http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c2af78747aad1f84f00f5abd69dddd4d.pdf 807927ee350aee004c4b573dc18f48a0 PDF Text Text '' I •• '• ,. ,. "' . ' • ' ' 1:1-D~~ Sentinel, Pometay-M\ddleport, O.,_J.f!reh 24, 1~88 I '~ I, !' , . Around And About Middleport IJ!e/ffates to Girls' State Chosen By fteney Bennett Post Auxiliary Delega~ and alternates I t• and lhe Middleport Cblld C111- I '8uokeye t'ilrls' St~ were nam- servatlon I.eague. 111 when th• AUllllary 1<> Feen- Alternates are Rose Marie , . Mr. and Mrs. Robert rv·Bennett Post 128, American Hackett, daughter of Mr. and : bonny, Jeffersonville, Ind. !igloo. met Tuesday evening al l Mrs. George Hack•tt. for Miss I the weekend recently at Ill• post home in Middleport. I Rue and Miss Gru•ser a n d ! home lD Middleport. ~Irs ..~!bert Roush, president. ! Margie Harris alternate for Jan- ! Mr. and Mrs. P. K Russell ronduried the meeting. , ice Schmoll and Sandra Swartz. : and daughter, Kayle, VISited ov· · I · th• aonual I. er the weekend with herd moth· Deleaates to Buckeveo Girls' 1n oth er busmess . . c udeo S!tndra swarh, daugh~: Poppy Day sale was set fer , er,, Mrs. E. McGraw an . stste:, '" 1 E i May 20-21 with a rummage and : Shirley, and other relatives m, ter ol Mr. and Mrs. ugene · d b 'dg w v '1 b th . bake salr to be held on th• Mea ow rl e, · a. d Swaru. sponsol'E' Y e aux d I M c H Wise Jr recently . same days. The members vote 1 r. · · , ·. . 111 :~r..,·· ·· sue Rue, daughter of :to purrhase poppy cannlsters returned from a busmess trip Mr and Mrs. Thomas Rue, 1 Cl 1 nd • · d b th A T and a wreath for memorial ser· to eve a . <'0-sponsore Y e UXI •~ry . Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. and .XI Gamma dMu hStoror~tyf; vt~~; Albert Roush rehabill- 1nesy and daughter, Terrie Debbie Gruoser,,. ·aug er o tation· chairman aoneunced ' that of p ortsmouth were we·•end "" lit. ond M~s: II tlhamthGruBese~, I she had obtained 40 tickets lor ' guests of his mother, Mrs. Hensrxm ·~ rttd Jomtly bv e ust~ H · · • 'attendance of a TV program ry ennesy · "'" andd Professtonal Women .ls ··over WSAZ 1n Hun11ngton 1or Mrs · John Vroman , Colum-. 1 A ·1· . bus is a medical patient at Unt· . M b ( lub an t te UXI 1ary • anu · s h 11 daughter of poppy day promo11on em ers • Jantre . c mo ,R be Sch II i from the five units Middleport verslty Hospital in Columbus., ' : ' Mrs. vroman 1s the daughter'1 ·llr · and Mrs. o rt ·mo · • I Pomeroy Lewis-Manley Racme C'O·'ponsored by the Auxiliary and Rutl~nd. may have' tickets. of Mr. Ernest Covert, former A bus wlfl be chartered for the Middleport residents. She Is trip May 10 with members teacher in the boarding the bus in Pomeroy. Schools. i The Auxmary voted to pur- Mr. and Mrs. Fred ~:~:~~~ ! cha!:ie towels ror making bibs : of Dunbar, W. Va. were , for the veterans at Chillicothe in Middleperl Saturday. ThrPf' applicants were accept- : ~md a donat1on was made to the ! Mrs. 0. P. Klein I~ _able to t•d fm members!lip when Ches· ; Easter Seals. Clarence Gilkey. ~ be .out ror a sho:t bme ter crunge No. 2609 met Tues- Dell Wilt and Dale Kennedy I havmg been confmed to her d ~i l' (•\'t>n in!2 were reported patienL• at t h t" ! home for several months With II :l iT\' Holter. worthy master, Huntington Veterans Hospital ' a root ailment. I ! This weekend Elberfelds Store will be open on both Friday night ·and ·e Saturday night untii"S"- a good time for family shopping- to select a I 1 I 0 1 1 and Mr. Ruben Collins at Mt>ig') i Memorial in Pomeroy. Mem-j ·eit•'i'i»EtW"'il>idlil!.-* ".,. ,~ -~ ber~ went to Jack's Dairy Bar . : for refrPshments. · Mainly About People In Pcmeroy ! ; ,·entt'rlnral Hobart Newell ' appointed community ser- ; ,,., chairman i 'I e \l":l'i .-\ i1rnernm was presented by . Ml'' Anh~r Orr, lecturer. wllo : draperies-- ready to wear- time to stock up on cosmetics -school Past Matrons of I ; • Pomeroy OES , • d : Mrs. Bentz ~'olfe returnPd Entertalne I home Monday after a_two weeks ' ..WORLD Friday and Saturday, Both Days 9 to 8 1 1 r I 1 I 1 I ersbach and daughter, Sybil. , Mrs. W. A. Morgan attended a birthday dinner Sunday, at , ete home of her son and daugh- [ Mens $5.95 PERMANENT PRESS SLACKS . . . . . . .••.. $4.88 Littl• Boys $2.95 SHIRTS AND SLACK SETS (3 to 7) •• •• $2.44 Mons $8.95 Zipper Front Lightweight JACKETS .... . .. $7.67 Meno $1.95 Short Sl"ve Blue Chambroy WORK SHIRTS .$1.66 Boy• $1.98 Big Yank Blue Denim Wostorn DUNGAREES $1.65 Meno $4.95 Solid Color Zipper Front CoHan JACKETS .. $3.88 Young Mono $3.95 Wnh 'n Wur Cotton SLACKS •• .. . . $3.19 Boyo $3.95 Zif'P"r Front BASEBALL JACKETS .. . .. . . . $3.35 Boy• $1.95 Long Sl..vo White Drou Shirts (SliM 6 to 18) $1.67 Mona $1.00 Loothor DRESS or WORK BELTS . . . . . . . . 85c Special Group Mens and Boys Lightweight Jackets . . 1h Price Mens $1.69 Woldtra Spociol WORK GLOVES . . . . . . . . $1.49 Mens $6.90 Big Yank WORK UNIFORMS ... . •. •• $6.00 1 1ult trr-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roger . Mrs. Wayne Gibbono enter- · Morgan, Middleport, tai'1ed with a luncheon -------------------------------. Bargains On Mens and Boys Wear bus arrived Sunday for a visit ! with ber sister, Mrs. W. H. Eb· ' Mrs. Gibbons Is Hostess at A Luncheon Wedm~s~ honoring , their son Keith. 1 1 day at her home on Hudson-St. , Mrs. Paul Grinstead and dau· A r0lor scheme of yellow and ' g-hler Lori or Belpre are spend- green was . carried oul. in ~he ing a few days with her sister, I tahle 'appmntmE'nts Jn('ludmg ' Mr!;. Clair Spencer. Carrie Beth arrangements of yellow .Jonquil! Bearhs, who has been their and Fors~·thia in crystal swan!i :guest, returned home wi t h ' 1 · · · them. Mr. and Mrs. 0 . A. Martin spent the weekend In Alliance : "'it~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mar' tin, Miss Patricia Marlin and 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Eakins. I Mrs . C. A. Martin and Mrs. r.•orge Mowrey attended the American Legion AUliliary of K. T. Crossen Post, Athens, Wedaesday evening. Mrs. Marlin. district community service chairman, was guest speaker. th 1 ! 1 ANNIVERSARY I SALE Bargains in Infant's Wear . All Cotton Fitted Crib Sheets S.le 89c Infants Orion Knit Bootees Sale 97c Infants Rayon and Nylon Blankets Sale $1.66 Infants Waterproof Panties (4 pr. to pkg.) _ Sale 89c Infants Cotton Training Penties _Sale 4 for $1.00 Toddlers Orion Slipover end Cardigan Sweeters Sale $2.77 I MEN~& BOYS BOYS Bastetball Oxfords Canvas Loafers made by Mrs. ~11 Kincaid. The guest list Included Mrs. 0. P. Klein, Mrs. Malcolm ' Black and White Blark and White Walter Crooks, Mrs. B r u c e j Lloyd, Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, I.. ~1'12 $2.99 pair Sizes 2V. to Big II $2 99 • I Roller, Miss Frieda Faehnle, : Mrs. J. E. D. Hartlnger, Mrs. I Mr~ . polr Cecil Kincaid, Mrs. Emer~ son Jones and the hostess, Mrs. Gibbons. An added feature of the af· ternoon was the surprise obser· vance of tlle birthday of Mrs. t01rli!:-Fiifld Blu-Whltt ;~nitOxfords 1._... IARGAINI ON THE FIRST FLOOR ....50 Kodak tnllomoHc M2 MOVIE CAMERA ........ ,. .. ,. ,. $36.95 $21.95 Kodok lnotomoHc 154 CAMERA OUTFIT ............... $22.45 $2.45 Kodachrome II Bmm MOVIE FILM ...................... $2.1CJ SSe Kodok Vorlchromo PAN FILM .............................. 39c $1.15 Kodak Kodocolor X FILM .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. • .. . .. 17c $3.50 St111<roft H..IHI BRIDGE GIFT PAK ..... .... ....... ,. .. $2.50 $2.95 Stoncroft BRIDGE GIFT PAK . .. .. .. .............. ., . $2.00 79c ADDRISS AND TELEPHONE BOOKS ............ ... ... , .. 55< 79c DIARY AND RECORD BOOKS . .. .. ....................... SSe $1,50 CAPRO JOTTER WITH PEN SETS ...... ., ................ 75c $1,00 RAND McNALLY WORLD MAPS ... .. .. . .. .. .............. 73c Womens $1.00 Textured Nylon Stockings 2 prs. $1.00 Jewelry-Enameled Pins In Colors 88c Mens Leather Billfolds Sale 88c Girls $1.00 pkgs. (4 pairs) White Anklets SOc Boys Kirbury and Shanmont Socks_ 3 pairs $1.00 Mens Heavy Duty White Socks 3 pairs $1.00 Mens Bachelors' Friend Socks 3 pairs $1.00 Childrens 39c Socks • Anklets 4 peirs $1.00 Special! White and Colored and Floret Pillow Cases for $1.00 1 pair Special- A Group of $1.95 to $6.95 Table Coven including oblong and round While they lest et half price high srhool danre party ed 0 number of games with ' daughter and son-m-law, Mr . . will be held this coming Friday prizes awarded to Mrs, Curd , and Mrs. Albert Martm Jr. or · 1i)!ht from 8-11 p.m. at ~he .wa- Mrs. C. F. Tompkms, MrS . Belpre. . h•ma Higb School ouditormm. James Suuisby, Mrs. Alfred Mdrd. andh MrsL. P~ucf Gr~nsBteadlh l'h• 1avs wllf emcee the dance C d M Gl D'lf , an aug ter, on, arm e which is to the public row an rs. enn 1 • i Bearhs and Mrs. Larry Ritchie .---....,-...~.......:._...... · ;;;;,I Refreshments were served .b~ 1and son, Charles were Monday Fru Flor;da Vacation lhe hostess from a table wll ! evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. 14 0.1>• & 3 Nlghhl whtte lace cover and centered I Robert Ritchie and son. I" Miami Beac:h . with an arrangement or snaJr- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marlin "!~t A Contootf dragons. Attending were those Sr. and son, Mike and Mrs. Lyf1•r.•n• Con Gol Cerllf eel Gas Station na med abo ve an d Mrs . AIonzo dia Hysell visited Sunday in W. Main Pom•roy, 0. , Custer. Mrs. Carl Shtelds. Mrs., Belpre with Mr. and Mrs. A~ ' ' Dale Smith. Miss Elsie Hart 1bert Martin Jr. , and Mrs. E. J. Tracy. Mrs. Orviffe Bader of Cofum· lhi~ THEATRf Womens $3.95 Cotton Dresses_ Sele 2 for $7.00 Womens $3.95 Cotton Cerdigans S.le $3.44 Womens $3.95 Banton Cardigans S.le $3.44 Womens $2.99 Cotton Blouses Sele $2.44 Womens $1.99 Cotton Blouses S.le $1.44 Womens $3.99 Cotton Blouses Sale $3.44 Womens $7.95 Cotton Dresses Sele $6.44 Womens $3.95 Dusters Sale $3.44 Girls $1.95 Cotton Blouses Sale $1.44 Girls $1 .00 Playwear Sale 84c Womens $4.95 Extra Size Chalk1es Sale $4.44 Bargains on the Main Floor A I CUSTOMERS Use Our Free Parking Lot on 2nd Street-h's For Your Convenience While Shopping Phil Maid Nylon Slips Sale $2.66 Shanmont P1nties ___ Sale 2 for $1.00 $3.00 Bras Sale 2 for $3.00 $3.00 Nylon, Dacron end Cotton Slips Sele $2.57 Womens $3.95 Phil Maid Nylon Gowns_ Sale $3.39 Girls $2.00 Bouffant Slips or Half Slips _ Sale $1.59 Girls Peek-A-Boo Cotton Mesh Panties Sele 2 for $1. Womens Full Length Plisse Gowns Sale $2.57 Childrens Cotton Pajemas S.le $1.69 1 I Bargains in the Ready To Wear Department On The 2nd Floor Womens Womens Womens Womens 1 1 Sfli " I to • IX at supplies -- housewares - there are bargains in every department. LINGERIE uprnf'd with a poem , ''for Ev· : . visit at Rndgeporl w1th her SIS· •r·vmH' ·• SC'vt>ral rPading5 were · ~rs . Thomas Young t'ntt>r ter and brother·ln-law, Mr. and ;:i ~·rn including. Saint Pat ;u;d tamed the Past M~J!rons ~f Mrs Harry Sadler. ·he Bn! man. by Mrs. Hobart Pom~n~y Chapter OES Tues· M1ss Laura Grueser entned N. well: lris'h ·History, Harry 1 day evening at ht>r Wesl M31n- Veterans Memorial . Hospital . ~oi1E>r : Smi les. Hobart Newell: I st hnme Monday ror obsen.·atJon and tmd Prediction!' for 1966 George ' The m~teting, in charge of trPt:~tmcnt. GPnhP 1me-r. A poem ... A_ Pre- . Mrs. Hartwell Curd. president.! Miss Sharon ~mith spent the llidr'' hy Mrs. George Genhei- 1 opened with de-votions taken : wef'kt>nd with MISS Susanna ~rn­ mrr anrl a med itation hv Mrs. · from Psalm 26 by Mrs. I B. · old at Lindley hall , for httle Henrv Turnff ('Oncluded the Weed who had a meditatiOn on . sisters weekend at Ohio Un1ver- · 1 pmg;<Jm. ' "You r True Religien ," The : sity. . . 1 Potluck rcfreshme-nl'i were Lord's Prayer in unison closed 1 Mr. and Mrs. Cl1fford Phll- , srrvt>d following thE' meeting. i the devotions. A short business , lips wen~ weekend goes~ of Tni?' next m~ting will be Tucs- se-ssion was held. Mrs. Nolan the1r daug!lter a~ . sor"J-m~law, 1 11 ~, April 26 and will sta rt al 1 Swackhamer gave 8 demonstra- Mr. and. M~s. ~tU.•am . Nease j·30 p m. 1 tion en antique nower arrange-; and fam1ly m Cmcmnab. 1 ts I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Arnold DANCE AT WAHAMA i m~~ss· Maud Grueser conduct- Iwere Sunday gue~ts of their . TONIGHT NOT OPEN en tine TV-- furniture for your home- wall to wall carpet- curtains and Ia 1 prf'"!(l;d, A rc'llmunicatlon was rt>Jd from Alfred Grange <·on· l\ '!'n 1ng v i ~; itation on April 14 il nd rl:ms were made to attrnd. }~ ( 'fJ nnum\1·ation was also read w r(' ~ ~rd to nf'W members for a1 y I 1 Chester Grange A·ccepts Three New Members • I __ pair $1- 12'h to Big IG--2 PAIR $3.00 o...im polr ROUSH'S SHOE STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. 0 . P. Klein, who has been conlined to her home by Illness. The lighted birthday cake, made by Mra. Crooks, was presented l<l M". Klein on a musical cake plate and gilts and cards were given l<l her Including an Amer· lean Flag D.A.R. pin. A social hour and discussion of various world t<lplcs followed the luncheon. The guesta enjoyed a l<lur of the Gibbonl home with Its early American , fumltllngs which Include many antiques such as a collection of eolfee milia, clockl, lamfll and pictures, and an early music boot more thaa 100 yeal'l old. Mrl. Craok1 ualaled Mn. Glll' ...,l a__ _.,..__________ 11tt111 111111 1111 11M' t a i CANDY ANO EASTER NOVELTIES ON TH11ST FLOOR lroch'o 39c Chocolate co.. rod FRUIT AND NUT IGGI ..• . ..• . .. Broch's 39c EASTER .BUNNY HANO PUPPETS . .. .. .. ... ~.... Polm.,. 55c Solid Mltk Chocotatt IASTIR IOXII . . . . . , ......• .. Brocho 44c Ch-foto Co..rod MALTED MILK IGGS ... ,. ....... lroch"o 39< MARSHMALLOW IGGS . ....... ... ............. ,. .. lroch'o 69c EASTER BASKETS . .. .. . . .. .. . . ......... ., •. Polmor 29c Pure MILK CHOCOLATE PETER RABBIT ....•.•. , .. . Broch"o 69c BOX EASTER TRIATS .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. • • .. .. .. .. . 11.00 NON-TOXIC SOUEEZE TOYS .. .. .......... ., • ; .. • .. .. 19c EASTER EGG COLOR KITS . . .. ...... ,. .. . ... . 2 for '1.00 EASTER BOUNCING HOPPY BUNNIES .. , , . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . It won't b. long now until we'll b. hiving our Sole of Jackson and Perkins ROSE BUSHES On The 1st. Floor In Tht Hovseweres Department 33c YOU ALWAYS SAVE ON YOUR TOILETRIES AT ELBIRFELDS 69c COLGATE DENTAL CREAM .. . . .. . .. .. ....... ...... .. 57c tic POLIDINT OENTURI CLEANSER TABLETS ................ lie 79c FACT TOOTH PASTE . . ........... ...... ...... ........ 61c tic COLGATI 100 MOUTH WASH ............................. . 66c 69c RESOLVI TABLETS ...... ......... .. ..................... 61c 21c PElOXIOE . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 16c $1 .00 tCE.O-DERM ...................... ....... ....... ... ..... 73c 79c CLEARASIL .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Sic 19c NOXZEMA SKtN CREAM . .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. . • .. .. . .. 77c ,1.50 LOVING CARE HAIR COLOR LOTION ....... ., .......... $1.12 12.00 TONI HOME PERMANENTS ........... .. ............ '1.50 $1.00 ALBERTO V0-5 HAIR ORESStNG .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. lie 69c ARRlD CREAM DEODORANT .............. .. .. ....... 61c COMPLEXION SIZE SAFEGUARD SOAP . . .. . . . . . .... ., ...... 19c $2.00 Lody Cfolrol Cromogoniltd HAIR LIGHTEN&R .......... $1.61 79c Glflo... Super Stolnleo STEIL BLADIS (51 .. . •.•• , ••••••••. 5lc tic PERSONNA RAZOR with 7 blod" . .. . . ........... ...... .. lie $1.25 Mennen High Slorro AFTER SHAVE ICE .... .. ........ .... 71c 79c GILLETTE HEADS UP HAIR GROOMING .. • .. . • .. • .. .. .. .. 67c $1.25 OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVE LOTION ...................... 93c '1.00 OLO SPICE MAN POWER DEODORANT .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. 73c $t.OO OLD SPICE SHAY I CREAM (R..ulor or Mtnlholl ......... . 73c BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY IN THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT Topntry Squaret, now 1hiprnent ..... . . ........... SOc uch Dreta Print, 36", 100% Cotton, beautiful poHerm .... 39c yd. $1.39 Vynocel Window Shadet, 36x36 white, ton, gr"n Solo $1 .00 59c Quodrigo Cloth, 36" Prints ond Solids •• . ... . Sale 49c yd. $2.95 ond $3.19, 54" Tapntry Upholat.ry, big selection patterns ond coloro-Solo $2.49 yd. $3.49 Plold CoHon Shill Blankets, 70x80 ...... Sole $2.69 pair Tier and Volonca Sot, drip dry broodcloth, buutlful oolld colora-$ 1.95 sot $1.69 and $1.89 Hit ond Min ScoHor Rug1, 24"x45" Solo $1.50 $1.00 Throw Awey B191, for all vacuum cluners Sol• 79c bot $2.98 Kirsch Two Woy Draw Troval'll Rod Length 30" to .S"-Sole $2.49 $1.19 45" Docron ond Cotton Poplin, solid colora Pnt.la nd dork ahadta-$1 .00 yd. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY IN THE TOY DEPARTMENT ON THE 1ST FLOOR $1.00 Ploatlc HORSE SHOE GAME SET .. ..••.. . .• •. , ... 69c $1.19 Flahar Prlco STRNGING BEADS ........•. •• , .•• . 88c $1.95 Flah•r Price POUND AND SAW BENCH .... ... .. $1.44 $1.69 Motta! MUSIC BOX GE·TAR ...... . .. .••..•••. $1 .19 $3.95 Hol'llman FULLY JOINTED DOLL . . . . . . . . . • • • . $2.69 98c WHAM.() SUPER BALLS . .. .. .. .. . • .. . . .. • • .. .. 77c $2.49 MoHel Fonner 50 GUN AND HOLSTER SETS . • . , • . $1.85 $9.95 Louis Morx ELECTRIC TRAIN SETS .. ....•• • , •. $6.00 $1.95 Fisher Price CREATIVE BI,OCKS .... , •.• , •••••. $1.65 $3.19 Fl1htr Prlco MILK WAGONS . . . . . . .... , ..•••.. $1.88 Bargains In Housewares 39c Jumbo 51.. Pock ScoHI PAPER NAPKINS . ... 3 for $1.00 $1.19 Fromed WOOD BARK PICTURES ................ 60c $1.00 CLOTHESPIN BAGS ............ ..•.... . . • •••• . 69c $1.00 WILLOW BASKETS . . .. .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . .. .. • • .. 60c $1.95 lnatont Roluae Aluminum ICE CUBE TRAYS .••• $1.50 $1.00 WROUGHT IRON TRIVETS . ....... .......... .. SOc 79c VAPOR BRITE OVEN CLEAJI!ER ........ .. . ....... 66c' 69c PLASTIC DISH PANS . .. .. . .. . .. • . .. . • • • .. • • . • . 44c $2.95 ond $3.25 WASTE BASKETS .. .... ... ....... , $1.50 $3.95 7 PIECE JUICE SETS . .......... ...... . , .. • . $UO $2.19 PAGODA STACK CANDY DISHES .• .. •.•...• •.. $1.50 17c I They predicted this would be the French leader's reply tt i President Johnson's letter on I NATO which de Gaulle was 1 said to consider "negative" and an evasion of the call lor ''tacUcal aegotistlons." I BARGAINS IN PURNITURI-3RD FLOOR $St.OO llmmoM Twin Sfu MATT. & lOX SPRING SITS .... ..It $46.0G ,219.00 SlmmoM HIDI A 810, lorly Amorlcon . . ..•• , , , ...It tUUO ,269.00 K,..hltr 2 Pltco LIVING ROOM IUITII ...... ,. Sot. '2tiO.OD .. 119.01 RCA WHIRLPOOL WRINGII WASHIII ........ Solt ,132.00 $119.00 7 PtiCI DtNITTI SITS . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. ........ Sole 1194.00 $129.00 Double DrotHr, Mirror, Chost tnd lookcolt ltd .. ..It 119.00 1191.00 ITUDINT DISK and CHAIR SITI ( I l - l .. .. .. lit. "'.00 $279.00 FRINCH PROVINCIAL lOP A ......... ~ .. , , •• Sole 1119.00 $299.00 RCA WHIRLPOOL OtSHWAIHIR ........... ·. · ..h $244.00 119.00 and 179.00 llrkllno SWIVIL ROCKIRS ltno .-PI Solt NII.OO $59.00 Kroohlor OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, D<!nllh - - ... .Solt t44.00 $1s'.Jo ILICTRIC PfRIPLACI LOOI ........ , .. .. . .. .. · Soh P.OO P£•w ~:'"'....- - -IIII!I'JIII!','lt Sheriff Robert C, bach's department ossilled ' the investlgat!oa of the Authorities discounted possibility of any danger today from a railroad car loaded with a chemical that deATLAM'A - AUTHORITIES ralled at the Hobson crossing of Route 7 about 11 p.m. raided 1 "clearing bouse for Thursday. sex" Thuraday and confiscated . It was one of six cars derailed according to State stacJ<s ol pornography and 8 H•ghway Patrol. They were part of an 82-car New York l!letnbership list containing the Central train. The crossing is three tenths of a mile names of several rorninent Atsouth of Middleport fantans. p CHECKS CHART _ Ri . . , No one a~ong the. live-rna• torn up. Damages were estimathealth commissioner Dr ~h}rdJmtth, a1e~t o~ the U. S. F•sh and Wildlife Service, and acting Meigs co t crew was InJured. offiCers sta~ ed at $15,000. I Ah dh k r Known at "Club Rebel," the ~ in the county the past y~a," sian~f~· s."r~ eO~ c eck a cha rt showmg areas in which rabid skunks have been k~~~ ed. . . I The tram was southbound from ~hne ;e:d 'm~•=":, or~anlution's p~bfication speci- 1eases, Ohio Department of .Health a~d at leit J~k R~~ II, of th~ veterinary unit, Division of Communicable Dis- The stx cars deratfed lncfud·j lrom Columbus to Dickinson, and thence to ete entire ahzotl in el~ssll•ed advertising ' • on ' ' ams, Me•gs County Game Protector.-sentinel Photo ed four loaded with rement, W. Va Traffic at the Hobson gation, will be the bluntly stating tbe sexual deone wtth pipe and anolher w1th crossing was expected to be , 1 f h. · of th chemical Th da ges ure o c r1st1an ""'' e membership. A ere was no nger blocked at intervals this morn- at a I 'd II . man and two women, one a from the chemical tank car. ac- lng as cleanup work proceeded ice s:~;-~'; ~· pgt~utlrl shapely redh~ad, w~re present Skunk rontrol measures were oflicial of the Division of Com. . cordmg. to Sgt. P. D. McCree- Howard Crider, 57, Galion, Pomeroy Jumor High · teflllfll,, when authorities raided the recommellded to 120 municipal Imum cable Disease Ohio De t I Smith, who Indicated his Impossible to cover the entire ~y, as II m no way was m post· was engineer on the tram. Otfl. 'audtlonum. club located In a posh double , and township officials of Molgs ment of Heallh c~nduc par -, department would be willing to c-ounty. I wn to turn over er crew members were Clarence I . lUIIe of reoms on the 18th Ooor !county by representatives of the lmeetin ' ted the ,asstSt m a control program, Dr Russell noted four ways [ Traff<e on Rt. 7 at the Hob- Baldwin, 62. Bucyrus. fireman; I Sponsored by the Meigs c-; '"''"'•••~,. of a high-rise apartment build· state and federal government Both g.with sanction I said etlher traps or toxofds could to curb rabies, bemg immuni-1son crossmg was blocked _lor a- C. R. Wyone, 43 , Columbus, con-' ly Juntor Chamber of lng. Friday night In lhe courtroom board 'of health s· id from the : be used Polson eggs, plainly zatlon of dogs and cats, sh·ay bout four hours, IICCOrdmg to ductor; Harold Flowers, 37, Co- merce, m cooperatton with ' ' of the courthouse. The meetln should be taken ' i a actmn marked and placed In specific dog control, wildlife control and /Sgt McCreedy The derailment , fumbus, brakeman, and L. I. Metgs County Mlmsterlal ": '~~;,;:;J;; ATLANTA MJIISiliSIPPI ' was SjXInoored by the Meig! reduc lh f 1 mkm~lately to areas, would be most economi- pubhc mformation left about 200 feet of lrack Morrow, 51. OrJent flagman soctattOn. the service will cep-, stands tnday 81 lhe fast state County Health De . e e oca_ s un jXIpula- caL Members of the .boa d . . ter about the theme, "MU. lnlhe South Where the poll tax Hi<'hard Smith u~tme~t~h l ~~~li~: ~~h~:a~~~ problem I~, Smith and Dr. Russell said health, Beulah Strauss' heal~ ' B• reftgton in Amenca ~ive," IIIII I• stiff a requirement lor vot- and Wildlife agent lor Already 20 cases '::re w"':id be best to c-oncentrate department administrative 8,. 1 llit. . '• Ohto and Michigan, and Dr. the county have been re r . e e ort m an area JUSt out- Ststant, Metgs County Game I man churches 0111 The U S S1u> Co In Jock Russell. veterinary unit this year. po ted Side . the more fJ<!f\~fated com- Protector Donald Williams, Dr. Y · . 1-1 ctecl~l~ Th urt =~mumiJeo, although tt woulct be E F. Maag, county commissionIn rapid· lire order, three Jo. ~ Vir inl , : y otruc · , . •s Robert Clark and Charles cal mml!ters Will a4dress lhe 11 Emphasized In Serv·JCe Skunk controJMe D . county Meet asures raw support ID I . 1 I I re:. -·-- - ,~·~•:'sin ~~ Jg Sandy PIan t T l!nK:r~h~r~e~r:~~p~~:~~~~ oBe QuadrupJ·e'd :~~·~n'~,:~~\-=.~· ~ ~~~g';v~: :~~~i:a~t" by~ y SWlf. l. d cATV Issu !~::~:tF"!.~~~a~~~:~:~ts~: Controvers I n g and dog warden George Lo8an mon. The ReV: - ~=~;l ' attended. of Heath Methodist Cburch, I Health department offtcials j dleport; the Hev. Joseph Krii!Y;~· said today leaders of all mcor- C FRA~K":ORT, Ky (Special) -. Kentucky Power lot Sl. Paul's Lutheran ch~II'Ciil.< porated villages Indica led their ! ompany s Btg.Sandy Plant at Loutaa, Ky' will soon be I Pomeroy, and the Rev. Rlellcooperation wtth lh quadrupled In SIZe. ard Martin of Grace Episeoplll roun ' and the Rutland are: :;og~am "Governor Edward T. Breathitt and Donald C. Cook, Church, Pomeroy Will take part. e I named the ftr t to d s een pr&;,J~ent of Ke~~tucky Power and of its parent, American i is s un ergo the Elect~tc Power Company, at a press conference here this The Rev. Donald Hicks of ibe , WHEEUNO W VA po on egg treatment. mormng announced plans for the company's construction Middleport Church of Cbrlal . 1\'•·•efing Steel Cor~.• eha;ging th!:SHINGTON (UP!) -For signals from the air and pipes 1 Henry opened the hearin s b • Iof a giant 800,000-kilowatt - - - ---Will conduct the worabip, mU..a l.•e~~cb of conll'act, filed a ' days, congressmen ffs- 1the programs mto subscribers' I explammg the FCC's g ! ste~m-electr!c generatmg three-year perind 1969-71 mg use of a pamph~ speclaiJr' lilt' million damage suit Thurs. ' ~n~ to b".;:kers_of Commumty I homes for a ree averagmg for greater controls f::i~ s u~ at Big Sandy. F. M Baker. of Ashland vice prmted for the occasK>D. ., day l~alnst U. S. Steel Corp. Ita~ke~~:ut cl:~v= t' (CA~)Iabout $5.50 a month. jurisdiction for tho ' first I i ed r:c8:~nt additiOn andd ref at- presidenl and general ma~ager ' A youth c~oir under directiGit and the Triangle Conduit and wide selection p ton an a M~vfng lnlo Cities over 1.200 CATV systems that ' fi ' cost ... are expecle . tt l ~I Kentueky Power. also partie. of Jaycee Ralph Werry will liJII C•~le Co. The suit charged ' of programs. Once_ aimed at rural areas,, use h1gh antennae, but not , , En i:pprolunately fiOO.mtlho~. 1pated m the press conference I an ollertory anthem. A 1~ Triangle 11 breached Jts contract Today, one thing was: clear: CATV 1~ movmg mto the l'Jties, 1 microwave relay equipment. / I is g .eermg work 00 . the umt and pomted out that the new 1oak cross and simple ••tm~y lli-l. lor the purchase of substantial A wide selection of controver- where ll offers clearer signafst He satd the controls were /o:ng forward rapidly a n d umt is expected It burn Z-mtl- bfe" will lend religious llllldt.:f.' qoantllles of stt1ll products sial Issues surrounds the extent and more_~aried programmmg.l1needed to slrtke a balance ) s'::r construction 18 ~xpected hon tons of coal annually. All phere It the stage. ·i,, 1 and United States Steel Corp.l"' which the federal govern- And . .'t s growing. FCC between CATV operators on the I Cars driven by VIlma Pikko'"June. The umt ts sch· of thiS fuel, he said, will be . . . .~ W"ongfuffy procured the ment should regulate, and CommissiOner E. William Hen- one side and broadcasters who )a, 51, Galhpolis, •nd Doris :led for commerctal opera- Jsupphed by Kentucky operators ha~~l =~~ISler~ ID lhe ~ brP&rh." restrict, the booming CATV ry estunated lhe growth rale at originate the signals on lbe Sayre, 40. Syracuse collided at Co 10 11969 · ' an~ transported to the plant td urg . "'orsbare m llili The suit ...ks m million f indus\fy. Ia system per day. CONTINUED On Page 7 i ::lj) a.m. Thursday· on Rt. 124 . m~ ellon ~ the unit will site on the Big Sandy River via ::~ ~ai~:presslon brollter~ damageo from Triangle and $jlf · . at the intersection of Cotlege St. raiSe 1 e plant s lotaf genuat- the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail ·, th . m ac~JOn, •Ion& 11111i~ millloo !rom U. S. Steel. NeiUt- / :"'e House Commel·co Com· J In Syracuse. Noone was injured. mg capactty lo 1,065,000 kw way's Big Sandy Branch. •tr congregations. '·f· er defendant lssue<l commenl !mltlee Thursday recessed until ' The State Highway patrol and make ll the largest _inves-1 "Our use of coal alone wifl ·•f on lhe suiL Aprll 5 its hearings on Said the vehicles met on • sharp tor-owned power stalton m the represenl an annual contribu.l proposals by the Federal curve and the Pikkoj11 car was cornm~nwealth. / lion of approximately ""mil.l LONDON - RED CIIINA'S i Communications Commission left of center. There was minor Prestdent Cook revealed that lion to the economy of Kentuc-' ~Jpreme leader, Mao Tze-tung, I ~~CCI to extend regulation damage to the Pikkoja car and the umt " lhe _first of three / ky," Baker stated. I was reported today te be grave- ! O:.rTn~TVih fir t SAIGON (UP!)- A company of U S Marines today moderate damage to the Sayre :i~w turbme; generators The turban-generator for the ly ill. thes . . e s go-round, turned back a Communist assault aim~d. t t k' car. . seven-sta e American new unil will be manufactured The diplomalic reports of tak e facts and Issues began to a section of the coplains where a valuable ;ce ~.;.ngi over . The patrol cited Mrs. Pikko- Eleclrtc Power System plans and installed by General EJec.l Mao'o Illness, which could not / e •h•pe. . . ing harvested. The Viet Coog fled under 3 heav P. s be- ja to Metgs county court March 1? place 10 operatl"? '" the Ap. tric Company. It will be t h • I Threo persons were ftlled, ... . be C<>nflrmed, followed ward Abotll 8 mdho? !3 or 4 per artillery counterattack. -- · - y atr and :15 on a charge of left of center. pafachta regton durmg t h• (Continued on page 71 case was continued, and from Peking that Mao had not . cent of the n&lK>n s famJIIes) It was disclosed meanwhile was shot down Thursda d . ot~er arrests Thursday were ------ --bonds were forfeited in ~=t~~ been seen iD public oral aov- i"o':" are . served by CATV, that 852 bombers h:om Guam raids over Communist y :.~~~ of Ray St. Clair •. 59, Rl. 2 BidCounty Court l<ldoy by J orrunent lunctiw for some I ~uch ~cks broadcasten• flew 8 double header mission Viet Nam and crashed 15 mile~ well, speedmg, Ctled to municiIFrank w. Porter, Jr. lime. .' ' . . Viet Cong ~sitlons 70 north • northwest of DOng Hoi raf :'"'',March 25: Charles 0. Paul Runyon, charted . northwest or Saigon early on the Tonki G If The . au rml t, 30, Pomeroy. no lntolcallon and ~klo& ...:·b~.~o.r:~l, BIJ'IOIS today. They struck • Commu- was reportednmrssing. pilot :rrator's license, cited to t~e highway ~y tbe 8 retal ed ove beea ntst training ond weapons A U S Ar CH 47 Chi . . etgs coonty court April I; Patrol , had bJS case ~lllni. . die ~ :e~lllage of Mid· area and a headquarters hefiC!Iple~ cr:ed Thursdan~ Paul W. Runyon, 23, Miners- Funeral services for James Survivors Include a daughter, He was placed 011 • · Jill e tii(Jneerlng soutb of the first strike miles ·northw y 0 vlfle, mca~cerated in the Meigs Harvey Eaotman, 83. Thora Ruth West Lake Ohio · bond. =lurol wort for A S. military spokesma~ base of Ues~ ~tAn C ~ county jail on charges of 'intoxi- who died l<lday at 3 a.m. at one grandso~. Robert Rdth Jr ' DamIf E. Smith wu Mlddl new holfdtq Ia announced that an Air Division troo . in cation and_ parking oh the road- Good Samaritan Hospital Seattle. Wash.; a grandd~ugb: $10 and cosl• lor permiltlnr Funeral servlceo for fare fdl<llo~...... tbe wei· FUl5 Thundercbief jel bomber Clfnook h't~al way, hearmg March 25. Zanesv!Ue, will be held Sunday ter, Roberta Jean Ruth at home unlicensed operator to Tmy, ill!, who died Thuraday ~ pom!enta" aero~ • .,.,. deCong grou~dnre 'u:U.uy a~ 2 p.m. at the Ewing in West Lake; one brother. Clar- Patricta ltatfield wu wlll be held Saturday morning~ •Bmaa tt Court- ...,_,_ _,_,..,. carries a four or 'ttve-m-1: :;:raas Memorial Htt~pltal With the Rev. Freeland ence Eastman, Horrisonvllle ; $10, and costs .., a DO at the Ewing Chapel at 10 I m I Gerold E H l<lday. A farge aHeadaaee II ex- crew laslona - Jean Carson, officiating. two cousins Everett Bissell tor ' hcenae cbarp lllltl with burial Jn the Beecb Gr~v~ 1 wUI • ..,.;....:·~:! tb_e firm ported ol lbe IDIRIII Sc..J..A. · W. Cofwnb1a; Lucretia Hhndes, Burial will be In Beech Pt. Pleasani and Clyde Scott' Pikkoja wos fined '10 IIIII Cenretery. , Moaey fer 'eoaslnt .. work. Rama, ••I•• wiU be otaged PLAN SUPPER Racine: Helen . Jeflers, Syra- cemetery beside his lite Pomeroy. ~lends may call at lor leh of center. He had served overseas In JIIUIIOMd of tltt by the Melga-Gaffta • MBSOII The Letart Falls Methodist •cu:•: Harold Lightfoot, Middle- Elsie Tehan Eastman. He the funeral borne anytime. Leroy Denney, flrltell4••• World War Illrl 1 medical un- beea llnred, ti..onl~c •: Area Boy Scouta oa Salltrday Church wlllllold 1 jitney sup- lpo~~.~!";..~k~, ~omeroy. member ol the Members tf Mineral Lodge of ~I onndseparato 0 0 lt and hiJ!IIIeen a depu\f siler- Mr, Zerlde, tdtbt and SlntlaJ a~ per beginning at 5; 30 m . , ng, Pome and Oddlellows members 2U are asked lo meet at the ••sa_ • Itt under bls father, A. 0. Traii Tilt oven& will be beld lD the Saturday, March 36, 11 P· u.; ~ ~~; ~,;:"~ M~a~~d Reeds- wlfl be pallbearers. He was half SUnday, March Z'l, at l ;:lj) ::•ng ~ cy, wliO will sberltf. He wu pre. SUPPER CAN. • • ' " ' - NaUOIIIII Gurd Armory 08 building. 1, Ju& Norr~ ~co . ' leport; former Supt. af the Meias p.m. to atlend the flmeral said Den an. ceded In ~~tail~ by hla panntl, The CELLED Ill. st, aora of PI, PJe-t • acme. ty Cblldrett's Homt. Eric Hart noble ll'and. ' $25 ney N Mr. and Mts. A. 0. Tracy, and March IIOUP dllll!ll' to be "Hattn. ea Sllurday wiD be ,. ' far 1 brother, •Ray. 1 28 81 1J¥ fire house Jn fram 7:31 It I:Je P>m. Old oa Survlvon Include 1110 broth- I Racine 1111 been cancelled lllladay front .•, ..... p. "'· Roy and Dane Trlcy. [tll I later date. ... TlteN will file llppNJd. I Ed Speneer, Commaniler of mater, 31 mlbtto "~ · ·" tJ the DAv ub me!llbera wbe at Meln ~Haem lfm!IW lllemes, ,.. dllploy by ... the Mlddlepqrl LecJoa Bill at Atlatlill,ql - None: '· ~~ IIIlis. . I a.m. Salttiday ll1tH'nlui to at- ~ - None, lend the ~~!(Vices. Frlellds may call 'ill the fiDitr·WEATHER II ~ at anytime, The fam• ,lflllly c!flltl)', 1 lillie ory Y opponen of the tax was expected to have a dtrect effect on Mlssl.,lppt's ' 1. tax. ~n. Jame• E~stland. Dsaid the courts deciSion h•s further degraded the rlghls of tht slateo as granted ! un1er the Constitution. M"'·:, A I 1 I t AutOS CoJbde I um! I S yraCUSe at I Intersechon . I I:I v.l Marine • 0utf•It Turns Back I AssauIt on RICe • crop Area , I Three Fm"ed m' County Court I James Harvey Eastman D.Ies I Oth0Tracy • ThUrsday DJeS Th ursday In • zanesVJ•}}e !' ::: Otho: e;:" T: z..:: a:.::• I· t;. !": Lodg• s· l•t • J l net" ·:. .U~tp'.e'.r P·Jf'!oceeds VF • a rP ' .Uy req~ dllt llowen !.:.~• Danger from Chemical Car Discounted by Authorities Job 46c 29c PARts..:PREBIDENT CHARI.. de Gaulle ptansl 1e serve notice on the Up!ted States in "the very near future" 1<> start moving Ita troops and bases out of France, aovernment sources said today. 1 ser~i.,.; 33c 37c 33c 57c 24c 59c Uc Are Dcraile ear Ho son: \. .. ,..,.~ '"'"'"~ ,. be ,r Slttnlp, elluee " ...... ',. roa. ll:,~~'m~?i~ "-"" f m ~~'~ - ~'~ ~~ - lt«Jf,•· .. ~~.. '· ' ll!\!l~l.r.if.·~-- !:: .• ,. l j l ) J �• • ' .. : ,._ I '~ ''"·" -·.. - ,-- .. Jl r~ . ~ t "' Cl ' il I• sil -- ~ - ' . ' ~--------------. •• THE DAilY SENTINEL ' . ' ,, j Running DEVOTED TO INTEREST OJI MEIGs-MASON AREA OU:t -- BY LOUIS SOBOL Aller George Hamlltm had· Introduced PertlY and lbls reo portecj to Lynda Bini Johnsoll and we bad excllauged a few perflllll!iory remarkl, I moved o» to rejoin Hugh O'Brian and 'l'ony and Cyd Martin only to ,.pot IIDOther familiar face. "!\eo . · member me?'' 1 ul<ed, "lt'a ·:· beell yem. I'm ----.• The ·. tenow, ~~- Iiiii hll boDd. ferin81 - Capitol Comment, Events WASHINGTON - lnlemttional communism lw1 now nol merely acknowledged but roundly boasted of its deep and armed complicity in t.'le Doollnican Republic revolt of last April which was nipped by Uniled States mUitary Intervention. The Communists themS<Ives have thus destroyed the ease of those American criticJ of ti:t~ American action 'Nho so long have argued that what was afoot down there was only a good ''Democratic revolution•• not too dissrmilar, say, from It is also hard for many to underGeorge Was-'lington's rebellion stand why the Vatican Ecumenical Coun· from J¥ng George III. c 11 refused to condemn the Communists. An article In one of the most Many of us have been under the iml!res- · authoritative of all the worlds1on that the church's bailie has been wide publications of Moscow:: a part of their program. The disturbing dire<ted communism, tho "' thing is that people and groups are not azine World Marxist Review, wi ll mg to brand the Communists as enehas lei this already ell . coomies of freedom afld God. There is encealed cat truly out of the bae. tirely too much double talk, and an apIts authors are sell • idenlilied pa rent lack of intestinal fortitude on the members of tho necutlve com. part of people to take a stand on issues rniltee of the Communist party of the day. It is further proof that in moin the Dominican Republic, J. dern society people are unwilling to I. Quello and N. I. Conde. They • - stiek_ the!~ neck~ out for what they know say, in 90 many words. that i' right. In this enlightened period In the the attempted putsch would history of the world we have at our finhave succeeded but for "The ge r tips the kno"j.lMge of those in the direct armed intervention of world who are ttle enemies of freedom . "'* The latest earth shaking decision of the highest court in the land is one that ~>.ill release the coharts of censorship. There was a time when every film shown in Ohio had to be reviewed by a board, and in the showin~ of film its stamp of approval was plamly displayed. That Idea became outmoded, and today \!wre is no such hoard . We have not ad· • vanced beyond the field of censorship with the recent Supreme Court ruling in regard 10 a publication. The forces of ce nsorship are once more going to in· 1 ade l.he rig hts of persons who write and pl'blish . We hear from several sides of P•'ople getting worked up over certain lnrms of entertainment and reading materiaL We guess they will never learn that you will never be able to control it by those methods, but only through the practice of training and careful selection can we reach a goal without interference cf the fre edom of the people. There is no place in the world today for priggishness and narrow thinking. The shadow of 'At1thony Comstock still casts its lm· age across the land .- ~ - · ., wound up u produeer of -the Liz Taylor - U. S. imperialism," They say. bowever. !hat what wu plan· ned by lhe Communists lor the Dominican Republic differed only superficially from the earlier revolution in Cuba t!lal put Fidel Castro in power. The two, they add, were "in spirit, meaning and lessons" parts of one whole. They ought Ul know. For at least one ol them, Conde, IS an old hand in C\tba. And Quell1 was clandestinely landed In the Do)llinlcan Republic from Moscow slightly before the up- ary eotn11U1nd1 organized block by block In Sano Domingo. The magazine piece repeatedly discloses the close rela· tionahip of this I!ISault upon the Domimcan Republic nol only lo what happ<med earlier in Cuba but also to the general tactics lor Communist subversion in Latin America long since prepared In Castro Cuba. Something else is al90 disclosed- an outline of w h a I the CommuniSts learned ia the Dominican Republic lor littore use. uour experience showed,'' Quello and Conde write, "that the task of (Communist) revolutionaries duri!Jg an armed insorreetion Ia to btfluence it and guide II militarily and politically, to organize the ltruggle in &«ord•nre with the processes under way at the Havana Radio, both his Communist purposes in this bemi• sphere, Conde .and Quello bava now openly ltlentilted the Communist part as ~ ultimately moving Ioree in the DominlcaD up~eaval. . Moreover, the oiomplalnts that there really weren't very many Communists visible Ia Santo Domingo anyhow are oow shawn to be the quibbles they always were in fact. They werea'! too visible at any one point in Santo Domingo simply bec>Iuse the . Communist leaders quic~ly dispersed them .. .. .. arrne... d. "oul among th e var10us· commands. DOtTOR SAYS time. ''At first we combined aU our forees in a single CMlmand. The fallacy of lhis decision soon made itself felt. It restricted, on the one hand, our prop8jjanda 1which wao conducted chiefly among our own members). On the other hand, thill command be<ame the target for attacks on the moV1!111ent by the imperialists. Having realized our m 1atake, we !hereupon allocated armed Communists to 1 number of commands." So much, then, out of the mouths of the Communists themselves, for the persistent attempt 111 oome quarters hera to depi<t llle United Sillies' tough response to this peril as only another instance of "Red· baiting," of looking for Communists under every bed, and 10 on. Tbe same people who have rising. attacked the American Intel' Quello and Conde describe venlion in these terms had alao the Dominican affair B!!l "an· long pooh-poohed the existence other contribution to the ar· of such a da"8er in Cuba, too. senal of revolutionary elperi-- Tbeir jodgment - not t:teir ence on the (American) ;:ootln- motives - really woold seem ent. " Though the Communioto to have bees proved twice ca· were oot able at its start to tastropltlcally wrong. control the uprising fully, rhey For just as Fidel Casto blmohortly were "allocat1n1 ann- oell proclaimed, In several ed Communists" to revolutioo- thousand words broadcast by By Wayne G. Braodstadt, M.D. Tbe dangers of glvtng a child too much vitamin D ,have long bel>n known, yet cases of vitamin D poisoning continue to occur. One reason lor this is that a mother may give end liver oil to a child who Is gelling additional vitamin D in enriched milk, breakfast cereal, fruit drinks, baby foods, bread and margarine. !f she does this 111 the summer. when exposure of the child's skin to direct sunlight allows the body to make Its own vitamin D. the oumulallve effect IS heightened. In recogniti811 of this danger the Food and Drug Ad· ministration has proposed a new regulation which would re-duce the amount el vitamin D that may be added to food products. Even If a chikl dol!l oot develop vitamin · D polaon· ing, an intake of this vitamin In excess needs will not benefit thai the will ba Time aN TtmfER I-IANP WITJ.I , REQI.JiREP·-· THEY'L.L. 'THEIR JOINTS ARE TIREI7 .... 10 I &ribbed Richard Burtoa 11amr "Wbo'a Alrlid Of Vklo BiDJa Woolf?" - LeluniD, whD III'Oit thecaereenplay fQc: "11011Dtl ·I ,. • I ..caARLESTo;m;_ ·:~.* Chuvalo Not Eddie Jacobs Alternate On Southern All Stars of Musle" (he'll probabiJ. ft the Writers' Guild Awar4 for thai) - who also ' adlpletl "The K1nC aDd r• uti "W01I Slcle Story" for t1te eeren IIIII DOW will write and produet · ''Hello, Dolly!" Our local bop Is rlciJDI blah - and IOiilellmt w!lhiD a wiek or 10 IDOYOI to the Fo lot under 1 mtilll • llllWon-f flve-p!clure deal. I ''Chuva!o plans to go after Dal~ Sentinel. Pomer~~-~ldd~eport, ~-· ~~:J~ him ." said Louis. "But to do that he'! got to be lightnin' fa•t ' htm around 209 for the ti.J(ll. lhla be8t lil'heli . ' on hi• r...t and with hi• hands. "We kno•1 Chuvaln plans to close IJIIIU'Ittll Tbal's what he'll be working on go for Clay's body," countere the the last lew days. He's around Angelo Dundee, the champion'• hla Zl3 pounds oow but we'll want manager and trainer. ''He 11 at lot of I IUPh -Tho Cbarl.. loo 1\oc:k· ell of tho Cllllllnental Foolbell Leaguo Tbunday nllht Hlected Georp CofODOOI of tile eau•lll• Foodlell ·Leacue u geteral maa&Jer. Coi'Oieotl, 15, bao heel ,.,._ TORONTO (UP!) -George 1 COLUMBUS IUPI) - VInce Don Donoher of Dayton ud ,Springboro. oral miiUIIOF of the WbiDe- Chuvalo will try and· prove he · Chlckerella of Columbus Linden Dom Roaselli of Youngstown. Mike O'Connell, Cincinnati peJ Blue Bombm lor -"" IS no "cheese chatlenger" by McKinley wUI eoacll tbe South Eae!i head coach will an- McNicholas; alternate, Dan three years, pkiiDJ tho squad carrying the light to Cassius ! 1o two We&tera Dlvlsloa lltleo I and Jac~ Gysecem of Warrea nounce an adtlltlonat selection Ogletree, Batavia. I Clay in nexl Tuesday's boaaDd two berth1 In ~ Gray lght Uti boot Harding will pOol tlta North lD In lite near future fer their M bers of the North team I vywe e · the •nnusl Ohio All-Star basket- BqUads. Game directors aloo and e:::elr alternates: ' CuTbp. So says Joe Louis. who mu•t i 1 1 ball game In MarloD Jtme 211. will add a player to the South • post 0 teMra 1118111" he regarded as an expert . Bquad alter already selecting Ed Smith, Warren Harding: er aDd coach ol tile Roclleill because he was one of the The OhiO Hlg~ School Coac:hes Kerry Myen of CeUna Jmmaeu- alternate, Ed Lukco, warren was prevlooaly held by Perry areatest of all the Association tllreclors picked late Conception to the North. Harding. ' M011, who rec..uy realped kings but also is with Chiekerella and Gyaegem at Memben of the South team I alter seelog tile Bockelo cap- ouspicion because he is their meeting :nmrsuy lllgltt In and their alternalea: . Lee Walczuk, Lakewood St. lUre lint place ltl the Ifni in Chuvato's camp as an conjunction with the atata bat- Jody Finney Spri!Jgfleld Edward; alternate, John Petcb, year ol the CoDttnealal Leal· "advisor" -which, in boxing's ketbaU to~l Al110 select- Soutb: alternate: Mike Leffel, Cleveland West. ue. M011 olped 1 It • year promotional lingo, means tub- , ed were assutaats for aaeb Piqua Catholic rdo kr c I $1541,081 eootraet 'l'llunday to " head coach uc1 ...... pla""n • Claude Ve n, A on enuoumper. , and their alterna~' ,. . Jerry Francia, Columbus tral; alternate Greg Davison, ! serve as Had coach •ad ,... "He looks good and he is · 1West; alternate, Joe Hayes, Co- Elyria. ' erst maoacer of the New York very strong,'' said Louis as the Veteran Columbu1 llines of tumbus South. Larry Haekenburg, Canton i Stan, newell team In t h • 211-year-old challenger went inu. New Lebanon DIKie and LeRoy Cl'alg Barclay, Newark; al· South; alternate, Larry Tracy, I CFL the final phase of his training. (Col) M11111uet1e of Rouford, lernate, Steve Mathews, Picker- Boardman. "Only thing is that he's ool botlt of ·wbl!ll are fielding tngton. Tum Struchen, New Phlladel.: 1 ilL &&a- last enough yet." teams In the state tournament Roger ward, Zanesvllle; al- phia: alternate, Dan Andreas, JohMnODENA, Italy (UPI) Louill pointed out that Clay startln& loday, were named as ternate, Do Wilson, Zanesvfile Garaway. Surtees, former world "is one of the fastest Ileaassistants. Hines will h:!lp oot Rosecrans. Dale Collman, Upper Sandus· auto racmg champion, test vyweigbt champions m hiStory" i with the South Bquad and Mar· John Ealon, Fairland; alter· ky; alternate, Tim Thomas, drove the new Formula 1, vnrl said that speed will be one I quette with the North. nate, Ed Jacobs, Wellston. Fremont Ross. Ferrari Thursday at· the of the "biggest factors' in the The coacbes voted to invite 1 Jerry White, Portsmout~: al- Jim Penix, Rossford, alter· Modena Autotlrome. I bout. two successful college coachea ltemale, Mike Yeagle, Scioto- nate, Joe Cooke, Toledo Libbey. Enzo Ferrari and otber ~ ------ -·---to appear at their annual bas- ville. Dave Sorenson, Findlay; al- company representatives said, EUROPEAN MEET ketball clinic in Marion before I Mike Pratt, Dayton Meadow· temate, Kerry Myers, Celina they were satisfied with the! D 0 R r M u N IJ, G::·::~ ~~ the All-Star game. They were dale; alternate, Mike Blevins, ICHS. I car's performance. (UP I) -A total of 205 from 22 nations are _,ted compete in Sunday's first International European Indoor ~ ' " 1' •nd Field Competition, Weal German organizers said , ..... suay . Officials said thai 1.. Deily SeaUoel, l'allllrO)'-IIIddleport, 0~ March 21, :1111 Fast EnoughJoe Louis 21" G.E. 1 Mahogany Finish Comole or Low Boy, I Year GuaraniH on Picture Tube $ f rm Double Talkers At times we take a strong stand against Communism, and then at othen get rather lax and concililary toward the very people who would like to bury us. For years this country has been spending Lillions of dollars and lives around the world to try and halt the spread of the Communist line. Mo!'l of us are of the OJ•inion that is the reason that our boys are bleeding and dying to halt. Yet by the same token, the Supreme Court has taken the teeth out of a coni rol law by n 11ing the members of the Communist party can not be forced to register because of the risk of self-incrimination. \'.'hen this decision was handed down there was some talk toat Congress would co me up with some legislation to control Co mmunists, but we have heard nothing about such a move. waa a promillnl :young writer Ill ilboukl hire - bul nothi"8 came of this talk. Well, my JOUDI friend malk It on his own - but bll. I'm referring to Ernest Lehman, wbo has just liltenu)Jiedl . "I remeJilber :rou. Loull," he nld, "but I !mow wllo yog thillk I am. Ycu think I'm Buddy Pickford, don't yotL DOt - I'm Buddy Bolen." He ebuek1ed over bll lltlle joke 1 chuckled wllh b1m and It wasn't unUl I walkid aWIJ tltllt ltllllddenly OCCUJTed:lo me lhllt lbiJ palalill home WI were Ia once houaed bll wife, M ar y Pickford, when abe was IJIIIIo rled to Douglaa Fllrblllks before they buDI and moved oa to IR even men elaborate m8llllol. I mliht ban JilpNd longer, alOng llllb Lucille Ball and Gary Morton, Barbara Jlllah Vincent and Denlla Mbmel1l, tlte Barry Sulllv..., Samantha Eggar, Harry and Doroll)y Jameson, tlte lflnlando Courtrlghta and olhen, llul jlllt thea Eddie Fisher bepn to aln8 and for rtuons best knowa to Fisher I am a1JerP! to hll of· EDITORIALLY WE know of very few people who are showmg any concern for things that are taking place in regard to the freedoms that we enjoy in a democracy. The situation is seen on many fronts, and further strengthens our thoughts that we as a people are getting weaker in the stands we take against il!roads by forces that are out to not bother with the curbing of our enemies in the Communist world, and In a recent decision of the Supreme Court we are seeing the head of wi ~espread censorship taking over, and th<'se moves seem to appear that we are going fuU circle in our evolution. ' New York· Cavalcade ,.. Richard S. Owen, PubUaber Chester TaDDeblll. Editor Publj!bed every aftemocm exeept 8111> day bj Tbe Ohio Valley PubUahmr Com~any, 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, Ohio fli7119. Buslneso Office phone WY 2-21~1 Editorial pbono WY 2-2U7. Entered aa aecOIId cla&l mallia1 molter at the post o!fice at Pomeroy, Ohio. National advoriiiiDI representative: BotlllleJU Kllnball, lne., 343 · Le•lartoa .Ave. New York City, New York. Subscription rates: Delivered by carrier where available, 30 cents per week; one year In advance at the Daily Sentinel of· !tee $15.ro; six months, $7 .so. three montba N.90. By Motor Route where ..rrter """' vice not available one mouth $1.30. By maU one year $10.00; Sbc montho, $U5; Tbreo months, $3.00. COMMENT A TING '' ' .. _/ "' I • HELEN HELP US! 1 k--bV HeiiR ISottel--' IOM8EB II'S? Ileal' lleleD: ~ 0111 of the top "roaren" af the Roaring liO'a, I ean ..,. Pea7 and off we went . : Tlta DUI night, Ia the party-mad ton, we saw pnetlcllly tlta 1181111 cast at Jerry Ohrbaeb'l bub fur the ~~ewlywed Arlena Dehl and Alex Llchlne. Gela kJDd of moootoDOUJ doesn't It? Jane Wyman sat to tlte right of us at a dlaner party at the Brentwood home of Dr. and Mrs. Ramon J. Sprltzler and~ ed me of the nlglrt I lllolc her to hear a promlama IIIW alnler making bls nltespot debut at the Rlobamba, loug ~ oow from the Manhattan IC<IIe. You"8 chap by the name of Frank Sinatra. "1 was 10 lm· pressed with bim," she aald, "that I went bact with aome folks a few nights later - and I lold him lbat when and If ba ever came oot to the Coast, I was going to give a party lor him. And I did. Gosh, he waa ao shy at the gathering, I remember." Jane's big interest now Is In the forthcoming Call· lornla gubernalorial race-<"ooting bard for one man to come through as winner. Ronald Reagan, her er-husband -but still one of her close friends. At the party was a former New York publicity man who once had collaborated with me on a screenplay whlcb we sold to Warner Bros. - and he decided that eventually he must become part of the Hollywood scene. I recall that I tried to convince D. A. Doran, then story editor of Paramount that this A - H yoar baby Is allefllc to <ggs, he will react to them in any form. Th~ big problem he will hava to face as be arows older wUI he the avokl· anre of bouillons, consomme~ and oarloos other soupe; breaded chops and such bakery 1eodl as cakes, cookies, doughnuts, glazed rolls aDd pretzels; waf· Ilea, pancakes and dumplings; Hollandaise sauce, tartar aauce and many types of salad dreno ing; meat loaf, mJquettea, sausages and meat jellies: souf. fles, Ovaltlne 011d aueh swetll as Bavarian cream, Ice cream, llberhet, Ices, marahmalloWI, malted chocolate driDka and meringues. Furthermtre, 10me brands of bakJn& powder ccmtain eca albumen; some briiiCls of dies and spaghetti m madt with eggs; and maay eandles oontaln en albumen. Coffee Is sometimes cleared with eu white or en lheUs and tlte , same is true ol wiaa. 'l'hea4l are . the hidden tlanpn thet lie In walt lor the unwary vklo Urn of egg aUergy. ooUe1e ynt1111 pepplt ltaveD't llbaqed muelt Ia lltelr !DIIral lllltudel - the pi adll stay pod; and the l'llUDtkn all1l pi - - - but tbey Ill • bout II dlffertllll I'm lalkltll • bout the lllllloriiJ here- I b a wild-. Ia lbt day of the reccotlll eoal, tlte hlp fluk and tlte flapper, HI - pi full. Nowadaya HI Ia for I CauH. Yotl eaa't tell IDt u- fNe aptleh, free.lovB, ~ t D j 0 'f themaelves. '!'llly'rt too busy promDiilt and 11111 ~ them. llivll rld1ealoua. which II probo ably what they waDI. AllylbiJll fl1r pubUclly. In my hey-hey clq, everybody a1rummet1 1 banjo. Now lt'aluilm. We wore abiiiD' <lO&II. Now tht aba& Ia GD the bead. Wt sotmped lor "companloaale marriage" thouih we didn't really II. Now lt'a "aback· In' up," and they soon wish lhey badn'l Female attire? Hardly cbqed at aU. Yep, the propa 1rt quite 11m. liar, but all the fun Is cone. This aecment of the JOUDI seneratlolt doean't know how to eojoy. They're too billy lr)'inl to prove tomethlni, they know not what. . . . Anti maybe tltat'a w h 'f they're goJnc "camp.'' Wben.you beifa to feel j:!'awly about your life, you awinl to lite opposite e1treme, like Rln Tin Tin movIes, and a cookie lilt for the men In Viet Nam. Does this make sense to anyGill but me?--JUST THINKING Dear J.T.: It makes lois of sense - but I'm glad you mentloRed "minority" tn th~ llrst paragraph. Contrary to a popular fear 111101tJ parents, not aU college people join far-out marches, uas pep pUis and aback up. - H. UNDER THE COUNTER DRUG lmOW beat! - H. YOVB -.mG BAND DEPAB'l'MBI'n' Dear Belen: Our aranclson, age 17 bas heel mUll be In bed most of the Ume. Ht Ia an only child and I know mall would ebeer blin. IIIJ ado dresa: Charlea E. Brookl III, 7750 N. W. 28th Street, West Ilollywood, Florida, 33024. Man trom you"8 people wnuld be especially belpful. Thank you ID advance.--GRANDPARENTS Tltls column Ia dedleated to famUy Uving, so if ycu're bav· Ina kid trouble or- IIIII plail trouble, lei IJelea help YOU, She will al10 welcome your own tiiiiiiiJnc uperleneea. Ad· dress Helen Bolte! ID Ill lbls newspaper. Club Plans Horse Show 90 May 22 Plans were made lor a harse show May 22 at the fairgrounds and oommittees lor il were named by the Meigs County Riding Club Tuesday evening in the loom room at the heme of E. J. Hill, Flalwoods. 16" Portables-. 511 --Tile Almulll II)' UDlted Pres1 lnlerllatlonal Today II Friday, March 25, the 84th day tf. IB6tl with 281 lo •I .. 21" G.l. COLOR CONSOLI - 22" 0.1. COLOR CONSOLI _ H& RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE Leo Kennedy, Jr., preoident,l in any one class or has points! are, Gallia county, May in charge of the meeting, re-I ported on the Associalion meetiog betd recently. Tbe English Trail horse class was added to the classes of the Associalion. II a horse bad 18 potots Dodgers End Slump, Top Reds 6-0 for Third Win ear• only Poland and Finland are in bail of the point show• of Meigs, May 22; Oak Hill, ;:"1 entered m the Europeao 1 the Association, he may qualify 30; Saddle and Sirloin, June 4, ekl. lor a trophy. Albany, June 18; Ja-Vin, Cards giving the Ohio Valley 23; Belpre, August 8 or 13 Horse Sbow Association clubs Riv..view, July 30. and shows were dlslributed and The American Legion, Drew Webster Pest, will sponsor the All-Stal'll Meigs show. II wa1 decided to get the trophies early so they may he displayed by sponsors. Eacb apoasor wlll receive two free tickets to a chicken barbecue on that day. I Judges lor tho sllow will be paid by lhe Legion and the ri!Jgmaster and ann1111ncer by the club. 1t was decided to have the sbow 111 the center lield. Named to take eDirleo the day of MIDDLEPORT, 0. Hurry! Hurry! SALE ENDS SAT., MARCH 26 By VITO STELLINO 23, neither of whom pitched an UPI Sporto Writer inning for the Dodgen last Sandy and Don, who? season, stopped Cincinnati cold. No. It hasn't come to that yet Sutton, wlto pilched at Sonia for t.'le Los Angeles Dodgers. Barbara and Albuquerque last Walt Alslon hasn't exactly year. stopped tbe Reds on one forgotten about his pair of bit over the ltrst five Innings. holdout aces, Sandy Koulax and Moeller, who spent 20 days with Don Drysdale. 1the Dodgers last year but didn't 1 get Into the Los Angeles lineup, show were Mrs. C. K. Nease, But tho ~ mBIIIger, held ihe Reds to two bits over . 1.~1!=:1..!~=!:}~::!! Mro. Bob J<Jnes, Mrs. J 0 e who lnslsi!J he a prepar1"8. lo the last lour innings. : ., Young and Mrs. Dtlt Betzlq. defend the Dodger champiOn•"He wanlo to 110 bomo - bal William B. Downie will measship without the holdout twins, While Aloon is desperately . h:! won't 1ay wlcb -~· oro the ponies and Charles wasn't talking about Koufu _looking lor pitching, Chicago 1 ------·----- -- - - Knopp will be ringmaster. and Drysdale Thursday. 1White Sox manager Edd1e lLeague standings wllh an 8-4 Named to help with the equipAlston was talking about IStankey may ~a., found one in mark. menl were Dick Karr, Eddie Sulton and Moeller. a retbread outfielder. Former : Carda Whip Yaob Rickard, Butch Meier and Bob Who? That's rl(.lt -Don 'Chicago Cub bonus-baby Danny I Mike Shannon collected a Jones. A vote of tlwlkl was Sutton and Joe Moeller. T:tey Murpby, wbo bas lalled io double, triple and homer and 11ven E. J. Hill for UM of the did somethtog unique lor the make it as an ouUielder and is I drove in five runs to lead the building. Dodgers Thursday, they led the trying to catch on as a pitcher St. Louis Cardinals 1o a J2..t team 1o a victory In the : with the So1, pitched just one victory over the New Refreahments were aerved sunlight. Aller the Dodgers lost , Inning but got credit lor the Y'ankeeo. by Mrs. Fred Leifheit tiDd Mr. nine straight outdoors, Sutlon !So• 1-8 victory over Baltimore. The Boston Red So• 1-13 In Kennedy at the clesa of the and Moeller teamed lo pitch al The Detroll Tigers, second 1spri"8 play, suffered meeting. thro&-hit shutout and lead the! only to the Sol this spring bad straight loss, an ll-1 whipping The neKt meeting wUI be world champions lo a _6-0 ; their seven game victory s~eak at the band• of the Atlanta held at tho Hills' on April 26 triumph over tbe power-hitting !snspped by Kansas City when Braves, while San Francisco and Mrs. Btb Joneo and Mrs. Cmclnnatl Reds. Wayne Causey singled in the Glanta snapped thetr ·~-game William B. Downie will bo botEad af llroqbt winning run In the top of the lotl"8 streak by batlenng the teases. The only ~o previous Dodger Ininth to giV<: the A's a 6-5 Cleveland Indians, 111-1. Cepeda wms th1s spnng had been in the 1triumph is oow averaging .423 this Lewis Rep1ir Service indoor Houston Astrodome. I · spring. But Sutu.n, 21, and MoeUer, . The New York Mets suffered ' Roo Brand singled In two --FOR- - - -I 7-5 defeat to the Pittsburgh runs with • bases-loaded single eHEATING NBA PlayoU !ltatldiDI• Plratos but the newly-affluent In the eighth inning to give the By United Presa IDtentatleaal Mets still remained on top In Philadelphia PbiUies a 8-4 e PLUMBING Eastom Dlvllion tbe National League Grapelruil triumph over the Houstoa e ROOFING &ot.of-Ffve Astros and rookie Jim McCiotiiW. L STIVERSVILLE Ito and veterans Lew Burdette $ Clllt'innati 1 o and Chuck Estrada combined to Recent visitors of E. H. Car- llch 1 three-hit 1h0 lo t to 1 Boston • 1 penter and family were Mn. P u g ve Weal'm Dlvtstp Slyvla Allen, Mrs. ""'"'·e the California Angelo 1 HI MJ74MIH....., ,.....,, over tho Odcago Cuba. 134 Mill WY It, Besl-of-Five Durst and Tom and Victor, 1 0 St. Louis Rudy Durst, S. W. Dural, Elva Baltimore O I Dailey, Welley Cozart, J. W. '111undaY'• Results Law101t, Haymond Fitch, Jr., St Luuia 113 Baltimore Ill Roger and Stanley Barton, COnly game scheduled) Tom Filch, Rev. Ednrd GrifFrlday'a Gmnes fith, Olive Talbott, Mrs. Roland No garneo scbeduted Stetbem and A. C. Brewer. Mrs. LouJse Brewer and Mn. Elva Dalley visited Mr. and Mn, RoD Beegle and datllhter, Racine, Thursday evening. Di........., Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ilottsb, IUIIII·IUSH Owensba-o. Ky., Mrs. Bob IIMgle, Racme, Miss Jutly Cozart, The Women's Society of Chris- Galllpolla, Jim Pape, CIDcl!mtttian Service met at the Chea!C' 11, Mrs. Donald Brewer, local, Church with IS momben pru. were recat IUflll of Mrs. El· ent. Tbe proaram was In cbarge VI Daney. of Mrs. Raymond Fret and Mr. and Mrs. Blaa Blreh of Mrs. Ida Knight, using as their Racine were recent Sunday viiitopic, "Where the Women Are." lion of Clint Blltb and Leota. ,._ ' -.• Purposeo were reed by !ln. ~ant; also the opealng pray. reported. Olherl members preaer. Scripture and medltaUon e1t Wert lin. Allee Dod1011 Wefl! by Mn. KniBbL Mrs. F1oreaa Mlebael, M;; '!be elgbt "C's" ot the oom- Ada Mania, 111n. Letha Wood, For l1le Mlanl .....lder - . ~ pan were read by lbe foUow- Mra. 1l'raDeea 8peJteer and Mrs. ~ampo f• IIPt lut ooaformotiont. Y.. pt lng memben, !ln. Bemlet Btbel On-. FIT fot h•wlso w n· ••• ud ~ _ Ballq, Mrs. Elilabetb Blyfll, iiliiiliiiiO;;;;;;;;~--iiii;;;;;; Mrs. Esther llldeBOUI', 111n. 0... Gladya Casto, Mn. Lillie Quia. ty, Mrs. Ruth BnriD, MrL M• bel Van Meter uti lin. EYa Kimel. The I:.llllly reed by aU ' IDIII1Iban and benedJo. lion - by llln. ~ DuriD,I tho busiJJesl lllllm duos and pledces 111er1 ~ .c ,.,. Our Annual Price-Bustin' Even~: BUY NOW· Save Now1 Every Car Redut!ed In Priee! tbetr II"'"'"'"'"'"'"'""'"""'""'"'""'""""" '!'Ita llif-Mrvlee or do-Ito younelf latmdry datea btek at least to 11132, the 7UJ' 1 woman In London, Enlialtd, aet up a laundry eoUialln1 of a wuh boUer, manlle, ete., and charled .a ptD!Il far tltt Ull of tbt equlpo meDl A tarfer eommtlnft1 lllf-tenlee rau n dry wu .-.bllshed In LlverpOCJl In 1M2. llllablllbmantsi of thll type sooa a~ 1n tha Ullltad Slatea and Etlfllllto • lollq"'l-11" •11 'II 4 LEWI REPAIR SERVICE WSCSMeets At Chester BERRY'S WORtil Q - y dau&bler, I ututea . teo often. Sometimes llbe coo• three times In 15 minutl!ll. I had her urine cheeked but the doctor didn't find anylblna wr01111. What could 1!811111 thla? A - Allllormal INqgtiiiCJ of urinatiOn iB seen in ·cllabelea (but sugar· would ba fauDd Ia the urine), kidney cllRuft (but albumin would be falld) or bladder lnlectlonl (but pua would he found). In your dauebter, the euase could be a eoneentrated urllle with 1 ltJ&It acidity, decr'eased bladder ea. paclty (In which ease Ute · • mount of urine passed wculd be small), 0.. 1he may have diabetes Insipidus (ID which ease the am passed would he larJt). If r:ondlllon per· alsts', anoutlter Itch abould . be IDIItla IJll lbe - GENERAL ELECTRIC I 0'. alnee last August wilh I raN blood disease. Be hu heeD II and out of haspltala, !Jut noiiJ. Inc seema to check It Now bt WON'T MAKE YOU TALU!:B Dear Helen: I slopped arowma at live feet four, and for. a man, tltat'a bad. All that jau about ''stattD't, oot Inches" Is fiDe for people wbo never had girls loot down on them, Me, rd give leD yean of my We for a few mon Inches tn heflhl. I heard d. a drug that Isn't Cll prescription yet - you caD pill down at the gym. lt'a supo posed to work on tht pllultary lland and make you arow. They aay It's "experimental but proved." But, like a lot of thinit, doelora won't take It up. 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I'm ----.• The ·. tenow, ~~- Iiiii hll boDd. ferin81 - Capitol Comment, Events WASHINGTON - lnlemttional communism lw1 now nol merely acknowledged but roundly boasted of its deep and armed complicity in t.'le Doollnican Republic revolt of last April which was nipped by Uniled States mUitary Intervention. The Communists themS<Ives have thus destroyed the ease of those American criticJ of ti:t~ American action 'Nho so long have argued that what was afoot down there was only a good ''Democratic revolution•• not too dissrmilar, say, from It is also hard for many to underGeorge Was-'lington's rebellion stand why the Vatican Ecumenical Coun· from J¥ng George III. c 11 refused to condemn the Communists. An article In one of the most Many of us have been under the iml!res- · authoritative of all the worlds1on that the church's bailie has been wide publications of Moscow:: a part of their program. The disturbing dire<ted communism, tho "' thing is that people and groups are not azine World Marxist Review, wi ll mg to brand the Communists as enehas lei this already ell . coomies of freedom afld God. There is encealed cat truly out of the bae. tirely too much double talk, and an apIts authors are sell • idenlilied pa rent lack of intestinal fortitude on the members of tho necutlve com. part of people to take a stand on issues rniltee of the Communist party of the day. It is further proof that in moin the Dominican Republic, J. dern society people are unwilling to I. Quello and N. I. Conde. They • - stiek_ the!~ neck~ out for what they know say, in 90 many words. that i' right. In this enlightened period In the the attempted putsch would history of the world we have at our finhave succeeded but for "The ge r tips the kno"j.lMge of those in the direct armed intervention of world who are ttle enemies of freedom . "'* The latest earth shaking decision of the highest court in the land is one that ~>.ill release the coharts of censorship. There was a time when every film shown in Ohio had to be reviewed by a board, and in the showin~ of film its stamp of approval was plamly displayed. That Idea became outmoded, and today \!wre is no such hoard . We have not ad· • vanced beyond the field of censorship with the recent Supreme Court ruling in regard 10 a publication. The forces of ce nsorship are once more going to in· 1 ade l.he rig hts of persons who write and pl'blish . We hear from several sides of P•'ople getting worked up over certain lnrms of entertainment and reading materiaL We guess they will never learn that you will never be able to control it by those methods, but only through the practice of training and careful selection can we reach a goal without interference cf the fre edom of the people. There is no place in the world today for priggishness and narrow thinking. The shadow of 'At1thony Comstock still casts its lm· age across the land .- ~ - · ., wound up u produeer of -the Liz Taylor - U. S. imperialism," They say. bowever. !hat what wu plan· ned by lhe Communists lor the Dominican Republic differed only superficially from the earlier revolution in Cuba t!lal put Fidel Castro in power. The two, they add, were "in spirit, meaning and lessons" parts of one whole. They ought Ul know. For at least one ol them, Conde, IS an old hand in C\tba. And Quell1 was clandestinely landed In the Do)llinlcan Republic from Moscow slightly before the up- ary eotn11U1nd1 organized block by block In Sano Domingo. The magazine piece repeatedly discloses the close rela· tionahip of this I!ISault upon the Domimcan Republic nol only lo what happ<med earlier in Cuba but also to the general tactics lor Communist subversion in Latin America long since prepared In Castro Cuba. Something else is al90 disclosed- an outline of w h a I the CommuniSts learned ia the Dominican Republic lor littore use. uour experience showed,'' Quello and Conde write, "that the task of (Communist) revolutionaries duri!Jg an armed insorreetion Ia to btfluence it and guide II militarily and politically, to organize the ltruggle in &«ord•nre with the processes under way at the Havana Radio, both his Communist purposes in this bemi• sphere, Conde .and Quello bava now openly ltlentilted the Communist part as ~ ultimately moving Ioree in the DominlcaD up~eaval. . Moreover, the oiomplalnts that there really weren't very many Communists visible Ia Santo Domingo anyhow are oow shawn to be the quibbles they always were in fact. They werea'! too visible at any one point in Santo Domingo simply bec>Iuse the . Communist leaders quic~ly dispersed them .. .. .. arrne... d. "oul among th e var10us· commands. DOtTOR SAYS time. ''At first we combined aU our forees in a single CMlmand. The fallacy of lhis decision soon made itself felt. It restricted, on the one hand, our prop8jjanda 1which wao conducted chiefly among our own members). On the other hand, thill command be<ame the target for attacks on the moV1!111ent by the imperialists. Having realized our m 1atake, we !hereupon allocated armed Communists to 1 number of commands." So much, then, out of the mouths of the Communists themselves, for the persistent attempt 111 oome quarters hera to depi<t llle United Sillies' tough response to this peril as only another instance of "Red· baiting," of looking for Communists under every bed, and 10 on. Tbe same people who have rising. attacked the American Intel' Quello and Conde describe venlion in these terms had alao the Dominican affair B!!l "an· long pooh-poohed the existence other contribution to the ar· of such a da"8er in Cuba, too. senal of revolutionary elperi-- Tbeir jodgment - not t:teir ence on the (American) ;:ootln- motives - really woold seem ent. " Though the Communioto to have bees proved twice ca· were oot able at its start to tastropltlcally wrong. control the uprising fully, rhey For just as Fidel Casto blmohortly were "allocat1n1 ann- oell proclaimed, In several ed Communists" to revolutioo- thousand words broadcast by By Wayne G. Braodstadt, M.D. Tbe dangers of glvtng a child too much vitamin D ,have long bel>n known, yet cases of vitamin D poisoning continue to occur. One reason lor this is that a mother may give end liver oil to a child who Is gelling additional vitamin D in enriched milk, breakfast cereal, fruit drinks, baby foods, bread and margarine. !f she does this 111 the summer. when exposure of the child's skin to direct sunlight allows the body to make Its own vitamin D. the oumulallve effect IS heightened. In recogniti811 of this danger the Food and Drug Ad· ministration has proposed a new regulation which would re-duce the amount el vitamin D that may be added to food products. Even If a chikl dol!l oot develop vitamin · D polaon· ing, an intake of this vitamin In excess needs will not benefit thai the will ba Time aN TtmfER I-IANP WITJ.I , REQI.JiREP·-· THEY'L.L. 'THEIR JOINTS ARE TIREI7 .... 10 I &ribbed Richard Burtoa 11amr "Wbo'a Alrlid Of Vklo BiDJa Woolf?" - LeluniD, whD III'Oit thecaereenplay fQc: "11011Dtl ·I ,. • I ..caARLESTo;m;_ ·:~.* Chuvalo Not Eddie Jacobs Alternate On Southern All Stars of Musle" (he'll probabiJ. ft the Writers' Guild Awar4 for thai) - who also ' adlpletl "The K1nC aDd r• uti "W01I Slcle Story" for t1te eeren IIIII DOW will write and produet · ''Hello, Dolly!" Our local bop Is rlciJDI blah - and IOiilellmt w!lhiD a wiek or 10 IDOYOI to the Fo lot under 1 mtilll • llllWon-f flve-p!clure deal. I ''Chuva!o plans to go after Dal~ Sentinel. Pomer~~-~ldd~eport, ~-· ~~:J~ him ." said Louis. "But to do that he'! got to be lightnin' fa•t ' htm around 209 for the ti.J(ll. lhla be8t lil'heli . ' on hi• r...t and with hi• hands. "We kno•1 Chuvaln plans to close IJIIIU'Ittll Tbal's what he'll be working on go for Clay's body," countere the the last lew days. He's around Angelo Dundee, the champion'• hla Zl3 pounds oow but we'll want manager and trainer. ''He 11 at lot of I IUPh -Tho Cbarl.. loo 1\oc:k· ell of tho Cllllllnental Foolbell Leaguo Tbunday nllht Hlected Georp CofODOOI of tile eau•lll• Foodlell ·Leacue u geteral maa&Jer. Coi'Oieotl, 15, bao heel ,.,._ TORONTO (UP!) -George 1 COLUMBUS IUPI) - VInce Don Donoher of Dayton ud ,Springboro. oral miiUIIOF of the WbiDe- Chuvalo will try and· prove he · Chlckerella of Columbus Linden Dom Roaselli of Youngstown. Mike O'Connell, Cincinnati peJ Blue Bombm lor -"" IS no "cheese chatlenger" by McKinley wUI eoacll tbe South Eae!i head coach will an- McNicholas; alternate, Dan three years, pkiiDJ tho squad carrying the light to Cassius ! 1o two We&tera Dlvlsloa lltleo I and Jac~ Gysecem of Warrea nounce an adtlltlonat selection Ogletree, Batavia. I Clay in nexl Tuesday's boaaDd two berth1 In ~ Gray lght Uti boot Harding will pOol tlta North lD In lite near future fer their M bers of the North team I vywe e · the •nnusl Ohio All-Star basket- BqUads. Game directors aloo and e:::elr alternates: ' CuTbp. So says Joe Louis. who mu•t i 1 1 ball game In MarloD Jtme 211. will add a player to the South • post 0 teMra 1118111" he regarded as an expert . Bquad alter already selecting Ed Smith, Warren Harding: er aDd coach ol tile Roclleill because he was one of the The OhiO Hlg~ School Coac:hes Kerry Myen of CeUna Jmmaeu- alternate, Ed Lukco, warren was prevlooaly held by Perry areatest of all the Association tllreclors picked late Conception to the North. Harding. ' M011, who rec..uy realped kings but also is with Chiekerella and Gyaegem at Memben of the South team I alter seelog tile Bockelo cap- ouspicion because he is their meeting :nmrsuy lllgltt In and their alternalea: . Lee Walczuk, Lakewood St. lUre lint place ltl the Ifni in Chuvato's camp as an conjunction with the atata bat- Jody Finney Spri!Jgfleld Edward; alternate, John Petcb, year ol the CoDttnealal Leal· "advisor" -which, in boxing's ketbaU to~l Al110 select- Soutb: alternate: Mike Leffel, Cleveland West. ue. M011 olped 1 It • year promotional lingo, means tub- , ed were assutaats for aaeb Piqua Catholic rdo kr c I $1541,081 eootraet 'l'llunday to " head coach uc1 ...... pla""n • Claude Ve n, A on enuoumper. , and their alterna~' ,. . Jerry Francia, Columbus tral; alternate Greg Davison, ! serve as Had coach •ad ,... "He looks good and he is · 1West; alternate, Joe Hayes, Co- Elyria. ' erst maoacer of the New York very strong,'' said Louis as the Veteran Columbu1 llines of tumbus South. Larry Haekenburg, Canton i Stan, newell team In t h • 211-year-old challenger went inu. New Lebanon DIKie and LeRoy Cl'alg Barclay, Newark; al· South; alternate, Larry Tracy, I CFL the final phase of his training. (Col) M11111uet1e of Rouford, lernate, Steve Mathews, Picker- Boardman. "Only thing is that he's ool botlt of ·wbl!ll are fielding tngton. Tum Struchen, New Phlladel.: 1 ilL &&a- last enough yet." teams In the state tournament Roger ward, Zanesvllle; al- phia: alternate, Dan Andreas, JohMnODENA, Italy (UPI) Louill pointed out that Clay startln& loday, were named as ternate, Do Wilson, Zanesvfile Garaway. Surtees, former world "is one of the fastest Ileaassistants. Hines will h:!lp oot Rosecrans. Dale Collman, Upper Sandus· auto racmg champion, test vyweigbt champions m hiStory" i with the South Bquad and Mar· John Ealon, Fairland; alter· ky; alternate, Tim Thomas, drove the new Formula 1, vnrl said that speed will be one I quette with the North. nate, Ed Jacobs, Wellston. Fremont Ross. Ferrari Thursday at· the of the "biggest factors' in the The coacbes voted to invite 1 Jerry White, Portsmout~: al- Jim Penix, Rossford, alter· Modena Autotlrome. I bout. two successful college coachea ltemale, Mike Yeagle, Scioto- nate, Joe Cooke, Toledo Libbey. Enzo Ferrari and otber ~ ------ -·---to appear at their annual bas- ville. Dave Sorenson, Findlay; al- company representatives said, EUROPEAN MEET ketball clinic in Marion before I Mike Pratt, Dayton Meadow· temate, Kerry Myers, Celina they were satisfied with the! D 0 R r M u N IJ, G::·::~ ~~ the All-Star game. They were dale; alternate, Mike Blevins, ICHS. I car's performance. (UP I) -A total of 205 from 22 nations are _,ted compete in Sunday's first International European Indoor ~ ' " 1' •nd Field Competition, Weal German organizers said , ..... suay . Officials said thai 1.. Deily SeaUoel, l'allllrO)'-IIIddleport, 0~ March 21, :1111 Fast EnoughJoe Louis 21" G.E. 1 Mahogany Finish Comole or Low Boy, I Year GuaraniH on Picture Tube $ f rm Double Talkers At times we take a strong stand against Communism, and then at othen get rather lax and concililary toward the very people who would like to bury us. For years this country has been spending Lillions of dollars and lives around the world to try and halt the spread of the Communist line. Mo!'l of us are of the OJ•inion that is the reason that our boys are bleeding and dying to halt. Yet by the same token, the Supreme Court has taken the teeth out of a coni rol law by n 11ing the members of the Communist party can not be forced to register because of the risk of self-incrimination. \'.'hen this decision was handed down there was some talk toat Congress would co me up with some legislation to control Co mmunists, but we have heard nothing about such a move. waa a promillnl :young writer Ill ilboukl hire - bul nothi"8 came of this talk. Well, my JOUDI friend malk It on his own - but bll. I'm referring to Ernest Lehman, wbo has just liltenu)Jiedl . "I remeJilber :rou. Loull," he nld, "but I !mow wllo yog thillk I am. Ycu think I'm Buddy Pickford, don't yotL DOt - I'm Buddy Bolen." He ebuek1ed over bll lltlle joke 1 chuckled wllh b1m and It wasn't unUl I walkid aWIJ tltllt ltllllddenly OCCUJTed:lo me lhllt lbiJ palalill home WI were Ia once houaed bll wife, M ar y Pickford, when abe was IJIIIIo rled to Douglaa Fllrblllks before they buDI and moved oa to IR even men elaborate m8llllol. I mliht ban JilpNd longer, alOng llllb Lucille Ball and Gary Morton, Barbara Jlllah Vincent and Denlla Mbmel1l, tlte Barry Sulllv..., Samantha Eggar, Harry and Doroll)y Jameson, tlte lflnlando Courtrlghta and olhen, llul jlllt thea Eddie Fisher bepn to aln8 and for rtuons best knowa to Fisher I am a1JerP! to hll of· EDITORIALLY WE know of very few people who are showmg any concern for things that are taking place in regard to the freedoms that we enjoy in a democracy. The situation is seen on many fronts, and further strengthens our thoughts that we as a people are getting weaker in the stands we take against il!roads by forces that are out to not bother with the curbing of our enemies in the Communist world, and In a recent decision of the Supreme Court we are seeing the head of wi ~espread censorship taking over, and th<'se moves seem to appear that we are going fuU circle in our evolution. ' New York· Cavalcade ,.. Richard S. Owen, PubUaber Chester TaDDeblll. Editor Publj!bed every aftemocm exeept 8111> day bj Tbe Ohio Valley PubUahmr Com~any, 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, Ohio fli7119. Buslneso Office phone WY 2-21~1 Editorial pbono WY 2-2U7. Entered aa aecOIId cla&l mallia1 molter at the post o!fice at Pomeroy, Ohio. National advoriiiiDI representative: BotlllleJU Kllnball, lne., 343 · Le•lartoa .Ave. New York City, New York. Subscription rates: Delivered by carrier where available, 30 cents per week; one year In advance at the Daily Sentinel of· !tee $15.ro; six months, $7 .so. three montba N.90. By Motor Route where ..rrter """' vice not available one mouth $1.30. By maU one year $10.00; Sbc montho, $U5; Tbreo months, $3.00. COMMENT A TING '' ' .. _/ "' I • HELEN HELP US! 1 k--bV HeiiR ISottel--' IOM8EB II'S? Ileal' lleleD: ~ 0111 of the top "roaren" af the Roaring liO'a, I ean ..,. Pea7 and off we went . : Tlta DUI night, Ia the party-mad ton, we saw pnetlcllly tlta 1181111 cast at Jerry Ohrbaeb'l bub fur the ~~ewlywed Arlena Dehl and Alex Llchlne. Gela kJDd of moootoDOUJ doesn't It? Jane Wyman sat to tlte right of us at a dlaner party at the Brentwood home of Dr. and Mrs. Ramon J. Sprltzler and~ ed me of the nlglrt I lllolc her to hear a promlama IIIW alnler making bls nltespot debut at the Rlobamba, loug ~ oow from the Manhattan IC<IIe. You"8 chap by the name of Frank Sinatra. "1 was 10 lm· pressed with bim," she aald, "that I went bact with aome folks a few nights later - and I lold him lbat when and If ba ever came oot to the Coast, I was going to give a party lor him. And I did. Gosh, he waa ao shy at the gathering, I remember." Jane's big interest now Is In the forthcoming Call· lornla gubernalorial race-<"ooting bard for one man to come through as winner. Ronald Reagan, her er-husband -but still one of her close friends. At the party was a former New York publicity man who once had collaborated with me on a screenplay whlcb we sold to Warner Bros. - and he decided that eventually he must become part of the Hollywood scene. I recall that I tried to convince D. A. Doran, then story editor of Paramount that this A - H yoar baby Is allefllc to <ggs, he will react to them in any form. Th~ big problem he will hava to face as be arows older wUI he the avokl· anre of bouillons, consomme~ and oarloos other soupe; breaded chops and such bakery 1eodl as cakes, cookies, doughnuts, glazed rolls aDd pretzels; waf· Ilea, pancakes and dumplings; Hollandaise sauce, tartar aauce and many types of salad dreno ing; meat loaf, mJquettea, sausages and meat jellies: souf. fles, Ovaltlne 011d aueh swetll as Bavarian cream, Ice cream, llberhet, Ices, marahmalloWI, malted chocolate driDka and meringues. Furthermtre, 10me brands of bakJn& powder ccmtain eca albumen; some briiiCls of dies and spaghetti m madt with eggs; and maay eandles oontaln en albumen. Coffee Is sometimes cleared with eu white or en lheUs and tlte , same is true ol wiaa. 'l'hea4l are . the hidden tlanpn thet lie In walt lor the unwary vklo Urn of egg aUergy. ooUe1e ynt1111 pepplt ltaveD't llbaqed muelt Ia lltelr !DIIral lllltudel - the pi adll stay pod; and the l'llUDtkn all1l pi - - - but tbey Ill • bout II dlffertllll I'm lalkltll • bout the lllllloriiJ here- I b a wild-. Ia lbt day of the reccotlll eoal, tlte hlp fluk and tlte flapper, HI - pi full. Nowadaya HI Ia for I CauH. Yotl eaa't tell IDt u- fNe aptleh, free.lovB, ~ t D j 0 'f themaelves. '!'llly'rt too busy promDiilt and 11111 ~ them. llivll rld1ealoua. which II probo ably what they waDI. AllylbiJll fl1r pubUclly. In my hey-hey clq, everybody a1rummet1 1 banjo. Now lt'aluilm. We wore abiiiD' <lO&II. Now tht aba& Ia GD the bead. Wt sotmped lor "companloaale marriage" thouih we didn't really II. Now lt'a "aback· In' up," and they soon wish lhey badn'l Female attire? Hardly cbqed at aU. Yep, the propa 1rt quite 11m. liar, but all the fun Is cone. This aecment of the JOUDI seneratlolt doean't know how to eojoy. They're too billy lr)'inl to prove tomethlni, they know not what. . . . Anti maybe tltat'a w h 'f they're goJnc "camp.'' Wben.you beifa to feel j:!'awly about your life, you awinl to lite opposite e1treme, like Rln Tin Tin movIes, and a cookie lilt for the men In Viet Nam. Does this make sense to anyGill but me?--JUST THINKING Dear J.T.: It makes lois of sense - but I'm glad you mentloRed "minority" tn th~ llrst paragraph. Contrary to a popular fear 111101tJ parents, not aU college people join far-out marches, uas pep pUis and aback up. - H. UNDER THE COUNTER DRUG lmOW beat! - H. YOVB -.mG BAND DEPAB'l'MBI'n' Dear Belen: Our aranclson, age 17 bas heel mUll be In bed most of the Ume. Ht Ia an only child and I know mall would ebeer blin. IIIJ ado dresa: Charlea E. Brookl III, 7750 N. W. 28th Street, West Ilollywood, Florida, 33024. Man trom you"8 people wnuld be especially belpful. Thank you ID advance.--GRANDPARENTS Tltls column Ia dedleated to famUy Uving, so if ycu're bav· Ina kid trouble or- IIIII plail trouble, lei IJelea help YOU, She will al10 welcome your own tiiiiiiiJnc uperleneea. Ad· dress Helen Bolte! ID Ill lbls newspaper. Club Plans Horse Show 90 May 22 Plans were made lor a harse show May 22 at the fairgrounds and oommittees lor il were named by the Meigs County Riding Club Tuesday evening in the loom room at the heme of E. J. Hill, Flalwoods. 16" Portables-. 511 --Tile Almulll II)' UDlted Pres1 lnlerllatlonal Today II Friday, March 25, the 84th day tf. IB6tl with 281 lo •I .. 21" G.l. COLOR CONSOLI - 22" 0.1. COLOR CONSOLI _ H& RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE Leo Kennedy, Jr., preoident,l in any one class or has points! are, Gallia county, May in charge of the meeting, re-I ported on the Associalion meetiog betd recently. Tbe English Trail horse class was added to the classes of the Associalion. II a horse bad 18 potots Dodgers End Slump, Top Reds 6-0 for Third Win ear• only Poland and Finland are in bail of the point show• of Meigs, May 22; Oak Hill, ;:"1 entered m the Europeao 1 the Association, he may qualify 30; Saddle and Sirloin, June 4, ekl. lor a trophy. Albany, June 18; Ja-Vin, Cards giving the Ohio Valley 23; Belpre, August 8 or 13 Horse Sbow Association clubs Riv..view, July 30. and shows were dlslributed and The American Legion, Drew Webster Pest, will sponsor the All-Stal'll Meigs show. II wa1 decided to get the trophies early so they may he displayed by sponsors. Eacb apoasor wlll receive two free tickets to a chicken barbecue on that day. I Judges lor tho sllow will be paid by lhe Legion and the ri!Jgmaster and ann1111ncer by the club. 1t was decided to have the sbow 111 the center lield. Named to take eDirleo the day of MIDDLEPORT, 0. Hurry! Hurry! SALE ENDS SAT., MARCH 26 By VITO STELLINO 23, neither of whom pitched an UPI Sporto Writer inning for the Dodgen last Sandy and Don, who? season, stopped Cincinnati cold. No. It hasn't come to that yet Sutton, wlto pilched at Sonia for t.'le Los Angeles Dodgers. Barbara and Albuquerque last Walt Alslon hasn't exactly year. stopped tbe Reds on one forgotten about his pair of bit over the ltrst five Innings. holdout aces, Sandy Koulax and Moeller, who spent 20 days with Don Drysdale. 1the Dodgers last year but didn't 1 get Into the Los Angeles lineup, show were Mrs. C. K. Nease, But tho ~ mBIIIger, held ihe Reds to two bits over . 1.~1!=:1..!~=!:}~::!! Mro. Bob J<Jnes, Mrs. J 0 e who lnslsi!J he a prepar1"8. lo the last lour innings. : ., Young and Mrs. Dtlt Betzlq. defend the Dodger champiOn•"He wanlo to 110 bomo - bal William B. Downie will measship without the holdout twins, While Aloon is desperately . h:! won't 1ay wlcb -~· oro the ponies and Charles wasn't talking about Koufu _looking lor pitching, Chicago 1 ------·----- -- - - Knopp will be ringmaster. and Drysdale Thursday. 1White Sox manager Edd1e lLeague standings wllh an 8-4 Named to help with the equipAlston was talking about IStankey may ~a., found one in mark. menl were Dick Karr, Eddie Sulton and Moeller. a retbread outfielder. Former : Carda Whip Yaob Rickard, Butch Meier and Bob Who? That's rl(.lt -Don 'Chicago Cub bonus-baby Danny I Mike Shannon collected a Jones. A vote of tlwlkl was Sutton and Joe Moeller. T:tey Murpby, wbo bas lalled io double, triple and homer and 11ven E. J. Hill for UM of the did somethtog unique lor the make it as an ouUielder and is I drove in five runs to lead the building. Dodgers Thursday, they led the trying to catch on as a pitcher St. Louis Cardinals 1o a J2..t team 1o a victory In the : with the So1, pitched just one victory over the New Refreahments were aerved sunlight. Aller the Dodgers lost , Inning but got credit lor the Y'ankeeo. by Mrs. Fred Leifheit tiDd Mr. nine straight outdoors, Sutlon !So• 1-8 victory over Baltimore. The Boston Red So• 1-13 In Kennedy at the clesa of the and Moeller teamed lo pitch al The Detroll Tigers, second 1spri"8 play, suffered meeting. thro&-hit shutout and lead the! only to the Sol this spring bad straight loss, an ll-1 whipping The neKt meeting wUI be world champions lo a _6-0 ; their seven game victory s~eak at the band• of the Atlanta held at tho Hills' on April 26 triumph over tbe power-hitting !snspped by Kansas City when Braves, while San Francisco and Mrs. Btb Joneo and Mrs. Cmclnnatl Reds. Wayne Causey singled in the Glanta snapped thetr ·~-game William B. Downie will bo botEad af llroqbt winning run In the top of the lotl"8 streak by batlenng the teases. The only ~o previous Dodger Ininth to giV<: the A's a 6-5 Cleveland Indians, 111-1. Cepeda wms th1s spnng had been in the 1triumph is oow averaging .423 this Lewis Rep1ir Service indoor Houston Astrodome. I · spring. But Sutu.n, 21, and MoeUer, . The New York Mets suffered ' Roo Brand singled In two --FOR- - - -I 7-5 defeat to the Pittsburgh runs with • bases-loaded single eHEATING NBA PlayoU !ltatldiDI• Plratos but the newly-affluent In the eighth inning to give the By United Presa IDtentatleaal Mets still remained on top In Philadelphia PbiUies a 8-4 e PLUMBING Eastom Dlvllion tbe National League Grapelruil triumph over the Houstoa e ROOFING &ot.of-Ffve Astros and rookie Jim McCiotiiW. L STIVERSVILLE Ito and veterans Lew Burdette $ Clllt'innati 1 o and Chuck Estrada combined to Recent visitors of E. H. Car- llch 1 three-hit 1h0 lo t to 1 Boston • 1 penter and family were Mn. P u g ve Weal'm Dlvtstp Slyvla Allen, Mrs. ""'"'·e the California Angelo 1 HI MJ74MIH....., ,.....,, over tho Odcago Cuba. 134 Mill WY It, Besl-of-Five Durst and Tom and Victor, 1 0 St. Louis Rudy Durst, S. W. Dural, Elva Baltimore O I Dailey, Welley Cozart, J. W. '111undaY'• Results Law101t, Haymond Fitch, Jr., St Luuia 113 Baltimore Ill Roger and Stanley Barton, COnly game scheduled) Tom Filch, Rev. Ednrd GrifFrlday'a Gmnes fith, Olive Talbott, Mrs. Roland No garneo scbeduted Stetbem and A. C. Brewer. Mrs. LouJse Brewer and Mn. Elva Dalley visited Mr. and Mn, RoD Beegle and datllhter, Racine, Thursday evening. Di........., Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ilottsb, IUIIII·IUSH Owensba-o. Ky., Mrs. Bob IIMgle, Racme, Miss Jutly Cozart, The Women's Society of Chris- Galllpolla, Jim Pape, CIDcl!mtttian Service met at the Chea!C' 11, Mrs. Donald Brewer, local, Church with IS momben pru. were recat IUflll of Mrs. El· ent. Tbe proaram was In cbarge VI Daney. of Mrs. Raymond Fret and Mr. and Mrs. Blaa Blreh of Mrs. Ida Knight, using as their Racine were recent Sunday viiitopic, "Where the Women Are." lion of Clint Blltb and Leota. ,._ ' -.• Purposeo were reed by !ln. ~ant; also the opealng pray. reported. Olherl members preaer. Scripture and medltaUon e1t Wert lin. Allee Dod1011 Wefl! by Mn. KniBbL Mrs. F1oreaa Mlebael, M;; '!be elgbt "C's" ot the oom- Ada Mania, 111n. Letha Wood, For l1le Mlanl .....lder - . ~ pan were read by lbe foUow- Mra. 1l'raDeea 8peJteer and Mrs. ~ampo f• IIPt lut ooaformotiont. Y.. pt lng memben, !ln. Bemlet Btbel On-. FIT fot h•wlso w n· ••• ud ~ _ Ballq, Mrs. Elilabetb Blyfll, iiliiiliiiiO;;;;;;;;~--iiii;;;;;; Mrs. Esther llldeBOUI', 111n. 0... Gladya Casto, Mn. Lillie Quia. ty, Mrs. Ruth BnriD, MrL M• bel Van Meter uti lin. EYa Kimel. The I:.llllly reed by aU ' IDIII1Iban and benedJo. lion - by llln. ~ DuriD,I tho busiJJesl lllllm duos and pledces 111er1 ~ .c ,.,. Our Annual Price-Bustin' Even~: BUY NOW· Save Now1 Every Car Redut!ed In Priee! tbetr II"'"'"'"'"'"'"'""'"""'""'"'""'""""" '!'Ita llif-Mrvlee or do-Ito younelf latmdry datea btek at least to 11132, the 7UJ' 1 woman In London, Enlialtd, aet up a laundry eoUialln1 of a wuh boUer, manlle, ete., and charled .a ptD!Il far tltt Ull of tbt equlpo meDl A tarfer eommtlnft1 lllf-tenlee rau n dry wu .-.bllshed In LlverpOCJl In 1M2. llllablllbmantsi of thll type sooa a~ 1n tha Ullltad Slatea and Etlfllllto • lollq"'l-11" •11 'II 4 LEWI REPAIR SERVICE WSCSMeets At Chester BERRY'S WORtil Q - y dau&bler, I ututea . teo often. Sometimes llbe coo• three times In 15 minutl!ll. I had her urine cheeked but the doctor didn't find anylblna wr01111. What could 1!811111 thla? A - Allllormal INqgtiiiCJ of urinatiOn iB seen in ·cllabelea (but sugar· would ba fauDd Ia the urine), kidney cllRuft (but albumin would be falld) or bladder lnlectlonl (but pua would he found). In your dauebter, the euase could be a eoneentrated urllle with 1 ltJ&It acidity, decr'eased bladder ea. paclty (In which ease Ute · • mount of urine passed wculd be small), 0.. 1he may have diabetes Insipidus (ID which ease the am passed would he larJt). If r:ondlllon per· alsts', anoutlter Itch abould . be IDIItla IJll lbe - GENERAL ELECTRIC I 0'. alnee last August wilh I raN blood disease. Be hu heeD II and out of haspltala, !Jut noiiJ. Inc seema to check It Now bt WON'T MAKE YOU TALU!:B Dear Helen: I slopped arowma at live feet four, and for. a man, tltat'a bad. All that jau about ''stattD't, oot Inches" Is fiDe for people wbo never had girls loot down on them, Me, rd give leD yean of my We for a few mon Inches tn heflhl. I heard d. a drug that Isn't Cll prescription yet - you caD pill down at the gym. lt'a supo posed to work on tht pllultary lland and make you arow. They aay It's "experimental but proved." But, like a lot of thinit, doelora won't take It up. Have you heard of this, and sbould I try lt~-SBORTY Dear Sborly: Yes, I've hoard of thll drul. and you should NOT, repeal NOT!, try Ill Moreover, yog ahould report Ita unt1er- the • eounter aala to your IGW fub. 12" Portables ··· 1 llc Health oHiee. It will not matt ycu grow taller, and II eould be dqerOUS! - H. Note to retfden: WltJ ~11 people realize their cloetorl follow. The moon Is between Its new phase and first quarter, Tbo momlq star II Venus. The evening alar II Jupiter. On this day In blatory: Italian conductor Arturo Totoanlnl wa• born In 1867, In 1900, the SociaUst party t1 the United States wa1 01'(8Dlzed at Indianapolis. In 1911, a ftre swept the Trlanale Shirl Waist Co., ID New York City, kOUIIJ 147 persons. In 1M7, a coal mine explotloa In Centralia, Dt., kllled IU miners, GENERAL. ELECTRIC Handsewn Moccasin ... ..... .,.._.,_I,. ,,... ,. ,.... $16.95 ......... RUG CLEANING t rce,. oHteen 111er1 umet1 Wdli Robinson's '--Y lea bitt . . ... ;' pltlllMNL Mlddlepert .... ,....... clllt ... ~ . ·.!. ;, JM\mlljalln( _.,..lttet A ~ 1 . • .,.._.. I ~~ i ' NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE . . .. . WYw4U WYWIIO . --··· ·~. '. ----- . ' In PoniUO)I For ~.0~.-.fs ~.~ . ' "' ' ... PICK YOUR CAR-- SELECT A BARGAIN! 64 Olds Dynamic 88 Holiday Sed. $2388 V-8 motor, automate trans., powPr brakes, power ateering, 6 way power seat, radio, tinted glass. white aidewall tires, wheel discs, anli-spin differential. Factory air. 61 Olds Dynamic 88 Hoi. Sed._ $1211 Blue over white, blue vinyl interior, V-8, auto. ~ power brakes and steeriqg, radio, tinted f(au. wiii!W · tires, deluxe wheel discs. 64 Pontile Cat11ina 2 Door 2 • 60 Olds Dynamic 88 4 Doors _ $711 One bronze, 1 green, V-8, auto. trano., power bnbl and steering, radio. 64 Olds Cutlass Coupe 61 Olds Dyn1mlc 88 Hoi. Cpe. _ $11- ·: .. V-8 auto. trans., like new wjs]w tires, wblte o • · black, red vinyl interior. · $21 88 Hard Top. With V-8 motor, automatic transmission. With power brakes and steering. $1888 White over blue with white vJnyl Interior, bucket seats, V-8 motor, auto. trans., power brakes & steering, tinted glass, 4 new white sidewall tires, radio, wheel discs. 61 Olds 88 4 Door _ _ _ _ $1088 V-8 motor, auto. trans., power steering, power brak· ea, white with gray Interior. 59 Olds - - - -- -- - $588 VB 4 door. V-8 motor, automatic trans., power brakes, power steering, radio, white sidewall tires, 2-tone paint. 59 Ford Thvnderbird $1088 V-8 motor, automatic trans., power brakes and steer· lng. white sidewall tires, wheel discs, tinted glass, radio and factory air. 61 Buick lnvid1 2 door H.T. _ _ 63 Ford Custom 300 2 Dr. _ __ 390 V-8 engine, Cruisemalic trans. radio wlslw spotlight. heavy duty electriral equipment, an . ,_,,, State Highway Patrol car. A hot one. 61 Mercury Meteor BOO 4 Dr. _ _ V-8, auto. trans., power steering, radio, like wls w tires, lite blue with blue Interior, aharp and out. 62 Olds Dyn1mic 88 Hoi. Sed. _ 60 Chevrolet Impala 4 Dr. H.T. _ $888 283 - V-8 motor, auto. tram., power steering, ra· dlo, wheel dtacs, tinted glass. white with red inter· lor. One owner, looks and runs good. 62 Olds Dynamic 8B Hoi. Cpe. _ $1388 White over green Int., power brakes and steering, V-8 engine, auto. trans., wlalw tires, one owner. 59 Olds Super 88 Hoi. Sed. $688 V-8, auto. trans., power brakes and steering, radio, tinted lla18, wlsiw tires, white with red Interior. 57 Buick 2 door H.T. _ _ _ _ $388 V-8, auto. power brakes and steering. 57 Chev. 4 door $288 56 Buick 4 door Seclen $28B Bel Air V-8, auto. trans. V-8, auto. tram. 60 Olds '98' Holiday Cpt. $* -•·.e V-8 motor, auto. trans., full power, radio, tinted and wlslw tires. White with red interior. 60 Olds Super 88 4 Door - - · V-8, auto. trans., power brakes and ~~::~~= wlslw tires and wheel discs. Maroon with terlor. Sharp! 58 Ford 4 D o o r - - - - - V-8, auto. trans. 59 Chev. Biscayne 2 Door _ _ V-8 motor, auto. tram. radio, ,good l'tiiiDtr. . Many More to Choote- Every ReducMIIn Price - ON WEI \ KARR & VAN ZANDT GIMC JIINANCING CADILLAC.o&IDIMOIILI &it �' ' ' ,, I • ,.,..,_ •· ~;,:. .t '. M. 'f,"Al[ A f"t=l n ·: .·· p All-'~A_ merz·ca ,.,eam 7\Tamed .1. 1 't ~ • :: INSAS CITY,. Mo. IUPI) , K, n.Wilbum of Central (Oblo) ' St:Ue. " · Gelle. Summer~ of Northern Michigan and Junmy R"'" of Georgia Southern were ' ' " ',"'d today to the National . M.<otiation of Intercollegiate ' ' Ml\i"ti" iNAJA) Ail-America oa,··•:!bail team for the second ycn r '" a row. : ·, t! · 0 GRUMBACHU ART SUPPLIES il · oil Polnls-Posltls " S 1 • (horcoal-lnstru<lion Boob ~I ' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE l . ' ' j E h T B F' h t· eams egut. Ighi t F•g AA, A Ch or ampiODS ps · o 0 Abo chosen for the 1~mon Gary Liberatore of New Haven Linfield (Ore.); Ron Jackson, team was 6-fooW AI Tucker, (Conn.), wbo averaged !3.1 Clark IGa.) and Dewey Kal·[ COWMBUS (UPI wllo led Oklaho!!Ul Baptist poinls in 31 games this year; mer, Quincy (Iii.). 44th 81Dlual baskelban to~•· University to the NAJA cham· Curt Gammell of Pacific ment opened today with e~gbt ptonsbip this. year and was Lutheran (Wasb.); Jbn Shuler, Third team: competent and confident teams vote the outstanding player in of Carson-Newman !Tenn.) and Richard Harris, Manchester baiUtng for the biggest prizes In the week·long tournament. Earl Beecblllll a junior from (Ind.)· Roger Raspen Millers- Buckeye State higb school Two other 1965 second or Midwestern tfex ) vllle ' (Pa ) State· ' Darryl letics. 1 third team All· Americans Second team: · ' i Meachem, ·Ed i 0 b ~ r 0 (Pa.) The </3hl. teams, survivors moved up to the fir, I team this AI Albers Upper Iowa· · State· Russell Noll McMurry a siarUng field of 866, were year. They were Pat Caldwell, Johnny com'eaux, Grambling (Tex.'): Tall Jacks~n, Coil•lle entirely new cast from a 6-foot.fi center who led (La.); Marlbert Pradd, Dillard of Idaho; Zollo Dominquez,/year's tournament won by Rockhurst (Mo.) to the 1964 (La.); Jim Chroust, Pittsburgh Albuquerque, (N.M.I: Gene Lilr Jumbos South and NAJA title and to the quarter- (Kan.l State; Isidore Schmeis. Ues, High Point (N.C.); Bobby of Wayne County. Two of f10als this year, and Henry tng, Sl Cloud (Minn.) State; Ritch, Valdosta (Ga.) State; were only a two-game Logan, a 8-foot sophomore from Richard Pitts, Norfolk (Va. Darryl Jones, St. Benedict's streak away from the Western Carolina (N.C.). State; Earl Monroe, Winston./ (Kan.): and Bob Guy, Lake. crowns. U Roanding out the team were 1Salem (N.C.)· Don Hakala land IWi;:) The Class A field, four sma • ' ' ' er schools, had RJtbnan (25-01 1 personne} Changes m • OVEC system Are Announced from Kyger Creek StatiOD • meeting New <M-n, and 4-DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy·llllddleport, 0., Much 28, 111118 IIQih divisions bave so-calledpUned offense IQid balBJiced Cinderella teams. They would scoring, and the Golden Galel be Lancaster and Southeastern, could make trouble for anyone both with the poorest records they play, Southeastern is 1 r""' clashing with Ross Southeastern among the filial four of their ity for state tourney play, with (20-7) In the afternoon semlf~ divisions. all underclassmen In the stannais. Lancaster features a disc~ lng unll Tonlgbt, In Class AA, Dayt~n - · · · -· ·- :__:::.,:_______ ._--:Chamlnade (:14-l), the state 8 . . . . . . . ~ . _ ,. _ 1 No. ranked learn, goes against Warren Harding (:14-1), and ledo Libbey (2H) clashes " 1 Lancaster ( &-51. The wt~nen of the Class A games wUI meet al2 p.m. urday lor the state championship, ~ ~e Class AA ors me a p.m., & Both llof Is r;;ldat~ =I~: Pomtloy wteerlelsloe 00 'th esp ds WI 1 ev s n or e secon year from Ohio State's St. 0pEN TON. IG'' HT 6:00 TO 8:00 8 Farmers Bank :r.u!o~:a;!.;.~ere Savings Co. Lebanon DUe Arena. noss~ord (25-0) 3 ROOMS Clint Birch and daughter, Le- erpected to attend llie four Middleport, 0. ota, visited Mrs. Susie Blrcb tourney sessions, each of which ~::;;~~~~:::=~~ at an Athens hospital. Mrs. Will attract 13,11110 or more fans. SAVE UP TO •so NOW 1 A number of personnel chang· visory personnel to the Ohio Rt. 2, Cheshire, from Unit Fore. Bircb Is much improved after An oddity of thls year's leur;;;...:.=.~.....:.:.....:;:..:.:.::,~ :es have been made during the Power Company's new Cardinal man to Assistant Sbift Opera!- having had pneumonla recenlly.l nam~t was the four Class A ONLY '"""t month at Ohio valley Power Plant near Brllliant, ing Engln..r; Hiram w. Daugh· Mr and Mrs. Mike Evans · semlfinalisls had a beigbl ad$10.00 Down - Balon.. on ________ :Electric Corporation's Kyger Ohio, now under construction erty, 2903 Birch Ave.; Point and ·daughters, and Mr. and vantage over the big school enTOI'IIII Creek Station, according to I and destined to be the largest Pleasant, frmt Equipment Op- Mrs Mac Van Meter and Normally the Class AA C 1, ' Plant Manager James B. Har- 1power plant in Ohio when com- erator to Unit Foreman; Don- dauBbter were Sunday guests teams are much taller, but pleted. I aid L. Harrison, 641 Third Ave., of Mr and Mrs. Charles van Rittman and Rossford with Some of the c~anges resulted Ohio Power Is one ofOVEC's : Gallipolis from Aulliary Equip Meter: front Unes averaging 6-foot-5 FURNITURE CO. trom the lransfer ol three super- 115 Sponsoring Companies. Tbe 1 ment Operator to Equipment I and 6-foot-3 respecbvely, gave MASON, W. VA. - , departure of these three men Operator: George F. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fitch and the small schools the edge, IS COMPLETELY i from the Kyger Plant resulted Cheshire, from Auxiliary Equip- Stevie visited bls )l&renls, Mr., Usually there are no favor· f in a series of reorganization rnent Operator to Equipment and Mrs. Oscar Fitch, Dewltts ites at state tournament tbne,l !::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;::;;;:::;::;;;:::;::;;;;:;;::;;__;_;._;;~ moves providing promotions for Operntor: Clifford R. Thornton, RWI. but Ibis year most observers I;; 1~lectric t'l•odels ha\le n.~• nmati c th errnostllls) ten other employees. Rt. 2, Gallipolis, from U~ty K. D. Matheny, Norman give the edge It Cbamlnade and Transferring to l~e Cardinal Operator to Auxiliary Equtp-1er, Long Bottom, John Stobort Roasford. Plant were John J. Sommer, ment Operator. 'of Letart, Jim Snodgrass, RaChanlinade'• Eagles, abnlng Sund Sch 1 11 d on Assistant Shift Operating Engi· Laurence A. Napper, Rl. 2, cine, and E. II. Carpenter, lo- to become the first Catholic 00 a :; ~nee ay neer: Donald C. Cook, Equip- Pomeroy, from Utility Opera· cat, were in Harrisonville Salr school ever to win Class AA 52 AND OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED March 20 was • 0 ~ ng was ment Operator: and Leo K. tor to Auxiliary Equipment Op- urday morning. laurels runs a disciplined of$13.14. Worslu~thsc;llce~ w::ze Smilh, Unit Foreman. Mr. Som- erator; Ronald L. Clay, from Clint Bircb and daughter, L&- feme 'and an aggressive deheld at 10:45 WI ere wa • mer, 430 Lariat Drive, Gallipo- Utility Operator to AuD!iary ota, were supper guests at the fense under coach-of-the- ear Are uou a high school graduate who thinkl toglcaUy lay leader, and an attendance ,lis, moves to. the Cardi~al Equ1pment Operalor; WIIII~m home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jim Turvene. Tbey can syc,ore il ond would like to use that ability in a challenging job? of 20. . Plant as a Shnl Operating En- E. De?'osky, 66 South nurd Birch and cltlldreo, Waterford, from the Inside and outside. Tbe MYF beld Ils reg~lar gmeer after 11 years of serv1ce St., Middleport, from Laborer Saturday evening. Mrs. Joyce Rossford which com ted You are Invited to consult with Mr. Dan Bargdill, meetmg S~nday evenmg at 6.30. wilh OVEC. He is married, and to Ul1hty Operator; Robert M. Birch and children returned th Cl AJ. . k pe District Manager, Burger Boy Food.Q-Romas, to eval· The week s rev1val began Sun- his wife and eight children will Varian, Syracuse, and Charles borne with th<'ll1 and visited e a~ th ra;' s ate'e~ ago, uate your potential In our rapidly expanding rOBtaur· day at .7:45 with the Rev. move to the Brilliant area in the L. Hively, from Utility Man to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. was ra e avon cause ant organization as a future manager of one of our Casto domg the ~reac~mg. Rev. Inear future. Mr. Cook, lifetime Utility Operator. Frnnk wallace, at Letart. of a rugged schedule that MARCH SPECIALS locations. Russell of Coolville Will be the resident of Mason, lms accept,. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer eluded 16 b~g-school teams. 62 Comet 2 Door We will train you for a job with a future and ad· evangelist fm· the rest ol the ed an assignmenl as Unit Foreand David visited their daugJ>. .Dlie. Prevlllll8 Wlnn1!r 6 cyl. Std. trails. Radio vancement to a five figure income bracket. Apply in week. man at the Ohio Power plant ter and family, Mr. and Mra Dme " the only team m the and heater. person only at Union & South Congress Streets; AthHelen Findling of Columbus I Also an 11-year Kyger veter· Clyde Close, Belpre. tournament ever to play In the ens, Ohio, from 1·5 P.M. 62 Ford Gal. 500 spent the w..,kend. with her an, Mr. Cook will move hIs Shelly Ward was I guest of big show before. The Grey· 4 dr. 8 cyl. At Tr~nl!l,, P. steering, radio and heater mother. Iva Fmdlmg ~nd Mr. wile and four caildren to the her grandfather, Wesley Coz. hounds, ander cagey Coach Co- ' and Mrs. Russell Fmdhng. Brilliant area al the close of art Wednesday evening. lumbus. Hines, won the Class ~· 63 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 cylinder, standard trans. Mrs. Linnia Gaul, accompan- the school term. Ed Ward bas returned to crown m 1962• Radio and heater ied by Edith Betzing, recenlly Mr. Smith, Middleport, hss Mrs. R. G. Abels was a re. the home ol ~ son Gene Ward · · spent • Sunday afternoon vieilbeen wilh OVEC for a lillie over cent call.r at the bume ol and family, after ~pending the 65 Ford Gal. 500 lng friends in Athens and tour· 10 years, and along with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Durst and winter with relatives In East NEW YORK (UPI) ()~~~~~~ 2 dr. Hardtop, 289 englnt, standard trans. Radio and log the new Bromle! Hail. This Cook, becomes a Unit Foreman ITom. Liverpool. Eastern College Athletic heater hall slands on property former· in his new assignment at Car- Mr. and Mrs. Milford Fred- Mr. and Mrs. BID Boslon vls- ence announced Thursday 65 Ford Gal. 500 ly owned and occupied by Mrn. dina!. Mr. Smith, his wife and . erick of Minersville and Wes- ited Mr. and Mn. Alben Taylor Sl Joseph's of PhD adelphia and Conv. 352 eng. Std. tnns., Gaul's aunt, Ann Super, and) four children also will make 1ley Cozart were Sunday guests and farnlly recenUy. Long Island University rad io and heater Mrs. Super's mother. _ 1 Itheir home in !he Brilliant area . of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott. Dwaine Allen of Portland re. winners of the ECAC division 64 Ga laxie XL Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. UJ«S . at the end of tlle school term. Mrs. Ada Fox is visiting her cently spent a weekend with basketball trophies. Convertible. I eyflndtr, D. Woode last Thursday ..llfler· j Promotions at the ··.~ , Mrs. Nell Middleswart. Mrs. Sylvia Allen. St. Joseph's was awarded the auto trans., power stHrnoon were her mother, Mrs. J • Plant, as announced by AUen Middleswart, who has Randall Talbott spent a Slll)o university division trophy for ing, power brakes and B. Hayes or Middleport an\ Harreld, were : Arthur Hughes, been stationed at a naval base j day evening with bls pnrenls the second time, and LIU won windows, radio & he.lter · - - - in Florida, ~as received his : Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott. the college division laurels. 61 Olds 98 2 Door Mrs. Clair Woode and Conm Sue of Pomeroy. American Bible Society discharge and relorned home: H.T. At trans. All powtr, Terry Swarl2 has employ- I <ine. Mrs. Boyles led a alter six years in service. : rftdio and hteter V.S Standard Trans. ment in Parkersburg, W . Va. service. Mrs. Fannie Durst spent 63 Mercury Monte. Radio end Heater Mr. and Mrs. Mile Williams i The hostess served a dessert weekend at Columbus with her 4 Dr. Auto. tr1n1. Power Power Steering - - - - - - steering, radio & heater I of Belpre visited her parents, ; course assiSted by others. daughter and busbond, : Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz I The next meeting will be, and Mrs. Jolm Webster. 63 Thunderbird Hardtop, power deering, and attended church here on beld on Tuesday, April II, at lr=========ol I, sunday morning. powtr brakes, power win: the home of Florence Spencer, dows. '2 Or, Tbe WSCS held Its regular with Nma Robinson, program G. T. 2 Dr. Hard Top 60 Ford The Very Best meeting Tuesday evening, Mar. leader. 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. Country Si!-dan, Station In Usod Cars Anywhere 15, at the home of Eieano~ Mrs. Mary Carr was relurnRadio and H e a t e r - - - - - Wagon 4 dr. 8 cyl. auto Boyles, with an atter.dance of ed lo her home here last Thurslra 1~. w•lh air · condition~ NO REASONABLE ing 13 members and two visitors. day from Veterans Memorial OFFER REFUSED During the business meeting In Hospital In Pomeroy and Is 62 Thunderbird SEE Har-lto,p, power steerlnlJ, charge of Eleanor Boyles, presi- Improving, power brakes, power win· HardTop, Auto. Floor Shift dent, the 1967 pledge to Missions Friends of Mrs. Maggie de w ~. air conditioning. was made, the Supply askings Ung of 3352 Rosemont Radio and Heater, V8 - - - - 2 Dr. were answered, the plate {){fer- Wmston-sa1em, N. C., 2 dr. Hard Top. ThLo Is a Pontiac among Pontlaca and the . 63 Ford Gal. 500 ing for Lancaster Camp was asked to remember her birlh- 1 "Your Romblor o.. lot" finest of aU automobUes. Fully equipped with power steer-11 r.onv. 352 eng. Std. trans. POMEROY, O. taken. The group voted a ltD day, March 26. Rldio 11nd htolltf'r ing and brakea, Hydramatic, and many other nlcltles of life. 421 cu. Inch engine. donation to the World Clothing F----=======.ii:i 6:1 Chevre>let Imp. Fund. The annual meeting at 4 dr . H.T. 8 cyl. At trans., 4 Dr. Herd Top Auto. Trans. r stNring, radla •nd Portsmouth was announced. FREE ~aler Radio and Heater, V8 - - - - Coupon money was turned in. ~S Ford Fair. 500 Rag rugs and gelatin are still 4 dr. Sedan. We aold this car new and serviced It regularly 2 Dr. Hardtop, ' " eng. lor sale. The list of Nursing since. Automatic sblft. Power steering and brakes. If you lne, Cruillmatic trans. Home Patients was revised. want a positively Immaculate, low mileage, one owner trade· low mlleate In, we suggest this LeSabre, Florence Ann Spencer led I the program on "Do Some4 Dr. Sedan Wt have tho thing," with scripture, prayer, Radio and Healer, Power Steering . OSED CAR LOT RIGHT FURNACE song, readings and discussion and Brakes, Excellent Condition _ Locust I Sycamore Sh. ., tht Middleport all. Nellie Parker gave a 2 dr. Hard Top. It Is a real pleasure to offer this fine automobile at this low price. We~nroudly put hls car on RIGHT BOILER ~~~ ~~~~~~~~~re~po~rt~tro~m~~th~e sbow room floor. Fully equl wllh power steering, and wer bratea and automatic s Expr111, 6 cyl. Step1ltle Bod t 4 'II\ HYDRONIC Very Good Condition _ _ _ _ _, New $299 aflameless •LECTRii . WATER HEAJER . Alf ed automatic eon""''"' MASON I 1 Society Notes :areer with A Future 'l ' Ask us now for mall d• posil fonns so whln 1lllll FORD JGI feel lib ~ you mn Ill theM & take ~ IIIISyl . A·l Stiversville News Notes I ·-===::;iiiiiiiiili RAWLING 5 1 OPEN TONIGHT 6 TIL 8 P.M. Happy is the Jride wllo registers her China, Silver and Glass patterns at MEIGS THEATR£ Pomeroy, Ohio The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company ."We HIIVI GNWn BIUuse We Han Helped Othen Grow" 1 I .." Meigs County's Rambler Trade-Ins Oldest Business Offers The BEST BUYS METROPOLITAN MOTORS 65 Bonn,ville Pontiac- $3195 1 ' ' :~ : ' . 4 ESTIMATES ~HEATING - 1965 LeSabre Buick SYSTEMS Ieith Goble Ford -- 64 Wildcat Buick 1 ,N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. BASEBOARD OPlOMElRIS 'r Te GIYe Yo11 Office Hours 9 to l2. 2 to~ !Close at Noon on ·!>)T .~ ,, Tburs - East Courl St.. Pome"" A CLEANER WARMER HOME /PHONE Come In and See Our CGmplete lint of Gas-Fired or Oil-Fired, Cast-Iron or Steel Boilert ••• WY 2-2.036 Or Colt 1,. FREE ESTIMATES. : -• 64 Wildcat Buick Conv. Coupe. Th!J car waa owned by one of lbe exe·cuttve1l at Kaiser Aluminum, and It shows its mertlculous care. exceedingly fine automobile finished in light blue white top and blue upholstery. Fully equipped. 64 Polara Dodge - - $2095 2 dr. Hard Top. Beat aerlet Dodge and this one Is lops with all vinyl seats, and cnstom features. II only has 25,845 mil· ea and the condition sbowa lt. Fully equipped with power steering and the works. · . . . .. . . . wJ.d be blindfolded to the cowtant flow of new 60 Ch,vrolet Nomad---- $895 ·~ ' • • . " :l products and services designed to make our Jives more enjoyable. Eeouomisbt predict a 25% "better· ment" of our living standards by 1970. Without advertising, such growth would be inconceivable. There's no doubt that in the years to come, adver. tising will belp lo make ours a better and more protporous counlr)' for everyone. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING IS YOUR SAFEST AND SUREST ADVERTISING INVESTMENT • 2 dr. Hard top. A one owner Buick of blgbesl priced el. Excellent quality buy. Fully equipped, advertising ••• OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING Edw1rd B1er, owner 232 E. Second Pomeroy 1LY) r 1962 MERCURY COMET $1095 1962 DODGE LANCER $1095 19SS DODGE 2DR. $295 4 Dr. Soden, Std. Floor Shift, Radio and Heater _ __ V8 4 dr. StltUon Wagon. Sparkllnt original black flnlsh . Automatic ablfl. SYR Thf:'n , If YH\1 • wish, " 'f'll bf! l!lad to help you coordinate your otht!r tableware . , . so vou'll know your t:Bble set· tin~s are alwaya in perfect taste. Re.gistering your pattern• our Bridal Registry makes it e-asier for friend• m{! relative!~ to give you 1 wedding gift yoU: want. And with you'll avoid duplications, too . So '"' a smart bride , . , be , happy bride -t'hoose your ·-::; :·acuse pattern and regia•rr it wit h us now. K&C Jewelen MUSTANQ HARDTOP Save big at our Big Ford Driveon America's favorite fun car, Mustang! We're out to move arecord number of our '66 Mustangs and Fords-we're spurring 'em on with huge savings. Come join our Driveit starts with a test drive! For the LIGHTS of Summer We'we sllot tflis price $ttsa·· ~!t98.43f.O.I . DWollMinufaetu...n . . No tubes to replace ••• Hard Top. VI Auto. Trans. Radio ind Huter _ _ A BONET STRAP WILL SEE YOU THROUGH THE SUMMER. A SLING BACK FOR TODA Y'S LOCK. BLAETTNARS PQMEROY, POMEROY, OHIO 2 Dr. Soden Std. Trans. Very Good Condition - 62 Electra Buick without 1964 DODGE ~:~~: $2095 1963 DODGE DART S1395 1963 FORD XL 2DR. $1795 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA $1795 1963 PONTIAC Star Chief $2095 1962 CHEVROLET ! Ton Member Foderal R...rw System Member Fader.. Deposit Insurance Corporation SIZESAA & B· o. '' o I '. •~· ' ' ' ! ' $3.99 THe,\ SHOE BOX • ''1!1 '•· ..,tad ,..ll prLct 1or Muat1n1 Hardtop, 11 of Mlrclt J, 1966. O.ttinltion cl'lllrp1, ltltl 11td leal tuft 1"d MI. It 1ny. Mit lndudM, (lptlonl IUC.'tl •• wtdttwth eldl'll COlt S. ,.. IDoll hrd tor hit •111111 price. evert '*"' • Alllplllier .... •• \lt. • LIIJhtweighiO rugged •anaislors Polysty..- cabinet • 4-speed"ewingdown" automatic record changer • Automatic record ~ahutoll it Sit~frat• . tone 8IMI votm1'1 cat ta • Dual Sapphite styli Choice0f1 FORD DEALER's • Charco•I Blue. or eT.wny Beige KEITH GOB·LE FORD INC. WfRNER RADIO &TV ft1lddi.,i1, o: ~ ~1 sdUrH THIRD ST• }·· BIG fORD •' ,;. <t ,,L �' ' ' ,, I • ,.,..,_ •· ~;,:. .t '. M. 'f,"Al[ A f"t=l n ·: .·· p All-'~A_ merz·ca ,.,eam 7\Tamed .1. 1 't ~ • :: INSAS CITY,. Mo. IUPI) , K, n.Wilbum of Central (Oblo) ' St:Ue. " · Gelle. Summer~ of Northern Michigan and Junmy R"'" of Georgia Southern were ' ' " ',"'d today to the National . M.<otiation of Intercollegiate ' ' Ml\i"ti" iNAJA) Ail-America oa,··•:!bail team for the second ycn r '" a row. : ·, t! · 0 GRUMBACHU ART SUPPLIES il · oil Polnls-Posltls " S 1 • (horcoal-lnstru<lion Boob ~I ' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE l . ' ' j E h T B F' h t· eams egut. Ighi t F•g AA, A Ch or ampiODS ps · o 0 Abo chosen for the 1~mon Gary Liberatore of New Haven Linfield (Ore.); Ron Jackson, team was 6-fooW AI Tucker, (Conn.), wbo averaged !3.1 Clark IGa.) and Dewey Kal·[ COWMBUS (UPI wllo led Oklaho!!Ul Baptist poinls in 31 games this year; mer, Quincy (Iii.). 44th 81Dlual baskelban to~•· University to the NAJA cham· Curt Gammell of Pacific ment opened today with e~gbt ptonsbip this. year and was Lutheran (Wasb.); Jbn Shuler, Third team: competent and confident teams vote the outstanding player in of Carson-Newman !Tenn.) and Richard Harris, Manchester baiUtng for the biggest prizes In the week·long tournament. Earl Beecblllll a junior from (Ind.)· Roger Raspen Millers- Buckeye State higb school Two other 1965 second or Midwestern tfex ) vllle ' (Pa ) State· ' Darryl letics. 1 third team All· Americans Second team: · ' i Meachem, ·Ed i 0 b ~ r 0 (Pa.) The </3hl. teams, survivors moved up to the fir, I team this AI Albers Upper Iowa· · State· Russell Noll McMurry a siarUng field of 866, were year. They were Pat Caldwell, Johnny com'eaux, Grambling (Tex.'): Tall Jacks~n, Coil•lle entirely new cast from a 6-foot.fi center who led (La.); Marlbert Pradd, Dillard of Idaho; Zollo Dominquez,/year's tournament won by Rockhurst (Mo.) to the 1964 (La.); Jim Chroust, Pittsburgh Albuquerque, (N.M.I: Gene Lilr Jumbos South and NAJA title and to the quarter- (Kan.l State; Isidore Schmeis. Ues, High Point (N.C.); Bobby of Wayne County. Two of f10als this year, and Henry tng, Sl Cloud (Minn.) State; Ritch, Valdosta (Ga.) State; were only a two-game Logan, a 8-foot sophomore from Richard Pitts, Norfolk (Va. Darryl Jones, St. Benedict's streak away from the Western Carolina (N.C.). State; Earl Monroe, Winston./ (Kan.): and Bob Guy, Lake. crowns. U Roanding out the team were 1Salem (N.C.)· Don Hakala land IWi;:) The Class A field, four sma • ' ' ' er schools, had RJtbnan (25-01 1 personne} Changes m • OVEC system Are Announced from Kyger Creek StatiOD • meeting New <M-n, and 4-DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy·llllddleport, 0., Much 28, 111118 IIQih divisions bave so-calledpUned offense IQid balBJiced Cinderella teams. They would scoring, and the Golden Galel be Lancaster and Southeastern, could make trouble for anyone both with the poorest records they play, Southeastern is 1 r""' clashing with Ross Southeastern among the filial four of their ity for state tourney play, with (20-7) In the afternoon semlf~ divisions. all underclassmen In the stannais. Lancaster features a disc~ lng unll Tonlgbt, In Class AA, Dayt~n - · · · -· ·- :__:::.,:_______ ._--:Chamlnade (:14-l), the state 8 . . . . . . . ~ . _ ,. _ 1 No. ranked learn, goes against Warren Harding (:14-1), and ledo Libbey (2H) clashes " 1 Lancaster ( &-51. The wt~nen of the Class A games wUI meet al2 p.m. urday lor the state championship, ~ ~e Class AA ors me a p.m., & Both llof Is r;;ldat~ =I~: Pomtloy wteerlelsloe 00 'th esp ds WI 1 ev s n or e secon year from Ohio State's St. 0pEN TON. IG'' HT 6:00 TO 8:00 8 Farmers Bank :r.u!o~:a;!.;.~ere Savings Co. Lebanon DUe Arena. noss~ord (25-0) 3 ROOMS Clint Birch and daughter, Le- erpected to attend llie four Middleport, 0. ota, visited Mrs. Susie Blrcb tourney sessions, each of which ~::;;~~~~:::=~~ at an Athens hospital. Mrs. Will attract 13,11110 or more fans. SAVE UP TO •so NOW 1 A number of personnel chang· visory personnel to the Ohio Rt. 2, Cheshire, from Unit Fore. Bircb Is much improved after An oddity of thls year's leur;;;...:.=.~.....:.:.....:;:..:.:.::,~ :es have been made during the Power Company's new Cardinal man to Assistant Sbift Opera!- having had pneumonla recenlly.l nam~t was the four Class A ONLY '"""t month at Ohio valley Power Plant near Brllliant, ing Engln..r; Hiram w. Daugh· Mr and Mrs. Mike Evans · semlfinalisls had a beigbl ad$10.00 Down - Balon.. on ________ :Electric Corporation's Kyger Ohio, now under construction erty, 2903 Birch Ave.; Point and ·daughters, and Mr. and vantage over the big school enTOI'IIII Creek Station, according to I and destined to be the largest Pleasant, frmt Equipment Op- Mrs Mac Van Meter and Normally the Class AA C 1, ' Plant Manager James B. Har- 1power plant in Ohio when com- erator to Unit Foreman; Don- dauBbter were Sunday guests teams are much taller, but pleted. I aid L. Harrison, 641 Third Ave., of Mr and Mrs. Charles van Rittman and Rossford with Some of the c~anges resulted Ohio Power Is one ofOVEC's : Gallipolis from Aulliary Equip Meter: front Unes averaging 6-foot-5 FURNITURE CO. trom the lransfer ol three super- 115 Sponsoring Companies. Tbe 1 ment Operator to Equipment I and 6-foot-3 respecbvely, gave MASON, W. VA. - , departure of these three men Operator: George F. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fitch and the small schools the edge, IS COMPLETELY i from the Kyger Plant resulted Cheshire, from Auxiliary Equip- Stevie visited bls )l&renls, Mr., Usually there are no favor· f in a series of reorganization rnent Operator to Equipment and Mrs. Oscar Fitch, Dewltts ites at state tournament tbne,l !::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;::;;;:::;::;;;:::;::;;;;:;;::;;__;_;._;;~ moves providing promotions for Operntor: Clifford R. Thornton, RWI. but Ibis year most observers I;; 1~lectric t'l•odels ha\le n.~• nmati c th errnostllls) ten other employees. Rt. 2, Gallipolis, from U~ty K. D. Matheny, Norman give the edge It Cbamlnade and Transferring to l~e Cardinal Operator to Auxiliary Equtp-1er, Long Bottom, John Stobort Roasford. Plant were John J. Sommer, ment Operator. 'of Letart, Jim Snodgrass, RaChanlinade'• Eagles, abnlng Sund Sch 1 11 d on Assistant Shift Operating Engi· Laurence A. Napper, Rl. 2, cine, and E. II. Carpenter, lo- to become the first Catholic 00 a :; ~nee ay neer: Donald C. Cook, Equip- Pomeroy, from Utility Opera· cat, were in Harrisonville Salr school ever to win Class AA 52 AND OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED March 20 was • 0 ~ ng was ment Operator: and Leo K. tor to Auxiliary Equipment Op- urday morning. laurels runs a disciplined of$13.14. Worslu~thsc;llce~ w::ze Smilh, Unit Foreman. Mr. Som- erator; Ronald L. Clay, from Clint Bircb and daughter, L&- feme 'and an aggressive deheld at 10:45 WI ere wa • mer, 430 Lariat Drive, Gallipo- Utility Operator to AuD!iary ota, were supper guests at the fense under coach-of-the- ear Are uou a high school graduate who thinkl toglcaUy lay leader, and an attendance ,lis, moves to. the Cardi~al Equ1pment Operalor; WIIII~m home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jim Turvene. Tbey can syc,ore il ond would like to use that ability in a challenging job? of 20. . Plant as a Shnl Operating En- E. De?'osky, 66 South nurd Birch and cltlldreo, Waterford, from the Inside and outside. Tbe MYF beld Ils reg~lar gmeer after 11 years of serv1ce St., Middleport, from Laborer Saturday evening. Mrs. Joyce Rossford which com ted You are Invited to consult with Mr. Dan Bargdill, meetmg S~nday evenmg at 6.30. wilh OVEC. He is married, and to Ul1hty Operator; Robert M. Birch and children returned th Cl AJ. . k pe District Manager, Burger Boy Food.Q-Romas, to eval· The week s rev1val began Sun- his wife and eight children will Varian, Syracuse, and Charles borne with th<'ll1 and visited e a~ th ra;' s ate'e~ ago, uate your potential In our rapidly expanding rOBtaur· day at .7:45 with the Rev. move to the Brilliant area in the L. Hively, from Utility Man to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. was ra e avon cause ant organization as a future manager of one of our Casto domg the ~reac~mg. Rev. Inear future. Mr. Cook, lifetime Utility Operator. Frnnk wallace, at Letart. of a rugged schedule that MARCH SPECIALS locations. Russell of Coolville Will be the resident of Mason, lms accept,. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer eluded 16 b~g-school teams. 62 Comet 2 Door We will train you for a job with a future and ad· evangelist fm· the rest ol the ed an assignmenl as Unit Foreand David visited their daugJ>. .Dlie. Prevlllll8 Wlnn1!r 6 cyl. Std. trails. Radio vancement to a five figure income bracket. Apply in week. man at the Ohio Power plant ter and family, Mr. and Mra Dme " the only team m the and heater. person only at Union & South Congress Streets; AthHelen Findling of Columbus I Also an 11-year Kyger veter· Clyde Close, Belpre. tournament ever to play In the ens, Ohio, from 1·5 P.M. 62 Ford Gal. 500 spent the w..,kend. with her an, Mr. Cook will move hIs Shelly Ward was I guest of big show before. The Grey· 4 dr. 8 cyl. At Tr~nl!l,, P. steering, radio and heater mother. Iva Fmdlmg ~nd Mr. wile and four caildren to the her grandfather, Wesley Coz. hounds, ander cagey Coach Co- ' and Mrs. Russell Fmdhng. Brilliant area al the close of art Wednesday evening. lumbus. Hines, won the Class ~· 63 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 cylinder, standard trans. Mrs. Linnia Gaul, accompan- the school term. Ed Ward bas returned to crown m 1962• Radio and heater ied by Edith Betzing, recenlly Mr. Smith, Middleport, hss Mrs. R. G. Abels was a re. the home ol ~ son Gene Ward · · spent • Sunday afternoon vieilbeen wilh OVEC for a lillie over cent call.r at the bume ol and family, after ~pending the 65 Ford Gal. 500 lng friends in Athens and tour· 10 years, and along with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Durst and winter with relatives In East NEW YORK (UPI) ()~~~~~~ 2 dr. Hardtop, 289 englnt, standard trans. Radio and log the new Bromle! Hail. This Cook, becomes a Unit Foreman ITom. Liverpool. Eastern College Athletic heater hall slands on property former· in his new assignment at Car- Mr. and Mrs. Milford Fred- Mr. and Mrs. BID Boslon vls- ence announced Thursday 65 Ford Gal. 500 ly owned and occupied by Mrn. dina!. Mr. Smith, his wife and . erick of Minersville and Wes- ited Mr. and Mn. Alben Taylor Sl Joseph's of PhD adelphia and Conv. 352 eng. Std. tnns., Gaul's aunt, Ann Super, and) four children also will make 1ley Cozart were Sunday guests and farnlly recenUy. Long Island University rad io and heater Mrs. Super's mother. _ 1 Itheir home in !he Brilliant area . of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott. Dwaine Allen of Portland re. winners of the ECAC division 64 Ga laxie XL Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. UJ«S . at the end of tlle school term. Mrs. Ada Fox is visiting her cently spent a weekend with basketball trophies. Convertible. I eyflndtr, D. Woode last Thursday ..llfler· j Promotions at the ··.~ , Mrs. Nell Middleswart. Mrs. Sylvia Allen. St. Joseph's was awarded the auto trans., power stHrnoon were her mother, Mrs. J • Plant, as announced by AUen Middleswart, who has Randall Talbott spent a Slll)o university division trophy for ing, power brakes and B. Hayes or Middleport an\ Harreld, were : Arthur Hughes, been stationed at a naval base j day evening with bls pnrenls the second time, and LIU won windows, radio & he.lter · - - - in Florida, ~as received his : Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott. the college division laurels. 61 Olds 98 2 Door Mrs. Clair Woode and Conm Sue of Pomeroy. American Bible Society discharge and relorned home: H.T. At trans. All powtr, Terry Swarl2 has employ- I <ine. Mrs. Boyles led a alter six years in service. : rftdio and hteter V.S Standard Trans. ment in Parkersburg, W . Va. service. Mrs. Fannie Durst spent 63 Mercury Monte. Radio end Heater Mr. and Mrs. Mile Williams i The hostess served a dessert weekend at Columbus with her 4 Dr. Auto. tr1n1. Power Power Steering - - - - - - steering, radio & heater I of Belpre visited her parents, ; course assiSted by others. daughter and busbond, : Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz I The next meeting will be, and Mrs. Jolm Webster. 63 Thunderbird Hardtop, power deering, and attended church here on beld on Tuesday, April II, at lr=========ol I, sunday morning. powtr brakes, power win: the home of Florence Spencer, dows. '2 Or, Tbe WSCS held Its regular with Nma Robinson, program G. T. 2 Dr. Hard Top 60 Ford The Very Best meeting Tuesday evening, Mar. leader. 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. Country Si!-dan, Station In Usod Cars Anywhere 15, at the home of Eieano~ Mrs. Mary Carr was relurnRadio and H e a t e r - - - - - Wagon 4 dr. 8 cyl. auto Boyles, with an atter.dance of ed lo her home here last Thurslra 1~. w•lh air · condition~ NO REASONABLE ing 13 members and two visitors. day from Veterans Memorial OFFER REFUSED During the business meeting In Hospital In Pomeroy and Is 62 Thunderbird SEE Har-lto,p, power steerlnlJ, charge of Eleanor Boyles, presi- Improving, power brakes, power win· HardTop, Auto. Floor Shift dent, the 1967 pledge to Missions Friends of Mrs. Maggie de w ~. air conditioning. was made, the Supply askings Ung of 3352 Rosemont Radio and Heater, V8 - - - - 2 Dr. were answered, the plate {){fer- Wmston-sa1em, N. C., 2 dr. Hard Top. ThLo Is a Pontiac among Pontlaca and the . 63 Ford Gal. 500 ing for Lancaster Camp was asked to remember her birlh- 1 "Your Romblor o.. lot" finest of aU automobUes. Fully equipped with power steer-11 r.onv. 352 eng. Std. trans. POMEROY, O. taken. The group voted a ltD day, March 26. Rldio 11nd htolltf'r ing and brakea, Hydramatic, and many other nlcltles of life. 421 cu. Inch engine. donation to the World Clothing F----=======.ii:i 6:1 Chevre>let Imp. Fund. The annual meeting at 4 dr . H.T. 8 cyl. At trans., 4 Dr. Herd Top Auto. Trans. r stNring, radla •nd Portsmouth was announced. FREE ~aler Radio and Heater, V8 - - - - Coupon money was turned in. ~S Ford Fair. 500 Rag rugs and gelatin are still 4 dr. Sedan. We aold this car new and serviced It regularly 2 Dr. Hardtop, ' " eng. lor sale. The list of Nursing since. Automatic sblft. Power steering and brakes. If you lne, Cruillmatic trans. Home Patients was revised. want a positively Immaculate, low mileage, one owner trade· low mlleate In, we suggest this LeSabre, Florence Ann Spencer led I the program on "Do Some4 Dr. Sedan Wt have tho thing," with scripture, prayer, Radio and Healer, Power Steering . OSED CAR LOT RIGHT FURNACE song, readings and discussion and Brakes, Excellent Condition _ Locust I Sycamore Sh. ., tht Middleport all. Nellie Parker gave a 2 dr. Hard Top. It Is a real pleasure to offer this fine automobile at this low price. We~nroudly put hls car on RIGHT BOILER ~~~ ~~~~~~~~~re~po~rt~tro~m~~th~e sbow room floor. Fully equl wllh power steering, and wer bratea and automatic s Expr111, 6 cyl. Step1ltle Bod t 4 'II\ HYDRONIC Very Good Condition _ _ _ _ _, New $299 aflameless •LECTRii . WATER HEAJER . Alf ed automatic eon""''"' MASON I 1 Society Notes :areer with A Future 'l ' Ask us now for mall d• posil fonns so whln 1lllll FORD JGI feel lib ~ you mn Ill theM & take ~ IIIISyl . A·l Stiversville News Notes I ·-===::;iiiiiiiiili RAWLING 5 1 OPEN TONIGHT 6 TIL 8 P.M. Happy is the Jride wllo registers her China, Silver and Glass patterns at MEIGS THEATR£ Pomeroy, Ohio The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company ."We HIIVI GNWn BIUuse We Han Helped Othen Grow" 1 I .." Meigs County's Rambler Trade-Ins Oldest Business Offers The BEST BUYS METROPOLITAN MOTORS 65 Bonn,ville Pontiac- $3195 1 ' ' :~ : ' . 4 ESTIMATES ~HEATING - 1965 LeSabre Buick SYSTEMS Ieith Goble Ford -- 64 Wildcat Buick 1 ,N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. BASEBOARD OPlOMElRIS 'r Te GIYe Yo11 Office Hours 9 to l2. 2 to~ !Close at Noon on ·!>)T .~ ,, Tburs - East Courl St.. Pome"" A CLEANER WARMER HOME /PHONE Come In and See Our CGmplete lint of Gas-Fired or Oil-Fired, Cast-Iron or Steel Boilert ••• WY 2-2.036 Or Colt 1,. FREE ESTIMATES. : -• 64 Wildcat Buick Conv. Coupe. Th!J car waa owned by one of lbe exe·cuttve1l at Kaiser Aluminum, and It shows its mertlculous care. exceedingly fine automobile finished in light blue white top and blue upholstery. Fully equipped. 64 Polara Dodge - - $2095 2 dr. Hard Top. Beat aerlet Dodge and this one Is lops with all vinyl seats, and cnstom features. II only has 25,845 mil· ea and the condition sbowa lt. Fully equipped with power steering and the works. · . . . .. . . . wJ.d be blindfolded to the cowtant flow of new 60 Ch,vrolet Nomad---- $895 ·~ ' • • . " :l products and services designed to make our Jives more enjoyable. Eeouomisbt predict a 25% "better· ment" of our living standards by 1970. Without advertising, such growth would be inconceivable. There's no doubt that in the years to come, adver. tising will belp lo make ours a better and more protporous counlr)' for everyone. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING IS YOUR SAFEST AND SUREST ADVERTISING INVESTMENT • 2 dr. Hard top. A one owner Buick of blgbesl priced el. Excellent quality buy. Fully equipped, advertising ••• OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING Edw1rd B1er, owner 232 E. Second Pomeroy 1LY) r 1962 MERCURY COMET $1095 1962 DODGE LANCER $1095 19SS DODGE 2DR. $295 4 Dr. Soden, Std. Floor Shift, Radio and Heater _ __ V8 4 dr. StltUon Wagon. Sparkllnt original black flnlsh . Automatic ablfl. SYR Thf:'n , If YH\1 • wish, " 'f'll bf! l!lad to help you coordinate your otht!r tableware . , . so vou'll know your t:Bble set· tin~s are alwaya in perfect taste. Re.gistering your pattern• our Bridal Registry makes it e-asier for friend• m{! relative!~ to give you 1 wedding gift yoU: want. And with you'll avoid duplications, too . So '"' a smart bride , . , be , happy bride -t'hoose your ·-::; :·acuse pattern and regia•rr it wit h us now. K&C Jewelen MUSTANQ HARDTOP Save big at our Big Ford Driveon America's favorite fun car, Mustang! We're out to move arecord number of our '66 Mustangs and Fords-we're spurring 'em on with huge savings. Come join our Driveit starts with a test drive! For the LIGHTS of Summer We'we sllot tflis price $ttsa·· ~!t98.43f.O.I . DWollMinufaetu...n . . No tubes to replace ••• Hard Top. VI Auto. Trans. Radio ind Huter _ _ A BONET STRAP WILL SEE YOU THROUGH THE SUMMER. A SLING BACK FOR TODA Y'S LOCK. BLAETTNARS PQMEROY, POMEROY, OHIO 2 Dr. Soden Std. Trans. Very Good Condition - 62 Electra Buick without 1964 DODGE ~:~~: $2095 1963 DODGE DART S1395 1963 FORD XL 2DR. $1795 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA $1795 1963 PONTIAC Star Chief $2095 1962 CHEVROLET ! Ton Member Foderal R...rw System Member Fader.. Deposit Insurance Corporation SIZESAA & B· o. '' o I '. •~· ' ' ' ! ' $3.99 THe,\ SHOE BOX • ''1!1 '•· ..,tad ,..ll prLct 1or Muat1n1 Hardtop, 11 of Mlrclt J, 1966. O.ttinltion cl'lllrp1, ltltl 11td leal tuft 1"d MI. It 1ny. Mit lndudM, (lptlonl IUC.'tl •• wtdttwth eldl'll COlt S. ,.. IDoll hrd tor hit •111111 price. evert '*"' • Alllplllier .... •• \lt. • LIIJhtweighiO rugged •anaislors Polysty..- cabinet • 4-speed"ewingdown" automatic record changer • Automatic record ~ahutoll it Sit~frat• . tone 8IMI votm1'1 cat ta • Dual Sapphite styli Choice0f1 FORD DEALER's • Charco•I Blue. or eT.wny Beige KEITH GOB·LE FORD INC. WfRNER RADIO &TV ft1lddi.,i1, o: ~ ~1 sdUrH THIRD ST• }·· BIG fORD •' ,;. <t ,,L �Exo(OD Gives IOJI!lddleport, 0., March II, Ift&-7 Up Battle By Suicide '. News Notes I ....OCAL FEATURES ~, TONIGHT "'ICI Frankie Avoloa • Fifty Years Ago on the River by Ohfo River historian Dick Thomas, each Sunday. ~: • Debunking articles weekly from the pen of Meigs county's own brilliant Hieronymous (St. Jerome the Translator),• modern synthesis of Will Rogers, H. L. Mencken end ; Ambrose Bierce in unique and Imaginative views of America today. -s \. •IIIOl'ftll&-'-<lofnllt actlono•_.• • 1'1111 .. ,_.lllplullofar SpectAII Rlfrf»aallonl 'eAnd many other special interest features about a wcrld In ferment end change in the1960s • $6.00 • BAKER 51 CANO ) • The Ghost letters from Our House, charming creations, each e credit to American Uterature, fortnightly by Martha S. Foster. inrr-arhlhI'*' 'I ' ' ·' MIDDLEPORT, 0. RAY RIGGS, INC. Features: A FINE SELECTION OFTOP QUAUTY USED CARS Now aboard ... a full cargo of Canoe. Breezy refreshen anytime. AT ALL TIMES SALE RAY RIGGS, INC. PHONE 593-66C)I ill N. COURT ST. .. MULLEN . .; by Clll1e Welsh eller spendinr lll'nl days with her daughter, DuD Wellb IIIII sister~, Mra. N IIIII Mn. l!aning - J-E I 11.1 , ........... ~ '' ' HONDA ' . /IIJJ}/ ,. SAVE HOT WATER iJ •• " Hawk's Cycle Sales Ouilf•.!•l ~I II, 1 Millo Noo111 of A1111• •• --. Thur& Sot..t to I ' - WM. Prt. Atlltnt, 7 ~ •• • new NOtP lcot 12 d - ume job In !Ill hourt ,. . per yMr. Mans Ins wMt 200A~R~E WASH on maehlne, too. 8AY. WH.N YOU •UY NORGE SCOT MATCHING DRYER . • Biggest cylinder for biggest loads : -• •" ..' ".. ~ : ·,:~ • Giant 6 cu. ft . cylinder • S!OJ>'N·Ory for SPKIII no-tumbling dryinJ (silks, . __ .,,._ ........ _ .. _..,... *•llwn -muHO. - 519995 .,.-'fill-...,. U4ttfr It ~llh . Nowllen • '" W • 600 D. ... Low-cost Service Polley 11111r1ntttS M ..,...., _,..., .._. ~...,-, 16 . . . w. fer,...,.... ,_ NO REPAIR 8/LLS FOR 2 YEARS $'149·95 with traclt INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS Smith's Fiat Sales &Service MIDDLEPORT 1 .. ' - . ··----~------~~~ I Milt Above Tht Sllv• lrldtlt In Kon 1uge, 0. ..w .,. ...... coodo. w. . . OTHIR PAMOUt IIANDI plea. eolltea or IIDliiiDII. Call , •• KNOTTS USED FURNITURE and AUCTION 11~ •THAN THIS 446-%917 A LOWER P~ICE Dress up your home for I ONLY TO SELL ,I lhw•IIIC loeal llaliolll ' aald, could letve 91ewert witll CATV - poor a& IlL . put ~p a beautiful new . IIIAT • 1IR 1611, ;:- - .@m•trong CI!ILINO ABOUT * •. I ) T Y lbo - - ....cei:ra........ - We-,.:vtl tt. ~plet.e tiM of 10 ntW •ltd ifiC\PJiive Ai 1 Ul We'D lhow J~ ~ ta inetiU II,AI 44 I .. J.......C. " THE OHIO·VA~'I¥5 IIi•• lo lbo ~ - look Mlh on '. AIAnMtroal I... lll!f .. not only mab any room look more ', CliJilip .uz.ctiw, lhojl bop tho ,..., tuift. tAN>, ....,..,. they . Willi .... _.. u1 ,_ ~\"" lo>mo todoy•o - NERVE DEAFIESS? . UIDJt1 Prie&! Stirt AI Low AI, IOc sq. ft. iunbav 'limes· jttditul G "Sure Sign of Quality" • • ONEf ,~.· .... aervlct or - * * * * ..... ,.._,..,,. .. _..,...., _ ...., ote.) Mod~ DEG • 1220 BIG 8 PAGE COLOR COMIC SECTION 1 ALL IN THE NEW SAVE TIME ~ughtodo Furniture IIIli balllebold * '* *PLUS* * * up ID 64.4 lbL rA dlttfllnt per .. ~"r. only . o. ·Q. . . Willi fUIICHAII: OF IIORGE SCCIJ 12 tWUILITD. IIALDWIN Bringing to You SATURDAY NIGHT SPORTS! · SAVE DETERGENT FREElU PIANOS AND At • ,.., •liP Ill 1,100 llllOftl I year. A110, uvlnp on ps « alecllielty required to .,_tMiowollr. ~ MIDDLEPORT, The National and World Scene Full Una ....,.. !l At Home-In the State and On SeeThe • 2 wall! tpllda • ' az. to 12 lit. C1J1MitJ • 4..,1r.PitlllfreMitctlons • J PIIIIIM•wMiruvtrconllll ' LATEST NEWS r YOU MEET THE NIQST PEOPlE ON A ' - DUTTON DRUG l PLUS- lunJed to her home In DarwiD -'- colosne-$5, $8.50, $14, $24 Deodorant- $2 Soap-$2, $3.75 Talc- $2.50 .. ..., ....., s.ls, :;. • ' . I '.·f CAROLINA LUMBER Sugar' RA,n,Flour Mills Phone Mulberry Ave. !ASSOClAlED .RADIO &1V . AND SUPPLY CO. "I wv~2-211s Oflp,. ' ". ' OIJGT • ~ 675-1160 PT. PLEASANT I Pomeroy, Ohio wna= · \..',h ..., ,.ol,l',,._...... .. ~~~......~_,....,._...,. ~ ' ' ..,... ~ . . . ..... , . - . ,. .. . . ·. �Exo(OD Gives IOJI!lddleport, 0., March II, Ift&-7 Up Battle By Suicide '. News Notes I ....OCAL FEATURES ~, TONIGHT "'ICI Frankie Avoloa • Fifty Years Ago on the River by Ohfo River historian Dick Thomas, each Sunday. ~: • Debunking articles weekly from the pen of Meigs county's own brilliant Hieronymous (St. Jerome the Translator),• modern synthesis of Will Rogers, H. L. Mencken end ; Ambrose Bierce in unique and Imaginative views of America today. -s \. •IIIOl'ftll&-'-<lofnllt actlono•_.• • 1'1111 .. ,_.lllplullofar SpectAII Rlfrf»aallonl 'eAnd many other special interest features about a wcrld In ferment end change in the1960s • $6.00 • BAKER 51 CANO ) • The Ghost letters from Our House, charming creations, each e credit to American Uterature, fortnightly by Martha S. Foster. inrr-arhlhI'*' 'I ' ' ·' MIDDLEPORT, 0. RAY RIGGS, INC. Features: A FINE SELECTION OFTOP QUAUTY USED CARS Now aboard ... a full cargo of Canoe. Breezy refreshen anytime. AT ALL TIMES SALE RAY RIGGS, INC. PHONE 593-66C)I ill N. COURT ST. .. MULLEN . .; by Clll1e Welsh eller spendinr lll'nl days with her daughter, DuD Wellb IIIII sister~, Mra. N IIIII Mn. l!aning - J-E I 11.1 , ........... ~ '' ' HONDA ' . /IIJJ}/ ,. SAVE HOT WATER iJ •• " Hawk's Cycle Sales Ouilf•.!•l ~I II, 1 Millo Noo111 of A1111• •• --. Thur& Sot..t to I ' - WM. Prt. Atlltnt, 7 ~ •• • new NOtP lcot 12 d - ume job In !Ill hourt ,. . per yMr. Mans Ins wMt 200A~R~E WASH on maehlne, too. 8AY. WH.N YOU •UY NORGE SCOT MATCHING DRYER . • Biggest cylinder for biggest loads : -• •" ..' ".. ~ : ·,:~ • Giant 6 cu. ft . cylinder • S!OJ>'N·Ory for SPKIII no-tumbling dryinJ (silks, . __ .,,._ ........ _ .. _..,... *•llwn -muHO. - 519995 .,.-'fill-...,. U4ttfr It ~llh . Nowllen • '" W • 600 D. ... Low-cost Service Polley 11111r1ntttS M ..,...., _,..., .._. ~...,-, 16 . . . w. fer,...,.... ,_ NO REPAIR 8/LLS FOR 2 YEARS $'149·95 with traclt INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS Smith's Fiat Sales &Service MIDDLEPORT 1 .. ' - . ··----~------~~~ I Milt Above Tht Sllv• lrldtlt In Kon 1uge, 0. ..w .,. ...... coodo. w. . . OTHIR PAMOUt IIANDI plea. eolltea or IIDliiiDII. Call , •• KNOTTS USED FURNITURE and AUCTION 11~ •THAN THIS 446-%917 A LOWER P~ICE Dress up your home for I ONLY TO SELL ,I lhw•IIIC loeal llaliolll ' aald, could letve 91ewert witll CATV - poor a& IlL . put ~p a beautiful new . IIIAT • 1IR 1611, ;:- - .@m•trong CI!ILINO ABOUT * •. I ) T Y lbo - - ....cei:ra........ - We-,.:vtl tt. ~plet.e tiM of 10 ntW •ltd ifiC\PJiive Ai 1 Ul We'D lhow J~ ~ ta inetiU II,AI 44 I .. J.......C. " THE OHIO·VA~'I¥5 IIi•• lo lbo ~ - look Mlh on '. AIAnMtroal I... lll!f .. not only mab any room look more ', CliJilip .uz.ctiw, lhojl bop tho ,..., tuift. tAN>, ....,..,. they . Willi .... _.. u1 ,_ ~\"" lo>mo todoy•o - NERVE DEAFIESS? . UIDJt1 Prie&! Stirt AI Low AI, IOc sq. ft. iunbav 'limes· jttditul G "Sure Sign of Quality" • • ONEf ,~.· .... aervlct or - * * * * ..... ,.._,..,,. .. _..,...., _ ...., ote.) Mod~ DEG • 1220 BIG 8 PAGE COLOR COMIC SECTION 1 ALL IN THE NEW SAVE TIME ~ughtodo Furniture IIIli balllebold * '* *PLUS* * * up ID 64.4 lbL rA dlttfllnt per .. ~"r. only . o. ·Q. . . Willi fUIICHAII: OF IIORGE SCCIJ 12 tWUILITD. IIALDWIN Bringing to You SATURDAY NIGHT SPORTS! · SAVE DETERGENT FREElU PIANOS AND At • ,.., •liP Ill 1,100 llllOftl I year. A110, uvlnp on ps « alecllielty required to .,_tMiowollr. ~ MIDDLEPORT, The National and World Scene Full Una ....,.. !l At Home-In the State and On SeeThe • 2 wall! tpllda • ' az. to 12 lit. C1J1MitJ • 4..,1r.PitlllfreMitctlons • J PIIIIIM•wMiruvtrconllll ' LATEST NEWS r YOU MEET THE NIQST PEOPlE ON A ' - DUTTON DRUG l PLUS- lunJed to her home In DarwiD -'- colosne-$5, $8.50, $14, $24 Deodorant- $2 Soap-$2, $3.75 Talc- $2.50 .. ..., ....., s.ls, :;. • ' . I '.·f CAROLINA LUMBER Sugar' RA,n,Flour Mills Phone Mulberry Ave. !ASSOClAlED .RADIO &1V . AND SUPPLY CO. "I wv~2-211s Oflp,. ' ". ' OIJGT • ~ 675-1160 PT. PLEASANT I Pomeroy, Ohio wna= · \..',h ..., ,.ol,l',,._...... .. ~~~......~_,....,._...,. ~ ' ' ..,... ~ . . . ..... , . - . ,. .. . . ·. �I ; ' 'I, 1 ... "-\ '" '. '. . ,I .(I ' •'· • , Da!l1 Sentinel, P'Gmea..,·JIIddleport. 0., lfJrelt 2J!, Ull .. ·'=- •,... " m.: li:'r-''.... - •• iu J;, ..;, f:IO p. m.;-;;;;;; lilt<'!· • ~ 'kit.•'ti ; 111. 'ftmno'V 7:10 11. m. . me iklll 1 1 Q a, . _ URW II alff, lo.t. R. 1:. :ene GUI, l!'Aell Ullll!l , ' ,..,. ~ 8cbaol 1:10 .. c:.rt~~ a • · m.: 1'1111 Will, tUPL: MoruiD& ~ ~ \ wculdp 10:10 I. m.; h a u 10 L m.; Wlaajt 11n1ce1 7 11. m.: li:'riUipJIItlc antlao llldelftll'. Bible Scbool 1:10 .. m. Jlreaeb. .. m., IIIPberl Gnte, 8upL Wllr' ..tee 7•10 P. m. Mid · w..- lira. Lyda Qlfia.ller, Baptilt lefYicp 7:10 P. m. Wed. claslel fo; 18. llelllleDem liaplill ciiiN, lq 10:30 ., m. lint llld lblld tblp wvlce at 10:3• e. m. • J'U. ' 1r1m Youth, ~:45 m.: iv111Wedllelday .00 P'rlday _ , I p. m. Pm "'"I Great Bend: Rev. C. 1... O'CIIno ~L C'IJ Clllrdl II Qr11t, Jt11o11c service, 7:30 p. m. Mid Week lllf, pastor: Robert '-11, mpL Sentinel Church News 1 f ., 1.1 h .. .... i. Street: Slmday wonb!p MJDer a. m. E!'IJblf and Sunday School; 1 p. m.Ev- lll1ldJ • •=~~ I I ~ M«nnn& lllin& oervlce: 'l"'nrsday ' ' Bible Week Prayer llld Pralle, WedWill" ..U,, 7,30 p, m. llblp 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, ,,., p. m. Wed•..,ay. lillldJepart QtuG Gil 0r111, lib and !laiD Slreetl Douald lllcD, mbllller· Blbl~ Scbool :10 a.m. K~'b McEJhi1>MJ' Wonblp. Supt.: 'Momln& m. EveD1Dg Worslllp, 1:311 7 p. m., Prayer Service, Wed- Jehovah Naarene ne C'nlrdl II lilt N&llleae. C'leller: Re1'. Herbert Grate, m. Prayer moet1na. llfiPom I ) Tho fast•trowlng National Gallery was opened by founder, Andrew W. Mellon. A RARE DISPLAY ONE ' OF the wmld's out- s tand ing !kine!.,. lery of Art as part of its 25th ann iven;i~ry. The special show fea tures more than 200 French impressionh t pt:~ in tings from th e 19th and 20th cent uries. The show from the collections of M r. und Mrs. P aul Mell on and Mrs. MPllon Bruce, includes three of the l'O!itliest pain tings ever :.old at auctiou. On di~ play at the :.pecial exhibi t :ne a Seurat. "Lighthouse at Honfleur,'' (ph oto No. l ) ; a Monet, "The Brid ge at Argenteuil," (photo No. 2 ]. and a Cezanne 1andscapP, which wos a uctio ned la:.; t year in New York for $800.000, "Houses in Provence," (photo No. 3 ). Here's a sample. l a!':i \ j \ a.- a.ru.tt .... l~aSchool i:'r.""....='..-...d. private art collections is on exh1 bit in Washington's National Gal- 8 -•ddd BretbreD ~ . IWI 01 .- ...,.,, ..... " P. m. tr, Mn. Mazie paator; Richard Barton, Supt. CJiarles llllllell. Ant Supl. Scbool 1:45 L ID. 'lntnelsel• PubUc meetlll& ~, &:bool l:30 .. m.; ll4or& Zlld aod «<I Carpeater IIQIIII ClriadlI eta, 5 p. m., Waldrtuwu IIIII Worship l1 L m.: NYPS Ill. Aebatb ~,' Sanday School 0,30 a. m.; MomI p. m.; Bible lll1ldJ 'l'aeld11 p. m.: Evening Service, UB Cburell, ldin · Jng 'Worship 10:15 • m. 1 7 P. m. Service meetlllg. 7:10p.m.: Mldweell Prayer 111!1' da7 School 1:10 a. CD.I ..,. . Flnt lllplill a.-. aM• CD. 'l'burlda1l MlnlslrJ Ylee, 7:10 p. m WedDIIClay. • ·:?• Sunda). 7!10 pori, Re1'. Donald Boaae 7 p. m 'lburlday. lllddleporl o1 111e ,._ Le11Jt ra111 U1llled tor: SUnday Scooal IIlli 7 p. m. Lutheran ...,, Re1'. Clyde J. ID Christ Cburcb. . HClftman, Supt.; I0:16 L Clllln!ll 11 0or11t, PomtnJ, IL Paal'• ... 81. Suoday 'lchool 9:10 L m.: Mort> rison, pastor. Worshlp Service; BYP lp. 1111 Wnrsblp ID:311 a. m.; NYPS 9:30 a. m. ~flff1 Maa1C1, putor: &mdQ LutharaD cbDrdL 7:30 p. Scbool Evenln2 Wonblp, :311 L m. Qwrcb 10:311 wonblp I:U a. m. and YCIIIIII Peop1!, I:G p. m.: ETIJI. first and lblrd . • ., Wed. 7:311 p. m. PtiJ& L m.; 01r1s11a11 EudeaVor, 1:311 a. m.; 8uDda7 Scbool UO I p111t1c meollng 7:30 p, m.; lngs at 7:'30 p. m. l::~.'lbul'lllaJ, 7:11 p.m. p.m. Evei!ID& Service, 1:311 p. (Both coogrepdoDI are PraY!" - · ·•· Wed . 7:30 p.m. lourlh !Miday maiDia· BuiJoDd Cbar~ of CllriiC - lq u one at SL Jobo's Ptmeroy fllareiJ o1 tiro Naz. p. m. Prayer meethll . Fln1 Baptlsl Clllld. Bible at PIDe GroYt while the new - . Sunday SchooL 1:30 a . and fourtb llluridaJ Roy Carter Minister Re1'. Caner WI IHerpt Scbool • :30 'a. m. writp and 81. Paul'• Cbureb Is beiDt m.: 1101'111118 wonblp t0:41 a. IIDd first 8lld tbinl S1mda1 10:28. Preach! ng Service 10:30 L m. Methodl.t m. EnDIDg Wnrsblp. 7 p. m.; enlnga at 7:30 p. m. service,1:30 10:30 1111 L DLt YOIIIIII People's 1118!!ilnl! 6:30 p. Allnd Melbadllt C'mcll Pnyer meet1Dg, 7 p. m. Wed. ML ~ermon Jolted IIDd Junior ebardl for m.E veniDI amlce 7 p. m. V. Rev Pearl Casto pastor Rlrf. C'yda ~. llenderaoo, p» 111 ChriSt Chorcb. J811llll . . ·. lly wife died & 7U1' ago. Now there'a Just myself i'lrt1 Bapllll Olareil, H. Bratey, Bible Sebool SupL day.Scheol at l :sO a. m. ' liar. rison, pastor. Sunday !!dlid BldH and lilT Uttle d&oghter lamee. Don't feel IIOl'l'f for u, 'l'HI!l CHtJRCH ron AU. C. t:... O'Conoer, putor. Zloa C'mrdt el CllriR, , _ 1es Taylor Supt. Worship Qlre. elllle NIIIIJ'ebe, Pom- 1:30 a.m. PreachiDg though, becall88 wflre 1ll8llllgiag pretty welL IIIJ • Barrlaonvlde RDad, E1J. Ylce at 10:45 with the Re1'. Clyde Henderaon, first and lhlrd SUDday . T •"" )'e&r when the blow came, I admit I. went to AU. II'OR 'niB OBU.RcH ~~~ Scbool10:4S 9:30 a. L m. JD., Sam .- u ....... 1( IIIPL: ndenrood. mbllllu. B). Casto. Revival eacb nlght putor: Su<lday Scbool 9:30 a. at 7:30 p. m. Second and MorDo pieces. Wfld Dilly Uved in the neighborhood for & few 'll>ioC~uo.c~oloiM-worsbip; 8:30 p. m. BYP llle school 1:10 L CD.; MomiDa 7,45 through Marth ZT. 11b1p ~erVicea 7:311 p. m. StJn. Sunday m01'1l1Jl81 at 11 a. IIi. weeks,IUld it'a hard to say what would have happened w ............:;::,., Junior FaUonbip: • p.m. IOrsblp 1:JII p. m.; ROOert Reed 7,45 m. Pnyer services. m.; MqrnlDI Wonblp 10:30 a. Prayer meeting ev~ W""Mellloabl ' 7:30 p. m. pr a yer day at 7:30 p. m. CbriltlaD If It hadn't been for ov ehUl'clt. Suddenly I was suraervtce: 7:30 p.m. Bible qcbool 8u;ll. rounded by frlenda.. The miniw came at once with .... w1- • - Cllonll, Prayer meeUag; huTch Of God Pearl A. Casto, Will' m.r NYPS 8:45 p. m. Evening deavor, seeond and fom1ll llrllo J convillclJig worda of comfort that helped me to face Ufe :!,~~= p. m. Wedne~day ,Senior Qe•u Cllardl a1 Gad, an ~ eerv1ce a1 8 L mooting. 1:30 p. m. 'lbunday days at UO p. m. ' . m., Qareto of lilt ~ll, fta. UUle Kyger Uldled Q..tj again. Hla wife alerted other :membera and they brought :;:::.==-~ Practlee: 3:30 p. m. Tuet- GUberl Spencer, pastor, Sunday Scboal at ID L m.: wsal ..,.. Oblo "'""'•• •·•-! II of Christ Cheshire • Kypr .; meals, laandered clothing, took cue of laDice, and ulti- ..., _."" Cb..U. 'Doer Junior QIOir Practice. Sdlool 9:10 L m. Momtns Will' l'banday oJ moDib: ...,., • """"'"' ........, ' . ma... 'found the wonderful elder'housekeeper we ... , Dl r.. b1o ........ 421 Baptist Cbar 111.. EnDpU.aa 111!1' -an, 3n1 Wet • o1 lhe 1:10 a.m. Suuday Worship Hartlord PariSh, WarreD G., a. 11 Vfn3 IJ J'or 1111 chlldmt.'• ub. (3) J'• DIU"YU.nl eli - rdllpU Service 10:30 a.m. Sunday Eve- Zinn, pastor. Hartford llalllll' havenow. ... .... .,~>~a_,,... Warren G. Zlnn, pastor• M0111- Ylc:e, 7 p. m.' Prayer meedna. IIIOI'th. I had never given much thought to the meaning of ~.,.~ Worslllp. 9 e. m. De!bert v. 7:30 p. m. Wedne"IJ' YOUIII f'lltwMdl Metlledllt ann alJlg Service 7:30 p.m.: Mid . Church, Communion Wcnldp , . Cbureh People's Service ~' 7:30 - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Wor week Prayer Service Wednet- ..rv1ce 9 I . ID. Tueodat,. 1:• . Christian fellowship. Tod&y I know that miracles of ;:',.~ .. apeater. lb1p aerv1ce 10 a. m. net) day 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morrla M. Cbildren under 12; 6, Cbildnl kindness ean result when people unite in following tha ••• ,.., 7.., Bll>lo tiiii,J. 9:10 a. m. Classes lor p.m. are11 11 God, Ill&. lloriU olber Sunday 7:15 p. CD. SaD WoUe, PutDr. 12 and up; 7:30, Aclull liiiiiiJ ~ "perfect pattern" of self-sacrifice and unqueatlmring love. Mt. U- F. W.B. Qureb llatllllld Oulrdl II lllo Nllll' IJ'Oilp. lleY. llaaleJ Werkmm, pqiW eta, Scboo1. 10 L m. Sunday Sunday School 9:15 a. m. 'Earl School 8:45 a. m.; tor BaDey, Supt. Prayer Sunday School 9:30 L m.; Pre1byrerit.m Starkey, supl; Evenllll VIOl' lblp eervlct U a. m. and 7:311 Forest JlaD lllr''odM& Morning Wonhlp 10:I5 a. IlL Mlddteporl F1n1 Uolled " -· •• p. m. by "'""' n... Coa, a.m. Pnyer m"""•• 7:30 p - SUnde•, Scbool I .. Bvangellstle lletVIce 7:45 7~.•• m. Cbureb, Rev. Howald• 7:.. ...._.. -~p b•"••lao 1~ 8 • meet· UI.Tu L&)oman; YOIIIIII People' esday; YOUIII People' fred Neue. SupL uuuw""" prayer "''"""· : .. · Rnppelt. pastor: Sunday Scboal ··•'"''"" ' log IIDd Blb!e Study, 7:10 P. a: meaIIIII. 7:30 P. Ill. Friday. 9lce 10 L Dl. Re1', m. Wednesday. 1:30 a. m. Mr. Fred Lewllt, Wednesday; Choir praclice II 8rlllllld C'lardl Of God, an. Slutler, paator, . , _ t'lllrtll 11 lilt ~ supt.; 10 30 a. m. Worship: s:• JJ7ith the hope It lllill, ln 1ome rnea~ure, fo1rer and help ''"" 'l'lmnclat rene, William c. 1borpa, pastor . p. m. YF: Wed. G:ar .runw Jolin Smallwood, putor: Sunda7 11ea111 MeiiMdJII Qlardl. Qlareb Sebool 10 a. m.; Evangelllllc dleporl, 14.. Ill. DriiYion, min that which il good in family and community life, thil leaFlnl aa,.i11 SuodaJ School 0' 30 a. m.; McJna. Choir: 1 p. m. Senior C'Jiolr. • ISmlday Scb<'GI 9:30 L m. Pread>- tKVIce 7 p. DLI YOIIII8 People lin. NID Moore, Qmn:b 1111 IIOI'Sblp ID.3I L m. Syraeaso First Ullled PNt ture il 1 pomored by rluJ bru firrm and organization~ IDi! SundaJ z:so p. m. Pente oltal hytertao Churcb - Cburell .., Eucleaver 7 p. m. W.....,•y; Supt.: Omrdl Scbool, e:311 whote 711111181 ap"""" befoul. Free WID IIQIId Omnil, Piayer meedDa 7 P. m. 8alur' m.; Woraldp Senlce, 10:10 .._N __ , •c •• ....... Ylcea 9:30 e. m.: Sunday Scbool • Pllll day. , _____ ;,_.:.,:.'~--·------------------.1 Re Dl.' Melbadlsl Youtb .. _.. , _....,.. _~, aw•~ 10·30 a m. ·, Bibla Stu"" 1 Rutland, PuiDr, v 10a.m. ' ' • l!f..Re1'. Paul Ill. Jones, "' Wed. ' Taylor• SuDdey Scbool, Enuoopal lblp. 7 P. m., Olfldal ...... School 10 W 7:30 P .m. • .Un Supt. meetlng. lsi Sunday ol ......., L m.: 01' I __....:;::::::::::::;....._ ' Guy Prl""' • : ........._ ar- Epllcopal Cllardi.B. ?:SO p.m. wscs, Znd Wednosday and Friday. 1· service, 7:30 P. m.: Prayer aer- l'lmenJ, "nit Re1'. Rleblrd ol month, 7,30 P. m.; Peateeoslal Qlareb, MJd. y. Mulln, vice!, 1:30 P. m. Wedneada Reelor. Salllay - MoJo. IVedNIIdQ 7 p. m. dleporl. South 3td Ave.: Sunday Middleport, Ob!o lllddleport, Oblo Muon Baplllt Sllllllay School IIIDg Prayer IIIII Sermcm, 10:30 Metllodlll ~ 10 11. m.; Sllllday ovellin3 nd IIDd a.m. D.A. V. Hall, corner Seco COffee boor follolrlna. WendeD G. Stutler, ennp111t1a llmlce, 7:311 p. m. by Pomeroy, Mason. SpoDSOred In EUB Sunday Scbool, 10 L m.; Wedntlday Bible Study 7:30 p. Freneb City Beptlst Churdl pillll EUB Qardl, Bef, lhlp aenlcl 11 L m. Salun!J: nlgbl Prayer 8lld Ealu lh s.B.c. Gallipolis. Affillated wl pastor Mpnpl Smltb, paslllr. Wonblp tt.H , _ IMelllldlll _ Wonblp 7·'10 p.m. Pastor, Rev. Re'/. R. L. PIDson, "'-•~,... L. .,~ By Mrs. Evelya JlrldleJ aervlce 9:30 a. m.: """""' Jamea Barly, pastor, SUD_ Sunday School every ""'"''" Mr. and Mrs. Clarence NJ<b. . Oaken ol Good Bread Scbno1, 10,30 L m. Youth reJ. Sayer, Supl SOliday Scbool log aen· day s p m. Prucb llarr!Htlnlle Prelbyterl~ ols returned home after sptDio We Jl'lll All Docton Prescriptions IIIIDIIDiton, W. Va. lces lbe tlh Sunday of each lo1nblp 8:30 P. m.; ao,. IIDd a. m.: Preachin8 II a. m. awrch, Jobn Davies, putor. ing the winter in F1orlda wltb Pomer<IJ' WY 2-29illl Glrll Fellowsblp. 8:30 p. m.: Parllud Melhodllt ~ lh Scbool18:30 L m. WOI' th lr children D':L ,Morlall !Sapllsl Oardl. Bvenlng lel'VIce 7:30 p. m., 2nd H. L. McDaD!el, pastor. lldp lel'Vlce :30 p. m. ; vt. Donald. Koenig ol ft. IIIII fib Mala SL II Comer ol Fourlh aud SunclaJI: Yontb Ololr, Scbool 1:30, lflrold Latur D Saint~ Knox, Ky. visited hls wife, NCII" Middleport Ro.v. Nyla Borden. 1:30 p, m. Wednesday. Prayer SUpt: Kenneth McLeod, ay ma Koenig, here Saturda7. minister. Sunday Scboo1 1:30 lleetlng, 7:10 p. m. WIIIDasday. Supt., Preaching 7' 10 P· m. lleorpJiised c...... 01 Jent Mr. and Mr!. C. W. Martlll m. Arnold lllcbardJ, SnpL IAarldp EUB Clnlrdt,. an. dQ. of Lau.r Day Saints, alJ 8lld two sons of Daytoa, Mn. Eugen a.& II =~ Worship, lO:JII e Ill. EmeriOU, paator; Badae llethldlll !rom Raclna 00 Raclne- H. L, Hendershot and 100 ol ' MO Ulleolll 81. Middleport WY ~110 1311 E. Seeoad Pomeroy WYUMO BapCist Qlareh rsa. SuDda;r Scbool 8:15 a. m. ftul. B. L. McDaniel, pulor: Portland Road. Sunday School Lancaster, Mr. and Mra. WlldaJ SebonJ 1 10 L m.: Worshlp 10:30 a. ford Tipple and two dalilbltil .: w.... le1l Archer, Supt. Sunday day School 1:31 L m.: shl u : ~ maervlct, worship 10:0 L m. and 7:30 111110:11 L m.: MYF I p. m.: Sunda• e.enlng lletVIce at of Athens, Route 5, and Mn. p.m. alleroalely. Bible IIIUd7 Prayer IIIII Bible Study, 7:30 P. P. m.: Wed., wo,.blp serv- David Sineblir and baby 1011 a1 1 : m. ~-.'" and prayer service led b)l past. m. Wedn<Sday. at 7:10 p. DL P~, C. 19 · Shade Route 1 all were SuD- · Estab!llhtd ID 11101 CommunityIDpbary or 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. CbriJ. Hoek Sprlap Melbodbl Proffllt. All eYeDlllfl •en- day guests of Mr. and Mn. ., Welt Colambla, W. VL Carleloo dlarrb. K begin at?:311 P. m. Clarenre Nicltols. llau Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., 3rd a.ester Lemley, paator; Middleport WYS-3284 ton, pasRoad, ilev. Clyde R1n 0 a. DLi Satarday ol IDIJIIIb. lblp senice 1:30 L m.: Roman Catholic Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weaem8 3 Ph. · - 'I'/U8I3 tor. Sunday Scbool, ' Y wor- llllndal 8lor EUB Clnrdl, U, Scboo1, 10:U a. m.; Oar Lady o1 LGreltG Mission man visited Mrs. Audrey llafo Ralpb Carl, supt. Sandam.and Rev. MenJ1!1 SmJ1b. pastor: 9,15 I:JII p. m. Prayer and LID& Bottom, Re9. Tbomu P& er, Mrs. Cora Rice and Mra. D. L m. Sunday Sebool, Roy Van SluciJ, Wednesday. 7:SO p.m. trouek, adrnlnl•lrator: Sunday G. Goodin at Middleport .:. · ship service, 10:30 L 7:10 p. m. alternately • Prayer Meter, JUPL: Earl8lluler, Asl'l llatiiDd Medlodlll Qlll'cll 111uo 8,30 a. m., est; Holy ua11 cently. . worship 10:45 a. m.: Rev. C. J. Lemley, meeting Wednesday, 7:ao P. m. Morrung Obllgatlon, 7 p. m. Those spending a recent SaDo Pomeroy "Your Keep~a k e Store" West llllfD s~ Prayer meei!Dg 7:10, 'l1uJrs. Olur~ School 1:30 L m.: Wor IL Jollll'l c.~uo Mlssln: day with Mr. and Mrs. Rabed CoiDmbll' Chapel: Worsldp am.; day. y SUpport tba Cburcb of , _ Choice Pomeror 11 Yiee IU E. Malo SL '!undaeyacb 3undaJ 8:15 oulb Fellow8blp, 7:30 p. Y. F. MOII<Iay, 8:30 P· m. Guysvtlle IDutcb Ridge! : Marcinko were their da11gldl!r, 11 . Scbool 10 a. m. : Yooth m. Sunday. llblp 10:30 a. m. M Rev. J'rank Manier!, pa• Miss Rosemary Marelnko WarService 1:15 p. m. l!:veDlna 8o16 Belbel EUB Cllarob Saltoa eCJiodlll lor, Sunday Mass 10:30 a. m.; friend, Charles Kelso ol Col1111l! . Re1'• Eugene E. Emerson, p» H. L. McDanleiRouh rs~r, ship 7 p, m. each Sunday Holy Doy of ObllgaUoo 6:30 a. bus, Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles C'nlrdl lor. s ~ACINE Pacevtlle CormDaaiiJ unday 9:45 a. m., Lester L, • up · m.· Coofesslon ,. bour belerl ee of Pomeroy, Mr. IDd Re1'. RusseD Cline, paalor ~ ' Eugene Eskew and Jaillfl)' No1'111&11 B. Babr, Supt. Suoday lng 8:15 a. m. Sunday Bulldlng SuppUeo aad ~, 7:311 p. orsblp 10:15 L m. and 7:30 p. 10:1£ a. m. \'~ People's lll'Vice · , Xenia, Mrs. Charles P. w General Contract!na Cheller. Oblo m. Thursday; Evangellsllc Stucly Oat Grove Me6odlst SalvatiOn Army cinko. Reedsville, IIDd Ill. Alternately. Blbl Pb011e WY N9'l8 vice Saturday, 7:311 P. m.; and and Pra,er service led past. H. L. McDaniel, pastor, "nit SaluUoa Army, EovOJ Tom Marcinko, Canton. SmJda;J 7:30 P. m. Cross, S !pt. Sunday Scbool Ray S. Wining, omcer In charge. carolyn Rllllsell, Belly ..,.,. or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. sYJ'IICIIM E.U.B. Cbardl. aaJ 10: IS a. m.: Preachlll& 1:15. Sunday 10 a. m. HoUness meet- rian. Columbus, and Mrs. Etl.ol>·~ ,....eclom Golpel Mllll Stl•ersvllll Roa dl Ill. J. A. SeDen, hiler. S)'l'llcuBe Melhodlot CIIIII'Cb IDg: !0:30 L m. Sund.oy School Arbaugh, local, oalled on Mn, Wt ~ Grlllltb, putor; Rocv m. Sunday Scbool, !"" Wendell G. Stutler, pastor Sunday 1 p. m. Young People'• Carrie Bahr and claugbller Maro 0 1:30 a. Palnbl and Rardware BuOdm and BulldiDC SuppUea SupL: Sunday Scbool I Qulsenberry, SupL: 10:10 a. ... Worshlp Service 1:46 a. m. 7:!Q p. m. SolvallDtl gore! sunday. Mrs. 7• M . m.: EYangeUsde 8ervlce, orn1ng Worship aentce, /.al eta, Scbool9:45 a.m. MYF meellllg: Tbursday, I to S La- Brickles and Mrs.Eflle Samlfl. Badne Chesler. Oblo Ph. IIIID40IJD Pb. WIN27J :11 p. m. "nyet meeIIDg. 7:11 llld 3n1 Sundaya o1 the ~: day 8 p, m. Prayer dies Home !..ague: 7 p. m. Prep ers also called al lbe m. Tuelday. Sunday 7:30 p. m. r.._; 1 30 p. m. Bible II!Udy. ~orne on Monday. 7:311 p• m. Eveolng Ev R~ llllllol I 0 U..NewService, ZDd llfld fib · SuDTbe Ualled Metbodlll ellarob onyn meelln8 Ot.ber lerVIcel Mrs. Betty Chevalier ..t lie : SuD111811, Dllulonary puklr Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles y_, eta, of mmth. BETHANY - Pomeroy - Rev. Melvin AI· by annooncoment. day llcbOOI, 1:30 a, m.1 Wonblll 1:311 a. m. Mornln& WOllblp: kite, pastor. Our Sunday Scbool l'llmeroy Seventh Day Ad•OJ> go, accompanied the Ea Iat Alblaad 00 Pndaeto 10:30 L m.; l:'relicblna. 7:30 p. 10:30 a. m Sunday School, Bly. at 1:15 a. m. Our Morning 1111 Qarob- Mulberl') llet8hl• Higb School band 1o w. N. Second Avo. Phone WY 2.:14111 llrvWD'I BoUle Gu m.: Prayer enlce, 7:30 p. m. lba Theiss, SupL: 8:10 p. m. Worship at 10:30 a. m. Rd., nortb o1 M•ta• Memona' the band auditions l&lddleiiGrt. Ohio l'llunday. llolpltal. Pastor, F. W. GWord Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Youth FeUOWBhip. CARMEl, - lure and sennon: Mllthew WY 24118 POIIIINJ· ~~~~ Mlllloa, lle9• Blrl 1:10 •. m. Sunday School Way- 89-75, :!'/:ll-14 - "Silent or o\lsislant Pastor. Jamea R of Long Bottom, Mr. and eus~ putor: Servlces t\'erJ ae Rousb, Supt.: 10:30 a. m. Speaking?" Boys IIDd Girls Hofler Servlcu oo Saturday Lindsey Lyons JU of l'arl~ 11 1' huP·.:h Of C MomIna Worship, 2nd IIDd fib Tralnlng class at S: 15 p. Sobbatb Scllool, I :30 p. m.. burg were SUnday aue111 . hrilt Sund111 ol the Month; 8 p. m. FUm: "Becorninl A , .. . Worship, 1::10 p. m.; You It Mr. and Mrs. L. L. lqliia;· llradlllaey Cbareb o1 am.&. Evea1rJ; Evangell!ttc Service, Member" wlll be shown. Par- meeting, S:!O p. m.; Blblr SID Mrs. Eulah Swan. ' 8peelatty - Southem l'rled Bleat Quai!IJ f'Urllllurl at Lower Prlee1 • Bible Art Marcum. minister• Ill and 3td Sunday of month. ~ of the bu,s and girls ID Middleport W\' 2-119'7e SUI N. 2nd School and Morning Wcntdp. Tippers P!ellla J!UB Charcb. the clus are "'pecially IDvlted lllddteport. Oblo TUNE IN 10i10 a. m.; C'lrlslllD ~'• Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, p» 1o attend. Wed. 7:15 p. m., or, 6 ·p. m.; Fventna Sunday worsblp 1:30 L m. Study class oa SL Jolm's Gos· ' tor; 1 p. m. SUuday Scbool 10 a. m., Ho- pel at church. Thunday Is Remlttt Grove an~~a bart Vbieylrd, Supt. Bible Stu- cbolr rehearsal al 7:15 m. . Church, James Quisenbeny and prayer aervices led by Letart Falls Onlled Bretibrelt ll 1390 WMPO RADIO ~ed to the wterests t::IO a.m. pastor wot8hlp •ervlce, , 7:10 p. m. Tuesday. Ill C rbl Olureb, SundaJ School SundAy School, 10 a, m.SI$5- AIIQlt .class meeting 7:30 P. 9:30a.m. worshlp servtcea. • LOCAL llNilm 111111 01 the Meigs-Mason Area fonl !ltocklon, Supt bill Monday nl month. Onl aoo lblrd Thunday vvenm., -.,_.W.VL Bndflml Qlarc• ~ a.rltt. al'tlietl Qarcll, Pomer..,- IDp at 7:30 and the aeoond : Rev. Jo a RobinsOn, W. H. ~In, pastor; Carl fourth Sunday ni&bls II 7:30 ~ S.11- Frem Gr- Epl~eoptl Church, N!~lf,.IJ Hom.. Forlest. : SupI. . Bib!' Kllutt, Supt. Sunday Scbool at James MorrllnD, pqtor. BAKIN~ REV. RICHARD MARTIN, II~~ Ull: Morning Wonblp• 8:15 a.m, Worslllp bour 10:25 U,eell KQ nwt lllelllodlol II a. m.; F:v.alng WOllhl ), a.m. B'lber' B. s.H11. St.. pn~er, '· Morning Wonhlp . .":.,. . . ·. · . . • . . 7 p, m. 111. Wtdnelday, DutiOt PIJalrlm Rollnen, fP, SuDda;r School 1:30 Lm. 0. Rallanll. Oblo llabn., BoliiUD ~ 0 . Lan~···tue Oblol, Rev 0. H Patteraon, Supt.; IIBllblo !ltlldJ Wor A Tllought/IJ A~ To l!ellgbual'rollleN. n...wt.r n.-t. .a "-a- ••t,..! ~v !iL-ohnnl l :lfl ohin IR IU a. m Ynnth ' ' p. i .. 7:311 '1= = a!t., c e:.. n......... "!:.;i!: -.= - -= llllt!' me,, NO HOlY TElliER- This terrier pup evidently needs a bit m ore seasoning befo climbing into the r ing at Dane Crmnty Humane Society shelter in M adi~on, W1 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. TINY'S FOODLAND --k··· '*""· . . .-- Tuppers Plains Society News MJDemDi. -- HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS -· WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY LIEVING COAL COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. I--------- -·- HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE K& C JEWELERS ..... .em:• KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. PLANING MILL .- om:u School -- STAR SUPPLY CO. \ BAUM LUMBER CO. . GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN FOREMAN & ABBOTT MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT . THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS THE DAILY SENTINEL -· w• •• .OF AMERICA ... A MOVIE TRAILER- During the filming of her latest picture, Debbie Reynolds has o between scenes discussion with cameraman Milton Kl'ljsner (left) and Henry Koster, her direcLor, Trailer, which serves as dressin.: room arul olfice, waa &iVeD Ill her b)' huabanQ. .Kiolq , . _ , . Br•dloate WHAT AlE YOU DOING HEIE?--,.i.l'hat mi,ht be what a Rocky Mountain Big Hom wonders 11 It •.I'Qts !en•man ill Mnp!an•'a Qlacier ~li""al Park. . . '< ' • OHIO VALLEY -- CO. SUNDAY 9 AM MARTIN FUNERAL HOME - ~ ····"'• "'' ' ·'· ''The Spreading ...... �I ; ' 'I, 1 ... "-\ '" '. '. . ,I .(I ' •'· • , Da!l1 Sentinel, P'Gmea..,·JIIddleport. 0., lfJrelt 2J!, Ull .. ·'=- •,... " m.: li:'r-''.... - •• iu J;, ..;, f:IO p. m.;-;;;;;; lilt<'!· • ~ 'kit.•'ti ; 111. 'ftmno'V 7:10 11. m. . me iklll 1 1 Q a, . _ URW II alff, lo.t. R. 1:. :ene GUI, l!'Aell Ullll!l , ' ,..,. ~ 8cbaol 1:10 .. c:.rt~~ a • · m.: 1'1111 Will, tUPL: MoruiD& ~ ~ \ wculdp 10:10 I. m.; h a u 10 L m.; Wlaajt 11n1ce1 7 11. m.: li:'riUipJIItlc antlao llldelftll'. Bible Scbool 1:10 .. m. Jlreaeb. .. m., IIIPberl Gnte, 8upL Wllr' ..tee 7•10 P. m. Mid · w..- lira. Lyda Qlfia.ller, Baptilt lefYicp 7:10 P. m. Wed. claslel fo; 18. llelllleDem liaplill ciiiN, lq 10:30 ., m. lint llld lblld tblp wvlce at 10:3• e. m. • J'U. ' 1r1m Youth, ~:45 m.: iv111Wedllelday .00 P'rlday _ , I p. m. Pm "'"I Great Bend: Rev. C. 1... O'CIIno ~L C'IJ Clllrdl II Qr11t, Jt11o11c service, 7:30 p. m. Mid Week lllf, pastor: Robert '-11, mpL Sentinel Church News 1 f ., 1.1 h .. .... i. Street: Slmday wonb!p MJDer a. m. E!'IJblf and Sunday School; 1 p. m.Ev- lll1ldJ • •=~~ I I ~ M«nnn& lllin& oervlce: 'l"'nrsday ' ' Bible Week Prayer llld Pralle, WedWill" ..U,, 7,30 p, m. llblp 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, ,,., p. m. Wed•..,ay. lillldJepart QtuG Gil 0r111, lib and !laiD Slreetl Douald lllcD, mbllller· Blbl~ Scbool :10 a.m. K~'b McEJhi1>MJ' Wonblp. Supt.: 'Momln& m. EveD1Dg Worslllp, 1:311 7 p. m., Prayer Service, Wed- Jehovah Naarene ne C'nlrdl II lilt N&llleae. C'leller: Re1'. Herbert Grate, m. Prayer moet1na. llfiPom I ) Tho fast•trowlng National Gallery was opened by founder, Andrew W. Mellon. A RARE DISPLAY ONE ' OF the wmld's out- s tand ing !kine!.,. lery of Art as part of its 25th ann iven;i~ry. The special show fea tures more than 200 French impressionh t pt:~ in tings from th e 19th and 20th cent uries. The show from the collections of M r. und Mrs. P aul Mell on and Mrs. MPllon Bruce, includes three of the l'O!itliest pain tings ever :.old at auctiou. On di~ play at the :.pecial exhibi t :ne a Seurat. "Lighthouse at Honfleur,'' (ph oto No. l ) ; a Monet, "The Brid ge at Argenteuil," (photo No. 2 ]. and a Cezanne 1andscapP, which wos a uctio ned la:.; t year in New York for $800.000, "Houses in Provence," (photo No. 3 ). Here's a sample. l a!':i \ j \ a.- a.ru.tt .... l~aSchool i:'r.""....='..-...d. private art collections is on exh1 bit in Washington's National Gal- 8 -•ddd BretbreD ~ . IWI 01 .- ...,.,, ..... " P. m. tr, Mn. Mazie paator; Richard Barton, Supt. CJiarles llllllell. Ant Supl. Scbool 1:45 L ID. 'lntnelsel• PubUc meetlll& ~, &:bool l:30 .. m.; ll4or& Zlld aod «<I Carpeater IIQIIII ClriadlI eta, 5 p. m., Waldrtuwu IIIII Worship l1 L m.: NYPS Ill. Aebatb ~,' Sanday School 0,30 a. m.; MomI p. m.; Bible lll1ldJ 'l'aeld11 p. m.: Evening Service, UB Cburell, ldin · Jng 'Worship 10:15 • m. 1 7 P. m. Service meetlllg. 7:10p.m.: Mldweell Prayer 111!1' da7 School 1:10 a. CD.I ..,. . Flnt lllplill a.-. aM• CD. 'l'burlda1l MlnlslrJ Ylee, 7:10 p. m WedDIIClay. • ·:?• Sunda). 7!10 pori, Re1'. Donald Boaae 7 p. m 'lburlday. lllddleporl o1 111e ,._ Le11Jt ra111 U1llled tor: SUnday Scooal IIlli 7 p. m. Lutheran ...,, Re1'. Clyde J. ID Christ Cburcb. . HClftman, Supt.; I0:16 L Clllln!ll 11 0or11t, PomtnJ, IL Paal'• ... 81. Suoday 'lchool 9:10 L m.: Mort> rison, pastor. Worshlp Service; BYP lp. 1111 Wnrsblp ID:311 a. m.; NYPS 9:30 a. m. ~flff1 Maa1C1, putor: &mdQ LutharaD cbDrdL 7:30 p. Scbool Evenln2 Wonblp, :311 L m. Qwrcb 10:311 wonblp I:U a. m. and YCIIIIII Peop1!, I:G p. m.: ETIJI. first and lblrd . • ., Wed. 7:311 p. m. PtiJ& L m.; 01r1s11a11 EudeaVor, 1:311 a. m.; 8uDda7 Scbool UO I p111t1c meollng 7:30 p, m.; lngs at 7:'30 p. m. l::~.'lbul'lllaJ, 7:11 p.m. p.m. Evei!ID& Service, 1:311 p. (Both coogrepdoDI are PraY!" - · ·•· Wed . 7:30 p.m. lourlh !Miday maiDia· BuiJoDd Cbar~ of CllriiC - lq u one at SL Jobo's Ptmeroy fllareiJ o1 tiro Naz. p. m. Prayer meethll . Fln1 Baptlsl Clllld. Bible at PIDe GroYt while the new - . Sunday SchooL 1:30 a . and fourtb llluridaJ Roy Carter Minister Re1'. Caner WI IHerpt Scbool • :30 'a. m. writp and 81. Paul'• Cbureb Is beiDt m.: 1101'111118 wonblp t0:41 a. IIDd first 8lld tbinl S1mda1 10:28. Preach! ng Service 10:30 L m. Methodl.t m. EnDIDg Wnrsblp. 7 p. m.; enlnga at 7:30 p. m. service,1:30 10:30 1111 L DLt YOIIIIII People's 1118!!ilnl! 6:30 p. Allnd Melbadllt C'mcll Pnyer meet1Dg, 7 p. m. Wed. ML ~ermon Jolted IIDd Junior ebardl for m.E veniDI amlce 7 p. m. V. Rev Pearl Casto pastor Rlrf. C'yda ~. llenderaoo, p» 111 ChriSt Chorcb. J811llll . . ·. lly wife died & 7U1' ago. Now there'a Just myself i'lrt1 Bapllll Olareil, H. Bratey, Bible Sebool SupL day.Scheol at l :sO a. m. ' liar. rison, pastor. Sunday !!dlid BldH and lilT Uttle d&oghter lamee. Don't feel IIOl'l'f for u, 'l'HI!l CHtJRCH ron AU. C. t:... O'Conoer, putor. Zloa C'mrdt el CllriR, , _ 1es Taylor Supt. Worship Qlre. elllle NIIIIJ'ebe, Pom- 1:30 a.m. PreachiDg though, becall88 wflre 1ll8llllgiag pretty welL IIIJ • Barrlaonvlde RDad, E1J. Ylce at 10:45 with the Re1'. Clyde Henderaon, first and lhlrd SUDday . T •"" )'e&r when the blow came, I admit I. went to AU. II'OR 'niB OBU.RcH ~~~ Scbool10:4S 9:30 a. L m. JD., Sam .- u ....... 1( IIIPL: ndenrood. mbllllu. B). Casto. Revival eacb nlght putor: Su<lday Scbool 9:30 a. at 7:30 p. m. Second and MorDo pieces. Wfld Dilly Uved in the neighborhood for & few 'll>ioC~uo.c~oloiM-worsbip; 8:30 p. m. BYP llle school 1:10 L CD.; MomiDa 7,45 through Marth ZT. 11b1p ~erVicea 7:311 p. m. StJn. Sunday m01'1l1Jl81 at 11 a. IIi. weeks,IUld it'a hard to say what would have happened w ............:;::,., Junior FaUonbip: • p.m. IOrsblp 1:JII p. m.; ROOert Reed 7,45 m. Pnyer services. m.; MqrnlDI Wonblp 10:30 a. Prayer meeting ev~ W""Mellloabl ' 7:30 p. m. pr a yer day at 7:30 p. m. CbriltlaD If It hadn't been for ov ehUl'clt. Suddenly I was suraervtce: 7:30 p.m. Bible qcbool 8u;ll. rounded by frlenda.. The miniw came at once with .... w1- • - Cllonll, Prayer meeUag; huTch Of God Pearl A. Casto, Will' m.r NYPS 8:45 p. m. Evening deavor, seeond and fom1ll llrllo J convillclJig worda of comfort that helped me to face Ufe :!,~~= p. m. Wedne~day ,Senior Qe•u Cllardl a1 Gad, an ~ eerv1ce a1 8 L mooting. 1:30 p. m. 'lbunday days at UO p. m. ' . m., Qareto of lilt ~ll, fta. UUle Kyger Uldled Q..tj again. Hla wife alerted other :membera and they brought :;:::.==-~ Practlee: 3:30 p. m. Tuet- GUberl Spencer, pastor, Sunday Scboal at ID L m.: wsal ..,.. Oblo "'""'•• •·•-! II of Christ Cheshire • Kypr .; meals, laandered clothing, took cue of laDice, and ulti- ..., _."" Cb..U. 'Doer Junior QIOir Practice. Sdlool 9:10 L m. Momtns Will' l'banday oJ moDib: ...,., • """"'"' ........, ' . ma... 'found the wonderful elder'housekeeper we ... , Dl r.. b1o ........ 421 Baptist Cbar 111.. EnDpU.aa 111!1' -an, 3n1 Wet • o1 lhe 1:10 a.m. Suuday Worship Hartlord PariSh, WarreD G., a. 11 Vfn3 IJ J'or 1111 chlldmt.'• ub. (3) J'• DIU"YU.nl eli - rdllpU Service 10:30 a.m. Sunday Eve- Zinn, pastor. Hartford llalllll' havenow. ... .... .,~>~a_,,... Warren G. Zlnn, pastor• M0111- Ylc:e, 7 p. m.' Prayer meedna. IIIOI'th. I had never given much thought to the meaning of ~.,.~ Worslllp. 9 e. m. De!bert v. 7:30 p. m. Wedne"IJ' YOUIII f'lltwMdl Metlledllt ann alJlg Service 7:30 p.m.: Mid . Church, Communion Wcnldp , . Cbureh People's Service ~' 7:30 - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Wor week Prayer Service Wednet- ..rv1ce 9 I . ID. Tueodat,. 1:• . Christian fellowship. Tod&y I know that miracles of ;:',.~ .. apeater. lb1p aerv1ce 10 a. m. net) day 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morrla M. Cbildren under 12; 6, Cbildnl kindness ean result when people unite in following tha ••• ,.., 7.., Bll>lo tiiii,J. 9:10 a. m. Classes lor p.m. are11 11 God, Ill&. lloriU olber Sunday 7:15 p. CD. SaD WoUe, PutDr. 12 and up; 7:30, Aclull liiiiiiJ ~ "perfect pattern" of self-sacrifice and unqueatlmring love. Mt. U- F. W.B. Qureb llatllllld Oulrdl II lllo Nllll' IJ'Oilp. lleY. llaaleJ Werkmm, pqiW eta, Scboo1. 10 L m. Sunday Sunday School 9:15 a. m. 'Earl School 8:45 a. m.; tor BaDey, Supt. Prayer Sunday School 9:30 L m.; Pre1byrerit.m Starkey, supl; Evenllll VIOl' lblp eervlct U a. m. and 7:311 Forest JlaD lllr''odM& Morning Wonhlp 10:I5 a. IlL Mlddteporl F1n1 Uolled " -· •• p. m. by "'""' n... Coa, a.m. Pnyer m"""•• 7:30 p - SUnde•, Scbool I .. Bvangellstle lletVIce 7:45 7~.•• m. Cbureb, Rev. Howald• 7:.. ...._.. -~p b•"••lao 1~ 8 • meet· UI.Tu L&)oman; YOIIIIII People' esday; YOUIII People' fred Neue. SupL uuuw""" prayer "''"""· : .. · Rnppelt. pastor: Sunday Scboal ··•'"''"" ' log IIDd Blb!e Study, 7:10 P. a: meaIIIII. 7:30 P. Ill. Friday. 9lce 10 L Dl. Re1', m. Wednesday. 1:30 a. m. Mr. Fred Lewllt, Wednesday; Choir praclice II 8rlllllld C'lardl Of God, an. Slutler, paator, . , _ t'lllrtll 11 lilt ~ supt.; 10 30 a. m. Worship: s:• JJ7ith the hope It lllill, ln 1ome rnea~ure, fo1rer and help ''"" 'l'lmnclat rene, William c. 1borpa, pastor . p. m. YF: Wed. G:ar .runw Jolin Smallwood, putor: Sunda7 11ea111 MeiiMdJII Qlardl. Qlareb Sebool 10 a. m.; Evangelllllc dleporl, 14.. Ill. DriiYion, min that which il good in family and community life, thil leaFlnl aa,.i11 SuodaJ School 0' 30 a. m.; McJna. Choir: 1 p. m. Senior C'Jiolr. • ISmlday Scb<'GI 9:30 L m. Pread>- tKVIce 7 p. DLI YOIIII8 People lin. NID Moore, Qmn:b 1111 IIOI'Sblp ID.3I L m. Syraeaso First Ullled PNt ture il 1 pomored by rluJ bru firrm and organization~ IDi! SundaJ z:so p. m. Pente oltal hytertao Churcb - Cburell .., Eucleaver 7 p. m. W.....,•y; Supt.: Omrdl Scbool, e:311 whote 711111181 ap"""" befoul. Free WID IIQIId Omnil, Piayer meedDa 7 P. m. 8alur' m.; Woraldp Senlce, 10:10 .._N __ , •c •• ....... Ylcea 9:30 e. m.: Sunday Scbool • Pllll day. , _____ ;,_.:.,:.'~--·------------------.1 Re Dl.' Melbadlsl Youtb .. _.. , _....,.. _~, aw•~ 10·30 a m. ·, Bibla Stu"" 1 Rutland, PuiDr, v 10a.m. ' ' • l!f..Re1'. Paul Ill. Jones, "' Wed. ' Taylor• SuDdey Scbool, Enuoopal lblp. 7 P. m., Olfldal ...... School 10 W 7:30 P .m. • .Un Supt. meetlng. lsi Sunday ol ......., L m.: 01' I __....:;::::::::::::;....._ ' Guy Prl""' • : ........._ ar- Epllcopal Cllardi.B. ?:SO p.m. wscs, Znd Wednosday and Friday. 1· service, 7:30 P. m.: Prayer aer- l'lmenJ, "nit Re1'. Rleblrd ol month, 7,30 P. m.; Peateeoslal Qlareb, MJd. y. Mulln, vice!, 1:30 P. m. Wedneada Reelor. Salllay - MoJo. IVedNIIdQ 7 p. m. dleporl. South 3td Ave.: Sunday Middleport, Ob!o lllddleport, Oblo Muon Baplllt Sllllllay School IIIDg Prayer IIIII Sermcm, 10:30 Metllodlll ~ 10 11. m.; Sllllday ovellin3 nd IIDd a.m. D.A. V. Hall, corner Seco COffee boor follolrlna. WendeD G. Stutler, ennp111t1a llmlce, 7:311 p. m. by Pomeroy, Mason. SpoDSOred In EUB Sunday Scbool, 10 L m.; Wedntlday Bible Study 7:30 p. Freneb City Beptlst Churdl pillll EUB Qardl, Bef, lhlp aenlcl 11 L m. Salun!J: nlgbl Prayer 8lld Ealu lh s.B.c. Gallipolis. Affillated wl pastor Mpnpl Smltb, paslllr. Wonblp tt.H , _ IMelllldlll _ Wonblp 7·'10 p.m. Pastor, Rev. Re'/. R. L. PIDson, "'-•~,... L. .,~ By Mrs. Evelya JlrldleJ aervlce 9:30 a. m.: """""' Jamea Barly, pastor, SUD_ Sunday School every ""'"''" Mr. and Mrs. Clarence NJ<b. . Oaken ol Good Bread Scbno1, 10,30 L m. Youth reJ. Sayer, Supl SOliday Scbool log aen· day s p m. Prucb llarr!Htlnlle Prelbyterl~ ols returned home after sptDio We Jl'lll All Docton Prescriptions IIIIDIIDiton, W. Va. lces lbe tlh Sunday of each lo1nblp 8:30 P. m.; ao,. IIDd a. m.: Preachin8 II a. m. awrch, Jobn Davies, putor. ing the winter in F1orlda wltb Pomer<IJ' WY 2-29illl Glrll Fellowsblp. 8:30 p. m.: Parllud Melhodllt ~ lh Scbool18:30 L m. WOI' th lr children D':L ,Morlall !Sapllsl Oardl. Bvenlng lel'VIce 7:30 p. m., 2nd H. L. McDaD!el, pastor. lldp lel'Vlce :30 p. m. ; vt. Donald. Koenig ol ft. IIIII fib Mala SL II Comer ol Fourlh aud SunclaJI: Yontb Ololr, Scbool 1:30, lflrold Latur D Saint~ Knox, Ky. visited hls wife, NCII" Middleport Ro.v. Nyla Borden. 1:30 p, m. Wednesday. Prayer SUpt: Kenneth McLeod, ay ma Koenig, here Saturda7. minister. Sunday Scboo1 1:30 lleetlng, 7:10 p. m. WIIIDasday. Supt., Preaching 7' 10 P· m. lleorpJiised c...... 01 Jent Mr. and Mr!. C. W. Martlll m. Arnold lllcbardJ, SnpL IAarldp EUB Clnlrdt,. an. dQ. of Lau.r Day Saints, alJ 8lld two sons of Daytoa, Mn. Eugen a.& II =~ Worship, lO:JII e Ill. EmeriOU, paator; Badae llethldlll !rom Raclna 00 Raclne- H. L, Hendershot and 100 ol ' MO Ulleolll 81. Middleport WY ~110 1311 E. Seeoad Pomeroy WYUMO BapCist Qlareh rsa. SuDda;r Scbool 8:15 a. m. ftul. B. L. McDaniel, pulor: Portland Road. Sunday School Lancaster, Mr. and Mra. WlldaJ SebonJ 1 10 L m.: Worshlp 10:30 a. ford Tipple and two dalilbltil .: w.... le1l Archer, Supt. Sunday day School 1:31 L m.: shl u : ~ maervlct, worship 10:0 L m. and 7:30 111110:11 L m.: MYF I p. m.: Sunda• e.enlng lletVIce at of Athens, Route 5, and Mn. p.m. alleroalely. Bible IIIUd7 Prayer IIIII Bible Study, 7:30 P. P. m.: Wed., wo,.blp serv- David Sineblir and baby 1011 a1 1 : m. ~-.'" and prayer service led b)l past. m. Wedn<Sday. at 7:10 p. DL P~, C. 19 · Shade Route 1 all were SuD- · Estab!llhtd ID 11101 CommunityIDpbary or 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. CbriJ. Hoek Sprlap Melbodbl Proffllt. All eYeDlllfl •en- day guests of Mr. and Mn. ., Welt Colambla, W. VL Carleloo dlarrb. K begin at?:311 P. m. Clarenre Nicltols. llau Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., 3rd a.ester Lemley, paator; Middleport WYS-3284 ton, pasRoad, ilev. Clyde R1n 0 a. DLi Satarday ol IDIJIIIb. lblp senice 1:30 L m.: Roman Catholic Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weaem8 3 Ph. · - 'I'/U8I3 tor. Sunday Scbool, ' Y wor- llllndal 8lor EUB Clnrdl, U, Scboo1, 10:U a. m.; Oar Lady o1 LGreltG Mission man visited Mrs. Audrey llafo Ralpb Carl, supt. Sandam.and Rev. MenJ1!1 SmJ1b. pastor: 9,15 I:JII p. m. Prayer and LID& Bottom, Re9. Tbomu P& er, Mrs. Cora Rice and Mra. D. L m. Sunday Sebool, Roy Van SluciJ, Wednesday. 7:SO p.m. trouek, adrnlnl•lrator: Sunday G. Goodin at Middleport .:. · ship service, 10:30 L 7:10 p. m. alternately • Prayer Meter, JUPL: Earl8lluler, Asl'l llatiiDd Medlodlll Qlll'cll 111uo 8,30 a. m., est; Holy ua11 cently. . worship 10:45 a. m.: Rev. C. J. Lemley, meeting Wednesday, 7:ao P. m. Morrung Obllgatlon, 7 p. m. Those spending a recent SaDo Pomeroy "Your Keep~a k e Store" West llllfD s~ Prayer meei!Dg 7:10, 'l1uJrs. Olur~ School 1:30 L m.: Wor IL Jollll'l c.~uo Mlssln: day with Mr. and Mrs. Rabed CoiDmbll' Chapel: Worsldp am.; day. y SUpport tba Cburcb of , _ Choice Pomeror 11 Yiee IU E. Malo SL '!undaeyacb 3undaJ 8:15 oulb Fellow8blp, 7:30 p. Y. F. MOII<Iay, 8:30 P· m. Guysvtlle IDutcb Ridge! : Marcinko were their da11gldl!r, 11 . Scbool 10 a. m. : Yooth m. Sunday. llblp 10:30 a. m. M Rev. J'rank Manier!, pa• Miss Rosemary Marelnko WarService 1:15 p. m. l!:veDlna 8o16 Belbel EUB Cllarob Saltoa eCJiodlll lor, Sunday Mass 10:30 a. m.; friend, Charles Kelso ol Col1111l! . Re1'• Eugene E. Emerson, p» H. L. McDanleiRouh rs~r, ship 7 p, m. each Sunday Holy Doy of ObllgaUoo 6:30 a. bus, Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles C'nlrdl lor. s ~ACINE Pacevtlle CormDaaiiJ unday 9:45 a. m., Lester L, • up · m.· Coofesslon ,. bour belerl ee of Pomeroy, Mr. IDd Re1'. RusseD Cline, paalor ~ ' Eugene Eskew and Jaillfl)' No1'111&11 B. Babr, Supt. Suoday lng 8:15 a. m. Sunday Bulldlng SuppUeo aad ~, 7:311 p. orsblp 10:15 L m. and 7:30 p. 10:1£ a. m. \'~ People's lll'Vice · , Xenia, Mrs. Charles P. w General Contract!na Cheller. Oblo m. Thursday; Evangellsllc Stucly Oat Grove Me6odlst SalvatiOn Army cinko. Reedsville, IIDd Ill. Alternately. Blbl Pb011e WY N9'l8 vice Saturday, 7:311 P. m.; and and Pra,er service led past. H. L. McDaniel, pastor, "nit SaluUoa Army, EovOJ Tom Marcinko, Canton. SmJda;J 7:30 P. m. Cross, S !pt. Sunday Scbool Ray S. Wining, omcer In charge. carolyn Rllllsell, Belly ..,.,. or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. sYJ'IICIIM E.U.B. Cbardl. aaJ 10: IS a. m.: Preachlll& 1:15. Sunday 10 a. m. HoUness meet- rian. Columbus, and Mrs. Etl.ol>·~ ,....eclom Golpel Mllll Stl•ersvllll Roa dl Ill. J. A. SeDen, hiler. S)'l'llcuBe Melhodlot CIIIII'Cb IDg: !0:30 L m. Sund.oy School Arbaugh, local, oalled on Mn, Wt ~ Grlllltb, putor; Rocv m. Sunday Scbool, !"" Wendell G. Stutler, pastor Sunday 1 p. m. Young People'• Carrie Bahr and claugbller Maro 0 1:30 a. Palnbl and Rardware BuOdm and BulldiDC SuppUea SupL: Sunday Scbool I Qulsenberry, SupL: 10:10 a. ... Worshlp Service 1:46 a. m. 7:!Q p. m. SolvallDtl gore! sunday. Mrs. 7• M . m.: EYangeUsde 8ervlce, orn1ng Worship aentce, /.al eta, Scbool9:45 a.m. MYF meellllg: Tbursday, I to S La- Brickles and Mrs.Eflle Samlfl. Badne Chesler. Oblo Ph. IIIID40IJD Pb. WIN27J :11 p. m. "nyet meeIIDg. 7:11 llld 3n1 Sundaya o1 the ~: day 8 p, m. Prayer dies Home !..ague: 7 p. m. Prep ers also called al lbe m. Tuelday. Sunday 7:30 p. m. r.._; 1 30 p. m. Bible II!Udy. ~orne on Monday. 7:311 p• m. Eveolng Ev R~ llllllol I 0 U..NewService, ZDd llfld fib · SuDTbe Ualled Metbodlll ellarob onyn meelln8 Ot.ber lerVIcel Mrs. Betty Chevalier ..t lie : SuD111811, Dllulonary puklr Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles y_, eta, of mmth. BETHANY - Pomeroy - Rev. Melvin AI· by annooncoment. day llcbOOI, 1:30 a, m.1 Wonblll 1:311 a. m. Mornln& WOllblp: kite, pastor. Our Sunday Scbool l'llmeroy Seventh Day Ad•OJ> go, accompanied the Ea Iat Alblaad 00 Pndaeto 10:30 L m.; l:'relicblna. 7:30 p. 10:30 a. m Sunday School, Bly. at 1:15 a. m. Our Morning 1111 Qarob- Mulberl') llet8hl• Higb School band 1o w. N. Second Avo. Phone WY 2.:14111 llrvWD'I BoUle Gu m.: Prayer enlce, 7:30 p. m. lba Theiss, SupL: 8:10 p. m. Worship at 10:30 a. m. Rd., nortb o1 M•ta• Memona' the band auditions l&lddleiiGrt. Ohio l'llunday. llolpltal. Pastor, F. W. GWord Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Youth FeUOWBhip. CARMEl, - lure and sennon: Mllthew WY 24118 POIIIINJ· ~~~~ Mlllloa, lle9• Blrl 1:10 •. m. Sunday School Way- 89-75, :!'/:ll-14 - "Silent or o\lsislant Pastor. Jamea R of Long Bottom, Mr. and eus~ putor: Servlces t\'erJ ae Rousb, Supt.: 10:30 a. m. Speaking?" Boys IIDd Girls Hofler Servlcu oo Saturday Lindsey Lyons JU of l'arl~ 11 1' huP·.:h Of C MomIna Worship, 2nd IIDd fib Tralnlng class at S: 15 p. Sobbatb Scllool, I :30 p. m.. burg were SUnday aue111 . hrilt Sund111 ol the Month; 8 p. m. FUm: "Becorninl A , .. . Worship, 1::10 p. m.; You It Mr. and Mrs. L. L. lqliia;· llradlllaey Cbareb o1 am.&. Evea1rJ; Evangell!ttc Service, Member" wlll be shown. Par- meeting, S:!O p. m.; Blblr SID Mrs. Eulah Swan. ' 8peelatty - Southem l'rled Bleat Quai!IJ f'Urllllurl at Lower Prlee1 • Bible Art Marcum. minister• Ill and 3td Sunday of month. ~ of the bu,s and girls ID Middleport W\' 2-119'7e SUI N. 2nd School and Morning Wcntdp. Tippers P!ellla J!UB Charcb. the clus are "'pecially IDvlted lllddteport. Oblo TUNE IN 10i10 a. m.; C'lrlslllD ~'• Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, p» 1o attend. Wed. 7:15 p. m., or, 6 ·p. m.; Fventna Sunday worsblp 1:30 L m. Study class oa SL Jolm's Gos· ' tor; 1 p. m. SUuday Scbool 10 a. m., Ho- pel at church. Thunday Is Remlttt Grove an~~a bart Vbieylrd, Supt. Bible Stu- cbolr rehearsal al 7:15 m. . Church, James Quisenbeny and prayer aervices led by Letart Falls Onlled Bretibrelt ll 1390 WMPO RADIO ~ed to the wterests t::IO a.m. pastor wot8hlp •ervlce, , 7:10 p. m. Tuesday. Ill C rbl Olureb, SundaJ School SundAy School, 10 a, m.SI$5- AIIQlt .class meeting 7:30 P. 9:30a.m. worshlp servtcea. • LOCAL llNilm 111111 01 the Meigs-Mason Area fonl !ltocklon, Supt bill Monday nl month. Onl aoo lblrd Thunday vvenm., -.,_.W.VL Bndflml Qlarc• ~ a.rltt. al'tlietl Qarcll, Pomer..,- IDp at 7:30 and the aeoond : Rev. Jo a RobinsOn, W. H. ~In, pastor; Carl fourth Sunday ni&bls II 7:30 ~ S.11- Frem Gr- Epl~eoptl Church, N!~lf,.IJ Hom.. Forlest. : SupI. . Bib!' Kllutt, Supt. Sunday Scbool at James MorrllnD, pqtor. BAKIN~ REV. RICHARD MARTIN, II~~ Ull: Morning Wonblp• 8:15 a.m, Worslllp bour 10:25 U,eell KQ nwt lllelllodlol II a. m.; F:v.alng WOllhl ), a.m. B'lber' B. s.H11. St.. pn~er, '· Morning Wonhlp . .":.,. . . ·. · . . • . . 7 p, m. 111. Wtdnelday, DutiOt PIJalrlm Rollnen, fP, SuDda;r School 1:30 Lm. 0. Rallanll. Oblo llabn., BoliiUD ~ 0 . Lan~···tue Oblol, Rev 0. H Patteraon, Supt.; IIBllblo !ltlldJ Wor A Tllought/IJ A~ To l!ellgbual'rollleN. n...wt.r n.-t. .a "-a- ••t,..! ~v !iL-ohnnl l :lfl ohin IR IU a. m Ynnth ' ' p. i .. 7:311 '1= = a!t., c e:.. n......... "!:.;i!: -.= - -= llllt!' me,, NO HOlY TElliER- This terrier pup evidently needs a bit m ore seasoning befo climbing into the r ing at Dane Crmnty Humane Society shelter in M adi~on, W1 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. TINY'S FOODLAND --k··· '*""· . . .-- Tuppers Plains Society News MJDemDi. -- HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS -· WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY LIEVING COAL COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. I--------- -·- HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE K& C JEWELERS ..... .em:• KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. PLANING MILL .- om:u School -- STAR SUPPLY CO. \ BAUM LUMBER CO. . GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN FOREMAN & ABBOTT MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT . THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS THE DAILY SENTINEL -· w• •• .OF AMERICA ... A MOVIE TRAILER- During the filming of her latest picture, Debbie Reynolds has o between scenes discussion with cameraman Milton Kl'ljsner (left) and Henry Koster, her direcLor, Trailer, which serves as dressin.: room arul olfice, waa &iVeD Ill her b)' huabanQ. .Kiolq , . _ , . Br•dloate WHAT AlE YOU DOING HEIE?--,.i.l'hat mi,ht be what a Rocky Mountain Big Hom wonders 11 It •.I'Qts !en•man ill Mnp!an•'a Qlacier ~li""al Park. . . '< ' • OHIO VALLEY -- CO. SUNDAY 9 AM MARTIN FUNERAL HOME - ~ ····"'• "'' ' ·'· ''The Spreading ...... �' ,. ,G,et Extra Cash The Want Ad Way w ~NT AD Help lG-Diily Sentinel, Pome~---~~-~:t-__~·!'~~ch 25,.1965! Wented WANTED: Experienced mecl> [ · INFORMATION ......,Mio anlc for minor paris installa· tion senice. Must be mature. COUICTIONI wilh abllily to manqe Will oo ,.,.,,.. ""'" "" "' oo. partmenl and oell parts. ••• ""' "' """"'"''"" Good worklng condltkml. Ia ~::.~·~':!'.!- fllot letter, alate erpertence, rei· :,,:.'~.:' ~~-= erencea ud wqes upected. ..,..,.. ,.,_,_. - ,.. Write c-o The Daily Sentinel, ":.".~~ m:' ..::~ .. :..: .:~::: Bol &88A. It lie IIAYII CAR RO~NKJ:DED o\T , .. wlftt ""' - · . . , . , - ONCE. Apply 1D penon. Crow's • ~:',:,.:;:" c':: ":: Steak House. 3 I lfe u c.,.n ,.. ..n~ ,... nrw c.. 1 ' · M. EM_. ltultltcttltft ~Mn•:~.::~~:~.~=• A. M. d•r .... ... . . --"":": Wanted To Buy ===~;;=-::,~__::: c••D OP: THANIU. • oarTu••••• f\.U ~rf'..:;n~...:r:'~,.. ltcft 1 matlc trana., radio and heater. WANTED TO BUY - G_o_o_d : used plano. Phone WY 2-2782. 1' I J 20 tf •••••• IIOUII S.le 1 New Hoff•nd 66 BALER elntorn•tlanol PLOWS e21ntern•llon•l MOWERS 1960 Studebaker Station Wagon $395 Vinyl Int., white finish, all good tires. VB engine, auto- .. ... .., ""'" .,... 11 ..,.. OlllliTT SUNDAY ALL FOODS AVAILABLE FOR CARRY-OUT TRACTOR SALES BAD.EY'S RESTAURANT Pomeroy 21 1 1. Main liN CAllY .. PIOIAH COUI' Mil. . COUNTY OHIO CAIIOioYJI L M.-a. 1111111.. - .. -· ... IIOTICI YO CUDIYOII -~~----au. .. IIIII L 4uCU..V.Ir .. - .. 8 ..... -.ce fl..... ........ tldil COI,fl'l. CIN ~ N.. 1JMt aa Dtbldoltld totr tl tbe WU1 u4 Ol'de• of Prolllte el tM 111e1 C...Ob'a B. Glo'fer, lad ...... .. ,.,._ , . , . that 111 a m.. • .......... Ia tald . . . . wbo.,.... .. _.- . . . 01' ~ &111111& 1bl ........ loNW .. ibll tiiiU , . _ . U&elr elatml dall' 1111 ... • thll Court Wltldll lib: ...... after the 1111n1 ot the ' " ' 01 tbl WIU IDA ONer of Probde. • Qldllal1' adlll!inl.tntton of llld 11We IMIDI had or btiU · ermtempla&INI, • their a-. Aid Uen lbaU ton•n bt Hrn4 or caaoelltd. IOHH C. BACON, 6 1.m. 1o I p.m. 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. 1:00 o.m. to loDO p.m. Mondoy lllrv Thur1dor _ Prldoy & Stlunlty _ _ fill 1111 , ... MAn•l OP 1'MI WIL&. ANNOUNCING NEW HOURS1 FULTON-THOMPSON WY 2-5101 1111 ENJOY SUNDAY DINNER At Bailey's eAIIis Chalmers ROLL BALER '1964 Oldsmobile '88' 4-Dr. $2149 Power steednc and brakes, automatic, fully equipped, radio, heater, blue finish. Spotless clean Interior. 1962 Buick lnvictl Conv. Cpe. $1695 Locally owned and low mileage. White finlsb, black top, red interior, automatic trans. Power steering and brak· es, good tires. ="• ,. _ .":.::""'"....!.":":'" I--------00111 ap ...., Noll• STEAKS- CtfOPS -IROASIED ClldcEN 1 ~ ~-------------. 1 Selel Used Equipment Pomeroy Motor Co. ! $1GNS ....,. For .. dee. . . Aettar · Probaae Jlldle. Kelp Catmty, Oblo Crow, Crow and Porter, Altorneya for Appllc11nt (31 18, Ill (4) 1. . . '" THI ........ coun Pomeroy 111 1 •• • 1"_.rCI Pomeroy Motor Co. MilO! couNTY, •••• the M•tt•',t"' tho ••tttt " · lawtlflll, DHtattel DON'T merely brlg:ltea your Htltn '""" lrl• (Bollty) Calllno ' NOYICI .......,. 1:11 A. M. . . J.'ll P. M. ~~~~:... Bl L t ITATI 0, OHIO ,...,.., ·;~A.IO-..::Y1Jllt C&rpetiJ •... Ue US re -------·MIIOI COUNTV,II• TO PLACI ,. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. them .... eliminate rapid •• Whom n Moy •••••••' •1ou~~,:o:~CIN• ~~~.=~ or resolling. Rent electrle Butinlll Services Auto · Sal11 th~·.~~~ ~.~·,..:,~·~.: PHONE WY 2 "156 "' IIO'r, aMID shampooer $1. Picken's Hard· 1 1RJETr BARR RAWLINoo. . . . . .. , . 3 20 ltc WATER WELL OrR"••. Walor 1 1962 CORVAIR, 4 speed stand· ~!,:.h:,,!"~~.:' v!!'::~ l·11,!:w,:; •.& MrL llllllcd ClcU. D W. ware. llaiD st., fomeror. ....'6 ard transmission. EJ:cellent tbll eoun uncter Doow No.'ll , • 1 211 lie fol "-le ;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"""![BUDGET PRICED turntture in pump sales 1111d services. Free condition Phone WI 8-$10. "'"'""'"'.. "'' ot ,....., ,, ••· Notice _____ BANNER TRAVEL olll' third Door budge! shop. estimates. Call collect 985. ,.,,. of toCout;p .., .. aa4 "'" 3 21 1te """'"'""'" &urrotak'l Court - _ _ _ _ _.,. TilE BE will be a rlflt aad For .,_._ or ·-MOTORCYCLE 1959 Harley and Baker Flll'lliture. Middleport 2350. Hoffman DriUing Co. - - --.,.---IStoto •• Now v.... NnUoo 1,. "'""" 0010 B'll .,., $KAMPER CAMPING Ohio. U 12 tic "''' •U uodllon ' sI10lgun sh00 t at tLUIIS' I y Davidsoa 165. New Haven, •• II 30tc 1959 V' W. 9 passenger bus, new '"'' elllle wbo clbJN to . . . ,. th•ir n--·- I motor and c1utcb good shape D•na on the ..ld real etUite IJ .. 14 Ill.,, farm on -the """"" 0 IN MASON, ' l'OOIDI ud bltb 1182-2355. s 25 3tc . Business Services ' ........ ,.,.,.. In ... ..... oholl Road. March 21. Sllllday, at with full L--emeal N-l --~ llalnl Brolben Aatll Wretklng. must sell. Call WY S-3216, '"'""' ""'' dolmo, •...,. _,. 1o, """ '"J I I Used ts I d Middl rt Oh' 1nq 1r lo ••~ """" 'lrilhla '"' .....,. olio• '.· p. '".: .spon<ored by the Ra. painted inside. sman doWD ,:roR BE'M'ER cie····· to , AIM Go-Tag Along Trntl AVOID last minule rush. D· par or cars an epo • 10, or u e tho nllnr . . . .,. ,,,,.., "' .... , me p11 Oepartmenl ........., Make Your Reservalio111 come tax service. Old post trucks. Complete line of Bond· al corner of 4th and Lincoln """"'00" their ,.,. • - oholl ,.., < · • payment with paymenll less i keep colors gleaming, use 1 For Rentals Now! office building New Haven, w. ed brake lining for all pas- streets. 3 24 3tp ~· ....... """ , .., ... 3 _____ . 2S .ic Ihan rent. Priced at $4900. Ph. Blue Lustre carpet cleaaer. I JOHN c Va. Monday through Friday aenger ears. Rebuilt gener.. 1962 DODGE LANCER GT 2A•••• P,:.... ~.. Ieclric shampooer $1. FAB~I~H S. "m taking ordeJ;A. 882-2843. S 25 3tp Re nl e BIG BEND d 1 tcb 1 t All Po c 1 from 5 a. m. to I p, m. Sat- ton an c u P a es. door standard shift 6 cylinde '" '" .., "' 1' "" luo S""' he1 n tom a Ill plants. 7 ROOM HOUSE and b8tli meroy ement B ock ComTRAILER SALES urday 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. AI- used and rebuilt parll guar· ' ' r "''"· \\ill 31Tive around Ap- and a 5 room bouse and bath. pany. 3 :Ill 6tc ROUTE 124 anteed. Now opea to aerve from estate of Ballard Hursel Riggs were Mr. and Mrl. LewAt • C ti so bookkeeping Justice Kenneth McEihiDny 18 . H hes, Mr· and Mr•· E• .. .,., '-'· " ' II)· 11,·11, Ha",·ne, I" I . " u ' ' wv :Z..3704 3 23 3tc ra on Public Service. and S Notary 24 5tc vou better, I a. m. to 7:30 8 d · : trato Ph .... '~·1'•11. 3 24 31ltc · · 1965 HONDA CB 160. Like new. yracuse orpo p. m. Sundays 10 a. m. to 5 mJms r. one WY J.' Mink,ug Gallipolis, Mr. and Mrs. Rent Price $400. Phone SH 2-411381 p. m. Located 12 miles north 2151 or \VY 2-3258. 3 23 3tc Wade Leonard, Columb111, Mr. 1 4 APARTMENT _ 3 rooms and alter p, m. 3 20 &tel, A~.I:, IO::~:·n:~~~~ of Pomeroy on Sl Rt. 7. Ph. 1951 CHEVROLET. Excellent and Mrs. Ray Riggs and f01nt .• Slop! Look! Read! I 18$-2297. 3 3 30tp condition. Good work car. ly, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Dabnth, stove and refrigerator, '' 1 ' 1 5 by 14 and 775 by 15 Telalowing personal property wUI Call WY J• WHEt.'? 7736 3 23 3tc vid Riggs, Mr. and Mrl. Gene SOON furni<l•ed. WY 2-2733. brity black tires. First tire be sold at the fonner Pryor! R • " Fo S1 18 8 WHAT? 3 25 31c $23.25, serond lire $20.85. Ex· Fann on State Roule 124 be· Ail New Radiator Shop 1 ea, ,;state r 1156 FORD Town Sedan V-8. :!~s, .~:·:;: ~~ ·Mr:;~~ 25r Do It Yourstlf Cu Wash 5 ROO~l HOUSE with- bath, I Ira rim $7.50 each. Newell's tween Long Bottom and 129 ACRE FARM, good farm· Standard transmission. Excel- Larkins • · WHERE? hot water heat. Located 81 1 Suooco, Chester, Ohio. Reedsville, near the entrance ! eCor eTruck eHtlltr lng and paBture land, 7 room tent condition. Also 1156 Ford · In Pomuoy-A Good Location ll20 E. Main st., Phone WY I 3 18 30tc to Forked Run Lake. In part Core I Bulldozer house, saw timber. On state V-8. Automatic transmlssloa !lev. Freeland Norril, Raclnt WHO? 2-!iJJl. 3 24 3tp I as follows: eAny Type route, W. G. Nickels, Tup. 2 doer hardtop. Excellent con- recently visited Patty Steth· Saunders Expanding His pers Plains. 3 '/.5 12tp clition. Also 1853 Codillac. E1- em, who has returned home G3lllpolis Service To You 1156 HOUSE TRAILERS One 2 bed· Ford Pickup 'h T. Self cellent condition. SH 2-4656. from Childrea'a Hospital, CoWATCH FOR room and one I bedroom. Propelled Lawn Mower, (I yr. ' , .___ LI A- -lha 3 18 tote lumbus. OPENING Brown's Tailer Park, MinersLandmark's Got old), Coal Cook Slave, Coal WY 2·2196 Middleport, 0. ~lUll' ille Ph ne WY 2-3324 I Heater, R.efrigeralor, 2 setsl"-':7-":'""~-":'~~=-'='='='""=~1 Legel Notice Sammie Ralrdea bu ra1- ,_ v . u EVERYTHING I of Dishes, Cooking utesnUs, COBA SELECf SIREs.. INC. aJCKLER REAL ESTATE turned h fr M ' 17 6tc U lh b eding th t OIOJNANCI NO. HI ODie om e..,. ,_.. 3 JITNEY SUPPER, Saturday - - -- Why drive M miles, wbOD 2 pc. Living Room Suite, se e re serVJce a POMEROY - E. MAIN ST.AN o•••••••• TO AMINO eral hospital. March 26 starting at 4 p. m. NIC~ : bl!dro";: I ap;rtme~l ~. ·~'!r::~u~=ll~a'fi ~; ~~~ High Boy (100 yrs. old), Hand saves you money. Call for Z story frame, 6 large rooms liCTJON ~o~..~·•••ANCI Bernice Prince and Ernestine " the Pearl Streel Elemen· , WI .arage. ew y erora .I •pedallzed 9ervlce - Bulk Made Cheslnut Desk, Sec· COBA service, Clair Woode, II> balhs full basement gas Be " '"'"""" •• tho vm... '' Hayman allended • Rower my school in Middleport. , ed. Located on North 5th · Spreading Available - We tiona! Bookcase, combination Tech., Pomeroy, WY "-:6t9 fired h~t water be~ting, ::,',.'"· ...,.,,.,,.. ohio .. •••· show in Columbua. Spqnsored bv. tile lliddleporl,· Avenue. Phoae WY 2-2246. ' tr Also Can Liquid All Ni· d.. k and bookcase, glass door or Chester 985-2145. ••=oNNo. '' ,.,, s..n.. No. 1 11 or Mr. and Mrs. Denver CurUB T Apply Yc r·oo large fro nt poreh, gar. Ordl.Danc• 181 wbieb nlldl f 1 '· 0 0 'olunteer ~,re D•pl 3 22 t C • ogen our bookcase, 2 pc. Ant,· que Cher· 3 14 lotc • u Th • '' '·!ted \ r "' . - -- - I AnalysJs, straight & mixed age. Priced to sell OWl: II owlna Wa•e SC'al• t. 0 f Colurn bus VUI "&AI.,: 3 22 4tc TRAILER LOT. Rutland, five materials available. All at ry Love seat, Stee·J file cabiMIDDLEPORT - B R 0 A [). v~~~:!~, ·~~d~~~,tmg~~., Pierce. ST-E-.W-A-RT'-S-GUN SHOP, Rut· miles from Pomeroy. Phone aew loPwhprWYice•. I' net, Porch swing, Train !ret EXPERIENCED WAY - II> story frame, 6 ~:.:,:: ::,':~:,... ~~ ~ !:~:J: Mr. and Mra. Jim Primmer of 2-2181 2·5613. 3 18 30tc • complete, Planet Jr. Gllrden · bus vtsi'ted Mr. ouu --• owS. ... land, Ohio. Lots of new gun• ' SH rooms ' bath, utility room' S'reet "'"" ""'" ,..... , hour Fon~m•a 340.00 P'l' montb Colum f H nd Tools T Ctor Lol I ra • 8 0 'nd reloading equipment. Will FURNISHED - 3 room - •part· I • front and back porches, olh· s~nec """'""'11 1.10 .., •-• Bill SwaiD. 6 buy, sell or trade. 3 16 121c ment. WY 2-5435, 212 South POMEROY \ Gas Range, Gas Heaters, er buildings. Corner lot. Pric· Put0~,~~''"' "' ,,., 00 .,, ,.,.,, Bess Larkins, ReedavUle, re. 1 9-pc. Dining Room Suite, - ·- - · - · - - -· 5th Avenue, Middleport, Ohio. OHIO . ed right. ""''Mono,.. m .oo00.., month cently visited Mr. and Mrs. l.OSfi: wPi ght safely with Dex- ; 3 6 tic e Some Carnival Glass, Break•nd , M ACRES -CLOSE IN - 15 ~'r.mG~::CS.lndruetol' .;, pe~~~our Marvin Marks. 1 A 0 t t blet 0 I 98c t --sel. Sola Bed, 3 rock· acres cultivated balance <•••"'''"' Atto••••• .oa '"' hou• Mr and Mrl M. L. Carr or 1 last 1 · '' a s. n l' a 1 NICF.LY furnished 2 bedroom Jack W. Cnsey, Mgr. ers, 5 beds complele, lot of ' ""'"'"",. ""'' •oo.oo .., '"'"'" · · _Stark~r~~~cy. 31-~tp apartmenl, Middleport. WY 2-I Books, Walnut Wardrobe, wooded, one story frame~~~~ ~~.11 f.O:O Florid~n~ here fortbea few days home, 5 roomS, bath, base- CI•rk of Board of preparDII!i lo Jell lf bous~ IF Dr. says ulcers, get new ! 3874. 3 S tfc UPRIGHT Deep Freeze. 18 Dressers. Baby Bed, JDgh ment furnace beating barn Publlc Atto!n lso.oo .., ~•lh bold goods 8 PI!.\ tab!ets. Fast as liquids. THREE and four room rUrnisa> cubic feet. WY :l-632l or wvl Chair, Wringer Type Washer, chicken house other ' build: ,...,.,...,. CJen,oJ ''~.oo ,., ""' Leone B~bcock apenl • few Only 98< at Stark Pharmacy i ell and unfurnishe~ apan· !.3618. 3 13 tic ~~~·· Many articles not WY 2-2193 Pom•roy IDgs. $7,500.00. ' ..~. •;.~.'":, ~:\:..;', ....., omond· days at Tuppen Plains helping 3 1 30tp 'I ments WY ~5434. 12 6 tfc BURNS garden rotoUIIer, al- ' ' Albel1 M Cos Broker Tho fotlowlnr W••• s,.,, "' ..,.. ID care for Lamar LyoDJ and :::.,..,.-=:::;--;:-----, • ' bJ adopted for the l:mph)yHI of DEI.lL'IOUS Hnmemad~-PiZ.a. 'l ~'OUR ROOM FURNfSHEO most new, will sell for oneMarlin L. Carr, Owner .u.; CONUITIONING Relrlgel' Heary Clelaad, SalfSman .... Vlllogo ,, Mlddlopori, Ohio; mab Swan, who art ill. d Mr ·· 1 alton ll!tVIce. Jerk's Re...._ Chlot ' 1 Pnlleo - ' "·00 .., monlh Edith Osbo K 5!lc, 75c, and $1 oo sizes. ()e. sparlment. WY J-5385. half ongma price. One.child's Terms : Cash u .,. WY U5l8 WY %-3830 rro.oo ,., ra, eao, an • lu xe P•zz;., 51 50 Jtck 's D•l·l 1 21 lfc nursery chair, some antique Not responsible lor accidents eratlon, New Haven, Phone 3 25 3tc .,.,'!''~~ .. _ us '" ..... and Mrs. Kenny Reynolds and 4 •w Slane pier.. , old boliles, Sale conducted by Bradford Til U537. I de BOUSE Third-8t M • · - · Fo...... - ........, ...... son, Pomeroy, \'!sited Mr. and ry .Bar . Middle()Ort . 12 8 u_ci i'"Ail .EH · · - - " "''~ u· · Co WILSON'S Car W b on Page on ' ason, • .,.... ""'•''"" - ""' "' •••• Mrs Bertie Smith. OPEN SOON, Roush and Lyons 1•1 or.d 111ter. BroWD't !'tall Jars, teapots. See or call Mrs, Auction mpany. as rooms bath baseme t. Hes- ""'' "'" ..... Dl,.,..,- 300oo .., · • R A Rife M Sl R tSlreet m· Middleport •- under ' ' n mnolh · Mary Offutt of Parkersb""" C:~mpmg Tr&'lers, a· uthorlz. er Pari ISiate Approved I laud · · ' a ' u Lu b ed b w s C s .. ter Rayburn. 3 21 6tc HoOd .....,.,.., - 1.:tJ .., .... ".'" Phone SH 2-4131. DC serv Y · · · · new management Manager, w. O••••• - ·" .., •••• Ylslted Mr. aad Mro. Joe BIBApoche dealer. Camping MlnersvUie, Oblo, 1"110111! W\ S 24 3tc J 20 6ic 0 ROUSE 10 · R u8nd 1 """""'''"' Attondmt- " , . , " " " ' U e~uipment and supplies. Hor· l-.tT.•4 I II dt Franklin Martlu. peo at 9 u. ' rooms ht-ntuy to II&Jor _ ieo.oo ,.,. Je · lon-st Mason W Va F UH ROOM lunllsbed a. m. Close I p. m. Salis- udl ~athal, larPghe lot.SPHrl~,!~r c.m'!'~~~ """" so.oo .., moo,. Mr. and Mro. ~ed Larklnl • • · · · 0 apa · faction guaranteed or wUl do qu C• s e. one ......... .,,....,, Flnmon_ o.oo ,., ,.., lpellt 1 weekend Wlth Cora - - ------,--3- 2l_lfe_ menl WY 2-,1658. II 15 Uc job over. Cars are cleaned · 3 22 ltc .,.,.~..~,:, ~~'~.:,',.Publlo ..,,,,._ Smith, Nelsonville. Mrl. Smith Wanted MIDDLEPORT-;-modern - w;. l Inside and out. We alae pick . ::;•'""" c'"""" Holp - 1.00 ,., and Mr. ara twfDJ and lumished 3 rooma and balh &CII088 DOWN up and deliver, Everything ROUSE oa Lincoln lliU, two ••cnoN '' "'" ...,,,. 1 ,, ""'" the occas1oa celebrated their BULLDOZER work. Reasons· apartment. Low utllities. L Kind ot L Chinese ~:: ~=pot for $2.00. WY z..3715. stobedrrybrick, practically new. =-:~d~:~o~ o:·~::.!f»~~n:: birthday. ble, ependable and experi. Coals Building, WY J.51tl. temple tenor 3 25 6tc S ooms and 2 baths, 11> .. '"""'..,, ond ,..., .;, '"""'"' Douglas Rauber Is • patient 2 Z4 Uc '- NoUc• of 2.. Capital ot 22. Dole(ul acres. Priced tar below ap- :;..~r;:~t.nt. ta.rewtth aD4 hllr.bf at Childrea'l Hospital, Columience<i WY 2-2208. 3 25 Jotc _ • ~ Nonra1 2i. See 19 pralsaL Richerd Neubllllg, ,.siiCTJoN '' "'" "''' ""''""""' bus ----- · -- -- TWO TRAILER SPACES for 7. Rent 3. Sklu down WY 2-2860 all 1M retroaetiM 1o JUiu•rF L. • liEN OR WOMEN, would $50 renl in the Village ol Middl• t.ano.. ot 4. Part or • 211. Fiery _· 3 20__tlc ~:".;., ,..,..,.. "· 1110 ~s.ndDavld Smith, Ada Blsa we•> added to your present port CaD WY 2-3l4l or WY 11 a.~i'm..a. 28.Soothes AT ITS GREATEST FOR SALE- 42 acre farm. 6 Arrrsr, .,, .. ,.. """"· c1.,. 0 sel. a Mr. and Mro. Hanlc 0 mcome mterest you? One :z,.2184 or WY z.36110. ......, !11. ~:~::;"Y rooms and bath. T e n c. · •~•:,· :,'7~~ Holter were visiting Mr. and 211 1a. CI•U and 'h to 2 houl'!l mommg, Wl'OOp e. Sc:aiUr :!ll.IWIIUl PlaiD or wltb peppuonl, minutes drive from Pomeroy, Mn. Joe Bissell at MaiJOII, 11 30 lfc afternoon or evenings. Car 14. Bar 7. Klnd ot <tty Y-07'• - uuoage, mushroom. ham or Route 143, Harrisonville Rd. 1 _ W. Vo. n•rrssary. Write Bol 668,' Sale I 18.=31.~,:, Bla1e oombinaUons. WY U321 or WY J-3618. Mr. and Mro. Gene Rlgp .... Pomeroy. Ohio. 3 22 &tel SINGER 1 be tlful , 17. Galdool 10. 8etllrog 33. untteo mark .. or 12" Sin ..JSc to IJD S 13 tla eenUy \'!lilted Mr. and Mro. 0. . _. . __ 1965 a au aew 1a. Soak far i - . Babcock. BUL LDOZER WORK. Reaso~~ sewing table. Zig zag, hut· :IO.Vi<toriM, 1 LNotaralfa :·~ :~:;- ComplotoCony.ovtStnlco FOR SALE: 7 room bouse with car able, dependable, and e1 tonhole, fancy d•slgn, blind for CALL WY 2-'1905 bath, gas furnace, flO Spring -Violet SmJtll perience. WY 2-22111. ~· bern, applique, sew 111 zip- :: ~ Pick up At G. & G. CAllE Avenue, Pomeroy, $8400. Ph. SHEEP-KILLING BIRD - - - - - - - 3_1_5_l_utc_ pers, etc, Guaranteed. Only •--Ill W. MAIN POMEROY WY !.22111. 3 I tic Mr. and Mn. Herbert Swan 'lbe kea, a parrot ol New Ze• ~~ Help Wanted 6 payments left $U9 a mont:!. malo --HOUSE lor sale, 304 Hamlltoa and Clyde Lawrence attended land, ts 8 klller of lheep. Th 1 i"'"'iiiiiiiiii.....iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;,,l ;W_ Y_Z:_~: _ _ S 22 6tc 1111' ~':".~N=Itl St., Middleport, $6500. Can the funerlll ol Edith Lawrence bird Is uld to peck at a sheep WANTED: 8 ROOM HOUSE with S toll ~n Hradtonl WY 2-5324. S S tfe KeiiNy •t EastbeLiverpool, Oblo. untU It fa uhauated and thea on Anne St., Pomeroy. Also ' u. FJob Wrltle, .....,. ., Coatollt FOR SALE _ Seven r 0 0 m orm1111 We r Is a patient kill It by diJglng Ill beat lDio GIRL FRIDAY l.ll acres, with water well, plto:hlnc .L L. IIRADPURD brick house with bath and II Camden Clarkhospltal, Park- lhe animal'• back. Position open !or office work on Rt. 124 · 1960 Ford car, 111. lbeiae, Oble outbuildiDgs, corner lot, one ersburg, W. Vs., and Fred New· in , lwo "'' 0 nffi<• in Pom~ 1958 Ford pick11p. No reason· tloll tfG acre of ground out of high IWl Is a patient at the Veterans Vlslton te BerUD 1tay u a.. 1 1 roy Typing an al>solute DP<· able offer refused. Russell· 11. What ES water. Good g~en plots and Memorial hospital, Pomeroy. erage of 5.9 day.. accordJDc to .,,ily. Five day• a week. 1 Welch, Anne St., Pomeroy. i boor IL\RL GRU ER. PltlllllliD• aome fruit trees. Could be Vllltlng Rev. and Mn. W. K. a suney. · Send eomplete resum• in· 1 3 Z4 3tp II . .,eld aad he> tlng, Minersville divided into good buUding eluding references. age and SIMPLICITY •arden traCtor-, Ohio. End your -er troub- loll. Priced to sell Call 1\'Y J. • les. We bave aU llzel oewer marital status. 5¥.1 h.p. with aU attachments «. O. Frtftc ru.. machines. Reaaonable ratea. 1156 after t p. m. weeks daya Wrlto To: Box ~S.D $200. Marietta house paint, -.. Nib 3 8 30tc Call WY Z.2974, day or ntg)Jt. or WY :1-5857, c 'a Th t Doi IY Sentinel, 1> price, 5 heeblves, $2 each. •1 Smooth Pomeroy Call Mason T7WZ9tl. iL !Del - - - = = ='=U_d_e_ FOR SALE: 6 room house with I 3 24 etc 4D. Pill CUSTOM BUTCHERING &DI bath, luU basement, IN Jly. WA)ITED BRICKLAYERS -, ···· - tJO.IWI cutting. Will bliJ btltel every sell Sl, Mlddleport. Pbooe: Ne are a Fedora! Governm•nt FROM wall ID wall, no soil at . algoa~ Monday. Pbil Meier, Pbollll , Pt. Pleauol195-281rf. Contr ac tor and pledg• lo pro- oU. on carpets cleaned with DAILY OIKrJ.'OQUOTE _Beret how to work It: IVY Z.3510. t 11 lie ----:----=U::_:I:.I..:d:::c:_ vide equal emplovmenl op- 1 Blue Lustre. Rent electric & 11: y D I. 8 A A 11: 8 pllrluniti., without regard wl shampooer $1. Baker Fum!· 1o L 0 x 0 I' 11 L L 0 w COMPLETE pest and tennll• _____l_n...;au.:.;.re:.n:.:..ce:::__ _ h - Co s 20 6tc eotllrol services. 20 yean es. n.we-, {'OIor, ere ed or natlon-1 "" One letter .SmplJ' ltaDdl tor uotber. 111. w. aample A ta used \UTUMUBILS lllll1ri.Del DIID ".' origin. Knowlton Construe-. LARGE and small evergreens~ fw the UU.. L'•. X for the two O'o, etc:. Single letter~, apoo· perlence Rmrh.. , rals, otl> -lied? 1 ... - · _ ._.,.., lho ~en-• --• • .,_ of lbe ~ er housetx.ld -•ts. Free .. •- ...... ''"" Company . Contact John I Several different kinds. Phone Jlocb -...-day the 0011e • Jettoro - - .onna~ • -? """ .,.. d!U......t. ••·•• are all hlal& timates and ,..... inspection. No ._., - · """ .u .. • • • INTIRNAnotW. 460 H. Lam, 120 University Ter· WI B-2405, Racine. 3 24 31p salesmen. New termite conIlia• TRACTOR & LOADII roro. Alhens, Ohio, or c a II LIVE BAIT F'f , 3rd 8tree! · · A ant rr- Qaolalf• ., ' 9' 1, .,0 trot plan. Melgo CoWlty'a on- uHirro " - • • - -. Cop ,.,,. "" or 59· 3-~• """"· . 1 e s' ' W K 8 8 Z Q B T X Q 0 L I. B V p W B ' _,.,._ - .. ~, tc Middleport. 24 hours. Self ly home .owned ~mpany. AI- lei matlt 111 1ep1 popera. 3 17 7 HO! Rl.Y E~RNINGS _ t2.8!1 . Servlce. 32412tc VGTB GL HBDDBZV1 X QSLESUXWS lied Pest and Termite Coa birtll reconllaad lliiiOit aay and up for man or woman ' ONE GARDEN rotary tiller, s Q fil X W K .-o o B z trot Company. · 60fi W. Main OU. d1 WUP"ill. ·1 111 cl L---and In """" St., PorntrO)', Ohio, WY S. Inter a...-, l'ealerer or s•rv c• route ty of[ ,.,...,.power •Yeo_,.. a,loojll t • Ll1l'E IS THE CHILDHOOD or 3159. 2 18 50tp t t llr ~1iddleporl. Select own hours. coadltlon. tsO. Call 822-2288. oua DIKORTALITY.-GOE'l'HIIl SEWING macblnea, rtpalr • · Ferm Mechlnery No lnvesiment, espertence S 21 3tc ta - . , _ IM.I required. Write IV1tklnl Pro- 1 ROOMS almoll new farol;:· :2br~~. WYPDI= FORD tractor A·I shapfo, gooct lnr Mtlp O.~ral H01pltal' ducts, Inc.. 0-8, WlDoDI, ..._ m..~...... SH • •.,. Autmrb:ecl Si1lger Sales IDd tires, G. A. Deem. Rlclni ' WY 2·~17f "'" ,......, ~Minn. I 20 lie -·· ......,. '""';' 11 "" ....,._, a • 11o . 1111 L ,aU • . ,.·I , ~- - · - ·-'---- - : - - · -- . }· ,1 ! ===:c-=--:----:C::: : ,......,. .1:, :r;:t.. '!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'""'""'""'' EEk & M'iEIC ·- TRAILERS 1 For •• ------- 'rW'RE SU:H A COLI) PERSON, EEk! iter:. . t By HOWII SCHNEIDER 'IW NEVER lliSI'W ~y AFFECTlON I I'M COOIJA Rf.roRr 'tUV 10 lH!;. HOUSE , , THEWHO? UNAFFECTIONATE GASCK.IN! ALLEY ACTIVmES COMMITTEE I efter 6he!; had to think it over 'I rea ize how great 1 ' go1nq to be! l'-r=-r. Ye~ ... w~ l l, I hope 1t work6 out, Gideon! RADIATOR SERVICE I FERTILIZER KEITH GOBLE FORD I By ART SANSOM I DICK TRACY By CHESTER GO' lLD """'I.'J ~~NI:I ° HASJT~ w~v I M SHOOK-UP-.. 1CAN'T IT! u--· !:'::: 1 1 "C ~AINI cp I I I I fU CURE ITOFTJ.lE WH EEL ALIGNMENT 1 BRAKE SERVICE ;_a;;::;"' Bl aeftnars I a.,.,., .,,....,.__ m' rt-, 0 A I LY ( R0 SSW OR D ':"'kiDs p IzzA ;::::!:" For TAKE CDVEfl.- THE fNEMV IS PR.E'~R:ING 10 LAUNCH A SN&AK r-~E' ATT.ACK!! I '· s.g:::'\., ::=.o;;· 6EE ... IT's 60T TEETH MARKS ALL OVER IT... wng Bottom Society NeWS = :!: ::-u a d.= 1 1 1110 • I ) W!NNIE WINKLE " By BIIANNER , Fun! Spills! Thrills! Fun For All The fun Ume hobby sweeping the country. CAR AUCTION SATURDAY NIGHT Trophy Races Saturday Night From 8 P!JI u.. llfOST COMPLETll SllLECTION llfodelt ill af'i'o " New Ma~J~·Ray aod ~o-Shark, wlth fron1 w'-1 . ·. .· TOM THUMB RACEWAY 234 E. MAIN .. ·.. POMiROY Open Da,Uy Monday thru Friday. ..... 3:00 'to ll:tiO SATURDAY aM SUNI)AY -ll:QOto Jl:OO A SJol Car, Tlil Pc'rjecl Blrtll!fGy Gffll • E: I 1-. :,~f AI<~--= :-._;r~ J.o,• "":'~I~" \',.:ID_c. .o.-..:;. PAP~RS r ,'()".. ' !!11 ~-S E>.~C' .-~ .c ·..:. -,...:;: ~.:.-~::-:;;.:cl?.. GAVE US :':.5~'1.1 ' '-'G NEED TO LCD!<\ FC~ MY HU5~AND. ,-,· =:~L ~if1'1ft'"1l SLOT CAR RACES brake. sorm~. JAr-. DDN';- HAVE: TIVI~ TO !..OOK AT YDUR {/1"}'-<m SKETCH . FOR THE FAMILY! FELLOWS BRING YOUR DATE Used· Tractors PRICED TO GO TO WORK FOR YOUI Farmaii'M' FarmaiiCub Farmall200 1 Ford Tr.nr alii lick Hit. Meigs Equipme~t Co~ SHE 'l188i.E5 ON HER PENCIL_ �' ,. ,G,et Extra Cash The Want Ad Way w ~NT AD Help lG-Diily Sentinel, Pome~---~~-~:t-__~·!'~~ch 25,.1965! Wented WANTED: Experienced mecl> [ · INFORMATION ......,Mio anlc for minor paris installa· tion senice. Must be mature. COUICTIONI wilh abllily to manqe Will oo ,.,.,,.. ""'" "" "' oo. partmenl and oell parts. ••• ""' "' """"'"''"" Good worklng condltkml. Ia ~::.~·~':!'.!- fllot letter, alate erpertence, rei· :,,:.'~.:' ~~-= erencea ud wqes upected. ..,..,.. ,.,_,_. - ,.. Write c-o The Daily Sentinel, ":.".~~ m:' ..::~ .. :..: .:~::: Bol &88A. It lie IIAYII CAR RO~NKJ:DED o\T , .. wlftt ""' - · . . , . , - ONCE. Apply 1D penon. Crow's • ~:',:,.:;:" c':: ":: Steak House. 3 I lfe u c.,.n ,.. ..n~ ,... nrw c.. 1 ' · M. EM_. ltultltcttltft ~Mn•:~.::~~:~.~=• A. M. d•r .... ... . . --"":": Wanted To Buy ===~;;=-::,~__::: c••D OP: THANIU. • oarTu••••• f\.U ~rf'..:;n~...:r:'~,.. ltcft 1 matlc trana., radio and heater. WANTED TO BUY - G_o_o_d : used plano. Phone WY 2-2782. 1' I J 20 tf •••••• IIOUII S.le 1 New Hoff•nd 66 BALER elntorn•tlanol PLOWS e21ntern•llon•l MOWERS 1960 Studebaker Station Wagon $395 Vinyl Int., white finish, all good tires. VB engine, auto- .. ... .., ""'" .,... 11 ..,.. OlllliTT SUNDAY ALL FOODS AVAILABLE FOR CARRY-OUT TRACTOR SALES BAD.EY'S RESTAURANT Pomeroy 21 1 1. Main liN CAllY .. PIOIAH COUI' Mil. . COUNTY OHIO CAIIOioYJI L M.-a. 1111111.. - .. -· ... IIOTICI YO CUDIYOII -~~----au. .. IIIII L 4uCU..V.Ir .. - .. 8 ..... -.ce fl..... ........ tldil COI,fl'l. CIN ~ N.. 1JMt aa Dtbldoltld totr tl tbe WU1 u4 Ol'de• of Prolllte el tM 111e1 C...Ob'a B. Glo'fer, lad ...... .. ,.,._ , . , . that 111 a m.. • .......... Ia tald . . . . wbo.,.... .. _.- . . . 01' ~ &111111& 1bl ........ loNW .. ibll tiiiU , . _ . U&elr elatml dall' 1111 ... • thll Court Wltldll lib: ...... after the 1111n1 ot the ' " ' 01 tbl WIU IDA ONer of Probde. • Qldllal1' adlll!inl.tntton of llld 11We IMIDI had or btiU · ermtempla&INI, • their a-. Aid Uen lbaU ton•n bt Hrn4 or caaoelltd. IOHH C. BACON, 6 1.m. 1o I p.m. 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. 1:00 o.m. to loDO p.m. Mondoy lllrv Thur1dor _ Prldoy & Stlunlty _ _ fill 1111 , ... MAn•l OP 1'MI WIL&. ANNOUNCING NEW HOURS1 FULTON-THOMPSON WY 2-5101 1111 ENJOY SUNDAY DINNER At Bailey's eAIIis Chalmers ROLL BALER '1964 Oldsmobile '88' 4-Dr. $2149 Power steednc and brakes, automatic, fully equipped, radio, heater, blue finish. Spotless clean Interior. 1962 Buick lnvictl Conv. Cpe. $1695 Locally owned and low mileage. White finlsb, black top, red interior, automatic trans. Power steering and brak· es, good tires. ="• ,. _ .":.::""'"....!.":":'" I--------00111 ap ...., Noll• STEAKS- CtfOPS -IROASIED ClldcEN 1 ~ ~-------------. 1 Selel Used Equipment Pomeroy Motor Co. ! $1GNS ....,. For .. dee. . . Aettar · Probaae Jlldle. Kelp Catmty, Oblo Crow, Crow and Porter, Altorneya for Appllc11nt (31 18, Ill (4) 1. . . '" THI ........ coun Pomeroy 111 1 •• • 1"_.rCI Pomeroy Motor Co. MilO! couNTY, •••• the M•tt•',t"' tho ••tttt " · lawtlflll, DHtattel DON'T merely brlg:ltea your Htltn '""" lrl• (Bollty) Calllno ' NOYICI .......,. 1:11 A. M. . . J.'ll P. M. ~~~~:... Bl L t ITATI 0, OHIO ,...,.., ·;~A.IO-..::Y1Jllt C&rpetiJ •... Ue US re -------·MIIOI COUNTV,II• TO PLACI ,. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. them .... eliminate rapid •• Whom n Moy •••••••' •1ou~~,:o:~CIN• ~~~.=~ or resolling. Rent electrle Butinlll Services Auto · Sal11 th~·.~~~ ~.~·,..:,~·~.: PHONE WY 2 "156 "' IIO'r, aMID shampooer $1. Picken's Hard· 1 1RJETr BARR RAWLINoo. . . . . .. , . 3 20 ltc WATER WELL OrR"••. Walor 1 1962 CORVAIR, 4 speed stand· ~!,:.h:,,!"~~.:' v!!'::~ l·11,!:w,:; •.& MrL llllllcd ClcU. D W. ware. llaiD st., fomeror. ....'6 ard transmission. EJ:cellent tbll eoun uncter Doow No.'ll , • 1 211 lie fol "-le ;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"""![BUDGET PRICED turntture in pump sales 1111d services. Free condition Phone WI 8-$10. "'"'""'"'.. "'' ot ,....., ,, ••· Notice _____ BANNER TRAVEL olll' third Door budge! shop. estimates. Call collect 985. ,.,,. of toCout;p .., .. aa4 "'" 3 21 1te """'"'""'" &urrotak'l Court - _ _ _ _ _.,. TilE BE will be a rlflt aad For .,_._ or ·-MOTORCYCLE 1959 Harley and Baker Flll'lliture. Middleport 2350. Hoffman DriUing Co. - - --.,.---IStoto •• Now v.... NnUoo 1,. "'""" 0010 B'll .,., $KAMPER CAMPING Ohio. U 12 tic "''' •U uodllon ' sI10lgun sh00 t at tLUIIS' I y Davidsoa 165. New Haven, •• II 30tc 1959 V' W. 9 passenger bus, new '"'' elllle wbo clbJN to . . . ,. th•ir n--·- I motor and c1utcb good shape D•na on the ..ld real etUite IJ .. 14 Ill.,, farm on -the """"" 0 IN MASON, ' l'OOIDI ud bltb 1182-2355. s 25 3tc . Business Services ' ........ ,.,.,.. In ... ..... oholl Road. March 21. Sllllday, at with full L--emeal N-l --~ llalnl Brolben Aatll Wretklng. must sell. Call WY S-3216, '"'""' ""'' dolmo, •...,. _,. 1o, """ '"J I I Used ts I d Middl rt Oh' 1nq 1r lo ••~ """" 'lrilhla '"' .....,. olio• '.· p. '".: .spon<ored by the Ra. painted inside. sman doWD ,:roR BE'M'ER cie····· to , AIM Go-Tag Along Trntl AVOID last minule rush. D· par or cars an epo • 10, or u e tho nllnr . . . .,. ,,,,.., "' .... , me p11 Oepartmenl ........., Make Your Reservalio111 come tax service. Old post trucks. Complete line of Bond· al corner of 4th and Lincoln """"'00" their ,.,. • - oholl ,.., < · • payment with paymenll less i keep colors gleaming, use 1 For Rentals Now! office building New Haven, w. ed brake lining for all pas- streets. 3 24 3tp ~· ....... """ , .., ... 3 _____ . 2S .ic Ihan rent. Priced at $4900. Ph. Blue Lustre carpet cleaaer. I JOHN c Va. Monday through Friday aenger ears. Rebuilt gener.. 1962 DODGE LANCER GT 2A•••• P,:.... ~.. Ieclric shampooer $1. FAB~I~H S. "m taking ordeJ;A. 882-2843. S 25 3tp Re nl e BIG BEND d 1 tcb 1 t All Po c 1 from 5 a. m. to I p, m. Sat- ton an c u P a es. door standard shift 6 cylinde '" '" .., "' 1' "" luo S""' he1 n tom a Ill plants. 7 ROOM HOUSE and b8tli meroy ement B ock ComTRAILER SALES urday 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. AI- used and rebuilt parll guar· ' ' r "''"· \\ill 31Tive around Ap- and a 5 room bouse and bath. pany. 3 :Ill 6tc ROUTE 124 anteed. Now opea to aerve from estate of Ballard Hursel Riggs were Mr. and Mrl. LewAt • C ti so bookkeeping Justice Kenneth McEihiDny 18 . H hes, Mr· and Mr•· E• .. .,., '-'· " ' II)· 11,·11, Ha",·ne, I" I . " u ' ' wv :Z..3704 3 23 3tc ra on Public Service. and S Notary 24 5tc vou better, I a. m. to 7:30 8 d · : trato Ph .... '~·1'•11. 3 24 31ltc · · 1965 HONDA CB 160. Like new. yracuse orpo p. m. Sundays 10 a. m. to 5 mJms r. one WY J.' Mink,ug Gallipolis, Mr. and Mrs. Rent Price $400. Phone SH 2-411381 p. m. Located 12 miles north 2151 or \VY 2-3258. 3 23 3tc Wade Leonard, Columb111, Mr. 1 4 APARTMENT _ 3 rooms and alter p, m. 3 20 &tel, A~.I:, IO::~:·n:~~~~ of Pomeroy on Sl Rt. 7. Ph. 1951 CHEVROLET. Excellent and Mrs. Ray Riggs and f01nt .• Slop! Look! Read! I 18$-2297. 3 3 30tp condition. Good work car. ly, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Dabnth, stove and refrigerator, '' 1 ' 1 5 by 14 and 775 by 15 Telalowing personal property wUI Call WY J• WHEt.'? 7736 3 23 3tc vid Riggs, Mr. and Mrl. Gene SOON furni<l•ed. WY 2-2733. brity black tires. First tire be sold at the fonner Pryor! R • " Fo S1 18 8 WHAT? 3 25 31c $23.25, serond lire $20.85. Ex· Fann on State Roule 124 be· Ail New Radiator Shop 1 ea, ,;state r 1156 FORD Town Sedan V-8. :!~s, .~:·:;: ~~ ·Mr:;~~ 25r Do It Yourstlf Cu Wash 5 ROO~l HOUSE with- bath, I Ira rim $7.50 each. Newell's tween Long Bottom and 129 ACRE FARM, good farm· Standard transmission. Excel- Larkins • · WHERE? hot water heat. Located 81 1 Suooco, Chester, Ohio. Reedsville, near the entrance ! eCor eTruck eHtlltr lng and paBture land, 7 room tent condition. Also 1156 Ford · In Pomuoy-A Good Location ll20 E. Main st., Phone WY I 3 18 30tc to Forked Run Lake. In part Core I Bulldozer house, saw timber. On state V-8. Automatic transmlssloa !lev. Freeland Norril, Raclnt WHO? 2-!iJJl. 3 24 3tp I as follows: eAny Type route, W. G. Nickels, Tup. 2 doer hardtop. Excellent con- recently visited Patty Steth· Saunders Expanding His pers Plains. 3 '/.5 12tp clition. Also 1853 Codillac. E1- em, who has returned home G3lllpolis Service To You 1156 HOUSE TRAILERS One 2 bed· Ford Pickup 'h T. Self cellent condition. SH 2-4656. from Childrea'a Hospital, CoWATCH FOR room and one I bedroom. Propelled Lawn Mower, (I yr. ' , .___ LI A- -lha 3 18 tote lumbus. OPENING Brown's Tailer Park, MinersLandmark's Got old), Coal Cook Slave, Coal WY 2·2196 Middleport, 0. ~lUll' ille Ph ne WY 2-3324 I Heater, R.efrigeralor, 2 setsl"-':7-":'""~-":'~~=-'='='='""=~1 Legel Notice Sammie Ralrdea bu ra1- ,_ v . u EVERYTHING I of Dishes, Cooking utesnUs, COBA SELECf SIREs.. INC. aJCKLER REAL ESTATE turned h fr M ' 17 6tc U lh b eding th t OIOJNANCI NO. HI ODie om e..,. ,_.. 3 JITNEY SUPPER, Saturday - - -- Why drive M miles, wbOD 2 pc. Living Room Suite, se e re serVJce a POMEROY - E. MAIN ST.AN o•••••••• TO AMINO eral hospital. March 26 starting at 4 p. m. NIC~ : bl!dro";: I ap;rtme~l ~. ·~'!r::~u~=ll~a'fi ~; ~~~ High Boy (100 yrs. old), Hand saves you money. Call for Z story frame, 6 large rooms liCTJON ~o~..~·•••ANCI Bernice Prince and Ernestine " the Pearl Streel Elemen· , WI .arage. ew y erora .I •pedallzed 9ervlce - Bulk Made Cheslnut Desk, Sec· COBA service, Clair Woode, II> balhs full basement gas Be " '"'"""" •• tho vm... '' Hayman allended • Rower my school in Middleport. , ed. Located on North 5th · Spreading Available - We tiona! Bookcase, combination Tech., Pomeroy, WY "-:6t9 fired h~t water be~ting, ::,',.'"· ...,.,,.,,.. ohio .. •••· show in Columbua. Spqnsored bv. tile lliddleporl,· Avenue. Phoae WY 2-2246. ' tr Also Can Liquid All Ni· d.. k and bookcase, glass door or Chester 985-2145. ••=oNNo. '' ,.,, s..n.. No. 1 11 or Mr. and Mrs. Denver CurUB T Apply Yc r·oo large fro nt poreh, gar. Ordl.Danc• 181 wbieb nlldl f 1 '· 0 0 'olunteer ~,re D•pl 3 22 t C • ogen our bookcase, 2 pc. Ant,· que Cher· 3 14 lotc • u Th • '' '·!ted \ r "' . - -- - I AnalysJs, straight & mixed age. Priced to sell OWl: II owlna Wa•e SC'al• t. 0 f Colurn bus VUI "&AI.,: 3 22 4tc TRAILER LOT. Rutland, five materials available. All at ry Love seat, Stee·J file cabiMIDDLEPORT - B R 0 A [). v~~~:!~, ·~~d~~~,tmg~~., Pierce. ST-E-.W-A-RT'-S-GUN SHOP, Rut· miles from Pomeroy. Phone aew loPwhprWYice•. I' net, Porch swing, Train !ret EXPERIENCED WAY - II> story frame, 6 ~:.:,:: ::,':~:,... ~~ ~ !:~:J: Mr. and Mra. Jim Primmer of 2-2181 2·5613. 3 18 30tc • complete, Planet Jr. Gllrden · bus vtsi'ted Mr. ouu --• owS. ... land, Ohio. Lots of new gun• ' SH rooms ' bath, utility room' S'reet "'"" ""'" ,..... , hour Fon~m•a 340.00 P'l' montb Colum f H nd Tools T Ctor Lol I ra • 8 0 'nd reloading equipment. Will FURNISHED - 3 room - •part· I • front and back porches, olh· s~nec """'""'11 1.10 .., •-• Bill SwaiD. 6 buy, sell or trade. 3 16 121c ment. WY 2-5435, 212 South POMEROY \ Gas Range, Gas Heaters, er buildings. Corner lot. Pric· Put0~,~~''"' "' ,,., 00 .,, ,.,.,, Bess Larkins, ReedavUle, re. 1 9-pc. Dining Room Suite, - ·- - · - · - - -· 5th Avenue, Middleport, Ohio. OHIO . ed right. ""''Mono,.. m .oo00.., month cently visited Mr. and Mrs. l.OSfi: wPi ght safely with Dex- ; 3 6 tic e Some Carnival Glass, Break•nd , M ACRES -CLOSE IN - 15 ~'r.mG~::CS.lndruetol' .;, pe~~~our Marvin Marks. 1 A 0 t t blet 0 I 98c t --sel. Sola Bed, 3 rock· acres cultivated balance <•••"'''"' Atto••••• .oa '"' hou• Mr and Mrl M. L. Carr or 1 last 1 · '' a s. n l' a 1 NICF.LY furnished 2 bedroom Jack W. Cnsey, Mgr. ers, 5 beds complele, lot of ' ""'"'"",. ""'' •oo.oo .., '"'"'" · · _Stark~r~~~cy. 31-~tp apartmenl, Middleport. WY 2-I Books, Walnut Wardrobe, wooded, one story frame~~~~ ~~.11 f.O:O Florid~n~ here fortbea few days home, 5 roomS, bath, base- CI•rk of Board of preparDII!i lo Jell lf bous~ IF Dr. says ulcers, get new ! 3874. 3 S tfc UPRIGHT Deep Freeze. 18 Dressers. Baby Bed, JDgh ment furnace beating barn Publlc Atto!n lso.oo .., ~•lh bold goods 8 PI!.\ tab!ets. Fast as liquids. THREE and four room rUrnisa> cubic feet. WY :l-632l or wvl Chair, Wringer Type Washer, chicken house other ' build: ,...,.,...,. CJen,oJ ''~.oo ,., ""' Leone B~bcock apenl • few Only 98< at Stark Pharmacy i ell and unfurnishe~ apan· !.3618. 3 13 tic ~~~·· Many articles not WY 2-2193 Pom•roy IDgs. $7,500.00. ' ..~. •;.~.'":, ~:\:..;', ....., omond· days at Tuppen Plains helping 3 1 30tp 'I ments WY ~5434. 12 6 tfc BURNS garden rotoUIIer, al- ' ' Albel1 M Cos Broker Tho fotlowlnr W••• s,.,, "' ..,.. ID care for Lamar LyoDJ and :::.,..,.-=:::;--;:-----, • ' bJ adopted for the l:mph)yHI of DEI.lL'IOUS Hnmemad~-PiZ.a. 'l ~'OUR ROOM FURNfSHEO most new, will sell for oneMarlin L. Carr, Owner .u.; CONUITIONING Relrlgel' Heary Clelaad, SalfSman .... Vlllogo ,, Mlddlopori, Ohio; mab Swan, who art ill. d Mr ·· 1 alton ll!tVIce. Jerk's Re...._ Chlot ' 1 Pnlleo - ' "·00 .., monlh Edith Osbo K 5!lc, 75c, and $1 oo sizes. ()e. sparlment. WY J-5385. half ongma price. One.child's Terms : Cash u .,. WY U5l8 WY %-3830 rro.oo ,., ra, eao, an • lu xe P•zz;., 51 50 Jtck 's D•l·l 1 21 lfc nursery chair, some antique Not responsible lor accidents eratlon, New Haven, Phone 3 25 3tc .,.,'!''~~ .. _ us '" ..... and Mrs. Kenny Reynolds and 4 •w Slane pier.. , old boliles, Sale conducted by Bradford Til U537. I de BOUSE Third-8t M • · - · Fo...... - ........, ...... son, Pomeroy, \'!sited Mr. and ry .Bar . Middle()Ort . 12 8 u_ci i'"Ail .EH · · - - " "''~ u· · Co WILSON'S Car W b on Page on ' ason, • .,.... ""'•''"" - ""' "' •••• Mrs Bertie Smith. OPEN SOON, Roush and Lyons 1•1 or.d 111ter. BroWD't !'tall Jars, teapots. See or call Mrs, Auction mpany. as rooms bath baseme t. Hes- ""'' "'" ..... Dl,.,..,- 300oo .., · • R A Rife M Sl R tSlreet m· Middleport •- under ' ' n mnolh · Mary Offutt of Parkersb""" C:~mpmg Tr&'lers, a· uthorlz. er Pari ISiate Approved I laud · · ' a ' u Lu b ed b w s C s .. ter Rayburn. 3 21 6tc HoOd .....,.,.., - 1.:tJ .., .... ".'" Phone SH 2-4131. DC serv Y · · · · new management Manager, w. O••••• - ·" .., •••• Ylslted Mr. aad Mro. Joe BIBApoche dealer. Camping MlnersvUie, Oblo, 1"110111! W\ S 24 3tc J 20 6ic 0 ROUSE 10 · R u8nd 1 """""'''"' Attondmt- " , . , " " " ' U e~uipment and supplies. Hor· l-.tT.•4 I II dt Franklin Martlu. peo at 9 u. ' rooms ht-ntuy to II&Jor _ ieo.oo ,.,. Je · lon-st Mason W Va F UH ROOM lunllsbed a. m. Close I p. m. Salis- udl ~athal, larPghe lot.SPHrl~,!~r c.m'!'~~~ """" so.oo .., moo,. Mr. and Mro. ~ed Larklnl • • · · · 0 apa · faction guaranteed or wUl do qu C• s e. one ......... .,,....,, Flnmon_ o.oo ,., ,.., lpellt 1 weekend Wlth Cora - - ------,--3- 2l_lfe_ menl WY 2-,1658. II 15 Uc job over. Cars are cleaned · 3 22 ltc .,.,.~..~,:, ~~'~.:,',.Publlo ..,,,,._ Smith, Nelsonville. Mrl. Smith Wanted MIDDLEPORT-;-modern - w;. l Inside and out. We alae pick . ::;•'""" c'"""" Holp - 1.00 ,., and Mr. ara twfDJ and lumished 3 rooma and balh &CII088 DOWN up and deliver, Everything ROUSE oa Lincoln lliU, two ••cnoN '' "'" ...,,,. 1 ,, ""'" the occas1oa celebrated their BULLDOZER work. Reasons· apartment. Low utllities. L Kind ot L Chinese ~:: ~=pot for $2.00. WY z..3715. stobedrrybrick, practically new. =-:~d~:~o~ o:·~::.!f»~~n:: birthday. ble, ependable and experi. Coals Building, WY J.51tl. temple tenor 3 25 6tc S ooms and 2 baths, 11> .. '"""'..,, ond ,..., .;, '"""'"' Douglas Rauber Is • patient 2 Z4 Uc '- NoUc• of 2.. Capital ot 22. Dole(ul acres. Priced tar below ap- :;..~r;:~t.nt. ta.rewtth aD4 hllr.bf at Childrea'l Hospital, Columience<i WY 2-2208. 3 25 Jotc _ • ~ Nonra1 2i. See 19 pralsaL Richerd Neubllllg, ,.siiCTJoN '' "'" "''' ""''""""' bus ----- · -- -- TWO TRAILER SPACES for 7. Rent 3. Sklu down WY 2-2860 all 1M retroaetiM 1o JUiu•rF L. • liEN OR WOMEN, would $50 renl in the Village ol Middl• t.ano.. ot 4. Part or • 211. Fiery _· 3 20__tlc ~:".;., ,..,..,.. "· 1110 ~s.ndDavld Smith, Ada Blsa we•> added to your present port CaD WY 2-3l4l or WY 11 a.~i'm..a. 28.Soothes AT ITS GREATEST FOR SALE- 42 acre farm. 6 Arrrsr, .,, .. ,.. """"· c1.,. 0 sel. a Mr. and Mro. Hanlc 0 mcome mterest you? One :z,.2184 or WY z.36110. ......, !11. ~:~::;"Y rooms and bath. T e n c. · •~•:,· :,'7~~ Holter were visiting Mr. and 211 1a. CI•U and 'h to 2 houl'!l mommg, Wl'OOp e. Sc:aiUr :!ll.IWIIUl PlaiD or wltb peppuonl, minutes drive from Pomeroy, Mn. Joe Bissell at MaiJOII, 11 30 lfc afternoon or evenings. Car 14. Bar 7. Klnd ot <tty Y-07'• - uuoage, mushroom. ham or Route 143, Harrisonville Rd. 1 _ W. Vo. n•rrssary. Write Bol 668,' Sale I 18.=31.~,:, Bla1e oombinaUons. WY U321 or WY J-3618. Mr. and Mro. Gene Rlgp .... Pomeroy. Ohio. 3 22 &tel SINGER 1 be tlful , 17. Galdool 10. 8etllrog 33. untteo mark .. or 12" Sin ..JSc to IJD S 13 tla eenUy \'!lilted Mr. and Mro. 0. . _. . __ 1965 a au aew 1a. Soak far i - . Babcock. BUL LDOZER WORK. Reaso~~ sewing table. Zig zag, hut· :IO.Vi<toriM, 1 LNotaralfa :·~ :~:;- ComplotoCony.ovtStnlco FOR SALE: 7 room bouse with car able, dependable, and e1 tonhole, fancy d•slgn, blind for CALL WY 2-'1905 bath, gas furnace, flO Spring -Violet SmJtll perience. WY 2-22111. ~· bern, applique, sew 111 zip- :: ~ Pick up At G. & G. CAllE Avenue, Pomeroy, $8400. Ph. SHEEP-KILLING BIRD - - - - - - - 3_1_5_l_utc_ pers, etc, Guaranteed. Only •--Ill W. MAIN POMEROY WY !.22111. 3 I tic Mr. and Mn. Herbert Swan 'lbe kea, a parrot ol New Ze• ~~ Help Wanted 6 payments left $U9 a mont:!. malo --HOUSE lor sale, 304 Hamlltoa and Clyde Lawrence attended land, ts 8 klller of lheep. Th 1 i"'"'iiiiiiiiii.....iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;,,l ;W_ Y_Z:_~: _ _ S 22 6tc 1111' ~':".~N=Itl St., Middleport, $6500. Can the funerlll ol Edith Lawrence bird Is uld to peck at a sheep WANTED: 8 ROOM HOUSE with S toll ~n Hradtonl WY 2-5324. S S tfe KeiiNy •t EastbeLiverpool, Oblo. untU It fa uhauated and thea on Anne St., Pomeroy. Also ' u. FJob Wrltle, .....,. ., Coatollt FOR SALE _ Seven r 0 0 m orm1111 We r Is a patient kill It by diJglng Ill beat lDio GIRL FRIDAY l.ll acres, with water well, plto:hlnc .L L. IIRADPURD brick house with bath and II Camden Clarkhospltal, Park- lhe animal'• back. Position open !or office work on Rt. 124 · 1960 Ford car, 111. lbeiae, Oble outbuildiDgs, corner lot, one ersburg, W. Vs., and Fred New· in , lwo "'' 0 nffi<• in Pom~ 1958 Ford pick11p. No reason· tloll tfG acre of ground out of high IWl Is a patient at the Veterans Vlslton te BerUD 1tay u a.. 1 1 roy Typing an al>solute DP<· able offer refused. Russell· 11. What ES water. Good g~en plots and Memorial hospital, Pomeroy. erage of 5.9 day.. accordJDc to .,,ily. Five day• a week. 1 Welch, Anne St., Pomeroy. i boor IL\RL GRU ER. PltlllllliD• aome fruit trees. Could be Vllltlng Rev. and Mn. W. K. a suney. · Send eomplete resum• in· 1 3 Z4 3tp II . .,eld aad he> tlng, Minersville divided into good buUding eluding references. age and SIMPLICITY •arden traCtor-, Ohio. End your -er troub- loll. Priced to sell Call 1\'Y J. • les. We bave aU llzel oewer marital status. 5¥.1 h.p. with aU attachments «. O. Frtftc ru.. machines. Reaaonable ratea. 1156 after t p. m. weeks daya Wrlto To: Box ~S.D $200. Marietta house paint, -.. Nib 3 8 30tc Call WY Z.2974, day or ntg)Jt. or WY :1-5857, c 'a Th t Doi IY Sentinel, 1> price, 5 heeblves, $2 each. •1 Smooth Pomeroy Call Mason T7WZ9tl. iL !Del - - - = = ='=U_d_e_ FOR SALE: 6 room house with I 3 24 etc 4D. Pill CUSTOM BUTCHERING &DI bath, luU basement, IN Jly. WA)ITED BRICKLAYERS -, ···· - tJO.IWI cutting. Will bliJ btltel every sell Sl, Mlddleport. Pbooe: Ne are a Fedora! Governm•nt FROM wall ID wall, no soil at . algoa~ Monday. Pbil Meier, Pbollll , Pt. Pleauol195-281rf. Contr ac tor and pledg• lo pro- oU. on carpets cleaned with DAILY OIKrJ.'OQUOTE _Beret how to work It: IVY Z.3510. t 11 lie ----:----=U::_:I:.I..:d:::c:_ vide equal emplovmenl op- 1 Blue Lustre. Rent electric & 11: y D I. 8 A A 11: 8 pllrluniti., without regard wl shampooer $1. Baker Fum!· 1o L 0 x 0 I' 11 L L 0 w COMPLETE pest and tennll• _____l_n...;au.:.;.re:.n:.:..ce:::__ _ h - Co s 20 6tc eotllrol services. 20 yean es. n.we-, {'OIor, ere ed or natlon-1 "" One letter .SmplJ' ltaDdl tor uotber. 111. w. aample A ta used \UTUMUBILS lllll1ri.Del DIID ".' origin. Knowlton Construe-. LARGE and small evergreens~ fw the UU.. L'•. X for the two O'o, etc:. Single letter~, apoo· perlence Rmrh.. , rals, otl> -lied? 1 ... - · _ ._.,.., lho ~en-• --• • .,_ of lbe ~ er housetx.ld -•ts. Free .. •- ...... ''"" Company . Contact John I Several different kinds. Phone Jlocb -...-day the 0011e • Jettoro - - .onna~ • -? """ .,.. d!U......t. ••·•• are all hlal& timates and ,..... inspection. No ._., - · """ .u .. • • • INTIRNAnotW. 460 H. Lam, 120 University Ter· WI B-2405, Racine. 3 24 31p salesmen. New termite conIlia• TRACTOR & LOADII roro. Alhens, Ohio, or c a II LIVE BAIT F'f , 3rd 8tree! · · A ant rr- Qaolalf• ., ' 9' 1, .,0 trot plan. Melgo CoWlty'a on- uHirro " - • • - -. Cop ,.,,. "" or 59· 3-~• """"· . 1 e s' ' W K 8 8 Z Q B T X Q 0 L I. B V p W B ' _,.,._ - .. ~, tc Middleport. 24 hours. Self ly home .owned ~mpany. AI- lei matlt 111 1ep1 popera. 3 17 7 HO! Rl.Y E~RNINGS _ t2.8!1 . Servlce. 32412tc VGTB GL HBDDBZV1 X QSLESUXWS lied Pest and Termite Coa birtll reconllaad lliiiOit aay and up for man or woman ' ONE GARDEN rotary tiller, s Q fil X W K .-o o B z trot Company. · 60fi W. Main OU. d1 WUP"ill. ·1 111 cl L---and In """" St., PorntrO)', Ohio, WY S. Inter a...-, l'ealerer or s•rv c• route ty of[ ,.,...,.power •Yeo_,.. a,loojll t • Ll1l'E IS THE CHILDHOOD or 3159. 2 18 50tp t t llr ~1iddleporl. Select own hours. coadltlon. tsO. Call 822-2288. oua DIKORTALITY.-GOE'l'HIIl SEWING macblnea, rtpalr • · Ferm Mechlnery No lnvesiment, espertence S 21 3tc ta - . , _ IM.I required. Write IV1tklnl Pro- 1 ROOMS almoll new farol;:· :2br~~. WYPDI= FORD tractor A·I shapfo, gooct lnr Mtlp O.~ral H01pltal' ducts, Inc.. 0-8, WlDoDI, ..._ m..~...... SH • •.,. Autmrb:ecl Si1lger Sales IDd tires, G. A. Deem. Rlclni ' WY 2·~17f "'" ,......, ~Minn. I 20 lie -·· ......,. '""';' 11 "" ....,._, a • 11o . 1111 L ,aU • . ,.·I , ~- - · - ·-'---- - : - - · -- . }· ,1 ! ===:c-=--:----:C::: : ,......,. .1:, :r;:t.. '!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'""'""'""'' EEk & M'iEIC ·- TRAILERS 1 For •• ------- 'rW'RE SU:H A COLI) PERSON, EEk! iter:. . t By HOWII SCHNEIDER 'IW NEVER lliSI'W ~y AFFECTlON I I'M COOIJA Rf.roRr 'tUV 10 lH!;. HOUSE , , THEWHO? UNAFFECTIONATE GASCK.IN! ALLEY ACTIVmES COMMITTEE I efter 6he!; had to think it over 'I rea ize how great 1 ' go1nq to be! l'-r=-r. Ye~ ... w~ l l, I hope 1t work6 out, Gideon! RADIATOR SERVICE I FERTILIZER KEITH GOBLE FORD I By ART SANSOM I DICK TRACY By CHESTER GO' lLD """'I.'J ~~NI:I ° HASJT~ w~v I M SHOOK-UP-.. 1CAN'T IT! u--· !:'::: 1 1 "C ~AINI cp I I I I fU CURE ITOFTJ.lE WH EEL ALIGNMENT 1 BRAKE SERVICE ;_a;;::;"' Bl aeftnars I a.,.,., .,,....,.__ m' rt-, 0 A I LY ( R0 SSW OR D ':"'kiDs p IzzA ;::::!:" For TAKE CDVEfl.- THE fNEMV IS PR.E'~R:ING 10 LAUNCH A SN&AK r-~E' ATT.ACK!! I '· s.g:::'\., ::=.o;;· 6EE ... IT's 60T TEETH MARKS ALL OVER IT... wng Bottom Society NeWS = :!: ::-u a d.= 1 1 1110 • I ) W!NNIE WINKLE " By BIIANNER , Fun! Spills! Thrills! Fun For All The fun Ume hobby sweeping the country. CAR AUCTION SATURDAY NIGHT Trophy Races Saturday Night From 8 P!JI u.. llfOST COMPLETll SllLECTION llfodelt ill af'i'o " New Ma~J~·Ray aod ~o-Shark, wlth fron1 w'-1 . ·. .· TOM THUMB RACEWAY 234 E. MAIN .. ·.. POMiROY Open Da,Uy Monday thru Friday. ..... 3:00 'to ll:tiO SATURDAY aM SUNI)AY -ll:QOto Jl:OO A SJol Car, Tlil Pc'rjecl Blrtll!fGy Gffll • E: I 1-. :,~f AI<~--= :-._;r~ J.o,• "":'~I~" \',.:ID_c. .o.-..:;. PAP~RS r ,'()".. ' !!11 ~-S E>.~C' .-~ .c ·..:. -,...:;: ~.:.-~::-:;;.:cl?.. GAVE US :':.5~'1.1 ' '-'G NEED TO LCD!<\ FC~ MY HU5~AND. ,-,· =:~L ~if1'1ft'"1l SLOT CAR RACES brake. sorm~. JAr-. DDN';- HAVE: TIVI~ TO !..OOK AT YDUR {/1"}'-<m SKETCH . FOR THE FAMILY! FELLOWS BRING YOUR DATE Used· Tractors PRICED TO GO TO WORK FOR YOUI Farmaii'M' FarmaiiCub Farmall200 1 Ford Tr.nr alii lick Hit. Meigs Equipme~t Co~ SHE 'l188i.E5 ON HER PENCIL_ �'. ' '·' ., ' /\ ·' ,, Rutland Garden Club Members will · Meeting in Logan A:t.t,end· Reg1onal Around And About , par~ .Heoth·C!ircle · Rummage sPlans I • A I . are 1ft pri I u .. • Cook is PLA1' eAN.ur• M.am ·, 1Y AL:. • m.,5 Mra. Lloyd MooN wu •111111 uuut whep Mrs. Mu Folmer en~e~o · People In Hostess for , taln~ ,die BJ..MonlhiJ Callaa\1 club ''lfi!nellday evenlq it 11ft Pomeroy WCTU Meetmg bome, •Nye Ave. l'rlzel h r P18ns ' were made to at- at tho RuUand Monday at tend the Rfglonal meeting In 4 p. m. to clean 11 up. Logan, April 7, wl!en the The resignation of Mrs. Ron· Plans were made for a rumRutland Friendly Gardeners aid Williams was accepted. M C M Emmlsh hal 111811e sale by the AfternooD , · 1111181 went awarded to Mr I. met Wednesday evening at the Flower seeds were brought by ~ lslt with eta of Heath Methodist Cburch 'Mrs. Mary D. Oinan II Sag!- Mrs. Joaeph Cook waa bQs- John a.aver and Mn. Moore. FOR ALL OCC.ASIONS home of Mrs. Howard Birch- members lor die girls' 4-h club son and v Mr end Mr~ Thursday afternoon at .t h oaw, Mich. and slater, Mn. leal to the Pvmeroy WCTU 01 Refreshmentl sere served bJ W.~lkiwerieverywhere field wllb Mrs. Tom Martin and It was voted to purchase Roger Emmish •and iamil church. Donald Bell!letl and children, Wednesday afternoon at her the bcstesa to. the a~ve nmed ·- -- ---- - and Mn. Jim Thomas as co- vegetable seeds lor the newly De ton Y Mrs. Norman Wayland, Susan, Lee and Carl of Pontiac, borne, Lincoln Terrace. and Mrs. Richi'rd Finlaw, Mn. WY 2·2039 hoste~s. formed boys 4-H club. ~ ·Willi G !dent conducted the Mich. arrived Tburllday morn- The meeting lD chqe of Cbarlea Riffle, folrs. Donald OR NIGHT Wl9·295t Members answered roll call An lltustrated talk on "Let rs. ~m . rueser was _a with' the opening prayer lor a visit wltb Mrs. Char- Mrs Allen Hampton prealdent McKenzie, Mn. Guy Cowan and by .naming a biennial. It was , blen~lals brighten your gar- =~= VISitor m Gallipolis by Mrs. Marvin Dowaon. lea Withrow and their gran· ~with the b~ "Leanlq Mrs. Eugene Triplett. Pomeroy Flower Shop dectded to make table arrange- Iden, was given by Mrs. Ver- Will /t~ter son of Mr. and study lesson taken from t mother, Mn. Nora Roush. On the Everlaallng Arms," and -'W Main Pomeroy ment. for the County Teachers i non w.eher It was brought out . ' Book o1 Acta was given by Mn. Mrs. Charles Holfn1an bas re- prayer by Mn. Hampton. A , ' Mrs. Millard van Meter dmner m Rutland on Appl 22. 1 tllat b1ennials are a plant !bat :rsio ~lli~mlUSI•:·c~ iconf,l~ Walter Hayes using the turned home, after undvgoln8 communication was read by - - -·--- - -- --- .. Members were asked to meet1normally require two growing e . a po ,mew. "The Human Side e1 surgery at Holzer Hospital Mrs Cook from the state treaa. / 1 -·- · - - -·· - · - - ·., · · S 1 seasons to produce seeds, after an eye Injury sustained · while h' h .1 di D . the . 1playing ball Sunday His room Church. Mrs. Gerald Michael and urer, In regard to honorary , , 1 . :,~~on the;"~~r~!xJ ~~~ ~ number is 116 and be will he She s~ the part of mother, Mrs. Susie Fischer VI• members. Mi" Lucretia Genh. od n d , confined there for the net sevdlvldual wttness in the lied Sunday with Mlaa Callie helmer reporte on qulz book PI 1 1 !:;,~ /no; r se:!d owers .;,::. eral days until the extent of and the part played by Peter, Kloes. They 81110 called 011 Mr. being used iD the health classes ~~Se= lor ~ 1 he•t of the~ are t:.:'asonholly-leye damage Is determined. He Paul, and ether early cllrh- and Mrs. Joseph Conde and at the high school. band [lllJ1y rby the co~=eport hocks, pansies and English Is a freshman at Middleport liens In the church. She said Miss Bertba Conde. A discussion was held on Band B , DaiSy High School. His parents are the best argument lor christian- Ml88 Susie Fischer was the Youth Temperance Education 8081ers , AssoclaUon I AI ihe close of l!te meeting staying with him at the cOnic. lty was betns a christian. Monday evenln£ dinner guest of Week, AprU 34-30 when the :,urs~y evenins at the hleh 80 tray favors were made for th~ Forrest Bachtel returned to closed with a poem tilled, her daughter and son-IJJ.law, Union wlU place posters and · Robe . Veterans Memorial Hospital for . Mount Uruon College Thursday "Love," by Helen Rice. Mr. and Mn. WIUlam Purter the Governor's proclamation In M~ ~ Kine. president, Easter Mrs Joe Bolin won after spending the spring vaca- Date of the ruM1118110 sale and lamUy. churches, schools and stores. con meeting. Mr. the door pri2e and also the , lion with his parents, Mr. and wiD be AprU 21·22 in the J. J. Miss Genevieve Stobart, Mn. Named as the committee were WUilam Russell, director, Illtraveling prize donated by! Mrs. Forrest Bachtel Nelle nounced that the date lor the 8 n d Davis building. Appointed to the Claude Husted, Mn. Max Fof. Miss Genhelmer, Miss Mrs. weber. family. He Is a jUD!Or at t h 0 nominating committee and Mu and Vanessa and Blllf, Mrs. C. Melv!D Alkire spring concert had been set for Refreshments were served by ccllege. Miss Bess Sanborn, Mn. P. L. Lawrence Smith visited SUnday and Mrs. Hampton. Friday evening, . AprU 15 and the hostesses to tbose named Mrs. James Criswell and dau. Mitch and Mrs. M. L. French. afternoon, with Mr. and Mn. Devotions taken from Gala· the band [lllJ1y was set teniaabove and Mrs. Bruce May, shter, Mrs. Kenneth McCool- The birthday ol Mrs. 0. P. Carl Moore. Mrs. Moore Ia con. lions 1:8 lll!re led by Mn. Uvaly lor May 14. Mn. Jean Mrs. Harvey O'Dell, Mrs. Carl : Iough, are in Parkersburg this Klein was observed. The valescing nlcely following sur- Cook who used as her topic, Coelte was named ticket chair· Morris. Mrs. Bruce D a vi s, i evening to attend capping eer- esses, Mrs. Lema Lighter, Zelia gery. "Riches Untold.'' Several artl· man for th~ concert and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Snowden and Mrs. 1 cises for freshmen nurses at Pullen, and contrlbutlllf, Mrs. Mrs. Andy Summerfield and cles were read using the pro- David Ohhnger and Mn. WllCharles Carson. the St. Joseph Hospital School Klein and Mrs. Carl Mattox, daughter, Renee and James gram hour Including, "Life Is a !lam King as ushers. of Nursing. Diane Criswell. dau- served cookie• and tea. Watson of Columbua spent the Split Second," by Miss Ada The treasurer reported I bal· ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Nan Moore displayed the weekend with their parents, Mr. Genhelmer; "Verdict," Mrs. ance of f21'1.08 on hand. Named IS Criswell, is a member of the dolls betns made lor Viet and Mrs. Leroy Watto~~. Clarence Curtis; "Total Ab- to the nom!Datlng committee freshman cia" 61 nursing, She children. Mra. Bernard Garrett and stainers of the Bible," Mrs. were Mrs. Thomas Rue, cbslr· ' began her training in Septem- Present were Mrs. French, children, Mary Ann and John- Robert Warner, and "Evasion man, Mrs. Jean Cooke and Mrs. The annual District Spring I ber. Mrs. Wayland, Mrs. Walter ny Casto visited Sunday, with or Torch Bearing;• by M a Edna French. Mr. Russell an- · m~eting of Methodist WSCS I Mrs. Lillian McGhee recently Hayes, Mrs. E. M. Wood, Mn. her mother, Mn. B. F. Grave- Hampton. Group singing of "I nounced that March liO would i WJII be h•ld at the Franklin-Av 1 spent several days with her •Is· c. A. Emmish, Mrs. Hallie ly and daughter, Mrs. J . A. Ed- Need Thee Every Hour" and be the deadHne lor turntns In : Methodist church in Ports· tor, Mn. Ida Neil and .•thPr Smith, Mn. Everett Davis, Mn. en. the Mizpah benedicitlon closed band uniforms. There was 1 i mouth. Tuesday, March 29 and relatives in Flatwoods and Ash- David Entsminger, Mrs. Mar- Mn. Frank Hood of Alliance the meeting. discussion on serving the alumall members are urged to at- land, Ky. vin Dewson, Miss Bess San- arrived Sunday evening, lor a nl banquet. Seven memberl Right now i1 the time to dart enjoying th tend. , . Thomas Scally bas been re- boril, Mn. Wayne visit with Mrs. Joseph Hood, were present with Mr. RusseU. safety, prestige, and many conveniences a · Regtstrallon wlU begin at 9 leaS<.'CI !rom Veterans Memcr- Mrs. Mitch, Mrs. Nan Minersville. •m. and the meeting wiD be Ia! Hospillll where he has been Mrs. Lighter, Mrs. Pullen. Mr. and Mn. Detner Roush having a checking account here. For tax from 9:45 a.m.-2:30 p.m., fol- under treatment for a back inand son Donald, Mrs. Frank paying time will soon be here and - lo. . lowed by the 25th anniversary jury sustained in an accident Hood, Mn. Anna Yeager and 11cord keeping and prCICII of payments-a~ · tea whJeh wlll he from 2:30 . several months ago. He is slav. Mrs. Joseph Hood visited Wed· , p.m Members of Franklin ing with his parents, Mr. arid nesday In Huntington, W . Va. A Jitney aupper al 7 p. m. MISS 3 checking accounts are hard to beat! AlSo, i Ave .. church will se~ve a lunch- ; Mrs. Paul Scally of Nrw Haven with Joseph Hood at Veteran• Preceded the m~tlng of the Several relatives and .lrlends you can take your choice of accounts here . ~n at noon, the prrce to be $1. until Mrs. Scally returns rrom ,fJ HospitaL Mr. Hood Is reported Rite Sewing Club Wednes- attended the graduate piano re-11 give you the handy check-dub recorci i /'he 25th anmversary pro- , Florida. as lmprovtns. Y even~ at the club room. cltal given by Mlas Judy Bull!h· . gram WI/I be a review of the I Mr. and Mrs. George Hack· FRIDAY Mrs. Dayton Strickland, vice er Wednesday evening In Ew· of expenditures; cancelled checks that auto: past and a challenge to the fu. 1ell, Sr. and M•~- Thomas Scally THIRD FRIDAY Club president, conducted llle meet- ln8 HaD at Ohio University She matically become easy-to-file receipts/ I lure. Mrs. Paul D. Spencer will 1and sons. Tommy and Jamie, meet at the htJIIIe of Mrs. PLAN INSPECI'ION lng. Plans were made to pre- Is the daug!tter of Mr. and ·Mrs. : be guest speaker, using as her lare spendi 1 two W>eks in ~·t. Wolfe Friday evening. Albert G. Woodard, emlr.ent pare Eaat$- boxes lor residents Ira Butcher. top•c. "After 25 - What." Mrs. Myers, Fla. where lliey are PAST. MATRON'S club commander of Ohio Valley at the County Home and nam- Her program Included "Par~verett Goodwin, Ohio West guests of Mr. and"Mrs. Michael Evangelme Chapter, Commandery, K. T. No. If, an- ed to purcbaae candy ~nd gilts Uta V," in seven mo.:.m..nts Conference president, will pre- , Hackett and !amilv. meet Frtday evening, nour~eed Ieday that lnapedlon was Mrs. Raymond Batty. The by ll'ach; "Sonata NR 30 Op. sent the pins and certificates I· _ 25 at the borne of Mrs. J. would be held Saturday, March :avellng prize donated by 109" In three parts by BeetJto. to d1stnct officers and will ded~ , Young, r. With Mrs. L e ZG, at the Pvmeroy Masonic rs. Tom Grueser was award- ven: "Pantaisie" Op. 49 by Cfto. I cate the offering for Retired Roush assisting hostess Temple. The Order of the ed to Mrs. Louis Osborne. Hos- pln; and "Sonata No. 3 in A , Dea"'nesses and Missionaries. Mrs. Charles Bonnell, Temple wilt be ccnlerred at lesles for the AprU 6 meeUng Minor Op. 28" by Prokofiev The Rev. Stanley H. McGil/iard a! leader. 3:30 p. m. followed by a dinner will be Mrs. Tom Grueser. Mlaa Butcher Is a senior. at i district superintendent. wiD conSAnJRDAY at 8 p. m. and the lull form Attending were the above and Ohio University and wilt re. duct the installation service, ROCK SPRINGS M. Y. F. opening at 7:30 p.m. All Sir ~ldE~ro Gll.more, Jr., Mrs. celve her degree In June. She Is The m!'eling will close with 8 A daily vacation Bible school wUI bold a rummage sale Mm:. Knights and their ladies are In· 1 d Boy wmng, Mrs. WU- a plano student of Gecrge Kat. re-dedication of •ach member. I was planned in June at 8 recent 25 and Mar. 26 in the building Ylted. There wlU be entertain- : nil: er, Mrs. Harvey Van professor of Piano. ' , after which the tea will he held. ml'eting of the Board of Chris- formerly occupied by Ashworth ment lor the ladles. ,;:. ~~· Mrs. Donald McKnight Atl,ending the concert were : The committee on program tian Education of the First Bap- Jewelers. There will also be a · aid ·Col/;ard Wells, Mn. Don·,Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bull!her and 8 for the annual Ohio conference, list t':!urch in Middleport. I bake sale by the same DIES IN SANDUSKY Gaddis. and Mrs. William 8011, Jim, Mlaa Jennifer BlakesServm g Meigs Cmmty for ot,rr 94 !le<lr! . has decided to llave displays on Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew was ' on March. 26. at tlte same lo- Mrs. Matue M Reeves 88 lee, Mrs. Walter Cl'ooks, Mrs. RUTLAND 1program promo.tion and named dean of the school which I~lion begtnmng at 1:30 a. m, 8 former PomeroY resident' TWo DANC Pearl Reynolds, Mrs. Cedric POMEROY Ibush•p cultivatiOn from will Include children complet- '11.30 a. rn. died Wednesda at the Werh This Saturda ES aark, Mrs. Ray Hecox, and , Societies and each Society the first grade to those com- EASTERN IDGH School Jon- Nurstns home ~ Sandusky. Sur· Pomeroy BaJ night. t h • Mr. and Mrs. Harol4 Wolf& Member Federal Reserve System asked to bring outstandin• . the Sixth grade lor Mothers Club Will spon.or I Include I tlo . Boosters Asso" PI . an old fashioned dance v vors a son Everelt c a n will sponsor a teen n-~·· FRO V ! lations, name tags, ans were made for the Eassquare and several grandchHdren dance t at . '""'""" M ACATION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I ments. posters favors etc to ter season and wiU Include the at the Chester Grade Schoo~ great grandchildren A liOn Ed High ~0:: dltollt~ Pomeroy Mr. and Mra. Lorenao Davis Mrddlepart turn':d · :,e- ,:m:., u; (1( 1 (j TOD." THOUGHT "locltty .. ..,., ..... Ia • bleallng, but permne81, uea In Ill best ltlte Ia but' . II8I'J evil .... ID Ita -.lillie, 111 Jatolerablt one." Devoted Te Tho GT~ter Middle Ohio Vallq 28 PAGES ''E sECTIONS Galllpolli-PL Pleuant VOL. 1 NO.8 Sprmg Concert PIanncdby 1 ·Band BoOsters a':" I I I 1 • •, Membersh1p Urged to Attend WHAT BETTER RECORD AT TAX-PAYING .TIME? Jitney Supper /s EnJ'oyecJ by S , ewmg Club 1 SOCIAL CAJ (;'NDAR :W I' Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Attend Recital In Athens by Butcher Bible School Is Planned by B , apflst Board ~!* POMEROY *f~ NATIONAL BANK - and _,..,,..,""'..,"""""""""""'=""'=""'""'"""'""'""',;_: 't~h:is.:_.ll:a~r~ch~29~·~m~e~etin~g.~-·- - -- - - -- ·- -- - - - Starting Monday- Upp:r Room services to be held Saturday from 8:30 to 11:30 p. gar preceded her I~ death' Fu: April 7 at the church and the m. wtth music by Ralph Trus~ • · community Good Friday serv!e- sell and group. A Jitney supper : d '="Ices will be held In es, April B. The Rev. M. E. Dow· wUI precede the dance at 5:30 us., on Saturday. son will he the speaker for the p. m. StatlsUcs reveal that lour service. POMEROY SENIOR Cla8S A discussion was held on the , will have a pop bottle drive ~:en disappear to every plan of combining the youth , Saturday. U!ave botUes on pormen. groups of the Middleport and ches or seniors will gather them Pomeroy Baptist Churches. for you. Meetings will he held at both DEACONS AND Deaco~ churches with the location ol Cle Middleport First Un1ted changing each month. The first Presbyterian Church will sponccmbined meeting was held sor a bake sa~, Saturday, Mar. Sunday night with MiBI Jerry 26, at Dudley s Flower Shop. Pullen youth chairman presSUNDAY ent. ' ' OFFICERS AND TEAM of Theodorua CotmcU OLDEST OUTPOST of America are The tiny Portuguese port of meet at the ball Macao on the Sooth c h i day at 2 p. rn. lor practice. coast, ' is the oldest lnhabi::.:: MOUNT ~ORIAH B a p t I s t European outpost in the F Semor Chmr will hold a song· East. Macao was settled a~u~ lest this coming Sunday, Marcb 1557 rl at 3 p. m. at the church. The · public is Invited to attend. MONDAY JANE HOWELL TENT Daughters of Union wlU meet at DAV hell Monday at 7:30 p. Ill. BETHEL NO. 82 of tbe ln~mational Order of Daughters will meet at !be Pomeroy Masonic Temple, Monday, at 7:30 p. m. to U p m "; l ~~~-~m I . · · on g , "'" Jaya wtll emcee a dance at Walrama High School starting at 8 p.m. II bas been esUmated that ther~ are 120,000 taxicabs In servtce In the United States. bnve returned from I vacaUon m Bermuda and Nassau They also visited With Mr. 'Davia' brother, Mr. and Mn. Roy DIvi• at Miami, and hls uncle, Mr. and Mn. Ed Davia and Mr. and Mrs. Mu Ward at Boyton Beach. 1 JUMBLE -the exciting new word game I cme letter to each squart, to forra four ordinary words. ANDAP I I I }IUU'E I I bII [J I I () I tJ I I () b i] HERTAH QUlLOR N... ananptht c:bdelklmw STEAK HOUSE Elberfelds In Pomeroy • to form the upalw m ••• • _ ...... iiJ tloo .._. .~ J~t.&PUEUSIIUnjA( Crow's Open loth Frklay and Saturday Nights Until 8- Lots of largalns on Every Floor. ,...... ,. I I I XI J Borrau/#M Join the full Jmnble will bring you every day, See if yOI1 am sohle &his sampJe! Laoi IJQt dlili tpgjootjng IIA' iBID' tlt1utq euf inll~J DAILY AND SUNDAY ' IN THIS NEWSPAPER aucn IIUIIA CWIYI !115., :aMSuy SANDWICH durlnc tire second of the ISquare when 30 members of "international days of protest." ' ''Break Through," a conservaEgga were burled by hecklers live group, attacked marchera. in New York, Boston and Seven persons were arrested Oklahoma City. Spectators in In New York when spectators Boston tossed beer cans at the assaulted Negro demonstrators marchers. carrying a Viet Cong nag. Three persons were .arr~sted In Boston, hecklers branded by pollee breaking up Its! ltg!!IB demonstrators carrying a VIet between protestors and ~eck Cong nag, loro In Detroit's Kennedy In Boston hecklers ·branded Russ1a • Scores ::;.~:.~:!:,~or~ n·plom · ati·c Win J lesser committee post seemed llkelv Saturday to IA>ne dOWII grumbling that he Ia corraltng too much power in the Senate. The move also will help bead off anv effort to lace tne Louisiana Democr':f as party whip, assistant noor leador when the new Congress organlz. et next ar ye · WASHINGTON _ THE SENale has beeD asked to give thoullllt to whether chndl'<'n should be exposed to sadism and •ex served up In such films as "~exus," "The Unatlsfled." and "Faster Pussycat Klls KilL" ' ' ' ~·· Margaret Chase Smith, R-Moine raised the questlon She proPosed that 8 commm: slon of five senators make a thorou~ study of nJm clas•lfl· cation systems which label some moYlet as unRUited for cor taln audiences. The commlsslon would !"'port to th• Senate no later l!lan Jan. 31, 1988. American Nazi party membert turned out to heckle in Washington .00 two were arrested wbeD they tried to burn a Viet Cong flag-~tolea, they said, from the demonstrators - Ill front of the White House. A .molotov cocktail was liang against the headquarters of a marchlnS group before an demonstrators the "long-yellow istrator's placard. ' Jme.'' At Oklahoma City, high Hecklers spat at demonstraschool students shouted, "cow· tors In Chicago and pollee ards, Communists" at the broke up a pushing match marchers aitd burned Pacifist between two hecklers and two literature. marchers without making any At Hartford, Conn., a World arrests. · War n veteran attacked an Leather jacketed youths on anti-war piclret outside the motorcycles weaved back and federal building In Hartford forth through tbt demonstraConn., ripping up t!le demoO: tors at Boston. I estimated 75,000, IIWIIIIi out dOwa Filth Avenue In the demonatrili®f. mated tbe lltllllbel" in San Fr~ · Abcut 31100 per&GIII ' Chicago' and 5,4100 attended a rally the march Twe marched :In I Detroit. u. s. Marines In Bold Atta WASHINGTON_ DEMOCRA· tic whip Russell B. Long's decf. · By RAY F. HERNDON MO~COW (UP!).- High level delegations f r .om Uoiled Preaa lnternatloul ~ommumst North Viet. Nam and North Korea amv~d SAIGON (UPI)-A battalion of U.S. Marinel m Moscow Satu_rday mght to at~end the 23rd Sovtet ed ashore from helicopters and landing eraft party Congress. m what was c?ns1dered a .diplomat trl· mouth of the Saigon River Saturday in a bold umph for Russ1a In Its feud wtth CommuniSt Cbina. protect the capital's !bin lifeline tu tha 111 , _ . The Hanoi delegatim. was led Cong attacks on allied shipping. · by a right bsnd man of was Jed by President Chol Yong - Military spokesmen an· President Ho Chi Minh, First Keum, th. Tass News Agency neunced the United Stales lost leader In Viet Nm, Secretary Le Duan ol the North said. tbree warplanes Friday-two Hoang Quynb, alae•~=,=: Vietnamese Communist party. The two key Asian deiegaover Sou.lb Viet Nam and the tbe aovernment. Q HL was expected to discuss lions traveled to Moscow for third over the Communist man of lbe Catbolll stepped up Kremlin aid to the the congress starttns Tuesday north. The planes were all Unity Force, cbarp11 Communists In the Viet Nam despite Red China's blunt Navy jets. All live crew interview with UPl war. anno~ncement early In the members were feared dead. government wu "wa•~.iil A few minutes later, 1 .veek that II was boycotting 1<11 -In Saigon, somo 2,1100 tht dictatorial IP.,.. .ft,1 dtlegatlon representing North Soviet congress. The Pek~ng Buddhist teen-agers marched tho lata Nao Dlnb ~ Korea, arrived in Moscow. It action all but severed the ties through the streets In the wao overthrown Ia ·1 between the feuding big Red eapital's first such demonstra Ia tbt big MariDa parties. lion against South Viet Nam's south of Saigon, lbe ' Soviet Communist paity leadm i l i t a r y government. Tbe Regiment Leathet .. eQ er Leonid Brezhnev and Pre· marchers singled out Premier ladel with wupou mier Alexei Kosygin, led the Nguyen CAJo Ky for attack and gear u they eame welcoming party at Moscow's cbsrged the government was tbree-pro.ged Vnukovo Airport. "corrupt." ampbibi1t11 lllriM Both Russia and Cbina have -Tbe most pwRerlul Cathclic the war. competed with each other for Tht Marlnel BERLIN - TWO ARMED influence over the course of German VIet lndi Nam I'and 1events ed do railwaybwguards nag· there inha North been RICKY CLARK, left, nlne·year·old oon of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark. Pomeroy, and 0 ~ llg: as:ro:~. ~~~~~: ~!.UMBUS (UP)) - Menial recently U:at Moscow ha": Rodney Pollina, 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pullins, Pomeroy, dJSplay outfits for t h e hoard and rode Into West Hystene Dtrector Marlin A. gaining more atrenglll with the lOth Anniveraary Revu• of the annual MG M Scout·O-Rama. The boys are members of ' 11 Berlin. Janis presented Gov. James A. leaders 'n H n . Pack 246, sponsored by the Salisbury PTA. Phil Ohlinger is cubmaster. llliodea with a Ill-point pro. 1 • a 01 • I West Berlin pollee aald the gretS program Saturday that Dtplomatlc sources said the I two ~. carrying a sub • Rhodes called "the beginning Russtans . were ..peeled to machine gun and a pistol, htJd. ef the finest overall mental diScuss wtth the North V1etna- l died In the cab near the engl- h lth r m Ohio has c~tr mese. ways and means or near IS the train made one ad. : , prog a ooordtnatlng and stepping up 11 dllotlona!IIA!P ;,.in.__Ethellll WBerlln be- J~nis said the program Is ~id dto Northnd ,_Vid Na~ re crou1•• ., e81. de •~ed to bel the mentally me1 u mg_ grou ....wr mtsst 1es, , s..,.. P . other military eqwpmenl and • WASHINGTON _ THE UNIT retarded develop their talents economic aid. ed Staleto has offered to ••· and abllitl•s to their full poten· Other top Communist Jeeders I abange weather Information U~L . such as Poland's Wladyslaw witli Oommulllsl China but baa 'The baSic purpose of these Gomulka and East Germany's aot !tad a reply. ~ro~~· many ~~ them firsts Walter Ulbrlght were expected The proposal was the latest lD OhiO, IS tG equtp the indlvtd· to arrive here Sunday and to come to light In a series of ual for job opportunities 80 th~t Monday along with the entire U. ~- ~plomatio probes to test be can apply w~~t he lea~ 10 East European camp of Mo• Pektng • willingness to lncrt!Bse state programs: Janis said. cow-leaning comradPs. contactl. ''The emphasiS 1s away from lnatltullonallzation Sll that the 0N00N - A fl • YEAR • mentally retarded person is not old London dockworker was lost In a mass of humanity in formally accused Saturday of an Institution." Stealing the World Cup - the moat cherished tropby In soccer. Scotland Yard detectives pressed the search lor the trophy Itself. The doclcer, Walter Betchley, was ordered held wltltout baD untO AprU 4 alter 1 one-minute hearln&ln magistrates court 1 a Rh0 des Calls Health Plan 'FIlles • t' Ever =: 1 Scout Event Might Break From Satellite Unseasonal Weather Hits Parts of U. S. Welcomes Red Chinese , ,. SPRING' SUMMER WARDROBE. FROM ' ll 01 li::HllS !IH- NOW IS THE TIME TO SELECT YOUR - WESTERVILLE- IBARON Nicholson, a junior st Whitebsll High School, waa grand winner of the Cenlral Ohio Re,ional Science Fair at Otterbein College Saturday for the seeond con<ecutlve year. The otber grand winner, 11110 from Columbus. was Robert Watkins of Wltetstone High School. By Uolted Prell Jalerutlotlll Tens of lltousanda of demonatrators protesting America's role In the Viet Nam conftlct marched tbrollP city streets from New· Enaland to Callfor· nla Saturday, dn4ging rotten eggs, beer cans and lists. Maosed pollee In the natios's larger cities prevented pratestors and hecklers from clasbln8 Feared Gemini Drive to Elberfelds in Pomeroy For Your Furniture and Floor Coverings Use Our Customers FREE PARKING LOT On 2nd Street, Across From Our Store Unscramble the.. four Jumblet, FROM UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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