http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e534fc0a00d78df24e30e1485775b32c.pdf dd5d73487a503a620c084ccf811f180f PDF Text Text ,, ' ~ \ 'l .., . I' .);,: . "I < ' /1 I ' 'c • •' ' '",,~ ' I •, l .• ' "\.' ."'·~ I •• •• 'I," ... \. ' ·' '. ,- ·~' < '', ' ' <I . ,,. ! ...,·. ' .~Piano Students ; 1.- al? --1 . '. ' A recital by 16 plano students 1 S p r i n g;" Don Anderson,', I of Clara Henry Lochary was "Adagio From Sonatma No. 3 ; presented Sunday afternoon at j and Bach's "Jesus, Joy of Man ' the Trinity United Churcl! •of Desiring;" Elizabeth Blaettnar, • Christ. Pomeroy. Tchaikowsky's "Coronation Pol· played etique" by Tscha1kowsky, by uswing High, Swing Low" and Jennie Proffitl. a student of . - stephen Stanley's selection Helen Coast Hayes. ~ / was OHenbach's "Barcarolle." REGIS'I1ER GUESTS - Registering guests attending a show by the Winding Trail Garden Club Saturday ·at · . . . · Others playing and their selecthe Pomeroy Elementary School were, left to right,. Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs. Leo Kennedy and Mrs ... charles tions were Stan_ ley ?oates, ''C?nLewis, club president. certo in A Mmor' by Gre1g ; Deanna Backwood, "Rustle of. _ _ , , _ ln1""'""''""'- .. ··"- 1 • "(. ' •• '• I .j. ' •· ' Unprotected ;' Around and About Pomeroy Do vou leave your car with '' with ils! f. • in it' I.Ikeys If you do, you are . ~ne 0 8\luthern tbetr wt~s ,clay nlgl),t at of people glvmg the . • ; · Own ·'' • ' ,, ~~ "'-·~ 't M d M , WASHINGTON (UP II -The plan.• and the adjustments space agency todov disclosed created by last January's new schedules lor manned spacecraft fire which killed space flight calling for the first three astronauts at Cape three-man Apollo mi"i"' early "ennedy. His outline indicated next year and po.!Sioly a that the first Apollo flight has . AW ARD!!:D TROPIUES - Members of .the Pomeroy Elementary Sehool Safety Jiatrol Unit we~ creS!lnt- manned moon landing as been set back by just about one d tro hi durin a meeting of the P.ometov Elementarv PJ'A Mond~ uight. Front row, left to ngt, are originally planned by 1910. year. Aobin ~,:!, capt!tn; Vicki Blankenship, Edith Mees, Marlnda YO'!fiio .~abeMtb maettna~ Sharo1t ~~a~~~~ James E. Webb. administra· NASA had scheduled the first ond row Eddie Hayes Dennis Glaze, Steven Warner, ·Kenny Harns, Eusene c nney, ommy e •. tor of the National Aeronautics Apollo flight for Feb. 21 of this c~afin; back row, Jor{ Dillard, Jef! Shank, Scott Walt"n, Mark Werry, Rick Mayer and Steven Jewell.-Sen- a n d S pa c e Administration year. The three-man crew for tlnel Photo. (NASA), outlined fo; the Senate that Hight, commanded by Col. Space Committee the agency's Virgil L (Gus) GriB<om per- ~ ·1. 1 At F[ s h W Events ower 0 ~ • . .. •·• '' A Jf K 11 Regatta Trophies Bought by Cof C r,_: ...._...'_.· Blue ribbons In three of the ments featuring the use of na- .; . ' .. ~-~ ' a Mother on her ~Y P six artistic arrangements class tive material with weathe'red ~iwn:r,.:&iiW<~Wt""~5/'.f#t>X·n·A es in the sprin·g flower show or driftwood, ribbons werit to W'nd ' 1'r il G d M ~>- H rt W lk I Cl b Monday the 1 mg a ar en rs . .,.,.on a , a • n u , staged Saturday at the blue; Mrs. Roy Betzlng, PomeJust received lnother big.shipm!!ll of POMIDROY Elementary PTA roy Elementary School were roy Garden Club, red; Mrs. Vlc' :)! 1"'' or automobile j family. Mr. Keller attended the ' Monday at 7:30 P· m. ~t the warded to Mrs. Robert Lewis. tor Hysell,, Wildwood Gar~en TIMEX WATCHES -l!ldies anci;·m'.nsmrllll I costs. · . Kentucky Derby Saturday school; installation of ofhcers; In the judging by Mrs. Club, Y.IIDw; ad · Mrs. Jack ·' . , A ccording to the Amen can I Mr and Mrs Steve El~rfeld Mrs. Sword of the AAA of[ice at • Titus, an accredited judge Robson, Twilight Club, white. windups, self winds, electrlct; In your I 1 Automobile Association: ' t k ' In the ]umor . . d'IV lsi on, Bren da . h 500 I and .daughter, 'Becky, of Gall•-· p ortsmouth will presen t sa fety ! the OAGC, Mrs. LeWIS I Last year more 1 ·~ 'u ·000S 1polis, and Mr. and Mrs. Allan awards to patrol boys and ] place in "Tile Electric ooCo.," BoUn and Koso Hysell receivchoice of style and 1Hr1ctlve ~ncft cars were stolen In t ' · · Elberfeld Huntington w va patrol girls. Hostesses for the modem design in which she . ed blue ribbons, and Carol Lewand tllJS represents an ·~crease i were w.;,kend visito;s oi M;: evening will be the kindergart- 1lured the use of a light b u 1b; and Sam Tel'2oppolous, for giving, of more than 60 P"r cen Since ' and Mrs. Robert Elberfeld. I'" mothers and the ftrst grade I"The Truck Farm," an ribbons in the class, "D air ·, 19 1 ~; , I Mrs. Truman Russell spent 1mot!ters. I rangement usi~f fruits and Farljl," arrangem~nts feat:urit1gll REG. $3~.95 TIMEX WATCHES_ SALE $29.29~ ! - Over 80 per cent of cars Mother's Weekend at Obto Um- i INSPEC!'ION of Bethel 62, letables: · and A Pop the use of animal ftgur!nes. REG. $24.95 TIMEX WATCHES__;, SALi $11.29~ 1stolen had the doors unlocked i versity with her son, J. C., a : International Order of J 0 b 's Ian arrangement In a cola wera awarded to San·· II .·• ' D h 'II be h ld I 7•30 lie. dra Roujh and Carol · Lewis REG. $19 _ .95 TiMEX WA .. TCHES--' SALE .,'"14.., , h k :freshman and four out of ten had t e eys. .. i'l II 1 It aug ters, WI e a . I M J0h0 Terrell look the ''Christmas Parade" oate·.ll Ileft in the ignition. Pvt. MIChael eu!Z ng e p. m., Monday at the Pomeroy rs .. . . · . REG. $17.95 TIMEX W _ ATCHES _ SALE .,$'3 .•l7 :. _ Over one-half of the thefts Sunday for Fort Richards~n, Masonic Temple, Maoollll, East. I for ,?•r mter!""?,ve a go.ry; a blue rtbbon went , I were from private residences or Alaska. He had been here wtth ern Star members and par- m Coal Mme, and Miss Roush for her apec:im•!nll \EG. $16.95 TIMEX WATCHES__:.__ SALE $12.44 . ' t 1 t Is . · his parents Mr. and Mrs. Nor- ts d ' showing water as part of t and a blue ribbon was · , •i, , · · 1nv11e · apar mens or s ree m reSI· ' . Sr . lh en are d . In lh cl ss warded to the Wind'•• REG. $15.95liMEX WATt . H .ES _SALE $\1.41 . 'Id t' 1 reas bert Neutzlmg, ., smce e · estgn e a , ""' eTnh•a ar . ~ n1 :death of his brother, William. TRUSTEES of the Middleport First place in "Salt Workd," Junior Club for a collection REG. $15.00 TIMEX waTCHES _ SALE. $11.00 ere ore, remove uoe 1g . sb ia · 1 ding h · t seedJin ,. lion key lock th ar when not Pvt. Neutzling was taken to First U n 1t e d Pre yter n arrangement me u w 1 gs. 1 In,4be bortieulture REG. $13.95 TIMEX WATCHES- SALE $10.2.1 1 with it, 'and clos:'the windows Charleston for his flight by Mr. Church will meet at 7:30 Mon~ nowers, went to Mrs. when leaving the auto. and Mrs. Pat Neutzling and day mght m tbe pastor's study. Thomp~n. Mrs.. Thompson received REG. $12.95 TIMEX WATCHES _SALE $9.49 . IPaul Roush Red nbbon winners In the blues and a red for displays 1, dLast thefts account· J Lob se SOUTHE~N •e~iisll R~G. $10.95 tiMEX WATCHES_ SAL"ll"i ••"" .. f year1auto . LOCAL. Band cIasses wete Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Charies .u ~ .-.v~ 20 per cen1 o1 a11 Mr. .and Mrs. . ames e or near y d An Boosters will meet at 7:30 p. . th Mt J Struble bl 'bbo od ~ 1 ge1a, m Monday May 8 at the high 18 • ree s. oe ' a ue n n 8 REG $11.95 TIMEX WATCHES _ SALE ...77 Whether you own a prae- 1the major crimes committed in and children, Lort an . . ~a'i! ~ flld ribbon . .· ioua mink ar em ordinary 1the u. s. and over 50 per cent were weekend visitors of his school. Ele~tion of 'officers will Robert Lewis, and Mrs. f ttJ k parents Mr and Mrs Harold · son, one each. Wildflower oategory. . REG. $9.95 TIMEX WATCHES 'SALE '$7.19. 1 mouton. it ahould be iD . o e cars sto en were ta en Lohse ' and. his grandmother be beld. Band parents utged In the individual class, Three s p e cIa I displays REG. $8.95 T.IMEX WATCHES SALE u "'.. II~ wbero IIIJIIIDO< hoed, by persons under age t8. M 'll' Bradford ' to attend. Hills and Hollows " books and materials on "'lroden·-11 ..,..,, In summer 1t may be uncom-- rs. 1 Iam · ' • e;c motu, dust. and tblono fortable to return to a hot car Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Hen- WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Chris·Jroy. A film on cancer mg ware eldtiblted by . M REG. $7.95 TIMEX WA!CHES ~~ $5,13 hcn-•'t a ghoot of a ohcmco 0 8 Cha~les LewiS, Mrs. Rob REG. $6.95 TIMEX WATCHES _ SALE. $S,09 ,, to dCIIIICig'o lL Wo loaturo a with closed windows, but il's ry, Amesville, were u n daY Uan service of Heatb Methodist also be shown. Each ' even more uncomfortable to re- Idmner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Church meets at 7:30 Monday attending is asked to bring Lewis, and Mrs. Thompson. eomploto fur ••rYieo by , turn to where t11e car "was" J?' Stanley. They attended the night al tile ~urcb. New offi- . guest Sarah Roush,_ Wildwood G~:::11 1ft 'J nporll: •and suddenly realize it is now I piano recital of Mrs. Clara cers will be mstalled and .lbe I WSCS of the United Club, was gtven a red l Mikes AGi'ilt Grldu1tlon G , 00· "hot" lor another reason. Henry Lochary at ·the Trinity annual pledge service ,will be !dist Church annual for ~er display of African STORAGE i United Church of Olrist. conducted by Mrs. Fred Hibbs. daughter banquet Tuesday, lets In the bouaeplanta FURRIERS' CLEANING Bl . Co I Miss Ramora Boice, Dayton, The Rev. Max Donahue will P m with meat, cake and A "Tour of Meigs . , . IEPAIRS AND RESMING i rune ,mp etes was tbe weekend guest of her bave charge of the Installation .;. 8~ being provided, 11 will was the theme of tbe show. parents, Dr. and Mrs. Raymond service for the new officers of Ia potluck dinner and e~::~~::l , Operator s Course , all WSCS Ci"''les. Hostesses will is requested to Iring a c CAll US FOR STOIAGf flOW I I Pfc. Thomas A. Blaine. Jr .. Boice. ." . I'"" of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mr. and Mrs. Leland SlssOB be Mrs. P. L. Milch, Mrs. Her- dish. Mrs. James Richards, IBlaine, Sr., recently completed were In Athens Saturday for the man Haddox, Mrs. Emerson 1trict nresldent, will be a quarry machine Op<'rators Ohio University Band Concert. Jones, Mrs. C. E. Burdette, and speaker. 1 course at Ft. Leonard Woo d. Their son, Fred, plays in the , Mrs. Guy Sltuler. MIDDLElPORT Dally r Mo. band. I tion Bible Scl!ool plaoning He is now serving with the . Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Neulz.. 1 Tuesday sion wiD be held at ~ p. PH. 992-5428 U. S.. Army In Bein Hoi after ling, Sr., joined their so~, Joc, l SYRACUSE PTA Tuesday at Tuesday at the MJddl04JDrl spendmg a leave here With his a student at Ohio UmverSIIy Sat-, 7:30 p. m. at the School Audt· United Presbyterian Clturch. . ;. . 116 E. 2nd Pomeroy wife. Rosalie. who resides at , urday. .• torium. Ohio University Family Persons interested in wor:king 1 Players of the Dramatics Arts as teachers or helpers ~!!!!!!!!!!!!"""""!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~5_65_ Lincoln St., Middleport. I ! and Speech of lbe Division of the oommunily school are Mental Hygiene w ; 11 present Ied to attend. Congoleum-Nalrn VInyl Cushlonflor ln ~ "Ra~dom Target". by .N~r~j OlfiO .ETAPIII chapter, Beta 6 ft.,' ~ ft. and 12 ft. widths. . lAln& Sterling. The public Is mvtted.lsigma Phi Sorority, will meet SPECIAL MEETING of tbe at 8:15 Tuesday night at the weln1ng because it's cushioned. Quiet· Middleport Lodge 363 Tuesday, 1Columbus and Southern 0 h i o er and. needs no cementing down. May 9, at 7:30p.m. ConfemngiEiectric eo. mecitng room. The of the MM Degree, Harry C. 1new officers will be in.ltalted. . Youi.aboice of t6e best patterns. bound . I tltesher, Worshipful Master. Mrs Riclulrd Hovatter Mrl. .., Can your college • s U· • MEMBERSillP TEA Tuesday Loi; Moore and Mrs. J~ Hedent read effecbvely . Can he 1 May 9 at 7'30 sponsored by the d · ·u prfSiln•, the proated paragraph 1 1 ovtan WI · 1rea d a complic ' Women'< Auxiliary of the Vetd h te will be Mrs Annsi""''l ~~o.;; cushioned vinyi analyze and recite wltat be ha~ l erallll Memorial Hospital in ob- ! ~:v~t~~ Rut!t In 6 fl; 9 ft. ~ 12;ft. widths. Select read? Too lew c~llege fresh servance of Hospital Week. I He Members ara 1o note men have this ability· Mayor Legar will be guest Ich~n 8 In date of the · . the pattern that ~d look best in To help htgb school students i speaker on the topic, "A Sani- • g . . prepare for the college campus, 1tary sewer System for Pome- FOREST ROSE ""UNCD. 285 1 your home. ,.1; Dr. Kenneth H. Blanchard and , - - - - -.. -~ "" , • · gton, Oh'to u m-! · well as developing efficient 1Daughters . of Amerlna! will Davt'd J . y arm versity faeulty members, lulve ·methods of text book reading meci at 7.30 Tuesday ntght at Al'lllllrong Qulktr!Ont vinyl fioor designed a special • u m mer!and skimming, Study s k i 1s the hall. Inspection will be course to assist a limited. num- !will also bo .... '•"gb', w•'lb em- white and members are asked to wear t;OV,ring. P(lpular prJced, yet depend· ber of students In meebng the phasis on exam preparation, the INSTAIJ.,ATION OF •!file"! able 8!)d beaumut demands of college sludtes. prjnct~os of note-taking, sched· by !be Middleport BUlin;~ aqd . Easy to clean, ton& The class will stress the·tec!I- ill'ing bme; and the preparation Prof - at w •s Club ~tlnJ, . · f · · · dl esSlon omen ntques o tmprovtng rea ng of tltemes and C<Jurse papers. eetlng Tuesd Ma 9 1 · thousands .. , oon '. ' .1-' I litso~~~\o~~~~k~~D ' . an The program mcluded a ~uet Danube Hayden's Concerto In B by M1ss 1 Griffith, and a sele.ction, "Path- Amsbary ' ' . fat/11 i!f'.'Mr. B!!d . ~rs. Brad(ot'd. · .,,, , . n(~ ' Kioes, e~<ecutive ~eeretar~ · Attendltirn••~ ..Mr. 8nd M~s All)l ·Mrs. Wallace Bradford. Lawrence ~orarlly, Mr. an c presentative director of . Mrs. Cl)ariea Siitltb, Mr. c Meigs ;County Association. Mrs: John, M. : King, Mi'. and . The meeting was haid last Mrs. Herman Kincaid, : ~. and week-at the Neil House. Mrs. WIUiam' Hari!en, !.lr. and Eafile, Ohio Deparjment Mrs. Jim Elias, aJid Mr. and Health, tallted on air Mrs. /!Obert aui. ronlrol snd a report on · lng program with apes at Paragraphs lntroducecf·by the ColuJ11bUS Zoo was gi•en word "whereas" In a resolution Dr. James Savoy, zoo " . and "At Lhe Junior Prom;' by Jo Ellen Diehl and Ehza':Peggy O'Brien. "Sabre Dance" beth Blaettnar; a trumpet solo, Melinda ' Programs . on air pollution, IIIIIOking, .-il respiratorr eases were presented ·at the annual meeting of the 0 ld' Tuberculo$ and Health · atlori aitended by Mrs. ed ~<Marching Song" and "Ov- and Gle.nna S~rag~e concl_uded, . · aild Strauss' "Blue Waltz." - . en·t tne . .. ..... Two Attend Annual Mee~ing Last Week . er the Rainbow;" Kimberly the recttal With S~lf~~telto I Jones doing "Bells are Ring- by Bach. and Chopm s Grand . !ng" and Brahms' "Lullaby; ' Polonaise OP. S3." c.- . ~ )!. : of crystal were presented by · tina No. 6;" Jo Ellen Dtehl • the students to Mrs. Lochary. "Gypsy Rondo;" Owen Black- l A floral arrangement 'was pro· wood, Bach mi.nuets and Prei vided by Mrs. Fred Blaettnar. lode from Chopm . . 1 Taking part in the program Opal Offutt played "Song from · were Betsy Amsbary who play- the sea Pieces" by MacDowell; i ' ' Clwrlene Hoeflich, I . ... . . An crchid corsage and a gift onaise;" Karen Grirfith, "S~na­ Diana Carsey, "Rustic Dance" • .·\ resent Recital \ t •' r I( ] . I.au tomobile pan· r. an rs. · · e er . . insuranceh com · AND of Darien , Conn. were weekend executives gray atr. . ' guests of Alfred Elberfeld and I'" you contni>ute to the ~~:;~~~~ · Mrs. William Anderson and 1 I lshed In the Jan. 17 fire In their space<:raft during ground t..t.. Webb said NASA has "developed a plan under which tbe first man-rated Apollo Block II space eraft will be delivered to Cape Keonedy late tlois year and launched 3 montlu< later." Webb said the crew will bo the tbree-man team which had been back-up support for the ill· fated Grissom mission- Navy Capt_ Walter M. Schirra, Walter CUnlllllgbiDI; IIIII All' , ... Maj. Donn F. Eflele. _ Webb noted !1111 Scbl;ra -: would thus beeome tbe - ,-; aatronaut to fly •lllrle .,..,. tlollll" of U.S. spaeecirdMercury, Gemllll and Apollo; Webb aald the aew, Blodr Jl spacecraft will "till 1 100 Pill' cent oxygen almooJileft, 1M the use of noli<Ombuatible llid ru-e-resistant materials will mlnlmlze tbe risk of f~." , \Big MIG Base Knocked Out Purchase -of 16 trophies for fioats In ~he Big ,Bend RP-~atta Parade Friday, June 23 at 1 p.m., 111 addition to i~nd band trophlea was announced Monday by Pres! nt Jack Carsey at regular meeting of the Po~e~oy ber of Commerce. in the BaUey Restaurant J.luildin~\ Of the record number of parade trophies, e1ght will be. ~arded for commercial floats and eight _for_ entrte.~ bv' .\IOJI.CODlmercial · The chamber voted to donate 1 0 individuals. za~~~ qar,ey urged , fl.OO to the ~urrent llollars-for- ' . re;id~~io submit float en- Scholars cllllipaign, and heard 1 lrllf ~parade marsbaU reports regarding collections! Glltbok at the earUest . !rom businesses In Pomeroy for I ble at1 . A1eature ol thl$ Ibis fund. ! parade .wtn be the Ohio A letter ,... read from C & Shrlner11, dlvlalon ~neer L. B. Huln bther business, tile promising lhe Land•caping ber the of railroad track! In the buslof Diehl u · 1·ness district With a fresh layer : of crushed stone, uniform In i and color. · . l.ll:t:f.Present at lite meeting, In a~; 11011 to the lbove, were Walter · Delmar Canaday, the 0 'i! · . I · · .Bo w' .. Coubeilman Gibbons · " ·Eiberfelds. -In Pomet:qy' 1 Linoleum Sa:,le ROBINSON'S CLEANERS ' AT ElBElFELDS ----... - Speel•a1 Conrse Offered the College Bound a: :. • ' ' I ., , M£CaANK iTREE1 .WAREHDUSE - . " ' !; / j i. ,., 'I, \ Rlf: . ,. 1 \ . . f...; c!. The class is nQI a remedial :m~es of tbe eo:.:Wta program, but an oppOrtunity for following a 6:30 p.m. c11aner average students to better pre- ,Martin Restaurant. . pare to achieve success and · W d __. . better grades at' college. • ne...ay '· l'omoroy,O. Blanchard and Yarington ha••e WHITE ROSE Lodge WII both had extensive e•perlence 1 meet Wednesday, ~ay 10 at TONIGHT ond TUISDAY. with the study and readlngl30 p. m. at lbe Mtddlepnrt Le- I M.oy .., ·problems common among high glon Hall. . . "AIIRtviDIIICI, IAIY"' school students and c o lie g e · (Teebni<Olor) To111 CUrlls, Rosanna seblaf- freshmen. Both have taught un- RACINE El:~=~' 'Ma·v II flno, Uouol Jeffries, Zsa Zla .)verslty level C<Jurses on read- teJIU]ar meeting Gabor, Nancy Kwan. ing·.technlques and study skllls. 11 at 7:30 p. · 1 COLOIICARTOONS: F'urjher information about the be Installed. ' Oori!IMr.Hydo class and student admissions ara asked to · ••otdy Cot ~n bci aecured by contacting plSill, Mltchtof Molcer ...... Dint David J. Yarlngton at 32 Gro&-l!je<lond . speed and comprabension as MEIGS THEATRE KUN• WATCH FOR ANOTHER "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK Pr111klln Ben Fr1nklln Store POMEROY ' - - - - - - - - " venor Street Ia Atbens. · ltrYt , ' , I ' I \I I ,. 390 ( ' ' I '; ,. . .... '- Zoning Change Aired �'· ' ·' I .,, I 'I ., "'l , ., . ~'I .' / •• .. J . , '• • Middleman, Calm Pulitzer Hassle Rages . ' .,' " ) Beat of The Bend By Bob Boeme~ . '¥ ' Cards Snap Pirates 4-Game,, Winning Streak, 6-5 . I By JOE CARNIClEI\U UPI Sporll Writer Roger Maris may never be able to carry Roger Hornsby's bat but the St. lJlulll Cardinals are convinced that be can carry biB welghl In their bid for a National ·League pennant. It was ·back 1n the _spring o! 1962·that Marl> refosed to pose for a pboto with Hornsby and brought the Hall of Farner's scorn down on his hepd. him to the ClUdlnalalalll wL11er "Roger Marls." said Hornsby, for an infielder who couldn't a. three-lime .400 hitter who,malte It with the New York balled .358 during a 23-year Mel>. major league career, "'-"luldn'tl Runa That Collllt carry my bat." Maris isn't exacUy breaking The man who, bit 61 home down fences for tbe Cardinals runs for the 1961 New York this ye;ll'. but he I> swinging a Yankees slumped to 33 hoiners game-winning, late-inning bal. and a .256 average in !1Hl2. His After a torrid start, Maris nas career went steadily downhUI levelled · orr at .270 -one point unUJ the Yankees finally traded more than he hit in 1961 when Perranoskl. atraight gam~ ~ , to u_~-~~:f?i+,~ . labelled him, "a .269,'l'lm McCarver. Elsewhere In the IHornsby hitter"-and'has driven ln eight Tbe Cardinals, who went Into League, San Francisco runs, Including the winning, tally the ninth trailing 3-2. tied the Chicago 9-2 and Los fourth straight '"ctory and Tom Haller knocked in three l1l11ll t~ the Giants hitting attack. in Monday night's 11-5 vl~tory score on singles by Curt F'lood beat Houston 4-2. The MHrichal gave up a homer to over the Plttsllurgh Pirates. ' and Cepeda and MeCerver's between Atlanta and Erme Ba!!ks in the seCood · Marls, batting ' for Alex infield out. After tbe Cardinals phia was rained out. inning to end his shu!Jut s<ein Johnson, delivered the game· hoosled the score to 6-3 with In American League action, at 23 innings. The Giani> tagged winning hit when he doubled in their three-run rally in the loth, Washington downed Mirm•"otaJ Cub starter Ferguson Jenkllls the top of the lOth inning after Manny Jimenez doubled in two 7-4, and California nipped for six hils and five runs In the ' a double by Julian Javier, a runs to pull the Pirates to York 3-2. first two innings, Including . walk to Orlando Cepeda and within a run. Juan Marichal Umiled Willie Mays' 544th career home .. singles by Mike Shannon and Wellltrllen Trlumpb Cubs to four hits to earn his run. Ron Fairly drove In lOree granted for Clay to fight In runs with a double and a pair of other countries, However, the singles to lift the DodgOI's over lawyer said blanket permission the Aslros. would not be granted. It would Claude Osteen, who got three have to be applied for innings o! relief help from Ron HOUS'l'ON <UP!) -Caaalus three weeks out of fighting Federal Judge Ben C. Connally separately for each fight. Clay, .confined temporarily to condition" but said be planned plaeed the stipulation on his 1 Cov~ngt: ~~~ said he was this country under $6,000 bOild to continue fighting outside the bond that he would have to have Panmng s ar a SSlu~:•:t;!~~::ll .. , ... By Ualled Press lntematioaal American teague for refusing to be Inducted Into country because U.S. promoters the court's permission before! ~e Wort~ Boxmg ~ ' . ... National League By United Press Jnternallonal the Army, planned today to will not handle him. leaving the country. ';~ 'W:~ ngndCI~~ of hia tltlek. W.QL. Pel. GB . W. L. Pet. GB•conUnue his boxing career! But he would have to receive , e_ a .. e New Yor Cincinnati 17 8 .680 Detroit 13 7 .650 .•• outside the United States within •the court's permission first. Hayden Covington, . Clays BoXIng CommtssiOn took away Pittsburgh 12 7 .632 2 Chicago 12 7 .632 10 tbe next six m,onlhs. •• New York la-yyer••~~ID!sed the the lttle shortly after Clay St. l.ouis 13 9 .591 210 Washington 12 10 .545 2 The former heavyweight WINS FEATURE RACE Judge hiS client will not be Irefused to be Inducted. Atlanta 12 9 .571 3 INew York 10 10 .500 3 cliampion was indieted Monday LEBANON, Ohio (UP)) - leavmg . the country without Covmglon mentioned a pos:si· ll Chicago 10 10 .500 41!. Boston 10 10 .500 3 by a 21-member grand jury for Queen Franell came from far perml~~lon from you, your Ibie fight for promoter Ingemar Philadelphia 10 10 .500 410 California 12 12 .500 3 falling 11 days ago to take the off the pace to win the featured honor.. . : Joh~nssen in Stockholm, . San Francisco 10 12 .455 510 Minnesota 9 12 ,429 41!. one step forward which would race by one length at Lebanon Covmgton said early today. the agamst an unnamed opponent tn New York 8 13 .381 7 Baltimore 9 12 .429 41!.1 have signified Induction into the Raceway here Monday night. judge tndlcated at the hearmg· Tokyo and perhaps others Los Angeles 8 13 .381 7 Cleveland 8 II .421 410 armed services. Queen Franell paid $12, $7, and that pernusswn would be Germany and Lebanon. Houston 7 16 .304 9 Kansas City 8 12 .41111 ~ He pleaded innocent and was $6.60. Dandy Demon was second Monday's Results lvinnda,v's Results released under $5,01111 bond. and paid $23.60 and $10. Notrt. San Francisco 9 Chicago 2 Washington 7 Minnesota 4 Clay admitted he was "about Dame paid $5.1!0. ' WI St.Louis 6 Pitt 5 (10 inn, night) California 3 New York 2 Los Angeles 4 Hous!on 2 (mght) Today'• Probable Pltcbera Atlanta at Phila, ppd, rain tAU Times EDT) W t h Today'• Probable Pltcbers New York (Stottlemyre 2-2) ANAHEIM. Calif. (UP() - ity to further the iotere't of an t e Best Cincinnati <Nolan 2-1) at New at California <Brunet 1-4), 11 Veteran Outfielder Jimmy' Pier- baseball and the Angels. We and Home lnsurai'' C& York (FISher 1·2), 8:05 p.m. p.m. • -~ sail retired Monday night as think Jimmy has a k"'r< • Atlanta (Kelley 1·1) at Boston (Santiago 1·1 and I y that post an active player but will re· imparting knowledgo of baseF th 8 1 1 Philadelphia (Short 2-2), 8:05i'Lonborg 2-1) at Kansas City NEW YORK (UP!) -hi ounghirdla nd a .!amelll- r~Ligh;l main with the Califr:rnia An· ball and can hold ~lime• with or e Premiums You (Kr 04 and Doh IH) 2 Gary Nolan goes after s t pone . ,.,e yea ~ • 1 . . p.m. . ausse son , , lei lth tonight as 1bander bas 3 2-l record. [ ge s as a publtc retauons rep- coaches and managers of leaSEE BILL CHILDS St. LoUIS lCarlton 1·1) at [7 p.~ v ory ~elnn:;e~s 0 Op osin Nolan is veteran resentative. gues like the Little and Pony 1 P1ltsburgh (Veale 4.0), 8:051 Chicago (Howard 1-2) at the C . h thpenN J kpFishg tng a 12 mark Piersall 37 was eut from the leagues" tB ltimo (Ph b II) three-game set w1t e ew ac er, own · • · along with pitch· Haney· satd . P1ersall , 1 8 p.m. , a re oe us • , p.m. f this club's roster will San Franclseo (Bolin 2-3) all Washington <Coleman 2-1) at York Mets. , . '[ 50 ar season. er Jorge Rubio and outfielder be available in g•oeral r o Meigs County's Oldest and Largest Chicago (Culp 1·2), 2:30p.m. Minnesota (Grant 1·11, q >.m. Nolan, who ~I pitch~t 1 The Reds wind up a !().day Bubba. Morton. Rubio and Mor· luncheon and dinner s~~t~~~~~~ Los Angeles <Drysdale .l-3) at Detroit !McLain 2-3) at more w w~ 01 t:· lroad trip here Thursday after- ton were optioned to the An· as an Angel public r: MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1 Houston tDierker 2-2), 8:30 p.m. Cleveland (McDowell 2-0), 7:3 ally slate g~gha~at•AuS:Inoon and then returned home gels' Pacific Coast League muo~an~·-_ _ _ _ _ _ _...::,,,.,.,,.,,.,,..,..,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,..,..,..,..,..,.,.~ . . Wednesday'• Games . Braves ~ ay ~-- I for. a weekend .s~ries witb the Farm "tub at Seattle on a 24- 1 p.m. Ctncmnall at New York (rught) Wedneoda)t'a Gam10 Jor Retlult 1Phtladelphia Pltilltes. hour recall basis. Atlanta. at Phila (Y., twi·nighl) New York at Califo"!"a <night) B ~Internat~onal : Cin~lnnati was idle Monday The Angels are now down to St. LoUis at Pittsburgh Boston at Kansas C1ty (mghtJ Y : followmg the Atlanta senes tJ the 25-man American League San Francisco at Chicago Chicago at Baltimore (night) National League 1give the team a day of travel player limit required by mid· Los Angeles at Houston Detroit at Cleveland (night) Atlanta at PhUa, pprl. rain . and rest before engaging the night on Wednesday. Tile ros--·-· SF 302 300 001- t!O o: Mets. ter includes veteran first baseFight Results Chicago 010 100 01111-- 2 4 0 man Bill Moose Skowron, reBy UDited -Press lnlerllatloaal Mariehal (4-3) and Haller: American League cently acquired from the Chi· WASHINGTON (UPI) -Bob Jenkins, Koonce t3), Niekro 16), Wash 01111 001 01111-- 7 9 0 oago White Smt:. Foster, 174, wa' hI n g t 0 n, Radatz (9) and Hundley. Minn 120 01111 001- 4 11 0 Skowron joined the Angels knoeked out Eddie Cotton, 174, Jenklna (3-2) . HRS - Banks Ort Pr'dd (Z) Hannan Monday for the start of a lhreeSeaUie, wash. ll). (4th), Mays <2nd), Santo (3rd), (8), ~dwin ~7/and Casanova; game series against his OX· Davenport (34<1). Ollom, Worlidnglon (7), Merritt mates - the New York YanJACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) (IO innings) (7), Kline (7) and Nixon. WP- kees. CLEVELArND (UP!) _ The -Jimmie Bello, 150, Philaclel- SIL 01111 002 IIIII 3-- 6 12 I Hanoan (l·l). LP-Worthington P10rsall, ~ color!ul player ninth place Cleveland Indians, phia, knocked out Rocky Ran· Pill 000 2110 IIIII 2- 5 9 0 1!-Z). HRS-Uhlaender (1st), known for hts screWball antics, who haven't scored a run in dell, 146, Tampa, Fla. (4). Washburn, Woodesblek m. 1 McMullen (2nd). first got Into organ12ed basethe last l8 billings take on tbe _ Hoernar 18), Willis (9), Briles , ball w1th the Scranto.1 club. He league leading ~troll Tigers (10), Jaster (10) and McCarver; ; NY 001 010 01111-- 2 5 I made the majors with the Bos81 the stadiwn tonlgbL WORCESTER, Mass. (UP!) Pizarro, Face 19), Sllort (9),1 Cal 100 100 !Ox- l 9 0 ton Red Sox in 19M and later Using All New Hydraulic Rebuilt Even though the Indians have -lsedro Per~, 150,_ Westfl<ld, MeBea~ (9), Law (10) and May. 1 Talbot, Renlff (7), Hamilton played with Cleveland, Wash- . lost five of their last 8 e v 0 n Mass., outpOinted K1d Bassey, WP-Willis ll.Q), LP-Law (0· 1 17), and Howard; Willhite, 1nglon and the New York Mels. games Manager Joe Adock 150, British West Indies 18); 3). Kelso (6), Rojas 17) and He has been with the Angels said ~ Isn't ready to push the Billy Conlin, 169 Fitchburg, LA 100 001 200- 4 11 0 Renlfl 10.2). JIBS-Hall (4th), since the 1964 season. panic button yet Mass., outpointed Clarenee ISu- Hou 002 01111 01111-- ~ 7 0 Talbol (lsi). Angel General Ma"ager Fred "We've got t; stay with the gar) Ryan, 170, Newark, N.J. Os~, Perranoakl l7) and Haney, in ann~~ing ~iersoll's best defenses we've got," Ad- (8). Torborg, Cuellar, Sernbera (8), In 11126, Commander Richard new job, said, J•mtnJ Is popuFordo, Chm, ~ cock said. "We are not scorSchneider (7), Lalman (8) and Byrd and F1oyd Bennett became Jar aU over th~ country and Wa guaraD\ee OW' bnbrellDin, Ali Amorican '< ..-vice t.be apecided Dumber ol 1ng enough runs, but we aren't NEW ORLEANS (UP!) _ ·Bateman. WP~n <'-1). LP the first men to fly over the what. we have m mmd Is us· :mile& or yean from date of iJa... Compacts. stallation, whiclurver COIIlell 'first going to start malting changes. Fred Martinovich, 146y,, New- :-5e'"bera !~). t_~orth Pol."'_ __ _ _ · - - -·-· ing h~!"p~arlty and his abil· 0!11111 Slightly .Adiu.tment. prorated on mileqe and. based on price~ IIIEhiM aC: We'll get whatever offense we ark, N.J., outpointed Jerry Highor. time of adjuMment. can get out of the guys who Pelligrini, 148, New Orleans bave been playing." (10). HERE'S WHAT WE DO ..• Indians President Gahe Paul _ • Repack Wheel ·, has complained, "We have no LAS VEGAS, Nev. IUPI) -' Bca.rmgs on B :)th \1 Front Wheel11 \ margin for error. One ~alse Lovell Franklin, 134\!o, Oakland, •Inspect Master step and we lose. There IS a CaUl., stopped Jimmy Fields, Cylinder ' confidence factor and a momen- 135. :y, Los Angeles (10). • Road Test <:;ar tum factor involved here, tao. • Greate Seals We'll start winning these close SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) _ ones." Nate Colllns, 159, San FrancisEight of Cleveland's 11 losses co, outpointed Carl Moore, 157, i so far have been by two runs IPhoenix, Ariz. (10). or less. Although Adcock admits the Ius was speed and def-. Chi· Indians defense needs strength- cago has pitching, ·spoed a n d ening, he refuses to sacrifice defense. We've got pltclllllg." any of it to build up the offen· Adcock scheduled a long bel· slve side. tUng practice at the llladlum Mcock said, "Sure ihere are Munday. On band were Rocky 24-MONTH GUARANTEE things we can do It get more Colavito, Max Alvis, Vic DavUoffense, but wHh pitching, you illo and Leon Wagner, wbo Is need aU the defense you can off to his poorest start t h 1s gel. Cbicago's offense against spring in the big leagues. Exch•na• ··, , . Exchlna• 1 Indicted By Jury . , , ~w II JI·m PI·ersall RetJ·res WJ•Il A p A Nolan Seeks Thi.rd VI.ctory, . erve s RMan For ngels ReJ<'I Face· New York Mets ciu s •I I DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. tb"':t • rur: :ted PnnchJeSS Indians Face LP-1 League Leaders PLE BRAKE RELI E GUARANTEED 20,000 MILES OR 2 YEARS s Parts- _________ firt$to·n t BATTERIES I •ass ~ \•12as PLAY Take Advantage Of . T.RU.CKLOAD ·).~'-' DAllY SENTINEL ro INTI!REST or ·MAlON AREA MK-1 \ . !~~liNG AT KING BUitDfRS SUPPLY · 4 inch.Plastic .' ANY SIZE Tubele• Blackwalls 7.50·14 (7.75-14) 6.70-15 (7.15:15) 8.00-14 (8.25·14) SEWER PIPE. lldowllllf14 rwr..,..~,., lu.. Ia IA•tn• N•w York Cit~, New '. \ 't \ �'· ' ·' I .,, I 'I ., "'l , ., . ~'I .' / •• .. J . , '• • Middleman, Calm Pulitzer Hassle Rages . ' .,' " ) Beat of The Bend By Bob Boeme~ . '¥ ' Cards Snap Pirates 4-Game,, Winning Streak, 6-5 . I By JOE CARNIClEI\U UPI Sporll Writer Roger Maris may never be able to carry Roger Hornsby's bat but the St. lJlulll Cardinals are convinced that be can carry biB welghl In their bid for a National ·League pennant. It was ·back 1n the _spring o! 1962·that Marl> refosed to pose for a pboto with Hornsby and brought the Hall of Farner's scorn down on his hepd. him to the ClUdlnalalalll wL11er "Roger Marls." said Hornsby, for an infielder who couldn't a. three-lime .400 hitter who,malte It with the New York balled .358 during a 23-year Mel>. major league career, "'-"luldn'tl Runa That Collllt carry my bat." Maris isn't exacUy breaking The man who, bit 61 home down fences for tbe Cardinals runs for the 1961 New York this ye;ll'. but he I> swinging a Yankees slumped to 33 hoiners game-winning, late-inning bal. and a .256 average in !1Hl2. His After a torrid start, Maris nas career went steadily downhUI levelled · orr at .270 -one point unUJ the Yankees finally traded more than he hit in 1961 when Perranoskl. atraight gam~ ~ , to u_~-~~:f?i+,~ . labelled him, "a .269,'l'lm McCarver. Elsewhere In the IHornsby hitter"-and'has driven ln eight Tbe Cardinals, who went Into League, San Francisco runs, Including the winning, tally the ninth trailing 3-2. tied the Chicago 9-2 and Los fourth straight '"ctory and Tom Haller knocked in three l1l11ll t~ the Giants hitting attack. in Monday night's 11-5 vl~tory score on singles by Curt F'lood beat Houston 4-2. The MHrichal gave up a homer to over the Plttsllurgh Pirates. ' and Cepeda and MeCerver's between Atlanta and Erme Ba!!ks in the seCood · Marls, batting ' for Alex infield out. After tbe Cardinals phia was rained out. inning to end his shu!Jut s<ein Johnson, delivered the game· hoosled the score to 6-3 with In American League action, at 23 innings. The Giani> tagged winning hit when he doubled in their three-run rally in the loth, Washington downed Mirm•"otaJ Cub starter Ferguson Jenkllls the top of the lOth inning after Manny Jimenez doubled in two 7-4, and California nipped for six hils and five runs In the ' a double by Julian Javier, a runs to pull the Pirates to York 3-2. first two innings, Including . walk to Orlando Cepeda and within a run. Juan Marichal Umiled Willie Mays' 544th career home .. singles by Mike Shannon and Wellltrllen Trlumpb Cubs to four hits to earn his run. Ron Fairly drove In lOree granted for Clay to fight In runs with a double and a pair of other countries, However, the singles to lift the DodgOI's over lawyer said blanket permission the Aslros. would not be granted. It would Claude Osteen, who got three have to be applied for innings o! relief help from Ron HOUS'l'ON <UP!) -Caaalus three weeks out of fighting Federal Judge Ben C. Connally separately for each fight. Clay, .confined temporarily to condition" but said be planned plaeed the stipulation on his 1 Cov~ngt: ~~~ said he was this country under $6,000 bOild to continue fighting outside the bond that he would have to have Panmng s ar a SSlu~:•:t;!~~::ll .. , ... By Ualled Press lntematioaal American teague for refusing to be Inducted Into country because U.S. promoters the court's permission before! ~e Wort~ Boxmg ~ ' . ... National League By United Press Jnternallonal the Army, planned today to will not handle him. leaving the country. ';~ 'W:~ ngndCI~~ of hia tltlek. W.QL. Pel. GB . W. L. Pet. GB•conUnue his boxing career! But he would have to receive , e_ a .. e New Yor Cincinnati 17 8 .680 Detroit 13 7 .650 .•• outside the United States within •the court's permission first. Hayden Covington, . Clays BoXIng CommtssiOn took away Pittsburgh 12 7 .632 2 Chicago 12 7 .632 10 tbe next six m,onlhs. •• New York la-yyer••~~ID!sed the the lttle shortly after Clay St. l.ouis 13 9 .591 210 Washington 12 10 .545 2 The former heavyweight WINS FEATURE RACE Judge hiS client will not be Irefused to be Inducted. Atlanta 12 9 .571 3 INew York 10 10 .500 3 cliampion was indieted Monday LEBANON, Ohio (UP)) - leavmg . the country without Covmglon mentioned a pos:si· ll Chicago 10 10 .500 41!. Boston 10 10 .500 3 by a 21-member grand jury for Queen Franell came from far perml~~lon from you, your Ibie fight for promoter Ingemar Philadelphia 10 10 .500 410 California 12 12 .500 3 falling 11 days ago to take the off the pace to win the featured honor.. . : Joh~nssen in Stockholm, . San Francisco 10 12 .455 510 Minnesota 9 12 ,429 41!. one step forward which would race by one length at Lebanon Covmgton said early today. the agamst an unnamed opponent tn New York 8 13 .381 7 Baltimore 9 12 .429 41!.1 have signified Induction into the Raceway here Monday night. judge tndlcated at the hearmg· Tokyo and perhaps others Los Angeles 8 13 .381 7 Cleveland 8 II .421 410 armed services. Queen Franell paid $12, $7, and that pernusswn would be Germany and Lebanon. Houston 7 16 .304 9 Kansas City 8 12 .41111 ~ He pleaded innocent and was $6.60. Dandy Demon was second Monday's Results lvinnda,v's Results released under $5,01111 bond. and paid $23.60 and $10. Notrt. San Francisco 9 Chicago 2 Washington 7 Minnesota 4 Clay admitted he was "about Dame paid $5.1!0. ' WI St.Louis 6 Pitt 5 (10 inn, night) California 3 New York 2 Los Angeles 4 Hous!on 2 (mght) Today'• Probable Pltcbera Atlanta at Phila, ppd, rain tAU Times EDT) W t h Today'• Probable Pltcbers New York (Stottlemyre 2-2) ANAHEIM. Calif. (UP() - ity to further the iotere't of an t e Best Cincinnati <Nolan 2-1) at New at California <Brunet 1-4), 11 Veteran Outfielder Jimmy' Pier- baseball and the Angels. We and Home lnsurai'' C& York (FISher 1·2), 8:05 p.m. p.m. • -~ sail retired Monday night as think Jimmy has a k"'r< • Atlanta (Kelley 1·1) at Boston (Santiago 1·1 and I y that post an active player but will re· imparting knowledgo of baseF th 8 1 1 Philadelphia (Short 2-2), 8:05i'Lonborg 2-1) at Kansas City NEW YORK (UP!) -hi ounghirdla nd a .!amelll- r~Ligh;l main with the Califr:rnia An· ball and can hold ~lime• with or e Premiums You (Kr 04 and Doh IH) 2 Gary Nolan goes after s t pone . ,.,e yea ~ • 1 . . p.m. . ausse son , , lei lth tonight as 1bander bas 3 2-l record. [ ge s as a publtc retauons rep- coaches and managers of leaSEE BILL CHILDS St. LoUIS lCarlton 1·1) at [7 p.~ v ory ~elnn:;e~s 0 Op osin Nolan is veteran resentative. gues like the Little and Pony 1 P1ltsburgh (Veale 4.0), 8:051 Chicago (Howard 1-2) at the C . h thpenN J kpFishg tng a 12 mark Piersall 37 was eut from the leagues" tB ltimo (Ph b II) three-game set w1t e ew ac er, own · • · along with pitch· Haney· satd . P1ersall , 1 8 p.m. , a re oe us • , p.m. f this club's roster will San Franclseo (Bolin 2-3) all Washington <Coleman 2-1) at York Mets. , . '[ 50 ar season. er Jorge Rubio and outfielder be available in g•oeral r o Meigs County's Oldest and Largest Chicago (Culp 1·2), 2:30p.m. Minnesota (Grant 1·11, q >.m. Nolan, who ~I pitch~t 1 The Reds wind up a !().day Bubba. Morton. Rubio and Mor· luncheon and dinner s~~t~~~~~~ Los Angeles <Drysdale .l-3) at Detroit !McLain 2-3) at more w w~ 01 t:· lroad trip here Thursday after- ton were optioned to the An· as an Angel public r: MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1 Houston tDierker 2-2), 8:30 p.m. Cleveland (McDowell 2-0), 7:3 ally slate g~gha~at•AuS:Inoon and then returned home gels' Pacific Coast League muo~an~·-_ _ _ _ _ _ _...::,,,.,.,,.,,.,,..,..,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,..,..,..,..,..,.,.~ . . Wednesday'• Games . Braves ~ ay ~-- I for. a weekend .s~ries witb the Farm "tub at Seattle on a 24- 1 p.m. Ctncmnall at New York (rught) Wedneoda)t'a Gam10 Jor Retlult 1Phtladelphia Pltilltes. hour recall basis. Atlanta. at Phila (Y., twi·nighl) New York at Califo"!"a <night) B ~Internat~onal : Cin~lnnati was idle Monday The Angels are now down to St. LoUis at Pittsburgh Boston at Kansas C1ty (mghtJ Y : followmg the Atlanta senes tJ the 25-man American League San Francisco at Chicago Chicago at Baltimore (night) National League 1give the team a day of travel player limit required by mid· Los Angeles at Houston Detroit at Cleveland (night) Atlanta at PhUa, pprl. rain . and rest before engaging the night on Wednesday. Tile ros--·-· SF 302 300 001- t!O o: Mets. ter includes veteran first baseFight Results Chicago 010 100 01111-- 2 4 0 man Bill Moose Skowron, reBy UDited -Press lnlerllatloaal Mariehal (4-3) and Haller: American League cently acquired from the Chi· WASHINGTON (UPI) -Bob Jenkins, Koonce t3), Niekro 16), Wash 01111 001 01111-- 7 9 0 oago White Smt:. Foster, 174, wa' hI n g t 0 n, Radatz (9) and Hundley. Minn 120 01111 001- 4 11 0 Skowron joined the Angels knoeked out Eddie Cotton, 174, Jenklna (3-2) . HRS - Banks Ort Pr'dd (Z) Hannan Monday for the start of a lhreeSeaUie, wash. ll). (4th), Mays <2nd), Santo (3rd), (8), ~dwin ~7/and Casanova; game series against his OX· Davenport (34<1). Ollom, Worlidnglon (7), Merritt mates - the New York YanJACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) (IO innings) (7), Kline (7) and Nixon. WP- kees. CLEVELArND (UP!) _ The -Jimmie Bello, 150, Philaclel- SIL 01111 002 IIIII 3-- 6 12 I Hanoan (l·l). LP-Worthington P10rsall, ~ color!ul player ninth place Cleveland Indians, phia, knocked out Rocky Ran· Pill 000 2110 IIIII 2- 5 9 0 1!-Z). HRS-Uhlaender (1st), known for hts screWball antics, who haven't scored a run in dell, 146, Tampa, Fla. (4). Washburn, Woodesblek m. 1 McMullen (2nd). first got Into organ12ed basethe last l8 billings take on tbe _ Hoernar 18), Willis (9), Briles , ball w1th the Scranto.1 club. He league leading ~troll Tigers (10), Jaster (10) and McCarver; ; NY 001 010 01111-- 2 5 I made the majors with the Bos81 the stadiwn tonlgbL WORCESTER, Mass. (UP!) Pizarro, Face 19), Sllort (9),1 Cal 100 100 !Ox- l 9 0 ton Red Sox in 19M and later Using All New Hydraulic Rebuilt Even though the Indians have -lsedro Per~, 150,_ Westfl<ld, MeBea~ (9), Law (10) and May. 1 Talbot, Renlff (7), Hamilton played with Cleveland, Wash- . lost five of their last 8 e v 0 n Mass., outpOinted K1d Bassey, WP-Willis ll.Q), LP-Law (0· 1 17), and Howard; Willhite, 1nglon and the New York Mels. games Manager Joe Adock 150, British West Indies 18); 3). Kelso (6), Rojas 17) and He has been with the Angels said ~ Isn't ready to push the Billy Conlin, 169 Fitchburg, LA 100 001 200- 4 11 0 Renlfl 10.2). JIBS-Hall (4th), since the 1964 season. panic button yet Mass., outpointed Clarenee ISu- Hou 002 01111 01111-- ~ 7 0 Talbol (lsi). Angel General Ma"ager Fred "We've got t; stay with the gar) Ryan, 170, Newark, N.J. Os~, Perranoakl l7) and Haney, in ann~~ing ~iersoll's best defenses we've got," Ad- (8). Torborg, Cuellar, Sernbera (8), In 11126, Commander Richard new job, said, J•mtnJ Is popuFordo, Chm, ~ cock said. "We are not scorSchneider (7), Lalman (8) and Byrd and F1oyd Bennett became Jar aU over th~ country and Wa guaraD\ee OW' bnbrellDin, Ali Amorican '< ..-vice t.be apecided Dumber ol 1ng enough runs, but we aren't NEW ORLEANS (UP!) _ ·Bateman. WP~n <'-1). LP the first men to fly over the what. we have m mmd Is us· :mile& or yean from date of iJa... Compacts. stallation, whiclurver COIIlell 'first going to start malting changes. Fred Martinovich, 146y,, New- :-5e'"bera !~). t_~orth Pol."'_ __ _ _ · - - -·-· ing h~!"p~arlty and his abil· 0!11111 Slightly .Adiu.tment. prorated on mileqe and. based on price~ IIIEhiM aC: We'll get whatever offense we ark, N.J., outpointed Jerry Highor. time of adjuMment. can get out of the guys who Pelligrini, 148, New Orleans bave been playing." (10). HERE'S WHAT WE DO ..• Indians President Gahe Paul _ • Repack Wheel ·, has complained, "We have no LAS VEGAS, Nev. IUPI) -' Bca.rmgs on B :)th \1 Front Wheel11 \ margin for error. One ~alse Lovell Franklin, 134\!o, Oakland, •Inspect Master step and we lose. There IS a CaUl., stopped Jimmy Fields, Cylinder ' confidence factor and a momen- 135. :y, Los Angeles (10). • Road Test <:;ar tum factor involved here, tao. • Greate Seals We'll start winning these close SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) _ ones." Nate Colllns, 159, San FrancisEight of Cleveland's 11 losses co, outpointed Carl Moore, 157, i so far have been by two runs IPhoenix, Ariz. (10). or less. Although Adcock admits the Ius was speed and def-. Chi· Indians defense needs strength- cago has pitching, ·spoed a n d ening, he refuses to sacrifice defense. We've got pltclllllg." any of it to build up the offen· Adcock scheduled a long bel· slve side. tUng practice at the llladlum Mcock said, "Sure ihere are Munday. On band were Rocky 24-MONTH GUARANTEE things we can do It get more Colavito, Max Alvis, Vic DavUoffense, but wHh pitching, you illo and Leon Wagner, wbo Is need aU the defense you can off to his poorest start t h 1s gel. Cbicago's offense against spring in the big leagues. Exch•na• ··, , . Exchlna• 1 Indicted By Jury . , , ~w II JI·m PI·ersall RetJ·res WJ•Il A p A Nolan Seeks Thi.rd VI.ctory, . erve s RMan For ngels ReJ<'I Face· New York Mets ciu s •I I DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. tb"':t • rur: :ted PnnchJeSS Indians Face LP-1 League Leaders PLE BRAKE RELI E GUARANTEED 20,000 MILES OR 2 YEARS s Parts- _________ firt$to·n t BATTERIES I •ass ~ \•12as PLAY Take Advantage Of . T.RU.CKLOAD ·).~'-' DAllY SENTINEL ro INTI!REST or ·MAlON AREA MK-1 \ . !~~liNG AT KING BUitDfRS SUPPLY · 4 inch.Plastic .' ANY SIZE Tubele• Blackwalls 7.50·14 (7.75-14) 6.70-15 (7.15:15) 8.00-14 (8.25·14) SEWER PIPE. lldowllllf14 rwr..,..~,., lu.. Ia IA•tn• N•w York Cit~, New '. \ 't \ �I. r i i DIIW ILIIIIill. ....,.:Middlepert, 0-i XIY t, 11187-1 , Donation Mt1de to ~ancer Socrety .. Sy D.Rualtters of Ruth Closs Group lOY ll'LRJBEI)• :dr:7 ~!·~: ti.ri."a~ , Coming PT. PLEASANT - Harry IJiiicraaihlelh... lour Jumbl.,. 11r1f letter 1e •h .....,.1. ~ !aim four 4n!lnlf1 wot4o. IIU!Iell, Howard Avenue, SeneA donatfon t the Cancer So- IGelll!ral Hospital and members . meade, re~,.ived a laceration I SlONE . •ety was made when the Dau- signed a round-robm card for of the leg Monday 5:05 p.m .. , ,ters o1 Rutb Class met at her. In Mis• Genheimer.;s. ab· when he rode his \Jicycle across , >oe Pomeroy United Methodist\ sence, Mlsa Lydia Ebersbacb Rt. U from .Robinaon Slreel : ~horeb Monday Afternoon. presented the devotional pro- and colllded with a northbound 1 ,,.~-Lgttm Wltleh Included readings car driven by Jame• Edward. - _Dn .. Mrt. E1ilel Stewart, presldent, entitled "~ lbe W!rulows to Morrow, 22, Pt. Pleasant. Young Tuaday w" •t lite plano far g r o u Gild," "Plctlrig Up Aftet lllusse\1 treated at Holzer A PTA Tuesday 11 .·· -· · - '.'"ging to ope~. llle meeting. GUiers," and "A 'I'talned Fl1." llospltal. The driller of the ve- -~ ~~t the School Aud~l , ~¥he ~ongs w~e '!h•~.~~";! Memuers responded to roll hicle was not cMrged. :~riu~. ohio University Family 11 ~~~:~•lt'Y m; 0~veth~ ;.'!t~s." Mom- call with a Mother's Day qu~le- 1 The mishap was · investigated Player$ of the Dramatics Arl!l I • 'i O'F-' bers gave sentence prayers A card of thanks was r e ~ d I by the S~erl!rs dl!l>artment. and Speech of the Dlvuuon of I . ... . - A - ~~~:!tuV~~- "::~~ for the sick and afflicted and from the A. V. Howell rami y. l Mental Hygiene w • I l present [ ~ .....,______ ..,., ~~::II for eace on earth The program tncludlld read. .. ''Random Target" by N or No•.,...... tho olttl" lttWI lheny, Loon! Mrt. Jolin It Pwaa noted tbai Miss Ada ings by Mrs. Stewart. "My Get Att!~Eli1'8 ttEPOitTiiD ISterling. Tile public Is Invited. M to iorm tht , • ..,..t.. anowor, u =~.,~~=~• Pt. Genhellner is confined to Meigs Up and Go Has Got Up an d PT PLEASANT _ Arrested SPECIAL MEETING of tbe 1_ _ _ _ ,__ oiiiJIOic<IIIJ tho ..... eartoon. Pleaaant: Mrs. Edward !I"" Mltlllll~lft. Olllf . .. Gone" and "The Oluldren'a recorded at the county jail dur- Middleport Lodge SB3 Tuesday, ! ;::! 'I _ _ _ _ _.. Hour;" Mrs. Richar_d Oamp- lng the weeki!Jtd were: Roy w. IMay 9, at u p.m. Conferring tmt~~e!IJRIUI!AIISliER~AN~JI nal!ll, Apple 01'0111; Mrs. lrl PliCU ... bell, "House bf the S1de of the Holfs!nger, 30 , Red House, char- .of the MM Degree, Harry C. I ...._ . _ , •• Potts, Apple Grove; H•rt7 Cui, 1 1 i~ l' : Road ," and a meditation !rom ged with driving while intoxi- ' (.'hesher, Worshipful Maoter. : ClKID MiliCI lMUllr IITMII le~~~~' Mtl. lo!IUald . And SPRING tiMIE the Christian News by M 19 8 cated: l>alrick Dale Shaffer, MEMBERSHIP TE!A Tuesday , '"i"••>'• II , 00 TOOI!TH!R IEberRhech. Mansfield 0 driving while In- May 9 at 7•30 sponsored by the IMI••" TIW .m,lu •• fl"hy h~~::' =~~:.· ~~le::~; :;~ i , PCIR ALL tHI An azalea arrangement cen- toiicated;, R.;y F. Waggener, Women's Auxiliary of the Ve~fro• ,,....., . , Otho Birchfield, Koaoett: ';: .. . I'AMILy tered tile relmriment tall1e .. Zll, Hometown, W. va., BoYd erans Memorial Hospital In o . erie Hal•te•d Pt. P\o•.aoant ,, .. ..' . '!Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner was bosl- Fisher, 1111, Pt. Pleasant; and servance of Hospital Week.: erly Price, Hopei!. . __...... ' ...... I. ••• Altehdlng besides I hp se !JJcian FergllBOn, 34, Pl. Plea- Mayor Legar will ~ guest : mentioned above \'.ere Mrs. Mln- san!, all charged with mtoxtea- speaker on Lhe topic, A Sant· 1 1 IN H08Pn'AL Inle Neutzl!ng and Mrs. Deos!e t!o!l and Orvll L. Graham, 19· 1' tary Sewer System lor Porn.~ : Raymond El!elllloln lotJnet<·!l WE SEll QUALitY Middleport IPatterson, and Mrs. L I! zi "!Belpre, o., AWOL from the · ~:": .~~~n.o~a~~n~~m~~r' !y of Pomeroy, Is co~linl!d FURNITUREATLOW '{: L,."""!'!~"""!'!-""'--..~'C!eek, a guest. Marine Corps. tt din is asked to bring a · ~ . the Deacons Hoepltol, Cle11•ll PRICES " · a ent g I POINT PLI!:ASANT _ Th el Superlnt~ent Milton Bur- •land. aCC1ll'ding to word receiv-11 ·~ "" , _ - -....- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , gu~SCS of the United Metho- : Mason county Board or Educa- :dctt reported to _the board ~= 1 ed hert by lrlendo. Mr. El•••l·ll IAKERF~ .............. _. d!st Church annual mother· : lion Monday night in a four hour tile State Supermtendent , 8 : stein auffered a olroke at .·' . ' Mltl41...,.,0111e daughter banquet Tuesday, 6:30 session acted on a varied agen- Smith had approved !. BJOok 1home of his daughter, Mfl. p m with meat cake and bev-1 d> of busine<;s. !Smith, Ripley, as the new sup- nard Ruu, Cleveland, !rld~y • : e;ag~ being pro~lded 11 will be Approval oro request of the erintendenl rtf Mas~ ~oun!r ~- - , - - - • dinner and everyone . Big BIRrk Rackers of PPHS, iSchooil effective ~a~ l,._ _ _ "il""_______ _, Ia1!. potluck requested to bring a covered • for materials coslmg $1 ,300 lor thou~h Mr. ~mith P . 1' _• • t dish Mrs James Richards dl!lo new section of concrete bleach- lor las! nleht I meetmg. W . . .. trlci ore;ident, wiU be guest ers at the high school stadium : As recommend~ tlby ;~~~SE! US FOR 1110 apeaker wa• granted wtlh Backers pro- i Keefer, Transpor a . on I I ' MIDDLEPORT Daily Vaca- • vidina the labor. visor, summer omploymen °~ mLm . s workrrs at the bus garage I lllltlll Uon Bible Scllool planmng se • A contract was awarded the $t 60 per hour wa• approved ;on tll ~h::d:~J'FI~i i General Store Fixtures Co., and the following hired : Freduet~y ~ b 1 1 Cil h Huntington for kitchen equip· •erick Propp, Geor~e Kearns, ' Unl res Y er an urc . ment for the new .Jr. H l g h ' James Long, Vtrgil Adkins, AllCOMIINATIONS hlnterestedh 1 !I'Ork~ School kitchen with tho low bid 1drrw Beattie and Howard We~ HYDRANGIAS as teac ers or e pers w by the company for an electric il gand . I NO DOWN PAYMENT the community school are ask· kitchen being $12.976.60. I , CHRYSANTHIMUMS to attend. i Frank Capehart of Wahama , Supt. Bur-dette dlocussed tbe I 5 YEARS TO PAY AZALEAS OHIO ETA Pill chapter, Beta • H'gh appear•d before t h , 1 problem of otorm wamlnt• that SigmA Phi Sorority, wll! meet : ~ard giving hlo qualll!catlonol coused many parent. to dem~nd 1 ------------~~~~--------~ ... oM II 1:15 Tueoday night at the ! for the position of Athletic Dl- to have th•tr chtld- ~ :~~~~!~~ and Southern at once. Thl 1 and head eoach o1 1oot~ ren sent home dth ••• ~ 0 bThl o recor bo rdrl! fHIHZtT Co. meet""' r~m. e ball and basketball aL Wahama Suporlntendent an • a -~ CARNATIONS- ROSES oll!cers Will be Installed. H' h a!lze that thi• " 1 great protAINT CYMBIDIUMS- ORCHIDS Richard Hovatter, Mrs. ~a· ehart aald he felt lhe poi!l- . b!em, bet it I< olmO!t lmpoaal· T..:INNER Loll. Moore and Mfl. John Re- lionsou Ph ld be f'lled FROM $3.00 1 &88oona s '1ble to start the buses out whan be dovtan wtll present the pro'bl ince It W80 Important many parents would not ror tntttlor cw' ttftrlaf uw, .-. p611\ttcl ott Ufto CASH & CARRY and hootesses will be Mrs. :s:~a;t 'the atblellc rogram Iaware of t!leir children coming polnttd 1uriac:ta. wooll or metal. lo6l!Y o""lltd Hmratter and Mrs. Rut!l Rll- 1 1 . lh er P viHh:al Of hDriUMitOI, 01' harcf.to-Dtt• placA 1borne and may not be at hotne 1 CORSAGES _ _ $1.91 Me~berR are to note _lhe •a~~b~~t ;u!~~~thietle direc- lwhen the rhild arm•• II was , [d!B1nge m data of the meet11111. tor and Coach Ronald Rlchord- . ooted t.hat If storm warnln~ 1 f Wh h both re ar@ ~wfn. the parent" tr. R ~ FOREHI' ROSE COUNCIL 2115, :"n~ el~e~~: at~~e end of come for their child II t11ey deof Amenca , wtll g h hmlt sire. "WOODUI'r a..,o l Volut meet at 7:30 Tuesday night al l the "hool term . Ot . , su .· The next meeting or 111e 59 N. 2nd Av•. Wltlil RIPIWIII' WI Ute hall. l"'pectlon will he held tmg appllGcatlo1n'B for ttth"D nnonslle· boad wo. •"'>eduled lor May PHON I tf2•1560 CARTRIDGI Pilei . PIIIWlfiVI tton sre ran arne , o •:':._ _______ l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!'"""!'!!!!!!~;!~!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!'!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!! and 15 al'7JO_ p.m. hit members are asked to wear Van Me1er a nd Du•e Vance . ___ Events I Plour 1.------iaiall I : I 'b a ll'u tAWDa I I 1 "Ii SEIBEQfi: . I :j ' I I Board Approves Head Start Personnel as Recommended Council alBO adopted an ordl· nanco to allow absentee votilnol for the municipal election from the period or May loth lhroUidl I May 11th wllh voting PT. ··PLEASANT - The Mas- hired were Elmer Brannon, from 8:30 a.m. to f:i!O p.m. on county Board of Education I Bet>ch Hill: Jasper Likens, Cen- Monday through Friday at has approved btts drivers. jan- Ira!: Margie Benson, Hannan; clly bu!ldmg. lli>rs. 'cooks and teachers f 0 r Viola E. Stewart. Hartford; Council approved $400 lor the srlmmer Head Start pro- Ray Duncan, Henderson: War- constructing of dressmg lf•m 'as rerommend.ed by Roy ren Stewart. Leon Homer Laud- purchasing of oand and Lloyd, director and M! It 0 n lermilt. Mason : Retba L. Cam- Iof concrete and ne Buroelte. Supt of Mason Coun- den, North Pl. Pleasant: C. W. 1buoys at Krodel Park 1y Scl!ools, subject to approval ; Long Sunnystde. and Charles mmg lake. The swnnm!ng of sigi,ing a contract between ' Ernie Martin. Woods. 1 Will open to the pob!lc the Mason Countv Board or Ed- Rate of pay for cooks will be • ucatioa and tbe. West Virginia $6 per day. 1120 per month with · Super Premium Quollty Comrramlly Action A"uc!otion. a 20 hour work week. Cooks : · • will be Dorothy Newell . Berch · The rate of pay lor teachers Hill : Glenna Rogers. C~ntral: • will be based on the regular ! F:ilet>n LnffPr . HRnnen : nnro1966-67ipay scale, maximum sal- thy Stone James, Hartford: , ary ol$150 per week. Teachers E££ie Roorb. Henderson : Vada i and Cfnter are: Jessie Ruth : Cottrill. L~on: Norma Faye Decorator Colors Hunter, Beech Hill; Evelyn I Riggs, Mason: Cora May Eads. i Gammon, Central: Jo!- North Point Pleasant: Vesta ley, Ifannan; Janet Donran, Sunnyside. and Mary Carr. Hartford ; Sally, Lo Lou Weethee, Woods. Darst, Henderson: Carrie R. Horold Chuo, Mtr. Green~, Leon; Erma Barnett, ·, . , Lacud St. Mldclloport North :Point Pleasant: Flossie In 1502, Chnstopher Columbus I Phone WY 2-2511 0. Allensworth, Mason; set out lor his fourth and last Uty 8)11. Sunnyside, and Ar· trtp to America. lene Williams, Wonds. Bus drivers pay for H e a d Wf TERMS ••. Start 11'111 he 112.50 per day, $250 per month with a 49 hour maximum work week. DriVel-s and '*'ters are: Stanley Williamsoll, Beech Hill ; Loula Lathey, Central: Homer WatterRon, HannBJl; Rayford Roush, Hart· lord; Kenneth Foul, Henderson: PURNITVRI IH 2-4111 lulll1nll' Summfl' Smith, Leon; Johnson Scarberry, Mason ; Ross Wetnbrenner, North Pl. Pleasant and Chari"' Weethee, Woods. Pay rate of the Head Start janltois will be $6 per ~1· 1120 month lor a maximum of 20 hotll'11, Janltora i G B' .SPRING .::.:...!;:::,!.::.;::__.,::____ eAil'UciNo .... ltH .................... --··..........== . ... , _ _......._ _ .. ..... r:::::-.,..., ...... ,"':: .,._ Chltflltu PANE~ING . . . . W ·T·MASTbl m•.m. '1!•( WALL AUIIMIUM 16 ft • 20ft. & 117" eDrlpP~~e 24ft. &1201 28, . . 12.. 1 ellltQualltr Economy Vinyl ' SALE PRICED 52.22 For S1JI& - .... ' \ \ .J .\ NATtONALLY FAMOUS BRANDS lplldiftt • Wilson • Nerthwtatern · Oolf Clubs '. ' ' ' \ ANDIAYI AT , s_ ·M ·OORE j \ -- ! -· .' 1488 ' ... ' 4";. sse• . IICI. lUI 'GIANT 'WASTEBASKET 1111;1.\loht ' • • "'"'bo 110 "'rpoM ti• .. · rutfo W!Tll s100 COUPON · -~ POMEROY '' ' ,.., I i ,,. ..,. .)l..,..~.i:.v, .,,,'\• .. ., ' .. \. ' ~. ' .'t 'I ' I' ' :, ,Mill lii.IT ....... • ' N,.11 m. 'n:tUrsdD~' only at the COiumbla Gtlll offic< In Middleport. Inm!lallon of ofllctn will be held, RACINI!l Ele1110ntary PTA replar meeting Thursday, May 1! 7:30 p. m. Officers are to litltaUed. All room tnothora are lt!ked to at~nd to mlki tho sch09l Plcm<. lt'ade tnolhet:a relreshmests. FWrnAY afKIAD : IOLflfG IQUfMENT ! saaa 110...... '' EVERY1HING YOU NIID AT MOORn SPICIAL LOW PIICES •. r llc ~. "· ~ • • • w~~ ¥'lilt , . , eo•y to clean. Tv~• or $ondlw'ood. Supplies m JUST .... I Wall CEILING TILE STtP WDERI \ No action was tok~n on hiring , anyone lor the position. l rf<'"i""~F-~ Reolgnatlons of Rosanna Bl- . as, teacher al Jr. ffigh: Point , Pleaoant, who Is rflovmg to Huntington: Patsy Ftelds , Pt. ' Pleasant Jr. High teacher an~ , Pauline !lower, aide at Arbuc- i Wedne1d1y k!e school. were accepted. i WHri'E ROSE Lodge wi 11 The Boar-d aporoved anothor i meet Wednesday, May 10 at 1:· class In welding of the ManpoW· I 11'1'><i ' ~ er Training Development Act 1 10 p. m. al th0 MAd! i" eport ..,.. at Marietta Manulacturln• Com- 1 1 aton Hall. • pany with elao~es starting May 1 Thunday .5 This project tnvolves $10.- , ANNUAL IN!!PECTION or I and Hershel llenderson was ; Evangelme Chapter 1'12. Otder blr~ 88 a teacher for the weld- ; of Eastern Star, Middleport, !ng clns at 11 per hour. 1li 'l,t:l, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Ma- Requests for bus transports· : sonic Temple. Berni~>~ Hollman. lion wu grRnted PPHS band ' deputy grand matron, inspect- 00 attend! he Strawberry Festilng OffiC<\r. . val at Buchannon on June 2: ROCK SPRINGS Grange Beech Hill request to take 1 1 meetinl achedllled for tour of Charleston. Request was 1 day night cancelled bec•use also 1ranted City Clerk. Dick , 11pedtll oervlceo at the Rock Melrose lor use of sc)lools in , ·l;prinl• Methodist Church. the city needed for polling pia· : PHitATIIEA 80CJETY at cOs lor the May 20 municipal 1 the Middleport Chur!!h or election. at 7:110 Thuraday night at the I A request ftom Home econo!!hurch. mics teachl!l'll Mrs. Grant Stan- · CATHOLIC WOMEN'~ ley and Mrs. Evelyn Brake .or the Sacred Heart Church lor 1 leave In the tnomlnJ'I thts meet Thunday, May 11, at 8 P· summer to atlend Manhall Unt· m., In the church auditorium. versity to work on their mast- 1 REGULAR MEETIN'G of XI en degr... was granted. 1· Gamma Mu will he held at I p. I '3.79 Will PAINT $4 99 Dudley,s w IN~TALLATION OF olncen the Middleport Business and PrOie!tslortal . Women'a Club at meeting Tuesday, May t, •I. offices of the Columbia Gas Co. following a 8:30 p.m. dinner at Martin Restaurant. ONLY ONI COAT Pltlf Plnllh Lllu .... fU9 Gillon llle :~t .si'a!. I PRE·FINISHED STA-SAFE STABILIZER ... $54.91 ......__ SAU ~..,.., I PAINT BRUSHES Wlii!IU HUFFY & GARDEN PRIDE LAWN MOWERS 95 tfttUI 7gc CORSAGES I YOU'lL ALWAYS SAVE PLENTY AT MOORE'S MOTHER'S DAY f L0 W £ft $ BLOOMING PLANTS ' 1 2FDR411e _________ t" SPRAY ENAMEL COMPLEIE OF • •• SUPPLIES fpootll ;,.,.jl 'I c~J~~N ..- IAK!It fllllllftlll · ' IMPROVEMENTS ~ aatnus Low· . HOME CHASE HARDWARE I tLP.IIIHI MOTOR oua Mason county Board De1ays G .d c h Hirincr Wahama n oac THE SHOE BOX COCHRAN PAINTS hrtlea ·Tilen :r I I X !J"""'"' SA,tt tO $6.SO RUTLAND •' rI I :.=: * 1 1 U I KIDS TIME j 1 j PER~ORATED lARD BOARD REGULA!\ MEE'I'ING oUhe l·m.t,.. $brine o1 JII'UQltlrl ·win Frlby, Mq II; at .• p,m. I.O.Q.I". llall; '"'' ' II 1 N•meti SAN JI'IIANCISCO (UP!) - 1 San Francisco 8tato College 1 announced Monday that Jerry 1 wyn111 would become the ; scltool's n ~.w 1 1 h 1ell e ; .director. Wyneso, an asst. ' stan! (<iotball coach at San ! Fernando ValltY Stole College. ' likes liVer th! post left vocant by the death of Joe Verduccl In November ltlt!4. Diridui I~~-~--~~-Man Perfects ' Tran~stor . �I. r i i DIIW ILIIIIill. ....,.:Middlepert, 0-i XIY t, 11187-1 , Donation Mt1de to ~ancer Socrety .. Sy D.Rualtters of Ruth Closs Group lOY ll'LRJBEI)• :dr:7 ~!·~: ti.ri."a~ , Coming PT. PLEASANT - Harry IJiiicraaihlelh... lour Jumbl.,. 11r1f letter 1e •h .....,.1. ~ !aim four 4n!lnlf1 wot4o. IIU!Iell, Howard Avenue, SeneA donatfon t the Cancer So- IGelll!ral Hospital and members . meade, re~,.ived a laceration I SlONE . •ety was made when the Dau- signed a round-robm card for of the leg Monday 5:05 p.m .. , ,ters o1 Rutb Class met at her. In Mis• Genheimer.;s. ab· when he rode his \Jicycle across , >oe Pomeroy United Methodist\ sence, Mlsa Lydia Ebersbacb Rt. U from .Robinaon Slreel : ~horeb Monday Afternoon. presented the devotional pro- and colllded with a northbound 1 ,,.~-Lgttm Wltleh Included readings car driven by Jame• Edward. - _Dn .. Mrt. E1ilel Stewart, presldent, entitled "~ lbe W!rulows to Morrow, 22, Pt. Pleasant. Young Tuaday w" •t lite plano far g r o u Gild," "Plctlrig Up Aftet lllusse\1 treated at Holzer A PTA Tuesday 11 .·· -· · - '.'"ging to ope~. llle meeting. GUiers," and "A 'I'talned Fl1." llospltal. The driller of the ve- -~ ~~t the School Aud~l , ~¥he ~ongs w~e '!h•~.~~";! Memuers responded to roll hicle was not cMrged. :~riu~. ohio University Family 11 ~~~:~•lt'Y m; 0~veth~ ;.'!t~s." Mom- call with a Mother's Day qu~le- 1 The mishap was · investigated Player$ of the Dramatics Arl!l I • 'i O'F-' bers gave sentence prayers A card of thanks was r e ~ d I by the S~erl!rs dl!l>artment. and Speech of the Dlvuuon of I . ... . - A - ~~~:!tuV~~- "::~~ for the sick and afflicted and from the A. V. Howell rami y. l Mental Hygiene w • I l present [ ~ .....,______ ..,., ~~::II for eace on earth The program tncludlld read. .. ''Random Target" by N or No•.,...... tho olttl" lttWI lheny, Loon! Mrt. Jolin It Pwaa noted tbai Miss Ada ings by Mrs. Stewart. "My Get Att!~Eli1'8 ttEPOitTiiD ISterling. Tile public Is Invited. M to iorm tht , • ..,..t.. anowor, u =~.,~~=~• Pt. Genhellner is confined to Meigs Up and Go Has Got Up an d PT PLEASANT _ Arrested SPECIAL MEETING of tbe 1_ _ _ _ ,__ oiiiJIOic<IIIJ tho ..... eartoon. Pleaaant: Mrs. Edward !I"" Mltlllll~lft. Olllf . .. Gone" and "The Oluldren'a recorded at the county jail dur- Middleport Lodge SB3 Tuesday, ! ;::! 'I _ _ _ _ _.. Hour;" Mrs. Richar_d Oamp- lng the weeki!Jtd were: Roy w. IMay 9, at u p.m. Conferring tmt~~e!IJRIUI!AIISliER~AN~JI nal!ll, Apple 01'0111; Mrs. lrl PliCU ... bell, "House bf the S1de of the Holfs!nger, 30 , Red House, char- .of the MM Degree, Harry C. I ...._ . _ , •• Potts, Apple Grove; H•rt7 Cui, 1 1 i~ l' : Road ," and a meditation !rom ged with driving while intoxi- ' (.'hesher, Worshipful Maoter. : ClKID MiliCI lMUllr IITMII le~~~~' Mtl. lo!IUald . And SPRING tiMIE the Christian News by M 19 8 cated: l>alrick Dale Shaffer, MEMBERSHIP TE!A Tuesday , '"i"••>'• II , 00 TOOI!TH!R IEberRhech. Mansfield 0 driving while In- May 9 at 7•30 sponsored by the IMI••" TIW .m,lu •• fl"hy h~~::' =~~:.· ~~le::~; :;~ i , PCIR ALL tHI An azalea arrangement cen- toiicated;, R.;y F. Waggener, Women's Auxiliary of the Ve~fro• ,,....., . , Otho Birchfield, Koaoett: ';: .. . I'AMILy tered tile relmriment tall1e .. Zll, Hometown, W. va., BoYd erans Memorial Hospital In o . erie Hal•te•d Pt. P\o•.aoant ,, .. ..' . '!Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner was bosl- Fisher, 1111, Pt. Pleasant; and servance of Hospital Week.: erly Price, Hopei!. . __...... ' ...... I. ••• Altehdlng besides I hp se !JJcian FergllBOn, 34, Pl. Plea- Mayor Legar will ~ guest : mentioned above \'.ere Mrs. Mln- san!, all charged with mtoxtea- speaker on Lhe topic, A Sant· 1 1 IN H08Pn'AL Inle Neutzl!ng and Mrs. Deos!e t!o!l and Orvll L. Graham, 19· 1' tary Sewer System lor Porn.~ : Raymond El!elllloln lotJnet<·!l WE SEll QUALitY Middleport IPatterson, and Mrs. L I! zi "!Belpre, o., AWOL from the · ~:": .~~~n.o~a~~n~~m~~r' !y of Pomeroy, Is co~linl!d FURNITUREATLOW '{: L,."""!'!~"""!'!-""'--..~'C!eek, a guest. Marine Corps. tt din is asked to bring a · ~ . the Deacons Hoepltol, Cle11•ll PRICES " · a ent g I POINT PLI!:ASANT _ Th el Superlnt~ent Milton Bur- •land. aCC1ll'ding to word receiv-11 ·~ "" , _ - -....- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , gu~SCS of the United Metho- : Mason county Board or Educa- :dctt reported to _the board ~= 1 ed hert by lrlendo. Mr. El•••l·ll IAKERF~ .............. _. d!st Church annual mother· : lion Monday night in a four hour tile State Supermtendent , 8 : stein auffered a olroke at .·' . ' Mltl41...,.,0111e daughter banquet Tuesday, 6:30 session acted on a varied agen- Smith had approved !. BJOok 1home of his daughter, Mfl. p m with meat cake and bev-1 d> of busine<;s. !Smith, Ripley, as the new sup- nard Ruu, Cleveland, !rld~y • : e;ag~ being pro~lded 11 will be Approval oro request of the erintendenl rtf Mas~ ~oun!r ~- - , - - - • dinner and everyone . Big BIRrk Rackers of PPHS, iSchooil effective ~a~ l,._ _ _ "il""_______ _, Ia1!. potluck requested to bring a covered • for materials coslmg $1 ,300 lor thou~h Mr. ~mith P . 1' _• • t dish Mrs James Richards dl!lo new section of concrete bleach- lor las! nleht I meetmg. W . . .. trlci ore;ident, wiU be guest ers at the high school stadium : As recommend~ tlby ;~~~SE! US FOR 1110 apeaker wa• granted wtlh Backers pro- i Keefer, Transpor a . on I I ' MIDDLEPORT Daily Vaca- • vidina the labor. visor, summer omploymen °~ mLm . s workrrs at the bus garage I lllltlll Uon Bible Scllool planmng se • A contract was awarded the $t 60 per hour wa• approved ;on tll ~h::d:~J'FI~i i General Store Fixtures Co., and the following hired : Freduet~y ~ b 1 1 Cil h Huntington for kitchen equip· •erick Propp, Geor~e Kearns, ' Unl res Y er an urc . ment for the new .Jr. H l g h ' James Long, Vtrgil Adkins, AllCOMIINATIONS hlnterestedh 1 !I'Ork~ School kitchen with tho low bid 1drrw Beattie and Howard We~ HYDRANGIAS as teac ers or e pers w by the company for an electric il gand . I NO DOWN PAYMENT the community school are ask· kitchen being $12.976.60. I , CHRYSANTHIMUMS to attend. i Frank Capehart of Wahama , Supt. Bur-dette dlocussed tbe I 5 YEARS TO PAY AZALEAS OHIO ETA Pill chapter, Beta • H'gh appear•d before t h , 1 problem of otorm wamlnt• that SigmA Phi Sorority, wll! meet : ~ard giving hlo qualll!catlonol coused many parent. to dem~nd 1 ------------~~~~--------~ ... oM II 1:15 Tueoday night at the ! for the position of Athletic Dl- to have th•tr chtld- ~ :~~~~!~~ and Southern at once. Thl 1 and head eoach o1 1oot~ ren sent home dth ••• ~ 0 bThl o recor bo rdrl! fHIHZtT Co. meet""' r~m. e ball and basketball aL Wahama Suporlntendent an • a -~ CARNATIONS- ROSES oll!cers Will be Installed. H' h a!lze that thi• " 1 great protAINT CYMBIDIUMS- ORCHIDS Richard Hovatter, Mrs. ~a· ehart aald he felt lhe poi!l- . b!em, bet it I< olmO!t lmpoaal· T..:INNER Loll. Moore and Mfl. John Re- lionsou Ph ld be f'lled FROM $3.00 1 &88oona s '1ble to start the buses out whan be dovtan wtll present the pro'bl ince It W80 Important many parents would not ror tntttlor cw' ttftrlaf uw, .-. p611\ttcl ott Ufto CASH & CARRY and hootesses will be Mrs. :s:~a;t 'the atblellc rogram Iaware of t!leir children coming polnttd 1uriac:ta. wooll or metal. lo6l!Y o""lltd Hmratter and Mrs. Rut!l Rll- 1 1 . lh er P viHh:al Of hDriUMitOI, 01' harcf.to-Dtt• placA 1borne and may not be at hotne 1 CORSAGES _ _ $1.91 Me~berR are to note _lhe •a~~b~~t ;u!~~~thietle direc- lwhen the rhild arm•• II was , [d!B1nge m data of the meet11111. tor and Coach Ronald Rlchord- . ooted t.hat If storm warnln~ 1 f Wh h both re ar@ ~wfn. the parent" tr. R ~ FOREHI' ROSE COUNCIL 2115, :"n~ el~e~~: at~~e end of come for their child II t11ey deof Amenca , wtll g h hmlt sire. "WOODUI'r a..,o l Volut meet at 7:30 Tuesday night al l the "hool term . Ot . , su .· The next meeting or 111e 59 N. 2nd Av•. Wltlil RIPIWIII' WI Ute hall. l"'pectlon will he held tmg appllGcatlo1n'B for ttth"D nnonslle· boad wo. •"'>eduled lor May PHON I tf2•1560 CARTRIDGI Pilei . PIIIWlfiVI tton sre ran arne , o •:':._ _______ l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!'"""!'!!!!!!~;!~!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!'!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!! and 15 al'7JO_ p.m. hit members are asked to wear Van Me1er a nd Du•e Vance . ___ Events I Plour 1.------iaiall I : I 'b a ll'u tAWDa I I 1 "Ii SEIBEQfi: . I :j ' I I Board Approves Head Start Personnel as Recommended Council alBO adopted an ordl· nanco to allow absentee votilnol for the municipal election from the period or May loth lhroUidl I May 11th wllh voting PT. ··PLEASANT - The Mas- hired were Elmer Brannon, from 8:30 a.m. to f:i!O p.m. on county Board of Education I Bet>ch Hill: Jasper Likens, Cen- Monday through Friday at has approved btts drivers. jan- Ira!: Margie Benson, Hannan; clly bu!ldmg. lli>rs. 'cooks and teachers f 0 r Viola E. Stewart. Hartford; Council approved $400 lor the srlmmer Head Start pro- Ray Duncan, Henderson: War- constructing of dressmg lf•m 'as rerommend.ed by Roy ren Stewart. Leon Homer Laud- purchasing of oand and Lloyd, director and M! It 0 n lermilt. Mason : Retba L. Cam- Iof concrete and ne Buroelte. Supt of Mason Coun- den, North Pl. Pleasant: C. W. 1buoys at Krodel Park 1y Scl!ools, subject to approval ; Long Sunnystde. and Charles mmg lake. The swnnm!ng of sigi,ing a contract between ' Ernie Martin. Woods. 1 Will open to the pob!lc the Mason Countv Board or Ed- Rate of pay for cooks will be • ucatioa and tbe. West Virginia $6 per day. 1120 per month with · Super Premium Quollty Comrramlly Action A"uc!otion. a 20 hour work week. Cooks : · • will be Dorothy Newell . Berch · The rate of pay lor teachers Hill : Glenna Rogers. C~ntral: • will be based on the regular ! F:ilet>n LnffPr . HRnnen : nnro1966-67ipay scale, maximum sal- thy Stone James, Hartford: , ary ol$150 per week. Teachers E££ie Roorb. Henderson : Vada i and Cfnter are: Jessie Ruth : Cottrill. L~on: Norma Faye Decorator Colors Hunter, Beech Hill; Evelyn I Riggs, Mason: Cora May Eads. i Gammon, Central: Jo!- North Point Pleasant: Vesta ley, Ifannan; Janet Donran, Sunnyside. and Mary Carr. Hartford ; Sally, Lo Lou Weethee, Woods. Darst, Henderson: Carrie R. Horold Chuo, Mtr. Green~, Leon; Erma Barnett, ·, . , Lacud St. Mldclloport North :Point Pleasant: Flossie In 1502, Chnstopher Columbus I Phone WY 2-2511 0. Allensworth, Mason; set out lor his fourth and last Uty 8)11. Sunnyside, and Ar· trtp to America. lene Williams, Wonds. Bus drivers pay for H e a d Wf TERMS ••. Start 11'111 he 112.50 per day, $250 per month with a 49 hour maximum work week. DriVel-s and '*'ters are: Stanley Williamsoll, Beech Hill ; Loula Lathey, Central: Homer WatterRon, HannBJl; Rayford Roush, Hart· lord; Kenneth Foul, Henderson: PURNITVRI IH 2-4111 lulll1nll' Summfl' Smith, Leon; Johnson Scarberry, Mason ; Ross Wetnbrenner, North Pl. Pleasant and Chari"' Weethee, Woods. Pay rate of the Head Start janltois will be $6 per ~1· 1120 month lor a maximum of 20 hotll'11, Janltora i G B' .SPRING .::.:...!;:::,!.::.;::__.,::____ eAil'UciNo .... ltH .................... --··..........== . ... , _ _......._ _ .. ..... r:::::-.,..., ...... ,"':: .,._ Chltflltu PANE~ING . . . . W ·T·MASTbl m•.m. '1!•( WALL AUIIMIUM 16 ft • 20ft. & 117" eDrlpP~~e 24ft. &1201 28, . . 12.. 1 ellltQualltr Economy Vinyl ' SALE PRICED 52.22 For S1JI& - .... ' \ \ .J .\ NATtONALLY FAMOUS BRANDS lplldiftt • Wilson • Nerthwtatern · Oolf Clubs '. ' ' ' \ ANDIAYI AT , s_ ·M ·OORE j \ -- ! -· .' 1488 ' ... ' 4";. sse• . IICI. lUI 'GIANT 'WASTEBASKET 1111;1.\loht ' • • "'"'bo 110 "'rpoM ti• .. · rutfo W!Tll s100 COUPON · -~ POMEROY '' ' ,.., I i ,,. ..,. .)l..,..~.i:.v, .,,,'\• .. ., ' .. \. ' ~. ' .'t 'I ' I' ' :, ,Mill lii.IT ....... • ' N,.11 m. 'n:tUrsdD~' only at the COiumbla Gtlll offic< In Middleport. Inm!lallon of ofllctn will be held, RACINI!l Ele1110ntary PTA replar meeting Thursday, May 1! 7:30 p. m. Officers are to litltaUed. All room tnothora are lt!ked to at~nd to mlki tho sch09l Plcm<. lt'ade tnolhet:a relreshmests. FWrnAY afKIAD : IOLflfG IQUfMENT ! saaa 110...... '' EVERY1HING YOU NIID AT MOORn SPICIAL LOW PIICES •. r llc ~. "· ~ • • • w~~ ¥'lilt , . , eo•y to clean. Tv~• or $ondlw'ood. Supplies m JUST .... I Wall CEILING TILE STtP WDERI \ No action was tok~n on hiring , anyone lor the position. l rf<'"i""~F-~ Reolgnatlons of Rosanna Bl- . as, teacher al Jr. ffigh: Point , Pleaoant, who Is rflovmg to Huntington: Patsy Ftelds , Pt. ' Pleasant Jr. High teacher an~ , Pauline !lower, aide at Arbuc- i Wedne1d1y k!e school. were accepted. i WHri'E ROSE Lodge wi 11 The Boar-d aporoved anothor i meet Wednesday, May 10 at 1:· class In welding of the ManpoW· I 11'1'><i ' ~ er Training Development Act 1 10 p. m. al th0 MAd! i" eport ..,.. at Marietta Manulacturln• Com- 1 1 aton Hall. • pany with elao~es starting May 1 Thunday .5 This project tnvolves $10.- , ANNUAL IN!!PECTION or I and Hershel llenderson was ; Evangelme Chapter 1'12. Otder blr~ 88 a teacher for the weld- ; of Eastern Star, Middleport, !ng clns at 11 per hour. 1li 'l,t:l, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Ma- Requests for bus transports· : sonic Temple. Berni~>~ Hollman. lion wu grRnted PPHS band ' deputy grand matron, inspect- 00 attend! he Strawberry Festilng OffiC<\r. . val at Buchannon on June 2: ROCK SPRINGS Grange Beech Hill request to take 1 1 meetinl achedllled for tour of Charleston. Request was 1 day night cancelled bec•use also 1ranted City Clerk. Dick , 11pedtll oervlceo at the Rock Melrose lor use of sc)lools in , ·l;prinl• Methodist Church. the city needed for polling pia· : PHitATIIEA 80CJETY at cOs lor the May 20 municipal 1 the Middleport Chur!!h or election. at 7:110 Thuraday night at the I A request ftom Home econo!!hurch. mics teachl!l'll Mrs. Grant Stan- · CATHOLIC WOMEN'~ ley and Mrs. Evelyn Brake .or the Sacred Heart Church lor 1 leave In the tnomlnJ'I thts meet Thunday, May 11, at 8 P· summer to atlend Manhall Unt· m., In the church auditorium. versity to work on their mast- 1 REGULAR MEETIN'G of XI en degr... was granted. 1· Gamma Mu will he held at I p. I '3.79 Will PAINT $4 99 Dudley,s w IN~TALLATION OF olncen the Middleport Business and PrOie!tslortal . Women'a Club at meeting Tuesday, May t, •I. offices of the Columbia Gas Co. following a 8:30 p.m. dinner at Martin Restaurant. ONLY ONI COAT Pltlf Plnllh Lllu .... fU9 Gillon llle :~t .si'a!. I PRE·FINISHED STA-SAFE STABILIZER ... $54.91 ......__ SAU ~..,.., I PAINT BRUSHES Wlii!IU HUFFY & GARDEN PRIDE LAWN MOWERS 95 tfttUI 7gc CORSAGES I YOU'lL ALWAYS SAVE PLENTY AT MOORE'S MOTHER'S DAY f L0 W £ft $ BLOOMING PLANTS ' 1 2FDR411e _________ t" SPRAY ENAMEL COMPLEIE OF • •• SUPPLIES fpootll ;,.,.jl 'I c~J~~N ..- IAK!It fllllllftlll · ' IMPROVEMENTS ~ aatnus Low· . HOME CHASE HARDWARE I tLP.IIIHI MOTOR oua Mason county Board De1ays G .d c h Hirincr Wahama n oac THE SHOE BOX COCHRAN PAINTS hrtlea ·Tilen :r I I X !J"""'"' SA,tt tO $6.SO RUTLAND •' rI I :.=: * 1 1 U I KIDS TIME j 1 j PER~ORATED lARD BOARD REGULA!\ MEE'I'ING oUhe l·m.t,.. $brine o1 JII'UQltlrl ·win Frlby, Mq II; at .• p,m. I.O.Q.I". llall; '"'' ' II 1 N•meti SAN JI'IIANCISCO (UP!) - 1 San Francisco 8tato College 1 announced Monday that Jerry 1 wyn111 would become the ; scltool's n ~.w 1 1 h 1ell e ; .director. Wyneso, an asst. ' stan! (<iotball coach at San ! Fernando ValltY Stole College. ' likes liVer th! post left vocant by the death of Joe Verduccl In November ltlt!4. Diridui I~~-~--~~-Man Perfects ' Tran~stor . �,, ! " .I .' ' 1. L ' ' I .• , IUsir.lss S8ivices Pc~merov ... ·Mote,. Co~, \ .\ ,. Help · . -- ----'· . -Bv FRED LASSWELL . ROBIN MALON! l':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;jc---::-:":::~-·'1 H NDA ·eofttact: and kitchen; help. Apply ln person only1 between 6 8l)d 7 1,• p.m. Se ~ l)avli. _5 9 SIC Butiness '.Serviee; ; ·- r ~, ., • -... - ..... ;;.,..' -' ~( r.r:r·"'. ' By .01 L\J••IIl , ,.,.. " ~IN, YOO'R~ ~IGP. ~'r \~ l'!Jf DONT YOUsr;::; ... AliKE: ) 8e . WE'J.L &if OUT OFTr;;r ~- ) ; · AN, WIT~ ~E PZ! l~ . • . ' ;;--- ...._ ' If L001<6 TrtAT WAY, APAAt- atA,RLES USLE . '1\'ctiLD N~VEI<: f.IA\'E L.ff lr CC.1'·6' TO A WM i gL\\'1 .",' ~ FIN!Sr-1 LIKE THIS ... '.' N.t.\~S:: INTUITION,., AND OE.:61RE! JUGT A•~tJr 'Syracuse, Ohio SNOUGH. For 1!... ihtinilltl oAJum1num Awnl1111 OAiumlnum Sldlns OAiumlnum Ralll... oAiumlnum Wlndowl & Qooro I Car Poria •PaHoa elloWn In lnaulatlon OR CALL COLLICT SU.UU Elmer E. White, 404Mt South 4th St. Ironton. 0. Rtp..-ntatlve'ln This ANi 20 Years For V. V. JolwMn .. Son, 222 4th Ave., Huntlnpn Your Htltlng System Is ·1111 Most lmport111t Apo e:nco In Your Homo, EVINRUDE $lies 1ncl Service Ohio Boat and Motor sqt\Y~MARINE . . . ['- f HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING .;;, - . - HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONI 667.3370 • ly GedRGf NONDER RADIATOR WHY 00 I A561!'1'ATE M'I>ILF &Y \\'ORI<YIN6•lii<E Tlfi071J'~ ·wHfN Y01J TRL H~ TO WINCE W~H · FOU!i:~STAA 6ENERAl16 WIJr! SERVICE eTruck' ~.: r. , ~ ,1% ~~§:~~FlAT J'\1~4}." All New Radiator $hop . eear By ."L CAPP o.I'L U.NER eHoiftr '::1~c.!:: Good eAnylJ,. FORD BAKER & SEYFRIED KEITH GOBi&: '~ '" Mid · Llcenso • 1 Pbonef9247M orfft.2395 ........,,0. ~ EXPERIENCED WHEEL AUGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE BLAETTNARS Phone 9924143 I'Gmeray Care • Bulldour WY 2-21M Mlidltpart, 0. FREE STORAGE an J01Il' wlllter rarmonta and a!Dn them wllh ua. No more e!Doeta erann>ed wltb UIIIIHd ckJih. lng. No more=.~ Just rather rH~ BORN LOSEII II• ART SANSOM WII'INI! WINKI.E ~a~... lllvt!'Y· thlq :!'011 10111'1 II heai\IUulll o:laaned llfeiJ, lnaund aad corefull1 llonid. Every Item lro8hl7 111'011011 when you cell lor it. Notblnr to pay liD faiL By BRANNER NOT VET,REYNIE.1liE ACH.REYNIE . SO M'.X::H WORK IT TAKE:3 TO 1 W'NKLE5 V.,QN T 5TART FtX•NG UP WHilE D.t<ILL O:..O Y..OOD Fl08<5 ANJ No ~ ciOiot.i, life from molba safe from theft. Bring t 1m In or oall for . ..•.. 1!1/JNNY CAINE !SMIS$/NS. L03 WALL5, ·- "'-'" Pick Up It Delivery Service Phone 773-5543 .., ABC Cleaners· MMon,w.v.. :C: I'Ek I M'£EK ,...--~---- ..,- ·----- -·-·-- -- ,-.... WJ'T BOY Girl Ordered Sent To Industrial Home ~tK'S W· C'r'CLDP&DI;.., LWABLE! I'T GIVES \W IJOTHitJG BUT WRONG JIJFOR· MATIO/J! IJJt\1\T YOU I VJMIT IS KNOWI.EDG£. - ·-··- - - ' -- - - I<OOWLEOGE IS STRENGTH! ( \ KNOWLEDGE ----- .... I'LL TAK€ A COP'r'! ' ' .·. .. " .. .'· " . ,.·., ;;ASOLI"'E ALL.EY ly .C:ING IS POWER! Jlj' can't af"ord a new car ~ 1 Everything IN FRECKI !$ ANti 1-1!! FRIINDJ FISHING TACKLE Judi!Jilent Sought In Clvil Aedon . By MERR_ILL BLOSSER Nell' I~ \IJE 6~VE ITA ~10:: · PAINT """ I , LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE '""""' . -,~11 ~ . PI CTURE.~ PRtTTY ClEAR ~OW l "!"li1'-CI<G, AND SAriCH;OlCR EO DOG 8ELP a1 Midway Mkt., man or woman. Phone 993-2515 or wz.u, or apply at marteL 5 7 3lc 1-U:11'1 S ·, AND A Cf.\ILtl'S PQIN\'3 ! THI'S I~ ~·.~',. ,'';'!'~,~; j" "THE.V ,. ': ' .... ,,,. ... ~ .~~ . "' ~ -\ THiS LITTLt BIT TL( . STI.l A 1RAC:E. oc KNOCKOUT DROPS ~ ..... -:.u' FOR M. Bolin. 42'1 South 426 To By RAEBURN VAN BUREN • • eo55- t - - .. ~IN'T FeEliNG SO GOOD .' t--,_..... ; __\ " fi\ I 1' 1 ·\ ' l ' " I ' II ,t --,..,' "' I i ii ~ • ' ·•· •"t: ' Auto 511ft Ull2 FORD XL 380 4 • BpOed banltop. 511,000 actual miles. Top condition. can ~~~~. after NOW TAKING · APPLICATIONS FOR ~·as IN MIDD1:8'01J, ' A CIJil lVB:l'lt KBPQXV 'JVWO WO WO ~ BP J V Vl oi'VIt ~:110 p. m. S 3 61p .,., Ma• NPWBJ P B II: LV B 0 V D, NB:'II&.•-V!tWIIB:J. '1'!111'*" 0,]1&1. . . A. . . . BROoK •w;an ~ lRJ'f .&1t OlD OZCII D ~ Jal TBII'0 8 ¥ ' ..... niD ·:.• _tt~ :llll.!'!!!!!!f!!. .WM llal. I ' ·'· .~ .. r ·:· . ILb.-====' ' .II.' '/ r ••• �,, ! " .I .' ' 1. L ' ' I .• , IUsir.lss S8ivices Pc~merov ... ·Mote,. Co~, \ .\ ,. Help · . -- ----'· . -Bv FRED LASSWELL . ROBIN MALON! l':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;jc---::-:":::~-·'1 H NDA ·eofttact: and kitchen; help. Apply ln person only1 between 6 8l)d 7 1,• p.m. Se ~ l)avli. _5 9 SIC Butiness '.Serviee; ; ·- r ~, ., • -... - ..... ;;.,..' -' ~( r.r:r·"'. ' By .01 L\J••IIl , ,.,.. " ~IN, YOO'R~ ~IGP. ~'r \~ l'!Jf DONT YOUsr;::; ... AliKE: ) 8e . WE'J.L &if OUT OFTr;;r ~- ) ; · AN, WIT~ ~E PZ! l~ . • . ' ;;--- ...._ ' If L001<6 TrtAT WAY, APAAt- atA,RLES USLE . '1\'ctiLD N~VEI<: f.IA\'E L.ff lr CC.1'·6' TO A WM i gL\\'1 .",' ~ FIN!Sr-1 LIKE THIS ... '.' N.t.\~S:: INTUITION,., AND OE.:61RE! JUGT A•~tJr 'Syracuse, Ohio SNOUGH. For 1!... ihtinilltl oAJum1num Awnl1111 OAiumlnum Sldlns OAiumlnum Ralll... oAiumlnum Wlndowl & Qooro I Car Poria •PaHoa elloWn In lnaulatlon OR CALL COLLICT SU.UU Elmer E. White, 404Mt South 4th St. Ironton. 0. Rtp..-ntatlve'ln This ANi 20 Years For V. V. JolwMn .. Son, 222 4th Ave., Huntlnpn Your Htltlng System Is ·1111 Most lmport111t Apo e:nco In Your Homo, EVINRUDE $lies 1ncl Service Ohio Boat and Motor sqt\Y~MARINE . . . ['- f HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING .;;, - . - HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONI 667.3370 • ly GedRGf NONDER RADIATOR WHY 00 I A561!'1'ATE M'I>ILF &Y \\'ORI<YIN6•lii<E Tlfi071J'~ ·wHfN Y01J TRL H~ TO WINCE W~H · FOU!i:~STAA 6ENERAl16 WIJr! SERVICE eTruck' ~.: r. , ~ ,1% ~~§:~~FlAT J'\1~4}." All New Radiator $hop . eear By ."L CAPP o.I'L U.NER eHoiftr '::1~c.!:: Good eAnylJ,. FORD BAKER & SEYFRIED KEITH GOBi&: '~ '" Mid · Llcenso • 1 Pbonef9247M orfft.2395 ........,,0. ~ EXPERIENCED WHEEL AUGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE BLAETTNARS Phone 9924143 I'Gmeray Care • Bulldour WY 2-21M Mlidltpart, 0. FREE STORAGE an J01Il' wlllter rarmonta and a!Dn them wllh ua. No more e!Doeta erann>ed wltb UIIIIHd ckJih. lng. No more=.~ Just rather rH~ BORN LOSEII II• ART SANSOM WII'INI! WINKI.E ~a~... lllvt!'Y· thlq :!'011 10111'1 II heai\IUulll o:laaned llfeiJ, lnaund aad corefull1 llonid. Every Item lro8hl7 111'011011 when you cell lor it. Notblnr to pay liD faiL By BRANNER NOT VET,REYNIE.1liE ACH.REYNIE . SO M'.X::H WORK IT TAKE:3 TO 1 W'NKLE5 V.,QN T 5TART FtX•NG UP WHilE D.t<ILL O:..O Y..OOD Fl08<5 ANJ No ~ ciOiot.i, life from molba safe from theft. Bring t 1m In or oall for . ..•.. 1!1/JNNY CAINE !SMIS$/NS. L03 WALL5, ·- "'-'" Pick Up It Delivery Service Phone 773-5543 .., ABC Cleaners· MMon,w.v.. :C: I'Ek I M'£EK ,...--~---- ..,- ·----- -·-·-- -- ,-.... WJ'T BOY Girl Ordered Sent To Industrial Home ~tK'S W· C'r'CLDP&DI;.., LWABLE! I'T GIVES \W IJOTHitJG BUT WRONG JIJFOR· MATIO/J! IJJt\1\T YOU I VJMIT IS KNOWI.EDG£. - ·-··- - - ' -- - - I<OOWLEOGE IS STRENGTH! ( \ KNOWLEDGE ----- .... I'LL TAK€ A COP'r'! ' ' .·. .. " .. .'· " . ,.·., ;;ASOLI"'E ALL.EY ly .C:ING IS POWER! Jlj' can't af"ord a new car ~ 1 Everything IN FRECKI !$ ANti 1-1!! FRIINDJ FISHING TACKLE Judi!Jilent Sought In Clvil Aedon . By MERR_ILL BLOSSER Nell' I~ \IJE 6~VE ITA ~10:: · PAINT """ I , LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE '""""' . -,~11 ~ . 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Edwards ~pent Games were played, and the Acomparison-eflifein '~mcrPringle commented . on the liberoy Trinity Un1ted Chorch VISitmg. docto.''. here to conduct Mothers ~eekend at Oluo Unl- meeting was concluded With ica with that in England wps gi- rebellion of American students a hearmg chmc. In ehargo of verSity w1th her daughter, Cher- taps. Attending were Tma N1· ven by Peter Pringle of Carlisle 'in the college d.assroom and . ev~t will .begin wtth a servmg the. luncheon were Mrs: yl: a freshman: Cheryl was in- eri. Pam Dodson, D f b b 1 e England, speaker at the Sunday said that protest ·to ed...,allonol dmner w1th Mrs. Hoi- Ben N•utzling. Mrs. Lew1s ROI ltiated Into Phi Chi Delta sor- Schuck, Mar)one Wamsley, night May Day observance ol authority does not occur Ill En· the dessert. Mem- bel, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Hen· orlty in ceremonies at G a I· Beth Fultz, Venita Gibb.•. Deb· the Middleport First United gland. are to attend In costume. ry Re1bel. . breath Chapel. . bie Kauff. Barbara Demoskey, Presb terian Church. , . . -; : Mrs. Dale Sm1lh was nam- Mrs. Grover Erb was. report M1ss Erma Smith, Columbus, Mary Krawsczyn, and Jyl Beay . Discussing econol!lles of his i!d ehairman of a committee to ed ill and members Signed a was the weekend guest of Mr. ver. Pringle, who came to Ameri- country, the speaker said, thot ~andle serving of a luncheon lo round robm card for her. Read and Mrs. Philip Meinhart. . ca on a Rotary International there are fewer cars, and IOI!S the Pomeroy High School Class at the meetmg were cards of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heines, • -~ Fellowship, is completing stu· color television sets and houseof 1917 at noon on May .27. Har- thanks from Mrs .. Gienroy Ew· Ravenswood, W. Va., visited ru dies for his doctorate in radio hold appliances. He' .aid thot 11ld Martin, Fort Lauderdale, a mg and Mrs. Sehr_n BlazewiCZ. over tlte weekend here with nis ~ and television at Ohio Universi- the average weekly wage is $50, lraduate of the 50th anniver- The birthday anmversariOs. of mother, Mrs. Louise Heines, ~ ty, and will be returning to Eng- that haircuts cost 30 cents, and ailry class, will be host for the Mrs. Mabel Wolfe and M 1 ss and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I' land later this month. luncheon which will be served Maude Grueser were observed. V. D. Edwards. . m In the church social room. I A prayer from . the yearbook Weekend guests at the Wei· ~ The. spc•ker said that. Eng. Appointed to the serving com- opened thr meetmg conducted by Whaley home were Mrs. Una fi! land . JS onl~ now developmg a mittee were Mrs. Clara Karr. by Mrs. Henry ReibeL Mr s. Bolin, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. , ~ comprehenSIVe school system. Mrs. Lillie Hauck, Mrs. Low- Karr had devotions mrludmg a Herbert Herdman, Jackie and . ~ School begms when a c h I I d renee Lanning, Mrs. Henry Rei- hymn, "Trying to Wa I k, " Larry, and Dana Howell of near I Miss Mae Weber, Buffalo, N. reaches fiVe years old and by bel, Mrs. Max Meinhart, Mrs. ~ripture, a poem, ''Let Me Be Pomeroy. Mrs. Howett is a pa- · Y., arrived Monday for a visit h1s ea~ly teens. the career or Bent! Wolfe, Mrs. Fred Dessau- a Little Kinder," and conclud·l tient at Holzer HospitaL Iwith her nephew, Vernon Web- profess1on he wlll follow has - -~- 1 - - ' ·-·er, and family of Rutland. been determined. W1th the Eng-~ ! ing with the Lord's Prayer in 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brad· Isih, .~ackground and family sta. . ~ unis on. 1 ford, Columbus, were Saturday tus are deternung factcm; m\ Games wen played with priz-[ visitors of his mother, M l' ca~eer. s!'lectio~, ~;ingle "sald, es being won by Mrs. Wolfe, William Bradford. wh1le m Amenca output <nd I ;~·-· \1rs. Lanning, Mrs. Louis Rei~ Mrs. Orion Nelson spent last talent are the pnme consJdera- '} ! /. : ';. . ' ! \ '·' f, / '·~ ~ f bel, and Mrs. Amanda Kaspar. week in Columbus with her son- t_i.o_n_s. _ __ _ _ _ __ ' Refreshments were served in-law and daughter, Mr. and '' Around and About Middleport let and ,niieJs, ana no res!auran~ .Qr bands, sa~~Jcvision is pt o vi d e d of ~~~~~~~: through one major British stalion, and IS independent statlons w1th advertisers, accord· ing to ,the speaker. In conolusion, Pringle commente<l young people of Amenca more opportunlties ,for a · life than the youth of England, but perhaJl!l a less life. Children of the Meigs ' ty Home were guests at the event with members of the Mid, dleport and Harrisonville congregalions attending. The children were transported to the church by Richard Owen, Allan Leonard, and Paul Haptonstall. ' I l.e<IDal'CI, ' :Eij~Wd Klirr, 'Jr., FUltz, Rev. HojVOI'd J\oJlpell. revue concloded with "Ml~· ~· erica.'' ,. C. E. Ruppelt ·Ie<! !Jle:• • in. singing Happy~ ll!rf~,y;, tO the speaker. Cake imi· . pgn~b were served,by· 141¥ PPYlii!I:Joachjm, Mrs. Richard' .Ow.., Mrs. Robert Haggerty. M'n. Leonard, Mrs. Hap!Q~Il!}l~~ Edward Burkett, Mra: .!'T~pi . Rue, Mrs. ·Thomas ~~.','jjjld Mrs. Karl Owen. 1.11'8, · ~e accompanied ber · husb~Vld '· 'lo Middleport: ' ': , ·; .,, t iY·•t',C ' =- ' 1 · ,- ' . WASIIINGTON - DESPITE he~¥)' congressional !11"8&ure, lbe Jobnaon admlnl•lriiU!n'' ill' pll!WiiJ>a lo continue I~ .•~n-! tromslal llChool lntqraUon "auldelloes" unchanged for .the lti6H8 academic year. I' U. S: Education ·CommJ.Sion-l ' er Harold Howe II made tbat plaiD when be IGld a Housel' appropriations IUboommlttee I tbal he and his bola, 9ellretary John W, .Gardner ol the Health, Education and Welfare Depart~t, "have agreed that IIley (~ suldeUne9) ought to con- ' Your Gift To Mother On Her Day Is ,Your Own Special Way Of Telling Her How Much She Means To You Always . Choose From Our large Selection Of Gifts Certain Of Pleasing Mother, " ' eDRESSES eAU WEATHER COATS eRAINCOATS e SHAPELY BLOUSES eCATAUNA SPORTSWEAR eSUITS ePAJAMAS eGOWNS eDUSTERS e.ROBES eSWEATERS eSLACKS eUMBRELLAS eHOSIERY eHANDBAGS In Straw VInyls and Leather e BILLFOLDS by M•eker eLUGGAGE by Samsonite and A,lrway BAHR C~OTHIERS Past Councilors Planning Picnic At Coolville . . . Plans for a p1cmc m August, at the Wilson Roadside Park, Coolville, were made when Dis!riel 13, Pas t Councilors Association, Daughters ~f A~erica, met at Tuppers Plams. · Mrs. Sally Sm1lh had charge of the meeting and appoinied Mrs. Ivy Stacy and Mrs. Helen Noland to the auditing commlttee. It was deCided that t be silver .collection would he pre• -4: sented at the stale session In Cleveland to the orphans fund. •' See The Big Seledlon of Early American Living Room Sui~ 11'111 Mrs. Ruby Matheny read the ' ·' . scripture and the group repeat'•' • ·l Chairs In The Fumiture Department on the 3rd Floor. ed the Lord's Prayer and the pledge to the flag . Atiending besides tbose m~nYou'll Want To See All Tho Other Fine Gifts In The Fumlture Department tioned above were Mrs.. Ed1th On The Second and Third Floors - Breekf11t Sets - Lampo - Plctur11 Betzing, Mrs. Clara Smith, Chairs- Bedroom Suites - CoHee Tables - End Tables - Refrigerators Mrs. Lina McVay, Miss Bonnie - Stoves - Washers - Dryers - Carpatlng - Lawn and Porch Fumlture Douthitt. Mrs. Meta C I ark, - And Many Oilier Good Ideas - Stop In Right Away - Look Around Mrs. Tallie Clark, and Mrs. Select Your Gift For Mother's Day Next Sunday• Jean Wolff. ---A thought for the dayFrench playrlght Pierre Cor· neille once said: "Do your duty, ," " and leav• the. rest to.h·:e:av::en:·_"J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""!'!"""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ~ -. ._ ...... - - ' '> lbwe." EIberfeld5 In p0 mer0 y 3 Attend Regional Library Meeting l C. E. Blakeslee, president of , the Board of Trustees of t h Meigs Local School District L1- . brarfes; Mrs. Jean Hart, llbrlll'· ian of Pomeroy, and Mn . . da Eblin, bookmobile clerk, tended the Ohio Library I elation Regional meeting Fri·J 1day at the Hermann Fine Arts ; Center, Marietta College. ; •'Tomcrrow's Library Service - Whose Responsibility" was the theme of the program, Joseph F. Shubert, state Jlbrar- ~ ian spoke on "How Ohio is Planning for Future Library · Service." Mayor John A. Burn· worth of Marietta welcomed the guests. BOOSTERS MEET A special meeting of the Pomeroy Band Boosters ha• called lor 7:30 tonight at Pomeroy High School auditor·! ium. Remember Mother t; WITH ROWERS tCon•ges ePot Pl1nts tBouquets NORMA GOODWIN FlORIST Next To •lberfeldt Ons-nd~t• Ph. 992·2933 . 967 ' ro .. .' j ·~rea Schools Given Title I I Three Funds ' ' rou lUPI· dleport, were weekend visitors I ' 'f of their gr811dparents, Mr. and 1 Mra. Harry Swan, Portland. i ·~ . . ' -. .e Guidilinu eo HoW. .. ;..< . ' lilitens ~aUonal B[" . ·, . ,, ) Try Banking By Mail <.-.t . 0 ·l: during a concluding social hour Mrs. Richard Nelson and their . by Mrs. Max MeinhRrt, Mrs. in!ant daughte, Melanie Carol. l Dessauer, and Mrs. Gladys Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wat' Cuckier. kins and children, Tommy and Christopher, Columbus, were weekend guests of their parCrusade llnderway ents Mr. and Mrs. William SlaAt Rock Spring1 ter ~nd Mr. and Mrs. Ora WatA Crusade lor Christ featur· kins. ing the Rev. Curt Davis, con· Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons rert organist, soloist, and song returned Saturday after visitleader, is underway at t h e ing Miss Rebecca Berry in BelRock Springs Methodist Church. Jefontaine and Miss Ruth Car· The Rev. Mr. Davis, who was son and j, E. carson ia Bucyassociated with the Cadle Tab- rus. ernacle for 13 years, ls here un- Michl Lloyd, student at Ohio Save time and troubl~ . We furnish der sponsorship of the Metho- State University, spent the your free bank-by·mail envelopes. dist Youth Fellowship. ServiC'eS weekend here wlth his parents, and send you a receipt as soon as being at 8 p.m. The Rev. Ches- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd. Juin· your deposit is credited. It's smart to ter Lemley, pastor, delivers the lng the family for a visit were do your banking by maiL Start today. message eaeh evening. The cru- Mrs. Oscar Bastiana and chi!· Your money is insured by a federal sade will continue through Sun· dren, Gallipolis. Mr. Lloyd is agency. day night. The visiting musician In Charleston this week for a FREE CUSTOMER PARKING i• the houseguest of Mr. and shoe show at the Daniel Boone Mrs, Harold Blackston. Hotel. His employment i• with WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ---Genesco Cedar-Crest Division. SEVEN NOO' LISTED Mr. a~d Mrs. WendeD G e rThe names of seven Jach were in Marietta Sunday • students in Middleport were afternoon due to the death of listed on a program a relative. •• -at Sunday's concert. Not Mrs. Hennan Bailey return· ed to her borne here Monday I were Mike Buskirk, Bob Mary Holman and Marsha after a lengthy stay in Cincin· wart, senior band members, nail due to illness. She was ac· ·• , Teresa Nirinsky, Jill companie<l home by her daughMember Federol Deposit lnsurence Corporltlon and Lee Floyd of tht ter, Mrs. Mary Jean Harrison ~~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~b;::•::;nd::,·=======:;;l M~~ht=d BiD Swan, Mld- '{..:"' . _': eac ers s.l 1 ., , .' ' GIVE A·LASTING GIFT.OF FURNITURE :·,<;· 1 ':!., * * * To Ask Levy � 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 05. 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