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Thert SAIGON (UPI) -U.S. Air Wf~#.Uift!l'hst:$jlji!W@_~Pl~i!II-~#.Oi!!M!IH!DR Foret jell struck closer to DA NANG, VIet Nam tUPI) - The Comm11111st Hanoi than ever before and hamlet ehlef at nearby Boa Xuan vUJaco lllltkored biOBted Russlan-nradt anti- when he saw the U.S. Marine PJtrol apprOIIddac toaircraft misstl., and sites In day. The Leathemeeb had spotted an anti-Amerku the auburbo of the Commlllllat 1lgo and they moved up to II. capital, a li.$, spokesman said Chief Nguyen Khong walled for tbe Americana today. to yuk down the algo. Instead the Marlon turned · They swooped in low out of toward him. They osked for the ehlera Identity P• the 111n and sent up huge pero. Khong admitted he had none. The MuluN billows of smoke and fire just cheeked ond found tho hamlet ehlefa DilDO on 1 15 miles fl'llm the renter of South Vletnamo11e lilt of VIet Cong 1ympathlzen. Hanoi. Take down that algo yonnelf, the Muluot told Ofli<ial• ollld two mis~Je the thief. Tho rhlof paused. The ·Marlneo baeked sites and a rif:d'ar complex were away. destroyed. 4 s.cendary •"PI• The ehlef gingerly reBtbed up ud begu to re- liP.O r~te and rout .,., luo were hel( Home for fur Gravel tllll ce Mrw. 1.1.-.1'11 •• itltnt of w htr tuim• tar born near Cr' dauib.ttr of tl Mery W!Looa rtap to Eldw~ Place Oct. tl, b1 ali. ehildn and c Ne1 Murro~oy Cl~1· ~- u.orr• Lenior M"rL Donald J, WIIU11111 M. llll of J:uret& .Sta1 frandchlldren -~·-, i, C!b.lld.nn , A •I• of HWltillftou W lllttr lnd an 7 j I ' eeuad. Ia C.INI'Ilb wllh Nml!lHJ' unde Wauetl • Hell !tom-, Mra. Wilma •- I of Rt. l, Crow: wenllll at \be .·-· "" •afely. · c h 1n e s e gunners who ~e Jaunchect one of the surface-to. late lol Mrs. Mld,JHb. .w"Yin1. She I luabanc1, Alva : ur LI.!Mb Lou 1'-&en 111o 111. blld Wculaud.l Bocae for fb.P ChJPel c Mi•• IM!nelt D.v11, • COUI\tf, tl.ed. I Sund&J rm;.rnin u,. lata. Elmer alld l)llltiU lllOI CCIU!Ity. He 'lli'AI of tiM ltandan illJ Co.• of Galt Mnployed u • . W IUrvlved by ~ldcen . Brotb vlvtnr are lfllpertntendent, t~f ColumbUII. !I ..... .. ~ . I ;. ' ~·" '.r.I ·: ' "' ~to 1 1}et tJ ~I f .. pranclng-a~d WitbOUI expf Stride Rit ·· Jelll the comet atyle andllizt '' '• ~ft . l IL., ~ 51 DieS Sunday M~morial ~ srh Iarsh. Af Morehead semi·•Rigs DamagedID• Tuppers PJaiDS • :~~ing . Wljfgi~s ~ ~an -~ ·~ ( ;., ~Dterlea'o111011 ~e tlerit IUI,.t~!ri';, ~111!:0 dam&~ed. MiJ Rh deS 0£ Spiller rt~- DI'es Sunday . Driver Forced Off Highway ' aw>~rded I Creek a~le ~top Fa~grounds, Beaut~v Race h as s..'t O,r.'S ' Back U!ll '.J r ~ I~ when~ I some~~ilting :~Na~j,:,.~.;::c , I ~~ whJc~ duc~?rs, ·~m ' th~ Morris Wins Geort~e lpro~ose oh-,yc """w H~ ~nd * be- ~lght ~ any;>~·~ pt'oJ eue your bab About the most pleasant weekend of tloe spring in Ohio also proved to be perllapo the most deadly in the state's streets and highways. A survey by United Press lnterna. tiona! showed 24 persons killed in traffic mishaps between 6 p.m. Friday and midnight Sunday, slightly above the weekend average for this time of year the Ohio Highway Potrol sald. There also were two deaths in fire and two miscellaneous type fatalities to puola the over-all total to 28. The dead were· killed when was aceidentany Findlay: and Millon llfndall, Friday s\ruck on thehe head by a base- Ar"•m•n, Maudie Foll2, 31,, WORLD tod - By United Press International w•• ~ ·;-;!1 ~"'"'' !t, .N~fl. -ln.,•tiialiJii ~. v· . ' :J... •. porsu~ • • BuddhiSf Most Mlllt311t . . N k P As s atJence ID Jet am ,: -' r ~ failed 10 lead usistanct. FraDk Johnston told be beard tbe uldentllied yoatlt scream!Jig for help. Johnston saw bim eUngiug to a ebaia In Ute Ololo River, Johnston tossed a rope around 1 be youth, but due to the boy'• welgbl, was anable to lift him from lhe water. '"'' -= Flaally, a pas-by a"·d lo tbe rescue, Johnston saU at od bY1 Dd leaol' Is to pel'iOIISIIo relaoed lotlp. Vandalia : Gwen Clark, 17, ball bat during a ball game. RD2, Arlington, killed in a tw. Butler Twp., killed when a train Youngstown: Ronald L. car crash 011 U.S. 68 tllreehit her ataUed car on a cross- del, 20, North Lima, killed in tenths of a mile south of here. • ' '1 ing here. an auto collision on Ohio 1 in Huron: Garnell Sloan, 35, , Hamilton: Edward Greschel, Mahoning County, Huron died in a tw<>ar crash 66, Hamilton, struck by a car Zanesville : Charles Earl Snupe on u.s. 8 east of here. . while crossing a street near his 17, and David Burt, 18, both of Toledo: John Reiley, 112, ·- .. · • wert a • • home. , Worthington, killed when their Toledo, in 1 tw<>ear accident traffic ac-~ident at 5 a m. Sun- Services wm be heJ_d Tues-- Defiance: Donald Marti, 36, station wagon was hit broadSide beri. · "' "' -.. . · day and were alerted by radio day for Mrs. Elsie Voola Gor- Hicksville, killed m a two-car by a dump truck Oll U.S. tO at Toledo: Paul FreJIIt, 36, ' lhat the coject WJ8 ':eJded by, 79 • Langsville, who doed crash at the JUnction of US. \he Musklngum Locking County Toledo, killed while mossiJI& 1 tteir wav. H disappe-ar•:•l at early Sunday mornmg at Vet- 2. and Ohio 22-4, one-half mile line_ strett here. daybreak. erans HospitaL east of...... Beltsville: Richard Pinsky, 31, lloaday Spaue'r', IPI Air For .- i:.tnner Preceding Mrs. Gorby in Ravenna: John Schaefer, 33, Fremont, killed when his motor- Thornville: Robert E. Ramsey SAIGON fUPI) Tbe nation'& most militant Buddhist during ~" Korean '.Var. said death were her parents, ChapAtwater, killed on Ohio 43 when cycle ran off Ohio 12 jllJll west 37, Frazeysburg, and William ' Ui leader toured rebeUlous northern cltieo today urgln( I halt the circu~>r object a\out el and Rebeeca Sacvage Goff, his car was struck while mak- ! of Beltsville. E. Moran, 29, rural route I to anfl.government demonstrations, so 11 not to upstt .plans "30 to 45 lett in diameter and and her husband, Elsworlh. ing an improper !urn. Col mb s· Mrs Susan Adkins Newark, killed when their aula tbe· clviUan government "which cannot be controlled by traveled at speeds rr~rn 80 10 Surv1~ing are two. Sllns, Roy, Georgetown: Emery Frye, 64, Luth u : Ia. .. red m· crashed into a train oa state for a I 85. ' opo1"• 1a 11 Y IDJU · ".• as h'ongton. " 'I h Langsvolie aod Waod Lon• iOO m; co :1 our:• • · Manchester, killed as he affc accident on us. route 13 near here. Thicb Trf Quang charged the United Stateo Ia "opposed "It was obout t 0110 ,,., •• don: two daughters, Mrs. Ruth attempted to cross us 52 in : 3 1r ~I t" f C · ~..33 Lodi· Suo Meacham 1• bl to tho f~rmatlon of a national assem y ~·•• ,., and w•·• and Fred Kling, ·•- th ey can th• ' nlc>'"Or:v Hur ber of Danville, 111 ., an... Brown County. · · 1: 1our mJ es sou n o o1Utnuwt. Bellevue, • • 10, "' monopolize ~~d control t h e 1"we strongly assert that Voet briphl." '• said. ": had never M"'. Alma Nelson, LangsvoUe; Lima: Linda Lou Cardow, 19, • Ashland, were fatally Injured ly tbe UP! generals . . . Nam Is not a U.S. aatelbte. Nor this , , .•• t btfo" two sosters_. Mrs. Nora Pock- Sidney, kUied when her car spun j in a crasb on U.S. 2M H0 id ill 1 n 3 nd 0 d.., 11 wisb to hel!Ome 1 list '" ,,.y it'e. ermg, Manetta, and Mrs. Voc- out of control "" Onoo 66 soutn soutb of Medina. to ra " a ue a or 52nd stale." lOria Tyler Dexter· seven , i · • NEW YORK-NEW YORK'S Nang that continued agitation Quang app&'!DIIy .... trying ifOndchildren one ' great :I New Bremen. ... I Cin<innato: AI!eo Fahs, 11, 1rand ol' opry nouse - the against the military govern- to head off firebrand students ON VACATION grandchild. Toledo: Ru» vamron. 51, and 0 1p Fairfoeld. kil~ m an auto ~I· Ellowed, -grandiose. seamy mont of Premier Nguyen Coa who broadcast appeals over the Meigs County Dog Warden . . , hiS wife, Marg~ret. 53._ koliPd i~oon en Obio 118 near New arimy, and anciently lnefficent j Ky migbt furnosh ot wllh au radio at Hue lor demenstraton Logan will be on va.,. serv.,.. woU be held at 2 when a fire s.ept theor one, Haven. . stack of sickly, yellow brick excuse for reneging oa 1ta to continue protesill demandlllt! lion today through April23. Per- p. m. Tuesday at the Ra•imgs- story home here. . Toledo. Mrs. Ellzaheth f.tr. known as tne Met _ stood of a cov\han assembly the immediate oosler of Ky and 80118 needing his services are Coats Funeral home with Rev. Napoleon: Gertrude Moss- ! . . . fler, 36, Toledo, killed tQneless as a snapped fiddle-- lwuhm three to five months. establishment of another inter- asked to contact Don Robinson Clyde Bartlett ofticiatin_g. Bur- barger, 38, Defiance, when her j Robert Morns, prmcJpal ef _she was a passenJ* string today. The skin was I Quang is the spiritual leader lm government until the at - · or the Meljfa Coun- iai will be in the Wright Cem- car crossed the center line_on Bradbury Elementary school, hot a. Utihty pole here. there but the soul and guts , or the Unified Bulldhist Churob civilian government is elected ty Sheriff's Department. elery at Langsville, Ohoo 6 and plowed head-on onto! has been awarded a summer Gahoo: Katbryn L. Varga,#, were ·gone. land is considered to be ils most a tractor trailer. scholnrshop at Mo,..head Stale RR2 Bucyrus, killed wh011 be~ 83 , powerful and fiery leader. Ilia Satunlay College on Morehead, Ky., un- car collided with IUIOther at ID Opera, aher yem of strongly remarks anti were •OIIIOIIfl the most der_ theAct N>t!Ona\ Defense Edu- city. intersecliOll just north ef lilt posturong and American of ' Cleveland: Michael Hoover, 5, Icalion . . purgong human emoll0ll8 woth issued by hurch leaders Mr. Morros, a 194ti graduate Cleveland : Benny Arthur WB· O)me or the loveliest _sounds !be six cweeks o/ polili· The Gallipolis State High- Oll a charge ol failure to stop Arresled by lhe patrol. Mich0 0 Ior Pomeroy_ High Sch?"l, will ' liams Jr., , Cleveland. &ppar· 45 ever to faU across soft aor-had cal unrest way patrol, inv.,Uraled two within the assured clear dis- ael Blaine. 18, Middleport. was work for hiS masters degree entfy asphyxiated In his bedo It for a shirzy efficieut · accidents over tbe weekend tance. fined $25 and costs for speeding in education. He is in his first room b faul heaiB': new home uptown '" Lincolu Signs fluttered outalde the Iin Meigs county, inciudillt! one An accident Involving a park- Saturday in Mayor C. 0. Fish' year as Bradbury principal afy8 ty space • Center. pagoda where he spoke sayiq at 5:15 p.m. Saturday ou Rt. 7 ed car occurred at 11:15 a.m. er's court. Iter securing his BS in educaThe lila rinai perfonnance "down with American obstruc> in Tuppera Plains. No one was Saturday on Burlingllam Rd., The patrol reported nine lion at Ohio Univt!rsity in Aug. was 1 sort of magnificent vaud- tioD to a national usembly'" injured. six-tenths of a mtle west of Rt. er arrests over the weekend, in· ust of 1965. evqJe melange by more than and sludenta handed out Garth D. Sovel, u_ Tuppers 33. Botb drivers were cited, eluding Carolyn A. La!Vhorn, 18. Morris was one of 4{iteacbers 60 '\!'adlng artisls, and II con- leaflets oo the streets ..Y\njJ Plains, driving south in • semi· TJie palrol aaid that Carol D. Rt Z Bidwell. charged with Funeral serivces for Milo A. of southeastern Ohio, Kentucol arias and ensem-1 tractor, signalled a left turn Jones, 65, Rt. ! ·Shade, struck a fsilure to yield the right of Rhodes, 98, wno died ky and West Virginia bles 25 operas - w '' h MeJca Geaenol Hoc ital into a driveway, ll<hlnd blm, parked car owned by John F. way when making a _Jell ourn. mornillt! in the Meigs General the scholarshop under the ND-; tO linglng rreats. of the . p Hobert J. Rlre, 30, Grayson. Goett, Sr., 72, Rt. I Sllade. Both Her car was mvolved on a colli- llospital, will be held Tuesday , EA du..,..tod lo the Appalcboa l nt0 past In nostaljf!C back- Admlas,.., llolard•y - None. Ky., operating a tractor-trailer, cars were heavily danoaged. ston with a tractor-trailer Fri- at 2 p.m. at the Morse 1 am. drop Oll the now ·splintery stage DloeluirJes Salurdoy - None. was unable to stop. Jones received an abrasion oo day night on HI 35, thr'" miles Church at Spiller with the Heavy damage WI! eaused 1o at thntsrt. Admoolllono Sanday - C o r 1 Officers said thai Rice swerv- !be bond but was not treated. west of Gallipolis. Court dale James Early officiating. COURSE OFFERF.D a car driven by Larry C. LievWAI!HINGTON Pomeroy: Cora Thom- ed to his left to avoid a .colli- Jones was •""!led with till· will be set wheo she is to ial will be In the Sand Training as social welfa,.. ing, 29, New Haven, in .,. returped fi'Oill Easier Middleport: Rolen . Batey, soon but hi! aeml-oulfot bot the ure to wothin the .,sured leave the hospotaL. .. cemetery at Lollfl Bottom aids, which is a part of the serv- car accident Route 33, 1about 00 11 Middleport: Lucille Smith, Qoes. lEft .:de of !be tractor. Both clear distance and Goelt. for Cited for Gaillpohs mumeopa\ side hla late wofe, Clara. ice 10 military families ol the """ and a hall mile north of the laaues. ter; .EUen WiiiOll, Middleport units were heavily parklng Dll the roadway. Bolli court April 19 are Jerrv F. He w.. horn July 8, 1867, American Red Cross will he at 1:10 a.m. SunViet on 1 Dl.....,es Saaday - K I y Rice pooled bond to appear are ICbeduled to l)lpellr April Roush, 24, Pomeroy, ""d Rob- Spiller, and was a member given in five sessiOlls of four- day. , A telO)Iised Seoa:':· Logan, Cora Wig.... April 29 in Meiga county court 21. CONTINUED On Page 2 M- Chapel Church and hours each •Jarling Friday, Ap- The Meigs County Sheriff'! Relationl: Committee helll'lnc the Knights of Pythoas. He 22. The instruction will Department said Lievinc reportwitll Seoretary ol Stata also preceded In death by given at Pt. Pleasant. w. Va., he was crowded off the it'll Ruik the star son, Ralph, a grandson, aDd from 9:30 to 1:30 p.m. 1booe side of the bigbway by anotber to locua .. rreat lll'anddaughler. ler..led may oontact c. E. vehicle into a creek In whlcll Narn - add perbapa set Survivors include these Btakeslee, executive -•tary, his ear stopped after turnlnc . !ant for tlie remainder of · dren, Wild. ud American Red Cross, inunedl- over on Ita left side. HOLLYWOOD (UP!) there been aa mu<h Samantha liflar (Tho be miss\njJ. all of New Brljfhton, Pa.: N11113 ately. Thi!re was dam e ta the left el'fllon-year , ...Jon ' .. ' (l'el!est array of movie rivalry. Mlsa. Elilabetb Hartmu moe two. hour show wiD Riichie, Portland; front fender, door81and bw!oper 0 iii!VJLLB, SPAIN _ T w in memory will that year for "Suapiclon'' of Blue) and telecast in color lor the first Racine and Russell, FINDING REPORTED of his 1184 model car. No 1 of famou beai; of tlamor lor CbrlsUo, a (Ship of Pool&). limo (by ABC-TV 10 p.m.• 13 and Eugene Newland, ies or amsta were tlOi - M11. JOhn F. Kennedy _Academy Award allow Anilmfo tbll but Mlaa SllliOftl EST) wlt)o comedlu Doh Hope great rrandchiklren. RFD, Reedsville, wps Sloerlll's 11\Ct 'Prlileeit Giice of Mp111coon .tbe bailie of ·far Miss Hou;ll!lin will as master of ceremonies II, the may call at the Ewing guilty of excessive speed _! 01 the .!how at the tnte,.. healllllul Juiietl Eqland'.,.... awarils. ' . Santa Monica Civic AudlloliWn. Home until necin Tuesday conditions by Meip Count1 tiona! dit Sevllll .·· The -bet actor Jt'·• a cl,nte I'ICO for heal the will. be takeu to venUe Judge F. H. O'Brien but hill '1lte . wiD be out In honors, too. Both chiii'Cb. urday. Newland vias JilVOD lh tlltli" with eacbManila (Col "SoUnd of Muoio" and "Doclor warning. ~tea, J '• ' --''--11' t' •• ~ ty boat owaer rescueu a _,. pound teen--aced boy Sunday wblle 1 IJ'OUP of onlookers ri~ ~.·• ' n ;iho 1~ ~ O\le~~ "'""''~"""'"'~'"*''--~"" Mrs (;orby 711 ~·orr~ Whartoh, W. v , ••; ' Injured the ehlef. air tSAM) missiles from a Vietname.se g4vemment sent pl_acemeotl seven miles west of second hidden site in a futile an urgent protest the Do Naill!, ki\Ung 16 of tbe to bring down the International Control Commia- CommuniSts. The Lealbemeckl ~!tackers led to the second kill sion &~ainst U.S. bombing lowered the barrels of huge 15$ The swift Fillll Supersabr..; missions over a "suburllan area miiUmeter guns and blasted tbe IIAVENNA, Ohio IV~!I ,..sl\y dodged the mi,.ile and of Hanoi." charging Communists. Several ,Pi"'tres of,~ br!j!ht smashed tbe site, located <The Hanoi govt!rnm<nl said In a nearby clash, !be cl~ unident1foed ObJect about )7 miles southwest of the bombings proved "U.S. Marines hit guerrilla ,sniper w~ch two Portage Coun!y ,jcpHanoi. AI the same time other imperialists are deliberately positiMS with recollle" rifles ullfl <haled from At_water, pianos . knocked 0111 radar intensHylng and expand In 1 and COUII!ed 15 dead. Ohio, to Foeedom, Pa .• •ere to sJatums 10 the· same area and · The U.S. Army's 1st All' . today to eovern. . the·or war") . be turned.. Oller feiJow · pilots smashed into Otber Bomlt MlssJoa1 Cavalry Division ended its ment !lffirlals for study, A the rommunicalioils Other Viet U.S. fighter in !benorth C.ntral "opokesm· loa we~ ' n said ,pilot.. nilles to the south.I ar gets 33 North Nam planes with hit tO , operation Highlands Mosby 3511 miles of /(lap !Omewba1 Ou!t:ure 1· 85• bD s.· Th lo · 'd to · · d h kiU' lhre Viet Con• but the objeCt was visible as a • c ses prevoous rao miSsoono an eavy ' m-1 ogon. ong e • d k t' • f 8 • izPd HanoJ wa, Nov. 7, 1965, when bera from Guam blasted and eapturing fBur. Despite tbe ·1 American planes Blruck 23 troop concen1ration 6li miles light resistance they uncovered pan w, 1 .tg I 5 nong 1 huge armo cache includillg around it nflies southwest of the city. The north of Saigon. ttrgt!l-' then · also was misaile In ground ictlon, u.s. Ma- hand rreoadeo, mortar ammuni- The ob;ect was about I · ···•" rlnes beot back a suicide squ•d lion, artillery roundl and other 81 mtil's bf. Depot••• D,ai.e ·lliiDUI· IIHto salll tho North,attack agoinot ar1111ery IJII- explosiveo. Spaur and W. nov &17 Ji"lnt Ave . D&tlM ol Cresc ol SERVE BANQUET - Twenty five Pomeroy vo\unleer firemen Saturday evening prepared and served a banquet to about 100 athletes of Ponto eroy High School and special guests. Firemen participating were, front row, I tor. Harold Triplett, Ted Custer, Charles Werry, Dude Gitfla, Anto,., Lucke, Roy Kasper, Charlie Werry and Henry Werry. Second row, Moot Parker, Bill Grueser, Homer Smith, Joe Struble, Harold Norton, Bob Hysell, Arnold Snowden, Arthur Slusher, George Nesselroad, Harold Ebersbach. Back row, Bob Davis, Harry Bolinger, Herman Werry, Howard Wells, Gur Freeman and Jim Sisson, See ••sports Desk," page 3, for detaUs.- Sentinel Photo. ~i1~1 ~~~:,.pi_s;;t :;~:: :';;.;h.~ :l:~r:n":y ~~n~ c::~o:t~i'.:.J:"!r.i Pictures of I~=;~~::::;.I Oh • 10 Weekend Pleasant,. f#?-r-~m~~~~ Bn•ght UFO to ufider StUdy effort But Deadly on Highurays ~rvlr• aiU.rDOOn · ~ ~randchiklren, at~ ~ Cl)r~ ~. ~~. ~ COiillliilenIII'! tho will ~. Zhiv&~o" LOC~ TEMP!I tliO Is · · eacb, One....,of 11 thenoininatlono ~~0:~~~~;il.:~~~~~ MARIIlti.GE ~~,;!l~~~·~ to win tbe Oscar. The te~ in ~~:~ ~~~~Jimmy Clair ,Tbe other con~ent~~nc IIOJVieo fOJ'a blolnootl dloli'iet at 1 ~ Reedsville, "' re~~ ~;f: ~ piAt~ore f'Die Denn~ " "A 'l'boutaDd e:m. ' l:Af>:tfl-~ ' • " I I' ;f. -•. ' ' \ 71 okCl'OII under '> ~(II ~. ·' t• . �f3tlt In Per Capita Jncome UPIBriefs .Rh R }j f "··... . 10 e e Pro,ram Probe T..J.· •, uo. erdemam 5 UlllliliC of beeo will be demo..lrtltd Tuetday 11 (Cnnllllued From Page Qne) I p. m••, tile Edton Roosh Spain ~ hour o1 J:30 a. m. fana loealed I! the Carmel She may have been bmubled <Ommolllly mllet aorth 0 0 .. · ' The ~heing~ ~ "'~.·· Stepbeo, Soue;ht By Social Workers ...... Jon '!' "" • =::-:~ ~=- ~;.~!le~t ~{t lpeclalllt Ia bee ~ wm - ll"•n!I•I"""!'!Q" (' ...!' "''~ COLUMBUS (UPIJ - Ohio's social workers plan to Spanish diplomat oOn Alltoniq ohow bow to place founda. 1 .,.111 "~,.,01 "v' '' •• ' ... • C i sti Ca . •• C bay f t ,_ t•· fnmes, •ow to taxes actual& will be II• ongress to nve gate the state's handllng of rellef "'1111" Y ~ ~ ona ~. ~. •.. . .-. . from one • hive . 1 · • ,. .~ up or.. down next motltb , -. J)Nil'lml, it .was dISC osed today. • ..c o.;rr;;r: ~tre emp:::n.!ea1.y U!ll 0 ~.., u ... · ·- ' ·· ····-· u-~ ~ _A .. ,. The Ohio Council of the National Association of Social d!Died by close friends of the to nether, con&rol of swarm-wm txu' ~ay lftlt:l.u I,w.~a• beginning the """' na· ~o•ken Is sponaorlng a atatewlde meet1n1 here Saturday former Flnt Lr,dy and by her ftq by lfentllYIB& tbe qieel omployera, . acllnS 11 the . Q! aoclal workers to discuss mother, Ml'l. lluih Au~hln- bee, Uthtllir epproted pr~C- ldh'ectlon \ of tho ,..etnment, 1 tile matter. state of planning to divert • .,.,.. closs, tlees Ill eoaecdo1 Ill$ oaey . taking more money .. Tile council said Ohio ranks ly $9 million In federal 'unds 111 Rome Garrlguu declined JIIOdUdlu, The demlllllln· money nul of your pay !. · :l.lrd among the 50 slates In per thai Olllo wUI get undor Medl· to <O~t on the rom...., llou ere opea 10 ....,...., OllVelope. spending for relief al· care to reduce alate spenthn' nporta laying "II 11 the duty •rcordhll It C. E. Jllates. In gllleral, you can upect th®gh 13th in per copito 1 instead of using it lor nigher of a geniltmao not to reply to lee, coaniJ - f o • apa~ 1o be taken lilt tf you're Income. reliel allow1111Cf8. sueh queslion; .. IJricuiM. and earning pver $50 a trhe social work~rs croup said They said thi!l ls contrary to ·. dlU:o if you're a married it oip attempt fo force Oo'o to the Intent of Congress 'n orovld· A VAST IITOJW SYSTI!M with two children earn- ~ increase its aliowanceo by In& the additional money, which rakod the South-! wllh f{ more than $110. bringing federal Intervention. Ylolent thunderstorms and at """"6" you're earning less than 'i'he group saad the federa l least three tornadoes, apmd those amounts, •ces are govornmeot . has been steadily hlih winds, rain and •now over that less money will be with· mcreaslng •ts share of roftel c ., much of the coonlry today. held lor lil1ea the first payday costa until It now pays nearly Tornadoes smashed Into Tex· ofler April 30. two-thirds of the cost in 0h=o l!l and Oklahoma Sunday, iile Carl2t0n Suhday ;tfhOOl The old system required The state, on the other haod . Hoi••• Roopltal> Visiting . causing damall1! estimated In had an attendance of 81 April employers to withhold taxes at a Oat 14 per cent rate. Under has reduced its proporti<>n of hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parent; the thousands of dollars and 10. The Cradle Roll, tM costs !lo that Ohio's ~lief only on Pediatrics ward. Injuring t.t least two persons. end Busr Bee cluse!l the 11ew graduated system, tar· l; allowances hav• continued in· I Admii!IODI Hardest hit wu Engle p.. s. a program for Ea!ter es will be withhold at Ill diHer· J: adequate, It said. Ohio speul M". Lllle M. Holley, R48 Tex., a Moxicon border ell)' o1 InC SUnday School . The ont ra!"" - ranging from 14 to , about $109 million In "at• funds . First Ave.; Mrs. Angeline CUp. 20,000. The twister smashed Choir oang two selection per cent- dependlnr on the · ob various \H!IfarP progr.:Jms [ter, 2104 Ea!ltem Ave.; Brenda ttore windows, damaged e companied by Judy King tazpayer'!l earninp. last year. 1 Ann McGraw, Rt. 1 Vinton: driv.. ln theater and toppled a the piano. Worship aervlces The workers also a•~<·used the Roosevelt Mounts. Rt. 2 Vin- chimney onto a parked truck lowed with Rev. Clyde Hinton. ---~- -~- - -·- ton: Mary K. Carpenter, Rt. 1 containing C. 0. Lawrence and After church all the children enVinton : Donald R. Saxon, Rt. 11his wife. They were hospital· joyed on Eoster egg hunt. DIGGING fN - There woo plenty of food on the table and plenty of boya to put It Gallipolis; Joseph H. Alley, !Zed. Mrs. Jane Dais, who hod gh School athletes Saturday evening given away at the annual banquet for Pomeroy HI Rt . 1 Galli~lis: James R. Stoa resldent of this co~r•mmuty j by the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department. Shown here at the banquet ore (from fot• --------- ~ ver, Apple Crove. W. Va.; Mrs. BOSTON - SCIENTISTS for several yean passed away ground) Reed Ferrell, Leonard Lyono, Ted Morarlty, Jeff Werry, Jim Crow, Kenny EIIJ' Gauge rtadings: Gallipolis Heber H. Riffle. RL 2 Pt. Plea- revealed today how men and Saturday morning· at her lloh and Rex Cumings. - Senltnol Photo. Dam 12.3. 21.6, running 32 feet Slnt: Mrs. Jack E. Pickens, Rt. women respond to sexual acts ! after a lingering illness. ' on rollers, Pomeroy-Ma!lon 22.· · 2 Pt. Pleasant; Marvin L. Woot· under scientific !lcrutiny in a I Mrs. Elizabeth Murray visit· ! 81 ~ Pt. Pleasant 25.43. Hinton ! en. Rt . 2 Pt. f'leaRant: M r !1. study rivalling the Kinsey ed recently wltl'l her sister COLUMBUS WPH - Give made a business trip to MW. •10 2 53 falling. Kanawha Falls 7.· Don n. Nme. Rt. 1 Racine; Report In its impact on mon's ' family. Mr. ond Mrs. Dr. WUiiam HaU, new journal· dJ 1 64 falling, Charleston 20.78. Lon- 1 Virk j L McCabe, Middleport; of sexual behavior. I Will at Pomeroy, lBm school director, a chanre to epor' Howard Searles ol Pomeroy don Dam running 2 f,.t, 1Millon E. Russell, Middleport ; Th t dy !'tied "H Mr. and Mrs. William Beal prove himself before condemn· called on Mrs. Katie Young Marm01 2'1 r..:. and Winfield 1Wayne A. Dent. Middleport; •• " 1sRu .: umdan ceived word of the death of ing. him, a goup of Ohio State and Jean and Mr. --• "'-, .t f t M W . 11 . B .xxua esponsE' 1s a w1 e. . , V tty tud "'"' - • ee. . _11i. 1 1 a~ . ranging report of the rt'actions brother, Hobart Stanley, Ath· mver& 1 entl urged the Howard Youna Boat Movement" R1fe, Rl 1 Middleport: of .382 women and :112 men who!' en•· ' followi•• ·oe a lengthy Illness • campus community today. Judy "eller Linda YNO•• ·-• . Ohl o R'"' - Vulc•n up 14. : Mrs. f.,. 0 Wood , Rt. I Rut. uod bo ~ Mt~ Weber Wood Mrs Vir The 25 students questioned Mr ond Mrs Jamet Hollon " ' - .. "'"' 1 1 ·t . land: Mrs. Jimmy R. Halley, . er <' ose da . ratory °LJ:'jerv~- o 1 6:3S p.m.; Jeffboat up 14, 11:40 Km." g and Helen K'lng · · • wheth ,..... ,_ · · · . . Lorna Grlndiey calle4 on Jill Rt k H'll N er s lKienl-8 were receavand sons have moved mto the1r y Sand fte ' k. 1100 engage m sexua prach- ~e> 1 1 0 1 d d 14 4 2 on p.m. : war own . : .. a. 1 . . a .1 ; · ar 1e ' . orth. · 1ud'mg m .1 ing all the tacts about Hall and Elmer H. Nelson, dP.C., Carl new home. oMung ay a Lew'rnoon.H"'""" .. . ces, me ercourse and the past week with Mr· r and Mrs 111 ({1.; Ch uc k1e 0. up Ill, 1·40 a Iup, 1 1ma , 0.: Mrs. BenJamm auto _ stimulation. The report Mrs. Russell E. Hoffman at lhe method ar his appointment Eugene Nelson, Exec., to Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Grind- Mrs· K · --... m.; Endeavor up 16, 4. a.m.: ( Hulf, Che<ap<'ake: Mrs. pubiishl'd b LitU B &derson, Ind. through The Lantern, the cam· en R Edwards, Lena M. Ed· ley and daughters of Ml ver. 11 · d..;'lle Young and Jean Pennsylvama up 16, 4:30 a.m.; Charles D Creel, Cott.agevHie, Co \ 1 ~· ;ow~. pus daiJy newJipaper. wards, .~ acre, Rutland, non spent Ea~ter weekend with pa ~ Easter servlces Ia Peggy Oowney down 17, 6:40 W. Va.; Mrs. Lewis Baisden. liam ., wHasMwrtl en dy Mr. IMr. and Mrs. Norman They , ·d the La Lang ille · omeroy Sunday 31 1 1 as ers an VI • n ern ) ansv Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young J : a.m.; Buckeye State down 17 , Coalton: Mrs. Elmer C. Miller, ginia E J h th rs.ba ~~ : of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. der final authority of tht' jour Edgar A. Abbott, Jane V. d 1 . d ean Young missed several IUS a.m.; Tibolt up 18, 4:55 a. Rt. 1 Franklin Furnace; Dar. of 11 . o nf!'lon on he !lis Branch Miller t)f Belpre nalism school staff wh'• ·h Abbott to Ha,old Blackston an .m a. days work because of a broken L J year!! o researc t · 'to r M · "" • · 11 m.: lncll up 18. 5·50 a.m.: ~~f· rt ones , Wellston; Mrs. · recen VIS! rs o r. Elijah been criticizing Hall. Helen Blackston, .35 acre, Mr. and Mrs Otho Young n..... u.a-'tier sustamed. last Saturda7, 1 ferson up 19. 6 311 a.m.: Ph•I•P G""rge K Akers. Ironton: Mrs. WASHINGTON _ NEGOTI· MIChaeL 1 Each of the slud,nts who Chester. and Venus Kay of Burbank ----· Soo~ up 21, 3 am lllmots up W~IJJam L. ~etzler, Oak ~11J ; ators in the week-old coal min- Mr. and Mf!l. Wal.ter TerreU signed ,the statement cw-rently Johnson T. Janes, Josephine ~ent Thursday to ~aturday with 22, 5.20 am., J•nks up 23, , MISs Roxy "alton, Rt. I \\ell· ers' strike resumed Iaika here of Pataskala and Mlllses holds or hao held pu.ilions of R. Janes to West Virginia Pulp hi! mother and SISter, Jean. WEATHER 5:q2 a,m · Jer~w down Green- , ston Bi today with coal stockpiles ita and Ruth Ann Terrell of lea~ers~ip on various boerrls •r and Paper, 70 acres, Olive. ~r. and Mrs. Marvin Me- Partly cloudy, Wll'lllel' ... up 10. ~5 P m., . Alton Zephyr 1 M J' l1hs dwmdlmg at the nation's steel Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- f'lr1ces m campus orgamiza!ion!t Christopher C. Cllne tG Arch- GUire and family of Bradbury aJ&bt, showers. Tuetdly varia,. 1 down (Jreenup 2 25 .am .. Sol-· OakrsHllllmmy R. Halley, Rt. 11 millr, neth Marklns ot Racine were Among the signers was Jenni- it L. Pierce, Virginia K. spent Sunday afternoon with ble cloadfness, ICIUerN lllo.!r 2 8 _:a~~~~;ree: m: urda . M: s_at- The prospects were for Sunday visitors of~· and Mrs. Lohse, of Pomeroj', pr~ 1 • Pterce, Lots, Middleport. Mrs. Ketie Young and Jean. HIP t%·71. "' : . 'h. L ndd nDe n .G II m . Rt dd""l' rt' •dam h Rife, Iending the walkout of '2 000 John Dean and failiily. dent of a college Robert ' A Davis Elizabeth Keller, Columbus, spent Jo n a epo • aug ler J·. r • Mr. and Mrs Guy Thoma · group. · S. Davis · to ·Robert •A. Davis th e weekend WI'th L'nd TO STUDY OFFI!R · ' 5·25 . P anI upD reenup 04 . P m •Sund ' Isot <:oal miners in four states. servace I a y oung. C~een~·e 8 ~~ 8 · w· tup Disrbay~ge. IReports were that the Umted lllnouncing the birth of Elizabeth s. Davis parcels' Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bailey CLEVELAND (UPI) - Strlt• ,' ns on , Churchill · (' · a Mine Workers IUMW) and Bl- daughter. Salisbu(y ' ' and daughters of Virginia and ing members of Teamsters Lo1amara l. Allensworth Mrs . up ,reenup 7. 4,5 a M d M Will' M d M Ch 1 S cal 10 are to m~ •·•· m.. Joseph Chotln down M J. I Harr All' . M . ' \ummous Coal Operators AS9or. an rs. IBm' Bessie M. Pickens to James I r. an rs. .. er penCl'l' ' ~· ...., to . A. Brace, Judith A. Brace. spent Sat~day afternoon with eonsider whether to ratify 1 dihl 2 05 p m.: Western do~n Bald~m. ~~~· E~fili u;,ban H. c1at10n had found almost no ashelt had as ~ent 1 1\o{eldahl 3 p m . Orco M jR b n M · '· Betz, arta of agreement on terms of I Mr. and Mrs. R1chard I Mrs. Kat1e Young and Jean contract offer worked out S.. 396 acres Racine 8 , shell of Columbus. d..l 3. 55 'm . Steel ~pre' 1. 0 eM Rehtz. dJrH. Ro!S How· ' a n•w wage controct. E ' C ' te El' . and Mr. ond Mrs. Lewi< Hud· day at a 611·hour negotlalloa 91' • ........ :o~s 1en, rs. 1c ar . Brown M N ugene arpen r, azasession w'tb 0 , 1 Standa d 011 1 dOwn Meldahlt p.m.; Dan Luck- RodnPy R Bum ardner '1 rs: orman Wood, whll was beth Carpenter to ADna son. . · r , _, ett up Meldahl 2.to am E Cal' K u g D · James LIMA, OIUO - A GROUP a patient at Veterans Memorial Haines 2 68 acres Leban Mrs. Lewts Hudson, Mn of Ohio. ,Gallipolis Dam Semet IA~ eh:~ c:lsle~ Lu c~~ ~;: of about 25 .rommunily leadef!l hospi~al., has returned hom~ Law;en~e Fiel~. Anna:ile Katie Y~ung and Jean !!pent a . . 'ii·l dOwn 8:15 p.m : Zimmer up 10 - I Chesfer Ford AlbeJ·t pledged their support Sunday and lS Improved. Recent Fields Connie PI r Jarvi!! da~ Wlth Mrs. Marvin MeANCIENT ~ 20 p.m.; Kentuckian down 12·50 I ., . for mlmmum housing staDdard!l or.s or Mr. and Mrs. W'IOoi Wf're Funeral service!! for Howard I to H ·, J pe GuLre, The scythe, lUll U!ed todSJ a~.: J. s. l..ewls up 1 50 a.~ : , ~ill~ 1~·nJr., ~~~ E. F~~r~o~ l~gislation being considered by Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil King and H. Demson, &5, RFD, LangsvJile, 1 21 ~~?,e a::d_Donna Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Joe ~!anuel and aU ~ver the world In barvestin& W.al!er Beckjord down 4:30 1 1M H . • c11y_ council here. family,. who died Sunday at 4.30 i J . Abbott G Ab- sons, Racine, spent Easter aram, and grass, dates back to m.; Reliable down 5 20 am I K~it a~y ~~~~son, u!cott CJty Councilman J. Vance SP4 William Murray the Veterans MemorJaJ ~~i~ l bcit~~t E t' Meo~el J with Mrs. Katie Young and the Sackle, a small, curved laallw.U River -Fort Dear ! 0 s; rs 'a ys IN. Shepherd said Sl•nday that friend of Washinpm o al where he had ben . mes · a e, r., Jean. hand tool used as early as 3000 0 6 bom up Marmet 2:10 pm ; w- ~r~ ~;~;· L~f::O~· ca~- more ~han 3,000 of the city's vitited over the weekend weeks, will ~ h:l:a~=~ Nma · Call, acres, Chester. Mrs. Katie Young and Jean B.C., accordine to the EncycJt. H. Shaver, Jr up Wmfieid l .!i.l Mont orne . ~ Palmk Mu; approximately .51,000 dw~Jllng!l ltls mother~ Mrs Elizabet~ nesday at 2 p.m. at the Strong spent a_n afteroon with Mr. and paedia Britannica. P·~·: Allen R. Merrill down dell, ~r, :lrs PeaiJ' 0 Oldak· were detenor~tmg and that til9 r&y and with Mr. and Mrs. and Son Funeral Home with bur. Mrs. Smwn Newland. Wmfltld 5:~ p.m.; A. J. Pat· I er, Clarence 0 Price Mn others we~ m such poor. con- na M~ray; Jr. ial ln the Salem Center ceme. ..:J • ~ Mr. and. Mrs. Lewis Hudson, There cerebellum part of t!at leD diwo Wmf1eld 6· 10 a m No. R R n P ul J R. dll!on that they are pracl!cally V181lmg the past we"' tery . Mn. Katie YN••• and Jean brain keeps mind llld muscles . . . · · ·· osa a1 es. a a . oss1 1er worth!ess. Mr. and Mrs. Wlll!om . Kmg. . --"'!' l'l!"al •P Wmf1eld 9.40 p m ; Mrs. Harold B. Shadle. ..,,.' j He was born Oct l%. I880, CONTINUED Ffom Page I apent Sunday even1ng with Mr.' Iwor king toaether and presen• H'1en Z. up WmfieJd 10·20 p W Rover1 Tobert M s E . Mr. and, Mrs. Ernest lletlmao at FWD. Langsville the !!On f ert W. Roush, 28, Churle'iton, and Mra. Joe Meek, Middle. balance. ff!·: Beaver up Winfleld 6 4S a. Tolliver. Mrs Wat;~~ Bond F rf , ed and !!On. George of Pltf,;bm·gh, the Jate Tom and ' Anna Ha~- ~th for sto~ sign vi~latiJn!1, por~. ... i --~~~~---m. jJr .. PMiip R White, Miss 0, ett Mrs Myrtle Carman hill Denison. Also preceding •""'k E. Juhon, 26, .Gray!IO!l, Lioda Youog and Jean Young Elma W•1hams. Mrs. Richard ~fayor. Court Idaughter, Ruth of ' him In death were three broth. Ky.; flchh"?s regiStraUon; DEVOTED TO 1NTE1IES'r !'RAISE AUXILIARVMEN I Wyont Roosevelt Mounls lfrs DI Mr. and Mrs. RIChard , ers J>mea H. Mitchell, 29, ColumSQUAD OALLED COLUMBUS IUPI! - High· INeihe ·M West Mrs Ellis · M.,: ch a~ B:m· Pt. Ple..ant, of Hemlock Grove •nd l<iss Mr. Denison had heen 1ft poor cu•; John M, Williams, 2Z. G•l· The Middleport E-R squad MEIGS • MASON AilE.\ way Patrol Supt I{Dbert ChJ- Miltan .· Peler B Mc'catl')l Da- sa:rg h"!1 o~at: an un- Mr. Hoskins and Mr. '\sa for some time A retired Hpohs : Jimmy Large, 29, Win- was called Sunday evening to ·~~'::,,•;..~:.tu:~::' 1 0 1 annonte S~~ay pra1sed the , Yld E Manring, Mrs . Edward bo:d ~ep~~· el $25 hn,~;. farmer, he wa!l 1 member' of ston Salem, N. C.; and IJar* the Rt 2, Pomeroy, home of s.~~an:""::~;_-= P'trol A1.nnllary as more than c Heath. Mrs l:lasii L Haynes 1 Leg , C e:o~~ayor Charles Mr and Mrs. Stanley the Wilkesville Masonic Lodp I':IX'f Kestner, 51, Bec!rJey, W Mr. and Mrs. E. s. Stewart valleJ" Publltllllll CoDI.PID.Yo uo 11• 500 membel'!l ended thefr an- Frank M Fugate. Mrs. Ray: A::e:tedou~ p urday. . and farruly, Cleveland, · Survivors include hi!l wife Id · Va., all for ~peeding. where their daughter was hav. :=::!lc.4'i~ct~~~~1~--= nual . two--day conference.> The Imond Broy!e!l. Mrs. Dame! over the weekendo~oy PQiice be. parents Mr. and Mf!l. Wailiam.s Denison, a sast.er,' Li~ ~athleen R. Phillips, 15, Rt. ing breathing difficulti~. She tai.!~O:: ';:' '!a~ cu IIUill1as a~lharymen annually !'i pend r:reene, and infant daughter George 22 R 11 dere Jimmy and hls parents, Mr. and Beach Borden Texas and 2 Crown City, W9!1 citP.d to Gal- was taken to the office of a m•tt.r M the Poll otttce .- Pomwot. 1 1 lia c t · 200•000 d unpaid hours m r?u- Mrs. Carroll · ' ' · u an • cha~ed Wilham BeaJ ' ' ' ·· Ohio. ' L Roach and m- with drivm& over a I · Rich· oun Y JUVI!n Ue court A.pr 11 )oca1 phys1caan. NauoniLI advartiJinl npnll8ft&au"' . brother, Hort Denison, 11 ti t:Je an emergency dut1eB w1th fant son Mrs Larry Hud,.n ! ,·ne nd Ra ow f Mr. 23 for no operator'! hcense• .. ""'"•n•m Juc.. 341 Llllbll· r•.1ml;a t · · •1 . a ymon d 1, ye Little .1 and Mrs. Frank King and 1 mond, ind'·na "' . n v•, KtmbiiL Ne• •er• Cltr, N" 1 --,.- r pa ro_~e_n.___ - - - land daughter. ; Middleport, intoxication. ' ami y of .coluJ?bus, Mr. . and ' Friends may call at the fu- -.. - . . FIREMEN CALLED Y~bHrt»U• rae. O.Ufttld w - - --_ ~rs. FAd1t: Kmg of Hamson- neral home anytime MEETINO PUT OFP' The Pomeroy Fire Depart. e•rrter 'lli'ben available 311 0611u ,. .11 VIlle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles El· The regular weekly meeting ment was caUed at 10·06 a m ~:: ,..., m ld~ 11 t:l!• 1 ,-'{4.1 lis and Mr. Walte r Ell is were of the MeJgs ' Cn unty Commh~ today to help extinguish ' ' a. molltht tlniLI om., I1UI1 &t • •·tO' 'J'.IIrM 11!100\M a.-o. 1r 1 · ----~ all recent visitors or Mr. and Veterabs Mmt~rlal Hospital aloners scheduled today Wll!l brush fire near the Herbert !':to!,.~~~ ,:,::r 11 .:."": · Mrs. Charles King. 1 Adml.sslons Saturd~y - Car- po!!tponed until Tuesday, AprU Mcintyre residence at Five ~·: ~:0!:!_00 ~AIOsta .,._,, Mr. and Mn. Wayne Beal and olyn Maxey, Reedsville; car1 lt, at 9 a.m. Points, uon 1H1ee 1*1\Miet lu4Q ~ family were Su.ndly visitors of Staats, Syracuse; William Mil8tdMD. · · Mr. and Mrs. Roger Young. ler, Mason; Mattie ·Righi· Hatlo's Pvt. Carl Hall, who hu house, Pomeroy; Prico Hawk, IY f'UttY CRAMER own. Use two thin pieces of a zipper for 08 removal lor ~n home on !w-lougb to visit Pomel'<l)'; Louise Bartels, Porn. !'"PIPer EoterpriRe As!>iD. wood about nine inches by : laundering. My ;andmotlier al- h1s parent!l, ~r. and Mrs. Carl eroy; Delores Neal, Clifton; ANENT YUI,LY - We have a three inches, hfo-12-ioch lengths jso 9ewed one side of a large HaJJ and family, has returned John Hunnell, Pomeroy; Mrs. SFI:JUSES PRIVATE lel~pbone on a party lme. of round hat ela!ltiC and two !Dap throu h each comet of the to cam!l . Clarence Fife, Pomeroy. GOR~ESF'ONPENCE the other party clip clothespins. Drill a hole a- ~ comforter the oth& sld f Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burnside Discharges - Jean Evans, 0 17!NGBATTA p)lone off tbe hook bout three fourlhs inch back lh to hFd as recent visitors Mr and Norman Hawley, Mn. Virgil 1 the ecov- Mrs e snap a corner o R' h rd H d · Hud d b' PREACf4ES Tf41S Io pu t It back. When from one narrow end of each / er so the comforter stays m . IC a ou ~helt of son, an , son, Sy II Work· !ISAUTfF!.JI.. haJppetns I turn up the ra-' board Thread a p!ece of eta.. Ia 1 th he Columbus. man, Jesse l'uttle, Edward HutOUTLOOI< .... l Jo d 1 · P ce n e cornm o1 t cov1on, Sad'" •carl. s very u and hold tic' IJu'ouW1 the bole aod theo ' er - MRS F 8 ·~~.fMI"'Inltter very close to 11 jthrough the bole in the spring ' ' p 11 · , ·~I HELD ~ MURDER Adml.,ionA Sunday - Lynn party usually mve,;. 'l of the clothespin Tie the ends ' DEAR 0~~y _ ·~ our Of· OtiCOLUMBUS !UP!) - Mrs. Sohray, Moundsville, W. Va.; tbe source of the loud of elastic log~ther. These boards fice we read and dis th essa Smatll, 30, was beJd on Osa Boggess, Syraeuse; Marand iangs up the rec01v.' can be sHpped under the mat· Pointers of that da cu:, 1 • ~Ant • degree manslaughter tha Stanley, Middleport; Let~ 'LUCILLE. I "'~' at any spol aloni I he luoch h N y ld ;~~ I arge today In the fatal •boot- er Glblls. Rutland; MeiiS!8 fh· Wltb 1sideo of the hod and the com· to kno ou~. •: wet wou 1 1• ~-~alurday ~~ her husband, le, Racine; Tereta Corbin, en.. p:woslty you forter can be ~re w ow ge a If at n &:~UFne, 38, durmg an argument shire. "*'" :n-bury ' Hospl'taJ N'".,\"S Society News OSU Leaders River News I Ask Time for WI Iam Han Wf•}t• Meigs 1 knowl~ge w" Property Trans£ers 1 p e Grove Soci·ety Notes •• 1 1 h··: 1 !:.;; r" a: son.w!l/ t1im fer WOnle~·s J~:~y H • owardDeniSOD Of LangsVJlle • . 1 1 w!se en. -~ · ,A o•Ies on sunday 1 8 6 SEMI RIGS ·j Tbo'rna: THE DAILY SENTINEL or l in 1 "LLY'S POINTERS w:." Party Line Suggestions. ~ER :nd ~I'• aMIIIuce. l ed with the cfolhes~s '";:;;- ~wer~.~!~~~ out of • mold. over his claim she was playing Dtlcbarlos Saaday - Carolyn ...,11!11 II¥.. be· ' · · · any 1,.....,J wayo have been 1 record so lo!ld ho eould not Moxey Alberta Ward O.nlae otb. j ... ID by • .., DE'" POLL lrlod and none really wtrk well. .. ~ Y - My old- Thanko for your help and keep tot. ~~ tlolfaHoly f"hiol1f'<l ideo for Sharleen bas i up the good work.-FANNIE •· rrM methoda ... , proved 1ts va)ue through three I'IIOierl.- POLLY IOIIeralions of our family. Aayooe oabmllliaJ a Poll 'o Make what looko like 1 lilnl • Prol!te•, 1 anlattno to 1 - II SOarleen sized cotloo pillowcase to cover lem .. o favtrlte llomemaklllf In the slore the <Omforte<. Thm aides wiU Idea wBI receive 1 dollar If comforter un be sewn topther and 1 h 1 hlly useo the Item 111 Poll , 'IIW:e her I follrtb caa be soapped/~r bave Polaten. . -. -· .. y • ,.!t.. { bear • ielevislon program. Shuler.' Dille Snyder • Debra ' f'Ob .SPEEDING Lawrence, KJ!Ie Lewis, Mich· Lawrence Harrlaon ael Good, Fred Ralrden. port, wao fined 10 • Middle- Birth saifday - Mr. allll Friday night ~~dl;"sts Mrs. Clare~ce File, Pomeroy, Mayor C. 0. Fisller on po~ a son. . ' speeding charge inotead of ·lor . --'---reckl.., operat' Asp~r1n Is saJ4 to he Ill• most Uer reported. aon, as was ear· =~n cause Of ciUldbood pol· b: i" Ken Boyer's Big Bat Pushes Mets Above .50Q. I' ed him ""' the perennlal iVaiUllble player only two y~ 1 The Sao Franclaco Giant& defeat 10-4, !]ljcogo ,~t out botiltPtr, 1M.·.~ VP1 Sporll Writer laughing otodl of tile National 1ago, cracked three doubles 111111 continued to bold onto flrlt K_onsu City 6-& and Balllmore through · ,Jhe "'lr!' Kea Boyer ta 81 stubborn 81 League the New York Mets. drove In three nms Sunday to Iplace by heating the Housloo mpped New York 1M. The before retiring&·~~.,~~.:~ the muleo In hiS borne state of ' . help th.e Meta edge the Atlanta AstrOI 3-1, the Loa Angeles camornla Angels ...,. raloed Miller. !f'he ' . . Mlaaourl But Boyer wai too pr..m to , Brav01 . 54 and aoar over the iDodgen blanked Chicago ~. out at Minnesota. fanned sll · ..~! !: 'i::ft! .1:1!'!fhnnt ~vlu : .500 marlr. for the flrli~ tbne in Philadelphia defeated Cinclnna· Boyer pulled the Meta even f.. Iin his longest tting ly Ball WI..... 'lbe st-year.old Boyer was \rumsell one more chance. end I their hapless history. 3-1 and Piu.sourgn erigeU tiu:: \4 m ti1~ ei~ri.i1 wiU, a t~lr-r~ 4u .!:.t-.r:::r: ~.:!~~ l't told 11110 many worda last year he 1, 111 a (1081tfon to "h... Hoo Five BBI'o Card! &.5. double and New York"""'"' ito run homer for Loll Angeles . . that be wal!l tbwugb when the : :.. at hil old employeri. Boyer now has hit safely !iJ: ' In the American winning run in the nintb Th Phillies rode a St. LouiJ CanUnala, fer whom times in 12 at bats and has Cleveland rematned without tilt Deneii~ ui .a ·i:iit.ll-.vu.o;o bji R.lchi~ .'.!!~ !..~'·1 ~~ .. Po.meroy Hi&h athleteo were treated to 1 hearty eble- be had labored l7 years In both 1 The strapping third baaemao. collected five RBI's in three by blasin< Boston 6-0, Washing· PJncb.hitler Ron Swoboda re- tight pitehing of Chris Short to teo dlilner with' all the trimmings hy the Pomeroy Volun- the l!lljors and mJnoro, Qtlload· u., senior clrcull'o moat games. I ton hand•d Delroit its first celved credit for an RBI when their victory over the ·R~fr teer Fire O.pilrtment SaturdaJ evenlnt~o It II an annual he drew a pass from reliever Iwbich marked. the first tJmf illl: ' . Due in May :pe'e:::S • ' .. . ·THE . ·ji. ' With Taxes lbfto ,• <: ' '; • •·" .. . / By JOE GEIUIEN · . SPOR'fS DESK .. ,,. IU .- ---•••••••••••••••I traditional lialute from the· firemen- Who lnelude many of the oommunlty'a 111011 ardent aport& fano _ to the ho)oa who make the Pan~ teamo go. • · Approximately 100 football. basketball, gulf, baseball and track participants, along with adult guests, attended the informal banquet. Several firemen called It, and "Swack" came to lhe ban''The biggest banquet attead-- quet wiiJI humorous remarkJ ance-wise they have ever wblte .........tGD snnke brieflv on "'" r· ' thrown." Many of the guests, oerious aspects of athletics. by lhe same token 1 offered i • And a••ID receiving 8 gener,.. erous praise to the fii'E!men and oua tvatlon wu Dr. Rocer Dan~oted 1t was '1'he best kind of le1s who is the football team banquet possJble." pbyl!llClan. James A. Diehl, athletlc dJ. reetor and principal, served as ACI'VIVITY WILL BE l!ltaJ1.. toastmaster and Introduced !ng 1000 I& raise money for the eaeh adult guest, adding 1ener-- American Legion Baseball ous praise for their contriJm. team in Meig's county. lion to the Pomeroy High The Pomeroy, Middleport, School athletic program. Rutland and Bacloe Posta have denatioos will be received with Charles ' S. Gibbs, retiring made generous contributions. Pomeroy SUP!!rlntendent of · BChool!l, was .given a standing :e cer::~that !ndivadual ovation, and invited to return ona 0ta"' w Wh received with . . appree tlen. Y not drop a for the aonual affa~ from wher h k 1 lh ·1 · ever he may spend his days of c ec n e mal 10 the LegtO~ leisure Post nearest your community· . · D1ck Rl!tton, former Panther LARRY PRCE, Portland basketball coach, and now southpaw, bas made the varathletic director at Mansfield- 'suy baaeball team at MllrieUa Modiaon High School, again r.. College this spring u a freshturned for the banquet, as did man and is doing well. Jim Vonnar~ Rutlaod High Price holds a 2-1 record and School principal, and Nolan hao a balling average of .500. Swackhamer, a teacher in the Larry's most recent victory was Middleport system. Both Jim a 5-2 win over Marris Harvey Saturday. He pitched Marietta to a 4-1 victory over Kenyon In his first start bot later lost 1 .-o-. 1-aIf''"er.'S VT Tpset Ce ltr·cs, 133 - 129 J ~ight Billy O'Dell with the boses 1 years that PhlfadeiJ>!!lil': loaded. had defeated Cincinnati's ·loe ' Nuxholl at Connie Mlli!W':: Bob Bolin. who has yet to Stadium. Nuxhalf, who ~·, BOSTON (UPI) -The Loo Elgin Baylor joining Tile 133-129 overtime •P"t seconds of regulation time. allow an. earned run 10 two the Phillies four times :tatli Angelea Lakers haV! threwn a Jen-y West, gn tbed 1 came before a capacity crowd! The Celtics' Sam Jones trll'tl starts, packed up his second season, was !ast beaten :·, lfti: one-game barrier in the Bostou epening-game lead in and a national television unsuccessfully to call a time vi~ory of .th~ season for the Phiiadelphia on May 31, 1058 .. Ce1tics' bid to be the ~irst .al~ Nat~onal Basketball Assecia· audience. The title showdown ?'It with eight secon~s remain- ~~~~tshi~ !~it!n~a~~As!r: Bill Mazeroski lotted ·'~;~~ ran to become champlOn m 14 tlon s best-of-eeven champiol). resumes here Tuesday night mg and the score tied at 8 1• . . Bol' h ··•·• ·r· II 'lh th e bases '~· ·•1 I If Sund b bel itehi ' •• A I 121 The ·'fi . I 'd ·• mmngs. m, w 0 n~ SBCtl 1ce Y WI .. yeara. ~· ps p ayo s ay 1 ore sw ng to ~ nge es . •• CIB s "' II I h I f Bill H d . the . th I . P'tl 1 hlirtH beating the UtJe-dominating: for games on Wednesday and didn't give them the re e e P rom enry a~ 1~n . mn ~ gJve s ,,_. - · Laker 'th health Celli th · home court. rr·1d I ti Frank l,mzy when he tired m 1ts wm. TO. P!rotes had ra1.,..., • 1 nd the 1 00 •uc s, Wl 1 'i ca ell' ay. me-il~ !ligna .a . the ninth. also drove In the ' for four hits and two runs ..i,J~ The Celtlcs, who finished went antu overta~ without winning run with a single. [ the eighth ta deadlock ~"I · aewnd In the Eastern Oivisltn valid Boston scormg shot. KoafaJ Goe!l Six contest. Rookie Woody Frym·,~·.' .In the regular seoson, are It was West against the world Sondy Kou!BJ wos back on th? third. Pirate hur1er,,j!O'- ' trying to become the first NBA 1n the five-minute extra the beam for the Dodgers, ceJVed .credat for the VICtory . ... team since 1952 to go from sion. The Laker ace hit for Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport~-o:.- Aprii' IB. .196H;· to playoff champion-a of his team's dozen points 81l<tj;o:..,:.~.,..,;;.:..;;:_....;.......;.~.,..~,_:.~~.;._:....;.~~~" th~ have won seven the Celtlcs, most of them in CONGRATULATIONS CLEVELAND (UPf) - The thr"' walks. He struck out nine. years. foul trouble, couldn't keep the Clevetsnd lndlaos today .get o Tl~l said he felt "ROt Lakers Coach Fred Schaus pace. day ef rest after l!lhibltlng lng wmter ball helped needled jhe Celtics with a The score sheet showed West I their newly found muse1e!l for ably in going fer the of overconfidence Bos· and Baylir combining for 77 of th t 1 th Am · t" H · 1 te · ' Lee res an:_ e .e~~:n coun. d endwal!ll m co:eh ton Red Auerbach, who the Lakers points with 41 and Bowling in a Mixed League April 6th Mrs. Hanning thogBosue,t RedmoSoxre pom y, cobomma~g 8 1001 Y1~...0 ~ e wants to retire a winner after 36, respectively. Goodrich conput together an 180·244-194 three game series for a . e •n · · 1!1 w 91 ns 0 a lol[:rmg. 20 years of coaching blasted trlbuted a key 211 total of 618. This is the highest score for a lady ke&· Mana1er Birdle. Tebbl!tts Tbe Sox jammed the bsgJ In tile efficiatin&. ' ler ever rolled at Pomeroy Lanes . Russell grabbed · 26 rebounds ~u~ed a practice ~ion the sixth with one out but Tiant Baylor and We!lt lifted the end scored 28 point!! for the Immediately Biter the Tribe de· tightened ta whiff both George Lakers from an 1\li><>lnl first· Celtics while Sam Jones had leated Boston 6-0 Sunday to Smith and Mike Ryan to end quarter deficit aod kept them points and John Havlicek 21 their wm stre.Jk to foot straight the threat .iD the baU game uri.tll the final defeat to take over. first plac:o in the • · Juolor Clrcu•t. Colavito, who lllhed 26 round· "I don't want te take any tripper!! iD 1165, clouted a 400· cllances with my players ge~ foot sbot toto tho left field ting overconfident .. he explain. stands off one of Wllaon's ed as the Tribe ~!I down for "letter-high I!IUders." It was the first Jnvasiou ·this spring of first homer fer an Indian this the New York Yankees season. T · Sims lagged a Wilaon offerebhetta said hs planned to lng over the right center wall, tu VMI uae Sam McDowellt 'IUesday olso about 400-feet awoy · night for the epener ·or a two · Major Leape Rtsulta game series. The Injury plagued By Ualled Pren llllmlatlonal Yanks find lbemselveo 1-5 and Amerlcaa Lespe ll'e faced with the unenviable Calif. >I Minn., ppd., rain task of trying to slop the red Wash. 010 000 &m-10 12 o Major Leope flllllldlall bot Tribe, who are making Detroit 010 1121 000 -4 10 o By Ualled l'roll IDterastloeal noiaet like pennant contenders. McCormick, Segul 15), Kline Natfoaol Les111e "I only pick them one game (7) 111111 Camilli; Aguirre, W. L. Pet. GB at a time," 'birdie chirpod, Navarro (7), Gladding (7), San Francisco I I .633 ... "but McDowell seems te he the Hiller (I) and Freehan. WP- Phlladelphl8 4 I .800 10 logical cbtice." PfTI'SBURGH (UPI) ~gul (!"). LP-Agulrre W·l). Pittsburgh 4 I .800 II Focing McDowell on the c· clnn tl Red h ,_ HRs-Kallne (3rd), Chance Los Angeleo 4 2 .667 i mound will probably be Mel m a ' are ep..,. (1st), McMullen t2nd). New York 2 l .667 Ill Stottlemyer with ex-Pittsburgh 0 new face may. be wbal they Cincinnati I 2 .333 210 Pirate hurler Bob Friend slated need to start thl!ll' wheel of for· Boston 000 000 000- o 7 4 Houston 2 4 .333 3 for starting bonora Wednesday, tuoe splnoing m the IMti Na~ Cleve. 000 210 %1- 1 10 0 51. Loulo 1 ! .200 310 The Tribe, now the ooly un- tonal Letgue basehall race. Our Lowest Price Goodyear Nylon Tire Wilsoo, Grilli (5), Sadowski Atlanta 1 4 .200 310 beaten team in the Americao s';.U::. 1~j~ r:;. ON OUR HIGH-SPEED, HIGH(7) and Ryao; Tiaot (I") and Chicago I 5 .167 4 League, laahed the bumbling . va or Brand-New Goodyear Slmo. LP-Wilaoo (f).I), HRsSlladay't Reaulls Bed Sox for the third straight night , for a game wllh the PERFORMANCE NYLON TIRE I Colavito list), Sims (lsi). Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 1 Ume Sunday. Piltsburgh Pirates, currently f. THE GOODYEAR Plttaburgh 6 St. Loula S ,. The Indiana jumped 01 Bos- I. New York 000 1012110- 4 12 5, New York 5 Atlanta 4 ton starter Earl Wilson early Maoager Don Heffner Tbe Only Low·Poiced Tiro wllh Ball. 000 021 !.X _ 592 Loo Angeles 8 Chicago 0 for f11ur runs, thanks to homers named rtghth!lnder Joey Joy Extra-Milo•1• Tufoyn Rubber ud Ford; Homos (8) and How· s... Francisco 3 Houston I by Rocky Colavito, his first, start the aeries for the PREMIUM·QUAIJTY GOODYEAR TIRE Extn· Strona B·T Nylon Cord. ard; Barber, Hall t7), s. Miller Monday'• Prohahlo .Pitellers and Duke Sims, also his first. against Vern10 Law, who TESTED FOIIIJGII M1LIII AT OVER 1Z11 H.P.H.I (9) ond Elchebarren. WP-Hall Atlanll at Philadelphia (mght) Righthander LuJa Tiant went his only start this year. • Turnpike-Proved for Your Drivine Safety. :HJJ, LP-Rapws (0.2). HR- -Blasingame (0.0) vs. Boozer the dlatence tor Cleveland sea~ The Philadelphia Pblllllea' • Extra-milnse Tnf•11l • Give• Extra Traction Rain or Shine. rubherl Blair 2nd). (0.0). tertng aeven hila and allowing Riehle Allen belled a tWIH'IIII • Fita Compacts, Medium and Bi& Carl, CinclnnaU at Pittsburgh (night] homer in the first hmlng SUI> • Extro..tronii·T (1st game) -Jay 10.0) vo. Law (!"). NHL PloJoll Studlngl dsy to aend tha Reds don ta nylon cord I Kan. City oo 000 000- o 3 3 Loa Angeles at Houston (night) By Vatted Pro11 llteroattoaal their oecood 1011 in three • Built to tab high. Chicago 1tl! 010 011- 5 11 1 -Sulton 10.1) va. Roberts (0.1). (SemiJ1nalo, beoloof....en) logs. II was the first time speed drlving raiD. Sheldon, Monteag!ldo (6), (Only garnet scheduled) W. L. Phils had bealea Jelly Joe or shinef Aier (8) and Bryan; Buzhardt •·Montreal 4 0 hall ot Connie Mack Stadhun II") and Martin. LP-SbeldOn Amerie• Lequo Toronto 0 4 eight yem. ( ·I). HR-Robinaon list). W. L. PeL GB X-cllnched oertea (2nd game) Cleveland 4 0 1.000 w. L. AlleR also 1<0red tha Phlla' K.C. at Cbl., 2nd gm, ppd., rain Detroit I I J33 ... Dbmil 1 2 third run oft NUJhall when Silt Nalloaal Leape Baltimore 4 I .800 11 Chicago 2 3 walked to open the fourth, Prtce• Cln. 1110 000 000- 1 10 0 California 3 I .750 I !ltmda)l"o I'!Snll to second on a sacrHice PICK YOUR PAIR! PICK YOUR PRICE! Philo. 200 1110 filii- 3 s 1 Chlcaao 3 I .750 I llebmlt 5 Chicago 3 tallied on Bob Uecker's omglle. BLACKWALLS OR WHITEWALLS NUJhall, Nottebarl (8) and Mlnneaota 3 2 .1110 Ill MondaJ'I Game The Reda' 111ly !<OI't came Pavle!lch; Short (!") and W"hinglon I 3 .250 3 (No game ocheduled) the f~sl when P!le Pair Fld. Sill Price' Exc. Tax Uecker. LP-NIIllhall (0.1). H~ New York I I .187 4 AHL Playoff Standlngl aingled and crossed the WhiiiWali 2 Tires -Allen (2nd). Boston 0 S .000 410 By Ullled Prou lilterutlonal on a lwHUt double by cal•ober Kansas CIIJ 0 5 .0110 410 (Seriet A-llel141-lleven) Don Pavletlcfl. $23.110 7.75 X !5 $11.00 $116 Sl. Louis 000 ooo 500-6 10 s Suada)"o Reoalts w. L. Vads Plnaon doubled In 6.50 x 13 Tubeless $23.23 $21.27 $3.12 Pitts. 102 ooo 1121- ti 15 o Cleveland 6 Boston 0 RocbesW 1 1 oeventh to nm his 1wo-aeas011 Briles, Wood e s h 1c k (5) Waahlngton 10 Detroit 4 Quebec 1 1 balllllg streak to 30 games. 7.75 x 14 Tubeless $25.25 $21.2t $176 NoTrwde Sadeckl 16), Stallard Baltimore 5 New York 4 <Strtea B-Betloof·F1ve) Chris Short IUI'VIvod a '1/J orr ON WIUTBWALLS, TOO Jackson (8), Aust (9) anci Callforn1o at Minnesota, (108~ w. L. otart to go all the way for Corrales, McCarver (81; Veale, poand, rain SprlngfJeld 3 o first win of the year. He Face (7), Fryman (9) and Chicago 5 Kansao City I llersheJ o s ed 10 blta bot the Reds ~~~ 16 T•bo-typa Pagllaroni, May (I). WP- Kanaaa CiiJ at Chlcogo, 2nd, ~ Jf(Serie!IC-Besloof·Five) <OII<cl a hit when they 1 "Plus Tax and 2 Old Tires Fryman (!"). LP-Jackoon <fl. postponed, rain W. I. it SPALDING GO.FUTE 1). HRs-AIIey Ital), Alou Moatla)"l Gam01 Cleveland 3 0 Pavlellcb, Leo cardenu (lsi). (No games seheduled) Pillaburgb o 3 rookie Tommy Helma ~::= Games StadaJ'• llesolla two hita ..e~~ bot only P NO MONI!Y DOWN! Fll!l! MOllNTINGI \ Atlanta 000 2t1 000- 4 6 3 Chicago at California lnlght) Springfield I Ilenbey 4 waa obJe to drive borne a "NO LIMIT" Gl!AIANTI!EI New York 101000 fill- s 10 s Mlnneaota at Kanaaa Cll)' Quebec 5 Boehesler 2 The Bada stranded II bua •Liquid Center Cloninger, Ollvo (B), Niekro (night) (Ollly tamea lehetiuled) nero. Jt11 MonH Ofl MDIIftf • No llit!ll Ill I!IIIH • Itt llw!lt II tt JIH1 • 1W Nllllt .. to ~~~tM eTough White Cover .. r.- 1M llflflrt lift> of ll'lt ltllll • All Ntw ll:iooclyur A~to Tirol 111 p.mnttt• (8), O'llell 18) and Torre; SET OF a ICMrt •thdlla ~-aM Nhfllltlllll-lrelllllllllldl, taept rtp~~lr­ Selma, ljlcbardaon (5), SutherIALLS _ _ __ lblt .-ctlrlt • t..1o tlrn ...- 011 trucb.,. •-=lid" fiOI'I Ult • I l l ran ]IDitioll land tl), MeGraw (1], Boar· el ll'llt IUII'Ifttll • If. QHiyNr tift tails lllld.- ttllllllll'lltM, tftJ' of 111ft tll111 1 to,DOO ctoodrMt ftllm Ill tM 1.1111'" lbitll .a t.Mdl wRI Nllt 111owuc:o1 '"• loDDITIONAL SITS _ $3.75 nart11 (I) and Coleman. WPMW tll'f IIH«<• -.lr•l trllll ...tll ~~~~~- ~ ·1 ~ "IIC:I\tftp Bearnarth (1"). LP-O'DeU /fl. UPI ~ Writer The P!Q0f1 over the ruaged concentraUon. l'rll:t" Wl'lllt It lh a.t IC H)lltllellt, lit • ........ ...Mil Tfldt.kl Ptkt", Umit 1 tet per eustomer 1). HBa-Thomas (1st, Alou LAS VEGAs, Nev. (UPI) - 7,fllt.yard Daert laa Coun11'7 "I Uke ·to aee wtMn nst). Arnold Palmar tangles Club eooirae 11111 ba loleviaetl went "' I can otart ihi~= u~··ton luckleu Gay Brewer In an 1• <ABC) olartlnfl st 4 p.m. EST. about the IIIII one" I ,..,. 000 1110 0110- I 3 i hole playoff for the Tournamellt aatd. "Btit lb8 ...,...\ I hU Sati Fran. 1110 OliO ll.J- 3 7 I of ~'hamplona golf crown todaJ Going Into the final l1lUllt of ball the galler)' - " ' Latman, Raymotid 17), and -and aU Brewer eotl hope the ~e oven~ Brewer had 8 for fjraen aild 1 cou14a'laee ~an; Bolin, Heory 19), thai II woo'l be 1 ,...,. of·the llvHbmke leoti over Palmer what happened .. THE SAFETY-MINDED COMPANY ' ~ 11~ , lind HaUer. WP- i Maotera. . and the pmblers ra_lelf him 1 Billy eu~ rOll'• Mr ~_.llo1lit. (NJ.•:LI'-IAAtion (0.1). BI'!W..., Sf.year..td Tend H abol II! - Arnie aod lba Consla-,, ~·third . ~"!'W'fl-!111).. way ol KontuckJ,, liD~ In H PGA e~WbP~on• of the a cl""lnf 70 for 116 hleal<i ·'. ' lie for 1ba ooltled".r.t-... year who ploJttlln T of c. pocketed $8000 Then (l ' 000 OliO 11110- ~ 7 D crown laat sunday, only But they ~ Don at SW'II • ~ . ::: !10:<- I 7 1 In • playoff IIIII da7 to. Arlie ond . his loyal army, $1,100, while Bruce Cr Jicl/:14! · ($), JlliCk NlckltiUI> .. ' t ' li,iiii1,Breww 111111 Nlckla\18 tied al .2flll ' ' . .' ~· . 111111 Now, be baa to the Unal ..cb eollected $4,250. · "HOME OWNED & OPERATED rYOU'Ll liKE OUR SERVICE" I~) .tletlrPJined P,almer, lhol a 'H for PGA dtamploo Dave .. ' .. . . ' (1' ~!oil In the T of C, to tolal', of213 and Bobby Nichola •ad ;;.,~::.: ' . ' WY2-2101 1m- l!bo . IWI 11ame $10.000 ,1n ,itth • · ..., lltard 11e<1 r.w ....,.lb wltb '~ ......... '" ~·~ .. = Indi•ans BlankRedsox, Only Unbeaten Team Now 1 i I MRS TRACY HANNING ':r POMEROY BOWLING Co. run[ Line Scores In Pittsburgh Joey Jay to Hurl For Reds Standings .,;:::e :-:; AD-Weather ThundsrboH •n' GOODYEAR GOLFERS SPECIAl! GOLF BALLS Tuesdor• Palmer Brewer Meet in Tof CPlayoff EAR it.. 1 M-ale· . ~ ; :·, who . . to~ fw.ftt,OIO. • I . • lhaltbe ~ ilftcltd ~ ' ' '' , ""* DttJttl p)Sul. . . • ' . . ~~ 'J . '·• "~ . ·' �f3tlt In Per Capita Jncome UPIBriefs .Rh R }j f "··... . 10 e e Pro,ram Probe T..J.· •, uo. erdemam 5 UlllliliC of beeo will be demo..lrtltd Tuetday 11 (Cnnllllued From Page Qne) I p. m••, tile Edton Roosh Spain ~ hour o1 J:30 a. m. fana loealed I! the Carmel She may have been bmubled <Ommolllly mllet aorth 0 0 .. · ' The ~heing~ ~ "'~.·· Stepbeo, Soue;ht By Social Workers ...... Jon '!' "" • =::-:~ ~=- ~;.~!le~t ~{t lpeclalllt Ia bee ~ wm - ll"•n!I•I"""!'!Q" (' ...!' "''~ COLUMBUS (UPIJ - Ohio's social workers plan to Spanish diplomat oOn Alltoniq ohow bow to place founda. 1 .,.111 "~,.,01 "v' '' •• ' ... • C i sti Ca . •• C bay f t ,_ t•· fnmes, •ow to taxes actual& will be II• ongress to nve gate the state's handllng of rellef "'1111" Y ~ ~ ona ~. ~. •.. . .-. . from one • hive . 1 · • ,. .~ up or.. down next motltb , -. J)Nil'lml, it .was dISC osed today. • ..c o.;rr;;r: ~tre emp:::n.!ea1.y U!ll 0 ~.., u ... · ·- ' ·· ····-· u-~ ~ _A .. ,. The Ohio Council of the National Association of Social d!Died by close friends of the to nether, con&rol of swarm-wm txu' ~ay lftlt:l.u I,w.~a• beginning the """' na· ~o•ken Is sponaorlng a atatewlde meet1n1 here Saturday former Flnt Lr,dy and by her ftq by lfentllYIB& tbe qieel omployera, . acllnS 11 the . Q! aoclal workers to discuss mother, Ml'l. lluih Au~hln- bee, Uthtllir epproted pr~C- ldh'ectlon \ of tho ,..etnment, 1 tile matter. state of planning to divert • .,.,.. closs, tlees Ill eoaecdo1 Ill$ oaey . taking more money .. Tile council said Ohio ranks ly $9 million In federal 'unds 111 Rome Garrlguu declined JIIOdUdlu, The demlllllln· money nul of your pay !. · :l.lrd among the 50 slates In per thai Olllo wUI get undor Medl· to <O~t on the rom...., llou ere opea 10 ....,...., OllVelope. spending for relief al· care to reduce alate spenthn' nporta laying "II 11 the duty •rcordhll It C. E. Jllates. In gllleral, you can upect th®gh 13th in per copito 1 instead of using it lor nigher of a geniltmao not to reply to lee, coaniJ - f o • apa~ 1o be taken lilt tf you're Income. reliel allow1111Cf8. sueh queslion; .. IJricuiM. and earning pver $50 a trhe social work~rs croup said They said thi!l ls contrary to ·. dlU:o if you're a married it oip attempt fo force Oo'o to the Intent of Congress 'n orovld· A VAST IITOJW SYSTI!M with two children earn- ~ increase its aliowanceo by In& the additional money, which rakod the South-! wllh f{ more than $110. bringing federal Intervention. Ylolent thunderstorms and at """"6" you're earning less than 'i'he group saad the federa l least three tornadoes, apmd those amounts, •ces are govornmeot . has been steadily hlih winds, rain and •now over that less money will be with· mcreaslng •ts share of roftel c ., much of the coonlry today. held lor lil1ea the first payday costa until It now pays nearly Tornadoes smashed Into Tex· ofler April 30. two-thirds of the cost in 0h=o l!l and Oklahoma Sunday, iile Carl2t0n Suhday ;tfhOOl The old system required The state, on the other haod . Hoi••• Roopltal> Visiting . causing damall1! estimated In had an attendance of 81 April employers to withhold taxes at a Oat 14 per cent rate. Under has reduced its proporti<>n of hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parent; the thousands of dollars and 10. The Cradle Roll, tM costs !lo that Ohio's ~lief only on Pediatrics ward. Injuring t.t least two persons. end Busr Bee cluse!l the 11ew graduated system, tar· l; allowances hav• continued in· I Admii!IODI Hardest hit wu Engle p.. s. a program for Ea!ter es will be withhold at Ill diHer· J: adequate, It said. Ohio speul M". Lllle M. Holley, R48 Tex., a Moxicon border ell)' o1 InC SUnday School . The ont ra!"" - ranging from 14 to , about $109 million In "at• funds . First Ave.; Mrs. Angeline CUp. 20,000. The twister smashed Choir oang two selection per cent- dependlnr on the · ob various \H!IfarP progr.:Jms [ter, 2104 Ea!ltem Ave.; Brenda ttore windows, damaged e companied by Judy King tazpayer'!l earninp. last year. 1 Ann McGraw, Rt. 1 Vinton: driv.. ln theater and toppled a the piano. Worship aervlces The workers also a•~<·used the Roosevelt Mounts. Rt. 2 Vin- chimney onto a parked truck lowed with Rev. Clyde Hinton. ---~- -~- - -·- ton: Mary K. Carpenter, Rt. 1 containing C. 0. Lawrence and After church all the children enVinton : Donald R. Saxon, Rt. 11his wife. They were hospital· joyed on Eoster egg hunt. DIGGING fN - There woo plenty of food on the table and plenty of boya to put It Gallipolis; Joseph H. Alley, !Zed. Mrs. Jane Dais, who hod gh School athletes Saturday evening given away at the annual banquet for Pomeroy HI Rt . 1 Galli~lis: James R. Stoa resldent of this co~r•mmuty j by the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department. Shown here at the banquet ore (from fot• --------- ~ ver, Apple Crove. W. Va.; Mrs. BOSTON - SCIENTISTS for several yean passed away ground) Reed Ferrell, Leonard Lyono, Ted Morarlty, Jeff Werry, Jim Crow, Kenny EIIJ' Gauge rtadings: Gallipolis Heber H. Riffle. RL 2 Pt. Plea- revealed today how men and Saturday morning· at her lloh and Rex Cumings. - Senltnol Photo. Dam 12.3. 21.6, running 32 feet Slnt: Mrs. Jack E. Pickens, Rt. women respond to sexual acts ! after a lingering illness. ' on rollers, Pomeroy-Ma!lon 22.· · 2 Pt. Pleasant; Marvin L. Woot· under scientific !lcrutiny in a I Mrs. Elizabeth Murray visit· ! 81 ~ Pt. Pleasant 25.43. Hinton ! en. Rt . 2 Pt. f'leaRant: M r !1. study rivalling the Kinsey ed recently wltl'l her sister COLUMBUS WPH - Give made a business trip to MW. •10 2 53 falling. Kanawha Falls 7.· Don n. Nme. Rt. 1 Racine; Report In its impact on mon's ' family. Mr. ond Mrs. Dr. WUiiam HaU, new journal· dJ 1 64 falling, Charleston 20.78. Lon- 1 Virk j L McCabe, Middleport; of sexual behavior. I Will at Pomeroy, lBm school director, a chanre to epor' Howard Searles ol Pomeroy don Dam running 2 f,.t, 1Millon E. Russell, Middleport ; Th t dy !'tied "H Mr. and Mrs. William Beal prove himself before condemn· called on Mrs. Katie Young Marm01 2'1 r..:. and Winfield 1Wayne A. Dent. Middleport; •• " 1sRu .: umdan ceived word of the death of ing. him, a goup of Ohio State and Jean and Mr. --• "'-, .t f t M W . 11 . B .xxua esponsE' 1s a w1 e. . , V tty tud "'"' - • ee. . _11i. 1 1 a~ . ranging report of the rt'actions brother, Hobart Stanley, Ath· mver& 1 entl urged the Howard Youna Boat Movement" R1fe, Rl 1 Middleport: of .382 women and :112 men who!' en•· ' followi•• ·oe a lengthy Illness • campus community today. Judy "eller Linda YNO•• ·-• . Ohl o R'"' - Vulc•n up 14. : Mrs. f.,. 0 Wood , Rt. I Rut. uod bo ~ Mt~ Weber Wood Mrs Vir The 25 students questioned Mr ond Mrs Jamet Hollon " ' - .. "'"' 1 1 ·t . land: Mrs. Jimmy R. Halley, . er <' ose da . ratory °LJ:'jerv~- o 1 6:3S p.m.; Jeffboat up 14, 11:40 Km." g and Helen K'lng · · • wheth ,..... ,_ · · · . . Lorna Grlndiey calle4 on Jill Rt k H'll N er s lKienl-8 were receavand sons have moved mto the1r y Sand fte ' k. 1100 engage m sexua prach- ~e> 1 1 0 1 d d 14 4 2 on p.m. : war own . : .. a. 1 . . a .1 ; · ar 1e ' . orth. · 1ud'mg m .1 ing all the tacts about Hall and Elmer H. Nelson, dP.C., Carl new home. oMung ay a Lew'rnoon.H"'""" .. . ces, me ercourse and the past week with Mr· r and Mrs 111 ({1.; Ch uc k1e 0. up Ill, 1·40 a Iup, 1 1ma , 0.: Mrs. BenJamm auto _ stimulation. The report Mrs. Russell E. Hoffman at lhe method ar his appointment Eugene Nelson, Exec., to Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Grind- Mrs· K · --... m.; Endeavor up 16, 4. a.m.: ( Hulf, Che<ap<'ake: Mrs. pubiishl'd b LitU B &derson, Ind. through The Lantern, the cam· en R Edwards, Lena M. Ed· ley and daughters of Ml ver. 11 · d..;'lle Young and Jean Pennsylvama up 16, 4:30 a.m.; Charles D Creel, Cott.agevHie, Co \ 1 ~· ;ow~. pus daiJy newJipaper. wards, .~ acre, Rutland, non spent Ea~ter weekend with pa ~ Easter servlces Ia Peggy Oowney down 17, 6:40 W. Va.; Mrs. Lewis Baisden. liam ., wHasMwrtl en dy Mr. IMr. and Mrs. Norman They , ·d the La Lang ille · omeroy Sunday 31 1 1 as ers an VI • n ern ) ansv Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young J : a.m.; Buckeye State down 17 , Coalton: Mrs. Elmer C. Miller, ginia E J h th rs.ba ~~ : of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. der final authority of tht' jour Edgar A. Abbott, Jane V. d 1 . d ean Young missed several IUS a.m.; Tibolt up 18, 4:55 a. Rt. 1 Franklin Furnace; Dar. of 11 . o nf!'lon on he !lis Branch Miller t)f Belpre nalism school staff wh'• ·h Abbott to Ha,old Blackston an .m a. days work because of a broken L J year!! o researc t · 'to r M · "" • · 11 m.: lncll up 18. 5·50 a.m.: ~~f· rt ones , Wellston; Mrs. · recen VIS! rs o r. Elijah been criticizing Hall. Helen Blackston, .35 acre, Mr. and Mrs Otho Young n..... u.a-'tier sustamed. last Saturda7, 1 ferson up 19. 6 311 a.m.: Ph•I•P G""rge K Akers. Ironton: Mrs. WASHINGTON _ NEGOTI· MIChaeL 1 Each of the slud,nts who Chester. and Venus Kay of Burbank ----· Soo~ up 21, 3 am lllmots up W~IJJam L. ~etzler, Oak ~11J ; ators in the week-old coal min- Mr. and Mf!l. Wal.ter TerreU signed ,the statement cw-rently Johnson T. Janes, Josephine ~ent Thursday to ~aturday with 22, 5.20 am., J•nks up 23, , MISs Roxy "alton, Rt. I \\ell· ers' strike resumed Iaika here of Pataskala and Mlllses holds or hao held pu.ilions of R. Janes to West Virginia Pulp hi! mother and SISter, Jean. WEATHER 5:q2 a,m · Jer~w down Green- , ston Bi today with coal stockpiles ita and Ruth Ann Terrell of lea~ers~ip on various boerrls •r and Paper, 70 acres, Olive. ~r. and Mrs. Marvin Me- Partly cloudy, Wll'lllel' ... up 10. ~5 P m., . Alton Zephyr 1 M J' l1hs dwmdlmg at the nation's steel Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- f'lr1ces m campus orgamiza!ion!t Christopher C. Cllne tG Arch- GUire and family of Bradbury aJ&bt, showers. Tuetdly varia,. 1 down (Jreenup 2 25 .am .. Sol-· OakrsHllllmmy R. Halley, Rt. 11 millr, neth Marklns ot Racine were Among the signers was Jenni- it L. Pierce, Virginia K. spent Sunday afternoon with ble cloadfness, ICIUerN lllo.!r 2 8 _:a~~~~;ree: m: urda . M: s_at- The prospects were for Sunday visitors of~· and Mrs. Lohse, of Pomeroj', pr~ 1 • Pterce, Lots, Middleport. Mrs. Ketie Young and Jean. HIP t%·71. "' : . 'h. L ndd nDe n .G II m . Rt dd""l' rt' •dam h Rife, Iending the walkout of '2 000 John Dean and failiily. dent of a college Robert ' A Davis Elizabeth Keller, Columbus, spent Jo n a epo • aug ler J·. r • Mr. and Mrs Guy Thoma · group. · S. Davis · to ·Robert •A. Davis th e weekend WI'th L'nd TO STUDY OFFI!R · ' 5·25 . P anI upD reenup 04 . P m •Sund ' Isot <:oal miners in four states. servace I a y oung. C~een~·e 8 ~~ 8 · w· tup Disrbay~ge. IReports were that the Umted lllnouncing the birth of Elizabeth s. Davis parcels' Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bailey CLEVELAND (UPI) - Strlt• ,' ns on , Churchill · (' · a Mine Workers IUMW) and Bl- daughter. Salisbu(y ' ' and daughters of Virginia and ing members of Teamsters Lo1amara l. Allensworth Mrs . up ,reenup 7. 4,5 a M d M Will' M d M Ch 1 S cal 10 are to m~ •·•· m.. Joseph Chotln down M J. I Harr All' . M . ' \ummous Coal Operators AS9or. an rs. IBm' Bessie M. Pickens to James I r. an rs. .. er penCl'l' ' ~· ...., to . A. Brace, Judith A. Brace. spent Sat~day afternoon with eonsider whether to ratify 1 dihl 2 05 p m.: Western do~n Bald~m. ~~~· E~fili u;,ban H. c1at10n had found almost no ashelt had as ~ent 1 1\o{eldahl 3 p m . Orco M jR b n M · '· Betz, arta of agreement on terms of I Mr. and Mrs. R1chard I Mrs. Kat1e Young and Jean contract offer worked out S.. 396 acres Racine 8 , shell of Columbus. d..l 3. 55 'm . Steel ~pre' 1. 0 eM Rehtz. dJrH. Ro!S How· ' a n•w wage controct. E ' C ' te El' . and Mr. ond Mrs. Lewi< Hud· day at a 611·hour negotlalloa 91' • ........ :o~s 1en, rs. 1c ar . Brown M N ugene arpen r, azasession w'tb 0 , 1 Standa d 011 1 dOwn Meldahlt p.m.; Dan Luck- RodnPy R Bum ardner '1 rs: orman Wood, whll was beth Carpenter to ADna son. . · r , _, ett up Meldahl 2.to am E Cal' K u g D · James LIMA, OIUO - A GROUP a patient at Veterans Memorial Haines 2 68 acres Leban Mrs. Lewts Hudson, Mn of Ohio. ,Gallipolis Dam Semet IA~ eh:~ c:lsle~ Lu c~~ ~;: of about 25 .rommunily leadef!l hospi~al., has returned hom~ Law;en~e Fiel~. Anna:ile Katie Y~ung and Jean !!pent a . . 'ii·l dOwn 8:15 p.m : Zimmer up 10 - I Chesfer Ford AlbeJ·t pledged their support Sunday and lS Improved. Recent Fields Connie PI r Jarvi!! da~ Wlth Mrs. Marvin MeANCIENT ~ 20 p.m.; Kentuckian down 12·50 I ., . for mlmmum housing staDdard!l or.s or Mr. and Mrs. W'IOoi Wf're Funeral service!! for Howard I to H ·, J pe GuLre, The scythe, lUll U!ed todSJ a~.: J. s. l..ewls up 1 50 a.~ : , ~ill~ 1~·nJr., ~~~ E. F~~r~o~ l~gislation being considered by Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil King and H. Demson, &5, RFD, LangsvJile, 1 21 ~~?,e a::d_Donna Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Joe ~!anuel and aU ~ver the world In barvestin& W.al!er Beckjord down 4:30 1 1M H . • c11y_ council here. family,. who died Sunday at 4.30 i J . Abbott G Ab- sons, Racine, spent Easter aram, and grass, dates back to m.; Reliable down 5 20 am I K~it a~y ~~~~son, u!cott CJty Councilman J. Vance SP4 William Murray the Veterans MemorJaJ ~~i~ l bcit~~t E t' Meo~el J with Mrs. Katie Young and the Sackle, a small, curved laallw.U River -Fort Dear ! 0 s; rs 'a ys IN. Shepherd said Sl•nday that friend of Washinpm o al where he had ben . mes · a e, r., Jean. hand tool used as early as 3000 0 6 bom up Marmet 2:10 pm ; w- ~r~ ~;~;· L~f::O~· ca~- more ~han 3,000 of the city's vitited over the weekend weeks, will ~ h:l:a~=~ Nma · Call, acres, Chester. Mrs. Katie Young and Jean B.C., accordine to the EncycJt. H. Shaver, Jr up Wmfieid l .!i.l Mont orne . ~ Palmk Mu; approximately .51,000 dw~Jllng!l ltls mother~ Mrs Elizabet~ nesday at 2 p.m. at the Strong spent a_n afteroon with Mr. and paedia Britannica. P·~·: Allen R. Merrill down dell, ~r, :lrs PeaiJ' 0 Oldak· were detenor~tmg and that til9 r&y and with Mr. and Mrs. and Son Funeral Home with bur. Mrs. Smwn Newland. Wmfltld 5:~ p.m.; A. J. Pat· I er, Clarence 0 Price Mn others we~ m such poor. con- na M~ray; Jr. ial ln the Salem Center ceme. ..:J • ~ Mr. and. Mrs. Lewis Hudson, There cerebellum part of t!at leD diwo Wmf1eld 6· 10 a m No. R R n P ul J R. dll!on that they are pracl!cally V181lmg the past we"' tery . Mn. Katie YN••• and Jean brain keeps mind llld muscles . . . · · ·· osa a1 es. a a . oss1 1er worth!ess. Mr. and Mrs. Wlll!om . Kmg. . --"'!' l'l!"al •P Wmf1eld 9.40 p m ; Mrs. Harold B. Shadle. ..,,.' j He was born Oct l%. I880, CONTINUED Ffom Page I apent Sunday even1ng with Mr.' Iwor king toaether and presen• H'1en Z. up WmfieJd 10·20 p W Rover1 Tobert M s E . Mr. and, Mrs. Ernest lletlmao at FWD. Langsville the !!On f ert W. Roush, 28, Churle'iton, and Mra. Joe Meek, Middle. balance. ff!·: Beaver up Winfleld 6 4S a. Tolliver. Mrs Wat;~~ Bond F rf , ed and !!On. George of Pltf,;bm·gh, the Jate Tom and ' Anna Ha~- ~th for sto~ sign vi~latiJn!1, por~. ... i --~~~~---m. jJr .. PMiip R White, Miss 0, ett Mrs Myrtle Carman hill Denison. Also preceding •""'k E. Juhon, 26, .Gray!IO!l, Lioda Youog and Jean Young Elma W•1hams. Mrs. Richard ~fayor. Court Idaughter, Ruth of ' him In death were three broth. Ky.; flchh"?s regiStraUon; DEVOTED TO 1NTE1IES'r !'RAISE AUXILIARVMEN I Wyont Roosevelt Mounls lfrs DI Mr. and Mrs. RIChard , ers J>mea H. Mitchell, 29, ColumSQUAD OALLED COLUMBUS IUPI! - High· INeihe ·M West Mrs Ellis · M.,: ch a~ B:m· Pt. Ple..ant, of Hemlock Grove •nd l<iss Mr. Denison had heen 1ft poor cu•; John M, Williams, 2Z. G•l· The Middleport E-R squad MEIGS • MASON AilE.\ way Patrol Supt I{Dbert ChJ- Miltan .· Peler B Mc'catl')l Da- sa:rg h"!1 o~at: an un- Mr. Hoskins and Mr. '\sa for some time A retired Hpohs : Jimmy Large, 29, Win- was called Sunday evening to ·~~'::,,•;..~:.tu:~::' 1 0 1 annonte S~~ay pra1sed the , Yld E Manring, Mrs . Edward bo:d ~ep~~· el $25 hn,~;. farmer, he wa!l 1 member' of ston Salem, N. C.; and IJar* the Rt 2, Pomeroy, home of s.~~an:""::~;_-= P'trol A1.nnllary as more than c Heath. Mrs l:lasii L Haynes 1 Leg , C e:o~~ayor Charles Mr and Mrs. Stanley the Wilkesville Masonic Lodp I':IX'f Kestner, 51, Bec!rJey, W Mr. and Mrs. E. s. Stewart valleJ" Publltllllll CoDI.PID.Yo uo 11• 500 membel'!l ended thefr an- Frank M Fugate. Mrs. Ray: A::e:tedou~ p urday. . and farruly, Cleveland, · Survivors include hi!l wife Id · Va., all for ~peeding. where their daughter was hav. :=::!lc.4'i~ct~~~~1~--= nual . two--day conference.> The Imond Broy!e!l. Mrs. Dame! over the weekendo~oy PQiice be. parents Mr. and Mf!l. Wailiam.s Denison, a sast.er,' Li~ ~athleen R. Phillips, 15, Rt. ing breathing difficulti~. She tai.!~O:: ';:' '!a~ cu IIUill1as a~lharymen annually !'i pend r:reene, and infant daughter George 22 R 11 dere Jimmy and hls parents, Mr. and Beach Borden Texas and 2 Crown City, W9!1 citP.d to Gal- was taken to the office of a m•tt.r M the Poll otttce .- Pomwot. 1 1 lia c t · 200•000 d unpaid hours m r?u- Mrs. Carroll · ' ' · u an • cha~ed Wilham BeaJ ' ' ' ·· Ohio. ' L Roach and m- with drivm& over a I · Rich· oun Y JUVI!n Ue court A.pr 11 )oca1 phys1caan. NauoniLI advartiJinl npnll8ft&au"' . brother, Hort Denison, 11 ti t:Je an emergency dut1eB w1th fant son Mrs Larry Hud,.n ! ,·ne nd Ra ow f Mr. 23 for no operator'! hcense• .. ""'"•n•m Juc.. 341 Llllbll· r•.1ml;a t · · •1 . a ymon d 1, ye Little .1 and Mrs. Frank King and 1 mond, ind'·na "' . n v•, KtmbiiL Ne• •er• Cltr, N" 1 --,.- r pa ro_~e_n.___ - - - land daughter. ; Middleport, intoxication. ' ami y of .coluJ?bus, Mr. . and ' Friends may call at the fu- -.. - . . FIREMEN CALLED Y~bHrt»U• rae. O.Ufttld w - - --_ ~rs. FAd1t: Kmg of Hamson- neral home anytime MEETINO PUT OFP' The Pomeroy Fire Depart. e•rrter 'lli'ben available 311 0611u ,. .11 VIlle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles El· The regular weekly meeting ment was caUed at 10·06 a m ~:: ,..., m ld~ 11 t:l!• 1 ,-'{4.1 lis and Mr. Walte r Ell is were of the MeJgs ' Cn unty Commh~ today to help extinguish ' ' a. molltht tlniLI om., I1UI1 &t • •·tO' 'J'.IIrM 11!100\M a.-o. 1r 1 · ----~ all recent visitors or Mr. and Veterabs Mmt~rlal Hospital aloners scheduled today Wll!l brush fire near the Herbert !':to!,.~~~ ,:,::r 11 .:."": · Mrs. Charles King. 1 Adml.sslons Saturd~y - Car- po!!tponed until Tuesday, AprU Mcintyre residence at Five ~·: ~:0!:!_00 ~AIOsta .,._,, Mr. and Mn. Wayne Beal and olyn Maxey, Reedsville; car1 lt, at 9 a.m. Points, uon 1H1ee 1*1\Miet lu4Q ~ family were Su.ndly visitors of Staats, Syracuse; William Mil8tdMD. · · Mr. and Mrs. Roger Young. ler, Mason; Mattie ·Righi· Hatlo's Pvt. Carl Hall, who hu house, Pomeroy; Prico Hawk, IY f'UttY CRAMER own. Use two thin pieces of a zipper for 08 removal lor ~n home on !w-lougb to visit Pomel'<l)'; Louise Bartels, Porn. !'"PIPer EoterpriRe As!>iD. wood about nine inches by : laundering. My ;andmotlier al- h1s parent!l, ~r. and Mrs. Carl eroy; Delores Neal, Clifton; ANENT YUI,LY - We have a three inches, hfo-12-ioch lengths jso 9ewed one side of a large HaJJ and family, has returned John Hunnell, Pomeroy; Mrs. SFI:JUSES PRIVATE lel~pbone on a party lme. of round hat ela!ltiC and two !Dap throu h each comet of the to cam!l . Clarence Fife, Pomeroy. GOR~ESF'ONPENCE the other party clip clothespins. Drill a hole a- ~ comforter the oth& sld f Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burnside Discharges - Jean Evans, 0 17!NGBATTA p)lone off tbe hook bout three fourlhs inch back lh to hFd as recent visitors Mr and Norman Hawley, Mn. Virgil 1 the ecov- Mrs e snap a corner o R' h rd H d · Hud d b' PREACf4ES Tf41S Io pu t It back. When from one narrow end of each / er so the comforter stays m . IC a ou ~helt of son, an , son, Sy II Work· !ISAUTfF!.JI.. haJppetns I turn up the ra-' board Thread a p!ece of eta.. Ia 1 th he Columbus. man, Jesse l'uttle, Edward HutOUTLOOI< .... l Jo d 1 · P ce n e cornm o1 t cov1on, Sad'" •carl. s very u and hold tic' IJu'ouW1 the bole aod theo ' er - MRS F 8 ·~~.fMI"'Inltter very close to 11 jthrough the bole in the spring ' ' p 11 · , ·~I HELD ~ MURDER Adml.,ionA Sunday - Lynn party usually mve,;. 'l of the clothespin Tie the ends ' DEAR 0~~y _ ·~ our Of· OtiCOLUMBUS !UP!) - Mrs. Sohray, Moundsville, W. Va.; tbe source of the loud of elastic log~ther. These boards fice we read and dis th essa Smatll, 30, was beJd on Osa Boggess, Syraeuse; Marand iangs up the rec01v.' can be sHpped under the mat· Pointers of that da cu:, 1 • ~Ant • degree manslaughter tha Stanley, Middleport; Let~ 'LUCILLE. I "'~' at any spol aloni I he luoch h N y ld ;~~ I arge today In the fatal •boot- er Glblls. Rutland; MeiiS!8 fh· Wltb 1sideo of the hod and the com· to kno ou~. •: wet wou 1 1• ~-~alurday ~~ her husband, le, Racine; Tereta Corbin, en.. p:woslty you forter can be ~re w ow ge a If at n &:~UFne, 38, durmg an argument shire. "*'" :n-bury ' Hospl'taJ N'".,\"S Society News OSU Leaders River News I Ask Time for WI Iam Han Wf•}t• Meigs 1 knowl~ge w" Property Trans£ers 1 p e Grove Soci·ety Notes •• 1 1 h··: 1 !:.;; r" a: son.w!l/ t1im fer WOnle~·s J~:~y H • owardDeniSOD Of LangsVJlle • . 1 1 w!se en. -~ · ,A o•Ies on sunday 1 8 6 SEMI RIGS ·j Tbo'rna: THE DAILY SENTINEL or l in 1 "LLY'S POINTERS w:." Party Line Suggestions. ~ER :nd ~I'• aMIIIuce. l ed with the cfolhes~s '";:;;- ~wer~.~!~~~ out of • mold. over his claim she was playing Dtlcbarlos Saaday - Carolyn ...,11!11 II¥.. be· ' · · · any 1,.....,J wayo have been 1 record so lo!ld ho eould not Moxey Alberta Ward O.nlae otb. j ... ID by • .., DE'" POLL lrlod and none really wtrk well. .. ~ Y - My old- Thanko for your help and keep tot. ~~ tlolfaHoly f"hiol1f'<l ideo for Sharleen bas i up the good work.-FANNIE •· rrM methoda ... , proved 1ts va)ue through three I'IIOierl.- POLLY IOIIeralions of our family. Aayooe oabmllliaJ a Poll 'o Make what looko like 1 lilnl • Prol!te•, 1 anlattno to 1 - II SOarleen sized cotloo pillowcase to cover lem .. o favtrlte llomemaklllf In the slore the <Omforte<. Thm aides wiU Idea wBI receive 1 dollar If comforter un be sewn topther and 1 h 1 hlly useo the Item 111 Poll , 'IIW:e her I follrtb caa be soapped/~r bave Polaten. . -. -· .. y • ,.!t.. { bear • ielevislon program. Shuler.' Dille Snyder • Debra ' f'Ob .SPEEDING Lawrence, KJ!Ie Lewis, Mich· Lawrence Harrlaon ael Good, Fred Ralrden. port, wao fined 10 • Middle- Birth saifday - Mr. allll Friday night ~~dl;"sts Mrs. Clare~ce File, Pomeroy, Mayor C. 0. Fisller on po~ a son. . ' speeding charge inotead of ·lor . --'---reckl.., operat' Asp~r1n Is saJ4 to he Ill• most Uer reported. aon, as was ear· =~n cause Of ciUldbood pol· b: i" Ken Boyer's Big Bat Pushes Mets Above .50Q. I' ed him ""' the perennlal iVaiUllble player only two y~ 1 The Sao Franclaco Giant& defeat 10-4, !]ljcogo ,~t out botiltPtr, 1M.·.~ VP1 Sporll Writer laughing otodl of tile National 1ago, cracked three doubles 111111 continued to bold onto flrlt K_onsu City 6-& and Balllmore through · ,Jhe "'lr!' Kea Boyer ta 81 stubborn 81 League the New York Mets. drove In three nms Sunday to Iplace by heating the Housloo mpped New York 1M. The before retiring&·~~.,~~.:~ the muleo In hiS borne state of ' . help th.e Meta edge the Atlanta AstrOI 3-1, the Loa Angeles camornla Angels ...,. raloed Miller. !f'he ' . . Mlaaourl But Boyer wai too pr..m to , Brav01 . 54 and aoar over the iDodgen blanked Chicago ~. out at Minnesota. fanned sll · ..~! !: 'i::ft! .1:1!'!fhnnt ~vlu : .500 marlr. for the flrli~ tbne in Philadelphia defeated Cinclnna· Boyer pulled the Meta even f.. Iin his longest tting ly Ball WI..... 'lbe st-year.old Boyer was \rumsell one more chance. end I their hapless history. 3-1 and Piu.sourgn erigeU tiu:: \4 m ti1~ ei~ri.i1 wiU, a t~lr-r~ 4u .!:.t-.r:::r: ~.:!~~ l't told 11110 many worda last year he 1, 111 a (1081tfon to "h... Hoo Five BBI'o Card! &.5. double and New York"""'"' ito run homer for Loll Angeles . . that be wal!l tbwugb when the : :.. at hil old employeri. Boyer now has hit safely !iJ: ' In the American winning run in the nintb Th Phillies rode a St. LouiJ CanUnala, fer whom times in 12 at bats and has Cleveland rematned without tilt Deneii~ ui .a ·i:iit.ll-.vu.o;o bji R.lchi~ .'.!!~ !..~'·1 ~~ .. Po.meroy Hi&h athleteo were treated to 1 hearty eble- be had labored l7 years In both 1 The strapping third baaemao. collected five RBI's in three by blasin< Boston 6-0, Washing· PJncb.hitler Ron Swoboda re- tight pitehing of Chris Short to teo dlilner with' all the trimmings hy the Pomeroy Volun- the l!lljors and mJnoro, Qtlload· u., senior clrcull'o moat games. I ton hand•d Delroit its first celved credit for an RBI when their victory over the ·R~fr teer Fire O.pilrtment SaturdaJ evenlnt~o It II an annual he drew a pass from reliever Iwbich marked. the first tJmf illl: ' . Due in May :pe'e:::S • ' .. . ·THE . ·ji. ' With Taxes lbfto ,• <: ' '; • •·" .. . / By JOE GEIUIEN · . SPOR'fS DESK .. ,,. IU .- ---•••••••••••••••I traditional lialute from the· firemen- Who lnelude many of the oommunlty'a 111011 ardent aport& fano _ to the ho)oa who make the Pan~ teamo go. • · Approximately 100 football. basketball, gulf, baseball and track participants, along with adult guests, attended the informal banquet. Several firemen called It, and "Swack" came to lhe ban''The biggest banquet attead-- quet wiiJI humorous remarkJ ance-wise they have ever wblte .........tGD snnke brieflv on "'" r· ' thrown." Many of the guests, oerious aspects of athletics. by lhe same token 1 offered i • And a••ID receiving 8 gener,.. erous praise to the fii'E!men and oua tvatlon wu Dr. Rocer Dan~oted 1t was '1'he best kind of le1s who is the football team banquet possJble." pbyl!llClan. James A. Diehl, athletlc dJ. reetor and principal, served as ACI'VIVITY WILL BE l!ltaJ1.. toastmaster and Introduced !ng 1000 I& raise money for the eaeh adult guest, adding 1ener-- American Legion Baseball ous praise for their contriJm. team in Meig's county. lion to the Pomeroy High The Pomeroy, Middleport, School athletic program. Rutland and Bacloe Posta have denatioos will be received with Charles ' S. Gibbs, retiring made generous contributions. Pomeroy SUP!!rlntendent of · BChool!l, was .given a standing :e cer::~that !ndivadual ovation, and invited to return ona 0ta"' w Wh received with . . appree tlen. Y not drop a for the aonual affa~ from wher h k 1 lh ·1 · ever he may spend his days of c ec n e mal 10 the LegtO~ leisure Post nearest your community· . · D1ck Rl!tton, former Panther LARRY PRCE, Portland basketball coach, and now southpaw, bas made the varathletic director at Mansfield- 'suy baaeball team at MllrieUa Modiaon High School, again r.. College this spring u a freshturned for the banquet, as did man and is doing well. Jim Vonnar~ Rutlaod High Price holds a 2-1 record and School principal, and Nolan hao a balling average of .500. Swackhamer, a teacher in the Larry's most recent victory was Middleport system. Both Jim a 5-2 win over Marris Harvey Saturday. He pitched Marietta to a 4-1 victory over Kenyon In his first start bot later lost 1 .-o-. 1-aIf''"er.'S VT Tpset Ce ltr·cs, 133 - 129 J ~ight Billy O'Dell with the boses 1 years that PhlfadeiJ>!!lil': loaded. had defeated Cincinnati's ·loe ' Nuxholl at Connie Mlli!W':: Bob Bolin. who has yet to Stadium. Nuxhalf, who ~·, BOSTON (UPI) -The Loo Elgin Baylor joining Tile 133-129 overtime •P"t seconds of regulation time. allow an. earned run 10 two the Phillies four times :tatli Angelea Lakers haV! threwn a Jen-y West, gn tbed 1 came before a capacity crowd! The Celtics' Sam Jones trll'tl starts, packed up his second season, was !ast beaten :·, lfti: one-game barrier in the Bostou epening-game lead in and a national television unsuccessfully to call a time vi~ory of .th~ season for the Phiiadelphia on May 31, 1058 .. Ce1tics' bid to be the ~irst .al~ Nat~onal Basketball Assecia· audience. The title showdown ?'It with eight secon~s remain- ~~~~tshi~ !~it!n~a~~As!r: Bill Mazeroski lotted ·'~;~~ ran to become champlOn m 14 tlon s best-of-eeven champiol). resumes here Tuesday night mg and the score tied at 8 1• . . Bol' h ··•·• ·r· II 'lh th e bases '~· ·•1 I If Sund b bel itehi ' •• A I 121 The ·'fi . I 'd ·• mmngs. m, w 0 n~ SBCtl 1ce Y WI .. yeara. ~· ps p ayo s ay 1 ore sw ng to ~ nge es . •• CIB s "' II I h I f Bill H d . the . th I . P'tl 1 hlirtH beating the UtJe-dominating: for games on Wednesday and didn't give them the re e e P rom enry a~ 1~n . mn ~ gJve s ,,_. - · Laker 'th health Celli th · home court. rr·1d I ti Frank l,mzy when he tired m 1ts wm. TO. P!rotes had ra1.,..., • 1 nd the 1 00 •uc s, Wl 1 'i ca ell' ay. me-il~ !ligna .a . the ninth. also drove In the ' for four hits and two runs ..i,J~ The Celtlcs, who finished went antu overta~ without winning run with a single. [ the eighth ta deadlock ~"I · aewnd In the Eastern Oivisltn valid Boston scormg shot. KoafaJ Goe!l Six contest. Rookie Woody Frym·,~·.' .In the regular seoson, are It was West against the world Sondy Kou!BJ wos back on th? third. Pirate hur1er,,j!O'- ' trying to become the first NBA 1n the five-minute extra the beam for the Dodgers, ceJVed .credat for the VICtory . ... team since 1952 to go from sion. The Laker ace hit for Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport~-o:.- Aprii' IB. .196H;· to playoff champion-a of his team's dozen points 81l<tj;o:..,:.~.,..,;;.:..;;:_....;.......;.~.,..~,_:.~~.;._:....;.~~~" th~ have won seven the Celtlcs, most of them in CONGRATULATIONS CLEVELAND (UPf) - The thr"' walks. He struck out nine. years. foul trouble, couldn't keep the Clevetsnd lndlaos today .get o Tl~l said he felt "ROt Lakers Coach Fred Schaus pace. day ef rest after l!lhibltlng lng wmter ball helped needled jhe Celtics with a The score sheet showed West I their newly found muse1e!l for ably in going fer the of overconfidence Bos· and Baylir combining for 77 of th t 1 th Am · t" H · 1 te · ' Lee res an:_ e .e~~:n coun. d endwal!ll m co:eh ton Red Auerbach, who the Lakers points with 41 and Bowling in a Mixed League April 6th Mrs. Hanning thogBosue,t RedmoSoxre pom y, cobomma~g 8 1001 Y1~...0 ~ e wants to retire a winner after 36, respectively. Goodrich conput together an 180·244-194 three game series for a . e •n · · 1!1 w 91 ns 0 a lol[:rmg. 20 years of coaching blasted trlbuted a key 211 total of 618. This is the highest score for a lady ke&· Mana1er Birdle. Tebbl!tts Tbe Sox jammed the bsgJ In tile efficiatin&. ' ler ever rolled at Pomeroy Lanes . Russell grabbed · 26 rebounds ~u~ed a practice ~ion the sixth with one out but Tiant Baylor and We!lt lifted the end scored 28 point!! for the Immediately Biter the Tribe de· tightened ta whiff both George Lakers from an 1\li><>lnl first· Celtics while Sam Jones had leated Boston 6-0 Sunday to Smith and Mike Ryan to end quarter deficit aod kept them points and John Havlicek 21 their wm stre.Jk to foot straight the threat .iD the baU game uri.tll the final defeat to take over. first plac:o in the • · Juolor Clrcu•t. Colavito, who lllhed 26 round· "I don't want te take any tripper!! iD 1165, clouted a 400· cllances with my players ge~ foot sbot toto tho left field ting overconfident .. he explain. stands off one of Wllaon's ed as the Tribe ~!I down for "letter-high I!IUders." It was the first Jnvasiou ·this spring of first homer fer an Indian this the New York Yankees season. T · Sims lagged a Wilaon offerebhetta said hs planned to lng over the right center wall, tu VMI uae Sam McDowellt 'IUesday olso about 400-feet awoy · night for the epener ·or a two · Major Leape Rtsulta game series. The Injury plagued By Ualled Pren llllmlatlonal Yanks find lbemselveo 1-5 and Amerlcaa Lespe ll'e faced with the unenviable Calif. >I Minn., ppd., rain task of trying to slop the red Wash. 010 000 &m-10 12 o Major Leope flllllldlall bot Tribe, who are making Detroit 010 1121 000 -4 10 o By Ualled l'roll IDterastloeal noiaet like pennant contenders. McCormick, Segul 15), Kline Natfoaol Les111e "I only pick them one game (7) 111111 Camilli; Aguirre, W. L. Pet. GB at a time," 'birdie chirpod, Navarro (7), Gladding (7), San Francisco I I .633 ... "but McDowell seems te he the Hiller (I) and Freehan. WP- Phlladelphl8 4 I .800 10 logical cbtice." PfTI'SBURGH (UPI) ~gul (!"). LP-Agulrre W·l). Pittsburgh 4 I .800 II Focing McDowell on the c· clnn tl Red h ,_ HRs-Kallne (3rd), Chance Los Angeleo 4 2 .667 i mound will probably be Mel m a ' are ep..,. (1st), McMullen t2nd). New York 2 l .667 Ill Stottlemyer with ex-Pittsburgh 0 new face may. be wbal they Cincinnati I 2 .333 210 Pirate hurler Bob Friend slated need to start thl!ll' wheel of for· Boston 000 000 000- o 7 4 Houston 2 4 .333 3 for starting bonora Wednesday, tuoe splnoing m the IMti Na~ Cleve. 000 210 %1- 1 10 0 51. Loulo 1 ! .200 310 The Tribe, now the ooly un- tonal Letgue basehall race. Our Lowest Price Goodyear Nylon Tire Wilsoo, Grilli (5), Sadowski Atlanta 1 4 .200 310 beaten team in the Americao s';.U::. 1~j~ r:;. ON OUR HIGH-SPEED, HIGH(7) and Ryao; Tiaot (I") and Chicago I 5 .167 4 League, laahed the bumbling . va or Brand-New Goodyear Slmo. LP-Wilaoo (f).I), HRsSlladay't Reaulls Bed Sox for the third straight night , for a game wllh the PERFORMANCE NYLON TIRE I Colavito list), Sims (lsi). Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 1 Ume Sunday. Piltsburgh Pirates, currently f. THE GOODYEAR Plttaburgh 6 St. Loula S ,. The Indiana jumped 01 Bos- I. New York 000 1012110- 4 12 5, New York 5 Atlanta 4 ton starter Earl Wilson early Maoager Don Heffner Tbe Only Low·Poiced Tiro wllh Ball. 000 021 !.X _ 592 Loo Angeles 8 Chicago 0 for f11ur runs, thanks to homers named rtghth!lnder Joey Joy Extra-Milo•1• Tufoyn Rubber ud Ford; Homos (8) and How· s... Francisco 3 Houston I by Rocky Colavito, his first, start the aeries for the PREMIUM·QUAIJTY GOODYEAR TIRE Extn· Strona B·T Nylon Cord. ard; Barber, Hall t7), s. Miller Monday'• Prohahlo .Pitellers and Duke Sims, also his first. against Vern10 Law, who TESTED FOIIIJGII M1LIII AT OVER 1Z11 H.P.H.I (9) ond Elchebarren. WP-Hall Atlanll at Philadelphia (mght) Righthander LuJa Tiant went his only start this year. • Turnpike-Proved for Your Drivine Safety. :HJJ, LP-Rapws (0.2). HR- -Blasingame (0.0) vs. Boozer the dlatence tor Cleveland sea~ The Philadelphia Pblllllea' • Extra-milnse Tnf•11l • Give• Extra Traction Rain or Shine. rubherl Blair 2nd). (0.0). tertng aeven hila and allowing Riehle Allen belled a tWIH'IIII • Fita Compacts, Medium and Bi& Carl, CinclnnaU at Pittsburgh (night] homer in the first hmlng SUI> • Extro..tronii·T (1st game) -Jay 10.0) vo. Law (!"). NHL PloJoll Studlngl dsy to aend tha Reds don ta nylon cord I Kan. City oo 000 000- o 3 3 Loa Angeles at Houston (night) By Vatted Pro11 llteroattoaal their oecood 1011 in three • Built to tab high. Chicago 1tl! 010 011- 5 11 1 -Sulton 10.1) va. Roberts (0.1). (SemiJ1nalo, beoloof....en) logs. II was the first time speed drlving raiD. Sheldon, Monteag!ldo (6), (Only garnet scheduled) W. L. Phils had bealea Jelly Joe or shinef Aier (8) and Bryan; Buzhardt •·Montreal 4 0 hall ot Connie Mack Stadhun II") and Martin. LP-SbeldOn Amerie• Lequo Toronto 0 4 eight yem. ( ·I). HR-Robinaon list). W. L. PeL GB X-cllnched oertea (2nd game) Cleveland 4 0 1.000 w. L. AlleR also 1<0red tha Phlla' K.C. at Cbl., 2nd gm, ppd., rain Detroit I I J33 ... Dbmil 1 2 third run oft NUJhall when Silt Nalloaal Leape Baltimore 4 I .800 11 Chicago 2 3 walked to open the fourth, Prtce• Cln. 1110 000 000- 1 10 0 California 3 I .750 I !ltmda)l"o I'!Snll to second on a sacrHice PICK YOUR PAIR! PICK YOUR PRICE! Philo. 200 1110 filii- 3 s 1 Chlcaao 3 I .750 I llebmlt 5 Chicago 3 tallied on Bob Uecker's omglle. BLACKWALLS OR WHITEWALLS NUJhall, Nottebarl (8) and Mlnneaota 3 2 .1110 Ill MondaJ'I Game The Reda' 111ly !<OI't came Pavle!lch; Short (!") and W"hinglon I 3 .250 3 (No game ocheduled) the f~sl when P!le Pair Fld. Sill Price' Exc. Tax Uecker. LP-NIIllhall (0.1). H~ New York I I .187 4 AHL Playoff Standlngl aingled and crossed the WhiiiWali 2 Tires -Allen (2nd). Boston 0 S .000 410 By Ullled Prou lilterutlonal on a lwHUt double by cal•ober Kansas CIIJ 0 5 .0110 410 (Seriet A-llel141-lleven) Don Pavletlcfl. $23.110 7.75 X !5 $11.00 $116 Sl. Louis 000 ooo 500-6 10 s Suada)"o Reoalts w. L. Vads Plnaon doubled In 6.50 x 13 Tubeless $23.23 $21.27 $3.12 Pitts. 102 ooo 1121- ti 15 o Cleveland 6 Boston 0 RocbesW 1 1 oeventh to nm his 1wo-aeas011 Briles, Wood e s h 1c k (5) Waahlngton 10 Detroit 4 Quebec 1 1 balllllg streak to 30 games. 7.75 x 14 Tubeless $25.25 $21.2t $176 NoTrwde Sadeckl 16), Stallard Baltimore 5 New York 4 <Strtea B-Betloof·F1ve) Chris Short IUI'VIvod a '1/J orr ON WIUTBWALLS, TOO Jackson (8), Aust (9) anci Callforn1o at Minnesota, (108~ w. L. otart to go all the way for Corrales, McCarver (81; Veale, poand, rain SprlngfJeld 3 o first win of the year. He Face (7), Fryman (9) and Chicago 5 Kansao City I llersheJ o s ed 10 blta bot the Reds ~~~ 16 T•bo-typa Pagllaroni, May (I). WP- Kanaaa CiiJ at Chlcogo, 2nd, ~ Jf(Serie!IC-Besloof·Five) <OII<cl a hit when they 1 "Plus Tax and 2 Old Tires Fryman (!"). LP-Jackoon <fl. postponed, rain W. I. it SPALDING GO.FUTE 1). HRs-AIIey Ital), Alou Moatla)"l Gam01 Cleveland 3 0 Pavlellcb, Leo cardenu (lsi). (No games seheduled) Pillaburgb o 3 rookie Tommy Helma ~::= Games StadaJ'• llesolla two hita ..e~~ bot only P NO MONI!Y DOWN! Fll!l! MOllNTINGI \ Atlanta 000 2t1 000- 4 6 3 Chicago at California lnlght) Springfield I Ilenbey 4 waa obJe to drive borne a "NO LIMIT" Gl!AIANTI!EI New York 101000 fill- s 10 s Mlnneaota at Kanaaa Cll)' Quebec 5 Boehesler 2 The Bada stranded II bua •Liquid Center Cloninger, Ollvo (B), Niekro (night) (Ollly tamea lehetiuled) nero. Jt11 MonH Ofl MDIIftf • No llit!ll Ill I!IIIH • Itt llw!lt II tt JIH1 • 1W Nllllt .. to ~~~tM eTough White Cover .. r.- 1M llflflrt lift> of ll'lt ltllll • All Ntw ll:iooclyur A~to Tirol 111 p.mnttt• (8), O'llell 18) and Torre; SET OF a ICMrt •thdlla ~-aM Nhfllltlllll-lrelllllllllldl, taept rtp~~lr­ Selma, ljlcbardaon (5), SutherIALLS _ _ __ lblt .-ctlrlt • t..1o tlrn ...- 011 trucb.,. •-=lid" fiOI'I Ult • I l l ran ]IDitioll land tl), MeGraw (1], Boar· el ll'llt IUII'Ifttll • If. QHiyNr tift tails lllld.- ttllllllll'lltM, tftJ' of 111ft tll111 1 to,DOO ctoodrMt ftllm Ill tM 1.1111'" lbitll .a t.Mdl wRI Nllt 111owuc:o1 '"• loDDITIONAL SITS _ $3.75 nart11 (I) and Coleman. WPMW tll'f IIH«<• -.lr•l trllll ...tll ~~~~~- ~ ·1 ~ "IIC:I\tftp Bearnarth (1"). LP-O'DeU /fl. UPI ~ Writer The P!Q0f1 over the ruaged concentraUon. l'rll:t" Wl'lllt It lh a.t IC H)lltllellt, lit • ........ ...Mil Tfldt.kl Ptkt", Umit 1 tet per eustomer 1). HBa-Thomas (1st, Alou LAS VEGAs, Nev. (UPI) - 7,fllt.yard Daert laa Coun11'7 "I Uke ·to aee wtMn nst). Arnold Palmar tangles Club eooirae 11111 ba loleviaetl went "' I can otart ihi~= u~··ton luckleu Gay Brewer In an 1• <ABC) olartlnfl st 4 p.m. EST. about the IIIII one" I ,..,. 000 1110 0110- I 3 i hole playoff for the Tournamellt aatd. "Btit lb8 ...,...\ I hU Sati Fran. 1110 OliO ll.J- 3 7 I of ~'hamplona golf crown todaJ Going Into the final l1lUllt of ball the galler)' - " ' Latman, Raymotid 17), and -and aU Brewer eotl hope the ~e oven~ Brewer had 8 for fjraen aild 1 cou14a'laee ~an; Bolin, Heory 19), thai II woo'l be 1 ,...,. of·the llvHbmke leoti over Palmer what happened .. THE SAFETY-MINDED COMPANY ' ~ 11~ , lind HaUer. WP- i Maotera. . and the pmblers ra_lelf him 1 Billy eu~ rOll'• Mr ~_.llo1lit. (NJ.•:LI'-IAAtion (0.1). BI'!W..., Sf.year..td Tend H abol II! - Arnie aod lba Consla-,, ~·third . ~"!'W'fl-!111).. way ol KontuckJ,, liD~ In H PGA e~WbP~on• of the a cl""lnf 70 for 116 hleal<i ·'. ' lie for 1ba ooltled".r.t-... year who ploJttlln T of c. pocketed $8000 Then (l ' 000 OliO 11110- ~ 7 D crown laat sunday, only But they ~ Don at SW'II • ~ . ::: !10:<- I 7 1 In • playoff IIIII da7 to. Arlie ond . his loyal army, $1,100, while Bruce Cr Jicl/:14! · ($), JlliCk NlckltiUI> .. ' t ' li,iiii1,Breww 111111 Nlckla\18 tied al .2flll ' ' . .' ~· . 111111 Now, be baa to the Unal ..cb eollected $4,250. · "HOME OWNED & OPERATED rYOU'Ll liKE OUR SERVICE" I~) .tletlrPJined P,almer, lhol a 'H for PGA dtamploo Dave .. ' .. . . ' (1' ~!oil In the T of C, to tolal', of213 and Bobby Nichola •ad ;;.,~::.: ' . ' WY2-2101 1m- l!bo . IWI 11ame $10.000 ,1n ,itth • · ..., lltard 11e<1 r.w ....,.lb wltb '~ ......... '" ~·~ .. = Indi•ans BlankRedsox, Only Unbeaten Team Now 1 i I MRS TRACY HANNING ':r POMEROY BOWLING Co. run[ Line Scores In Pittsburgh Joey Jay to Hurl For Reds Standings .,;:::e :-:; AD-Weather ThundsrboH •n' GOODYEAR GOLFERS SPECIAl! GOLF BALLS Tuesdor• Palmer Brewer Meet in Tof CPlayoff EAR it.. 1 M-ale· . ~ ; :·, who . . to~ fw.ftt,OIO. • I . • lhaltbe ~ ilftcltd ~ ' ' '' , ""* DttJttl p)Sul. . . • ' . . ~~ 'J . '·• "~ . ·' �h r .: • I '• I t-'l)ally Senllne~ Pom,roy-MI4dleporl, 0 ., April 18, 1988 >i;;· . Carpenter Social News . Foreign News Commentary •• Branco Proving Good for Strife Torn Brazilians By PIUL NEWSOM The Castello Branco governUP! Foreign News Aaalysl men! eliminated Commu•isl ]~~t tw., y~f'!'~ :.gn fAprll 1$. leadership from tbe unions, and 1964) a squat bull-necked rnan economically it was maktrlg I named Humberto CasteUo Bran- undoubted gains. co took office os Brazil's In !be first year, It cut '"' president with a program rat< of Inflation just about ln guaranteed to be unpopular half and last year held 11 to 45 with many a free-swinging per cent More Improvement Is Brazilian used to eight wild but expected Ibis year. ruinous years under three Foreign governments and previous presidents. investors slowly regai.OO con. Castello Branco was a former lidence in !be future of Brazil: army chief of stall rated both Private foreign Investment as an Intellectual knowledgea· this year Is expected -~!bly ble in economics and a lo go as higb as 1800 rniUton as reformer. opposed to around f3.i million His jol>-to hall a plunge in !be last year of Goulart. toward Communism and rev· Among heavy Investors wJU erse inflation spiralling upward be such organizations as Ford, at a rate of more than 110 per !be Aluminum_ Company of cent pe year. America, Pbilips Petroleum. The army which overthrew Standard 011 C~mpazbi~~ New Castello BranC()'S predecessor, Jersey and limon C · the ineffective and leftist· The year 1965 sbowe<l a 1590 leaning Joan Goulart, has a million trade surplus. tl'lldition of respect for civilian But among tne unions, governments and democrahc protected from t!:e wor:;t processes. One of its declared ravages of rnflaU('Ill by arbilraobjectives in 1964 was restora- ry pay increase~o~ a...'1d frrst to be lion of Brazilian democracy. hit by tne ?overnment •usteri!y But in succeeding weeks and program, the r~ remained a months or the new regime, Its smouldering •mplcion that tbe methods frequen!!y seemed less government in'end<!d to deprivo than democratic. them of the blessiogs promised th By mid-June, 1!164. e uy Goulart. army's political purge had Now indust,-y, among t~e deprived 337 persons of office early strong sup:mrrers uf and political rights, including Castello Branco and his !irmgovernors of six states and !be minded pI ann i n g minister three previous presidents men- Robert Campos, also is comtioned earlier, Goulart, Jusceli- plaining. Sales. say industry no Kubitschek, under whom the spokesmen, are 40 to 50 per wild spending spree started, cent below last year's levels. and the unpredlctable Janlos Tight mon<y L• mat<Ing 11 hard Quadros who quit after seven tj meet payroJls and pay months in office. income taxes. Pol itically, there are charge:J r Political ed b d parties w~re abo- that the military intend to "~e :arn:cr:cree took the perpetuate iherosel•es tn a ] ti f presidential dictatorship. e ec on °to C~stello Branco This is SIJmelh!r.g only the su~esrrthe voters hats and future can sh•lW. Me3:rltimt the orace~ it in the congress where Castello Bran~o regime eon· ~e government could not lose. tinu~ to accomplish an economFreedom of spee<h was limited. lc moracle. , Weekend gueata at !be of Mr. and Mrs. Robert were !be ~ed 8'?"1. • l.:Jereland, ~Y o:.wu.~ ua lesion, W. Va., Rev. and Merlin Teets and _B_l!nda, ton, and Mr. ana. Mrs. Fi•st Cycle Event ··s ··n Endurance this vicinity ~ttended the fun. era! In McArthur on Saturday _. lor R....U (Pink) Percy, well lmoWII store operator "" Rt. 150 . near McArthur. Mr. Perry bad been born and mred near Vale's Mill end bad been blind since be was a boy. . Vel'IIOII Perry, mmards, spent Plant were made for an ... . Frida~ ~Jgb! . wltb -~ -~.e;, dflrance run. !be first event of ~. a:ua .re.a:~,y, gUY . ._<~....... the susoo, on April%4, starting Mrs. the funeral of his cousin, Pink at 12 o'clock from Rock Sprlnp Perry,_ ~ ~cArthu_r. ~r. an~ fairground wbeD the Meigs Mrs. c.:amn wooogtllll 'mu Motorcycle club met last week Stool and children, local. Frank who has been confined to Arms u..pltal, Athens, ls and Is now convalescing at his home here. Mr. and Mrs .. Wald Edward Jeffers and family of London, Ohio, were weekend guests of bla grandparents, the Bobos. . Mr. and Mrs. Chester Baum· do d I mil I Coshoc\ : ,~n !b." .i..';,end with b ' rents Mr and Mrs Dale D~e ~n S..;day 'tb• entlr..group acc~mpanied by Rebecca, Thad and Lisa Dye and Grant Price, visited with Mr. and _ Mr s. Clyde Walker and !am1ly at Thurman. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mattox wet"e his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mattox, Charles, Edward, Dale and Denise of Phil· adelphia, Pa. Reedsville r· . 'Bill ·Costeilo Put the Fire Out Soc•'ety Notes rum, of Columbus visited at at Ill club bwso on Harrison- gil Holsinpr, ReedsviUe. r--,J;~;;~:;;;:::~;;;;;~-1 the borne on Saturday and viDe Road. Recent vlaitOrl of Mrs. A. Sunday. Gene Houdasbelt, p,...ldent, c. stewart and Andmon B. Mr. and Mrs. Jan Pickett of conducted !be meeting and In- Kibble were Mr. and Mrs. W. Dayton spent the weekend hero lrQduced Maalne AI'IIOid who B. Kibble of Akron, Mr. and wltb his mother, Mrs. Laura 1]10ke on !be bane taaue - I or Mrs. G. 0. MUhoan of ParkersKrebs and Chari" and her Meigs lAical School lllstrlct. burg, Mrs. Joseph Arnold, Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon 'l'bo club endorsed the lsiUI and and Mrs. James Demman of Marklns and family. , contributed flO toward publicity Chesterville, and Patty and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones and of It David smith, Long j!ottom. family and Mr. and Mrs. Errol Present wers Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Balelib Hel2or Pickell and Rlckll Lee, Daylob, Gene Houdashel~ Mr. and Mn. and family of .':kron spent !be and Mf!. Bob Wiles and daugh- Pblllp Rldlord and Stepbanle, Easter weekend at !be Hetzer· ters, Medway, visited at the Mr and Mrs William Wagner B!se home. VIctor Perry bome during the Jr.: Mr. and FellJ Alkire, Mr. and Mrs. Gall ~.:,:n Easter vacation. Mrs. Reger AnnB and Lisa, am:' son, fT:h, w;r~s Be~ · an The annual Easter family Robert Wllllama and Robby, ~~:: 0 · dinner was held at !be home George Wrlgh~ WendeU Jolters, Mr. y~d Mrs. Basil Green of Mr. and Mrs. James Gaston George Wagner and Mrs. Arn- and family spent Easter week· on Sunday. Those present were old. end with her mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaston and Grace Fryley of Portsmouth. · childre11 of Albany, Byron Ga.. GOURMET NOTE !iJrs. Reed Crary, Keno, spent ton, Karen and Burnelle, ~I Co- WASHINGTON {UPI)- Black Monday evening with Mr. and lumbus, Mr. and Mrs. Richard caterptllm are I treat in th~ Mrs Grant Smith and ramlly. Gaston, Mr. and Mrs. Cbar- Congo m:1 AuslraJian aborl- ~tit and Gerral Chevalier les Gaston, Debbie and Rey, Mr. gloes nibble anta like peanu~, of Mansfield spent Easter week and Mrs. Clifford Smllb, JJm. says !be NaUonal GeographiC end wltb Mr. and Mrs. Edward mie and NeJJie, and Linda Rig- Society. Chevalier and Caryl. , gle, Athena. The children en- It reporta lbal Eskimos like Recent vl•llora of Mr. and ' joyed an egg bunt In the after- lo eat !be palma of polar bears. Mrs. Virgil Buckley were Mr. noon. Chinese reJtah obarka' rma and and Mrs. Oscar Soulier of Ak· PI ,1011 Air!cans de"·'t ..,, 1n crocodiJ e ron, Mrs. Charles Ayers of Bel: 1 PHONE FOR FREE ESTIMATESI Mr. and Mrs. Erro ."'lted tails, It reports. pre, Howard Buckley of Mari· a~d da.ughter, Daytoo, VIS etta, and Mrs. Erne!t Rutb and With b~ mother, Mrs. Leday11ta at the Temple Methodist ehurcb Mrs. Johnnie Kibble of Reeds· Krebs _and Charles on Mon . on Sunday morning by Iran,. vJ!Je. . SpecJa.l candehght commun- fer and Rlckll Lee Pickett, baby Easter Sunday dinner guests lon &e';lces were held at !be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Er· of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Reed PAGE ST. WY 2.:121• MIDDLIPOlT, 0. MI. ~mon. Church on Friday ro1 Pickell, was baptized In were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weaver L.:.:=:_:,;.:__...:,;.:..,;;,;;,;;,;,,;_______.;.._., evenmg With around 1110 per- special lerl'lces by Rev. David and Diane, Cheryl and Lisa of sons present. Seventy-lour par-- WhiV~te::_________.!..W~av~er~ly~,:__:Mr~.~aR~d~Mra.~~llo~w:ard~-------------------ticipated in ~e service. On _ • Sunday mom.Jng, a group ezt. joyed SunrlBe Services near d "- Earl !be borne of Mr. an ..,• . Starkey. There were 154 present for Sunday School and the children enjoyed an egg hunt fellowing Sunday SchooL Then special serv~ces were held aDd 13. were receJVed Into mrmbership In the cburcb, some by transfer and others • new converts. Those taken In were Shirley, Connie and Patsy Gre·er, Johnny Grounds, Avis Flnlaw, Mary Haning, Mildred, Shirley and Marilyo Alkire, Cindy Blackwood, Larry Hayes and Cecil and Rose Cax. 1 Mr. and Mro. Robert Mattox GET EXTIIA GREEN STAMPS WITH YOUR S&H BONUS CARD. YOU CAN ALWAYS lAVE TWO WAYS AT EVANS II CHOICE MARGARINE Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swett entertained with • family dinner on Sunday in honor of his sun~ Augusta Swell, who cele· brated her birthday recently.d Those present were Mr. an Mrs. W. I. Swett, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reedy and children, Pomeroy; and !be guest Gf honor, Augusta Swett, Middleport. In the alternoon, Mrs. W.l. Swell, Augusta and Mrs. Walter Swett on Blanche Gorby in Albany. Those spending Easter day with Mrs. Ola Perry Frank were Mr. and Mrs. los Leist an d dau ghter, Ow ega, N. Y.: William Thomas and Amy Caldwell, Columbus, Grover Stout, local Carol Burke and Rebecca Dye were also callers at the Perry home. Friends and re1atives here have received word that Mrs. John Rawlings snflered a brok· en hlp in an accident near Orange Park, Fla., last week. She is confined to Clay Memorial hospital, Room 8, Green Cove Springs. Fla. Miso Oleva Smltb, lllqdenl at Rumors thai Blue Cross of <~vered by Blue Cross of Cea- Columbus Business University, Centrru Ohio would not bonor tra! Ohio. •pent the weekend with claims of their subscribers bos- "The relationships between parents,andMr.other and relatives. Mrs. pltalized In five Akron bospJt. Blue Cross and member hospi~ Smith als_which recenl!y_ announced als In the Blue Cross of Central Those wbo called on their intention to Withdraw from Ohio area are e.tce11ent the Murl Galaway during Easter membership in Cleveland Bl~e best they have ever 'been," weekend were Mr. and Mrs. 1 o n, Cro:ss and that Blue Cross IS Franz asserted. ''Moreover, " he David Woodrum and "filling apart" were squelched continued, "with the help and Hamden; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie today by Howard C. Franz, Pre.. cooperation of the Ohio Depart- Clemons and sen, M~~~:: ident of Blue Cross of Central ment of Insurance, the Plan's and Mr _and Mrs. Rolland Ohio. financial condition is m o r e tree, Albany. J'l'anz replied to Irresponsible sound than ever before. 0 u r Miss Carolyn Greenleess l~:~~ ,b:lements quoted in news m~ percentage of operating expense ed with Mr. and Mrs. C .dia- which implied both B I u e to Income Is the lowest ever- Fraley, Sr., in Mallory, W. CriEs insolvency and poor rela~ 3.3 per cent for the year 1965. Va., during the past weekend. lions with hospitals after a 96.7 per cent of the income Mr. and Mrs. Harold ~~: 1 1 ' number of individuals and em- received from subscribers was gly, Vicky and Bruce, Sunday with her parents, pl~ee groups contacted t b e used to P,BY or .set a~ide to pay Plau offices expressing concern members hospital bills. Today, and Mrs. Lincoln Russell, WoU II over the reports. our hospital-bill reserve posl· Pen. tion Is the strongest in our or~ Mr. and Mrs. Dave ~anz said that recent devel~ ganlzation's history.>~ Mark David and Randy, o~ents Involving Blue Cross , . . . moved into property fn (ll Northeast Ohio and certain ' Best of relationships wttb thai they recently h<l!pi!>tls in Akron will have no hospitals, lowest percentage of upon the payment of overhead ever and the strong- from Grace Vorhes. Ollie B. Burke, Donald Burke for Blue Cross of Cen· east reserve position we bave and son and Wanda Metcalf, , Ohio subscribers admitted ever held certainly do not supt<iihose hospitals. He said that port any rumors that B I u e cinnati, visited with Mrs. Ha!Cross of Central Ohio will Cross is falling apart," Franz el Burke and family over the Easter we-ekend. member hospital benefits concluded. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rice subscriber's contract. Ak- - -- and sons vlslted with her paris not in the 29 county area ents, Mr. and Mrs. William CuJ. well. and other relatives here on Sunday and Monday. Those attending a lamlly ner at the home of Ruth Starkey on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Leland Moore and family Cnnton, Mr. and Mrs. T. The Racine Grange met Brookhart and Barbara of GEORGE HARRIS April 13 with Earl Cross hany, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray· ~~r~~~ p~~~:~ Masttr, presiding, and p10: m~nd Nelson and daughter, loAll Kindt of Good Buys All in OM Place ned work in the 1st and 2nd ca · Sai-d today five delePvt Frank Woodgerd son of Your Chevv Deaflr degrees to be exemplified at · • will represent the club 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carroll W~odflerdll 0 District 13-H Conven- the next meeting. · ne re n- of Columbus visited with . statement was received. It lfli!·· :In Athens, on Apnl 30 and was voted to send $5 to Boys' grandparents, Mrs. Zelia ' 1. They are AI Leonard, Village at Smithville and Rural ry, and other relatives. I'T;,~~~~~ Warner, Edward Fos- . S nd M 22 with who recently completed Willis Leadingham and ~ ~If~ask~t churcl.l training at Ft. KnQx, Kay., 0peto Eves 9:00 P.M. service, was planned. being transferred to Ft. S ll POMEROY, OHIO will be the last con' Okla., lor more training. of District ll--H 89 Mn. Jean Hamm, home I .;M:a~n~y~f~ri~en:d~s~and:_~re~!a~ti;ve~•~o~f~iiii~ economist, assisted by Sharon I•; presently constlluted. Roush and Lenore Bass, had , July I, tllti6, re - distric~ gl\arge of an apple muHID will take place. tontesl. There were nl n e guest speaker wiD be entriea, with Mrs. Lela Eu~ OPPORTUNITIES FOR GRADUATE STUDY lnternotional Third Vice erday receiving first and The West VIrginia Department of Welfare needa David A. Evans, Mary Easterday second. City. Texas. A spec· In Junior awards Denise large numbers of COLLEGE GRADUATES for aoclal !Illest at !be convention Cross was first and Donna work positions. Starting salary f480 t month, beil• bo Past International Cross, IIOCOIId. ning July !st. For further Information and lnttnlew, W. R. {Dick) Bryan The lecture bour consisted Central Ohio Blue Cross In Good Financial Stance llld OI!Vt To!llllhlp Flrt Dtpmlllll Mike ' of Coolvllle, Mr. and plan a supper lor ~!' ~ Mrs 'Jolmny Deprue and Clndy the. IJre IIDuJe, -·-. . ... of Dayton Mr. 11111 Mrs. Maur· gllle all p. m. M~ liN tee Reed,' Rosemary and Tom- plan • rummage 18\e In JUDI. Mr and Mrs DohrmaD Aoyoae bavlng donaliolll I or ~ Klppy and Mr. the rumlnqe aile II llbd 14 Easter dinner £00818 of Mr. and ·Mrs. Alvin Reed, Bobby, DOtlfy the ollllllll'l', and Mrs. Dawatn Dunt were Dennll and David, and Steve, -Mro. L7lo Jllldenoa Mrs Ada Beckley of Columbus, Cra.J& and Jamee Reed. ToMr.· and Mrs. Carl Barnett Mr. _a_nd_ Mrs;~~ 8~~~·;.,,._ · "")f!Nr.TON. K,v. (UPI) CottagevUle, W. va., KUtD &..on- en~~, u••u~- ~~-·· ...... _ - - Griustark the Kentucky Derb1 don Tuppers Plallll Jacl< Rood, day evening £00818 of Mr. and fa lie 'won the Mhllad Mr.' add Mrs. BU11 Durst a~ ~- "!el~~ ~f:1.':. _P~ ,!t:A! ~~ JC~neland. family and Mr. and Mrs. VII'- loe uauln tt.UAuaal1 .,~ , - - - - - - - 1smith Pamt11, Tamela s 1-LB. PKOS. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED ;o~~:D PICNICS GOEGLEIN .READY-MIX CO. 4to 8-Lb. W@QJ)~ IMJ~IQ) AVG. @LS 1ffi::n~ fMl@Q::!J~~ KRAFT '~©"ifOOll@llliW@~~ fMl~Lr fOOIIISl ~­ CARPET 1 Only $4.99 Pricoo ~·~sb~ , Oblo. Mr. BryOblo'l candidate International Third President at !be Lions Conventtoo In York Clljr, Jaly & tbrough t, II& of roll celllo "The Easter l Remember Best"; a of India, Earl Cross; by Ann Reegle, Belle and Dorotb7 Smllb, and Rules lo Raise a Delinquent by Mrs. Adami. WRITE OR CALL: Mr. Gone G. Roblnoon, Wtlfare Administrator • oq, yd. FREE LUCIOUS ·RIPE STRAWBERRIES s PTS. ESTIMATES! EXPERT INSTALLATION NOTHING DOWN ~) e UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY FOREMAN &ABBOTT CLODOX N. 2nd Ave. THAT'S ABOUT THE 81ZII OP IT. 1;2 •.. GAL. I It's just eslhe electrk people SIJ-)'011 can heat llac- to pay to tilde filtered-clean, fresh.atr-clreulatlns Gas trlcally far about $9.00 a month ••o.oo, or $7.50, or heat for stale, warmed-over electrically heated elr. Vfl'/ llqJinslve Indeed to awn a ch111y, clammy btiMmlnt. , .'MIIIIttlvlr-I!IDAithon you'd pey for Gila. Next time you're thinking about bulklllll. btqlnt Gl' : Pl'llllldld you•,. not healing anylhlnJ much blaer than a doll houaa. And if ycu don't want a heelld blaa- rentlns a home, think realistically. Think about the flct ment. And if you see! up everythlns like a vacuum bottle. that you'd have to pay UP to three tlmll 11 much to Mit But Hyou llw In a rut house with reel people, be the- jlaopl•lfutfhouH with electricity. 1lten think reatistJc. BaNd published utflity mes, tt .:o~~s 11[1 to of aU tile thlnit you t~n do with tile money you throe timeles much to 11t11 with eleclrlcily aa wilh Gas. with Gas. Your IIYinp with Gas heat can run up to thoulandl of That's about lha size of 1t. ' datlara -lha life of your rnoo'lpp. . That'nlot of niDIIIY to pey far the chore of fiddling ' .wt111 leplflle electric heat controls in uct1 room. Alot I on FREE PRIZES APRIL 20-21 '• 'II._ .. ,_'nil- USCy I II"..... AW- .... 111f!ll• YIIU Ul& M WKTHI27zm V. MV. . . . . - - -- - ~ I ' : . ' . ,POMEROY JR. High School . ' --:.. ~ When working hands need extra cash to pay off medical bUls ..• CHOCOLATE SYRUP 18-0Z. ott yoor medical and defttal bill$ oow .....d repay io sensible I ·1 HERSHEY'S m., Ill ••• and IIOk fir our·- 11111""1" loan. You can pay oil 8:00 P.M. 125 •th Avenue- Huntl....,n, W. Ve. Telephone 529-6281 ll...--------------•1 Nylo" t3 95 Start At THE SHOE BOX Work in Two Degrees will Be Exemplified SOCIAL WORK WEERS with $2.SO purchase Soloct From 0vlt' 200 PatterN & colon In Grey or Turquoise to Quicken Any Wardrobe. SEE I' • Acrllon CHEVROLET POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY JAR eHerculon I r:; 32·0Z. BARWICK I ':l;W: a:J Miracle Whip r.'l/':\1':\r:::~ ~ ~@~ooc;>; :: ~~~w~er~e~r~eceJV=-~ed~ln=to:~:~il . Lions Named Delegates Convention Lb. 110ntloly ins!ll!l11111t1b. For 110t8J oeeds ol any sort ••• CAIS There's a helping bind at •u to •zooo ECONOMY SAVINGS . & LOAN COMPANY tJI!I! ~!!..~ A~~lef!le Ort All 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2-2lll, ~ DA:JE OHUNGER, MGR. .... ...... .... 43c .......(. "· llllow L01~ 144LP. . . . ' I ,, s - · lolllo ••• .-I . �h r .: • I '• I t-'l)ally Senllne~ Pom,roy-MI4dleporl, 0 ., April 18, 1988 >i;;· . Carpenter Social News . Foreign News Commentary •• Branco Proving Good for Strife Torn Brazilians By PIUL NEWSOM The Castello Branco governUP! Foreign News Aaalysl men! eliminated Commu•isl ]~~t tw., y~f'!'~ :.gn fAprll 1$. leadership from tbe unions, and 1964) a squat bull-necked rnan economically it was maktrlg I named Humberto CasteUo Bran- undoubted gains. co took office os Brazil's In !be first year, It cut '"' president with a program rat< of Inflation just about ln guaranteed to be unpopular half and last year held 11 to 45 with many a free-swinging per cent More Improvement Is Brazilian used to eight wild but expected Ibis year. ruinous years under three Foreign governments and previous presidents. investors slowly regai.OO con. Castello Branco was a former lidence in !be future of Brazil: army chief of stall rated both Private foreign Investment as an Intellectual knowledgea· this year Is expected -~!bly ble in economics and a lo go as higb as 1800 rniUton as reformer. opposed to around f3.i million His jol>-to hall a plunge in !be last year of Goulart. toward Communism and rev· Among heavy Investors wJU erse inflation spiralling upward be such organizations as Ford, at a rate of more than 110 per !be Aluminum_ Company of cent pe year. America, Pbilips Petroleum. The army which overthrew Standard 011 C~mpazbi~~ New Castello BranC()'S predecessor, Jersey and limon C · the ineffective and leftist· The year 1965 sbowe<l a 1590 leaning Joan Goulart, has a million trade surplus. tl'lldition of respect for civilian But among tne unions, governments and democrahc protected from t!:e wor:;t processes. One of its declared ravages of rnflaU('Ill by arbilraobjectives in 1964 was restora- ry pay increase~o~ a...'1d frrst to be lion of Brazilian democracy. hit by tne ?overnment •usteri!y But in succeeding weeks and program, the r~ remained a months or the new regime, Its smouldering •mplcion that tbe methods frequen!!y seemed less government in'end<!d to deprivo than democratic. them of the blessiogs promised th By mid-June, 1!164. e uy Goulart. army's political purge had Now indust,-y, among t~e deprived 337 persons of office early strong sup:mrrers uf and political rights, including Castello Branco and his !irmgovernors of six states and !be minded pI ann i n g minister three previous presidents men- Robert Campos, also is comtioned earlier, Goulart, Jusceli- plaining. Sales. say industry no Kubitschek, under whom the spokesmen, are 40 to 50 per wild spending spree started, cent below last year's levels. and the unpredlctable Janlos Tight mon<y L• mat<Ing 11 hard Quadros who quit after seven tj meet payroJls and pay months in office. income taxes. Pol itically, there are charge:J r Political ed b d parties w~re abo- that the military intend to "~e :arn:cr:cree took the perpetuate iherosel•es tn a ] ti f presidential dictatorship. e ec on °to C~stello Branco This is SIJmelh!r.g only the su~esrrthe voters hats and future can sh•lW. Me3:rltimt the orace~ it in the congress where Castello Bran~o regime eon· ~e government could not lose. tinu~ to accomplish an economFreedom of spee<h was limited. lc moracle. , Weekend gueata at !be of Mr. and Mrs. Robert were !be ~ed 8'?"1. • l.:Jereland, ~Y o:.wu.~ ua lesion, W. Va., Rev. and Merlin Teets and _B_l!nda, ton, and Mr. ana. Mrs. Fi•st Cycle Event ··s ··n Endurance this vicinity ~ttended the fun. era! In McArthur on Saturday _. lor R....U (Pink) Percy, well lmoWII store operator "" Rt. 150 . near McArthur. Mr. Perry bad been born and mred near Vale's Mill end bad been blind since be was a boy. . Vel'IIOII Perry, mmards, spent Plant were made for an ... . Frida~ ~Jgb! . wltb -~ -~.e;, dflrance run. !be first event of ~. a:ua .re.a:~,y, gUY . ._<~....... the susoo, on April%4, starting Mrs. the funeral of his cousin, Pink at 12 o'clock from Rock Sprlnp Perry,_ ~ ~cArthu_r. ~r. an~ fairground wbeD the Meigs Mrs. c.:amn wooogtllll 'mu Motorcycle club met last week Stool and children, local. Frank who has been confined to Arms u..pltal, Athens, ls and Is now convalescing at his home here. Mr. and Mrs .. Wald Edward Jeffers and family of London, Ohio, were weekend guests of bla grandparents, the Bobos. . Mr. and Mrs. Chester Baum· do d I mil I Coshoc\ : ,~n !b." .i..';,end with b ' rents Mr and Mrs Dale D~e ~n S..;day 'tb• entlr..group acc~mpanied by Rebecca, Thad and Lisa Dye and Grant Price, visited with Mr. and _ Mr s. Clyde Walker and !am1ly at Thurman. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mattox wet"e his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mattox, Charles, Edward, Dale and Denise of Phil· adelphia, Pa. Reedsville r· . 'Bill ·Costeilo Put the Fire Out Soc•'ety Notes rum, of Columbus visited at at Ill club bwso on Harrison- gil Holsinpr, ReedsviUe. r--,J;~;;~:;;;:::~;;;;;~-1 the borne on Saturday and viDe Road. Recent vlaitOrl of Mrs. A. Sunday. Gene Houdasbelt, p,...ldent, c. stewart and Andmon B. Mr. and Mrs. Jan Pickett of conducted !be meeting and In- Kibble were Mr. and Mrs. W. Dayton spent the weekend hero lrQduced Maalne AI'IIOid who B. Kibble of Akron, Mr. and wltb his mother, Mrs. Laura 1]10ke on !be bane taaue - I or Mrs. G. 0. MUhoan of ParkersKrebs and Chari" and her Meigs lAical School lllstrlct. burg, Mrs. Joseph Arnold, Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon 'l'bo club endorsed the lsiUI and and Mrs. James Demman of Marklns and family. , contributed flO toward publicity Chesterville, and Patty and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones and of It David smith, Long j!ottom. family and Mr. and Mrs. Errol Present wers Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Balelib Hel2or Pickell and Rlckll Lee, Daylob, Gene Houdashel~ Mr. and Mn. and family of .':kron spent !be and Mf!. Bob Wiles and daugh- Pblllp Rldlord and Stepbanle, Easter weekend at !be Hetzer· ters, Medway, visited at the Mr and Mrs William Wagner B!se home. VIctor Perry bome during the Jr.: Mr. and FellJ Alkire, Mr. and Mrs. Gall ~.:,:n Easter vacation. Mrs. Reger AnnB and Lisa, am:' son, fT:h, w;r~s Be~ · an The annual Easter family Robert Wllllama and Robby, ~~:: 0 · dinner was held at !be home George Wrlgh~ WendeU Jolters, Mr. y~d Mrs. Basil Green of Mr. and Mrs. James Gaston George Wagner and Mrs. Arn- and family spent Easter week· on Sunday. Those present were old. end with her mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaston and Grace Fryley of Portsmouth. · childre11 of Albany, Byron Ga.. GOURMET NOTE !iJrs. Reed Crary, Keno, spent ton, Karen and Burnelle, ~I Co- WASHINGTON {UPI)- Black Monday evening with Mr. and lumbus, Mr. and Mrs. Richard caterptllm are I treat in th~ Mrs Grant Smith and ramlly. Gaston, Mr. and Mrs. Cbar- Congo m:1 AuslraJian aborl- ~tit and Gerral Chevalier les Gaston, Debbie and Rey, Mr. gloes nibble anta like peanu~, of Mansfield spent Easter week and Mrs. Clifford Smllb, JJm. says !be NaUonal GeographiC end wltb Mr. and Mrs. Edward mie and NeJJie, and Linda Rig- Society. Chevalier and Caryl. , gle, Athena. The children en- It reporta lbal Eskimos like Recent vl•llora of Mr. and ' joyed an egg bunt In the after- lo eat !be palma of polar bears. Mrs. Virgil Buckley were Mr. noon. Chinese reJtah obarka' rma and and Mrs. Oscar Soulier of Ak· PI ,1011 Air!cans de"·'t ..,, 1n crocodiJ e ron, Mrs. Charles Ayers of Bel: 1 PHONE FOR FREE ESTIMATESI Mr. and Mrs. Erro ."'lted tails, It reports. pre, Howard Buckley of Mari· a~d da.ughter, Daytoo, VIS etta, and Mrs. Erne!t Rutb and With b~ mother, Mrs. Leday11ta at the Temple Methodist ehurcb Mrs. Johnnie Kibble of Reeds· Krebs _and Charles on Mon . on Sunday morning by Iran,. vJ!Je. . SpecJa.l candehght commun- fer and Rlckll Lee Pickett, baby Easter Sunday dinner guests lon &e';lces were held at !be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Er· of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Reed PAGE ST. WY 2.:121• MIDDLIPOlT, 0. MI. ~mon. Church on Friday ro1 Pickell, was baptized In were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weaver L.:.:=:_:,;.:__...:,;.:..,;;,;;,;;,;,,;_______.;.._., evenmg With around 1110 per- special lerl'lces by Rev. David and Diane, Cheryl and Lisa of sons present. Seventy-lour par-- WhiV~te::_________.!..W~av~er~ly~,:__:Mr~.~aR~d~Mra.~~llo~w:ard~-------------------ticipated in ~e service. On _ • Sunday mom.Jng, a group ezt. joyed SunrlBe Services near d "- Earl !be borne of Mr. an ..,• . Starkey. There were 154 present for Sunday School and the children enjoyed an egg hunt fellowing Sunday SchooL Then special serv~ces were held aDd 13. were receJVed Into mrmbership In the cburcb, some by transfer and others • new converts. Those taken In were Shirley, Connie and Patsy Gre·er, Johnny Grounds, Avis Flnlaw, Mary Haning, Mildred, Shirley and Marilyo Alkire, Cindy Blackwood, Larry Hayes and Cecil and Rose Cax. 1 Mr. and Mro. Robert Mattox GET EXTIIA GREEN STAMPS WITH YOUR S&H BONUS CARD. YOU CAN ALWAYS lAVE TWO WAYS AT EVANS II CHOICE MARGARINE Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swett entertained with • family dinner on Sunday in honor of his sun~ Augusta Swell, who cele· brated her birthday recently.d Those present were Mr. an Mrs. W. I. Swett, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reedy and children, Pomeroy; and !be guest Gf honor, Augusta Swett, Middleport. In the alternoon, Mrs. W.l. Swell, Augusta and Mrs. Walter Swett on Blanche Gorby in Albany. Those spending Easter day with Mrs. Ola Perry Frank were Mr. and Mrs. los Leist an d dau ghter, Ow ega, N. Y.: William Thomas and Amy Caldwell, Columbus, Grover Stout, local Carol Burke and Rebecca Dye were also callers at the Perry home. Friends and re1atives here have received word that Mrs. John Rawlings snflered a brok· en hlp in an accident near Orange Park, Fla., last week. She is confined to Clay Memorial hospital, Room 8, Green Cove Springs. Fla. Miso Oleva Smltb, lllqdenl at Rumors thai Blue Cross of <~vered by Blue Cross of Cea- Columbus Business University, Centrru Ohio would not bonor tra! Ohio. •pent the weekend with claims of their subscribers bos- "The relationships between parents,andMr.other and relatives. Mrs. pltalized In five Akron bospJt. Blue Cross and member hospi~ Smith als_which recenl!y_ announced als In the Blue Cross of Central Those wbo called on their intention to Withdraw from Ohio area are e.tce11ent the Murl Galaway during Easter membership in Cleveland Bl~e best they have ever 'been," weekend were Mr. and Mrs. 1 o n, Cro:ss and that Blue Cross IS Franz asserted. ''Moreover, " he David Woodrum and "filling apart" were squelched continued, "with the help and Hamden; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie today by Howard C. Franz, Pre.. cooperation of the Ohio Depart- Clemons and sen, M~~~:: ident of Blue Cross of Central ment of Insurance, the Plan's and Mr _and Mrs. Rolland Ohio. financial condition is m o r e tree, Albany. J'l'anz replied to Irresponsible sound than ever before. 0 u r Miss Carolyn Greenleess l~:~~ ,b:lements quoted in news m~ percentage of operating expense ed with Mr. and Mrs. C .dia- which implied both B I u e to Income Is the lowest ever- Fraley, Sr., in Mallory, W. CriEs insolvency and poor rela~ 3.3 per cent for the year 1965. Va., during the past weekend. lions with hospitals after a 96.7 per cent of the income Mr. and Mrs. Harold ~~: 1 1 ' number of individuals and em- received from subscribers was gly, Vicky and Bruce, Sunday with her parents, pl~ee groups contacted t b e used to P,BY or .set a~ide to pay Plau offices expressing concern members hospital bills. Today, and Mrs. Lincoln Russell, WoU II over the reports. our hospital-bill reserve posl· Pen. tion Is the strongest in our or~ Mr. and Mrs. Dave ~anz said that recent devel~ ganlzation's history.>~ Mark David and Randy, o~ents Involving Blue Cross , . . . moved into property fn (ll Northeast Ohio and certain ' Best of relationships wttb thai they recently h<l!pi!>tls in Akron will have no hospitals, lowest percentage of upon the payment of overhead ever and the strong- from Grace Vorhes. Ollie B. Burke, Donald Burke for Blue Cross of Cen· east reserve position we bave and son and Wanda Metcalf, , Ohio subscribers admitted ever held certainly do not supt<iihose hospitals. He said that port any rumors that B I u e cinnati, visited with Mrs. Ha!Cross of Central Ohio will Cross is falling apart," Franz el Burke and family over the Easter we-ekend. member hospital benefits concluded. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rice subscriber's contract. Ak- - -- and sons vlslted with her paris not in the 29 county area ents, Mr. and Mrs. William CuJ. well. and other relatives here on Sunday and Monday. Those attending a lamlly ner at the home of Ruth Starkey on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Leland Moore and family Cnnton, Mr. and Mrs. T. The Racine Grange met Brookhart and Barbara of GEORGE HARRIS April 13 with Earl Cross hany, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray· ~~r~~~ p~~~:~ Masttr, presiding, and p10: m~nd Nelson and daughter, loAll Kindt of Good Buys All in OM Place ned work in the 1st and 2nd ca · Sai-d today five delePvt Frank Woodgerd son of Your Chevv Deaflr degrees to be exemplified at · • will represent the club 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carroll W~odflerdll 0 District 13-H Conven- the next meeting. · ne re n- of Columbus visited with . statement was received. It lfli!·· :In Athens, on Apnl 30 and was voted to send $5 to Boys' grandparents, Mrs. Zelia ' 1. They are AI Leonard, Village at Smithville and Rural ry, and other relatives. I'T;,~~~~~ Warner, Edward Fos- . S nd M 22 with who recently completed Willis Leadingham and ~ ~If~ask~t churcl.l training at Ft. KnQx, Kay., 0peto Eves 9:00 P.M. service, was planned. being transferred to Ft. S ll POMEROY, OHIO will be the last con' Okla., lor more training. of District ll--H 89 Mn. Jean Hamm, home I .;M:a~n~y~f~ri~en:d~s~and:_~re~!a~ti;ve~•~o~f~iiii~ economist, assisted by Sharon I•; presently constlluted. Roush and Lenore Bass, had , July I, tllti6, re - distric~ gl\arge of an apple muHID will take place. tontesl. There were nl n e guest speaker wiD be entriea, with Mrs. Lela Eu~ OPPORTUNITIES FOR GRADUATE STUDY lnternotional Third Vice erday receiving first and The West VIrginia Department of Welfare needa David A. Evans, Mary Easterday second. City. Texas. A spec· In Junior awards Denise large numbers of COLLEGE GRADUATES for aoclal !Illest at !be convention Cross was first and Donna work positions. Starting salary f480 t month, beil• bo Past International Cross, IIOCOIId. ning July !st. For further Information and lnttnlew, W. R. {Dick) Bryan The lecture bour consisted Central Ohio Blue Cross In Good Financial Stance llld OI!Vt To!llllhlp Flrt Dtpmlllll Mike ' of Coolvllle, Mr. and plan a supper lor ~!' ~ Mrs 'Jolmny Deprue and Clndy the. IJre IIDuJe, -·-. . ... of Dayton Mr. 11111 Mrs. Maur· gllle all p. m. M~ liN tee Reed,' Rosemary and Tom- plan • rummage 18\e In JUDI. Mr and Mrs DohrmaD Aoyoae bavlng donaliolll I or ~ Klppy and Mr. the rumlnqe aile II llbd 14 Easter dinner £00818 of Mr. and ·Mrs. Alvin Reed, Bobby, DOtlfy the ollllllll'l', and Mrs. Dawatn Dunt were Dennll and David, and Steve, -Mro. L7lo Jllldenoa Mrs Ada Beckley of Columbus, Cra.J& and Jamee Reed. ToMr.· and Mrs. Carl Barnett Mr. _a_nd_ Mrs;~~ 8~~~·;.,,._ · "")f!Nr.TON. K,v. (UPI) CottagevUle, W. va., KUtD &..on- en~~, u••u~- ~~-·· ...... _ - - Griustark the Kentucky Derb1 don Tuppers Plallll Jacl< Rood, day evening £00818 of Mr. and fa lie 'won the Mhllad Mr.' add Mrs. BU11 Durst a~ ~- "!el~~ ~f:1.':. _P~ ,!t:A! ~~ JC~neland. family and Mr. and Mrs. VII'- loe uauln tt.UAuaal1 .,~ , - - - - - - - 1smith Pamt11, Tamela s 1-LB. PKOS. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED ;o~~:D PICNICS GOEGLEIN .READY-MIX CO. 4to 8-Lb. W@QJ)~ IMJ~IQ) AVG. @LS 1ffi::n~ fMl@Q::!J~~ KRAFT '~©"ifOOll@llliW@~~ fMl~Lr fOOIIISl ~­ CARPET 1 Only $4.99 Pricoo ~·~sb~ , Oblo. Mr. BryOblo'l candidate International Third President at !be Lions Conventtoo In York Clljr, Jaly & tbrough t, II& of roll celllo "The Easter l Remember Best"; a of India, Earl Cross; by Ann Reegle, Belle and Dorotb7 Smllb, and Rules lo Raise a Delinquent by Mrs. Adami. WRITE OR CALL: Mr. Gone G. Roblnoon, Wtlfare Administrator • oq, yd. FREE LUCIOUS ·RIPE STRAWBERRIES s PTS. ESTIMATES! EXPERT INSTALLATION NOTHING DOWN ~) e UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY FOREMAN &ABBOTT CLODOX N. 2nd Ave. THAT'S ABOUT THE 81ZII OP IT. 1;2 •.. GAL. I It's just eslhe electrk people SIJ-)'011 can heat llac- to pay to tilde filtered-clean, fresh.atr-clreulatlns Gas trlcally far about $9.00 a month ••o.oo, or $7.50, or heat for stale, warmed-over electrically heated elr. Vfl'/ llqJinslve Indeed to awn a ch111y, clammy btiMmlnt. , .'MIIIIttlvlr-I!IDAithon you'd pey for Gila. Next time you're thinking about bulklllll. btqlnt Gl' : Pl'llllldld you•,. not healing anylhlnJ much blaer than a doll houaa. And if ycu don't want a heelld blaa- rentlns a home, think realistically. Think about the flct ment. And if you see! up everythlns like a vacuum bottle. that you'd have to pay UP to three tlmll 11 much to Mit But Hyou llw In a rut house with reel people, be the- jlaopl•lfutfhouH with electricity. 1lten think reatistJc. BaNd published utflity mes, tt .:o~~s 11[1 to of aU tile thlnit you t~n do with tile money you throe timeles much to 11t11 with eleclrlcily aa wilh Gas. with Gas. Your IIYinp with Gas heat can run up to thoulandl of That's about lha size of 1t. ' datlara -lha life of your rnoo'lpp. . That'nlot of niDIIIY to pey far the chore of fiddling ' .wt111 leplflle electric heat controls in uct1 room. Alot I on FREE PRIZES APRIL 20-21 '• 'II._ .. ,_'nil- USCy I II"..... AW- .... 111f!ll• YIIU Ul& M WKTHI27zm V. MV. . . . . - - -- - ~ I ' : . ' . ,POMEROY JR. High School . ' --:.. ~ When working hands need extra cash to pay off medical bUls ..• CHOCOLATE SYRUP 18-0Z. ott yoor medical and defttal bill$ oow .....d repay io sensible I ·1 HERSHEY'S m., Ill ••• and IIOk fir our·- 11111""1" loan. You can pay oil 8:00 P.M. 125 •th Avenue- Huntl....,n, W. Ve. Telephone 529-6281 ll...--------------•1 Nylo" t3 95 Start At THE SHOE BOX Work in Two Degrees will Be Exemplified SOCIAL WORK WEERS with $2.SO purchase Soloct From 0vlt' 200 PatterN & colon In Grey or Turquoise to Quicken Any Wardrobe. SEE I' • Acrllon CHEVROLET POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY JAR eHerculon I r:; 32·0Z. BARWICK I ':l;W: a:J Miracle Whip r.'l/':\1':\r:::~ ~ ~@~ooc;>; :: ~~~w~er~e~r~eceJV=-~ed~ln=to:~:~il . Lions Named Delegates Convention Lb. 110ntloly ins!ll!l11111t1b. For 110t8J oeeds ol any sort ••• CAIS There's a helping bind at •u to •zooo ECONOMY SAVINGS . & LOAN COMPANY tJI!I! ~!!..~ A~~lef!le Ort All 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2-2lll, ~ DA:JE OHUNGER, MGR. .... ...... .... 43c .......(. "· llllow L01~ 144LP. . . . ' I ,, s - · lolllo ••• .-I . �I .I . I ., ~~------ dlmler.Oills18werelh Pll 1114Cbarlel,,..._.. . . . .EtDwa• o --•1tr1. Gene mas; 111t. 8Dd 11r1. pelll o1 bet jlil!lll. aw~ Masar, trr. !IIIII Mn. 111m. Dfasmt>re B!flrl• Alfn4. *'··• Voit;e of Broadway HELEN HELP US! Jaek O'Brtail to [or llattond II c.r,. <li'IIIIIUI'tj_, 11 f\111 )W to ru4 • S001ety· Notes • ~..,. HeieR ' ""'!• Woodv Allen new t.Gndoo for his role in the Peter SeUers.starred James Bond f.!l!: "Casl.,. Rnyale," which is Ollly six months behind schedule, more than $2.1100,000 over bud· got and producer Ch.rlie Feld· man's still l1l8l1ltaln1q he'a oo deiJiihttd with It!! "q111llty" that bo's gifted Sellers with a 125, 0110 Rolls·Royce I! Peter bed kept to shooting lime and bild(et, Fehlman probably would've given him the Queen Mary ... Amuger P- Matz hustled to LDndon lor a quick· pof<h of "Funny Girl" openlnc · Flower Show1 ""'LS lilt and Hr& Normaa 1\lo llr. ml lok Dovld 1\lggB tnter of Cbos!Or. Callen """' c.Jn "and dlugbltrl, Sbon1 enterlalntd wllb an Euler Mr. a!KI Mn. !&Irion Riga ll1lll Faith liltd Amber, wo ....... . daqhten, Atbonl. ' . of Mr. and loin. l)oa tofCICIII Mtt. Stvllnc Mlssar, DJanat_. LOlli """""'• E.,.... •. • mullljllled. "' you said It prob· •hlf !l'lllld. I ·· I'm DOl 1ryiDg to say IUIIOk· lng Ia okay ''"' a 14-year-Cld, bul I wish aduUs would realize lt'l jtbl as hard for a reen· ager. to qull at It Is for them. W011ld TllltY qull bteeust they were thrnteaedT We're hooked too!! - TEEN SMOKER Dear Smoker: , 11 you llllOke no more than ' !!:~ ~~-~D~oily~~Se~ntl~n~;Po;;m;ero~y~·!ol;ld~d~le:po~r~t~,0~·~·~A~prll~1~8~,~llltl~lll~ ' "'AA !, "6'.1 t I I .I 11 I Ridge Keno Ram~ler Trade-Ins '"''I RIIIINWn Bob Miller Chari• HumphN'fl lorry Lowety 125 I. Main It, Phtne WY 24171 don't. ral't') I• that . the Dear Helen: The Vtry Btll of a b1g weddmg 18 greater, 1 ThiR ii in refet"f'nre tt ' usually. fha~ the ne-t wor.th '~ ! mother of tlle 14-year-old smo,k· ll In Usad Cars Anywhere Ithe gifts. It s like derlarmg 1 er who said she had triad NO REASONABLE I busineu. los~ on your income erythlng to get her daughter OFFER REFUSED ' ---------· i tax so you'll gel a refund, bot .1 1 al kr &Eli · u1e red . • ·am a smo e ·• I An Faster ~ . dirmt'r was· glve-n vou ,rP sI'll 1 m , QUI 1 1 so t I'' 4 at thr humr ot' \1r. and ~rs. • I 1 • a glr . s ar cu HOLLYWOOD IUPJ) - lD t''The Ikluble Life of HeDI"J' I Robert White Af Keno sundav. When I ~et married l'll )be one.~f thecrewd and I SAVINGS (X). ,ame way~. ABC·TV, the! Phyfe." and "ABC Stopf', '' a All thPir children and grar1ri. stand on this: our we-dding will hadn t! 1 h9\'f' had my tmllllt'st ct the three networks, i publk a(fairs !fltty. ctlildrrn were prC'senL Thost cost M mGre .t~n $Ifi.OO: ! tO.·. lowa~re cut off. Je~tu~s:, -Your Ra.-ltt Dtlltr" ill ~be mo~t di~·rrting to watch · • :present wrre 1\tr. ;:~ nd Mrs .. 00 for the m1msttr. and $ii.OO· erythmg, but (11 t.ht~ didi'J t mal<• II POMIROY• 0 • k • t I .il it& entertainmPnt pla11s, and William Carr p("IHW rmd Vicka Ifor the corsage, and we may · me sop, s I smo :.•·-~~c~~.,..,.;,.;,;,.,;;,;,;,.,;,.,;.....,,.. tble wiU cPrtainlr be thP cao:;e · He turn i n I are : .:'~lflfl.; of Alfred, !\·l;s. and. ~1r!'. Donn~ even sptnd that <'Otlilage mon· - --tD the corniog televj1ion season. Pla~r," "ThP .Fu1tt1.ve, Com ~ Ohlmg~:r .1nd d 1ildren of Pom· ey <Jn our flrd dlnnPr-AL0NE! 1j For ABC·T\' has little star bat. · ''Tht- B1g \'allry," '·Bat· ! eroy \"ir and Mn (..'harles Why f'Xpend the energy you power LJnd few blockbust~r hit! ~~n.'~. "F :roop." .~ewft~t;ed :" John·~ - ~nd siX ,·hildren, Mr. n:ed for your h~tneymoOO nu a j of proven long-run stature, and 12 0 Clock 1-ll gll. Lawrenl'e and MrA Clare Woode and b1g whoop-t~o that tea ..·e~ ,vou I therefore mu.st .try to lnitlate ~r~lk.', •rThr Hnli.\· wo;-d P.:~l~~.~~ dauglJter ·of Pomeroy, \1;. ~nd so drained . ph}•sic.a!J:;· and fl· tre11ds or capJt allZf• on .L'1d<: th.:~c \n~ •.~g~ to thP, R?;'0m ot rhe ! Mn. Henry Perref'. of Louisi- nanriall~· r •u don't evtn i caplltrf iUi'ntton and .SPa. . Til~ ~BI . and ~.~ , ana. _\tr . and Mrs. Thoma11 WANT a honeymoon~ sn.r. l rating-:; . s:mda~ movie . Pt<.\ tnn PIR.e: ' : Wllitf' and chi ldren oi' Calif. DENT I S art 0r Alfr d •hlch eipanded lo thriCe · M 1. In !hi" p1:1~t few ~e:isom. tllt" wf'Pklr thi!' ~ta.::r,n . rl'! lurn..; IG t r<:: .. racf' w z e · i Dear Student: netw.,rk k1'i IJ('r.n rP:nark:lll.l ~· irs 0.riginal twice·J·\\'Et-k ror-- 1 a~ 518te: Mar~e • .or Dayton. : The majorlly of mtn and a . tuccf'~~ful _at rlomg JU':· n.us, . mat I VJs~t.ed With their Sister. Mrs. growlng numbl'r flf ~irl~ wlll i hut has p.:ud ttie IJrjce ut grJmg : . " I Shulry Bahr one day Iac:.t .week. drink to that. fSoda. nllly. thlil I C nith fl :J~h·in-the·pan fad~ and J11 a·Jdltlon to ABC St111 1 Mr. and ~ Mn.•JHck Seldena· . 1 1 1 coumn. ' '"7"t '"C·T\· l i l n d l . kl M dM 1:-~aeen C trPnd ' -n<IJilf'ly. fast \ ltWI!r : " · fJII E'f new tU> :<;er e!l r )t' . a. · ac yn, r. an rs. And herP's nw fiv£> • cenli : p ~ when another ho: i~m I WJU be . Pbilhp Smltb, and ~ar·\ent> of worth: Big wedding ar.,. for . a· llflm{'.; ::dong Itt r&plnct' the i . Iron Hor sC'"- Hr.ur We stern Pomeroy, Wf'rt rvenmg call~rs . JE'i le who: 1. Can :lfford l tl &how of thfl moment. Tlms last . . . S11nday of ~r and Mn BlaJilt' ! J P . , n ·•a• n •BC·TV · .1. 1.. ~ /p : m wh1ch Dalt> ft,Jbemon 'I'IUJI a ~ !Uh n .' thr.-m. 2. Thmk they cant possl· ""' ,,() , lnl Ia a.~ ~V· : . I I' Oa . b] f . 'jh t ft d C ton PI ::K'l\" a ~eriatl;o:ed nighr. ; railr~ad ,n a pokerg;:~mr. ''Rnt : :Wlk~l MilhO!m mis!led a Jewl Y un(' 110" 1w1 ou 1.em : an "J finlt< 'i(•::l. P opPr,1 which r.o w h:•~ Patroi' '- Fnur men t.nke on , day~ nf sd1ool Ia~! wrrk With 3: J~vP. t~t..\lt c~mpa~blt ~e~~~ to only ordinary rating• litrenilh. · Getrnanv's Afrika Corp'! in : Ie\'tr and rold. twrs ~n ~en " w 0 voon 1 ld lt alsu ~tartrd a rod: 'n' wJ I · World ·war li thalf hour.1. 1 Eao:: tM" gunday dmllt'i' ltJPsts i get rhri~ !rtlmgs hurt and end,l 01 program, ''Shindii," Which Wal . ' 'Mtn Aa;stnst Evil" - th1 livtrt. I of Mr. ind Mrs. Kenneth Ouvis 1 up feudm ' .1\ceording ltl m~ 1 ~'ery hOI at c.np hm +:-. ~·tt: is ot cop.~. nn a tnetropnlitan fore<\ und f.J rnily wert' \Jr. J\lurl Tav· j observations a~d .my corrtspiD· : alrrady ~·m 1 c.: · led .\'o\'i ,1 1g 9tfirring Howard lluf1 (tlalf ! lnr. .\1r anti \J;s. i':re-rr·ft ~ illl· drnB, the firsT 11em rulf's •ut : rid!ng tilt' trt'~l ,,t .hf' 1hour). "Tht Rounders''-con- ~ son ami l.m~ Annul Long I about 60 JWr N·nl: the second : "Batman'' f;jd . t"mtJoran Wf'~tern c·omedy Bottom . .\lr~. CarGlyn Kotnig, : · Next season will ht about two bronr bullteNJ, I and !On of Chesttr and Mar Je, I f l ·. r h quire Cllill Will~ rhalf : .Johnnu :md Darlt"n~. I CIU eren' '""\evtr, or t " onr fealltrHig hou I "S h~nt" V'f~l.."Ml b88 ed ' ' sbow to watch in Al--l(' TV 's r· . ' - ·· · · Friday tv<·ning MUe<:ts wer e lineup- and, frankly. ptrhn()! I on" the film 4halr hoUfl;, i ).tr. and Mrs . George Starcher, tbe on)l· r r3 Ik , , Milton P.M"l~ Show -Vn.rle· , :\otr. and Mr'. 1\t:itll Cllrtls of J P og 'm to a e 110'r t\' hour "Cre<>n Hornet''-Thr · II oo all threE> network~ - is 1 • 1d d' .1 : Pomei'Oy. really differem, in tlr~1r it i1 ' 01 ."'h '"h 1 h-;rn~ · "Th plTa~·!d , Mi&s Cathy Darlcnt' Davir. r~- 1 ?§~ . -». ~ ra1g 1 1 a 1 nm'· -.t:mptmg a return ro snme ' T ·. . ~ rmP- 1urn~ d 1n schoo1 .1 1to:r a 81f'F:c' 11 .. - Two screnllst~ . mool'( hed unne go of k h. k . " ...... ly sr . u1mg . , f lh d' . , 1wo wee s (· IC en pull:. · 11 1roug11 t 1:e our Jmens.on to --· - - - -- - --· It fs called 10 ABC Stage '67" all ppriods of hi~tory !one · It will be on f'J<'h W,:•(iilc-!>d~y houn '· Ph~· lh ~ Diller Show''-A : b an hour, and ii wiU trv 3 ; we a lth~· Iamily gOfs broke and , collection of ungimd : •1;1 r~. :11as to keer ;t e1 serret 111a1r \ musicall aod documenlariPs ! lwurJ. '·Them Mooroes"-Five lbvolving top talent': ::.' l"!('r (lfphanN:I bro1hrr.~ and sisters Ale is planning a mergPr with run their pMPnls' homesh•ad in ' Jnttnmtionnl Telephonf' and an hnur Wt>o;;tf!rn. '·LI)ve on a Telegraph Corp., which rnav . Rooftop'' - f:omedy half-hour ~ relieve thE' broadcnstin~' 1 1 ·~; 1 r·. ; nhout nf'wl.vwed~ in 3 walkup l ution of some finanrial <;fr<I Hl. San t"r<-anri<:f'O apartm~nl. ll's here- the all·new, All American Gas Shaw- and you're invited. "ABC St:1ge '6i" mm m:11 : , ;- 1 'Thf' \l rtn Who Nevf'r Wa<:'' 1 See food favorites from New England to Hawaii prepared on stage. turnin_g point. howevt>r ~ lighr . in --\ ~PY asmmr<: ttw identity of I Watch as the stage setting .•. and the costuming ••• shift with the llle network's attlturle. a ilf';HI wr(llthJ mnn who wa~ 1 ABC-TV showo;. alrf'i1d~ can· , hi" douhle half hour J. "The ] locale. Take home kitchen planning ideas ••• homemaking tips ••• died or ~n to be ,.anN>le:l Tamm\· r:rim~>" Sl10w ··-Hn lf 1 fabulous recipes designed to help you prepare imaginative, exciting ' are : "ksst' .fame-s." ' '.\ \tan hnur <'flmedy uiJuut a madcap. and taste·tempting family meals. Don't miss the All ·American Gas Call<'d Sht>nal\(jooh.'' • TI 1P Far· " TI 1:1 t Cirl" - Marln Thoma~ as mer's Daughter." '·Brn ca.. an nspiring actress from a Cooking School, presented by the personable master of ceremonies, ley. " ' ·Thft 1\venger s." · CouN ' cvnventionat family 1hul£ hour Bob Eichhorn, and his talented new partner, Brenda Burris. Uarti11l." ' · McHale'~ ~aY\'." romt'dyl. ' 'Thr llawk''-Hour •'Oz?.if> and HarriPr,''· ThP Pcitt" , drtnna. aboul an American D u k e program. "r; i d Rf'! .;. Jndinn who is a New York cop. .Television Revue ~orietv Notes METROPOLITAN MOTORS II I iTYLOAN a II wll! 1\prll Lj 1 Joe N .,. 3m fll r. " - Tt:r· p, flower~ have a 'l'Neet i . fqgrance to attract bees. hut· i •ow." · (l. 1\ Cr:wh. - h~ ... ~he Long. 1\ni .' l i HMif'r ." 1 terftlt'.o: and other lnsf.<'ttt. ln ]' lfl('he 1~1\nt~tnn,<' · Ttw .\rl· rrtnrn fnr th1• S\\'i.'('l · ~ melling ·m~ f'amil~' · "llnn('\· w.-. ~1 . " · nectar whkh thr inRf'Ctl! sip, I ·•e .1\mm~ f)f>an hour. "Thf' · lht-v r:•rl)' the po!tf'n t.o other : ,, ' 'I It wa..., ('a,o.;y . Kay 'r; a ddtm .. 1 i New Furniture lwlped him. Shf' rh,ck'·~l 1he roa•l ahead for tlllt'nm in~ car!i, and "'ince slw 11uw o1w. ~ ht> ~\ow~l down 1o It•< .lor- in linP in front. of bL·r. ~ ! ll' nnt only :-;;wed .Jrw hu t dr -fPnd t·d hn · -,plf fl·.-,m :J ruu!l H'ar cr~t.~b. An- •.vou a d••f cn~iVf• !\rivt-(! .I •I 0"'' $299 1 ~30.!1!1 Oowll - SJ•M~!' on Convenient lam, fURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. I WATCH ouT I'OR THE oTHEit m ;y f'ubli~lltil 1 ~ ·~v~ I, ,,; " ' ''..:~'" ·' '' "n 11 •!1• To~ ~~.~ , ,,., . .,i IP~ rh• I·•l• r~~UMII """''t•' N e.,·, l· l ~•· ~'J o~f\•1•"1 l h, 1( .1< ollil :.. l , !y I >'" ul ,,- * 8:00 P.M. Pomeroy Jr. High Sthool II I YEAR PROTECTION PLAN .I' SPONSORED BY COLUMBIA9t1S OF OHIO, INC. I' • • ~oft coOKING, GAS . blstoryl One year warranty lor repair of any d.. feet without ·~~&e, plus four year protection plan lor IN COOPERATION WITH YOUR LOCAL ~ERCHANTS \ • Strongest FtigldaJre Washer PrOtecUon Plan In 1 ' 1 I MAKe:s THE 'a ta DIFI'IIti!NC! ... C)oaTe LiltS, TOOl ' ·•' N .,., ,_,.. ., ...,..,... , w COMPTON o· D . OF OVER $58, 2 nd SERIES OF in cash ~~ N w GA.MEI BONUS BINGO --·-Get your NEW Game Book TBOUIANDI OF DOLLAill 1M TBOUIANDI 01' CAIB PlliZII ! ---·-- EACH TIME you visit our store yoy will receive ABSOLUTELY FREE a BONUS BINGO PRIZE Sll P marked Program #81. Only one •lip per s!Ore visit to each adult. * WIN ONE OR MORE PRIZES OF $11000 ·$500· $100·$50·$20 •$10·$5. $1 WIN UP TO a total of $20.856 replaeement for any defective pari • the travsmjlllon, drive motor, or larse ·capacity . . • • furnl!~lng ' ••tor puni~l ., IMPORTANT NOTICE !!?&'88 7'•••• eLtP PROGRAM #81 ·' llf PROOfii:AM #11 now bein~ diatributed and marked .. Pro- gram No. 81'', JDIJ Jrday Nigbt, A.pri 23, 1966 . . no alips from Progaram No. 50 will be redeemed after that date. To avald confusion, we suggest rou dtlstroy 101 Bonut Bingo Sltpt and books trom Pro&ram No. 50 that you may nn·.v have, PROGRAM #Bl EXTRA BONUS I Each week we will print Extra Bonus Bingo Prize Slips in our newspaper ads. Wa~h for these ads l Ctlt oul,(orcopy•) and use Ihem togethar with alithe Prize Slips olthil program you receiveat our llores Io help you win your share ol Prizes. Start with the Eitra Prize Slips in this Ad! Mark them in yQIII Bonus BlnjO Gllnte Book and you are on ypuf way to winning Cash Prizes. •11 ~w wpy! hand prir.t in p!!in bl!!!:k l!tlen on~ plain piece of paper t~e Program 1.Game Value, letter •nd Number as hey appear on each newspaper Prize SUp, posted in yqur participating s!Ore. 0 I ~~:·~:: ~ - used to play the 8 new games in our 2nd Series of BONUS BINGO No. 2 game book Wjnners in previow Program No. 10 NBA l'llayofl RltmdiDgo Ulliled Prell lltenalloaal (JiesloOI.IIeVel FIDIII W. L. Angeles 1 ti Rolbl~ Only tbi)Se store and new1paper BonUI Bin· co prize slip& marked "Proa:ram 81" may be redeem their tliPt up to and lncludinl Sit· BETS NEW RECORD POINT PLEASANT, N.J. (UPI) -8heul Ladany of l.!rael amaslted !he oldeot Usted AAU tl'lol: Mil field record Sunday when be won 1 50-mile walk in otcbt houn, M minutes and 36 oeeontll. Lldany's time btt· tered the 1:29.12 clocking of G. GUllo oot on Mey IO, 1878. ••• At No Extr1 Ch1rgel April 20-21 SlVI' drivPr, :-1' rw! ur:tH .v whtoo .lOt! w11nted to IJ<t"" !wr. Mhe 3 ROOMS MASON ' J Coaldtook 0 Carnlna W1r1 Cmoralos 0 Lumln 111 Candia• from Prepo Corperlllon 0 Thermo Spoons tram Gaydoll, Inc. l] "Kit< hen Pockaae" far Caoklna from KYP lulhlrland Paper Company 0 Tupporwart [1 Bags of Oroctrles 0 And rock Shi'I!Mtlbablts 0 Plul a Free Gilt for Everyone Who Altonds Kine Fam1lv .·· '' Bhw I.1gh1." flnwP.n fnr rcprndurtion. ~r~::. J1111lor1 - JACKIE BAHR, Karen BiaeU, Karen Cart", Janet Fran!<, Polly Har· ri1, Carolyn Hoffman, Mary Mankin, Edna McCoy, SALLY MORA, Pat Smith, Carol Nich. oil, Sina Summeriield. Seman - Bm ADen, Mary Bohr, Greg · Bailey, Cheryl Ben lz, JULIA McCOY, Roberta Trussell, LINDA LARKINS. Students whose names are in ell capllala ....tved grodas oi 93 per cent or above In all of thoir 111bjects. I 0 Club Alumlil'um aeucep1n with Teflon (nan·lllckl llnlsn 0 Spiel lotand splao Ml 0 Betty Cracker "Din~er far Two" Soffif' 3-' er. valuable fREE prizes FI.OWER ~' RAGR.\SCF. ~~~Fleldler ~ 1L?··-~ ~ ~•l'lf!li.i!1 lillll John COIIriU II the men'.i befMt a. '· C111ft ·~ !llro. Orvy Gainer, Bermle Gallier of division, llltl Jutly Ttprt, fll,a filii, : . ,. , llebron, Butch Byero o1 Lao- Mldonna Sdlld!t and Ro!i1n " . .· caster and Bernard Gainer of Ebbern in the women's dlvi· llolllllti ' IOOI; I M liii!IIU• . Barberton called bn Saturday sion, are aU expected to make lead and protected 'ill _ . evening. the semlfinlll ol the toarney. ID tllo lteCil!ld ball ID 1110 JIIDil 1 JamtS Smith of C.lumtm. far their 4$11 flelotJ ID ' the ' was a weekend guest of the Dan HOLLAND WINS rivalry that ttlrted ... .,.;.,.·· Smith>. RO'ITERDAM UP! _ . , , . .. .. Carl and BettY Van Meter land ed Be i~ HOI 1qo. Din~""" 1 f'AilP.d at the heme of warren edg It Swld8y aad tbere weN • tiel. . Rose Tuesday evenlnc. 1' h Honor studenta with grades ; of 85 per (!ent or above in aU their classes at Eastern Blgh School in tho lifth six weeks grading period were: Freabmea - BARBARA BAI· LEY, JENNIFER DEAN, Can· dace Hawk, Pamela Rend· orson, NANCY KARR, Len· ora Michael, Louise Michael, I SANDRA NEWLUN, Susan ·Tullio. Sopbomores - Patti Bahr, PATTY BORING, Janet Flck, Kathy Griffin, TWILA KARR, Vicki Pooler, Joyce Van Met-- made a pass: :1 I 11n " .,Amos Bm·kP . ~n·pJ A•: 1·nt. " 1 'ShlnW.e. ... '·'f ht Onnna llf~l.'(j .. ,, ' Eastern High Honor Pupils Are Announced ......_.,., lllra Washe1 I How Kay O'Grady defended herself when 1 r 2-...... ... ' , ~LAM . E.) F~E~S .T I VA ..L ~ . v,_, Mr. 11"1 Mrs. Donal ~ Deen Brinker on Friday. lety ·No,.es 'I ' ' Pierce of Athens, Mr. ontl !llro. Mlllvin Circle of CeiumbUI, Mr. ll . and Mrs. Wm. Perry and lam· . lly of Hollon, Mr. and Mrs. Fifty • sb: were (11'\!ltDI lor George Perry of Dex<er, Mr. Sunday SChool Eastp". There and Mro. Jack Bostic aDd lam· wen\' 110&. ,i.iWAo, A p::;r~-n. ·~- ~· ")~ T.,at•rt . Mr "'"d Mra. readJnis and 1111!111 wu preaent- Jack Perry and famUy of eo. ed by ~· aDd.~· ~: And. lumbus and Mrs. Laura Circle, erwm, Mr. ana mr111• ....., .. ai:t Dixie Circle, Margaret Ann Mr. a!KI Mrs . Hayman Barnitz carl- and LiDIII PalterSOIL of Pomeroy called at the Dean Rov. Paul Sellm played the Brinker home saturday even. FIVE AUI!IIII!8 ENTERED • • I • ' • lrombone. . Inc. BOURNEMOUTH England .t 1 1 1 1 i 111 0 1 111 0 j Eaater weekend vlii!M with Mrs, Arthur Orr of Chester (UPII - Australia 'is expected ""-N 18 OOOL'll 1111 r. 'il 018 SIIIOH tam() .., Mrs. Mery Circle _,1\!r, and viSited with Mrs. Robert Lee to make BD lmpre!BIVt tlhowlnc TbW'I. _ But Court 8l. Pomeruy ' M=::"::.·::Cleorg=::•:..:Cit~c:le::entl::::fand:::l~Y_:and:::..:chi:·:ldr:.:e:n~oo:::S:atu:rda=y=·=--==ln:t:h•-::B:ri:tis:h:h:a:rd~co~ur~t~te:nru=·s~=='T'==========~=""'~=~ r' 1 7e ~..::~te~~·N:·:v~n~~: s::~w~:;:~ ::'~11e10:ne: • L4 b i 1 SOCIAL MONDAY A • 1 •''\') ~ ·RACINE ELJilMBNTARY P. 1 /1 '!.• •I"....., M...r'av. Aorll 1t at 7:1) p. m. at tbe grade . acbotl. Wallllr Cleland of R• · =.e J~W!!'g!!!~ -m~~ will Plans were completed for a Leo Kflllll!dy and Mr11. Leo speak 00 "What to Do Until tbe Cower show to be held AprU.U. Bryan, judge's clerk!; Mrs. Rob- Emergency Squed Arrives." 24 Iii the Oblo Power c.. office, erl Lew~ and Mrs. Raben The Method!at Jllllior Choir will •lien the Wlndlna Trall Garden 'nlompson, publicity; anJ !Irs. present special music end the club mel Friday evenlnc at the Cllarlea Hayes and Mrs. Uoyd Orsl [ll'ada mothers will serve boll!' of Mn. Robert Lewis, Mpore, rlean IIJI. rofre!!lunents. Sprmg·av. . . . Tho Middleport, Amot.ur and CHESTER PTA will meel on Mrs. Chsrles Lew11, pros• Walk·ln Garden clubs haTe Monday evtnlng at 1 P m at dent, was In chal'f!e of the mee~ been Invited to exhibit in the the tie h 1 El t: · f lng, opening with devotions by lnvltaUonal class. A white ele- offi gra wl~:: ·h Ide<~":,. ~ 8 Mrs. C. L. Heaton, who read • phant 5Bie will be held during IC:S ill be ~· poem, "I Will Not Hurry,'' by the show and there will be a men w servt · Ralpb Spauldlnc Cushman. drawing for a Tupperwar., vaoe. MIDDLEPORT GARDEN Member• an1wered roll rail Flower arrangements werP. Club wdl meet Monday, April with • narcitw11 speclmtm. ..,_. judged by Mrs. Charl~::s Lewis 18, at the home of Mrs. Gareo mona those ohown were Mt. and a blue ribbon awarded to Stansbury. All membtrs are Hood, Wellington, Kina Alfred, Mrs. Robert Lewis for a ologarth asked lA> bring gifts suitable Sprill(l Glory and Scarlet curve !llide of forsythia branch· for door priZes lor the GarO'Hara. es, narcl.,ua and """111ents. den Therapy Club, Galllpolls A' contribution was made to "Electroculture" wa• the State Institute. the \vabkeena fend, a res'"'"' topic of the program hy Mra. TU1!8DAY tion !D'Oiecl of Garden clubs. Thompson. It was •hown that 1 AUXILIARY of the Veterans Jnvttatiooa were read from the 33 per cent 1rowth incroaae ie Memorial Hospital wnl meet Coltllllbla Gu Co. to attend the obtained wben ele"lrlc Clll'rent Tuesday AprU II at 7:!0 p. m. Blue Flame Feolival and from Is pas...t through plant. 1~... Ill the bospital cafeteria. All the BuUtmd Gartlen club to par· plants grow taller 01111 haVfl mtmbers are requeslad to at· ticipate ·in tbeir flower show, more of a root system, proving tend. "New Ilorizons," on April SO · that electricity t. 1 fartor in FRIENDLY CffiCIJE of the May I. promoting plan llfOWth Foderated Church will meet Memben .... p!aclnl! crayons Game• wero played ct•rlng · Tueaday, April 19, at 8 p. m. and eolor material In waWng the social hour under the dtrec- Mrs. Carl Kautz will be in room or Veter1111 Memorial Ho!· tion of Mrs. Bryan and priztl charge. Hostes!es will be Mu. pita! for entertainment of chil· awarded tbe winners. A des. Phil Globokar and M II • dren visUing there. Tho travel· serl course carrying oul the Mary E. Chapman . ing prilt donlled hy Mr!. Wol· oprlng lime theme was served WEDNESDAY ter Bentz was awuded to Mrs. by the hostess. The May meet. CLASS 12 CIRCI.E of lleath : Robert Thompoon. mg w11l be held at tht home of Melbodisl Church will meet 1 Commlltecs were aamed for Mrs. Robert Thompson. Wednesday evening. April the flower llmw and <nclude, 20 at a p. m. ,, the chur<h.l Mr1. Cllarlu Lewis and Mra. Mr 5 Forrest Bachtel is John Terrell, Gower ohow cllair· Pl..a Part,y Gil•en prO(!r~m cha~rman wIt h i man; Mn. Walter Btnt• and Ry Santi:\' }alm•on Miss Friede Faehnle, davotion· l Mrs. Joseph Struble, staging; al chairman The hostesses Mrs. Allard Pratt and Mrs. C. Uh Sandy · J•hnson entertained u~ part f 11 1 th are 1ms. Nau .M oore, Mr!. L. i L. Htaton, rt:·giltratlon; Mrs. I w.· a pJZza Y 0 ow og e w. !l!kComas, Mn. E. M. : Middleport School Band concert W d d M H u· S lth Fld ·ooan rs.a1em. · r ay evenllli at the home PAST PRESIDENTS oL btr parenill, Mr. and Mrs. the American Legion Au<ill· James Johnson, Loc118t St. f Ore Webster PO!It 1 0 Ptz:za and pep were served · a~y w I Plans were made for a bake by Nancy Buchanafl Kathy WJli meet Wednesday even· 1 sale with proceeds to be used !' Conde Mary Bradbur'y ing. a.t the home of Mra. 1 for campine seaaimll when the Swan.;,n Kathy McGir; J. M. Thornton. •. Junior Methodist Youth Fellow· 1d H ~II 8 G 1· h BOSWORTII Council No. 48, I ship of Heath Methadlat Churcb a: J el u:a~ ~\· Royal and Stfect Masten, will met SUnday evenitJg at 1he 01: '11~ ":in an Y 0 Mnsonk. hold their stot.d assembly ' church. F "st n ~~~were ar Wednesda)' at 7:30 p. m. at j Rbondj Hysell prelideut con· Howl.er, Mi~e er, the Pomemy Masonic Tem· · ' awey, ... e I t' II dueled !he meelinti .. wbich waa Lo Jim W Jt ·P e, for transac mg a re- 1· na:. arner, m 1 bus'mess. Thomas c . Ed opened jU ar " . with. '"l'be Lord'• Pray. pat Arc her, DevIn DaII ey, d ill ir' ste er giVen m unison. Sylvia ie Walters, Oke Ritter and war s, us wus rna r, . Swanson was appointed to 11e. D Jd Bulk' k 'i ' requests all qfficers and 1 cure a time for the sate. Plans av . r · companiont to attend. wore made for 1 farewell party THURSDAY for m11tnber1 of !he group who 100 fli/th, Si:r:lh TWILIGHT Garden club win wlll be leavlnc the community. Graders al Cancer! meet Thursday •venlna al Article• were read by Vern There were 100 fifth and sixth the home of .Mrs. Lev~ett Ord anti Dollt Wallen. Re· IP'ade students of the · Rouah with Mila Lucretia Gtnfreshments were served by Ok· l port Elementary Schools in Ath· be1mer as co .. hoetess. ey Ritter. Pment were Doxie , ens Friday to attend the chU Waltm, Olcey Ritter, Tom dren's Concert presented by Cooke, !tan Smith, Dwight Dow· the Ohio University Symphony \ oon, Vern Ord, Rhonde HyseU, Orchestra, sponsored by the Jones. . Athens Music Club. · &antiJ Johnaon, Sylvia Swan-] II was reported that 1.1100 eon, entl Mr. and Mro. Emenoo •dents from Metgs Ct u n t Jonet. l Schools attended the event. · ana . ' ,, ·~~· Methodist Youth Plan Bake Sale 1 I -----------1 Carmel CAI£NDAR • t.n, lloltAlm IIICI Cbatift Elcb- :;:'ti:,.";' I~ DallY ltntlne~ ·Fomeroy·lWddlepOrt, o., April 10. 198&-.:-7 Massar, Diana anti Mrs. Ml11 ~ apenl l!luao Charles, local, lilt. and Mrs. day wtth Mr. and Mrs. Wale!DII Oscar 8lbeoct ood Ray ol White II 11'1at. starling in 1bll rum 'Nrlioo ui .;;;.;"\'"'' "" jllo:r. ~"; . . YOil'ftUSEID FOil rrl ]eliminates...., JOe per aal 4lf "Tilt ImPoulble Y"""" as Toll&" ole ... 1'1111 foot • Tllll e<>ltmm iJ lor YOUDi P"'" "'l' Uti.iq;=:; ~ !~ tlttro sb'OIIIIf II'Wo0Ck11QIC!r8d .. ; ;· holdccs (fl ••), ..ougb to pie, their problems anti ple.,. - EVI!R~YI .:U~":t';.~ 11 Bq Crolby'a ~aogmg up nw 70llr .,..th • .,.,, :h<l'•!rl ,...,., thtlt trnublet ond fuJI. In case I didn't make myaa goll stil!b,lllllll his both. elbow served wilb ubetlol . . . As wllb the ,.,t ofllelen Jlelp &ar: i'm 011 yviii' i'.:l; :!! bursitis dlpoppurs ... Tile Mlr· EIMI!bower, IIlli Ike but It welcome& laughl but wey, Student, but 11'1 only • lin (Arieno Fnbcil) Gobel• lrv· lid frlelld and olrick dedp a eerlouJ question penonol oplnioo brought on ing P. ·jfor pll-.ol • tho • lty" yacalloned In Lee Vepa a bmh..fl. from arbilrating too mall!' wedyear, caf..Jeague) Low a 1 d tho rtemlll., ent1 seor aU Send your ~~Jo~Hge questioDB dlllg siJillbblelln my dally mail, the Herman ("Folr Ledy" JII'O' best ..,. around lhel 1ow11 . YOIJ'l'll MKEJ> FOR IT, 1 may widl my typeorrller rliJ. ducer) Levllu! will hU 111< road A famoUJ comedian's of Helen Belp US! this bon had come with Invisible to Cannes together .. La a- son ill bollllng the bolllo. newspaper. 1n1t IO or 15 yeen from now ouille col- mort JlW!·ftllh, TO RAVJI: A LOVELY w11on eur daughters get orange ion folk than any hlgli·FreDoll Paul Newman (wlloll WJI:DDING _ ON Sl5.tll bloosolllll in !heir eyeo. - B. restaurant In lnwn . . . There I " Harper" !IOQllelntll Fall HelM: TO SELL A WEDDING GOWN was l'erry Como's favorite TV a fortune) felt rjcb enougb I'm glad to see a man who Dear Hslen: momentarily over tbere ... May tonsil Frank Gallop following only to c:urprlse hi!! wUe with OOnest about the reason b!- Pie~~ t:-n :~!.,at three cigarettes a day. you are- I .,. add our opinion that War· an antiquo table from one of $31111,000 H'wood home but · big lffildlnc• (the brid.. Broke thet II •~ ~ - · n'l hooked, honev. You could I ner's Paul ~ewma~ - ''Har- tliose Madison Ave. allti,ue $70,000 _!4,000-~cre) ranch wh& said, -·Face it_ the my two daughters Mid thftr stop tomGI'l'(JW aDd miss notll· 1 ~,. m~vie 1s _as 8hck a 'lice lhops that mlg~t be called.' An San Lms Oblspo (CaL) is what count&." This wed- wedding gown! ina but the phony grown _ up j 01 intelhgent VIO!en~e as hao Arm and a Log hy tbtlr prlcea; Harry llflafonte played to · jazz k like a chain reac· ll'd th 1leell get hen you light I been gooseburnped m y('ar~; a i and take our long-researched 700 Parisi•• at ~ PA1a11 lrl b a bl affair Both were marr e ng you ~ 1 ~ 't h nd me ' 0 good, literate. snarling diver- . personal word for it, the decep. SportA for the ·JeMft& (I[ liar· . ne g as g • summer, but not the same Up and drag. • on ~~ hj sloll ... Gabriel Heotter's wife Ilively s~>-informal • ht's. triple tin Luther King .. lrv Kupclo. (weddang, 1 mean), and and tltey wore the same the old malarkey about ~. wls 1 diad in Miami Besch . . Bark· breasted Mr. GaUop doetn't u.. et of Chicago was ollered !led· body kick• in with glft8. • T ding dress, a lovely . m;~e~ starte~, bul, sigh, \ stqe at "Li.oll in Win!Rr," Mav- 1ually follow antiques . .. Frank'a da Hopper·~ chair (bt aaid next tries 00 outdo her. More Well. rn~· husband had a ~tJf!l, 1 J~st cant ~tck the hab· : ar Lindsay told star Robe.rt I notion of a true antique Is nDJ no) fcven tf he dGelln't wear mone~ drained fro~ friends wbo~ daughter was 1t. That I bra~mg - AND ~ Preston (playh... King Henn·l girl who's old enough to vote. now~red hats so well for g1fts. Well by this time the rnamed several montM later. YOU KNOW rr. ,... ., . . gals who have donated figure ou daugbte decided "'~·'d 'i II) ''Now I know what • power ' lie Wood tho racb little . . r " "w' Th' colum I• dedicated to pti.y is reaDy Uke" Top ·~ !ltar and Paul Getty Jr. the only wa~ to get tlu!lr mve!lt· sell their g~twn, as they said faml~ Ilv!ng ns., rr you're hav· .nos creator Larry Aldrich'• "Serendipity" 'on E. 5Mb 1 n·r be planning a wedding ; ~ent ;•ck 1 ~ by 1 ~t'owl~ ~he ! they didn't elt]lect to marry ing kid ~ble or Ju•t plain I 1 1 beautiful daughter K::ttP. fini!h· St.l i~ a late-late or anyway i with the-ir money lt'd be a mer c urc {~ a! 1 ~ ~ ;~.n88; 1 gain, being very, very trouble. Jet Helen help YOU. I 5 1 I and .saw no reason it fd her liMit movie, •· Red 0\'er post-movif> snack 1pot you must ger LP.~ter Lanin'~ con ri u e, n Cf ) She will 1lso welcome your 1 led" produced by Paul \David Itat ~I ''t'l1fertaining, ·• even if the b~ck the calendar. ~he couplP.i lltlle nest. And ! detenorah.'. After almost ewn amusing e:<perltnces. Ad- : 1 11 and Lt~a) Heller. ~ grub \Vett'n"t good which it. 1!1; "sHdf't.\· singers:'' for his ~ ~oes. years _a!ld four ~hU~. dress Helen Bolte! in care of1 lbould Alan King bf. deflated the very whimRical Serendipitv that is. ' What they don't reali7:e (or Iare still happily roamed. thth~is.."::~::~====;i · • mavbe they do but It's t 11 e [have 111) regrets.-MOTHER • bride'• pa1·mt,; money, so thoy TWO PRAC'I'ICAL GIRtS ' •' �I .I . I ., ~~------ dlmler.Oills18werelh Pll 1114Cbarlel,,..._.. . . . .EtDwa• o --•1tr1. Gene mas; 111t. 8Dd 11r1. pelll o1 bet jlil!lll. aw~ Masar, trr. !IIIII Mn. 111m. Dfasmt>re B!flrl• Alfn4. *'··• Voit;e of Broadway HELEN HELP US! Jaek O'Brtail to [or llattond II c.r,. <li'IIIIIUI'tj_, 11 f\111 )W to ru4 • S001ety· Notes • ~..,. HeieR ' ""'!• Woodv Allen new t.Gndoo for his role in the Peter SeUers.starred James Bond f.!l!: "Casl.,. Rnyale," which is Ollly six months behind schedule, more than $2.1100,000 over bud· got and producer Ch.rlie Feld· man's still l1l8l1ltaln1q he'a oo deiJiihttd with It!! "q111llty" that bo's gifted Sellers with a 125, 0110 Rolls·Royce I! Peter bed kept to shooting lime and bild(et, Fehlman probably would've given him the Queen Mary ... Amuger P- Matz hustled to LDndon lor a quick· pof<h of "Funny Girl" openlnc · Flower Show1 ""'LS lilt and Hr& Normaa 1\lo llr. ml lok Dovld 1\lggB tnter of Cbos!Or. Callen """' c.Jn "and dlugbltrl, Sbon1 enterlalntd wllb an Euler Mr. a!KI Mn. !&Irion Riga ll1lll Faith liltd Amber, wo ....... . daqhten, Atbonl. ' . of Mr. and loin. l)oa tofCICIII Mtt. Stvllnc Mlssar, DJanat_. LOlli """""'• E.,.... •. • mullljllled. "' you said It prob· •hlf !l'lllld. I ·· I'm DOl 1ryiDg to say IUIIOk· lng Ia okay ''"' a 14-year-Cld, bul I wish aduUs would realize lt'l jtbl as hard for a reen· ager. to qull at It Is for them. W011ld TllltY qull bteeust they were thrnteaedT We're hooked too!! - TEEN SMOKER Dear Smoker: , 11 you llllOke no more than ' !!:~ ~~-~D~oily~~Se~ntl~n~;Po;;m;ero~y~·!ol;ld~d~le:po~r~t~,0~·~·~A~prll~1~8~,~llltl~lll~ ' "'AA !, "6'.1 t I I .I 11 I Ridge Keno Ram~ler Trade-Ins '"''I RIIIINWn Bob Miller Chari• HumphN'fl lorry Lowety 125 I. Main It, Phtne WY 24171 don't. ral't') I• that . the Dear Helen: The Vtry Btll of a b1g weddmg 18 greater, 1 ThiR ii in refet"f'nre tt ' usually. fha~ the ne-t wor.th '~ ! mother of tlle 14-year-old smo,k· ll In Usad Cars Anywhere Ithe gifts. It s like derlarmg 1 er who said she had triad NO REASONABLE I busineu. los~ on your income erythlng to get her daughter OFFER REFUSED ' ---------· i tax so you'll gel a refund, bot .1 1 al kr &Eli · u1e red . • ·am a smo e ·• I An Faster ~ . dirmt'r was· glve-n vou ,rP sI'll 1 m , QUI 1 1 so t I'' 4 at thr humr ot' \1r. and ~rs. • I 1 • a glr . s ar cu HOLLYWOOD IUPJ) - lD t''The Ikluble Life of HeDI"J' I Robert White Af Keno sundav. When I ~et married l'll )be one.~f thecrewd and I SAVINGS (X). ,ame way~. ABC·TV, the! Phyfe." and "ABC Stopf', '' a All thPir children and grar1ri. stand on this: our we-dding will hadn t! 1 h9\'f' had my tmllllt'st ct the three networks, i publk a(fairs !fltty. ctlildrrn were prC'senL Thost cost M mGre .t~n $Ifi.OO: ! tO.·. lowa~re cut off. Je~tu~s:, -Your Ra.-ltt Dtlltr" ill ~be mo~t di~·rrting to watch · • :present wrre 1\tr. ;:~ nd Mrs .. 00 for the m1msttr. and $ii.OO· erythmg, but (11 t.ht~ didi'J t mal<• II POMIROY• 0 • k • t I .il it& entertainmPnt pla11s, and William Carr p("IHW rmd Vicka Ifor the corsage, and we may · me sop, s I smo :.•·-~~c~~.,..,.;,.;,;,.,;;,;,;,.,;,.,;.....,,.. tble wiU cPrtainlr be thP cao:;e · He turn i n I are : .:'~lflfl.; of Alfred, !\·l;s. and. ~1r!'. Donn~ even sptnd that <'Otlilage mon· - --tD the corniog televj1ion season. Pla~r," "ThP .Fu1tt1.ve, Com ~ Ohlmg~:r .1nd d 1ildren of Pom· ey <Jn our flrd dlnnPr-AL0NE! 1j For ABC·T\' has little star bat. · ''Tht- B1g \'allry," '·Bat· ! eroy \"ir and Mn (..'harles Why f'Xpend the energy you power LJnd few blockbust~r hit! ~~n.'~. "F :roop." .~ewft~t;ed :" John·~ - ~nd siX ,·hildren, Mr. n:ed for your h~tneymoOO nu a j of proven long-run stature, and 12 0 Clock 1-ll gll. Lawrenl'e and MrA Clare Woode and b1g whoop-t~o that tea ..·e~ ,vou I therefore mu.st .try to lnitlate ~r~lk.', •rThr Hnli.\· wo;-d P.:~l~~.~~ dauglJter ·of Pomeroy, \1;. ~nd so drained . ph}•sic.a!J:;· and fl· tre11ds or capJt allZf• on .L'1d<: th.:~c \n~ •.~g~ to thP, R?;'0m ot rhe ! Mn. Henry Perref'. of Louisi- nanriall~· r •u don't evtn i caplltrf iUi'ntton and .SPa. . Til~ ~BI . and ~.~ , ana. _\tr . and Mrs. Thoma11 WANT a honeymoon~ sn.r. l rating-:; . s:mda~ movie . Pt<.\ tnn PIR.e: ' : Wllitf' and chi ldren oi' Calif. DENT I S art 0r Alfr d •hlch eipanded lo thriCe · M 1. In !hi" p1:1~t few ~e:isom. tllt" wf'Pklr thi!' ~ta.::r,n . rl'! lurn..; IG t r<:: .. racf' w z e · i Dear Student: netw.,rk k1'i IJ('r.n rP:nark:lll.l ~· irs 0.riginal twice·J·\\'Et-k ror-- 1 a~ 518te: Mar~e • .or Dayton. : The majorlly of mtn and a . tuccf'~~ful _at rlomg JU':· n.us, . mat I VJs~t.ed With their Sister. Mrs. growlng numbl'r flf ~irl~ wlll i hut has p.:ud ttie IJrjce ut grJmg : . " I Shulry Bahr one day Iac:.t .week. drink to that. fSoda. nllly. thlil I C nith fl :J~h·in-the·pan fad~ and J11 a·Jdltlon to ABC St111 1 Mr. and ~ Mn.•JHck Seldena· . 1 1 1 coumn. ' '"7"t '"C·T\· l i l n d l . kl M dM 1:-~aeen C trPnd ' -n<IJilf'ly. fast \ ltWI!r : " · fJII E'f new tU> :<;er e!l r )t' . a. · ac yn, r. an rs. And herP's nw fiv£> • cenli : p ~ when another ho: i~m I WJU be . Pbilhp Smltb, and ~ar·\ent> of worth: Big wedding ar.,. for . a· llflm{'.; ::dong Itt r&plnct' the i . Iron Hor sC'"- Hr.ur We stern Pomeroy, Wf'rt rvenmg call~rs . JE'i le who: 1. Can :lfford l tl &how of thfl moment. Tlms last . . . S11nday of ~r and Mn BlaJilt' ! J P . , n ·•a• n •BC·TV · .1. 1.. ~ /p : m wh1ch Dalt> ft,Jbemon 'I'IUJI a ~ !Uh n .' thr.-m. 2. Thmk they cant possl· ""' ,,() , lnl Ia a.~ ~V· : . I I' Oa . b] f . 'jh t ft d C ton PI ::K'l\" a ~eriatl;o:ed nighr. ; railr~ad ,n a pokerg;:~mr. ''Rnt : :Wlk~l MilhO!m mis!led a Jewl Y un(' 110" 1w1 ou 1.em : an "J finlt< 'i(•::l. P opPr,1 which r.o w h:•~ Patroi' '- Fnur men t.nke on , day~ nf sd1ool Ia~! wrrk With 3: J~vP. t~t..\lt c~mpa~blt ~e~~~ to only ordinary rating• litrenilh. · Getrnanv's Afrika Corp'! in : Ie\'tr and rold. twrs ~n ~en " w 0 voon 1 ld lt alsu ~tartrd a rod: 'n' wJ I · World ·war li thalf hour.1. 1 Eao:: tM" gunday dmllt'i' ltJPsts i get rhri~ !rtlmgs hurt and end,l 01 program, ''Shindii," Which Wal . ' 'Mtn Aa;stnst Evil" - th1 livtrt. I of Mr. ind Mrs. Kenneth Ouvis 1 up feudm ' .1\ceording ltl m~ 1 ~'ery hOI at c.np hm +:-. ~·tt: is ot cop.~. nn a tnetropnlitan fore<\ und f.J rnily wert' \Jr. J\lurl Tav· j observations a~d .my corrtspiD· : alrrady ~·m 1 c.: · led .\'o\'i ,1 1g 9tfirring Howard lluf1 (tlalf ! lnr. .\1r anti \J;s. i':re-rr·ft ~ illl· drnB, the firsT 11em rulf's •ut : rid!ng tilt' trt'~l ,,t .hf' 1hour). "Tht Rounders''-con- ~ son ami l.m~ Annul Long I about 60 JWr N·nl: the second : "Batman'' f;jd . t"mtJoran Wf'~tern c·omedy Bottom . .\lr~. CarGlyn Kotnig, : · Next season will ht about two bronr bullteNJ, I and !On of Chesttr and Mar Je, I f l ·. r h quire Cllill Will~ rhalf : .Johnnu :md Darlt"n~. I CIU eren' '""\evtr, or t " onr fealltrHig hou I "S h~nt" V'f~l.."Ml b88 ed ' ' sbow to watch in Al--l(' TV 's r· . ' - ·· · · Friday tv<·ning MUe<:ts wer e lineup- and, frankly. ptrhn()! I on" the film 4halr hoUfl;, i ).tr. and Mrs . George Starcher, tbe on)l· r r3 Ik , , Milton P.M"l~ Show -Vn.rle· , :\otr. and Mr'. 1\t:itll Cllrtls of J P og 'm to a e 110'r t\' hour "Cre<>n Hornet''-Thr · II oo all threE> network~ - is 1 • 1d d' .1 : Pomei'Oy. really differem, in tlr~1r it i1 ' 01 ."'h '"h 1 h-;rn~ · "Th plTa~·!d , Mi&s Cathy Darlcnt' Davir. r~- 1 ?§~ . -». ~ ra1g 1 1 a 1 nm'· -.t:mptmg a return ro snme ' T ·. . ~ rmP- 1urn~ d 1n schoo1 .1 1to:r a 81f'F:c' 11 .. - Two screnllst~ . mool'( hed unne go of k h. k . " ...... ly sr . u1mg . , f lh d' . , 1wo wee s (· IC en pull:. · 11 1roug11 t 1:e our Jmens.on to --· - - - -- - --· It fs called 10 ABC Stage '67" all ppriods of hi~tory !one · It will be on f'J<'h W,:•(iilc-!>d~y houn '· Ph~· lh ~ Diller Show''-A : b an hour, and ii wiU trv 3 ; we a lth~· Iamily gOfs broke and , collection of ungimd : •1;1 r~. :11as to keer ;t e1 serret 111a1r \ musicall aod documenlariPs ! lwurJ. '·Them Mooroes"-Five lbvolving top talent': ::.' l"!('r (lfphanN:I bro1hrr.~ and sisters Ale is planning a mergPr with run their pMPnls' homesh•ad in ' Jnttnmtionnl Telephonf' and an hnur Wt>o;;tf!rn. '·LI)ve on a Telegraph Corp., which rnav . Rooftop'' - f:omedy half-hour ~ relieve thE' broadcnstin~' 1 1 ·~; 1 r·. ; nhout nf'wl.vwed~ in 3 walkup l ution of some finanrial <;fr<I Hl. San t"r<-anri<:f'O apartm~nl. ll's here- the all·new, All American Gas Shaw- and you're invited. "ABC St:1ge '6i" mm m:11 : , ;- 1 'Thf' \l rtn Who Nevf'r Wa<:'' 1 See food favorites from New England to Hawaii prepared on stage. turnin_g point. howevt>r ~ lighr . in --\ ~PY asmmr<: ttw identity of I Watch as the stage setting .•. and the costuming ••• shift with the llle network's attlturle. a ilf';HI wr(llthJ mnn who wa~ 1 ABC-TV showo;. alrf'i1d~ can· , hi" douhle half hour J. "The ] locale. Take home kitchen planning ideas ••• homemaking tips ••• died or ~n to be ,.anN>le:l Tamm\· r:rim~>" Sl10w ··-Hn lf 1 fabulous recipes designed to help you prepare imaginative, exciting ' are : "ksst' .fame-s." ' '.\ \tan hnur <'flmedy uiJuut a madcap. and taste·tempting family meals. Don't miss the All ·American Gas Call<'d Sht>nal\(jooh.'' • TI 1P Far· " TI 1:1 t Cirl" - Marln Thoma~ as mer's Daughter." '·Brn ca.. an nspiring actress from a Cooking School, presented by the personable master of ceremonies, ley. " ' ·Thft 1\venger s." · CouN ' cvnventionat family 1hul£ hour Bob Eichhorn, and his talented new partner, Brenda Burris. Uarti11l." ' · McHale'~ ~aY\'." romt'dyl. ' 'Thr llawk''-Hour •'Oz?.if> and HarriPr,''· ThP Pcitt" , drtnna. aboul an American D u k e program. "r; i d Rf'! .;. Jndinn who is a New York cop. .Television Revue ~orietv Notes METROPOLITAN MOTORS II I iTYLOAN a II wll! 1\prll Lj 1 Joe N .,. 3m fll r. " - Tt:r· p, flower~ have a 'l'Neet i . fqgrance to attract bees. hut· i •ow." · (l. 1\ Cr:wh. - h~ ... ~he Long. 1\ni .' l i HMif'r ." 1 terftlt'.o: and other lnsf.<'ttt. ln ]' lfl('he 1~1\nt~tnn,<' · Ttw .\rl· rrtnrn fnr th1• S\\'i.'('l · ~ melling ·m~ f'amil~' · "llnn('\· w.-. ~1 . " · nectar whkh thr inRf'Ctl! sip, I ·•e .1\mm~ f)f>an hour. "Thf' · lht-v r:•rl)' the po!tf'n t.o other : ,, ' 'I It wa..., ('a,o.;y . Kay 'r; a ddtm .. 1 i New Furniture lwlped him. Shf' rh,ck'·~l 1he roa•l ahead for tlllt'nm in~ car!i, and "'ince slw 11uw o1w. ~ ht> ~\ow~l down 1o It•< .lor- in linP in front. of bL·r. ~ ! ll' nnt only :-;;wed .Jrw hu t dr -fPnd t·d hn · -,plf fl·.-,m :J ruu!l H'ar cr~t.~b. An- •.vou a d••f cn~iVf• !\rivt-(! .I •I 0"'' $299 1 ~30.!1!1 Oowll - SJ•M~!' on Convenient lam, fURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. I WATCH ouT I'OR THE oTHEit m ;y f'ubli~lltil 1 ~ ·~v~ I, ,,; " ' ''..:~'" ·' '' "n 11 •!1• To~ ~~.~ , ,,., . .,i IP~ rh• I·•l• r~~UMII """''t•' N e.,·, l· l ~•· ~'J o~f\•1•"1 l h, 1( .1< ollil :.. l , !y I >'" ul ,,- * 8:00 P.M. Pomeroy Jr. High Sthool II I YEAR PROTECTION PLAN .I' SPONSORED BY COLUMBIA9t1S OF OHIO, INC. I' • • ~oft coOKING, GAS . blstoryl One year warranty lor repair of any d.. feet without ·~~&e, plus four year protection plan lor IN COOPERATION WITH YOUR LOCAL ~ERCHANTS \ • Strongest FtigldaJre Washer PrOtecUon Plan In 1 ' 1 I MAKe:s THE 'a ta DIFI'IIti!NC! ... C)oaTe LiltS, TOOl ' ·•' N .,., ,_,.. ., ...,..,... , w COMPTON o· D . OF OVER $58, 2 nd SERIES OF in cash ~~ N w GA.MEI BONUS BINGO --·-Get your NEW Game Book TBOUIANDI OF DOLLAill 1M TBOUIANDI 01' CAIB PlliZII ! ---·-- EACH TIME you visit our store yoy will receive ABSOLUTELY FREE a BONUS BINGO PRIZE Sll P marked Program #81. Only one •lip per s!Ore visit to each adult. * WIN ONE OR MORE PRIZES OF $11000 ·$500· $100·$50·$20 •$10·$5. $1 WIN UP TO a total of $20.856 replaeement for any defective pari • the travsmjlllon, drive motor, or larse ·capacity . . • • furnl!~lng ' ••tor puni~l ., IMPORTANT NOTICE !!?&'88 7'•••• eLtP PROGRAM #81 ·' llf PROOfii:AM #11 now bein~ diatributed and marked .. Pro- gram No. 81'', JDIJ Jrday Nigbt, A.pri 23, 1966 . . no alips from Progaram No. 50 will be redeemed after that date. To avald confusion, we suggest rou dtlstroy 101 Bonut Bingo Sltpt and books trom Pro&ram No. 50 that you may nn·.v have, PROGRAM #Bl EXTRA BONUS I Each week we will print Extra Bonus Bingo Prize Slips in our newspaper ads. Wa~h for these ads l Ctlt oul,(orcopy•) and use Ihem togethar with alithe Prize Slips olthil program you receiveat our llores Io help you win your share ol Prizes. Start with the Eitra Prize Slips in this Ad! Mark them in yQIII Bonus BlnjO Gllnte Book and you are on ypuf way to winning Cash Prizes. •11 ~w wpy! hand prir.t in p!!in bl!!!:k l!tlen on~ plain piece of paper t~e Program 1.Game Value, letter •nd Number as hey appear on each newspaper Prize SUp, posted in yqur participating s!Ore. 0 I ~~:·~:: ~ - used to play the 8 new games in our 2nd Series of BONUS BINGO No. 2 game book Wjnners in previow Program No. 10 NBA l'llayofl RltmdiDgo Ulliled Prell lltenalloaal (JiesloOI.IIeVel FIDIII W. L. Angeles 1 ti Rolbl~ Only tbi)Se store and new1paper BonUI Bin· co prize slip& marked "Proa:ram 81" may be redeem their tliPt up to and lncludinl Sit· BETS NEW RECORD POINT PLEASANT, N.J. (UPI) -8heul Ladany of l.!rael amaslted !he oldeot Usted AAU tl'lol: Mil field record Sunday when be won 1 50-mile walk in otcbt houn, M minutes and 36 oeeontll. Lldany's time btt· tered the 1:29.12 clocking of G. GUllo oot on Mey IO, 1878. ••• At No Extr1 Ch1rgel April 20-21 SlVI' drivPr, :-1' rw! ur:tH .v whtoo .lOt! w11nted to IJ<t"" !wr. Mhe 3 ROOMS MASON ' J Coaldtook 0 Carnlna W1r1 Cmoralos 0 Lumln 111 Candia• from Prepo Corperlllon 0 Thermo Spoons tram Gaydoll, Inc. l] "Kit< hen Pockaae" far Caoklna from KYP lulhlrland Paper Company 0 Tupporwart [1 Bags of Oroctrles 0 And rock Shi'I!Mtlbablts 0 Plul a Free Gilt for Everyone Who Altonds Kine Fam1lv .·· '' Bhw I.1gh1." flnwP.n fnr rcprndurtion. ~r~::. J1111lor1 - JACKIE BAHR, Karen BiaeU, Karen Cart", Janet Fran!<, Polly Har· ri1, Carolyn Hoffman, Mary Mankin, Edna McCoy, SALLY MORA, Pat Smith, Carol Nich. oil, Sina Summeriield. Seman - Bm ADen, Mary Bohr, Greg · Bailey, Cheryl Ben lz, JULIA McCOY, Roberta Trussell, LINDA LARKINS. Students whose names are in ell capllala ....tved grodas oi 93 per cent or above In all of thoir 111bjects. I 0 Club Alumlil'um aeucep1n with Teflon (nan·lllckl llnlsn 0 Spiel lotand splao Ml 0 Betty Cracker "Din~er far Two" Soffif' 3-' er. valuable fREE prizes FI.OWER ~' RAGR.\SCF. ~~~Fleldler ~ 1L?··-~ ~ ~•l'lf!li.i!1 lillll John COIIriU II the men'.i befMt a. '· C111ft ·~ !llro. Orvy Gainer, Bermle Gallier of division, llltl Jutly Ttprt, fll,a filii, : . ,. , llebron, Butch Byero o1 Lao- Mldonna Sdlld!t and Ro!i1n " . .· caster and Bernard Gainer of Ebbern in the women's dlvi· llolllllti ' IOOI; I M liii!IIU• . Barberton called bn Saturday sion, are aU expected to make lead and protected 'ill _ . evening. the semlfinlll ol the toarney. ID tllo lteCil!ld ball ID 1110 JIIDil 1 JamtS Smith of C.lumtm. far their 4$11 flelotJ ID ' the ' was a weekend guest of the Dan HOLLAND WINS rivalry that ttlrted ... .,.;.,.·· Smith>. RO'ITERDAM UP! _ . , , . .. .. Carl and BettY Van Meter land ed Be i~ HOI 1qo. Din~""" 1 f'AilP.d at the heme of warren edg It Swld8y aad tbere weN • tiel. . Rose Tuesday evenlnc. 1' h Honor studenta with grades ; of 85 per (!ent or above in aU their classes at Eastern Blgh School in tho lifth six weeks grading period were: Freabmea - BARBARA BAI· LEY, JENNIFER DEAN, Can· dace Hawk, Pamela Rend· orson, NANCY KARR, Len· ora Michael, Louise Michael, I SANDRA NEWLUN, Susan ·Tullio. Sopbomores - Patti Bahr, PATTY BORING, Janet Flck, Kathy Griffin, TWILA KARR, Vicki Pooler, Joyce Van Met-- made a pass: :1 I 11n " .,Amos Bm·kP . ~n·pJ A•: 1·nt. " 1 'ShlnW.e. ... '·'f ht Onnna llf~l.'(j .. ,, ' Eastern High Honor Pupils Are Announced ......_.,., lllra Washe1 I How Kay O'Grady defended herself when 1 r 2-...... ... ' , ~LAM . E.) F~E~S .T I VA ..L ~ . v,_, Mr. 11"1 Mrs. Donal ~ Deen Brinker on Friday. lety ·No,.es 'I ' ' Pierce of Athens, Mr. ontl !llro. Mlllvin Circle of CeiumbUI, Mr. ll . and Mrs. Wm. Perry and lam· . lly of Hollon, Mr. and Mrs. Fifty • sb: were (11'\!ltDI lor George Perry of Dex<er, Mr. Sunday SChool Eastp". There and Mro. Jack Bostic aDd lam· wen\' 110&. ,i.iWAo, A p::;r~-n. ·~- ~· ")~ T.,at•rt . Mr "'"d Mra. readJnis and 1111!111 wu preaent- Jack Perry and famUy of eo. ed by ~· aDd.~· ~: And. lumbus and Mrs. Laura Circle, erwm, Mr. ana mr111• ....., .. ai:t Dixie Circle, Margaret Ann Mr. a!KI Mrs . Hayman Barnitz carl- and LiDIII PalterSOIL of Pomeroy called at the Dean Rov. Paul Sellm played the Brinker home saturday even. FIVE AUI!IIII!8 ENTERED • • I • ' • lrombone. . Inc. BOURNEMOUTH England .t 1 1 1 1 i 111 0 1 111 0 j Eaater weekend vlii!M with Mrs, Arthur Orr of Chester (UPII - Australia 'is expected ""-N 18 OOOL'll 1111 r. 'il 018 SIIIOH tam() .., Mrs. Mery Circle _,1\!r, and viSited with Mrs. Robert Lee to make BD lmpre!BIVt tlhowlnc TbW'I. _ But Court 8l. Pomeruy ' M=::"::.·::Cleorg=::•:..:Cit~c:le::entl::::fand:::l~Y_:and:::..:chi:·:ldr:.:e:n~oo:::S:atu:rda=y=·=--==ln:t:h•-::B:ri:tis:h:h:a:rd~co~ur~t~te:nru=·s~=='T'==========~=""'~=~ r' 1 7e ~..::~te~~·N:·:v~n~~: s::~w~:;:~ ::'~11e10:ne: • L4 b i 1 SOCIAL MONDAY A • 1 •''\') ~ ·RACINE ELJilMBNTARY P. 1 /1 '!.• •I"....., M...r'av. Aorll 1t at 7:1) p. m. at tbe grade . acbotl. Wallllr Cleland of R• · =.e J~W!!'g!!!~ -m~~ will Plans were completed for a Leo Kflllll!dy and Mr11. Leo speak 00 "What to Do Until tbe Cower show to be held AprU.U. Bryan, judge's clerk!; Mrs. Rob- Emergency Squed Arrives." 24 Iii the Oblo Power c.. office, erl Lew~ and Mrs. Raben The Method!at Jllllior Choir will •lien the Wlndlna Trall Garden 'nlompson, publicity; anJ !Irs. present special music end the club mel Friday evenlnc at the Cllarlea Hayes and Mrs. Uoyd Orsl [ll'ada mothers will serve boll!' of Mn. Robert Lewis, Mpore, rlean IIJI. rofre!!lunents. Sprmg·av. . . . Tho Middleport, Amot.ur and CHESTER PTA will meel on Mrs. Chsrles Lew11, pros• Walk·ln Garden clubs haTe Monday evtnlng at 1 P m at dent, was In chal'f!e of the mee~ been Invited to exhibit in the the tie h 1 El t: · f lng, opening with devotions by lnvltaUonal class. A white ele- offi gra wl~:: ·h Ide<~":,. ~ 8 Mrs. C. L. Heaton, who read • phant 5Bie will be held during IC:S ill be ~· poem, "I Will Not Hurry,'' by the show and there will be a men w servt · Ralpb Spauldlnc Cushman. drawing for a Tupperwar., vaoe. MIDDLEPORT GARDEN Member• an1wered roll rail Flower arrangements werP. Club wdl meet Monday, April with • narcitw11 speclmtm. ..,_. judged by Mrs. Charl~::s Lewis 18, at the home of Mrs. Gareo mona those ohown were Mt. and a blue ribbon awarded to Stansbury. All membtrs are Hood, Wellington, Kina Alfred, Mrs. Robert Lewis for a ologarth asked lA> bring gifts suitable Sprill(l Glory and Scarlet curve !llide of forsythia branch· for door priZes lor the GarO'Hara. es, narcl.,ua and """111ents. den Therapy Club, Galllpolls A' contribution was made to "Electroculture" wa• the State Institute. the \vabkeena fend, a res'"'"' topic of the program hy Mra. TU1!8DAY tion !D'Oiecl of Garden clubs. Thompson. It was •hown that 1 AUXILIARY of the Veterans Jnvttatiooa were read from the 33 per cent 1rowth incroaae ie Memorial Hospital wnl meet Coltllllbla Gu Co. to attend the obtained wben ele"lrlc Clll'rent Tuesday AprU II at 7:!0 p. m. Blue Flame Feolival and from Is pas...t through plant. 1~... Ill the bospital cafeteria. All the BuUtmd Gartlen club to par· plants grow taller 01111 haVfl mtmbers are requeslad to at· ticipate ·in tbeir flower show, more of a root system, proving tend. "New Ilorizons," on April SO · that electricity t. 1 fartor in FRIENDLY CffiCIJE of the May I. promoting plan llfOWth Foderated Church will meet Memben .... p!aclnl! crayons Game• wero played ct•rlng · Tueaday, April 19, at 8 p. m. and eolor material In waWng the social hour under the dtrec- Mrs. Carl Kautz will be in room or Veter1111 Memorial Ho!· tion of Mrs. Bryan and priztl charge. Hostes!es will be Mu. pita! for entertainment of chil· awarded tbe winners. A des. Phil Globokar and M II • dren visUing there. Tho travel· serl course carrying oul the Mary E. Chapman . ing prilt donlled hy Mr!. Wol· oprlng lime theme was served WEDNESDAY ter Bentz was awuded to Mrs. by the hostess. The May meet. CLASS 12 CIRCI.E of lleath : Robert Thompoon. mg w11l be held at tht home of Melbodisl Church will meet 1 Commlltecs were aamed for Mrs. Robert Thompson. Wednesday evening. April the flower llmw and <nclude, 20 at a p. m. ,, the chur<h.l Mr1. Cllarlu Lewis and Mra. Mr 5 Forrest Bachtel is John Terrell, Gower ohow cllair· Pl..a Part,y Gil•en prO(!r~m cha~rman wIt h i man; Mn. Walter Btnt• and Ry Santi:\' }alm•on Miss Friede Faehnle, davotion· l Mrs. Joseph Struble, staging; al chairman The hostesses Mrs. Allard Pratt and Mrs. C. Uh Sandy · J•hnson entertained u~ part f 11 1 th are 1ms. Nau .M oore, Mr!. L. i L. Htaton, rt:·giltratlon; Mrs. I w.· a pJZza Y 0 ow og e w. !l!kComas, Mn. E. M. : Middleport School Band concert W d d M H u· S lth Fld ·ooan rs.a1em. · r ay evenllli at the home PAST PRESIDENTS oL btr parenill, Mr. and Mrs. the American Legion Au<ill· James Johnson, Loc118t St. f Ore Webster PO!It 1 0 Ptz:za and pep were served · a~y w I Plans were made for a bake by Nancy Buchanafl Kathy WJli meet Wednesday even· 1 sale with proceeds to be used !' Conde Mary Bradbur'y ing. a.t the home of Mra. 1 for campine seaaimll when the Swan.;,n Kathy McGir; J. M. Thornton. •. Junior Methodist Youth Fellow· 1d H ~II 8 G 1· h BOSWORTII Council No. 48, I ship of Heath Methadlat Churcb a: J el u:a~ ~\· Royal and Stfect Masten, will met SUnday evenitJg at 1he 01: '11~ ":in an Y 0 Mnsonk. hold their stot.d assembly ' church. F "st n ~~~were ar Wednesda)' at 7:30 p. m. at j Rbondj Hysell prelideut con· Howl.er, Mi~e er, the Pomemy Masonic Tem· · ' awey, ... e I t' II dueled !he meelinti .. wbich waa Lo Jim W Jt ·P e, for transac mg a re- 1· na:. arner, m 1 bus'mess. Thomas c . Ed opened jU ar " . with. '"l'be Lord'• Pray. pat Arc her, DevIn DaII ey, d ill ir' ste er giVen m unison. Sylvia ie Walters, Oke Ritter and war s, us wus rna r, . Swanson was appointed to 11e. D Jd Bulk' k 'i ' requests all qfficers and 1 cure a time for the sate. Plans av . r · companiont to attend. wore made for 1 farewell party THURSDAY for m11tnber1 of !he group who 100 fli/th, Si:r:lh TWILIGHT Garden club win wlll be leavlnc the community. Graders al Cancer! meet Thursday •venlna al Article• were read by Vern There were 100 fifth and sixth the home of .Mrs. Lev~ett Ord anti Dollt Wallen. Re· IP'ade students of the · Rouah with Mila Lucretia Gtnfreshments were served by Ok· l port Elementary Schools in Ath· be1mer as co .. hoetess. ey Ritter. Pment were Doxie , ens Friday to attend the chU Waltm, Olcey Ritter, Tom dren's Concert presented by Cooke, !tan Smith, Dwight Dow· the Ohio University Symphony \ oon, Vern Ord, Rhonde HyseU, Orchestra, sponsored by the Jones. . Athens Music Club. · &antiJ Johnaon, Sylvia Swan-] II was reported that 1.1100 eon, entl Mr. and Mro. Emenoo •dents from Metgs Ct u n t Jonet. l Schools attended the event. · ana . ' ,, ·~~· Methodist Youth Plan Bake Sale 1 I -----------1 Carmel CAI£NDAR • t.n, lloltAlm IIICI Cbatift Elcb- :;:'ti:,.";' I~ DallY ltntlne~ ·Fomeroy·lWddlepOrt, o., April 10. 198&-.:-7 Massar, Diana anti Mrs. Ml11 ~ apenl l!luao Charles, local, lilt. and Mrs. day wtth Mr. and Mrs. Wale!DII Oscar 8lbeoct ood Ray ol White II 11'1at. starling in 1bll rum 'Nrlioo ui .;;;.;"\'"'' "" jllo:r. ~"; . . YOil'ftUSEID FOil rrl ]eliminates...., JOe per aal 4lf "Tilt ImPoulble Y"""" as Toll&" ole ... 1'1111 foot • Tllll e<>ltmm iJ lor YOUDi P"'" "'l' Uti.iq;=:; ~ !~ tlttro sb'OIIIIf II'Wo0Ck11QIC!r8d .. ; ;· holdccs (fl ••), ..ougb to pie, their problems anti ple.,. - EVI!R~YI .:U~":t';.~ 11 Bq Crolby'a ~aogmg up nw 70llr .,..th • .,.,, :h<l'•!rl ,...,., thtlt trnublet ond fuJI. In case I didn't make myaa goll stil!b,lllllll his both. elbow served wilb ubetlol . . . As wllb the ,.,t ofllelen Jlelp &ar: i'm 011 yviii' i'.:l; :!! bursitis dlpoppurs ... Tile Mlr· EIMI!bower, IIlli Ike but It welcome& laughl but wey, Student, but 11'1 only • lin (Arieno Fnbcil) Gobel• lrv· lid frlelld and olrick dedp a eerlouJ question penonol oplnioo brought on ing P. ·jfor pll-.ol • tho • lty" yacalloned In Lee Vepa a bmh..fl. from arbilrating too mall!' wedyear, caf..Jeague) Low a 1 d tho rtemlll., ent1 seor aU Send your ~~Jo~Hge questioDB dlllg siJillbblelln my dally mail, the Herman ("Folr Ledy" JII'O' best ..,. around lhel 1ow11 . YOIJ'l'll MKEJ> FOR IT, 1 may widl my typeorrller rliJ. ducer) Levllu! will hU 111< road A famoUJ comedian's of Helen Belp US! this bon had come with Invisible to Cannes together .. La a- son ill bollllng the bolllo. newspaper. 1n1t IO or 15 yeen from now ouille col- mort JlW!·ftllh, TO RAVJI: A LOVELY w11on eur daughters get orange ion folk than any hlgli·FreDoll Paul Newman (wlloll WJI:DDING _ ON Sl5.tll bloosolllll in !heir eyeo. - B. restaurant In lnwn . . . There I " Harper" !IOQllelntll Fall HelM: TO SELL A WEDDING GOWN was l'erry Como's favorite TV a fortune) felt rjcb enougb I'm glad to see a man who Dear Hslen: momentarily over tbere ... May tonsil Frank Gallop following only to c:urprlse hi!! wUe with OOnest about the reason b!- Pie~~ t:-n :~!.,at three cigarettes a day. you are- I .,. add our opinion that War· an antiquo table from one of $31111,000 H'wood home but · big lffildlnc• (the brid.. Broke thet II •~ ~ - · n'l hooked, honev. You could I ner's Paul ~ewma~ - ''Har- tliose Madison Ave. allti,ue $70,000 _!4,000-~cre) ranch wh& said, -·Face it_ the my two daughters Mid thftr stop tomGI'l'(JW aDd miss notll· 1 ~,. m~vie 1s _as 8hck a 'lice lhops that mlg~t be called.' An San Lms Oblspo (CaL) is what count&." This wed- wedding gown! ina but the phony grown _ up j 01 intelhgent VIO!en~e as hao Arm and a Log hy tbtlr prlcea; Harry llflafonte played to · jazz k like a chain reac· ll'd th 1leell get hen you light I been gooseburnped m y('ar~; a i and take our long-researched 700 Parisi•• at ~ PA1a11 lrl b a bl affair Both were marr e ng you ~ 1 ~ 't h nd me ' 0 good, literate. snarling diver- . personal word for it, the decep. SportA for the ·JeMft& (I[ liar· . ne g as g • summer, but not the same Up and drag. • on ~~ hj sloll ... Gabriel Heotter's wife Ilively s~>-informal • ht's. triple tin Luther King .. lrv Kupclo. (weddang, 1 mean), and and tltey wore the same the old malarkey about ~. wls 1 diad in Miami Besch . . Bark· breasted Mr. GaUop doetn't u.. et of Chicago was ollered !led· body kick• in with glft8. • T ding dress, a lovely . m;~e~ starte~, bul, sigh, \ stqe at "Li.oll in Win!Rr," Mav- 1ually follow antiques . .. Frank'a da Hopper·~ chair (bt aaid next tries 00 outdo her. More Well. rn~· husband had a ~tJf!l, 1 J~st cant ~tck the hab· : ar Lindsay told star Robe.rt I notion of a true antique Is nDJ no) fcven tf he dGelln't wear mone~ drained fro~ friends wbo~ daughter was 1t. That I bra~mg - AND ~ Preston (playh... King Henn·l girl who's old enough to vote. now~red hats so well for g1fts. Well by this time the rnamed several montM later. YOU KNOW rr. ,... ., . . gals who have donated figure ou daugbte decided "'~·'d 'i II) ''Now I know what • power ' lie Wood tho racb little . . r " "w' Th' colum I• dedicated to pti.y is reaDy Uke" Top ·~ !ltar and Paul Getty Jr. the only wa~ to get tlu!lr mve!lt· sell their g~twn, as they said faml~ Ilv!ng ns., rr you're hav· .nos creator Larry Aldrich'• "Serendipity" 'on E. 5Mb 1 n·r be planning a wedding ; ~ent ;•ck 1 ~ by 1 ~t'owl~ ~he ! they didn't elt]lect to marry ing kid ~ble or Ju•t plain I 1 1 beautiful daughter K::ttP. fini!h· St.l i~ a late-late or anyway i with the-ir money lt'd be a mer c urc {~ a! 1 ~ ~ ;~.n88; 1 gain, being very, very trouble. Jet Helen help YOU. I 5 1 I and .saw no reason it fd her liMit movie, •· Red 0\'er post-movif> snack 1pot you must ger LP.~ter Lanin'~ con ri u e, n Cf ) She will 1lso welcome your 1 led" produced by Paul \David Itat ~I ''t'l1fertaining, ·• even if the b~ck the calendar. ~he couplP.i lltlle nest. And ! detenorah.'. After almost ewn amusing e:<perltnces. Ad- : 1 11 and Lt~a) Heller. ~ grub \Vett'n"t good which it. 1!1; "sHdf't.\· singers:'' for his ~ ~oes. years _a!ld four ~hU~. dress Helen Bolte! in care of1 lbould Alan King bf. deflated the very whimRical Serendipitv that is. ' What they don't reali7:e (or Iare still happily roamed. thth~is.."::~::~====;i · • mavbe they do but It's t 11 e [have 111) regrets.-MOTHER • bride'• pa1·mt,; money, so thoy TWO PRAC'I'ICAL GIRtS ' •' �' . .• j J ,, .: Get Extra .Cash The Want Ad Wav -- tsiGN$ DIA~INII P. M. DIY rubnutlon lltklro Olt lfiiiOIICIIW O .. dllnt ':Q fl . M. (:AHCILLATIONI i CDUI!CTION' I WIN 111 tC:C.Id until t:tfl A. M. ''' Dey at Publltttllll rapttrl«< • tmrn..attltl• riM ,.,. .. Will not Ia A'IPOfiJIIUI fCif ltATU $2195 Low mileage, original local owner, 800 white wall tires. 327 V·B engine, automatic, power steering, radio and white finish, black top. 'li'Uly showroom clean. 1964 Falcon 2 Door - -- - - $1295 atrv1~ 4 con • P'' woro on4 ln .. rtlon Mlnlmun'l Ctl"l' 60 conh n conh ,., '"'"' tor lnrn contocuti'M lnMrtlonl 11 ,., cont Dlocount on odl '""' ~at p41• wlttlln 11 . ..,., Deluxe trim. Seats always covered. Whitewall tlres show little wear. White finish. Radio and beater. p•t• <ARO OF THANKS & GIITUARIII tt .u -"· BULLET!! Pomeroy Motor Co. 1964 Chevrolet Super Spt. Conv. _ h ~ ater , '"'"' rnen •n• tncorrtoet uutrtltll . For IN•nt A41 OUAUTT 1 Rl'iUI.AfiONI TM Publlf;htr rtnrrll thl rllht Je tdll or rOIItCI lilY ldl 11"..... ObiUIIoNbll . lrn~n thOUICI Ill •thtr ' 11--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., AprU 18, 1968 .,. \Nl AD INFORM~> !tON I - I FIED•••...,...L . IARNIY GOOOL! and SNUFILY SMITH • tot St -rd m11111mum. liMh uiCIItloiUII word le. I OFFICI! !~~OURS • :30 .. . M. to !1:110 P M. Pill, : II!UrdiW 1::10 A. M to 12:01 Nun IT'S SO fASl' TO PLACE A IIIUUL T PRODUCIN. WANT AD Pomeroy Motor Co. (&.fore May lsi) Receive One "Frer' W••kl C•mpint at Ror•l Oak Park Sports . Summary BIG BEND TRAILER SALES ROUTE 124 LI'L ABNER ·' Saturday BALTIMORE •tr?ll -Shortslop .Rub<!n Am~ro o( the Ne1t York Yankees suffered a ~om . ligament in his righl kpee 1ft "I collision with outfielder Tom Trash. ......,..... OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Help Nantecl PHONE WY 2-2156 BUY A For S1le - Elk. Mftll: 1----- .,,£ATWITit 111& HliLPI FARMERS, am taking orders for Southern tomato plants.· Dow . Will arrl~·e around Ap- : ri l 25. Billy Hill , Racme, WJ 1 a 24 9-254L I. ., JOtc I GASULIN! ALLEY By KING ' Stop! Look! Read! • WHE..n SOON WHAT? Sunday . LAS VEGAS, Nev . (UP() Arnold Palmer and Gay Brewer finished 72 holes of the $100,000 Tournament Of Champion• golf title tied at 213, creating a playoff on Monday. 25c Do It Yourself Car Wash In WHER~? Pom~roy-A Good Location WHO? Saunders Expanding HI~ Gel,ipolis Service To You WATCH FOR OPENING LOJII I: p - ldy CHESTER GOijLD CHICAGO (UP!) -The l)o. troit Red Wings took a 3-! lead in their best::Of-seven game Stanley Cup seml·final series when they def.,!ed the ChiCago Black Hawks 5-3. BOSTON (UP!) -The Loo A.ngeles Lakers defeated the Boston Celtics. ta3·129, in the first game of their besklf· lue.c Loell seven game National 8BJket· baU Association playoff series. I RiebL R. llram PIANO & ORGAN . ' . BARGAINS ~ and /irgll ·' ""' ... By HAROLD GRAY lulleD · por. . I~ {l'(l • ll411W! · C.:.,.'~ C::.U ME 'WcKV') BUT I'D BE RATIERED IJ: VOI,IP JllbT CALL M!i ··~ 'Lou ! wllb GEdll.l. BE """" I=LA I lERro 7 HAVE \!ill o:Q? lfrL 4rL ·-""' -..... 11 REL'"ni!E, I COIJSI'I L<l!l. ... 8UT r FAIL. 10 S&e w:JN WE OF elht THE FUTURE CAN HEl..P '«JU I HOUSECLEANING? Old Jashioned furniture, ;::ticture frames, dishes, other items. What do you have? Call or see Corner Antique Shop. :\tddleporl. Ohio. WY 2-!9:i9. I ICOild USED Wurlilzer Spinel Piano $396 . 4 14 JO!p ABBIE AND SLATS By RAEBURI't VAN BUREN AS <ED ME TO WR ITE THAT LETTER, SILAS .1 ..... .nly $14.00 monthly NEW 40 Inch Console Spinel PianG $596 ' ,' .' ' ~ -... .... ,...... .... ', .... •• ~'Ill f ;,il{!') , ' . - -- ' I ' ~ \ (l~ i'' ' '·' , . ... I , ' , ...... "' t / ,---.l:d.~Je,---, \ ' --. I ,' r '... : ' · 40 -' USED PECT5 ,_1E IN T"!E MO~ING , lOWREY ORGAN .... $895 $596 Main StrHI· Collese A••· ond Depot StrHt Inquire At Wurlltnr foctory Dlotrlbulttr 'llltt· I IliA JIM CARNAHAN IIACINI, OHIO . -- 12 --- - 1/·18 - -- CUSTOM BUTCHERING and cuttlnR•· Will buy bides ..,. ery Monday. Phil Meier.• Ph. WY 2·1110. 9 11 tie ~Ill. MY JET LEAVES AT MI DNIGHT. BONNAZ EXX):<'<Y and waitresB. , J11 p11111011 81 once. C r n w's 9 x PAD. almost •lliluae. 3 2iJ lie ne~. Phone SH 2-5413. ·'iiliSEiEEPER, prefer -- to , 4 12 ate inve Ia. CIJl WY 2-5251. Y, choap. Call SH 2-475:1. i 21 lie . f 10 201p wort~ylnK about ran Into a taup brule the of qulok onn to ••i'l f!"1. 111.1 you ww' '"'iP pfi/dtrl" ' ' .. ,, ' . • l~_n., Pat. I oouldn't lind till IIOOfllntel'' ,!';' . I' ' ! ·· ··1' ·'' . -!: = : lilt By BRANNER The Daily Sentinel ...* II Ito if!'. ' '' a q-·;) .- -. > I I• • ' NO. ME A~ .(.A I D OFPI-IARAOH '5 CURSE:. TilEY ~ ·S ._, - 10 5TAl' A.wAY. �' . .• j J ,, .: Get Extra .Cash The Want Ad Wav -- tsiGN$ DIA~INII P. M. DIY rubnutlon lltklro Olt lfiiiOIICIIW O .. dllnt ':Q fl . M. (:AHCILLATIONI i CDUI!CTION' I WIN 111 tC:C.Id until t:tfl A. M. ''' Dey at Publltttllll rapttrl«< • tmrn..attltl• riM ,.,. .. Will not Ia A'IPOfiJIIUI fCif ltATU $2195 Low mileage, original local owner, 800 white wall tires. 327 V·B engine, automatic, power steering, radio and white finish, black top. 'li'Uly showroom clean. 1964 Falcon 2 Door - -- - - $1295 atrv1~ 4 con • P'' woro on4 ln .. rtlon Mlnlmun'l Ctl"l' 60 conh n conh ,., '"'"' tor lnrn contocuti'M lnMrtlonl 11 ,., cont Dlocount on odl '""' ~at p41• wlttlln 11 . ..,., Deluxe trim. Seats always covered. Whitewall tlres show little wear. White finish. Radio and beater. p•t• <ARO OF THANKS & GIITUARIII tt .u -"· BULLET!! Pomeroy Motor Co. 1964 Chevrolet Super Spt. Conv. _ h ~ ater , '"'"' rnen •n• tncorrtoet uutrtltll . For IN•nt A41 OUAUTT 1 Rl'iUI.AfiONI TM Publlf;htr rtnrrll thl rllht Je tdll or rOIItCI lilY ldl 11"..... ObiUIIoNbll . lrn~n thOUICI Ill •thtr ' 11--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., AprU 18, 1968 .,. \Nl AD INFORM~> !tON I - I FIED•••...,...L . IARNIY GOOOL! and SNUFILY SMITH • tot St -rd m11111mum. liMh uiCIItloiUII word le. I OFFICI! !~~OURS • :30 .. . M. to !1:110 P M. Pill, : II!UrdiW 1::10 A. M to 12:01 Nun IT'S SO fASl' TO PLACE A IIIUUL T PRODUCIN. WANT AD Pomeroy Motor Co. (&.fore May lsi) Receive One "Frer' W••kl C•mpint at Ror•l Oak Park Sports . Summary BIG BEND TRAILER SALES ROUTE 124 LI'L ABNER ·' Saturday BALTIMORE •tr?ll -Shortslop .Rub<!n Am~ro o( the Ne1t York Yankees suffered a ~om . ligament in his righl kpee 1ft "I collision with outfielder Tom Trash. ......,..... OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Help Nantecl PHONE WY 2-2156 BUY A For S1le - Elk. Mftll: 1----- .,,£ATWITit 111& HliLPI FARMERS, am taking orders for Southern tomato plants.· Dow . Will arrl~·e around Ap- : ri l 25. Billy Hill , Racme, WJ 1 a 24 9-254L I. ., JOtc I GASULIN! ALLEY By KING ' Stop! Look! Read! • WHE..n SOON WHAT? Sunday . LAS VEGAS, Nev . (UP() Arnold Palmer and Gay Brewer finished 72 holes of the $100,000 Tournament Of Champion• golf title tied at 213, creating a playoff on Monday. 25c Do It Yourself Car Wash In WHER~? Pom~roy-A Good Location WHO? Saunders Expanding HI~ Gel,ipolis Service To You WATCH FOR OPENING LOJII I: p - ldy CHESTER GOijLD CHICAGO (UP!) -The l)o. troit Red Wings took a 3-! lead in their best::Of-seven game Stanley Cup seml·final series when they def.,!ed the ChiCago Black Hawks 5-3. BOSTON (UP!) -The Loo A.ngeles Lakers defeated the Boston Celtics. ta3·129, in the first game of their besklf· lue.c Loell seven game National 8BJket· baU Association playoff series. I RiebL R. llram PIANO & ORGAN . ' . BARGAINS ~ and /irgll ·' ""' ... By HAROLD GRAY lulleD · por. . I~ {l'(l • ll411W! · C.:.,.'~ C::.U ME 'WcKV') BUT I'D BE RATIERED IJ: VOI,IP JllbT CALL M!i ··~ 'Lou ! wllb GEdll.l. BE """" I=LA I lERro 7 HAVE \!ill o:Q? lfrL 4rL ·-""' -..... 11 REL'"ni!E, I COIJSI'I L<l!l. ... 8UT r FAIL. 10 S&e w:JN WE OF elht THE FUTURE CAN HEl..P '«JU I HOUSECLEANING? Old Jashioned furniture, ;::ticture frames, dishes, other items. What do you have? Call or see Corner Antique Shop. :\tddleporl. Ohio. WY 2-!9:i9. I ICOild USED Wurlilzer Spinel Piano $396 . 4 14 JO!p ABBIE AND SLATS By RAEBURI't VAN BUREN AS <ED ME TO WR ITE THAT LETTER, SILAS .1 ..... .nly $14.00 monthly NEW 40 Inch Console Spinel PianG $596 ' ,' .' ' ~ -... .... ,...... .... ', .... •• ~'Ill f ;,il{!') , ' . - -- ' I ' ~ \ (l~ i'' ' '·' , . ... I , ' , ...... "' t / ,---.l:d.~Je,---, \ ' --. I ,' r '... : ' · 40 -' USED PECT5 ,_1E IN T"!E MO~ING , lOWREY ORGAN .... $895 $596 Main StrHI· Collese A••· ond Depot StrHt Inquire At Wurlltnr foctory Dlotrlbulttr 'llltt· I IliA JIM CARNAHAN IIACINI, OHIO . -- 12 --- - 1/·18 - -- CUSTOM BUTCHERING and cuttlnR•· Will buy bides ..,. ery Monday. Phil Meier.• Ph. WY 2·1110. 9 11 tie ~Ill. MY JET LEAVES AT MI DNIGHT. BONNAZ EXX):<'<Y and waitresB. , J11 p11111011 81 once. C r n w's 9 x PAD. almost •lliluae. 3 2iJ lie ne~. Phone SH 2-5413. ·'iiliSEiEEPER, prefer -- to , 4 12 ate inve Ia. CIJl WY 2-5251. Y, choap. Call SH 2-475:1. i 21 lie . f 10 201p wort~ylnK about ran Into a taup brule the of qulok onn to ••i'l f!"1. 111.1 you ww' '"'iP pfi/dtrl" ' ' .. ,, ' . • l~_n., Pat. I oouldn't lind till IIOOfllntel'' ,!';' . I' ' ! ·· ··1' ·'' . -!: = : lilt By BRANNER The Daily Sentinel ...* II Ito if!'. ' '' a q-·;) .- -. > I I• • ' NO. ME A~ .(.A I D OFPI-IARAOH '5 CURSE:. TilEY ~ ·S ._, - 10 5TAl' A.wAY. �) h . (i r . · .· . Missionary~iety is 'Hunger Around the ~iorld' • '\ Servl~monln 0., April 18, ' ·:~ • :1 ·fiiiiAtou• ,.•, 111 nd•~"~.'AI!!Ii~-. VietNomSoys Keep up Work ·.·. • \ 1 S•l•tl. CJ.'ryi, About , . Middleport .,· ~.!;:. ~:=! ~·!:!~; ~mg buill~ &th••~~ Jo~eph Mrs. GE-orge a~d Coats. ,.n, 1 1 La Elberfelds In Pomeroy his family. Mr. and were Lyons and family and his of Dunbar, W. Va., grandmother, Mro. Bernard Sundsy e•enlng dinner Scbramm. He hu been u-- of lbell' mother, Mrs. F. i signed to the Aviation Train· Gravely and daughter, Mrs. J. ing School lor several weeks A. Eden. training. ---Mrs. Bernard Sebromm of Zanesville and her daU(h· ter, Mn. John Lyons wm in Mairetto tllis past week to visit with relative• Mrs. I Lyono and Mrs, Harley Miss Jennifer Crew, whose l Swisher accompanied Mrs. marriage to Mr. David BrowDI Schramm to her home Jn . wiU be aD event of April 29. was Zanesville Friday. guest of honor at a shower FEATH!:RS ARE FOFI THE BIFIDS, Shower Given Bride-to-be By her Frten , ds CHARLIE ••• THIS NEW VINYL •cuSHIONFLOR" HAS PURE VINYL FOAM INSIDE! ELBERFELD$ OVERALLS Mr. and Mrs. Alex ~~::.~~~ :1 Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Charles G witb WRINGER WASHER'· REPAIR .. SERVICE ·· ',. I singtr, In/ant Daughter l1 Baptbsed Sunday ©ll!J@[l{]o@~~~@@ NEW fROM CONGOIEUM-NAIRN N!'w _Vinyl Cushionflur ili the most exciting flooring since vinyl wa_s mventf'd! ~l hn~ fl built-in l'UHhion to make it warm~r, QUIPt.Pr- so sprmgy J~ rf' tov Prs from heel denbi. This easy Walkmg, easy-clean vmv l i~ so new, even the pattelll8 ha\le a whole nPw look . Tht>y're scufpturPd for a dPr-~ . rushiony new difrlf'nsion. In· upenaive, too. C!Jngoleum \urn· '' "' ' ' Square Yord INSTANT INSTALLATION! INGELs Wbotb• you owa • proc:iou miDI< a< • ortbmy •oatoa, it 1hoald Joe Ia 81orage n ... nmm• heat. 1 Ololbo. dut, aad thineo 1 haYOa'la ghOII of".._.,. : lo dcmoat• iL Wo locdaro a eomplete fur ••r'riH by CARPET HOUSE -;:,. PHONE WY 2-5661 220 E. MAIN POMEROY SAVE UP TO t50 NOW I ------£l£CTRIC IATtR IEAHI ARAMB.ESS FUIIIIIS' CLIAIEPAIIS AND IIS'IYLINO I i CALL US Rill STOIAIE IIOWI Robinson's Cleaners WY 2·5421 ' Helen Slack, iD!ant dsnghter of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Slack, recetved the rite of baptism ~ing the mormng worshtp aerv~c.. Sunday at Heath Methodlst Church witll the Rev. M. E. llowson, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Slack and other two chilt!ren, Billy and Vickie, were received into the chureb memJM;rsbtp, transferring from the_ Trinity Methodist Church in Pomt Pleasant, W. Va. Pomeroy IS TOTALLY GUARANTEED for10yooos- PROTlCT£1 SEIVICE PUI --""...... for"""' .... " ' For tbe next month we are specializing In M'aybg Wringer Washer Service, because we know you'll · be using yours more for spring cleaning and wash· Donna Crow and A1ita Carpenter at the home of Persinger's parents, Mr. Mrs. Charles Persinger, Mulber- , ry Helibls. 1 1 Gffla were plsced oil a with pink crepe paper cover with while otreamers and cen· tered with a white urnbrells. Games were played and pri..,fl awarded to Kay Compton Mrs. Persinger. Alter the honored guestt ed her gifts, a dessert c was served by the hostesses those named above and Len Crew, Mrs. Leslie Mary Ann Rickard, Jane Katie Morarlty, Lindo and Chart.... Diehl. Jlifts but unable to ottend were I Louanna Lennard. Susanna ! Arnold, Cindy Swatzel and Mn. Wayne RoUab. lng. We have a full tlme mechanic to help oqt . • ;.!. i) right now. We'll pickup and return your washer. ': ,· :=:II .We Pickup and Deliver! I VISIT IN REEDSVIU.J: , Mr. and Mrs. Tony Nowa· towski of New Haven calied ' on Mr. nnd Mra. D. V. or nnd sens recently in Reedsville. i ' . ' will ..,.,, your Maytag or ony wrlnt'!' ,;,UII•r th_., Moytag 1111k.l l• Maylle '. pur w1sht; noods 1 now .P-'~ jo~~·tll do-that, too. Call uo Wo today: R ~UTLAN!>' Phone SH 2-42U e . . '11ll R· ' • • entt.n ·e . ' • ' \>. --~----------------------------------------------------------~--------------------------~----~------------------~--'~4~ 1 -·n'""'--• • VOL XVIII NO.2 -•. 'y' ~'~'•_""••;: ~ '"'-.~"""~-~ · , ~:.."'1 ~ "1"'1'~- ...._.._ T'l~t::n"V A~PII 10 1.Q,A4 ""I • '' •••• • • I ~ l'. tl"' ._ ·•·' • ouncil Reverses eferendtim lt>r ;;;_;; KE NNE;;;:;;;-;;·~;;;;;~;-~ Unanimously Determined _ . . . , . . . . . - - - - .... :;t:-; PE ;; .... at SlriklDI roclel eleelrleiano, T0 Let congress D0 Jt lgnoriDJ IJovenunent reqaeal to red11<e plcltetlq, today · stalled two key mooaport con· Pomeroy council voted unanimously Monday night to struetlon prnJeeb for tbo ,.., remain on standard time in 1966 in spite of a referendum ond day wltb the same 1illeo opproved by Pomeroy voters last November that enacted that IUraM away lilt wort- Daylight Savlllll Time . .,, Monday. The decision not to· turn the town hall and pollee de· The otectriclana, 1trtklnc partment clocks abead one hour on April 24 came without lhe · •gaioll the Voited Teebooa ill' controversy at the end of a one-hour meeting at town hall. Center tliTC), Jlllilltalned Council President Lealle Fultz, after It was decided tllat picket lines at all lou llllill some formal decision ahould be made on the matter, lntro• trobces to tbe 1paco eeater duced I resolution which atsted: . deaplte 1 roquest tbat tlley "In ·view of the fact the Congress of the United States By The UP! k ••• te bas passed a national time bill, this village should take no WASIDNGTON - FRESH· ..mil pie "1' to •-.. one 11 ' action on Daylight Saving Time, but walt untl111167 and th state d · ~mm;JZJJ:Uii6t!\IU!If.!!IJIIMJM d man Democrats, bac k on Capt· o as e oes as a whole·" tot Hill after Easter visits at The resolution was seconded by Councilman Don Col· home, re)lllrl that they find Uns. Lou Poulin and Franklin Rizer concurred when the voters concerned, confused and issue was brou(ht to I vote. Crustrllted by the course of the Voters in Pomeroy, during visor; $1.25 per ·bnur for labor· Viet Nam war. They are the the 196> general election, vo~ ers during ~elr first . thre.. key targets ol 0 Republican ed :;3!-110> to go on DST, while. month probaltonary pertnd and , drive to pick up seals in both neighboring Middleport reject- $1.50 per boor .after three ' Hooses this . fall at mid-term I l"laa ed the proposal. Neither Mid- months probattou; 131> per . •. elections • · B d dleport or otber surrounding month lor the chief of . Over eo Farm creau 1ea · . r ce dnring three months · .· · • 1 lnterviewtd by UP! Monday, ers attended a Trl • County Ohio CO?'munJties ha~e adopt· po , · TORNADO TEAM - The Southern Tornado prep squad, coached by Craynor Slone, obvlouoly Is In • 0 !hey reported that while people Membership Recognition meet· ed Daybght Savmg tim_e. probationary per!OO and 133. sedSon after graduation of veterans such as Southpaw Hurler Larry Price last spring. The only veteran mo . , . were concerned, mosl generally ing Monday night at Salisbury . Coone~, before brlngtug the per ~:.fo2:'mg probalt":'b on the Southern squad tltil year is Junior Righthander Mike Jenkins. The Tornadoes were to travel to EuterD tldi, •upporl President Johnson's Elementary school near Porn· lSSUe to I vote, beard Cine! of ary pert • .... per mon ternoon lor a MOVC contest Front row, I to r, are Bob Gru eser, David Spencer, Tom Diddle, Tim Cozart, WlliiiiD _ policies. A dozen Congressmen eroy. Police Jed Webster say he for. patrmmen and meter men ers, Ray Proffitt, Albert Proffitt. Back row.. ,Coach Slone, John Warner, Ronnie Deem. Jenk!Ra, Sberm Cundiff, Mill who expressed opinions said they They represented top had taken a survey in Pomeroy ftrst three months pro-W would know by October if the membership workers and board and only two businesses had battonar)l perlnd, and 1300 per w•r would hurt them at the members from Athens, Melp definitely Indicated they were month after the three months; polls. There are 15 freshmen . and Galiia tounties. In favor of going on DST. The extra pollcemen, $Ui0 Per Democrats in the house. i Honored as the Tri.County's hospitals, schools, enurthouse, bnur; cenre'tery sutoll $511 per l·top woman worker was Mrs. and other state agencies were month and v1Uagt. hall custodian BliNN - FRANCE AND Ziba Midkiff. of Meigs County. atsylng on otandard ttme as $1> per month. Persons work· · Wesl Germany sbnwe<J no signs She signed 30 membera during were many busilless houses, it mg out lmes will be allowed $I A new era in education Is ' election. i ing faciliVes , since hOllliil. of IUde on the part ol tbe ci!JM!w of yielding in their Ptrst round the drive. 1 WAS pointed out. · per hour. upon Meigs County if its chil- Speaking in the high school Ifamilies are having to change of Melp County wllllllllllt JIOI' of discussions aboul tne NATO Ishmael GUiespie, Gallia The decision of counctll to .11 was pointed out by coon- dren are to keep abreast of the i auditorinm, Mr. Parsons stress- jobs every tO years as more sible the best educatioll ol tbl cri!;is, but they have agreed to county, was the top man work· "forget" DST this year, how· ~almen that the ne~ pay ~ale knowledge and skills needed in . ed a new era in education is mventions ctmnse work. He cit. youth of the county, wbo titattempt new negotiations in a- er, with a total of 20 new ever, is In conflict with ar. opin- 19 planned for adoptlon w1t h automation and space explora- 1 making it necessary, if not ed a number of training posi· serve the best that citlzeu e. boui lhree weeks, informed Imemhers enrolled. I ion of VIUage Solicitor Fred w, tile _idea that revenue . from Uon, the Middleport PTA was i mandatory, that educational tions In the vocational pro- give. urces said today. Others awarded honers were Crow In regerd to the scope of parkmg mtters will steadtly 10' told Monday night. l plsnts keep children abreast of gram, including dental teclmi" M IIDbert K lntrodual!t 50 In day • long talks lasting 1Mrs. Gaylord Cook, Athen' the referendum. crease. _The ordinance wtll be John Parsons, finance dire<- the growing bndy of knowledge. ians. cosmetology, auto mechan- m..:;bm of theinC Loeli throogh 8 working dinner Mon- county, wh? was that county's Crow said on March 22, ''Day. to May 1, alter ttl tor of the Stale Department of . "Just at a model T automo ics, landscaping, business,mach· School Board =ng Rlchd~y night, Foretgn MmtSter 1top worker, Ken WiUlams, top light Saving time will be the roqwred three readmgs and Education, 1IQd son·m·law of ·btie IS outmoded on the mnd· mes and others. ard Jones ...:_..._t· Mn. E. Gerhard Schroeder outlined to worker m Metgs county, and law in Pomeroy by virtue ol in· adophon. . . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gtlmore, ern highway so has oor past lie enumerated advantages of 0 Rail vi "'~' . !liram \Is French counterpart, Mau· 1 l' runnerup to Mrs. Wal· itiative. There iJ little question The report of Ch10f of PoliCe of Middleport, explored that education patterns become ob- the proposed 1.2110 pupil high siawter' ,;; anti rice Couvede MurvUie, the . do Brown, top worker m Gall~a In my mind that the DST Issue Webster was approved.. It theme in pointing to what be solete, and hence the need lor school with teachera able to L. W clerk. VIrgil German government's uncom· County and nmnerup to Gtl· approved by the people of showed Z3 19 accidents called the "merits_ and oppor- vocational and college teach in their own field In a King unable to promising; attitude on the status , lesp.le. . Pomeroy is an ordinance, Investigated, seven. bnnds tak· tumttes to the chtldren of programmed cumcula become more comprehenswe program. be pr<isenL Mr Don Mullen of Frelieh troops in Germany : H1ghltght of the session was 1 • en, U eomplaillts mvestll!ated, Meigs County" if the proposed imperative," Parsons said . He commended the local board held estlo after, Cbarles de ' a "Meet the Candidate" pro· I CoaiCU o!Jo the II illegal parking eitatlons, siX · consolidation bond issue is He ol"' discussed the proba- of education lor its progress. 1 i<xH:llq'!.... ';. IDI- 11M' .. 0 · · .grem. · : 1;:•dtloplliJ ol No. · wll'llings Issued, six emergency proved at the Mar I primary , billty of adults using the train- IHe urged !hat a positive atti· proanun.. ·· ~ .. i On hand were Congressional • I I • • ..... ol calla in the •illll!e and lbree - -- --The meeting wu opened wltll WASH!fiiGTON TIIREE ' eandldate tlarence MRler: • salarlett and waceo lor .... fire calls in the village, 1767 the flag pledge led by BI'OWIIObioans were included in the ' for Garrett ploy•· · of tile vUiap. parking met.r violaUons and wilh their leaders, MrL list of Richard Vaughan and M r L 20 U. S. servicemen the' Brown: Mrs. Fred Beman. rep- The new scale includes pay 19 unpaid. street money tol· Defense Department said Mon- lresentmg Fred Beman .R. of $1. 7i por hour for atreet and lected waa fi29.50, and lot mon· SANTA MONICA Calif gents 1 "If he plays his cards rl•ht Dale !'albura, ant! !be Jnvoca. . , . , William Jenkins, representmg cemetery maintenance 10- ey $1167 • · a · • tlon gJVen by the Rev. Howri day had been ktlled In V10t Waller H. Moeller. ,...... · i (UP!) -Lynda Bird Johnson Once inside, the elder daugb- he can be the second Hamilton Ruppelt. Mrs. Walburn gave tbl Nam arl\on.. , . · . 1 Stale representaUve candiI almost stole the show from ter of the President captured in the While House," Hope said. secretsry and treasurer repcn. The ldenttftcaltons mciuded dates 011 hand were Goerge Hollywood's most glamorous the att.nllon of master of After the presentations Miss Mrs. Gerald Rope's aecntJd !rmy PIC. Wayne H. Rowland, Banks, Athens: J 8 m e• celebrities Monday llight at the ceremonies, Bob Hope, whn Johnson and Hamilton attended grade was swarded lbe aftiM. ... of Mr. and Mrs .. Hulen w Kimball. Athens: R a I ph 38th annual Academy Awards noted that Hamilton . was lbe Grand Ball at tile Beverly ance banner. Rowlond, Akron, Ohto: Martne ' Welker, Melp, and D. 0. Taber, presentation accompanied by • "beaubfully Hilton Hotel iD nearby Btverly Sgt. James E. Prommersberger, Galli• county I From moment the 22- feathered bird." Hills. The P.T.A. voted to husband of Mrs. James E. , wu furnished I The Pomeroy Clwnher of Commerce voted Monday to year-<>ld Miss Johnson and ber ute $511 to _lbe School Balltl fl. Prommersberger, Youngstown, ,by the King family, children of Isupport the bond issue for the proposed new tomprehen· actor-escort, George Hamilton, """"""'-'""""""'' *' sle Campa1gll pmto» 111111 Marine Pfc. Ralph 1 Meigs County Growth Cbair· sive high school in the Meigs Local School district. arrived at Civic Auditorium. The Winding TraD Garden money for the priiOI to be • H. Livesay: Slln oi Mr. and 1man Virgil and Mrs. King. The action highlighted activity by the C of C in Its tlley were the focus of attention Club will bold a Spring flow· warded for 811 .._ Mrs. Thomai R. Livesay, Wil- The children, Judy, Grace, regular bi-monthly luncheon meeting at Bailey's Restaurant. by fans and Academy memhers or obow April !3-24 at tbe NOW _ tbl mtngton, Obto. Mary, Geneva and David, sang The C of C also agreed lo make a financlll contribution to alike. Oblo Power Company. Includtici:ting In posters and 1several numbers; Judy the citizens committee that Is informing the people about A grandstand crowd roared ed 1D tbe show wm be artistic . 7-tl and 9-!2 in essa s. SANDUSKY, 01110 :-WllftK. Isen ted an aecordton solo. the bond Issue. its approval when Lynda Bird, urangements horticulture and I Dave Ohlinger, chairman of ' . . y ers return~ to their Jobs ?' ,group was accompamed by , Bill Grueser reported he has\ of land being obtamed for an wearing a dsrk fur coat over • educational classes, invitation· Ithe finance committee for the I Mrs. William lnJiies, prellthe NASA s Plum Brook Cacti· , Roseann Lisle of Syracuse. learned the plans for the train airport site in the Letart Falls. stuMing orange gown, arriml ol, junior art~tie ond borticul· Meigs Local School Diairiet ·, den~ ann~ thai prM!alty Monday .endtng a five-day excuraton fl'llm Columbus to area. Crow said Sanborn has on the arm of the handsome, - · aod special and eommer- :bond issue campaign asks al' dergarten registration. would ba walkout agatnst a, sub-tonlracPomeroy for the regatta is pro- requested a topo map and may 26-year.oJd Hamilton and in the cial dlsplsys. 1 org:mizations and individuals held May :1-S-4 and wiU be COlitor. Radtatioo Int. flCe aW greu1ng nicely. Gru..er said make a visit here later this tompany of Secret Service' Club members will also bold 1donating money to turn it in dueled June thluly IS. Parenti The 20-member unil ot the Mrs. Boling, who is headiq spring. lfr. 1 wloite elepbaot "le during to htm at once at his residence mterested may cnnlact on, Chemical and Atomic excuraioo through the c " Attending were Jack Carsey, FIBE OONTROLLED tbe show at 487 South 4th-av in Middle- Clarence Thompson. The llt!W Workers Union Mondsy 0 Rollrood, reports approxi- president; Ted Reed, Jack Kerr, Pomeroy and syracuse volun' port or at the Etonomy Lnan officers wl!' be eleetetl al lilt noon accepted an initial mateiy 100 appllcat>ms haveN. w. Compton, Jack weL<h, teer firemen quickly brought a•"""""""-'''" " ~,.,,, ' office 300 west Se<ond-st May meeting since ali oflloel year labor contract covering Funeral services for received and promot1on Franklin Rizer, Marge HoUner, b1aze under control Monday afPome,roy. ' wer:e not filled by the wages conditions and Hawk, 8o, of 124 Pea<oek-av, baa not yet started. Bill Grueser, Crow. i\ichard ternoon that stlu'led around an WEATHER I nallng committee. Mr. illrDIIII fringe. benellts. Pomeroy, who died today Fred Crow reported he ' has Chambers Bob Jacobs Bob ootbuiltling and spread til the Low toalglll sa - 64. MosUy . It was reported at a commit- : Full> iDtrocluced Mr. the Veterans Memorial hospital been In touch with Carl San- Ganl, Owen, K....;.it Wa~ bome of Mrs. Frank Stowe, Sy· doudy 1~ allll 00 , ..1..,. tee meeting this week that ap- lor the program. CLEVELAND-THE STRIKE will be held ~urstlay at 2 bnrn of the Consolidated Coal ton, Jolin William Blaettnar and racuse. Damage til the home ol U..:.....bowers. Wednesdsy. l proximately one hall of the against Standard 011 Co. of Ohio I m. at the Ewmg Cbapel Co. reprdlng the posaibiUI~ Bob Wingett. wu kept at a minimum. Fire· , ·~~ "''~~· I amount needed for brochures, tSohlol headed into its 19th day the Rev. Carver Williams "''" were summoned at 1:10 1 1letters and adverttstng has ' tnday, the latest effort at re- liclating. Burial will be p. m. alter the outbuld[ing had I Y D' { been turned in. , solving it a failure. Beech Grove cemetery, caught fire. The blaze spread oungster tes 0 Commtttee members atMembers of Local 10 ol the He had worked lor the Excel· . r:j · to the back side of Mrs. Stowe's Impact from Auto tending were Barbara Mullen, Teamsters Union voted Mon- slor Salt Co .. and tile Eberohouse. LIMA, Ohio (UPit - John Jean Werry, Mr. and Mrs. day to reject managetftent's !at· bach Construction Co.. . German, 5, l)elphos, died Mon- James H. Quivey, John Colwell, ' 0 0 est proposal. The drivers, ware- his laat employment was CALL CANCELLED dsy nigbt of injuries sustain•d AI Leonard and Jack Welch. 'housemen •nd mechenics the Parkersburg RIB and SAIGON (UP!) - Studenlo from the university city Middleport volunteer fire- when he was struck by a ear '" struck April 1. primarily over he retired in Jll>tl. of Hue who bad demonstrated violently against the mlli- men were summoned at >:5> p. front of his home. BRUSH BURNED Fourteen area mercbanls 111111 severance ~y for 240 workers He was preceded In death by tuy government of Suulh VietNam and ita Ainerlcon back- m. Monday to the South Thir<l- The youngster was playin~ in the Pomeroy Middleport Daily who are . be hired by aoo\her a daug!Jter, Ada Stivers. ere pledged today to support the United stoles In the war av property of Tom Rue where front of the home on E ~rd St. The Pomeroy fire department j Sentinel are participating 111 firm with Sohlo. Survivors. Include hla aplnat the Communists. 1 minor fire was reported near when be darted mto the path of was called at 10:5li p. m. Mon- the Blue Flame Festival Cook· Mary C. Hawk; theSOI More than 1,000 students. whooe live week! of demon· 1 car. The call Wllt1 eancelled the truck. The driver was not lday for a brush fire in the Five ing School to be bel~ Ill J'olll. llotothy LaWien, Columbus: strotlont against the eovernment of Prell\lor Nguyen Cao before the firemen arrived. held. Points area. JuniOr High aut!Itorlwn o11 Gro~. Ky ha~ llt'OWb lnci'eoslngly antl·Am!rlean, bold a rilly Ui ' Wednesday and 'l'hurstlaf, . S!Dith; ' !ltnJdYVDle, W.. · VI.; mllee north of Hue. T h. y Tnday's se<OIItl paeetl Securicy Ralpb, New Jersey: 14opted I statement which !he result of ljle Jnnuence ol 0 • through 16, dlspla)' 100~ its K/'lherine !(tNtzling, _ Pome- uid: Quang and other tngetlier Wlill for ~tsils by ~Worner,_ S!'f• ~Iswi~~m:~=:~ luderl wbti !)ad SAIGON (UP!) -Two u:s. port at Ha!phong-as olooe as about 10 miles northw..t of maey expltmaUOIII, 'tlllh · .. Ulllted Statea to • from Ky 8 proml,. Navy jets struck Into Nortb anY American alliekers have Saigon in Operation Kahala. Justrations. of the tJCIMlGI_, 1 I!' . , ' · r ~~"~ , . · Viet Nam: lor eiectlona to be held in· three I Viet Nam's int~,us~l heartland goroe. . They accnunted for 211 of The merebBills ..., the , Ollila ~ld011~·'*1 Iblasting the villi Uong Bl plant It was the~ raid against enemy dead. Valley ~l!,lea, VJ~: ' which furnishes aboUt 30 . Jll!r l the :IJQ'f«· _plan! In I~ ..,ntba. Paratroopers from the -Co., Friends iii .c111 the "wbo eent of the power for tho Tl!e pUolll hit It JU•I_ about Airborne Brigade a1111 11 1 h · ay atlllmpted · Hanoi-Haiphong area, • .mlllta· f!Vfil'/ ttme the CommuntslA get of a Royal WORLD Farm BureaU Leaders ar·e Recocmtz·ed na dur~ ·: .:a: l : b: .ro: .w: .:n:.:•. :.::Da:::il::.a•~J=ar::.r.::el::.l.:a:.:n::d..:B::::. obb:::Yc..::A.::d:::am=s·~_:_Se::n:.:ti'n::: :.: e:..l::.P::ho::.t:::o·~------------------------ill> parsons Cites Needs • ID Education i re~cttve I Mldk~fl: ~ests, p~!~~flllt Gaultl'i",tiA~ ~p-.;1!®(. .~~~ ·~ tralnin~ ~f ~·.,.111 .;a ap- j Lyndas·IfdaImost Takes Show from stars representat~ pomeroy c0f cApproves proposedNew Igh ch001 u· s Entertalnm~t =- Mcco th~ ~ ~ ··~· M0ney Needed ~to the~ Ohlinger ~J '"::".::t ~':l:. ~ 1 p' H k )lies Tuesday . 1 · ~ ~orklng 'P.._ Dick Area Merchants Give Support 1'e Festival students chanP:e \Var Tune TOsupport. us Ef{Oft us Jets Bias' • 1PIant ' t -v·ItaIIndustria ..=· fmnen:'' ' Our·Sptclelt'~~~~ SeiVlce .Bulldi~ i. . .. at y co.-: ~lntllal!d. ' •' Dnoled Ton.,,;,.,.,,. 01 Tlui JlefpMliiOfl :.4,.. O~lo; SPElliALIZED i en Friday evening by Kitty Per· . t~wnone;J·w.re "Jell" Denim P I H to tall , . ailul Shap ns , _Edtth and B . e returnee. to her home Sunday. E% T L om yona of the U.S. Army left Thursday lor Ft. Rucker, Alabama, following a here wit~· ~!" Sotlg~, ~Ug. -~ , ~ OmerOV INGELS CARPET HOUSE NOW OPEN IN POMEROY 22-day leave Pr~yer' People In p , Frances Glaze of iim"'e"'eti"'ng~::":ill::be::an:n:oo:nc~ed;;... laLaMIS! n:~ster _cama Thursday for vtstl With Mr. and Mrs ~~ me a·tabl~~ ia m::. f~ "'~ ~ofi'hld Mainly About . $J Wscs G '• ·,· ati· TENNIS SHOES Mrs. Wilson is Hostess to ~n ~a:,to ex~ ;~1, wa/:~mans~i Hi Roush Shoe Store · · : ·• ~the :~lnM~~~ :~ 0 MEIGS THEATRE tl!o ., 11 , Mlsl ltb Hutailtplller, lBilstiQs; . Ne1- gue.sb, ·after . 'Wbich' the meet. eoffee nutt5 and caDdy' '11'8cy, lilltlliimg. chapiaw· 1111 eiosea ·Jfii:D toe' uenewcnon se"eti al toe c1 . t Smith and Etllth HutstP· by )lliiJilrie W,lllgett. · ing, froril iJU!talllnl heralds; Mal:· The motto for year Let er over ·eqow and · qetend Wingett, lllltall!llJ actlbe· 01 Olllrcli' 'nli'try ·.. Is d wUhan i.ti!H · NeuiD..,i!nslalling or:· r s ' • ; . eur. ways an and candl .,.,, emi!tl\.O ' Cora Webb lnalsU· UJ•hL<!rd, p nl Ia Cl tolor. guardian. ' ve . ,,te,.alchwords, U::, .. eo ·:I!',· .AM1 McCilnand p!nk, ue, yell6w and presided'l!•:tlte>J\\UICh bowls 8 n Elsie Smith tmtl Edith H••t- wplte, !he colyrs,,_ and l!iornlce , . ate, the coi!H , iDstalling heralds, es- ·Jous, Hold 1!>iu My ·~: P.ar service. .. . '11>. ; ,: offlcers.lect lniD the ,J:.ord, ..tb•me, ;, 'The 0111 of pre• and s, Y where they were seated place, where l •.wonhlp. , T be ent from · Atlieijl, r · G~UipoliJ . watchman of chairs covered with wblte, embl"" .ii .The Keystonr with and Parkersburj w- y1 A~ens Sbrln~ No. in the form of • cross, ill the t ' . Brinker: dlstrtd . COllier of the ball. Officers In' ljulalnpJller, district stalled were Harriet Neigler, \ 0 th high of m"terial objective; and 'este . Ernest wortby high prieslesses and ohepwatcJvnan of shepherds, berds· Bonnie Bonne nnble Reese, Margaret ToppJng; ph~· All H h' abeth Cloud and John H· proclate wa•...L es, •sso,unanenof Illshepherds· of Lafayette Sbrine No 44 M Hughes rth ibe, Elsie Smith, Nellie Tra~y • E:y beth L ' wo Y scr : 8 ine Wingett, Elizabeth 'tear, er· Barbar:ar, worUiy treasur· Mabel Bennett Pauline ' p Adamsllne 'tk worthy ' au AlnBwer Fern Cheesebrew, Flora • ' , M•Hu•hes E A shepber_ d ess, Ernestine WU~ _, .., · · · worthy guide· Bern'ce WinD 1 VirgU Atkins and AUen he J B ink ' of Mary Shrine No 37 r ' esse r er, . · · Atkins and John Roberts The mviting herald Floro w-:J •-t, ·---• nd third WJ.Seoo · ' K\."VIN a man; DoNld Boone, kiDg; N&· i oma Brinker qu.een· Evelyn Kathryn Jo.:.mn and first second and tblrd : 'L Jill lD worthy organ lsi ; Eve..,., •th -··""' d M · , wor Wing Ytt a-wan; th •an ..o Mrs. Maxine Attwld ame e • wor Y gu .. ~ Saturday, with Mrs. Wyatt Honor•ry offlcors are, Flora ford, a medical patient at l.cong, Oag bearer; F_ern Ch~ zer Hospital. brew and Gladys Rife, flag esMarvin Darst entered corts; Helen Reyllolda, btumer General Hospital Saturday •• bearer; Maud nnd Freda Gruemedical patient. ser, banner escorls; Pearl Hey· Donald Stivers Jr. of ooids, madonna; ~thryR wer. port spent the weekend wltll ner and Ethel Collins, ang~ls; aunt, Miss 'lbelma Grueser. Fer~ Ch~brew, court~; Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Mane Hawktns, Arlene D..,., were in Shawnee today, to Carnahan, Edith Russell, tend the funeral of his Clara Adams, Mary Jane Neal Mrti. Jennie M. Galloway, and Elsie RoUSh q~n·s.attend· Mr. tmtl Mrs. Fred Haley ants; and tdith HutsmptUer, Columbus were Sunday Elsie Smltll, Nellle Tracy, Ell!· of Misses Lena and Roush, May Wood and Guth. Jannett Roherls, king'& guards. Mr. and MrS. George Aller the officers-ele<t were Crary have returned to the cross, the flag bearer, bome, Atlanta, Ga., alter F. McKllntnck, nephew of ing severs! days with Mrs. Neleler nnd Robert Brian Crary and other relath•ea. and Corbet Allen Cleek, grand Mr. and Mrs. George Korn sons, were mv1ted te enter Wltb of Columbus spent the week- the natlnnal .emble"!. '· I eod with their parents, Mr. and During the JDstaliatton of Mrs. Tough-tailored Lee Bib Ovtrallo take mile a!t~ of Mrs. George Koro Sr and Mrs Neigler, sbe was presented a punishment ... stilllook like new ... tit like new. Mede of ex· John Thomas ' · large White Shrine Bible, by her elusive "Jelt'' Denim. Tight·woven. Toughest ever built into Mr. and M~s. Ralph Fry of doughier, Mary Cleek, and as a pair ~f overalls. Sanforized. Guaranteed. Da ton arrived Sunda for 8 she was escorted to her station Get Leo Bib Overalls, lnday I ·,,, vis~ with re1atives in ~ foUowing her installation, Mrs. Emma Jane McClintock sang M nd Mr C 1 Alao a comploto selection of LM Corpent.t'• · r' a s· ar • "My Task " Ovorolls in Whlto or hickory stripe . tncl man and daughter Carolyn · girl friend of 1,.,;ton F•llowing lbe installation, Mrs Pointer's Ovorallo in whlto. · . Sunday aft.rnoon with . Brinker, on behalf of the , All in tho busy men's and boys' doporlmtnf·on Lena and Katie Guth Shrme, presented Will i Mrs J B Marsball' and with a past worthyBernice high pries~ ' tho . .hi floor. . · · · In d Bo Bo I Dings MarlaMa and Joba re· ess p an nnle one, on turned to their home . behaU of the 1965 officera, preKy. Sunday, after 1· oen ted ..' er WI'th I i ill. M . r s. clays visit wltb her mother Mrs Neigler presented each Install· •·•- F B 0 and oth • ' ia& officer with 1 gift and Cora - -~· · a Y er -------lives. t~meef w" devotional are . topic. "Do Thai Kiod-. Ftelds and lamtly, Mulberry - ~ doing something that will keep Mt" Joy Boggs, student nes.,;; Now," t:lkln from .lame~ . av, Pomeroy. Robert Embleton you busy so you will not sit at nurse at Ho_b.er Hos~ltal . 1"-17 or· Pi. Pleasant, spent Sunday borne· and worry about me all School oft Nllrtnng Inkencl GallipoJ. · · ·· the lth 4. ,, · "Hunger Fvt>rvwhrrt> Around w1th Mr. :md Mrs. W1lham the t1me. You are also helping IS, spen wee W thP World."" wa·s tht' topiC , Fields and famil~·- Mrs. Wil· in tht war effort. We can win h~r parents, Mr. and Mrs. of the program present-~ lian1 Fields and :son Kevin; this just as ea~y your way as IL10nel Boggs and family, ed by !\·Irs. Att>n Shain ' Mrs. James Adkins, and Mrs. by what we are doing. You and Bruce Wallace, student at • ' " • 1 M hll u· lty t Sf'veral readmgs were giv-: Rohert Emblrton spent ApnJ I all the women back heme keep / ars 8 DlV~rs •. spen en on !he lnptr inrhtdin•,. :· 11 in Gallipolis. the weekend ' up the good work." Mr and With Mrs bls par· India. by 1\·lrs. E!m~r Wi<·k- ' [ Mrs. Cottrill demonstrated ents, · • Dwight ham: Scuth Africa :\1 r s · : the making of "sachet balls" Wallace and daughter, Nan. ' ' ..· BAPTISTS TO MEET · cy. :iH~a~ro~ld;._.;L;;e;;m;::le;;:y,:.:=;;A:;,us:;,lr~a:;:lta~ 1l The \' oung Ad uIt c1ass of th e 1i At. the May 11, meeting the ill be "S h ' Pomeroy First Baptist ::ectstew·al .acede~ balls" M". and Mrs. WUiiam will have an impBrtant th rna Tl 8 reqwr make Conger and son. T. J. and : tomght al 7:~0 in the em are 112\1 inch styrofoam Mr. and Mrs. Thoma• DixPom•roy, Ohio ' basement All membe-rs are bar yd. of nylon netbng m on and son, Brio, of Jackco ohr o your choice, I yd _'~< son. spent the weekend with TOtiiGHY thru rUESDAY . ed lo be pl'esent: rtbbon, I . bunch of mlnia· their parents, Mr · and Mrs . "WHEN THE BOYS 1 ,==.:.;_.:;._~~--....=-. 1mr NIEET THE GIRLS" ure rose bud s m same color as John Harrison and dsu•hter ribbon , 1 pkg · small hrur · pms, · "" ' - Tc(·hnirolorSharoo. Wot!'lens & Ch!ldrtns and the making of aummer ConniE> Frnnris, Harye Pre-5nl'll batsc this requires a hat frame Mrs. Emma Brickles has reColort:•rtoons and materials to cover. turned from a week's visit Sit" Attending were Mrs. Johns· in Columbus with her dsughWed. & Thun.-Nol Op•n 99 Smoll s lo Ito 10 _ • ton, Mrs. Slack, Mrs. Cottrill, ter and family, Mr. aiod Mrs. Margaret Cottrill, and Eleanor Gail Hysell and family. FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY Bobram. Mr. Don Becker has re2 PAIR _ _ April 22·23 $3.00 I turned from Chiclt@O where P, ... tte Dal'is a~ "THE NANNY" i he spent several dsys 00 Bt>t!e Davis WIO'ndy Craig ~ business. H~ WBI taken to "PA•DNERS" i the Perkersburg Airport by - Tl'rhnirolorMiddlaport, 0, Dean Marlin Jerry ],t•wi~ 1 Mrs. Becker where he took a ' plane. He returned home SatfOUp urday. The Letart . F.U. WSCS . Mr. and Mrs. Michael Qb. held Us April meetmg at linger and Micbael II, Nelson; the home of Erma Wilsoa ville, •pent the weekenC: with 1 with seven members present. Mr. and Mri;, Len Kennedy The meetmg was_ opened and other relatives, 1 With prayer; s~r1pture, Luke Miss Louise Place has reo2l :I-20, by Erma Hill: Tbe turned to ber homa in AJ. ftrst East.r. by Vashti Grimm, bridge, New York, after and Drafted to Carry tile spending the Euler vacaCross, by .Inez H1ll lion with her grandparents, The busmess meeting was Mr. and Mrs. Harry Houda· I. "'nducted by Orpha Hill. shell and Miss Freddie Hood· Plans were made to serve shell elertton day dinner. Tbe . evenmg was spent making Mrs. Kalad Hindy and chllqmlt blocks. Several sick dre~ bav~ returned to calls were reported. Lunch tbetr home m Se~ca Fal~, was served to Nora Cross New York, lollowmg a weeks . 't h Inez Hill Erma Hill Gladys' VJst ere WI'th her par· ' ' ents M nnd Mr G Shields, Orpha Hill and • r. s. eorge Vashtt Grtmm. The nextj Haker and other relatives. as her · •· ·. , .. · •. .. Hani~t ~ill Skinner I Va., spent the weekend of Apnl as follows: l•ader using 19-lO with Mr. Mrs. William j "I am glad to hear you ,:'i~f:pl~Ce:tf:'S:· . Precedlug tbe meetJng, Pamela Cleek, of Neigler, Bible on the altar. Bernice Wirm worthy pd..te... and illrl!il walcbmsn of shepherds ed and eicom to ll1g be w. 1 •0 p me:!J rs guess, resen p~2..'!! a~rport. bein~ ~lay .· /l d. ,·iJiStd .:e:· .·~ (:~"·· _'/ . :b1.J.. . . ' lnitiwuc .,. ' wObtl, '~~ i>d.~Jt 'ot pAll "offiCrs Laurel· Leaf bciro.: ' ~ n~ of White, Sbr)ne, Wbl~ SbriDo flee!" 1l!Jlo tbe ~ 8lld Jb&o. of Ra&e cbaPtet. oEs, present <:1'8,-plr'~.roees.IIQd bl~ dei,Phtn: of Jorusalem, waa held . Frltlay dliced tbeJ!I. ~ ,wereJIIIOII)a ed Mrs. Neill~ withll gill. ium and'~trlpturi;i Paalni 16:L evOIIl!lg at tbe IOOF bill. lirintlr, lllaWJlJial ~: · Ed· Remarks we.:e Jliven by Rl!fresbm~ls of c~e · b ' Open lim.nallofl ol Ornc:m '!:An,, - around uie world by Mrs> Oliver Mieahel; A letter from I serviceman . ., the . topic when the Worn- Wheat given to various serving In Viet Nam was rtllll. eo's · Missionary Society of tri•s by the United States, by wben the Syracuse Help And Mr. and Mrs. Wllli8m Rua· the Pomeroy First BaptiSt Mrs. Sterrett; Under nour· Hobby Club mot in 1be aell nnd IIIOllly were ill 'Church met Tnursaay eveuiuJ!; y\...:.p:;;:, f tnwn hllll. A!'ril a A 11.hnrt SAh1rdav and. wbile •t the church with Mrs. Famme and relief in India ness sessiOn was cendueted by there their two SODI, Mark J. F.. Foster. president. in land what the Baptist chureb"' l Vice pr.,ident, Jessie Cottrill. and John, took their first charge. . . ian: to bclp, Mr&. IThp. ('11tb «!P.Cided to meet on the ;it:!J:O frnm . the uruy,erw Group smgmg of the iCook, People who can not Set'Ond Wednesday of eachiSity tile plane rtdel theme song, "That Cause Can ! read. Mrs. Harry Bailey, and I month until September. were spoii>Ored by Neither Be Lost Nor the love and understanding of Mrs. Luther Johnston stated the Ohio University Bobeals. Stayed," opened the mt>el- American People and their that aU persons having made Barbara Smith, small cJauih: lng. An invitation was re- sptrttual need, by Mrs. Shain. ' sock dolls are to have them at . ter of Mr and Mrs Len ceived lo at lend a silver tea A dessert course was serv- ' the American Legion Hall in i Smith ha; been re'lu!'ned at Calvary Baptist Chureh. i t'd by Mrs. Oliver Micbael 1 Pomeroy, Tuesday, April 19, at from Holzer Hospital where Rio Grange. Sunday, 1 ! and Mrs. Loram Sterrett. j l.30 p.m. where they be she was treated for a virus inConference meetmg ol Gran- · crated for shipment to V10t Nam fe<lion las\ week. ville was announced for · A letter receiVed by Mrs. June 16 - 18. Mrs. Lorain. VISITS MADE Myron R. Miller of Middleport Mrs. Russell Mcintyre of Sterrett dedicated the love ' Mrs. James Adkms and Mrs. from ber son in Viet Nam, con· Springfield Is visiting witll gilL _ , Robert Embleton of Norfolk, cerning the sock dolls, was read her mother, Mrs. Robert Ii~im.i. • "' ••• · elerliGn o · a The jots rr.om lhe uss Kilty H;iwk encounil!l'ed only 1~1 ail t 1a l i c r a It !Ire' u they , In low jo: tile dead of to within It mllea of the Jn tllOIU)d acliOn, U.S. flirces 1JeiW8 reported tilling IS Vie! Oms. wm of.' 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