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MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE N. 2ncl Ave . 27 1963 Asks $75,000 ·tn Court Suit • Serv·Rite Club Met Static-free FM AM Reception Coacern Over Wheat Vote e 8 tubes plus silicon rectifler e Slld..rule Vernier tuning for accurate station lucky eelectlon e Rich "Golden Throat" tone from 4' speaker e Security Sealed Circuitry for extra depend· ability e Wavfa[tron llne·cord antenna for FM ••• loop 111tenna lor AM · Stripe ••• I •• 5ee the many other wonderful models of RCA Victor Table Radios, Transistors, Color Television, Black & White Television on display in the Music Department on the First Floor. And be sure to visit on the 2nd and 3rd Floors for your fudnitude needs dud· 3rd Floors for your furniture needs durin; our House Cleaning Sale. BAHR CLOTHIERS SAVE YOUR SALES SLIPSTHEY ,tRE VALUABLE! Elberfelds In Pomeroy Remarks were given by Earl master of Racine Gran- .IC.·oss, who invited Olive and Ches· wit~ them Granges Ill meet ~.asv~"Drive·ln . Every famlly needs A BANK LIKE OVRS Our officel'l! can give you seasoned counsel on family problems that have to do with money. The benefit of the broad experience of our staff is yours, merely for the asking. Why not come in, more often? Make our bank your headquarters for aU your bank· ing needs, all year 'round. ~ TONIGHT . P•ul NltWDIID 11114 Geraldblo Pop ill "20.- MEIGS THEATRE roMII!OY. OKlO TONIGHT & SATURDAY Wolt DIIMJ'o u110 RED" Bertrand. "'FANCY PANTS• (TechnlcolorJ LuciUe BaU, Bob HOPE, Bruce Cabo~ Jack Kirkwood. SUN., MON. IIIII TUES. Srving Meigs County for over 90 years POMEROY- RUTLAND ' (~) ant, Emile Genest, Janette Pomeroy National Bank II "SWIIT IIID OP YOUTH" (Qnemucopo 6 Color) -oDda- NolloD, ~ Anden IYII• Walter (Tecbnicolor) Pidgeon, Gillet Pay· JJ' e Pay .'I% Interest On Saving• s. "BIG B. P. -~.. . . t/ April 21o2940 "TTil COURTSHIP Ott EDDIE'S FATHER" (Technicolor) Glenn Ford, Dina Merrill, Sblrley Jones, Stella Stevena, Young1ten. FUN Aai1s and there'a simply no end. to the FUN! DIINIY CAI.TOONI selected S.lunloy ,.,, , KmriD·-1111 'JACK THI GIANT KILLIR' · Portland · Elementary, (Teclmlcolor) Sandra Johnson, MiDday Prof. --Gd· Aaron Sayre, Chrioty Yost. II ~ramoa Drury Willi llliHII From Raclrie elementary the "THIRD Ott A MAW' Lee Lee has ll~==~ba::ve~bee=n~se:lec:led~,~~~~~~~~== 11 Food te IUit·your Mood! '\ ; • eWin·iON& lATEX WAll PAINT leg. $6.15gal. N- $4.77 gal. e SATIN WX SEMI GLOSS ENAMEL Color Malclhed To VInyl !lone! leg. $7.89 gaL · Now $5.85gal. eRAT LUX OIL lASE WALL PAINT DIIJi Out Soon leg. $5.50 gal. _ _ Now $4.13 gaL ••• THIS SUNDAY .' We feature meriua with a leSt! •For· a clwiie of pace ... ' talc( .the family out to diJ)e on our" dellllttlUI dlshef ofteb. .. .,;.• THE ·MAIIfN RUTAUUNT Route 7 lnMhWI.,.rt N.2nd.AYI. . &tREED -•. ~QNI .WY 2·2776 » r' , • MiddlepOrt, Ohio ' '~· . -.. . ' ' ' �Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepj)rt, 0., April 27, 11!63·3 lhe Daily Sentinel - \ F ersiJ·ille Couple. Win Free ·vacation In Paris '" '·" ' ,. ' . I lo~Wln,.tl A retired Minersville, R. D., cou· pie who never had the chance to travel before, bas won an all-expense paid week-long vacation to Paris, France. · · Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baer of the .. Forest itun 'vicinity won the "Dream Trip" by simply signing an . entry form at the recent Landmark Open House Parisieno.e F1!sUvaUn Pomeroy. · . ~~- .., · The vacation In Paris was top prize · in the statewt'de Landmark promotion. Many thousands of .·'• names were entered for the trip, along with other prizes, at 250 Landmark outlets in Ohio. ently signed the winning "It's the second ptlze we t,lcket afler purchasing a have won at Landmark," new power mower at Land· said Mr. Baer. He laughing. mark April 5. "I n e.v e r !y admitted the other award dreame(l of winning anywas, ''only a little tea ket· thing, though," said the re· tle." tired coal miner, Mr. and Mrs. Baer were Mr. Baer says be has Informed of the prize this been lucky most of his life. week by Pomeroy Land· • "I worked In coal mines 'for · mark Manager Jack Carsey. about 60 years before re"And they say it never hap· tiring and never hardly ev· pens in Meigs county," en got a busted finger." commented Mr. Carsey as Mr. and Mrs . .Baer live on he made the announcement. a 31-acre farm and still care The winning contestants for a few head of livestock. · still have imt recover,ed They have one daughter, from their surprise. They Mrs. Edwin Ash of Miners· even are a little dubious ov· ville. er their being able to make The lucky Baer couple re· the trip, though both Indicalled the,y have also won cated they would like to go c ·ash awards il) recent very much. The Baers are months by signing the both under care of a doctor. weekly register at Picken's While they talked about Hardwar.e in Mason, w. Va. the trip with Carsey, Mrs. Don C. Stewart, manager Baer said she has never Ira· of Landmal'k sales promoveled any farther from tion at 'Columbus, announc· Meigs than Pennsylvania. ed Frldlly that Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Baer chimed in that he Baer may take the Paris ·' bad not gone beyond Kentrip anytime during the tucky. next three months. Mr. Baer said he appar· SENTINEL Feature Page LANDMARK MANAGER JACK C'ARSEY hands Mr. and Mrs . Albert Baerof Minersville RD a "key to Paris." This elderly couple won • week-long. all-expense paid trip to Paris. Beset by ill health, the retired coal miner and his wife "hope th.ey can take the tnp.· • • • I ' { - ' . ' ; . .: . ' atroight IOta to win. n.. key blow wu a t,...run double by Bill Wh•te. bla .fourth hlt o1 <be pme, and Ill< Redbird flrst~"'l tbeo oeored the deciaive "P' "" a alngJe by George Altmao. 1lDme ruoa by 'olm Roaeboro and J'ronk ' Q - ....... . _ • ..., • Pl. PleWIII IS-2!1. luiT Other ocoret lr A - About two weob (DI lory included Ernie Bloo:llll!l' Iboon). (fl) aver Woody Wlllon tMiif"'....,....,.................... J.l, BUl 1 - (42) .,.,.. Steve Safford (fJ) 3~-~. Steve cart er (44J def..led Chris li'IWI11> (541) .... and Jlll!ln Mill· er (UJ downed Don MeCormiet .· DUTTON · Rllo (tl) 3~· 1> . Hank Aaron dlovela lbroo ,..... Th• Blue Dovll goUers deand Ed lbtbowo bit we- parted at e a . m. today for u,. 1y in bla 00 . otralghJ lOme w gan whore !hey will be out to leod the Brav..• 18-bit attac!J. Le defend their crown against Burdette wu louehed for a two- team, from J..osan Atbem nlu homer by Ed Bailey in tbe Well!lon, Jacbon, a~ M~ Tigers 7-5. Howard helped the Dodsen bWid ....,QC!bmillg but dldu't allow ... port, n.._Dodgera bed a 7-5 lead lD an early lead wbich Don P.,adale, other hlt uDtiJ the ftiotb. It was Ti.e teams played nine holes U.. mntb _inllills wftb two out but a IS-game wlllner, could not holcl Burdette's !bird wiD agalnat one lhiJ DIOI'DiiJI and were scbeduJ. tbe card•oaiJJ roWed witb four lD tbe lat.. lonlDgs. lolls. ed for tbe second nine this aft. Ill the American League, U.e SeDaton boat Kall· Atbletlcs H after • ISa-to loos. the Loo ~geleo doleated tbe BaltllllDn! 4-1 lD IS lonlDp and the 'l'willl edged oot tbe PAGE"' • ly Hitless Reds ·Bow To Houston 2-0 As Pinson Gets -Only Hit Off Bruce Gallla lrM't U!am JIOmped DRUG STORE WIL 1£ CLOSED ernoon following a luocbeon a1 tbe spacious clubhouse. All DAY EACH SUNDAY Until Further Notice championship at Lytham St. Annes, July 10-12. Palmer will be Arrangements for t b'e trip !"ill be handled through the Peoples Travel Senrl~e. Transportation will be via TWA super jet directly from Columbus with atop1 at New York, both go1111 and returning. The couple will Ill! traveling two days of the trip. There will be two sight· seeing tours of Paris, ont during the daytimei the oth· er a! night. Al&o, tnere will be a bus tour to Vern~. special tours to the Eltfel Tower, Arc D'Triomfhe, Champs Elysee, N o, r e Dame Cathedral and t h e Left ' Bank art colony. . One evening will. include a visit to several night clubt and a complete day devoted to shops and department stores. Enou~b free tIme and money w11l he provided so that Mr. and lllrs. Baer can see many other things of their own choosing, said lllr. Stewart. Now we know It can happen in Meigs County, · -DALE DunON shooting for his third strau;::ht open title. wa* b-lfle Amtrlct lovn but .. llnt hultwoodl )'IIU used to filld only In thl Dtsl fumltllfl . . . Itt available· In 1 trulr budttl-prlctlf Ptefinlsllld will pentllfl&. All~ there era rull) more llllfl just taur wood~t-Cberry, llrcll, Walnut, IIICI OMhwiH the Slrell and lllll penellnl lfl dlfltrtnt tonu-lniiQUell, IIIJit nltv,. I!ICIIIIIIIOW, dltplr lonu. Wildwood cratbm~n Penellne ll reaiiJ nD!: a hlliiiiJ . . . It's 1 Pfletltal enswer co iiiiJ lllecor~tlne prnbtem ,o~ me~ tiavr. flllt'll be amazld al Its tow C4St . bd onet on J'(IIW 1:0''" 11111111, ,our redeeoralinll«<rlin ¥e oYtr. t.lo more rtpi!intlnl cr ~perlnJ. The beautr ol PlniiiiiJ t.stl 1 llle~lme ~nd ever~ partel urrln the famed WildwoOd IUirantn. VISIT OUR SHOWROOM TODAY OR CALL 460 FOR FREE ESTIMATE! ' CAROLINA LUMBER and Supply Co. " • II'C ' •; ··.; '!,' .. ,;i , To Build Anythingu PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. .. w. '! l .t ' '"'~"''.' -:· ;J,. ·'I • r •' :· . ~&+ :t . J ; . ' ' .i --- 1 ROBERT ROCl{WELL BAKER FURNITURE LINCOLN HOMES Mlddloport, Ohio CIRCLE'S ·RESTAURANT 4th Anniversary Celebration OPEN 6 A.M. TO 9 P.M. BILL MILLER IT'S ORANGE GROVES AND PALM TR S for FBI Agent Robert Rockwell, left, above, who Is heine triM ferred to southern California. He is guard! ow such an assignment plum comes about as closely as tlie m~t dedicated undercover man !tight a 1s illlam "Bill" Miller, federal probation officer out of Federal Judg1 Mel G. Underwood's court: ck.;,en, ho lives near Athens and included Meigs county In hla domain, and MU ler, were in Pomeroy recently · · with Sberi,U.Robert Hartenbach. They concluded official blllln'!ill ID· COD nection with Rockwell's departure. ' BROASTED CHICKEN STEAKS - CHOPS - HAM BREAKFAST-LUNCH-DINNERS-PARTIES Clloose from S will! AII-lia Drive! II VDIII'IG i·:: preme Court Bwldmg. Diplomas Are Tickets Into The Future By Chest•r Tanne-hill Soon three to four hlJ'f'\· dred :.Ieigs counlv yquhg people restless to get a toehold on !heir future are Jo he handed high schon l diplomas . Their diplnm as . surelv, in most cases. are little more than invitations to furthH work if many of them are to realize their amhi· tlons. Fifty years ago the high school d i pI om a meant more. It was a reasonably sound ticket into the bus· ..eSI world. It permitteA ' the holder to take certain many get behind. e neer started with I e s s producPd in mass i v e than a high school diplo- computers like· automo- greatest weakness, too, ~hemistry in 1963 is teaching elementary gra· hardly recognizable to its des while distant cousin of the earJy 1900s. taking addl· tiona! college !mining, Many a practical engi· ma . Salesmen grossing Mathematics Is mass biles in Detroit, ~nd .even th · · t J t8 $50.000 annuall y in com· eJr m .egra par ·are missions often hafl little . scanned f o r machined more. ·· !law~ .by oelectrical·· eyes. Not so . todav , except ~S<! lvhal'tloes this' liigh in the most rare places. school diploma mean that In this decade of the is to be carrie!l~pff·s~ge ' ixtirs, I h e laur.ching soon by so many t~~Q· platform of the Space ·:igers? What is it a tfcket Age. a high school diplo· for today' Does it signify rna. while "iti]J very ne- anything? ressary, means much less in material things. T h e giant minds o f hundreds of men such as Albert ' Einstein t o d a y keeps the college physi· cist doing steady home· work to keep up, a n d Yes, it's a P.romise that the holder, 1f be or she wishes, at least may seek further trainmg and stu· dy . The diploma also entitles the graduate to h a v e dreams; indeed, perhap• t b e primary IIII~~!~"~a u function of the high school diploma anymore · is to build dreams to in· ' ' spire men and women to seek even greater material comforts. Perhaps that is its examinations and begin POTI'SVILLE, Pa. <UPil defensive the Minnesota Vikings of l. HIGH COURT ATTOR~KYS NOW - On a motion of Congr~ssman Homer Abele, Bernard Fultz, Prosecuting Attorney f01 Me1gs C.o~nt.': lel•. ,and John L. Beckley. Prosecuting_ Attorney for Vinton County, were admitted to prac11ce befoJ_e the Sup1eme Court of the Llmted States. Tins p>cture was taken April 18 in front of th s . back, was admitted Sunday, April 28--1:00 to 6:00 p.m. . NEW YORK CUPil - Comml,. siooer Ford Frlc!J lma appmV<d On Route 21 as You Enter Vienna, W.Va. the placing of New York Vanltee Enjoy A~arefree Boating Season GetiThe Facts On Our Low ¢ost -Boat Insurance. Phone Puti!IVllle l DALEY llfAnB' Ll!J'f .. ,'-. ~- Y. D. ED~~RDS Jo Hospital, OWNERS ,. Football League, broken nose and requlrilll! 80 slitcbea lD automobile ..,elden! Friday, rocltman, a former Pitt ""'""'''·I BOAT for m e n are about to gain the whole world, ev· en the solar system a n d perhaps the universe, yet they know not ~ow to live together in peace as would friendly neighbon on a shaded, small town street. Thus we would caution this "Pre-Commencement "Pre-Commencement Ad· Address" not to expect windfalls frbm their di· plomas. Ral!ler, these di· ploma,s, while on the ere- . dit side of achievement, are debits upon mucb yet to be done. Name your mowing job--there'• a Gn~vel)l mower to do it fast. New 50" Rotary mak• quick work of large-ana hnn111. For unmatched reel mowin1, 1et the 00" ReelCor king-aized jobe, the 75"ReeJ Ganp. Mow your roogM quickly with the 42'' Sickle MoWBr. For aU-around mowin(, get the 30" Rotary--equally at home on your fin& lawn or in your paature. AU ha~ nrinlaction for unifonn cut regard Ia. of ternlin. All powered by rugged Gravely Tractor throua:h all-gear drivl. PLAYER BURT Two Mr.~els OPEN FOR INSPECTION pitcher Bud Daley oo the abled list. Tha southpaw UJ1<lerwent successful s1.1rgery a•t ::~: Hill Hospital Frldoy w " bone chipo from hiJ left elbow. REFRESHMENTS Free gas dryer, and Free lawn THE SHOE BOX light with each home bought during the month of May. IN-~E . ~GENCY iF UNABLE TO AnEND OPEN HOUSE. SEND FOR FREE CATALOG WY2•2~"' .. SUPERIOR BUILDERS, INC. atl07 GRAND ~I!NTRAL AVE, ;.. '. ·' ''.,! ' . ' .•.. f,\:\ AX 5-4553 VIENNA, W. VA. �Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepj)rt, 0., April 27, 11!63·3 lhe Daily Sentinel - \ F ersiJ·ille Couple. Win Free ·vacation In Paris '" '·" ' ,. ' . I lo~Wln,.tl A retired Minersville, R. D., cou· pie who never had the chance to travel before, bas won an all-expense paid week-long vacation to Paris, France. · · Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baer of the .. Forest itun 'vicinity won the "Dream Trip" by simply signing an . entry form at the recent Landmark Open House Parisieno.e F1!sUvaUn Pomeroy. · . ~~- .., · The vacation In Paris was top prize · in the statewt'de Landmark promotion. Many thousands of .·'• names were entered for the trip, along with other prizes, at 250 Landmark outlets in Ohio. ently signed the winning "It's the second ptlze we t,lcket afler purchasing a have won at Landmark," new power mower at Land· said Mr. Baer. He laughing. mark April 5. "I n e.v e r !y admitted the other award dreame(l of winning anywas, ''only a little tea ket· thing, though," said the re· tle." tired coal miner, Mr. and Mrs. Baer were Mr. Baer says be has Informed of the prize this been lucky most of his life. week by Pomeroy Land· • "I worked In coal mines 'for · mark Manager Jack Carsey. about 60 years before re"And they say it never hap· tiring and never hardly ev· pens in Meigs county," en got a busted finger." commented Mr. Carsey as Mr. and Mrs . .Baer live on he made the announcement. a 31-acre farm and still care The winning contestants for a few head of livestock. · still have imt recover,ed They have one daughter, from their surprise. They Mrs. Edwin Ash of Miners· even are a little dubious ov· ville. er their being able to make The lucky Baer couple re· the trip, though both Indicalled the,y have also won cated they would like to go c ·ash awards il) recent very much. The Baers are months by signing the both under care of a doctor. weekly register at Picken's While they talked about Hardwar.e in Mason, w. Va. the trip with Carsey, Mrs. Don C. Stewart, manager Baer said she has never Ira· of Landmal'k sales promoveled any farther from tion at 'Columbus, announc· Meigs than Pennsylvania. ed Frldlly that Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Baer chimed in that he Baer may take the Paris ·' bad not gone beyond Kentrip anytime during the tucky. next three months. Mr. Baer said he appar· SENTINEL Feature Page LANDMARK MANAGER JACK C'ARSEY hands Mr. and Mrs . Albert Baerof Minersville RD a "key to Paris." This elderly couple won • week-long. all-expense paid trip to Paris. Beset by ill health, the retired coal miner and his wife "hope th.ey can take the tnp.· • • • I ' { - ' . ' ; . .: . ' atroight IOta to win. n.. key blow wu a t,...run double by Bill Wh•te. bla .fourth hlt o1 <be pme, and Ill< Redbird flrst~"'l tbeo oeored the deciaive "P' "" a alngJe by George Altmao. 1lDme ruoa by 'olm Roaeboro and J'ronk ' Q - ....... . _ • ..., • Pl. PleWIII IS-2!1. luiT Other ocoret lr A - About two weob (DI lory included Ernie Bloo:llll!l' Iboon). (fl) aver Woody Wlllon tMiif"'....,....,.................... J.l, BUl 1 - (42) .,.,.. Steve Safford (fJ) 3~-~. Steve cart er (44J def..led Chris li'IWI11> (541) .... and Jlll!ln Mill· er (UJ downed Don MeCormiet .· DUTTON · Rllo (tl) 3~· 1> . Hank Aaron dlovela lbroo ,..... Th• Blue Dovll goUers deand Ed lbtbowo bit we- parted at e a . m. today for u,. 1y in bla 00 . otralghJ lOme w gan whore !hey will be out to leod the Brav..• 18-bit attac!J. Le defend their crown against Burdette wu louehed for a two- team, from J..osan Atbem nlu homer by Ed Bailey in tbe Well!lon, Jacbon, a~ M~ Tigers 7-5. Howard helped the Dodsen bWid ....,QC!bmillg but dldu't allow ... port, n.._Dodgera bed a 7-5 lead lD an early lead wbich Don P.,adale, other hlt uDtiJ the ftiotb. It was Ti.e teams played nine holes U.. mntb _inllills wftb two out but a IS-game wlllner, could not holcl Burdette's !bird wiD agalnat one lhiJ DIOI'DiiJI and were scbeduJ. tbe card•oaiJJ roWed witb four lD tbe lat.. lonlDgs. lolls. ed for tbe second nine this aft. Ill the American League, U.e SeDaton boat Kall· Atbletlcs H after • ISa-to loos. the Loo ~geleo doleated tbe BaltllllDn! 4-1 lD IS lonlDp and the 'l'willl edged oot tbe PAGE"' • ly Hitless Reds ·Bow To Houston 2-0 As Pinson Gets -Only Hit Off Bruce Gallla lrM't U!am JIOmped DRUG STORE WIL 1£ CLOSED ernoon following a luocbeon a1 tbe spacious clubhouse. All DAY EACH SUNDAY Until Further Notice championship at Lytham St. Annes, July 10-12. Palmer will be Arrangements for t b'e trip !"ill be handled through the Peoples Travel Senrl~e. Transportation will be via TWA super jet directly from Columbus with atop1 at New York, both go1111 and returning. The couple will Ill! traveling two days of the trip. There will be two sight· seeing tours of Paris, ont during the daytimei the oth· er a! night. Al&o, tnere will be a bus tour to Vern~. special tours to the Eltfel Tower, Arc D'Triomfhe, Champs Elysee, N o, r e Dame Cathedral and t h e Left ' Bank art colony. . One evening will. include a visit to several night clubt and a complete day devoted to shops and department stores. Enou~b free tIme and money w11l he provided so that Mr. and lllrs. Baer can see many other things of their own choosing, said lllr. Stewart. Now we know It can happen in Meigs County, · -DALE DunON shooting for his third strau;::ht open title. wa* b-lfle Amtrlct lovn but .. llnt hultwoodl )'IIU used to filld only In thl Dtsl fumltllfl . . . Itt available· In 1 trulr budttl-prlctlf Ptefinlsllld will pentllfl&. All~ there era rull) more llllfl just taur wood~t-Cberry, llrcll, Walnut, IIICI OMhwiH the Slrell and lllll penellnl lfl dlfltrtnt tonu-lniiQUell, IIIJit nltv,. I!ICIIIIIIIOW, dltplr lonu. Wildwood cratbm~n Penellne ll reaiiJ nD!: a hlliiiiJ . . . It's 1 Pfletltal enswer co iiiiJ lllecor~tlne prnbtem ,o~ me~ tiavr. flllt'll be amazld al Its tow C4St . bd onet on J'(IIW 1:0''" 11111111, ,our redeeoralinll«<rlin ¥e oYtr. t.lo more rtpi!intlnl cr ~perlnJ. The beautr ol PlniiiiiJ t.stl 1 llle~lme ~nd ever~ partel urrln the famed WildwoOd IUirantn. VISIT OUR SHOWROOM TODAY OR CALL 460 FOR FREE ESTIMATE! ' CAROLINA LUMBER and Supply Co. " • II'C ' •; ··.; '!,' .. ,;i , To Build Anythingu PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. .. w. '! l .t ' '"'~"''.' -:· ;J,. ·'I • r •' :· . ~&+ :t . J ; . ' ' .i --- 1 ROBERT ROCl{WELL BAKER FURNITURE LINCOLN HOMES Mlddloport, Ohio CIRCLE'S ·RESTAURANT 4th Anniversary Celebration OPEN 6 A.M. TO 9 P.M. BILL MILLER IT'S ORANGE GROVES AND PALM TR S for FBI Agent Robert Rockwell, left, above, who Is heine triM ferred to southern California. He is guard! ow such an assignment plum comes about as closely as tlie m~t dedicated undercover man !tight a 1s illlam "Bill" Miller, federal probation officer out of Federal Judg1 Mel G. Underwood's court: ck.;,en, ho lives near Athens and included Meigs county In hla domain, and MU ler, were in Pomeroy recently · · with Sberi,U.Robert Hartenbach. They concluded official blllln'!ill ID· COD nection with Rockwell's departure. ' BROASTED CHICKEN STEAKS - CHOPS - HAM BREAKFAST-LUNCH-DINNERS-PARTIES Clloose from S will! AII-lia Drive! II VDIII'IG i·:: preme Court Bwldmg. Diplomas Are Tickets Into The Future By Chest•r Tanne-hill Soon three to four hlJ'f'\· dred :.Ieigs counlv yquhg people restless to get a toehold on !heir future are Jo he handed high schon l diplomas . Their diplnm as . surelv, in most cases. are little more than invitations to furthH work if many of them are to realize their amhi· tlons. Fifty years ago the high school d i pI om a meant more. It was a reasonably sound ticket into the bus· ..eSI world. It permitteA ' the holder to take certain many get behind. e neer started with I e s s producPd in mass i v e than a high school diplo- computers like· automo- greatest weakness, too, ~hemistry in 1963 is teaching elementary gra· hardly recognizable to its des while distant cousin of the earJy 1900s. taking addl· tiona! college !mining, Many a practical engi· ma . Salesmen grossing Mathematics Is mass biles in Detroit, ~nd .even th · · t J t8 $50.000 annuall y in com· eJr m .egra par ·are missions often hafl little . scanned f o r machined more. ·· !law~ .by oelectrical·· eyes. Not so . todav , except ~S<! lvhal'tloes this' liigh in the most rare places. school diploma mean that In this decade of the is to be carrie!l~pff·s~ge ' ixtirs, I h e laur.ching soon by so many t~~Q· platform of the Space ·:igers? What is it a tfcket Age. a high school diplo· for today' Does it signify rna. while "iti]J very ne- anything? ressary, means much less in material things. T h e giant minds o f hundreds of men such as Albert ' Einstein t o d a y keeps the college physi· cist doing steady home· work to keep up, a n d Yes, it's a P.romise that the holder, 1f be or she wishes, at least may seek further trainmg and stu· dy . The diploma also entitles the graduate to h a v e dreams; indeed, perhap• t b e primary IIII~~!~"~a u function of the high school diploma anymore · is to build dreams to in· ' ' spire men and women to seek even greater material comforts. Perhaps that is its examinations and begin POTI'SVILLE, Pa. <UPil defensive the Minnesota Vikings of l. HIGH COURT ATTOR~KYS NOW - On a motion of Congr~ssman Homer Abele, Bernard Fultz, Prosecuting Attorney f01 Me1gs C.o~nt.': lel•. ,and John L. Beckley. Prosecuting_ Attorney for Vinton County, were admitted to prac11ce befoJ_e the Sup1eme Court of the Llmted States. Tins p>cture was taken April 18 in front of th s . back, was admitted Sunday, April 28--1:00 to 6:00 p.m. . NEW YORK CUPil - Comml,. siooer Ford Frlc!J lma appmV<d On Route 21 as You Enter Vienna, W.Va. the placing of New York Vanltee Enjoy A~arefree Boating Season GetiThe Facts On Our Low ¢ost -Boat Insurance. Phone Puti!IVllle l DALEY llfAnB' Ll!J'f .. ,'-. ~- Y. D. ED~~RDS Jo Hospital, OWNERS ,. Football League, broken nose and requlrilll! 80 slitcbea lD automobile ..,elden! Friday, rocltman, a former Pitt ""'""'''·I BOAT for m e n are about to gain the whole world, ev· en the solar system a n d perhaps the universe, yet they know not ~ow to live together in peace as would friendly neighbon on a shaded, small town street. Thus we would caution this "Pre-Commencement "Pre-Commencement Ad· Address" not to expect windfalls frbm their di· plomas. Ral!ler, these di· ploma,s, while on the ere- . dit side of achievement, are debits upon mucb yet to be done. Name your mowing job--there'• a Gn~vel)l mower to do it fast. New 50" Rotary mak• quick work of large-ana hnn111. For unmatched reel mowin1, 1et the 00" ReelCor king-aized jobe, the 75"ReeJ Ganp. Mow your roogM quickly with the 42'' Sickle MoWBr. For aU-around mowin(, get the 30" Rotary--equally at home on your fin& lawn or in your paature. AU ha~ nrinlaction for unifonn cut regard Ia. of ternlin. All powered by rugged Gravely Tractor throua:h all-gear drivl. PLAYER BURT Two Mr.~els OPEN FOR INSPECTION pitcher Bud Daley oo the abled list. Tha southpaw UJ1<lerwent successful s1.1rgery a•t ::~: Hill Hospital Frldoy w " bone chipo from hiJ left elbow. REFRESHMENTS Free gas dryer, and Free lawn THE SHOE BOX light with each home bought during the month of May. IN-~E . ~GENCY iF UNABLE TO AnEND OPEN HOUSE. SEND FOR FREE CATALOG WY2•2~"' .. SUPERIOR BUILDERS, INC. atl07 GRAND ~I!NTRAL AVE, ;.. '. ·' ''.,! ' . ' .•.. f,\:\ AX 5-4553 VIENNA, W. VA. �.. • •• • ' a • Jleo: aq, JNtfnP' lllliiOIIGIO •tiED Tbe Jatter'l pool ... I!!·" "''IJIIYIId:. • o..· ' ,...!.C:!_'!~ llllsll~ IUPD- ClaUW 111~ 11.- s:' u ~ later ,:;:riJd!lwa jOCMIDdod PI dW IIDioo •' ss IPI!'k Ia f<mlnl tbl be, I - lln*f , _ ~ club, lll<mc wllb ....... lo r'd¢W' tl ...., French City Campers To Launch 1!63 Season At Burr Oak Lake This Weekend ,..., !It•••• iii:=- ..in"""'.; - ........ ...s ,..,_, . ·~A~~· ~. !stlo; •.,".r ,r"j::; • 11'1fdor. ~- From Coin·Op ':" Dry Cleaning 10 pounds *2.00 DUK.~ CLEANERS ••' ' REPRESENT KYGER CREEK - The president and vice president of the Kyger Creek FFA chapter are in Columbus representing their organization at the state convention being held on the Ohio State Fairgrounds. They are voting delegates and ~ong items of Importance they will vote on are reVIsion of state award system, dues increases, overseas projects, revision of manual and others. They are Dan· ny Hall, left, and Gary Palmer, right. Both are juniors and last fall they were among those who attended the national FFA convention in Kansu City. They were accompanied by Mr. Ralph Needs, facul· tl advisor. · Wilkesville News Notes N. W. COMPTON, 0 •• D. lhlrt "-' .. ,... O"TOMETIIST Office Houn: 810 12, 2 to II !Close al Noon on Tbun. - East Court St.. Ponnneroy COlt. W a MAIII MIDDL a .. OIT _iiiiPortant ·' ·• EV"' tboulb t.mera DOl tl8rleil to plant their lt. is not ?oo urly .to plan !Ill' harvel. !IHiri?D. :::"",.:'; tf:- Portllnd Park ' . l ~ J 110- would ators, Wayne Chase, Chairman. Aartcultural Stabilization aod COnservation County Commit· tee, hu lllliOilllCed. Pot lllGII wheat farms, lbe Olalrman Oljllalned, 1be allolmtnt rep- farm's ohare ollbe llh wbealallol· ment of 49.S mlllloi1 acres. Fnr amaU farms,-however - those with wileat aUotments of less lban 11 acreo. tile allobneut represenbl the larger of (a ) the tarm•a allotm<nl on lhe ' sPHILCO , na~onal : / :,· ·• '"it. ··- :.U.:. ~:e~?! ~~~a: 11159-81 wheat acreage, but not lnore lhan 15 IICI'OII. Mr. Chase pointed out that all tba wileal produced on a par\1clpatlng !ann's wbeat allo•· _,, acreage IDlY be market· ed free of penalty If martell.~ quotu .-e made effective for lhe IBM wheat crop. AU w11ea1 !tom a fann whlcb had oo whoa! hilltoey in the three base Y•ars l.I5Nl. however, would be subjeet to • marketlog quota pe"' ally. ,The questloo of whether to use marketing quotas for tl>o 1184 wbeat crop will be decld_. by wileat growers in a refer· endum May "Shall lam' 21 011 will be ~lble to cast ballots providec! lhey register - by u ... lS - lheir lntentiun ~So particlpale In lba 1964 proaram u an allotmeDt vower. They ...m do Ibis by signing in the space provided the b•clt 011 of q,e· regular allotment not.ire, ¥Q-2t, ...S riling the· notice at the ASCS County Office before the deadline. Under quo1aB, a small la!'ln eperator who dDOI not elect no pattlcfpale In the wheat """ l"aJD u an allotment groW.. - Make A D•lsy Of A De•l On Famous Philco TV .. Stareo .. Radios . . Refrigerators .. Fl'ftlers, Washers, Dryers """"tors . ~ . ·:-.. I II YourFann or off '· compartment shelves your farm. Abo p,... Oftilable: t.ai011. Call IOdoy for 8,..., • Deluxe dairy-bar storage door. • Enclosed butter keeper. • Lift-out egg tray. nun, details. t ' 'J. , -~ ALI,..AUTOMATIC l TO ALL NATURAL GAS USUS IN MASON ucl QIFTON AREA ·' B•ginning May 1st Collection Period Will Be From the •1st to the 12th of Each Month, Week Days Only. Closed Saturday. Collaction Hours Will Be: 9 A.M. to 12 P.M.- 1 I'.M. to 4 I'.M. INTERSTATE UTILITIES GAS CO. .,~. ' ' Of Mason, w. Va. •• ~:~ '249· bushel) will be available . to ~1clpatmg growers who k.. p wltbin their acreage all~tments. Without quotas, no dlvei'Slon program would be In effect. As In the past, lhe allotments remain In effect ·whether or ' .• . quotas are approved for ,he 1984 wheal crop. foedor pigs moving In to Ohio feedloto from othor stales hat nearly doubled within the latt two years, acci6rding Po C. C. Bowen, Ohio State University Estension specialist in livestook . . marketlog. Tlus me8118, Bowen says, that many Ohio fao"mers, moving toward speclallzalion; are only lbe feeding ...S Q - Mankind Is divided ln?o bow IIUIJIY major cn>aps? A - Three - the Negroid, the Mongoloid and the Caucasoid. hllbest ;...ty bay , : . , : : dltloninl can red~ field dry· 1ng time and eJPQOW'e to wea· tber huarda by -'hint 10 one-llalf lbe time roqulred lor llllCODdltloaed :X:: :0., al Defiance, With the state erage betng Uli. '1'hls Uoo comes fro~ the : : . ofSuCondillons Paul Division of 1.ith the Department of Natural '""""""' · '!be heaYiest rainfall waa in the southern !"'ff of lhe w~ere a conSiderable area ceive?, more than ~ Jnches. v.a.:.ply, Ohi~ Bowen ella flgures from the ' 'bit. Crop Repo. ting Service to sbow that 258,1100 pigs entered OhiO feedlots from o11ier states last year. That number is 32 pr cent l• rger than in 1961 and ?early Joublt the number commg Into the state in 1960. Most of lhe pigs come from Wisconsin, Bowen says. Last year that state sent 85,1100 feed· er pigs into Ohio. Tennessee ranked second with 48,1100 and Kentucky was third with 441100 · . ' · Shipments of feeder pigs Into the state last year were heavles1 In October' Bowen says, With April and May ranking secono and thll'd respectively. ml·-" · ·~·A . (UPI) . - Recording star Jody Dan10ls has ~ signed for the role of a n_on-slng1~ bartender m the AI· lied ArtiS!s color production, "The Gun Hawk." The film stars Rory Calhoon, Rod Cameron, Ruta Lee and Rod Lauren. 8dVoniiJte lbe •vial .. -1- GARDEN Of wbicb C<llllaJio the of lbe nutrient nlue of lbe bay. Good ~ bay ~ lbout 50 per eent ...S 10 per eent lltml. leaves, bowever, eany 7i per - ' at the ~ celelum and eo per celll at · tolal digeotlble tllll'lolltl. Wltb anllnary field curiog ~. alfalfa leal lool DriB TillERS SEVEUI. MODEl . S TO 010051 FIOMI ]. 1955 Great Lakos Datum of stems. Mulmums, ?Dinlmums and ..,: MAXIMVM I!FFICIENCY erages are for the entire period For maximum eltec~venea. of record beilnni"' In IJIII. field conditioning lhoold be doo~ witbin 30 mmutes after EQUESTRIAN TAYLOR barves ,., HOLLYWOOD (UP!)- Jlob. oh 00 111 be ...::' ert Taylor, one of Hollywood's r wben moss accomplished horsemen Hay shoold be raked when will portray a Spanish idln' moisture COiltent reaches 10 school master in Walt ~-~ :0 55 per cent (~en willed). film, "Miracle of the .wb lie raking first.' cutting bay, S1alllons." doubllng ~indrows and cu;::n~~ ~... :e~ ~~:I <N· ery yur wllb mow clrying than be produced with field dryregardless at tile weather. Field condltloolng equipment offers one of the crealest ad:::es h'?o farmers in har· ldgbe iih quality haY• It """ well lor all farmen to Clllllder lhll I1PI of equip- 119·UP ' GILMORE Supply Store . POMEROY, OHIO ·:....:==:_:=.:!!::..::..:~~""""""""""""'""""'""!1!!!11-J rtU 0:. nu:; II ·rugged .. nafy.. RIGHT for SUPER ROTICUt ·--roo· *- GRAHAM'S OHIO aRTIFIED . NOW IN STOCK! Known Performance eenl ...S ··sEED CORN e Known Pedigree PHONE WI 9-3202 PEARL STREET Rear Meigs General Hospital RACINE, 0. WY 2·2176 11LS1lU·FDGIISON ... FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Meigs Equipment Co. MORRIS IMPlEMENT & SUPPLY CO. POMEROY Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. SPRING AVE. countI 22" Gardan Pride Mower _ 540 E. Main St. WY 2-5101 44.97 2\: ~quiet. laJW.:4ou Tillar -' wit ............ A < ' L ..• · PERCOLATOR spacial 89.90 :::. of wellbl eoneentraled OYer Cines, where It dlgo In .W .~eell ~.~.~moved, depth bar easily adjuoted. I hp ·rBr 1~· Rpu.e. ...." Hahn tillel. 3wft1...W heel Barrow 95 Regular24.95 5.97 S,al ICNOCKID DOWN· Lilndlht wellh!, aeamlou lleol tray, tubular frame rubber 111 t CriPI, Nmi-paeUinatic tire. ' LADY SUNBEAM 15 cv. ft. Unico Chest Freezer.';·:._..,. $199 SHAVERS We Daliver- We servtce- We Flnoncol; ' --~- SPECIAL ' · DRYEDC. ~:·;~!;!;~r 10·" · · .1\J - SPECIAL HO)-!DA~ .CI.!J.I ALU~tCU~ WAtERLESS COOKWARE. J.PJICI liT estlllot Fry Paa e1~ qt. SOueo Pan • Lid' 1 qt. /iOUce Pan 6 Lid elllltch Oveo • Ud ..• . ------ ---SAVE 55 TON ON BULK FERTILIZER Take delivery from our area Bulk Warehouse at Pomeroy. Savings are quoted F.O.B. Pomer~. R•ul•r795 11.95 • DOMINION PORTABLE 1 ,J i, Mill & Fertilizer Store OPEN 8:00 to 5:00 P.M. 14·19 ------ --- -All Kinds Of ~~·· . '. . ~otrieroy, Ohio DAILY- MONDAY THRU SATURDAY t West Bend A1tomatic 30-Cup "Party Perk" JCNOCJCID DOWN 3 hp Briggs motor, finger·tlp controls, air lift ~~U n blade. 14 ga. steel deek, clrenlar blade housing year warranty. 9 P. M.· (Monday Through Saturday) 49,rl liT U' r: u OPEN TIL Mother's Day Spec:ials!l Everybody Can Shop At The Town & Country Store ! Open Til9 P.M. Daily n: ''-' n . and ' 'bluldllDJ, elothll .._,., ' . dry Iuter. •One life, .... IOttlnl for aU fabricL •Spdal Air Fluff O)'elo. eAiatemoUo <» : ~. ·~•· eliot> · ' t ' ,. ;a and ils direcl<>r, Col. Af.i,:C;: &:"';;iple88of 1 hajBky. The colonel rescued the as · e e ay • March 8 rainfall wiped school's irreplaceable wh·te L ' possible. the average deficiency of pizzans from Russian Mow· drying Is the final im· Inches which had accumulated and probable extinction d~r portant step m barv':'ting mgn I""'' In the flr!l !lYe months of lhe clostng k f W lei Winl quality hay. The pnnclple current water year (October I II in Austr:" • o or ar vantages of mow drying are: 1 thorough February 28)" · < 1 reductioo of field · Kaser. "It also re?uced lhe cumulated deficiency slnoe 1 Jmxl~ry from 3.39 Inches 0 ·~! mch. However, lhe northern Flnprtip control for <lost, procioion """' of th~ slate sitU has a sizable near bushes, walls. fences . .. husky power tlk• deficiency for ~e water year as on ~h~t soila with use .. . power revene ends f!!hCUI!"g pull-backs. Easy-Spin startina. shown by readmgs from weaScoentlloc slow-speed Hlllncpntly breaks ?her stations at Akron-Cannon Airport, Cleveland, Toledo and up soil without btukinl it down .. tf-sharpeninl tines are eua~nteed 1&11. . Youngs?own. These stations still brukese, won't ciOIJ. See Super Roticul have an average of 1.91 Inches Soday. Three hp model oiso a.alioble. less than normal lor Ule first six months of the water year " do It with stream11ow was .greatly m· : creased by the rams as was reservoir storage In both index GVDAIACH basins (Scioto and Mahoning 1. The Lake Erie mean level 11-s•a~MD~­ showed Its first rise since June, outworks tbis MF :U cliesd witll ,Tiller-Cultivator 1962, ooing 569.22 feet above datum was sea level. The Lake Muki~P......: - ' Ftogwoa. S,J?:m! datum, 0.28 foot aboVe the Feb. Now li'idier ..... --winll12 .... ruary mark. This is still ward "flOOIIs, ftlt Gil-doe-go, and a - clilferential lock. lo """' ..-..t opimlinJ ill olicl: pg. SliU the world's best oolling tractor-bf far. (No lll<ll>der all the odlen it.) Ha>e ,aulried llle ww MF 35! Slop illlldayf 1 ' - '!be . - 1 dr)'ial be an'.:"~rsrrowmg . halhe breeding :;' ~:':.::';:!~~;~II P ses. .. ,' STANWYCII. IN CHILLER HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Bar• bar• Stanwyck bas beeo signOd So play a leading role in 1 h suspense chiller "Evil Wish." The producers hope So line up Ralph Richardson and F'lnlaine foe the olher top . ro1es in the movie versioh tho Jean Potts novel aboot a doctor and his odd relaUon-:11 ship with two dauthers who viC>Iously turn against him afll!r they learn he is to marry his nurae. 1111 ne..f.,..: ~ the"'m ~ IPllcal ba dryer to ec ~ol~::r::r ~~ b~=~ :,::2 ~:'" fa:,.'~~:! ~": on the ~~Ph:. ~..n:rd :ton. ' ~ ·· -blbll wit Associated ~;;:~Ia!~. ~eep ;: their acreage allotment at $1 a bushel, national average. 011 certificated wheat and (b) f1.30 a buohel, na~oo~l averag<!, on noocertlllcated wheat: and diversion payments will be made So growers on acreage Ul· verted from wheat production Into a conservm, use (lnclud· ing the acreage reduction refleeted in the farm allotmeot.) U more than a third of the growers voUng in the referendum oppose the 1964-crop wheal quotas, price support at 50 per cent of parity (about $1.2ii • adv · tioner is lmportlnt f« many Hay which was not crushed dllrymen ,.n II yield~ a ~~~!,,be piiCed in I mow Bible "frinle" benefi? in WI _,mg, roqulns near- lhe crushed altml are ly 41 boun to get no lbe 20 pliable, and c:ow~ .-e 110t u percent moisture level. Whlle ~llned to l<ll't out ...s lean haydryt"ra are ~~ ~.. coarser alelnmed bay. ~ armen .are to Smootb • roll crushfn, ,... ~is~...~ poulblllty. rated-roll crimpers, and • ~~ true because barvesters have aD been ~".:';"',..: Jut 1of aur.ceosfully to field barv•·"·· lhe ..~ · « hay. The erusber produces -...... ~•• cnlP ~~~Uti- fasllll drytng rale '!be ,,, '' 214 E. Main, Ph. WY 2·3635 ' J. } 12.2 cu. ft• . 95 bo~er, . ':?orusl: :.:'ly"":!:! *:'·;,.~ of lllbbl1 Phone WY 2·2181 Sound S)'llelil e4-SPif!d Multi·MI• ChOiller eZ SapPhire Needlo1 eCboloe of Calllnol S!Jieo eLift.out eq tray. eTbin-waU de- 1 enough Pomeroy Landmark ea.S~s­ sign , eChol.ce o!l exterior colors. • And a whole hott Of other most· 15 · have ~ dry less Gtnui11 Hardwood Sterll Colsolt ature control. eZero-Zone Freezer stores ·92 lb$. of frolen tood. e Slid· ing food oheU. eDeluxe Dail')' Bar ,.anted teatureL Modoi ·IIRDil· $198•00 menl or hill 3-year base not more than acres out being subject no quota penalties. would apply to wheal in of this limit. Such a grower not be eligible to vote In the referendum. and. would not he eligible for support or dlverolon payments. U at least two-thirds of growers voUng in lhe dum approve quotes for IBM wbeat crop, price CLOfHb DMtl w?th =~ Automatie refrigerator defroating plus automatic yil?'ar-round temper. MAIOH,W. VA. 41UICK'!PIUI~ filter and detercent dilpenHr• interior NOTICE! Phlco 12-lb. Wash• WaJbH 12 lbl, eleanor IliaD Ill)' other au?omaUc. U.. lbe lllGII Ht. , lvo a&ila?or eYer put In a wuhot , . • up no 10 times more oclloD. 4 cyeSes, 2 opeodJ e.b!Oinatlc Unl lf.t -gal. containera eLifetime porcelain PhUco Refrigerator-Freezer ' Pickens Harclwara ., N~ ,JIHILCO "UNDIITOW" AGITA1'01 • Milk shelf holds U.! !. dt.oplay out tront our ·store. There's a dllference in awing ...u. See for yourseU the dllfe.......,, 0110n las. Tll 1 p.m. . NiW • Air-wrap meat eTwo slidln& New G:vm Pl"l' Swin1o on eFomous, pat.nlt4 Cool Cbuo ala eoastructlon. eSpeater and eontroll ore out front. eLol. than 12·111•.from otem to otem. e Bold, brilbt picture, 184D. overaU dlla. meuure: ~.· ln. viewable areL elluiU-iA monopole anteDJII. at • No frost in freezer or refrigerator. • result of accidenq in· volvillg your family,live· 1toek, machinery - on New Gym Play Swints 24.95 39.95 $198· Reserve down levels. 'lr' 00 to keep tern· Nodoowide'o COMPRE· HENSIVE UABILllY 1'01. FARMERS proceca ,.... against llwsuits os \''v.J ' II Philco Courier NOW I! fr1·i I LOOK I LOOK I LOOK I COULD COST YOU out mco allotmen?s have ...... lbe Pl'IJIII'IID, and pi~ mailed to aU wheat farm cper- up to lhe larger of his 19M POI1LAND, OHIO Paul Lawrence, Mar• . The sensational big-screen personable portable •• , weighs than 25 pounds. . he able no ota _... ·=. . Nollco ol 1Jikrop wlleal ,. Ohio Feedlots Southern Ohio ErieF.!!: u;. Maid! ?""'t··:~: ".':!:.=t ·leaves tur!~are:.~lost~ atmo;; level ala Qpres::w:. and variable swath by c1ry1ng in TERMS CAN IE AltiiANGID Draw Many Pigs Had More Rain Eng~:·~~~~"'&! :,~m.: ':.':!'": the =.,~ : :'rcen~ : 20 From·Nation • Detroit office. Data shown IPs adjllllmeDt Is leas critical. per ol lhe ~LUMBUS ' - Rainfall for a table in the Monlhly Index The ~ harves,ter producea dli..,Uble nutrlen?s bave 95 • . ~ In Ohio ranged a,.. mean monthly waler levels • satisfactory drying rate but . left m the field. Higher 5 OOLUMIIUS number 11.53 Inches at .Hill!lboro So 2.2'1 So the Iotetnallonal lend! So strip leaves !rem tile quality hay can produced Wheat Acreage Allotments ·A . Se . -re nt To Meigs Farmers I ICE CREAM - SANDWtCifiS SOfT DRINKS-COFFIE-HOT i..t. ....,, ' OPEN 10:30 A.M. ti1G-JOI.M. Come OneI..Come Alii .. To Harry ~ . Mejp Camty tarmera bo harveotlnC their cnlP _ JIAY. I' • Jooll in clrYJiis (II · ·' - i1ine · The uoe of a · lleld condl- Ohio field bay by shortening field lleld dryln, rata drying rata Of cnubed, llnt eutt1na hay taD fnquooiiJ illllltratl!li lhe lnat save M houn drylnjtfrno. 11ay coadltloaer and tho mecb- cui at 1:10 p. ?II- wu down ba•rolil~!ls1 quality hay. Field COli" to 40 pereent llitl1siure at 2::10 - to erusb, crimp, cr p. m. lhe fol1owlnl ay. 'Ibis tile atems Of lbe Je. would have ~ dry enougb no reduces considerab- go on a bealed a1r dryer. the chance of weatller am- At 5 p. m. lbe hay was down haf by shortelllDI field to 10 per cent nnoislllre Wblcb BY C. lL Bl.liE!If,EI; (:oua'J --- NOW UNDER NEW MANAGIMINII PARK DRIVE-IN Hay Harvesi~Is l~(!Q);'taDt Time To Farmers~::· :.•::::':.:.-=::."'--.. -.., e~lj&iiii&i..; -~---.. <'i' ..t'~ <: ' .... 29.91 18·95 Hybrid Seed Corn NOW ON HAND eAII Varieties of Landmark Hybrids eAII Varieties Humphrey Hybridi eAII Yarl~11 Ohio Certlfl~. Hybrids ' ...___ _ _ _...._ .................,....J . ' �.. • •• • ' a • Jleo: aq, JNtfnP' lllliiOIIGIO •tiED Tbe Jatter'l pool ... I!!·" "''IJIIYIId:. • o..· ' ,...!.C:!_'!~ llllsll~ IUPD- ClaUW 111~ 11.- s:' u ~ later ,:;:riJd!lwa jOCMIDdod PI dW IIDioo •' ss IPI!'k Ia f<mlnl tbl be, I - lln*f , _ ~ club, lll<mc wllb ....... lo r'd¢W' tl ...., French City Campers To Launch 1!63 Season At Burr Oak Lake This Weekend ,..., !It•••• iii:=- ..in"""'.; - ........ ...s ,..,_, . ·~A~~· ~. !stlo; •.,".r ,r"j::; • 11'1fdor. ~- From Coin·Op ':" Dry Cleaning 10 pounds *2.00 DUK.~ CLEANERS ••' ' REPRESENT KYGER CREEK - The president and vice president of the Kyger Creek FFA chapter are in Columbus representing their organization at the state convention being held on the Ohio State Fairgrounds. They are voting delegates and ~ong items of Importance they will vote on are reVIsion of state award system, dues increases, overseas projects, revision of manual and others. They are Dan· ny Hall, left, and Gary Palmer, right. Both are juniors and last fall they were among those who attended the national FFA convention in Kansu City. They were accompanied by Mr. Ralph Needs, facul· tl advisor. · Wilkesville News Notes N. W. COMPTON, 0 •• D. lhlrt "-' .. ,... O"TOMETIIST Office Houn: 810 12, 2 to II !Close al Noon on Tbun. - East Court St.. Ponnneroy COlt. W a MAIII MIDDL a .. OIT _iiiiPortant ·' ·• EV"' tboulb t.mera DOl tl8rleil to plant their lt. is not ?oo urly .to plan !Ill' harvel. !IHiri?D. :::"",.:'; tf:- Portllnd Park ' . l ~ J 110- would ators, Wayne Chase, Chairman. Aartcultural Stabilization aod COnservation County Commit· tee, hu lllliOilllCed. Pot lllGII wheat farms, lbe Olalrman Oljllalned, 1be allolmtnt rep- farm's ohare ollbe llh wbealallol· ment of 49.S mlllloi1 acres. Fnr amaU farms,-however - those with wileat aUotments of less lban 11 acreo. tile allobneut represenbl the larger of (a ) the tarm•a allotm<nl on lhe ' sPHILCO , na~onal : / :,· ·• '"it. ··- :.U.:. ~:e~?! ~~~a: 11159-81 wheat acreage, but not lnore lhan 15 IICI'OII. Mr. Chase pointed out that all tba wileal produced on a par\1clpatlng !ann's wbeat allo•· _,, acreage IDlY be market· ed free of penalty If martell.~ quotu .-e made effective for lhe IBM wheat crop. AU w11ea1 !tom a fann whlcb had oo whoa! hilltoey in the three base Y•ars l.I5Nl. however, would be subjeet to • marketlog quota pe"' ally. ,The questloo of whether to use marketing quotas for tl>o 1184 wbeat crop will be decld_. by wileat growers in a refer· endum May "Shall lam' 21 011 will be ~lble to cast ballots providec! lhey register - by u ... lS - lheir lntentiun ~So particlpale In lba 1964 proaram u an allotmeDt vower. They ...m do Ibis by signing in the space provided the b•clt 011 of q,e· regular allotment not.ire, ¥Q-2t, ...S riling the· notice at the ASCS County Office before the deadline. Under quo1aB, a small la!'ln eperator who dDOI not elect no pattlcfpale In the wheat """ l"aJD u an allotment groW.. - Make A D•lsy Of A De•l On Famous Philco TV .. Stareo .. Radios . . Refrigerators .. Fl'ftlers, Washers, Dryers """"tors . ~ . ·:-.. I II YourFann or off '· compartment shelves your farm. Abo p,... Oftilable: t.ai011. Call IOdoy for 8,..., • Deluxe dairy-bar storage door. • Enclosed butter keeper. • Lift-out egg tray. nun, details. t ' 'J. , -~ ALI,..AUTOMATIC l TO ALL NATURAL GAS USUS IN MASON ucl QIFTON AREA ·' B•ginning May 1st Collection Period Will Be From the •1st to the 12th of Each Month, Week Days Only. Closed Saturday. Collaction Hours Will Be: 9 A.M. to 12 P.M.- 1 I'.M. to 4 I'.M. INTERSTATE UTILITIES GAS CO. .,~. ' ' Of Mason, w. Va. •• ~:~ '249· bushel) will be available . to ~1clpatmg growers who k.. p wltbin their acreage all~tments. Without quotas, no dlvei'Slon program would be In effect. As In the past, lhe allotments remain In effect ·whether or ' .• . quotas are approved for ,he 1984 wheal crop. foedor pigs moving In to Ohio feedloto from othor stales hat nearly doubled within the latt two years, acci6rding Po C. C. Bowen, Ohio State University Estension specialist in livestook . . marketlog. Tlus me8118, Bowen says, that many Ohio fao"mers, moving toward speclallzalion; are only lbe feeding ...S Q - Mankind Is divided ln?o bow IIUIJIY major cn>aps? A - Three - the Negroid, the Mongoloid and the Caucasoid. hllbest ;...ty bay , : . , : : dltloninl can red~ field dry· 1ng time and eJPQOW'e to wea· tber huarda by -'hint 10 one-llalf lbe time roqulred lor llllCODdltloaed :X:: :0., al Defiance, With the state erage betng Uli. '1'hls Uoo comes fro~ the : : . ofSuCondillons Paul Division of 1.ith the Department of Natural '""""""' · '!be heaYiest rainfall waa in the southern !"'ff of lhe w~ere a conSiderable area ceive?, more than ~ Jnches. v.a.:.ply, Ohi~ Bowen ella flgures from the ' 'bit. Crop Repo. ting Service to sbow that 258,1100 pigs entered OhiO feedlots from o11ier states last year. That number is 32 pr cent l• rger than in 1961 and ?early Joublt the number commg Into the state in 1960. Most of lhe pigs come from Wisconsin, Bowen says. Last year that state sent 85,1100 feed· er pigs into Ohio. Tennessee ranked second with 48,1100 and Kentucky was third with 441100 · . ' · Shipments of feeder pigs Into the state last year were heavles1 In October' Bowen says, With April and May ranking secono and thll'd respectively. ml·-" · ·~·A . (UPI) . - Recording star Jody Dan10ls has ~ signed for the role of a n_on-slng1~ bartender m the AI· lied ArtiS!s color production, "The Gun Hawk." The film stars Rory Calhoon, Rod Cameron, Ruta Lee and Rod Lauren. 8dVoniiJte lbe •vial .. -1- GARDEN Of wbicb C<llllaJio the of lbe nutrient nlue of lbe bay. Good ~ bay ~ lbout 50 per eent ...S 10 per eent lltml. leaves, bowever, eany 7i per - ' at the ~ celelum and eo per celll at · tolal digeotlble tllll'lolltl. Wltb anllnary field curiog ~. alfalfa leal lool DriB TillERS SEVEUI. MODEl . S TO 010051 FIOMI ]. 1955 Great Lakos Datum of stems. Mulmums, ?Dinlmums and ..,: MAXIMVM I!FFICIENCY erages are for the entire period For maximum eltec~venea. of record beilnni"' In IJIII. field conditioning lhoold be doo~ witbin 30 mmutes after EQUESTRIAN TAYLOR barves ,., HOLLYWOOD (UP!)- Jlob. oh 00 111 be ...::' ert Taylor, one of Hollywood's r wben moss accomplished horsemen Hay shoold be raked when will portray a Spanish idln' moisture COiltent reaches 10 school master in Walt ~-~ :0 55 per cent (~en willed). film, "Miracle of the .wb lie raking first.' cutting bay, S1alllons." doubllng ~indrows and cu;::n~~ ~... :e~ ~~:I <N· ery yur wllb mow clrying than be produced with field dryregardless at tile weather. Field condltloolng equipment offers one of the crealest ad:::es h'?o farmers in har· ldgbe iih quality haY• It """ well lor all farmen to Clllllder lhll I1PI of equip- 119·UP ' GILMORE Supply Store . POMEROY, OHIO ·:....:==:_:=.:!!::..::..:~~""""""""""""'""""'""!1!!!11-J rtU 0:. nu:; II ·rugged .. nafy.. RIGHT for SUPER ROTICUt ·--roo· *- GRAHAM'S OHIO aRTIFIED . NOW IN STOCK! Known Performance eenl ...S ··sEED CORN e Known Pedigree PHONE WI 9-3202 PEARL STREET Rear Meigs General Hospital RACINE, 0. WY 2·2176 11LS1lU·FDGIISON ... FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Meigs Equipment Co. MORRIS IMPlEMENT & SUPPLY CO. POMEROY Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. SPRING AVE. countI 22" Gardan Pride Mower _ 540 E. Main St. WY 2-5101 44.97 2\: ~quiet. laJW.:4ou Tillar -' wit ............ A < ' L ..• · PERCOLATOR spacial 89.90 :::. of wellbl eoneentraled OYer Cines, where It dlgo In .W .~eell ~.~.~moved, depth bar easily adjuoted. I hp ·rBr 1~· Rpu.e. ...." Hahn tillel. 3wft1...W heel Barrow 95 Regular24.95 5.97 S,al ICNOCKID DOWN· Lilndlht wellh!, aeamlou lleol tray, tubular frame rubber 111 t CriPI, Nmi-paeUinatic tire. ' LADY SUNBEAM 15 cv. ft. Unico Chest Freezer.';·:._..,. $199 SHAVERS We Daliver- We servtce- We Flnoncol; ' --~- SPECIAL ' · DRYEDC. ~:·;~!;!;~r 10·" · · .1\J - SPECIAL HO)-!DA~ .CI.!J.I ALU~tCU~ WAtERLESS COOKWARE. J.PJICI liT estlllot Fry Paa e1~ qt. SOueo Pan • Lid' 1 qt. /iOUce Pan 6 Lid elllltch Oveo • Ud ..• . ------ ---SAVE 55 TON ON BULK FERTILIZER Take delivery from our area Bulk Warehouse at Pomeroy. Savings are quoted F.O.B. Pomer~. R•ul•r795 11.95 • DOMINION PORTABLE 1 ,J i, Mill & Fertilizer Store OPEN 8:00 to 5:00 P.M. 14·19 ------ --- -All Kinds Of ~~·· . '. . ~otrieroy, Ohio DAILY- MONDAY THRU SATURDAY t West Bend A1tomatic 30-Cup "Party Perk" JCNOCJCID DOWN 3 hp Briggs motor, finger·tlp controls, air lift ~~U n blade. 14 ga. steel deek, clrenlar blade housing year warranty. 9 P. M.· (Monday Through Saturday) 49,rl liT U' r: u OPEN TIL Mother's Day Spec:ials!l Everybody Can Shop At The Town & Country Store ! Open Til9 P.M. Daily n: ''-' n . and ' 'bluldllDJ, elothll .._,., ' . dry Iuter. •One life, .... IOttlnl for aU fabricL •Spdal Air Fluff O)'elo. eAiatemoUo <» : ~. ·~•· eliot> · ' t ' ,. ;a and ils direcl<>r, Col. Af.i,:C;: &:"';;iple88of 1 hajBky. The colonel rescued the as · e e ay • March 8 rainfall wiped school's irreplaceable wh·te L ' possible. the average deficiency of pizzans from Russian Mow· drying Is the final im· Inches which had accumulated and probable extinction d~r portant step m barv':'ting mgn I""'' In the flr!l !lYe months of lhe clostng k f W lei Winl quality hay. The pnnclple current water year (October I II in Austr:" • o or ar vantages of mow drying are: 1 thorough February 28)" · < 1 reductioo of field · Kaser. "It also re?uced lhe cumulated deficiency slnoe 1 Jmxl~ry from 3.39 Inches 0 ·~! mch. However, lhe northern Flnprtip control for <lost, procioion """' of th~ slate sitU has a sizable near bushes, walls. fences . .. husky power tlk• deficiency for ~e water year as on ~h~t soila with use .. . power revene ends f!!hCUI!"g pull-backs. Easy-Spin startina. shown by readmgs from weaScoentlloc slow-speed Hlllncpntly breaks ?her stations at Akron-Cannon Airport, Cleveland, Toledo and up soil without btukinl it down .. tf-sharpeninl tines are eua~nteed 1&11. . Youngs?own. These stations still brukese, won't ciOIJ. See Super Roticul have an average of 1.91 Inches Soday. Three hp model oiso a.alioble. less than normal lor Ule first six months of the water year " do It with stream11ow was .greatly m· : creased by the rams as was reservoir storage In both index GVDAIACH basins (Scioto and Mahoning 1. The Lake Erie mean level 11-s•a~MD~­ showed Its first rise since June, outworks tbis MF :U cliesd witll ,Tiller-Cultivator 1962, ooing 569.22 feet above datum was sea level. The Lake Muki~P......: - ' Ftogwoa. S,J?:m! datum, 0.28 foot aboVe the Feb. Now li'idier ..... --winll12 .... ruary mark. This is still ward "flOOIIs, ftlt Gil-doe-go, and a - clilferential lock. lo """' ..-..t opimlinJ ill olicl: pg. SliU the world's best oolling tractor-bf far. (No lll<ll>der all the odlen it.) Ha>e ,aulried llle ww MF 35! Slop illlldayf 1 ' - '!be . - 1 dr)'ial be an'.:"~rsrrowmg . halhe breeding :;' ~:':.::';:!~~;~II P ses. .. ,' STANWYCII. IN CHILLER HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Bar• bar• Stanwyck bas beeo signOd So play a leading role in 1 h suspense chiller "Evil Wish." The producers hope So line up Ralph Richardson and F'lnlaine foe the olher top . ro1es in the movie versioh tho Jean Potts novel aboot a doctor and his odd relaUon-:11 ship with two dauthers who viC>Iously turn against him afll!r they learn he is to marry his nurae. 1111 ne..f.,..: ~ the"'m ~ IPllcal ba dryer to ec ~ol~::r::r ~~ b~=~ :,::2 ~:'" fa:,.'~~:! ~": on the ~~Ph:. ~..n:rd :ton. ' ~ ·· -blbll wit Associated ~;;:~Ia!~. ~eep ;: their acreage allotment at $1 a bushel, national average. 011 certificated wheat and (b) f1.30 a buohel, na~oo~l averag<!, on noocertlllcated wheat: and diversion payments will be made So growers on acreage Ul· verted from wheat production Into a conservm, use (lnclud· ing the acreage reduction refleeted in the farm allotmeot.) U more than a third of the growers voUng in the referendum oppose the 1964-crop wheal quotas, price support at 50 per cent of parity (about $1.2ii • adv · tioner is lmportlnt f« many Hay which was not crushed dllrymen ,.n II yield~ a ~~~!,,be piiCed in I mow Bible "frinle" benefi? in WI _,mg, roqulns near- lhe crushed altml are ly 41 boun to get no lbe 20 pliable, and c:ow~ .-e 110t u percent moisture level. Whlle ~llned to l<ll't out ...s lean haydryt"ra are ~~ ~.. coarser alelnmed bay. ~ armen .are to Smootb • roll crushfn, ,... ~is~...~ poulblllty. rated-roll crimpers, and • ~~ true because barvesters have aD been ~".:';"',..: Jut 1of aur.ceosfully to field barv•·"·· lhe ..~ · « hay. The erusber produces -...... ~•• cnlP ~~~Uti- fasllll drytng rale '!be ,,, '' 214 E. Main, Ph. WY 2·3635 ' J. } 12.2 cu. ft• . 95 bo~er, . ':?orusl: :.:'ly"":!:! *:'·;,.~ of lllbbl1 Phone WY 2·2181 Sound S)'llelil e4-SPif!d Multi·MI• ChOiller eZ SapPhire Needlo1 eCboloe of Calllnol S!Jieo eLift.out eq tray. eTbin-waU de- 1 enough Pomeroy Landmark ea.S~s­ sign , eChol.ce o!l exterior colors. • And a whole hott Of other most· 15 · have ~ dry less Gtnui11 Hardwood Sterll Colsolt ature control. eZero-Zone Freezer stores ·92 lb$. of frolen tood. e Slid· ing food oheU. eDeluxe Dail')' Bar ,.anted teatureL Modoi ·IIRDil· $198•00 menl or hill 3-year base not more than acres out being subject no quota penalties. would apply to wheal in of this limit. Such a grower not be eligible to vote In the referendum. and. would not he eligible for support or dlverolon payments. U at least two-thirds of growers voUng in lhe dum approve quotes for IBM wbeat crop, price CLOfHb DMtl w?th =~ Automatie refrigerator defroating plus automatic yil?'ar-round temper. MAIOH,W. VA. 41UICK'!PIUI~ filter and detercent dilpenHr• interior NOTICE! Phlco 12-lb. Wash• WaJbH 12 lbl, eleanor IliaD Ill)' other au?omaUc. U.. lbe lllGII Ht. , lvo a&ila?or eYer put In a wuhot , . • up no 10 times more oclloD. 4 cyeSes, 2 opeodJ e.b!Oinatlc Unl lf.t -gal. containera eLifetime porcelain PhUco Refrigerator-Freezer ' Pickens Harclwara ., N~ ,JIHILCO "UNDIITOW" AGITA1'01 • Milk shelf holds U.! !. dt.oplay out tront our ·store. There's a dllference in awing ...u. See for yourseU the dllfe.......,, 0110n las. Tll 1 p.m. . NiW • Air-wrap meat eTwo slidln& New G:vm Pl"l' Swin1o on eFomous, pat.nlt4 Cool Cbuo ala eoastructlon. eSpeater and eontroll ore out front. eLol. than 12·111•.from otem to otem. e Bold, brilbt picture, 184D. overaU dlla. meuure: ~.· ln. viewable areL elluiU-iA monopole anteDJII. at • No frost in freezer or refrigerator. • result of accidenq in· volvillg your family,live· 1toek, machinery - on New Gym Play Swints 24.95 39.95 $198· Reserve down levels. 'lr' 00 to keep tern· Nodoowide'o COMPRE· HENSIVE UABILllY 1'01. FARMERS proceca ,.... against llwsuits os \''v.J ' II Philco Courier NOW I! fr1·i I LOOK I LOOK I LOOK I COULD COST YOU out mco allotmen?s have ...... lbe Pl'IJIII'IID, and pi~ mailed to aU wheat farm cper- up to lhe larger of his 19M POI1LAND, OHIO Paul Lawrence, Mar• . The sensational big-screen personable portable •• , weighs than 25 pounds. . he able no ota _... ·=. . Nollco ol 1Jikrop wlleal ,. Ohio Feedlots Southern Ohio ErieF.!!: u;. Maid! ?""'t··:~: ".':!:.=t ·leaves tur!~are:.~lost~ atmo;; level ala Qpres::w:. and variable swath by c1ry1ng in TERMS CAN IE AltiiANGID Draw Many Pigs Had More Rain Eng~:·~~~~"'&! :,~m.: ':.':!'": the =.,~ : :'rcen~ : 20 From·Nation • Detroit office. Data shown IPs adjllllmeDt Is leas critical. per ol lhe ~LUMBUS ' - Rainfall for a table in the Monlhly Index The ~ harves,ter producea dli..,Uble nutrlen?s bave 95 • . ~ In Ohio ranged a,.. mean monthly waler levels • satisfactory drying rate but . left m the field. Higher 5 OOLUMIIUS number 11.53 Inches at .Hill!lboro So 2.2'1 So the Iotetnallonal lend! So strip leaves !rem tile quality hay can produced Wheat Acreage Allotments ·A . Se . -re nt To Meigs Farmers I ICE CREAM - SANDWtCifiS SOfT DRINKS-COFFIE-HOT i..t. ....,, ' OPEN 10:30 A.M. ti1G-JOI.M. Come OneI..Come Alii .. To Harry ~ . Mejp Camty tarmera bo harveotlnC their cnlP _ JIAY. I' • Jooll in clrYJiis (II · ·' - i1ine · The uoe of a · lleld condl- Ohio field bay by shortening field lleld dryln, rata drying rata Of cnubed, llnt eutt1na hay taD fnquooiiJ illllltratl!li lhe lnat save M houn drylnjtfrno. 11ay coadltloaer and tho mecb- cui at 1:10 p. ?II- wu down ba•rolil~!ls1 quality hay. Field COli" to 40 pereent llitl1siure at 2::10 - to erusb, crimp, cr p. m. lhe fol1owlnl ay. 'Ibis tile atems Of lbe Je. would have ~ dry enougb no reduces considerab- go on a bealed a1r dryer. the chance of weatller am- At 5 p. m. lbe hay was down haf by shortelllDI field to 10 per cent nnoislllre Wblcb BY C. lL Bl.liE!If,EI; (:oua'J --- NOW UNDER NEW MANAGIMINII PARK DRIVE-IN Hay Harvesi~Is l~(!Q);'taDt Time To Farmers~::· :.•::::':.:.-=::."'--.. -.., e~lj&iiii&i..; -~---.. <'i' ..t'~ <: ' .... 29.91 18·95 Hybrid Seed Corn NOW ON HAND eAII Varieties of Landmark Hybrids eAII Varieties Humphrey Hybridi eAII Yarl~11 Ohio Certlfl~. Hybrids ' ...___ _ _ _...._ .................,....J . ' �• :'i) The Early Bird Gets The Cash Don'~ Wai~l Place , - - - - - - - -1:· &Daily senUnet, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Apru 27_. WANT I '•" AD - FOR -SALE- (9lFOR I SALE 1 ., ., p.,oortvnities \mnmmiiHED-b;,u,e. ............ POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST 'BET ., IIQ 1111 11110'11' t7IIW .._ INrn•Mrnal ~YWOOD IVPII-l boltted • low ~ nlcbl far l•odoo , =:., • @) "'::, "''' •"•" '""" "' "'" .,.. POMEROY MOTOR CO, H!n:;. @) a*. 1 BUC suspen.d :',. u Executive On Fraud Char'ges • Vo lkswagen Cl earlng Sales ' I GJ ;J _ MONn~' l t11 I ---1 I I i Market Report SPECIALS 1 · . :t.N. :00 -"--~·- ELECTRIC ORGAN e STUDIO PIANO 248 1:06 ~ Jllll FW YCII 1:110 N•"" . Z·35 Mute Jllll FW You 3 till Ne~t• 3 06 P,Jjitler Party 3 1111 ijlill 3, !15 Platter P1r1J Uti NeW. u6 Platll:r PariJ .f :l& ADio bow 1Uo. • Tbun. t:W Local 'Nen 4:40 Pllller PlriJ i·OO -Nm . ~ ' 5:05 ~llll . Tlml • 1:30 !!Port~ 6:00 Newl 6:05 I!Jiorts 1:15 SUn-Down Semlade 6:30 Newo 7:00 8J&a Off M'I'IJRDAY !ICIIIIiDULII 1:00 lim 8:01 Olwdry Mualc Time 1!10. Ilea ,' 1:11 fUm World NIWI 1:40 RFD 7:10 Nen 7:!11 1!«: r'tMI ~ ~- ~ -~-,-- e SAVE -I a- WURLITZER PIANO $593.00 1 4-27-6tc M-<"trflpulitan Mfltnrs Et Main StrPet. Pnmt>roy Phunt· \\'\' - --- PURE BRED Ion g haired, thrh::::lwrd puppirs Phone 4 22 tk ~-::11':"11 - FOR NF:\\' ••r 1JSNI C.'l r~ •1 trueks, j)'l•.nt> Mcu\· to \1Hfl; ·, SAI.F'~''"'\ l:k·a.:ilt'\ I l\1aUI ews 1\lheus. LY 3-4061 1 Huntington, W. Va ., 736-5591 '· ~nncliJ•. and Monda1 all day other days after 5 p. m. 4-27-3tp -._,.,.,_.._,._===== 10-9-l.fc 1 1; ·60 Dodge __ $1 ,477 -~ FOR SALE -~ VB Matador 4 Dr. Power slt't'ring. Auto sh1ft. R.adio. Summers cSo Jackson, 0. Phone 286-2104 .' Spinet Piano Must Sale! ' H ' •• 1.=-·- · . I !<AD A r:EEUN' TlolAA WIJ% " PASse~ OF RevENOOERS -..,, Is benev~DI baekwordueoe - ..., I.Tumult 11. &..lli.Ppo. - OUT YOtiDfR C&~ = - :aa.a.. ........ u.-,. ·-~ f.+ ; ....... ........ ."""' I. Lalld of the Sham- .·. wftc!l c-- 27. SJUvw wttb ,.... ' ........ 'T,or . . .. lllay- --J< - 11.~ : at. Malt 17.~ut INOifbor ._- ' . . ' _., 7:311 Newo =~· ::: 8 llror "_ • ,.,,_. 8:15 """""" II Wort 1:110 Nawo . , . 8:311 Hour or llellveriiiiCII l:tlll Wblgo Of Bl!afln& 8:30 News t:SG I.eglsfatlve Revle1t l:ts StiDdaJ Chopol lC:OI Vokl of PropbecJ 18:30 Nen 10:311 Wuli. Repta lo tho People 10.50 Social SecuriV ' 11:00 a.wnr, ~ 'IIIII U:IIO NOWI lt:llll Oluatr7 11Ja111 'l'lml 10 50 Sunday Chapel 12:00 NIMII JI;JI. Tho ...... . 12:110 Roo. ·-~~orua - ~ ll!IO ., Dedliaa 1:110 Lutherar Hour l:ao N.,. z:oo The B1C L11 1:311 Bock to tile a1:00 a.,-. Tbol'lle 1::11 Tbt Qalol _Dour f:DI llaWo · · · · f:05 Sunday f:30 Net~~ f:311 Sip Ill . 1:10 r~ Sip Gq DAILY CBYPJ.VQVOTE - Here'o bow to .....t. 1t1 ' kSJ~LBAAEB 1 II L .O lr 8 r B ·L L 0 W Olle lottor IIIIJ>N- f o r - · Ill -plo A I• ..... for tile L'o, X ~ lbo O'o, ..._ Bta(lle totten, . _ lbo ....,.. ~ ot lito .... all blbto, ""7 tllo -lolleqo ... cllfrenat._ . l:::'!i!"""' A HBT a rB I<APTl KC. XAZ --- III7PIOio- . , . _ a QWraKWA &YO KC ZAKB BTFNHW, NAI>ICY B ·IJQPB• ALABOKYrTL- Y........ IIIJI*4Wll1 HI/ ·WHO 'I'IDNOS IIA8r WILL llo\Yil KAII'l' YOUR NIECE MADE . A HORRIBLE FACE AT ME TODAY . - - " ' By ERNIE BUSHMILLER NANCY··- YOU HEARD WHAT THIS GIRL SAID··-15 IT TRUE? I JUST FELT LIKE MAKINGA HORRIBLE FACE··· ~. ;, 1".-. ' ,, ~"" '!'<'-,. ' .. '.1 . ' : ' WALKED IN FRONT OF IT W.J EH . RA=D-:-10-:::---12:115 12:10 12:11 12::!11 12:25 Local Newo Ohio Nowo 7:45 Tho LlfelfDe Maraet. 1:00 Oblo Valley Newa Lifeguard BuDellll Board • 1:01 Sports 'l'oda1 Nen 0 Gramt DICK TRACY 1:10 World Newt 1:15 MD~ ~- .. , .. _ ~:10 Agrleultu.o1 Apul 1:15 ."-m11'!1Jl'ho .,_ · .,. 0:45 ,..,,_ Go Roulll. t:oo =-~~;-:: ,. ,: · t:llll · - . i!erllle ' • ,, ·.. · 1:41 ~ ai B •' 10:00 M8son Cooiulf ·r .- . 10:115 M at llle· Towa . • U:a World Non n:OI Talk otlblo Towa (esot)ll Fri. Cburdl BI!Da 11:411 World ~ H:l& Masoo CoilaiJ Non U12~··~~~~Ne~"'!..__ - !_: 56 ~Be..Go _t • 00 ~-, D-~ ~- 2:56 News .Beat _ 1:01 Midway Ma- . Ull News 'leal t:OO Dliclll& wftb llool 4:11 ~ 1:01 Commwdty New~ 5:01 World • Nllllonal Non 5:15 SpoiiJ«bt on Sporla I . _, ' _lls~:30~Sign~!Oif~---- Br HAROLD GRAY a.n JUST lOOK AT THoS!i: TWO; CANT. lAKE THSR E\'ES OFF O'F= EACH OTHE.R -·BUT nlE EVE$~ ~' ANO THAT···THA"f FLUSH ON HER CHEEKS I OH~ QI?ANT tr 1St4'T SO J a- •• a.o- By RAEBURN VANBUREN , , ,, lr LEFF .... Mc\YILLIAA\1 AND NOW, SI51?R, 'K'tJ WILL' 6RANT THAT YOU H"*"f LEARNED A lE-SSON 1HAT WILL STAND \'OtJ iN GOOD STEAD !N iHE FUTURE • ··-AND SHE __ ........, "nlooip Pnlt.J 7:11 Sign On, Musk:al Cloet ·' '•" ,_ ' i. otj _ :ty ""'-- 7:111 Breaklalt Party 8:111 Nowo 1: 011 Brea1dast farty 1:20 !:ountrr JIDibonl 1:306:10 N.W. 11:30 llrea!dast l'lrl1 U§ .l!'arm World Nen , ,. flews . Ul Melp County RFD 9:011 PariJ JdiG. Newa l: 15 J.- l1ulelo ShoW 7:tli lftakfast Party l:llO7:10 ~7: Ill I'ISello llardwar9 Sbliw t:311 Brea1dast Party 7:10 1:10 News Report !~: 00 10: IIi Polb Party I :110 Breakfast Party a I' lltealdast PariJ I0:30 N.,.. • 10:311 Music Ill the All 8 30 Van l!vtld< Sport Sbow IO•ol$ The Good Life · I :311 llresklast Party ' 1 40 ·~er 1l'uru, Shaw-~ 10:61 Onder Oblo Skleo t ·l!)' ~WI 11:00 N... , 9 06 Qitfee Wtlb Janel ll:tli fop Ten Sbow 9:30 News 11:bli. fitOWI , , 9·35 Coffee With. Janel 11:35 llutlollo Top Tell 8bolr 9:4o Belly Newton !lbtnr 12:00 N.,.._ NOCII Repuo1 10:00. ~ews 12:15 Music lalarlwlo 10 :1&-. llllnlsterlal o\laoelallaB 12:30 ~· Merllll Toe!l tO::IO County Hoe Duwn 1:00 ' ••• · _ 10·31: ~... l:tli Platter Party 10:35 County Hoe Down 1:30 News ll.JJO Newo 1:3fi Plaller Ptii'IJ 1; 011 Swap Sbop t:OO News 11 30 Nowo f_:05 Pl.alli!r Party 11 :35 Farm News 4:30u .40 country-... t:35 Platter Party 'Famt!J WOl'lllip Thurs.) 5:00 N""' li ·5> Upper Room !4ed!talloos 5:05 Travellll' Time II :18 '!Ow Jaoel Stoell Ave. 6:30 N.,.. t• 111. Noon Nowo I:OO Nen 12:15 Weather Report 1:05 SUndown Serenade 1' 30 N.,.. i2:30 Musk: Jllll 'lor You 1·00 NeWa 7:00 Sign Off . 1.o;, li.JJ81c Jllll FW You • ..,.., 1-l' News f:SO NOWI· i IIJ Music Jllll FW You 2 00 N~ Now-! PRICE .. ' WMPO Radio THftU FRIDAY 8·11!1 Ne,.. _ I: !Illl ,,Sacred Heort Program' ' ---;;===:o.---;;=,- - -------.....,"",......,...,.----=""" - ad· actlo!J aptnst everything." vortloJo( oaloomoa .. 01110118 other But this b about WIUo. Aad the lhfDII. exceUeoUy sod wlttfly...uted Yoo aloo lmow he's Dill setlflls flllllli of lntenlewa with lowlllrleb II fL what· with -le leov- people tndlcatad his credentlalt,o lq rural arou, but thai be keeps and theln. One mao ~ at It-'boeau10 he lhlnb It Is 1 that sometfmeo there u a !eellq "\ ._. __Jood llllng lo put rot a 110Wopa- lo "beat beD" · out of hlm-"aod penmd a bad tbln& for a place yet again, we C!ll't help feellnJ to be wWtout one, u any New 1 he deaervet~ a pat on the back." Yorker can tell Y<JU. Some dUopee with Wllll, IJul al~·ole · Oi A - . . moot no one doubto · bfJ bQ!Jellly, Beit of 88, )'OU know he il I a~cura'cy Gf guta. maverick who doesn't let any ft. Bill NoiY Jlol(ifll1 nanclal problems slop him from lD great part bec:auie of bfa prodollng 1and ~lng bfJ .read- prodding; calhoun bas a new boa, . · •• Into action even at tha price pita!, 1 fJu:tory aod a lock oo ill of sjeppiJ18 oa toes. And II wao1r1ver. His 1001 efd blm at ' IIIJ Ill thf& area of showing the octa·twork. His wile, a womaa o1·raro :=· I u ,.. ~ -..Jy, well p<IIUI'~· ~ aod .. ·- ........1 lholl.oand <I {a h01o fo o4 cuno ol )IOifot ;;w;~Wblti of calboua'a . - , ~ . ~ aod aorloua .., .. ABC -~ ....Ji ..... fereae~~ w1tb 1be lndtpendent llfcldMt. he wrote ,.. ~ or ::i-1 am ~ 1 am ·ill 1M ~· and ~ .~ odltot: "If Met... ~ 'toob buoiDoto .J llr. LaodoD w'lttl, that Clooe-Upl coutlht on ocl- ,.. the to1oYf1toa ~!!DJ., Aad w1141 1 bollted 1o hlm, of Willa lllOI his - - · tho 11.. Dllrablt aod eharJnfJlj) lUte al the ,....,.. wm be th6 noilleetad ....,. wu 111H101J181ioo ' - CiJullt:, ol Calhoun,-- . , 11111117.,Ky. , 'l1ley are f1Dt moverfeU, _;_....;.._;..;..;;:._;,;,;=..:_----11 JOU haled fD 'llloll<ley 1llghl <I thOoe omall·towu •L1J. to AJC.TY'o "Ciooe-Upl" ..a ill 1eluo Beebe, when be rao tho VJr. boll-hour tribute to lllllll·lowD fila Ia City INev. I Territorial 1!JD. jourl\ilf1111, JOU lmow Mr. Willi terpr!IO, once recorded: "'huo. DOW!f Ia tho edf.... aod publlsbor ol • ellltorioJ policy ,ol tho Enterprllt l.'l'.o---. Howard Griffin Is Safety ...,..!i"-:'-..=..'lihaioo ' 1\.!::. ,. F T J AClub . '"'i::''..:!r. .2"~.!'.,. .~ rnrectOf Of np C - -.,fAIIIII'I - ....,_,.~---~----------- ' Aacl bit edftnrlal lllltl avoldo.)loo <lbU.. - LEGAL NOTICE ·~ . , - :::.=~•;:·r~":.-:"'; bilp-- - TELEVISJON LN.-REVIEW · J;:;"~": . jlortf7 to Ad Today! 0 4MANotWOMANtoeerviceaod I~FP~~~~ON ~;_;.;~_;:;:;;;;; ...;.:.;_~~...-~--'"jf rooma aod ball1. 11150 !.ine<Jin collect trom eJgaret~. stamp, :::,. £,. ~ Hgts Phone WY 2--38'11 coffee Ice, hot nut and ....... Gear... Chlealo u. DJba.ok. lll . _ ··':,~..:;~ ~~d~!~"":-~~~~~'~~~~)Gft · t :ai 1tp other 'coin operated dlspens-- ·::rA~rU~~ .:'~:w~~=· JOha lrwiD, until recen&ly! ~rvecl ·tbl 1 · •·••••TIONS UCSAERD ..... ,... ta..,.t.b•- euurt -e ••er 'of the Automobile of , as theI Traffic: Safety Rtp. t:ANc£LLA NICE 1 room farm home. Mod- ...,.. In this area ' This Is 1 •••· acalQl t1."' •"'"""· •• Ufeadaat , tbe OhiJr .,_,. .._ COkREt"nuNS lb very good poaltion that can Df comm.. Plf,.., M.t~~ a •••• ,. Southefn Oh1o, announced or .,....,..r t N••• ~ •w·p•l!c ~"" ' ..,oo " • em kjtchen, furnace and ba ' be worked fuU or part-time. e:.:~N:.J'·:OU.:.,.A~ 1:~ 8ppointment of Howard R. Grif- ment of HJghway ~ety. Be ~~'"' "•\ n~ ..""•"·•tlnn - - - - -- - - - - - $1 ,495 May have garden and chicken AppUcants must have 10 or bur•u OJ) · .-rowul•· ot •eJJecttlfl fin of Athens as Safety Direct- was employed by the St..m h ..11 ,cut.AnuNS 1959 Ford privUegeo. Loca~ Z mllel k at ••~> ,,. ,,..... •101 • ) ' · b Mr Grif t · and )811. rtu ~.n .. ~l\f" " ...erv•• n• r•l"' Galaxie Hardtop Cpe. Low mileage by local owner, ivory south of HBJTi'Sonvllle on Htif. more spare hours per wee : : alkl f~t:.~~~" rdl~ or for the ocal clu ' · - pas SIX years was:....:.....~ b , ·n .d•lf .,1 '"''"''' •n~ •d• .,~ '"""'d . and would require $601).00 to -M.!. ~t~•, .. 4, _ ca to the counties eoven:u 'I o"•r green fo'nosh. clean intertor, aut oma t'IC trans., va rlsonv1'lle Rutland road • Rent ._,_ ... Ou.. ,, ••1H r<·11 Url ~ n~P ' .r•nr• • 500110 ...... h investment. p~ ~StuMy w. the Auto Club wllb 'tbe ezcep·~pnr•l"rt m,.. .. ,to.•P I• r"n• .. uto motor, power steering, radio, heater. ~en 00 Retired couple pre- .,.., · ......,. ~ B. O'llirttn · S Uon ()f b hich h I'• .~ .. f'' _..\II '"" ... res ponllhltl fo• ...,.,. . Write giving name, address, Attorney lor Plalnlltf nvl:IS, w aa ...... ~··· \' "" '";.,_~;~~· "H'""" 1958 Pontiac - - - - - - -- - - $895 ferecl. May be oeen Salurday ~lephone number and Ill de'~ ,._.,"" ~~~-...,.- ,.. local AM club. Jibr wan• A.d Servtce Harcitop 4- Door . Ivory over light green finish , good tires, :ta~n~•. ~.! tails to Global II!A~! tr~~~ L~~~~~ °:c.~~·::•~::. ~~L ''Thia appointment •., Mr. lr• c.:fi"'~~ ~~~~u ';;,~on l'lt:o:m interior, auloma lic trans., radio and heater. Co., p 0. BoX -.o ' LIMITATION win .said, n1s a natural for the 371 Baldwin DriVe, Laneast• City, MissoUri. 4-21·1tp .,.:~~ ~ r'e!!::'u~:·:,U:: ~ • Ctlll, Ofl wonl !nt rn.r- coO er, Ohio. 4 23 lstp --.. Edll(!atlon at' Uuo NOrOw•aten Loo Club and the people of Southern 1 ..eu•· • ·· ...tn•"'"'·'"n' Obio • weu.. 11 HOUSE for rent. Four rooms REAL ESTATE ','...,. ....,••' ~!'~'•"•', ,•.,c••:.. '''-~~. · as ndMrres~·~ · Griffin bv be elt.vlll:ed for ad • .,.thlnfl II not .... aet • .._,. public P"'' " .-.~""' lfl ....... af·~· ....... ~ OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. 'lnd bath. Lincoln Helgllts. -- 1183. tllen ..UI be tu-bmlt.t.._ ta. Yolo 8 r--~ ~ .n, mil Phone WY 2-3575 after 5 o'· FOR SALE: 4 f room house, 1 r~ "',•t :lee,~~~·~~!"~': b= COLUMBUS CUP[) and safety.miJidedn em., . CARD ·OJ tHANkS - SI.Z!I tor POMEROY, 0 HI 0 •··'\0 word . nlnlmum Earll ~l'ltl~t · on clock t 23 tfe acre ground, ll 11 basemen\ . In tbl Northweatern Local Scb<Jol Db- trator Willard P. Dudley of thr ou ghout ••• ua;: area. Mr• 1 :: ~n!!,, , ('perw•;,~r-; ... nuhti.W M - O))ERN 1 fu - 1 hed or Pbone WY 2-6127 4-27-30tp ~p.:Se!~·~,c:~~~i ?~~~:~ !!!,• Bureau of Unemployment Will work out of tbi FF1Cl!' HOURS l;;~~iiiii::iii:~~io.-:::iii:====:::===:::::.i:iiii~~~~ room m s . _ bou __ ... _ day, the 7tb • .,. ol M.IJI. 1118J, ttw -~ ti ' tod nded so e Office of the Club and -O r llnfurrushed aparunenl Mtd· COMPLETELY modem se, que•Uon o! le¥)'11111, In ••ce• of the ~sa OD ay suspe X• ~ ~· ": ~ ~~ ~-~,.~~~"" die WY • - 4 5 •-r•• rooms and bath base- teor. mill 11mltatloo. for UM~1 ""••"''1 ecutive iD the BUC's office on will move -- Portsmouth u '.~;~,..~. IT'S port. v.JOI • "'f'l ' ot the Northwuter• Loca e oo h 1.. ,.. be so EASY 3 II tic men\, gas furnace, hardwood "''"'" '" ........... ""'""' charges of fraud. as proper ....... can . _ TO PLAl'E A floors aluminum storm win- Exl,';:;-~"ll bebll: All ad4iua1111 W: Dudley said Warner crtslip, IOCbted. \He WW coordinate the 1 Rtslfll PRIJDilCING DOWNSTAIRS -Apartment, fui.. d ' doors and awn'mg Three ll.o1 Mill• to run tor n'" manager of the casual labor of. safety activities .of tbe WAN1 AD OWS , ' Yeal'l at • rete not eueedlnt 3.0 c..-··th Au elUb Wua;u .... . I nished . Phone WY 2-5187. _ birch kltebeo front and back mlllt for eacb one doUar "' nluatton, flee in Akrou, was suspended be- ,;,uu ern Oh'10 ~ ... NE WY 2- 2157 1 An u nu~ual opportunity to acquire low cost transport~· wllieb emounta to 'ftllny cenu for h 1me"' that b'lB son• Jerry include·• School • Safehl Patrol•• PHO THREF. anr. tour room furnish· porch paneUed living room, eaeh one hundNd doUau ot nluatlon. cause e -~ tion <~I on itllnwrn {'OSl. All used Volkswagens unrondt· ed and Wlfurnishell apartalurni~um siding, concrete ro;:~v;o'J:';o, aa1d Eleetlo• w~.u be Crislip, was dr~wing . Higted &;~SafetyDrtver Educnd ll'loode: ·-~-~--- I• ! tionally gunr:wteed for a full 30 days. High tr~de - ln al· ts WY 2-MJt drive Lot 75 x 225. See or call npea at 8:30 o'eloek A. Y:. and remaiB ment compensation although P estruw ; I 11'8 NOTICES:---- ~ lownrH.'t' , plus on ·lht>-sput low bank rate fmancmg . men · · 12 6 tfe Carl E. Morris, North Main, ;r.:d::du~~~': :,'e!:f: J:y.M. Eutera working. school safety poslel. and atudy · 15 n~w car trades to select from. Here is lust one ~-~·t"JR=N"'IS"H"E"'D:;---:-and c::----:u=n:;-fu"r=n=is~hed::::; Rutland, Ohio, SH 2-4851. ~_:t';!:~. 0:, t'M,1::"CdoWit1. b Dud11ey ffidlrected1 ailthe66 BUC guMridanceG ,!"'flno~~~ha-'d 211 ••AM" CLOSTJ\'~ bus iness in . •xample: .t.27-3tc Ohio ranc r o tees o • ru · .11411 , y.._ .. wat...l. j-epair shop at cnrner ·, 1 apartments Paid Lltilities Be- ---~----lnuncu G. wtu. Cbatrmu to begin ehecklnao every o experience L., the. field of ~· 1962 Deluxe Sedan, less than 6,000 •ctua f • Ph w'L•I "uDated April 5, \983. eo ~ ~ ore P m one (•) a. 13, to, 21. •to claiming benefits for traffic ·safely. Jn addition to bJa Of CentE!r and Second St .. rl.fa· · miles. Heater, Deluxe radio and W.S.W. tires. '~'~7' ft " Ph n WY I '~• • ~. _ . son, : West Virginia. May o. ' i :· ••; 7· a _ er • P· m. t~( e, Ur 1 , PROGRAM ~.,"' •~oUNCED He said as manv' as 380 easea six •_ears wllb the Department Appealing anthracite finish with red viny 1 •tn• u-.-.... .., ~ c..-1 7 .1 4 1963:-· Persnns wh0 hnve -.o.:::~t terior. Can't be told from new $1695 . Mrs. Karl Grueser, president ,fraud was turned up ID . of Highway SafetJ, he served 21 ches.: bSing rrpairM: plen1'E' ONE 6 room house and 4 1 ~-u wt~ROY -1lfl: story fn.me, of the Meigs County Council of , ~ne in acrack~w~ on with the Canton, Ohio, call for.:l~f' !'1 lw f·r..-. 1his dalf NYE VOlKSWAGEN ATHENS, 0. POu . apartment Peoples fer· 6 ruoms and bath, modern United Church Women has an.I ID claims. The clanns ran to Department in clW'ge of ~LE\VIS BI.F.AAII'\G Ph. LY·3·123B Ph. LY-3-1329 race . Phone WY 2-5385. ll:itchen, haU basement, oth- nounced that May F~llowship 000.. Traffic Accident Bureau. 4 2G ~lp OPEN TILL 9:00P.M. er buildlngs, 150 ft. frontage. Day will be held Friday May ''We have evidence to show as a Captain lo 1957. BECO'.iPA BeAIIIici•n Gel in- l,.......... BUSINESS SERVICES out ol higb water, $1,1100.00 3 at the Mt. Moriah Baptist Crislip knew his son was police work, he a~nd• -1 this 'h ighI ~ pt~io prof.. ,:-;1 nn -· -- - ~ ----:down , balanct can be financ- 1c'hurc" in Middleport, with Mrs. and still dra~ing uoemp~~ent NorthW&tern University before the new Ohio Laws are _ _ _ WE OFFER every kmd of buU- ed. Full priee $4,500.1)1). Campbell Harper 85 chairman. compensation, Dudley said. We Institute ln 1948-41. enactM y 011 ·<~ n t>nler bPn•l · FOR SALE , for Sale dozer, back. hoe excavation, ,11 unLEPOk. - llf., story ·'One Family Under God Genu- ihave information that he sent his Mr. Griffin was certified to ty schnOI now without a h1gh - i general h3uling and fill dirt. frame, 6 rooms and bath, ine Fill Participation" ~ill be son out on casual labor jobs and teach Driver Education after srhool educatwr.. Yuu can en· I-SPRINGFIELD Roto!JIIE"r ~- DON 'T PUMP your slug~il'lh Call WY 2-324t Free estl- ful: basem_ent, hot air gas· the tuprc and the Rev. t~yle l even picked him_ up,, on tlle way comple_ting ft teachefs driving 1' 1 • .\Jacoh..:o:~as la\\ll mo\.\ '-1edac.~ t ton course a 1 AM-O~ •~ Un"" 'ter from the age 16 rm up septic tank Get Klean-E m· mates. E mm~t \"r, Sh"u Ier, fired tlE'atmg, elK'1OS ed f ront Borden wJII be the speaker. The .' horne a t sue.h JV'N" 5 You cf!•· complt-1P thP r·m1r~e H P. 2'lOV.J phase mntors, ' All ·l"rtl( f:J n~ ' leaner Contracting. 4 1.6 tfc porch, garage, lot 50 x 1501 meeting will open with a sack! Charges will be fl]ed verstty. He bas attended traffl.c noVI in. 1250 hours, about 7 J. lfl H_ P 220 V. 3 phrlse Land mar., Farm Bureau .-~-located on tinvel HilL $10,- lunch at 12:30 p. m., followed 1 CrisJip with ~e Civil ~afe~ ~ tr~fflc pollee adminmonfl1 ~_ Vou ean ~el thf~ motor.~ Phone WY 2 ~~;~2:!tc Pomt"rny CALi -NOW-FoR free estimate 500.00. by 8 business session and pro- i COmmisslo~ wtthln five IStrahon sen:.Jnars .in Ohio,· lncours~ for a small weekly or 3 14 30tc on farm ponds, lakes, priY- 1\LL .·,K'f M. Cf)X, SALESMAN gram. Tho!ie at'tending are ask Dudley satd IUino1s, Michigan and 'Tiont hh·· pa_vmt>nls \'ou f'itn 1-RE\.lSTEHED R('E'~Ies - train· ate roads , clearing land, base- BOX 2!9 PHONE WY 2-1220 to bring old nylons. Dudley said he directed He is also a lnember save you rsel£ time and money t>rl 2. ~ .1nd J vc ars nld . rr.ei1t excavat'.ms, and other. POMEROY, OHIO cbief of each branch office in the Society of American b· t>nr 11 1t 111 g now. Call, wrife 1-malr - 3 femal es. Reason· Phone WY 2-3243. Emmet W. 4 2( 3tc state to begni a check on Engineers. ' or COine in. cb!· · ur i~ed. frank CIPl;tnd . Shuler, Contracting. pendents' claJrns. Since moving to Athena in 4·27· 31.c 93rd Anniversary ! 26 tfc FOR Four hotme, ~o.oe b&tb lots. Mr.. GrHIIn has ..,lsted Sou.i . ~ ~ "" 1 ' ' ' '"U1Pmy 1 Racine GoodSALE: seven room ~ N. Court s!'"~et IC-lTF.RN~E\;- ·co\~· for sale or ~-- -·and 1,2 bath, basement and CINCINNATI mPI> - Live- BORGNtNE'S PLANS William Covert oi Ohio 4th••' Oh11> I POR PAINTING, lnterio• and in coordinating· the • ·' · will trade for voung cattle. • 7al"age. out of ht~h water stock: NEW YORK (UPI) - Ernie . 4 24 firr H exterior Call Richard Wilt. ,_... Southern Ohio Youth Trafflc 1 1 -· Rollt=~nli Searlt>!< H•1t a:- rl- ar Could ~ made into apart Ca.tte 425, calves 100 steers Borgnine, star of the "McHale's . . risonvillr Rd ., Phone SH 2Second Street. 4M~d~~ me•lts City t'&ter, elertrict· and cows steady to strong; bulls Navy'' television series, hopes ~afety Confer~ne.:u:n~ wtll eo~ GUN ~HOOT, Aprol 28 at 1 4626. 4-27--6tp ty. gag Prlced for quick sale steady; couple lots average with Ito go on a summer stock tour tin~~- to ~or . WI e/ 0 ., 'VI lzaA~ u.:~ l!o l·'arm. SHIHUAHUAS A. K. C. male larl Grue!liier. Plumbln& aDd See Okey Wood, Syracuse. few high choice 1154 - 1185 lb when his series winds up. tru JC sa ety movemeu ln Cheo:ter Spnnsored by the Htoating Ph V:'Y 2-6086 slaughter steers 23.50, otller most:Jorgnine is considering bids educa:on prorr::m h•nwlf'. 2nd house :.~bnve Chesi.E>o F'ire IJepart:nPn1 MlnersviDe, .Obie one · · ly low choice 850-1100 lb 23.00· frJm Drury Lane outside of Chi- the area, as ese act 'i es are 4 24 41p Junior High, Route No. 124, l.'rld . . our sewer trnublea FOR SALE completely mod· good 1050-1200 lbs 21.00 - 22.00, cago, the Paramus PlayhouSe • vi~part of AAA clubs' overR<~ "ine- Maude Young Wl 9· . Wt bave all stze1 ern house.' 5 large rooms and .some standard holsteins 19.00. in New Jersey and the Barter all . e.~ programs. · 4-27-3ll! H01' ON~~. rer:: 15r. F'ont I.QnJ!; 3441. -·.. S•·wer M&C'bines bath basement, gas furnace, 19.75; cows 13.1XJ.17.00: bulls .18.50 Theatre in Abingdon, Va .• to His fltst major assi~nment is 25e .Jack 's Dairy Bar Mid· AUCTlQr.; - ~aturday. Ma;v Uh Rfo.asonabte Rate• hard~ood floors alurninu·m 20.00; vea1ers, steady. choice star in their silo productions. ' complete the details of the ClJ~por, ~ 2:1 6tc I 12::10 p. m. The following CaD WY !-!974 Day or Nflht stonn windows, 'dooro and 28.00 • 311.00: good 25.00 • 28.0J!: --~&;hool Patrol-Washington D. C. ' R-H:VtVAL at 11ila nd r hapPI HI. I per:.u ll~l prn[J rc will hf' sold 7 Z6 tfc awnings. Birch kitchen, front standard 22.00.25.00. bulk mixed 1-3 190-ZJO lbs trip. He said tht program Is ~l1:::4, beginnmg May 26th. at the J. C. Ro!-is Home on and hack porch paneled liv- Hogs 2,tm: barrows and gilts 14.10 236-250 lb 13.50-13.BS: r.ady boo~ed 1o capacity Wltb Evn nge h~l Rtv 1:3tll_ \· Watts. , Elm Street npposih' JJnJor ing room alu~inum siding, moderately active, unevenly 10.Z5 270 lb 13.25-13.50; fe.w No. 3 10 boys .llJld girls from the BUSINESS Rev . E. E. \\'e.,veJ. Pa"tor.l High Srhool. Stale Route 124, concrete drive Lot 7J • 225. lower, moSI!y Ill - Is offi iiO !10 --lb 12.75-13.00: 1-3 3t1t1-300 leaving May 9 for l slgbto 417121p l Rar inf' . Oh io. 7 pc _ dinmg See or. ca11 c'arl E. Morris. steady; around 300 1·2 200 :~ ~ .iows 12.00.tz.50: 350o400 lb seeing trip of Wasbingtonj then --I room :-uite, round table, 5 pc. Original Price $995.00 North Main, Rutland, Ohio. lb ba<rows 'f.lHI ' gUti' J4.25;': · .. D.oo; 2-3 401H100 lb 10.75 • 1.'15: they wiD parad.e down Conotitu· AViOMVHILE ,,,SI.tr>Wr been l SeeUsFor ••• dine:tf' sE'1. kitct1en c~bJ11f'l.. Phone SH 2--48>1. 100 at 24<!-247 lbs 13.75 - · 14.00: boards, steady, 0.110-10.25. Avenue with nearly 32,0011 c.m~·elll'(J'1 LOlli 1'0UJ o.IPt'l .,WI S" i old bnffPt, wash stand, two • DeKalb Seed Com 4 28 3tc members of the School llct>nSt'' l:nll W\' 2·2\/tiO loasl.en , waffle iron. a nwe Safety Patrol. ' DeKalb Sudax lot of old dishes, Mirrors, FOR SALE 4 room frame USED LO~ WETGH1 !lafPI" and e-~.c:lamrs stands. severcil tint• boose, hardwood floors, wall or SX-11 ~:o<Jylng a il:\1 w1th Dex·A-Diet tablets. ques, pots, tea kettle, grills, to wall carpeting, aluminum ·, onl)· OOt-. Stark l)nJ gs m<~rbi P top stand. liinnt>r bell Agric., Fertilizer storm windows and doors. New Car? $ .00 $2.5.00 Down 3 1 6fllp and many small articles. a. m. to 4:00 p. m. IVY 2$4 W!!!d:ly Middleport Feed Mill 2903 mornings aod I D<~vf'nport , makes a bed , 2 Tony fowler, Owner & Opp. dressers, several rockers, 40 INCH SPINET CONSOLE Phone WY 2-3702. _ AUTO SALES '"We Do Custom Grinding" slone jars and ju~s. 11orse harness and equipment, plows N. '2nd Ave. Middleport FOR SALE. 196.~ Comet. Like ru!1iva lor ·. O" "' hor.c· p plow. .•t" . See Dale Welsh, Long Bottom. Ohio. 4 2\. 6tc "mall hand tools. A large - - -number of odn articl es. Tile Rambler The- real estate 3-100 acres, Workl Starutar ~: 1 t:CJmpal't 9 rnom house, will bf' sold at EASY TERMS Eicellenct 2 P- m. Ill~ ear n111m. r1de and pt·rwrm Ralpll Ross ance Sman car economy and Sale b\ Bradford Auction Co. m:ma~erahilit} i Not re.~p 1 ,no: ibl£' ror accidents. See TERMS: Cash lf,.,.... (9) 198~1 ~::::s_FO~R=-=R"'ENT';:_-:_-:_-:_-1 r~r~.Want ' ? 1. VI:' J,.C,..~IC' ... ,... 1-·• ••-•l BROTHfR .:;AMES - AN!J, WrrH BROTHER. C11ARLIE'S H,e-.LP- IT WILL STAND ME II\! GOOO STEAD,' �• :'i) The Early Bird Gets The Cash Don'~ Wai~l Place , - - - - - - - -1:· &Daily senUnet, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Apru 27_. WANT I '•" AD - FOR -SALE- (9lFOR I SALE 1 ., ., p.,oortvnities \mnmmiiHED-b;,u,e. ............ POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST 'BET ., IIQ 1111 11110'11' t7IIW .._ INrn•Mrnal ~YWOOD IVPII-l boltted • low ~ nlcbl far l•odoo , =:., • @) "'::, "''' •"•" '""" "' "'" .,.. POMEROY MOTOR CO, H!n:;. @) a*. 1 BUC suspen.d :',. u Executive On Fraud Char'ges • Vo lkswagen Cl earlng Sales ' I GJ ;J _ MONn~' l t11 I ---1 I I i Market Report SPECIALS 1 · . :t.N. :00 -"--~·- ELECTRIC ORGAN e STUDIO PIANO 248 1:06 ~ Jllll FW YCII 1:110 N•"" . Z·35 Mute Jllll FW You 3 till Ne~t• 3 06 P,Jjitler Party 3 1111 ijlill 3, !15 Platter P1r1J Uti NeW. u6 Platll:r PariJ .f :l& ADio bow 1Uo. • Tbun. t:W Local 'Nen 4:40 Pllller PlriJ i·OO -Nm . ~ ' 5:05 ~llll . Tlml • 1:30 !!Port~ 6:00 Newl 6:05 I!Jiorts 1:15 SUn-Down Semlade 6:30 Newo 7:00 8J&a Off M'I'IJRDAY !ICIIIIiDULII 1:00 lim 8:01 Olwdry Mualc Time 1!10. Ilea ,' 1:11 fUm World NIWI 1:40 RFD 7:10 Nen 7:!11 1!«: r'tMI ~ ~- ~ -~-,-- e SAVE -I a- WURLITZER PIANO $593.00 1 4-27-6tc M-<"trflpulitan Mfltnrs Et Main StrPet. Pnmt>roy Phunt· \\'\' - --- PURE BRED Ion g haired, thrh::::lwrd puppirs Phone 4 22 tk ~-::11':"11 - FOR NF:\\' ••r 1JSNI C.'l r~ •1 trueks, j)'l•.nt> Mcu\· to \1Hfl; ·, SAI.F'~''"'\ l:k·a.:ilt'\ I l\1aUI ews 1\lheus. LY 3-4061 1 Huntington, W. Va ., 736-5591 '· ~nncliJ•. and Monda1 all day other days after 5 p. m. 4-27-3tp -._,.,.,_.._,._===== 10-9-l.fc 1 1; ·60 Dodge __ $1 ,477 -~ FOR SALE -~ VB Matador 4 Dr. Power slt't'ring. Auto sh1ft. R.adio. Summers cSo Jackson, 0. Phone 286-2104 .' Spinet Piano Must Sale! ' H ' •• 1.=-·- · . I !<AD A r:EEUN' TlolAA WIJ% " PASse~ OF RevENOOERS -..,, Is benev~DI baekwordueoe - ..., I.Tumult 11. &..lli.Ppo. - OUT YOtiDfR C&~ = - :aa.a.. ........ u.-,. ·-~ f.+ ; ....... ........ ."""' I. Lalld of the Sham- .·. wftc!l c-- 27. SJUvw wttb ,.... ' ........ 'T,or . . .. lllay- --J< - 11.~ : at. Malt 17.~ut INOifbor ._- ' . . ' _., 7:311 Newo =~· ::: 8 llror "_ • ,.,,_. 8:15 """""" II Wort 1:110 Nawo . , . 8:311 Hour or llellveriiiiCII l:tlll Wblgo Of Bl!afln& 8:30 News t:SG I.eglsfatlve Revle1t l:ts StiDdaJ Chopol lC:OI Vokl of PropbecJ 18:30 Nen 10:311 Wuli. Repta lo tho People 10.50 Social SecuriV ' 11:00 a.wnr, ~ 'IIIII U:IIO NOWI lt:llll Oluatr7 11Ja111 'l'lml 10 50 Sunday Chapel 12:00 NIMII JI;JI. Tho ...... . 12:110 Roo. ·-~~orua - ~ ll!IO ., Dedliaa 1:110 Lutherar Hour l:ao N.,. z:oo The B1C L11 1:311 Bock to tile a1:00 a.,-. Tbol'lle 1::11 Tbt Qalol _Dour f:DI llaWo · · · · f:05 Sunday f:30 Net~~ f:311 Sip Ill . 1:10 r~ Sip Gq DAILY CBYPJ.VQVOTE - Here'o bow to .....t. 1t1 ' kSJ~LBAAEB 1 II L .O lr 8 r B ·L L 0 W Olle lottor IIIIJ>N- f o r - · Ill -plo A I• ..... for tile L'o, X ~ lbo O'o, ..._ Bta(lle totten, . _ lbo ....,.. ~ ot lito .... all blbto, ""7 tllo -lolleqo ... cllfrenat._ . l:::'!i!"""' A HBT a rB I<APTl KC. XAZ --- III7PIOio- . , . _ a QWraKWA &YO KC ZAKB BTFNHW, NAI>ICY B ·IJQPB• ALABOKYrTL- Y........ IIIJI*4Wll1 HI/ ·WHO 'I'IDNOS IIA8r WILL llo\Yil KAII'l' YOUR NIECE MADE . A HORRIBLE FACE AT ME TODAY . - - " ' By ERNIE BUSHMILLER NANCY··- YOU HEARD WHAT THIS GIRL SAID··-15 IT TRUE? I JUST FELT LIKE MAKINGA HORRIBLE FACE··· ~. ;, 1".-. ' ,, ~"" '!'<'-,. ' .. '.1 . ' : ' WALKED IN FRONT OF IT W.J EH . RA=D-:-10-:::---12:115 12:10 12:11 12::!11 12:25 Local Newo Ohio Nowo 7:45 Tho LlfelfDe Maraet. 1:00 Oblo Valley Newa Lifeguard BuDellll Board • 1:01 Sports 'l'oda1 Nen 0 Gramt DICK TRACY 1:10 World Newt 1:15 MD~ ~- .. , .. _ ~:10 Agrleultu.o1 Apul 1:15 ."-m11'!1Jl'ho .,_ · .,. 0:45 ,..,,_ Go Roulll. t:oo =-~~;-:: ,. ,: · t:llll · - . i!erllle ' • ,, ·.. · 1:41 ~ ai B •' 10:00 M8son Cooiulf ·r .- . 10:115 M at llle· Towa . • U:a World Non n:OI Talk otlblo Towa (esot)ll Fri. Cburdl BI!Da 11:411 World ~ H:l& Masoo CoilaiJ Non U12~··~~~~Ne~"'!..__ - !_: 56 ~Be..Go _t • 00 ~-, D-~ ~- 2:56 News .Beat _ 1:01 Midway Ma- . Ull News 'leal t:OO Dliclll& wftb llool 4:11 ~ 1:01 Commwdty New~ 5:01 World • Nllllonal Non 5:15 SpoiiJ«bt on Sporla I . _, ' _lls~:30~Sign~!Oif~---- Br HAROLD GRAY a.n JUST lOOK AT THoS!i: TWO; CANT. lAKE THSR E\'ES OFF O'F= EACH OTHE.R -·BUT nlE EVE$~ ~' ANO THAT···THA"f FLUSH ON HER CHEEKS I OH~ QI?ANT tr 1St4'T SO J a- •• a.o- By RAEBURN VANBUREN , , ,, lr LEFF .... Mc\YILLIAA\1 AND NOW, SI51?R, 'K'tJ WILL' 6RANT THAT YOU H"*"f LEARNED A lE-SSON 1HAT WILL STAND \'OtJ iN GOOD STEAD !N iHE FUTURE • ··-AND SHE __ ........, "nlooip Pnlt.J 7:11 Sign On, Musk:al Cloet ·' '•" ,_ ' i. otj _ :ty ""'-- 7:111 Breaklalt Party 8:111 Nowo 1: 011 Brea1dast farty 1:20 !:ountrr JIDibonl 1:306:10 N.W. 11:30 llrea!dast l'lrl1 U§ .l!'arm World Nen , ,. flews . Ul Melp County RFD 9:011 PariJ JdiG. Newa l: 15 J.- l1ulelo ShoW 7:tli lftakfast Party l:llO7:10 ~7: Ill I'ISello llardwar9 Sbliw t:311 Brea1dast Party 7:10 1:10 News Report !~: 00 10: IIi Polb Party I :110 Breakfast Party a I' lltealdast PariJ I0:30 N.,.. • 10:311 Music Ill the All 8 30 Van l!vtld< Sport Sbow IO•ol$ The Good Life · I :311 llresklast Party ' 1 40 ·~er 1l'uru, Shaw-~ 10:61 Onder Oblo Skleo t ·l!)' ~WI 11:00 N... , 9 06 Qitfee Wtlb Janel ll:tli fop Ten Sbow 9:30 News 11:bli. fitOWI , , 9·35 Coffee With. Janel 11:35 llutlollo Top Tell 8bolr 9:4o Belly Newton !lbtnr 12:00 N.,.._ NOCII Repuo1 10:00. ~ews 12:15 Music lalarlwlo 10 :1&-. llllnlsterlal o\laoelallaB 12:30 ~· Merllll Toe!l tO::IO County Hoe Duwn 1:00 ' ••• · _ 10·31: ~... l:tli Platter Party 10:35 County Hoe Down 1:30 News ll.JJO Newo 1:3fi Plaller Ptii'IJ 1; 011 Swap Sbop t:OO News 11 30 Nowo f_:05 Pl.alli!r Party 11 :35 Farm News 4:30u .40 country-... t:35 Platter Party 'Famt!J WOl'lllip Thurs.) 5:00 N""' li ·5> Upper Room !4ed!talloos 5:05 Travellll' Time II :18 '!Ow Jaoel Stoell Ave. 6:30 N.,.. t• 111. Noon Nowo I:OO Nen 12:15 Weather Report 1:05 SUndown Serenade 1' 30 N.,.. i2:30 Musk: Jllll 'lor You 1·00 NeWa 7:00 Sign Off . 1.o;, li.JJ81c Jllll FW You • ..,.., 1-l' News f:SO NOWI· i IIJ Music Jllll FW You 2 00 N~ Now-! PRICE .. ' WMPO Radio THftU FRIDAY 8·11!1 Ne,.. _ I: !Illl ,,Sacred Heort Program' ' ---;;===:o.---;;=,- - -------.....,"",......,...,.----=""" - ad· actlo!J aptnst everything." vortloJo( oaloomoa .. 01110118 other But this b about WIUo. Aad the lhfDII. exceUeoUy sod wlttfly...uted Yoo aloo lmow he's Dill setlflls flllllli of lntenlewa with lowlllrleb II fL what· with -le leov- people tndlcatad his credentlalt,o lq rural arou, but thai be keeps and theln. One mao ~ at It-'boeau10 he lhlnb It Is 1 that sometfmeo there u a !eellq "\ ._. __Jood llllng lo put rot a 110Wopa- lo "beat beD" · out of hlm-"aod penmd a bad tbln& for a place yet again, we C!ll't help feellnJ to be wWtout one, u any New 1 he deaervet~ a pat on the back." Yorker can tell Y<JU. Some dUopee with Wllll, IJul al~·ole · Oi A - . . moot no one doubto · bfJ bQ!Jellly, Beit of 88, )'OU know he il I a~cura'cy Gf guta. maverick who doesn't let any ft. Bill NoiY Jlol(ifll1 nanclal problems slop him from lD great part bec:auie of bfa prodollng 1and ~lng bfJ .read- prodding; calhoun bas a new boa, . · •• Into action even at tha price pita!, 1 fJu:tory aod a lock oo ill of sjeppiJ18 oa toes. And II wao1r1ver. His 1001 efd blm at ' IIIJ Ill thf& area of showing the octa·twork. His wile, a womaa o1·raro :=· I u ,.. ~ -..Jy, well p<IIUI'~· ~ aod .. ·- ........1 lholl.oand <I {a h01o fo o4 cuno ol )IOifot ;;w;~Wblti of calboua'a . - , ~ . ~ aod aorloua .., .. ABC -~ ....Ji ..... fereae~~ w1tb 1be lndtpendent llfcldMt. he wrote ,.. ~ or ::i-1 am ~ 1 am ·ill 1M ~· and ~ .~ odltot: "If Met... ~ 'toob buoiDoto .J llr. LaodoD w'lttl, that Clooe-Upl coutlht on ocl- ,.. the to1oYf1toa ~!!DJ., Aad w1141 1 bollted 1o hlm, of Willa lllOI his - - · tho 11.. Dllrablt aod eharJnfJlj) lUte al the ,....,.. wm be th6 noilleetad ....,. wu 111H101J181ioo ' - CiJullt:, ol Calhoun,-- . , 11111117.,Ky. , 'l1ley are f1Dt moverfeU, _;_....;.._;..;..;;:._;,;,;=..:_----11 JOU haled fD 'llloll<ley 1llghl <I thOoe omall·towu •L1J. to AJC.TY'o "Ciooe-Upl" ..a ill 1eluo Beebe, when be rao tho VJr. boll-hour tribute to lllllll·lowD fila Ia City INev. I Territorial 1!JD. jourl\ilf1111, JOU lmow Mr. Willi terpr!IO, once recorded: "'huo. DOW!f Ia tho edf.... aod publlsbor ol • ellltorioJ policy ,ol tho Enterprllt l.'l'.o---. Howard Griffin Is Safety ...,..!i"-:'-..=..'lihaioo ' 1\.!::. ,. F T J AClub . '"'i::''..:!r. .2"~.!'.,. .~ rnrectOf Of np C - -.,fAIIIII'I - ....,_,.~---~----------- ' Aacl bit edftnrlal lllltl avoldo.)loo <lbU.. - LEGAL NOTICE ·~ . , - :::.=~•;:·r~":.-:"'; bilp-- - TELEVISJON LN.-REVIEW · J;:;"~": . jlortf7 to Ad Today! 0 4MANotWOMANtoeerviceaod I~FP~~~~ON ~;_;.;~_;:;:;;;;; ...;.:.;_~~...-~--'"jf rooma aod ball1. 11150 !.ine<Jin collect trom eJgaret~. stamp, :::,. £,. ~ Hgts Phone WY 2--38'11 coffee Ice, hot nut and ....... Gear... Chlealo u. DJba.ok. lll . _ ··':,~..:;~ ~~d~!~"":-~~~~~'~~~~)Gft · t :ai 1tp other 'coin operated dlspens-- ·::rA~rU~~ .:'~:w~~=· JOha lrwiD, until recen&ly! ~rvecl ·tbl 1 · •·••••TIONS UCSAERD ..... ,... ta..,.t.b•- euurt -e ••er 'of the Automobile of , as theI Traffic: Safety Rtp. t:ANc£LLA NICE 1 room farm home. Mod- ...,.. In this area ' This Is 1 •••· acalQl t1."' •"'"""· •• Ufeadaat , tbe OhiJr .,_,. .._ COkREt"nuNS lb very good poaltion that can Df comm.. Plf,.., M.t~~ a •••• ,. Southefn Oh1o, announced or .,....,..r t N••• ~ •w·p•l!c ~"" ' ..,oo " • em kjtchen, furnace and ba ' be worked fuU or part-time. e:.:~N:.J'·:OU.:.,.A~ 1:~ 8ppointment of Howard R. Grif- ment of HJghway ~ety. Be ~~'"' "•\ n~ ..""•"·•tlnn - - - - -- - - - - - $1 ,495 May have garden and chicken AppUcants must have 10 or bur•u OJ) · .-rowul•· ot •eJJecttlfl fin of Athens as Safety Direct- was employed by the St..m h ..11 ,cut.AnuNS 1959 Ford privUegeo. Loca~ Z mllel k at ••~> ,,. ,,..... •101 • ) ' · b Mr Grif t · and )811. rtu ~.n .. ~l\f" " ...erv•• n• r•l"' Galaxie Hardtop Cpe. Low mileage by local owner, ivory south of HBJTi'Sonvllle on Htif. more spare hours per wee : : alkl f~t:.~~~" rdl~ or for the ocal clu ' · - pas SIX years was:....:.....~ b , ·n .d•lf .,1 '"''"''' •n~ •d• .,~ '"""'d . and would require $601).00 to -M.!. ~t~•, .. 4, _ ca to the counties eoven:u 'I o"•r green fo'nosh. clean intertor, aut oma t'IC trans., va rlsonv1'lle Rutland road • Rent ._,_ ... Ou.. ,, ••1H r<·11 Url ~ n~P ' .r•nr• • 500110 ...... h investment. p~ ~StuMy w. the Auto Club wllb 'tbe ezcep·~pnr•l"rt m,.. .. ,to.•P I• r"n• .. uto motor, power steering, radio, heater. ~en 00 Retired couple pre- .,.., · ......,. ~ B. O'llirttn · S Uon ()f b hich h I'• .~ .. f'' _..\II '"" ... res ponllhltl fo• ...,.,. . Write giving name, address, Attorney lor Plalnlltf nvl:IS, w aa ...... ~··· \' "" '";.,_~;~~· "H'""" 1958 Pontiac - - - - - - -- - - $895 ferecl. May be oeen Salurday ~lephone number and Ill de'~ ,._.,"" ~~~-...,.- ,.. local AM club. Jibr wan• A.d Servtce Harcitop 4- Door . Ivory over light green finish , good tires, :ta~n~•. ~.! tails to Global II!A~! tr~~~ L~~~~~ °:c.~~·::•~::. ~~L ''Thia appointment •., Mr. lr• c.:fi"'~~ ~~~~u ';;,~on l'lt:o:m interior, auloma lic trans., radio and heater. Co., p 0. BoX -.o ' LIMITATION win .said, n1s a natural for the 371 Baldwin DriVe, Laneast• City, MissoUri. 4-21·1tp .,.:~~ ~ r'e!!::'u~:·:,U:: ~ • Ctlll, Ofl wonl !nt rn.r- coO er, Ohio. 4 23 lstp --.. Edll(!atlon at' Uuo NOrOw•aten Loo Club and the people of Southern 1 ..eu•· • ·· ...tn•"'"'·'"n' Obio • weu.. 11 HOUSE for rent. Four rooms REAL ESTATE ','...,. ....,••' ~!'~'•"•', ,•.,c••:.. '''-~~. · as ndMrres~·~ · Griffin bv be elt.vlll:ed for ad • .,.thlnfl II not .... aet • .._,. public P"'' " .-.~""' lfl ....... af·~· ....... ~ OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. 'lnd bath. Lincoln Helgllts. -- 1183. tllen ..UI be tu-bmlt.t.._ ta. Yolo 8 r--~ ~ .n, mil Phone WY 2-3575 after 5 o'· FOR SALE: 4 f room house, 1 r~ "',•t :lee,~~~·~~!"~': b= COLUMBUS CUP[) and safety.miJidedn em., . CARD ·OJ tHANkS - SI.Z!I tor POMEROY, 0 HI 0 •··'\0 word . nlnlmum Earll ~l'ltl~t · on clock t 23 tfe acre ground, ll 11 basemen\ . In tbl Northweatern Local Scb<Jol Db- trator Willard P. Dudley of thr ou ghout ••• ua;: area. Mr• 1 :: ~n!!,, , ('perw•;,~r-; ... nuhti.W M - O))ERN 1 fu - 1 hed or Pbone WY 2-6127 4-27-30tp ~p.:Se!~·~,c:~~~i ?~~~:~ !!!,• Bureau of Unemployment Will work out of tbi FF1Cl!' HOURS l;;~~iiiii::iii:~~io.-:::iii:====:::===:::::.i:iiii~~~~ room m s . _ bou __ ... _ day, the 7tb • .,. ol M.IJI. 1118J, ttw -~ ti ' tod nded so e Office of the Club and -O r llnfurrushed aparunenl Mtd· COMPLETELY modem se, que•Uon o! le¥)'11111, In ••ce• of the ~sa OD ay suspe X• ~ ~· ": ~ ~~ ~-~,.~~~"" die WY • - 4 5 •-r•• rooms and bath base- teor. mill 11mltatloo. for UM~1 ""••"''1 ecutive iD the BUC's office on will move -- Portsmouth u '.~;~,..~. IT'S port. v.JOI • "'f'l ' ot the Northwuter• Loca e oo h 1.. ,.. be so EASY 3 II tic men\, gas furnace, hardwood "''"'" '" ........... ""'""' charges of fraud. as proper ....... can . _ TO PLAl'E A floors aluminum storm win- Exl,';:;-~"ll bebll: All ad4iua1111 W: Dudley said Warner crtslip, IOCbted. \He WW coordinate the 1 Rtslfll PRIJDilCING DOWNSTAIRS -Apartment, fui.. d ' doors and awn'mg Three ll.o1 Mill• to run tor n'" manager of the casual labor of. safety activities .of tbe WAN1 AD OWS , ' Yeal'l at • rete not eueedlnt 3.0 c..-··th Au elUb Wua;u .... . I nished . Phone WY 2-5187. _ birch kltebeo front and back mlllt for eacb one doUar "' nluatton, flee in Akrou, was suspended be- ,;,uu ern Oh'10 ~ ... NE WY 2- 2157 1 An u nu~ual opportunity to acquire low cost transport~· wllieb emounta to 'ftllny cenu for h 1me"' that b'lB son• Jerry include·• School • Safehl Patrol•• PHO THREF. anr. tour room furnish· porch paneUed living room, eaeh one hundNd doUau ot nluatlon. cause e -~ tion <~I on itllnwrn {'OSl. All used Volkswagens unrondt· ed and Wlfurnishell apartalurni~um siding, concrete ro;:~v;o'J:';o, aa1d Eleetlo• w~.u be Crislip, was dr~wing . Higted &;~SafetyDrtver Educnd ll'loode: ·-~-~--- I• ! tionally gunr:wteed for a full 30 days. High tr~de - ln al· ts WY 2-MJt drive Lot 75 x 225. See or call npea at 8:30 o'eloek A. Y:. and remaiB ment compensation although P estruw ; I 11'8 NOTICES:---- ~ lownrH.'t' , plus on ·lht>-sput low bank rate fmancmg . men · · 12 6 tfe Carl E. Morris, North Main, ;r.:d::du~~~': :,'e!:f: J:y.M. Eutera working. school safety poslel. and atudy · 15 n~w car trades to select from. Here is lust one ~-~·t"JR=N"'IS"H"E"'D:;---:-and c::----:u=n:;-fu"r=n=is~hed::::; Rutland, Ohio, SH 2-4851. ~_:t';!:~. 0:, t'M,1::"CdoWit1. b Dud11ey ffidlrected1 ailthe66 BUC guMridanceG ,!"'flno~~~ha-'d 211 ••AM" CLOSTJ\'~ bus iness in . •xample: .t.27-3tc Ohio ranc r o tees o • ru · .11411 , y.._ .. wat...l. j-epair shop at cnrner ·, 1 apartments Paid Lltilities Be- ---~----lnuncu G. wtu. Cbatrmu to begin ehecklnao every o experience L., the. field of ~· 1962 Deluxe Sedan, less than 6,000 •ctua f • Ph w'L•I "uDated April 5, \983. eo ~ ~ ore P m one (•) a. 13, to, 21. •to claiming benefits for traffic ·safely. Jn addition to bJa Of CentE!r and Second St .. rl.fa· · miles. Heater, Deluxe radio and W.S.W. tires. '~'~7' ft " Ph n WY I '~• • ~. _ . son, : West Virginia. May o. ' i :· ••; 7· a _ er • P· m. t~( e, Ur 1 , PROGRAM ~.,"' •~oUNCED He said as manv' as 380 easea six •_ears wllb the Department Appealing anthracite finish with red viny 1 •tn• u-.-.... .., ~ c..-1 7 .1 4 1963:-· Persnns wh0 hnve -.o.:::~t terior. Can't be told from new $1695 . Mrs. Karl Grueser, president ,fraud was turned up ID . of Highway SafetJ, he served 21 ches.: bSing rrpairM: plen1'E' ONE 6 room house and 4 1 ~-u wt~ROY -1lfl: story fn.me, of the Meigs County Council of , ~ne in acrack~w~ on with the Canton, Ohio, call for.:l~f' !'1 lw f·r..-. 1his dalf NYE VOlKSWAGEN ATHENS, 0. POu . apartment Peoples fer· 6 ruoms and bath, modern United Church Women has an.I ID claims. The clanns ran to Department in clW'ge of ~LE\VIS BI.F.AAII'\G Ph. LY·3·123B Ph. LY-3-1329 race . Phone WY 2-5385. ll:itchen, haU basement, oth- nounced that May F~llowship 000.. Traffic Accident Bureau. 4 2G ~lp OPEN TILL 9:00P.M. er buildlngs, 150 ft. frontage. Day will be held Friday May ''We have evidence to show as a Captain lo 1957. BECO'.iPA BeAIIIici•n Gel in- l,.......... BUSINESS SERVICES out ol higb water, $1,1100.00 3 at the Mt. Moriah Baptist Crislip knew his son was police work, he a~nd• -1 this 'h ighI ~ pt~io prof.. ,:-;1 nn -· -- - ~ ----:down , balanct can be financ- 1c'hurc" in Middleport, with Mrs. and still dra~ing uoemp~~ent NorthW&tern University before the new Ohio Laws are _ _ _ WE OFFER every kmd of buU- ed. Full priee $4,500.1)1). Campbell Harper 85 chairman. compensation, Dudley said. We Institute ln 1948-41. enactM y 011 ·<~ n t>nler bPn•l · FOR SALE , for Sale dozer, back. hoe excavation, ,11 unLEPOk. - llf., story ·'One Family Under God Genu- ihave information that he sent his Mr. Griffin was certified to ty schnOI now without a h1gh - i general h3uling and fill dirt. frame, 6 rooms and bath, ine Fill Participation" ~ill be son out on casual labor jobs and teach Driver Education after srhool educatwr.. Yuu can en· I-SPRINGFIELD Roto!JIIE"r ~- DON 'T PUMP your slug~il'lh Call WY 2-324t Free estl- ful: basem_ent, hot air gas· the tuprc and the Rev. t~yle l even picked him_ up,, on tlle way comple_ting ft teachefs driving 1' 1 • .\Jacoh..:o:~as la\\ll mo\.\ '-1edac.~ t ton course a 1 AM-O~ •~ Un"" 'ter from the age 16 rm up septic tank Get Klean-E m· mates. E mm~t \"r, Sh"u Ier, fired tlE'atmg, elK'1OS ed f ront Borden wJII be the speaker. The .' horne a t sue.h JV'N" 5 You cf!•· complt-1P thP r·m1r~e H P. 2'lOV.J phase mntors, ' All ·l"rtl( f:J n~ ' leaner Contracting. 4 1.6 tfc porch, garage, lot 50 x 1501 meeting will open with a sack! Charges will be fl]ed verstty. He bas attended traffl.c noVI in. 1250 hours, about 7 J. lfl H_ P 220 V. 3 phrlse Land mar., Farm Bureau .-~-located on tinvel HilL $10,- lunch at 12:30 p. m., followed 1 CrisJip with ~e Civil ~afe~ ~ tr~fflc pollee adminmonfl1 ~_ Vou ean ~el thf~ motor.~ Phone WY 2 ~~;~2:!tc Pomt"rny CALi -NOW-FoR free estimate 500.00. by 8 business session and pro- i COmmisslo~ wtthln five IStrahon sen:.Jnars .in Ohio,· lncours~ for a small weekly or 3 14 30tc on farm ponds, lakes, priY- 1\LL .·,K'f M. Cf)X, SALESMAN gram. Tho!ie at'tending are ask Dudley satd IUino1s, Michigan and 'Tiont hh·· pa_vmt>nls \'ou f'itn 1-RE\.lSTEHED R('E'~Ies - train· ate roads , clearing land, base- BOX 2!9 PHONE WY 2-1220 to bring old nylons. Dudley said he directed He is also a lnember save you rsel£ time and money t>rl 2. ~ .1nd J vc ars nld . rr.ei1t excavat'.ms, and other. POMEROY, OHIO cbief of each branch office in the Society of American b· t>nr 11 1t 111 g now. Call, wrife 1-malr - 3 femal es. Reason· Phone WY 2-3243. Emmet W. 4 2( 3tc state to begni a check on Engineers. ' or COine in. cb!· · ur i~ed. frank CIPl;tnd . Shuler, Contracting. pendents' claJrns. Since moving to Athena in 4·27· 31.c 93rd Anniversary ! 26 tfc FOR Four hotme, ~o.oe b&tb lots. Mr.. GrHIIn has ..,lsted Sou.i . ~ ~ "" 1 ' ' ' '"U1Pmy 1 Racine GoodSALE: seven room ~ N. Court s!'"~et IC-lTF.RN~E\;- ·co\~· for sale or ~-- -·and 1,2 bath, basement and CINCINNATI mPI> - Live- BORGNtNE'S PLANS William Covert oi Ohio 4th••' Oh11> I POR PAINTING, lnterio• and in coordinating· the • ·' · will trade for voung cattle. • 7al"age. out of ht~h water stock: NEW YORK (UPI) - Ernie . 4 24 firr H exterior Call Richard Wilt. ,_... Southern Ohio Youth Trafflc 1 1 -· Rollt=~nli Searlt>!< H•1t a:- rl- ar Could ~ made into apart Ca.tte 425, calves 100 steers Borgnine, star of the "McHale's . . risonvillr Rd ., Phone SH 2Second Street. 4M~d~~ me•lts City t'&ter, elertrict· and cows steady to strong; bulls Navy'' television series, hopes ~afety Confer~ne.:u:n~ wtll eo~ GUN ~HOOT, Aprol 28 at 1 4626. 4-27--6tp ty. gag Prlced for quick sale steady; couple lots average with Ito go on a summer stock tour tin~~- to ~or . WI e/ 0 ., 'VI lzaA~ u.:~ l!o l·'arm. SHIHUAHUAS A. K. C. male larl Grue!liier. Plumbln& aDd See Okey Wood, Syracuse. few high choice 1154 - 1185 lb when his series winds up. tru JC sa ety movemeu ln Cheo:ter Spnnsored by the Htoating Ph V:'Y 2-6086 slaughter steers 23.50, otller most:Jorgnine is considering bids educa:on prorr::m h•nwlf'. 2nd house :.~bnve Chesi.E>o F'ire IJepart:nPn1 MlnersviDe, .Obie one · · ly low choice 850-1100 lb 23.00· frJm Drury Lane outside of Chi- the area, as ese act 'i es are 4 24 41p Junior High, Route No. 124, l.'rld . . our sewer trnublea FOR SALE completely mod· good 1050-1200 lbs 21.00 - 22.00, cago, the Paramus PlayhouSe • vi~part of AAA clubs' overR<~ "ine- Maude Young Wl 9· . Wt bave all stze1 ern house.' 5 large rooms and .some standard holsteins 19.00. in New Jersey and the Barter all . e.~ programs. · 4-27-3ll! H01' ON~~. rer:: 15r. F'ont I.QnJ!; 3441. -·.. S•·wer M&C'bines bath basement, gas furnace, 19.75; cows 13.1XJ.17.00: bulls .18.50 Theatre in Abingdon, Va .• to His fltst major assi~nment is 25e .Jack 's Dairy Bar Mid· AUCTlQr.; - ~aturday. Ma;v Uh Rfo.asonabte Rate• hard~ood floors alurninu·m 20.00; vea1ers, steady. choice star in their silo productions. ' complete the details of the ClJ~por, ~ 2:1 6tc I 12::10 p. m. The following CaD WY !-!974 Day or Nflht stonn windows, 'dooro and 28.00 • 311.00: good 25.00 • 28.0J!: --~&;hool Patrol-Washington D. C. ' R-H:VtVAL at 11ila nd r hapPI HI. I per:.u ll~l prn[J rc will hf' sold 7 Z6 tfc awnings. Birch kitchen, front standard 22.00.25.00. bulk mixed 1-3 190-ZJO lbs trip. He said tht program Is ~l1:::4, beginnmg May 26th. at the J. C. Ro!-is Home on and hack porch paneled liv- Hogs 2,tm: barrows and gilts 14.10 236-250 lb 13.50-13.BS: r.ady boo~ed 1o capacity Wltb Evn nge h~l Rtv 1:3tll_ \· Watts. , Elm Street npposih' JJnJor ing room alu~inum siding, moderately active, unevenly 10.Z5 270 lb 13.25-13.50; fe.w No. 3 10 boys .llJld girls from the BUSINESS Rev . E. E. \\'e.,veJ. Pa"tor.l High Srhool. Stale Route 124, concrete drive Lot 7J • 225. lower, moSI!y Ill - Is offi iiO !10 --lb 12.75-13.00: 1-3 3t1t1-300 leaving May 9 for l slgbto 417121p l Rar inf' . Oh io. 7 pc _ dinmg See or. ca11 c'arl E. Morris. steady; around 300 1·2 200 :~ ~ .iows 12.00.tz.50: 350o400 lb seeing trip of Wasbingtonj then --I room :-uite, round table, 5 pc. Original Price $995.00 North Main, Rutland, Ohio. lb ba<rows 'f.lHI ' gUti' J4.25;': · .. D.oo; 2-3 401H100 lb 10.75 • 1.'15: they wiD parad.e down Conotitu· AViOMVHILE ,,,SI.tr>Wr been l SeeUsFor ••• dine:tf' sE'1. kitct1en c~bJ11f'l.. Phone SH 2--48>1. 100 at 24<!-247 lbs 13.75 - · 14.00: boards, steady, 0.110-10.25. Avenue with nearly 32,0011 c.m~·elll'(J'1 LOlli 1'0UJ o.IPt'l .,WI S" i old bnffPt, wash stand, two • DeKalb Seed Com 4 28 3tc members of the School llct>nSt'' l:nll W\' 2·2\/tiO loasl.en , waffle iron. a nwe Safety Patrol. ' DeKalb Sudax lot of old dishes, Mirrors, FOR SALE 4 room frame USED LO~ WETGH1 !lafPI" and e-~.c:lamrs stands. severcil tint• boose, hardwood floors, wall or SX-11 ~:o<Jylng a il:\1 w1th Dex·A-Diet tablets. ques, pots, tea kettle, grills, to wall carpeting, aluminum ·, onl)· OOt-. Stark l)nJ gs m<~rbi P top stand. liinnt>r bell Agric., Fertilizer storm windows and doors. New Car? $ .00 $2.5.00 Down 3 1 6fllp and many small articles. a. m. to 4:00 p. m. IVY 2$4 W!!!d:ly Middleport Feed Mill 2903 mornings aod I D<~vf'nport , makes a bed , 2 Tony fowler, Owner & Opp. dressers, several rockers, 40 INCH SPINET CONSOLE Phone WY 2-3702. _ AUTO SALES '"We Do Custom Grinding" slone jars and ju~s. 11orse harness and equipment, plows N. '2nd Ave. Middleport FOR SALE. 196.~ Comet. Like ru!1iva lor ·. O" "' hor.c· p plow. .•t" . See Dale Welsh, Long Bottom. Ohio. 4 2\. 6tc "mall hand tools. A large - - -number of odn articl es. Tile Rambler The- real estate 3-100 acres, Workl Starutar ~: 1 t:CJmpal't 9 rnom house, will bf' sold at EASY TERMS Eicellenct 2 P- m. Ill~ ear n111m. r1de and pt·rwrm Ralpll Ross ance Sman car economy and Sale b\ Bradford Auction Co. m:ma~erahilit} i Not re.~p 1 ,no: ibl£' ror accidents. See TERMS: Cash lf,.,.... (9) 198~1 ~::::s_FO~R=-=R"'ENT';:_-:_-:_-:_-1 r~r~.Want ' ? 1. VI:' J,.C,..~IC' ... ,... 1-·• ••-•l BROTHfR .:;AMES - AN!J, WrrH BROTHER. C11ARLIE'S H,e-.LP- IT WILL STAND ME II\! GOOO STEAD,' �I ' I NOW YOU KNOW • • . • ' • •• enttne. MIDDLEPORT, omo NOW SHOWING '"THE BEAST OF YUCCA FLATS" Douglas Mellor, Barbarll. Francis and Spe cial Guest Star. Tor Johnson as t.h~ ove Kerwin Mathews in Beast. ''OPERATION CAMEL" Nora Hayden & Louis Renard •STARTS SUNDAY " BEWARE OF CHILDREN" Leslie Phillip.<;. Geraldinf' M<"Ewan &: Julia Lockw(lod -and- 'JACK THE GIANT KILLER' (TE'chnirolor J -andJam es Drury Wh it Bissell "THIRD OF A MAN" Sun.·Mon. C11ry Grant Apr . 28·29 Dons Day " THAT TOUCH OF MINKu 1Colo r> '"THE HALF PINT" Into -O hio Citadel ~bout Middleport HasEyeFor Bliss, Taft, At $100 Cincinnati Dinner ~a nd - "Dinke '' the Chimpanzee , Curt Jurgens and Tomm)' Bl ackman and Pat Goldin Shawn At 2 & 7 Sunday Mvlrnt> Dl:'mongeot in . "TIME BOMB" COLUMBUS (UPI) - New York Gov. Nelson A. ' Rockefeller flies into the citadel of Ohio Republicanism today with at least one eye on a possible running mate ~nd a_ campal_gn manager m hiS expected bid for the presIdential norrunabon next year. 1iinn<R>rockefeller•s trip to Cincinnati for a $100 a plate 1• ha• arou,.dspeculaUon he might want Rep. Ro, Ta~t Jr. of C~ncmnati .as a vice presidential candidate and OhiO Republican Chairman Ray C. Bliss as his man- z·Z·Z·Z·z., 1-·Z·<"~ .,.« . >;;, . . ~ ... ~..... ' . ~~:;, t ' .. •. •. "A· '\ ' •• It ' -~ '·"/· • .,<• " ·' j • l • '-"'·' ' LAZY DOLLARS! Perhaps you have some that are not p-ulling their shant of the load these days. Might be hiding in the cookie jar, under the mattres! or even in a safe deposit box.. __ ' SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1963 ' ----~ ~ ..;.._ If you have any "do nothing" dollars that ore not working 24 !lours a day, 7 days a week &Orning good interest, then it's time to become acquainted with a bank SCIVinga gccovnt. lnsvrod taftt)', of ·M ew •tar-lfn;- :lloutti eDUrs• We Pay 3C}'9 Interest On Your Savings - OtOUTI! The FARMERS BANK ( ' ,·"'t row. Harold Vance, Middleport; Charlet i; Back row , Darlene Goff. Rutland ; Cheryl ~r, Rutland instructor. and chairman of the · first place winner, girls, Marlene Hoffman, of Qand concert. .' ett. THAT 18) •s Cop Honors ~ and Savings Company I Member Feder1l Reserve System ' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation - f POMEROY, OHIO - A Young Singe;s Are Selected DON'T READ THIS UNLESS YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY' l p ~g Boss • t i' . ,. eaker ·.' .. ·~+' J~ -· , ' ·• ' • ,.;·' ., .... ;r;.-' I After MMy T..s Of Experimentation, We H..,. Finally Found " Atl lnlerior ......,. n..t h WMhable, Easy 'Fe Apply, Has No . II Peiloty 0 d o r, I.Mwes No Brush or Lap M«<cs, Atld Can Be Applied To Any Sttrface - YET IS PRICED FOR THE MOST ECotiOM'GAL Of ECONOMY BUYERS! IT'S CRESTONE 1 00~ LATEX PAINT < S! I .•. . ONlY .VIS IT.·-·_ELJ!RF EU)S ONLY l ' ' $).99 w. ( I Pw Quoit ! •c v m •• ~ MEIGS THEATRE IN A CHOICE OF 22 COLORS BEAT THIS IF YOU CAN < , ~ S~Mt' · ! ·<' �I ' I NOW YOU KNOW • • . • ' • •• enttne. MIDDLEPORT, omo NOW SHOWING '"THE BEAST OF YUCCA FLATS" Douglas Mellor, Barbarll. Francis and Spe cial Guest Star. Tor Johnson as t.h~ ove Kerwin Mathews in Beast. ''OPERATION CAMEL" Nora Hayden & Louis Renard •STARTS SUNDAY " BEWARE OF CHILDREN" Leslie Phillip.<;. Geraldinf' M<"Ewan &: Julia Lockw(lod -and- 'JACK THE GIANT KILLER' (TE'chnirolor J -andJam es Drury Wh it Bissell "THIRD OF A MAN" Sun.·Mon. C11ry Grant Apr . 28·29 Dons Day " THAT TOUCH OF MINKu 1Colo r> '"THE HALF PINT" Into -O hio Citadel ~bout Middleport HasEyeFor Bliss, Taft, At $100 Cincinnati Dinner ~a nd - "Dinke '' the Chimpanzee , Curt Jurgens and Tomm)' Bl ackman and Pat Goldin Shawn At 2 & 7 Sunday Mvlrnt> Dl:'mongeot in . "TIME BOMB" COLUMBUS (UPI) - New York Gov. Nelson A. ' Rockefeller flies into the citadel of Ohio Republicanism today with at least one eye on a possible running mate ~nd a_ campal_gn manager m hiS expected bid for the presIdential norrunabon next year. 1iinn<R>rockefeller•s trip to Cincinnati for a $100 a plate 1• ha• arou,.dspeculaUon he might want Rep. Ro, Ta~t Jr. of C~ncmnati .as a vice presidential candidate and OhiO Republican Chairman Ray C. Bliss as his man- z·Z·Z·Z·z., 1-·Z·<"~ .,.« . >;;, . . ~ ... ~..... ' . ~~:;, t ' .. •. •. "A· '\ ' •• It ' -~ '·"/· • .,<• " ·' j • l • '-"'·' ' LAZY DOLLARS! Perhaps you have some that are not p-ulling their shant of the load these days. Might be hiding in the cookie jar, under the mattres! or even in a safe deposit box.. __ ' SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1963 ' ----~ ~ ..;.._ If you have any "do nothing" dollars that ore not working 24 !lours a day, 7 days a week &Orning good interest, then it's time to become acquainted with a bank SCIVinga gccovnt. lnsvrod taftt)', of ·M ew •tar-lfn;- :lloutti eDUrs• We Pay 3C}'9 Interest On Your Savings - OtOUTI! The FARMERS BANK ( ' ,·"'t row. Harold Vance, Middleport; Charlet i; Back row , Darlene Goff. Rutland ; Cheryl ~r, Rutland instructor. and chairman of the · first place winner, girls, Marlene Hoffman, of Qand concert. .' ett. THAT 18) •s Cop Honors ~ and Savings Company I Member Feder1l Reserve System ' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation - f POMEROY, OHIO - A Young Singe;s Are Selected DON'T READ THIS UNLESS YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY' l p ~g Boss • t i' . ,. eaker ·.' .. ·~+' J~ -· , ' ·• ' • ,.;·' ., .... ;r;.-' I After MMy T..s Of Experimentation, We H..,. Finally Found " Atl lnlerior ......,. n..t h WMhable, Easy 'Fe Apply, Has No . II Peiloty 0 d o r, I.Mwes No Brush or Lap M«<cs, Atld Can Be Applied To Any Sttrface - YET IS PRICED FOR THE MOST ECotiOM'GAL Of ECONOMY BUYERS! IT'S CRESTONE 1 00~ LATEX PAINT < S! I .•. . ONlY .VIS IT.·-·_ELJ!RF EU)S ONLY l ' ' $).99 w. ( I Pw Quoit ! •c v m •• ~ MEIGS THEATRE IN A CHOICE OF 22 COLORS BEAT THIS IF YOU CAN < , ~ S~Mt' · ! ·<' �" • ' NOW YOU KNOW •• . .. • • •• enttne. .' ·I nto Ohio Citadel Hospital News . HasEyeForBliss, Taft, At $100 Cincinnati Diniier 1 .z·Z·Z·Z·z ·Z·~~ WSAZ:TY ·.: Ctlaiin.t' 3 ·, LAZY DOLLARS! Perhaps you hove some that are not pulling their share of the JQod these doys. Might be hiding in the cookie jar, under the mattress or even in a safe deposit box. , t :OO Gospel Carava11 1~; 011 Or. Peale 10 : "~ Living Word 10:§ Christopher& · • 11 :110 This Is The Lift 11 30 Frontiers of Fallb U :OO TV Qlapel 12:311- Gos(>!'l Harmony IIOfi lNi Garoeri Club . ~-:oo Sgt. York, .~ovie ·-;a:oo Junior Bowl 3,30 America Wul& to KDoW 4:01 Jobl for America 4,25 lledl Vs. Colts 7:110 O'Tooto ' If you hove any "do nothing" dollars that are not workiniJ 24 hours a day, 7 days a week earning good interest, then it's tima to become ae~:~uainted with a bank sav;n;a a.;count, lnsurtd safe')'., of ..wrse. We Pay 3% Interest On Your Savingl The FARMERS BANK ( ' and Savings Company . ·ers Cop Honors tt!port. The top three winners In each ~e young Ladies' division , division received a trophy and .:+ 9ne Hoffman of Rutland cash awards of $18.1~. $l0 or top driver with overall $5. The traveling trophy, _ ~ ol 311 points. S e c o n d ed to the school with tho blgll. also went to a young la-1est score, now leaves Southera ...m Rutland, Darlene Goff Local and will take its place iD a score of 306 points. llhe trophy case of Middleport , ·o hundrtd .evenly • f i v e Higll school. ~ told, 36 of tht ..s was enough to give CheF-- !45 -studenls qual.ifying, entered"'" r.;bersba~h of M!dd,leP?~t 1 yesterday'• contest. place m the Ladtes dtvJ- The young drivers were re-QUU'@(I to drive 1963 model can ·1·. --------over a difficult course consisting of the straight line. off-sel alley, the serpentine, and the parallel park exercises. T h s cars used in the event w e r e loaned to the Jaycees for the .,.i>' day by the Metropolitan Motor ", . Company, The Blaettnar Autct .• for the annual Mtddle· Company, the Pomeroy Motor c' whtch will be held Sat- Company. Keilh Goble For d. ?anquet to be held In the and R. H. Rawlings Sons Com• :. , .t 6.30 and the da~ce m pany. Schools participating in p.m. Ithe event were Southern Local• •gy at Wright Field, Air Eastern. Rutland, Pomeroy and - • College in Afabama, and by wormg an all~purpose liq,.' :ineering College of the Middleport, ;~1ed Forces in Washington, I - ---- C:30 car ·H 1:00 Bonanza 10:~ NBC White Pljlllr an ~00 fiOWi •. U.:lO WtatbeJ·ca'~t . Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ·;u.118uuaa1 'b.. to< .. . ' .. ...•· POMEROY, OHIO ~~­ . .. ': " Wt!-i~IY ·· ChinneJ I ' .. ~~ DON'T READ '.. r, UNLESS YOU l TO SAVE F I ~·"""• • }lEAl\: 'ftQbert CUm- • hooildll. tiD ..wlkbir east 'Ja " 1 After Me~ T - Of Experimentation, We ). I Paiwty 0 cl o r, L..ws No Brush ., Lap /i. •• .' APt:Jhd To Any Svrface - YET IS l'tttC' ECQtiOM'CAL OF ECONOMY BUYERS! WHIN-IY lt:IO ' ' CREST' C"*i II $, Davey &. Gollalll 1%:1111 1:11 Blble .... _ Aunren ,..._ __ 1:11 Meet .Tile Prof- . 1:10 Ari Festival · · J:io We Salute i:lt llrklili ·~ BowlJ!ii •=• run t:Ot ·Aluaim TrlltiDuter - ONlY ( ' .,.29 1:10 AiitiOn . Tbeater ,,. Tile Jellonl .· .,.. ....,ieo ' . ~:10 Yoke ~ r~ 10:81 /!OWl ., 4J:Ii ailiic · ~tor .. .t· .r: '' •art of the dueo will be add. to the Susan G. Park schol- Six traffic violation citatiant ~ip fund , with a member of were issued ()Ver the weekend 1963 graduating class r~ to motorists traveling Pomeroy · ving the second scholarship streets. . ard. Barbara Jones, a fresh- Arrested by Pomeroy pollee ·• tn at Ohio University, re· were Earl Edward Cleland, 16, -~ ved the first award Jast iRacine; James S. Rees, Jr ., 24. • j/~r . Reservations must be of Racine, both charged with >. ,. , ~:de by May 18 with Mrs. spee4ing; Jerry Weaver, 20, <A. " • . ,.,. ;··mel Boggs, 427 Lincoln ·st., Franklin, 0 ., cited on a speed .._:, ·.:;· ,, ._o-\ldleport. charge; Milrded Riley, 46, ol ~·-,__':?· Mason, charged with permit., .., , Meigs Memorial Hospital tin_g an unlicensed operator to .I.DMISSIONS SATURDAY - drtve ; Clyde A. M~re, _20, ol • w · Midd1 Mason, no operator s license, e•~•· . eport; p 8 " 1 and David R. Wiley, 18. of Mid- Per Qaalt .' I . - IN A .CHOICE OF 22 r BEAT THIS IF YOl- I 'TJE OEPAI/Tti!ENT STOHE Of' 8(1fiiJII(i . " 1 to u: 15 fiob!elDeil Quirill 100% LATEX PAl . , ~~~ Five Saints dance band I Six Traffic .·.• provide music for dancing i the public invited. Letters e gone alumni with re- Violations lms for the foJowing years 1918, 1923, 1928, 1933, Are Detected I, 1943, 1948, 1953, and 1958 . 1 - IT'S .w'uu.. I I f• I Ao1 b•lliiCif JlaiM n..t h Wasltable, E..y l R I :~ing Boss . ·' speaker L ·, I · -Front row, Harold Vance. Middleport: Charlet • •eport; Back row. Darlene Goff, Rutland; Cheryl ")lenter, Rutland instructor. and chairman of the ~. the first place winner, girls, M~rlene Hoffman, of in a band t:oncert. · < 7:30 Wall 01sDe7 Member Focltrol Reserve Sy1ttm . I ' ·.,.:· ., ''' •' ·'··~i,:!:~M~t~ne~~rsv:i~ille.SATURDAY- delport ' s--'ing ~'=" ' Parker Minersville· In Pomeroy Mayor CharJes Patter..;n Pomeroy: Legar's court Saturday ni&hl, Williams R~tl nd ' Paul E. Clark, 34. of Middl• ~[tMisiiioNS ' SU~DA.Y _ port. forfeiled a $200 bond oa of driving while )n. Leo G1'bbs , New Haven,. at charge . ted d ..... bond Senneth Wandling, Pt. oxtca ' an . ~ ....., ~ a 'asllllt;· Daisy Blakeslee, Po- warrant for falling to stop WitbMrs . Demaree Se x.1on, in a clear assured distance. iiml.eroy ;· Janice Page. Rut· Pullins, Pomeroy. Melp General Roapllol plSCI!J'JI(iES SUNDAV ADMISSIONS SATIJRDAY Rupert Howard. and daUo Clara Murray, Middleport; NorHartford: Fred Sayre, ma Goodwin,, Pomeroy, ; John Stout. Columbus; DISCHARGES SATURDAYAnderson, Clifton; · Ed- CUba Little, , Cheshire; Clillortj .Thomas, Cbeshlre; Eunice Dewh..nt: Pomeroy; I! e r t b a ~~ler,Reedsville; Gladys Vol· Rerifro, ~~~tjcl-; C.lii -H i It, ' Vernon. Middleport. . ili'R•Mi>: - Mr. aDd Mrs, Leo ADMISSIOII'& ' :iruNDAt· New Haven, uon; Mr. Rlcltw;d :F:~ ~lePbrt. Mrs. Sen..th Wandling, Pt. DISI::HARGl!:l) SVNDAY !tasonl, I 100, Nooe-, "'. "' ~ -1-1 ' •'!i<, ' • �.. ' • ', ' NOW YOU KNOW lfllll k llle llllr ....., .. . . Ullll'bl ........ frtolelo k .. llllldll...,...., ...... of,...... doe km±... ............ IJ, II - . . ' • •• • enttnae ....,......, __ _ lr .,. • .... 'ft:Ai'ill ........ .,........ .... ,,.., ....... lw&klnl4a''-' ...: • _ l er Moves ' . : 10 Citadel 'I nto 'Oh NOW SHOWING ''THI lEAST OF YUCCA fLATS" Douglas Mellor, Barbar• Francis and Special Guest Star, Tor Johnson as the Beast. "OPERATION CAMEL" Nora Hayden & Loui! Renard •START$ SUNDAY "BEWARE OF CHILDREN" Les lie Phillips., Geraldine McEN.·an & Julia Lockwood - and"THE HALF PINT" "Dinke" the Chimpanzee, Tomm~· Blackman and Pat Goldin Shown At 2 & 7 Sund•Y PomerQy Church Hospital News Sends Delegates To ·Jst Session memberl o1 1.z·Z·Z·Z·I ·Z·~~ ' SATURDAY LAZY DOLLARS! Perhaps you have some that are not pulling th• share of the load these days. Might be hiding 1 the cookie jar, under the mattress or even in safe deposit box. If you have any "do nothing" dollars that ore "' _,... working 24 hours a day, 7 days a week earnii'JI good Interest, then it's time to become acqualnte\ with a bonk savinga, account, Insured JGfety., f We Poy 3% Interest On Your Savings The FARMERS BANK ( and Savings Company, i Member Federol Ros•rve System l Membor Federal Deposit Insurance Corpontlo: 'pOMEROY, OHIO - •..:- .t: A DON'T REA UNLESS YOU , TO SAVE A -L F 1 After l : WCH$-"' Channel 8 OoOO TV Clasm:otn o:oo CapLam Kangaroo IUO The ~I•ID SbOW !Oo30 MJgllty Mouse PlaJboUN 11:00 RID Til l'lD. • IUO Roj Ro~. ShOW 'i2o00 Sky King 1 / Mo111 T - Of Experimentation, PMI!ty 0 tl o r, Luns No Brvsl: or Applied lo A.ny Soorfece - ' IT'S 'i. 7.30 YET IS ~ • I Gleason 9:a0 Have Uun Will •ravel 11 :00 Newa 11: UJ/ ...ate ShoW. 12:00 IIOWI . ' • WHTN·"' Channel ' 13 . ' LATEX P. 1:1» Pat • MIJ::e 1:311 Word cl Life le:iill Soelal ~ ONlY w. Ja..:Kle lO::IIH~n:rcb ol Cl:rl8& il:illl CariOOoaviiJe li:311 8jloJi)' ' ~ 12:111 Bus• l!uDD,)> $1.29 11: 30 A11Ua18111 : 1. :~ Fbcka 1:311 Superman 2:110 Let'i 0...... ,., Oa•" 1:311 8o•lii!B "' 5:00 ·~orld ol lljlorlii •:30 Wmtli!la ' ' dli Galli:); ~ l:iO B-.iiiiiJ IN A CHOICE OF ' BEAT THIS IF YC ' ' 1:1141 LAIW..... , 10:110 Figbr 01 1r w• •1 Well< llxni " l0:45 Make 111at ~ U .... Aesd<m, . .\Ward • "~· ,'' M-ay,' April !t, ·a.. U. Klondike Annie (1936) , Mae West, Vic McLaglen. Cb. I Ka· tina, John Derek, Barbara StuElizabeth Montgomery. ' ' lUO GuolllliOkJ J. , JiaDi Ber:diZ. B:iro Defend•ts. CRES1 100~ I :00 Doc Iars At Work 2:25 Orioles Vs, Tigers 5:00 Kentucky Derby . 8:00 Early Show 7:110 Cannon BaU ECOtiOMIC\1. Of ECONOMY IUYEt ' New dad's 1:30 ')'raVel li'llm . 2:00 !fo\!D f< Countr)l 2:15 llizey DeiiD Show All l:•o:iol ...._. 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