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Silence Will Destroy ~~LTEIIIEIIIT WI reid recently aboui ll!eJM:e to a iarJie degree of the Mflcan !. I I ':N''wbere ~et ua to thinklhg of It could lead us In e&Uiel, tbe DMt few yell'll. It il true that there II a 1peaklug out In eonnecllon with the deblll over wltether we mould stay and ...JIIbt w withdraw from Viet Nam, and 'lt\lla htber larle vocal group who are still · · In the field of CivU Rights, but part we are complacent, and liCit IIOIID(llng off on things that are truiiDirlni In our OWll backyard. and in tbe billa til Congress. We are a different ·sit. lined or Americans from those of the past who tool!;,a stand, and told the world ~auties, Uke Patrick Hen· 1 • , . wbo pve us that statement "Give me , or pve me deatb," are few and ,..between. .•~ Things are catchln~ up wlth us thick , · and fast on the domestic front. The Conlf'll il bowing to unreasonable pro. ,e ,,~'11'8IDI that can only lead to tremendous · , spending that will only aid a small segment of the country, such as the rent •'rl:~f and now they are getting all p to end Inflation by a sizeable income taxes, to lay even a heavon those ambitious persona to get ahead under almost How many are out in to the increased ta guess that a very few from area will even· bother to put pressure on our ellctR-i'epresenta· lives. '. , I · 'l'bt sllenee II the result of fear, and · 1i liqely the product of pressure of in· .aeMed et11tral authority, which doe~ little to restrain Ita u.ae. Farmers are lal'lely .nent because their livelihood is eontJOiled In Waablngton. Businessmen beealtlle they have eontrols that are effective not even by law, nor uniform pattern. Educatora who have seen with· draWl! of fedenl funds for failure to City leaders who see in tbe anwar new political alignments. wbo are uneasy under the and which they think they ~~el~ that Is where they are Ill We are rapidly becoming a lllblunlent people .• :..1 dcir>'l mep Ill lalea~ ... .II qe. Cllevaller to 77 - !ddy, eVen .lbolilh, your IP'aodma m•l ban iw"I'Qed over him on the tOng a1o, Uall bla qe · 11 liS (Warld Almaoac,-ei al) ,. Sbel-. Ia MaclUe, irom ·iii•l aDmen! which Cl\lled IIIJr r. lnae her bl)o,ce, relma to her eho!'ee ill "The WQ~Dea" It 1111 ready for a irho 1a . , That staling IIIII tlnlllul II'OUII II Cbllllall Madrid Imowo 11 . ''Los vesu recov....a hu ,just llgJJed for Ill Drs! atbuDi with Ooltunhla - end let lclily: "F\!rlbiii!!Cft .,... ' I. 1111 ut1t of tbelr fkll ptau.rt die. Y certaiDlY do aot want .. "Lal Vecu Sbool J"l ••• Sem• : Paper MD! PlybO!JIIe , . Jdortt be burled on Gmllm soli'' . .. 0111 chirped llu!t Nelaoll Eddy, "<llmty, long·llme tau Gt com'lbe ~amount brJiss II real new lllnging so 'lustily away al JIOIItl' Irving Berlill, refers to . mllletl'wlth Jane Ascher, ODe o1 the t.atln Quarter, Ia AmeriCa'• him as "America'• Rhyme Mm. the star• of Its pictUre. "AHla'' IIISWel' to France'• Maurice Isler." - the only one who declared sha wouldn't bother to show ., Z-Dall1 Sentinel, ·Pomeroy-Mlddlaport, o. April 1.. 1968 loag with others for the Jilll1l" Jere Jn London. There wu dlfllo <Uity ill locating her ID tht flrlt place - ftnslly sha was tracked down to Klosters, Swltwo land, wiJerl obe .... ho!IU,. lng with her Dance, Beatie Paul McCartney. It Wal then I hI told the emluariea, they WGUid have to 1'1111 their opelllng wllbo WIL\TEVEB IIAPPliNBD 'I'll DOMESTIC aid Is 1111 dlab oi out her .. Kim Novak'• first BOBBY SOCKS? lea. You'D Dnd "forelgnade," public appearance since ber,aJI- Dear Heleu: the refreshment !hat never. 1111 back bedded her, wiD be al A minor complaint, but It pauses, served - sometimes ana of the award pneentert al CGIIIIII poor pareullllllll)l cJo1. with lee IDd bitters - ID tht tho Oscar affair In Hollywood. 111'1 1 ;,ear, Wbere did bobby adllorlal page~, - H. · April II ... A I!OIIledfan'l e&o 10CD ao? Yep, I lalow, tbeJ FOR WANT OF A NICKEL .. !ranged wife Ia having lax head- IIICCIIIIIbld to pointed • toed Dear Helen: Idles. Monlel put due 011 their tboel. Thinp bave oome to a pret. former joint returo. 'ftll pi, Girls aped oylop for achool ty pass wh~ publlc restroom• now working as a 1ecretar1 In juniGr blgb tchool theM days, are no longer really public. It's here hu had her uiiii'J' pm- ud. by high IChool, tbeJ're 1 bad enough when you have to lsbeed. In addition, she II ID DJullt. I've tried them all, aod ask the 111 station attendant aileD - and worried abollt IJD. for the key (and tbell the dsru 11011e Ia.st more than 1 lew weartblng won't Ill, while yaur child ., lllljp'atiOJJ Dep't reactkla. lop. Nett They Dl8l' not run, to jumping up aud don and but ye Gad the bollll howling "Hurry!"), but how' aComedian Ronnle Martin who Can't la!blou take pity on us bout when you face t long Una weds Frao ChoolllaD Juoe 6, u poor mothers and bring back of those little rooms - every we ltemed a few days ago, ~ bare legs or bobb)o IOCbf darn one of them with a nickel n't have to worry about !be NYLON BLUES or dlme-<>perated Joelt on the , booe)'lllDOII expenset. Hla brkl• P.S. Or aoyway SOMJil. door~ ucept the one on the end to-be WOD a trip for two and a TIUNG! that Ia marked "out ol order." arJmated, hip musical nrslon week'a ala)' Ill Monteeo Beacb Dear NB: And you at the beach In 1 of "Allee to Wonderland," and Hotel ill Jamaica In Long· I hope ool No oylooa yel In- swim ault which doesn't aJiow because It was a cartoon It wu champs' recent Suo· 1: Sid COIJo mted can hold up against 'for stashing away small change, difficult at first to tell It from tell. Filled out the entry blant tchool detb, dally aym chall8- What's your ikl coing It Dlllf the rest of the network's the night they made the enpge- es, end aD that action, Mo 1 I - SLIM programs. However, because of ment formal . . . Hal Holbrook panola agree they're costly nut- Dear Slim: a delightful script by Bill Dana In bla ourreot oflerlog, "Marl! unces, end nothing looks worse SWim? - H. and some excellent choices of Twain Tonlsht," pull on a more lbaD a gapping bole or a big Dear Helen: voices, lht show tu11> out a exciting show than ma111 tf 1111 nmner on 1 glrl'a Ies. Now II I'm married, have two chJl. frequently charming little epic costly big cast productions ,.. we ean just eonvtnce our dsu- dren, a wonderful bulband, but for children, with enough left 've bad lab!ly - end ·what dJ. pters . . . . . . . For reasoDJ 1 won' 10 IDto, over for adulla to enjoy too. vertlng material he has to draw P.S. With "points" kicked out 1 went out with mother maD Among the roices were Dana from. Mart Twain end bla o~ of faablon, and "little • girl" and am now ei)let!t!Dg hll bab)o, . . , (as the Whita Koig!>t), the late .I servations are as up to the min- clothes "In" as akin (ol whleh My husband doli!! 1111 want mi Hedda Hopper las Hedda ute even IDday as women'• • tbere'a a beckuva ' loll) may- to keep the hoby, and It wouJd. Hatter), Sammy Davis <as the bove-the-knee skirts - but Hoi· be bobby socks wW make a n't be fair to him. Would It Cheshire Cat), and Da\Vll Butler brook's lad will probably endul'l eomehack, No? work If I went away In my lll<tb las a W, C. Fields-ish Kiog ·of tong afb!r the lkirts go dowa Dear Helen: month, gave the baby eut for Hearts). to the ankles again some day • 1 don't mean to cut your adoption wbeJJ It was hom, Tbe local chapter of the Mar- oolumo down - it serve• Its and told everybody I had mlaine Corps Reserve Officers Att- useful purpose, but when 1 carried? l really don't havt a'o will tlooor Brig. Gen. CUI· read advice oolumns, I'm cJe. much choice, - A.E•. lord B. Drake, dlredor of tilt pressed thai theae supposedly Dear A: oatlenal corps reserve with tho tnb!Uigent people waste their It won't work. You can't lei tradltlo~al "Meu Nllht," Apo lime worrytna about unlmporfar enough away - from friends tsnt penonal problems, a n d or your coosclence - to hide a By Wayne G, Jlnlldsladt, M.D. r114. tste such JIUie time to tnvesll· secret like thla. A severe itching emption cov· H you're determined to live ering most of the body appeared Since lhl• Ia true, aulhorltl01 be- pta the Important and vital lieve that the 10bject may auf· thtogs In life. Why can't petyour baby up, don't lie 1btul suddenly In five members ol a fer •ome of the elfecll of 111pie take a more active stand Ill But l think a husband wonfamily. After considerable iJrlvatlon of ~ sleep. about our polltlcll, national and derful enough to give you a sleuthing, a doctor found that One observer llab!s tha~ boo lllternatlonal affair!? · JJeCODd chance will also be kind the mother had washed a pair fore a subject can profit from u citizens would read and enough to accept a blameless ol glass fiber curtains in a masleep learning, he must first study about tile mess our legla- child as his own. - H. chine along with the famUy unundergo a course ol hypnotic JO>rs have got 01 Into, how Note to ho,eful readert: I derwear. Minute bits of gloss fl. ber thereby became Impregnat- suggestion. This would ellmln- our "foreign aid" 11 misused, can't reveal DIIDe• of people ed In the family's clothing and a•e Ill but the most determined bow we are being robbed blind whn are expecting unwanted haproduced tho itch which Ia said candidates. 'lbe methed has by foreign powere, they'd walta bles, and se I must discard the to be worse than that of woolen been used along with hypnoslt up, lnsilt on a change, and we'd many letters which llways folo to help break children of IIUCb no toapr be a "Nation of follow a request Ilia A.E.~.. undergarments. ' bablll u bed-wetting and naU Sheep." ·. 'lbe AdoptloD Dlvlalclll ol your That II what might be called biting but with queatlonable suoWhy 6lfl'1 7ou shut off those Welfare Agency wiD help Y"' Jeaming about modern hazardl cess. lnc0111tquentlal little griev· find the child you want, -. the hard way. This sheuld serve This column Is dedicated II as a warning not to go and do It has also been used to teach aoees and start a national d• bate on foreign ald?-SIIOCK· family llvlng, so II Jtu'rt ba'l!' 1 foreign laoguage and Improve likewise. ED AMERICAN ing tid ti'OUble or just plaltl Q-Is II pooolble to learn while vocabulary but, If lht lnstrueo ti'OUble, let HeleJJ belp YOU, sleeping by means of records? t1on gell miXed up with tht Dear American: . . . For the same rea1011 Sba will allo weleome 10!11 A-sillce tbe llnt reporll of dream llate that often accomsleep learning were pubUsbed, panies dropping ,oil to sleep, Walter Lippman doesn't a 1 t own amusing ~ fl commercial lnteresll have p,. what II learned 1118J be a COIJo "Whatever ba)lllelled to bobb)' dreu Helen Botlal ill toeb?" this newspaper. moted the sale tl a variety ol fused jumble ol faet and ftDcy, records for thll purpose, AI· Some per10111 are 1low lell'IJo though the pn>eess baa Ill en- en and otbell leara C[ulekly by thusiasts, most sclentisla be- lhe coiiVIIItloDal methods. U lieve that It Ia Impractical · sleep Jearillng II Indeed pOISJ. Any learning that II accom- ble-and tbllto debstab~ ' plished by tbla means OCCIII'I II nothing In lbe teclm!CJUS that ' only when the 10bject II Ill a Wlluld maD • quick learuet drewsy or balf-waklnl 1tate. out ef a uaturaiiJIIow turaer. IH read IIC IIJ that, wbea uuerknul II COOUd ID lD a1Jt. minum ultalll, •Jnmbotm chitride Ia formed end lbat IIIII causes polaoolng. II. ,lbla true? ' . A-False. AJamlnajw upooed to the air fol'llll a IbiD lJill:r ol \ alumlnum oiide which Ill Dot ... Jy barmle11 In Itself but doet not dissolve when expesed to ISUerkraut or any other food. 11 thll were not ao there Wlllld be thousands of deathl ll'onl thla cause ~ery dajr. ear HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Wheo JOU're ill love, the whole world b strelsand. That beautiful, 8"')', pU!· II08ed w0111811-that big, gawky ~-faced kid-that myster· ~ reincarnated Middle EastBD princess-turned up again Wednesday night with her annual CIIS-TV special, thls ooe ealled "Color Me Barbra." Oh boy. l mean oh boy. Not Just any old oh boy but oh boy. Once again she provided CBS. TV IV!th Its annual hour of ecswy. And, like last year's show, which won all the awards ln. sight, her one-woman perlor. manct .waa memorable not only because of what she can do, but becawe of what she Ia. She Ia the aummation ol American show busines•. She is the total performer. And she has a beautiluUy Innocent IJTOIIance, llmoat sweet deoplb! her elforta not to admit It, that makes her a personal montage of the conb!mporary ocene as weD, Would you believe Ice cream and hot dop and onion soop and walkl along the Seine and kiJses In the middle of Waterloo Bridge and grand bollrooms and cheap dives and lotal freedom and tough llollywoocl agents? If you wouldn't, then don't tune In the rerun ol Strelsand. Would you believe that lhe ean sing Romberg ("One Kl••) mlnUI cGI'IIf Would you believe 1be can alng the "Minute Wiltz" (Chopin) and make It a lhowstopper? A8 I was saying, oi' boy, There's no use making oompariSOIII with her show of last seaaon. Any performer would be glad to accept either, In a sense, though, there waa oomethlng especially attractive - . 1101'1 ol ao-to-blazea atUtude Ia the choice of songl-lbal I liked IR Wedneiday ollht'l offering. Thl1 wao particularly notie~­ ble Ia lhl laat of the lbrea R8JIIenll, a llrlllbl lOIII concert taped in New York. There was not a finger-snapper in the tunes in tills secUon, not a olngle bouncy, homey-type melody to appeal to the cornballs in the audience. In •hort, the producers of, say, the Andy Williams series would bave been aghast at such a selection of numbers that cared not a boot for the ratings. There was, as usual, almost a defiance in these songs she aang, a confidence In what she could-and did-do > Which was w give them her Incredible strength to revolutionize and revitalize these numbers, some ol them old and tired, and make them emerge her per•onal property, The first of the three segments took place In the Philadelphia Museum of Art, with Strelsand assuming po,.s of some of the paintings as lhe start of several numbers-in period costumes. And lhl• was lovely, The choice of her sang to set the background for !his segment was nothing less than an inspiration-the old Billie Holiday elassie, "Yesterdays," but sung In an Individual way and context that might have dumbfounded even the ·late and great Billie. 1110 next segment had a circus setting, with Stralsand singing to some animals, and what was amazing about this passat,.t was not so mucb the section Itself, but the fact that the star proved herself to be perhaps the only ~lertalner In the buslne" that l,not even au animal can upstage. I think I liked the museum setting best because It aeemed to suit her. For she to personally a wort ol art. She does everything ill show bull· ness better than ·anybody else around. And sbe'l 23, or maybe loi now, I don't care. I llkt older ...omen. Also Wednesday 111gb!, ABC, TV presented .• one-bout, ) I J i I I ' ON WIF=YS Si11PGE CUJil"' 7/laox'liN<> AIIAT 1/f' .111 AL WALLIN~?, 660 llli7G6WOOP ROAI1, 11.1. -Ml~l.i!URH, ---·-- - bllll. ... :.r. ·~----A-- •1--~ ·-. ~ ---; L' () ' prl oo_· s olh,., ,·n Boston ¥ Good News for F' hermen and :.~my E:~~~ho ~ill NOTICE · (, 8, FANS DEMCO "Satellites" Baoe Stations Mobile Rigs and Accessories S0mmer'5 Safes & Service Chlfllcor~:';;d~l~~.!.,n,, er Bill George, who has been w1lh the Chicago Bears than any player- 14 seasonswas given his unconditional release on b1s own request . th' ear11er " month, owner-Coach George Halas revealed Thursday, George now has the r1g~t to negotiab!_With any club m the National Football League. WAGE SUIT PORTLAND, Ore. (UP[) D•ve Steele, former gen.ral manager of the Portland Beavers ol the Pacific I,eague, has fled I I an action circuit court •eelting $8,738 In o. back wages and expenses from the club. FIRESTONE I I MODEL 8DI59 18" 2Cycle • - - •• S38·88 MODEL 80370 18" 4Cycle,3H~P. . SS6·81 MODEL 80373 ' ) Tu<qr' ... I l 't' team with Jim Maloney and Milt Pappas as lhe ''big three" of ,_lhe Red staff; allowed tw~ runs m the eight moin~s he pitched · to · t but tb e VIC ry wen to 1e1ty Ted Dav1dsoo, who burled the . ' I .S Obi Hunters Sfand•tngs TODAY'S SPORT PARADE ' HUSI!ANC' WHO HORNS IN sanders Lead.s Green sboro Open by One I BERRfS WORlD AJntN~ U" WITfl 1J.f!: "*"· lly tlJIIT BLOCK final inning. score and won a 6-3 decision on ,,,. a 7·1 victory over the, • Ul'l Sporls ll'rlter . Mickey Stanley, trying to from U>e New York Yanket!S While S. IX. Bob Gibson .tried J!ERIC(II6 ' Rutluil deftll!ld !fGt'6 \811. . · This may be lhe year crash the Detroit outfield, with lhree runs in tile lOth go ihe route for, the Cards Ua •t 'lburldll1 JJ.I l!!e 'IP""if \ ., Shamsky and the Cincinnati singled in the tying run and inning. Doubles by Ssndy was liFted one out from the Spring basebell . . . . . .. .... Reds come ol age, scored the winning marker on a Valdespino and Jimmie Hall when Chicago threatened. The q t' schools' with· Dwai'Jiit KaJrr ,.,.,. Th Red h bee d · passed ball in the ninth inning and singles from Tony Oliva loss 'Was Chicago'i third In four v jog .the ~ fQr ::... hea:, cri:'c'."ve 1 n un er as the Tigero nipped Pittsburgh and Bob Allison sparked the, gomes but tile Hose still "~TQ · Devils, · , Frant Rob; 1 m to"' •7. Norm Cash coUecled three rally, ' lead the standings tW" N <UP[) -Just · be- nine successive regular sea':"" Chris ICJrapp«'l. '·' ,. .._. but "''ookl nsonM hils in the Tigers' 13th spring Boston hurlers Dave More- with a 16-5 record. _ 1)1e ~·, ~pril Fools' Day, <harnPionships for the CeiUcs game Rutlend a !-II INC! ' ~'. Heftne mael 18 . an~gjer win In 18 games. bead and Guido Grilli shared Met rookie Cleon . Jones :•1tl'er lhe J'loslon Celtlcs nor land were hoping to end the North Gallla wen!' up ·H Pd !t' . r n ms thee Cln"~nnatl Royals were · in club's playoff rampage if tile 1 d that witll the "'"" trade r tartlng' ...,1 Houston clubbed lour home the pitching chores In a five-hit, hammered a triple, a sin~le fll<l<><t f J!OBkm ' aye way . ·~"' · 1 1 10"or ou th'e rt e mns and 17 hits in a 12-9 11Hl blanking of Washington. and walked twice in a 7·3 for jokes, Roy as ail to elim nate when Rutlar.lll tied 'II up., 1'2. . Ia n< lor 1a ers s any . b Ph'l del h' 'l'"e o. cs were deadly the Preliminary ,eries. The n~ Devil• blew it ...., .... 111 th trmmp :over 1a p '"· Joe Outfielder Jim Gosger led a 13- of Kansas City. It was Nrw v '-" """ .,... "' ., 1 b . th 1 0 S~~~ c~el;m he :;:'"·"· d Morgan, · Rusty Staub, Jim hit assault with a trio of York's lllh win in 18 siarts "I'm more l~teres,~d 1n wtitbt- llel'i~: :~'::o:::~ingiD lh~~ Th~ ~eriousness of:"bt!: the alltb .wlth four hill~ D · lo ' · ghner ~s k 0 aro~n t Gentile, and Walt Bond hit for safeties, including a homer. the victory also occasioned lhe hftlng. ore<;, ·"Bl •~ )<elba!! As·~iation sem~n · ,game wasthe '""'M many runs. ng ~:'\'u fle now 'th a the circuit with Staub and Tony Conigliaro belled his probably end of Carl Willev's Nav"'·t!.:""" ~ by • ,act thai 111'•-"' Joe Hawkins, catcher£ pennan ..rare o n won w> a · pea '';! t)Je Royals toolgbt in I u b automatically collects thrown ball in 11>e eye ill tbt lnwlf"lhafvaJ{ deliver And Ge~tileixthco~necting in the seven- seventh roundk tripper of the major leaguendcareer. The theby tifth ond final game of lhe IIZ,OOO from the NBA playoff slrtlJ and bad to be 1 ld be Shs k ; b' run, s mn ng. spring and roo le George Scott veteran righlha er, on a trial ••r• [)· ··ioo semif1'naJ payI l~r " cou ms y s "' •• The American League cham- socked his second in two days. basis with the Mel• thl• spring, _..... a Prize wortll about ••t .000 · Frank Kn>'ght n·••··• __, 1VI• ch E..""""" ,.._... 1 a · . .1 • h pion Minnesota TwiDJ scored St. Lou,ls scored fiv• limes in I was knocked out of tbe box in elf~· man to the victorll. The assisted by Charlei SmJib ... U IS ~ were .,~lly have been splitting Up AI Pobesky. Bill s lnprllm965arlthY "!,a 'p1mc. once in the ninth to lie the the llrsl Inning and then held the second inning. ha.l. , e ~ oo~ .· · 10 unseat """ch that prize money melon for so ager, harided hitter compiled a .260 ~uerbach's defending the players have even · ' .. halting aver_age in !16 trips to 0 II e (rom the ~·one taken to reporting It as the ~late. Dick S>Sier, then the • thei pOII'esslon of m the inCOIIJe on their taa ' 7 8 Reds pilot, employed Shamsky GREENSBORO, N. C. <UP!) all right as long as 1 stay when his Iron shot n;t tho !lag COLUMBUS fUP!l - Th~ 1~ eQsl)ll, . , forms, as a pmch swinger 50 tunes - If Doug Sanders can remain sick," he said after carding the and rolled a fool and a ball state ,Wildlife Division had gOO<t and Cincmnatl were The Boston Garden lllll"' was and the Zl-year-old sick long enough, he oould 32-33 round, ·!rom the hole. news Thursday for fishermen In what amounted to a opportunity for the RoYIIa came through with a .289 capture the $100,0110 Greater Geiberger, who likes to carry Sanders, who has two tour- and hunters. !(, lleath game for lbe exlelld a !real< record ol average, · Greensboro Open Golf Tour· a peanut buller and . jelly nament wins to his cred•t this II announced that the walley~ rl#' ad""""' to the NBA overc<>nllng the s&talled borne Bits Wlnolog Bomer nament. . sandwich In his bag to ward oil year, carded nine birdies, a stocking program had reach'd Ealte;:' bivtsloll finals against court advaJJiage. Neither b!am Shamsky socked a tw,.run hunger, had to settle for 0 park bogie, and a double bogey while an all-time high and lhe efflll't !he b~ldelphia '16er8. Most w been able to WID at home ninth inning homer Thursday to Sanders, hotb!sl pro on lhe of brownies Thons<iay. '1e JUSt Geiberger had four b;rds, an to ,stock wild geese In Ohio is val~~~' a e Pts.Yer Wilt Chamberthe fJrst four games of give lh~ Reds a 3-2 ~ictory over wmle~ clrcmt despite his missed tying for the lead when eagle and • bogey shn':"i~g steady progress, tall' tinnu ()J. were patiently best-of-f>ve !IOI'Ies. the Onoles and remforce his phys>cai aliments, had a SIX - 1M> missed a !Moot birdie putt BunchelJ at 68 as the D>VIS>on Chtel Dan •"''i og (be survivor for the A pa>r of c~e.akY knees and bid for a starting berth. Bui, 65 Thursday to take on the 18th hole by an inch. tournament sportmg a )20 OliO er predicts thiS year will s~ dr,l best-of,.even ser~es m V>Siil by the fiu right now, it looks like RBI .one-stroke lead .over AI Two strokes back of Sanders first prize.' entered lis sec~nd the best in Ohio hisotry lor pbJI' lphia on Sunday after· were obvious keys .to th~ king Deron Johnson in left, with Gelberger mto today s second at 67 were Sam Snead, the round were Stev• Reid, R H. land walleye fishing. ..,.,~·IPb ' claslJ. Cmclnn~ll s Vada Pinson and Tommy defending champion. and eight- Sikes, Bobby Nicnola, Terry He said division netting crews O::s 8Scb8yes 76ers just two ;ucas owns the "'li?g Harper covering center and Sanders complained ol chest time winner of the GGO and Wilcox Bob Goal by Don landed more than 2.900 wee Ko ended 1 strmg of ye htch bave, lrouhartled hlm 1 · ' ' · f for ars and m p tcuar nght field. congestion and sore throat •Iter Howie Johnson, seeking' his January and Tom Wieskopl. rangmg rom nine to 29 . lh 1 Art's competition for the his opening . round and s'ud it first tournament win sin<< 1959. A total of 25 golfers Thursday 10 10 days of lest ~t lifi>O«. ..;~t·t The fl e bast ';""1gam~. hit utility .outfield !pol includes had b~en bothering . /tim. for Snead just missed a hoi,. in- broke par 71 over ihe 7,02S·yard Ma~ _of lhese were •n the ftve p"'-'UDl 100 Boston's u Jo~ :.vi= and D>ck S>mpson, Charley James some lime "lt looks hke Ill do one Thursday on the J>1rd hole Sedgefield Country Club layoul to Ln pound class. bedded reserv· t Ro and Marty Keough and it's a Two fishermen Sunday IS n We'll nJn OIHSIJvq good bet Thursday's poke will GEORGE RELEASED 22 walleyes in the Sandusky A spr~ad of ~ ragged to · 1 h 1· er at Fremont The catch could rum the clubs : : ~~ ;ay . e Pill(! Heffner CIUCAGO (UP[) - Lineback ] Gary Mlli'Sh and Dick LoPo fJ'f Ulllttd press International bid to oontinue its playoff push. 9 A• Turn slgnall are lnltabed Ill 1our car for a pl111l018. It II oeceuary lor your 'IBfety and the l&fety of others M lndicar. U YIIU are going to turn left or right. Use your turn llpla. Let other driven kDn!' that·you Intend to turn. A aerloUI IC<Idenl eould mutt If J011 don'L Thle m~saage from the Obit Depa~ DJe~~t. ol II!Jihwat, Safety, A ,. mlnder, 1110, to buckle 1 our o,. April '~r 18(8 I DOl1'0R SAYS '· l'lti~T -- - - ·- O'IIY Sentinel, J'omeroy-MIIIdleport. I HELEN HELP US! tnllabla - - R . oboy ·Stopped, Reds Win, 3-2 !. bt All-Stars " 20" 4Cycle, 3H.P.• S71·88 Ex-Red Frank Robm·SOll u·as 0flO. Ie Fans Buzzing . . ' MODEL 8D414 22" 4Cycle,' 3H.Po •S64·88 ' MODEL 8D381 1 RUG 24~' Riding Mower. S199· ' ' .tHQlG.IJN MATCH Robinson's . ·~ _. ,.. N, 2nd Ave. · - • GRADUATION SPORT COATS SUITS Sizto "to 44 • uouug. LONGS& ·. . . . . SHtRTS BY ARROW 10U. THE :~:-· ... ~~·-l'lll!l-1'0'111&. --loJWr,._forltoo!orof _.....,......,_____ :~• t'.,•!"••,.••.,...=-·..,.,......_,,.,. r ...... ..-. ' . - ~ ....,_ ')t ......... .,.,...,... lli'elil. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... 100 • • ,, ' 1' 1 ..,._(oooll~-........... m ' .~ ' H&,R fi·RlSJ.QN,E SUITS - SPORT COATS - BtAZEIS CLEANING MOOEL 8D380 95 MULLEN 3 4 H.P. 2 Speed f ROBERTS SIGN AGAIN W, L . Pet. COCOA, Fla. (VPl) _ Robin Ne~ York 11 6 .647 Roberts, the wiJIIIingest active St. ~IIi, . 12 ~ .632632 pitcher in baseball. bas signed ss~ b au,,sco 12 · again as 3 Player for his 19th 8 579 •• ~r.. 11 Pil"" ton •" ' season, the Astros said today. 11 8 · ·579 The 39-ye""old Roberts has Ho~ta 9 ~ ·529 seeP 18 big league season, hut Ali~ 980 9 CbjC inll, ·4511 has been on the Astros roster 13 Citf,8 dr,1U. a .38! this year as a pitching coach. pbV An Ph1a G 12 .333 lnturan.. Agency Inc. 2 3 6 LO~ tele.~ lean ~ ,33 NEW YORK !UP!) -The Phono WY WHI ~Iller Le~o L. p American Broadcasbng Compa. 113 1 , 880 · ct. ny announced it would televise · Socond Sl. P-roy, 0. 1 Cb'~olt ~ ~ ·;~ highhgbts of the Cassius Clay. D6 'forni· 12 11 •800 Geor~e Chu~alo heavywetght caJl y ' -1 ' btle lgbt on Its Wide World of N ~ ~lit 10 9 .526 •·""''pogr A ·1• e timor -.,r_._a.,m~·_:.P.. "iii•;_·__.=__.=;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiii_,;;;!;;;;;;;;; 9 9 500 1,.,...,.._,..,. B9~S.~ · II' 10 11 Ml ~~as Cit 9 10 .478 K~~ilintto: 6 12 · : ~e~•'•nu 6 13 .316 6ton 4 16 .200 80 l\ur8day'a ll<solts Cl~cinn-u 3 Baltimore 2 80~ton 10 Washington 0 SO~ f?•ncisCO 7 CaUiornia 4 St. lA>Ilts 7 Chicago (AI 5 Cl•""llll>u 4 Chicago (NI t oell'olt 8 pittsburgh 7 Netf "''k (Nl 7 Kansas City 3 MttJPI3ota 6 New York (A) 3 116 IOll~ng,) H~~ 12 Philadelphi• 9 OJ'1Y tames scheduled li'r!dJIY'• Gamos sosl0° ••. Atlanta at West p9Jlf' 1~•acl1 st. ""''Ils VS, n.trolt LBJV!Ialio! !di~""""" vs. Cl..,i•nati r 8rflP8 piltJibiJtgb \f'S. 1'/ew York IAI at Ft· ~lil(0 rdale (night/ SIJII' !<?~lOCO vs. Cleveland at TU~n C!Jlci'Ro IN) rs. California at pol~~' Sllrlngs ICJirJ588 CitY vs. HoliStou lUigtJt) (A) vs. New York INI ~l!tersburg (night) vs. Baltimore " •Lal e 1'" "<! ""' same gener area. MIAMI, ria. (UP[) -On Cincinnati ball players and Armbmster reported day like thls one, when you asked them _what kind of a ball more than 2,40/1 goslings have have to be extra careful player he 1s," continued the been produced on three su~h things, the Baltimore Oriole infielder. "They told me management areas and 8 r..,_ ~•oles find themselves he was a helluva ball player ord number are stopping mg what's the gag and who and a helluva guy and do you instead of flying by as in tho really the fool? know something, he's even past Their suspicions naturally are better than they said he was in He said the division aroused because in commg up ~th departmenl!l." bought 2,192 acres at the with Frank Robinson they have Every time Brooks quito Creek Goose Management the same uneasy feeling as speaks of his new teammate, Area in Trumbull County some person who suddeAiy Frank Robinson his eyes light has under option an additiO!lllj ' 3761 · stumbles upon a pocketbook In up ll<ie those neon bulbs on . acres 1n the same area. the •tree!. Broadway. Two recently completed The Orioles can't believe "He's really showed me poundments, totaling 820 yet. something," says Brooks. "He's =~ ll>e. Ktlldeer Plains Robinson already has hit six who! I call a hard ball fil~~g ':,dw:~d~!lpc:::;:ty nome runs for them and boasts Jr other words, he's not duction In that area se a cool .343 hatting average in to make friends when he's nd rece 1 tale · addiUon to a fantastic .914 the.re on the ball field. I'd Board app~ov~ will enable sluggmg percentage. to say Frank IS as strong as division to bu ,. Baltimore officials still are any hiller I've ever seen. But 146 acres at yMan additiODQj scratching their heads over it's not only his hitting that Waterfowl Reluge~~:~bll~ty why Cinc1nnatl let Robmson go, Impresses me so much, cropland in that unit g ' but they are not about to "He's tremendous on defense , register any kind of formal too, and you ought to see h~ ou WINS, w complamt . . he helps the young kids on our ATHENS, Ga. (UPf) _ B 0 ~eo Robinson came to the club. Fellows like Paul Blair Willet hit a two-run homer to <J.rwles last December lor and Andy Etcbebarren, 1 mean, pace Ohio University to a 5-.1 Pitchers Milt Pappa~ and Jack Robinson's always talking to basebaU victory Thuraday ov~ Baldschun end outfielder Dick them about hitting, fielding Georgia, It was lhe first victo r Simpson, there wa.' some talk mnnlng. In four games lor the Bobca:i ::: Reds unloaded huv "The Cincinnati players who used five pitchers to hold was a trouble-maker, gave us the right dope on him, the Bulldogs in check. Some Rumon whet,._ a. hall player tells "We heard stuff like that sometlung about another one, WEBER IN LEAD naturally some of us were know it's so!' AKRON, Ohio (Ui'l) _ Gr!~ curious," says Baltimore third Some Canfusloa ty little Dick Weber of St, Louis baseman Brooks Robmson, Having two R o hi n 9 0 n's !tved up to his pre-tourney bill. COOle& 8J cl~e as anyone to around creates some mg as the favorite and carti'd being the nommal leader of a ball club, but it's the type ~ 301-polnt Peterson system tea~ club, of confusion the Orioles will mto today's semifinals of the ''I talked to !Orne o1 the gladly take every day, '100,0110 Firestone-PBA Tolll'llaSo far, neither has gotten ment of Champions. other's mail although Brooks . . has lound his sweatshirt 1n Bauer how Robmson ls dO!Ilf! Frank's locker and Frank ~as he .doesn't bother to inquir~ found his shower slippers In which one, He simply Brooks' locker. UsuaUy, yoo'U ''great" . lind bulb walking back and For the1r par~ the Reds I ~~~=::schedul::ed:!!)= forth returning such equipment qwb! happy '" getting Pappas fo to Ita owner, Baldscbun and Simpson and ' To 11>e situation Ideal they'd mate the same deal 7 II=~~~/~~ Is enjoying a li~ over again tomorrow. ~ORKED RUN WY 2-5428 11 His .327 average So here's a situation ln whiCh fPO-l'SMEN'S ·CLUB Mllli!ltport WY 2-513o far Frank's. both clubs are congratulatillg asks Manager Hank themselves over a deal every. ~~~n~~,, Spring Makh '-"-====~=iiiiii;~ 1 / one questioned. ~~~ D•Y SUNDAY It might be a good Ides to l<prll 3 cheek both clubs again in ,.all ~l,h • .,d Gamo Mo....,•ro '"~t ottttr SporhrMft October llthougb they mfghl be tnvllocl a lillie busy thelt That's ~ •oft91hmonto month they always hold the f( AC NO MtNOIS Werld Series. , 24" Riding Mower . szs9·'5 .Q~ALER StQ.~E .:~ur~d ;u~~~esw~le:e t~at EAIIN rour Jnturance ,willa ~atlODBI Leogue '-roy S.lf Adjusting Wheals, R-'1 Startir ' fro~ both of Fremont•. ranged 14 1> to 2~ mches 10 length, 8- To':!J Hl~kle, Tlffm, landed •• ' . . ~ ... ··- NICEST PIOPU ON A HONDA SeeThe Full LIJM At •.• • ,, •tROUSERS • j J �,, ·,, I' ' I ,t' ' .... 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Silence Will Destroy ~~LTEIIIEIIIT WI reid recently aboui ll!eJM:e to a iarJie degree of the Mflcan !. I I ':N''wbere ~et ua to thinklhg of It could lead us In e&Uiel, tbe DMt few yell'll. It il true that there II a 1peaklug out In eonnecllon with the deblll over wltether we mould stay and ...JIIbt w withdraw from Viet Nam, and 'lt\lla htber larle vocal group who are still · · In the field of CivU Rights, but part we are complacent, and liCit IIOIID(llng off on things that are truiiDirlni In our OWll backyard. and in tbe billa til Congress. We are a different ·sit. lined or Americans from those of the past who tool!;,a stand, and told the world ~auties, Uke Patrick Hen· 1 • , . wbo pve us that statement "Give me , or pve me deatb," are few and ,..between. .•~ Things are catchln~ up wlth us thick , · and fast on the domestic front. The Conlf'll il bowing to unreasonable pro. ,e ,,~'11'8IDI that can only lead to tremendous · , spending that will only aid a small segment of the country, such as the rent •'rl:~f and now they are getting all p to end Inflation by a sizeable income taxes, to lay even a heavon those ambitious persona to get ahead under almost How many are out in to the increased ta guess that a very few from area will even· bother to put pressure on our ellctR-i'epresenta· lives. '. , I · 'l'bt sllenee II the result of fear, and · 1i liqely the product of pressure of in· .aeMed et11tral authority, which doe~ little to restrain Ita u.ae. Farmers are lal'lely .nent because their livelihood is eontJOiled In Waablngton. Businessmen beealtlle they have eontrols that are effective not even by law, nor uniform pattern. Educatora who have seen with· draWl! of fedenl funds for failure to City leaders who see in tbe anwar new political alignments. wbo are uneasy under the and which they think they ~~el~ that Is where they are Ill We are rapidly becoming a lllblunlent people .• :..1 dcir>'l mep Ill lalea~ ... .II qe. Cllevaller to 77 - !ddy, eVen .lbolilh, your IP'aodma m•l ban iw"I'Qed over him on the tOng a1o, Uall bla qe · 11 liS (Warld Almaoac,-ei al) ,. Sbel-. Ia MaclUe, irom ·iii•l aDmen! which Cl\lled IIIJr r. lnae her bl)o,ce, relma to her eho!'ee ill "The WQ~Dea" It 1111 ready for a irho 1a . , That staling IIIII tlnlllul II'OUII II Cbllllall Madrid Imowo 11 . ''Los vesu recov....a hu ,just llgJJed for Ill Drs! atbuDi with Ooltunhla - end let lclily: "F\!rlbiii!!Cft .,... ' I. 1111 ut1t of tbelr fkll ptau.rt die. Y certaiDlY do aot want .. "Lal Vecu Sbool J"l ••• Sem• : Paper MD! PlybO!JIIe , . Jdortt be burled on Gmllm soli'' . .. 0111 chirped llu!t Nelaoll Eddy, "<llmty, long·llme tau Gt com'lbe ~amount brJiss II real new lllnging so 'lustily away al JIOIItl' Irving Berlill, refers to . mllletl'wlth Jane Ascher, ODe o1 the t.atln Quarter, Ia AmeriCa'• him as "America'• Rhyme Mm. the star• of Its pictUre. "AHla'' IIISWel' to France'• Maurice Isler." - the only one who declared sha wouldn't bother to show ., Z-Dall1 Sentinel, ·Pomeroy-Mlddlaport, o. April 1.. 1968 loag with others for the Jilll1l" Jere Jn London. There wu dlfllo <Uity ill locating her ID tht flrlt place - ftnslly sha was tracked down to Klosters, Swltwo land, wiJerl obe .... ho!IU,. lng with her Dance, Beatie Paul McCartney. It Wal then I hI told the emluariea, they WGUid have to 1'1111 their opelllng wllbo WIL\TEVEB IIAPPliNBD 'I'll DOMESTIC aid Is 1111 dlab oi out her .. Kim Novak'• first BOBBY SOCKS? lea. You'D Dnd "forelgnade," public appearance since ber,aJI- Dear Heleu: the refreshment !hat never. 1111 back bedded her, wiD be al A minor complaint, but It pauses, served - sometimes ana of the award pneentert al CGIIIIII poor pareullllllll)l cJo1. with lee IDd bitters - ID tht tho Oscar affair In Hollywood. 111'1 1 ;,ear, Wbere did bobby adllorlal page~, - H. · April II ... A I!OIIledfan'l e&o 10CD ao? Yep, I lalow, tbeJ FOR WANT OF A NICKEL .. !ranged wife Ia having lax head- IIICCIIIIIbld to pointed • toed Dear Helen: Idles. Monlel put due 011 their tboel. Thinp bave oome to a pret. former joint returo. 'ftll pi, Girls aped oylop for achool ty pass wh~ publlc restroom• now working as a 1ecretar1 In juniGr blgb tchool theM days, are no longer really public. It's here hu had her uiiii'J' pm- ud. by high IChool, tbeJ're 1 bad enough when you have to lsbeed. In addition, she II ID DJullt. I've tried them all, aod ask the 111 station attendant aileD - and worried abollt IJD. for the key (and tbell the dsru 11011e Ia.st more than 1 lew weartblng won't Ill, while yaur child ., lllljp'atiOJJ Dep't reactkla. lop. Nett They Dl8l' not run, to jumping up aud don and but ye Gad the bollll howling "Hurry!"), but how' aComedian Ronnle Martin who Can't la!blou take pity on us bout when you face t long Una weds Frao ChoolllaD Juoe 6, u poor mothers and bring back of those little rooms - every we ltemed a few days ago, ~ bare legs or bobb)o IOCbf darn one of them with a nickel n't have to worry about !be NYLON BLUES or dlme-<>perated Joelt on the , booe)'lllDOII expenset. Hla brkl• P.S. Or aoyway SOMJil. door~ ucept the one on the end to-be WOD a trip for two and a TIUNG! that Ia marked "out ol order." arJmated, hip musical nrslon week'a ala)' Ill Monteeo Beacb Dear NB: And you at the beach In 1 of "Allee to Wonderland," and Hotel ill Jamaica In Long· I hope ool No oylooa yel In- swim ault which doesn't aJiow because It was a cartoon It wu champs' recent Suo· 1: Sid COIJo mted can hold up against 'for stashing away small change, difficult at first to tell It from tell. Filled out the entry blant tchool detb, dally aym chall8- What's your ikl coing It Dlllf the rest of the network's the night they made the enpge- es, end aD that action, Mo 1 I - SLIM programs. However, because of ment formal . . . Hal Holbrook panola agree they're costly nut- Dear Slim: a delightful script by Bill Dana In bla ourreot oflerlog, "Marl! unces, end nothing looks worse SWim? - H. and some excellent choices of Twain Tonlsht," pull on a more lbaD a gapping bole or a big Dear Helen: voices, lht show tu11> out a exciting show than ma111 tf 1111 nmner on 1 glrl'a Ies. Now II I'm married, have two chJl. frequently charming little epic costly big cast productions ,.. we ean just eonvtnce our dsu- dren, a wonderful bulband, but for children, with enough left 've bad lab!ly - end ·what dJ. pters . . . . . . . For reasoDJ 1 won' 10 IDto, over for adulla to enjoy too. vertlng material he has to draw P.S. With "points" kicked out 1 went out with mother maD Among the roices were Dana from. Mart Twain end bla o~ of faablon, and "little • girl" and am now ei)let!t!Dg hll bab)o, . . , (as the Whita Koig!>t), the late .I servations are as up to the min- clothes "In" as akin (ol whleh My husband doli!! 1111 want mi Hedda Hopper las Hedda ute even IDday as women'• • tbere'a a beckuva ' loll) may- to keep the hoby, and It wouJd. Hatter), Sammy Davis <as the bove-the-knee skirts - but Hoi· be bobby socks wW make a n't be fair to him. Would It Cheshire Cat), and Da\Vll Butler brook's lad will probably endul'l eomehack, No? work If I went away In my lll<tb las a W, C. Fields-ish Kiog ·of tong afb!r the lkirts go dowa Dear Helen: month, gave the baby eut for Hearts). to the ankles again some day • 1 don't mean to cut your adoption wbeJJ It was hom, Tbe local chapter of the Mar- oolumo down - it serve• Its and told everybody I had mlaine Corps Reserve Officers Att- useful purpose, but when 1 carried? l really don't havt a'o will tlooor Brig. Gen. CUI· read advice oolumns, I'm cJe. much choice, - A.E•. lord B. Drake, dlredor of tilt pressed thai theae supposedly Dear A: oatlenal corps reserve with tho tnb!Uigent people waste their It won't work. You can't lei tradltlo~al "Meu Nllht," Apo lime worrytna about unlmporfar enough away - from friends tsnt penonal problems, a n d or your coosclence - to hide a By Wayne G, Jlnlldsladt, M.D. r114. tste such JIUie time to tnvesll· secret like thla. A severe itching emption cov· H you're determined to live ering most of the body appeared Since lhl• Ia true, aulhorltl01 be- pta the Important and vital lieve that the 10bject may auf· thtogs In life. Why can't petyour baby up, don't lie 1btul suddenly In five members ol a fer •ome of the elfecll of 111pie take a more active stand Ill But l think a husband wonfamily. After considerable iJrlvatlon of ~ sleep. about our polltlcll, national and derful enough to give you a sleuthing, a doctor found that One observer llab!s tha~ boo lllternatlonal affair!? · JJeCODd chance will also be kind the mother had washed a pair fore a subject can profit from u citizens would read and enough to accept a blameless ol glass fiber curtains in a masleep learning, he must first study about tile mess our legla- child as his own. - H. chine along with the famUy unundergo a course ol hypnotic JO>rs have got 01 Into, how Note to ho,eful readert: I derwear. Minute bits of gloss fl. ber thereby became Impregnat- suggestion. This would ellmln- our "foreign aid" 11 misused, can't reveal DIIDe• of people ed In the family's clothing and a•e Ill but the most determined bow we are being robbed blind whn are expecting unwanted haproduced tho itch which Ia said candidates. 'lbe methed has by foreign powere, they'd walta bles, and se I must discard the to be worse than that of woolen been used along with hypnoslt up, lnsilt on a change, and we'd many letters which llways folo to help break children of IIUCb no toapr be a "Nation of follow a request Ilia A.E.~.. undergarments. ' bablll u bed-wetting and naU Sheep." ·. 'lbe AdoptloD Dlvlalclll ol your That II what might be called biting but with queatlonable suoWhy 6lfl'1 7ou shut off those Welfare Agency wiD help Y"' Jeaming about modern hazardl cess. lnc0111tquentlal little griev· find the child you want, -. the hard way. This sheuld serve This column Is dedicated II as a warning not to go and do It has also been used to teach aoees and start a national d• bate on foreign ald?-SIIOCK· family llvlng, so II Jtu'rt ba'l!' 1 foreign laoguage and Improve likewise. ED AMERICAN ing tid ti'OUble or just plaltl Q-Is II pooolble to learn while vocabulary but, If lht lnstrueo ti'OUble, let HeleJJ belp YOU, sleeping by means of records? t1on gell miXed up with tht Dear American: . . . For the same rea1011 Sba will allo weleome 10!11 A-sillce tbe llnt reporll of dream llate that often accomsleep learning were pubUsbed, panies dropping ,oil to sleep, Walter Lippman doesn't a 1 t own amusing ~ fl commercial lnteresll have p,. what II learned 1118J be a COIJo "Whatever ba)lllelled to bobb)' dreu Helen Botlal ill toeb?" this newspaper. moted the sale tl a variety ol fused jumble ol faet and ftDcy, records for thll purpose, AI· Some per10111 are 1low lell'IJo though the pn>eess baa Ill en- en and otbell leara C[ulekly by thusiasts, most sclentisla be- lhe coiiVIIItloDal methods. U lieve that It Ia Impractical · sleep Jearillng II Indeed pOISJ. Any learning that II accom- ble-and tbllto debstab~ ' plished by tbla means OCCIII'I II nothing In lbe teclm!CJUS that ' only when the 10bject II Ill a Wlluld maD • quick learuet drewsy or balf-waklnl 1tate. out ef a uaturaiiJIIow turaer. IH read IIC IIJ that, wbea uuerknul II COOUd ID lD a1Jt. minum ultalll, •Jnmbotm chitride Ia formed end lbat IIIII causes polaoolng. II. ,lbla true? ' . A-False. AJamlnajw upooed to the air fol'llll a IbiD lJill:r ol \ alumlnum oiide which Ill Dot ... Jy barmle11 In Itself but doet not dissolve when expesed to ISUerkraut or any other food. 11 thll were not ao there Wlllld be thousands of deathl ll'onl thla cause ~ery dajr. ear HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Wheo JOU're ill love, the whole world b strelsand. That beautiful, 8"')', pU!· II08ed w0111811-that big, gawky ~-faced kid-that myster· ~ reincarnated Middle EastBD princess-turned up again Wednesday night with her annual CIIS-TV special, thls ooe ealled "Color Me Barbra." Oh boy. l mean oh boy. Not Just any old oh boy but oh boy. Once again she provided CBS. TV IV!th Its annual hour of ecswy. And, like last year's show, which won all the awards ln. sight, her one-woman perlor. manct .waa memorable not only because of what she can do, but becawe of what she Ia. She Ia the aummation ol American show busines•. She is the total performer. And she has a beautiluUy Innocent IJTOIIance, llmoat sweet deoplb! her elforta not to admit It, that makes her a personal montage of the conb!mporary ocene as weD, Would you believe Ice cream and hot dop and onion soop and walkl along the Seine and kiJses In the middle of Waterloo Bridge and grand bollrooms and cheap dives and lotal freedom and tough llollywoocl agents? If you wouldn't, then don't tune In the rerun ol Strelsand. Would you believe that lhe ean sing Romberg ("One Kl••) mlnUI cGI'IIf Would you believe 1be can alng the "Minute Wiltz" (Chopin) and make It a lhowstopper? A8 I was saying, oi' boy, There's no use making oompariSOIII with her show of last seaaon. Any performer would be glad to accept either, In a sense, though, there waa oomethlng especially attractive - . 1101'1 ol ao-to-blazea atUtude Ia the choice of songl-lbal I liked IR Wedneiday ollht'l offering. Thl1 wao particularly notie~­ ble Ia lhl laat of the lbrea R8JIIenll, a llrlllbl lOIII concert taped in New York. There was not a finger-snapper in the tunes in tills secUon, not a olngle bouncy, homey-type melody to appeal to the cornballs in the audience. In •hort, the producers of, say, the Andy Williams series would bave been aghast at such a selection of numbers that cared not a boot for the ratings. There was, as usual, almost a defiance in these songs she aang, a confidence In what she could-and did-do > Which was w give them her Incredible strength to revolutionize and revitalize these numbers, some ol them old and tired, and make them emerge her per•onal property, The first of the three segments took place In the Philadelphia Museum of Art, with Strelsand assuming po,.s of some of the paintings as lhe start of several numbers-in period costumes. And lhl• was lovely, The choice of her sang to set the background for !his segment was nothing less than an inspiration-the old Billie Holiday elassie, "Yesterdays," but sung In an Individual way and context that might have dumbfounded even the ·late and great Billie. 1110 next segment had a circus setting, with Stralsand singing to some animals, and what was amazing about this passat,.t was not so mucb the section Itself, but the fact that the star proved herself to be perhaps the only ~lertalner In the buslne" that l,not even au animal can upstage. I think I liked the museum setting best because It aeemed to suit her. For she to personally a wort ol art. She does everything ill show bull· ness better than ·anybody else around. And sbe'l 23, or maybe loi now, I don't care. I llkt older ...omen. Also Wednesday 111gb!, ABC, TV presented .• one-bout, ) I J i I I ' ON WIF=YS Si11PGE CUJil"' 7/laox'liN<> AIIAT 1/f' .111 AL WALLIN~?, 660 llli7G6WOOP ROAI1, 11.1. -Ml~l.i!URH, ---·-- - bllll. ... :.r. ·~----A-- •1--~ ·-. ~ ---; L' () ' prl oo_· s olh,., ,·n Boston ¥ Good News for F' hermen and :.~my E:~~~ho ~ill NOTICE · (, 8, FANS DEMCO "Satellites" Baoe Stations Mobile Rigs and Accessories S0mmer'5 Safes & Service Chlfllcor~:';;d~l~~.!.,n,, er Bill George, who has been w1lh the Chicago Bears than any player- 14 seasonswas given his unconditional release on b1s own request . th' ear11er " month, owner-Coach George Halas revealed Thursday, George now has the r1g~t to negotiab!_With any club m the National Football League. WAGE SUIT PORTLAND, Ore. (UP[) D•ve Steele, former gen.ral manager of the Portland Beavers ol the Pacific I,eague, has fled I I an action circuit court •eelting $8,738 In o. back wages and expenses from the club. FIRESTONE I I MODEL 8DI59 18" 2Cycle • - - •• S38·88 MODEL 80370 18" 4Cycle,3H~P. . SS6·81 MODEL 80373 ' ) Tu<qr' ... I l 't' team with Jim Maloney and Milt Pappas as lhe ''big three" of ,_lhe Red staff; allowed tw~ runs m the eight moin~s he pitched · to · t but tb e VIC ry wen to 1e1ty Ted Dav1dsoo, who burled the . ' I .S Obi Hunters Sfand•tngs TODAY'S SPORT PARADE ' HUSI!ANC' WHO HORNS IN sanders Lead.s Green sboro Open by One I BERRfS WORlD AJntN~ U" WITfl 1J.f!: "*"· lly tlJIIT BLOCK final inning. score and won a 6-3 decision on ,,,. a 7·1 victory over the, • Ul'l Sporls ll'rlter . Mickey Stanley, trying to from U>e New York Yanket!S While S. IX. Bob Gibson .tried J!ERIC(II6 ' Rutluil deftll!ld !fGt'6 \811. . · This may be lhe year crash the Detroit outfield, with lhree runs in tile lOth go ihe route for, the Cards Ua •t 'lburldll1 JJ.I l!!e 'IP""if \ ., Shamsky and the Cincinnati singled in the tying run and inning. Doubles by Ssndy was liFted one out from the Spring basebell . . . . . .. .... Reds come ol age, scored the winning marker on a Valdespino and Jimmie Hall when Chicago threatened. The q t' schools' with· Dwai'Jiit KaJrr ,.,.,. Th Red h bee d · passed ball in the ninth inning and singles from Tony Oliva loss 'Was Chicago'i third In four v jog .the ~ fQr ::... hea:, cri:'c'."ve 1 n un er as the Tigero nipped Pittsburgh and Bob Allison sparked the, gomes but tile Hose still "~TQ · Devils, · , Frant Rob; 1 m to"' •7. Norm Cash coUecled three rally, ' lead the standings tW" N <UP[) -Just · be- nine successive regular sea':"" Chris ICJrapp«'l. '·' ,. .._. but "''ookl nsonM hils in the Tigers' 13th spring Boston hurlers Dave More- with a 16-5 record. _ 1)1e ~·, ~pril Fools' Day, <harnPionships for the CeiUcs game Rutlend a !-II INC! ' ~'. Heftne mael 18 . an~gjer win In 18 games. bead and Guido Grilli shared Met rookie Cleon . Jones :•1tl'er lhe J'loslon Celtlcs nor land were hoping to end the North Gallla wen!' up ·H Pd !t' . r n ms thee Cln"~nnatl Royals were · in club's playoff rampage if tile 1 d that witll the "'"" trade r tartlng' ...,1 Houston clubbed lour home the pitching chores In a five-hit, hammered a triple, a sin~le fll<l<><t f J!OBkm ' aye way . ·~"' · 1 1 10"or ou th'e rt e mns and 17 hits in a 12-9 11Hl blanking of Washington. and walked twice in a 7·3 for jokes, Roy as ail to elim nate when Rutlar.lll tied 'II up., 1'2. . Ia n< lor 1a ers s any . b Ph'l del h' 'l'"e o. cs were deadly the Preliminary ,eries. The n~ Devil• blew it ...., .... 111 th trmmp :over 1a p '"· Joe Outfielder Jim Gosger led a 13- of Kansas City. It was Nrw v '-" """ .,... "' ., 1 b . th 1 0 S~~~ c~el;m he :;:'"·"· d Morgan, · Rusty Staub, Jim hit assault with a trio of York's lllh win in 18 siarts "I'm more l~teres,~d 1n wtitbt- llel'i~: :~'::o:::~ingiD lh~~ Th~ ~eriousness of:"bt!: the alltb .wlth four hill~ D · lo ' · ghner ~s k 0 aro~n t Gentile, and Walt Bond hit for safeties, including a homer. the victory also occasioned lhe hftlng. ore<;, ·"Bl •~ )<elba!! As·~iation sem~n · ,game wasthe '""'M many runs. ng ~:'\'u fle now 'th a the circuit with Staub and Tony Conigliaro belled his probably end of Carl Willev's Nav"'·t!.:""" ~ by • ,act thai 111'•-"' Joe Hawkins, catcher£ pennan ..rare o n won w> a · pea '';! t)Je Royals toolgbt in I u b automatically collects thrown ball in 11>e eye ill tbt lnwlf"lhafvaJ{ deliver And Ge~tileixthco~necting in the seven- seventh roundk tripper of the major leaguendcareer. The theby tifth ond final game of lhe IIZ,OOO from the NBA playoff slrtlJ and bad to be 1 ld be Shs k ; b' run, s mn ng. spring and roo le George Scott veteran righlha er, on a trial ••r• [)· ··ioo semif1'naJ payI l~r " cou ms y s "' •• The American League cham- socked his second in two days. basis with the Mel• thl• spring, _..... a Prize wortll about ••t .000 · Frank Kn>'ght n·••··• __, 1VI• ch E..""""" ,.._... 1 a · . .1 • h pion Minnesota TwiDJ scored St. Lou,ls scored fiv• limes in I was knocked out of tbe box in elf~· man to the victorll. The assisted by Charlei SmJib ... U IS ~ were .,~lly have been splitting Up AI Pobesky. Bill s lnprllm965arlthY "!,a 'p1mc. once in the ninth to lie the the llrsl Inning and then held the second inning. ha.l. , e ~ oo~ .· · 10 unseat """ch that prize money melon for so ager, harided hitter compiled a .260 ~uerbach's defending the players have even · ' .. halting aver_age in !16 trips to 0 II e (rom the ~·one taken to reporting It as the ~late. Dick S>Sier, then the • thei pOII'esslon of m the inCOIIJe on their taa ' 7 8 Reds pilot, employed Shamsky GREENSBORO, N. C. <UP!) all right as long as 1 stay when his Iron shot n;t tho !lag COLUMBUS fUP!l - Th~ 1~ eQsl)ll, . , forms, as a pmch swinger 50 tunes - If Doug Sanders can remain sick," he said after carding the and rolled a fool and a ball state ,Wildlife Division had gOO<t and Cincmnatl were The Boston Garden lllll"' was and the Zl-year-old sick long enough, he oould 32-33 round, ·!rom the hole. news Thursday for fishermen In what amounted to a opportunity for the RoYIIa came through with a .289 capture the $100,0110 Greater Geiberger, who likes to carry Sanders, who has two tour- and hunters. !(, lleath game for lbe exlelld a !real< record ol average, · Greensboro Open Golf Tour· a peanut buller and . jelly nament wins to his cred•t this II announced that the walley~ rl#' ad""""' to the NBA overc<>nllng the s&talled borne Bits Wlnolog Bomer nament. . sandwich In his bag to ward oil year, carded nine birdies, a stocking program had reach'd Ealte;:' bivtsloll finals against court advaJJiage. Neither b!am Shamsky socked a tw,.run hunger, had to settle for 0 park bogie, and a double bogey while an all-time high and lhe efflll't !he b~ldelphia '16er8. Most w been able to WID at home ninth inning homer Thursday to Sanders, hotb!sl pro on lhe of brownies Thons<iay. '1e JUSt Geiberger had four b;rds, an to ,stock wild geese In Ohio is val~~~' a e Pts.Yer Wilt Chamberthe fJrst four games of give lh~ Reds a 3-2 ~ictory over wmle~ clrcmt despite his missed tying for the lead when eagle and • bogey shn':"i~g steady progress, tall' tinnu ()J. were patiently best-of-f>ve !IOI'Ies. the Onoles and remforce his phys>cai aliments, had a SIX - 1M> missed a !Moot birdie putt BunchelJ at 68 as the D>VIS>on Chtel Dan •"''i og (be survivor for the A pa>r of c~e.akY knees and bid for a starting berth. Bui, 65 Thursday to take on the 18th hole by an inch. tournament sportmg a )20 OliO er predicts thiS year will s~ dr,l best-of,.even ser~es m V>Siil by the fiu right now, it looks like RBI .one-stroke lead .over AI Two strokes back of Sanders first prize.' entered lis sec~nd the best in Ohio hisotry lor pbJI' lphia on Sunday after· were obvious keys .to th~ king Deron Johnson in left, with Gelberger mto today s second at 67 were Sam Snead, the round were Stev• Reid, R H. land walleye fishing. ..,.,~·IPb ' claslJ. Cmclnn~ll s Vada Pinson and Tommy defending champion. and eight- Sikes, Bobby Nicnola, Terry He said division netting crews O::s 8Scb8yes 76ers just two ;ucas owns the "'li?g Harper covering center and Sanders complained ol chest time winner of the GGO and Wilcox Bob Goal by Don landed more than 2.900 wee Ko ended 1 strmg of ye htch bave, lrouhartled hlm 1 · ' ' · f for ars and m p tcuar nght field. congestion and sore throat •Iter Howie Johnson, seeking' his January and Tom Wieskopl. rangmg rom nine to 29 . lh 1 Art's competition for the his opening . round and s'ud it first tournament win sin<< 1959. A total of 25 golfers Thursday 10 10 days of lest ~t lifi>O«. ..;~t·t The fl e bast ';""1gam~. hit utility .outfield !pol includes had b~en bothering . /tim. for Snead just missed a hoi,. in- broke par 71 over ihe 7,02S·yard Ma~ _of lhese were •n the ftve p"'-'UDl 100 Boston's u Jo~ :.vi= and D>ck S>mpson, Charley James some lime "lt looks hke Ill do one Thursday on the J>1rd hole Sedgefield Country Club layoul to Ln pound class. bedded reserv· t Ro and Marty Keough and it's a Two fishermen Sunday IS n We'll nJn OIHSIJvq good bet Thursday's poke will GEORGE RELEASED 22 walleyes in the Sandusky A spr~ad of ~ ragged to · 1 h 1· er at Fremont The catch could rum the clubs : : ~~ ;ay . e Pill(! Heffner CIUCAGO (UP[) - Lineback ] Gary Mlli'Sh and Dick LoPo fJ'f Ulllttd press International bid to oontinue its playoff push. 9 A• Turn slgnall are lnltabed Ill 1our car for a pl111l018. It II oeceuary lor your 'IBfety and the l&fety of others M lndicar. U YIIU are going to turn left or right. Use your turn llpla. Let other driven kDn!' that·you Intend to turn. A aerloUI IC<Idenl eould mutt If J011 don'L Thle m~saage from the Obit Depa~ DJe~~t. ol II!Jihwat, Safety, A ,. mlnder, 1110, to buckle 1 our o,. April '~r 18(8 I DOl1'0R SAYS '· l'lti~T -- - - ·- O'IIY Sentinel, J'omeroy-MIIIdleport. I HELEN HELP US! tnllabla - - R . oboy ·Stopped, Reds Win, 3-2 !. bt All-Stars " 20" 4Cycle, 3H.P.• S71·88 Ex-Red Frank Robm·SOll u·as 0flO. Ie Fans Buzzing . . ' MODEL 8D414 22" 4Cycle,' 3H.Po •S64·88 ' MODEL 8D381 1 RUG 24~' Riding Mower. S199· ' ' .tHQlG.IJN MATCH Robinson's . ·~ _. ,.. N, 2nd Ave. · - • GRADUATION SPORT COATS SUITS Sizto "to 44 • uouug. LONGS& ·. . . . . SHtRTS BY ARROW 10U. THE :~:-· ... ~~·-l'lll!l-1'0'111&. --loJWr,._forltoo!orof _.....,......,_____ :~• t'.,•!"••,.••.,...=-·..,.,......_,,.,. r ...... ..-. ' . - ~ ....,_ ')t ......... .,.,...,... lli'elil. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... 100 • • ,, ' 1' 1 ..,._(oooll~-........... m ' .~ ' H&,R fi·RlSJ.QN,E SUITS - SPORT COATS - BtAZEIS CLEANING MOOEL 8D380 95 MULLEN 3 4 H.P. 2 Speed f ROBERTS SIGN AGAIN W, L . Pet. COCOA, Fla. (VPl) _ Robin Ne~ York 11 6 .647 Roberts, the wiJIIIingest active St. ~IIi, . 12 ~ .632632 pitcher in baseball. bas signed ss~ b au,,sco 12 · again as 3 Player for his 19th 8 579 •• ~r.. 11 Pil"" ton •" ' season, the Astros said today. 11 8 · ·579 The 39-ye""old Roberts has Ho~ta 9 ~ ·529 seeP 18 big league season, hut Ali~ 980 9 CbjC inll, ·4511 has been on the Astros roster 13 Citf,8 dr,1U. a .38! this year as a pitching coach. pbV An Ph1a G 12 .333 lnturan.. Agency Inc. 2 3 6 LO~ tele.~ lean ~ ,33 NEW YORK !UP!) -The Phono WY WHI ~Iller Le~o L. p American Broadcasbng Compa. 113 1 , 880 · ct. ny announced it would televise · Socond Sl. P-roy, 0. 1 Cb'~olt ~ ~ ·;~ highhgbts of the Cassius Clay. D6 'forni· 12 11 •800 Geor~e Chu~alo heavywetght caJl y ' -1 ' btle lgbt on Its Wide World of N ~ ~lit 10 9 .526 •·""''pogr A ·1• e timor -.,r_._a.,m~·_:.P.. "iii•;_·__.=__.=;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiii_,;;;!;;;;;;;;; 9 9 500 1,.,...,.._,..,. B9~S.~ · II' 10 11 Ml ~~as Cit 9 10 .478 K~~ilintto: 6 12 · : ~e~•'•nu 6 13 .316 6ton 4 16 .200 80 l\ur8day'a ll<solts Cl~cinn-u 3 Baltimore 2 80~ton 10 Washington 0 SO~ f?•ncisCO 7 CaUiornia 4 St. lA>Ilts 7 Chicago (AI 5 Cl•""llll>u 4 Chicago (NI t oell'olt 8 pittsburgh 7 Netf "''k (Nl 7 Kansas City 3 MttJPI3ota 6 New York (A) 3 116 IOll~ng,) H~~ 12 Philadelphi• 9 OJ'1Y tames scheduled li'r!dJIY'• Gamos sosl0° ••. Atlanta at West p9Jlf' 1~•acl1 st. ""''Ils VS, n.trolt LBJV!Ialio! !di~""""" vs. Cl..,i•nati r 8rflP8 piltJibiJtgb \f'S. 1'/ew York IAI at Ft· ~lil(0 rdale (night/ SIJII' !<?~lOCO vs. Cleveland at TU~n C!Jlci'Ro IN) rs. California at pol~~' Sllrlngs ICJirJ588 CitY vs. HoliStou lUigtJt) (A) vs. New York INI ~l!tersburg (night) vs. Baltimore " •Lal e 1'" "<! ""' same gener area. MIAMI, ria. (UP[) -On Cincinnati ball players and Armbmster reported day like thls one, when you asked them _what kind of a ball more than 2,40/1 goslings have have to be extra careful player he 1s," continued the been produced on three su~h things, the Baltimore Oriole infielder. "They told me management areas and 8 r..,_ ~•oles find themselves he was a helluva ball player ord number are stopping mg what's the gag and who and a helluva guy and do you instead of flying by as in tho really the fool? know something, he's even past Their suspicions naturally are better than they said he was in He said the division aroused because in commg up ~th departmenl!l." bought 2,192 acres at the with Frank Robinson they have Every time Brooks quito Creek Goose Management the same uneasy feeling as speaks of his new teammate, Area in Trumbull County some person who suddeAiy Frank Robinson his eyes light has under option an additiO!lllj ' 3761 · stumbles upon a pocketbook In up ll<ie those neon bulbs on . acres 1n the same area. the •tree!. Broadway. Two recently completed The Orioles can't believe "He's really showed me poundments, totaling 820 yet. something," says Brooks. "He's =~ ll>e. Ktlldeer Plains Robinson already has hit six who! I call a hard ball fil~~g ':,dw:~d~!lpc:::;:ty nome runs for them and boasts Jr other words, he's not duction In that area se a cool .343 hatting average in to make friends when he's nd rece 1 tale · addiUon to a fantastic .914 the.re on the ball field. I'd Board app~ov~ will enable sluggmg percentage. to say Frank IS as strong as division to bu ,. Baltimore officials still are any hiller I've ever seen. But 146 acres at yMan additiODQj scratching their heads over it's not only his hitting that Waterfowl Reluge~~:~bll~ty why Cinc1nnatl let Robmson go, Impresses me so much, cropland in that unit g ' but they are not about to "He's tremendous on defense , register any kind of formal too, and you ought to see h~ ou WINS, w complamt . . he helps the young kids on our ATHENS, Ga. (UPf) _ B 0 ~eo Robinson came to the club. Fellows like Paul Blair Willet hit a two-run homer to <J.rwles last December lor and Andy Etcbebarren, 1 mean, pace Ohio University to a 5-.1 Pitchers Milt Pappa~ and Jack Robinson's always talking to basebaU victory Thuraday ov~ Baldschun end outfielder Dick them about hitting, fielding Georgia, It was lhe first victo r Simpson, there wa.' some talk mnnlng. In four games lor the Bobca:i ::: Reds unloaded huv "The Cincinnati players who used five pitchers to hold was a trouble-maker, gave us the right dope on him, the Bulldogs in check. Some Rumon whet,._ a. hall player tells "We heard stuff like that sometlung about another one, WEBER IN LEAD naturally some of us were know it's so!' AKRON, Ohio (Ui'l) _ Gr!~ curious," says Baltimore third Some Canfusloa ty little Dick Weber of St, Louis baseman Brooks Robmson, Having two R o hi n 9 0 n's !tved up to his pre-tourney bill. COOle& 8J cl~e as anyone to around creates some mg as the favorite and carti'd being the nommal leader of a ball club, but it's the type ~ 301-polnt Peterson system tea~ club, of confusion the Orioles will mto today's semifinals of the ''I talked to !Orne o1 the gladly take every day, '100,0110 Firestone-PBA Tolll'llaSo far, neither has gotten ment of Champions. other's mail although Brooks . . has lound his sweatshirt 1n Bauer how Robmson ls dO!Ilf! Frank's locker and Frank ~as he .doesn't bother to inquir~ found his shower slippers In which one, He simply Brooks' locker. UsuaUy, yoo'U ''great" . lind bulb walking back and For the1r par~ the Reds I ~~~=::schedul::ed:!!)= forth returning such equipment qwb! happy '" getting Pappas fo to Ita owner, Baldscbun and Simpson and ' To 11>e situation Ideal they'd mate the same deal 7 II=~~~/~~ Is enjoying a li~ over again tomorrow. ~ORKED RUN WY 2-5428 11 His .327 average So here's a situation ln whiCh fPO-l'SMEN'S ·CLUB Mllli!ltport WY 2-513o far Frank's. both clubs are congratulatillg asks Manager Hank themselves over a deal every. ~~~n~~,, Spring Makh '-"-====~=iiiiii;~ 1 / one questioned. ~~~ D•Y SUNDAY It might be a good Ides to l<prll 3 cheek both clubs again in ,.all ~l,h • .,d Gamo Mo....,•ro '"~t ottttr SporhrMft October llthougb they mfghl be tnvllocl a lillie busy thelt That's ~ •oft91hmonto month they always hold the f( AC NO MtNOIS Werld Series. , 24" Riding Mower . szs9·'5 .Q~ALER StQ.~E .:~ur~d ;u~~~esw~le:e t~at EAIIN rour Jnturance ,willa ~atlODBI Leogue '-roy S.lf Adjusting Wheals, R-'1 Startir ' fro~ both of Fremont•. ranged 14 1> to 2~ mches 10 length, 8- To':!J Hl~kle, Tlffm, landed •• ' . . ~ ... ··- NICEST PIOPU ON A HONDA SeeThe Full LIJM At •.• • ,, •tROUSERS • j J �•' • 'I ,\ ;I .I ,. 1~~ Ill · (UPI) -A well-tHo charge(! today wtth triggermen to · kill )ler Mich. aid bOT . . " ~ ed otel on a • ~ • , ,, 0 • Lea•rne Delays XdditJOU · • 1'.~ ~ . : . ove· r s Of NtlSEOAL ll~L~ ".T'fl.~·;~ L "'I\ ew b ' ·. NO CAlli /•i' .\ ~N·C~•.lit>li !VPU - lUtiUW~I:_ ' A • l-l)aity Sentinel, Poii!FOJ·lllcl4leport, 0,, April ~ .'.BrJap, a .OOMPLI'tES life insurance policy, Herbert Str~~~~ the~oman and Boudreau said. rooms m w led ver the Mrs. Evans and Floyd then he! love~ h"!~th t!o state planned to marry, he said. death proce They have !teen lovers for about three years, he Satd 1 r:~~~.:~~~~·..-·~::·.J ~:y ~!~M:~:: VOl~~~ fol!~:in~~ek~!i~ po~~~~~:r:•;_~;::~ver~; a~ th~;~r~ll~~~r~d·! ::~~: •. w~~~,; 'E'~;~;. ;, ~~~ Mrs. Sauer is ~ · I~ 'IIlb)itu>slloe.·Color~~~~~~~te :1t": :natan~~;~IIO~~~:~~.::~~ w~ll bav~ . pay Ro\lle I, Letar!J·e!t Editor. David, PeJ!Itentlary ' cash lying aro)llld the subBcrlpLea e offlcills Thurs· by <heck or lllilney ~; If tlon ontce. · Southeastern Ohfo Athle~rfclally--actlon •tita\ they want 10 subscribe Ia the "Cash makes some of tbe day nlghlddelayed ~~b! ~~~he eight•stllool confell!I\Cel proon'• new literary magazhte. guys nervous," ba said. would ad .a new rn . . the oldest m Ohl~. m be . . But the question ay r IIIIi outcome of the May prl- , • j th:-.::~:~:·~;;;el' h;~: ;;b:i ~t!~t·is~!~ :~l Y:U~~ ' • • Dally l!entlnel, Pomei'O)'-Mlddleport, 0., April 1, l\lng of bas compt~ted !Jldlvld . bat traiDIJt8 at Camp Weuat, N. C. aov·S' DSESS UPS ill . . . - h nd d•tective Raymond Floyd, ll, a loca in& the Ali·Slar squad, the pr no . ds f $1 mUI!on e a '· industrial designer, agreed to dpals and athletic directors provide upw!ll' 0 . hJ h ~~-; P'·Y $1.500 for the death of Mrs. discussed the first _possible for a now e·~::e:::s:a~DUilt Evans· husband, Herschel, 37, a change in the SEOAL lmeup in school. ~. f the h 1g h . chef. 29 yoars. It was in 1937 l h a I ed 12 milbon or serve I 1100 ·•."'JC tinued from page I) The two state pollcemen ":~re New Boston dropped ou~ reduc- school. It would • THE . jl;" , on to kili Evans Thursday ntghl .· ing the nine team league to puptls. ffi l I last ' ,t,i.' ' iovernment's Communist ' and rig his death to look lik~ an Mrs. Harold Sauer, teacher eight, which It Is today. Although the 0 ~f~ ~dding a 1 ~~~.... auto ""cident so the wodow In the Rutland High School, was The same question has·lteen nl&ht vo~ ID .pu ·cated thai ~. ~f"~ liJ!98na press "also could collect double indemnity name.t_presldent of the Alp.ba on the floor at the league's last ~ool, di~sswn :dipproved lD ::, ~ts the "resi8Jtalion of Omlcrori Chapter of Della Kill>' two meetings due to the propos- If~ bond ISSUe ~lion will 'lli>i'• so~. Raul Jr., • top G rna made up of teach· ed consolidation of Middleport Metgs County the q [;.ulolve in the Foreign Tra~e :~ i:~elp, Vinton and Jack- and PomerOY, both Class A be. reopened tbls sun:eriea · e .'.l)qn~try who negotlat1 ~~ • son counties at a meeting of schools in the Class AA confer· In other :on:aa sched,:j.d ::JUt~! w•th Spam or s P'· the chapt~r Sunday in Jackson. ence. golf tournam . 3D 9 ~"'RI@.'' Jr.'s ouster has been F brrnan Jackson first vice, Delay in adding a new mem· in Atllen• Apnl a~i t~· Wool •nd Orion Blends '~to~: oby adoption by the , . ~ther ~w o!fice;.. elected ber was shown necessary pend· and the track meet o n> . Foreign ..TJ:ade Mintslry oedl ".", MASON -The Wahama High [ for the next bienni"m were Miss veWrs'iltyllamthoRsamseell aMy.lddleporl Rayon Blends •'""''""~' program alm I '' II r t ' • and leal "'"!''~'<"'". of "corrupt ele-1 School senior class pay:. .. Fehrman, Jackson, "' voce 0 Hlihl School usprincipal i ~~ indudes what is Was a Teen-Age Dracuh ~•II , president ; Edith Hoffman, AIsecretary-treasurer, presid· ~.. dmenls. . . of , be staged thts evenmg at 7.30 lensville second voce president, gueed in the al,N)IC: •··nce of G• F• Auer · · 'bed as a "revle\\ . · · • , eser. • and , I conditions" in the htgh school . cafetena. and Martha Husted, Pome<o), Athens resldenl i. pollt,lcal mora Frank Capehart 15 dorector. secretary: ~;sther Maerker, 0 1 'P Let him dre" up for Easter and many occasions after. The ' ofl j l \ •'llployles.,, II The cost mcludes Gloria Allehsville treasurer, and Miss ----i~: Rntrlets nll a ons . Rhod . I styles, tbe eolors, the qualitJ ' ~ ' V. h tl fl<d Roush. Paul Longerfell, a Lant~ . McArthur, parhamen ar. ·ngtng you want. And you'll probably "'gO mment ~~ ~~av:.~na Bradham. Mike Redman, Judy ian. The, ;rmcetons, • SWI the save money here, too. Sizes 14western emba<Sies '' H•ll CrOlg Abolin, Myra The meeting was conducted ,·ock n roll band, w<re. of tha1~~~tations to lgo,·ferncmt>o'n's ' Rou;h Mal Brown. Ray Var-. as the annual recruitment team \hit of !he firslppresentattonHigh (Continued From Page One) 20, fflCI8I'!'I to soc~<l nn , Sc I . ff , th annual omeroy ~.. henceforth be processed. ian, Darlene Purkey. BelltB ~- with the professoonal a airs S ~ol Variety Show last night graduate of tbo University of I ' \'\71' ' executive. l>erry, Joy Thahet, ec y committee of the orgamzatton l. c unior lligh audi!Drium. Iillnol!!, one from Brookhaven on by the I d>Slurhing to Sleeth and Donna Roosh m charge. ~hss Fehrman Is ]on the J composed of Jim· Long Island) another from the Perh•P' r:O~~~~~ h~s been the Admis,on " 541 cents for ad-~ chairman The program lnclud- Th~nfe.'!~ Nell Colmer, University of California, and an· ~~:u~ tha; i 1-:t vears aftel ults and 2ii cents for t stud~nts. i ed the welcome from Miss Lon~ ~ike O'Brien' and Artie Case!, other !rom the University of i d wer m C:uba - in The make up commit ee ls ane l vocal selections by students o • called back for three en· Wisconsin. ' continental styled slatks In wash·and-wear cotton he seiZe lpo959 even former ' Smllh, Bobb• Jones, SandY FerJackson Higil School, a ta lk en· were by a large crowd. Other The director said Ohio had a J anuary. · S\1e Van Matro Bonme Ak d by cores dl try' 5100 1 ""' au porter.:: st1l\ plot to k1ll IJU · . ' titled, '·Ques Jons s .~ 1 resentahons m the show, • sizeable part of the eoun & and rayon. Resists wrinkles. ..,.~ P Blake and Conme Harbour. Prospec tive Teacher•. by MISs \ P ted by Mrs. Lucolle Swack· total population, paid 8 per cent him. nt' · ;Ri.f!1Y tn March, (Jvt:' ~. son s. ' • Lmda Bauer. J ac k.son County d rec hamer and Mr. Donal d M'll t er, of the federal ~ovemme s m8 lno;lW)l_ng two armv major> elementary supervosor, an also received a good rec01ltion. come and rece•ved only 2.2 per , . iil'e"e'tlban army's l; ighest rank · song, "My Task:' by Jackson The second and final presen- cent of the federal research and \ No-Iron Dress Shirt-- 3.98 _ 1. rison terms of from HI to County CommJssJone: Jack tation of the show will get un- development dollar. I 25 g~re:rs 8t hard bOOr for Warner, with his Wife as ae-1 1derway at 8 tonight. He said Ohio was I ureC?&· I cbuspjring to kill Castro. . companisL The W~rners are fornized leader" in the educal!on I 1 EASTER E ually galling to Cast ro mer Meigs counhans. ~ of scientists but the reason 1 , q be. the seeminglv endless . . es Refreshments were served many len wru; that the fede~al ', ACCESSORIES! of Cubans rr'om their . :.!ASON - Funeral :ervt~7 from !ace-covered table cent.er· government loc~ted facllltoes , to seek fret-dom for Permsa .J~ne R~us . ' Ied with arrangements of sprmg needing them m Calitorr;a. 1 Mason, who d•ed Fnday mor~~ I flowers . Presiding at the silFlorida, New York and Mass'· · · M' L ntz h tts · Open Friday Night ·ng at her reSidence. will "" · Close to a hcllf·milliun Cuban s ' d 8t 3 il m at the . ver tea service was ISS a . c use . A. Rhod lth , Df*·· fi fled or ar~ in lhe held Sun ay 'th Special guests were Jackson \ es w · · Until 9:00 1 Gov. Jame~J · , av:f fleeing Cuba. Ofddar Foglesong f~neraL Hom~fi~~l- County Supt. of Schools John Businesg office education ad· the support of Ohi9'S senators , Saturday Night Til9 Stales estimates that the Finch, Mrs. Finch, Rol>ert i ult night classes were hod favored another 700 000 seek lo INIVC mg. uri M Bevins Future Teachers of completed at Southern I I na Arsenal 1or e a Co For Easter · · . ville Cemetery at ason. ' J k High tr in bookltee er Marietta and Pike unty. t ~ Caribbean Comrnulll~l She was born Mav 20. 1878. at : merica sponsor a1 ac son . School. Ins uc1ors . AEC has an instal· , In Pomeroy For Over 90 Ye•rs Shopping Conventanca stronghold means that eventua,_ Grafton, W. Va., the daughter and 20 future teachers f:om ' ing and typewriting were Mrsd where ~· were under consid- , 8 00 11 Jy one or even . six or 1seven of the late James and Mary Wellston and Jackson H '8 h Vinas Lee and Mr. Donal ~:~ ~"!'~·~ =~=-=:.:::J·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "'~~~ eratoon. CUbans - the ISland '"' a , Wylman McDowney. 1 >Chools. . Wol1e. 1\llpulation of 7"' m11lion - w1ll Survivors include four daugh- \ . Attending from M01gs coun- Enrolled were Jean L. Sayre, 1 hilve !ell since Castro took lers, Mrs. Blanche Casto, Thorn- ty were Ann Webster.. Ethel Mary M. Hysell, Vtola I. Con- , ; :ton. va.; Mrs. Lillian Rock, Chapman. Mary Vlfgmla Re1· \diff, Ju~ntla M. Sayre, Mary There appears to be oo Davton; Mrs. Lona :.lcKay, bel, Lucille Sm1th, Mrs. Sauer, E. Cundtff, Evelyn Moore, June i'j!~::,~i~;:~l~ indication at pre- Bu~keye Lane, Ohio. Md Mrs. Carolyn Smith and Beatnce Ashley, LouiSe Brewer, Mary ·, tjlal the increasing ten- Bertha Slivka. Mson ; three sons, Reinhart. Baldwin, Elva Dalley, Luella ~~~~~::r wilhin Cuba will lead to Roocoe and I.awrence. both of Moore, Elladene W~tson, P~ul~ upheavaL There could Mason, and Chester of Union, Volkswagen Heavily ine Brewer. Marxme Var.oan, I seem to he no doubt, however . IlL: two sist"rs. ~Irs . Bertha , k Louise London, Mtldred Ftlch, l Ohio, Domaged Ill Wrec Freda Ferguson, Robert HUl, i 'olhat "lltoir sum total '''"'ldute Spencer, Garrettsvi lle. >deterioration of Castro's power ;md ~Irs. Nancy Long. Clarks· Meigs County Sheriffs depU· Frederick J. S!obart, . Ruth 1 .'«trrl<lure. burg, w. Va.: 35 grandchildren, lies investigated an accident Bradford, Luc11le Norrts, Ann~ , · 57 great grandchildren and 17 t 9 Thursday on State Roush, Belly Adams, Naomt 1 great great grandchildren. ~ 1 P·~4 where a Volkswagen I London and Louise Yates. Friends may call at the fu- d~~e~ b John Fisher, Jr .. 32, neral home after noon Satur· , D R Y as heavily dam- \ damage to the right headlight, FROM PAGE I dav 'I R acme, w k d k'lled a l front fender bumper, hood and\ anti-American overtones · · aged whe~ struc an 1 I left headlight cover of the car. '. demonst rations and NOW you KNOW lnrge. collte dog. Harry 1 - ~ The dog owned by ·warned Americans in the Hue· Over half of the world's •'" Offtce~s satd the! do~ ~·~is~- Smith, ~as killed. No arrest was ))a Nang area to stay off tile limated 171 million telepbon<• to the hoghway on ron 1made otreets. are Ia the United Slates. ' er's eastbound car. There wa~ ·- - -- - ---11 President of h G Teac er roup t.haoS New Bright, Right Look! I SeDIOrSWJ • 'II ' Present Play :t Rockn'R II SUITS Comb •IS H't .-::....· Atom PIant I I .. CONTROL Kingsbury . .' • 1 5.00 Of Mason o·tes Adult ClaSSeS d Are Complete I r:rr~:s :e<:.~~~~\•;;.. ina;~. ~dams· rece8~tgtly A·l SAVINGS! us~ of~~ ::=~:~ OPEN TONIGHT 6 TIL 8 P.M. . The FARMERS BANK w. 'I''' ' ,. '"-.,-• •t . effOflS S . ·;..~:.~r:~~:~;;spl~h:n~n;~ ·f· v·t 1· Goo;~ &thletes Pr~sidtnt : Desire~ ' aen ICC I a Ill "'-'\':. • s· detain Chieu until ' ,Jolmson answered the>r de. m p eroy Bill Davis of Mtddle1 lniinds for an apologv for U.S. : Curt Tong. l>ead basketball He address~ ~h cro'::ta~ding ~~and 'Bob Ford of Gallipolis. ' •!Jaterf~retice" in Viet Nam's h at Otterbein College, spor\11 fans an e ou :political affairs, hut this rould ,~~led to desire and willing· basketball players of the Soul\ . be ronfirmed. Chien was ,~ss to sacrifice as key quali- \ eastern Ohto AthletiC League!:. I. · b\' student leaderl!i l' ·n bo s striving to become the annual banquet sponsor 1 the r~lly to headquarters tws 'perf!rmers in athletics by the Wellston Downtown e WURLITZEit. the "Committee ~f .. the ;~ursday night at Wellston Coaches. eBA~DWIN C • u.n CI l. a High School. Also borored were L'le Alh· l ond OTHER FAMOUl orgamzahon. ens and WeUston CCHbampion I BRAND$ teamo, Eddie Jaoobs, Wellston, most valuable player; Buddy \ II THE TRUTH.. Moore Middleport. foul shool!Conllnued From Page One) · ing champion, IJill Coaches f th John Derrow of Wellston and "Focto., Trolntcl Sontce• the parents o e Charles McAfee of Athens. Prinboy continue to wait, was eipal William Russell of Middle- . PHONE 22 JACKSON. 0. except for the comings pori presented trophies to the ,'=:iii:iiiiiiiiiiiiii ~::iiii::iiiiiiiii::iiiiiii ings of FBI agents and 0' I · '-'-"'c. tiveo. players. Lewis Repair Service i an•ower to this que~~tion plut Meigs and Gallia boys who ·~~~-~mo~"' important Iotts cion ]nrie Resting took .thei.r bows on tho •lase of -FOR-:i"l in tho mealing new ONOLULU _ ,, the audtloroum where , I~ 0 t HEATING 1~=~:~~~;;;::t~AboutNerve l H ted tod ay while ' me-meeting was held f~llowmg dm! Write phone or visit ! Mock res le ner In the cafelerta, Included ePLUMBING loday for yo~r FREE copy. chanics went over her song Pete Anderson and Larry Mitt ROOFING ~-Nit no obligation. , engine plane to be sure tl of Gallipolis, Bruce Simp- \ $ ' ready for a non-o!Dp of Pomeroy and Gary Sto- , I lance record try from Wake bart and Moore of Middleport. j ~.}! land ID her homo town, Colurn· 1 . .....bus, Ohio. Also on the stage, and WY 2·2374 ' ·; The housewife, who holds were honorable \ 134 Mill st. MtddlopOrt 1 f record for an players Dick We~Y_of~-~-soto n;ght by a woman. ••n"''" I LY 3·4550 at Honolulu Internattona 245 E. Stolt St. Alhtnl port Thursday from San Cali!. ~. Others Grow" p IAN 0 S I Up.J Bfle• £8 ---- ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? Muslin& Hardtop IN CHILDREN'S HOSPrr.U. Sheila Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bailey, Racine Roote I, Is a patient at Children's li'Dapltal fD Co- FORD DEALER ·"Sure Sign of Quality" I l EWI REPAIR SERVIa ·. { Diles Radloear Co. I • 3 ROOMS Adams 1'rading Post . M•ln Street ' Rutl•nd, 0. Opening Monday, Apr. 4 ,.,.,v . H9URS thru Sofurdoys & SOLD APPLIANCES 1 I New Furniture $299 ONLY f30.00 Down - Bola_. en Connnltnt TtnN 1 ·I MASON FUilNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. ( The Big Ford Drive rolls on! We're moving {)Ut our '66 Mustangs ~nd Fords at arecord-breaking rate! To put th~. spurs to our big Drive, we're dealin' ·wide open! Come join the Big Ford Drive and rope yourself some savings! Plymouth announces a special car · at a special price. SPECIALIZED ,\ .•======-=- --- WRINGER WASHER REPAIR SERVICE For the next month we are specializing in Maytaa Wringer Washer Service, because we know you'll i) be using yours more for spring cleaning and wasblng. We have a full time mechanic to belp out PlJll!outh :t:mY SilVer Special. right now. We'll pickup and return your wasber. We've stomped down tbis price! . . Lustrous silver outside..• rich blUe inside..• and loaded with extras :f9U waJ1t:....-.; '· We Pickup and Deliverl The ~CNih Jury lilhw BpecolaJ Ia a~ 461 SOUTH THIRD. $T, . · · · ,, ,.. ... ' • 1''~ ' ... 'It" $,u.gar RUn' FlcrLJi·Mills •· Phot~~e WY·2·2T15 •·+ .I -· Our Special ~yt•g Serviee Buili:flng Feeds, Seeds,' Fertdizer 111d Farm Supplies' . . ·(: . . . toine~y,: Qhlo " ' ' KEITH -GOBLE FORD, · · .·lMIDDi.tPORT, N~.O. ' ,.!" Member Fedarol R_.,. System .. ,. Memb1r Federal Deposit lnsurence Corparotion · ,~, POMEROY, OHIO 1 1 - .. : "We Heve Grown llece11te We Ho¥11 Htlpell on a ' ° . ;,,,· and Savings Company Adult Bible Class Guests in Brooks' Home Gat ahead ofthe herd , 1.' IDODeJ'•:;; too, make. for uf"'f Briut your deaire for · greater family -urq out of ~..cloud. , ~ , · down to earth1 ()pea a bank IICCOIIJit, with Ill -IOOD· make ..r..:......:.. I ~ regu/4rly; build up I dependable bacldog.of NO-IRONING Perntsa Roush • m mana111ag '~ .].. '' '. We wll! ...,.,,,_ your, Ma~~ ~r ·~? ~rj~er w11her thtt ~~~ pur w~het ~,,PH,~t ~~f<U, do that, too. Cel~~.· l(!IY• . , . , ' n-..., RUTLANQ .. FU R.NllUR ~ P,Jio" S.H, ll-4.211," .~.,$ , . . ,. • ,:!•. •,;, .u.t'enci, 0, /' / filii_.. hr#. Bxbw 111M- .. · · ttu 4 o-d equtpmenl biolude: wiiiWwaiJII · • lpeolai Wllettl ai>YM o @\IGiaJ .Uftr ' bulrable aa?llo enamel • · '1 ' alloWIIIt'la-iau~·•r• t. .. , ' . f''~ - �•' • 'I ,\ ;I .I ,. 1~~ Ill · (UPI) -A well-tHo charge(! today wtth triggermen to · kill )ler Mich. aid bOT . . " ~ ed otel on a • ~ • , ,, 0 • Lea•rne Delays XdditJOU · • 1'.~ ~ . : . ove· r s Of NtlSEOAL ll~L~ ".T'fl.~·;~ L "'I\ ew b ' ·. NO CAlli /•i' .\ ~N·C~•.lit>li !VPU - lUtiUW~I:_ ' A • l-l)aity Sentinel, Poii!FOJ·lllcl4leport, 0,, April ~ .'.BrJap, a .OOMPLI'tES life insurance policy, Herbert Str~~~~ the~oman and Boudreau said. rooms m w led ver the Mrs. Evans and Floyd then he! love~ h"!~th t!o state planned to marry, he said. death proce They have !teen lovers for about three years, he Satd 1 r:~~~.:~~~~·..-·~::·.J ~:y ~!~M:~:: VOl~~~ fol!~:in~~ek~!i~ po~~~~~:r:•;_~;::~ver~; a~ th~;~r~ll~~~r~d·! ::~~: •. w~~~,; 'E'~;~;. ;, ~~~ Mrs. Sauer is ~ · I~ 'IIlb)itu>slloe.·Color~~~~~~~te :1t": :natan~~;~IIO~~~:~~.::~~ w~ll bav~ . pay Ro\lle I, Letar!J·e!t Editor. David, PeJ!Itentlary ' cash lying aro)llld the subBcrlpLea e offlcills Thurs· by <heck or lllilney ~; If tlon ontce. · Southeastern Ohfo Athle~rfclally--actlon •tita\ they want 10 subscribe Ia the "Cash makes some of tbe day nlghlddelayed ~~b! ~~~he eight•stllool confell!I\Cel proon'• new literary magazhte. guys nervous," ba said. would ad .a new rn . . the oldest m Ohl~. m be . . But the question ay r IIIIi outcome of the May prl- , • j th:-.::~:~:·~;;;el' h;~: ;;b:i ~t!~t·is~!~ :~l Y:U~~ ' • • Dally l!entlnel, Pomei'O)'-Mlddleport, 0., April 1, l\lng of bas compt~ted !Jldlvld . bat traiDIJt8 at Camp Weuat, N. C. aov·S' DSESS UPS ill . . . - h nd d•tective Raymond Floyd, ll, a loca in& the Ali·Slar squad, the pr no . ds f $1 mUI!on e a '· industrial designer, agreed to dpals and athletic directors provide upw!ll' 0 . hJ h ~~-; P'·Y $1.500 for the death of Mrs. discussed the first _possible for a now e·~::e:::s:a~DUilt Evans· husband, Herschel, 37, a change in the SEOAL lmeup in school. ~. f the h 1g h . chef. 29 yoars. It was in 1937 l h a I ed 12 milbon or serve I 1100 ·•."'JC tinued from page I) The two state pollcemen ":~re New Boston dropped ou~ reduc- school. It would • THE . jl;" , on to kili Evans Thursday ntghl .· ing the nine team league to puptls. ffi l I last ' ,t,i.' ' iovernment's Communist ' and rig his death to look lik~ an Mrs. Harold Sauer, teacher eight, which It Is today. Although the 0 ~f~ ~dding a 1 ~~~.... auto ""cident so the wodow In the Rutland High School, was The same question has·lteen nl&ht vo~ ID .pu ·cated thai ~. ~f"~ liJ!98na press "also could collect double indemnity name.t_presldent of the Alp.ba on the floor at the league's last ~ool, di~sswn :dipproved lD ::, ~ts the "resi8Jtalion of Omlcrori Chapter of Della Kill>' two meetings due to the propos- If~ bond ISSUe ~lion will 'lli>i'• so~. Raul Jr., • top G rna made up of teach· ed consolidation of Middleport Metgs County the q [;.ulolve in the Foreign Tra~e :~ i:~elp, Vinton and Jack- and PomerOY, both Class A be. reopened tbls sun:eriea · e .'.l)qn~try who negotlat1 ~~ • son counties at a meeting of schools in the Class AA confer· In other :on:aa sched,:j.d ::JUt~! w•th Spam or s P'· the chapt~r Sunday in Jackson. ence. golf tournam . 3D 9 ~"'RI@.'' Jr.'s ouster has been F brrnan Jackson first vice, Delay in adding a new mem· in Atllen• Apnl a~i t~· Wool •nd Orion Blends '~to~: oby adoption by the , . ~ther ~w o!fice;.. elected ber was shown necessary pend· and the track meet o n> . Foreign ..TJ:ade Mintslry oedl ".", MASON -The Wahama High [ for the next bienni"m were Miss veWrs'iltyllamthoRsamseell aMy.lddleporl Rayon Blends •'""''""~' program alm I '' II r t ' • and leal "'"!''~'<"'". of "corrupt ele-1 School senior class pay:. .. Fehrman, Jackson, "' voce 0 Hlihl School usprincipal i ~~ indudes what is Was a Teen-Age Dracuh ~•II , president ; Edith Hoffman, AIsecretary-treasurer, presid· ~.. dmenls. . . of , be staged thts evenmg at 7.30 lensville second voce president, gueed in the al,N)IC: •··nce of G• F• Auer · · 'bed as a "revle\\ . · · • , eser. • and , I conditions" in the htgh school . cafetena. and Martha Husted, Pome<o), Athens resldenl i. pollt,lcal mora Frank Capehart 15 dorector. secretary: ~;sther Maerker, 0 1 'P Let him dre" up for Easter and many occasions after. The ' ofl j l \ •'llployles.,, II The cost mcludes Gloria Allehsville treasurer, and Miss ----i~: Rntrlets nll a ons . Rhod . I styles, tbe eolors, the qualitJ ' ~ ' V. h tl fl<d Roush. Paul Longerfell, a Lant~ . McArthur, parhamen ar. ·ngtng you want. And you'll probably "'gO mment ~~ ~~av:.~na Bradham. Mike Redman, Judy ian. The, ;rmcetons, • SWI the save money here, too. Sizes 14western emba<Sies '' H•ll CrOlg Abolin, Myra The meeting was conducted ,·ock n roll band, w<re. of tha1~~~tations to lgo,·ferncmt>o'n's ' Rou;h Mal Brown. Ray Var-. as the annual recruitment team \hit of !he firslppresentattonHigh (Continued From Page One) 20, fflCI8I'!'I to soc~<l nn , Sc I . ff , th annual omeroy ~.. henceforth be processed. ian, Darlene Purkey. BelltB ~- with the professoonal a airs S ~ol Variety Show last night graduate of tbo University of I ' \'\71' ' executive. l>erry, Joy Thahet, ec y committee of the orgamzatton l. c unior lligh audi!Drium. Iillnol!!, one from Brookhaven on by the I d>Slurhing to Sleeth and Donna Roosh m charge. ~hss Fehrman Is ]on the J composed of Jim· Long Island) another from the Perh•P' r:O~~~~~ h~s been the Admis,on " 541 cents for ad-~ chairman The program lnclud- Th~nfe.'!~ Nell Colmer, University of California, and an· ~~:u~ tha; i 1-:t vears aftel ults and 2ii cents for t stud~nts. i ed the welcome from Miss Lon~ ~ike O'Brien' and Artie Case!, other !rom the University of i d wer m C:uba - in The make up commit ee ls ane l vocal selections by students o • called back for three en· Wisconsin. ' continental styled slatks In wash·and-wear cotton he seiZe lpo959 even former ' Smllh, Bobb• Jones, SandY FerJackson Higil School, a ta lk en· were by a large crowd. Other The director said Ohio had a J anuary. · S\1e Van Matro Bonme Ak d by cores dl try' 5100 1 ""' au porter.:: st1l\ plot to k1ll IJU · . ' titled, '·Ques Jons s .~ 1 resentahons m the show, • sizeable part of the eoun & and rayon. Resists wrinkles. ..,.~ P Blake and Conme Harbour. Prospec tive Teacher•. by MISs \ P ted by Mrs. Lucolle Swack· total population, paid 8 per cent him. nt' · ;Ri.f!1Y tn March, (Jvt:' ~. son s. ' • Lmda Bauer. J ac k.son County d rec hamer and Mr. Donal d M'll t er, of the federal ~ovemme s m8 lno;lW)l_ng two armv major> elementary supervosor, an also received a good rec01ltion. come and rece•ved only 2.2 per , . iil'e"e'tlban army's l; ighest rank · song, "My Task:' by Jackson The second and final presen- cent of the federal research and \ No-Iron Dress Shirt-- 3.98 _ 1. rison terms of from HI to County CommJssJone: Jack tation of the show will get un- development dollar. I 25 g~re:rs 8t hard bOOr for Warner, with his Wife as ae-1 1derway at 8 tonight. He said Ohio was I ureC?&· I cbuspjring to kill Castro. . companisL The W~rners are fornized leader" in the educal!on I 1 EASTER E ually galling to Cast ro mer Meigs counhans. ~ of scientists but the reason 1 , q be. the seeminglv endless . . es Refreshments were served many len wru; that the fede~al ', ACCESSORIES! of Cubans rr'om their . :.!ASON - Funeral :ervt~7 from !ace-covered table cent.er· government loc~ted facllltoes , to seek fret-dom for Permsa .J~ne R~us . ' Ied with arrangements of sprmg needing them m Calitorr;a. 1 Mason, who d•ed Fnday mor~~ I flowers . Presiding at the silFlorida, New York and Mass'· · · M' L ntz h tts · Open Friday Night ·ng at her reSidence. will "" · Close to a hcllf·milliun Cuban s ' d 8t 3 il m at the . ver tea service was ISS a . c use . A. Rhod lth , Df*·· fi fled or ar~ in lhe held Sun ay 'th Special guests were Jackson \ es w · · Until 9:00 1 Gov. Jame~J · , av:f fleeing Cuba. Ofddar Foglesong f~neraL Hom~fi~~l- County Supt. of Schools John Businesg office education ad· the support of Ohi9'S senators , Saturday Night Til9 Stales estimates that the Finch, Mrs. Finch, Rol>ert i ult night classes were hod favored another 700 000 seek lo INIVC mg. uri M Bevins Future Teachers of completed at Southern I I na Arsenal 1or e a Co For Easter · · . ville Cemetery at ason. ' J k High tr in bookltee er Marietta and Pike unty. t ~ Caribbean Comrnulll~l She was born Mav 20. 1878. at : merica sponsor a1 ac son . School. Ins uc1ors . AEC has an instal· , In Pomeroy For Over 90 Ye•rs Shopping Conventanca stronghold means that eventua,_ Grafton, W. Va., the daughter and 20 future teachers f:om ' ing and typewriting were Mrsd where ~· were under consid- , 8 00 11 Jy one or even . six or 1seven of the late James and Mary Wellston and Jackson H '8 h Vinas Lee and Mr. Donal ~:~ ~"!'~·~ =~=-=:.:::J·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "'~~~ eratoon. CUbans - the ISland '"' a , Wylman McDowney. 1 >Chools. . Wol1e. 1\llpulation of 7"' m11lion - w1ll Survivors include four daugh- \ . Attending from M01gs coun- Enrolled were Jean L. Sayre, 1 hilve !ell since Castro took lers, Mrs. Blanche Casto, Thorn- ty were Ann Webster.. Ethel Mary M. Hysell, Vtola I. Con- , ; :ton. va.; Mrs. Lillian Rock, Chapman. Mary Vlfgmla Re1· \diff, Ju~ntla M. Sayre, Mary There appears to be oo Davton; Mrs. Lona :.lcKay, bel, Lucille Sm1th, Mrs. Sauer, E. Cundtff, Evelyn Moore, June i'j!~::,~i~;:~l~ indication at pre- Bu~keye Lane, Ohio. Md Mrs. Carolyn Smith and Beatnce Ashley, LouiSe Brewer, Mary ·, tjlal the increasing ten- Bertha Slivka. Mson ; three sons, Reinhart. Baldwin, Elva Dalley, Luella ~~~~~::r wilhin Cuba will lead to Roocoe and I.awrence. both of Moore, Elladene W~tson, P~ul~ upheavaL There could Mason, and Chester of Union, Volkswagen Heavily ine Brewer. Marxme Var.oan, I seem to he no doubt, however . IlL: two sist"rs. ~Irs . Bertha , k Louise London, Mtldred Ftlch, l Ohio, Domaged Ill Wrec Freda Ferguson, Robert HUl, i 'olhat "lltoir sum total '''"'ldute Spencer, Garrettsvi lle. >deterioration of Castro's power ;md ~Irs. Nancy Long. Clarks· Meigs County Sheriffs depU· Frederick J. S!obart, . Ruth 1 .'«trrl<lure. burg, w. Va.: 35 grandchildren, lies investigated an accident Bradford, Luc11le Norrts, Ann~ , · 57 great grandchildren and 17 t 9 Thursday on State Roush, Belly Adams, Naomt 1 great great grandchildren. ~ 1 P·~4 where a Volkswagen I London and Louise Yates. Friends may call at the fu- d~~e~ b John Fisher, Jr .. 32, neral home after noon Satur· , D R Y as heavily dam- \ damage to the right headlight, FROM PAGE I dav 'I R acme, w k d k'lled a l front fender bumper, hood and\ anti-American overtones · · aged whe~ struc an 1 I left headlight cover of the car. '. demonst rations and NOW you KNOW lnrge. collte dog. Harry 1 - ~ The dog owned by ·warned Americans in the Hue· Over half of the world's •'" Offtce~s satd the! do~ ~·~is~- Smith, ~as killed. No arrest was ))a Nang area to stay off tile limated 171 million telepbon<• to the hoghway on ron 1made otreets. are Ia the United Slates. ' er's eastbound car. There wa~ ·- - -- - ---11 President of h G Teac er roup t.haoS New Bright, Right Look! I SeDIOrSWJ • 'II ' Present Play :t Rockn'R II SUITS Comb •IS H't .-::....· Atom PIant I I .. CONTROL Kingsbury . .' • 1 5.00 Of Mason o·tes Adult ClaSSeS d Are Complete I r:rr~:s :e<:.~~~~\•;;.. ina;~. ~dams· rece8~tgtly A·l SAVINGS! us~ of~~ ::=~:~ OPEN TONIGHT 6 TIL 8 P.M. . The FARMERS BANK w. 'I''' ' ,. '"-.,-• •t . effOflS S . ·;..~:.~r:~~:~;;spl~h:n~n;~ ·f· v·t 1· Goo;~ &thletes Pr~sidtnt : Desire~ ' aen ICC I a Ill "'-'\':. • s· detain Chieu until ' ,Jolmson answered the>r de. m p eroy Bill Davis of Mtddle1 lniinds for an apologv for U.S. : Curt Tong. l>ead basketball He address~ ~h cro'::ta~ding ~~and 'Bob Ford of Gallipolis. ' •!Jaterf~retice" in Viet Nam's h at Otterbein College, spor\11 fans an e ou :political affairs, hut this rould ,~~led to desire and willing· basketball players of the Soul\ . be ronfirmed. Chien was ,~ss to sacrifice as key quali- \ eastern Ohto AthletiC League!:. I. · b\' student leaderl!i l' ·n bo s striving to become the annual banquet sponsor 1 the r~lly to headquarters tws 'perf!rmers in athletics by the Wellston Downtown e WURLITZEit. the "Committee ~f .. the ;~ursday night at Wellston Coaches. eBA~DWIN C • u.n CI l. a High School. Also borored were L'le Alh· l ond OTHER FAMOUl orgamzahon. ens and WeUston CCHbampion I BRAND$ teamo, Eddie Jaoobs, Wellston, most valuable player; Buddy \ II THE TRUTH.. Moore Middleport. foul shool!Conllnued From Page One) · ing champion, IJill Coaches f th John Derrow of Wellston and "Focto., Trolntcl Sontce• the parents o e Charles McAfee of Athens. Prinboy continue to wait, was eipal William Russell of Middle- . PHONE 22 JACKSON. 0. except for the comings pori presented trophies to the ,'=:iii:iiiiiiiiiiiiii ~::iiii::iiiiiiiii::iiiiiii ings of FBI agents and 0' I · '-'-"'c. tiveo. players. Lewis Repair Service i an•ower to this que~~tion plut Meigs and Gallia boys who ·~~~-~mo~"' important Iotts cion ]nrie Resting took .thei.r bows on tho •lase of -FOR-:i"l in tho mealing new ONOLULU _ ,, the audtloroum where , I~ 0 t HEATING 1~=~:~~~;;;::t~AboutNerve l H ted tod ay while ' me-meeting was held f~llowmg dm! Write phone or visit ! Mock res le ner In the cafelerta, Included ePLUMBING loday for yo~r FREE copy. chanics went over her song Pete Anderson and Larry Mitt ROOFING ~-Nit no obligation. , engine plane to be sure tl of Gallipolis, Bruce Simp- \ $ ' ready for a non-o!Dp of Pomeroy and Gary Sto- , I lance record try from Wake bart and Moore of Middleport. j ~.}! land ID her homo town, Colurn· 1 . .....bus, Ohio. Also on the stage, and WY 2·2374 ' ·; The housewife, who holds were honorable \ 134 Mill st. MtddlopOrt 1 f record for an players Dick We~Y_of~-~-soto n;ght by a woman. ••n"''" I LY 3·4550 at Honolulu Internattona 245 E. Stolt St. Alhtnl port Thursday from San Cali!. ~. Others Grow" p IAN 0 S I Up.J Bfle• £8 ---- ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? Muslin& Hardtop IN CHILDREN'S HOSPrr.U. Sheila Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bailey, Racine Roote I, Is a patient at Children's li'Dapltal fD Co- FORD DEALER ·"Sure Sign of Quality" I l EWI REPAIR SERVIa ·. { Diles Radloear Co. I • 3 ROOMS Adams 1'rading Post . M•ln Street ' Rutl•nd, 0. Opening Monday, Apr. 4 ,.,.,v . H9URS thru Sofurdoys & SOLD APPLIANCES 1 I New Furniture $299 ONLY f30.00 Down - Bola_. en Connnltnt TtnN 1 ·I MASON FUilNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. ( The Big Ford Drive rolls on! We're moving {)Ut our '66 Mustangs ~nd Fords at arecord-breaking rate! To put th~. spurs to our big Drive, we're dealin' ·wide open! Come join the Big Ford Drive and rope yourself some savings! Plymouth announces a special car · at a special price. SPECIALIZED ,\ .•======-=- --- WRINGER WASHER REPAIR SERVICE For the next month we are specializing in Maytaa Wringer Washer Service, because we know you'll i) be using yours more for spring cleaning and wasblng. We have a full time mechanic to belp out PlJll!outh :t:mY SilVer Special. right now. We'll pickup and return your wasber. We've stomped down tbis price! . . Lustrous silver outside..• rich blUe inside..• and loaded with extras :f9U waJ1t:....-.; '· We Pickup and Deliverl The ~CNih Jury lilhw BpecolaJ Ia a~ 461 SOUTH THIRD. $T, . · · · ,, ,.. ... ' • 1''~ ' ... 'It" $,u.gar RUn' FlcrLJi·Mills •· Phot~~e WY·2·2T15 •·+ .I -· Our Special ~yt•g Serviee Buili:flng Feeds, Seeds,' Fertdizer 111d Farm Supplies' . . ·(: . . . toine~y,: Qhlo " ' ' KEITH -GOBLE FORD, · · .·lMIDDi.tPORT, N~.O. ' ,.!" Member Fedarol R_.,. System .. ,. Memb1r Federal Deposit lnsurence Corparotion · ,~, POMEROY, OHIO 1 1 - .. : "We Heve Grown llece11te We Ho¥11 Htlpell on a ' ° . ;,,,· and Savings Company Adult Bible Class Guests in Brooks' Home Gat ahead ofthe herd , 1.' IDODeJ'•:;; too, make. for uf"'f Briut your deaire for · greater family -urq out of ~..cloud. , ~ , · down to earth1 ()pea a bank IICCOIIJit, with Ill -IOOD· make ..r..:......:.. I ~ regu/4rly; build up I dependable bacldog.of NO-IRONING Perntsa Roush • m mana111ag '~ .].. '' '. We wll! ...,.,,,_ your, Ma~~ ~r ·~? ~rj~er w11her thtt ~~~ pur w~het ~,,PH,~t ~~f<U, do that, too. Cel~~.· l(!IY• . , . , ' n-..., RUTLANQ .. FU R.NllUR ~ P,Jio" S.H, ll-4.211," .~.,$ , . . ,. • ,:!•. •,;, .u.t'enci, 0, /' / filii_.. hr#. Bxbw 111M- .. · · ttu 4 o-d equtpmenl biolude: wiiiWwaiJII · • lpeolai Wllettl ai>YM o @\IGiaJ .Uftr ' bulrable aa?llo enamel • · '1 ' alloWIIIt'la-iau~·•r• t. .. , ' . f''~ - �' . ' )r . ~.xrvii'C-~if.·~~r,.·"' ;~cr'JV-!1'! ;~;~: J ' ' 1: ' 'I • ' .,·~· / ' ' "fi.: ,, • ' Sentinel. thurch News . OPEN TONIGHT Sue a alice for youraelf at 6:00 TO 8:00 Pomeroy National Bank --112 . .•"" Farmen Bank & Savings Co. Save 11 part of every do IIIIi' you earn ••• with 11 growing Savings Account at Pomeroy National Bank. You will be surprised how fast It will grow into 1 sizable sum. Save now! . ......... .........., ~~mber FDIC MOVE AHEAD! m• la. The message of Holy Weok il not a sad one. Rather, It is the most joyous news we will ever hear! The 1lory of the resu1'1'8Ctlon could not haft happeqed without the llterk tragedy of Good Frida)' ••• and because Christ overcame death, we are fl8oo sured of eternal life. It Is certain that we wlllll'nl again and forever, in a new wq that God hal phmned for us, Jesus strove constantly to make this blessed truth plain. Time and time again we are told of God's great love, and of Hia constant concern for tile world and people He created. The bltrltest point of Cbrlet's lllinistry was \lit C:OI!B. Bec.uae of its tremendous power we u ChrlatiiiDil, have been given a ceaseless aouri:~ of comfort. Come to the church of ;your choice. With -~INCOLN-CONTINENTAL Amtrlc•'t l'lnllt Dlollnlulollotl MotorCar 9pen Friday Nights '6:00 to 8:00 p.m. , eMERCURY •til. eMERCURY COMET Ntw ltyll.. Ltodor "YOUR DEAL IS OUR DEAL" · .ni. RAY RIGGS, INC. Buckwheat Society Notes it1* .POMEROY BANK WHA ~ Bertling Meigs Counll/ for Oller 94 ·~tt1r1 ' ' RUTLAND POMEROY 0. FREE Member Federsl Reserve'System U TI MATES "' bteratote Leque TINY'S FOODLAND R. IL RAWUNGS SONS CO. """'t'm'\ Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporatioD Middleport, Ohio Woa lut w. ha" "'" Go Flameless ••• RIGHT FURNACE RIGHj'BOILEi HYDRONIC BASEBOARD for a __. 1~.:. _ of hot watel?( HAPPY lots • EASTER ah ! To Give You A CLEANER WARMER HOMI ' . I PHONE LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ....,.. tl Cloalllreall wait, no worr,y and SWISHER ·~& IIINER'S BAKERY ••41"1101. W, Va. " V. D. EDWARDS WILLIS ANTHONY PlUMBING &. HEATING 1111 Uaeoll a INSURANCE AGENCY WY 1-2SS0 1lld4llport IJO 1!. Se<ond UMNG COAL COMPANY Pomeroy GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. EltahiJihed fD 18(M 1'111 CoJtrmbll, W. Va. Mlddle)lort WY 8-3284 I'll. - - t'INI!il F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE eBULOVA Well IWIIII. ....,_lite eELGIN I ( ; .. OHIO VALLEY MBING &HEATING ,. Edward Bur, owner .E. Second Pomeroy HEADQUARTERS FOR eHAMILTON WATCHES Televi~ion., Radi01- Refrigerators- Washera & Dry111 JED RADIO &·TV Pomero7, Oblo flllmaless Water Heatlna eMEEKER . lEATHER \ GOODS ROLFS LEATHER GOODS CuH Unks • Tie Cllaps • Key Chain• Speidel Watch Benda Speidel lclentiflcetlon Bracelete Decorltlve Wall C:loclca · SILVER- CHINA- CRYSTAL fiCtOrY Authoriucl Sll'vice- haaonabl& Ratea Middleport "Evei'YIIIIn1 In Hardware" UGHTERS PRODUCTS 188 It Secon~ Clutrcll of Your Chalet KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. j ~· Cbellor. Oblo ltquiru Vlltls, ft111 111d ltnt, hut· pipe IIIIlS. Pllll ll&flt !allures. llllltanam. Noisy oper· Crutes products Df combustlot, WIIQIJ ••••In• .u.n. net tr aueous fumes. Requlras mlflr ....)ld UjlllmiDII. Someot11 Willi You To Church In Pomerw 0nt 10 Yean Pb. 1185-2005 . GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. . ,_.llllr 118BIIDD NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE BAUM LUMBER CO. Ill 'ut 1111 up tile CltlmnJr or 1n ..nJ 'lpe fillS. Caa alwars h ltlstalltd lltstlt It tilt pol"t of lflllnl ~tl Wlllr Ill. LOIJif tank 1111. Call• •IIIIIJins•latad. Costs less ttlalllll. Clrtfna ealaltnanu. Qlltl fuiiJ .....,lllc. Hem flier fllsttr. ..,. LADIES BILLFOLDS-CLUTCH BAGS- • '\t ; · lulova Watl'.hes- Sales and Service PomerGJ Attend The Churcll of Your C!llotot BEN FRANKLIN STORE · .lllllaad 00 l'l'odue!tl Brown.'t Bottlt CQ . WY~18f .. to •t.eiO 111111 liP ·~ WY~ · RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY FOREMAN & ABBOn .i I . :' l'urnltart qd 4Dt>liuaee I Qa.UIJ rltrntture at LdW..- Prlcee ' ,· 1114dl.tPOrt. ~ .' '.. . THE UNITfD. STEEl~ :WORI(JRS 1 'OF' AMERI(A ·, ' . • 0 1'!19taf II8Df12ll ' Quter, Oblo , BOWER$ DRIVE-INN ··,. -.RESJAUJtAtfl' �' . ' )r . ~.xrvii'C-~if.·~~r,.·"' ;~cr'JV-!1'! ;~;~: J ' ' 1: ' 'I • ' .,·~· / ' ' "fi.: ,, • ' Sentinel. thurch News . OPEN TONIGHT Sue a alice for youraelf at 6:00 TO 8:00 Pomeroy National Bank --112 . .•"" Farmen Bank & Savings Co. Save 11 part of every do IIIIi' you earn ••• with 11 growing Savings Account at Pomeroy National Bank. You will be surprised how fast It will grow into 1 sizable sum. Save now! . ......... .........., ~~mber FDIC MOVE AHEAD! m• la. The message of Holy Weok il not a sad one. Rather, It is the most joyous news we will ever hear! The 1lory of the resu1'1'8Ctlon could not haft happeqed without the llterk tragedy of Good Frida)' ••• and because Christ overcame death, we are fl8oo sured of eternal life. It Is certain that we wlllll'nl again and forever, in a new wq that God hal phmned for us, Jesus strove constantly to make this blessed truth plain. Time and time again we are told of God's great love, and of Hia constant concern for tile world and people He created. The bltrltest point of Cbrlet's lllinistry was \lit C:OI!B. Bec.uae of its tremendous power we u ChrlatiiiDil, have been given a ceaseless aouri:~ of comfort. Come to the church of ;your choice. With -~INCOLN-CONTINENTAL Amtrlc•'t l'lnllt Dlollnlulollotl MotorCar 9pen Friday Nights '6:00 to 8:00 p.m. , eMERCURY •til. eMERCURY COMET Ntw ltyll.. Ltodor "YOUR DEAL IS OUR DEAL" · .ni. RAY RIGGS, INC. Buckwheat Society Notes it1* .POMEROY BANK WHA ~ Bertling Meigs Counll/ for Oller 94 ·~tt1r1 ' ' RUTLAND POMEROY 0. FREE Member Federsl Reserve'System U TI MATES "' bteratote Leque TINY'S FOODLAND R. IL RAWUNGS SONS CO. """'t'm'\ Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporatioD Middleport, Ohio Woa lut w. ha" "'" Go Flameless ••• RIGHT FURNACE RIGHj'BOILEi HYDRONIC BASEBOARD for a __. 1~.:. _ of hot watel?( HAPPY lots • EASTER ah ! To Give You A CLEANER WARMER HOMI ' . I PHONE LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ....,.. tl Cloalllreall wait, no worr,y and SWISHER ·~& IIINER'S BAKERY ••41"1101. W, Va. " V. D. EDWARDS WILLIS ANTHONY PlUMBING &. HEATING 1111 Uaeoll a INSURANCE AGENCY WY 1-2SS0 1lld4llport IJO 1!. Se<ond UMNG COAL COMPANY Pomeroy GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. EltahiJihed fD 18(M 1'111 CoJtrmbll, W. Va. Mlddle)lort WY 8-3284 I'll. - - t'INI!il F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE eBULOVA Well IWIIII. ....,_lite eELGIN I ( ; .. OHIO VALLEY MBING &HEATING ,. Edward Bur, owner .E. Second Pomeroy HEADQUARTERS FOR eHAMILTON WATCHES Televi~ion., Radi01- Refrigerators- Washera & Dry111 JED RADIO &·TV Pomero7, Oblo flllmaless Water Heatlna eMEEKER . lEATHER \ GOODS ROLFS LEATHER GOODS CuH Unks • Tie Cllaps • Key Chain• Speidel Watch Benda Speidel lclentiflcetlon Bracelete Decorltlve Wall C:loclca · SILVER- CHINA- CRYSTAL fiCtOrY Authoriucl Sll'vice- haaonabl& Ratea Middleport "Evei'YIIIIn1 In Hardware" UGHTERS PRODUCTS 188 It Secon~ Clutrcll of Your Chalet KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. j ~· Cbellor. Oblo ltquiru Vlltls, ft111 111d ltnt, hut· pipe IIIIlS. Pllll ll&flt !allures. llllltanam. Noisy oper· Crutes products Df combustlot, WIIQIJ ••••In• .u.n. net tr aueous fumes. Requlras mlflr ....)ld UjlllmiDII. Someot11 Willi You To Church In Pomerw 0nt 10 Yean Pb. 1185-2005 . GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. . ,_.llllr 118BIIDD NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE BAUM LUMBER CO. Ill 'ut 1111 up tile CltlmnJr or 1n ..nJ 'lpe fillS. Caa alwars h ltlstalltd lltstlt It tilt pol"t of lflllnl ~tl Wlllr Ill. LOIJif tank 1111. Call• •IIIIIJins•latad. Costs less ttlalllll. Clrtfna ealaltnanu. Qlltl fuiiJ .....,lllc. Hem flier fllsttr. ..,. LADIES BILLFOLDS-CLUTCH BAGS- • '\t ; · lulova Watl'.hes- Sales and Service PomerGJ Attend The Churcll of Your C!llotot BEN FRANKLIN STORE · .lllllaad 00 l'l'odue!tl Brown.'t Bottlt CQ . WY~18f .. to •t.eiO 111111 liP ·~ WY~ · RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY FOREMAN & ABBOn .i I . :' l'urnltart qd 4Dt>liuaee I Qa.UIJ rltrntture at LdW..- Prlcee ' ,· 1114dl.tPOrt. ~ .' '.. . THE UNITfD. STEEl~ :WORI(JRS 1 'OF' AMERI(A ·, ' . • 0 1'!19taf II8Df12ll ' Quter, Oblo , BOWER$ DRIVE-INN ··,. -.RESJAUJtAtfl' �~· ·~ I . .. . .. , c~ Teen-Agers' Go-Go World IS Theme of Show Oll I ' ' LlnLE GIRLS ' Oak Hill ' PABNT STRAP Black a11d.Wblte . t r $2;99 .' ' • Roush's 'ShH Store e Mkldlepllrl, 0. FOR FLOWERS. ..,, .CORSAGES Sizto 41'1 to .,. ' - t e SAVE UP TO •SO NOWI / CAMELLIAS, ROSES ~ATDENIAS, ORCHIDS HOTTER WATER , LONGERUFE a y 't k '' & CARNATIONS y is '. 1 with a------Flamelass • WCTRIC WATER HWEI eHYORANGEAS eLILIU eHYACINTHS n Ill it of vn- [!:'"'""' 1600 wtttr for It F, II ~·~ 18 '' -- SATISFACTION IS SUo\RANTEfD Call our · tJWE. 'liMN£ ·, 59 N. Second Ave. MIDDLEPORT, 0. FRIDAY and SATURDAY aiSouthtuhrn Ohio's only Nit• Clull Music by the HMisfits" Also black light Go-Go dencinq 9 until2:30 a.m. j .• LET INGELS SHENANG SPRINGS DO ITI RAWLINGS:. ARMSTRONG'S Linoleum .•. Inlaid Vinyl FlooT eoverin1 for e"ery kind or noor. Best ct. 1t yourseU. Call WY 2-26ati for fru tsli· mate. WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING i MOHAWK I I ~' I I t,l INGELS FURNITURE 64 Pontiac - - • - ~195 Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. Owned b7 one of area's lllCII mercllanl o:Jf. 26,589 euy mlleL Superb in appearance and co tloo. 62 Comet 2 Door 6 cyL Std. and hllter. trono. Rodlo 62 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr. 8 cyl. At Trans., P. dttrlng, radio 1nd heatH LAST CHANCE 63 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 cylinder, standard trans. AT TH!S SPECIAL PRICE Radio tnd heater 65 Ford Gal. 500 Craftsman r BRIAR NUT~ 2 dr. ti•rdtop, 289 onglnt, sfand1rcl trans. Rldlo and heater 65 Ford Gal. 500 Cenv. 352 M~llil· Std. trans., redlo and heater ANI;I 64 Galaxie XL ·. Craftsman 8 cylinder, auto trans., power ,,.,,. lng, power brakn 1nd windowl, radio & hNttr Convertible. .8LACKTHORN. l'fiiAL INTflfiDJJtTOif IR!« 98 ..... ~ \LI• -''=" \~.. . ~~~-­ IEIIWI.f $)7!! un.. rpollld if'"'Y ,., 1111 - In...,.-· I...._."'_,... 63 .Mercury Monte. 4 Dr. Auto. trans. Po..r .... rt.,, rodlo & helm 63 Thunderbird Honltop. - - . .. ., power brolc.., , . _ .ru. • - 2 Dr. 60 Ford Country Sedan, Stollen Wogon 4 dr. I cyl. ovto triM. with air eondlti...,. ...62 Thunderbird Hardto,, ltOWW ttMI'In1, power brake1, power wino •ws, air eonclltlonln1. 2 Dr. 63 Ford Gal. 500 "' )'OUt - ... bo youll with lillllr of llleM buuttful oow po- ltllllettutt the totest wood Now 1 onco-ln·a·IKetlme opportunity to bollllff1 'f'N''-IIItlit ..,..lnlll low pni... a.t hurry-otferll . . . to • Conv. 352 '"I· Std. Redia and htater trent. 63 Chevrolet Imp. 4 dr. H.T, I cyl. AI lrano., p. ltHrlnlliJ, riCIIe aftd ....,., . 65 Ford Fair. 5ql) .CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. DEPOT . .•_,! ' ] 'O.,JI,~'D ' ~ fk! \ }· - - $1095 65 Bonneville - - $3195 - - - - •1595 Special Station Wagon. Or!Jiillal Uidrt blue finish spotless with matching viuyf upholi!ery. Automatic transmission. One careful local owner. 67s.JI60 PT. PLEASANT 2 Dr. ·Hardfot>, U9 '"" lnl, Crulolmotlc Irons. :uw mllngo. Keith GoWe Ford USED cARLOT Loculi I $yeo- Ill. Miotdl..,.rt c::r eorvalr BOO Cpe. Lovely mahoney fiDiah with beautiful saddle all bucket oeats. A very popular model In acepll condition. . 61 Buick ----- •1195 ~bre Sta. Wagon. One very careful local omr. We IMlld thiJ one new and servlcejllt since new. The perfect answer to a per!Mln who wanll a real comfort. ablt wagon In &ood condition. 64 New Yorker - - '2995 VB Chrysler 4 door hArdtop. you would Uke to have If a positively immaCulate, low mileage, one owner beauty buy this New Yorker. Equipped with power steerIng, power windows, power steering and power brakes. Only a ftactlon of the original cost at $2995.00. BLAETTNARS fOMEROY, 0, Deluxe 13" CONSOLE T. (BUlLT IN SWIVEL BASE) • :1 BoN •I "'" Fabulou. ! msoH ..ive·ln vn D VJ Power M Chassis. Golden M Custom-Malic VHI' ·' ·J Tuning. Golden M Solid State UHF Tuner. Pull- . · Push On/Off Control. Lighted Chanoel Indicators. 3" x 5" Golden Voice Speaker. Select hardwood veo · neers and solids with an applied Mahogany or applied Walnut grain. 32W' high, 27%" wide, 14\>3~ deep. WERNER RADIO & T.V. 4 Dr. Hard Top Auto. TraM. Rodio ond Hoallr, V8 --....,--- · 5 Power Steering " 1nd Brakll, Excellent Condltlo11 - ra.:.ULB 'IICID Meigs Coun~ Barbers · . cyl. Stoptlu_ .. a_od_ _ . Vliry·Good Condition 63Monza · - - - - •1195 STEAK HOUSE H•"' Top. Auto. Fl- shill Radio 1nd Heater, .V8 - - - - • · . . 2 dr. Hard Top Pontiac. As attractive today u lte day It was new, and Ibis on~ Is Pontiac's finest and best. Fully ·equipped with the 421 enlllne, JlOl!•r steering and brukes, and many other nlc1ties of life. 63 Buick · G. T. 2 Dr. Hanl Top . 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. Radio ond Hoator - - - - - . , - V8 - 2 Door Sedan. One local owner, low mlleage, clean car, a beautiful Dllllaogany· finish with upholstery to match. Radio, lllandard llhlft. Worth much more than fl095.00. H.T. At tnns. All power, t"adio and he•r FEATURING: · 64 Studebaker 61 Olds 9S 2 Door 2 new be-autiful Weldwood Prefinished Panels by United States Plywood ai 1964 DODGE ~~~c: $2095 1963 DODGE DART $1395 1963 FORD XL tDR. $11n5 /I · 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA $1195. 1963 PONTIAC Star,Chief ~~ 1~Hoatar, $2095 1962 CHEVROLET ·1Ton , ~xpr...,' $12.95< V-1 Standard TraM. Rodio 8lld Heater Power Steering Guaranteed ftn- BOOK STORE Crow's MAGEl I:Jpm lns!Allatloa Satisfaction YOUR HIADOUARTE718 FOR MIDDLEPORT. BLAETT~JARS pitterns. Professional intallation by us, or ~;"/ HANDBAGS $2.98.$7.95 3 Milos North of Pomeroy On St. Rt. 7 EXPERT INSTALLATION• J " .. Association COMEr SJ095 1962 ,DODGE ~NEER . ANNOUNCES Sod1111, Std. ....... Shift, Rodlo and Hiller......,.- . " Sf09S · 1955 DODGE 2DR~ SZ9S . 2 Dr. Sedan ·• . , Shf, Tr..,.. Vwry Good Condl~."' - " ·:. {'I ' ·'' QU.Wry OPTOMETRIST OHiee Hours: t1 to 12. l to li IVIon II HOOD OD T111111. - But Olurl St.. Pnaroy DCTDGDLD HEW HOURS and PRICES SHOP AT (Effective Mond.y, Aprll4, 1966) PRICES , . H1rd Top. .VI ' '. ~ Tran&. Radio .8lld HNf!!' --r- N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. ·' ~' I ' '~ '· ' THE SHOE BOX RIGUtAI HAIR CUT - - - 1.50 ' RAt ' l O P - - - - - - 1.75 S H AMP 0 0 1.00 SHAY U5 N I ...__ _ _ _ .30 --~p). MIDDLEPORT, 0. f "WHERE YOU GET THE ' ' MOST FOR YOUR MONEY" 1.2S. M.AUAGI c•ns Qtfl'SIJ)E· . _ 2.50 SHAW ...:. .. TONIGHT (FRIDAY) . ~,. 9 AM~.• PM . SAJURDAY .........,..,......rt 't])vtl...._ , • ''i ••"" ~'r·. ~ I :~•J-.I~:!WJ ··~·····~····~· · ~ ' ' . ' .': ,',ll ,., .i I. 2 .... 9AMto9 ' ' ' '• BAKER · FURNnURE ' '• crl ' ·j �~· ·~ I . .. . .. , c~ Teen-Agers' Go-Go World IS Theme of Show Oll I ' ' LlnLE GIRLS ' Oak Hill ' PABNT STRAP Black a11d.Wblte . t r $2;99 .' ' • Roush's 'ShH Store e Mkldlepllrl, 0. FOR FLOWERS. ..,, .CORSAGES Sizto 41'1 to .,. ' - t e SAVE UP TO •SO NOWI / CAMELLIAS, ROSES ~ATDENIAS, ORCHIDS HOTTER WATER , LONGERUFE a y 't k '' & CARNATIONS y is '. 1 with a------Flamelass • WCTRIC WATER HWEI eHYORANGEAS eLILIU eHYACINTHS n Ill it of vn- [!:'"'""' 1600 wtttr for It F, II ~·~ 18 '' -- SATISFACTION IS SUo\RANTEfD Call our · tJWE. 'liMN£ ·, 59 N. Second Ave. MIDDLEPORT, 0. FRIDAY and SATURDAY aiSouthtuhrn Ohio's only Nit• Clull Music by the HMisfits" Also black light Go-Go dencinq 9 until2:30 a.m. j .• LET INGELS SHENANG SPRINGS DO ITI RAWLINGS:. ARMSTRONG'S Linoleum .•. Inlaid Vinyl FlooT eoverin1 for e"ery kind or noor. Best ct. 1t yourseU. Call WY 2-26ati for fru tsli· mate. WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING i MOHAWK I I ~' I I t,l INGELS FURNITURE 64 Pontiac - - • - ~195 Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. Owned b7 one of area's lllCII mercllanl o:Jf. 26,589 euy mlleL Superb in appearance and co tloo. 62 Comet 2 Door 6 cyL Std. and hllter. trono. Rodlo 62 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr. 8 cyl. At Trans., P. dttrlng, radio 1nd heatH LAST CHANCE 63 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 cylinder, standard trans. AT TH!S SPECIAL PRICE Radio tnd heater 65 Ford Gal. 500 Craftsman r BRIAR NUT~ 2 dr. ti•rdtop, 289 onglnt, sfand1rcl trans. Rldlo and heater 65 Ford Gal. 500 Cenv. 352 M~llil· Std. trans., redlo and heater ANI;I 64 Galaxie XL ·. Craftsman 8 cylinder, auto trans., power ,,.,,. lng, power brakn 1nd windowl, radio & hNttr Convertible. .8LACKTHORN. l'fiiAL INTflfiDJJtTOif IR!« 98 ..... ~ \LI• -''=" \~.. . ~~~-­ IEIIWI.f $)7!! un.. rpollld if'"'Y ,., 1111 - In...,.-· I...._."'_,... 63 .Mercury Monte. 4 Dr. Auto. trans. Po..r .... rt.,, rodlo & helm 63 Thunderbird Honltop. - - . .. ., power brolc.., , . _ .ru. • - 2 Dr. 60 Ford Country Sedan, Stollen Wogon 4 dr. I cyl. ovto triM. with air eondlti...,. ...62 Thunderbird Hardto,, ltOWW ttMI'In1, power brake1, power wino •ws, air eonclltlonln1. 2 Dr. 63 Ford Gal. 500 "' )'OUt - ... bo youll with lillllr of llleM buuttful oow po- ltllllettutt the totest wood Now 1 onco-ln·a·IKetlme opportunity to bollllff1 'f'N''-IIItlit ..,..lnlll low pni... a.t hurry-otferll . . . to • Conv. 352 '"I· Std. Redia and htater trent. 63 Chevrolet Imp. 4 dr. H.T, I cyl. AI lrano., p. ltHrlnlliJ, riCIIe aftd ....,., . 65 Ford Fair. 5ql) .CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. DEPOT . .•_,! ' ] 'O.,JI,~'D ' ~ fk! \ }· - - $1095 65 Bonneville - - $3195 - - - - •1595 Special Station Wagon. Or!Jiillal Uidrt blue finish spotless with matching viuyf upholi!ery. Automatic transmission. One careful local owner. 67s.JI60 PT. PLEASANT 2 Dr. ·Hardfot>, U9 '"" lnl, Crulolmotlc Irons. :uw mllngo. Keith GoWe Ford USED cARLOT Loculi I $yeo- Ill. Miotdl..,.rt c::r eorvalr BOO Cpe. Lovely mahoney fiDiah with beautiful saddle all bucket oeats. A very popular model In acepll condition. . 61 Buick ----- •1195 ~bre Sta. Wagon. One very careful local omr. We IMlld thiJ one new and servlcejllt since new. The perfect answer to a per!Mln who wanll a real comfort. ablt wagon In &ood condition. 64 New Yorker - - '2995 VB Chrysler 4 door hArdtop. you would Uke to have If a positively immaCulate, low mileage, one owner beauty buy this New Yorker. Equipped with power steerIng, power windows, power steering and power brakes. Only a ftactlon of the original cost at $2995.00. BLAETTNARS fOMEROY, 0, Deluxe 13" CONSOLE T. (BUlLT IN SWIVEL BASE) • :1 BoN •I "'" Fabulou. ! msoH ..ive·ln vn D VJ Power M Chassis. Golden M Custom-Malic VHI' ·' ·J Tuning. Golden M Solid State UHF Tuner. Pull- . · Push On/Off Control. Lighted Chanoel Indicators. 3" x 5" Golden Voice Speaker. Select hardwood veo · neers and solids with an applied Mahogany or applied Walnut grain. 32W' high, 27%" wide, 14\>3~ deep. WERNER RADIO & T.V. 4 Dr. Hard Top Auto. TraM. Rodio ond Hoallr, V8 --....,--- · 5 Power Steering " 1nd Brakll, Excellent Condltlo11 - ra.:.ULB 'IICID Meigs Coun~ Barbers · . cyl. Stoptlu_ .. a_od_ _ . Vliry·Good Condition 63Monza · - - - - •1195 STEAK HOUSE H•"' Top. Auto. Fl- shill Radio 1nd Heater, .V8 - - - - • · . . 2 dr. Hard Top Pontiac. As attractive today u lte day It was new, and Ibis on~ Is Pontiac's finest and best. Fully ·equipped with the 421 enlllne, JlOl!•r steering and brukes, and many other nlc1ties of life. 63 Buick · G. T. 2 Dr. Hanl Top . 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. Radio ond Hoator - - - - - . , - V8 - 2 Door Sedan. One local owner, low mlleage, clean car, a beautiful Dllllaogany· finish with upholstery to match. Radio, lllandard llhlft. Worth much more than fl095.00. H.T. At tnns. All power, t"adio and he•r FEATURING: · 64 Studebaker 61 Olds 9S 2 Door 2 new be-autiful Weldwood Prefinished Panels by United States Plywood ai 1964 DODGE ~~~c: $2095 1963 DODGE DART $1395 1963 FORD XL tDR. $11n5 /I · 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA $1195. 1963 PONTIAC Star,Chief ~~ 1~Hoatar, $2095 1962 CHEVROLET ·1Ton , ~xpr...,' $12.95< V-1 Standard TraM. Rodio 8lld Heater Power Steering Guaranteed ftn- BOOK STORE Crow's MAGEl I:Jpm lns!Allatloa Satisfaction YOUR HIADOUARTE718 FOR MIDDLEPORT. BLAETT~JARS pitterns. Professional intallation by us, or ~;"/ HANDBAGS $2.98.$7.95 3 Milos North of Pomeroy On St. Rt. 7 EXPERT INSTALLATION• J " .. Association COMEr SJ095 1962 ,DODGE ~NEER . ANNOUNCES Sod1111, Std. ....... Shift, Rodlo and Hiller......,.- . " Sf09S · 1955 DODGE 2DR~ SZ9S . 2 Dr. Sedan ·• . , Shf, Tr..,.. Vwry Good Condl~."' - " ·:. {'I ' ·'' QU.Wry OPTOMETRIST OHiee Hours: t1 to 12. l to li IVIon II HOOD OD T111111. - But Olurl St.. Pnaroy DCTDGDLD HEW HOURS and PRICES SHOP AT (Effective Mond.y, Aprll4, 1966) PRICES , . H1rd Top. .VI ' '. ~ Tran&. Radio .8lld HNf!!' --r- N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. ·' ~' I ' '~ '· ' THE SHOE BOX RIGUtAI HAIR CUT - - - 1.50 ' RAt ' l O P - - - - - - 1.75 S H AMP 0 0 1.00 SHAY U5 N I ...__ _ _ _ .30 --~p). MIDDLEPORT, 0. f "WHERE YOU GET THE ' ' MOST FOR YOUR MONEY" 1.2S. M.AUAGI c•ns Qtfl'SIJ)E· . _ 2.50 SHAW ...:. .. TONIGHT (FRIDAY) . ~,. 9 AM~.• PM . SAJURDAY .........,..,......rt 't])vtl...._ , • ''i ••"" ~'r·. ~ I :~•J-.I~:!WJ ··~·····~····~· · ~ ' ' . ' .': ,',ll ,., .i I. 2 .... 9AMto9 ' ' ' '• BAKER · FURNnURE ' '• crl ' ·j �;-,. .. . '· ---~ .. '' -~, ' ~- 1 ~- ··-··-··· ly PRED WSWILL i'iif;,________ ·: '' WANT AD · INfORMAnoN - - - - . , - - - - - t o - D a l l y Sentlner, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., I Notice ...,;,;.; ,.;.;, .;:;, ;;".- : A-Diet tablets. Only 98c at . Stark Pnarrnacy 3 1 &Otp OI&OLINII lefor• 1 ,, M. 01 , '"r.uutlen MO:!d&\1 DH!!!l!... •tOll .. M. "'J" ,., .. """" ''" a. DIY . . '"'" PU.Itllcltlll" l ' - reHf"¥ft ,., ttlle tltftt fe .... ,, ...,.. anw ........ ! _..,._.."...... ~ - ....,... "' ,,.1MC1,....,. ,.. ...,. eet new I PHS tablets • Fut u l'qulds. l Only 98c at swo~ Pharmacy. S l 30tp :::===:-;;===-,;= DELJCIOUS Homemade ·Pfzu.. llld *' GO ~ ~ 50c, 75c. ""· ~UM<I. uv luxe PiZZa, 11.50. JaeJt'a Oal· ,.~;~:":;~"""""'""" cy Bar, MiddiO!JOrt 12 I tk ioO • --- wna ••• .. ....,....,.. .., m•• .... .,....,.... ....,.... ~port..:~ IMtl9' .,..,. .-~ lF Dr. says ulcers. niiU'-AliONI j "'' ,ultlllher - • 321 Ue -- t'Ot nerov QUAl.... ' Motor Co. TRAVEL TRAlLER, 17 ft. Call WY 2·2724 or WY 2·2966. Puh 1nd Service On N.w Holl•nd & MISP'f· Ftrtuson 3 31 I ltp I' E~S'TER Bunny. Call . i I~ Holter ' Hacine 1 v,..., ... m w1 t-3723 • In now TREAT THE FAMILY TO BROASI'ED CHICKEN ON SUNDAY. STEAKS- CHOPS- SEA FOODS coillrol tiOI'\'lces. pertenee. Roaehes, Low mileage by original owner, good tires, V8 1engine, automatic trans., radio, beater. Sharp - black finish, red vinyl Interior. $669 8 cyl. engine, outomatlc trans. Power' steering. radio and beater. 1 \IS. ALL FOODS AVAILABLE FOR CARRY·OUT $1095 1960 Chtvrolet'-'4 Door Sedan hav wv uio1 $1395 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air St. Wag. _ luling FULTON·THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES 3 30 n I .1963 Corvalr Monza Cpe. .~ ftb~;Ut 6 weeks. See for servlc~. 4 speed. Radio and healer. Black finish with red vinyl .bueket seats. 102 engine, like new W.W. tires. OPEN SOON, ROuab- arld LYons Camping Trailers, .authorll: Apache dealer. Campllll equipment and auppllos. Hor- &o•st, Mason, W. Va. 1, 1966 - 1 CANCILLATIONI C:OIUCTIONI ' N-, • 2- •~r· ~·.. - ( • 1 \ w ... 4u IS YOUR BALER READY 10 GO? Pomeroy Motor Co. ra1~ BAQ:.EY'S RESTAURANT . 11"' er hoosebold pesll. Free llmales and Inspection · No lllesmea. New termite con- 2111. M•ln Htlen BtU•., lrol p1an. Meigs County's on. ly borne owned company M lied Pest alld Termite Coo Mond1y thru ThurRdly - - - - ' - - 6 1.m to I p.m. Friday & S1turdev - - - - -- - 6 1.m. lo 9 p.m. SUNDAY - - - - - - - - 8:00 1.m. to 1:00 p.m. _ _ _ _ ~ _ _ _ _ &IJTTHAT LI'L DOLPHIN IS YOUR HOTTUT <SIJIEST' 5rA"I!' WH'i FIA& IIINI? tro1 Company, &Oil W. Main l'.:;;;:::::::;:::::::;:::::::;:::::::;:::::::i!iii!iii!iii!ii;:::::::;:::::::i!ii;:::::::i:i St., Pomeroy, Ohio, WY 2· I, 3159. 2 18 50tp I IF CARPETS look dull and drear, remove the spoil as HOP and waltrtls. Apply Pll LiiGI • CIHIO they appear. With Blue Lu .. !lllWING machlnel. ropa1r .., ~ \ PHoNE WY2·2156 CAR Ia pono1 at once. C r o w'o Ire. Rent electric. shampooer' flee, aU makea. WY :I-Z2Bl Sleak House. 3 2t tic . for Sale For Sale $1.00. Baker Furruture Co. '111e Fabrl< Shop. Pomer<n ·' "·rd of Thanka 3 28 ate -~ ... :.::.;_::__::_:_,;,:.:._ _ _ WANTED - Student salesman RATS, MICE ellminated tor· Aulborlzed Singer Salea and 1 Zll II< 1 WISH to exprw my sin- for bread route. Ai>Pl1 at ever "Get Star" Sugar Run NEW THAYER crib and mat- EXCELLENT, efllcieDI and ..,. Service. cere thanks to the Meigs Helner'l Bakery office at Mill, Eberobach Hardware, tress. Rohert K. Sayre, CH 7- onomical, that's Blue Lustre llllnl Brolllen Aato W•••kinl. il General Hospital stall and to Park llld 111gb streell, r.lld- Pickena Hardware. 2166. 4 1 3!c carpel and upholstery clearn- Used pnrts for cars those who visited me. Also I =~'7~ mm. to 12 4 I Sip er. Rent electric sbampooer. trucks. Complete fine of Bond· thanks for the lovely cards I , . S 31 Sic 15 Fl. Hi-Lo Camping TraDer. AUCI'ION, Saturday, April 2, $1.00 Pomeroy Cement Block ed brake lining for all pa.. .lnd letters during my ally " -- 1 Melvin L!tUe, Cheshire, Obio. l96&, !UO p. m. 1 have sold Co. 3 28 6tc aenger cars. Rebulll genera· there. Sincerc!y, L e s s le HOUSEKE.,.PER, prefer to 4 I 6tc my home and will seU the tors and clutch plates. All Lusk. live in. can WY 2-5%51. following personal property, Business Services nsed and rebuilt parts .,,ar anteed. Now ope• to •1 rl Uc FIREWOOD 15 per pick up load. located 1 mile east of Rut4 1 1 WISH to express my sincere · Call WY 2~ 136 · Sip land, Oblo, on Stale Route TREE Trimming and rtmov- JOU better, 8 a. m. to .... . nks to Dr. Holzer and Dr. I. Wanted POODLE puppieo A.K.C'.: Mo- 124 at Cook's Gap IIlli: '""· Robert K. Sayre, RL 2, p. m Sundays 10 a m to """ Westinghouse refrigerator, -~ · · · now Racine, CH 7-2166. p. m. Located 12 miles north II llkkalla, and to all the. nurses · DOZER and Backhoe wurk. ther has C.D. - . Sue who -.ro so kmd durmg my H R R Chesblr showmg. Grooming. C. P. Speed Queen washer • Emer4 1 3tc of Pomeroy oo St. Rl 7. Ph . .1. t the h p'1tal And erman · eese, e, Williams WY 2 5443 800 TV, 2 wardrobes, 3 beds, M'2297. • s ~ ..y • OS . ' Oh' 367-7560 • • . f • 10 0 ll)anJthanks lo my neighbors ' ' • i 3tc . 4 I Sic compkte, chest . drawers, TERMITES SWARMING 4 ibe beautiful flowers sent -UCI'ROLUX SWEEPER- stands, desk, sewmg machine warmers are not your workRei I Estaho For Sela 3 me, and to the friends who BULLDOZER work. Reason~· COMPLETE with attacbments lawn mower, rockers, small er termites. CAUTION· In TWO bedroom hoUse-, - Free Rear Meigs Gener1l Hospital ted me "!'d sent cards. I ble. ependable and expen· and paper throw awaJ bags. lot of concrete blocks, iron home treating use care U youj gas, City water, 33 acres. Pomeroy Sincertly, Ralph Radcliffe . , ienced. WY 2·2208. Good suclion. $15.66. Phone kettle, utility table, dinette · have a dug well or cistern. Good inveotment property WY 2-2176 ' 4 1 ltp. 3 25 !Ole WY 2-!JiM. 3 28 61c set, 4 dinette chairs, dishes, Freel nspections. Saveo ne ' for lake site. Syracuse, Ohio. 1 Tr•d• 128 6tc cooking utensils, tables, third. Allied Pest and Ter- WY 2-3271. 3 31 !Ole Sale or lures, servil'.g cart, w ce -~ mite Control Co., OOii West - - - - - - -- - - : Auto Sllat •.nus In MemDry FORD pick up, 1953. G. A. 1 barrow, some lumber, other Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. i'f ___ LI L}_ lUfiO.• IN LOVING memory of our Deem, Racine. 3 '11 6tc articles not listed. Phone !1112·5669. 4 1 3tp t.,lll;lfltl f'lliO f411'• • 1184 2 TON International truck. ~~~::1, er, Veda Sinclair, who Wanted To Buy Georgo F. Coleman, Owner. FARMERS - Inquire and use CUCKLI!R REAL Fm'ATI! Low mileage, $1800.00. Karr '""" "' ed away April 1, !!ISO, (Befo.re May lsi) Terms: Cash, h. f b II C r Construction Co., Chester, ....,.,. .lhert s ·n' -.NTI\!U~ r'umi:Ure, cbsheo Not responsible for accidents. your c OICe ~ u ·. ur" BUY WITB LUW DOWN PAYOhio. 3 30 3tp ;,;.i~~-~~~ ,;;~;.,., 1 Our father • Gl leftln WNb . Breeding serv>ce (D&ry and • "'·" r, who passed away Mar., mi•rellan...,s call or wnt• · Campi.,. •• Ror•l O.k P•rk Sale. conducted by Bradford I Beef! . Call 614-992-2284 or MENT ~ 5 room lr am e 1859 PLYMOUTH FURY, auto,.,.,.. .~:!: Jgeo. Sadly missed by I Mrs. Howero Cedi. D W. A~tion Company, Racme, 614-985-3824. 4 I 3otc home, With bath, fnmt porch, malic transmission, power _!;i;;~,; l;;;.;;;o;;,~. ""· "' ,.,._ ghters, Mrs. Waid Gorby, Maln St. Pomeroy. BIG BEND Oblo. J 27 61c large lol, located short dl.. sleering, Any rtasonable of'~"·'" ind Mrs. William Barnhart. I ll 1ft TRAILER SALES AROUND 200 bushels of corn. lNTERIOR ~Ellerior painting. ta~ce out on Route 7. Full fer will be accepted. Calli ~~~p;,~=~~i;.l For Rent I Would like to sell all at one 1 Roof pamtmg and repall'. Ph. pnce $4,000.00. WI 11-2054 3 It I, ~:=:: 4 1 lip ROUT£ !24 time. Oren Wears, Rt. l, 1 VI 3-2700. 3 31 30tp HERE IS ANOTHER ONE :;;--:-:=:.--::;::::;_____...:"" '"' 1 -1----:-,---,-Six room frame, 3 bedioollll, 1962 CORVAIR, 4 speed stand. Lo~t and Found I NORTH 2nd Avenue, Ml~ At Syrac11Je Corporation Pomeroy, Ohio. 3 3! 3tp 1 AUCTIONEER bath, lull basement, furnace ard transmission. . . port. 4 rooms and bath apart• SINGER . SEWlNG '"CIIINE APPROXIMATELY 1500 bales COMPLETE SERVICE heating, small down payment condition. Pbone WI 11-3650· T- 2 mixed Redtone and ment. Newly decorated. $40 ~ 3 2S 6tc . be~gl•. In the Harrisonville a month. Walter Crooks, WY IN NEW table. Zig of good condilioned hay. , Write, Phone or Cont1ct balance like rent. $5,500.00. 'Y Call Sll 2-5871. ~-363L 3 30 lie ug equipped to buttonhole, Some second cutting. None JIM CARNAHAN NE~ ~- f a~s, clean Legal Notice · _ 3 30 3tc APARTM~NT _ 3 rooms rn<IIIOgr&lD, overcast, etc., bas ever heen wet. Rex E. RACINE 'OHIO an en , 2 we s, water ----""--~--1. c. without attachments. Pay off Shenefield, Langsville, Ohio. • system, good one story 6 ANIIIUAL PINANCIAL ••Pon bath. Nicley furnished. balance due 7 payments 15 1 Phone Wilkesville MO !H83L TE WELL room frame home, cellar, ouTLAND tow••~" Notice 'I pets and drapes. Phone WA R Drilling. Water ""'"' couNTY. oHio each or $29 cash. Phone I 3 31 3tc pump sales and services. Free barn with 2 1talls, other build··~_::~rY':t~ ~;:"• 2461 before 11 a. m. or WY 1-2QJS. ! 29 6tc ·-- estun' ales. Call collect "' ings. Only $3,BOO.OO. Totol ""'"' '"' w.,....~ SHOT GUN an d "·ne shoot sun- quire the Recreation I Alhert M. Cox, Broker •.,.,,.. L KEEP carpet clearu·ng pro!>II STILL have some hay, also "'""' vm ""Y· April 3, ot I p. m. Ro-1 Rac1·ne. 3 29 .1!!•2350. Hoffman Drim ..... Co n.x votuttlon 1.914 '"'" 1 ~ ts h t 40c ='"3 11 ·3Mc WY Z.%568Cleland,WYSalesmaD TA>< .,.,, "·'' ' some bert Hill Farm. Spon;1ored NJ~--;; bedr • lems small Use Blue Lustre 1 oa ay, some 8 J..3S38 •"'"'"" oruo, M~rcll u, 1,.. by the Racine Volunteer ":& ' ~ wall to waD. Rent Electric at 50c. Some at 65c. George . I Mnby urtlt' "-• tolt.wlllt .. , . , Wiremen. .1 1 2tc With garage. Newly deoorat- Slm $1 00 P'ck 1 Carson, Phone SH 2-4753. 4 I 3tc "" ,. ..,~;n::0.;;.; 0 ,.;;, .. " 1 •••'"1• , _ ed. Located on North ~=Co. - · 3 128 ~~ I 3 313tc 1129 ACRE FARM, good 1 Avenue, Pboue WY 2-2246. 1 lng and pastore land, 7 rooni 'G'"' un.' SHOOT, "" April •, ' 7'15 by U and 775 by IS. Cet.. CLEAN your rugs for less than · . ~I the !nat Walton Farm, ; 3 21 brity black tireL First tire lc a fool with Lu.slre Foam. bouse, saw timher. On state beginnin~ a! noon. Sponsored 1TRAILER LOT. Rutland, ..,. 25 nd 1. ,... ., ~- El . ba route, W. G. Nickels, All bv he mil - · , aeco tre .... ~. ~· ectric s mpooer rtntll,1 Ntw Radiator 5hop . I' I Chester Firemen. I . es from Pomeroy. Ira rim $'1.50 each. Newell'• tOO. Ehersbacb Hardware,, Plaina. 3 2S l2lp : .. J 31 2tp __ l SH 1-5613. . 3 16 co:::;~ Sunoco, Cbester, Ohio. 1 Pomeroy, 3 11 6tc I eCar eTruck eHNtor -~ · !' A ;WEEKEND revival starting NICELY furmshed 2 s r1 241cl Core eBulliloaor ' April 7 through Sunday. 7:30 ap.rtmen~ Middleport. WY - - - - - -eAny Type 74 evening a! the Freedom 3ll · 3 1 Golpel Mission al 3......... ACR088 :15. Square 1. Center 4. Tru&b Knobs. The Rev. R~;~i~~ root of Tborn the evangelist s~ i personllled 361 I.R"""""""' U., Pla.ce in 5. RJgtd 26. A Ken· )lfng~ng, Rev. S. R. G!u<Sen· =="R"O_O_M_.:._ a row 6. Dull nedy EXPERIENCED l!alilp, pastor of the churc:t apartment. WY 2-5365. nru.b 27. Plnda.r 12. J:&cle'• tbe ,public is invited. 1 21 t. Poetle work l:lllm&ll contract lOll 29. Sick 3 30 6tc Help Wanted OPEN EVES. 9:0G P.M. I Used Tractors PRICED TO GO ·TO WORK FOR YOU! Farmaii'M' Farmall Cub Farmall200 i ,•· ly HOWII SCHNEIDEIII j. HE CERI'Ail!LV GAS(jLINI ALLEY lr KING HA~APECW~ GIFT fOR PHRA~l!JG, I?OESUT HE? 1 Ford Tractor with Back Hoe I Meigs Equipment Co. t r _ Pomoroy PHONI WY 2-3974 lrlo (B•Iltv I Collins ~p~- BORN LOSER • ::=====~==~~"':"~~~':=~=~ Jt BUY A TRAilER i TH& DICK TRACY D.c:;,;;r "· .,.,_ "'""·" - "' ,.,._ One.,,_.. By CHESTER GO' iLD MEAN INC. WWATP WHERE ARI! VOU,DIETf __ 1 =:-;;==· 1ke.YKNOW ,..,lng , 1"' HOWl-tARO rr!STOFINO T>lE.CARN THE DA.RK·- LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY u...,. RADIAT Sun~y, I ncb DAILY CROSSWORD -.. ~ li.IDa- tilllt&DUyl DEVELOPING ;& PRINTING i ' 1 IS. Ballolll lT. Ollklod 1&. Colnbilled 22. RotaUnc 21.Ao<u- part 23. Shouldaro comb. month ... Ripped 39. Wide- ...... ...., :u.- ! , ,. ' HIGHEST QUALITY ' 'PROFESSIONAL WORK I.P........U. laiAt torm 29. Covered with vtnM . GROVER'S STUDIO I;~~~:~j,~~ SERVICE V'eE III.RE Vl:lOT 1M'RQITONE5' !>OO!IV TRAPPED ~· w;:r~-, VEP p OH, T>IE'I TRIED ~~~LS ~CM ~ SPa!..f THeiR: LOSSES WAS Oli~N·I I<'W.LV GOT T~' MESSAGE ' MOW, TH"M' .,U HAD iOME SHOPPIN' IN MND1 KEITH GOBLE FORD WHEEL ALIGNMENT 31. Franklin lO.Ovule 16.Plgpell 11. Snitta 20. Tha.e Ia ottl<e 21. Golf turf 1&. Dtttet.lft: llao&' 18. Poololllhbrmatloll KODAK 8. Seed coat OR lE~N'll'lAii!OSI V D·D·D<lf'IT -~ a·BUT HOW C<liJlD ,......,•• .a...... k F'ronuer... ..... men's ~.Jewiah mouthed Jar ond BRAKE SERVICE 40. Headland I 1'1/T UP WITH AN AWFUL LOT IIEIN6 1{00~ CATCHER, AND JV5T OCCIIAAEO TO 42. Spllci: pin UEx- elamatiOfl WY 2·2193 U. Lair :tO. Addltlon&l ...... Sl.. PJatlnwa. ~omeroy dishw&ter 12.Uibo St. Foodl• :rJ• ..-.. Jl. Wel1ht HA HA,AMER!CA!N J.AOV. WE Funl Spills! ThrHisl Fun For All ·L~t,·d U.Girl'• Plain or wttb pepperoni •usage, mushroom. bam or combinations. oame ... Poll.lh cbemllt aad ~ ... U.t.t, .. ,. or 12" Sin -1So 19 1.50 a8hlp Compl~ Corry.Oot Service •T.Snow CALL WY 2-990t Pick up At G. & G. CAFE 111 W. MAIN POMIROY vehk:lea U. FERTILIZER Landmark's Got EVERYTHING Stop! Look! Re1dl WHEIV'I Why drivl!' 50 mllea. when rou can gel deliver)' at our area warehouse. CaU u1 for ipecialized ~~ervicto - Bulk Spreading AvaUable - We N""'"' Slen, Held, etc DOWN Ph. WY 2·2111 POMtROY OHIO W. c.n.r. •Mgr. '· Tree frogs or tree toads have' sUcky pads on the t.s.-, I. Greek nw 4-1 DAILY C&Yl"'''QUOTE - Here'• llow to work l&t AUCMONEER Complea Servl<e SLOT . CAR .RACES The IUD time hobby aweeplnl the country, laces. lnsurence AKYDLBA.A.XB Ia CA~ LONGFELLOW AUQION .1.\'!U"JlAY ., .niGj:ft A. Q)jl lla& ~olatl011 EKW HTEYSI RWBPWUW PK DPGlW OR PK ATW PVVEDAOSPAQ ' ,ramituf. ODd hOUMbold ~· IJOI!dt. Wfll bar - · ll . pleto lli!Atu or .I IDillloll. CaU ••• · ~t4om us,p . PUiltoiiTURE aftd' ' AUCTION .:me w. ·444l4f117'f', ; ,· Trophy Races Saturday _Night From ·a . .. .,.., ~-+, HEA~ 'lOUR FUNNY APRIL FOOL FtlR THE FAMILY! FEU.OWS BRING YOUR DATE tips !'~========'!"' 1helr digits. '111ese enable 1hem It cDn1 to amoolh sur- Also Can Apply Liquid Nl· trogen To Your P'ieds. A.IJ Analysis, straight & mtsed materials Available. All at new low prices. ~eour .._ ,_ �;-,. .. . '· ---~ .. '' -~, ' ~- 1 ~- ··-··-··· ly PRED WSWILL i'iif;,________ ·: '' WANT AD · INfORMAnoN - - - - . , - - - - - t o - D a l l y Sentlner, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., I Notice ...,;,;.; ,.;.;, .;:;, ;;".- : A-Diet tablets. Only 98c at . Stark Pnarrnacy 3 1 &Otp OI&OLINII lefor• 1 ,, M. 01 , '"r.uutlen MO:!d&\1 DH!!!l!... •tOll .. M. "'J" ,., .. """" ''" a. DIY . . '"'" PU.Itllcltlll" l ' - reHf"¥ft ,., ttlle tltftt fe .... ,, ...,.. anw ........ ! _..,._.."...... ~ - ....,... "' ,,.1MC1,....,. ,.. ...,. eet new I PHS tablets • Fut u l'qulds. l Only 98c at swo~ Pharmacy. S l 30tp :::===:-;;===-,;= DELJCIOUS Homemade ·Pfzu.. llld *' GO ~ ~ 50c, 75c. ""· ~UM<I. uv luxe PiZZa, 11.50. JaeJt'a Oal· ,.~;~:":;~"""""'""" cy Bar, MiddiO!JOrt 12 I tk ioO • --- wna ••• .. ....,....,.. .., m•• .... .,....,.... ....,.... ~port..:~ IMtl9' .,..,. .-~ lF Dr. says ulcers. niiU'-AliONI j "'' ,ultlllher - • 321 Ue -- t'Ot nerov QUAl.... ' Motor Co. TRAVEL TRAlLER, 17 ft. Call WY 2·2724 or WY 2·2966. Puh 1nd Service On N.w Holl•nd & MISP'f· Ftrtuson 3 31 I ltp I' E~S'TER Bunny. Call . i I~ Holter ' Hacine 1 v,..., ... m w1 t-3723 • In now TREAT THE FAMILY TO BROASI'ED CHICKEN ON SUNDAY. STEAKS- CHOPS- SEA FOODS coillrol tiOI'\'lces. pertenee. Roaehes, Low mileage by original owner, good tires, V8 1engine, automatic trans., radio, beater. Sharp - black finish, red vinyl Interior. $669 8 cyl. engine, outomatlc trans. Power' steering. radio and beater. 1 \IS. ALL FOODS AVAILABLE FOR CARRY·OUT $1095 1960 Chtvrolet'-'4 Door Sedan hav wv uio1 $1395 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air St. Wag. _ luling FULTON·THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES 3 30 n I .1963 Corvalr Monza Cpe. .~ ftb~;Ut 6 weeks. See for servlc~. 4 speed. Radio and healer. Black finish with red vinyl .bueket seats. 102 engine, like new W.W. tires. OPEN SOON, ROuab- arld LYons Camping Trailers, .authorll: Apache dealer. Campllll equipment and auppllos. Hor- &o•st, Mason, W. Va. 1, 1966 - 1 CANCILLATIONI C:OIUCTIONI ' N-, • 2- •~r· ~·.. - ( • 1 \ w ... 4u IS YOUR BALER READY 10 GO? Pomeroy Motor Co. ra1~ BAQ:.EY'S RESTAURANT . 11"' er hoosebold pesll. Free llmales and Inspection · No lllesmea. New termite con- 2111. M•ln Htlen BtU•., lrol p1an. Meigs County's on. ly borne owned company M lied Pest alld Termite Coo Mond1y thru ThurRdly - - - - ' - - 6 1.m to I p.m. Friday & S1turdev - - - - -- - 6 1.m. lo 9 p.m. SUNDAY - - - - - - - - 8:00 1.m. to 1:00 p.m. _ _ _ _ ~ _ _ _ _ &IJTTHAT LI'L DOLPHIN IS YOUR HOTTUT <SIJIEST' 5rA"I!' WH'i FIA& IIINI? tro1 Company, &Oil W. Main l'.:;;;:::::::;:::::::;:::::::;:::::::;:::::::i!iii!iii!iii!ii;:::::::;:::::::i!ii;:::::::i:i St., Pomeroy, Ohio, WY 2· I, 3159. 2 18 50tp I IF CARPETS look dull and drear, remove the spoil as HOP and waltrtls. Apply Pll LiiGI • CIHIO they appear. With Blue Lu .. !lllWING machlnel. ropa1r .., ~ \ PHoNE WY2·2156 CAR Ia pono1 at once. C r o w'o Ire. Rent electric. shampooer' flee, aU makea. WY :I-Z2Bl Sleak House. 3 2t tic . for Sale For Sale $1.00. Baker Furruture Co. '111e Fabrl< Shop. Pomer<n ·' "·rd of Thanka 3 28 ate -~ ... :.::.;_::__::_:_,;,:.:._ _ _ WANTED - Student salesman RATS, MICE ellminated tor· Aulborlzed Singer Salea and 1 Zll II< 1 WISH to exprw my sin- for bread route. Ai>Pl1 at ever "Get Star" Sugar Run NEW THAYER crib and mat- EXCELLENT, efllcieDI and ..,. Service. cere thanks to the Meigs Helner'l Bakery office at Mill, Eberobach Hardware, tress. Rohert K. Sayre, CH 7- onomical, that's Blue Lustre llllnl Brolllen Aato W•••kinl. il General Hospital stall and to Park llld 111gb streell, r.lld- Pickena Hardware. 2166. 4 1 3!c carpel and upholstery clearn- Used pnrts for cars those who visited me. Also I =~'7~ mm. to 12 4 I Sip er. Rent electric sbampooer. trucks. Complete fine of Bond· thanks for the lovely cards I , . S 31 Sic 15 Fl. Hi-Lo Camping TraDer. AUCI'ION, Saturday, April 2, $1.00 Pomeroy Cement Block ed brake lining for all pa.. .lnd letters during my ally " -- 1 Melvin L!tUe, Cheshire, Obio. l96&, !UO p. m. 1 have sold Co. 3 28 6tc aenger cars. Rebulll genera· there. Sincerc!y, L e s s le HOUSEKE.,.PER, prefer to 4 I 6tc my home and will seU the tors and clutch plates. All Lusk. live in. can WY 2-5%51. following personal property, Business Services nsed and rebuilt parts .,,ar anteed. Now ope• to •1 rl Uc FIREWOOD 15 per pick up load. located 1 mile east of Rut4 1 1 WISH to express my sincere · Call WY 2~ 136 · Sip land, Oblo, on Stale Route TREE Trimming and rtmov- JOU better, 8 a. m. to .... . nks to Dr. Holzer and Dr. I. Wanted POODLE puppieo A.K.C'.: Mo- 124 at Cook's Gap IIlli: '""· Robert K. Sayre, RL 2, p. m Sundays 10 a m to """ Westinghouse refrigerator, -~ · · · now Racine, CH 7-2166. p. m. Located 12 miles north II llkkalla, and to all the. nurses · DOZER and Backhoe wurk. ther has C.D. - . Sue who -.ro so kmd durmg my H R R Chesblr showmg. Grooming. C. P. Speed Queen washer • Emer4 1 3tc of Pomeroy oo St. Rl 7. Ph . .1. t the h p'1tal And erman · eese, e, Williams WY 2 5443 800 TV, 2 wardrobes, 3 beds, M'2297. • s ~ ..y • OS . ' Oh' 367-7560 • • . f • 10 0 ll)anJthanks lo my neighbors ' ' • i 3tc . 4 I Sic compkte, chest . drawers, TERMITES SWARMING 4 ibe beautiful flowers sent -UCI'ROLUX SWEEPER- stands, desk, sewmg machine warmers are not your workRei I Estaho For Sela 3 me, and to the friends who BULLDOZER work. Reason~· COMPLETE with attacbments lawn mower, rockers, small er termites. CAUTION· In TWO bedroom hoUse-, - Free Rear Meigs Gener1l Hospital ted me "!'d sent cards. I ble. ependable and expen· and paper throw awaJ bags. lot of concrete blocks, iron home treating use care U youj gas, City water, 33 acres. Pomeroy Sincertly, Ralph Radcliffe . , ienced. WY 2·2208. Good suclion. $15.66. Phone kettle, utility table, dinette · have a dug well or cistern. Good inveotment property WY 2-2176 ' 4 1 ltp. 3 25 !Ole WY 2-!JiM. 3 28 61c set, 4 dinette chairs, dishes, Freel nspections. Saveo ne ' for lake site. Syracuse, Ohio. 1 Tr•d• 128 6tc cooking utensils, tables, third. Allied Pest and Ter- WY 2-3271. 3 31 !Ole Sale or lures, servil'.g cart, w ce -~ mite Control Co., OOii West - - - - - - -- - - : Auto Sllat •.nus In MemDry FORD pick up, 1953. G. A. 1 barrow, some lumber, other Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. i'f ___ LI L}_ lUfiO.• IN LOVING memory of our Deem, Racine. 3 '11 6tc articles not listed. Phone !1112·5669. 4 1 3tp t.,lll;lfltl f'lliO f411'• • 1184 2 TON International truck. ~~~::1, er, Veda Sinclair, who Wanted To Buy Georgo F. Coleman, Owner. FARMERS - Inquire and use CUCKLI!R REAL Fm'ATI! Low mileage, $1800.00. Karr '""" "' ed away April 1, !!ISO, (Befo.re May lsi) Terms: Cash, h. f b II C r Construction Co., Chester, ....,.,. .lhert s ·n' -.NTI\!U~ r'umi:Ure, cbsheo Not responsible for accidents. your c OICe ~ u ·. ur" BUY WITB LUW DOWN PAYOhio. 3 30 3tp ;,;.i~~-~~~ ,;;~;.,., 1 Our father • Gl leftln WNb . Breeding serv>ce (D&ry and • "'·" r, who passed away Mar., mi•rellan...,s call or wnt• · Campi.,. •• Ror•l O.k P•rk Sale. conducted by Bradford I Beef! . Call 614-992-2284 or MENT ~ 5 room lr am e 1859 PLYMOUTH FURY, auto,.,.,.. .~:!: Jgeo. Sadly missed by I Mrs. Howero Cedi. D W. A~tion Company, Racme, 614-985-3824. 4 I 3otc home, With bath, fnmt porch, malic transmission, power _!;i;;~,; l;;;.;;;o;;,~. ""· "' ,.,._ ghters, Mrs. Waid Gorby, Maln St. Pomeroy. BIG BEND Oblo. J 27 61c large lol, located short dl.. sleering, Any rtasonable of'~"·'" ind Mrs. William Barnhart. I ll 1ft TRAILER SALES AROUND 200 bushels of corn. lNTERIOR ~Ellerior painting. ta~ce out on Route 7. Full fer will be accepted. Calli ~~~p;,~=~~i;.l For Rent I Would like to sell all at one 1 Roof pamtmg and repall'. Ph. pnce $4,000.00. WI 11-2054 3 It I, ~:=:: 4 1 lip ROUT£ !24 time. Oren Wears, Rt. l, 1 VI 3-2700. 3 31 30tp HERE IS ANOTHER ONE :;;--:-:=:.--::;::::;_____...:"" '"' 1 -1----:-,---,-Six room frame, 3 bedioollll, 1962 CORVAIR, 4 speed stand. Lo~t and Found I NORTH 2nd Avenue, Ml~ At Syrac11Je Corporation Pomeroy, Ohio. 3 3! 3tp 1 AUCTIONEER bath, lull basement, furnace ard transmission. . . port. 4 rooms and bath apart• SINGER . SEWlNG '"CIIINE APPROXIMATELY 1500 bales COMPLETE SERVICE heating, small down payment condition. Pbone WI 11-3650· T- 2 mixed Redtone and ment. Newly decorated. $40 ~ 3 2S 6tc . be~gl•. In the Harrisonville a month. Walter Crooks, WY IN NEW table. Zig of good condilioned hay. , Write, Phone or Cont1ct balance like rent. $5,500.00. 'Y Call Sll 2-5871. ~-363L 3 30 lie ug equipped to buttonhole, Some second cutting. None JIM CARNAHAN NE~ ~- f a~s, clean Legal Notice · _ 3 30 3tc APARTM~NT _ 3 rooms rn<IIIOgr&lD, overcast, etc., bas ever heen wet. Rex E. RACINE 'OHIO an en , 2 we s, water ----""--~--1. c. without attachments. Pay off Shenefield, Langsville, Ohio. • system, good one story 6 ANIIIUAL PINANCIAL ••Pon bath. Nicley furnished. balance due 7 payments 15 1 Phone Wilkesville MO !H83L TE WELL room frame home, cellar, ouTLAND tow••~" Notice 'I pets and drapes. Phone WA R Drilling. Water ""'"' couNTY. oHio each or $29 cash. Phone I 3 31 3tc pump sales and services. Free barn with 2 1talls, other build··~_::~rY':t~ ~;:"• 2461 before 11 a. m. or WY 1-2QJS. ! 29 6tc ·-- estun' ales. Call collect "' ings. Only $3,BOO.OO. Totol ""'"' '"' w.,....~ SHOT GUN an d "·ne shoot sun- quire the Recreation I Alhert M. Cox, Broker •.,.,,.. L KEEP carpet clearu·ng pro!>II STILL have some hay, also "'""' vm ""Y· April 3, ot I p. m. Ro-1 Rac1·ne. 3 29 .1!!•2350. Hoffman Drim ..... Co n.x votuttlon 1.914 '"'" 1 ~ ts h t 40c ='"3 11 ·3Mc WY Z.%568Cleland,WYSalesmaD TA>< .,.,, "·'' ' some bert Hill Farm. Spon;1ored NJ~--;; bedr • lems small Use Blue Lustre 1 oa ay, some 8 J..3S38 •"'"'"" oruo, M~rcll u, 1,.. by the Racine Volunteer ":& ' ~ wall to waD. Rent Electric at 50c. Some at 65c. George . I Mnby urtlt' "-• tolt.wlllt .. , . , Wiremen. .1 1 2tc With garage. Newly deoorat- Slm $1 00 P'ck 1 Carson, Phone SH 2-4753. 4 I 3tc "" ,. ..,~;n::0.;;.; 0 ,.;;, .. " 1 •••'"1• , _ ed. Located on North ~=Co. - · 3 128 ~~ I 3 313tc 1129 ACRE FARM, good 1 Avenue, Pboue WY 2-2246. 1 lng and pastore land, 7 rooni 'G'"' un.' SHOOT, "" April •, ' 7'15 by U and 775 by IS. Cet.. CLEAN your rugs for less than · . ~I the !nat Walton Farm, ; 3 21 brity black tireL First tire lc a fool with Lu.slre Foam. bouse, saw timher. On state beginnin~ a! noon. Sponsored 1TRAILER LOT. Rutland, ..,. 25 nd 1. ,... ., ~- El . ba route, W. G. Nickels, All bv he mil - · , aeco tre .... ~. ~· ectric s mpooer rtntll,1 Ntw Radiator 5hop . I' I Chester Firemen. I . es from Pomeroy. Ira rim $'1.50 each. Newell'• tOO. Ehersbacb Hardware,, Plaina. 3 2S l2lp : .. J 31 2tp __ l SH 1-5613. . 3 16 co:::;~ Sunoco, Cbester, Ohio. 1 Pomeroy, 3 11 6tc I eCar eTruck eHNtor -~ · !' A ;WEEKEND revival starting NICELY furmshed 2 s r1 241cl Core eBulliloaor ' April 7 through Sunday. 7:30 ap.rtmen~ Middleport. WY - - - - - -eAny Type 74 evening a! the Freedom 3ll · 3 1 Golpel Mission al 3......... ACR088 :15. Square 1. Center 4. Tru&b Knobs. The Rev. R~;~i~~ root of Tborn the evangelist s~ i personllled 361 I.R"""""""' U., Pla.ce in 5. RJgtd 26. A Ken· )lfng~ng, Rev. S. R. G!u<Sen· =="R"O_O_M_.:._ a row 6. Dull nedy EXPERIENCED l!alilp, pastor of the churc:t apartment. WY 2-5365. nru.b 27. Plnda.r 12. J:&cle'• tbe ,public is invited. 1 21 t. Poetle work l:lllm&ll contract lOll 29. Sick 3 30 6tc Help Wanted OPEN EVES. 9:0G P.M. I Used Tractors PRICED TO GO ·TO WORK FOR YOU! Farmaii'M' Farmall Cub Farmall200 i ,•· ly HOWII SCHNEIDEIII j. HE CERI'Ail!LV GAS(jLINI ALLEY lr KING HA~APECW~ GIFT fOR PHRA~l!JG, I?OESUT HE? 1 Ford Tractor with Back Hoe I Meigs Equipment Co. t r _ Pomoroy PHONI WY 2-3974 lrlo (B•Iltv I Collins ~p~- BORN LOSER • ::=====~==~~"':"~~~':=~=~ Jt BUY A TRAilER i TH& DICK TRACY D.c:;,;;r "· .,.,_ "'""·" - "' ,.,._ One.,,_.. By CHESTER GO' iLD MEAN INC. WWATP WHERE ARI! VOU,DIETf __ 1 =:-;;==· 1ke.YKNOW ,..,lng , 1"' HOWl-tARO rr!STOFINO T>lE.CARN THE DA.RK·- LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY u...,. RADIAT Sun~y, I ncb DAILY CROSSWORD -.. ~ li.IDa- tilllt&DUyl DEVELOPING ;& PRINTING i ' 1 IS. Ballolll lT. Ollklod 1&. Colnbilled 22. RotaUnc 21.Ao<u- part 23. Shouldaro comb. month ... Ripped 39. Wide- ...... ...., :u.- ! , ,. ' HIGHEST QUALITY ' 'PROFESSIONAL WORK I.P........U. laiAt torm 29. Covered with vtnM . GROVER'S STUDIO I;~~~:~j,~~ SERVICE V'eE III.RE Vl:lOT 1M'RQITONE5' !>OO!IV TRAPPED ~· w;:r~-, VEP p OH, T>IE'I TRIED ~~~LS ~CM ~ SPa!..f THeiR: LOSSES WAS Oli~N·I I<'W.LV GOT T~' MESSAGE ' MOW, TH"M' .,U HAD iOME SHOPPIN' IN MND1 KEITH GOBLE FORD WHEEL ALIGNMENT 31. Franklin lO.Ovule 16.Plgpell 11. Snitta 20. Tha.e Ia ottl<e 21. Golf turf 1&. Dtttet.lft: llao&' 18. Poololllhbrmatloll KODAK 8. Seed coat OR lE~N'll'lAii!OSI V D·D·D<lf'IT -~ a·BUT HOW C<liJlD ,......,•• .a...... k F'ronuer... ..... men's ~.Jewiah mouthed Jar ond BRAKE SERVICE 40. Headland I 1'1/T UP WITH AN AWFUL LOT IIEIN6 1{00~ CATCHER, AND JV5T OCCIIAAEO TO 42. Spllci: pin UEx- elamatiOfl WY 2·2193 U. Lair :tO. Addltlon&l ...... Sl.. PJatlnwa. ~omeroy dishw&ter 12.Uibo St. Foodl• :rJ• ..-.. Jl. Wel1ht HA HA,AMER!CA!N J.AOV. WE Funl Spills! ThrHisl Fun For All ·L~t,·d U.Girl'• Plain or wttb pepperoni •usage, mushroom. bam or combinations. oame ... Poll.lh cbemllt aad ~ ... U.t.t, .. ,. or 12" Sin -1So 19 1.50 a8hlp Compl~ Corry.Oot Service •T.Snow CALL WY 2-990t Pick up At G. & G. CAFE 111 W. MAIN POMIROY vehk:lea U. FERTILIZER Landmark's Got EVERYTHING Stop! Look! Re1dl WHEIV'I Why drivl!' 50 mllea. when rou can gel deliver)' at our area warehouse. CaU u1 for ipecialized ~~ervicto - Bulk Spreading AvaUable - We N""'"' Slen, Held, etc DOWN Ph. WY 2·2111 POMtROY OHIO W. c.n.r. •Mgr. '· Tree frogs or tree toads have' sUcky pads on the t.s.-, I. Greek nw 4-1 DAILY C&Yl"'''QUOTE - Here'• llow to work l&t AUCMONEER Complea Servl<e SLOT . CAR .RACES The IUD time hobby aweeplnl the country, laces. lnsurence AKYDLBA.A.XB Ia CA~ LONGFELLOW AUQION .1.\'!U"JlAY ., .niGj:ft A. Q)jl lla& ~olatl011 EKW HTEYSI RWBPWUW PK DPGlW OR PK ATW PVVEDAOSPAQ ' ,ramituf. ODd hOUMbold ~· IJOI!dt. Wfll bar - · ll . pleto lli!Atu or .I IDillloll. CaU ••• · ~t4om us,p . PUiltoiiTURE aftd' ' AUCTION .:me w. ·444l4f117'f', ; ,· Trophy Races Saturday _Night From ·a . .. .,.., ~-+, HEA~ 'lOUR FUNNY APRIL FOOL FtlR THE FAMILY! FEU.OWS BRING YOUR DATE tips !'~========'!"' 1helr digits. '111ese enable 1hem It cDn1 to amoolh sur- Also Can Apply Liquid Nl· trogen To Your P'ieds. A.IJ Analysis, straight & mtsed materials Available. All at new low prices. ~eour .._ ,_ �.\ ' II' .• Food· Conservdti'ort_~~f:tJ.JiM't1.·it. se:a4eab~~uet~::. ::·~ :~~r~::· =~~~~~o··f Dem ' .onstrat_ion A·g,~_:n_., .:t lltu Birthday.Party Christl Jo Res&, ' dallihetr of Mr. and Mrs. Al'\hllr Heu, Cfl· · · - · • ,, ( unba \• ' •.I• r~~e~ '.e ·' . : \ eye&>. ,.... 1 ~ ~eetlng, Around And About Middleport . ·T~•• l'on ip~1~nt~•d~to~•~no~m~m~a~t-~1A~p~r~il~:!8~-~~~~~~~~P~!111111111~·; ·~A~th~a~n:k"', y_ou_n_ote_wu- fertilizer three ingredienl!!, Mr. returned and Mrs.to their Paul home Grim Thursday, a nitrogen, has phosphorua and pot- bave in lumbus with telatlve.a lD thealter 11'1!8. ~nd ·;,pllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll E = 5. 5 ;; ;;; Your Full Service Bank Is,,, OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ===- '' i 5_ :;_ = 5 5 • 6:00 tO 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK i5 ServingMe1gsCountyforover94Yea-rs ;;; Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ~ ~re ......:.,. . meoitlng· "1""'- '111th the ·... •• the OiJ led c by . ...... " pledge ., ! +;,.. auditorium. . A dedlcaUon service baa lleeJi later iD the ·pear.·when proj~ 18 •. compleled. The ~· Clfde Bartlett and meri of church have bOen looklnl towar\1 ( Eaater aervleil when of It ·wm Jiave beell eom- 1 Serf City, N. c. after having Mr. and Mrs. Erneat spent several weeks here with were Thursday luncheon his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vic- of Mr. and Mrs. Muon tor Gtim. Mr. Paul Grim is re· covering satisfactorily at his Mr. and Mrs. E~ borne from aurgery performed left Thursday evening for while he was here at his par- limore, Mel. where he wUI ents' home. turn to his empl~ymeot . d Ohl ship. Mrs. Hams wUI retun David Wiley, stu ~I at o borne after spending a University, sp~ndmg the days in Baltimore. They spring vacation w1th b1s par- acrompanied to Athens by ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wiley. and Mrs. )llason Fisher. A demonstration on pruning was g1ven by Mrs. Homer Hoiter Sh st sed not to prune . e res . . bl . any shrubs while m oom, prune roses now; and remove thinnest twigs and the oldest and darkest branches. M r s. Smith gave a demonstration on an arrangement using terraium. Flower arrangements . were Mrs. Wayne Gibbons Is vis· Earl French of iling in Bucyrus with her lath- was an overn·lghl guest !• er, Mr. J. E. Carson and her dJIY of Mr. and Mrs. sister• Miss Ruth Carson. Mowrey. Mr. and Mra. Robert Sever Miss Janice Eskew, and daughters, Vickie and Pau- ter ol Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ia Louise, of Zanesville, spent kew entered Holzer the weekend with ber parents, j Thursday, for observatlaa Mr. and Mrs. Victor Grim. treatment. b.ddhist Mob . SCoqloO-~ -~ By BllJcE MILLE1l SAIGON 4Jaturday !UP() About 1,111111 Butldld8t 1tudenll B~g lOll-American slo&alii and (ll1l'llllng Glo wlth shoull of ''ao ~orne," surged throus!l Safaou Saturday ntgbl and tried to atorm tba capital's radio lletloll. But goveromenl troope moved ln early today wlthand macbJDeguns at the ready "''" Ali?. JeweU, Mrs .. ·Albert ·woodard and SOli. Kenn!!lh llarrla and '""'• 'Mril. 'I!Dberl Coilcli and sons, Mri. Kenneth Braun asslsled by menmen and aon, Mt. bniard and 10111, !he cliurch, baa bee11 Mra. ·RI<jlira l!.oB(mbaum aDd trying tO complete I he Tommy ;Jillmaon and Mrs. work al10 Ia PfGII!'eSSlng on the of tile church sooroom and· claPi'ooms on the floor, Tbe llelt, M.· E. em. E~Jf~r ..rv~ce~. for the 1 Beeline Ftuhion Party il HeM sons, ·Eiza Qllmo~ IJ.'' and son. nesday 'at the home of Ml'rl. Uoyd Wright with the girls singing songa fl1ld Becky Wright and Resa BoOthe oomplelinl requ1remenls for. badges, Tbe ~op dlvldod into llro patrols and eleclton8 were held. Patrol I elecled Maralynn Tra- AttendiDg were the above and Mrs. Bill Grueser, Mrs. Paul Grinstead, Mrs. John Beaver, Mrs. H•"'" Bearhs, Mrs. Clair Spencer,""" Florence Ann Bearht, Mra. Larry Rllchle, Mrs. Gordon Ridenour, Mra. I!Dger Rltchie and lwo children, .Carrie Beth Bearhs and Lori G r I 11stead. cy, lead\ll'; Debbie Wl<ecUp, lsslslant leadef, and Marla Neu~ ding, treasurer. Patrol D named Susie Soulsbv, lead-·, ~.··' " Jeader, ~~ alynn Tracy, assistant and Leanne Sebo, treaslll'l!r, Jo EDen Diehl ·WU re-el~ scribe. Attendlng were the above and Darla NeuiZIIRI ..d Irene Barnel. 8 1 1 Girl SCout Troop 112 met Wed- LONDON. - a& Hutch The New China Newa Ag<!ncy aald a strong proteat oote ed to the Indian ernllaa!y Peking branded India'• come to Formoslln who attended a Uniled economic meellnl! In New 11 8n orren provocatlen" to Chinese. Round d;nina; table Harvc:st tabla\ Drop.~af ubl1 .' There's no bedrooon quite aa pleasant and warm at a bedroom in authentic Early American tradition. These pieces give you just the right efFect: spacioua flY triple dresser with mirror, S-drawcr chest, cannonball bed, night _t&ble and a handy commode stand. Chest:/ :\1Kh:l tab1l1 Commode 1tand: . Eatcrdio11 table r..r.dWra and .,...,.. 13' Chill 1'c•k ' llo•ble - Che1t..on-tht11 Sln&le dram with minor Bookcalor: oicb mirror . bet: tliihl 1lble , ..... luy- 1111 ovr foly Ttrm~ Spiadlo 1IcG . '.' r ...... ~ , . ELBERFELDS I·N POMEROY HEADQUARTERS for KROEHLER FURNITURE •• .LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM, DINING ROOM ·' SEE the COMPLETE LINE of KROEHLE~ FURNITURE 0~ the SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS ' .... ,. ' .' I •' I, ·- ' ' ' '..J. \ • ... I't. 1 ' .. I'.; . <' ~· •.•.• ~ . til' ~)' • ,.. , '·· " ·• II · ,; ' 1\ ' OPEN TONIGHT·· FRIDAY' UNTIL 8:00.: P.·M. OPEN TOMORROW~ :·9:00 P.~ ' /~ 0~ ~~· . PRICe- uf~ . . . ·. . ~l-UDS b,':'i,Ot) . . ' r. ~L. 1<~o~...~fl~~A 0t 'l. ~ ·ql: ~0 machineguno, automatic c... bine and grtnade launchers. Tbe sight ol them was enougb to make more than ball of tho 1,000 students nee screaming. The whlle-belmeted combat police then charged lbe 400 remaining hard core demonstrators, firing some warning shots into the all'. Some demonstrators crum• p • pavemea er ~ 0 °1'1(,0v d pollee blllyclubs. l'"' 0 Alps lobbed tear gao 0 . demonstrators. .ew of the demonstrators desjiOI'ately heaved rocks at the advancing police, but the missiles bounced off the wicker ohields the police carri•d. The mob, which bad spilled out ol a Buddhist rally, bad stormed through the hear! of argon ore smas og rou11 o :s "· \ a, ·' .a barbed wire barricades IIi attempt to take over the radii station. It pushed on its way to shake fists at guarda oulll.Q the residence of Gen. C. Westmortlaod, com · of U.S. forces in Vie! Na, The riot police wai,tal 'for • minutes before s~ their charge to clear eut tNi ~111 group of demo!lllfaloi',i the statiQn. ,, p i!lllldl " .. China formally acroaed Saturday of supporting Ameri- tng. ean "lmperiallsf' deslgntl maintain "1!10 ChiOU" by back· lng ant~Peklng aclltltlea elements of generalissimo ang Kal-Shek's Formosan glme. Mate's chair' ; Air, Artillery, Gas Called" Against Entrenched V-Cong torlcal llgure · Napoleon Louis. XIV and .Lord .Nelaon. Corner abinel S d.awtr dleot NEWS EIIYJl!.. tn lilt, Pli! EutJUsb lhQJ\~ · of raiJh th such durability of hard rock maple · ' '•t' . '' ,. FULLERTON, OALJF S. Forester, the British au~horl of the best-selling oerils of novels on "Captain Hor.atiel Hornblower," bu dled, h 1 son announced Saturday, was 66. Cauae ind time of death not lrnmediately lprnecl. Cecil leett Fl)t'lllter Ill ....,...., 1 Bvff~t Cannonball beli ean grlev811C01. Tbe mpb wa1 demanding that lh• mliliarr covemment ol Prefnler Nguyen Coo Ky resign ·Jn favor of a civilian rogime. Ky, who had been warning against such demonstrations for dayo without taking action, suddenly moved to crack dOWII on the demonstrators. He sent In 200 combat police -qp n,m.t.oa Authentic styling.. select maple wood with a beautiful Harvest-~rown, glowing finish, a.nd sturdy construction-this dining room is as fr~endly and homey as it can be. Each piece has been carcf~lly Cust?~-Crafted by Kroehler. Come in and see our complete groupmgs for hvmg room. dining room 1 and bedroom. Triple dresser with mirror \1emonatrators kicked· and aev· erely beat one Gl. At least five American n e w s me n we r • roughed up or grabbed by demonstrators and other Ameri· cans caugbt in the demonstralion had to scurry to 1afely. A mob of 1,000 climaxed the torrid evening by layiDg siege to the radio station. They demanded Its use to air their MARSI!UIJI!I, Jl'RANCB · Two . explosions the Llberiaa on er O~Jli!plc Honltll' Sa~=·~~ ln one bt the bualeat I ln the world. The first blast the sblp na fire and the sec.md I Injured four firemen trying put out tho flamea. Pollet reports aald at one crew member was when the eriginsl blast tunledl the ship Into an inferno. ~:.1 er 2& were reported ln. some erleusly. mertcan .. .the beauty tear 1•• and billyclub charge. The anti-government mob, armed with clubs and bicycle chains bad roared through Saigon's maio atreel!! and plazas smashing car windows and setting upon any American they could spot. It was one of the most savage outbursts of antl-AmericBR feellng seen iB wartorn South Viet Nam. FROM UNITED PRESS INT.itNAnONAL • ';_- KROEHLER • . .. Poml!l'py-Mlddleport uelled BRIEFs The grace of by • ~-~N~u~~· ;the;;r;lo;ten~;w;Uh~a~:::A~~gr~o~up:::o:f::a:bo:ut:::~:::::a:nt:i~=o=ve=rrmum====t~===an=ti=~=~=====-~ano~e~d~~wr~·th~~JO~~c~a~ll~~--_J~l~~to~th~!~~~t~und~~~--_JS~'~b~~~~~~-~~~!~___J·~~~-~-- _· ,..._....._ Girl S~dutTroop , Elect. Olfrcera Mrs. I!Dbert Rltcble enter· lalned wltb a Beeline Faahlon tly Grecen at her home, rove. Followlnl! • dem· · by Mrs. Earl Roblnpr: 1~mardesedwere f.~ed Jwohnlth · ~ o """' Jeffers and Mrs. OriS Smith afterfre hmwblch the boste11 served re I ents. SUt'JOAY, APRIL 3, 1966 ----~-----------------------------------~~~~~~~~----~~/ ~ mi!IM for ;-;_:.jpiniltee meeim,:Aprll !::, ,GalllpoU1-PI. Ple111nt VOL. 1 NO.9 13: 41 f1~ ·:P.· m. &I; the I)AV . l'.all wh~. -,I p~~ ·tnteretf. ed_ in thi!tr__ '. cbU~n ,becomllig CUb SCo Iii 88ked to 1t' u : are: 1 tend. The Pack ·received red ribbon at. the w-~~=i•.• .were o.n . oial• ""' '"" At Heath .Mathndlst Church sonl\J;. ~~~~~I!JIIard l'IIODIII ash there two kinds of fertilizer, chemiCal and organ· lc. 11 was brought out that compost should be used by all gar· deners. Mrs. Hiram Fisher gave now is the time lo sel out shrubbery, evergreen, grape vines and small fruits; uncover roses when ground dries, set out pansy plants; and chlorodin. used "" a spray 1s good for killing ground moles. -"'P.~~-·. ~tl•• ..~ . THREE SECFJONS 32 PAGES ·. Swan. · .. 1 were - . f' ., Cub- Hlram F'·"' - · · ...... Mro ,.._ I J"•"ed ... and ""lue ribbons •~-- . ' " ! .,...., .,_, j-•ld for kindness shown her mother, ~to Mrs. ttuiJuutu• a ~~""'~Z."'.--jlu• .::~ -~~~ Mrs Christy Baer who is ill. ged rose begonia; Mrs. Hyaell al Ohio UniversitY, Athens · . , _ •• for daffodils and ferns on wea- spending the aprlng The regional meetliiK w "" thered wood; and Mrs. iiuii.Cr with her :r~the!. ~...!!1 Mu:in~ beld at the armory In Logan, for cactus and daffodils lD a Arnold. . April 7 was announeed. A pol- tri gular arrangement luck di~ner will be ,.rved at an Miss Lena ·Grueaer noon and members are to take At the close of the meeting , borne Wedne!'Jal', from their own table service. atgls- refreshments were aerved by Hospital aDd . 11 m'tlch tration will be from IHO 1 m. the hostesses to 13 members. ed. A nature hike wu planned ior Mrs. Holter won the door prlae. Mrs Myrtle Long and Aprli27, at 10 a.m. at the borne ter Dorothy vtslled of Mrs. Victor Hy,.n asd mem· dsy' afternoon In bera are to take a sac~ lunch. , at St.. Jesepb Hospital Flower seeds were bro\IKhl ,by Murrion who the members for tba · Junior ed'bums laal ;;;;'k and bas Garden ciub. lecUon. . "Know your fertilizer" was . the topic presented by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Olan Edison Hollon who stated that .,. returned to their bome, WI ~mg , . ' \ Boosters Thursday j class Tuesday ID Middleport. high school Mary R •• ••• he :!::';;:_, DI'"Slde.n' was in Mrs. Pear1 eyn01... ...c r -- " were • 10 mem- 1uo - • ... ·•·•• ...tot..! Mro . " " -·---· - - ·-. - - -· - • ' ~~...... moO ''' 'Jh th no.tv Coloring M.l&i iJUII&GilO• .,.•n•o .. ow -Th present. Hess e t-t-'"J• guest ·speaker Qll the topic "Con,•. •books and horns ...,,. given as aervlng Food .. wbOn the WUd, .Senior band members W!ll , ravors. Refreshments of cup ood Garden' club mot WedneslOOn be se1hng rommun· j cakes and ice cream were serv- ; eveniftg at the home of Mrs. ~' birthday calendars. The or- ed K?,l Grue,.r Minersville with kJ!nt•atlon made plans to . · • ' terve the dinner for the Hoi- Christi. chose as her helpers Mrs. Mason Fisher as co-hostittin banquet April 12. ,Tami M1iilron, Megan Mrller, e~s. She suggested make a shop,... I! . band parly wr the Juruor , .1111 Walburn, Patricia Boyles, hst before bur,mg 8 n lnd senior bands will be grven 1Ann f' ltch. Martha Krawscz)'ll. then to sl1ck to lt. Miss Grlf :n;e llme and dale is to be de~ 1, and Hecky Bartlett. Her special fllhs is M~igs Coun'f,'s borne flilhl later. guest was her sister, cathy. demo:rat!On aaent, orne ..,. , Tlrt 011anltatlon has paid the Sooted at the birthday table onom . , . b.!lanee, 011 11\e unllotms whrch with. Chrisi.l were Cathy Hess, Mra. Lawrence Smith, pres~ wu -$500. rhe uniform commit- Tam1 Milhron, Megan Miller, dent, conducted the '"., reported that 15 more qni- Jill Walburn and ~alricia Boyles which opened with devotions tal< ~ftnl would be ne<'ded for sen- . . en from Romana 7.19 by Mrs. lor band and plans arc being : mg commlttee, Sylvia W1gal, Kenneth Horris, who closed ma!li! to ord•r them. 1 Ramon Yonker and Beulah wrth prayer. Members respond· '!be following porsons Neig ler. Next meeting will be ed to roll call w1th a tip on • .Boston Blackout Near End . � 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 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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