your- local Army lor and cip_als . c.llss. The prin· 1circle of youneer women. .' a IDtal or 1 Nine 11ick calls were r~ported . ~;~·:P~~-ne No .. : · s•~"r•e WY 2-5342 Pomeroy, Ohio 1' 19' 11 MAX WARD WY 244M~ ,__q 111 .. 2M •>,. ,. .- '\ EPITORS NOTE: Thil It lite I Schefffin11 expressed It best for Reed and !.ope!l II olhor . ~ ftl.t of 20 dispatchd w the 196S ithe 1Ql!lnagers when he said: men. ,_peds of the major league .I "The Yankees had an off year Then ther• are llUCh pltchln1 .tobo. j In 1962 and stiU WOil, when they pnssibllitlot .. Jim Bouton. "'e1 e ready to be talwn. T b • '1 Broan:ad, Art Dft.tDar ud roJ\'1' l,.AUDEIWALE, Fla. [ficure lu bo stronger thia yow. Dowllna to montloll only I few. t'l.lPtl - The Yonltees ...,. W'S<> do the contendJn& clubs. 11M Little "'>ndor thoso r!vll havo II Ullin-in spades. quostion 11 whothtr any ol Ul have lltn, whilo hopofu1. do DO Whot'l wrons wltb: been strengthened enoulfl to ctl<h upon 1983 •••.., - -An outfield ol Mickey Manlle, .\l1e molt oncouratinl OliO In lho lba, the YOIIkeet ora 1-1 flvoritoo Jtopr M.ri• . •P.I~ Trtsb'? iworld." to w1a agaiD. -All Jnliefo. a Joo P•pltone, 1 Manager Ralph Houk of tbt ----Bobby Ricbardaoa, Tony Kubek ' Yankees agrees. EXIUBlTION IU!SIJL11 and Clete Boyer? "I feel we will win again," says -A eatching staff of Ellton Houk, who has a perfect record Willie llol: i, Dodter• ,, Howard, Johnny Blanchard and 188 tht Yankees' manager-two Mets I, Yaokeeo I; Orioles t, Yoti Bera? 1pennant and two world champion- Redo 3; the Delrolt T lg or 1 -A starting pitching staff of:shipa in two years. "U I didn't downed tho St. Louis CardlRalph Terry, Whitey Ford. 8111 ilblnk we ahould win. I should be ulo, 1-6; the Mllwaokee Stal'fard and Stan WlUiams with fired. And I don't Hke to thlnk Braves outlasted tbe WaRhlD1.. Jtm Coates. Roland Sheldon and about belns fired." too Seutoro, I... Ia II ~Da­ Bl'd Daley lor middlt- iflnina r• Uaworrltd About Flrtt lal•; the ClevelaDcl lndlanl litf and spot startmg pllpmente U then 11- one question about walloped the Cblcago CUbs, and Marshall Bridgtl, Lu1J Ar- th~ 198S Yankees it ia firlt b&lt 111-41; the Lot Ansele• Aagelt covo. Bill Kunkel anti Hll lltnifl beoouoo tboy traded awoy Bill whipped lbe Boston Red 111m, fo~ late relie[? Skowron to get Williams. But 7·11 •bt Bouotoa Colis oalolug· The answer is not much, U any- Houk II not worried about it. He led the Glanll, 14-$; the PbUthing. That is why the oddl melt- lt eonlldent that Pepitone wm fill oclelpbla, J'bllllet needed d crs have made the Yank"' ocJdto th .. b,ill. U not be bas Hector J..o. llllllnp .. defeat lito MlaMml favorites to win their fourth pez, a Jack of all trades, to b.lick .... Twlno, f.l, aad lh Pllllstral&hl Amtrlcao League pon- IUnl up. borp l'lrlleo baHiell I h e >ant. Tbt front lino II 1101 Ill Houk Kftoall Cit)' AthJellclll I lJ. Outlook Drs.oansJnJ baa golna lor him. Ho bato Pbll lnDIDI, tot lie. Such rival manogtl'l to AI Lo- Lilli lor reslll'Vt \afield duty and pez of tbe White Sox, DUly Hitoh- he toUid ·play sliortstop regularly ....,.k of tbe Orlol01, Bob' Schef- with most every other club in Walkins II said !AI ~n"!ate fin1 of the Tigers and Sam Melo the league; he bas the veteran the circulation of the blootl to tl the TwiiiJ tdmlt lilt outlooll Dala l.ollg lor pin<b biUng and all parts ol the botJr, lncludlnl Ill ~ illrll base utllitJ dill)' and Ja<k tilt braltl. . ' WHAT DOD MDCII. MAYI RING 101 .. ' ' 1..1 tlwl 1M£ote to make tamiiJ U"'-1 more wonderful witla /fMtlo kss eleetrie appli~ Compare featv., oo.,.. ;,u.Jletl·pNa Ftlf ...,, Jt IIOW COltS m for budiet, for ulttyLfol'liettable Jiertoi'IIWioe ..yoa'll OPEN TO SERVE.YOU ; --Ioiii 11114 ELI!lC1'BICITY iJCVr'i• WONDilRFUL LMNG. I OHIO IIOWII COMIANY MOORE'S .in POMEROY SERVICE CENTE:R 1 I starts here! ,;'· Yankees Have It Again! In .Spades-- For Title liYiDI Count oa Ill for prompt, ~ ' wurklnw:g oa rel!llictJDW ·Ot mufllen, plpn, ~ lll!!llfbo . en, -atterle., ""t eoTtri, a._ mall, etc. Drlvilll todq. '' ,IPES •sHOCK AISOUIH '•,~ elattwl•• ehat ~··'' e P.LOOit MATS, lTC:. ·• ,I I < • .U'S ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' ,. ' I ~· - •'~·· • Aak :your •pp(tanoe '-lit, or....,.. est OJ:a_io Power Ofl1e•, aboa.t the iiPKial wirlnr o«u DOW avallaW.. It llii,Urtt OhiO Power re.ideatt.J cu.atomera that uormal 24-0·,.oll el~trical · haafall•tloalof 'IAI"tt watet hkttn, drfo!l or olr .,...... I " - wlll not J!o. Ooii .., .. ....i llmilttlllmo onlf. . O 1 eTM~ ' .., . •••••4 e MIIFFLIRs ' I I •• .,, e ,., ' ,., c T j. I ' .. '~ �I ~:..- - ' . ' D&AilUII1III , .CA!ICILLATIONI COIIIiiCTIONI WUI ... aiAtl t:i aiD 1:11 A . r. - ., .............. 1958 Plymouth 4 Door Wagon (20) BUSINESS ~e"''',..'et; $895 Newly overhauled 8 cyl. motor. Pushbutton drive, Radio 1nd Heater, Good tires. 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Wf.IEH MtMR A<iCO H&AI<8 'l!rur THE qg.. HE DIOHT GET HIS 011\'TY PAWS OH tl C0UW GET A !:!ieR!' lmlOoCI< I ' Of! ','1 ' :;,;t, ·'' liaU .. "ll· " ' .. .'· ' ' . ~ .-~ •• •· ' '1 ..... . .:..c: . • .- ..t : -'• BRAN"-Iil . 3 14 "" 11\iy Stroller, jumper, chair, walker and car seat, Ulte n.w~ Boy'1 lUke, 24", t5.00. , Burl Burgeu, 862 E. Mlln k, Pomeroy, J II otpCicllnk. All ooptic 1'lnlt Cleaner. trtt•k , . . . . PIFJ.., ·~~ ;· •• IW!41• au 111ea er tub · lor boUI1 811· W. .. . .. 214 .wblt ... au. ·"'li•) ~ -:.:JS: ~.::! 1181 EMPLOYMEN.T iiiiiM;,;~jWi ~W=ANTED I - ,.a wllb ~ ba) 0. . . baby stWng. Lorena Pomeroy, Oblo. WY ..... a. w... Ado 1\11 qaldl llllll&l. ' ' i . "' 'i ' ~ �, 1 • . en.t tne NOW :VOU KNOW ' . .... _. "l . A'IJ ht lo .. . ..Jy W.... ;,. l!lcr• .... - .,.... - ,.......~ 1·"""' liio Gnok ...loola. a• ' Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Han·JI. SOD Jlm, Columbus, spell! weekeod with btr parenll. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Henneoy. Mr. llerulesy has been ili for an. extended period. '. ~ XIV • . .• ;._ D...,., To T"- ,..,,.,,,_ OJ Tlu llteip.lf,...,. ....... • :; ~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . . \ . ' ' 1VF.A1'Htl I - Ill~ ...I'' defrosting -even in freezer ! • 100-fb. zero zone freezer! • Twin fruit and vegetable Hydrators hold nearly ~bushel. • Deep-shelf storage door holds eaKS, butter, tallest Dottles ! • FriJidaire dtpendabilitJ,tQo! ver . "·-" . . " • PRICE FlY~ !aENTS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1963 . H ·~··1 ·Con·ference ·~o~nc::::"i.;n:~ha::rioodon. w./ ; · . s . . t . uccess · As .Grea · ' Va., recorded 1.19, Marmet at Bell 1.20 and Winfield .94. The Gallipolis dam recorded G~ns 73 WITH TRADE easy terms '· n;• THE FAMILY' REFR!GEA.UOR BAKER FURNITURE Slkklm ==--=====-..:::.::::__::___.:: 27t h fliiDU3 Achievement ay .Is Set n <;hoo11 your Easter glfb from our comP,Iete 11leclion of Russell SlOVer Candies. · A Fabulous Array Of Colon Are Herel Truly a paradise for the "Do It Yourself" decora· tor and Painter. Can't find a color that quite matches the wallpaper a flower in the drape, a throw rug? Bring In the color you WJnl, we'll make it. Ov~r 2000 colors to choose from. DELICIOUS SANDWICHES . ibold'd • HamburJers fruit & Nut'Egg dipped In milk chocolala eFisb •Barbeeues .................. CUSTOM WALLPAPERS success" in recent years We offer for your approval, the most 55Easter Quartet Sch«aaato'll bUller ba~ .I QI cooam coittors ~ncl Many Other Russel GRAND OPENING fOU have ever seen. The Glencraft, the Glendora and the It costs nothing to look. Come in • or Chocolato Cream Eg11 -""'! OPEN FOR THE SEASON THURSDAY, MARCH 21st townley c6llectiona all by Imperial. ~ster Candiei ·• • • .j dipped In milk chocolate Stover. . From 10c to $1.50 f' makmg contacts With publlc ficlals, labor unions and yers - "partlcularly lawyers." "And more and more sall8· sters are golnc Into 'I'I!Bfpeclll·l ble' buaineu," he ·said. • • • ,, 5H The Complete Line of Russell. Stover C•nill~ and Regular Paclce~e Russel.l Stover C•ndies On Display on. the First Floor,. .Stop In. and Select Your Needs. call us, we will bring the selections right to your home. MW color~) • • • CHICAGO - Atty. Gen. erl F. Kenned) aakt ~~::~1 ' organized crime hu had WY 2·25!6 At the Pomeroy lend Bridge fabulous selection of Wall Coverings and talnslde. Saud wps not aboard. He Oew Into this Riviera aboard the saine plane day night from Geneva. $1 ;25 . a Hot Dop ~ .· too~!r waa•~~=~ to have crashed Into a moun· •Veal Sandwich S.rgenra new custom color paints •re so HIY to opply, a child con do II, drios In 20 mlnutes-scrul;; obl..-ciNn-up with water. So -nomical, point 1 whelo room for l111thon $7.00•.... . •• low 11 3.98 Gol. •• law •• 3.49 11 law 11 49c BIG DOUBlE FEATURE EACH NIGHT WITH CARTOON THURSDAY and FRIDAY MARCH 21-22 •• low IS 97c 11 low 11 25c Point (Wall, Flat, end Sami-Giaso) •• law •• 1.00 qt, 25 years painting experience is yours for the asking. Free advice on how you can produce a professiolllll job to admire and enjoy. "BIG GAMBLE" UN COLOR) STARRING STEPHEN BOYD, JULIETTE GRECO AND DAVE WAYNE Let uo raco.,JIIIml, ond oqlol you In your Hloctlon of floor CjiYirlnt ond draporleo. Should you be one of those who are never satig. fled with Jess than the best, and are looking for professional services, we have skilled employees, finish carpenters as well as painters, and would be happy to arrange a time to start your spring dec· orating. Our quality and price are consistant un· conditional satisfaction guaranteed. Watch for the clean white lrucka lettered "The Color Center" we possibly are working, or soon will be in your neighborhood. -ALSO- . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY COMPLETE .COLEMAN PACKAGE H~TI.feG SYSTEM A•e. .'e Olily lloiiiiN ' "!-· ' I "HEROES DIE YOUNG" STORY BACK OF AIR RAIDS TOLD .CARTOON FIRST SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. SATURDAY ONLY DOUBLE FEATURE ' Clean, White Trucks Lettered W•tch For The "Ferry To Hong Kong" "THE COLOR .CENTER" We Possibly Are Working, Or Soon WillS. In Your Neighborhood. IN COLOR STARRING: CURT JURGENS, ORSON WELLS -ALSo- CLINTON FISHER CO. I "CASH ·ON. DEMANQ'' "THE COLOR aNTER'' lo, Second ~ve, Miclclleport STARRING: PITIR CUSHI._, ...DU MOitELL CARt~ . 1 I· · lj_~Ow - it missed the hard storm CHAMPION FEMALE - Alfred of Pomeroy. right, consignor of the chamwhlcll struck the GaiUpollo area • pion female at the 16th onnual ·Southeastern Ohio Hereford Association and . around 7·30 p.m. . I sale, sold his ribbon winning animal to Sam Martmg of Washmgton C. H. ID I h o SAN JOSE, Costa Ri<a tUPI>-Islgned a declaration witb Kenne- l Heavy rams .and hatlstonns 11 uction Tuesday afternoon. Earlier, Marting, judge of the Hereford Show, had lag• ~ ~=:~ Kennedy cUmaxed blo dy Tllesday night, were unanlreported m the ged the blue ribbon on the female consigned bY . Gans. Gans was also constgnor of II · visit to Costa Rica today mous in · their delight at a U.S. I ( nt~ c'".fnty) area aroond the reserve champion female. - Sentmel photo. . presidential meetingun·how pledge of stepped up aid under p.m. .es ay. . .,.,. to lpeed Centrai .America'o tbe Alllsnco for Progress, but village ol Vmton recordl•e<li!DDIIC progrt!as and strengthen some were disappointed at the ed .03 me~es of ':am durmg a rea ogalns! Commlini!l lUI>- failure to obtiio 0 prombe for 12 hour peflod, WhiCh sent Rae· ven:.. 1rom Oobo. stiffer octioia aplitsl Fidel cas. coon out ol its banks for t 'l1te heads of 111a1e of ala Ceo- tro'• Cllbo. ~ lime m twa - : American eountrle• who Kennedy scheduled 1 aeries of At p.m., Tuesday • six IDieotlnp with cl the prooi- es lll water covered lhe>o ;;~~~ . .& ") d - to put in motion the "dec· brl~ge. At 6:30 thiS m Iaradon of Central America"' II mches were reported . pledging increased u.s. aid and -- It was stabonary ut the new measures to halt the now o1 AI 8:4S p.m., Tuesday, l h ineo. money and propaganda Gallipoh~ dam had an even from Cuba. feet - r1slng two tenth~ a ,per hour. That was a rtse of a 1'he .President planned t . obop I foot and four-tenths from by hell?'f'ler from the meelinc to Idam's 10 a.m., reading Tues· The 27th Annual HDitle !Je. 'the Umve~ty of costa Rica for day. monstration Achievement n ••• 1 • •pefch m,lote ar-n, In GallipoliB, the temperawill be held 1h the From the ' umver"ty the ehlef ture otood at 71 degrees around School auditorium will take 8 heli<opter 6 p.m., Tuesday. After Ia s 10 1nesdajr, March 27th. El Coco Airport lor nll!ht's hard storm, It d_ropf'Odj will start at 9:30 a. m. Bod _ ,, to the Uruled $oleo. 30 degrees to 41 by 7:30 prOIJ'am wiD open at 10 a. '11te official Ualted Stateo wu that the three-day f.....,.. of~ llllllllt. Ric~ .' 1!1 Vle FRIGIDAIRE j -ar .... A. ·a ·· ·' Tilor""Y, .....p .... ·•Jut- • Extlusive FritJdairl Frost-Proof system end s Pan & Roller Complete Paint Brushes .ZH4. t 'llllt •'• . .Model FPit-14T-13 13.11 ct. ft. Wall Paint (Fresh Stop Loddan Drop Clotho CleariiO!i! ...... '1'lie ohiO River,... to <0\'i!l' , Tile .lo<bl!l4!!l.dtll'llned ..to Meigs County 11 .wtll other ,partment llstec! the ~ollowtnl Rainfall In the Pomeroy • otreets of the Pomeroy buai• oay wbetll!oo Jl1e ·situation mfibl ...,lions ol the stale 'l'ueaday roads eloaed this mornlllj!. Middleport, GalllpoU..Pt. Plea· ..,.. aectlon today, lhl -.c~ beeomf u .wlouocaa.two.weeks night. Some areao , here .report- Rl. 338 at Antiquity, Rt. 1.24 oant areas and above . was time In two - · .ai!O when the debrlll • ed the gale :may have had ·the at Longavlllo, R!· IU at Brfldo heavy ~Y ~ to · Flooil gauges In Pomeroy at 'Ohio rase to su feet. A ftnn forte lll " oman ·lomado. . bury, Route 14:. Bod 124 at~ GalUpolis dam offleiots. _ 10 0, m. today llho,... 46.1. 'prediction. ~ beln& expected Trees, buHdtnp and homes ma. Fork, Rt. 6110 at SnQwville Readlncs from 7 a.m., to 7 · 1bout' a hall loot bolaw flood early this afternoon. .: .. . • . w_er, reportectdamaged. Ahome and other places, lldllle 241 at p.m., showed : Loo:k 23, Apple otage. Meanwhile, ~y "'!"""ntra- oo the Naylor'• Run Road near the Orville Brown !ann near Grove, UJ; 22 at Ravenawood, Loo:k 21 workers at Apple Ilona ol lee In tho Plttiburl!h Painei'I>Y, owned by Gerald PuJ.. O.,.ter, Route 124 between 1.14; 21 at Portland, .93; 20 at Grove .,;,.ld make no predie- .area woue)IO<Ied movJiil dblm IJns was 81110111 thoae· dan>- · Portland and Lo118 Boltom It l!ellvllle, W. Va., 1.31; 19· at 1 .IJon 1111 how mueb more water the river. Its . advanco · plecel aged. Pullins said the entire ~era! locations and Rt. 7 II Waahiagton Bottom, 1.45. IB ·upecteil. 11 waa anticipated "ere expeCted lil··lhe Pomeroy· porch was tom away. Heavy FOrest Run. . . Lock 18. near Belpre, 1.21; 17 there W®ld he water on the Middleport reacbeo .ol II"' riv·l wind dJmage In tt.e Loll8 How· AH !IChools of Melp County near Manetta, 1.20; 16 at New ~treoli;J of Poin"'""Y aometlme er late this af-. ,law. area abo was reported. a lempt Middleport, Salisbury, Matamoras, 1.~; 15 at Sardis, this afternoon: . Heavy wlnda IMbed through _ The Meip Coldlty sbtriff'• d.. and Bedford wtre closed. .112; 14 .at Clearmgton,. W. Va., . _ . . . . . . 55; . IS at MoUndsVIlle, .39; '··..~._.:, ·~,- -· · · :.: ~ MoUndsville, .39; Montgomery, I'OMUOY . OHIO frOst ·and ' NO. 264 I MEIGS THEATRE • . . Shot Dates An·n ounic ed rqlll'dleul' al.. DOnations oi 25 cents ·wm ooll<IIAid at the clinics but •wiahlll8 to take the vac.bf turned •"llY. Club ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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