http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7fed57d4724497a7a3234326a0ab433c.pdf af0d8ff9b75d9d8065338b94e462b2db PDF Text Text ....._�...,. ... -_ , • j _____ ... _ . . �· ... -. . ..-- - -· · · ·- -- · . ... . . . � .. . .. .. Aux i•li•ary Plans E nterwinNl Surulay . 2-Day Bazaar I.!> Sond,y �'"'"' tho w..un,n,• ter Youth FeUow.t'lip of the M id- A'd I T IUC k F Und � Presbyt.erla.l 1 � - -- ._. ...... . ,_ .. .. • • • · •- O h '•' ....,... - . ·---- . 18, 196 1 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0., Mar tio,pJiatlPd. ., tho """' o1 !ho mHtlni • d Hel \ g Meetin inl how' ••• an)oy«I. prnn Magnolia Temple Pythilm Sis- IIOC ed Ind prilea ■wanied dlieport First Unit The Syracuat Ladies .\w:Uiary tef'! met ln regular ses!OOn Tbur,._ i wert pijiy J chl . kl�,, Fire De l. will llold a n Easter Ba• day tvenlng at the DAV haU � tile wumen. A dleael1 eount , . rennt'r. 1�. I , I ChurC'h will entertain theWith. > "'1r,t!tl l lsabt> \ Mrs. a dintht Home of • nty g Cou t . I from tht An organit.ational mee in excellent chief , Willi aerved by lit.abet Burhll 11114 r ch 31 and Satur- Ema Jesse, most Ma �da Fr uuir n ied M1S!1 Mary Phil.bps Y pa an-om h. l•hurc Club the 4-H ner al 5 30 at I Pomm!Y B,enders Senior . . Erna Jeue . oor I presiding. of �ew Havt'n, W V.ti , to P1U� r a mw,ical day. Apr il 1. on tht g�ound fl dinne tl\e win •• beld wednesda� t-vt"ning at Follo lo ed l will " rec� they waa where Invitation burgh yt'sterday begmnlng o11t A.n . the home ol Mrs . C. E. Blakeslw. 1 K_ ll be Presented · ASllisl - 1 of llw vUlage h.all 1 v isit . h . Phillip ' s brotht'r I program wi · M 1s� _ wit . , I attend mspection of Wilkesville Lincoln Heights . tn with the meeting and part '.>' 10 a. m . each day. . . m an d da 1 J !� ���to has retu rned lo ai! their counselors. Mr. and \ There will be lilied Easter basOff.iceM were t'la_.\.ed !or, . tht' e �� ;� � :�:: �n =� . coming year . mcludmg pre�1dt"nl . 1 sC'hool after being absenl for St'V· , Mrs. Rich.ard V augh1111 and M rs keU and colored eggs for sale on Newton ta ma Everette Bachl\t!r and the wiU invitation from Betty Ulere 1 April An days. t""ral days with nu Janet BrGWn: v ice pres ident. Car• I both i � ttend II food demonstration 11t Mr .tind Mrs Prke Wolft" of lster of the church. Rev. Howa ah be pies. oiyn Vaughan . secn>t 11�. Kart'n __ ;' Co. �he Ohio Fuel Gaa Co. offire, Mid• Formerly Smith Clothbll Woos I.er rt'turned hofflt" Thursd�y ; Ru:>pelt . Hoffner: treasurer. J_arw 1:1-aer '. l g by filled will be Orders seeirl I dleport on April rt was aceepted. � MIDDLIPOitt, OH� ____ ___ arter spending sever al day.s with news reporter. Jenn ifer Loh.<.e , , • auxiliary member or call any of ade via.it the (or .'fy· , , \ Plans were m his sister Mr8. Ralph Gilmore. tt('re&tkrn leade r . �lila Carpen• WY 2·6'.129 or WY 2-6243. \ v. 1 ­ 'rhur Home Of Jane Campbell district deput . man. chair UC Carnahan : book Eber Mrs. loc.il. and ter : S('rap of pro l Th opening the i� is )N' 1 _ bersb� h repo� was <1 f.' . E ma11 s chai Davi th r heal Floyd : d a M r G_ilm?re n ma Vaughan . . I Nam• Brand many the auxiliary w ill spon�r · : i:: Bertha M cKeniie home were m Sugar Creek, Ohio, Y<!S- I ticia Blakeslee a11d sa{f'ly l·ha1r· . r the to add lo i order in UN:11 in • 1 om the hospital and improvilllg terday and today 00 ,busme8:'. . Merchancllse m:m Linda Moo rt'. fire truck fund of w�ich they fr fl. rs were sen!; ber wbi� new \ Ph�U�ps 1.1f• Austin o we Mr 1md M n,. and _ Mrs. Harold LohS.t' inslallt"d . _ __ __ deposited $2:M in Ul60 besides buy. and family, who have been hvmg \ A potluck diner was hel� by the fkers and min 1:itur e �-H girls ! machinecandy C'Ottoo a ing with Mrs. Phillips' p.art'llls, Mr. Busy Biee Class o( the Middle rt were prl'St'l)htd lo eaeh l>y �1rs. : which cast $2911. Donations by rea• Jr • and Mrs. Joe Wilson, s mce lhe fire First Baptist �ureh Thur ay Blakesltt J>rh \t>d.!l for th, Y ident& of Syracuse toward11 the al their home in Pomeroy have eveni ng preceedmg the regular were �i�sc.ed. . Crrlifa-11lrs wt'rt' \ pr ajects will be appreciated. "",1 ,Pal ne1a Blak.-�lt'+' moved mto the Hysell property �.1...1 � meeting of the class . �W31UQ,1. Monkey Run. They plan ta repair 'I'ables were decor ated in kffprt>edved .i, 10-y�nr 4-H pin ;ind \ thl'ir own home and re-oceupy lt. . Jennifer I.oh,,e " honw t",·om.m11C"s mg w ,'th St· Patrick"s Day with Adult Bible lid ' _c, Vaughan, Don 1 and Beth · pin. Shamrock nut cups at each. plac't'- Meeting W a, HeId ren of Mr . .-nd _ Mrs. _Richard , Mrs. Char les Lewis was in char ge The Adult Bible Class of the Reb-t'shmt'nls Wt'l"t' St"rvt>rl by V aughan , are 11! al their home Pnir icia Bl.lkt'slee Lo tht' mem- l of the table decorations. T h - Syracuse EUB Church � �t the with C'hl('ken pox. . 't>nf' 1 C" bt-n and on'-' g11r�1 , � was given by Rev. Don home of Edna Edwards m Mme_rsMr. and M r s. Keith. Moore and bles ing \•�, . ;1:. :1 Diehl. I guest. M r� ville Thursday evening. A readmg daughter. Cheryl Ann: and Mn. ! ald Boone who was a �Jeannie from the scripture, Luke 9· 51-5Ci I ,.,, - - - · �Ide Moon• of Gallipolis and M�1. , Boone .tind d ughter' b the astor Rev, Frank Dunn, Sidney �ur st of_ lA"n. w. Va., Vl&- were al� gu�s�,. M RS. CHA RLl:S E. SPt: NCE R ...._ <il< f by Edna Edward� and I adOll er l a i - ; _ �:: were Clark Eileen _ r : ��:: � by :;\ lng re a s a o rt a :i Cl,f f Tucnec, who ha, been . patient I room lo, thei, b"''"'" meetm, •"' . . I ""f at Meigs Gener.al Hospilal, was . e- \ and program. 'I'he meeting was \ Attendmg were E. d ith Hood Lilarr o f Po����.t.OiW:JfMWMfl�wus • 1 Nlr.1--h'...fl •mlJ·lh r Ofl kt> rs for \ht' ,·urning yt>a r , M r . and Mrs . �� r n e_s t C ; :k d.Mm:·u:rr:re:er,•11 : : I ndndlta imiU, - �� ,,mL v., re ele('lPr1 at 1ht> nw�ting o f the m a r tiage ot th�1r dau�te r � tht' Gral'e ��pis,·opal l 'ht11T h , to M r . CharlPS F.. Sp e n, W omt'J\ ht'ld Thur:-tlay ;,I t he p11r • and 1he late Mr. Raymc I' ome1. oy . l�h how;e. . The marr 1 ge The fori·noon was <rwnt in SI'.,.. I � . Ing fol' lhf' d11ldrPn's homt' o1 11 \htil Th o n_ Lau1 � l l' ,nl'inn �li A pothw k dmnl'r· w,th G te\l of[1c tal11 �-. l ie m J we her r o . � I desst'rt by rtll"� John l .if'1 1 i\i•r l � r ta o�e lace ton _ t·o and Mrs J F. l) Hort 111grl' was blue <OOlffllltlEDI and a rorsage of whit e g . lit noon &erved Wayne and -• the popular . MARCIi ii 11:00 Meet the Prell A rerep lion was held Mrs . Fl't'd Crow .Ir pr,. �irlt"d "1 I Canadla■ Clllllfllly team w . I c b 8:30 Newt ,, .. Sign "" t . · Pomerov. The sin�s :w ssm n ; rul ,1lf l( ·N s l ��h �� Th e grcio - .. ............. .. the u.s 10:00 Chrlstopher 8:40 Wealher m is . '. o n. � were Mrs D:ilt> 10:30 Mr, Wizard lo lbNuab - -- .. emp , an is . .. Sports ol and pt'fl1d enl: Mrs Th+'l)(liH·t' FIP• 1 1 Scho •-n. Ed Sulllvaa Show" during 1,00 Shirley Templo 11 : OD Countdown Va . W t Columbia Sr·• vice pnt�idt>nl . Mrs. H,obe_rl W · · the put !ff -· will be tha h J: oo N■tlonaJ m• tbl■ ts Life at Velvet o I coupl e is S1ur y St'('rrlury aml Mrs Ceih 1('. I ��he atan ar lbelr own comedy aeries 12 , IN> 1"' Cbapel I: 30 Tab Runt.el . . , p omeroy.-- .- . -- Clark..· ll't'llSUl"t'I"' Vott" , app •·ec 1 • Ave 1 12:90 New,i ... CBS-'IV -- ,_ ... t:00 Chev, Show atl4m was �iven Ill Mrs 'row_ 10.r I 1be - mtllled ''R I g h JJ:411 Onlted Steelwol'lers tG:00 Loretta Youn, her two )'ear� .'l('fV lte � s p 1 l'SI· • Time," wtn be the 1ummer re. MIO Big S Bowfmlli 10: 30 Blllll Angela dent. It Wll!> <Hll!QU11("t"d llwl lbei i Pl-' !or "1be Jack Benny · 1 1 : 00 Newa 2:0D tlappy ann\lal Chun·h Womt"n s mr 1 ing , , . ,.�eI• , �a Program.•• n will be 1)l'elented '1111� · l t Hobt . Mrs J l : ID Wealher 2::.0 lfflA Basketball wt1pId b@ held al thi,,. Cl .urd1 of. \ . (on h1ld I Sund� at 1:30 p.m EDT, from the or l ·icll'n t's i P_ 1 1 : 15 Mm,ie !1:60 Reading Out Lood the Redl:'t'ml!I'. t' mn11nat 1, Apri 1 . W he · 1 l!po! 'dl Jwie 15 thru Oct I. Ml(• UP. I Lea� (100 1 l : 00 Sign Off 5:3ft Chet Huntley Reportirig 25 and 2li. r pvrn\ day Thur "High Time," Jobnn1 Wayne Jn m1>t s group · n on ti 1t' I,ook · ' Trt' A 4ist•uss1o Gt F\1el Ohio tl•t> 11{ and Fnmk Shutter wtD be ,•Qr-­ uffkr lh., · ,.. ati-w Years," " as {"Onl mut'd 1r o� ! fnr it s r rgu lar meetini,: a111 ring: In their firll situation com,. Wil• : . . I.isl meelmg w i th t tui H.ev. 00kin R dt-mon.� l r it ion by ;i . edJ aerie!. The pn,gram, ta be !!i: :1 · 0 Rocky & lPr'endl 1 l MARCR !fl liarn A. Ro�rh. Mr� . . Themlorr NE'w lon rr11rPs<!nta 1ivlf'. taped In Hol!yw,]od. wDI revolve ld'IO Paul Wlfl(hell !'.HNI Ml'f'I The Proressor EbersbaC'h. Mn Lit>lw1lt•r and Otht'r ofhct•,rii elrdt>d werr around the humorous adventure, '11 6:30 WBlt Dlaney 12::30 Pip. ThP Piper Mr�. J . 0. RO(."del as 1_ he pmie'.CullLims .as vic-e presr hl l)wig or the Ncreatlon directors or ■ 7,o Maver5clr 1 Mrs. A. t:. Meh.lman _will bt h 1 - fll'I Directions '61 D.ile Walburn ;1� se('rf Mr� I swank aummer reaort. · �8 !!0 1.nwman t esa al lhe ne1CI meel ing al hn Mr � R kha nl v,,u�h;10 as trP l :30 l'15'1t'II _ and -'ndWet'S ,. . M The Rebel homl' un Chester Rood. \ er and Mr!. Robert Sdim, TELE-NOTES, Bp,aklng or Su� ft: 30 The r,b,ndeH 2:00 'l'be A.ri11wer publi1·11 .Y d1:iirmm1. livan, Erroll Gamer wi?l interrupt 10::111 Winston Churchill 2::. Brldl!f' F1Vt' nt'W membN!> Wt'l'C his current crOP countrv t o u r, 11 :00 Newt !l :<Nl lnlo lh"' le;igUP durin� 1hl' hu . SDOlll!IOl'ed by lmpretarlo Sol Hur• 11 : lf'IMnvletlma mPt'li ni,: t·ontluded by \ht' ok. to :1ppear on the oolumnlst's dt•nt . Mrs Churlt>s i\�a Br,m CBS-TV ■how March 28. This wtU Tht•y are Mr�. llowal'd Wesl, be the ::iopular pianist', third ap­ 4:00 N V Philharmonic 13Gncert MARCIi ZI d , Mi's . .luhn l Plan! were disrussed for C'ele- E..trl Davrnpo pearar.ce oo thal thow th!.s sea--- · 5: OD Ted Mack 9:00 Rev . Matthe-. braling the Z.Mh annivNsary of ' - - ·-- - s, 3fl eone1Mc Bowl 11:30 !\tr F'Ol'C'e Pre!lefltl the club when the Ho,:k Springs Lucien Farrar, popular Roulette 6· 00 I l.ovf! Lucy 10:00 �1i�ioua Pr�rram setter Health Club met '£hursday I records .tar, iB �urttntly- tcurini;i: 11, 30 2.oth CenlurJ 10: 15 .-mertcans at Work aft..1·noon at the Gran i;,;t' Hall willi !, South America while hia lale.t 10:30 �1h!.kml PT'ol{r818 Mrs. Arlt'!! Ab_!>oll as hosle�s, record, "My Dream. .. JS u,,,..__ ,im Mil\t'r gave Wl\li 7 · :m OmnlR - Menace Mr"11\ pl"f's1ded · Holidays c..;.-uf'!it'r Hl,:?hWIIY :00 Mn1 · Roy II leased north el lhe border. 1 t's l 1 1mltr . R-oe &I Sulllvou Show ing tulk 011 11e I · .3(1 C11mer11 Thl'NI t the met'ling which openl.od w•_'.11 l 1ie leres1 backed by a very catchy ro,-1: 'n' tht' Goldt'n i\nnivt'rsary ( 9: 00 G, E. Theater club song, "Br ,i:hten the LOl"lll'I" I · 12·00 Rev r.ihht'i NUer, "Yea, Vea. Hmmm . ht>ld in Wasl1 ln�lon, 1'· 30 farlr eennv Whert' You Are," followed by the I t<'4! 12 911 C>ral Rnhf'rts Hmm," which lhe talented y,-ung­ 1rHIII r,andkl Camera I � 1960 when 1he Su�,ir Bur. Lord's Pr ayer and Plf'dge to tht> ster penned himself. 1n S. A., Luc• J:00 Rev Wilcox :et Thursday evt•ning at lfl·1n What's My Llne Flag. Mr8. Maxine Arnold. Mrs. \ w len bu been nicknamed "el _lov· ::30 Bowlini 1 1 · 00 N�W!I 1 JU� i hoo1· Lewis GrueSf'r and Mr s. w·II' en Nat Cole'' - the youn!I N a t 'fhe mN•l ing i n rhar�e of 11: 15 Lalo! Show 2: so sports spectaC'ular Grueser W.!r� numed as the ''Kins" Cole . . . . . . , T1lu1 s Janw Mr� Pnt. tation comm1�tee foa- the an nwer- rt'sid Alldr� MeaOOWe , who l)]ayed TODAY Tt . pn1y PTA n �d with. the sary ceitbra\1on. Jackie Gleason's w\Ce ln hk Jong­ '. in hl'ld bl' tu lrwt meeting Channel 3: 2 P. M. NBA Playoff; Ch■nnol 3: 4 The pn,gram , In charge of. Mrs , vilH'. April ZII, was announ1 running aeries, ,i,ill soon :!ilflr In • t M. P. NIT Basketball College tournamtnt; Channel four 01 ed Hurace Abbalt , ron!!oisl her own comedv telefllm striP.J . . mt't'l ing o( the PTA Chornl I 13: 6 P. M. wresUing; Channel 8: I 0:00 P. M Flgbl '. the , of 11rtldn, "The Legend George Gobel. misain� from ht'ltl .it the 1\i-l ounly M111.l. of the week, 10 round welterweight contest. y, e l 1 a 1:1, Shamrock" by Mn. WIibur the regular teleAcreen1 this aea­ ter on April 3. w..t� al�o an1 "Cold Rtomedy '' by Mn Willlam ed 1:1nd thost! inlt'r••stt'd in F ama, ill about to start filming: a SUNDAY Gru�r and "ke �aler l'"or paling ure urged lo a\len< U•IU'CI Pre11 lntenallna1 new 1ltuaUon comedy serieJ. tit­ Burn11" and "Swlmnunii Afler first gradt' t,rn)!ht by Mrs. NEW YORK IUPll - In case led "My Uncle Elroy." Ch■nnol 3: I P.M. Big Three bowHng; Chann� I Meal&" by M rs. John Hartun g. thy Barnes. won the alter you may have wlJIKlered why the Lawrence Welk. and his Cham­ 3: 2:30 P. M. NBA Basketball; Chonnol 13: 2:30 P. I Group 11rtglng of "Bleal Bt' the bamner. "Dow Hour or Great Mysteries" p&Jitlltl Music Makcn, c-urrmlly M. Sports spectacular, (1Huntin� and .F'lsblng", Vis­ TW" and the mizpah benedict ion Mrs. W1 11i11rn /\nrlt"r �on " enjoying the ponu:artty ,I thP.ir series. scheduled for thla aeuon it to NUo Farms 640 atre shooting preserve in Ea� cloled the mttting, at \tie ute of abOllt one a month, hit tune. "C.lcutt!II ' number one chan,;e of llil' proi:rnm wh; Alton, Ill. Bud Palmer narraie,. on all '!h;rta for the 111st f !;I ur baen't been beard rrom for sever-­ flefl'C!!IM'lftl• wnre served by ened wilh u :i('\l�·lion, • · Tht · II, r1 , Pmntl' 1lit'_ med a of n di11g abovtl the the answer Uea in a al months, to · tvey■,,haff a new 'bot 1'$."H'� � the hoaten � ome10� I of O I ll' flute Mn. , tre Radford Jfomer the BltlPds. lt"a t:1e them� wnt, s nsor problem. 'Mae spon110r Hal and J.fr1. po Charlotte Bronte'• n:mantlc major advertilml already have • . tornpt� Kay' Smith School. Roy Mn. rd. "Mv :n,- ScNJt.•· from th, ""I"'- · novel, a tied the nine projected drama, AfflOI Leon . "J.,_ Eyr,,,• will be' CBS- plaoed order, and !ho � 11 llU' Fred MaeM11rrav TV l'fOln" am · TV'a "l'amDy Claadca" apecial sold out thoug:h �ber, '1181', to a campaign for a certain � end Donnie, Mn. Norman Weyers- Drnke 11ml Pa�la O Bnei , , back4id ht "Out of n �ear.& l u· o uct. then realized thal lhe prod­ miller, Mrs. Hugh Bearhs. Miss tn ,pet !no. Hn.:ky Campbt for 'nluracley, Aprll _'J/1 ... AJ. Lo..tta Younll'• drama ......, Is , w _ y d .lu und H0tiv•·r Humberla d r Edwc1. ' It · tbou&h one aponsor WOZl't be bac-k schtduled uct had only a te&SOllal appeal ClrOl Bearhs. Mrs. Skv." to call It a career after Fabian has beea �l!Jled f"' 11,o phrey, Vh:ki Abbott. Mrs. Oliver played • "t:hiquil a " ,Jt>r1111fer and a mid-winter promotion ·••• next with . "'ftle Uiltoucli.ebles" eight yeais when the ......... N­ for bo,l h gl Pat Boone lbedacular· wbtcll will a waste. The aeriel!I may nmme Clark and Mr1. Clifford Lelfhell. wa� the pim11stMrs. aeuon, ABC-TV reporla thrH nms are over next September. M1.lter, The s1M'aker. 1'hit Mid meetinl will be held he aeea on Aaril • 1hortl1 to help .en another prod­ U.. )IOIIIII o( Mrs. Maxine Arnukl I'd importani-e of _family U uct of the •me 1pomar, or � )' �1• with Mn, Arleie Abbott in ch.arge �tolvd that the pnmar erl Salldek APOCiatea. Ille pro­ of thA nmm-am and Mn. Hoca<.-e the Jevr-h,pment of a child ducer, may get an er.tlrelJ. new the honw . 10 instill Nllur, ,-�-�t ,t. � · spir itual slandardi;. Slw all ---c-:::--:,, · The two leadinl men far ''Tum­ that fllanner�. morals r ed ilclloett Johnson bleweed,'' a new (IM-hour ...t­ Ugion are lirsl \aug.hl at before lhe rh1ld rraches ern lffi811 bein1 made by Watt­ ,g,. er BrCII. In HoU:,wood rot ABC I · Re(reslmwnts l"arrying , 'l'V eq>OIUNI IIMt aeuon, ·art1 Ev• I Girls st. Patrick's Day th� ,� an MoConl and Chad Everelt. 11,on II 11:aln Wear served at th, dose of the II : McCord can be 9Mft 1n u..ten I Ill £ver7 Pair. by Mrs. Roy Tracy, :t,}y • 1y in the rolt of "Mad Do&'' Charle• Radlonl. Mrs. �- · , Cell In !he MOYie, "Portrait at ■ ,,. ton, Mn. Rob.:rl Fetty, Mobeler. '' E'fenll aloo wll lie In ford Jacobs, Mn. Robert \., J the film bol,IIIIII -. • Jn a fM!:Ur­ Mn. George H arris. M ' '"J;·./ ed part In •'CJaudeJIP, JnclWl '" , · £,·_ Brumbalow and Mu.. 11ay... •. ·•'I;.( , ·. · · .-------:-, , Cl,ildren Will Be Around A n d About M .dd leporf Benders' Cl ub . �ames Officers /for New Year II ,� .. . potI k o·,nner I \ I i era., I ,\,\r s. Du tto n Is New Pre side nt '' u Chu rch Gro up I I Bu r bridge-Spence r Vows Rea d On , \ �� ;:r'.�:: Feb rua ry 1 2 At Lau. rel ,1o�t fr 1 a'� l�1i jo::r: STATIC SIJNBA Y W S AZ-TV Channel 3 - .. ,.,,: VOL XII NO. 282 I Ctub' s 25th Anniversary Is Being Planned W I-I T t..l . T V l r1.......,,.1 13 """ Tal k Given On I Na tional PT A ..... ,, .. 1 hw•- Weekend Sports On TV TV NOT[S I ii all """''°'· ·,; :�,.s • 0 Es . "'Boy. ' J�i �·�. : I... ____ �1. . ,r • , ,-. . ' ' JD�• ' ' ' ' J 41 -:-'"'-.. I . ,"tVC:- ..... I @=wt fftl' ...... ... 1e na con I I •i j I Middleport wu flooded Satur- M iddleport Superintendent of , tlclpate In the Stale col'ltelt tG be us of Kyger Creek. State University, IUchard Schillday with over UIOO Wgh achool, Schools Lee McC.omas and instru- held 800JI in Columbwi. l I Judge■ a warded raing ,if ing o( Miami University, Charles , 1 student, hen fol' � competi- mental muaic instructor Eugene Awarded ratinp of "Super• "Good" to Racine band&men,Tbompeon ol Ohio Wesleyan, tion In band and chorul categor- Sears were bosts for the meet. ior " were bands from Cba�y- North. Gallia, Clay of Port.snouth, George Strickling of Height& High Jes. The event was Dlstr �l 15 com- Dovtt Higb School. Athen1 High and tbe Cheaapeake Jwuot Band Cleveland, T. Herman Dooley ,;;f Eating place, IP)I.OWn were O\t• petition sJlOD80rtd by the Oh.io Scbool, Ironton High Schol, The 'ftie lit year band from Bever!y Troy High School, Harold LeFa• er capadly as tht young people M u s i c Education A8SOCiatiun Plains, NelBonville High Schoo], r eceived a rating of fair. vor of Coshocton High SchooJ and toured Middleport llln81Y, by drawing musical groupt:1 from as Oak Hill, and the Junior Band1 Judge1 for the compeUtion we--e Charla, L. BrtKlai of Roofleveh pairs, trios, and 1n larger group!!. Jar as Ironton and Portsmouth from Portsmouth, McKinley and Dr. William McBride of O h l oHigh ol Dayton. 'l'he muslclalll were provided light duwn riv�r, Logan High Scl...iol to lrnnton. by the Middleport th• north, Oak Hill and J acl<,on RATINGS MADE High School calelerla lllall at to the west, ond M,tomo,., "?- Rating, of excellenl w e , e noon. ,'( river . a.warded lhe schools of Rutlaod B ELLA IRE, OhlO ' (UPI) - West v·irg inla Univers ty In addition to the l!l(ffl8 UOD Seven SC'hool OO nds re<.-eived SU· Kyger Creek, Alb8ny Consolldat-, l b�sket 1 ball star Lee Patro_ne rescued a 40-fear�ld Bel• etudentt in tewn hundreds more · perior ratings in judging Satur- ed Matamoru. &outh Point, York , 1 . 1 Loe' a1 from 8\IChte1. Cbe■apeake la1re woman who Sundtiy Jumped from a bndge rnto the ___.,_ many puienta, were � d;iv morrung. incluwng 1 . ' Ohio River. Patrone went into the frigid river after Wilband 89 spectator■ to watch their , seven SC"hools �1th Su'.}er_lor Coal Grove. the Gll'l1 Chorus of· i . favorltea perform. I rntmgs are now ehg1ble to par- Matamoras, 11nd the mixed cbot· ma Otis, who plunged some 90-feet from the bridge which spans the Ohio between BeUaire and Benwood, I ref_,. I patrone Stars AS Rescuer I The W. Va. Mrs- Otis was reported in eritical condition early to­ day in a Bellaire hospital. She suffered from shock and undetermined internal lnjurie8. Patrone said he and a friend were driving to Benwood for a basketball game when they beard police sirens. "We followed the police cara to the edge o( the river," hit said. "We started yelling at the woman to turn back, but the current was too IWift," he said. After one un• successful rescue attempt, Patrone discarded his outer clothing and started swlmmtne toward the woman. u1 bad to dig in when the current took her past me,'' he said. "When I got to her, it was terrible." 14 There was blood streaming from her eyes, I guess she hit the water head flrst. She was actually blue, She really scared me. I think I ,aw the face of death." Charlesana Kay Hess and Jact Bacon, a Pomeroy-Middleport eoup]e, left, •� won the 1961 Meigs-Mason "fast dance'" c hampionship at the Pomeroy Jumor mp School Auditorium Saturday evening. Mi ss Hess is the daughter of Mr. and Jin. Charles Spencer of Pomeroy, and Mr. Ba c\Jn is the s011 of Judge and Mrs. Johll C. Bacon of Middleport. Taking second place were Ruth An:, Edwards and Bill Youngt of Pomeroy, and third place runnersup were Kay New and Junioi.· Mattox of New Haven , W. Va. AIJ three couples were pr esented with large goldin trophies by em­ cees Kenny Hysell and Leon Jordan. Jud ges were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Youngwerth. Approximately 400 teenagers attended th e dance sponsored by the Pomeroy Emer• gency Squad. Congre ssional App rov al Of JFK's Educatio� Aid Bill Expecte d -- If! '" ;�: .i::.:.� :=;�:;, 0 Little Chance Seen For It I ;��· Attendance Workers From With Parochial Aid Added the :.::· :::· t:1� :··��!;-:.: ...... white ro,1...... m.. Nine Coun ty Area To Meet WASHINGTON CUPI) - Administration forces ap- M•soa couattie• .. ,. .. • PROGRESS REPORT - A Daily Sentinel camera provides thlo pN!gress report on construetlon of Pomecpy's new eleme ntary school buil�ing on Mulberry-av. It ill expecte4 to be ready for occupancy noxt September, r·,placing two old I r a d e 1eboola, Stiger l\un and Central-. Constru ction has been slowed ta receat weeks by Inclement weltllir and excessive water ru noff off 11!!,.bl,1!,J>tfls.OLP,,!,� l',."l\' school. peared confidenl today that Congr.., would appr•�• President Keitnedy's aid-to-educatlon program if the rellgtous and segregation inue1,cmild be kept out. Middlenon:Ma11 Hurt Today In Coal Mine Car Accident which\ ...,. reported ••st •• "'I- Brake F.ailure Mr R h, 1, I Racme • , D'ed I saturday Eve Brought Minor Auto Accident ... -ka• SiJVCr . Theme Is Empb . For wednesday �,:!·, �=.�· = ===·" lll •,l.'l, fl«op •At Eastern · High �-dr- :;'a!°:f !be !.� � °'!:� bungu, === lluuell of and parr. Of s·�I Car Acc1"dents • Invest1g ated Beatnik Day· • m:! c_-•• •mo-:,_�� .a. Meigs Native Died Today In \ Springfield �!��:·.,::1U:·�: � ;a):..: =��":',� ::0::U:!::J."� ::,•t:!; :iu!= �,,_!J:"'.i!::: ......_ .;. "::' � d k A /f r- -;,,-..-.. .iip ;;;..or--. ..; Dea lh Olj Can, �•, a / Dena 'J'.v s e -It- ��_....:_.'.;"""''.�"."�-·r op- ., ........, � DI • ._ Al .,._ cl the - - Olllaod -- ll#lQ .....,. WASHINGTON <UPI! - 'lbe Into dlffeclllt Rpllcopal Cburcll bu uged ila All member, t.o work for abolWon ot � - ,. the dealb peaalty and bu laaD II' U INue with FBI Director J. Edgar ported, Hoover on !ho 1w>ject. A oomj)'' 1km of lheoClllCLI ioglc,al and )lraclleal .....,..,. 'Ille Frlmd!J Clrdl of 1111 l'od- qalmt eapltal puniabmeut ... orlll!l<I - will -· la 1•1 pobilobod OJ· U.0. -•• Neburdl al I al CouneU ft< dllt,ibullon to llpll, p.m. - 8-7 Bnc, - _. di...... throughout tile ...,,. lo ......hJtd . -ttm to It:- '° - SJ-• =:.:a: 1ad11iln. a , • /, I - ";.lt'y.j..._, ___ .r for oayblf 11>.i ,apl- that will lndiloe 11a1e leglllalurea Jal pw,illmr,,,t w e r e - 1o aboll,b lepl -- the pie who were unaware al tbe bar- documant ,aid: , ron perpat,llld by ,rtmlllab. ' " l'o acJta1a aplDat !ho evU ot ft lakl thfl "umupportad ....,_ capital p,m - ,_ pa,t l of the tloo" bu bad • "elev__,. el, mlulaa of the eburm," It!<!" ou lnlelligent -- ol ,..__ llu, ...., and "ID the - of po-; • man lo death -::..: �; Uttcal!J minded leglala.... oot- IP ..,...... .. ........ a)j,. the• -· -ieol la- Illa - ..,._.._, tt atadlel thal ha,e been made .i uld, becaUN all - life la the _..,_.. - ID the - of God and ,..=..;;:i;i:-.'" llol� = ,qoad IN-ougbl Mr. - lo ... -- � No -..- """' al. _______ �-..tled t p. m. Tuesday at the Routaong · ,-6led or uy m "P"' , ,.._.. ' ndemptlN loft. Home In Daylcm at The Sbe<ill', Department_ al., Nor cu ..- be ju,lifled Meednl( Tonight Browo>St and Jrvlng-av . on tbe bull they are .1nt1DOSCf to 'l1iZt NorthWfllterzz Local B a u d �st MEIGS Gl:NBIUL ROll'lTAL 8 .._.. IOClely bf detarrlng ,i. - w l 1 1 meol Monday, drarp ol oxi AJ ln Saturday AJm...lonl - Pbyllis catlon. l He will o1ent -• the .,_ Mid, llardl - al 7,,0 p.m ID I b e ppear local Coun Court. Kima, Pl. P"'8nt; Bomer ........ a ID ty "'Iba ovarwbolmlnl � Balland Blllb Sdlool Gymnasium Racine . wlilt the pmldent, Mn. Pearl Saturday mseharges _ .Lloyd ., .... - ...... - eapl- Cauday, In dwv,. TREATED AT BOIIB ... N , Raeme, and Robert -· Jal pull- lo aollhor • -- P1Nro will be mado for • nan- John Yo,q, llaeine RD, .... sy,....... . NIii le erlmo W • )XO-Mt.I - and - aalD lo be held trutod ! _,. of bn,ath Sunday Adml� - or All the ...nab!• - ,lndl- Friday and SaturdoJ, April 1'11o wm, mygm Salurday 'at by Smith, Pomeouy, and Jobnnt llaD.... 111■1 -- - .. (Ila, mi 111h .. the American Legiao the IICju&d. km, Cool•Olo. -•- 'looltenclwl 14,, � bDllfldil �. a;,�:.=:=�=-- .., e .,.unc1 rval I I i _ ... �.. , wlllo Mllllhlo•. H••••"• · ;.,,,.· . .,..The fifth annua meeti l ng of the West VIJ'21nla At­ ,.,MUI" HVM'M &tr• tendance Workers AlSOciation will be held at t6f MalOD �: 40'1, In tho tri-county .,.._ Democratic wome■ an -"' County Board of Education confe1 ence room in Poiat Both Welfare iteeretary AbraSpring bowed In officially Pleasant Tuesday, March 28 . '8 larhzl • COffl'N 111m or .,._ ham A. Rlblcoff and Sea. Wayne an excellent chance of winning i when th• sun erot.Md tho Attending the meeting will oe superintendent of. IChooll, will wlcffl to 1heir IDHlln( T)mw- Moree, D-Ore., Senate managPr a if were kepi :: : � oquMOr T. at 3:32 p.m. ES 4lay evenln( ID tile Second Ward of the Kennedy program, ,.,-,1ictattendance workers, 8U�SOrs, greet the auociatioa al: 11:45 N! ame ts. .,..,.. · · . .,.._·a,thelo., • Panhandla supermten Flreltoute 1e •blcln mn an al- ed the lawmaktt1 would reject Mone denounced advocates Of ...,., Is, m a. m. deDts • pnne1pa John Rke of Middlep ort is in b "fair'' condition at the ■o lczriied. rd unloaded ll nch2 tti 6 zui I . st tere ed teachers, and patrons Dr. M argaret Roa plydda_ amendments for what he .... ....,.,1.1a1 a n d privale ■chord sucb_ .-Mason Clmu: u,, Ole· , · w!lh 11:Vera i" ' · l b ro k , en 'b s n an d poss: •• 'bl Te of • now on e •• m• Saturda A ,IUIIOUlleffll ' e.a Ill- amendments and pa111 the le<>i"(rom a nine county area. Q:nmt- trist of Kanawha CmzntJ School, · o ay, '· . po••1eal power ot a "'·UMH: l .... t ernal l,DJUr · · les. .fo. 11owmg an acc1'd.en t this mornin o ••• u, . ie.11 represented will be Boone, will deliver • •• g at Mlnrtantly nad, ... . . . Brlq a • Kan in effect. unlt111 you yield to us •,.hom a talk entitled ''Bow latkrn wJtbout major change r•H 8:30 in the Joe S�W;llrt mine near Story's Run. M sou . ri is now S p ove l . . or c red Il y a\ •...twlelz•. ll et . ... eg 1' atlon. Rib n ou' ceded die emotiuPaO,- 6t- , 1 � J ij] " Middleport eni;!� I,. resc11e . ul lcoff con that the ■ltarniltod with IINt In ..., IHerallJ, • aame mem. a a T b � He ci howeve will be · .. , 3 1 r• to �ci: � urut squadsmen ��Ricit'Was · n- P1C'kens m a1t.eridance promiaed ld. &lie melt-If .,.. bWlon to help build public th•rn Iowa and northwo■t Wavne, ben llnly weu te para • meu jured wbilt iuQ�--.Ie ure to provide Mi saurl b given lor a question and aanrer Observers _ lit �e scene o� the aot tile �• _ MNI )' ould IChoo1a and raise teachera' pay ae , ecoming heny rain . • I w 'the program will begin witb a period. armg f eral to wlls pulllbg a � � car accident said Rice wa, dragged -be a " · wa in a great deal of trouble" llltereal ed � In sou&hern encl central 1111· od co LuncbeCJn wiD be aened at the from tbe mint. U aeveral feet down the incline lo p hlllll'l'• becauae of the Roman Catholic eburcb-a&pported a n d private nol• and .....,n KHluelty. peri fordu ffee at 9 : 30 a. m the son mul Che Had County Ma t � . e Ml wbDe 11:arting the mine by th weight ol the coal .,.,.._,...,...,,....,_,.,."' [ hierarchy', effort, to include fedthat Henderson School '1be denu:ln achools. .. ., 1 ., 7 ..,. ___ . ,.. ., ,,. , __ ., 0,_ ,.. ,.,. isor ., e of music, will down a bfll imide the m1De cau- car. Other workers moved the car lead group session rv will betiD with 11.nglns i&ral aid for NCtarian achoola. He Binging at 10:15 a. m. "" !ho .., te rua11 forWard 00 weighmg tbou,and, or pounds and llffll by the JUDior High Chorus ..... ,aid lhe amninlat.atlaa w,uld FinN Levied In 3 loaded with coal -from the Injured top of llloe. Jack mum of tho Bellemeade the diffction of c. Oludl -. have to u.. plenty of pentwloo Court · Actions • ODS , EUB Churcl, .,;u lead dewt...,. accompanied bf Mr. lladm. - told thet tho man , body . to pl .. ......,.i. throu&h Con- Three ,,.,..... appea red ID loWalden Roush, ...... Cow,Jy Rev, - w Cb-ndJer of lbe heavy mal cat Wfll'N all af his Sqoadsmen uid �ice i:ema1ned gresa. cal oounty court befon J u d & e • io b waa t _aufferiog in UB a COlllc Maio Street ea,u,t: <barb wili body except oae lea when It came Morse, chairman of the Senate Emmett Peoplea Saturday OD cltalk OIi "a.riaUanity ml � -ard on top of blrl,, He w.. teJue pain. H• w.. wu,h)e ,. tsy ..,,tun ,ubcomrnlttee, ag,oed latUIIII by the Oh State Pahol io 101)' C lonal Stability.• - w-. removed lnim under the coal car down. while in the aquad truck, with Rlbkoff. He -1d that Coo- Stephen E. Hoffman wu fined by al the ....u !'l""dsmen ..... president ol the enodetm The -- Poll<o Depart- ,.... never would approve tho ''° and ..... 00 cborg< ot mine before ICIOHIIDeD trrwed. will ,peak. ment wu called to Invest igate a mea!llll"e If an. anll-aegregatlon Ing on • yellow line. Otto Jamill Tbe lnjurad man, Ill yeari old. The conferace will ad)lura a NI . mIn r ace ent •t the ..........,on rider or non-publlo tdlool aid paid the _, .., a charge of bav- Homer E. Ro<WI, 19. Racu:e, WM tabD by the eJlle11eDcy following • _,.,._, of a -. . - .... .md Da· waa dead on arrival at ileige ing no operator, lice ot Nye.av and East Mam-II ye,. were added. ,quad .. tha office of Middleport In g to be held at G1envi1Je. Leu, . , D-Oa., vid G Grindltaff WH fined StO Geaeral Hosp!Jal Saturday eveterdiy evening at 10:u. phys�. Dr. Rar Plcteu, � T� � Seo . ing that discuaion 1riil be NeD. 8SlS a �---•� lm lo M- ... ffl�•-, LU.a nllt,llal b WU\: vi- aled.by.Joano Frost, llo said Kennedy • program had and costs on a char&e 01 driving nlng following an apparent beart ,\ ·car -• Cbenowith, W. Va. �- : ol attack. Mr Rouah WU born Oc- The Meiga C.Ounty Sherifrs de- Elemen 19· rl- Cbnter, Z'lm .Into the · back left of cenlei'• Dr Plekem Aki the w tary a:bool1. s. 111111 ID the Broad R u D partmeut investigated its 2Btb tober of llllOther driven by R o a e l d Aidmen Anwser 2 In ,,;., coodltlaa and mm' that " aa II ff/ Conunun;,y, Mason Counly. Bearh,, 13, lit. •· Pomeroy Olfl. Weekend Callll accldent or the ye,r th;, mon,. JIIOllble be may have fnlm,al IDRiverview Nipped I The jwiel. Be Wfl drl9en ta the boa- The 25th annual Home Demon- cer& ' , .i..e....i n was p,eceded 1 mg at , a. m 00 Route 7 one aJd Die brakts · 00 IHe car The Pomeroy emergency 1mlt S acU8e )1 Vietor death by hil parents. Joe a n d mile north of Kelroy' s Nite pJt■I by 0, E. McKialey with Dr. ltration Achievement Day w 1 1 I driven by Miu_ """' falled. No yr WIii called twice over the week� Trimble L o c a l nipped River- Angeline Weaver Rouab. an his d Club. One vehicle wa8 involved. , be held at M:kldleport High School charges were flJed. end. view U-21 and Syracue d\llllJK'd, wife, Allie. Children surviving ty li t J Auditorium Wednesilay Marcli 12 ce Claude Olen Reltmire of 17211 Pomeroy Po arm ed IID'lel At 1:31) a. m Sunday momin& Letart S3-l4 In the ,econd night a previoua marria ge are two sons, · A. , 41 of M dle rt Registra "tr tion Chester Road, Pomeroy, lost conill 1Uirt at 9:30 Sproule • id pu on squadllDeD went to tfle Red Keet- of play of the Portland Invitation- Howard Ro sh of Gates, a., nd ./. o barge • r of a kl r c operat n. a.m., the program at 10 a.m, trol of hifl car while traveling io on reaideoee Jn Mloeraville. He al Cqe Tournament , _ ec eu _ • av Clyde ol Toledo, 0., a n d Satw'd a He appear eo 111 M n rom arl Emphasla WlU be placed on the a uth. He r the ea f highway �� , ll)'OI' <ll WU aufferlng frmn an apparent night. as daughter. Mra. Helen Ranck oI s,lver Anniven&ry of. the Da, and Lttar • court. over a small embankment and 1' ... lrJdney aUment and tateu to a Trimble led nearly the entire Toledo, o. Saturday niSht in · PomeNIJ local pby t ab. members who W8l'fl Prd811t at his car overturned. a cian. At 12:!15 thla game but the cont.en wu nip and Other ,urvi v«t are bro•hen, the first meeting 25 yean ago Mayor'■ court action, Davld Chea- IIIOl'IWll aquadsmea ,.d_G,... Heavy � ..- was re..-...a to went to tbe tuck all the way Myera bad to Eber and Guy both of M • • o n .,.....,... ::",�- ., . SprinJ�•• Be An! urged to attend. The morn- ber and C. P. J'rencb, Afiddieport Emma Marki S:nitb w •• reaidence on for Trimble and 18. Field& and Everett our Ii� ::�?• window � Racine; f :::n:· DUil� program wfil be on hair ,tyl• �o � .: c.ondoMt. She had tallen oo 8 to m,h School aenlol'I aur-- iDI ei th nine. Eutenl led Rlver'Yiew wi ters Mn ea , A amof . gn. Rusche.I P _..., . ... ...._ _ _... iag and makeup and ·will be � , .._ '·- in ,... per •--..1 .... aldewalk and wu taken to t;co:� tomo� 00 : �=� : Meigs Coach Hilton Wolfe I Syra- eroy, Mrs. Dorcas R. Johnson of � r- the -,.:tent -, .,.. ..a.--� Wal 1........ Ebl r .g Du f , c"' _,,:, 1 of we H P le nt d n-0 · lal 0 hav1n an u:, --..1 ___._ 00 8 -.-tin -"-H-ge ,.o;iu.::ral DUDpl • • • b • o l ..,lnnh1MNt.ori - Jut -r o a�-r 1 .._,. eu&e •·e � led •t Q • ·• • al the _ e nd ol M-. Ha,trord, Eva "' Jivid en ol _ no per l.U ""'� . ..,..,.,_ I .,__., ....., '-"......._ -• 8 ._.-._., __ -1---license. N0 ln · survfv"JCI by a da-.,. report He 18 �-- ___ - Bysell of lbe HyaeD Beauty Shop. by ...._, the tint half and ataved off a teC- Charleston, W. Va., and Mrs. Rh� ..._ ••�-, ._ ' M JW"net were . ayor • aiarJN 1Apr ual eetion. WI tfml I "Beatnik A sack lunch II at 11:'.W' until DE8PER,\TB Mn. Glady, Wolfe of Cbeller ud ond half rally by Letart. p • " I ct. Cunningham of Hartford, ud 1 p.m. to gm those pn,een1. amONB CITBD Sheriff Robert Hartenba:ch also three aona, Baroid el A t h • n S. LONDON <UPI) - The Ow:er\1- Hill led Letart with eJlht ud 8Jl. several neice1 and nephew. Day.. t lo 11 re reported the lnvestJgaliun 01 80_ Frd of Cn:tclnnaU and Dr, WiJ. J ll In poacboL Frlend t he Fogl , p.m�� •· r 11. the 'l1lew_.._ �dSla� _!� � -,: •.,.,.q taprlt bNeh,l!'bhitl oulfltl f· ly � uti ple_At tme -�-� _,., Ir---- , 11 e ��!',,� � t e... _ of portad ccKl VIuor other a ent Friday emrlng at lord E., Da;to,,. wma-.i. aunn:1s..,. O ll "°" �wnut · � •- • ...,- song Func-nu nuu.ft' m Mas,op anyud lhly had ,..him• Janie Scott ol the Simplicity Pat- Bellll, 17, New Conco�. clled to fered 7 0 m � tbe IOUDd of have Wahama pitted apiPII Port- time prior to aervleu which will and P0 the _Carpentez •°?'e&- The deceased w&1 a member ol. �- � -•- .:... - tem Company, ,tyu.t worker out Melp JuNDlle court April 1 for chUdren In • -Ctttwald cottqe, land and Syracut "'PP)Sln1 Trim- be -�- •ville road involving one veiucle the HarriaonviDe EUB Chureh held Tueadey afternoon at 2 at W New York, · w be introdu<ed ., . bavlnJ . DO braba. � q, Ago, creed, r.., tiolmportut, " hie, •· -• ..,_• _.,.. .,_., _._ -. •� bf Noble Ham- and the F and M Lodgtt .Ut If the funeral borne. Burial will be A car OJIO<a= Jn olier - 1bt .1... bas a-L, Ca $1 , 00 made in UJe Adamsville Cemel'peDtc,r,, RaIIte 1. '":IS Harrisonville. Servicn will be the o,,lal -, -., I .... ._...,_................ .... .,,_ Students Pack Middleport For Music Derby I . Jaere•III ti I •• ...., W'ldll WOi la • -- • SJ I Ch ld Con: - • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, Karch 20, 1961 RICHARDS of the Orioles ---. y.1 r u c _ T V rL .,..,.,.., 8 7 Dnol«l To TluJ lnurem Of TIN Me1,..,,_,n .fr,., Mrs. Mills Elect, u . y e n t1 n e • a1 ) lloonr Dam .. ........ _. N., Yda. Ill ......, .. ....... R B A HIERS CLOTH , 'I; t�. v_ _ .. ...., ..... . . .. w,.. I Preceded Busy Bee Meet,ng 1 -- ,,. ..... .....,. fill I _,:. Ohio Shtt Art'h. & l'.lth & lll&h SIi, rolumbua, Obi. NOW YOU KNOW . . Pythian Sa,1er1 t ,:S :!.,�'� r.:.i--_.....,_. =. -"""'11"""' • • ,1 / �_ _ _ .., -. + .. •• ,.,,. I S al',z;D�ff���l,;tl.-.....��•· ,,-_.., � .....,, ;i o,,; J,.� js\fft1 � -•• mtvr , l '>>'\ ,·. :/ . ' "Out, Damned Spot!" .. . . � • j •• • • • .. •• • \ ,,. .:.+ew«t"- ,,._, .,, '"' i warts,• •• 11bt I FJ I IC & l :, ,, , Dsily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mldtll""'1, O , Mar. 20, 1931.3 . 2-Daily S<ntinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Mar. 20, 1181 AN EDITORIAL: Potential For Good !ht By VERNON SCOTT ion• Champ UPI Hollywood Carre11powknt World Entertainment The United Stales is in process of world balance ol payments dlfllculties HOLLYWOOD ( UPII - lt"s a two yea� ago. we had acute berome have never might Euro­ 18 and a Canad with linking itself heekuva note when ,. ma1."sw0rk For th� past sev years he con­ to which in forum as OECD a had hedruva note when a man·s work was out on Lhe fairways ever1 pean nations in a new kind of effort to prevent To interferes with his golf game, as day, usually at Bel-Air C..uatry promote mutual economic stability and sult with our friends abroad. Robert sterling discove�d Club. grooving hla swing. growth, while at the same time jointly such painful "aisequilibrium" is at the actor Play» On Eatu1-day1 when he siged for two movies heart of the agency's purpose. aiding the underdeveloped lands. after �ven yean away from pie- Nowh1o has almost given up the U-S. by felt broadly is it , Moreover effort this lies under The treaty that game. playmg only on Saturdays. ture:i. to ent commitm allies' that leaders our Sterling is not just another Ho!- The rest of his time is devoted sets up an agency called the Organka­ fuller their toward step big OECD is a lo acting. De,. and lywood hacker on the links. tion for Economic Cooperation burden. aid He ill withoat question the best " It's costinl! me money," he velopment. It was born from American sharing of the foreign t They are not by the fact of member­ golfer in he movie colony. A said ruefully. initiative in 1 959- Former President f which "Because l have no handicap 1 handicapper scratch Eisenhower t:alled for our support of it ship committed to spending a penny. means he'1 so (lood he has no have to give strokes to the guy1 in January, and President Kennedy fol­ But In that forum they will be steadily I play with. Naturall)', I'm not subjected to argument and persuasion playing as well now, and the Gets lowed suit. their and outlined are goals aid broad as are k.ill.ing me." e w that worried Some people have Bob is work.Ing at zoth Century• solicited. is seemed to be joining an "Atlantic un­ contribution where he rece11tly rompleted Fox We are joining in a new instrument ion'' which, in the international econo­ to Peyton Place,·· and "Return mic field, could tell the President a n d of allied co-operation and consultation currently ill starring in "Jouni,,tJ' which seems unlikely to do harm and Congress what to do. Mn. Paul ThoITlB.11 and son, to the Bottom of the Sea. " f;se-, The purpose, however. is simply to may do much good for the free world James, of Columbus visited her tween scenes he can be found on parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles the soundstage swinging a goll formalize an Atlantic "community of in­ cause. Babcock over the week end and club. terest," to create a forum in which the also visited Mr. and Mrs. W. F. , , 1 hOId SOri ol ., -' - ..11 u cl'ni I C Oil 20 member countries can discuss their WHAT COMES NATURALLY Hill e lea,. giv 'I "' · grlnnl!t." t, he e s the from g " A good many stories emergin common economic problems, suggest Mrs. Lettie Spencer of Syracuse sons to the makeup man. the mutually beneficial adjustments, a n d the White House emphasize that Presi­ and Mrs. Howard Frank and ound en • and other crew a of Racine visited .._.the m work out effective, broadly shared ef. dent Kennedy likes things to be thought daughter gineer embers. , . u,.r·~·• " ' every day, bUI forts to help the less developed nations. out and stated with precision. A certain farmer II parenIs, Mr. and evenmiss Playing I Friday ri(!k e George Fred ' strangely enough, as much as I The OECD will have no administra­ speech teacher says, however, that pre­ ing. like golf l like worldng even bet, tive authority. Some of the obligatio,ls cision is exactly what's lacking in his Charle!I Eichinger of Chester ter. Acting la more stimulatlnr,. of the old OEEC (Organization for Eu­ patterns of speech. wu an overnight guest of Jerry and someday I'd like to direct What the criticism., come down to, It and Jack Frederick. ropean Economic Cooperation), a strict­ and produce pictures. n Barbara Coats, who has br"n ly Euro�ean agency, will still have ef­ seems, is this: The President speaks in Eyu Nallobal Opt■ fect on the 1 8 European countries. But a rather broad N e w England accent, ill with pneumonia, ia Improving. Aalthough sterling never has Miu Judy Cogar ol Eagle considered turning profeeslomU. these will not bind the United States. dropping some "R's" and adding others, . spent several days with her he hopei to hit the pro goIf tour Ridge top on letters, words and some slurring Nor is any nation comm!Ued to accept lister, Mrs. Alva Coats amateur. 88 . of that. He is said to speak too fast, in OECD's recommendations. Mr. an · Mr!I. Waid Spencer at- , � I d like to take about Jix. Most senators evidentJy respect t h e staccato style, with a voice somewhat tended a meeting ti Huntington month& off and join the '>ttys 011 too high. Saturday night. Judgment of their foreign affairs spe­ flat, nasal, harsh, and pitched "If acting jobs 1 Miss Esther Mae Spemer, Har- the road, " he said. As examples, he says ' Cubar" f o r cialists that OECD in no way establishes It. Right now may do I off sla k � ry Lee and Tommy Spent!er spent 1 for aware. 'awaya" and Cuba the Na�lonaJ treaty to The nt. ing tnter m governme plann onal a supranati Saturday night with their grand- I' spe­ speech al Amate11r the advise Nation wouldn't the a We itself appears to offer guarantees, and mother, Mrs. Esther Wright at Open nd . Championships-if I can qualUy. . For Five PointF. the Senate Foreign Relations Commit­ cialists to be too hopeful of ehange. 1 Mr. and Mra. Milo Biggs, Mrs. Bob departed movies to sta, tee added extra safeguards by inserting the fact is Kennedy has been ' awaya" Martha McE!roy, Mrs. No1111an with his wife, Annt Jeffreys, ln reassuring interpretive language in its for a long time that his speech needed Frederick and Mrs. Hattie Fred- television"s ''Topper'' aeries. This Improvement, but It's hard to stop do­ erick, were In Gallipolis Thurs- cut Into bis golfing habits brutal,. resolution approving the pact day afternoon wit.h Mrs. Biggs ly, but be did manage a few deys Treasury Secretary Dillon thinks our ing what comes naturally, and Mrs. MeElroy for a medical off during the week. check-up at Holzer Hospital. �r. aDd Mr,. Milo Biggs visited their allllt, Esta Kimes, In Chester TO INTEREST 01' Cuba's Fidel Castro bas not overlook­ Puerto Rican sentiment. S1•nday afternoon and called on DEVOTED MASON &RE& MEIGS The truth is that the Independence Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Babcock. ed Puerto Rico in his effort to export to a. •1c11•rd •...., PUDIIIMf of Racine spent l'"llblllhadl Larry S""'neer ,..� fflrJ aflUDOD ullD1 llnl.. other Latin lands the only thing he group is today a frustrated fringe move­ Oblao VaDQ Pu.i11,h1n1 ftl by lllay grandpar his with the end week Nationalist earlier the Moreover, ment. knows well - revolution. lllcDllllh .... Pomcr011, 110 , ClompaaJpen enIs, Mr. and Mrs. Henry S - Ol!Jo. Bnm,.. Offlo. pbaDI, n.n.in less to down and y, extinct now part To this end, he is deliberately seeking editortal pn0111 WY-2-21'6. <.-er. Ent-l!!red H MCOnd elm m.alllna m.e •-•· -er­ to reduced is , sympathizers 300 than sta­ true the to as to confuse the world M �. Norrnan " n:der,U\ end te:r u tbe pod omoe • rou,....,., tus and sentiment of the Puerto Rican forts at subversive violence, It was this sona Jerry and Jeck, and Mrs. 0��-al ad•trtlldlll nprHataU.• BlltUDeW • IUmnll. raa.. NJ r.u1q. people. He tries to suggest they are held group that once tried to kill former Pre­ Hattie Frederick called on Mr. tan .._.._, NIT !'l!ft cu,, Mn Ya,., end Mrs • George Frederick Sr· • lulMcrtJ,tloa l'Mllf Dlll,end II ea, in colonial bondage by the Lnited States. sident Truman, and shot up Congress. Saturday whee an11111t11, ID lllltl Pl flll' morning. WNltJ -. ,-, ID ld'l'UOt at Tba As If to emphasize his sympathy for The really impressive fact, which all Mr11. George Frederlck Sr. who Dalll senttaet olflH.. IUI,., 111 ..,., their alleged aspirations to independ­ the world should be told again a n d has been quite poorly, is lmprov- :!�,"'·:',u.�.;:1111 on� N,111 ,.., Pl mdl 11 11.00, month, former two named ence, he actually has again, Is that - excepting electiQD years ing, Ila monui. KIii Cbl'el � -Batlle Frederick Puerto Ricans to the Cuban U.N. dele-­ - the Puerto Ricans can have a new gation. vote on their status, including indepen­ A1'.cigs Pastor Reflects On Rieanings Of Easter Period /' /1 the newly formed Meig!I County ly Hornhonkrr an d P.faude Brew­ Teaclrnrs Association, annmmced er wa11 Aunt Harry llornhonker. the i,:roup would meet at Rutland Charles Burrel was cast as Pap­ on Tuesday, April 18 at 7 p. ,n py Popoff. Barry Bro�an as Zeke and would like an 1!"1-ening d• ,ner Popoff The "traveling prn1:1cher" served. A motion w;1s made tu who ramf' around but nnee a year, se-rvr thr dinnl'r at $1 �) a plnll' . was pl.i}'ed by Rov C1·ouSl'r. Ros­ • By J"ea■ Parkf-r Committ�s will be namL>d srnm alie D.ivis, A nna Barrell. Carolyn � PROGRAM Edll'ard� and Rose Mary Mace in cuunedion with th1• di nner. '!be. Northwe&tem Loca l PT,\ An irwit;ition was extenrlld t•J wf'fr t.he wed\"ling gurst�. night at Rutland High members lo juin the eounty lling• Judy Tackett, Patly Hife. Kay · met . · SchtiiJ' wit.h t.he ,presidt.nt, Mrs. mg ' 'd . Dwight NeI<'horus sponsured by the Cuun· BMr. Betty ,,rno , Snowden. m Charge. Rev. tY r V =1 A ,.,01mt·1'I , son, Tommy need , uera Id Weers C verv. Robjt Smith of the Hysell Run sq uare ma" y were d nnn and $5 ;m Larr Hoff 1 lst Church gave the The atlrnrl am•t• ba Fn•shman dancers for lhe wedding festiv i• F� went l o the invociatkn. '1118 Flag Salute was cash awnrd homP roum of �fo- Sally Sdurnf ties and Dean Will was the caller. . the group. ..... ....,_; Between acts entertainment was ...._ � Wit· tl 12 pan•nls present . ided by a group of boys who prov Wte Davis, Rutland senior briefl Y �n _iue r · J k "She'll Be Comin' Round sang t' and • member of tne Safety Club, Dallas SJ O e survey ��ntmg uul and "Good Old Mountain" the in� the program and Ptl. cPnL sC"hool buil d mg flu.Us M s ountain Dew." Making up the Carpenter of the Gallipolis State Sd''>Ol need ancl to classroom usai:ie He group were Gerald Wears, Dnvid Jllgb' Patrol po11t. Pt!. Carpenter perta_ining ned thnl No1·thwestern_ Lo- Mnrti�, 4n'y Hoffman, Barry apoke brlfely on highway s11M)' me ntio hlgh(':s\ m en · Brogan, ,Jim Hobstelter. Dwight second and,.thowed colored 111ides of uuto cul ninks county. II8 sug- Nelson, 'l'ommy Reed and Char• gs l e 1 "' accident.ii and a patrolman' s du- roII menl in hold buzz ses- Jes Barrett. A dance routine was tiea.. Thi11 week hos been desig- gested lhe PTA mec_tings , for presented tJy Janet Wright and nated aa Safety Week for Rutland. sions durin� their her d1scui;s1ons Luuuie•· and teac . M"Ilam. J anet Wri'ght.. a1110 Wamer Morgaa driver ·• educa· parenh u e on lhe Range. ,,om sang , lion instructor , �poke briefly• · A to better J"dations. . lo ed ad}OUrn was g meetm The Mrs Nell ie Parker direct0 queaUon and anawer per iod fol• Jowed. Rev. and Mrs. Robert lhe Horne F...ronumics rooms where ' was �resented 8 conie's:e prior ;� Smith and daughter, Roberta, a sodnl hour was enjoyed. Sand- the performance, by Betty Arnold aang, "Each Step I !ake" with wichee, corteu and kool aid _and senior daSII president. Miss Sally m_lnlatun! Easter baskets filled Schaaf wes in charge of makeup. lft>berta 81 accompanist. bv the hos- Assisting here were Miss Mary E. The secretary '• report was (liV• w_,th eggs we� served Responsible Puerto Rican officials in dence, any time 10 per cent of the vot­ ris Mrs. with ittee I comm ty pitaJi . Krauter Leda Miss and Chapman The is en by Mrs. Janet Morr a King senior class sponsors. Stage man'. San Juan and In this country are alarm.. ers petition for ii. treuu.rer, Mn, . Rosalie N ichols , Wim_ams 11nd Mrs. Donn anx­ g aR co-rhnlrnw.n Let the world ask Castro when his ag1irs w 're Dwjght Nelson Larry ed and pained at this situation, and report.eel a profit -0f $120.45 was servm held he United e will h I In ing both people meet that ious next 'l'�e Price, Larry and Long people can vote on anything at all. realized from the talent ahow and DAUGHTER BORN States and abroad should understand candy 1&lea. A motion was made April IO. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ho�JI the real circumstances. Cl,,\SS PLAY APPl,AUDED to pay flSO to Goegll!in Cement, VALUE BEYOND ESTIMATE a Yonder." Over udln' e F ( Nancy Buck) are the parPope '"A leavlq a balance or $35. Mrs. a Is today Rico To Puerto with, begin You women who are housewives may Snowden thanked everyone who three alC'l comedy, waR well r�- 1ml1 of a 6 pound, 12 r-<11ce daugh­ state governing .. self a , commonwealth it when crowd happy to know that somebody al last be e ter, bor'n Lee, i Ton Friday evening helped In any way to make the celved by a loni o a decade a freely chose people whos e Rutland g the Mnrch b Holzer at 10 Hospital. Mr. talent lhow a 1ue<:e111. At an ex• w11R presented )' has tried to put a price tag on your to remain in association with America. home services. eeuttYe meeting preceding the High School senior class, Friday Pope is in !iervice in Germany, Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. In last November's election, nearly 60 Pl'A meeting, Ml'I. Marie Birch• evening March 10. fltkl WU named to the nominating The barefoot actors, In (!olorful C. W. Buck and great grandmoth• per cent supported t h e party which Nobody could figure h o w to value fJDIIUDittee. Mrt. France, Alkire and ragged hlllbilly costumea, er is Mrs. V. M. Price stands for commonwealth status. About them accurately until a home economist, Cl,ASS ENJOYS PARTY of Jlaffllonvllle and Vernon Web- provkled many lau�hs. The rnm• Marie Gage ol Arizona State, decided er Wll'I 111ected by tile PTA. to edy cente red around two feudlni The Golden Circle Clas11 of the 32 per cent wanted the even closer ties they could be reasonably equated with camplul the committee t.o aelect moun' · n famllleii. the Popoffs Church of Christ enj4iyed a party of statehood. the oamlDr year·• officer■. 'tr,. and Frys, wh�h ended peacefully at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Only 3.6 per cent, some 24,000 of the what would be paid to a substitute do­ Bulb ltlewine of the hospltauty when four marrtege,; were brought Taylor, Saturday evening Mar. 14, 768,000 votes recorded, favored the ,o. Ing the same work. «mmlt.lN named \fr8. Fra11ce■ about all !he result -0f love potions Tbe meeting wu conducted by On this basis, the average housewife Aikin and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey of mixed by "Mountain 'tagglc" the president, Richard Gr. ,ser. called Independence party. It Is now Mlas Thelma Michael offered the legally dead as a party unlll it can mus­ Is thought to be worth at least $3,000 llll'rilonvllle u co-chairmen for played by Margaret Smith, April, A brief dl1cu11lon on an Cast in rolE"s were Louitle M llnl prayer and scripture was read tJy ter 10 per cent of the registered voters a year In Income, none ol lt taxable. who did un excellent .lob 11s the Robert Hill. The secretary's relllctrio eye chart Will held. on new petitions. According to the magulne Changing Gearp , DaUas, executlve head gun lotln' '"Ro!lle Rt- lie Fry ; ' ' port was given by Mrs. Reva Thus beaten, t h e pro-Independence Times, the home economists know her fll. Northwestern achoo!■, made Sue Nelson as Emmy Fry, Jim Snowden and the tromurer'1 by Larry Fry, lu:Jc all Hobstetter 1ag is class The Nlchol110n. Erneat American new have nothing left but to de­ avenge work load, 1 o thll is j u s t advocates r:mnlloe of the "U\Nd at the meeting. n wu put• Hoff· 1n Iii Clem Fry, .::nd Janel s.:lllnw elmnlmon paring kniYet monstrate. Whal Puerto Rican leaders matched against the 101n& rates I o r ebued by · the Rutland High stewart as Maw Fry. Elena Mar• as a money making project. The lcllool Sludtnt Councn. Mr. Da1- tin was Becky Mae Hor'lho.,ker, flower fund report wa■ given by fear is that demonstrations helped along housekeepers, cooks, baby sitter and so by Castro's agitators and ooupled with on. Iii. .,..tbll u preaklent of David Martin w1:11 the bnshfu1 Wil- Mrs. Ethel Nicholiron. Still, the formula may have Its flaws, Game. and Conte11bl were enjoy­ Cuban antics in the U.N. may give out­ ed and the door prise waa award­ skiers a distorted picture. Some U. Few mothers care to be bracketed as ed to Mn. Jestle Molden. Sand­ newspapers evidently unwittingly play, baby sitters. They see tbelr Job u a wl(!hes, plcklea, �ke, candy and ed the agitators' game last December by blend of nurse, teacher, counselor, and ct1ffee \lr'ffll &erVed to the follow­ ing. Mr. and Mra. Richard Orne.­ reporting their phony complaints a s if live-In psychologist. And what value do er and Charles Richard, Mr. and they w e r e broadly representative of you put on that mlzture? Mn. Erne1t Nichollon and Mike and Billy. Mr. and Mn. Robert and Mn. E!Mrlck. Sprouse and lamlJJ, llr, and Mn. HHI and BIiiy. Mr. and Mn. Roy WILLING WOR11D8 MBlllT Jame, Piffle of Mlddllport, R.D. Snowden. Miu Thelma Michael The WIUl.n, Workera Cius of wn Saturday and Smday ealllta: and Mr. and Mro. Ernut Moltlon. tho Church ol Chrlll met ol the and llr. and Mn. Den.U Boge,a PLAN BANQUET church Tueaday evenin& Mareb 14. of Racine visited the SpNluse'I 111 Warner Mor,an and Mra. Nel- Sue Parker nad ec· · ·tuN and Tue�. lie Parker, Rutland Blah Sclmol Conni, llaley gave a reodlng. Jame, Cbeodle of Ft. Kim, KJ, junior claa lpPll80n, met with Prayer waa offered by Mill 'lbel- 1pen1 • Welbnd wltlri b1i pennta ,tudent, and parent, to help com- ma Mldiael, teacher. 'l1ie ,-ttng Mr. and Mn. "- a.udle, plate plan, for the ann• ' Ju,:,... wa, oondueted by the pruidoDt, Chuck, Ronnie and Caanle. April Senior Banquet Pannla alt d, Ernie John,on, A dlocuuloa WU w....ie, of Pl, � vtaltld Ing were Metdamei Pearl LltUe, held oo W&ya to make money ar.d the a..dlea' Sundly. AU.. Sproua, Grace Dugan. Co- to get more members to attend Marlie llarlni apont SUDtlq da Slawter, Margaret Pal'IOl'II, meeUqa. Game, weNl conducted with Joetta BrlewtMi tnc1 plNfttl.· Katheleen Tllllo and Donna Mor- by Mrs. Jean Parter. Sandwlchea, Mr. and 'Ira. Ramy Erlewllle. rla. cooldea. candy and Kool 11ld were Mn. GaQ lradferd and · 111W MU. CDAIILll: IIIN1'IIIITAIIII enjoyed by Ernie and James Johll- dauptor, - X.,,, - Mn. Rulli Cheadle 111ttrtalnod ,on, Connie Haley, Sut Pa •er, ,-tunied � Im - lloowlth a Stanley PartJ at her home Miu Michael and Mrs . Parker, pttal. llr. and Mn. Ira Wolle and Wednoodoy ■llemaon March ?. Rullaad Pe"""'le Mn. Maxine S-1•• of P.- Mn. Pearl Lannlns. who la W, daua)ltet, Cllti71 of Ml 1bt1f111 . bur1 - deruonatrator. '11,e JlrOUP ii belftfl cand for at tliO home al -I the WM); end btte at their. OI\IOYld -al 1ameo lor wblcb her dau&hter. llr,. '.llerrlll cat- ...... llr. and 11n, Cllllllrd llaftlo prim ...,. awarded. terW, Lancuter. ......,_ GI Oohmibua _. and Snowlltn, Cami! Mn. Ml'Olhmonte nrt oarved to Mr. and Mn. Jorey Graham Jr., Mn. Steve, � and Oany/ ..,. weekend ...... GI bet ,nlldpe,, Charlee Lewi■, Mn. Barbara 1'bll- &n.laJ mnlaj ,.._ pate of entt, llr. anti 11n, llalluicltadoo. lips, Mn. Maude Searla, Mn. Mr. and Mrt. Mlb llardwll' and FNnk Ul:llnt(lr - ldallt1od to llober lloqlllal, � Soulber ,, Mra. All<o .,.., Mlb, GalUpolla. Jlr. and Jin. - TtllJe and ,-. a WU 8. ten, 'Mn. 111'1. Orate, ,..,....,, 111n Violet . ol llaln1irtd,o _.. Simdll' 1omDJ · Amal. Bertha Mn Mra. Betty bl COl!l'""1!er llilrjarle · Gropn, GI blr par1i11, Mr. ... CGe1Y111o of Bua Cecil l!loMn. Carson, den, Mrt. Role IA CarM, Mn. Eileen How- Friday with Mr. and Mra. CalYID JIii, VII 8"11J, Rutland Social Items ,Gliday >I Question For Castro '1fetbod ; i i I s. llr...,. I j Today's ".1e.J•,ca Re I :I I , I ! I �tr.' I I '· I i: lI , I ,' ' I 'I -----......... ··..c,..,_;� J � � hll di.ti wlU bt h11111t7. aftlr Cl.-cel Got him a aouplti al ljt.... ....., al- In 111• aarl" . i I I II \I I •�P- 1 Seit I Side Glances I Carnival i ) THE DAILY SENTINEl .... . �011:e "Easter thoughts" from J. P. Miller, B. D., Pas­ o! the Shade Valley Pastoral Unitv of Christian ( ·, ,t :hes meetfog at Long Bottom; Tupp-ers Plain� ' OrE.!'1 � .· ar.rl. lfomlock Grove: I present It lo you as another thought on Easter. It is entitled, "The Holy Ghost Shell." "The story of the crucifixJon is traced froni many things in life. Emblems of religion are often found in nature, where a flower vr a. seed, or animal is foWld to car­ ry a strange, mystic symbollsm. God has provided for us in nature the curious sea an imal, the sand dollar. One of the most amazing stories of Jesus' bi rth, the cruci­ PLASTIC TANK WHEEL-A niew tank: wheel being c!e\•elo e fixion, and the Resurrection are by Firestone 1e held by 8-yea i·-oJc! Jeff Denbolm In Ak un,pO.d altached lo this lowly creature of It weigh.I __unJy . _. 60-���• much, mucb lig!,ter thanr steel. God's handiwork. This "animal is ---- -- related to the starfish, and i n ----- ------ ­ life is covered with pur;ll ish­ brown spines. Cleansed, the sand dollar has been found to reveal the story as follows: "On the tor �f the shell may be seen the out• The biggest question of t h e line of the Ea_ste�n Iii�. At _t h E world was 1:1sked by Job ill the center of the hly 1s a f1vc-pomteJ book m the Old Testament which star, represenLing the star of carries his name. In Job 14: 14a Bethlehem . 'l'he comb- like process­ he asks the question of question� f es al the edge of the lily petali;­ "tf a man die, shall he I i v r_epresent the crown of thorns. The again?" J es u s .unswered thut five notch�s around the outer great question for all lime and edge_ of the shell bri�g lo miM eternity by answering the que.s the five wounds made m the hodv tion verbally and by t" of Christ at_ Golgotha, while tbe In anothe; book th:t !�gins ?arrow open�ng through the shell with J and also i.n its Hth verst: IS emblematic of the Hnly Sepu!­ we get the answer of all an swers - John 14· Hie "Recause I live, chre at Jerusalr.m. Turn lh ":! " shell o,•cr, and de!iC'ately traced ye shall live also." Each of t h over the surface is the outline of four Gos...,ls . . r tell us of the acI"wn the Chr� " tm as pomsett1a. When that Jesus did to prove th !I I '"'"'""' the_ she.!! 1.s broken open, five tinv there IS life beyond the grave white doves are found i nside, said GOING NATIV_E -G. M1mnen Williams, n.!!sls ti1n t secre tary or In Matthew 28:6b we have MatState fur A fr.ran Affain1 ,i:els with i t hatwi� in th represent the _angl'IS wh o sang AN [NTEKVIEW with Sairlu thew's record of the act ion "For �� ketpJace ur Accra, Ghana.' \\-"i!Jiama 15 un tour: 1 Rud1o;n:t:; G lory to God m the highest, Katsum aLa, spoke,mau fur t h e He is risen, as He said." Mark · Soc 16:llc,d "He i.s risen; He is NOT peace on earth , good w111 towarJ _____ __ _ __ _ ___ - --- - - � . ia 1 ISi party and a member of men" lo lhe sh�;>herds on th.it its ex_ccuti"'! committee, reveali,; here." 1 . "He is not here b t first Christmas eve." Luke 24·6a I a rfedicalcd Marxist. He has been l'w ti , ..,.Q I C� ' is urge my readers visit th f.o I • a mefbPr o r the ·et frum he II is risen. " John reco.rds lhe same . t B Harold Thomas U�-�a n, M . D 1 \\/hen he visits his c'ocl or. he . . ,_, rare Jnd1an " museum on :m rl I Y so Mt. Fu J. i d i-�-�rict · . action in his 20th chapter. •r h sin ce _ 1947 and Under normal cond1!10ns, r , 1s t Ii amaied to learn that he's no l has been chairman of his party·s Gospel writers took exlra care in esk to see the Jloly Ghost Sh l·ll 00 prostate gland doesn't se,.•m to do , pr _ . operly emptying his bla:i ler display. One of these can bP ' f01 c ,gn �olrcy board. He has been I presenting evidence that Jesus I mi.:ch of anything. It's about the 1'h1s is dif!i!'u!t to undr.rst.and un: _t�ie mted States once to At botight at a very nominal price i size of a hor.se cheslnul anrl ii I ti: it's explai was raised from the grave . Red ; n<'rl that al each ol .25 d mounte n a card which o 1 na ) our ($ times � . calls h1msel l l east 11 aJ)?l'arances of Jes are ! surroun ds tJie neck of the biaddt'r these fretJlll'n t trips . �n ly the ov. I a n i gives lhe following further infor. · mu.-l,,rate recorded. Paul in his immortal · like 1J sigm•t ee,flow 1s • dispo�- d of. And it's He llays · ring• . now th� t h .s. party la15th chapter of 1st Corinthlaai:: mafion about th"1s a mazing wi,i tu the birth, crucifix ion , and When the prostate of II sen iur turthcr explained that increasin g vors grad1.1al nailon•al1zation 'f gives 1111 a briefing on some of th,:: r.ess , I · c1·t·1zen cnI arges (hyp�rtrophicsl , l � rost a ,·1e en 1argem<:nt �ay re;uit __ .appe.-,ances. Hear him in I Cm . g orJOus resurrection of our Lord for rea_sons unknown, 1t contracts [ m a com plde obslrud1or so '!hat mone lnjee11on11 thiere'1 no hop, 15:8 ,.And last of all He w a 8 The Legend of the Sand Dol lar down on the b ladder neek like a · not C\en lh'is overflow will esc-ape. 1[ th8l vi·tamms · will cause a II y seen of me ala as one born o··• 1 (95•.........carman and Casey, St. PetPl:ICE AXEi QUITS-WIIHam " • sh.irt coIJar that• s shrunk a cuu. An operation usually is proro� shr1•nkage. l; h ers urg, or1 � a 'd Fl of due time. . S. Ginn (above). relea..-d I , f l IUJ o Wh P sizes. c "There s a preUy I e legend en U1is happens, ed at this time and all too often Usually I'm oae of the last t after aerdng 25 days or • Sunday, March %8th � will be Thal I would like to tell the n!d gentleman notes the need : refuSt:d on the groLrids of age or recmntr,l·nd surg""ry But if t h -0 30-day 1e11t.ence for rlggtna" a observing Palm Sunday Lar e Of the birth and death of J s for frequent bladder evacuations. unwillingness to undergo esu surgery. g:enetlemen who ha�e writlen pricet u general manager of crowds will be lbere at the church- Found In thla lowly shell. - �� / Nonoperative tre almfmt is request- will take my advice th . Eleetrle'• turbine General fl es before and on Easter Sunda If you e:1amlne closely, You'll SH Now br�ak l�e center open and � and then begins a w asteful / haa re.lgned his divtalon, . rou- seek the only method of7ei:/ �: Then on the Sunday AFTE.. Ea: th•• ou find here •ere }ou 111111 release ti_ne 01 massages and g!aud and ' their command. And. wilh mod­ 1135,000-a-year Job. Ginn, 46, . 1ald In New York that "cur­ ter we will have what I have call- Fwr ;all hole1 and 1 a flflh one The fJve white d�n!I awaiiiag to vitamin shots. This is <'lttcsted by ern tcdiniques, they will be p ieas­ rent clrcumatancea • • . have ed 'Cahn Sunday' when things Made by a Roman 's spear. j spread GOOII WIii and Peace , too m 1my letters to me from far antly surprised at the ease ond severely limited my ettec­ get back to normal attendance On ..e side the Easler lUy, ih . ThJs ilmple lilt� symbol, GOD too many correspondents. tivuaeu.'" ff, bosaed 17,000. of their recovery / speed wise. Luke's records of that day een&er is the star · - -. f Now pro11a�le mas.11a1e makes of victor . y tell us that "the who !e That app"ared unto the w I s e j lef for �ou and me j h T elp us spread Rtil o o !I p I no e more sense than trying to clear multlt�e of the disciples began men And lrd them from afar, T hrough a ll eternity. a clogg ed drain pipe by r�bhlng I , w• to rejoice and praise God with a ne Chrlstm • •• set&a etched ..: sa od do ar _ls al so called H with &nake oil And, w h 1 1 e ; loud voice for all the mighty on fbe o, :;i : � O P T O M E T R I S Tl ,, th!�,�eyhOle l.rchm . and Is lbere'& a remoie chance lhal the works tha& they ba<t1reen· sayin ' �rnindlt us or Ill, birthday, Our Office Hours : D to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at Noon on common on the Atl antic and Gulf size of lhe •land hl.lgbl be &ome. I e ''Blessed be the King that co�·· happy Christmastide Th urs. - East Court St., Pomeroy • coasts) • "'hat reduttd temporarily by horeth In the name of the Lord· Peace in heaven, and gk>ry in the t? Oak Hill News Events Mn, - ..... ,I llr. .. and d-.�. SUI, ....... Me i. BY PETER ED80N indmtry, •brogauan _. "' the J.ap.a- 1 crllic.al ol the Liberal � 'fflOCl'i.t'lc I tber Pearl Parker _.. -­ ta-----.... TOKYO - <NE_. " ' - An ,.mer. • j neae aecunly treaty with tl1' Unit- ma)ority party. there ha, l"N!Vrr and ·Mw · Maude CrNJ ,A a-.r, . / ' iC'an impre1111ion th<d Japan Ji � ,...._ I t'd ·••·ral", w ithdrawaI of aJI U. S been oew1ru11 ,.,. aupport for l,,cy. ..--,-r " , ,. Ja-_ had Creel 111 ...... � •--•. M' · I.JlJ(·.ally uruitahle. rapidly veerin1.. forct'I! rrum Japan, gr'"" __...ual lraru- .oc1a11!L1. · It Jn c�fr� a vui:. . i turned 1111;am,ti "-· 1 rft c1n.-l therefore un- i formation of J a p a n ' • defertllt' , DW<ir ; t,I( with her ntece, f' oumJ Warder, Japa11e3e Jou�Jit ta 1/nce t h e reliable as an 1:11ly in the F 6 r force, into a naliooal labor force y cal M.-geret Miu OIi led The ! ol c-.t i w /ugh ly cr t1 l �ast w1111 born out of the ,rrfll'!t for public works, ar>d closer rt'· a� hav� ooen the1r_ government becauar they ! Tz.!-°'· � former local resident. r1ot_s 1:1gainst ratifica!Jon of t!le !le- l.ationa with fwd China. {;Oflfl,idrr that to be their fWlt.1ior, w r�•� �t the Metbed.W runty rrea!y with the uni�d I a Jemocracy 'Mus altitl.W il l Home m C. 'l('mnatl Stat.es Ja .�t May. j RESPONSIBLE ANALYSTS be- Iinrequent lY Lak en .u a strong 1elt- I Mi81 Dee TDhomas, . who ii emThose "rlemuns trallons " J ,.i tu · lieve the Socialisll' am is i l l l • ai•I . But It Is DOI: pro-l"om- ployed in Columbua 1penl the cancellation of President i�n- completely unreall.lt:� a unac. munat or Sociai.i.llt. ,.-eek end with her parenta. Mr. bower's visit. Relations between <.-eptable. And Ryu believe& that preu and Mn. Edward TI'MNDal and the two munlne11 Jell to a post- The Sodalis•· have . ..., . s u p p o r t en•,·JCtsm I.I changing. Recentiy• , Kathy· war Iow. . tellectua,.. I from m ,. and stud ent . r Hayal(I Ik· wheu Prune . y·milte Julia Luca■ of Lana -iJJe Rd·• ThL, bad impressim, has 1-M-tn groupa as well a, Japan'■ m.. • _..,_ -· f 1 · support lJRd p � • from rig 11 W311 . a Friday owmight guest ot. , .. height · ened bY suw,equent event s. / 1abor organiutions. But they c·an- . g lanat1. es, he � praile frr,m Sur Parker and parent,, Mr. aod There ha� been some ai;:Jtat 1011 ; not po88ibly win more than the 3U , � re &. Aa hi L i iberal Demo- Mr1. Homer Parker. _P ti for dost"r trade re latiom be Wt'en j per cent of the Diet whicl! they ratic eo dev y rt l pa hone9l ,and Mr . and Mr11• C-ecil Butler and i;: now hold in the foreaeeable futu . e e Communist China and Japan e n _gov�t . Ryi.: be- family of Findlay were week effd: Japan ·s, organized labor move- I 'The Japan Socialist party triea �:5:: ��- It "'. ill win pren guests of his parents, Mt. and ment actively supports .Japan· ., to emphaa!1,e th.at it ha1 no coo- port h1� � ill _help eat.1:1bhsh Mrs. Shennan Butle r, Socialist party, which oppo�d ral- nection wiih the Japan Commu- litic: .ltab . ( ihty lD Japan. The Trl15lees' Annual Turtq nist part} . but some of their ob- po ificatiun of the treaty. All Japaneu lang:uage ruid sll jective! are the same. Dinnr-r at the Methodi,,t Church. on Wednesday evening, March 1J but one of its English language The Communi.111! elecl.ed three was well attended. newspapers w�re highly critical members to the Diet in last year 1 elect ions, po lling over a mil of _the Liberal Democrati(! yarty 1 Yot.es, more than expected. Ptrty wh1rh bn("ked this treaty. JAPANESE 1.EADF.RS ill all is estimated to nwnber 45,000 t.o walks ul life In.sis! that this Jm. BO.OOO. �ressionist picture of .lapao lnday Its principal strength is throu!VI front organizatKIJ18 like the Ja an IS wrung . p Chin a Friendship Society, Japa Sµukesmen for Japan's Fe.-lera. n lion of Economic Organization _ Russia, Japan-Korea and J a p a n somewhat similar to the u s Na- Peace Societies. lional I ndustrial Conferenc� Boar J The Communist, also h a v e - point out that no reputable about 2,000 members in the ffl) . businf'ss firms back more trade 000-strong National Student wilh Red China. They have been Go,,.ernment Federation, or :.:11g. burned too often by cancellat ion akure-n. of order�. CASUALff - Pretldent Ken­ Though Japan·s Sociali �1 party SIIINTARO R Vl', Executive Di- nedy'• forehead cut, acquir­ recto r and chief editorial writer o,ipo8e<l lhe defenst treaty in the ed when be � to p1c.k last election, the Soc ialists did not for Asal Shimbun, one of Ja­ up 10meth1n1 daughter Caro­ win . The; l,ibera! Democratil'.' par• pan's bit national newJpapers line dropped, and bumped hia Mad on a piece or furniture, ty, wh1c-h backed the treaty an d is points out that though the Ja1Ja'. ii clearly visible here. n e se press has been Wl.animously rrally a conservati�· e party, won the confidc1Jce of Japanese voteni elPcting riO per cenL of the D i e I /Congress 1 • WASHINGTON COLUMN A Sermonette In Reviewwon Ho llywood handic ap at allJ Bob '/ r I �?. 1 Rutland Society News Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gardner of Byesville were week end viaff­ ors of Miss Etna Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips of Frankfort were week- end guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe PhilUps. Mrs. Jva Barrett was admitted �o Hob.er Hospital, Monday. Vis- her Monday evenin 1t1ng g WM her son, Mr. and Mn. Charlea Bar­ rett and Mrs. Beatrire Smith, Mrs. Lula Jacks has moved from the Lela Forrest property to the Blanche Clark property. GET A CAS H LOAN TO OUTFIT YOUR WHOLE FAM ILY t ,? I r-:--=--•---:-·::-:�--�·=--=--------------------------, 1 N COMPTON Q D -6- IM �,-,11 /a - .J,,st pick 11P JIIIII' phone, then ,_,.,..HO �lghesl" When the Pharisees heard this they asked JeSU8 to rebuke H i � discJplea. Jesus instead rebuked the self-tighteoua Pharisees by aaylng, "I tell you that, if these should hold their peace, the stones would immediately cry out." (Luke 111th cbapter J. Yes, the stones would cry out. Physical nature cries out ff : r praises even if human nature does not choose to do so. In closing Jet me lhare with you something beeutiful that l read from a boolc on Indian tore when I recently vitdted the Amer­ ican Indian Museum near Little Hocking. Mrs. Ginny Simms of Pomeroy, a member of the Pomeroy Fed erated Church, let me copy It. ' > IIA IIII JIU -. $25 .. $1000 -- ECONOMY SAVINGs & LOAN CO. w. s.m • 1t. - WY,af ■- s-21 1 1 . , .,,.. $ometl mes mother needs lhree eyes ! You buy SAFETY when you pay your electric bill !aby-�::hi_ng TV is ot1e of me newesc salery feature, sD.owu fa the a11•� '"c .....ic1. home v..i tomottow " In a few may ve ooe iu your house added co � you · •• die many clea:ric saf , .J-• =•asyea:n you already enioy , N;..i.. "-h� fumere. auto­ ,-e;--• """"6 matic cooking and heating and clothes dryuig: . , elecuic f'UOJ.11 (even electric aa openers are J.......-:__ ........... $Ump pumps, IU>d stairwa ...... ' - po,......) Y _..<mg IU>d lhamo.,.tic COJltrols IU>d ndio otorm wanu ngs and • • • How -1 ""'1' "- ,J,,,,;,;,1 ....., lij, s.,j,r ;,, 1 ', I ! ! II e _, "I I Your electric bill is a sign of BETTER living Nothing else does 00 much fot you, so well , and C0$1S so lirtle . Ohw powet has •wn raised its rates. Use cvea. more d.eurici� . and Live Better • • • Eucr1t1CAJ.1.y ! � . Clot«l-ctro111t ftlovl.,.,, .,.,,. a monitor ••µ• and "Hr' on IMby wh/lt mot/le, lo IHl•y In lilt It/lo/ion. O HI O POWER CO M PA NY ldJ- -~,, AN PV.L. IN'll"te:STO,--OWPHG . � - ............._ ......_.,. h,-.. c;e.-.. � 10 VTII.ITV I th ' � �� �� --crcr11c►\; I .\ P . . ' •I l �_ _ _ .., -. + .. •• ,.,,. I S al',z;D�ff���l,;tl.-.....��•· ,,-_.., � .....,, ;i o,,; J,.� js\fft1 � -•• mtvr , l '>>'\ ,·. :/ . ' "Out, Damned Spot!" .. . . � • j •• • • • .. •• • \ ,,. .:.+ew«t"- ,,._, .,, '"' i warts,• •• 11bt I FJ I IC & l :, ,, , Dsily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mldtll""'1, O , Mar. 20, 1931.3 . 2-Daily S<ntinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Mar. 20, 1181 AN EDITORIAL: Potential For Good !ht By VERNON SCOTT ion• Champ UPI Hollywood Carre11powknt World Entertainment The United Stales is in process of world balance ol payments dlfllculties HOLLYWOOD ( UPII - lt"s a two yea� ago. we had acute berome have never might Euro­ 18 and a Canad with linking itself heekuva note when ,. ma1."sw0rk For th� past sev years he con­ to which in forum as OECD a had hedruva note when a man·s work was out on Lhe fairways ever1 pean nations in a new kind of effort to prevent To interferes with his golf game, as day, usually at Bel-Air C..uatry promote mutual economic stability and sult with our friends abroad. Robert sterling discove�d Club. grooving hla swing. growth, while at the same time jointly such painful "aisequilibrium" is at the actor Play» On Eatu1-day1 when he siged for two movies heart of the agency's purpose. aiding the underdeveloped lands. after �ven yean away from pie- Nowh1o has almost given up the U-S. by felt broadly is it , Moreover effort this lies under The treaty that game. playmg only on Saturdays. ture:i. to ent commitm allies' that leaders our Sterling is not just another Ho!- The rest of his time is devoted sets up an agency called the Organka­ fuller their toward step big OECD is a lo acting. De,. and lywood hacker on the links. tion for Economic Cooperation burden. aid He ill withoat question the best " It's costinl! me money," he velopment. It was born from American sharing of the foreign t They are not by the fact of member­ golfer in he movie colony. A said ruefully. initiative in 1 959- Former President f which "Because l have no handicap 1 handicapper scratch Eisenhower t:alled for our support of it ship committed to spending a penny. means he'1 so (lood he has no have to give strokes to the guy1 in January, and President Kennedy fol­ But In that forum they will be steadily I play with. Naturall)', I'm not subjected to argument and persuasion playing as well now, and the Gets lowed suit. their and outlined are goals aid broad as are k.ill.ing me." e w that worried Some people have Bob is work.Ing at zoth Century• solicited. is seemed to be joining an "Atlantic un­ contribution where he rece11tly rompleted Fox We are joining in a new instrument ion'' which, in the international econo­ to Peyton Place,·· and "Return mic field, could tell the President a n d of allied co-operation and consultation currently ill starring in "Jouni,,tJ' which seems unlikely to do harm and Congress what to do. Mn. Paul ThoITlB.11 and son, to the Bottom of the Sea. " f;se-, The purpose, however. is simply to may do much good for the free world James, of Columbus visited her tween scenes he can be found on parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles the soundstage swinging a goll formalize an Atlantic "community of in­ cause. Babcock over the week end and club. terest," to create a forum in which the also visited Mr. and Mrs. W. F. , , 1 hOId SOri ol ., -' - ..11 u cl'ni I C Oil 20 member countries can discuss their WHAT COMES NATURALLY Hill e lea,. giv 'I "' · grlnnl!t." t, he e s the from g " A good many stories emergin common economic problems, suggest Mrs. Lettie Spencer of Syracuse sons to the makeup man. the mutually beneficial adjustments, a n d the White House emphasize that Presi­ and Mrs. Howard Frank and ound en • and other crew a of Racine visited .._.the m work out effective, broadly shared ef. dent Kennedy likes things to be thought daughter gineer embers. , . u,.r·~·• " ' every day, bUI forts to help the less developed nations. out and stated with precision. A certain farmer II parenIs, Mr. and evenmiss Playing I Friday ri(!k e George Fred ' strangely enough, as much as I The OECD will have no administra­ speech teacher says, however, that pre­ ing. like golf l like worldng even bet, tive authority. Some of the obligatio,ls cision is exactly what's lacking in his Charle!I Eichinger of Chester ter. Acting la more stimulatlnr,. of the old OEEC (Organization for Eu­ patterns of speech. wu an overnight guest of Jerry and someday I'd like to direct What the criticism., come down to, It and Jack Frederick. ropean Economic Cooperation), a strict­ and produce pictures. n Barbara Coats, who has br"n ly Euro�ean agency, will still have ef­ seems, is this: The President speaks in Eyu Nallobal Opt■ fect on the 1 8 European countries. But a rather broad N e w England accent, ill with pneumonia, ia Improving. Aalthough sterling never has Miu Judy Cogar ol Eagle considered turning profeeslomU. these will not bind the United States. dropping some "R's" and adding others, . spent several days with her he hopei to hit the pro goIf tour Ridge top on letters, words and some slurring Nor is any nation comm!Ued to accept lister, Mrs. Alva Coats amateur. 88 . of that. He is said to speak too fast, in OECD's recommendations. Mr. an · Mr!I. Waid Spencer at- , � I d like to take about Jix. Most senators evidentJy respect t h e staccato style, with a voice somewhat tended a meeting ti Huntington month& off and join the '>ttys 011 too high. Saturday night. Judgment of their foreign affairs spe­ flat, nasal, harsh, and pitched "If acting jobs 1 Miss Esther Mae Spemer, Har- the road, " he said. As examples, he says ' Cubar" f o r cialists that OECD in no way establishes It. Right now may do I off sla k � ry Lee and Tommy Spent!er spent 1 for aware. 'awaya" and Cuba the Na�lonaJ treaty to The nt. ing tnter m governme plann onal a supranati Saturday night with their grand- I' spe­ speech al Amate11r the advise Nation wouldn't the a We itself appears to offer guarantees, and mother, Mrs. Esther Wright at Open nd . Championships-if I can qualUy. . For Five PointF. the Senate Foreign Relations Commit­ cialists to be too hopeful of ehange. 1 Mr. and Mra. Milo Biggs, Mrs. Bob departed movies to sta, tee added extra safeguards by inserting the fact is Kennedy has been ' awaya" Martha McE!roy, Mrs. No1111an with his wife, Annt Jeffreys, ln reassuring interpretive language in its for a long time that his speech needed Frederick and Mrs. Hattie Fred- television"s ''Topper'' aeries. This Improvement, but It's hard to stop do­ erick, were In Gallipolis Thurs- cut Into bis golfing habits brutal,. resolution approving the pact day afternoon wit.h Mrs. Biggs ly, but be did manage a few deys Treasury Secretary Dillon thinks our ing what comes naturally, and Mrs. MeElroy for a medical off during the week. check-up at Holzer Hospital. �r. aDd Mr,. Milo Biggs visited their allllt, Esta Kimes, In Chester TO INTEREST 01' Cuba's Fidel Castro bas not overlook­ Puerto Rican sentiment. S1•nday afternoon and called on DEVOTED MASON &RE& MEIGS The truth is that the Independence Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Babcock. ed Puerto Rico in his effort to export to a. •1c11•rd •...., PUDIIIMf of Racine spent l'"llblllhadl Larry S""'neer ,..� fflrJ aflUDOD ullD1 llnl.. other Latin lands the only thing he group is today a frustrated fringe move­ Oblao VaDQ Pu.i11,h1n1 ftl by lllay grandpar his with the end week Nationalist earlier the Moreover, ment. knows well - revolution. lllcDllllh .... Pomcr011, 110 , ClompaaJpen enIs, Mr. and Mrs. Henry S - Ol!Jo. Bnm,.. Offlo. pbaDI, n.n.in less to down and y, extinct now part To this end, he is deliberately seeking editortal pn0111 WY-2-21'6. <.-er. Ent-l!!red H MCOnd elm m.alllna m.e •-•· -er­ to reduced is , sympathizers 300 than sta­ true the to as to confuse the world M �. Norrnan " n:der,U\ end te:r u tbe pod omoe • rou,....,., tus and sentiment of the Puerto Rican forts at subversive violence, It was this sona Jerry and Jeck, and Mrs. 0��-al ad•trtlldlll nprHataU.• BlltUDeW • IUmnll. raa.. NJ r.u1q. people. He tries to suggest they are held group that once tried to kill former Pre­ Hattie Frederick called on Mr. tan .._.._, NIT !'l!ft cu,, Mn Ya,., end Mrs • George Frederick Sr· • lulMcrtJ,tloa l'Mllf Dlll,end II ea, in colonial bondage by the Lnited States. sident Truman, and shot up Congress. Saturday whee an11111t11, ID lllltl Pl flll' morning. WNltJ -. ,-, ID ld'l'UOt at Tba As If to emphasize his sympathy for The really impressive fact, which all Mr11. George Frederlck Sr. who Dalll senttaet olflH.. IUI,., 111 ..,., their alleged aspirations to independ­ the world should be told again a n d has been quite poorly, is lmprov- :!�,"'·:',u.�.;:1111 on� N,111 ,.., Pl mdl 11 11.00, month, former two named ence, he actually has again, Is that - excepting electiQD years ing, Ila monui. KIii Cbl'el � -Batlle Frederick Puerto Ricans to the Cuban U.N. dele-­ - the Puerto Ricans can have a new gation. vote on their status, including indepen­ A1'.cigs Pastor Reflects On Rieanings Of Easter Period /' /1 the newly formed Meig!I County ly Hornhonkrr an d P.faude Brew­ Teaclrnrs Association, annmmced er wa11 Aunt Harry llornhonker. the i,:roup would meet at Rutland Charles Burrel was cast as Pap­ on Tuesday, April 18 at 7 p. ,n py Popoff. Barry Bro�an as Zeke and would like an 1!"1-ening d• ,ner Popoff The "traveling prn1:1cher" served. A motion w;1s made tu who ramf' around but nnee a year, se-rvr thr dinnl'r at $1 �) a plnll' . was pl.i}'ed by Rov C1·ouSl'r. Ros­ • By J"ea■ Parkf-r Committ�s will be namL>d srnm alie D.ivis, A nna Barrell. Carolyn � PROGRAM Edll'ard� and Rose Mary Mace in cuunedion with th1• di nner. '!be. Northwe&tem Loca l PT,\ An irwit;ition was extenrlld t•J wf'fr t.he wed\"ling gurst�. night at Rutland High members lo juin the eounty lling• Judy Tackett, Patly Hife. Kay · met . · SchtiiJ' wit.h t.he ,presidt.nt, Mrs. mg ' 'd . Dwight NeI<'horus sponsured by the Cuun· BMr. Betty ,,rno , Snowden. m Charge. Rev. tY r V =1 A ,.,01mt·1'I , son, Tommy need , uera Id Weers C verv. Robjt Smith of the Hysell Run sq uare ma" y were d nnn and $5 ;m Larr Hoff 1 lst Church gave the The atlrnrl am•t• ba Fn•shman dancers for lhe wedding festiv i• F� went l o the invociatkn. '1118 Flag Salute was cash awnrd homP roum of �fo- Sally Sdurnf ties and Dean Will was the caller. . the group. ..... ....,_; Between acts entertainment was ...._ � Wit· tl 12 pan•nls present . ided by a group of boys who prov Wte Davis, Rutland senior briefl Y �n _iue r · J k "She'll Be Comin' Round sang t' and • member of tne Safety Club, Dallas SJ O e survey ��ntmg uul and "Good Old Mountain" the in� the program and Ptl. cPnL sC"hool buil d mg flu.Us M s ountain Dew." Making up the Carpenter of the Gallipolis State Sd''>Ol need ancl to classroom usai:ie He group were Gerald Wears, Dnvid Jllgb' Patrol po11t. Pt!. Carpenter perta_ining ned thnl No1·thwestern_ Lo- Mnrti�, 4n'y Hoffman, Barry apoke brlfely on highway s11M)' me ntio hlgh(':s\ m en · Brogan, ,Jim Hobstelter. Dwight second and,.thowed colored 111ides of uuto cul ninks county. II8 sug- Nelson, 'l'ommy Reed and Char• gs l e 1 "' accident.ii and a patrolman' s du- roII menl in hold buzz ses- Jes Barrett. A dance routine was tiea.. Thi11 week hos been desig- gested lhe PTA mec_tings , for presented tJy Janet Wright and nated aa Safety Week for Rutland. sions durin� their her d1scui;s1ons Luuuie•· and teac . M"Ilam. J anet Wri'ght.. a1110 Wamer Morgaa driver ·• educa· parenh u e on lhe Range. ,,om sang , lion instructor , �poke briefly• · A to better J"dations. . lo ed ad}OUrn was g meetm The Mrs Nell ie Parker direct0 queaUon and anawer per iod fol• Jowed. Rev. and Mrs. Robert lhe Horne F...ronumics rooms where ' was �resented 8 conie's:e prior ;� Smith and daughter, Roberta, a sodnl hour was enjoyed. Sand- the performance, by Betty Arnold aang, "Each Step I !ake" with wichee, corteu and kool aid _and senior daSII president. Miss Sally m_lnlatun! Easter baskets filled Schaaf wes in charge of makeup. lft>berta 81 accompanist. bv the hos- Assisting here were Miss Mary E. The secretary '• report was (liV• w_,th eggs we� served Responsible Puerto Rican officials in dence, any time 10 per cent of the vot­ ris Mrs. with ittee I comm ty pitaJi . Krauter Leda Miss and Chapman The is en by Mrs. Janet Morr a King senior class sponsors. Stage man'. San Juan and In this country are alarm.. ers petition for ii. treuu.rer, Mn, . Rosalie N ichols , Wim_ams 11nd Mrs. Donn anx­ g aR co-rhnlrnw.n Let the world ask Castro when his ag1irs w 're Dwjght Nelson Larry ed and pained at this situation, and report.eel a profit -0f $120.45 was servm held he United e will h I In ing both people meet that ious next 'l'�e Price, Larry and Long people can vote on anything at all. realized from the talent ahow and DAUGHTER BORN States and abroad should understand candy 1&lea. A motion was made April IO. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ho�JI the real circumstances. Cl,,\SS PLAY APPl,AUDED to pay flSO to Goegll!in Cement, VALUE BEYOND ESTIMATE a Yonder." Over udln' e F ( Nancy Buck) are the parPope '"A leavlq a balance or $35. Mrs. a Is today Rico To Puerto with, begin You women who are housewives may Snowden thanked everyone who three alC'l comedy, waR well r�- 1ml1 of a 6 pound, 12 r-<11ce daugh­ state governing .. self a , commonwealth it when crowd happy to know that somebody al last be e ter, bor'n Lee, i Ton Friday evening helped In any way to make the celved by a loni o a decade a freely chose people whos e Rutland g the Mnrch b Holzer at 10 Hospital. Mr. talent lhow a 1ue<:e111. At an ex• w11R presented )' has tried to put a price tag on your to remain in association with America. home services. eeuttYe meeting preceding the High School senior class, Friday Pope is in !iervice in Germany, Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. In last November's election, nearly 60 Pl'A meeting, Ml'I. Marie Birch• evening March 10. fltkl WU named to the nominating The barefoot actors, In (!olorful C. W. Buck and great grandmoth• per cent supported t h e party which Nobody could figure h o w to value fJDIIUDittee. Mrt. France, Alkire and ragged hlllbilly costumea, er is Mrs. V. M. Price stands for commonwealth status. About them accurately until a home economist, Cl,ASS ENJOYS PARTY of Jlaffllonvllle and Vernon Web- provkled many lau�hs. The rnm• Marie Gage ol Arizona State, decided er Wll'I 111ected by tile PTA. to edy cente red around two feudlni The Golden Circle Clas11 of the 32 per cent wanted the even closer ties they could be reasonably equated with camplul the committee t.o aelect moun' · n famllleii. the Popoffs Church of Christ enj4iyed a party of statehood. the oamlDr year·• officer■. 'tr,. and Frys, wh�h ended peacefully at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Only 3.6 per cent, some 24,000 of the what would be paid to a substitute do­ Bulb ltlewine of the hospltauty when four marrtege,; were brought Taylor, Saturday evening Mar. 14, 768,000 votes recorded, favored the ,o. Ing the same work. «mmlt.lN named \fr8. Fra11ce■ about all !he result -0f love potions Tbe meeting wu conducted by On this basis, the average housewife Aikin and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey of mixed by "Mountain 'tagglc" the president, Richard Gr. ,ser. called Independence party. It Is now Mlas Thelma Michael offered the legally dead as a party unlll it can mus­ Is thought to be worth at least $3,000 llll'rilonvllle u co-chairmen for played by Margaret Smith, April, A brief dl1cu11lon on an Cast in rolE"s were Louitle M llnl prayer and scripture was read tJy ter 10 per cent of the registered voters a year In Income, none ol lt taxable. who did un excellent .lob 11s the Robert Hill. The secretary's relllctrio eye chart Will held. on new petitions. According to the magulne Changing Gearp , DaUas, executlve head gun lotln' '"Ro!lle Rt- lie Fry ; ' ' port was given by Mrs. Reva Thus beaten, t h e pro-Independence Times, the home economists know her fll. Northwestern achoo!■, made Sue Nelson as Emmy Fry, Jim Snowden and the tromurer'1 by Larry Fry, lu:Jc all Hobstetter 1ag is class The Nlchol110n. Erneat American new have nothing left but to de­ avenge work load, 1 o thll is j u s t advocates r:mnlloe of the "U\Nd at the meeting. n wu put• Hoff· 1n Iii Clem Fry, .::nd Janel s.:lllnw elmnlmon paring kniYet monstrate. Whal Puerto Rican leaders matched against the 101n& rates I o r ebued by · the Rutland High stewart as Maw Fry. Elena Mar• as a money making project. The lcllool Sludtnt Councn. Mr. Da1- tin was Becky Mae Hor'lho.,ker, flower fund report wa■ given by fear is that demonstrations helped along housekeepers, cooks, baby sitter and so by Castro's agitators and ooupled with on. Iii. .,..tbll u preaklent of David Martin w1:11 the bnshfu1 Wil- Mrs. Ethel Nicholiron. Still, the formula may have Its flaws, Game. and Conte11bl were enjoy­ Cuban antics in the U.N. may give out­ ed and the door prise waa award­ skiers a distorted picture. Some U. Few mothers care to be bracketed as ed to Mn. Jestle Molden. Sand­ newspapers evidently unwittingly play, baby sitters. They see tbelr Job u a wl(!hes, plcklea, �ke, candy and ed the agitators' game last December by blend of nurse, teacher, counselor, and ct1ffee \lr'ffll &erVed to the follow­ ing. Mr. and Mra. Richard Orne.­ reporting their phony complaints a s if live-In psychologist. And what value do er and Charles Richard, Mr. and they w e r e broadly representative of you put on that mlzture? Mn. Erne1t Nichollon and Mike and Billy. Mr. and Mn. Robert and Mn. E!Mrlck. Sprouse and lamlJJ, llr, and Mn. HHI and BIiiy. Mr. and Mn. Roy WILLING WOR11D8 MBlllT Jame, Piffle of Mlddllport, R.D. Snowden. Miu Thelma Michael The WIUl.n, Workera Cius of wn Saturday and Smday ealllta: and Mr. and Mro. Ernut Moltlon. tho Church ol Chrlll met ol the and llr. and Mn. Den.U Boge,a PLAN BANQUET church Tueaday evenin& Mareb 14. of Racine visited the SpNluse'I 111 Warner Mor,an and Mra. Nel- Sue Parker nad ec· · ·tuN and Tue�. lie Parker, Rutland Blah Sclmol Conni, llaley gave a reodlng. Jame, Cbeodle of Ft. Kim, KJ, junior claa lpPll80n, met with Prayer waa offered by Mill 'lbel- 1pen1 • Welbnd wltlri b1i pennta ,tudent, and parent, to help com- ma Mldiael, teacher. 'l1ie ,-ttng Mr. and Mn. "- a.udle, plate plan, for the ann• ' Ju,:,... wa, oondueted by the pruidoDt, Chuck, Ronnie and Caanle. April Senior Banquet Pannla alt d, Ernie John,on, A dlocuuloa WU w....ie, of Pl, � vtaltld Ing were Metdamei Pearl LltUe, held oo W&ya to make money ar.d the a..dlea' Sundly. AU.. Sproua, Grace Dugan. Co- to get more members to attend Marlie llarlni apont SUDtlq da Slawter, Margaret Pal'IOl'II, meeUqa. Game, weNl conducted with Joetta BrlewtMi tnc1 plNfttl.· Katheleen Tllllo and Donna Mor- by Mrs. Jean Parter. Sandwlchea, Mr. and 'Ira. Ramy Erlewllle. rla. cooldea. candy and Kool 11ld were Mn. GaQ lradferd and · 111W MU. CDAIILll: IIIN1'IIIITAIIII enjoyed by Ernie and James Johll- dauptor, - X.,,, - Mn. Rulli Cheadle 111ttrtalnod ,on, Connie Haley, Sut Pa •er, ,-tunied � Im - lloowlth a Stanley PartJ at her home Miu Michael and Mrs . Parker, pttal. llr. and Mn. Ira Wolle and Wednoodoy ■llemaon March ?. Rullaad Pe"""'le Mn. Maxine S-1•• of P.- Mn. Pearl Lannlns. who la W, daua)ltet, Cllti71 of Ml 1bt1f111 . bur1 - deruonatrator. '11,e JlrOUP ii belftfl cand for at tliO home al -I the WM); end btte at their. OI\IOYld -al 1ameo lor wblcb her dau&hter. llr,. '.llerrlll cat- ...... llr. and 11n, Cllllllrd llaftlo prim ...,. awarded. terW, Lancuter. ......,_ GI Oohmibua _. and Snowlltn, Cami! Mn. Ml'Olhmonte nrt oarved to Mr. and Mn. Jorey Graham Jr., Mn. Steve, � and Oany/ ..,. weekend ...... GI bet ,nlldpe,, Charlee Lewi■, Mn. Barbara 1'bll- &n.laJ mnlaj ,.._ pate of entt, llr. anti 11n, llalluicltadoo. lips, Mn. Maude Searla, Mn. Mr. and Mrt. Mlb llardwll' and FNnk Ul:llnt(lr - ldallt1od to llober lloqlllal, � Soulber ,, Mra. All<o .,.., Mlb, GalUpolla. Jlr. and Jin. - TtllJe and ,-. a WU 8. ten, 'Mn. 111'1. Orate, ,..,....,, 111n Violet . ol llaln1irtd,o _.. Simdll' 1omDJ · Amal. Bertha Mn Mra. Betty bl COl!l'""1!er llilrjarle · Gropn, GI blr par1i11, Mr. ... CGe1Y111o of Bua Cecil l!loMn. Carson, den, Mrt. Role IA CarM, Mn. Eileen How- Friday with Mr. and Mra. CalYID JIii, VII 8"11J, Rutland Social Items ,Gliday >I Question For Castro '1fetbod ; i i I s. llr...,. I j Today's ".1e.J•,ca Re I :I I , I ! I �tr.' I I '· I i: lI , I ,' ' I 'I -----......... ··..c,..,_;� J � � hll di.ti wlU bt h11111t7. aftlr Cl.-cel Got him a aouplti al ljt.... ....., al- In 111• aarl" . i I I II \I I •�P- 1 Seit I Side Glances I Carnival i ) THE DAILY SENTINEl .... . �011:e "Easter thoughts" from J. P. Miller, B. D., Pas­ o! the Shade Valley Pastoral Unitv of Christian ( ·, ,t :hes meetfog at Long Bottom; Tupp-ers Plain� ' OrE.!'1 � .· ar.rl. lfomlock Grove: I present It lo you as another thought on Easter. It is entitled, "The Holy Ghost Shell." "The story of the crucifixJon is traced froni many things in life. Emblems of religion are often found in nature, where a flower vr a. seed, or animal is foWld to car­ ry a strange, mystic symbollsm. God has provided for us in nature the curious sea an imal, the sand dollar. One of the most amazing stories of Jesus' bi rth, the cruci­ PLASTIC TANK WHEEL-A niew tank: wheel being c!e\•elo e fixion, and the Resurrection are by Firestone 1e held by 8-yea i·-oJc! Jeff Denbolm In Ak un,pO.d altached lo this lowly creature of It weigh.I __unJy . _. 60-���• much, mucb lig!,ter thanr steel. God's handiwork. This "animal is ---- -- related to the starfish, and i n ----- ------ ­ life is covered with pur;ll ish­ brown spines. Cleansed, the sand dollar has been found to reveal the story as follows: "On the tor �f the shell may be seen the out• The biggest question of t h e line of the Ea_ste�n Iii�. At _t h E world was 1:1sked by Job ill the center of the hly 1s a f1vc-pomteJ book m the Old Testament which star, represenLing the star of carries his name. In Job 14: 14a Bethlehem . 'l'he comb- like process­ he asks the question of question� f es al the edge of the lily petali;­ "tf a man die, shall he I i v r_epresent the crown of thorns. The again?" J es u s .unswered thut five notch�s around the outer great question for all lime and edge_ of the shell bri�g lo miM eternity by answering the que.s the five wounds made m the hodv tion verbally and by t" of Christ at_ Golgotha, while tbe In anothe; book th:t !�gins ?arrow open�ng through the shell with J and also i.n its Hth verst: IS emblematic of the Hnly Sepu!­ we get the answer of all an swers - John 14· Hie "Recause I live, chre at Jerusalr.m. Turn lh ":! " shell o,•cr, and de!iC'ately traced ye shall live also." Each of t h over the surface is the outline of four Gos...,ls . . r tell us of the acI"wn the Chr� " tm as pomsett1a. When that Jesus did to prove th !I I '"'"'""' the_ she.!! 1.s broken open, five tinv there IS life beyond the grave white doves are found i nside, said GOING NATIV_E -G. M1mnen Williams, n.!!sls ti1n t secre tary or In Matthew 28:6b we have MatState fur A fr.ran Affain1 ,i:els with i t hatwi� in th represent the _angl'IS wh o sang AN [NTEKVIEW with Sairlu thew's record of the act ion "For �� ketpJace ur Accra, Ghana.' \\-"i!Jiama 15 un tour: 1 Rud1o;n:t:; G lory to God m the highest, Katsum aLa, spoke,mau fur t h e He is risen, as He said." Mark · Soc 16:llc,d "He i.s risen; He is NOT peace on earth , good w111 towarJ _____ __ _ __ _ ___ - --- - - � . ia 1 ISi party and a member of men" lo lhe sh�;>herds on th.it its ex_ccuti"'! committee, reveali,; here." 1 . "He is not here b t first Christmas eve." Luke 24·6a I a rfedicalcd Marxist. He has been l'w ti , ..,.Q I C� ' is urge my readers visit th f.o I • a mefbPr o r the ·et frum he II is risen. " John reco.rds lhe same . t B Harold Thomas U�-�a n, M . D 1 \\/hen he visits his c'ocl or. he . . ,_, rare Jnd1an " museum on :m rl I Y so Mt. Fu J. i d i-�-�rict · . action in his 20th chapter. •r h sin ce _ 1947 and Under normal cond1!10ns, r , 1s t Ii amaied to learn that he's no l has been chairman of his party·s Gospel writers took exlra care in esk to see the Jloly Ghost Sh l·ll 00 prostate gland doesn't se,.•m to do , pr _ . operly emptying his bla:i ler display. One of these can bP ' f01 c ,gn �olrcy board. He has been I presenting evidence that Jesus I mi.:ch of anything. It's about the 1'h1s is dif!i!'u!t to undr.rst.and un: _t�ie mted States once to At botight at a very nominal price i size of a hor.se cheslnul anrl ii I ti: it's explai was raised from the grave . Red ; n<'rl that al each ol .25 d mounte n a card which o 1 na ) our ($ times � . calls h1msel l l east 11 aJ)?l'arances of Jes are ! surroun ds tJie neck of the biaddt'r these fretJlll'n t trips . �n ly the ov. I a n i gives lhe following further infor. · mu.-l,,rate recorded. Paul in his immortal · like 1J sigm•t ee,flow 1s • dispo�- d of. And it's He llays · ring• . now th� t h .s. party la15th chapter of 1st Corinthlaai:: mafion about th"1s a mazing wi,i tu the birth, crucifix ion , and When the prostate of II sen iur turthcr explained that increasin g vors grad1.1al nailon•al1zation 'f gives 1111 a briefing on some of th,:: r.ess , I · c1·t·1zen cnI arges (hyp�rtrophicsl , l � rost a ,·1e en 1argem<:nt �ay re;uit __ .appe.-,ances. Hear him in I Cm . g orJOus resurrection of our Lord for rea_sons unknown, 1t contracts [ m a com plde obslrud1or so '!hat mone lnjee11on11 thiere'1 no hop, 15:8 ,.And last of all He w a 8 The Legend of the Sand Dol lar down on the b ladder neek like a · not C\en lh'is overflow will esc-ape. 1[ th8l vi·tamms · will cause a II y seen of me ala as one born o··• 1 (95•.........carman and Casey, St. PetPl:ICE AXEi QUITS-WIIHam " • sh.irt coIJar that• s shrunk a cuu. An operation usually is proro� shr1•nkage. l; h ers urg, or1 � a 'd Fl of due time. . S. Ginn (above). relea..-d I , f l IUJ o Wh P sizes. c "There s a preUy I e legend en U1is happens, ed at this time and all too often Usually I'm oae of the last t after aerdng 25 days or • Sunday, March %8th � will be Thal I would like to tell the n!d gentleman notes the need : refuSt:d on the groLrids of age or recmntr,l·nd surg""ry But if t h -0 30-day 1e11t.ence for rlggtna" a observing Palm Sunday Lar e Of the birth and death of J s for frequent bladder evacuations. unwillingness to undergo esu surgery. g:enetlemen who ha�e writlen pricet u general manager of crowds will be lbere at the church- Found In thla lowly shell. - �� / Nonoperative tre almfmt is request- will take my advice th . Eleetrle'• turbine General fl es before and on Easter Sunda If you e:1amlne closely, You'll SH Now br�ak l�e center open and � and then begins a w asteful / haa re.lgned his divtalon, . rou- seek the only method of7ei:/ �: Then on the Sunday AFTE.. Ea: th•• ou find here •ere }ou 111111 release ti_ne 01 massages and g!aud and ' their command. And. wilh mod­ 1135,000-a-year Job. Ginn, 46, . 1ald In New York that "cur­ ter we will have what I have call- Fwr ;all hole1 and 1 a flflh one The fJve white d�n!I awaiiiag to vitamin shots. This is <'lttcsted by ern tcdiniques, they will be p ieas­ rent clrcumatancea • • . have ed 'Cahn Sunday' when things Made by a Roman 's spear. j spread GOOII WIii and Peace , too m 1my letters to me from far antly surprised at the ease ond severely limited my ettec­ get back to normal attendance On ..e side the Easler lUy, ih . ThJs ilmple lilt� symbol, GOD too many correspondents. tivuaeu.'" ff, bosaed 17,000. of their recovery / speed wise. Luke's records of that day een&er is the star · - -. f Now pro11a�le mas.11a1e makes of victor . y tell us that "the who !e That app"ared unto the w I s e j lef for �ou and me j h T elp us spread Rtil o o !I p I no e more sense than trying to clear multlt�e of the disciples began men And lrd them from afar, T hrough a ll eternity. a clogg ed drain pipe by r�bhlng I , w• to rejoice and praise God with a ne Chrlstm • •• set&a etched ..: sa od do ar _ls al so called H with &nake oil And, w h 1 1 e ; loud voice for all the mighty on fbe o, :;i : � O P T O M E T R I S Tl ,, th!�,�eyhOle l.rchm . and Is lbere'& a remoie chance lhal the works tha& they ba<t1reen· sayin ' �rnindlt us or Ill, birthday, Our Office Hours : D to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at Noon on common on the Atl antic and Gulf size of lhe •land hl.lgbl be &ome. I e ''Blessed be the King that co�·· happy Christmastide Th urs. - East Court St., Pomeroy • coasts) • "'hat reduttd temporarily by horeth In the name of the Lord· Peace in heaven, and gk>ry in the t? Oak Hill News Events Mn, - ..... ,I llr. .. and d-.�. SUI, ....... Me i. BY PETER ED80N indmtry, •brogauan _. "' the J.ap.a- 1 crllic.al ol the Liberal � 'fflOCl'i.t'lc I tber Pearl Parker _.. -­ ta-----.... TOKYO - <NE_. " ' - An ,.mer. • j neae aecunly treaty with tl1' Unit- ma)ority party. there ha, l"N!Vrr and ·Mw · Maude CrNJ ,A a-.r, . / ' iC'an impre1111ion th<d Japan Ji � ,...._ I t'd ·••·ral", w ithdrawaI of aJI U. S been oew1ru11 ,.,. aupport for l,,cy. ..--,-r " , ,. Ja-_ had Creel 111 ...... � •--•. M' · I.JlJ(·.ally uruitahle. rapidly veerin1.. forct'I! rrum Japan, gr'"" __...ual lraru- .oc1a11!L1. · It Jn c�fr� a vui:. . i turned 1111;am,ti "-· 1 rft c1n.-l therefore un- i formation of J a p a n ' • defertllt' , DW<ir ; t,I( with her ntece, f' oumJ Warder, Japa11e3e Jou�Jit ta 1/nce t h e reliable as an 1:11ly in the F 6 r force, into a naliooal labor force y cal M.-geret Miu OIi led The ! ol c-.t i w /ugh ly cr t1 l �ast w1111 born out of the ,rrfll'!t for public works, ar>d closer rt'· a� hav� ooen the1r_ government becauar they ! Tz.!-°'· � former local resident. r1ot_s 1:1gainst ratifica!Jon of t!le !le- l.ationa with fwd China. {;Oflfl,idrr that to be their fWlt.1ior, w r�•� �t the Metbed.W runty rrea!y with the uni�d I a Jemocracy 'Mus altitl.W il l Home m C. 'l('mnatl Stat.es Ja .�t May. j RESPONSIBLE ANALYSTS be- Iinrequent lY Lak en .u a strong 1elt- I Mi81 Dee TDhomas, . who ii emThose "rlemuns trallons " J ,.i tu · lieve the Socialisll' am is i l l l • ai•I . But It Is DOI: pro-l"om- ployed in Columbua 1penl the cancellation of President i�n- completely unreall.lt:� a unac. munat or Sociai.i.llt. ,.-eek end with her parenta. Mr. bower's visit. Relations between <.-eptable. And Ryu believe& that preu and Mn. Edward TI'MNDal and the two munlne11 Jell to a post- The Sodalis•· have . ..., . s u p p o r t en•,·JCtsm I.I changing. Recentiy• , Kathy· war Iow. . tellectua,.. I from m ,. and stud ent . r Hayal(I Ik· wheu Prune . y·milte Julia Luca■ of Lana -iJJe Rd·• ThL, bad impressim, has 1-M-tn groupa as well a, Japan'■ m.. • _..,_ -· f 1 · support lJRd p � • from rig 11 W311 . a Friday owmight guest ot. , .. height · ened bY suw,equent event s. / 1abor organiutions. But they c·an- . g lanat1. es, he � praile frr,m Sur Parker and parent,, Mr. aod There ha� been some ai;:Jtat 1011 ; not po88ibly win more than the 3U , � re &. Aa hi L i iberal Demo- Mr1. Homer Parker. _P ti for dost"r trade re latiom be Wt'en j per cent of the Diet whicl! they ratic eo dev y rt l pa hone9l ,and Mr . and Mr11• C-ecil Butler and i;: now hold in the foreaeeable futu . e e Communist China and Japan e n _gov�t . Ryi.: be- family of Findlay were week effd: Japan ·s, organized labor move- I 'The Japan Socialist party triea �:5:: ��- It "'. ill win pren guests of his parents, Mt. and ment actively supports .Japan· ., to emphaa!1,e th.at it ha1 no coo- port h1� � ill _help eat.1:1bhsh Mrs. Shennan Butle r, Socialist party, which oppo�d ral- nection wiih the Japan Commu- litic: .ltab . ( ihty lD Japan. The Trl15lees' Annual Turtq nist part} . but some of their ob- po ificatiun of the treaty. All Japaneu lang:uage ruid sll jective! are the same. Dinnr-r at the Methodi,,t Church. on Wednesday evening, March 1J but one of its English language The Communi.111! elecl.ed three was well attended. newspapers w�re highly critical members to the Diet in last year 1 elect ions, po lling over a mil of _the Liberal Democrati(! yarty 1 Yot.es, more than expected. Ptrty wh1rh bn("ked this treaty. JAPANESE 1.EADF.RS ill all is estimated to nwnber 45,000 t.o walks ul life In.sis! that this Jm. BO.OOO. �ressionist picture of .lapao lnday Its principal strength is throu!VI front organizatKIJ18 like the Ja an IS wrung . p Chin a Friendship Society, Japa Sµukesmen for Japan's Fe.-lera. n lion of Economic Organization _ Russia, Japan-Korea and J a p a n somewhat similar to the u s Na- Peace Societies. lional I ndustrial Conferenc� Boar J The Communist, also h a v e - point out that no reputable about 2,000 members in the ffl) . businf'ss firms back more trade 000-strong National Student wilh Red China. They have been Go,,.ernment Federation, or :.:11g. burned too often by cancellat ion akure-n. of order�. CASUALff - Pretldent Ken­ Though Japan·s Sociali �1 party SIIINTARO R Vl', Executive Di- nedy'• forehead cut, acquir­ recto r and chief editorial writer o,ipo8e<l lhe defenst treaty in the ed when be � to p1c.k last election, the Soc ialists did not for Asal Shimbun, one of Ja­ up 10meth1n1 daughter Caro­ win . The; l,ibera! Democratil'.' par• pan's bit national newJpapers line dropped, and bumped hia Mad on a piece or furniture, ty, wh1c-h backed the treaty an d is points out that though the Ja1Ja'. ii clearly visible here. n e se press has been Wl.animously rrally a conservati�· e party, won the confidc1Jce of Japanese voteni elPcting riO per cenL of the D i e I /Congress 1 • WASHINGTON COLUMN A Sermonette In Reviewwon Ho llywood handic ap at allJ Bob '/ r I �?. 1 Rutland Society News Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gardner of Byesville were week end viaff­ ors of Miss Etna Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips of Frankfort were week- end guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe PhilUps. Mrs. Jva Barrett was admitted �o Hob.er Hospital, Monday. Vis- her Monday evenin 1t1ng g WM her son, Mr. and Mn. Charlea Bar­ rett and Mrs. Beatrire Smith, Mrs. Lula Jacks has moved from the Lela Forrest property to the Blanche Clark property. GET A CAS H LOAN TO OUTFIT YOUR WHOLE FAM ILY t ,? I r-:--=--•---:-·::-:�--�·=--=--------------------------, 1 N COMPTON Q D -6- IM �,-,11 /a - .J,,st pick 11P JIIIII' phone, then ,_,.,..HO �lghesl" When the Pharisees heard this they asked JeSU8 to rebuke H i � discJplea. Jesus instead rebuked the self-tighteoua Pharisees by aaylng, "I tell you that, if these should hold their peace, the stones would immediately cry out." (Luke 111th cbapter J. Yes, the stones would cry out. Physical nature cries out ff : r praises even if human nature does not choose to do so. In closing Jet me lhare with you something beeutiful that l read from a boolc on Indian tore when I recently vitdted the Amer­ ican Indian Museum near Little Hocking. Mrs. Ginny Simms of Pomeroy, a member of the Pomeroy Fed erated Church, let me copy It. ' > IIA IIII JIU -. $25 .. $1000 -- ECONOMY SAVINGs & LOAN CO. w. s.m • 1t. - WY,af ■- s-21 1 1 . , .,,.. $ometl mes mother needs lhree eyes ! You buy SAFETY when you pay your electric bill !aby-�::hi_ng TV is ot1e of me newesc salery feature, sD.owu fa the a11•� '"c .....ic1. home v..i tomottow " In a few may ve ooe iu your house added co � you · •• die many clea:ric saf , .J-• =•asyea:n you already enioy , N;..i.. "-h� fumere. auto­ ,-e;--• """"6 matic cooking and heating and clothes dryuig: . , elecuic f'UOJ.11 (even electric aa openers are J.......-:__ ........... $Ump pumps, IU>d stairwa ...... ' - po,......) Y _..<mg IU>d lhamo.,.tic COJltrols IU>d ndio otorm wanu ngs and • • • How -1 ""'1' "- ,J,,,,;,;,1 ....., lij, s.,j,r ;,, 1 ', I ! ! II e _, "I I Your electric bill is a sign of BETTER living Nothing else does 00 much fot you, so well , and C0$1S so lirtle . Ohw powet has •wn raised its rates. Use cvea. more d.eurici� . and Live Better • • • Eucr1t1CAJ.1.y ! � . Clot«l-ctro111t ftlovl.,.,, .,.,,. a monitor ••µ• and "Hr' on IMby wh/lt mot/le, lo IHl•y In lilt It/lo/ion. O HI O POWER CO M PA NY ldJ- -~,, AN PV.L. IN'll"te:STO,--OWPHG . � - ............._ ......_.,. h,-.. c;e.-.. � 10 VTII.ITV I th ' � �� �� --crcr11c►\; I .\ P . . ' •I l �, l I i l '' '',1 ! ,I Coach John Dudding Has Red Devil H opefuls Ready For Outside Work ) Lhe gym the . past . wee� with department could be a litt_le �eak. -� By Bob E. Byer e this week However, a ray of hope ts m the For the hrst tllllt s:nce basebalJ hopl's of gettmg outsid uts. Btt..L'6 A Rutland camp that may give the spirited worko was re-organizf:!d at Rutlwid High for a few CllfC# /0 · Red Devils fl first line pitcher. dates tumed out Sl·hool, the � d Devils will have· .Sixteen candi •011r-Acr' pro,ped is a transfer stu­ 'l'he but each is without exIVAJi'MA£ a new mentor at the hl'lm. After last week Logan, West Virginia, from dent l other than high schoo tEA6de four years, Coaeh Jim Vennari perience d since Rutland hasn 't had who playe regularly for Logan RIJ/Al ,WALf is stepping down as the Drvils' baseball AL�1"'a-¥. summer league, baseball. little High &hool last year while the ball coaeh. base head Ft)!? ,!,fy' r ny league organiza- Bulldogs were posting a reputible Cnadi Vennari re -orf'ani"i',('() league u po a,y. 'r/£ 1 � season . Billy Hall, a junior, shows h;iseb;ill in Rutland four years ago lions. r"iffLP e veterans were among the promise of becoming a first line and this �eason , th e filth, Middle- Fiv u (l�CARf-ls an� Coach Dudd�g pitf'�er for Rutland as )Vel_l , _as \ port native John Dudding, assist• : 16 hopef returnrng l�tte��n will a_ddmg strength lo the Devils m­ the feels footin year this nari n Ve Lo anl Taylor, who will bit /lfLL 1 a pretty field. SHOOTING BUCK HOT SHOTS - Ohio State coach Fred dbu ll, will take ove r g1\·e Lhe Red Devils bask and ball et, takes a pie,, Banqu tball Baske SEOAL clude n i Returning lettermen RIGNEY the main spe aker April 6 in Athens for th e ·1 cnaf'h uf the Rut- sound infie ld." srk 1 b, head as the Bucks where ville Louis for d n g a /i 11 7" 5IIAR£1? Hutl.1 nd posted a 7-6 record last Junior Carter, third baseman t ure of his nation al champion team befor e leavin evils. D Heel land and night, Friday team ,W, iHe ­ /{61 Louisv a sound 1961 outfielder ; Lee Combs, pitcher fashionecl a story-book 56 -55 win over a so u ped up lfo,YO!r 0, /J/rl coa('h Dudding has been work- year but even with wild­ ,000 -7 e A­ befor tl! night Al catching shortstop, and John Tlllis, a soph- came back with an 87-74 win over Kentucky Saturday HA 'f'IOH in[?, h is l!llil basPb.all prospe('Ls in infield, lhe pitching and trA,;i!/Utl 7tJ omore first baseman. Carter and eyed OSU fans in Freedom Hall. Victory in the Mideast Regional NCAA tourna­ S,,1/ A,; IA ll'ORN Al C C.ombs are both Juniors. Senior ment, and the luck of the draw, sends th e Bucks against St Joseph of Pennsylvania l'RAI/Cl6CO lettermen are Dave Marlin, 1ec­ in the semi-finals Friday night at Kansas City. _.,,M'At5J!R, !>'OW ond baseman and Roy Crouser, /le Poe,; 7Jll! catcher. l'IOlflf'l!R 811' AMBIDEXTROUS A/.olll! FM 711/1 the DI08t promllllq Probably -tJU'f' Holl' r11e M6EL,; !'ARE AM/!/f!CAI/ A, up ftr &be Indoor show to pn,sped A'?" //IE PaX- �FICE A§ /.OS AN�Ltrs workouts b • freahmu, Jacl: Ca+tPARfl? W'ffll 7'1/E A1P� l'lto'T. � 'f'l/1! P/6 IJl(llf,rtOI>', Peterson. The young candidate caa lhmw left and right with the 1ame skill and accuracy, Re 11 wholly ambJdextroa1, apparealt, GRIMM By ROB ERT I Iilt!iM3iJ sas State, 69-64, to gain the Mid- 88-80, for the Far West final. n United Preu International 1wttdl hitter. Coacli a alH al being ation Unite d Pren Intern Utah g;,· 1ed to give in what j west final. The B earcats had to ' marked the first time COLUM BUS (UPI) - _Tourney wise Clevelan d East Dudding hope• he will come along Something's got all-Oltio ey won tile th since final of I overcume a seven-point deficit I the semifinals '.[cc h and � nbeate 1_1 Ayersv1 lle t�o k �n the role of favor- a1 a pitcher. His throwing abll- appears to be an to over- title in 1944. etball tournament , early in the second half Iles today t n t he big show of Oh10 lugh school basketball Uy also lags him H a good Infield the NCAA bask Wittenberg was crowned the ions. champ prospect. between unbeaten Ohio State and come the Big Eight - t he state fin als. small college champion NCAA ann Cinci t Bob Wlesenhahan led Battle l i n es w e r e dra w n for the 1961 state tourna- Other top prospects of the Red Cincinnati winner of 20 conse udefeated Southeast Misit when Allen tlve gam:s. ti with 22 points .ollowed by sophment Sunday, and_ as l u ck "Y� u_ld have it, it will be north Devils this year are Juniors a tight defens ive King, an outfield-infielder; Robert But before these two cross-state omore Tom Thacker with 16. Lar sour i, 42-38, in ag a i nst t he south m bot h d 1v1s1ons. the losers with ba!lle. Al Thrasher paced the win_In Class AA, F,a.�t Tech 21·2 l,"rb,ma, the smallest among the Long, pitcher; !;ophom�res Chuck powerhouses can get togelher, ry Comley paced ners with 14 points. Er- they'll have to get by the other 16 points. BY BOB E. BYER will do battle ngamst U rbana '"AA" sur vi vors with 652 students, Cheadle, catcher ,· outfielder; c Homd a hit double figures In the NCAA major college on. semifinalists, surpr · ,,g St. Jo- Six players •�ml . Porlsmouth f20-3J_ takes o n was regarded by many 815 having nle John:'°n, outfielder, � , re, . . ventu Bona s • St game Sentinel Sport. Writer , ion r-lnftelder. sulal · e er Runmon, a catch , . 1 lle !28-0) . e chan ce 1o gain . s,ph ', ! Pa• I and Utah• The for a spm1ed SI. JOC !I C 1Ub wh'ch Elyna 120"5) . Ayersv . the rma1s, Rounrlmg co titb a Tom a 1in . rAU-America 1 . S with Devi ed R t00k a 2o-point advant8ge and . out the mighty B uckeyes' riding a 31. anrl Proclerville Fairland (25"0 ) , despi'te t he d angerous East Tech . . . Prin d trlppe ld e ts, outfi �ton. _ ll hopefuls are �arne wmnmg strea�, tang]� w ,,h lhen �eld off .a Wake �orest rally mg �9 pom the two unbeaten clubs In Class class and experience._ Both Ur- baseba ed down r (CalifJ n and James Loyola Carso Keith s 85·67, prospect nd 96-86. 1a fmaJ, n .a lo win the Easter he Hawlts from Pluladelph i: A lnau gurale festi vities Frlduy bana end Elyria will hnve a feVJe" g . ' . _ , · ire i omla, 69-u,; LNU1► Ferre11 , sophomores , Sam B h lhe Bearcats run up against u tah The Hawks were outrebounded by South em Cal'f And In n at I · Jo p m : rnuo e -11 t hey t n whe age I f Id • l• r, and CharIes Hyse11 height disadvant ville routed Morehead State, 83-61, • El in Friday night 's semifina_1s at the taller Deacons, but were more 8omewhal the same noi-lh-south �:sh:a: � play ln the semifinal round. f d Texas Tech edged Houston. an arrnngemcnt, Youngstown Liberty None o the teams will be per- Rutland will play a l4-game K ans.as CitY, Mo. .The wmnen deadly from the field. BilIy Hoy (2l"l- l i and Madison South ( 23--2 > mltted tot' work out on the St. schedule this year, weather per- then meet for the title on Satur- and Frank Majewski topped the &Hi7. and umn winners with 20 and 19 points, rewill tanl!le in the other semlfinal. ,John Arena floor prior to a half mitting. The Red Devils open day night. . Up until now . I have discussed in this col _ uck e n io Dennis The Menace else',Yhere on this page the prospec t s of so11_1e _ of t� The drawings were held o.l Ohio hour before game lime. For many their spring campaign March 30 The d_efendmg champ . B - speclively. S('a• this record 2.6-0 a e with s, area s bas�bal l squads. I hope this wee k to f1msh p i e- Stahi U niversity Sunday, where of ey utah Paces Double-Knee the contestants, ll will bl? the in a pr.id ice game against Pomn, got a brilliant performanre so season reviews o( area ball d u bs , t �en cover �om c �f e.:icb coach drew for osi t ions in r regula clicked tlieir h McGill Hilll start n e t (The d n Bill a that oy of er a n first lonk at an are . the other teams our area sq u ads will be playm� tlu s Uhio' li annual blue rib�nn tournafrom AU.Ameritan Jerry Lucas 1or 31 points in pacing Ui:ah's size, which has in the past at- season on April 4 at Wahama. Ktmating e def In on. night ay seas Matchi n,g Rua;ed Belt. game Saturd mcnt· e Redskins over Ar izona Slate . . .0r the Clas;; counted for more than one case There is a possibility of a r t ,· Mideas Middl eport and Pomeroy, members or the SEOAl, A ei.s."11� e th wh h " with North Gallia, Dudding said. tucky, 87-7-1, for Sizes 3 to 6x. of jitters. : _ in· l!J5 ,_ :�'· w Southern Divisio n wi t h Gallipo lis and Jackso n , will lace A lroiui _ as t ile only schedule is as gional title , The 6--8 Lucas scored � spri· 's Rutland y each other twice during the regular season o f pla and forrner cIiampmn m the smalJ The smallest or the Class A follows with the dates of April 18, 33 points and grabbed 30 rebounds the winner will have a layoff against on e of the North- s<·I 100I ri.eId and aIso tlHI smanest schools will be Ayersville with IY and 20 being set aside for the as he halted any chancel! of ll t ern Division club s whic includ es A l hens, Loga n , W e s 'm enroIIment· B ut the Der·18nee 198 students, and the largeat Meigs County playoffs. Adolph Rupp's Wildcats advanc305. with . ty nville Liber r. astow ton and Nelso Youn h e · ■el t e • " k pr 1 t "" d Pomeroy, h e ng toward their fifth NCAA Litle. i t, 30, , tag Mareh cl ubs, Lo gan co u ld ,.oim ty erew was · · n Madiso and 285 speak mg ol tbe Nort hem Divmon has d n Fairl: !Ii, away: a, , Wallam past game; Aprll 4 favorite luhel on I.ho basis of Close Sha,e MIDDLIPORT be one of the top cl u bs of the SF.OAL this st•ason with South 292 students. iame: 'I, · e · practic away, t , gcs Alltany wmmn ti :e an d f ce orman per · of fu) y e about face t k complc h a e It e was wa e un h d t ning r e e retur n I its nI ne etterm . , WllkeavUJe, home; 10. Ea.tern, OHSAA SupervI1e1 rcL"oru·' m LI1e ent·ire f'1eId . i' All en. ve teran coach M anon ; 11, from Ohio State s game of Fr lllonw a, Waham 13, home: under be r will nament tou be The will t n e ly ' n o hit tournam the 1iit of pitche ro Lucas r e n m whe fol semi-p k ight n a day endens t, n His assista t , Ed L u n w McConnell Wllkesvllle, away; u, Eal1era, nlne points and the Buckeyes er, will be i n charge of the Chieftains ' mou nd s t aff Ohio statc · s apa l"ious 13,497-scat lhe supervisi n f , J. away ; 28, Racine, home ; zs, Mid· Sl. Johr Arena, ;.nd all eight commissioner of the Ohio High out a sa-55 victory o\ e, The Boston Celtlcs, at home which includes fo u r \' e t era n burlcrs . OD. Mc dleporl, away: May 1, Albany, pulled e l Assoclat Athleti School ' w ! c· the his third of for some that hack l is hoped s oa nder, ' Louis,dlle. S teve Dalton, 6 6 righth a anywhere, are off and running to home : 4. Middleport, tome : 8. season as varsi ty pi t cher for Loga n a nd is expected to suct·css enjoyed by the n uckeyes Connell allotted 1,250 tickets CincinnatJ, second ranked n a- toward the National Baskelball , Pomeroy 11, Yi a w a Racine, b• be the Chieft n ins ' top mo u ndsman with his cu rve as• wou ld rub ott on them come r'n- ea('h of the competing schoo for home. tlonally by the United Press In- Association's Eastern Oivlsion Friday's two sessions, both of sortme n t and f aSlbull. duy und Sahm.Joy. ________ temational Voard of Coaches be- title while the Los Angeles LairsellCatching .n,y nd Ohio State, swept over Ka n- ers, who find things rough on th . be the wenk spot or Logan's di a mond Both coache!! J'lC Howell of which were expected to lie hi____ e _ .:_ _ and rooks B outs. nine this season unl e ss Freshm a n Gerald of East Tcrh a nd Sam Marchio St. road, cautiously move into Sophomore Roh Nelso n come up to e xpec t a t ions of Urbana agreed lhat the tourna- The Class A opener will see , decision in nine games, 7_6, to ihe Louis for Tuesday's start of the racty n Coach Allen. n Cou e ce Lawr d n of . Baltimore Orioles. mcnt this tipl"ing was the most Fairla Western Division final playoff Besides the (our pi t chin g ve tera ns retu rnin g, Loga n nd consecutive unbent• its seco ing A two-run homer by Marv series against the Hawks. No a s. e r y n i mru!) n e op wide( ld r Washwill hav e l ett erm en to �ill th ee of th e our infie posi Breedi,ig was the big blow in the The world champion Ccllics great team appared to be capable 0n squad , having edged Old tions and two for the outfield. en n the Ath s 1'1'-i n 67-6-1, . inglo alUmore attack, while Moose B ho ors n n with lhe of run ing off winners of two straight !'{BA Two yo u ng pitchers may provide a lot of he l p to LoEast for goes same The . gional n drove Jn four runs for Skowro 1959 and Tech n i East as s1.:ch t.I . tit!Ps, took a 1--0 lead over Syragan this year , one a Sophomore, Ga ry Dalto n a n a , which squeeked by CleveTcrh nkees with a three-run douYa I.he lt• of town ams Middle former the r euse on Sunday by downing the Freshm an, John Blum . Th ey form i.i pa ir or h a d t hrowland .St. JoRph, 50-t7, In the Kent hie and a homer. the Jerry Lu�as era. r..;ationals, 128-US. Meanwhile, Los ing righ t ha nders . , four f inalists regional Saturday night and now nnie Kline and AngeIes cIinched a shot at the Ro n, Bob Gibso T)lere are 22 hopef11ls amo n 0l'.J Logan's baseb all can - iJespite this the ..utonelll and Harvey Johnny ,,•.;ome must meet Urbnna, aniel comblned to shut- Hawks by eliminating the ll!!_!roit didate1 this spring. Most of the pit('hCl's also double at in bolh divisions offerc.d the "big" men Jn Lindy McD were Kuenn ' s finalist AA' re four " the re e of ov The Th tlnls, n impressive crede out the world champion Pitts- Plstons, 137- 120, in the best-�iva other position s. The Sign That Will er's deal between San wint last Inst the of 10 top the n i ams e t were all records of the Clan AA burgh Pirates on seven hits 88 semifinal round. nd, but Clevela d n a cisco n Fra Mean longer 241. showed 85 wins and 10 los�es, JJ PI coaches ratings o( the . 1• Veterrris Frank Ramsey and the_ Sl. Lout� Cardlnal� raced to the loob ot things, Willie from behind third, was spr�g Bob C.OUsy led tbe Boston att.ack Team 3 Games 1''u.lls City Beer while the "A"' schools have dro(}- son. East Tech eir Batter life For lllt.h v ictory In nme Kirkland, the third man in the tb rst 1n wilh 25 IUld 2-1 points, respective 21\!:17. out five-run ped only three games end won Cincinnati Elder and · Day•on A . a � &--0 � ��• Roo3evell, Urbana was fourth, swap, may wind up u the best e irst nning ag�inst arvey Iy, as the Celtics withstood a late I Your Car • ..... Team I Game Sport Center !�I. CITY LF.Al.l1 E I • eter Minuit P old Ince bargain . nth. Ht,h Scores 3-14-61 tled the issue early, rush by the Ni:..�s and finished se 984Haddix darkhorse school in Clas., and Portsmouth seve The l Indians out of Manhatthe h talked . Rob d n I won Hip Three Gome TOP "S" BOWL>',RS A\'G, AA was pinned on ElyrIa, whJcb Besides East Teeh , wblc The Kansas City Athletics con• with a flourish. Big Bill Russell, ! tan. sPort 19511, d n a 1958 in Loa■ ""· crown ihe in ce SEE US TOOAY appearan first its g n Is maki their excellent spring show- the league's most valuable play- : n. Louk.!I - K. Manley 174. ask the Giants how they tlnued I you C ,. ch Jonner ly n o he t Hip Single Game Bob Louk� H. Clatworlhy JTJ. is ' eers, m<.;uth n pick�d poini.s d 22 an Pio red --o s.. the big show. The by shuttfrlg: _ out the Chkago er, feel about Kuenn, they'll tell you, Ing Ill, roam"d by Dale Reichenbach, pion in the four-team field. The White D. Hawley 171 Sox, 2-0, the Minnesota off 3-4 rebound� and Tommy Hemmanager Al D ark, especially 1'eam Three Ga.mes Falls City R. D vis, G. Wagner, D. Mille 1 are the biggest school in the Trojans won It back in 1931. ba Twin e Uered lhe Loa Angelei3 sohn to55ed in 20 points, 16 coma e nd maybe @xpected we all 's e "h . m ex-cha II Phono WY ,.,.,..,,, •only , the 13Nr :aw, event with 2,06.1 !ltudents, but Ayersvdle 1111. . " The Indiana feel the 1ame Dodgers, 10-21 ; Charlie Maxwe I Ing in the second half, for the more City F'a!ls e Gam Team Single have the most losses with five . plon in Cl.au A. bit a pair of homera to lead the winneri. Dick Barnett and Hal I M In St ......roy -- way about the hard-throwing Art-• --· • �--Bnr 18S. --� team to a lH Greer scored 20 points apiece for "B -Ti WIN BQVABH TITLE r, troit " ge De ttu1tlll, but when they get around STANDINGS Washington Seua- S,y '. ..,,.,,J • ·�-----...'!,,""'""'""'"""• 'ji ••: ••:: ,r,_: CEDARHURST, L.I rnrn lo talkJni about Kirkland theu victory over tho ed end s ati Red elnn Cin ; the tors Wa Loi& Pet. G, Diehl Mateer Jr. and .fohn daya, auperlatfve• dot the converloaillg ttreak by beat12 ,600 Hentz of Philadelphia <!owned Falll Ctty Beer . 18 1ation. And yoo clll't exaclly a four-game ukee Braves, 13-10, Milwa 560 l6 14 the Ing · . Lorne Maine and David Pemb@r' Hat Roda blame them, tho Tlger, over­ 1t; a . 1lugfe Jporl Center , • • . 15 15 500 ton-Smith of Montreal, 15-9, 9-15, All Wlllle hu dooe ls win al In ' deficit to down five-nm a i ,came .Rablaacm a 15-12, 15-8, Sundaz to win the Th enroute to Hunttnstc,n, and leaat three games for them nd House School High kville Barrac l f. lphia Phillies, 10.8, the Philado , Lllmdry • • 1-4¼ 151,; , 458 United Etates squash raequel.ii ) I l • ed by Joe was immedia tely surrounded by keiep them In the o hera with coach k squad, tball b c 1:1s er b rookie ho J'amlro, Cement doubles title at the Roritaw11y Umely hit. like the bue•loaied and I. pair of m , r Chi­ n , brother of former Pom- i friends who delayed hia journey lto e H , )}. , , .8Jock · · · , · · · IS½ 16½: . -4-IO Hlln lington B Club. Danny Murphy propeUed the double that won S\Dlday'a pme croy Panther Coach Dick Rettc,n, 1 m,,re than an hour. win over U1e . &17 ."'33 Qldo Power Co. . . J3 of cago Cuba to a to.a raced to • 11-66 triumph o, er The group included many hljh with the Giants 1 9. A couple 1 gela In other •ABON HIGHS Wittenberg 42 S. E Mil�ourl 38 While Sulphur Springs Saturday school admirers, 7th and 8th grad- day■ ago, he untoaded 1 ,rand- Lot Angeles An s. g �ii �-, �l ff', lnil· t Games Bob Louks MB. homer apllllt tht Red Su ame Cun•lat1o111 ,, l!J!' night to win the Class A division ers when Mr. Betton was In Pom alam �AMES L, MAHOKIY 1;: 114 1 Game Les Damewood I s. 0■1;. 81. 17 Mt. 8t. Mary's '71 of the W Va, State Tourney, Bar- e roy, but stlll "first name" ac- and earlier In the Cacf:111 League nae Oriolea received some bad M■n1gtr that revealed was It when news quaintancea to the successful PHS be beat the Giant, with other big lon11hip, (,,_, ' " i' on the hit Follee, Hank ca,tcher hits, According to fans from l h I s conch. � 1,, band by one of knuci:lebaDer Hoyt --PIIJ• RJpt J'iekl area, who lraveled to the finnls I As thinp ltmd now, Klrldand,. WIiheim'• flutterbaU. on SaturFlth& Raul'9 of the W. Va. Stall Tourney. Bar,.,., Jiand and friend good a fracturt be lo • like I double bu , , day night rackville was not certain of the By UnMed Pftu laterutleul a 27-year,.oJd natl'fl of SJluria of the ring finger and will be out w In rum o t home 41 the cash for any good use, Whoa It <ODI• hit ••...,11,. Ala., who i win until a lalit quorter spurt put 8ATUJU)AZ h. moat a at leut for actkm of ww wlU k , lealOIII wlth th• Glantl them far in the lead. to money, come to me, You wW. llke ._ NEW YORK - Ted Wript, lCt, ta an outfield that lnclud11 Jima b 71-3 as t now Re ton C'oach way we make sprlna cub I- OIi low• D e t r O 1 t, wtpolnted Federico my Pler•ll In eenter and Tito rerord over a three year period , HOl lw entl on, Arg 1 , mps 52¾ Tho terms. Fnncona In left. at Battackville. He guided t, I • MADI. taly-Ernealo Miran- Willie UI DD pzelle In the 'lekl N, MIL ] A '. B A Fin e team to the w. Va. Stat do, 115¼, ArpnUna, •lopp,d La- but ha'• no buleber either, ID the TO YOUl but lost in the championship game tare l..ayese, 118, Morocw f8). Indiana already are more Uwl lut year, SPECIFIIMA, Pent-Mauro Miu. 1" bappy with the deal, and u 111111L " In . Class AA compemion N e w CATIONS Peru, � out Sonny Ray• •IV Jimmy Dyba ll)'I, 'The Mart.imvJIIe defeated Miltoo and 178• Clneago fS) , , ,1. ,· blg IU1 g:lvet our outfield aome HunUngton beat Beetley tor the Y A StrND cl.au." Claes AAA champlOll!lblp 11,Eime. I Dick Retton, now head cage MANILA - G a b r I e I fll'lash) While the lndlana' fortunes are OOlch at Madlaen High Sd.,.l, Elonle, 130, PhDlpplnea, outpoint, looklnll up, thlnp ketp ptllng Gtlllpollo, Ohio Maufle1d, O., stopped "for cul- ed Joey Lope11, 138, sacramento, blacker for the New York Yan­ I • t · J__.......a •'-·•- .1..1.4-" fee·• Fridav nhr:bt al The Steak Calif '15-lunior IU!htwehtht Ulla), bu. w } Dragons Battle Top-Rated Ayersville 1 :30 On Friday; E Trojans To Take On lyria ' ··- j Area D•Jamond p This Week For BasebaII Players I ' . - --- UPHOLSTERING 1---,.��-------- ii ·" r:. I. I • , •- --;::=-== '' I ' 1 SPOTLIGHT SHOW OF THE WEEK .. --- f I ! ,: I If ) I ', I: l ·' , II ,'I (I , I pro,.., thru FRIDAY e 9 A.M. to 9:45 A.M. I 1 e:c 'Multitudes, Jn thtJ :;:1 WMPO - Radio - 1 390 kc ► J°?a, ft11.l'ir1• I of: FOR JUST A FEW CENTS A DAY A CLASSIFlm AD HERE COSTS ONLY PENNIES A DAY, m IT CAN BRING YOU PRIGLESS RESULTS • • • ' i I \ ! Il I i -� 01.D WOMAN of .oJare on ,.._ .. Jf.. B Ult.. ..:. . ••JI of Youta f'llln dlri&, ! T,;be■ plead for llellelU ..., JuJltd bf otller ..�"l:';,".i.u.i- :: 1'11111111den.. 1· :e;: .-. S aad B Greea St·•mp Mobile Recle11Jptlon �,.r On Wheels . WILL BE AT IN MIDDLEPO!!T redeem by mall ••ue -• r your IDied S&H S!Amp Books, To MA" ,.,_ '"H 21st Green ·· I. 1 to 5 p� •M::•_1 ..:,:IO:.,:A:•::M:•.::.:� ,_____________ ' ' _, I •* I 'I e MONDAY "You Are Invited To Have A Cup Of Coffee With Us Eaela Mor■tng?" .... - t SPRING CASH: a,iy Clothes-Pay Bil� 1 I !k� Wi If Resu me " t Coge scores TU8Sday N19 h j HACKETT'S $OHIO t Satr.,,,,,,., Roush's Shoe Store JHII: LENT SEASON BOWLING _ .l;. xxm: I e Good Music • Women's Features • Social Items . TME SHOE BOX AS Coach Of Slate Champs - ''Coffee with Janet'' $2.98 ■· NIT Act1o • n Sour WESTERN JEAN Another Retton Hits Fame summa,· rt » wi: 1 Best Barga1'n Wee'-end S I , K"1rkland looks L"1ke lflr. 30i, ,Ult,1 M"IAMI IUPf1 - Fearle!!a Fro. ! manager Solly Hemui1 J tlf po ley's tacts and figures: t�e of eternal di�n/ opt�� IJ__.._ _ _i ' BJ u.,.. p!.. _..___, Th�!I ha11 been , bill_t!d ais 40-year- _I mum, De/ieves that the llpirit of I Koc,i, and � Oenmf 1Pa 8AnJBDAY old Stan Musial s f1111d season o! I SI. LouJ& c:an pe-rform rn 125 um/ HALLANDALE, Fla. _ Tudor the Hollywood lnternatJuual four. baseball but ir's a 8Urer sign at iesl!!. . _ .despite a . 275 avt-ra1<:e l .l.!lt Way -'«lred a two-length v k1ory baJI goff toumameDt wtda I 7J. aprmg lhan a r·obm wearlng 1 year, Stan lnsl.-ts "I still can hJr· in the •IH,000 Gulhtream Park hole acore ot • snowshoe11 when "The !1-fi:tn •· s.iys, imd you won' t get any arg ument Handicap. on that seore from many pitchthat h e "may play Jn Jlll-2 . " -HA.NILA - G a b r- J e l <Jtuh) Muell of Stan's enthus r:.ism of t"rs. PINKHAM NOTCH, N.H--Gor- EJorde, 130, PhWpp.fnet, outpota,.. Worry About Wl'lght the moment stems from th� pe r• don Eaton of Mkldlebury College ed Joey Lope■, 130, Hor em n n ial s en make " i_: rea r t!" 11pring trnuung cnt h uiu asm won the men's national slalom ti- Calif. plus the surging pennant fever in over the weight asiugnt'd the tie. � St. Louis Card inn l camp. . oatburners after a selles of fi�: E\'er_y bc.tdy on the club seems I perform1mces, many t r a I a e r � E O Rn 1'0KYO D \TON A A B EACH. Fla.-Jody TR M RS c�nv1�ced that thi � is th e fted, j s�n1 tching their chargers from Nicholaa, of Peabody CoJJege won TOKYO (UP1 -A Dlll>m' big .stakeli f"'1ents beeause of too ea birds year. ) I f'.eavy the JOO-mile nalioria.l motorcycle ab an impost, but jockey Wil q They i-,oi�t to !heir miserable e kept li!llltl.Jv teilmolop:aJ race at Daytona Jnternati;naJ lI-16 start m_ the first month laS! he llartack says they·re tal.km� mJn. Speedway. instn.unenta jlgglin, for year and !heir second half season ,1 through the fat under their hats. utn today after ,wayfa,: Tctyt �n which left them third only I _ "Wei�t means little or nothNEW YORK f or gs New aeveraJ aecond, N• buildin York Uninme games back. Musi11) figure I mg, part u:ularly with a bJ,;?, pow- lii"EW s BISHOP - M 'Werl reported: ers ty frljwies OJ' dama the pon • three w ea \' r . too� ge on playing about 100 games btll erfuJ ,horse , " insllll!I Hartn ck. "A , Soennckc r, 54, of champion slup an� Ued rom t b e tremor,, wine.la the for the ... f ---- ----- horse !I lorm is much mure lm- I Minn. , _ha.s been named the portent l.han lhe weight he has I new bishop of Owensboro her team charnp1onslup in the Jo- Tokyo Meteorologlta) Ageaq II.id TUNING UP FOR IICHMANN-Teclln.lciana t.ercollegiate Fencing A&sociatJOD .,ere centered 10 miles aoder the to carry because a pound ur two Kt, by Pope John toucbee to tllt electncaJ. •Y•tem Ibid• the Prisontl'a dock tor trta.l ot Ad lf�� championahi o B p,. coast of lbara,i Prtlechft. tut , ! s h P Soen11eker succeeds doesn 't Ine;.;JI a thin8. .�_In lhe Beth H' un CPeuple'1 Hou■e) 1D JfH'Wlalem, At right 11.N ■ear: for � ...... h ud n " J pa who WW prut,da, Cott1>n, of Tokyo. ''I _think that,_ w�ile a hor�e ls ; i{;J:i t� ;�ar� ' ST. PETE=�:� Fla . Bob wmnmg and p1ckmg up wei·•'lt Goalby o! Crystal River, Fla. . he may be tailing off in for; , ; -shot a .. and woo the St. Peter,. � the jockey eha1t1pion add, · "= ,' SPU.Ls INJURE SK£ERS ,____ , ;:en, burg Open golr .,.. uent with a 'VU.11uu _ hen be loses, everybody sa•,·s i _ O_ SLO ( UPJJ-Peter Wen ger of w BY Ualfed PreII lnteraaUenal total ol 261 , NEW yORK (UPJ I - Niagara •t s 1h e • �witzcrland and . �en rich Ihlo of weigh t that licked him _ Clan AA and Dayton, the last of the seeded while actually he would have bec-n Germany were mJured seriously Al ClaelnaaU LL W D, Fla. teams• t chan e _to oin Holy beaten even with a sli ght im'lOst. Sunday in jump spills at an inter- IiO Y OO J Urbana 60, Dayt(lq Chaminade 53 Cross /: ; t � is If be se�1- The true reaso i nalional skiing meet. Wenger suf- : n s that he has At Kent finals o� the NaOtiona !nv 1.tahon lost his DOUBLE C1eveland Eaat Tech bO, form. ". ; .one thin,i: sure fered a brain concussion and rib I Tournarnent when play resumes Bill has �r�ct� re s and Ihlo suff e red head ! n·t Jost his, either conYer: POLL PARROTT Cleveland St. Joseph 47 : _ Tuesday n ight mJurics. . sa11ona!1y or in the sad dfo ' At Toledo STAMP DAYS -----The Purple Eagles from Niaga- · Elyria 68, Toledo Lihbey 51 Advice frorn BlackweU · ra Falls meet Providence and i For the embr ,0 b'i Al ColUIDbu1 e ue ENTER A Tuas,, Wed., Thurs. ZALEA GOLF Portsmouth 43, Canton Mck. 38 Dayton tangles with Temple In pitchers, former )Cmci11�t� a� W the two remaining games of the I Ewell Blackwell advises ILMINGTOI-:, N.C (UPJ J Get Double Your Clas■ A that t�1: :��::•� :arren Byrd, 36, la charged In New Ctu1 Ue Y . Jerry Barber, J.unmy Clark, Billy . quarter fwals e e Purchase in Poll at murd develop Madiso r e in n ar Square a fast ba ll and lbei: eon- Maxwe II Art Wa aenic p(llson death oi At Athen■ · gre II Jr., Howie h.11 �d • e, Lole (rlght), anel autborlt11.1 are . a G rd e n . . Parrot Stamps trol and "leave the tnc Fair · I•-• ..,,.. fn, Old Washington 64 bi • k piklh 5 Johnson and Torn Neiporte head recorda of a menb!l hospital whera hta first Wit l&' �retta e, l At Lima lioly Cross and St. Louis ad- ' until later ·• (left), wu treated, to learn If she, too• SUCC a list of 70 professional gg.iers in l1lnbed to other Ayr esville 60, Mt. Vlctory 53 into the semifinals Satur- '"When � kid tries throwing the 13th annual Azalea vanced ... __ ...._ natural causes. Invitation day night by knocking off the i wo knucklebaJ!i1, curvr.s and sllders; golf tournam A, Cuitoa MIDOLEPORT ent M arch 31-April 2:. 1 other seeded teams. The Ct·usad- he's ruined before he starts , Youngst-Own Liberty 66 - -�Dennison St, Mary 48 ers, led by ,Jack (The Shoo Blarkwell asserts. "He shouid Foley's 24 points, ousted Memphis leave those alone until he starts At Troy . Madison State, 81-69, aft�r the Billikens losing the zip off his fast one . " 56 M ddletown Fenwick 45 eliminated Colorado State U,, And that's from a man who ,;.,� really something when he had 59-53. Sat�ay•1 College BaU:elbaD I th J0hnn_Y Egan scored 34 point., at fa�t ball and control. . By Unlled Pres• lnternatloaal . � leading Pro_vW:ence to a 73-67 1 Speaktng of spring optimism fn : Natloaal lm.•ltaf.loaal victory ver De Paul and Bruce the major league camps, take Uie at New York Drysdale�s 23 points sparked ' case of Mickey Vernon, mana�er / bl Bound Temple to its 79-66 rout over of the "new" Washington Sena. Temple 79 Anny 66 Army in a Saturday afternoon tors. He has only IS pitchers lll _I ProvidtJDce 73 DePaul 67 camp and most of lhem were i doubleheader at the Garden. QIWiel'-fillal A tula! of 26,622 fans wilnesse� me�Jy relief hur :ers with their I St Lou11 SI Colorado St. U. 53 the two tw.inbWS-12,6.17 turning va_rwus clubs last season. Yet, I Holy Cross OJ Memphis St. 69 out for the afternoon show a�d Mick�y views their prospects will:i / surpnslng confidence. 13, 985 for the evening program NCAA Eaflem Regl0.,_,_ ' "MOst rej'1ef pltchers would like rI FRIEND$-Sovtet .Fo1'11ign M1n.111ter Andrei G ln Thursday night's aemifln ls at Charlotte, N.c k b Y to be starters and really work 1 f&r eU to Raul Roa, Cuberi mlnJster to the Un�: N:tlo Holy Cross wm play the W�L� �� �r a lunc Fbal i;; when_ they get the chance,'' hE / beon at the Soviet consulato ib New York. St. Joseph's 96 Wake Forest 86 of the Niagara-Providence 9 �: explains. "Well, with our ciub and St. Louis will meet Consolation they know for suro !hat they'll he St, Bona,enture 85 Princeton 67 Dayton-Temple wlooer. The rm, ! will be held Saturday afternoon ven the opportunity,". . .Any. , ow, he .angles, baseball has be. .[ at 4 p.n:i, EST. NCAA 1'111h-eat ReglltfUWI . co�e a g ame of relief pitchers, / -----. •• Lawrence, Kan. BE CONTENT they do not deserve under any pointing out that the Yankees won 1 'l . U ISENJlo R E E W Now tbe correct way lo begin title whatsoever Jt is RS RET Fhlal the pennan t last season a!thnu2h i di se PALM SPRINGS, Calif. f UPJJour personal housecleaning is to that undermines· Ollr nat7on �� Cincinnati 69 Kansas st. 64 the staff cruoe up with o·1:y 'ae Former President Eisenhower and Consola&Jon get rld of those faults which, for our fani!ly circle, nnd oUr :di complett! games. , , vJ:: Texas hJs wife, Mamie, were reun!ted Tech 69 Houston 87 the moat of us, cause our d�flec ual integrity_ Discontent dis today fol!owing separate excurlliiiiiiiliiiii,•��.:;,;,, .-.. ·-•· tron from Christian priaci:,le. 'Ibe rupt a family by the /� sJons . Elsen NCAA howt longer we cpng to these fault, bickering r MJdeaa spen t eight & Regionals over money to ;0:�� days In t.be Baja California, Mex•t J the e diff1t LouJsvO e, 1t , K Jt, to � things y which tb e family cannot � ico, resort of La Paz fishing and convr;:: �l�es as '!ffy'\as oth- afford, In this atmosphere Final men Ohio St. : bunting 87 Keol.ucky 7-1 while Mrs. Eisenhower ers th:t ist • way .�e true will try to satisfy their own tast es went to Elizabeth Arden's Maine Coasolatloa personal good o r anti ambitions, and pleaaures even ni�d at t, unwersal peace. ' �� the cost of untold hardship to the Louisville 83 Morehead St. 61 Chance Resort at Scottsdale, Ariz. Both returned Sunday, Be content with Wha�'ft· right other members of the famil In NCAA Par West Rettonals fully yours. II there is to be di& this same spirit a woman wJi' de1 Toaruame•t sit.e: St. John Arena I Portland, Ore. content let it be over injustice mand money for clothes and jew· Ohio State University, J'lnal not that arising froml�• And elry far beyond her means she tah Seating eapacHy: 13,497, 88 Arizona St. ao 80 I do not 1ay we shoultt\e con- will try to move in sodal circles U Coachb1: Lee Himmeger, AyersConaolatlen !ent 1Vith Injustice, wJth a lack of which have nothing la common Justly deserved opportunity, or with her own background s he Loyola (CaI. J 69 Southern Cal. w, ville ; Carl York, Procterville Fairl�nd; Peter Prokop, Youngstown with mediocrUy. I do not discour- wiU endanger the family �tatus Libert y; John Macmillan, MadiNAIA. Toumament aae the strlvJng for 1eU-better by dangerous gambles to ge' SOD South : &m Marchio, Urbana; •t Kansas Cffy, Mo. ment as long as this ls within the more than she can honeiitly ar' Joe Howel l, Cleveland East Tech· Flaal bounds of e Just and reasoriable tord. Ofttimes such a woman .11 George Reller, Portsmouth; Dal; t>ffort. I do say, hoWever. that get a job outsld@ the home ,: Grambling 9S Georgetown(Ky) 'lS ieche nbach, Elyria. a R Iat1on 10 Co when we have freely exercised ply to appease her vanity. This , ffo.M Jch. 101 W11tmnstr 1Pa. l 84 our beat talents, used all c1veU ls the making of neglected h us able opportunities, and estabUsh- bands and 'hand-out' childr I NCAA haU Coll TOUl'llamtlt ed our reasonable state of lire, Much of the juvenile pJlferJng al EnnsYUle, Ind, then we .should be content with today is motivated by the desire Final U11ltjf11.lo \\ .., what we have, with our po,ltion nf Young pe<,ple lo them'S ...__ 1nu11 &IIUb, tn life, and with tho!e other selves with things way outside · fruit, o( 0111 homat and full ef- their abUity to pay fur or c ope State Tourney G II fort which 81'1 the measure of our with. Too often the agitation :I pa.tl"JDgs 1/, ��'Ji • • Listed , . capabil1U@11. Unfortunately this iu unrest arising from wage di �9 COLUMBUS CUPD - Facts and II POf.. the general pattern of mod. higher dividends, profits bu�s, figure, for this week'■ Ohio l:.igh IJr;&,JtJi on • • • and allowances are in � w em living. state basketball tourna-n. '-Ir ., _,There seems to be an ungovern- lated to, a quesUon of jusu: �; · l · The 79 minion ....,.,� able Itch 1n people to have thlllgs ra her are the stew-juice of naki,·v,·ng m •Pair.lag, c•--, A•. ed to•�� The shOCIUllg the lron Cwuin ~•"' ,_,_ embezzle--�• tri'e, on '"•• ,.. A-svlll ments of other P80pi,_e,II money Friday, 1 :30 p.m, e borde.rof'Soviet Rutsia .,�. · ••, " ••(28-0) vs Pr-,ctervilJe Fairland are the Mu1tiu.1doa•..and we read about so much in today'.; 1 -0 Eastern papers :are simply to be laid at 25- J. __ Europe 1,.,... me beco a VALLEY the door of a discon tent with -�-, Friday, 3 : 15 p,m, Youna'Awn of DECISJON, o-w L I'berty (26-I) vs Madison South one ha11 earned, even t�oogh w,� th.is ( Froru Ru■eia they hear tba t tho legitimate saving is usu Use Daily Sentinel Classified Ads reg u­ a]Iy aDl· 23-2J. What would you p a y to have your ,Free World i5 dying, RADIO ple for good Uving. It is the inces- Saturday, 2: p.m, winners play FRBI!. l!UROPE broadcasts lho sanI drlve for 90Jlletlung more for Class A title. larly. You get fast results when you child's puppy returned if he strayed aood newa of hope that helps tllat has unbalanced the lnoul Palrtnp Clan AA: lheie 79 nill�on mist communisl sense of so many people tod sell through these little but mighty ads away? How much would it be worth 11'..1.1.� . ..,- • ._,., 'l:30 p.m, Urbana (U- deceit ■nd fal.ichoods. is disrup Th tion coming f s:: O) CleveJand .East Tech (21-2). R A D I O F R E E E U R O PE , , , and you'll find loads and loads of persistent dlseabsfacUon� to f i n d exactly the job you want ? �..,.., 9: 15 p.m, F Portsm outh speaks from 28 transmitters in true lawfessne115 of our ' er�. Jt (20-3 ) vs Elyria 120-SI . W:cstem Europe. It reaches 90 ¾ big bargai ns every day, So, for jobs, account• In a great measure fo, Wou ld you be willing to pay a few SaClas tm,i11• 8 p.m, winners play of tl1e peopJe despite comm unist the growing dJsrespect fur • 1 or I AA title. for merchandi�, for services . , , for }lmming. The memory of f:rer:. cents to sell all the clutter of used items and authQrtty. It l!ll at the ba�: r. dom will never die where tho of our dlarupted aocial order• It g amblini, of the Illegal h'ade in tr the usual or unusual , • , turn to t h e around your home for cesh ? uth is heard. spawns much of the deri en:::y drugs and other hannful objects, , rnarJtaJ fnfJd@lity of the ;: a f classified section of The Daily Sentin el. ness, hnmo�I ' and d�: :d f: :ru; �; dirty contra- yo���=��t=:0 pu �aU011. ·- ---�-contributions of private citizens .like you for its very existence. THE PHONE WY 2-2 1 56 , . • A COURTEOUS AO.TAK TdJ the world that freedom is ER than • memorr. Answer --communist lies. WIU GLA :lahJng / Bu cks Dra w St. Joseph 's In NCAA ; Utah Vs. Cincy Ramsey, Bob Cousy Hot In Celtics Win ✓ 1£' �:�1J'. · ·· ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., 1 SPORTS DESK • cOffllflg up TODAY'S SPORT PARADE I THE • ,' ..... ,..., ,._ ,_.,,,._,_,..,, _,.,,ree,. urope Fund R'aulB ..r. f a.. nliedJ ,., ( - v.. Cir * PubU,hed H • public Hrv!ee In eooper•tlon with rh111 AdvertlRlnir Council •nd the N•W•P•P•• A dY•rU1ln• becutt.<H AUOC:lltlon. DL Y HELP YOU TH E DA ILY si NTINEL YOUR "MARKETP LACE" AT .HOME - 1., ,., 1 • ' , I a ' �, l I i l '' '',1 ! ,I Coach John Dudding Has Red Devil H opefuls Ready For Outside Work ) Lhe gym the . past . wee� with department could be a litt_le �eak. -� By Bob E. Byer e this week However, a ray of hope ts m the For the hrst tllllt s:nce basebalJ hopl's of gettmg outsid uts. Btt..L'6 A Rutland camp that may give the spirited worko was re-organizf:!d at Rutlwid High for a few CllfC# /0 · Red Devils fl first line pitcher. dates tumed out Sl·hool, the � d Devils will have· .Sixteen candi •011r-Acr' pro,ped is a transfer stu­ 'l'he but each is without exIVAJi'MA£ a new mentor at the hl'lm. After last week Logan, West Virginia, from dent l other than high schoo tEA6de four years, Coaeh Jim Vennari perience d since Rutland hasn 't had who playe regularly for Logan RIJ/Al ,WALf is stepping down as the Drvils' baseball AL�1"'a-¥. summer league, baseball. little High &hool last year while the ball coaeh. base head Ft)!? ,!,fy' r ny league organiza- Bulldogs were posting a reputible Cnadi Vennari re -orf'ani"i',('() league u po a,y. 'r/£ 1 � season . Billy Hall, a junior, shows h;iseb;ill in Rutland four years ago lions. r"iffLP e veterans were among the promise of becoming a first line and this �eason , th e filth, Middle- Fiv u (l�CARf-ls an� Coach Dudd�g pitf'�er for Rutland as )Vel_l , _as \ port native John Dudding, assist• : 16 hopef returnrng l�tte��n will a_ddmg strength lo the Devils m­ the feels footin year this nari n Ve Lo anl Taylor, who will bit /lfLL 1 a pretty field. SHOOTING BUCK HOT SHOTS - Ohio State coach Fred dbu ll, will take ove r g1\·e Lhe Red Devils bask and ball et, takes a pie,, Banqu tball Baske SEOAL clude n i Returning lettermen RIGNEY the main spe aker April 6 in Athens for th e ·1 cnaf'h uf the Rut- sound infie ld." srk 1 b, head as the Bucks where ville Louis for d n g a /i 11 7" 5IIAR£1? Hutl.1 nd posted a 7-6 record last Junior Carter, third baseman t ure of his nation al champion team befor e leavin evils. D Heel land and night, Friday team ,W, iHe ­ /{61 Louisv a sound 1961 outfielder ; Lee Combs, pitcher fashionecl a story-book 56 -55 win over a so u ped up lfo,YO!r 0, /J/rl coa('h Dudding has been work- year but even with wild­ ,000 -7 e A­ befor tl! night Al catching shortstop, and John Tlllis, a soph- came back with an 87-74 win over Kentucky Saturday HA 'f'IOH in[?, h is l!llil basPb.all prospe('Ls in infield, lhe pitching and trA,;i!/Utl 7tJ omore first baseman. Carter and eyed OSU fans in Freedom Hall. Victory in the Mideast Regional NCAA tourna­ S,,1/ A,; IA ll'ORN Al C C.ombs are both Juniors. Senior ment, and the luck of the draw, sends th e Bucks against St Joseph of Pennsylvania l'RAI/Cl6CO lettermen are Dave Marlin, 1ec­ in the semi-finals Friday night at Kansas City. _.,,M'At5J!R, !>'OW ond baseman and Roy Crouser, /le Poe,; 7Jll! catcher. l'IOlflf'l!R 811' AMBIDEXTROUS A/.olll! FM 711/1 the DI08t promllllq Probably -tJU'f' Holl' r11e M6EL,; !'ARE AM/!/f!CAI/ A, up ftr &be Indoor show to pn,sped A'?" //IE PaX- �FICE A§ /.OS AN�Ltrs workouts b • freahmu, Jacl: Ca+tPARfl? W'ffll 7'1/E A1P� l'lto'T. � 'f'l/1! P/6 IJl(llf,rtOI>', Peterson. The young candidate caa lhmw left and right with the 1ame skill and accuracy, Re 11 wholly ambJdextroa1, apparealt, GRIMM By ROB ERT I Iilt!iM3iJ sas State, 69-64, to gain the Mid- 88-80, for the Far West final. n United Preu International 1wttdl hitter. Coacli a alH al being ation Unite d Pren Intern Utah g;,· 1ed to give in what j west final. The B earcats had to ' marked the first time COLUM BUS (UPI) - _Tourney wise Clevelan d East Dudding hope• he will come along Something's got all-Oltio ey won tile th since final of I overcume a seven-point deficit I the semifinals '.[cc h and � nbeate 1_1 Ayersv1 lle t�o k �n the role of favor- a1 a pitcher. His throwing abll- appears to be an to over- title in 1944. etball tournament , early in the second half Iles today t n t he big show of Oh10 lugh school basketball Uy also lags him H a good Infield the NCAA bask Wittenberg was crowned the ions. champ prospect. between unbeaten Ohio State and come the Big Eight - t he state fin als. small college champion NCAA ann Cinci t Bob Wlesenhahan led Battle l i n es w e r e dra w n for the 1961 state tourna- Other top prospects of the Red Cincinnati winner of 20 conse udefeated Southeast Misit when Allen tlve gam:s. ti with 22 points .ollowed by sophment Sunday, and_ as l u ck "Y� u_ld have it, it will be north Devils this year are Juniors a tight defens ive King, an outfield-infielder; Robert But before these two cross-state omore Tom Thacker with 16. Lar sour i, 42-38, in ag a i nst t he south m bot h d 1v1s1ons. the losers with ba!lle. Al Thrasher paced the win_In Class AA, F,a.�t Tech 21·2 l,"rb,ma, the smallest among the Long, pitcher; !;ophom�res Chuck powerhouses can get togelher, ry Comley paced ners with 14 points. Er- they'll have to get by the other 16 points. BY BOB E. BYER will do battle ngamst U rbana '"AA" sur vi vors with 652 students, Cheadle, catcher ,· outfielder; c Homd a hit double figures In the NCAA major college on. semifinalists, surpr · ,,g St. Jo- Six players •�ml . Porlsmouth f20-3J_ takes o n was regarded by many 815 having nle John:'°n, outfielder, � , re, . . ventu Bona s • St game Sentinel Sport. Writer , ion r-lnftelder. sulal · e er Runmon, a catch , . 1 lle !28-0) . e chan ce 1o gain . s,ph ', ! Pa• I and Utah• The for a spm1ed SI. JOC !I C 1Ub wh'ch Elyna 120"5) . Ayersv . the rma1s, Rounrlmg co titb a Tom a 1in . rAU-America 1 . S with Devi ed R t00k a 2o-point advant8ge and . out the mighty B uckeyes' riding a 31. anrl Proclerville Fairland (25"0 ) , despi'te t he d angerous East Tech . . . Prin d trlppe ld e ts, outfi �ton. _ ll hopefuls are �arne wmnmg strea�, tang]� w ,,h lhen �eld off .a Wake �orest rally mg �9 pom the two unbeaten clubs In Class class and experience._ Both Ur- baseba ed down r (CalifJ n and James Loyola Carso Keith s 85·67, prospect nd 96-86. 1a fmaJ, n .a lo win the Easter he Hawlts from Pluladelph i: A lnau gurale festi vities Frlduy bana end Elyria will hnve a feVJe" g . ' . _ , · ire i omla, 69-u,; LNU1► Ferre11 , sophomores , Sam B h lhe Bearcats run up against u tah The Hawks were outrebounded by South em Cal'f And In n at I · Jo p m : rnuo e -11 t hey t n whe age I f Id • l• r, and CharIes Hyse11 height disadvant ville routed Morehead State, 83-61, • El in Friday night 's semifina_1s at the taller Deacons, but were more 8omewhal the same noi-lh-south �:sh:a: � play ln the semifinal round. f d Texas Tech edged Houston. an arrnngemcnt, Youngstown Liberty None o the teams will be per- Rutland will play a l4-game K ans.as CitY, Mo. .The wmnen deadly from the field. BilIy Hoy (2l"l- l i and Madison South ( 23--2 > mltted tot' work out on the St. schedule this year, weather per- then meet for the title on Satur- and Frank Majewski topped the &Hi7. and umn winners with 20 and 19 points, rewill tanl!le in the other semlfinal. ,John Arena floor prior to a half mitting. The Red Devils open day night. . Up until now . I have discussed in this col _ uck e n io Dennis The Menace else',Yhere on this page the prospec t s of so11_1e _ of t� The drawings were held o.l Ohio hour before game lime. For many their spring campaign March 30 The d_efendmg champ . B - speclively. S('a• this record 2.6-0 a e with s, area s bas�bal l squads. I hope this wee k to f1msh p i e- Stahi U niversity Sunday, where of ey utah Paces Double-Knee the contestants, ll will bl? the in a pr.id ice game against Pomn, got a brilliant performanre so season reviews o( area ball d u bs , t �en cover �om c �f e.:icb coach drew for osi t ions in r regula clicked tlieir h McGill Hilll start n e t (The d n Bill a that oy of er a n first lonk at an are . the other teams our area sq u ads will be playm� tlu s Uhio' li annual blue rib�nn tournafrom AU.Ameritan Jerry Lucas 1or 31 points in pacing Ui:ah's size, which has in the past at- season on April 4 at Wahama. Ktmating e def In on. night ay seas Matchi n,g Rua;ed Belt. game Saturd mcnt· e Redskins over Ar izona Slate . . .0r the Clas;; counted for more than one case There is a possibility of a r t ,· Mideas Middl eport and Pomeroy, members or the SEOAl, A ei.s."11� e th wh h " with North Gallia, Dudding said. tucky, 87-7-1, for Sizes 3 to 6x. of jitters. : _ in· l!J5 ,_ :�'· w Southern Divisio n wi t h Gallipo lis and Jackso n , will lace A lroiui _ as t ile only schedule is as gional title , The 6--8 Lucas scored � spri· 's Rutland y each other twice during the regular season o f pla and forrner cIiampmn m the smalJ The smallest or the Class A follows with the dates of April 18, 33 points and grabbed 30 rebounds the winner will have a layoff against on e of the North- s<·I 100I ri.eId and aIso tlHI smanest schools will be Ayersville with IY and 20 being set aside for the as he halted any chancel! of ll t ern Division club s whic includ es A l hens, Loga n , W e s 'm enroIIment· B ut the Der·18nee 198 students, and the largeat Meigs County playoffs. Adolph Rupp's Wildcats advanc305. with . ty nville Liber r. astow ton and Nelso Youn h e · ■el t e • " k pr 1 t "" d Pomeroy, h e ng toward their fifth NCAA Litle. i t, 30, , tag Mareh cl ubs, Lo gan co u ld ,.oim ty erew was · · n Madiso and 285 speak mg ol tbe Nort hem Divmon has d n Fairl: !Ii, away: a, , Wallam past game; Aprll 4 favorite luhel on I.ho basis of Close Sha,e MIDDLIPORT be one of the top cl u bs of the SF.OAL this st•ason with South 292 students. iame: 'I, · e · practic away, t , gcs Alltany wmmn ti :e an d f ce orman per · of fu) y e about face t k complc h a e It e was wa e un h d t ning r e e retur n I its nI ne etterm . , WllkeavUJe, home; 10. Ea.tern, OHSAA SupervI1e1 rcL"oru·' m LI1e ent·ire f'1eId . i' All en. ve teran coach M anon ; 11, from Ohio State s game of Fr lllonw a, Waham 13, home: under be r will nament tou be The will t n e ly ' n o hit tournam the 1iit of pitche ro Lucas r e n m whe fol semi-p k ight n a day endens t, n His assista t , Ed L u n w McConnell Wllkesvllle, away; u, Eal1era, nlne points and the Buckeyes er, will be i n charge of the Chieftains ' mou nd s t aff Ohio statc · s apa l"ious 13,497-scat lhe supervisi n f , J. away ; 28, Racine, home ; zs, Mid· Sl. Johr Arena, ;.nd all eight commissioner of the Ohio High out a sa-55 victory o\ e, The Boston Celtlcs, at home which includes fo u r \' e t era n burlcrs . OD. Mc dleporl, away: May 1, Albany, pulled e l Assoclat Athleti School ' w ! c· the his third of for some that hack l is hoped s oa nder, ' Louis,dlle. S teve Dalton, 6 6 righth a anywhere, are off and running to home : 4. Middleport, tome : 8. season as varsi ty pi t cher for Loga n a nd is expected to suct·css enjoyed by the n uckeyes Connell allotted 1,250 tickets CincinnatJ, second ranked n a- toward the National Baskelball , Pomeroy 11, Yi a w a Racine, b• be the Chieft n ins ' top mo u ndsman with his cu rve as• wou ld rub ott on them come r'n- ea('h of the competing schoo for home. tlonally by the United Press In- Association's Eastern Oivlsion Friday's two sessions, both of sortme n t and f aSlbull. duy und Sahm.Joy. ________ temational Voard of Coaches be- title while the Los Angeles LairsellCatching .n,y nd Ohio State, swept over Ka n- ers, who find things rough on th . be the wenk spot or Logan's di a mond Both coache!! J'lC Howell of which were expected to lie hi____ e _ .:_ _ and rooks B outs. nine this season unl e ss Freshm a n Gerald of East Tcrh a nd Sam Marchio St. road, cautiously move into Sophomore Roh Nelso n come up to e xpec t a t ions of Urbana agreed lhat the tourna- The Class A opener will see , decision in nine games, 7_6, to ihe Louis for Tuesday's start of the racty n Coach Allen. n Cou e ce Lawr d n of . Baltimore Orioles. mcnt this tipl"ing was the most Fairla Western Division final playoff Besides the (our pi t chin g ve tera ns retu rnin g, Loga n nd consecutive unbent• its seco ing A two-run homer by Marv series against the Hawks. No a s. e r y n i mru!) n e op wide( ld r Washwill hav e l ett erm en to �ill th ee of th e our infie posi Breedi,ig was the big blow in the The world champion Ccllics great team appared to be capable 0n squad , having edged Old tions and two for the outfield. en n the Ath s 1'1'-i n 67-6-1, . inglo alUmore attack, while Moose B ho ors n n with lhe of run ing off winners of two straight !'{BA Two yo u ng pitchers may provide a lot of he l p to LoEast for goes same The . gional n drove Jn four runs for Skowro 1959 and Tech n i East as s1.:ch t.I . tit!Ps, took a 1--0 lead over Syragan this year , one a Sophomore, Ga ry Dalto n a n a , which squeeked by CleveTcrh nkees with a three-run douYa I.he lt• of town ams Middle former the r euse on Sunday by downing the Freshm an, John Blum . Th ey form i.i pa ir or h a d t hrowland .St. JoRph, 50-t7, In the Kent hie and a homer. the Jerry Lu�as era. r..;ationals, 128-US. Meanwhile, Los ing righ t ha nders . , four f inalists regional Saturday night and now nnie Kline and AngeIes cIinched a shot at the Ro n, Bob Gibso T)lere are 22 hopef11ls amo n 0l'.J Logan's baseb all can - iJespite this the ..utonelll and Harvey Johnny ,,•.;ome must meet Urbnna, aniel comblned to shut- Hawks by eliminating the ll!!_!roit didate1 this spring. Most of the pit('hCl's also double at in bolh divisions offerc.d the "big" men Jn Lindy McD were Kuenn ' s finalist AA' re four " the re e of ov The Th tlnls, n impressive crede out the world champion Pitts- Plstons, 137- 120, in the best-�iva other position s. The Sign That Will er's deal between San wint last Inst the of 10 top the n i ams e t were all records of the Clan AA burgh Pirates on seven hits 88 semifinal round. nd, but Clevela d n a cisco n Fra Mean longer 241. showed 85 wins and 10 los�es, JJ PI coaches ratings o( the . 1• Veterrris Frank Ramsey and the_ Sl. Lout� Cardlnal� raced to the loob ot things, Willie from behind third, was spr�g Bob C.OUsy led tbe Boston att.ack Team 3 Games 1''u.lls City Beer while the "A"' schools have dro(}- son. East Tech eir Batter life For lllt.h v ictory In nme Kirkland, the third man in the tb rst 1n wilh 25 IUld 2-1 points, respective 21\!:17. out five-run ped only three games end won Cincinnati Elder and · Day•on A . a � &--0 � ��• Roo3evell, Urbana was fourth, swap, may wind up u the best e irst nning ag�inst arvey Iy, as the Celtics withstood a late I Your Car • ..... Team I Game Sport Center !�I. CITY LF.Al.l1 E I • eter Minuit P old Ince bargain . nth. Ht,h Scores 3-14-61 tled the issue early, rush by the Ni:..�s and finished se 984Haddix darkhorse school in Clas., and Portsmouth seve The l Indians out of Manhatthe h talked . Rob d n I won Hip Three Gome TOP "S" BOWL>',RS A\'G, AA was pinned on ElyrIa, whJcb Besides East Teeh , wblc The Kansas City Athletics con• with a flourish. Big Bill Russell, ! tan. sPort 19511, d n a 1958 in Loa■ ""· crown ihe in ce SEE US TOOAY appearan first its g n Is maki their excellent spring show- the league's most valuable play- : n. Louk.!I - K. Manley 174. ask the Giants how they tlnued I you C ,. ch Jonner ly n o he t Hip Single Game Bob Louk� H. Clatworlhy JTJ. is ' eers, m<.;uth n pick�d poini.s d 22 an Pio red --o s.. the big show. The by shuttfrlg: _ out the Chkago er, feel about Kuenn, they'll tell you, Ing Ill, roam"d by Dale Reichenbach, pion in the four-team field. The White D. Hawley 171 Sox, 2-0, the Minnesota off 3-4 rebound� and Tommy Hemmanager Al D ark, especially 1'eam Three Ga.mes Falls City R. D vis, G. Wagner, D. Mille 1 are the biggest school in the Trojans won It back in 1931. ba Twin e Uered lhe Loa Angelei3 sohn to55ed in 20 points, 16 coma e nd maybe @xpected we all 's e "h . m ex-cha II Phono WY ,.,.,..,,, •only , the 13Nr :aw, event with 2,06.1 !ltudents, but Ayersvdle 1111. . " The Indiana feel the 1ame Dodgers, 10-21 ; Charlie Maxwe I Ing in the second half, for the more City F'a!ls e Gam Team Single have the most losses with five . plon in Cl.au A. bit a pair of homera to lead the winneri. Dick Barnett and Hal I M In St ......roy -- way about the hard-throwing Art-• --· • �--Bnr 18S. --� team to a lH Greer scored 20 points apiece for "B -Ti WIN BQVABH TITLE r, troit " ge De ttu1tlll, but when they get around STANDINGS Washington Seua- S,y '. ..,,.,,J • ·�-----...'!,,""'""'""'"""• 'ji ••: ••:: ,r,_: CEDARHURST, L.I rnrn lo talkJni about Kirkland theu victory over tho ed end s ati Red elnn Cin ; the tors Wa Loi& Pet. G, Diehl Mateer Jr. and .fohn daya, auperlatfve• dot the converloaillg ttreak by beat12 ,600 Hentz of Philadelphia <!owned Falll Ctty Beer . 18 1ation. And yoo clll't exaclly a four-game ukee Braves, 13-10, Milwa 560 l6 14 the Ing · . Lorne Maine and David Pemb@r' Hat Roda blame them, tho Tlger, over­ 1t; a . 1lugfe Jporl Center , • • . 15 15 500 ton-Smith of Montreal, 15-9, 9-15, All Wlllle hu dooe ls win al In ' deficit to down five-nm a i ,came .Rablaacm a 15-12, 15-8, Sundaz to win the Th enroute to Hunttnstc,n, and leaat three games for them nd House School High kville Barrac l f. lphia Phillies, 10.8, the Philado , Lllmdry • • 1-4¼ 151,; , 458 United Etates squash raequel.ii ) I l • ed by Joe was immedia tely surrounded by keiep them In the o hera with coach k squad, tball b c 1:1s er b rookie ho J'amlro, Cement doubles title at the Roritaw11y Umely hit. like the bue•loaied and I. pair of m , r Chi­ n , brother of former Pom- i friends who delayed hia journey lto e H , )}. , , .8Jock · · · , · · · IS½ 16½: . -4-IO Hlln lington B Club. Danny Murphy propeUed the double that won S\Dlday'a pme croy Panther Coach Dick Rettc,n, 1 m,,re than an hour. win over U1e . &17 ."'33 Qldo Power Co. . . J3 of cago Cuba to a to.a raced to • 11-66 triumph o, er The group included many hljh with the Giants 1 9. A couple 1 gela In other •ABON HIGHS Wittenberg 42 S. E Mil�ourl 38 While Sulphur Springs Saturday school admirers, 7th and 8th grad- day■ ago, he untoaded 1 ,rand- Lot Angeles An s. g �ii �-, �l ff', lnil· t Games Bob Louks MB. homer apllllt tht Red Su ame Cun•lat1o111 ,, l!J!' night to win the Class A division ers when Mr. Betton was In Pom alam �AMES L, MAHOKIY 1;: 114 1 Game Les Damewood I s. 0■1;. 81. 17 Mt. 8t. Mary's '71 of the W Va, State Tourney, Bar- e roy, but stlll "first name" ac- and earlier In the Cacf:111 League nae Oriolea received some bad M■n1gtr that revealed was It when news quaintancea to the successful PHS be beat the Giant, with other big lon11hip, (,,_, ' " i' on the hit Follee, Hank ca,tcher hits, According to fans from l h I s conch. � 1,, band by one of knuci:lebaDer Hoyt --PIIJ• RJpt J'iekl area, who lraveled to the finnls I As thinp ltmd now, Klrldand,. WIiheim'• flutterbaU. on SaturFlth& Raul'9 of the W. Va. Stall Tourney. Bar,.,., Jiand and friend good a fracturt be lo • like I double bu , , day night rackville was not certain of the By UnMed Pftu laterutleul a 27-year,.oJd natl'fl of SJluria of the ring finger and will be out w In rum o t home 41 the cash for any good use, Whoa It <ODI• hit ••...,11,. Ala., who i win until a lalit quorter spurt put 8ATUJU)AZ h. moat a at leut for actkm of ww wlU k , lealOIII wlth th• Glantl them far in the lead. to money, come to me, You wW. llke ._ NEW YORK - Ted Wript, lCt, ta an outfield that lnclud11 Jima b 71-3 as t now Re ton C'oach way we make sprlna cub I- OIi low• D e t r O 1 t, wtpolnted Federico my Pler•ll In eenter and Tito rerord over a three year period , HOl lw entl on, Arg 1 , mps 52¾ Tho terms. Fnncona In left. at Battackville. He guided t, I • MADI. taly-Ernealo Miran- Willie UI DD pzelle In the 'lekl N, MIL ] A '. B A Fin e team to the w. Va. Stat do, 115¼, ArpnUna, •lopp,d La- but ha'• no buleber either, ID the TO YOUl but lost in the championship game tare l..ayese, 118, Morocw f8). Indiana already are more Uwl lut year, SPECIFIIMA, Pent-Mauro Miu. 1" bappy with the deal, and u 111111L " In . Class AA compemion N e w CATIONS Peru, � out Sonny Ray• •IV Jimmy Dyba ll)'I, 'The Mart.imvJIIe defeated Miltoo and 178• Clneago fS) , , ,1. ,· blg IU1 g:lvet our outfield aome HunUngton beat Beetley tor the Y A StrND cl.au." Claes AAA champlOll!lblp 11,Eime. I Dick Retton, now head cage MANILA - G a b r I e I fll'lash) While the lndlana' fortunes are OOlch at Madlaen High Sd.,.l, Elonle, 130, PhDlpplnea, outpoint, looklnll up, thlnp ketp ptllng Gtlllpollo, Ohio Maufle1d, O., stopped "for cul- ed Joey Lope11, 138, sacramento, blacker for the New York Yan­ I • t · J__.......a •'-·•- .1..1.4-" fee·• Fridav nhr:bt al The Steak Calif '15-lunior IU!htwehtht Ulla), bu. w } Dragons Battle Top-Rated Ayersville 1 :30 On Friday; E Trojans To Take On lyria ' ··- j Area D•Jamond p This Week For BasebaII Players I ' . - --- UPHOLSTERING 1---,.��-------- ii ·" r:. I. 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TME SHOE BOX AS Coach Of Slate Champs - ''Coffee with Janet'' $2.98 ■· NIT Act1o • n Sour WESTERN JEAN Another Retton Hits Fame summa,· rt » wi: 1 Best Barga1'n Wee'-end S I , K"1rkland looks L"1ke lflr. 30i, ,Ult,1 M"IAMI IUPf1 - Fearle!!a Fro. ! manager Solly Hemui1 J tlf po ley's tacts and figures: t�e of eternal di�n/ opt�� IJ__.._ _ _i ' BJ u.,.. p!.. _..___, Th�!I ha11 been , bill_t!d ais 40-year- _I mum, De/ieves that the llpirit of I Koc,i, and � Oenmf 1Pa 8AnJBDAY old Stan Musial s f1111d season o! I SI. LouJ& c:an pe-rform rn 125 um/ HALLANDALE, Fla. _ Tudor the Hollywood lnternatJuual four. baseball but ir's a 8Urer sign at iesl!!. . _ .despite a . 275 avt-ra1<:e l .l.!lt Way -'«lred a two-length v k1ory baJI goff toumameDt wtda I 7J. aprmg lhan a r·obm wearlng 1 year, Stan lnsl.-ts "I still can hJr· in the •IH,000 Gulhtream Park hole acore ot • snowshoe11 when "The !1-fi:tn •· s.iys, imd you won' t get any arg ument Handicap. on that seore from many pitchthat h e "may play Jn Jlll-2 . " -HA.NILA - G a b r- J e l <Jtuh) Muell of Stan's enthus r:.ism of t"rs. PINKHAM NOTCH, N.H--Gor- EJorde, 130, PhWpp.fnet, outpota,.. Worry About Wl'lght the moment stems from th� pe r• don Eaton of Mkldlebury College ed Joey Lope■, 130, Hor em n n ial s en make " i_: rea r t!" 11pring trnuung cnt h uiu asm won the men's national slalom ti- Calif. plus the surging pennant fever in over the weight asiugnt'd the tie. � St. Louis Card inn l camp. . oatburners after a selles of fi�: E\'er_y bc.tdy on the club seems I perform1mces, many t r a I a e r � E O Rn 1'0KYO D \TON A A B EACH. Fla.-Jody TR M RS c�nv1�ced that thi � is th e fted, j s�n1 tching their chargers from Nicholaa, of Peabody CoJJege won TOKYO (UP1 -A Dlll>m' big .stakeli f"'1ents beeause of too ea birds year. ) I f'.eavy the JOO-mile nalioria.l motorcycle ab an impost, but jockey Wil q They i-,oi�t to !heir miserable e kept li!llltl.Jv teilmolop:aJ race at Daytona Jnternati;naJ lI-16 start m_ the first month laS! he llartack says they·re tal.km� mJn. Speedway. instn.unenta jlgglin, for year and !heir second half season ,1 through the fat under their hats. utn today after ,wayfa,: Tctyt �n which left them third only I _ "Wei�t means little or nothNEW YORK f or gs New aeveraJ aecond, N• buildin York Uninme games back. Musi11) figure I mg, part u:ularly with a bJ,;?, pow- lii"EW s BISHOP - M 'Werl reported: ers ty frljwies OJ' dama the pon • three w ea \' r . too� ge on playing about 100 games btll erfuJ ,horse , " insllll!I Hartn ck. "A , Soennckc r, 54, of champion slup an� Ued rom t b e tremor,, wine.la the for the ... f ---- ----- horse !I lorm is much mure lm- I Minn. , _ha.s been named the portent l.han lhe weight he has I new bishop of Owensboro her team charnp1onslup in the Jo- Tokyo Meteorologlta) Ageaq II.id TUNING UP FOR IICHMANN-Teclln.lciana t.ercollegiate Fencing A&sociatJOD .,ere centered 10 miles aoder the to carry because a pound ur two Kt, by Pope John toucbee to tllt electncaJ. •Y•tem Ibid• the Prisontl'a dock tor trta.l ot Ad lf�� championahi o B p,. coast of lbara,i Prtlechft. tut , ! s h P Soen11eker succeeds doesn 't Ine;.;JI a thin8. .�_In lhe Beth H' un CPeuple'1 Hou■e) 1D JfH'Wlalem, At right 11.N ■ear: for � ...... h ud n " J pa who WW prut,da, Cott1>n, of Tokyo. ''I _think that,_ w�ile a hor�e ls ; i{;J:i t� ;�ar� ' ST. PETE=�:� Fla . Bob wmnmg and p1ckmg up wei·•'lt Goalby o! Crystal River, Fla. . he may be tailing off in for; , ; -shot a .. and woo the St. Peter,. � the jockey eha1t1pion add, · "= ,' SPU.Ls INJURE SK£ERS ,____ , ;:en, burg Open golr .,.. uent with a 'VU.11uu _ hen be loses, everybody sa•,·s i _ O_ SLO ( UPJJ-Peter Wen ger of w BY Ualfed PreII lnteraaUenal total ol 261 , NEW yORK (UPJ I - Niagara •t s 1h e • �witzcrland and . �en rich Ihlo of weigh t that licked him _ Clan AA and Dayton, the last of the seeded while actually he would have bec-n Germany were mJured seriously Al ClaelnaaU LL W D, Fla. teams• t chan e _to oin Holy beaten even with a sli ght im'lOst. Sunday in jump spills at an inter- IiO Y OO J Urbana 60, Dayt(lq Chaminade 53 Cross /: ; t � is If be se�1- The true reaso i nalional skiing meet. Wenger suf- : n s that he has At Kent finals o� the NaOtiona !nv 1.tahon lost his DOUBLE C1eveland Eaat Tech bO, form. ". ; .one thin,i: sure fered a brain concussion and rib I Tournarnent when play resumes Bill has �r�ct� re s and Ihlo suff e red head ! n·t Jost his, either conYer: POLL PARROTT Cleveland St. Joseph 47 : _ Tuesday n ight mJurics. . sa11ona!1y or in the sad dfo ' At Toledo STAMP DAYS -----The Purple Eagles from Niaga- · Elyria 68, Toledo Lihbey 51 Advice frorn BlackweU · ra Falls meet Providence and i For the embr ,0 b'i Al ColUIDbu1 e ue ENTER A Tuas,, Wed., Thurs. ZALEA GOLF Portsmouth 43, Canton Mck. 38 Dayton tangles with Temple In pitchers, former )Cmci11�t� a� W the two remaining games of the I Ewell Blackwell advises ILMINGTOI-:, N.C (UPJ J Get Double Your Clas■ A that t�1: :��::•� :arren Byrd, 36, la charged In New Ctu1 Ue Y . Jerry Barber, J.unmy Clark, Billy . quarter fwals e e Purchase in Poll at murd develop Madiso r e in n ar Square a fast ba ll and lbei: eon- Maxwe II Art Wa aenic p(llson death oi At Athen■ · gre II Jr., Howie h.11 �d • e, Lole (rlght), anel autborlt11.1 are . a G rd e n . . Parrot Stamps trol and "leave the tnc Fair · I•-• ..,,.. fn, Old Washington 64 bi • k piklh 5 Johnson and Torn Neiporte head recorda of a menb!l hospital whera hta first Wit l&' �retta e, l At Lima lioly Cross and St. Louis ad- ' until later ·• (left), wu treated, to learn If she, too• SUCC a list of 70 professional gg.iers in l1lnbed to other Ayr esville 60, Mt. Vlctory 53 into the semifinals Satur- '"When � kid tries throwing the 13th annual Azalea vanced ... __ ...._ natural causes. Invitation day night by knocking off the i wo knucklebaJ!i1, curvr.s and sllders; golf tournam A, Cuitoa MIDOLEPORT ent M arch 31-April 2:. 1 other seeded teams. The Ct·usad- he's ruined before he starts , Youngst-Own Liberty 66 - -�Dennison St, Mary 48 ers, led by ,Jack (The Shoo Blarkwell asserts. "He shouid Foley's 24 points, ousted Memphis leave those alone until he starts At Troy . Madison State, 81-69, aft�r the Billikens losing the zip off his fast one . " 56 M ddletown Fenwick 45 eliminated Colorado State U,, And that's from a man who ,;.,� really something when he had 59-53. Sat�ay•1 College BaU:elbaD I th J0hnn_Y Egan scored 34 point., at fa�t ball and control. . By Unlled Pres• lnternatloaal . � leading Pro_vW:ence to a 73-67 1 Speaktng of spring optimism fn : Natloaal lm.•ltaf.loaal victory ver De Paul and Bruce the major league camps, take Uie at New York Drysdale�s 23 points sparked ' case of Mickey Vernon, mana�er / bl Bound Temple to its 79-66 rout over of the "new" Washington Sena. Temple 79 Anny 66 Army in a Saturday afternoon tors. He has only IS pitchers lll _I ProvidtJDce 73 DePaul 67 camp and most of lhem were i doubleheader at the Garden. QIWiel'-fillal A tula! of 26,622 fans wilnesse� me�Jy relief hur :ers with their I St Lou11 SI Colorado St. U. 53 the two tw.inbWS-12,6.17 turning va_rwus clubs last season. Yet, I Holy Cross OJ Memphis St. 69 out for the afternoon show a�d Mick�y views their prospects will:i / surpnslng confidence. 13, 985 for the evening program NCAA Eaflem Regl0.,_,_ ' "MOst rej'1ef pltchers would like rI FRIEND$-Sovtet .Fo1'11ign M1n.111ter Andrei G ln Thursday night's aemifln ls at Charlotte, N.c k b Y to be starters and really work 1 f&r eU to Raul Roa, Cuberi mlnJster to the Un�: N:tlo Holy Cross wm play the W�L� �� �r a lunc Fbal i;; when_ they get the chance,'' hE / beon at the Soviet consulato ib New York. St. Joseph's 96 Wake Forest 86 of the Niagara-Providence 9 �: explains. "Well, with our ciub and St. Louis will meet Consolation they know for suro !hat they'll he St, Bona,enture 85 Princeton 67 Dayton-Temple wlooer. The rm, ! will be held Saturday afternoon ven the opportunity,". . .Any. , ow, he .angles, baseball has be. .[ at 4 p.n:i, EST. NCAA 1'111h-eat ReglltfUWI . co�e a g ame of relief pitchers, / -----. •• Lawrence, Kan. BE CONTENT they do not deserve under any pointing out that the Yankees won 1 'l . U ISENJlo R E E W Now tbe correct way lo begin title whatsoever Jt is RS RET Fhlal the pennan t last season a!thnu2h i di se PALM SPRINGS, Calif. f UPJJour personal housecleaning is to that undermines· Ollr nat7on �� Cincinnati 69 Kansas st. 64 the staff cruoe up with o·1:y 'ae Former President Eisenhower and Consola&Jon get rld of those faults which, for our fani!ly circle, nnd oUr :di complett! games. , , vJ:: Texas hJs wife, Mamie, were reun!ted Tech 69 Houston 87 the moat of us, cause our d�flec ual integrity_ Discontent dis today fol!owing separate excurlliiiiiiiliiiii,•��.:;,;,, .-.. ·-•· tron from Christian priaci:,le. 'Ibe rupt a family by the /� sJons . Elsen NCAA howt longer we cpng to these fault, bickering r MJdeaa spen t eight & Regionals over money to ;0:�� days In t.be Baja California, Mex•t J the e diff1t LouJsvO e, 1t , K Jt, to � things y which tb e family cannot � ico, resort of La Paz fishing and convr;:: �l�es as '!ffy'\as oth- afford, In this atmosphere Final men Ohio St. : bunting 87 Keol.ucky 7-1 while Mrs. Eisenhower ers th:t ist • way .�e true will try to satisfy their own tast es went to Elizabeth Arden's Maine Coasolatloa personal good o r anti ambitions, and pleaaures even ni�d at t, unwersal peace. ' �� the cost of untold hardship to the Louisville 83 Morehead St. 61 Chance Resort at Scottsdale, Ariz. Both returned Sunday, Be content with Wha�'ft· right other members of the famil In NCAA Par West Rettonals fully yours. II there is to be di& this same spirit a woman wJi' de1 Toaruame•t sit.e: St. John Arena I Portland, Ore. content let it be over injustice mand money for clothes and jew· Ohio State University, J'lnal not that arising froml�• And elry far beyond her means she tah Seating eapacHy: 13,497, 88 Arizona St. ao 80 I do not 1ay we shoultt\e con- will try to move in sodal circles U Coachb1: Lee Himmeger, AyersConaolatlen !ent 1Vith Injustice, wJth a lack of which have nothing la common Justly deserved opportunity, or with her own background s he Loyola (CaI. J 69 Southern Cal. w, ville ; Carl York, Procterville Fairl�nd; Peter Prokop, Youngstown with mediocrUy. I do not discour- wiU endanger the family �tatus Libert y; John Macmillan, MadiNAIA. Toumament aae the strlvJng for 1eU-better by dangerous gambles to ge' SOD South : &m Marchio, Urbana; •t Kansas Cffy, Mo. ment as long as this ls within the more than she can honeiitly ar' Joe Howel l, Cleveland East Tech· Flaal bounds of e Just and reasoriable tord. Ofttimes such a woman .11 George Reller, Portsmouth; Dal; t>ffort. I do say, hoWever. that get a job outsld@ the home ,: Grambling 9S Georgetown(Ky) 'lS ieche nbach, Elyria. a R Iat1on 10 Co when we have freely exercised ply to appease her vanity. This , ffo.M Jch. 101 W11tmnstr 1Pa. l 84 our beat talents, used all c1veU ls the making of neglected h us able opportunities, and estabUsh- bands and 'hand-out' childr I NCAA haU Coll TOUl'llamtlt ed our reasonable state of lire, Much of the juvenile pJlferJng al EnnsYUle, Ind, then we .should be content with today is motivated by the desire Final U11ltjf11.lo \\ .., what we have, with our po,ltion nf Young pe<,ple lo them'S ...__ 1nu11 &IIUb, tn life, and with tho!e other selves with things way outside · fruit, o( 0111 homat and full ef- their abUity to pay fur or c ope State Tourney G II fort which 81'1 the measure of our with. Too often the agitation :I pa.tl"JDgs 1/, ��'Ji • • Listed , . capabil1U@11. Unfortunately this iu unrest arising from wage di �9 COLUMBUS CUPD - Facts and II POf.. the general pattern of mod. higher dividends, profits bu�s, figure, for this week'■ Ohio l:.igh IJr;&,JtJi on • • • and allowances are in � w em living. state basketball tourna-n. '-Ir ., _,There seems to be an ungovern- lated to, a quesUon of jusu: �; · l · The 79 minion ....,.,� able Itch 1n people to have thlllgs ra her are the stew-juice of naki,·v,·ng m •Pair.lag, c•--, A•. ed to•�� The shOCIUllg the lron Cwuin ~•"' ,_,_ embezzle--�• tri'e, on '"•• ,.. A-svlll ments of other P80pi,_e,II money Friday, 1 :30 p.m, e borde.rof'Soviet Rutsia .,�. · ••, " ••(28-0) vs Pr-,ctervilJe Fairland are the Mu1tiu.1doa•..and we read about so much in today'.; 1 -0 Eastern papers :are simply to be laid at 25- J. __ Europe 1,.,... me beco a VALLEY the door of a discon tent with -�-, Friday, 3 : 15 p,m, Youna'Awn of DECISJON, o-w L I'berty (26-I) vs Madison South one ha11 earned, even t�oogh w,� th.is ( Froru Ru■eia they hear tba t tho legitimate saving is usu Use Daily Sentinel Classified Ads reg u­ a]Iy aDl· 23-2J. What would you p a y to have your ,Free World i5 dying, RADIO ple for good Uving. It is the inces- Saturday, 2: p.m, winners play FRBI!. l!UROPE broadcasts lho sanI drlve for 90Jlletlung more for Class A title. larly. You get fast results when you child's puppy returned if he strayed aood newa of hope that helps tllat has unbalanced the lnoul Palrtnp Clan AA: lheie 79 nill�on mist communisl sense of so many people tod sell through these little but mighty ads away? How much would it be worth 11'..1.1.� . ..,- • ._,., 'l:30 p.m, Urbana (U- deceit ■nd fal.ichoods. is disrup Th tion coming f s:: O) CleveJand .East Tech (21-2). R A D I O F R E E E U R O PE , , , and you'll find loads and loads of persistent dlseabsfacUon� to f i n d exactly the job you want ? �..,.., 9: 15 p.m, F Portsm outh speaks from 28 transmitters in true lawfessne115 of our ' er�. Jt (20-3 ) vs Elyria 120-SI . W:cstem Europe. It reaches 90 ¾ big bargai ns every day, So, for jobs, account• In a great measure fo, Wou ld you be willing to pay a few SaClas tm,i11• 8 p.m, winners play of tl1e peopJe despite comm unist the growing dJsrespect fur • 1 or I AA title. for merchandi�, for services . , , for }lmming. The memory of f:rer:. cents to sell all the clutter of used items and authQrtty. It l!ll at the ba�: r. dom will never die where tho of our dlarupted aocial order• It g amblini, of the Illegal h'ade in tr the usual or unusual , • , turn to t h e around your home for cesh ? uth is heard. spawns much of the deri en:::y drugs and other hannful objects, , rnarJtaJ fnfJd@lity of the ;: a f classified section of The Daily Sentin el. ness, hnmo�I ' and d�: :d f: :ru; �; dirty contra- yo���=��t=:0 pu �aU011. ·- ---�-contributions of private citizens .like you for its very existence. THE PHONE WY 2-2 1 56 , . • A COURTEOUS AO.TAK TdJ the world that freedom is ER than • memorr. Answer --communist lies. 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City on Seine 12. Land mea.■UN 13. IA &paln, P"�I;.· ·1 -p·1·easant 1 .,..,...,...,....,.,...,...,...,....,,.,..,.,.1 Pomeroy:Middleport, D A I L Y C R O S S WO R D Meigs-Mason Coming Events J I D•lly Sentinel, !,!:: 200 GIT THAT THING OUT OF VORE MOUTH !! rann nm. Legal Notice C '100! Fl\Rroj ... I AM NOT IIIATCHIN9 TV... ,,11 FOR SALE! 1 9S3 l 8'6 WMPO Radio ,;25· ..,t, ...r ,,,,. ..r , ,.... brtolly to LONDON IIJPl )-8ip In I win- w1-, .... wad bod! .. ... 11, a1N dow al • local funollau-, .... , - ft bad ..... aold H ght L. "llalo. ltar1ed Ila,• 11i1 - lll1l L ,-11, Dwi Ml1dnd . ll to H oward Ryaell, V•rna ••1• -· . !!ASKATOON, lwlt.-Gu XtrC - H111U , 19. 115 A. Rutland IJ1d •. _ -a: COAT vrr Janet St. Cl1lr'1 name w 1 1 Sal�ry. win, lf7. Ottawa, autpolD:ed Pffl'r omitted from Bedford'• h o n o r Eddie A. &ntth, dee . lo Leona ILFORD, En1land <UPll - 'r.'Mi Schmidt . 148, TOl"'ODIO 1 10 1 . ' Ker­ roll la,1 period. T. Smith, AIIB Anr Rupe , Mary otl,■ltlu,- of a charlly ull , M.. . win retained Canacllan W'f')tfr­ Those not aboent durm, the Martha Blcgmtall, cert. ol trana. .Plly W. l'nlclor, too1i oil ltor hrtod .,.i,bt clwnplamblpl. fourth period are u foUow1, flrtt Pomeroy . &rad,. Jan Betzm,, Pamela Bu� AIIB Ann Rupe, Richard R. .■on, Sue Dou&la1, Jane Hazel ton, Rupe, Dever P. Blqerstalf, Mary Mary Midkiff. Marprel Rini. Martha Blcgert(aff lo Leo.. T. Danny Robson and Roonle Smith. Smith, lot , Porne,oy. IIONDAY 1'IIIIOOOB ftlDA'f Elbert Ta)'lor, Ada Taylor .. 5, 11 Bi,. On Second g,-ade, Cheryl Bigga, J iml:SI mv Campbell, Wayne Well. Third Robert Stanley Hart, Edna Hart, 1, 00 T� with God 7,00 I. la Country J..,_ arado, Debbie Hooper and Connie 10 acres, Bedford. 7,15 Roed. Mary Eibel Tuckerman, dee ., l,JO P'um Tlmt T,SO R lo 1 1,15 C. Tuckerman. Edgar H. :11 Country J� ue Vilitatlon day for children who start school next year wW be Tuckerman, Donna Tuckerman 7: 00 Brt.utut hrtJ held llluraday March SO. Delallo R....ll, Ethel Pauline Page, cert. 7,25 11:xtmdod Watilber 7:JO Pktmo Show of the Egg Hunt will be put t,, tho of trans.. Middleport. 7: IIO Sohlo Now, B,port Tu to H. adm Ed1ar ckerman, hoo ., real dale • later pepor . P sc l children may attend If acrompan R llt C. Tuckerman, part"ela, M id- 8:00 Bt.akfut Plf17 Jed by por<nts. Tho time ,et lor dleport, Salem. 1, 25 Tho World 1l>ll � gar H. Tuckerman Ed , Elizabe th <Nen, tht'.,1 Js 2 JI m. A talent llhow will be held al Tuckonnan, Sidney T. Ruu..U, a, 30 Bnuf� Party odh B radbury S<hool April 7 at 7 , 30. Donna Ru...ll, C. D. Page, Elhel 1 ,00 llonl lllornfq M P,ultne Page lo Rue C. TuckerSeveral ohlldnn lrom Bedford "�- Pt. ,.____ ·IJ '"• O I · •_, ---. man, parcel,, Mlddleperl pJan lo parll c1pale. ll,OO 8••1 Shop Edgar Tuckerman ill,abe th Tho _Bedfonl ��th g,-ade la Tuckerlllall, Sidney T. Russell, ll: IJ Cwni,J Hoa Down startm,: practice r , � It.a play , Donna Russell C D Page Ethel 11:25 l'ann Burau. Show "Feudln' Over Yonder" which will , P Page lo Rue· c. · Tucll�rman . 11,so Country Hoa ...,. be give� al a later date, It will lot 17, MartinBburg, Salem. ll:41 be held m the Bedford Youth �.enSamuel El 1, Jr., Gladyi El• JU7 Mld-0., Dow J- ,_., ter il the stage II completed In klna, Noah l.ucu . Emma Lucas to time• John L. Lucas, Freeda Lucas, 11:00 Noom News Darla Cadle bu been JJI f c r 108 9-10, Salem. u: 11 Gt.el• Star qulle oome time. - Nancy Riggs U:30 Jull For You and Jackie Jones, reporter, Thursday alternoon with M r a. 1:26 New, Allee Dodson. 1 :30 Ja:at For You Several from thf1 area altend. 2,00 'lay 11 With Millie od the baskelbal! game at I b e !,OO Pl.lttat PartJ Mr. and M,.. William Rose, Eastern High School Wednesday 4,SO Local N a ew &On Billy of Colwnbua, visJted evening. 4,35 Plattar PartJ Sunday with her �t•. Mr. and Grange mel at the regular 5,45 Naw, llouJtdup Mrs. Everett Milhoan. meetinJI Friday eveniDJI. N • • t 1,00 Sundowa Sorruidl Mr. and Mrs Cash Bahr and meelinJI will be Monday evenin, a,so Sip Qfl girls, Mrs. Childs ol MJddleport March 20, will celebrate t b e &\TIJRDAY and Mra. M. L. Bales, local, mo- birthdays !or the 1ira1 t b r e e ,,111 Blp On tored to C.Olumbus Swiday to vilit months ot the year. with a cov­ ,,oo Mal l'rlco wltb relatives. ered dish supper. Bring your salea I, U Counlr)' Top Ten Mrs. M 1 1 d r e d Frank spent tu stamp, that evening. l,lll I U6_ 1 l!eal Estate For Sale For Sale !20) BUSINESS ------- ------ -- ----. T IU•: S S/\1.E - 5 room hou:.e, 1eMA /lTf'�ST H U'ft_;.<; • 11,1 F_:.A 1 t l 1 · remodeled, double garnlly ("t I � s;;r � OO ! , w11llµo11 "-·r rrum Crm,s _ l lordF AIR SPOVT N , . lot Reasonable Coolarge age, "ht( u I new Sprmg r""t· l '-"" 16-'' Wart!. "-1 heet metal work The Powt!rs . Napper, 1 745 Lawrence tacl y � terns now on display. Econom I ompan ' WY 2· 2.'30 ! o'dock 1. m e-■ 1to:-r1:1 atandMrd Um.-, Pomero" Road, Chester 1cally pnced for complete home Tue ■d1y, Mar..:h :18. 1001 ftnd Y'IIJ 30tc 2 3 ,OR CONSISTENT OEPENDABLE RESULTS 20 30!< lhtn be pub!le■lly op11nod and r.-.,J de<.'Orating. Cross Hardware. Gallia Meigs and Jackson countieo were the only - 1.lovd RATES 3 20 7tc Middlepert. all for reeel�•d be will Bid■ a out �f the ten southeastern Ohio counties which ones . BRIJ\'G JOY Tf1 THAT SHUT- IN t cenu per wor d , one :nsertJun. Mmlmum cba r �e--&:> lntl.e1 FOR SALE STORE with 5 stor work u IUled In Ole 1ener .1; _ , , a gain i11 sale of prepaid tax receipts for the week showed on lilt prujrrl •nlitled \l�l(. S Mt,":M WALNUT DINING ROOM TABLE eenll. ti cenl.l' per word for !b.ree consec ut,vfl i.nseruon■ with a l011ely potlni PIant or age rooms and 6 rooms and OHL\L HOSPITAL. POMIIJlUV. t•Hlu ending March 4, 1 96 1 . Speclal--ur,e muolb for 30 centa P.et wurd. We f resh cul spr mi,,: r •uers and six chairs. Phone WY 2-5202 "10. OHJO- I U ,n f\111 II'• ba th over 5tore. Will sacrifice PROJECT l'ull rare of I cents per word wilJ be charged tor ad­ The Gallia figure was al most $2.000 ahead of the =rdanl'II wllh lhc, dr1w1n11 10d '""" 11,•1re flowers everywhere ! Call 3 18 3k I verllslDR ti no t paid wtth:n lO days after receiv1111 Dall Uiotlona for th,e ume II pre1> 1 r.-d 500. Moving to Chicago $9. for figure. The county is only a little over $3,000 off of 960 1 · WY 2-2644 or vy 2-6232 Frnrids by architect. H■rry Ray "''' A I A Errors lo Advert.uin&--Should be reported 1mmed1a1-!IJ. ). DAIRY HAY, N. � - Rose. Mi�rsVa W Clifton. 3-5948, Sp. Call -.i1y th.. In lo.-alcd 11 offlu •hfiscal figures. Pike remains the only county year's last Florists and Shum vay Greenl'be Dail:, Se.otLnel wl.11 001 be respans1ble for more thaCI Bulldln1, 7Jl Markel SlreeL Whttl• viltf'. Phone W\ 2-67 10 3-14-JOtr ODfl incorrect inseruon . be ahead ol last year's fiscal year figures. lo ten the of ' 6l{ :1 16 UIS, W.-.t \ 1 · houses. 1 J LB 3tr 1. DrawlnU ■nd 1pe,,lflc 1 Llon1 •r• the week ending March 4, 196J Card of Thanks and Spec lal Nouces of Events, 5 1 25, on fUe 1nd may M lnJpetted 1 1 lhe for 50 word m1nunum t;ach add1t1onaJ word, le. I HAY FOR SALE. Glenn Vance, TELEVISION AND appliance Re- FOR SALE : HOUSE S rooms and follnwln1 pl■�H and March 5, 1960 and for the f isOffice of count)' comml.,lon�u. Obitua r ies published al 1 cenl pt>f wor d Locust l l l location. Nice bath. Leading Cret!k, M iddleporl, 0 Q I$ cal years starting July I , 19b0 pair service. We service a I I •ourlhou■t . t"omuoy, Ohio. 3 DA VS 1 DAY WORDS l MO. ti DA VS 19. 2-53 WY Phone Pomeroy. ., St Sll1a­ Exch11n1•, Hulldera Pl!llbur11i:h P�ne SH 2·4656. and July 1 , 1 959 follow : m a I e s. Reasonablf! prices. $4 .� S l .35 00c 60c 15 Buildlns, Ptt(1hur1h, f-'1 3 6 30tp ••rF. Ufe Melvin Hood. 3 17 :.ttr $6.00 $ 1 .80 $ 1 20 60c 20 W. Ood1e Corpn,n\1011. 1510 The figures showing those for TUPh Capeoart. & Hampton I Ch11mbcr ol Cummi:rce Bid. PU1.­ $7.50 S2.25 $ 1 .50 75c 25 (21 14-30tc 2-121 L Ford.Ferguson TRACTOH: plow�. $6,570. 4 1 , bur1h, 19. P1. Alheos - $6. 1 �8.23, Jo""'O R SAU.: Good building lot in f. W. Dod111 Curpor1l.rnn, 102 l'enn• $29J.9fi0.94, $312, 674. 67. mower and wagon. Lonnie Hud­ Ads received by 10 A. .U. will be lo tbaC day'■ pa per. 1J1r Welt Clu1rl..,Hon, Au. 1ylnnla Syracuse. Nice location. Ph. .inl•. i\UtTIUNEER son , K ingsbury Rd., 2 mile6 off $.1,097 10, Gal lia - $4,723.60 . 3 17 6tp WY 2-6432. f. W l>od11 Corporation, lJ:ia PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 HOLLYWOOD !UPI> - Clark l tp 3 18 Route 33. REASONABLE RATES w...1. 51.h Ave. Columbo• 15. Oh,u $ 152. 4"4.53 . $1 57,19!.tO. Road, Uvblln 115 1 Exchan1111. ti-uildera ----::;-T widow, Kay, feeling "hap. Gable's SATISFACTION GUilANff.0 1 FARM FOR SALE · 85 acres. Six Colvmbu1, Oh.In, Hock.Ing - $3,004.91, S5 , 4oo . oo (9al MARINE SUPPLIES u_ri Call or •rHe L 0. lff.t." A1 • · Dr�wln1L 1peclrk1tlon1 • n d py, bul a little bit sad," a wailed (9) FOR SALE ( I ) NOTICES room house, gas furnace . Rath• other biddln1 do,..ument.. may be ob­ � 169 ,655.30, $175,600.55. Clteswr, Oblo the birth of the actor's only cbird AS 15 SPECLW!I Jack110n - $4 , ?03 . 1 l , 54 • 672·65-, od room. full basement. Good base- talned by PT(JYpectlv. renanl Dldd.lDI contr■ctor1 rro111 th• ar..:l'u led TEltMJTE AND PF.ST CONTROi G. E. Roll E.; 1 ;;-Vacuum C'!Pam.ir . t ay in Hollywood Presbyterian 8-%2-30-tJI 57 M@l'CW"J IO IL P. $495.00 ment barn, Sellmg Grade A conditioned II f0Uow1. $22'l.449.to, $2'l8, 742.7J. bJ Fain. Fne UlRJ)flctlon. IDSur• Hospital. with .illaehmcnls. Used very lit- 51 "1ffCIU'J 111 8. P. '9'5.ot Upon 1ppllcatton and p1yment of milk. Will sell cows and farm atoo La•reace - $4,878. 12, $7, 171 26 . oo. one ..:umpletll! HI of Jocu . ed by Nalioawlde. Pila11e a, tie . Must S('-IJ thi.s "'� k. $25 ts n. P. Mercur1 Outfh tft5.DO AIR CONDffiONING , REFRIG, Joyed at the prospect of bearEquipmerit with farm or separ• ment, will bD d.cllvcttd. Not m<>re $299,065.8', $3l8 88· Mad A. Serviee S\11Uo.D Wl' !- romplele price. Phone WY 2ReJack's 0111 m 1uppued be will two Ulan service. ERATION MOTORS Ing hia child, but saddened by tho METROPOLITAN ate. Joseph E. Hysell. Near mannH to ■nJ one bidder. MEIGS - $2, •l2 · 37• $1.036.8G, 4-a�lle 2'l04 . nea. frigeretioo. New Haven. Phone of the room in which nearness J J 7 6tc ,oe Easl- Mala Sir-ff&, Pomero, ■et complete one Jro1r1 refund " ). Chesler Golf Course. of ducumcnt1 unly, wm bt mad6 lo $ 1 13, 816 . 91 , $114, 840.99. 8--23-tl TV 2-3531. PIN,• flZ.S1'11 Nov. 16 Hwo noors died Gable .. 3 20 3tp Heh actual bidder wh.a returna all Pike - $ . , $l,629. 4 . 73 · WE WIIL SELL YOU!l U S E D -------docume.nu, ne.p\ blddlns pJ1-,111, room), Mrs. Gable m own her below Uc S , 00 509 IF YOU WANT REAL qaaDty 20Skates, Guns, Bows, Golt Clubs, _-c-food condltton nGt liter ltlaU f1�1 932.20, $73,3!2.'19. ��--===c=c--cl· OR b" SALE FOR (24A) e g lo was trth Io the baby a I d1.y1 after the do■J.ns d11, lor l>IOt. t\' 81'ft4lng •unr tha• will I I r e ' Brand new SINGER Electric Sew$14,499.00 , Roi.■ - $10,787.24, Bicycles, etc. Write or c.il! Th@ 6. No document■ will b11 1ccept11d 1 958 I Ton U0:30 a.m. PST., a.m, 7:30 ing Machine, complete with at• C: o b a• mone7 m.U.en. u111 TRADE ,t the bid oix-n1n11 meetinr. $46 1 ,265 .00, $4Tl,059 .29. Sport's Center, M1ddlepcir: Ph furn11h be not will Docunient1 7. section. Caesarian by ESTl International Truck Sire■. Call Dick Sierretl, WY tachments and handy carryin(l Scioto - $15,514.54, $17.775.uO, ( 2 l -21-ti0tc WY-2-3633. 195ti 2-Uedroom HOTTSE TR !\Il.ER ed to ■ut>--contnct and-or material The r u s h oI memorIes oI ■upplleu •• ■boYe ■e t forth. 1"hey ca5e. Will aacrifice lhi1 week. Z..2M9 or Cbt1ter IU-!lU. With box hody, good tires. See Melvin Little, Cheshire, Ohio may 1x: pur1eh 11ed teOJn tru: •�chlt<..,t 1162.00S .46. $785,'164 .20. ble •5 hea rt aIla ck and dealh G a only for $4-4.00. Terms if deIn A I condilion. z.!1-68&e ., 1 6 61c a1 requited for th• coMl of repro­ ViDIOn - $556. 18 $934. 82 , $29, Ph. EM 7-7329. Pomeroy. Ohio only four months ago oearlt duction. plu1 handlills char,u. sired. Ph�ne WY 2-2204. 8. Submlttll of I hid 1h1ll b, 867 70 '32 459 94 · • HEATING and PLUMJING M a rt•h 1 5th, 1 961 too m uch for the attra c1 955 ¼ Ton 3 17 6tc 0v tUe11 11 prlma·r■cle eYldence ttl.t Molor v�hi�le sales tax collec- PJ" . e:! for TRACTOR ,... 1 .. GARDE USED and full the of cornlant 11 bidder Furnaces Mueller 1 ve . . yea ..... r-old w ldow, To be sold to 1 hc H i gh Bid­ i Studebaker Pick11p sale or trade. Reasonable. Eld- complete me■ n1n1 of •II 1tat�mt-nt1 lions showmg those for the weeII Arnold Brother, RENT FOR 4) (1 went into contractions for She der - One IU53 Ohh,mobile and worlll requirement.. 11 1ndlr1 t.,:I Guod t i rci;. Motor in good 3 17 "' on Gaul. Chester. 111,p and aet forth tn th• blddtn1 doo:u. ending March 4, 196 1 , and for the t Ohio , Po111ero1 St., Mala E. IU Tud "">r t:onv. Coupf"., Al the rs Sunday and thought ho ' " " ____ condit c llllflnb. FOR RENT - Apartment - 5 fiscal yearg starting July I , 1960 :: ;;:._ Blaettnar Auto Lompan:,,, : W Phom dup· la .Ubmllled lM! 11l.all Bid.a 9. !-!448 wa about lo give birth P«'­ Y room! end bath. 618 Eaat M..ain ltcat1 on form, bo11n<1 herewllh. follows: A�ens - $4,028.06, $ll2,Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio, on tfc 1a 2 maturely, but sedaUves calmcJ ¾ Ton 10. Bid bond lball be properly u. Street, Pomeroy. Phone WY 2the 25th Day of M:u<'h 1 00 1 Nallie• at' l•I• •cuted Ind tiled with th� bid Ir, I 944.38. Gallia - $1,387.84, $49,699. · he ule for oH�r lll w undeulsned 2448 day or WY 2-6384 evenings. The 111um eq,111.l to 10 pll!r cent of the 48. Hocking - $2, 042."8, �·637 · ot 1 0 . O'Clock A .M. This car Chevrolet Pickup AUCrtONEER at the rront door of the Courtho111111 blille bid. �rs. Gable, hospitalb:ed for six I B tfc wHI not be sold £or less than , l M■rch l I Good tires. In A-l co ndition. Oblo, Pomeroy, on n 25 lMl Complt,le 8e"le,t 1 1 . ..Tim<' tor U1• completion of 76. Jackson - no weekly figures, weeks in the summer of lUOO at t0:00 A. M., the Len• Mae ,l ont ■n •urk'' ahall be 600 Jea■J calend,u $25.00. $77 , 371.37. Lawrence - $2,678- 63, I CrlU Bradford rul eatate, ,uu.ted. In the V 1U1g1 worklna: l ■:v■• APARTMENTS - Furnished end when stricken by a heart attack. 1 0 Model 1 1 , ad Coa or Wri · Pbon• l 22Sm8B. $318, te ter&. Middlemfurni.Rbed. McMas :!n�1�r:�::!���� Blaellnar Auto Co. �. :0�1:t1�:":; .,::. ooCop�r•�:::;,. ���1d::/�! I insisted sbe felt fme. • lot "-9 fut wtd, b' 100 f Ht In 1n e1c111 1 of the 11Upul1ted. tim e. Tractor Farmall port. Pllone W\'2-:182L 3-J.t A. C. llRADFORD, lladM, Ohle depth, Ohio Pomeroy, $95, 6 99.20. $1,811.I g s M r "But I'm awfully lonesome be,. on wh!eh then 11 J ocabd • ! 1 1 owner re111not11 the ritht to 5-room fr■m11 dw•lllnc 'lnu.,. weln ■n)' lnformallty ln. or tn re - 30, 151,223. )'2. Pike - '147.st. without Clark," llho ,aid Sunda1 LEWI11 REPAm SERVICE -e for 1 pra 1J eat.t• ii 1p l Cd The DELUXE TIIREE ROOM AND Ject any or 111 bid■• Manual No. MIii stnel, Mlddlenort U!II! 8um or •1 .000.00 and unnut be 145, 3 13.50. Ross - 14, 476.76, 1155, nigh!. "I'd been counting ar.d SIM:ntd: rooms office apartment bath ppr1l1ed 1 1M 1h■n leu for 9rld It's lee Crenm l tme. Try ,J.,ck's Melll Count, Hoipltill ...., Plumbl.nr,, Roofi� Ht-all"'•• Manure Spreader 697.05, SCiolo - '1 , 199.87, 12 17, planning oqiis being with mL value. -trailer t:p.ac,e'. Phone WY 2CommlHlon Dairy Bar's Hcmemadc l..t•mon. 1'he rlfht 11 ruuvtd to reJect any 8harpealn1 ·,!Kl Lawa.m.OWff , r lleed. T. Theodore J 687.02. Vinton - $264. lH, $23, 751... ln 1956 when 1 was In anothet 5141. C ll 6 tic or 111 bldt Middl e port. J 17 tile · Ch1lrm11n. M•tor Repalr All PRICED FOR A.11 I. Jordan. 68. Febru■ry � . 11161 hospitaJ due to m, heart ailment., "dmln.l1tr11tor ,if the t:U JT I.J.) l· l3-:IO 41� Call WY !-2314. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE E1tale of 1,..n, M 11., Jor '1, n Clark spent every night 1111 the QUICK CASH SALE 5 ROOMS end FATII unfurnished. ' 25 30t.c WEBSTER "ND FULTZ for any debts contracted by any­ On South Secori�0 A\'e., �."dd! e- ,_===-=•---••• CONTIIACTOIII TO NOTICI room next door to me and he ----= l "ttorney, for Allmlnlitr■tor. ITATI o, OHIO one other than myself. tS} 14• ll, 18, :to · 22 · M. port, Ca II WY 2-9962 or 5top at would rarely take time to leave o■,AIITMINT OP' HIOHWAVI Signed: Ht'nry A. S;ils{'r Colu,nb111, Ohio, M•rch ), 1Hl Vicker's Lunch, 3 17 6Lc the hospital for anything. Pomer•y. Ohio Contncl 11111 Lettal C1py No. 3 17 6tp IN THI Pll08ATI COUIIT op; 61-U2 MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO UNIT ''-ICI CONTIIACT Orl1 H1.1bbard. Admlnl1tntor ONE FIVE ROOM APARTMENT •Ul � received prop.out■ Se■led of the Ell1 te of M■tue Marte Debbie's Relative To C-L- P· GRAVELY TRAt'TOR8 and A.luuu. WY v.JVU • -- • with balh. p•-1.1 the office or the St11e Hlshway Sprln1er, Dltl'Oa.-.d, , Ohio, Ohl<t Colvmbu1, of ,, Could show you !'.Ollll' wililer tachme11l1. New ab1I u1ed. ComDirector IB,480 No. _...,..,•...1_ ..... WY 2-l3l9. MARCH ze Reported 'Critical' 11,17..Uo ... Ut\lll 10:00 Jl,.M.. Ohio (EuLern) P\ 1lntlU, Ollt>S. ple&e parts ■lld repair tenlce, 4, The PasI Chiefs ol Meigs TernStandard Ttme, Tut1111da,, April FORT WORTH, Tell. ! UPllv■. 1881, for Improvement• ln: World Champion D('sk Kathryn M111 Renuto. fl 11, Bargalu In aaed tractot-. .-, HOUSE, 5 ROOMS AND BAffl. on t ee will Sisters. Pylhian le, Nadine Reynold■, 571 movie Mrs. t>ropo11ll .Noa. l and 2 au ottered p Drfend1nt1. Whilllt>r lawn mowen. Autli�rlzed deal• B Cole-at., pomeroy. Near Ma-u one PNJtrt a.nd wm be ■warded Monday evening at the home of star Debbie Reynolds" ate�grand­ NOTICI II one contr■ct. 3 17 Jtp f'r. Gravel• Katheyn Mae RenHlo who,,.. 1Jl1n IOn Bridge. Call Soward Cecil, 1 Trader 8ale1 and Mrs. Mabel Sanborn in Middle• mother, fought for her life tcx1aJ , Propo1 1l No. I of r111ldenc11 11 2IIJ.J WIimont Road, UM.fc J U Sti"lce, ,•honfl Wl' !,tffl, :iU or WY-2-524'Ch1rlotte, North c1r0Un1, wlll \eke Me111 Count:,, Ohio, o n fart of See>- port. with a bullet wound Ja her rlghl J') INSTRUCTIONS noUi:e that on the 2ht d17 or .J1nu - lion■ 26.12, 30.18; •nd U �: Sta(t F.od Main Slreel Pomere1r 1, 1ry, 11:1111, tho under1J1ned. Ori, Hub- Route No. 124, In S11tlon, Ub11non Theodorus Council DauEhters of temple following a suicide attempt. 3 JO 3M( EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. two Ovt bani, A.dmlnldr■tolf ot th, Eatat, ol and Olive Town1hlp1, b.J rtmovln11 MEN AND WOME N Neeck"tl exJ1t l«I of 1 l'OfrUf dl1po11111 n1 and Dtcu1ed, 1 MaUle Marie Spr&nstr, America wiU meet in regular ses- SWlda)'. room apartment& A. N. Dengel. .c�=c-cc=--=cc-=c--:: -- -Work in Civil Sl-rvicc. No expet IIAY med hi• peUllon 1a11n■t ,-011 ln th• met.1,J pipe. boll,r .tk-11, 1n4 ,ton, box AND STHAW. Tum right .ii hi• wllh cln11 1 repl ■nil l'UIYtir\1, type Ohio, County. Monday at "': 30 p. m. at '.he Mrs• . Reynolrul, described a1 MIii• of Probate Court sion 11..J.tfe Phone WY Z..a71 ience n e l' e � s 11 r y, grnmmnr metal eorrus■t«i tumlnou, co■t�d entire th• of ul1 th, for yln1 1 pr Kelroy, Rt. 7, Second house. Joe and lonely" by rela­ l Jntcreat In the followtn• de1..:rtbl!d Pip�. rclnfurced toncrete pipe and IOOF Hall, March birthdays will "depressed 11chool e<luca1 mnnl u�u.ally suf• 8 ROOM APARTMEN1 WIth gar, F' ields, Phone WY 2-6878.• I re■J e1t■te In which )'OU h1v• 11r vltrlfl,d ..,wer pipe H per p I • n, be observed with a potluck lunch tives, waa in critical condltion :at ricicnl. Train 110w ror perma­ cl-■im to hav, an 1ctul.l or conUn1eal Brld11e No. Varlou1, Sp1n1 three 131 age, 14.1 ButternuL Pomeroy. J 15 6tc at UM) faot - Span, five 151 ,t 1.2!1 and m embers are asked to take John Peter Smith Ho.spltal where lntere■t thar■ln, -:nent jobs w i l l1 1wrurily. S e n d 2-21,Uc Pbone WY-2-5127. feet - Span■ ,t1ht 48> at uo f..et their own table service. she WOl"klf(I 81 a nur&es' aide. USED FURNmJRE nr any 11AM Patctl No. I : Th• followtn1 Hll - SP1n1 Nine (9) at 11. 00 fffl -Spana Nnmc, orlilrf'ss , phone No. lo: all repair types of radlWe , 1 "lat• 1111.1 1.cl In 1h11 Count, of thr11e (3) at 2.IIO ,_t - Sp1n1 three lllro. Reynolds loud A Ilem. Sefl lh11 Trodln<I" -. POII flnC TRAILER SPACE ' Good Jtteation Notional 1'r:Jinml--( St:rv kl', Box ators, from heater cores to Meis■• Sl■te of Ol■lo and. Town ol (3) •t :1.00 fieet - Span ODIi m It 3.l5B The Racine P.TA. will m e e t her 8 WJed atrou bed 1n her S 8 Mc comer lot. Inquire Ralph Martin to 1an money. ,w thlrt:v·two 8p1n1 Total feet dncrlb1d and. b<1unded s,-rac1,111 •• fifi8, 'Ille Daily Scnl inel. the , 1 argest truck or tractor foUo•a: Beine a part .-.1 1 two ■er, 59.33 het - Roadway Wldlh \'lrlou, this evening at '7:30 at the Racine home c cally WQ\dlded. 850 Locusl Street. M iddleport. - T),p1 - Pipe Culvert,. bJ fuml1hed. R1rln•1r Sll•h• to CODVl!)'td Lot .Rize, Any LIMESTONE. j Grade S<hool building. Baby ,ii431 14· 15- 11}20 21 22-27-28-29; ( ◄ ) """' "" .. radiator. "' ""' -�p Propo11l No. J Hiram Wataon, commenclna: 0011 ynoldl, when contactOebblo ---' ,pread. truck Rnd delivered I2tc -------bundred 1nd ,1:1.ty .flvt fed from M•l1• Count,. Ohio, oa part ol See. ler, will be available. 3-4-5. od in Hollywood, said abe did oot Front Strut •t th• enl aid• of tlon !UM, St1to Route No. 2148. In Che► 100 Com pany, Sh uIer '• Co••IrueI" MARCH !I • ar1n111r Street on the N orth ,Ide t,er an • ouve Towll.l••P•, •y remov. HOUSE IN SYRACt JSE FOR plan lo come, to Fort Worth but t c 9 2 Phone WY 2·3051. ol • nnun foot •ll'Yi th,nc• north Lnr and 411po■ins ot e:dat1n, corrua:111i �41 _ Phone WY 2_2143 RENT, Call WY 2..._ �e Friendly Neighbors Club would cool.act the hospital, (Bl AUTO SALES 11.Jib•lour f••t CW 11001 uld it■,• ed m111tal pipe cuJYert• or porllon1 of < ln1,r Street tG �I No, Qilr(y· culv.-rt1. 1ml rejll■clns •It.It. bttuml · will meet at the County Infirmary ---·,-.•c.....c·'1GAS. FUEL on. 111d coal fu1'o s 13 9k -----Pomeroy, Ohio 1 thrH f33) In uttl Town of Syn_ 00 111 co,ted corrt11:1ted mtt1l pipe '51:t BUICK 1 8, $20!!5. LaS.abre 4 naces. Call for free esttmate■. ---�--,---�-�cuu; thenNO , .., 111n.ty-el11ht (9Ul or e-xtendlnf "Wltb RCP to tit n;l■t• with Easler boxes ., 7 p. m. door hard lop. l'ower steering. fieel to SOiomon Crew ·, w1•11 JlftC': In• concrelfl pipe. U1e ■t•nd1nl PCForeman 6 Abbott _.,. UIA,11........rt APARTME NT AT '701 Broadway , THEISS REFRIGERATION II n d thence ■outh alon1 11ld Crew·� iln• 2 endw■u, with cndle• on RCP .,,._. Tuesday, March 21. One car.-ful (Jw1w r, Blnr-llnnr's, � t rime 8 nt a A eport. MJ ddl p t,.10-Uc Applianct Service. Domestic and 11:1.1.y.four 11-0 !Ht lo 1111d flrhien ten,1on1, br1d11 No. V■rlou,, Span 3 rn rte --,-----------,-Pomeroy. 11J.e Wesleyan Serv ice Guild of i thene, w n1 1lon1 ■aid one m at t . 00 fret - Span■ t.brn Aah Sl., Middleport. 2 a part• r footJ ■lleyeb - ROe Commercial. Conta'-'• e ■lle nln - •ll:ht (N) feet lo lh• (3.\ at 1 . 15 ftal - Sp•n one cu 11 1 . ,1._ Any house u p to 6 room8 treated .... · e Methodt"St Ch"•ch • ..... i-"'no ment, In N ew Ha ven. Phn will ... uw Ractn place of beSlllllln•. 50 fret - Span, two ti> ■t 2.00 re.,t Good Cl•ao Ulf!d �•n , u.,,_, Racm,e, Ohlo. Z."l-30! • P for TEIUMTES, $50. Any o•" E WY 2-3267. Th• ■bon propert,- u turthtt - Tot.al Sp1n1 1even <Tl 10.25 tee 1 meet at 6 p. m. Tuesday. March All Mallea Hd M@del• 4•acrl"" .. Lot No. fo l" lll■rtn1· - Roadway Wldt.b V.1.rtou1 - T)'p■ t--u for rnache8, e te .. room, Ireat_, -:-�-:-� � DON'T PUMP YOUR SluggJRh ar•• AddlLlon to th• \'Ill•■, nl - Ptp, Culv11r11. 21, at the chun::h annex for a pot-- -IIETROP01.11 AN MOTORS I yrnu• , Obin, ll•ter,nca Da ed , NTEED. GUAR INSURED. s IM\ m$L "Propo1al1 NOi. 1 and 2 <1f 11111 proA K In tank. lic Get -AII lean-E SLEEPING ROOMS. Clo,e ,. re-r I Oblo Vol. 1 1•, Pa■:e UIB, Deed Pr. PLEASANT - Funeral ..., R,eJect t<1 ba eompleted not J 1 t■r than UCk 5Upper E8Ch member .., M-M1 E111I Mat. 8&. TERMS. Th ls ls a SPECIAL, town. 127 Butternut, Pomeroy . ord■ 111111 county, Par�, No. 1: Septembu so. 11111. •• Septic Tank Cleaner , Ohio Val• bring her own table vices were held Monday 2 p. m • to quested Pome.. 01 ,.. Ohil> The foUowlnt rnl flt1te 1lt1ut.,t Bidden miul appl:,. on th■ proper Gi:T . ACQUAINTED PRE-SE/ . Jey Plumbing, Pomeroy, Ohio. In th■ Count,- of Mel11, Stat• of form■, to.- pfflllu■liflcatlon. •Uh tbe service. al the SI. M ar k ' s Eplaoopo.l AND HOUSE ROOM EIGHT I i ,. lim ted In SON Offer' and UI . .a ..,.,_+' Ohio, lo wit: Lot No. 3S In the Hi■h•I.J Credit JCx1m.lner, 11 Colurn � .. , _______ _ '60 DART VS $20!15. l'htK•nix 4 dr. Vlll1.11• -,, S:,r■e u"" M•lf:• Co11nt:v. bu1, Obto, 1.t 1..,t 10 d.,-1 beforo \he Churth In SI, Albans for John R. the same buslne!II nearly 1-3 J! seven room hoU.Rl!I; One 6 - l'OO"'I Oblo. d■te Mt to ope11 blda. !eden. Finest and best 1Wrics CUSTOM GARDEN PLOWING Ph I • Clark, 61, Project Engineer ol the 11 nge Be L N • A ap • n · :: · " "' -�m HIEFERIENCB Dl:IP; VoL 12, P111, The minimum w■re to be r .ild to a century. TOPS • ALL TERDa rt, and !his one shows best uf 133, DM R1i;iord111 11,11, Cciun1,, 1h1.ll be Jn aeoon:11.a.ce wttb Ra, Swain, Victor hllrses. wlth tr, , 111 lfc S 2 2,3212, WY Road Commlaalon for 31 Stale �ugenci MITE CONTRO'L<. Mrs. .r,, Ollio. all labor employed on 1h11 contr1d care. J:"1.ll!i-i Uutlon !'ihifl. Bln('ltnnr:. , I c ne. 3 18 6tP S: P1.rc,1 No. s. Th• fllllowlnt di• "Schedule of rr.,..mn■ H o u r i ,• • __,,__ , Conde, Anne St. , f' . . 1eroy, 0. S ROOU� •uui. FUU.. buement, bath. Gallipol is � J 1 8 61c Po meroy. G •• � i,c:rlbed lot, . .it111tedIn th■ vu1na• w,,., R■tn AK■rialned o.t..rClark WU well known in t b ( 1 S 1 1 30k 304 Sycamore St., Middle;»rt. DON'T GROAN- .JUST PHONE- of Syracu•. Count, of ....., and mln•d bJ The ne,,■rtmen.t■no.I Phooe W V 2-3414. of lndu.. dam 18 2 24•--........-•. ·8 • nmnmg 52 feet area as he worked tn · St•t-n of Ohio and kll<1•11 and d■• 1r1a1 1tel1tlon1 1pplle1.bl• to s 1 1. t • no ls Robinson's! ' Housecleaning ll810D CIIE:VIWI.ET tun L.! let FOR SALE, i,c:rlbed .. foll, w1, to- w1t1 t.ou, No. m,bw1,- Dap1.rt111ent Jmproumcnt■ on roUers Pomeroy-Mason out Is the waler safe you drink? Bad Will be available March -� • ' nu,nr He years. many or C.ounty tblrty chore (30►• herd-to-do whe lblrl7-0n1 n you send 1so. I \hirtrIn , 1 ccord1nce wltb Seclloru, uiiu a. !66 1,11r­ model. 1 , pick-up tru<.·k water kJll.s tnJlllona yearly. •,�e Phone Wy-2-3345 or Wy-2-2088. ,•o ,.,.,. ,_, 11!1• 1ot bGund,. .and df· 4115.0fo, 41 11.0II, 4115.09, 41 15.07, or pt• Pleasant 26, 12, Hmton 1 •88 Jlems to us. Curtains, drapes. .,-ea,, eel in St. Albans and WU chased Ma1·1·h rn57. lfi.OOO m11Ps . ffrlbed u follow,, "IU1 Bc1lnn.1n1 Utll! Reviled Cod• 01 Ohio. .. :!l-l4-8tc Water Sorteners, lest FHCE. onary, Kanawh a Fall 5 4 · 12 rym ..ht! ■t co at nort 1 o r st. the member 1 ti rn.fi q h U1 mbnu mu1t Dldder Tho N<1. Lot.. f lllow1, bedspreads, s, r aJlpcove with t 1 of and an t p Ru111 like new. A. N. Dt•ni:cl, Iron Acid, Sulphur, Gas, D irt tw•nty•nlne <211> lo th• town of bld a certified chffll 1n 1b1 ■moun& rising, Charleston 19.37 falling. lik h ed ha s return rugs g wit __ ,. .L,,,eh Ep'-•' Mark's Syraeu II.MOOD MYenty�lfht ••• 3 15 !M:p and Odu · Rem over . Chlorinat- SLEEPING ROOMS. Cloee of 1111 tbenc■ . e,. Pomeroy. _.,.... QI... � In rv ivor■ Mn. ll ud (Tl) leet to eartn.1er &lN•ti thenc. Plan■ �mi IPfflfle■tlona . ,, on ftle The Ohio River was alIll falllrt8 new freshness. Su incl e h wife, mesnorth price. Pomeroy , tturteen . half ors t et 21 113• wn feet to . •h• tn Butternut, tn• 1 n d•p•rtm1nt1 to . r Do of hlghwu, and slowly and all moveable dams ".N IBUICK VH $9!15. M on ldm r 2 Robinson's Laundry 8nd 10t1th Hit eon,111r ol l .oi No. the ofnce of the dJvtld:on deput, diSally Clark; one son. YIIIIClly :!l-14-flt p rt:v.1wo {D} 1n .al4 to'lflll of Byra- rector. door hardtop. Sharp looking c n r lie and PtI bl'ic. W,ter SoppIy UU are still down . London was ruD• Clark, Staten •-1-nd, Drycleanlng wY 2.5428 New Y o r k ev..1t1: tben'll9 -•t Nvont,--at1bt ·suThe dlreetor Spee:lBlty. n1e"■11 Correction a tb, rllht to 1�- and out· M ercuryoma tic. 1-.. w.JU11 15 ACRES WITH CTII) tee\i ,henca ao11tb thirteen uai N.k<'l lllY and •II bid•. Robinson's Tri - Lustre nJng Hi feet, Marmet, one foot one daughter, Mrs. Ben FergutGD,, 4 room house ueNa 1 Crflla . Terms. mates FREE. f•t kl llllll plaee ot be�. N Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. 3 1 8 6k •· s-..,u l furnace, b and bath, and Winfield dam 5 feet. Cleaners, WY 2-5130 --1onbw 11 •, "• om � R Mrs. Eu!J:ene Conde. Anne St., •� - ·, h l 1 mother, n� I 20 6tc •UJ:aINcs DIED, Vol. N, P,.. ment and 11ar ge. ' 'lt"ated •� : uo 3 (S> Boal 1Ni CHEVROLET DUMP THUCK IIIOff:mellb 1 I t .111..__ n d , St. 111uaD111 Cla""Ida Mrs. e •--. Pomeroy, 0. Phone WY 2'"31..t◄ co11t1ty, 11ei., 131, Deed Roeonb Oblo Rlvor -A, Haynes up 14, five grandchildre ----Ne,r motor, good lire,. Dody io Ohu,. 3 11 3()1c mile, we,t ol Darwin on Route n. -' eondltlon. B . M (2GB) INSURANCE 680. Phone WY I-WO or WY 2. Coope c, ,,,laJ lVU ... ��-..,_... ..,UDDW.,.._ � ..._. 3,IO p. m.: Waverly up 14, 10 , 15 • · __.. You INII required to •�w•r tti1 8... ■----. a. arIH y01t, 6047. FOH HAY SALE 20 . 3 8lc e8 ■ p11u. f OR 2-4741! CE URA IN OOMPLETE aatb tb• baron or CtD pn1uon Mid O, SH Phone m. ; Lunga Point down 14, Memorial Par rlDe, p. Lamp S PR N t Cemet.a day of A.priL lNI , l>I' J11dsmu1 bJ .. lo St,-, 3 18 ,I p PhoM WI 9-9686, Minersville. ""' a. m . : John Ladd Dean up Albans. S :ourney tectJon. Llfe Auto. P'tre. Polit cld'■ lll, will • 1'11n.dend ua1m1 ,01,1. o uen 6 17 p 8 - _-;:; /;f. PETE � 01:!'"��WANTED Call "on Mlllo. Mldtlleport. 'lluo URG, Fla. < UPB 14, 5, 45 a. m.; Bayou Lacomb up ! • doo r ,ta- -,-- Y-V JfflRCUR -, · ... , N with Cleaner Vacuum Ell'drolu,c. I 16, S: 15 a m.; Peggy Downey local PT. PLEASANT _ l'uneral aero &Ion wagon. One careful HI ou. -Bob Goalby is u happy 8111 8 �:C1:!:m11.u..ta: SOBER MAN TO Mll.K COWS BARNES-SIMPSON INSURANCI II le lndud ment. nlng attach u c � up 17, 10:40 p. m. ; Ben M cCool ,..._ for Go- R. .,,,.. .. _, Rlactt0·--.•-· c•o" w o.o , .,.,..... ,ow drl••· • �--• po Nor- "e" ---. -, � •...� ....... .1.-nta. Middle rt. l"tre, Aur.. •noRN •• -••tart thanb to a record ruo of •v ,,---■nur ing paint spray and automatic for home and wages, Rosa • . a. m .,• Beaver up 17 the Saodlowa --•--• • up 17 ' 3-� 3 18 fltc �• Pomeroy. , 6tp 1 l _ .,..tt. rl ...... 1 "U • , , Rac S . e a , ll • i <Ii •• H, -. r, 44) JO. fi birdies that winged him to vld:ory 4' IO •· m. : Irene ChotJn do� lo-==,--,---=::" = Oh �_ mob e. 8oocb. Phone WY 1, <'ord winder. Wlll sell for last l __c__�lne lo m. p, 2 Monday, held the =::: 1-27-11 Iii•• Cmllole Se.wing Machine. payment, of '7.lWI or MO cash. WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE l90I. lo the SL Petersburg Open golf 1 9, 7 a. m.: Western down Chapel :Melbodlst Church wltb Ibo ��ard and :r,e :.� G ua,aoteed . Phone WY :1-2204. N. C. In. live or WORK lwo ! lo 21 u is V, m.; A. 6, ':: . a. EAl Chr p IIA!V, Wlllialll E. Jordan Offlcl•t. 25 •ESTA R _.J loornemenl ..- "" - attachme ·- fo, otc,u 3 17 •tc Stout, R. D. I, Pom<'roy, Phone --- - -- TE ,, -p ppa 5 22 ul ll m. a. 05 Ing. ' u ; Aq -Ing. Pay off balance ol -- ------�- 1 WY 2.'l1!e l!rat birthday ol Jeannie The 30-year-<1ld pro from Ccyo- , , s II � �•• • ,. : C. �- Horner clown 23, Mr. Dull, a rotlred employee cub or payment■ II de- NOTHIN G C AN TAKE lhe _place Boone, daughter of Rev. and Mn. lal River, Dia., holed eiaht · of flowers for Easter-1.iliP�, MAL E : MEN WANTED FOR lO;� p, m. , Northern up �- of the New York Central rallntad tlted. Phone WY 2-2204. Middleport af Boone A Donald and 1961 o cul rlowers and C'Orsagea. Place motel management training. See ._._.. 3 17 8tc at � Wlder--para t urney kNr .S: 25 •· m.: Jean Hutchinson d'l died Saturday 8:50 a.tn. at h I a • was cele�ated , , your order now for :!II.Ire d,.'iv� classification I� of Sunday et 181 to pock the $2,800 30, 4 : 20 a. m. : Mama Lere up home. He had been W the pat Boone home wtt•· family dbmtir. l'IIISlr COW. Jme, aod GuemMEROY RVII - 2 , S 18 3lp •ry. Reynolds Flowor �•op, Mill 11te !7th b ll'thday of Ibo _,.. wlllller"a purse. 31, 1 : 10 a.m.: A. L, ChrillUe op three yean He wu born Auguo1 � � "' 7 W,!IJJalll Blake, :1':�c,::� reet . Mlddlepo,I. Phon; ba Marietta, of r Fol Nic � Ted Kroll out ol FL Laude!'- 33 , 1 , 25 a. m. ; Marilyn M . up 28, 1878 lo ii.rm C«mlJ'. Jle ""' k ge \I :::� nephew, :i;m;;.. 31 � %Vs� , 4 a. m.: Andrew Calhoun up a member o Ibo Indepetidont Or, ra al a HERSHEY CANDY garage, lot 1111-. loc•tod OIi • s ao celeb ted. Others pm- dale, Fla., Jed until the leYenth 31 1950 CHEVROU.::T u, ton truck, M 6, 35 a. m: Queen City up der ol Odd Fellow1 No. 31, J.33, bole WIHord and Mr. were 2&1 .......i ahed tnl n. . at and flnl ROUTE Roule 124. '1 ,000.00. new paint. 195 1 Chevrolet power r, Order Uniled American MeobaoMIDDLEPORT - 7 . ,_, houao Folpr and dauahte Melanie, 'lf 11te tour'1 top money "Inner, 31, S, 45 a. m. Sparo or Full Time glide tran.!lmission . just over­ of y Mar Q,apel and Ga Dam Frleborger lea and the lllpolil South Gary Playor of Africa, wlth bath, 1as fumace boat, all Ro lleddleotoa ietta GOOD INCOME hauled. Two 8 months old beagle a a N m. : Floyd Blaslra 5:40 s.r;,1von up p. Include bl.a wife, NIIUI ll ew tamoru, fll'and/ lher of came 1n third With ulillUet, 2-.cre Joi. good .... · ..,_ '1 500 -� dogs. Phone WI 9-3443. No Soiling or Soliciting J1811111e. 1 . Goalby trall>tl Krol hmtU th, down 10, 55 p. rn. ; Solvay up I Morgu Dull; ..,. daughter, Kn. 3 18 31P seventh hole _ tbm the birdies a. m.: Jerry Bosworth up 1:5f. DorlJ Taylor, aiar1e1hn : o n e Reaponaib1e person to awn FARM - 100 acrea, so aCNI cul- ll1n'BU LUNG COLLAPB 1. m. : Nelson Broadfoot U:, 3,25 fl1'8Ddaon, Rois A. Taylor, Cha1' Henhey new operate and WAl,I.PAPl<R SPRING NEW tivat,d, balan<o in )l.'IShu-o 811'1 LANSING, Mloh. tUPII - Mn, bepa Dying In. .. 1h11 in bu11n , ser n dl,po w o II What k ind do you want! wife ol Michl· Illa fourth round ocort of fi. ,. m. : Mike Creditor dowo 7, I.\ 1-: one granddaughler, lln. timber, fen<ed, plealJ "'-· Alice utorgood 8 • room -• 2 blru, pn'■ ....,_, l'Olted at home gave the former footballer fro, . m. ; Natlooal down 9, 10 a. m. R<>bert Gobel, South Cltarlestal rnueh do you want lo pay? W• area. Umltod dlalrib hip, ,vaillbl•. We ■uppl y pro1• end shop, • "her build- ,_,_ I have K ev•after n K■uwb Rh-er - Merrill up � __, &reat-grandehlklnm. , .... , hosp lour a hi., lllinola � Unlveralty of the --� day u low a o 30 sall , loeatlon,. 6 houn 1pare re � -■-J" ,___ , free Pl, ....led '"' gooci' lal far - <If a .il'rtiallJ ord ohlllt■-g lit,. Potenhurg o , JffllCl-4 •··m. : 'lbelma An11 <1p • Burial •• ID Ibo obttrell _, lngo cent, • double roll. Croll Hard time. Cor and minimum Inuaed road. Only 18,000.tl'I. waro, Middleport, Ohio. :1-1Infield 8,30 p. m.; City ol Hunt- tery under the dlredlOtl vi ..U.paod ltq. She lllffffld lbe en mark. And hlo birdie .,o,� e vutmont of 1l'79tl requlrod, , . ALBERT OOll M -• l.., , Hillepoe q re retume Jiving lbrdl Write 1 W••·� tile break to him ■bled 1111U and -,.n down WlnOeld 10 p. m.; Crow Funoral Rome 1111d ........ l FOR SALE, I Sprtnafleld Rou, • BOX e o: n t ber phon d num ,_ 1l'Y • i ..,_. Ilia .,.. .. 'ftlll!'lday wbon """' bold by Trmmy Bott Wa ·,o Loul iana up Winfield 1,GII lido rllel were conducted by the TILLER. U■ed once. Phone W V, Boll H, P , . the IOOF, 3 17 "'IL,___ BU.pinghol Doo m, aod . Smith ren lllolf saa, aplllld IA> failed 111111 10...J. ' _______ _ h _ o __ .....,. _ ___om - I I . •" · ;.�When March Wind s Blow WANT ADS ' .- • ... . • •· -� • · . . &mday Ed41 awn... Sw-. aaa , ____ n '-Illa! ,U... bJ ■ . . \ �.. ·- .. -- '- ... I ..n.oy l!enlincl , ·romcroy • Mlddlcporl, 0 . , M a r io, I Bedford School Land 'f.ransfers ro euA, UNGTII N ews, Events Read The Class ifieds I t-·oR SERVICES ------���== I ..•. .:-�:��:�J:��·��::;:,:_::�..�-! Gallia, -Meigs, Jackson Show g;�:�1i�Qii�;:::t�£iI-:i;; Increase In Sales lax Marks · G bl 8 Wife Awaits Child l In Hospital ◄ 1 949 I I J I j ':c.! ••&11 ===========�= ATKINS CHICKS Experleneed RADIATOR ! 1• R EPA I R --==-===:--- Bl aeftna r's ------�==�--,--,-,, River Report ■ ■ ·- -N, 'M '1 -'II =---,--,,----=-'• ■ A.":'.r;:""t; ( 1 7) HaP �':!'--• 121 ) ,,,,.�•6alll =g. G Jb Ca O G tT , •r'� ,rt,_.,. 0., - '"' · ­ 1f. SIUlpd. 211. - a tna HOlll 17. Equal 18. Chicle 20. Hebnw JlqUld m•uure 22. Half una IS. Oaltla' wtr. 16: Drink!.. cup 27. Hallo ·-· 1 tllla 19. A cook la. Imm... 13. l'ork pronr U. Towol pronoun 19. Mr. Hopo ,1. Pbidl l,.Ltr,.ra14 ao. nei... lfpal l. £dse 11, Withnut ( Pl'. ) . ·' 13. Move bblllao t 18. Whatf � 19. RWll.lall , , fllhter piano 21. Pon point 2'. N•w J.,ondon craft (abbr. } 28. Oun 111"11') 28. Broth•r or llater t tlVff 11. Rlddlff :U. A Mar . PrYaJ ts. A particle 15. Jroot ) ( 48. A.Udl•nct DO. River (S. .... , 112. Pony Maaon'1 opp,onent (obbr. 1 ....... • II -.. ot l:dea 4'. lupport '8. Golllum .( -) fT. Klnd at ­ f9. Cl'llt■r � 11. Medltsr. II -­ ) ' ! - lsl&lul Q, CMch aoln .Q. A pl'Opliot It. Arab aloalla :L P,)pula, .... la Juno lr.-t--t--t-+-t,,,, ■ A ll ll' D L .t. A JE & II L O Jr G l!' S L L O W DIie lettsr alJllP1y - for anotNr. Ja - aamp1e A 11 ro, thtl - 11-. x for tho ote• •...,. Jetton. lrophlta, lho lonstJt .... -- ol tho -- ... all 111111a. - dq Illa eotla latln .... dmcaL G K H B R - l O W Jt l KQ Jt, G K l!' V V W C T G __,.. an....... l WILL rou.ow - RfQU 1111111 IIVIIN TO TBll l'lllm--MOIITAIONID. CIURLY .......... ,,.,... .,._ laa,) ]! s:,orto l,oo Comanm1tJ - a-. A a-s,111- qarezra a,u •=• ;s-ao IIAIL'II' catftOQUOD - lltte'a 1Mnr to W1111 It: R K L l!' V P � B R R �P Q K B Maodq ftnql, 1:58 Sip On T,00 Muolcal 7,. The IJlellna 1:00 Ohio Vallo) N.,.. 1,05 Ohio Newe Today a, 10 Wor14 Now• 8:20 IIIJllcal Cloet I,D5 Community Newo 9:00 llmleal Clodt 9: !O Public 8en1ce Sltoq 9,411 Showen of Bleoolng 10,00 llluon County N.... 10:115 Tall ol tbe Towe 10,55 World Nen 11:00 What' 111 Nlllllller II.ton., Wed., Fri.I 11,00 Talk of the ToWD l'l'ueo '!'bun.I 11: IJ Talk of tbe Town 11 : IJ Oturcla Balk Rlq Cl'rldq onlJI 11,40 Soclal llacurlly ITuosclay Only! 11,-U Woi-ld Ntwo 11,IIS - County Newo 11:'"' Omm1ma, Nowo 11,tllS Noon N.... 11, 10 Ob1a N.... 11,u 111atu1a 11,IO llulletla Board 11,25 Nen o ar11,so '""" and - 11our 11:11 Mr. Mualc 1:115 Local N.,.. 1:00 Mr. l(uali, 1:00 World N.,.. I, Oll llr, 11uo1c l:5S Lecal New, f,oo Dilelnl Wllh Dool RolUq llama 6:45 World � f:IIO Spor1a ,f:5S .._ 0olmty Newo ■ '2. - I WJ E H RADIO aoct ..... :.,. Ike'1 oport U. 111,jure ,11. NoUona 38. Jn Paril, room IO, _ rum :n- 20, 1961-7 ......,.. ......... I_ With no f1.& rther funde nv� l l a b le to poy their rel't'J Of' rent, the �.ms will be =-d out, l i l-<e fo.ir bum ,n; lumpa of coo t, from ·the l� comfott.&ble �rters in the. deep� 1:tllS w«id Non I: U lllllfoala l, OO l!u.- llGttlanrd ,,so Sip OIi ........, ■ l: 7:ao ,,.. 1:DO t:OI SliJ, On lllltal Clodt 'l'l1a Ufellno 01t1o Valll,r Nowo Ol1fo N1W1 .... t: 10 I: U 1,20 I, IIS Sport, TndoJ World Non Must,al C1oc1t Local Nftl ,,so 8oq I: 00 llualcol Clock • SlorJ' 'l'lma 1:• Showen ., e1wm1 10;00 illalt School Bil Parada 10:SS World Non 11,00 lllib Scltool Bil Parade 11,so '41111111.. Rmn U:41 World Newa u, 11 Wallor MoeU. 11:00 Local lleM 11:GII Nooa NeM 11:10 Ohio NII: Iii W. Va. Farm Fuhn 1 11,111 Bullelllt Board 11:25 Nen O llnml I U:311 Bill Jl'ernll Show U:11 Wll'ld Nen I 1,00 Bill FerreD Show 1,311 Arm:, 'l'lma NANCY TH O S E KID S MAKE ME . NERVOUS ..... .. ... . .... Ir ERNIE IUSHMIUD -·-- ! 4:00 Dlociua Wlllt llNa ' .,. ltolllna l,IO t:Ja llalurdaJ N..,. "'1IDINl7 11-. ,,oo - lloalrva,,I l:SII Slan OIJ -., 7:11 llp Illa 1:00 '1'1111 ........ .....,_ 1:111 World N... ,,so Otureh ol Otrfat 1:40 J'or llardlq 1:00 Cbureb o! God IPobtl Plwanll 9:SII <lJJldnm'a Bour 10:00 Local 10,so The Lffallao 11,IO V1a1eu o1 lll'IJel 11,11 World Nen 11,116 Looa1 N11:Gt IIDelo Jim and Ibo l'mmlto U:IJ 'Ibo � llaur 11,11 Ctttltol!o IDfarmatloa 1:00 aturdl o! Qod UJolllpollal 1,so Bour 1,00 Old Jl'olb 8AJur S:00 All Kiodl OI Muale S:SO lluole for Sundq p.m, 4,00 900 Bil Parada 1,00 SUlldq Nfta f:IJ 9un. £,mfq '-Ing tt,:'- ll l',1 at" &! cl/ ' • s.,,,m, lllabliahb ______,..,______, ...._....,_______________;1._______. LITTLI ORPHAN ANNII ,. .., .I, ClOIIJII •=• Sl&a OIJ StimmlrJ · G:-#s-,,I I I I ., • '· 'l �. • I i Br lAMUFF AUII AND SLATS Ii��- EcfdJ m. Jeannie Boone'• l B' ,._,__ N a. uno, dol. I. Blunder ,, AmrmaUvt vote �. Open (poet. ) I. Copen. 1111.,.n ,. , OIimen ■ News Notes ) ------- - --- AIDIOM 1. GNOk lett_. !5. Chanct1 9. Gay 10. City on Seine 12. Land mea.■UN 13. IA &paln, P"�I;.· ·1 -p·1·easant 1 .,..,...,...,....,.,...,...,...,....,,.,..,.,.1 Pomeroy:Middleport, D A I L Y C R O S S WO R D Meigs-Mason Coming Events J I D•lly Sentinel, !,!:: 200 GIT THAT THING OUT OF VORE MOUTH !! rann nm. Legal Notice C '100! Fl\Rroj ... I AM NOT IIIATCHIN9 TV... ,,11 FOR SALE! 1 9S3 l 8'6 WMPO Radio ,;25· ..,t, ...r ,,,,. ..r , ,.... brtolly to LONDON IIJPl )-8ip In I win- w1-, .... wad bod! .. ... 11, a1N dow al • local funollau-, .... , - ft bad ..... aold H ght L. "llalo. ltar1ed Ila,• 11i1 - lll1l L ,-11, Dwi Ml1dnd . ll to H oward Ryaell, V•rna ••1• -· . !!ASKATOON, lwlt.-Gu XtrC - H111U , 19. 115 A. Rutland IJ1d •. _ -a: COAT vrr Janet St. Cl1lr'1 name w 1 1 Sal�ry. win, lf7. Ottawa, autpolD:ed Pffl'r omitted from Bedford'• h o n o r Eddie A. &ntth, dee . lo Leona ILFORD, En1land <UPll - 'r.'Mi Schmidt . 148, TOl"'ODIO 1 10 1 . ' Ker­ roll la,1 period. T. Smith, AIIB Anr Rupe , Mary otl,■ltlu,- of a charlly ull , M.. . win retained Canacllan W'f')tfr­ Those not aboent durm, the Martha Blcgmtall, cert. ol trana. .Plly W. l'nlclor, too1i oil ltor hrtod .,.i,bt clwnplamblpl. fourth period are u foUow1, flrtt Pomeroy . &rad,. Jan Betzm,, Pamela Bu� AIIB Ann Rupe, Richard R. .■on, Sue Dou&la1, Jane Hazel ton, Rupe, Dever P. Blqerstalf, Mary Mary Midkiff. Marprel Rini. Martha Blcgert(aff lo Leo.. T. Danny Robson and Roonle Smith. Smith, lot , Porne,oy. IIONDAY 1'IIIIOOOB ftlDA'f Elbert Ta)'lor, Ada Taylor .. 5, 11 Bi,. On Second g,-ade, Cheryl Bigga, J iml:SI mv Campbell, Wayne Well. Third Robert Stanley Hart, Edna Hart, 1, 00 T� with God 7,00 I. la Country J..,_ arado, Debbie Hooper and Connie 10 acres, Bedford. 7,15 Roed. Mary Eibel Tuckerman, dee ., l,JO P'um Tlmt T,SO R lo 1 1,15 C. Tuckerman. Edgar H. :11 Country J� ue Vilitatlon day for children who start school next year wW be Tuckerman, Donna Tuckerman 7: 00 Brt.utut hrtJ held llluraday March SO. Delallo R....ll, Ethel Pauline Page, cert. 7,25 11:xtmdod Watilber 7:JO Pktmo Show of the Egg Hunt will be put t,, tho of trans.. Middleport. 7: IIO Sohlo Now, B,port Tu to H. adm Ed1ar ckerman, hoo ., real dale • later pepor . P sc l children may attend If acrompan R llt C. Tuckerman, part"ela, M id- 8:00 Bt.akfut Plf17 Jed by por<nts. Tho time ,et lor dleport, Salem. 1, 25 Tho World 1l>ll � gar H. Tuckerman Ed , Elizabe th <Nen, tht'.,1 Js 2 JI m. A talent llhow will be held al Tuckonnan, Sidney T. Ruu..U, a, 30 Bnuf� Party odh B radbury S<hool April 7 at 7 , 30. Donna Ru...ll, C. D. Page, Elhel 1 ,00 llonl lllornfq M P,ultne Page lo Rue C. TuckerSeveral ohlldnn lrom Bedford "�- Pt. ,.____ ·IJ '"• O I · •_, ---. man, parcel,, Mlddleperl pJan lo parll c1pale. ll,OO 8••1 Shop Edgar Tuckerman ill,abe th Tho _Bedfonl ��th g,-ade la Tuckerlllall, Sidney T. Russell, ll: IJ Cwni,J Hoa Down startm,: practice r , � It.a play , Donna Russell C D Page Ethel 11:25 l'ann Burau. Show "Feudln' Over Yonder" which will , P Page lo Rue· c. · Tucll�rman . 11,so Country Hoa ...,. be give� al a later date, It will lot 17, MartinBburg, Salem. ll:41 be held m the Bedford Youth �.enSamuel El 1, Jr., Gladyi El• JU7 Mld-0., Dow J- ,_., ter il the stage II completed In klna, Noah l.ucu . Emma Lucas to time• John L. Lucas, Freeda Lucas, 11:00 Noom News Darla Cadle bu been JJI f c r 108 9-10, Salem. u: 11 Gt.el• Star qulle oome time. - Nancy Riggs U:30 Jull For You and Jackie Jones, reporter, Thursday alternoon with M r a. 1:26 New, Allee Dodson. 1 :30 Ja:at For You Several from thf1 area altend. 2,00 'lay 11 With Millie od the baskelbal! game at I b e !,OO Pl.lttat PartJ Mr. and M,.. William Rose, Eastern High School Wednesday 4,SO Local N a ew &On Billy of Colwnbua, visJted evening. 4,35 Plattar PartJ Sunday with her �t•. Mr. and Grange mel at the regular 5,45 Naw, llouJtdup Mrs. Everett Milhoan. meetinJI Friday eveniDJI. N • • t 1,00 Sundowa Sorruidl Mr. and Mrs Cash Bahr and meelinJI will be Monday evenin, a,so Sip Qfl girls, Mrs. Childs ol MJddleport March 20, will celebrate t b e &\TIJRDAY and Mra. M. L. Bales, local, mo- birthdays !or the 1ira1 t b r e e ,,111 Blp On tored to C.Olumbus Swiday to vilit months ot the year. with a cov­ ,,oo Mal l'rlco wltb relatives. ered dish supper. Bring your salea I, U Counlr)' Top Ten Mrs. M 1 1 d r e d Frank spent tu stamp, that evening. l,lll I U6_ 1 l!eal Estate For Sale For Sale !20) BUSINESS ------- ------ -- ----. T IU•: S S/\1.E - 5 room hou:.e, 1eMA /lTf'�ST H U'ft_;.<; • 11,1 F_:.A 1 t l 1 · remodeled, double garnlly ("t I � s;;r � OO ! , w11llµo11 "-·r rrum Crm,s _ l lordF AIR SPOVT N , . lot Reasonable Coolarge age, "ht( u I new Sprmg r""t· l '-"" 16-'' Wart!. "-1 heet metal work The Powt!rs . Napper, 1 745 Lawrence tacl y � terns now on display. Econom I ompan ' WY 2· 2.'30 ! o'dock 1. m e-■ 1to:-r1:1 atandMrd Um.-, Pomero" Road, Chester 1cally pnced for complete home Tue ■d1y, Mar..:h :18. 1001 ftnd Y'IIJ 30tc 2 3 ,OR CONSISTENT OEPENDABLE RESULTS 20 30!< lhtn be pub!le■lly op11nod and r.-.,J de<.'Orating. Cross Hardware. Gallia Meigs and Jackson countieo were the only - 1.lovd RATES 3 20 7tc Middlepert. all for reeel�•d be will Bid■ a out �f the ten southeastern Ohio counties which ones . BRIJ\'G JOY Tf1 THAT SHUT- IN t cenu per wor d , one :nsertJun. Mmlmum cba r �e--&:> lntl.e1 FOR SALE STORE with 5 stor work u IUled In Ole 1ener .1; _ , , a gain i11 sale of prepaid tax receipts for the week showed on lilt prujrrl •nlitled \l�l(. S Mt,":M WALNUT DINING ROOM TABLE eenll. ti cenl.l' per word for !b.ree consec ut,vfl i.nseruon■ with a l011ely potlni PIant or age rooms and 6 rooms and OHL\L HOSPITAL. POMIIJlUV. t•Hlu ending March 4, 1 96 1 . Speclal--ur,e muolb for 30 centa P.et wurd. We f resh cul spr mi,,: r •uers and six chairs. Phone WY 2-5202 "10. OHJO- I U ,n f\111 II'• ba th over 5tore. Will sacrifice PROJECT l'ull rare of I cents per word wilJ be charged tor ad­ The Gallia figure was al most $2.000 ahead of the =rdanl'II wllh lhc, dr1w1n11 10d '""" 11,•1re flowers everywhere ! Call 3 18 3k I verllslDR ti no t paid wtth:n lO days after receiv1111 Dall Uiotlona for th,e ume II pre1> 1 r.-d 500. Moving to Chicago $9. for figure. The county is only a little over $3,000 off of 960 1 · WY 2-2644 or vy 2-6232 Frnrids by architect. H■rry Ray "''' A I A Errors lo Advert.uin&--Should be reported 1mmed1a1-!IJ. ). DAIRY HAY, N. � - Rose. Mi�rsVa W Clifton. 3-5948, Sp. Call -.i1y th.. In lo.-alcd 11 offlu •hfiscal figures. Pike remains the only county year's last Florists and Shum vay Greenl'be Dail:, Se.otLnel wl.11 001 be respans1ble for more thaCI Bulldln1, 7Jl Markel SlreeL Whttl• viltf'. Phone W\ 2-67 10 3-14-JOtr ODfl incorrect inseruon . be ahead ol last year's fiscal year figures. lo ten the of ' 6l{ :1 16 UIS, W.-.t \ 1 · houses. 1 J LB 3tr 1. DrawlnU ■nd 1pe,,lflc 1 Llon1 •r• the week ending March 4, 196J Card of Thanks and Spec lal Nouces of Events, 5 1 25, on fUe 1nd may M lnJpetted 1 1 lhe for 50 word m1nunum t;ach add1t1onaJ word, le. I HAY FOR SALE. Glenn Vance, TELEVISION AND appliance Re- FOR SALE : HOUSE S rooms and follnwln1 pl■�H and March 5, 1960 and for the f isOffice of count)' comml.,lon�u. Obitua r ies published al 1 cenl pt>f wor d Locust l l l location. Nice bath. Leading Cret!k, M iddleporl, 0 Q I$ cal years starting July I , 19b0 pair service. We service a I I •ourlhou■t . t"omuoy, Ohio. 3 DA VS 1 DAY WORDS l MO. ti DA VS 19. 2-53 WY Phone Pomeroy. ., St Sll1a­ Exch11n1•, Hulldera Pl!llbur11i:h P�ne SH 2·4656. and July 1 , 1 959 follow : m a I e s. Reasonablf! prices. $4 .� S l .35 00c 60c 15 Buildlns, Ptt(1hur1h, f-'1 3 6 30tp ••rF. Ufe Melvin Hood. 3 17 :.ttr $6.00 $ 1 .80 $ 1 20 60c 20 W. Ood1e Corpn,n\1011. 1510 The figures showing those for TUPh Capeoart. & Hampton I Ch11mbcr ol Cummi:rce Bid. PU1.­ $7.50 S2.25 $ 1 .50 75c 25 (21 14-30tc 2-121 L Ford.Ferguson TRACTOH: plow�. $6,570. 4 1 , bur1h, 19. P1. Alheos - $6. 1 �8.23, Jo""'O R SAU.: Good building lot in f. W. Dod111 Curpor1l.rnn, 102 l'enn• $29J.9fi0.94, $312, 674. 67. mower and wagon. Lonnie Hud­ Ads received by 10 A. .U. will be lo tbaC day'■ pa per. 1J1r Welt Clu1rl..,Hon, Au. 1ylnnla Syracuse. Nice location. Ph. .inl•. i\UtTIUNEER son , K ingsbury Rd., 2 mile6 off $.1,097 10, Gal lia - $4,723.60 . 3 17 6tp WY 2-6432. f. W l>od11 Corporation, lJ:ia PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 HOLLYWOOD !UPI> - Clark l tp 3 18 Route 33. REASONABLE RATES w...1. 51.h Ave. Columbo• 15. Oh,u $ 152. 4"4.53 . $1 57,19!.tO. Road, Uvblln 115 1 Exchan1111. ti-uildera ----::;-T widow, Kay, feeling "hap. Gable's SATISFACTION GUilANff.0 1 FARM FOR SALE · 85 acres. Six Colvmbu1, Oh.In, Hock.Ing - $3,004.91, S5 , 4oo . oo (9al MARINE SUPPLIES u_ri Call or •rHe L 0. lff.t." A1 • · Dr�wln1L 1peclrk1tlon1 • n d py, bul a little bit sad," a wailed (9) FOR SALE ( I ) NOTICES room house, gas furnace . Rath• other biddln1 do,..ument.. may be ob­ � 169 ,655.30, $175,600.55. Clteswr, Oblo the birth of the actor's only cbird AS 15 SPECLW!I Jack110n - $4 , ?03 . 1 l , 54 • 672·65-, od room. full basement. Good base- talned by PT(JYpectlv. renanl Dldd.lDI contr■ctor1 rro111 th• ar..:l'u led TEltMJTE AND PF.ST CONTROi G. E. Roll E.; 1 ;;-Vacuum C'!Pam.ir . t ay in Hollywood Presbyterian 8-%2-30-tJI 57 M@l'CW"J IO IL P. $495.00 ment barn, Sellmg Grade A conditioned II f0Uow1. $22'l.449.to, $2'l8, 742.7J. bJ Fain. Fne UlRJ)flctlon. IDSur• Hospital. with .illaehmcnls. Used very lit- 51 "1ffCIU'J 111 8. P. '9'5.ot Upon 1ppllcatton and p1yment of milk. Will sell cows and farm atoo La•reace - $4,878. 12, $7, 171 26 . oo. one ..:umpletll! HI of Jocu . ed by Nalioawlde. Pila11e a, tie . Must S('-IJ thi.s "'� k. $25 ts n. P. Mercur1 Outfh tft5.DO AIR CONDffiONING , REFRIG, Joyed at the prospect of bearEquipmerit with farm or separ• ment, will bD d.cllvcttd. Not m<>re $299,065.8', $3l8 88· Mad A. Serviee S\11Uo.D Wl' !- romplele price. Phone WY 2ReJack's 0111 m 1uppued be will two Ulan service. ERATION MOTORS Ing hia child, but saddened by tho METROPOLITAN ate. Joseph E. Hysell. Near mannH to ■nJ one bidder. MEIGS - $2, •l2 · 37• $1.036.8G, 4-a�lle 2'l04 . nea. frigeretioo. New Haven. Phone of the room in which nearness J J 7 6tc ,oe Easl- Mala Sir-ff&, Pomero, ■et complete one Jro1r1 refund " ). Chesler Golf Course. of ducumcnt1 unly, wm bt mad6 lo $ 1 13, 816 . 91 , $114, 840.99. 8--23-tl TV 2-3531. PIN,• flZ.S1'11 Nov. 16 Hwo noors died Gable .. 3 20 3tp Heh actual bidder wh.a returna all Pike - $ . , $l,629. 4 . 73 · WE WIIL SELL YOU!l U S E D -------docume.nu, ne.p\ blddlns pJ1-,111, room), Mrs. Gable m own her below Uc S , 00 509 IF YOU WANT REAL qaaDty 20Skates, Guns, Bows, Golt Clubs, _-c-food condltton nGt liter ltlaU f1�1 932.20, $73,3!2.'19. ��--===c=c--cl· OR b" SALE FOR (24A) e g lo was trth Io the baby a I d1.y1 after the do■J.ns d11, lor l>IOt. t\' 81'ft4lng •unr tha• will I I r e ' Brand new SINGER Electric Sew$14,499.00 , Roi.■ - $10,787.24, Bicycles, etc. Write or c.il! Th@ 6. No document■ will b11 1ccept11d 1 958 I Ton U0:30 a.m. PST., a.m, 7:30 ing Machine, complete with at• C: o b a• mone7 m.U.en. u111 TRADE ,t the bid oix-n1n11 meetinr. $46 1 ,265 .00, $4Tl,059 .29. Sport's Center, M1ddlepcir: Ph furn11h be not will Docunient1 7. section. Caesarian by ESTl International Truck Sire■. Call Dick Sierretl, WY tachments and handy carryin(l Scioto - $15,514.54, $17.775.uO, ( 2 l -21-ti0tc WY-2-3633. 195ti 2-Uedroom HOTTSE TR !\Il.ER ed to ■ut>--contnct and-or material The r u s h oI memorIes oI ■upplleu •• ■boYe ■e t forth. 1"hey ca5e. Will aacrifice lhi1 week. Z..2M9 or Cbt1ter IU-!lU. With box hody, good tires. See Melvin Little, Cheshire, Ohio may 1x: pur1eh 11ed teOJn tru: •�chlt<..,t 1162.00S .46. $785,'164 .20. ble •5 hea rt aIla ck and dealh G a only for $4-4.00. Terms if deIn A I condilion. z.!1-68&e ., 1 6 61c a1 requited for th• coMl of repro­ ViDIOn - $556. 18 $934. 82 , $29, Ph. EM 7-7329. Pomeroy. Ohio only four months ago oearlt duction. plu1 handlills char,u. sired. Ph�ne WY 2-2204. 8. Submlttll of I hid 1h1ll b, 867 70 '32 459 94 · • HEATING and PLUMJING M a rt•h 1 5th, 1 961 too m uch for the attra c1 955 ¼ Ton 3 17 6tc 0v tUe11 11 prlma·r■cle eYldence ttl.t Molor v�hi�le sales tax collec- PJ" . e:! for TRACTOR ,... 1 .. GARDE USED and full the of cornlant 11 bidder Furnaces Mueller 1 ve . . yea ..... r-old w ldow, To be sold to 1 hc H i gh Bid­ i Studebaker Pick11p sale or trade. Reasonable. Eld- complete me■ n1n1 of •II 1tat�mt-nt1 lions showmg those for the weeII Arnold Brother, RENT FOR 4) (1 went into contractions for She der - One IU53 Ohh,mobile and worlll requirement.. 11 1ndlr1 t.,:I Guod t i rci;. Motor in good 3 17 "' on Gaul. Chester. 111,p and aet forth tn th• blddtn1 doo:u. ending March 4, 196 1 , and for the t Ohio , Po111ero1 St., Mala E. IU Tud "">r t:onv. Coupf"., Al the rs Sunday and thought ho ' " " ____ condit c llllflnb. FOR RENT - Apartment - 5 fiscal yearg starting July I , 1960 :: ;;:._ Blaettnar Auto Lompan:,,, : W Phom dup· la .Ubmllled lM! 11l.all Bid.a 9. !-!448 wa about lo give birth P«'­ Y room! end bath. 618 Eaat M..ain ltcat1 on form, bo11n<1 herewllh. follows: A�ens - $4,028.06, $ll2,Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio, on tfc 1a 2 maturely, but sedaUves calmcJ ¾ Ton 10. Bid bond lball be properly u. Street, Pomeroy. Phone WY 2the 25th Day of M:u<'h 1 00 1 Nallie• at' l•I• •cuted Ind tiled with th� bid Ir, I 944.38. Gallia - $1,387.84, $49,699. · he ule for oH�r lll w undeulsned 2448 day or WY 2-6384 evenings. The 111um eq,111.l to 10 pll!r cent of the 48. Hocking - $2, 042."8, �·637 · ot 1 0 . O'Clock A .M. This car Chevrolet Pickup AUCrtONEER at the rront door of the Courtho111111 blille bid. �rs. Gable, hospitalb:ed for six I B tfc wHI not be sold £or less than , l M■rch l I Good tires. In A-l co ndition. Oblo, Pomeroy, on n 25 lMl Complt,le 8e"le,t 1 1 . ..Tim<' tor U1• completion of 76. Jackson - no weekly figures, weeks in the summer of lUOO at t0:00 A. M., the Len• Mae ,l ont ■n •urk'' ahall be 600 Jea■J calend,u $25.00. $77 , 371.37. Lawrence - $2,678- 63, I CrlU Bradford rul eatate, ,uu.ted. In the V 1U1g1 worklna: l ■:v■• APARTMENTS - Furnished end when stricken by a heart attack. 1 0 Model 1 1 , ad Coa or Wri · Pbon• l 22Sm8B. $318, te ter&. Middlemfurni.Rbed. McMas :!n�1�r:�::!���� Blaellnar Auto Co. �. :0�1:t1�:":; .,::. ooCop�r•�:::;,. ���1d::/�! I insisted sbe felt fme. • lot "-9 fut wtd, b' 100 f Ht In 1n e1c111 1 of the 11Upul1ted. tim e. Tractor Farmall port. Pllone W\'2-:182L 3-J.t A. C. llRADFORD, lladM, Ohle depth, Ohio Pomeroy, $95, 6 99.20. $1,811.I g s M r "But I'm awfully lonesome be,. on wh!eh then 11 J ocabd • ! 1 1 owner re111not11 the ritht to 5-room fr■m11 dw•lllnc 'lnu.,. weln ■n)' lnformallty ln. or tn re - 30, 151,223. )'2. Pike - '147.st. without Clark," llho ,aid Sunda1 LEWI11 REPAm SERVICE -e for 1 pra 1J eat.t• ii 1p l Cd The DELUXE TIIREE ROOM AND Ject any or 111 bid■• Manual No. MIii stnel, Mlddlenort U!II! 8um or •1 .000.00 and unnut be 145, 3 13.50. Ross - 14, 476.76, 1155, nigh!. "I'd been counting ar.d SIM:ntd: rooms office apartment bath ppr1l1ed 1 1M 1h■n leu for 9rld It's lee Crenm l tme. Try ,J.,ck's Melll Count, Hoipltill ...., Plumbl.nr,, Roofi� Ht-all"'•• Manure Spreader 697.05, SCiolo - '1 , 199.87, 12 17, planning oqiis being with mL value. -trailer t:p.ac,e'. Phone WY 2CommlHlon Dairy Bar's Hcmemadc l..t•mon. 1'he rlfht 11 ruuvtd to reJect any 8harpealn1 ·,!Kl Lawa.m.OWff , r lleed. T. Theodore J 687.02. Vinton - $264. lH, $23, 751... ln 1956 when 1 was In anothet 5141. C ll 6 tic or 111 bldt Middl e port. J 17 tile · Ch1lrm11n. M•tor Repalr All PRICED FOR A.11 I. Jordan. 68. Febru■ry � . 11161 hospitaJ due to m, heart ailment., "dmln.l1tr11tor ,if the t:U JT I.J.) l· l3-:IO 41� Call WY !-2314. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE E1tale of 1,..n, M 11., Jor '1, n Clark spent every night 1111 the QUICK CASH SALE 5 ROOMS end FATII unfurnished. ' 25 30t.c WEBSTER "ND FULTZ for any debts contracted by any­ On South Secori�0 A\'e., �."dd! e- ,_===-=•---••• CONTIIACTOIII TO NOTICI room next door to me and he ----= l "ttorney, for Allmlnlitr■tor. ITATI o, OHIO one other than myself. tS} 14• ll, 18, :to · 22 · M. port, Ca II WY 2-9962 or 5top at would rarely take time to leave o■,AIITMINT OP' HIOHWAVI Signed: Ht'nry A. S;ils{'r Colu,nb111, Ohio, M•rch ), 1Hl Vicker's Lunch, 3 17 6Lc the hospital for anything. Pomer•y. Ohio Contncl 11111 Lettal C1py No. 3 17 6tp IN THI Pll08ATI COUIIT op; 61-U2 MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO UNIT ''-ICI CONTIIACT Orl1 H1.1bbard. Admlnl1tntor ONE FIVE ROOM APARTMENT •Ul � received prop.out■ Se■led of the Ell1 te of M■tue Marte Debbie's Relative To C-L- P· GRAVELY TRAt'TOR8 and A.luuu. WY v.JVU • -- • with balh. p•-1.1 the office or the St11e Hlshway Sprln1er, Dltl'Oa.-.d, , Ohio, Ohl<t Colvmbu1, of ,, Could show you !'.Ollll' wililer tachme11l1. New ab1I u1ed. ComDirector IB,480 No. _...,..,•...1_ ..... WY 2-l3l9. MARCH ze Reported 'Critical' 11,17..Uo ... Ut\lll 10:00 Jl,.M.. Ohio (EuLern) P\ 1lntlU, Ollt>S. ple&e parts ■lld repair tenlce, 4, The PasI Chiefs ol Meigs TernStandard Ttme, Tut1111da,, April FORT WORTH, Tell. ! UPllv■. 1881, for Improvement• ln: World Champion D('sk Kathryn M111 Renuto. fl 11, Bargalu In aaed tractot-. .-, HOUSE, 5 ROOMS AND BAffl. on t ee will Sisters. Pylhian le, Nadine Reynold■, 571 movie Mrs. t>ropo11ll .Noa. l and 2 au ottered p Drfend1nt1. Whilllt>r lawn mowen. Autli�rlzed deal• B Cole-at., pomeroy. Near Ma-u one PNJtrt a.nd wm be ■warded Monday evening at the home of star Debbie Reynolds" ate�grand­ NOTICI II one contr■ct. 3 17 Jtp f'r. Gravel• Katheyn Mae RenHlo who,,.. 1Jl1n IOn Bridge. Call Soward Cecil, 1 Trader 8ale1 and Mrs. Mabel Sanborn in Middle• mother, fought for her life tcx1aJ , Propo1 1l No. I of r111ldenc11 11 2IIJ.J WIimont Road, UM.fc J U Sti"lce, ,•honfl Wl' !,tffl, :iU or WY-2-524'Ch1rlotte, North c1r0Un1, wlll \eke Me111 Count:,, Ohio, o n fart of See>- port. with a bullet wound Ja her rlghl J') INSTRUCTIONS noUi:e that on the 2ht d17 or .J1nu - lion■ 26.12, 30.18; •nd U �: Sta(t F.od Main Slreel Pomere1r 1, 1ry, 11:1111, tho under1J1ned. Ori, Hub- Route No. 124, In S11tlon, Ub11non Theodorus Council DauEhters of temple following a suicide attempt. 3 JO 3M( EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. two Ovt bani, A.dmlnldr■tolf ot th, Eatat, ol and Olive Town1hlp1, b.J rtmovln11 MEN AND WOME N Neeck"tl exJ1t l«I of 1 l'OfrUf dl1po11111 n1 and Dtcu1ed, 1 MaUle Marie Spr&nstr, America wiU meet in regular ses- SWlda)'. room apartment& A. N. Dengel. .c�=c-cc=--=cc-=c--:: -- -Work in Civil Sl-rvicc. No expet IIAY med hi• peUllon 1a11n■t ,-011 ln th• met.1,J pipe. boll,r .tk-11, 1n4 ,ton, box AND STHAW. Tum right .ii hi• wllh cln11 1 repl ■nil l'UIYtir\1, type Ohio, County. Monday at "': 30 p. m. at '.he Mrs• . Reynolrul, described a1 MIii• of Probate Court sion 11..J.tfe Phone WY Z..a71 ience n e l' e � s 11 r y, grnmmnr metal eorrus■t«i tumlnou, co■t�d entire th• of ul1 th, for yln1 1 pr Kelroy, Rt. 7, Second house. Joe and lonely" by rela­ l Jntcreat In the followtn• de1..:rtbl!d Pip�. rclnfurced toncrete pipe and IOOF Hall, March birthdays will "depressed 11chool e<luca1 mnnl u�u.ally suf• 8 ROOM APARTMEN1 WIth gar, F' ields, Phone WY 2-6878.• I re■J e1t■te In which )'OU h1v• 11r vltrlfl,d ..,wer pipe H per p I • n, be observed with a potluck lunch tives, waa in critical condltion :at ricicnl. Train 110w ror perma­ cl-■im to hav, an 1ctul.l or conUn1eal Brld11e No. Varlou1, Sp1n1 three 131 age, 14.1 ButternuL Pomeroy. J 15 6tc at UM) faot - Span, five 151 ,t 1.2!1 and m embers are asked to take John Peter Smith Ho.spltal where lntere■t thar■ln, -:nent jobs w i l l1 1wrurily. S e n d 2-21,Uc Pbone WY-2-5127. feet - Span■ ,t1ht 48> at uo f..et their own table service. she WOl"klf(I 81 a nur&es' aide. USED FURNmJRE nr any 11AM Patctl No. I : Th• followtn1 Hll - SP1n1 Nine (9) at 11. 00 fffl -Spana Nnmc, orlilrf'ss , phone No. lo: all repair types of radlWe , 1 "lat• 1111.1 1.cl In 1h11 Count, of thr11e (3) at 2.IIO ,_t - Sp1n1 three lllro. Reynolds loud A Ilem. Sefl lh11 Trodln<I" -. POII flnC TRAILER SPACE ' Good Jtteation Notional 1'r:Jinml--( St:rv kl', Box ators, from heater cores to Meis■• Sl■te of Ol■lo and. Town ol (3) •t :1.00 fieet - Span ODIi m It 3.l5B The Racine P.TA. will m e e t her 8 WJed atrou bed 1n her S 8 Mc comer lot. Inquire Ralph Martin to 1an money. ,w thlrt:v·two 8p1n1 Total feet dncrlb1d and. b<1unded s,-rac1,111 •• fifi8, 'Ille Daily Scnl inel. the , 1 argest truck or tractor foUo•a: Beine a part .-.1 1 two ■er, 59.33 het - Roadway Wldlh \'lrlou, this evening at '7:30 at the Racine home c cally WQ\dlded. 850 Locusl Street. M iddleport. - T),p1 - Pipe Culvert,. bJ fuml1hed. R1rln•1r Sll•h• to CODVl!)'td Lot .Rize, Any LIMESTONE. j Grade S<hool building. Baby ,ii431 14· 15- 11}20 21 22-27-28-29; ( ◄ ) """' "" .. radiator. "' ""' -�p Propo11l No. J Hiram Wataon, commenclna: 0011 ynoldl, when contactOebblo ---' ,pread. truck Rnd delivered I2tc -------bundred 1nd ,1:1.ty .flvt fed from M•l1• Count,. Ohio, oa part ol See. ler, will be available. 3-4-5. od in Hollywood, said abe did oot Front Strut •t th• enl aid• of tlon !UM, St1to Route No. 2148. In Che► 100 Com pany, Sh uIer '• Co••IrueI" MARCH !I • ar1n111r Street on the N orth ,Ide t,er an • ouve Towll.l••P•, •y remov. HOUSE IN SYRACt JSE FOR plan lo come, to Fort Worth but t c 9 2 Phone WY 2·3051. ol • nnun foot •ll'Yi th,nc• north Lnr and 411po■ins ot e:dat1n, corrua:111i �41 _ Phone WY 2_2143 RENT, Call WY 2..._ �e Friendly Neighbors Club would cool.act the hospital, (Bl AUTO SALES 11.Jib•lour f••t CW 11001 uld it■,• ed m111tal pipe cuJYert• or porllon1 of < ln1,r Street tG �I No, Qilr(y· culv.-rt1. 1ml rejll■clns •It.It. bttuml · will meet at the County Infirmary ---·,-.•c.....c·'1GAS. FUEL on. 111d coal fu1'o s 13 9k -----Pomeroy, Ohio 1 thrH f33) In uttl Town of Syn_ 00 111 co,ted corrt11:1ted mtt1l pipe '51:t BUICK 1 8, $20!!5. LaS.abre 4 naces. Call for free esttmate■. ---�--,---�-�cuu; thenNO , .., 111n.ty-el11ht (9Ul or e-xtendlnf "Wltb RCP to tit n;l■t• with Easler boxes ., 7 p. m. door hard lop. l'ower steering. fieel to SOiomon Crew ·, w1•11 JlftC': In• concrelfl pipe. U1e ■t•nd1nl PCForeman 6 Abbott _.,. UIA,11........rt APARTME NT AT '701 Broadway , THEISS REFRIGERATION II n d thence ■outh alon1 11ld Crew·� iln• 2 endw■u, with cndle• on RCP .,,._. Tuesday, March 21. One car.-ful (Jw1w r, Blnr-llnnr's, � t rime 8 nt a A eport. MJ ddl p t,.10-Uc Applianct Service. Domestic and 11:1.1.y.four 11-0 !Ht lo 1111d flrhien ten,1on1, br1d11 No. V■rlou,, Span 3 rn rte --,-----------,-Pomeroy. 11J.e Wesleyan Serv ice Guild of i thene, w n1 1lon1 ■aid one m at t . 00 fret - Span■ t.brn Aah Sl., Middleport. 2 a part• r footJ ■lleyeb - ROe Commercial. Conta'-'• e ■lle nln - •ll:ht (N) feet lo lh• (3.\ at 1 . 15 ftal - Sp•n one cu 11 1 . ,1._ Any house u p to 6 room8 treated .... · e Methodt"St Ch"•ch • ..... i-"'no ment, In N ew Ha ven. Phn will ... uw Ractn place of beSlllllln•. 50 fret - Span, two ti> ■t 2.00 re.,t Good Cl•ao Ulf!d �•n , u.,,_, Racm,e, Ohlo. Z."l-30! • P for TEIUMTES, $50. Any o•" E WY 2-3267. Th• ■bon propert,- u turthtt - Tot.al Sp1n1 1even <Tl 10.25 tee 1 meet at 6 p. m. Tuesday. March All Mallea Hd M@del• 4•acrl"" .. Lot No. fo l" lll■rtn1· - Roadway Wldt.b V.1.rtou1 - T)'p■ t--u for rnache8, e te .. room, Ireat_, -:-�-:-� � DON'T PUMP YOUR SluggJRh ar•• AddlLlon to th• \'Ill•■, nl - Ptp, Culv11r11. 21, at the chun::h annex for a pot-- -IIETROP01.11 AN MOTORS I yrnu• , Obin, ll•ter,nca Da ed , NTEED. GUAR INSURED. s IM\ m$L "Propo1al1 NOi. 1 and 2 <1f 11111 proA K In tank. lic Get -AII lean-E SLEEPING ROOMS. Clo,e ,. re-r I Oblo Vol. 1 1•, Pa■:e UIB, Deed Pr. PLEASANT - Funeral ..., R,eJect t<1 ba eompleted not J 1 t■r than UCk 5Upper E8Ch member .., M-M1 E111I Mat. 8&. TERMS. Th ls ls a SPECIAL, town. 127 Butternut, Pomeroy . ord■ 111111 county, Par�, No. 1: Septembu so. 11111. •• Septic Tank Cleaner , Ohio Val• bring her own table vices were held Monday 2 p. m • to quested Pome.. 01 ,.. Ohil> The foUowlnt rnl flt1te 1lt1ut.,t Bidden miul appl:,. on th■ proper Gi:T . ACQUAINTED PRE-SE/ . Jey Plumbing, Pomeroy, Ohio. In th■ Count,- of Mel11, Stat• of form■, to.- pfflllu■liflcatlon. •Uh tbe service. al the SI. M ar k ' s Eplaoopo.l AND HOUSE ROOM EIGHT I i ,. lim ted In SON Offer' and UI . .a ..,.,_+' Ohio, lo wit: Lot No. 3S In the Hi■h•I.J Credit JCx1m.lner, 11 Colurn � .. , _______ _ '60 DART VS $20!15. l'htK•nix 4 dr. Vlll1.11• -,, S:,r■e u"" M•lf:• Co11nt:v. bu1, Obto, 1.t 1..,t 10 d.,-1 beforo \he Churth In SI, Albans for John R. the same buslne!II nearly 1-3 J! seven room hoU.Rl!I; One 6 - l'OO"'I Oblo. d■te Mt to ope11 blda. !eden. Finest and best 1Wrics CUSTOM GARDEN PLOWING Ph I • Clark, 61, Project Engineer ol the 11 nge Be L N • A ap • n · :: · " "' -�m HIEFERIENCB Dl:IP; VoL 12, P111, The minimum w■re to be r .ild to a century. TOPS • ALL TERDa rt, and !his one shows best uf 133, DM R1i;iord111 11,11, Cciun1,, 1h1.ll be Jn aeoon:11.a.ce wttb Ra, Swain, Victor hllrses. wlth tr, , 111 lfc S 2 2,3212, WY Road Commlaalon for 31 Stale �ugenci MITE CONTRO'L<. Mrs. .r,, Ollio. all labor employed on 1h11 contr1d care. J:"1.ll!i-i Uutlon !'ihifl. Bln('ltnnr:. , I c ne. 3 18 6tP S: P1.rc,1 No. s. Th• fllllowlnt di• "Schedule of rr.,..mn■ H o u r i ,• • __,,__ , Conde, Anne St. , f' . . 1eroy, 0. S ROOU� •uui. FUU.. buement, bath. Gallipol is � J 1 8 61c Po meroy. G •• � i,c:rlbed lot, . .it111tedIn th■ vu1na• w,,., R■tn AK■rialned o.t..rClark WU well known in t b ( 1 S 1 1 30k 304 Sycamore St., Middle;»rt. DON'T GROAN- .JUST PHONE- of Syracu•. Count, of ....., and mln•d bJ The ne,,■rtmen.t■no.I Phooe W V 2-3414. of lndu.. dam 18 2 24•--........-•. ·8 • nmnmg 52 feet area as he worked tn · St•t-n of Ohio and kll<1•11 and d■• 1r1a1 1tel1tlon1 1pplle1.bl• to s 1 1. t • no ls Robinson's! ' Housecleaning ll810D CIIE:VIWI.ET tun L.! let FOR SALE, i,c:rlbed .. foll, w1, to- w1t1 t.ou, No. m,bw1,- Dap1.rt111ent Jmproumcnt■ on roUers Pomeroy-Mason out Is the waler safe you drink? Bad Will be available March -� • ' nu,nr He years. many or C.ounty tblrty chore (30►• herd-to-do whe lblrl7-0n1 n you send 1so. I \hirtrIn , 1 ccord1nce wltb Seclloru, uiiu a. !66 1,11r­ model. 1 , pick-up tru<.·k water kJll.s tnJlllona yearly. •,�e Phone Wy-2-3345 or Wy-2-2088. ,•o ,.,.,. ,_, 11!1• 1ot bGund,. .and df· 4115.0fo, 41 11.0II, 4115.09, 41 15.07, or pt• Pleasant 26, 12, Hmton 1 •88 Jlems to us. Curtains, drapes. .,-ea,, eel in St. Albans and WU chased Ma1·1·h rn57. lfi.OOO m11Ps . ffrlbed u follow,, "IU1 Bc1lnn.1n1 Utll! Reviled Cod• 01 Ohio. .. :!l-l4-8tc Water Sorteners, lest FHCE. onary, Kanawh a Fall 5 4 · 12 rym ..ht! ■t co at nort 1 o r st. the member 1 ti rn.fi q h U1 mbnu mu1t Dldder Tho N<1. Lot.. f lllow1, bedspreads, s, r aJlpcove with t 1 of and an t p Ru111 like new. A. N. Dt•ni:cl, Iron Acid, Sulphur, Gas, D irt tw•nty•nlne <211> lo th• town of bld a certified chffll 1n 1b1 ■moun& rising, Charleston 19.37 falling. lik h ed ha s return rugs g wit __ ,. .L,,,eh Ep'-•' Mark's Syraeu II.MOOD MYenty�lfht ••• 3 15 !M:p and Odu · Rem over . Chlorinat- SLEEPING ROOMS. Cloee of 1111 tbenc■ . e,. Pomeroy. _.,.... QI... � In rv ivor■ Mn. ll ud (Tl) leet to eartn.1er &lN•ti thenc. Plan■ �mi IPfflfle■tlona . ,, on ftle The Ohio River was alIll falllrt8 new freshness. Su incl e h wife, mesnorth price. Pomeroy , tturteen . half ors t et 21 113• wn feet to . •h• tn Butternut, tn• 1 n d•p•rtm1nt1 to . r Do of hlghwu, and slowly and all moveable dams ".N IBUICK VH $9!15. M on ldm r 2 Robinson's Laundry 8nd 10t1th Hit eon,111r ol l .oi No. the ofnce of the dJvtld:on deput, diSally Clark; one son. YIIIIClly :!l-14-flt p rt:v.1wo {D} 1n .al4 to'lflll of Byra- rector. door hardtop. Sharp looking c n r lie and PtI bl'ic. W,ter SoppIy UU are still down . London was ruD• Clark, Staten •-1-nd, Drycleanlng wY 2.5428 New Y o r k ev..1t1: tben'll9 -•t Nvont,--at1bt ·suThe dlreetor Spee:lBlty. n1e"■11 Correction a tb, rllht to 1�- and out· M ercuryoma tic. 1-.. w.JU11 15 ACRES WITH CTII) tee\i ,henca ao11tb thirteen uai N.k<'l lllY and •II bid•. Robinson's Tri - Lustre nJng Hi feet, Marmet, one foot one daughter, Mrs. Ben FergutGD,, 4 room house ueNa 1 Crflla . Terms. mates FREE. f•t kl llllll plaee ot be�. N Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. 3 1 8 6k •· s-..,u l furnace, b and bath, and Winfield dam 5 feet. Cleaners, WY 2-5130 --1onbw 11 •, "• om � R Mrs. Eu!J:ene Conde. Anne St., •� - ·, h l 1 mother, n� I 20 6tc •UJ:aINcs DIED, Vol. N, P,.. ment and 11ar ge. ' 'lt"ated •� : uo 3 (S> Boal 1Ni CHEVROLET DUMP THUCK IIIOff:mellb 1 I t .111..__ n d , St. 111uaD111 Cla""Ida Mrs. e •--. Pomeroy, 0. Phone WY 2'"31..t◄ co11t1ty, 11ei., 131, Deed Roeonb Oblo Rlvor -A, Haynes up 14, five grandchildre ----Ne,r motor, good lire,. Dody io Ohu,. 3 11 3()1c mile, we,t ol Darwin on Route n. -' eondltlon. B . M (2GB) INSURANCE 680. Phone WY I-WO or WY 2. Coope c, ,,,laJ lVU ... ��-..,_... ..,UDDW.,.._ � ..._. 3,IO p. m.: Waverly up 14, 10 , 15 • · __.. You INII required to •�w•r tti1 8... ■----. a. arIH y01t, 6047. FOH HAY SALE 20 . 3 8lc e8 ■ p11u. f OR 2-4741! CE URA IN OOMPLETE aatb tb• baron or CtD pn1uon Mid O, SH Phone m. ; Lunga Point down 14, Memorial Par rlDe, p. Lamp S PR N t Cemet.a day of A.priL lNI , l>I' J11dsmu1 bJ .. lo St,-, 3 18 ,I p PhoM WI 9-9686, Minersville. ""' a. m . : John Ladd Dean up Albans. S :ourney tectJon. Llfe Auto. P'tre. Polit cld'■ lll, will • 1'11n.dend ua1m1 ,01,1. o uen 6 17 p 8 - _-;:; /;f. PETE � 01:!'"��WANTED Call "on Mlllo. Mldtlleport. 'lluo URG, Fla. < UPB 14, 5, 45 a. m.; Bayou Lacomb up ! • doo r ,ta- -,-- Y-V JfflRCUR -, · ... , N with Cleaner Vacuum Ell'drolu,c. I 16, S: 15 a m.; Peggy Downey local PT. PLEASANT _ l'uneral aero &Ion wagon. One careful HI ou. -Bob Goalby is u happy 8111 8 �:C1:!:m11.u..ta: SOBER MAN TO Mll.K COWS BARNES-SIMPSON INSURANCI II le lndud ment. nlng attach u c � up 17, 10:40 p. m. ; Ben M cCool ,..._ for Go- R. .,,,.. .. _, Rlactt0·--.•-· c•o" w o.o , .,.,..... ,ow drl••· • �--• po Nor- "e" ---. -, � •...� ....... .1.-nta. Middle rt. l"tre, Aur.. •noRN •• -••tart thanb to a record ruo of •v ,,---■nur ing paint spray and automatic for home and wages, Rosa • . a. m .,• Beaver up 17 the Saodlowa --•--• • up 17 ' 3-� 3 18 fltc �• Pomeroy. , 6tp 1 l _ .,..tt. rl ...... 1 "U • , , Rac S . e a , ll • i <Ii •• H, -. r, 44) JO. fi birdies that winged him to vld:ory 4' IO •· m. : Irene ChotJn do� lo-==,--,---=::" = Oh �_ mob e. 8oocb. Phone WY 1, <'ord winder. Wlll sell for last l __c__�lne lo m. p, 2 Monday, held the =::: 1-27-11 Iii•• Cmllole Se.wing Machine. payment, of '7.lWI or MO cash. WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE l90I. lo the SL Petersburg Open golf 1 9, 7 a. m.: Western down Chapel :Melbodlst Church wltb Ibo ��ard and :r,e :.� G ua,aoteed . Phone WY :1-2204. N. C. In. live or WORK lwo ! lo 21 u is V, m.; A. 6, ':: . a. EAl Chr p IIA!V, Wlllialll E. Jordan Offlcl•t. 25 •ESTA R _.J loornemenl ..- "" - attachme ·- fo, otc,u 3 17 •tc Stout, R. D. I, Pom<'roy, Phone --- - -- TE ,, -p ppa 5 22 ul ll m. a. 05 Ing. ' u ; Aq -Ing. Pay off balance ol -- ------�- 1 WY 2.'l1!e l!rat birthday ol Jeannie The 30-year-<1ld pro from Ccyo- , , s II � �•• • ,. : C. �- Horner clown 23, Mr. Dull, a rotlred employee cub or payment■ II de- NOTHIN G C AN TAKE lhe _place Boone, daughter of Rev. and Mn. lal River, Dia., holed eiaht · of flowers for Easter-1.iliP�, MAL E : MEN WANTED FOR lO;� p, m. , Northern up �- of the New York Central rallntad tlted. Phone WY 2-2204. Middleport af Boone A Donald and 1961 o cul rlowers and C'Orsagea. Place motel management training. See ._._.. 3 17 8tc at � Wlder--para t urney kNr .S: 25 •· m.: Jean Hutchinson d'l died Saturday 8:50 a.tn. at h I a • was cele�ated , , your order now for :!II.Ire d,.'iv� classification I� of Sunday et 181 to pock the $2,800 30, 4 : 20 a. m. : Mama Lere up home. He had been W the pat Boone home wtt•· family dbmtir. l'IIISlr COW. Jme, aod GuemMEROY RVII - 2 , S 18 3lp •ry. Reynolds Flowor �•op, Mill 11te !7th b ll'thday of Ibo _,.. wlllller"a purse. 31, 1 : 10 a.m.: A. L, ChrillUe op three yean He wu born Auguo1 � � "' 7 W,!IJJalll Blake, :1':�c,::� reet . Mlddlepo,I. Phon; ba Marietta, of r Fol Nic � Ted Kroll out ol FL Laude!'- 33 , 1 , 25 a. m. ; Marilyn M . up 28, 1878 lo ii.rm C«mlJ'. Jle ""' k ge \I :::� nephew, :i;m;;.. 31 � %Vs� , 4 a. m.: Andrew Calhoun up a member o Ibo Indepetidont Or, ra al a HERSHEY CANDY garage, lot 1111-. loc•tod OIi • s ao celeb ted. Others pm- dale, Fla., Jed until the leYenth 31 1950 CHEVROU.::T u, ton truck, M 6, 35 a. m: Queen City up der ol Odd Fellow1 No. 31, J.33, bole WIHord and Mr. were 2&1 .......i ahed tnl n. . at and flnl ROUTE Roule 124. '1 ,000.00. new paint. 195 1 Chevrolet power r, Order Uniled American MeobaoMIDDLEPORT - 7 . ,_, houao Folpr and dauahte Melanie, 'lf 11te tour'1 top money "Inner, 31, S, 45 a. m. Sparo or Full Time glide tran.!lmission . just over­ of y Mar Q,apel and Ga Dam Frleborger lea and the lllpolil South Gary Playor of Africa, wlth bath, 1as fumace boat, all Ro lleddleotoa ietta GOOD INCOME hauled. Two 8 months old beagle a a N m. : Floyd Blaslra 5:40 s.r;,1von up p. Include bl.a wife, NIIUI ll ew tamoru, fll'and/ lher of came 1n third With ulillUet, 2-.cre Joi. good .... · ..,_ '1 500 -� dogs. Phone WI 9-3443. No Soiling or Soliciting J1811111e. 1 . Goalby trall>tl Krol hmtU th, down 10, 55 p. rn. ; Solvay up I Morgu Dull; ..,. daughter, Kn. 3 18 31P seventh hole _ tbm the birdies a. m.: Jerry Bosworth up 1:5f. DorlJ Taylor, aiar1e1hn : o n e Reaponaib1e person to awn FARM - 100 acrea, so aCNI cul- ll1n'BU LUNG COLLAPB 1. m. : Nelson Broadfoot U:, 3,25 fl1'8Ddaon, Rois A. Taylor, Cha1' Henhey new operate and WAl,I.PAPl<R SPRING NEW tivat,d, balan<o in )l.'IShu-o 811'1 LANSING, Mloh. tUPII - Mn, bepa Dying In. .. 1h11 in bu11n , ser n dl,po w o II What k ind do you want! wife ol Michl· Illa fourth round ocort of fi. ,. m. : Mike Creditor dowo 7, I.\ 1-: one granddaughler, lln. timber, fen<ed, plealJ "'-· Alice utorgood 8 • room -• 2 blru, pn'■ ....,_, l'Olted at home gave the former footballer fro, . m. ; Natlooal down 9, 10 a. m. R<>bert Gobel, South Cltarlestal rnueh do you want lo pay? W• area. Umltod dlalrib hip, ,vaillbl•. We ■uppl y pro1• end shop, • "her build- ,_,_ I have K ev•after n K■uwb Rh-er - Merrill up � __, &reat-grandehlklnm. , .... , hosp lour a hi., lllinola � Unlveralty of the --� day u low a o 30 sall , loeatlon,. 6 houn 1pare re � -■-J" ,___ , free Pl, ....led '"' gooci' lal far - <If a .il'rtiallJ ord ohlllt■-g lit,. Potenhurg o , JffllCl-4 •··m. : 'lbelma An11 <1p • Burial •• ID Ibo obttrell _, lngo cent, • double roll. Croll Hard time. Cor and minimum Inuaed road. Only 18,000.tl'I. waro, Middleport, Ohio. :1-1Infield 8,30 p. m.; City ol Hunt- tery under the dlredlOtl vi ..U.paod ltq. She lllffffld lbe en mark. And hlo birdie .,o,� e vutmont of 1l'79tl requlrod, , . ALBERT OOll M -• l.., , Hillepoe q re retume Jiving lbrdl Write 1 W••·� tile break to him ■bled 1111U and -,.n down WlnOeld 10 p. m.; Crow Funoral Rome 1111d ........ l FOR SALE, I Sprtnafleld Rou, • BOX e o: n t ber phon d num ,_ 1l'Y • i ..,_. Ilia .,.. .. 'ftlll!'lday wbon """' bold by Trmmy Bott Wa ·,o Loul iana up Winfield 1,GII lido rllel were conducted by the TILLER. U■ed once. Phone W V, Boll H, P , . the IOOF, 3 17 "'IL,___ BU.pinghol Doo m, aod . Smith ren lllolf saa, aplllld IA> failed 111111 10...J. ' _______ _ h _ o __ .....,. _ ___om - I I . •" · ;.�When March Wind s Blow WANT ADS ' .- • ... . • •· -� • · . . &mday Ed41 awn... Sw-. aaa , ____ n '-Illa! ,U... bJ ■ . . \ �V J •� -� ,� � � • ◄ � � I D:P:,-Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle1:ort , 0 . , Mar . 20 . 1 961 11 W-Ltl'• " I t 1 Family Honor• I 1 Tht- fourth birthday of Teresa Lynn 1lioma,. daughter of Mr. �nd Mrs H11rold Thomlls. Willi eel. �bntfd last Thursd.ay ,11! their homt> in Middleport w1lh a family Teresa Lynn Thoma, Mainly About ' People In Pomeroy ' I 1 · It O.:: ! � o . 1 1 H . . l , 1 1 , Olilu l '1 Oh1u ' l I . 1. , if 1 ,\ ., entine iJa1 y Ill "i1,. . • Dnoted To Tiu, lnterut, Of The Mei.1-Maon Are,, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tueaday, March 21 , 1961 VOL XII NO. 183 ' � � � � � - J- � - � � I .J ,{ ,,. lie PU COPY Engineer, Commissioners, Reach Budget Agreement 'J1le )lo.Ip � 1EnpiNr'1 l)e,;,artment rectiNd auurance1 Monday at • meet.in& ti. the board of conuntulonen that It cu. trim. fer ....., from - fund lo another within tta budpt if it ii oeo.....,., and, if tht tkpartment bat the approval qt the cammlllonerl. Counly � """'1ey J. / Blood To Run Says1 Mobutu Ii - ' l I - I l I t . ! I "C"' Ml f o, ..,. I \ Save Money On Your NEW EASTER Outfit! .l, Middleport, Ohio l NOW SHOWING "HOME FROM (Cinema�ope • Color) Robert Mitchum and Eleanor Parker AIM C1rto.n C1mlvll THE H•LL" DRI VE· IN TONIGHT Carol Ohmart - Tom Tryon "SCARLET HOUR" WOOD ANl!LINO for Spring Fll•IP Anthony Perkins and Jane Fonda in "THE TALL STORY" ALSO CARTOON Let BAKER'S Cover yq9,r floor. Wffil TtfE Finest in AARPETING ~ rietiel can 'be bad for mua .. .. 19c IICI• �, 11 lhu••··········­ lt, ever, •oy. 111 � � ,:1.,i-,• . d, Fisher-st, Spring-av and Children's. Hume Hill. It had been estimated by an outside firm - Chruty, of M1netta. that alxlut f7 .923 would have to be ,pent ,. pu1 Pomeroy ,., ..,. in A·I ohape. The street committee •., a,k• eel 1o study all pba,e, of the µ,ob1em and give a full report ait a 1n oe■r���� � ■nd recommendatiom. Thio com- Ill other action last n;gbt row,. firffllen. Cost o( the tchoo1 "111 ta the "ill.age and I lae amount to the Pomeroy Board of Edll.l'1tioo. if it should \lote tG brlp. M� of rouocil uid that the State will repay lht 1Cboo1 board JI � pro­ vides half the money lo, the finl tninlng iJdlool. Mayor Legar uid he will attend the next �ing ul be• = Charged '"'" · :"m �= ':.:1 arranged lo ,ta,t in Middleplrl ·"· ..,.. -•-·'··•� it •= I .,...... State Board ?81· Money-Raising prOJetls • bet I I Cl Study. !::"' ��· Rayburn b• j Jail . the -. 2:,. it 11'1 ICOID■ICAl 100 w■l ••--111te. 111 ••••IF, � and t 11■111 -111111 tdndl o •••Y ••••••••nee ,ehoo,e from. &t\'en1 VI• A repair project upon Pomeroy 1treell, ntimated to OOBt up to to.ooo, was given hl(llh priority Monday night by Pomeroy cooncU meeting in it, regular le&Sion 81 town hall. Mayor Charles Leg■r . f.U.wmg I lelfathy dilculalon in wblcb tt •u · i,oer■Uy agreed n,pain .. cannot wait'" put. lhe problem Seyman Up For Parole ore - - a., -f-- - .ine -• paHlln1 for Council Planning To Repair Town Streets Dark, Big-Eared - 1110 - TUHDAY ■nd WED. FAMILY NIGHTS Fnd MacMurr1y, Paulette Gqddard and Susan Hayward in "fORRIIT IANOIII" - &IIO Jerry t.wl1 in "llOCK A IYI IA.BY• (Color • Vl■tl,lalon) ALSO CARTOON ASK FOR MONEY TO HELP HERO - After coutrlbuting a ,1.000 bimsell House Speaker Sam Rayburn (Tex .) made an appeal for ublic contrlbulioDJ to ease the income tax problems of Sgt . Alvin E. York, sharp­ shooting mountaineer who became • hero or World War I. Rayburn said that justice department olficiali have taken an interest in the case and that the Internal reve­ nue service might settle York's tl7:t,723 tax bill for ,25 ,000. Here, Sgt. Y1•rk takes it easy as his grandson Larry Jackson York, looks at his lamoua Congressional Medal of Honor, of.!'d,..1c1R the .,. •• _. m m F r a rovid ly f lp lr a l p n Belzing. be y l i n � ,__ "'" -'"• ,. � l F tad WASHINGTON (UPI) President Ken nedy told , mi . of lhe �� -� < �� n · -::_�-� ,o pa . --.... ···-·- - -a i • PrMWHI eanedy Mn. lor _ .... -- �St,eral_ _ w� poln_•ed ..., for Pomeroy w.umeer -··Baa . "ff congressional leaden tod ay h at a forthcommg requesI v-�..,K ... , u . • y by "'°""ilmell 81 _ ....., es will be lllNe hour .......... ---, wJll flow. Lot for defense spending will throw his new bud&et out of ·-•tly. ,._ ._ ii, • '.. - they .... '""'" BAL .....,...... Pl - UI of repair. Pomeroy Polio■ O,i,f Je<I J. - ".:.... -�•-· • ....,_ ... )lalance. - --,. . -_..-·t Pl"INlllll:t4."-"!IJl� aid · <iieign r lletp•a.uuty :Mtillmr "Gordon ,18a ·IJAN'T 1Wr new lila would bt ■ ■■Id P,,sldent W,b,t,r't ,<port ,._ 1'I ■ri,., w l If b■J aEEI, lllll ,end 1o Congreu Friday a bol- which be will ,end to the Hou,e Ille -lhe-eull ......... of lhetr oald taday employ• It wu obNrved by Cow>ollman ...,. during tllo ]1111 � oppoalllea lo Ibo anced budget. But ru, ,aid he and Senate In • ,pecial ....... lluff.ye■....i.i d■upler . c,... ... of Ibo Cole-1.ayer-Trtmble Co. Leslie Fullz that be btH.... the accid,oh infflllpled. i h c �neede,y. , 8 bondl taken and :12 cornplah:!bi l'Nf'J' lhe finn employed to make the streets of. Pomeroy are in bettv Se ""' United Natklna appeared to be would submit a spec1 1 .defense W tn � er. " � . o e re-appraiaal f Meip County real shape, on the whole, than t b I! confflligated. r a will great for 1here be week callmg next budget ofoUo 1n P,esldenL J , en st'ff Salha«er told &be NaUonal estate, bu begun work iD Scipio atreet■ of most other to•'DS in Eight illegal pminl armtl. �vu�- �nd7 Mon- greater funds which would put the centration 81 far as all foreign ph Democratic Club Monday lie and Township. " 111 e rog P rned, the ram He believed tw.ed� reaid conc lisarea. the in parking warning■, tW'QI emera for menl red 12 _ the v ern ' . •-pa ,..,...., gel --• uw. 9 " day that an U. N " Caroli¥ have •• llllcu■■lal . lso report� that pain may be completed for $ti,• audito The r a 88 gency calb within the ,ma,e, ad 111•1,.,. Id nu:anll · l, July be-ginrung year cal H r,__.,,.. 0f the -•�· the mal&er . e aid lie doeu't · - T b e lhroe lint WASHINGTON (UPIJ more employees will begin ""rlt 000. He d th'· •-··" _ _.. nding t ennedy d . iscuaed ,pe !I 181 • Na- K 1<11 -. •-•.....,1111 said ••UK' Uot� � KasaVu•·· eare for a•• more .._.orm ,1 �. in Middleport Village metime one member of coll!cll 18.id be nu 11 ",_ Force •·· ••· ,__., 1 • 1.·• :uarged tbre, ve<• .uo J u, d on and icat applng, so "over y Ith � hi regular �eeUn1 . .....,. � w_eekl a e b M th in\lit I y lions had been iucll u tbe one • few weeks . or of eran It was mo DGted in the repat derelktioo with n rice re ol. 1 1 ii • week a next favor paving in weather not condi unlee evident waste re which m p efs e ratic t in l ch leg11la the � • Democ i pe \l , but � Congo to help br g � •I wbea sbe unouneed &. rea Lio1l.ll cause minor change& o( streets wttll the aewerage lasue dut_Y in _the Texas tower disaster• that 695 partial meter ticba: • n tllat the PrHldellt ••• in!ltead of helping ,hey OCC!fPied He also advised them that he w1U vlou1 year, m both Democratic por1e 18 aettled. Another 881d that the which killed 28 men off New Yorll: were issued, with a unpaid; •· , 'r , , propoae a tighter concentration .,f and RepubUcn admlnistration1." 1ltt1■1 barerooted la Im efftce P';.:· the co untry. 1 50 was collected fn:m IIINl p,11\company, With Mr. Cs.Id- question of whether Pomeroy II Jan. 15, · tie.l U.N Rll)ii!"- 1 1 . the foreign aJd program which Mansfield ■aid th� foreign aid ..In, ....wa,. orce � a closed ing meters and "68 from tht A e plant wage treat t 1b ir, F well has asked LilaL property ownto build a would message limited men be to ecosaid leader reduce would se . The ConjoleM! preeklqt "as one en be at home when re-apprai. or not may no\ be determined for loveallgation, whicll it oompared parking lot. IDi!lera. nomic usistance and that miUquoted II &l)'ing he nated the wute and duplication. al of their land is made, i! po11l- two or-tliree yean, and �..liat '' our to a grand jury hea--ing and &aid Attending the art tel&km Rn United llali11111 lo _., .. • Speaker Sam l\8Yburn lold re- lary aid would be contained in budget. He said he bl mu,t bt mamlained dur• woold lake about a mooth. Coundlmm om, Coflln■, - Sdla, clvlllaD operation b • • • u • • the porten, after the meeting that the the det.nse Charged were, �ogreRS report, of where the Ing that period." fer, Richard Rupe. Fralitl Ril, somedid nol know whether th� """ 1 was a "Solng lo , Congo needo teclmfeal ualllen<e, ood and -Col. Wdliam 14. Banb, '5. er ■nd Fultz, ...,.,. '-• d medical aupp oa ne,cl " thi ing re-appraisal employeeJ will be Slrftb monlinned " lo nlrlb or ullng p fa se l Incre ng lhe l feder a co a a Ibo roll . f <t Ref ing mmmander •1 the Boston Clerlt Mn. Edna SdM8'1"1. stationed will be rclwed by lhe re-•· poaed deficit In def,nae spending. _ tniDlmum wage. � mcluded New-st• Ri,,rvd act -�- ··•• be IIIKI -• the .. II·• -·..., .. Ir �- at �� �--·art A'• auditor ao that property owner1 Upper and lower Manby R u n, a tleleose -acceptad the pnlpCIIOd conledera- However, Rayburn ,aid there .. al Fo Balle, Y., N. Newburgh. n,e Letart Produced may arrange to ht borne wlJ,o 1 Upper Lincoln Helghll, Fourthtioo of r.,o.. mtea an the ..quite a controver1y" over whetft. the time of the accident. appraisal ii made. oondltloo Iba! Ibo aalloaal lll1Dl' .., the boo,t will be !nm $1 !lll $ 105 To Heart Fund Banb. a native of Raleigb. ____ remaltt DDJler • alqla eommaud hour to a, Kennedy ha, M�lgs County Heart Fund ChairWe&l Colum b"tao To 1 County mmon Melg, Plea, Co Va., wa ll<Clllled of "culpable W. d I:' ■n ean ...i � ta Kalanp, J>nl!lOO"CI, and he ,aid the vo:. man June, Mahotey ha, anFace Check Char,:e Court Judge John Bacon bas been Reed Certified For negligence" and "derelictiool in 117 eould go either way. oounood that Letart Township baa lofoimed by the Ohio BllN!ad of l'rtlldonl whlcb la """"1illod WEST COLIJIIBIA - Allee H... the performance of bis duty wrO.ltcll O.lel■e Speodl■1 turned In 1105 In contribution, Pardon ■nd Parole that o Swilchman's Moile Tahombo. Work char. 18. of w..i Cohnnbia, W. lng lbe � In � .. . D niel J. o m the retenl drive, fr Rayburn was asked ll It was priYlle .,_ be DD Va ..., wi , '"lhere ,. ll bt rehn1led It llasoo -llaj. William R. Sheppard , �. Seymao, ronvlcled from 1,1,;g, WIiiiam V. Reed. Sr., RD I Ose mi.,• be aid fD 1111 f1n1 .,..... oorrec,t that the general budget A house-to-house canvaOR of U.. County on char�es of bce,k•ng lleedovllle, bas received a <erlif1- Cooni, on a cha rge of palling bad of Berea Ohio, """"'1IUllk of the worker, by made wa, area Letart • wlU that l'OTlaion■ ,,_ be --'"• Con lo . -•cote for completing advaneed <hecu following her arr,,st ,..i.,- - &pport •-••-■nd enlerIng and auto 8le31ing Squadron , Olis A ir rIth M v· " Ro·-� cha' as w 1rg rs. � rlday da b the M•'•· ....,_ Ohio for would call bala Y P' Equatcw Province. where he aid greu � .....,....,.,. Y ofaining on central telephone tr i . Furce Base. Falmouth, Ma.a., ac- projects were further ltDdW at • itent a i and sentenced to the '""' be ""IMileJI u., de'- of Ibo ance between spending ■nd rev man. Helping m the t:,e were from 1.20 year■ 1 1o 1:; 11r ;;:_ flee equipment at General Tele- Sheriffs Department. Bartenbach cu,od of "dereliction in the per- recent meetinl .t the S,r­ pe 1 M lronllor with Orlllllal ,...._, ■n... but that a ,eparale defense ;:.;.,l • Jw,e fore the board J,... 5 to apply for phone Co. "1 . plant ■cbool in r,i,... Sheriff Robert C. . Fin, �. the April 1'llo1I' of bis dotie,." a ■n y · ry ,.Id that llhe has _wJUYed estr• formanr■ e whlcb lo Ill. IP•lllll"ld Gl follow. budget, to be proposed next week. loo, 0. Reginal j 8 parole. Ma . d L. Slark, 47, Day dance, ond • ........,. .. g V di a We to to on era o( the late a-Premier P• would call for deficit ■pending. ir .,,i: acting commander of the 400lth aet for thi■ Saturday at town ... ppe mia Applicaliona to administer the Reed , 218, a twitchman, Hn'fl ooh lbe bad st DRIVER CITED cbedt charge. -•· "That• I thin! ~•••t be cortrk.>e LHID»WINI, the Pomeroy ...... _ .t Gou....._... "--rt -........._ '"durln• the crJt. PriRe wlU be ...... al 1lit , The Pomeroy Police Depart- 12-point Driver'1 law IA> two Meigs riff'• • a Department l8o anett,...... --r-u.ivu •• • e . Racine dance, ta be lta8'd la • She llobulu aald Ila will IOCNl call lffl statement, . mag.■, id. Ra men! arrested JalllM Woodyard drivers have abo been ,ubmit- era! Telephcme. The -- ed Eme&I McGrath, a. t. 1, ...... SUpport Sq--.. during Ibo ml· ..,..R • milllar7 ...,...,... here - Allked If the def1c1t would be '• ,., cll with Ibo - l'lre v■ • ■rge of ....tleu ■don led lo the local common pleH cour,o covered ad n<ed lllllb' of Shade, lut night ,.. orde, ol Ibo ical period prior to the loa .t ,t -Ibo area of bUl n. 'L'whornbe Rayburn '■ the lo Leich central office equl_.l Bureau of ProbalDI and Paroh,. the lowe-." The Altona, N.V., oa- �l Mu ·le will bt ,_ tlta ,....•. , He will appear • Pom- rourl by u., ,tale. AdmlAloll lall n.., ts. , the type ,-1 m COILllllWllly dial He will be held lor Parole Of11c<r ti" wa1 alao charged with den,. � ani1 Albert ltalaajl'a fot<a N!d be did not know. , lants. Charle Legar • court. II ha, been requested thst u., pho aingle, $1.SO per muple. m SWlb 1[m! lo w«k out de- Senate DemocraUc Leader llilte eroy MayM ne p ----. -=--a--..-=---:=---a-------------i Pal Patle.--. offlclala said. Uctioo. license of Allred Decenbergh of a For Ibo Saturday n rw mm - a,Ja , _____ lalll of mllllaq pad lllped In ll808lleld told reporter, the Pre,iRt. 1. Pomeroy, and Homer s. MOTRRIIII ro MEET . 10 a. m, to ' p, DI. doaatl 7 -II 1 clmt had briefed the leaden 00 -Ille. be pkted up If --• w A mooiing ol the Third Grade HIii of �Y be 111,pended. Two Fined, Bond -------l p!,one WY S.ttllt, WY � • Brownle - of Troop 38 will The ■late c l■rgea that both have LOCAL Tl!MP8 Clark Fbaed 1100, Taken, In Conrt WY UIIII, or by ...... .,, � In be held tonight at 1,:111 p.m. at been oonvlcted fO< violaliaoa of The temper•- II her ol Ibo fire .-_ ,, Pomeroy boa- dillTl<t ,... a the D. A. v, hall with Sarah traffic laws aufficlent lo ama" Two penona were fined aud anGeta 3 D£11 __ , oilier fwfeltod boDd y-..day In AD p,_ el baCII in)lefil Paul &.- Clan wu lfDed dtlUy •• but -■ la ......... _ M ooro ■■ ,peaker. Pllrpo• ,r U demerit polnla. ........ .. �--··· the ----local county ""'" aelllln of Judge -• m be used lo � .., 11,t - .,.' . - - ... �d · .-ins lo .......... Cioud1 lldeo, 11 to ·�--•·111 -· ' e■ K truct. 1 ■ fa JJEII - --------•1 ' �t!� . Emmett -... � .. .. • Supr Run lroo',I, IIEKl8 GENERAL BOSPrrAL • w- •• w •� ----The deparlmenl aleo 6s 111 ', , · ·- al � - -. DOWN WITll PLlJ Admilllionll - Jooeph Smith lcallon, forfeiting 1111 t110 bond. a plan to EEllM! Ibo In ..,_ .. od .,._., 1llalil 117 VJddlop,rt HOLLYWOOD (UPJ>-Ro■allnd PINRD IN GALLIPOLIS HOLLYWOOD <UPI) - Clart "'Oh, be'1 ,. beautiful with that which caonot bt board ·Ill .. , . lllddleport; John Young, Racine; WIDlam Reeve, wu flned $10 »- _. 'lfelllltitoey. lluwU was stricken with lnfluen. Charles E. Withee, 12, Rt. !, Martha Hllltm, Dunbar, W. Va. ; and ,_ .., a charge ■f intoll- Gable"• widow ■wob brleOy llm• bl■<t. ourly hair and that '"lower part ,t 1uwn, d · " � AllD llldtDllporl <oul'I a■ Monday and unable lo rep,rt Pomeroy, wu ,_ '6 ■nd eoall Cora WU , l'omet"1 and lln. cation and Claude O!Jn Jleltmln day Diaht lo ID,pecl her DOW - pe,cboo ■nd ln■lD aidn. " said Ing a band - 1- IJljb I - - Jan -. Ill • • d for the lllat day of Ohnlog of her for faU.... lo nglller "' Judge Anna Whitt,w, ....... WU lined the - IUID ... • ■nd aclalmed: "lie - jml 11n. Gable'• frieod, 14n. Ray Scboal band) au,I rlddllw eoall '"' -- ., - uaw movie, "'Majority of Ofle; WUliam H. J._ In Galllpolll Dlacharge■ - .Johnay llanklo, charge of havfnl .., operator·• U- lllle pal" '<•>!.7il and Ill ml _, b- ....... <HtarrlnJ Aleo Oulnneu. Municipal Court lfalday. Cotlville; Or1a Harrf■, Mlnermlle. ce.... r■. Kay Gable, a. wt,,, oar"Sbo cboc,bd all bis tittle ll toes arreol ml llclmty .. ---=--------...C..----'----------'------------ l 11er In 1be day had 1iYm birth lllJI ilande ; and fingerl - be'o ,n CAB cil!lftNID , 11 I IJ■p":i ::r:'u. � ::'1� � ::!" :!"'"" �i.:·: Cl� :=., ..:::· auroe beld Ibo hlack-halrod lGt. .-n near 11n. Gable • m lh■ Coonly L' D. 00.. 1'111 - -, Oommar1 P1eaa 0ut, ... ■ra are of m IYeraae hospllal to keep her """pa'IJ "Illa a 1w bes lfll-' by !boll .-...,i . ,__ Tbt - anntvers■rr of l h e chaplain, followed by the Pledge Stewart of Alben.I, thlrd EDllllher Wayne lluu:lllum <I Wllke■YW., 1be," ■■,d a doctor. ''OthenriM, "'Kay w■■ able to loolt at him ,t a ouit bJ D. O. WhaloJ, e&;�aJ/ ' • -,. 41 Ibo -- Legloo WU celebr■ted to . the Plq and Ibo national a•• of lh■ deportment nbablUlatioo llOCOlld ·- of t h • be 1w ■ defloilt -■- to for aiJINt five - beforv • oho .._ · .� lut the .;::: Swloho,- C1oa1 ...,_ ·1, · kll father.'' went bad, lo ,loep," uld Mn. that tho cue be -...,a el - Tr.it. llooday eveninl by Drew Web- tb■m. Sflmt prayer for lh■ dead comm111ee: llfl■ Etma -• Eighth Dlatrtct. · '' . mm. 1fr DJ!■■ la a - 11ff afar Pnll ■nd lh■ AmJllary ti :,re<ei!ed the preamble to the .__ Eighth Diltrlcl IIGIIIIDIIDIIJ Mn• Put -- .t the lU1iUarJ 11n. Cabla WU npedNI 18 Hommel. "She IIU ""7 dmrl)' llilrch ■ lo later dtle . It · a • York railroad .....,.. lheir horn■. tin. Gaynelle WIie. lllltulkla of Ibo -- Legion. 1.,. chairman; lira. -• put introduced by lln., Wile ..,.. &!ff Ibo boy ■ - tad■J. lie fn>m the effecta of - aad fln,d by u., -. pmldenl of the amdll■ry , pr,- Mn. Bea !luailog ■erved ■s ,»· preoiilent: lln. Ben N..-1, lln. Neulzllntl, lln. -.. lllao wu the ,aly dlild of tlta famed. lh■ oPinal �•· " I who nllred tldod, a! Ibo -.is whldl - IDlal. put departmmt chap)aln; Frau Smith, 11n. Jed W-. Sr., bic-,ed C1on. Gahl■ wt,,, �ied W-■ Delmr7 -Ill ed with Ibo -- and a. A ■olo "God Blau America" Cheeoelmn,, .-1 &gt. at lfrl. 11aJ:ib -• 11n. Georp N... 11 11 Ibo oame hoepll■l, Ho� Birth WI■ bJ CWarean -Ion ol oolar■, with Mn. WU P"""'ted by Joseph Struble Arm■; WWlam Slewart .t At-. Bearbt, 14n. A. V. Howoll, tin. IY.....i Preobylertan. durlng wblcll 11n. G■ble wu • ,· , ..,_ 'Ille - '11! It II! llllt ,.., 1■1I Qrvllle Wall, SIi. .t Arm■, llro. ail« lln.. Wlae .... Ibo eddnu � of lllild Welfu. llaytn■ able lo waldL She wu reported 0,. •- - NWell nil _. o1 nfa .... and , and o +.... "r1 - - J- Sbtpbtril nm-..od l wekome with Elu G-n,. chalmaa: Paul Lewi& .t Athem. -lln. Frtmlc • Gable � btlon bb death be I■ ■■ylog - tllo boy wa■ de- ,....._ 11 ¥JI,. !"st ..\ • ..,. an t II -. • - a■nlnp, color boron. Jr,, poll Ollllllllllllle, -'Ins· COllUDIEldor Gl the Eiablh DI>- P.., -lf\NNNl'I .t \ po,t did DOI want a - lo bt named tna,,d, 1J _...., - �- 41 I, ,- ._ • .. l>sl 1 1■ - Tbt fllvocatlon was fll\len br Dl\lllngtllohed 11- wera lnlro- t r l o t; ew..,o . lloKfnil!ET, -·, 11,r· GI> Clark Gabla Jt., NfD& tll■ fa- "Whal a - Ila),. 11111 - IN ~er ,. , to lffl. llill. William U..ter. awdlluy d1lCOd. inchldlog 11n. Wllllam Elllhtb Distrld OJl!ulan� ■ o d ,._.li■,I • ,,_ 1 .... - � bt a baodicatl, wh■l a.rt lllllled.• ,1 u,, •nutfful MAIO N •= ,,,21;, I LIBERTY THEATRE m.zo,..,. :!t:=�=��:::'�=:' ', SATURDAY "COLLIGI CONFI DINTIAL• Steve All,n, J'1yne Meadowt OF EVIL" . Ro.,ld roater - Pat Bl.11r tUlj, MON. YUII. ...,... 26-27-21 "THI DAIK AT THI THI ITAIIS" TOP ('hehulcolor) Jloberl l'r•ton and llo10tbr )leGuirt Colol<onOCII .::;_:.-.= - npectal-1 Rttippraisal . :..,�....� "!.:�:: ::; u; President's Budget Upset �-i: I ,..,.,__ hed 1 i Predicte By se e d Defen n :'."'.! H k :�.�:. i:.�.':.:':.��� mw1c C:; :=.�: �'"r::;:� �:; ""::� _ :;,= �: u� ,'!"'� '!.� "" =• aud Mobutu •Id. I ••d m 1p10 Area Sc"· 1 __________ ·,-blollol· lll8 4'!;'-"" · g�•feteran ;:1•• ""'!')i"' H. Caldwell II c:. AF Men Are rl. a:.:re ! I' Tj "entirely ........-y." hintod they !eel K will bt -feel thal llley rach■d .... under· 'Blazewici said lbsl week tol• ury to tranaftr money, llanding" with tbt � lowing approval of the appropria- ly for labor, empk.yed d!rect. en on the budget appropriation. tion that the budget had h J m Monday afternoon, C-ornmiJlkm. 1bomplod Nici today the eomml• ··stumped" ■nd_ Forwnan Thomp- er Dan Jlartln&w ■■Id lh■ IJutl. - aever explu,od to Ibo .... ■ get •�Ultion for the .ngl- liDNrin& department •·the aon remarked li'":Wlae. l way , Neither Blazew1cz nor '11wmp- neer wa■ aeU-aplan3tory and I.be budpt al Nit iip... W aon made any statement.a regard- he doea OOl aee why Mr. Blaaand member Mr. HartiDpr AvIng U� way the money waa ap- wicz and Thomp■on e,me. Neiaon did not eutb111propriatod yest,rday, but they Mr■• Blazewlcl ond ,_p■oa � ut � o ■bo the .--•lily f . requn11ng lo tranaf.,. money lat..- In lh■ year. but made no !"'bhc ...,_ ID other actioD yeoterday , the t'ODYDiuionen resolved to allow a transfer of froo, ,owlly 8efl'll'•I fund lo crippled chlldr,o fund. Commiulaoer, Don Mullen, N,boon and 8Jort1ng, • au p.....1 . LEOPOLDVD.J.E, The Congo (UPU-Several lhlp■ with supplies for United Natlam forces in the Con&-o were reported ■P, proacbing the port of Matadl to�• day claapite Congolooo I h r • a t s PRETTY PRANCERS _ These are the Pomeroy High &hool chorines who will entertalil' · a11dlences at I b e that ''blood will flow" ll 811)' at- "61 Varieties," the annual song, dance. and fun sho w to be �resented al J� niur H i g b Kil'.dilori um Thursday, lompt II IIUlde to Wlload ibom. March 23, and Friday, March 24 al 8 p.m. The "Pony Ch orus line, left lo right, features Carolyn Edwards, SharArmy ""1111111Dder-ln-clllef, Ila.I. on Moore, Asenalh Tracy, Sandra Wells, Paula Sayre , Carolyn Bass, Sandra Drake, and Andrea Evans. · 1, Gen. �ph MobutQ. warned the ""',.._...,______,. �.:- : ::-::.:a�.. t\lled by Coaao1- troop■ from ..i promise■ &om tl,e Ip IOlftd .. II' I in U., budget could be lramf.,.. red later in the year, if neces■ary. 1'he cornmil1ionera aaid il can. aC"COrdlng to fl reaolution in their joomal, if approl'<d by them. It we1 noted by the comrnlu�ner& that no tran■fer of money will 1w made from one fund to anoth� wllhin the englneen -appro:>raation unieu it l■ believed lo be UN Ships Move Toward Port, Possible War \ ; Blazewie1 ■nd bis road Forema,, Danny fllompaon appeared bt,. fore the commisaioner1 yesterday to find •'where they Ill.and'' in � appropriation of a 13>9 ,!IOO budget a week ■(llo. Following the meet• ing the engineer sakl he now understands the budget The main question posed to the rommisllonero wu il money wiLo• Be on suJ every member of your family loots 1111 best Easte� momn&-nd your drelllll, I IUiU and cleaned now! We will pv• them our very expert attention, clean and prea them, make coats to be .. them look like new! Oulflll For The Whale Flffllly WIii Look Nawl ROBI N SO N'S · -· .- .... .-- .. ... .... a::::: .: Leu Birthdav . 40 ·ion G-rouns r Celebrate 'J �.:::!;,=.._� Oodlll it •- •_. NO'IV YOU )OlfO'IV •-• I .-, r- TrM.udW C'­ PHONE WY,NIIO IN MIDDLIPOllf 1 ___ . .. , .. Gable Hetr" 'Just Like Pa' says Mother At FIrSt . v·1ew r.,.... 1o11 1 LAUNDERERS _ DRY ClfANERS ··- ,. , . -· ,. . .. ... .. ... - ' ■ ·. -a weather w.., - tw ...., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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