http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e56574517479d0fd1d731b074d597301.pdf f62766113c6b73c17436ead5db599fc8 PDF Text Text , ' t-Dally Seat1nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March S, 1968 - ~- • POWER JNSPECI'ION TONIGHT ' (ContiDued from Pago I) ~ The annual Inspection of R•· l elne Lodgne No. t61 F & AM (Continued !rom Page I) percenlqe ever recorded by ~ : n · be h•ld tonight at 7:30. All The new measure, to be Qblo Power lor a single year. ~aster Masons aro invited. signed into law today by ' At the end of 1964, the figure President Johnson, is modeled was 46 per cenl after the Gl bills ol World War The company added 2,{63 , I'II'Vm'ED TO INTERESt OF ll and Korea which brought electric home heatins lnslalla'.1: MEIGS . MASON AREA tralnlng and benefits te 10.4 tlons to Its lines during 1985, . mllhon Gls. The Veterans Ad- bringing the total 11011 being :: 'itcf'l•,.. 1. oWttt, f'Ut1111t11r ministration expects 5000110 served 10 almost 15,iJIIO. Also "\f~. CMI.._, TlnMI'Iill, ldillr PuDlllhell evei'JI atternoon eactlllf men Will aUend SChOOl during added )&St year Wer8 • new Sfi<laJI-. ll)' rn• Valle' t"uDiitb· the I' t f lh e new mea.,_ total e1ectr1c com--'·' • 11 , wr· con\p•ny. uu onlo M•cnan llit. !'om. Jrs year o ..,.n,;uu and. 1 .. Oblo . .S7tt, Busineu orne- ure's operation. The bill ap- Industrial firms fer a terrlto"· W'Y 1I.JUil1 li:dlt(lrl&i Pho"M •1 ,., plies to men wno have served wide total of 713. alii!:~~ tb: ,.:.:e:;~c•c~':',.'!~:!: at any time after Jan. 31, 1955. 1 Durbll llll, lbe CIOIDJtlllJ "tt1orl~1 ad~ertlaiDI rtpreMnlatt,.e : -END STRIKE : btlped brill& IS DeW lllduto BoHine iU K.imbell. Lne.. J'3 Lexlnr· CINCINNATI (UP!) More ' ~ lnlo Ill ---•~ , ~~,.,., ,. ~'~•• Yor• Qt.)". N• • .-~ M:.l"'l'l\.""t; --~~DacnpuOD ... -. O..U'o'eNCt ~~ than 6,000 employes were to re- tbroqb Itt area development e'.fun wbe:e .va11able 30 oenw "' turn to their jobs today at Gen- progam. Tlaele aew flrJDI, ~ oae ,.., In ad ..ace at UN I Ill ectr ic,s subur ban Evan- ••tell prow1c1e j,L. ow !lataDel offke. 115.M: 11 • era ..- for mon o•11rdiWI tJ.ao, t.bi'M tnoathl 1:uo BY dale plant end'"... a one-day thin 1,100 mea aH wanaea. r Reule wbln urrter ~ • •ae nallj,b)e one month. 11.31'1 BY strike by International Associa]D addition te the new c:om.. 1 """ 912 l.on• . · • . •~~" aJ.U.IIII: sa eontbl, lion I Ma •hini'Bts ts.:L'\: TD.~ moutba. 13.00 0 C &..IUU6e • paDitl, 15J klduStrill CUStomfr --·------ - -- ~~ plant uponstons tnve tment e1 with aearl1 total $»NEW IJNE - Meigs County Water Company workers, to boost the water prenure on "'ulb .. erry Heightl, bave . ~ e nnoonced start· Installed a seclion of new transite slx·ln~b pipe from bolo w the Pomeroy elementary lcllool to above tbe Intersection :::; ~ ~ year '!'bey wUI of Wrlgbt·st. Company officials said the new pipe will be "tied-in" 10metime today. Jamea Kautf, company 110ployee, Ia l!PI Rriefs tHE .DAILY SENTINEL TIIREE SAJJ:8 S1!:T The JWI!or Motller's Oub ol Eastern High School will hav• a bake sale, Saturday, Maret 5. at Gaul's Market in Chester Lyons Market at Tuppera Pltilm and at Babcock's store In Lon& Bottom, aU beglnnlns at .10 a. m. CLUB TO Ml!l!'l' 'l11e Middleport Garden CJut will meet March 7 In the soelal room of the Columbus alii\ ' SOUtbenl Ohio E;leclrio Compa! ny. Hostesses will be Mra. Wd· Dam Morris, Mrs. Carl HortJ, Mrs. B. B. Zeigler, Mr1. EJII. abelh Fisher and Mn. JaiDII Arnold. . WEEK END SPECIAL (FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY) Moh•ir C.rdigen r5WEATERS Reg. $5.95 e~eh Al10rted Postela MIDDLEPORT, 0. CHECK EBERSBACH'S FREE OFFER PAINT-UP TIME SUMMER-TIME LIVING ......f.. • e ..... r.tl VAN YLIT E ............. Med be ••PI"II'N 1Mri111e •r « trle ltOI'I tft011 filltlll . . .lllif;4 ....,.... Late. hill, M ••r .. .,,.,. •IMI .-. eoal ....n • • · II Yu.,flle .. f•l tlr'flllr a.a.... ,.. moll lttrfo,ea. ,.inly odor, u4 It 'WOt..._ .W. lw ............. ~ u.tl . . . .(Ito .. l s·•s Gallon FREE Wlth2Gallon Purch•GOOD QUALITY PAN ANDROLLER , EBERSBACH .,Everything In Herdweren Herdwere M1ln Pomeroy St. Mr.. 18'' ··-·· Certified Oil Stilton PERFECT FOR SPRING BRIDES ........., .....teaal 111owe11 tonllbt and IIIPt. ... • Friday, Mild toU • SL TIIrliDI eoJd. late Jl'rfdaJ. ---- 8'1\lDENTS TEMPORizE COLUMBUS (UPI) - Obto ltate Vnivenlly atudeall voted Wod·eadiJ ID retalll tbe present foml ot titudellt goverameat tmnporarlly wblla c:alliDI a conatllutional convenllOD m reform the system. U: ID . . . . .,., .,..., =:•r.z.o.:::.:.o.w;.:.ar~ .......... -udl' t I " tlll•m·-.. /1' 104111. . . . . . A r f C - 1 - DolceiiiOOI. ' ~~~· CcMirt St. a .. Pekin11 Labels pUt 00 CraleS ACCRA., Ghana (UP! More Communist Chinese and Russians lechnlclans today were reported beiug expelled from Ghana, amid growing signs lhat the CommWlisl world was losing its major foothold In West Africa. Trucks were aeen behind the bolted ga~ of the Red Chinese embassy loading dozens of woodea erates, most on·them bearing "Peking" stencil!. Ghana's aew rulers meanwbUe made It clear they planned to move right from the Marxist eeon~>mics of ousted President Kwane Nkrumah. National Liberation Council Chairman Lt. Gen. J• sepb Ankrah said Wednesday nlp,ht state soclsltsm would be replaced by free. eDterprlae. """ ..,. •• at work on large 111m and hlgbway projecb and being Iran.. ported over the country to such projects. Ladiea ol the churdl oenlng luncb were Mn. Lena Grueser, Ml'l. Ully Haack and Mrs. C!Ma Karr. Vice pl'etlldanl, Dale Warner presided. WOMAN DROWNS MARIE'M'A, Ohio (UP!) Mrs. Irene Cox, 61, McConnelsville, drowned Wednesday In the Musklngum River, just 10uth ol the Beverly-Waterford Bridge. A pone and other per801181 articles beloliiiDI ID her were Jound 011 the river blnk, !Duchlns off the aearch lor her body wbJc hwas recovered. ' _,___ __ NOW YOU KNOW --~Tbe lint llaiiitU W11 InMdlo General Bospllal l1lalled ID the Wblte Roue Ia Admissions - Alina Wines, 1111 while MUianl Fillmore wu RD., Racine; Marcia CatT, prealdent. pers Plains; (.'harles pera Plains; Lennie Puii!Dll, 11 ReedsvUle ; Patrick Morrissey, Ractae; George 'lboma, Pomeroy. Discharges - George Hobsetter, Pomeroy; Mary Carr, Cool· vUie; Cbarlea Van Conney, Mid· dleporl; Gr~ Hyaell, Middleport; Bessie liumphrey, Athens. ~.~161.00 :-.~ ... ;::r-......... WELL DRILUNG (Evtrythlnt Complete) Nllhineo.- M Monthl Tt Pay FOREMAN \ND ABBOTT WYs.nfl N. W Aw. Mld•apalt • • • • • • • • • SHOP PICKENS FOR: eYOUR WALLPAPER e YOUR PAINTS eYOUR HARDWARE Your HOUSECLEANING NeedJ e e YOUR PLUMBING SUPPLIES eYOUR POWER MOWERS e YOUR BULK GARDEN SEED • • • • • • eYOUR GARDEN TILLERS Jutt Automatically Go Te PICKENS WDWARE I • • • . •••• POR YOUR NIIDS MASON . W. VA. Open 1v111 D.y-AII Day ......- TupCarr,Tup-1,'-7-~~~~~~~====~====~:::::::::~, Heedqulrtel'l for MISS AMERICA LOAFERS 1HE SHOE BOX •' We will move back into part of The Rclcine Rrst National Bank Building Thursday, and will conduct businass as usual while the remainder of the building is being repaired. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank all of the people of the area who helped us during and after the firt. A$1Jac:ial thank you to all of.our loyal patrons for their understanding during this period•. Pomeroy . :~U ' .=. ._ . -· ..... _g-. . a r tioa~~of~D~WL~----_:-==========::! .RACINE, 0. Jewelry Stort rr• . _. . . . . ~---~·~·.-•nw.~' · .~ • Earth Moving Film is Shown ~1, ' Commlll!loa IIIIer CIIJ lVPI) Ions awaited, much Rupp· NamedSEC'S coacb s--·· ..,.,._. 0£ y b UPI Of£" • Js .1.~ ~~::;_ Provld...., ear Y ICJ.a :"!'~ed ~ ~ 4, 11, 81'., au Joseph'a, 11-1! center Walt t:lyde Lee, Wesley of Flfth-ralked Ka8ll88 II, 81'~ l!U, . Dave B'"• and Iorward Diet Snyder Gf ze, ..._ .., ,._......, Karch 3, 1966-3 Vanderbn~ w, reprna~!:'::·"~~~~-· ~ - - • ... ....,.. J0hnson EDdsH0ldout, to Rep0ft t 0 Campon Ffl"day .TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - The Cmcmnall Reds got their top run producer of 1965 01 the dotted line for this season bot 11 will be Friday before Deroo Johnson reports ~ camp. The sluggmg third baseman who led the major leagues in runs batted ID eJided his holdout Wednesday when be signed a contract lor $30,000, doub~e hll salnry of last year. He 1s. reported to have aought $to,OOt, The :!&-year-old lllflelder's s!grung lefl only pitcher Jim Malo»ey was a holdout. Manager. Don Heffler of 1II1Y surplus weiJihl on any· ooe and among many who already are ill exeelleAt shape 1 was happy to see Mill PaP~»· •· our new pllcher, who lool:s like be's ready to go already." "Yes," admitted Pappas, "I'm lighter th811 usual. I weighed in at Z05 and my normal pitching weight varits usually !rom 2011 to ZIO. I'm 8IUIIOUS to llave a good season and I want to be ready when the bell rings. "I feel really good, and 1 like the spirit of Ibis olnb already although l'v• only beel1 hero 1 m,... ~ ..e • ll1door half-time -.1 lloldar, lloal" ID awaiiiC wlll compete in the let\ track Montrul. and field cbampk\lllblpe Salur- J.i'r8llt leiD, a 1...... . day night ID M'ad18on ._,_ Montreal DOI'UID .......;,., Garden. FarreD hal ""b;;; hoped lbl boul .iij"'j; ~ ::~"!.br•.• ~ca~..:~.,_ let!IDJury suffered ... the Cats are 23-0 over-an, 14-G MeDONALD FARMED pointed out tbet at in the·SEC and the top team DETROIT (UP!) - Wing Ab nothing had ben the 1aloo. JlcDonald, who oeored live "We haven't and had 14 asalsts wilh agreement yet, NBA SlladiBgs Detroit Red Wings of tbe on paper," Selke llld. By United Prell JDtel'lllltlonal Hockey League this er, we have lndlcatted l!aolerll Division wu sent Wednesday toiBouts, Inc.i thai we W• .L. Pet. their larm club In the ohaU be able t o Boston t8 U .678 Central Professl011al League. agreement " Philadelphia 4 2> .638 · Cincinnati 42 %1 New York %1 41 Wealel'll Division W· L. Pel. Los Angeles 38 32 Baltimore 34 'II Sa• Francisco 31 to St. Louis 29 38 Detroit 21 51 Wednesday'• Reolllll Boston Ito New York 104 Baltimore 19 Los Angeles Detroit 131 San Franclsct (Only games &<heduled) Tbursday's GaPhlm!Hadelj1•hlal San Frano18CO at LEXINGTON, Ky. (VPI) Loata Dampier, Keatnclty Adolph Rupp of Wall WesleY, Kaasao was 10med the 11Gb Verp, !lake choice as United Press Matl Goakas, st. Josepb'a lional's Southeastern Diet Sllyder, Davidool ence Coach of lhe Year. Tblnl Team The balloting by Pol 1\Uey, Keatucky lers and sportsoastera throughJBC'k Marin, D1oke oui lhe South saw a few Henry Flake!, Dayton scattered votes go to Joe Dan lAIIta Hudson, Minesota Gold ol Mississippi State and Johll Austin, Boston College Hay Mears of Tennessee. "I must say I am delighted and honored by this :~election," toRupthpiSsateida.m'.t:.s a great Secoatl Team respectively 01 the third team. Roundb!g GUt the -.wl Wll'l '1foot <enter Henry Finkel ol Da)'lon, guard Jolm Auslil1 of Boston College and forward Lou Hudson ol Mluesota, wb played most of the aeaso• wilb • cast .alter breakiDg his wrist. Despite constant pressure of double teamiRg from oppooents, Russell is currently second Ia refused ,to apologize dmi "unpatriotic Ullllr k I'' ibe-, when be was JIDIIfled hla :1. status might • chalrmllll. I·A. of Later Wedneaday, lllltD Jla. A. · · of Main Bouts, lac., wbldJ "We 1Im1 tiGt' OWlll aU aoclllary r!CbiiiD tbe Nquesl to 111ft light. oald the boul wauld be llbermlll1 lllld. .,... beld In 1\lootreal IIIII Gilly tile board wDJ lonna! approval wu Jrilq. A wbole. Ia au pro1t111111tr very attractive aspect ol aueb 1 i\"8111 1t." . promotion made CQII[OI'IIIIIiltl TtmU, 11a1n11n1 likely. PleuaDtvllle, N. 1., -~..The poaslfiWty lhll tile avkJu1 ID baft 1M llnallred and had ''110 It is also a great tribute the man known as the BarOB Bluegrass Basketball. Rupp fell on hard times In the 191">4-1965 season when his Wildcats Jell to a 15-10 mark Many coaches would acoepi this record with pleasure. But it was the worst ill Rupp's illustrious 35 years with Kenlucky. The forecasters ol gloom and FARRElL IN ICU doom were ready 'o NEW YORK (VPI) -T'oDilliiYI Rupp as being washed up or Farrell of St. Jolm'a, over the hill, or too old. After lr-======"-;;;;;;-,1 all, you can1 teach 31 old dog FIRST new tricks. QUALITY But then came the REGULAR _ · ing. Rupp kept up 1o his tricks, like stressing Certified Oil Stetlon , 28'' tri<ot, ;lriol • wilflln 2 ....... lianciJomoly lail....r .• , ~ 1 oncf ' - l tllri... tnldl :.:it~ ~pohlt,~~... ...r liP' l.fS - ooli«. Downle-GrOSI p pr~>-1111f0J ~~~~~er~~to-to~M~~~~~the~~rt~~~~:"-----~~fu~n~~~e~~~a~ls~and~~~!~~~~~-~-~-=~·='~~~~:m:•:~~~~~=~~~~;~;~;'~~~==~~~=~ '~· ~ and Charlie Smith aro among arriviaf, il1 camp a w..k 1a1e: colldltio1 of hil playert. ' those who've tried ••successfully to Iii! the void. Deroo Jobnson, the major leaKll~-.!_!fi runs-batted-In Willie Horton, Detroit's outfield sensatioR last year, Is still eight pounds overweight and <Onducling his own training prGgram. ''There Ia very Jlttle eridellee • , e m toO IIRO WAll' !lR'lRCE OF THE 1M CAPRIC!. YUO WHO WAll liE SIIDDTHIESS OF AlEW IMPAlA. YOU 11110 IIAII1' 111 PERFORMAICE OF A lEW CHMUL YOU WHO WAif THE OIIODEIESS OF AI£W CORVAIII. AIID YOU 111111 WAll THE 1IIIIFI1If,SS Of AllW ClllVY II ••• Fales Dumped From Tourney Celtics. . •. Cru~ Knickerbockers By United Press lntematlonal The villl:ory enabled the Wabama'l White J'aleou The Boston Celtics may be Celtics to go three games were dnmpetl llll-42 by WJrt slipping a bit but they haven't ahead of the 76ers who have a County Hillh Sebool ol EIJaa.. lost their famous ability to blitz game tonight with the Saa beth in Section Three louJ'Da. a• opponenl Francisco WatTiors meat play at Ripley WedaeiHard-pressed by the Pblladel· The Detroit Pis..;Dll beat the day niJiht. phia 76ers in the Eastern Warriors, 131-118, aRd the The Falcou trailed b.J 1&8 Division race of the National Baltimore Bulleb defeated thl at the end ol the first period, Jlasketball Association, the l Los Angeles Laakers. 1!1-113, il 30-16 at baHtime and lNG bJ Celtics used two blazing rallies other Wednesday aigbt action. thea:.lose of the third JIII'Jod. Wednesda•1 night to coast to a Ray Scott scored 27 poillts F leo ck Thompson paced tbe 140-IIM victory over the NeiY and Eddie Miles bad 21 to lead ~itens.,.:;rth ~!nts with y erk Knickerbockers. the Pistons, who gamed their each. M I get&c 8 third victory In 15 games Rich !Ifact topped Wirl willl The Celtics raced ofl to a 39- Berry had 21 for the W.;,.iors 20• 22 first-period lead and then Rookie Jerry Sloan's 1~1ooi WAlLUlA (41) "blitzed" the Knicks agaln with jump shot with 15 seconds left Redmu 0.1·1, MltcheB 1.0.2, a 14-4 spurt opening the second was the big play for the MarshaU Mll, 'nlompsoo 7-3half. Nine of the 10 Celtics Bullets, who trailed by 8 pomt 17, While 1+8, Sawyera 1-M, sc?red in double figures, led by , with 48 sooonds to go. Gus Arthur 01-2. Tota!J 15-12-12. Wdhe Naulls with 20, while ! Johnson's 28 points led the WIRT Iii Wa1l Belamy led the Knick• Bullets and Jerry West's 33 Nelsoa ~Z-12 ~~ J4.10 w1th '!1. paced the Laker!. CaiD s.&-10, 1. ivn- •t-1, pen 2-3-7, Smtih Uf, Coopt~' 1 0-Z. Totals 24-10-11. NO. C.:. Eastern Kentucky Upsets MAC Champs; Ohio UWins It W3! • sad way to e•d the basketball season lor the MidAmerica• Conferonce's two top teams. .But maybe It was sort of anti. clnnacllc for champ101 Miami and runnerup Toledo 'IVedaesday light as both bit the dust 011 lhe road. Miami weot to Eastern Kenlucky and was huag with o it~2 shbler as the Redslrias managed ·only 18 points in a lack· luster secoou hall, a1ld Toledo was outgwmed at Ohio Uaiver· sity, 77-68, lor the Rocket..' third strallht losa. While Miami was hardly abl-. to score at all down Ia Keno lucky, Bowlllg Gr..n and Mal' shal bad s dollneybrook with the Falco•s rolling up a 101>95 victory on their borne flocr. In the only olher Ohio .,.lege basketball game of the night Cleveland Stile - Ill fame ol the ael18011, aa 81·70 decision over Case Tech. Toaighl, tbe llchodule 1s even more skimPier before the aclloiJ picla! up for tbe weetewt X.. vier and CIDcinaall hOot up bo their IDDual backylnl battle at Cll!cl•aaU Gardeu iii the only fourth :OUEGE Scores Ohio U. got help from Don Spires, who &<ored 24 po!RII, and !rom guards Mike Ham· mood aad Dave Bl'O\Vll bo I sec- BJI1lllte4 Pr. I t ood half blast that nearly ran "'-~ Toledo off the ftoor. The Bob- 1 aSa!Je 91 LouiaYIIIe • cats outscored Toledo 17-! at Frlgh-DeO. fl BrkiYD Ply 67 one paint tA> wrap 11 up io the LeMoyDt 88 Potedam 81 finale · for bothe teams. AS811mptioa II Am. laU !II lollior guard Ni<k Alol 811lled Rldar 86 Iona n • college career ia a blaze o1 St. Peter's il2 IJV • ~) glory ao he soorad S2 points for Rut&en M lAblib M Bowli111 GreeR. wat Piatkowski Clark U. 95 Wrcslr Tech II added 28 IR the l'WI-alld-aboot St. Jos. (Pa.) liS ~ r1 coalest, and Marshall's George Carnegie Tech 105 Waynesbg 9a Stone had 26. Syracuse 9a Niagara 78 Bowling Green bas beatea Trinity 91 Wesleyan II! Marshall 10 straight limes, and Slrantoa 8'1 E. Btroadsburg "H tbe Falcollll dJd it wilb their Lafayette 70 Gettysbura 63 biggest scorll& oulbunt of the Nertheulera II Spagfld 10 campaigD. BG oad Ohio lied for Ceal Coan. WI PbUa. Test. 15 third place Ia the Mld·Amerlcan Plymoalh st. II Gorballl II. 74 with 6-6 reoorcts, bebi.ad ctuun- Vermont II Norwich 88 pion MlaDi 114 ~ ro. 'l'llfla • Aument 'II ledo. a.llt The 1tsge Is aet lor the B. XJ. II lllaml (Oblll) 8 NCAA's college d!vtsloa MJd.. Mlaa. St. " Mlaalllllppi 1t East Regioaal at Atron with BatiiaDy II Wub.aJefr. fol Obio Collffl'l!llce champ AUOII .Nidweat going 18alnsl Stl!nbettvJUe ud Qelgba .71 IIGin Dalila 88 Yol1llfslowa / fae!B( Raadnlpb- Clevellld st. II c- Teeh 70 MICOI In Frlday'a lfrat I'Oiiad.•Bowlllll. Gna 188 lllnl1all tG Oblo t/, " BToledo • lltazat r lhiags Ill RlchiiiOid, KJ,, By United frill Iat•IIIUtlllll ~ iii tb1 "1'."{.1 ' R.ci- Miami 11 4 Glnllnn ·IIIIillll If · · • • 1117 . . .. tl • lklldad • • '!" II1J .. ...... .. Oull. ·, ~III':'.:==~ :0~ Gma :::::::: .:=::..t"!: a• • ·c. with II Western Mich. x-1 IIIII ~ -~ NOW AT I• DNUUD ·OUR c nmw ~· I ' AT "'l'DIS ~ v: . ··- • AIWI?Y8 uaethat outalde mirror IMioM PIIIIROIIr• 0111 rlllght *ndlld . . f~UIWI yoU'll now find on every CIMvrolet. !d~·~·~·~·~-~-~~~·=· d~~~·!w~·~~~~~·~·=·~~~J~·~~~b~~~~~~·~·!~~~l~~!·~~~.~~~~~~~·~m~·~~d~~~·~-~~~!1!U~·~0~4~i=U~·~~·!~~-~0=·=1 ~;,~ ,~ -.·. ~: _ . , , · . . . ' . ' · . - , • '" " ~ I " .'' • POMEROY - _ • p.QME.I·-O.Y; MO·.TOR.· COM . PANY ·.. I .:ttl~ w. MAIN S1I&T I ' ' 8M '1St lkOO'IrAN n. SAN'l'OII ~· • 1.0N1:8f lvPn B:ll• 1111 ~ Eddlt BotJkl• paced Mareball < ' 81 a' I ;J, 'l'er. Willen '13 N.Ka. II. II aklns 11111t11D11 became cold Ia Toledo . ...lutlk) .. ' MJti..Amtr~eM c.ra- ~~uwu~ ~~~ -ea·!F• on way don ~. w L I'll Oj)ln. .........- "" oree IIDII Ia Obto. poiDII. '. o., ---------·---~ cbampioa with 131, bad a meeUng ol lh minds with lht A takeoff on the old Abbott i_:incinnati Reds, a $30,000 and Costello bit might opeajcontra<l being the stabilizl"' "Wile's On 'Third?" for Los ·lorce. Don Heffner, the Recla' Angeles Dodger lans. inew nmnager, has biRted that Almost everyone exceplihe'll move Johnson, who socked "Who" has had a shot at the 132 homers last year, to left third base job since the ex·i and try rookie Tommy Brooklynites moved to the West ! Helms, a former candidate fill' COlis! in . 1~7. : chortstop, at third. ln fact, there has been al Baltimre pilot Hank Bauer different rna a pencilled in all praised lefthander Steve Barber the hot comer each of tne lastlfor his "hard work" and e1ght season opening gomes lpredicted a much better start since the shlf~ and if Manager! for Oriole hurler this season. .Walter Alston's la~t ex perCloninger To Opton nnenl works olll you can 1113ke l Tony Cloninger, the Braves' that . nine. 24-game wmner a year ago, The Dodgers have plans to signed for an estimated $45,000 move 1965 rookie of the year Wednesday and was immediateJean Lef~vre !rem second ly named Jlfaoager Bobby base to third so that he may Bragan's opening day pitcher. concenlf~te . on hitting ~nd St. Louis, which traded away wher. his limited range afield three-quarters of its infield will be less of a liability. over the winter, will work on . . Anaual DDemma team work and essentials, Fillmg the third base hole has according to Mall/jger Red been an annual dilemma for Sch<>endiensl. . .White 8os Alsf?n. The last haU dozen outhelder Floyd R 0 b 1 n 1 1 a, openmg day lmeups show whose batting average slumped Charlie Neal, Jim Gilliam, to .265 from .301 iR 1964, socked Daryl Spencer, Ken McMullen, four balls over lne fence in John Werhas and John Kennedy practice. . .Pitcher Julie as the hopefuls. Others such as NavatTo became the last 181'1 ' ~ .1:;.paip MONTREAL Cassius Ctay.Ernle Terrell vywelgbt ebamplonahip has apparent11 found • outside lllo United States Montreal. one An IDDOuncement was NEW YORK (UPII The ed from the Montreal 1111 United Pren ~looCommi!sioa today namlnfl a1 AD • A-'ea lluketbell Canadian city 11 the new Teuu ol the title bout and Much the date, 11 originally . . . . . . . . . . First Team . . . . . . duled. Caale Ra8leii, Michigan, In rapid lire order Wednelu,Dave 11, 81'., 31J. "Control yoarsell, Ed. 11'1 oaly day, the match was booted 8 paiDIIDc!" Scbelhase, Plrdue, .. of Chlcage by the Dllnoll ~ fiei~ RACINE FIRST NATIONAL BANK -••·r .....,,_port.,_lloll $!,.,I ...... . . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . , ...d . . . . . . . . . . . 4 'C '11Io- L. Ooell, PomerQJ, -loled will! Mr.... Mn. c.lvla 81mpl08 III operatl.. of u Albeu nslaarald fOr lilt palt 1\!o ltall ,....., bu COLUMBUS (UPl) - A . Je- pllftlwetl a part .._ .. hovah's Witness who relused ID tile MariiD Resl81rlllt ud work In a bospttal In lieu ol baa IIWIIIe4 Ita active DI811military service waa aentenced IIOIDOIII. Goetl II the IOD ol ·; to three yeara In prison Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. John Goett, day by U.S. District Judge Mel Pomeroy, and lo a IJ'lldaale Underwood. of Pnmerey Hlp Scllool HI Underwood also placed on ll a member If lite Salft• £ve years probation Barbara Heart (]Iurcll, Jearn Emler, 25, who pleaded guilty to embezzling $400 lor a .vacation from the CIUzens Na· Ilona! Bank of Zanelvllle. Sweeney 801 wiD Merll Joe Rhodes; 21, Col· umbos, who bad been ordered to Stop Milk Sla1h report to Miami Valley Hospit· FATHER CAPON al 1D Dayton to work, said he WASHINGTON (VPI) -U.S. Tbe Rev. Robt:1'1 Farrar Ca· refused because "my conscience Rep. ROOert E. Sweeney, D.· poa, an Episcopal priest and won't let me." Underwood rave Cleveland, today lnlrocluced a alllhor ol 'Bed and Board," blm a chance to cbange his mind bUI to make the federal echool will appear on tbe Oblo Un· but Rhodea said be would "not milk program permanent Sweeney'• btU calli for spendJverslly campo• as the third compromise my belle!" • Jng $110 miiJiOII C10 milk for ID a series ol Kennedy Lee· school cblldrell ID fiscal 198'1. taren tonight. His speecb, ' President Johnson bu called "'l'be Human Being and Marrfor a slash In the program from loge," will be pre&<nled at $103 million In fiscal 1966 ID 8:15 p.m. ID Memorial Audl· $S1 million In 181'1' tortum. Father Capon 11 vlcor of Christ Qwrcb ID Port · Jelfenoa, N. Y~ and II dean Giants ID the Land, a film OKEY PAC!t FJNED. of the George Mercer Jr. J e1 Ok Pack bas beet u ·lal •·h by General am $50 and ey costs, sentenced .,emor .. oo1 o1 Theolou. provided Film Ubrary, wu llhownMotors Wed· lined · - .. .. . IMISdaY to lite Pomeroy Lions to I daya confinement and Club JGllowlng a reglilar lunch- received a six • monlhl ouspeneon In social roollll olthe Fed- slon of his driver's license Ia 0 M I Co ntv Court vi erated Ch111'th. e gs u..., oo COD cThe film pictured the drama ol "''•e earth movl"" -ulpment - WEATHER a.udy, Ulf , ••, .... b Given Witness j i. f(}f' s,,.,,.,. .,.,.~~~, lflllb btdlifld Pnso"n Term ':rt, I Moot~l New Site fo.r clay· I.Gull.,m. acorltiC In tbe Big Tell .00 ta allllGit slngJe.handedly ' teadins tbe Wolvertnea to their third straight league title. MicliiCan a big 11!11 doormat Ulllll Russoll arrived, 1eac1a Micblpa Sta,_ bJ game bo the standings. direct vote of 232 sport&wrllerl, Lee wao 1 terrar ot eHier 11 &editors and broadcastera frwu foot-9, scorlnfl 22.6 points 8 all parts of the country. game and hiwllng down 15.7 Russell, • UPI oecond·team ,rebounds, wblle Schellhase at 4choice in his sophomore season, 4 and Russell at W«e was the sole repeater lrom the featured al forward, with Bing 1965 first team, while Schel~ and Waker, both S-3, perfOI'JDo base and Lee moved up from q at the guard aloll. the runner-up squad. Besides &ecead llqud Sc;bellhase, leading the nallon Louie Dampier, wbose play. wtlb a 32.7 average, RusseU making 81111 ol!ootllll have led rllllked third and Bins fourth 1a to rllllked Kentucky scoring throullh games o1 Feb, was m!t!r lll!. the ...,.,~ team1 aJo with Oil the weU-ba!BIIced team, fellow guards .b v'!ga tl By IVRT JILOCK VPI Sporll Writer t:h:e:lef:t.::Do:y:l•::Sh:ul~er~w~a~s~in~c~b~ar~ge~of~h~e~avy~e~q;ul~p~m~~=at;o~n=tb=e~p~ro~j=ect.=-:-Se_n_tln-:.el;Ph;;;;;;oto.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.! provide U:JO adcittlonel jobt =*:o:wn::•:t and added payrollo o1 ~u-m1~ • Uon a year. In lllo field of ulety, Oltlo Power paated one ol Ill best - ...... performance~ during 'liS. Thre were 15 disabling !njurtea sustained, or U for each J. I!Dtered Botpltal million manhoun worked, a Persona entering Holzer ~losmarked Improvement over 1864 pita! during the last :u hours averages for the lndu1try. . Mrs E 11 Bunch 7U (Employes aulfered almlll ; : :· Ave.; ~s. Floren~e B. sii Urnes as many disabhng Burnell, IO'lll Second Ave.; J. accidents away from the JOb Owen Lloyd, JI05 Adrian Ave.; u they did while on duty, a Mrs. Gilbert D. Caldwell, Eu· IA>tal of 88 for the year·) reka Star Rt.; Sarab L. Evans, Aa I corporate,. IP·P"Yilll c!ll Rt. I Vinton; Mra. James R. zen of .the area .rt serves, ~·o Merry, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. Power m 1965 paid out $33.2"11llll· William A. Merry, Rio Grande; 1011 In local, state and federal Mr Ralph w Ralke PL Plea· taxea. 01 lhll unount, more •· · ' then $7.5-milllon waaln real and IIDt; Ms. Jamea R. Humphrey, rson 1 roperty lUes paid to Rt. 1 Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Helen :. 61 a o~o counUes ID wblcb M. Younce, Rac~e; Mrs. Harry the company baa praperty. A· J. Denruson, Middleport; Mrs. bout thre~><~u&rtel'l o1 lhll 1 • Bryon Lee Davia, Rt. Lanp· mount gees back to Individual ville; RaymOild F. Crotty, Hunacbool districts lor upandlni Ungton, W. Va.; Charles L. Jack· and matntatntnc primary and 100. Ironton; Burnett J. Beverly, secondary schools. Obio Power Aabland Ky.; Mrs. John Moel· 1 paid 11125 000 111 taxu tD ler, Rt. 3 Ironton; Mrs. Dave 8 11 five West vtrimia eoontlea Puckett, Radcliff, Herschel L. where comnonv pr-= r II Jo. Norton, WeUoton; Mrs. Charles ··..--.. ..,.- 1 E. Leooard, Jack' · c.ted. The State of Oltlo received Birlbl $4-millioa ID ezclse tu pay- Mn. WUI!am A. Merry, Rio menls, most ol wblch 11'1 used Grande, son, 1 a.m., Wedneslor poor relief. day; Mra. JlllllllJ Adkloa, 115~ Ohio Power last year bumed VIne St., 1011, 7:54a.m. Wedn.. •-·, Mn. Ralph w. RaJ'•, "" Pl. more than 1 mlllr'on tons of _, coal to run Ill 111 major power Pleal18111, 1011, 11:116 a.m. Wedplants and the ctll of the fuel aelday; MrL Brylll L. Davis, ranked l1fiCODll amona aperat:- Rt. 1 LanpvUle, daughter, in8 upenm, •.~ '!'hla 12:42 p.m. Wedaesday: 1111d Mrs. figure will grew conaklerably Gilbert D. Caldwell, Eureka tbla If th llr t of t Y~ ter e s wo star Rt., daughter, 9:03 p.m., 115.001).kilowatl units II Car- Wedaelday. · d!nal Plant, Billlanl, 1001 IAio oervice Dllc:llarpd · Mro. OdJa G. BurriS, Bobby K. 'll Dl Davia Mn Estel Dempsey R~tary W 5 ?J 8 Jlfn. Earl Denney, Jr., Mrs. E~ W1th Ann1 Frld•y 111e Geary Ronald Glenn Mrs. John Werner, president Ill George Green Arlin' Hall the Mlddleport..Pomeroy flo. Timmy D. Hale, Janet~ tary Club. is armounoing that Ja. llellry, 11mtr Kautz, Mrs. Jame dies night with Rotary "Amll" H. Kirby, Charlotte Markllll, II guOIIB, will be ablerved lhll 9ecso M. Maynard, Jelf Moore, Friday night with the dinner Mn. Minnie Peten, Mrs. Da· to be held at S p.m. ID lllo v1c1 L. PbUIIpo, Ferrll A. Rice, Middieporl IDih Sebool cal• LueiDda L. Rose, Frank Samuel Ioria. The meal will be pr• Mrl. Darrell L. Sibley, arold pared by the lchool coota. • E. SIJemore, Gary A. Stewart, Followq the dinner the groap Mn. Herbert 'lbompson, Emil will hold "a atulfln& bet" pr6o 1. Robert, Jr., Mrs. Nellie M. pa(lng the envelope• lor the West, Mrs. Harold 0. WIU, Easter Seala campal111 tor crtp. Mrs. Virgilllll L. Wright, and pled children. This Ia an IIIUI1Ial Mrs. Don L. Bostic and infant project ol the club. 100. UNIT CAU ED SERII!S ANNOUNCED Pomeroy emerpncy oquad- !bere will he an rlllll8ellstl mea were aummoned at 1:10 Cruude March 11 tllroUih 30 at p.m. Wednesday tD the AvaneUe tbe SyraC!Uae Methodlat Cburch Bau residence oo Buttornukv at 7:30p.m. each evenbl8 wtth and transported Carolyn Smith lilt Rev, JIICk Hlaln&; Pnlnt lA> Veterana Memorial Hospil- Plellllll, u IJUeal evugellat. al. TO IIJNO SUNDAY 'l'llen will be a gospel atna amday It I p. m. at the Syra· I'IRST QUALITY eue Mllhodlat Chm'Cb. Every· REGULAR- · . . Ill weltollll, ~W YORK (UPl! -Michlgan s marvelous Cazzte Russell, ~ually adept at any poslllon OD ~ garnered United ess teraaUolal AU-America ~nors Wedneaday by lopping e vote-getters for the second consecullve year. . Jolmng the Wolver111e8' one~an gang were the nallon'e No. r:;rer, Dave Schellhase of ue, Clyde Lee of Vander· DaveW Bini of Syracuse and tmmy alker of Providence, ~!_juDio~lei~ by a "ll Third Base Problem Stl Exists For World Champs J Hrnma"taJ News LADIES ' 1 Russell Tops UPI's Dream Tea in Dally lellllnel, Pom,aroy·Mlddleport, r ALL STABS - • • ' "". .. ~.. ' " ' " " "' ' �, ' t-Dally Seat1nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March S, 1968 - ~- • POWER JNSPECI'ION TONIGHT ' (ContiDued from Pago I) ~ The annual Inspection of R•· l elne Lodgne No. t61 F & AM (Continued !rom Page I) percenlqe ever recorded by ~ : n · be h•ld tonight at 7:30. All The new measure, to be Qblo Power lor a single year. ~aster Masons aro invited. signed into law today by ' At the end of 1964, the figure President Johnson, is modeled was 46 per cenl after the Gl bills ol World War The company added 2,{63 , I'II'Vm'ED TO INTERESt OF ll and Korea which brought electric home heatins lnslalla'.1: MEIGS . MASON AREA tralnlng and benefits te 10.4 tlons to Its lines during 1985, . mllhon Gls. The Veterans Ad- bringing the total 11011 being :: 'itcf'l•,.. 1. oWttt, f'Ut1111t11r ministration expects 5000110 served 10 almost 15,iJIIO. Also "\f~. CMI.._, TlnMI'Iill, ldillr PuDlllhell evei'JI atternoon eactlllf men Will aUend SChOOl during added )&St year Wer8 • new Sfi<laJI-. ll)' rn• Valle' t"uDiitb· the I' t f lh e new mea.,_ total e1ectr1c com--'·' • 11 , wr· con\p•ny. uu onlo M•cnan llit. !'om. Jrs year o ..,.n,;uu and. 1 .. Oblo . .S7tt, Busineu orne- ure's operation. The bill ap- Industrial firms fer a terrlto"· W'Y 1I.JUil1 li:dlt(lrl&i Pho"M •1 ,., plies to men wno have served wide total of 713. alii!:~~ tb: ,.:.:e:;~c•c~':',.'!~:!: at any time after Jan. 31, 1955. 1 Durbll llll, lbe CIOIDJtlllJ "tt1orl~1 ad~ertlaiDI rtpreMnlatt,.e : -END STRIKE : btlped brill& IS DeW lllduto BoHine iU K.imbell. Lne.. J'3 Lexlnr· CINCINNATI (UP!) More ' ~ lnlo Ill ---•~ , ~~,.,., ,. ~'~•• Yor• Qt.)". N• • .-~ M:.l"'l'l\.""t; --~~DacnpuOD ... -. O..U'o'eNCt ~~ than 6,000 employes were to re- tbroqb Itt area development e'.fun wbe:e .va11able 30 oenw "' turn to their jobs today at Gen- progam. Tlaele aew flrJDI, ~ oae ,.., In ad ..ace at UN I Ill ectr ic,s subur ban Evan- ••tell prow1c1e j,L. ow !lataDel offke. 115.M: 11 • era ..- for mon o•11rdiWI tJ.ao, t.bi'M tnoathl 1:uo BY dale plant end'"... a one-day thin 1,100 mea aH wanaea. r Reule wbln urrter ~ • •ae nallj,b)e one month. 11.31'1 BY strike by International Associa]D addition te the new c:om.. 1 """ 912 l.on• . · • . •~~" aJ.U.IIII: sa eontbl, lion I Ma •hini'Bts ts.:L'\: TD.~ moutba. 13.00 0 C &..IUU6e • paDitl, 15J klduStrill CUStomfr --·------ - -- ~~ plant uponstons tnve tment e1 with aearl1 total $»NEW IJNE - Meigs County Water Company workers, to boost the water prenure on "'ulb .. erry Heightl, bave . ~ e nnoonced start· Installed a seclion of new transite slx·ln~b pipe from bolo w the Pomeroy elementary lcllool to above tbe Intersection :::; ~ ~ year '!'bey wUI of Wrlgbt·st. Company officials said the new pipe will be "tied-in" 10metime today. Jamea Kautf, company 110ployee, Ia l!PI Rriefs tHE .DAILY SENTINEL TIIREE SAJJ:8 S1!:T The JWI!or Motller's Oub ol Eastern High School will hav• a bake sale, Saturday, Maret 5. at Gaul's Market in Chester Lyons Market at Tuppera Pltilm and at Babcock's store In Lon& Bottom, aU beglnnlns at .10 a. m. CLUB TO Ml!l!'l' 'l11e Middleport Garden CJut will meet March 7 In the soelal room of the Columbus alii\ ' SOUtbenl Ohio E;leclrio Compa! ny. Hostesses will be Mra. Wd· Dam Morris, Mrs. Carl HortJ, Mrs. B. B. Zeigler, Mr1. EJII. abelh Fisher and Mn. JaiDII Arnold. . WEEK END SPECIAL (FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY) Moh•ir C.rdigen r5WEATERS Reg. $5.95 e~eh Al10rted Postela MIDDLEPORT, 0. CHECK EBERSBACH'S FREE OFFER PAINT-UP TIME SUMMER-TIME LIVING ......f.. • e ..... r.tl VAN YLIT E ............. Med be ••PI"II'N 1Mri111e •r « trle ltOI'I tft011 filltlll . . .lllif;4 ....,.... Late. hill, M ••r .. .,,.,. •IMI .-. eoal ....n • • · II Yu.,flle .. f•l tlr'flllr a.a.... ,.. moll lttrfo,ea. ,.inly odor, u4 It 'WOt..._ .W. lw ............. ~ u.tl . . . .(Ito .. l s·•s Gallon FREE Wlth2Gallon Purch•GOOD QUALITY PAN ANDROLLER , EBERSBACH .,Everything In Herdweren Herdwere M1ln Pomeroy St. Mr.. 18'' ··-·· Certified Oil Stilton PERFECT FOR SPRING BRIDES ........., .....teaal 111owe11 tonllbt and IIIPt. ... • Friday, Mild toU • SL TIIrliDI eoJd. late Jl'rfdaJ. ---- 8'1\lDENTS TEMPORizE COLUMBUS (UPI) - Obto ltate Vnivenlly atudeall voted Wod·eadiJ ID retalll tbe present foml ot titudellt goverameat tmnporarlly wblla c:alliDI a conatllutional convenllOD m reform the system. U: ID . . . . .,., .,..., =:•r.z.o.:::.:.o.w;.:.ar~ .......... -udl' t I " tlll•m·-.. /1' 104111. . . . . . A r f C - 1 - DolceiiiOOI. ' ~~~· CcMirt St. a .. Pekin11 Labels pUt 00 CraleS ACCRA., Ghana (UP! More Communist Chinese and Russians lechnlclans today were reported beiug expelled from Ghana, amid growing signs lhat the CommWlisl world was losing its major foothold In West Africa. Trucks were aeen behind the bolted ga~ of the Red Chinese embassy loading dozens of woodea erates, most on·them bearing "Peking" stencil!. Ghana's aew rulers meanwbUe made It clear they planned to move right from the Marxist eeon~>mics of ousted President Kwane Nkrumah. National Liberation Council Chairman Lt. Gen. J• sepb Ankrah said Wednesday nlp,ht state soclsltsm would be replaced by free. eDterprlae. """ ..,. •• at work on large 111m and hlgbway projecb and being Iran.. ported over the country to such projects. Ladiea ol the churdl oenlng luncb were Mn. Lena Grueser, Ml'l. Ully Haack and Mrs. C!Ma Karr. Vice pl'etlldanl, Dale Warner presided. WOMAN DROWNS MARIE'M'A, Ohio (UP!) Mrs. Irene Cox, 61, McConnelsville, drowned Wednesday In the Musklngum River, just 10uth ol the Beverly-Waterford Bridge. A pone and other per801181 articles beloliiiDI ID her were Jound 011 the river blnk, !Duchlns off the aearch lor her body wbJc hwas recovered. ' _,___ __ NOW YOU KNOW --~Tbe lint llaiiitU W11 InMdlo General Bospllal l1lalled ID the Wblte Roue Ia Admissions - Alina Wines, 1111 while MUianl Fillmore wu RD., Racine; Marcia CatT, prealdent. pers Plains; (.'harles pera Plains; Lennie Puii!Dll, 11 ReedsvUle ; Patrick Morrissey, Ractae; George 'lboma, Pomeroy. Discharges - George Hobsetter, Pomeroy; Mary Carr, Cool· vUie; Cbarlea Van Conney, Mid· dleporl; Gr~ Hyaell, Middleport; Bessie liumphrey, Athens. ~.~161.00 :-.~ ... ;::r-......... WELL DRILUNG (Evtrythlnt Complete) Nllhineo.- M Monthl Tt Pay FOREMAN \ND ABBOTT WYs.nfl N. W Aw. Mld•apalt • • • • • • • • • SHOP PICKENS FOR: eYOUR WALLPAPER e YOUR PAINTS eYOUR HARDWARE Your HOUSECLEANING NeedJ e e YOUR PLUMBING SUPPLIES eYOUR POWER MOWERS e YOUR BULK GARDEN SEED • • • • • • eYOUR GARDEN TILLERS Jutt Automatically Go Te PICKENS WDWARE I • • • . •••• POR YOUR NIIDS MASON . W. VA. Open 1v111 D.y-AII Day ......- TupCarr,Tup-1,'-7-~~~~~~~====~====~:::::::::~, Heedqulrtel'l for MISS AMERICA LOAFERS 1HE SHOE BOX •' We will move back into part of The Rclcine Rrst National Bank Building Thursday, and will conduct businass as usual while the remainder of the building is being repaired. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank all of the people of the area who helped us during and after the firt. A$1Jac:ial thank you to all of.our loyal patrons for their understanding during this period•. Pomeroy . :~U ' .=. ._ . -· ..... _g-. . a r tioa~~of~D~WL~----_:-==========::! .RACINE, 0. Jewelry Stort rr• . _. . . . . ~---~·~·.-•nw.~' · .~ • Earth Moving Film is Shown ~1, ' Commlll!loa IIIIer CIIJ lVPI) Ions awaited, much Rupp· NamedSEC'S coacb s--·· ..,.,._. 0£ y b UPI Of£" • Js .1.~ ~~::;_ Provld...., ear Y ICJ.a :"!'~ed ~ ~ 4, 11, 81'., au Joseph'a, 11-1! center Walt t:lyde Lee, Wesley of Flfth-ralked Ka8ll88 II, 81'~ l!U, . Dave B'"• and Iorward Diet Snyder Gf ze, ..._ .., ,._......, Karch 3, 1966-3 Vanderbn~ w, reprna~!:'::·"~~~~-· ~ - - • ... ....,.. J0hnson EDdsH0ldout, to Rep0ft t 0 Campon Ffl"day .TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - The Cmcmnall Reds got their top run producer of 1965 01 the dotted line for this season bot 11 will be Friday before Deroo Johnson reports ~ camp. The sluggmg third baseman who led the major leagues in runs batted ID eJided his holdout Wednesday when be signed a contract lor $30,000, doub~e hll salnry of last year. He 1s. reported to have aought $to,OOt, The :!&-year-old lllflelder's s!grung lefl only pitcher Jim Malo»ey was a holdout. Manager. Don Heffler of 1II1Y surplus weiJihl on any· ooe and among many who already are ill exeelleAt shape 1 was happy to see Mill PaP~»· •· our new pllcher, who lool:s like be's ready to go already." "Yes," admitted Pappas, "I'm lighter th811 usual. I weighed in at Z05 and my normal pitching weight varits usually !rom 2011 to ZIO. I'm 8IUIIOUS to llave a good season and I want to be ready when the bell rings. "I feel really good, and 1 like the spirit of Ibis olnb already although l'v• only beel1 hero 1 m,... ~ ..e • ll1door half-time -.1 lloldar, lloal" ID awaiiiC wlll compete in the let\ track Montrul. and field cbampk\lllblpe Salur- J.i'r8llt leiD, a 1...... . day night ID M'ad18on ._,_ Montreal DOI'UID .......;,., Garden. FarreD hal ""b;;; hoped lbl boul .iij"'j; ~ ::~"!.br•.• ~ca~..:~.,_ let!IDJury suffered ... the Cats are 23-0 over-an, 14-G MeDONALD FARMED pointed out tbet at in the·SEC and the top team DETROIT (UP!) - Wing Ab nothing had ben the 1aloo. JlcDonald, who oeored live "We haven't and had 14 asalsts wilh agreement yet, NBA SlladiBgs Detroit Red Wings of tbe on paper," Selke llld. By United Prell JDtel'lllltlonal Hockey League this er, we have lndlcatted l!aolerll Division wu sent Wednesday toiBouts, Inc.i thai we W• .L. Pet. their larm club In the ohaU be able t o Boston t8 U .678 Central Professl011al League. agreement " Philadelphia 4 2> .638 · Cincinnati 42 %1 New York %1 41 Wealel'll Division W· L. Pel. Los Angeles 38 32 Baltimore 34 'II Sa• Francisco 31 to St. Louis 29 38 Detroit 21 51 Wednesday'• Reolllll Boston Ito New York 104 Baltimore 19 Los Angeles Detroit 131 San Franclsct (Only games &<heduled) Tbursday's GaPhlm!Hadelj1•hlal San Frano18CO at LEXINGTON, Ky. (VPI) Loata Dampier, Keatnclty Adolph Rupp of Wall WesleY, Kaasao was 10med the 11Gb Verp, !lake choice as United Press Matl Goakas, st. Josepb'a lional's Southeastern Diet Sllyder, Davidool ence Coach of lhe Year. Tblnl Team The balloting by Pol 1\Uey, Keatucky lers and sportsoastera throughJBC'k Marin, D1oke oui lhe South saw a few Henry Flake!, Dayton scattered votes go to Joe Dan lAIIta Hudson, Minesota Gold ol Mississippi State and Johll Austin, Boston College Hay Mears of Tennessee. "I must say I am delighted and honored by this :~election," toRupthpiSsateida.m'.t:.s a great Secoatl Team respectively 01 the third team. Roundb!g GUt the -.wl Wll'l '1foot <enter Henry Finkel ol Da)'lon, guard Jolm Auslil1 of Boston College and forward Lou Hudson ol Mluesota, wb played most of the aeaso• wilb • cast .alter breakiDg his wrist. Despite constant pressure of double teamiRg from oppooents, Russell is currently second Ia refused ,to apologize dmi "unpatriotic Ullllr k I'' ibe-, when be was JIDIIfled hla :1. status might • chalrmllll. I·A. of Later Wedneaday, lllltD Jla. A. · · of Main Bouts, lac., wbldJ "We 1Im1 tiGt' OWlll aU aoclllary r!CbiiiD tbe Nquesl to 111ft light. oald the boul wauld be llbermlll1 lllld. .,... beld In 1\lootreal IIIII Gilly tile board wDJ lonna! approval wu Jrilq. A wbole. Ia au pro1t111111tr very attractive aspect ol aueb 1 i\"8111 1t." . promotion made CQII[OI'IIIIIiltl TtmU, 11a1n11n1 likely. PleuaDtvllle, N. 1., -~..The poaslfiWty lhll tile avkJu1 ID baft 1M llnallred and had ''110 It is also a great tribute the man known as the BarOB Bluegrass Basketball. Rupp fell on hard times In the 191">4-1965 season when his Wildcats Jell to a 15-10 mark Many coaches would acoepi this record with pleasure. But it was the worst ill Rupp's illustrious 35 years with Kenlucky. The forecasters ol gloom and FARRElL IN ICU doom were ready 'o NEW YORK (VPI) -T'oDilliiYI Rupp as being washed up or Farrell of St. Jolm'a, over the hill, or too old. After lr-======"-;;;;;;-,1 all, you can1 teach 31 old dog FIRST new tricks. QUALITY But then came the REGULAR _ · ing. Rupp kept up 1o his tricks, like stressing Certified Oil Stetlon , 28'' tri<ot, ;lriol • wilflln 2 ....... lianciJomoly lail....r .• , ~ 1 oncf ' - l tllri... tnldl :.:it~ ~pohlt,~~... ...r liP' l.fS - ooli«. Downle-GrOSI p pr~>-1111f0J ~~~~~er~~to-to~M~~~~~the~~rt~~~~:"-----~~fu~n~~~e~~~a~ls~and~~~!~~~~~-~-~-=~·='~~~~:m:•:~~~~~=~~~~;~;~;'~~~==~~~=~ '~· ~ and Charlie Smith aro among arriviaf, il1 camp a w..k 1a1e: colldltio1 of hil playert. ' those who've tried ••successfully to Iii! the void. Deroo Jobnson, the major leaKll~-.!_!fi runs-batted-In Willie Horton, Detroit's outfield sensatioR last year, Is still eight pounds overweight and <Onducling his own training prGgram. ''There Ia very Jlttle eridellee • , e m toO IIRO WAll' !lR'lRCE OF THE 1M CAPRIC!. YUO WHO WAll liE SIIDDTHIESS OF AlEW IMPAlA. YOU 11110 IIAII1' 111 PERFORMAICE OF A lEW CHMUL YOU WHO WAif THE OIIODEIESS OF AI£W CORVAIII. AIID YOU 111111 WAll THE 1IIIIFI1If,SS Of AllW ClllVY II ••• Fales Dumped From Tourney Celtics. . •. Cru~ Knickerbockers By United Press lntematlonal The villl:ory enabled the Wabama'l White J'aleou The Boston Celtics may be Celtics to go three games were dnmpetl llll-42 by WJrt slipping a bit but they haven't ahead of the 76ers who have a County Hillh Sebool ol EIJaa.. lost their famous ability to blitz game tonight with the Saa beth in Section Three louJ'Da. a• opponenl Francisco WatTiors meat play at Ripley WedaeiHard-pressed by the Pblladel· The Detroit Pis..;Dll beat the day niJiht. phia 76ers in the Eastern Warriors, 131-118, aRd the The Falcou trailed b.J 1&8 Division race of the National Baltimore Bulleb defeated thl at the end ol the first period, Jlasketball Association, the l Los Angeles Laakers. 1!1-113, il 30-16 at baHtime and lNG bJ Celtics used two blazing rallies other Wednesday aigbt action. thea:.lose of the third JIII'Jod. Wednesda•1 night to coast to a Ray Scott scored 27 poillts F leo ck Thompson paced tbe 140-IIM victory over the NeiY and Eddie Miles bad 21 to lead ~itens.,.:;rth ~!nts with y erk Knickerbockers. the Pistons, who gamed their each. M I get&c 8 third victory In 15 games Rich !Ifact topped Wirl willl The Celtics raced ofl to a 39- Berry had 21 for the W.;,.iors 20• 22 first-period lead and then Rookie Jerry Sloan's 1~1ooi WAlLUlA (41) "blitzed" the Knicks agaln with jump shot with 15 seconds left Redmu 0.1·1, MltcheB 1.0.2, a 14-4 spurt opening the second was the big play for the MarshaU Mll, 'nlompsoo 7-3half. Nine of the 10 Celtics Bullets, who trailed by 8 pomt 17, While 1+8, Sawyera 1-M, sc?red in double figures, led by , with 48 sooonds to go. Gus Arthur 01-2. Tota!J 15-12-12. Wdhe Naulls with 20, while ! Johnson's 28 points led the WIRT Iii Wa1l Belamy led the Knick• Bullets and Jerry West's 33 Nelsoa ~Z-12 ~~ J4.10 w1th '!1. paced the Laker!. CaiD s.&-10, 1. ivn- •t-1, pen 2-3-7, Smtih Uf, Coopt~' 1 0-Z. Totals 24-10-11. NO. C.:. Eastern Kentucky Upsets MAC Champs; Ohio UWins It W3! • sad way to e•d the basketball season lor the MidAmerica• Conferonce's two top teams. .But maybe It was sort of anti. clnnacllc for champ101 Miami and runnerup Toledo 'IVedaesday light as both bit the dust 011 lhe road. Miami weot to Eastern Kenlucky and was huag with o it~2 shbler as the Redslrias managed ·only 18 points in a lack· luster secoou hall, a1ld Toledo was outgwmed at Ohio Uaiver· sity, 77-68, lor the Rocket..' third strallht losa. While Miami was hardly abl-. to score at all down Ia Keno lucky, Bowlllg Gr..n and Mal' shal bad s dollneybrook with the Falco•s rolling up a 101>95 victory on their borne flocr. In the only olher Ohio .,.lege basketball game of the night Cleveland Stile - Ill fame ol the ael18011, aa 81·70 decision over Case Tech. Toaighl, tbe llchodule 1s even more skimPier before the aclloiJ picla! up for tbe weetewt X.. vier and CIDcinaall hOot up bo their IDDual backylnl battle at Cll!cl•aaU Gardeu iii the only fourth :OUEGE Scores Ohio U. got help from Don Spires, who &<ored 24 po!RII, and !rom guards Mike Ham· mood aad Dave Bl'O\Vll bo I sec- BJI1lllte4 Pr. I t ood half blast that nearly ran "'-~ Toledo off the ftoor. The Bob- 1 aSa!Je 91 LouiaYIIIe • cats outscored Toledo 17-! at Frlgh-DeO. fl BrkiYD Ply 67 one paint tA> wrap 11 up io the LeMoyDt 88 Potedam 81 finale · for bothe teams. AS811mptioa II Am. laU !II lollior guard Ni<k Alol 811lled Rldar 86 Iona n • college career ia a blaze o1 St. Peter's il2 IJV • ~) glory ao he soorad S2 points for Rut&en M lAblib M Bowli111 GreeR. wat Piatkowski Clark U. 95 Wrcslr Tech II added 28 IR the l'WI-alld-aboot St. Jos. (Pa.) liS ~ r1 coalest, and Marshall's George Carnegie Tech 105 Waynesbg 9a Stone had 26. Syracuse 9a Niagara 78 Bowling Green bas beatea Trinity 91 Wesleyan II! Marshall 10 straight limes, and Slrantoa 8'1 E. Btroadsburg "H tbe Falcollll dJd it wilb their Lafayette 70 Gettysbura 63 biggest scorll& oulbunt of the Nertheulera II Spagfld 10 campaigD. BG oad Ohio lied for Ceal Coan. WI PbUa. Test. 15 third place Ia the Mld·Amerlcan Plymoalh st. II Gorballl II. 74 with 6-6 reoorcts, bebi.ad ctuun- Vermont II Norwich 88 pion MlaDi 114 ~ ro. 'l'llfla • Aument 'II ledo. a.llt The 1tsge Is aet lor the B. XJ. II lllaml (Oblll) 8 NCAA's college d!vtsloa MJd.. Mlaa. St. " Mlaalllllppi 1t East Regioaal at Atron with BatiiaDy II Wub.aJefr. fol Obio Collffl'l!llce champ AUOII .Nidweat going 18alnsl Stl!nbettvJUe ud Qelgba .71 IIGin Dalila 88 Yol1llfslowa / fae!B( Raadnlpb- Clevellld st. II c- Teeh 70 MICOI In Frlday'a lfrat I'Oiiad.•Bowlllll. Gna 188 lllnl1all tG Oblo t/, " BToledo • lltazat r lhiags Ill RlchiiiOid, KJ,, By United frill Iat•IIIUtlllll ~ iii tb1 "1'."{.1 ' R.ci- Miami 11 4 Glnllnn ·IIIIillll If · · • • 1117 . . .. tl • lklldad • • '!" II1J .. ...... .. Oull. ·, ~III':'.:==~ :0~ Gma :::::::: .:=::..t"!: a• • ·c. with II Western Mich. x-1 IIIII ~ -~ NOW AT I• DNUUD ·OUR c nmw ~· I ' AT "'l'DIS ~ v: . ··- • AIWI?Y8 uaethat outalde mirror IMioM PIIIIROIIr• 0111 rlllght *ndlld . . f~UIWI yoU'll now find on every CIMvrolet. !d~·~·~·~·~-~-~~~·=· d~~~·!w~·~~~~~·~·=·~~~J~·~~~b~~~~~~·~·!~~~l~~!·~~~.~~~~~~~·~m~·~~d~~~·~-~~~!1!U~·~0~4~i=U~·~~·!~~-~0=·=1 ~;,~ ,~ -.·. ~: _ . , , · . . . ' . ' · . - , • '" " ~ I " .'' • POMEROY - _ • p.QME.I·-O.Y; MO·.TOR.· COM . PANY ·.. I .:ttl~ w. MAIN S1I&T I ' ' 8M '1St lkOO'IrAN n. SAN'l'OII ~· • 1.0N1:8f lvPn B:ll• 1111 ~ Eddlt BotJkl• paced Mareball < ' 81 a' I ;J, 'l'er. Willen '13 N.Ka. II. II aklns 11111t11D11 became cold Ia Toledo . ...lutlk) .. ' MJti..Amtr~eM c.ra- ~~uwu~ ~~~ -ea·!F• on way don ~. w L I'll Oj)ln. .........- "" oree IIDII Ia Obto. poiDII. '. o., ---------·---~ cbampioa with 131, bad a meeUng ol lh minds with lht A takeoff on the old Abbott i_:incinnati Reds, a $30,000 and Costello bit might opeajcontra<l being the stabilizl"' "Wile's On 'Third?" for Los ·lorce. Don Heffner, the Recla' Angeles Dodger lans. inew nmnager, has biRted that Almost everyone exceplihe'll move Johnson, who socked "Who" has had a shot at the 132 homers last year, to left third base job since the ex·i and try rookie Tommy Brooklynites moved to the West ! Helms, a former candidate fill' COlis! in . 1~7. : chortstop, at third. ln fact, there has been al Baltimre pilot Hank Bauer different rna a pencilled in all praised lefthander Steve Barber the hot comer each of tne lastlfor his "hard work" and e1ght season opening gomes lpredicted a much better start since the shlf~ and if Manager! for Oriole hurler this season. .Walter Alston's la~t ex perCloninger To Opton nnenl works olll you can 1113ke l Tony Cloninger, the Braves' that . nine. 24-game wmner a year ago, The Dodgers have plans to signed for an estimated $45,000 move 1965 rookie of the year Wednesday and was immediateJean Lef~vre !rem second ly named Jlfaoager Bobby base to third so that he may Bragan's opening day pitcher. concenlf~te . on hitting ~nd St. Louis, which traded away wher. his limited range afield three-quarters of its infield will be less of a liability. over the winter, will work on . . Anaual DDemma team work and essentials, Fillmg the third base hole has according to Mall/jger Red been an annual dilemma for Sch<>endiensl. . .White 8os Alsf?n. The last haU dozen outhelder Floyd R 0 b 1 n 1 1 a, openmg day lmeups show whose batting average slumped Charlie Neal, Jim Gilliam, to .265 from .301 iR 1964, socked Daryl Spencer, Ken McMullen, four balls over lne fence in John Werhas and John Kennedy practice. . .Pitcher Julie as the hopefuls. Others such as NavatTo became the last 181'1 ' ~ .1:;.paip MONTREAL Cassius Ctay.Ernle Terrell vywelgbt ebamplonahip has apparent11 found • outside lllo United States Montreal. one An IDDOuncement was NEW YORK (UPII The ed from the Montreal 1111 United Pren ~looCommi!sioa today namlnfl a1 AD • A-'ea lluketbell Canadian city 11 the new Teuu ol the title bout and Much the date, 11 originally . . . . . . . . . . First Team . . . . . . duled. Caale Ra8leii, Michigan, In rapid lire order Wednelu,Dave 11, 81'., 31J. "Control yoarsell, Ed. 11'1 oaly day, the match was booted 8 paiDIIDc!" Scbelhase, Plrdue, .. of Chlcage by the Dllnoll ~ fiei~ RACINE FIRST NATIONAL BANK -••·r .....,,_port.,_lloll $!,.,I ...... . . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . , ...d . . . . . . . . . . . 4 'C '11Io- L. Ooell, PomerQJ, -loled will! Mr.... Mn. c.lvla 81mpl08 III operatl.. of u Albeu nslaarald fOr lilt palt 1\!o ltall ,....., bu COLUMBUS (UPl) - A . Je- pllftlwetl a part .._ .. hovah's Witness who relused ID tile MariiD Resl81rlllt ud work In a bospttal In lieu ol baa IIWIIIe4 Ita active DI811military service waa aentenced IIOIDOIII. Goetl II the IOD ol ·; to three yeara In prison Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. John Goett, day by U.S. District Judge Mel Pomeroy, and lo a IJ'lldaale Underwood. of Pnmerey Hlp Scllool HI Underwood also placed on ll a member If lite Salft• £ve years probation Barbara Heart (]Iurcll, Jearn Emler, 25, who pleaded guilty to embezzling $400 lor a .vacation from the CIUzens Na· Ilona! Bank of Zanelvllle. Sweeney 801 wiD Merll Joe Rhodes; 21, Col· umbos, who bad been ordered to Stop Milk Sla1h report to Miami Valley Hospit· FATHER CAPON al 1D Dayton to work, said he WASHINGTON (VPI) -U.S. Tbe Rev. Robt:1'1 Farrar Ca· refused because "my conscience Rep. ROOert E. Sweeney, D.· poa, an Episcopal priest and won't let me." Underwood rave Cleveland, today lnlrocluced a alllhor ol 'Bed and Board," blm a chance to cbange his mind bUI to make the federal echool will appear on tbe Oblo Un· but Rhodea said be would "not milk program permanent Sweeney'• btU calli for spendJverslly campo• as the third compromise my belle!" • Jng $110 miiJiOII C10 milk for ID a series ol Kennedy Lee· school cblldrell ID fiscal 198'1. taren tonight. His speecb, ' President Johnson bu called "'l'be Human Being and Marrfor a slash In the program from loge," will be pre&<nled at $103 million In fiscal 1966 ID 8:15 p.m. ID Memorial Audl· $S1 million In 181'1' tortum. Father Capon 11 vlcor of Christ Qwrcb ID Port · Jelfenoa, N. Y~ and II dean Giants ID the Land, a film OKEY PAC!t FJNED. of the George Mercer Jr. J e1 Ok Pack bas beet u ·lal •·h by General am $50 and ey costs, sentenced .,emor .. oo1 o1 Theolou. provided Film Ubrary, wu llhownMotors Wed· lined · - .. .. . IMISdaY to lite Pomeroy Lions to I daya confinement and Club JGllowlng a reglilar lunch- received a six • monlhl ouspeneon In social roollll olthe Fed- slon of his driver's license Ia 0 M I Co ntv Court vi erated Ch111'th. e gs u..., oo COD cThe film pictured the drama ol "''•e earth movl"" -ulpment - WEATHER a.udy, Ulf , ••, .... b Given Witness j i. f(}f' s,,.,,.,. .,.,.~~~, lflllb btdlifld Pnso"n Term ':rt, I Moot~l New Site fo.r clay· I.Gull.,m. acorltiC In tbe Big Tell .00 ta allllGit slngJe.handedly ' teadins tbe Wolvertnea to their third straight league title. MicliiCan a big 11!11 doormat Ulllll Russoll arrived, 1eac1a Micblpa Sta,_ bJ game bo the standings. direct vote of 232 sport&wrllerl, Lee wao 1 terrar ot eHier 11 &editors and broadcastera frwu foot-9, scorlnfl 22.6 points 8 all parts of the country. game and hiwllng down 15.7 Russell, • UPI oecond·team ,rebounds, wblle Schellhase at 4choice in his sophomore season, 4 and Russell at W«e was the sole repeater lrom the featured al forward, with Bing 1965 first team, while Schel~ and Waker, both S-3, perfOI'JDo base and Lee moved up from q at the guard aloll. the runner-up squad. Besides &ecead llqud Sc;bellhase, leading the nallon Louie Dampier, wbose play. wtlb a 32.7 average, RusseU making 81111 ol!ootllll have led rllllked third and Bins fourth 1a to rllllked Kentucky scoring throullh games o1 Feb, was m!t!r lll!. the ...,.,~ team1 aJo with Oil the weU-ba!BIIced team, fellow guards .b v'!ga tl By IVRT JILOCK VPI Sporll Writer t:h:e:lef:t.::Do:y:l•::Sh:ul~er~w~a~s~in~c~b~ar~ge~of~h~e~avy~e~q;ul~p~m~~=at;o~n=tb=e~p~ro~j=ect.=-:-Se_n_tln-:.el;Ph;;;;;;oto.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.! provide U:JO adcittlonel jobt =*:o:wn::•:t and added payrollo o1 ~u-m1~ • Uon a year. In lllo field of ulety, Oltlo Power paated one ol Ill best - ...... performance~ during 'liS. Thre were 15 disabling !njurtea sustained, or U for each J. I!Dtered Botpltal million manhoun worked, a Persona entering Holzer ~losmarked Improvement over 1864 pita! during the last :u hours averages for the lndu1try. . Mrs E 11 Bunch 7U (Employes aulfered almlll ; : :· Ave.; ~s. Floren~e B. sii Urnes as many disabhng Burnell, IO'lll Second Ave.; J. accidents away from the JOb Owen Lloyd, JI05 Adrian Ave.; u they did while on duty, a Mrs. Gilbert D. Caldwell, Eu· IA>tal of 88 for the year·) reka Star Rt.; Sarab L. Evans, Aa I corporate,. IP·P"Yilll c!ll Rt. I Vinton; Mra. James R. zen of .the area .rt serves, ~·o Merry, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. Power m 1965 paid out $33.2"11llll· William A. Merry, Rio Grande; 1011 In local, state and federal Mr Ralph w Ralke PL Plea· taxea. 01 lhll unount, more •· · ' then $7.5-milllon waaln real and IIDt; Ms. Jamea R. Humphrey, rson 1 roperty lUes paid to Rt. 1 Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Helen :. 61 a o~o counUes ID wblcb M. Younce, Rac~e; Mrs. Harry the company baa praperty. A· J. Denruson, Middleport; Mrs. bout thre~><~u&rtel'l o1 lhll 1 • Bryon Lee Davia, Rt. Lanp· mount gees back to Individual ville; RaymOild F. Crotty, Hunacbool districts lor upandlni Ungton, W. Va.; Charles L. Jack· and matntatntnc primary and 100. Ironton; Burnett J. Beverly, secondary schools. Obio Power Aabland Ky.; Mrs. John Moel· 1 paid 11125 000 111 taxu tD ler, Rt. 3 Ironton; Mrs. Dave 8 11 five West vtrimia eoontlea Puckett, Radcliff, Herschel L. where comnonv pr-= r II Jo. Norton, WeUoton; Mrs. Charles ··..--.. ..,.- 1 E. Leooard, Jack' · c.ted. The State of Oltlo received Birlbl $4-millioa ID ezclse tu pay- Mn. WUI!am A. Merry, Rio menls, most ol wblch 11'1 used Grande, son, 1 a.m., Wedneslor poor relief. day; Mra. JlllllllJ Adkloa, 115~ Ohio Power last year bumed VIne St., 1011, 7:54a.m. Wedn.. •-·, Mn. Ralph w. RaJ'•, "" Pl. more than 1 mlllr'on tons of _, coal to run Ill 111 major power Pleal18111, 1011, 11:116 a.m. Wedplants and the ctll of the fuel aelday; MrL Brylll L. Davis, ranked l1fiCODll amona aperat:- Rt. 1 LanpvUle, daughter, in8 upenm, •.~ '!'hla 12:42 p.m. Wedaesday: 1111d Mrs. figure will grew conaklerably Gilbert D. Caldwell, Eureka tbla If th llr t of t Y~ ter e s wo star Rt., daughter, 9:03 p.m., 115.001).kilowatl units II Car- Wedaelday. · d!nal Plant, Billlanl, 1001 IAio oervice Dllc:llarpd · Mro. OdJa G. BurriS, Bobby K. 'll Dl Davia Mn Estel Dempsey R~tary W 5 ?J 8 Jlfn. Earl Denney, Jr., Mrs. E~ W1th Ann1 Frld•y 111e Geary Ronald Glenn Mrs. John Werner, president Ill George Green Arlin' Hall the Mlddleport..Pomeroy flo. Timmy D. Hale, Janet~ tary Club. is armounoing that Ja. llellry, 11mtr Kautz, Mrs. Jame dies night with Rotary "Amll" H. Kirby, Charlotte Markllll, II guOIIB, will be ablerved lhll 9ecso M. Maynard, Jelf Moore, Friday night with the dinner Mn. Minnie Peten, Mrs. Da· to be held at S p.m. ID lllo v1c1 L. PbUIIpo, Ferrll A. Rice, Middieporl IDih Sebool cal• LueiDda L. Rose, Frank Samuel Ioria. The meal will be pr• Mrl. Darrell L. Sibley, arold pared by the lchool coota. • E. SIJemore, Gary A. Stewart, Followq the dinner the groap Mn. Herbert 'lbompson, Emil will hold "a atulfln& bet" pr6o 1. Robert, Jr., Mrs. Nellie M. pa(lng the envelope• lor the West, Mrs. Harold 0. WIU, Easter Seala campal111 tor crtp. Mrs. Virgilllll L. Wright, and pled children. This Ia an IIIUI1Ial Mrs. Don L. Bostic and infant project ol the club. 100. UNIT CAU ED SERII!S ANNOUNCED Pomeroy emerpncy oquad- !bere will he an rlllll8ellstl mea were aummoned at 1:10 Cruude March 11 tllroUih 30 at p.m. Wednesday tD the AvaneUe tbe SyraC!Uae Methodlat Cburch Bau residence oo Buttornukv at 7:30p.m. each evenbl8 wtth and transported Carolyn Smith lilt Rev, JIICk Hlaln&; Pnlnt lA> Veterana Memorial Hospil- Plellllll, u IJUeal evugellat. al. TO IIJNO SUNDAY 'l'llen will be a gospel atna amday It I p. m. at the Syra· I'IRST QUALITY eue Mllhodlat Chm'Cb. Every· REGULAR- · . . Ill weltollll, ~W YORK (UPl! -Michlgan s marvelous Cazzte Russell, ~ually adept at any poslllon OD ~ garnered United ess teraaUolal AU-America ~nors Wedneaday by lopping e vote-getters for the second consecullve year. . Jolmng the Wolver111e8' one~an gang were the nallon'e No. r:;rer, Dave Schellhase of ue, Clyde Lee of Vander· DaveW Bini of Syracuse and tmmy alker of Providence, ~!_juDio~lei~ by a "ll Third Base Problem Stl Exists For World Champs J Hrnma"taJ News LADIES ' 1 Russell Tops UPI's Dream Tea in Dally lellllnel, Pom,aroy·Mlddleport, r ALL STABS - • • ' "". .. ~.. ' " ' " " "' ' �• - VIBI'l' M01UEB - - Mrs. Louis Barnes and .daucho ter, Dawn, of Columbus spent • few days hero !tlth her motber M... Margaret! Russell. Is Given for Mrs. Miller r.-. INNOIJNCE SUPPER. ~ liUIIdlq II A jitney supper spoosoral by Fells starllq at i:IO ·p.m. lbe Sll\lday .School of the Le• tart Falls Methodlsl Church Willam CBJIOD was the lirsl will he held March 26 at the Engllsb printer. Annual Inspection' Date Of Meigs Temple is Set . 'obligation Night Held by Chapter - . SECOND TIRE Obligation Nlcht was observ- butlou was made to It; ed with Dale E. Smith, worthy IRoberta K. Mindling, cbalr• patron, in charge when Pom' lman of the 1966 educational eroy Chapter No. 186, OES, met .loan committee, and one conTuesday evening at the Pom-1t,.rning the Grand Chapter ..,, eroy Masonic Temple. sion on October 25 • 27 ia l Cleveland. I:· Barbara Walker, worthy rna- A communication also tron, and Mr. SDUth, worthy read from lhe committee patron, presided. it was dec1d- general grand chapter projeetel ed to have a motf!er , daughl· including Eslaral, er banquet, the date to be an- Eastern Star !raining nounced. Chapter members will .. . 'da . . for rehg1ous leadership; the Intte d Good Fr 10 1 a n Y servloos temationaJ Eastern Star a group. pie in Washington, D. C.; lbe Communications were read, Knight Templar eye foundation: Including one from the OES lhe arthritis and ~·=:::I boepital Cir<le in Columbus """' foundation and cancer cerning its work and a contri- and cancer dressing. The Clta.pt,l OFF whell you buy the first tlr11 at price lilted Extra traction-extra wear Famous lioodyear AII•Weatber tires Bllcllwlfl Tubtlolo Silo e.oox 13 UiO x 13 7.50x14 7.75x 14 8.00 X 14 8.25 X 14 8.50x14 8.55 X 14 8.00 x 15 8.85 X15 $15.95 17.25 20.80 20.60 23.3023.30 25.55 25.50 ~ 10 29.10 6.70x15 7.75 X15 7.10 X 15 8.15 X 15 7.60x15 6.45 X 15 6.20 x.\5 9.00 X15 All prices plua tax What's New for To"""" Is· At SINGER TODAYl See the New Models Now SCBOLA8)1C• • Super·srlpplq trosd for wet or dry roods • Extr...oofo 3·T nylon cord body • E•tro·mllosp ' 2ftd nro ~ Prlco 1111 Tiro '1111 llteDd a portallle t)pewdter by SINGER Tufsyn rubber $ 7.97 8.62 10.30 0.3U j1,8b 11.60 12.77 NO MONEY DOWN...1121 WEEKLY BUYS APAIRI 12.77 .--... ....... •eaw ..._'"'I'' I ~-- ;IIC More people ride on Goodyear tires tban on uy oilier ~ ...1W 14.55 NO TRADE-IN MElDED . hom REn1IINS HOME '•yGOO ""' . lJae Fsbrie Silo,:. FIRST QUALITY REGULAR_ RIZER OIL CO. Mc:Calrl ,_.,., 28:' Certified Oil Station POMEROY Home Owned & Operated You'll Like Our Service Pometoy, 0. o'hono WY 2-2101 Simon's Brings Prices Downl SIMON'S MARKET OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATURDAY TIL 9 E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 POMEROY .VISIT OUR ROUND U. s.·GOOD IUDGET·SHOPr · Reg. $2.95 Intimate GOOD OUTDATED FILM at i PRICE! 8 rolls CX828 _ Reg. $1.00 Dorthy Perkins 45c Rog. 90c 5 ..Oils KX126 _ ~ ••. RUG REG. 79c GilLETTE - Robinson's Pomeroy Middleport P.UUDliAIIn Craw.. Crew A Porter. Attonley1 for hUUontn •••• ........ . ,_ ........ ........ ......... .... "' ..;;_;~~~:;;.. .......... ..... ........ . e.o'fl.tl ...... ...... ..... <» I. lt, Anniversary SALE MEN'S 8" MEN'S fl' WORK SHOES and OXFORDS Sizes 8 to 12 V•lues To $12.99 pr. fJ: ERty ~rEsr Htrs polr $J.OO Boys Women• Glove Leather T.- Oxfords WORK SHOES Sileo 8\0 to I 69c c futn\tute ~ ~~ \ ' forSiftl •. ........ ......... -Teebnleolor- . Mlehaol Colao, Nigel Greon, lluy Doleman, Suo Lloyd. Colorco.-. PAY TELEPHONE BIW at VITAMIN SALE st.\.E BOILING BEEF Hal Wtltll' -TeeluilcoiOl'- lerrJ Lewla, 'l'ol!l CUrtis, DID1 S.vll,)'helma Ritter. GROUND Chrllllone ...mldtmer, Su<aDDa Lelp, l'ftlv1'11111PireCha,.r Coleru- Full Drug Store Senice II'S & eH.P. MULTIPLE VITAMINS, 100 cap~ul11, Reg. $5.95 .. Now $3.91 Reg. 69c Phillips 9c Milk Magnesia 49c Jooth Paste · · 69c Noxema···· 98c valvid partntrl Reg. 15c - Reg.95cCrost Aaapreaerlption specJallst, he "keep~ up" w)tb the Illest. Pnscriptloru! compounded promptly, preellel,y, Be ean Reg. $t.35 Reg.98c Reg.45t Absorbine Jr. 74c Kotex • • • • 33c PORCVPINE'S QUIWI When annoyed, the porcupiDe nttles the quills on II! taO to alert the Intruder. It follows IIIIa warning with a charta thai may mean death to 1111 enemy, bul porcltplne!lll -SPECIALSAssorted PoHed Foliage Plants & Vines 5 to 10'' tall, 39c 3 for 1.00 Rubber Plants 24 to 36" tall, reg. 2.49 _ _ _ for 1.98 In 6u pot backmill s,1o BEN FRANKLIN WY 2, ,...,,98 - POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, 0. UNCLASSIFIED 50 lb. RACINE DEPARTMENT STORE'S H~l RAMERI SCRATCH THE BAG! TRAIL II&ZER $1·" , t ROUSH'S SHOE STORE IOROEN'S GLACIIR CLUB - · llbool their Slzee 4 te 10 .. Slvs. s-10 ave your life! ~Biue:-Biact s Holsum or Adams STILL IN PROGRESS - MANY SPECIAL VALUES THROUGHOUT THE STORE. TO DISPENSE THE NEWEST DRUGS ••• your doctor's l I BEEF eMULTIPLE VITAMIN LIQUID, for Children, Reg. $2.98 Now $t.49 eVITAMIN CAPSULES, for Children, Reg. $5.79 ....•••. Now $2.90 eVITAMIN 8 COMPLEX, 250 day supply, Reg. $4.23 ..... Now $2.12 for LEAN and MEATY lUNDA!,, MONDAY ond TVIIDAY March '-7-1 ~~ BEX~ 1~. s • METROPOLITAN MOTORS Thundly a..., Soturday "THI IPCRESS PILl" "'IitNG IOIING" DUTTONS' Rolaids f£f\1E tiiNtiSS 4 Registnd PharmacistS to Strvt You 73 MILL st. C.ilified Off StaliN (Limit 20) MEIGS THEATRE eVITAMIN 8 COMPLEX. 100 day supply, Reg. $1.98 .... Now $1.32 WORK BOOn Sizes 6%-11 ss.oo IORAf \1111 II c;lr\• ia._28'' Candy Bars & Chewing Gum Reg. 5c 10 for 29c 51 rolls 127 Film • llc 6Jc 45 """ RECORDS · l G\lt 1 Hand Cream · SOc lf. H, t&e 96th :~~~" to W'lfh Travel Size Hetcls U p - - - 62c Rog, $1.25 Stainless Steel Blades CLEANING 95c $1.95 5 rolls EX620 - Body Lotion· s1.65- The Very Bast In Used Cars Anywhere NO REASONABLEO!'FER REFUSED SEE Middleport, 0. Prescriptions Are Our Main Busine" 122 N. SECOND REI PAIIiaNIIN liAR Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs MIDDLEPORT, 0. WYM"' 111 L Main 251bs. Fri. - ' •• aSat. -STER FOR • STORE ) . . Pill~ . Tq ·~ GIVIN AWI,Y -· SATUI,DAY MAitCH 5th Third $1. Rlclne;O. \ )··i McCOY'S aunER MILK �• - VIBI'l' M01UEB - - Mrs. Louis Barnes and .daucho ter, Dawn, of Columbus spent • few days hero !tlth her motber M... Margaret! Russell. Is Given for Mrs. Miller r.-. INNOIJNCE SUPPER. ~ liUIIdlq II A jitney supper spoosoral by Fells starllq at i:IO ·p.m. lbe Sll\lday .School of the Le• tart Falls Methodlsl Church Willam CBJIOD was the lirsl will he held March 26 at the Engllsb printer. Annual Inspection' Date Of Meigs Temple is Set . 'obligation Night Held by Chapter - . SECOND TIRE Obligation Nlcht was observ- butlou was made to It; ed with Dale E. Smith, worthy IRoberta K. Mindling, cbalr• patron, in charge when Pom' lman of the 1966 educational eroy Chapter No. 186, OES, met .loan committee, and one conTuesday evening at the Pom-1t,.rning the Grand Chapter ..,, eroy Masonic Temple. sion on October 25 • 27 ia l Cleveland. I:· Barbara Walker, worthy rna- A communication also tron, and Mr. SDUth, worthy read from lhe committee patron, presided. it was dec1d- general grand chapter projeetel ed to have a motf!er , daughl· including Eslaral, er banquet, the date to be an- Eastern Star !raining nounced. Chapter members will .. . 'da . . for rehg1ous leadership; the Intte d Good Fr 10 1 a n Y servloos temationaJ Eastern Star a group. pie in Washington, D. C.; lbe Communications were read, Knight Templar eye foundation: Including one from the OES lhe arthritis and ~·=:::I boepital Cir<le in Columbus """' foundation and cancer cerning its work and a contri- and cancer dressing. The Clta.pt,l OFF whell you buy the first tlr11 at price lilted Extra traction-extra wear Famous lioodyear AII•Weatber tires Bllcllwlfl Tubtlolo Silo e.oox 13 UiO x 13 7.50x14 7.75x 14 8.00 X 14 8.25 X 14 8.50x14 8.55 X 14 8.00 x 15 8.85 X15 $15.95 17.25 20.80 20.60 23.3023.30 25.55 25.50 ~ 10 29.10 6.70x15 7.75 X15 7.10 X 15 8.15 X 15 7.60x15 6.45 X 15 6.20 x.\5 9.00 X15 All prices plua tax What's New for To"""" Is· At SINGER TODAYl See the New Models Now SCBOLA8)1C• • Super·srlpplq trosd for wet or dry roods • Extr...oofo 3·T nylon cord body • E•tro·mllosp ' 2ftd nro ~ Prlco 1111 Tiro '1111 llteDd a portallle t)pewdter by SINGER Tufsyn rubber $ 7.97 8.62 10.30 0.3U j1,8b 11.60 12.77 NO MONEY DOWN...1121 WEEKLY BUYS APAIRI 12.77 .--... ....... •eaw ..._'"'I'' I ~-- ;IIC More people ride on Goodyear tires tban on uy oilier ~ ...1W 14.55 NO TRADE-IN MElDED . hom REn1IINS HOME '•yGOO ""' . lJae Fsbrie Silo,:. FIRST QUALITY REGULAR_ RIZER OIL CO. Mc:Calrl ,_.,., 28:' Certified Oil Station POMEROY Home Owned & Operated You'll Like Our Service Pometoy, 0. o'hono WY 2-2101 Simon's Brings Prices Downl SIMON'S MARKET OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATURDAY TIL 9 E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 POMEROY .VISIT OUR ROUND U. s.·GOOD IUDGET·SHOPr · Reg. $2.95 Intimate GOOD OUTDATED FILM at i PRICE! 8 rolls CX828 _ Reg. $1.00 Dorthy Perkins 45c Rog. 90c 5 ..Oils KX126 _ ~ ••. RUG REG. 79c GilLETTE - Robinson's Pomeroy Middleport P.UUDliAIIn Craw.. Crew A Porter. Attonley1 for hUUontn •••• ........ . ,_ ........ ........ ......... .... "' ..;;_;~~~:;;.. .......... ..... ........ . e.o'fl.tl ...... ...... ..... <» I. lt, Anniversary SALE MEN'S 8" MEN'S fl' WORK SHOES and OXFORDS Sizes 8 to 12 V•lues To $12.99 pr. fJ: ERty ~rEsr Htrs polr $J.OO Boys Women• Glove Leather T.- Oxfords WORK SHOES Sileo 8\0 to I 69c c futn\tute ~ ~~ \ ' forSiftl •. ........ ......... -Teebnleolor- . Mlehaol Colao, Nigel Greon, lluy Doleman, Suo Lloyd. Colorco.-. PAY TELEPHONE BIW at VITAMIN SALE st.\.E BOILING BEEF Hal Wtltll' -TeeluilcoiOl'- lerrJ Lewla, 'l'ol!l CUrtis, DID1 S.vll,)'helma Ritter. GROUND Chrllllone ...mldtmer, Su<aDDa Lelp, l'ftlv1'11111PireCha,.r Coleru- Full Drug Store Senice II'S & eH.P. MULTIPLE VITAMINS, 100 cap~ul11, Reg. $5.95 .. Now $3.91 Reg. 69c Phillips 9c Milk Magnesia 49c Jooth Paste · · 69c Noxema···· 98c valvid partntrl Reg. 15c - Reg.95cCrost Aaapreaerlption specJallst, he "keep~ up" w)tb the Illest. Pnscriptloru! compounded promptly, preellel,y, Be ean Reg. $t.35 Reg.98c Reg.45t Absorbine Jr. 74c Kotex • • • • 33c PORCVPINE'S QUIWI When annoyed, the porcupiDe nttles the quills on II! taO to alert the Intruder. It follows IIIIa warning with a charta thai may mean death to 1111 enemy, bul porcltplne!lll -SPECIALSAssorted PoHed Foliage Plants & Vines 5 to 10'' tall, 39c 3 for 1.00 Rubber Plants 24 to 36" tall, reg. 2.49 _ _ _ for 1.98 In 6u pot backmill s,1o BEN FRANKLIN WY 2, ,...,,98 - POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, 0. UNCLASSIFIED 50 lb. RACINE DEPARTMENT STORE'S H~l RAMERI SCRATCH THE BAG! TRAIL II&ZER $1·" , t ROUSH'S SHOE STORE IOROEN'S GLACIIR CLUB - · llbool their Slzee 4 te 10 .. Slvs. s-10 ave your life! ~Biue:-Biact s Holsum or Adams STILL IN PROGRESS - MANY SPECIAL VALUES THROUGHOUT THE STORE. TO DISPENSE THE NEWEST DRUGS ••• your doctor's l I BEEF eMULTIPLE VITAMIN LIQUID, for Children, Reg. $2.98 Now $t.49 eVITAMIN CAPSULES, for Children, Reg. $5.79 ....•••. Now $2.90 eVITAMIN 8 COMPLEX, 250 day supply, Reg. $4.23 ..... Now $2.12 for LEAN and MEATY lUNDA!,, MONDAY ond TVIIDAY March '-7-1 ~~ BEX~ 1~. s • METROPOLITAN MOTORS Thundly a..., Soturday "THI IPCRESS PILl" "'IitNG IOIING" DUTTONS' Rolaids f£f\1E tiiNtiSS 4 Registnd PharmacistS to Strvt You 73 MILL st. C.ilified Off StaliN (Limit 20) MEIGS THEATRE eVITAMIN 8 COMPLEX. 100 day supply, Reg. $1.98 .... Now $1.32 WORK BOOn Sizes 6%-11 ss.oo IORAf \1111 II c;lr\• ia._28'' Candy Bars & Chewing Gum Reg. 5c 10 for 29c 51 rolls 127 Film • llc 6Jc 45 """ RECORDS · l G\lt 1 Hand Cream · SOc lf. H, t&e 96th :~~~" to W'lfh Travel Size Hetcls U p - - - 62c Rog, $1.25 Stainless Steel Blades CLEANING 95c $1.95 5 rolls EX620 - Body Lotion· s1.65- The Very Bast In Used Cars Anywhere NO REASONABLEO!'FER REFUSED SEE Middleport, 0. Prescriptions Are Our Main Busine" 122 N. SECOND REI PAIIiaNIIN liAR Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs MIDDLEPORT, 0. WYM"' 111 L Main 251bs. Fri. - ' •• aSat. -STER FOR • STORE ) . . Pill~ . Tq ·~ GIVIN AWI,Y -· SATUI,DAY MAitCH 5th Third $1. Rlclne;O. \ )··i McCOY'S aunER MILK �I. ' ,. ·1 !' : •• ~ Get Extra Cash The Want·Ad·· y f , r' • r ·I ~ • ~ ,. I ' .RIP-R·OARIN' BUYS .1. t w ·· lusll'!ell Services WANT AD NORMAnoN HAD~INU ' ..... b&clqraimd nt\llrH, I J'eut' coU111 prefernd but MJt ••c .,-, llciMi Mua be wlllilll &o r.· aDd trav.L Wrile lltl.\lq •aa~~&attou to: OP MIIGt COUN'fYt oHIO THI FARMIU IAN. & lAVING ' COMPANt, ... 0~· Cer...,IH.... NMtrtiYo Oft!Ot Plaintiff ... •aNOLD PLUMLIY 11\d WANDA PLUMLIY, IT AL,. NEW HOLLAND MACHINE CO. ! No. n.n . MOTICI IY PUILICATION Aru.oJd PlWDJQ'o wbOH place •· Lh. ABNER KING-SIZE VALUES EXPERII!NCED IMCUtiW IMirtltnf Wlll1 AliGNMENT It ,., c• D._.nt on ,... • 11'11 HI ,... Wltllll 11 4111JL CAIID Ofl THANKI A OIITUAIIIU f1,21 fer It word IIIIIIIIIUM• ..... Mdltltntl w..-cl 1c. O"IC8 lltCJUU t .JI A, M, tt I10D P. M. DillY , . , . . , • • A. M. .. 1t:M .... IT'I 110 IAIY TO PLACI A IIIULT P&ODUCINe 65 Ford F1lcon Fvtvr1 4 Door _ lUKE SERVIa WANT AD $2095 Station Wagon. 6600 actuu miles by local owner. JJke new 7001:14 tires. Spare has never been ou~ Dark green outside. Radio and heater. BiC 6 eniint. ltd. tra1111. Sbow room elean. •ncl 65 Chev. lmp1l1 Super Sport _ Blaettnars $2795 !LT. Coupe. 827 engine, Powergllde, power steering, power brakes, and Jots of other extras. Local owned car with 9000 actual miles. see· and drive this spotJess beauty, WY 2·2193 EEk I M!I:K 65 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door Sedan $2295 8 eyL, Powerglide. Tan and beige finish. Like new • tires. See thla one before you buy. RADIATOR COME LET US BE FR!Eio.IPS I GAS~INI! ALLEY don't even know who her doctor i6 1 64 Chevelle Malibu Sta. W1gon _ $1895 8 eyL Powergllde. Radio and heater. New Urea. All white outside with red vinyl interior. A local owned low mileage wagon. lElTH GOBLE FORD 64 Chevelle Tudor----- $1595 Mlddloport, 0. COMPLETE pest eontrol services. • yean ex.. perieece. Reaches, rats, other household peats. Free .. timates and Inspection. ulesmea. New termita lrol plan. Meigs Couaty'1 ly bome OWIIed Cllllpeny. lied pest and lermlte coatrol tompany. 105 W. Mala St., l'llmeroy' Ohio. I'Y :/r315!1. 2 lliotp I cyL with Bid. trans. Radio, beater. Real good white wan tires. Local owned with good we and I ow mileage. Volksw~gen 2 Door $1245 Deluxe vinyl trim, green finish, radio, heater, good tires-Reduced Price. 1963 62 Corv11r Fordor Reduced $969 Powerglide trans. New white tireo. Try this on• for more go In the anow. 63 Corvalr Monu Cpe. Reduced to $1395 4 speed. Radio and heater. BW:k finish with red vinyl bucbt aeaiL PIZZA AT ITS GREATEST 62 Chevrolet H2 Ton .-r Tncl. N& hJq Ill SecUoat .No t. Townahip No, 'J, aad Raqe No. u ~ the Ohio COIIlPI117'1 ~llftba11~ In Sc:lplo TOWD1b1p, Melli CDIUII •.' Ohio. baunded and thlerlb.t ~ like new. See thll one. 1-Usecl Chevrolet Heavy Duty Factory T1ndem with Dump Bed _ Priced to Go .'1 tolloWI: BeiiDillal" H 1 BD~MJ Lo aut tftt 011 &h.- IOUUI UD1 of Ern ..t LJ"ncb'a lllnet7 acre traet.J tbenrt" ... t 10 rodl alaq U.. Seetlft lin• a. I poin& Ia b pubUc By CHESTER GO'ILD>b." road bl1dat1 thence •outbwaterlJ 'le rodl lbd 10 feet to tb.• Honl'y Locutt Tree and place d beJinnln ·• containlnc li.QII ao-. ..,... ~~ - a D'DU:NCI: DUD: Vol - pa,. 563, MeJp Couat)' Died. Recot"dl . You. are reqmr.t lo UIIWV fbf Mid petit1011. 1t7 the IDd dq e1 Ap ..... I.HL,.~ ~dcrneat bp Mfaa1t WIU rmwllidl4 IIIIDst JOU, THE )'.ARMEBS BANI: 6 u, \1 • ING8COHPAN~ AD 01aio Colpontklzt. PlalnliH. CllOW, CROW 6 POIL'lA .utorae)'l fol' Pla.IIIU • 1A. u. Ml Ill L 10. 111 '\ .. 18'' QUALITY FIRST REGULAR · •• Main lt. Ptltl.., .. Certified Oil Station LITTLI ORPHAN ANNII \. \) POMEROY MOTOR CO. NEW & USED CARS and TRUCKS ON DISPLAY OPEN EVES II P.M. POMEROY, OIDO IIHI Estlfe For S.le lnsur1nce I BOUSE for sale, 304 Hamilton IUTOMOBILI!: llllllrlnc» 11eoD St., Middleport, $6500. CaD cenJiedT l.oiJII your apera. WY 2-5324. S I tic llr"l blltt C111 WY , _ Dosol Bottle Gu. Arnold Broo lllerl, 611 E. Main Street • :a &uet'IONEEII lmpl!ll 8enlel Crill 8ndlonl ..• Uo Wrtte. -r r- or eema.. appointmeaL tllfo 2 Z lfc JOR SALE: 5 l'llOliiJ with utiJ. GaANGE INBVIUNCL MIIDui ity room. Water, gas and Insurance qeney, lne, POllio electricity. $2,500. Wel8h Town Hill. Pho.a WY 2-33ll. .,.__ WY ........ •-•'"1 eroy. """"' { _,_.,I ( you·ve e10• •• By SCHUL% ( CAt posit ••• l t 111 OK,NO! I t 1 1fo ltlfo 1168 CHEVROLET owner, 2 dr. &. C. IIBADP'ORD 49,000 mileo. Good tim ud I'UUTO Copyma Sonlce. Cop~ I'OR SALE: 6 room llouBe with lei llllde .. lep.l pepen. condition. $75.00. WY 2-5293. I I Uo bath, full basement, 11M lfy. blrtb reconls llld lllmoel IDJ & S 2 Uc lt59 RAMBLER Station Wagoa CIISI'OM BUTCIIERlNG 1111 1011 St., Middleport. Pboot: IIIIer doeumeaiB. oalting. Will buy bldea Pl. Pleasaut ....,, 111 w. 2nd St. Private owner. $175. CaU llooday. PbU Meter, PboiMI u 11 Uc 992-561111 after 5 p. m. WY WSIO. I II _ _ _ _ _ _..::__:_.=_ ... ..• ,,. ,.,_, ABBII! AND SLATS l IIJIIr VOR SALE: Briel: bouse, 6 - - - - - - - - rooJDS and bath. New forced air furnace. '!it. finished base- IAETNA CASUALTY IMO'rTJniOI'OI Insurance Aci!IICJ. IDe. Rurl ment. Fro1t and back porch. lrlullea I'Umaroy, Pbool WY »381. In Pomeroy. WY 2-3612 by B.R.W. HARDWAII ! ' LEATHER SUPPLY WlNNII WINKLI ,._"" 0 ~~~~~~~~~2sre ~ FOR SALE: 19511 Plymouth--. c1r. HdaB. AutomaUc tr-. low mileage. Pbone WY 2- 5530 after 7 p. m. II 3re FOR SALE : Good 1155 F..-d automatlc, $100. Olen Young Suecess Road. Coolville e67: 31>12. 3 I Sic CONDITIONED IJIIl PoaU. I II Uo ac Boueville blue and while t door hardtop ledan. lfydro. For Rent Help W1nted WAITRESSES muot be over 21. Experience not nee....,.,. Appl) In person at Greea Gables, State RDIIte 7, I milet north of GalUpoll& S I 3tc lfARRJED coupJe ·,.; general lanniDI wllb beef cattle. Home uUIItlel IDd w~ge~. Near f'olllero1. Write rete,... ees llld dell1llll lddreu 1e . . 141', f I ""'f. Olilo, l , . 8 I lie 6. malic, raclto, •• heater, vinyl upholstery, wbite oicle wallo, speed lass remotese::.'?b-o1tO:Ide I ror,lights windshield washers, back ,_ UJI • nower: llleerblg, brake •• ~-dow • . .... • ....way oeal Not 1 "cream pufi" but where else WI you get all lbls for on!1 _,.,John R' • ..... tc... mond, lit Eul Maill St., Pome...... Tel: WY 2-:145l. ·~, 1 a fte mir: ~bot 1 I. c ....J ..- -----= - - -1 - ... _......... - R D,an:r a. I •• . . . . . • :& 1' • • • A 4 lE • . Lo• o• a • • oW C o o o - - - - b A ·•---pleA ··-·~ Jor u. - _, -11 Ilo, X lrr A t - O'u, lt&lllllle-. •t a. looiJill .,.. "' a . - ..,. aU' ~ dlr 4 a &I a , )-~--:---:...:::_:::.... tilt--• lE lr U U A :& I W • :11 AI • • T • 0 • .t. • • 'I :& It ;• ' l"1' I 'IV B J' A LA U o B AIll. A1 KA =~:;:~=~ •, .. - -_ :I: • .- ,.,..• - - :1 lusineu 5efvl.. L v .t. .- Cl!!~ Dal1')' ed beef llrel. rowwnum of N.ot per eow. ~all farmen """ -~ Parlrer't. lllforJu. ..,. or oenlce, and l!erting, Oble. End yoor aewer les. We have aD sizel macb!MS. Res-bit POMEROY - ANN ST. - 2 Call WY '-29'1'- day or story frame, six large rooms, I II Uc I bedrooms, bath, fuU baMSEWING DlleblDel. Nptir ment. Owner will flnuee. vice, aD makes. WY l-2284. fil,500.GO. 'l1le fabric Shop, Pomorvr RACINE - ON RT. 1U - 2 Authorized Singer Salea IIDry frame, six rooms, balb, llervtce. lie full basement, garage, 3 acre 1 29 lol Olmer wiD coasider lracle lnllructlont for one &!Dry t or i room bouae. $12,0110.oo. mucK DRIVERS, llfllll llraigbl, diesel or gu, qes , Ill ACRE FARM - OFF IT. 21 • 40. Some lQH!rlence help· •1 - SNOWVIILII: - 50 aare eulllvated, •·•-- p•~ lui but BOt neceuary. You ........,. lure and limber, cleaa ud can ear11 over t3 per bour wen fenced, tobacoo baae. after sbor1 lraiJIIn(!. For ap- .... _ plication write Nation Wide u- li<lly, I room . frame house, bath, basernelll, f u ~ Seml Dlvislo•, Co Haeckl ,'"erminal 81... , .... "--m· Dace "-"••, J bal'lll, s'' ""' ...., ""'" u;-'t,,,.,__ ~· Ave~~ue, HamiltoR, Ohio. Or age, 0 er .............. Oily call 5JU95.¥/28, oveaings 5JS. tll,500.00. Jtl-86~. J l atc ALBERT M. OOX, BliOKEil firm Mlchhlery . WY Will . ' WY lltl; MASSEY FERGUSON di-._ - - - -._ __:::..:_= Plows, desb, .' l!i!,iJ HOUSE b ult, t 1'001111 ed front loeder. bath• .lll'metnme, Write. llanul,end Phoae WYPelll'l W1!a. !f!l' . Ill' Ra.......... Bro- Ohio, •• ..... n·--· .._.. · -...... ..... _....u · ~. :Z.lWOte FOR SALE! RAMBLER DEALERSHIP ---------·· Doing Good Business IF INTERESTED CONTACT WIUIS LEADINGHAM AT ... METROPOUTAN MOTORS !"':" WY :Z.2311. · · ' ,. ~ ..,_ D•y WY 24170 or Evllnlng WY 2-5271 .......... . . . POMEROY, 0. · !load, COilubbU 11, Ohio." · I I ' ItO I I .. ,. '·~· .... ·'~ 7 In ,,, tr* l ' .. -..:. ,............. ·a..,..~ __,.. ' I ... . ;,, ,. ' ,.,., tbeace DOJ'tb aloDJ tb1 .aid publl~ road 5I rodl Ud 5~ teet to • $1695 292 Cu. 0 cyL C&C, 4 l(letd trane. Real good tiret. ~eavy duty IJ)l'lngs. Tbia lruck loob and runs . . . 0). Gure our daughter na(; qooc: one ! Auto. trans. Radio, heater, power brakes, and steer· ing. Blue finish. Spotlesa olean Interior. A real buy. ec... eTruck eHeater Core eBulldozer eAnyType WY 2·2196 WE otJ EAI<J'H ARE FRIEtJDLV, 1=£.\C£ -LOVING PEOPLE 64 Olds 88 4 D o o r - - - - $2149 SERVICE 1· OtlrHup rr..• WE:VE. FIN16HED THE "I 00'6"!! 11 cetl per INftll ,.. Tftnl C• TIIAII..EII LO'Ill - !ret ago llld - · llrun'o l'td er Parl 181... Appmect) MlnermDe, Oldo, ....... W\ 1-.mt. I U Uo ms.BUT I HN> Defend• '. """ JII.IOftNIL MANAGIII IIATIII ,., went All s.rv1ee, • • Ct1 1 ,., W.nt ... Ill¥ . . MiniMUM CM.... • cettfl ~II<£ IN TMI coMMON PLIM COI.IIT !'llll.deace tt unkbown. and Wand• · Plumley. wbolll place of retldeDCe ' uWlowu. wW tau ooUce lhal ,, u. 14ll 41.1 oe .Jaii\UII'1, t9flfl. tt UDderai.JDed Tbe rumen 11011 . ~ Savlnp ComP.aQ, a cOIJN)raUon. fll IU peUUon qaiDit you m tbO Co • IDOD Plau court If llelp Cou, ~,!.l'l)'lnr for JQ4pl.tDt on . p ·cy aote md tored0111rt •' .ru1 estat.e mortpp JeeUrlnj: U• Oil th6 folloWIDI 4elortbe4 real pJv. I P. M. DIY ..,._.. ...... MIIIIIOIIIolooa( MlnCIIY ............ A. M. CAifCILLATIOIIII COitltiCTIONI Will . . arMtJIIII Mlltll t:ll A, M. fir D.V et PultU...,_ l Rill- <ll<li " f'lijl(; Ha!l,Cti~T, INTRUPING !A ,','. • ··~ . ..... ."" . ,i ,q IHZ .1!Jt..":· By HAROLD GRAY ...• ~ �I. ' ,. ·1 !' : •• ~ Get Extra Cash The Want·Ad·· y f , r' • r ·I ~ • ~ ,. I ' .RIP-R·OARIN' BUYS .1. t w ·· lusll'!ell Services WANT AD NORMAnoN HAD~INU ' ..... b&clqraimd nt\llrH, I J'eut' coU111 prefernd but MJt ••c .,-, llciMi Mua be wlllilll &o r.· aDd trav.L Wrile lltl.\lq •aa~~&attou to: OP MIIGt COUN'fYt oHIO THI FARMIU IAN. & lAVING ' COMPANt, ... 0~· Cer...,IH.... NMtrtiYo Oft!Ot Plaintiff ... •aNOLD PLUMLIY 11\d WANDA PLUMLIY, IT AL,. NEW HOLLAND MACHINE CO. ! No. n.n . MOTICI IY PUILICATION Aru.oJd PlWDJQ'o wbOH place •· Lh. ABNER KING-SIZE VALUES EXPERII!NCED IMCUtiW IMirtltnf Wlll1 AliGNMENT It ,., c• D._.nt on ,... • 11'11 HI ,... Wltllll 11 4111JL CAIID Ofl THANKI A OIITUAIIIU f1,21 fer It word IIIIIIIIIUM• ..... Mdltltntl w..-cl 1c. O"IC8 lltCJUU t .JI A, M, tt I10D P. M. DillY , . , . . , • • A. M. .. 1t:M .... IT'I 110 IAIY TO PLACI A IIIULT P&ODUCINe 65 Ford F1lcon Fvtvr1 4 Door _ lUKE SERVIa WANT AD $2095 Station Wagon. 6600 actuu miles by local owner. JJke new 7001:14 tires. Spare has never been ou~ Dark green outside. Radio and heater. BiC 6 eniint. ltd. tra1111. Sbow room elean. •ncl 65 Chev. lmp1l1 Super Sport _ Blaettnars $2795 !LT. Coupe. 827 engine, Powergllde, power steering, power brakes, and Jots of other extras. Local owned car with 9000 actual miles. see· and drive this spotJess beauty, WY 2·2193 EEk I M!I:K 65 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door Sedan $2295 8 eyL, Powerglide. Tan and beige finish. Like new • tires. See thla one before you buy. RADIATOR COME LET US BE FR!Eio.IPS I GAS~INI! ALLEY don't even know who her doctor i6 1 64 Chevelle Malibu Sta. W1gon _ $1895 8 eyL Powergllde. Radio and heater. New Urea. All white outside with red vinyl interior. A local owned low mileage wagon. lElTH GOBLE FORD 64 Chevelle Tudor----- $1595 Mlddloport, 0. COMPLETE pest eontrol services. • yean ex.. perieece. Reaches, rats, other household peats. Free .. timates and Inspection. ulesmea. New termita lrol plan. Meigs Couaty'1 ly bome OWIIed Cllllpeny. lied pest and lermlte coatrol tompany. 105 W. Mala St., l'llmeroy' Ohio. I'Y :/r315!1. 2 lliotp I cyL with Bid. trans. Radio, beater. Real good white wan tires. Local owned with good we and I ow mileage. Volksw~gen 2 Door $1245 Deluxe vinyl trim, green finish, radio, heater, good tires-Reduced Price. 1963 62 Corv11r Fordor Reduced $969 Powerglide trans. New white tireo. Try this on• for more go In the anow. 63 Corvalr Monu Cpe. Reduced to $1395 4 speed. Radio and heater. BW:k finish with red vinyl bucbt aeaiL PIZZA AT ITS GREATEST 62 Chevrolet H2 Ton .-r Tncl. N& hJq Ill SecUoat .No t. Townahip No, 'J, aad Raqe No. u ~ the Ohio COIIlPI117'1 ~llftba11~ In Sc:lplo TOWD1b1p, Melli CDIUII •.' Ohio. baunded and thlerlb.t ~ like new. See thll one. 1-Usecl Chevrolet Heavy Duty Factory T1ndem with Dump Bed _ Priced to Go .'1 tolloWI: BeiiDillal" H 1 BD~MJ Lo aut tftt 011 &h.- IOUUI UD1 of Ern ..t LJ"ncb'a lllnet7 acre traet.J tbenrt" ... t 10 rodl alaq U.. Seetlft lin• a. I poin& Ia b pubUc By CHESTER GO'ILD>b." road bl1dat1 thence •outbwaterlJ 'le rodl lbd 10 feet to tb.• Honl'y Locutt Tree and place d beJinnln ·• containlnc li.QII ao-. ..,... ~~ - a D'DU:NCI: DUD: Vol - pa,. 563, MeJp Couat)' Died. Recot"dl . You. are reqmr.t lo UIIWV fbf Mid petit1011. 1t7 the IDd dq e1 Ap ..... I.HL,.~ ~dcrneat bp Mfaa1t WIU rmwllidl4 IIIIDst JOU, THE )'.ARMEBS BANI: 6 u, \1 • ING8COHPAN~ AD 01aio Colpontklzt. PlalnliH. CllOW, CROW 6 POIL'lA .utorae)'l fol' Pla.IIIU • 1A. u. Ml Ill L 10. 111 '\ .. 18'' QUALITY FIRST REGULAR · •• Main lt. Ptltl.., .. Certified Oil Station LITTLI ORPHAN ANNII \. \) POMEROY MOTOR CO. NEW & USED CARS and TRUCKS ON DISPLAY OPEN EVES II P.M. POMEROY, OIDO IIHI Estlfe For S.le lnsur1nce I BOUSE for sale, 304 Hamilton IUTOMOBILI!: llllllrlnc» 11eoD St., Middleport, $6500. CaD cenJiedT l.oiJII your apera. WY 2-5324. S I tic llr"l blltt C111 WY , _ Dosol Bottle Gu. Arnold Broo lllerl, 611 E. Main Street • :a &uet'IONEEII lmpl!ll 8enlel Crill 8ndlonl ..• Uo Wrtte. -r r- or eema.. appointmeaL tllfo 2 Z lfc JOR SALE: 5 l'llOliiJ with utiJ. GaANGE INBVIUNCL MIIDui ity room. Water, gas and Insurance qeney, lne, POllio electricity. $2,500. Wel8h Town Hill. Pho.a WY 2-33ll. .,.__ WY ........ •-•'"1 eroy. """"' { _,_.,I ( you·ve e10• •• By SCHUL% ( CAt posit ••• l t 111 OK,NO! I t 1 1fo ltlfo 1168 CHEVROLET owner, 2 dr. &. C. IIBADP'ORD 49,000 mileo. Good tim ud I'UUTO Copyma Sonlce. Cop~ I'OR SALE: 6 room llouBe with lei llllde .. lep.l pepen. condition. $75.00. WY 2-5293. I I Uo bath, full basement, 11M lfy. blrtb reconls llld lllmoel IDJ & S 2 Uc lt59 RAMBLER Station Wagoa CIISI'OM BUTCIIERlNG 1111 1011 St., Middleport. Pboot: IIIIer doeumeaiB. oalting. Will buy bldea Pl. Pleasaut ....,, 111 w. 2nd St. Private owner. $175. CaU llooday. PbU Meter, PboiMI u 11 Uc 992-561111 after 5 p. m. WY WSIO. I II _ _ _ _ _ _..::__:_.=_ ... ..• ,,. ,.,_, ABBII! AND SLATS l IIJIIr VOR SALE: Briel: bouse, 6 - - - - - - - - rooJDS and bath. New forced air furnace. '!it. finished base- IAETNA CASUALTY IMO'rTJniOI'OI Insurance Aci!IICJ. IDe. Rurl ment. Fro1t and back porch. lrlullea I'Umaroy, Pbool WY »381. In Pomeroy. WY 2-3612 by B.R.W. HARDWAII ! ' LEATHER SUPPLY WlNNII WINKLI ,._"" 0 ~~~~~~~~~2sre ~ FOR SALE: 19511 Plymouth--. c1r. HdaB. AutomaUc tr-. low mileage. Pbone WY 2- 5530 after 7 p. m. II 3re FOR SALE : Good 1155 F..-d automatlc, $100. Olen Young Suecess Road. Coolville e67: 31>12. 3 I Sic CONDITIONED IJIIl PoaU. I II Uo ac Boueville blue and while t door hardtop ledan. lfydro. For Rent Help W1nted WAITRESSES muot be over 21. Experience not nee....,.,. Appl) In person at Greea Gables, State RDIIte 7, I milet north of GalUpoll& S I 3tc lfARRJED coupJe ·,.; general lanniDI wllb beef cattle. Home uUIItlel IDd w~ge~. Near f'olllero1. Write rete,... ees llld dell1llll lddreu 1e . . 141', f I ""'f. Olilo, l , . 8 I lie 6. malic, raclto, •• heater, vinyl upholstery, wbite oicle wallo, speed lass remotese::.'?b-o1tO:Ide I ror,lights windshield washers, back ,_ UJI • nower: llleerblg, brake •• ~-dow • . .... • ....way oeal Not 1 "cream pufi" but where else WI you get all lbls for on!1 _,.,John R' • ..... tc... mond, lit Eul Maill St., Pome...... Tel: WY 2-:145l. ·~, 1 a fte mir: ~bot 1 I. c ....J ..- -----= - - -1 - ... _......... - R D,an:r a. I •• . . . . . • :& 1' • • • A 4 lE • . Lo• o• a • • oW C o o o - - - - b A ·•---pleA ··-·~ Jor u. - _, -11 Ilo, X lrr A t - O'u, lt&lllllle-. •t a. looiJill .,.. "' a . - ..,. aU' ~ dlr 4 a &I a , )-~--:---:...:::_:::.... tilt--• lE lr U U A :& I W • :11 AI • • T • 0 • .t. • • 'I :& It ;• ' l"1' I 'IV B J' A LA U o B AIll. A1 KA =~:;:~=~ •, .. - -_ :I: • .- ,.,..• - - :1 lusineu 5efvl.. L v .t. .- Cl!!~ Dal1')' ed beef llrel. rowwnum of N.ot per eow. ~all farmen """ -~ Parlrer't. lllforJu. ..,. or oenlce, and l!erting, Oble. End yoor aewer les. We have aD sizel macb!MS. Res-bit POMEROY - ANN ST. - 2 Call WY '-29'1'- day or story frame, six large rooms, I II Uc I bedrooms, bath, fuU baMSEWING DlleblDel. Nptir ment. Owner will flnuee. vice, aD makes. WY l-2284. fil,500.GO. 'l1le fabric Shop, Pomorvr RACINE - ON RT. 1U - 2 Authorized Singer Salea IIDry frame, six rooms, balb, llervtce. lie full basement, garage, 3 acre 1 29 lol Olmer wiD coasider lracle lnllructlont for one &!Dry t or i room bouae. $12,0110.oo. mucK DRIVERS, llfllll llraigbl, diesel or gu, qes , Ill ACRE FARM - OFF IT. 21 • 40. Some lQH!rlence help· •1 - SNOWVIILII: - 50 aare eulllvated, •·•-- p•~ lui but BOt neceuary. You ........,. lure and limber, cleaa ud can ear11 over t3 per bour wen fenced, tobacoo baae. after sbor1 lraiJIIn(!. For ap- .... _ plication write Nation Wide u- li<lly, I room . frame house, bath, basernelll, f u ~ Seml Dlvislo•, Co Haeckl ,'"erminal 81... , .... "--m· Dace "-"••, J bal'lll, s'' ""' ...., ""'" u;-'t,,,.,__ ~· Ave~~ue, HamiltoR, Ohio. Or age, 0 er .............. Oily call 5JU95.¥/28, oveaings 5JS. tll,500.00. Jtl-86~. J l atc ALBERT M. OOX, BliOKEil firm Mlchhlery . WY Will . ' WY lltl; MASSEY FERGUSON di-._ - - - -._ __:::..:_= Plows, desb, .' l!i!,iJ HOUSE b ult, t 1'001111 ed front loeder. bath• .lll'metnme, Write. llanul,end Phoae WYPelll'l W1!a. !f!l' . Ill' Ra.......... Bro- Ohio, •• ..... n·--· .._.. · -...... ..... _....u · ~. :Z.lWOte FOR SALE! RAMBLER DEALERSHIP ---------·· Doing Good Business IF INTERESTED CONTACT WIUIS LEADINGHAM AT ... METROPOUTAN MOTORS !"':" WY :Z.2311. · · ' ,. ~ ..,_ D•y WY 24170 or Evllnlng WY 2-5271 .......... . . . POMEROY, 0. · !load, COilubbU 11, Ohio." · I I ' ItO I I .. ,. '·~· .... ·'~ 7 In ,,, tr* l ' .. -..:. ,............. ·a..,..~ __,.. ' I ... . ;,, ,. ' ,.,., tbeace DOJ'tb aloDJ tb1 .aid publl~ road 5I rodl Ud 5~ teet to • $1695 292 Cu. 0 cyL C&C, 4 l(letd trane. Real good tiret. ~eavy duty IJ)l'lngs. Tbia lruck loob and runs . . . 0). Gure our daughter na(; qooc: one ! Auto. trans. Radio, heater, power brakes, and steer· ing. Blue finish. Spotlesa olean Interior. A real buy. ec... eTruck eHeater Core eBulldozer eAnyType WY 2·2196 WE otJ EAI<J'H ARE FRIEtJDLV, 1=£.\C£ -LOVING PEOPLE 64 Olds 88 4 D o o r - - - - $2149 SERVICE 1· OtlrHup rr..• WE:VE. FIN16HED THE "I 00'6"!! 11 cetl per INftll ,.. Tftnl C• TIIAII..EII LO'Ill - !ret ago llld - · llrun'o l'td er Parl 181... Appmect) MlnermDe, Oldo, ....... W\ 1-.mt. I U Uo ms.BUT I HN> Defend• '. """ JII.IOftNIL MANAGIII IIATIII ,., went All s.rv1ee, • • Ct1 1 ,., W.nt ... Ill¥ . . MiniMUM CM.... • cettfl ~II<£ IN TMI coMMON PLIM COI.IIT !'llll.deace tt unkbown. and Wand• · Plumley. wbolll place of retldeDCe ' uWlowu. wW tau ooUce lhal ,, u. 14ll 41.1 oe .Jaii\UII'1, t9flfl. tt UDderai.JDed Tbe rumen 11011 . ~ Savlnp ComP.aQ, a cOIJN)raUon. fll IU peUUon qaiDit you m tbO Co • IDOD Plau court If llelp Cou, ~,!.l'l)'lnr for JQ4pl.tDt on . p ·cy aote md tored0111rt •' .ru1 estat.e mortpp JeeUrlnj: U• Oil th6 folloWIDI 4elortbe4 real pJv. I P. M. DIY ..,._.. ...... MIIIIIOIIIolooa( MlnCIIY ............ A. M. CAifCILLATIOIIII COitltiCTIONI Will . . arMtJIIII Mlltll t:ll A, M. fir D.V et PultU...,_ l Rill- <ll<li " f'lijl(; Ha!l,Cti~T, INTRUPING !A ,','. • ··~ . ..... ."" . ,i ,q IHZ .1!Jt..":· By HAROLD GRAY ...• ~ �I I I ~ MAKE ELIERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER VISIT the BUSY HOUSEWARES ON the MAIN FLOOR WIS& Rent Blue Llltn Electric OVEN LINERS plnlclng shears Carpet Sh...-er $1 Re-usable. Lone laslinl heavy duty aluminum. No m~r e dirty ovens! Catches all drippings and over· Now y011 ..,. a Bmo Lualre Bleclrio Corpo& • •, ' , . fw $1 0 flow. Fits aU a. II a day wbd yoo. bliJ I Sa..... with .... - - ......~ oq~ Yoa'll • LuatmBham- flrtt choln of oil who ""' fot f~o~n i; ... hlon . 1'tl'th pttltctlr mt1ktd by ucl1.11hot proctll fhat IUMirtl t!ai•d optrotion on oil Fobrlcs, light or bo em.W at tht- Jaak.ol1our oarpeWc. electric oven1. 2 Liners In • peclr.age 79c 7.50 loot '\"'he d caner desi&ned £or wall·to-wall urpe-tmg. Easy to use. Completely safe to use on all typf's of carpthng. Or· iental Rug~ and other fine fabrics. Odorless"' ronc~ntrated. RANGE TOP PYREX WARE $1.98 quort- $3.69 holf gallon- $o.98 gallon 1'/:o q"'rl Pyrox Doublt Boiler• I quort Pyrox Rub barmaid, Saucep1n1 l'lo quart Pyrex ' makes cllllbwaeb'•l euler ••• aafer i I BRAVO FLOOR WAX So toueh - lt'a detergent rellstant. Specially made to remove easily. Use Bravo on linoleum, upllllt Ule, \'illy~ rubber, 'J'erruo. 69c 1 plllll 5•95 T u.11. 4.50 """hotfoolkw.W JUMBO SIZE SUIT BAGS------- $1.95 12 POCKET SHOE BAGS $1.49 DOUBLE SIZI BLANKET BAGS $1.29 klned aafety-wp and &lui boldera. muvabi611iilvw cup. 13 W~1.1 7}i " a5Ji " Fast actin& Uquld drain opener. No mls:lng, no odor, no bolllng. Removea 8 organic Dish Pan . , . fita aU otandard oink bowls, t'lllbioa-prota<lll ... around the home. 14!i" • 12w x 6W' deep $I .69 Sink Divider Mat . .. &to .u twia-oUtJ< dim.., vide& baod)l area for 100uriug potl and piN, cleans euily, <hina. gl.o,.,w.,. and oink divider apiuot bar<! klto<u. 11\1' •13o/t protect~~ $1.29 Sl ., I CORN POPPER 89cquart $2.98 gallon foods at serving tempera· 'ure from 1 to 2 hours. SPONGE MOPS Chrome plated. Steel with stainlesa ateel Inset 4.99 2Y2 qt. Siz:e _ 2.99 Chrome frame with ceUuloH mop. $J.89 CORNING WARE From freezer to range to More absorben~ makes your noon sparkle. Made to laat longer. Eltrl qual· ltJ nyon yanL Snaeproof. Lilbtwellbt, ...Y to cleon. Larae aile. YeUow or turquolae. ---• with aluMinum ..._basket • Rustproof-odorless - noiseless. Lightweight - easy to clean polyethylene.. 22 pi· ion aize. $3,95 0.~ raton~~ bu•• ~ Wttt Reed Senin1 .. ftcoh" fla•o• ood w ..uuh 10 ODd Mfo. lnQ~tr buket Jlf"VeGCI 14'0n:hiQI and kmin1o Holdt a dou:a ur lnOl't roJJs . • • ,~.. .Ji .. - ~. $2'' - 1 LB. I Waterproof, 8 heal • TV and Radio lntertereDCt !roe el'wlb button control 2 LB. SHOE BAGS For removing tarnish from non-lacquered copper, stainless steel, brass and chrome. Contains no harm· ful acids or poisons. 7oa. . llectricallV htat staled. ·:\ ·.·: ·-··~· Reallatlc plastic fruit eontalnl ' ..", ·~·· . .., :·.,.· ~-.' '• I :: Made of sturdy vinyl plastic. 12 fuU life pockell. Blua, pink, ,_. -·· . H...... :, \ . .~ ~, '..... -.. ··~ '' turquoise. . ~~ ~~::... '~!~ . '::·· .,. .·::. .. .·.'• STAINLESS SOIL MIXING IOWLI • I QUAIJ • I 'llo QUAIT • .. QUW -. er .-. ' -_... _ ................ _oloilr _ _ pq skillt' tritll - · coon..... IO.,C. lit •19.88 plums, aprlcota, apple• IHI llvol lloctrlc PARTY PERKS lfatet 12 to SO cup• ol dellcloUJ trolfee automatlcll· lyl Keepa It aarvlng hot for houra. Llahtweleht, por· table. Aluminum, with I ft. appUanee oord. ...... G.-._... ....._,. •w• • _... u. w~• ..._.. • ........ ~ ttainlttt ~teel dam .... ill _...,.. .. _fw.-1 1 s~_t· jiffp. CUBE-Ems ICE CUBE TRAYS 78 tmall Ice cubes In each tray. Fit I or f trays wbere you used to put one. Freezes Ia almost ball the time. Juat the right aile lor vacuum hottlea. 49c OIINA OJPS and SAUCERS CAN OPENERS IJDporW Removable lid lifter. Hand.J eord storage. lleceaaed baudle for Oil' 00Cl71De. tine Cblna tea· -............ $1.00 oupo and saucera. Gold banda and platinum I Cupa LARGI SIZI Vinyl Garment Bags Keepa out dirt ond dUJt. Long zipper opeoJnc, IPICIALI WAGNIR WARI NO. 6 ruu 54 lncbea Ions. CAST IRON SKILLETS Pta 1e1aoned quality eut Iron. Read7 to bandll for euy lwllbll Wlblf po!IJhed. 8.8c T IIA BeDel'• Conlillental stain'm l4eel ~llAJio Como plete 8t!t includes 1, 2 and 3 quart ,... with coven, ~ qt. Dutdl Ov.o ro"«. 1111 101*.. trio 1110111, 79c $9.99 You'D enjoy the-y cue and ridl bMuty oi Wee& 41Rllgtl, tlriJ)tl, banaDII, le- WIST BEND ALUMINUM S2.00 10·piece "Contlnen•• STAINLESS STEEL COOKWARI Anodized tolumlnum fer faat !reezine. Reiea,. t111bos qulek ond...,. ARTIROAL FRUIT '; ::, ~: ·~: ~:· ·;.,•: ·:_• ,_' I ,,. 88c 79c ver. Heavy gauge wire. "" ICE CUBE 1RAYS 4 LIS• llurpby'a Ammoniated Qulek Soap-All purpoH oleaner. Topo for biiY1 duty oteanlnl • ounoll 711 Penny-Brite Raised bottom with zipper type co- I-! Mlrro lnatant ReleaM SOc 95c RUBBISH BURNERS Hoi Nil! HEATING PADS LADIES Copper and Stainless Steel Cleaner flm 88c ..... $5.95 General Electric Pure veeetable oil ooap. Clesns W · orythln&. For noon, waDs, woodwork, furniture, oppllancet, ete. 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