http://66.213.69.5/files/original/87c00e94be1dbe519317e3eb905fdcc8.pdf fa2936b17bd4c517d1baaecee75f33c1 PDF Text Text ,I ' ·I ,._ ~ •:' \ ~ 'J ', Riv~t News '' Da~·· ACCORDIN; bru<·hure. 44 acl ' YMCA. Since pU In this area, we • ••• ..... \. J - ~ sp ' I I ( I I 1 ,, l ' I < , I ( 1 itsl }, ' ° a;:u ~· • ) , ·,'~~j \j - • I I aty picnics. public 1 groups. recreat!c Jiglous meelings, bling. physiral fi al guidance. vol youth council at which youth !eat ~ -· . ·-·· VOL XVIII T. - - '' NO. 6 at IMiners . --· - ----- -------------POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO • Returning to Pits! .ALLEY · OOP . "'""'' 'r'EAH.IlHEV'Rii M't' """'"' GUZ, JUST A.COUPLE . OF SHIFI'J:ESS . BUMS! SHIFFU;SS. . BUMS? Death Toll On Highways Reaches29 THE article re veterinary medici! University. They , Wood. Both were 1 participating In tb gram for practiciDJ JOHN Wood Is Bane Is an employ 1 a m!stake. The Tr. It ret into print tru KELLEY STU hurled the 1964 ( with a 7·5 win ov ate victory last Sa 2·1 In 12 innings. ~ lhutout ball in the ANDY CAPP I 'oPE I GET ~OME' ~LEEP g, DO !, MATe! TONIGfiT TWENTY YEA Tribune and week: tlhlo Valley Bank duty ... ~fiss Mar1 er. dies at Third A1 purpose of campaij JUo Grande Collegt to attend District here . . . City ope polis State lnstitu~ uta.ke over" as weeJ Girls Week gets ~ Times editorial sta Three judges for U JKilrcus Grube and : ··-'-·· •,.:t., '' • ; . ~I : ' •, 'i ' ' ' I . 4ft ..' ' ' . ~ ' TA\~dloeond Avon .. . fl' ~ .Ci r II I ' ... ~ , s Ill.:&"" .ana...,.,.,.. MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1966 .WORLD IT should hal • day, April 8, the mitted by the Pu University. It co1 State Institute eni E 'lll04eled. Understa ..He after repairs ar \ enttne 194i. ·IDli Bank in Galllp •, 0 • the WATSON, ale jects that led to • Camp in Raccoon ant-governor !Div .• , .eludes eight ClUbl ll who has compiled • club's l!l-year en J tor members whe 'l)KE office wl ·,, • Dnoted To The lnterflltl 01 The Meir•.M01o'n Area GALLIPOLI! organizations. 4·l a ma.lority of tb spread. and seal· deal. It is operate' . "tecretary" as tl! t!on. ',' DAVID A. Pic 83. was Gallia cou book. Dave, who 1 lhs always please< for adult and yout 70 or more years. for GAHS and the Auoc!ation. Gallla llllss Dave Pickens. ~ ' ' ' if:'llf. • i ,.\ tion. 1 Supt\\\~ Battle fOr Air 1 OTHERS inc PAUL E. WI :r for senior memb Both have been c • years, especially ll community as "l · secretary-treasure . SAIGON <UPII - The tangle and Communist jets· over North two planeo. The officials said!sidewinder --wlil~'•!»Jne• !n on piloted by Capt. Donald K. ptttte more tense. • "I ~t·<¥~to the lbird one bu~ p~. ~,. between Russian·madc jets and Viet Nam be!ore, the others the Co . mmunist pilots· "showedlheat tro,m ~. !l; .I:I'J'ft - Wolf, leader of a· lllgltt o! four·'! · , . t'...... A~~1~k he tUflJEtcH.nlu me. so I got after I ·;.; 8 u. s. fighl•• v:•n•• this hove . !:eee brl~ •llli •lmost v•ry rood skill." tired liy .CeJ!~ :~ Max. F. Phanloma, were protecting Calneron and Jll11~e whee~ llll'lleeond,ont. l divecl.an4·g ~l 0 • •·""' weekend ~presen~ the Com· ~t.:cidental. The Saturday en· e Mlrked t.:t.meron, ~w o.L~.itiJ;d, ~;.c., F~.~· tNrr.b~..e; :. · !!r~d:e !-:'~ • tn mMt the attack.' fQCina .the ,my sidewi~r into the ~ . ~ .. . . . ~~ 1~·~ munist's !Jrst signi!Jcant chat •. gagement represented the first ~· ned jet and 1st .~ Lt. R~,.j,. Evans, mlles northeast ol Hano1. flashes of cannon !Jre from the one ana 1 ronea110 my""' ~-•·;. "''*' ·;;~ ;';!ili;';~.,·· 8 l<:nge to U. S. supremacy in tbe lt!me ,North Viet Nam's flecl~l· MI~ A~ !tbs w~~ 27, o! Halna, ,!lllylJli. Tbe blips turned out to be "IGS that wi!re concentrating saw him at I o'clock trailing ID th~ North, bul~,wm, 17 skies over North V1et Nam.. l'tlil air . Coree has risked k! 1• th ne . erumed Th MJGS ·. ·.:,~•eel ,jh four MIGS at first, then they ' on Wolr ai1CI his wingman, MaJ. thtck . gray smoke. He seemed to~g~nd lire: . ,;,,;.,.;,;<':'; ' ;~;:,'';:: About 14 or 16 jets, including 1 planes m an attempt to halt mar ngs e) were pres .. e · ~P':'!"", ree were joined by two or four John F. Hallgren. . out of ·control.'' 1 In •aoower ...... 1 MIG 17s and the newer and ! American bomb\ng raids. Ito have been flown by North tl111l!s, f~om. 25 ·'1!11Nl onrtheastjmore. The alert was fl•shed. , . . ' · Blakt watched the MIG Orecl their cannons at · faster MIG 21s. engaged 1 Two-man FRC Phantoms,! VIetnamese pilots. to 60. miles .nortli·northwe~t 01 !The altitude was about 15,1100 ~ ffred 8 m!ssl)e ~ut, miss. downed by Cameron ran and bound Ft05s 8l1il the 1 al!aek!rtg American Air Force firing air-to-air missiles were I One was downed by a _radar· Hanoi, dur~ng .a 15-minute. f•et. ed, Cameron s~t~. We rna- went alter his own. jets, untouched, streaked bol1lf jets In three dogfights Saturday credited with the two kills. guided Sparrow mls•II' ftred by period. . . .· I .. . • neuvered . ~nd . I • a w "I ft;·ed a missile arnl missed. w:thout engaging them. \ and two of the Communist Air Force officials said the Capt. Robert F. Blake, 28, o! They engasecl U. S.. p)anes on! At first I was fa~rly we were. meeting bead on. 1 I was diving at a 00 degree The third attack saw · twf' planes fell victim to sharpshoo~ Communists had received much Presque Isle, Maine, and 1st all three occasion's. . icomplacent .• . but the bogie•, knew we didn't have much of a, angle and fired my second ·r.lJG 21s engage four Phantom~ lnl U. S. A!r Force pilots. betler trainlns and equipment Lt. S. W. George, 25, of, The MIGS that pere downed kept coming straight at us," \chance. ! missile. I was zooming toward "''d an RB66 reconnaissa~ Although there have been since the last dogfight last July Canadian, Okla. 1 were lint picked llfl 11 blips on Blake told newsmen Sunday.f r fired a missile . , , r missed 1 ground level and r didn't want bomber. but everybodY mlssecl encounters between American which also cost the Communists I The other was downed by 11the radar .screen of ·a ·Phantom "As they CQII!e on you tet • I· . , we started cllmb!ng. to join those fellows who didn't and broke orr lh• engagemenL c formal games. s\ • '/ ~ie North Viet Nam Migs ··''. ' l t organized entertl ers, folk dancing Tri·Hi·Y clubs, I and their mother I ' ~. I ij .. I ' ' BY I ' '1 .• IJ ' .Il "'. • ' ' i J ·., ,.. ....,........,.. .............. .. ...... .. ••., .. ,, ' ., Sunday nme..Sentlnel. Sunday, April 24, 1988 j .'' - ~· ,I\ •! ;' • i I ··~ I 1 I i" " '' '~.o\ •.,... . , 1 , • - ,.. .,. , ...................... - I • ~I .'i. '/t 1 • ,• •. ol, ..... ............. ~... _____ __ ... ___ , ..., ... ...,.. ......... .:. ...... . ...--- ~- ~ ' \.· " \, I ) ' . • 1 ' ... . . . .. .... .... .... .., .. . . . 4 .. . 1 •(• • ' T'li , ....., "1. ' ·• ,.,: ·~r·~l-:!f , o# t 1 ;l(,i}r•,.t 1': ' ... ., ~ .• _,., .."ij'ji., ''+_. ... .... J.-; ,, .... ... '. - --~ . ' - ..... ', ........... ...... ~·· .,.!"... .... .. FIVE CENTS �: :: ; ,, <.,.'of-'-•·- ·'-- "" ..,..... -- - .,.. ..... ... ....... '-• - - ......... ... ' . . , • • · ~. ,.• .• ~- - ~ ........ ... .. .., 4. ... .. . . - ...-"" ..... ,;o. ... "' ... ... ... ...... ....... - ... ..._ , :.., ... - - ···· ~ • Mays Expected to Break Ott's Mark Against Dodgers LakersR~~~t, ' '. By CURT BLOCI · .UPJ Sports W,ltter Wonder-man. Willie Mays may reach bla aelt milestone before his home town San Francisco fans and appreprlately enough against ~ ar~h-rival c "SHOES FOR FREE CLUB THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. MINERS • KROGER · Offers You • ren ee liD los Angeles DOOgers. • tJI · SleBup Day tor baya to play Pony leaguel's are 1101 to pay baseball i~ the, Middleport Boys Insurance Saturda~. . League thl8 summer wlll be Parents are advised to have held at the Legion Hall, South their boys at the Sign-up t!aY Fourth-s! in Middleport next to ~e assured of a place on a I squad roster Boys who sign la Saturday' morning All boys, !hose. who played next Saturd~y will be divided lliBt year and those who did not, among the team <bllAd draws) are to be at the begloo hall the followlog Modey night, by 11 a.m. where managers of May 2, at 7·30 p.m. at Iowa the six teams or .. assistant ~all • This includes' . Pony . Leaguers are not to will be on haad bOY• Ill the age. braekets 9 bring Jnouraace mney ($2.50) through 12 for Boys League and as tryuts will be held later 13 lhrouJ!h i4 for Pony Le~gue. for those who sign up. fnsurThe bil'thday cut off date is ance will he pa1d by those boys Aug. 1. earning positions oo the squad. For example, If a boy is Boys will be L'Overed for lnjur9 years old before •ext Aug. 1 ies, howeve1·, during tryouts. or becomes 13 y~ars .old after Charles Winebrenner, who led nexl Aug. 1, he 10 eligible for the Middleport club to the 8 • Boys League. If he becomea 15 team league title la<t season years old on or after next Aug. and the Oak Hill tsuroament I. he is eligible for Pony Lea- championship, is returning as gue. manager. Boys younger thDJI the •· These and a number of other bove ages will be a88l~ed to arrangements were made Frithe minor league !Pee Wee I day night by the Boys League which II expected to parhclpate Associalion at town hall. In a county-wide Pee Wee Officers elected were Chester League wlth games at Looki Tannehill, president: Dick Psrk to Syraeuse. . Vaughan, vice president; Betty Boys of Pee Wee age, that Is, Sayre, secretary • treasurer, too young for ·"Boys League," and Dr. Clyde Ingels, eommisare asked I& eome to the Legion sioner. Mrs: Dick Vaughan Ia hall next Saturday at 10 a.m. general chairman of Tag Day, All boys should bring their lhe Fund Drive, Jitney Supper, insuranee money. 'Phis is $% and two evening dances later in for Pee_~~_J:'•Y• League. the s~~r__ a_s_B•~- League benefitS '1'11111 Tba Jayt, JUBe flh was oellor Tag D aY when players, ID llllform, eu- vasa the resldenllal areas and uptown lldewalta. Reltrlng aasurer Jlrs. WJJ. Jiam Warner reported tf14 iD lha lrealllll7 ' ' Managers are asked to oomPI·•· ~ a lisI of needed suppnes lb'18 week· Teams and mallllgen.,.. !leJtators, managed by Henry Clatworthy: Yankees, Bob Hysell, Braves, Charles Smith; Hed &lc, Charles While, lndl8na, Richard Pickens, Art Stobart, and George Hackett, and Redlegs, Bob Wilson. It was voted by the associalion to buy league insurance from The Dowalng Insurance Agency (Willtsm D. Childs). An urgent public request Ia made for two regular umpires who will serve on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday eveailgs approximately from 5-1 p.m., at $2 per evening. either umpire of last Beason, C. W. Searles and Art Slobart, may be available this summer. Stobart Is stepping IIIIo lbe maaagen' ranks, and Mr. Searles may ba working those hours. Six money-making projects were planned - the Tag Day Mixing Bowl Set ••• $3.29 4Qt. Sauce Pan •••• $3.69 Coffee 3 ~ $2.59 Coffee 2 ~ $1.75 """....., IJrl ....., Soap Soap loolh • ""' 0 M 37c Praise .fie · ..................51c Lifebouy r I Charl11 """LOWiry 'qnWer Trallel• a Ufetlml buy. It'll fire and termtt. proof - Ylt bdt1a1 eoat II (',oncrele II n.v..,..., 125,L Mll.n St. Humphrey~ Phone WY 14171 NO RIAsoMAILI GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO~ MIDOLIPORT OPFQ UJIUIID HI. IIE1ROPOUTAN MOTORS POMIIOY, O, iTYLQA.N 1: SAVINGS ClO. 39e , Hair 59c: Cough SJ1'11p . . .ltlltlo ...,,, 79c: fOC' llle Cuba' only 1'1Ull. Don Dryadala lost Ids NCOnd pme wltboul 1 "'"'-· ,;-•· Edand v l led and Sa ElUs to 1 11 ~.;;;.a Ellll .;,%"~ 1 pair of gopher balls to ohnny Brlgp fOC' the bUs' 1'111111. The triumph anapped a six·game Red IDilq atreak. = ,:,me Gov. John A. Volpe 8lld elub Garclea .al 'l'hunciiJ nJsb1. :·iiJ M . Kr Ita' Tba Lat elght-iJohlt Randy In llle III!C8IId lnatng Uldei""' ia.t v::; :~ Ill ~r~~ the dogs,~ a 101111111 ~-! ·•··· 1 the ti"'•• Do- ••A -"•nal ,.1..,;a~M~ _.. or re •..,. ..... ,_ a - -·~ . ·t CeiUcs eoach on Suaday hal audleDct by bnailng illt, Elgtn Bayor and the rest of tba Celllcl' lhrM-IIJDO Lakers deelared a IIO-t!DOklng winning llreak and cutting,,, ~' play-« ;, ban by , winning at Boslllll ~ li~e lbowdowa lead to ~ ;; G't:en. ult Ill . ~ mq played:.11 1 121117 8 iclo : La~e ~ ·the f:'tasll ,8~ Frad • ry, rs e, . """" NaUonal Basketball AsSO<'Ialion Schau said of bla 31-year-old star. Baylor nearly doubled bll, Jaleraalloaa) League Stanclin,o regular playoff output with 41 "·, W. L. Pet. GB poiflla. He gab~ 11..,; =:"~ville 4 0 1.000 ... reboonda while playiDI ., "' "' 08 r 3 0 1.0110 12 youthful t6 millutes. He wu ~., 4 Columbus 2 0 1.000 1 for 17 from the foul llae. "•'' Buffalo I 0 I OliO l\2 Jerry West, author ol ~'·G "Come ~oledo 0 1 000 2'L . I lie-.,.-=wg ~-·•·•n cruc1a , corner • Tharo BD Toront 0 •• ·OliO 3. sh oI Wl'th __ ~ aeeo... -•- r , o Drawlnga for the Clau AI Richmond 0 3 000 312 and a p111r of pteslllll'&' othe/~:~• ~~: Gla~ec:':.7. Wellston area (sectional) base- Syracuse , 0 4 000 4 free throws with eight seen~ June 4 Uptown business I' ld ed 23 to b ball tournament were held SunSUnday s Results left, added 31 poults to Baylor~· soliciting by Mrs. vaughan'• ' ;:xxer.: /that':~ to ':~e dey afternooB In Wellston. Rochester> Richmond I, lsi_ big productioR. . " committee, the jitney supper, 46 games from today, the Tbree games are scheduled ' Roch 5 R1chm 3, 2nd, 10 mn. After .a weak fin! quarter, .r two dances, and a late summer schedule would show the Giants Saturday, April 30 (or lbey j Jacksonville 6 Syracuse 2 lhe Celt1cs fought back to trait.,·· rummage sale. at home It the Dodgers. should be played by then, weath- Toronto al Col, ppd., ram. . by SIX , 64-58, at the half and bl ill be- While a June 11 deadline may er permitting) according to Buffalo at Toledo, 2, ppd. ra1o. grabbed leads of up to llille ; .r.e~:. pl;y p7ba nd j be wishful thinking Jt would tournament officials pomts before trallmg, I~ .. gm es ay, une a e take a minor catastrophe for , nus WEEK'S EVENTS alter three periods. '· · sm weeks later.The teams, as Mays to fall to surpass Foxx 1 Kyger Creek will battle HamToday - Wellston at Galli- The fourth quarter W8J • :: usual, will parhc!pale m the Ky- this season. Babe Ruth's dee at Hamden, McArthur will polis, golf. tight affair, Bostoo laking • ' ger Cr~e~Little Le:ue ~urn~- [ standard of 714? Well that nmy ! take on Allensville at All0118- Tuesday - Gallipolis at momentary edge, tho Lakertl ment teams m e trl· ltoo much even for 'Mays the ville, and Oak Hill wlll battle Pomeroy, baseball. scoring eight straigh~ and lhl eo~n~ a to':ame~t -~n Magnificenl Middleport, at ·Middleporl Wednesday - Kyger Creek, Celtics battling back 1o 113-111 ~ ~ 2 (~ n:,port R:Ums n; · One Consolatloa Pomeroy drew a first round Jackson, Pomeroy at Gallipol- and 115-115 tiea bslon West · · • """· egs) ast "I had gone up to the plate bye. is, track. wrapped It UP· year. every lime swinging for the Iu the Ironto• SecUoaal, Han- Tbursday - Gallipolis at Coach - eleot Bill Russel Some boys coming IIIIo the horner," the cheerful Glant 1nan Trace and North Gallia ll!esapeake, baseball scored 32 points SRd grabbed 21 · league at age 9, depending on slugger admitted af!A!r the were pitted against each other. Friday - SEOAL Golf Tour- rebouada In defeal Jolla, how many turn out, and the op- game. "It might have beea a The wilmer will bailie Green. nament, at Logan, 9 a. m. Havllcek aetted 23 po1ata a.d enlllgs on rosters, may he as- little better If it had come in Today's regular season Ky- Saturday - SEOAL Track Sam Jones aad Tom 8aodel;, signed to the minor league for San Fl'811ciseo but lbere wu ger Creek- HaDRan Traer game Meet, Oblo University, Atheas. wert limited te 15 uob. LeroY'· ' more seasolling, Mr. Vaughan one consolation. The game was w!tl be played at KC as the Grund OJ' Opry, with Ferlill Ellis picked ap 17 1111d voteran will be in charge of the minor televised back there." Wildcats do oot bave a home HIISky, at GAHS Auditorium, 2 Rudy Lanoso added a olutola &I league leamt. Rookie Ken Holtzmaa shut diamond. and 8 p. m. for the v~c~og, ba';! CIass ADraWJDg • He}d On S0Dday w:• "!"" = i ':m 1 :;;j ... 'S'"• .............. 91c Bandies .......... _,, .. 49e 1 I!., .-n. .. .. .... ... r ..., ... I Pt ••• ' I MJIIISE r 1 ·(I:: ---... •·I a c ,., t -=~~~-~~ I - • .. a ..,, a a Praise ,. ~. .. ........ 47e _...,.. Detergent ..... 111111o ..... 37e Cheese Nips ..... • ·-··.. 3le 7I• " Wf u Lifebouy .... 3le 2 ..... 7 7 '!' £7 lr£~Pq I .-n. ., --- 13-77 SR.. 1 r lOlSE P?lll OS 77 , 2 T' 2 • Ell • 91't.aDa - Handy Andy PfMI... ....Tonic !Mr. ..... ""' ..... ..... ···········.......... Ia liNd Cen Aii)UII!e law. For an CVIICl'ell need1 call at! ....... wv 242M hx lrown ' ... Millll' MAtmiiAIIa Mil IT. Spry hod... IIIIo • DEMANDS lESS Herr~~~teln and ! ; 1 l ' 7 Wlthc- Crackers John HundleJ :;eJI't '=od at,_.t!f!,; ' ocu"': I • 3Pioct •• •• • nightcap 4-3: and Cincinnati beat PbHadelphla 3-Z . In the llrst game of a scheduled doublebeader lhor!Mecl to 1" ilminga by raiD. Baltimore sbadecl New Yerk Chica 0 • ped Kansu 4-3 g Ia lllP • 10 . lulngs, Detroit tripped t C~lorn~ 5Wasbln 8 ~W:d 4-l· an:~ twlnbillgto~~ Cl-d and Boston was rained 0111 In the America& League. ..._ lh 1 M , I lied d d&wll ere. ty'· aysbl ong awa recorthelbUI ll"VIU, -.. lith u you re mg and as1came was ""' •the Giants' e1 ,,. year la 00 lq · l2th t of . ~ Buy a piece a week or the entire set at these low, low Kroger prices. 6~" Fry Pan , •. , .. 78c 1 Qt. Sauce Pan •••• $1.19 WH7I c8%'' Fry Pan ....•• $1.59 lOW' Fry Pan .•••. $2.59 2Qt. Sauce Pan •••• $2.09 Final Touch ............~ .. 49e play, Chl~o blanked llle Dodgers U, Sl Louis bested ,IPitlaburgh 5-2; Atlanta oplll with New York, winDing lbe first S-2 and dropping 111e lin'! 1 78c 2 I are 0 qt. Sauce Pan Reg. 51.19 Y·ours For ..... ""' ,:.,,.• 39e -----., r lonticham l 5/s OPTOMETRIST Office Bowt I to 13, I to II (Ciole at NOIII OD fturl. - &Ill Court St., ~llltfOJ All·Stan I at·Special Prices N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. weat OD to take 1 H cleclslou leut tile D!>dier• lor III llmlJIC• {'l ... with the help ol Jim Ray Hart's on three hits to record his first ~ third homer of the year and jl blg league wiD 8lld rellev« Ted BOSTON (UP!) -It' loasblp finals w ~8 1 Into a first place lie with Aberllalhy allowed Ollly two Ume bet . : r lle!l gam: aclleduled at Los ~ 1 Pittsburgh with • i-3 record bits over the three Aue bachwee;ut ·~~~rs ~ Los Tuesday night. A deeillvf.:1 frames. Don Kessinger 1 triple, r Lak . . If ~ I• othe~ N=l IA!a!"" ,::!~ ~~W.:;~ ~~el;•• ,;r:!:'~~~.~· ooable 11 wltneee 11 Ia perso•.ihlt oa June 11 In Candlesttek Tbo next atandard destined to Park with the Dodgen !all Ia Jimmy Foxx' 534 log the oppoRiiiE · rolllldtrlppers, the Ill-Ume best 'l1le Say-Hey kid'• two for a rlgbthnded swinger. U blast oU Jim OWeiJI Mays were to eonllllue at bla eighth innlllg SUnday curreot pace, No. 5U would ba the IOOl't U. The Glanll_ _ Willie's only disappotatment in equaiUng Mel Ott'• National League career home run total or 511 Sundey against the Astros was tlmt It came on the road ~~d Giant labS were Sa tu ~d ay l•S It,.•adle•rno•pt' • Da y Bo~'O League k..Sz:gnurp - ,· Dumpl..eJiltl'~<d... J2l'·lo' \1}7 . , , ·I ' :....~ ' WE PRICE ..... ..._ ___ . __ .. ____ _ -.. ..........----4<6... _ ' ... 'tl .... ,....-.a.... _ .... .. .. Valuesf · - aDIItES Dint ' -- t,,."!!.;*~ lrJ.'P:1tt:.l_~ ! .. al9n•~. ~· • I ·' " .. ;14 ~ .... ' '• • 7 ' I I ' ' ....... Pomeroy · ,. -- -· ··- .. _,., • ... -- -· -- ~ ~- ' L'' ' .., .... CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY. 1 ~- I .'::'. 69c I\J?IIt A The Department Store of Building Since 1915 Phone WY 2-3193 or WY·-'J.(J!6f9 ' . '. ~.,__- ~ . IQ 1 ' 'C -POMER~Y . I l<f' " ' ., ! ·1 .. 5GR. lOPE • Q01I iiltlE I 'I ONLY elL II¥Jf Yd. a I II Qll5l .Many More . fl.89 .... ... 14-.97 --·-.. ........ ___ _ �: :: ; ,, <.,.'of-'-•·- ·'-- "" ..,..... -- - .,.. ..... ... ....... '-• - - ......... ... ' . . , • • · ~. ,.• .• ~- - ~ ........ ... .. .., 4. ... .. . . - ...-"" ..... ,;o. ... "' ... ... ... ...... ....... - ... ..._ , :.., ... - - ···· ~ • Mays Expected to Break Ott's Mark Against Dodgers LakersR~~~t, ' '. By CURT BLOCI · .UPJ Sports W,ltter Wonder-man. Willie Mays may reach bla aelt milestone before his home town San Francisco fans and appreprlately enough against ~ ar~h-rival c "SHOES FOR FREE CLUB THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. MINERS • KROGER · Offers You • ren ee liD los Angeles DOOgers. • tJI · SleBup Day tor baya to play Pony leaguel's are 1101 to pay baseball i~ the, Middleport Boys Insurance Saturda~. . League thl8 summer wlll be Parents are advised to have held at the Legion Hall, South their boys at the Sign-up t!aY Fourth-s! in Middleport next to ~e assured of a place on a I squad roster Boys who sign la Saturday' morning All boys, !hose. who played next Saturd~y will be divided lliBt year and those who did not, among the team <bllAd draws) are to be at the begloo hall the followlog Modey night, by 11 a.m. where managers of May 2, at 7·30 p.m. at Iowa the six teams or .. assistant ~all • This includes' . Pony . Leaguers are not to will be on haad bOY• Ill the age. braekets 9 bring Jnouraace mney ($2.50) through 12 for Boys League and as tryuts will be held later 13 lhrouJ!h i4 for Pony Le~gue. for those who sign up. fnsurThe bil'thday cut off date is ance will he pa1d by those boys Aug. 1. earning positions oo the squad. For example, If a boy is Boys will be L'Overed for lnjur9 years old before •ext Aug. 1 ies, howeve1·, during tryouts. or becomes 13 y~ars .old after Charles Winebrenner, who led nexl Aug. 1, he 10 eligible for the Middleport club to the 8 • Boys League. If he becomea 15 team league title la<t season years old on or after next Aug. and the Oak Hill tsuroament I. he is eligible for Pony Lea- championship, is returning as gue. manager. Boys younger thDJI the •· These and a number of other bove ages will be a88l~ed to arrangements were made Frithe minor league !Pee Wee I day night by the Boys League which II expected to parhclpate Associalion at town hall. In a county-wide Pee Wee Officers elected were Chester League wlth games at Looki Tannehill, president: Dick Psrk to Syraeuse. . Vaughan, vice president; Betty Boys of Pee Wee age, that Is, Sayre, secretary • treasurer, too young for ·"Boys League," and Dr. Clyde Ingels, eommisare asked I& eome to the Legion sioner. Mrs: Dick Vaughan Ia hall next Saturday at 10 a.m. general chairman of Tag Day, All boys should bring their lhe Fund Drive, Jitney Supper, insuranee money. 'Phis is $% and two evening dances later in for Pee_~~_J:'•Y• League. the s~~r__ a_s_B•~- League benefitS '1'11111 Tba Jayt, JUBe flh was oellor Tag D aY when players, ID llllform, eu- vasa the resldenllal areas and uptown lldewalta. Reltrlng aasurer Jlrs. WJJ. Jiam Warner reported tf14 iD lha lrealllll7 ' ' Managers are asked to oomPI·•· ~ a lisI of needed suppnes lb'18 week· Teams and mallllgen.,.. !leJtators, managed by Henry Clatworthy: Yankees, Bob Hysell, Braves, Charles Smith; Hed &lc, Charles While, lndl8na, Richard Pickens, Art Stobart, and George Hackett, and Redlegs, Bob Wilson. It was voted by the associalion to buy league insurance from The Dowalng Insurance Agency (Willtsm D. Childs). An urgent public request Ia made for two regular umpires who will serve on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday eveailgs approximately from 5-1 p.m., at $2 per evening. either umpire of last Beason, C. W. Searles and Art Slobart, may be available this summer. Stobart Is stepping IIIIo lbe maaagen' ranks, and Mr. Searles may ba working those hours. Six money-making projects were planned - the Tag Day Mixing Bowl Set ••• $3.29 4Qt. Sauce Pan •••• $3.69 Coffee 3 ~ $2.59 Coffee 2 ~ $1.75 """....., IJrl ....., Soap Soap loolh • ""' 0 M 37c Praise .fie · ..................51c Lifebouy r I Charl11 """LOWiry 'qnWer Trallel• a Ufetlml buy. It'll fire and termtt. proof - Ylt bdt1a1 eoat II (',oncrele II n.v..,..., 125,L Mll.n St. Humphrey~ Phone WY 14171 NO RIAsoMAILI GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO~ MIDOLIPORT OPFQ UJIUIID HI. IIE1ROPOUTAN MOTORS POMIIOY, O, iTYLQA.N 1: SAVINGS ClO. 39e , Hair 59c: Cough SJ1'11p . . .ltlltlo ...,,, 79c: fOC' llle Cuba' only 1'1Ull. Don Dryadala lost Ids NCOnd pme wltboul 1 "'"'-· ,;-•· Edand v l led and Sa ElUs to 1 11 ~.;;;.a Ellll .;,%"~ 1 pair of gopher balls to ohnny Brlgp fOC' the bUs' 1'111111. The triumph anapped a six·game Red IDilq atreak. = ,:,me Gov. John A. Volpe 8lld elub Garclea .al 'l'hunciiJ nJsb1. :·iiJ M . Kr Ita' Tba Lat elght-iJohlt Randy In llle III!C8IId lnatng Uldei""' ia.t v::; :~ Ill ~r~~ the dogs,~ a 101111111 ~-! ·•··· 1 the ti"'•• Do- ••A -"•nal ,.1..,;a~M~ _.. or re •..,. ..... ,_ a - -·~ . ·t CeiUcs eoach on Suaday hal audleDct by bnailng illt, Elgtn Bayor and the rest of tba Celllcl' lhrM-IIJDO Lakers deelared a IIO-t!DOklng winning llreak and cutting,,, ~' play-« ;, ban by , winning at Boslllll ~ li~e lbowdowa lead to ~ ;; G't:en. ult Ill . ~ mq played:.11 1 121117 8 iclo : La~e ~ ·the f:'tasll ,8~ Frad • ry, rs e, . """" NaUonal Basketball AsSO<'Ialion Schau said of bla 31-year-old star. Baylor nearly doubled bll, Jaleraalloaa) League Stanclin,o regular playoff output with 41 "·, W. L. Pet. GB poiflla. He gab~ 11..,; =:"~ville 4 0 1.000 ... reboonda while playiDI ., "' "' 08 r 3 0 1.0110 12 youthful t6 millutes. He wu ~., 4 Columbus 2 0 1.000 1 for 17 from the foul llae. "•'' Buffalo I 0 I OliO l\2 Jerry West, author ol ~'·G "Come ~oledo 0 1 000 2'L . I lie-.,.-=wg ~-·•·•n cruc1a , corner • Tharo BD Toront 0 •• ·OliO 3. sh oI Wl'th __ ~ aeeo... -•- r , o Drawlnga for the Clau AI Richmond 0 3 000 312 and a p111r of pteslllll'&' othe/~:~• ~~: Gla~ec:':.7. Wellston area (sectional) base- Syracuse , 0 4 000 4 free throws with eight seen~ June 4 Uptown business I' ld ed 23 to b ball tournament were held SunSUnday s Results left, added 31 poults to Baylor~· soliciting by Mrs. vaughan'• ' ;:xxer.: /that':~ to ':~e dey afternooB In Wellston. Rochester> Richmond I, lsi_ big productioR. . " committee, the jitney supper, 46 games from today, the Tbree games are scheduled ' Roch 5 R1chm 3, 2nd, 10 mn. After .a weak fin! quarter, .r two dances, and a late summer schedule would show the Giants Saturday, April 30 (or lbey j Jacksonville 6 Syracuse 2 lhe Celt1cs fought back to trait.,·· rummage sale. at home It the Dodgers. should be played by then, weath- Toronto al Col, ppd., ram. . by SIX , 64-58, at the half and bl ill be- While a June 11 deadline may er permitting) according to Buffalo at Toledo, 2, ppd. ra1o. grabbed leads of up to llille ; .r.e~:. pl;y p7ba nd j be wishful thinking Jt would tournament officials pomts before trallmg, I~ .. gm es ay, une a e take a minor catastrophe for , nus WEEK'S EVENTS alter three periods. '· · sm weeks later.The teams, as Mays to fall to surpass Foxx 1 Kyger Creek will battle HamToday - Wellston at Galli- The fourth quarter W8J • :: usual, will parhc!pale m the Ky- this season. Babe Ruth's dee at Hamden, McArthur will polis, golf. tight affair, Bostoo laking • ' ger Cr~e~Little Le:ue ~urn~- [ standard of 714? Well that nmy ! take on Allensville at All0118- Tuesday - Gallipolis at momentary edge, tho Lakertl ment teams m e trl· ltoo much even for 'Mays the ville, and Oak Hill wlll battle Pomeroy, baseball. scoring eight straigh~ and lhl eo~n~ a to':ame~t -~n Magnificenl Middleport, at ·Middleporl Wednesday - Kyger Creek, Celtics battling back 1o 113-111 ~ ~ 2 (~ n:,port R:Ums n; · One Consolatloa Pomeroy drew a first round Jackson, Pomeroy at Gallipol- and 115-115 tiea bslon West · · • """· egs) ast "I had gone up to the plate bye. is, track. wrapped It UP· year. every lime swinging for the Iu the Ironto• SecUoaal, Han- Tbursday - Gallipolis at Coach - eleot Bill Russel Some boys coming IIIIo the horner," the cheerful Glant 1nan Trace and North Gallia ll!esapeake, baseball scored 32 points SRd grabbed 21 · league at age 9, depending on slugger admitted af!A!r the were pitted against each other. Friday - SEOAL Golf Tour- rebouada In defeal Jolla, how many turn out, and the op- game. "It might have beea a The wilmer will bailie Green. nament, at Logan, 9 a. m. Havllcek aetted 23 po1ata a.d enlllgs on rosters, may he as- little better If it had come in Today's regular season Ky- Saturday - SEOAL Track Sam Jones aad Tom 8aodel;, signed to the minor league for San Fl'811ciseo but lbere wu ger Creek- HaDRan Traer game Meet, Oblo University, Atheas. wert limited te 15 uob. LeroY'· ' more seasolling, Mr. Vaughan one consolation. The game was w!tl be played at KC as the Grund OJ' Opry, with Ferlill Ellis picked ap 17 1111d voteran will be in charge of the minor televised back there." Wildcats do oot bave a home HIISky, at GAHS Auditorium, 2 Rudy Lanoso added a olutola &I league leamt. Rookie Ken Holtzmaa shut diamond. and 8 p. m. for the v~c~og, ba';! CIass ADraWJDg • He}d On S0Dday w:• "!"" = i ':m 1 :;;j ... 'S'"• .............. 91c Bandies .......... _,, .. 49e 1 I!., .-n. .. .. .... ... r ..., ... I Pt ••• ' I MJIIISE r 1 ·(I:: ---... •·I a c ,., t -=~~~-~~ I - • .. a ..,, a a Praise ,. ~. .. ........ 47e _...,.. Detergent ..... 111111o ..... 37e Cheese Nips ..... • ·-··.. 3le 7I• " Wf u Lifebouy .... 3le 2 ..... 7 7 '!' £7 lr£~Pq I .-n. ., --- 13-77 SR.. 1 r lOlSE P?lll OS 77 , 2 T' 2 • Ell • 91't.aDa - Handy Andy PfMI... ....Tonic !Mr. ..... ""' ..... ..... ···········.......... Ia liNd Cen Aii)UII!e law. For an CVIICl'ell need1 call at! ....... wv 242M hx lrown ' ... Millll' MAtmiiAIIa Mil IT. Spry hod... IIIIo • DEMANDS lESS Herr~~~teln and ! ; 1 l ' 7 Wlthc- Crackers John HundleJ :;eJI't '=od at,_.t!f!,; ' ocu"': I • 3Pioct •• •• • nightcap 4-3: and Cincinnati beat PbHadelphla 3-Z . In the llrst game of a scheduled doublebeader lhor!Mecl to 1" ilminga by raiD. Baltimore sbadecl New Yerk Chica 0 • ped Kansu 4-3 g Ia lllP • 10 . lulngs, Detroit tripped t C~lorn~ 5Wasbln 8 ~W:d 4-l· an:~ twlnbillgto~~ Cl-d and Boston was rained 0111 In the America& League. ..._ lh 1 M , I lied d d&wll ere. ty'· aysbl ong awa recorthelbUI ll"VIU, -.. lith u you re mg and as1came was ""' •the Giants' e1 ,,. year la 00 lq · l2th t of . ~ Buy a piece a week or the entire set at these low, low Kroger prices. 6~" Fry Pan , •. , .. 78c 1 Qt. Sauce Pan •••• $1.19 WH7I c8%'' Fry Pan ....•• $1.59 lOW' Fry Pan .•••. $2.59 2Qt. Sauce Pan •••• $2.09 Final Touch ............~ .. 49e play, Chl~o blanked llle Dodgers U, Sl Louis bested ,IPitlaburgh 5-2; Atlanta oplll with New York, winDing lbe first S-2 and dropping 111e lin'! 1 78c 2 I are 0 qt. Sauce Pan Reg. 51.19 Y·ours For ..... ""' ,:.,,.• 39e -----., r lonticham l 5/s OPTOMETRIST Office Bowt I to 13, I to II (Ciole at NOIII OD fturl. - &Ill Court St., ~llltfOJ All·Stan I at·Special Prices N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. weat OD to take 1 H cleclslou leut tile D!>dier• lor III llmlJIC• {'l ... with the help ol Jim Ray Hart's on three hits to record his first ~ third homer of the year and jl blg league wiD 8lld rellev« Ted BOSTON (UP!) -It' loasblp finals w ~8 1 Into a first place lie with Aberllalhy allowed Ollly two Ume bet . : r lle!l gam: aclleduled at Los ~ 1 Pittsburgh with • i-3 record bits over the three Aue bachwee;ut ·~~~rs ~ Los Tuesday night. A deeillvf.:1 frames. Don Kessinger 1 triple, r Lak . . If ~ I• othe~ N=l IA!a!"" ,::!~ ~~W.:;~ ~~el;•• ,;r:!:'~~~.~· ooable 11 wltneee 11 Ia perso•.ihlt oa June 11 In Candlesttek Tbo next atandard destined to Park with the Dodgen !all Ia Jimmy Foxx' 534 log the oppoRiiiE · rolllldtrlppers, the Ill-Ume best 'l1le Say-Hey kid'• two for a rlgbthnded swinger. U blast oU Jim OWeiJI Mays were to eonllllue at bla eighth innlllg SUnday curreot pace, No. 5U would ba the IOOl't U. The Glanll_ _ Willie's only disappotatment in equaiUng Mel Ott'• National League career home run total or 511 Sundey against the Astros was tlmt It came on the road ~~d Giant labS were Sa tu ~d ay l•S It,.•adle•rno•pt' • Da y Bo~'O League k..Sz:gnurp - ,· Dumpl..eJiltl'~<d... J2l'·lo' \1}7 . , , ·I ' :....~ ' WE PRICE ..... ..._ ___ . __ .. ____ _ -.. ..........----4<6... _ ' ... 'tl .... ,....-.a.... _ .... .. .. Valuesf · - aDIItES Dint ' -- t,,."!!.;*~ lrJ.'P:1tt:.l_~ ! .. al9n•~. ~· • I ·' " .. ;14 ~ .... ' '• • 7 ' I I ' ' ....... Pomeroy · ,. -- -· ··- .. _,., • ... -- -· -- ~ ~- ' L'' ' .., .... CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY. 1 ~- I .'::'. 69c I\J?IIt A The Department Store of Building Since 1915 Phone WY 2-3193 or WY·-'J.(J!6f9 ' . '. ~.,__- ~ . IQ 1 ' 'C -POMER~Y . 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Ohio University, leading otoorlftt, rlllto oncl hHior 6 oyUndor1 atondord trlftL 60 Ford f.600 Durn~t lmfy 'it lb. Truck, I cyllndlr 63 Mercury Monte. 65 Ford Gal. 500 httttr 65 Ford Gal. 500 I 64 Galaxie XL I IIIID CLEKIN I ] I tSBO(j 0 I t l!btlkr't - ..._m Jfftat Dtter•alllns ojt•ndo,.-5t1APIIOUIINDI - ·- . Hospital News e - ·-- .. - - - -- er, Jr.. up U5 p. m.; Lachlan - - -- · Macleay down 11:30 p. m.: Rt. 2 Crown City; Joan ~ - How- Walter Hougland up 7 a. m. eII , Rt. 1 Crown City: M r !II. Kanawha Rlver - Allen R. l J ames B. Walker, Thvrman; Merrill down Winfield 5:35 p. GAMES 1 Get your NEW GatuBook * ?· \ ' ' \' ' - WIN ONE OR MORE PRIZES OF * $1,000 ·5500·$100-•$50•$20 •$10•$5. $1 t.n11 livel lw sorM- thing iA ~ Willi I . pAtty 1111titint~ crowd_... 90'lli cl au cl the professional chefs. . They're all cooklnc willl Gas. Fqr several sound reasons. Gas cooks faster than electricity. Olels who supervise the prep~ralion of ~undreds of meals a day just haven't time Ill walt far pokeJ electric ranaes Ill Mit up or COQI down. These 111811 and -whose reputatiolil depend c.llllir GCIOIIinll " ' - Gls ran&es bewm Gil ctiOb ll*r th&A electricity • • . ..... food liSle Rt. 2 Crown City, son, .... 11.59 King, and infant daughter, Mr~ . I UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY -- --- _,__ ---========'il Discharges The Rev. W. S. Billups, . George M. Bryson, Mrs. Russia A. Copley, Kevin L. Curf· man, Charles R. Dennison, FRIGIDAIRE DISHMOBILE with Super-Surge Washing Action -- -- • No hand rinsina with When working ·hands need extra cash becauSe a need~ l'8Palrlng... $lop lt ... llllllllllr • .,._ . . . ...... 'loltMIIIII 1ilil1l tqtt ,.,1111 IIPif lit Jtlllld.lr i1111UIIlii11L lllti'IIOIIIII....-- . . . _ ... . , -••• ••!lifo a NabiKt INGELS CARPET HOUSE PHONII WY 2-5661 220 E. MAIN Clltt. Clll, Cookltl ·~ u ...... POMEROY 4 for '1.00-" Cri111 1·111.- .. ., .. ~ • >\ '•' ................ ......... .. .. ,e ,, :\ ' '.~ ,_. .,," at ubll· • to 'tanl •inC I by '"" \Irs. IMPORT ANT NOTICE tha om- . lalf· "* • Sup~r· Suru washina Adion has real clean· 3e 01'1' -IJ oz. on 3 011ly lt!OM stoN aM ,. ..... ,.,., " - .... P"in .Gpt --'•ci"Progttfll #tl" ,.., ..... to olay tfto I MW . . In nr 2nd s.MI... IONUS MH&O #2 ,,.,. loook bolot tnd .,..Red "Proqrtm #II". Wi11Mn '- pN'+'iou ProgrtM #10 MY ....... tMir sli!M 11p to and SftchdiiMJ s.t•Mv MltiM. April 2), '"' . , . . . .n,. from ....... tto wilt " ,.._• ...., t~~et ...... r••~ ... fusiH, ... - IIMJt•d "fO'I . .&.trey • .., . . . . . . booM from ....... 4110 .... '" .... Modtl DW-CDMK II Plililllirt COIOI'I Of Wllilt ' lS CLIP these prize slips to help you WIN ! e . Hal' EACH TIME you visit our store you wnl re· ceive ABSOLUTELY FREE a BONUS BINGO PRIZE SLIP marked Program # 81 . Only one slip per store visit to each adult. p.m., Saturday ; Mr s. Ingles and infant son, Mr,~. JerJames R. Smith, Par kersburg, ry Keesee and Infant daughter. W. va., son, 5:15p.m. Saturday ; Mrs. Paul 0 . Smith. Vinton, r daughter, 12:21 a.m. Sunday. w•- 1 .... - p.m. Friday; Mrs. Emery H. Raymond E. McNeely and inStarling. Middleport, daughter, !ant daughter, Mrs. Orville R. ,TREET you-belle, broil, tw. . . . . . . . . mer or st"" w~h eOIAIII• c:ontJIOI. People who cool< tar 1 .-estaurant lui ol discriminating IICJIIIIII«s-ill1d people who cook tar a iUtdMie lal of hungry kids-know t~ Cll COillll 01 Gas ranees 1o let them be IN IOOd cooks they are. 1 Btrtbo Lelia M. Slaughter, Mrs. John Mrs. James E. Montgomery. E. Watterson, Mrs. Donald P. JUlMOllB l*ltr and look IIIOI'e IIJIPIIi- Tile 1,001 shades of heat ... ...,. 1 _ . em Gas range c:an gw. 1111 Ill• lid '.., WIN UP TO " Mom's - ~ 1 -IIINCE A NEW FLAM& ., NEW J effre y L. Leming, 1 Middleport, 0. N. 211d Ave. CRACKERS BOX I L. Fieore up Meldahl 6:05a.m. Golllpolls Dam- W. H. Shav- Eureka m.; Beaver up Winfield 10:15 · Star Rt.; Harrison Hartless, p. m.; Tina White down Win· Holzer Hospital: Visiting Rio Grande ; Mrs. Paul 0. field 11 :30 p. m,; Helen Z, up hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parent." Smith. Vinton; Robert J. Hop- Winfield U O p. m. \ only on Pedl"trics Ward. 1kin~. Rt . l Patriot; Gene K. - - Cooper, Bidwell ; Mrs. Everett Melinda D. Kapp, Mrs. Mn~d , Admis~ions Frederick D. Miller, 47 Cfn- w Keefer, Rt. 1 Leon, W. Vo.; Lee. Mrs. Evelyn N. Lewis, 1 . Charles R. Gihbs, Hart- Mrs. Bert Loar, Sherri R. Martral /1 e. ; Mrs. Emma Bov ie, M~s 1 PyaU, shall, Mrs. Oliver Meadows, \ 49 Locust St.; Mrs. Oia Craig, 1ord; Mrs. Dorothy J Mason · Mrs. Melvin W. Roach, Mrs. James W. Ousley, Mr5. 'West Columbia ; George R. Paul W. Parkins, Mrs. WinKapp, West Columbia; Mr!. Ln- ston Pfancuff. Edward W. cy v. Hardway, Middleport: Pugh, Frank 0 . Ross, Mrs. Chester A. Donohew, Ill. I Ra- Heber H. Riffle, Mrs. Billy cine · Mrs. WilbUr E. Thl!<lboid, F. Simpkins, Kevin R. StineMid~lleporl; Mrs. Harry E. spring, Mrs. Lawton Temple1 .Johnson . Rt. 3 Pomeroy : F..d- ton, Gregory A. Thoms, Wilward u. Moore, Middleport : liam R. Tobart, Lestet: WaiMrs. Calv in Sprouse , Rutland ; ler, ~rs. Ga.rnet W1lhamson. Mr s. Emor y H. Starling, Mid- C'h.uck1e L. ~ Ills. Larry . J . I dleport; Mrs. Katie E!ltep, Mid- Wdls, Mrs. c~arles ~· Wilson, I . dleport ; Mrs. James R. Smith, Mrs. Lee 0 . ~ood. Mildred ..J Parkersburg, W. Va.; N. Allen Woomer, Mrs. George E. Ak. Ha!'kworth, Ashland. Ky.; Ro~- ers, Mrs. James R. Baker, Mrs_ ert A Parker, Rt. 2 Logan. 0 .; Carl R. Beaver, Mrs. Edward •Herculon Mrs. ·James W. Wilson, Jilek· J. Dentine. Mrs. Leona Burton. Acrilon · e Nylon son: Mrs. Ray D. Mnlone. Rt. J_Cenneth D. Cole, \-fr!'. Eme!>. 2 Pedro : Mrs. Oren C. McAili!l- tme Dardenne, Mrs. Sar.m Seled From Over ter. Hiple}' , W. Va.; Mrs. Ben- Gates. Mrs. Ray Gilmort'!, El200 Pallornt & colors ' jamin C. Huff, Chesapeake; Ru- ben 0 . Good. Mrs. Donald Hall, fus Dorsey, Mt. Nebo. W. Va.: Miss Charlotte J. Knaul , Mrs. Bill E. Hayes, Scottown; Theo- Elmer J . Miller, Mrs. Donald Prlcoo Stort AI ' ,q, yd. dore M. Sowers, Rt. 1 B\oom- 1~- Ric~ , . Mrs. Clarence Roush:, ingville, 0. IMrs. Ohn C. Russell, Perry A. 1 Sayre, Charles Sharpe, Jr ., Mrs. FOREMAN &ABBOTT l·LB• II! ~~ i 1:10 DIXIE BELL ... FRED W, CROW -POMEROY, 0. IIJ (lli.IJ IXPERT INSTALLATION Keith Goble Ford Locust & Syctntore lis, Middleport I Greenup u~ a. m.; Bayou Lef· Nowarnncethoclreledlettero rete down Greenup 3r50 a. m.: toformthe~urprllf...,..r, u OVEC down Greenup 4:10a.m.; oUIItotedbythe-.cortoon. Edeana Bosworth up Greenup HI$ 6:25 a. m.; Semel down Green· _______ up b:50 a. m.: Ravenswood up !;.,~':..I HI couLDH'r(l _ l.\11.-n MMOITOW) Meldohl 8 p. m . ; Miss SU!Ian up Meldahl 9r50 p. rn.: Elloha ~lomlol'"' !SlAY SHill DEAfiN PEPSIN Woods up Meldahl 10r40 p.m.; ESTIMATES I NOTHING DOWN USED CARLOT MEIGS $58,000 cash down 23, 4:20 a. rn. ; · Andrew Calhoun up Greenup 11 p. m.: Joey Chotln up Greenup 11t50 p. m.: Eastern down Greenup 12:35 a. m.; Pamela D. down m CAll Convtrtible. I cyH,..r, ault tnnt... pewer ttttrlnl, ,awer brlkll trMI wlndowt, rtdlo & hllttf If t3 95 24-0Z. raclie trMI hiller "'~t, j&II'ICNJ , , ,. , '.,, STlJOEN - TS OF OVER 23, 1:15 a.m.: Jefferson down 23, 1:20 a. m.; E. P. Jones down 23,4:15 a. m.: Kentuckian Afr'fUIC FREE Conv. 352 eng. Std. trtns., · I I BEEF STEW 2 4r. HeNMp, 289 tntlne, lttndud traM. R11Uo end r ~·· :~C:00~ 1J:'.: bolt up 19, 7 a. m.; Peggy Downey up 20, 5:40 a. m.; National up 20, 7:50 a. m.; Vulcan up 21, 4:45 a. m.; Pennsylvania up l SWIFT'S NOW /A l l Ol fN fill' ~ ~;~:·.~~:·:::;.:·.. ,. .-.. -_,-_ ®~®~~~® I 4 Dr. Auto. triM. Powlf d ..rlag, recllo & huter ~osel """"nd• BARWICK engine, 5 speed trans. 2 speed rear axle dotmed Bowling Green, the opener of a scheduled ble bUI. The second game rained out. Also rained out was Western Michigan's second game Toledo, although the BrOJICOS took the first one 11-2. Miami ed&ed Kent State 11 tho opener of their douloleheader, but the second called because of darkness er 13 innings. PKO. . . . . ... htlttr conference with a 3-0 record , ended in a 5-5 deadlock 1-1.8. 63 Falco11 2 Dr. ~T.!~~·- ~'p'1'~rl- -CARPET c 62 Ford Gal. 500 , n....ul. · ;,· ~OL®RS IIIII BANANAS JOG, Conv. 1 cyl, Aut. Cincinnati (Maloney 1.0) Houslon (Bruce 11 or Cu,llar Georae Raft joined the board ol dlreelors of London's Colony Sporting Club, wbere be's also host ... Its boss i& Olno Cellini, formerly of the Havana green bailo set, wbese brother, Bob, tto Ill! handsome Ivy Leag... · style mannger of the Bahamlan Club Casino In Naasau, B•· hamaa ... Sad, sad DDie -Ben~Y Goodman'o audltlnna of gal tingors for hll Rainbow Grin R&H 64 E11glish Ford - , down 17, 6:30 a. m.: Zimmer 1 down 17, 6:3$ a. ID. i R. H. Bos· worth 11 down 18, 5:16 a. m.; Reliable down 18, 6 a. m.; TI- in 1 . 110, • dr. I cyl. ltcl. tTins. 63 Ford Galaxie Bunning o-1) at ,, FOR 62 Ford Falrla11e Kill'S ORJJEf:.' H'y. ~ :.d are higher'n any drum Ernie Kovacs' maj l!'ette's d"" · hlor, Klppy (wed to Burl Lar.caster's son, Bill) wiU make Bu1·t and Edie Adams arandparenlo , . We said weeks 1180 Paramount would buy oot the and culd-be takeover klda It did ; made 'em rich, tho~ .. J ulie Andrews will ignite more h~adlines any edition . . . Now Il·at the Oscars are over, 10 The rawnbroker," "The · Umbrellas of Cherbourg" and "The Elea· nor Roosevelt Story" are being offered to TV (along with "La Dolce Vita") ... What does a UN Ambassador D08b on while waiting to 1• on <~Meet the Pre's" ? Arthur Goldberg showed up with 1 baa ol prelzels. s 63 Ford Ctry. Sedan form four ordinltJ' word1. .. Se OFF- LGE. SIZE Slltton Wogon. 4 Dr. I qllmler, eutomttlc trtnt. ratlle anti h11ttr his 1 .. ,..,1e started .. The onogah· cH ••aln Jack Carter .Jt!1ie Christie's hems TIDE GO TO KEITH GOBLE FORD Un~tnmblethoodmlumblot. one lettfr to eieh JCIUI'!, to m~·· ""P Is on agam. Lb. @@~~~~ · •eces and siUl landlorda the L~kt Tahoe emporium where SLICES [?~§if _ MeigsCoumyStuUliiJIVJif"' .... ~ . ~~~~ ~!';."~D ~$n!~:: =~ s; SwHI'• Premllll-,.8, loY't.lni!IIOIId · '. FIJLLY tOOii.ED aNTEB CUT NATIONAL LEAGUI W L Pel. !'lllllburgb 9 3 .750 Bill Franci!Co 9 3 .7!0 Atlallla 7 5 .583 tot All&eiH 7 5 .ii83 l'lllladl!lpbia 5 5 .500 st. Louis 5 5 .500 lloUIIon 5 • .:JM New York 3 6 .333 • Qtlc~ 3 8 .:7~ ~tl 2 7 .221 RHIIhl: artca&o I Lest All&eles o St. Loula 5 Pltlllburgh 2 laD Francisco 4 Housto• ~ Cll>cilmaU I Pltlladelpbla 2, lnnl•gs, 2lld game ppd AUanta 5 New York 2, lot New York 4 Atlanta 3, 2nd Monday's Games Atlanta (Johnson 1-1) at 23:~~~0~ai~ly~Se~l\Un~el~,;Po;m;er;oy;-Ml~d;dlepott,~;~';i•;~;-~·~;~H-~,~~ 23; 220 250Fat lbJ.Sewo :a, to16 ID • - !Jibl 22 fDto :13; o: Stags li ~ 20; ' ]!oars ll fD 18; SOws II Pip 75 ID 1211 Shoats 14 to 2:1. CATTLE - Steen 20 to 26; ••• ~· REPORT '"J ~~ · ~ ' · . Gauge nodlllp: GaUlpoll8 · Ohio valley uv..tock Co. (N, IU~ By Jack O'Brian .. . 0 12 I 18.5 running 22 feel Gallipolis, AprU 23, 11166 . 1l "'' Bee! 20 ~"' Dutch Crown Princess Bea- engagement next month Countess V1v1 Cresp1 ol James am 11 · ' p' • Maaon HOGS - 111 to 2211 Jbs. 22 to Heifers 18 to 2,, a., •-' and her Germ811 • born brought aut an ex-oh!ld movie Mason's dream•. Mitzi New- on ro ome~oy2u 5 !lin. to 21 ; Fat Cows 15 to 20: Can· and 40 _, oom weren't recognized by star, a pathellc ease who even house In chic pink lish-seales :;, 113 11• :s~..ha' FallJ Melp Genenl Hospital ners 12to .l6; Bulls 16 to 22.50; . · .l.... .·yone •• they entered El tried to get Into Boney's apart- (late flash- not real flsh '1 C..arl..ton 1•.93 Milk Cows 100 to 200. aiiOIIS , o.,....,o """'-"~:C "Anne ment when turned down at the seal.,, only plastic), Carol ~:~. 81 ~ \Vas runnin.t one AdmlssiOM Saturday - Lor-I 'i!AL CALVES - Topt 33; . 11 20 00 28 11rs. Denny) Slater alerted the oftlce. Lawrence who can dance as HI loot, Winfield ;..C·.::z F to 3ZH: Med 20iumto , :1ff and then owner J o 11 0 The Bolshoi Ba11~t brought as any Russian ballerina 2 f~et. · arr. uppers _ams; rauces to 28; C4rrt & vs. 30; \ ""1 ~ ~' 1 - - . . , .. _.. '"' '"M •· jarb:e to arpD1fao' .!Ills to the!:;:;<, Juim's blastl out the swells . .. "Big" Anne brougbt along hubby Bob GoUMiller, Syracuse, James Sayre, Culls 16 to 22. 1 · • . omment: "Who cares?" .. ... Ford, looking younger than let lor Ilia lint bellyful of. Sov· Bool Movemealll: : Pomera-;. Ew01 t, Ulls. 5 on 1 SHE!'!P 10 5 · ce wise guya Insist Sinatra's springtime, at least a oprigh1- let balletpt,ornalne; Pauline Oldo River _ Walter aeck- DhdlariOI Salanlay - Rob- Ito 10: Stock Ewes to ' Fat FOR DETAILS COJiiTAc:ll . !"letn problems Include lo- ly as her expectant daughtora1!l&ert with a opeetaculor In- •-d down 13 !:15 a. m,: Polly ert Molden, Olevia Boice, Lu- Sh~p 0 to IO: Culla lth!JJ , ,; fears there of brllll!inS ... Jane and Charlie Engel- dian n<Cklace and dress (In-"" ' ' cUie Snilth . Bucks 4 to 10, Fat wea ers I as Vegas - style gamblinl bard ol the platinum fortune, dta's neutral, wot?) . . . R. down 13, &:40 a. rn.; ." · J: · to 10. . .r • :oth ol the Border: alter 111, Haines II up 14, 6:10 a; rn., Admllolons sunday - None. Lambs - . Tnps 23, Seconds \ 'il~rulffi'il ~ ' Rose G. up If, 2:46 a.m.; Inca Discharges Sullday - Mary 16 to 20: Li8ht Wis. I$ IJJ II: -l's noted he was owner of 1 , nuple ol' Nevada gambling ~\!II ~~-lkrt~IJ....t,.... up 17, 4 a.m.; DM Luckett Ker~n~•·:__M~icb~a~e!_l~Pr~ice '=._.--~Co~rnm~~on~l4~to~l6~-_ _ _J!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!'""!!!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!l!!l•--""'~ 3 ROOMS New Furniture , Market Report rinse and wash cycles. • Quiet operation- ] lf)Kial 10und-dNdtn~ ina features. • full 14 table settin& capacity (NEMAI, J Jl.. ... .u-. ~au.. 'lo""""''" sa,. .... _ho... - - ------·· --· ·· ···---·- ----- -~- .... 1M! ....... ......... br tt.o C.. .W.. 0W. S.... II eou.m.. a1 - . Au,W... a..-~to. Clook. Clirttw, c; hdh, c:nwr.4, .....lito ~. PRoeaA'I #II of ,.~ ;> AAP food luMI:. AlP U11lt whiP s - ......... --.--w.l.e••.,,., PROGIIAM # ll EXTRA IONUS! E.~h wet. wt will priftt Eltra lom liflto Prize Slips irl ow MWlPfl,., tdL Wtteh for..,.., tch l c,t out (,Of eopy') tnd Ioiii them togeth .... wit~ til the PrlP $1ipl of thl1 p«~t""' '011 roctlvt at ortr mar.. io htlp YM wl11 your thart oi Prla••· Start wltll tM bt!-t Prill Slip~ in Ifill Adl. ~-· fM~t~ 1ft your lonu1 lingo Gtm. loo• end yo11 ar• on your wt., to '""'""9 C..la WEEK "'"'· 'If you c~pY· htftd print in plaiit bltd !.Han Oft • plt in pit ct of !Mfll' tM Ptotttm It• Gamt Value, lditlr .. Nurnblt' •• +My tppt~tr 011 Mch ,...., ,.,., Priu Slip, potNd in 'fOUr p~rticiptting slort, BAKER FURNITURE a ' )C)W. J . .Jelh" tf64-..An !:ohb .MIDDLIEPORt. 0. ., • .... ......... Ha ..... r.., IJeiMe. t..,o, ......... ~ ....... liit;tlio- ...,, Pl....oy, t!lloo liollood. loa S.lalo, $1oo11o,, t_...,. Uiloo ,.... te.; Wtst ~ 5toNt 11 Ca u ;fl. .I C.W F.,-att.. IIIII& ........... W••· ...._ &..-...,. ........... 'ddt\. 1--. s--.. WeN ._.. W.,... _. LatulrJ a- II Cas._ .t ........ !lit. .... Mo. 2 af .., - ........... .......... ,•• .I ••......t 5~••191• ~lot to P..l ,.,._, .,.... "f"'. ._ l. 101', I I oral erJI .,. , ott ·' �'I River News_; .Voice of Broadway ;[''pta 3 i 11~t ~~n·M;;;.,.~I '299 Mf,OO lolonot on .... ,..... MASON ONL~ Da.,. - -~ ' .•I .. I .......,.. Francisco (Shaw I-1}. St. Louis (Jaster 1·1) at Angeles !Osteen :I-ll), nlgbl. Philadelphia (Short 1·1) (Veale 1-01. night. 65 Ford Fair. 500 2 Dr. Hordtop, 289 ..,. 1nt, Crulslmtllc tran1. L.tw ndlnl•· GOLDEN RIPE U. S. Gov't. Inspected ALL MEAT 4 ortlndor. 4 opHd trono. trent. RIH 59-ford Galaxie night. Only games scheduled. 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, tulo. tram. Rtdla It heater Rain Halts 4 dr. f eyl, At TronL, P. ~I I , PlavinMAC • By llalted Prell lntoraatlnnal · Rain washed nut three · American Conference &ames during the weekend, most of the teams got in a ~w licks In the openers of douolebeadero. Ohio University, leading otoorlftt, rlllto oncl hHior 6 oyUndor1 atondord trlftL 60 Ford f.600 Durn~t lmfy 'it lb. Truck, I cyllndlr 63 Mercury Monte. 65 Ford Gal. 500 httttr 65 Ford Gal. 500 I 64 Galaxie XL I IIIID CLEKIN I ] I tSBO(j 0 I t l!btlkr't - ..._m Jfftat Dtter•alllns ojt•ndo,.-5t1APIIOUIINDI - ·- . Hospital News e - ·-- .. - - - -- er, Jr.. up U5 p. m.; Lachlan - - -- · Macleay down 11:30 p. m.: Rt. 2 Crown City; Joan ~ - How- Walter Hougland up 7 a. m. eII , Rt. 1 Crown City: M r !II. Kanawha Rlver - Allen R. l J ames B. Walker, Thvrman; Merrill down Winfield 5:35 p. GAMES 1 Get your NEW GatuBook * ?· \ ' ' \' ' - WIN ONE OR MORE PRIZES OF * $1,000 ·5500·$100-•$50•$20 •$10•$5. $1 t.n11 livel lw sorM- thing iA ~ Willi I . pAtty 1111titint~ crowd_... 90'lli cl au cl the professional chefs. . They're all cooklnc willl Gas. Fqr several sound reasons. Gas cooks faster than electricity. Olels who supervise the prep~ralion of ~undreds of meals a day just haven't time Ill walt far pokeJ electric ranaes Ill Mit up or COQI down. These 111811 and -whose reputatiolil depend c.llllir GCIOIIinll " ' - Gls ran&es bewm Gil ctiOb ll*r th&A electricity • • . ..... food liSle Rt. 2 Crown City, son, .... 11.59 King, and infant daughter, Mr~ . I UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY -- --- _,__ ---========'il Discharges The Rev. W. S. Billups, . George M. Bryson, Mrs. Russia A. Copley, Kevin L. Curf· man, Charles R. Dennison, FRIGIDAIRE DISHMOBILE with Super-Surge Washing Action -- -- • No hand rinsina with When working ·hands need extra cash becauSe a need~ l'8Palrlng... $lop lt ... llllllllllr • .,._ . . . ...... 'loltMIIIII 1ilil1l tqtt ,.,1111 IIPif lit Jtlllld.lr i1111UIIlii11L lllti'IIOIIIII....-- . . . _ ... . , -••• ••!lifo a NabiKt INGELS CARPET HOUSE PHONII WY 2-5661 220 E. MAIN Clltt. Clll, Cookltl ·~ u ...... POMEROY 4 for '1.00-" Cri111 1·111.- .. ., .. ~ • >\ '•' ................ ......... .. .. ,e ,, :\ ' '.~ ,_. .,," at ubll· • to 'tanl •inC I by '"" \Irs. IMPORT ANT NOTICE tha om- . lalf· "* • Sup~r· Suru washina Adion has real clean· 3e 01'1' -IJ oz. on 3 011ly lt!OM stoN aM ,. ..... ,.,., " - .... P"in .Gpt --'•ci"Progttfll #tl" ,.., ..... to olay tfto I MW . . In nr 2nd s.MI... IONUS MH&O #2 ,,.,. loook bolot tnd .,..Red "Proqrtm #II". Wi11Mn '- pN'+'iou ProgrtM #10 MY ....... tMir sli!M 11p to and SftchdiiMJ s.t•Mv MltiM. April 2), '"' . , . . . .n,. from ....... tto wilt " ,.._• ...., t~~et ...... r••~ ... fusiH, ... - IIMJt•d "fO'I . .&.trey • .., . . . . . . booM from ....... 4110 .... '" .... Modtl DW-CDMK II Plililllirt COIOI'I Of Wllilt ' lS CLIP these prize slips to help you WIN ! e . Hal' EACH TIME you visit our store you wnl re· ceive ABSOLUTELY FREE a BONUS BINGO PRIZE SLIP marked Program # 81 . Only one slip per store visit to each adult. p.m., Saturday ; Mr s. Ingles and infant son, Mr,~. JerJames R. Smith, Par kersburg, ry Keesee and Infant daughter. W. va., son, 5:15p.m. Saturday ; Mrs. Paul 0 . Smith. Vinton, r daughter, 12:21 a.m. Sunday. w•- 1 .... - p.m. Friday; Mrs. Emery H. Raymond E. McNeely and inStarling. Middleport, daughter, !ant daughter, Mrs. Orville R. ,TREET you-belle, broil, tw. . . . . . . . . mer or st"" w~h eOIAIII• c:ontJIOI. People who cool< tar 1 .-estaurant lui ol discriminating IICJIIIIII«s-ill1d people who cook tar a iUtdMie lal of hungry kids-know t~ Cll COillll 01 Gas ranees 1o let them be IN IOOd cooks they are. 1 Btrtbo Lelia M. Slaughter, Mrs. John Mrs. James E. Montgomery. E. Watterson, Mrs. Donald P. JUlMOllB l*ltr and look IIIOI'e IIJIPIIi- Tile 1,001 shades of heat ... ...,. 1 _ . em Gas range c:an gw. 1111 Ill• lid '.., WIN UP TO " Mom's - ~ 1 -IIINCE A NEW FLAM& ., NEW J effre y L. Leming, 1 Middleport, 0. N. 211d Ave. CRACKERS BOX I L. Fieore up Meldahl 6:05a.m. Golllpolls Dam- W. H. Shav- Eureka m.; Beaver up Winfield 10:15 · Star Rt.; Harrison Hartless, p. m.; Tina White down Win· Holzer Hospital: Visiting Rio Grande ; Mrs. Paul 0. field 11 :30 p. m,; Helen Z, up hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parent." Smith. Vinton; Robert J. Hop- Winfield U O p. m. \ only on Pedl"trics Ward. 1kin~. Rt . l Patriot; Gene K. - - Cooper, Bidwell ; Mrs. Everett Melinda D. Kapp, Mrs. Mn~d , Admis~ions Frederick D. Miller, 47 Cfn- w Keefer, Rt. 1 Leon, W. Vo.; Lee. Mrs. Evelyn N. Lewis, 1 . Charles R. Gihbs, Hart- Mrs. Bert Loar, Sherri R. Martral /1 e. ; Mrs. Emma Bov ie, M~s 1 PyaU, shall, Mrs. Oliver Meadows, \ 49 Locust St.; Mrs. Oia Craig, 1ord; Mrs. Dorothy J Mason · Mrs. Melvin W. Roach, Mrs. James W. Ousley, Mr5. 'West Columbia ; George R. Paul W. Parkins, Mrs. WinKapp, West Columbia; Mr!. Ln- ston Pfancuff. Edward W. cy v. Hardway, Middleport: Pugh, Frank 0 . Ross, Mrs. Chester A. Donohew, Ill. I Ra- Heber H. Riffle, Mrs. Billy cine · Mrs. WilbUr E. Thl!<lboid, F. Simpkins, Kevin R. StineMid~lleporl; Mrs. Harry E. spring, Mrs. Lawton Temple1 .Johnson . Rt. 3 Pomeroy : F..d- ton, Gregory A. Thoms, Wilward u. Moore, Middleport : liam R. Tobart, Lestet: WaiMrs. Calv in Sprouse , Rutland ; ler, ~rs. Ga.rnet W1lhamson. Mr s. Emor y H. Starling, Mid- C'h.uck1e L. ~ Ills. Larry . J . I dleport; Mrs. Katie E!ltep, Mid- Wdls, Mrs. c~arles ~· Wilson, I . dleport ; Mrs. James R. Smith, Mrs. Lee 0 . ~ood. Mildred ..J Parkersburg, W. Va.; N. Allen Woomer, Mrs. George E. Ak. Ha!'kworth, Ashland. Ky.; Ro~- ers, Mrs. James R. Baker, Mrs_ ert A Parker, Rt. 2 Logan. 0 .; Carl R. Beaver, Mrs. Edward •Herculon Mrs. ·James W. Wilson, Jilek· J. Dentine. Mrs. Leona Burton. Acrilon · e Nylon son: Mrs. Ray D. Mnlone. Rt. J_Cenneth D. Cole, \-fr!'. Eme!>. 2 Pedro : Mrs. Oren C. McAili!l- tme Dardenne, Mrs. Sar.m Seled From Over ter. Hiple}' , W. Va.; Mrs. Ben- Gates. Mrs. Ray Gilmort'!, El200 Pallornt & colors ' jamin C. Huff, Chesapeake; Ru- ben 0 . Good. Mrs. Donald Hall, fus Dorsey, Mt. Nebo. W. Va.: Miss Charlotte J. Knaul , Mrs. Bill E. Hayes, Scottown; Theo- Elmer J . Miller, Mrs. Donald Prlcoo Stort AI ' ,q, yd. dore M. Sowers, Rt. 1 B\oom- 1~- Ric~ , . Mrs. Clarence Roush:, ingville, 0. IMrs. Ohn C. Russell, Perry A. 1 Sayre, Charles Sharpe, Jr ., Mrs. FOREMAN &ABBOTT l·LB• II! ~~ i 1:10 DIXIE BELL ... FRED W, CROW -POMEROY, 0. IIJ (lli.IJ IXPERT INSTALLATION Keith Goble Ford Locust & Syctntore lis, Middleport I Greenup u~ a. m.; Bayou Lef· Nowarnncethoclreledlettero rete down Greenup 3r50 a. m.: toformthe~urprllf...,..r, u OVEC down Greenup 4:10a.m.; oUIItotedbythe-.cortoon. Edeana Bosworth up Greenup HI$ 6:25 a. m.; Semel down Green· _______ up b:50 a. m.: Ravenswood up !;.,~':..I HI couLDH'r(l _ l.\11.-n MMOITOW) Meldohl 8 p. m . ; Miss SU!Ian up Meldahl 9r50 p. rn.: Elloha ~lomlol'"' !SlAY SHill DEAfiN PEPSIN Woods up Meldahl 10r40 p.m.; ESTIMATES I NOTHING DOWN USED CARLOT MEIGS $58,000 cash down 23, 4:20 a. rn. ; · Andrew Calhoun up Greenup 11 p. m.: Joey Chotln up Greenup 11t50 p. m.: Eastern down Greenup 12:35 a. m.; Pamela D. down m CAll Convtrtible. I cyH,..r, ault tnnt... pewer ttttrlnl, ,awer brlkll trMI wlndowt, rtdlo & hllttf If t3 95 24-0Z. raclie trMI hiller "'~t, j&II'ICNJ , , ,. , '.,, STlJOEN - TS OF OVER 23, 1:15 a.m.: Jefferson down 23, 1:20 a. m.; E. P. Jones down 23,4:15 a. m.: Kentuckian Afr'fUIC FREE Conv. 352 eng. Std. trtns., · I I BEEF STEW 2 4r. HeNMp, 289 tntlne, lttndud traM. R11Uo end r ~·· :~C:00~ 1J:'.: bolt up 19, 7 a. m.; Peggy Downey up 20, 5:40 a. m.; National up 20, 7:50 a. m.; Vulcan up 21, 4:45 a. m.; Pennsylvania up l SWIFT'S NOW /A l l Ol fN fill' ~ ~;~:·.~~:·:::;.:·.. ,. .-.. -_,-_ ®~®~~~® I 4 Dr. Auto. triM. Powlf d ..rlag, recllo & huter ~osel """"nd• BARWICK engine, 5 speed trans. 2 speed rear axle dotmed Bowling Green, the opener of a scheduled ble bUI. The second game rained out. Also rained out was Western Michigan's second game Toledo, although the BrOJICOS took the first one 11-2. Miami ed&ed Kent State 11 tho opener of their douloleheader, but the second called because of darkness er 13 innings. PKO. . . . . ... htlttr conference with a 3-0 record , ended in a 5-5 deadlock 1-1.8. 63 Falco11 2 Dr. ~T.!~~·- ~'p'1'~rl- -CARPET c 62 Ford Gal. 500 , n....ul. · ;,· ~OL®RS IIIII BANANAS JOG, Conv. 1 cyl, Aut. Cincinnati (Maloney 1.0) Houslon (Bruce 11 or Cu,llar Georae Raft joined the board ol dlreelors of London's Colony Sporting Club, wbere be's also host ... Its boss i& Olno Cellini, formerly of the Havana green bailo set, wbese brother, Bob, tto Ill! handsome Ivy Leag... · style mannger of the Bahamlan Club Casino In Naasau, B•· hamaa ... Sad, sad DDie -Ben~Y Goodman'o audltlnna of gal tingors for hll Rainbow Grin R&H 64 E11glish Ford - , down 17, 6:30 a. m.: Zimmer 1 down 17, 6:3$ a. ID. i R. H. Bos· worth 11 down 18, 5:16 a. m.; Reliable down 18, 6 a. m.; TI- in 1 . 110, • dr. I cyl. ltcl. tTins. 63 Ford Galaxie Bunning o-1) at ,, FOR 62 Ford Falrla11e Kill'S ORJJEf:.' H'y. ~ :.d are higher'n any drum Ernie Kovacs' maj l!'ette's d"" · hlor, Klppy (wed to Burl Lar.caster's son, Bill) wiU make Bu1·t and Edie Adams arandparenlo , . We said weeks 1180 Paramount would buy oot the and culd-be takeover klda It did ; made 'em rich, tho~ .. J ulie Andrews will ignite more h~adlines any edition . . . Now Il·at the Oscars are over, 10 The rawnbroker," "The · Umbrellas of Cherbourg" and "The Elea· nor Roosevelt Story" are being offered to TV (along with "La Dolce Vita") ... What does a UN Ambassador D08b on while waiting to 1• on <~Meet the Pre's" ? Arthur Goldberg showed up with 1 baa ol prelzels. s 63 Ford Ctry. Sedan form four ordinltJ' word1. .. Se OFF- LGE. SIZE Slltton Wogon. 4 Dr. I qllmler, eutomttlc trtnt. ratlle anti h11ttr his 1 .. ,..,1e started .. The onogah· cH ••aln Jack Carter .Jt!1ie Christie's hems TIDE GO TO KEITH GOBLE FORD Un~tnmblethoodmlumblot. one lettfr to eieh JCIUI'!, to m~·· ""P Is on agam. Lb. @@~~~~ · •eces and siUl landlorda the L~kt Tahoe emporium where SLICES [?~§if _ MeigsCoumyStuUliiJIVJif"' .... ~ . ~~~~ ~!';."~D ~$n!~:: =~ s; SwHI'• Premllll-,.8, loY't.lni!IIOIId · '. FIJLLY tOOii.ED aNTEB CUT NATIONAL LEAGUI W L Pel. !'lllllburgb 9 3 .750 Bill Franci!Co 9 3 .7!0 Atlallla 7 5 .583 tot All&eiH 7 5 .ii83 l'lllladl!lpbia 5 5 .500 st. Louis 5 5 .500 lloUIIon 5 • .:JM New York 3 6 .333 • Qtlc~ 3 8 .:7~ ~tl 2 7 .221 RHIIhl: artca&o I Lest All&eles o St. Loula 5 Pltlllburgh 2 laD Francisco 4 Housto• ~ Cll>cilmaU I Pltlladelpbla 2, lnnl•gs, 2lld game ppd AUanta 5 New York 2, lot New York 4 Atlanta 3, 2nd Monday's Games Atlanta (Johnson 1-1) at 23:~~~0~ai~ly~Se~l\Un~el~,;Po;m;er;oy;-Ml~d;dlepott,~;~';i•;~;-~·~;~H-~,~~ 23; 220 250Fat lbJ.Sewo :a, to16 ID • - !Jibl 22 fDto :13; o: Stags li ~ 20; ' ]!oars ll fD 18; SOws II Pip 75 ID 1211 Shoats 14 to 2:1. CATTLE - Steen 20 to 26; ••• ~· REPORT '"J ~~ · ~ ' · . Gauge nodlllp: GaUlpoll8 · Ohio valley uv..tock Co. (N, IU~ By Jack O'Brian .. . 0 12 I 18.5 running 22 feel Gallipolis, AprU 23, 11166 . 1l "'' Bee! 20 ~"' Dutch Crown Princess Bea- engagement next month Countess V1v1 Cresp1 ol James am 11 · ' p' • Maaon HOGS - 111 to 2211 Jbs. 22 to Heifers 18 to 2,, a., •-' and her Germ811 • born brought aut an ex-oh!ld movie Mason's dream•. Mitzi New- on ro ome~oy2u 5 !lin. to 21 ; Fat Cows 15 to 20: Can· and 40 _, oom weren't recognized by star, a pathellc ease who even house In chic pink lish-seales :;, 113 11• :s~..ha' FallJ Melp Genenl Hospital ners 12to .l6; Bulls 16 to 22.50; . · .l.... .·yone •• they entered El tried to get Into Boney's apart- (late flash- not real flsh '1 C..arl..ton 1•.93 Milk Cows 100 to 200. aiiOIIS , o.,....,o """'-"~:C "Anne ment when turned down at the seal.,, only plastic), Carol ~:~. 81 ~ \Vas runnin.t one AdmlssiOM Saturday - Lor-I 'i!AL CALVES - Topt 33; . 11 20 00 28 11rs. Denny) Slater alerted the oftlce. Lawrence who can dance as HI loot, Winfield ;..C·.::z F to 3ZH: Med 20iumto , :1ff and then owner J o 11 0 The Bolshoi Ba11~t brought as any Russian ballerina 2 f~et. · arr. uppers _ams; rauces to 28; C4rrt & vs. 30; \ ""1 ~ ~' 1 - - . . , .. _.. '"' '"M •· jarb:e to arpD1fao' .!Ills to the!:;:;<, Juim's blastl out the swells . .. "Big" Anne brougbt along hubby Bob GoUMiller, Syracuse, James Sayre, Culls 16 to 22. 1 · • . omment: "Who cares?" .. ... Ford, looking younger than let lor Ilia lint bellyful of. Sov· Bool Movemealll: : Pomera-;. Ew01 t, Ulls. 5 on 1 SHE!'!P 10 5 · ce wise guya Insist Sinatra's springtime, at least a oprigh1- let balletpt,ornalne; Pauline Oldo River _ Walter aeck- DhdlariOI Salanlay - Rob- Ito 10: Stock Ewes to ' Fat FOR DETAILS COJiiTAc:ll . !"letn problems Include lo- ly as her expectant daughtora1!l&ert with a opeetaculor In- •-d down 13 !:15 a. m,: Polly ert Molden, Olevia Boice, Lu- Sh~p 0 to IO: Culla lth!JJ , ,; fears there of brllll!inS ... Jane and Charlie Engel- dian n<Cklace and dress (In-"" ' ' cUie Snilth . Bucks 4 to 10, Fat wea ers I as Vegas - style gamblinl bard ol the platinum fortune, dta's neutral, wot?) . . . R. down 13, &:40 a. rn.; ." · J: · to 10. . .r • :oth ol the Border: alter 111, Haines II up 14, 6:10 a; rn., Admllolons sunday - None. Lambs - . Tnps 23, Seconds \ 'il~rulffi'il ~ ' Rose G. up If, 2:46 a.m.; Inca Discharges Sullday - Mary 16 to 20: Li8ht Wis. I$ IJJ II: -l's noted he was owner of 1 , nuple ol' Nevada gambling ~\!II ~~-lkrt~IJ....t,.... up 17, 4 a.m.; DM Luckett Ker~n~•·:__M~icb~a~e!_l~Pr~ice '=._.--~Co~rnm~~on~l4~to~l6~-_ _ _J!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!'""!!!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!l!!l•--""'~ 3 ROOMS New Furniture , Market Report rinse and wash cycles. • Quiet operation- ] lf)Kial 10und-dNdtn~ ina features. • full 14 table settin& capacity (NEMAI, J Jl.. ... .u-. ~au.. 'lo""""''" sa,. .... _ho... - - ------·· --· ·· ···---·- ----- -~- .... 1M! ....... ......... br tt.o C.. .W.. 0W. S.... II eou.m.. a1 - . Au,W... a..-~to. Clook. Clirttw, c; hdh, c:nwr.4, .....lito ~. PRoeaA'I #II of ,.~ ;> AAP food luMI:. AlP U11lt whiP s - ......... --.--w.l.e••.,,., PROGIIAM # ll EXTRA IONUS! E.~h wet. wt will priftt Eltra lom liflto Prize Slips irl ow MWlPfl,., tdL Wtteh for..,.., tch l c,t out (,Of eopy') tnd Ioiii them togeth .... wit~ til the PrlP $1ipl of thl1 p«~t""' '011 roctlvt at ortr mar.. io htlp YM wl11 your thart oi Prla••· Start wltll tM bt!-t Prill Slip~ in Ifill Adl. ~-· fM~t~ 1ft your lonu1 lingo Gtm. loo• end yo11 ar• on your wt., to '""'""9 C..la WEEK "'"'· 'If you c~pY· htftd print in plaiit bltd !.Han Oft • plt in pit ct of !Mfll' tM Ptotttm It• Gamt Value, lditlr .. Nurnblt' •• +My tppt~tr 011 Mch ,...., ,.,., Priu Slip, potNd in 'fOUr p~rticiptting slort, BAKER FURNITURE a ' )C)W. J . .Jelh" tf64-..An !:ohb .MIDDLIEPORt. 0. ., • .... ......... Ha ..... r.., IJeiMe. t..,o, ......... ~ ....... liit;tlio- ...,, Pl....oy, t!lloo liollood. loa S.lalo, $1oo11o,, t_...,. Uiloo ,.... te.; Wtst ~ 5toNt 11 Ca u ;fl. .I C.W F.,-att.. IIIII& ........... W••· ...._ &..-...,. ........... 'ddt\. 1--. s--.. WeN ._.. W.,... _. LatulrJ a- II Cas._ .t ........ !lit. .... Mo. 2 af .., - ........... .......... ,•• .I ••......t 5~••191• ~lot to P..l ,.,._, .,.... "f"'. ._ l. 101', I I oral erJI .,. , ott ·' �·' • ) ,I. $ ' ;•·,,I, d~<:..· ' ,, .. ,. ' ;/·'·' . ~ ·' "' ~ ~ _... , ' - Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Wav i:tuli suppott~ .':r- IARNIY OOOCtl.l •nd SNUFIIY IMITM ly PIED WSWELt; I!N CASEY ' . ~ BetterHealtlt. School Issue I Tll!lni:'f THAT HIS PRINTS MATCH lHOet!! ON THE MURC'f'R 6UN. '!li!N1 A f'eR • >OtiAl mi!CH ANt:'••• I 00\l'T !WOW 1\JHY l LET EEK lt.ISULT ME ALL THE TIME I IC#J& A<;. IIVSULTING A'> HE lli. ! By KING I Ol'lVIOOSll' HAVE TO WORK 00 MY f'HRA'SI"'G I ISy CHESTER DICK TRACY LlnLE ORPHAN ANNIE Ricllanl Bailey, Clerk of CouncU C. 0. Fisber, Mayor . If) II, 25, 21< ~LD By HAROLD GRAY INOOiri'IUAL l&OW . ·: April If, lMI . . •1 ,...,.., K&C Jewelers • ·· ' SwiBber - Lollse Drup M ' Blue & Grey Rest. t2 Davio - W81'11er illS. M ~;:._:;1~~~~~;~j~~;. Ed'o Aulo Trim .10 . ~~: -;;;o-.:c:··:. Bletner Block 4f Higb Game and Serlet -i.ar· Wilson, 243, 603; Rial! Team ' and Seriea - Slrisaer &; Lohse, 900, 2454. • -..... ... .. M ..---_. ,.._ ........... ·....... --.... ........ ·· = ............. ·-i! .... . He_ .. _ - . ........ a.llfDIN J.P. . . .. }Were. . . t . Jt. . . t.o. IO.C.... n. ...... • bd lldlbi est ae• for 1. KoOtlo Llq - I & ......... n ...._ aa. r • cat 11. """"""' . . Tr.&Wil J& ,._, .._.. MOTORCYCLE 1959 Harley WHEN? Davidson 185. Jimmy Deem, SOON WHAT? I New Havel, W, Va. Pbene 25c Do It YourNif Ctr Wtlll • 22 6lc WH.I lE? I 882-2355. · - ~--- I -- In Pomeroy-A Geotl Lout ion I WHO? ' S.undtn ExpeMing Hit G•fJipolll Service To V.u WATCH FOR OPENING ' te. • ..... ~. BrltJala !I I I LOSE weight safely wllh Dn_l . A-Ole! tablelll. Only ll8c at -·- BUY A TRAILER !Before Mey lltl RKelve Ont '"'P'rtt" WHb Camplnt 1t R•y•l Oak Par• BIG BEND TRAILER SALES Slark Pl>aJ111acy. 3 I lilltpj ROUTE 124 OEI.ICIOUS Homemade Pizza, I lllk:, 75c, llld $1.00 sizes. De- ] AI Syrocuse Corporation luxe Pizza, 11511. Ja<k'o Da~ ey Bar, Middleport 12 8 Uc FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, II> cu. fl. Perfect c:ondltion. Will Wanted To Buy sacrifice $20. Chester, Ohio. HOUSECLEANING? Old !ash- 985-3932. f_22__3_~ ioned IID'nilure, picture NEED A HOME? CaD WY 1frames, dishes, other items. 3267 lor reatalo. f IS l2tc Whal do you have? Call or BUDGET I'IUCED ftnllurl In see Comet ARtique Shop. M:d- Otll' lblrd 11oor budget obop. dleport, Oh!". WY 2-2959. Boker Funrituro, Mlddleparl f 14 30tp Oblo. u 1J tfc OLD::;:;-;:;-;;F:;-,AK"'M;;-o~wi;;;th--,tlm-ber ,--.:...:.:or FOX GO-KART wltb Met 111<>Cimb<.. olone. Marioo lleya- Cuilough motor. Both in exGldl, RL :1, Coolville, Ohio. C<llent oondltioa. f115, Pbone 4 10 3ttp *-351l. ' ,2S Ill I I CARRIER WANnD FOR RUTLAND PIZZA AT ITS GREATEST !5.~ Plaia or wllh pop)IOIVJII, . . OWl ....p, mushroom, - ._ .. Sf! I ouodHeoa I ..,.. ram. 1!. ae..a .Fana l &•w:at G.VftfoNl %!1. Attie 28. ""'17 Stopl Lookl Re1dl ' 41gg a.wora. '- t.• 'IIY NIH 0/1- t.~ ! ..... """' ........ .......... Home typing. Jl'l)il or p 1 r 11mt. Write for 'dellliis. Elterprllles, P. 0. 1101 AAB, Holcomb, 83852. 21.SW: . . . -~i CIIM'lll'rp ll. ,.,_,... 31.Corpo& mmhillallolll. or ,. .. 12" lbo _,..... 1.11 -....-·C.I\'Y'Oullonlel CALL WYt-9901 MIIR Street· College Ave. ond Depot Streit Assocllo sed w.. can l.bo.. ·1<, Haro ns SimOR's Market Teams !Iabrie shop 3 lnquiN At 1M Daily Sentinel Republl• bosts to n(lOrlanl Pick up At G. It G. CAI'I 111 W. MAIN POMIIOY ollowiol &IICI'IONIIII nned b)' .,.p'zU Cl1ll _Senlel , Count> n; Mrs. 1! of 1111 n WOIIJo es Hawlb. Mill . . . . . . . llllllll ... c. 'IIIWJI'OBD a-.o.~e I I .. 31.Qult l!l'aci, tO.Drlmt- ............ ........ ... ,..,._,. ...,_ ......n. - 41L~DM ! intro- Au0c:lmd bdlo N- H~ Coii.IIN AUDIVO - 1. Urbue ~5'1~ 2. - AND IAJTERIES AT~ All -·- 3...... C.Hlotldl>a- 1 ' -· ." DAILY C&YP.I'OQOOTE - J( RYJ C:JIWWJQ& PllYYQG WGVW II, -11111. A. 'I' W 8 >vernor, general ionmeat ··, t~ES . · Q WID.Iil lUGS lUNNY By RALPH HEIMDAHL 'lf<E FINAl. B'-OW DIGNI'TVI l'IA LEAVINS! QC C!Q• : 8 latut.,.. Q:;; ' . .lll&et TH11 IIOTHIIt"a I!IMR'I' lB 'ftm 0!1Ul'8 IICHOOLROOM.-BEECHI!:R • - . &-. Pntns 'II r uu, ...., - Y0ta ,' heoe al- 1 • IRe .he laclt ionond of get> ... er,._ qaoooa. DIIWPP "c"'"" 1porliono ' 1111- - . . . , 1111-lett... - - GUW .~· : lleft'a holr til WMk lk AXYDL8A.I.X8 .. L0Jf8P8LLOW Ooe-Rply-!or.....U....Jalhli-'>Aio111!d for tM tare. L'.. X IDr tM 1.wo 0'1. ete. Slltgll' teu.en, apoa-o .............. - - - < l l h o - ... JW.DQGDP& er, cam. .• cl -.,, Jl(t\ t;AINAHAN UCIIII, OHIO to Yl)tl, ould be �·' • ) ,I. $ ' ;•·,,I, d~<:..· ' ,, .. ,. ' ;/·'·' . ~ ·' "' ~ ~ _... , ' - Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Wav i:tuli suppott~ .':r- IARNIY OOOCtl.l •nd SNUFIIY IMITM ly PIED WSWELt; I!N CASEY ' . ~ BetterHealtlt. School Issue I Tll!lni:'f THAT HIS PRINTS MATCH lHOet!! ON THE MURC'f'R 6UN. '!li!N1 A f'eR • >OtiAl mi!CH ANt:'••• I 00\l'T !WOW 1\JHY l LET EEK lt.ISULT ME ALL THE TIME I IC#J& A<;. IIVSULTING A'> HE lli. ! By KING I Ol'lVIOOSll' HAVE TO WORK 00 MY f'HRA'SI"'G I ISy CHESTER DICK TRACY LlnLE ORPHAN ANNIE Ricllanl Bailey, Clerk of CouncU C. 0. Fisber, Mayor . If) II, 25, 21< ~LD By HAROLD GRAY INOOiri'IUAL l&OW . ·: April If, lMI . . •1 ,...,.., K&C Jewelers • ·· ' SwiBber - Lollse Drup M ' Blue & Grey Rest. t2 Davio - W81'11er illS. M ~;:._:;1~~~~~;~j~~;. Ed'o Aulo Trim .10 . ~~: -;;;o-.:c:··:. Bletner Block 4f Higb Game and Serlet -i.ar· Wilson, 243, 603; Rial! Team ' and Seriea - Slrisaer &; Lohse, 900, 2454. • -..... ... .. M ..---_. ,.._ ........... ·....... --.... ........ ·· = ............. ·-i! .... . He_ .. _ - . ........ a.llfDIN J.P. . . .. }Were. . . t . Jt. . . t.o. IO.C.... n. ...... • bd lldlbi est ae• for 1. KoOtlo Llq - I & ......... n ...._ aa. r • cat 11. """"""' . . Tr.&Wil J& ,._, .._.. MOTORCYCLE 1959 Harley WHEN? Davidson 185. Jimmy Deem, SOON WHAT? I New Havel, W, Va. Pbene 25c Do It YourNif Ctr Wtlll • 22 6lc WH.I lE? I 882-2355. · - ~--- I -- In Pomeroy-A Geotl Lout ion I WHO? ' S.undtn ExpeMing Hit G•fJipolll Service To V.u WATCH FOR OPENING ' te. • ..... ~. BrltJala !I I I LOSE weight safely wllh Dn_l . A-Ole! tablelll. Only ll8c at -·- BUY A TRAILER !Before Mey lltl RKelve Ont '"'P'rtt" WHb Camplnt 1t R•y•l Oak Par• BIG BEND TRAILER SALES Slark Pl>aJ111acy. 3 I lilltpj ROUTE 124 OEI.ICIOUS Homemade Pizza, I lllk:, 75c, llld $1.00 sizes. De- ] AI Syrocuse Corporation luxe Pizza, 11511. Ja<k'o Da~ ey Bar, Middleport 12 8 Uc FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, II> cu. fl. Perfect c:ondltion. Will Wanted To Buy sacrifice $20. Chester, Ohio. HOUSECLEANING? Old !ash- 985-3932. f_22__3_~ ioned IID'nilure, picture NEED A HOME? CaD WY 1frames, dishes, other items. 3267 lor reatalo. f IS l2tc Whal do you have? Call or BUDGET I'IUCED ftnllurl In see Comet ARtique Shop. M:d- Otll' lblrd 11oor budget obop. dleport, Oh!". WY 2-2959. Boker Funrituro, Mlddleparl f 14 30tp Oblo. u 1J tfc OLD::;:;-;:;-;;F:;-,AK"'M;;-o~wi;;;th--,tlm-ber ,--.:...:.:or FOX GO-KART wltb Met 111<>Cimb<.. olone. Marioo lleya- Cuilough motor. Both in exGldl, RL :1, Coolville, Ohio. C<llent oondltioa. f115, Pbone 4 10 3ttp *-351l. ' ,2S Ill I I CARRIER WANnD FOR RUTLAND PIZZA AT ITS GREATEST !5.~ Plaia or wllh pop)IOIVJII, . . OWl ....p, mushroom, - ._ .. Sf! I ouodHeoa I ..,.. ram. 1!. ae..a .Fana l &•w:at G.VftfoNl %!1. Attie 28. ""'17 Stopl Lookl Re1dl ' 41gg a.wora. '- t.• 'IIY NIH 0/1- t.~ ! ..... """' ........ .......... Home typing. Jl'l)il or p 1 r 11mt. Write for 'dellliis. Elterprllles, P. 0. 1101 AAB, Holcomb, 83852. 21.SW: . . . -~i CIIM'lll'rp ll. ,.,_,... 31.Corpo& mmhillallolll. or ,. .. 12" lbo _,..... 1.11 -....-·C.I\'Y'Oullonlel CALL WYt-9901 MIIR Street· College Ave. ond Depot Streit Assocllo sed w.. can l.bo.. ·1<, Haro ns SimOR's Market Teams !Iabrie shop 3 lnquiN At 1M Daily Sentinel Republl• bosts to n(lOrlanl Pick up At G. It G. CAI'I 111 W. MAIN POMIIOY ollowiol &IICI'IONIIII nned b)' .,.p'zU Cl1ll _Senlel , Count> n; Mrs. 1! of 1111 n WOIIJo es Hawlb. Mill . . . . . . . llllllll ... c. 'IIIWJI'OBD a-.o.~e I I .. 31.Qult l!l'aci, tO.Drlmt- ............ ........ ... ,..,._,. ...,_ ......n. - 41L~DM ! intro- Au0c:lmd bdlo N- H~ Coii.IIN AUDIVO - 1. Urbue ~5'1~ 2. - AND IAJTERIES AT~ All -·- 3...... C.Hlotldl>a- 1 ' -· ." DAILY C&YP.I'OQOOTE - J( RYJ C:JIWWJQ& PllYYQG WGVW II, -11111. A. 'I' W 8 >vernor, general ionmeat ··, t~ES . · Q WID.Iil lUGS lUNNY By RALPH HEIMDAHL 'lf<E FINAl. B'-OW DIGNI'TVI l'IA LEAVINS! QC C!Q• : 8 latut.,.. Q:;; ' . .lll&et TH11 IIOTHIIt"a I!IMR'I' lB 'ftm 0!1Ul'8 IICHOOLROOM.-BEECHI!:R • - . &-. Pntns 'II r uu, ...., - Y0ta ,' heoe al- 1 • IRe .he laclt ionond of get> ... er,._ qaoooa. DIIWPP "c"'"" 1porliono ' 1111- - . . . , 1111-lett... - - GUW .~· : lleft'a holr til WMk lk AXYDL8A.I.X8 .. L0Jf8P8LLOW Ooe-Rply-!or.....U....Jalhli-'>Aio111!d for tM tare. L'.. X IDr tM 1.wo 0'1. ete. Slltgll' teu.en, apoa-o .............. - - - < l l h o - ... JW.DQGDP& er, cam. .• cl -.,, Jl(t\ t;AINAHAN UCIIII, OHIO to Yl)tl, ould be �1' . ' ,,; • SOCIAL CALENDAR .j J ' ', I'M • '1Y About ' ' ' I •, j ' Jumor, • C d ·H.:.'d . S .1 . · rw Clilcago w~• be wm ,.... club will meet Wednetd&J If. ouet present the Electrical Engln· ternoon at the. borne of Mn. i ;. eeriog graduate school at Ohio Ben PbllBon m Racme. RoQln DOn :QI. · 1 University at the American IS include "A Child Pos-1 Power Conveotlon being sessed gwen by Mrs. William "· . I ,. . .. . this week in Chicago accom· M~s. ms I eague .J ~us~ell and "Children for AdopThe Junior Cadet baf14~ . I ponied by Dr. Roge~ Qulsee' "Wby we have.., prayer in er m uniSOn. Devotions taken MONDAY tion to be given by Mra. GUy Mrs Jam.. Palter· of Middleport ,H.gh School en Roger Morga~. Oblo Unlver- berry of the enginttrlng facul· . public school, .. was the top- Ifrom Paalm It were ted by L NO 62 ol the In· Shuler. Roll call response wtu Mr. and . I d Terry JUyed ~IT annual y.,.....nd, par· sity, spent tlie weekend with Ity at Ohio Unlversll)'. our t: i "ium ~io.;;, !!:: . ~~·~ R~il"'~ Members BETHE · , • Ju!;'., be a chlld of f1ct1Gn. 1son and sons. B:_e~ .. ~~~ .. •v~>n. ty ovtr the po!t ~eekend, :tbe: his oarents. Mt'. and Mrs. Rog-1 lc of Mrs. . . the l'Child lresponded to roll call by nam- ternatiOJlal . vraer vi , Tharllday Iof tt.acme w~u: .,...... d.-:• - Jumor• L1MCI .rriQu)' evt'ulu", r Moran and dau hter K thy. M~. r.l~ ~~~:;. !-':.1.:! ~~~"f guest speaker, wh~n met Tbu"·llng a book 01 the Bible. A thaak Dnughters wtll meet at Pom· RIVERVIEW GARDEN Club mg dinner guests of hiS moth· the Cadet Band Saturd~y even· 0 ~· gLee· Dav~ 'A~ens visited recenUy In Wlllio,.. Ccnservat~on Le:R~e Coiumbia yvu ncte ~e! !''!~ frnm Janice eroy MaiiODIC Templf', Monday will meet Thursday evening, Ap- 1er, Mrs. Dess~ P~!~~~n·... ~~ iog, bJth at the elemen~ry visited Saturday with' her par~ burg, Va. on a vacation trip, Jay evenm~ a ISchmoU for sponsoring her at at 7:30 p. m. ril 28, 5 o'clock at ltle F'~rkectlc;:tair Boso anu ~.:uu.... ..,.. ~-·--- schoOl gym. . ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer!bnl Gas Co. offtce. I Girls State MEIGS COUNTY Republican Run State Park for • wtener In the afternoon. Special priZes were awarded Jones Mr Davidson left toda Dale Walbur~ has accepted Mra. Tompkins spoke ol the I A contribution was mad~ to Women will have • potluck din. roast and nature tour. , Mrs. llaymond Harbrecht t.. the boys and girls wtniilng .. . y employment wtth the General Snpreme court ruling and stat· the promotion of the bond issue ner Monday at 6:30p. m. at ONE WON ONE class of the has returned home after speKynd· , aack ri~es and great entbus· Faire · , El~.ted ~:.tors de~~~~ atkW~~~ 81 8 1 0 Pomeroy First Bapt't church 1.ng two week!i at LouisVille, . · iasm was shown in the tug-of· 10 an . 5 wee ed that many schools now .have for new school. An invitation the Second Ward h?U~e ~'r 1 a penod of silent prayer . She lwas read to attend the Spring Pomer-oy. All Repubhcan wom- will meet ';'hursday at 7:30 p. wlth her son and daughter-m- war events which placed the . n:a:~a~h ~e - ~as bee~a• stressfd that the home ~:~nO tne conrerenf'f at Gallipolis un June en are urg~ to attend: Brmg m. al the home of Mrs. Aten Jl1w, Dr. and M~. Phil J-tar- •1 boys against the girls and each Preeitlent of IWLA ' :ce Sta~ WII M~dd~n~ M~rhurch are responstble for rhtl- 4. when Frencb City Mothers I ~vered dtsh. and enJOY 8 Shain, Mechanic St., with Mrs. brecht and , tamlly. daugh- Jrade against another gradt'. 1 PT. PLEASANT _ Gail Fair· Walburn10~n~ c~lld: Stev~ dren' s religious background club will be hcstess, and speak- , social hour. OCAL ELE· Joseph C~ as c~hostess. Mrs. John. Durst an_d re. j .Short basketball sames and i e!, Vilind Street, has been elect· and Jill, will remain h~re until Mrs Lowell Beaver on bt>hnlf t>t wtll be John Epling. I SOTJTHERl\ _L . t Mrs. Loram Sterrett Wlll be de- ter, Mrs. Hilda Rothmg~ in , play on a trampolene were aJ. ed president of the Mason Coon- the end of hool ut the League presented Mrs 1 The report of the nominating mentary PTA wdl m~t a 1votional leader. turned to lht!lr home, ~~:: · so enjo}'·ed. . ty Chapter Jzaak Walton Leo· Mlsa Ma:~nne' W.i.ndwerd Of Tompkms w1th a gift rommlttee wits given and offi- the school Monday.dat I' m natl today, after a severe Hoodays l After eaung sack lunches tbe aue to un' the unexplred term Columbus s-nt th~eek.;..:..-~ Mrs June Lee gm anre conn, · · 'th Mrs Emma . ted itb e ... • ~ enu The meetmg in charge of leers elected l"ere Mrs Eugene I , t the school and a state VISit W1 nd Elsworth even~gs wen comp 1e w of Vitus fShorty) Hartley, Jr. w~ her parents, Mr. lild Mrs Kt'nneth &!teS. presJdt>nt. I Houdashelt,presid~nt: Mrs. Don l se~~l~an will b~ guest speak· I OWefS and Mr. a rs. Iall d~lng the bunny hop and Fajres wiU serve until_ August, Mrs. Hart;>)d Woodgerd: opPned with the Mother's Pray . Thomas. vJC'e presldtnt: Mrs. pa Rowe. p tor of Ham- , dancms. Prize.s were awarded Hl66 when the new officers for Mrs. Ernest Covert visited ,"-=======--.---1 Kt>nnelh Harris. secretarY . Mrs. ers. LL T t " h I P.trs. Orville roc t f · to the band ,member best able the year will take office, over the 'weekend with ber Ra~mond Smittl. treasurer: and JANE H?WE en aug_ ·~ llton was the weekend gues u , to do the ''jerk" ttle ''Swim" •mother Mrs Charles ·Ma es Mr; Glenn Hensler. "porter. tors of Umon Veterans Will r. ar eners her mother. Mrs. Jooeph Raub and the "Batman." About too Hartley, wlto has served as Milts 'suaan' Park i• a m~Jc~l The travelmg pri7.e donatf>d by Imeet Monday at 7.30 P m. at , The April "_leeting of the a .• d son, Jack. attended the two parties. Plan- P"esident smee the local chap- patient at Meigs General HosPomtroy, Ohio Mrs Weslev ft'ry, was award-' the DAV ~all. : Wildwood Jumor 4,- H Gar~en Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Bau- ning and chaperoning the even· ter was bec-un three ye~rs ago, pltat. .. ed to Mrs. ·Scltfs. ' TUESDAY . C'lub was held Fr1day evemng er and daughter, Polly Ann of I iugs was their instructor, Mr. resigned due to pressmg pet· Mrs. C. M. Hennesy ·~· 11 TONIGHT thru TUESDAY An ;~uctlon of homemade orTHE POMEROY WCTU Will i at the ~orne of M~s. Victor Marion spent the weekend with William K. Russell. sonal business. spending two weeks in CoJum"PlNOCCHlO IN OUTER 1 t!eles was hf>ld. after whlrh re-~ meet Tuesday ~t 2 p. rn. at the I Hysell m Minersville. . her parents, Mr. and Mrs. CharBob Miles, Fish Biologist, bus with her daughter and ltODSPACE" frt'shnwnts \\ere st'n'ed br vtrs Un;tf>d Methodist chu~ch Amta Houdashelt, presld~t, les R. K.arr Sr. ' will be the featured speaker in-law, Mr~ arid Mrs. Gordon ~ Trchntrolor ­ Peter Laz{''. a ~ Pmm duo . . "r"dburv \Irs \lvron 1HE PAST MATRONS of was In charge of lhe meetmg. Mrs E. E. Roush. Lake\lew, riZeS IVen at the May meeting of the Harris and family • CllOll 1t'S co • • • • • Ch te OES Will •h h led . I t . kI .. BEACH BALL. " Balli:'\ . ~trs Allrn Leonar•l and PomrJOy ~p ~ he which ope~ed Wit t e p ge vuuted sev~al ~ays as y;ee group and will report on the Robert Harris, Columbus .... - T!•l· lnurnlm to the Umted States and 4-H I with her Slster-m-law, Mr s. l ' , status or the fisll in City pond ited over tlle weekend with hill Efld B"wnr s ('ht 1.~ Nlll' l Tilr 11\trs Don Mullt'n tu 16 mf>m -1 m'.'t>l TuesdH) :\emng at t ~uprt' mf'' , Fmu Sf'a~om tx·rs and 1wo guesUl, Mrs. Tomp Pom~ro~· !\lasomcE~~~~IeBand l flags. Grace Hysell displayed Charlt>s Withrow. feSfiVOI wbich was stocked with bass father, Mr. Robert Harris, Sr. kms and \1rs Kernut Jones. THE 1\o~IDDL ·n meet 23 wild rlowers .and Kosta Hy- Mrs. Nora Roush spent W.ed· Door pri2e winners during some time ago. Mr. and Mrs. Thomall Darst 1 WED •nd THURSDAY 1 Booster Assoc~at10n W _ m sell showed 12 likens and mossoesday w1lh Mrs. Charles W1th· h\·o mghts of the Blue Flame ' and son, Craig, spent t h t 1 26 1 ' April 27·28 Tuesday evenmg. Apn eria' at Ies. A safety report on poison row and guest, Mrs. E. E. I Festival last Wednesday and Mrs. N. G. Rose, WiUard Fau- weekmd with hlfl mother, Mn. NOT OPEN Mother-Daughfer llh• high sehool calel0 I b dl was given by !Jnda Hollon and Ronsh. . Thursday sponsored bv area ldree. Mrs. Edison Hollon, Eura Beulah White and other relo1 7 30 p m. Parents an 11 tree barks were displayed Mr and Mrs Edward Smith merchants the Columbia Gas l Larg-ent. tives. FRIDAY •nd SATURD4Y Banquet is Held ' sludents are nrged to attend,0 ! and identified by Bev.rly Houd- of Athens visited Sunday alter· Inc.. and' the Pomroy·Middle- ' Second night· Mary Holman, Weekend guests of Mr. and April 29-30 LADIES AUXIL:AHY ashell. Badges werP giv~n each noon with Mr. and Mrs. Rtrh- 1port Dolly Sentinel included: Marcia Keller, Mrs. H. D. Mra. Leo Kennedy were Mr. ''WILD IN THE COUNTRY" !Te-chnu'nlor l :tt>ney ·. Bennett Po~t, Amer_ girl showing ~e~bersh1p m ard Campbell . First night: Mrs. Cl'arice Ken- Brown, Helen Gilmore, Mrs. and Mrs. Jesse Lake, West JetE:lvt.<c Prr>~ le~· . llorr Langr , Apprrudmatelv 75 attendPd a uan Lt>gl?n. Wlll ~t>et TUt'!i the Ohio Assoc1alion of Garden nedy, Linda Leigb Moore, Mrs. ~1 Wiles, Kathy Wehrung, ferson ~nd Mr. and. Mrs. !dich· rur sday W~ld .. lohn lrt>land 7·30 p. m. at !dubs. mother . dHug.hter banquet of day ev~nmg at . First nag of a European Thomas L. Kelly, Edith Hood, Marie Holman, Jane Grueser, ael Ohlinger and son, Micbaef "SIGNPOST TO MURDER" loonnne Wo(}(lward, Stuar1 the Pornerov Chapter 186 OES the legwn hall m Ml1.h.llermr_t . Preceding the meeting, Ga l nation to fly over the Amerlras Mrs. Wallace Damewood, Lu- ,Mrs. WalJace Damewood, Mn. II of NelsonvDie. Whi1man. Thursday e~·emng at thE' Mas-1 RA_CINE ~}tERICAN Legwn spring flower bouqueb; were was that of Spain. !cille Leifheit. Mrs. Gene De- iK. A. Grueser, Ros~ Mary SJI:endlng Sunday with Mrs. , onic Temple. Member~ and I Auxlll~try will_ meet Tuesday made by the girls and placed ' Wees, Mary June Hood. Mrs. ! Hartung, Judy McKrught, Mrs. Dav1d Entsminger :were her 101 SUN.-MON.-TVES. gut>!'t~ Wt're seated at a table ' evening. Apnl 26· at 7:JO at in hand painted containers and The drum ls man's oldest Bradford Maag. Mrs. Carl Mat-IArtie Reuter, Sandy Sorden, and famUy, Mr. and Mrs. Char· M&y 1-2-3 with 8 white rover ~tnd ar.l the Post home. i after the meeting were taken to musical instrument. lox, Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Mrs. Mrs. Adrian Carson, Mrs. Wll· les Entsminger and SOD, Kurt, "THE WAR LORD" Char:on Ht>slon rangernents ol flowers placed I WEDNESDAY 1the Veterans Memorial and ~ Roy Grueser. , liam Barllhart, Mrs. Earl and daughter and fBIIIfly, Mr. ... ------. - - · ' . TlfE MIDDLEPORT ~-·~-. I Meigs General Hospitals by the Dwigr.t Milhoan accompanied Mrs. F. A. SwaiZel, Loi• E. Knight. Mrs. William F. Clark, and Mrs. Roth Zaluo ,and - · advisors, Mrs. Hysell and Mrs. by Mrs. Mtlton Houdashelt. McElhinny. Eula Jeffers, Carol Ruth S. Ebersbacb, M r&. David and Stevea, altd graadat inter\'al!l. Marie Curd Scott, Edith Kautz. Mrs. Don George Schneider, Mrs. '!'hom· daughters, Jlll and Klmberly chairman of the dinner Thomas. Ruth Ebersbach. eurt :as Kelly, Annabel Houda!lilelt, Entsminger, of South Chari.. mittee. Favors were ~··· 10 MeDaniel, Mrs. Lydl11 Stewart, IDonna Cross, Martha Struble, ton, W. Va. A flllDI!y dlmtormarks. Elsie D. Smith Mrs. Joe Struble. Alice Struble, I:Mrs. Bob Miller, Betty Martin, held Sunday and tho 14th blriiigrace. While seated at Mrs. Eileen Game•. Mrs. ' Jim Holman, Mrs. Kenneth Rus- day Ulllm•ary al JBl ED :table members introduced their II Jam.. Qulvey, Mrs. Paul Lewis sell, Mrs. Basel Stanley. mlnger wu oboerved. Iguests. - -- - - - - -1 A progrslL wa• preS<,nted ) by H ...ft Bottel-with Florence Trary. chairman of the committee, in charge.! YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! even stolen .~nd aold to "ani· Mrs. Tracy extended a wel- This column is for young I mal. brokers who kee~ them 1come to members and guests, 0 le ttleir problems and , in filthy .cages and don t f~ I' and a solo was presented by ~';' P ' their troubles and i them). 1 JUBI can't bear to. think . Linda Darnell. eas:res~ith the rest of Helen ; of it, and maybe you're thinkmg 1 _ A tribute to daug~ters w~ ~:(p ~S!, it welcomes taughs :"Boy, ~s kid ~ HELP!" g1ven by Leona Sm1th, a trl· lbut won't dodge a serious ques- but 1. tbiDk the SCientist ~ed , bute lo mothers by Ann Hupe, lion with a brush-off. help d they allow such things. and a tnbute to grandmothers, Send your teen·age questions I-ANIMAL LOVER , by Linda Rupe. A piano duet to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, IDear Animal Lover: ' was presented by Carol King care of Helen Help US!, this No 1 don't think you nttd ; and Debbit King ~nd Nellie newspaper. ihetp,' and neither does a Senl Tracy gave a readmg. AMATEUR PSYCHIATRY ate investigating eommltt<e Fl~wers were presented to N(YI' FOR CLASSROOM who is cj!ecking on the black· 1 Store your winnter woolens now at no rost for IBesste Weed, tho oldest moth· Dear Helen e . market trado ill stolen pell and storage. Pay only regular cleaning charge next fall. ! er present; Fay DeWees, the Please don't think lbiS l~tter strilf animall nunded up for youngest ~ Mary Porter, the is silly for it is a very senous sale to sperbnental laborat,or. This oHer does nol inrlude coin -up rl!l'anine or fun. mother with Ute most daugh· problem to us. We have an · It's a vicious "busines1" ters present. Followiag. a solo English teacber who Is trying must be stopped. I by Cberyl Burdette, sbdes of to analyze us. True scientists llftd tutimala Wllat cto. ... lht I I lflt•" , the Eastern Star home at MI. In one case he felt 1 girl was for testing purpose•, but once hriy Aooorto., ....... ~ .... Vernon, Ohio, were showD by too nervous. He stopped her Iin laboratories. I'm told these Yhtclal or Spa1111hf MD ...,. • '!' • • Middleport WY 2-5130 Pomeroy WY 2·5428 , Dorothy Woodard to dose thelin the hall and got her so em- animal• are treated bumanely . our hute tr~ ana1'111111flt ,..,,. 1 ~ nro:< r:•rr barrassed and upset she c~n't l and never allowed to suffer. certal. to W a Lane Sw•ellaeDit ...., ·~ look him m the face durmg What happens It them before. '"-.• class. Ihand ;, aometim.. an ugly tllatlloe'M 1... aod ..... for • ...... '"'Il Another lime be delved so , story. You have every right llfethM. AI wlllll ~;• Clldar •duh-. deep into a student's lllo, past ' to hate~ it, and your \'Qtnplalnt ! ·, 'ocb and lteya, ..... history, etc., that she ended up witb many others, will help i sobbing. When lbe came back erase it. - H. 1 to class she was shaking so Dear Helen: , YOUI CIHOICI .badly she could hardly write. What do you do with blgh · 1 We also feel this teacher school boyo wbo cooatanUy an· ~ a~alu¢£J&f . _ .._ briugs up subjecllt that are ' noy another boy for no reaaoa. · ' not proper for T1US class. THis bdy twe'll call blm Jackl I Diacussiolla oa sex sbould be has been piqued sinCe about fined to "Social Problems" the fifth grade. Tbt boyo Ill l classe!l. We can't talk to tbe say be's 1'mental,'' but be lan't. l principal. What can we do! I'm juat about bll only lrlend. l ;-TROUBLED STUDENTS Helen, there'• mthi!tg wrong Dear Studentso with him a little kindness I Wby can't you Ialli: to the wouldn't cure. He otult<rt!, principal, or anyway Yo u r that'• IlL But lbeso boys: they 1 ' guidance couaseUor? Part of hit bim and 1 mean HARD. 1 their jobs i• to setue differ· Helen' be's reallJ swell, If I ences between teachers and they'd give bim a chanco. AD · students. my Kirl frionds aay no other Amateur psychiatry Is only boys will look at me ~ I keep good ~ it's conlined to listen· sticking up for blm, but, 1ee, q. Wben It into prying be needa SOMEBODY's friend· .or advice, then It's dangerous shlp!-JILL Dear Jill: 1and should be stopped. -H. Dear Helen: Sometime• one ateadfast 1 I feel very strongly about this triend.!ltlp can turn failure into ,subject, and maybe Y.ou don't, SUCC0811~ If you accompllsb ,tbfs but 1 just had to wrtte. What for Jaci, you've earned your Electric air conditioning I'm so conceroed about 11 the place in Heaven, honey. automatically regulates ' !acUities for experimental ani· Don't waste time on the bul· 1 mats. I may be pretty young Jy-boys _ ·• certain lew .,.. humidity. Stops moisture, tiS) bet I know about cruelty joy puJlllig wing• off llleo, and mildew, rust and musty odors. "'" ...,1ca11 HH · 11-'T THE IWitt-and meanness and I bate It the only way they oan be aiD)> ilrnlf mtllt, #22:.t • • Keeps priceless antiques and I'm mtaaying sctentlsll doo't ped Is by Jack blmsell wba COflltM,_ IMtlow .... INSTALL need aoinmls to experiment OD, should s1114 It out with one of precious paintings from drying '""''· #224t i because I know thi1 is noces- them. 00 talk the ol!uaUtMI ov· WHOLE H/JIISE ELECTRIC out, cracking, or ~ipping. ""'" sary, but look bow those anJ. er with 1 cotllllelor who can 12247 ""· ""' -. . . . 1! For that wonderful feelingmal• are colle<ted. t'lbey're enllst m.... ·help rw blm. And clOD'! ;,OI'I'J about Jestnc install electric ...,•.,..... . 11.11 oot with Giber lrlenda. Rlgltt tll'll...r chftt,' ~22'41 J air c:onditioniag. guys .....,..., I ri.bt gal WbeD ...., •'!i<ll"~ . , .... . they see' Ol"'· You'D llwayo be cH;ti, 1•11• · • thai kb;d Df gal!.-!1. , IJ:-::!Ial!7 ' llllddl-"' 0 A ll •s. 19ea lnllnet. l'olnemy· ..,...... ·• pr r , , ed : Prayer in Schools• f DISCUSS ' Ch'/d 'L ': By Tompk' or . view~ Peo"le In Pcme;oy . .Atound And 1 ' M'ddl ' Abou~ ' eoorf ~ Annuai'Pcirties ' . OUld MEIGS THEATRE Middleport wlll put $79,1100 wortb of sewer revenue borxls or1 the m11rket within two or lhree weeks, at was aareea Monday night in a regular council meeting. Th~ issue, by Charles A. Hinsch and Co., Cincinnati, will finance : - $47,94l) for land ilagoon) and legal fees in connection with its purchase. - , 20,000 for engineering fees in connection with design work on the sewerage comPleted by Floyd G. Browne Assoc., Marlon. G' Homemakers L> - -- -- . VOL XVIII Tile Jitter urrn, 1U per c~ul. discount on the f79,1100 bond i,. sue, was the subject of an in· tense Dut am1aWe ci1scusswn by Hinsch representative Earl Schaefer and Middleport solici· tor Bernard Fultz. Schaefer pointed out his firm's contract aUthorized It to adjust the discount rate at the time of issuance of any bonds 1$515,1100 total possible) in accordance with the prevaililll bond market. an amenDment in me prelM!nt arrangement providing that In the event more bonds are issued later and for a shorter tlma than the anUclpated 40 years, adjustment would be made. FuliZ pointed out tlmt Middleport has been promised an ad· dltlonal 30 per cent in federal aid to 30 per cent already o]>. tained. 1 1 NO. 7 POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT; OHIO . 1 HELEN HELP US! I FRE£ f 1 1 Headquarters for LANE Cedar Chests ., 1 nouncement, Donald C. Cook, ~~:t:a~l·~~!c :.~w:,~:r~ i ........ 59.95 1 THIS HARDWARE. DIS~LAY by Ohio Brass Company shows one of three phases of oundle ronductor msklng · a 765,000-volt transmission Circuit. Each bundle conststs of four 1.2-inch cables arranged in an 18-inch-square config· ura!lon. Model Eileen Ulwne) provides a suggestion of the conductor size. edl!•• - - -- - - - - -- Two Precincts / ~~ Wabama Band Wins - rra..tsco Gutlem& told High Ratings Judae Mtnday lle dfdD't cam- The Wahama High School Are Changed plata wllea a aellltbor, Jeaa Senior band was awarded I 1 1 1 ,,.,, """"' ;.... ...... - / ....... ·, 7· TENNIS SHOES_. - I ~DIYER - D Ito lit 10 COMPANY 2 PAIR • $3.00 Roush Sh• Sttn · · .. ·•MiillllzM""/0. • Tbll column II .dedkated ID family Uv!IJ, liO 'If yoitr're ltD· . in& tid jtOubl~: '"" i!'ll plaiD trouble, Iii ~ Help YOU. She WJilljN.<I'flo0111e.Y = • 'l " I ......_.... . ~·.;. · ~.~ .~!.:. .,., · I . "---·~----~_,~..,. Mlke:~ llberlelds: In. · ' 1', 1.. '·' ' ' • ·- ' Yot~r . - . 1 1,' 11 1 "'""'''' ...... " 12111 #1 ... ' ' ' . " . 'Cllnt,f .. ...m •""11111 I f, """ . .Mavl, stole bls wife lllll took The Meigs County Board of 1 •t• tblldrta. But wlleo lle Election• today announced 1 . . . , . . . MoVU propar)llc to changes in voting pl11ces for lhe oarry away ,.me of ••• clotlt· primary el•ction In two pre- oo, Galle,... called tile polleo. olncts. "Titat wao loin& tio for," he Mlnersvllle voters will voudn l llld.. . the Forest Run Methochst ~Wiilil4L42L££Ji.JI!me~ church basement and Pomeroy Veteraao lii01D0rlal First Ward residents. will. vole Admlsoloaa _ Jofm ~ the Secbnd W~d fD'e bouse. Long ll<lllom; Bessie All · other. precmcls will vote Raelne; Ariella Plekens, In lhe ume plac:e •• last No- Icuse; lllyla . vember,· Mra . . HII'Oid There wtre 63 absentee At ' cast tiy 'Monday lftemoon >tllh · mo, the;i.Cleadlliie ··tor absentee - · disabled l>llloll be!Jtg lay, ~~ 4 1 ' ....~h - · 122# . II.~ ' ..II i.IICI' dltlt~ OtJierl .•ttepCiq .;,. Gil.key, LUaRn Fr~ · . : : ; RUey,- -Mary Bradbury, 11 Laney,, Caroline Ru II Sh • 880 • "OI:'"· ··up M'll ..' .-;.. en tine ·, ' ,,• TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1966 " DISPLAYS MAP - Jack Crisp. chairman of !he Leading Creek Watershed Assocllj; tlon. displays a map that shows the 151 square milt> area included in the proposed •~.: tershed . The association will meet again thi s Friday night at the Rutland American lb. gion hall and asks rf>sident s of the outlying area s surh as Dyesvi\Je, Thomas Fork. Hartt rison ville and Langsville to attend. - Sentinel Photo. - - -- - -- - Urges Republicans 1 CONTROLLED I ~!e;-~ti~·~... ;;...~~;d- ;(t-h Miloholl and Burgess, Athons ___ ........ .. - -~--~ -' --~..... ..~ .. Gl l' UIK'-' " • ... t''""I.A.U ....... ..... tailed plans for a proposed wei· fare agency building. president. . . erman 1 5• Jim Wildermuth. Mayor C. 0. FIBber Visitors at the meeting in· assisted by Clerk Council also:' eluded tO Jr. High pupils of ey. all counoilmen, Agreed to consider, pending teacher Ronald Pine's 7th grade F. Parmalee, George a new ordinance being preparbjstory class who were there Dick Vaughan~ Clifford ed, revocation of its ordinance to learn about local government. bo and Wayne Gibbon&,' setting up fire contracts ·with Gary Ellis, son or one-time Lee' SrnJth, chairman of outlying subdlvlsloDJ and austreet foreman tewis Ellis, board of publi< affalra. - ~-- - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - -......... ... Asked for Water Pian _....,.foaM.. HUMIDITY time f/t,IIOO will be delivered ;.. ,·,·,..,· ....,.;.;•.·...~,. ·-r-.~All , cotlncUmen voted yes to the resolution as amended by Fultz. $15,000is ..,,.,.,,_.-----···-·-·=_---·-·. - . ... _ . . . • j ~e.;i Tn iw;';;;;, At tj;t ~t-~f ~ ~~~"!~,f-0 ·~ ..,.,. oi.oo for W' ~: .ntdl(' Streak.tng FIammg . Ob.Ject Iprobabiy 0nIy r·my Meteor Robinson's Cleaners ..... ~~~ ~0~- ~~~-;-.•28 .~~- lborlze the fire company te negotiate its own contracts, on "I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 'lllle to tbe land ·- about ell 1 L L.""1-- with ELECTRIC whole house . perhaps to 20 Instead .. •«hl, . .olll\1' ,,UJUII . >"*1•,. .. .1' UlloL ahDIII!I be taken Into CODIIder· 1Uon when bonds are issued In toe iUW:rc W ,,.-um.,idt: i.i~e project." '!'be present discount rate is ·tlfectlve for 90 days. Schaefer pointed . out b I s firm must pay 4.62 per cent for mone'y in the market ae it stands. The balance of the to per cent dJscount, or 5.3& per ..nt, ;, the cost of marketing the bond• and the lirm's prof· ft. will further strengthen and s.. , tidily !he AEP System for dec· ades. to come and Will provide I I A giant extra-high-voltage transmission network e1- Jt w1th the capab1hty of mov. , I t•ndlng some 1,050 miles in partk o! five states and capable I ing the very large blocks oi l . NEW YORK IIIPI) - A flammg Objecl. thousands of of carryjng more energ_v than any other such network in 1 electric energy that will be re- bmes braghter than _th~ brightest star,. s~reak~d across the the world will be built by the American Electric· Power : quired to meet our area's sky Mond.ay ~tght ~~~t~m eyeshot of miiiLons In at leas~ _15 Sy.tem. Igrowing power demands in the states._Sctent.tsts sa1d 1t was probably a tiny meteor, dtsm~ The new 71Hi.OOO-volt grid is a long-term. unified trans- Ifuture. . 1tegratmg as 1t entered the atmosphere on a plunge toward mission ,project that has been in the planning and de\'elop- "This new grid will provide 1 earth. . . . From the ~aroh~a• to Canada and as far mland as ment stage for the past five years. It will be superimposed a signllicant number of lm- ~ on the AEP System's existing transmission network and provement..1 and benefits fo th Oh10, the celestial object thrilled and astonished thousands 1 serve as the backbone carrier of bulk power supply for the entire seven-state area !l:rve: a1 it soared on a no~hwester\y path with a bright mult~ ' System's six el~ctric utility operating companies servlng in by the AEP System and for colored vapor trail in VIew for . aeVen states. The existing lines are primarlly at 345,000 every one of its 1.5-m/llion cus- seve~al seconds. M~ss. H! sa•d: . volts and 136000 volts - ·- -· ----·-··----- 1 .. Co k ph . Pohce. weather bureau and On tho baSis .of Information 1 • • I omers. o em as1zes. "A· · !i · >-J ed Cons'r~~ion of the network The new nework will estab- .de 1 b'l't to 1 av1a on agenr~es were \K' ug I now have I would have to say . 118 a 1 1 Y • ,c .... 1 Sl rom rans- with re.....,• that va•'ted ·n de- 'I was met Will start In 1967 and is expet:'t· Iish a giant electric power mit much heaVier block!l of . .,..... ""' . . " I I a eor that must have . ed tO 1J:e .completed in 1972 To- I "loop" ext•nd'lng from lnd'tana . . scnption ap.d IJl.,.~n~rJWa,tlon been smaller than a footb-all . 1 · · .. power, 1t WI 11 a1so create new hi h ged troth · 11 1 .. It ob bly · tal c~.st ?.' the. project, i~lud- on the west to West Virginia high levels of reliability, flexi- ;a~~:n to a.. pla!lf ~n g~.ng ! that s~~~e~r toa breaokneu me~e~~ ~ng rif'\jt:lftebom:o. and sw1tch- : on t~e ~ast, ~it~ _an e:uension bility and Integrity of elertrir l But most knowledrJelttile sour· it was all in thf> same ~~ajec­ mg stat. "~· t~at will be r~~ir-~ nmmng mto V!rJ!:Ima (see map). l service. And it will providt the ces came- to the same conclu-1tory I doubt 1hat there rould t>d te t1e 1t mto the ex1stmg Announcement of the new grid necessary assurance that our s·on as Dr Fr~ L wh· 1 be · th " ' 11 · I' t d 8 1 $liJO. u . 1 • ~ • tppe more an one nes, IS .es lma e m wa~ made IDa New Vo_rk p1-ess customers will continue to re-:of tile Smithsonian Astrophysi- 1 Dr. Thomas D. Nicholson of J\on. · . conference today. In h1s an tCoatinued on Page 5) Ical Observatory at Cambridge. the Hayden Planetarium m I ~~- - -- -- -·----- · · ·- New York said. " 1! was at least I t~-~~~, ~ JOO times brighter than Venus : when that planet is at its great.\ e_gt brilli~nce, and aboUI 10,000 1 t1mes br1ghter than Sinus , which is the brightest star we : see at nigh I. •· I ::t - to period of 40 IJcnloled To The lnrere1t. 01 The Meip·Mtnon .4reD 750.. '000 VoIt Gr~•d PIanned BY·AEP.ID past 5 years 1 1 SERVICE AT ROBINSON'S light." De prunW:U a ~~~imi. uli'llno of how the dlsoount rate wu derived. He alao agreed to "Th~ would permit us oltOJ1eti our booded 1 World's Greatest Energy · Network Will Improve Service in 5 States 1 1 n AI you knew," he said, "the bond market is out of at y By OES Chapter A - llJ60 for mtere•t on the bonds, in escrow. · - $1,900, bond discount • Af i . .. . M p• 1 • ~eld 1 W'/d f/ D'scUSSed by J G d ,. I' ,. superior rating and two "ones" oo aight-reading ot the : festival in Ravenswood Salur· l da .&lple A selections were ·•English Folk Suite," by von Williams, "Toccato" by Tirolamo Fn!SCc>.. Telbaldi The woriiHlp march "Dn co.;rades" by Telke. The band was ICCOI!lpanied. by their , Gerald Simmons. Af· ter lll<lilinl In the Ravenswood antlf•-tum the Imnd wllh nine ·'!" ' ' others,: participated In • ~g , dowtttown Ra•o.,wood. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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