https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8aef32028a443ac0d5949c2cac55991a.pdf 8d2bdc75af444f12dc2b344116d22c39 PDF Text Text • .... 1-DI!Iy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. 211, Mainly About ...... ........ llno .. .. ... IIIII ,_. II 1111' - fl.7 ...... - • • I Rev. and Mn. E. B. liAlUab Gf Llkeview ore the auests bls sister, Mn. Charles row, Minenvllle. Mrs. Charles Hoffner and 1011, Lee Albert, of Findlay spent with Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. !Do•nley Reibel and d~:g~~~!.:n . Mr. and Mr•. , Gary and family of Columbus weekend guests of his grandtnGther , Mrs. Margaret MIS! Elsie Hart und~.-•ent surgery al Meig• Mernorlal hos· pital last Thursday and Is conj Mrs. Flore~ Gilmore is reported as quite ill a' . Memorial hospital with dou1ble pneumonia. I Mrs. Janet Gooch and daugbter~ 1 pent the weekend in Colum- bus with her sisters. . ~ 3 ROOMS New '299 MASON FURNITURE CO. MUON, W.VA. ,..._ . '., ~ PRICE FIVI! CEMI. ' Monday lhru Thurlday •..•..... 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. frldl'jl and Satu,....y . : .••. 1:30 A.M. to 1:3& P.M., ~ aroc•rr value.S ~~ · Hormel's SPAM EVERY OUNCE GUARANTEED 8 lb. only 12.oz. SAVE &8c! cans • THOIOUGHLY' COOKED, READY' TO IAT ;, Dinly Moort HORMEL PORK SHOULDER . BEEF STEW Style HAM $ Regular $2.39 SAVE 40c! 3-lb. con lli·lb. Cans Hor•l's ITALIAIO CAllED SPAGHEnl THIN ITALIAN HAM 1-tb. box Regular $4.49 F&P Tomato PASTE SAVE ' SOc 6-0z. . 5-lb. con Can dairy vak...l' Why not spagholtl . ton lsi hi 1.With tho halure . prl... w. ·have Homogenl:zed on all lngretllonts for Spaghottl,' .,... . •• fHtl a \ famlly 'of faur for Iouthan Sl, . •• IS Patrol Squadron 44, homebased ot Patuxent River, Md., and currently operating at the Na· val Air Station, Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico. Show Boat Yz PORK M,I LK GAL PAPIEI C•tm1 & BEA~S * thrit't,'toirnerl . . ' I ' All PurpoHI 7 Inch .Jmparted 'Earthenware . 300 Can DECO'RATED BOWLS ~frozen foodar Real... fa I,_,. £njo)' ' ·Stokely'• FROZEN . Children Of 1st Two Grades Give S h 1program DAIRY VALLEY TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1963 •~Pt. .e......,..-.., ... ........ Corner Second & Mill St., Middleport 0 l ,• ..................... fii1IY..., ........ W~ lnorw Tho llrht To Limit Ooralttltln Around And I Ronald L. Evans, aviation Mary, Saturday evening at electronics technician t h i r d ho~e~ About • class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. af k' we:e played and *\1 Edward C. Evans of 1080 Vine ~ Jtes given to David ' .:ld''eport i Middl . . lth k1rk, Kathy Conde, Allen Ml U' I· i1i 1 epor 1• servmg w ningham Pat Archer J I ' ' . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp Glaze, Sandy Johrrson, Susie and Mr. and Mrs. Paul HaptonGerlach and Diane Welsh. A stall, Edith and Billy were ln ~prmg theme was carried out Zanesville SUnday where they '~·the refreshments and decora mns. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Way· ne Sharp and family, The birthA decorated cake, Ice cream day anniversaries of Mr. HapMEETING POSTPONED and colke were served to the tonstan, Mrs. Robert Sharp, The Afternoon Circle of guests after the h~noree had and her son, Wayne Sharp, the WSCS of Heath Methndist opened the lovely gifts. Ch.'"'"' were observed during the day. Church has postponed its regu- late Easter eggs were giVen Mrs. William Ault and Mr s. lar meeting for Thursday aft· as favor~. 1 Jessie Hennesy were in GaUi- ernoon, March 28 due to the Attendm~ were Sally polls Saturday evening to at· WSCS diStrict confernece to be w~h, Nlll8 Stil~s, Barbara tend a stork shower held for held March 28 in Jackson. Kmg, Sharon Hmdy, Susan Mrs. Gary Auit, daughrer-in· --~-~-~ -~ --·~ Cavanaugh, RhDnda. Hy..u, law of Mn. William Ault. / Lynn, for little sister's weekend IMark Fowler, DeMUI Hackett, Kit and Kim Neal, McCon· at Ohio University . Their par- Paula Gomer, Mary nelsviU,, spent the weekend in ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farm· Buchanan, and David, MiddlOport as the guests of er spent the weekend in Middle- and Barbara Burket . Aslllirtirlg their grandmother, Mrs. Fran- port with his mother, Mrs. Dave Mrs. Burkett witb the party cis Bearhs, Second St., Farmer and sister, Mr. and were Mrs. Eugene Conde, :Mra. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Emmish Mrs. Arthur Skinner, James Buchanan, and Mrs. spent Sunday in Marietta with Mr. ami Mrs. Tom Snyder of ·Oavid Jenklns, t their daughter and family . Mr. PeebleS spent Sunday with Mi.ss and Mrs. Don Burkey and dau- Bess Sanborn and Mrs. Mabel ghtera. · Sanborn. Marjorie Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burton of Mr. and h"rs. Eugene Harris, Columbus visited over the Middleport, spent little sister's weekend 'with his father, ErnC 00 weekend at Ohw Umvers1ty as est Burton or Middleport Children of the First a the guest of her cousin, Susan Mrs. Ge~rge Harris and new Second grades gave the Marcb Harris, sophomore, daughter of daughter, Mary Ann, have been assembly program last Tbtlr&~· ·~ Mrs. Robert Hams of returned to their home on Sec· day at Salisbury elementary u~ us. ond Ave. from Holzer Hospital school. Luc1hnda Farmefr ohef Da~·ton, in Gallipolis. Rebecca Seelig announced was 1 e gues1 o r sts1 er, program, following the OPEIJiin,g Funeral services fo~ Henry nag salute led by Gene u"'""· Sherbets Brewer, former resident of and prayer by the claaa Meigs County, will be h e1 d It featured· ' eOT'an ge1Tuesday .at the Botkins Funer- Pretending· and UUJe eLimt' a\ home m Waverly. ~!· Bre~- Redbreast: Mary Iceohc•wer, er. ~ho had been . cntlcally Ill Anita Conkle, Sandra and • Pinea,pptr for f1ve weeks, dted Saturday ela Landaker Linda CUtmin.gevening at Pike County Hospit· ham Shelly CJark SHAKES al in Waverly .. His sister, Laura Pu~sy Willows ~ Daffodil5: SUNDAES Vanmeter, Me~gs C~., has been Mary Bradshaw, Kay Gilmore, In Waverly wrth hrm. . Barbara Klein , Sharon lcenhoMr. and Mrs. C. H. W1se, Jr. wer Nancy Gill WY 2•2556 spent . the. weekend at their The Lost Kire': Fred Burn· At the POIMI'Oy Bend Brld.. home m Mtddleport. They wlll ey' Steven and Gary Marret, __ ;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;!!~re~t~ur~n~lo~W~a~v~er~ly~M~on~d~ay. James Morris , Da nny RusseU·, Flying Kltea, Charles Faulk; and the kite, RusseU Davis. Fishing: Eddie AbboU, bur Leifheit, Wayne PulUns. Marble Time: Charlea Faulk and Francis Broderick. Poems: The Woorlpeclt:er and ONLT Robin Redbreast: Eddie MJIJ10tt : Wayne Pullins, Francis NO.tiO - lllanco ., erick. -lontT.,. The Wind, First and Second Grade, and A Skipping Game, by the Second grade. .' WEATBEil Ouncil Is 5·- I For ·Fire T Be June Bride "'i • • ' ited recently with her parents, 11 h 8 • hd ay Of D ht aug er Is Celebrated •• POMEROY-Mioot:EPORT, OHI9- Mr. and Mrs. Verne Story and son, John, of Columbus vis- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer, and were accompanied home by Mrs. Schaefer for a visit. Mr, and Mrs. Mark Stah1 and son, Stephen, of Stockdale visited Sunday afternoon with his sister and brother·in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. Mrs. Margaret Allen visited recently with Mrs. Norman Schaefer. Mrs. Norman Schaefer vlslt· led Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Lester Brookover who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Russ returned home Surrday two weeks visit in Lou1isvlille Ky. with Dr. and Mrs. J. Marshall and family. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jenl<lnliCIIII Mis~o 0 of Columbus visited Sunda~y-rln• . . Mrs. Grover Jenkinson, :;D Ml':-lln<L rs. Lawrence Debo of 1517 Ftfth Street, Ave. Portsmouth, are am.ouncing the engagement and ap· L. c. Karr Is reported 18 proachmg mamage of their daughter, Mary LoUise, to proving foUowing surgery Robert T. Hennesy. The prospective bridegroom is the Meigs Memorial Hospital only son of Mrs. Henry Hennesy and the late Henry Hen· ~'riday nesy of 361 Front·st, Middleport. · ----Miss Debo is a graduate of Notre Dame High school in Portsmouth in the class of '58. She is employed at f Iff Household Finance Corporation. Mr. Hennesy is a grad· uate of Middleport High School in the class of '57, after which he served three years in the U. S. Navy. He is em· ployed at the City Loan and Savings Company and reBurkett sides at 1036-25 Street in Portsmouth. An early June Mr. and Mrs. RobeJ:t wedding is planned. of Middleport entertained ~~~~~~~;;~;;;:--;;-;;;;~alltbparty In observan<e of ID wn11 SQUADRON 44 birthday of their daugbl<!~, . enttne ,_ llii-IIIIM! Pomeroy Valescing nicely. 4t tim'-'t';f; ....... In, . . . People In 8 ·• - ...... _...., NOW YOU •KNOW" • tot .....,., luhoblo B..f ·~, bock.,.und with •lorod clocorotlon. lnd ...,. Chicken Turkey Salisbury Boons a. Wienera DfUCIOUS Dlllllfl 11-oz. Ill MINIIflS 'ire· .. 11lodo, ooup, m: "whh Mr. McCullough Dies At Age '7 In Columbus dor, Compon II, ate. t ROLLS Pkt. of6 ' ' '· .. ·#~>; 'TOP QUALI'nj , ALUMINUM FOLDIII OIAIR $249 With This · Coupon 4- Coup011l _ $5.00 Purchal8 or more ledee1111 Thl1 Coupen 1'hn Wed., Mar. 27, 1161, ' At Your NN- IVANI IUPU MAIIIIIT, Jutt Like '.;(,, Mom. •~¥•t ,.TOT>.., . : ·• r ... •• . ' .' eJf . ... • "1- ... ·'· �J ' --· . ' ·, " . , ( . ' •11\ll S•:,.. • . Tlte Daily Sentinel ,. •1. ' tOMM!f'ITATING EDITORIALLY " a_ I ~.t-~ '·r " ( ' "'. somepoliticians In Minnesota think jhe closely jought governorship election there sh~lllf\. have ~n reschedul ed. This idea, popped up after a court-tltder'ed recoiHii sbowedt.Democra!r Kar l Ro/vaag,;the winner over Elm~r Anderson by a 'ln'ere 91 votes. Ad!ll.ilte,~ly, even when''bonesty 1'Uies as fu,lly 8.1 ~an be hoped for, there are clerical errors, and sometimes they are big. But official canvasses and r ecounts, wh!'re indicated, are supposed t~ wash out these mi~!jlkes cohlmitted in the heat of election night. Our system says victory goea to t h • candidate who gets the most votes, whether his margin be one or one million. Are we now to say that, to compensate for probable error, we muat Insist on specified clear ma rgins or an election re run ?. Supposing the second race is ev· en closer, what then ? It seems more sensible to try to live with the fact that in a pr ocess dependent on so many humans, error wtll some: times be decisive. •' .. { . ~\ • R~ China's Ag Produetion, ,_ · Trade Said Uneertain In '63 "' 4f ·~ v 1;,,:;.......;, ""·· ..,.t . -~- ' , ·. i'. '"' ':. "' ~,·;. ~..~~ '.'. '.;" o! 0( w<rtmen·• 0 - ,.. :~~.(IP~ = , Rodrlc ea. -The boll1l •oled to budget Ball, ff, of App~ Grove, wu the current ~t ol $MOO •ppolnled by thi ,Boanl of Edu- wbkh i& the oame aa last year, eatlon to fill the vacancy creal- A 4111C'lss'oo was held by the ed by the resilnatlon of Mrs, C. board mel)lbers on the bulld· P. Stout at a statutory meellng ing ·program and malnt.nance ·of the Muon County Board of work needed to be dtlllt! In EdiiCIItion Monday nighl. ..veral of lbe' eodnty achools. 1 Mr. Ball, I eonstrucilon The next . meellnJ! of the worker, wlU tate. bi& aeat on board will he Friday, Aprll 5th the board al the Apr& meetlnc and .. a statutory meeting will he and wlU aerve unW the nett held AprR 16 to lay lbe levy. primary ·election whlch wlU be AttendiDg la!!t Dlght's meet.May, 19M, The new board Inc were Superintendent Paul member Is a craduate of HaD· Powell, Transportation Supernan Hl8h School and Ia married vlaor Warren Keefer and to the former Dorothy Wl!@aton. board memben, Earl Keefer, They are lbe pareots of. two Robert Adkins, BUI Howal'll ond children. Paul Wedge. Oiher action taken by the Board wu approval of lbe IBIBM bud&et in lbe amount of fl,MS,I03 and also approval of new levy estimates whlch are . a apeclal levy of fQ11,318 and Gauge readlnca: Gallipolis the regular current achool levy dam 2U, 41.0, rollers out, !aUIn the amount of $507,702. The Inc one tenth of a foot per new budget and levy estimates hour PQ)IIOI'Oy-Maoon out Pt must 119W be sent to -~ ·Sta'*' Plea~ant 37.34, Hinton' 8:15. fall~ questions, but said be ~idn't know •w:-ance eosts. . . i S'JO\'!.C:f"rm. !l'he hr '"' 8"rPP~. to L. Briddes , Pomero~· . has fil~ l 00 department for approval. iDg, Kanawhs ·Falls 10.28 rising If he would fight agam. Firemen attendmg included I share the expense of the flight ed a pet'lion for divorce in I A letl!!r ~ling retirement Charleston 28.45 !taltonary. Lon- It was tbe Je<Ood time a boxer company P"'Stdent Don Mdls,l I!) ' With Flores. . Meigs count) common _phls from tl!e Mason County School don dam was running 17 feet bad died after • fight with )la- Everett Bachner, Bruzz Mills. I Flores, a Spanish-American. court agamst E· rJ \'! Br, .•• , I 0 system _by ~rs. Eunlet Beller, Marmet dam .23 feet and Win: mos. Jose !Ti.ger> Blanro, aUght- Gerald Anthonr, John Vroman, l w.a~ tr~ve'io•. to Coli!ornia to Pomeroy. The plaint.rr is aslt: local ~acher In the bjgh school field dain 36 Ieet. weight. died iD 1ll5tl iD Havana of and LewiS Ellis. Others were I VISit hiS !amdy. He had been ing lor custody of four ffii\Jr FOR SALE. ~heap, 12 ,,new was reed. bf.. SUJ):el'interident Boat m.oveluea&e: injurfes suffered t~ da7 before. Charles Clarkson, and Paul , A testinll pro!1T'am to heln 1wor ~ " fl!":l a me~ha:1lr. at a ~j!;. l children. 6 m ~alvnmzed . corrugated Paul Powell. The board al"' Ohio River- Western up 14 "It wao one of my flnt fights," Haptonstall. Ilocate carriers of tuberculosis tant Early Warnmg dew - hne metal culvert pipe; 2 new 5 proved the retirement to beef- 5 p.m.; National up 16 , 4, 10 a: Ramos, a Cuban now UviDg In OTHER BUSINESS . ;and thus prevent the spread of "l••·on m .t'• Caned''" north. DEXTER MAN ARR!':STFO gal. milk rans. A. H. Durst, fective at the end of the cur- m.; Ben MrCool up t7, 3:10 a. Mexiro, said iD Spanish. "Destiny! Fire Caplain Anthony asked •the disease will be carried out I. They said they had been hv- ~ Cecil Higgini¥Jth8m, 50, of Rt ' WY 2~~· Box l.'ll. Pomeroy, rent school year. rn.; New Martinsville down 11, basn'ttreated.metooweii. Iknow the town urge Con Young,, m April sponsored by the mg off ~he land m the sev~n 1, Dexter, was •arrested Mon- OhiO. 3-28-;Ste PhyBis Zickefoose of New 4:50 a.m.; Beaver up 18, 5:45 It's oot my fault-but that dueon't dump attendant, to control Meigs County Health Dept., !wee~s sm~e the cr.,h. The """ I day by the Meig• county sher- FOR SALE :IO,ooo · tomato Haven was hired by the board a.m.; Walter Beckjord down 18, make me feel better.'~ Iburnlng and to call the com- the Oh.io Dept. of HeaJth , and cra!t carried , httle or no- surv_IV• :iff's department on a charge seedlings. p . f.{. CoWdery. as a commercial teacher lor 6:10 a.m. ; Vienna up 11, 7 a.m.; He said he felt the fight with ' pany quicker when a lire starts the Meigs County TB a n d al '.ear and httle food, b'lt M<Ss I of distur~ing the peace. 1 Long Bottum. 3-28-llle the 1963-64 !choo) term. Miss Aliquippa up 18, 7:15 a .m.: Ha- Moore should have been stopped: out of control. The company Hea1th Association. 1Klaben was ~ryJng . five SUit- :-~-~ - --- ·~ --~- - - -- -Zickefoose .will craduate from milton up It, 4:15a.m.; A. E. "I think mayilo i IBhould have was called to the hill today, The test, known as a Man- cases of clothmg which Cana· , West VtrgmlB UniVersity thls Dykes down 19 6·20 am. Ray- been st ped ,_ th lghth H"18 and agam during the council toux test is done by in;'e"tion dian 8Ir force officials sa Jd h" · ' · · ·· op w e • ' t" I and is relatively ' · · ' prohablv kept the couple alive I Y "\1 · · i Du t sprIng. PaInc a rs was lr.. mond Salveti up 2t, 5:15 a.m.; tMoore'sJ legs were wobbling." mee mg. painless. All or Their· onl food w · ed as 1 t:each~r C. V. Horner up 2Z• 6:30 am the schools in the county are to IIof sa rdmes . Y two as twof rcans't h Iat r Henderson h ' .•· Although many t tate boxing of- Members also : ' . cans 0 r~l i elementaey SC 00 or t e re· Jerry Bosworth down 23, 1:45 fJcials deplored Moore's tragic - Approved Mayor Smith's be contacted. Children in grades 1 1 d malnder of the current school a.m ..; OVEC down 23, 3:15 a.m.; death, they defended the •pori. appointment of Henry Clot- 1 through 12 will be tested with saanda 'oam cosodntamer of,tuna Tflhsh , •ear Queen C" _ I and KaI resuIts be.mg poSJtiVe · · or nega. th s tee d .a crar -# • • 1ty down 23, 6 a.m.; o. nv DefeH Sptrt worth y, Bob Crag, th •..ers.f" " I . 0 Frank . Capehart, assiStant liable down 32, 7 a.m. ; J. S. Eugene llabrel general secre- Kindy to lhe recreation com- live. If a positive reaction is ' eyk th unn~ elf 1 r s 1 principal of ~t. Pleasant High , Lewis down 33, 6 a.m. ; Onward tary of the nuoPean Boxing Un- mlssJon. ~tained , furthe~ tesst .will be 1:~ . on e 150 a ted mountamwho had wrttten to the board up 34, 5 a.m.; Ravenswood ion saJd relatviely few fatal acci- - Discussed but left up to tiVen to deterrnme the extent 1 " When th t asking 1t H there was any way down 34, 6:10 a .m. den'tt in the ring 5how there Js the state legisiature, the ques-1of t~e disease, or to find the lived on m:ltedwa:no~~.e, M:: II pay . tile teachers who ap- Gallipolis Dam - So Iva y "far less danger than people lion of daylight savlnc time In comers for treatment. I Klaben said " I !'II t t I pearod before ~he recent Mason down 3:30 p.m.; John J . Rowe think." Ohio, alter West Vircinla goes A night clinic will he he I d the sardines. r u~:;; ~.' ~:~ " Co.f'~Y l!l"an: .Juryhin;e~tl~at!Dn u·> 7:30 p.m.; Elisha Woods up Most boxing officials agreed that on, it (April 28). · April 3D-May 1-2-3 to make fur- lthem, but n~w 1 love them. 1, , a~ ·I~ 1!0 d omg 0 os ~': 8:40 p.m.; Crucible up 9:30 p. It was safer now than It has ever I ~ Agreed to a requst from ' ther tests on positive cases. The feel wonderful. It was a mir~GIJARANTE~ D ~ pay tw~. m.; H. E. Bowles up 10:15p.m.; been. Ithe City of Cincinnati that Its program will begin April2 with j' cle I'm so happy could WASHABLE at!_ er e presen ru mg 0 Peggy Downey· up 1Z:15 a.~. ; wprk house director may rebJrn two teams working together. cr•~" " the outle Department there was Fre1' berger up 1·30 am · EdT · · ' '· to th tea he ' · ·• a prisoner for good cause estmg will be done on Tues- The girl who quit her j 0 b :d :itbe/!!'.ld .':.t becpa~~ eana n:worth up 4 :20 a.".'. ; (nending medical , attention, days and Wednesdays and read- ,with a M~dison Ave. advertis15a.m.; Bm., ling h ed Wayne · down 5: presumably); referred to com-ings taken on Thursdays and ' ing agency last August and set 40 COLORS-· INCLUDING LILACSun1ess the ru . W@S c ang · go down 8:10 a.m. Pomeroy Ce111..t Block mlttee the General Telephone Fridays. --- - Mrs. ·llel'!l. MCLane and Mrs. Kanawha RIYF - Robert W H. Clatworthy 4911 • · - t f · · Th TREATED AT OS Bessie Musgr ' ave, members of Le do · fi ld . : J Du "?mpany s reques or perm1se program will require H PITAL ORCHIDS AND SEVERAL SHADES OF . . a wn Wm e 10.15 p.m., · err 458 SIOn to place a pay phone three weeks and letters will be Phyllis Seott New Haven · ~-~~: =~~~ Utile ~»;ard up Win!iel~ 10:- R. Davis M5 booth at Beech ~nd Locust-sis, sent to parents of school child· who was rep.;rted overcom~ · 1 PURPlE-. :. mlssion..to' give TB .skin ,tests :~,Xm .•. ~"[!~ ~;:' Wmfleld ~: ~~:;""n : and learned from Division 10 ren explaining the program and by smoke, was trealed and re,, to ~'JIIudenls nezl fall WI f~mS· 30 Ia arer up Handicap 12 of tbe ,§tate Hiflliway Dep~- asking lor permission- for the leased at Holzer Hospital MooThe ·tl!tlls would be on a ·volun- n . a.m. Total 2SII ment that no funds are avail- 1ests. There i! no cost to the day night. She was taken there .. ,, . tary basis given only with tbe IS SISTER'S GUEST Falstaff Beer able to. resurface Routes 7 and child. by the Pomeroy E&R unit at 143 inside Middleport, but that 5:35 p.m. I cc"""nt,o ·the students parents. Unda Leigh Moore was a B. Stivers S02 the request wiU be considered ~ , ~ · cranled tbe .,.equest guest of her sister, Sharon H. Walker 5tt later this year. Palchlnc work F.H.A. NEWS wltb furtber details to be lor- Moore, for tittle sisters' week- H. Lohse 582 wiU be doae holl(ever MASON- The Wahama Chap":'ulated durmg the summer end at ()hio University.. They F. Schoenleb 559 Clerk Ge ' Grate • 1 ted ter of the Future Homemakers We Are Your He•dquarters FOR llllll!ths.•·.· . attended the production of D. Hawley 5t4 . ne ass s of America met Thursday OF ALL NEW The board approved the ~·- "Can Can." They are t be Total 2671 :".:'~ Smith In conducting the March 14. Membership cards Jdoptlon of the pesent SOCial daughters of Mr . and Mrs. Rusg. were given out and the prostudies lllld civic text books for sell Moore, TAKEN TO HOLZER gram was under the direction ' o' coming school year. Mrs. Paul Beegle of Letart of carolyn Johnson who told The He a It h Department FINED $5, COSTS Falls was taken by the Ra- · • about the regional meeting at ONLY which has a contract with the Dooald Taylor, Pomeroy R cine E-R unlt to Holzer hospltRipley on April 6th. Under the Board had asked In the contract D., was fined $5 and costs Mon- a1 at.7:51 a:m. today alter sbe direction of Sandra Pickens and COLOR CENTER tbat the board allot $'1500 In day in Meigs county coort on a had fallen and ouffered a brok· Leah Ann Miller the club sang the new budget for their servic- defective 'muffler charge. en ankle. ~~-"-.. -• Fro the State F H A' soog and the So. 2nd Avo. Middleport ~m. Pa1e Ollel · · · Middleport, 0. lor's office on Main Street ' F,::.H:,:·:r <':·..._:P,::ra::y::er~so::111 :!:.·---~""'""'""'""'"""""""""""'""',u,..,..,....,,....,,..,....,,..,..=,..,....,,....,,....,,....,...,...,...,,....,,....,...,! where they staled they took only one dollar, ·bot Dr. Tayl..reported to police that $800 was stolen from hi.! desk drawer. REPORT FROM MOTOR TREND EXPERTS ON THE '63 RAMBLERS: The L. G. Mohr Funeral home, Villnd Street, entered by the bol'S twice, taking · money from lbe office, and two hunting kniveo from a parked car at lbe Malleable !roo Company. The Kanauca crime admitted by lbe boys was the enter. ing of lbe home of Doo Face· mire taldnc approximately 160. The polit:£ have recovered the radio, 17 TV boob and 2 S&H boob . They said they threw the plaid books In the river and had redeemed merchandise with the S&H hooka which in- · eluded a basketball and two reels end had purchased a aport shirt with. some of lbe PJ.&As,urr - :;ta '1-!ni ° Af••r·Dea · · th. f.,; '!:.::· 1BTesting " T Late T C}assi•£y n. =- 1 OUR ou'N 1 1 r--------------.---.. • • • RUBBER BASE 1 I Wall Pairit i . ""'!• :./" :Y• I I BOWLIN(i s ' .98 1 r' t' 1963 WALL-TEX PATTERNS ARE HERE!!! . 3 ROOMS IMPERIAL WALLPAPER a great recipe for mixing carrot juice FURNITURE Chureh-Going Youth Nabbed with bourbon ... • • • Night club crooner Jacques Fotl ls hoping Oscar nominee Bette Davis will say ''Yes '' to his marrlage proposal. • Buruu the DDring . Aprl•• : o!'car • :--:~ 111; : ., pro,ram Due of the sum· Hollywood CorrHpandont mer yacht racmg season off Balboa Is· N<tWopopor Entorprioo Ann. land, where he hves. 0 HOLLYWOOD - (NEAl - llolly· • • wood is talking about: LONGER AND LONGER TITLES The "see-worthy" label for •; PT 109.'' 'catching up with longer and longer mothe film account of Lt. lj .g.l John F. Ken· vies. Marquee letterers. are havmg nedy's }942 ordeat in th e SOllth Pacific, headaches already over these films due just p~iewed . • . in the fall : Clif Robertson, as JFK. g1ves .a , .• "Aoylum, Or Whot tho Genlo,..n straigh orward portrait minus . imita- Aro Up te, Nat to Mention tho LadiH." 11 tion or ari~ ture. There IS no md1caDoctor Strengelove; or How I tion of !J dafi. ~lib ~estiny. Even Sen. L..rnod to Stop Worrying ond Lovo Barry GoldWlt~t ~ an recommend . thiS tho Bomb." film to i<lis friends as a_stwn 1 not poJthcs. uoh, Dad, Poor Ded, M1m1'1 ·efiii'Bldote" Omor Shorlf Hung You. In tho Closet ond I'm Foel· ("L~wrence of Ar1bi11") admitting he ing So B•d." is • wo!'fllt).isi~ to 1 hoirdrfttor, "Tho lncradlbly Stronto c..... no.l tho¥ plliying a wavy-haired lure: Or Why I Stopped Llvint and Ramon in "Tho ~•II of tho Ramon EmBeeomo o Mixod-U.p Zombie." pir• ." ~ ·, . Gosh. remember movies like "It" and · ~· ce "Elec t ra " comushe" and "Gigi"? 'llhe rnade-tn· petiljg as best foreign movie of the year. • • • The mm's totat budget was $75.000. IT, HAPPENED when Tony Curtis "Cleopatra" spent the same amount just visited a hospital mental ward just befor Uiz Taylor's wigs! fore he went into the role of a hospital 1 • • • orderly in "Captain Newman. M. D." A ROBERT STACK ROUNDING UP his patient asked him, ''How do you go last •·untouchable" early next month · about getting a job in Hollywood?" and peading for Europe. He'll now con"Have you had any training.? " asked centrale on mnvies ...... Stripper Lili St. Tonv. Cyr fhehding another- hu, band, that is. ' 'Well," said the patient, "I've been Joe ~orl.ar .... ' Ann Sothern headed for HERE for two years." the ~ook stalls with "A Bout With • ' • Deal['','· story of her long fight against While starring in "Papa's Delicate infe<;tiops hepatitis ... : South . Africa~- Condition", Jackie Gleason was asked by born•Juhet Prowse taking the IU'st U. s. a national health mag·"ine editor for a citiz~nship step-permanent U. S. resi- tip on keeping fit denc~ . She'll be a Yankee Doodle doll in "Sure." said Gleason, "I'll give you the clo1e of World W1r ·u. - Given From HMnital Beds Ir.b7':::.: ~-r tloa, meiiC"I ar.d 110"p'tal ... WHlTEHORSI$, Yukoa (UPI) - An :·~venturesome ;.., '1 t . (IID!IlhS o. II-' • turned 'iloWn." " girl from Brooklyn .ad a hllllty California m~hJnJc re- bot, 1912, .Januory d ~ nwriage of their daucht.er lated from their holpitll beds today the Incredible ac- ;arv. 196:'. aeeordl::~ to J•m , Sharon Lee to J!lhn Mercer: Sev~l firemen doobted u , NEW HAVEN - New Haven 1count of 48 days apent on 1 frozen Yukon mountainaille ·M: Gllull, deputy Jdmi~rn' at:l1 of Jdr •. pd• Mn. Tom Eng· would bur fruit ln lhas been L!sued a 50 per eent witb only the Bible for Inspiration and nfelted snow for ar. The si•m io a dem"rMr or llsh. Milo lllhr attended Fltlr· · federal gant for Ita ~ewage IUbslsten)!e, . · .-,144..82 from the lllAe ~<:·,(; Ida Stat. University and Is a.wever, ~ Lee Sadtll d' "We never pve up ibope. We lived from day to day, viooa montha. '> • now employed with AAA in Ft. ••uesled, Let 1 , ~· ~ ln~~~~·n:,.::n~as repo;::' .hoping aomeone would come," said Helen .Klaben, 21. • ' Lauderdale,· Mr. Mereer ,tnbJem 1ft Jo II. Monda nleht moe g Mill Klaben and Ralph Flor~,., • LONG WAYS ro'l'fO ·,., ' 1 craduate of Florida Stall!' Uni- lie JWOmlaed tile fire - · y g : ea, 42, of San Bnlno, caiir., off lor Alaaka with a clrl frleud Red Croa offici!lla' ".aid tJo..' '<' verklty and the director Clf liis pony woaltl be broa81R . 11111 The rant IS. equivalent to dlaappeared Feb. ~ on a flight lost 30 pound• during /!"' or- da tbat "f313 II hal been ,... r '' own or'cbestra, oWIII and oper. •D Ctlllforenees thai ~ttl .. de tsa.ooo, accordmg to ~II from Wblt411Gne to Seaitle, deal. She now weighs .tiOut Ill. eer.. 'to da~ in Nelp eoun.·•' 11 ales the Mercer 1\lusle ~tor.. JIOIIIIIe ..-lliDI members. ~e Sayre, Witb Wash., aboard Flores' single • 1 ty durlnc the rocent fund drlve' The wtll!d.lnc wUI he on event (Ire ....,let aaywW.. :Mayor FranciS Reichert, ...,.e engine plane. I M~KING CANVASS 'lbe Meigs Red c..1 r} " 0 8110 of April 111, at the ~nlled Tr• In , .._,.. 1 ~ :~":.a':m~~ ~=-llDBa~~ta- Two weeks ago they were giv- , NEW HAVEN - The R e dj tii~, d>ntribut.;;;g·~ lty Presbyterian <lwrch in Ft. ~';.~ :'~y~kcli: Middle- unexpired ierm ol LJoyd lloosh~ en up as dead. Cross Fund drive is being held ,turned in to tbe chapter do&Laud~. port tr tin lth . t-o! I th ctl ell -·•·• Bush pilot Charles Hamilton In New Haven this week. Jun- ation head(jUatt.ers at Relit.-'":· 011 eon ac g w • n er a on coun ......,. lpolted the Cllllple's "SC!l" lor and Senilr llfe savers are ~ compan " state subdiYistons, such as West bids on general liability 1D1111r- scrawled In the snow 81 he flew conducllng a house-to _ boll'[" urance y. ' Columbia. and Cllfton, wblch are ~e for the town_ All insur- over lbe frlsld waateland Sun- canva,. Taking part will lie TWO FJNt;p 1101 subdivlslona 111 the way ance.-re~esentativeo ,are · to day, then """ Milia K I abe n Adele Sismondo, Barbara How; The OhiO State l'afrol re1 Oblo CO!plUOilles tlfO. west subnut bids before ·April · At.- frantically wavJnc near a lean- ard, Mary Jane Webb, AUce ports the convictiOn in Galltpou:; Vlrgi~D It not organized In the leltling were Mayor Reichert, to constructed from lbe 11080 Rnush, Roao Frey' Dlck 'l'en- Iii COlli' I of Harold flood; 611, township system. Recol'!ler Thelma Clpebart and plane's wreckage. nant. Richal'll Pfiffner, Phil pqmeroy, lined $20 ond costa (Cellltnaed, Frmn Pop l) · c.uaeum. ...., eoufldent Councilmen Henry Buclt:, Karl Miss Ktaben was returning Coolte IIA>bert GriLot•ad a.n d tp• parking . on higbw~ a n c1 don~ blam~ hint. Accidents can IIIII tniiUlp - - MOll Wiles, Nelson. RollS!> ilnd Lro to lbe United Stain aller wort- Fra111: Reichert. ~In Edwards 21 'lllirttord • !""V:::b~~. anything, II, wa• un- woald llod llleiDIOiveo onder F. Gibbs. lng lor lbe U. S. Bwuu rl w. va. fined $10, and coota • · . . ..::.~~~ Land Development In FairASKS DIVORCE -... pefl1·o center. Ramos, weepin1 oile!Jtly. ·" "" . -, banks, Alaska, •hen the, crash , Charging gro.,. neglect of du-r - - hardly able to answer reporten' enll fa~ greedy lllked Ia: happened during a blinding I) and extreme cruelty. Helen ==- \" ' Fam!~rR!!!~~H!:r 'Ad~~~~'h!?.~~~~!~ Tho heir-raising, now-11-can·b• toltl plot of a. ~rthcorning film, "Tho Unknown Baltle..'~ It cttnlers on how claM Hill or's ' icientisls come to solv· ing 'the secret of the IIOIJlic bomb n.. r oar River· Report ' another five years. • NamedT0 Sch00 I Ccluneil Votes $83,,• Grant Dau1hur .4nnouru::ed ·f:!:'!t..~;. C:Yt;:n...=: For Contraets ' Made To·Help pow realdlng in n. Lautlel'llale, Florida, are IIDDtii1IICinC the ... c.I!IMiol .... _, Sewers Proj·e..t gagement and approaching won't hav' to be p Rise fOteSlS · '\!•.r. Tiventy.,jn'e members of the U. S. earnestly hope it does, It can hardly be House could not bring themselves to sullied or watered down by being bevote for honorarv American citizenship stowed on such men as ChurchilL Sir Winston, the unparalleled symbol for Sir Winston ChtlrchiiL The proposal was of course overwhelmingly approved. of man's insistence upon freedom, is far The holdouts were said to fear that closer to our national ideals than 10me this action in tribute to Britain's great who have gone through the deliberate war leader might 'set a bad precedent, formalities of acquiring citizenship. Indeed, he is undoubtedly closer than and somehow dilute or cheapen the some who were born to it. He wiU honor meahlng of U . S. citizenship. us by accepting it. · If . it does mean in fact what we all ,I . • -Ball, A · } G Rodri , . ~· ' pp.·el '8rove,d ln~redible'Survival Tale En,a•emen~ 0 1 s!:. ., Welcome, Sir Winston ·· ~ Ddly leldlnet, Pomlroy·Middleport, 0 ., Mar- 211, 1963.3 ~~r· ,·1 Free Collective Bargaining" c. ' -".. ' . ~. '""'" · · . when Error Is Decisive ill -·• "These Days We Call It r • . 1• • Three of the Beverly Hillbillies- lrHank Grant flipped it: "That rich ene Ryan, Donna Douglas and Max Baer Texan who bought a boy for his dog to Jr.-headed for Las Vegas as a $25.000- play with now has four Cadillacs-one a-week night club act. Buddy Ebsen in- for each direction." 'Foday,s Medica Report CLINTON FISHER CO. BAKER FURNITURE ..prove their mettle...reHablH~ perfo1mance in actual testing-- Sid• Glances money. . . In ihe other two crimes of breaklnc and enterln&. Worthy Sld_en, Jr., II, Gallipolis Ferry was booked on two charges of B&E and the live juveniles raii]Jing In age from 16 to 18 years will be charged with Now ~e:s AT "TTlE. BEAN B.ARII .ACROSS FllOM "TTlE. TRAGK... ·ANO fitS LUC.K IS . , l l N.. (; ....·CA>IT PICK A WINNE.R. lllE.RE EITflER •••• j breatJnc and . entertnc. Hu]Jil • Leach, Jr. If, j't.< Pieaaant ••• atralined aeveral days ago in connedlan with lbe !!rimes. He II free on. $1100 OOnd. Siders Is chargee! with breaklnc and enterlnC Hope Grocery store owned by Mr. and Mrtt. R. W, "T.orbett, llelidei'IIOII and N e a I It Grocer atore, Bend......,Ice _ , . I enmt. , 'nte flvt" )Uvenllea wlU he chai'pd witli B&E of Hope's Grocery, 'taken at, Hope'I! were 28 eartooal of ai!IIDI'Ied el(r... t!tl"', ciiars, fZ in ~, a card ol Sl!lffer .pens and the keys to the pop maehlile. Tak· · en, from . Nell S!on 10 JI!'-C~ 'l!f · ~ril, Bu1ter tobae- . 1)(1 1!111 · - MOTOR TREND Magazine'e auto experts never handle .t he "Car of tbe Year" with kid gloves. They olammed Ramblera over back -(:OUntry roado and ' reported, "rouP roads can be atonnet:i with confidence.., They otudied Rambler'• Advanced Unit Construction!i!!~'"!Oo"-AdvoiO<OIUlltt:ombuctloo. lllol--b<•~- found it 1110 .trbng it'D take puniah_l'ft'ent longer.•• Finally, they IIWDIJied up Ram bier '63 by saying' ·~· an even beltor value than before." · ·t.iriioPoiltAN.:Mi.rORS, ·~M;;~-:~;:.: ;::~,. o. . r , ·· • . · lluld; ,' J.. ·: ' . ' i '.,.:.. · • , , . I �J ' --· . ' ·, " . , ( . ' •11\ll S•:,.. • . Tlte Daily Sentinel ,. •1. ' tOMM!f'ITATING EDITORIALLY " a_ I ~.t-~ '·r " ( ' "'. somepoliticians In Minnesota think jhe closely jought governorship election there sh~lllf\. have ~n reschedul ed. This idea, popped up after a court-tltder'ed recoiHii sbowedt.Democra!r Kar l Ro/vaag,;the winner over Elm~r Anderson by a 'ln'ere 91 votes. Ad!ll.ilte,~ly, even when''bonesty 1'Uies as fu,lly 8.1 ~an be hoped for, there are clerical errors, and sometimes they are big. But official canvasses and r ecounts, wh!'re indicated, are supposed t~ wash out these mi~!jlkes cohlmitted in the heat of election night. Our system says victory goea to t h • candidate who gets the most votes, whether his margin be one or one million. Are we now to say that, to compensate for probable error, we muat Insist on specified clear ma rgins or an election re run ?. Supposing the second race is ev· en closer, what then ? It seems more sensible to try to live with the fact that in a pr ocess dependent on so many humans, error wtll some: times be decisive. •' .. { . ~\ • R~ China's Ag Produetion, ,_ · Trade Said Uneertain In '63 "' 4f ·~ v 1;,,:;.......;, ""·· ..,.t . -~- ' , ·. i'. '"' ':. "' ~,·;. ~..~~ '.'. '.;" o! 0( w<rtmen·• 0 - ,.. :~~.(IP~ = , Rodrlc ea. -The boll1l •oled to budget Ball, ff, of App~ Grove, wu the current ~t ol $MOO •ppolnled by thi ,Boanl of Edu- wbkh i& the oame aa last year, eatlon to fill the vacancy creal- A 4111C'lss'oo was held by the ed by the resilnatlon of Mrs, C. board mel)lbers on the bulld· P. Stout at a statutory meellng ing ·program and malnt.nance ·of the Muon County Board of work needed to be dtlllt! In EdiiCIItion Monday nighl. ..veral of lbe' eodnty achools. 1 Mr. Ball, I eonstrucilon The next . meellnJ! of the worker, wlU tate. bi& aeat on board will he Friday, Aprll 5th the board al the Apr& meetlnc and .. a statutory meeting will he and wlU aerve unW the nett held AprR 16 to lay lbe levy. primary ·election whlch wlU be AttendiDg la!!t Dlght's meet.May, 19M, The new board Inc were Superintendent Paul member Is a craduate of HaD· Powell, Transportation Supernan Hl8h School and Ia married vlaor Warren Keefer and to the former Dorothy Wl!@aton. board memben, Earl Keefer, They are lbe pareots of. two Robert Adkins, BUI Howal'll ond children. Paul Wedge. Oiher action taken by the Board wu approval of lbe IBIBM bud&et in lbe amount of fl,MS,I03 and also approval of new levy estimates whlch are . a apeclal levy of fQ11,318 and Gauge readlnca: Gallipolis the regular current achool levy dam 2U, 41.0, rollers out, !aUIn the amount of $507,702. The Inc one tenth of a foot per new budget and levy estimates hour PQ)IIOI'Oy-Maoon out Pt must 119W be sent to -~ ·Sta'*' Plea~ant 37.34, Hinton' 8:15. fall~ questions, but said be ~idn't know •w:-ance eosts. . . i S'JO\'!.C:f"rm. !l'he hr '"' 8"rPP~. to L. Briddes , Pomero~· . has fil~ l 00 department for approval. iDg, Kanawhs ·Falls 10.28 rising If he would fight agam. Firemen attendmg included I share the expense of the flight ed a pet'lion for divorce in I A letl!!r ~ling retirement Charleston 28.45 !taltonary. Lon- It was tbe Je<Ood time a boxer company P"'Stdent Don Mdls,l I!) ' With Flores. . Meigs count) common _phls from tl!e Mason County School don dam was running 17 feet bad died after • fight with )la- Everett Bachner, Bruzz Mills. I Flores, a Spanish-American. court agamst E· rJ \'! Br, .•• , I 0 system _by ~rs. Eunlet Beller, Marmet dam .23 feet and Win: mos. Jose !Ti.ger> Blanro, aUght- Gerald Anthonr, John Vroman, l w.a~ tr~ve'io•. to Coli!ornia to Pomeroy. The plaint.rr is aslt: local ~acher In the bjgh school field dain 36 Ieet. weight. died iD 1ll5tl iD Havana of and LewiS Ellis. Others were I VISit hiS !amdy. He had been ing lor custody of four ffii\Jr FOR SALE. ~heap, 12 ,,new was reed. bf.. SUJ):el'interident Boat m.oveluea&e: injurfes suffered t~ da7 before. Charles Clarkson, and Paul , A testinll pro!1T'am to heln 1wor ~ " fl!":l a me~ha:1lr. at a ~j!;. l children. 6 m ~alvnmzed . corrugated Paul Powell. The board al"' Ohio River- Western up 14 "It wao one of my flnt fights," Haptonstall. Ilocate carriers of tuberculosis tant Early Warnmg dew - hne metal culvert pipe; 2 new 5 proved the retirement to beef- 5 p.m.; National up 16 , 4, 10 a: Ramos, a Cuban now UviDg In OTHER BUSINESS . ;and thus prevent the spread of "l••·on m .t'• Caned''" north. DEXTER MAN ARR!':STFO gal. milk rans. A. H. Durst, fective at the end of the cur- m.; Ben MrCool up t7, 3:10 a. Mexiro, said iD Spanish. "Destiny! Fire Caplain Anthony asked •the disease will be carried out I. They said they had been hv- ~ Cecil Higgini¥Jth8m, 50, of Rt ' WY 2~~· Box l.'ll. Pomeroy, rent school year. rn.; New Martinsville down 11, basn'ttreated.metooweii. Iknow the town urge Con Young,, m April sponsored by the mg off ~he land m the sev~n 1, Dexter, was •arrested Mon- OhiO. 3-28-;Ste PhyBis Zickefoose of New 4:50 a.m.; Beaver up 18, 5:45 It's oot my fault-but that dueon't dump attendant, to control Meigs County Health Dept., !wee~s sm~e the cr.,h. The """ I day by the Meig• county sher- FOR SALE :IO,ooo · tomato Haven was hired by the board a.m.; Walter Beckjord down 18, make me feel better.'~ Iburnlng and to call the com- the Oh.io Dept. of HeaJth , and cra!t carried , httle or no- surv_IV• :iff's department on a charge seedlings. p . f.{. CoWdery. as a commercial teacher lor 6:10 a.m. ; Vienna up 11, 7 a.m.; He said he felt the fight with ' pany quicker when a lire starts the Meigs County TB a n d al '.ear and httle food, b'lt M<Ss I of distur~ing the peace. 1 Long Bottum. 3-28-llle the 1963-64 !choo) term. Miss Aliquippa up 18, 7:15 a .m.: Ha- Moore should have been stopped: out of control. The company Hea1th Association. 1Klaben was ~ryJng . five SUit- :-~-~ - --- ·~ --~- - - -- -Zickefoose .will craduate from milton up It, 4:15a.m.; A. E. "I think mayilo i IBhould have was called to the hill today, The test, known as a Man- cases of clothmg which Cana· , West VtrgmlB UniVersity thls Dykes down 19 6·20 am. Ray- been st ped ,_ th lghth H"18 and agam during the council toux test is done by in;'e"tion dian 8Ir force officials sa Jd h" · ' · · ·· op w e • ' t" I and is relatively ' · · ' prohablv kept the couple alive I Y "\1 · · i Du t sprIng. PaInc a rs was lr.. mond Salveti up 2t, 5:15 a.m.; tMoore'sJ legs were wobbling." mee mg. painless. All or Their· onl food w · ed as 1 t:each~r C. V. Horner up 2Z• 6:30 am the schools in the county are to IIof sa rdmes . Y two as twof rcans't h Iat r Henderson h ' .•· Although many t tate boxing of- Members also : ' . cans 0 r~l i elementaey SC 00 or t e re· Jerry Bosworth down 23, 1:45 fJcials deplored Moore's tragic - Approved Mayor Smith's be contacted. Children in grades 1 1 d malnder of the current school a.m ..; OVEC down 23, 3:15 a.m.; death, they defended the •pori. appointment of Henry Clot- 1 through 12 will be tested with saanda 'oam cosodntamer of,tuna Tflhsh , •ear Queen C" _ I and KaI resuIts be.mg poSJtiVe · · or nega. th s tee d .a crar -# • • 1ty down 23, 6 a.m.; o. nv DefeH Sptrt worth y, Bob Crag, th •..ers.f" " I . 0 Frank . Capehart, assiStant liable down 32, 7 a.m. ; J. S. Eugene llabrel general secre- Kindy to lhe recreation com- live. If a positive reaction is ' eyk th unn~ elf 1 r s 1 principal of ~t. Pleasant High , Lewis down 33, 6 a.m. ; Onward tary of the nuoPean Boxing Un- mlssJon. ~tained , furthe~ tesst .will be 1:~ . on e 150 a ted mountamwho had wrttten to the board up 34, 5 a.m.; Ravenswood ion saJd relatviely few fatal acci- - Discussed but left up to tiVen to deterrnme the extent 1 " When th t asking 1t H there was any way down 34, 6:10 a .m. den'tt in the ring 5how there Js the state legisiature, the ques-1of t~e disease, or to find the lived on m:ltedwa:no~~.e, M:: II pay . tile teachers who ap- Gallipolis Dam - So Iva y "far less danger than people lion of daylight savlnc time In comers for treatment. I Klaben said " I !'II t t I pearod before ~he recent Mason down 3:30 p.m.; John J . Rowe think." Ohio, alter West Vircinla goes A night clinic will he he I d the sardines. r u~:;; ~.' ~:~ " Co.f'~Y l!l"an: .Juryhin;e~tl~at!Dn u·> 7:30 p.m.; Elisha Woods up Most boxing officials agreed that on, it (April 28). · April 3D-May 1-2-3 to make fur- lthem, but n~w 1 love them. 1, , a~ ·I~ 1!0 d omg 0 os ~': 8:40 p.m.; Crucible up 9:30 p. It was safer now than It has ever I ~ Agreed to a requst from ' ther tests on positive cases. The feel wonderful. It was a mir~GIJARANTE~ D ~ pay tw~. m.; H. E. Bowles up 10:15p.m.; been. Ithe City of Cincinnati that Its program will begin April2 with j' cle I'm so happy could WASHABLE at!_ er e presen ru mg 0 Peggy Downey· up 1Z:15 a.~. ; wprk house director may rebJrn two teams working together. cr•~" " the outle Department there was Fre1' berger up 1·30 am · EdT · · ' '· to th tea he ' · ·• a prisoner for good cause estmg will be done on Tues- The girl who quit her j 0 b :d :itbe/!!'.ld .':.t becpa~~ eana n:worth up 4 :20 a.".'. ; (nending medical , attention, days and Wednesdays and read- ,with a M~dison Ave. advertis15a.m.; Bm., ling h ed Wayne · down 5: presumably); referred to com-ings taken on Thursdays and ' ing agency last August and set 40 COLORS-· INCLUDING LILACSun1ess the ru . W@S c ang · go down 8:10 a.m. Pomeroy Ce111..t Block mlttee the General Telephone Fridays. --- - Mrs. ·llel'!l. MCLane and Mrs. Kanawha RIYF - Robert W H. Clatworthy 4911 • · - t f · · Th TREATED AT OS Bessie Musgr ' ave, members of Le do · fi ld . : J Du "?mpany s reques or perm1se program will require H PITAL ORCHIDS AND SEVERAL SHADES OF . . a wn Wm e 10.15 p.m., · err 458 SIOn to place a pay phone three weeks and letters will be Phyllis Seott New Haven · ~-~~: =~~~ Utile ~»;ard up Win!iel~ 10:- R. Davis M5 booth at Beech ~nd Locust-sis, sent to parents of school child· who was rep.;rted overcom~ · 1 PURPlE-. :. mlssion..to' give TB .skin ,tests :~,Xm .•. ~"[!~ ~;:' Wmfleld ~: ~~:;""n : and learned from Division 10 ren explaining the program and by smoke, was trealed and re,, to ~'JIIudenls nezl fall WI f~mS· 30 Ia arer up Handicap 12 of tbe ,§tate Hiflliway Dep~- asking lor permission- for the leased at Holzer Hospital MooThe ·tl!tlls would be on a ·volun- n . a.m. Total 2SII ment that no funds are avail- 1ests. There i! no cost to the day night. She was taken there .. ,, . tary basis given only with tbe IS SISTER'S GUEST Falstaff Beer able to. resurface Routes 7 and child. by the Pomeroy E&R unit at 143 inside Middleport, but that 5:35 p.m. I cc"""nt,o ·the students parents. Unda Leigh Moore was a B. Stivers S02 the request wiU be considered ~ , ~ · cranled tbe .,.equest guest of her sister, Sharon H. Walker 5tt later this year. Palchlnc work F.H.A. NEWS wltb furtber details to be lor- Moore, for tittle sisters' week- H. Lohse 582 wiU be doae holl(ever MASON- The Wahama Chap":'ulated durmg the summer end at ()hio University.. They F. Schoenleb 559 Clerk Ge ' Grate • 1 ted ter of the Future Homemakers We Are Your He•dquarters FOR llllll!ths.•·.· . attended the production of D. Hawley 5t4 . ne ass s of America met Thursday OF ALL NEW The board approved the ~·- "Can Can." They are t be Total 2671 :".:'~ Smith In conducting the March 14. Membership cards Jdoptlon of the pesent SOCial daughters of Mr . and Mrs. Rusg. were given out and the prostudies lllld civic text books for sell Moore, TAKEN TO HOLZER gram was under the direction ' o' coming school year. Mrs. Paul Beegle of Letart of carolyn Johnson who told The He a It h Department FINED $5, COSTS Falls was taken by the Ra- · • about the regional meeting at ONLY which has a contract with the Dooald Taylor, Pomeroy R cine E-R unlt to Holzer hospltRipley on April 6th. Under the Board had asked In the contract D., was fined $5 and costs Mon- a1 at.7:51 a:m. today alter sbe direction of Sandra Pickens and COLOR CENTER tbat the board allot $'1500 In day in Meigs county coort on a had fallen and ouffered a brok· Leah Ann Miller the club sang the new budget for their servic- defective 'muffler charge. en ankle. ~~-"-.. -• Fro the State F H A' soog and the So. 2nd Avo. Middleport ~m. Pa1e Ollel · · · Middleport, 0. lor's office on Main Street ' F,::.H:,:·:r <':·..._:P,::ra::y::er~so::111 :!:.·---~""'""'""'""'"""""""""""'""',u,..,..,....,,....,,..,....,,..,..=,..,....,,....,,....,,....,...,...,...,,....,,....,...,! where they staled they took only one dollar, ·bot Dr. Tayl..reported to police that $800 was stolen from hi.! desk drawer. REPORT FROM MOTOR TREND EXPERTS ON THE '63 RAMBLERS: The L. G. Mohr Funeral home, Villnd Street, entered by the bol'S twice, taking · money from lbe office, and two hunting kniveo from a parked car at lbe Malleable !roo Company. The Kanauca crime admitted by lbe boys was the enter. ing of lbe home of Doo Face· mire taldnc approximately 160. The polit:£ have recovered the radio, 17 TV boob and 2 S&H boob . They said they threw the plaid books In the river and had redeemed merchandise with the S&H hooka which in- · eluded a basketball and two reels end had purchased a aport shirt with. some of lbe PJ.&As,urr - :;ta '1-!ni ° Af••r·Dea · · th. f.,; '!:.::· 1BTesting " T Late T C}assi•£y n. =- 1 OUR ou'N 1 1 r--------------.---.. • • • RUBBER BASE 1 I Wall Pairit i . ""'!• :./" :Y• I I BOWLIN(i s ' .98 1 r' t' 1963 WALL-TEX PATTERNS ARE HERE!!! . 3 ROOMS IMPERIAL WALLPAPER a great recipe for mixing carrot juice FURNITURE Chureh-Going Youth Nabbed with bourbon ... • • • Night club crooner Jacques Fotl ls hoping Oscar nominee Bette Davis will say ''Yes '' to his marrlage proposal. • Buruu the DDring . Aprl•• : o!'car • :--:~ 111; : ., pro,ram Due of the sum· Hollywood CorrHpandont mer yacht racmg season off Balboa Is· N<tWopopor Entorprioo Ann. land, where he hves. 0 HOLLYWOOD - (NEAl - llolly· • • wood is talking about: LONGER AND LONGER TITLES The "see-worthy" label for •; PT 109.'' 'catching up with longer and longer mothe film account of Lt. lj .g.l John F. Ken· vies. Marquee letterers. are havmg nedy's }942 ordeat in th e SOllth Pacific, headaches already over these films due just p~iewed . • . in the fall : Clif Robertson, as JFK. g1ves .a , .• "Aoylum, Or Whot tho Genlo,..n straigh orward portrait minus . imita- Aro Up te, Nat to Mention tho LadiH." 11 tion or ari~ ture. There IS no md1caDoctor Strengelove; or How I tion of !J dafi. ~lib ~estiny. Even Sen. L..rnod to Stop Worrying ond Lovo Barry GoldWlt~t ~ an recommend . thiS tho Bomb." film to i<lis friends as a_stwn 1 not poJthcs. uoh, Dad, Poor Ded, M1m1'1 ·efiii'Bldote" Omor Shorlf Hung You. In tho Closet ond I'm Foel· ("L~wrence of Ar1bi11") admitting he ing So B•d." is • wo!'fllt).isi~ to 1 hoirdrfttor, "Tho lncradlbly Stronto c..... no.l tho¥ plliying a wavy-haired lure: Or Why I Stopped Llvint and Ramon in "Tho ~•II of tho Ramon EmBeeomo o Mixod-U.p Zombie." pir• ." ~ ·, . Gosh. remember movies like "It" and · ~· ce "Elec t ra " comushe" and "Gigi"? 'llhe rnade-tn· petiljg as best foreign movie of the year. • • • The mm's totat budget was $75.000. IT, HAPPENED when Tony Curtis "Cleopatra" spent the same amount just visited a hospital mental ward just befor Uiz Taylor's wigs! fore he went into the role of a hospital 1 • • • orderly in "Captain Newman. M. D." A ROBERT STACK ROUNDING UP his patient asked him, ''How do you go last •·untouchable" early next month · about getting a job in Hollywood?" and peading for Europe. He'll now con"Have you had any training.? " asked centrale on mnvies ...... Stripper Lili St. Tonv. Cyr fhehding another- hu, band, that is. ' 'Well," said the patient, "I've been Joe ~orl.ar .... ' Ann Sothern headed for HERE for two years." the ~ook stalls with "A Bout With • ' • Deal['','· story of her long fight against While starring in "Papa's Delicate infe<;tiops hepatitis ... : South . Africa~- Condition", Jackie Gleason was asked by born•Juhet Prowse taking the IU'st U. s. a national health mag·"ine editor for a citiz~nship step-permanent U. S. resi- tip on keeping fit denc~ . She'll be a Yankee Doodle doll in "Sure." said Gleason, "I'll give you the clo1e of World W1r ·u. - Given From HMnital Beds Ir.b7':::.: ~-r tloa, meiiC"I ar.d 110"p'tal ... WHlTEHORSI$, Yukoa (UPI) - An :·~venturesome ;.., '1 t . (IID!IlhS o. II-' • turned 'iloWn." " girl from Brooklyn .ad a hllllty California m~hJnJc re- bot, 1912, .Januory d ~ nwriage of their daucht.er lated from their holpitll beds today the Incredible ac- ;arv. 196:'. aeeordl::~ to J•m , Sharon Lee to J!lhn Mercer: Sev~l firemen doobted u , NEW HAVEN - New Haven 1count of 48 days apent on 1 frozen Yukon mountainaille ·M: Gllull, deputy Jdmi~rn' at:l1 of Jdr •. pd• Mn. Tom Eng· would bur fruit ln lhas been L!sued a 50 per eent witb only the Bible for Inspiration and nfelted snow for ar. The si•m io a dem"rMr or llsh. Milo lllhr attended Fltlr· · federal gant for Ita ~ewage IUbslsten)!e, . · .-,144..82 from the lllAe ~<:·,(; Ida Stat. University and Is a.wever, ~ Lee Sadtll d' "We never pve up ibope. We lived from day to day, viooa montha. '> • now employed with AAA in Ft. ••uesled, Let 1 , ~· ~ ln~~~~·n:,.::n~as repo;::' .hoping aomeone would come," said Helen .Klaben, 21. • ' Lauderdale,· Mr. Mereer ,tnbJem 1ft Jo II. Monda nleht moe g Mill Klaben and Ralph Flor~,., • LONG WAYS ro'l'fO ·,., ' 1 craduate of Florida Stall!' Uni- lie JWOmlaed tile fire - · y g : ea, 42, of San Bnlno, caiir., off lor Alaaka with a clrl frleud Red Croa offici!lla' ".aid tJo..' '<' verklty and the director Clf liis pony woaltl be broa81R . 11111 The rant IS. equivalent to dlaappeared Feb. ~ on a flight lost 30 pound• during /!"' or- da tbat "f313 II hal been ,... r '' own or'cbestra, oWIII and oper. •D Ctlllforenees thai ~ttl .. de tsa.ooo, accordmg to ~II from Wblt411Gne to Seaitle, deal. She now weighs .tiOut Ill. eer.. 'to da~ in Nelp eoun.·•' 11 ales the Mercer 1\lusle ~tor.. JIOIIIIIe ..-lliDI members. ~e Sayre, Witb Wash., aboard Flores' single • 1 ty durlnc the rocent fund drlve' The wtll!d.lnc wUI he on event (Ire ....,let aaywW.. :Mayor FranciS Reichert, ...,.e engine plane. I M~KING CANVASS 'lbe Meigs Red c..1 r} " 0 8110 of April 111, at the ~nlled Tr• In , .._,.. 1 ~ :~":.a':m~~ ~=-llDBa~~ta- Two weeks ago they were giv- , NEW HAVEN - The R e dj tii~, d>ntribut.;;;g·~ lty Presbyterian <lwrch in Ft. ~';.~ :'~y~kcli: Middle- unexpired ierm ol LJoyd lloosh~ en up as dead. Cross Fund drive is being held ,turned in to tbe chapter do&Laud~. port tr tin lth . t-o! I th ctl ell -·•·• Bush pilot Charles Hamilton In New Haven this week. Jun- ation head(jUatt.ers at Relit.-'":· 011 eon ac g w • n er a on coun ......,. lpolted the Cllllple's "SC!l" lor and Senilr llfe savers are ~ compan " state subdiYistons, such as West bids on general liability 1D1111r- scrawled In the snow 81 he flew conducllng a house-to _ boll'[" urance y. ' Columbia. and Cllfton, wblch are ~e for the town_ All insur- over lbe frlsld waateland Sun- canva,. Taking part will lie TWO FJNt;p 1101 subdivlslona 111 the way ance.-re~esentativeo ,are · to day, then """ Milia K I abe n Adele Sismondo, Barbara How; The OhiO State l'afrol re1 Oblo CO!plUOilles tlfO. west subnut bids before ·April · At.- frantically wavJnc near a lean- ard, Mary Jane Webb, AUce ports the convictiOn in Galltpou:; Vlrgi~D It not organized In the leltling were Mayor Reichert, to constructed from lbe 11080 Rnush, Roao Frey' Dlck 'l'en- Iii COlli' I of Harold flood; 611, township system. Recol'!ler Thelma Clpebart and plane's wreckage. nant. Richal'll Pfiffner, Phil pqmeroy, lined $20 ond costa (Cellltnaed, Frmn Pop l) · c.uaeum. ...., eoufldent Councilmen Henry Buclt:, Karl Miss Ktaben was returning Coolte IIA>bert GriLot•ad a.n d tp• parking . on higbw~ a n c1 don~ blam~ hint. Accidents can IIIII tniiUlp - - MOll Wiles, Nelson. RollS!> ilnd Lro to lbe United Stain aller wort- Fra111: Reichert. ~In Edwards 21 'lllirttord • !""V:::b~~. anything, II, wa• un- woald llod llleiDIOiveo onder F. Gibbs. lng lor lbe U. S. Bwuu rl w. va. fined $10, and coota • · . . ..::.~~~ Land Development In FairASKS DIVORCE -... pefl1·o center. Ramos, weepin1 oile!Jtly. ·" "" . -, banks, Alaska, •hen the, crash , Charging gro.,. neglect of du-r - - hardly able to answer reporten' enll fa~ greedy lllked Ia: happened during a blinding I) and extreme cruelty. Helen ==- \" ' Fam!~rR!!!~~H!:r 'Ad~~~~'h!?.~~~~!~ Tho heir-raising, now-11-can·b• toltl plot of a. ~rthcorning film, "Tho Unknown Baltle..'~ It cttnlers on how claM Hill or's ' icientisls come to solv· ing 'the secret of the IIOIJlic bomb n.. r oar River· Report ' another five years. • NamedT0 Sch00 I Ccluneil Votes $83,,• Grant Dau1hur .4nnouru::ed ·f:!:'!t..~;. C:Yt;:n...=: For Contraets ' Made To·Help pow realdlng in n. Lautlel'llale, Florida, are IIDDtii1IICinC the ... c.I!IMiol .... _, Sewers Proj·e..t gagement and approaching won't hav' to be p Rise fOteSlS · '\!•.r. Tiventy.,jn'e members of the U. S. earnestly hope it does, It can hardly be House could not bring themselves to sullied or watered down by being bevote for honorarv American citizenship stowed on such men as ChurchilL Sir Winston, the unparalleled symbol for Sir Winston ChtlrchiiL The proposal was of course overwhelmingly approved. of man's insistence upon freedom, is far The holdouts were said to fear that closer to our national ideals than 10me this action in tribute to Britain's great who have gone through the deliberate war leader might 'set a bad precedent, formalities of acquiring citizenship. Indeed, he is undoubtedly closer than and somehow dilute or cheapen the some who were born to it. He wiU honor meahlng of U . S. citizenship. us by accepting it. · If . it does mean in fact what we all ,I . • -Ball, A · } G Rodri , . ~· ' pp.·el '8rove,d ln~redible'Survival Tale En,a•emen~ 0 1 s!:. ., Welcome, Sir Winston ·· ~ Ddly leldlnet, Pomlroy·Middleport, 0 ., Mar- 211, 1963.3 ~~r· ,·1 Free Collective Bargaining" c. ' -".. ' . ~. '""'" · · . when Error Is Decisive ill -·• "These Days We Call It r • . 1• • Three of the Beverly Hillbillies- lrHank Grant flipped it: "That rich ene Ryan, Donna Douglas and Max Baer Texan who bought a boy for his dog to Jr.-headed for Las Vegas as a $25.000- play with now has four Cadillacs-one a-week night club act. Buddy Ebsen in- for each direction." 'Foday,s Medica Report CLINTON FISHER CO. BAKER FURNITURE ..prove their mettle...reHablH~ perfo1mance in actual testing-- Sid• Glances money. . . In ihe other two crimes of breaklnc and enterln&. Worthy Sld_en, Jr., II, Gallipolis Ferry was booked on two charges of B&E and the live juveniles raii]Jing In age from 16 to 18 years will be charged with Now ~e:s AT "TTlE. BEAN B.ARII .ACROSS FllOM "TTlE. TRAGK... ·ANO fitS LUC.K IS . , l l N.. (; ....·CA>IT PICK A WINNE.R. lllE.RE EITflER •••• j breatJnc and . entertnc. Hu]Jil • Leach, Jr. If, j't.< Pieaaant ••• atralined aeveral days ago in connedlan with lbe !!rimes. He II free on. $1100 OOnd. Siders Is chargee! with breaklnc and enterlnC Hope Grocery store owned by Mr. and Mrtt. R. W, "T.orbett, llelidei'IIOII and N e a I It Grocer atore, Bend......,Ice _ , . I enmt. , 'nte flvt" )Uvenllea wlU he chai'pd witli B&E of Hope's Grocery, 'taken at, Hope'I! were 28 eartooal of ai!IIDI'Ied el(r... t!tl"', ciiars, fZ in ~, a card ol Sl!lffer .pens and the keys to the pop maehlile. Tak· · en, from . Nell S!on 10 JI!'-C~ 'l!f · ~ril, Bu1ter tobae- . 1)(1 1!111 · - MOTOR TREND Magazine'e auto experts never handle .t he "Car of tbe Year" with kid gloves. They olammed Ramblera over back -(:OUntry roado and ' reported, "rouP roads can be atonnet:i with confidence.., They otudied Rambler'• Advanced Unit Construction!i!!~'"!Oo"-AdvoiO<OIUlltt:ombuctloo. lllol--b<•~- found it 1110 .trbng it'D take puniah_l'ft'ent longer.•• Finally, they IIWDIJied up Ram bier '63 by saying' ·~· an even beltor value than before." · ·t.iriioPoiltAN.:Mi.rORS, ·~M;;~-:~;:.: ;::~,. o. . r , ·· • . · lluld; ,' J.. ·: ' . ' i '.,.:.. · • , , . I �• • . · -:·_..._........_..._______, ~ea 1 U 1! ' ' lll..t::J;",, . .:" t-Datty Sentlntl. !VmtrOJ·Jfldcbeport, 0., Mar. Joe Logan, Larry ... 111 . SPOim DESK ' - · ...... (ill, Dl Iii •:siCK• IJid Campbell. S1ob0r1. P«r( Ill, W.uliiNGTOif (UPI) - Ill' Nlloh*lb jll IJid lamiDO. Will- dlvJduillty II nOt txellliii'IIY a nor - l'!erf7. !..- - llrb<e, D bumM Inti, NpOtia tile Pblr' I Salser· Accorded • . .. . . Exh1bit101t Ba.sebtJII Results tt weekd a~o Saturday, ~~iter· 0 8 vicinity who lad their teains to seaaou honors were a,u..le4 ...... blerlle~ lilt - · I w L Pol. ..ten dilei!C t1Pe• •114 lny • • llc!ltlM' ianJoac .1'1._ II! •lnlll~r • • JOO ~e~ta. . . · · • ·* sr- clllolrulatl • ,;:'!'~~~~~~;,tiro~· o. ....... ..,. '-......... ~ ~ · A7 Clearwa5tr, l!'lll. , ' dy, 'Loula 1 f J/111 UIIIAV!IIIi ,....., lll!'lt-A .1 rl In tile Clue A All.Ohlo teama apnouneed today by Mill.....ta . 1100 ooo ooo- o • •I At st. Peterabtlrl. ru. ~ .181 -n EDCJb.i. eout.l rr.tghmer 15 G Of s.o~thern Local's loss n the Dlst ~t :~ :d rr1:~ United Preulntel'llltlonal, two players of the Immediate Pblladelphio 110 ooo 10. - 17 1· Ill lnDinjt) , • a..tta1 1 llllllt llllllo out In lbo !MIIH rd wnsa;r Young, Smith Named To ~rd Team . -llf:al Mlnl!filolilrm A• eoelalloa. ' . Oao JII'DII(r•~ Teao ~ I IOUIId lUI~•....,.occuk>nld un.. I blben IIIII ,lll!itlmt olruab - " ehicke!ll offend b;er. AIJo found: iljlllOna, lllilllcky NIIA ~ M 'I p 11y lJ1IIIejl . _ D' r l . ,... f1 .....) • I ~ II PAGE Honor Mention ;,;.. Blosser,Referees,,Gain _118 • ters In Tourney's Wake I -.\!kOOk l. , .... ',, The Daily Sentinel ~ ....~~ r~· !Go I'll GC* .._. 8 I Clnclnnall , : ~ lli 11 ltlgman Bouillowllcl Ill and Mllw ~l!:ltte a b~ar 8 1°1antlarea~'fh tourna~ent approv- /ld to the honorable mention list while two others earned ~ 8t'oWII """ oldlo. N. Y. N ooo ooo zro 01~ u I llelroit 101 a IAult 1• eel· very sc oo part cpa ng e _. lllird tum berths. Lour •tcm•. 1111-R. .wen., SpabB, t:efttlllblt 17!, I'UIIk Ill, ,_... ~ 1h • i~ Larry SaliM', the only ~enlor on the fine Racine 1'01' . N.Y. 1Nl IIGO IIGO liO 01- 4 11 I tomlng " bl h bo--~ 0111 1 the • ,.. _ "'-'"'ct "'0 At Vero Beodl, Pia. '""' n -11s • ~~~" N• Ylll'k <AI IIIU 111 ow.- tro o. ~!1. CNW•..._ 171• ltlt However. Southern Local basketb'8ll fans die a mueh nadoe team w c I d th K It Blosser tournament manager and nament, and bl« Joe Lofl•n.~ I senior wbo led the North L.Allgtloo INl ooo 000 ~a I I Whlto 1101 altil CriJidall. '1'clnt • ower ea · erm • . . It b lb Glllla Pltatel to the So\ithern Valley Conf&fence cb11111>• (8!. Rowe. KIIOb <8l, 11M4 141 • Reallf 11~1 <81 llawkilll (U> 1114 llbcrY. assl~nt a)hletlt director of Ohio Umvel'll ty \\' ere 8 piolllhlp were both aeecmled honorable mention in the DlloJ, distillrt and. regional tourna"!ents were held, bas been voting. • IDd lllam!hlrd. .Drysdalo, Jloe. _Hawkins. Loaer-W!ilti. on the recelVIng.end of rrltlclsm for the e\'enlll that o~· TWo other area players, Wayne Youna of Htp!den, bUck 171 • 8eoM <ll """ Clmllli, liii-Hielmiao curred In t~e l~st four or six seconds of southern LOf81 ds and Mark Slllltb of Ames-Berne lallded berihs on the JrumJty 171 · Wilmet - Dloley. At M .\rt I loss (there 18 dtsagreement on how much time rema ne h d t of th Cl A d ' Looer-Dryadale. -· •· when Green got the ball out of bounds, threw II in to a t rr ~.::. squaD.., Uchtlllberg Pie t At Sar8IGII m.. Los l\ng, lA 6oo 110 roo- 4 t • ~,'-boy nameit'!Darrell, who dribbled In for a last second ay PrH JatonallorW Local Sr er, Alan St. Louie ' 1110 000 011- 4 7 0 Cbl,cago <NI D!l3 OIO 12l<- 7 14 • lay:up where also there was disag_reement - depending J~:Bus ~UPII _ Uniled .M:tko de.'' ;~keman Weotem Cble$ IAl 000 001 UJ _ 1 51 0 BellbS!Iy, Grba tel and 11:. So· 1 upon where you were from, Racme or Green - as ro Preu Internatlonol lllUIOIIllCOd Its ~ Sr., IU Woollburu, Slllt<ld 171 , OU.o dowskl. Jaokiob, Schllllz 181 llld whether or not 1! was a legal shot). · 1 111153 AII.0711o Cilia A high Ben WU , Powhatan, s.s, Sr., If) """ Oliver, s.wa711d 171, llerull. Winner - Jacksoll. Lof. Mr. l!lll08el' In ht. defens,_. are coocemed, "Our Boy s" basketball lealDI today - the "1 Balunull; Jclmlloa 161, Pbillipl er - Grba. Ill\ - Deet, santo. he considers he actually needs .VON the game and ""aUy got Icream of the atatt's amaU - I Joo hngrulo, Denniloo St. 19l IJid Lollar. Winlw'-&ldMl!. I!Mka. no defense, and rightly so - a raw deal in the way the 1ame ·crop Mary s.u Sr 11 ......-..rb~DfPI. 11118 _ Cwmlng. At SC!o7tsdaje. Aril. forwarded to Sports Desk a was handled by the refe~s. · , ' TEAM 1wn Nf<holaon. San ll'ran. 1101 000 010 - 2 t 0 copy of an onsl~tc! letter he Hope that next year the ones In b.ollotlng by Ohio' sport• Paul Jewell, Llckln Heights. 14, Tampe, Fla. l!lcl8ton 010 000 CIOll- 4 t 0 ,...,.lved from An Arden: responsible for Botting the rei· writers and cOaches, tile teamo Sr I jKBIIIU City 101 010 041-11 II o 9an!ord, Larsen 1&1 and Bill!)'. Tornndo Fan" which blisters erees will be more careful in had a concentration of Eastern j, Con II M l.mta st Cindnlllti 200 100 001 - 4 101 91epl!eMdh, lltidAIIIZ 18l IIIII '1'111· Or'o Univerolty up real brown their selection and ;ry to plck jOhlo 'playel's, hoaded I>)' Pow· M m Sr no y, or Pliotor Wyatt 171 ond Bcyan,' man. Winner- Radlllt. LOserom scorches tbe referees latr· the very best and ones I hat hatan' i-fool·ll p(lmt-maker Ben ~:!· an, aneovllle llole- Aocue uil. Taitowla, Henry ltl, ,Lihtft. Ill\ - Daven)l6l'l. lv Into a pretzel The leUer re-. dellnltely will not be partial to Wiley, who Uext;eb : d= Cl'. ., Sr Y jFodor Ill and Edwarcla WlMirAt 'I'UeiiJil, Atll, fers to, .two paragraph:t in Bob one team - be it ours or a n y room a!l we as on e ar irandschumacher, Salem MUter. Loaer-Tsl~. Ho\lst41n 001 1110 008- 8 I 1 \\ J"~ ett s SJ'!ned storv of the other one that is playing. court. . Liberty Sr At Ft. Myers, Fla. Clevtttud 003 03t 10&-1111 0 ga me. One descr:bed . ~he loss 11 surely was 8 sloppy bit of An honor student and preMident Phil Sno~. Sabino, Jr. Innings! 110 as "unbelievable. whtch ' laken referP.elng and do hope thai tbe of his senior class, wn~ srored miRII !'F.AM Boltimore 000 llllil100 1-· 5 10 2 •~,~ of conte>d/ could tppear to referees realize tbat they dld an average of 28·8 pomts per Mark Smith, Ame•·Hern, Jr. :Pitts. . . . 0110 ioo OtO - 4 9 Z irqllly ~lrulduggery or poor ref· a "PUNK" job for which, I Igame and led all pl~yers In . the Ron Volpe, Yorkville, Sr. McCormldl, Burnalde Ul, Short ' ereemg. The other quoted on tbey were "hi•hly" balloting to automatically <!melt W " H d J 151 Stolle lSI and OrsiliO. Card· ' World f--oua Duoo Eno-l area coach as sa m the shot am sure, ~eo 1the UPI Cia~! A Jayer4-theayne ~:ounl{, am en, r. • : ..... .._ to ·~lilY , Y h ve bee~ p.ld. I hope we shall never have d ·-·II P Mike Gormley, Lorain St. Shltdlvant 181 and Paglia. . ll<ln't turn yellow. Slllr• 1 1 18 ·~her' cou.. a . to sit throogh another game *" ,year est.,- on. Mary. Sr ront. Wtnnei'-Stone. Loser-SIW'· white for yeal'l. called etl er wav. In netl~r poorly refereed and hope tbat l Wiley headed 1 firot team ... , &.tier. Celina IC!IS, Jr. 1divlht. HR-Oaoo. AI.. 'C.t~~toln Colero caae was Mr. WlnBOII seekmgl Ute ref . r e e s are "REAL lection that averaged a collective RONOIIAIILE MENTioN I At PolnpAno BUch, Fla. tc add fuel 10 wh?l was cer· PROIJD" (Ha! Ha!) of the de- j total of more than IJO points per I Jim McCullough Illes; • Liberty llelrolt 030 1111 OIS-17 17 I OliL. lamly to blossom mto • post· feat they handed our "NO. I ' game. But a wave of upsets in :s.t.m· O..n lleMattlo MldVale·/WIIhinctoo IIGO 1110 too- 8 8 Z galll4! ero .::: bad 1 'eeimg. He TORNAOOES." For we still Itournament play prevented this :Mike ·Mtlarc\k Lake~nd · JGbh Regan. Egan 11i 1M 1'r'landos. Pickeni Hardware w~.r~,;,:r .,.~ ~u~~llevable" think that they are tbe No. I week's state to~rnamentols~cla·I, Dellrouo, 1'1q.;a catholic; Aftdy \Dtllieb, Bllr4 t•I,' Babr tal and · · team m the STATE and had tors from watchms any t ern. McMillan, New UXIngton lit. lclllllldt. WlftiW !Met MASON, W.VA. m the sense that Racme was 'ff f & J•nlot oa Secoad Te•m ahead six points with z. 37 on tbey h\\!J d1 erent. re erees oor Allhou tbe teama were oot Aloyoluo: Dan SIA!phelts, Mt. , the clock and still lost We boys w~ld be gomg to state. . gh .. Paul ll'rt!oman, Pyma· . ' · and I am enclosing a clippiOB p•cked by posttwn, the first Valley· Mikt Tho tn 1 a tmagme Mr Ed Jucker U I from the Sentinel and have un· selections misbt have John How·l Harbor· Jack· Mllllal' hts Hearcot squad of tbe n · """ , Is atd tbe squad'a ooly jUnior, · ' ' versity of Cincinnati considers dertiited some of. the commen fo,.,;.ard ole 'iiitb Pleoeant ~ · Gary JohiiB<In, Yotk: ihe events of lllot Samurday made about bow the game was I Do ngUchtenbe Both Hopewell . Loudon: '"hi uite unbelievable too. hOIIdled and want Y00 to know ca 'o ug rger.. Mlnnleh, Lol'llln st. Mary: • -h~y a 15 point bolg'e with I am not alone in my fee~ averaged more thalln :II pOints • l!ueylk, Cleveland Cant!u>: I . bl..-. game and llliJid we over 11x - - - • w·~ lb 18 minutes to go, and still loSt g on su ':"'' . tall m-wwu, ...ltlllll Wet!· ., Lo ola Thanks for takmg your tune · Reaone: Bob Ol!lnoll)'. 111. · ·r YBl~sser quotes from the to rellcl Ibis little note, J u 11 At ..,ter would be Mike : Ron 8onedeela!t, 8DI'llll·l -:ici~l tournament Information had to 'Jet you know how I felt of Wake~an Weo~ern llelerve, a Local. r ··tar to all schools: about the toUrnllJllent. IHI scormg machine who hU at Bill Guy, Cohsnbtu Univ.,.,ritv: 'l'he officials have lleen blr· Ao Ardent Tornado Fan - a 26.8 per 1ame chp. The guanh Joha111111, Grilli: Neil "' by the SEO Boord In ae· The No. I Team irnhe 'STATI!. Iwould bo Wdey Olld 1 Joe South Central : Bob CGrdMce wllll lbo r..WII o( 1 like people wbo cannot sill! of Dennl8on 81: Mary: Paul lh• voto by ~SI!O Dlalrlct their naJ!I(!S. stx feet but virtwll Jim coaches. Tbete elll<llb bin lt-illos!ler · In field goal productlnn. ltidl Ernell, blen assigned . to tbe games The runn::::""h~:: li'l!ll\<ict: &II Xlopfer, J>elore lime lltiWillp 11111 ao aloo cont.!l,;'.r ont jUnior ,. town: Harold Albert, Xillalli>D: assignment of olflclall will bo bina'a Phil &now. Paul Jewell Mauret, t:ollll!lbtu lit. annOOD<ed llefot1 1 1 11 e _.,.. Ll kl H"'"'"· ho MBI'yl :.;!~- Lapn, NDI'IIt Oallla: time." I c ng ......- . w Larry ........ Racine: fllve llarr, 118 Last year 15 qualified about . the polnll .• IJid Otate, •-11 oil' team m votmg ~em.selves as baske ~. K>- COLUMBUS tUPil _ Lou 1 .~ - 4 fir-• ~-•als m the SEO Assoc10tion. At m ,,.. .~· DD a . M - · sellson•s @nd only two remain· CU!Iough •. an. lililltant at Teamm11 up ~th Snow ell thelefetee~. and ·I cannot honestly say ave ,. 5''pe.l ""* Ulll"' l -~, wu;,.., •::aliT I THIS WEEK'S "'""' (' ' I j ' k' ~ Af •r 1 • • '1' • Armstrong ,·e..SCindran • Gold Seat "~;;·· Red Sox Hope .T rades Will Boost Altendance ·' These are end of Rolls • • • AU ODD SIZES You can purchase. these at low reduced price&. U you have a rootn you need a i'Ug for, you ean savt some money. Thi• i• oul" · Once-A-Year llelllllllnt Stln4ard tralllmbudon, 2-tone brown arid' tan. EX· eeHtnt Urtl. A vllut•rateil sprlnfl spe'cial for Sale! only '895 . ~ ' · :- If· MASOM FURNITURE ' . . "" ,_ Mason, W.Va. KARR &VAN ZANDT $2,99 llesan. } ,, I V·8 a•LAII 4 DOOR "ei!· 1 . t... '5.7 CHEV. 'I Larcy f, I - ' Leroy •.., Cadlll1c: - Oldamobll• .• !· 7 ' • "\'ou'U Like our Quality Wqol Dolq Buliueu" WY 2..5342 - Pol'rleroy, Ohio -- . ''· -----'· t• Ii..J Thir&eea couldn't state Umver!nty for the -~·~lod=:.I'AinLikallda•IIWI~·:.Clea---•e_•~~k=:~J~~ Jewell were Jim Market Report ~lly take 7he bombast from unhapPY fans whoae teams lost. We cannot set! how selection ol and asslgoment o1 officials to' the tournsment games eoold flo put on a more fair basis. On the otber hiJid folloWill(l II tbe letter Mr. 81~ rece!Y· l!d. It could e~plaln In part Kerlllit's Cl'l¥ing hair. It also sug· cests why blah IICbool athletlcl yoars, was chosen Marietta St. Mary. Joe Ryan Ohio State Football Coach Zanellville Rosecr8118 and CINCINNATI Hayes to fill a vacancy on of Salem CIUle,lloaday l«<Dt UO: Buckeye olaf!. illlughmer •teen IJid "He w.. recommended Top - . • ftlrll Toea IIIMlJ, ..,... IJid 11u111 hiring! by me, subjeet to Throe junion domlnotod wollt; lYerage to high proval by the board of ""::'~ I ::~ oelecttooa, wbich 11100-mo U. aJawcbtor 11een Hoyos aold. "I thinlt be will top 11<0rfr ol lbo buncll low 1D av•ate choice 1 .~alllllbll addllian to ..... Mark Smith ol lilt 1b 211.~.25. IDOd to He Is • real fine coach, bombarded the baskell at choioa ZZ.'IMS.oo, most good One. 1 lalow him mllnly by per 11me ,..., ltlftdard ta 1low good iR fair IIDte !at wl4o Bpread talioo and lt'o da_rn good." of YokvlllJi """ fterqe llhol<t around de-emphaslzlnB campaigns. McCullough said 81 of Lorain st. 211.21!: average choice 'IIJIIoiOOI 11ou Mr. liloller: . Iowa, that ho hH IICI:O)J5ecl 1oM ..wa 011 biilfti •ao.t~.ft, low ID 11 I jWit W(9t to enter my~ olfor. H~ " RpeciN "'·:~I:E~~ dmDial pd. IDJMI . st.l ldt aiOoC flllb amrlll hlllldred aholil) . Iii Joio ~ Il1lckere~ 1111 tile tblrd li.OIIolt.IIO: utJliiJ olbor RaaiM r.n. who saw the In time lor aprlnt drllla IMoy llutMt ol CeUne lf.II(I.JI,Oo: IIUQ!b.n llmt Jut Saturda1 open Mlllldll)'. IIIICIUlall Coaatpmill> IJid lty IIIII ~ llulll lftemoon In Grovor Cooter in He ,.ld the Oblo stato pool YOUIII o1 Hlll>lltll. 11.10; ...t.n II7MdJ :;.~::./ Alhau. e real flnt coallhinl job IJid Tbl ..u,.- OOIICiuetod ';~/:::::r:•-·00. IIDOII We ha¥f Iollowed the Rltl!ine couldn't Wm it clown~" ta lbe ft11011a1 111 a ....aot. TWDadoea itl IIIII I jWII "II io an advancomen~ wblcb Nll1ltH Ill a • - Cit 1'1110: hlrrowo IIIII w..l to let yoo know that for a COUI'II, and that .... lnattona ol U. team& burt••• a. 11 loww, ..._ (OIId .... u lmpor· lll)'lq," ... adtlod. AlJ.Oblow. I!Mw: 1•1 Ill IIIII u lbo Dlllrlel) It was he ...,_ Nol IMa I I t.udlnJJ ltOllorlblo IIIII IIIII IUO, lei I»IIDj Wlll'll job Wf ha" ever Hell OIIU Atblatic Director . . . l'lul ll.llott,oo, Ill reltreea do. We aalcl from t b e Larkllll aald lbo KcCullough IIINld Albert Cit · .,.,. II ...._11.10, 1111'1 of the game that 1111r boyJ lectlon wiU be submilled to Gary Joluuaa ol York, 1b uJo.Jt.oo, lei IIWIO were play!ni qalnat nor only boord a: Ill April II meeting. ol RopowoD - IAiudon 11.00·11.10, liiHIIO U. 7bt I Green Twp. plllyon but "lt'o dollnlw but llietls MIIUIW ol Columboa W II IU..Il,!OlJ also the 2 referees. Aod wo approval of tile board of ....u, a Jaw., ro.o~~oto...,J were to lind CIUt 11 tile eod o( teao," ho oxplliDed. IUPil - Tile 8l'oUil4l 110 1b lD.!O. the 11me how very true Ibis Larldn, oaid McCullough was Preu lnternatloual Sheep :as: aloughter wu, u our boya' defeat wu hind fur the coming JMr, -·••unto Clall A hi!IIIIChool bulnt.ji~Md)o,....., ~poOrly decided by tile referees' deci· refuled ID eollllltellt oo theiiMoll llama, with oc1too1, Delllll.jlil*l...r elloloo 11(1.1• lb liob. Allary. He said the mamter of salyear: and scoring average: wooled lamba .Is far as wo here In Racine acy also wu subject to board apJ'IRII' 'RAM ..... !~~': wllb 11w prime ..,11, - - - - - - - - proval. John Howard, Columlllll I I pelt 111n laati>ej 11111 11 Ohio University Colah McCulloogtl a., llapleloll'l had '"'tap Hire~~ Mo1U'Ouaia ot ""'" stale, but allo had ATIIENS tUPII - NICk .M:our· In ohargo tl cyclo,. NC!flllting •uzi•. 25, • ono coach at Ball In oi.- all of Oblo, with the >tate (IJidJ Teacllon Collep uception of tho Toledo IIIII IInce Septeb\liOr, has been named Ciovetaad 11111111. ... •.oo. ~~~:F~!.,!·~l~r.,~•:.a,___~:;:::..~----'\1 Bulk Tank ·Service ah a8Sistant footboU oooch ot Lui seuoo tho Cycloao foot. uloio Univenity. haD team boasled 21 membe,..IJ A 11158 graduate of Miami UDi· from Ohio, toatif7ing to hill of. •eroity, ho ate IIO«<IIia __.. ftltw•la 1 oo a -.ttir. degree from Ohio U. in 1181 ODd McCullough played his eollege II assistant football """ tradl football at Georgia Mllltary <lOoch at Ketteriug , _ ll1glt .... IIIII w.lbll li.C.I C411.·, lchool DOlt ~ l1lltll _ , ltld lllltored la other oporto. tn BaH Slt.llte. IIlii eolleie ......... He ""PP I Horch Rllldmaa, loeludeo Wolford, Wyomin!i Who 1111111011 lo Olllt . . , llllllr Jndtano before .. III!IVtCl ID .............. ·- .. experl<-11 l!i. 1 ~!- ~~ - We bandit .U idzft of lallb ' i · ar ~ W aemct ... • wllat wt .U. RUtland f um,. 'fU... IUILAND, OHIO PhoneSH. 2-4811 ' . .~ ' . ••• • to Install any o~e or these four flaDJ.eless electric appUau.Ces ' Now, yoq Clll1 'tlljoy the -~ fence of hetta Jhiq ellllibU, -widlolat worryizllibout IDitl1Jatkm e•re " For only $10.00 pw ~Ott you Cllll bave a 24.0-volt tlr=tdo "tVater heater, electric aJ&i.COil• :eUdon• ('1500 Bta ot e1ectrfo JIDP or ' 1 c!;de clott • JuPr), : deytr~iDJQUl'h•w So, why diDy to~ OJ. Joaaer tht~ tl• ..... tqmd"""""'MM . ... . hb . .,.., of til II""'' .. . I I t' '' -, ., ,: ., •t• -~(16, Powt~ Ca!ApeJJ Jad ... j'Oaf . .tr'R,IH"''•ItiGieorff,ert-•L ,, ,,,·.... ,. ,,. IP SOMIONI h YOU KNOW I• MOVING TO MEIGS COUNTY Rtcei>ting The Daily· Sentinel will help them feel at home • ' :rra.t.Dita ... a J0!'4 ........ tJiP e· · . AM•.a· ·. no" .. 'l78.· ·(eqWp,.,a' . ',_. r&..e.h i t.U.-.GfiJIW •'11 a't 4ih ,· t II ' ti than you .did 25 years aao• I . Then how COIDe your montbly elec- ' ''elll't'1bil ,.Ifill .,. Ttll IMiliC . . . . .. .. ~allllnlft r. llelhr Mit ...-riJI 11!11..1101 . . « lldiltlicl Ill Ohio VISit ~ diller; plumblr • PIWir Clfiii!W OIIUpillJ · In Ohio, your dollar Will buy more electricity.today than 25 years ago I Your money now buys ~ss uf mQSt thlnp, with tbla blc exception. Yuu aotually &et .more electricity for your money -~·-~,~1~1 .4d . .t tbll•tit I l ' ' I ......,.,.. •., li? ' ' ,, ., NG? ·' 2 ... . D , . . . . t1 He--~~~ ~ ' 'I :::, , Lou Gets osu Post :'l 8d active. r · SPECI~L DUCO·GLOSS ENAMI L l · "' .Ecoiiu t• I s-:, R • ' •.a I · ., lie-. !• tblp. ,_ · ~, ·., RUG Remria·dt-- 13 CbiUIIIOI Sundhy All eiRht .n.. members were sj.ud by a r-o~t 1 • ' ... 1'•1-".lh- -· ~ our Join In on aomm11o Dlty's tradHit!nal splrlt Of lmD1pl1, allty• .'ten the J:>.ally SenllDel ~~ - ~ an4'•4di'* of famJne, yqu bow art IIIOVIna to our · who CIIIIilliUillty. tric blll II bi(ler? . It's becau11e you arc ••nr 4l H 1imea more electricity- but tiWtka to that lower unit COlt, your billa aren't up in the •tne propoa lion. · What hal kept the price of electricity low ill O~o? 1benkl to Ohlo'a hillari- ·. Phone W'i 2-:ilBe Ob1o ' cally favorable buli11ess climate, theetec. tric companies have been able to raiea the millions needed to make improvementlil. Throygh these improvementa they have k'i!t>t the price of electricity down. Your increaliled u~~e of clectdcity hal helped, too. · The reault: You pay leu pee unit ol electricity today than you did 25 yeara qo-and less tiNtn the people in 31• atatewl .... •• ~ otw . . . . . . . .1 . . llttllllnhm ~ �• • . · -:·_..._........_..._______, ~ea 1 U 1! ' ' lll..t::J;",, . .:" t-Datty Sentlntl. !VmtrOJ·Jfldcbeport, 0., Mar. Joe Logan, Larry ... 111 . SPOim DESK ' - · ...... (ill, Dl Iii •:siCK• IJid Campbell. S1ob0r1. P«r( Ill, W.uliiNGTOif (UPI) - Ill' Nlloh*lb jll IJid lamiDO. Will- dlvJduillty II nOt txellliii'IIY a nor - l'!erf7. !..- - llrb<e, D bumM Inti, NpOtia tile Pblr' I Salser· Accorded • . .. . . Exh1bit101t Ba.sebtJII Results tt weekd a~o Saturday, ~~iter· 0 8 vicinity who lad their teains to seaaou honors were a,u..le4 ...... blerlle~ lilt - · I w L Pol. ..ten dilei!C t1Pe• •114 lny • • llc!ltlM' ianJoac .1'1._ II! •lnlll~r • • JOO ~e~ta. . . · · • ·* sr- clllolrulatl • ,;:'!'~~~~~~;,tiro~· o. ....... ..,. '-......... ~ ~ · A7 Clearwa5tr, l!'lll. , ' dy, 'Loula 1 f J/111 UIIIAV!IIIi ,....., lll!'lt-A .1 rl In tile Clue A All.Ohlo teama apnouneed today by Mill.....ta . 1100 ooo ooo- o • •I At st. Peterabtlrl. ru. ~ .181 -n EDCJb.i. eout.l rr.tghmer 15 G Of s.o~thern Local's loss n the Dlst ~t :~ :d rr1:~ United Preulntel'llltlonal, two players of the Immediate Pblladelphio 110 ooo 10. - 17 1· Ill lnDinjt) , • a..tta1 1 llllllt llllllo out In lbo !MIIH rd wnsa;r Young, Smith Named To ~rd Team . -llf:al Mlnl!filolilrm A• eoelalloa. ' . Oao JII'DII(r•~ Teao ~ I IOUIId lUI~•....,.occuk>nld un.. I blben IIIII ,lll!itlmt olruab - " ehicke!ll offend b;er. AIJo found: iljlllOna, lllilllcky NIIA ~ M 'I p 11y lJ1IIIejl . _ D' r l . ,... f1 .....) • I ~ II PAGE Honor Mention ;,;.. Blosser,Referees,,Gain _118 • ters In Tourney's Wake I -.\!kOOk l. , .... ',, The Daily Sentinel ~ ....~~ r~· !Go I'll GC* .._. 8 I Clnclnnall , : ~ lli 11 ltlgman Bouillowllcl Ill and Mllw ~l!:ltte a b~ar 8 1°1antlarea~'fh tourna~ent approv- /ld to the honorable mention list while two others earned ~ 8t'oWII """ oldlo. N. Y. N ooo ooo zro 01~ u I llelroit 101 a IAult 1• eel· very sc oo part cpa ng e _. lllird tum berths. Lour •tcm•. 1111-R. .wen., SpabB, t:efttlllblt 17!, I'UIIk Ill, ,_... ~ 1h • i~ Larry SaliM', the only ~enlor on the fine Racine 1'01' . N.Y. 1Nl IIGO IIGO liO 01- 4 11 I tomlng " bl h bo--~ 0111 1 the • ,.. _ "'-'"'ct "'0 At Vero Beodl, Pia. '""' n -11s • ~~~" N• Ylll'k <AI IIIU 111 ow.- tro o. ~!1. CNW•..._ 171• ltlt However. Southern Local basketb'8ll fans die a mueh nadoe team w c I d th K It Blosser tournament manager and nament, and bl« Joe Lofl•n.~ I senior wbo led the North L.Allgtloo INl ooo 000 ~a I I Whlto 1101 altil CriJidall. '1'clnt • ower ea · erm • . . It b lb Glllla Pltatel to the So\ithern Valley Conf&fence cb11111>• (8!. Rowe. KIIOb <8l, 11M4 141 • Reallf 11~1 <81 llawkilll (U> 1114 llbcrY. assl~nt a)hletlt director of Ohio Umvel'll ty \\' ere 8 piolllhlp were both aeecmled honorable mention in the DlloJ, distillrt and. regional tourna"!ents were held, bas been voting. • IDd lllam!hlrd. .Drysdalo, Jloe. _Hawkins. Loaer-W!ilti. on the recelVIng.end of rrltlclsm for the e\'enlll that o~· TWo other area players, Wayne Youna of Htp!den, bUck 171 • 8eoM <ll """ Clmllli, liii-Hielmiao curred In t~e l~st four or six seconds of southern LOf81 ds and Mark Slllltb of Ames-Berne lallded berihs on the JrumJty 171 · Wilmet - Dloley. At M .\rt I loss (there 18 dtsagreement on how much time rema ne h d t of th Cl A d ' Looer-Dryadale. -· •· when Green got the ball out of bounds, threw II in to a t rr ~.::. squaD.., Uchtlllberg Pie t At Sar8IGII m.. Los l\ng, lA 6oo 110 roo- 4 t • ~,'-boy nameit'!Darrell, who dribbled In for a last second ay PrH JatonallorW Local Sr er, Alan St. Louie ' 1110 000 011- 4 7 0 Cbl,cago <NI D!l3 OIO 12l<- 7 14 • lay:up where also there was disag_reement - depending J~:Bus ~UPII _ Uniled .M:tko de.'' ;~keman Weotem Cble$ IAl 000 001 UJ _ 1 51 0 BellbS!Iy, Grba tel and 11:. So· 1 upon where you were from, Racme or Green - as ro Preu Internatlonol lllUIOIIllCOd Its ~ Sr., IU Woollburu, Slllt<ld 171 , OU.o dowskl. Jaokiob, Schllllz 181 llld whether or not 1! was a legal shot). · 1 111153 AII.0711o Cilia A high Ben WU , Powhatan, s.s, Sr., If) """ Oliver, s.wa711d 171, llerull. Winner - Jacksoll. Lof. Mr. l!lll08el' In ht. defens,_. are coocemed, "Our Boy s" basketball lealDI today - the "1 Balunull; Jclmlloa 161, Pbillipl er - Grba. Ill\ - Deet, santo. he considers he actually needs .VON the game and ""aUy got Icream of the atatt's amaU - I Joo hngrulo, Denniloo St. 19l IJid Lollar. Winlw'-&ldMl!. I!Mka. no defense, and rightly so - a raw deal in the way the 1ame ·crop Mary s.u Sr 11 ......-..rb~DfPI. 11118 _ Cwmlng. At SC!o7tsdaje. Aril. forwarded to Sports Desk a was handled by the refe~s. · , ' TEAM 1wn Nf<holaon. San ll'ran. 1101 000 010 - 2 t 0 copy of an onsl~tc! letter he Hope that next year the ones In b.ollotlng by Ohio' sport• Paul Jewell, Llckln Heights. 14, Tampe, Fla. l!lcl8ton 010 000 CIOll- 4 t 0 ,...,.lved from An Arden: responsible for Botting the rei· writers and cOaches, tile teamo Sr I jKBIIIU City 101 010 041-11 II o 9an!ord, Larsen 1&1 and Bill!)'. Tornndo Fan" which blisters erees will be more careful in had a concentration of Eastern j, Con II M l.mta st Cindnlllti 200 100 001 - 4 101 91epl!eMdh, lltidAIIIZ 18l IIIII '1'111· Or'o Univerolty up real brown their selection and ;ry to plck jOhlo 'playel's, hoaded I>)' Pow· M m Sr no y, or Pliotor Wyatt 171 ond Bcyan,' man. Winner- Radlllt. LOserom scorches tbe referees latr· the very best and ones I hat hatan' i-fool·ll p(lmt-maker Ben ~:!· an, aneovllle llole- Aocue uil. Taitowla, Henry ltl, ,Lihtft. Ill\ - Daven)l6l'l. lv Into a pretzel The leUer re-. dellnltely will not be partial to Wiley, who Uext;eb : d= Cl'. ., Sr Y jFodor Ill and Edwarcla WlMirAt 'I'UeiiJil, Atll, fers to, .two paragraph:t in Bob one team - be it ours or a n y room a!l we as on e ar irandschumacher, Salem MUter. Loaer-Tsl~. Ho\lst41n 001 1110 008- 8 I 1 \\ J"~ ett s SJ'!ned storv of the other one that is playing. court. . Liberty Sr At Ft. Myers, Fla. Clevtttud 003 03t 10&-1111 0 ga me. One descr:bed . ~he loss 11 surely was 8 sloppy bit of An honor student and preMident Phil Sno~. Sabino, Jr. Innings! 110 as "unbelievable. whtch ' laken referP.elng and do hope thai tbe of his senior class, wn~ srored miRII !'F.AM Boltimore 000 llllil100 1-· 5 10 2 •~,~ of conte>d/ could tppear to referees realize tbat they dld an average of 28·8 pomts per Mark Smith, Ame•·Hern, Jr. :Pitts. . . . 0110 ioo OtO - 4 9 Z irqllly ~lrulduggery or poor ref· a "PUNK" job for which, I Igame and led all pl~yers In . the Ron Volpe, Yorkville, Sr. McCormldl, Burnalde Ul, Short ' ereemg. The other quoted on tbey were "hi•hly" balloting to automatically <!melt W " H d J 151 Stolle lSI and OrsiliO. Card· ' World f--oua Duoo Eno-l area coach as sa m the shot am sure, ~eo 1the UPI Cia~! A Jayer4-theayne ~:ounl{, am en, r. • : ..... .._ to ·~lilY , Y h ve bee~ p.ld. I hope we shall never have d ·-·II P Mike Gormley, Lorain St. Shltdlvant 181 and Paglia. . ll<ln't turn yellow. Slllr• 1 1 18 ·~her' cou.. a . to sit throogh another game *" ,year est.,- on. Mary. Sr ront. Wtnnei'-Stone. Loser-SIW'· white for yeal'l. called etl er wav. In netl~r poorly refereed and hope tbat l Wiley headed 1 firot team ... , &.tier. Celina IC!IS, Jr. 1divlht. HR-Oaoo. AI.. 'C.t~~toln Colero caae was Mr. WlnBOII seekmgl Ute ref . r e e s are "REAL lection that averaged a collective RONOIIAIILE MENTioN I At PolnpAno BUch, Fla. tc add fuel 10 wh?l was cer· PROIJD" (Ha! Ha!) of the de- j total of more than IJO points per I Jim McCullough Illes; • Liberty llelrolt 030 1111 OIS-17 17 I OliL. lamly to blossom mto • post· feat they handed our "NO. I ' game. But a wave of upsets in :s.t.m· O..n lleMattlo MldVale·/WIIhinctoo IIGO 1110 too- 8 8 Z galll4! ero .::: bad 1 'eeimg. He TORNAOOES." For we still Itournament play prevented this :Mike ·Mtlarc\k Lake~nd · JGbh Regan. Egan 11i 1M 1'r'landos. Pickeni Hardware w~.r~,;,:r .,.~ ~u~~llevable" think that they are tbe No. I week's state to~rnamentols~cla·I, Dellrouo, 1'1q.;a catholic; Aftdy \Dtllieb, Bllr4 t•I,' Babr tal and · · team m the STATE and had tors from watchms any t ern. McMillan, New UXIngton lit. lclllllldt. WlftiW !Met MASON, W.VA. m the sense that Racme was 'ff f & J•nlot oa Secoad Te•m ahead six points with z. 37 on tbey h\\!J d1 erent. re erees oor Allhou tbe teama were oot Aloyoluo: Dan SIA!phelts, Mt. , the clock and still lost We boys w~ld be gomg to state. . gh .. Paul ll'rt!oman, Pyma· . ' · and I am enclosing a clippiOB p•cked by posttwn, the first Valley· Mikt Tho tn 1 a tmagme Mr Ed Jucker U I from the Sentinel and have un· selections misbt have John How·l Harbor· Jack· Mllllal' hts Hearcot squad of tbe n · """ , Is atd tbe squad'a ooly jUnior, · ' ' versity of Cincinnati considers dertiited some of. the commen fo,.,;.ard ole 'iiitb Pleoeant ~ · Gary JohiiB<In, Yotk: ihe events of lllot Samurday made about bow the game was I Do ngUchtenbe Both Hopewell . Loudon: '"hi uite unbelievable too. hOIIdled and want Y00 to know ca 'o ug rger.. Mlnnleh, Lol'llln st. Mary: • -h~y a 15 point bolg'e with I am not alone in my fee~ averaged more thalln :II pOints • l!ueylk, Cleveland Cant!u>: I . bl..-. game and llliJid we over 11x - - - • w·~ lb 18 minutes to go, and still loSt g on su ':"'' . tall m-wwu, ...ltlllll Wet!· ., Lo ola Thanks for takmg your tune · Reaone: Bob Ol!lnoll)'. 111. · ·r YBl~sser quotes from the to rellcl Ibis little note, J u 11 At ..,ter would be Mike : Ron 8onedeela!t, 8DI'llll·l -:ici~l tournament Information had to 'Jet you know how I felt of Wake~an Weo~ern llelerve, a Local. r ··tar to all schools: about the toUrnllJllent. IHI scormg machine who hU at Bill Guy, Cohsnbtu Univ.,.,ritv: 'l'he officials have lleen blr· Ao Ardent Tornado Fan - a 26.8 per 1ame chp. The guanh Joha111111, Grilli: Neil "' by the SEO Boord In ae· The No. I Team irnhe 'STATI!. Iwould bo Wdey Olld 1 Joe South Central : Bob CGrdMce wllll lbo r..WII o( 1 like people wbo cannot sill! of Dennl8on 81: Mary: Paul lh• voto by ~SI!O Dlalrlct their naJ!I(!S. stx feet but virtwll Jim coaches. Tbete elll<llb bin lt-illos!ler · In field goal productlnn. ltidl Ernell, blen assigned . to tbe games The runn::::""h~:: li'l!ll\<ict: &II Xlopfer, J>elore lime lltiWillp 11111 ao aloo cont.!l,;'.r ont jUnior ,. town: Harold Albert, Xillalli>D: assignment of olflclall will bo bina'a Phil &now. Paul Jewell Mauret, t:ollll!lbtu lit. annOOD<ed llefot1 1 1 11 e _.,.. Ll kl H"'"'"· ho MBI'yl :.;!~- Lapn, NDI'IIt Oallla: time." I c ng ......- . w Larry ........ Racine: fllve llarr, 118 Last year 15 qualified about . the polnll .• IJid Otate, •-11 oil' team m votmg ~em.selves as baske ~. K>- COLUMBUS tUPil _ Lou 1 .~ - 4 fir-• ~-•als m the SEO Assoc10tion. At m ,,.. .~· DD a . M - · sellson•s @nd only two remain· CU!Iough •. an. lililltant at Teamm11 up ~th Snow ell thelefetee~. and ·I cannot honestly say ave ,. 5''pe.l ""* Ulll"' l -~, wu;,.., •::aliT I THIS WEEK'S "'""' (' ' I j ' k' ~ Af •r 1 • • '1' • Armstrong ,·e..SCindran • Gold Seat "~;;·· Red Sox Hope .T rades Will Boost Altendance ·' These are end of Rolls • • • AU ODD SIZES You can purchase. these at low reduced price&. U you have a rootn you need a i'Ug for, you ean savt some money. Thi• i• oul" · Once-A-Year llelllllllnt Stln4ard tralllmbudon, 2-tone brown arid' tan. EX· eeHtnt Urtl. A vllut•rateil sprlnfl spe'cial for Sale! only '895 . ~ ' · :- If· MASOM FURNITURE ' . . "" ,_ Mason, W.Va. KARR &VAN ZANDT $2,99 llesan. } ,, I V·8 a•LAII 4 DOOR "ei!· 1 . t... '5.7 CHEV. 'I Larcy f, I - ' Leroy •.., Cadlll1c: - Oldamobll• .• !· 7 ' • "\'ou'U Like our Quality Wqol Dolq Buliueu" WY 2..5342 - Pol'rleroy, Ohio -- . ''· -----'· t• Ii..J Thir&eea couldn't state Umver!nty for the -~·~lod=:.I'AinLikallda•IIWI~·:.Clea---•e_•~~k=:~J~~ Jewell were Jim Market Report ~lly take 7he bombast from unhapPY fans whoae teams lost. We cannot set! how selection ol and asslgoment o1 officials to' the tournsment games eoold flo put on a more fair basis. On the otber hiJid folloWill(l II tbe letter Mr. 81~ rece!Y· l!d. It could e~plaln In part Kerlllit's Cl'l¥ing hair. It also sug· cests why blah IICbool athletlcl yoars, was chosen Marietta St. Mary. Joe Ryan Ohio State Football Coach Zanellville Rosecr8118 and CINCINNATI Hayes to fill a vacancy on of Salem CIUle,lloaday l«<Dt UO: Buckeye olaf!. illlughmer •teen IJid "He w.. recommended Top - . • ftlrll Toea IIIMlJ, ..,... IJid 11u111 hiring! by me, subjeet to Throe junion domlnotod wollt; lYerage to high proval by the board of ""::'~ I ::~ oelecttooa, wbich 11100-mo U. aJawcbtor 11een Hoyos aold. "I thinlt be will top 11<0rfr ol lbo buncll low 1D av•ate choice 1 .~alllllbll addllian to ..... Mark Smith ol lilt 1b 211.~.25. IDOd to He Is • real fine coach, bombarded the baskell at choioa ZZ.'IMS.oo, most good One. 1 lalow him mllnly by per 11me ,..., ltlftdard ta 1low good iR fair IIDte !at wl4o Bpread talioo and lt'o da_rn good." of YokvlllJi """ fterqe llhol<t around de-emphaslzlnB campaigns. McCullough said 81 of Lorain st. 211.21!: average choice 'IIJIIoiOOI 11ou Mr. liloller: . Iowa, that ho hH IICI:O)J5ecl 1oM ..wa 011 biilfti •ao.t~.ft, low ID 11 I jWit W(9t to enter my~ olfor. H~ " RpeciN "'·:~I:E~~ dmDial pd. IDJMI . st.l ldt aiOoC flllb amrlll hlllldred aholil) . Iii Joio ~ Il1lckere~ 1111 tile tblrd li.OIIolt.IIO: utJliiJ olbor RaaiM r.n. who saw the In time lor aprlnt drllla IMoy llutMt ol CeUne lf.II(I.JI,Oo: IIUQ!b.n llmt Jut Saturda1 open Mlllldll)'. IIIICIUlall Coaatpmill> IJid lty IIIII ~ llulll lftemoon In Grovor Cooter in He ,.ld the Oblo stato pool YOUIII o1 Hlll>lltll. 11.10; ...t.n II7MdJ :;.~::./ Alhau. e real flnt coallhinl job IJid Tbl ..u,.- OOIICiuetod ';~/:::::r:•-·00. IIDOII We ha¥f Iollowed the Rltl!ine couldn't Wm it clown~" ta lbe ft11011a1 111 a ....aot. TWDadoea itl IIIII I jWII "II io an advancomen~ wblcb Nll1ltH Ill a • - Cit 1'1110: hlrrowo IIIII w..l to let yoo know that for a COUI'II, and that .... lnattona ol U. team& burt••• a. 11 loww, ..._ (OIId .... u lmpor· lll)'lq," ... adtlod. AlJ.Oblow. I!Mw: 1•1 Ill IIIII u lbo Dlllrlel) It was he ...,_ Nol IMa I I t.udlnJJ ltOllorlblo IIIII IIIII IUO, lei I»IIDj Wlll'll job Wf ha" ever Hell OIIU Atblatic Director . . . l'lul ll.llott,oo, Ill reltreea do. We aalcl from t b e Larkllll aald lbo KcCullough IIINld Albert Cit · .,.,. II ...._11.10, 1111'1 of the game that 1111r boyJ lectlon wiU be submilled to Gary Joluuaa ol York, 1b uJo.Jt.oo, lei IIWIO were play!ni qalnat nor only boord a: Ill April II meeting. ol RopowoD - IAiudon 11.00·11.10, liiHIIO U. 7bt I Green Twp. plllyon but "lt'o dollnlw but llietls MIIUIW ol Columboa W II IU..Il,!OlJ also the 2 referees. Aod wo approval of tile board of ....u, a Jaw., ro.o~~oto...,J were to lind CIUt 11 tile eod o( teao," ho oxplliDed. IUPil - Tile 8l'oUil4l 110 1b lD.!O. the 11me how very true Ibis Larldn, oaid McCullough was Preu lnternatloual Sheep :as: aloughter wu, u our boya' defeat wu hind fur the coming JMr, -·••unto Clall A hi!IIIIChool bulnt.ji~Md)o,....., ~poOrly decided by tile referees' deci· refuled ID eollllltellt oo theiiMoll llama, with oc1too1, Delllll.jlil*l...r elloloo 11(1.1• lb liob. Allary. He said the mamter of salyear: and scoring average: wooled lamba .Is far as wo here In Racine acy also wu subject to board apJ'IRII' 'RAM ..... !~~': wllb 11w prime ..,11, - - - - - - - - proval. John Howard, Columlllll I I pelt 111n laati>ej 11111 11 Ohio University Colah McCulloogtl a., llapleloll'l had '"'tap Hire~~ Mo1U'Ouaia ot ""'" stale, but allo had ATIIENS tUPII - NICk .M:our· In ohargo tl cyclo,. NC!flllting •uzi•. 25, • ono coach at Ball In oi.- all of Oblo, with the >tate (IJidJ Teacllon Collep uception of tho Toledo IIIII IInce Septeb\liOr, has been named Ciovetaad 11111111. ... •.oo. ~~~:F~!.,!·~l~r.,~•:.a,___~:;:::..~----'\1 Bulk Tank ·Service ah a8Sistant footboU oooch ot Lui seuoo tho Cycloao foot. uloio Univenity. haD team boasled 21 membe,..IJ A 11158 graduate of Miami UDi· from Ohio, toatif7ing to hill of. •eroity, ho ate IIO«<IIia __.. ftltw•la 1 oo a -.ttir. degree from Ohio U. in 1181 ODd McCullough played his eollege II assistant football """ tradl football at Georgia Mllltary <lOoch at Ketteriug , _ ll1glt .... IIIII w.lbll li.C.I C411.·, lchool DOlt ~ l1lltll _ , ltld lllltored la other oporto. tn BaH Slt.llte. IIlii eolleie ......... He ""PP I Horch Rllldmaa, loeludeo Wolford, Wyomin!i Who 1111111011 lo Olllt . . , llllllr Jndtano before .. III!IVtCl ID .............. ·- .. experl<-11 l!i. 1 ~!- ~~ - We bandit .U idzft of lallb ' i · ar ~ W aemct ... • wllat wt .U. RUtland f um,. 'fU... IUILAND, OHIO PhoneSH. 2-4811 ' . .~ ' . ••• • to Install any o~e or these four flaDJ.eless electric appUau.Ces ' Now, yoq Clll1 'tlljoy the -~ fence of hetta Jhiq ellllibU, -widlolat worryizllibout IDitl1Jatkm e•re " For only $10.00 pw ~Ott you Cllll bave a 24.0-volt tlr=tdo "tVater heater, electric aJ&i.COil• :eUdon• ('1500 Bta ot e1ectrfo JIDP or ' 1 c!;de clott • JuPr), : deytr~iDJQUl'h•w So, why diDy to~ OJ. Joaaer tht~ tl• ..... tqmd"""""'MM . ... . hb . .,.., of til II""'' .. . I I t' '' -, ., ,: ., •t• -~(16, Powt~ Ca!ApeJJ Jad ... j'Oaf . .tr'R,IH"''•ItiGieorff,ert-•L ,, ,,,·.... ,. ,,. IP SOMIONI h YOU KNOW I• MOVING TO MEIGS COUNTY Rtcei>ting The Daily· Sentinel will help them feel at home • ' :rra.t.Dita ... a J0!'4 ........ tJiP e· · . AM•.a· ·. no" .. 'l78.· ·(eqWp,.,a' . ',_. r&..e.h i t.U.-.GfiJIW •'11 a't 4ih ,· t II ' ti than you .did 25 years aao• I . Then how COIDe your montbly elec- ' ''elll't'1bil ,.Ifill .,. Ttll IMiliC . . . . .. .. ~allllnlft r. llelhr Mit ...-riJI 11!11..1101 . . « lldiltlicl Ill Ohio VISit ~ diller; plumblr • PIWir Clfiii!W OIIUpillJ · In Ohio, your dollar Will buy more electricity.today than 25 years ago I Your money now buys ~ss uf mQSt thlnp, with tbla blc exception. Yuu aotually &et .more electricity for your money -~·-~,~1~1 .4d . .t tbll•tit I l ' ' I ......,.,.. •., li? ' ' ,, ., NG? ·' 2 ... . D , . . . . t1 He--~~~ ~ ' 'I :::, , Lou Gets osu Post :'l 8d active. r · SPECI~L DUCO·GLOSS ENAMI L l · "' .Ecoiiu t• I s-:, R • ' •.a I · ., lie-. !• tblp. ,_ · ~, ·., RUG Remria·dt-- 13 CbiUIIIOI Sundhy All eiRht .n.. members were sj.ud by a r-o~t 1 • ' ... 1'•1-".lh- -· ~ our Join In on aomm11o Dlty's tradHit!nal splrlt Of lmD1pl1, allty• .'ten the J:>.ally SenllDel ~~ - ~ an4'•4di'* of famJne, yqu bow art IIIOVIna to our · who CIIIIilliUillty. tric blll II bi(ler? . It's becau11e you arc ••nr 4l H 1imea more electricity- but tiWtka to that lower unit COlt, your billa aren't up in the •tne propoa lion. · What hal kept the price of electricity low ill O~o? 1benkl to Ohlo'a hillari- ·. Phone W'i 2-:ilBe Ob1o ' cally favorable buli11ess climate, theetec. tric companies have been able to raiea the millions needed to make improvementlil. Throygh these improvementa they have k'i!t>t the price of electricity down. Your increaliled u~~e of clectdcity hal helped, too. · The reault: You pay leu pee unit ol electricity today than you did 25 yeara qo-and less tiNtn the people in 31• atatewl .... •• ~ otw . . . . . . . .1 . . llttllllnhm ~ �,' .. I -·- • ·'"'~ ' - - -~ , .. "' I • • - ·• · - "·· ·' ~ ......,.,. ...... 'l'!Ort, n.. Har. ..,._Y·-~-~ "ftt ·D • I' k,,•......, lido Pil ,. ., c.-, "'IIII& ....._• - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - •••.,......... ' ..... lbGut wbiclt .,.,.. . p 4-Hw ..... ... d 70 lc bolloll, ..... - · · .,.,. I .., *'I •r•ril)- _ , . . """'""' W ~ ..... Jill • ,...,, ••• J M!lillia wi. JJt. C... 11PI81. TEEEVISION IN KEVIn . ....a Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo:t,_0., Mar. 26, 1963 1 WANT AD INFORMATION (9, FOR SALE . (9) FOR SALE - ..... ,.-----------..,-. ....----· · · w• --'•li ----- AlloJ ~ oa l7l7d ,.. , . . 111 u.-. liJ Ullii.,IIC JWIW !IJIIll< far 1M "CII8 lleplril" for .... I foot rlepflll- 5111--. .,.._. I'Noll ............ nlllvloly .... ..., WIJ· 11711 1llo ,.._ 111o *•cera 117111 'hewllta Oldoll AFIIM'- dlltdl 1r1 HOLLYWOOO <UPJi .- poi;!W-al-· _ . . . , '!' lho coalroYenlll •ldeoiallll 1llo . . . _ '-'"lt•IN II tild IIIDoo M~rllyJo -,o dfed t1 117 • • ~ fiw INt.,.., 115 1llo • tl petlld4oo. :nre oludy '.!r be St. Petor'o a..rdl Ill 81. • Mrs, Hall, 71, , Dies Monday After Dlness - -- 5 \ IIIII 5 .....- a1 pills, 1rot w tlaJdl,. lllowiDa t1 _.,. piiQieri w1tb _...,.. a·Iioolt 1D(. telepbaae, -film ...... bor ..... ~ 'fl"llt7. have-.....,....,,.. DAILY CROSSWORD n--~~r~.-.•.n•w \'1!l'kblr to bo 0nt to toll uo !'.... 11111 al 111o ...,.. al lho IIIFI<k· p1711oo ilor7 .... 111 •~M~Pt G«<qe, Benrrudl. - Lll- . 1.=::"' _...No,_ ·=ol tr::.,.. .. . Mea• -• ~ - • ii:~... - "-- -r ·=-- . _.,.- .. . _ ' . all'loo...- .=r.. , . :::::'".": "'u_ _ ...... GIII-I?' far~ a5141Bmloncl aWoorABC.TV. wlllcll JO'i dool 1 half· wtttJris11 made her ail ........., ·aorra1ao1"' JIJb w-. lich. who passed away WMPO Radio \ Rest Ia Peace You are not forgotten , loved . ·' .,ttNIIAY 1lllW I'IUDAY 1:00 Newt 1;011 Country Music ,.,. 1:20 Co11771rY J . 1·30 Newo U5 Farm World Newrr 1:45 Yelp CGun1J RFD 1:1111 Newt 7:06 Rro•kfaat PartJ ·7:30 ~""" ~:: f:":..!': 17:!1111reakfaat P.., 7:30 Newo 7:311 llrWfall l'artJ' 1:00 Newrr 1:011 BreUfut hrly 8:30 NewJ 1:31i llreakfaat PutJ t:IIO tlewJ t:OII BNdlut PlriJ i:IS JFIIIF!I 8Uick Sbow ., ;~: ~ 1'1i1r Bymn;rl . 111~:011110 NPoewalka P•.... D-·kf:J": . -.. ..•· 1\adlo 10 :ss Mu 1n the All 8:30 Van P Sport 8bo1l •Ui Breakfast Good Life I ;OQ w a 45 t :IJ(I t:Oii 9:30 . 1,35 WE WISH to extend our ih3riksl and gratitude to all who rendered assistance and syntpailhy during the time of and burial of ··our Dana Fisher & Family. J. B. Bailey & Family, Mrs. C. C. Wolf & Family. 3-211-ltp I 01 NOTICES SINGF.B electric sewing rna· ance. cancelled? your chine, A-1 condition, sews for- I license' C&ll W\' 2-2966. ward and backward, darns, Send brief resume to Mr. I t5 patches, monograms, etc. No ' Wuver, Box 509, Galli· ~F;;;E;;;EccO;;;F';;-;$5;:-.;;;:-cw 00 =i;;;ll-;be :-:-c:;:ha c:cr=g:::; ed attachments needed. $34.61 polis, Ohio. for pumping basements in Sy~ cash or 7 payments $6 month· j ~~~~=~~~~~l racuse. This money is to be ly · WY 2-2204. ;I:'m'iHEiii< . used to repair pump and ·3 22 tfc 1t person or equipment. Humphrey Rybrido pie ta live with - elderly man Syracuse Fire Developed area _ adapted -- in small town. Room board and small stipend. a 23 ate grown. HH :061 Silage corn ferences needed. Call WY LOSE WEIGIIT safely dnd HH !161 Late Ear Corn 6842, Mrs. Dale Barnhart, ily with De•·A-Diet tabl<ots, j HH 861 Best Ear Coro D. I, Middleport. only 98c. Stark Drugs. 3 30 3 I 60tp HH 761 Early Ear Corn Also Ohio Certilied HAM SANDWICHES, 15c and U. S. 13 805 L-41 "-"'· I 3(Je . Coffee 5c. Jack's Dairy W-64. Bar, Middleport. 3-25-6tc ReedsVille, Ohio, CaU · 667~195 . ~ 14 30tc (6) LOST f, FOUND sewing rna(18) cart. WANTED in chine, new 1003 modeL But· Lonholes, designs, blind hems ==~=o= Syracuse Finder overcasts, etc. automatica1ly. WIDOW, WANTS please call Milton 1\0tlSn. WY $59 cash or 8 payments $7.96 baby sitting. Lorena z.ti786. 3-26-3tp monthly. WY 2-2204. Pomeroy, Ohio. WY 2-6961. 3 22 tfc 3-19-fitp .' • e GARDEN SEED eFIELD SEED $1,795 h ton . Very low mileage. Like new. -· Party •Jall:er Fum. ~ NeW11 .:olfee Wltb Janet Newl COHee Wllb Janet BellY Newton Show 10:~ Tire 10:55 U:OO u: 115 11:30 11:35 12 ' 00 IZ:!S IZ:ID 1:00 l:Oii 3:30 1:11 t :GO Urrder OlrJo Sklet Newo Top Tell Show NewJ • Dutton 1 Top Tell 8bow t-4r, News- NooD Report 10:00 Newo MFlllc lnlerl7lde .IO:IY.J Min1sta1a1 A1aoe111k17 MerllD Teell 10:21! Momlng Jnterblde ~ .... 10:30 Newt Plotter Part,y 10:35 MorniDg Jnlerlurle News 11 ·00 Nm Platter Parl,y h 08 Swap Shop Newo t1 30 News f:D5 Platter Part,y 1140 Country 11oe00wn f:30 Newrr <Fanril1 •oWoribJP! 'l'IJarj;) f:IS Platter PartJ td5 UPlift Rnnm ~ I:GO Newo 11:58 low Jones Stoet Ave. 5:011 Platter PartJ t• IJ. Noon News 6:30 SJsn Off .:< :15 Mualc JUII i'or You 8:00 Februar) SJsn Off 12 IF Goeollert Guel1 Sllr rrl. -.a, i2 311 Muatc .lull !'or You T:IO Newt t ·OO Newo 7:35 Army Hour I .Oo l'i.uote Just Far You uo Rev. Ira Tibbl 1:-r No... 1:15 Clnrrdl at Wari: I ·:l.~ llu&tc JUII Far You B:30; Newo . 1:36 Pea~ -b!J 2 00 New• 1:06 Mul7l< JFIII For You 1:00 Wblp 01 llellliF& I 31• Nm 1:30 Cbun:ll Waold 8' 45 SuadaJ Clrlpol ! ·35 Music JFIII For You 3 111 ~"'" Voice of Propbec)' 3'05 PlaFier Party Newo 3 :111 NeW11 Perapectlv.. 3 ~ Platter Party Social Seeurll;II 1 00 New• Countey IIJIIIII 'IIIIi · ~ 115 Platter Party Newo • : 1~ Blaettrrar AIIIO bow Countey Hymn 'nlllt Trres, II tbun. ~ f : 10 Local Newa 4 10 Mualcal 114ys1er1ea Rev. *liD Tlloar ~ . _ _ ~ · 00 Nen 1:30 Lulborar Dour 5'05 Plotter PartJ I:IO Newl Ull Sip 00 1:1111 i11p1111 ~'I 1tour ' 00 Sip Off 1:311 llirck .. lbo IIA1\IRDAY SCIIIIDlJLB 3:10 Rev. 'lbcinre • ·oo :'II!"" 1:30 11re Quiet Hour 8:011 Country Music Time 4:110 News 8:30 Ncft 4:11i l!rmdaJ ~ e 31 Farm World Nowo 4:30 New~ 6:40 RFD ·4:!11 011 1 Jill Nen 1:1111 ,.bi'aary '-' Piekup. Wide Side B fl. body ·w. W.JI f!"· lltrt• .' alollilli- ~,., ,, ::.... =• ....... ~~,.QP ~ ar- _,.._ ,...., .. , , _ :g:,.,.,. ..::-:. ,. _ -.!. ::-1~~~ ::=A a_ , _. · _... ell - a~- n r C.:=,..--;;:. •DDOUaCt ... ~ lr.a Of* .... .. GASOLINE ALLEY =., -. ... ~ ....= I a.~W•• ·-- - DAILY Clll,_l!,.ft"'OIIUMIJ- ._.. llow .. nr11 ttl .. t::: H :t:~ '· Oao. -iilmpl)'-for-.Dt-~AII- ,_ ...111o llano I/o, X .... tbo- O'o, olo• ...,. - · llvp5dto, t11o loqtll - - in aFI - "'..111o llaJ 1111--- ... _ , QJK IRA I II: BIll: VBIG VBAIKSQDGR'QII: • KQKS VBIG D.SIII: BAP 111:.11 B II D P B D 111:' 1 ~ LJI:S, NANCY l'M A FRIEND OF NANCY's .. TEI...I... HER - I I a' 81 B A a,.........,, Tial WORK CH CONIIC!IIIICJI ·----"""' Y-,.. Ulllli1i ·TIIII ~ DAVY JONII BO'UM All Tilll OWL, ICBVIWl . f. ·' '. ' '7 .• I. ''·"" j '' ....""·i't ,. ' i'. ~ ' ''~ ' OH , SPOOKY IS HERE WJEH RADIO frltodiJ ftroqlr Frldr.J 7:11 Sip On, Musical Clock 7:46 11re Iolfelirll 1:1111 Obio VrrlleJ New I: IIi Sporla . Today 8:10 World News 8:15 MFlllcal Clock 1:5& Co7DFDUDII)I Neww . .,., La~~:~»~ 1:10 Public Service 9:46 Slrowen of Bte.slrrg 10:00 Ma8orr County h... Vl:OII Trllt ot the Towrl 12:05 Lacal Newo IZ:lO Obio Newo IZ: IS lllarle&o lUll Lifeguard BuDetin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 1~:30 12:45 1:55 S:OO 2:55 Agriculture Agent Countey Go 8orrrk. NeWF lleot Country Go l!ount NewJ Beat Midway Matinet N.,.. Pleat Diaclng witlr !lou lnterclwJge Community News World II National NeWI DICK TRACY l oOO 3:5& f:OO 16:5& World Newa 4:30 11:1111 Talk of llro Towa IUC!III Fri. awr.b Belli Ring 5:110 5:01i U:46 World ~U :56 Muorr Ool7rrt:y Newt 5: I~ Sp0wgtt1 oa Sporlo 12:. Oomm;;nll)l Newl 5:30 SJgii Off WE'VE PUT o:t'r Al'i "tiLL P01NTS" !IV' a.«mR F'll<IMA i=.~-; ALARM FO~ HER' BURLAP SAC. JH AS!AU'D l!a<CAR, en. A SLtCH'l' ......,.R, A FAltrr 1<0!171- AIBII AND $LATS By RAEBURN VANBUREN By LEFF •nd McWILLIAMS WINNIE WINKLI .. I , a- WAI...DEMAR GLOXEN6LONKER · SPOOKY = 120) BUSINESS '62 GMC _ .,._ . . .......,. II.:? MOD- l horne. March 26, 1961. lho~drlnllrrc.,...,. eaJopo wblclr ....mtod fAirtlr aft. er Iior deatb, rm<! wblclr, mi>ro IJwt .~ ioveaiod eurnpJ.oo o1 17FICiiatroDod ~nosY l7l7d blind!)' juvealla, ..11-Bollywood prvvlilr!1IID Aa IIIIo -.e pal u henell: ..I just want to be wpnclelful."' morallzlai _117111 1...er.IJJ let llro Tile "''"'' - . CJIS.TV'1 . IIDablo t o _ . , . - alllre prbe movie fDOiqt al IIIIo roo awaed b)' lliiiFipolfton, )Ire program Wll .I modoot rreeurnalation of newahf) lbola, w!7 film rJ., forti and 11111 ~l'I"!J: l7l7d lhll modeoly_Wll lho drio! wtut of tbe hall hour. wbtclr pretended to little. restralaed 1tlelf from. 0 uodalna: • IMI•llllii!IIIIJ omr~ootec~ m """"' a1 bour fJlm blocrapiJ, al111o - · te .._ owa In u~:•-;N~IYgOOOOI;~·~~~~~~_,.~~~~ ,...,....., to..._ ·~·-· ..I' • " rHiq.....U.Wllllamllortllrl• Twentieth Cerrlaey-Fos, wlllds ortlelt oboul111o old .... altl>i .. : " . ·-fired Mila Malrrao from lire ..W al. ~ "ll1lelt 1.- I ' "-'"'1'1 Got lo Gift"' llllftjJ ~ Cmm• "llo ,_ ,..... •lllrl' "'Y• bolare bor o!Mtb, I70W II pl171D1rr11017 - l o lri70W 1.faU·Itrlath ~ ' - oboul tolll ,.., ...... J7l ~~-·- ' IJ.Oij\ •• . 2:'".. her llfe, UIUTJ1oo1t 81111- 710 f... told yw - : but few , oi...S- inl . -.. David Walpra daes'mrt~ ,.._ lpiNCI tM tiD» auu... l.aJac , • .,. · ~ -~, II allo roporlod at Oa 11\e albor luall. thul-llllo 11. .,.. 1111· a YN ' '"' ..... blo~Gi7. far ....... 11711 ""--' poiDt8IIJ •111o·!Milbo&' &:-qa;...'SUnday aJabt, for tilooo apUva.d IIJouallllbiJywood'o hlri I7IMil lrl u.::::•-~ "' IIIla •hNrful COFI!POIIIIao. both 8 mrrt.l.nd .... bor tblrlt 11.·-lll&lr - 111 'f'!_===:=!~~:::::::.!~ l_.=~~!!~~~=-j I• BRANNEI i \ !. �,' .. I -·- • ·'"'~ ' - - -~ , .. "' I • • - ·• · - "·· ·' ~ ......,.,. ...... 'l'!Ort, n.. Har. ..,._Y·-~-~ "ftt ·D • I' k,,•......, lido Pil ,. ., c.-, "'IIII& ....._• - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - •••.,......... ' ..... lbGut wbiclt .,.,.. . p 4-Hw ..... ... d 70 lc bolloll, ..... - · · .,.,. I .., *'I •r•ril)- _ , . . """'""' W ~ ..... Jill • ,...,, ••• J M!lillia wi. JJt. C... 11PI81. TEEEVISION IN KEVIn . ....a Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo:t,_0., Mar. 26, 1963 1 WANT AD INFORMATION (9, FOR SALE . (9) FOR SALE - ..... ,.-----------..,-. ....----· · · w• --'•li ----- AlloJ ~ oa l7l7d ,.. , . . 111 u.-. liJ Ullii.,IIC JWIW !IJIIll< far 1M "CII8 lleplril" for .... I foot rlepflll- 5111--. .,.._. I'Noll ............ nlllvloly .... ..., WIJ· 11711 1llo ,.._ 111o *•cera 117111 'hewllta Oldoll AFIIM'- dlltdl 1r1 HOLLYWOOO <UPJi .- poi;!W-al-· _ . . . , '!' lho coalroYenlll •ldeoiallll 1llo . . . _ '-'"lt•IN II tild IIIDoo M~rllyJo -,o dfed t1 117 • • ~ fiw INt.,.., 115 1llo • tl petlld4oo. :nre oludy '.!r be St. Petor'o a..rdl Ill 81. • Mrs, Hall, 71, , Dies Monday After Dlness - -- 5 \ IIIII 5 .....- a1 pills, 1rot w tlaJdl,. lllowiDa t1 _.,. piiQieri w1tb _...,.. a·Iioolt 1D(. telepbaae, -film ...... bor ..... ~ 'fl"llt7. have-.....,....,,.. DAILY CROSSWORD n--~~r~.-.•.n•w \'1!l'kblr to bo 0nt to toll uo !'.... 11111 al 111o ...,.. al lho IIIFI<k· p1711oo ilor7 .... 111 •~M~Pt G«<qe, Benrrudl. - Lll- . 1.=::"' _...No,_ ·=ol tr::.,.. .. . Mea• -• ~ - • ii:~... - "-- -r ·=-- . _.,.- .. . _ ' . all'loo...- .=r.. , . :::::'".": "'u_ _ ...... GIII-I?' far~ a5141Bmloncl aWoorABC.TV. wlllcll JO'i dool 1 half· wtttJris11 made her ail ........., ·aorra1ao1"' JIJb w-. lich. who passed away WMPO Radio \ Rest Ia Peace You are not forgotten , loved . ·' .,ttNIIAY 1lllW I'IUDAY 1:00 Newt 1;011 Country Music ,.,. 1:20 Co11771rY J . 1·30 Newo U5 Farm World Newrr 1:45 Yelp CGun1J RFD 1:1111 Newt 7:06 Rro•kfaat PartJ ·7:30 ~""" ~:: f:":..!': 17:!1111reakfaat P.., 7:30 Newo 7:311 llrWfall l'artJ' 1:00 Newrr 1:011 BreUfut hrly 8:30 NewJ 1:31i llreakfaat PutJ t:IIO tlewJ t:OII BNdlut PlriJ i:IS JFIIIF!I 8Uick Sbow ., ;~: ~ 1'1i1r Bymn;rl . 111~:011110 NPoewalka P•.... D-·kf:J": . -.. ..•· 1\adlo 10 :ss Mu 1n the All 8:30 Van P Sport 8bo1l •Ui Breakfast Good Life I ;OQ w a 45 t :IJ(I t:Oii 9:30 . 1,35 WE WISH to extend our ih3riksl and gratitude to all who rendered assistance and syntpailhy during the time of and burial of ··our Dana Fisher & Family. J. B. Bailey & Family, Mrs. C. C. Wolf & Family. 3-211-ltp I 01 NOTICES SINGF.B electric sewing rna· ance. cancelled? your chine, A-1 condition, sews for- I license' C&ll W\' 2-2966. ward and backward, darns, Send brief resume to Mr. I t5 patches, monograms, etc. No ' Wuver, Box 509, Galli· ~F;;;E;;;EccO;;;F';;-;$5;:-.;;;:-cw 00 =i;;;ll-;be :-:-c:;:ha c:cr=g:::; ed attachments needed. $34.61 polis, Ohio. for pumping basements in Sy~ cash or 7 payments $6 month· j ~~~~=~~~~~l racuse. This money is to be ly · WY 2-2204. ;I:'m'iHEiii< . used to repair pump and ·3 22 tfc 1t person or equipment. Humphrey Rybrido pie ta live with - elderly man Syracuse Fire Developed area _ adapted -- in small town. Room board and small stipend. a 23 ate grown. HH :061 Silage corn ferences needed. Call WY LOSE WEIGIIT safely dnd HH !161 Late Ear Corn 6842, Mrs. Dale Barnhart, ily with De•·A-Diet tabl<ots, j HH 861 Best Ear Coro D. I, Middleport. only 98c. Stark Drugs. 3 30 3 I 60tp HH 761 Early Ear Corn Also Ohio Certilied HAM SANDWICHES, 15c and U. S. 13 805 L-41 "-"'· I 3(Je . Coffee 5c. Jack's Dairy W-64. Bar, Middleport. 3-25-6tc ReedsVille, Ohio, CaU · 667~195 . ~ 14 30tc (6) LOST f, FOUND sewing rna(18) cart. WANTED in chine, new 1003 modeL But· Lonholes, designs, blind hems ==~=o= Syracuse Finder overcasts, etc. automatica1ly. WIDOW, WANTS please call Milton 1\0tlSn. WY $59 cash or 8 payments $7.96 baby sitting. Lorena z.ti786. 3-26-3tp monthly. WY 2-2204. Pomeroy, Ohio. WY 2-6961. 3 22 tfc 3-19-fitp .' • e GARDEN SEED eFIELD SEED $1,795 h ton . Very low mileage. Like new. -· Party •Jall:er Fum. ~ NeW11 .:olfee Wltb Janet Newl COHee Wllb Janet BellY Newton Show 10:~ Tire 10:55 U:OO u: 115 11:30 11:35 12 ' 00 IZ:!S IZ:ID 1:00 l:Oii 3:30 1:11 t :GO Urrder OlrJo Sklet Newo Top Tell Show NewJ • Dutton 1 Top Tell 8bow t-4r, News- NooD Report 10:00 Newo MFlllc lnlerl7lde .IO:IY.J Min1sta1a1 A1aoe111k17 MerllD Teell 10:21! Momlng Jnterblde ~ .... 10:30 Newt Plotter Part,y 10:35 MorniDg Jnlerlurle News 11 ·00 Nm Platter Parl,y h 08 Swap Shop Newo t1 30 News f:D5 Platter Part,y 1140 Country 11oe00wn f:30 Newrr <Fanril1 •oWoribJP! 'l'IJarj;) f:IS Platter PartJ td5 UPlift Rnnm ~ I:GO Newo 11:58 low Jones Stoet Ave. 5:011 Platter PartJ t• IJ. Noon News 6:30 SJsn Off .:< :15 Mualc JUII i'or You 8:00 Februar) SJsn Off 12 IF Goeollert Guel1 Sllr rrl. -.a, i2 311 Muatc .lull !'or You T:IO Newt t ·OO Newo 7:35 Army Hour I .Oo l'i.uote Just Far You uo Rev. Ira Tibbl 1:-r No... 1:15 Clnrrdl at Wari: I ·:l.~ llu&tc JUII Far You B:30; Newo . 1:36 Pea~ -b!J 2 00 New• 1:06 Mul7l< JFIII For You 1:00 Wblp 01 llellliF& I 31• Nm 1:30 Cbun:ll Waold 8' 45 SuadaJ Clrlpol ! ·35 Music JFIII For You 3 111 ~"'" Voice of Propbec)' 3'05 PlaFier Party Newo 3 :111 NeW11 Perapectlv.. 3 ~ Platter Party Social Seeurll;II 1 00 New• Countey IIJIIIII 'IIIIi · ~ 115 Platter Party Newo • : 1~ Blaettrrar AIIIO bow Countey Hymn 'nlllt Trres, II tbun. ~ f : 10 Local Newa 4 10 Mualcal 114ys1er1ea Rev. *liD Tlloar ~ . _ _ ~ · 00 Nen 1:30 Lulborar Dour 5'05 Plotter PartJ I:IO Newl Ull Sip 00 1:1111 i11p1111 ~'I 1tour ' 00 Sip Off 1:311 llirck .. lbo IIA1\IRDAY SCIIIIDlJLB 3:10 Rev. 'lbcinre • ·oo :'II!"" 1:30 11re Quiet Hour 8:011 Country Music Time 4:110 News 8:30 Ncft 4:11i l!rmdaJ ~ e 31 Farm World Nowo 4:30 New~ 6:40 RFD ·4:!11 011 1 Jill Nen 1:1111 ,.bi'aary '-' Piekup. Wide Side B fl. body ·w. W.JI f!"· lltrt• .' alollilli- ~,., ,, ::.... =• ....... ~~,.QP ~ ar- _,.._ ,...., .. , , _ :g:,.,.,. ..::-:. ,. _ -.!. ::-1~~~ ::=A a_ , _. · _... ell - a~- n r C.:=,..--;;:. •DDOUaCt ... ~ lr.a Of* .... .. GASOLINE ALLEY =., -. ... ~ ....= I a.~W•• ·-- - DAILY Clll,_l!,.ft"'OIIUMIJ- ._.. llow .. nr11 ttl .. t::: H :t:~ '· Oao. -iilmpl)'-for-.Dt-~AII- ,_ ...111o llano I/o, X .... tbo- O'o, olo• ...,. - · llvp5dto, t11o loqtll - - in aFI - "'..111o llaJ 1111--- ... _ , QJK IRA I II: BIll: VBIG VBAIKSQDGR'QII: • KQKS VBIG D.SIII: BAP 111:.11 B II D P B D 111:' 1 ~ LJI:S, NANCY l'M A FRIEND OF NANCY's .. TEI...I... HER - I I a' 81 B A a,.........,, Tial WORK CH CONIIC!IIIICJI ·----"""' Y-,.. Ulllli1i ·TIIII ~ DAVY JONII BO'UM All Tilll OWL, ICBVIWl . f. ·' '. ' '7 .• I. ''·"" j '' ....""·i't ,. ' i'. ~ ' ''~ ' OH , SPOOKY IS HERE WJEH RADIO frltodiJ ftroqlr Frldr.J 7:11 Sip On, Musical Clock 7:46 11re Iolfelirll 1:1111 Obio VrrlleJ New I: IIi Sporla . Today 8:10 World News 8:15 MFlllcal Clock 1:5& Co7DFDUDII)I Neww . .,., La~~:~»~ 1:10 Public Service 9:46 Slrowen of Bte.slrrg 10:00 Ma8orr County h... Vl:OII Trllt ot the Towrl 12:05 Lacal Newo IZ:lO Obio Newo IZ: IS lllarle&o lUll Lifeguard BuDetin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 1~:30 12:45 1:55 S:OO 2:55 Agriculture Agent Countey Go 8orrrk. NeWF lleot Country Go l!ount NewJ Beat Midway Matinet N.,.. Pleat Diaclng witlr !lou lnterclwJge Community News World II National NeWI DICK TRACY l oOO 3:5& f:OO 16:5& World Newa 4:30 11:1111 Talk of llro Towa IUC!III Fri. awr.b Belli Ring 5:110 5:01i U:46 World ~U :56 Muorr Ool7rrt:y Newt 5: I~ Sp0wgtt1 oa Sporlo 12:. Oomm;;nll)l Newl 5:30 SJgii Off WE'VE PUT o:t'r Al'i "tiLL P01NTS" !IV' a.«mR F'll<IMA i=.~-; ALARM FO~ HER' BURLAP SAC. JH AS!AU'D l!a<CAR, en. A SLtCH'l' ......,.R, A FAltrr 1<0!171- AIBII AND $LATS By RAEBURN VANBUREN By LEFF •nd McWILLIAMS WINNIE WINKLI .. I , a- WAI...DEMAR GLOXEN6LONKER · SPOOKY = 120) BUSINESS '62 GMC _ .,._ . . .......,. II.:? MOD- l horne. March 26, 1961. lho~drlnllrrc.,...,. eaJopo wblclr ....mtod fAirtlr aft. er Iior deatb, rm<! wblclr, mi>ro IJwt .~ ioveaiod eurnpJ.oo o1 17FICiiatroDod ~nosY l7l7d blind!)' juvealla, ..11-Bollywood prvvlilr!1IID Aa IIIIo -.e pal u henell: ..I just want to be wpnclelful."' morallzlai _117111 1...er.IJJ let llro Tile "''"'' - . CJIS.TV'1 . IIDablo t o _ . , . - alllre prbe movie fDOiqt al IIIIo roo awaed b)' lliiiFipolfton, )Ire program Wll .I modoot rreeurnalation of newahf) lbola, w!7 film rJ., forti and 11111 ~l'I"!J: l7l7d lhll modeoly_Wll lho drio! wtut of tbe hall hour. wbtclr pretended to little. restralaed 1tlelf from. 0 uodalna: • IMI•llllii!IIIIJ omr~ootec~ m """"' a1 bour fJlm blocrapiJ, al111o - · te .._ owa In u~:•-;N~IYgOOOOI;~·~~~~~~_,.~~~~ ,...,....., to..._ ·~·-· ..I' • " rHiq.....U.Wllllamllortllrl• Twentieth Cerrlaey-Fos, wlllds ortlelt oboul111o old .... altl>i .. : " . ·-fired Mila Malrrao from lire ..W al. ~ "ll1lelt 1.- I ' "-'"'1'1 Got lo Gift"' llllftjJ ~ Cmm• "llo ,_ ,..... •lllrl' "'Y• bolare bor o!Mtb, I70W II pl171D1rr11017 - l o lri70W 1.faU·Itrlath ~ ' - oboul tolll ,.., ...... J7l ~~-·- ' IJ.Oij\ •• . 2:'".. her llfe, UIUTJ1oo1t 81111- 710 f... told yw - : but few , oi...S- inl . -.. David Walpra daes'mrt~ ,.._ lpiNCI tM tiD» auu... l.aJac , • .,. · ~ -~, II allo roporlod at Oa 11\e albor luall. thul-llllo 11. .,.. 1111· a YN ' '"' ..... blo~Gi7. far ....... 11711 ""--' poiDt8IIJ •111o·!Milbo&' &:-qa;...'SUnday aJabt, for tilooo apUva.d IIJouallllbiJywood'o hlri I7IMil lrl u.::::•-~ "' IIIla •hNrful COFI!POIIIIao. both 8 mrrt.l.nd .... bor tblrlt 11.·-lll&lr - 111 'f'!_===:=!~~:::::::.!~ l_.=~~!!~~~=-j I• BRANNEI i \ !. �_, (~ I '(/ Mar. :18, lHS , ' \ .. ,' 'e-. . • '·' l : I .. .. . \\' ~ . 1 W. t " ~ • ·I' r. • ...,., .....,.....,.•...... ,.. ,,, • • WEA..... entt.n y ~t .. . ' • • lniJII!I, H. . . ~ r•.1'"- •·~·,_,., Of r11. ,,..,.,...,. ,.,... ' : . ' ....• WEDNESDAY, PRICE 27, 1963 IVIAKI TwoHardWar6Store Other Buil~i~gs In $40,000 L.e9ll, ' HUSH PUPPIES I COMPLETE .COLEMAN P~CKAGE HEATING . SYSTEM ......... o.t; loftdedLine Air Cotldltloal"l lkollrls AH Y------'. -___'395• Plus lnltollotioa CHASE HARDWARE LOCUST ST. WY2-2511 d ' MIDDLEPORT . ) j ·I ' }',' • ~ RIVERSIDE, CAL. MONTE CARLO J•nu•I'J' 23 II I lolM ptriorll'lfiiiN tnt of lwlk11, suspension tnd steerlnr on tht twillIna Ri~H:lkll IPOfb e11 count, DM Gume, drm 1 ford hlrdtap to viclorJ 0¥11' 43 othw stock Cln. Th• 5IJO..mllt 1rlnd demgnstrated Ford 'l aaperl11 WID. IIIdTHURf. Mil rch 27·21 NOT O,IN 1111 'SK Flllcoll V-1 S,Winb 1111dtlht~ '''** dtbut wilt! • tllowint In ~· 2.5110-mllt Molltt-Cirlo RIIIJt. Throuah llnpi'1 wont wfntlr wnlhtr tilly PM;~ lit llld 21111111 dhl. a..ldts this FRIDAY & SATURDAY ... ......,.. _._ •.• tilt ltlmlnllld 1'0111-lloldinJ, Sprint ilffflfld nery tntrltlt i1 Morch 29-30 PURE OIL TRIALS J•nu•rr 27 DAYTONA, FLA, F•bru•rr 24 In • CDmpetltkwl dnl!nld to test '"· II'Ound ptrtwrnenCI, fonts wert overIll wiMers In Cl111l 111d Clns II Jll tbt Pu" 011 rffforlhlnct Trilb II Dl)'ton1. Their tculp~rfonunct dtslin tddtd up to mott toUt polnb in 111 tconomy, ltelltrllkln and brtkilf evtnts. Dly&oni "500"'' hlltoly WIS madt wfiH 'iJ\i fords blued into th1 fiflt fivt pl-1 Since O.pt0111 II ttll tDuahllt track In tl}t world, this W.ll eylwitnfll pt1111f thlt ford'• lotll • , .J llwloflltnet desla:• Cllll endure II.. m·ulmullt ill IUtomoliwl punllhmtnt. o..' • ' Elvi1 Presley _......,. ·= 0 '· Connl!ll. Anne Helm, Joanna Moore, Jack Ktuachen. "STAGICOACH TO DANCERS' ROCK" :.- Warren Stevens, Martin Lan· dau, iody Lawrence, Judy Don. ,. •' FALCON SPRINT HAitDTOf' . '.• ' ' I· GRAND OPENING . BIG DOUBLE FEATURE EACH NIGHT N11W VO)iK IVPII -Publish- I Walter N. 1' T hat's the way Nadon· wide 's new Jumping Junior life insurance plan works - 'actuaUy jumps 5 'imes in face value by the 'ime your child is 21. Yet the low premium always rernaim the same. For full details, contact: IN COLOR Featuring Spencer Tracy and "rank Sinatra < MAX WARD -ALS0- 1/DESERT PATROL" The adventure story of a handful of heroes fight· ing the kind of war that wasn't In the book. CARTOON IL.::.:::.:;.:::.•••••• Show Storts At Dusk . \ MAR. WY 2-2460 115 1. 2nd Pomeroy ~ ~-----.J .•J ... •••and here a,. the 63~8 that,gave total proof of .Fords· durability and handling I the Daytona "500." On everi bujy cross street·- . ; ' you want the brakes. that won on Riverside 's I!W•,.,.-It..ltt. packed rush of 5 o'clock traffic, on a twistlns mountain rt~ad, the·results are iinportant to yOu. 0 On every slippery surface you need .t ht kind of roadabilily that placed five Fords out front j n The WCTU will meet Friday .... ~.,. \ evening at 7:30 p.m. Bt the I~ . Middleport First Baptist , This bi KEITH Go·&L E' . ATIORWIDE an Jmportant ·. Llfl INSUIANtiE COM,ANY Adulto 60c · ' ' ·•·..V •-·-""'~"'· OhL> ~::~:.J\ :,~~:nl &:ll members are , uraed Ill and be presenL .. ___:_ :· .·___ · bUfCb , .' 461 S.h Thlrcl Sf. • • ' ' ' ' ..''il' sports car circuit. Your erigine will hold up better WsiNIIIt~ through years ·of · turn~JIIC.e use because it's as •• •ltta! ,...,..,...,... beautifully balanced as falcon'• Monte Ctrlo F. V·B's. 0 The wiooing competition Olr Is llo•ind lor . . be agreal<oad.car-and Ford i1 the big wl.~nerl . " . ' • . , . ... nAII..:..-..w~fi!IMTI ~ --~/ fMCH•fAI .... •P*•flll i <. .. "• I · RD 0 u• · Alb · F· u~D ., INC. .. ,_. ... Hetald 'fbayar, I . You may never see a competitiVe auto event. But at 30 mph oo rain-slick blacktQp, lo the dose- .Tr*, presldeol otIll1aewspaper ·unity, «>mmlttee. re;> The break wu ..... lor ela· oald that resentini all the. uoion.•. . F, M, Ilion in hefty segmento ollhe city'• were . done J·hl• . publication Flyfm, ·publisher of the Daily ;economy: Department stores, real lll*~b!i 1 rhutdown 1 . ~· .., .IIJ!!. ,llr<els , tonight.~ News, &adl both s14ea j>ad "learn· ~ estate brokers, theatres, employ· ol iiitnoost lbreo iDc2 -~ll l wl~ the 'ftlursdoy morning edl_t ed a lot." ment agencies. book publishers, mMllu> tn naUon'a IJrgesl city. 'nie othrr ~. morning· PI" l<ncl'TIIayer·d«larod, ••we think railroads, hotels, and reatauranto. Tlio pres101 w.... rea<17 tD rol!, Times. Mlrror· aild •the we ~avo something wa can build f M..y• ......,., All.,.le4 I• lnd K wu certofa Indicated they equ!d .........,ri).elhlng wl)lch will 'loll<:< Le!'J tool~. but P""'ibly more Moo!k5 be out wllbill 1 leW boura "'"' laj>or ielatlona ill Now York." trasll:. we., the eflecto of the liei~t: The were withdrawn. He ldaed, ·~nus ' Is a day,· we shutdown ori such smaU sroups as . · 'illl 8oe Nn ""'"1 ..h!Iv• ~eif· Jorwar.j to lor 1io the city's 259 blind -odeaters, l' ~~~.::iii~~=·~~: ·Jiilpen-lhe days iuld It Is 1 ~appy one." fmany ol whom ha~ to go ti> rela· · World· Tell!!- '.ftlere Were ·uno·.wlnnert, and, tives or to the Lighthouse AssoSUn, LOOg Island ~ hope, no losers." he said., He elation for lhe Blind for help. . , Long Island ~ WGU~ not to~ment on whe~her j The hs~ of workers dtsplaced j . ;iob!ems ' I~ the . 111\l'*g·, ll<W'J'I'P""' · '!'•~hl l from lheor Jol1s by ll)e dispute ~-::~ ~ - railei the1r price froiD five cent.l is :awi!SOIIle: Pllper mDJ worker!!., to · •llmliai·''iheitb io diml · . · employiio ol acWertising agencies 1'f"f\,'"' lblt 1 . .UII<h!y bjackpul knlled aav· and public relat•ons lirms, waste· .. Jnlo. the' ciiY'o eoonomy. paper dealers, and ...rkera in" eri .i!Id olriklol ...-,grayera 1 came \ CD . terml early today, ali i fStJtd' ·.· Age 21: e TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY e . . M.etropolis ·Presses :To Roll Today r - - - OPEN FOR. THE SEASON - - - , TUES. & WED., MARCH 26 & 27 Family Night every Tuesday and Wednesday. A car load or a truck load admitted for the price of tw~ adult tickets. Bnng your family and your neighbor's farruly and enjoy a big evening of en· tertainment. See our big double feature program and cartoon. I : ' wei ·1!0~\!JUII!« ' ' • '' 'ri "FOLLOW THAT DREAM" (Technloolor) Elvi1 Presley, Arthur Jj . .Mtclcljtport, 0, I Joss 9fJm~re Imy,;aa businesses conqected With. All\l Its If#~'- tbo.. pJOJ~<trS, . n6i ·to J!ientiOn' tHe rett •a• r.r · . ' 19,lli4 i!!Dp10yea, .,. ' tragic IIIII never tO be b the IOoi; of lni1J1111•· tloa to the read•"· to,11Jh0m ~ 1. . Con'\!'~ !'I ' • , . . " EASTERN MINSTREL -:- Students of .Eastern High school, under direction of Mrs. Allee Nease, ~·rlll•" an annual minstrel presentation Thursday ilnd ·Frklay night. Curtain time is 8:08 p.m. both nights. ·~ttlj,lg Is shown her~. ·&Dd included In lhls ~ne ue. dancers, I. tor., C()mplete with veils, Nanoy< '8aker, R~·~~ 'f11JSSell, (3arbara McGrath, Fern Hartung and Julia McCoy. In the background Sheik Lyle Swam j>o:ae1 ~ S> . ".' ~~~·~~camel, Gary Landon l!l!d Cbarltl. We)ler. 7 Sel!tinel Photo. . . . ' ): ,. "n " \ r;: · ,.~_..·;~,:~\r.ii.i~'"i'l ~ , , . . . ! '~"·"' .... ,A~, , � 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 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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