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SIU.Y"J:HING ALL TYPI UPHOLSTEI GALLIPOLIS T 1637 Etstern Ave. son administration was puWng the linisblng touches today on abl'llnseww 'pthackaangeernool c:1vnalll ri,~tse 110 1 wu bomb for the North _ • proposs' to ban discrimination in housI n~he legislation, aimed at car, rylng out the pledges the Pres· !dent made i~ his January State United Prou lnlomatlonal of the Utedmont ~ludge, also U.S. B·52 bombers blew up a Viet Cong Mine factory was e;po;c d ~ mc e ~... today u they carried out three raids barely a mile ahead 11 ~res es:s'" ndo ~u aw it~ of advancilog U. S. Marines. The Leathernecks followed up row Jur es 8 penn . e the ralds with new landings. attorney general to , Initiate About 30 minutes after the strikes by the Guam-based school desegregation suits. bomhera a landing ship tank (LST) moved up the channel o! the Saigon River and lanoed a Ioree of Marines. Hell· Another Stalin? copters landed another Marine force to the south of the MOSCO_W _ ·; LEADING mral d, ~~michthewcuaplbtlar,ely 16 ed' Navy pilots from !lying IllY So blic tl tod tart- 1101 uu 1 voet pu a on ay 'lbe Marines apparently were bombing missions over Commuled Mosc.ow on the .ve of the part ol the l,SOO.man Ioree al· nisi North VIet Nam. Air Force Commumst party congress with ready in operatloo in the area. pilots managed 18 missions OV· a sober warning that another The bombardment DY I he er the. North but most were _ra· Stalin would rise to one • man huge planea, which fly so ~1gb dar-guoded strikes wotb no pilot ruAie In t~usl' 11a, •p bl of they cannot be aeen from 1be visibility. n ar c • • ' ro ems ground and the advanced landPhilosophy," a theoretical jour- inga ..~ rt of the campalan There were few reported nal, admitted lhet during thetr to protect':.., port of Sallon demonstrations by anti-govern17-month r~:gn, the post- from guerrillas who have ilid- ment Buddhist students today Khru•hchev collective lender· den along the banks and at but a UP! survey showed the ship" has not the loop- tacked ships In hopes of block- month-long political unrest causholes through wh1ch a deterrnin- log the channel. nd by the ouster of 1 popular ed man could seize total power. A u. s. mllitary spokesman Buddhist general was causing The unprecedented warning oald heavy monsooa weather skyrocketing lnfiation in tile came as delegates - Including Sunday prev0111ed carrier-baa- key port of Da N111g. , / leaders of Eastern Europe's Communist-ruled IIJitions head· ed here for Tuesday's openinl of the 23rd Soviet purty con' ' ,...s. I 1 AN:l)Y CAPP the .,. ~" 63 hrcl4 . I' :' ·. ' ,P, • . Automatic, One Local ,. '. ·..:. 638uicklt 4 Dr. Sedan Conditione! r'-f" ~ 58Citevrol Standard T SA Route No.7 ' ' ',., ,, '. Raymond Might •' .J ' Dies;Uooday In Columbus E 'j. ' ' llf RaJ C. Bliu to doCtor up • healther, aat1 althouib the "'lbe Oblo Farm Bureau and prices thaa these obtained by are jointly sponsoring the pr"" l gram," they oald. "Farmers who.oontra~ ~r the oerv~e ~ill 1 PT. PLEASANT - The 1966 version or Scout·O-Rama attracted approximately 5,000 MI\81"J .I· : i!U , _ rwecehea'vtedeli•.• ,:reds • •pathyamrvenest t•·moer persons over the weekend according to 0 . Guy Nash. MGM Distri.ct Scout Executive. ., d th Ill he able to ha Best of show honors went to Cub Park 256. sponsorod by the l>ew Haven PTA. :an en i~ increases that'..: Twelve blue ribbons were pre<ented uno ts which met the highest standard. Five redevlopprduring the marke''"! eelved red ribbon~, and only one yellow rib bon was presented. Nineteen Meigs-Gallialear." ~,. Mason umts part1copated. -· -----,--~1 Slmllar price protection could Polnlo were baoo<l '!'J' general [the many others who choose to Ben F;ankhn, Mason, an. , be set-up of booth!, continuous ac· remam anonvmous m I h e New \ ork Clothmg House. men~"/!:~ :O:!a!;e but gpoor:: tlv•ty by area Scouts on t~e : tradilio• of the Boy Scout Good Meogs County. ' booths, individual efforts, and 1Turn. The event. sponsored by the out that many small producero lexplanation of themes to the . Tri • State Area Council, lloJ .A 4 • year. old boy escaped could ·~ qualify .for a loa• o~ pubhc. Best ticket sale5i'llen were Srouls ol Amerora, was conwot:l minor lnjurlel when struck whea~ h additional adwn 11 was reported judges were awarded pmes courtesy of Has- dueled on the Pt. Pleasant N• by an automobile Sunday • .,.. ~ 1 00tllebu~~~~ flOO: "well pleased with the quality kin.< . Tanner lor Gallia county; tiona I Guard Annory. 8' e 8 0 of all th booth, " ing on Route I:U in Minersville. severa m '~ ---- - --- - - - - --John Evans son of Mr and wheat by • central organlzae ..• Mrs. James Evans, Rt. 2: Ra- lion could also bring better Cub Pack :!03, Gr~ce Metho- i fer cine, was blt when he ran Into proce~ than those obtaine~, by th dist church, Galhpohs. led the 1 • the highway in the path of a the l!ldlvldual producer, they field on licket sales. Second '" I northbound car operated by oald. . , this department was Pack 258, Wilma Jean Sayre, Rt 2, fta. The OhiO o_r~amzatlnn also sponsored by the Ordnance 0 cine. ?""'port lacihiJeS on Lake Er· School PTA, Pt. Pleasant Pack Meigs County Sheriff's D .. '"and hu access to lhe Euro- 25&, New Haven, ""' thiTd. parlmenl offlcen 1ald tile pean u:port market through I Top salesman of Mason coun· i youngBter wu taken to Veter- the Rotterdam Sale~ Office opBarton with 36 WELLSTON - Curtis W. (Curt\ Tong, personable 88 Ga ans MemDiill Hospltli by prl· eraled by the Arner1can Farm ~al~a's to ryseller w~s Crai · youn g t3l 1 basketball roach at Otterbein College, Weslero vale transportation and admit· Bureau. The use of these ex· Barnes with 55 David Kraws:- ville, 0 , will be the guest speaker when the Southeaatera led for observalinn. He suffered port markets eould mean added zyn to~ped M~igs' salesmen Ohio Athletic League honors its 1965-66 aU-star basketbaU bruises and a sl<l~ed nose and price odvanlage to cooperating with !7. team at Wellston high scho?l Thursday, beginning at 7 P·lll. ' possible internal liljurles, producero, Tong just completed b's Miss Sayre, driving • 1i&8 The Explorer posts of the most sucre>' ful season as I be in and holds I Master's . .. Studebaker, was not beld. A Co district operated lhe conces· mentor of the Fighling Cardin- tgree from Ohio State, He t. witness, 17 ·year ·old John nntdown Underway oton slands, sat up the booths, als. Otterbein compiled a Z0-51working oa his Ph.D at osu,,..: Wolfe, Minersville, told Deputy For Gazer Flight guided tbe parking, and finish- record, and was Ohio Confer- Tickets have beea placed- If_" Sheriff Robert Beegle that tbe CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) _ ed the whole Job by taking ence runnerup. In three years ;sale in various scbools fjtt,J' chDd ran fro~ the driveway ol Tile cOUIIIdown gets onder-way down the bootha and cleaning at Westerville, Tong has .a I he S ~OAL cage banquet, wJMii, . '14;, the Gene Dav11 reSidence Into today for llle launch of 1 3,900- tile armory. !i2-t9 roaching record. He woll i25D avaolable to tho publlo. 'IW": ' lbe path ol tile car. pound alar Gazer satellite that Ci Th ...._,.tr bring 6-4 Don Carlos, 1966 Lit- IWHS cafeteria seats 310. We111q · Miss Sayre was able to great- may unlock some of the secrtts arence ;::"~:"\ ~ 1j tie All-American eager, to the iton's DowntoWII Coa<het a ,\ ty reducl! opeed before llrikinl of the nnlvene that ha"" ~an, e:pr~~ t h an; ~d Wellston banquet. i sponsoring the fete, ,\• the child. A passenger, Claudia baffled men for centuries. u· ek tsun"nd a sedowe ' tso curt Tong roached while an I Dan Collins will give theMiller, S~aeuse, a1so w1~ c • 'Hea alsoserv suppor mg Air Foree otncer and won t!Je !come. roIIowmg · mvoca · tion lriCH"' 1bt Orbiting Astronomical rolls. thanked George ed the IDlsbap. Observatory (OAO) beaviest H 1 booth '" M World-Wide Air Force tourna· Rev. D. H. Housellolder, WAIIM. • ou , arrangemen~, ert M thod" t to ond m..l complex ICientlfic rill Brl s transportation ment and in 1964 was selected b on ' " pas. r, FIREMEN CAJJ ED 11tellite built by the United G C:g ' . ' the Jaycees as one or the "OUt· Charles N. Gaskill will ,. Middleport volUDteer lire- States, Is scheduled to be shot George /~n, tconces~o~j staqding Young Men in Ameri· toastmaster. The 1966 a!J.slllli' <~:IJ!'II.i men were called. 10:15 p,m. into 1 5lltHnile ~igh orbit today w~f!~n ~~ck~i ~~air~~n. -~nd i ca." He graduated from Otter· will be introduced. by Saturday .to douoe 1 brush fire by 1 117 • loot Allas-Agena -~- ' · hogh >rhool prmcJpal B. thai broke out ...- the Powell- rocket. LaiDich time Is achedFREE CLOTIIJNO A11er, SEOAL presldeRI. st residence of llemard. G~. uletl lor 3:11 EST. C!et Tannehill, Pootl!ll ~l!.~(\!1:. No damage to 1111 oztent wu Free Clothing Day will he Kl'ng Dail.r Sentinel, will present reported, ll1PREME COURT MEETS held from .9:30 a. m. untU noon foul-shooting trophy to "'ii~~· WASHINGTON (UP!) -'nle this Thursday at the SalVatioll Xfra SeS Buddy Moon! NOW YOU KNOW Supreme Court meets today to Army Heacfituarters, liS B u t- The Marshall King family Weber of the Wellston ''"!''l'ii!L Tbe atu1 lllr1 1ft ...,. hand down oplniona and orders lurnut-av, P1111eroy. Anyone of of 123 Union-av, Pomeroy, has Sentinel the Most moner.. Tiley pandaee opt before betlnnln& tht1 , oeoond Mills C.Unty and the sur- had more than its quota Player award to Wellston's Mllllelt..., JPIIIOII•- 111111 week · of In the roundllll area 111 need may of bad luck in two mishaps die Jacobs. alii Ill. March parllclpale, within the past mont:!. Rowland Congdea, Last Wednesday Mr. King of tie Atltens MeBSel·~· accidentally shot himself in and SEO Sportswritera the leg with ~ pistol while Broadcasters Preoident cleaning it. The bullet enetor· present the ed the leg below the hip and ship trophies to He toot 0foc. ·1, · 'Cia and bostilil)' behreou ltepubllcan strength ln recent i lodged at the knee. He was Wellston, and 5,000 See Scout-0-Rama •I I •· ' r::;.:::f I Of b • C hS em oac peaker Annual SEOAL Cage Fete Slated Thursday EVentng I f /If Fortune is On In f GOP's Dr. Bliss (UP!) ~lll~spr.. :r• INDIANAPOLIS (UP!)- A famous name returned to the American automotive scene today with the unvelllng of the first Dusenberg luxury car built since the mld-1930s. The Dusenberg goes on u1o later lhla year at '19,500 and up - mostly up, The 1986 production run Ia expected to be 150 can. The wao t!Rmbled The lmlovatlons Include an In but cars will be 1&iaJien safety fuel cell in at a plant now un- eacb rear lender. The cells, built COJIIItruclion here, A small by Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., · , to those WIed m · tbe of workmen at the plant are sumlar put tegetbor the Cbrysler· 500-mlle race here : · engines an4 the bndiea to The entire interior ol the car made by Ghla al Turla It- will bave mahfiiiiY paneiJa& They also will add the 01· and the Instrument panel hankraftetl to each cuato- resemble that of a cnmmercoal IIBiw's specifications. airliner, including an outopilol. · This will .,able 1 driver to !vta 'lllllllu! the atru. lhe maintain 1 deellnatod •peed ID car will. have ilmovatioas 1111 kind o1 terrain. · Inever before seen In a ....... r-· car. II aiBo will be t be !w~:~largeai and heaviest LUOAL TEMPS ~~ car wllh 1 .wheel· ·The temperature in Pomeof 138 lpehes, an ov.erall IVY'• business cllatrict at _11:30 ol SO and a 1.111. 10ilay .wu ll·dlll'ftl 1111ol 1,000 der 111111111 sklot. WASHIN(l'roN LIBRARY OPENED - The Middleport library, closed for several days for construe. lion of the new children's room donated by Homer E. Cook, a Middleport resident, r.,. opened on Saturday. Carroll Lyons, librarian, views one of the books in the children'l section. Hanging on the wall above Miss Lyons is a plaque commemorating the donatloa of the children's room. Mr. Cook donatedfunds for construction of the children's roo m in memory of his. wife, Virginia BishopCook, and his soster, Cora Cook Stewart, wb o served a~IIrst hb~r~an. B' 0£ Auto Dusenberg New Fancy Auto JsShown ID • IndianapoJis I ' d G 111 F The Melga an a a errn Bureau groups wiD begon slg~ ln~wteat pooll":. ~~acts ';is w : ~~ to M tre~ 8 · ' : A : gs Carm .::;-eG i:"Pr:tde"nt'e~h= Boy RODS Into path ·. ' JAKARTA - INDONESIA'S new govenunent today wu free ,of President Sukarno's commu·a : loriented backers mt1 unfirm control 111 anU • unlst military 11adera, ..... __ t"'t""no. who announced fol'lllllllnn of a new 30 • 0 """- retained ca••... ~ ._._1, tittles of president aatl but he wu to heve only Coulalnued Oa Pqe ~·" ... ' Wheat Pool Contracts Available &8 MASON - Mason Pollee Cblel Fred Taylor II eaWng lbe oiiOIItl• of Muon ckl· 1001 and tile aarrowullDg orea to stop algasllavlug beeD placed at mteraectiolll la Ma1oa. Cblel Taylor said .. maay driven tue aot eomlq to a complete llop at the10 aipo, Ia lbt future, be lllld, if people do not atop they wUI be lloaed a lnfllo ctlalloa. •!•sed suluirno Han I on One Local ( Red 'tnteric MIDe • Factory HIt• ByGuam Bombers _., - 1 I Seo Us For Th• t2 Corvai1 !':- './. <io!. I '' WASmNGTON (UP!) - The 1 workers near Philadelphia, Miss One law makes It a felony to from abridgement by the states Supreme Court today backed up Tile victims were Andrew Good- conspire to injure ''any citizen through the 14th amendment. tile JusUce Deparbnenl's use of man and Michael H. Schwerner in the free exercise or Fortas tnday called the foderal law in civil rights mur· of New York and James E. enjoyment of any right or language of the law "plain and ders thai have gone unpunlsh- Chaney of Meridian, MIS!· privilege se<ur..t to him by the unlimited." He said it embrae<i by local authorities. MORE Constitution or laws of the ces "all of the rights and , The 9-0 decision means trials When no one was arrested for United States... privileges secured to citizens by I can go ahead in , Mississippi the crime by local or state A violation carries a mul- all of the Constitution and ail of case where a federal lndic~ authorities the Justice Depart· mum penalty of 10 years ill jail the laws of the United States." I rnent was thrown out by a low- ment action. and a $5,000 fine. ; er court. Justice Abe Fortas Since murder is not a federal The legal issues turned nn the ; spoke for tile courl. crime, the government'• onty •meaning of the word "right." I The Indictment charged 17 weapons were two 1870 statutes The . department contended Mississippians, including three passed in the Reconstruction that 1t refers not o~ly to law enforcement officers, in era to protect newly freed l~erally created rights like the connection with the 1964 mur· slaves in the •xerc1oe of voting I roght. to vote, but alllo to der of three young civil rights and other rights. individual freedoms protected undrr the Anglo-All'! clear umbrella. ! £ --- .- . ourt Backs u • se of Federal Law Ill ivil Murders \·iclims were divided m·rable. Johnson criticized l'~nlwetl, ::\r.:a .r..t::o -;;-~~~~~~~--------------~-------------;;::;~~:;,~~~;;-;:;.~------------:;.~~~-::;:;~~~.---------------------~ ~~;--------~--~~!'[ ,,~_,., VOL XVII NO. 280 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1966 5~:: FIVE ~- ~::tl in the world woul ttll aggressor who t ~ue .C~o I De•otal To The I,.,.,.., 01 Tu 11.,.-Muon ...... Gaulle that the mig~ A~lph enttne ~ -~,; He reralled the les~ ""' world wars and P•~· ~ at y e . • ··'" WASHINGTON (~ dent Johnson tried week to convince Fr dent Charles De G rully of withdrpwi from the NATO d . M.&IU:I.&GI LICj ._. 811<'0 22, J· • Cre~i~~d *'"n Famr'fy Do and for Recovery lfiD, =~e::!~,.!;;cll'l"llloiSiab~~~:~ ~a=.:=~~~:.: :a7 ~~= 0:, a aten::~;;~~~ ~~=~~~ ~s H:OW:t~d Hos:~~ !~~i:~:~~.:the the electloDtl will n!junilaled party. show Tm!seffetlna , ~l!H...~ wr - WBI 111M . eompolp by ~alive hal prGirelled Iowan! rebuildlbe IDe 1 party ltruelpre which he prfllliden_ •. ~ , l!at_blell .ntllnlaway llllJa wu the llnl lte' fur Jf!lll belm the liN • .,. U. , ,tlecliQal, and II . lbe ltlill HlYI!II aerapetl bottom lhell, lit IIU It Ill lei 8Jti llepllblicaD pU1y IIPP'Il'l Ill' .,. ·111 10 be • the com--. I t~~-- tf J!ipub\1; ,II~ Bllll hlmltlf deDl8l !II , · ''\" ,,, Q'· polllleJI party l!8D depend llarr_Y u'!i Ooltlwltar, IIOIJI'-, =lj•r' ~;,lbaj ~,~,;~u-1l!lfllllle eamebaell:" 1 iet.~',tl'1' t~ ,, . . ~ - \tiPM till ~"•j'*' _ ., . , blldB jliJI in campaign years. Ilia remedy hao been 8 broa~ and ctnllnumg serloa of pohti· eal, -;tsbops to train lUid lttrise party officials. 'nle co Ill m It I ee hu tponsored ICCftl ·of 'COII!erences for state and city chalnnen, prospective cllll)lalp ' mll'nqtn, aad 'publlc ·'"IIUw dliechn; ,aad rl!'k•IHI-ftlf ;~ken. He ·iqes , more Gil tlit atilt Iilli . · 41cllnt tl IMII.Mtl"' ' research . ,. . I ' , Several days earlier their 'nle 1966 all . star twin son, David, age 5, sui· eludes: Mike Wren, -r...o. lered a fractured leg when a der and Dick Adami, picnic table fell on him In AnderSOil and, the yard at his home. He Galllj)olis; was 'entered et the Holzer hemal· Hospital, Mr. Kllll 1a employed by the Westtrn and Southern 1ft. aorance co, jn P"""*PY. He 'if the ~ Daytd, the .oo, ll'llldlnn, of~: and Mrs: J. A.id.c,~~Ui~n, ' ' ' �,. :: : i " ' " ' i r r' \ ·";• " "' ' •" \Vinsl ' NEWS BRIEFS I· J' #' I . Coluntbus ·TT_Players Win at Cobo White· Sox Hike Mark to 15-2 With 9th Straight All-Stan "' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., . . .... · Royals Shock· Celtics Again - ' ---~ decade of Utleo. Sunday's Boston neised ti)l '• ' Gardea 13,531 and a •national audience, was more of a shooting contest !han UJIIIklll else. =· BOSTON (UPI) -:~~llmll clwnploa Celtlcs The officlall, Joe Glllbal U!fllll By vrro 8TELLINO tf.IIII Ban-al& Atlanla home by edgllg the Los Hairsloa, bobbled by II eoovlneiDg fuhlon UPJ Sporla Writer The Sox pounded out 14 hits 1ingeleo Dodgen 4-2 and Clete Ieos than one weak ago, iJ Sunday, to lake a two to Eddle Stanky thillks his against the Tigers, including a Boyer lingled Ia the winning new hero In the latest leed 111 the playoff serieo. actually outscored . tbe JIA nickname "The Brat" may he a three-run homer by Jlm Hicks run In the 15th liming to give revoll against the long Wbat'a mere, the brub by elghl points on butell bit Inappropriate 1M a 48-yeor- and Joel Horlen, De1111is Hlg- th< New York Yankees a 7-6 Baaketball Association reign Halrtlon lhi1lks the Royals 96th . old grandfather. gins and Eddie Fisher com· triumph over the Clllclnnatl ,... the Boston Cellics. complete destruction t1 ClnelnnaU built a wlnnln,s -•11 1 He may finally be right, loa. bined to pitch a six-hitter. Jim Reds. Hairston, • aecond-yeor Referring to the edge at the free !brow llae. The braah firebrand who was Norlbrup homered for the Charley Smith, oblaiaed from "Tbol remind• me•. .Dki you ftherom NewfY?"k , situation bl wblch neither II wal tied at 106 wltb . ' '' 'i' • • eo controversial during his Tigers who are 11-5. the Mets In tho Ken Boyer deal, k tb lea ... rest 0 Cincbmalls baa besl able to win on secondB remaining when Halt-tl 1M Our Prill iwlnl" : : stormy stint as Sl. Louis New York's Amazin' Mets kept his spring average at .41!0 ma 0 0 m. Ia Royall obol down the home court dnrillg the afon loot1 ebar'Re. He ...,,ertedll , ' Cardinal manager In the early boosted their record to I» and by hittiRg 1 two-rua fourth three 1811101, Bainton lllid: twice on foul DISCOUNTS '50s, Slanky bales the word 8-1 against National League inning homer to give the just hape Wedneoday'l game Jolm Havlicek and On ••••- P-'_;_,- ,,.,. . "mellowed" -bul he's obvloLill- teams by edging the Phtladel- Cardinals 1 H victory over CineittnaU won't be repeat stole the baD on I pnn .., ..... . . _ ly changed a bit during his 10- phia Phils, H, la 12 bullngs· Houston. saturday'a toea. We beat Sam JODeS Intended fer Havll-11 ' year abso!LCt! from the major Choo Choo Coleman singled ia J:. in Booloa and lbere's no eet. league managing ranks. the wilmlng l'LIIl after the Pbils' Roa Santo and rookie Byroa why we UD't beat them BooiDn bnmediately Stepping Into baseball'• most John HermsteiR hil a solo BrOWILt homered to lead the boma." Oscar liDbertson and his challenging job, replacing pa- bomer in the Rlnlh ianlag to OLlcago IJubo Ill I H lrhnnph By Ualtod Pnn bltawllaul A Clnc!on•ll Yk:IGrJ llllen tienl, quiet AI Lopez as Chicago the game lnto extra over the Francisco Giants. Saturday best-of-five Eutern Dmllle!LII White Sox manager, Stanky bas innings. Bob Bailey and Jose Pagnn TAMPA, Fla. IUPil - II was LONDON (UP]) reouma WOllld1 • • r o o· ; OPTOMETRIIT been very uncontroversial this The Calilonda Angels explod- htt doubles IR the a frustrating weekend for the easily defeated Cambridge plete elimination o1 tht spring. ed for four runs in the lith sixth mning to ""'P a 3-1 tie Ciicinnau Reds, wiLe try today! their 1121b annual erew race wba earlier llniabed Office Boun: 1110 12. 2 10 6 CCiale et N- • In fact. he's been very dull inning to whip the Cleveland and band the , Plltsburgh It break a two-game losingj the Thames. the linai r<pl Tbun. - Eut Court SL, l'olllenl1 and monotonous - his White Indians, 11-8. · Pirates • H triUmph over skein agamst tlle Atlanta lng for tht!'' lD Sox just keep winning and The Boston Red Sox broke an Baltrmore. Braves. AINTREE. England (UP]) winning and winning. They eight-game losing streak by Phil Ortega, Mike McCor· They were shul out .s.o Sat- Anglo, a 50-1 outsider, won 1 cltcked off their ninth straight topping the Minnesota Twins, 5. mick and Tom Cheney teamed urday by PbLlad~lphta, and Grand National Steeplechase. enta~ Sunday, a 7-1 clobbering of the 1. up I<> pitch a three-hitter and gave up four runs m tbe nmth _ Detroit Tigers that boosted the First Home VIctory give the Washington Senators a inning Sunday to New York and SEBRING. Fla. tUPI -Ke:nl Sox spring mark to 15-2, the The Atlanta Braves ·turned in 5-! victory over tho Kansaa rallied to tiO m the bottom of Miles and Lloyd Ruby drove best ln the majors. their first victory in their new City Athletics. the but thea dropped 8 Ford to victory in tho 12-hoJUrl 7-6 deCISIOn _I<> the Yankees ID Sebring sports car race the 15th lnnlng, which five people were Cincinnati managed just four &IUOO: j hlls off _the combined offerings HALLANDALE Fla. (UP[) TORONTO (UP!) -Cassius of rookte Grant Jackson and . . ' C1 , ph • Dallas Green of the Phtllies, - Ftrst Famtly won the ay s ystcal and mental Irunmng of the $114,:/AIO conditl011 Ieday became , while John Callison alone had Istream Park Handicap. giant question morts ba~:J three off Reds hurlers Joe Nux· __ over · the heavyweight , ~•i. ol~ &e~~d ~ ba~k-to-back !:=li;;;;;=~~~~~~.., Annlv~."~· SALE-' '";' agalnsi~:Boeloll~:'•:~ YankS N"1p Sports Reds 7-u t"n· Summary 15thRung ~ •s::t~ Rousla's Slloe , ... ~•fordlsemlflnala ~:11 ~ N W COMPTON 0 D :slae:: !ram•• • FIrestone Montgomery WeI,comes Event Begms" . Ch s d TWo Oh10 amps Un ay . Clay'8 M Phys1"cal Sbape Ques.tl"on Mark 1 . . TUesciay DAYTON (Jll'l) - "We're I treatment for th• second time hall, JohR TsLtouriS and Jack NEW YORK (UP!) No. 1" was the cry and few I in four years, riding in a motorBaldscbun. Rosewall of AIIStralia won the would argue with the fans wei- cade along a 31).mile route AKRON (UP[) -The biggest NUJ<hall was rappe<l lor nine $25.000 Madison Square coming the victorious Dayton I through Brookville. WesL Alex· pot on the pro bowling tour wlll hLts and aU ILve Phillie ruos 10 Invitation Tennis TOUIIIament Chaminade basketball team, re-1andria, Farmersville and New be at stake when 53 of the best his four-mnm~ stmt. __ ' turning home Sunday with the •l.ebanon. The motorcade de- l professi011als from Z5 olales The Reds jumped off to a Su da Ohio Class AA high school Iparted 45 minutes late because start competition Tuesday nlfhl 2-11 lead Sunday agam~t the D E L R A : B~ACH F 1 championship. 'more cars showed up than were in the $100,000 Firestone Tour- Yankees. in tlte se<"Ond mmng. (UPJ; -Marll on Smiih a. 1 And out U S 35 a few miles expected. j narnent of Cbampioos Joe Pt>pttone hLI a bases-empty Y 500 to the west th~ same claim was . The hometown ol Prof.,. homer bL lh~ fourth off starter the ,18· Loutse Suggs . d f N Leb Coach Columbus Hmes rode ' . 1 B 1 A . lo Sammy Eilts and the Y•nks mens Open golf tournament. anon . t t' h ., smna ow ers ssoc&at n . . hemg ma e or ew Dix ie, the Class A c~arnpion. '" ~ ' 8 ton wagon w1t hu 1 (PBA) will play host to top lled the game'" the etghth 00 ' -II was a great day for Mont- famtly and the players followed keglers from California to New Tom Tresh's four-bagger off ATLANTA, Ga. (UP[) . m open convertible~. Parents, k . Billy McCool Hurtubise drove h1s gomrey County reSidents, who school officials and fans (0I· Y"': , who hold all of bowling's Th · tit" ha to victo in th $77 000 . . h<~d the chotce of two chammajor tllles. en strange mgs pry e • rionship to celebrate, the first 1owed m other vehtcles. Latest to qualify for the all· pened. New York got the bases 500 stoek ear race. the lime in tie 44 years of u., tour••mont that one county claimed both lilies the same season. star lineup that will be rolling loaded and Dom Zanni served -. through Saturday la Bobby up a h~er to Tre!f.l In tit~ SUN VALLEY, Idaho (_UPI) At the sdtool gytnmlsmm, Jacks 19 N Orl h nmth to gtve the Yankees a 6-2 - Karl Schranz of AustrLB John Lambert . presented to won few earu1, w 0 lead thai looked ilsurmounl- Wendy Allen of tho The Dayton team, ranked No. IHines the keys I<> the new sta· S t da . Buf alo PBA Opon 01 able. states won top honors bL the 1 m the final United Press In· lion wagon in which he had a ur Y Sun Valley Challeage Cup old ter national coaches' poll, and been ridmg, stating : "This is f The field lacludes PBA """ But JohnRY Edwardl races. its roach and cheerleaders were for what you have done for ;nat chompiOos Doo Carter, a walk followed and treat ed to a i2·,..r motorcade community and school." · Louis, !960; Dave Soutar, single sent borne a run. D 0 R T M UN D dow n Main st with fans lining Delrotl, 1961; Carmen Salvino, Pete Rose whacked a ball to • both sides of ·the street "I ca•'t say enough for Chicago, 1962; Billy Hardwick, left field that got over (UP!) - Three world At the school aboul2 0oo per- expe:tence," Hines said in Louisville, Ky., who also er's shoulder and be third sons piled the l:IIOI).seat cepllng the gift " It feela is tho defendi•g toornamewt as two l'OilS scored. Vada PU. . h" ac a gy mnasium and the nbad blared derful and I feel very champion; Bob Strampe, Del- son followed with a sacrifice ptons tps. away until a halt was called. I can't. say enough for you roil, 1964, and Dove DaviJ, fly lfull tied tho score. Pete ATLANTIC CH Mayor Dave Hall exulted: and IItts team." Phoenix, 1965. Ramos, third Yankee pitcher of (UPII Dou B "What a team! What a coach' Jim Eck one of the Dick Weber, St. Louis, I"LID- the inning, retired pinch-bitter th g Sanders . ' I t H · M tv "-M• •· --• ••· · t 182,000 Greater When these boys came back probably best summed up aerup aa year to ordwick In . ar.. . _ , w .... P • 1111- Open by llrokt. from 15 points behind in that weekend. "Mr. Hines, he's the toum_ament aad all-tlme ILIJI. one last quarter, in my book they leader," he said. "He's a moaey wmner; veteran Dick Clele Boyer drove In the wlJI. bc<ame men. Dayl<>n is a great erior coach. I have Hoover, Akron; Ray Bluth, St. nlng run 1n lite 15th after city.. but you men made it bet- teammates and with LouiS; Bun Fazio, _Detroit, and singles by Elston Howtird and ler. bmalion you couldn't have Billy Welu, Sl. Louis, are other Horace Clark, all off DolL NulWin Unbelievable up with anyr.tlng but a famo·.:s namea that wlll eon>- teborl. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward Class A champion." Connaughton. superintendent of Catholic schools In the city, WM EVENT AMERICANS ADVANCE MARCH SPECAU called L~e victory "unbelievable TENNIS WINNERS PLANICA, Yugoslavia (UP!) SAN JUAN, P.R. (UP!) 62 Comet 2 Door still." - Jlrzi Raska of Czechoslovakia T~ Arthur .Aibe 6 crt std. ...... IIAI6 Coacb Jim Turvene, UPI MENTON. France IUPIIl-1 won the Planica ski jumping Rlcbrnond, Va., bas reached •nd hHter. Clllss AA coach of the year, Istvan ~uly:'" of competition SURdsy with a aecond roURd ol. 1M C&Jibe , 62 Ford Gal. 500 stepped I<> the microphone amid the men s stngles ia the pobLI !!Core of 460 after a Hilton lennla tounamenl 4 dr. 8 cyL At Tr..._ P. a tremendous ovation and told tennis championships record jump of 47111 feet, 1 Ashe, wiLt routed Ralnon -ring, rodlo llld h o1 his team's comeback. with an easy 8-2 &-2, inches. Almlllllt of Puerte Rico 63 Falcon 2 Dr. · "They knew they had their triumph over Gelg~n 'MikbaU Vereiinikov of the waa joined by fellow 6 cyllndor, ttondord trot& backs to the wall," he said. "! Hombergen, Soviet Union, wbo was tied 1tr Vlc Seixaa and Ron H Radio .... hooter l<>ld lhe kids at lhe timeout'• first "'- '"" 1n ••- ~~-• 65 Ford Gal. 500 'Fellows, if I'm supposed to ~ Jill Blackrnaa of ,..... go...,. to ...., ;.,.. each of wbom WOD lts No. 1, thea you ore too. And wou lht women's sillgles wlth day, came In .-.! wltll 440.5 round match agalnol Pluortn 2 dr. lfordtop, 219 we're going to be No. 1 before 3-6, 8-3, fH victory hHior lhe game Ia over' " JacqueliH Reea-Lewit of • 65 Ford Gal. 500 DIIlt re.eived red earpet lralia. c.... S52 ..... lid, ..._ Given Station Wagoa the ' 1963, int~ took I;::,:-.:.,'" kthe~r;~ ~IJIIIble. E tht Although IIIII a loPIIded favorite, the 24-yi!IIHld and manager-trainer Ang~lol Dundee admitted that champion will enter the ring tho heaviest welgbt of earear and -•-- -•--ed --.,...,I ..u m over whelber Ute Canadian chaDenger might to " l" lhe . . stea title willl lactles. Bj&U" In addlllon, Clay Into 1 to-minut~. oraUon whtch he elalmed a few 1001rtsl wrilen and pollllclans" n!llponsible for tiLe bad publici- I I)' l!UITOUIIdlng tiLe storm tD!OLI!CII promotlon. Tbt erlglaal betweea Clay IIlLI Werld AasoclaU... eham Jon P WU "riewed II I !';t loslden ..,..._y I $150,000 II Maplt Leaf Gardens perbapt '""001 from BUY NEW CLOTHES PAY OLD BILLS J11f ••••• for rtiiJ c1sl WY2-2171 POMEROY 12.5 E. MAIN ST. ;;:1 €ITYLOAN ~I ~~~~ WHEN MONEY IS THt QUESTION CITY LO AN IS T ~E ANSWER - llle_.loMicrael ..,••,••••••••• ~iJ - .,.....................,.Jno, In 64 Galexie XL Coolftrtlbto. I oyHndtr, auto trans., ptW. liM,.. Int. power bnkH aM wlndowl, r1dlo & helter 61 Olds 98 2 Door H.T. At trona, All power, rodio oncl-r 63 Mercury Monte. 4 Dr,,.,..,,.._... IlLite I hotiH BARWICK ' " Acrllon IX'Ilt .INI1MLAT!ON NOTHING DOWN - e UP TO I '(.W to PAY FORE.MAN,&ABBOTT . 2nd .we. Middleport, o. a -· ...... Hardtop, power ......,.. :OOEGLEIN~READY MIX co~ W"III'JIJ'• . . ~---­ ...... J r - . . . . I Dr. 63 Ford Gai.IOO eon.. S52 - •• I "lVI ... 7• ..,.., ..,1...~.......,.-~~...... _ . , , 62 Thund•blrd Count 011 Ul to 1Uppl7 the rti!Ldy-mb:ed IOliCI'tte you need for 1111 farm bulJd. IDg p:oject We'D dellver what you want, whu you want it .. , aave yo11 tlmt llld work money and materiallt. And the prlet 11 rfghtl can u 100a for free ~- , • • without ObligiliOL I i ••••11•• ••••'..rt 17111r•s•W.'•~•JJ. .II•• .... IOOP81t~m~&colen ESTJMAnSJ •wo. C.untrr Wan, •~t~ee Wo10n4 *·I oyL trana. . - • aaJIIha Select "rom Over FlU . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ 60 Ford e ..,._ '"Start Att3t5 • 1111, ,.&. 63 Thunderbird M•nttop. ,..... Iteam.. IIOWOrbrobt,....-.t Dr. eHwculool •r...a ... • • .. .._.... , aI lid, - Radto~..- 63 Chev10let Imp. · 4 *·H.T. I oyL At troat. c...:.-•.... - ... 65 Ford Felr. 500 i Hardto,. ll!o, ....,...,_ ' Dr. Uf Crvllfmotlt " - · k.GRitFonf USED CAR LOT 1 .......... Syc_lltl. , . ,' 1. ·j, ' I SAVINGS CO. rHieand hMttr CARPET . 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Sunday's Boston neised ti)l '• ' Gardea 13,531 and a •national audience, was more of a shooting contest !han UJIIIklll else. =· BOSTON (UPI) -:~~llmll clwnploa Celtlcs The officlall, Joe Glllbal U!fllll By vrro 8TELLINO tf.IIII Ban-al& Atlanla home by edgllg the Los Hairsloa, bobbled by II eoovlneiDg fuhlon UPJ Sporla Writer The Sox pounded out 14 hits 1ingeleo Dodgen 4-2 and Clete Ieos than one weak ago, iJ Sunday, to lake a two to Eddle Stanky thillks his against the Tigers, including a Boyer lingled Ia the winning new hero In the latest leed 111 the playoff serieo. actually outscored . tbe JIA nickname "The Brat" may he a three-run homer by Jlm Hicks run In the 15th liming to give revoll against the long Wbat'a mere, the brub by elghl points on butell bit Inappropriate 1M a 48-yeor- and Joel Horlen, De1111is Hlg- th< New York Yankees a 7-6 Baaketball Association reign Halrtlon lhi1lks the Royals 96th . old grandfather. gins and Eddie Fisher com· triumph over the Clllclnnatl ,... the Boston Cellics. complete destruction t1 ClnelnnaU built a wlnnln,s -•11 1 He may finally be right, loa. bined to pitch a six-hitter. Jim Reds. Hairston, • aecond-yeor Referring to the edge at the free !brow llae. The braah firebrand who was Norlbrup homered for the Charley Smith, oblaiaed from "Tbol remind• me•. .Dki you ftherom NewfY?"k , situation bl wblch neither II wal tied at 106 wltb . ' '' 'i' • • eo controversial during his Tigers who are 11-5. the Mets In tho Ken Boyer deal, k tb lea ... rest 0 Cincbmalls baa besl able to win on secondB remaining when Halt-tl 1M Our Prill iwlnl" : : stormy stint as Sl. Louis New York's Amazin' Mets kept his spring average at .41!0 ma 0 0 m. Ia Royall obol down the home court dnrillg the afon loot1 ebar'Re. He ...,,ertedll , ' Cardinal manager In the early boosted their record to I» and by hittiRg 1 two-rua fourth three 1811101, Bainton lllid: twice on foul DISCOUNTS '50s, Slanky bales the word 8-1 against National League inning homer to give the just hape Wedneoday'l game Jolm Havlicek and On ••••- P-'_;_,- ,,.,. . "mellowed" -bul he's obvloLill- teams by edging the Phtladel- Cardinals 1 H victory over CineittnaU won't be repeat stole the baD on I pnn .., ..... . . _ ly changed a bit during his 10- phia Phils, H, la 12 bullngs· Houston. saturday'a toea. We beat Sam JODeS Intended fer Havll-11 ' year abso!LCt! from the major Choo Choo Coleman singled ia J:. in Booloa and lbere's no eet. league managing ranks. the wilmlng l'LIIl after the Pbils' Roa Santo and rookie Byroa why we UD't beat them BooiDn bnmediately Stepping Into baseball'• most John HermsteiR hil a solo BrOWILt homered to lead the boma." Oscar liDbertson and his challenging job, replacing pa- bomer in the Rlnlh ianlag to OLlcago IJubo Ill I H lrhnnph By Ualtod Pnn bltawllaul A Clnc!on•ll Yk:IGrJ llllen tienl, quiet AI Lopez as Chicago the game lnto extra over the Francisco Giants. Saturday best-of-five Eutern Dmllle!LII White Sox manager, Stanky bas innings. Bob Bailey and Jose Pagnn TAMPA, Fla. IUPil - II was LONDON (UP]) reouma WOllld1 • • r o o· ; OPTOMETRIIT been very uncontroversial this The Calilonda Angels explod- htt doubles IR the a frustrating weekend for the easily defeated Cambridge plete elimination o1 tht spring. ed for four runs in the lith sixth mning to ""'P a 3-1 tie Ciicinnau Reds, wiLe try today! their 1121b annual erew race wba earlier llniabed Office Boun: 1110 12. 2 10 6 CCiale et N- • In fact. he's been very dull inning to whip the Cleveland and band the , Plltsburgh It break a two-game losingj the Thames. the linai r<pl Tbun. - Eut Court SL, l'olllenl1 and monotonous - his White Indians, 11-8. · Pirates • H triUmph over skein agamst tlle Atlanta lng for tht!'' lD Sox just keep winning and The Boston Red Sox broke an Baltrmore. Braves. AINTREE. England (UP]) winning and winning. They eight-game losing streak by Phil Ortega, Mike McCor· They were shul out .s.o Sat- Anglo, a 50-1 outsider, won 1 cltcked off their ninth straight topping the Minnesota Twins, 5. mick and Tom Cheney teamed urday by PbLlad~lphta, and Grand National Steeplechase. enta~ Sunday, a 7-1 clobbering of the 1. up I<> pitch a three-hitter and gave up four runs m tbe nmth _ Detroit Tigers that boosted the First Home VIctory give the Washington Senators a inning Sunday to New York and SEBRING. Fla. tUPI -Ke:nl Sox spring mark to 15-2, the The Atlanta Braves ·turned in 5-! victory over tho Kansaa rallied to tiO m the bottom of Miles and Lloyd Ruby drove best ln the majors. their first victory in their new City Athletics. the but thea dropped 8 Ford to victory in tho 12-hoJUrl 7-6 deCISIOn _I<> the Yankees ID Sebring sports car race the 15th lnnlng, which five people were Cincinnati managed just four &IUOO: j hlls off _the combined offerings HALLANDALE Fla. (UP[) TORONTO (UP!) -Cassius of rookte Grant Jackson and . . ' C1 , ph • Dallas Green of the Phtllies, - Ftrst Famtly won the ay s ystcal and mental Irunmng of the $114,:/AIO conditl011 Ieday became , while John Callison alone had Istream Park Handicap. giant question morts ba~:J three off Reds hurlers Joe Nux· __ over · the heavyweight , ~•i. ol~ &e~~d ~ ba~k-to-back !:=li;;;;;=~~~~~~.., Annlv~."~· SALE-' '";' agalnsi~:Boeloll~:'•:~ YankS N"1p Sports Reds 7-u t"n· Summary 15thRung ~ •s::t~ Rousla's Slloe , ... ~•fordlsemlflnala ~:11 ~ N W COMPTON 0 D :slae:: !ram•• • FIrestone Montgomery WeI,comes Event Begms" . Ch s d TWo Oh10 amps Un ay . Clay'8 M Phys1"cal Sbape Ques.tl"on Mark 1 . . TUesciay DAYTON (Jll'l) - "We're I treatment for th• second time hall, JohR TsLtouriS and Jack NEW YORK (UP!) No. 1" was the cry and few I in four years, riding in a motorBaldscbun. Rosewall of AIIStralia won the would argue with the fans wei- cade along a 31).mile route AKRON (UP[) -The biggest NUJ<hall was rappe<l lor nine $25.000 Madison Square coming the victorious Dayton I through Brookville. WesL Alex· pot on the pro bowling tour wlll hLts and aU ILve Phillie ruos 10 Invitation Tennis TOUIIIament Chaminade basketball team, re-1andria, Farmersville and New be at stake when 53 of the best his four-mnm~ stmt. __ ' turning home Sunday with the •l.ebanon. The motorcade de- l professi011als from Z5 olales The Reds jumped off to a Su da Ohio Class AA high school Iparted 45 minutes late because start competition Tuesday nlfhl 2-11 lead Sunday agam~t the D E L R A : B~ACH F 1 championship. 'more cars showed up than were in the $100,000 Firestone Tour- Yankees. in tlte se<"Ond mmng. (UPJ; -Marll on Smiih a. 1 And out U S 35 a few miles expected. j narnent of Cbampioos Joe Pt>pttone hLI a bases-empty Y 500 to the west th~ same claim was . The hometown ol Prof.,. homer bL lh~ fourth off starter the ,18· Loutse Suggs . d f N Leb Coach Columbus Hmes rode ' . 1 B 1 A . lo Sammy Eilts and the Y•nks mens Open golf tournament. anon . t t' h ., smna ow ers ssoc&at n . . hemg ma e or ew Dix ie, the Class A c~arnpion. '" ~ ' 8 ton wagon w1t hu 1 (PBA) will play host to top lled the game'" the etghth 00 ' -II was a great day for Mont- famtly and the players followed keglers from California to New Tom Tresh's four-bagger off ATLANTA, Ga. (UP[) . m open convertible~. Parents, k . Billy McCool Hurtubise drove h1s gomrey County reSidents, who school officials and fans (0I· Y"': , who hold all of bowling's Th · tit" ha to victo in th $77 000 . . h<~d the chotce of two chammajor tllles. en strange mgs pry e • rionship to celebrate, the first 1owed m other vehtcles. Latest to qualify for the all· pened. New York got the bases 500 stoek ear race. the lime in tie 44 years of u., tour••mont that one county claimed both lilies the same season. star lineup that will be rolling loaded and Dom Zanni served -. through Saturday la Bobby up a h~er to Tre!f.l In tit~ SUN VALLEY, Idaho (_UPI) At the sdtool gytnmlsmm, Jacks 19 N Orl h nmth to gtve the Yankees a 6-2 - Karl Schranz of AustrLB John Lambert . presented to won few earu1, w 0 lead thai looked ilsurmounl- Wendy Allen of tho The Dayton team, ranked No. IHines the keys I<> the new sta· S t da . Buf alo PBA Opon 01 able. states won top honors bL the 1 m the final United Press In· lion wagon in which he had a ur Y Sun Valley Challeage Cup old ter national coaches' poll, and been ridmg, stating : "This is f The field lacludes PBA """ But JohnRY Edwardl races. its roach and cheerleaders were for what you have done for ;nat chompiOos Doo Carter, a walk followed and treat ed to a i2·,..r motorcade community and school." · Louis, !960; Dave Soutar, single sent borne a run. D 0 R T M UN D dow n Main st with fans lining Delrotl, 1961; Carmen Salvino, Pete Rose whacked a ball to • both sides of ·the street "I ca•'t say enough for Chicago, 1962; Billy Hardwick, left field that got over (UP!) - Three world At the school aboul2 0oo per- expe:tence," Hines said in Louisville, Ky., who also er's shoulder and be third sons piled the l:IIOI).seat cepllng the gift " It feela is tho defendi•g toornamewt as two l'OilS scored. Vada PU. . h" ac a gy mnasium and the nbad blared derful and I feel very champion; Bob Strampe, Del- son followed with a sacrifice ptons tps. away until a halt was called. I can't. say enough for you roil, 1964, and Dove DaviJ, fly lfull tied tho score. Pete ATLANTIC CH Mayor Dave Hall exulted: and IItts team." Phoenix, 1965. Ramos, third Yankee pitcher of (UPII Dou B "What a team! What a coach' Jim Eck one of the Dick Weber, St. Louis, I"LID- the inning, retired pinch-bitter th g Sanders . ' I t H · M tv "-M• •· --• ••· · t 182,000 Greater When these boys came back probably best summed up aerup aa year to ordwick In . ar.. . _ , w .... P • 1111- Open by llrokt. from 15 points behind in that weekend. "Mr. Hines, he's the toum_ament aad all-tlme ILIJI. one last quarter, in my book they leader," he said. "He's a moaey wmner; veteran Dick Clele Boyer drove In the wlJI. bc<ame men. Dayl<>n is a great erior coach. I have Hoover, Akron; Ray Bluth, St. nlng run 1n lite 15th after city.. but you men made it bet- teammates and with LouiS; Bun Fazio, _Detroit, and singles by Elston Howtird and ler. bmalion you couldn't have Billy Welu, Sl. Louis, are other Horace Clark, all off DolL NulWin Unbelievable up with anyr.tlng but a famo·.:s namea that wlll eon>- teborl. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward Class A champion." Connaughton. superintendent of Catholic schools In the city, WM EVENT AMERICANS ADVANCE MARCH SPECAU called L~e victory "unbelievable TENNIS WINNERS PLANICA, Yugoslavia (UP!) SAN JUAN, P.R. (UP!) 62 Comet 2 Door still." - Jlrzi Raska of Czechoslovakia T~ Arthur .Aibe 6 crt std. ...... IIAI6 Coacb Jim Turvene, UPI MENTON. France IUPIIl-1 won the Planica ski jumping Rlcbrnond, Va., bas reached •nd hHter. Clllss AA coach of the year, Istvan ~uly:'" of competition SURdsy with a aecond roURd ol. 1M C&Jibe , 62 Ford Gal. 500 stepped I<> the microphone amid the men s stngles ia the pobLI !!Core of 460 after a Hilton lennla tounamenl 4 dr. 8 cyL At Tr..._ P. a tremendous ovation and told tennis championships record jump of 47111 feet, 1 Ashe, wiLt routed Ralnon -ring, rodlo llld h o1 his team's comeback. with an easy 8-2 &-2, inches. Almlllllt of Puerte Rico 63 Falcon 2 Dr. · "They knew they had their triumph over Gelg~n 'MikbaU Vereiinikov of the waa joined by fellow 6 cyllndor, ttondord trot& backs to the wall," he said. "! Hombergen, Soviet Union, wbo was tied 1tr Vlc Seixaa and Ron H Radio .... hooter l<>ld lhe kids at lhe timeout'• first "'- '"" 1n ••- ~~-• 65 Ford Gal. 500 'Fellows, if I'm supposed to ~ Jill Blackrnaa of ,..... go...,. to ...., ;.,.. each of wbom WOD lts No. 1, thea you ore too. And wou lht women's sillgles wlth day, came In .-.! wltll 440.5 round match agalnol Pluortn 2 dr. lfordtop, 219 we're going to be No. 1 before 3-6, 8-3, fH victory hHior lhe game Ia over' " JacqueliH Reea-Lewit of • 65 Ford Gal. 500 DIIlt re.eived red earpet lralia. c.... S52 ..... lid, ..._ Given Station Wagoa the ' 1963, int~ took I;::,:-.:.,'" kthe~r;~ ~IJIIIble. E tht Although IIIII a loPIIded favorite, the 24-yi!IIHld and manager-trainer Ang~lol Dundee admitted that champion will enter the ring tho heaviest welgbt of earear and -•-- -•--ed --.,...,I ..u m over whelber Ute Canadian chaDenger might to " l" lhe . . stea title willl lactles. Bj&U" In addlllon, Clay Into 1 to-minut~. oraUon whtch he elalmed a few 1001rtsl wrilen and pollllclans" n!llponsible for tiLe bad publici- I I)' l!UITOUIIdlng tiLe storm tD!OLI!CII promotlon. Tbt erlglaal betweea Clay IIlLI Werld AasoclaU... eham Jon P WU "riewed II I !';t loslden ..,..._y I $150,000 II Maplt Leaf Gardens perbapt '""001 from BUY NEW CLOTHES PAY OLD BILLS J11f ••••• for rtiiJ c1sl WY2-2171 POMEROY 12.5 E. MAIN ST. ;;:1 €ITYLOAN ~I ~~~~ WHEN MONEY IS THt QUESTION CITY LO AN IS T ~E ANSWER - llle_.loMicrael ..,••,••••••••• ~iJ - .,.....................,.Jno, In 64 Galexie XL Coolftrtlbto. I oyHndtr, auto trans., ptW. liM,.. Int. power bnkH aM wlndowl, r1dlo & helter 61 Olds 98 2 Door H.T. At trona, All power, rodio oncl-r 63 Mercury Monte. 4 Dr,,.,..,,.._... IlLite I hotiH BARWICK ' " Acrllon IX'Ilt .INI1MLAT!ON NOTHING DOWN - e UP TO I '(.W to PAY FORE.MAN,&ABBOTT . 2nd .we. Middleport, o. a -· ...... Hardtop, power ......,.. :OOEGLEIN~READY MIX co~ W"III'JIJ'• . . ~---­ ...... J r - . . . . I Dr. 63 Ford Gai.IOO eon.. S52 - •• I "lVI ... 7• ..,.., ..,1...~.......,.-~~...... _ . , , 62 Thund•blrd Count 011 Ul to 1Uppl7 the rti!Ldy-mb:ed IOliCI'tte you need for 1111 farm bulJd. IDg p:oject We'D dellver what you want, whu you want it .. , aave yo11 tlmt llld work money and materiallt. And the prlet 11 rfghtl can u 100a for free ~- , • • without ObligiliOL I i ••••11•• ••••'..rt 17111r•s•W.'•~•JJ. .II•• .... IOOP81t~m~&colen ESTJMAnSJ •wo. C.untrr Wan, •~t~ee Wo10n4 *·I oyL trana. . - • aaJIIha Select "rom Over FlU . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ 60 Ford e ..,._ '"Start Att3t5 • 1111, ,.&. 63 Thunderbird M•nttop. ,..... Iteam.. IIOWOrbrobt,....-.t Dr. eHwculool •r...a ... • • .. .._.... , aI lid, - Radto~..- 63 Chev10let Imp. · 4 *·H.T. I oyL At troat. c...:.-•.... - ... 65 Ford Felr. 500 i Hardto,. ll!o, ....,...,_ ' Dr. Uf Crvllfmotlt " - · k.GRitFonf USED CAR LOT 1 .......... Syc_lltl. , . ,' 1. ·j, ' I SAVINGS CO. rHieand hMttr CARPET . A~~·::~' llll!lll=;;;;;;;iary;;;;;i;;;;;rf&h""-ll.;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~ "::'.!:: ~~~ltpolaiiiitsiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiR;iiic;iia;iin;ioiippii-ii~ts.~iiiiiiiiiiiii pion's Tuesday ni8ht delense against I"OUiihhousel George <lluvalo, M"'ft"liii ' LI ...a,.n ' See Page 5 of today's ~ THE DAILY SENTINEL .".: . bAU.IPOIJS ."DAILY T-Y~J,· : �•' I /) . .--- " --- """--..- -- --- - .\ lltlfJM. . ., !tlmtroy.ttkftpotot, o.; llat. 28, 1118 ) .irom Mrt. David nar.t, w!JO;li . ------- - - - CM'll""' to 1111 Areldla Nurt!!Ja Home In CoalvQle. 'ftle da11 wt-- - -- - -~ --- ed to purehase polled lilies te be used in the Easter decorations in the church. The class announced !bat rues macle b1' , the class members were lor 1 sale. P~LLE SOUAL INVEX CAtENDAR MOVULE fRIQIDAIREZ-WISht·; ;res,.. llfll . ., MONDAY HOWELL TENT, Daughte~ of Union Veterans will meet at DAV bail Monday at 7:30 p. m. BETHEL NO. 62 of the In· temalional Order of Job's Daughten wiU meet at the Pomeroy MaiOlllc Temple, Monday, at 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY WILDWOOD GARDEN Club ' will meet at the home or Mn. Karl Grueser Wednesday at 7: 30 p. m. with Mrs. Ma11011 Fisher as co-hostess. Mem· bers are asked tb bring flower seeds for the Junior Garden club. HEYBER . Can you unscramble these words and find out what the co-ed thought the handsome astronomy prof was? Starting tomorrow· · JUMBLE e 600 Purehal!le SAR Greeal...,. e 600 Free S&R GrNa Staaps e 100 Boaas SAH Greeli sa..,. Get Your Card Sta111pe• Eaeh Week f t • Shap at Evaas. Loek Ia Ya.r MaD Box Tbl11 Week fer Yaur BonuiJ t:ard.lf You Don't Keeelve Yoan, Just Drop '• Any Evaa11 Sapel' Market And Jbk The Store Manaller, I == Carmel word~~~., -that scrambled Society No~es Play it in tomorrow's Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sny. der ol Columbus spent Sunday with ~lr . and Mrs. Homer Clr· cle. There were 35 In attendance I at Sunday School with an of. -· ·-·- ....- --- .. Cering of $12.37. The Rev. Danald Hicks, pas· Laura Circle of Dorcas vistor of the church, presented a ited Mrs. Mary Circle Sunday r"'ume of coming events of the afternoon. are church including the Easter Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle services, thurch Improvements, of London visited Mrs. Mary ,.. and plans lor a youth program Circle on Saturday. Spring projects and actiYIIies to be presented at the Meigs lor the church were discussed County Infirmary SUnday, and Hnrrison11Ule Club when the Loyal Women's fuss other coming events. l 0//' of the Middleport Olurch of The prayer was given by the E eels . reers ak Christ met Tllunday evening Rev. Hlcko. Other guests were The Hamsonvllle Homem · at the chureil. A potluck dinner Douglas Hicks and Kathryn crs Club met at Mrs. Sharon preceded the meetiDI. Yeauger. A letter was read Jewell's home March 15.. A talk ·;;;;;;;;;;;;-.iiii;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;.._...,..,....,...,,......~ [ and demonstration was gaven by r Mrs. Goldie JoBes on the "Care of the Modem Home." Eieetlon for the comlnl year was held with Mro. Linda Morris, president; Mrs. Pauline Atkins, vice president; Mrs. Jean Kennedy, se<retary, 1and Mn. Faye Co~ terill, treisurer. Others attending were Mrs. Connie Black, Mrs. June Stan' ley, Mrs. Barbara Young, and : Mrs. Neiile Borgan. DOtTOR SAYS 1• Extra SIH Green JANE SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S.GOVERNMENTINSPEtTED SLICED BACO NEWSPAPER • IIIPhPII l D l·LB. TRAY PACK LEU-MILD Projects lor Spring Tonic of Class lr:• • »AIIIJ l!lltrellillllll YIAR PRORcnON PLAN ••• At No Extr1 Chargel Strongest Frigidaire Washer Protection Plan in history! One year warranty for repair of any defect without eharge, plus four year protection plan for furnishing replacement for any defective part in the trapsmlsslon, drive motor, or large capacity water pump! BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. without advertising ..• COUPLE INJURED , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jung. nickle of Cincinnati ~e injur· e<: in an auto lccident Saiwiday , •. We'd bt blindfolded to the constant flow of new a!telnoon at Lillie Hoeklrig;"'and produe!t and aervlees desiened to make our lives are conllned to St. Joseph Hos. more enjoyabll!. Economists predict a 25% "better. ment" of oar IIVIII£ ltandards by 1970. Without ad· pita!, Parkersburg, W. Va. They vertlslng, such growth would he Inconceivable. were spending the weekend with There's no doubt that In the years to come, adver· her mother, Mn. Joseph Raub tfllnc will help to make ours a better and more pros· and son, and were enroute to peroua country for everyone. Parkersburg on a shopping trip NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING IS YOUR SAFEST when the acx:ldent occurred. AND IUUST ADVERTISING INVESTMENT Their daughter, Donna, IJ with 1.!!!-!!!1!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....,.._ _, her grandmother. If PLAY THE fABULOUS BONUS BINGU ........... at A•P ............ • c SUGAR-CURED PIG. HEINZ BEAN OR VEGETABLE SOUP 10 ~2oz. $ DAIS DIXIE IELL . , . I, CRACKERS 1-LB. BOX ! ( r; ·' _,. ELECTRIC house air condHioning... < I ~- - k COOLER • lfp»JJ p •• on;; .. '" ' 3·LB. CAl /IS TAlL WHOlE HOUSE ElECT/1/C All CDIIOITIONING IIOW Anacin .•.. .. a I ' ...,.._-:: .01 '' f ' Ri1ht luard . .' kr. CIR ..... 1-• · .. n..r.. '* 11• lilltttl 1011111 lltach ' ·f~t~~ilr st1• 11• SO.ct. '· 11' ...,.. IHr. •• c ....... Coffee late I '' J --- -- · Ohio Power tuSIOI!it:C onlv • I , -·-.- ---------- electric elr oondllkAing keeps kitchen 011111- IMt you cook wllb _ . and preparJ heehbful liCit" hi tor your 'temlly, For that wonderful f•llng- HERE ARE A FEW LUCKY WINNERS ' -- IJll,.·._ • ' katie EVANS KITCHENS I'RoiU.M- RUG lO·Ib. --- ----~ - BAG Clip .,.,. ......, fe Hel, ' - Wlel IMMA IAYIURN, Alhl1nd, Ky•••••• , ••• $1000.00 .. KATH CLAYTON, W1vll'ly, 0 ........... . $100.00 ltUTH RAUCH, Mlrlltt1o 0. ....••••••••• $100.00 ltOII!ItT MITCHELL, Marion, 0. • • • . • • • • • $500.00 MRS.ItOIIItT SEE, Pt. P1111111t, W. Ve. .,, •.$JO.OO ,. EDITH RIC:I, St. M1r~J W. V• • ............ $50.00 llnY DAILIY, Athene, 0. .. .......... ~ • $50.00 ' ' --· - ., ':"•. i ____ ~ o.rftOUI 1 (; ~ • fttr~tllllt I S..iltty ._... ... 1141. �•' I /) . .--- " --- """--..- -- --- - .\ lltlfJM. . ., !tlmtroy.ttkftpotot, o.; llat. 28, 1118 ) .irom Mrt. David nar.t, w!JO;li . ------- - - - CM'll""' to 1111 Areldla Nurt!!Ja Home In CoalvQle. 'ftle da11 wt-- - -- - -~ --- ed to purehase polled lilies te be used in the Easter decorations in the church. The class announced !bat rues macle b1' , the class members were lor 1 sale. P~LLE SOUAL INVEX CAtENDAR MOVULE fRIQIDAIREZ-WISht·; ;res,.. llfll . ., MONDAY HOWELL TENT, Daughte~ of Union Veterans will meet at DAV bail Monday at 7:30 p. m. BETHEL NO. 62 of the In· temalional Order of Job's Daughten wiU meet at the Pomeroy MaiOlllc Temple, Monday, at 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY WILDWOOD GARDEN Club ' will meet at the home or Mn. Karl Grueser Wednesday at 7: 30 p. m. with Mrs. Ma11011 Fisher as co-hostess. Mem· bers are asked tb bring flower seeds for the Junior Garden club. HEYBER . Can you unscramble these words and find out what the co-ed thought the handsome astronomy prof was? Starting tomorrow· · JUMBLE e 600 Purehal!le SAR Greeal...,. e 600 Free S&R GrNa Staaps e 100 Boaas SAH Greeli sa..,. Get Your Card Sta111pe• Eaeh Week f t • Shap at Evaas. Loek Ia Ya.r MaD Box Tbl11 Week fer Yaur BonuiJ t:ard.lf You Don't Keeelve Yoan, Just Drop '• Any Evaa11 Sapel' Market And Jbk The Store Manaller, I == Carmel word~~~., -that scrambled Society No~es Play it in tomorrow's Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sny. der ol Columbus spent Sunday with ~lr . and Mrs. Homer Clr· cle. There were 35 In attendance I at Sunday School with an of. -· ·-·- ....- --- .. Cering of $12.37. The Rev. Danald Hicks, pas· Laura Circle of Dorcas vistor of the church, presented a ited Mrs. Mary Circle Sunday r"'ume of coming events of the afternoon. are church including the Easter Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle services, thurch Improvements, of London visited Mrs. Mary ,.. and plans lor a youth program Circle on Saturday. Spring projects and actiYIIies to be presented at the Meigs lor the church were discussed County Infirmary SUnday, and Hnrrison11Ule Club when the Loyal Women's fuss other coming events. l 0//' of the Middleport Olurch of The prayer was given by the E eels . reers ak Christ met Tllunday evening Rev. Hlcko. Other guests were The Hamsonvllle Homem · at the chureil. A potluck dinner Douglas Hicks and Kathryn crs Club met at Mrs. Sharon preceded the meetiDI. Yeauger. A letter was read Jewell's home March 15.. A talk ·;;;;;;;;;;;;-.iiii;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;.._...,..,....,...,,......~ [ and demonstration was gaven by r Mrs. Goldie JoBes on the "Care of the Modem Home." Eieetlon for the comlnl year was held with Mro. Linda Morris, president; Mrs. Pauline Atkins, vice president; Mrs. Jean Kennedy, se<retary, 1and Mn. Faye Co~ terill, treisurer. Others attending were Mrs. Connie Black, Mrs. June Stan' ley, Mrs. Barbara Young, and : Mrs. Neiile Borgan. DOtTOR SAYS 1• Extra SIH Green JANE SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S.GOVERNMENTINSPEtTED SLICED BACO NEWSPAPER • IIIPhPII l D l·LB. TRAY PACK LEU-MILD Projects lor Spring Tonic of Class lr:• • »AIIIJ l!lltrellillllll YIAR PRORcnON PLAN ••• At No Extr1 Chargel Strongest Frigidaire Washer Protection Plan in history! One year warranty for repair of any defect without eharge, plus four year protection plan for furnishing replacement for any defective part in the trapsmlsslon, drive motor, or large capacity water pump! BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. without advertising ..• COUPLE INJURED , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jung. nickle of Cincinnati ~e injur· e<: in an auto lccident Saiwiday , •. We'd bt blindfolded to the constant flow of new a!telnoon at Lillie Hoeklrig;"'and produe!t and aervlees desiened to make our lives are conllned to St. Joseph Hos. more enjoyabll!. Economists predict a 25% "better. ment" of oar IIVIII£ ltandards by 1970. Without ad· pita!, Parkersburg, W. Va. They vertlslng, such growth would he Inconceivable. were spending the weekend with There's no doubt that In the years to come, adver· her mother, Mn. Joseph Raub tfllnc will help to make ours a better and more pros· and son, and were enroute to peroua country for everyone. Parkersburg on a shopping trip NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING IS YOUR SAFEST when the acx:ldent occurred. AND IUUST ADVERTISING INVESTMENT Their daughter, Donna, IJ with 1.!!!-!!!1!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....,.._ _, her grandmother. If PLAY THE fABULOUS BONUS BINGU ........... at A•P ............ • c SUGAR-CURED PIG. HEINZ BEAN OR VEGETABLE SOUP 10 ~2oz. $ DAIS DIXIE IELL . , . I, CRACKERS 1-LB. BOX ! ( r; ·' _,. ELECTRIC house air condHioning... < I ~- - k COOLER • lfp»JJ p •• on;; .. '" ' 3·LB. CAl /IS TAlL WHOlE HOUSE ElECT/1/C All CDIIOITIONING IIOW Anacin .•.. .. a I ' ...,.._-:: .01 '' f ' Ri1ht luard . .' kr. CIR ..... 1-• · .. n..r.. '* 11• lilltttl 1011111 lltach ' ·f~t~~ilr st1• 11• SO.ct. '· 11' ...,.. IHr. •• c ....... Coffee late I '' J --- -- · Ohio Power tuSIOI!it:C onlv • I , -·-.- ---------- electric elr oondllkAing keeps kitchen 011111- IMt you cook wllb _ . and preparJ heehbful liCit" hi tor your 'temlly, For that wonderful f•llng- HERE ARE A FEW LUCKY WINNERS ' -- IJll,.·._ • ' katie EVANS KITCHENS I'RoiU.M- RUG lO·Ib. --- ----~ - BAG Clip .,.,. ......, fe Hel, ' - Wlel IMMA IAYIURN, Alhl1nd, Ky•••••• , ••• $1000.00 .. KATH CLAYTON, W1vll'ly, 0 ........... . $100.00 ltUTH RAUCH, Mlrlltt1o 0. ....••••••••• $100.00 ltOII!ItT MITCHELL, Marion, 0. • • • . • • • • • $500.00 MRS.ItOIIItT SEE, Pt. P1111111t, W. Ve. .,, •.$JO.OO ,. EDITH RIC:I, St. M1r~J W. V• • ............ $50.00 llnY DAILIY, Athene, 0. .. .......... ~ • $50.00 ' ' --· - ., ':"•. i ____ ~ o.rftOUI 1 (; ~ • fttr~tllllt I S..iltty ._... ... 1141. �. G I ~""· E :. ,~~ ,··J-...:'fl.l; , •·. 'i·'.' · • ,·t. "..... " ·.··ca · .' ' ' ;. ·g \.'~'· I ' .lj, · ' f ,;_ ' l' ' .'•.•I K ra ~. . ,· i 1 \ ... , • t • · .. I ., 1 J·, ' ' : .. · . ·~ft ; S j ~~ 1 I , • '' lEN CAllY IAINIY OOOGLI 1111cl SNUFFY 1Mt1H · ' ' ' MeAN' HUSBAI'I> WHAT IN'TH' eor• : ANl . TEASPOON .. aaaun OF FLOU!I, :>wE~zvr P01ite1ov NAME: OF 'THUNDER. CAN ~EOOWIF ONE LEI!TLE 01.: TEASPOON ARE GOIN' lOTH' SOCIABLE TONIGHT OF FLOUR? Motor Co. ' f"", r": . ecer eTnick eHNtw C:.re elulldonr eAnyType kEUH GOBLE FORD WY NIM Mldill put, O. LI'L ABNER ~E DID>I'T COME ~ERE TO !!>E. aT/! HE COME ASA CIUUT srAAl! NIICl ANPH~ $1100< TIJRNlJ Hfll: AmNnoN ro 1111 THIIW PEIISON OfiiN IVES. P:OO P.AL HICESSARY TO HfJI: ,;HEMe , ra a • · - GAS«aiNI ALLEY WHEN? SOON WHAT? 2Jc Do It Yournlf Cor Wosh In s-:a• ·• •lrMIA. ... WHERE? r.,,,.roy-A Goool La cat ton WHO? Soun- l•,ondlnt Hlo Galll,.lls Sorvlco To Yov ,. WATCH FOR LOSE welgbl oafely wllb A-Diet llbletl. 0o1J Ilk Stark l'lllrmacy. Sl DEUCIOOS Bv CHESTER GO' ILD (, DICK TRACY OPINING .... l'onwn• 50c, 75e, IIIII flM IIMI. luxe Piaza, fl.51. Jadl:'a 11 Blr, MlddJepon. u • --- E:JE!J BIG BEND ROOMS, MW lllra. !"- SH U41S. TRAILER SALES 122 ROUTE 1:14 AI SWTacus• COI'JIOI"'tfoll I By HAROLD ' SOON, Rou!b ud CampiDg Trailers, autboriaApocht dealer. VlW!T '100 OlD ~Of;> MARI!i!l.l N0l1<1i' (Ji AI~ MQI<l£ A COOl( MOllE fl111[)1,1U, T~M A '?EAL E:AT!N' G'lJ~l I £Lrn>~ . wow I ~OW 0401 - oLEEPI!/ equipment ond ~~t~pplles. ton.st, Mason, W. Va. I 21 Uc '<'•EEL •oR e.Bg.AKF"§f? Wanted AlliE AND SLATS •Die for millor parte lion eervil:e. lllu&t be wltll ability te 11181181• par1meol aDd eell JIU't'·l Gold 1r1ll'klDI ""'M'!jWw leiter, 11ate aperlelu, dull IIIII •reacea ud wages drear, rermve 1118 spoil 11 Write N Tile Daily S theJ appear. Wilh Blue LutBor I88A. S f tie 11'1!. Rent eledrlo tbampooor CAR BOPS NKEDIID fl.OO. Baker FurDIIure Co. ONCI:. Apply Ill ...,.._ Cnror'al I 21 Itt Steak House. 1 1 tie IGiooiml&rHii:C~rii;l.la•t lhe BOtiiU.Ytz• ~ illll Clem Cooper Ploce ill Portup for man or woman on lud, alio. Gu aid tlre1 ...-.ict route II city 0( 011 ll8le WedAesday. Grease Middleport. Select OWD lloln. jobt, Data fiud and motor No lnvlllmeRt, uperleaee tune-ups. Edllll Deem, ManN!quired. Write Walkills Pn>- oger. I fl Ita duell, IDe., Da, WIIIIJII8, --==-,--:--=~-=-Minn. s a etp 1I6S FORD Galuy 500. vertlblt. Automatic Crallllllli.. W•nted To luy sloa. Prlct •••· Cali9112-M alter 4 p. m. UJ Itt ANTIQUE f'uaiiiiWt, ...,_ O miscell- Call • wrlle: NE USED Jotm Deere aras• Mn. Bowed c.1, • dlopper ud JGhn Deere t.lall St., p. .,, 50 ft. ete•ator 11'1111 bopper. 1 • lie Both Ia good toldillon. Paul R. IWT, 1 milt IIOtlb ol For 511e • lent Cheater, Ohio. I rt 3lt 3 ROOMS New f299 ......... _.... . "•"- -:::tl umiDp 0111.1' FURNITURI CO. M'ICIM. W, VA. i And S.. The Compl... Une Of .& DG ak 0 D• Dr • Q I a ...::..;:: L •4KWr S4•• SQ. 4'-Y 3 ~­ 7 4• IIOa • • - : . : : ....... Alae n..r.'1;~ 10t.40.111iJ CINII c&aou. .. ........u'-·.:_ _...,.. -IQIJ.·DI•w 2 NEW MIICUIYS & COMETS 1 7Q~QIS •••• with IIIII t nan. Newly lhem wert. Sheryl WDDIIDI, Jllllled llllde. 1mo1 don WY S.Cl. J f1 lk: JIIYIIIIM wlti ·pa;rmelll lea Mal'ORCY<U: 11151 Hm., 1ba n& Nlld II .... ~ D.'ridlaa • New Bayeu I • at RAY 'RIGGS TWO quart1r ponlet, M lachel. lod b111b Woa mny lroplllel. Come let I . Itt IIZSE I STOP INI w. •mt NATlO>I~L MASON eo. -IN MA80J1f, 4 - llroiiSiLie!?Ni~~~ ... farlact, 411 AYI!IIIe,~,-· WY S.2llt. I I ~~''?''"'.... RAY RIG(iS~ INC. ......... . ~101 UN.~It. . .' . ,,, r.J. l• -...o. ci•VJi'.. . . . pill* I · • ; ' . ~-· -·· ... ---- ·-·-·- ~ -- · ·· --·-------·-·.. --~ ··· ~LL excEPT 'II<~ Rffl c.~e WITH eKI!'lO<I>O MA'!fRIA~ Fa! LA MA'f!RNfllE& INTE!- --~- ·- - ·- -··-- ... .-·. . . ~; - ~ . ....... -.. -· .. f· ~') ·I '>'1 .~. ,. ' ', •.,i - I ~ j' I'·/,; Ollt 'wh~~~~ '~·.,.,.='= I fi\\~~~ GRAY~ ' CONTe5T. �. G I ~""· E :. ,~~ ,··J-...:'fl.l; , •·. 'i·'.' · • ,·t. "..... " ·.··ca · .' ' ' ;. ·g \.'~'· I ' .lj, · ' f ,;_ ' l' ' .'•.•I K ra ~. . ,· i 1 \ ... , • t • · .. I ., 1 J·, ' ' : .. · . ·~ft ; S j ~~ 1 I , • '' lEN CAllY IAINIY OOOGLI 1111cl SNUFFY 1Mt1H · ' ' ' MeAN' HUSBAI'I> WHAT IN'TH' eor• : ANl . TEASPOON .. aaaun OF FLOU!I, :>wE~zvr P01ite1ov NAME: OF 'THUNDER. CAN ~EOOWIF ONE LEI!TLE 01.: TEASPOON ARE GOIN' lOTH' SOCIABLE TONIGHT OF FLOUR? Motor Co. ' f"", r": . ecer eTnick eHNtw C:.re elulldonr eAnyType kEUH GOBLE FORD WY NIM Mldill put, O. LI'L ABNER ~E DID>I'T COME ~ERE TO !!>E. aT/! HE COME ASA CIUUT srAAl! NIICl ANPH~ $1100< TIJRNlJ Hfll: AmNnoN ro 1111 THIIW PEIISON OfiiN IVES. P:OO P.AL HICESSARY TO HfJI: ,;HEMe , ra a • · - GAS«aiNI ALLEY WHEN? SOON WHAT? 2Jc Do It Yournlf Cor Wosh In s-:a• ·• •lrMIA. ... WHERE? r.,,,.roy-A Goool La cat ton WHO? Soun- l•,ondlnt Hlo Galll,.lls Sorvlco To Yov ,. WATCH FOR LOSE welgbl oafely wllb A-Diet llbletl. 0o1J Ilk Stark l'lllrmacy. Sl DEUCIOOS Bv CHESTER GO' ILD (, DICK TRACY OPINING .... l'onwn• 50c, 75e, IIIII flM IIMI. luxe Piaza, fl.51. Jadl:'a 11 Blr, MlddJepon. u • --- E:JE!J BIG BEND ROOMS, MW lllra. !"- SH U41S. TRAILER SALES 122 ROUTE 1:14 AI SWTacus• COI'JIOI"'tfoll I By HAROLD ' SOON, Rou!b ud CampiDg Trailers, autboriaApocht dealer. VlW!T '100 OlD ~Of;> MARI!i!l.l N0l1<1i' (Ji AI~ MQI<l£ A COOl( MOllE fl111[)1,1U, T~M A '?EAL E:AT!N' G'lJ~l I £Lrn>~ . wow I ~OW 0401 - oLEEPI!/ equipment ond ~~t~pplles. ton.st, Mason, W. Va. I 21 Uc '<'•EEL •oR e.Bg.AKF"§f? Wanted AlliE AND SLATS •Die for millor parte lion eervil:e. lllu&t be wltll ability te 11181181• par1meol aDd eell JIU't'·l Gold 1r1ll'klDI ""'M'!jWw leiter, 11ate aperlelu, dull IIIII •reacea ud wages drear, rermve 1118 spoil 11 Write N Tile Daily S theJ appear. Wilh Blue LutBor I88A. S f tie 11'1!. Rent eledrlo tbampooor CAR BOPS NKEDIID fl.OO. Baker FurDIIure Co. ONCI:. Apply Ill ...,.._ Cnror'al I 21 Itt Steak House. 1 1 tie IGiooiml&rHii:C~rii;l.la•t lhe BOtiiU.Ytz• ~ illll Clem Cooper Ploce ill Portup for man or woman on lud, alio. Gu aid tlre1 ...-.ict route II city 0( 011 ll8le WedAesday. Grease Middleport. Select OWD lloln. jobt, Data fiud and motor No lnvlllmeRt, uperleaee tune-ups. Edllll Deem, ManN!quired. Write Walkills Pn>- oger. I fl Ita duell, IDe., Da, WIIIIJII8, --==-,--:--=~-=-Minn. s a etp 1I6S FORD Galuy 500. vertlblt. Automatic Crallllllli.. W•nted To luy sloa. Prlct •••· Cali9112-M alter 4 p. m. UJ Itt ANTIQUE f'uaiiiiWt, ...,_ O miscell- Call • wrlle: NE USED Jotm Deere aras• Mn. Bowed c.1, • dlopper ud JGhn Deere t.lall St., p. .,, 50 ft. ete•ator 11'1111 bopper. 1 • lie Both Ia good toldillon. Paul R. IWT, 1 milt IIOtlb ol For 511e • lent Cheater, Ohio. I rt 3lt 3 ROOMS New f299 ......... _.... . "•"- -:::tl umiDp 0111.1' FURNITURI CO. M'ICIM. W, VA. i And S.. The Compl... Une Of .& DG ak 0 D• Dr • Q I a ...::..;:: L •4KWr S4•• SQ. 4'-Y 3 ~­ 7 4• IIOa • • - : . : : ....... Alae n..r.'1;~ 10t.40.111iJ CINII c&aou. .. ........u'-·.:_ _...,.. -IQIJ.·DI•w 2 NEW MIICUIYS & COMETS 1 7Q~QIS •••• with IIIII t nan. Newly lhem wert. Sheryl WDDIIDI, Jllllled llllde. 1mo1 don WY S.Cl. J f1 lk: JIIYIIIIM wlti ·pa;rmelll lea Mal'ORCY<U: 11151 Hm., 1ba n& Nlld II .... ~ D.'ridlaa • New Bayeu I • at RAY 'RIGGS TWO quart1r ponlet, M lachel. lod b111b Woa mny lroplllel. Come let I . Itt IIZSE I STOP INI w. •mt NATlO>I~L MASON eo. -IN MA80J1f, 4 - llroiiSiLie!?Ni~~~ ... farlact, 411 AYI!IIIe,~,-· WY S.2llt. I I ~~''?''"'.... RAY RIG(iS~ INC. ......... . ~101 UN.~It. . .' . ,,, r.J. l• -...o. ci•VJi'.. . . . pill* I · • ; ' . ~-· -·· ... ---- ·-·-·- ~ -- · ·· --·-------·-·.. --~ ··· ~LL excEPT 'II<~ Rffl c.~e WITH eKI!'lO<I>O MA'!fRIA~ Fa! LA MA'f!RNfllE& INTE!- --~- ·- - ·- -··-- ... .-·. . . ~; - ~ . ....... -.. -· .. f· ~') ·I '>'1 .~. ,. ' ', •.,i - I ~ j' I'·/,; Ollt 'wh~~~~ '~·.,.,.='= I fi\\~~~ GRAY~ ' CONTe5T. �• ' ' ' ,, ' ,, ·r '' ' ..i ' llli'I:JIIUIJ' .1btlbt ..S·· ~"· Lester Zerkle. 1 Mainly About _ en tine People In Pcmerov . VOL XVU NO. 281 Her recipe for Hawaiian Chicken recently muller of Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii, Cooking Contest. As the gr and mlliler, likt:> the other 49 ~rand state ble-deeker Caloric gal r.nge in her uwn winning recipe from Hawaii ia given here. R•w•U•a CL.ickea ! ;, l ~ . 2 pounds chicken thighs, fresh or frozen Salt, if deaired ~ tablupoons margarine 2/8 cup Karo all purpose syrup 1 (8-1/2-ounee) eln \ ELBERFELDS daked eoeonut 6 to 6 llicea canned pineapple, ' drained Mandarin orange olicee, 1 drained Thaw chicken piece~, if frozen chicken Ia used. Sprlnkle witb aalt, if deaired. Melt maflarine in shallow open routlnr pau.. TIU'n each chicken piece in margarine to coat. Arrange in a ainrle layer. Bake in a 400 degrees F. (hot) oven about 46 miautel or until goMen brown. Meanwhile mix corn syrup and t:Qf:onut. W aside. R~:move cooked chicken from roasting pan. Place pineapple slicea in pan in drippinp: place two chicken plecea on each alice.. Spoon corn syrup-c~onut mixture over the chicken. Bake 15 min· utes longer or until cocon\lt is nicely browned. Serve hot witll mandarin orange aliees aa earnilh. Makes 6 to 6 urvinp. MEIGS THEATRE Pomuoy, Ohio ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR RCA VICTOR COLOR TELEVISION Miss Polly Karr of Columbus the weekend with her par· Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Sr. ROOney and Jeffrey Karr of Middleporl were weekend guests of their grandp:.rents, Mr. Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. wltiile II their parents were visiting Cincinnati. SW VEL COLOR TV TONIGHT thru TUESDAY WALT DISNEY'S "THAT DARN CAT" - Tecbnicolor- Hayley Mills, Dean Dorothy Provine Futurette: Flung by Disney C~rtoon Admission 7Sc & 40c Mr. and Mn. Aaron Goldman Jones, Flint 1 Wednesday and Thursday Mmh 30-31 NOT OPEN Friday and Saturday AprU 1·2 "WINTER A-GO-GO" RCA VICTOR Mw Wstcl' ~Tecbnicolor- .J:~mt·s Slaey , \\r' m. Wellman, f!t·~- t'rlY Adams COLOR TV "THE BEDFORD INCIDENT" Rieh.ard WiJmark, Sidney Pml it·r. .James, MacArthur. [ric SURFSIDE, Fla. (UPI) -The ransom price for young Danny Goldman. "a nice boy with a flair for electronics," was presumed to have doubled to $50,000 today after an allnigh! vigil failed to produce any contact with !he youth's kidnaper. The husky gunman who abducted the 18-year-old son of • RCA Solid Copper Circuits ' • Glare-proof RCA HI·Lllt TuB! • Super·powerful25,IJOO-volt chasall • RCA Automatic Color Purifier Portm:.~n Stop In on the 2nd Floor in the Music Department and Select Your RCA Victor Color T.V. Set. Trade in your old TV and use Elberfelds Sensible Credit to finance your purchase. · ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ARE A MUST FOR A UTTLE GIRL ON PALM SUNDAY and EASTER. before dawn Monday wnrned that If $25,1100 ransom money was not In his hands by 6 a. m. today, the price would doubte. "We have had no contact whatsoever with the kidnaper." an FBI spokesman said early today. ' 1We have no choice but to assume the ransom Pl·cce has doubled." Pol ·cce, meanwht'le, carefully "ked out every report of a Che ' '" tht's resort are~lStolen car •• figuring the kidnaper may be seeking ransportation after abandoning Danny's car, w.,~h he used to nee the Goldman's canal-front home early Monday. studenl at Miami Beach High The parents of the "average'' student a1 Miami Beach High School whose 18th birtbday wa• at today kept a futile all - nlgilt Beach. vigil with 13 policemen and FBI Federal agents were "active· agents, waiting for some word ly" participaling In the case, from the bespeetacled, middle- according to an FBI spokes· aged kidnaper. man. Daniel was wearing green Awakenrod By Sereamt pants and a light tan windbreaker when he was abducted. The It was 5:20 a.m. Monday CLEARING WAY- Heavy equipment has been clearmg the right-of- way for the Route 7 by·pass underway in Mecgs County. Contractor Miami Beach High School when the elder Goldman's Skelton, Columbus, had it uprooting and p1ling brush m the Thomas Fork area near the mtersecUon of Routes 124 and 143. Monday. senior, described as an average screa.ms awakened the. ne•gh- clearmg also has been done from Bradbury to the Thomas Fork area since the $2'1• million proJect got underway m early March -Sentinel student by school officials, was bors m the excluscve 'escdenual - - - -- -· -· ----an electronics bug and even seclion. 1 !W<"F"'%''*·""'®';''!:1,~~* :,=~,.~,...,.,/,'' "· ·:~wott had his own little fiX·it shop, ' "We heard him scre.Jmin~ ' "Goldman's Electronics." please help me, get the pollee, "A nice polite boy," said one help ~e'," said Emil Meizles, 'j neighbor, "not on• of those who hves across the street. long-haired Beatie types you Metzles sent hcs IR·year-old • see around." son over and the boy helped the BANGKOK. IUPII .- Uonel 1 MOSCOW fUP!l -Soviet attend the 23rd Soviet Cnmmu- · efforts in "c'el Nam and Surfside Mayor Louis Stall. G.oldmans get loose. Th.e H3m. Pton di gs lh e K101 Of i Commumst party leader Leonid · nist party congress and Pek· proda1med · ' "US. ag!IJ'"liSMlll ., man paid a brief visit lo the ktdnaper had bound kmves k k Thailand. Brezhnev said today Sov1et· : ing 's angry dt>ntmeiation of the 10 Viet Nam must •· a' ·•• Goldmans· canal-front, 150,000 against !heir wrists so they Measu. res. lothreduce thed s un 1i Hampton, tour lng A5Ia wIth American relations are worse· ' Kremlin "" -.., 1t R tl I · It f th · home Monday night and would cut themselves if they popu a con 10 e u an vccm- an aD-star A'"" as oodwill . . · re<~c o e aggresSiveness •• reported they were "holding up wriggled to get free. rty. were be. gun today by U. S. ba P · g I mng and cannoc be cmprnved , Instead Bmhnev suggested a . imperialism, abovo. ~a,;II·,,~~~:Z·,~''i~ H surpr'cs,·ngly well alt"ougl, Iiley Goldman described the kidna- Fls. II .and Game DIVISIOn a.nd ·c~ ssadors rrom New York ! unless the United States ends : Sino-Soviet summit (·onferenre United States the ir ,, ldl f I th M Jly, gavt a 100.minute com· I ·t .. , .. \~" t N I I I I I th . 'd I . I . . . are quite concerned for the per to pollee as being in hts Wt l e personne' e etgs II s aggresston m te am. o ry o lea etr I eo ogtca stlualton has been aggravated." , Co ty H•alll D t e t manKd' perhform_anee Mood.ay : He offered an olive brandt to ; split which las left ~.ommunc· st B r e z h n e v ouliJ.ned · safety of the boy. 5tl's, 5-fiXct-8. weighing 180.200 un < I epar m n re- for cng B UmJII.I. The Kmg I p k d ·. ," 'd' Ch ' . I d . ..h ld , ' "They're just sweating II pounds and wearcng a baseball ported. . sat In on saxophone and clari- e ~ng pr~rnc "" more aJ : C ma ISO ate m t e wor ~omeslir and foreign policy out," he said. cap and silver-rimmed sung\as- Dlstmctly marked potson , net for eight numbers al the j toThmt te~ am. h . : o_mmumst m_ov~:~ment. ~ekmg Communist party's in a Police were trying to identlry ses. eg~s we_re place~ at severallo- ~ palace Jam sessioo. : S. e. attac s on t e dUmkd : reJected prevtous su_mmtt_ ?'· s~eech opening the 23rd ilolvtel:-''~>;,; the gunman, who they termed The father said that before catJOns m the frmge areas and The concert took place al : state~ were '' e~pecte b but ' f~rs~ by OUS!ed Premtt'f NJkJtJ ( ommumst party congress. "extremely dangerous" in an the man took his son that he on wastelands ~~ar Rutland, ar· ; the 39 - year old "jazz . rez ~ev s~rpnse hsome o ser· S. Khrushchev , ' pulled few surpriSes but all·points bulletin, from finger· demanded $20,000 in cash which cordmg to offcc~als. King's'• summer palace 80 Ivers y ta cng sur . a soft hne i Charges AggressJOD eovered the broad sweep 1 prints found on the abandoned the Goldmans told him !hey did I The health department will : milt·s from Bangkok. K 1n g I ?;ar? Pekmg. He Ignored Red ' Brezhnev s ha rs hest wnrd.< policy from economics kidnap vehicle at nearby Miami not have m the house. announ_ce when the egg• ha~e I Obumibol played his own clar· i ~ ma 5 reJ•_ctcon of a bcd _to_• were __ct,crerted _ at the U.S. I Continued on Page t)· been ptcked up and results wciiJ 1aet com(t•sillon, "Echoes,'' be noted. There have been 2!' 1 as one ol the tunes. -~ cases of rabies in wildlife kill· . . . Lou Flanagan. s:t, Syra<"use, AI. ·a Skunks Get pOlSOn • egg 0n Menues Hampton Digs King Bhumibof /n Palace Jazz Brezhnev Holds L· ll 1 :nv I Council Agrees To Swap Meters ~.:;d~lleigs County ~i.• yea; t·~p~''a'"'u'il\-''A "'' b"l"e"" Abel Defines Rusin,ess of .o.•f"'*i , , to $3.99 •. In NeW pomeroy D.IeS , Government 1 For 2 Buildings 1 $3.29 ::;·~r::lzi:r fair ·~::~ii;~ 13 B&O c!IR:! 're De_.;led a.l Educattona • I F•leJd unJt• Report•mg 'I I While or Black Patent Sizes 3'h to 12 1 THE SHOE BOX llfiJJI NORGE MIDDLEPORT, 0. 110 there(alllwey' hot wltw} Complete OEIERINT WITH PURCHo\BE OF NORGE scor 12 enough to do Stop '-'"• _, ISit .. • .,_ -.(' lt1IL 'fol • let lila cash II P!IJ taxes 01 titae, aod Jei11J II seosible 1I10IIl1IJ 11sta11o monb;Witett 1110111tYisa poobloro, Tb8f8'8 •21 110 a helldnllland at · ezoeG FOUNDED l8llll ECONOMY SAvtNGS &. LOAN COMPANY IAt 3)0 le II II Oro Ill ' - W. Secolld st.- WYIMtlb 2-2111, PQmeroy DAY. OHUNGER,, ~R. HEARING SMVICE ·f i ... up to 64.4 lbs. W'A delerpnt per year. --. now Nor11 Sect 12 umo job in 98 hnurt 1111 por yoor. M.. M leu QIIIIIIICillno, too. -r •19995 I Slop-'N·Diy for opoctot no-tumblinl dJYinc (IIIU. wootono, etc.} 1:00 TO 5:00 P.M. ·e FREE HEARING TEST Hearing Aids Olaned & Checketl Frtt CA,f,;L WY 2-3635 for appolnln!ent at 1tor• ~ijttd Rtdlo & TV, Horry Mill••· owner 214·1. Main St., Pomeroy, , ..• : . . INGELS 1 8A¥. WH.N YOU ·u~ A Represent1tive Will Be In Our Store • Glont 6 cu. 1t. cylinder . - (Jb/y . • Bluest c:rllnder for 'blUest IOidf tl SAVE TIME AND BAnERIES AT ALL TIMES WEDNESDAY, MARCH.30 fer.,-·- uttr. SAVE DETERGENT . AUDIVOX 7 200AV£1AOEWASH LOADS Wben worktng hands need extra cash because tax money Is due ..• SAVE HOT WATER' IIIII lito FREE H11 2 wash spllda 6 oz. to 12 Ill. capacity 4 water .....,.,atu.. 1111 ctlonl 3pNitloll ...... _ _. ••. up to 3,900 pllaris a { ) yur. Also, savfnp on 111 or otec:trlcil)l required ttl (flkctric model• have a heating unil in 11'11 top %of the tank - Associated Radio Now • • • • .. 8 whtre he was ta.kt"D Monday ~l I The health department also evtoing by Syra .. use emerge•· s~id the next rabies innocufa. : I cy squadmrn after sufft'ring tion e!inic tor dogs and cats will i paintul burns. be held this Thursday from 2Squadmen said Mr. Flana., 5 p m at the city hall in Porn. F . p I.ATROSK Pa . IUP!l I. ••• sustained severe burns Thirteen cars of an 82 car M ' unera 1 servtces 1or au1 W. Abel. president ol the Untt- eo eroy. Dana Able5 78 Rt 3 p 1 on hi~ back and other areas tkuore & Ohio freight train cleo _' dte , . . , t h' •·d h r<~iled Monday 3 a.m. at New , · · · · omeroy, ed St~ lworkPr s of ' Amerl('a, Th ere were 13, pes 1nnocU· I who dced m the Holzer Hospilal 'd od . . th b'l o1 IS ~ y, w en be fell into . I . I saJ t ay If. boJs e rtsponst.. r ~ a 1•re d h' Havr'n ... · Ia Ied at I he cI .rmc • last Satur- this morning at 7 ·J5 will be Fri- . an 1s ('lothing was 1 day at the town house in Har- d . j•ty of the Ia r mov~ment to sf't ablaze . The ioddent (J{'· 1, The tra in. No. 103. wu • •. . l ay at 2 p.m . at the Ewmg make sure we have a cont inud · Same that had a 19 car der...U,. ':..--' 1 nsonvil e. Th~ response there Chapel with the Rev. James . inlr and ever-mereasin'-' ~ocia l curre m Synu·use on the ., l 1 d t was so great 1t was announced Morrison of the Mt Hermon 1 o . . ~~ . . ~"~ · . riverbank rtt'ar the roadside ment only two weeks ago ; Snorkel banking service appeared pro bab e 0 ay " . k . b · · revo 1utJon so tne RtxUS of man park . · West Columbia. There were -" "·''l''' 1IDIC Keep Gate Closed M'ddl t f 11 t'on b 1 n council Monday mght • ma e-up < has een set ' UB Church officiating Burial' . . . .. 1 .cnJurces . -'l!raji:,·. .• 1 epor o owmg ac I Y ow b for lhe arne lo t' S 1 d . 1b . · are gcven lop pnontv and cause of the .. ANNAPOUS, MD. THE The resolution, in the form of a motion offered Y . s ca ton . a ur ay, Wll e '" tbe Letart Falls rem- Abel addressed ·an honors •·· men l has not been given. Dam,• :vtaryland House of Delegates, councilman B. F. Parmalee, provides that the town Will April 2· rrom noon unlll 2 P· m. elery. t'(mvocation at St. Vin('ent Col·' ~ age r 1irnate is not lmon ~f responding to 1 plea not to surrender four parking meter places on the south side oi l The final clinic for rabies in- He was the son of lhe late J.l lege where he was a"arded an lullS tome. "open the flood gates," Monday Race-s! for snorkel banking purposes by the CiUzen's Na- noculation in Meigs County will J . Ables and Mellie Chapman , honomy Dol'lor of HLonane , I Had traffic wcll beef;;~=~~~:"; night voted down a bill wltich tiona! Bank in return for the land and two butldmgs (for· l be conducted also this Satur- Abies and was born ~eh 25, 1Letters.degree. torlav. aeo•ording to 01 would have repealed Maryland's merly Reed) along the Mill·sl alley. Included was a clause I day , from 3 • 5 p.m. in Salem 188ll. at Mason County .. W: Va. •·The busmeos of this country The derailment 30>-year-old miscegenation law. providing that the town will lease parkmg space . for fcv~ Center. There have been 869 He had spent most of h" life m ' is not or should not be busiwhen !he 41sc fre ight The bill to legalize interracial autos to the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electnc Co., tf l pets immunized at the clinics Syracuse Also preceding him , ~ess.". he sacd. "Th~ business ' c: 10 traek. ta~ing the marriages failed by six votes, the utility fir.m finds it must move fr~."'_'ts present park- ~ conducted so far. m deoth was a son, ?•na Abies. of this country is. and should ears wcth it. Twenty-nine 66-50. The Senate had passed ing area on Mlll·sl. ' .1&" who dced Sept. :6. 1962. I be people. And it's up to the . . . of !h.. rea r sec·tcon rernaiJ~ the measure last week. Unanimous approval of the I arranged now lor the modern ; 'Survcvors include three dau· l labor movement to hel thi "' The 011111 fiPi d unct •f t h • the trac·k. blockmg traffic · The House was expected to Parmalee motion followed re-Ibuilding on land already owned , New Dorm is Named g_hters, Mrs. Dale C. \Edith) tion remember it ., p s •- prop~'ed . Appalachca Reg•.,nal Mcd11ay Drive in New reconsider the bUI today, the ports by Councilmen Clifford ' by the town adj3cenl to the ' Gilkey, Gallipolis; Mrs. Rollin j Eci<H «lconal Laboratory will The I"" engcnes pulling las! day of the General As- Slumbo and John Zerkle ef dts- lbank property that weuld be , For Dr. Holzer (Harrcett Dill , Pomeroy: Mrs. I report loday t~ school leaders brought the first 40 caJ'!I sembly'l annual 70-day law • cus11ions with Mr. Paul Smart. acquired through a snorkel]' The new !50-student men's: Thomas J tGeraldinel Scott, JOHN REUTER DIES ! ~rom the "1a1e 5 28 Appalarh. Pom! Pleasant depot. · making session. "The bill willlexecuti'v. vice president of the banking swap for meter spaces. dormitory at Rio Grande Col· RD 3, Pomeroy. wilh whom he l Funeral service for John Reu· all <ountces on/r~posrd pro· was enroute from Pa•·k..,; be reconsidered/' Heuse Speak- bank. I Middleport officials have a lege has been named for Dr. had made his home for the past •ter a former Mason resident . gzd·<~~.'st· to 1upgt~a de 1d'1e rf'gton s to llunt1ngton. er Marvin Mandel said follow'I I b th I . ' • . • e "'a lona s an ar s I it '' Stumbo ud f.erkle mlln:taln- comm~ ~en y e coun y Charles E. Holzer, Sr., found. SIX years: two sons, James Ab- : was held Saturday at the Hen· Seventy . five sc hool su erm- - - -lng the vote. " hope passes. ed lbe sa<rlllce ollour parldDI CO!JI'nlSSIOll<!rs to put the wei· er of Holzer Hospilal, and for- les. RD. Pomeroy, and .Jack ry ~uneral hOOJe at Lisbon, tendents. communi tv actu;n dcMaryland is one of 19 statts meter spaces was laDy war- fare departments tn • . new mer prescdent of the college's Ables, Letart ~ails; one SISter, Ohio. He died Thursday at Lis- rec·tol'' <'lvcc· leade.. rs and rewblch still ltave miscegenation ranted lo view of the pro.,.eo- bu1ld 1Dg 10 Mtddleport f butlt board of lrustees. Mrs. Dan s· Rizer, Syracuse; bon where he had been· a resi· presentatives '· · educa. . •. 1 from Slate laws. Delegate Ernest Young, 3 slve buslaetl move tbe bank.. to approved speclfJcabons and 1 During his term as president two brothers, Walter Ables, Sy- ~· dent for several ye;m; Surv1v- tion comm 1sstons are attt-ndmg ~~·u::~-:S'uft?: ca!Opledpon.= proposes. lin ttmc to meet the state dead- Iof the board. Dr. Holzer kept racuse, and Frank Ables. Clear- ors include his wife, Mrs . Mild· the dav - long sess1on at the said rept!lll of the statute would Also, council plainly was line later this year. . I the college going by making up water. ~'Ia .. and a number of red Reuter, LISbon: one daugh· i Ohio University Inn result in the country becoming t:le way for . Routcne achons by council ; the amount that the college was rueces ahd nephews. Friends ter, Mrs. Hazel Fife. ~ast !.iv· The stPering rocnmitte• for a "brawn race." this spring and mcluded a resolution It sell for i in debt each month out of his Imay call at the funeral home erpool, and • son, !Ierman the Ohin field unit w111 be lo- member Legislative a building to house tbe De- (Continued on page f) Iown pocket. lanyltme. Reuter, Lisbon. cated at Ohio Uncverscty and t'ommittee has of Welfare and Aid - ~ has been working sint-e August ing inquiry into i Aged. Financing Is being · to prepare programs for thr a111 ced at pl'l'senting a regional laboratory. sa fety program to next The Laboratory has been pro- lel'(l"lature. posed as a regional educatiOn- 'f': 1e eommission, al rentc•r wh1ch would stimu- 1both Senate and House late IOC'dl sr~ool systems to . hers. adopted resolutioot exl*r~'llent and try innovatmns day to undertake th! •!lla,.lllt,J in education. The center alse I highway safety and would provide technical assist- liqt1or control laws. ance lo help schools meet a The resolution for broad array of educallon pro- Isafely cilell ~~~n:.~~ blems. Coordinator for !he I injuries, disrupted Ohio Fi•ld Unit is Dr. Albert economic loss. It sald H. Shuster, professor of edu- hide registration cation at Ohio Universi ty. m•re than 750,!100 and 1965 and the Veterans Memorial Hospital ber of miles Admloslons - Franklin Rich- tO million . ardson, New Haven; Loretta ----...,;~t~ Staffcrd, Pomeroy; Gladys Rumfield, Pomeroy : Russell Tbe Pomeroy Holsinger, Reedsville: Terri sor a jitney ,,;,IDr!l, at Johnson. Gallipolis; Nellie Eb- teria of r.te :~~5~ lln, Pomeroy. Ibis Saturday Dlsch•rx•• -donna Hatfield, p.m. There wUI Pomeroy; John Evans, Ra- fuod. The publle •m•; Jessie Levacy, Syracuse: . Edith Sayre, Mason; Sandra · among the 4-H club· advlsort presented servlee Little, Middleport; Mary Ro- The University cam~lll· In 'Columbus recenljyl ·J.i{t to mine, Rutllnd; LeoDI Stewart, roy's ·, ''~:, ~;=::::~.A~l:len ~.Oi~, WJvercy~ an~ Mn. Dol'ii ·LI~e. Pomeroy; Cynthia Ritcble, Tup-[a.m. today wu WORLD PRICED """""'""""'' . I Inquiry Into Safety I Two Vehicles Badly Damaged Jlfl""'nN : ~ Mil~ . .. '."Z'' lll:plr~ P.._ . . J111 w Mll!lll • • � 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 28, 1966 king lewis might radcliff vale williams