http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d126413df347c70ebec06d1909a979c7.pdf 606cb3f6a6b59d5faad21cad8b9c6291 PDF Text Text . -. . . • r· • ,. • !!~~~ SenUnel, Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt. o., Apr. 2, 1985 ,~~ l 1 -Id.;u Tho ICConl II on .-luo In lllis Ruglr( sportcroft... jockot eomtort-cut swinoue """ Patentod Koopod<ot • Double ewer shouLder yoke Guorantood woshabltlty Fabric •nd ft,eturel thltu,...lly Coat Dlv<ll ..... ~~n~~185 ZEPEL RUGBY sporic1'after BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0 . ' Regional Spri~g Meeting. t~ be: ~ell By Area Garden clubs ot Rio Gronde Mainly About People In Pomeroy TOP J'()ST 010 11 1 clerk Ill Syracuse, If. E Ayres executive Y. and oubooquently oerood u of U,. Central 1 alllre 1!11D81Br, salol mane· of the Great Atlanticlser IIIII direCtol' ol saleo In tha 'acil'lc T.. today Centrsl Olvlsk>n bolore eleded of the 01· eieckd a vice .j)f6ldent of the Mr. and Mrs. Orville• ~~:;\ He · A&P 34 l'ltllbuflh Unlt ill IIIII. Mr. and Mrs. John . G daughter , Patricia and Mrs. Powell attended the 1 of Mrs. Willlam Allen, a Laurel Cliff resident, at Tuesday. They retul'!l· Easy to wear Easy to care for ' home Wednesday . Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wise and family of Toledo spent the past weekend with his mother. Mrs. Wise. . and Mrs. Herbert Dixon and SUsan and Roger 11l~ited · Sundsy at Shade with M r ' George Fulton and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pratt and famil y. Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan of Long Bottom were Pomeroy visitors Thursday . They also visited In Middleport with Mrs. Lucille B. Hawkins. Mrs. E. J . Tracy substituted the Salisbury School this week Mrs. Walter Bunce who was ill. Mn Robert Rit,.hle and Mrs. Bill Grueser spent Wednesday at Belpre with Mrs. Paul Grin· <- tead. BOOKS AUDITED The books of Chester Councll Daughters of America were aud· ited Tuesday evening at the horne of Mrs. James Ridenour, trustee. A social hour followed the audit and refreshments were served by the hostess to Mrs . F.ddie Hartllng. trustee ; Mrs. HaUie Frederick, recording sec· ; retary; Mrs. James Van Meter, · financial secretary; Mrs. Ross Cleland. colillcil deputy Mrs. Henry Eichiiiger and M r s. George Sargent. ; NOW elodi!IW trala ~ • • 7· ldlo "' . , ......,.. ol tbo N..., YHII, BaYee 6 Jlan. lonl !loll. . . . .. J - II, - ben: J= a.e11 I f'• ftte frltVil~ lJI n..·lfeip.M_,. ~· ~. lvJ . John · qtneer of Dlflsliln '10 ;( ·the State lfig!J-.;ay ~ aald · Friday niflhl In Mlddlipeft, that bids probably wllf bi aometlme this fall for Nlocillon of RoUte 33 If. oute 33 Also hlibllflhtln8 the 1111!1 ~IItrlct 111ee1Jng, which was~· ild by about 80 persons, w... remarks by Wayne Ward, alate director of the Ohio Division of W~. Hud<bC, Low· renee, Athelia, ~ and Morgan. ~·of the event were State Emplofeea David MlDer of Middleport, RoUand Torrence of Tuppen Plalna and hl!fd· at tile 'Martin reslalll'ont. •ble, Sprblgo 19; · ' lfnghain. The re-'<a by Dolrier lnsplr· ed an "~lion by Meigs offi· <lals .IINI· community leaders attendJI!C tho dinner meeting he emphasized lhe· imP,ort'ance and Fonner Congrmman Pete of the paSiage ol· lr;sne · J ~ Abele wert amonc the 1""11 garding appOrtlllmrient 'of the present. Women present were house of rep~t!""-·· · -· Dorothy ~. Evelyn LucCounties repreoenled at· )hel,kt and Eleonor Robt1011, all ol meeting were N~ Meigs county. . Melis,' Gall!i, . ' l1 in Porramauth SIMPLIFY YOUI PURCHASE ... AND SAVE ••• WITH A LOW-COST BANK LOAN! Avoid the !edious red tope - flwmldng plans Jmolole and, at the same tilDe, tc~ve money oa tbe -..,y c:oot <If yOAM API """ Gel QM of - law-e bonk aulo looPsll OTHER POMEROY NATIONAL BENEFITS. __ '11le Portsmouth District >!ethodist Youtll rally will be held Sunday noon, April I, at Trinity odlst Church ill Porlsmouth, to S p. m. Guest speaker be Bishop Ensley, who bss recovered from a near fatal auto accident this past year. Parents of tile youth aud terested adults are welcome attend. Those planning to tend are asked to contact Mrs. Leo Smith or Mrs. William RUB· PLAN CAR WAilll The Senior class of Pomeroy Rlgh School will sponsor a car wash from 9 a.m. through B p. m. at tile former Hackett's Sohio Station on East Main·BI thfs Saurday. - ---TO BE INDUCfED Franklin J. Ebersbach, Porneroy, will leave for Induction to the Army at Fort Columbus on April 5, Beitectlve Service Board Clerk Lowery' said today. 3. Choose tho ona monthly poyment plan !hot best fits your burlgal •dded cost ta you s.. How Llttlalt Costs To Financl Tha Pomeroy Notional Woy In water, sound travels at a speed of about UOO feet a second. AMOUNT I OF LOAN 36 MONTHS 30 MONTHS 124 MONTHS 118 MONTHS ' $60.55 $46.66 $1000 I »2.77 I »&.33 90.83 70.00 57.50 49.16 I 1500 I 121.11 93.33 76.66 65.55 2000 I' 181.66 140.00 115.00 98.33 3000 I MEIGS THEATR£ I ~~POMEROY NATIONAL BANK l NEW TIRES SAFETY CHAMPS · ~k•. Offer 0oocr •. 4 ''NIGHT TllAIN TO PAII,II" Lulie Nielsen, AlfJia Gur SUN., MON. TUIS. -TochntcolorTbe Dave Clark rt-Tbt '• Anlmaio-Gelz lo GUberl& JimmY Smith Tri.,.The 8~· doU..Frelldle Bell·Roberta 1Jnn and tbe Bell Boy•llll'J Member Federal Depo.tt illllurante Corporatloll ' YOUR SAVINGS NOW lEARN 4% INTEREST I I c.-- Ann 14obi01'.Chad Evm>tiJOin O'Brien-Naney Slnatra PHiurellellpook To Me Admlsolon 711e & Markln1• Not Mtatiolled Phuong. One was shot down over the target. It! pilot para- Another Navy jet hit by Com- ~~~. • damaged hydraulic sys- A Navy pilot who flew oo the raid said Communist anti-air- cratt fire tooked !ike .. horrible 1 belches of orange flame from .:... ·,~";_ 1 '-,,1··' . , ; \:_: ~! . 3 youngsf ers, 1 ' .' I Maybe4,Die In Duplex Fire I Tay}or Ready T0 step up Ri0 Grande'8 vIet • Nam war story to be T0 }d at Show Sally_Str'//35-25-35 R r£aemg • Contraets are • hday It'sFan Dancer'sBIrt T be Awarded :""has a.m .. prlt"'" "GET YOUIIILI' A COLLIGI GilL• Member Federal Reserve System make. .l:; ..:...:':l ; a.tter Ttion Orlglnll Eqlll,.... Dan O'Herllhf and Walter Matthau RUTLANb ' , Communists Claim 12 U.S. Craft Downed; We Admit 2 Lost in Air Over Viet Cong J..: TONIGHT l SATURDAY "'FAIL IAPI• *~~SERVING MEIGS COUNTY FOR OVER 93 YEARS • • • ' · · l L t t Eas ter S ea e ers are ; ... _ . .npa .. n . v . 0 a ry u . Cl b d b.J R t P' elflcllllf TV, Unf/1 April 17th ,, < . ' :;;:.. I der to stop the flow of poiso110us acids into the stream. VItal Uok - - - -- - - -- uThis would Dot only prevent further inere_ase ~! The spokesma11 said the lrAAW"=~~Imwsc.:w~~tmltl, . . . .· pollution, ~u.! ~ventually bridge Is a vital link connect· A de•r apparently survived I BO~ STUFFING B!;lE .- .Dick Rosenbaum, left, president of the Mlddleport-Pome. would stop 11, Bald the con· melt A. Conway, Ohio Unlver· ,ing Hano with Cenlrat Viet after It ran Into tbe side of I roy RDf.lry club, ~elps box 5,yo<l Easter S<;al letters Friday mgh! lo be mailed to gressman. sity Regional Development In· I "We accomplished Jhe mis· a car driven by Paul M. Mela'V'eoullty reSidents. At right is Rotanan Carl Horky. Rotarians, as indlv!duais, In describlnl pbssea of lbe st!tute offi<lal; and Robert I slon. We knocked out the McElroy. 43, Rt. 1 Pomerny.l' .,.~on the work of the Meigs County Crippled Children's Society which is financed Appalachia program, he said Cobb, Galt!a county work unit bridge," the spokesman said. Tile McElroy car was belog lbrougb Seal Sales.-Sentinel Photo. the l!lreom IDlYI be cleaned ~p oonaervatwmst . I The bombed bridge spanned drl•en south on Rl. 7 at 8:15 _ , if It 11 to be_ used for industr.t~l Special guests Introduced ' the Songmi River on the north· p.m. Friday, two and six and recreatlOnal purposes. It were Jim Rupert, ma.yor of ern outskirts of the city ol teotbs miles sooth of Middle~~ :~v: .~~~CO:..':!~t'~~ Wellston; Kenneth Kriebel, ..,.. Thanh Hoa.. The bridge carries port, when lhe deer r811 f':"m CANTON. Ohio (UPI) Thr" .....,.! In H--•tn vice director from Wellston; 1the only railroad and only rna· west to east across the b1gb- young children and possiblJ a 8Iream .,..tat"'1 ua~o I eoun- Paul Uaskins and John Morgan, jor highway between Hanoi and way. The Obto State Patrol, fourth wer~ burned to death ... ty, and flows into the Obto ~iv· Gallia county commissioners; Central Viet Nam. which jovestigated the acci· day when fire ra~ed out of conI ~r near Eureka, below GaUtpo- Bill Smitll, Gallla county exten· dent, ...ported minor damage trul at a two·famlly dwelling .. • ~ I ~ hs.Mr MoO aion agent. tt tile C'ar. the ctty s southwest We. ' Her ...inted eat Extra fire companies wert . . tllol illllllatr!ld firma W beoa Pled&ea of support were re-, """""""""""_'_"''""" summoned lo the scene •• the Rotarians and RotaryAnns of, the Meigs County Hubbard, Mr. end Mra. fa tile - · ... evOI'flldnl ceived from the Engle Construe··· bbo b . the Mlddleport·Pomeroy pled Ch!ldren's Society. Horky, Mr. and Mrs. John met oet lor b,y fa. lion Co., of McArthur; Dodrill stu rn laze contmued lit elub dined at Rotary served as a Mr. and Mrs. Rlcbsrd daolrlaJ finn1 lbe n""P' Ford Sale, John Walburn and burn. One fll'l!man was ov""' school ealeterla lfOup" ahout'l7 years Rawlings, Mr. and M ro. 11o11 of Racoooo Crook. T.. Son Timber and Farm Pro. · come by smoke. . !ng then stuffed an to organlle the· soolety · Wi!Uam Blaettnar .Mr. - . . . failed to 1er ducts also of McArlhur The three dend children ...,.. G,OOO lelterl lo county . continued to provide Mrs. Richard ~baum, lolls lle<aue .. :.:...~· Stanbaugh, chal.;.,an of identified as Dina 4; G"'ID<f· lnvlllnl Eaater . Saal purchesea. man (and woman) . powe~. and Mrs. Pllll Smart, Mr. Other pokers last nlght In· the committee preoided Dud· 3, and Karen , I. ali children ,. Rotarians, as . lndlviduals, The stuffing bee took I h·•l Mrs. casb Bahr, Mr. and eluded Blll Holliday, of tho U. ley Harder read the min~tes of WASHINGTON (UP)) - U.S. Mrs ..Ruth Lambert, 2S .. AIIOII>Iilali thelllllelvea each year of tbe club'a regular Jack Robson, Mrl. George S. Corpa of Army Engtneers, two prev!oua meetings. Jab Ar- Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor ' er child . .Wayne, 6, was m crl~ do the !lor., connected 'witb meeling usoaUy 1rt, Mrs. Richard Owen, Huntington, w. Va.; J. Sher· pln·ight served as public ,..Ia· Ileaves t~ht for his Saigon cal condllmn, and a f1fth wao Easter Seal Sale wblch Methoclfat church_. . McComas, <leno·Grate, Ed· man Porter, director of admit· lions for the evening, and ClUU'· post to direct ~ steppe<f-up anti· Rio Grande College willl be behoved trapped m the burn1nc of tile · MHS laon Boker, end Wendell Ger· lance, Rio Grande CoUeae; Em· leo Withee took several pictures.' Communlat dnve whteh In· represented at the First South- house. . . . the . lach lnd aon. volvea sending "~vera I thous- eastern Ohio Business and In-. Authorities sa1d Mrs. LamASilstln& with the. work and" more American troops to dustrial Show held this year in :bert was token to Altman H.,. nlibt wete Mr. and South Viet Nam. connection with Regatta Week·! pita! in critical condition from ' · Jenldilson, Mr•.and · e8U Offi<lals oaid there was no end ot Pomeroy. I cuts and burns. The Lamllert decision as yet on the exact The booth will be under the ' family lived in the downstairl Board Appro"ea number to go, but that the pro- c<><firection of Nicholas G. Kos-I apartment of a tw ..story ....... Report of Oerk. gram in the next few months tls, Field AdmiSSIOns Officer, O<:cupanls of the . upstainl undoubtedly would push the to. and Bruce M. Dudley. Director ! apartment escaped ~ CffiCAGO (UPI) -- Sally Rand celebrates her ftlst tal f u s ·m 1 of College Relations. Photo- firemen •aid. 0 birthday today stw In the same old rut-cavorting behind In :Outh' Vie~IN:.; :;-~nn~ graphs of the campu s . will be - --.pair of ostrich leather fans. the 30 000 k ps displayed and color slides of The Oblll Deparlmenlof High"Me retire? Perish the thought!" the birthday girl At ' m:rth 'l/ 500 the college will be shown on! Barnhill Attends way• wDI reoe!Ye bida IIIII let uid. · pres.en ere .are ' a continuous projector-viewer.! Ph Co t' . oontrarts for oxtenalvt reaur"Wby retire? I love danpng. I'm healthy, my fig- n S m!htary m~n '" S 0 u 1 h Today Rio Grande College is 1 one .nven 100 ''a<dllg projects In Molp and ure'l the same and I still - --- - ---·--- · - VIetNam. lncludiiiK 4,000 Mar. attonded by over 500 students I C. J . Barnhill of the. I" oountlel April rt weigh 113 pbwlds. \said. ''The owner Is ping tomes sent In last montll to guard !MID 13 stateo, the District of ITelephone Co. at CoolVIlle . The resurfacq ill . GliDe "My holr'a BID! blonde end lfve me • 'sorprise' birthday the .bltl alrbase at Da Nang. Columbia and two foreign coun- among the 850 telephone •t-i[CO<IIIIy wlll be on Rl 7 Ill ·Add!- 1'111 atm ....._~ cake and I upect I lot of old DISClosure of plans to send tries in a typical semester. The ttves and marNigemenl n • d Cbesbfrt ' to hJpa, Sbe 'lf8S harkinti bact to her friends to drop ln." further troop relnf=emonta maJOI'· ity of the sludents at the nei who attended the SOil an wna ... _.....___ ,.,, Fr' •- ·•••t after T •nual convention and trade end l• the vWqe of Cho8h1re eye.popp.,. ,..,.,_ _ II"~ came 1""Y "'6'' oywr coll<ge. however, still come lor a dl&tance ol 7 57 miiH CliO'I "A Centlll'l ol Jlrocresa" NEGRO FARMERS PlatED ended a week·long series of dJa. ens, Vinton, and washington ·~ the AOhio !alndt.ependth.ent · . ' Ill l&SS and ltM. 'ftlal obow cusslons with President John- from this area tGailla, P one """ 100 18 oe'7a~ ~lb In brought out tbe boya by the WASHINGTON (UPI)-Three son and other top olficials bore. Jackson. Lawrence. Meigs, Ath- the . Plaza Hotel In ~. in Mlddl~ 1bouaaDds IIIII modi Sally lam- NtlfO farmera haYO been ens, Vinton,_ and " '"hington w~ht\:!h~~~itsthe Melp llf.ttl!orlal,lliopltal ~· ol _.,_, ow. ploked to oerve on qrlculturo DRJV~Eo Count•es, Ohto; Mason County d lop feet or D·1 1s In ""'"' , . committees which Supet'Vise tbe •"' w v ) eve men ADMISSlDNS '-, .Edllh II Ul milea In 9lllll- ' I nevtr ttloppatl WOI'Idlll and llllmlnlatralion o1 federal farm Franklin D. Shoemaker, !I, · a. fcatona, lhe awards 'IJ·II.-oo twp , 011 . Rl. 124; 1 third I probably ....,'t far many pt'llll'lm& 1n Mississippi, Ar· of Rt. I, Gallfpolls was fined It Is to be a typical story ' l and talks by ~ed W mllea on Rt. IH Ill Obve fW'I. Lui ,Y"ar I ...riled 40 kansaa and Maryland. $11 and costa oo a spedblg ~ld in )nat one of the booths and non-lnduslty f~g~~res. and. the fourth 1.01 miles woeka and I w Y,lelity of book· Alflculture Secre.tery OrvUie dler&e ill Middleport Mayor m Pomeroy In connectwn w1lb APPROVES · EST 143 In SaUabury town· Ina• lined up !'If 1•;• 81117 L. Freeman selected lho men Lee Smith's court Friday. Olen Regatta Weekel:d. Area manu· WASHJNG::rut1ll'•n ind' In the vU!ap of Mill- said. Friday- to ..,..e on the atateo' ~e Doerfer, 5, Route 1, f cturers, institutinn•. and bus· H "I may drop o1 Alf1cult11rll !'lobllilatlon and Middleport, forfeited a fU bond inesses who wish to 'tell" or a tboutlb to do ........, . the..,., CoMm-otion (ASC) oomlillt- on the same charge. "soil;' In the few booths left partment roq...t for ... I'Ye been IDvUod to dDc \Gypoy' toea. '· are ' contact Pslnka Brothero be'• .._ the~~=1 TAKEN '1'0 JIOIIPI'I'"J. ud I do lbo Lillie ..... . Advertising Alency, Athens, or "' _,. up . p_, -..noJ , iopd- well." "'1 Tbo oppofllteea, the flrlll iiORE'l'UJUil ftUN-AWAY ,the POl eroy Cbsmber of Om>- doiDOallc fll'lil ·toOk .Mrl. llaudt ,to. . . , .,_ to 'ever aerve on otata 'l'ho Meigs Cooney Sberlff' merce. , place Mexklu ¥omorial holpltal at .......,IIJ II bldbla _... ACS eommlttees, aro GeofP ....,._ took I ,...,.ay . Tbe todar' .. I . '-~ 111114 ... .. ... at lllln&lll'l a..·w, Spsan of Mound Bayn\1, lit'I, ~m - count)' Into 0115• mcluded~~tJrtc~=~ wu II IIIIi homl. tl liliii Ill Cbap. , · . Mia: Ca!dwiD McMlllaJI of Aft<:lloi!Y Friday. Sbe wu turned Mei&t General Hospital lllOillar1 , ·oa Pllp,id .. "Ilia .. . - \;~ .. nqolla; Md. and John ~. over 1o her' patenlland return· ADMISSIONS - None. tho . •• • • " 1 • ~}, !; ""' ~· :·. ·~J~!!! ,,Ir, ~' M_,~~; ":!,~ ~ ~- al&bL DISOIARGES- N.IlL . !'. Maggie Manuel Of Racine Dies Friday. HA''M • ' ' .· ! tbJ river banks'' 1 .~ • Cong. Waitt!' !IIQtil,r,_itddreaslng approldmately 60 l·"'t.iday's raid was the closest HE'S AlLIN!}- Harve Eastman,..81J~·flrife kelp Cottnjie~ att~.l the '!lrihlifoD..RUJ:al Committee meet- U.S. pla~es have come to the ty Children's home super (when 50 or more children were lag Ill the Vmtoll Town HaU Friday night, proposed that Commurust capital of Hanm tllere) and active GOP polihc1an for many years ta Iii obsolete war explosives be used to blow up aband.oned and the first attack they have poor condition at Meigs General hospital. Thil picture mlneo along tbe llO·mile course of Raccoon Creek m or-, made on a non-military target. was taken about one year ago . •• Elberfelds In " - t l Your lhopplne Center. FREE 10 LB. EASTER . * * * I iI Wearing apparel for your fa•dy and furnishings for your home. Bricklayers Local No. 32 hold their regular meeting Saturday evening, April 3, 8 p.m. at the American Legton Hall, Pomeroy. Ifill be served. * * * • . . LOCAL TO MEET 4. Debt<ancelling life ln1urancels yours at no ' FiVECEMJ .. Proposes War Explosives \ Co Mi OW up 0 . a 01 1 nes Bl -----~:-::--:-:: . radio end 1 ppllan....rvlce, oil over thlo port of the -ntry. * * * It wa1 not certain Immediate- ticed national markings on the From 9AM to 9PM ·Is Sale Day AT ELBERFELDS POMEROY ELBERFELD$ lulve prompt delivery HI'VIca, """""' end . •,, ..1~.1,,~ 'ly whether the SOvfet.bullt jet planes. I munist anti·aircrafl fire crash· belonied to North Viet Nam, More than 100 Navy planes landed at the U.S. airbase in - ----- Da Nang, South Viet Nam, . roY J- whether any llgilllnc accurred The returning U.S. p 1I o Is . chuted into Communist·h e I d durinl the encounter. made no mention of having no- Iterritory. The Rev. M. E. Dowson speak at the Syracuse Meth,.·ll dist Church, Sunday evening, Aprll '· at 7:30 p. m. w!th special music by Mrs. William Russell. 2. Select your own auto lnouronce agont. I . e Tbe spokesman did not Bay sell. I. Doclft on tha CIOr. POMEROY and 11 , announcement. Ho.! ":SSC: '-; •.ooo ing director eorated birthday· cake and ice Sunday evenlng. Rev. Marvtn Coun cream. Dowson will be the speaker. mg the Sunday School hour. Pomt Pleasant Mason Calling were his grandpar- Mnalcai specials will be preA chapter on, "How they go bof !Commerce, '"'•~• enta Mr and Mrs Lew!l Har sentod by the youth tporu!Orln& Sm 1th, Aus ness man. . "~ ~ · to schoo1,, fr om the , office Karl rls ' Mlnel'svllle· Mr· and Mrl ••w.. serv1co. 8 study book, "Dominion St raisal ~!lice D,;,.,.ood Cumi~gs · Mr lie," was gtven by Mrs. Gll· B:w~er t;;nd Mr. M.,: Mrs. Kenneth ~Is a~d childBEGIN MONDAY more. A colleclton wao taken Q St 1 Tax Commission for ren Kenny and David Pome- MASON - Ralph Warner, Illbus. This is the first time a for missions. It was decided 8 u;iscU:Sfon of tax assessrMnts Mrs. Emma Brick!~. Mid- gtneer for the town of Mason. group bas attended from the that each member. would the business dll!lrict of Point dleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Nor· W. Va., oald todat ll!al res~ Middleport church. a penny for each iDch of · man Yeauger and son. Kevin, dents In tha lower e..~· of Masmately 500 or 600 height Ill. the April meetmg. Middleport. He also received a on may begin COIDiecl!lli to the over the state. Adults Attendmg were Karol)'Tl Souls· The lfOUP discussed and telephone call from his great sewer system Mondsjr; A!;rU I. psnying the group are the Rev. by, Brenda and Dennis Gilmore compared property assessment aunt, Mrs Geofle Deweese of Warner said this will llleladl and Mrs. Donald Ricks, Scher· Dean and Wayne Puli!ns, betw.on Zone 1 IIIII 2 a"!! prop- Athena · ' all but Geor&HI. ry and Douglas, Mrs. Wendell Jacobs, Greg Eblin, In the north end of the city. · Gerlach, Mrs. Dever Rice and Bailey, Patty and Penny Eblin, • Mrs. Willlam Grueser. Martha and Linda Baker, Nancy and Darla Gill, Barbara nd Keith Kline, Becky Wrig!Jt and Barbara Lewis. Fellow.hip Rally ..... SAIGON (UPI) - Russian·bullt MIG jets challenged American planes bombing Communl.lt North Viet Nam today for the first time, it was officially announced here. · AU. S. Navy spokesman said three MIG's "inlerlered" with American raiders at· tacklnl a railway and hlchway bridge 65 miles south of Hanoi, capital of Communist North Viet Nam. The lpokesman said tho MIG's fled with the American fighter· bombers pursuing them at miles an hour. The Red planes escaped into a bank of lowlying haze. Communllt North Viet Nam claimed its air, sea and ground units shot down 12 American planes and damaged many more but did not report any aerial bat. tie. Tbe Navy actnowl•d£ed -- · the loss of two planes but Red China or Russia, all three took part In the raid "" the the Air Force witheld any nat ion s use planes of this strategic bridge at D o n g r,...:· ~r ey, man~g ; ~~ -. elocation Promise * * *- 1 )unior Society F 1 . who heaiJi : lbe state highway State Highway deparlrl'ent. thelO within the district were dlvialiln ' .ID Merletta, lndl- Ward urged supPQrt _of all presant and oeven county chair- p*r, va ' -....,....,....,~-~~----~-------------------·---------~--~------------------------~ ~9()I Attend PTA Meeting rn Cambrr'dge ~st Powell, met Sunday ···--.at~~ _ ~ --------.,--:------------------------~---.,..-..:,.--------------------..;. '1.,' ~- 1,,, -VOL XVI 'NO. 299. ' - ..· "' "'·,,•·",::•, '/'' ,,,,,, POMEROY-MIDDI.EPORT. ()H...., SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1965 Eastern FHA ..' Senclrrtg Gltls . To Conventron. Beechwold Church of Christ · Columbus. They will attend workshops and activities ned for the you th groups. The you people will be over· night guests o! members the Church of Christ In 18e<WII ls ·~ enttrte • ·i!':t conference being held at the James Gilmore and Mrs. ...... ......, .... .,. ....... - .... • fte XI o1 tbe Ohio .wooAt 1:1S Mrl. EUI 8lndtr ~~~ Gotdtll ctubo will bold wW &lve col!lllllnl 011 lni!IP' 111 ' prlnJ meetln8 April 10 at J111!1'1B brou8b1 for cll&J:Y Rio Grande ElementarY SchOOl aftemOOn IJI"'II''III ....... f ill Rl· Grande. ~ roeetlnl will obora• of a......Utod 1-Mr., bolill wllb rellJir&tloD IIIII col· Region XI and will 1nclllde fee hOur from t to 10 a.m. Mom- Jameo Tllno, ~~ bon aro to bring tbe 50 eenta , _ miJIIIOIIIIIPIB, · lor the rogJI!IratloD fee. ert Relbe~ Mkldleport, ~ Tbo I!IOl'1IIDI -ion wru be vation; Ml~. Gilbert Cullen of held (rom 10 a.m. until 12 110011 Marlet\0, ModOI'II ~cJ.,.'f: wltb. potlud< luncll to be ...... Earl &ender, ~:· ' · of ed. Each member attet1dlna 11 1 Mro. Albert Pool, tbe \110 asked to bring a polluck food flg(Jrlnel. · and table aarv!ce. Beverage Arrangements lor dlsp aN ' !flU be ftlmillhed by the hoot to be brought ill b!ll!le, , . club. ~· Mro. Crarl11 .~ · · t 1 p.m. there !riD be o meet- dialrict dlnctor. · · .! big of aU club presldenll for ,<1 the PurPose of electing. regton11 directOr for '65-tl. At 10¥11 , 5o per cenl of the clubo In the region muat be repro-ted by · ·, ' tbe eledlon. Jean Hunt, Carolyn ~ 1114 Janet Holsinger a'1'. the :thr" , delegateo from tbe · ~ Chapter to the 2Gtll Star~ ~ vention of the Future IJOmemakers of America 1n ~­ bus April 2 and a at M~ Racine Elernentery P. T.A. Auditorium on the .tlhlo lll"it and Oouthern Local 7 • 8th Grado Universlly Campw!. . ,. : P. T. A. members attending Miss Holsinger I• a member tbe Southeast District P. T. A. of the State Chorus. Miss Hunt conference at Cambridge Mar· and Miss Price wUI be fGilnl 2t were Mrs. William Hoback, delegates tn the election · .'. of Helen Johnson, Mat~aret Weal new alate officers. . and Virginia Burke, among a The theme for the ~ ~ registration of 170. "Education Bu!ids ·A ''Nation. , Next year's conference will Dr. E. E. Holt, State Sup,erJD. be at Athens, with Athens City tendent of Publle lnatrucflon, Councli as host. wiil extend greetings. Fout Mrs. Harold Lohse, Pomeroy, honorary memberships and the director of the Southeast H. A. scholarships will b!' d!l!lrlct, was presented an bon- sented Friday nlcht · orary l!fe membership In the On Saturday the eleclion anW Ohio Congress ol Parenta and installation of the 1~ state JOYCE ANN FREDERICK Teachers by Councils In the officers wlll be held ' lollowblg ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Geor~e Frederick, Jr., district In recognition of her an address "Tbo Educated Lo g Bottom are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Joyce P'.1 .\ work. Heart,'' by State Sen8tor Tefi.. An~ to Alvi~ Turner, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Turner, Sr., C?<Jlvllle. AU money received by the nyson Guyer. The ' bride·elect is a senior at Eastern High school. Mr. Turner Will be a Ohio Congress for honorary life During the two dayo several 1965 raduate of Carthage Troy High school. The groom plans to attend membership goes Into the alate progt am features wlll reoof. Ohio ~niversity after graduation. Wedding plans are to be announced later. fund to be used for sc~olarshlps n!ze the 20th anniversary ytlf for studenta entering the teacb· of the organization's loundlnJ. Study Assessments tng profession. The girls wlll he accompanlid 27 Teen.-6ge l'outh to Columbus by tbelr advlool', Meets After In Pt. Pleasant Mrs. Janice Ritchte and tho Attend Conference PT. Pl-EASANT _ Consult· 16rh Birllulay chapter mother, Ml'l!. Grace Twenty • seven Intermediate Is Celebrated Price. ants from the State Tax Dejlarl· B'll Ri f Mr d ' and senior youths of the Mid· dleport Church of Christ . M' . met wltll Mason ECountytt M.;, Rl~:. :bserv~ ~~is PLAN PROGRAM spending Friday and The Jumor lsswnary . Morris Bragg, . vere l&th birthday Wedneoday. Mar. Youth and Family Nl&lrt w!ll In Columbus where ty of the La~rel Chff MethodiSt Bissell. Coun ty Commwmner. 31. several friends and rela- be observed at the Syracuse attend the "Teeos for church and 118 leaders, Mrs. L. W. Getty, County Clerk, Bel· tlves caller and shared his de- Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. School Hour - I f a..o.. "£!'.:, _ �•• - ~ ' ~ . ?' ;) L.eal Bowti~g _R'ti816( ' l ~~a . 0:.: \ In WORLD EIIIs• BlankS Wh I•t e sox Charles dl Gaulle today wound up two day• of talks which may llave broken the diplomatic Ice wlllch has ohille.l Anglo-P'rench relations in recent years. The prime minister and the ,....!dent turned !heir atteDas European Wllty, Western delente and integration of nuclear loren - queatlona on which lboN are wide dlvergenceo of policy helwMD their ooWltrles. J'riday's talks were held In what Wilson described as "a reland and friendly atmos· ~·" He aakl they we r e frank, outspoken, robust and 101\Jtrw:tive in substance.'' ' . ~~ ear~ nght now. only man the Cubs were ·tc~" beca me lhe !&rSI Reds able to leave on base. . Navy Journalist Evans Wins Merit Award ~" "~' Arnold K. Evans, JournaUst Third Class, USN, son of . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J, Evans, ol Pomeroy, hu received a 0.. partment of Defense certificate of merit from Vice Admiral John S. McCain, Jr., Cornmander, Amphibious Force,- U. S. Atlantic Fleet. Evans, who II on Admli'al McCaln'a staff at Uttla Creet, Va., received the award for the . GATOR, a weekly Navy Newspaper published for the sailor~ .al!d marines ol the AmphibioWI Force, U. S, Atlantic Fleet. The GATOR wao awarded the certifiCBte of merit for being judged ti1e most oulotandlng pbotooolfset military new• paper in the United Stalell. Evans waa edll!lr of the GA· TOR during the pariod October to December 1964, lha quarter Ell HI. . 20 - game WIDner, wao only ning look even better. ~s was touc~ed for a_sm~le slightly less effective, but he Sisler, who took over for the Y ";; Berry m the third m- gave up the big blow twice too late Fred Hulohinson midway nmg, ut Berry was erased on often and was touched for lha through the 11164 seaoon said IJJr wlllcti the GATOR was Judged best. · ·· ·i Evans 11 presently .e!\otng as news editor for tho GATOR, which has a readerahip pf over 36,'l00 Mllora, mlll'inOa and dopendents and II pttblls)ied by lha . Ampblbloua Fort:e , Public lnlormiltkm Oli!ce. · ' Evans 0111ltted 1ft lhe Navy Aupst 28; li6Z. •u. Ia • graduate of Pomeroy lllgb 'ochooL ' double play. New~omer Keith Haner collected ! double and ringle Friday to lead the Gallipolis Blue Devils to a 3-0 v1ctory over Kyger Creek on Memorial Field. It was tho seaoon opener for both teams. The hitling was just aa eold as the weather (38 de~ees). Both learns managed only six hits in the seven inmng contest. Southpaw Lanny Tyo 0 n d _____ righthander• Ron Janey and with a walk. Catcher Joe FishLarry Mitchell wert locked-up er then slammed a long drlve in a scoreleso pitching duel un- to left but Phil Cremeens caught til the botlom of the lllth inn- the ball for the fu:st out. • MitcheD. WBI safe on the game. a- The annual Ohio State Fox ISons; Hlgh Moon, U. H. Hum· !Best Pair) H:mters' Association F i e 1d r" ""~· Marietta Susie, Marietta ., · nk Du and By vUie Trials get Wlderway In Mor· (Derby Femalea) Jewell, Fra tton, ea · ton's WoodJ near Rio Grande Virginia, Ralph OUrs, Long tBest Pack) early this morning lollowing Bottom · Kathy, Edger Johnson : I Cid D, Mr. Ed D, McBeth D. Friday night's Bench Show in Lady Bird JOhnson, u. H. and Dare D, Dudding and Bel· the Activities Building at the Humphrey. cher • Soulh Point. GaUIJ County Junior Fail-· (All-Age, Males) (Nalllral Carrlnge) groWlda. Breeze Hill Jester, 0 . W. Cut- George'• Mlke, Ray George, A record entry was expected lit; stoaniine Skyrocket, An- McArthur. to be outed lor the two • day drew Webel; Kill Hill Je•ter, (Bell Honnd Ia Sbowl lrlila. Ttm Cutlit. High Noon second, Lewll AbLast night, approalmately !All-Age, Females) les, Jeromesville, 0., shown by 200 persons were on hand for Marietta Susie, Frank Dutton, Ray Easton. the bench llhow at the fair- Bye..ille: Rambo, Mios Check· tBesl ()ppollte Sex) grounda despite near-freezing era, George Rambo; Marietta VIrginia, Ralph Ours, Long temperatures. Two huge blow- Jewell, Frank Dutton. Bottom. ' tbro~ghout t~e U:. LBJ pearson Hudd}eover Vtet Nam A•If Stri•keTempo i. Tom Neal who l<ayoed Fran- Palm Springs where be found juries. ~ 1 Tone a'nd his own act·10g the body and called police. ~o Tone Insisted Neal struck . · l"'l lis'~•ht career m a N . _ . . over Neal, now a landacape eng!- first while Neal claimed he actress Barbara Payt?n, today neer, refused to make any been attacked by Tone, ":*' held without ba1l In the piStol alaylng of bll estranged wde. Police said the fatal shooting of Gall Neal, the 29-year-oid beauty who was Neal'o third wile, waa •definitely homictde.' ' Neal, fil, will be formally charged with murder on 1'4onday, pollee Capt. Robert White aaid. ft"t!ce :W ::.:de "i:., 1 45Jei&i.J ..:wn :·rn. • _,.d.., :hia. -•oL I e.:. I Bruce •:to I · / Nm"th Grade Students Give Sc!h l Program ;~!\~oodf::;meU:.S~~as.:oa· ~:..~ a~:s :.~ River news ._:rears _ J• ·: DaShHopes Of Bullets . joy every second of every min- later wed Mlsa Payton. 'The marriage quickly ended In divorce. Neal, who had been playing featured roles in Hollywood movies, and Miss PaytOJ1, sank into professional oblivion within a couple of yesra altet' the celebrated fight. Neal quit actin& and moved to Palm Springo. ; . . ::;rt ~::':':..~li::c:': atr:l "Man-for-man we can't match their strength, but. a good fast break will equahze something like that," Laker Coach Fred Schaus oaid F 'd ri ay. The Bulfeto who finished third during the regular season I - Quebec TRI COUNTY LEAGUE March 10, 1965 . 0 2 sm.. B •Qoart•r-FinaH !Best of Five' w. L. G .t J -Thomas 442 ; Johnson Entered Hospital 2 o 0 2 Among those who entered · 348; Sisson 491 ; Longstreth 358 ; Baltimore Holzer hospital in the past 24 ! Rawlings 430; Handicap 120 : Hers hey hour• were: Elaine L. Brown, ]Total 2189 ; Won 0, Lost 3, Point-; 934 First Ave., Mrs. Rosie Ver- 0. Foremaa & Serie 1 C <Quarter-Final) AbOOtt - Black· (Best of FiveJ nie Wheeler. Rt. ! Bidwell, sto~ ~ ; Abbott 507 ; Gruese~ Buffalo Denny Lee Gleaooo, 102 Frank- 460, D•llon 439 . Radford 524 , PJtlsburgh 1 0 T . · . !her ROBINSON'S B:; ""'"tho STARS! The 1965 rHE DAILY SENTINEl. INDOORS OR OUTDOORS I AWARDS ' SHOW 011 1 YOU '·MEET ,...., EASY TERMS L SeeThe ..t. .,, I . ,,,,, . . . . _. • t • ' ~ ,_ ~~· H. RAWLINGS SONS-.(0,'~ . ' •.!· .. I ··~ • I • 'j;·'·. ij. . • •. . • I . • ' r ·' I APRiL. 5'-CHANNiL .I3-IO "·/·.d PM •·.·. . . ·.<... ~ ' ••. • .;.. Full Une At •• !'l . I . Porch' Floor Enamel ~In 11117 kind of _..... lndoon or oat-1bia touah l· alkyd enamel protecta wood, 00111e111: or ljaolemg 1loora for ,..._ Driel ovenifchttO a brl;1lt, 8PU'kliDaaloa.twnliita ' abrUioll.'-'~.flak!Q. ' 11FNNM . - · . -~ ' • ,o ' * HICEST PEOPLE ON A HONDA Mowery, Pauletta · Jordon Linda tfoot Little =n" at the piano by Swackhamer. Menchlnl and danced a mualc of lira. act was a Jn.l H • N osp•tal ews DRIVf·IN SHIRT FINISHING Gl lyn •• CJOSe WatCh•10g ByAL F30S latworlhy Mil; Mqrcll Z9, 1915 Total 2284 No Points. Raciae [b. Ashland Oil L. Gilmore 446 ; ~~~ - Teaford 397: Sean 500~ H. Amberger 494 : A. Sawyer I G!and 529 : G< ·~y 300; Dame421 ; M. Sawyer 437 ; Total 1848 ~ ; 2.1: Harxhcap 93 ; Total Won 3, Lost 0. Bee cee8 - M. : ...~· Ol~ts 8. Cross 1: Sou 300 · B. Cross 384 : \lcKenGREENSBORO, N. C .IUPI) Bowen. 432 ; J . Chesher 3611 : B. 388 A !Iimmer, but still chunky Bowen, Sr. 448 ; H. Chesher 388 ; ~Je · . Grueser 3&8; ~t!lsel-o Phil Ridgero hopes to celebrate Handicap 15; Total 1651 Won o. ! ~~d 199 · Total 2055 · Pomli 2. his birthday today by taking Lost 3. . o su-. - Holliday 409; Plat397 Bil1y Casper and Sam Snead in Cellar Dwellers- J. Bowen · ~:~. : Edw~s 3!19; Paulsea the Greater Greensboro Open 351 ; S. Yeauger 379 ; B Bowen, Tol~l~';j' ~i ;:-~dleap 33 ' golf tournament Jr . 341 ; L. Carson 406 : Handi- Col. & So. ~hit · Ele(!trieFor Rodgers, who ,wJU he 'l7 cap 2445 ; Total 1723 Won I, Lost Coughenour 410; Boyer 381; loday, • WID or runner-up lin- 2. Pinheads - Ada Nease 453 Bodimer 438; Wisecup 376: PridUih would put him in tbe Mas- E. Sylvester 430; Art Nease dy 360 : Handicap 117 . Total ter's for the sixth consecutive 377 ; K. Yeauger 513 : Total 173;) 208. Points 8. NatioDat ' Life time, or every year aince he Won ~- Lost I. !no. - P. Ellis 478· Glaokner turned pro. , H- Co - S. Custer 422 ; H. 371 ; Blind 390; Owe~s 38tl; K. . . Custer 429; P. Hennessy 347; Aieker 38": Total20l2, No Pointa Casper, the logical favorite T. Hennessy 424 ; Handicap 105; High Game _ K Hale 220 . and Snead, the oenttmental Total 1727; Won O, Lost 3. Pat , High Series _ H. Clal!orthf choice, are three strokes ahead oles - D. Clark 413; B. Clark iili9. · of Rodgers, at 137, going into 506 ; P. lngeis 465 ; c. 1ngets l High Team Game _ Racine the third round of !he $63,000 506 ; Total 1890; Won 3, Lllst 0. American Legion 848 ; High tournament. Bug Rodgers has Team High Three Games - Team Series - Racine Amerigiven signs of returrung to the Patsi~s 1890 Team High Sin· ·can Legion 2400. style of old when he won $50 ,- gle Game - Pa•, les 682: Ind. . 000 IR less than 18 mOnths in High Three Gan;es Ken Yeau- ' ~HL Playoff Standings · 1961-62. ger 513, Pat Ingels 465 : Ind. · By United Preso lnternalioaal High Single Game - Hank Am·' Series A !Semifinal! berger 197; Ada Nease, Pat IBeot of Stven• gels 171. w. L ~ --!&eoter 2 0 ONE DAY SERVICE u1.h achool Frida morning c1a1 discrlmin8tio tod 'Aiter the pledgeyol · ~neludea three dais of lla led by talk wltb northern -· "j] . the g, . · egy • ..v gbariDS ~ndgh~~id ~~~ righli lenders. · • a I 00 rea m In lha weeki and months . . and led the group in the Lllrd'BI prayer ahead, King plans: Swnmer ptq. . cau.f Fultz, Jenny demonairatlona' for better Paulette Hudson, Jane housing, Job• and ed,uc~~- · Sandy White BID in lha Nor:\ and COIItlnJeff Burt pl~yed "On demonstr*-Ds In ih e sin" ond "Bird Dog" Ill on and an, escalating'' . .C. strumental ensemble. boycott! a Aleblm·e. A humorous skit, "A1mtv ,. , ... featured Robert Mwrphy LATE CLASSIFIED John, Sandy Mowery aa Allc:e,j, ' I' Connie McGuire 81 Jean ROOM boose wlth bath· and Du ie Lambert 88 Tom. an excellent 11160 50 x· 1e ·M"" }:;:my Mencblni and Becky blle · home with awning and • danced ID a Jazz routine patio located on J acres · piOI and Keith p~aUn aa "Sugar on Storyt RWl. This Ia a re8l and Patty Jordon 88 bargain at $7,500 Wll'l fii:IGQ, ave 8 cornm•~cll!l. THE WJIIEMAN AGENCY ' · · g, 1-31a or "'4'111 0 Brien and played gui~a and in sln~es Klnge~l Keith P~aiin H)'s p ul II .H d Sandra OIYOT-. TO IHTI•In · :..:...... a e a u son, .., ., Mo Keith Phalln Cha lea - '~ ; ,. wery, ' ' r Mllll MAlaN ~ . Michael ~.Brien and !lllng What" To The Rain. Hawley, l\o.~rtoll~ \ (j;.la fli'St game of the National BasFIShermen are found everyth: ket~a.U ~ssoctation'a Western when: - on ~p . of, beneath, DIVlSIOR fmals. ~limbtng over, 81umg on, stand- umps tO Bear .fSI: Bra >n 375; mg by shivering in dripping BOSTON tUPI) A 1 0 1 Deoplte the oold weatber, both with, 'hiding from,' breathing League fans are g~ ~::,' lin Ave:• Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Ed- Toto' 24~0; Won 3, Lost 0, Points Friday'• p_.,ull• te8Dll &umed in fine pitching down, two steps ahead of get- to watch the umpirel more die WhLte, Rt. 1 Letart, W. Va., 8. Roc~ester 5o Que.. ~ 1 efforto. ting ready, digging fur, ~iling carefully this season to know Glenn Allen Tucker, Rt. Z Ra· Mel11 County _Bea1le Club- Balt1more 2 Hershey o Tyo fanned lland walked onout running after fish drag- fwhen the innings are ended cme, Robert Wetzel Wolle, Rt./Joe Johnson 451 . Ken Johnson !Only games scheduled! ' • · 2 Racine Mrs Robert W 400 · Chisler 489 · Bowen 596· - - - · -ly two in going the route while ging in, bragging about and · A stricter enforcement of the . ' .· . · s 1: + • Janey and Mitchell allowed four smelling of. rules geverning touching has.. Davis, Langsville, Clint Birch, Y .er 52L otal 2467. Won l' Exhibl·""" Baseball Results lka M lh iov lh k infi ld HI. I Portland, Mrs. Britton 1, Lost 2, Pomls 2. Masoo City By Umled Presa lotematlonai 1uc y by th . . wa • are coming ort three wins in . o ers e em, . e Ie ers on ground and B. Barlow, Coal Grove, Louis ~eystone - .., :.ig 528; McK~n· ' St. Louis 4 New York N 2 Catcher Bl~ ~had~ They struckout nJne Bobcats. four games against the second girls mai'Jjf them, uncles and force o~ts could lead to more Raymond Buckley, Ashland, Ky., Zle 499; Gloe~kner 445; Ma~cm- Baltimore 4 New York A 3 mly other Gallipolis hit, a am- Kyger Creek made place St Louis Hawks in the big brothers tease them, fath- than a lrttJe ~onfusion- and a Mrs. Ira G. Lycan, Russell, ko 492 ; Smith 392: Handicap Cincinnati 4 Chicago (A) gle in lha first inning· ' . costly mllcues while the . .round of the Western Iers and. grandpas teach them, few runs besides. Ky., and Mil. Arthur C. Toler, in; Total 2473; WOJI 3, Lost 1, a squad o Coach John Wicktlne s Bob- Devils played errorleso ball. playoffs. Gnd enliSts them and the fish Amencan League President Rt. 1 Millwolod, W. Va. Pomls 6. Chicago A b squad 11 Kan,.. rota misaed two scoring oppor. The NBA's Easte Dl . 1 ward~ walchea for them. Joe Cronin explained the situ. DUcbarged CroW"s Steak House - Ingels City 4 !unities in .fha filth and seventh Coach Paul Smith'a will begin s.:ay v:;g~~ A fiSherman is 1 lie with a lion in which "faucy Dan" Patlenta recently dlacharged 485; Halley 439: Crow 283; Hal· Pittsburgh 3 Los Angeles N 2 ln~s. De!ils Will meet Jackson in Boston, when the world new look, a atory w1th a new atyled first basemen who ap.- included James Caufman, Mrs. hday ...481; Duerr 568; HandJcap Detroit 10 Washington 1 Singlea b)r Jlo~~~~;y Pad; and their SEOAL Southern champion Celtics meet anolhar angle. All_ his hopes for tho fa. pear to remove their foot from William Bartlett, Mrs. Carl l!i(t_; olal 2406; Won 0, Lllst 3, Boston 5 Chicago N 4 Joey _Willa ~ two men em in opener. Tue~day evemng thlrd place team, the Philadel- ture art tted to tomorrow. or the base while still in tile aet Knox, Ira ·Baird, Bobby Sch- Pomts 0. _Holr...., Sales-Woods San Francisco 6 Cleveland 4 ol1e 1fith but Mitchell got second Memonal F1el,d. phia 76ers. the day when the fish w1U he of catching the ball coold pro- oonover, James McKinney, Law- 560;_ Martm 478; Grate !i84: Houston 10 Minnesota 2 oas~ Larry Snyder (who The B<lbcats next outing will In the Laker-Buliet game t~>- biiiRg. and he WIH be !here. duce some strange situations. renee otworth, Earl Acree, Mrs. Schlllmg 377; Stobart 558_; Total coil KC'o first safety) ID be at Middleport Thursday eve- · Schaus will rely on his A fisherman is a composite. "We brought up the ques- Victor Young, Mrs. Margaret 2557; Won 3, Lost 0, Pomts I . HOLDS BIG MARGIN ero out, ending tht threat. nlng. . duo of Jerry West and He has lhe appatite of a blue lion of clearly tugging f1rst on Staats, Mrs. Floyd Buskirk, Ind. H•gh Game. - George . CHICAGO (UPnBob Far1)' opened lha final lnnlnf LINE SCORE: Baylor to make hla fast gill, the digestion of a shark, ground ouiJ and on force plays Sheryl A. Handyman, Henry Grate 263; Ind. High Senes- IIRgton of Richwood, Ohio the R HE go. the energy of a mus~ellunge, the during a meeting of the man- Dalley. Jr., Mrs. Ma}'li:e Hoi- Bob Bowen 596· T~ lm High world harness race driving Kyger Creek 000 000 0 41 3 FIGHT R curiosily of a native Brook agers," Cronin said. "They ail meJ, Rev. Earl Cremd, Dur· C'ame -: Holsum Sales 896: champion, 1s far ahead of all Gallipolis .. 000 021 X - 3 _3 EULTS trout. the lungs of a farmer agreed that the practice of \ford Cumings, Mrs. Malcolm Team Htgh Senes - Holsum other drivers in the first t965 Battenes -Tyo and J. FIB!>- ByRO~Ied:.eso Inlernallonai bawling out a lrespasser, the some players to pull off the H"'!!"'r• Mrs. WOllam Chafm, sales 2557· standings, the Harness Racing er, Janey, Mitchell (5) an d ti 1 ~ I - NIRo Ben- imaginatioo of a lure manufac- bag too quickly would bavo to JU4in P'alloo, Mrs. Alfred SteInstitute said Friday LQng, v~nu ' • 1ta1y, outpointed turer, the irresponsibility of a atop." veA, Karen Ilobbina, Mrs. WilCITY l.EAGUE ·· Ri~ Randall, 152, Tyler, Tex. grayed tippet, the Wlefulness of Cronin oaid American League bur Waddell, Mn. Richard A. Marc~ 30, 1965 ON IIEAil8 NEW LEAGUE (!), Sandro Mazzlnghi, 157, a backlallh on a dark night, the umpires had been lllstructed to Wright, and Mn .. Ronald W. D a D Bar - H. Miller 536; ~~~9N Italy, outpolnled Isaac Lilgart, glamour of a heUgr .te d watch the sitnation more 1 Dearing and inllfl daughter. Walker 456; J. Louks 410; Sch" 150 New York (10), . . am& an c 001!· oenleb 463; Hawley 581; Handi· TONICOHT & SUNDAY DENVER, Colo. (UPI)E. L. the staymg power of a relatwe. ly and caD runners oafo If the cap 66: Totat 2502 ; Won 2. Lllst (Dick) Romney, former ooacbl TURIN, Italy (UPI) -Fortun- Nobody else " so early to fielders appear ~ he puU1ng FINAL FIRING 1, Points 6. Pomeroy Cemeat Fabian Tab HliDter at Ulab State University, ato Manca, 150, Italy, outpoint- rise, so Ignorant of luncb, so away from has01 too 'The llat_~ of the War Block ~ Clatworthy 498 , Du"RIDE THI WILD SURP" bead the newly-organized ed Teni Perez 147 M . late for supper or oo lukewarm qu1ckly. _ Betw- th~· Stalell was fired err 434· Davis 548· Anderlllln (Color) tour baakelhall federation. (IO). ' ' OXli:O about chores. Nobolly else gets A~ • ~· d t ha• beto 1 in the Berl~g Sea on June 460: sa~er 519 ; Total 2459 ; -oudLAUNDRYRomney wu named so much fun out of lily pada, routine mniRg-enohng putout In 21, 111115, when the Confeder-. Won 1, Lost 2, Points 2. Yul Brynner and DRY CLEANING of lha lederilU011 by the VIENNA (UPI) _ Norbert sWlken lop, long worma, hea- the past could be just the be- ate ship Shenandoah, unaw H a R Flrestone _ R Bailey Richard Widmark in WY 2-5421 POMEROY baiJ Federation of lha Grupe Weal Germany 81 ped vy ra111s, fresh air Snd stinking ginning. the war had ended •wo 171; Haggerty 431 ; Smith 447: "FLICOHT FROM ASHIYA" '-:=:~':"""l!!!I!...,""'"""""",!~Statea.~~------- Jose Ma~~>ur Argentina ap(B). minnows. Nobody else C8D cram earlier, destroyed •.•me R1dford 523; D. Miller 548; (Color) : Pr he 'y ',:08favII • into one apocket rusty REPORT GOOD(UPI)-The SALES New Northern whaling vesaels.To :~ta~I:;;2420:;;·;W;;on;;3·~;Lost;;;';·;;:;:::i:i::; _ - -;...;.~ on ~aiJ;;,. kn1ves, ,piecetwo<Jl shr~veled NEW YQRK - ·11 0 .,..,. ~.nn Torma Dallas 15) ver u lardeD worm, three feet~ York Jeto leet there'U ,be plenty SPANII!JI ~ BJ(; n, · ted Is visible leader, ail!! spllt 'of lana at Shea. SIJ4l;um n'lrt The Es<orlal is an enorSAN FRANCISCO (UP!) ahots. a grocery OJ'der, last fall to waich the1r quarterhact. mous builtliJj& near Madrid Jimmy Lester, 15510 , San Fra;;: year's fishing button, two bot· heavy_ squad. New York's Spain. It 11 the finest exampl~ ctsco, outpointed Dennis Moyer, tie openers, a ~gged wet fly Amerocon Football League en- of Spanisll l!enaisaance arcbl· !56\0, Portland, Ore. (IO), and ~ topogrplnc'!l map show- try are ~pproachlng the 30,000 lecture and combines a churcb. lng h11 favorite liahlng holes season tieket aales mark, and convent and palace. 11 11 a burPIZAIU!O AGREES A fiaherman Ia • magic crea- they etpect lo seD more thaD iai pfat:e for former kinga of :~SA;-RA:SOTA, Fla. , (UP!) - lure. You can .lock him in yourL40,000.iiiiiiiobel~orae_;the;;.~-~;;;,.;ot:;;-~·~Spa~ln~.:...-------.·~ Juan Piilarro, the workshop but hla heart Is dan"" II league'a last holdout ·of ing oo a !rout stream. You mlgh the lteli season, came to terDII as well give up he'a got nothing with the Chicago White Soa Fri· to do and II'• all done. . '· IlK Pizarro alao was lha last He can he captured, jaDed, leaguer ID agree last year boo.sed, mastered, bat ooly • by ' statement ~ police "on advice of counseL The murder weapon , W8B not 8 foun~::! spen a s ng d In the cushion of the sofa where the body wu dllco""':ed· Neal llrat hit the bea~llnes in . REVIEWS POUCY . . 1951 when. he waa mvolved In 00 a bloody fight wlth actor Fran- Mra. Marthe Husted's nint:hl NEW YORK IUPI) - T b •e chot Tone over the affections of -.In-- Dr. Marlin Luther ...~~ Mils Payton on the lawn of her grade stud011ls )ll'eaented a ,._ Z •"*e. Lakers Aun" tO I and Y. B<ltbha eeor"!:•..- : : td fWIJI · Tho Blue Devlla scored their final run in the sixth on a walk IO Pete Anderson and Hanner'o double ID lettfield na=r,..:.P.:.. om ...•::.rO"'Y.:..·S::.e.:..e.:..Pa"'g.:..•:..lf:.:.o:..r•:.:.to:.:.ry::.:.-S-=.•:;:n::.ti::.ne::.l:.:Pb::.o.:.:to_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ WIIIIBADBN, OEBMANY- era were Wled 2-DailyS imtinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Apr. 3, 1965 Mrs. Neal's body wao IOWld 8 Hester two-hour show to eep e on a sofa In the liVIng room . . • wbo ildleed lniD spectators wann. of Neal's home, where she had braiD concuaamn and faCial In:IUI7 Ia • _ _._._ ..._ Frl- Top honol'll in the show went been living alone since abe and 1!11 1111 ;;'.-;;;".:;;;;;: in 1 to Ralph Qun, Long Bottom, ' ' ber husband orated She had CIDCAGO IUPI)-8ally Rand 11. Air J'afte :....Ita! here whose animal VIrginia, captur· • been ohot in back of the celebrates her 6lst birthday to...., ed the Beat Oppollle Sea tUle. head lth 8 4 day still in the IBIIIO old rut• q. _.. _ , ~ Lewis Ableo' High Noon the d w 5-caliber bullet cavorting heblnd a pair of oo, ...... - - · woo . an a coroner'• autopay liud trioh 1 alb 1 eonuaaudo lila U. .8. 11111 tact1- Second . waa named lha Bost THURMONT, Md. IUPIJ - President Johnson meets the time of death at betw.., "M e "': ~~Cllli Air Force in Ew-ope, bell- H : m Show. J~o':'" at this mountain retreat today with Canadian Pri~e Min· midnight and 2 a.m. Friday. thous~tl"~::"birtrJer':- 8111: 1!1 out ft o CIJO ~ 11 v animal was wn Y Y ister Lester B. Pearson, who has urged a change m U. S. Attorney James Cantillon sur- "Why retire' 1 ~y d .;g· 1,211 fait bo the llDal jump Easton Istrategy In the war in South Viet Nam. rendered Neal to poUce. Neal I'm health · m e ~n · II • paraclada 'll'"HftclliaD Apjllo:llrnatoiy 75 ID 100 aniPearson was expected to arrive at Camp David In telephoned Cantillon early Frl-laame and Yi 1£m 1~ :';; Far llllllet.rmlned rea- mais participated In the 1965 Maryland's Catoctin Mountains at nbout noon EST. He day and lhe lawyer drove to pounds w - . ~ 1111 maJn chale 1J1ri111 event. was to _have lunch with Johnson, who has Indicated be is · • 1 hll " ' " ·el!ute opODed Ivan Wolfe, BarboursvUie llll :deternuned to keep up for m • llllnolll down Greenup 2·35 ~. the judeo. Deoald Ray, Beaver, lthe present his policy of May Not Work . a,;;.,; Eastern down ' . .M 11 K d 10nat 88 maaiA!r of bounds. R. pressure against the Com- The pnme m1mster sa1d that 3.24 JICRBANK, CAIJF. - RESI- r. waa master of cere- munist regime in North Vi· the U. s. raids on North VIet _ · d. hl a3~ . 0 : L~wn dento of fO exclusive hillside IIHIIIles. et Nam. Nam might not achieve "the Goqe rOodfD.III Oallipolla Me~hlm.4. m. homel in danger of being swept JIBe'• tile reaultl of Ia!! The meeting at the Prest· desired political response'' be- Dam IBl ISJ running M feet liD land · 811'11)1 by "RRIii)idoo m1ln!ahwd nJ&b!'s beudl show. Event, ani- dent's weekend retreat waa an- ,cause the Communists would lie~; p ' -M :It!· ren . ug up an IIDilous 'riBU today as rainl mal'• name ud Oli'Der are lilt· nounced Friday night by the shy away from "the publiC ~ ~ Pi ~~JIIaoon~ ~:~up lOOted .......,., Cailfornia for ed In that order· White House. humllitatlon of back10g down • · ea • p.m. • en n wn day. · AI Right '11me under duress." 2.55, Kanawha Fa!IJ out, Char· 9:3i p.m.; R. H. Boawotth the 1aar111 = tbo atorm - the Mole 1M Pomalo hps, The Canadian leader In a . lesion 20.21. London dam wu up Meldahl 11:65 p.m.; bealalt Ia caust ...... aa1 , . - , ch Frida night ai Pblla· "There are many fact~"' running lllt feet, Marmet dam up Meldabl 2:10 a.m.; . ~ llulallid lloodlill, trlgJored Paloma, ~ l!l1l Kensugg:sted that a pauae which I ?,"' not m a. po11t10n one and three quarters feet, Sporn up Meldabl 8:30 Iaiii "* -idents, anarted nell; Raider Robin G, R. F. In U. S. air strikes against to .. welgh, Poaraon &ald. be and Winfield dam 8 feet. WDUam Pitt up Meklahl troo•., tnllk, dooed some Gonloa· 1'11111 Stride, Robert Norlh Viet Nam "at the "'•ht But there appear to Boot MovOmnll: a.m.; J. S. LewiJ down ~ 11, • . ' ''6 at leaot a -Slhllity that a Olllo Rl ·J0hn J n-e dahl '·80 ICBIIadl(i ,.,.... lineo, - · time" might open the door to · ..· · ver • a.m. · ~w boebd • • pollee triDimltMale J1IPI. ...II ..-dtt) negotiation of the conflict pause m such 8lJ' strikes down 13, 2:25 a.m.i Vulcan .... )Iliad,. Ia lift feet of Dip RJd&e Breeoe. Grabam Official! said !he prime. mtn- agalnst_North VietNam. at lhe down IS, 5:40a.m.; St. Marys ! GaU!poiiJ Dam- • -lallla-Dailllud...,. and Slm: Litqp Blact Stride, liter, a slaunch friend of the rlghl _t•me might _provide the up 14, 8:U p.m.; Alton Zephyr 3ordon llP 4:30p.m., od • •••~ alldetle 11ryc1e llmahuo: M.olt !.lcCoy, United States would receive a Hano& aulhoritiOI _Witb an oppor· up 14, 9:30p.m.; Jefferson down down & p.m.; Tampico Ujl ICI blld b this a. c. Dudding. · courteous ~ring for any pro- tun!~. II they wiSh ID take It, 115, 5:50 a.m.; Andrew Calhoun p.m.; Zimmer up 11:55 -·•· he might offer In the to InJect some liexlblUty into up 17, I a.m.; New Martinsville Lynn B. up 3 a.m.; A., CJliDII - w ~ ...... 1-IJ - ) r.:;:::"" But th lndl ID Inject some fiexlbUity into up 17 2.30 am. weitern up 4own 5 a.m.; Helen z. . ...,.._ uuu. ere were oo - th · "lhout ~••ing • · ., .· 30 Aaa ~ WASIIINGlON <UPI)...J>rool. Weber'• Led)o Dobblt, Andy eatlons of any lmpendlna e1r po1ICJI " 1 . ap,...... 17, 6:30 a.m.; Onwird up 18, a.m.; up 5,_ dent Join 11 ..,.uy *ldrt Weber; Dlllle. G. T. Sayre; Ll>- change of policy in the guerrll· :~as !"'ure~ct reoult of 7:10 a.m.;_ Jacob G•. up 18, I John Hood up 8:40a.m. mem""" Ill am,r- ~ cy B, 0. W. 0rt1tt. Ia war in the near future. pre 1a.m.; LoU1110na ~p :iz, 6 a.m.; Kauwlla River lboallho Mab COli Ill tbe Ill&mM r.., Ia _ , No formal newo conierence 1 "II such a suspension took i Jerry Bosworth up 2Z. 6:15 a. Ann down Lond00 t:2o .n- - &.Jbura llouoe 01- Dtp Rilli• Breeze, Graham .waa scheduled, but new omen place, lor a limited time, then Im.; John Ladd Dean down 23, Duncan down B'#S I IIIII Son1, OoaltmL were permitted In the area and the rate of incidents In South : Z:80 a.m.; Titan up iS, 5:4D a. S:45 a.m.; Esso 'f~ Aller ..... a boarlat!.....,. ~ o,poolle Sa, l'lq&o) there waa a chance a state- \ Viet Nam would provide a fair· • m.; Wayne H. dowllll:l, 5:55 a. up Marmet l:lii' a.m: :· In 1M louiJc!I.., Jol!naoe Weber'• Lady Dobbie, AD- ment might he iaued alter the ly accurate way of meaauring j m.; Elisha Wooda up 23, 6:80 Bowles up Wliifield told aaaemliiad llwmaiien ml . . , Weber, Clnclnnatl. talks. l,ta uaefulness and the deorabU· a.m.: Mamalear up Greenup 5 W. H. Shaver, Jr., dowll Cllplllrial: '1 ,._., biMo (Derby Males) Pearson delivered hio Phlla·l ity of contiouing it." p.m.; Fraaldin a , up Greenup flekl ll:a& p.m; Solvay · . . · • p1q b llda IIDII 111111 High Nll"ll Secon4, Lewis delphia speech at a dinner at &:10 p.m.; Waiter Beckjol'll Winfield 1:10 a.m.: Beaver .... 1111 "1141111 ,.... ttot !In- Ables, JOI'CIIIIfmlle, 0.; Digs which he received Temple Unl- . There are Itt &qllllN,Incheo down Green ID:20 ,p.m.: ·Buck· WlniiOld 1:25 a.i!l.; •Liley ..._.. llldp a-; GrGala ud ¥erslij>'l World Paaoe award. m 1 tlqllare loot. ay1 SlaM up Gl'fOnDjl 1:30 a. Lu®a up ·w~lilf a.m. i "· ' ' • Maj. Gen. John It. • Ioses contribu tIOn DISC F"ISherman'sRea}Nature • . Sports Desk has. received the following fr~m 8 Meigs reader who e~Joys spendmg summer vacations at Cape Cod. The cont~C'butor doesn't know where it originated, but thinks it giVes a ftne mterpretatioo of- "What Is a Fisherman?" So do I. !.t follows: . .. : In Innocent boyh.ood. In digrnfied manhood and In ho~ored old age we fmd a I - - - - -- ·-- - - - -~eligbtful creature called a missing bundle of noisy •mall fish~rman . . fry who perks up lhe hopes and Fishermen come in aU ••zes. shattered dreamo of every weights, colora, autoa, boats, skunked fisherman by shout~= boots. 'llley are all IRg : cat , enalaved and bond- "Hi, Dod. Cotch any fish?" aged to the aame urge, to en- one out atole second and hit to shortstop Gib MUiiro two oub, acored on an er- who threw him out to end :t=1~~~~1~I 1965 Bench Sh~~ Winners Selected Friday ~x-Actor Held in Wi-fe's Murder ·,p Jocllb!U:.· Any rdowpltch softball team. wl•hlng lo join a leagee b"lnl l!lrmed Is aake4 to meet wltb Wallace Smllb Slmday, Aprll ftb at Z:3G p.m. at Harmon Park in Point PleaoaDI. The league wW be open to teamo ID Muon, Meigs and Gailtl <OIIlllleo. By DALE ROTHGEB, JR. StaH Sports Writer 1 .f'" . ~ Blue Devils Win Opening Contest BENCH SHOW WINNERS -Andrew Weber, left, Cincinnati, and C. E. Graham, South VIet Nam's repeated mil· .Coalton, pose with their animals shortly after capturing "Best Opposite Sex" and ,. 'I' ·" ltary coupa d'etat, large num- I' "Best Pup In Show" hon~rs during .F!iday's 19~5 Spring Ohio. State Fox Hunte~'s ' ' · '' ·· · · · . bers of army officers have tak· i Association Ben~h _Sho": 1~ the . Actmtles Blllldtng at !he .Calha County Junior Fa•~· 1 ROTARY·ANNS WORK TOO - Middleport-Pomeroy Rotarians put their "Anns" to work eacb ear before "'. over aoveroment duties ,grounds. Th~ Ctn~mnaban s arumal was called Weber • Lady Dobbie, and Graham s , Easter at the Stuffing Bee for Easter Seal letters. Here, left to right, are Mr. and Mrs. Rlebar<l W. Rawdngs of Pomwh•ch normally would be per- was named D1gs R1dge Breeze. eroy; EdiSon Baker, Gene Grate (nearly ln'Oislble behind Mrs. Paul Smart) and Mr. and Mrs. John WOllam Blaett. liiJt B y Bob Wlngitt • 418 ;, Mille· 4!';; Graf1t Mooday Nite Mixed Leape IS before training be8an he 'would loss. lnHet:alked_only one num dur· The Redo otruck early when let the Reds go all out to win g e entn contest, and he Pete Rose and Vada Pinson sin-. every exhibrtion start. speciallled. work'' to their mlli-ta•y dut!eo. In the course of ed a Negro home and tried to blow up the borneo Ill the mayor city councilwoman. Po"-and aed •• • "''" vow a aeven~y-a-wee., 24-hotu--a-day lnvl!llllflatton until the bombers are found. A $50, 000 reward llao beto posted. Earl tor met~orpn, eln>llt sollctud .,!~~=-:.rfi~ d l - oontrolling the ,... 111o m1 ,_ill Dut. 'l1le , ~ 1IDCIId be ~~ta"::' =~ ~ 1!1 tbe Jtftonoa ~ legisla· !he *leptloa bo preoe tatlon THE SPORTs DESK ute of. every hour of every day LOS ANGELES (UP!) - !be ' and mght beside a str~am, lake Later, pincbhitter Jerry Hall Los Angeles La~ers will try to ?r bay -and to protest !f there IS bleitll then aet Ill for was hit by 8 pitch. run the upsel·m•nded Baltimore mterference by law, 10-law, .., . 88 Hanner looped a single Mitchell then forced Willa ID Bullelll to death tonight In the nat~. Field Trials BePin in Morton Woods Today; Rodgers Wants Present for His BI"rthda·y b SAlOON - PREMIER PBAN Huy Quat, hlo position strengthened by apparent Buddhlat support, moved today to expel UDneeded army officers from his aoverrunent. The official Viet Nam presa agency aald the premier wants to return all anny officers except lhnse 'in charge of hishiY· p(). even sJxth Knuckleballer Eddie Fish· out srhect~~ular Iaah~on, shuttmg relief more than once last year, ! tory against only flve exhibition le Jcago Wh1te Sox on a managed to etrike out five. losses and it made Manager :~:r y two hits as Cincinnati Gary Peters, the White Sox Dick Sisler's pre ~ SprJng plan- against lllllomaUon. - I er pitched !he last two innings PI er to go the distance this In between, Ellis, who was in relief of Peters ~rmg on FrJday a~d he did_ it the Reds' saviour In It was Cmcinnaii's 14tb vie. TOP HONORS - Ralph Ours, left, of Long Bottom !Meigs county) is picture~ l_"ilh Virginia, who captured the PITTI!BURGH - NEOO'IU· tioRI in the basic steel industry "Best Opposite Sex" title at Friday night's 1965 Ohio State Fox Hunters Association's B~nch Show, held on .the Were recessed today in what Gallia County Junior Fairgrounds. Judge Iva n W<IJfe, Barboursville, IS next m hne ... LewiS Ables, of Jeromesville, mq be the negotiator• laat 0 ., ill owner of High Noon Second, shown by Ral'£aston, right. This animal was named "Best Hound in Show." weekend off Wllll a new wage In her lifetime, the averse conlr '!! II written before the housewife l8 estimated to Uay I deadline. waoh mor< than 2 mlllioll Eatlmateo on the value of the dishes. IJSW'I 11-point ilsl of demands varied from 50 cenlo to• $1 per hour over the IU! of a proposed lhree-yoar pact. The major lea· lures include two wa1e increas., of IU t:enll each; e•panded sick anct lnsuronce heneiill: Jobleu benelill: pension• and 1 added protection lor workero lo tbe ,tlabama u:::. F...;...., 1· PARIS - PRIME MINISTER Jlm>Id WUsim and President fo:;:;G:~ALA. ":.:i Bel-,_ Ioa today to such issues ·W 1 the i -~ By JOHN EVANS Both hfaa . ·1 ' JVNIOR IOU LI!AGUii: •; ' oltl ·Wol,. 40· UPI .!lporll Writer 400-loot II we~ over the Cblcqo'o Gary Peter~, at:e lnninc 18 . _ tbe _ . 4-4 and lila oecond fnnm,J ""' . ' T•• No. 2 R. V........ Y..... .q· , 11llnll· Gl; 0 ~~ iefthaQder of lila Whlto Sox, eatcber Bob numm wu foreed forced to lea,.. the gaana. .,;:. ::"'~~~~ ~r St. ':; 134; J. Swa!UI aM; R. Burl <·p 17; 'I'CIIIUt:•: W011 1, Loll Willie Maya is up to hi• old Cleveland mar:.;:~ lncko again J Mar' hal gave up homo nmo to Dervn home wltb 1 wail: •to Ially tile 11e, u.ov,11. llld tile ..,.. _ -•·-'-·' over 135; S. Van Meter Jal; R. llllfl-l l'ollll>t 1 The "'"Y .hey kid" h b uan IC ' who went seven Johnson and Tommy Harper, '"'""'"" run. not ~ ..• and II _,_, wu """"'"' New York Meta. Ray &erty 361 ; Ha""'- .I TDtal W'l 1 Ill -.. . . . ed . . w o at- lc"li lnnlngo, scattered seven eo., Homen w••""'i -·. llqiOCted to Wubbum, attempting · a rome- 2452 W ·-. ·. , "'"!"" t m the .420's early last sea· hill! while alrikl"'i out seven Jn. Two borne ftiDI by Don Dem- play against lfaah!ngton Sena· back, worked lour innlnga , on 1, Loot I. TMa No.I. IJdOy D; ~lfll: 1lad>o 1!011, picked up where he left diana. AI Lupl.;. paced tb In- Tony ConJ&liaro, I 1111111 CODo otor led the DotroK 'l1pn to a ton saturday nlghl in Puerto up four ~its one •:;:, I - P. Story 3G L. V....,... _. ~; lldCJldnne:y • : ....., off. dlans with three e fident aocond-year man with the 111-1 shelllna of the Waaillllgton Jtico. ' rWl . 331; J. Burt 4&7; 1t. Phalllll'll; tiD . , Hadd''...., ""; Tela! !Ill Mays stroked two long home samm EIU. w:gl~ Boston Red Sox, paced the Senal!lra. AI Kali110 m1 Dick 8part1eo ~ ;;'~"; Stallard, J. Werry 1128; lludieap • : Won \ Leatl I, Po1n1o I, . , . I1IIIB Fnday while leadi the Cin~i Itch first Beantowners to a !1-4 victory McAulllle also llOIIIIOCtiJd lor Bo Belinsky, who wu traded . • . . Cards by Total 2512 Woo 2, IAot 1 · Bd Pitt - !Jiawnod San l'rancisCQ Giants to~ 11-4 nine-Inning prom!~ ~:: b~::: ov~~ the Chicago Qlbo. "Con- round-cireuit blon The Bait~ to Philadelphia from t1ie Los ::;;.. M~k ~="'.;.,~Ian= ~•bland 011 -B. sawyer :IM; 41'1; lftlela ~; NeMeiiOijd MC: Ylctory over the Cleveland Jn. l the Chicago White Sox 4-t) hll wbo records pop recorda more Orloleo, pict;lng up a pair Angeles Angeis during tile off aeuilins .. M. sawyer 471 ; D. Qow Ill; Grueaer SZ'I; R. Loab e; Too d_la_n._._ _ _ _ _ _ ___:~surr~e~nd~e':r~in~g_Jj:"'us~t_!tw~o~h~ ..... ~~':D!~b~lasted~· of runo Ia the eJ&bth inning off seaoon, turned 1n a line Jll!l' Gene threO-nm ho . T. Titua 135; S. l)nrn,.n 11.1; tal :H17; """ I, Leatl 2, Polnlo 1-~~~w·-e~ur~lng~the~~oii~~ a two-run home (\Ill in the ninth relief llpOCiaisl Pete Ramos, fo1'1l1811Ce over oix Innings al er in the eighth lnnlnf ~ Handicap 671 ; W011 I, Loot t. I. tonk 1 44 deciskm from the the PhlHtes topped the Mliwau- the Pitlaburgb Piratea f:"e 3-2 Teiom No. I - T. VaUIIhan 141; IDd. llljlb Game - Dee 'lfa"' New York Yankeea. 'The YaD- kee Braves 3-2. 'l'houch Belin- decision over lila sa • Blind 255; D. Hood 302; BliDd ~ !28; lild. l!lgiJ Serlea -Dee kees, bowevar, were IliON 000• sky gave up· seven hill and fu-leso Loa A eleo ndy Kou- 255; J. Glaze 317; Handicap I ~•ley 511; Team ~ GSIII<I cerned with aootber lou. Star both Milwaukee fWll, he otruck And the Houston"'A•tros~~sg IO!ll; Total 2403 Won 0, Loot 3. ;...MlddlepOI llept. ~ JA outfielder Mlcl:ey Mantle IUf. out elghl Braves dor!D~ bis five runo ill the ninth innIn off Team High Three Games Hlp Series . - If CKSONVII.LE, Fla.(UPII was eraoed on a double play. gled In lha first Inning and lered a pulled leg muacle in workout. • . Bill Pleis, trampled lhe ~ Ashland Oil 2588 Team High Dept. Store 2118. abo t sammy Elhs _waa womed And he gave up a triple to came home on Deron Johnaon'o DICk Groat • ll11lflle and triple aota Twins 111-2. Single Game - Aahland Oil 931. u opending this season in Jerry McNertney In the siitb home ron. The on! olhe hit Dally Sentinel, p Ml ' Ind. High Three Games March ZZ, lltll the Cincinnati Reds bullpen inning, hut pitched hla way out Peters K•ve up las ~ • omeroy- ddleport, 0., Apr. 3, 1965---..1 Mike Sawyer 474 ; Ind. High BEND LEAGUE ~a 1n, I he cs n forget a lot of of the jam. McNertney waa the homer to Tommy Harper In the Single Game - Jefl Burt 177. Imperial Elect. Clraoa .. . �1 ............. - \ -"!.,In Forming • •I " • t ' ,, . ~~ompetition Marking Tough Laying Hen Industry ;.;. . .,, _,.,... 1o IU eollll energy content tnd tbty affect 1111 In lilt South IIIII 11... a.,..·i ·on lhll 11 Ilk" abovl tl feet~ IS~ nl 8 Ia I*· Telal cotl p<f - • colt. where. I<!W' allll ono.l!aU poUJM!t of ltod of 4 11 co "• a•ortollll IU eoato eom,ared 2 - Quantity purchaoed and 4 - A• 111tnllonod abow, tor each dosoB *IP- heel"""" · 011111 1e 11 cee11 ill I*· Net prolll whe!ber purei\JMd In ••~ulk or feed varlu In •quality bttl ..,... do makt 1 ~- Tho NCeach » ~Ueart~ielli~!!'!· pot '*<• ovor11od tat llall bags affect cost, and dehvery ordt do not indleat• mudl rela· 00'1141 f1>r- IIU •bowed 11111 lht polllldl of ftld, tbt ., ·a"-"IY c. E. BLAUSL££ mary for 19M ....,.1\'fld here tblt o:~ -lloa AIHI week end1 with this stattrnent: ;; falldt Molp county at ono "Notblnr hu been found to tlrilt wen about 3110,000 Jayiollllequ1tely replace iood lllBDtllhlln tht caro of IIOilUI 500 or qement, and by thla we inci>Kie :Jaore orodueers. Reoent tabull· actual operations and deelolon· liMo have thla figure down to maki!ll." Qtut 7 000. SUMMARY NOT ROSY ... 'file interutlnl thinl io that ~ • summery of 1814 Poultry llf the 79,000 irds, about one Record Project Reaults !rom 44 .hurth art on four farms. Thae llflllO tn Ohio 1w the picture are the four farms in the eoun· 11 not at all roay. Briefly, the I)' with •OJ< layers. . avora e net Income per hen "'' fht 11try bwtine11 todoy is was 101 cents compared to 46 jtiol like any other enterpriae. eont• tn 1165. Averace eu pro'nie margins are 1111&1! and r• dtiCtion was 21~ compared to fJUire good manaaement to sur· m In 1965. This lower •18 provlve. ductlon was probably becau!e .. ,G. S. Vlckere, exlenelon pou!· several flocks had no layers teyman at Ohio State Univer· from one to three months In l!iij, II In charge of the 0 h 1o 11164. p , .tilly lleoord project. Ills sum· ~vera1 e eg price was 33 - * '*' •••to eeol comPirtd to U iD costs vary, depending on dts!IU. Ianoe from the mill. For In· Mr. Vicken poinl• out that atance, If 10 flock owners to In feed oosts constitute from 5& to to(other with one purehaaln 70 per cent of total cost.t of pro- agent repreoentlng 200,000 Jay. dtiCinr and oelli"l vary m they can probably buy tho inJ with circumatanees. 'Mlere- oame feed cheo: " than one fore, they are by all oddl the IInck owner buylnl alone for greatest sinll• itttn In coat of 10,( or 5,000 Jayero. And one production. Hence, their effect flock owner with 110,000 layer• on profito can !w'dly be over· can probably buy chaper than emphloloed. one flock owner wltb 3.000 lay· The feed cost oltuation ia not m . as simple as it might ftr!l seem. 3 - Ohio records show that for a variety of reason s. A· feed coat will VII')' from sllsJ!t· mong them are the following: ly over ~ per ton to over $80 t - Feed vanes m quahty and per ton. The same oltuatlon ex· •II•· • For·Like FabtiCS • IS• ,;,ewmg Q- r-. .:0..' eo Speaker Says Farmers Will THE ALMANAC ::r::: :r~ ,:r Use More CredJ't ··n Future : . ~~o~rd lr Charolais BreedlD . Sh s I :4-Diily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Apr. 3, 1965 tlonohip bet-• the prJ~ Jllld avorage 1101 profit par hen wu ~ feed COlli per doaeo~~=~~:~~~ lor feed and reaulll oeetp"ed. f ' ~ •II. Ito 11t2 It "'" 1110 41 l&hi!Y /}Ver I CQt. This •llllles1a aome praclu_. .,_,ta. 11w ...,. reoorda slto'lf I~ li!P t a :12 centa buylnl food of oqual qual- tllot tht averap 111'1 profit per In Jed COli per hen lty mtiCh lower than othtrt. cja,.. ht 119 waa u c-JIII, lltd : queaUOil of ~~~~~~ Some of the reaoona are out- It wu abOUt u., Uft\1 In tiU. 1M- (ll'llduners al lined above: · For 19M, this ffpre was about picture. & - And II would be peculiar 10 cent per dozen. PI'QIIt~~;trs are ~~=;=~~ U aome producers. ore not bet. In ~liatl to tbeae r~~c~1 juat with uoh other and tar bargainers than otllero. holY lmportanl are fa,d Ill Ollt area are IQ n!E WB:LL FED HEN ' " lllutlratlon might belp. wl\11 producers ~ When we •ummariae tho For lna\4nee, tile 1~ . COlli '!be producer m doox;:f. importar· racts. we nole that it P" hen per y•ar with $4 f""' " tor flld bu rouP_ !9kes about 90 pounds of feed iJ f'.IJO, with " feed. tltjl ~ tlot! from an oqutlly ~-~ 111 ~a per h · each year. This wall · "'"0, or 1 cltfiJfOIIC!I of dUCIII' In Ohfll PIYIIII fed hen should produce about eento. (l'eed ~~~~ Ptr ~ Joylt!J tile tiiiiHI Ill 21 dozen eus during the year. with 14 feed Is II eenta, and with We hear • ._. from lb. South tile.. dlye. for lion from oouthenl lly United ...... J!ltomatloaal p· ;rlnl i.l& for load. 3, 01'11 producars paying I ~':":~~ad~ .. tbe 6<1 Ohio poultrymen In tho Record P'"jee\ may ... a copy of It bY contaettnr ......-.oil!;, Todoy Is Saturday, Aprli day of 11165 with 272 to, llndiiililii'otll;moo&t.;;lm;:poaot;;;;:;;;ble;.to;;;, l) LOUISVILLE, KY. - Doubl· ed Hayward smd. "1814 Wll an ! The moon Is approachlftl Its . Cleverly faked to lool the eye same direction . <)It so tho pile IDll 10 JUst ten yearo . of the outc andmg year lor. the produc·: first quarter. F i\R.MER8 ·.;;., or !ranlt:ly ~In colors na- ' • down . For very deep pile. The Ohio Valley Charolals As- amount of borrowed capital far- Uon credtl as.<oclatJOnl of this ! 'Mle morning star Is Mars. l;iire never made - deep pile cut single thickness. Pll• may soeiation is aponoorin& ita mers needed to make one dol· distr ~1. They now have over The evening stars are Mars, DO YOU NEED MON&V t~bries bring the luxury ktok of I easier to control if you cut first Spring Show and Sale at lar nM lneome hu IM a tri!Tid 100,01 farm families as mem· .Jupiter and Mercttry. FOR fUr Into every woman': ward· with a razor blade frm> the Taltersalls in Lexilliltln, Ky., that 15 hkely to contmue . Ho- b•-, and users of these credtt l American author Washington g:;r;.it'l&p:omont robe. Ntwest entrles ~ thIs wrong side. a• for fur. on April loth offering 53 head mer Hayward, pre:udent of the cooperattves, and last year JrviJ1i was OOrn on this day in Eqmpmrn LivAstock 110'"• faJhlon "anlmll kinsdom . . . of Charolais •nd Charolai• Cross F ·deral Intermediate Credit tbe• members borrowed ap- . 1783. Automobiles ~brict Include aquirrel, po- The »ewmg machme tens10n cattle. All sale cattle will be Ba?k of ~outsvii1e. satd in Lou-. proximately _$468 mt_llt~n of op-j . . . llldueation•J t..oans lay, mbra, broadtail, jaguar and shOuld be loose and the pressure shown at 10 a.m. with the sale IJvdle thas past week . Ierattng cred•t. Th•s •s an In· On this day . an haatory . ·~!"'~etltlv~t Tot•l 1.._,,. Ctst chinchilla. '!be pile is Uitlally light. The stitch length should I•tarting at 1 p.m. Hayward atldreaoed the open· crease of U percent over 1963 1 ln 1860, . the Pony Expresa l •~ T!lo ,,,.., .. ,. .. IJ3llMtlc with either 1 knitted or be about 10 stitches per ioch . Th e Ohio jlalley Olarolais Jng session of two-day con- ·and continues a trend that has Postal Servtce woo Jna.,..ated. eCrodlt Lifo ''::""•• ~Vtll backing of cotton, aery- Use a coarse needle and heavy Auociatlon consists of memben ference attended by ~~arne 250 been In effect now for thr past I~ 1865, the Union Army .oc· eFnm•r Own CN411t Source cr t1111daeryilc fiber. duty thread. lroln KenttiCky, Ohio, lndilne, fal'lller-dlrectora and monatero 10 years. DICK STEIIRETT 1 cupied Richmond, Vo ., onetime : When purchasing the fabric, Theoe types or fabrics may West Virginia, Illinois, and ' 'Ciu~IOn credll auoclatlono "Looking ahead. we see a ·1 caf"~t of thetl Confedera~ County M;"aur tho ,!ardqes labriCI need to be hand·basted firot to Pennsylvania. The A81oclation .... 1conti .. uation of this extensl ..e ames Ph. WY 2 5270 f'"!~ nap • If not glVeD, add prevent "creeping and puck· was formed to promote this held at Stouffer's In use ol cred it by our more pro- \ J 1936 B uno R'chard H tPRODUCTION CREDIT 1 ; to yardk. Be sure to read ering while machine stitchi : faat growing French breed of1 PoJn n. I&resaive farmers. The substao· n .' r .10 aup 114 MuiHrry Ava. ~· labels. Some of these pile Seems ahould be !litchod in tho beef cattle. The Charolais it\ IIIII to tile Y~luat clos· llal changes In •arming over the mann •as electrocuted Tren· 1 fabrics may be WOihed - others direction of the pile wherever one of the oldeot breeds of past lev£ al years that ha1•e : tod N.J.j' 0~ 1kld~aEJ~~ 1 pnust be dry..cJ.ned. possible. Reinforce point8 of catle, datins back to the 16th Involved the use of large 8· 1: er ar es ' n =-=·':·: ·· ! , _ ehoosln atte !ltrain v.'lth seam tape. Use a century. They were developed mowats of credit is a conttnu· j rg r. __ It -·- ho I 8 P rn. you pin to lift the pile cauaht in in the mountain Cfluntry of ln1 revolution, and we can ex· · ~~~1dfe~~~m.''~:.u~:sif'!."~ the stitched seam on the rillht France where winters are very pe<:l 't ., become greater rethor WA hthought folr thle day-Autho~ be ·d Is side To eli•• ·te 11ulk shear cold and the summer sun is tha11 less. In this chqngtng pat· as mgton rv lli Wr 0 t e · 1or coa ' the JCI!ICan use· ' ·pile from 1he seam' allow· very clear and hot 'J'helr silky · ath tern of farming nothtnc Is more "The er nse u ors now an d ~~~· ~:esso~;:.-~~~s-ov~~ ar.;es. no not clip seams too dense white or ~m ~lor«< nouccmble that the chanse in then, who . ~eem proor against 0 lous · •• 11 pos!lble avo.ld 01 • deeply. In finishing darts, split hair insulales them from the the "" of credit. I the mutab<hty of lqua,e, be· ' th d th te d h · th d th . I cause th•y have rooted them· · Jars set-in !leeves or button· em own e cen r an s ear severe wmter wea er an e Ohioans set an all time rec· ~'Tbe efficient farmer today I . h h i . ho~. ., tJ.e pile as on the seams. light color reflects the summer ord by increasing their bank shops for hil credit at he does \ 1!1~ v,es anf ht e unc anti"~. prln· · When r b · · ·.-~.... ..., su c1p es o uman na lU'e . ; . , a rtc IS w•~ enou0 .. , In pressing, try finger press· n. . accounts 1 total ol .1.287,000,- other _pllrcha~es. He has found ~hl!lina• · all wmecess · ry lng. Or, place the fabrtc with The sale and ahow will con· 000 during 1964, according to that mstallation credit, buying FILM AWARDS learns, .uch as straight center the pile side down on the vel· slot of 2! bulls and 32 females, the · Ohio Bankers Alsociation. on time, and aimilar types are ! NEW YORK (UPI) _ Three Jlack seams. 'f JIO" ible. cut vet board, with press cloth over all under four years of ago. All "A great deal of tills lnereUe both costly and inefficient. Con· motion ieturea have received ' •tr01ght lacmgs m one w I t h the backing. Steam lightly with· cattle will be in their. olalla fo' !'In he credited . to tbe higher squently, he looks lor a sour~e the first awards to American· 1 ;llrmet or rror;t lighter weight out touchmg fabric. If two ptlo lnsPtctlon hy I a.m. · Saturdij laterest rates patd on pvings o~ credit that combines 1M prm· made movies by the Broedwt~atchtng fabric . If suitable. sides •such as front facing) morning. Theoe cattle were ae- II'CCOunts 1nd certlfiClltes of .de- Clpill ol low cost, dependablli· ina and Film Comm!Bslon 01 ~mdthe edges with braid. Place must be pressed, turn one end Jected by Blair Folck of NatJon. posit bY most commercial ty, and planned repayment lea· the National Council of Cburch;the .Qattern on backing stde with of the velvM board or terry al Qlarolals Sales, 2037 W. banlts," Howard B. Sturgeon, lure• ou<h aa his product,lon ere- eo. They are: "Becket," producjlops of aU pattern pleeee m the towel up over the facmg. Test Blee Rd., Springfield, Ohio. In· Secretary of tbt A11ociation, cUt assoetatlon provides.' led by Paramount: Fate Is The : formation and catalogs are • lltatad. The aenarally prev"l· Hunter," a 20th Century Fox vallable by writln& or coiling lng rate Ia 4 par cent on IUch . production, and "Fall Safe," this firm. depoolls. The total in<reaae In AI!IOI'ka's first oil refln· pracluood by Colwnbla PioturOI. Members ol the Ohio Valley uvlnga depoaite during 11164 ery was built by Samuel Kler, "Becket" wao cited for ils Ch&rolaL! Association that have wu over '727,000,000. who constructed a l·pllon still treatment of a religious 1ubject hid cattle selected for this On the other band, Ohloana In Pittsburgh to dlotill petrol· "witb accuracy, pertinence and sale are as follows: LaFralae reversed a trend !bat baa been eum as an illurninant for moral value.'' The story of tile Farms, Flanagan, ltlincls ; Ca· In eflect for severtl years bY lamps. Investigation of a plane crash hela FarJDO, EvansvUle, Ind.; subatanUtally lncreaol!ll tbelr In "Fate Is The Hunter" was Qravelr attaellmonta ,,. ouHnmt for Dr. Clarence Cole, Ownesboro, chocldnc account deposits lor a l commended for its depletion of\ fii'Uter manaunt'lblllty, ultty, perlormonot. Ky.; Olentangy Forms, Waldo, total aaln of ~.1100,000. "This ed durlnJ early month• ol 11165 moral courage in the face of pos· I Ohio ; C. E. Eckroate, Canal Is the first substantial gain in .. a result of the lfOWth ID the slble lo81 of personal cain. In• Tbt Gravely ch"'l• lpto Jan """ 7011 - . . _ Comet~, or rordeo eboroe 1ltld lint... ..U for ,,.. ~. no Fulton, Ohio; Bob Evans Farm demand deposits In the past 10 nwnber of banlt:a payln& 4 per "Fall Safe," the Commlsoionl and ptting: tough j~Jb!l done lata', caa be a Front Runner, euily, I Livestock Co., Rio Grande, year!!," Sturgeon reported. cent or more on savings ac- saw a worthy study of the "pre- euler, better. 'With lllller out>- with our Gravely Budset Piau. Available Here And At Paul Paynter's RHldanca in Ohio; Hidden Valley Ranch, · "Althourh these Increased de- .counts and certlficatea of depos. dlcament but also the hope of Carpenter, Ohio 1Bidwell, Ohio; Byron C. Ford, posits place a heavy burden on II. rou. 7011 - oea ~ :rou'ro man." doing aD the time. liiOWIDI Ia 1 juat a walk (or rl~ U J.oU're · ' Richmond. Ind., Green Valley oil commercial banks In their - - - · -ititUng on • iullcy). Plotri'bll a 1 Ranch, Flemingsburg, Ky.; La· attempts to maintain sathdacprdeil. or mo~l• a Optn Mond1y lhru fayMte Hardin, South Shore, tory profit margins, they noneWI 9-3202 pp, With 4f 1111 Soturdoy 8 AM 1 JIJACINE, 0. Ky.: Dr. T. E. llogaett, Hills- thele!S broaden the opportunity PEARL ST. Oraveb'hulboaa-.. 1o1o to 5 PM-Otlen lvllllnte iy . boro, Ohio : Windy Shade Farm, lor loan and service r West Chester, Ohio; D-Dan·D m every commumty,' the assoAJIIIOinhllent ' Farm, Owen.~boro, Ky. ; Thorn- ciation spoke:Bman stated. Th Mel "all' M Ill h " r1 S " as Mackey, Nicholasville, Ky.; For Instance, real estate Joana e . Jlou Ia· ason area w ave Ap I bowers , Morelllon Bros, Anderson, Ind.; were up more than , 17 ,000 ,000 on April 11-9·10 accordmg to Jack W. Carsey, local Land· Phone WY 2·2975 ' Rhropahlre Farm, Walton, Ky.; ba 19t4:, reaehinl a total out- m~k Manager. . ., " , Pomeroy, 0. 512 E. Moln StrMt atester B. Stem, New Albany, standing of $2,596,00, at year We may have ratn too, Mr. C~rsey added, but I m lnd.: Ralph Stinaton, Pennyrile end. ta!king about our. Landmark Apnl Showen Party, our ring Farm Owensboro Ky . Substantial Increases also biggest merchandiSing event " Sp • • ·• of the year J. 1: R Farm, CarmiJ lll.; and were reported in consumer in· ''Pea 10 ~ound th area Clear Creek Farms, Evansville, stallment loans, in loans to In· memt.! Open !bat r Ind. duotrles ond businesses, and In hold every year," li!r. Ca lnvestmenta Jn municipal and Ald. •·wen, April Showen Par preasing on 1 oamplo oeam. In U. S. government securities. ty will be Uke Open House Next v:ttek we will dlscuBI Continued sharp increases In many ways bul with Iota of ne sewing of aheer fabrlel. bank depoalta are beiiiJ report- leatureo added." Challentre to Home Seamstress ow, a e ;;~:..;:;lllll~len=•lo~n..:Of:f:lce~ . iTOIWI IN ENGLUm i fD• ~w f~r ~".,~~~; nd~=·~o~::~~: !~~ wa~ .:~·a~~ :~~.~~soe J:.• ~~ Bank Accounts TR ecord High . t ,. " ,,...,., 1 Obioans Boost I MEIGS THEA TIE .· i ·:es~=~~-=L:s.:::·:::u::~=:z:·:t :·=:":":':'"=·:-~· I 1 WHAT II THE TRUTH ••• ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? CHILD NEEDS MANURE SPREADERS eJohn Dere Power Take Off Spreader e John Dere Ground Drive Spreader SEED CORN NOW AVAILABLE! 1 flo•• ·--......~~~.. ,.. GR~ Morris Equipment Co. ""'!::::::::::::::===~==;:!~=:::::;;-•\1 lnvestm~l UNnL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX MIDDL&PORT, O. AND GRAVELY TRAaOR SALES & SERVICE'· e SURE aous! TONIGHT LV 3-4550 245 I. Stole St. Apr•'l Showers are Ce·.rtam· To Come at 'Landmark Event 10 bp "100" 1hp"10" V.lL y Diles Radioear Co. WIN - Start a savings pr~gram roP e RED ROSE your e TUXEDO B@re ·Comes • •• THE NEW M-F TRAaORS ALL NEW! INTERNATIONAL' CUB CADET" oH...711l11 h - • No drive bollllo adJuot -•11·1•' drive from enllnt to nar axl• wltk trua autoatotive friction dutch • Automolive·type ........... 1-opood , _ . , ....... ~co._.. io a tU-·IOillioo ltiJ brolher Cub tncton • 'JW.wboolllrobo lor lilt, •.e JIIopa • HIJII -.twt.~l-tP¥81 ......... JJimlllh • Hony 1-boam fronlulo I I - - . . . . -.. molchodl-..ndll...,.. • Euylo- .. ; ...,., ltliBIIilslliA • Built and baeltool lJr tllo pe~---· S!l! TH!M AT ... MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. llear Me1tt General WY 2-2176 He~plttl I'OMIIIOY SEE! COME! m Tht MF 135 and MF 165 The first 3 and 4-plow tractors with new. increal· ed-capaclty . . . advau(ed FeriUIOD IJitelll . .. . new operatinl list aDd comfort •.. i~jeetion fuel eatina dlreot diesel or hne power . eaao- e..U Advertised ln Mareh OHIO P'ARJIE!l FULTON - THOMPSON TRAaOR SALES SPRING AVI. wv 2-5101 POMIIIOV MASSEY-FERGUSON ....__ _____ World'tlar~ttt llloladod wUJ be a Ust Ill 3ft prluo •Ide• ptlnBI ...,. wla, Mr. euu,, llldlcllled, lddial tilll tile Bout lltto year Ia ...... u .,.... IO a¥ JIU'o ,.. ... tl • .... , . cUe,altnctor. "Landmark'• April Show Party wJJI be I flmlly lffalr," Mr. Caney ultl, polnllnl ou that there would he actlvl tile whole · family <:oUid enjoy Among the prize• are 1 prl..s ror young people - ' for boys •nd 110 lor Jlrlo. , In addition to tht tun 1 n feltlvltlto, Mr. c.r.ey PI there would be "showers of bar pins" in all department• Landmark. manubctunr of traetora Mr. Carsey elltenda a per sonal invitation lhrouCb Ill' newspapers to evtl")'lilto In lh Meigs, Gauta, MIICII area It stop In lor tun, 11r11et1 and lreshllltllto durlnl lha AprU Showers Porty, He emph•aslilldl tb!tt no purchase ill llOCIIury to win a prize j\!4t ilo!nt aad rheok the luokJ nuq~ prize JIB! in the Ltlldmiirlt 11·~w · ..1 and Country SIQI'I lis Pomorvy Ohto • .•· Dog Foods - Flour - lneredients ....... ....... eltedo tllltl .... tOyalwr Shtlla and ltlt t I'M'IIIIItn tLime ... "' ......... tltlll lnnl eCa1111nt a Mortar •""" Salt .w............. lltlller 11111... ._... Jolt tTIIN MHI tLIItln ........ .v.... youn~. Mulberry Ave. . :.i _, ... ' • .• I_ SPRING HAS SPRUNG You Will Recogniz;e Him By These Signs Then as they grow, •~ will ture secure open an insured sa,_ lngs account todsy. A time for a ntw look ond for romomb.;.l.,. yeur loved •ntt with. , , I-¥._o_aelll famlll' cemetery loll, markero ond vaulll ...... to door. l-Ilt arrlaa beautiful arlloll tlnwllura of a tartlll!o · •ev•IIIPid park pion cel!leteey, vaulll ond titiltiri. S-Ib wUJ Ilk you to bUJ a lot 111 tblo eemetery, vauHa ontlmalten. ....._.. wiD JOU to b111 at oneo . . . mq even offer JOU a ''bl1'llin10 Jilriet to do iO, you alii h"--llat tho oomtlm 11 1011 eomp ~- OOIII!it!eted. Re wW not be able to Ull you w- I WUI be COIIIP!tttd. ...S. wUJ a4mll-lf yo~ uk blm-tbat once JOU bUJ 10tJ wiD be FORBIDDEN to oxpre.. your te11'll: latDI Ill tbt lradlliontl AmeriCan WOJ-Iflth · t -umoat Of manlo or ll'lnl- vault. YOUR SAVINGS IAIIN -l i N ..... wlllaet-lf '0 AnnuaIIy 4111 (COMPOUNDED QUARTEILY) ln"real '••ment , ..., Are• Feb. 15th, May 15th, Au.. 15th. Nov. 15th We Olvo Ptl•ao Start A~ Lew As TV Stompt Arrtngtmtnfl, Petted Pltnfl, Cll'llltl SOUTHEASTERN OliiO .·FUNIRAL $ERVICIS, INC.· . ~-·.., ~. they are still their savings. Make your child's fu· SUGAR RUN FLOWR MILLS. Phone WY ~JIU children while AUTOMATIC HUUI. Order Your Euler J'lowers !IJ'Iy for belt HlectloJII . "WI No.. Grown leca- ltllt'l Nne ....,.. Pomeroy .Flower Shop '' I'.O.Bn169 •Qllllptlla, Oh" '' . ,·, ., -. PHONE WY 2-2039 C::':·1tici · 11<!'111 ~~r~fttl , ;Jt Fl \ NIGHT WI Mf" WE Wllllil FLOWERS JM:!tYWIUilll W. MAIN· IT. POMIIIlOY llllllti:tl Dfrteltr ........ . •' . ; '~~:-·~'I ~'.fi The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Associated Radio & TV IWITH Ml&,l,llt MAYTAGI W'i HAS HAlltV MILLIII ' POMEIIOY o...- .. , .., . ..-. ,. Oth'""' ~~--· ~... ' ' '' . . . . fltltral ~It~--- eo..,.,.... ' fi!OMIIIOY. OHiO ,. • .,• • '' �,, '' .- :Classified Ads- Your Modern WANT AD INFOIMAnoN -.. .. ....., ~ally _Sentinel, """ " Ofl ~ QUALm ww .... , ......... ... . . Dn, ......... . I Pomeroy Motor Co. Brake Service Blaettnars Good Uret, ri!d finish, one owner, radio and heater. 1962 Rambler Ambassador Custom _ $1295 Station Wa£on. VB engine, automatic trans. Power sleering, clean interior. Blue fini&h. Low mileaa:e by one local owner. Radio and heater. r t ~ of nett, Raclne, Ohio. AOC'TtiiNt;E~ POMEROY, OHIO UIUL, P'80D\ICING ,. ~151, evens, WI 9-3089, Gene 881'- OPEN EVES. 7:00 PJA. 1'0 "I.A.CI: A C.lll)lleto 8toCrll1 lsndlord For Rent A. C. BIU.Uii'URD a.e~M,OIIIa I U Notice BIG TIRE Revue "Peyton Plate." Alld Ozzlo NeJ. --- Lbeir IIILV-.m-l.lw, Mfl, JPT'I oa Jordan, at Holzer hoopltal Sunday ~~ttmoon. da':ter~~~~erryD:: ..."""" lllcbt with Mn. Pm•·l Social News Saturday - - - - - - - - l r y ' a nepbew and famiiJ, Mrs. Anna Crabtree vWted and Mrs. Kolle) 1tem1 a • with her b!-otberl, Paul. Char- daughter, Albaoy. let and W C. Peck, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Edgar Crabtree Mr. and Mro. Jack Temple visited with the Marvlu and sons, Dayton, and her mo- IODJ near 0ex1er 00 s:~v.;. !her, Mrs. E!len Holland, villt. Mr. and Mrs. Earl- if .J .~ ' 0: _ _,_.c._ w....... PHONE WY 2-2156 _~ ·elet,ision 1' ........0 ter vcu I"' -- =• ::.0 ped with winch. Big or job. Call daytimes WI ~··~ I'!"'IOIIM"' b WY 2·2143 II~MLnm~"'i:w}Ri{:""":;;tl I! , Pomerov Motor Co. t ----~ Ualled Pren blletnalloDBI oon of "Ozzle and Harriet." HOLLYWOOD (UP)) _ The And Feu Parker of "DanJel •-• E G M ball 0 f •••t time your Wlgl'lltelul child ~" nuu • · ars complains about given the UDU&ual "Tbe Defenderl." It II mygoes un- ed at _the home of Mr. and were lri Columbus on ~~]~~~ oan;• you bave him or derslandlng thai Marshall 1 1er. simply diN!ct said child to by the Individual nickname of Mrs. VIctor Perry on Monday, for the Graoge Mutual :he cast listing• of your toleYJ. ":Eep." Or something. Mrs. Dess.le Perry and ber llllurance Col!IPIIIY lion program guide.. 1n 00 tJmo 1 100 I lulve forgotten Bur· mother • Mrs. EW. McComas, meeting of lbe GM •t all, the otfsprir.g In question gess Merdith of "Mr. Novak" were In Middleport on Monday Budget Dlrectora. Wblle •ill be positively bursting wtth and Gig Young of "The where they called on Mrs. Me-- they . called to !"" !WI sister. Comas aunt, MIS. Allna Bar- loless>• Jewll at ber home 1on-conlormlll 'P • and will lloiu... " ulk proudly onet &lain among Job~> Kennedy'• middle name nette and other relatives. were at Uolvoralty Hoapltal :he Jilns, J001< and Bobs In the was Fitzgerald Before him Mrs. Lavern_Jordan, who see ber nephew Rolllllld nelghhorbocod. , there were Franklin Delano underwent '!''JOr surgery . at non, wro II udergolo& treat- I Who, for ill5tance, would ever Roosevelt and Warren Gama- Holzer hospital, II convalescmg ment there. \hinl< that America would boast lie! Harding and Calvin at her horne here slqc:e her Mr. and Mrs. Ralph f'r•IZielr,l . litest tan Conlidp and Woodrow Wilson release several days ago. Susan, Danny and erry, ~:~.a ~nel~ 1 1 and Grover Cleveland and Mrs. Faye Jorda~, who baa Gallipolll, were dinner refer, of course to Lome UlySies S. Grant. spent some tJmo w>th ber son- on Saturdey of her Greene and Pernell RobertOlJ of You may wonder what m-law and daughter, Mr and and Mrl. Fern · "Bonan a " T Mix e brollihl all this up. Well my Mrs. Mu McCallle, Ann Arbor • . and Mn. Cectl Gllloaly and Gene ~ui., :;"coors;, ~~ real name 11 RoMid, and '1 did Michigan, returned to ber horne dren, Athens, were guests ot Rogero-why not? But Lome not like It until a gentlemaD Th~sda~ Mr Eddie J d ~:be':. the ::::-· and Pernell JIIOBn that we have named Quigg told me thai of ~lunobua ~!ted hit or Ath ~ ~aa surely come ol •ge Or some- AJ...nder Woolcotl once knew m ens on y.,a th · ' a man named Eccehorno er, Mra. Faye Jordan on Sun- aplu on Monday because ~:i hold. There 11 more. Thrapp, a glrl named Dorothy 1 day morning and called on otJ>. Dlnesa of ber !tater, Mrs. " Gunsmo~e/' for Instance, of- Dully, 8lld a lady oamed Miss er relatives here. '11ley villted 1te Strong. - - -- - · - -- • lers Milburn .Stone u "Doc." Naughtblrd Kirksey, "Don't put ~ot to mention Amanda Blake down Ronald," be told me. ., "Kitty." "Where would Shangrl-la be toAOR08S DOWN Television, of coo~rse, has day tf It were oot for Ronald?" L Clulul& L llwoiiDwo - AND 1961 Greenbrier 9 Passenger Wagon $1195 DIQJ ,I BJ IUCA QIJ BROW Wheel Ahqnment VB engine, automatic trans.! power ateerlng, radio and heater, leti~ than 14,000 mi1es. A real sharp car all the way . . . . . . . . . I a ... . Bulletin Board EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE 1964 Mercury Caliente Herd Top Cpe. $2295 . . . . . . ... .... .... = -- Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Apr. 3, 1965 2 SIGNS -...- .._!!"""•II e.dliM ... Commu~ity I SPACE EAR TRUMPET-IIIeaages at the UDited Stalea oad o1. tho EorJ:r Bird ze1a7 hom ·•ntenna at Andover, Maine. Protected by a:> 1n11atec1 ndome of Daeroa d ..;:: - - ........., ....... high. Its job is to concentrate an eleclronle llgnal, wbleh It doeo biMIIJ ,!'....,....,.rit'~ '=·~and _M leot bonzontally on a clrcuilr !lack and vertleall,y oa aa apript· w.beol. '-., .II. ·n r SALE :IlL- DAll Y CR0 SSW0 R0 Hartford Society Notes eNOW IN PROGRESS BY mENE WINEBRENt;R 1elped to impress !lome of the TJOrf' unusual names in politi· :al life on the public. ntere ls ' president named Lyndon. lnd a vice president named Hubert Horatio. And a Republl· By VIrginia Carlelo8 ·a .. named " Richard G.~ot Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sayre and Mr. and lilrs. oe sayre and Timmy. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson, O.X· Mllhaus ter. . Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly 'I !XOD, Then there Is Zlna Bethune called on the Jud Townsend r 1 "The Doctors and the family in McArUIUr on Sunda;y afternoon. r-----------------------~-=~~---------, 1 monaster tes: abbr. t , ll<!gtOJt lll. =~ 1LAttemplo4 l2.Asupport. H. Consumed '15 To co , to bod 16. .Jumbled type lT. ~o~ :ijl, Lion'e abode 20. Bong ~ pr&iae HOORAY 22. Suitable 23.Hebrow letter 24. B'orbld it< C. z.=:u. Ulblblrd. 2l.:Ha4e Zl.~ l&ku ot &llll6ltezo4 - c.=... II. Not 11-B'OIIIdl- . . ::;::::.,. e.Ooraediaa ebee-S ' s: L&hr Pr!v':.! Plat .......... ,_ !18. ~ ~. . 1L Bark ot 21• .Ancll!ltt IIU1iben'J' nwnUIOt"fpt t~ m&k J3.Ev&:poet.. 28. Wood• 34. Male pegs o11eop 29. Botamit 17. Fra2Jnent Gra.y 26. ~ 28. cant 2V,'l\'oul>le so. wan border ILBnddh,_ l'lODk 32.C.rtaln rallftl04 car Mrs. Andrey ·Hoffman and children and Mabel Wlnebrener were shopping Saturday. I • LAwn MowersFox Go Kerts WILCOX SERVICE 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. O•lty 412 5. 3rd Av•. Mlddl-rt - 34.Llmb 85. Sprinl' Dane Hoffman of Washington D. C. and his girl friend, Patty 86. Grieves Lensbouer of SOmerset, Pa., are ti&B'- spending a few days with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Charles Hannum and Robert. 39. Ostrich - over per!od llke bl r - 40.Herotc G. Young Know lloyw DAH..Y ClbHOqilO.d- ._..h..., te work J1t Alt'l1:PLBAAli:K OHIO II LOirii•J:LLOW -daytlle_____ One lttle.r ................ autlllr. :Z. . . .urtple A Is LAW .... llul tllnlo ~.. ll: .... tmpldM, ......... 11114 N."' ''W,II. no, I haven't had much formal ochoollngl How• . ever, I've played with a rt"" ~ ...... Cueltlu (lultt ... Ill lfllltll . . . . . ,.,111M" ... LIW. l•ullflllutlt wilt wllll ttti...,.IM tl• .rteotlf_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . "cnday Tbru Frtday1 6:00 Sign-On. Newo 6:00 'SAcred ileart UO Me!p CT, RFD i:25 Paul Bowers Farm 1:30 BIB Miller SJ.ow S:57 Weather 7:00 Nattonel News 7:311 Sporla 7:35 Bill MUier Sbow 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show (Tuesday·Thuraday) 7:50 Newa 8:30 Dally Ugh! 8:45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed.-Auctton) Fri, Sbow) 9:00 Newa 7:05 BUI Miller Srow 9:03 Co/fee With Janet 10:00 Swap Shop 10:15 Motnmg Medltattona 10:30 BUI ·Miller Show 10:45 MaJon Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 10:45 Family Worship (Thurs.) 10:46 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete Shieldi) (Fridays) 11:00 Newa 11:05 Tiny'1 CoW1tl7 Junctlou 11:46 Tiny'• Country Hymn Time 12:00 Cement Block News 12:30 Goessler'a Guest Star (Frl) fo:!O Larry AndersoD Show 3:110 Jlrn KilOs Show REAL ESTATE HOMES - Approved three, and four be<lro<>m I homes with up to 30 years to pay, total interest M'• eent, down PHOTO Cop)'llll Senlce. Coplea mada ~ legal papers. blrUI records and elrnnst any ether documeato. . _ bol........ payment closing costs from $1100.00 ~...., It II< renewab;le:8~!;;or!/..-;;nR~N~I~Es~t~l;,tei;Fo~r,:-SI~I~e~ 1 ' i GUARANTEED, llle bo>pitallzalton. "' SALE: Modem 6 _::;.:_I at all egee. Phone WY :1-<il.IMI.j frame home In Syracuse, 2 18 Uo bath, 13 bedrooma) large ity room, double carport, furnace, fully Insulated, to wall carpeting, birch llrp ..... llllimals. nets. Shade and fruit trees, • Ul WllllfDgtoo St., Ra.shrubbery. Large lot adjoin1IUOII, w. I'& PbODo 2'/S-4271 Ing avatlablt for sale. Close mont building. Two three Offlol liloon, llatly 4 to • to school and church. Very room apartments with sepa- reasonable. Grady C r a i ill. I :Ill rate utltities. Large corner Syracuse, Ohio, WY 2-2310. ForRent Jot. Located In Chester, 0. t 2 Ue ,=-=~~ cau 98HOI5. 10 DAY \),stOU~'t 4-2~tc 3 Pc. Bed Rm. Suite o- and bath In Pomeroy. Howard C<!cll. WY UIC. 100 ". Mala St. 3 311 Ollie, h.. on special and Saturday. 10 lbs. No. Maine pot.toes 59c with grocery purchase Fai•rm''"' I 'lest_Ice Cream, 'me \!. gal.: Bananas, >lbs. 59c. 1 doz llle with I lbo. ground at 59c lb. 41 3tc .,._L WY ww. Sturdy Bun~ Beefs Comptot. with Gverd R1ll, Lld .. r $68 _ MATTRESS "Englander" Princtu Smooth Top lnnonpr. mattress, cushion. with foam, twin or full al.. Metel Wardrobn $J8 $288 - APRIL ITANDARD TWIN SIZI lox Spring_ oWURLITZ!R a BALDWIN Solid Cherry DoubleDI'OII. Chost Spindle Bed ' 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show uo (TuOioTbur.) Newa (Local) 4:40 Jim ·MNI Show 6:00 News 1:06 Jim Meel 8llow 5:!n SUndown Serenade 6:30 Sign OU Salurdayo: 8:00 Sign 0. - News 6:00 Country Music 'fimt 8:25 Country Jamborea 7:00 News 7:115 Larry Anderson Show 10:45 It's Music - Army ' 11:00 Dairy Valley & UUtton'a Top Ten Show 12:00 NOWI 12:15 Musical Interlude 1%:110 The Rev. Merlln Teets 1:00 Th• Jlrn Mees Sbow 5:30 SUndown Serenade 1:30 Sign Off Saada)&o 7:30 Sign 0.- Army Jlour 7:55 Newa 8:00 French City Baptist Church 1:110 Sunday Show 9:30 Tba Bible Spesk! To You 9:411 wasb. Rep1a To People IU:OO Tho Good Ufo 1G:lJ Congressman'& Repro1 10:30 Sunday Show 1UO Tbe Quiet Hour 12:00 Newa 12:15 Tbo Cbr!attau'• Hour 12:341 The Rev. lolerlln Teets 1:00 Tbt Sunday Sboweaae 1:110 Tbt Rev. Sllu BllJujla 1:00 The Rev. Andrew Panona 2:46 Tbt Re9. 11o1eoo Tborlle 1:10 Tbo Smlday Sllowtase 5:30 Bapllll LQmao'l Hour 1:00 l'ba llulldon 8enDada 1:30 Sip 011 llil'FU a....,. of tbt . . . . are ..,;,...- -· ~ - .. ~· .- · ·~ ~ . .&AJ..·--~- -lii!BB ....""' 8IfflJal'li'DlPLB ~mill D1DAD-ALDOU8 HUXI.JG'I' tO-. ~ •111 • ll"dirta JDQ.J TINIH a.IIMHEV-UKi - OllERST1CI<I!i' llP 'ilol' liiMt ' ' :·;1' --· ·rp --------------------- ·- ~ ~ WJEH RADIO MONDAY TBRtJ PIUDAY 7:15 Sign On News Haadlluo1 Musical Cloct Echool of Joy Obio Valley ~ewa World News Sparta Today 1:15 Weather 8:16 Musical Clort 1:55 COIIWlunlty News 9:00 Talk of the Town 9:55 Masoo CouniJ Newa 10:00 Public Service 10:15 Family Worsbip Hour 10:110 Lltchs•nn, ll:IJO Newa Beat 11:0$ Mllnllng Melodleo ••cept FrldaJ, Chureb BeDs Ring 11:45 World News 11:55 Mason Counl)1 Newa 12:00 Community News 12:0$ Local New• 12:10 Markets 12:15 Weather 12:20 llaJJetln Board D.21i Newa 0 GriiDI 12:30 County ACeot 11:46 Country Go Roond 1:55 Newa Beat 1:00 Coull117 Go Round 1:51 N- Beat 7:110 7:32 7:4$ 8:00 1:115 1:10 1:00 Midway MatJnee 3:35 News Beat 4:00 Diaclng with Doss t:!O Jr.<terchange l:OO CoDIDlunJty Ne... 5:05 World News 5:15 Sporto Today 5:~ ~: 30 ; ... ..,. ., - . Weslber Dinner Musicale ' 1:00 Sign Off SAnTRDAY , - 7:32 Musical aeck ?:45 Word and Testimony 1:110 Oblo Valley Newo 8:115 World New• 1:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:46 Fami11 Worship Hour 11:00 N...,, Army Hour 11:30 Public Service 12:110 News Rouudup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 New1 0 Grama 12:110 saturday llatillr.e t:OO Dloc!ftl with Doss t:!O Top fell Revue 6:00 News IIMndup li:l5 Public Semca 1:311 DlDaer llualcale 1:011 Sip Off 1111 GEORGE WQNDill $21 Attractive Now TobloLa___ eon.-• $9.91 OTHII P"'MMUS MIDDLEPOJll, 0 • ... ,.. .~ ' ~ : ::-;.1' . '. . . 7:15 Siga On 7:30 News Heedlln011 .,. ·~ ' ' ·- 4-·· ·-· . ·- --...--· 110\AI. ~! PROMISED T"Sf..Df ~ WHICH TRAIL T'TAKE : 1SEE THEM v.......,._ GJPIIG4I slu !fBJI Olfti!' CIOMPLETELY OOtf,. 36"w x 19"d x 63"h - 24"w x 20"11 x W'h eMPTY. T~ I!Y.I'r ~GOT AMMUNITIOtt IH "'t'ER' PACK! JUST GIT A MILE ffiOM "--ERE 'l<llll? V' LOAD fJI\ '1>1<11 ki'IP<Olll'l • • • • LlX K•.a..J'CFW Hllo • II' IJ 'Ill' •• 8S.a.l71.J'Ioll'i'ZO IIW UFTia , •. hi.n.tlt all BAKER. FU~NilURE ,. lllddleporl Pb. ·· · a 24 Uc ~ wltll b1tb lad IIIli IIIHmerJt .In Syra.... l'llam WY Hl55. I 11 Ill .__~ - -.- use4 IIIDjjle let tees, apo.. BRANDl· ~ODEIIN • . . . and bath lEVEN· - S91 ......... 10th Walnut or Blonde Finish. Motttooo or 'IOUSEi AND Apertmeiital~ 1lnd llllfumfJhed, · a!zeL Plloae WY M267. J 24 l2te s~\..~ 1\ Double Chost BookCMeBod water Inside, garden space,j located oa River Rd., t - New Haven and bam. Write 10 Mrs. Llllian M. Alletl, 1131 Usbon liverpool, Obio. -tucational toye!'' WMPO Radio --~- ........_. ......... .. lllo.., C7o, - ' . .,.. �~·· · ""' ... - . ' :: '.. ~ Prink Holter aad her dalllhW di1Jibllr of lfr ' lfrL e. A. cat 111111 1co erum ,... tiPid RouJ11 aad Lila j l * .. 21, Sentln•l, 0., Apr. 3, le&G Double Birtluloyt Mn. Ethel Cooper, at MJddJe. od tbe diDnol' to Yr. 111111 Port1111111111111be bod! aad baRo junction with the Cub Scouts. Celebrated on 28th Holt• home. port, m ,.....ocep'· • ,.- fall IJ(n. Paul Scbul• 111111 JUte.1 • ..,......,..._.............- - - - - - - - - - . Mr· carl ·,"ris ·•1 be 1n Double Nrtbtlays were eel.,. Two cake. were presenlecl at Jllo Gtlllde. • f' charge Also continued will be brat.A March 2R1h by Mn. them . ore from Mn. Cooper • Jeae. Sbll pllula to bocolllll •tr the distribution of seeds to thb. ,. ughter, Kathryn, lD!crlbe4 joumallll. f Tbe Rutland Friendly Gard· !the Spring Regional Conference Mother's Uttle Helpers 4 • Hlcontrlb•oted by Mrs. "'!"' Mother and Gr-•'...a," lbe \ IOIIior at Mll8, "lsi Babr .n· ·s met In the homo to be held at · Rio Grande \club. M.o. Vernon Weber Is t!le Wtlllams. Mrs. Harvey 0 Dell at ·•r a bl_ked IU)I"l .,..,. aetlve 'Ill baDd, po t1 Mro. Richard !darlln with Elementary School 'prll 10. club advisor. Iwon the door prize. Inscribed and Niece, club ocbool pubUcalloll. . glrla' ~Dally Pomeroy·Mld~. th'!"'~r:b ~l~~t~~"':': ~ ~. liP··: .,, ~enrollment Mrs. Richard Martin is Hostess dl G d M For rren y ar eners ee mg ~tly Mrs. Howard Bir•> " ·ld pre!lid- R< ~ ~ ~~~~ co~ MAKE ELBERFELDS ~baa E\>,~ ~prll ~~e, host~ ~ ~ v~l c!;.9011~ a~ ~uerJ ~r ~;;;;;,;;;,;~;&..;;.;;..;~:;..~a N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. spo~e of proper methods plan"ng and propagalion. OPTOMETIIIST Office Rours: II to 12. 2 to 5 1t:lose at Noom ou Tburs. - East Court St. Pomeroy Char~ is fngrant. Both members then ril 28. Tne Rutland Garden club of will be guests. llighllght of the program wttl be a book review \Irs. Tom Martin won the of Rachel Carson's "S II e n I MiS8 Bahr Enrolls At Rio Grande traveling pri>e which had beeniSprlng," by Mrs. Vernon Weber. MiS! Myra Christine I' - .:~ ;1-.; ··......- YOUR EASTER "' · II 0 q I CUIIt St. honoring their &r111111· oon, Jakie lkbuler 011 bb sUib Bahr, birthday, A blrlbday duos 'Ill" 100 AArJ JO liUO Thurs., Fri., Sat., APRIL 8-9-10 ••• )elG ).;·,.,I''. ~ It's TIME To l'isft l' otcr Landmark! Home Economist Col. & Southern Ohio ond HI• ALL WELDER DEMONSTRATION Electric: Co. WILL ARRIVE WED. AFTERNOON FRIDAY Continuous O•monlfr•tlonl GARDEN PRIDE ROTARY MOWERS _....,..;-·~ COME and REGISTER NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! Availabk: with 2'h aN CARTON • Brlw II: Stratton moton. Has fingertip control-, air lift suctioa blade that raises srass tor cut.. tinJ. Reioforced deck. be 14 p. steel. Blade bu circular housing. l:eeps grass from catching. FuU ID-PATIO UMBRELLAS WITH TABLES l D-SEWING MACHINES 200-COOK BOOKS 1®--MUNIATURE TRACTORS . FULL YEARS USE OF BIG DIESEL TRACTOR 1.2 GAL. PICNIC JUG-1-ROSE TRELLIS-5-10 GAL. GAS 5-LUBE JOBS 5-WASH JOBS 100 LB. COW LAC PELS- 2-25 LB. PLANT PEP 2-25 LB. LANDMARK NUGGETS I-BEAUTIFUL 3-WAY LAMP ! I WITH • . ..... ANY ' MAJOJ , _APPLIANCf',. · : PURCHASI . ! THESIS - --·----- ..... TURF BOY HOE Durable boe tbat "Will Jive • you }ou, of ~en·ioe; a price that Jivet you lots of ..viap. 6J,t•" b.ladt, ttronl 4 ft. ....... Wn$1 . . i n: Wbeell easilY remov.d witiJC too1l f« bar oloo .......,11J :W S S.P. BriapA_ ...... trllaba- LAWN SPECIAl! BUY 2 BAGS OF I; LAWN PEP AND GET 1 BAG OF PLANT 8~~ PEP fl'.-~ • .l I I I .: : •• • • Tllll SPECIALS FRONT TRACTOR TillES - DUAL RIB OR 3-RII MODELS 600xl6 Front Tr-r, 4 ply, 3 rib IUS 12.95 550.16 front Tractor, 4 ply, I rib WAGON TIRES New 9001950 x 14 SPECIAL 11.25 1001120 x IS SPECIAL 1a.9S PORTABLE AIR COMPRESSOR Was 99.95 SPICIAL 16.95 28fT, LADDER Regularly 27.99 SPICIAL 24.40 5 PT. ALUMINUM LADDER _ SPICIAL 7.50 LONG-HANDLED SHOVEL, W11 2.S9 - 1.19 GAIIDEN H()SI, 50' x 7116", w11 W -~ l~l.f 9 QT. Cl,'LV.AN11ED SPRINKLING CAIJ . W11 ~.69 · SPICIA:L Ut 3 CUIIC FOOT WHEEL lARROW Regularly 10.55 SPICIAI.c6.91 ': TltEI SPIIAYER.- 6.25- SP~IAL 4<ft . UNICO IV. GAL. FUNNEL-TOP SPIIAYiR Retularly US SPECIAL 6.71 CO.OP FllNCI! BATTERY, waa 3.35 -'--- 2.\ro ELECTRIC FENCl pOST WITH INSUL!<to" Retularly 42c SPICIAL. ll7a UNICO JH0R FINCE CONTROLLER·' . " Waa 12.95 SPECIAL IUS UNICO SPARK PLUGS SPECIAL 491 be looking for you- Jack W. Carsey, manager lY' .. . ... -~ u. .. .. .• '<J. . :>.:: .• :ic. ~ .!i:Oi .• .. ~- "-'· . \} ·c r, :i;:.: . .. ·.' · . IIC Service that makes fine products better JO'II. .M e ss AJtn!MHiMll NIJM' &JtA , uop.reo ~1'1 OJ utnlluad 1 s . ~JiiQ! .. - (ldnl lllfOA M:>!N )I"VI\ON oe:t 'HW SLHDI'IIIlJIH t 'lldV ''13Jl.l :ii.LSVM ON OJJJiqli!N s,~SV liE '!! lil•ods ont OO'L St 'l pad.pooM .~poc>a 00'9 I1!IOIJ'8:J •.IW ot'. 1Jod01J UOCJILiliY\' !ll;!t •mao lfll111\1 00: t .tes I,UO(] DOA IIE'C l)(l't ViJOM JOIIIOOV OO'C iJOIOO(J '"IJ. II£:' 41R.!J. 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Mrs. rs. oe '"· .Holter and lw< cblldren. o= GIVE DINNBB stated that, the jon· The nell meeting will be at Ray , Ruby 111<1 Debbie Turner, • qull hs' a smatter trumpet and the home of the president, Ap- Grove Cll)'. a":!r: :s'ionl are to be made A discussion , , narcissuses Following an auction In&· Tbe ver,. of the month with Mrs. Blrchf!P' . by !. highlighted the program. Mrs. Mrs. .?trchl::d. w•• read by M-, l',..d W1i- ,Mrs Robert Snowd<D will mate Morris spoke on the daffodil, ':" ''ld Mr 11am1011. Ithe nower arrangement to re-stating that this flower 's trume 88 , Announcement wao made oflpce,..nt the club. pet 1· \orger and tl th• flow- ·lmlll qu••N 'maua IJ1I mC4 puijap 01 tnq m-• GqiO '•qiJIU"''D Ji> qi!IJBI'j 0111 SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1965 Spiegel Vs. O'Toole in 'Small War' BY DORO'niY KILGALLEN Mlas Mldnlpt"a Diary' Look ror a small war between Peter O'Toole and Sam Spiege. 0'· Toole DOW gets about a mlllion dollars a film, give or take a little on percentages, but he owe. Mr. Spiegel one plclure at the embarrassingly low figure of $65,1100, his fee in lhe dart days before he became a star. To compllcale the silua· lion, Peter ion't keen on play· ing a cowpoke in The Case" which Is what the producer has 11 in mind. O'Toole as a cowboy! Heaven forfend and may the sainla preserve us . . Insiders In tbe recording field are fllll>bing about a fantaatlc new kind of ll>pe that will create big news In the musle industry. According to the scul.llebut, II will be able to unn!el 28 hoiln of music on a stngle (4-track stereo) reel, and bald mON than :100 ICJIIII. It's espeetad · to rewlllllcloalze the lllltlre disc vc,... W\'HO Industry. Bart ...... will the WOI'dl and muoie to 1' • ·new Broadltay sh<ril •titkd• ':Smlle.Jiarey, La..- 'l. . Biincll" ., . Tbe libretto was suggested by Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales." Bart has been working oo the muatal about Gertrude Law· renee, which has been postponed •• .. Charlton .llesloD bas left lor Minneapolis Iii sneak preview ol "Tbe and the Ecsta<.'J." He'll re11rir early in tbe wM to network TV special on (r.ontinuad 0!1 hie � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 3, 1965 mauel