http://66.213.69.5/files/original/fa50a38e432c6e3a6c65066dae0577a0.pdf 604d995bcb9f851d419adf75ec7d2cf7 PDF Text Text • ' ' ' ,, ' ,, ·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 • • �' ["I '! THE DAILY SENMt ' Rldlard S. Owen. PubUsher Cbester TannehilL Editor Published every afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Valley Publishing Com· pany, 110 Meebanlc St., Pomei'O)', Oblo U76t, ii1Jsiness Office phone WY 2·21118 Editorial pbone WY 2·21!17. l!lltere4 u oeeond dau maUl.., matctr at tho post ofll.. at Nmoroy, Oblo. National ad•artillnl ropn1011tatlve~ BottineW IDmbaU. IDe., N3 Lalqtoa "'"· Now York City, N-w Yort. Subacrlptton rtlet: Dellvtrod by curt• wbtrt a•aUable, 10 eenll per wttt; ODt , ... ID advuco ol tho Dall)r SeniiDel of. ftee flOJIO; oJz m0111ba, 1?.110, throo mODibl NJO. 117 Motor Route wboro oarrltr viet Dot tvaUablt ODt DIGDtll $l.ll0. IIJ mall 0110 1ttr eJ.O.OO: Ita DIGDIIII, NJII; n.r.t -1111. N.OO. !Mr. O'lrlail II ,. llon.) Oldste~ taD Learn THE range of adult education Ia nth· er negll&lbleln MeiJ• county. Tbls II rest of the nation, when people should be renewing their education. One educa· tiona! authority believes that within 25 years It will be regarded 9uite natural for people to return periodically to col· lege and technical institutes to renew their education. Quite naturally such in· ltitutlons have to be readily available. Thla may lead to colleges, like airports, perhaps, being located in evecy county. Several years ago there was offered to people engaged in the retail field and other service businesses of a nearby com· munily a number of specialized courses. From our observation those people bene· fil ed, but the need now Is to see that such courses are on a continuing basis and offered in wider areu, such as our ow n. We not only need further training in the world of the practical, but in the ast het.ic sphere of life to be really well· rounded. Many are passing up the op· portunity of learning new skills. and other useful facets of education. when it is readily available to them through the services of our l1braries. Meigs county's Hhrary clrculallon has up mark•dly the last year, due prl· marily to the launching of the BookmOo bile operation and the devoted adminis· !ration of its supervisor, Mrs. Vilma Pik· koja. Still, even here , youth are {he prime objective, reached through our schools. ~on e veca- It h~l happened In our area that counea 1n typfna and other simple akll!J are offered and there are not enough apphcant.s. We fl\'get, perhaJll, that adult educati(m must be "sold" as do TV sell and waahini machines. It is not e110ugb 1o say, "litre It i1, take it" We ahould ~ ID8tead, "Here It Is, this Js what It it." doior ua, we cannot afford to IIDOrt ... of 1 rabbll ... Tallted will Tooll 8bor, sliD lodged Ia Oeorl'kltl Ulllverllly ~P. ta Boxing About to Suffer Another Black E Our W New York Cavalcade BY LOUIS SOBOL '!be lllk of the tow11--11 lull Irony Is - !hat every one among those who have opotted her In several pla.,.s - iJ Grell Garbo'o n•w 11!01;. Seem1 to lulve dropped som• 20 yem . Comedian Ronnie Martin (C.!'o belt Monica's younger brnther) weds Fran Choolfian, a stunning namenco dancer. til June 5 in Boston. (Well, there goes that hilarious b.lchelor patter he uses in his rootine) ... May. or and Mn. John Lindsay and their offspring will weekend at the Concord, May ! - and for the oceazion, singer Jane Morgan has been booked back. Th• reason for that is - during his campaijlnlng. Lindsay spent a nigh! 11 the Concord and got oo the stage In duet with Jane in a timely offering : "I'll Take Manhattan! " Former crime reporter Marlin Mooney is devolin( himself 1o a biag of Mickey Cohen Simone Sig· noret'• dtr. Allegre! Signore! (sounds like a French son(, doesn't II? 1 tealured in the film ''Tho Sleeping Car Murder," is being tapp<'d by producer Ray Stark lor U.e big role in t be French versittn of "Funny Girl" . . . Huntington Hartford, headIng for bachelorhood again, devoted htmself to attractive bru· netto Nanetle Blake at a cozy dinner for two at !he Rainbow reom. Those behind the lorthcom· lng Cannes Film Festival are olaled - Prioress Margaret baa lot II be known she and the Earl of Snowdon will be amon& those present - first time, any member of the British Royal family has taken In any film festival anywhere One of the htltesl little instrumental and singing rock 'n' roll aroups around calls itqelf the Black Sheep. AU studeota at Colle&~ ate School here organized and beaded by Jack Kriendlor, 1011 of 21's Bob and Florence Kriendler. They put on a bit of I lhow for I (r<Rtp of Ul UP. atairs In the accounting dep1 ot the reotaurant (all tiber rooms being pre-empted by pn. vale parties). But th1 u d of the youngsters has been accepted for college - and each of them 11 going off to a dUferent university this Fall. End of the band! .. . B'way story :JohnDie Miller, a pretty girl In the Copa ensemble, is striving for a singing career and Is bein& coached by Carlo Menotti. And wbo do you think Is her manag. er? - Marty Walshin - a vel· eran waiter at Lindy's !I The Larry Golbarts (he wrote "A Funny Thing Happened, etc., elt' ') tossed a basb lor Milton Berte In London. Among the guests were Cllarli& Chaplin, DOlTOR SAYS By WtUiam LawrenCtJ, D. D. S. DEAR DR LAWRENCE : "I've been wearing upper par· tial plate for years. Now I'm told I need a fuU plate. But my dentiot zays I have 1 lump oo the root of my moulb that will have to be removed before I can get a new plate. I know I've had this lump lor years. Can't the new plato be made to fit over It ' If, not how Is tt removed? And 11 it palnfui'"Mro. G. N. Thia ''lump" aoundt lfkf 1 It lo, terus palatioua and if It'• not much to worry about. Some dentlsla call It a tumor, others aay It does not come witllin tht meaning of 1 W· mor. . Tori are benign, bony out. growtha of unknown origin (although they ~eem to have a familiar pattern) occurring just behind tho upper front leelb and eztending back along the midline of tho bard palate. They assume many shapet and ailelo but only rarely do they ret In the way and hava to be removed. In my many yean of private and hospital practice only rarely bao il been necessary to remove ene. 'lbese aro common growtba BUSIDess HJ• hl"tghls • , • • BERRfS WORLD - SPECIAL I 59 FORD THUNDERBIRD V-8 motor, automatic trans., power brakes and ~ .,,~~· '' ing, white sidewall tires, wheel discs, tinted radio and factocy air. Real sharp. GMAC Financing Available KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac - Oldsmobile "You'll Uke Onr QaaHty Way If Doing l.lni'T 1 WY 2-5342 WASHINGTON - Mldllnt 14ol orders arew ID l'tllrulrJ lor th• filth consecuUve -111. tht Industry'• Trldt AINclao tton dladoaea. Now ordera wert up U per cent 119m JanlllrJ BRd 4S per 01111 froa I "" ~..., earner. - POI'I"'eroy 'Paint Up S~ecials Chief Latex Wall Paint North-South Hardwood Tilt Still in Doubt FIGHT RESULTS By United Preas IDternatlonal TOKYO <UP!) _ Kiyoshi Tan· ICE PLAYOFFS AlRED abe, 112, Japan, knocked out NEW YORK tUPI) -The Akashi Namikawa 111 Iii Ja. Natrona! Broadcasting Compa. pan <2). ' ' ny will televise oatJonally POMEROY LANES . . . ' several games of the NaUonal Wed. Lale Mixed League ;rg~ ~a;e . - J~~ S•s:o•, l MARION, Ohio (UPl) - The LONDON (UP!) _ Walter Hockey League's Staaley Cup Marcb 18 !!1116 H ' hg ~~ a~ e s luture of the annual Ohio Nortb115, Britain, out- Playoffs. beginning AprU 10. ' Won Lost Gump reyM, 1' L 1 p 1"""'t · South High School AII.Star bas- pointed Ernesto Mirande 12! The network will televise arne - ape awn ou ry ' k b 11 Ar · ' ' th · Marklanders 11 4 1517 . H' h T Se . Mid' et a game p1ayed here was ge•tma <8). ree games on consecutive rg earn • st'll SUndays-Aprr·; 10' 17 and 'i--·11 Team 3 9 6 west· Steel. 1422. Ties ' uncer ta·lD lotiay. . ~ Team 2 8 7 Dan Baker, MarJOR Hardmg LEWISTON, Maine (UP!) _ and wdl carry gamea on Gutter Duslers 7 8 High School head coach and Jackie Brll'k~, 120, St. John's, •nd . May 8 If the play·offs Gassers Jonlor Rlgb Girls J spokesman for the •tate coaches N. Y., outpomted Irish So Jay· eonlinue throogh !hoM 5 10 Four G's 5 10 March It, 1!1t141 assoeiaUoR, said Moodey no DeS, 125, Lowell, Mass. (10. High Game - Louise Gil· Won Lost word had been received from :-:.---more. 184, Gary Griffith, 215; IFour Tops 10 5 the Nalional Collegiate Athletic 1'i!'m APIUL 9 The Vary Beet High Series - L011lse Gilmore . Four Spares 9 8 Association (NCAA) committee Gallla area resrdents iRtereal· In Used Can Anywhere 119, Mac Sawyer, >37. High . Fo~r Stooges 6 9 that rules on such contests. ':" m putting their skills to use 5 10 I "Frankly I don't know wheth- 10 developing .nations around team game - Mark!Bnders 642 iStrrkeables NO REASONABLE 1838. ' ' I Hrgh Game .- Kalhy Francis, er it bas ~n approved or not the world are invited to lake OFFER REFUSED 131; H1gb Ser~es Bernie Hen· yet, bot when a decision is hace Corps placemeot testa at 1 SEE . nessy 327; High Team Game made, the Ohio Basketball t a.m. Saturday, April 9. The 1 ,,. '11en's Thundey League 1 and Serres - Four Tops, 431, Coaches Association will be ..,. ~~~ measure aptitude, and iliarch 17, WonLot ! 1240. ttf·1ed and theword w1.0 baveed b11tty to Jearn a --a....,., '··~·-·e ' iD come from them " an NCAA ucational achievement. Tests rabric Sllop l5'1a 8\il Junior Hlg~ Mixed League k . K ' C'ty idl be taken at post offices In "Your Rt.....,. Dtolor" !tmon's Market 15 9 M~rcb 11 111811 SJIO esman ln ansas 1 sa 1A••-· Mar' . POMIItOT, 0. Team 5 15 9 ' W Lost I when contacted by United Press ......., ielta Cl' Chlllieolllt. Donna's Restaurant 1012 13'.> Team 6 6 ' lntemational. N. Y. Clothing House 8 16 Team 4 17 10 The committee was to have Landmark 8 18 Team 3 taken up the matter at a -~-11 15 12 High Game -Pandora Collins; Ashland Oil 13 14 ing Sunday. High Series - Dorothy Nieri, White Electric 10 17 · U· certification Is wl~awn, s-Ins Mlltt c-ty • - • • , Ill! ; High Team Game - Sim· 1 Team· 5 5 2Z any player who partlc1pates >n's Market, 783, 2005. High Game - . Balblra White the basketball II' football 150, Pat Slory, 187; Higb S.... star game weold be denied Tliundey Trlplea League ies - l\lary K. Henneny, 381, first year of varsity ealllege II · Martb 17, !!IN Tom Titus, 4114. Hl(.l Team compettUon 111 • penallY. AGENCY, INC. Won Lost 1 Game and Series - Team e. '!be major poillt agablsl lbe 14 4 ' 674, 1894. basketball rame Is that OX· City Loan 1111 Chlld1 ...., ' Three Bobs 10 I I ~ for it have exCtJeded The homed toad Is really a per cenl PI the I"!S8 lneome, Maple Lawn PoultrY 9 I 812 912 1 lizard. The name toad. comes vlolallng an NCAA guldeUne. Midwest Steel Three Ac~s 6 12 I from the squat, iDaklik . · shape Profits from IIJcb ~ . . 11 IlliG 5'1a 12' 1 a ol Ita body. , .. _ an .tiC~~ ,scbolarshlll'fuiM!, . ' -'"-: 'l'bree .,.. StOD ~ H'gb lamhler Trade Ia METROPOLITAN MOTORS t• Last year at least two !oral school districts offered adult programs in typing and other basic commercial skills. ,, life o1 Zelda, F. Scott Fllqeraid'• w1r.. 11'1 by KIIWWilllr George Zuckerman - entitled "The Last Flapper." A GENEVA PAPER, "Week· ly Tribune," carries a fantutlc 7111 to the effect that Glaela Flellcber, 21, Ia qqed 1o Wid 1 JIIUilB FreDcb 10vtllal, Pl1&o 1ppe Merwya. Tbe publlei\IGII lnslsil boldly thai Gisela ls tba utural daughter of Adolf ffilo ler - that ber 1Mibar wu TIIIJ Fletlcller, who made bledllnel 1D !be 11!1 01Jmpb Ill Berlin wbel sbt 1011 to lllbe Dldrlbon ID lilt javelil tllmr. Wbat makes the story Is that the bridegroom-to-be of lbl1 al· 11p1 deu&hter of IDI!II' II tile HOLLYWOOD WIDSPER3 ~- a melllle!lolf lad. tllal filmdom's JBR Sterling not 10 mucb,' he .blld Dit, beo BRd atage mr Sam Waaamak· eatl8e of bla fradln'ed thlJh or merged quietly rec<!ntly bot the lmprlsomnenL "NIDI though there's lllll no confirm. daya now - and thq don1 leU atioa from either . . Tbe Mllr me wilallbeJ N pllJI to eola 'nlealre lllld Paper MDI ..... lie llid. lit WBI more Playhotlle have· notified Bl'Oid· cbeerM M be lold lllf ol the way agents that they plan a attention be was gotilng - ol '"'illng on the salaries of 1181'1 !lowers from LBJ, Hubert HulJio - 1 $2,000 maximum at the pbrey, J. Edgar Hoover - and Mineola house, 1 $2,500 at lilt a loiJI Ylllt from Oller .JUIIlce Paper Mill. In aome 01118, tile Earl W8l'l'lll - 911118 1D11 etllt atars wlll al110 eont!Jue bl I'll from ltllllttn. "Wbaallup me," a share of the lfOIIeS. Rell llid Too!ll, "ls l nn pi burt atamtloa wage, hey? .. . Mn. wheo I'm. loaded. Tbla blppeDJ Jack Eigen, wife ol llle Chloa~o lhree o'clock In the afternooa TV commentator, re<'" . -when I'm cold 10berl" from major surgery . feud in Hollywood is .,n 1-DIIIy Sentinel, Pomeroy.Mlddlepol'l. 0., :Much 2t, lset Eddie Fisher aod Bob Evana, the fonner mUUauirl manao facturer wlto became a 111m ~ tor for a time : .. Since the robbery of most of her jewels at • bote! here - · moatba • JO, Roz Ruaell telll mt lht 1111 longer eam fer COIIIy baubles - aor the headedles lavolved Ill possession of them . · Former chUd liar Bobby are. !001'11 AI&BD 1'01\ ITI lila tm4 notlceabla as you tldnkJ tells IIlia on hlmaell: b Palm 'nllJ eolumll II lw YGUi111 JIIOo II - aet a kick out ot them, Springa, ht wu kepi walling Ill pie, thtlr probltml and pltJIIIo aod let others In on tilt lull. line for a teblt at 1 pluab spot. 'iiN1, their troubltl and fun. AI Tbe belt kind of bumor cornu Filially, ht Ayl: "I ..Utd a.. wllb the 1'111 of Hllen Help from 10me011e ~~~ C8ll 1111111 er the waiter and said: 'Doa'l U1l, II'Micomll JauPi but at blmaell. - H. you know wbt l WAS?' " . ·.. won't dodit a ltrio111 qu11Uoa MOTIIIR3 ARE LI1E THAT Margaret Whiting il reeordiDc with a l>ruiiHlll. Dear Heteo: an album of ....,. wrlltta bJ Send your taaD-ap quaatlo,. J am •ilhl yean old aod I hel' Ia te lather, COillpoaer RJeb. to Youth Asked For l~ care llkt to watch comics on TV. Why ard WhiUne - every0111 of them II. Helen Holp USI lhll newa- don my Mom make me lura hitherto Wtpuhllahecl. paper. them olf 1nd 10 outdoora when JOAN ROBERTS, (she wu 810 MOUTH 'I'ROUIILB sht !ell my Dad wat<b dumb llle ori&lnal "Laurie" In "()Ida. Dear Helen: old JOll all afternoon7-COM· Marlon Brandt, Simone Slgner- homa") hq been qule!IJ' marMy bill mouth ta my trouble. ICS LOVER. et, Sidney Lumet, !he Dukt ried for some months to Dr. I lhlok I Ill)' twerythlnC okay, Dear Comics Lover: aod Ducheos of Bedford. Berle Aluander Peten. Her 11 raJ and then I pt to thlnkJne about ... Because she's your motligot up al one point to laney a husband, who passed away ear. how ll 801inded and how I could er, but your Dad's wile, and movie in which !hey all would ly last year, waa a doctor, 14o wall: under a worm. Like my molllers can boss you lor your he cast - Brando and Simone - Dr. John Donlon .. . I've pi's lolb aaked me to dinner own pld, but in wives, It's caD· the leads, Lumet lo direct, Gel· seen no meotlon of the recea1 IIIII I wu trying 14 1tnpre11 ed "naatnc." You11 tllld<!ntand bart te wrile the script, "and Mextcan dtvorte of •ID&er Yvon- lbem abotrt how mueb I lalew.. that better about 1& yeara from you, Duke," he chirped, "you'll ne Coustant. Yvonne has often So I made 1ome cracb about oow, honey. - H. hendle the hot dog concession." been on the Jack Paar 8 n d the Governor, who my D a d Dear Helen: My lather works dey! aod IIIJ' The Duke has just Installed a Johnny Carson showa .. Des! doesn't like, belne a RepubUcu, Arnu, who saya he lluds 11 and It tuma out my &lrl'a lat.J. mother worka nights. My dad bot dog stand on his Woburn easy to melt off ~ pound. er Ia a big wheel at the capital atao worn three nllhlll a week, Abbey estate for the benefit (and bis own personal profit) age, confided bls "secret" cllet: and will probably lose bls job so where does that leaYI me? Breakfast: a raw eq bot wa- If the Governor Isn't eleded. Baby-tilling. On the nlgbta my of tourisl• who pour In to the ter with a dash of hdney. DinEverybody laughed. But I bel folks don't work, they go ou~ grounds at a lee . .. The Adrian ner: sleak, sans sail or pepper, they didn't mean it. Mon baby-tltlina. I c.n'tiiUdJ Barbeys the's the diroctor of Tea sans sugar. That's what ' 1 ' 1 111 lsn 'I the first time I'vt because the kids (four of them) th• Brasserie) welcomed a Jjrl, the man sez . . . Jamea BrannJ. put my loot elear down to my are Utile devils, and I almost Suzanne. gan, one of the cornpanloaa of tonsils. The trouble Is I don't ntver get lo ao oul I don't get Delective Lieut. Edward J. appearing II about 25 p e r Drum at the time of the brawl slop worrying about It. Right 111 allowance or get paid lor IS. cent of the population, mostly outside of the Copa lfbicn I'IIUir,. now that dumb stunt seems a· baby..lltlng either. I'm bout ten limes dumber iD mt Sometimes llldall I will just ge In females . Maximum growth ed In Drum'a doalh, baa 11eea lban wben It happened. I don't cralJ with the nolae, 1nd neYo seems to occur in the first 8fle- released lronr llJe Glen Cove even want to call the girl again er haVlnl lilY lime lor myself. thlrd of life and they don't us- HospJtal - ·. Now there's to be lor fear slre'll give me the To get money to buy my elotbo ually conlinue to grow, allhougb brush-off and she'• the nlc· es, I do all the houaewort too. I have a patienl of 70 whose Iori bony area. After !Oillt weeki est girl I ever met. 1nd, I'll ny one thbiB, we•,.. lulo spur!J of growth from time when tbt denlurt settlea In~ Does everybody worry about not poor. I only get out on Sat. to lime. Years go by without place and this space Is lost Jld. apDt milk !he way l do, and urday nights, and maybe once any acllvlty, then suddenly they dltlonal relief can be made. ' bow can I gel over it - or, bet- or twice a week - SOON A get obviously larger. Bul since The removal of lol'i iJ nollher ler y•t, llOt puU ltUpkl IQO(a MENTAL PATIENT they cause minimum dlscom· eompllcaletl nor P&tnlul, al· that make me worry! - PIUL Dear Soon: fort and have no pathologle sig· though there iJ a rWt at accl- Dear Phil: GetUng out IWI! or three Urnes nificance. their removal Js D<lt dental perforation of tho hard You worry over JOOII becaUit 1 weet tan't bad lor age-11. But warranted. palate. J think lt'a sale to 1ay you're ~e~~~IUve to othen' feel· your folks are npect1ne I o o Most tori are unnollced by that whllo II IIOUid be ideal in ilp - IIIII thal'l Oil 1be piUI mucb 11 they aaddle 71Ji1 wllb patients unless they get sore 10me denture • maklne p!'Oeed. lldt. But If you're 10 llftlillft au the housework tmtl chlld - irritations from toothbrusb, ures lo eliminate the torus, Wl .i Jl!ii~~·t llltJ«b 11 your mJa. we. They're also llkinl a bll lalti , ypu may end up mlnua 1 obtnce with the lour "lillie crust of bread, hot soup o, rarely necetsary. lot o friends who'll wonder what devils." 'l'lleJ need llll)lenlsion lever blister. When first notic0 THEY did to puoh you away, from an tldull sitter who wIll ed m this way, many palieota For Pete's sUII PI on that SIT on them. - H. panic lnlo thinking !hey have pltoM and call your tllrl. I'D P.S. Teemt should liaYe .U0W. cancer. bel I Bobby Kennedy button to ances and lollfll to live on them. The tori that are real nul• 0' Ronald Reacan lllenr llle'e But many prefer the clole metbo ances are the ones shaped like l"' bating herself beetiUSI aom• od because they iel iiiOI't thel upside · down mushrooms. Bv United Pms Jnienlottenal lbbw iihe said or dld lllllll hnt way. -H. These collect food on !he un· DETROIT -In spite of 1M lurnecl you off. derslde and sometimes becom• llll(ging pace of automobile P.S. Yes, everybody worrlll '!'Ida ealumn 11 dedlc.ted to innamed. However, II lhese sales lor the llrat quarl8r lht about spilt milk - neept peo. 1\anUy llvfl!J, 10 11 you're hlf.. areaa are kept clean by vigor. Industry hu oialetl aeeond pit who an 10 conceited they- InC kid II'Quble or just plala ously rinsing wilh a mild moutb- quarter output II CllllJ 11,001 •ro convinced: and THEY trouble, let Helen help Y011, wash after eating, irrltaUona cars under the record prodtmo lhouldl She will allo weleome your will be minimal. tlon of 2,&118,000 cm bt !be Eulelt way to atop kietllll own amulng aperle-. Ado Sometimes tori do get In aecond quarter Jut yl8i'. !ht JOursell over !bose "S 1u p 1d dress Helen Botlel ill t1 the way of dentures. To over- decision 14 mainllhl hllh lavel IDoll" (whlcb aren't )ltarly 11 . lhll Dllllplper. come this difficulty a relief lo ootput wu made by lhl made oo lhe palate! aurlaCtJ of companies even l1loulh doaltr the denture ; aclually a space io inventories are blah and retaU created betweeu the denture auto financin& cbaraea 11'1 and the bone so that the denture JOinl up. doea not rub and Irritate the The Ohio State University Extension Sorviee provides remarkably well ·round· ed youth and adult eduratlon through ita agricultural and home·oriented pro· grams. These are tndlrators on the 1ood side. ~Iuch rtmail)l to be done, howev~r. and II lS time to &et to it. a 110\'el based oa tho recklesl HELEN HELP US! a situation that ahould not ezlat In thil period of Ifill! advancement In the comple:dlles of !Ue. We should be In the proo cess of Involvement In many educatloJio a! prognrna oulllde of those for the youth of our community. Thla ahould be a time, if we are to keep pace with the It is time to discount the elderly no. tion that education is a neatly packaged period ~~ time measured in the years us· ually from six through the college years. \\'e are afraid, however, that there are ' t II I many persons with the idea that they ha ve reached the apex of learnlng with lhe receiving of a high school or college diploma . Some educators are of the opin· ion that the need for refreshing ones ed· ucation makes it Imperative that a union of adult and vocational education is a logical one. There should be a constant pres· sure on persons to elevate their abilities to make them able to do more demand· ing and fulfilling work, and above all to create a better understanding that will enrich their lives. Koufax, Drysdale Report for Work; Dodgers WhiteW Jack O'Brlm COMMENTA.nNG EDITORIALLY The old notion that adults cannot learn as quickly u their children has been exploded. According to one auth· ority the old timers have aomething gOo ing for them that is not possessed by tb1 youngsters. The youth in his or her teens or early 20's may Jearn faster, but the adult can draw on the benefits of exper· ience, sharply drawn goals, and the desire to learn, and contrary to some opin· ions, a still potent abUlty. Another auth· ority states that the real question in ad· ult education ls not whether the adult can be taught. but rather how wfll he learns. and under what conditions does he learn best. Most persons agree that the best time to learn is when a person is in the 20s or 30s, and there seems to be no decline in those in the 40's and 50's, and in some instances much older. .' Voice of Broadway Some .MiJst OEVOTED TO INTEREST OP MEIGS-MASON AREA I z":' DOWNING INSURANCE ~ .1: ... e -·· --· ···~JA~..-; 0 ....,•f{fP·-·~,.L, ' ), "As Flna A Quality Paint Money$4• 9ft' "1/f Can Buy" Practically Dript- Good Coverage. Ragular Price $6.00 Gal. Stva At .. . .. .. .. .. . GAL. ,, USE OUR COLOR BLENDING SERVICE SHOP MOORE'S "PAINTS FOR A SPECW PURPOSE" DEPT. FABRIC & VINYL CONVERTIBLE ' TOP COLORS COLORS TO RENEW AND BEAUTIFY UPHOLSTERY IN HOME OR AUTO LARGI SPRAY CAN ONLT MAKE OLD TOPS LgJg~ NEW, LARGE SPRAY IIDUCID TO - ---- $1-t9 'Paint Up Specials ·ei'«JJNNI ENAMELS eiOAT ENAMELS eTRACTOR eMETAL DOWN SPOUT PAINTS eGYM FLOOR eRIDWOOD STAIN eCONCRETE FLOOR IHOP AND SAVI AT MOORE'$ ., •• ·'·--- -·. ~·· ---· '" . l 'j:ill �' ["I '! THE DAILY SENMt ' Rldlard S. Owen. PubUsher Cbester TannehilL Editor Published every afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Valley Publishing Com· pany, 110 Meebanlc St., Pomei'O)', Oblo U76t, ii1Jsiness Office phone WY 2·21118 Editorial pbone WY 2·21!17. l!lltere4 u oeeond dau maUl.., matctr at tho post ofll.. at Nmoroy, Oblo. National ad•artillnl ropn1011tatlve~ BottineW IDmbaU. IDe., N3 Lalqtoa "'"· Now York City, N-w Yort. Subacrlptton rtlet: Dellvtrod by curt• wbtrt a•aUable, 10 eenll per wttt; ODt , ... ID advuco ol tho Dall)r SeniiDel of. ftee flOJIO; oJz m0111ba, 1?.110, throo mODibl NJO. 117 Motor Route wboro oarrltr viet Dot tvaUablt ODt DIGDtll $l.ll0. IIJ mall 0110 1ttr eJ.O.OO: Ita DIGDIIII, NJII; n.r.t -1111. N.OO. !Mr. O'lrlail II ,. llon.) Oldste~ taD Learn THE range of adult education Ia nth· er negll&lbleln MeiJ• county. Tbls II rest of the nation, when people should be renewing their education. One educa· tiona! authority believes that within 25 years It will be regarded 9uite natural for people to return periodically to col· lege and technical institutes to renew their education. Quite naturally such in· ltitutlons have to be readily available. Thla may lead to colleges, like airports, perhaps, being located in evecy county. Several years ago there was offered to people engaged in the retail field and other service businesses of a nearby com· munily a number of specialized courses. From our observation those people bene· fil ed, but the need now Is to see that such courses are on a continuing basis and offered in wider areu, such as our ow n. We not only need further training in the world of the practical, but in the ast het.ic sphere of life to be really well· rounded. Many are passing up the op· portunity of learning new skills. and other useful facets of education. when it is readily available to them through the services of our l1braries. Meigs county's Hhrary clrculallon has up mark•dly the last year, due prl· marily to the launching of the BookmOo bile operation and the devoted adminis· !ration of its supervisor, Mrs. Vilma Pik· koja. Still, even here , youth are {he prime objective, reached through our schools. ~on e veca- It h~l happened In our area that counea 1n typfna and other simple akll!J are offered and there are not enough apphcant.s. We fl\'get, perhaJll, that adult educati(m must be "sold" as do TV sell and waahini machines. It is not e110ugb 1o say, "litre It i1, take it" We ahould ~ ID8tead, "Here It Is, this Js what It it." doior ua, we cannot afford to IIDOrt ... of 1 rabbll ... Tallted will Tooll 8bor, sliD lodged Ia Oeorl'kltl Ulllverllly ~P. ta Boxing About to Suffer Another Black E Our W New York Cavalcade BY LOUIS SOBOL '!be lllk of the tow11--11 lull Irony Is - !hat every one among those who have opotted her In several pla.,.s - iJ Grell Garbo'o n•w 11!01;. Seem1 to lulve dropped som• 20 yem . Comedian Ronnie Martin (C.!'o belt Monica's younger brnther) weds Fran Choolfian, a stunning namenco dancer. til June 5 in Boston. (Well, there goes that hilarious b.lchelor patter he uses in his rootine) ... May. or and Mn. John Lindsay and their offspring will weekend at the Concord, May ! - and for the oceazion, singer Jane Morgan has been booked back. Th• reason for that is - during his campaijlnlng. Lindsay spent a nigh! 11 the Concord and got oo the stage In duet with Jane in a timely offering : "I'll Take Manhattan! " Former crime reporter Marlin Mooney is devolin( himself 1o a biag of Mickey Cohen Simone Sig· noret'• dtr. Allegre! Signore! (sounds like a French son(, doesn't II? 1 tealured in the film ''Tho Sleeping Car Murder," is being tapp<'d by producer Ray Stark lor U.e big role in t be French versittn of "Funny Girl" . . . Huntington Hartford, headIng for bachelorhood again, devoted htmself to attractive bru· netto Nanetle Blake at a cozy dinner for two at !he Rainbow reom. Those behind the lorthcom· lng Cannes Film Festival are olaled - Prioress Margaret baa lot II be known she and the Earl of Snowdon will be amon& those present - first time, any member of the British Royal family has taken In any film festival anywhere One of the htltesl little instrumental and singing rock 'n' roll aroups around calls itqelf the Black Sheep. AU studeota at Colle&~ ate School here organized and beaded by Jack Kriendlor, 1011 of 21's Bob and Florence Kriendler. They put on a bit of I lhow for I (r<Rtp of Ul UP. atairs In the accounting dep1 ot the reotaurant (all tiber rooms being pre-empted by pn. vale parties). But th1 u d of the youngsters has been accepted for college - and each of them 11 going off to a dUferent university this Fall. End of the band! .. . B'way story :JohnDie Miller, a pretty girl In the Copa ensemble, is striving for a singing career and Is bein& coached by Carlo Menotti. And wbo do you think Is her manag. er? - Marty Walshin - a vel· eran waiter at Lindy's !I The Larry Golbarts (he wrote "A Funny Thing Happened, etc., elt' ') tossed a basb lor Milton Berte In London. Among the guests were Cllarli& Chaplin, DOlTOR SAYS By WtUiam LawrenCtJ, D. D. S. DEAR DR LAWRENCE : "I've been wearing upper par· tial plate for years. Now I'm told I need a fuU plate. But my dentiot zays I have 1 lump oo the root of my moulb that will have to be removed before I can get a new plate. I know I've had this lump lor years. Can't the new plato be made to fit over It ' If, not how Is tt removed? And 11 it palnfui'"Mro. G. N. Thia ''lump" aoundt lfkf 1 It lo, terus palatioua and if It'• not much to worry about. Some dentlsla call It a tumor, others aay It does not come witllin tht meaning of 1 W· mor. . Tori are benign, bony out. growtha of unknown origin (although they ~eem to have a familiar pattern) occurring just behind tho upper front leelb and eztending back along the midline of tho bard palate. They assume many shapet and ailelo but only rarely do they ret In the way and hava to be removed. In my many yean of private and hospital practice only rarely bao il been necessary to remove ene. 'lbese aro common growtba BUSIDess HJ• hl"tghls • , • • BERRfS WORLD - SPECIAL I 59 FORD THUNDERBIRD V-8 motor, automatic trans., power brakes and ~ .,,~~· '' ing, white sidewall tires, wheel discs, tinted radio and factocy air. Real sharp. GMAC Financing Available KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac - Oldsmobile "You'll Uke Onr QaaHty Way If Doing l.lni'T 1 WY 2-5342 WASHINGTON - Mldllnt 14ol orders arew ID l'tllrulrJ lor th• filth consecuUve -111. tht Industry'• Trldt AINclao tton dladoaea. Now ordera wert up U per cent 119m JanlllrJ BRd 4S per 01111 froa I "" ~..., earner. - POI'I"'eroy 'Paint Up S~ecials Chief Latex Wall Paint North-South Hardwood Tilt Still in Doubt FIGHT RESULTS By United Preas IDternatlonal TOKYO <UP!) _ Kiyoshi Tan· ICE PLAYOFFS AlRED abe, 112, Japan, knocked out NEW YORK tUPI) -The Akashi Namikawa 111 Iii Ja. Natrona! Broadcasting Compa. pan <2). ' ' ny will televise oatJonally POMEROY LANES . . . ' several games of the NaUonal Wed. Lale Mixed League ;rg~ ~a;e . - J~~ S•s:o•, l MARION, Ohio (UPl) - The LONDON (UP!) _ Walter Hockey League's Staaley Cup Marcb 18 !!1116 H ' hg ~~ a~ e s luture of the annual Ohio Nortb115, Britain, out- Playoffs. beginning AprU 10. ' Won Lost Gump reyM, 1' L 1 p 1"""'t · South High School AII.Star bas- pointed Ernesto Mirande 12! The network will televise arne - ape awn ou ry ' k b 11 Ar · ' ' th · Marklanders 11 4 1517 . H' h T Se . Mid' et a game p1ayed here was ge•tma <8). ree games on consecutive rg earn • st'll SUndays-Aprr·; 10' 17 and 'i--·11 Team 3 9 6 west· Steel. 1422. Ties ' uncer ta·lD lotiay. . ~ Team 2 8 7 Dan Baker, MarJOR Hardmg LEWISTON, Maine (UP!) _ and wdl carry gamea on Gutter Duslers 7 8 High School head coach and Jackie Brll'k~, 120, St. John's, •nd . May 8 If the play·offs Gassers Jonlor Rlgb Girls J spokesman for the •tate coaches N. Y., outpomted Irish So Jay· eonlinue throogh !hoM 5 10 Four G's 5 10 March It, 1!1t141 assoeiaUoR, said Moodey no DeS, 125, Lowell, Mass. (10. High Game - Louise Gil· Won Lost word had been received from :-:.---more. 184, Gary Griffith, 215; IFour Tops 10 5 the Nalional Collegiate Athletic 1'i!'m APIUL 9 The Vary Beet High Series - L011lse Gilmore . Four Spares 9 8 Association (NCAA) committee Gallla area resrdents iRtereal· In Used Can Anywhere 119, Mac Sawyer, >37. High . Fo~r Stooges 6 9 that rules on such contests. ':" m putting their skills to use 5 10 I "Frankly I don't know wheth- 10 developing .nations around team game - Mark!Bnders 642 iStrrkeables NO REASONABLE 1838. ' ' I Hrgh Game .- Kalhy Francis, er it bas ~n approved or not the world are invited to lake OFFER REFUSED 131; H1gb Ser~es Bernie Hen· yet, bot when a decision is hace Corps placemeot testa at 1 SEE . nessy 327; High Team Game made, the Ohio Basketball t a.m. Saturday, April 9. The 1 ,,. '11en's Thundey League 1 and Serres - Four Tops, 431, Coaches Association will be ..,. ~~~ measure aptitude, and iliarch 17, WonLot ! 1240. ttf·1ed and theword w1.0 baveed b11tty to Jearn a --a....,., '··~·-·e ' iD come from them " an NCAA ucational achievement. Tests rabric Sllop l5'1a 8\il Junior Hlg~ Mixed League k . K ' C'ty idl be taken at post offices In "Your Rt.....,. Dtolor" !tmon's Market 15 9 M~rcb 11 111811 SJIO esman ln ansas 1 sa 1A••-· Mar' . POMIItOT, 0. Team 5 15 9 ' W Lost I when contacted by United Press ......., ielta Cl' Chlllieolllt. Donna's Restaurant 1012 13'.> Team 6 6 ' lntemational. N. Y. Clothing House 8 16 Team 4 17 10 The committee was to have Landmark 8 18 Team 3 taken up the matter at a -~-11 15 12 High Game -Pandora Collins; Ashland Oil 13 14 ing Sunday. High Series - Dorothy Nieri, White Electric 10 17 · U· certification Is wl~awn, s-Ins Mlltt c-ty • - • • , Ill! ; High Team Game - Sim· 1 Team· 5 5 2Z any player who partlc1pates >n's Market, 783, 2005. High Game - . Balblra White the basketball II' football 150, Pat Slory, 187; Higb S.... star game weold be denied Tliundey Trlplea League ies - l\lary K. Henneny, 381, first year of varsity ealllege II · Martb 17, !!IN Tom Titus, 4114. Hl(.l Team compettUon 111 • penallY. AGENCY, INC. Won Lost 1 Game and Series - Team e. '!be major poillt agablsl lbe 14 4 ' 674, 1894. basketball rame Is that OX· City Loan 1111 Chlld1 ...., ' Three Bobs 10 I I ~ for it have exCtJeded The homed toad Is really a per cenl PI the I"!S8 lneome, Maple Lawn PoultrY 9 I 812 912 1 lizard. The name toad. comes vlolallng an NCAA guldeUne. Midwest Steel Three Ac~s 6 12 I from the squat, iDaklik . · shape Profits from IIJcb ~ . . 11 IlliG 5'1a 12' 1 a ol Ita body. , .. _ an .tiC~~ ,scbolarshlll'fuiM!, . ' -'"-: 'l'bree .,.. StOD ~ H'gb lamhler Trade Ia METROPOLITAN MOTORS t• Last year at least two !oral school districts offered adult programs in typing and other basic commercial skills. ,, life o1 Zelda, F. Scott Fllqeraid'• w1r.. 11'1 by KIIWWilllr George Zuckerman - entitled "The Last Flapper." A GENEVA PAPER, "Week· ly Tribune," carries a fantutlc 7111 to the effect that Glaela Flellcber, 21, Ia qqed 1o Wid 1 JIIUilB FreDcb 10vtllal, Pl1&o 1ppe Merwya. Tbe publlei\IGII lnslsil boldly thai Gisela ls tba utural daughter of Adolf ffilo ler - that ber 1Mibar wu TIIIJ Fletlcller, who made bledllnel 1D !be 11!1 01Jmpb Ill Berlin wbel sbt 1011 to lllbe Dldrlbon ID lilt javelil tllmr. Wbat makes the story Is that the bridegroom-to-be of lbl1 al· 11p1 deu&hter of IDI!II' II tile HOLLYWOOD WIDSPER3 ~- a melllle!lolf lad. tllal filmdom's JBR Sterling not 10 mucb,' he .blld Dit, beo BRd atage mr Sam Waaamak· eatl8e of bla fradln'ed thlJh or merged quietly rec<!ntly bot the lmprlsomnenL "NIDI though there's lllll no confirm. daya now - and thq don1 leU atioa from either . . Tbe Mllr me wilallbeJ N pllJI to eola 'nlealre lllld Paper MDI ..... lie llid. lit WBI more Playhotlle have· notified Bl'Oid· cbeerM M be lold lllf ol the way agents that they plan a attention be was gotilng - ol '"'illng on the salaries of 1181'1 !lowers from LBJ, Hubert HulJio - 1 $2,000 maximum at the pbrey, J. Edgar Hoover - and Mineola house, 1 $2,500 at lilt a loiJI Ylllt from Oller .JUIIlce Paper Mill. In aome 01118, tile Earl W8l'l'lll - 911118 1D11 etllt atars wlll al110 eont!Jue bl I'll from ltllllttn. "Wbaallup me," a share of the lfOIIeS. Rell llid Too!ll, "ls l nn pi burt atamtloa wage, hey? .. . Mn. wheo I'm. loaded. Tbla blppeDJ Jack Eigen, wife ol llle Chloa~o lhree o'clock In the afternooa TV commentator, re<'" . -when I'm cold 10berl" from major surgery . feud in Hollywood is .,n 1-DIIIy Sentinel, Pomeroy.Mlddlepol'l. 0., :Much 2t, lset Eddie Fisher aod Bob Evana, the fonner mUUauirl manao facturer wlto became a 111m ~ tor for a time : .. Since the robbery of most of her jewels at • bote! here - · moatba • JO, Roz Ruaell telll mt lht 1111 longer eam fer COIIIy baubles - aor the headedles lavolved Ill possession of them . · Former chUd liar Bobby are. !001'11 AI&BD 1'01\ ITI lila tm4 notlceabla as you tldnkJ tells IIlia on hlmaell: b Palm 'nllJ eolumll II lw YGUi111 JIIOo II - aet a kick out ot them, Springa, ht wu kepi walling Ill pie, thtlr probltml and pltJIIIo aod let others In on tilt lull. line for a teblt at 1 pluab spot. 'iiN1, their troubltl and fun. AI Tbe belt kind of bumor cornu Filially, ht Ayl: "I ..Utd a.. wllb the 1'111 of Hllen Help from 10me011e ~~~ C8ll 1111111 er the waiter and said: 'Doa'l U1l, II'Micomll JauPi but at blmaell. - H. you know wbt l WAS?' " . ·.. won't dodit a ltrio111 qu11Uoa MOTIIIR3 ARE LI1E THAT Margaret Whiting il reeordiDc with a l>ruiiHlll. Dear Heteo: an album of ....,. wrlltta bJ Send your taaD-ap quaatlo,. J am •ilhl yean old aod I hel' Ia te lather, COillpoaer RJeb. to Youth Asked For l~ care llkt to watch comics on TV. Why ard WhiUne - every0111 of them II. Helen Holp USI lhll newa- don my Mom make me lura hitherto Wtpuhllahecl. paper. them olf 1nd 10 outdoora when JOAN ROBERTS, (she wu 810 MOUTH 'I'ROUIILB sht !ell my Dad wat<b dumb llle ori&lnal "Laurie" In "()Ida. Dear Helen: old JOll all afternoon7-COM· Marlon Brandt, Simone Slgner- homa") hq been qule!IJ' marMy bill mouth ta my trouble. ICS LOVER. et, Sidney Lumet, !he Dukt ried for some months to Dr. I lhlok I Ill)' twerythlnC okay, Dear Comics Lover: aod Ducheos of Bedford. Berle Aluander Peten. Her 11 raJ and then I pt to thlnkJne about ... Because she's your motligot up al one point to laney a husband, who passed away ear. how ll 801inded and how I could er, but your Dad's wile, and movie in which !hey all would ly last year, waa a doctor, 14o wall: under a worm. Like my molllers can boss you lor your he cast - Brando and Simone - Dr. John Donlon .. . I've pi's lolb aaked me to dinner own pld, but in wives, It's caD· the leads, Lumet lo direct, Gel· seen no meotlon of the recea1 IIIII I wu trying 14 1tnpre11 ed "naatnc." You11 tllld<!ntand bart te wrile the script, "and Mextcan dtvorte of •ID&er Yvon- lbem abotrt how mueb I lalew.. that better about 1& yeara from you, Duke," he chirped, "you'll ne Coustant. Yvonne has often So I made 1ome cracb about oow, honey. - H. hendle the hot dog concession." been on the Jack Paar 8 n d the Governor, who my D a d Dear Helen: My lather works dey! aod IIIJ' The Duke has just Installed a Johnny Carson showa .. Des! doesn't like, belne a RepubUcu, Arnu, who saya he lluds 11 and It tuma out my &lrl'a lat.J. mother worka nights. My dad bot dog stand on his Woburn easy to melt off ~ pound. er Ia a big wheel at the capital atao worn three nllhlll a week, Abbey estate for the benefit (and bis own personal profit) age, confided bls "secret" cllet: and will probably lose bls job so where does that leaYI me? Breakfast: a raw eq bot wa- If the Governor Isn't eleded. Baby-tilling. On the nlgbta my of tourisl• who pour In to the ter with a dash of hdney. DinEverybody laughed. But I bel folks don't work, they go ou~ grounds at a lee . .. The Adrian ner: sleak, sans sail or pepper, they didn't mean it. Mon baby-tltlina. I c.n'tiiUdJ Barbeys the's the diroctor of Tea sans sugar. That's what ' 1 ' 1 111 lsn 'I the first time I'vt because the kids (four of them) th• Brasserie) welcomed a Jjrl, the man sez . . . Jamea BrannJ. put my loot elear down to my are Utile devils, and I almost Suzanne. gan, one of the cornpanloaa of tonsils. The trouble Is I don't ntver get lo ao oul I don't get Delective Lieut. Edward J. appearing II about 25 p e r Drum at the time of the brawl slop worrying about It. Right 111 allowance or get paid lor IS. cent of the population, mostly outside of the Copa lfbicn I'IIUir,. now that dumb stunt seems a· baby..lltlng either. I'm bout ten limes dumber iD mt Sometimes llldall I will just ge In females . Maximum growth ed In Drum'a doalh, baa 11eea lban wben It happened. I don't cralJ with the nolae, 1nd neYo seems to occur in the first 8fle- released lronr llJe Glen Cove even want to call the girl again er haVlnl lilY lime lor myself. thlrd of life and they don't us- HospJtal - ·. Now there's to be lor fear slre'll give me the To get money to buy my elotbo ually conlinue to grow, allhougb brush-off and she'• the nlc· es, I do all the houaewort too. I have a patienl of 70 whose Iori bony area. After !Oillt weeki est girl I ever met. 1nd, I'll ny one thbiB, we•,.. lulo spur!J of growth from time when tbt denlurt settlea In~ Does everybody worry about not poor. I only get out on Sat. to lime. Years go by without place and this space Is lost Jld. apDt milk !he way l do, and urday nights, and maybe once any acllvlty, then suddenly they dltlonal relief can be made. ' bow can I gel over it - or, bet- or twice a week - SOON A get obviously larger. Bul since The removal of lol'i iJ nollher ler y•t, llOt puU ltUpkl IQO(a MENTAL PATIENT they cause minimum dlscom· eompllcaletl nor P&tnlul, al· that make me worry! - PIUL Dear Soon: fort and have no pathologle sig· though there iJ a rWt at accl- Dear Phil: GetUng out IWI! or three Urnes nificance. their removal Js D<lt dental perforation of tho hard You worry over JOOII becaUit 1 weet tan't bad lor age-11. But warranted. palate. J think lt'a sale to 1ay you're ~e~~~IUve to othen' feel· your folks are npect1ne I o o Most tori are unnollced by that whllo II IIOUid be ideal in ilp - IIIII thal'l Oil 1be piUI mucb 11 they aaddle 71Ji1 wllb patients unless they get sore 10me denture • maklne p!'Oeed. lldt. But If you're 10 llftlillft au the housework tmtl chlld - irritations from toothbrusb, ures lo eliminate the torus, Wl .i Jl!ii~~·t llltJ«b 11 your mJa. we. They're also llkinl a bll lalti , ypu may end up mlnua 1 obtnce with the lour "lillie crust of bread, hot soup o, rarely necetsary. lot o friends who'll wonder what devils." 'l'lleJ need llll)lenlsion lever blister. When first notic0 THEY did to puoh you away, from an tldull sitter who wIll ed m this way, many palieota For Pete's sUII PI on that SIT on them. - H. panic lnlo thinking !hey have pltoM and call your tllrl. I'D P.S. Teemt should liaYe .U0W. cancer. bel I Bobby Kennedy button to ances and lollfll to live on them. The tori that are real nul• 0' Ronald Reacan lllenr llle'e But many prefer the clole metbo ances are the ones shaped like l"' bating herself beetiUSI aom• od because they iel iiiOI't thel upside · down mushrooms. Bv United Pms Jnienlottenal lbbw iihe said or dld lllllll hnt way. -H. These collect food on !he un· DETROIT -In spite of 1M lurnecl you off. derslde and sometimes becom• llll(ging pace of automobile P.S. Yes, everybody worrlll '!'Ida ealumn 11 dedlc.ted to innamed. However, II lhese sales lor the llrat quarl8r lht about spilt milk - neept peo. 1\anUy llvfl!J, 10 11 you're hlf.. areaa are kept clean by vigor. Industry hu oialetl aeeond pit who an 10 conceited they- InC kid II'Quble or just plala ously rinsing wilh a mild moutb- quarter output II CllllJ 11,001 •ro convinced: and THEY trouble, let Helen help Y011, wash after eating, irrltaUona cars under the record prodtmo lhouldl She will allo weleome your will be minimal. tlon of 2,&118,000 cm bt !be Eulelt way to atop kietllll own amulng aperle-. Ado Sometimes tori do get In aecond quarter Jut yl8i'. !ht JOursell over !bose "S 1u p 1d dress Helen Botlel ill t1 the way of dentures. To over- decision 14 mainllhl hllh lavel IDoll" (whlcb aren't )ltarly 11 . lhll Dllllplper. come this difficulty a relief lo ootput wu made by lhl made oo lhe palate! aurlaCtJ of companies even l1loulh doaltr the denture ; aclually a space io inventories are blah and retaU created betweeu the denture auto financin& cbaraea 11'1 and the bone so that the denture JOinl up. doea not rub and Irritate the The Ohio State University Extension Sorviee provides remarkably well ·round· ed youth and adult eduratlon through ita agricultural and home·oriented pro· grams. These are tndlrators on the 1ood side. ~Iuch rtmail)l to be done, howev~r. and II lS time to &et to it. a 110\'el based oa tho recklesl HELEN HELP US! a situation that ahould not ezlat In thil period of Ifill! advancement In the comple:dlles of !Ue. We should be In the proo cess of Involvement In many educatloJio a! prognrna oulllde of those for the youth of our community. Thla ahould be a time, if we are to keep pace with the It is time to discount the elderly no. tion that education is a neatly packaged period ~~ time measured in the years us· ually from six through the college years. \\'e are afraid, however, that there are ' t II I many persons with the idea that they ha ve reached the apex of learnlng with lhe receiving of a high school or college diploma . Some educators are of the opin· ion that the need for refreshing ones ed· ucation makes it Imperative that a union of adult and vocational education is a logical one. There should be a constant pres· sure on persons to elevate their abilities to make them able to do more demand· ing and fulfilling work, and above all to create a better understanding that will enrich their lives. Koufax, Drysdale Report for Work; Dodgers WhiteW Jack O'Brlm COMMENTA.nNG EDITORIALLY The old notion that adults cannot learn as quickly u their children has been exploded. According to one auth· ority the old timers have aomething gOo ing for them that is not possessed by tb1 youngsters. The youth in his or her teens or early 20's may Jearn faster, but the adult can draw on the benefits of exper· ience, sharply drawn goals, and the desire to learn, and contrary to some opin· ions, a still potent abUlty. Another auth· ority states that the real question in ad· ult education ls not whether the adult can be taught. but rather how wfll he learns. and under what conditions does he learn best. Most persons agree that the best time to learn is when a person is in the 20s or 30s, and there seems to be no decline in those in the 40's and 50's, and in some instances much older. .' Voice of Broadway Some .MiJst OEVOTED TO INTEREST OP MEIGS-MASON AREA I z":' DOWNING INSURANCE ~ .1: ... e -·· --· ···~JA~..-; 0 ....,•f{fP·-·~,.L, ' ), "As Flna A Quality Paint Money$4• 9ft' "1/f Can Buy" Practically Dript- Good Coverage. Ragular Price $6.00 Gal. Stva At .. . .. .. .. .. . GAL. ,, USE OUR COLOR BLENDING SERVICE SHOP MOORE'S "PAINTS FOR A SPECW PURPOSE" DEPT. FABRIC & VINYL CONVERTIBLE ' TOP COLORS COLORS TO RENEW AND BEAUTIFY UPHOLSTERY IN HOME OR AUTO LARGI SPRAY CAN ONLT MAKE OLD TOPS LgJg~ NEW, LARGE SPRAY IIDUCID TO - ---- $1-t9 'Paint Up Specials ·ei'«JJNNI ENAMELS eiOAT ENAMELS eTRACTOR eMETAL DOWN SPOUT PAINTS eGYM FLOOR eRIDWOOD STAIN eCONCRETE FLOOR IHOP AND SAVI AT MOORE'$ ., •• ·'·--- -·. ~·· ---· '" . l 'j:ill �I ~'I . 6· ~ fi'Oill · .,v. . . .._~ ' !;! t~~~~'ll: ,J:: ~are~~= 0 0 • ~ ~Jf Inc Cambrld&e . : = e d ID ibe lll&bt u, PI!\ \be d;ug, a ~ Monday DJabt 11111 early lioday f illeUc eaJltd ADL, bJ ~ 'It law .m 1 1 rt 1 111 ~ over ,.,. alllal-11 ...a ell' rw to wlllllJ 11mutard .type druelllllhalll ;;p;atld .;••; tl Ill Dllbt. All All' Fwee QteraD for their jobs, or llle Air Force 81111 11 pollee ufllcels YiewediD Is '111'0111· lllldu"l!eol oldlcl ID tilt air ID 11111 J"l'l .~ t~ owr Mdlls., }(,1,, IJid - . lqlJJ'Q nporll, orct 111'1 dlpullw III'IJ \o4lf llid bas ~ ~~ 1111 a., IIW WW4, d:lrlllll IYklenct lo w ve wmd ""* "C ot. •.we:fied fl:/, attack! oaly c:I!ICI!CIIUI ~ CCIUiiiJy wilbollt bll'lllilll I10I'IIJI1 eeJII, '1'111 IIPiilll _. Gl over Alii Arbor, Mklb. ~l'lel'rtllial. 11e 1s onl)' cl!lt!Ous\r opttnmtk bttls uf 1 pt• from 1 J'w IIIGN IbiD two weUI, 'l1lllt 1hlllp '" I'GII ' : about whelber tile drug retired JllriAt 111jor IbM td to u~e!UI In lmtbl& CIP' ID CoqrtD IIW&tiple lilt - ~ 1VI .._ ;.:: J'QI'It IIIYthla& we bave," Keybol man3. -• YlehCU1 "'" aald. "We wut lht Air Foree MGN lban Ill polloem-. bon liP• 1111 latuNa1 ; : JQWely to end 118 secrecy 01 Lazybona PIGA liremeD IIIII $1deDI8 0( the aJudfJcl lbe reports were • lllbUDP IDd stop rldicUllng EP PuacleD• 811 lofarineoiiiD Ga- Pftd by l.lllnltlous 111mb 1811 eccpetllll wltnesset." will: wASiliNarotl - R • Fromk T. Bow, 1\ • Cantoa, claimS the AgrklUiture Departmen! is urgl,. farmers to adept "'lB,._" u 111111' lOIII· Ill l'llld lo 1111 4-Dall)' Sentinel, ~ddleport, ,":l • theme a., u. 1lriel area Ill louthenl Cllllllfo. =:!, 'trt-=~...:._,..... ba he ljj,;gh-t' lbe River News Asked w 1 ll&hll lie saw ml8bl be, a SID 111111'11111. Calif, poUct ofllcer 11114 It «<llld haVe ~ I bouill ~a:,::: ~ l-to ·.·.~~:·, ·.-'. o~ lfueb -:zt,- teet- -· eo~~e = Ke7~!.J ........ =~ Retreatmg • Reds Turn Jaula,frcG~oJ:.i~': :;::~ llleJIIo Arlin U-11 61 l.IAU, Die8 Tuesday aoclety." said 111e Jl po!nl8 wwe GJ*'IIIID Will and tbt P'O" 1- tbe rereleased eomprebenslve health in Implementing PI'. PWSANT- AriiP 11 1 rtUdllll uf II VIIDd who Ud opnt4d. barber ,:_v~ = ''PUll tblllate w.U IlDdy ~aadou= ~rf:: Attackers ...P. r.uowa ing In Which It_Is Installed. Can You AHord To Take A Chance On Any Paneling That Offers Less? U: :de roJb Forrest Drake a da Dtes Mon y !: SAlE ::r-· .rn~:\1 a. •----LI Sh 5tore N. 2ND AVE. Raclue Future Homematcers of America are in ibe midst of their moat busy week, 1\larch 27 to AprD I, which lithe week 600,000 members of thla orpn. ization hold National F.H.A. Week. 'l'lle Racine chlpter hal IIC!b@du!ed a number ol acUvlti81. Theae laclude llllkinl 1 school exhibit, welrinc name tap, arraas!ng 111 u h 1hit in lbe window of Croll' lllort, and placing posters 111 Racine, SyraCUSB, and Pomeroy. The nine projects of the current program of work ere 111Jed: Individuality Counts, Good Health-A Valulhil Aallt, Johe, Cll'll!n, and You, Moralt and MIIIIDII'II Matter Good F•-"u ~·....' Relatiortl Tbrouib Comlllunk:a· tioos, Citizelllhi9 Cha!!ences You, Your Neillhhon Near and Far, Mike Yaur Money Behave, and Leilure Time-Construction Time. Next on the schedule after F.H.A. Week comes planning for the celehraUon of F.H.A.'I 21st birthday. To Jwlp celabrata F.H.A.'s BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY MIDDLEPORT, 0. rr. I o •• • • • -------•1 Mill Onldlnllllrriloo, Leon; brolbm, Jualor IIIII Oordoo llarriloa Melboul'lll 1"'L Jansford cl LilllriJ, Damll of Given, OtJe IIIII Dtncll, both of Leon, IIIII Gtrald llll'l'laoll of QIIDute, (Continued From l'a8' Ollt) Reoldeoll of the Melle Ltdi11rmament to farlllll8 to cal Mlel Dlttrlat _. .., bid beetl ependlnl the wlllter. international J'lllllons. m'"""" ....e ~Pill oldie pobMrs. Archer had pillllled to reNearly $,000 deieptes trom lie ......... ~ el ,,. Jlo turn lo her home at Hogsett me aad lined; lilcludl"' Ill m. at a. ,_• ., 11e111r this week Jll'ior to her milbJp, a!l-ctar reprM•tatloa '""' 16 RIP SeW .. ....... a foreign P'll'llel. tlu.ct the campalp fir a. JJI ---JIRIVBit QuiD 1 :U.mlin's PalaQe cl Congressts of lle !lew ~vt )iol..ld Temna wiD Rlcblrd WUson, W, Middleas Brea- laid dotm ·lbe ~ lcllool hoed la111 Ia iMI ., r port, - IITeslld Moaclay 111 Soviet parlJ'I #lll<DJiiltcl>eV IIOltd 11 11aJ K laaeoffWecJoCIIday "-Y Pollee 1111 I reoklWI line. 4 ,._. ellalnDQ ltr a. Frisld ttmperalllrll apin operation dlarp. Wllloo wu It was lbi! 11r1t Soviet promollaa of lbe bold Jsaae :pipped Ohio early toc1ar aa an clt4d 10 •PJIIII' befort ~ oongreq a1nct 1111 IIIICI llrGo will ill ....... fte ...,. arct1e hJcb preuurt at'lll set- Qwlla Llpr AprU I. hnev souaded • temedilll .... II pentu ... arp!do Ued over U,. stall, U. OPI keynote.+Viet Nam.ltt dllnalld- •tloll t• c Ill II pUlll" reported. JtlDGIIBNT ORAN'I'BD ed that tile Vaitlll llalel 0( tile boi!d line 10 allC!It But tht -liltnDII prellict- 1te114r D. Matheny, tt al, its AUies . . , · .0 INOPI ed I chlnce of !ICitlUtd lhoW· bas been cranled ID ti.IOO Judifrom Viet x.cf! ·.and acoept era reachin& the slate from m•t hom 0. F. Lute IIIII IoBI Hanoi's 1~ ,plall for a CONCLAVE SET Iowa ancl Wllcoaain tonight IDe., In Mells County Common peace setti~ . ¢'__ A special coliCiave of Ohio lilolll wlib WUCIIII' tempera· PltaJ Caurl, April It at t e.m. _ _;....oo~~o·o. Valley CoDlllll!lda7 No. 24, "-· llu been Ill u tbe dala for a GIVE $Zit fO .UIU'I' Jtnlghts Tel1111ar, wDJ he held lrtlll Qlerlolle Pecldwn va. llesidenl8 of die Bedford 1111 Merch 30, at f:JII p.m. to IIIVICI 4T 2 WIU!am Weaver, IDd Boanle community 111ft R'Cied GHr CIOIIIer the Order t1 the Red hMn1 ltl'l'ica lor Raymond JND Klmw hal bolD pled 1234 to Jile Poli*OJ lll*•l!lo Crllle ana JCal&ht of Malta, llllbt, RL 11 MNdltport, will 1 divOI'Of from J01 Paul K!m~s cy unit as proceeds of il' ~lney Albert C. Wooclard, Imminent be Wednllday at 2 p.m. at the i lad CUlltodY of a minor clllld ID '"PI"'' they coaducted Saturday eommaoder, aiiiiOUilCed today. Rawlln.OOIII Flljlerai Home 1alher court acllvlt.J. night at HemJock Gr8llll Hall. with the Rev. O'Dei! Manley of· Squadmen, tbaMi!ll l'tlldiBII lleiaUnJ, lDIIead of the time Ill ~tl or Ooe Bedford area ~ slving FIREMEN c.w.ED pnvioull7 IDDOunced. lhe supper said lhll fucldt '1'111 MNdlepori VolUIIIetr wr'Jid be used to parcl!ael IIW Plrt Dtparlnleal wu 01lled lUll" Premium Quality equipment. 'lbts WU the ~ at t:if p. m. Monda)' to .. """'ecutive ,ear 1 auppar bu tlnplah 1 liN Ia a llllhinll If you can hear people talk b"en held and Ill pocilldl machine 111 a hoUH tr)Jiler at561 ID~ can't mate out the words turned over to 111e POIIMI"OJ N-~• - · . . eltarly, then this will he your i """ n,...,.. wwer. An extremely 11111D uo11t _ _ _... . .. ; ---burlng aid uslnC a tiny ener- I f M p-...1-Dea · Midget Trtnlltor Htarlllg Aid I COCHRAN p AINT5 ~d~~~\t.=:lf!'t:~ 1110 c a P e• ao II; Ia U.\ Meip oe111111 &i•"al f'INID flt, cosrs AdmlssM.t .- I.:eOcW'd Hess. Wlllaol N. llonMI'. tt, o.toretor Colors beartn1 and. 1111 bttll lor P"menJy Ray ~. Dtmblll', Te ilnlld $lO IIIII OHr 10 years. With his new W. va.: Ada l.amhert. Mlddl~ =~ ,_~~pelt Mayar C. lid, even whispers are ceyJtal 1 port: M,abel Cle!811d, 0 011 1 recll1lal opera· Eiza Weicb, ll'olllfJ'O)'. tb,n . . . . Ill dciJ• Wilbur C. f;, 91h St.; Erlt, Pl. You il!8charges - l.eoaanl 11118, CllllebWU forftlj,. L~~•• & MlddJtporl 1 receive lull information 24 PomenJy; GUbert: Zwilling, ' l lliiiW 'IP"""IDf PIMIN WY 2-2511 -'1\0 coli or obllgstion wbat011 1 15 ;:eroy; R. K. RolleD, Middle- - IL--...,;,..;.,_............... elller.-Adv. ~~- Rae~. ~r S•·, HARDWARE CHASE I:II,.~Chno,Mtr. :1 ollf.td ~~:~~d~~!; ~~ @@~@Diftl@[&[l~§ ©~WIMI~I GAll @IFil @IHIU= l'robi!Jiy lht 10m1 people are 11Ul pna 101' i. thoM !'Oitrlnl wiftll.lunneil called window air cond~ion· :, ante that t~ havln't heard how little it costs to own 7 'lllhcll•houll Qaa 1lr cond~ionln&o 1 Htlr It nw. Fourt..., doliara • month- or le!ll-not onl)l buYt a powertui th,...ton CIIJIICHY Glt central air condition!"' ~em. but lnatalis it, too. And thart' a no "' 1111'111 · ,.... MIMII111rt1 .... dDwn fllymtnl. - lho fullacls m O.. . . ttfU• lUI I • IF!!JIII' lfiiQIII payment ...... ' .... . • Dots till low price surprise you' it shouldn't, whan you conskler that acompact Gle air cOIKI~Iontr attachtl to your present Gas furnace, COII'Itl:linalt lnatantly 111to a matched heatlng·coolinl team. Gas air condHionlnl I• the quietest, IOI<gest-iived and 11!011 troubl•free ola!IY eentl'll bome-cooiing system. And -'TIIcal Gil can cool your whole houile, every room. for a fraction of the cast of kMP!nl 1 flock of nolty one-room eir ·eondi· t'-1 in electrlcKy. Sand in the no-obligation coupon tay,and I<IJo\lloUm· mer with cool. healthful air In every- I" your hOme. 1 I I I I I I I . in tllw "plQYbJck" Millul & Co. ~ •UIP"tod by the above cortOOA. IIAVI.GMIMW. 'NI!tlll5f'f'IUIINP. --- - --·- --- ··- --- - ----------··. -- lo"':;i.";c, lfiii'NI-i.. .,.• • far the tepiC'IIIa!. rohoMt Rln .... the ••s ..g••, way, aide wtlll'l • o of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce In New York. !4 BOUoo ADDuUy "We have operations Ia t8 countries, doing a to\ljl annual businels of over lour bUlloD dollars," Wakasugi told uPr. ''We are lb!e lo take on repre:senlatton of soleclld pnluetl of many kinds. We seek oul customen, arrance all the details of a transaction, and even through . our own associated flnns furnish shippinJ, ware houamg, msurance, customs clearance• and other laciil· lies, ''We CIO offer a complete package of services." , The New York o~ce of Mitsui l~ the iar&~st m the com· pany s llltemal10nal operatioo. It covers more than 8 000 prod d . •, . ucts ~n WakDBII&! Bald bus•· Future Homemakers of ADler· is ffi · 11 ---• by lb ICa o c1a y spo......."" e u. s. Office of Education and the American Home Econom· ~es~ ~~~e throug~ ~w k:J Alsociation. Financial supo $1m;,ii;o cee:foun a I port comes from dues of mem· n Y 'Y •n gross sales. bars and different p r 0 j e c t 1 lhrou&Jlout tho year. H 11 h Friendly Neighbors school home economics teach· Cl b M ,.,. era serve as advilora to U eel3 0~ .6~nd F.H.A.'s 11,000 local chapters The Friendly Ne1ghbors Club throughout the United State:!. of Pomeroy mel at lbe home of Eileen :Bowera Mar. 22 for a poUuc:k dinner II I P m II of the club'• 17th . y. . PreSident Mildred Amoid c011. dueled the ~iness meeuna and IIh ske was decided. to take Eaater some other stales have law! a 1811> retudents af' the c~ forbidding motoriall to step in- ty lnflfiD~ on April 5. The to traffic from the left side of traveUn1 pme donated by Milcars. Yet, ha sa•d, eome cars dred Arnold was won by Eleahave consoiea between tile front nor Werry. Games were conseats "making it almost impos- duced by Elsie Heines and priz. slble for any hot 1 gymnast to es won by Betty Reibel and cot out except from the tell Tean Werry. Others attending side Into traffic." were Vera Buchannan 1nd Ju"The aomblnaUon, then, of dy Werry. lbt cons,oJe forcinc the motorial . to exit mto tramc where, as a VISIT OVER WEI!XI!:ND pedestrian, he will be speared Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith by the lethal protuberapces of of Columbus were weekend OIICQmlng cars is a perfect ex- ~ueats of his daughter and lam. lliiPle" of how auto makers ill- lly, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carman nore aafety, he said. and sons, Peach Fork Road. :e ,, :::v.:: ;he Avengers" dlsp!aced 1 ABC-TV's one-boor "Bell Ca· who is adept at judo 1Dd 1• <Ao•••" ,....,_1 sey" series, and apparently the karate, but I am afraid she is YHfndoy'•I'..,..WIIGH GIANI' DITHI• • - • new arrival has betll a bit ef a pretty tame ttuff compared ~•••., H.,. • ....,.. <owol lw ""'""" •I tiW<1 hit in our culture-minded with the yoong ladle& that one _._loU ...,_SHE IIID IIIJ nmt motherland, which is said to can see 1111y Friday or Saturday cluck its tongue at the nasty night on Sunset l!ouievanl. •iolence of American television . ' --and il8 effect on children. Now •I yoo want to .• a real • Monday night's debut had so aecret agent from Br•tam, tune many killings that 11 made m lllis Saturday mght to tbat "Hamler' seem nothing more fellow PatriCk McGoohan on than "Rebecca of Sunnybrook CBS.TV's "Secret A&ent" se- Pomeroy POINT PLEASANT - Jury Southside: Joyce Lee Car!IOII, Farm." ries. Now there's a zingj> gent Middleport Commilsionere, Ottle C. Rolls Mason; Clarence Gill, Letart; The stars of this masterpiece lor you. Works alone too. and Fred Green, drew jlll'OI'I Bessie F. Kinnard, Hogsett; are Patrick MacNee and u 1a11 a for the grand 1nd petit juries Harry L. Krebs, Rt. I Point Rigg and they are perhaps the of the May term of Mason CoUll- Piell&aol; H. Donald Ohlinger, mosi uninteresting law ·-'··· " ty Circuit Court Monday aner- New Haven; William Stover, cers that video has seen noon in the office of Circuit Pt. Pleasant: Nellie Kinnaird, years. The British normally are Clerk Howard Schultz. HOIJSett; Richlrd Alford, Mil· dispassionale hot not lmo.ororm· The empaneltn& ended seven ton; Harold 0. Ohlinger, Le- al et the headliners 01 years as Jury commissioner for tart• Anna L Coltri!i PI Plea· '. Y E .h ' · ' · ser~es seem not ng1IS at Democrat Ottle C. Roosh, New sant Route: Weldon Wears, Rt. but str•ngely aside from · WINGTIP Haven, whose four year term 1 Pliny; Herbert Sayre, Lotart; l •.,.,;,nts like' members 01 e:qlires June 30th. Mr. Roush Grace Stone, Rt. I Pt. Pleasant; wholly different country that · was appointed commissioner Edward Jackson, Pt. Pleasant ; impersonal rather than di'soas- IJ to fill the unexpired term of . L. Clyde Bowen, Apple Grove; sionate. J. Rultencutter m 1959 and was Harry Click, Cottageville: Cath- For a reasonably pretty girl I then appointed for a lour year erine Mitchell Thomas, w.,t Miss Rigg, in he•· role, cam~ Storm Welt term. No IIICCISll,.. to Mr. Roush Co!umboa: Elizabeth P. Berry, across amazingly dull. Mr. bas been named by the Court. Pt. Pleasant: Herbert Hender- MacNee. in turn, has a matinee Adds Durability Grand Jurors drawn Monday son, Henderson: Charles Steph- idol charm thai may he graded were: enson, Rt. 2 Point Pleasant: a• something less than that As Do The Long Arbuckle District, Helen Lu· Carol J. Shadle, Southside; Lou· poss..sed by . Chill Wills . Wearing Soles. cWe 8runon, South Sl'de,· CJen- Ise Powe II ' New Haven: R. V. He Is handsomer ' say, than say Mr . I' den!~ District, Frank Vester, Gibbs, Sr., New Haven : Adam Wills, bul the lun"y' thi~g i~ Glllipohs Ferry and Russell 0 . Krebs, Route 1 Poml Pleasant; that one hardly ever seems to Nowlin, Pliny; Cologne District; Mrs. J. s. Black, Apple Grove; notice it BlD Charles A. Herdman, Leon; Marcus Feazeii, Elmwood: I The p~emiere slory of "The WID'111S Cooper D'18tr'ICt J ames R. Cur t'IS Bales, I Robe rtsburg ·. In~ I Avengers'' concerned ilself with stoats, Letart: Graham District, ez Oliver, Pt. Pleasant Route; ! the ri hts to a fabulous Henry Buck, Jr., New Haven Betty Yester, Gallipolis Ferry ; 1 el•ctro~ic deveio ment _ aod Willie Johnson, Letart Park McDermott, Cottageviiie; I al:o with 3 kiilerp robot created II Route; Hannan District, L. Ed- Donald Foglesong. Mas o n; by one of Ihose brllli•nt-but-evil ward Powell, Glen1Yooti and J. George A. Trew, West Coium- 1 N dl _ 10 01 C •Griffith ' Ashton·• Lewis Dis- bia·• Henry stewart• Southside·• course ypes. theee •ss t say,t mven or mee s a trict, Sherwood Costen, Ohio Lawrence Newberry, Rt. 1 Pl. ! horribie dealll and tile robot is River Road. Mrs. Melvin Cha!>- Pleasant; Hazel A. Eads, Pt. I l'k . d 1• d man, 1204 Viand Street and E. Pleasant Route; Mrs. Fred Bux· 1 ewose es roye · Joseph Buffington, Windsor ton, Pt. Pleasant: IV. J. LiiiY.I the petit jurors will begin their · MIDDLEPORT, 0. Court; Robinson District, Roy Ashton; Everett Keeler, Leon: I duties 011n I>IM:'lay/l9'Lith'_'a"_t.:'_9~•-_'_"m':...._b=========="""'===!!!!!!"'!!!i!"!: Krebs, Rt. 1 Point Pleasant; Mrs. Ralph Raike, Pt. Pleas-· - - · ···'" ' Union District, Jay E. Stone, ant; Cecil Williams Pt. PleasRt 3 Leon: wauener District, ani; Coliett Keefer, Leon; Scotl CUrtis McDaniel, Mason and Bennett, Rt. 3 Leon; lmogene 1 Mory E. Froelldt, West Coium- Arrowood, Glenwood: Frank bia. Hendrickson, Mason. i Petit Jurors are: The Grand Jury wiil begin ; George Cottrlll, Leon; Rufus dulles at9:30 a.m. on May 2 and , mu, ~tart: Luemma Thomp- .. --- i 1011' ~Ilion; Ancli Tucker. Elm· I wood, Mrs. Jack L, Fowler, Pt. Pieaoant; Madison :Bowles, Grand, Peti't Jun"es Drawn For May Term on Monday _, ,.,~ Robinson's I BROGUE . 1 I I CHJCAGO ~UPI)- A Universlty of llilnoil eapart OQ 10lo accidenlt Moaclay Ul'led federal lawa to require 11ft17 leetures on Amerlcall cars, ''The IDIWII' te cars llllll"d Wildcat, Tiger and lllll'raeudacars wllb teatl! In 'em-1111111 of the same kind," Prof. Jeff· rey O'c-:1 Slid. O'Colllllll, who IJ)Idallnllln the law c1 auto aeddlllll, II tbe co-author of two bodcl on the subjeet-"Silel)o Lui - An lD· dictment of tbe Auto Industry" and "llulc Protecllan lor the Traffic Vletlm." He said In a speech belore the City Club ol Cbicqo tblt . TWO ffiGHEST CAPITAI8 the IUio ladullry rtgarde uf• World's two highe!!l capital ty u a problem far tba drlv• :::in~cap~taz,andB~~~:~~ '•h ........... the thaD or h"' way """""' n r Tibet. Both cities have an the 111to mal<tr. Holzer Hospital: Visiting eievauon over 12,000 feet. 1 He said auto crUI desip houl'l S-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parent& PI'. PLEASANT "often elosely eppi'Oicllll the! only ou Pediatrics Ward. Mrs. Marion D. Fergu90D, IronLIVIISTOCK SALES co. of ideal 1lljury produebli Admh&loaa ton; Ben F. Kesainger, JackPT. PLEASANT, w. VA. mech10lm11." . Mra. Robert H. Craft, 2113 11<>n; Mrs. Frank V. He01ley, saturday, Marcb 26, 1981 See Our Beautiful "lillng hllllf uy w 11 bid Klneon Dr.: 'Mrs. John W. Hart· Ravenswood; Kevin M. Curtis, HOGS - 175 to 220 23 to 24.· enough, but lheae proJICiiOIII weil, Rt. 1 Gai!ipolio: Ml'!l. Har· Jackson: Ralph E. Huff, Iron. 75; Heavies 21 to 23.50; Li(.lts i could turn injury into fatality,• lie H. Sheets, Rt. I Northc~; ton: Mrs. James Ludden, Jack· tt.fiO to 22; Fat Sows 19 to 21; h~ said. Mrl. 'Alfred R. Smith, Rt. 2 Che- •oo: Mrs. Donald H. James, Rl. Pigs 12 to 17; Stock Shoats 18 I O'Connell old he !poke 11> t shire; Granville . Burnette, Rt. 1 Hamden; Reaina W. Maynard, to 26. salesman at the Chlcqo Auto I Palrlol; Mrs. Ruth Montgom· Ja<klon: Carla J. Johnson, Rt. · CATI'LE - Heifers 17.70 to Show about thle and the sales- ery, Eureka Sl8r Rt.: Mrs. 1 Oak Hill; Miss Chlora Leach, 23.60; Fat Cows 17 to20.60; Canman repll@d, "'It just pes to Homer L. _:BoneC\Itter, Hendtr· Rt. 1 Wellston. ners 10 to 15.30 ; Buns 19 to 22.· prove yeu're not supposed to 1011; Arhn Hall, Pt. Plea· Births to: Stock Cows and Calves 14 Large Plants Can Be hit anylhinJ.'" sont: Benjamin F. Tracy, Pl. Mrs. L. Harmon Sprouse, Ew- wM; Stock Steer• 21.10 to 27: Used For A Striking O'ConneU said tulnola and Pieas-~nt; Cora J. Varian, Mas-llngton Rt. 1, daughter, 8:51 1. Stock Heifers IT to 24; Stock _ ___;__ __;___;_:.;__ _ lon; MISS Mary A. Braonon, Pt. m. Monday; Mo'S. Homer L. Steer Calves 23 to ::0: Stock Effect in Hallways, Be· side Fire Places or Stairs. T 1• Pleasant; David R. Yerian, Mu- Bonecutter, Henderson, aon, Heifer Calves 22 to 26. PV1• ur e l11el on; Mra. Frederick T. Armstead 1:20 p.m. Monday; Mrl. Don· VEAL CALVES - Tops 38.· Smaller Plants Make A Speelal11t Coune Pl. Pleesant: Mrs. Jack L. Ran- aid H. James, Rt. 1 Hamden, lD; Second& 36.70; Medium 27.- Handsome Centerpiece Pvt. Cerl J. Clrele, 1101 of dolph, Pt. Pleasant; Kennetll san, 7:21 p.m. Mondiy: Mr1. 80 to 31.50; Common & Heavies For Any Home. Mr. and Mrl. Homer M. Clrele, D. See, Middleport; Lee Ru~t- Alfred R. Smith, Rt. 2 Chesh- 22 to 36.50. Our plants are Route 1, Racine, eompleted a siU, Pomeroy: Mro ..R. Kenton ire, son, 7:47 p.m. Monday. ---communication eeater specialist Sheline, Pomsroy; Paul M. DlscbiiJ'Po P!ea11111t Valley Rosplta! course at tile Army Soolbeaat· Clark, Rt. 2 Racine: Craig Herbert Blankeftlhip, M r 1. 4d111Uied - Mrs. Andy Hall, ern Signal School at F't. Gordon, A. Swick, Rt. I Middleport; Mrs. Jacob C. Chevalier, Mrl. Sam· Leon; Wilma wens, St. Marys, . Ga., Mai'Ch t&, apeeieiillng 111 Raymond L. Walburn, Middle- ue! B. Roliiftl, Min Emma W. Va. 1 teletype sets anc1 otber com- pori: Am~ L. F11napn, Jr. FQrthe, Kimberly J. Gooder- Dilcmged - Mrs. L. Reyn· municatlons equipmellt. Syraet~~~ : Mrs. Kenneth L. Mil- ham, Virgil Goss, .times F. olcla, Pl. Pleasant; Radford Circle entered the Arrny last Jer, Mltldleport; Mrs. Morris E. LOlli. Homer F. Moore, Jemn W11111!ey, Henderson: Mrs. N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Octo...,. and aompllled balk Davil, Rt. 1 Oak Hl!i; Mrs. R. Poweil, Albert Rice, Mra. 1~Aiollzo=:.~DI;;;ck~-:_·~Pt.;;_:P~Ie:=as:.:a:nL::..:J~~iiiiii!i~5iiiiiiii!~::::::~ tralnin& at Jl'ort K!IOX, Ky. 'nle Mar1on D. ~IJ'IIIIOII, mnlona lllrokl M, Saunders, Mrs. John 11 , --- - - - ----20-yur-old I!Oidlar WUII'idtlll- Ben F. Kesa1111er. Jaekaon: Mre. W. Snyder, Mrs. John T1ylar, ed from Southern BICb School Frank V. HaDII17, Ravenawaod; Mn. Parry c. Taylor, Mre. Befm enllcq lhe Af- Kevin M. CurUI, Ja<kaon; Jlalpb Warren S. Wil1011, R. Allen 111 tl6ii b· emplo)'elllly Wilt E. Hull, li'O!IIon: Mrs. ~emes Yuug... Ml'!l. Charlea R. Aliw· !!....,~ w~ectne Columba& • Lwlden, Jactlltln; Mrs. Donald worth and lnfaat daughter, Mrs. """'~.. • H. Jamu, Rt. 1 lfamdea: Re- H. Wenden Ball and infallt gina W. Maynerd, Jackaon; ear. dsiJihler, Mrs. James H. Bar· I I 1 }'01!11 CHOICE ONLY fl.9ii .· Decorate With Something N;·ll; .li0.\"1'11 ••• I'IJR J• •• ••••••• ,WO~'J'MII • Operates au!omaticall:v (on at du>k. off a: dawn ' .l:. • Ooesn "t burn ueedies>ly during the da,· 1 • Weatherproof t'Qitvcnieuce \'\ • Four ligh! bulb5 indu~ Includes normal installation •up to 30 feet .. -- THE DAILY SENTRlt•:..J;;.;JoluiiOII;;;;;·~Rt;;;;.t;;<lll;;t~Hu;:t;~k;;er;;.;;an~d;;inra;nt;;-;:~;;~;~.!':.r;.;;; 1).!\'0'I'ID '1'0 IHI'Ilm!r OJ lj'" MEIGS • IWOti UEA ·;:==~~IJIIF ,' c•"''..=::~w:r........ ""'-r: IAif HilMI .... without attMN _0__ . . . . . ..... -. ___ .1..-..... VaUQ Publlllbi CoJDaiW• 110 lho OUYWliSIII9 •• , ·; ehulle St.. FOIHroJ.r..2,1110• t&ttl..... = . . . . -. . =.,. . ~'-------------~--~---- THINK Ql' ....~THE THIN!P YCIU £:NO c;)Q WITH Tl'ii MONI'Y ygw I>Jly 18 !he . Patterson 11 1111 oull'•""'•n 111 DUDLEY'S . ' WHOL8-HOU&B GAB AIR CONDITIDNINGI COSTS 814.00 A MONTH TO OWNI . f Ill $3.00 up ~~~0 . l r) plot. I mean, they solved everything, hot somehow II all seemed none of their hutinees, and there were times wh"' 1 was more eymJ)IItbetic to the ,...,_cl @[N!J~c~@@IMi] ~ •,. V'/HA'f t'AVIC' t!ollll:t AII'Tilit HE FIRED 'Tile SLINGSHOT. PLANTS WMI11ft1=0 '1 II I BLOOMING MUM ~@IJ[}::{]~OO m. t] ltudy. CliiO The mqre I all bert lad breakup · wOIIder, lbe more I 1111 II 1 AI~ lblJ 1088 ov• what h II uaclly that week'it 11ye e lnhl·~·~~ Mr. MacNee and 11\lss Rill an ed on the ~ stlpJIOiecl te be doing in the rQJliUred lbe By RICK DU BROW lllliW Preas Jaterulioall HO~YWOOD (UP! -Anotber BritiSh series, "The Avengen," 1rrlved oo American television Monday night. Needless to say, it is about a sort of secret agent. Need!fts to say, it is a sort of a spOOf. Neediesa lo say. the hero ilkes vintage cars Live! w~w the home of her aliter, Mn. Aalll Gm, Columb111, where aile I I f I · H •tal N ospa ews • eem.- Brezbnev b!rlhday the chapter wiU land lt psople to the F.H.A. alate COIIVentlon at. Columbus. Thue 14 people will consist of four voli!lll de!egatas, Sharon CJJ. vert, J&~~ice Manu11, Debbie McCiun& and Sharon Rotllh; one hosiess, Connie Leadlnc· hiiD; the president, Suzanne Winebrenner; Award of Merit chllnnan, Linda Weaver; choir member, Cheryl llayman; two girli who wi!i receive their State degree, Linda Johnlltln and Mary Ann Harris: the ad· visor, Mrs. JeaD Hamm, and three chaperones, Mn. Bemiee Winebrenner, Mrl. liltty Job!OD, 8lld Mrs. Pbyl!is Barril. ' Ak "d E Aut0 llCCI ent xpert s s s { c LaWS Reqmrmg a e ars COUNCIL ::of I ••• reatl• llltl · 1 .l I ,.,...,............... "· Telet'ision Revue whleh -bl• foreip lndllll ; OJIE&t companlel to do tbelr -': at Ia., 1 aaYillp. I"' Jn J~PQ there art 300 ar 1110re Japanne traders who IJ'GlJ tmploy 180,000 wwkera and~ [...;, erala 1,434 branch ofllces in ~ otber COUillflel, TbeH trlden apectallR In ~V..4HIJS fllldlnJ tbe l'ight buyl!'l 8lld getting lbe producllw them u ) q!llokly and cheaply u poll! _0 h~ of the companiel '"' FIMSIT Inc SEE YOUR WELDWOOD DEALERI KING -·~ ! Future Homemakers Group gaaedII sen- ; I ( .., ~~-::..::;:...~:= :. ~wha:O::~u~::U:e~a~:1 =~~~e .~t;'· . ID New • _ _ _ • _ J In Midst of Busy Schedule ~~:~x::a:~~,de~ :f&l'rn-( l ! I I )"DowN! .. ~~:era~~oth;~r:~:~·· ::!01~ ::::~... tiJ - - &a - - Weldwood Paneling Car· 1ai. ,0:: :: :::a. :: ::; W'FLER more and try to 11U IIIOI't NEW YORK (l.JPl)-'l'he baJ. . ov_,., ~~ of PIJIIIIIIII tlellalt bQ 1 But there &re I1IIIIY COIIIplll,_ a of Prteldtat lolnl- lea wblab !live not liMn oper. ~·e blatt! beatlaahts and be all!lll overseas primarily beae bien ae1dna Alllll'lcaa bus- c1use they did not wlsb to aet 1~1111111111 to slvt 111cn same up expe01lve Aillna network!. I'C8IIII!IIic asplrln. U10 "PU1-W" lltlllll '!bat II. tilt Pneidtlll and Some bolted· down Amlrioa!l Seeretlry of eom..te Jobcl firrnl blve been able to uport T. ColUIOI' blvt been PI'OddiDI produclllhroUih a so • called liltll lllllinesltalll lo uport "plqyback" nlllnl operatloa, DOES QUALITY COUNT? ries A lifetime Guarantee For The Life Of The Build- w I 1)' W1WAM D. "' fulldl bel botll!ll'llile <dtlcllnl 1M tbe mentallly- The ,nmJCiolWorld Help Ease Johnson's Bi~gesfHeadache · coLUMBUS (uPI) _Gov. James A. Bhodes Ntt4NotEmliarrass promised his full IUppott to a program to chang~ t b of Menial lfY8IeDe state's Dlentll ho~ltall ''from e~ lustltutioPJ Coni'JIIoM. Ill lbl put It trutlneat etllterl. .,_.of , _,.,of the put enbtiD bwde:! by a daetar, "However, the Me-· l!IIDY .~" he 1(. Hll Rlladel 111 appalNI"' llllll aot bt ov-lllt by I{,"':~.t:"Diree:' M.rtla A. 1111 palilloD llld be w111ted • f treatlntllt of a bus!neasmsn 11> oversee !fa 111me cllllt afWI' ,Ute en ,., Janie reported 011 proaretl In pi'IIJHIII' or BDDil)' operdllnL tb• a~entllly ID. ,. empblm Jaall oullintd til '::'m !!!~J.'!!. ,- :I " Ameriean Businessmen are Being Urged tUIIIINCii'N help." . • • Rte"'lp- Ge!llpollt E. :" :r"ao!".;tspital. CooD\J, 'l'eiiD., M. 11 "' R. 1.. Dam 11.0. tu, !'lllllllal u fill ntJred Marine m.~or 81 Ucl been ....tousb' fGr a field PUnk, HeacleriOD. Tea., olflat on rollen, Pomti'OJ • lolaiiOD • ~~~Ve~t~Cator ol UPOs, could !lilt )'til' Mr HaU wu bclrn J~c said the program to mllll£er .t 1111 AJricullural .30 Pl. f!euiDI st.M, Hinton dilearec JIIOI't, o\t I 11t111 S.UGON (UP!) -ComlnUIIIII -1.7 Ml1 11, tile P'IIIDI eloJer to eooeervatloa aad hbiJ:UIIOII o.tl Ntlonar7, KaDawlla Falls eoarerence iD Wuiii!IIIOB Moll· 11110111 retrellille under a u.s. 1111 of the BIDJaml' wu 111111e po~e!ble Servilll. &.lS fllll:lg, Olarlulm! 1U7 city, Ke)'hoe ba~ Jtp. NariDt aPSult bllllcltd PIOderCrump Hall tbrouCh sponeared In The card read: "Do you waat falllD&. t.onclon, l\llll'!llel llld Oml~ R. Ford'• call for 1 ate euuallles on the Americana t.aun ' teglslaluN by 1bt JIO"I"'" 1o Wlll'k aD sulll!llll' whUe )'WI' Wlllllel4 tlallll wert on lbe IIIIa. coap!lional in~ In a hii-IDd·run atiack befOI'I He II ~Mnlved by bla nor's aclmbllstrallon. 101 neighbor'·. II fii!IID«? H not, Boat ~esttthe UFO' '811~ be Dee!ng Into mountains 330 mllu the furllle!' Leona KIDg; I ''We also are work!DI to corNIIl yolll' eorn~ : " tof the Oble River _ Polly a dml Am~:-: ~ !IOI"Iheast of Sai&Oa, It wu til', Mn. Lorteda Tl)'lor~ rect an evU of the past wberelll gl)'fi!'IIIIIIIIL •..,.. n Bob 1lata' trldo reported today VIII Nuya, Calli., and a IIIIIIY paUIDis wm IIIIJIIIId to sigDIIIC up 1D the::' f.~=' Till!l down :. =--::i,!;\~oll~.:plain The fighting' was part o1 a er and sister, Mrl-::.n:th llllldallnllllutioaulmply be~~ams pr ' , 1:15 Ill.: Reliable up 15, $:CII who bave reporled seelai Lealheroeck action caUtd Opero PIKial~!tCecll I w~.: 8 • • a. m~: m:nolll up 11, 1:111. m.: atloo Indiana near Qung Nrai · IN · . ,.,._., .~~_ Flo" PriMI'UO up 10, t:5D •. m.: IJt. Cl1.7- The Marinel previOUI!y Mr. Hall was I member 96th ..., .. _,n"-•ry . t:• ldward up ts, t:GG a. m.: killed Viti ~ 1n sroulld lht Odd lliiCI Jll!llol' ,y... w•'RP""''IN - '1'B11 JttJP. Mary B. down 18, 4:t0 1. m.: lighting and aetimlt4d another lies 8lld nourish• of ao off!elal Indlaoa up 16, 5:55 a. 111.; Steel , f) died from air strikes. dw uf ~~ slate 1111oo1111 blblDd lbam, JIIDger doWII "" •• os .. m.: 'l'ila AmtrleiDI w.e dropped •• an . Presidelll JoliiiiOD aad Prillll Dill Luckett dowll17, t:fll a.m. bJ beUcopler mto I 1andlnc IQd Beauticians ASBOCllliao ... Our flrbii!IMnl Minister IDiira Gandhi today Rose G. up 18, l2:3b a. m.: 10nt late Mondey In a move 11> Pl. PleasiDl Service wiD began an !Dteosive round of JIDU up w, 5:25 a. m.; Nation- Funeral services 101' Forrest trap 1 Communist battllioP at S P. m. 'fhundly at DISCOUNTS talks on lhe vUIIIIII llCIIDplet. al up 19, 8:11 a. 111.; Ben Me- R. Drake, $2, of 8fl Woodward lbal wu pUilbli bJck to Ill Crow - HUIIIUH~al On All Ret, PriCIId Sa-. problems of IDdll. Cool up 11, I a. 111.; Soothern Drive, Charleston, who died liiOIIIIIaiD strqbo!d. 'nle Mao 1\ev. WilUa~.~~ -'" wbt Mrs. Gandhi rtOOived a par- down It, l:lD a. m.: Charles Mallday in lba O!lrlwloll 0111- riDes cams under heavy ftciate 8lld ""'- ww t!ai answer to pi• for aid SIIVeiiSOII up 22, 1:10 a. m.: tr11 HQIIIIIII, will be held Wtd- IIIOI'Ial', recomess rifle IDd Suncrest remetery. IUNIIII 01 Monday nlgbl ,.... 1111 Prest- Helen z. dOWII 11, I:SS a. m.: ulldaJ at 1:110 p. m. al the IDiomatic weapons fire from a may call at the Intra! Middleport, 0. dent proposed a eiDO million Helen ft. up Greenup 6:15 p. Wtlloll Funeral Honll I b er • low bDi Z,OOO yards from the after~~7~p.~m~.~tocl~e~y::_._ _.Jl6===~==""""~ "lndo-Amerlcln foundation" to m.; Ravellllwood up Greenup 8- wltb lbl Jllv, Olarl• J1lnd. lndlllg pollll. laster educa!IGI in IDdia. :41 p. m.; Pellil' Downey up rlcU olllahoiiJII. Burial wD1 be 8'1111'11 Uitollr File GrteiiiiP 8:61 p. m.: Lady Glo- In the Graham Cem!l"7, IJrl. '11111 overriD wveral VIet ria up Grtenup 11:50 p. m.; bam Sletloa. Cong posltioos iD two houn ol Zimmer dOWII Greenup 1:30 a. HI - bol'll Jual 11, 1111, In l!eavy fl&btbli frolll' p.!D. to 7 m.; Little Georl• down Green- Muon ColllliJ, tbe 1011 at tbe p.DI. Sporadic fl&bUnl eooli· (Contiolled pap One) up 2:45 1. m.; JIID Hougland lala Roy ami Etbe1 Mat 81Nu1e nued until 11 p.m. when tbe Junk ao old Jtepo1n1ck, 1o in- down GretiiiiJl I:G B. m.; A. J. Drake. He WU ID IDip\opl ti perrlllas broke CODtact. stall 8 s~ne~Ught 00 the North Patten up Meldahl 2:55 p. m.: the Unioo Carbidt Colp. for Communllt loesee wen 1111'lbird·st side of IDWII ball, 1o J, S. lAwil clown Meldahl 5:30 It yel!'l U ID operalor. He lalowD but a U.S. military r ht up that part of the town p.m.: P'rleberfll" up 6:30p.m.; wu • member of the Bible tpokesm10 said the Marines h~ll lot Pld 14 Inquire into 811 Steve Click down Meidahl 7:25 Center Omrcb In Cblrlllloa. eufftred "moderltt" CIIUlllliee. alleged' lrlflic problem at lbt p. m.; Eiloha Woods up Meldahl SUrvivort include his witt, Relafonlemeall toc~Jy wen Ohio and of 1111 pozneroy-Mieo 7:15 a. m.; Alton Zephyr clown Edna Boothe Drake; a 1011, ll!llbll 10 make caatacl with 00 bridge (in Pomeroy) which, Meldahl 2:50 a. m.; L. Fleore Conll Let Orate, AlbaD,y, Oble; the IIIIDIY· according to public compiaiDts, do1111 Meidahl t:IIO a. m.; East. aae cral!dlon, JIQbert Scoll ---makes it dlfficolt for motorists el'l' down Meidahi 5:30 a. m.; Drake, AlbiDy, IIIII a eleter, DutiM Reviewed hy to turn left toward Middleport ValvoiiDe up Meidahi a a. m. Mrl. Rollert (Veve) Roulb, LA- p IA • coming off the bridge, Galllpolll Dam - Mark East- tart, W. Va. Frleacll may call atro. U'I<L11.ary . The traffic and softly com- 00 uP 1:30 p. m.; Queen City 11 the funeral bomliD Olar1ts. The Me,gs County state Higllm ttee will seek an audience down 9:50 p. m.; Pamela D. ton uyt:me. Wll' Patrol AuxllluY ttudled w:th the State Hisbway Depart· down 10:40 p. m.; Kentuckian P'o!llaonc Funeral llol!ll Ia "lluUII ol I ~ Dilpatcber" up 1:461. m.; Qlu<kie D. down In charp of Joeal arnap. Ill tilt operalione 0( a Patrol . th"•s ~·ment m --· Poet Monday night II the LtZerkle aonoonced Brown and 3:10 a. m.: OVEC up 4:25 a. ments. Ball Middl IJI. Associates of Marlon, IIIJiiaetr• ID.; . Fort Jlw'born up 6 a. m. ~...- In S"' ePportD. M Phlhp Sporn up 1 a m "" """" wu •• · · oing. 1~, wDI blillD • boundlry llllllwlla River - iaa~er up Service it Held Creedy, Commander of the delmmg B111'VIJ ol tbe laJIIIGII . Oailil • Meip Patrol Poet. sewerage site below Hobsml London 2 a. m.; George PriCe F M Rhod Ca Ilia John WID cond cted which is lhe suhJIGI ol lillla- d 0 w n Marmet 8' 05 p. m.: Ol' 1'1, el the ~~ wiiil lt lllll~arytion in lalljl ,~emnaUon pro- Mountain State down Marmet 3- PT. PLEASANT _ J'uMral ltelldirll '111 beard ceedingllllni6alll by l\llddl~ :SO a.m.; o. F. Shurw down eervice for Mre. BlltJ Let the.~ of ~ against tho Kanawba Realty Marmet 5 25 a. m.; W. H. llhodll. 13, Ltoa, wulllld Tllee- nce~~t anDuel IDapection, IIIII Co., ChlrleJIQII. Shaver, Jr., don WlnlieicJ 4:35 clay at 2 p.m. In Galllll , _ dlseusaecl ibe 8IIIIU8l State aux· Atten4lill tbe llleetla& were p. m.; H. E. Bowles down II Home at Pocl wltb the lilY. UW, JMel!ng wl!ld! wiD be k Mayor C. 0. ,....., wbo J!Niido Wlnflald I:N p. m.: fdtu!• J1111111 ADclrew ofOclaUDa. 1111J1o beJd ,\prt1 JG-17 In Columbus. ed; Clerk Rlcbarll 11111117 IIIII Bosworth up Winfield. 10:31 P. lal was In tbe Parldns f Councllmill Zirkle, Parmallt, m.: l!lllerchff liP Winfield 11:50 larY at Red . .. RIP J'RAcnJUD Stumbo, WIJIII Glbboaa, Didl a. Ill.; JelfertGII uP Winfield I· l\lre, Rhodtl died aJDda7 In PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Rei· - Vaugbaa IJid (11111'111 ..... :50 1 • m.: !, P. J - up WJn. 'nlOIIIU Mtlllorlal Hoepltll, build Ardler, Hopett, II a paneld t:45 a. m.; Lucy Jane Cbarlelllla, after 8 loog Ulness. Ulllt 1n Doetorl Hospital, CoLueas llP Winfield 1:'1 a. m. SUrvlviD8 art ber mother, Mrl. lumbul, sulferlne trom a frac·. Editb lfurliOII, Leon; sister, lurid blp. Mrl. Archer fell at "''* 1. UFO Reported Everywhere To~odesBaekslams. P lan :::..~:; FALSEUETH Revamp Mental Program. • • ne~- ~..... :it~ ,.Jl:: :a.s:. . 0';~~\~~· :~ ...~J' . . ' '" ,.,. , ,, "·:· r. a ••• ~ 'UPlBrids · (~ ~e : <\,t:"! .. no wY 111rr. .. ~· e...... -. ~-~·-= _., ~· !'l.:L" ", I = !!.9..t'liliit-lllir'_ ..... _ •:..:: NIWI,A,I!It ADVII~TISING IS YOUR SAFEST .ND SUR.I$.1 AQVEilTI$1NG INVESTMENT Ml , , _ OM 11& ., IIWb ~ JI:U' llOM; 11~ . . . ~....... UI!. •:;,1• - Yes, I am interested in having Cn&\lttnpO(al)- 1 TraditionaiL._ _ _ _ __ aut111nalic eledric l&wn lanlern Name·------------------~---------------~ ~'·'-~ '; Citv I - '' Aft11a _!~~~~!:_ro~l~l~,!. .!;·~~b~,~~o ~-=l_!~~~,:=~~ "'ll JU Ntw trt atr. tw I'IWI: . . . . . . ., A-- {AittiJibm and Sontbt'rn Ohio t:lt·ctrit Company , ,. be bliD<Uolded. to the constunt flow of aew Piooduc:ta and 1141JVicel designed to make our llves man elljo:rable. ~toiiCIIIIIsts pndlel a 211'!'& "!lett.,.. meat" of our I111ng ellndardll by !t'ro~ Without ad· would he lneoncelvab!e. vwtiliag, IUCh Thtre'a no dGubt tbat in the years to come, advel' tiaiQC wlU· help to ~nab ours a better and more JWIperous t:OJinlry fot evl!l'yone. NaUoool ...~ 4 I Lr:; ao•tnDbell. TL\DRIONAL -· �I ~'I . 6· ~ fi'Oill · .,v. . . .._~ ' !;! t~~~~'ll: ,J:: ~are~~= 0 0 • ~ ~Jf Inc Cambrld&e . : = e d ID ibe lll&bt u, PI!\ \be d;ug, a ~ Monday DJabt 11111 early lioday f illeUc eaJltd ADL, bJ ~ 'It law .m 1 1 rt 1 111 ~ over ,.,. alllal-11 ...a ell' rw to wlllllJ 11mutard .type druelllllhalll ;;p;atld .;••; tl Ill Dllbt. All All' Fwee QteraD for their jobs, or llle Air Force 81111 11 pollee ufllcels YiewediD Is '111'0111· lllldu"l!eol oldlcl ID tilt air ID 11111 J"l'l .~ t~ owr Mdlls., }(,1,, IJid - . lqlJJ'Q nporll, orct 111'1 dlpullw III'IJ \o4lf llid bas ~ ~~ 1111 a., IIW WW4, d:lrlllll IYklenct lo w ve wmd ""* "C ot. •.we:fied fl:/, attack! oaly c:I!ICI!CIIUI ~ CCIUiiiJy wilbollt bll'lllilll I10I'IIJI1 eeJII, '1'111 IIPiilll _. Gl over Alii Arbor, Mklb. ~l'lel'rtllial. 11e 1s onl)' cl!lt!Ous\r opttnmtk bttls uf 1 pt• from 1 J'w IIIGN IbiD two weUI, 'l1lllt 1hlllp '" I'GII ' : about whelber tile drug retired JllriAt 111jor IbM td to u~e!UI In lmtbl& CIP' ID CoqrtD IIW&tiple lilt - ~ 1VI .._ ;.:: J'QI'It IIIYthla& we bave," Keybol man3. -• YlehCU1 "'" aald. "We wut lht Air Foree MGN lban Ill polloem-. bon liP• 1111 latuNa1 ; : JQWely to end 118 secrecy 01 Lazybona PIGA liremeD IIIII $1deDI8 0( the aJudfJcl lbe reports were • lllbUDP IDd stop rldicUllng EP PuacleD• 811 lofarineoiiiD Ga- Pftd by l.lllnltlous 111mb 1811 eccpetllll wltnesset." will: wASiliNarotl - R • Fromk T. Bow, 1\ • Cantoa, claimS the AgrklUiture Departmen! is urgl,. farmers to adept "'lB,._" u 111111' lOIII· Ill l'llld lo 1111 4-Dall)' Sentinel, ~ddleport, ,":l • theme a., u. 1lriel area Ill louthenl Cllllllfo. =:!, 'trt-=~...:._,..... ba he ljj,;gh-t' lbe River News Asked w 1 ll&hll lie saw ml8bl be, a SID 111111'11111. Calif, poUct ofllcer 11114 It «<llld haVe ~ I bouill ~a:,::: ~ l-to ·.·.~~:·, ·.-'. o~ lfueb -:zt,- teet- -· eo~~e = Ke7~!.J ........ =~ Retreatmg • Reds Turn Jaula,frcG~oJ:.i~': :;::~ llleJIIo Arlin U-11 61 l.IAU, Die8 Tuesday aoclety." said 111e Jl po!nl8 wwe GJ*'IIIID Will and tbt P'O" 1- tbe rereleased eomprebenslve health in Implementing PI'. PWSANT- AriiP 11 1 rtUdllll uf II VIIDd who Ud opnt4d. barber ,:_v~ = ''PUll tblllate w.U IlDdy ~aadou= ~rf:: Attackers ...P. r.uowa ing In Which It_Is Installed. Can You AHord To Take A Chance On Any Paneling That Offers Less? U: :de roJb Forrest Drake a da Dtes Mon y !: SAlE ::r-· .rn~:\1 a. •----LI Sh 5tore N. 2ND AVE. Raclue Future Homematcers of America are in ibe midst of their moat busy week, 1\larch 27 to AprD I, which lithe week 600,000 members of thla orpn. ization hold National F.H.A. Week. 'l'lle Racine chlpter hal IIC!b@du!ed a number ol acUvlti81. Theae laclude llllkinl 1 school exhibit, welrinc name tap, arraas!ng 111 u h 1hit in lbe window of Croll' lllort, and placing posters 111 Racine, SyraCUSB, and Pomeroy. The nine projects of the current program of work ere 111Jed: Individuality Counts, Good Health-A Valulhil Aallt, Johe, Cll'll!n, and You, Moralt and MIIIIDII'II Matter Good F•-"u ~·....' Relatiortl Tbrouib Comlllunk:a· tioos, Citizelllhi9 Cha!!ences You, Your Neillhhon Near and Far, Mike Yaur Money Behave, and Leilure Time-Construction Time. Next on the schedule after F.H.A. Week comes planning for the celehraUon of F.H.A.'I 21st birthday. To Jwlp celabrata F.H.A.'s BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY MIDDLEPORT, 0. rr. I o •• • • • -------•1 Mill Onldlnllllrriloo, Leon; brolbm, Jualor IIIII Oordoo llarriloa Melboul'lll 1"'L Jansford cl LilllriJ, Damll of Given, OtJe IIIII Dtncll, both of Leon, IIIII Gtrald llll'l'laoll of QIIDute, (Continued From l'a8' Ollt) Reoldeoll of the Melle Ltdi11rmament to farlllll8 to cal Mlel Dlttrlat _. .., bid beetl ependlnl the wlllter. international J'lllllons. m'"""" ....e ~Pill oldie pobMrs. Archer had pillllled to reNearly $,000 deieptes trom lie ......... ~ el ,,. Jlo turn lo her home at Hogsett me aad lined; lilcludl"' Ill m. at a. ,_• ., 11e111r this week Jll'ior to her milbJp, a!l-ctar reprM•tatloa '""' 16 RIP SeW .. ....... a foreign P'll'llel. tlu.ct the campalp fir a. JJI ---JIRIVBit QuiD 1 :U.mlin's PalaQe cl Congressts of lle !lew ~vt )iol..ld Temna wiD Rlcblrd WUson, W, Middleas Brea- laid dotm ·lbe ~ lcllool hoed la111 Ia iMI ., r port, - IITeslld Moaclay 111 Soviet parlJ'I #lll<DJiiltcl>eV IIOltd 11 11aJ K laaeoffWecJoCIIday "-Y Pollee 1111 I reoklWI line. 4 ,._. ellalnDQ ltr a. Frisld ttmperalllrll apin operation dlarp. Wllloo wu It was lbi! 11r1t Soviet promollaa of lbe bold Jsaae :pipped Ohio early toc1ar aa an clt4d 10 •PJIIII' befort ~ oongreq a1nct 1111 IIIICI llrGo will ill ....... fte ...,. arct1e hJcb preuurt at'lll set- Qwlla Llpr AprU I. hnev souaded • temedilll .... II pentu ... arp!do Ued over U,. stall, U. OPI keynote.+Viet Nam.ltt dllnalld- •tloll t• c Ill II pUlll" reported. JtlDGIIBNT ORAN'I'BD ed that tile Vaitlll llalel 0( tile boi!d line 10 allC!It But tht -liltnDII prellict- 1te114r D. Matheny, tt al, its AUies . . , · .0 INOPI ed I chlnce of !ICitlUtd lhoW· bas been cranled ID ti.IOO Judifrom Viet x.cf! ·.and acoept era reachin& the slate from m•t hom 0. F. Lute IIIII IoBI Hanoi's 1~ ,plall for a CONCLAVE SET Iowa ancl Wllcoaain tonight IDe., In Mells County Common peace setti~ . ¢'__ A special coliCiave of Ohio lilolll wlib WUCIIII' tempera· PltaJ Caurl, April It at t e.m. _ _;....oo~~o·o. Valley CoDlllll!lda7 No. 24, "-· llu been Ill u tbe dala for a GIVE $Zit fO .UIU'I' Jtnlghts Tel1111ar, wDJ he held lrtlll Qlerlolle Pecldwn va. llesidenl8 of die Bedford 1111 Merch 30, at f:JII p.m. to IIIVICI 4T 2 WIU!am Weaver, IDd Boanle community 111ft R'Cied GHr CIOIIIer the Order t1 the Red hMn1 ltl'l'ica lor Raymond JND Klmw hal bolD pled 1234 to Jile Poli*OJ lll*•l!lo Crllle ana JCal&ht of Malta, llllbt, RL 11 MNdltport, will 1 divOI'Of from J01 Paul K!m~s cy unit as proceeds of il' ~lney Albert C. Wooclard, Imminent be Wednllday at 2 p.m. at the i lad CUlltodY of a minor clllld ID '"PI"'' they coaducted Saturday eommaoder, aiiiiOUilCed today. Rawlln.OOIII Flljlerai Home 1alher court acllvlt.J. night at HemJock Gr8llll Hall. with the Rev. O'Dei! Manley of· Squadmen, tbaMi!ll l'tlldiBII lleiaUnJ, lDIIead of the time Ill ~tl or Ooe Bedford area ~ slving FIREMEN c.w.ED pnvioull7 IDDOunced. lhe supper said lhll fucldt '1'111 MNdlepori VolUIIIetr wr'Jid be used to parcl!ael IIW Plrt Dtparlnleal wu 01lled lUll" Premium Quality equipment. 'lbts WU the ~ at t:if p. m. Monda)' to .. """'ecutive ,ear 1 auppar bu tlnplah 1 liN Ia a llllhinll If you can hear people talk b"en held and Ill pocilldl machine 111 a hoUH tr)Jiler at561 ID~ can't mate out the words turned over to 111e POIIMI"OJ N-~• - · . . eltarly, then this will he your i """ n,...,.. wwer. An extremely 11111D uo11t _ _ _... . .. ; ---burlng aid uslnC a tiny ener- I f M p-...1-Dea · Midget Trtnlltor Htarlllg Aid I COCHRAN p AINT5 ~d~~~\t.=:lf!'t:~ 1110 c a P e• ao II; Ia U.\ Meip oe111111 &i•"al f'INID flt, cosrs AdmlssM.t .- I.:eOcW'd Hess. Wlllaol N. llonMI'. tt, o.toretor Colors beartn1 and. 1111 bttll lor P"menJy Ray ~. Dtmblll', Te ilnlld $lO IIIII OHr 10 years. With his new W. va.: Ada l.amhert. Mlddl~ =~ ,_~~pelt Mayar C. lid, even whispers are ceyJtal 1 port: M,abel Cle!811d, 0 011 1 recll1lal opera· Eiza Weicb, ll'olllfJ'O)'. tb,n . . . . Ill dciJ• Wilbur C. f;, 91h St.; Erlt, Pl. You il!8charges - l.eoaanl 11118, CllllebWU forftlj,. L~~•• & MlddJtporl 1 receive lull information 24 PomenJy; GUbert: Zwilling, ' l lliiiW 'IP"""IDf PIMIN WY 2-2511 -'1\0 coli or obllgstion wbat011 1 15 ;:eroy; R. K. RolleD, Middle- - IL--...,;,..;.,_............... elller.-Adv. ~~- Rae~. ~r S•·, HARDWARE CHASE I:II,.~Chno,Mtr. :1 ollf.td ~~:~~d~~!; ~~ @@~@Diftl@[&[l~§ ©~WIMI~I GAll @IFil @IHIU= l'robi!Jiy lht 10m1 people are 11Ul pna 101' i. thoM !'Oitrlnl wiftll.lunneil called window air cond~ion· :, ante that t~ havln't heard how little it costs to own 7 'lllhcll•houll Qaa 1lr cond~ionln&o 1 Htlr It nw. Fourt..., doliara • month- or le!ll-not onl)l buYt a powertui th,...ton CIIJIICHY Glt central air condition!"' ~em. but lnatalis it, too. And thart' a no "' 1111'111 · ,.... MIMII111rt1 .... dDwn fllymtnl. - lho fullacls m O.. . . ttfU• lUI I • IF!!JIII' lfiiQIII payment ...... ' .... . • Dots till low price surprise you' it shouldn't, whan you conskler that acompact Gle air cOIKI~Iontr attachtl to your present Gas furnace, COII'Itl:linalt lnatantly 111to a matched heatlng·coolinl team. Gas air condHionlnl I• the quietest, IOI<gest-iived and 11!011 troubl•free ola!IY eentl'll bome-cooiing system. And -'TIIcal Gil can cool your whole houile, every room. for a fraction of the cast of kMP!nl 1 flock of nolty one-room eir ·eondi· t'-1 in electrlcKy. Sand in the no-obligation coupon tay,and I<IJo\lloUm· mer with cool. healthful air In every- I" your hOme. 1 I I I I I I I . in tllw "plQYbJck" Millul & Co. ~ •UIP"tod by the above cortOOA. IIAVI.GMIMW. 'NI!tlll5f'f'IUIINP. --- - --·- --- ··- --- - ----------··. -- lo"':;i.";c, lfiii'NI-i.. .,.• • far the tepiC'IIIa!. rohoMt Rln .... the ••s ..g••, way, aide wtlll'l • o of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce In New York. !4 BOUoo ADDuUy "We have operations Ia t8 countries, doing a to\ljl annual businels of over lour bUlloD dollars," Wakasugi told uPr. ''We are lb!e lo take on repre:senlatton of soleclld pnluetl of many kinds. We seek oul customen, arrance all the details of a transaction, and even through . our own associated flnns furnish shippinJ, ware houamg, msurance, customs clearance• and other laciil· lies, ''We CIO offer a complete package of services." , The New York o~ce of Mitsui l~ the iar&~st m the com· pany s llltemal10nal operatioo. It covers more than 8 000 prod d . •, . ucts ~n WakDBII&! Bald bus•· Future Homemakers of ADler· is ffi · 11 ---• by lb ICa o c1a y spo......."" e u. s. Office of Education and the American Home Econom· ~es~ ~~~e throug~ ~w k:J Alsociation. Financial supo $1m;,ii;o cee:foun a I port comes from dues of mem· n Y 'Y •n gross sales. bars and different p r 0 j e c t 1 lhrou&Jlout tho year. H 11 h Friendly Neighbors school home economics teach· Cl b M ,.,. era serve as advilora to U eel3 0~ .6~nd F.H.A.'s 11,000 local chapters The Friendly Ne1ghbors Club throughout the United State:!. of Pomeroy mel at lbe home of Eileen :Bowera Mar. 22 for a poUuc:k dinner II I P m II of the club'• 17th . y. . PreSident Mildred Amoid c011. dueled the ~iness meeuna and IIh ske was decided. to take Eaater some other stales have law! a 1811> retudents af' the c~ forbidding motoriall to step in- ty lnflfiD~ on April 5. The to traffic from the left side of traveUn1 pme donated by Milcars. Yet, ha sa•d, eome cars dred Arnold was won by Eleahave consoiea between tile front nor Werry. Games were conseats "making it almost impos- duced by Elsie Heines and priz. slble for any hot 1 gymnast to es won by Betty Reibel and cot out except from the tell Tean Werry. Others attending side Into traffic." were Vera Buchannan 1nd Ju"The aomblnaUon, then, of dy Werry. lbt cons,oJe forcinc the motorial . to exit mto tramc where, as a VISIT OVER WEI!XI!:ND pedestrian, he will be speared Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith by the lethal protuberapces of of Columbus were weekend OIICQmlng cars is a perfect ex- ~ueats of his daughter and lam. lliiPle" of how auto makers ill- lly, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carman nore aafety, he said. and sons, Peach Fork Road. :e ,, :::v.:: ;he Avengers" dlsp!aced 1 ABC-TV's one-boor "Bell Ca· who is adept at judo 1Dd 1• <Ao•••" ,....,_1 sey" series, and apparently the karate, but I am afraid she is YHfndoy'•I'..,..WIIGH GIANI' DITHI• • - • new arrival has betll a bit ef a pretty tame ttuff compared ~•••., H.,. • ....,.. <owol lw ""'""" •I tiW<1 hit in our culture-minded with the yoong ladle& that one _._loU ...,_SHE IIID IIIJ nmt motherland, which is said to can see 1111y Friday or Saturday cluck its tongue at the nasty night on Sunset l!ouievanl. •iolence of American television . ' --and il8 effect on children. Now •I yoo want to .• a real • Monday night's debut had so aecret agent from Br•tam, tune many killings that 11 made m lllis Saturday mght to tbat "Hamler' seem nothing more fellow PatriCk McGoohan on than "Rebecca of Sunnybrook CBS.TV's "Secret A&ent" se- Pomeroy POINT PLEASANT - Jury Southside: Joyce Lee Car!IOII, Farm." ries. Now there's a zingj> gent Middleport Commilsionere, Ottle C. Rolls Mason; Clarence Gill, Letart; The stars of this masterpiece lor you. Works alone too. and Fred Green, drew jlll'OI'I Bessie F. Kinnard, Hogsett; are Patrick MacNee and u 1a11 a for the grand 1nd petit juries Harry L. Krebs, Rt. I Point Rigg and they are perhaps the of the May term of Mason CoUll- Piell&aol; H. Donald Ohlinger, mosi uninteresting law ·-'··· " ty Circuit Court Monday aner- New Haven; William Stover, cers that video has seen noon in the office of Circuit Pt. Pleasant: Nellie Kinnaird, years. The British normally are Clerk Howard Schultz. HOIJSett; Richlrd Alford, Mil· dispassionale hot not lmo.ororm· The empaneltn& ended seven ton; Harold 0. Ohlinger, Le- al et the headliners 01 years as Jury commissioner for tart• Anna L Coltri!i PI Plea· '. Y E .h ' · ' · ser~es seem not ng1IS at Democrat Ottle C. Roosh, New sant Route: Weldon Wears, Rt. but str•ngely aside from · WINGTIP Haven, whose four year term 1 Pliny; Herbert Sayre, Lotart; l •.,.,;,nts like' members 01 e:qlires June 30th. Mr. Roush Grace Stone, Rt. I Pt. Pleasant; wholly different country that · was appointed commissioner Edward Jackson, Pt. Pleasant ; impersonal rather than di'soas- IJ to fill the unexpired term of . L. Clyde Bowen, Apple Grove; sionate. J. Rultencutter m 1959 and was Harry Click, Cottageville: Cath- For a reasonably pretty girl I then appointed for a lour year erine Mitchell Thomas, w.,t Miss Rigg, in he•· role, cam~ Storm Welt term. No IIICCISll,.. to Mr. Roush Co!umboa: Elizabeth P. Berry, across amazingly dull. Mr. bas been named by the Court. Pt. Pleasant: Herbert Hender- MacNee. in turn, has a matinee Adds Durability Grand Jurors drawn Monday son, Henderson: Charles Steph- idol charm thai may he graded were: enson, Rt. 2 Point Pleasant: a• something less than that As Do The Long Arbuckle District, Helen Lu· Carol J. Shadle, Southside; Lou· poss..sed by . Chill Wills . Wearing Soles. cWe 8runon, South Sl'de,· CJen- Ise Powe II ' New Haven: R. V. He Is handsomer ' say, than say Mr . I' den!~ District, Frank Vester, Gibbs, Sr., New Haven : Adam Wills, bul the lun"y' thi~g i~ Glllipohs Ferry and Russell 0 . Krebs, Route 1 Poml Pleasant; that one hardly ever seems to Nowlin, Pliny; Cologne District; Mrs. J. s. Black, Apple Grove; notice it BlD Charles A. Herdman, Leon; Marcus Feazeii, Elmwood: I The p~emiere slory of "The WID'111S Cooper D'18tr'ICt J ames R. Cur t'IS Bales, I Robe rtsburg ·. In~ I Avengers'' concerned ilself with stoats, Letart: Graham District, ez Oliver, Pt. Pleasant Route; ! the ri hts to a fabulous Henry Buck, Jr., New Haven Betty Yester, Gallipolis Ferry ; 1 el•ctro~ic deveio ment _ aod Willie Johnson, Letart Park McDermott, Cottageviiie; I al:o with 3 kiilerp robot created II Route; Hannan District, L. Ed- Donald Foglesong. Mas o n; by one of Ihose brllli•nt-but-evil ward Powell, Glen1Yooti and J. George A. Trew, West Coium- 1 N dl _ 10 01 C •Griffith ' Ashton·• Lewis Dis- bia·• Henry stewart• Southside·• course ypes. theee •ss t say,t mven or mee s a trict, Sherwood Costen, Ohio Lawrence Newberry, Rt. 1 Pl. ! horribie dealll and tile robot is River Road. Mrs. Melvin Cha!>- Pleasant; Hazel A. Eads, Pt. I l'k . d 1• d man, 1204 Viand Street and E. Pleasant Route; Mrs. Fred Bux· 1 ewose es roye · Joseph Buffington, Windsor ton, Pt. Pleasant: IV. J. LiiiY.I the petit jurors will begin their · MIDDLEPORT, 0. Court; Robinson District, Roy Ashton; Everett Keeler, Leon: I duties 011n I>IM:'lay/l9'Lith'_'a"_t.:'_9~•-_'_"m':...._b=========="""'===!!!!!!"'!!!i!"!: Krebs, Rt. 1 Point Pleasant; Mrs. Ralph Raike, Pt. Pleas-· - - · ···'" ' Union District, Jay E. Stone, ant; Cecil Williams Pt. PleasRt 3 Leon: wauener District, ani; Coliett Keefer, Leon; Scotl CUrtis McDaniel, Mason and Bennett, Rt. 3 Leon; lmogene 1 Mory E. Froelldt, West Coium- Arrowood, Glenwood: Frank bia. Hendrickson, Mason. i Petit Jurors are: The Grand Jury wiil begin ; George Cottrlll, Leon; Rufus dulles at9:30 a.m. on May 2 and , mu, ~tart: Luemma Thomp- .. --- i 1011' ~Ilion; Ancli Tucker. Elm· I wood, Mrs. Jack L, Fowler, Pt. Pieaoant; Madison :Bowles, Grand, Peti't Jun"es Drawn For May Term on Monday _, ,.,~ Robinson's I BROGUE . 1 I I CHJCAGO ~UPI)- A Universlty of llilnoil eapart OQ 10lo accidenlt Moaclay Ul'led federal lawa to require 11ft17 leetures on Amerlcall cars, ''The IDIWII' te cars llllll"d Wildcat, Tiger and lllll'raeudacars wllb teatl! In 'em-1111111 of the same kind," Prof. Jeff· rey O'c-:1 Slid. O'Colllllll, who IJ)Idallnllln the law c1 auto aeddlllll, II tbe co-author of two bodcl on the subjeet-"Silel)o Lui - An lD· dictment of tbe Auto Industry" and "llulc Protecllan lor the Traffic Vletlm." He said In a speech belore the City Club ol Cbicqo tblt . TWO ffiGHEST CAPITAI8 the IUio ladullry rtgarde uf• World's two highe!!l capital ty u a problem far tba drlv• :::in~cap~taz,andB~~~:~~ '•h ........... the thaD or h"' way """""' n r Tibet. Both cities have an the 111to mal<tr. Holzer Hospital: Visiting eievauon over 12,000 feet. 1 He said auto crUI desip houl'l S-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parent& PI'. PLEASANT "often elosely eppi'Oicllll the! only ou Pediatrics Ward. Mrs. Marion D. Fergu90D, IronLIVIISTOCK SALES co. of ideal 1lljury produebli Admh&loaa ton; Ben F. Kesainger, JackPT. PLEASANT, w. VA. mech10lm11." . Mra. Robert H. Craft, 2113 11<>n; Mrs. Frank V. He01ley, saturday, Marcb 26, 1981 See Our Beautiful "lillng hllllf uy w 11 bid Klneon Dr.: 'Mrs. John W. Hart· Ravenswood; Kevin M. Curtis, HOGS - 175 to 220 23 to 24.· enough, but lheae proJICiiOIII weil, Rt. 1 Gai!ipolio: Ml'!l. Har· Jackson: Ralph E. Huff, Iron. 75; Heavies 21 to 23.50; Li(.lts i could turn injury into fatality,• lie H. Sheets, Rt. I Northc~; ton: Mrs. James Ludden, Jack· tt.fiO to 22; Fat Sows 19 to 21; h~ said. Mrl. 'Alfred R. Smith, Rt. 2 Che- •oo: Mrs. Donald H. James, Rl. Pigs 12 to 17; Stock Shoats 18 I O'Connell old he !poke 11> t shire; Granville . Burnette, Rt. 1 Hamden; Reaina W. Maynard, to 26. salesman at the Chlcqo Auto I Palrlol; Mrs. Ruth Montgom· Ja<klon: Carla J. Johnson, Rt. · CATI'LE - Heifers 17.70 to Show about thle and the sales- ery, Eureka Sl8r Rt.: Mrs. 1 Oak Hill; Miss Chlora Leach, 23.60; Fat Cows 17 to20.60; Canman repll@d, "'It just pes to Homer L. _:BoneC\Itter, Hendtr· Rt. 1 Wellston. ners 10 to 15.30 ; Buns 19 to 22.· prove yeu're not supposed to 1011; Arhn Hall, Pt. Plea· Births to: Stock Cows and Calves 14 Large Plants Can Be hit anylhinJ.'" sont: Benjamin F. Tracy, Pl. Mrs. L. Harmon Sprouse, Ew- wM; Stock Steer• 21.10 to 27: Used For A Striking O'ConneU said tulnola and Pieas-~nt; Cora J. Varian, Mas-llngton Rt. 1, daughter, 8:51 1. Stock Heifers IT to 24; Stock _ ___;__ __;___;_:.;__ _ lon; MISS Mary A. Braonon, Pt. m. Monday; Mo'S. Homer L. Steer Calves 23 to ::0: Stock Effect in Hallways, Be· side Fire Places or Stairs. T 1• Pleasant; David R. Yerian, Mu- Bonecutter, Henderson, aon, Heifer Calves 22 to 26. PV1• ur e l11el on; Mra. Frederick T. Armstead 1:20 p.m. Monday; Mrl. Don· VEAL CALVES - Tops 38.· Smaller Plants Make A Speelal11t Coune Pl. Pleesant: Mrs. Jack L. Ran- aid H. James, Rt. 1 Hamden, lD; Second& 36.70; Medium 27.- Handsome Centerpiece Pvt. Cerl J. Clrele, 1101 of dolph, Pt. Pleasant; Kennetll san, 7:21 p.m. Mondiy: Mr1. 80 to 31.50; Common & Heavies For Any Home. Mr. and Mrl. Homer M. Clrele, D. See, Middleport; Lee Ru~t- Alfred R. Smith, Rt. 2 Chesh- 22 to 36.50. Our plants are Route 1, Racine, eompleted a siU, Pomeroy: Mro ..R. Kenton ire, son, 7:47 p.m. Monday. ---communication eeater specialist Sheline, Pomsroy; Paul M. DlscbiiJ'Po P!ea11111t Valley Rosplta! course at tile Army Soolbeaat· Clark, Rt. 2 Racine: Craig Herbert Blankeftlhip, M r 1. 4d111Uied - Mrs. Andy Hall, ern Signal School at F't. Gordon, A. Swick, Rt. I Middleport; Mrs. Jacob C. Chevalier, Mrl. Sam· Leon; Wilma wens, St. Marys, . Ga., Mai'Ch t&, apeeieiillng 111 Raymond L. Walburn, Middle- ue! B. Roliiftl, Min Emma W. Va. 1 teletype sets anc1 otber com- pori: Am~ L. F11napn, Jr. FQrthe, Kimberly J. Gooder- Dilcmged - Mrs. L. Reyn· municatlons equipmellt. Syraet~~~ : Mrs. Kenneth L. Mil- ham, Virgil Goss, .times F. olcla, Pl. Pleasant; Radford Circle entered the Arrny last Jer, Mltldleport; Mrs. Morris E. LOlli. Homer F. Moore, Jemn W11111!ey, Henderson: Mrs. N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Octo...,. and aompllled balk Davil, Rt. 1 Oak Hl!i; Mrs. R. Poweil, Albert Rice, Mra. 1~Aiollzo=:.~DI;;;ck~-:_·~Pt.;;_:P~Ie:=as:.:a:nL::..:J~~iiiiii!i~5iiiiiiii!~::::::~ tralnin& at Jl'ort K!IOX, Ky. 'nle Mar1on D. ~IJ'IIIIOII, mnlona lllrokl M, Saunders, Mrs. John 11 , --- - - - ----20-yur-old I!Oidlar WUII'idtlll- Ben F. Kesa1111er. Jaekaon: Mre. W. Snyder, Mrs. John T1ylar, ed from Southern BICb School Frank V. HaDII17, Ravenawaod; Mn. Parry c. Taylor, Mre. Befm enllcq lhe Af- Kevin M. CurUI, Ja<kaon; Jlalpb Warren S. Wil1011, R. Allen 111 tl6ii b· emplo)'elllly Wilt E. Hull, li'O!IIon: Mrs. ~emes Yuug... Ml'!l. Charlea R. Aliw· !!....,~ w~ectne Columba& • Lwlden, Jactlltln; Mrs. Donald worth and lnfaat daughter, Mrs. """'~.. • H. Jamu, Rt. 1 lfamdea: Re- H. Wenden Ball and infallt gina W. Maynerd, Jackaon; ear. dsiJihler, Mrs. James H. Bar· I I 1 }'01!11 CHOICE ONLY fl.9ii .· Decorate With Something N;·ll; .li0.\"1'11 ••• I'IJR J• •• ••••••• ,WO~'J'MII • Operates au!omaticall:v (on at du>k. off a: dawn ' .l:. • Ooesn "t burn ueedies>ly during the da,· 1 • Weatherproof t'Qitvcnieuce \'\ • Four ligh! bulb5 indu~ Includes normal installation •up to 30 feet .. -- THE DAILY SENTRlt•:..J;;.;JoluiiOII;;;;;·~Rt;;;;.t;;<lll;;t~Hu;:t;~k;;er;;.;;an~d;;inra;nt;;-;:~;;~;~.!':.r;.;;; 1).!\'0'I'ID '1'0 IHI'Ilm!r OJ lj'" MEIGS • IWOti UEA ·;:==~~IJIIF ,' c•"''..=::~w:r........ ""'-r: IAif HilMI .... without attMN _0__ . . . . . ..... -. ___ .1..-..... VaUQ Publlllbi CoJDaiW• 110 lho OUYWliSIII9 •• , ·; ehulle St.. FOIHroJ.r..2,1110• t&ttl..... = . . . . -. . =.,. . ~'-------------~--~---- THINK Ql' ....~THE THIN!P YCIU £:NO c;)Q WITH Tl'ii MONI'Y ygw I>Jly 18 !he . Patterson 11 1111 oull'•""'•n 111 DUDLEY'S . ' WHOL8-HOU&B GAB AIR CONDITIDNINGI COSTS 814.00 A MONTH TO OWNI . f Ill $3.00 up ~~~0 . l r) plot. I mean, they solved everything, hot somehow II all seemed none of their hutinees, and there were times wh"' 1 was more eymJ)IItbetic to the ,...,_cl @[N!J~c~@@IMi] ~ •,. V'/HA'f t'AVIC' t!ollll:t AII'Tilit HE FIRED 'Tile SLINGSHOT. PLANTS WMI11ft1=0 '1 II I BLOOMING MUM ~@IJ[}::{]~OO m. t] ltudy. CliiO The mqre I all bert lad breakup · wOIIder, lbe more I 1111 II 1 AI~ lblJ 1088 ov• what h II uaclly that week'it 11ye e lnhl·~·~~ Mr. MacNee and 11\lss Rill an ed on the ~ stlpJIOiecl te be doing in the rQJliUred lbe By RICK DU BROW lllliW Preas Jaterulioall HO~YWOOD (UP! -Anotber BritiSh series, "The Avengen," 1rrlved oo American television Monday night. Needless to say, it is about a sort of secret agent. Need!fts to say, it is a sort of a spOOf. Neediesa lo say. the hero ilkes vintage cars Live! w~w the home of her aliter, Mn. Aalll Gm, Columb111, where aile I I f I · H •tal N ospa ews • eem.- Brezbnev b!rlhday the chapter wiU land lt psople to the F.H.A. alate COIIVentlon at. Columbus. Thue 14 people will consist of four voli!lll de!egatas, Sharon CJJ. vert, J&~~ice Manu11, Debbie McCiun& and Sharon Rotllh; one hosiess, Connie Leadlnc· hiiD; the president, Suzanne Winebrenner; Award of Merit chllnnan, Linda Weaver; choir member, Cheryl llayman; two girli who wi!i receive their State degree, Linda Johnlltln and Mary Ann Harris: the ad· visor, Mrs. JeaD Hamm, and three chaperones, Mn. Bemiee Winebrenner, Mrl. liltty Job!OD, 8lld Mrs. Pbyl!is Barril. ' Ak "d E Aut0 llCCI ent xpert s s s { c LaWS Reqmrmg a e ars COUNCIL ::of I ••• reatl• llltl · 1 .l I ,.,...,............... "· Telet'ision Revue whleh -bl• foreip lndllll ; OJIE&t companlel to do tbelr -': at Ia., 1 aaYillp. I"' Jn J~PQ there art 300 ar 1110re Japanne traders who IJ'GlJ tmploy 180,000 wwkera and~ [...;, erala 1,434 branch ofllces in ~ otber COUillflel, TbeH trlden apectallR In ~V..4HIJS fllldlnJ tbe l'ight buyl!'l 8lld getting lbe producllw them u ) q!llokly and cheaply u poll! _0 h~ of the companiel '"' FIMSIT Inc SEE YOUR WELDWOOD DEALERI KING -·~ ! Future Homemakers Group gaaedII sen- ; I ( .., ~~-::..::;:...~:= :. ~wha:O::~u~::U:e~a~:1 =~~~e .~t;'· . ID New • _ _ _ • _ J In Midst of Busy Schedule ~~:~x::a:~~,de~ :f&l'rn-( l ! I I )"DowN! .. ~~:era~~oth;~r:~:~·· ::!01~ ::::~... tiJ - - &a - - Weldwood Paneling Car· 1ai. ,0:: :: :::a. :: ::; W'FLER more and try to 11U IIIOI't NEW YORK (l.JPl)-'l'he baJ. . ov_,., ~~ of PIJIIIIIIII tlellalt bQ 1 But there &re I1IIIIY COIIIplll,_ a of Prteldtat lolnl- lea wblab !live not liMn oper. ~·e blatt! beatlaahts and be all!lll overseas primarily beae bien ae1dna Alllll'lcaa bus- c1use they did not wlsb to aet 1~1111111111 to slvt 111cn same up expe01lve Aillna network!. I'C8IIII!IIic asplrln. U10 "PU1-W" lltlllll '!bat II. tilt Pneidtlll and Some bolted· down Amlrioa!l Seeretlry of eom..te Jobcl firrnl blve been able to uport T. ColUIOI' blvt been PI'OddiDI produclllhroUih a so • called liltll lllllinesltalll lo uport "plqyback" nlllnl operatloa, DOES QUALITY COUNT? ries A lifetime Guarantee For The Life Of The Build- w I 1)' W1WAM D. "' fulldl bel botll!ll'llile <dtlcllnl 1M tbe mentallly- The ,nmJCiolWorld Help Ease Johnson's Bi~gesfHeadache · coLUMBUS (uPI) _Gov. James A. Bhodes Ntt4NotEmliarrass promised his full IUppott to a program to chang~ t b of Menial lfY8IeDe state's Dlentll ho~ltall ''from e~ lustltutioPJ Coni'JIIoM. Ill lbl put It trutlneat etllterl. .,_.of , _,.,of the put enbtiD bwde:! by a daetar, "However, the Me-· l!IIDY .~" he 1(. Hll Rlladel 111 appalNI"' llllll aot bt ov-lllt by I{,"':~.t:"Diree:' M.rtla A. 1111 palilloD llld be w111ted • f treatlntllt of a bus!neasmsn 11> oversee !fa 111me cllllt afWI' ,Ute en ,., Janie reported 011 proaretl In pi'IIJHIII' or BDDil)' operdllnL tb• a~entllly ID. ,. empblm Jaall oullintd til '::'m !!!~J.'!!. ,- :I " Ameriean Businessmen are Being Urged tUIIIINCii'N help." . • • Rte"'lp- Ge!llpollt E. :" :r"ao!".;tspital. CooD\J, 'l'eiiD., M. 11 "' R. 1.. Dam 11.0. tu, !'lllllllal u fill ntJred Marine m.~or 81 Ucl been ....tousb' fGr a field PUnk, HeacleriOD. Tea., olflat on rollen, Pomti'OJ • lolaiiOD • ~~~Ve~t~Cator ol UPOs, could !lilt )'til' Mr HaU wu bclrn J~c said the program to mllll£er .t 1111 AJricullural .30 Pl. f!euiDI st.M, Hinton dilearec JIIOI't, o\t I 11t111 S.UGON (UP!) -ComlnUIIIII -1.7 Ml1 11, tile P'IIIDI eloJer to eooeervatloa aad hbiJ:UIIOII o.tl Ntlonar7, KaDawlla Falls eoarerence iD Wuiii!IIIOB Moll· 11110111 retrellille under a u.s. 1111 of the BIDJaml' wu 111111e po~e!ble Servilll. &.lS fllll:lg, Olarlulm! 1U7 city, Ke)'hoe ba~ Jtp. NariDt aPSult bllllcltd PIOderCrump Hall tbrouCh sponeared In The card read: "Do you waat falllD&. t.onclon, l\llll'!llel llld Oml~ R. Ford'• call for 1 ate euuallles on the Americana t.aun ' teglslaluN by 1bt JIO"I"'" 1o Wlll'k aD sulll!llll' whUe )'WI' Wlllllel4 tlallll wert on lbe IIIIa. coap!lional in~ In a hii-IDd·run atiack befOI'I He II ~Mnlved by bla nor's aclmbllstrallon. 101 neighbor'·. II fii!IID«? H not, Boat ~esttthe UFO' '811~ be Dee!ng Into mountains 330 mllu the furllle!' Leona KIDg; I ''We also are work!DI to corNIIl yolll' eorn~ : " tof the Oble River _ Polly a dml Am~:-: ~ !IOI"Iheast of Sai&Oa, It wu til', Mn. Lorteda Tl)'lor~ rect an evU of the past wberelll gl)'fi!'IIIIIIIIL •..,.. n Bob 1lata' trldo reported today VIII Nuya, Calli., and a IIIIIIY paUIDis wm IIIIJIIIId to sigDIIIC up 1D the::' f.~=' Till!l down :. =--::i,!;\~oll~.:plain The fighting' was part o1 a er and sister, Mrl-::.n:th llllldallnllllutioaulmply be~~ams pr ' , 1:15 Ill.: Reliable up 15, $:CII who bave reporled seelai Lealheroeck action caUtd Opero PIKial~!tCecll I w~.: 8 • • a. m~: m:nolll up 11, 1:111. m.: atloo Indiana near Qung Nrai · IN · . ,.,._., .~~_ Flo" PriMI'UO up 10, t:5D •. m.: IJt. Cl1.7- The Marinel previOUI!y Mr. Hall was I member 96th ..., .. _,n"-•ry . t:• ldward up ts, t:GG a. m.: killed Viti ~ 1n sroulld lht Odd lliiCI Jll!llol' ,y... w•'RP""''IN - '1'B11 JttJP. Mary B. down 18, 4:t0 1. m.: lighting and aetimlt4d another lies 8lld nourish• of ao off!elal Indlaoa up 16, 5:55 a. 111.; Steel , f) died from air strikes. dw uf ~~ slate 1111oo1111 blblDd lbam, JIIDger doWII "" •• os .. m.: 'l'ila AmtrleiDI w.e dropped •• an . Presidelll JoliiiiOD aad Prillll Dill Luckett dowll17, t:fll a.m. bJ beUcopler mto I 1andlnc IQd Beauticians ASBOCllliao ... Our flrbii!IMnl Minister IDiira Gandhi today Rose G. up 18, l2:3b a. m.: 10nt late Mondey In a move 11> Pl. PleasiDl Service wiD began an !Dteosive round of JIDU up w, 5:25 a. m.; Nation- Funeral services 101' Forrest trap 1 Communist battllioP at S P. m. 'fhundly at DISCOUNTS talks on lhe vUIIIIII llCIIDplet. al up 19, 8:11 a. 111.; Ben Me- R. Drake, $2, of 8fl Woodward lbal wu pUilbli bJck to Ill Crow - HUIIIUH~al On All Ret, PriCIId Sa-. problems of IDdll. Cool up 11, I a. 111.; Soothern Drive, Charleston, who died liiOIIIIIaiD strqbo!d. 'nle Mao 1\ev. WilUa~.~~ -'" wbt Mrs. Gandhi rtOOived a par- down It, l:lD a. m.: Charles Mallday in lba O!lrlwloll 0111- riDes cams under heavy ftciate 8lld ""'- ww t!ai answer to pi• for aid SIIVeiiSOII up 22, 1:10 a. m.: tr11 HQIIIIIII, will be held Wtd- IIIOI'Ial', recomess rifle IDd Suncrest remetery. IUNIIII 01 Monday nlgbl ,.... 1111 Prest- Helen z. dOWII 11, I:SS a. m.: ulldaJ at 1:110 p. m. al the IDiomatic weapons fire from a may call at the Intra! Middleport, 0. dent proposed a eiDO million Helen ft. up Greenup 6:15 p. Wtlloll Funeral Honll I b er • low bDi Z,OOO yards from the after~~7~p.~m~.~tocl~e~y::_._ _.Jl6===~==""""~ "lndo-Amerlcln foundation" to m.; Ravellllwood up Greenup 8- wltb lbl Jllv, Olarl• J1lnd. lndlllg pollll. laster educa!IGI in IDdia. :41 p. m.; Pellil' Downey up rlcU olllahoiiJII. Burial wD1 be 8'1111'11 Uitollr File GrteiiiiP 8:61 p. m.: Lady Glo- In the Graham Cem!l"7, IJrl. '11111 overriD wveral VIet ria up Grtenup 11:50 p. m.; bam Sletloa. Cong posltioos iD two houn ol Zimmer dOWII Greenup 1:30 a. HI - bol'll Jual 11, 1111, In l!eavy fl&btbli frolll' p.!D. to 7 m.; Little Georl• down Green- Muon ColllliJ, tbe 1011 at tbe p.DI. Sporadic fl&bUnl eooli· (Contiolled pap One) up 2:45 1. m.; JIID Hougland lala Roy ami Etbe1 Mat 81Nu1e nued until 11 p.m. when tbe Junk ao old Jtepo1n1ck, 1o in- down GretiiiiJl I:G B. m.; A. J. Drake. He WU ID IDip\opl ti perrlllas broke CODtact. stall 8 s~ne~Ught 00 the North Patten up Meldahl 2:55 p. m.: the Unioo Carbidt Colp. for Communllt loesee wen 1111'lbird·st side of IDWII ball, 1o J, S. lAwil clown Meldahl 5:30 It yel!'l U ID operalor. He lalowD but a U.S. military r ht up that part of the town p.m.: P'rleberfll" up 6:30p.m.; wu • member of the Bible tpokesm10 said the Marines h~ll lot Pld 14 Inquire into 811 Steve Click down Meidahl 7:25 Center Omrcb In Cblrlllloa. eufftred "moderltt" CIIUlllliee. alleged' lrlflic problem at lbt p. m.; Eiloha Woods up Meldahl SUrvivort include his witt, Relafonlemeall toc~Jy wen Ohio and of 1111 pozneroy-Mieo 7:15 a. m.; Alton Zephyr clown Edna Boothe Drake; a 1011, ll!llbll 10 make caatacl with 00 bridge (in Pomeroy) which, Meldahl 2:50 a. m.; L. Fleore Conll Let Orate, AlbaD,y, Oble; the IIIIDIY· according to public compiaiDts, do1111 Meidahl t:IIO a. m.; East. aae cral!dlon, JIQbert Scoll ---makes it dlfficolt for motorists el'l' down Meidahi 5:30 a. m.; Drake, AlbiDy, IIIII a eleter, DutiM Reviewed hy to turn left toward Middleport ValvoiiDe up Meidahi a a. m. Mrl. Rollert (Veve) Roulb, LA- p IA • coming off the bridge, Galllpolll Dam - Mark East- tart, W. Va. Frleacll may call atro. U'I<L11.ary . The traffic and softly com- 00 uP 1:30 p. m.; Queen City 11 the funeral bomliD Olar1ts. The Me,gs County state Higllm ttee will seek an audience down 9:50 p. m.; Pamela D. ton uyt:me. Wll' Patrol AuxllluY ttudled w:th the State Hisbway Depart· down 10:40 p. m.; Kentuckian P'o!llaonc Funeral llol!ll Ia "lluUII ol I ~ Dilpatcber" up 1:461. m.; Qlu<kie D. down In charp of Joeal arnap. Ill tilt operalione 0( a Patrol . th"•s ~·ment m --· Poet Monday night II the LtZerkle aonoonced Brown and 3:10 a. m.: OVEC up 4:25 a. ments. Ball Middl IJI. Associates of Marlon, IIIJiiaetr• ID.; . Fort Jlw'born up 6 a. m. ~...- In S"' ePportD. M Phlhp Sporn up 1 a m "" """" wu •• · · oing. 1~, wDI blillD • boundlry llllllwlla River - iaa~er up Service it Held Creedy, Commander of the delmmg B111'VIJ ol tbe laJIIIGII . Oailil • Meip Patrol Poet. sewerage site below Hobsml London 2 a. m.; George PriCe F M Rhod Ca Ilia John WID cond cted which is lhe suhJIGI ol lillla- d 0 w n Marmet 8' 05 p. m.: Ol' 1'1, el the ~~ wiiil lt lllll~arytion in lalljl ,~emnaUon pro- Mountain State down Marmet 3- PT. PLEASANT _ J'uMral ltelldirll '111 beard ceedingllllni6alll by l\llddl~ :SO a.m.; o. F. Shurw down eervice for Mre. BlltJ Let the.~ of ~ against tho Kanawba Realty Marmet 5 25 a. m.; W. H. llhodll. 13, Ltoa, wulllld Tllee- nce~~t anDuel IDapection, IIIII Co., ChlrleJIQII. Shaver, Jr., don WlnlieicJ 4:35 clay at 2 p.m. In Galllll , _ dlseusaecl ibe 8IIIIU8l State aux· Atten4lill tbe llleetla& were p. m.; H. E. Bowles down II Home at Pocl wltb the lilY. UW, JMel!ng wl!ld! wiD be k Mayor C. 0. ,....., wbo J!Niido Wlnflald I:N p. m.: fdtu!• J1111111 ADclrew ofOclaUDa. 1111J1o beJd ,\prt1 JG-17 In Columbus. ed; Clerk Rlcbarll 11111117 IIIII Bosworth up Winfield. 10:31 P. lal was In tbe Parldns f Councllmill Zirkle, Parmallt, m.: l!lllerchff liP Winfield 11:50 larY at Red . .. RIP J'RAcnJUD Stumbo, WIJIII Glbboaa, Didl a. Ill.; JelfertGII uP Winfield I· l\lre, Rhodtl died aJDda7 In PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Rei· - Vaugbaa IJid (11111'111 ..... :50 1 • m.: !, P. J - up WJn. 'nlOIIIU Mtlllorlal Hoepltll, build Ardler, Hopett, II a paneld t:45 a. m.; Lucy Jane Cbarlelllla, after 8 loog Ulness. Ulllt 1n Doetorl Hospital, CoLueas llP Winfield 1:'1 a. m. SUrvlviD8 art ber mother, Mrl. lumbul, sulferlne trom a frac·. Editb lfurliOII, Leon; sister, lurid blp. Mrl. Archer fell at "''* 1. UFO Reported Everywhere To~odesBaekslams. P lan :::..~:; FALSEUETH Revamp Mental Program. • • ne~- ~..... :it~ ,.Jl:: :a.s:. . 0';~~\~~· :~ ...~J' . . ' '" ,.,. , ,, "·:· r. a ••• ~ 'UPlBrids · (~ ~e : <\,t:"! .. no wY 111rr. .. ~· e...... -. ~-~·-= _., ~· !'l.:L" ", I = !!.9..t'liliit-lllir'_ ..... _ •:..:: NIWI,A,I!It ADVII~TISING IS YOUR SAFEST .ND SUR.I$.1 AQVEilTI$1NG INVESTMENT Ml , , _ OM 11& ., IIWb ~ JI:U' llOM; 11~ . . . ~....... UI!. •:;,1• - Yes, I am interested in having Cn&\lttnpO(al)- 1 TraditionaiL._ _ _ _ __ aut111nalic eledric l&wn lanlern Name·------------------~---------------~ ~'·'-~ '; Citv I - '' Aft11a _!~~~~!:_ro~l~l~,!. .!;·~~b~,~~o ~-=l_!~~~,:=~~ "'ll JU Ntw trt atr. tw I'IWI: . . . . . . ., A-- {AittiJibm and Sontbt'rn Ohio t:lt·ctrit Company , ,. be bliD<Uolded. to the constunt flow of aew Piooduc:ta and 1141JVicel designed to make our llves man elljo:rable. ~toiiCIIIIIsts pndlel a 211'!'& "!lett.,.. meat" of our I111ng ellndardll by !t'ro~ Without ad· would he lneoncelvab!e. vwtiliag, IUCh Thtre'a no dGubt tbat in the years to come, advel' tiaiQC wlU· help to ~nab ours a better and more JWIperous t:OJinlry fot evl!l'yone. NaUoool ...~ 4 I Lr:; ao•tnDbell. TL\DRIONAL -· �., I '') .' '.I ' i (I I I ..,Est* ,. s.~e Gleil• Nlllltt Get 'Extra Cash The Want Ad Way 1 i '' ' PNMNCIAL R(tiiOirr ... THI Hlt.U fJI IOUCATION ... 11111111 ,...,. ........ DHi~nlllr 11, lf'l Mkllllt"" .... ,... VII- Jc....l cou,.tr tl rMip. P. o. """ at. ••••••r•r.. .....,..,....,... IMttrlct, Apple Grove •. '·· Society Notes . POMEROY - UNIOii AV&- -.. 1 """' ,.. ro1oew,.1 -------~~--~------_, __._ 1-Dally Sentinel, '" . Polnroy-Middleport, 0, Mareb II, li88 1 -;;;;;;;;;;====;;;;a;;;;;l 1\!o story fraJDe, I 1'1101111 (S. ·~ W.lmKI ,. Wa....., AD ~-•--ms) bath basement .. ....... '!be WSCS mel at lbl homl .... I w • • • MMnl... · - ......T-. • INFORMATION cellar bouse Ill back oo! bouse. " ... _,.. " .....~... of Mrs. Amold H'upp ........ ,....,_, OI&DLINU BULLDOZER work. Reason&lot 100 s 100, • •ot. l'.! r~..... ev..mr. with dmtiolle led 1 ble, ependable and experi• RACINE - SRD ~ - :!l:.~'~::l'':"'..,....~:1 by Mrs. Dolly Wolfe. M u. cANCILL&noNa tenced. WY 2·22o8. l story frame, e large rooms CAIH oocoNCILIATION · Early Roush Wal Ill charge of COOliCTIONI I 25 IOtc ..... bath lull -·· ---· · ~ • .._ Will .. ecce.- ttntll ' " ' a. .. ----='--:------::--:~-. ......l I All New Kllllllar II!Op (3 bedrooms), I ··».:;.r 3l. 1 - UAIS.OI lbe bus'iDeSI Dl-nvDe .IWIIo ,.. .., " ,.,.,_ .,_,_ or T·•de basemen~ large workabop. ""-.~, ,..."''•' ., ,..,.,1, Roush who bas been the preal· ~,. • j e Cer e Truck e Huter ,_ ---" 1 •-t 1 r several .,.._ w•• .. ...u.ATOo•• ==-:--;---=:::--:;:---:1963 Volksw•gen 2 dr. $1245 This property .......... en .... ...,..,...,. l'w!4 ,....,.., ...,, ' . ~--· 1 . 1 tr' ,. '::.. ":~ '::'..,- - : ;.-..... FORD pick up, 1953. G. A. D 1 .. • radio, beater, good Core eBulld_, condition. Price reduced. ~":~"H:.!:!l"h.d ~~~.: gaiR elected to that olllce. The :!,::C,::""";,..!.-:"0:,. ;!:''"..,': Deem, Racine. S 27 6tc I fue~R:.J':[ced P':\~e~een 1uus•., eAny Type • ACRES - IN LEBANON t~,\".::;J."''".,. ...,..... members lllendJng Included tllher wtl ... " ........... .... • TWP.- 55 acres C8ll be cW. December 31, Ulea' SMUll Anila Wheeler, Roberta Thai......... -~-,.,.,,_ W1nted To Buy 1963 Corv•ir Monu Cpe. $1395 livated, property well rene- ....\!'......~~~~~·-,;.:;• •~ J:...... ton, ;royce White, lieu P n· •ATil 4 speed. Radio anllkd heater. Bwlack finish with red vinyl WY 2-2196 Mlddl-rt, o. eel, sood 7 room frame, wat- :~~~:." ..':'o•:::.::l"T1l'o':"' 10111, Sblrley Ables, Naomi ANl'IQUE FUrniture, disbel. Per lllf•nt Ad leMft seats. 102 engine, • new W. • tires. er S)'Biem, basemeRI, chlclt- .,1,.,.. "'"· 1, ,,.. _ Stobarl, DoUy Wolfe, Domla 4 COAl per Weftl . . . 1...,.._ miscel'-us. Call or write: Mlnlnll.llll Chi,.. 6t eMit Mn. Honrd Cedi. 100 w. 1957 ChevroleH2·Ton Pickup $495 011 bouse, Rew milk houat, nf.Ul Blll, Mabel Roush, Edlsoa Bmk, U Clfth ,., WOnl fer fliNt C.. tKUflft , ........... llaia Sl., Pomeroy. Solid cab and body, good tires, heater, nice for modeL EXPERIENCED mce bam, shed and cora ~.~:.\' • ."~::'., !;~:::;,; Iona Hupp. Birthdays were It per nnt Dtecount eR ,.,. I 29 U. SEVERAL OTHER GOOD TRUCK BUYS. erib. Priced to seD. Totol ••--oo EUeen Buck and Naomi Stobarl. 11H1 eC11 "'1• Wlttll8 II ...,. CARD OP THANKI & OIITUAIIII IJSTINGS wanted oa sma · o Total ""'1Mrs. H""" was assisted II tl.ll fOt H .............. lldl -----=-----~ For Rent _ ~ tddltlell•l ..... 1e. wms - have boyero. ~::::. a:.,'::m'"' l:f.!::: aerv~ 111 refreshments by Mrs. OPPIC:I IIOUII APAJJTMENT , - 3 rooms and Alben M. Cox, Broker ,.,,..., J'w!d uouo James KRlghtillg. The next I;Jt A. M. te l:tl P. M. DillY llturlhY •a A. M. te 1lltl NMIII bath. Nicley furnished . CaroPEN IVI!S. f:OO P.M. 1 and HeBrY Qolaad, Salet111a11 ~::\ """'" - ,.,,..~....... meellng will be held at home IT'I 10 IAI'Y TO PL.AC8 A pets and drapes. Phone 949fGP II lVI, . . . WY U5ll WY Z-11831 =~m t ·~::!,:~ of Dully Wolfe. IUUL T PRODUCU. . WANT AD 2481 before II •· m. or ina 211 3le ~:.';..ac;.~ ·~_::-: Recent visiloro of ."!'r. and quirfl the RecreaUo• Cllllter, Tolll 010...... . , _ ~p Mr PHONE WY 2-2156 for Sale for "'·'120 ACRE FARM, good farm. "'",.''"'" · '"'~· uuua arsons were Racine. 3 29 6tc ...... I 1.. d d """"'I ...,.... .,. and Mrs. Ott Boslon, Mr.· f Thanks ~1 u"' an pasture ian , T room Bond Rou..mont Clrd-O - - - - - - -- NICE 2 bedroom apartment HALF INTEREST ia several THOROUGHBRED German bouse, saw limber. Oa alate ~.~:,\'.....,.::'.., ·~ 10...,,:, and Mrs, CarroU While and - -· 1 wtth garage. Newly decoral- acres of coal U interes'ed Shepherd pups, 5 weeks old. WY 2·2193 Pomeroy route, w. G. Nickels, ~ Totol ..~'ill'~ daughters, Darla and Deanna, 1 WISH 1o !hank the Veterans , ed. Located on North Sthll WY 9 ' t' $25 each. Walter Wilsom, PI · t ""'"'" Det. 11. ,.,_ ' · Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parsons 8lld 3 25 12 3 29 3 11 2 766 Memorial Hospital Staff for 1 Avenue. Pllone WY 2-2246. ca - ' p Peaeh Fork Road. 1\'Y ~ M.; CONDITIOHING Relrtger- pers ams. p ~".\..,.m..t ,:~::; 8011, Kenny. tl~eir kindness during my I 22 lfc POTATOES _Charles R. Har-1 '1028. 3 29 3tc ollonllonoer,;tee. J'OR SALE: T room bouse with ~~':".':..~".: 4 ~::: Roberta Roush and Dana swy at !he hospital. I am TRAILER LOT. Rutland, five ris. Call VI 3-2693. 3 29 3tc - - - ; 4 1 11c bath, gas furnace, 410 Spring T~IH IALAN<I, liCIIPT~ :::::- Lewis were Friday evening vis· gratefudl hfor theh carldsted,flow- I miles from Pomeroy. Phone I FOUR OOo-;;-20 tirestubes and ONE USED dJoh• DeerJ hne Deegrass . Avenue, Pomeroy, f6400. Ph. ••••o".:."~':,':,'~lOI •• •u•o .. ltors of Mr. and Mrs. RandaU ers an t ose w o v Sl me. I SH 2_5613_ • chopper an one o re WILSON'S c r wash •• Page WY 2-2211. S 1 Uc 3 16 30ic Also thanks to the Racme - -- -- wheels. I hole wheels. $50. 50 rt. elevator with hopper. Street m ~ddleport is uder ~::b :.an::~!~:t!MII 1'7031.!17 Roberts. Emergency Squad. ;FUnNISHED 3 room apart- Call WI 9-2789 after 4 p. m. Both iR good condition. Paul new ma,..gement Ma1111ger, BOUSE in Rutland, T roo1111 "'.:':.:!'1.:;':.:""• Tm~ ,.,088_., Mrs. Bob Rhodes fteelved 3 29 __l.tc R. Karr, I mile north of Franklin Marlin. Open at 9 and bath, large Jot. Priced for ~::!:;.~;:,-::· :U'::· Tu Mrs. Julia Norris m~n~ II'Y 2-~~ 212 ~~tb 1!!::::! word of the serious illness of her 1 Ohl-I 29 ltc . 5 venue, 1 eport, 10· AUCTION, Saturday, April 2, Chester, Ohio: 3 27 3tc a. m. Close 9 p. m. Salis- quick aail. Phone SH 2-5884. 1Tl.?,.• 1., soLos mother, Mrs. Shen11811 Buk!h1 6 t e 1966. 12:20 p. m. I have sold TWO I ter "ponies s.··incheS. factiol guaranteed or wm do s 22 6tc Vocational Education, ele. 31.92 er, who is visiting her 100, Notice jNICELY fumisbed 2 bedroom! my borne and will sell the Wonq~~ny trophie~. Come see job over. Cars are cleaned ..~~~': """ •"'"" ••• uoo.Sl Ralph, at Medina. ,apartment, Middleport WY 2-1 folloWing personal property, them work. Sheryl Williams, Inside and out We alse pick BOUSE for sale, 104 Hamillon ••,,... 196.60 An Easter program will be OLD FASIDONED revival at 3814. 3 3 tic located I mile east of Rul- WY 2-6821. 3 'n 61<! up and deliv~. Everylbillg St., Middleport, $6000. Call ¥:~:t' ~·.::-::::~. ":'...':':, ....:!::~ held at the church Thursday the Hobson Christian Union l'HREE and four room furnish- land. Ohio, on Slate Route for t2.00. WY l-3715. WY 2-5324. S S tic ~;:'::0;-., ".:;;;":::'.:; evening April 7 at 7:30 p, m., Church. Rev . Charles Setters.; ed and unfurnished apart· 124 at Cook's Gap Hill: GROCERIES and drugs at the S 31 etc !FOR SALE - Sevea room .,...,.,..• .,., ":::: under the din'Ction of Mrs. Rusbrl-" 'lh bath aad ""' Bnou 18.07 Evangelist. Special singing\ ments. WY .....5434. 12 6 tfc westJ ng house ref ngera to r, Clem Cooper Place in Portca •-·IIVWI"U WI Tot. Non.Jle'lenut Receipt. 25083 sell Roush, Mrs. Bob RhO;des land, Ohio. Gas and tires lbuil•'•• lot Total Re " " FURNISHED Speed Q"""" was her, Emerou of comer o1 , "'"h oae Total - ' ~~Jnnlnr • Mr 1. each evening. Starting April' ••'OUR ROOM le Wednesday · Grea•• B•l•~• "'~"·" and Mrs. Dallas HiD, p m Everyone son TV , 2 wardrobes, 3 beds, on sa '"' acre ground, out ~· PtUJ '*ll'l.Pt• 25l.&.st. 18 Old Th to ·n be I nist. . 10 1966 7 30 w~loom~. Odell, M~nley pas- I apartment. WY 2-53BS. 11 complete. chest of drawers, jobs, flats !<xed and molor i water. Good gardeol plots and !!:~.~~~!~::•en ax n WI pa ' 1 I 21 e machine tune-ups. Edna Deem, 2ManAT ITS GREATEST l!OD18 fruit lrees Could '"·"'·" 1 11 tands d sk 1 5ew'ng tor, 3 29 3tc I ' e divided . lo ...,;. buildinbe wtN<tton C~nlinate AcUv:IUet RADIATOR POi ueroy Motor ·Co. •;.:..:-J,.:.=".,.."'t":"" ....... .... ' . .-.:;-: SERVICE a..... ..= LI'L AINEI lElTH GOBLE FORD =:-"A..-.... WHER AliGNMENT Pomeroy Motor Co• ......., . BRAKE SERVICE Braettnars mew i,.":!,' .....,•.., .. ,...,&. = GAS~INI - ALLEY j ------------! _.,.s, p 1ZZA -------------- - 1 lawn mower, 3 rockers, small ager. 3 7 3tc _ Order f'RAILEII LOTS !roo' ~~ lot of concrete blocks, iron 1963 FORD Galaxy 500. Con-. TRUCK GROWERS qe and ••ter Brown I LloUI 1 · edl kettle, utility table, dinette vertible. Automatie transmis- l Your Southern plants now·. to- er Park fSt&te Approv t ' d' II h . d' h I matoes 1 cabbage, peppers, IOnersvWe, Ohio. r1JoOe W\ se . _, me e _c a1rs, IS ~· ~don. Price $1395. Call 992-5568 sweet potatoes. Charles R. 1-3:124. 3 27 6tc 1 li tfc cookmg ute~sds, tables, pic- after 4 p. m. Harris, Portfand, Ohio. VI 3-' . _ lures, servmg cart. wheel2&93. lnsurlnce 3 29 l2te · FOUR ROOM (urn1shed apart- barrow, some lumber, other ment WY 2-3651. II 15 tf< articles not listed THE CATIIOUC Womea'a Club MIDDLEPORT, modern un-1 George F. Colemaa, OWner. \UTOMOBILit ~ of Sacred Hearl Parish wlll 1 fumished 3 rooms and bath, Terms : Cash. ....,..l(ldT ,_.... your opera. have d rummage sale AprnJ apartment. Low utilities. Not responsible for accident!. WI licenll! CaD WY lall. 1st and 2nd in the Schorn I Coats Building, WY 2-5141. Sale . conducted by Bradford I1IUr A !L C R · Buildlnc at 120 East Mala' 2 24 tfc uc on ompany, acme, ~HUTO eo~''"" Service. ......_ • 'II - - OhiO 3 27 6tc .,-.. _,.. P lr Street, omeroy. om • ti TWO TRAILER~SPACES tori · iea made al legal papera. S p. m. I 2'1 ~~- ~· rent in the Village of Middle-, cc!~:~~~L~~ S~t!~!ts bi.rdl recorc1J aild almost 8llJ rt. Call WY Z..3346 or WY d otber docUDieDll. FARMERS am takJRi orders • po 81 WY •360D an paper throw away bags. ....._,.,.. "-·th'tomato pia• .. , 2-21 or lr .II . •• lie Good suction. $15.66. Phone aeeter lasuaace, .-vau-..., rUD t &fC for """"' ,... • - --------------1 • - - -- I • o)U now. Will arrive around April 25. Billy Hill, Racine, WI ~ - - WHINf SOON WHAT! th"-ftYOifl'lllfCarWIIII WHIRl? I 5\1 h.p. with aU attachments $2110. Marietta holllll! paint, l!o price, 5 beehives, $2 each. CaD Mason 773-5%96. .. TRAILERS ..,,. .u.- Also Go-Tog Alont Trovolt 1 ,. ""' ==-=-=:-;;;-;-:--:-c·---- Make Your Reservation 1 )'or Rentals Now! Middleport 24 hours. LAicWHOt Soundoro loq~~nllllltl Hlo GIIJ!polls Service To v.. WATCH FOR OPENING ,.. Service. 3 Zl 121<! ' BUDG - ET PRICED rw11 in lrWMilV oor third floor budget abop. "'·-""·e, '"ddl_... Baier a·w.,...... .pu: ...,..,., Ohio. u 12 tfc .. .... Bulk Spreading Available - We Also Can Apply Liquid Nitrogen To Your Fieds. All 31301pl DELICIOUS Hollle111llde Pizza, j 50c, 75<:, and $1.00 sizeS. IJe.l luxe Pizza, $1.50. Jack'l Dllio ry Bar, MiddletJOrl IS a lfc; Dew 11. Flat l~ lurkil!pc .-. :fti. Lam- • POMEROY OHIO 20.s.. eewm andlloe U.S.A. &.IDte&lacP 7. PIJe}W.M I.Snlclt Uti :11. Fourtb ~ 13.Follow 2ti. Lll'btlo Jack W. Coney, Mgr. Campmg Traders, autlto~w- 1 Apache dealer. Campmg eqwpmeMnl and 1\~uppv hes. Hor· lon-st, ason, . a. 3 21 lfe HoUy la Eight e OPEN- SOON~-RoUsh-aDd Lyons :17s-by 14 and - -- 13. Mulberry lf.l!:x-· low prices. Ph. WY 2-2111 ~ 28. Jaaetiv,p lt. A<t:toNlni. ·mby IS. Cele- lo II. SwiRl 1%.~ ..,. :rz.ou- - -- _ ...... ---::=(· g od . . A.rciiJ. pol&ro ID EnJ'. ....... ~ 2S. 0.. ot 1J poet. 21, 9 l!tChel 21. Impudent 10. Cl!lne.e ........ II. Deed 31. WingUke IK.Mad ltrlp IIOOild effect 41. -rw.truo Street," forinet•=e brily black tires. First tire $23 25 second tire $21!.6S. Extr; rim $7.SO each. Newell'• la.'l'lono-Ch Oh' Sunoco, es1er, to. 16. Stallu 87. Sou11d ot ----------:---s 27 Mtc lhocr&l!e HelD Nanted ; UPRIGHT Deep Freeze. -- -18 II. Archlpe..,. bet ... CAR HOP and wai1r~ss. Apply cubic feet. WY 2-1321 or WY aadB. in person at once. C row's 2-3118. S 11 tfc Steak House. 3 211 tic SINGER SEWING MACIUNE HOUSEKEEPER, prefer-~IJN NEW sewillg table. Zig live in. Call WY U251. zag equipped to bullonhole, , s rr tic monogram, overcast, etc., I ===-=---:--:----; without attachments. Pay off 1 WANTED: Espertenced mecb- balance due 7 payments $5 ' anie for minor parll lnstaiJa. each or $29 cllllh. Pllone lion service. Must be mature, WY ~21185 3 29 6tc with ability t. manage de· · partment and sell parts. KEEP carpet cleaning probGood working conditions. In leml small. Use Blue Lustre letter, slate erpertmce, ref- wall to wall. Reist Eleclric erenc:es and wages espected. SJmmpooer $1.00. Piclteas Write 0<1 Tba Daily Sentinel, ~rdware ~· __ 3 l8 6tc Box IIIlA. I 4 lie EXCELLENT. efficient and ecCAR HOPS Nl';EDED AT -leal, that's Blue l.ustre ONCE. Apply iD person. Crow'a orpet and u)t.lolstery clearaSteak House. S a lfe er. Rent electric sba••oooer. A~q..taPomeroy Coment Block IIOURLy earruags $2.15 ud Co. S 28 6tc ap formanor- oa _ _ _ ,IH DBUBQ HQTX8CRB BAr. GYC P Milw 10011 fa e11y of IF CAIIPETS look dull and ATO IIIWDV BAR BARRI EWV sa. Ml+ftet•d. Select own hours. 1 drear, remove the SJXlls as -U1QLIC ' . . tiiM!uwn~ expeytencel they appear. With Blue Lus- 1 T oat..Jila)"w crypt~: IF NOBODY LOVES TI)U BJ1 required. Write Walkins Pro- Ire. Rent electric shampooer lURE lT U YOUR OWN FAULT.-DODDRIOOIIl ducta, Inc., D-59, Winona, $1.00. Baier Furniture Co. _.. I I ·-- .. : - -- ---- $1.• I 'i f~ir.~. ., ' ~., .. . s-•brcf ...wu t.":..:r.c;:- Mllll coUNTY, oHio ••,:.:.::••J~~~~~nclln• 4" Pepulatlon .... c......,.••ctne. OhiO. M.rch tz••,., I heraby CNttfy the fOIItWiftl . ' ,.. ....... N H c•rrect. BaciDe, OUt I I .. -;;;:: Evhfn• ftMpmehll rateL c.me~eey """ WY , ...,1 • · · ,....., Otl!or o.n. v.._ .....,. """ ......... ""' 01' .....,.. Total o.•. v~~~qo rundo 11 lit Water Wub Dectrlc IJfht hnd OM BU1'CJIERING m11 8pec. A..ea. c..t. l'un4 u:u flua ,..,._,. • I"""" .. ll'!t.., u. ""'''"' - aD m•t• WY .....,. 1111 . . , . . . =- 11.179.27 389 31 rand Total or all Fundi Truur.r'• CUll BalaDee 31, 1805 · 1 :0::~ to lnllerttaDce Tu Sale• Tax and F:ln. Jn.l. :_:.:__::_:.:______, _________:; Local IJcUIHs aa4 PermU• 1'111.. ud C4ll1ta ln...... -..... ~.,.,:;;,:,;~-===::---:1 VW.p J'undll ·-'- J'1re Coatraeq . . PLYMOU111 FURYt 8uW" Ml•u. ree1• Sill" md Char Auto Sales ........ powe1' Goo, VIL ond Olbor 53:11.-.te 1UU,2UM 10 ~~~D~~~.. ,.,_ ,., w"''" "'"' :U: '::,~~ ~~ddttl•n- to GuoUne T.ax WEU.~eclr~ NICKEL'S WO'fmJ./ LmLE ORPHAN ANNIE - cent J.&.lf..SO IN THI PIOIATI COURT OP ...... MANLOII HLIN. ~ Tot11 lllec. ,.... sw. •lllf Cbll;... r. and "Jfll"D, Ray Phillips of Lancaster; Mr. ancl Mrs . ' " ·- I~ NO l"oE I(~ u;:IU: 10 ttND MRf, Mu~ :E 1 'tt HUSMND Oak Hill -- - - - . "'r-- __;;__..=;.;._ _ _ _ ____........,. . . . . -- • ., _ Society Notes ...,_ 1 ""~"'. , '\ '( '· ·•· .·;. ' WHO WA5 L09~ WHILE ~F!.ORtN6 T-~e -oM&!o AT 151M, onr, Da)'IGD llcEJror IOd Kermit P.fcli"'- of Cow- ·· -•-e ~o:~u v1 ..,. ,..., spent the weekend with their mother IDd brotben, Mrs. Martha U~~oiP'I- 1':'--v,r, ~ and VergJI. J... DWu 11-- to Mr. and .._ ,._ JICIDANmL. Allltnee .~~~~., - - . , w • ., it~ •· .... ......... •• a ,_.,.._ .._.. J9 ............ --~.-- ' ·•: ' 'ri ~! f _ .............. U - - , J · , WELCOMe QiliJ ~ RIG~ ' NOW' I AAve IT All FI611RED 01/T. Stanley PbUUps of Logan· Mrs. Ren Smith of Wgani Har old PhiDips of Lancaster· Mr t • and Mrs. Blair Cadwallader and SOD of Seaman• Mr BOd Mr , • S. Duane Barr and son and Mr and Mrs "'•·' C ' • ~iJ. arler, all ol Oak Hill· and Mr and Mrs D.... \oo._ • • awuald Balli of namdea. P. ' r a n e •' AMD NOIYX'7'/ COUlD So MaR£ WI; u.:=::: , I" ,. ONLY ... /T ... WELL I I AT& AHVTHIMI; ~ ,.z::::: II ' PLENTY, ~ONEY, P1Q 0' MY6EL', 1ar•· M can ..............,.........__ . """""· ler Will be WI 9-2054. .te ,.1 R bl Uo1 am er $125.00, 1960 ._..:.ao cuam . - 1 Jleco.tpt. 01 nun ,...1141 toAll:: ble, f225.00.· ca0 .... """"""" a- o.... ''"' 8 ...,,,. ,...,.., ter 5 I 211 31p IUMMAOY •• .. 1 . p. m. -.,."., ,,.. M•lnl...:n e~IUIII IIET WINNER Mr' IDd MrL u - 'bb'v~er· Glnenl Goftl'llJnea&8 Le ._..., ~ 1162 CORVAIR, t speed 8lalld- o.n. """'•"•• •· l:-·11000 •-·tro NEW YORK (UPI) '-Karan llld 11011, Vance, vlslll!d Mrs. • loa • QM; "··ellent "'"" ... ..,Corap .., AUd. ........ ~.... a....o•• ard 1r811SmtSS Worklnea·, aBI,q AI'.W. Jll, I •• a • ,e&r • Old Ha"'· tWII ~ IC\IICI'll:l. ~ tve• condition. Phone WI P-1850. ~:!.~"· Go••mtbont ~.l::lg bnmetle from Brentwood, C. lag. 3 25 etc Pou...•• ,. ••no• ' 04 ...,....,._ Uf., Will a coveted Mefropall1811 Mrs. Delbert Camaha of --------------------1 .,,. nut Ope CI--'··• Rue btlte For Sale Tot•l ,.,..1...,00 10 P ,...,_., ra conlract &mcliy In the c•ouwu Is apelldln(J a eouple =,..:.::;:;_.:..::.:.=c,...::.,-_:,:::,;.--:..-1 8,,~..~~ 111 ,,., ""' 1.on.or Dnals of the Mel'a yearlJ of weeb with her mother, Mrs. HOUSE on Llncola HID, two Totu s.....~... ......, national audition. Bertha Baum ~ alriL story brick, practlcaUy new. ~:Jt:•t.1':::;:' a .,.,,.., Miss Armstrong defeated 13 Mrs.. Zona Biggs, Mrs. Hat I bedrooms and 2 baths, 1'h ~~~w~,'gba'!:•· vu . .run111 ~~~:i'; other finalists II wblt obw- tie FrederJcll: and Jack Freda acres. Priced tar below ap- a..,,.,.,.n _ .,,.. _ Tolel ~11 vera termed the llllfat compe. erick called" Ill Mr. llld Mr.. praisal. Richard Neutzling, ··~:;.:•;o~ ......_ .a tiUon in recent YOIIJ'8 with bei' Lowell BUlb and · Mr. Simm NY ~2880. 3 20 If< Cemetery "''"'" ur•l "~"·'" of . art aria 1ro~ "'""'J.OS5.11 rendllioD ..,_ Jolmlen · ,..,..,._1 aftenlooq. Mr JOR SALE- 42 acre farm. 6 Tolol Pub . ..... &•1. "~·-·· Meyerbeei''s "Lei HiJ"'enets." Johnson who "'very m!Ia brl)roorns and bath. T e n ~~i ~,~"~:~ 1 ·0~~~d• She 1"A'88 a co-winDer of Jilt ther-in--law to Mrs. Qjgp. mlmltes drive !rom Pomerny, "'v""u' ••• Nollo ... / - ...~.~rJO"" Sari lsco Opera •audllions Mrs· Either Wright tl Aliif"Unda •,:...-_: 500 I85t June an d wI"• ~I!Ptt¥' with em Vlilted her daugbter, Mro Route 143, Harrisonville !\d. Bond• ••• ""'"•mont ....., ~z1 or WY ... 18. T""''"Tolal to 0"" •···•• n•- ' lhe SIR, Fnnclsco' '·n.-. 'llill Wild Spencer ORe da• 111 Wy •.fi"W VOY Or.and ~pl"nllltn-• t t -""": 1 , , )"''~':' , l , FOR ~AION" SUCH A MAPI&LL t.UC?E 6POI(£ TH" TI?UTI-l ~ -. . JI+OH .I JUST sos"", rs. ,_,_a enn Y over ete weekend. , Mrs. Cora Kersey Ia a patten. 1M J G 1 H 'tal a e gs enera osp• . Oul-of·town relatives wbo atle ded th f aJ I "-- ' n e uner 0 Dt.':!SI~ Siders were Mr. and Mrs. Dale . . Siders BOd Children of Tampa Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Roald Siders and son Roger of B!ytheville, Ark.; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Phelps of Waynesburg, Pa.: Mr. and Mrs. Eugeae Pbelps of Mansfield: Mr. and Mrs. Ches. ter Messer of Columbus• M • r. and Mrs. Marion Hull of Hm- Clll fie. """' 110Ttcl OP APPOINTMINT Tile UD4en11Md baa ben 4a17 lo483.,. . MANV OJ:Mi GINCE l.all.'fl ID trlllt for IMa.ft& CJI lbl!l cndUon of llablon DllD o1 Pomm~:r. Melrl •-pled. Oblo. All ........ ".....,. Wat.r Rentall •&e to lakl Autpor. llabi6D llblbl. Will I 29 8tc Eleetrlcu, . . . . JIMIL181... ,. . . . . IIIUI'lediiW PUIDIDt. 11M endi&. Cemet.17 • · _.. WIU Pl'tlltlt &Mar elabu, aeool'tlllla'1...... W&~~'Oil Total PubiJu se" l'.nt 14 C88.M ln1 te lew. duiJ auU..nUeated.. t.o wu:8 ' bn•tmentl lOki ~Dd ai:tlurM: . :·111 t.lll• Ulldenlp~. for aHowance, Metro eoaverti- Traur.,.. from other Fundi Daled Ulil' 1901., of llah!b, steering. Any reasolllble of- ~IGUQiiD SO~ WEll , Wlri GOT GE( I Q.)EbS l CJ\N'T 'ME-Me&Q ~ Barr. Cll 28, lt.e I.9'JK·eo MIIOI COUNTY, OHIO ' IN II AIIIINMINT OP N.OO 100.01 Q<Oll\.0 8E 'S>'OMED Mr: outatadnlnl. Dec. 31, ltll 18.000.00 Red"med 11 mo. pede4 3.000.00 llal., ouut. Dee. 31 19115 lMOO.OO Rate of IDtereat 1.1 per eent Date of Final MaiUI'Ilf 11·1-TO ll...eltttry IUikllllt HJtll khMI AddltiGII 0Ut8tanllinl, Dee. 31, 1911 119.000.00 Redeemed lJ mo. period 1&.000.00 Bal., Out.t•• Dec. 3L 1085 MS.OOO.OO .... o1 Interest u Pft' Dale of Final MaturltJ 11-180 Totei0utlt1ZUI1D•• Dee. tl. lilA lf7.000,ot Redeemed lJ mo. period 11.000.00 a.aa., oua.&.• o.e. 11 1981 •.ooo.oo Total Ol.atlleDdlQ, Die, 31, liHJIIi 258.ooo.oo 3·115·1• 6 tii·OO I~ 19..;._.. ... llaTM of AIMtl U.A1112 IT Total 587 .54 l.ou 111 732.87 471M -3.091.Sl 10.231.70 3.3M·IIt Rebuilt • GnDd Tot.! ot All J'undll Jt.OOI.Il MOger ears. geaer Total Bllanee llld ' ton and clutch plates. AU Out.tmdina Warrante II ea.l! __ • and rebuilt parla .ml~ Total Cub Balance a:R:U eDeeember :11. 1911 11. - 11 IDteed. Now Opel serve IUMMARY Of IICIIP'TI " Jiropen, TlllH - O.nt•ral Fund you better, I I. m. to 7:30 Real Ell.ate and ID.I.lnalble UD!JI a. m. Propen1 T•• J..t03:U 6 Total p. m. Sunda'tl"a ~.. 10 Cllarette TIK 131 tl p. m. Located 12 miles aorth State Motor Vehicle ru: J.33J.IJ of Pomeroy On St. Rt. 7. Pb. 115--2297. S 1 J0tp By MERRILL llL.\IJ ,.:110 Clarenee Rupe 1 who bas spenl • 19.119517 '""""·" ""'"'"· Dooombor u, , . . _,.,:,. ..... the winter in Arizona, visiled a.rrt.eo Total F.:~~:pendlture. PIUII Ballnce • ..... M ,_ K ed 1.2:11... a..,1,. 10 """'•m•nt uaua Total txPeodtturet Do"m••• The Fabrie SbOl), PP'"liiDIII"""'"•'"' :!~::· ~:!d" Authorized SiDger Sales llllf """' conot. .,.,. Service. I 21 tfe ~=.~hw.,- Imp. l'und ...... B-...- A- Wr..-.. ,o,ther GeiL vmap Pundt Dllll"U aVWK'I• • ..., ~ otal O.n. VW..,• Fundi U!led parts for can and Wa~r Work• Ilectrte Ll6hl J'uDd trucks. Complete line of Bond~ ~· Aueu. CoJUt. P'Dnd .. g for all pa-- ond letit'tlmeal Fundi eel brake lmm r Flre Bond malic lransmi8SIOI, EA$E OF JOINTI• FlCATIOM. ,..,. ,. I t31.'JS 380.90 8uppU" and l"oorr -3.289.81 ~ulpment timnut , _ 19ei'J i'tre Bond o.... Total ., AU .-...,._ Bond Trwte. ...uw.. WlD bUJ' bldel -11UIM.UlY• _,•....... PhD "eler ..._ m • WY ~111. ' 11 ftce, Society Notes . .=!! ,..., C:REATiD ISV Till OPERATION MAKES R)fl ~EN GREATER Mr. an d Mrs. Du ane BE:\fl' an d I son of Oak Hill, took M~, and , . . _ , . Mrs Dale Phelps lo theor home ~!~~- ~:;n_::ro~.e~~:.~.. 3~~~:~: I in Waynesburg, Pa. recently. Tot•l ......... B•l•nco Mr. Phelps had been called here PIUII Rel'elpl• ~l40e "'"""""'"' , . 'by t!1e death of his sister, Mrs, Ded<!'!rnplloD or Serial -~... Ch I Sid '·! d M JnNo~• and cert, ..... 'J9.0000 arey ers. l¥r. an rs. ;e;:~~ ~- serial Bondi, Noi~~~ Alpha_ B-arr aeoompanted them Total EKpendllure, 31.08o:oo to thetr home. Bahmce. December Sl, IDea 1-l IMJO.I'f Graveside service was held Total Ekpendlture. PI Ill Balance, ' Dece111bv II.,. lletl 45.el0 rt &t tbe ftoblnSOO cem-:tery for ~.:!. ~::;"~"1... Mrs. Bert Campbell recenlly .... .., ..., - tooom., ·.. . . . . . ' Mrs. Campbell died . at Colum• of IR.ncbe1 14.8331111 L....- 0 after U _._ 01 ...,.,,, Sub014>. uun. , a Ro~•"' neso. ~~:: Mr. and Mrs, Blair CadwaiToLa.l &eee~pt., 1a.sao 01 Iader and son of Seaman, 0. Tot•• .,,, •• ,..., llalan"" · t th k d lth the'11 •1. . ..,.,,,. 11.800.08 spen e wee en · w .....ndUurfl-pareDts, Mr. and Mrs. Alpha _R0 EVERYTHING WhJ drive 50 mileo, when you ean get delivery at our area warehouse. can us (or Dr. says ulcers, gel PHS tablets. Fast 11 l'quids. l Only 98c at Stark Phar!D8CJ.I RACINE, OHIO ACf\lM,L.V, TMI PA"MUN To~:~e!:::~~~~~~~UI 1 ' 1;:~~~ :•eu. Analysis, straight & mbr:ed new' materiolo available. All 11 IF Leg•l Notice &NNUAL """'"'"" THicuaK .. THI YILL"el OP l'CINI -·- WlU Langsville By CHESTER GOIILD 18 10" 0 urtoEMINT ••••- · · Balance. January l. 1985 l2.18J.:n WATER WELL Drilling'• water .,..,.,, rund ,...,_,. WATKINc """""'AL •u•o!Urnt Co11111 . . . . . &.!151.85 Bal~Utc., Jalluaq 1. 1911 1.1138 33 pump sales and se"ices. Free .......,. """"' ..... --· llrmlle ..... Hllh•.. Imp. .... ...... lHolot>. . \AIJD.I"a..ll!IP a-• ... Cemeter1 481180 Beque1t1 0111 estimates. Call eoUect Pili- eontrol oervtca. • yean .,. ,. .... YUIQo """"' 1100:00 ,.,,1 . , ,...., ""'"" uous ROUTE 124 2:150. HoUma• Drilling Co. . ~-""es rats 0... ~~" o.n. vw..,. ""'" ,,.,_., •'•• ... .,.., '""· "' At Syracuse Corporation pene~~ce. ~ I I u.r aMr Wotb 12.959.521 l~~:pendtlure• 1.&'72 .011 J 11 30tc boulebold _.. Free .. E11K"Irk Lltht Fund I,UU.13 Balanl!f!, December it" iN&. 71111 •timates and ...-2:'d Coaat. l'1lM UOG.&1 'l'otal ~pendltu~. pi~. Balance. . lnspection. No euremnt Fund• u40.u December 31, lt65 2Mfi 01 . .Fire Bond l.m.IM ASSITI AND LIAIILITIII " DAILY CROSSWO ulesmea. New termite r.o~ 0:;-:'-,.clh.~ All TuM~ tl.&.w.l1 u•c•M••• 11. .... lrol plan. Meigs CoiDiy'l OD- : AISITIACBOS8 DOWN !'- ~nh~ M•a UOU7 Depotiton BalancH 1 8.«13.01 1. Obac:ure L~ ly home OWIIed company. State HilbwU Imp. l'llad IUUl ~~~~tory 8\lppliel alld Mat. ~~·.. 00 20 4. Notmany Litle lied Pest and Termile Co& .,..,.,_ ·"' ~ ··T.Combr~a rl 2_Rer--. o.a. vtu.,. Fund• Btllldl!lfl MB.ooo:oo 1 lrol Company. 6(1 W. Mabt ,Other otal Gea. vw.,. 1\Jqdl T.au:. J:IQulpment • 44 •039·46 I. Meta.lbt ~•WY S. Wder Worb .w. -.41 14 ,.. .... Total Anetll Sl • Pomerny , vwu, mectrte L1Pt l'uDIII 1Aa.GJ8 LIAIILJTtlaJO. Ba.tone 3159. I 11 50tp S)HK!'. Aue• . Colllt. I\Jn4 ~.427~ Bond lndebtedn:158.000.00 lL Tropieal Jm~~fiiWiiiiiili::fiiiiii:~~IBond ReUteDMDt Fund• IMOOO ToW LltbiUUel 2118,000.00 SBWING m•cMnn. repD GF'ir• Bond tn :eo au ... or Deftelenc, iii undm•rk's Got specialized service - AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SERVICE Wri.... PhaM or Contlct JIM CARNAHAN BIG BEND TRAILER SALES 11.-=====---='"i!! ;,,..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"-""'""'~ I FERTIIZER l STEWART'S GUN SHOP, Rutland, Ohio. Lots II new 1!11118 and reloading equipment. Will buy, seU or trade. S 11 We LOSE weight safely with l)es. A-Diet tablets. Only 98c at Stark Pharmacy. S 11101p aumONED ....__m.ta a - - ·~ DICK TRACY oeU St. w••'-"' Pl Ple&aant ~ Pboot: . ::~::.':? ;;.::;.~"";;, U 18 Ue ...1 "'"'" 3 2B 61<! SKAMPER CAMPI NO •IJVE BAIT. Fife'&, Srd Street, •-•! t.PCIMIN'f AGeetl bath, lull basement, 1M BJ· IARL GRUESER. __ru IUMM~.:~~":'u:~"::,~':':l.. 3 Zl 6tc --.-.... -.-n-1-11--.,__--.,~---l aud lleaUD& M!Dirnllla oiCIIPn .uo """""""""" ~~ .._.. -.,...___ 111ence. Jen. 1, 1t61 BANNER TRAVEL Olllt. ,oar "'"""- """' to. DJ .,.,,. and les. We bave 1D lllzel ll:'nf;:,;,.0::,,... •-:~:; II'Y 2-2611>. I ., IIIII SIMPLICITY gardel lracb>r, Stopl Loold RHdl ~~:~~~ T~~ayExpendltute~ :;~i~:: POR SALE: I room bouse with •·~·"· ""'· "" "" '·"'·" ,. tr 12- lin J5t N lJO C.IIIJIIolo terry-Out Sorvloo CALL WY 2-99M Pick up AI G. & G. CAFE 111 w. MAIN POMEROY • For S•le ..... m 8 ......., g Librnles uJ:~ lots. Priced to sell. Call WY 2- rlaygroundl "••••""uon.. 01Com Pupt~ '·'"2.10 Centers 1103 2P $156 after 4 p. m. weeks days Au~~:lllary A1encl•• · :u eau:42 WY • '"'7 • a 30~.. Operation of School Plant 2S 5S4 38 or "'""iiW • OJ ~ Scboot Planl Malntea.nca. 8.7 57:01 combinations. Critt AWl> A GOOD -.... DEitJ. FAUER, 100! ,.....,,,. P'·in or with pepperoul, Ul eausage, mushroom. ham or - .....- _By~ART ' "So you ha.YIII't lll&lour A wJ!?D c>: ;Hf'T 1,\iQo.t, .::.ur t.:>N. ~l\j I"J GR:A,Y N E ~~. 1H~ E.>..~ ­ APDI:A 'b ~::; 13!: WATCr1 1NG v[liJ rr•OLO-mar ~ELMER, ·-~-ACINI e.<m. �., I '') .' '.I ' i (I I I ..,Est* ,. s.~e Gleil• Nlllltt Get 'Extra Cash The Want Ad Way 1 i '' ' PNMNCIAL R(tiiOirr ... THI Hlt.U fJI IOUCATION ... 11111111 ,...,. ........ DHi~nlllr 11, lf'l Mkllllt"" .... ,... VII- Jc....l cou,.tr tl rMip. P. o. """ at. ••••••r•r.. .....,..,....,... IMttrlct, Apple Grove •. '·· Society Notes . POMEROY - UNIOii AV&- -.. 1 """' ,.. ro1oew,.1 -------~~--~------_, __._ 1-Dally Sentinel, '" . Polnroy-Middleport, 0, Mareb II, li88 1 -;;;;;;;;;;====;;;;a;;;;;l 1\!o story fraJDe, I 1'1101111 (S. ·~ W.lmKI ,. Wa....., AD ~-•--ms) bath basement .. ....... '!be WSCS mel at lbl homl .... I w • • • MMnl... · - ......T-. • INFORMATION cellar bouse Ill back oo! bouse. " ... _,.. " .....~... of Mrs. Amold H'upp ........ ,....,_, OI&DLINU BULLDOZER work. Reason&lot 100 s 100, • •ot. l'.! r~..... ev..mr. with dmtiolle led 1 ble, ependable and experi• RACINE - SRD ~ - :!l:.~'~::l'':"'..,....~:1 by Mrs. Dolly Wolfe. M u. cANCILL&noNa tenced. WY 2·22o8. l story frame, e large rooms CAIH oocoNCILIATION · Early Roush Wal Ill charge of COOliCTIONI I 25 IOtc ..... bath lull -·· ---· · ~ • .._ Will .. ecce.- ttntll ' " ' a. .. ----='--:------::--:~-. ......l I All New Kllllllar II!Op (3 bedrooms), I ··».:;.r 3l. 1 - UAIS.OI lbe bus'iDeSI Dl-nvDe .IWIIo ,.. .., " ,.,.,_ .,_,_ or T·•de basemen~ large workabop. ""-.~, ,..."''•' ., ,..,.,1, Roush who bas been the preal· ~,. • j e Cer e Truck e Huter ,_ ---" 1 •-t 1 r several .,.._ w•• .. ...u.ATOo•• ==-:--;---=:::--:;:---:1963 Volksw•gen 2 dr. $1245 This property .......... en .... ...,..,...,. l'w!4 ,....,.., ...,, ' . ~--· 1 . 1 tr' ,. '::.. ":~ '::'..,- - : ;.-..... FORD pick up, 1953. G. A. D 1 .. • radio, beater, good Core eBulld_, condition. Price reduced. ~":~"H:.!:!l"h.d ~~~.: gaiR elected to that olllce. The :!,::C,::""";,..!.-:"0:,. ;!:''"..,': Deem, Racine. S 27 6tc I fue~R:.J':[ced P':\~e~een 1uus•., eAny Type • ACRES - IN LEBANON t~,\".::;J."''".,. ...,..... members lllendJng Included tllher wtl ... " ........... .... • TWP.- 55 acres C8ll be cW. December 31, Ulea' SMUll Anila Wheeler, Roberta Thai......... -~-,.,.,,_ W1nted To Buy 1963 Corv•ir Monu Cpe. $1395 livated, property well rene- ....\!'......~~~~~·-,;.:;• •~ J:...... ton, ;royce White, lieu P n· •ATil 4 speed. Radio anllkd heater. Bwlack finish with red vinyl WY 2-2196 Mlddl-rt, o. eel, sood 7 room frame, wat- :~~~:." ..':'o•:::.::l"T1l'o':"' 10111, Sblrley Ables, Naomi ANl'IQUE FUrniture, disbel. Per lllf•nt Ad leMft seats. 102 engine, • new W. • tires. er S)'Biem, basemeRI, chlclt- .,1,.,.. "'"· 1, ,,.. _ Stobarl, DoUy Wolfe, Domla 4 COAl per Weftl . . . 1...,.._ miscel'-us. Call or write: Mlnlnll.llll Chi,.. 6t eMit Mn. Honrd Cedi. 100 w. 1957 ChevroleH2·Ton Pickup $495 011 bouse, Rew milk houat, nf.Ul Blll, Mabel Roush, Edlsoa Bmk, U Clfth ,., WOnl fer fliNt C.. tKUflft , ........... llaia Sl., Pomeroy. Solid cab and body, good tires, heater, nice for modeL EXPERIENCED mce bam, shed and cora ~.~:.\' • ."~::'., !;~:::;,; Iona Hupp. Birthdays were It per nnt Dtecount eR ,.,. I 29 U. SEVERAL OTHER GOOD TRUCK BUYS. erib. Priced to seD. Totol ••--oo EUeen Buck and Naomi Stobarl. 11H1 eC11 "'1• Wlttll8 II ...,. CARD OP THANKI & OIITUAIIII IJSTINGS wanted oa sma · o Total ""'1Mrs. H""" was assisted II tl.ll fOt H .............. lldl -----=-----~ For Rent _ ~ tddltlell•l ..... 1e. wms - have boyero. ~::::. a:.,'::m'"' l:f.!::: aerv~ 111 refreshments by Mrs. OPPIC:I IIOUII APAJJTMENT , - 3 rooms and Alben M. Cox, Broker ,.,,..., J'w!d uouo James KRlghtillg. The next I;Jt A. M. te l:tl P. M. DillY llturlhY •a A. M. te 1lltl NMIII bath. Nicley furnished . CaroPEN IVI!S. f:OO P.M. 1 and HeBrY Qolaad, Salet111a11 ~::\ """'" - ,.,,..~....... meellng will be held at home IT'I 10 IAI'Y TO PL.AC8 A pets and drapes. Phone 949fGP II lVI, . . . WY U5ll WY Z-11831 =~m t ·~::!,:~ of Dully Wolfe. IUUL T PRODUCU. . WANT AD 2481 before II •· m. or ina 211 3le ~:.';..ac;.~ ·~_::-: Recent visiloro of ."!'r. and quirfl the RecreaUo• Cllllter, Tolll 010...... . , _ ~p Mr PHONE WY 2-2156 for Sale for "'·'120 ACRE FARM, good farm. "'",.''"'" · '"'~· uuua arsons were Racine. 3 29 6tc ...... I 1.. d d """"'I ...,.... .,. and Mrs. Ott Boslon, Mr.· f Thanks ~1 u"' an pasture ian , T room Bond Rou..mont Clrd-O - - - - - - -- NICE 2 bedroom apartment HALF INTEREST ia several THOROUGHBRED German bouse, saw limber. Oa alate ~.~:,\'.....,.::'.., ·~ 10...,,:, and Mrs, CarroU While and - -· 1 wtth garage. Newly decoral- acres of coal U interes'ed Shepherd pups, 5 weeks old. WY 2·2193 Pomeroy route, w. G. Nickels, ~ Totol ..~'ill'~ daughters, Darla and Deanna, 1 WISH 1o !hank the Veterans , ed. Located on North Sthll WY 9 ' t' $25 each. Walter Wilsom, PI · t ""'"'" Det. 11. ,.,_ ' · Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parsons 8lld 3 25 12 3 29 3 11 2 766 Memorial Hospital Staff for 1 Avenue. Pllone WY 2-2246. ca - ' p Peaeh Fork Road. 1\'Y ~ M.; CONDITIOHING Relrtger- pers ams. p ~".\..,.m..t ,:~::; 8011, Kenny. tl~eir kindness during my I 22 lfc POTATOES _Charles R. Har-1 '1028. 3 29 3tc ollonllonoer,;tee. J'OR SALE: T room bouse with ~~':".':..~".: 4 ~::: Roberta Roush and Dana swy at !he hospital. I am TRAILER LOT. Rutland, five ris. Call VI 3-2693. 3 29 3tc - - - ; 4 1 11c bath, gas furnace, 410 Spring T~IH IALAN<I, liCIIPT~ :::::- Lewis were Friday evening vis· gratefudl hfor theh carldsted,flow- I miles from Pomeroy. Phone I FOUR OOo-;;-20 tirestubes and ONE USED dJoh• DeerJ hne Deegrass . Avenue, Pomeroy, f6400. Ph. ••••o".:."~':,':,'~lOI •• •u•o .. ltors of Mr. and Mrs. RandaU ers an t ose w o v Sl me. I SH 2_5613_ • chopper an one o re WILSON'S c r wash •• Page WY 2-2211. S 1 Uc 3 16 30ic Also thanks to the Racme - -- -- wheels. I hole wheels. $50. 50 rt. elevator with hopper. Street m ~ddleport is uder ~::b :.an::~!~:t!MII 1'7031.!17 Roberts. Emergency Squad. ;FUnNISHED 3 room apart- Call WI 9-2789 after 4 p. m. Both iR good condition. Paul new ma,..gement Ma1111ger, BOUSE in Rutland, T roo1111 "'.:':.:!'1.:;':.:""• Tm~ ,.,088_., Mrs. Bob Rhodes fteelved 3 29 __l.tc R. Karr, I mile north of Franklin Marlin. Open at 9 and bath, large Jot. Priced for ~::!:;.~;:,-::· :U'::· Tu Mrs. Julia Norris m~n~ II'Y 2-~~ 212 ~~tb 1!!::::! word of the serious illness of her 1 Ohl-I 29 ltc . 5 venue, 1 eport, 10· AUCTION, Saturday, April 2, Chester, Ohio: 3 27 3tc a. m. Close 9 p. m. Salis- quick aail. Phone SH 2-5884. 1Tl.?,.• 1., soLos mother, Mrs. Shen11811 Buk!h1 6 t e 1966. 12:20 p. m. I have sold TWO I ter "ponies s.··incheS. factiol guaranteed or wm do s 22 6tc Vocational Education, ele. 31.92 er, who is visiting her 100, Notice jNICELY fumisbed 2 bedroom! my borne and will sell the Wonq~~ny trophie~. Come see job over. Cars are cleaned ..~~~': """ •"'"" ••• uoo.Sl Ralph, at Medina. ,apartment, Middleport WY 2-1 folloWing personal property, them work. Sheryl Williams, Inside and out We alse pick BOUSE for sale, 104 Hamillon ••,,... 196.60 An Easter program will be OLD FASIDONED revival at 3814. 3 3 tic located I mile east of Rul- WY 2-6821. 3 'n 61<! up and deliv~. Everylbillg St., Middleport, $6000. Call ¥:~:t' ~·.::-::::~. ":'...':':, ....:!::~ held at the church Thursday the Hobson Christian Union l'HREE and four room furnish- land. Ohio, on Slate Route for t2.00. WY l-3715. WY 2-5324. S S tic ~;:'::0;-., ".:;;;":::'.:; evening April 7 at 7:30 p, m., Church. Rev . Charles Setters.; ed and unfurnished apart· 124 at Cook's Gap Hill: GROCERIES and drugs at the S 31 etc !FOR SALE - Sevea room .,...,.,..• .,., ":::: under the din'Ction of Mrs. Rusbrl-" 'lh bath aad ""' Bnou 18.07 Evangelist. Special singing\ ments. WY .....5434. 12 6 tfc westJ ng house ref ngera to r, Clem Cooper Place in Portca •-·IIVWI"U WI Tot. Non.Jle'lenut Receipt. 25083 sell Roush, Mrs. Bob RhO;des land, Ohio. Gas and tires lbuil•'•• lot Total Re " " FURNISHED Speed Q"""" was her, Emerou of comer o1 , "'"h oae Total - ' ~~Jnnlnr • Mr 1. each evening. Starting April' ••'OUR ROOM le Wednesday · Grea•• B•l•~• "'~"·" and Mrs. Dallas HiD, p m Everyone son TV , 2 wardrobes, 3 beds, on sa '"' acre ground, out ~· PtUJ '*ll'l.Pt• 25l.&.st. 18 Old Th to ·n be I nist. . 10 1966 7 30 w~loom~. Odell, M~nley pas- I apartment. WY 2-53BS. 11 complete. chest of drawers, jobs, flats !<xed and molor i water. Good gardeol plots and !!:~.~~~!~::•en ax n WI pa ' 1 I 21 e machine tune-ups. Edna Deem, 2ManAT ITS GREATEST l!OD18 fruit lrees Could '"·"'·" 1 11 tands d sk 1 5ew'ng tor, 3 29 3tc I ' e divided . lo ...,;. buildinbe wtN<tton C~nlinate AcUv:IUet RADIATOR POi ueroy Motor ·Co. •;.:..:-J,.:.=".,.."'t":"" ....... .... ' . .-.:;-: SERVICE a..... ..= LI'L AINEI lElTH GOBLE FORD =:-"A..-.... WHER AliGNMENT Pomeroy Motor Co• ......., . BRAKE SERVICE Braettnars mew i,.":!,' .....,•.., .. ,...,&. = GAS~INI - ALLEY j ------------! _.,.s, p 1ZZA -------------- - 1 lawn mower, 3 rockers, small ager. 3 7 3tc _ Order f'RAILEII LOTS !roo' ~~ lot of concrete blocks, iron 1963 FORD Galaxy 500. Con-. TRUCK GROWERS qe and ••ter Brown I LloUI 1 · edl kettle, utility table, dinette vertible. Automatie transmis- l Your Southern plants now·. to- er Park fSt&te Approv t ' d' II h . d' h I matoes 1 cabbage, peppers, IOnersvWe, Ohio. r1JoOe W\ se . _, me e _c a1rs, IS ~· ~don. Price $1395. Call 992-5568 sweet potatoes. Charles R. 1-3:124. 3 27 6tc 1 li tfc cookmg ute~sds, tables, pic- after 4 p. m. Harris, Portfand, Ohio. VI 3-' . _ lures, servmg cart. wheel2&93. lnsurlnce 3 29 l2te · FOUR ROOM (urn1shed apart- barrow, some lumber, other ment WY 2-3651. II 15 tf< articles not listed THE CATIIOUC Womea'a Club MIDDLEPORT, modern un-1 George F. Colemaa, OWner. \UTOMOBILit ~ of Sacred Hearl Parish wlll 1 fumished 3 rooms and bath, Terms : Cash. ....,..l(ldT ,_.... your opera. have d rummage sale AprnJ apartment. Low utilities. Not responsible for accident!. WI licenll! CaD WY lall. 1st and 2nd in the Schorn I Coats Building, WY 2-5141. Sale . conducted by Bradford I1IUr A !L C R · Buildlnc at 120 East Mala' 2 24 tfc uc on ompany, acme, ~HUTO eo~''"" Service. ......_ • 'II - - OhiO 3 27 6tc .,-.. _,.. P lr Street, omeroy. om • ti TWO TRAILER~SPACES tori · iea made al legal papera. S p. m. I 2'1 ~~- ~· rent in the Village of Middle-, cc!~:~~~L~~ S~t!~!ts bi.rdl recorc1J aild almost 8llJ rt. Call WY Z..3346 or WY d otber docUDieDll. FARMERS am takJRi orders • po 81 WY •360D an paper throw away bags. ....._,.,.. "-·th'tomato pia• .. , 2-21 or lr .II . •• lie Good suction. $15.66. Phone aeeter lasuaace, .-vau-..., rUD t &fC for """"' ,... • - --------------1 • - - -- I • o)U now. Will arrive around April 25. Billy Hill, Racine, WI ~ - - WHINf SOON WHAT! th"-ftYOifl'lllfCarWIIII WHIRl? I 5\1 h.p. with aU attachments $2110. Marietta holllll! paint, l!o price, 5 beehives, $2 each. CaD Mason 773-5%96. .. TRAILERS ..,,. .u.- Also Go-Tog Alont Trovolt 1 ,. ""' ==-=-=:-;;;-;-:--:-c·---- Make Your Reservation 1 )'or Rentals Now! Middleport 24 hours. LAicWHOt Soundoro loq~~nllllltl Hlo GIIJ!polls Service To v.. WATCH FOR OPENING ,.. Service. 3 Zl 121<! ' BUDG - ET PRICED rw11 in lrWMilV oor third floor budget abop. "'·-""·e, '"ddl_... Baier a·w.,...... .pu: ...,..,., Ohio. u 12 tfc .. .... Bulk Spreading Available - We Also Can Apply Liquid Nitrogen To Your Fieds. All 31301pl DELICIOUS Hollle111llde Pizza, j 50c, 75<:, and $1.00 sizeS. IJe.l luxe Pizza, $1.50. Jack'l Dllio ry Bar, MiddletJOrl IS a lfc; Dew 11. Flat l~ lurkil!pc .-. :fti. Lam- • POMEROY OHIO 20.s.. eewm andlloe U.S.A. &.IDte&lacP 7. PIJe}W.M I.Snlclt Uti :11. Fourtb ~ 13.Follow 2ti. Lll'btlo Jack W. Coney, Mgr. Campmg Traders, autlto~w- 1 Apache dealer. Campmg eqwpmeMnl and 1\~uppv hes. Hor· lon-st, ason, . a. 3 21 lfe HoUy la Eight e OPEN- SOON~-RoUsh-aDd Lyons :17s-by 14 and - -- 13. Mulberry lf.l!:x-· low prices. Ph. WY 2-2111 ~ 28. Jaaetiv,p lt. A<t:toNlni. ·mby IS. Cele- lo II. SwiRl 1%.~ ..,. :rz.ou- - -- _ ...... ---::=(· g od . . A.rciiJ. pol&ro ID EnJ'. ....... ~ 2S. 0.. ot 1J poet. 21, 9 l!tChel 21. Impudent 10. Cl!lne.e ........ II. Deed 31. WingUke IK.Mad ltrlp IIOOild effect 41. -rw.truo Street," forinet•=e brily black tires. First tire $23 25 second tire $21!.6S. Extr; rim $7.SO each. Newell'• la.'l'lono-Ch Oh' Sunoco, es1er, to. 16. Stallu 87. Sou11d ot ----------:---s 27 Mtc lhocr&l!e HelD Nanted ; UPRIGHT Deep Freeze. -- -18 II. Archlpe..,. bet ... CAR HOP and wai1r~ss. Apply cubic feet. WY 2-1321 or WY aadB. in person at once. C row's 2-3118. S 11 tfc Steak House. 3 211 tic SINGER SEWING MACIUNE HOUSEKEEPER, prefer-~IJN NEW sewillg table. Zig live in. Call WY U251. zag equipped to bullonhole, , s rr tic monogram, overcast, etc., I ===-=---:--:----; without attachments. Pay off 1 WANTED: Espertenced mecb- balance due 7 payments $5 ' anie for minor parll lnstaiJa. each or $29 cllllh. Pllone lion service. Must be mature, WY ~21185 3 29 6tc with ability t. manage de· · partment and sell parts. KEEP carpet cleaning probGood working conditions. In leml small. Use Blue Lustre letter, slate erpertmce, ref- wall to wall. Reist Eleclric erenc:es and wages espected. SJmmpooer $1.00. Piclteas Write 0<1 Tba Daily Sentinel, ~rdware ~· __ 3 l8 6tc Box IIIlA. I 4 lie EXCELLENT. efficient and ecCAR HOPS Nl';EDED AT -leal, that's Blue l.ustre ONCE. Apply iD person. Crow'a orpet and u)t.lolstery clearaSteak House. S a lfe er. Rent electric sba••oooer. A~q..taPomeroy Coment Block IIOURLy earruags $2.15 ud Co. S 28 6tc ap formanor- oa _ _ _ ,IH DBUBQ HQTX8CRB BAr. GYC P Milw 10011 fa e11y of IF CAIIPETS look dull and ATO IIIWDV BAR BARRI EWV sa. Ml+ftet•d. Select own hours. 1 drear, remove the SJXlls as -U1QLIC ' . . tiiM!uwn~ expeytencel they appear. With Blue Lus- 1 T oat..Jila)"w crypt~: IF NOBODY LOVES TI)U BJ1 required. Write Walkins Pro- Ire. Rent electric shampooer lURE lT U YOUR OWN FAULT.-DODDRIOOIIl ducta, Inc., D-59, Winona, $1.00. Baier Furniture Co. _.. I I ·-- .. : - -- ---- $1.• I 'i f~ir.~. ., ' ~., .. . s-•brcf ...wu t.":..:r.c;:- Mllll coUNTY, oHio ••,:.:.::••J~~~~~nclln• 4" Pepulatlon .... c......,.••ctne. OhiO. M.rch tz••,., I heraby CNttfy the fOIItWiftl . ' ,.. ....... N H c•rrect. BaciDe, OUt I I .. -;;;:: Evhfn• ftMpmehll rateL c.me~eey """ WY , ...,1 • · · ,....., Otl!or o.n. v.._ .....,. """ ......... ""' 01' .....,.. Total o.•. v~~~qo rundo 11 lit Water Wub Dectrlc IJfht hnd OM BU1'CJIERING m11 8pec. A..ea. c..t. l'un4 u:u flua ,..,._,. • I"""" .. ll'!t.., u. ""'''"' - aD m•t• WY .....,. 1111 . . , . . . =- 11.179.27 389 31 rand Total or all Fundi Truur.r'• CUll BalaDee 31, 1805 · 1 :0::~ to lnllerttaDce Tu Sale• Tax and F:ln. Jn.l. :_:.:__::_:.:______, _________:; Local IJcUIHs aa4 PermU• 1'111.. ud C4ll1ta ln...... -..... ~.,.,:;;,:,;~-===::---:1 VW.p J'undll ·-'- J'1re Coatraeq . . PLYMOU111 FURYt 8uW" Ml•u. ree1• Sill" md Char Auto Sales ........ powe1' Goo, VIL ond Olbor 53:11.-.te 1UU,2UM 10 ~~~D~~~.. ,.,_ ,., w"''" "'"' :U: '::,~~ ~~ddttl•n- to GuoUne T.ax WEU.~eclr~ NICKEL'S WO'fmJ./ LmLE ORPHAN ANNIE - cent J.&.lf..SO IN THI PIOIATI COURT OP ...... MANLOII HLIN. ~ Tot11 lllec. ,.... sw. •lllf Cbll;... r. and "Jfll"D, Ray Phillips of Lancaster; Mr. ancl Mrs . ' " ·- I~ NO l"oE I(~ u;:IU: 10 ttND MRf, Mu~ :E 1 'tt HUSMND Oak Hill -- - - - . "'r-- __;;__..=;.;._ _ _ _ ____........,. . . . . -- • ., _ Society Notes ...,_ 1 ""~"'. , '\ '( '· ·•· .·;. ' WHO WA5 L09~ WHILE ~F!.ORtN6 T-~e -oM&!o AT 151M, onr, Da)'IGD llcEJror IOd Kermit P.fcli"'- of Cow- ·· -•-e ~o:~u v1 ..,. ,..., spent the weekend with their mother IDd brotben, Mrs. Martha U~~oiP'I- 1':'--v,r, ~ and VergJI. J... DWu 11-- to Mr. and .._ ,._ JICIDANmL. Allltnee .~~~~., - - . , w • ., it~ •· .... ......... •• a ,_.,.._ .._.. J9 ............ --~.-- ' ·•: ' 'ri ~! f _ .............. U - - , J · , WELCOMe QiliJ ~ RIG~ ' NOW' I AAve IT All FI611RED 01/T. Stanley PbUUps of Logan· Mrs. Ren Smith of Wgani Har old PhiDips of Lancaster· Mr t • and Mrs. Blair Cadwallader and SOD of Seaman• Mr BOd Mr , • S. Duane Barr and son and Mr and Mrs "'•·' C ' • ~iJ. arler, all ol Oak Hill· and Mr and Mrs D.... \oo._ • • awuald Balli of namdea. P. ' r a n e •' AMD NOIYX'7'/ COUlD So MaR£ WI; u.:=::: , I" ,. ONLY ... /T ... WELL I I AT& AHVTHIMI; ~ ,.z::::: II ' PLENTY, ~ONEY, P1Q 0' MY6EL', 1ar•· M can ..............,.........__ . """""· ler Will be WI 9-2054. .te ,.1 R bl Uo1 am er $125.00, 1960 ._..:.ao cuam . - 1 Jleco.tpt. 01 nun ,...1141 toAll:: ble, f225.00.· ca0 .... """"""" a- o.... ''"' 8 ...,,,. ,...,.., ter 5 I 211 31p IUMMAOY •• .. 1 . p. m. -.,."., ,,.. M•lnl...:n e~IUIII IIET WINNER Mr' IDd MrL u - 'bb'v~er· Glnenl Goftl'llJnea&8 Le ._..., ~ 1162 CORVAIR, t speed 8lalld- o.n. """'•"•• •· l:-·11000 •-·tro NEW YORK (UPI) '-Karan llld 11011, Vance, vlslll!d Mrs. • loa • QM; "··ellent "'"" ... ..,Corap .., AUd. ........ ~.... a....o•• ard 1r811SmtSS Worklnea·, aBI,q AI'.W. Jll, I •• a • ,e&r • Old Ha"'· tWII ~ IC\IICI'll:l. ~ tve• condition. Phone WI P-1850. ~:!.~"· Go••mtbont ~.l::lg bnmetle from Brentwood, C. lag. 3 25 etc Pou...•• ,. ••no• ' 04 ...,....,._ Uf., Will a coveted Mefropall1811 Mrs. Delbert Camaha of --------------------1 .,,. nut Ope CI--'··• Rue btlte For Sale Tot•l ,.,..1...,00 10 P ,...,_., ra conlract &mcliy In the c•ouwu Is apelldln(J a eouple =,..:.::;:;_.:..::.:.=c,...::.,-_:,:::,;.--:..-1 8,,~..~~ 111 ,,., ""' 1.on.or Dnals of the Mel'a yearlJ of weeb with her mother, Mrs. HOUSE on Llncola HID, two Totu s.....~... ......, national audition. Bertha Baum ~ alriL story brick, practlcaUy new. ~:Jt:•t.1':::;:' a .,.,,.., Miss Armstrong defeated 13 Mrs.. Zona Biggs, Mrs. Hat I bedrooms and 2 baths, 1'h ~~~w~,'gba'!:•· vu . .run111 ~~~:i'; other finalists II wblt obw- tie FrederJcll: and Jack Freda acres. Priced tar below ap- a..,,.,.,.n _ .,,.. _ Tolel ~11 vera termed the llllfat compe. erick called" Ill Mr. llld Mr.. praisal. Richard Neutzling, ··~:;.:•;o~ ......_ .a tiUon in recent YOIIJ'8 with bei' Lowell BUlb and · Mr. Simm NY ~2880. 3 20 If< Cemetery "''"'" ur•l "~"·'" of . art aria 1ro~ "'""'J.OS5.11 rendllioD ..,_ Jolmlen · ,..,..,._1 aftenlooq. Mr JOR SALE- 42 acre farm. 6 Tolol Pub . ..... &•1. "~·-·· Meyerbeei''s "Lei HiJ"'enets." Johnson who "'very m!Ia brl)roorns and bath. T e n ~~i ~,~"~:~ 1 ·0~~~d• She 1"A'88 a co-winDer of Jilt ther-in--law to Mrs. Qjgp. mlmltes drive !rom Pomerny, "'v""u' ••• Nollo ... / - ...~.~rJO"" Sari lsco Opera •audllions Mrs· Either Wright tl Aliif"Unda •,:...-_: 500 I85t June an d wI"• ~I!Ptt¥' with em Vlilted her daugbter, Mro Route 143, Harrisonville !\d. Bond• ••• ""'"•mont ....., ~z1 or WY ... 18. T""''"Tolal to 0"" •···•• n•- ' lhe SIR, Fnnclsco' '·n.-. 'llill Wild Spencer ORe da• 111 Wy •.fi"W VOY Or.and ~pl"nllltn-• t t -""": 1 , , )"''~':' , l , FOR ~AION" SUCH A MAPI&LL t.UC?E 6POI(£ TH" TI?UTI-l ~ -. . JI+OH .I JUST sos"", rs. ,_,_a enn Y over ete weekend. , Mrs. Cora Kersey Ia a patten. 1M J G 1 H 'tal a e gs enera osp• . Oul-of·town relatives wbo atle ded th f aJ I "-- ' n e uner 0 Dt.':!SI~ Siders were Mr. and Mrs. Dale . . Siders BOd Children of Tampa Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Roald Siders and son Roger of B!ytheville, Ark.; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Phelps of Waynesburg, Pa.: Mr. and Mrs. Eugeae Pbelps of Mansfield: Mr. and Mrs. Ches. ter Messer of Columbus• M • r. and Mrs. Marion Hull of Hm- Clll fie. """' 110Ttcl OP APPOINTMINT Tile UD4en11Md baa ben 4a17 lo483.,. . MANV OJ:Mi GINCE l.all.'fl ID trlllt for IMa.ft& CJI lbl!l cndUon of llablon DllD o1 Pomm~:r. Melrl •-pled. Oblo. All ........ ".....,. Wat.r Rentall •&e to lakl Autpor. llabi6D llblbl. Will I 29 8tc Eleetrlcu, . . . . JIMIL181... ,. . . . . IIIUI'lediiW PUIDIDt. 11M endi&. Cemet.17 • · _.. WIU Pl'tlltlt &Mar elabu, aeool'tlllla'1...... W&~~'Oil Total PubiJu se" l'.nt 14 C88.M ln1 te lew. duiJ auU..nUeated.. t.o wu:8 ' bn•tmentl lOki ~Dd ai:tlurM: . :·111 t.lll• Ulldenlp~. for aHowance, Metro eoaverti- Traur.,.. from other Fundi Daled Ulil' 1901., of llah!b, steering. Any reasolllble of- ~IGUQiiD SO~ WEll , Wlri GOT GE( I Q.)EbS l CJ\N'T 'ME-Me&Q ~ Barr. Cll 28, lt.e I.9'JK·eo MIIOI COUNTY, OHIO ' IN II AIIIINMINT OP N.OO 100.01 Q<Oll\.0 8E 'S>'OMED Mr: outatadnlnl. Dec. 31, ltll 18.000.00 Red"med 11 mo. pede4 3.000.00 llal., ouut. Dee. 31 19115 lMOO.OO Rate of IDtereat 1.1 per eent Date of Final MaiUI'Ilf 11·1-TO ll...eltttry IUikllllt HJtll khMI AddltiGII 0Ut8tanllinl, Dee. 31, 1911 119.000.00 Redeemed lJ mo. period 1&.000.00 Bal., Out.t•• Dec. 3L 1085 MS.OOO.OO .... o1 Interest u Pft' Dale of Final MaturltJ 11-180 Totei0utlt1ZUI1D•• Dee. tl. lilA lf7.000,ot Redeemed lJ mo. period 11.000.00 a.aa., oua.&.• o.e. 11 1981 •.ooo.oo Total Ol.atlleDdlQ, Die, 31, liHJIIi 258.ooo.oo 3·115·1• 6 tii·OO I~ 19..;._.. ... llaTM of AIMtl U.A1112 IT Total 587 .54 l.ou 111 732.87 471M -3.091.Sl 10.231.70 3.3M·IIt Rebuilt • GnDd Tot.! ot All J'undll Jt.OOI.Il MOger ears. geaer Total Bllanee llld ' ton and clutch plates. AU Out.tmdina Warrante II ea.l! __ • and rebuilt parla .ml~ Total Cub Balance a:R:U eDeeember :11. 1911 11. - 11 IDteed. Now Opel serve IUMMARY Of IICIIP'TI " Jiropen, TlllH - O.nt•ral Fund you better, I I. m. to 7:30 Real Ell.ate and ID.I.lnalble UD!JI a. m. Propen1 T•• J..t03:U 6 Total p. m. Sunda'tl"a ~.. 10 Cllarette TIK 131 tl p. m. Located 12 miles aorth State Motor Vehicle ru: J.33J.IJ of Pomeroy On St. Rt. 7. Pb. 115--2297. S 1 J0tp By MERRILL llL.\IJ ,.:110 Clarenee Rupe 1 who bas spenl • 19.119517 '""""·" ""'"'"· Dooombor u, , . . _,.,:,. ..... the winter in Arizona, visiled a.rrt.eo Total F.:~~:pendlture. PIUII Ballnce • ..... M ,_ K ed 1.2:11... a..,1,. 10 """'•m•nt uaua Total txPeodtturet Do"m••• The Fabrie SbOl), PP'"liiDIII"""'"•'"' :!~::· ~:!d" Authorized SiDger Sales llllf """' conot. .,.,. Service. I 21 tfe ~=.~hw.,- Imp. l'und ...... B-...- A- Wr..-.. ,o,ther GeiL vmap Pundt Dllll"U aVWK'I• • ..., ~ otal O.n. VW..,• Fundi U!led parts for can and Wa~r Work• Ilectrte Ll6hl J'uDd trucks. Complete line of Bond~ ~· Aueu. CoJUt. P'Dnd .. g for all pa-- ond letit'tlmeal Fundi eel brake lmm r Flre Bond malic lransmi8SIOI, EA$E OF JOINTI• FlCATIOM. ,..,. ,. I t31.'JS 380.90 8uppU" and l"oorr -3.289.81 ~ulpment timnut , _ 19ei'J i'tre Bond o.... Total ., AU .-...,._ Bond Trwte. ...uw.. WlD bUJ' bldel -11UIM.UlY• _,•....... PhD "eler ..._ m • WY ~111. ' 11 ftce, Society Notes . .=!! ,..., C:REATiD ISV Till OPERATION MAKES R)fl ~EN GREATER Mr. an d Mrs. Du ane BE:\fl' an d I son of Oak Hill, took M~, and , . . _ , . Mrs Dale Phelps lo theor home ~!~~- ~:;n_::ro~.e~~:.~.. 3~~~:~: I in Waynesburg, Pa. recently. Tot•l ......... B•l•nco Mr. Phelps had been called here PIUII Rel'elpl• ~l40e "'"""""'"' , . 'by t!1e death of his sister, Mrs, Ded<!'!rnplloD or Serial -~... Ch I Sid '·! d M JnNo~• and cert, ..... 'J9.0000 arey ers. l¥r. an rs. ;e;:~~ ~- serial Bondi, Noi~~~ Alpha_ B-arr aeoompanted them Total EKpendllure, 31.08o:oo to thetr home. Bahmce. December Sl, IDea 1-l IMJO.I'f Graveside service was held Total Ekpendlture. PI Ill Balance, ' Dece111bv II.,. lletl 45.el0 rt &t tbe ftoblnSOO cem-:tery for ~.:!. ~::;"~"1... Mrs. Bert Campbell recenlly .... .., ..., - tooom., ·.. . . . . . ' Mrs. Campbell died . at Colum• of IR.ncbe1 14.8331111 L....- 0 after U _._ 01 ...,.,,, Sub014>. uun. , a Ro~•"' neso. ~~:: Mr. and Mrs, Blair CadwaiToLa.l &eee~pt., 1a.sao 01 Iader and son of Seaman, 0. Tot•• .,,, •• ,..., llalan"" · t th k d lth the'11 •1. . ..,.,,,. 11.800.08 spen e wee en · w .....ndUurfl-pareDts, Mr. and Mrs. Alpha _R0 EVERYTHING WhJ drive 50 mileo, when you ean get delivery at our area warehouse. can us (or Dr. says ulcers, gel PHS tablets. Fast 11 l'quids. l Only 98c at Stark Phar!D8CJ.I RACINE, OHIO ACf\lM,L.V, TMI PA"MUN To~:~e!:::~~~~~~~UI 1 ' 1;:~~~ :•eu. Analysis, straight & mbr:ed new' materiolo available. All 11 IF Leg•l Notice &NNUAL """'"'"" THicuaK .. THI YILL"el OP l'CINI -·- WlU Langsville By CHESTER GOIILD 18 10" 0 urtoEMINT ••••- · · Balance. January l. 1985 l2.18J.:n WATER WELL Drilling'• water .,..,.,, rund ,...,_,. WATKINc """""'AL •u•o!Urnt Co11111 . . . . . &.!151.85 Bal~Utc., Jalluaq 1. 1911 1.1138 33 pump sales and se"ices. Free .......,. """"' ..... --· llrmlle ..... Hllh•.. Imp. .... ...... lHolot>. . \AIJD.I"a..ll!IP a-• ... Cemeter1 481180 Beque1t1 0111 estimates. Call eoUect Pili- eontrol oervtca. • yean .,. ,. .... YUIQo """"' 1100:00 ,.,,1 . , ,...., ""'"" uous ROUTE 124 2:150. HoUma• Drilling Co. . ~-""es rats 0... ~~" o.n. vw..,. ""'" ,,.,_., •'•• ... .,.., '""· "' At Syracuse Corporation pene~~ce. ~ I I u.r aMr Wotb 12.959.521 l~~:pendtlure• 1.&'72 .011 J 11 30tc boulebold _.. Free .. E11K"Irk Lltht Fund I,UU.13 Balanl!f!, December it" iN&. 71111 •timates and ...-2:'d Coaat. l'1lM UOG.&1 'l'otal ~pendltu~. pi~. Balance. . lnspection. No euremnt Fund• u40.u December 31, lt65 2Mfi 01 . .Fire Bond l.m.IM ASSITI AND LIAIILITIII " DAILY CROSSWO ulesmea. New termite r.o~ 0:;-:'-,.clh.~ All TuM~ tl.&.w.l1 u•c•M••• 11. .... lrol plan. Meigs CoiDiy'l OD- : AISITIACBOS8 DOWN !'- ~nh~ M•a UOU7 Depotiton BalancH 1 8.«13.01 1. Obac:ure L~ ly home OWIIed company. State HilbwU Imp. l'llad IUUl ~~~~tory 8\lppliel alld Mat. ~~·.. 00 20 4. Notmany Litle lied Pest and Termile Co& .,..,.,_ ·"' ~ ··T.Combr~a rl 2_Rer--. o.a. vtu.,. Fund• Btllldl!lfl MB.ooo:oo 1 lrol Company. 6(1 W. Mabt ,Other otal Gea. vw.,. 1\Jqdl T.au:. J:IQulpment • 44 •039·46 I. Meta.lbt ~•WY S. Wder Worb .w. -.41 14 ,.. .... Total Anetll Sl • Pomerny , vwu, mectrte L1Pt l'uDIII 1Aa.GJ8 LIAIILJTtlaJO. Ba.tone 3159. I 11 50tp S)HK!'. Aue• . Colllt. I\Jn4 ~.427~ Bond lndebtedn:158.000.00 lL Tropieal Jm~~fiiWiiiiiili::fiiiiii:~~IBond ReUteDMDt Fund• IMOOO ToW LltbiUUel 2118,000.00 SBWING m•cMnn. repD GF'ir• Bond tn :eo au ... or Deftelenc, iii undm•rk's Got specialized service - AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SERVICE Wri.... PhaM or Contlct JIM CARNAHAN BIG BEND TRAILER SALES 11.-=====---='"i!! ;,,..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"-""'""'~ I FERTIIZER l STEWART'S GUN SHOP, Rutland, Ohio. Lots II new 1!11118 and reloading equipment. Will buy, seU or trade. S 11 We LOSE weight safely with l)es. A-Diet tablets. Only 98c at Stark Pharmacy. S 11101p aumONED ....__m.ta a - - ·~ DICK TRACY oeU St. w••'-"' Pl Ple&aant ~ Pboot: . ::~::.':? ;;.::;.~"";;, U 18 Ue ...1 "'"'" 3 2B 61<! SKAMPER CAMPI NO •IJVE BAIT. Fife'&, Srd Street, •-•! t.PCIMIN'f AGeetl bath, lull basement, 1M BJ· IARL GRUESER. __ru IUMM~.:~~":'u:~"::,~':':l.. 3 Zl 6tc --.-.... -.-n-1-11--.,__--.,~---l aud lleaUD& M!Dirnllla oiCIIPn .uo """""""""" ~~ .._.. -.,...___ 111ence. Jen. 1, 1t61 BANNER TRAVEL Olllt. ,oar "'"""- """' to. DJ .,.,,. and les. We bave 1D lllzel ll:'nf;:,;,.0::,,... •-:~:; II'Y 2-2611>. I ., IIIII SIMPLICITY gardel lracb>r, Stopl Loold RHdl ~~:~~~ T~~ayExpendltute~ :;~i~:: POR SALE: I room bouse with •·~·"· ""'· "" "" '·"'·" ,. tr 12- lin J5t N lJO C.IIIJIIolo terry-Out Sorvloo CALL WY 2-99M Pick up AI G. & G. CAFE 111 w. MAIN POMEROY • For S•le ..... m 8 ......., g Librnles uJ:~ lots. Priced to sell. Call WY 2- rlaygroundl "••••""uon.. 01Com Pupt~ '·'"2.10 Centers 1103 2P $156 after 4 p. m. weeks days Au~~:lllary A1encl•• · :u eau:42 WY • '"'7 • a 30~.. Operation of School Plant 2S 5S4 38 or "'""iiW • OJ ~ Scboot Planl Malntea.nca. 8.7 57:01 combinations. Critt AWl> A GOOD -.... DEitJ. FAUER, 100! ,.....,,,. P'·in or with pepperoul, Ul eausage, mushroom. ham or - .....- _By~ART ' "So you ha.YIII't lll&lour A wJ!?D c>: ;Hf'T 1,\iQo.t, .::.ur t.:>N. ~l\j I"J GR:A,Y N E ~~. 1H~ E.>..~ ­ APDI:A 'b ~::; 13!: WATCr1 1NG v[liJ rr•OLO-mar ~ELMER, ·-~-ACINI e.<m. �' . !1.::-oaily ~~~el. ~y-Micld!eport, o.. X.Ch 21, 1888 Marn ·' IY About '1• •·- ·· ·M • h Ch · h· 50 f · D '' Mt: OfiO urc ng est rew '~ ~:.t,mated 200 Persons on Sunday J An e!(!J~ated ~-persons at- of Gallipolis ·~ ML ames tended~ songf~~ri:~O:.~:!i Hu~~n°1 w~ ~ lrlo, Jam!- People In I ' ' I i ·' Bookmobile Librarian is S~~ker ,. • At Racine Elementary rr.TA Meetmg t den[~ ~al- t~e' ~~~ng ~po~ ru~::l sch~l. Legi;~.,.,!~X· c~iary ~nit ~u~et vi~ m~nlty =-!~~ I I I enRo~sh J~~l ~o ·~. repo~· c~::r: ~pecial a · Memorial Funds ~.~:~=.':~~ Around And Are D'1scuss " eel Members lfere lllvlted 111 • tend a rv show, "Dilllll ,. About By Auxiliary ~llara:' with otber 1011111 Mt'ddleoort or! I fu ds ere one of uruts;_;._l-'- ..... Mem a n w Ac.. ...,..ueu.. were ·- The oounty b!lokmobile librar- et• for any member Interested lan was tlte speaker afl<r Mrs. in attending. Contact Mrs. Wllr Hoba k i pres!· ter Burke for reservations .uw " ed of the wluch must be In by AprU 11. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spring- e.. topics discussed when the eeived for the eye &laaes Mrs. Lois Ann Jones and Racine':ementaryP.T.A.Mon- Mrs. Deibert Van Meter re- er and daughter, Kimberly, otR'aclne American to New Jersey, and the afternoon p to rella Ward, '11lelma Robinson children of Columbus were day evening at the grade ported on County Council meet- Ada, Ohio, spent the weekend first h urc rogram featuring area and Marsha Bowles and plano weekend guests of her grand The Pledge to the flag was gJV- lng at Chester. Sbe also with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. rs .. d t'a resided ' B k rea Mg senger "Do You numbers, and number by Kenneth R<•berts. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard en in unison and tbe Parent ed!on the Summer Speech Chn· EIHir Lewis. pr:l was' acting chapwas read lip jom ~~ a fellowship hour. The , Guest ministers were the Rev. Campbell. Teacher PDrayherl was read by Boalcandd noteldd thbeat thete-Cotedun~ Mrs. Don Burkey, Marietta, Jain the absence of Margaret Mrs You::: db Ih L G Ida Included le . r wou ·'If spent Monday with. hber mother' Roudashelt. A commun Ica lion A. dinner ,will . be serveel ~ event was sponsore y e . ause oI GaltipoI'"· R e v. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rill were I Mrs B . ·ness the se<re- he~ping with this m project .. Senior Choir of the hOst church I Robert Butcher, Stewart, and business visitors in Pt. Pleas· ! ta '7'1 report by Mrs Gordon there are enough pupils tmd Mrs. C. Ad_Emnus . ts I M from Anne Eshelman, who bas the Eighth District Legion ConGuest choirs included the i Rev. Frank Cheesebrew, Mid- ant. W. Va Friday. lw~t sand Mrs Waloor Burke parents interested. ' Sunday mn~ gues Ho k!· been appointed department sec· terence to be held at the LeLakm State Hosmt•l choir di· dleport. . Mrs. Mary D. Oman of Sagi· j treasur.r re~rted a bal'an~ The room banner and award land Mrs. Fie ng aw. ms retary - treasurer was read. gion , Hall on April 3. The reded by Mrs. Fitzwater: the j The welcome was given by naw, Mlch, and Mrs Donald of 186 42 'The Southeast Dis- was won by Mrs. Ann Chap. I were Mr. and Mrs. WUham The Memorial Fund to the traveling prize donated by Tn<'dstone ChOirs - the JUnior I : " church dining room follow· Bennett and children of Ponl· ltrwt ~ii·day Conference at -man's sixth grade. Room mot~· Longstalf ?I H~ndersen, W. Va. late Marie Moore is $1200 ~s Leora Young was awarded lo choir. direcled by Mrs. Rose ' mg the program. The refresh- iac. Mich., have returned to ' Chauncey Elemenlary School ers will be contacted soon . •· The latter s blrihday was ob- reported by the National Chalf· ~rothy Spencer. RefreshStoney. and the Senior Choir, ment table was centered w•lh their homes, after a visit with . on April 16 was announced. The bout the Easter Party for the served durmg the day. man on. C!Jiid Welfa_re. Another ments were served by Leora .11rs. Robert r.reen ; Kelvert an. arrangement O• yellow Mrs. Chnrles Withrow and Mrs . . P.T.A. will pay for dinner tick· children. The nominating com- Mr. and Mri. Robert Mitch fund bemg started m her hdn- Young and Mary Roush. Choir of Stewarl, directed by spn~g flowers. Myrtle Warren Nora Roush. [ mittee appointed was M r s. and sons, Steven and Dav1d of . . 3 Miss Mildred T bier; the Hag- p:es1ded at the punctJ bowl. Mr. and M". Jack Cummins Betty Roush, Mrs. Hoback Wheehng, ~· Va: spent the les Murray of Pomt Pleasant, AT TOWN HALL gi Choir of the Stewart •rea Serving on the committee of and family of. Columbus spent lllld Mrs. Etta Mae Hill. weekend w•th tbeJr. parents, Mr. W. Va. and theJT son and daugh· A Social Security representaunder the direction of MrR. Bus· arrangements were Mrs. Arn· the weekend w1t~ theJr pare~ts, Mrs. Hoback Introduced Mrs. and Mrs . P. L. Milch and son, ter-ln-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ken· live will be in town hall Ia 1, CUrtis, and the host junior old Richards, Mrs. Campbell ,Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cummms Vilma Pikkoja, the Bookmobile Larry ~btch and Mr. and Mrs. neth Murray of Columbus. Pomeroy this Thursday, Marcil choir, accompanied by Mrs. Harper, Pansy Banks and Myr· ·of Racine and Mr. and Mrs. Librarian. She said they on the John Sc1?es. Larry has Just re- Kenneth Dav1d See, son of 31, from 10 a.m. until 12 noon Campbell Harper. and the sen· tie Warren. Viclor Brown of Mmersv1lle. Bookmobile have the privilege ceived hiS army d1~harge foi- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth See of to assist persons In signing up lor choir accompanied by Mrs. Mrs. Eugene Houdasheft and Election of officers was held , Of meeting the part of the child lowmg a 2-Year serviCe. Laurel-S!, Middleport, was lak· for Med1care. Tbursd.lly marks Irving Bumgardner. Randy and Becky of Pomer~y when the One Won One class of parents do not know. Mrs. Pik· Mr. and Mrs. Eustace Wilson en to Holze~ Hospital Monday the end . of the Initial enronSperial numbers included a and Mr. and Mrs: Howard DaJI- the Pomeroy First Baptist koja read an article titled, and son, Andy,, of Point Ple~s- where he wJII be confmed fqr ment per1od for the medicallllvora l number by Mrs. Ralph • · ey and son Kevm, Middleport jchurc~ met recently at the "Has Your Child Been Short- ant, W. Va., VISited Sunday With several days for observallon surance part of medicare, Woods anr children of ~!hens, were Sunday guests of their [borne of Mrs, Harry L. Bailey, Changed in Literature'" her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl and treatment. His room num· and solos by Mrs. Edith Lee parents. Mr. and Mrs. Everett EaSI Main St. with Mrs. Lor- She read several lists of books Mattox. her Is 271. He is a sixtb grade Earth's driefi .spot II the Ala~ -·-~--Da1iey. I ain Sterrett as co-hostess. that children should be acquaint· Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rue student. cama desert m Chile. MONDAY Miss Jan ~'Tilth returned to ' . . 'ed with and also distributed and family, J. T. and Sue, Patj,~~~=======.:.,=======--; JANE HOWELl TENT her studiOS at OhiO State Um- 1 Mrs ..J. E. Foster, VICe presl· booklets containing lists of Miilen and Kathy Spengler were . : · V ' ·! vmily. Columbus Sunday, af- ' dent, oonducted the meetmg b!loks enjoyable to children. in Chesapeaek Sundll)' Daughters of Uruon Melerdans ter spending a 10 days spring which opened with the class She stated that $15 000 worth of Mr and Mrs Willis' Aleshire Will meet at DAV ha 11 on •Y · · ·th h t M H K Me S1"nging fol· ' ' ' at 7·30 m vacal•on w• rr parens, r. song, ~ eeps ' ' . b!loks were purchased last year. of Dayton, and Orville Cham· 1f you O'lr'll a cheap powermower now, )'<XI probably Mow al ~ OU I NO 62 of the In- !and Mrs. Glenn Smilh. Ilowed w•th the Lords Prayer '? After the progra.!D group hers of Georgia, are here due Ctkp8RSiWI repair bills and D1iserable summer Sattt~rdays. You'• Mo'llbm of the Youth FeJ." lernationai Order of .lob's I Mr and Mrs. Jack McDowell umson. Mrs. Dale Wtppel prefSJ· adjourned to the lunch room lor to the death of their mother, probably ready for a troubfe·free TORO. Come on Ia h M"ddl , and son Stevie of Columbus 1dent. thanked Mrs. Poster or refreshments of cookies and colH be C!J be 11 :ti\\~hlp o~ ~ . e . . ' epor Daughters will meet at Ihe I were su'nday guests of her bro- 1filling her office and the class 1 f ed b . d d Mrs. er rt am rs. Chur<'h of Christ VISited Sund'ay Pomeroy Masonic Temple, Ither and sister-in·law, Mr. and for flowers, cards and prayer , : s~rv y secon gra e Mrs. Don Graber has return· :du·rmiOn at lht> Count.~ Home. Monday, at 7:30 p. m. Mrs Karl Grueser and sons. I durmg her illness. Officers elect. others. ed to her home in Cleveland ofWall plaques of ChrJSt made j WEDNESDAY ~- and Mrs. Mason Fisher ed were Mrs. Bailey, president; GIVE A DINNER ter being here with her mother, "-' thr _group were presented , WILDWOOD r.ARDEN Club and Barbara and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Vidor Young Sr., vice Mrs Ross Evans entertained Mrs. E. M. Wood. •'ilrl reSJdenl, and employes and will meet at the home of Mrs.! Ernest Harris were Sunday . president; Mrs. Foster, secre. ' with ~ Jinner Sunday at her Mr. and Mrs. W~yne (Brac1•' I he matron. Two plaqu'l" I Karl Grueser Wednesday at ' evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. tary: and Mrs. S!errell, treas· h M lb A ' G l ky) Wood and famliy have rower~ also pt"esented to Chil- 17:.30 p. m. with Mrs. Mason Karl Grueser and sons. urer. w:eMrs~ G~a~e H~~s of u~: turned to their home in w.est ,Jren s. Home, tor the boys and I F•sher as co-hostess. Mem- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dana Howell Devol ions were led by Mrs. lumbus and Mrs Ma Evans Palm Beach, Fla. after bemg ~lrls ..llvmg rooms. ~t the Ch~l· j hers are asked to .bnng flower have returned home after a vis I Aten Sjain who had a medi· and son, Dennis, ~f M~er:tville. c?lled here due to the death of 1 lren ~ liome Angela Martm seeds for the Jumor Garden , il in FloridE with friends . taUon on Spring which concern· h1s father, C. L. Wood. They <ang •wo songs, .Jesus Loves ; club. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Swan and :ed the Easter lily, the symbol . PLANNING GALA were accompanied by Mrs. ·\II Ltllle ~hlldren of the World~ ! MIDDLEPORT LITERARY c~ildren. Tim, .lack and Tanya i of Christ. Sh~ also read Mal· WASHINGTON !UPI) -The Georgia Wood who went as far a~d. For (Jod So Loved T h . Club meet:; Wednesday after· Jane. of Columbus were week· •thew. 2~: 17·20 and had ~e~~ral Republican Congressional Com· as Knoxv1.1le, Tenn. where she \\orld . h noon, '-1arch 30 at tht> home of end guesls of hrr grandp rm:mts, !med1tahons on the crucJ£uuon. mittee is planning a $500-a· will be w1th her daughter and Atte~~~ng ~ror:' thed c:tr~ Mrs. Bernard Fullz on F'a1rtanf' Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Gibbs, i A solo. Were You Ther e was couple "centennial gala" here family, Mr. and Mrs. Waller ~en" 1 : · usan an. e~Je 1 Drive. Book rPviews will in· Mulberry Av~. : presented by Mrs. Elmer Wick. l June to han r House GOP Boehm. 7 I .erlarh Kathy MrEJhmney RIC· elude, "Womeo Should Re AI - Mrs. Grace Hess of Colum- : ham and Mrs. Joseph Cook read : Leade, Gerald ~ F rd Mi h Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey0 t ~ ·• doo, Huntington, W. Va. visited kv an~ J:'~hle ~lplett, Rev. iowed," prepared by Mrs. Ren bus spent lhe weekend with her ia meditation, "The Presence of 1 and ; . . · 8 1 over the weekend with Donal . IC an son, Dougla.s, 1Phil!:ion, and ··ch·armers or : sister, Mrs. Ross Evans. IChrist," by Dr. Strong, to I H 0 Rrals~l' mon~y ~beet their and ~dvtsors, M~s. Fra"!IID !Cranks.'' given by Mrs. Rod-. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Neville dose the devotions, . ouse. epu Jean .1mcu n 8 parents, Mr. and Mrs. James .\1artm. and Chll~ren. Anoela !ney Downmg. Holl (' tilt rPsponst> and family of Findlay were Hcfre:;;:-rments were served by m their fall campaigns, Brewington and Mr. and Mrs. and Margo and M1 s. 0. A. Mar· 1 will be • '"P"rnalurol experJ· weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. the hostess to those named aLuckeydoo of New Haven. ' ltn. •nro. •Geor.ge J,ogan, Hem.lock Grove. jbove and Mrs .. Ellen Couch, HOSPITAIJZt;D Rick Oiler, a student at MiElh I K I p Mr T T Sh it M WilJie B. Cross, Racine, is a MJSs e oemg o ame· ' . s. . .. e on, r s. surgical patient at HoI z e r ami University, spent the weekl ro~· and Mrs. Raymond Knder ,(reorge Skmner and a guest, . end with his parents Mr. and , Brrlhrlay Ob.•f'rver of Syracuse spent several days ' Mrs. Harold Jeffers. . Hospital, Mrs. Richard Oiler ~nd son, Pomtroy1 Ohio 1B M A I last weel: wtth the'r aunt, Mrs. I Hostesses for the Apr~! meet· ts Steve H was accompanied by Headquarters for Lawn Mowers and : ,\' rs. rc rfr , Dana Pick and their brother lng will be Mrs. Cook and Mrs. H CLAIM TO FAME I ·te •it brother Joe Hart 1 lAST TIME TONIGHT 8 1ra rn Y. I and sister-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Shain and 1he new offi<'f!rs will Chaires E. Ashburner was • . Linoleum Tile F oor Coverings - TV WALT OISNIY'S 1 Mrs. Margaret Archer was 1H 1 K . 0 1 Lo B0 Ito be . 1 11 d 1 this r employed on April 2 1908 as from Hawan, also a M1ami U. S . L t Of F p k' 5 "THAT OARN CAT" ' guest of honor at a family din· ~ ey :~:g w· l~g ~· ~_a__:__a_ __ ITlee Ill(._ l~e first city ma~ager ' of . student. ervrce - 0 s ree ar tng pace - "TechnioolorDrive Out To Elberfelds Warehouse On HO ¥i<Y Miiis, Dean Jones, n~r giren in observance of her Coo~~/~1 Br~~ksvi'n~a~nd Mr: with his sister, Mrs. Louise Da· Slaunton, va. He was the first Weekend guests of Mrs. Clara Dorothy Provine bJrthday W<'dnesd.Jy evenmg and Mrs. w. R. Cooper and vis. man in the United Stale! to I Murray were her son and dau· Mechanic Street. Fe•turette: Flune by 1 Flint 1 at I he home • her daughter, son, Bryan of Columbus were \ Miss Gloria Buck returned to bbo~ld~suLJ(c~h~al_l"po~s~l ·ti~on":· _ _ _ _!.!g~h~te=:r-:IJin~-i~a.":w~, Mr~·.Jla~nd~M~rs:_.~Cha~r:J,-...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,.,..,.,.,..,...,..,..,..,,.,,.,,.; Olantv Cartoon I Mrs. Mary f.rossen and daugh~ weekend guests of the form1~r's [!ler studies at Kent University Adminlon 75c & 40c ' lers, Cheryl and Pally. , parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. . Monday, after spending a ten .Mrs .. Ar<'her was present.ed : Coopt!r, Mulberry He1ghts. days spring vacation with her Wedn•td•y and Thun.dav I March 30-31 . w1tb g1fts and_ cards along w1th Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Raub , parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gail NOT OPEN a decorated birthday cake com- spent ohe weekend in Columbus ,Buck and her brother, Jon. . piete with "J9" candles,Elmer bak- ~~~1!·~~~~-~-~~wm~·~-~&;[;gaaRU~W~ - -Frldty 1nd Stturday 1ed by her 'son-in-law, April 1·2 I Burns. Other family members "WINTIR A.QQ.QO" present were Mr. and Mrs. - Terhmcolor7Bmes Stacy, Wm. Wellman, Charles Archer and family, Mrs. BN·t-rly Adams Betlv Hothgeb. Mr. and Mrs. "THE BEOFORO j El~er Burns, Mrs. Crossen INCIDENT" and Cheryl and Pally and Mrs. Richard Widmark. Sidney Pollier, .lames MacArthur, I Archer. A daughter in Massa· P.m Purttnan I chusetl3 was unable to rome. p,.meroy \ frr I e SO('JAJ CA J, r,~ NDAR -· County Home Visited By BETR~L t~e I Court Overturns Divorce Decree I I 1 1 1 1 I VISIT ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE MECHANIC STREET IN POMEROY MEIGS THEATRE I , 1 I I . 1 I SUNDAY, MONDAY, ond TUESDAY April 3-1-S SALE MOVED UP "THE SONS OF KATIE ELDER'' : The bake sale of the Youth ! ' Feliows~ip of the Middleport i - TechnicotorJohn Wayne, Dean Martin, i Churrll of Christ scheduled for 1 Martha Hyer 1Saturday, lms been changed to ' Admitsion: 7Sc & 40c 1 Saturda;. April 9, al the Wes~ ! 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' ' ' ' I , •,' ~ "!~ ' , I • 06 . ~ 0 chool ampa •nc1-. .... 1. .: lhMfltJ T-o T'M lm.r•" Ot 2''M MflpMGIOrt .4,.. ~ ~ "-~...,--~~ ~------------------------------------------------------------~----._~------------------------------~--------------------~----·~. 06~ VOL XVII NO. 282 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1966 I ; '. ,\i'\" \l l ~,r.O Trouble-free with a capital "T'"· Y fh Group at.: ' {.~ ·~ I O W O ne On ne Class Elects New Officers •• ID the WORLD • � 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 29, 1966 ables drake hall reuter