http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c78c8e11bd44b558a6838556bb974641.pdf 6e1ae3f0d7028b8067800fde8202278c PDF Text Text r ..:-''1"'-r"":"'-..... ..--...,.-----··~~-...,.....,~--·-~...- . -------------~--- ..- '' -""""'mO.t . .n•·,._e..~ .."'t:4:J ..., -~ i a. • ..-,.....--~---__.........._-.... • . !' • . ' '~• .. f.-Dally Senthle1. !'omeroy-lllddleport. 0., !Ilardi Zl, 1988 Always There When Needed Most Catholic Women Plan Rummage Sale On April 1-2 in Schorn Building ~ pan 41111 Edt· l at! N .... Bot s ,.. wb• "'' $3.: Vl' Marta Hubbard spent t b o weekend in Athens as the guest of her cousin, Sharon Sey~led, at Ohio University for L1Uie Sisters weekend. Marlene Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wltliam Nelsna, bas been returned to her home on Soul~ Third-Ave. !rom Vet· erans Memorial Hospital where she underw~nt a tonsillectomy. Connie Bachner was the weekend guest of her sister, Miss Karen Bachner, for tbe LltUe Sisters Weekend at Ohio University. Connie stayed wH.h her sister in Undley Hall. Christine Bahr was the guest of friends IO' the Little Sisters Weekend at Ohio University in Athens. Mrs. M. L. Bohr Is Honored Upon BIf. thday - ~ - are pia tho 1ev· .., De< det nul bOt A set ol brass cathedral eanDAUGtn'Ell BORN delabras donated by Mrs. Ad· Mr nd Mrs J ... )I. Schall. am Ebersbacb In memory of -a · cllll A donation was made to the her bUJband and her daughter, Dayton. Oblo, ora annouu Crippled Chlldren's fund by tho Mrs Margu<rite Durst, wore !be birtb ol a daughter • Su~ Rock Springs Better Health used at the Federated church March :l1 at tho Good Sa~ club Thursday afternoon at the SUnday morning. tan Hospital ill Dayton. ; home of Mrs. Amos Leonard. The Rev. Wilbur Perritl, \'f.lli baby woighed I pounds andmod Mrs. G<orge Skinner, presl· returned to the pulpit SUnday ounces and boo been na , • dent, conducted the meeting, after 8 two months absence due Trlna Joy. This II the <!OUple 8 which opened wltb the club snng to eve surgery, had for his oer- first child. Mr and follow.d by prayer and pledge moD l<lplc, "Keeping the Sal>- Grandparents are. · 1 to Oag. Devotions were led hy bath Day Holy." A special num- Mro. Sherman Busby of Cadl.,j Mrs. ~wls Grueser, chaplain, ber The Hallelujah was pre- Ohio, and Or. C. C. Schaaf using 88 ber topic, Prayer. senled by the choir.' During the ChUJicothe, and the late Eleaa Plans were made to prepare service, Rev. Perrin, on behalf nor Sansbury Schaaf. Mrs. R. C. Easter treats lor residents at of the churcll cooncil, present· Sansbury of Middleport II • carman's Rest Home. Round - oed:;_W~ill~lam:,~Por;;.::te;;;r.;w;;ith;_;•:;.;;B;;ib:;;le~gr~e~at~gr~a~ndiimoiiiitheiirii....iiiiiiii"j robin cards were sent to Mrs. 111 WUliam Grueser and Mrs. Wil· bur Bailey. VIsit Elberfeld• Busy Housewares The program prePMe<t by Mrs Department. Big Selections - Dependable Hoy Grueser was presented by Mrs. Lewis Groeser who read Makes - Cutlery - Glanware - Dinnerware The Feast of St. Patrick ond - Cooking Utensils - Electrical Appliances, Panca~e Tuesday. Four articles were read, Help your man W Waxes and Polishes, Brooms and Mops, live longer, by Mrs. Welby Wha· Paper Goods, Paint, Lawn and Garden ley; you need potassium, Mrs. Products, Clocks, Light Bulbs, Kitchen Tools, Hugh Bearhs; you need sodium and chlorine in hot weather, Closet Acces10rie1, Ironing Boards and Gift Mrs. w. A. Morgan: and how to Ware. get a good night'• sleep, Mro. Maxine Arnold. LUSTER LEAF A contest conducted by Mrs. Grueser was won by Mrs. Aroold and Mrs . Whaley and refreshments carrying out the St. Created from mineralized Poultry compost. Odor· PatrickOaythemewereserved. less, Sterilized - Will not burn plants. Scientifl· The next meeU.ng will be held at the home of Mrs. W. A. cally prepared for African Violets. Good for all Morgan, with Mn. Leonard tn leafy and flnwering plants. '1.1 peck bags. charge of the program a n d Mrs. Roy Grueser, the contest. Rio Grande students '::! r e spending t.'1e spring vacation with their parents, and Include Christine Bahr with Mr. and Mr . and Mrs. Cash ~ahr and ,Mrs. ~sh Bahr, Suzanne Bradd;.mghters, Christine and CanIb th Mr and Mrs Char ury w1 · ·. · dat:c. entertained Sunday with les Bradbury, and Denms Sae• lamily dinner in honor of his You Can Help Too--Joir. Up • • • Join In lens with Mr. and Mrs. Adolph MARCH SPECIALS mother. Mrs. M. L. Bahr of H~~otKma.~ ~ ~~uc-, Saelens. 62 Comet 2 Door Long BottonJ.were Mr. and Mrs. Attending Miss Carol Lyons, Middlepo ri 6 cyl. Std. tran~. Rtdlo M. L. Bahr, Long Bottom: Bill ! JWII~ ~ 1,,, 1 -,,~~.t~W''l''WW~'>- ~~ s··fi&~JWJ:"~~,;>m<t>~ librarian, has annOU-?ced that and httter. Bahr Callipolis· Mr. and Mrs. I Ithe Middleport Public Library 62 Ford Gal. SOO Jack' Conroy ~nd daughter will be cJoso:o.d until Saturday, 4 dr. I cyl. At Tran11., P, .Jackie; Mr. and Mrs. Hudne.v l ~ ~arch 26 while the children';; st..rlng, radio end h..ter Springer, Mrs. Milford Ohling. ·ltbrary room is being complet63 Falcon 2 Dr. er. Mr. and Mrs. Milford Oh· ' •~iM~fiHm~nrt£ld',,,,,(;"r:t%~~Mm.;x"~'<Ji'!f,f> ,•~TI;W<<I:2M'll<~am~ ed and books Placed on I he 6 cyllnd•r, standard tuns. I linger, Jr. and daughter, Mr. I HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -"The direction of unity, Ishel ves. Radio and heater M and Mrs. Arthur Kaspar, rs. l Reformation," Sunday even- Technically, the contrast ef t Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas 6~ Ford Gal. 500 Clara lsenbarg and Kay Crab- ing's NBC-TV documentary then-and-now was aided by and children of South Charles2 dr. liardtop, 289 &nglnt, tree. all of Columbus. , · about the great spiritual using modern footage of the · ton. Ohio, spent the weekend standard tnna. Radio and ~•t•r The ~uest of hon()t' _rP.Ci!l~ed ! upheavals of the 16th century, sites of some of the earlier with their parents, Mr. and Imany gtfts and cards mcludmg I succeeded in making a four- historic events, and also Mrs Forrest Bachtel and son, f • 65 Ford Gal. 500 the decorated birthday . cake ; century-old story cume alive by employing art works and other Forrest, Jr. from Mt. Union Qln OU ~ Conv. 352 •ng, Std, tran1., I radio tnd heater fro.m Mrs. Conroy. ~ family re- , linkin it to today's news. proper devices to reconstruct College, and Miss Carol Baebumon was beld durmg the day. I Eveng as viewers were still the past. Itel. 63 Ford flirlane --~--aware of some recently- Thi~ was U1e fourth and final Jim Johnson student at MarPcmerOV 500 4 Dr. I cyllndtr, auto. tnnt. R1dlo & huter TPenGroupPlant announced adjustments of Ule l1program of NBC-TV's "Of Men lshall University' was the weekDe 1 p t•-· 1 r' • ed .. · 1 ' Mrs. sse au;:,..un reu ,,.. 61 Olds 98 2 Door l..tliJlP Fund ProJect Cathoh~ t:hurch, they were .~~~le a.nd Fre om s~nes o spe· end guest of ~is parenL~, Mr. ed home Sunday, from Meigs H.T. At trans. All power, Plans were made for a bake [ to seem the one-ho~r tele_vtsl~n 1 c~als, and, qu1te frankly, and Mrs. James Jolmson and t Ge~ral Hospital ahd is ~radio tnd hteter sale to help defrav camp ex- : program the earlter h1stenc l although the past shows bad family. •1 63 Mercury Monte. penses by the Ju~ior Methodist · changes that altered the shape their UJIS and downs •. it really Miss Judy Butcher, Ohio Unl- pr~v ng~ M George Korn Jr. Youth Jo"ellowship of Heath . of Chrishamty, I wasn't too clr.ar until Sunday versity, spent the weekend with 1 1a b r~ere weekend 4 Dr. Auto. trans. P~tw•r ltterlnt, radio & haater Methodist Church Sunday even-j The difference_s in the atmos- evening exactly what the hours ber varents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira :ues~u:r ~~lr parents, Mr. and 62 Fairlane 4 Door ing. 1pheres surround1ng the changes wer11 trymg W do. Butcher and son, Jim. Miss M George Korn Sr and Mrs. 8 cyl. Std. frtns. Radio Robbie Ord presided over the : were also unqm:stionabiy oh· How much more attractive Butcher, a senior, wHI present J ~- 1'h m ' · and Mtttr business session in the ab:Jence i vious: the more dramatic and such documentaries would be her graduate piano recital Wed- 0M~sses0Ge~sb-ude Martha Bar1 or the president, Rhonda Hysell . sometimes violent adjustments if, instead of starting. with the nesday, March~ at the Univer- bara Ann and A~atha Jo~chim 60 Corvair Coupe I'l'hr Bible lesson was given and : of the 16th. century, as opposed past and merely alludm~ to the sity. She Is a p1ano student at of Cedar Grove, w. Va. were 2 Dr. Standard trtn!l. , a discussion held. Refreshments : to the more mo~erate and present, they began w1th the I~rofe~sor Ge?rge Katz. She stud- j Saturday guests of Misses Lena 64 Ford Gal. 500 were served by Robbie a n d, open-armed alteriJtJons uf to- nard news fat1s of today a~d 1ed pta no w.1th Mrs. Norma and Katie Guth. 2 dr. H.T. 352 .ng, At Verne Ord. Present were Syl-. day. concentrated on lhem, wh1le Hecox of Middleport before at- Mr and Mrs. Jack CUmmins fran'!., p. slttrlng, ndio, huttr : via Swanson, Robbie Ord, San- i " .· ,, Ialluding tt the past. One tending Ohio University. "Bnd family of Coltmtbus spent dy Johnson. Doxie Walters, Ken 1 Reform_alton focused needn 't only be "contro\·ersial'' Gene Crooks, dentistry stuthe weekend wit.! their parents, 63 Ford Gal. 500 I SmiH1• Eddie Brown, Dwight mal~ly on Marl!~ Luther, ~ohn · about the same subJects. There dent at Ohio State ~nlversity Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cummins, Conv. 352 eng, Std. tnnt. Radio and hut1n Duw~on, Verne Ord and Mr. Calvm and lgnatms of Lo}ola are many hat subJects televi- in Columbus, IS spendmg t.le Racme and Mr. and Mrs. Vic- 1 - the last·named the founder of sion hasn 't even touched in spring vacation with his parents, •~ B M' 'II ' and Mrs. Emerson Jont>s. 63 Chevrolet Imp. ' th J 't order and an . -. k wr rown, mersv1 e. -----~e esul , . i nearly as major a way as Mr. and Mrs. Walter t:roo s. Mrs Nora Roush has return~ 4 dr. H.T. 8 cyl. At tran1., , example of how the Catholic , d · p. tteerlng, radio end Ch h ed f m 'th newspapers an magazmes ed to her home, after spendmg I Rnlp<J'Exrellf'nl h..,., The Easte;n High School band 'Is urc progrkess ro WI 10 have. the winter with her sister-to • , . I ownrans. ' I 65 Ford Fair. 500 direrted by Charles Yeago, re- j Repeatedly the hour stressed OC aw, Mrs. Chi . ares Withkrowb. 2 Dr, Hardtop, 189 """ cei\'ed e11<:eUPnt ratings at the th f f f Tbe Almaaae Gordon Fisher of Par ers urg, h•e. Crulslmati.t trans. . . .. . e 1esson o re orm rom w Va spert the weekend with t.ow mn..,. D1str1ct Compet1t1on Festw<~l , within and contrasted it with Today is Monday March Saturday .m Iron to n. ' the frequent • . headaches the llilth day of 1966• With . 280 bls parents major · ' Mr. and Mrs. Mas· · ed one s une r- 1of having to react chiefly . I on FISher and family. 1'he band rece1v to follow ior and three excellent grades . · . . . h Mr. 'and Mrs. W. 0. Barnitz : . · , demands from Without. The moon IS m Its new P ase. M d M Willi Right and son Hayman were business 1 from the four JUdges. SelectiOn'! A th od G Th · t · v r. an rs. am • USED CARLOT ' I h 0 f th s e pr ucer, eorge e mornmg sur IS enus. ~ d J d l 'ted lth visitors in western Tennessee , ~ ayed wer~ M~rc e Ma- Vicas, put It, the program wa~ The evening star is Jupiter. • use an u Y YSl w last week Locust & Syctmore Sts. JOrs. Scandma\·1an Fantasy Sen-, not about theQ\ogy ~''but American philanthropist . and Mrs. Ray Pack of Rich·.. Mlddltport try Boy· and for sl~ht reading : rnondale over the weekend. Mrs. ~lhp Radford and dau· 1 rather about how and why men D. . Rockefeller Ill was born - 'ted WI'th Mr, 15'' """ter • Stephan1·e v1·91-ted Sunday 1Prelude .and a March . a1so v1s1 iiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiii, ,i were persuad_e~ or f~rced to this da}: m 1~. . mother, Mrs. at Racine with her parents, Iadept new rellg10us behefs, and On th1s day 10 h1story : Rlghthouse who is Mr. and Mrs. Clareoce Sargent. I hew these beliefs shaped . the In l97tl, Thomas. confined to a hospital tn Freenew soc1ety m wh1ch they !wed became the hrst Umted 1 and with his sister Miss 1 and wert, in tum, sh~~d ~y secretary of State. . :."lha Righthouse in Cl~de. the demands of the soc1et1es m ln 1918, Arnertean Mr and Mrs Aaron Za~l of which they Jived." , . German soldiers engaged in Pom;roy caned on Mr. ' and What was most fascmahng In I key battle of the Somme. William Grueser one evthe contrast of then-and-now In 1945, 7,000 Allied eni~g recently . during the program was the ' dropped 12,000 tons ef Mrs. Wilbur B'alley was 1 constant realizatmn that the sives on Germany in a visitor in Gallipolis Ben Philson and Mrs. Wil· llam Russell were soloists Sunchanges of four centuries aga raid. k wee. mainly concerned the separa· A lliought for the Mr. and Mrs. Gene Snowden day morning at the Heath Meth· tion of elements of the religions President Thomas Jefferson: family of Chicago visited odlst Church when the choir MoloiWCDK involved, whereas today's 0:1\ter- "The earth belongs to Ute with his parents, Mr. and presented another part of the :1 callra ations are heading in the I living, nnt to the dead." Arnold Snowden recently. cantata, ''The Crucifixion·• beIng given each Sunday during G1~ne Snowden called on Mr. Lent. anJ Mrs. Maston Roberts one Recltatlves sung by Mr. day recently. Philson, baritone, included HHe Roy Smith has been under- Made Himself of No Reputagoing tests at Holrer HospitaL I: Uon," and "And .. Mosea Lift· eel up the Serpent." Mrs. RusHAVING BIRTHDAY ..11. soprano, sang, "The MaJ· Friends of Mrs. M a g g 1e esty of the Dlvlnt," and the Findling, formerly of CoolviUe, entire choir sang the anthem, are invited to remember her "God So Loved the World.'' Mrs. birthday on March 26, wlth C. M. Hennesy was organlst and cards or letters. Her address , Mr. William Russell, director. • ThiiJitActfoaWIIhtrltaa' *JIIIlllti!IU'I ill 3351 Rosemont Ave., Win- The Rev. M. E. Dowson con· for delieltes, Wash & Woarsl aton • Salem, ' North Carolina, tinued on his Len~n sermon top27107. ic, 11 ChrisUan Perfection." • Patented Deep Actl011 Aillalllr Qtlll$ jet cumniJ for Deep Action cleoniO&I • Jtt-clmplt mechanism! Sixth Blrtlulay o Jet·AWIY lint rfiiii>WIII Pomeroy, Ohio 1. pu IYI CO' l • • R V e eVlSlOn e ue I'Jl .l AFRICAN VIOLET SOIL 69c 1 M ' I Ab Y People In riv1 tho ""ofnoI oul i::! ,. uti , est 1 IYI J- • pel :~ Mrddfebort Plans were made for a rum- Casci gave a report oa t b e mag< sale in the Schorn build· Deanery meeting rocenUy In mg April 1-2 when the Catholle Athens. Hostesses named for Wumen'9 club of Sacred Heart April were Mlssea Anna and t·hurch met Thursday evenlng Martha Howell, Mrs. Relf!o m t hmch auditorium. Neirl, Mrs. HGward Dailey, Mrs. \h s Paul Casci, president. Joannr Tatterson aDd Mrs. J. 1\ :l~ tn rhnrg~ of the meeting M. Thornton. 11'1 1d• opened wHh prayer by j Prayer by Father Turel closll!t' R""1 Father John Turel. .ed the meeting and games .\II'~. Kathryn Welsh reported lwere played with prizes awardthai the malerial for new altar 1ed to Mrs. Joe Raub, Mrs. Cas( l<~lh had been ordered. Mr!S. ci and Mrs. Charles Radford. 1r111nd Si s~on and Mrs. ThMl- 1 Refreshments carrying out the: .!b H~nnessy Jr. wHl pick up ar- 1St. Patriek Day theme were i 1 elf"; for the rummage sale in served by Mrs. Thomas Hcn.l J'n meroy and Mrs. Don Mullenlnessv Jr .. Mn. Muy Kunze!- ] and Mrs ..John Kokovlh'h in 1man. Mrs. Homer Brirkle~. Mrs. ' \l1ddleport. Handley, Mrs. Leland Sis· It wa!\ deC'idfld to sponsor a and Mrs. Charles C1arkson. ~1 r llC1 Buckeye GjrJs State. Mrs. dn By Members · Of HeoIf hCl U.b art :. p~ - \hi '· de 1 ra1 i . uo se1 an th· pr so pa en I 1 !he .~· se· 1 I .;. sit i th ~ li R kS' pnngs SOCiety • Notes •:.so "?:sy : O ts : ot ·' il · · Ont blfl frM with eYtry ono you buy ADJUSTABLE ARTIFIOAL FLOWERS and FOliAGE CLOSET SPACE-SAVERS Realistic polyethylene flo· wers and foliage, Regularly IOc to $2.49. WHILE THEY LAST ·h; ~· Jll' j ==--... . ..-... i: ~l FRIGIDAIRE 2-speed Washer gives delicates extra care! ti j I el l 01 :• yl . l Ci \ S\ ! li :' \e 'u -\~ It n EP \1 ) 'I ~. Ui t \1 '} I ,.. (, ·- Mrs. Russell, Ben Philson, Are Soloists 1 TUESDAY MARCH 22, 1966 5:30 A.M. to 5:45 A.M. YEAR PROTECnON PLAN , •• At No Extra Ch~rgel Slrongest Frigidaire Washer Protection Plan In Interruption will aHed customers served from Maynard Sub Station, including Rut· land, Salem Center, Langsville, Dexter and the New Lima, Hysell Run and Stories Run history' One year warranty for repair of any defect without charge, plus four year proJection plan for furnishing replacement for any defective pari in the trapsmission, drive motor, or large capacity water pump! BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. Areas. In case of Inclement weather the will be performed the following day. MEIGS THEATRE II Celebrated TONIGHT thru TUIIDAY "DR, OOLDFOOT AND THI ItKIN! MACHINI" -TecbnicolorFrankle Avalon, Vincent Price, Dwayne Hickman, Susan Hart FHturtttt: P~rlor, ltdroom &. Wrath C.lwcartoona Wednttdey and Thu....., Mo rch 23-24 NOTOPIN Prlday lhru Tutoday Much 25·29 WALT DIINIY'S "THAT DARN CAT• -TechnlcolorRayley · Millo, Dean Jonet, Dorothy Provlne PeatufiHe: Flung lty • lllinl Dlo«o, Cartoon Allmlaolon 71e 140o Ann Fitch, da111hter of Mr. and Mrs. Hamid Fltch, observ· eel her sixth birthday at a par· ty oo St. Patrick's Day during the afternoon Klndergarien Class taught by Mrs. Pearl' Reynolds. Mrs. Reynolds assisted Mrs. Fitch with the party. Ann chose ss her helpers, Vet· vet Swisher, Martha Krawsczyn, Patricia Hoyles, JUI Walburn, Megan Miller, Becky Barilett. Kimberly Weldon. Seated at the birthday table were Ronald Case!, Paula Albley, Jill Wal· burn, Joe Watkins and Martha KrawSCZJD. Refresbmenll of Iced cupcakeo, Ice cream and mJik were served to tbe ebll· dren. Favors were blowouta .... ..·--·• ...... 69c Aluminum Cookware Sets Teflon Coated eNo-stick cooking eNo-scour clean-up • Du Pont Approved Teflon finish eExtra thick, even heating aluminum eSet consists of one each, I, 2 and 3 quart sauce pans with covers, one covered dutch oven and one ten inch skillet, nylon spoon and spalull and recipe book. I FAMILY PLACEMATS , REFRIGERATOR Look pretty 11 cloth work better than plastic. New ktnd of paper mat textured to look like cloth. 24 paper placemats lOW' by 14<;", 3 oko~ SETS !'.lay to clean, Excellent for cupboard atoraee - eandy boxea - eurlen cosmetics. 98c ...c $J-OO • i at y enttne • DST Automatic :n n Solicitor Finds Initiative Of Last November is 'Law' 1,000 Tourists to Swell Regatta Throngs in June A hair-thin majority in favor of daylight saving time in a referendum last November will result in Pomeroy making the controversial clock switch late In April. This was the opinion of Pomeroy council president, A trainload of probably 1,000 the tower parking ~ot duri~g publie - spiri~d citizen to atLeslie Fultz, who suggested Monday night in a regular ~ountourists will arrive in Pomeroy Ithe weekend . lndustnal d1s- t.~nd the meet1ng Wednesday at ell meeting DST would be "adopted automatically" on tha the weekend of June 1·12 to plays and the Jayc~e barbecue 8 p. m. in t~e C9lum~us an~ fourth Sunday in April. I boost attendance at l!le Big 1will share the remamder of the Southern Oh10 Electn~ Com Solicitor Fred W. Crow, Jr., after reviewing the proBend Regatta, AI Leonard an· spat:e. pany of the Comm~mty lm· cedure last year used by the Meigs County Junior Cham· I Dounced Monday. 'I In other business, the Oiam- : pr~vement_ Co~ratlon, of ber of Commerce in bringing the issue to a vote, said this . ber voted its unanimous sup- whtch he ts pres1dent. morning: Leonard, regatta chairman, Iport of arrangements for a Present at the meeting above ''DayUgbt aBVIDI time wUl provision that any major damtold the Pomeroy .chamber 0.t ' return visit of the Pittsburgh Bailey's Restaurant, in addition be tbe law In Pomeroy by l'ir- ages caused to the lots would C~mmerce ~he Nat1o~l AssoCI· Wind Symphony late t h 1s to the above, were President tae of lnltllltve. Tbere is II"' be repau~ _by t~e C of C. VICTIM _ A Vietnamese girl weeps besldt:_~ ahon ?f Rallw~y Busmes~~o.m· July. The $1,500 fee will be Jack Carsey, Mac Sawyer, Bob tie question Ill my mbld that Pollee Chief Jed Webster re· bod her mother killed in the explosion of a en wtll orgamze .u~ YJSihng raised by private donations. IGant. BiU Downie. Bob Jacobs, the DST ls!lue approved by quested a 20 pl!'r cent raJse for ) Co~ mine near Tuy' Hoa. The girl and moth~r were group. The tour orJgmates In ~· Attorney Fred Crow, Jr., urg- Bill Grueser, Ted Reed, Jr., the people of Pomeroy is au I all permanent memoers of the I g of refugees returning to their rice fields. 1 Columbus. ed chamber support for local John Blaettnar, Bob Wingett, ordinance." police force . He alsu urged ~g-~ou~___ - - - - _::.::.==:::...--"' LP.onard also disclosed that ' ordinances to require licenses Ken Grover. Norbert Compton, WANTED -The pleture I Votes on the illsue were tal- council to do away with the I J • lamival rides have been ob· l to certain door : to - door ven- Mayor Qlarles Legar, and Rev. of Michael Roy, Elizabeth, lied in Pomeroy where it pass- penny meters, replacmg them I ~ined to operate on part o1 dors. He also mv1ted every R1ck Martm. N.J., police ch1ef is going ed 532 to 505, and in Middleport with nickel meters, and r~port- 1 - - - - - ----- - - ---- out across the country in where- it failed 468 to 409. ed that Leo Crew has resigned the search for a murderer. The Jaycees, in their early as safety director and school I Wiln~sses said the chief, announcements of their spon· safety patrol leader at the . weanng stage make-up, sormg the vote last year, md1- Pomeroy elementary. WASHINGTON (l!PJ) _ The Atomic Energy Commll:' . it closely resembles the man cated the question would be Mayor Legar reported an of- slon ~ AEC l today narrowed to s1x a list of more than ~ NEW YORK (lJPI) - Publish- number of aftern.oon paper! in ment _reftJsed comment unhl who stabbed to death Wen- presented onJy as 'B ''preference ficial of the state fire marshal's proposed sites for a $375 million atom smasher. ers sought government appro- New York from f1ve to f<~ur and exammed th~ proposal. 8 jy Wolin, 7, on an Eliza· vote." Later, however, it ap- office recently c~eeked eity Finalist in the competition that has raged fiercely IOf val today for a merger plan the number of Sunday newspa- spokesman said last week the beth street. parently was found no legal hall and reported several co- almost two years are · Ann Arbor. Mich.; _Brookha_ven~ LoiiJ, that would combine three .Gf pers from five_ to four. The departm~nt, was a~are •f j madlinery existed to put such rections th'at should be rna~. Island, N.Y ; Denver. Colo.: Madtson .. W1sc., a stte ID t.blt1 New York's major datly number of mornmg newspapers newspapers economtc . probIa question oA 1 general ~leeCouncil approved the pollee Sierra foothtll!'i near s~cramento. ~allf.. and a South B• newspapers into a single would remain at th!ee. \ems and w?uld not object to tion ballot. 1report for Feb~uary s~ow1~ 18 rington location near Chicago. corfl(lration. I The three pubhshe~s, the m~rgers designed to cu~ c&Sts. The result. Pomeroy now Iarrests, B acruients mvest1gat- The atom smashing machtne mlo on"' another. The ~ew York Herald Tri· Hearst Corp., E. W. Scnpp~ Co. Why . should w. e ob,J,ect 0 find!!, was for keeps. ed 6 bonds taken. 39 com- is constdered a pnme tool 1n The accelerator w1li be rD?re bune, the New York Journal· (Scripps-Howard) and Whitney cost-savmg operattons, said Pomeroy thus may find itself plaints investigated, ~ lllegal th nat 1on's tugh energv tha.1 a n11te tn d1ame1~r, burlld American and the New York C8mmunications Corp., said Asst. Atty. Gen. Donald F. an island among standard time parking arrests, 4 warnings is- he 1- . progru..-n It wt\1 beneath mounds o[ so1!. . of the newspa- Turner Jll . an exc Ius1ve ' · t World-Telegram and the Sun ''the economicS mer· eomrrn.mlties in the M.eigs.Cal- sued, 4 emergency calls and pyscs accelerate electrons w1th 'lOO More than I110 comm~ tllel. announced the merger plan per industry compel thi~ view ~ith UP I. ''We know ~s Ha area. Should Mi~\eport re- .two _fire calls i~ th~ village. billion volts and smash them throughout the country bid ffl" Monday and said they would move." newsprmt costs are up and main on Standard time, it wiD Parkmg meter Viohtbons totalth~ ~roJUt The AEC narrowed present it to the Department or Although the Justice Depart- newspaper mortality Is high." WASHINGTON ( I> .-The be different tban Pomeroy, but t!d ·84! with 33 unpaid. Street 1 •~""' ''"',•N!Wl' '-·'" · ,1 , the lt~1 to 8:5 late la" ,l!i=iif;'~ Justice today. -------~-----nine Supreme ~urt JU!tlce on the same clock as Gallipolis money eollected witb $587 and j COLUMBUS (UPII _ Go\o". Then 1t .turned that rtst 01 -----~ sounded likeb IIftlne - college which is expected to reverse 1lot money ' $1136. Academy of Unde r Its terms, t he new · Chi'l•ls Attend• f h . h ' James A. Rhod es expres~e d the . Nat10nal . ...._A . wi_nno•rll · to b . lied th DA.YTON ~UPI) - U. S. rfS men m a u session wen itself from DST iR 1965 to stand· Attending were Mayor Legar, l t t t iod t h a 1 e. e~ for fur~.o~rmg ... 1 Clerk Edna Schoenleb ~;:rat~:;mal ;rib~~e Inc e Leader Conference Air Forces "ftyiag gucer'' they ~inished 14 opinions on ard time in 1966. and ~:::: :~: ruJe~Y out llfl a The NAS selerted!~lb~:.":: would publish a morning William D. Childs of the squad, whleb iDves&lgate. r~ ebThscemty. h th + cYI'HER A.CJ1VJTY .Council Members Fult2. il possible site for tbe proposed ,sites. and the AECf'nal • Downing Insurance Agency, 220 ey tore apart @'ac • @I"S ·F kl. R' Do Coil" ,will make a t the Herald Tribune an after· ports of ualdeatlfie41 Oyio& . Tbe first re'!lding of an ordin- ran o'l 1zer. n ms, "7~ million atomic lima~ber ' North Second-av, Middleport obieef1 18ld tod tt ld v1ews and left the whole . IRoy Reuter and Lou Poulin I project. "'" :I lat~r. noon paper, the World Jsurnal. was one of !20 key leaders who - • ay wou subject foggier than before. ance known as a Green R1ver · lnd a Sunday paper, the World met in Columbus for the Ohio seod an astrophysicist to tbe Justice William J. BreMan ordinan~e, set up to protect to- ! Tbe governor, witlt. Sen. ' Journal and Tribune. There Association or Insurance Ag- Micbla:an area wbeft some J h ha me to be the cat bUsmesses, was approved. Frank J . l..auscb~ bad ma41e I IS was no Indication or when the ents' one-day seminar of stand- 50 people reported wateblllg r., ~ 01 d~ co k . It would require itinerant vend• a strong effort to have the fa , ' me~er would take effect a OylDJ object parded by ooburt sit ea mg spo etsma~.. -~ ors to purchase a license for , ~mty Iocaled at tbe Ravenna 1 •e · ing and special committees. •• bl d o seen y cases, wro e \.llll':t; • d b Ob' ··At present the Herald Childs is OAIA's Deputy Trus- 1oar • 1bcr s pa 1ao . . . i . ttl cou t's canvassmg, door - to - oor l Anenal. 01 er IO s•~ Tribune publishes morning and tee for District Ten (Meigs Dr. Jay Allen Hyoek, • :::a/~~~;~:. ID e r selling, or for tel~phone sales. a.nsider~ W«"e aear the presIunday editions, the Journal- CountyJ , The Columbus meet- professor at Nortbwesttro He refused to retreat from The cost of the license was j e?t Atom~c Exergy Com;tsAmerlcan afternoon and Sun- ing was devoted to committee Unil'enlty aDd a CODsaltant bis nine-year-old definition of $1.000 and a $10,000 bond. WI :non IAF. ! plant near a~~ay editions, and t \ World- organizational structure and to the UFO's "Project Blue. obscenity but inJ'ected a new Kenn.eth Gro_ver, operator of ~ 1f erly and another near Man. book" wW travel to AID Ar· element : The motives and Grover s Stu d10, . 'B tte nded to etta Telegram and the n after- planning. noon editions. ~bor, Mlcbtgan, to lntevh!w advertising techniques of tbe lsupport the ordl~ance. ~t was SAIGON (UPJ)- U S A I r .m1Wr.: ;llt'"(';;,,r~-R"4o; ~~,..~~ VATICAN CITY The merger would reduce the CAU..ED witnesses and JuvesUgate the seller. ~dicated ~e. onhnance IS . solr f ~orce planes on one_ of 57 mJS· Archbishop of ~.~~:~;:1 The Racine emergency squad report. AI leut 1% policeBrennan mustered a five-maa Ject to revision. It was pomted l ln~ns over Communist North lnved Ia Rome today for TO MEET was called at u ·45 a m Mon- men aod abou& tO other per. 'ty 1 tbe ptslt'<on out that the ordinance would Vtet Nam Monday caught a SO.. t t 'lb .._ B~ERS ~· 1 · · · oas reported seelaa the ob- ma]orl or pre . k . , do lh ortc mee mg w1 .. ...,., - tru k day to tl1e residence of Ch!J;rles s " be . h d m no way eep peop1e 1rom c convo} mov 1ng wn e h. h ,.....~ 1VI dunn~ w IC the~· The Southern Local 8 an dl Cochran, Wells Run who was Ject laud In a 301 - acre that a sell~r may pums e vitJng out - uf - town firms pan~andle . Ten trucks were deBoosters Assn. wiU meet Thurs· taken ,., Mei s Ge~ral Hos- swamp Dear Allll Arbor Su• f()t' ~ddlmg-m , a man_ner from visiting theiT homes. strDyed and 21 damaged With a U gaiD Ithe Angltca• ~~ Ro~ day, _March 24, at 7:30 _p.m. at pita! and ent!ed as a medkal day olgbt. appealmg to s~laclo~s appet~ - Cotmcilman Fultz question- lbarrage of bombs and rockets. olK~rChurt~s wil~JOUI • the h1gh school. Several items ef -a book dealmg WJth sex a rty f th t I An American military spokespu 1c ac wor .tp. 1 business will be diSCUSsed in- Arthur Donabew, Letart Falls, .I!U'I :rD~JI !!!~ might justifiably be sold to a ed the, ega I. 0 e coiunl y 'd today the SUCC'essful o~ernor The meeting, significallt . who was taken to Holzer Hosm· . author1zmg Middleport VI age man sat u ca f chr·sr eluding tbe serving af the Hoi· pital and entered asa medical Ve1eraas Memwlal lloflpital I doctor er pay tatnst. to construct a new buidling to attack took plaL-e 60 miles south le use o I lBI . stein banq~et in April. Mr. With· patient AdmlssioDI - Geraldine Ger· The decisions. house the Welfare and Aid for of coastal Vmh The trucks, LriTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) ~~~~c:ur WedResday .. erspoon Will repert on the band lacb, Letart, W. va.; Daryl ~p~ld 5 to 4 the ~ederal the Aged Departments. camouflaged with green canvas, 1- Orval E Faubus. whuse use e A _ contests held this month. All Meigs Geoeral HospUal Johnson, Middleport; Bernice eonviCtlon of Ralp~ . Gmzburg Council, at the sug~stion of were believ~d carrying ammu· or troops to keep Negroes out I M;r~ael ~~~primate, band parents are urged til at-! Admillloas- Dennis Mcltin·IMollohan, Reedsville; Laurel on ~barges of madmg .three Fultz, approved a resolution nition since pilots sighted sec- 'of Crntr_al Htgh School m I957 1Londnn for a y, Dew tenet. ney, Dexter; Charles Connol- Grueser, Pomeroy, Rubin Col4 pu~ll~abons found by a Philadel~ stating, "This body goes oo ondary explosions ,made htm a symbol or sout.l whJC'h the n~~f'eiMJ.ay • ly Leon W V . ott Wh I liDs Middleport· Albert Wolf plua JUdge to be tbscene. They record willing to aid and abet U. S. Mnrines ID the south ern reststance to desegregatiOn, I.. po _. hal said OPEN IUGHER Albany; •Eloise ~~ider, M;d~!~ Ra~ine; Chari~ Jones, Lakin: were , Eros, a ha~d-cover the efforts of any group to chased Communist troops on I plans to retire as the nation's !JO~t b~~t isa ~lslt of peT!eet port; Bertha Reeves, Long W. Va.; Mrs. Roy Hendricks, maga:une, LiaiseD, a bJ-weekly construct a building in lbis two fronts today. I second longrst-term sov~rnor. I fn~ndsht we~er a VIS~ NEW YORK (VPI) - Stock Bottom; Anna Brewer, Port- Pomeroy; Sherry Stafford, New CONTINUED On Page 5 viUage to house the Aid for the Leathernecks m Operation 1 Faubus saJti. f\~onday mght ~e UR!on." P and tntrodu~ prices opened higher Ia moder- land. Haven Aged and Department of Wei- Texas, under way in the sandy ·Wlli nol sre~ a ~eventh te~m lA Dr Ra te ct' tr di tod 1M bar Di h 1 Co p f ,. coastal plains and scrub brush off~re . desp1te hts own dawn he . msey JS the a a 1ve a ng ay. Je get None. se- ....... - Joha Hunne mpnter resents are. try 230 .1 th f Sa"- is the only Democrat strong 1rt1gnm~ Anglican prinmte Pomeroy · HeieR Bartels Syra. S N'ck IRS F Mayor Legar was asked to mun IDles nor o I . . . . tvJsit a Popes· tbe liCI cuse· El~er Hyde Middleport· t. I orm convey the resolution to the gon, have killed 196 Viet Cong eW)ugh to teat multtmilllor1aJre l tu h ~n~h t M ' NEWARK N J (UPI) -The Board of Meigs County Co f!l· since t:Je weekend. Winthrop Rorkefrller, a Repub·, 1 ry w e• urch ol Thom'as Sca ll y, M'ddl' 1 epor ; rs • • · · . d b th f N y k and broke away from ~ 1 Ronald O'DonneD, Pomeroy. Singer Co. in Elizabeth was missioners. Fultz was of the Marine Corps jets have been lean an ro er o ew or m;:m Catholic IIUIII' . __ testing out a computer used to opinion lhat eouncil would be pouring napalm and bombs on Gov. Nelson A. Rockefe~ler. I , Church. The ----· in 1 ''I thmk we can certamly say :a~~~ ~960, when tbe , 1prepare etnp]oyee withholding off base undertaking to put up the fleeing Communists SUPPER PLANNED Istatements. l"or one ol the a building to house the lwo Quang Ngal province. 'Ibis is fina l." Faubus. 56. said ! " ,0 P_ of Centemury, A jitney supper wlU be bekl tests runs, · they inserted the department! in the villqe's ~eoffr1.\ fi'1~er, visited the 1at a news conferenct'. at the Hemlock Grove Grange name ''Santa Claus. 31 North name But Rockefeller was Rot con· I· OJ>E' ohn XXIII. The . hall this Friday algbt by resi- Pole, Arctic, U. S. A." Cou~cil game the Pomeroy NOW YOU KNOW vinced . ot w,~ marked by_ extreme dents of the Bedford area. Pro- By accident, the test form Chamber of Commerce permts- 1M Aaples bal tile sborteat 1 'There is an. rmmortal state- ~~alc~rebut a nuniftl.um of ceeds will be turned over to the was mailed "' tho Newark IRS lion to use tbe parking lob and -~ ear line bo lbo _.., ment by the mcumbeRl gover· mony. Pemerey emergency squad llllil ofllce with 5,1100 omployee Lynn-st during Regatta Week· Aqol'a Ff!pl - II traVolo IU nor severa\years ago to ttle e_I----Serving wUI beEJn at s p.DL withholding statements. end on JWJe 11 • I% wllh the foot 1p ud ...., 0 slOop bUI. feet tha~ just becaus.•.. I sa1d l It, doesn t. make It so, Rock- Three rtnes were efeller satd. Mondav R~.... t b '6'' y , Mayor C. 0. Fisher. H-Bomh Recovery 1Beaver. Pomeroy, and Middleport, ,.re I, Call. CLEVELAND fUPI) - Medl· el hearing tho cue thai she was He also characterized her aa ic wtlb hootlle liloughta, un•ble S IowetI bY Westher ed ItO and costo f'oo•r::; eal testimony, portraying ... uaable to tell righllrom wroug. 1 chronic schizophrenic, a split· to ten riiJht from wron«. PALOMARES, Spain (UP!)- and J. c. Ward, _B CUied murderess Mrs. Mll'Iann Dr. Arthur ilo8f!nbaum, dlroe- pononallty, who somelimes Rosenbaum teoUIIed Mrs. Col· Poor weather today continued dJeport, was fined till Colby u aa Incurably sick tor of 111-Patlenl aervlcelll Uo- Ioeted her molber in her room hy had ~ased a gun, the al- to stall further U. S. Navy op- for dropping waate .. woman with deteriorating men-- fvenity llolpllll, ,.. allied to lllCI "at lime~ was quite cruel" teced murder ftapol, with tho eralions to recover a 20-mega- way. ONE INJURED - Robert Reed, Athens, who w.u Ill -proce...., waa upeeted to reaume bll lelllmotl)l l<lday Ia Ill punlsblng her only eblld. Ro- apparent Intent to tul a man loll H·bomb lying 2,500 feet ---.... scaled at lba wheel tf tbill parked ear at 9:07 a.m. today eootlnue loday as her. first-fie. Cuyahoga 01UDly . Commoa Hllbaum said she felt alighted Who hod ~!fed her love. down in tbe Mediterranean. BID when it wu llruct II; lllOiher vehicle, wu taken to Melp 'Ill p&Aom 111.11 .1op.11101 oo.t1 Pleas Coort Mondq ilo telli- by her ..ighbon, both In the The clef..,. also planned to The missing bomb, one of The bid of tho General Hospltat a¥ lrtated for apporent back lnjutles, Mrs. Colby, accused of tho I• lied thatlhe fl.,......,ld 111Jrurb. llcluslve odburb and iD olrailer coli Dr. <llarlos De Loon, a lour that !ell In this area nino Company ro 1 Driver of the •• bat went out of control on Weal Second- tal shooiinl of her 10n'a eight. aa Sbalter Hefihll lltiulewlfe'a oourt where 111o Colbya lflrii!Ol"· payclilalrlst !rom the Western - · ago fo\lowlng , 1152 and dleoel fuel at the •I and bll Reed's, veblclo wu Ada 1lt111, lJncoln HUL Po- :re01'<>Id playmate, Joba ~ dated bact .- oarll u q hod lived. Reserve Unlvmity Medlcol erssh, bas beeilthe target t1 a County IBriP lot ato .•!Olt1 meroy.!lln. Tltuu Clir ~reportedly llrucit a parked auto mer Young ~r. lilt AliiUII. ut • wltln 1111. beclme "patho. , Dr. Lily ar-hq, a JIIIY· School. Mrs. Q>IIIJ pleaded tn- IJIIIIIva IOil'eb and reoovery [' month .perlodd ;w•:·~=~ owned by Joha Pipe, Racbit. Pomeroy Pollee Cblef Jed lntpullvely Monday aa twt Jill" ~ iltlrtllod" Ill .IIIOiher ~ ~ that MrR, ~ !11!1 ~~ by aperolion involving lblpa of tho the py co Weblilr wu COIId~ aDID""'--®~~ Photq. _.!lilt t ...jllifft . . ~ Rl'li'Wiiit'~- "'llillillt'lll'''*- ~ V, I. NIV,'I 8111b i'lejJI. MOIIdiJ, 1 Oh" w v· . . Erase 10, est Irgima . A • Pl L" From tomiC ant IStS New YorkPublIS. hers AskMerger ApprovaI }Ustl"Ces See ! Obseemly • I 14 w 8 I----- - pope;· Archb" hop I 50 Truek convoy Mt I P'- UMNakalllt lh SCOTT LUSTRO WARE DRAINBOARD TRAYS Won't slain sink or counter lop. Elevated for quick drainage. Never gels gummy. Turquoise, yellow, sandalwood, white. 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Bran Cathedral CandelnbrtJI uled Donation Made Around And ,About. , .,..., . 99c 30 CUP AWMINUM PERCOLATORS Makes a party-full of dellclous coffee, automatical. ty. IDgbly pollshecl alumlDum with black bakelite trim. '9·" Be Thrifty! Save All Of Your S.leslips From Elberfelds In Pomeroy Portray Mrs. Colby Incurably Ill m- lil.4 . . . ' I �• ' \. .\' ' 'II _. • .. I .'' TtiE • 0 .. .r, •' Dll~Y BY LOUIS SOBOL (Jock O'Brian Is on vacation.) llOLLYWOOD: "Hi, honey," shouted Rosalind Ru.,ell, as we debarkod from our TWA car· ricr, and dashing toward us 1 braced and kissed-ci., not !be reporter, but the fellow with us, Freddie Brisson, her ever-lov· Jng husband. Shortly after, she did bestow a friendly kiss on us - but why not? After all, we • do come from the same borne town ef Waterbury, Conn. Brisson 1who "in the past couple of \\'here avaUable, 30 cente ~er week; one year ID advance at tho Dally SentiDol of· lice $1UO: Ill m0111ba S7.SO, thNo moDtbo man Josh Cosden Jr. only a few days after the hurried di· vorce. Now who should come trooping In but Eva Gabor and hubby Dick Brown and their in· laws, the Chet Parkers. I turned to the !larry Jamesons-and whispered: "Watch lor the Big Freeze." lnstea~. there was Brown slapping ex-brother·ln·law HUI· ner affectionately on !be back - and Eva murmuring: "But, Dah-teeng, maybe you Cllll me montha, U.OO. for his play, naeneration/' for COMMENT~ TING EDITORIALL f the London showing - that wlll be on display at the cambridge Theatre and that Robert Young will most likely appear ln the role originated by Henry Fonda. Brisson also rakl be h a d bought the film rights to "The Unexpeded Mrs. Pollifax" as 1 starring vehicle· for Roz Rus· sell, to be made In Mexleo, and !ben went on to tell me why her latest, "Trouble Wltb An- The Expensive Way SOME startling figures have been appearing in print in recent weeki about the cost of government sponsored programs of job training. We beard that groups of several dozen are being lnl· tiated into the training of oome trade at a cost that is staggering. Many of the figures show a total that would make it possible for the trainees to attend some or the most expensive universities in the country. When will the public, and !bose m•mbers of Congress, who have any common sense at all realize that anything done by the government is alwayl on the grand scale with not the least thought of economy. They even build massive government buildings, and no one can even find out the total cost, such as the Rayburn building to housa members of Congreu, The job training programs have 10 far been noted for their lack of success, but. they can not be entirely blamed for that condition because the people they are dealing with have records in many imlances as dropout in the field of pub· lie education. and as is the case with so many programs, the trainees ar·e more interested in getting the stipend that goes with the instruction than any deep seated desire to get ahead in today's competitive world. As we have stated before It Is a proven fact that private in· dustry would be both more practical. an~ rconomtcal. .,.....,....,.l'lt. ~·, Industry, and business, have bad training programs for a long time, and one of the most effective arguments in their favor ill that the trainee is getting real experience in a practilcal way. There Is a wide gap beween theoretical training and private training on the job. One reads advertisements for help and they practically all demand so much ex· perience, and the best way to get that is in the training ranks of private business and industry. It is a method that started centuries ago when a master craftsman or some bt.tslnus knows from experience the type of skills that are needed to produce a quality product. The private trainee to sure to be trained to the high standards of the tn· dustry Involved. About the only way a government operated training can be measured Is by the numbera that go through the training. The number train· ed Is the criteria of the government and is used for the further expansion of the program, In hiring more instructors and tjlising pay of the officials In charge. We must admit that many have been success· fullv trained, but along the line between entry Into the program and conclusion of the course there are many who fall by the wavside. The balance of proven excellence In job-training resto wtth private business, but to employ that method would he admission that they could do a better job than the government, and there would not be as much opP.orlunity for boondoggling. The final wteria for any job training is not a goal of getting a person a job, but rather one who can really do a job in an excelle11t manner. tomorrow, no?" - zsa Zsa'1 weeks has travelled from Holly· dlocarded man beaming happi· wood to Mexico City to New 1y. !I would !lave befR tha pel" York, on to Paris, then London, fe!'l evening if Zsa Zsa and her th•n back to New York and Ho~ new groom had entered to make lywood) will linger at home it one big family party - but . .here just long enough to cele- !bey never showed. Meanwhile Jay C. Fllppea brate his birthday and St. Pa~ rick's Day -<~nd !ben back It was watching the proceedings New York and London. He told and grinning away. Plucky Jay leeklng no sympathy lor !be me he has set his theatre deal $3.90. By Motor Route where carrier ,.., >~co not available one month $1.30. By maU one yeor $10.00; Silt IIU>lltba U.25: Three dl Dave Sorenson 0f Fm ay • • on ChOices Leads Votmg Jack O'BriaD DEVOTED TO INTERm OP MEIGS-MASON AREA ltlcllard S. Owen·. Publlalior Chelller TannehilL Editor Published ovecy afternoon ucepl SUI> day by The Ohio Valley Publlsblnl Company, 110 Mechanic Sl, ·PomerOJ, Ohio m69. Buo!DtiJ Of!lco ph... WY 11-2110 Editorial phone WY 2-2151. Entere~ 11 oecond clau malllq matter at tho pon oUico at Pomeroy, Ohio. National advert111111 · NpriHDiatln: Bott!neW KlmbaU, Inc., 148 LtalnlloD Ave., New York City, New York. Subacrlpllon ratea: Dollnrod by c:an1er Jacobs of Wellston Wins Berth on AII~Ohio Class AA Basl\etball T"'·"' Voice of Bro adway The Pit ana the SlfDNEL sets" ('jThe Nun Story"), was set for a St. Louis premiere. Seems the mother superior of !be dominant convent there had been a classmate ol Miss Russell's in the flnlshlntl school ,. Tarrytown. -TOM UlTLf. IWHVILL! T!NN!SSEAII Capitol Comment, Events Incidentally, oo tl1e plane one harassed passenger was Paul Kohner, !be agent who baa a· mong his clients Johe Huston, Wllliam Wyler and other gents of filmdom prestige. Harassed - bot apparently enjoylntl every moment of II - for he bed in his charge a six-months' old baby lad, his grandson - left In his care by hll daught«, actress Susan Kohner, now tb& wife or couturiere John Weitz - who were off lor a brief trtp to Europe. From lime to time !be steward~ea, Papa Brisson, women passengers, Including my w~e. kept giving 111m advice on how to handle !be baby, when to feed hlm and haw. Meanwhile the picture bed gone op: 11 0ur Man Flint" - a o d white others seemed to enjoy It, I noticed that the baby yawned and yawned. 'Ibis must not ba misconstrued .. • rorm ol crlticlom, however. M a matter of lac~ our twin toy Ynrldes tenor: ed tho picture entiraly - and ignored me, teo, throushout lilt trip, AI !be plush Bistro, which II aue of the "In" opoll for dining, we ran into another "Llber• tion" party for Herbert lllllner, whooo ex, Zsa Zsa Gabor, jull got herself married off to oil· s7 William 1. Wblte disclosure, ''Red China ll a banditry, In !be hope or ending WASHINGTON -From 111811J directions and for Hveral rea· fact of life; and you just caa't lis banditry, would, true enough, hardly be that "Munich" apo JOJII, the push io on agaill to t&nore a fact of life." Thert are, of course, very peasement which the more arforce Alnericaa recotplillon ol 11 ltrong facts of life,.. lodeed, dent anti-recognition people Communist Chtn.l. Here, the maiD forum Is lbe why tblo country should go on claim II would he, It would on· Senate Foreign Relations Com· raluslng to recognize China or ly be an act or demeaning sllli· mittee. A minority beaded by to Blake her alleged but noll!!xls· ness. It would make no diller. Chairman J. William Fulbri!PI tent thirst for membership In ence at all ia the great acheme of Arkansu II uamg Ill beaJ'o the United Nations. One is !bat of things except to give anolllings ror a "rwvaltmtion" of our Red China still atanda unpurg- er small victory to those AmerIIOIII"Oiallollshlp with lbe Cbinelt ed of bloody aggr<ssion, and a- lc81111 whose ruling paS.Ion now Reds ostensibly to obed llgbt up- sainst !be U. N. ttself, In Korea. is to find something wrong with on a troubled scene. Bullbe of. Anotller 11 !bat Red China II their OWII country & something feet il to tum this Ured, beat • lodly the ultimate backer ollhe tolerable about ijs worll eneup old Issue Into 1 cue ball for Communist tavasl011 of Soutb JDles. oblique shota at the bipartisan VIet Nam. policy of re.sistance to CbineseSliD, lhil II a practical era, backed Communist agFettion snd ill 1 pragmatic view even these things might be put aside Ill South VIet Nam. The Senate minority hd • but for the most inconvenient bout . ohot Ita bolt in frontal "'" "Fact of life" of all. Thia, aim· eaults upon this govemment't ply, is that nobody anywhere det«mlnatloo to hold the course bas offered any sound reasoa By Wayae C. Brandstadt, M.D. In V!et Nam. Tile Chl1111 Inquest wbatever for recogoizln1 China. ct My daughter, 21, hu hu become 1 second strlntl 1<1 Tho very best tllese people can pimples on her <hln. All t b o Ita how. do Is to augaeal that may be remedies ohe has tried have Abroad, !be pressure for ua China then would be good. failed. Sulfur and molasses cur· to "get closer" to China- In the But thOle naUons which have ed me when I was her a g e. face of !be obvious tact !bat Chi- tried recop!Uon heve been bu· Should lbe try lt1 Would X ray na Itself Is not even slightly in- JDlllated for tbeir palna. T h 1 help? terested In any other fonn ol Brlllsb Mission to Chlna hao leu A - Acu II prbnorBy a dJt. togetberntll - Ia rillntl from Influence there than, say, Costa eose ol adolescence. When you ltlco bu II Washington. What reached the ripe old age or 21, Yario• quartero. IR 1 ginl!erly way, tht BriUih thea, evea apart from Ollna'a your acne cleared up spontaneLabor IOYennnent II one of documellted outlawry, would be eosty. Your taklntl sulfur and these quarters, !bough to be the point In oendtnc yet moro molassea was coincidental. Your sure !bat aovernment loyally l¥ealern dlplornall to frustra· daughter's skin sbouid improve and courageously supporta 111 Ia lion Ia drat sullen prloon camp? llJOn but In !be meanllme sha VIet Nom itself, to the ohrUI It II perfectly clear to all not mtghl want to try some of !be distress of ill left wing. ridden by slogan • atereotypes newer acne remedies, sucb aa Then lllere ore all manner of that nobody In the l¥eat II &Oine the locat application of benzoyl lesser pressure iJ'OUpa. There ill to have any uoelui assoclatloa a clutch of professoro on bolb wltb Communist China untO Cit· peroxide and sulfur emulsion (Dermabasse, varioua antlbio~ tildes of the Atlantic who enjoy na bas first dropped ttl design !be luxury of maximum npos- to make maximum trouble ev· ics (teLracycline, erythromycin, benzyl peniciltin or sulladime· ure for tbetr optnlo111 coupled erywhere for the Wesl wltb 1 total absence of reatJOI)"R.ecotplizlng" !be Chinese thoxtne) or, by mouth, trypsin slbillty. There II a goodiab aum- would be about as useful, In !be with chymotrypsin (Chymoral). Maoy skin specialists, bowev. ber of lorelp dlplomata here nlstlna reatltleB, u sending who endle11ly enlt«hten their them laminated copies of tbo er. atltl Insist !bat the best treat. Amertcaa dinner partllers by full heariDgo of !be Fulbright mtlnt ts to wash the face twirf' solemnly parroting the celllral ooD1!11ltlee, when at last !bat 1 day with a soap !bat contains ellche of tha faith. maulve nerclse In futility bas hexachlorophene. X-ray treatments will clear up the condl· "Alter all, old man," !bey drawn lo Ill close. oay, with the air of bringing To pettily reward a demon- Uon, but the effect 11 temporary lartb IOIDI freahly milled otrably bandit regimt lor its and Is recommended only as an DOlTOR SAYS Hado's They'll Doh Every Time • omerpncy measuH In preparalioo for getUoi married, Q - I have a bleb blood pr• sure tmd have been taking Slnl· j l~~~~'iili~~~~~~~[~~~~~~~~~ •' 'i oserp and Aldomet. Both have controlled my blood pressure. Is It bannlul to lalte these drusg Indefinitely! What art their slda elfeels? A - Melbyldopa CAidomell ohould not be taken by persone with ll..r dlaease nor by preg· nanl women. In too lara• a dose II may cause headache, weak· aeso and cllzzlnoss. Syroslni~ pine (SingooerpJ, a synthetto reserpine, Bhould aol ba taken by perso1111 with pepUc ulcer. Large doseo may c11110 drowaJ. ness, headache, IUIUita IIIII deo pre.slllon. S.inco bleb blood preoauro Is uaually chronic, it Ia wise to very lilt treatment every five or stx monlba lfOWilRI and rumbllntl tn lilt stomach? q -What ea- gurgllnr. A - Flnl Y'* haft to have botb Uqukl (normal) and ras (abnormal) In your dlaestlve tract, then you bave to hevo soma Uvely gotnp on. You can illustrate Ibis by filling 1 h o t water botUe lull and sbaklna it. No noise. Then remove ball ·o1 the water, let air In and bana 11 on a book. No noise. Thea shake II viaorously. Gurp IUI'ilt. To get rlil of yollf rumbliDp, you must avoid eallnil Will • IDlown JU formers and yw 1111111 aveld luatlvu cr foodl that ltlr up IDiell!nal IC!Ivlty. Jlltaoe ttelld , _ .-stloll ud fOIIIJIIeJIII to lfiYH G. llrbdlladl, 'M. D., lD tiN of WI paper. Wblle Dr. Jlralul. lladl eauol IllS- bidlvllual !etta'~ lie w1l1 -letlln ol 1 ani' lDiwMI Ia filM CIJI. recent loss of a leg - teeptns up with his film and TV career undaunted as did, you may r• oall, the late Herbert Mmhal~ similarly hllldlcapped, aJ. though Flippen refuse• to regard II u a handicap. We ella., ted about olden days 'In Manha., tan - back to the lime whea he enlel'lllned at Leon & Ed. die's and even recalled the gac In those days wbeu bls mop o1 hair was llke a miniature sky· scraper - and a man In bact of 111m at a threatre epenlnl allegedly saki: "Lady, would you mind removing your hat?" and when Flippen IUrDed • round, he said apologetically, "Sorry, Mister -but would you mind !ben removing your head?" II was I weak lillie jel<l in those days - but Fllppea loved it. · 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., March 22. 11168 HELEN HELP US! YOVTR ASKED FOR rrt This column Is lor young people, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As '11th !be rest of llelen llelp Us!, it welcomes !aughts but won't dodge a oerlous quesUoa with a brush-off. Send your teen-age questtoan to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, CARE of Helen Help US! tbiJ IK!WSpoper. TANKED TIGER NOT FOR YOU Dear Helen: My boy friend was just wonderful until he wont to college. He was still a fairly nice guy wheal!• came honJe on vaca· Uon, but not !be same. He got to running around with a crowd that drinks the says everybody does up there). He thinks pe's lOme kind or tiger, these days. Now that he turned 21 and can go Into bars, he sa)IIB I'm too young lor him. I c11n't go where he goes, so we have to break up. That was the word last ' weeKend. Aclu•liY that wasn't all of lt. He'd had a cog. pie too many and got started on the ''free love" propag11nda too. He's really a good kid, 1111demeath. In fact, be was the model boy In high school, and maybe he's trylntl to live down thai "mother's favorite" lmuge. What ahould I do!1 - TIGER'S EX De., Ex: You haven't any choice: he'll live II up Ull he setUes down, and that shouldn't take tong. '1'1111 cub is only a tiger when he's tanked, and he only rets taDked to prove hla stripes. Any day now he'll grow up. You'll see. And then he'll probably come back to you If you aUU want 111m. - H. Dear Helen: AI a dentist of II yean, wllh two sons dentists, I can oafely uy the monetary rewarda Mre never primary ID IDterest (as several of your readen fm. piled). One reasoa why orthodontists must <!large so much Is that their practice Is mainly from 3:30 until 5:30 p.m. (a II e r ~ehool) and on Satlll'days. Removing children from classes for weekly deolal appolnlmellll 18 uaually not condoned 117 !be administraUon. My SUIS"BUon to JGq people who need bracea II: try and lind a general practitioner qualHied to do ortbodonlla. Thert are many who do speelallsll' worl< ulong with their pneral pracltce, and they don't eharp apeclalists' prtce1. You juol have to discover them, Dol u apeclallsll but as denlilta. Their charge Is as low as '100.00 and seldom over "75, Ia toto. DR. M.P. I'll anticipate the quesUon1 many, many readers will ask: Where do you FIND these wonderful denllsts?!l IT COMES ALONG EVERY WEEK Dear Helen: I'm fed up with having to PBJ adult pricea to see a movie. It's not fair to us 13-IB year • o I d kids who can't 1ee the "adulll ortly" showi, but have to 'pay the full sdmlssion price. Some theaters let anybody lD just "" they get you money, but others make the ''adulll only" ednl sUck. I tblnk they should, but It sure burls to pey over a dol· Jar, when the under-12 kJds pay only about SS cenll. II theN anything ye can 1111 aboul IllNO SHOW Dear No: U you'd write to the theater manqen in u great numberl aa you write to Mill lboul tbll problem, I'm sure IIOIIIelhhll would be done Ill a btll'l')'. Get wttb It! - H. Dear Helen: I'm not a teen but I will bt 110me day. I want to uk a qu• lion. Wllen I say aomelhlni I don't think Is funny but my lolko do, they laugh, and I 1e1 mad and tometllllel I f!t'/, Thel they say, ''We're DDt '"'lbtQI AT you, We're lauablnl WITH yinl." But bow can !bay ba laushlng WITH me whea 1'111 not laugbln11 - SUZV, AGE I Dear Sttzy: Parents never mean to bart your leellnp. honey. T1tey laua!l because they're proud ol U.. •lever "8111)' Sayblp." Dol'l hurt THEIR leellllp pt. ling mad. Just remember lbeyo !re "only adults," oo they .... QDCe Ill • whllt. - H. b, n• IIICb perfcamen n lOlll rm. ~ fer Daytoo Meadowdale this weekend pd to Fer the flrat ney ol SpriJtUitid Soutll, Ed wJih his 23.7 point average, land a player 00 lbe lirll Ali- rted I 10 • Jacobs of Weilaloa, Mib Prall Walczuk of St. Edward Ollio squad. · lioo" cai ·nry fer ol Daytoa Meadowdale and Lee juat over 2,000 points his auuntnade's Jim Gotllcball ers In h, .rable , Walczul. of Lakewood st. Ed- IOU!' • year In a second team berth, while 118110WIY mjged Gil& ~ ~~ ~~~and~~ FIRST TEAM . By ROBERT GRIMM The 8eCOIId and lhlrd teams 8eorel Ill Gndea Too Smith of warren lll8da the ---""""!~'~ Jody 111nnez1 SpriDgfleld Sooth, 6-4, 175, zu COLUMBUS (UPI) - Big Dave Sorenson, the were even taller than the lint. But the best of all wu Soreo- tblrd !elm aelectlou. BOXI&B DIJI8 Ed Jacobs, welfston, 8·1, 160, 25.6 • pride and joy of Findlay during the past winter, today On the runnerup squad were oon, who wu called ' by SYDNEY (1JPI) , Dave Sorenson, Findley, 8·8, 208, 28.5 headed the 1968 United Press International Class AA Craig Barcllll' ol Newark, Bnt knowledgeable coaclles homered for !be weight hour Pat Mike Pn1i, Dayton Meadowdale, 6-4, Z10, 23.7 All-Ohio bigb achool basketba)l te~s. McBrlile of Lima Senior; Ed finest In lbe state." He has Cardinala. Monday fnlm Lee Walrzok, Lakewood St Edward, 6-1, 170, 28.7 They carne from the b1g cities, the. subu~bs and Hare of Csmbridge, Jim Gott- the moves and ocore• Ill the R 0 0 t te Byron B r 0 w ae oufferetl laal SECOND TEAM the small towns. But the top 15 players m Ohio stood schell of Onyton Cbamlaade, classroom as weD u on lllllshed his 8eCOIId home nm fouNounder beN. Craig Barclay, Newark, 8·3; Bill MtBrlde, Lima out In the state as well as thetr areas. and Jerry Francis o1 Columbua basketball floor. of the aprieg to poww the Casey, :n, wu Senior, &:tl;· Ed Hare, Cambridge, 6·4; Jim Gotlechall, Wellston's Eddie Jacobs was the only player. ~ West. . The selecliolll were bued Chicago Cuba to a 44 rictor)r the flgbl, wldall Dayton Chaminade, 6·2; Jerry Francis, Columbua southeastern Ohio to make the dream team. He did 1t 'lbird team memberl were both playlntl ability and over the San Francilco Glnll. ::,dot:.:·i=sio.::L:.:....==== West, 8-Z. in a big way, landing a berth on the No. 1 squad at for· Joe Cooke of Toledo Libbey, wllb an eye toward Browne's blow accounted for THIRD TEAM ward. Bill Jacobsoo of Aualln- reerr for the new All-Ohio three runs ill the Cuba' lour-run Joe Cooke, Toledo Ubbey, 8-4; Bill Jaeol~Mm, Tbe biggest volt • getter by al! over the state. By a Jaad. Flteh. Ed Smill1 of Warret1, en. All members of !lie fifth. TiiAl FuWea homered lor Austlutown·Fitth, 6·5; Ed Smith, Warren, 8-5; Jl m far was Sore-, a f.fooH, slide, the busky, baby • faced Jim Brooks of Akroa East and te;:ms could be conslcknd lop the Olanta Brook&, Akron East, 6·8; Bruce Borden, Lima Shaw· 208 • pound eenter, who II the Sorenson was named the UP! Bruce Burdea of LiDia Shaw- eollep prospects. Jlm B - tha Pblllles' 11ee, 8·2. object of lbe afleetlon ol more "Class AA player of !be year.• nee. Tile tallest o1 !be let wu ace till~ pitched six SPECIAL MENTION than 1110 tollegt IOIIClles Allhoush not u taD as oome Finney was tile leading - . f.loot-1 11m Broob Ill 11roq ln•iap ;, Philadelphia Gary Stewart, Toledo Hogen; Bob Holliday, Ely· throughout the oounlrJ, ol e.. Alt-Oblo ~ of recent er and rebounder o1 a good East o . the third 'n1e defeated 111 San Diego fann ria Catholic; Rudy Benjamlu, Dayton Roosevelt; Greg Sorenson, who clipped the years, !be 19611 lirsl squad ex· Springfield South team that highest scorer was club 5-0. Tony Taylor led the Davison, Elyria; Roger Ward, Zanesville; Mike Lef· nets for an average of 2U celled m dele~se as well ao .ptayed some of the roughest Walczuk. Phlls' 12-hil attack wltb four fel, Piqua; Mike O'Connell, Clnclnnatl McNltbolas; pomt• per aam~, was me• sbow1ng a terrifio scoring ablt> competition iR !be slate. And An oddity ill the aiBgles. Ron Sutton, Hamilton Garfield; Bea Phifer, Troy; tioned on a• estimated '141 per ty. All five averaged more lhaa Jacobs was a standout lor which waa based on soaoon Tile New y k Meta taking Tom Struohen, New Philadelphia. cent of !be ballots from 20 points per game. Wellston with aa average of formallCI only, wa• that advantage of or live 'Atlanta ::;:Ol<!i.J!I'i&&ii1iiif,~·'''~'"'C~~~-~ coaches, sports Wfllert and _lteaerves Taller 25.6 pomls per game. members of the lour errors defeated !be Braves 7_2 to· ,;s,!*W<ftb~tit&\ili,«.';f..::cN_'f:,<,:~_Ml;~wJWG:lBI&"W~~~~D',;liMEJJ.&tr~iUih1·i!.',. ·' radto - televJSIOI <!ommeHtators Teammg with Sorenson were Pratt broke all city scoring competing lR tbe 1tate tourna: . fr thelt seventh v1ctory of the spring. Johnny Lewis and Ron Hunt drove in two runs apiece for the Meta while Eddie Mathews accounted for both Brave runs with a homer and a sacrifice fly. By FRED McMANE worked six shtuout innningo ao Tlvlna Will Fourtll of !be spring. The A's pulled off and two oingles and Pete Ward 7.0. Dick McAuliffe led UPI Sports Writer the New York Yankees blanked The Minnesota Twins, who !be first triple play of !be three singlas to pace the Sox Tigers' offense with a Playing baseball beats sum- !be Los Angeles Dodgers 3-0. lost their first seven games, season ill the sixth. attack. Russ Nixon and Tony double and two singles. mers in Fresno, Cali!., as rar Ford, Pedro Ramos and Dooley woa their fourth straight by The Chicago White Sox Conigliaro homered for Boston. Nelson Briles allowed Oily as Cincinnall's Jim Maloney is Womack limited !be Dodgers to bombing the Kansas City poUAded out 16 hits to blast !be Bill Moabouquetle allowed one bit 111d struck out five In a Serving Meigs County Since 1861 concerned, and now let's see II two hits while Lou Clinton Athletics 10.1. Tile TwinB llole Boston Red Sox 10-4. Tommie jus! four singles lB sevea five-inalng otint as the St Lools . the rest of the holdout hurlers paced the Yanks' offense with a five bases ill the game and Agee bad two doubles and a innings as the Detroit Tigers Cardinals tripped tbo Pit- I agree. home run. Tony Oliva hlt his first homer single, John RoJDBoo a double blanked !be Balllmoro Orlolet, ts~ursh Pirates 6-3. Alu The Reds scored the first breakthrough in !be manage' o 1 Maloney Ends Holdout, Signs for $45,000 DOWNING INSURANCE ;fi::::t:::#,~ii~~r~~ There s Hope young righthander. Maloney's agreement to terms now leaves on!y pitchers Don Drysdale and s"ndy Kourax of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Juan Marirhal and Bob Shaw of the San Francisco Giants among the unsigned. Maloney's decision to sign came about two weeks after the Reds' management bad given him an ultimatum of agreeing to terms or siltiog out the season. The 25-year-old Cslifornlu, who won 20 games and pitched a no-hitter £or Cincinnati Ialli season wanted $511 000 for his servic~s this seaso~ and when he insisted he wouldn't sign tor less, !be Reds told him to "have a nice summer 111 Fresno." Reach C.mpromloe Cincinnati made amtber try for Maloney Monday by seading Assistant General Maaagor Phil Seghl to Fresno for a cot1suita· lion. The two mea reached a compromise agreement with Maloney signing for an eslimal· ed $45,000, making him the highest paid hurler ill the club's history. Maloney arrived at lhe Reds' training camp iB Tampa, Fla., today and said he expects to take his regolar lura ill about three weeks . While aegotlaU01111 were In P~~s, !be Reds were bosh wh1ppmg tho Houston Astros 54 In an exbibltioo game. Jack BaldsehUR, a relief pitcher acquired from PhiiBdelpbia in the off season, was the hero •• he retired !be Astros with the bases loaded and none out in the ninth Inning to preserve the . to Dt k s· h Cry. . c ti •aadmpson omered rv•c or IIICJIUla Jolla Bate· man homered for Houstou. In other games: Whitey Ford ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. iUPI) ~Manager . Wes Westrum cia1ms there IS hope lor the New York Mets Ibis coming season. .Because !bey have added two b1g bats, strengthened !bell" bench and their young pilcblntl figures to unprove, Westrum promised !bat !be Mets "will score more ru•s." "We have a good chance ol moving up," inaisted Westrum, adding !bat he wasn't thinking in . terms or a first division fmlSh. IM he made II plaia be wasn't tbinking of a lOth place finish, either. That's where the Mets have finished lB tbelr lour years m !be league. Westrum beloags It tht old school of managen wbo would like to play the same regolars every day, but tba last minute acquisition o1 slugging Dick Stuart has forced him II change hls mllld. "It loob like we'll de a lot of pbltoon!ng, especially In the outfield," Westrum ssld. "I probably wlll go with oae set ol outfieidero against left handed pilchlntl and another oe1 against right handers." Getting Stuart lroed l:d .AIL STARS for the Mets ( hopes ) Westrum ltraoepool, tile lllels regular first· baseman iasl year, for oullield duty. "I'll play Stuart moot cr1 lhe time, perhaps resting him whea we face some rg thlh daned we face somt right banded pikhers like Don Drysdale and Juaa Marichal," Westrum erplained. In !bose cases ltranepool wiD 10 back to bio old post The other big bel lhe lllets added, that crl Ken Beyer, will be In !be lilleup every day. With Beyer, stuart, l[rane. pool, Ron Swoboda, 11o1 Haat, LP-G AS ~FORCED AIR HEATING SYSTEM '65-66 was Confusing Year For Collegiate Roundball NEW YORK CVPI -11'1 questloB tbal Alaludtw and finally over. 'l'be IIUrlaill hu UCLA will domblate lba talk heel clran on anolbtr abo!K eollegiall baaketb811 !be of tollege roulldball. Dellllllree yean. Tile lttiHtl eeasoo, probeblJ 1bal was obvlo111 last -Itthe most coafuslBg Ia ......t ..t lll both CoDeae Park, Md., years slnot there wu 10 .,per and !few York, 1lbarlt the team 01 the ..,... thai NCAA and N1'l' loanlalllelll dominated tho aetton, 11 oow took place, AII!I!Hb-'1 ..,., history with Texas Westerll wu 1 key topla. crowned !lie NCAA eba111ploD Adolph Rupp, wbo llao pi!~ d B . bam y .... NIT KeRiucky for 36 years, was 111 a an r~g ouna ... phUosopllle ned atter the dlamploa. llnail 1oes :: Texas Wes12m 'lbel leaveo Ill deob ellored and when asked aiJout UCLA'I to offlctaiJr OJlOtl cHsco•lllml ol Allure, lie said, "That'D lake the 196'1-4U!I seasoRS wbicb o1 Itself • He add prollablJ tould bt lila ~ IIDlll1 • ed, "Atclndor 7ftl"ll." who's afraid he'l 1o J'or next year, UCLA's ulute Ilia · b 11 olDg 1o gel busy aad Coach Jobuy Wooden will ~ out 1 lo • illlaiiJ -eO hll prized Nool-1 W1a star Lew Alclodor wbo'IIIUitl __ _ . . L 111 • some • - · ......... . . lolllg to Ilia debul • a IIOplwmon Ill fl8url out a way on hls varsity competition nat faD. Keatocky Ia-, 11upp Jlal WlliJt tt•a a bll nih til mlied predict lbree atralghl HC.U After wtlllllq the NIT litlet for 00.\, tbln'1 no IAluraey, Brtsbam Young'• Jll!l" 00 aJS'RII ... = ";:! .:.;::r U::: :em- "MJ compliment~"... Tennis coach!" 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L s: 111 llten Joked lhat ho wu WASHINGTON IUPI) - 'r.le ping lo lhall P UCLA fu' Redskins announced today the £0 __ tba natloal C'OWII year signing of fullback Bob Fergo· balll8 d • double piM cr1!e&ie oon, Jormer Ohio Stale star, as revolvllf arolllll I pair ol f. ' free agent. NEW YORit (tlPI) - A left. 1101-11 eenleu lno!ludlng Cl'aig Ferguson, winner of the Max· nil oourt nplam the _.. fa. RayllhlMI, whe WM brllllanl ln well Trophy in his senior year miliary basketball co.t lor aa the NIT fblal with !be Buckeyes, was first NEW YORK (UP!) -'lbo ambitious aiJo.mateh program Bot Walla and Rupp and tho draft choice or the Pittsburgh Cassius Clay-George Cbovalo today that ope111 the Iaaugural rest of the _..1Di fratenllty Steelers in 1962. Frequently sicJe. heavyweight champimisbip fight Madiso!l llctUaA Gardell know that lloppiog UCLA the ,ined by injuries wltb Pitts- March 29 at Toronto will be Invitation lelmia lmlrUDIIIIIL DeJ:t ~ ,.eafl willal!e IliON burgh, he was traded to MJnne.. televised to theaters Ia 21 cities Tho four.day, J2.playv lliJn. lhaa qwpe. sola in IINI3 but suffered anotb- and 17 states. boo!lting the lnalloll touraey, fealuriq lbe Wood!'l llu ptbared 1 good er Injury and did not play the potential gate by 140;000. world's fiMal pro stan, bt aupporttnc cast lor Aldador •ast two seasons. Michael MaUtz, exeeutiftl pla)1ed .., a newlf daftloped ad the tiCI.A fresh, lila Redskins Coa<!l Otto Graham vice president of iMalJ1 Bout rubiJer COIIIj)Oimd porlable llrullabee, _.. adleaten. oaid Fergoson underweot a Inc., said theater arraq<~~DUII court. 1be $6,tiGO gotoc lo the knee operation rocendy ad apo lor Canada wlll bt anouneed singles winner laturday llisht peared to be In good shape. lat«. Ia the largest prize evor offerTheVWJIIeat . Cities re<eiring the bout w111 ld • the pro eirtail as b lbe In Usaol C.. Anywhloe Jl'!Gtrr BEING SET be Pboelix, Arls., ~ ltlli.OOO pto'll up lor gabs. NO RWONABLI NEW ORLEANS (UPI) -'!be ."Calif., Santa Moalea, Calif., AualriiiA'I IIGtl Lnw, !be OFFIR REIIUIID ehsirman of lle World Ilozing Hariford, Coon., Wlllilllton. leadiq .-y trlluer • !be AssociatiOII'S 018lllplanahip. D.C., Chicago, Jncliaaallollt, 1111 II)) taar, Ia lOp II lied Ia Committee, Jlmile Bruaeau, Loullvllle, Flint, Mlctl.; ciierry the eiMJy lllld wilb compa., •IUIIlllllCed Monday that a Ughl Hlll, N. l? AI~ riot Ku llosewaB rated el• ~AI (leny title boul WM beinl Buffalo, Akroa, Ohio, ClP8l1eho O..,la II Loa arranged betweeR ellampiOR land Toledo, Phllade1JJhla, Fori .\IJ8 llo Mad lhlrd I I d ...,.., ......... 0 Jafe Torres aad Wayne 'f'borl. Wortb, HoustoR, Balttnwre, Qin- II 1pa1a Ia ,_.lOY, G. .... , . ~ ON, IIIII New YOlk. .. . ' •,.1 ' .. . i ;. ·/' .. i 1111 Childs RociMJ Downing, Aglllla Jlm lfickm011 and Johnny Lewis, the Meta figure to have tba most bltliq power m lbeir brief history. The ooly trooblo II thai often llmes Stuart and Swoboda probably will let ID more runs with their gloves !ban !bey will driw lB with their bats. With Stuart at first, Hunt at second alld Boyer at third, the veteran Roy McMillan will round ou1 lha Infield at shartstop. Although ba 11 36, McMlllan played iD lSI gtuneS last year and still la oao crl lbo bolter glove men around. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, 0, Mardi 11, l~S .,.,w., Ferguson Signs As Free Agent AGENCY, INC. 1' - · ·· • • • J ·• • MG COMPAIIY R 1•wc I 'lliM1" .IL liiUWty 124 . . . . • .n •'"' v·.... ... 'tt' I'OPIIIIOY, & " '· ~ �• ' \. .\' ' 'II _. • .. I .'' TtiE • 0 .. .r, •' Dll~Y BY LOUIS SOBOL (Jock O'Brian Is on vacation.) llOLLYWOOD: "Hi, honey," shouted Rosalind Ru.,ell, as we debarkod from our TWA car· ricr, and dashing toward us 1 braced and kissed-ci., not !be reporter, but the fellow with us, Freddie Brisson, her ever-lov· Jng husband. Shortly after, she did bestow a friendly kiss on us - but why not? After all, we • do come from the same borne town ef Waterbury, Conn. Brisson 1who "in the past couple of \\'here avaUable, 30 cente ~er week; one year ID advance at tho Dally SentiDol of· lice $1UO: Ill m0111ba S7.SO, thNo moDtbo man Josh Cosden Jr. only a few days after the hurried di· vorce. Now who should come trooping In but Eva Gabor and hubby Dick Brown and their in· laws, the Chet Parkers. I turned to the !larry Jamesons-and whispered: "Watch lor the Big Freeze." lnstea~. there was Brown slapping ex-brother·ln·law HUI· ner affectionately on !be back - and Eva murmuring: "But, Dah-teeng, maybe you Cllll me montha, U.OO. for his play, naeneration/' for COMMENT~ TING EDITORIALL f the London showing - that wlll be on display at the cambridge Theatre and that Robert Young will most likely appear ln the role originated by Henry Fonda. Brisson also rakl be h a d bought the film rights to "The Unexpeded Mrs. Pollifax" as 1 starring vehicle· for Roz Rus· sell, to be made In Mexleo, and !ben went on to tell me why her latest, "Trouble Wltb An- The Expensive Way SOME startling figures have been appearing in print in recent weeki about the cost of government sponsored programs of job training. We beard that groups of several dozen are being lnl· tiated into the training of oome trade at a cost that is staggering. Many of the figures show a total that would make it possible for the trainees to attend some or the most expensive universities in the country. When will the public, and !bose m•mbers of Congress, who have any common sense at all realize that anything done by the government is alwayl on the grand scale with not the least thought of economy. They even build massive government buildings, and no one can even find out the total cost, such as the Rayburn building to housa members of Congreu, The job training programs have 10 far been noted for their lack of success, but. they can not be entirely blamed for that condition because the people they are dealing with have records in many imlances as dropout in the field of pub· lie education. and as is the case with so many programs, the trainees ar·e more interested in getting the stipend that goes with the instruction than any deep seated desire to get ahead in today's competitive world. As we have stated before It Is a proven fact that private in· dustry would be both more practical. an~ rconomtcal. .,.....,....,.l'lt. ~·, Industry, and business, have bad training programs for a long time, and one of the most effective arguments in their favor ill that the trainee is getting real experience in a practilcal way. There Is a wide gap beween theoretical training and private training on the job. One reads advertisements for help and they practically all demand so much ex· perience, and the best way to get that is in the training ranks of private business and industry. It is a method that started centuries ago when a master craftsman or some bt.tslnus knows from experience the type of skills that are needed to produce a quality product. The private trainee to sure to be trained to the high standards of the tn· dustry Involved. About the only way a government operated training can be measured Is by the numbera that go through the training. The number train· ed Is the criteria of the government and is used for the further expansion of the program, In hiring more instructors and tjlising pay of the officials In charge. We must admit that many have been success· fullv trained, but along the line between entry Into the program and conclusion of the course there are many who fall by the wavside. The balance of proven excellence In job-training resto wtth private business, but to employ that method would he admission that they could do a better job than the government, and there would not be as much opP.orlunity for boondoggling. The final wteria for any job training is not a goal of getting a person a job, but rather one who can really do a job in an excelle11t manner. tomorrow, no?" - zsa Zsa'1 weeks has travelled from Holly· dlocarded man beaming happi· wood to Mexico City to New 1y. !I would !lave befR tha pel" York, on to Paris, then London, fe!'l evening if Zsa Zsa and her th•n back to New York and Ho~ new groom had entered to make lywood) will linger at home it one big family party - but . .here just long enough to cele- !bey never showed. Meanwhile Jay C. Fllppea brate his birthday and St. Pa~ rick's Day -<~nd !ben back It was watching the proceedings New York and London. He told and grinning away. Plucky Jay leeklng no sympathy lor !be me he has set his theatre deal $3.90. By Motor Route where carrier ,.., >~co not available one month $1.30. By maU one yeor $10.00; Silt IIU>lltba U.25: Three dl Dave Sorenson 0f Fm ay • • on ChOices Leads Votmg Jack O'BriaD DEVOTED TO INTERm OP MEIGS-MASON AREA ltlcllard S. Owen·. Publlalior Chelller TannehilL Editor Published ovecy afternoon ucepl SUI> day by The Ohio Valley Publlsblnl Company, 110 Mechanic Sl, ·PomerOJ, Ohio m69. Buo!DtiJ Of!lco ph... WY 11-2110 Editorial phone WY 2-2151. Entere~ 11 oecond clau malllq matter at tho pon oUico at Pomeroy, Ohio. National advert111111 · NpriHDiatln: Bott!neW KlmbaU, Inc., 148 LtalnlloD Ave., New York City, New York. Subacrlpllon ratea: Dollnrod by c:an1er Jacobs of Wellston Wins Berth on AII~Ohio Class AA Basl\etball T"'·"' Voice of Bro adway The Pit ana the SlfDNEL sets" ('jThe Nun Story"), was set for a St. Louis premiere. Seems the mother superior of !be dominant convent there had been a classmate ol Miss Russell's in the flnlshlntl school ,. Tarrytown. -TOM UlTLf. IWHVILL! T!NN!SSEAII Capitol Comment, Events Incidentally, oo tl1e plane one harassed passenger was Paul Kohner, !be agent who baa a· mong his clients Johe Huston, Wllliam Wyler and other gents of filmdom prestige. Harassed - bot apparently enjoylntl every moment of II - for he bed in his charge a six-months' old baby lad, his grandson - left In his care by hll daught«, actress Susan Kohner, now tb& wife or couturiere John Weitz - who were off lor a brief trtp to Europe. From lime to time !be steward~ea, Papa Brisson, women passengers, Including my w~e. kept giving 111m advice on how to handle !be baby, when to feed hlm and haw. Meanwhile the picture bed gone op: 11 0ur Man Flint" - a o d white others seemed to enjoy It, I noticed that the baby yawned and yawned. 'Ibis must not ba misconstrued .. • rorm ol crlticlom, however. M a matter of lac~ our twin toy Ynrldes tenor: ed tho picture entiraly - and ignored me, teo, throushout lilt trip, AI !be plush Bistro, which II aue of the "In" opoll for dining, we ran into another "Llber• tion" party for Herbert lllllner, whooo ex, Zsa Zsa Gabor, jull got herself married off to oil· s7 William 1. Wblte disclosure, ''Red China ll a banditry, In !be hope or ending WASHINGTON -From 111811J directions and for Hveral rea· fact of life; and you just caa't lis banditry, would, true enough, hardly be that "Munich" apo JOJII, the push io on agaill to t&nore a fact of life." Thert are, of course, very peasement which the more arforce Alnericaa recotplillon ol 11 ltrong facts of life,.. lodeed, dent anti-recognition people Communist Chtn.l. Here, the maiD forum Is lbe why tblo country should go on claim II would he, It would on· Senate Foreign Relations Com· raluslng to recognize China or ly be an act or demeaning sllli· mittee. A minority beaded by to Blake her alleged but noll!!xls· ness. It would make no diller. Chairman J. William Fulbri!PI tent thirst for membership In ence at all ia the great acheme of Arkansu II uamg Ill beaJ'o the United Nations. One is !bat of things except to give anolllings ror a "rwvaltmtion" of our Red China still atanda unpurg- er small victory to those AmerIIOIII"Oiallollshlp with lbe Cbinelt ed of bloody aggr<ssion, and a- lc81111 whose ruling paS.Ion now Reds ostensibly to obed llgbt up- sainst !be U. N. ttself, In Korea. is to find something wrong with on a troubled scene. Bullbe of. Anotller 11 !bat Red China II their OWII country & something feet il to tum this Ured, beat • lodly the ultimate backer ollhe tolerable about ijs worll eneup old Issue Into 1 cue ball for Communist tavasl011 of Soutb JDles. oblique shota at the bipartisan VIet Nam. policy of re.sistance to CbineseSliD, lhil II a practical era, backed Communist agFettion snd ill 1 pragmatic view even these things might be put aside Ill South VIet Nam. The Senate minority hd • but for the most inconvenient bout . ohot Ita bolt in frontal "'" "Fact of life" of all. Thia, aim· eaults upon this govemment't ply, is that nobody anywhere det«mlnatloo to hold the course bas offered any sound reasoa By Wayae C. Brandstadt, M.D. In V!et Nam. Tile Chl1111 Inquest wbatever for recogoizln1 China. ct My daughter, 21, hu hu become 1 second strlntl 1<1 Tho very best tllese people can pimples on her <hln. All t b o Ita how. do Is to augaeal that may be remedies ohe has tried have Abroad, !be pressure for ua China then would be good. failed. Sulfur and molasses cur· to "get closer" to China- In the But thOle naUons which have ed me when I was her a g e. face of !be obvious tact !bat Chi- tried recop!Uon heve been bu· Should lbe try lt1 Would X ray na Itself Is not even slightly in- JDlllated for tbeir palna. T h 1 help? terested In any other fonn ol Brlllsb Mission to Chlna hao leu A - Acu II prbnorBy a dJt. togetberntll - Ia rillntl from Influence there than, say, Costa eose ol adolescence. When you ltlco bu II Washington. What reached the ripe old age or 21, Yario• quartero. IR 1 ginl!erly way, tht BriUih thea, evea apart from Ollna'a your acne cleared up spontaneLabor IOYennnent II one of documellted outlawry, would be eosty. Your taklntl sulfur and these quarters, !bough to be the point In oendtnc yet moro molassea was coincidental. Your sure !bat aovernment loyally l¥ealern dlplornall to frustra· daughter's skin sbouid improve and courageously supporta 111 Ia lion Ia drat sullen prloon camp? llJOn but In !be meanllme sha VIet Nom itself, to the ohrUI It II perfectly clear to all not mtghl want to try some of !be distress of ill left wing. ridden by slogan • atereotypes newer acne remedies, sucb aa Then lllere ore all manner of that nobody In the l¥eat II &Oine the locat application of benzoyl lesser pressure iJ'OUpa. There ill to have any uoelui assoclatloa a clutch of professoro on bolb wltb Communist China untO Cit· peroxide and sulfur emulsion (Dermabasse, varioua antlbio~ tildes of the Atlantic who enjoy na bas first dropped ttl design !be luxury of maximum npos- to make maximum trouble ev· ics (teLracycline, erythromycin, benzyl peniciltin or sulladime· ure for tbetr optnlo111 coupled erywhere for the Wesl wltb 1 total absence of reatJOI)"R.ecotplizlng" !be Chinese thoxtne) or, by mouth, trypsin slbillty. There II a goodiab aum- would be about as useful, In !be with chymotrypsin (Chymoral). Maoy skin specialists, bowev. ber of lorelp dlplomata here nlstlna reatltleB, u sending who endle11ly enlt«hten their them laminated copies of tbo er. atltl Insist !bat the best treat. Amertcaa dinner partllers by full heariDgo of !be Fulbright mtlnt ts to wash the face twirf' solemnly parroting the celllral ooD1!11ltlee, when at last !bat 1 day with a soap !bat contains ellche of tha faith. maulve nerclse In futility bas hexachlorophene. X-ray treatments will clear up the condl· "Alter all, old man," !bey drawn lo Ill close. oay, with the air of bringing To pettily reward a demon- Uon, but the effect 11 temporary lartb IOIDI freahly milled otrably bandit regimt lor its and Is recommended only as an DOlTOR SAYS Hado's They'll Doh Every Time • omerpncy measuH In preparalioo for getUoi married, Q - I have a bleb blood pr• sure tmd have been taking Slnl· j l~~~~'iili~~~~~~~[~~~~~~~~~ •' 'i oserp and Aldomet. Both have controlled my blood pressure. Is It bannlul to lalte these drusg Indefinitely! What art their slda elfeels? A - Melbyldopa CAidomell ohould not be taken by persone with ll..r dlaease nor by preg· nanl women. In too lara• a dose II may cause headache, weak· aeso and cllzzlnoss. Syroslni~ pine (SingooerpJ, a synthetto reserpine, Bhould aol ba taken by perso1111 with pepUc ulcer. Large doseo may c11110 drowaJ. ness, headache, IUIUita IIIII deo pre.slllon. S.inco bleb blood preoauro Is uaually chronic, it Ia wise to very lilt treatment every five or stx monlba lfOWilRI and rumbllntl tn lilt stomach? q -What ea- gurgllnr. A - Flnl Y'* haft to have botb Uqukl (normal) and ras (abnormal) In your dlaestlve tract, then you bave to hevo soma Uvely gotnp on. You can illustrate Ibis by filling 1 h o t water botUe lull and sbaklna it. No noise. Then remove ball ·o1 the water, let air In and bana 11 on a book. No noise. Thea shake II viaorously. Gurp IUI'ilt. To get rlil of yollf rumbliDp, you must avoid eallnil Will • IDlown JU formers and yw 1111111 aveld luatlvu cr foodl that ltlr up IDiell!nal IC!Ivlty. Jlltaoe ttelld , _ .-stloll ud fOIIIJIIeJIII to lfiYH G. llrbdlladl, 'M. D., lD tiN of WI paper. Wblle Dr. Jlralul. lladl eauol IllS- bidlvllual !etta'~ lie w1l1 -letlln ol 1 ani' lDiwMI Ia filM CIJI. recent loss of a leg - teeptns up with his film and TV career undaunted as did, you may r• oall, the late Herbert Mmhal~ similarly hllldlcapped, aJ. though Flippen refuse• to regard II u a handicap. We ella., ted about olden days 'In Manha., tan - back to the lime whea he enlel'lllned at Leon & Ed. die's and even recalled the gac In those days wbeu bls mop o1 hair was llke a miniature sky· scraper - and a man In bact of 111m at a threatre epenlnl allegedly saki: "Lady, would you mind removing your hat?" and when Flippen IUrDed • round, he said apologetically, "Sorry, Mister -but would you mind !ben removing your head?" II was I weak lillie jel<l in those days - but Fllppea loved it. · 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., March 22. 11168 HELEN HELP US! YOVTR ASKED FOR rrt This column Is lor young people, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As '11th !be rest of llelen llelp Us!, it welcomes !aughts but won't dodge a oerlous quesUoa with a brush-off. Send your teen-age questtoan to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, CARE of Helen Help US! tbiJ IK!WSpoper. TANKED TIGER NOT FOR YOU Dear Helen: My boy friend was just wonderful until he wont to college. He was still a fairly nice guy wheal!• came honJe on vaca· Uon, but not !be same. He got to running around with a crowd that drinks the says everybody does up there). He thinks pe's lOme kind or tiger, these days. Now that he turned 21 and can go Into bars, he sa)IIB I'm too young lor him. I c11n't go where he goes, so we have to break up. That was the word last ' weeKend. Aclu•liY that wasn't all of lt. He'd had a cog. pie too many and got started on the ''free love" propag11nda too. He's really a good kid, 1111demeath. In fact, be was the model boy In high school, and maybe he's trylntl to live down thai "mother's favorite" lmuge. What ahould I do!1 - TIGER'S EX De., Ex: You haven't any choice: he'll live II up Ull he setUes down, and that shouldn't take tong. '1'1111 cub is only a tiger when he's tanked, and he only rets taDked to prove hla stripes. Any day now he'll grow up. You'll see. And then he'll probably come back to you If you aUU want 111m. - H. Dear Helen: AI a dentist of II yean, wllh two sons dentists, I can oafely uy the monetary rewarda Mre never primary ID IDterest (as several of your readen fm. piled). One reasoa why orthodontists must <!large so much Is that their practice Is mainly from 3:30 until 5:30 p.m. (a II e r ~ehool) and on Satlll'days. Removing children from classes for weekly deolal appolnlmellll 18 uaually not condoned 117 !be administraUon. My SUIS"BUon to JGq people who need bracea II: try and lind a general practitioner qualHied to do ortbodonlla. Thert are many who do speelallsll' worl< ulong with their pneral pracltce, and they don't eharp apeclalists' prtce1. You juol have to discover them, Dol u apeclallsll but as denlilta. Their charge Is as low as '100.00 and seldom over "75, Ia toto. DR. M.P. I'll anticipate the quesUon1 many, many readers will ask: Where do you FIND these wonderful denllsts?!l IT COMES ALONG EVERY WEEK Dear Helen: I'm fed up with having to PBJ adult pricea to see a movie. It's not fair to us 13-IB year • o I d kids who can't 1ee the "adulll ortly" showi, but have to 'pay the full sdmlssion price. Some theaters let anybody lD just "" they get you money, but others make the ''adulll only" ednl sUck. I tblnk they should, but It sure burls to pey over a dol· Jar, when the under-12 kJds pay only about SS cenll. II theN anything ye can 1111 aboul IllNO SHOW Dear No: U you'd write to the theater manqen in u great numberl aa you write to Mill lboul tbll problem, I'm sure IIOIIIelhhll would be done Ill a btll'l')'. Get wttb It! - H. Dear Helen: I'm not a teen but I will bt 110me day. I want to uk a qu• lion. Wllen I say aomelhlni I don't think Is funny but my lolko do, they laugh, and I 1e1 mad and tometllllel I f!t'/, Thel they say, ''We're DDt '"'lbtQI AT you, We're lauablnl WITH yinl." But bow can !bay ba laushlng WITH me whea 1'111 not laugbln11 - SUZV, AGE I Dear Sttzy: Parents never mean to bart your leellnp. honey. T1tey laua!l because they're proud ol U.. •lever "8111)' Sayblp." Dol'l hurt THEIR leellllp pt. ling mad. Just remember lbeyo !re "only adults," oo they .... QDCe Ill • whllt. - H. b, n• IIICb perfcamen n lOlll rm. ~ fer Daytoo Meadowdale this weekend pd to Fer the flrat ney ol SpriJtUitid Soutll, Ed wJih his 23.7 point average, land a player 00 lbe lirll Ali- rted I 10 • Jacobs of Weilaloa, Mib Prall Walczuk of St. Edward Ollio squad. · lioo" cai ·nry fer ol Daytoa Meadowdale and Lee juat over 2,000 points his auuntnade's Jim Gotllcball ers In h, .rable , Walczul. of Lakewood st. Ed- IOU!' • year In a second team berth, while 118110WIY mjged Gil& ~ ~~ ~~~and~~ FIRST TEAM . By ROBERT GRIMM The 8eCOIId and lhlrd teams 8eorel Ill Gndea Too Smith of warren lll8da the ---""""!~'~ Jody 111nnez1 SpriDgfleld Sooth, 6-4, 175, zu COLUMBUS (UPI) - Big Dave Sorenson, the were even taller than the lint. But the best of all wu Soreo- tblrd !elm aelectlou. BOXI&B DIJI8 Ed Jacobs, welfston, 8·1, 160, 25.6 • pride and joy of Findlay during the past winter, today On the runnerup squad were oon, who wu called ' by SYDNEY (1JPI) , Dave Sorenson, Findley, 8·8, 208, 28.5 headed the 1968 United Press International Class AA Craig Barcllll' ol Newark, Bnt knowledgeable coaclles homered for !be weight hour Pat Mike Pn1i, Dayton Meadowdale, 6-4, Z10, 23.7 All-Ohio bigb achool basketba)l te~s. McBrlile of Lima Senior; Ed finest In lbe state." He has Cardinala. Monday fnlm Lee Walrzok, Lakewood St Edward, 6-1, 170, 28.7 They carne from the b1g cities, the. subu~bs and Hare of Csmbridge, Jim Gott- the moves and ocore• Ill the R 0 0 t te Byron B r 0 w ae oufferetl laal SECOND TEAM the small towns. But the top 15 players m Ohio stood schell of Onyton Cbamlaade, classroom as weD u on lllllshed his 8eCOIId home nm fouNounder beN. Craig Barclay, Newark, 8·3; Bill MtBrlde, Lima out In the state as well as thetr areas. and Jerry Francis o1 Columbua basketball floor. of the aprieg to poww the Casey, :n, wu Senior, &:tl;· Ed Hare, Cambridge, 6·4; Jim Gotlechall, Wellston's Eddie Jacobs was the only player. ~ West. . The selecliolll were bued Chicago Cuba to a 44 rictor)r the flgbl, wldall Dayton Chaminade, 6·2; Jerry Francis, Columbua southeastern Ohio to make the dream team. He did 1t 'lbird team memberl were both playlntl ability and over the San Francilco Glnll. ::,dot:.:·i=sio.::L:.:....==== West, 8-Z. in a big way, landing a berth on the No. 1 squad at for· Joe Cooke of Toledo Libbey, wllb an eye toward Browne's blow accounted for THIRD TEAM ward. Bill Jacobsoo of Aualln- reerr for the new All-Ohio three runs ill the Cuba' lour-run Joe Cooke, Toledo Ubbey, 8-4; Bill Jaeol~Mm, Tbe biggest volt • getter by al! over the state. By a Jaad. Flteh. Ed Smill1 of Warret1, en. All members of !lie fifth. TiiAl FuWea homered lor Austlutown·Fitth, 6·5; Ed Smith, Warren, 8-5; Jl m far was Sore-, a f.fooH, slide, the busky, baby • faced Jim Brooks of Akroa East and te;:ms could be conslcknd lop the Olanta Brook&, Akron East, 6·8; Bruce Borden, Lima Shaw· 208 • pound eenter, who II the Sorenson was named the UP! Bruce Burdea of LiDia Shaw- eollep prospects. Jlm B - tha Pblllles' 11ee, 8·2. object of lbe afleetlon ol more "Class AA player of !be year.• nee. Tile tallest o1 !be let wu ace till~ pitched six SPECIAL MENTION than 1110 tollegt IOIIClles Allhoush not u taD as oome Finney was tile leading - . f.loot-1 11m Broob Ill 11roq ln•iap ;, Philadelphia Gary Stewart, Toledo Hogen; Bob Holliday, Ely· throughout the oounlrJ, ol e.. Alt-Oblo ~ of recent er and rebounder o1 a good East o . the third 'n1e defeated 111 San Diego fann ria Catholic; Rudy Benjamlu, Dayton Roosevelt; Greg Sorenson, who clipped the years, !be 19611 lirsl squad ex· Springfield South team that highest scorer was club 5-0. Tony Taylor led the Davison, Elyria; Roger Ward, Zanesville; Mike Lef· nets for an average of 2U celled m dele~se as well ao .ptayed some of the roughest Walczuk. Phlls' 12-hil attack wltb four fel, Piqua; Mike O'Connell, Clnclnnatl McNltbolas; pomt• per aam~, was me• sbow1ng a terrifio scoring ablt> competition iR !be slate. And An oddity ill the aiBgles. Ron Sutton, Hamilton Garfield; Bea Phifer, Troy; tioned on a• estimated '141 per ty. All five averaged more lhaa Jacobs was a standout lor which waa based on soaoon Tile New y k Meta taking Tom Struohen, New Philadelphia. cent of !be ballots from 20 points per game. Wellston with aa average of formallCI only, wa• that advantage of or live 'Atlanta ::;:Ol<!i.J!I'i&&ii1iiif,~·'''~'"'C~~~-~ coaches, sports Wfllert and _lteaerves Taller 25.6 pomls per game. members of the lour errors defeated !be Braves 7_2 to· ,;s,!*W<ftb~tit&\ili,«.';f..::cN_'f:,<,:~_Ml;~wJWG:lBI&"W~~~~D',;liMEJJ.&tr~iUih1·i!.',. ·' radto - televJSIOI <!ommeHtators Teammg with Sorenson were Pratt broke all city scoring competing lR tbe 1tate tourna: . fr thelt seventh v1ctory of the spring. Johnny Lewis and Ron Hunt drove in two runs apiece for the Meta while Eddie Mathews accounted for both Brave runs with a homer and a sacrifice fly. By FRED McMANE worked six shtuout innningo ao Tlvlna Will Fourtll of !be spring. The A's pulled off and two oingles and Pete Ward 7.0. Dick McAuliffe led UPI Sports Writer the New York Yankees blanked The Minnesota Twins, who !be first triple play of !be three singlas to pace the Sox Tigers' offense with a Playing baseball beats sum- !be Los Angeles Dodgers 3-0. lost their first seven games, season ill the sixth. attack. Russ Nixon and Tony double and two singles. mers in Fresno, Cali!., as rar Ford, Pedro Ramos and Dooley woa their fourth straight by The Chicago White Sox Conigliaro homered for Boston. Nelson Briles allowed Oily as Cincinnall's Jim Maloney is Womack limited !be Dodgers to bombing the Kansas City poUAded out 16 hits to blast !be Bill Moabouquetle allowed one bit 111d struck out five In a Serving Meigs County Since 1861 concerned, and now let's see II two hits while Lou Clinton Athletics 10.1. Tile TwinB llole Boston Red Sox 10-4. Tommie jus! four singles lB sevea five-inalng otint as the St Lools . the rest of the holdout hurlers paced the Yanks' offense with a five bases ill the game and Agee bad two doubles and a innings as the Detroit Tigers Cardinals tripped tbo Pit- I agree. home run. Tony Oliva hlt his first homer single, John RoJDBoo a double blanked !be Balllmoro Orlolet, ts~ursh Pirates 6-3. Alu The Reds scored the first breakthrough in !be manage' o 1 Maloney Ends Holdout, Signs for $45,000 DOWNING INSURANCE ;fi::::t:::#,~ii~~r~~ There s Hope young righthander. Maloney's agreement to terms now leaves on!y pitchers Don Drysdale and s"ndy Kourax of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Juan Marirhal and Bob Shaw of the San Francisco Giants among the unsigned. Maloney's decision to sign came about two weeks after the Reds' management bad given him an ultimatum of agreeing to terms or siltiog out the season. The 25-year-old Cslifornlu, who won 20 games and pitched a no-hitter £or Cincinnati Ialli season wanted $511 000 for his servic~s this seaso~ and when he insisted he wouldn't sign tor less, !be Reds told him to "have a nice summer 111 Fresno." Reach C.mpromloe Cincinnati made amtber try for Maloney Monday by seading Assistant General Maaagor Phil Seghl to Fresno for a cot1suita· lion. The two mea reached a compromise agreement with Maloney signing for an eslimal· ed $45,000, making him the highest paid hurler ill the club's history. Maloney arrived at lhe Reds' training camp iB Tampa, Fla., today and said he expects to take his regolar lura ill about three weeks . While aegotlaU01111 were In P~~s, !be Reds were bosh wh1ppmg tho Houston Astros 54 In an exbibltioo game. Jack BaldsehUR, a relief pitcher acquired from PhiiBdelpbia in the off season, was the hero •• he retired !be Astros with the bases loaded and none out in the ninth Inning to preserve the . to Dt k s· h Cry. . c ti •aadmpson omered rv•c or IIICJIUla Jolla Bate· man homered for Houstou. In other games: Whitey Ford ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. iUPI) ~Manager . Wes Westrum cia1ms there IS hope lor the New York Mets Ibis coming season. .Because !bey have added two b1g bats, strengthened !bell" bench and their young pilcblntl figures to unprove, Westrum promised !bat !be Mets "will score more ru•s." "We have a good chance ol moving up," inaisted Westrum, adding !bat he wasn't thinking in . terms or a first division fmlSh. IM he made II plaia be wasn't tbinking of a lOth place finish, either. That's where the Mets have finished lB tbelr lour years m !be league. Westrum beloags It tht old school of managen wbo would like to play the same regolars every day, but tba last minute acquisition o1 slugging Dick Stuart has forced him II change hls mllld. "It loob like we'll de a lot of pbltoon!ng, especially In the outfield," Westrum ssld. "I probably wlll go with oae set ol outfieidero against left handed pilchlntl and another oe1 against right handers." Getting Stuart lroed l:d .AIL STARS for the Mets ( hopes ) Westrum ltraoepool, tile lllels regular first· baseman iasl year, for oullield duty. "I'll play Stuart moot cr1 lhe time, perhaps resting him whea we face some rg thlh daned we face somt right banded pikhers like Don Drysdale and Juaa Marichal," Westrum erplained. In !bose cases ltranepool wiD 10 back to bio old post The other big bel lhe lllets added, that crl Ken Beyer, will be In !be lilleup every day. With Beyer, stuart, l[rane. pool, Ron Swoboda, 11o1 Haat, LP-G AS ~FORCED AIR HEATING SYSTEM '65-66 was Confusing Year For Collegiate Roundball NEW YORK CVPI -11'1 questloB tbal Alaludtw and finally over. 'l'be IIUrlaill hu UCLA will domblate lba talk heel clran on anolbtr abo!K eollegiall baaketb811 !be of tollege roulldball. Dellllllree yean. Tile lttiHtl eeasoo, probeblJ 1bal was obvlo111 last -Itthe most coafuslBg Ia ......t ..t lll both CoDeae Park, Md., years slnot there wu 10 .,per and !few York, 1lbarlt the team 01 the ..,... thai NCAA and N1'l' loanlalllelll dominated tho aetton, 11 oow took place, AII!I!Hb-'1 ..,., history with Texas Westerll wu 1 key topla. crowned !lie NCAA eba111ploD Adolph Rupp, wbo llao pi!~ d B . bam y .... NIT KeRiucky for 36 years, was 111 a an r~g ouna ... phUosopllle ned atter the dlamploa. llnail 1oes :: Texas Wes12m 'lbel leaveo Ill deob ellored and when asked aiJout UCLA'I to offlctaiJr OJlOtl cHsco•lllml ol Allure, lie said, "That'D lake the 196'1-4U!I seasoRS wbicb o1 Itself • He add prollablJ tould bt lila ~ IIDlll1 • ed, "Atclndor 7ftl"ll." who's afraid he'l 1o J'or next year, UCLA's ulute Ilia · b 11 olDg 1o gel busy aad Coach Jobuy Wooden will ~ out 1 lo • illlaiiJ -eO hll prized Nool-1 W1a star Lew Alclodor wbo'IIIUitl __ _ . . L 111 • some • - · ......... . . lolllg to Ilia debul • a IIOplwmon Ill fl8url out a way on hls varsity competition nat faD. Keatocky Ia-, 11upp Jlal WlliJt tt•a a bll nih til mlied predict lbree atralghl HC.U After wtlllllq the NIT litlet for 00.\, tbln'1 no IAluraey, Brtsbam Young'• Jll!l" 00 aJS'RII ... = ";:! .:.;::r U::: :em- "MJ compliment~"... Tennis coach!" Ciay'8 T'Jtle Safe in Mix With Chuvalo - r___ \AHII""" On As Top ;::e~i~ -~ell .. • C • 11')100 B I 0 BJIPikl LP-Ga1 lit•• Air Pt • .NC.u. .....111, na~ ,__ I .. f,.; Gi!P&edbil • R 11 r __ ;..•- 1 dllla&i,11ia•• ... b __ ,.~,, - « u11•••m' ,. • c 'kit ... n••1br 1 I I \ I •0I ··--·1 Coftrt I t «q l.:r uU,•h 'M • T..aa~~'r~-.....,c·..~ I 0 o. .. h b I.... w ''! II.P-G& Iii ... .......... _ ... . . .. Ere.-.•••• __.. I •• n ..... ,... .. lg g Fc!ro rFHAiotm,•JOQCD IbiS ·-·8vpCIIIa5) .... juli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . aatbe•'nra Clr'"i' n -.ooo iI CJIIot ,. •••"''.....~...,,....._ I I I I _..____________ .. ~-------------------------- .,. 1 ----------. ~1 ----------------------~. sn· MOTORS I ' I • 5 I "'c tank amm•.ar liAChiso 4e I Empire Fw1616; 1 addaoe•&cit 11i•c...., ;thee Mo ••, a ._.._,. a If"' wlllca p' • A 'h Cougars would ..,... up te 1M wm ,, ..... L s: 111 llten Joked lhat ho wu WASHINGTON IUPI) - 'r.le ping lo lhall P UCLA fu' Redskins announced today the £0 __ tba natloal C'OWII year signing of fullback Bob Fergo· balll8 d • double piM cr1!e&ie oon, Jormer Ohio Stale star, as revolvllf arolllll I pair ol f. ' free agent. NEW YORit (tlPI) - A left. 1101-11 eenleu lno!ludlng Cl'aig Ferguson, winner of the Max· nil oourt nplam the _.. fa. RayllhlMI, whe WM brllllanl ln well Trophy in his senior year miliary basketball co.t lor aa the NIT fblal with !be Buckeyes, was first NEW YORK (UP!) -'lbo ambitious aiJo.mateh program Bot Walla and Rupp and tho draft choice or the Pittsburgh Cassius Clay-George Cbovalo today that ope111 the Iaaugural rest of the _..1Di fratenllty Steelers in 1962. Frequently sicJe. heavyweight champimisbip fight Madiso!l llctUaA Gardell know that lloppiog UCLA the ,ined by injuries wltb Pitts- March 29 at Toronto will be Invitation lelmia lmlrUDIIIIIL DeJ:t ~ ,.eafl willal!e IliON burgh, he was traded to MJnne.. televised to theaters Ia 21 cities Tho four.day, J2.playv lliJn. lhaa qwpe. sola in IINI3 but suffered anotb- and 17 states. boo!lting the lnalloll touraey, fealuriq lbe Wood!'l llu ptbared 1 good er Injury and did not play the potential gate by 140;000. world's fiMal pro stan, bt aupporttnc cast lor Aldador •ast two seasons. Michael MaUtz, exeeutiftl pla)1ed .., a newlf daftloped ad the tiCI.A fresh, lila Redskins Coa<!l Otto Graham vice president of iMalJ1 Bout rubiJer COIIIj)Oimd porlable llrullabee, _.. adleaten. oaid Fergoson underweot a Inc., said theater arraq<~~DUII court. 1be $6,tiGO gotoc lo the knee operation rocendy ad apo lor Canada wlll bt anouneed singles winner laturday llisht peared to be In good shape. lat«. Ia the largest prize evor offerTheVWJIIeat . Cities re<eiring the bout w111 ld • the pro eirtail as b lbe In Usaol C.. Anywhloe Jl'!Gtrr BEING SET be Pboelix, Arls., ~ ltlli.OOO pto'll up lor gabs. NO RWONABLI NEW ORLEANS (UPI) -'!be ."Calif., Santa Moalea, Calif., AualriiiA'I IIGtl Lnw, !be OFFIR REIIUIID ehsirman of lle World Ilozing Hariford, Coon., Wlllilllton. leadiq .-y trlluer • !be AssociatiOII'S 018lllplanahip. D.C., Chicago, Jncliaaallollt, 1111 II)) taar, Ia lOp II lied Ia Committee, Jlmile Bruaeau, Loullvllle, Flint, Mlctl.; ciierry the eiMJy lllld wilb compa., •IUIIlllllCed Monday that a Ughl Hlll, N. l? AI~ riot Ku llosewaB rated el• ~AI (leny title boul WM beinl Buffalo, Akroa, Ohio, ClP8l1eho O..,la II Loa arranged betweeR ellampiOR land Toledo, Phllade1JJhla, Fori .\IJ8 llo Mad lhlrd I I d ...,.., ......... 0 Jafe Torres aad Wayne 'f'borl. Wortb, HoustoR, Balttnwre, Qin- II 1pa1a Ia ,_.lOY, G. .... , . ~ ON, IIIII New YOlk. .. . ' •,.1 ' .. . i ;. ·/' .. i 1111 Childs RociMJ Downing, Aglllla Jlm lfickm011 and Johnny Lewis, the Meta figure to have tba most bltliq power m lbeir brief history. The ooly trooblo II thai often llmes Stuart and Swoboda probably will let ID more runs with their gloves !ban !bey will driw lB with their bats. With Stuart at first, Hunt at second alld Boyer at third, the veteran Roy McMillan will round ou1 lha Infield at shartstop. Although ba 11 36, McMlllan played iD lSI gtuneS last year and still la oao crl lbo bolter glove men around. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, 0, Mardi 11, l~S .,.,w., Ferguson Signs As Free Agent AGENCY, INC. 1' - · ·· • • • J ·• • MG COMPAIIY R 1•wc I 'lliM1" .IL liiUWty 124 . . . . • .n •'"' v·.... ... 'tt' I'OPIIIIOY, & " '· ~ �I . . . \ • I ,~""*" Go- .. 1818 llaiiJ I a.. Hospital NeWI ;·.World 9f Religion t\yres Offers Labor Chiefs ' St. Gregory the Great w~ Shocked at 1 Man's Death ']l&oHe'Wiiis .Raeketeerms. 5 ... . · ----- s~J:!!~!! R!e~!~~wmak· ~ Did You That. p ID Place 00 $lit,• from Apollo Crew Government e • er Is Inviting organized labor to consider throwing more the ,SPACE CENTER, Housloo , support to GOP candldatea this fall Instead of sticking By Blaaehe M. Basklu ctrPIJ -Spacewalker Edward ATLANTA (UPII - The fedwith Its tradltlonal aUy-the Democrats. H. White, veteran apaceman :-' ~ •aa, 1 Tbe PI'Opoaal waa advanced by Rep. Wtlliam H. W Virgil 1. (Gus Grtuom and -U'IWr II& PI Belir .. till Ayrea, Ohio, ranking Republican on lhe House Labor rookie astzonaut 11oaer Chaffee A'l'LANTA IUPII -The.~~~j~~;;;,iiij;i and Education CoDlDllttee, In a speech Monday to 4,000 MARell II - Today·s fav· Victoria. But one iS. JaUShin& will ride the lint Apollo llpernmeDI was und_erlekeleel• P..-.:~~;..tl!l delefjttB attending an AFL-CIO build!IJI Trades Departorile qflole: at his very best, IMer aelf opaeesbi In the program order toclaJ 1o pay ·~ men legislative conference. · United Preu laterQIIoaal "When God made the oyster, w11ei1 he does. aimed 1andinC the first - · Mlck11 Collen ~10,000 damqa II came alhr AFLCIO Pre&- 1. anytblnl else," Meeny said. WASIIINGTON - THE SEN- He quaranteed him absolute ectile moon for a beotlng he received In the 011 ldent (leorp MoaDy BQirily told "If II lakes a two-thirds wte ate, !bough coaceriied over 0110111le end social security, A PRINCE or India (thla l Their s ..;,hlp may link up Atlanta Penitentiary that left delegates Mond8f that the oy the Senate to override 1 IDI· how 10111 the American people building him a house, a ahell ,.t In book) came 1o see her. i with 1 c:e':"miDI craft. blm cooflned 1o a wheelchair. temocrats need labor more buster and pass a labor meas- tolerate U. S. involvement In to proted him from his ene. "Your hlghnels, what Is the The National Aeronautics a,nd Cohen who waa U18111ted by than labor oeeda the Demo- ure," he added, "then the AJ'L. VIet Nam, waa reacly today to mles, with food aU about him. ...-.t of your greatness?" he Sp~ce AdmlnlstraUon (NASA) a fellow Inmate In August, 1163, ttall. CIO will have to elect the nee- vote President JohnsOII all the He only bad lo open bie shell asked. · said their flight could get sued the federal government "We !lave gOt to bike a new essary two-llllrds ~rlty." e1tra money he has asked for a Utile to get ll. She handed him the Bible- underway this year und might for $10 million cbarJinl De· look at our political acllon," the war. But when God made the "This," said she, "Ia the so- last !rom 12 to 14 days lllieoee. CobeD a Los Anples Mean~· said in advocating greateaaJe, He said, 'The blue sky Is cret." A Saturn IB super-~ket wm tmd-.rld fllurt, waa llrVIDJ er support of the AFL-CIO Corn· Senators agreed to vote on 1 the limit. Go build yoor own blast them into ce fnlm Ume for Income Ill evulon. ml« on Political Education $13.1 billion emergency money house • and the eagle built on l'M WRITING THIS alter a Ca Kenoed epa "It 111 rnarvelouo conunenta·il (COPE! as an independent force (Continued from page I) bill to provide addltlonel fi· the hlghest mountain crag, tfor me) far too serious a round /: Jose ~· Shea A no ey 011 OlD' Jer~alll}'ltem that this In •Iec~lon campaigns. newsletter and the Housewife's nanclng for the V1et Narn war. storms threatening him every o! illness. If it sounds maudlin, proj~ ~ ~s (Cohen) lllandlntr 11 1 "This means thai we work Handbook on Selective Prom!.. An overwhelming wte of ap- day and for food he flies ; ,.,II, be it so. are underwa for 1 lbte l dabn can be With COPE and w• don't work culty, a short book. Ginzburg proval was 1n prospect for the through miles of rain, snow,, Kind neighbors came with :reudezvous ~tween u.e":ree.' whh any political party-whe· drew !lve years In jail and a measure, which has already wind and weather. custard, with blossoms pi<k· man shi and a two-man Iller II is Republican, Democrat, $28,1100 fine. passed the House In sllghUy dll· The eagle, and NOT the ed from. bouse plants, with Gemini e:psule, po,.lbly Gerni· - Upheld 8 to! the convlcllon ferent form. oyster, is the emblem of cheer, With prayers. My off. ni 12 of New York bookseller Edward America." spring carne, departing with Decision stnt Poadlnc I Mishkin charged under the A MAJOR STORM BOILED "Well Mom I'm chartering a ''We 1 lTG r state o~cenlty Jaw with dealing down out of the Rocky Moun- REFRAIN OF A haunting plane 'to tak~ you up on your- making"':. d~cls':," w:e sai:. : In such bocks as "Serearnlng Jams today threatening the na· song this week (you guess bow many 1 birth· The first Apollo crew will Gaqe readinp Gallipolis Flesh," "Cult of the Spankers" Uon's rnld·sectlon with thun- "Everybody nato to 10 to day.'' Pure adrenalin, that. the forerunners of Apollo Darn 12.1, 15.8, nmnlng 13 and "The Dance with the derstorrns, dust storms, heavy heavea astronauts who could leave for feet on rollers, Porneroy·MUOII Dominant Wblp." Mishkin was snows am near blizzards. Bul aobody wutt 1o dlo." WI! USED to josh about !ick. the moon In 1968 or 1969. 21.37. Pt. Pleasant 2UO, Hin· sentenced to three years nnd a 1\e turbulence extended from ness as follows : I The unqualified success of ton 1.116, Kanawha Falls 3.44, $12,500 fine. heavy snows In Montana to MANY NEED the church for "R"'t skk In bed ·~ % Ithe first Saturn IB shot front II Charleston 19.011. London. Mar· -Held 6 to 3 that Maua- rains and hall as far eastward perhaps only three occasions, chairs." ICape Kennedy Feb. 28. carry- , met and Winfield dams were on chusetts went too far In as Wisconsin and Chicago. The says a writer in a recent News· "She's convalt..,.ot, bvl no 1 ing on unrnaMed Apollo i the aUla. SUppressing the 181h-century beavy snows grouoded search week article. · bellor." :capsule on a 5,301).rnile siJ1>. Beat Movemeots: novel popularly known as parties hunting for a light She (the church) provldee the "Sicker'n • dog. Slcker'n • orbital ride .prompted Oblo River -Jeffboal down "FBMy Hill," the story of a plane down in rugged Colorado traditional services when we mule." slection of the Apollo <rew. . IS, 5 I. rn.; Susan Lane up 14, London pl'OIItitote. mountain cwntry wllh siX per· are "hatched, matched, and "My tumor wat tb• biggest ' 10~ p. m.; Aliquippa up 14, sons aboard The search was diSpatched" - (bet born, get Doc ever seen." Girl Scoutl Work 11:25 p. rn.; Andrew Calhoun · called o!f Monday, but ne.1rly married, get burled.) up 14, 2:05 a. rn.; Bob Beater :14 planes waited at Grandy, A man was quoted as say- YOU KNOW, it can became "I O~, Huck Towel. up 15, 8:36 p. rn.; OVEC up Colo .. today for the weather to ing, ''I pay my dues at the non • joke faster'n you can say , G~rl Scout Troop 2&7 mern. , 16, 2:10 a. rn.; Little George clear. chtU'Ch as a member. 1 expect aspirin, or even coronary. bers of Pomeroy worked on I up 16, 3::1» a. m.; Lady Mar· 1o have It as 8 place for my huck_towels at a rf!Cent rneetjorle up 16, ':36 a. m.; KenAKRON'- NEGRO LEAO. daughter to get married from." THIS IS TOO gloomy: Now mg m the EpiScopal Parish tucklan down 17, 2:30 a. m.; , ers protested Monday nisht al· May God forgive uo If the the onow'o gone, redbirds eat- \ house With leaders April Smith White over blue with white vinyl Interior, Jacob G. down 17, 3:211 a.m.; PT. PLEASANT- Mrs. Eth· leged pollee brutality In the above Is all there Is to church lng up more grain than a few . and Peggy Houdashelt In aeals, V·8 motor, auto. trans., power brakes &: lleeto.;, National down 17, e a. m.; Leu· el Cordelia Somerville, 82, a breakup of a mob of about 400 membership. choice souls like Helen Uoyd, cha~ge. ing, tinted glass. 4 new white sidewall tires, radfo,' isiana up 18, 3:30 a. m.; Peon· resident of 1001 22nd St., died persoos who gathered after a Rem "Newsweek" of Jan. 3, 1Norma Hecox, Nora M1lls, Jan. G~rls present were Becky I wheel discs. sylvania c1ow11 18, 5:30 a. m.; at 3:%0 p. rn. Mor.day at her traffic accident in the Rubber 11166 _ cover story "The Pro.,i~ Daniels, Mabel Wilson j Houdashelt, Debbie Harbrecht, 1 R. H. Bosworth U up 18, 7:10 horne. She had been in falling City. Officers after arresting testing Protestants." I guaran·l PICkens trny pal and co-teach· Bernadette Hennessy, Twlia a. m.; l.acbJan Macleay up health for a year. four persons allegedly beat tee it will really shake youler, Mason, W. Va.) can lug Clatw~rthy, Debbie Hunnell, 18, a L m.: Edeana Boawortb Mrs. Somerville was born them. • up. 1 gave mine 1o my rnio'ster, ln. And oow that Helen and Peg&! Story, _Debb1e Cro.w, up 19, 7 a. m.; Wayne H. in Mason County May 9, 1883, who, aioog with undreds of cohorts have put up those long. Stella Neutzlmg: Bed~ TripGMAC Fin1ncing Av1ileble down oo, 5:35 L m.; Reliable daughter of the tate J. Fred Mr. and Mrs. Gecr.ge Walker, kind, is already "shook up" long needed bluebird boxes up lett. ChriSty DaviS, Debbie Haw up 11, 7:1$ L m.; Robert West and Cordelia Mourning Eada. charged with resiSUng arrest, over some of this. I oo Middleport Hill, well, I rest 1 ley, Nancy Jo Mayer and Judy : down 21, 8:10 L m.: 0rco down Her marriage was to Ray claimed they were beaten by my case, your honor. McKnight. 1 21 f•ll L 01.1 Tlblll down 22 Somerville who preceded her two of four patzolmen who ar- I HOPE YOIJ enjoyed Bell ' ~ m.• Polly R. up 23 3:40 In death ~ liM?. rived at the accident scene. The Telephone Hour as I did lor MACHINE TimE!!: .. .. .. .. .. IP'eet the new colonists." 6 a: m.; 9~1 Trader do..;. 23, She was a member of the couple also charged the two Valentine Day. Julie Harris, INTERPRETATION (or.~~Y· ' And so, I wasn't lo Ireland 4:15 a. rn.; 0. F. Shearer down Presbyterian church and the tei!IHiged girls arrested with the lDCOrnparahle, was on. be parndy or t~e o~ on Who ID see the snake chasmg, but C&dillac - Oldsmobile !3, ''20 a.m.; Crucible down ; Women ol Ihe Church. them, Vertls Blacklard of ~- Broadway actreu, star of "Vic- Has Seen the Wind? by R. L. some of my folks surely must "You'll ute OUr Quality Way of 'lomR Bulli11M8" !3 5·30 a m.. Helen R. up Survivors are a daugh~ and ron and Sue Sherrell of Do er, Ioria Regina" "The Lark" - Stevenson. have been, the name MCCarty G;~up S:35 'p. m.; Philip two sons, Mrs. Raymond Sel- were also beaten. can't begin' to recall all her "Who bas seeu the bluebird? (my mother's) being not exa,ct·ll WY 2 ·5342 -. P0111eroy Ohio Sporn down Greenup 10:05 p. by and Paul Somerville, both A N TO POUCE , starry roles. Neither yoa nor I. Iy from Germany, leave us say. rn • Pamela D down Greet~up of Pt. Pleasant and Edward W sm G N . She quoted from Ogden Nash But oow ,.,.,. fixed 'em np 1 home 10;45 p. m.; Defender down Somerville of Henderson. There today sought a masked bandit on down to Shakespeare, on G up 10·45 p rn · Diane are four grandchildttn and who stabbed aud robbed _Rep: that universal theme love. They'll soon he Joing by." reen • · " . James C. Cleveland, R • JUt:, ' I (I do bope 1 I Brent up Greenup 2:45 a. m.; 10 ~t grandchildren. In hiS Capitol Hill office. Cleve· Fro~. Ogden, funny poet de l · H. E. Bowles down Greenup 3 a. ServiCes will be held at 2 p. land was stabbed In the left luxe. 'Twill not be mcorn· 1 WASN'T THER rn.; New Orleane down Greet~- ~· Wednesday ln the Presbyter· forearm with a letter opener ~tlble (marriage) if he. h~~ Patrick chase the ~n~e~"'ou~~ up 4:05 L m.; M~k M. Up IBD ch~h. Rev. Gaston Boyle, wielded by the robber, who ac. mcorne, and SHE Is_ patible. Ireland but Will Rogers' lam. G-p 6:45 a. m., Peggy Jr., will officiate, and burial costed the Con ressrnan late Then on to a beaulll\11 ballet , . . 8 Do dewn Meldahl 1:26 p. will be in Suncrest cemetery presenting the worhl's most ; ous explanatiOn of hiS ancestors wney . ._, . . Monday night as he walked d I m•ght do for rnem.; J. s, Lewis up Me1...,1 10 under lhe directiOR of the Crow· from his inner office to a re· famous lovers, Romeo an Sa'd b 1 ed w·u h 1 m.; Frleberger up Meldahl Hussell Funeral horne. The -pt•·on room Juliel. Love poems from Eliz· l f e.ov Ind. 1 • w 0 • wa• P • wood d bod Ill II 10 . I " . beth B tt B . f o gen.JU·Wme Jan extracbon10:1111 P· m.; Ravens own Y w e state or one The Congressman, 45, was a arre rownmg, rom "M folks didn't come over Meldabl, midnight; Irene Cho- hour at the church prior lo wounded as he grappled mom· Shelley - but I do hope you b th 1~ M n 1.1rot~t lin doWII Meldahl 1:25 a. m.; the service. Friends may call entarily with the Intruder who saw il In case you didn't, I on ~ ay 0";': ~t ey WII'NII liJUiland up Meldabl at the funeral borne after 6 p. escaped with $40. caught a Uoy bit of it here - · ere on • ore lo 2:0& L m.; Mountain Stata m. today. JUst for you. up MeldabJ 1:11 a.m.; Steel COLUMBUS - AMERICANS Ranpr up Meldahl 4:45 a, m. HI-LO TEMPS spend nearly $2 billion 8 vear BESIDES, rD been I m· Galllpolll 111m - Prlnciplo Nl!: WYORK iUPI) - The to doctor themselves and inost mersed all afternoon in Queen up 4 p. DLI Jolm J. Rowe up lowest temperature reported of the medication they take is Vlcroria and her Albert and 12:10 L m.; Chuclde D. up this momlng to the U. S. Wea- self-prescribed some 85 phar· had JUst read bls death scene. 'i Ia. m.; Weatem up 1:50 a.m.; ther Bureau, excluding Alaska maclsts .,... told Monday. Dr. "He was my life," mourned KeJI Sbenfer dewn 6;30 a. m.: and Hawaii, was 3 degrees at David Knapp, professor of the stricken Queen, ~!her of Joey Cholla doWII 8:116 a. m.; Bulle, Mont, The highest re- pharmacology 11 Ohio Stal8 his 8 children and roamed to I EJprcllff up 1:30 .a. m.; Walter ported Monday was 94 degrees University, said at a aeminar blrn for ..2 years. Beckjord down 7:30 a. m.; Se. at PresJdlo, Tex. for pharmacists that druggists . met up 7:65 a. m. are not consulted about medica. LAUGH AIL YOU Will at 1u1n111a River - Helen Z. SQUAD CALLED lion nearly as often as lriends , . doWn Wlnfteld 9:0& p.m.; A. J. The Pomeroy Emergency or neighbors. ed drugs, Knapp sa1d. Pallen up Winfield 10:15 p. m.; Squad was summoned at 3:55 "If the drugglat does not acPricea Start Fort Dearbonl don Winfield a. m. today for Mrs. T. J. Hoi- cept his responsibilities then CLI!VELAND - CITIES A 2:&5 L m.; Lucy Jane Lueas up ley, Harrisonville. She was more restrletlollll will Jm. generation from now will not ' Wlnlleld 5 L m.; Allen~ Mer- taken 1D Veterlllll Memorial Hos- posed uprn him,. for example in be places to Uve, but civic ~· ~ rill up WIDfleld 1:30 • m.; pltal as a medical patient and the case of prescription • ex- ters am art centers, a budd· You get the eonYenience or low-cost WT-0-LITE Beaver up WID!leltl 1: a.m. lreated and released. empt lllll'COtic and oodelne-bas- lng engineer said Monday. A Most automatically, too! LOT-0-LITE looks, lightA lib • President Frank Whitney of : Walter Kidde Constructors Inc., Appropriate Gift 1treet light. A photoelectric cell turns it on at dusk, "'ORLD II J lHI AU LATEX WONDEI WAU PAINT JUSTICES - 1 aaui Our W River News FRIGIDAIRE Vent-Free DrJtT litb Automatic • NEW FASTEREASIER BRUSHING • NEW GREATER DURUILITY IJrreyde! We've improved on the perfed, to give you the truly bett wall point of today I AMd in a greater than e\lef selection of years oilead colon. Try no-fume, no-odor SPREO SATIN today I Guorant~d washable . 1 STOP IN FOR YOUR FREE COPY OF "YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL" A Helpflll Home Decorator Book By Glidden OIJqd& fa:)bli • T 64 OLDS Pt. Pleasant Resident Dies 3000 COLORS TO SELECT FROMI 5 '88' SALE CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEKI i 'j CUTLASS COUPE I ·r FOR EXTERIOtl PAINTING SELECT THE SHOE BOX BAKER ·FURNITURE KING N, 2nd Ave. 1 I BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Ibis Middleport, 0. It CLEANING Robinson's Pomeroy Middleport Middleport, 0. KARR & VAN ZANDT 1 .4s RUG I $1888 I SPRED HOUSE PAINT FROM 1 I GO right to MOORE'S and SAVEl Mr and Mrs. Lonnie l-lud· I fJOn visited rere-ntly with Mr, i and Mrs. Jack Clark and fam. i 1 Jly at Harrisonvillt. Mrs. Hazel Arllllld. Lest· er. Walter and Evaline, were all recent \•isitors of Mr and i' BLOOMING Mrs. Patrkk Williams. I Moore'sSpeciai.18"Garden Pride Mowers . . .. 39·'u! 18" HUFFY MOWERS $4 9,95 With Brill!t .. ltrotten I"'IM Riding Mowers · · 119.95 to 299.95 Kill The Bugs Now Before They Come Out! ORTHO "CHLORDANE" Spray your lawn and flower at onto. Kill termu ... ant• and ~orden .~her pests before they get stariNI. CHL~DANE, 74% Concontrated Liquid __ .. --··- --···-- qt. 4.91 , CHLqRDANE DUST _ . · - · -- - - - - - - - -.. 1·111. piql. 69e . Wt hiwe cnmpl<t< li"" of !nsroticidu aru! liquid p!aut jood. by Ortho. ARMOUR VERTAGREEN LAWN AND GAIDEN FERTIUZERAPPLY IT NOW FOR BEST RESULTS All Kinds of Hind Glrclen Tools At Lowest Pri-1 Rakes. shovclfi, hoe11 , spades. floral rakel. cultivators, ft.r. Go to Moort'.<~ and sav•! OPEN FRI. TIL t-SAT. TIL t MOORE'S • PHONE WY2·2848 Visiting recently with Mr .: and Mrs. Virgil Killi and [am· ily werr Mr. and Mrs. Web· ber Wood. The Kingsbury Mi,ion.ry . club met at the home of Mrs. Murl Wood on March 8. A pol· , luck luncheon wall Rnf'd at : 110011 to the followilli members. lin. Janeth Beal. Mrs. .Jean . Wood. Mrs. Neva· Kin(!:. Mr5. 1 Sadie Carl, Mrs. Vir&inio Dean,I HeH King am 111,.... Murl ! Wood. ' lluring the business m""ting i the president, Mrs. Sadit Carl, I read a letter of acknowledge· I ment and appreciatim~ from the Rev. and Mrs. Jesbe•·g. the · mlselllllary which th• cluh spon- , 801'8, Mrs. Virginia Dean read a poem "Astonishment.'' Cards , werr sent to lho!!e wb9 were . abient due lo tlekReS<. T'ne i nut moeting will be at the home of M,.,., Janeth S.al. The date will be announced later. POMEIDY, OHIO .............................. l'OIIId II a t.tamwelgbl bout with Felli: Brarni of Tulllsb! ~. ~- ' .l. .I I 1 :..l . . . . . }..) be AHention Parents Of 4and 5 Year-Oids • 1n Southern Local School District Thole of you lntereated In 1 aummer prMChool progr1m runnlllf eppn»dmmtely 8 -lea, two hours • cl1y, ple111 fill counhy·crulsing you push out down on the occ:elerotor of a !66 Plymouth Fu'YI Mavbe it's lhe Qar. Maybe lt'a the deal But something wondecful happena when you ••• . ChiW. · Let younelf go .•• to your Plvmouth ~l•r'• - - - · . ' 399 SOUTH 3ID AVE. N11111 • day when tha New Yorks, the Chicagos and the Los Angel.. wiD ..... "' be dom!Danl lectors as living and wurkiDC cen· ters." Industry Ia leavln& the eltles and II il politlcaJJy and economically l'ql(l'lalhle 1o stop the trend, Whillley said, and as iodullry leaves the clUes, peo· pie IIIUit follow. For Home or Hospital DUDLEY'S 59 N. 2nol Ave. S..VIng the Big llenciArea oft' at dawu. Lights up dark areas around garages, outbnildiop, driveways, parking loto, outdoor liYiDB and workin@ areu all nifht long lit'• perf~t for lllllnlrban homes, farms, factories, businfltl81!11, publie bulldinga-any plaM that needs protection and .Uety after dark! You m1ke no investment in LOT. O.LITE, either. One low monthly rate indudf!8 lnltallation, maintenanee (including lamp replace- t ) and eleetriclty. Order your LOT-0-LITE today from your Joeal Electric Company office. the AND GOOD INCOME? Birth Dlte - - . . - · - - - - Here It In opportunity for llul right man on an e.. tabllahed tlllry route sarvlnl both home accounts and lllore accounts. Salaey and C!OJJ!mlulon offer 1 JOOd Income to atart and you ean write your owt1 pay lncrellel by acldlnlnew culllomers In your proteeted tenitory, The company also contribute• to pellllon and bolpltallzatloD plans. Appllcallll shoUld be In eooo health, blgb school &raduate and UDder 40yearsofqe. Pl.... Mill to Boll62, Racine, by Moncley, Mi!rch 2t. MIDIM'POIT, O. ~~:.y :! ·~ LOT·O·LITE eostsaslow as'310 '8 month! DO YOU WANT PERMANENT WORK ANY QUESTIONS CAll WI 9-3401 efter 6 p.m. MY/ ..YIDIIII...,Il'P ann at $3.00 the followlntt Perents Name _ _ _ __..Aclcll'lll TOM RUE MOTO. I MUMS ., 1 when tumprke·lraveling, clly·aklrtlng, arPalighting! PLANTS AZALEAS HYACINTHS CINERARIA$ TO RECEIVE AWARD NEW YORK IUPI) - Willis Reed of the New York Kalcks WiD he awarded the Catholic ' Youth Organization's Knicker· l Award tonight at the ! Kolcks-Ralllcl basketbaU same ' at Madiroa Square Garden. , Five other athletes ha•e received CYO awardl thlt year. They include Bob Novia of the New York Rangera, Earl Morral and Diek Ljoacll of !be New York Giants, Toa Treoll of tile Yankees aid Ray MeMIHu tt the 'Moll. 900RE8 SllRPRISE WIN PAIUS (1/1'1) -Vicente Gar· cia of Melillo scored a surprise IAdt•l"'l ~~ In the first gour propt!rfg with out.tltHJr Please Note-Program It 1entetlve Pending Approval Under Title L l'or Interview conllct Jllr, strlctler, Valley Bell DllrJ, .llfftlt1011 and 24th st., Pl Pleaaaat, pbone 67&.464J •· ...... ELECTRIC co. I' would like more information about "LOT.O.UTE INSTAllATION" .. ~"-ll iltiW.:t..'-. .-.....••• .• • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . • • . . • • • • ._,....~. Adell au . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . · . . . · · · ·;;o:tliJ;IIliJllla"·~·qlll¥"£' • · · �I . . . \ • I ,~""*" Go- .. 1818 llaiiJ I a.. Hospital NeWI ;·.World 9f Religion t\yres Offers Labor Chiefs ' St. Gregory the Great w~ Shocked at 1 Man's Death ']l&oHe'Wiiis .Raeketeerms. 5 ... . · ----- s~J:!!~!! R!e~!~~wmak· ~ Did You That. p ID Place 00 $lit,• from Apollo Crew Government e • er Is Inviting organized labor to consider throwing more the ,SPACE CENTER, Housloo , support to GOP candldatea this fall Instead of sticking By Blaaehe M. Basklu ctrPIJ -Spacewalker Edward ATLANTA (UPII - The fedwith Its tradltlonal aUy-the Democrats. H. White, veteran apaceman :-' ~ •aa, 1 Tbe PI'Opoaal waa advanced by Rep. Wtlliam H. W Virgil 1. (Gus Grtuom and -U'IWr II& PI Belir .. till Ayrea, Ohio, ranking Republican on lhe House Labor rookie astzonaut 11oaer Chaffee A'l'LANTA IUPII -The.~~~j~~;;;,iiij;i and Education CoDlDllttee, In a speech Monday to 4,000 MARell II - Today·s fav· Victoria. But one iS. JaUShin& will ride the lint Apollo llpernmeDI was und_erlekeleel• P..-.:~~;..tl!l delefjttB attending an AFL-CIO build!IJI Trades Departorile qflole: at his very best, IMer aelf opaeesbi In the program order toclaJ 1o pay ·~ men legislative conference. · United Preu laterQIIoaal "When God made the oyster, w11ei1 he does. aimed 1andinC the first - · Mlck11 Collen ~10,000 damqa II came alhr AFLCIO Pre&- 1. anytblnl else," Meeny said. WASIIINGTON - THE SEN- He quaranteed him absolute ectile moon for a beotlng he received In the 011 ldent (leorp MoaDy BQirily told "If II lakes a two-thirds wte ate, !bough coaceriied over 0110111le end social security, A PRINCE or India (thla l Their s ..;,hlp may link up Atlanta Penitentiary that left delegates Mond8f that the oy the Senate to override 1 IDI· how 10111 the American people building him a house, a ahell ,.t In book) came 1o see her. i with 1 c:e':"miDI craft. blm cooflned 1o a wheelchair. temocrats need labor more buster and pass a labor meas- tolerate U. S. involvement In to proted him from his ene. "Your hlghnels, what Is the The National Aeronautics a,nd Cohen who waa U18111ted by than labor oeeda the Demo- ure," he added, "then the AJ'L. VIet Nam, waa reacly today to mles, with food aU about him. ...-.t of your greatness?" he Sp~ce AdmlnlstraUon (NASA) a fellow Inmate In August, 1163, ttall. CIO will have to elect the nee- vote President JohnsOII all the He only bad lo open bie shell asked. · said their flight could get sued the federal government "We !lave gOt to bike a new essary two-llllrds ~rlty." e1tra money he has asked for a Utile to get ll. She handed him the Bible- underway this year und might for $10 million cbarJinl De· look at our political acllon," the war. But when God made the "This," said she, "Ia the so- last !rom 12 to 14 days lllieoee. CobeD a Los Anples Mean~· said in advocating greateaaJe, He said, 'The blue sky Is cret." A Saturn IB super-~ket wm tmd-.rld fllurt, waa llrVIDJ er support of the AFL-CIO Corn· Senators agreed to vote on 1 the limit. Go build yoor own blast them into ce fnlm Ume for Income Ill evulon. ml« on Political Education $13.1 billion emergency money house • and the eagle built on l'M WRITING THIS alter a Ca Kenoed epa "It 111 rnarvelouo conunenta·il (COPE! as an independent force (Continued from page I) bill to provide addltlonel fi· the hlghest mountain crag, tfor me) far too serious a round /: Jose ~· Shea A no ey 011 OlD' Jer~alll}'ltem that this In •Iec~lon campaigns. newsletter and the Housewife's nanclng for the V1et Narn war. storms threatening him every o! illness. If it sounds maudlin, proj~ ~ ~s (Cohen) lllandlntr 11 1 "This means thai we work Handbook on Selective Prom!.. An overwhelming wte of ap- day and for food he flies ; ,.,II, be it so. are underwa for 1 lbte l dabn can be With COPE and w• don't work culty, a short book. Ginzburg proval was 1n prospect for the through miles of rain, snow,, Kind neighbors came with :reudezvous ~tween u.e":ree.' whh any political party-whe· drew !lve years In jail and a measure, which has already wind and weather. custard, with blossoms pi<k· man shi and a two-man Iller II is Republican, Democrat, $28,1100 fine. passed the House In sllghUy dll· The eagle, and NOT the ed from. bouse plants, with Gemini e:psule, po,.lbly Gerni· - Upheld 8 to! the convlcllon ferent form. oyster, is the emblem of cheer, With prayers. My off. ni 12 of New York bookseller Edward America." spring carne, departing with Decision stnt Poadlnc I Mishkin charged under the A MAJOR STORM BOILED "Well Mom I'm chartering a ''We 1 lTG r state o~cenlty Jaw with dealing down out of the Rocky Moun- REFRAIN OF A haunting plane 'to tak~ you up on your- making"':. d~cls':," w:e sai:. : In such bocks as "Serearnlng Jams today threatening the na· song this week (you guess bow many 1 birth· The first Apollo crew will Gaqe readinp Gallipolis Flesh," "Cult of the Spankers" Uon's rnld·sectlon with thun- "Everybody nato to 10 to day.'' Pure adrenalin, that. the forerunners of Apollo Darn 12.1, 15.8, nmnlng 13 and "The Dance with the derstorrns, dust storms, heavy heavea astronauts who could leave for feet on rollers, Porneroy·MUOII Dominant Wblp." Mishkin was snows am near blizzards. Bul aobody wutt 1o dlo." WI! USED to josh about !ick. the moon In 1968 or 1969. 21.37. Pt. Pleasant 2UO, Hin· sentenced to three years nnd a 1\e turbulence extended from ness as follows : I The unqualified success of ton 1.116, Kanawha Falls 3.44, $12,500 fine. heavy snows In Montana to MANY NEED the church for "R"'t skk In bed ·~ % Ithe first Saturn IB shot front II Charleston 19.011. London. Mar· -Held 6 to 3 that Maua- rains and hall as far eastward perhaps only three occasions, chairs." ICape Kennedy Feb. 28. carry- , met and Winfield dams were on chusetts went too far In as Wisconsin and Chicago. The says a writer in a recent News· "She's convalt..,.ot, bvl no 1 ing on unrnaMed Apollo i the aUla. SUppressing the 181h-century beavy snows grouoded search week article. · bellor." :capsule on a 5,301).rnile siJ1>. Beat Movemeots: novel popularly known as parties hunting for a light She (the church) provldee the "Sicker'n • dog. Slcker'n • orbital ride .prompted Oblo River -Jeffboal down "FBMy Hill," the story of a plane down in rugged Colorado traditional services when we mule." slection of the Apollo <rew. . IS, 5 I. rn.; Susan Lane up 14, London pl'OIItitote. mountain cwntry wllh siX per· are "hatched, matched, and "My tumor wat tb• biggest ' 10~ p. m.; Aliquippa up 14, sons aboard The search was diSpatched" - (bet born, get Doc ever seen." Girl Scoutl Work 11:25 p. rn.; Andrew Calhoun · called o!f Monday, but ne.1rly married, get burled.) up 14, 2:05 a. rn.; Bob Beater :14 planes waited at Grandy, A man was quoted as say- YOU KNOW, it can became "I O~, Huck Towel. up 15, 8:36 p. rn.; OVEC up Colo .. today for the weather to ing, ''I pay my dues at the non • joke faster'n you can say , G~rl Scout Troop 2&7 mern. , 16, 2:10 a. rn.; Little George clear. chtU'Ch as a member. 1 expect aspirin, or even coronary. bers of Pomeroy worked on I up 16, 3::1» a. m.; Lady Mar· 1o have It as 8 place for my huck_towels at a rf!Cent rneetjorle up 16, ':36 a. m.; KenAKRON'- NEGRO LEAO. daughter to get married from." THIS IS TOO gloomy: Now mg m the EpiScopal Parish tucklan down 17, 2:30 a. m.; , ers protested Monday nisht al· May God forgive uo If the the onow'o gone, redbirds eat- \ house With leaders April Smith White over blue with white vinyl Interior, Jacob G. down 17, 3:211 a.m.; PT. PLEASANT- Mrs. Eth· leged pollee brutality In the above Is all there Is to church lng up more grain than a few . and Peggy Houdashelt In aeals, V·8 motor, auto. trans., power brakes &: lleeto.;, National down 17, e a. m.; Leu· el Cordelia Somerville, 82, a breakup of a mob of about 400 membership. choice souls like Helen Uoyd, cha~ge. ing, tinted glass. 4 new white sidewall tires, radfo,' isiana up 18, 3:30 a. m.; Peon· resident of 1001 22nd St., died persoos who gathered after a Rem "Newsweek" of Jan. 3, 1Norma Hecox, Nora M1lls, Jan. G~rls present were Becky I wheel discs. sylvania c1ow11 18, 5:30 a. m.; at 3:%0 p. rn. Mor.day at her traffic accident in the Rubber 11166 _ cover story "The Pro.,i~ Daniels, Mabel Wilson j Houdashelt, Debbie Harbrecht, 1 R. H. Bosworth U up 18, 7:10 horne. She had been in falling City. Officers after arresting testing Protestants." I guaran·l PICkens trny pal and co-teach· Bernadette Hennessy, Twlia a. m.; l.acbJan Macleay up health for a year. four persons allegedly beat tee it will really shake youler, Mason, W. Va.) can lug Clatw~rthy, Debbie Hunnell, 18, a L m.: Edeana Boawortb Mrs. Somerville was born them. • up. 1 gave mine 1o my rnio'ster, ln. And oow that Helen and Peg&! Story, _Debb1e Cro.w, up 19, 7 a. m.; Wayne H. in Mason County May 9, 1883, who, aioog with undreds of cohorts have put up those long. Stella Neutzlmg: Bed~ TripGMAC Fin1ncing Av1ileble down oo, 5:35 L m.; Reliable daughter of the tate J. Fred Mr. and Mrs. Gecr.ge Walker, kind, is already "shook up" long needed bluebird boxes up lett. ChriSty DaviS, Debbie Haw up 11, 7:1$ L m.; Robert West and Cordelia Mourning Eada. charged with resiSUng arrest, over some of this. I oo Middleport Hill, well, I rest 1 ley, Nancy Jo Mayer and Judy : down 21, 8:10 L m.: 0rco down Her marriage was to Ray claimed they were beaten by my case, your honor. McKnight. 1 21 f•ll L 01.1 Tlblll down 22 Somerville who preceded her two of four patzolmen who ar- I HOPE YOIJ enjoyed Bell ' ~ m.• Polly R. up 23 3:40 In death ~ liM?. rived at the accident scene. The Telephone Hour as I did lor MACHINE TimE!!: .. .. .. .. .. IP'eet the new colonists." 6 a: m.; 9~1 Trader do..;. 23, She was a member of the couple also charged the two Valentine Day. Julie Harris, INTERPRETATION (or.~~Y· ' And so, I wasn't lo Ireland 4:15 a. rn.; 0. F. Shearer down Presbyterian church and the tei!IHiged girls arrested with the lDCOrnparahle, was on. be parndy or t~e o~ on Who ID see the snake chasmg, but C&dillac - Oldsmobile !3, ''20 a.m.; Crucible down ; Women ol Ihe Church. them, Vertls Blacklard of ~- Broadway actreu, star of "Vic- Has Seen the Wind? by R. L. some of my folks surely must "You'll ute OUr Quality Way of 'lomR Bulli11M8" !3 5·30 a m.. Helen R. up Survivors are a daugh~ and ron and Sue Sherrell of Do er, Ioria Regina" "The Lark" - Stevenson. have been, the name MCCarty G;~up S:35 'p. m.; Philip two sons, Mrs. Raymond Sel- were also beaten. can't begin' to recall all her "Who bas seeu the bluebird? (my mother's) being not exa,ct·ll WY 2 ·5342 -. P0111eroy Ohio Sporn down Greenup 10:05 p. by and Paul Somerville, both A N TO POUCE , starry roles. Neither yoa nor I. Iy from Germany, leave us say. rn • Pamela D down Greet~up of Pt. Pleasant and Edward W sm G N . She quoted from Ogden Nash But oow ,.,.,. fixed 'em np 1 home 10;45 p. m.; Defender down Somerville of Henderson. There today sought a masked bandit on down to Shakespeare, on G up 10·45 p rn · Diane are four grandchildttn and who stabbed aud robbed _Rep: that universal theme love. They'll soon he Joing by." reen • · " . James C. Cleveland, R • JUt:, ' I (I do bope 1 I Brent up Greenup 2:45 a. m.; 10 ~t grandchildren. In hiS Capitol Hill office. Cleve· Fro~. Ogden, funny poet de l · H. E. Bowles down Greenup 3 a. ServiCes will be held at 2 p. land was stabbed In the left luxe. 'Twill not be mcorn· 1 WASN'T THER rn.; New Orleane down Greet~- ~· Wednesday ln the Presbyter· forearm with a letter opener ~tlble (marriage) if he. h~~ Patrick chase the ~n~e~"'ou~~ up 4:05 L m.; M~k M. Up IBD ch~h. Rev. Gaston Boyle, wielded by the robber, who ac. mcorne, and SHE Is_ patible. Ireland but Will Rogers' lam. G-p 6:45 a. m., Peggy Jr., will officiate, and burial costed the Con ressrnan late Then on to a beaulll\11 ballet , . . 8 Do dewn Meldahl 1:26 p. will be in Suncrest cemetery presenting the worhl's most ; ous explanatiOn of hiS ancestors wney . ._, . . Monday night as he walked d I m•ght do for rnem.; J. s, Lewis up Me1...,1 10 under lhe directiOR of the Crow· from his inner office to a re· famous lovers, Romeo an Sa'd b 1 ed w·u h 1 m.; Frleberger up Meldahl Hussell Funeral horne. The -pt•·on room Juliel. Love poems from Eliz· l f e.ov Ind. 1 • w 0 • wa• P • wood d bod Ill II 10 . I " . beth B tt B . f o gen.JU·Wme Jan extracbon10:1111 P· m.; Ravens own Y w e state or one The Congressman, 45, was a arre rownmg, rom "M folks didn't come over Meldabl, midnight; Irene Cho- hour at the church prior lo wounded as he grappled mom· Shelley - but I do hope you b th 1~ M n 1.1rot~t lin doWII Meldahl 1:25 a. m.; the service. Friends may call entarily with the Intruder who saw il In case you didn't, I on ~ ay 0";': ~t ey WII'NII liJUiland up Meldabl at the funeral borne after 6 p. escaped with $40. caught a Uoy bit of it here - · ere on • ore lo 2:0& L m.; Mountain Stata m. today. JUst for you. up MeldabJ 1:11 a.m.; Steel COLUMBUS - AMERICANS Ranpr up Meldahl 4:45 a, m. HI-LO TEMPS spend nearly $2 billion 8 vear BESIDES, rD been I m· Galllpolll 111m - Prlnciplo Nl!: WYORK iUPI) - The to doctor themselves and inost mersed all afternoon in Queen up 4 p. DLI Jolm J. Rowe up lowest temperature reported of the medication they take is Vlcroria and her Albert and 12:10 L m.; Chuclde D. up this momlng to the U. S. Wea- self-prescribed some 85 phar· had JUst read bls death scene. 'i Ia. m.; Weatem up 1:50 a.m.; ther Bureau, excluding Alaska maclsts .,... told Monday. Dr. "He was my life," mourned KeJI Sbenfer dewn 6;30 a. m.: and Hawaii, was 3 degrees at David Knapp, professor of the stricken Queen, ~!her of Joey Cholla doWII 8:116 a. m.; Bulle, Mont, The highest re- pharmacology 11 Ohio Stal8 his 8 children and roamed to I EJprcllff up 1:30 .a. m.; Walter ported Monday was 94 degrees University, said at a aeminar blrn for ..2 years. Beckjord down 7:30 a. m.; Se. at PresJdlo, Tex. for pharmacists that druggists . met up 7:65 a. m. are not consulted about medica. LAUGH AIL YOU Will at 1u1n111a River - Helen Z. SQUAD CALLED lion nearly as often as lriends , . doWn Wlnfteld 9:0& p.m.; A. J. The Pomeroy Emergency or neighbors. ed drugs, Knapp sa1d. Pallen up Winfield 10:15 p. m.; Squad was summoned at 3:55 "If the drugglat does not acPricea Start Fort Dearbonl don Winfield a. m. today for Mrs. T. J. Hoi- cept his responsibilities then CLI!VELAND - CITIES A 2:&5 L m.; Lucy Jane Lueas up ley, Harrisonville. She was more restrletlollll will Jm. generation from now will not ' Wlnlleld 5 L m.; Allen~ Mer- taken 1D Veterlllll Memorial Hos- posed uprn him,. for example in be places to Uve, but civic ~· ~ rill up WIDfleld 1:30 • m.; pltal as a medical patient and the case of prescription • ex- ters am art centers, a budd· You get the eonYenience or low-cost WT-0-LITE Beaver up WID!leltl 1: a.m. lreated and released. empt lllll'COtic and oodelne-bas- lng engineer said Monday. A Most automatically, too! LOT-0-LITE looks, lightA lib • President Frank Whitney of : Walter Kidde Constructors Inc., Appropriate Gift 1treet light. A photoelectric cell turns it on at dusk, "'ORLD II J lHI AU LATEX WONDEI WAU PAINT JUSTICES - 1 aaui Our W River News FRIGIDAIRE Vent-Free DrJtT litb Automatic • NEW FASTEREASIER BRUSHING • NEW GREATER DURUILITY IJrreyde! We've improved on the perfed, to give you the truly bett wall point of today I AMd in a greater than e\lef selection of years oilead colon. Try no-fume, no-odor SPREO SATIN today I Guorant~d washable . 1 STOP IN FOR YOUR FREE COPY OF "YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL" A Helpflll Home Decorator Book By Glidden OIJqd& fa:)bli • T 64 OLDS Pt. Pleasant Resident Dies 3000 COLORS TO SELECT FROMI 5 '88' SALE CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEKI i 'j CUTLASS COUPE I ·r FOR EXTERIOtl PAINTING SELECT THE SHOE BOX BAKER ·FURNITURE KING N, 2nd Ave. 1 I BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Ibis Middleport, 0. It CLEANING Robinson's Pomeroy Middleport Middleport, 0. KARR & VAN ZANDT 1 .4s RUG I $1888 I SPRED HOUSE PAINT FROM 1 I GO right to MOORE'S and SAVEl Mr and Mrs. Lonnie l-lud· I fJOn visited rere-ntly with Mr, i and Mrs. Jack Clark and fam. i 1 Jly at Harrisonvillt. Mrs. Hazel Arllllld. Lest· er. Walter and Evaline, were all recent \•isitors of Mr and i' BLOOMING Mrs. Patrkk Williams. I Moore'sSpeciai.18"Garden Pride Mowers . . .. 39·'u! 18" HUFFY MOWERS $4 9,95 With Brill!t .. ltrotten I"'IM Riding Mowers · · 119.95 to 299.95 Kill The Bugs Now Before They Come Out! ORTHO "CHLORDANE" Spray your lawn and flower at onto. Kill termu ... ant• and ~orden .~her pests before they get stariNI. CHL~DANE, 74% Concontrated Liquid __ .. --··- --···-- qt. 4.91 , CHLqRDANE DUST _ . · - · -- - - - - - - - -.. 1·111. piql. 69e . Wt hiwe cnmpl<t< li"" of !nsroticidu aru! liquid p!aut jood. by Ortho. ARMOUR VERTAGREEN LAWN AND GAIDEN FERTIUZERAPPLY IT NOW FOR BEST RESULTS All Kinds of Hind Glrclen Tools At Lowest Pri-1 Rakes. shovclfi, hoe11 , spades. floral rakel. cultivators, ft.r. Go to Moort'.<~ and sav•! OPEN FRI. TIL t-SAT. TIL t MOORE'S • PHONE WY2·2848 Visiting recently with Mr .: and Mrs. Virgil Killi and [am· ily werr Mr. and Mrs. Web· ber Wood. The Kingsbury Mi,ion.ry . club met at the home of Mrs. Murl Wood on March 8. A pol· , luck luncheon wall Rnf'd at : 110011 to the followilli members. lin. Janeth Beal. Mrs. .Jean . Wood. Mrs. Neva· Kin(!:. Mr5. 1 Sadie Carl, Mrs. Vir&inio Dean,I HeH King am 111,.... Murl ! Wood. ' lluring the business m""ting i the president, Mrs. Sadit Carl, I read a letter of acknowledge· I ment and appreciatim~ from the Rev. and Mrs. Jesbe•·g. the · mlselllllary which th• cluh spon- , 801'8, Mrs. Virginia Dean read a poem "Astonishment.'' Cards , werr sent to lho!!e wb9 were . abient due lo tlekReS<. T'ne i nut moeting will be at the home of M,.,., Janeth S.al. The date will be announced later. POMEIDY, OHIO .............................. l'OIIId II a t.tamwelgbl bout with Felli: Brarni of Tulllsb! ~. ~- ' .l. .I I 1 :..l . . . . . }..) be AHention Parents Of 4and 5 Year-Oids • 1n Southern Local School District Thole of you lntereated In 1 aummer prMChool progr1m runnlllf eppn»dmmtely 8 -lea, two hours • cl1y, ple111 fill counhy·crulsing you push out down on the occ:elerotor of a !66 Plymouth Fu'YI Mavbe it's lhe Qar. Maybe lt'a the deal But something wondecful happena when you ••• . ChiW. · Let younelf go .•• to your Plvmouth ~l•r'• - - - · . ' 399 SOUTH 3ID AVE. N11111 • day when tha New Yorks, the Chicagos and the Los Angel.. wiD ..... "' be dom!Danl lectors as living and wurkiDC cen· ters." Industry Ia leavln& the eltles and II il politlcaJJy and economically l'ql(l'lalhle 1o stop the trend, Whillley said, and as iodullry leaves the clUes, peo· pie IIIUit follow. For Home or Hospital DUDLEY'S 59 N. 2nol Ave. S..VIng the Big llenciArea oft' at dawu. Lights up dark areas around garages, outbnildiop, driveways, parking loto, outdoor liYiDB and workin@ areu all nifht long lit'• perf~t for lllllnlrban homes, farms, factories, businfltl81!11, publie bulldinga-any plaM that needs protection and .Uety after dark! You m1ke no investment in LOT. O.LITE, either. One low monthly rate indudf!8 lnltallation, maintenanee (including lamp replace- t ) and eleetriclty. Order your LOT-0-LITE today from your Joeal Electric Company office. the AND GOOD INCOME? Birth Dlte - - . . - · - - - - Here It In opportunity for llul right man on an e.. tabllahed tlllry route sarvlnl both home accounts and lllore accounts. Salaey and C!OJJ!mlulon offer 1 JOOd Income to atart and you ean write your owt1 pay lncrellel by acldlnlnew culllomers In your proteeted tenitory, The company also contribute• to pellllon and bolpltallzatloD plans. Appllcallll shoUld be In eooo health, blgb school &raduate and UDder 40yearsofqe. Pl.... Mill to Boll62, Racine, by Moncley, Mi!rch 2t. MIDIM'POIT, O. ~~:.y :! ·~ LOT·O·LITE eostsaslow as'310 '8 month! DO YOU WANT PERMANENT WORK ANY QUESTIONS CAll WI 9-3401 efter 6 p.m. MY/ ..YIDIIII...,Il'P ann at $3.00 the followlntt Perents Name _ _ _ __..Aclcll'lll TOM RUE MOTO. I MUMS ., 1 when tumprke·lraveling, clly·aklrtlng, arPalighting! PLANTS AZALEAS HYACINTHS CINERARIA$ TO RECEIVE AWARD NEW YORK IUPI) - Willis Reed of the New York Kalcks WiD he awarded the Catholic ' Youth Organization's Knicker· l Award tonight at the ! Kolcks-Ralllcl basketbaU same ' at Madiroa Square Garden. , Five other athletes ha•e received CYO awardl thlt year. They include Bob Novia of the New York Rangera, Earl Morral and Diek Ljoacll of !be New York Giants, Toa Treoll of tile Yankees aid Ray MeMIHu tt the 'Moll. 900RE8 SllRPRISE WIN PAIUS (1/1'1) -Vicente Gar· cia of Melillo scored a surprise IAdt•l"'l ~~ In the first gour propt!rfg with out.tltHJr Please Note-Program It 1entetlve Pending Approval Under Title L l'or Interview conllct Jllr, strlctler, Valley Bell DllrJ, .llfftlt1011 and 24th st., Pl Pleaaaat, pbone 67&.464J •· ...... ELECTRIC co. I' would like more information about "LOT.O.UTE INSTAllATION" .. ~"-ll iltiW.:t..'-. .-.....••• .• • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . • • . . • • • • ._,....~. Adell au . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . · . . . · · · ·;;o:tliJ;IIliJllla"·~·qlll¥"£' • · · �.. . ./ Get-Extra Cash The J BARNEY GOOGLE ond tNUFI'Y SMirTH:.::...--=~~~~rE PIED LAS~WCLL II!N W.~Y I· FUST, I BETTER CLIMB UPAN' PATCH THAT DADSURN ROOF •• AN ''THEN I'lL HOE TH' GA,IDE ~I ( AN '--· ll'llll fr.l'fllfl(f ~PO laJ - 'fEI!RY AI!Ct1l '!111\T l!rl<l!«S Bt GEORGI WONDER 'FLABMAI-I' COULDUI& HIM, OOITM~ SHOW/." WHAT'RE YOU I'M GOING · GOl'-1; TO DO WHEN 'raJ GR:Jw UP. LWABLEI ' -· 100 ABOUT 1liE EFFECT ON INTO MEDICAL RfSfAI<.CH I I:XJLUN~ TilE BRAIN 'lllAT'S CAUSE!> BV A ~AP IN 'THE MOUTH I THE BORN LOSER ·---·---- - ART SANSOM ·-- - - 6VT Sl't. Notice a.\Us; A MA~E'I 'IOUIZ ~ AIJD CART, ACADPY- Stop! Look! Read! WHENP SOON WHAT? 2k Do II Youno1f Cor w.... WHERE? ko Pomon~Y-A Goool Location WHO? S.unclon E-ndlnt Hlo Goljlpollt lervlco To You WATCH FOR OPENING I EVERYBOOt' PUT MORE- l BOL..Nce \ fNlO IT-• LIKE SMITH 1 DOES, !SAW~ GOON<; DOWH lUWARO T"E STORE' COME Cl'll WE SURE WANT ltl MEET 11:!e:r LITTLE GAL r 8£TT8? PHDME THE 10f4Qif:"~ 100 8ERJI1E WE Go Ou~ TO TH. FARM I ALLEY OOP - - ..-.._ -.. -. _ .............._._·--..... --........ ....... _.. _·. .Jr...... - ........ =--. . . - .... a--··-....... DAILY CROSSWORD I I brucrous Homemade Pizza, 51lc, 75e, 1111<1 $1.00 olze&. fle. lu.e Pizza, $1.50. Jack's ry Bar' Middle!>ort. 12 • lie Camping JLI!IDa.ll L-ot 8. R.Asi& 111111 ;rrand. lQr ....._ H. Jl. ..... _ -.:aoe,~n,. lOM-!It, MallOn, W. Va. 121tft 14EN OR WOMEN, would $M 1 W<ek added 1o your P""'""t J i.nmme interest you? alld II to 2 hours morni•I~.J afternoon or aveaings. Write Bot 688, Pomeroy, Ohio. 3 22 geces~ary. SULLI:lOzER WORK. Rea:;oa.J able. dependable, ud porieJJet. WY 2-22G8. J 16 Mile Help w.nr.c~ WANTED: Positioa epeu for office 11r0rk in a two VWl oftice iu Pomeroy, Typillf an absolute ne. eulty. Five daya 1 week. S.nd oomp1ete r•ume Ia· cludina refereace~, age ud marital statUI. Wrl.. To1 • • 661.0 c/o Tho o.u, -lnol, Pomo"'Y WANTED BRICKLAYERS We are a Federal Govornmell Contractor 1111<1 plldge to pro. vida equal employment OP· potiiiDillet wilboal rogard to race, eob', ereecl or aatio• al oriSiJI. bnlltM Collstruotiora OIIII(IU1. COII!act Joluo R. Lim, • Univeralty Tor· ..ur-., QUo, HS-1111111·1· w • all •• :M. ..... lllr .... loorp? ...&.Yea _ lii.JIIonr. .. _ • .__.,.._ JI.-IOd ethM'g ....... - ltY~ . . . - Collo tlpc-. 7 , , •• . _ aowttrre 31.Callbl · a. Altjtwh lllpped .,....,. ""' ~ abbr. ·- ..... a.--..r. zt. . . . :a.2&.-"' 1:-4-4-4-4-"'~I::.-1HHHH 311.f'lllaloNo • ~---........r-1 Jf.- 21.CIIIW b-f-Hfn>iji(++-t.:. M.- ........ 3&.M 5 l i j M.Qall .... ......... -...... ........ ......... ....... .fl.' GIRL FRIDAY Ia Cree.i~e t .Pa:aba , -~ W•ntad 2Z.-. 2..,.,._ a .6. lllll.do - -- Apacho dealer. equij>mont ond supplies. raee, LDig .. ~ ..... - &Oirt~ ~ --· ...~~~~~~:7~~ RALPH D&ILY tail"llQQOJB- Dill's . _ lit work It! YER .&.K'I'•Joa.a..a.Ka lo LOIG.ai,LOW OM _ _p l y _ l o r _ Ja-_.a..&.ll<- L'o, X lor lbo- O'o, tl<. SloPe u.. Hgtll aad lor'W'tige ~ . . , . . . U'e a» ldllt& -day u. .... - . - .... "" ~ .a. loWV l'VWJC ,. r:~ ." • • WK.\ P W • • • - • .I.VK D .1. Y t ....,. a;; h1u1ta • I.UJGH m woam - - fWM- Df ..r .,. . . -LA.MB ~0 llll, Xhtc r.taru 8rakl ~. -.1 a QUT LITTIN' MIR IOU '1'4 AllOUNO l .... t11o - a:~~;a~'·~~- qr ; • , D.I.Y'fJaJC Kl'II:K£1: 81'ARTI~' WQI.IG,. 1<10 •• ~ JK15. \ ..........loJmlnl: " ....... 1IMir ... t .. Ukt YOJI 1akl, Pop,-tfitn why don' 101! 111d Mom ; ball w ..., ... llllit ,., ,.. ua;tiUJ~t,w:j't" ~~~~ t ~. ' . . ;16...- . J .' . . .,) ' �.. . ./ Get-Extra Cash The J BARNEY GOOGLE ond tNUFI'Y SMirTH:.::...--=~~~~rE PIED LAS~WCLL II!N W.~Y I· FUST, I BETTER CLIMB UPAN' PATCH THAT DADSURN ROOF •• AN ''THEN I'lL HOE TH' GA,IDE ~I ( AN '--· ll'llll fr.l'fllfl(f ~PO laJ - 'fEI!RY AI!Ct1l '!111\T l!rl<l!«S Bt GEORGI WONDER 'FLABMAI-I' COULDUI& HIM, OOITM~ SHOW/." WHAT'RE YOU I'M GOING · GOl'-1; TO DO WHEN 'raJ GR:Jw UP. LWABLEI ' -· 100 ABOUT 1liE EFFECT ON INTO MEDICAL RfSfAI<.CH I I:XJLUN~ TilE BRAIN 'lllAT'S CAUSE!> BV A ~AP IN 'THE MOUTH I THE BORN LOSER ·---·---- - ART SANSOM ·-- - - 6VT Sl't. Notice a.\Us; A MA~E'I 'IOUIZ ~ AIJD CART, ACADPY- Stop! Look! Read! WHENP SOON WHAT? 2k Do II Youno1f Cor w.... WHERE? ko Pomon~Y-A Goool Location WHO? S.unclon E-ndlnt Hlo Goljlpollt lervlco To You WATCH FOR OPENING I EVERYBOOt' PUT MORE- l BOL..Nce \ fNlO IT-• LIKE SMITH 1 DOES, !SAW~ GOON<; DOWH lUWARO T"E STORE' COME Cl'll WE SURE WANT ltl MEET 11:!e:r LITTLE GAL r 8£TT8? PHDME THE 10f4Qif:"~ 100 8ERJI1E WE Go Ou~ TO TH. FARM I ALLEY OOP - - ..-.._ -.. -. _ .............._._·--..... --........ ....... _.. _·. .Jr...... - ........ =--. . . - .... a--··-....... DAILY CROSSWORD I I brucrous Homemade Pizza, 51lc, 75e, 1111<1 $1.00 olze&. fle. lu.e Pizza, $1.50. Jack's ry Bar' Middle!>ort. 12 • lie Camping JLI!IDa.ll L-ot 8. R.Asi& 111111 ;rrand. lQr ....._ H. Jl. ..... _ -.:aoe,~n,. lOM-!It, MallOn, W. Va. 121tft 14EN OR WOMEN, would $M 1 W<ek added 1o your P""'""t J i.nmme interest you? alld II to 2 hours morni•I~.J afternoon or aveaings. Write Bot 688, Pomeroy, Ohio. 3 22 geces~ary. SULLI:lOzER WORK. Rea:;oa.J able. dependable, ud porieJJet. WY 2-22G8. J 16 Mile Help w.nr.c~ WANTED: Positioa epeu for office 11r0rk in a two VWl oftice iu Pomeroy, Typillf an absolute ne. eulty. Five daya 1 week. S.nd oomp1ete r•ume Ia· cludina refereace~, age ud marital statUI. Wrl.. To1 • • 661.0 c/o Tho o.u, -lnol, Pomo"'Y WANTED BRICKLAYERS We are a Federal Govornmell Contractor 1111<1 plldge to pro. vida equal employment OP· potiiiDillet wilboal rogard to race, eob', ereecl or aatio• al oriSiJI. bnlltM Collstruotiora OIIII(IU1. COII!act Joluo R. Lim, • Univeralty Tor· ..ur-., QUo, HS-1111111·1· w • all •• :M. ..... lllr .... loorp? ...&.Yea _ lii.JIIonr. .. _ • .__.,.._ JI.-IOd ethM'g ....... - ltY~ . . . - Collo tlpc-. 7 , , •• . _ aowttrre 31.Callbl · a. Altjtwh lllpped .,....,. ""' ~ abbr. ·- ..... a.--..r. zt. . . . :a.2&.-"' 1:-4-4-4-4-"'~I::.-1HHHH 311.f'lllaloNo • ~---........r-1 Jf.- 21.CIIIW b-f-Hfn>iji(++-t.:. M.- ........ 3&.M 5 l i j M.Qall .... ......... -...... ........ ......... ....... .fl.' GIRL FRIDAY Ia Cree.i~e t .Pa:aba , -~ W•ntad 2Z.-. 2..,.,._ a .6. lllll.do - -- Apacho dealer. equij>mont ond supplies. raee, LDig .. ~ ..... - &Oirt~ ~ --· ...~~~~~~:7~~ RALPH D&ILY tail"llQQOJB- Dill's . _ lit work It! YER .&.K'I'•Joa.a..a.Ka lo LOIG.ai,LOW OM _ _p l y _ l o r _ Ja-_.a..&.ll<- L'o, X lor lbo- O'o, tl<. SloPe u.. Hgtll aad lor'W'tige ~ . . , . . . U'e a» ldllt& -day u. .... - . - .... "" ~ .a. loWV l'VWJC ,. r:~ ." • • WK.\ P W • • • - • .I.VK D .1. Y t ....,. a;; h1u1ta • I.UJGH m woam - - fWM- Df ..r .,. . . -LA.MB ~0 llll, Xhtc r.taru 8rakl ~. -.1 a QUT LITTIN' MIR IOU '1'4 AllOUNO l .... t11o - a:~~;a~'·~~- qr ; • , D.I.Y'fJaJC Kl'II:K£1: 81'ARTI~' WQI.IG,. 1<10 •• ~ JK15. \ ..........loJmlnl: " ....... 1IMir ... t .. Ukt YOJI 1akl, Pop,-tfitn why don' 101! 111d Mom ; ball w ..., ... llllit ,., ,.. ua;tiUJ~t,w:j't" ~~~~ t ~. ' . . ;16...- . J .' . . .,) ' �., •» I PTA Program • ' LS Around And Ab f Middleoorf I' •I Mol'nly About People In Pomeroy I ..f\ ~.~~ '· ' ' ' , "' '1t . ' i . JENNIFER CREW Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crew, Pomeroy, are announcing dJe opproaehlog wedding of their daugbier, Jeaniler, to David Browo, ROn of Rev ..and Mn. Eageoe Browo of Waverly. Tbe wedding wiU he an event of April Zl at 1:30 p.m. at 1he United Methodist Cburcb In l'llmeroy wltb a reception lo follow. Open cburcb wedding wW he observed. ' ' ' ' - Bradbury Arts, ' Crafts Club Meets Recently Well Received A musical playlet, ''Down On lng pink 111lts; and riding 1 Realistic green trees provided sponsored by the Middleport P. Old MacDonald'• Fann," given scooter and tricycle; Woofte, the C<ltlntry selling. Mrs. Ben T.A. with Wllllam Ingles, pres· b~ ·the girls and obys of the Ute dog in brown oulflt and Tab- Philson provided ihe plano ac· idenl, In charge. Mr. Tom Kel· Middleport Third Grades, \Von by the family cat in jl'ey. companlmeni lor the play with ly, Guidance Counselor, spoke an entltusiastlc r8ceplion from The Ianners, farmerettes Mrs. George Hackett playing on the Citizen's Scholarship the large audience of parents and scarecrows wore straw for the special numbers. Foundation organization . which and friends Monday evening 1 hats and bonnets and patches. Special numbers Included a will provide scholarships solely in the high school auditorium. · . vocal sole entitled, "That Darn for local graduates of MlddleSt•ven Walburn was cast as - · = Cat," done by Stephanie Ord; port High School to be used •n Farmer MacDonald, complete a humorous reading, "A Morti- training of their choice, college, I with beard and cowbell, with . lying Mistake" by Judith Ow· vocational school, business ! all of the animals including ens; a Scarecrow chorus ; etc. Solicitations will he made I d1Jrks , ducks, pigs, and the dog OU tumbling act by Martha McNeal I to local organizations and lndi· and rat. Making up Ute chorus in black dancing costume, a viduals. Mr. Ingles asked rooml were the farmers , iarmeretles, M dance routine by April Fraser. mothers to assist in planning snd scarecrows. ' Sunday dinner guests 01 r. and u piano trio number, the village canvassing. The curtains opened as the Iand Mrs. Asa Jordan of Middle- "Grace and Favor" by Mary The opening prayer was giv· entire cast sang the "Booster'•/ port were Mrs. Jane Douglas Mills, Barbara Fultz and Dindy en by the Rev. M. E. Dowson Goodmorning." Farmer MeDon- and Mr. ~d Mrs .. James f ~ Demoskey. The enlire chorus followed by the flag pledge led ald and his helpers sang t h e borne and du'ee chirthldredan, 0 1 • concluded the play with the by the Girl Seoul Troop. Donna theme song "Old MacDonald bany. A family bi Y ce •· Uteme song. Blevins and Sonya Ohlinger were Had a Far~" featuring lour, bration followed the dinner. The name of Charles Whitting· ushers lor the program. little chicks dressed in yellow, Eric Chambers, student at ten as one of Ute farmers was costumes, Fluffy, Downy, Quin-' Rio Grande College.' is spe~; ontltted In an earlier listing of ~-·~ ty, and Pecky, the rooster; lng Ute spring vacatioo ;::!ard Ute cast members. Tbe play was • rt\ree lillie ducks in while ce,. parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~ 11,1 I . ~ Reoent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Payne were Mr. and Mn. David Ball and lam· By, Mrs. Charles Roach and BY MRS. MITCHELL· IYEBB daughter and Mr. and Mra. Tbe Bradbury A~ts and Crafll Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Vance John Webb. aub met recently at the home were Thursday vlsllors of Mrs. Mrs. Alfret! Amold and daughof Mrs. Arthur Marcum with Blanch Beard. ier·in·law, Mrs. Charles Arnold 10 members and one guest Mrs. Harley Green and Mrs. and danghter were visitora in present. Mrs. Clarence M u r· Alva Lowe attended hom"e dem· Huntington recently. ray, president, conducted the 0118trBtiOn Wednesday at the Mr. and Mrs. Roger IDII and business session. borne of Mrs. Harry Shumliker. sona of New Marllnavllie were Devotlona were given by Mrs. · Mrs, Earl Harris, who bas recent weeMnd visitors of the Marcum and Mrs. Paul Wino been a patient in Holzer Hosplt. former's parenll, Mr. and Mrs. gave Ute story of a "Woman of al, has reiumed home. B. H. HUI and sons of Addison. the Bible." Plana were made Mr. and Mrs. John Webb Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Wess, . to allend a television show at were visitors in Gallipolis re- Mr. and Mrs. Vsnon George Huntington and also the Crafts cently. Mr. Webb went to con· and son Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Show at Cedar Lake, w. va. suit his doctor. Ray Smith were recent Sunday Mrs. James Reed was a~ Recent Sunday visitors of Mr. visitors of Mrs. Tracy Wood. pointed card and nower chair· and Mrs. David Bali were Uteir Mrs. Vernon George and ,.n man 1o rep,lace Mrs. Marcum daughters. Mrs. Charles Roach returned to their home In eo. who Is moving away soon. A and daugbter Teren Lynn, Mr. lumbus alter spending two covered dish dinner wu serv- and Mrs. Raymond Robie, Mrs. weeks with Turley George and ed at noon witlt Mr. Marcum Ball's parents, Mr. and Mrs. family. and son, Eddie, as guests. John Webb. Mrs. Johnnie Wess •nd wife The afternoon session was Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bares and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith spent in making sachet balls and and son Eugene were recent spent a weekend with Gene oiber articles. Present in add~ visitors of Mrs. Tracy Wood. Wess and lmnily. tion to the above named were -- · --- -Mrs. Lawrence Reed, Mrs. ELBERFELDS ARE HEADQUARTERS Wayne King, Mrs. Max Davis, Mrs. Mack Stewart, Mrs. Griff Hanes Sportswe1r 1nd Underwear Russell, Mrs. Oleva. Cotlerlll and a guest, Mrs. Jessie Cot. For Men and Boys terill of Syracuse. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Wayne King when Ute project will be the mak· SHORT-SLEEVED log of hats. Ewington . IUm,, Waddle, Teeter and Tod· l Ch;.:::~;.,ing and Jerry Dadie. two llll~ pink pigs, wear· I vis, Rio Grande College, are · ·spending the spring vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilder· Mrs. Wilbur Hannt~g and Mr. mutlt and daughters spent the ""' I and Mrs. Max DaviS. I weekend at Cuyahoga Fnlls Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp The Rose Garden Club of Tup- wilh her sister and brolher·in and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Raplon- pers Plains held their March haw, Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam The Middleport and Pomeroy I stall and c.hlldren, Editlt and meeting at the home of Mrs. J. Bowers and family . Baptist Youth Fellowships held BIU, were m Reynoldsburg Sun- s. Davis. It was called to order Mr. and Mrs. E. E Ratltburn, thetr mitial joint meeting Sun- day where Utey were guests of by Ute president, Mrs. Norman Mr and Mrs. Carl Weber and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wolle SWEAT SHIRTS dy evening at Ute Pomeroy Mr. and. Mrs. Glean Sharp. A McC.in, followed by prayer. Mrs. Wilham Conrad of Athens 1enterlamed wJtb a party SaMchurch. family dinner was held In obser· The verse of the month was visited Thursday, with Mr. and 1day aflernoon bonormg their SON IS BORN FOR SWINGING MEN· following a game ll lntroduc- vance of the birthdays of Mr. read by Mrs. Etltel Arbaugh. Mrs. Linder Dains and altend· l grandson, Keith Wolle, of Am- . Mr. and Mrs. James Mourn. tion. the Senior and Junior Sharp, Mr. Wayne Sharp and Roil call was answered by each , ed Ute funeral of Mark Evans. lin, on his filth birthday. Games :ng of Columbus are announc· OF-ACTION groups adjourned to separate~ Mr. Haptonstali. A decorated naming some garden or flower I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lytle were played wtth prizes award· ng Ute birth of a son, Thursrooml to discuss plans for lu- birthday cake wu the gift of tip to be used during March. . and Susan spent Sunday after- ed lo Kevin Buckley, Lawrence ~ay, . March 17, al University 05 P1 ~1 In Columbus. Tbe bature meetings, alier which they Mrs. Haptonstall. The program consisted of noon with Mr. and Mrs. Char· Pooler and Blame Cole. Jomed lor recreation IRd r.. Mr. and Mrs. Daany Thomas "Quick and Easy Tips," by Mrs. les R. Karr Sr. Alter lhe honored guest open- by weighed 8 pounds and 3\0 1 freshments. of Vienna,. W. Va., spent the Charles Carr, and ''Forsythia," Mrs. Donald Morgan and son~ his gifts, refreshmen~ of ounces and has been named I Attending from Middleport weekend With her parents, Mr. wsa discussed by Mrs. Carl returned to their home, Newark 1ce cream, decorated btrihday James Michael. were Jimlhy Brewer, Joyce Rli· and Mrs. Walle~ Crooks and her Barnhill. The special arrange. Sunday, alter a week's visit cake made by his greai aunt, Grandpar~nts include Mrs.· Randy Becker Brenda brother, Gene Crooks, who Is ment of carnaiions and fern wiih her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Wilham DaviS of Colum· Dale Mournmg, Mlddlepori and ~dwards, Anita ~ltz, Kayle spending. Ute spring vs~aiion was by Mrs. Clarence Headley. Eslie Mossman. 'They were ac· bus, kool aid and candy '!"ere Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walters, Pt. Ru,eU, Pat Edwards and Mrs. from Ohio Slat. Umverslly. Flower arrangements were jnd- companied home by Mr. Mor· served br r.Je hostess asststed Pleasnat, W. Va. Great gr~nd­ John Fultz who with Mrs. P. Hom~r Jones has been. return- ged and ribbons were awarded gan who spent ibe day here. by Keith s mother, Mrs. Hubert parents are Mrs. Vern Ftlson K. Russell, pHVlded the tran,. ed lo hiSI_wme from Me1gs Gen· to Mrs. Patricia Goebel and Kenneth Snider of Pittsbur~h. Wolf•. The Flintstone ih<me and Mrs. Walters of Pt. Pleu· portation. era] Hospilal. Mrs. Lena MeEt. Mrs. Lois McCain. The Travel- Pa. and Kenneth Carl of Sisters· was camed oul m the plates ant. They have two other chll· Altend' from Pomeroy were hlnny has retumed to Ute Jones ing prize was won by Mrs. ville, W. Va. were receni guests and napkms. dren, Dale, 71>, and Jull, 210 M'k S mg Georg Skinner borne after spending several Rose Cox of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan Attendmg were Mrs. James years old. D;r~ s:;i~~n, POO:, McK..,: d1y1hat UteMr homdeMof aEdgnother Mrs. J,;,k Robson, regional and family. GilllliJSm~thanddDePnnis, MSrs. Lor· - - -- zie Mike Martin, Tink Trlplei~ dang ter, . an rs. ar director, was guest speaker lor Mr. and Mrs. John Kilpnt· ry ' an eggy ue, Mrs. FAMILY DINES D . Ml h l d Miss Sail Wolle. Ute evening. rick of Columbus were week· Max Cole and Elame, Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neutzling This sweat shirt Is perfect for the avts ~ ae ;"M w·u· Y Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Werner Mrs Floyd Stout and Mrs end guests of Mr and M r s. Jeff and Todd, Mrs. Virginia I I . ed active man who wants comfort .!!ll! Fostedr, Rr. anC rs. W'l,lliBm I have received word that their Glen 'stout were welcomed .; Dwight Milhoan ~nd family Pooler and Lawrence and Ka- en er am with a family din· Shen an. ev . arver 1 ams A 1st 1 p ,_ W · th K · 8 kl J d S ner Sunday at their borne, Ma· warmlh. 100% cotton with a fleeced and Mrs. Oliver Michael, thE' , son, . ~ass .elC erner, new memoers Miss Robfrta Kraeu_ter and Y, evm uc ey' u y pen- pie Place. Present were Mr. and Inside. Handsome ribbed trim, cuffs, adVIsors who Js stationed m Soutlt ca.... Refreshments were served by friend, Miss Karen Brltley of cer and Jeff Holter. Mrs. Ray Biggs and C.ralynn craw neck. Assorted colors. S·M·L·XL · llna, leli Monday lor 8 Utree the hostess 1o 16 members and Lyndon, students at Ohio Uniand Maralynn Tracy, Mr. and months tour of duty in France. one guest. The April meeting versity spent the weekend with Delegate1 Naml!d Mrs. Marvin Burt and children See the Complete Selection of Hanes Sweat 1 Mr. and ~rs. Harold George wJU be held at the home of Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. El· To Convention Jeffrey, Randall, Melanie and Shirts - T Shirts • Briefs - Locker Shirts • Pomeroy, Ohio land sons •. Br~an and Brent, Gal- Charles Yeago. don Kraeuter. Delegates to the Stare con. David and Mr. and Mrs. Neutz. hpohs •. VlsJted over the weekMrs. Clara Paulsen was hostMisses Leda Mae and RoberI' Undershirts - Athletic Shorts • On Sale in w· ess 1o the Walk-In Garden club Ia Kraeuter and Miss Kar· vention to be held in Columbus: mg. end wtlh Mr · and Mrs. L· LAST TIME TONIGHT April 22-23 were chosen when the Mens and Boys Department on the 1st "DR. GOLDFOOT AND Me Comas. when the March meeting was en Britley were Saturday visi- Rutland Chapter, Future HomeTHE BIKINI MACHINE" MI sa J aneI Crosseo of Alb ens held at her home in Hemlock tors in Parkersburg, W. Va. makers of America met recentAIJXILJARY TO MEET I Floor. - Teehnicolor-spent the weekend recently Grove. A number of communi- Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wolle F'rankte Avalon, Vincent Price, Dwaynl:! Hickman, Su- Wjth Debbie Gru eser and. .her cations were read and a contri- and son, Keith of Amlin were ly in the home economics room. The Auxiliary to Feenev.Ben, san Hart parents, Mr. and M.... William botlon lo Ute Wahkeena Fund weekend guests of Uteir parents, Girls chosen were Mary Hall, nett Post 1211. American Legion F.. turttt•: P11rlor, Btdroom Grueser. was approved. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wolle and Becky Haley, Jean Tillis and will meet tonight at the legion & Wroth Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay, The meeting was called to orMr. and Mrs. James Gilmore. Dixie Wamsley. Karen Haynes hall In Middleport for Ute reguColorctrtoona 1 Columbus, spent the . weekend der by the president, Belva Wil· A3C Marvin J. Gilmore left president, will attend as a vot- ::lar:...:m=ee:tln~g.~------'.!""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""" Wtdnt5doy ond Thu..,.y wtth Mr. & Mrs. ~liliam G~ lard, leading the club prayer Monday morning for Keesler mg helper and Miss Leda Mae March 23-24 ser and other reMives. Jommg and pledge to the flag. A n n a Air Force Ba•e, Biloxi, Miss., Kraeuter advisor, will accom· NOT OPEN groupThloeodr dinnG,.. Sunday! Hart furnished ihe program to~ alter a 14 days leave with his- pany the group. Plans were I the was Mrs ore rueser o • made for a bake sale in Rutland Friday thru Tuoodoy M' ·il ic on "Planning lor Continuous parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gil· Saturday. The next meeting will mersvl e. . bloom," and Clara Paulsen read more Jr. and family. He will March 25·29 WALT DISNIY'S le Mrh and ~rs..';;":;,s E. Tri~ Ute opening thought. Response continue trainmg in elecironics be April_1_4•_ _ __ "THAT DARN CAT" II a~e re urn . rna vaca- to roll call was "HelpJul hints lor 16 weeks. TIDRD CHIL -TecbnicolorI Miss Alice M. Hupp, MISs D BORN Hayley Mills, DeaD Jonet, lion trip lo Florida. While Utere lor flower arranging. :' 21645 2N7% 2W6S 31.52 3G68 3U51 41635 4E6S 4S6S 554 612 854A Dorothy Pro\'ine ~ey were the guests of rela· Several floral arrangements I Hazel Wilson and Miss P e g Sgt. and Mrs. Edward Lee 21735 2N74 2W76 3A.53 3Jl 3U52 41645 4£6S 4$67 563 6)5 Slii!K lltltUrtHt: FJunt br I Flin, 01 21835 2N76 2Y87 3A54 3J54 3U53 41735 4E67 4576 564 lives mcluding thetr daughter • • i01dged and ribbons award- I Weaver of Parkersburg, W. Va. McComllll . Spokane: Wash., 6J6 863D Ol•ner Cartoon 205 1 2 N78 2Z52 3A61 3J57 3U54. 41745 4E68 4U52 572 6K5 863W jand family, Mr. and Mrs. Chel ed. During lbe social hour visited SUnday afternoon with ' are. announcmg l~e birth of A.dml11lon 75c & 401 2052 2R32 2163 3A62 3J62 3U61· 41835 4£69 4U53 621C 864L 1Haddox. . . . , ' . the~r third ch1ld, a son, born 2061 2R42 2176 3064 3J76 3U62 41845 4E76 4054 622W 762$ 864P iiii'-=====------===-.l conrest furnished br Belva Will- MISs Hupp s aunl, Mrs. Desste Mondoy, March 2t at the Air 2062 2R47 30837 3072 3Kl 3W52 45335 413 4061 625M 7J5 874M 2065 2552 31745 3076 3N43 3W53 45435 4J5 4U62 ·625W 7J6 884K ard was won by Mma Hart. Patterson. Force Ba H ·t 1 · Spok 2E52 2563 31835 3074 3N47 3W64 45635 4J6S 4W65 626K 7K5 liB4S Tbe April meeting will be at Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Alward ane Th seb b ospl 8 hmd • 2E63 2576 311146 3078 3N62 3W68 462 4J67 4W67 628A 7K6 894A th · . . e ay we1ge seveR 2E76 2U26 362 3E51 3N63 3W72 41\SI 4J72 4W76 6l2M 804M 811 . e home of Lousle Hamson spent Ute weekend In Johns- pounds and 14 birth 2G71 2U63 362L 3E54 3N65 3W74 41\52 4J74 4Z60 635K 8D4P BIB : with Mina Hart giving the op- town with Mr. and Mrs. William Grandparents in~~':.' at M r 1· 2G72 2U64 362W 3E57 3N69 3W76 4A53 4J76 4Z65 636W 8148 SJS 2G74 2\l67 363 3£62 3R38 3W78 4A54 4J78 IIZ66 638C 814C 8K5 enmg Utougbt. Myers and family. Ralph Herren of Crere N b · 2G76 2U69 363P 3E76 3RA2 'Sta7 4/.61 4K5 4Z67 639A '814P 962D Program topic will be "Beau- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bartels ka and Mr. and Mrs. L. W~ ;;:'~ 2G78 2W51 364 3G60 3R~ 3251 4A6Z 4N5l 4Z68 639C 8248 963$ 2J52 2W52 372 3G63 3R49 3253 4A65 4R38 4Zli9 Ci62A 8241< I)' Spots In our Scemc Ohio." ~~ Youngs~wnthar~•ved Sun:y, Comas, Middleport. Great grand· 2J63 2W61 373 3Gti4 3549 3268 4R43 4Z76 663A 834A AJ4 2J76 2W62 374 3066 3$62 •3276 :~ 41<47 552 663K 8340 or a VISI WI IS mo er, mothers include Mrs. J , E. Me-2N71 2W63 3ASI 3G67 3$16 41645 41<48 553 ll44C Bt4 PLAN OPEN HOUSE Mrs. Edna Bartels. Comas of Columbus and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George John· Mrs. Bradford Maag spent Barbara Paspicble f N b son will celebrate their 50th Ute weekend In Columbus witlt ka. The couplo have ';. ra~: wedding anniversary Sunday, her daughter and son·in • law, ters, Diane, 4 years old o~u:a. 'I March Z1, With open house for I Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan and tricia, 16 montlts ola. thetr fr100ds and relatives at daughter. their home In West Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schu· UBRARY CLOSES W. Va. from 2 to S p.m. Mr. and ler and daugbier, Linda of Co- Miss Carol Lyoll8, librarian Mrs. Johnson are the parents lumbus were weekend guests of for the Middleport l'llbllc u. of 11 children, all of whom will his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ja. bracy. has announced that Ute be home for ~e anniversary. cob Schuler. · library will be closed uniil Miss Lena Grueser was the Saturday, March 26 to allow Ute Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. completion of lhe children's The c.ntesl'l In Its lad wtek. So hurry. He...'J You may have milled your number blfore.) Ito 96th Anniversary tlow it works. Look at the first symbols (the prefl11) llopn to Invent, no puzzles to aolve. In fact. pu Harry Keiser, Minersville. !ibrary room. The addition 1o on your vehlcleldentlfloatlon sUp. Then look at the dori't even hiwe tD awn • Buld( to Mve• ria iinl I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jacobs of the main library will provide a symbols llatect above. Uyou 1ind yours on the list. number. Y9U've taken the flnt step toward btln.r • Winner. Soutlt Shore, Ky. were Sunday more adequate space for chil· Now so aoe your Buick dealer. He has a list of 72 gues.ts of his parents, Mr. and dren. An opening will be held -lnners post•d In his showroom. h' you sea yol.l" S.. Our Prize Board entire vehicle identification number on the poster \t Mrs. Pearl Jacobs. -the symbols plus the rest of the . numbersalter completion, pllllllled by $2332 caah li. yours. (If your prefix lRI't listed ·In DISCOUNTS Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kautz and Ute llbracy board. this ad, don't aive up. Your numbl,..- may have family of Columbus visited Sunbeen potted durlnathe paltslltweekL Every w.k On All R-. daY WI'th hi s parents ' Mr. and 72 winners were .posted gn. thllhQwroom waD. -• Prl.... Shaea 30 ATI'END PRACTICE Mrs. w. L. Kautz and relatives Approximately 30 attended the in Middleporta nd Mason, W. practice meeting lor DiStrict 13 Middleport, 0. Va. The birthday of Paul Kautz Daughters of America rally You'll be dogKone glad to learn about our personal loan plan . Every da y people apply lor loans to pay ~~~::;:;:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::!;;w;•;s;ce;l;eb;r;•ted~;wl;th;;:•;d~inne~r~. held Sunday afternoon, at Tuphospital bills, meet taxes or consolidate their bills. 11~ pers Plains. Refr\!abmenls were You can, too! Learn about our low-Interest rates and served at the cl011t cf tbe pracEASt TEIMS ... • long-tel')ll easy.to·pay rates Take a break from all of tice. Attending from Pomeroy Thoro•un authorlztciBulCit diller ne a. you. S. tdsi'OOU!Ao·Che<ked used c:oro, IIIG. those ffnanclai worries. Take out a loan at the bank were Mrs. Henry Reibel, Mrs. • where you'll find friendly people willing to help. Earh I Ben Neutzling, Mrs. Amold I loan handled Individually, quickly, effirlently. ' Hayes, Mrs. Harry Stahl and Mrs. 'lliomu Coot. Garden, Flower Tips for March Are Presented Initial Joint M...,.t 'ng Held By Fellowships Party is Given Saturday for KethiWolle ----- - HANES . ' HAN~S MEIGS THEATRE , ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 ' I •I ••• - J know how nreels , ... ... ••• I 100118" week. SALE The High Cost Of Living Got You In The Doghouse? Roush's Shoe Store 8"1! IUMY.IUICk'l '1••,1100" SWIBD.kll •' 111n Dlall•k. I llli ens ~alional B[ ' .? ' WE PAY 4'.'l> ON SAVINGS MEMBEl FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCB CORP. CHECK YOUR CAR'S REGISTRATION NUMBER AT, •• GIVE 8UNDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeu· ter entertained with a dinner Sunday at their bome, Racine. Present were Mr. and : . M.r.a. Dale Valontlne and son, U!Ty, Parkersburg, W. Va.; Miss Kar. en Brltley of London; Misses Leda Mae and Roberta Kreaulei' and lbe boil 1114 hollell. BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. "THE AREA'S AUTHORIZED lUlCK DEALER" PO~EROY, . t~IO on for rant i-Nlly Sentinel, Pomero:r·Mid.dleport, 0 ., March 22, 11168 .., ,.,.. p Plans for flnanclllf fHt),OOO a year, was out of town lodar to be usee! with .I.SO,OOO of a end Could not be reached. Ftcloral ll'llllt asiUI"ed Tuello However, other Incorporator~ day for conslructlon of a hall associated in the project with miDion dollar nursing home in Mr. Canaday, are reported 1o Pomeroy are expected to be be allorney James B. O'Brien lllDOUllCed soon. and Paul Simon, a Pomeroy merchant. Both preferred Mr. State Health Director, Dr. C11118day make all detailed anEmmett W. Arnold s:nnounced nouncements of plans for Ute Tuesday $150,000, aa been granf. borne. ed the Pomeroy Bend Nursing It is understood the borne Home, Inc., for conatructlon. \. will be built on a Lincoln Drive Allogether, $11 mlllion was dig. • seclor on a picturesque site ov. trlbuted throughout Ohio lor erlooking Pomeroy. A road was bosplials and other health fa· built into the general over Cj]lties, Dr. Arnold announced a year ago, and all brush haa through United Press lntema. been cleared. The corporatioa lional. is a charitable one. Delmar A. Canaday of Po~ First step now will be lo or• eroy, who has been working on ganize ftnanclng of the roughthe nuram, home project over ly $350,000. Million dollar grants went for a state Health DeP¥tment Jal>IX'atory Ia Columbui, expansioo ond Improvements at Trumbull Memorial Hospital in Warren, replacement lor the Wadsworth Municipal Hospital, and a joml project with Appalachia funds for lhe Sheltering Arms Hos. pital in Aihens. · . Arnold said ihe grants, ail' proved by the Ohio Hospital Ad· visory Council and Ute U.S. Public Health Service, were dis· n·Ibuted on a priority basis for those areas which bad already arranged their share of local fi. nancing. The grants came un .. der Ute federal Hill • Burtoa Act. More titan $6.6 million went lor general hospitsls and gov· II'•• ernment health ceolen, $850,· 000 for diagnostic and treatment lacilltlea; $3.3 miUioR lor non-profit nursing homes and long • term care units; and another $460,000 for rehabilitation centers. The oUter approved grants Included : , Colum!Ns-$280,000 for a rehabllilation facility at Ohio State University; $130,000 Jor a long • term care unit at Mt, Carmel; and $100,000 for a re· habilitallon facility at Riverside. Cincinnati - $433.000 lor a health center run by the ell)' Health Department; and $100,• OliO to Jewish Hospital for a diagnostic and trealment unit. Cleveland - $250,000 to MI. • -VOl XVII _, Dover- $890,000 for expansion fi, "' ~ 'ospital. 1 %:j ,; Canton-1600,000 roo·· ..... Mt. Vernon-$1S,ootl for a dl- o:,. '-' lm care Wilt al· tbi':'"l!i!W·· agnostic and treatment unit at unty Geriatric llc!me. Mercy Hospital. 4 Mansflel~,ooo fw Fremont.-$116,000 lo Memor· home lacillltties~n:l:U;l:~f~ Jal Hospital for expansion of Its Mansfield 1\1 diagnostic and treatment unit. Monroe-$200,008 for But'Yrus-$75,000 lor enlarge· •t the I. Pleasant ment of outpatient diagnostic Home. and treatment unit at Bucyrus UJtp:~pe~r~e~:~~~~r;:;Lt;:== Communily Hospital. a rt the Lima - $911,000 lor outpatient County Nursing Home. unit at Lima Memorial Hos· Sebring - $250,000 1m r pita!. placement at the Ashland-$116,000 for expanOaks Nursing Home. sion of Good Shepherd Home. Barberton - $187,000 Defiance-$80,000 for new nur~ Barberton Citizens llolopltll·;ll;t sing home at the Defiance 1 long . term care County Home. Pomeroy - $150,11110 for Dennison-$150,000 for a long• ttruction at the Big BeAd term care unit at Twin Cily atng Home. oi Union Hospital. - at y I Sinal Hoapllal and $100,000 lo Huron Rotcl Hospital for diagnostlc and treatment centers; $400,000 for a long term care facUlty at St. Augusline Hall; and $200,000 lor aid in Ute city Health Department's construe. tion of two health centers Akron-$156,000 additional to the city Health Department for a health center which received a $400,000 grant last year ; and $100,000 for an outpatient diag. nostlc and treatment clinic at Children's Hospital. Toledo-$133,516 for the St. Vincent Hospital Rehabililahon Center. Warre~, OOO lor St. Joseph Riverside Hospilal and $233,000 lor Warrea General Hospital. en tine ______________________________________________ .._;,., Det10led To The lnterutl OJ TluJ MeiJa-M111on .4no POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO NO. 277 WEDNESDAY, tv\ARCH 23, I 966 FIVE Johnson Pledges U. S. Will Maintain NATO with Allies at Ia the WORLD WASHINGTON (UPI)-Pressldent Johnson, all8wering French President Charles de Gaulles' atrempts to dismantle NATO, said today Ute United Stales is determined to join witlt its allies to "preserve and to strengl~en the detenent strength" of the Atlantic alliance. "We are hopeful that no member of Ute treaty wlU long remain withdrawn in tl101 U.E. diplomats, at the State I from NATO's Integrated milita· mutual affairs and obligations Department. The speech was Iry command. Johnson said: W filch, Wall L1sten of the Ailantlc," he delcared. broadcast nalionwide on radio "Some say lhBI new <ircumWASHINGTON _ PREBI· U. S. diplomat.,, at the State and television. stances in t~e world today cai1 1 dent Johnaon says ll's too soon responsibility will await any ' The Cbiel Execudve devoted for the dismantling of the to apply the anli . inflailon ally who decides to return to his entire speech to the ' "CCessl organization. brakes 1e the nation's economy Ute common l11sk." he said. of ihe North Atlantic Treaty "Of course NATO should so there'll he no new tax in: Johnson made the remarks io since its formation 17 y•ars ago adapt to the changing needs of · creases lor the time being a major policy address pre- and the determination of thiS the times. But we believe jusl The Chief Executive lold a pared for lhe Foreign Service Icountry lo keep it active. as firmly tho I such change, news conference Tuesda he Institut~ and t~e Senior Semin- In an obvious reference to De must be wrought by the ; bad no current tans f:r rec· ar, made up of lop level career Gaulle's intention lo withdraw I member nations . working with . . P ------- -- - one another w1thm tbe alommendmg hJghe_r taxe11. In a t~M:Ui"iiii%1lbt a uaxa wm liance," !le said. 1 departure from hiS ?sual glow· , WASIDNGTON . (UPI) "Consuliatton, not isolalion is lng slatem~nt~, he c1led a num· Presldeot Jobaeon look olf ibe root to reform. We must her of stahsllcs !~om Ute less not forget in success and prosperous underside of the cur· from ibe Wblle Rouoe lawo abundance the lessons we rent economic boom. Among by beilcopler ... lor1 ~d- learned in danger and isolaiion· these were a decltne In retail rews11 Air Fore;.. '"' • ' That whatever the ,,sue w~ •ales }n Janual') ~nd . Februar), jel tmedlglbtl llo d'·-11 edoa ool share one common d;nger, a drOp ·In hou,!l\!14-,l!lr\1. "'¥"· m a e Y ""'os • pared to • year ago. a drop In Tile beileopler lilted off ot new orders for durable goods 11:15 • · "'· EST. A press pool ' was aocompaoym, tbe Pres· and the fact that unemployment ld en1. __ Oiber Wblle Hous0 • · 9 1 eded 20 ex~ v per cent m 1 o correspondent! \ were ea pr1macy U. S. labor markets. The State Highway Department opened bids Tues· route 16 tbe destination 01 • day in Columbus on more than $10 million worth of press plane, Hunt GJ1od Ship construction work in 29 projects scattered around Ohio, HILL'IDALE MICH _ AN including a $3 million package in the relocation of Rt. _,.,,,._,...,'""""""' Air Force in;estigati~g team 35 in Gallia and Jackson county and the Centerville By· Pass. Two more cases of skunks today trul!sed lhrough soggy The estimated eosl nf the Pl\OVed rabid were confirmed 1 farm fields and interviewed per· 25 'lat. and four federal pro- .10 G Ill l I Tuesday in Meigs County bring· I sons who reported slgbtmg a . ' a a coun y. glowing "ghost sblp" In an ~~ JecThts wCoaslr$10,tl927,540.d M I . I The project was Withdrawn 0 ICe lng Ute toial number of rabies, TWISTED .:.._ A trailer rig pulled by William ~'. Di•trirh for the Charleston Consn-e n ac ng an a er1a f b"d · 1 ln eases thJs yea~ _to 20, . Health Ition Co., Charleston, broke loose Tuesday afternoon at Masun and plowed into a parke( tempt to identify the mysterl· Co Evanston Ill. was low fOOl 1 opemngs ea~ y Department officials sa1d to· lcar owned by Man in Marr. Buffalo. W. Va. The trai ler travel f'd approximately 50 feet ous object . ., ' ' . r February because of right or d Scores ;, . SOliS ra in bidder on ihe construclion 0 way problems at Centerville. I a~. . before hitting he automobil e, which was damaged. The acctdent was reportedly per ' ng g 5.4 miles of U. S. Rt. 35 tn Gal· Th Slate cunently has liti· j Seventeen of the rab1es cases caused by a broken atr hose. Dtetrirh was , tied bv Mason City Police Chief Fred Taylor lrollm facoednners tod poUdeemen ldto lia and ~cbon counties. The gat~ons in GaUia County com· Pornero police lnvestigaled j haft been in skunks, two in on a charge of operating de£er ti ve equipment _· Sentin el Photo. . s an a ean, ' 8 project estimate was $3 160 1100 . Y cattle and one In a fox. The --- ·- - - .. -- - -co ege they saw the hovering object and the Dlinois conlract~r's 'bid mon pleas court ugamst two l an accident at 1'1S p.m. Tues- most recently tested animals during the past few days. Dr. was $3,1,Sl,008. . Cen:;;~~ ;~~~~n~, pro::;- ' day on .~e.st Main-st Involving! were killed in Ute Salem and I H. Allen Hynek, Ute top A, I r The highway project lnclndes l ly i Y two veh1<lcs. Rutland 'l'wp. areas. '-'" \ F~ scientific ~dvlsor on Un~ two bridges over Indian Creek easements. They said •• automobile driv· The health department also . , . . .. deni1fled Flymg ObJects and the Centerville By-Pass in William R. and Della R. Tale en by Larry Jeffers , 24, Middle- reported loday thai 586 animals ! TOKYO IUPII - The Chm· mamstre am of world rommun· The Chmese actloa climul\i: IUPOs), led the probe. the 5.4 mile section of limited dnd Carrie Ramsey and John port, pulled onto the highway ~ have been innoculated at three ~ Comm~n~st~ toda_y re· llsm fol lm~ mg o disaslruus -.Pr· a senes of mcre~smg1y v~ access highway, the major por- and Bertha Banks, have ap- and hit a car driven by Jean lof the cJincis held to date in iJecled Russ1a s mv1tallo~ to at· 1es of dtplomattc setbacks m attacks on Russ1a coupled will H' to k 8 • tlon of which is located in pealed lhe appropriation of Ann Johnson 35 Clifton. No Meigs. tend the world Commumst par· , Afn <'a .ond lndonesta. ehargos Moscow had lllgnod . ~TI~AN cW:'~ ARCR· Bloomfleld and Madison town- portions of their land for right Injuries wer~ ;eported, and There were 197 dogs and ' ty congress. in Moscow Marrh The statemenl clima xed , to it self with t?~ United . State~ b' h f C terbury d Pop ships of Jackson county. 'r.le of way easements ror the new damage was only medium to cats receiving rabies innOOJia- 29 w1th a b1tter statement that year~ of sf'c·ret and ''P"'II ::imo- rmpenaltsts to undermme 1111 15 op ~ :n lly an b by-pass iJin RaCt'OOn township Cenrerville By·Pass. both cars. Jeffers was cited to tion at Reedsville, 1Z7 at Bed· 'all but ended for mal relations Sov~el b1ckermg whtrh rea rhed Viet Cong war effort to V'Let Paul ormEI e~ r r --.........._ Mayor Charles Legar's court on ford and 262 last night in Ra_! bet~een the two Commurust 0:1 CTesc·e ndo du rlllg the posl N<:~ lll . , Ill'IDOlS Flfffi • I I Low Biedder for Rte--·•'35'.-·-·Pro-J·ec-·t .!.. 'i:: Two More Skunks Found Rabid Dri'ver CI'ted I BYp )' I n pomeroy I '"""'Y RedSplit WI'dened by Chi'nese Re]'.u>tJ.on 1 .co:; :~~~ial·~~ro;ts~. ~~ ~~ . nd Ro IPIC th 2 DI.Stri'cts wl·n TIt Ie II GrantS. yield cine. The next clinic is 'fhur.. parttes week when the RusSians Issued The Peking actlol arpe ed I day, March from m. A statement by the Centra l ' <~ stal~m+'nl ar·r·u~mg Pekmg of ~ o rulr out any possibility au.,. _ p. 24 7 9 11 ghcan a man a o ,c at the MiddlePort Fire House Committee of the Red Chinese try mg ~o fo mr nt war b<>twt't'n sia and China would ever ...... church leaders since England.!! Other arr~sts 'I\iesday by I ___·- --- -· __ , party accused the Soviet Union tlw Umt~d Sta tes aud tile m the future on any joint ae1iaD. Henry . VIII broke away from e Pomeroy pohce were Charles • LOCAL TEMPS /of colla berating wtlh the Unot•d Soviet u,,,on . ----- · - - •gamsl the United States In tht. ~ ., . Rome mUte 16th ceniury, B. Vernon, 85, Le.iart, W. Va.,l Th• t001perature m Pome· States and satd til• two world 1 V1rl Nam war, Albania, Rei ..-! The Aagllcao primate, Dr. DWl, and Ada. Titus Pomeroy roy's business district at ll :IO tpowers were formiog an ali i· l BONf~ FORFF,ITI\f) ,['hma's only ally ltl EIII'OII!I; M1chael Ramsey, and the Roreckl~sa operation. Mrs. Tttu! a. m. today was 72 degrees un- ance lo encircle lhe Pekmg re· Pomeroy Mayor Char les Le· Joinl'd Peking in boycottift& dW -: ···~'" man ponllff huJied e~ch other Eastern Local School District and the Middleport Pub· was mvolved In an accident on der clondy skies. gim• ga r Toe,day ni (.ll ordered bund wot ld Communist party warmly after elchangUJI ad- Jlc Schooll learned Tueaday each has been approved for i West Second-s! In which lour - - -- -'The party action did not mean · fr om two persons forfeited. one gress in MoS<ow. Never befW , dre':'es. of greellng in the VaiJ. In oulriJht grant under Title 11 of the Elementary and Se· car~ were damaged. The other THE WEATHER a break between the two gov. fo r RohPrl Thom pson El.vria .,had Peking taken such 1 d!l» cans SIStine Chapel. The chap. condary School Act vehicles mvolved were owoed Windy, lurnlo1 colder wltb , ernments, but reJection uf lloe of $200 on a DWl charge. and ttc Slep although it complained el. decerated by Michelangelo, Larry Morrison, Eastern Local executive head, di,. by Robert Reed, Athens ; John scattered sbowera lonlgbt, Jow l invitation was unpreredent1•1 roo Burlon lJeWePse $25 each todaythat tbe Chinese bad'*Is where popes are elected. cloaed today Eastern has lleen approved lor 1 grant of Papa, Racine, and Alfred Ia 30s. Thursday cloudy, colder, and meanlthe Chinese had now on charge of mloxtcatton and J ~JUm > ltated at the last COillllllli March SeUI Ornry ,1,872 and Clarence Thompson, Superintendent of Middle. Rusehel, Jr., Pomeroy. aoow llurrle~aor..!'•••t. Isolated themselves from the diSt urbtng til<' peace. in t96t. THE SECOND IIWlCII 8IJZ. port Scboola, one of .1.740. a charge of falling lo right of way. I I zard in 211 daya paralyzed the Northern Plains l<lday, Blrandlog scor" of motorists and ..... sulllng In 11 least sevOD cleatbs. Cold wave wll'lllllp were poll~ ed eastward 11 Dllnoil. VIrtUal! 0 111 nd higiL Y ather':te ~ Nebra • wa)'t lt:rOdr~ 1 with .. ka were liiCitonl Power wund cl 11 the slate I wae • o: C:.,.. am:; ed. lAD I1LLED • CLEVELAND (UPI) - JUdi. ard ~. t, wu klJiecl 'I'II!Ltday WileD hll acclclentlllY. caught 1!f11 nodt In a CIWI beam on a ·111!ft111Urt railer l!OIIIer 11 tlltiiMollll of 1 frlelltl. ·. · Over $1 600 R et urne'd t 0 £n ark firom Both Middleport and EasterR IIChool. Local obtained the arants on II was noied by the school the basis of $2.11 per pupll. '!he men that federal lunda made a. fUnds are bulcally for IICbMI \'llilable under Title II mu•l library lnd instruclional mater- be used 1o supplement, and, O'ler $1,600 was .usee! for lois. 1o 1 pracUcal ertent Increase Improvement of Middleport Mr Morrison eald $1 tot of the level of stale local and pri- municipal purt and Ute recrelite 81'81ll will used vat. schtol funds for inatruc- atiOn program in llltl5 accord· to purebue library books and tioRal materials lng to an informal audit put the remlinder !Or aupplemen- Title u of lbe Elemeutary Into the record of Ute Middletary lell boeb In the elemeJL. lllld SecoaUry Seboal Act pori Recreation Commlsslon ICh..ts Morrllon IDled boal U JliOo Tuesday nigbt at town ball. that 1 East- ~~h~• ud Commission Cball'man Dave llilt Leal SchMI District are loatnclloul lerlal Uolltl CJ!linger ~ccepled Ute report , · , .. from LouiS Sauer, Jr., wbo :fb11 I~ parllclpatlon uDder bo ~~ IYIUable 11/1 with Mro. Sauer and Mr. and 11 ...,.,......., btilll lOr ille toe Mn. DOn Lowery, compriSe • . aran Mr, ~pson nld rJ per of eltlk!J'I llld leldlen II volunteer commJttee tllat rais· eeat If ..,.; Middleport 81'81ll all •-• l ed tile money last iummer will be tpenl !Or elementary II- 'Ibis is tho third grant obtain- from a ~erles of weekly brlry Dllt,rllll and Ute re- ed by 'llitiiii)IIOil of Middleport ILopl on the tlab by Ute pool. ~II per C6!11 for tile hl&h and Morrllllll .of Eutero. Tbe <Olllllllttee retlOrted II Eastem :J be u6.ur ochOoil: *" no::: ":e, • .- - ' -----u I~OtfS r· ,,,."'· took In $2,244 and bas a balar.ce tsponsor the ho)IS. i lor use of the JT3rk for a dance, ,$29.42 , water show; ~r of $4tll!, less approllmaiely $300 1 . The t'OmMISSion agreed to as outside groups do for use partment, $100, piCitic lor a new gate mto the park luntt hops at the park to no of the pool. Farm Bureau '16.12· from the Plum-s! entnmce, and more than lwo weekly wit:• the t The Sauers, looking forward Fisher $43.12, and ' new posll along the Plum..l ' Jays, popular record flipping to th,is summer's aciivities, Lumber. $!.25; dugouts: -':::~~~~ parking area to Ute park, all duo of Ute area, havtng charge Iinvited the public to observe lein Gravel Co. $111.70, F completed only last week. of both. Hops will be held Tues· , Ute evening record hops. I Run Block $211.36, 'The Sauer · Lowery group day evenings and on Friday or The 1965 auc1t showed these Bureau $154.83, Volley plans to begin Its tllird sum- Saturday, alternating through expenses of tile park paid by ' $32.45; King Builder! mer t!lls June of sponsortng the summer. , 1the Sauer . Lowery comm:ttre : IPaul Taylor, $1311.80 regular hopa at Ute park with The Sauer • Lowery group H&R Firestone, $41, and Mid· block ), Rowley and all profil• returned lo park will have charge of all hops dleport Dept. Store, $47 16, to.'th IReed 16.09. development and progran1 im· on Tuesdays and Saturdays. play equipment: Tom Scali)', Cosl of sales in the pro)J:ellflint. othet groups who ~ave contd· $50 staging Vjater show· Cross candy and pop .~~· Ohlinger ellended tho com- buted 1o the program at the Ha;dware. 16.85, wire fo; park; dances totaled mlsalon's a~latlon 1o Sau· park are assigned Friday Rowley 1o Reed , $8.46, fence Lumped together, er and to all other volunteer~ hlghts by Ute eonunisslon. Such wire for park ; Boys wgue do- tile park last year wbo · ~ tbal commilltt oUter fii'OILPf~ ~ fee nation, $IIlii, YYoone Scally (Continued .. . . . . . . . . ·· · ~ · . I' ' ........ 1 1 . l__ ~~· ~_ ,. _______ v_ ~_w,,•~·~ _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. 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