http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c466c564deb0ac96beea8a10f7e13956.pdf 939663a10bbfd0bebdbb9778beb3f6ac PDF Text Text 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. �• l 'l 1 I ~. FinidiSts are · ~\\at Indians Near Modern Record For Opening Triumphs By JEFF MEYERS brought up three lim" from It," McDowell eald. "JJ was UP! Sports Writfr . the minors by the Indians just one ef those hangilg The first 41 no-hltlers were before making the club for curves that come up oaee II 1 thO easies~it's No. 41 that's·· good in 1964, struck out eigbt while aDd are a balter'a dream. giving Sam McDowell trouble. and walked six to raise his I pitched Rgainsl him itl Puerto McDowell. who comoiled •• ."'"''d ill Ul. Rico aad I should now IIIII amazmg total ef 40 ao-hittersl McDowell's bid fo!' his first weakness by oow." before reaching the big time by major !eague no-hitter was The victory Wl!S Cleveland's signing a $7S.OOO Cleveland I foile~ ';• the sixth inoiag by eigblb strall(hl without a ltss brmus in 1900 at the age uf 17, Jose 1 drtabull, who's batting and gives , the lndtBDI a shot allowed only one safety Monday .. anemic .171. tunight at the Amerluan Ll!que night ill blanking Kansas City 2-'l'llrew Wrang Pltcb record for best starta, ~ oel D. "I threw Jose a <Urva but I by the 1914 St. Louis llrewnL The G. foot. 5 le!thBRder, failed to get it where I wanted 1The modera Amerleau Le- mark II IOoO -~· bt Ill AG&Dta llhl!>llef IIIII J'riNI• Brooi<J7a Dodger& II 1155. S.O, St. l.oull llbat . . Loe A1 g elu z. 1, PbUadolphla EMwbera !" lbo jualor siDpped PillsburKb M ud ~-~!!!' S.. lln1lllllll lipped Olcbllall 1-1. .. ._ ..";, -:::;:"'':: 1 · - ......,_ ""'""' ........ = Mrdr ..W It 111 .. . l>aa. "'Whhs 1111 baN ,.... Jorade4 Illouiiii ·I WOIId Jtllbo lip 18' hit," lllld Brown, who iiDolt I 1-1 plleb IDio !ell ~IrAN · - -.... - - -.... -w··- _ ...... - --- w ICXJI'l' lw: ~ -u-. iDaiDi. unbeala BlilDI' MeL:aiD C!evelallll 111118 by •inglq with Clolavilll ;'~yed· 1111 1951b ~ lle~~-~~~~ lbe llalel loaded II Ill 1111111 game in tile outfield wltboul v, ~ ;""~J.~- .. lOlling. tD 1bat frame, MU mairi'J& • · wrur i.u M tiii n..:.. 4- ~ y ~ u Alvis walktd IJid adYIIIICtd to 11a1 d a r d. T b e rlgblflelder trlum.-,.., 11ew w.. lhlrd u Leon Wagaer'o double, eellplod tile mart oel by liL .MC!OII After llooky E:olmta l1rUd: Delroll'o Clbarlellllaxwelllrom Ia llle . llallolal· ,l.aagut, out, J.l'rad Wllltfleld was 11ten- lll67 to 1161. :Ute"'!...: W Griffith I' ( ! 2PAIR _ _ Roush Shoe St011 MHS Swingers Take Fenwick, Mlddloport, 0. BY WELDWOOD HEADQUARTERS FOR eCDUNG TILE and eFLOOR TILE SEE US FOR ALL OF YOUR SPRING REMODELING & BUILDING NEEDS. Spring Painting Ahead? , • Choose Sprecl Satin From Glidden. Over 1000 Colors. Goes On Fast With No Paint Odor. Gaskins Takes Florida Job ... ·'"' -· •.• Costs A Problem? ATTENTION I MEIGS COUNTY STUDENTS SAFE DRMRS SEE MULlEN FOR and AETNA CASUALTY AlJTO.RITE Meigs County Student Organizations MAlt Covw~t~• Fer- L - Money A committee ha• been organlzad to ret out lOien In this Primary Electl<m, both Democrall and Re~::l: ~ano, , Blrlctly non-partlalnt ~-00 plip 10 Uon •M $25.00 prize to indiYiihW. · ·• . ' ora FOR DETAILS ~ONTACT1 -~ W. CROW•POMIROY, 0. · WY2·269i MULtEN lnsuranee .ncy, Inc. . t •An lfl&f)ffttUnl Aflfnl" 'WYW381 2illl St. �• l 'l 1 I ~. FinidiSts are · ~\\at Indians Near Modern Record For Opening Triumphs By JEFF MEYERS brought up three lim" from It," McDowell eald. "JJ was UP! Sports Writfr . the minors by the Indians just one ef those hangilg The first 41 no-hltlers were before making the club for curves that come up oaee II 1 thO easies~it's No. 41 that's·· good in 1964, struck out eigbt while aDd are a balter'a dream. giving Sam McDowell trouble. and walked six to raise his I pitched Rgainsl him itl Puerto McDowell. who comoiled •• ."'"''d ill Ul. Rico aad I should now IIIII amazmg total ef 40 ao-hittersl McDowell's bid fo!' his first weakness by oow." before reaching the big time by major !eague no-hitter was The victory Wl!S Cleveland's signing a $7S.OOO Cleveland I foile~ ';• the sixth inoiag by eigblb strall(hl without a ltss brmus in 1900 at the age uf 17, Jose 1 drtabull, who's batting and gives , the lndtBDI a shot allowed only one safety Monday .. anemic .171. tunight at the Amerluan Ll!que night ill blanking Kansas City 2-'l'llrew Wrang Pltcb record for best starta, ~ oel D. "I threw Jose a <Urva but I by the 1914 St. Louis llrewnL The G. foot. 5 le!thBRder, failed to get it where I wanted 1The modera Amerleau Le- mark II IOoO -~· bt Ill AG&Dta llhl!>llef IIIII J'riNI• Brooi<J7a Dodger& II 1155. S.O, St. l.oull llbat . . Loe A1 g elu z. 1, PbUadolphla EMwbera !" lbo jualor siDpped PillsburKb M ud ~-~!!!' S.. lln1lllllll lipped Olcbllall 1-1. .. ._ ..";, -:::;:"'':: 1 · - ......,_ ""'""' ........ = Mrdr ..W It 111 .. . l>aa. "'Whhs 1111 baN ,.... Jorade4 Illouiiii ·I WOIId Jtllbo lip 18' hit," lllld Brown, who iiDolt I 1-1 plleb IDio !ell ~IrAN · - -.... - - -.... -w··- _ ...... - --- w ICXJI'l' lw: ~ -u-. iDaiDi. unbeala BlilDI' MeL:aiD C!evelallll 111118 by •inglq with Clolavilll ;'~yed· 1111 1951b ~ lle~~-~~~~ lbe llalel loaded II Ill 1111111 game in tile outfield wltboul v, ~ ;""~J.~- .. lOlling. tD 1bat frame, MU mairi'J& • · wrur i.u M tiii n..:.. 4- ~ y ~ u Alvis walktd IJid adYIIIICtd to 11a1 d a r d. T b e rlgblflelder trlum.-,.., 11ew w.. lhlrd u Leon Wagaer'o double, eellplod tile mart oel by liL .MC!OII After llooky E:olmta l1rUd: Delroll'o Clbarlellllaxwelllrom Ia llle . llallolal· ,l.aagut, out, J.l'rad Wllltfleld was 11ten- lll67 to 1161. :Ute"'!...: W Griffith I' ( ! 2PAIR _ _ Roush Shoe St011 MHS Swingers Take Fenwick, Mlddloport, 0. BY WELDWOOD HEADQUARTERS FOR eCDUNG TILE and eFLOOR TILE SEE US FOR ALL OF YOUR SPRING REMODELING & BUILDING NEEDS. Spring Painting Ahead? , • Choose Sprecl Satin From Glidden. Over 1000 Colors. Goes On Fast With No Paint Odor. Gaskins Takes Florida Job ... ·'"' -· •.• Costs A Problem? ATTENTION I MEIGS COUNTY STUDENTS SAFE DRMRS SEE MULlEN FOR and AETNA CASUALTY AlJTO.RITE Meigs County Student Organizations MAlt Covw~t~• Fer- L - Money A committee ha• been organlzad to ret out lOien In this Primary Electl<m, both Democrall and Re~::l: ~ano, , Blrlctly non-partlalnt ~-00 plip 10 Uon •M $25.00 prize to indiYiihW. · ·• . ' ora FOR DETAILS ~ONTACT1 -~ W. CROW•POMIROY, 0. · WY2·269i MULtEN lnsuranee .ncy, Inc. . t •An lfl&f)ffttUnl Aflfnl" 'WYW381 2illl St. �• 6SP Life Saving Services Cl~rified by Chiaramonte !'be Ohio Stltl HiiJIWIY PI· hi pn~vldeo many lifo oiWinl ::~-::;1~..... ~ K•n.:reity rtcogniz· td by the molorln< public, UC· cordin. to Colonel Robert M. CJi~:;.rrnntte, F'atrOl Superin· tendent. One of tho molt voluablo ..,. vices · provided by tho Patrol is the emergency relay of blood, blood plasma altd hu· ~Del~ ~~·~:~~~· Po~eroy·Middleport, o,, April 2s. _:!f Miss Douglas is Candidate -..- ·=~~ · :.~: .::.::;: New Generation ofEquipment is Necessary July · 4 The Past C®ncnora AuocJa.l~~~n_s._,___ _ ·c1}rtJ~-~-UJ....t~ For. Archery" Queen · lion of Dllllrlot IS Dttllhlerl of D f Ma ,..... . ~felhMtt'ourJuiio~ltt, 'fl'!o, Pl.$!ABAN'I' ~ 'l'11e !rial-IUIJIIted !Gr lbe Sprii!J Lunch· Allllrlca mol HUIIIIIJ lllernoou, 11. II 1101Ch of """ ltUo.r 10 ''dt to on County Hrtme Demonstra· eon •• followa: Ava(anobo, PI!•t tho Fonat l101t hall Ia '11111' Ml.l..a T 1·to lur~ '''"' tttur ordinary wotdl. lluo ::Vw.<!! :::::o~':'~!~ ~~· ~·~VJn••· """ l'.hornbt olubo .... Plalna with 10 m~mbetl ...... , .•• I r . ...... 'l ~1 Ml~• MIII'Y Lee Delllill!l ol wUI be l!i qrlo of the pr~~- 'present. Hearing Altl KECA.IJ :::.a·"';" "but it Is, I blllt", rtiiASBII· tatlve of the thousands ~um, hour• ~pent each year in i•hlng li!liltanc• In a many Wlyt. Sat. P. D. McCretdyt Comf' ·~ mander of tho Gllll(ll)lis Patrol b.,, V«: · . ' PM!, also lttYinl Meigt Coun· ~~ ! -·~ · ty, otatld Ibm wt!rt IBI ouch [ l[SOED ' emoi'Joncy rtl~s handled In ' •. .: y this dlslrlct Jut yllll'. The ___ .... ,b td man eye8 needed for transplent requnts for Et&Ch BISisUIInc• 1 operation•. came !rom tho American fted 1r fVL~! ·rt:1 · .. c';;t' handles such relays only !n "We are always &lad to he1p ~-- - ~ emergency situations. out with emtl'l!ency rtlll)'s but REBALZ "Routine relays must be we also must keep our cars on ~:r;::;;r.~-,r-~"...:1 .N•r.-lhootre.-lllten handled by prlvatt ron\'eyanc- pa'rot as muc~ as potslble, We, to oran liM •llltl'IJie Ultltr. u es," he said. "We art always therefore, closely screen alJ re• •UQelltll.,tMaboftell'toon. willing and anxious to move quests for emer&eney relays · ,_~·'I oe!!ded materials when It " a but we do •ct !Wiftly when IIIII"' HIS maltl~r of llfr or death, '.ll' where I there Is a need.11 "'-,..._,lllo.:.GI""":Ilo..al~<ffo.~.=:.,~..~.~.m~•'!.,~,.~1 the success of an operation [Jumhlttr lltOD• MACAW NICKI&. IAIOON ~~:~;ver c~~:;~::t• ~;::; I~ ,, I ~ j' . _.J!i, •·v.•. 1 tad Lllldlrta, W. Vo,, •• aramo; PIIHtetr afld liesulrflll. candkta= fer the ~!!!!!'tt! ~ h!bJp ~nr,~!ll ! Leo end July Al'1!blry QuiOII . l'rldiiY llpland, florol arrtlfllemonll 'for rnorntna ~~ KrOdel Pork, Th~ IIIII~: Allllt BoUoy, llottl Lftd· t!lndlda!A 1 plclurlt Ia to tP ors, Rltotlodondron, Maaon and pear tn lilt Julli lsoue •of No· Plaaaam, (191!1111; Wohelo and tlonal A,.htry Mll!ollno. lllo~ee, fovoro; Haven HomtGriiMII lli --~-.::: ( ~ f Mrs • Zerkle 1$• tit' up Patrol pt"rsonnel and . p 'd 1 •quipmenl un less an em· i resl ent Or .,.g,ncy exist> " Even with this I Mason WSCS rl&id <'ontrol of emergency re- . or supplies. We do not, howev· t'f, Slld1 U WIU caa hllr ]liiODie ta111 .Mdwliii-..U:i.>iiittreadliil, !OJ. and tln't mue oullbl wol'da lowi!d by tho I.oltl'• Prtytr clurl,y or fl You art dptrf· oltd pladHe to tho nq, A rt• enctnrlllttnlne 4lllle\lltle~ In port was given on Ilia Buddy ch h .... 11 Starcher ahOII wbloh the A3,.. b 1I1'C ' ""'' ol'ihn11• 01' 11 oJatlon lf!Jthsol'ld Plans were ome, you con ae leve a ne~ ad I I ,.: . ""nd hilh In speech elarl\1 I n d m e or 1 P cnou on "" ay, nd 'l August 28, the place to be an. U onllno ns with thlo ne~ nounced. A discussion was bold ald. &von whiapara aro ~Y•· "" incrmlnt lht mom~rlhlp. Ill Clear. II lnttl'lltlll tlrlle Refreshments were served at HEARL'IG, 32 E. 9th St., l!:rle the closo of tho meollnt by : Pa. You wtll receive full In mombera of Goldtft Gleam ttndl !ormation It no coli or obll· Forest Heoo Councllo, lion Whltloevar._,Ad:iiii;iY'=;; - . . makers, 10911 arrqemonts and Mtss DOugles '' the dauahttr preparaUon of cofCae. Helping of Mr and Mro Gdt Doualaso · ' Other. candidat~s were tran: Hand, Name tago, · nle Lana Joy Thabet Alice I lliach club Wll aokod by the Stone, Li~da Wltharl ' and !lrfsldent, )frs, John MarBhlll, Connie Harbour. to .ubmit nameo for 1 Maaon The rouncll voted to bold C®nty Belle. The lady to re· Its Spr;•g Luncheon at t be )ll'eoent the county at the Folk Nation:.· Guard Armory on P'eo~val at Glenville, •• June May 19th widt rqiitration otart- 111-19, must be 70 year. of ••• fll1 at9:45 a. nt The altair wiD or older. TO OUII CUSTOMERS~ b. potluck. Council member. Tbe followlntl peraons were are Invited to brlng a Jlllesl. appohtted by tho preoldent to i'....Uy", Ailwll'l Why lhe •rthrltie alool&oll.r lorffl ''•• A •tYI• show will be held aotve on the 4-H Award Com· . pkdp•HI COUlDN'T liND Htl ELIOW wilh prl!es io be awarded In mlttee, Mrs. Vlt11l Burris, Mrs. live categories. Mrs. Robert Charles Yonker and Mrs. Beck~ Sayre o! New Haven II chair· tlhelmtr• GIVE DINNER man. CommiU.. mombtrtt At the conclllllen of tho moe~ . ' Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Barnit• are Mrs. Leo Litchfield, New ing, Mr. Roy Lloyd, Director entertained with a dinner re- Haven Mrs. Otis Lltch!leld Pl. of Head Start In Mason County cently at their home, Lincoln P'lell!l~t, Mr!. Vernal Joru;son, explabh!d ho~ woDlen of ~ Heights, honorliiJ his mother, Weot Columbia. Mrs. Ralph Sf· group could assist in consult· . Mrs. W. 0. Barnltz on her b1rlh· rnester of Che!lte:r, Ohio, wiU ant service to adults In the PT. PLEASANT - The Ma· day. Present wete Mr, and ' present a very interesting pr~~- Head Stlrt f'roeram. Tho coun. oon County Shariff's Depllrtrnent Mrs. w. 0. Bbrnlt2, and Gary sram duriiiJ tho afternoon. ell votod lo lUisi In lhl! MIDDL&PORT, 0. lnveallgated 1 0110 car accident Barnib and daughters, Carol Club responoibllltiu·•~'~""~'"~~~l~·ec~L:.._________:2:::::::::================:::~:4 Snnday evening resulllngln per· abd Ellen of Pomeroy; Mr. and ·. : . Mrs, Keith Barml2. Middleport sonal mJury and approx1mately and the host and hoste!!s. 1650 property damage. :,::•1 au=::~. I ::I depends rm Immediate rl"re!pt Sally Smith, praafdtnl, oon· fhi,.hwl . tM m•Alln• whll!h n.,. INQUIRE ABOUT OUR "SHOES FOR FREE CLUB Driver Cited After Wretk ill)'! the Patrol respondtd to : MASON - Mrs. Lester Zermm·e than 800 eDJls lor such kle, Mason, was elected presiheJp In 1965, arrordmg to the dfnt of ·Noman'a Society or Superintendent. Chri11tian Service of the M1aon "The as!lstancP Wf gJVe In Methodist Church when the SU('h rasPs l., a ver~· small : group met recently a; the part of the time apent h~· Pa- i church. Othe1 officers elected trol officers in aiding our dli- 1were Mrs. Howard v1nMatrt zens," continued Chiaramonte, : vice pre1ident, Mr.~. LarrY Bumgardner , secretary, Mrs ; Russell Barton, treasurer. . Mrs. Glen Cartwri1ht wa• Ronnie F. Hill, 24, lloiMtl, MEETS TONIGIIT elected chairman of the Rebec· WIS cited for r~ckless operation The ·American Legion Auxll: f·a Cirrlt and Mrs. Murl Me&et. after he lost control of hi.i \'<!· lary of Dre-w Webster POll A· , chairman of Mary Circle; Sup- hicles white travelln11 south on merican U!&iou wlU meet toTUE!DAY pi) Work. M". Judy Flaga, Rl. I eilht mil•• from Point nifht, at 7:30. There will be THE POMEROY WCTU will ' Spiritual Life, Mrs. Frod S()fn· Plea•ant and struck a ulllity lnlotion and all officers and meet 1'uesdlly at 2 p. rn. at the . cer_: Memb_er11hip QJ.ItiVIt~, pole. He Will taken to Pleuant ln~mbers are urged to attend, 1 United Methodist church. TO STVDV N.\nJRE 1Mrs . John Sisson: Campus MID· Valley Ho1p1tal where ~e was THE PAST MATRONS of JS!ry, Mrs Charles Yeager: treated from bruises of hiS body The Wildwood Garden club Pomeroy Chapter OES will I Chrl•ttan Social Relallon, Mro, ond a cut tongue. will have • nature otudy and meet Tuesday evening ul the Wilham Fry Mn. George CarArre!lt! recorded at the coun- hike at the home of Mrs. Vic· Pomeroy Masonic Temple. son terved as chairman of the I ty jaJI during thfl seekend wer~: tor Hysell, Wednesday, beliD-1 THE MIDDLEPORT Band nominating commllleo. Robert E Chafm, Jr., 41, Pl. llinl at 10:30 a.m, Booater Asaor.latlon will meet During Ute bualneu meetlng Plea~ant, peace warrant; Rob-J1;;;&....,.......,................._,J Tuesday even InK. April 26, in 1 l~ w~lch Mr11. Howard _vanMat- ert Roa:ers, 31 , West Ctlumbia, the high school cafeteria at' JfO , v1ce pre!ldent. pres•ded, the and William Harrison Wamsley, 7:30 p. m. ParPn1s of bantl group voted to ~ontribute $10 to J 27. ~.ew ~aYtn . both charged ~tlJdentB are uri!<! to attend. [ the Drelgh .Mllls•on In Pokistan. ! with 1r.tmncatlon. I LA DIP-S AUXILI ,HY 1, j Mrs. Ray Proffit! votod to ron· I' 1 F'et'ney . Benm'!lt Po~t . AmPr t~~bt-111" $75 It, miiiSJon work this PLAN _OPIN HOUSE 1 irnn Legion, will mP~t T•JPS· ~ R1. The fam&Jy of Jesse Tuttle day evf'ning at 7 : ~0 ~ · m. :1l Mrs. Ru!.8fll Barton reportfd I has planned tn open house ' the legion h<~ll tn ~\li:ltll<'pnrl . on the Sprmg District meeting Sunday, ~ay l. at his home. i R,-\CINE AMER ICAN Legion whlrh _.he attended ln Hunting- Chi!Ster m observance of Mr. HOMECUIT8 AtJxil·l~ry will me~t Tuesday ton recer1tly, end Mt" 11 . Oeorae Tutu~·• 96th ~lrthd•>" · FriendA I CI.OStT WE NOW HAVE PV1'•1ing , April 26. at 7:30 at C~r11on reported on 1 two day art a~so planmn~ a card shOW· ACCI!IIOIIU the p 11 ~ 1 homf!. · meelina in Beckley. Also at- er. Hts address ts Lona: Bot· WEDNESDAY tending the meeUna1 were Mrs. tom, RFD. OHIO VALLF.V ·Command- LE>ster 7.A'rkle1 J\;rll. Ralph ----el'Y No. U K. 'I'. will hold lhPJr Ptekrns presented the program, Pleuanl Valley HOipl•al ~ l a l l"d conclave Wednesday at ""The Jnclusive Church.'' ADMI'I1ED: Mrs. BiUy Sim· l GARMENT IAQ PAD IIIII COVIll SET 7:30 p.m., wlth 0 potluck · at : The (l'O\.I~ voted to buy 12 mons. Gallipolis; Mrs. Lee Henli :30 p.m. Albtl't G. Woodard hymnals if sufficient funds are ry, GaJJipolis Ferry: Mra. For• 1AI eminent tommander. available at Ull' l"nd of the year. est Hareravet, West ColurnbJI; Molds lG fult-lenlth prTHE MIDDLEPORT Literary Refreshment< were oerved by Harold Keeler, Pt. Pleasnnt; • - tontecl covor. Twlo mentt. 3-hook wire framl! . d ub wi ll meet Wednesda} at- · Mrs. CharJe~ Yea1er, Mrs. John Cheesebrew , Pt. Pleasant. pad of poly lollm •nd Hu..,- yjpyl. fuiZ:ipper. .nDn. Sttnd•ld lite. ternoon at the home or ~lr!. ~uri Meg., and Mrs. Russoll DISCHARGED : Gil)' Hlflhts, Ben PhliRon in Radne. Re- Barton to Mrs. Mllu Brown Raleigh, N. C.; Mrs. Franklin M R ' Hrtlloy and son, Bidwell: Mra. views inrllLde ''A Child Pol!lses~· l ' r~. USi~ll C.peMrt, Mr 1. Clinton Miller, Pt. Pleaunt; William 1 John Chattm. Mrs. W. H. Fogle- Le'trd Dowell, SouthJide ; ed" given b) Mrs. Russell and •·chlldren for Adop- r song, Mrs. Howard VanMatre Diai' a Wellman , Kanal.llli Ha~­ tion·• to br girf'n by Mrs. nuy i Mrs, Larry Bumgardner. Mrt: old Holkinl, Pt. Pltaunt; John Shuler. Roll coli retponM> will ! Dnllas Cadle, Mra. Georle Veuey, Wn ; Mrs. Beulah FLORIST be a child o fiction, Caroon. Mrs. Glen Cart. Starkey, Glonwootl. Thurodoy wright. Mr.•. Donald Cook, Mrs. BIRTH , Mr. and Mro, Larry I Serving the Big Bend Area PLACI MAT SET Rock Springs Grange will [ ~arvan hame, Mrs. Wllliatn Patrick, Huntin1ton, 1 daurh· ] 59 N. It<. Av•. MiddltJIOrl Set of 4. M•tchinl Retu1D address. Perm~~t Thursday. at 8 p.m. Thf're 1 I' ry·, Mrs. Wayne Orten, Mrl. tf coasters. Foilm biiCk. sonal size; 80 ln pfle. will be a program and refresh- ! Lim Rottgen. Mrs. John Sisson, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-O&iili.., 1111- Be tnonio will be mved . i Mrs. Judy ~logg, Mro. Ralph !!"'"'fl"flltlttttntmmtnmtnnnlnttmnltlttttlttttttttltlfm"""'"nm 1 AF1'ERNOON C"IRCh E of PJcken~ and Mrs. Ray Prortitt. lltlfl. •1.881x10·1noh Photo li'l'lml •• , Hrath Methodist Churcl. .,.,,ill ! Reg. lk Dura Meid• Rubber Gloves ... 44c meet Thursday ofternoon. Ap· • GRANT JUOOMI!NT Reg. •/$1.00 lnflnte' Anlclete .•.... 4/118C rU 2B at 2 p.m. at ll>e church. 1 PT; PLEASANT - The ~1 1 ,. Rag. ltc loya' Denim loaer lhorts ... 57c Miss B ~·ss Sanborn w;lt 1x> pro- on County Circuit Court 1r1ntReg. S9c Boys' Craw looke •••.••• 21c pr. gram leader and hostesses wi\1 I ed judament to the Firat N1• Reg. 98o Hanweye Men'• T·lhlrt ••••. 77c OC Mrs. C. :\ . Hennrsy . w s. ~~~~~~ Bank of Ripley tn lwo Everett 0dvi:., \lrs. Emerson dactton!l. Judgment Wll 1· Jones and ~·I rs. Homer (!)(lk . war ed the Ba.nk In the sum ar RIVERVIEW GARDt:N CLUB ,r.~! Rfrom tho deftnt11nt will meel ':'hursdav eveninJ o\p- . 1 · Hollman In one IC• · the Forked "' · . Jon ond j u,.ment •· 1h the amrll 28 o'clock at Women's and Mlssts' Run State Park lur a wif'nrr ' ~~nt or M83 .74 rrom defendatlt roast and nalur(' tour. e~ Rollin!! ln the other ae· lion. ONE WON ONE da s!- of the Varied styles. Rc:~l1· ---- - -up IINye, 32 · 38. Pomero~' 1-'1rst Baptist rhurch will rnef't Thur~doy at 7::!L p. · cu,.!!d. All momboro or lho .. '% m. at the home ''' ~1r~ Atf'n Fftderatrd Church are urJid to ... Strlleh Shain Mrrhani,· St with M r~ ! attend Worship aervlct at 10:· ~ · · · · · · 25 al\(j con•t-al!onal mootlnl J()teph Cc ,k as <:o : hostf's.~ . , Ht ll:.10. • ~. V•rled fabrics, Mrs. WraJ jl Sterrf'U on \I he de-- 1 ~( styJ••· 1·11. 1 votlonal l"der D 't N I tIll I ~U,I>A y I 011 11 t l , Ill ···' FEDERATED CHU RCH ol 1 ·.E Porneroy announces t"llngreKaDo talw tMth droro. tllp or wobble tiona! meetln~ ~ollnwlna the reg- [)gn w11en you t&lk, nt,lluJh or lllleeze? .. ' t be annoy111 and embarrB51!1!d ulat wnr11hip ~ervlce Sunday, bf •u.ch htnll.lctp.. 5'AaT•I'I1t, an .! 1\UVl u 1\',1 11 I N 5 • t.aun .. tnon-aakl 1powtltr \0 IDtlll.• 6' ~ May lit, at 11 :30 n.m. rEST L kl•onyourplatet.ketpataiMiet'b E •-twoon Mare nrml)' 1ft, Ol'• OOrdldtll.' t•l· t Pf sibltlty of 11 1.oor'er "' ~ Ina ol ~~tt~umy and adllld oamron. ,' Ltss Drip -Less Spatter the Prtsbyterla and mt Unlltd Na Jummf.I<Mm',HI~ tuJ;uriMI• t 1n1. Ott PAtTII'Ml tocs•r ·~ llrur C.bt.~rch of Christ will hf. dill- co\Uitlrt •~•I'Y•htr.. i 1 ' THE SHOE BOX --- SOCIAL CAtENDAR 1 EXPERIENCE! (H1Chtr Cturts Art Ntt Trainlnt lchnllt VOTE FOR of Circlt'11Ue, Ohio JUDGE FOR 9 YEARS DON'T WAIT TOO LONG ... ... TO START YOUR GARDEN. 'Ut£ ONLY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR THIS OFFICE WHO IS A JUDGE AN UNUSUAL RECOR01 Judae Ammer handled 3,683 CUll in Pickewsy County in 9 yur1. ONLY Tt-IREE were reversed by the Appeals Court- None has ever been upset by the Ohio Supreme Court. He'!. been gg 11nd 91t100tt1 pet etnt rlaht\ 1 1 CABBAGE and HW LfTTUCE .... 1.91 PLANTS ., 10-lnch Teflon FRY .PAN cleenmc a otnchJ Coot .bf.lck -.. de. DuPont approved. ------- 35c doz. :_-:; (; 111 Nw-atick finish mekll iryinltl •bd DUDLEY'S 1 81' 29' ------- ------•u7 J;-'•' Plutic . . SALE 1 Pltlt!C TRASH CONTAIIIEAI ....... ....... .,_ ......... WASTEBASKI:T fa· f'.t 1.99 1.21 Cover Jocks on. Strooa handlet. 20·a:a1. size. ....,...,.,..._ • EullltM flii!Gtlrt Pull 'N Cloan Oiin ondo . eiJIIIII!I tllutfliiY. , COok-- conoN IHIItTS I ONI COAT VINYL outomotlallfr 1111111141 "'"select. SPECIAL I 64 OLDS CAIIRIS , WALL PAINT fALSE 1£1TH 1 BAKER FURNITURE 1rs Homowenized lj EAH IERMS e,: LIFE GaNo! Cotton eyelet. liD wtloL fll, EllS· Trimmed. Shaclow panel er ool~l'l. RALL'S ' ' Horold Chlh, Mgr. Phono WY 2·2511 Mlddle~rt, !pry air. '1395 ., ,. 77' . ', . L'l N 'f. ' : . K B ' . , .... .- . '+.~ ·: '1 ·., .' MIDDLE~~~t~ / Q,, _, ·, 0. ,., J ' l ., ' i ~ Womn do prefer eleetr!e range• for bftkintr. Thnt'o a fart. The reasons ~~~~Y, INC. . ._,.II · . 1111 chi~lltl~~tv ..."'""' ' ' . .. • ., ., • • •< / l . ' J ' ' I, ·' ~ Go flameless. • • put on a happy face! ' DOWNING INSURANCE,. · ' ' ..rvlnt•Melli County Sin" U~ . $4.95 CHASE . HARDWARE Lecutl Jt, V·B motor. automatic trario., power brokeo, Pl'wer steorlna, 6 way power soat, radio, tinted 111,., whita lfdowall tireS, whotl diBCI, anti•opin differential. ftc• area. i Save $1.54 1 Gallon Dynamic .88 Hoi. Sedan Middleport, 0. Creamy Smooth SO EAS'f TD USE An antlrely now wall paint that makes pa~nting faster and attle!, Superior hidinc oilers ono·coat covor,.e. ~ ! No bruth or roller matks will · •· i thow, Guarantud washlble. Reg. $8.49 , i Clean up with IOJP and Wiler. • Whitt or Latnt Golm. .; .,.n 01111101 IIOitf-111 otarii/OIB~f 141 . Our Weekly . " ,. KARR &VAN ZANDT ' •1 . ! '• ' ·Cadillac - Oldsmobll•. , I"Yiti'II!Ae OnQU~IJ W•J 11 DOI18 B~ ' uvn~42 :.' ""!!~liii!lilii.;iloo:'oilotilil , ·,Po...,erov Oh~ . are very simple. Best btlking results depend on accurat. heat controL And electric ovens give perfoct h04lt control because they are precise, eiectronle in•trumenta. Set the di11l at the temperature you wa nt and thut Is Ute ' exAct temper~tu~e you'll !!•t! Another thing, clecl~· lc OV.ftS are «>lnplt!tely · insulot.~·. thl!! kee'Jitl tile heat In the oven where tt belonJ!!!. BnkM better, , keeps kitchens ctl!ller ••• two thoughtful reason• for going nameless. ll'ot :. more information oo the merits of clean, flameless electric rl\ngea ••• ea11 · the ELECT!IIC company. See ....;.....,__~-~"'1"-...;':.o.;:' ~.':-.~ JtUr ···~........c~iG l!lPi+ance deale~ .l!diJ}.. '. . . . ' .. ~. . .---'"'" .: ,,...;ll.....', :~ "' . i,j ':. . .,...r,.... ' 1~ ·, : ·. t+ • ~ ,1 ' . ! t • ' < • �• 6SP Life Saving Services Cl~rified by Chiaramonte !'be Ohio Stltl HiiJIWIY PI· hi pn~vldeo many lifo oiWinl ::~-::;1~..... ~ K•n.:reity rtcogniz· td by the molorln< public, UC· cordin. to Colonel Robert M. CJi~:;.rrnntte, F'atrOl Superin· tendent. One of tho molt voluablo ..,. vices · provided by tho Patrol is the emergency relay of blood, blood plasma altd hu· ~Del~ ~~·~:~~~· Po~eroy·Middleport, o,, April 2s. _:!f Miss Douglas is Candidate -..- ·=~~ · :.~: .::.::;: New Generation ofEquipment is Necessary July · 4 The Past C®ncnora AuocJa.l~~~n_s._,___ _ ·c1}rtJ~-~-UJ....t~ For. Archery" Queen · lion of Dllllrlot IS Dttllhlerl of D f Ma ,..... . ~felhMtt'ourJuiio~ltt, 'fl'!o, Pl.$!ABAN'I' ~ 'l'11e !rial-IUIJIIted !Gr lbe Sprii!J Lunch· Allllrlca mol HUIIIIIJ lllernoou, 11. II 1101Ch of """ ltUo.r 10 ''dt to on County Hrtme Demonstra· eon •• followa: Ava(anobo, PI!•t tho Fonat l101t hall Ia '11111' Ml.l..a T 1·to lur~ '''"' tttur ordinary wotdl. lluo ::Vw.<!! :::::o~':'~!~ ~~· ~·~VJn••· """ l'.hornbt olubo .... Plalna with 10 m~mbetl ...... , .•• I r . ...... 'l ~1 Ml~• MIII'Y Lee Delllill!l ol wUI be l!i qrlo of the pr~~- 'present. Hearing Altl KECA.IJ :::.a·"';" "but it Is, I blllt", rtiiASBII· tatlve of the thousands ~um, hour• ~pent each year in i•hlng li!liltanc• In a many Wlyt. Sat. P. D. McCretdyt Comf' ·~ mander of tho Gllll(ll)lis Patrol b.,, V«: · . ' PM!, also lttYinl Meigt Coun· ~~ ! -·~ · ty, otatld Ibm wt!rt IBI ouch [ l[SOED ' emoi'Joncy rtl~s handled In ' •. .: y this dlslrlct Jut yllll'. The ___ .... ,b td man eye8 needed for transplent requnts for Et&Ch BISisUIInc• 1 operation•. came !rom tho American fted 1r fVL~! ·rt:1 · .. c';;t' handles such relays only !n "We are always &lad to he1p ~-- - ~ emergency situations. out with emtl'l!ency rtlll)'s but REBALZ "Routine relays must be we also must keep our cars on ~:r;::;;r.~-,r-~"...:1 .N•r.-lhootre.-lllten handled by prlvatt ron\'eyanc- pa'rot as muc~ as potslble, We, to oran liM •llltl'IJie Ultltr. u es," he said. "We art always therefore, closely screen alJ re• •UQelltll.,tMaboftell'toon. willing and anxious to move quests for emer&eney relays · ,_~·'I oe!!ded materials when It " a but we do •ct !Wiftly when IIIII"' HIS maltl~r of llfr or death, '.ll' where I there Is a need.11 "'-,..._,lllo.:.GI""":Ilo..al~<ffo.~.=:.,~..~.~.m~•'!.,~,.~1 the success of an operation [Jumhlttr lltOD• MACAW NICKI&. IAIOON ~~:~;ver c~~:;~::t• ~;::; I~ ,, I ~ j' . _.J!i, •·v.•. 1 tad Lllldlrta, W. Vo,, •• aramo; PIIHtetr afld liesulrflll. candkta= fer the ~!!!!!'tt! ~ h!bJp ~nr,~!ll ! Leo end July Al'1!blry QuiOII . l'rldiiY llpland, florol arrtlfllemonll 'for rnorntna ~~ KrOdel Pork, Th~ IIIII~: Allllt BoUoy, llottl Lftd· t!lndlda!A 1 plclurlt Ia to tP ors, Rltotlodondron, Maaon and pear tn lilt Julli lsoue •of No· Plaaaam, (191!1111; Wohelo and tlonal A,.htry Mll!ollno. lllo~ee, fovoro; Haven HomtGriiMII lli --~-.::: ( ~ f Mrs • Zerkle 1$• tit' up Patrol pt"rsonnel and . p 'd 1 •quipmenl un less an em· i resl ent Or .,.g,ncy exist> " Even with this I Mason WSCS rl&id <'ontrol of emergency re- . or supplies. We do not, howev· t'f, Slld1 U WIU caa hllr ]liiODie ta111 .Mdwliii-..U:i.>iiittreadliil, !OJ. and tln't mue oullbl wol'da lowi!d by tho I.oltl'• Prtytr clurl,y or fl You art dptrf· oltd pladHe to tho nq, A rt• enctnrlllttnlne 4lllle\lltle~ In port was given on Ilia Buddy ch h .... 11 Starcher ahOII wbloh the A3,.. b 1I1'C ' ""'' ol'ihn11• 01' 11 oJatlon lf!Jthsol'ld Plans were ome, you con ae leve a ne~ ad I I ,.: . ""nd hilh In speech elarl\1 I n d m e or 1 P cnou on "" ay, nd 'l August 28, the place to be an. U onllno ns with thlo ne~ nounced. A discussion was bold ald. &von whiapara aro ~Y•· "" incrmlnt lht mom~rlhlp. Ill Clear. II lnttl'lltlll tlrlle Refreshments were served at HEARL'IG, 32 E. 9th St., l!:rle the closo of tho meollnt by : Pa. You wtll receive full In mombera of Goldtft Gleam ttndl !ormation It no coli or obll· Forest Heoo Councllo, lion Whltloevar._,Ad:iiii;iY'=;; - . . makers, 10911 arrqemonts and Mtss DOugles '' the dauahttr preparaUon of cofCae. Helping of Mr and Mro Gdt Doualaso · ' Other. candidat~s were tran: Hand, Name tago, · nle Lana Joy Thabet Alice I lliach club Wll aokod by the Stone, Li~da Wltharl ' and !lrfsldent, )frs, John MarBhlll, Connie Harbour. to .ubmit nameo for 1 Maaon The rouncll voted to bold C®nty Belle. The lady to re· Its Spr;•g Luncheon at t be )ll'eoent the county at the Folk Nation:.· Guard Armory on P'eo~val at Glenville, •• June May 19th widt rqiitration otart- 111-19, must be 70 year. of ••• fll1 at9:45 a. nt The altair wiD or older. TO OUII CUSTOMERS~ b. potluck. Council member. Tbe followlntl peraons were are Invited to brlng a Jlllesl. appohtted by tho preoldent to i'....Uy", Ailwll'l Why lhe •rthrltie alool&oll.r lorffl ''•• A •tYI• show will be held aotve on the 4-H Award Com· . pkdp•HI COUlDN'T liND Htl ELIOW wilh prl!es io be awarded In mlttee, Mrs. Vlt11l Burris, Mrs. live categories. Mrs. Robert Charles Yonker and Mrs. Beck~ Sayre o! New Haven II chair· tlhelmtr• GIVE DINNER man. CommiU.. mombtrtt At the conclllllen of tho moe~ . ' Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Barnit• are Mrs. Leo Litchfield, New ing, Mr. Roy Lloyd, Director entertained with a dinner re- Haven Mrs. Otis Lltch!leld Pl. of Head Start In Mason County cently at their home, Lincoln P'lell!l~t, Mr!. Vernal Joru;son, explabh!d ho~ woDlen of ~ Heights, honorliiJ his mother, Weot Columbia. Mrs. Ralph Sf· group could assist in consult· . Mrs. W. 0. Barnltz on her b1rlh· rnester of Che!lte:r, Ohio, wiU ant service to adults In the PT. PLEASANT - The Ma· day. Present wete Mr, and ' present a very interesting pr~~- Head Stlrt f'roeram. Tho coun. oon County Shariff's Depllrtrnent Mrs. w. 0. Bbrnlt2, and Gary sram duriiiJ tho afternoon. ell votod lo lUisi In lhl! MIDDL&PORT, 0. lnveallgated 1 0110 car accident Barnib and daughters, Carol Club responoibllltiu·•~'~""~'"~~~l~·ec~L:.._________:2:::::::::================:::~:4 Snnday evening resulllngln per· abd Ellen of Pomeroy; Mr. and ·. : . Mrs, Keith Barml2. Middleport sonal mJury and approx1mately and the host and hoste!!s. 1650 property damage. :,::•1 au=::~. I ::I depends rm Immediate rl"re!pt Sally Smith, praafdtnl, oon· fhi,.hwl . tM m•Alln• whll!h n.,. INQUIRE ABOUT OUR "SHOES FOR FREE CLUB Driver Cited After Wretk ill)'! the Patrol respondtd to : MASON - Mrs. Lester Zermm·e than 800 eDJls lor such kle, Mason, was elected presiheJp In 1965, arrordmg to the dfnt of ·Noman'a Society or Superintendent. Chri11tian Service of the M1aon "The as!lstancP Wf gJVe In Methodist Church when the SU('h rasPs l., a ver~· small : group met recently a; the part of the time apent h~· Pa- i church. Othe1 officers elected trol officers in aiding our dli- 1were Mrs. Howard v1nMatrt zens," continued Chiaramonte, : vice pre1ident, Mr.~. LarrY Bumgardner , secretary, Mrs ; Russell Barton, treasurer. . Mrs. Glen Cartwri1ht wa• Ronnie F. Hill, 24, lloiMtl, MEETS TONIGIIT elected chairman of the Rebec· WIS cited for r~ckless operation The ·American Legion Auxll: f·a Cirrlt and Mrs. Murl Me&et. after he lost control of hi.i \'<!· lary of Dre-w Webster POll A· , chairman of Mary Circle; Sup- hicles white travelln11 south on merican U!&iou wlU meet toTUE!DAY pi) Work. M". Judy Flaga, Rl. I eilht mil•• from Point nifht, at 7:30. There will be THE POMEROY WCTU will ' Spiritual Life, Mrs. Frod S()fn· Plea•ant and struck a ulllity lnlotion and all officers and meet 1'uesdlly at 2 p. rn. at the . cer_: Memb_er11hip QJ.ItiVIt~, pole. He Will taken to Pleuant ln~mbers are urged to attend, 1 United Methodist church. TO STVDV N.\nJRE 1Mrs . John Sisson: Campus MID· Valley Ho1p1tal where ~e was THE PAST MATRONS of JS!ry, Mrs Charles Yeager: treated from bruises of hiS body The Wildwood Garden club Pomeroy Chapter OES will I Chrl•ttan Social Relallon, Mro, ond a cut tongue. will have • nature otudy and meet Tuesday evening ul the Wilham Fry Mn. George CarArre!lt! recorded at the coun- hike at the home of Mrs. Vic· Pomeroy Masonic Temple. son terved as chairman of the I ty jaJI during thfl seekend wer~: tor Hysell, Wednesday, beliD-1 THE MIDDLEPORT Band nominating commllleo. Robert E Chafm, Jr., 41, Pl. llinl at 10:30 a.m, Booater Asaor.latlon will meet During Ute bualneu meetlng Plea~ant, peace warrant; Rob-J1;;;&....,.......,................._,J Tuesday even InK. April 26, in 1 l~ w~lch Mr11. Howard _vanMat- ert Roa:ers, 31 , West Ctlumbia, the high school cafeteria at' JfO , v1ce pre!ldent. pres•ded, the and William Harrison Wamsley, 7:30 p. m. ParPn1s of bantl group voted to ~ontribute $10 to J 27. ~.ew ~aYtn . both charged ~tlJdentB are uri!<! to attend. [ the Drelgh .Mllls•on In Pokistan. ! with 1r.tmncatlon. I LA DIP-S AUXILI ,HY 1, j Mrs. Ray Proffit! votod to ron· I' 1 F'et'ney . Benm'!lt Po~t . AmPr t~~bt-111" $75 It, miiiSJon work this PLAN _OPIN HOUSE 1 irnn Legion, will mP~t T•JPS· ~ R1. The fam&Jy of Jesse Tuttle day evf'ning at 7 : ~0 ~ · m. :1l Mrs. Ru!.8fll Barton reportfd I has planned tn open house ' the legion h<~ll tn ~\li:ltll<'pnrl . on the Sprmg District meeting Sunday, ~ay l. at his home. i R,-\CINE AMER ICAN Legion whlrh _.he attended ln Hunting- Chi!Ster m observance of Mr. HOMECUIT8 AtJxil·l~ry will me~t Tuesday ton recer1tly, end Mt" 11 . Oeorae Tutu~·• 96th ~lrthd•>" · FriendA I CI.OStT WE NOW HAVE PV1'•1ing , April 26. at 7:30 at C~r11on reported on 1 two day art a~so planmn~ a card shOW· ACCI!IIOIIU the p 11 ~ 1 homf!. · meelina in Beckley. Also at- er. Hts address ts Lona: Bot· WEDNESDAY tending the meeUna1 were Mrs. tom, RFD. OHIO VALLF.V ·Command- LE>ster 7.A'rkle1 J\;rll. Ralph ----el'Y No. U K. 'I'. will hold lhPJr Ptekrns presented the program, Pleuanl Valley HOipl•al ~ l a l l"d conclave Wednesday at ""The Jnclusive Church.'' ADMI'I1ED: Mrs. BiUy Sim· l GARMENT IAQ PAD IIIII COVIll SET 7:30 p.m., wlth 0 potluck · at : The (l'O\.I~ voted to buy 12 mons. Gallipolis; Mrs. Lee Henli :30 p.m. Albtl't G. Woodard hymnals if sufficient funds are ry, GaJJipolis Ferry: Mra. For• 1AI eminent tommander. available at Ull' l"nd of the year. est Hareravet, West ColurnbJI; Molds lG fult-lenlth prTHE MIDDLEPORT Literary Refreshment< were oerved by Harold Keeler, Pt. Pleasnnt; • - tontecl covor. Twlo mentt. 3-hook wire framl! . d ub wi ll meet Wednesda} at- · Mrs. CharJe~ Yea1er, Mrs. John Cheesebrew , Pt. Pleasant. pad of poly lollm •nd Hu..,- yjpyl. fuiZ:ipper. .nDn. Sttnd•ld lite. ternoon at the home or ~lr!. ~uri Meg., and Mrs. Russoll DISCHARGED : Gil)' Hlflhts, Ben PhliRon in Radne. Re- Barton to Mrs. Mllu Brown Raleigh, N. C.; Mrs. Franklin M R ' Hrtlloy and son, Bidwell: Mra. views inrllLde ''A Child Pol!lses~· l ' r~. USi~ll C.peMrt, Mr 1. Clinton Miller, Pt. Pleaunt; William 1 John Chattm. Mrs. W. H. Fogle- Le'trd Dowell, SouthJide ; ed" given b) Mrs. Russell and •·chlldren for Adop- r song, Mrs. Howard VanMatre Diai' a Wellman , Kanal.llli Ha~­ tion·• to br girf'n by Mrs. nuy i Mrs, Larry Bumgardner. Mrt: old Holkinl, Pt. Pltaunt; John Shuler. Roll coli retponM> will ! Dnllas Cadle, Mra. Georle Veuey, Wn ; Mrs. Beulah FLORIST be a child o fiction, Caroon. Mrs. Glen Cart. Starkey, Glonwootl. Thurodoy wright. Mr.•. Donald Cook, Mrs. BIRTH , Mr. and Mro, Larry I Serving the Big Bend Area PLACI MAT SET Rock Springs Grange will [ ~arvan hame, Mrs. Wllliatn Patrick, Huntin1ton, 1 daurh· ] 59 N. It<. Av•. MiddltJIOrl Set of 4. M•tchinl Retu1D address. Perm~~t Thursday. at 8 p.m. Thf're 1 I' ry·, Mrs. Wayne Orten, Mrl. tf coasters. Foilm biiCk. sonal size; 80 ln pfle. will be a program and refresh- ! Lim Rottgen. Mrs. John Sisson, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-O&iili.., 1111- Be tnonio will be mved . i Mrs. Judy ~logg, Mro. Ralph !!"'"'fl"flltlttttntmmtnmtnnnlnttmnltlttttlttttttttltlfm"""'"nm 1 AF1'ERNOON C"IRCh E of PJcken~ and Mrs. Ray Prortitt. lltlfl. •1.881x10·1noh Photo li'l'lml •• , Hrath Methodist Churcl. .,.,,ill ! Reg. lk Dura Meid• Rubber Gloves ... 44c meet Thursday ofternoon. Ap· • GRANT JUOOMI!NT Reg. •/$1.00 lnflnte' Anlclete .•.... 4/118C rU 2B at 2 p.m. at ll>e church. 1 PT; PLEASANT - The ~1 1 ,. Rag. ltc loya' Denim loaer lhorts ... 57c Miss B ~·ss Sanborn w;lt 1x> pro- on County Circuit Court 1r1ntReg. S9c Boys' Craw looke •••.••• 21c pr. gram leader and hostesses wi\1 I ed judament to the Firat N1• Reg. 98o Hanweye Men'• T·lhlrt ••••. 77c OC Mrs. C. :\ . Hennrsy . w s. ~~~~~~ Bank of Ripley tn lwo Everett 0dvi:., \lrs. Emerson dactton!l. Judgment Wll 1· Jones and ~·I rs. Homer (!)(lk . war ed the Ba.nk In the sum ar RIVERVIEW GARDt:N CLUB ,r.~! Rfrom tho deftnt11nt will meel ':'hursdav eveninJ o\p- . 1 · Hollman In one IC• · the Forked "' · . Jon ond j u,.ment •· 1h the amrll 28 o'clock at Women's and Mlssts' Run State Park lur a wif'nrr ' ~~nt or M83 .74 rrom defendatlt roast and nalur(' tour. e~ Rollin!! ln the other ae· lion. ONE WON ONE da s!- of the Varied styles. Rc:~l1· ---- - -up IINye, 32 · 38. Pomero~' 1-'1rst Baptist rhurch will rnef't Thur~doy at 7::!L p. · cu,.!!d. All momboro or lho .. '% m. at the home ''' ~1r~ Atf'n Fftderatrd Church are urJid to ... Strlleh Shain Mrrhani,· St with M r~ ! attend Worship aervlct at 10:· ~ · · · · · · 25 al\(j con•t-al!onal mootlnl J()teph Cc ,k as <:o : hostf's.~ . , Ht ll:.10. • ~. V•rled fabrics, Mrs. WraJ jl Sterrf'U on \I he de-- 1 ~( styJ••· 1·11. 1 votlonal l"der D 't N I tIll I ~U,I>A y I 011 11 t l , Ill ···' FEDERATED CHU RCH ol 1 ·.E Porneroy announces t"llngreKaDo talw tMth droro. tllp or wobble tiona! meetln~ ~ollnwlna the reg- [)gn w11en you t&lk, nt,lluJh or lllleeze? .. ' t be annoy111 and embarrB51!1!d ulat wnr11hip ~ervlce Sunday, bf •u.ch htnll.lctp.. 5'AaT•I'I1t, an .! 1\UVl u 1\',1 11 I N 5 • t.aun .. tnon-aakl 1powtltr \0 IDtlll.• 6' ~ May lit, at 11 :30 n.m. rEST L kl•onyourplatet.ketpataiMiet'b E •-twoon Mare nrml)' 1ft, Ol'• OOrdldtll.' t•l· t Pf sibltlty of 11 1.oor'er "' ~ Ina ol ~~tt~umy and adllld oamron. ,' Ltss Drip -Less Spatter the Prtsbyterla and mt Unlltd Na Jummf.I<Mm',HI~ tuJ;uriMI• t 1n1. Ott PAtTII'Ml tocs•r ·~ llrur C.bt.~rch of Christ will hf. dill- co\Uitlrt •~•I'Y•htr.. i 1 ' THE SHOE BOX --- SOCIAL CAtENDAR 1 EXPERIENCE! (H1Chtr Cturts Art Ntt Trainlnt lchnllt VOTE FOR of Circlt'11Ue, Ohio JUDGE FOR 9 YEARS DON'T WAIT TOO LONG ... ... TO START YOUR GARDEN. 'Ut£ ONLY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR THIS OFFICE WHO IS A JUDGE AN UNUSUAL RECOR01 Judae Ammer handled 3,683 CUll in Pickewsy County in 9 yur1. ONLY Tt-IREE were reversed by the Appeals Court- None has ever been upset by the Ohio Supreme Court. He'!. been gg 11nd 91t100tt1 pet etnt rlaht\ 1 1 CABBAGE and HW LfTTUCE .... 1.91 PLANTS ., 10-lnch Teflon FRY .PAN cleenmc a otnchJ Coot .bf.lck -.. de. DuPont approved. ------- 35c doz. :_-:; (; 111 Nw-atick finish mekll iryinltl •bd DUDLEY'S 1 81' 29' ------- ------•u7 J;-'•' Plutic . . SALE 1 Pltlt!C TRASH CONTAIIIEAI ....... ....... .,_ ......... WASTEBASKI:T fa· f'.t 1.99 1.21 Cover Jocks on. Strooa handlet. 20·a:a1. size. ....,...,.,..._ • EullltM flii!Gtlrt Pull 'N Cloan Oiin ondo . eiJIIIII!I tllutfliiY. , COok-- conoN IHIItTS I ONI COAT VINYL outomotlallfr 1111111141 "'"select. SPECIAL I 64 OLDS CAIIRIS , WALL PAINT fALSE 1£1TH 1 BAKER FURNITURE 1rs Homowenized lj EAH IERMS e,: LIFE GaNo! Cotton eyelet. liD wtloL fll, EllS· Trimmed. Shaclow panel er ool~l'l. RALL'S ' ' Horold Chlh, Mgr. Phono WY 2·2511 Mlddle~rt, !pry air. '1395 ., ,. 77' . ', . L'l N 'f. ' : . K B ' . , .... .- . '+.~ ·: '1 ·., .' MIDDLE~~~t~ / Q,, _, ·, 0. ,., J ' l ., ' i ~ Womn do prefer eleetr!e range• for bftkintr. Thnt'o a fart. The reasons ~~~~Y, INC. . ._,.II · . 1111 chi~lltl~~tv ..."'""' ' ' . .. • ., ., • • •< / l . ' J ' ' I, ·' ~ Go flameless. • • put on a happy face! ' DOWNING INSURANCE,. · ' ' ..rvlnt•Melli County Sin" U~ . $4.95 CHASE . HARDWARE Lecutl Jt, V·B motor. automatic trario., power brokeo, Pl'wer steorlna, 6 way power soat, radio, tinted 111,., whita lfdowall tireS, whotl diBCI, anti•opin differential. ftc• area. i Save $1.54 1 Gallon Dynamic .88 Hoi. Sedan Middleport, 0. Creamy Smooth SO EAS'f TD USE An antlrely now wall paint that makes pa~nting faster and attle!, Superior hidinc oilers ono·coat covor,.e. ~ ! No bruth or roller matks will · •· i thow, Guarantud washlble. Reg. $8.49 , i Clean up with IOJP and Wiler. • Whitt or Latnt Golm. .; .,.n 01111101 IIOitf-111 otarii/OIB~f 141 . Our Weekly . " ,. KARR &VAN ZANDT ' •1 . ! '• ' ·Cadillac - Oldsmobll•. , I"Yiti'II!Ae OnQU~IJ W•J 11 DOI18 B~ ' uvn~42 :.' ""!!~liii!lilii.;iloo:'oilotilil , ·,Po...,erov Oh~ . are very simple. Best btlking results depend on accurat. heat controL And electric ovens give perfoct h04lt control because they are precise, eiectronle in•trumenta. Set the di11l at the temperature you wa nt and thut Is Ute ' exAct temper~tu~e you'll !!•t! Another thing, clecl~· lc OV.ftS are «>lnplt!tely · insulot.~·. thl!! kee'Jitl tile heat In the oven where tt belonJ!!!. BnkM better, , keeps kitchens ctl!ller ••• two thoughtful reason• for going nameless. ll'ot :. more information oo the merits of clean, flameless electric rl\ngea ••• ea11 · the ELECT!IIC company. See ....;.....,__~-~"'1"-...;':.o.;:' ~.':-.~ JtUr ···~........c~iG l!lPi+ance deale~ .l!diJ}.. '. . . . ' .. ~. . .---'"'" .: ,,...;ll.....', :~ "' . i,j ':. . .,...r,.... ' 1~ ·, : ·. t+ • ~ ,1 ' . ! t • ' < • �J )' I 1 ,. I ' 1'. ' . ' , I . I' '· \ ' .., ' . ·. j"l Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Wav ' I . ' Co~ MOtor IARNIT GOOOLI 1t1l SNUFPY SMITH · - ly .' ' FIID LASSWILt. , A ' ' t--· '! I THAT WORD'! ·•··· .. .... ....... .·:..... •• GASW.INI! ALLEY By KING • Notice !1 THEBORNLOSEI ' DICK TRACY ~y CHESTER GO'JLD By HAROLD GRAY ME? M'NAME'S EZRA TI<Ut ' V'S!;.E', ME AND LOU WAS KIDS T'GETI-IEIZ' WHEN I4E W~ ~V 1 oo ~ 0'1 w..m 1 I TI-l' sPElL A~TER', Mrz n<' IS ' ..~' MM r ''):AMIL't' " 138~' REALLY ~ OF' \ ., f WY 2-2156 Pomeroy, 0. AUCI10NED p, VI Ji ''1 'J:5c Do It Yoouelf Ctt Wash WHERE? In Pom•roy-A Good Locatioh WHO? llundert Ea:pandlng Hl11 Gallipolis Sth'ice·To You MOTORCYCLE 1959 Harley Davidson 165. Jimmy Deem, WATCH FOR OPENING ."' New Haven, W. Va. Pbone 4 D II£ 8112-2355. ... ,.,.._ ........ ....,... "'·- A-Diet tablets. Only 1111e Stark Pnannacy. J1 DELICIOUS Homemade Pizza. : SOc, 75c, and 11.00 slzeL [)e. : luxe Pizzo. II so Jock'• o.. i ,., Bar, Middleoorl 12 8 tfc eapadty ... TYJMI ot. - llh.Lpyard (Boforo Moy htl ... .,1bma.rtne U mporu11y BIG BEND TRAILER SALES DAILY CIIYPI'OQUOTE - Hero'• how te AXTDLil.&A.Xa LON&FilL' LOW One- letter limply. atand8 for anoth~r. In thie sample A I• uu4 HOUSECLEANING;-OHcld~:;!~~A~I~S~y~r~ac~u~se~C~orp~o~ro~t~ion~~~ frames, di11hes, other items. What do you have? Call Jee COrner Antique Shop. ~J;ddleport, Ohio. WY 2·295t. 4 14 · 4 13 12tc our third floor Baker Furniture. Ohio. A OrJploo- QaoWI• ~YD'H TRCWY. YRBH&QTWY 11 tfc OLD'='"fi'z:~"'R"M:-:, -w""it""h-t""im-:hrr . or FOX GO-KART wl tb ..MC9 M" limber alone. Marlon Reyn- ~ Cullough molor. Both in ex- olds, Rl 3, Cool•ille, Ohio. 4 10 30lp for the three L's, X f« the two 0 '1, e~. Single lf-tters, apot. trophiM. tbe leuglil and fonmaUon ot. the- words are au lUnt& Each day tbt cOOe ktkn an: 4lfrerent. A HOME? · CaD WY 2- 3267 for re11tals. wn Is ROUTE 124 ... ;:ticture I 3 29 prefer * cellent condition. 1165. Pbone 1165-3611. • :Ia HTTWY QJCC IR ~I l 27 lfc Real Eat1te For S.le (TRAINEES or EXPQIENCED) IT. - I rooma 11 Control Co. New termill plan. bath, front porch, eoal fur. """" heatlp&, full basement. Saves you - - II Priced fD oell. ball. By local owner tfl,• BUYS 108 llt!res and does owa II!I'Vice work. oalesmen. 20 year• up"rl· buUdings, 71> miles north ol ence. Free l!llpectiii!S. tillal'l Pomeroy, property well fencon!fed. &05 West Main ·~:'.; [ ed, plenty pasture, fruit tr..., I clslernl, a weD Pomeroy, Oblo at Zirk'a I ond apriop, nlce 1 roo Bar. Pboae IIMI8f. houle, new aluminum sldtnf, 4111 \'l!'~;tf'rd"~' fr~·Jihurtmtl!'! l)f::!POTI SM AND FREEOOM OP' THE PRti:.SS CANNOT i'~XI f'1' 1'0Cil•:'t'I·Uo:R.·- GAMBETI'A (0 1161, Xlftl i't'"Utel i:!}'Uil iCr.lt. W .) COMPLETE SERVICI Wrlto......... or Contact JIM CARNAHAN ,.... . _ . , . , ·uc1111. ""'o , ' • J · --·- lion . '. &!bert M. C01, Bmer . ''Equal , OP!?O~t\,lni)Y _Fipploy~('. , '~'"il&l WY Z.2111 • , • ~-1 '~" ·--- _..,.,.,, ...·.. ... . ' ... ... · ... ~ ~-·. \ ··~.;.·~- ' ' ,I . '• ' DELAWARE, OHIO Beary Cleland, S.lesmu WY wmt PL.A'IIN' POOL IS R£,\t.. FUio/, ~iY, Stove Property iD excellent <.'OIIClo. AUC'fi()IIIEER • TXY a, Applications Are Now Being Taken For Assemblers, Press ' Operators and Miscellaneous .. · . Jobs At The .. • ,; · 11orm windows and. HYEYQQYG.-WDYDY• ' Call WY Z-0251. f&.~nnu Rec:el.. One ..F ..... WHb C1mplnt 11 Roy1l O•k Park Wanted To Buy nve :.. WANTED Apply once. C r o I'ARMERS - x.qulro 8lld 0111 your choice of bull. Curtis Bre<dilg Serri<e (Dairy I'OMEROY - IND BT. - I llory !rime, li ....... (2 .,.... Beef). Cell llt.IIIII-2H4 11~ 41 n>OIIIII), blllb, prage, In the baoemenl A few dollars In paint wUI put lh1l 1D excellent 3i. One ldnd .u.M~of BUY A TRAILER weighl 9afely with ionPd furniture, t I Ill lion, in biolo(Y: abbr. f1 . 81Uy p, 1ll ........ ...... Prooo • CoDIHI .&. C. 81Wl1'UBD WHEN? SOON WHAT? Sl ul M ()ompleiOSerwloo Crtu Undlonl Stop! Look! Read! 11) P> til CAR HOP Ill persoo Ill Sleat Hoose. ·r~ ill';· • , ' • '... '.' ~ '" '~-•·,, ' '• . ... .·-. .:·. '·>" :'.7~... ; ' . ...,," 1t ~:~:=~-~~~· ••tr·,• ,oof • ' • ol ...•... .v.rr t...•r. "''' -~~ .,.!lll~ .. ....... DOC? RALPH HEIMIIAHL �J )' I 1 ,. I ' 1'. ' . ' , I . I' '· \ ' .., ' . ·. j"l Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Wav ' I . ' Co~ MOtor IARNIT GOOOLI 1t1l SNUFPY SMITH · - ly .' ' FIID LASSWILt. , A ' ' t--· '! I THAT WORD'! ·•··· .. .... ....... .·:..... •• GASW.INI! ALLEY By KING • Notice !1 THEBORNLOSEI ' DICK TRACY ~y CHESTER GO'JLD By HAROLD GRAY ME? M'NAME'S EZRA TI<Ut ' V'S!;.E', ME AND LOU WAS KIDS T'GETI-IEIZ' WHEN I4E W~ ~V 1 oo ~ 0'1 w..m 1 I TI-l' sPElL A~TER', Mrz n<' IS ' ..~' MM r ''):AMIL't' " 138~' REALLY ~ OF' \ ., f WY 2-2156 Pomeroy, 0. AUCI10NED p, VI Ji ''1 'J:5c Do It Yoouelf Ctt Wash WHERE? In Pom•roy-A Good Locatioh WHO? llundert Ea:pandlng Hl11 Gallipolis Sth'ice·To You MOTORCYCLE 1959 Harley Davidson 165. Jimmy Deem, WATCH FOR OPENING ."' New Haven, W. Va. Pbone 4 D II£ 8112-2355. ... ,.,.._ ........ ....,... "'·- A-Diet tablets. Only 1111e Stark Pnannacy. J1 DELICIOUS Homemade Pizza. : SOc, 75c, and 11.00 slzeL [)e. : luxe Pizzo. II so Jock'• o.. i ,., Bar, Middleoorl 12 8 tfc eapadty ... TYJMI ot. - llh.Lpyard (Boforo Moy htl ... .,1bma.rtne U mporu11y BIG BEND TRAILER SALES DAILY CIIYPI'OQUOTE - Hero'• how te AXTDLil.&A.Xa LON&FilL' LOW One- letter limply. atand8 for anoth~r. In thie sample A I• uu4 HOUSECLEANING;-OHcld~:;!~~A~I~S~y~r~ac~u~se~C~orp~o~ro~t~ion~~~ frames, di11hes, other items. What do you have? Call Jee COrner Antique Shop. ~J;ddleport, Ohio. WY 2·295t. 4 14 · 4 13 12tc our third floor Baker Furniture. Ohio. A OrJploo- QaoWI• ~YD'H TRCWY. YRBH&QTWY 11 tfc OLD'='"fi'z:~"'R"M:-:, -w""it""h-t""im-:hrr . or FOX GO-KART wl tb ..MC9 M" limber alone. Marlon Reyn- ~ Cullough molor. Both in ex- olds, Rl 3, Cool•ille, Ohio. 4 10 30lp for the three L's, X f« the two 0 '1, e~. Single lf-tters, apot. trophiM. tbe leuglil and fonmaUon ot. the- words are au lUnt& Each day tbt cOOe ktkn an: 4lfrerent. A HOME? · CaD WY 2- 3267 for re11tals. wn Is ROUTE 124 ... ;:ticture I 3 29 prefer * cellent condition. 1165. Pbone 1165-3611. • :Ia HTTWY QJCC IR ~I l 27 lfc Real Eat1te For S.le (TRAINEES or EXPQIENCED) IT. - I rooma 11 Control Co. New termill plan. bath, front porch, eoal fur. """" heatlp&, full basement. Saves you - - II Priced fD oell. ball. By local owner tfl,• BUYS 108 llt!res and does owa II!I'Vice work. oalesmen. 20 year• up"rl· buUdings, 71> miles north ol ence. Free l!llpectiii!S. tillal'l Pomeroy, property well fencon!fed. &05 West Main ·~:'.; [ ed, plenty pasture, fruit tr..., I clslernl, a weD Pomeroy, Oblo at Zirk'a I ond apriop, nlce 1 roo Bar. Pboae IIMI8f. houle, new aluminum sldtnf, 4111 \'l!'~;tf'rd"~' fr~·Jihurtmtl!'! l)f::!POTI SM AND FREEOOM OP' THE PRti:.SS CANNOT i'~XI f'1' 1'0Cil•:'t'I·Uo:R.·- GAMBETI'A (0 1161, Xlftl i't'"Utel i:!}'Uil iCr.lt. W .) COMPLETE SERVICI Wrlto......... or Contact JIM CARNAHAN ,.... . _ . , . , ·uc1111. ""'o , ' • J · --·- lion . '. &!bert M. C01, Bmer . ''Equal , OP!?O~t\,lni)Y _Fipploy~('. , '~'"il&l WY Z.2111 • , • ~-1 '~" ·--- _..,.,.,, ...·.. ... . ' ... ... · ... ~ ~-·. \ ··~.;.·~- ' ' ,I . '• ' DELAWARE, OHIO Beary Cleland, S.lesmu WY wmt PL.A'IIN' POOL IS R£,\t.. FUio/, ~iY, Stove Property iD excellent <.'OIIClo. AUC'fi()IIIEER • TXY a, Applications Are Now Being Taken For Assemblers, Press ' Operators and Miscellaneous .. · . Jobs At The .. • ,; · 11orm windows and. HYEYQQYG.-WDYDY• ' Call WY Z-0251. f&.~nnu Rec:el.. One ..F ..... WHb C1mplnt 11 Roy1l O•k Park Wanted To Buy nve :.. WANTED Apply once. C r o I'ARMERS - x.qulro 8lld 0111 your choice of bull. Curtis Bre<dilg Serri<e (Dairy I'OMEROY - IND BT. - I llory !rime, li ....... (2 .,.... Beef). Cell llt.IIIII-2H4 11~ 41 n>OIIIII), blllb, prage, In the baoemenl A few dollars In paint wUI put lh1l 1D excellent 3i. One ldnd .u.M~of BUY A TRAILER weighl 9afely with ionPd furniture, t I Ill lion, in biolo(Y: abbr. f1 . 81Uy p, 1ll ........ ...... Prooo • CoDIHI .&. C. 81Wl1'UBD WHEN? SOON WHAT? Sl ul M ()ompleiOSerwloo Crtu Undlonl Stop! Look! Read! 11) P> til CAR HOP Ill persoo Ill Sleat Hoose. ·r~ ill';· • , ' • '... '.' ~ '" '~-•·,, ' '• . ... .·-. .:·. '·>" :'.7~... ; ' . ...,," 1t ~:~:=~-~~~· ••tr·,• ,oof • ' • ol ...•... .v.rr t...•r. "''' -~~ .,.!lll~ .. ....... DOC? RALPH HEIMIIAHL �''•I " >: ' ., " I~ "' ,, ,' ' '., ' ' I '' ,. • .' prtng lS eme f Flower \.how ,. 0 ·. Mr. and Mro. tharleo Lytle 11\tertained with a dinner Sat- ~ urday, at their home, Spring 'If1 i I~ :~ Mrs. ,.J ,~ People In p . b " . ject She Mlll'Cia Hobstetter who serv- centered the refreshment tablt to the girls ~I t~ar.ll botue l ed as a hostess for' the Miss flanked by green tapers. An also announc . · t f ellow roses caps should bo turned In by American pageant m conjunc· arrangemen . o ~e ritual tablL May 10 to h•lp on the cancer lion With the boat regatta IB!I Iwere pl~c~ onh' and eo<IkiOI fund ~nve. year, was ~ guest and presen~· Party sanedwic e ----~ ed suggesUons ·to .this years lwere serv ,, - - - -- - Ontetoy f The Ritual of the Jewels cereAvP i mony for new pledges high· Present were Mrs. c:,~o I ur and u.., 11••!1\an Fish· t••hted the meeting of the Ohio Williamson and son . .Jack. Ed or of Senecaville were week· Phi Chapter, Bela Slgm~ OefenbaUih Mr. and Mrs. I ..) end guests of ~ir daughter and Phi Sororlty Sunday at the ~-~ 1 1 Mr .... Mrs RoJl.. ' . w· Ralph 1!-::ichlnger. M.r u11u ,.. ,... 1 son-n-aw, --· 8 ..•~.: · home of Mrs. Mar1lyn Jsecup A1 M nan·1 1·- - - -- Fioyd Griffith and Kav Ann : S I ert Wamsley and famUy and at· In Pomeroy I bostr· s, rene c ,. . . . and Cary Ray . and ~lr. and I Spring, th~me of the Winding Trail Gar~~· ~~~.r ~0~ tended the funeral of Pearl Each pledgor was pinned dur· • The, cultural prOgra~ enll!; I I William GrHfith of Co· Flower_ Show :xcept out· Parker. Iing the candleljghl ritual 't ~mbu~: Wlllmm G~nnm. ~an· pany ~~s~l:yA ril showers were intermittent visitors. Mrs. William Fisher, wllo is I Sided over by Mrs. April S~J.th, Ieman. She displayed paintings I ' • nKibal ; : r and ~~ 5· arxl ~~~ , 51de ~.~~~n se!tions m which were 18 eJasses featu~~~ th~ visiting in Senecaville, spent prMesiden~ R K ight sponsor St~O'? 1 t Middleport done by Mrs. Nan~ Rawlings / ,1rr. ~ racuse. · f U . the weekend wlth her son and rs. · · n • en s a Johnson over a penod of s-ev· M D 11 R ssen Charles R Karr. Sr., Pome~y : I show. Its result~ o T~w. Mrs Leo Kennedy and Mrs. daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. of the chapter, was a special I Schools .are preparing for the eraJ years beginning with Dr. and rs. .ked u ts Mr. and '\Trs Charles R Karr THE - -~UL . . ' . F'sh ' d ttended the I guest and assisted. activities marking the end of . I Elyria, were wee en gues Jr Middleport and Mr and Arti stic Arrangements , Charles Lewts. Mason I er aln p a ker During the bUsiness meeting, the school year first lessons while a young I his mother, Mrs. Griff RusseU ~1r~. Lylle and Susan. · s· 1s for S~ring, blue rib- Among narcissus displayed runeral of Pear ar · Inominees for the coveted The annual Ju.nlor .. Sr.nlor chil: and through her present In Pomeroy. Dr. and Mrs. RIIS• bon tn \Irs. Leo Bryan: red , : were lily flowered, Thalia, Mr and Mrs. Paul Fisher of ••girl of the year" award were Prom wilL be held this Friday woAr s. . 1 h h ld f 1 sell were returning to Elvrll I'll . white J h : V nd . L I SIJCia our was e o. f bl. I N th caro!4M r..1rs. Allee. ompson, ·. Mrs h. 0. Backhouse; on Huntington, W. a. ar~ spe ·announced and Include ~~s~ening with the seniors to· be lowin the meetin with Mrs. a ter t:mg n or j.Jrs. Jne Struble. Snow ing a few days at their home, Moore, ways and means ch~tr- guests of the junior class for Knig:t and Mrs. ~n Chapman where he had attended t h• 1Evelyn, King Alfred, 1-, Pam•roy, Ohla " .. :-; for Pri<'eless. blue, I Queen, Ge..·anium, Dick Well- , Minersville. . . man, seleded. for her organ~a· the tradltlon'b.l dinner and dance. presiding at the silver services. Eas~n Radiologl~al SocieW P 1· Th . . rt>d band. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Fish- tion of the w1g shDW and c~rd 1Committees are at work on An arrangement of red roses meehng held at M1d Pines, N, Mrs. ~obt>rt o~pson . Mrs' I . er and son of Belpre. were party; Betsy Horky, ~ervJCe 1 the decoration theme and mu~ . C. Dr. Russell, elected prest. LAST TIME TONIGHT ~trs ( L Heaton. white, \ Tuhps, reo rlbb?ns only to weekend guests of their ~ar~ chairman. for h' e r part m con- sic for dancing, and junior modent of the organization for the "PINOCCHIO IN OUTER ( harles Le~m.. • Mrs. Charles Lew1s and Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Ftsh· ducting the polio drive; Mar~ tbers are planning the dinner. New Cheerleader~ coming year, thus heads a soSPACE" ··R'' IS for Ram. blue, Mr:o l Robert Thompson. er and Mr. and Mrs. SUm Arn· tha Esclllem~n, f?r her work The senior play Will be held Selected at MUS tiety made up of radioJogisfs - T('ehmculorPetrr Laze!. as Pinoc('hio Charles ~f'WIS n·d, Mrs. ~ n Early Spring Dwarf Iris spec- I old . in the c:ttapter off1ce. Friday evening, May 6, and the Ntw cheerleaders of Middle.. from states east of the ~issls· 1 "BEACH BALL" 0 1 Br~an . \\ h1 te. \lrs. J imen~ were shown With blue 1 Gordon Fisher, st~ent. at Tht! wanner of the award will senior trip this year will be a port High School were selected sippi River. Its ronventwn Is --Tf'<"hOIC'OiorTrrrPll ribbons to Mrs. Charles Lewis ~1ountam State Busmess C?l· be announced at · the annual tour of washington, D. c. The for next year at a special try· Iheld once a year to analyze F.dd Byrnl"s, fhris Noel. The SupremPs. Four Sea s on~ " I" 1s fn.r. ld~a blue .. M~~- 1 and Mrs. Rubert Thompson. 1lege, spent the weekend wlth F.ounder's Day ob~erva~ce Ap-. group plans to go by chartered out a.ssembly held Friday. and review the more recent Rob('rt ~ ..e~ts. 1ed , MIS. JOt" ' In the Junior arrangemenq h1s p~rents. Mr an~ Mrs. Mas- Til 2~lb at th~ OhJO .umversitY bus and will not visit New York The five girls chosen by po~ experience In X-Ray diagnosis WED. and THURSDAY lard Pr.llt, \\IHif' , \l! s. I cl ss ··April Showl:'rs 'BI"lng Ion Fasher and famtly. Inn m Athens. ' C'ty but will ~nd the time in uJar vote of the student body and treatment. April 27-28 Struble . . M:y · Flowe s,•• blue, Carol Edwa~d Parker, who Is em· The ~apter voted to donate •t~e Capital. for the varsity cheerleading sec· Dr. Russell is a graduate of 1 NOT OPEN ·· N" ts for Narel ssu~. blul", Lewis ; red , Lilly Laudermilt. ployed m Gla~gow, W: Va., an addtUonal $10 ~o the School Meanwhile, Mrs. Pearl Rey· tlon were SUsan Morris, Mari Middleport High School and the Mrs. Robert. 'rhon:ps~, ~1~· ~ and while, Linda Hendricks. Ispent th~ wee~nd ~t :~ ho~~; ~ B.ond Iss~e c~mpa•gn l:d,..:a~ nOlds is getting her annual kin· lyn Stumbo, Nancy Harris, Lois Ohio State University Medical FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY April 29·30 !'\ Irs John ~errf'll , v. lit' . , Mrs Lloyd Moore won a blue i Mlnersvll~e ;n Ia~\ gJrl. m. t ~ c apter .P n dergarten presentation in read- Sauer, and Kathv Morgan. Shei· School. He also studied three ''WILD IN THE COUNTRY"' Robert .LewlsG bl Mrs lri.bbon. for a large display of lfuneMral ond Mear H rGer.y no:r assllst m10 e ca,mpbavignphonecoor· ', iness The classes will present Ia Childs was e.lected as alter· years at the Radiology College <Tl•chmrolor) ··c ·• 1s for •Tt"t"n, Uf'R. b t· 1, Afncan violets. . ·k rs. ba· · dou.-o tac .ng peopk·ng e · total of "Goldielocks · · ted of ·m R.IC hmond , Va. He I8 aUl1 · and re d fiLl" d r. hald and the Three nate. T"uo;; tryouts cons1s 8 811 . 8 Eh••s Presley, Hop<' Lange, 1 ~e contacted by Bears" uu~ year. .Clever, color· ~ee cheers given by th~ glrls 1iated. with the .Elyria Memorial fu!'sda" Wf'ld , .lohn (l't>lanrl L::~s~r~h~1r r~;s./\ L. ~t'~- Ibon went to Mrs. ~ax Rol.ler ~n ofc ~a:O~· w::e · ra !~kend ~per::~ "SIGNPOST TO MURDER" ~~~ · for u large bloommg Chnst- 1iuests of her parents, Mr. and 1the ':hapter. Mrs. Horky will ful L'OStummg agam will play a wit~ the ~tudent body vohng for Hospital, .Elyria, and . St. Jos)oannne Woodward, Stnart Nai'C issus Spl"rimens. blue, mas . . .. Mrs. W. 0 . Barnitz. 1 .;'n;_;;th;;•.. ..........;;th;,;e•;.r.;c;,;llo;;;'.;,'e;..===--==-ep;.h-"H;ios.;,p.. Whtlman M Jumor Horticulture diVISIOn, Mrs Bentz Wolfe was an OV· r- - - - -·----Mrs Robert. Th~mpson.R .br:'\ I blue ribbon went to a display I ernight gcest Sunday of her ~ SUN.-MON.-TUES. Cha~les Ld•~.I S, ,Lrs. K o der. ol' hi'Tbs, bulbs and succulents sister and brother·ln:law Mr. : M•Y 1·2·3 Lt: w1s an ~~ rs. l:'t- enne 'f • t t d th. · bY the Wind• and Mrs Paul Grueser Middle· ' "THE WAR LORD" · R b t Th s ar e ls sprmg Chart on HPslon · red. .\trs. o er ompson. ing 1'r~il. Junior 'fherap}' clu.b. . port. · ' Collecbons of stones were diS· Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Quinn playt'd by two collectors, Mrs. and l'hildren Cindv and Pat of ' Charles Lewis of Middleport and Columbus s~ent {be weekend ! ~ .. rol Lewis of Pomeroy. · with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. · The large collectioft of shells Karl Grueser and sons, Miners· I belonging to Mrs. John Terrell ville. ' included birds. mire. Kangaroo \ Randy and Bt"Cky Houda· 1 turtles,, vases, enrrings and shelt spent Sunday with their 1 necklace. pl3ques and flowers \ grandpar ,·nts, Mr. and Mrs. Ev· made of shells. i erett Dailey. ' Garden books and magar.ines i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly of were displayed by members. IColumbus arrived Sunday eve- ' ARRANGE In the invHational class, n.ing for a visit with tbeir par· : 1 ''Rainbow After the Rain." blue 1 eots, Mr. and Mrs. Everett DailFOR 1 went to Mr.!!. Bruce L 1o y d: 1 ey and Mr. and Mrs. M. L. · red to Mrs. John Kincaid and !K~lly. white to Mrs. Garen Stansbury. James Merideth, student at 1 ' 'Pot of God" arrangement. I Ohio State University, spent the 1 blue to Mrs. Max Roller. : weekend with his parents, Mr. : The invitational class was · and Mrs. Sherwood Merideth. I ! entered by the Middleport and ).frs. John Smith and daughAmatPur Garden clubs. ter. JoAnn of Sandyville, W. I A commercial display bv Va. spent a few days last week Landmark or Pomeroy showed with her mather, Mr~. Price many insecticides., pest con- !Hawk. . trol material s and hand spray· ' Mr. and Mrs. E. J. H11l were t"rs IFriday business visitors in Pt. The drawing for the Tupper- Pleasant, W· Va. . , ware vase was won by ~1rs. Mr. and "'~.s. Lester Hill of : \fax Rol1er, MiddleJMlrL ~ankfort, v1s1ted Sunday evenNut rops in the shape of ~ng wl~ his brother and sisterfodils w~re given each guest as :;:~w, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. they registered. Tne shown was I in rharge of Mrs. tltarles Ll'lll· WE PAY 4r; ON SAVINGS is and Mrs. John Terrell, sisted b~· the other 10 MEMBF.R FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. · . Eta Students Busy ~e- Preparmg for p Tour ~:~~;~~Y;~e~~;'::;."!v~~~~be~e nil e Mainly About • n M1dd/epotf her .i It :y 7: ~·adus. ddli~st~fl~bu~t~e~a:d~di~ti~on~a~l,;lit:.e:~_a:tu:re~--~~~tg:.:;pa~r,;.t 1 e;:;v~e;:;nl;, Itaiil=~tiiLo=r•81iin.iiii""'' JUST ARRIVEDI ,, Before You Buy SPECIAL PURCHASE Ol BERKLINE CHAIRS On Sale In I The 3rd Floor Furniture Dept. 1 1 I CITIZENS NATIONAL CAR FINANCING You'll Be Glad You Did 'l Homemaker Club • In Huntington For TV Show I t MOORE'S 19th For their annual trip t h e . Third Wednesday Homemaker's Club went to Huntington where lhey appeared on the WSAZ Television show "Dial· I ing for Dollars." Winning prlz. I es were Mrs. Robert Harden, ; I Mrs. Alpha Cottrill, Ada Slack . ' Mrs. Donald Cottrill, Mrs. Har11')· Clark, Clara Lavender, Ed· • , ith Hood and Pauline Morarity. In the afternoot they toured 1 the Rainbow Glass Co. in Hunt· lngton. Members going were Mrs. I Harry L. Bailey, Mrs. Paul Sel- . lers. Mrs . Harlev E. Johnson 1 Mrs. Harry Clark. Mrs. Wil: liam Rizer. Mrs. George Grue- : ser. Clara Lavender Edith Hood ! Mrs. Alpha Cottrill, Mrs. Wil· liam Eit:uinger. Mrs. Donald I Cottrill, Mrs. Damon Ferrell, I Mrs. Willium Hayes, Mrs. Rob- I · er· Harden, Mrs. Howard No- I Ian. Mrs. Hl"rbert Parker. Mrs. Nial . -: ~· ·· ,·r . Mrs. Brooks Sayre, I 11::' 11 Sttler, Mrs. Troy ' Mr· Z -~rs. John Sauvage, I Ny ... . •udson, Pauline Morar· · ity . Ada Slack, and guests, 1 Mrs. Howard Smith and Agnes · White. I I 1 ROCKER & LOUNGERS EARLY AMERICAN SWIVEL ROCKER UPHOLSTERED IN VINYL I ' I i CHOOSE FAMOUS 1 BERKLINE OUALITY1 1 FISHING TACKLE • n ZEBCO "404" REEL ZEBCO "202" REEL A I'( ~::•• __ p .. Sale $2· 99 ZEBCO 33 - $8.88 Casting Reel $l99 19.$0 V1lu• 2.99 V•lut BRONSON ALTOONA BRONSON SCOUT ' Spin Cast Reel · ·· · · · $2.49 I 3.69 Valuoo-Salo I' • I .i ti li l.! 41 i 1)1 t Sale $3-99 7.9! BRONSON VICTOR t ... 1 Just In Time For The Fishing Se1son Casting Reel ~- 49 3.69 Value TROUT FISHERMEN in WEST VIRGINIA Before you go, stop in 1nd talk to ''Greg". He will tell you where you IS can get the big one1. I. ALL ACTION RODS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES 40% OFF LIST GET 'EM AT HOME- BIG SAVINGS- NO SHIPPING CHARGES TO PAYI COMPLETE TACKLE DEPARTMENT e PLUGS e FLIES e SPINNERS MOORE'S 124 W. MAIN POMEROY PHONE 992 2848 1 I DINNER GIVEN Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser I entertained wilh 1 dinner Sunday, at their home, Mlnersvme. Present w.,.. Mr. and Mrs. Pat· rick Quinn and children. Cindy and Pat of Columbus; Mrs. Wei· by Wbalty, Pomeroy, Larry and Bob Grueser. anti the bOot d'~, ' or All Manl{ind VATICAN CITY (UP!) Pope Paul VI and Soviet Forei&n Minlsler Andrei A. Gromyko met today in an historic conference and agreed that "men must unite to work for the one goal of peace, no mat.ter what their ••political feelings or ideologies. In their 4~minute meeting- SMALL TRADITIONAL SWIVEL ~OCKERS BERKLINE IS NOW MAKING THEIR FAMOUS ROCK OR LOCK CHAIR AND MATCHING OTTOMAN AGAIN. UPHOLSTERED IN VINYL OR CLOTH. SHOP ELBERFELDS IN .PO.MEROY For Your Best Values And Floor Coverings. . ' In Name ,l ..----~----~----, L-~.------------.-----.' . "' ; Brand furniture ., ". . ' I ' " discuss the meeting further. Many observers believed the meeting with the Communiet official might have a profound influence an relations between the church and Communist governments in other Iron Curtain countries. Gromyko later told newsmen, "I would like to underline the security." Interest abave all to Europe." "II Js very Important that I U.S. Not Invited this conference be held," he This apparently meant he said. "The conference does not advocated such a conference necessarily mean a solution to without parttclpation by the these problems, but first we United states. c.LASS ~LA~- Pomeroy se~lors will present ''The F1 ower of The Ranch," Friday, April 29, at 8 p.m. In the must agree to meet to discuss The news conference ended lor High audttonum under the d1rection vf Mrs. Theodosia Frecker. Cast members seated, left to right, are them." Gromyko's weeklong visit to Reuter, .Suzie M~rtin, Hilah Vaughan, Sandi Hendricks and Vickie Fetty. Back row, Jeff Gibbs, Rodney Karr, CaltiOI(j Asked whether the Uni!ed Italy for talks with government Crow, Bill FrancJs, Leonard Lyons and Mrs. Frecker. - Sentinel Photo. States shoold be Invited, he officials and the Pope. He was -------'-----'-----'--'-=-=~:_.::.:__:::__,_,_::.:__ _ __ _ __________ ,~! unusually ~ong for such a visit importance of a European avoided a direct reply, saying, du& to, leave conference to discuss European ••the problem should be of shortly, lem~e~nc~:'.;"1,o;or~ :~n~ Moscow ' wIDOers poster Essay 1 ' Announ. . u1l. District judging In lhe Pooter1grades 9-12, Diana Davis. jon· Bth grader at Pomeroy. Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewls, and Essay Contest "For" the ior at Middleport. · In the 9 to 12 grade se<"tion Phyllis Hackett and Miss bond 1ssue of the Me1gs Lora! Other wmners were post- of the essay contest. Dennis Schaaf. School District was compll'ted ers, grades I to 3, second, Tim- Weber,. junior at Rutland won Winning posters and Tuesday. night. my Bearhs. 2nd grader at Sal- second place and Becky Slivers, will be displayed in the Laura Harrison, chairn130 of isbury, ard third, Greg Van sophomore at Pomeroy, was banks. the PTA ~ PTO committee, an- Meter, 2nd grader at Rutland. third. Prizes of 13, 12, and $1 frl PT. PLEASANT James nounced f1rst place poster wm- In grades 4 to 6, posters, sec· Judges of the essay contest the district contest in each secSee. 26, Pl. Pleas~n!, was ners wer~ : Grades I to 3. ~ary ond place was Michael May. . were Mrs. Thomas Hart, Miss tion will be awarded the top ed .in ~be county J&il on a~ Boggs, f1rst grader, M1ddle- 4th gr3de at RuUand, and third 1 Mary E. Chapman a·nd Mrs. three winners. The money h• !"<~calion charg~ after P"ft, and grades 4 to 6, Milisa place, Jennifer Spears, 4th 1Carl Horky. Poster Judges were been donated by local hanks. mg over the radmg on the Rizer. sixth grader, Saii~bUJ1'. grader at Pomeroy. 1 ve: Bridge_ last night and First place winners in the Essay contest runners·up In enmg to JUmp into the Essay contest induded Bever- grades 1 and 8 were, se".: md river.. . ' ly Kay Thompson, eighth grade place, Mary Lou Radford. 8th I Officers of the Sheriffs Rutland, in lhe seventh and grader at Salisbury, and thi1·d 1 partment and State Police · grades section, and m place, Betty Jea.1 Hobstettcr. ' (First, Essay, H. S. Divilion) ed See into not jumping I approlllmately one-half By Diana Davis ries can be offered. See ne-arly fell from his The ruture of education in The main extracurricular se1 T0 Take n·IVe I ~08ust1 olunlpete.acelo,wnoorkmforatterthe for Man Ja1.1ed After Threat T0Ied0 HardHeIIi' By Flood peace to V1et Nam. Jt was the first meeting of a high rankjng Communist official of any nation with a Roman Catholic pontiff and the emphasis was on peace. . ; Gromyko, at • news conferenc! af&er the Vatican meeting, called for a European summit . conference to maiDtaln peace in i Europe and ease world ten· sion11 . . tie presumably would exclude the United States from the meetins in the Russian belief Europe's problems are Its own. Only J!rtef AIIIIOIIIIOemeal TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) - The ' The vatican issued only 1 worst flooding 1n 10 years in brlel, one """graptr the Lucas Coonty and southntque· oaylnc the two m~n had ern Michigan area forced evac· met, but Gromyko told newti- uatlon today of some residents men, "We agreed that men in four Ohio comnlunities and 1 * * * Our Future in Educati"on BILL ALLEN Allen Wm"ner :::...u:"o!~:!.:t~ ::yt~ep * • our F*uture* Education 1 MeigsisCounly is very thebright which will be Our helped or This true, provided new tivity imprO\'ed is sports. team!~! 1"'!!111!81 leetlngs area of Toledo planned to eYacapan several times while offi(f'irit, Essay, Elem~ntary Dir,ision.) consolidated school materializ will be better. Coaches will have ldeoiCII!et." He refused uate Ill ~Is; A reBCUe """ were trying to reB!On with es. more students !Tom whom to •_ squad was 'summoned to aid elhim. The local lire d'Jlartment By Beverly Kay Thompson languages. It would also be nice ! Most of the students in our Ichoose the teams. Then. we will J • derly persons · miltooned In launc~ Its rescue boar for The girls and boys of Rut· 1f they had more commercial 1 '"'l are unaw llf~ qf ,lha many hi: able to combat the larger fO~UfeiD bmnei. , Jn ·l":..p·l•a..:l ~Iateplck·upil!i!Je!!"'uld land H;gh School and.m all classes, speech classes and a adyantagesone has ma larger league schools. The boys will.r>-! ' ' E<fiewater schools In the \Ail UU jiBilp or !aU. . of the mJg! Local S'cliool DIS- large cafetena where yon school. Just thmk of all the new he better trained for sports and Polpt Plll<l! &1'011 were closed According to repOrts, See had have lhe opportumty of .could get what you want to Isubjects that could be introdUC· lhe competilion tbat goes with ~ ~· · beCiuae of the flooding and Bill Allen, 1 senior at called the jail earner, saying a life~imt' if ~e get this new . eat and pay for just that much. ed to the students. Marl" Jan- them. There can al!'i (l be sportl rising waters. ern HJgb School, has won he, was goU,g to jump from consoll~ated high sch~l. . More up-to-date textbookS' so guage courses could be offer· aetivities for girls. 15 Oregon, a Toledo suburb, all expenses paid vacation bridge. .Al~o m .a co~nt.y which ad· that we ca_n stu~ about all of Ieel. The science and mathemat- The competition In the new alerted aU available police and in Washington. D. C. ~ancm~ us eedrapldfly theas oursh, heethe newddlscovledrl~~ that have ie curriculum could certainly be school will be mv keen both CINaNNATI (UPI) _ "P•n. l fire personnel to aid in evacu- The son of Mr. and Mr!l. ey~~~'f~ t ere IS a n ar yout n rna e wou ut: very help· revised and updated. Each stu- I scholastically and ·in extracur· 0 be educated properly. . bate rocedure . most areas ating the Bay Shore area. ResJ. ton Allen, Chester. won a ful. . . dent would have the opportun- . ricular activities. Really, thll p,.,.,, Is ma r-~- ,, dents also left their homes In oo April 20 given by Parents and eltlzeas of the There ~re many ~ore thmgs All thiS could be made possl- ity to come in contact with [ is good for students Most ev- · this CO - . 1 IIULt: • Salem ~ter area are urged I would hke to have m our new ble by this school bond issue pee !'zed od · h th . bo · d . to ' That WU the opinion of Nor· Reno Beach and Jerusalem Elementary Supervisor th t' . more s ra 1 m ern eqUJ~ eryone m rn esire 19 IUeDd the scbool proaram i school not 0 nl f 3· mont and more complicated sui> excel andas wille try ~--"cut real towmblp. Bowen, sponsored by the Ohio aod boad losue -••·· lo he b t ' th y or my![ Wa lsd commg ul2p n May harder to 1 1 5 0 00 man F • .,......,3, ~u Winds bl th Coun ,. AI ,... u or e younger lil:lr s ou )'QU pay • for a . . 1 F lh . .. .. estate platmer and author who ew acros e area cu on cobol Problems. A lleld at tbe Salem Cea~er and boys after me. 1 think they I$75.000 horne? Well, that's what J~t matena . . rom e voc:~· succeed. nus compehhon 1r wrote a book 00 probate c~rts. at 30 houn per bo h?Y and girl representing scbool from 7:38 to 9' p. an., have a library, a real [we'll be getting if you vote yes t~onal standpomt. ~tier rac~h- necessary _to prepare a student oaee, ·said it usuaUy costs high school In the county Friday; April Zt. nice library, where you can go on May 3. Yes. we will pay only be~ ~ould be obtamed . With for th~ trials of college or fue.. t&.O to settle a $25,000 estate. Jaycee8 WI" II Plan the test. Featured speaker for 1tm and find good reference books a small part of the cost for our lrammg .gJven 18 more fiel~s. ture hfe. .., He clUed the procedure "legal Runner up was Terri evenlllg will be Bernard as well as books you would like .new school if we act now, be- There IS no d?ubt that them. _Of course, there are some atOrtioa:• Two Main Events Pomeroy. Students who took FaUz. Featured ptrfermers just for pleasure. 1 would also Icause the state will p . f telligence quotient of the stu· disadvantages to a large school. t'For years I've obse'l'Ved the The Meigs County Ja~cees test given at Pomeroy were will bt students of the "ix like to have good ph~·sical ed- the remaining sum . So a~lea~; d~nt in Meig.s County is just as but 1 _think that the advantage1 Wednesday, April 'f/, lected . from . scores of vades ill tbe Salem Certk.1' ucation equipment, trampo- remember thal the future or h1gh as any m another area. All outwe1gh the disadvantages. 1~ of the probate system. themeet The legal prOfessioiJ has been ball In Middleport. tests m Jumor and . Sebool. !Deluded iD the pro· lenes, nice shower rooms, etc. the youth in this area greatly that is .nl"eded is. development. This new school will not be too uowUllq to do anythlng about 1 Plans will be made for the classes al the respectiVe gram w•ll be rythmn banda, 1t would be nice if there could depends upon your vult' on Mechan1cal drawmg and ~ther large for most of the stuclentl it. PrGbate refonn Is unlikely Drivers' Road-E.() May 1 on schools. . 1 musieal dramatu.atiolla, flute- be classes for more different May 3. So please vote YES! related courses could be g1ven. to know each other fairly wen. because Jt must originate in 1 Pomeroy Parking Jot, ~nd Eastern Loca_l En:uhve o-pooe orchestra, aud folk Another department that should I do not think that a sebool the 'state legislatures, which are! for the Junior Champ F1eld Head Larry. Morrison sa1d AI· dances. be included in a school is art should be so large that a st;u.. operated ·or controUed by law· I Track meetlo be held Ia~ len also thiS week won the I traming, Many students have denl feels lost in the crowd. Sllryers.'' be laid. er durang May. (Continued on Page Nme) CtiUUi!'m!:w~..~ talent in thi s field but have no dents should !mow their teachone to train them at present. ers as they can learn a Jot The new schQol . could have a from their teachers' experlen"' very well orgamzed mustc de· es in college, in jobs and ill COLUMBUS .(U~I) - The Ohio Supreme Court today partmenl to include a larger and high school. bpheld the const1tuuonauty of Akron's (air housing ordi· better band, an orcheslra. vocal Even though I will not be enGenerally, we want things that make -Be offered intensive training In cos· nance. The court split 4 to_ 3 in reversing the Summit Coun- chorus for boys and girls and rolleJ ·,n the new school, I ·~-• better living, if not for ourselves for our me tology, home economics, and commer· t c rt f A uWIA OU O ppe&IS WhiCh had held the Jaw unconstitU· classes in different areas of that the ~tudents WhO Will atchildren and grandchildren when I h e y cial WOrk using the modern machines bUS• ineSS firms are employing. bonat. . . . I ·-·- music. Many people do not real- tend will be very fortu.Date reach maturity, Most of us are willing Without consolidation, which has been ~he maJorltr opmi~n . was OpJM)ftunity in Housing to proc· ize how important it is for stu .. They will be better infol'med even amdous - to pay a fair price for ordered by our voters, and without the new wntten by Chief Just!ce Kmgs-- e:ss her complaint of discrimina- dents to have these cuurses and educated people. They will these things. Two former Meigs County U this ill a truism, it explains why votera high school and vocational school, which is ley Taft. _The court a~ted on an !lon, which she maintained was which are now unavailable to have a better chance iD eon4-H club members have been of the forme•· Sallsbury, Bedford, Middle- to be approved or denied next Tuesday. the ~ppeal flied by Nelhe Hunter m violation of the fair housing prepare them for college, bet- tests. sports, science fair&, ilatt ~kro~ d fled ordinance. ter jabs and a changmg socie- competitions, for scholarshlpe honored by belng Invited to port, Northwestern and Pomeroy achool above training would be impossible. No one 8 denies this. There· remain people who bea . I a ma~mus .Both the commission and the ty . and far life in general. serve as counseUors for two districts next Tuesday should approve the lieve the little red school house is g d askmg the Summit Co~nCJty law director re_ f used to Along with the new courses The new school wiU be a grqt 0 0 state-wide 4-H events this year. bond lsaue for a new high school and voenough in 1966, but their number is dwintyk Co~rt of Ap. p ~ls to requ~re process the com~lamt because will come better trained teachasset for Meigs County, The pro,. James t.leredlth, son of Mr. catlonal trades school Both will make bet· A ron s Commission on Equal they felt the ordmance passed ers; not that some in our pres· cess of education ia slow but and Mrs. Sherwond Meredith of ter living for our children ond graodchi~ dling. Time was a young feRow less ao for by Akron City Council in July, ent schools are not good teaci> lhe results are well worib ..; Flalwonds, has been Invited to dren, "'·I t k h' h'gb · Veterau Memorial Hospital 1-• ' ,..·. "" s - oo IS 1 school diploma down ~. was uncons tltut'1ona1. Th e· ers. On the whole, the caliber ery effort. Education is the serve as a counsellor for tM Fortunately, the price is better than fair. AdmtJtloDI - Robert Soulh- appeals court agreed. of teacher will be higher In lhe Iutton to local, national and ]81; t!JII& Ohio t-H Club Congress The arithmetic fll Jt is easy. One plus Main Street and got a job ofi it.' Today.' 1 minimum high school diploma, while aclu· Rutland: Robert Dye, Tho state's highest court rutoew school because better sala- ternational problems. 'to be ft,td July 6 to J•Jiy 9 at , two equals three. ·Tbat'i how it is: for one alJy more important thm eve,r, is little W. Va.: James Rusaell, eel the ordinance was not invio• · Ohio State Un!yerslty. dollar our people put up by taxation the MAN JAILED Jennu.t Lohse, dau~hter llate chips In two dol)ara on <;on&lruction more than a bowing aequalntance to the ChiUicotbe: Mildred Fisher, lation of the conatllution and Sadie McEiblnney, thai city officials must "per.. 1 T t F. . w. CO VIC to Review ' .;, Mr. and Mrs. Ita(tlld Lo~se and equlpplnK. a.blih. achool for 1,200 pu· body of human knowledge ant11kilb that Pomeroy; Middleport· nK alfview, "', R I 1Va, oe wasennan. ll be d Th bi h ach e yon . e g ool ~uate, as Ml , ~rge napp, form their duty" to process the jailed early today by uuvernmenl 8 o e _1 PomerO)' bas been invited ptls and I vocational trades center. The ddleport: Roger Aikins Mid- complaint .. . . · ·• oerve ~:'1 counsellor 1..1,.. Melf18 Local District p~od~~<:es approximate. he always has, ne"'ls tralnlir& ·thit may be parlayed Into a satisfying job with a future . LaiTy Collins ' Long . Pomeroy Pollee on a lntox~<a-~ The part of the federal .,...\ the 4-H Ci~zenship Short Course ty II mUtton and the State sends 12 mU. to II. Margaret 'Jotmson. tlon charge. ernment In urban rertewal wDIZ. 1n ·D. c., ,June 19 lion down from ColumbuL.. Fortunately, 70 per cent of the ~oters In Pomeroy: Walter King, Harri· THREE FINED BOND FORFEITED be ootlined at the IIII!E<inl June the National 4-H Anyhow you fuas with this, It'~ a sood our new school district slllrilfled Jut NoThree flrieo were levied Tue.. Sidney McMillen, Racine, night of the Control deal. Dltcbarles - Homer Me- . day In court action of Middle- charged with reckless opera- ley lndu&lrlal Cooncil a~ · Children In our consolldl~ dletrict, If vember they were ready to pr0vjde this juet two of klnd of education for their children a n d Arlotta PiCk.... port· Mayor c. 0. Fisher. They lion. ·forfeited a $50 bond in Holliday Inn at Sootb ""'"'· !hi• bond iss¥• Ia appr9ved , by ·~ majority ' ope~, to oldtor of people voUng, wtll: '· ·, ' ·• grandchildren. They vated for atar&er lllr· were qatnit Finley E. Manley, Pomeroy Mayor Charles Leg· Guest speaker ...... 4-H • -Have the on e·q.u al Ficuta, vocational training aDd ~ inOFFICE TO~CLOSE 15. Middleport, ttOO, costs, and ar's ~--~ay niglil cis LeJitrty or the shake In &lruction. Nothing hb:'bappan~ :illitoe IIIII· The Jacl!son Prnductlon crad- a three day jail sentence, on 1JN1T CALLED giona1 ofBee. -Have and · \"(ovember to cha~ge l~elr minds. All they II office In Po~;y .wiD Jill conviction of DWI; Marvin Ray The Po1111!1'0y emergency unJt and !"~'"liiilnc vomuat do now lo cello the ~~ ~·r, 3 all day !If~, Mrw. 2 £4~ards. 21, HarUord. flO and was called Tuosday at 10:lll p. Tho , •Vote again. , • •' . ·'i,.·, ". and Tuesday, May; J: \It PCA ,...ts, In~tion, and Mich- m for Walter Kine Harr!fl~> f Approval' of i~e b<)IId taJue w1)1 l!e ·:·a . secretaries In !be·· "!"II ~· ~ Edwai-d 'atatne, II, Middle-lv1i~. who was lnl~ll!IOried 10 &Iaiit llep ohea4 ~~~ -~ be~~~ IIJ' en- • attend~g a ~ 1!1: ~. .fill a!l!l ~ts. reckless Veter~ns Memorial Hospital 11 Ure coynlf. . ..·· .· . . · " ·~i?;.k~ation. ·- : , a medJcal patten~ J-.tull!ll • ll!flr· p __ Prti.....te are . Termed Racket n.-. sepverollceal lnm· MllhchlgePanom.'l Place the Of Vacation 1 Former.t..H Members are Counsellors PLAN FELLUWSHIP DAY May Fellowship Qay will be ' observed at the United Metho- ' dlst church Frid•y, May 1. A i sack lunch at 12:15 p.m. will o- I pen the meeting. Dessert and , beverage will be provided by II the host church. Those attrnd· ing are asked to bring old nylons. The Rev. C, Melvin Alkire will give the meditation. • • i 2 en~~ ; lne Paul VI, 1 MEIGS THEATRE a1y • W'l Doctor e :; P==bya':.':a:~n~~h- V's Mother I ,•=.;.,.=--------, ' ° Fair• HOUSing • 0rd•mance 1n Akron Upheld byCOUft The School Bond Issue Next Tuesday r •ill' · 'll·:· '•· '' I. £!!: ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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