http://66.213.69.5/files/original/869844ad2ee7ed18a7acf409a35c0cec.pdf cd1acc0fbdfe2cf12d7062b7570b443b PDF Text Text - .. ...... - . .. ' ... l 1 0-DaliJ Sentinel Pomeroy -Middleport, 0, April 6 , ' . . . r --,. ; •4"l, ,... FOAM RUBBER Custom . \ Draw The Christian Youth Fellowship of the Long Bottom Method1s<. and Christian Churches enjoyed a party al the Walter Brown home which overlooks the �autiful Ohiu on the Long Bottum. Reedsville Roat!. Min Ron.aleen Osborne. presi­ dent, had charge of the busines'I The group was instructed on ar rangements for the Youth Mef>t for Di.strict 14 Youth Meet whicti is to � held al the Athens Chris• tian Church the w�kend of Ap­ ril 7, 8. 9th. This group will prettnt the Consecration Service .at the Youth Meet, along with young people from the Tupper!! Plains, Orange and Hemlock Grove Chris­ tian Churches. The followin� youth pl;m to Rt­ tend the Youth Meet. Ronaleen Osborne. JoAnn Hensley, Melanie Brown, Joyee Frederick, Carolyn Siuon, Johnny Newell, and Re\l • J. P. Miller. Mr. Miller led the de·,1otions. lie showP.d the group I the Holy Ghost Shell and told them how ii portrays the story of the life of Christ. Drapes Ready to h•ng printed Towels. Jusl 1 1, for this sale. Sh0p early for tbit special For allergy free cool sleep try this odorleu foam latex pillow. Wa1hable zipper cover ln stripe or floral pat­ tern $J.95 colors. MASON - Plana have b e e n completed for the annual congre­ gational dinner of the M 9 s o n Methodist Church to be held Wed- f neaday April 12 al fi p,m. In the church toclal rooms. The purpoae ot lhl.1 dinner will be to hear • description o( t h e pro�ram for lht> coming year whkh has been �I up by tht' commission. The dinner and lng leads to the every membet11 I C"anva1a \llrhich hBH been In pro• grSA for i,everal weeks end wlll be ('(Inducted on April 30. i Thrll!' will be 1peclal entertain­ ment for all children. meet- I Kendall Double Duty Sale ! Dust Cloths Soft, absorbent double-thick Diaper type gauae dust cloths. 20 inches square, ravel proof tdi•, MASON - The rlrst aid rourse 1pontored b)' Ulll Maavn Grade &hool PTA is scheduled to be 1ln Thursday evening, April 6. The 10-hour eourse will be held at the achoo) beginning at 7 p.m f' • Thursday ln April and the l Thursday ln t'A ay. Mr. Ralph . 1afety supervisor of Phll. .lDm plant will be in.1tructor. ;>eraona who are 1igned for the ,.oorae are urged to attend th1I first meeting. I •' HAVE GUESTS MASON - Mr. and Mn. Curt McDaniel or Matan had a■ Ear Ct,,- Sunday dinner gutltl their ton. Mr. and Mr1. Calvin MrDan• leJ ol Point P1easant and I h e I r daua:hter, Miu Barbara Ellen Mr• Daniel of Columbus. Ohio. Vl81T8 HERE MASON - A-2C Marlon Rav­ burn, IOII of Mrs. Hester Ha)·­ burn nf Muon ,pent the weekend here on leave from his base m Dotrott, Mld,lgan, - � IN lll.UON IIASON - Mr. and Mn. Ralph Allon and - ol C.,lumbul. ,pent a., WMbnd with bll parooll, Mr. ml 11n. lllcbard Krautler ol Trawen RY tlloy value clean­ - _.. than radio « TV I• ellfllal ll . bot4I NOIIL washfast colors. PICTURES Special This Spring come to Elberfelds' Furniture Depart­ menl and see the many new pidures we have re­ ceived. Bi11: selection of subjech either glassed or Verplexed. Attractive frames In li:ght, dart or rich 101d $2.95 SCATTER RUGS PRICES RANGE FROM Jumbo sizes: 27x48, s2 ,s s1 2,,s Choose from 8 beautiful pattern,. Actually wash and ha nt your Fiberglas Curtain, in 7 minutes - and glass fiber yarn, iuanmtee no-,ron fore\ler. SIZE S0x90 • ,-1, W• can alN furnish you any width or 1Httl1 In thH1 dr•Pff. Com. In and m.akl your Ml.ctlon. MORGAN-JONE S Textur Tuft Bedspreads An orlginal design by Mo11gan.Jones ol c:otton and rayon. Fringed. Mylar stripe. FULL ond TWIN IIZIS IN White - 1•11• - Turcauol" - Pink - LIiac IRONING IOARD PAD I COVER SET With Stffl Iron RHt A thermo-flex thick pad. A IC'Oreh resistant Sili• cone ■tretch on cover plua 1 steel iron rest. SALi PRICI 88c . ... Srnooth el11tic wtJ,;t, rof• fled elastic lea:, double reinforced crotch, mach­ ine wuhable, drip dry. Sizes 4 to 16 in blue, pink. maize, and white. 69c 1 Cotton Knit Pajamas $1 ,00 Short 5leeve C<ltton Sport Shirts ln print,. b1111ter cotton cloths and woven patterns. Idade with two pockets, per­ manent sewed in eo l iar stays. Sb.es ,mall (1,..141ii) medium (1�15¼1) - large (16-16%:). •1.59 $1.95 Men's Big Yank WORK UNIFORMS Men's Bermuda Shorts Any aJze from 24 Inches to 38 lnchu wide. All 84 llllt'hlll lone. Cotton tape and 4:Ul:'d. In white or eu:lhell. $J.39 ' • Cotton twill panta made with no-tare belt loop■, roomy Sizes 1 4½ to 20 . $4,49 A very �xcept\onal rotton rua;. Low loop wltb akid retl1tant b11ek. Fringed end,, Deautlful mlora - White, Forett Green, Sna Green, Grey, Red, Uose, Turquoise, Yellow. Frost Blue, Ro1e Belle, S•ndaton�. 1 8" 24" 27" 3' x 4' x x 30" x 36" x 48" ______ 5' 6' $1 .29 $1 .95 $2.95 $5.95 $7.95 Boys Si1es 6 to 1 6 BERMUDA SHORTS $2.49 lloy1' "Dan River'' Gin9h1m S PORT S H I RTS suea a A Suit 2 1nd I piece bath mat ,eta. Made of vllool1 r•1· an anti all cotton. Waah, •bit in oil co1on _..,bite and putels. '2-39 _ '2·'5 Speci1ll Men'• Binion SALEI Men'• "819 Yank" STRETCH SOCKS Overall Work Pants Size, 211 to 4t Wlll•� dpper fly, triple otltobed, lull cul ind expertly made. 10 ounce vat dyed blue denim. 69c , ..,.. .... y....... ll'!l OUNCI MEN'S POPLIN W O R K H ATS Smart � 1V"7da1 work bat In - or llibt $1.69 CUR ITY DIAPERS Mon oboorbenl - W11b - - drJ fultr. Ex­ tn111ely IOft. No henu. rol4lln... aa,el and wrln­ kl• Nllatent. II 111 f0 lnduo. II In • poeluoie, '2.99 I pair -.. "llue lell" GIIY COVllT WESTERN ten. 1-elnol>le treated to mote - obowlrl'")Of. $3.75 Soft comfortable Banton tnlt - flt, me, JO tbru JI, Solid colors of tin, lliht blue, U,bl 11''1, ehu-eoal, o1iYt -•• and loden.-n. $1 .98 ,,, Just Received New Shipment IVY TWIST RUGS �.95 Short Sleeve Sport Shirt■ made of Dan River Waab 'JI We �r Plaid Gingham,. Permanent collar stay,. Colorful desqus for Sprin, and Summer wear. to 11. TAN - GREY - GRE'EN - NAVY PIIC IS l.11,NOI Plastic Tape and Nylon Corel Blinds In Same Sizes Rushed To Aid Portland Lad Size$ 29 to 38 waist measure. W1tb 'a WIii' eottoru la ramble cords and polished cotton&, SizN 29 to �. BATH MAT SETS VENETIAN BLINDS Size Size Siu Size Si1e S PORT S H I RTS Sao Our 119 S.loctlon STEEL SLAT ,. 1 , Two ple<:e 1tyle. Short sleeve top i n coat style. Snaps on to matchin 1 boxer wai1t bottom. S izes O to 4 in pastel coJora for boys and eirl1. of patternt. All colon. • yard BOX E R S HO RTS Men's Wash & Weir TODDLERS SIZES A do-it•)'ourself material th■l bu hundred, of use,. 1 1 nlectton Boys Sizes 3 to 6x Special Purchase Gibbs $ 1 .95 proportioned tit, N!inforted crotch, Ion, life pocket■• COLOVIN •':!• SOC $1 ,00 Glrl1' ''PHk-A•loo" MISH WIAVI COTTON PANTIES 2 Sanforized shrunk - cotton twllla or bedlord C!Qrd1 deep roomy pockets, reinforced ,1 sitrain poinlt. SolW, colors - a:rey, tan, loden green. • Matchinc shirts hne dresa shirt type eollar, anchored button,, :yoke back for extra comfort. proportioned 1le1ve lelllllu, 36 Inches wide In a 100d I and runners. Allsorted viscose colors. All first quality rugs in this assortment. FIBERGLAS DRAPES $8 .95 30x,o and cotton patterns, rubberized latex baekin1. Assorted to PLASTIC UPHOLSTERY f'ir,r Aid Wark BeginninlJ Toni1Jhl each Regular 2 for 69c 1 Games were plnyed and r�- 1 freshmenh were &erved by the ' hosts end the co-hoste11se1, Miffs Melanie Brown and Sue A n n Myu,i,. Attending the party were Mar­ ilyn Bissell, Jaoet Bissell, Joht1· ny Newell, Roinaleen Osborne, Norman Ma11ey. Cly,ie MalCey, Vernon Many, Kenneth Rynolds Stanley Welhi. Frank Wells, Mel· anie Brown, Sue Ann Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown, Linda Brown, Da\lld Brown, Nola My­ ers. Donald MyeM, Martin Os­ borne, Tomm)' Osborne, J o y c e ' Frederick, The advisors, Mr. and I Mr1. Donald Osborne, imd the putor, J. P. MUler. Disalle Saves Killer ••ch x 90. Nie• 1el1ctlon of pattern, ind 69c COVEWLS Sanforized •brunt. Siles 38 to IIO. Made with aetlon b■ct . Zips 1n>m top or bottom. Plen!J of room, pockoll. DUNGAREES Touch 11nforlad denim. Triple otltcbed ond reln­ fOttecl. Zipper flJ. Size, 8 to 18, '2.49 lpoclol �l�erfel�s In Pom eroy Open At � �� t�� ��rn•�, "'." �! ose at 5 in the Eve nin g . and Open Satunlay Nights Until 9 ' I ne • al y en t1 n e I \ Dnoted To Tb lnuruu Of TM IKet•..Ma,on .4r• Weather f •ir •Ida lMll• tn11,pe1 9 a rh.11■1r �nl,:hl Plltt,t • ... ro.ler H.. ttalra:l - ..... tz.-M, le,w kiDig:hl Zi-JZ. � 4ul&.. llallllf ..t warmer. :..a NO. 298 Mayor Kenneth McElhinney ,aid today he. for ODIi, la in fav�r ol lighting, tllrough the COUrtl il neceaaary, Middl..rt being fore• ed to build a sewaae treatment plant. Middleport 1buraday w a• denied a renewal of It.a pennlt to dump raw eewage into the Ohio Rlver. 'lbe Obin Pollution Board'• Large size 22 by 4-! Inches Tbkk,Double Thread Batb savmg.,. 1 ' , 1 � Ohla ,, .. ,· g ht Fi o T dy ea R Is t, m er i P ng e pi a um D g Sew Mayor McElhinney, Denied Bath Towels draw dr•perles. Size 50 A PAIR VOL X I I Cannon ! $1 -00 Solid Color Tailored NOW YOU ICNOW ,, , , � 1 o 1 ,· \ , ..t, A ' ' • M----------------------;5c;iP?IE�RlCCOO:PY ��-;� ::=;: ====� ;:: :::; _________________________....:==�;:.�:=.: 1961 7, y, April Pomeroy-Mlddleport, Oblo, Frida Special! BED PILLOWS ' Mude1 acnut f• -,pre:d­ m.11 i.11 to per c.1111; tl the NdJ • � ''fhl � lutmau. Your Shopping Center For Furniture, F loor Coverings and Furnishings For Your Home and Wearing Apparel For Your Family. Open Saturday Ni g ht Until 9 O'clock CYF Enjoyed Party At Home Along River Pinn, Completed f'o� Ma,on Dinner . , ,, MAKE ELB ERFELDS I N POME ROY Twenly-ooe attended the Organ haliooal Meeting, of t� Chn� t1an Youth Fellowship. of 1 h e Houae of Prayer at Chester. � oU'lCtn are aa fol11)1.1 president. Jo Ann Frost . vice president. Maxine Pooler . secre­ tary, Richard Frost ; treasurer Linda Elswick. De\'otW>llS were pre5"nted by the presidetrt. and were asstgne<l to vice president. Mw Pooler. for next week. Refreshment5 will be .served at the home of Mm Frost, im mdiately lollowing the mecling et 7 p.m. kl 7:30 p m. just pre­ l'f.>ding the Evangelistic Service Every youth is invited ____ ,_ � , ."t,-,. , '- ..,_. \ "'\· , • ' "'• r�. -•... • "" .r#-1�_. • l""'----------------------------------------------------------------t 21 Attended Organizationa: Youth Meeting ' .. I i actioo th111 opened lhe door lo Middleport being cited to lhe Ohio Attorney General. Under tenna of Ohio law, the town, if convicted in courts of il­ legally dumping aewage into Ulo river, could be fined $500 per day Mayor McElhlnney testified ye■terday at the Colwnbua hear• iog a, did Dr. T. A. Tarvin of the P'\oyd G. Brown • AAIOc., eo­ gmeering !Inn ol Marlon, 0. The firm was retained by Middleport to perform water analy•il .DI the river here lut August, They leatilied Middleport 0. not polluting the river, •ceording to the lelta, in 11D)' significant amount. Jt waa brought out that tests showed the ertenl ol pollution II Middleport, immediately oflahore from 13 aewer1 preeently empt)'• lng into the ri\ler, was lea thm treated sewage entering the river at Parkersburg, W. Va. The testimony wu ignored by the State Board. rw, ,ddleport. Solicitor Bernard F>JltJ. croas-examined Board wit.- ....., C. A. Ball, eoginffr, of the Stale Deparlmfflt ol Healt'i. and Austin While, U.oanclal con­ ,u)w,I. Whtt. ,.id Middlepo,t could afford to build • plant and collection ,ystem est .. mated to cost approiimately l500,000. A representative of ORSANCO tOblo River SanitaUoo OompactJ tM a■soclaUon of ei:;ht Ohio River-bordering stale.I, alMt atter�r1. The board al■o appro\lll!'d 11 �... oluhon calling oo OllSANCO 1.0 join 11'1 legal ect:IOJ'I ag,unst not only M iddleport, but Pomeroy a-1 well. The board already is in a court contest with Pomeroy as .t result of denying it a pcrnut a year ago. Th.al ca!E! no,,.. pf>nd� m Melp Coool)' Common l'lell Court , � Pomt·niy, lhe d--t'endant, granted time to prepare additional ev► dt'. nl.·t: on 11t· hy Ll mould Mt be compelled to build a tre.atmeal plant and collt-el ion sy!ltem. Also attending the bearing ,-. lnday w&� UILJOCihnaa. Willitm D. Childs. �·• . . ... . .. ... ... I ' ·, . ' . . .. .. . . . . . . .. .. . . . .. . . ... . , . -. ._�.....'\ ,�.;It. \� . , . ... �... ·� --\· "'.!'"'.:"'9. f'•• _.... . · - ... v-, .� . .. ,,. ... • • • ., � ... l;' . ....... ... - -- • J Suggested Beautifica�ion Projec t rnent in <.'O njunclion with Mason County clubs to dre.. up the approach on that side of the river. In return for cooperation from Meigs clubs, permission surely would be gr;;i,nt­ ed f o r an appropriate "Welcome To Ohio" sign to motorists entering l h e bridge bound for Oh io. As the picture proved, the project would be no small, fly-by-night job. Ex­ tensive repaeir is needed on the olo •·toll house'' and in its archway o ver­ head. Broken panes. smashed lamps, and rotting sashes should be replaced. Or the entire toll house structure might be removed, and replaced with concrete work of modernistic design, framed by • landscaped approach. Man y ol our loca l groups frequently look about ro r something of a ' 'rom­ munily nature" to do. The bridge approach exactly !ills the bill. 'A' For Accomplishment Back In the late 1940s the original Fulbrilht educational exchango pro1ram wu widely hailed •• a promising 1tep In lrnpro,lng International under­ ■ta ndlnc. !Ater thb program was bound into the broader Smith-Mundt act aimed at ■tren,thenln& "International co-opera­ tive relation,." I n Ibis framework, this country'■ educational ••change effort bu con• forward for more than a dozen )'eara. Now the original author , J. William Fulbright, chairman of lbe Senate For­ eign llelatlona Commiltee. proposes lo eJtpand th..., •cllvilies and draw them to1ether wilb other, ocattered e«hange programs in the cultural field. He also want& to wipe out rertain legal irritants that now and then hav. tended to ham­ per the effort. Despite handicaps, educational ex­ change, backbone of the program , sePms to ha,e produced solid resuils Altogether , under the Smith-Mundt and Fulbright acts, some 60,000 U. S. and foreign 1ludenta, teachers, profes­ sors, speciNNts and leaders uuch .JS for. eign parliamentarians) have benellted from studies and research here a n d a broad. Those who have thought of the pro­ gram aa aimo,t exclusively a student al­ fair may be surprised to learn t h a t grants have gone lo 10,700 foreign lead­ ers and 1peciallst1, while I . 700 U . S. •P•· ciali,t, have gone abroad . Benelils also have been extended to nearly �.000 for, eign teachers and tdurators, and some 3,000 U ,S. teachers. Over-all , two foreignprs come here for study for every one Amerkan w h o 1oe1 ■broad. The Fulbright part of the p cogram <excluding leaders and specialists) has been 1ubstanlially linanced throug h use of foreign currency accruing to us from sales of surplus war property and rarm products. Dollar amounts Involved have steadi, ly mounted, however , and the annual ap­ propriation by Congress today is in the range of ,25 million. Fulbright puts no 11ew price tag on his plan to unify and enlarge the whole exchange effort. He stresses an intent to make the programs wor k 111ore effec. lively , altract higher ca liber student, and olhen. and thus add vitall y needed enrichment lo the cultura l and educa, lional l ile ol both this nation and its for­ eign friends. Side Glances IT Pl:TU IEll80N TOKYO - <NEA i - Reapon­ sible Japae,e leader, ww1d like the Uni 1,ed SI.ates to believe that the new, postwar Japan is a mon­ ern- democralir ('Otmtry whK"h c11n be relied on as lrM!nd and .ally, A two-week tour, just condud­ � by this c-orrespondenl us a guet1 of the Japall'tR Foreigl, 04 fK·e. reveale. obvmu.l lln!ngth3 and weaknesses To a fi.-.t.-limt: viaitor who �an make only 1upe1·­ hcial oblervations. Japan off•r11 an amm:in(I contras1 of aocWm iind modern. I -- T H E EM ERG Y, AMIUTIOl'lil and friendliness or the 93 million J.ipanese people - who are !ht> rountry's grealesl asset - stand out on every hand. But many 3S­ pe(:la of Japan@te life - whi<·h its people cling to with a fierc". traditional pride - ore right out ,;if past centurit>s. Thi! program of the pre&e11t governmenl of Prime Miniat{'t Hayato Ikeda. who will I o o n rome to Washington, ill to double theee figures in the next ten years. Japan's growth ra� in the last decadf has been 10 to 12 p e r renl . highett ln lM world, at.rl triple that of the United Sl&tet 11le Japanese think they can m a i n i a l n l h i • pheoomenaJ growth and do It withoQt tnnauon. Realm. doubt if they can. A> Th•li is not wrillen with an11 prejudkt" that all the wor1d should be Am@rkani:ted. T h • point is 1hal any people a11 pro­ gre1!li11e as th, .Jepaneiie would like the world lo think they .art! 1 he JAPAN NOW POISFMEI Ille form, al least, of a democratic government. Bui today'15 deml)('­ racy in Japan it (!riUclzed by no less an authority than Dr. Edwin O. Reischauer, recently nominal ed United State. embeuedor to Tokyo. Writing In the Japan Quarterly, Reischauer polntl oot that : "The IN!ll-rtght.eow1 fanaticism of ce�ln intellectual• and stu• dents during the May and June troubles rem!nded me most pain­ fully of the attitude of the young olflcen who in Ibo I- 'knew' that they ...... ril!f,I - they overrode the wiahea of the ma, cy and leading Japan IDIO dilal· trooa mUltary -.... " 'I1lere ii agitation in Japan now for reviskln of the new oonslilu• tion which ""' handed il by the U. S. ocmpation under Gen. Mac­ Arthur. One ..,,._ ot tile revision HeCV'/ at the New Frontier ., ' • Wt:LL WORTH REPEATING Last year 1 14 people. mostly children. died a, the result of misusing the kind ol thin plastic film now generally em­ ployed In dry cleaning bags. A !armed by summary reports of such death, from 49 to �O state health offi. cer,, the National Safety council 11 wise­ ly warning pa rents again to take ex­ treme care to prevent these mishaps. In the eouncil's view, plastic film be, longs with matches, medicines and knives a, things to be kept out of chil­ dren's reach. They have Just one bit o( hard counsel which ought to be broad­ c..t lar and wide; .. p .. 1-._ . . �"'t-l,;, .-;., /\'• procedure than was 111llclpated. And, aince they canDDI poulbly "grow inward,"' Ja the 5el'N that they would actually invade the cranlal cavity, it'a the better part of wisdom to watch and wail Dru -• Dr. Bymaa ap, pr,doleo 1- -- • • • q-- ._. ncnto M I ' • h<•'1 •- ol llio - -'I permll - It -- - •lllul leUer • pMI ..... a.. ner, lie will ..,--a Ill a ed •• lib die allot ..,_ lllltlerl If caerel • -••I alena. For • copy of Dr. jlyman'1 leaf• let "Whal About Cancer!" ,end 10 cent, to Dr. e,mu. earw el. The Gallipolil TrlNne, Ba •• Dept. B, Radio City StaUoa. New York 19, N. V, Q- WII ,.. ..U .. the lrUlh about X..-ays?" aste a 21-- yearold molhe<. "Six yeen ago, when I wu eight monlhl pregnant, I had • stomach X-ny. AIIO, one JUT ago, I had pnewnonu, and l'ffl!ived foor chelt X-ny1. About 1lx ,,_ ago I IWled having - wllh my ript b!UII Whel! I touch II, li feel■ hanl and .,..,_ O>uld thlt -blo bo cau, eel by the X-ray1? Do X-rays cause cancer?" A - Th@re ls no puasible relallonehip between lbe dose of Xny required for &implo dlagDOItic filming and any disease, Ineluding cancer. Furthermore, brealt cancer ill a painlea di!turbance. Quite l ikely the condition nf the bread i1 the result or ----------­ ,ome boalgh eondition ,u<h as 9 Dry In 72 Oil Gu premenstrual tension, readily re. • Ohl 0 lived by ■imple medlcatior•s WeII8 Drilled 1D B CO S Thert were 12 M L U U that promote urinary outflow (dioil and gu weO, dr)lled bi Ohio urelles 1 . durlnl February, die DM1ioll of Q - "I ,..,.i yow utlclo lo G,o� -� report,. which you sugge!ted lhat I rbh The list compiled by Warren on the eyelid may be caused by Calver!, of the 1ub-111ru1CO 1eot­ allerglc aen1itivtt:, to nail poU!h oO IM!Clion, ahows • oil trella, IS eo. -'The Here 's another lor yoo. II I hap, u wells and nine dry bol lely IS u rale •l)prOiilna la e s ceu pen lo rub my eyeo without per cent, considered or very pd,'" Ing my hand, after hsndlllll COW1tle5 anges, my skin itchea like crai;y qys calve� H for days, I think It's tho .i,. or "'"" ocking, with 10: llolmu, f ,pray they put 00 otlllJel thol h••: Perry, !Ive, aad Vllltoa, five. cause■ tht1 minrabltt t!Ondllion. Maybe ,..,•d lib, ID J)l!IB thla in, The bat gas ...0 WII OI tl,o 1. Ander!IOll farm, Monroe Township formation on to your readen." As b, A - I ._..rtalnly would li to. lllabula Count.J. II producecl S million cubic foe! 1 day, '1111 boll oil well, which produc..-ed D .,.... Q - " I llave a cyd on my head ls but my doctor said Jt wa11 notb- re a day, was on the W. Miller ing to be ,oncerned about. Ro farm, Hopewell Townohlp, IItold me that, lf H began to gmw, kingum County. I should let him know. What pu,----- • de, m• 11 ll It's under the bone, COMMON CDl:ft81' can't n grow lnward1 .. The noted American -t■:, 8._ A _ You are fortunate to have ry Wadnorth .._..,.... _.,, who ii e .aOONideraff lluloell Lowell, Oliver and �rvatlv@. Removal ot Holmes' Edward EYll'ltt llld Phllhele t cy,ta ol the scalp oft,n llpt Broob ■II ■re buried la lurns out to be! more formidable Mount Auburn Cemelfll'J' at C-M . ________ ge, __aso ___ Paul Morton, Pre■ident of Can brid nellon, will Lake tht! u wuler· ,. observe 111uu�r ���n mIn• ground "' • DEVOTED l'O INT&llft GI' h mg tee naq,uu. IIEJ:GI III.IION AM& 1be Secretary next will visit 11..,. ., o...... P■III¥ the Page mine of Page Coal • ,_II..,_. ""'7 1111••• -.. � Coke Company, Pagekln, W t • t r..�,. no 11.-.... IL wiaif !.,� WT Virginia, where Warren F. Lea■ r1 lherman. Pres.tent of Page, will lnLIINld •• -'"' •- ...___ 11111 .... .... M f'l■Hte, for 1---� wn.u. �--(n UV.I I di' be thE" C.J Ohl-... the afternoon. the group will vis- .. it the coal cleaniq planl of Unit• ._ "'"'·· "" Y"• Cl.)! ,._ .,.._ ........... "'- 01111'1..... IN' .. ed Slatu Steel Corp., al Gery. ttff •titn 1,111 ■11o1e. • ...i. C ..l:., �,: ... West Virginia, where J. F. Gore. a.,.. --::..=a • Vke l'l'Nklmt. raw malerial1· -., = ho■t. be will rationl-t"OII, ope ••lb- ecretary Uda}} fffffi}} ome T0 ISi·1 State,s CoaI Area v· . Carn1va • ,--------------------= I C level of residual oil imports. which are directly cornpetiti'r'e with ro■i." Byro declared. ''He also has in his department the Bureau of Mineo. the om.. of Coal Research, the Offh.'f of Minerals Mohlll!ation and otller unlb of vital lmportanre to the roal Industry · ' Arrangements for the trip ar.1 being mad@ by the National Coal Auoclatlon in cooperation with the Norfolk and Western Rait• way. The party will leave Wuhlngton April 11 aboard special cani provided b)' the N, • W, Byrd Nllid that after arrival Ir, BlueUeld at, 9: 30 a.m. ' Aprll 12• the party wdl lravel by c-ar to the No. 3 mine, P«ahontu division of 1he Cannl!llon Coal Company, •t Superior, West Virginia, whert • • .\ Chapter Plans Sponsoring On,e SchoIorsh.,p cti.pc,r. ors. me1 Tbur■d.■ -, evnun, at U. MUCIDlc Hall In M)dd)q,or1. wltb Mn. Jack BecbUe, Wortby Matron , in l!:,.,..,t1ne TROPHIES WON - The Mason Grad e School basketball team Is pictured above with trophies won in competition i n the B end Area Grade School basketball league during the past season. With them is the ir championship trophy won in competi­ tion with team s from Clifton, Hartford an d New Haven. Seventeen Mason players woa individual trophies with Eddie Schae kel, Mike Fry, and Sidney Jeffers being named to the all-tournament team. In t h e first row are, left to right, R o n a l d Roush, Mike Fry, Sidney Jeffers, Jimmr Maynard, and Eddie Schaekel. Back row, Dale Johnson , Frank Zuspan, Lesler. Gib bs , Mike Johnson, Dan ny Mitchell, Jimmy Wise Gary Green, Cornell Nease, Mike H arbour, Ea rl Riley. Eddie Burns, a n d Coacn, Charlie Carr. • Ch ""'"' . "' ••,. Mei�Mason Coming Events THAT� MY INCOME TAX ? ' A check.Ing account with ltJ record of upendltmw , • • of la:r: deductible item,, real1y llmplifle■ t.­ �ome tax r@portinf!I'.. A regular or •ped..tl eheekinl account at CITIZENS N ATIONAL BANK. will fit :your encl needs. I, ' Depoaih ln1ured ly F.D.I.C. 3% lnt•rt1t Paid On S■winp liliten s �alional B e, :.-1 � ah SEE YOU R FAV ORI TE ELECTRI C RANGE DEALER NOW = ....:-' IEI EIAl UlCTIII I':: ·:_..-=:- � ... ._::: W.,11n3.,_ i @�@ @W.nC Nl'.NII ©@@��uiJ@ BAKER FURN ITURE LADIES WALK ON AIR IN OUll NIW ..... Whl- Weight TIE Pillo Insole. 11-10. ., ...,,___ P R I G I D.AI R ■ D ELICIOUS FOOD S ERVED I N LO VELY ATMO SPHERE ' r • It eliminates burned food �=I �.:;1:: Hado wol o.J. • Its oven is insulated on all six sides .:.. ..�':.� - .... ·- � B �I • It heats the food. not the kitdleA MIDDLEPORT •• •� • It's easy to keep dean ON THI BIIGHTIST CORNlll IN •� l•• I hk 'w.MlJWJ ah OJJJ c1ww. 'f¾, THE DAILY SENJINB .__.._I __ di•- Tl-! � •.1 1 � � l f r-:i:.. - o� TrE i3 � .'. l i 1 , . •1i fl ':. -1\ f :_ ', �T T�? . RIJr , f'/\ '..N:" ( " ", (' [ t; l, '. i ,--r.u;;;, ,_ '° lH! NiW "&l(F'Scl"? --..•NO'I" 50 SOLi/EN']'., �L•·NOT SO iOl,.VStr! I Plana were made to apc:mor a local 11rl applying for the ESI"A· RL Scholar,bip. Mr, Charin Bffl. nett, Allen Hugba. and Mn:. Jamet Clatworthy were named ., ■ cornmllt.N in COMK'UOll wilh thlll matt.r. Invilationl lo attend mapectiool et neighboring chapl.en were read u follow■: Chelhire on April 15, Pomeroy Clll May 2. Belpre on .t.pril rt. Ames\lillt oo April %1, Matamoras oo May S, 'lbea on April 21 and Bartlett oo A pril lf. An aJlllOlmCl!ll)&f waa made of the Or.& Circle meetina: at New Matamor� on April IO. All Past Matron, IJDCt UNI and all Line Officen are invited lo 1ltald. Matamoru chapter will bP. boltetll f?" the day and • potluck dinner will be held at 1 P- m. Officen pro-teming for the rituali1Uc worll: were Mn. Alim Hughe,, Mn. M. L. Fttncb and Mr,. Will Reyoolds. After the meeting c•b and cxiffee were ,erved by Mn. Btthtle. ...L.-- Q_.,, Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , April 7, UNJ l ,3 A n-ad,ni. '•Life Shoukl Hnt � ang,ng Of "' M ,« '·" ,oodud« u,. """''"'' MOO re<.r..ivnono Wotnen's Roles lffVed i,, the -- A, ..,,,., l,ndi<. 0 ...,. the abow Program Theme and Mrs Jarob &hU\ing ano "Womall C'n..i.a(l:Jnl Fk,}efi ' ' w;u d1tu�hlt-r M r i HIC'hard '-..4K"illl the topic of the dt-votlORI arid yro \1r� Huwi.rd H1n-hhe1d iLOi.l Mr:, gram preaented al the April meet - John Colwell .U of Rutland. ing ol lht WSCS of the Asbury I M tlhodi1t Church Syraf"ll.Ml held WednNday evf.nrng at th@ homtti CJf Mn. Carl Hemng, Rullanti. I Mn. Alice C,11pehart prn1ded at the mttting which OJ)enNI with de­ Yotion1 by Mn. Dana \l.'lnPbrenner. P�ipatlng . in th@- projlram APRll. 1 �re M m Mare1a Ka rT, M r,. 'Jbtre will � a l.i:1d ie1 baJ.ke' Will i.-,n Houd.uhe-lt Mn. C. B hall gamt: Aµr1l 7 al the RinrWeese, Mn. Royal Thoma, and view acbool ■t 7 30 p. m. · ·ni. Mn. Herring. A panel discuHioo Lady Rocktlles'" will play t I- f oooclooed the program. A book re- "Chester Hot Sholl" with .■ men·• 'f'iew on " New Nations, Old Prob- g&rrM' following Rt-fr uhrneot1 �:" Wal given by Mn. William will be 10ld. P;oceed■ le .. .-, Eiclunger. the PTA, APRIL ti Durfflg the bu,;lneu tenion. 21 shut-in can. were reported. A re- The Daughlen of Ruth eta,.-: ol port 00 the dlltricl mttting held the United Methodist <lnuril will Tuelday ill Porwnouth wu (liven : meet Monday altttooon al the by M ill KarT. A Lenten offering Genheimtt home. Mulbttry A ve., wu taken. MW Karr. Mn. Mel- with Millet Augu.ta ud Ada vin Grimm and Mn. Went were Gtnheimer as 11o,1...., named 81 the nominating comAPKIL 11 m ;u.. and Mr■. William Eichlng- The Americn Legion Aiwllary er, Mn. John Sauvage. and Mr■. No. 263 will meet Tuetday, April William Houduhe}t on lbe pro- 11 at 7:30 at the Ill. 11 1 r l a la gram oommitttt. I Baptist Cliurch, MJddkltort, Lea:dint $a MOW 15 IS MAKt"1CS OUT MTlf ·' • 2 Outdoor Hops Planned To Aid New Hospital ONLY A nrll' J- real­ lots see the fallacy of thb <Olllen­ tioo. which is right out of Japan•• ancient past. Today there are far closer cultural, political and ec-­ onomic ties between the United States and Japan than between Japan and Red China. And fl')od Japane..,Amerlcan n,latiolll .,.m destined t.o grow. a, - ,__ e,,,.... M, D. • mother Mr, � Mrs. Keith Walton have /, s returned to Columbu, after a short slay hero with the James Ruth famlly, Bill Diets spent Sunday with tht. AS R. E. Williama family. I W HINGTON - U. S. SenaMn. AID Cctutty II In Parkers tor Robert C. B,rd <D-W.Va, ) a11 burg vlllllng her daught,r, Mr■. 1 nounced today that Secretary of 1 the Interior Stewart . Udall, 1<' Armeda Sandy. L Mn. Charles No,r� end baby of <'OfflP"nled by ofncl•I■ from �., NorwaIll vlalted here Monday with De�rtment, wlll vi!!ll eoel minMrs. Mary Watloce and family. inl' propertift In Wttl Virginu• Mr. and Mn. �rt Reed o( on April 12 . By rd'■ invttaUon wa1 Pomeroy recently v1s1ted al the accepted t,y Secrt!tsry Ud,11 al • 111 Humphrey F'arm■. a meeting In Byrd's office Mr,. Paul Nichol&, Mn. Gamet Janua ry 5· John!IDR and Mn. Evelyn Spe� Other, in the mine visit party wert al Barlow fllurtday Mrt. Patty Dunfee and BIUy ol. will lnclude Senator Jenninp Ran• F Little H1cldn1 ""re here Tue!lda-,. dolph j().W.Va. � ; Sttphen -- -·- · ----- Dunn ' Pnmdent o( the Nltlonat CO.I AllociaOOil; Stuart SlooI den, Pretldenl ot lhe Norfolk a,ad · .......,..__ n-• Wntem RaifW•" -J • and •~r tative1 of the United MiM Work· en ol AJn«ica. �nator Byrd ■lso uld that Wetl Virginia Governor W. W. Barron hu a«epted ,11n Invita­ tion to meet the party in Blue­ field and wiU acrompany It for part of lho day. Byrd hu iaviled member■ ol the West V ir&inie Congreulonal deleption to join tbe party al Bluefleld. " 1 am delighted that Secretary Udall ha, tel aakie the !Jim in his alnadJ crowded achedule 1G \'isil coal mtning areu of tht llrltll coal produdna - in the ...,.,.. Sentlor Byro oaid •"11,J, - that the fully ..... of the im1 ' ...._.. of 111o eoa1 todu■try "' the natk>nal fll'OIIOfflJ. "'I am puilcularly ple11td ■l the Sec"""'7'• viii!, � hll dullN pnbably ... ..... -t, _.... ..... the - lndt,■, tr, and Ito ftlfaN Ulu IN of - - blp offidall .. tht - -- Ills ....n,, - bas dincl - .... Ibo / Today's Medical Re,JOrt r _,, .. .. ,;. •r' : ,cietv ��otes would be lo let Japan have stron1:,1. er deft'nse forcea and lo develop it!I own miails and nudtRr weapons. Jap,lln already ha& • (.'Ontract lo bulld its own "'Cen­ tury" series jet ril,hters If Japan ever has to make the decisioa to ,upport the We,t In the PaciOc, it will need •uch modern arma­ ments Un the otner hand, JRpane,e liberall and inteUectual• inllst that tbe t"Onltitutioa II I good one tnd lhould not be chan&ed. T h • Soclalllu openly ■dwcale """'· in& ,_ a oeutrtl Every place thil writer went • ,_, he •• handed the .... menl that the - cullunl lies i>etwMI the J- ... � � ■hould bl �­ ened by closer lrade and polltical relation& with CommU11ist China. waget go up and the (Wflanr Lr ('onsumer goo<b and servil"e2i tr• crea� It would be only natur11I for pric..'t6 to rise. And the Japa nete yen, which, wu two t&J I.he dollar before the war and is now :t80 to thP doUar, may :suffer more. will nol fortver put up with w11ge levels. work.uqi condilions, hous­ in& end living conditions so year ... behind the tJrne,. Western dress is appearing more a11d more, partirularly on men. Bui: when thity go home. 311 Japane,e men and women don kimonos The rationalltalion 1a l h a t the picturesque kimona keep& the arms and legs warm in unheated Japanese house&. Even so, Japan now baa t h e highest standard in Alia, hlghet· than Africa and Latin Americ't, -and the equal ol 1U but a f e w countries m Europe. Ja�i: ll"OA national product Wt year was $4Cl billion, per capita income Few American, are likely to question these purposes or doubt the clear evi­ dence of c1ccomplishment up to now. "When a plastic bag has served Its Intended use, tear it up, tie it in a knot, or belier yet , destroy ii completely." . ville bul now of Hockinijport ar@ IOfl, Gary, returned Monday to ennoundna: the bh·th ol a aon on lh,lr home in Columbu� after a Aprtl I. .everal days vl11it here wllh lhe Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barr who Walton. Wall.act! famllies. livll' on lhe- Pickens farm ail He@ds- Mn. Mary NidlOI•. Lyte, Nor11ille aN' arandparmls. mu nnd C.urnle, and M .- , and Mrs. Mr. and Mn John DuJ)re, who Mr. and Mr11 r. H RandolJ)h James 8ranmm and Paul Detm. _ 1ti-.. le11dien in tht> rairborn. Ohk>I spent Sunday In Cohunbu 1 with wel'e 111 Vl1K"ent Sunday le visit tK.·hool• apent tM Eaeter vacalion Mr. ■nd Mr1. John Morgan Mrs. Nit'hola parenlt, Mr. and : here with her parent■, Mr and M u. Tri!MII' Strlhem or Long Mn. A. N. MrGregor. l Rollom WH a Mr1. AMn kefd. bt111inf'U •i�itor M r. and M rs. c.. E . Hum,,.,rey .o. Mr. and Mn. M1nln Hrtaer hen! Monday. returnl!tt Sunday rrom Cleveland and family have �turned lo their Mr and Mrs. Lf.slil! Robi111W, where they "lsi1ed their daughte r, home in Toledo aner ■pt'ndinK the Brenda and BevPrly, ha,;@ ffiUl"R• Mr. ■nd Mn. J,. R. StoM' and fam. weekNici wllh the BiR-Helz.er ed lo their home- in Cantoo aflt>r Uy. faml1ll1. ■ weekend vi1lt h•r• with ltw I.. Mr, and Mr1. J. D. SISIO!l and I Mr, and Mrs Don Putru1m < Mar• 8, SIHon family. aon, Davy, were weekend vitilors B•rrl formerly GI Reed•- Mr. and Mra. Gary Walton 1md in CoolviUt with Mn. Siaon'• ��- Reedsville Social Notes i....clCl'iTe Japan Likes To Be Coun ted As Demo cratic CQMMINTATING, EDITORIALLY We surmise that beautification , per. hap, more IJNperly termed, mainten­ ance, Of the approach to the Pomeroy­ Muon brtdCe on the West Vlrginia 1ide b a Mo1Urtain Slate obligation. T h e bridge Itself is in the rare of Ohio's De­ partmom of Hij:hways. M reported (by picture) Thursday in The Daily Sentinel , the West Virginia approach ocenery provides lillle to gen­ eral• pride, Conversely, it suggests in­ alead that the approach ia an entirety iguored oection of landscape , We are approaching the season when tourists come into our Meigs-Mason area in ever-increasing numbers. ts there a 111ore worthy project than rejuvenation of that approach? A fallen sign at the approach had been lnatalled by t h e West Virginia Garden Clubs. ll welcomed travelers Cl'Ollin& tile bridge into West Virginia, Tllen,fore, we would 1uuest that Meigo County Garden clubl initiate a move- . WASHINGTON COLUMN Xlae Baily Sen tinel ............ �... - .. $6.99 THE SHOE aox· FIPME .... ............ McCULLOU GH'S SEEDS Con,---ROWLEY AND REED HARDWARE ., ' N. S� A� ,. MIDDLl� -t \1 a • the -Hvtpo!At­ •-lffl ... LBSS PMIICO l"f F l.!!!.I �.....;1 � ELECTRIC co. 101.\IM•w• AND ■ ev, ......... I fa!HIO lll1.ACT11i1C COMPANf �·• . . ... . .. ... ... I ' ·, . ' . . .. .. . . . . . . .. .. . . . .. . . ... . , . -. ._�.....'\ ,�.;It. \� . , . ... �... ·� --\· "'.!'"'.:"'9. f'•• _.... . · - ... v-, .� . .. ,,. ... • • • ., � ... l;' . ....... ... - -- • J Suggested Beautifica�ion Projec t rnent in <.'O njunclion with Mason County clubs to dre.. up the approach on that side of the river. In return for cooperation from Meigs clubs, permission surely would be gr;;i,nt­ ed f o r an appropriate "Welcome To Ohio" sign to motorists entering l h e bridge bound for Oh io. As the picture proved, the project would be no small, fly-by-night job. Ex­ tensive repaeir is needed on the olo •·toll house'' and in its archway o ver­ head. Broken panes. smashed lamps, and rotting sashes should be replaced. Or the entire toll house structure might be removed, and replaced with concrete work of modernistic design, framed by • landscaped approach. Man y ol our loca l groups frequently look about ro r something of a ' 'rom­ munily nature" to do. The bridge approach exactly !ills the bill. 'A' For Accomplishment Back In the late 1940s the original Fulbrilht educational exchango pro1ram wu widely hailed •• a promising 1tep In lrnpro,lng International under­ ■ta ndlnc. !Ater thb program was bound into the broader Smith-Mundt act aimed at ■tren,thenln& "International co-opera­ tive relation,." I n Ibis framework, this country'■ educational ••change effort bu con• forward for more than a dozen )'eara. Now the original author , J. William Fulbright, chairman of lbe Senate For­ eign llelatlona Commiltee. proposes lo eJtpand th..., •cllvilies and draw them to1ether wilb other, ocattered e«hange programs in the cultural field. He also want& to wipe out rertain legal irritants that now and then hav. tended to ham­ per the effort. Despite handicaps, educational ex­ change, backbone of the program , sePms to ha,e produced solid resuils Altogether , under the Smith-Mundt and Fulbright acts, some 60,000 U. S. and foreign 1ludenta, teachers, profes­ sors, speciNNts and leaders uuch .JS for. eign parliamentarians) have benellted from studies and research here a n d a broad. Those who have thought of the pro­ gram aa aimo,t exclusively a student al­ fair may be surprised to learn t h a t grants have gone lo 10,700 foreign lead­ ers and 1peciallst1, while I . 700 U . S. •P•· ciali,t, have gone abroad . Benelils also have been extended to nearly �.000 for, eign teachers and tdurators, and some 3,000 U ,S. teachers. Over-all , two foreignprs come here for study for every one Amerkan w h o 1oe1 ■broad. The Fulbright part of the p cogram <excluding leaders and specialists) has been 1ubstanlially linanced throug h use of foreign currency accruing to us from sales of surplus war property and rarm products. Dollar amounts Involved have steadi, ly mounted, however , and the annual ap­ propriation by Congress today is in the range of ,25 million. Fulbright puts no 11ew price tag on his plan to unify and enlarge the whole exchange effort. He stresses an intent to make the programs wor k 111ore effec. lively , altract higher ca liber student, and olhen. and thus add vitall y needed enrichment lo the cultura l and educa, lional l ile ol both this nation and its for­ eign friends. Side Glances IT Pl:TU IEll80N TOKYO - <NEA i - Reapon­ sible Japae,e leader, ww1d like the Uni 1,ed SI.ates to believe that the new, postwar Japan is a mon­ ern- democralir ('Otmtry whK"h c11n be relied on as lrM!nd and .ally, A two-week tour, just condud­ � by this c-orrespondenl us a guet1 of the Japall'tR Foreigl, 04 fK·e. reveale. obvmu.l lln!ngth3 and weaknesses To a fi.-.t.-limt: viaitor who �an make only 1upe1·­ hcial oblervations. Japan off•r11 an amm:in(I contras1 of aocWm iind modern. I -- T H E EM ERG Y, AMIUTIOl'lil and friendliness or the 93 million J.ipanese people - who are !ht> rountry's grealesl asset - stand out on every hand. But many 3S­ pe(:la of Japan@te life - whi<·h its people cling to with a fierc". traditional pride - ore right out ,;if past centurit>s. Thi! program of the pre&e11t governmenl of Prime Miniat{'t Hayato Ikeda. who will I o o n rome to Washington, ill to double theee figures in the next ten years. Japan's growth ra� in the last decadf has been 10 to 12 p e r renl . highett ln lM world, at.rl triple that of the United Sl&tet 11le Japanese think they can m a i n i a l n l h i • pheoomenaJ growth and do It withoQt tnnauon. Realm. doubt if they can. A> Th•li is not wrillen with an11 prejudkt" that all the wor1d should be Am@rkani:ted. T h • point is 1hal any people a11 pro­ gre1!li11e as th, .Jepaneiie would like the world lo think they .art! 1 he JAPAN NOW POISFMEI Ille form, al least, of a democratic government. Bui today'15 deml)('­ racy in Japan it (!riUclzed by no less an authority than Dr. Edwin O. Reischauer, recently nominal ed United State. embeuedor to Tokyo. Writing In the Japan Quarterly, Reischauer polntl oot that : "The IN!ll-rtght.eow1 fanaticism of ce�ln intellectual• and stu• dents during the May and June troubles rem!nded me most pain­ fully of the attitude of the young olflcen who in Ibo I- 'knew' that they ...... ril!f,I - they overrode the wiahea of the ma, cy and leading Japan IDIO dilal· trooa mUltary -.... " 'I1lere ii agitation in Japan now for reviskln of the new oonslilu• tion which ""' handed il by the U. S. ocmpation under Gen. Mac­ Arthur. One ..,,._ ot tile revision HeCV'/ at the New Frontier ., ' • Wt:LL WORTH REPEATING Last year 1 14 people. mostly children. died a, the result of misusing the kind ol thin plastic film now generally em­ ployed In dry cleaning bags. A !armed by summary reports of such death, from 49 to �O state health offi. cer,, the National Safety council 11 wise­ ly warning pa rents again to take ex­ treme care to prevent these mishaps. In the eouncil's view, plastic film be, longs with matches, medicines and knives a, things to be kept out of chil­ dren's reach. They have Just one bit o( hard counsel which ought to be broad­ c..t lar and wide; .. p .. 1-._ . . �"'t-l,;, .-;., /\'• procedure than was 111llclpated. And, aince they canDDI poulbly "grow inward,"' Ja the 5el'N that they would actually invade the cranlal cavity, it'a the better part of wisdom to watch and wail Dru -• Dr. Bymaa ap, pr,doleo 1- -- • • • q-- ._. ncnto M I ' • h<•'1 •- ol llio - -'I permll - It -- - •lllul leUer • pMI ..... a.. ner, lie will ..,--a Ill a ed •• lib die allot ..,_ lllltlerl If caerel • -••I alena. For • copy of Dr. jlyman'1 leaf• let "Whal About Cancer!" ,end 10 cent, to Dr. e,mu. earw el. The Gallipolil TrlNne, Ba •• Dept. B, Radio City StaUoa. New York 19, N. V, Q- WII ,.. ..U .. the lrUlh about X..-ays?" aste a 21-- yearold molhe<. "Six yeen ago, when I wu eight monlhl pregnant, I had • stomach X-ny. AIIO, one JUT ago, I had pnewnonu, and l'ffl!ived foor chelt X-ny1. About 1lx ,,_ ago I IWled having - wllh my ript b!UII Whel! I touch II, li feel■ hanl and .,..,_ O>uld thlt -blo bo cau, eel by the X-ray1? Do X-rays cause cancer?" A - Th@re ls no puasible relallonehip between lbe dose of Xny required for &implo dlagDOItic filming and any disease, Ineluding cancer. Furthermore, brealt cancer ill a painlea di!turbance. Quite l ikely the condition nf the bread i1 the result or ----------­ ,ome boalgh eondition ,u<h as 9 Dry In 72 Oil Gu premenstrual tension, readily re. • Ohl 0 lived by ■imple medlcatior•s WeII8 Drilled 1D B CO S Thert were 12 M L U U that promote urinary outflow (dioil and gu weO, dr)lled bi Ohio urelles 1 . durlnl February, die DM1ioll of Q - "I ,..,.i yow utlclo lo G,o� -� report,. which you sugge!ted lhat I rbh The list compiled by Warren on the eyelid may be caused by Calver!, of the 1ub-111ru1CO 1eot­ allerglc aen1itivtt:, to nail poU!h oO IM!Clion, ahows • oil trella, IS eo. -'The Here 's another lor yoo. II I hap, u wells and nine dry bol lely IS u rale •l)prOiilna la e s ceu pen lo rub my eyeo without per cent, considered or very pd,'" Ing my hand, after hsndlllll COW1tle5 anges, my skin itchea like crai;y qys calve� H for days, I think It's tho .i,. or "'"" ocking, with 10: llolmu, f ,pray they put 00 otlllJel thol h••: Perry, !Ive, aad Vllltoa, five. cause■ tht1 minrabltt t!Ondllion. Maybe ,..,•d lib, ID J)l!IB thla in, The bat gas ...0 WII OI tl,o 1. Ander!IOll farm, Monroe Township formation on to your readen." As b, A - I ._..rtalnly would li to. lllabula Count.J. II producecl S million cubic foe! 1 day, '1111 boll oil well, which produc..-ed D .,.... Q - " I llave a cyd on my head ls but my doctor said Jt wa11 notb- re a day, was on the W. Miller ing to be ,oncerned about. Ro farm, Hopewell Townohlp, IItold me that, lf H began to gmw, kingum County. I should let him know. What pu,----- • de, m• 11 ll It's under the bone, COMMON CDl:ft81' can't n grow lnward1 .. The noted American -t■:, 8._ A _ You are fortunate to have ry Wadnorth .._..,.... _.,, who ii e .aOONideraff lluloell Lowell, Oliver and �rvatlv@. Removal ot Holmes' Edward EYll'ltt llld Phllhele t cy,ta ol the scalp oft,n llpt Broob ■II ■re buried la lurns out to be! more formidable Mount Auburn Cemelfll'J' at C-M . ________ ge, __aso ___ Paul Morton, Pre■ident of Can brid nellon, will Lake tht! u wuler· ,. observe 111uu�r ���n mIn• ground "' • DEVOTED l'O INT&llft GI' h mg tee naq,uu. IIEJ:GI III.IION AM& 1be Secretary next will visit 11..,. ., o...... P■III¥ the Page mine of Page Coal • ,_II..,_. ""'7 1111••• -.. � Coke Company, Pagekln, W t • t r..�,. no 11.-.... IL wiaif !.,� WT Virginia, where Warren F. Lea■ r1 lherman. Pres.tent of Page, will lnLIINld •• -'"' •- ...___ 11111 .... .... M f'l■Hte, for 1---� wn.u. �--(n UV.I I di' be thE" C.J Ohl-... the afternoon. the group will vis- .. it the coal cleaniq planl of Unit• ._ "'"'·· "" Y"• Cl.)! ,._ .,.._ ........... "'- 01111'1..... IN' .. ed Slatu Steel Corp., al Gery. ttff •titn 1,111 ■11o1e. • ...i. C ..l:., �,: ... West Virginia, where J. F. Gore. a.,.. --::..=a • Vke l'l'Nklmt. raw malerial1· -., = ho■t. be will rationl-t"OII, ope ••lb- ecretary Uda}} fffffi}} ome T0 ISi·1 State,s CoaI Area v· . Carn1va • ,--------------------= I C level of residual oil imports. which are directly cornpetiti'r'e with ro■i." Byro declared. ''He also has in his department the Bureau of Mineo. the om.. of Coal Research, the Offh.'f of Minerals Mohlll!ation and otller unlb of vital lmportanre to the roal Industry · ' Arrangements for the trip ar.1 being mad@ by the National Coal Auoclatlon in cooperation with the Norfolk and Western Rait• way. The party will leave Wuhlngton April 11 aboard special cani provided b)' the N, • W, Byrd Nllid that after arrival Ir, BlueUeld at, 9: 30 a.m. ' Aprll 12• the party wdl lravel by c-ar to the No. 3 mine, P«ahontu division of 1he Cannl!llon Coal Company, •t Superior, West Virginia, whert • • .\ Chapter Plans Sponsoring On,e SchoIorsh.,p cti.pc,r. ors. me1 Tbur■d.■ -, evnun, at U. MUCIDlc Hall In M)dd)q,or1. wltb Mn. Jack BecbUe, Wortby Matron , in l!:,.,..,t1ne TROPHIES WON - The Mason Grad e School basketball team Is pictured above with trophies won in competition i n the B end Area Grade School basketball league during the past season. With them is the ir championship trophy won in competi­ tion with team s from Clifton, Hartford an d New Haven. Seventeen Mason players woa individual trophies with Eddie Schae kel, Mike Fry, and Sidney Jeffers being named to the all-tournament team. In t h e first row are, left to right, R o n a l d Roush, Mike Fry, Sidney Jeffers, Jimmr Maynard, and Eddie Schaekel. Back row, Dale Johnson , Frank Zuspan, Lesler. Gib bs , Mike Johnson, Dan ny Mitchell, Jimmy Wise Gary Green, Cornell Nease, Mike H arbour, Ea rl Riley. Eddie Burns, a n d Coacn, Charlie Carr. • Ch ""'"' . "' ••,. Mei�Mason Coming Events THAT� MY INCOME TAX ? ' A check.Ing account with ltJ record of upendltmw , • • of la:r: deductible item,, real1y llmplifle■ t.­ �ome tax r@portinf!I'.. A regular or •ped..tl eheekinl account at CITIZENS N ATIONAL BANK. will fit :your encl needs. I, ' Depoaih ln1ured ly F.D.I.C. 3% lnt•rt1t Paid On S■winp liliten s �alional B e, :.-1 � ah SEE YOU R FAV ORI TE ELECTRI C RANGE DEALER NOW = ....:-' IEI EIAl UlCTIII I':: ·:_..-=:- � ... ._::: W.,11n3.,_ i @�@ @W.nC Nl'.NII ©@@��uiJ@ BAKER FURN ITURE LADIES WALK ON AIR IN OUll NIW ..... Whl- Weight TIE Pillo Insole. 11-10. ., ...,,___ P R I G I D.AI R ■ D ELICIOUS FOOD S ERVED I N LO VELY ATMO SPHERE ' r • It eliminates burned food �=I �.:;1:: Hado wol o.J. • Its oven is insulated on all six sides .:.. ..�':.� - .... ·- � B �I • It heats the food. not the kitdleA MIDDLEPORT •• •� • It's easy to keep dean ON THI BIIGHTIST CORNlll IN •� l•• I hk 'w.MlJWJ ah OJJJ c1ww. 'f¾, THE DAILY SENJINB .__.._I __ di•- Tl-! � •.1 1 � � l f r-:i:.. - o� TrE i3 � .'. l i 1 , . •1i fl ':. -1\ f :_ ', �T T�? . RIJr , f'/\ '..N:" ( " ", (' [ t; l, '. i ,--r.u;;;, ,_ '° lH! NiW "&l(F'Scl"? --..•NO'I" 50 SOLi/EN']'., �L•·NOT SO iOl,.VStr! I Plana were made to apc:mor a local 11rl applying for the ESI"A· RL Scholar,bip. Mr, Charin Bffl. nett, Allen Hugba. and Mn:. Jamet Clatworthy were named ., ■ cornmllt.N in COMK'UOll wilh thlll matt.r. Invilationl lo attend mapectiool et neighboring chapl.en were read u follow■: Chelhire on April 15, Pomeroy Clll May 2. Belpre on .t.pril rt. Ames\lillt oo April %1, Matamoras oo May S, 'lbea on April 21 and Bartlett oo A pril lf. An aJlllOlmCl!ll)&f waa made of the Or.& Circle meetina: at New Matamor� on April IO. All Past Matron, IJDCt UNI and all Line Officen are invited lo 1ltald. Matamoru chapter will bP. boltetll f?" the day and • potluck dinner will be held at 1 P- m. Officen pro-teming for the rituali1Uc worll: were Mn. Alim Hughe,, Mn. M. L. Fttncb and Mr,. Will Reyoolds. After the meeting c•b and cxiffee were ,erved by Mn. Btthtle. ...L.-- Q_.,, Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , April 7, UNJ l ,3 A n-ad,ni. '•Life Shoukl Hnt � ang,ng Of "' M ,« '·" ,oodud« u,. """''"'' MOO re<.r..ivnono Wotnen's Roles lffVed i,, the -- A, ..,,,., l,ndi<. 0 ...,. the abow Program Theme and Mrs Jarob &hU\ing ano "Womall C'n..i.a(l:Jnl Fk,}efi ' ' w;u d1tu�hlt-r M r i HIC'hard '-..4K"illl the topic of the dt-votlORI arid yro \1r� Huwi.rd H1n-hhe1d iLOi.l Mr:, gram preaented al the April meet - John Colwell .U of Rutland. ing ol lht WSCS of the Asbury I M tlhodi1t Church Syraf"ll.Ml held WednNday evf.nrng at th@ homtti CJf Mn. Carl Hemng, Rullanti. I Mn. Alice C,11pehart prn1ded at the mttting which OJ)enNI with de­ Yotion1 by Mn. Dana \l.'lnPbrenner. P�ipatlng . in th@- projlram APRll. 1 �re M m Mare1a Ka rT, M r,. 'Jbtre will � a l.i:1d ie1 baJ.ke' Will i.-,n Houd.uhe-lt Mn. C. B hall gamt: Aµr1l 7 al the RinrWeese, Mn. Royal Thoma, and view acbool ■t 7 30 p. m. · ·ni. Mn. Herring. A panel discuHioo Lady Rocktlles'" will play t I- f oooclooed the program. A book re- "Chester Hot Sholl" with .■ men·• 'f'iew on " New Nations, Old Prob- g&rrM' following Rt-fr uhrneot1 �:" Wal given by Mn. William will be 10ld. P;oceed■ le .. .-, Eiclunger. the PTA, APRIL ti Durfflg the bu,;lneu tenion. 21 shut-in can. were reported. A re- The Daughlen of Ruth eta,.-: ol port 00 the dlltricl mttting held the United Methodist <lnuril will Tuelday ill Porwnouth wu (liven : meet Monday altttooon al the by M ill KarT. A Lenten offering Genheimtt home. Mulbttry A ve., wu taken. MW Karr. Mn. Mel- with Millet Augu.ta ud Ada vin Grimm and Mn. Went were Gtnheimer as 11o,1...., named 81 the nominating comAPKIL 11 m ;u.. and Mr■. William Eichlng- The Americn Legion Aiwllary er, Mn. John Sauvage. and Mr■. No. 263 will meet Tuetday, April William Houduhe}t on lbe pro- 11 at 7:30 at the Ill. 11 1 r l a la gram oommitttt. I Baptist Cliurch, MJddkltort, Lea:dint $a MOW 15 IS MAKt"1CS OUT MTlf ·' • 2 Outdoor Hops Planned To Aid New Hospital ONLY A nrll' J- real­ lots see the fallacy of thb <Olllen­ tioo. which is right out of Japan•• ancient past. Today there are far closer cultural, political and ec-­ onomic ties between the United States and Japan than between Japan and Red China. And fl')od Japane..,Amerlcan n,latiolll .,.m destined t.o grow. a, - ,__ e,,,.... M, D. • mother Mr, � Mrs. Keith Walton have /, s returned to Columbu, after a short slay hero with the James Ruth famlly, Bill Diets spent Sunday with tht. AS R. E. Williama family. I W HINGTON - U. S. SenaMn. AID Cctutty II In Parkers tor Robert C. B,rd <D-W.Va, ) a11 burg vlllllng her daught,r, Mr■. 1 nounced today that Secretary of 1 the Interior Stewart . Udall, 1<' Armeda Sandy. L Mn. Charles No,r� end baby of <'OfflP"nled by ofncl•I■ from �., NorwaIll vlalted here Monday with De�rtment, wlll vi!!ll eoel minMrs. Mary Watloce and family. inl' propertift In Wttl Virginu• Mr. and Mn. �rt Reed o( on April 12 . By rd'■ invttaUon wa1 Pomeroy recently v1s1ted al the accepted t,y Secrt!tsry Ud,11 al • 111 Humphrey F'arm■. a meeting In Byrd's office Mr,. Paul Nichol&, Mn. Gamet Janua ry 5· John!IDR and Mn. Evelyn Spe� Other, in the mine visit party wert al Barlow fllurtday Mrt. Patty Dunfee and BIUy ol. will lnclude Senator Jenninp Ran• F Little H1cldn1 ""re here Tue!lda-,. dolph j().W.Va. � ; Sttphen -- -·- · ----- Dunn ' Pnmdent o( the Nltlonat CO.I AllociaOOil; Stuart SlooI den, Pretldenl ot lhe Norfolk a,ad · .......,..__ n-• Wntem RaifW•" -J • and •~r tative1 of the United MiM Work· en ol AJn«ica. �nator Byrd ■lso uld that Wetl Virginia Governor W. W. Barron hu a«epted ,11n Invita­ tion to meet the party in Blue­ field and wiU acrompany It for part of lho day. Byrd hu iaviled member■ ol the West V ir&inie Congreulonal deleption to join tbe party al Bluefleld. " 1 am delighted that Secretary Udall ha, tel aakie the !Jim in his alnadJ crowded achedule 1G \'isil coal mtning areu of tht llrltll coal produdna - in the ...,.,.. Sentlor Byro oaid •"11,J, - that the fully ..... of the im1 ' ...._.. of 111o eoa1 todu■try "' the natk>nal fll'OIIOfflJ. "'I am puilcularly ple11td ■l the Sec"""'7'• viii!, � hll dullN pnbably ... ..... -t, _.... ..... the - lndt,■, tr, and Ito ftlfaN Ulu IN of - - blp offidall .. tht - -- Ills ....n,, - bas dincl - .... Ibo / Today's Medical Re,JOrt r _,, .. .. ,;. •r' : ,cietv ��otes would be lo let Japan have stron1:,1. er deft'nse forcea and lo develop it!I own miails and nudtRr weapons. Jap,lln already ha& • (.'Ontract lo bulld its own "'Cen­ tury" series jet ril,hters If Japan ever has to make the decisioa to ,upport the We,t In the PaciOc, it will need •uch modern arma­ ments Un the otner hand, JRpane,e liberall and inteUectual• inllst that tbe t"Onltitutioa II I good one tnd lhould not be chan&ed. T h • Soclalllu openly ■dwcale """'· in& ,_ a oeutrtl Every place thil writer went • ,_, he •• handed the .... menl that the - cullunl lies i>etwMI the J- ... � � ■hould bl �­ ened by closer lrade and polltical relation& with CommU11ist China. waget go up and the (Wflanr Lr ('onsumer goo<b and servil"e2i tr• crea� It would be only natur11I for pric..'t6 to rise. And the Japa nete yen, which, wu two t&J I.he dollar before the war and is now :t80 to thP doUar, may :suffer more. will nol fortver put up with w11ge levels. work.uqi condilions, hous­ in& end living conditions so year ... behind the tJrne,. Western dress is appearing more a11d more, partirularly on men. Bui: when thity go home. 311 Japane,e men and women don kimonos The rationalltalion 1a l h a t the picturesque kimona keep& the arms and legs warm in unheated Japanese house&. Even so, Japan now baa t h e highest standard in Alia, hlghet· than Africa and Latin Americ't, -and the equal ol 1U but a f e w countries m Europe. Ja�i: ll"OA national product Wt year was $4Cl billion, per capita income Few American, are likely to question these purposes or doubt the clear evi­ dence of c1ccomplishment up to now. "When a plastic bag has served Its Intended use, tear it up, tie it in a knot, or belier yet , destroy ii completely." . ville bul now of Hockinijport ar@ IOfl, Gary, returned Monday to ennoundna: the bh·th ol a aon on lh,lr home in Columbu� after a Aprtl I. .everal days vl11it here wllh lhe Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barr who Walton. Wall.act! famllies. livll' on lhe- Pickens farm ail He@ds- Mn. Mary NidlOI•. Lyte, Nor11ille aN' arandparmls. mu nnd C.urnle, and M .- , and Mrs. Mr. and Mn John DuJ)re, who Mr. and Mr11 r. H RandolJ)h James 8ranmm and Paul Detm. _ 1ti-.. le11dien in tht> rairborn. Ohk>I spent Sunday In Cohunbu 1 with wel'e 111 Vl1K"ent Sunday le visit tK.·hool• apent tM Eaeter vacalion Mr. ■nd Mr1. John Morgan Mrs. Nit'hola parenlt, Mr. and : here with her parent■, Mr and M u. Tri!MII' Strlhem or Long Mn. A. N. MrGregor. l Rollom WH a Mr1. AMn kefd. bt111inf'U •i�itor M r. and M rs. c.. E . Hum,,.,rey .o. Mr. and Mn. M1nln Hrtaer hen! Monday. returnl!tt Sunday rrom Cleveland and family have �turned lo their Mr and Mrs. Lf.slil! Robi111W, where they "lsi1ed their daughte r, home in Toledo aner ■pt'ndinK the Brenda and BevPrly, ha,;@ ffiUl"R• Mr. ■nd Mn. J,. R. StoM' and fam. weekNici wllh the BiR-Helz.er ed lo their home- in Cantoo aflt>r Uy. faml1ll1. ■ weekend vi1lt h•r• with ltw I.. Mr, and Mr1. J. D. SISIO!l and I Mr, and Mrs Don Putru1m < Mar• 8, SIHon family. aon, Davy, were weekend vitilors B•rrl formerly GI Reed•- Mr. and Mra. Gary Walton 1md in CoolviUt with Mn. Siaon'• ��- Reedsville Social Notes i....clCl'iTe Japan Likes To Be Coun ted As Demo cratic CQMMINTATING, EDITORIALLY We surmise that beautification , per. hap, more IJNperly termed, mainten­ ance, Of the approach to the Pomeroy­ Muon brtdCe on the West Vlrginia 1ide b a Mo1Urtain Slate obligation. T h e bridge Itself is in the rare of Ohio's De­ partmom of Hij:hways. M reported (by picture) Thursday in The Daily Sentinel , the West Virginia approach ocenery provides lillle to gen­ eral• pride, Conversely, it suggests in­ alead that the approach ia an entirety iguored oection of landscape , We are approaching the season when tourists come into our Meigs-Mason area in ever-increasing numbers. ts there a 111ore worthy project than rejuvenation of that approach? A fallen sign at the approach had been lnatalled by t h e West Virginia Garden Clubs. ll welcomed travelers Cl'Ollin& tile bridge into West Virginia, Tllen,fore, we would 1uuest that Meigo County Garden clubl initiate a move- . WASHINGTON COLUMN Xlae Baily Sen tinel ............ �... - .. $6.99 THE SHOE aox· FIPME .... ............ McCULLOU GH'S SEEDS Con,---ROWLEY AND REED HARDWARE ., ' N. S� A� ,. MIDDLl� -t \1 a • the -Hvtpo!At­ •-lffl ... LBSS PMIICO l"f F l.!!!.I �.....;1 � ELECTRIC co. 101.\IM•w• AND ■ ev, ......... I fa!HIO lll1.ACT11i1C COMPANf �_________ .· � -· � - - . . .. ... .. . ... .. ... . .... .. ._Dally Sentln•I , Pohleroy-Mlddleport, O , April 7, 1 96 1· 1 s • ' . , ._ ,. _ ., ,.. , ,.. ., ., , . .. �. , . . . ... . �... . . • . ·� •• •· • •� ·� • ' . . . .. .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . .. � � , .. · . .. . .. l 1o,• )' .I, • • .. • • �� • � .. · · • · ' .. . .. . . .. .. . . . . . . . . .....__....... Taylor Urges'Cagers To THE SPORTS DESK . .. .. .. . - . - - - . .. ., ,. ' . ... 1 ,---,.,-..,,... AII Slaro --...., ICaldwell's Bases-Loaded /I Triple Wins For Eastern 9 New Haven W. Va. News, Events .1 II Reach Peak In Studies A sixth innirlg triple with the triple through left field lo � nr1 bases loaded gave the Ealltern tht winning runs. Eagles a s-4 wm over the Rutland Caldwell held the big bet for the Red Dt!vilJ Wednesday at Eul.ern Eastern nine with two hits in Eil,litern wu dow n 4-2 gt1ing in· th� times at bat both tr iples. to the bottom of lhe sixth wilh Lee Combs led Rulland wlth two two ou l when Sophomore Wesley s ingl es in three times at bat. Losing pitcher Petterson struck Arbaugh singlt:d and Freshman John Ridenour Wtla safe on an t!r• out four and walked two comparror . Lett fielder Leroy Bahr drew I ed to Eastern's Chuck Colltns who a walk off R utland pi tche r Jack struck out nine and walked two. Pettersoo and Junior second bare- Eastern picked up six hits off W6't(-,-1 , '<4·7 an Jim CaldweU 11lammed a Rutland Pitcher Petter,on, three m _ _ ., _ _ _ ... - of lhem triples and t.b ree ahlg]ff. TO ! ' foul IIMs AL ..rm ,:ala1 �� URNEY PICK MER P Rutland tagged Colinll for one trl..,_ H ' LAS VEGAS, Nev. ( UPI J-A r· pie and six itngles. R H I!! nold Palmer J.s the 6- L favorite 1 1 1 010 - 4 7 4 for the Tournament of Champions Ru tland GOI 013 - G e J golf event May 4-7 but the odds Eastern Rutland : Petterson and CroUHr on Sammy Snead have dropped l5-l to 8-I. Thi s put Snead, who Eastern: Collim and Lyont. has never played well on the Desert Inn Country Chili course, m th same bracket as Billy CasMiddleport's Yellow Jackets will per, Ken Venturi, and Gary go after their first victory of the Player. ------&ealOfl againal one defeat today at home playing invading Wahama, COLLEGE TOURNE Y SET E A S T PROVIDENCE. Rl one of Coach Ralph Sayre' s beat diamond productions or recent I UPH - The New England Interco llegiate golf champkin.e:b.1p year•. am 11 ◄ at the Metacomet Country opens l!lc The g e i heduled lor p. re May 12 with some 1 50 da he Club m. Wa ma should have clevf!r Larry Hargcaves ready, and for college golfer9 competing for ioMiddleport Tom Andel'IOII, Boone dividual and team Utles. ___________ Hindy or Charley Bush can make ___________ the tip to the mound. Bdore .250 persons who al tend• j aw;ldre" w-.a hi• 1tatement. '' any Steve ChNe and Blaine ComffU I . ed lat,;l night s AII-SEOAL Basket- eollege athlet.e mu1t concentrate ol Alhena, SW Kwmnan and Mlke ball Banquet al Athens Coach ou his 1tudie1 flnt, his athlettct Du:ter of Neleooville, Steve Dal1 fo'ml Taylor of third, ton of Logan, Franch: Ray of Wellthe .\'aliona l secondly, and ■ di.alanl BY BOB WINGETT Clrnmp1or1 Oh i o Statf' BuckeyE"s, girls . " This brought forth laugh· .1too, Bob Winebrenner ol Pom1 Sentinel Sports W riter urged all of the players to strive ter from the ca pacity a whe�. eroy and Ed Sprlgg■ of J■cbon. - • ,• • ,. • �:· -- --• • I1 for therr maximum i>ffor1 in ar11• but Taylor 1tated that an athlete Second team awardli �t to: ll! O !II�""• �,, ,.. .,_ ,.__U 1 1 demic� today m u11 aacrifice hl1 own oom- 1 Wayne Poalon of Athena, Randy Speaking m th<' ,\thens fh�h fort lo reach hi1 abaolute peak I Bowles and Richard Swackhamer of Middleport, Eddie Buffinton of Coach Taylor pi'rforman c,. School Cafeteria. .. roy , Dave AnderlOO of NelI t� r " . (" grad your . what id a maltt>r �o s Brandon T "B utch G over . a Bill Cooley of Galllpolit , lle; ao,m • Ohio 1 to m try now Uni . you os! former great athlete al .l\'f'/;1,ze s r!'ach a little high!?r an d keep i ve8 J t� . t�rved as Master of Cere- Phil Wo]ti of Logan, Mark Mullen re.ithing until you �ave .a rtual ly moni r:<; ,,1 1d introduced sptt ial of Wel1ton. and Roger Hyden of Probrtbly the most interesting subject of discussion . , I reached you r peak. Jackson. gue&' · d the meln 1peakf'r. around the SEOAL the::;e recent wee k s is, ( 1 ) Where is e : i ost Valuable Player ll'oTh The InvouUon and Benediction r" ' Th in e the ! of col• oach c1 Y •·c f t. Mr. Cilo going? and (21 W ho will pick u p hi s tasks a legiate basketball dwellt>d on the phy was awa rded to Sttive Cha.se at l1:11t night'• banquet were given PHS in the foothall wars? ' suhjed or hero worship and point• ol Athens by George Strode, by the Rev. Roger Rice, paator of Alex Cilo, recognized as a top drawer teacher .of grid . o ed the 1 7 mem t.ltrs o f the P resident Df lhe Southeastern Ohio the Presbyterian Church at A.thto t u defense, hasn't announced where he w1]1 land m t h e d ens. t fi econd All-SEO cage Sportaw rlters Allsoeiation. , s m rs y teaching and coaching profess io n ne x t Septem ber. M a sq ad th a t ea ch one or them has S teve Dalton of Logan received I The banquet wu aponsored by u be he doesn't have anything sealed and si-",ned Best e ou . lrom him He to up someon t�phy the r e looks Shoot Athens High School Alhletic who t� l F e Besid�s b�ing known as a �ood .defensive grid coat�, I . yer m s he t Sport of 1ved Editor letle d c1l s r had c he that s with a delicious menu Deparlmenl , e M . Ji c P r be also lS w m ner of any year 5 pnze a s "the mo.s t ta t1- . about his Ohio State team from Logan Daily News. · coruiisting ol •teak, mashed pota. turn man ." I e chil of p who nts d a u r r ; ng toes en yo and gravy , green peas, aalad I t isn't out officially yet , but genera lly reported, that Th 1961 Coa h of th y ar o tri i the ' � � emulate to � day � very : strawbe p rry e, cvffee and milk. e_d (' Mr. Cilo's assistant fo r the past two years , e nergetic h a' Pre,." ed to r es C· Y P . s yer a pl the of ckeye u B . and knowledgeab le Ed Coffman has been offered the .al·t101ls ---- I AIet o1 the champ10n Athens Bu1 1gn· d post vaca te d at PHS . M r. Cof �� n 1 n h i s two years Taylor singled out the <'ase of dogs · by last year'• Cooch of the . U:QVIREMENT here has lilamped himself as amb1twu:s , an eager stu- .Joe _Robe�ts. 11 member of lalll Year, R uss Moore of Pomeroy. Eng!Jsh copyright law, require . dent of the grid fame, and a skilled leader of boys. �e�s Ohm statf! NC� champs. Moor!! al.so pre&enled the 8111 tbat one copy of every book pubWe have a firm hunch Mr Avenigc Football Fan of "'.: not a � "ude�t. �as Tr�vel�g C�ampionahl: II.shed In the country be Biven to Pomeroy would approve Coffman's acceptance of the bit e t r1 op Y tO c et , w O ac-cepte the Bodleian Library of Od'onf every ay tO ma e offer better grades in his_ weak subjects, on . behalf of this year'll _champion- University. Ar�und Sports, with UPI _ an d a fter gradu: hon from OSU, ship team and Atherui h igh school. lt, The St. Louit1 Hawks, fighting to stay alive In the �as drafted by the Syrac�at Na- The BIii 'l1lomu Trophy ii EAL Tri best-of-seven series with the Boston Celtics for the NBA t� onals of the NBA. Following the awarded ea ch year to the achool crown today pinne d their hopes on the weakened back try th t a play t c in ut �, ic �!._1�1.l'Q � bubtb �� \ ""'am, R•obe of big Clyde Lovellette as they looked for their first �� t " a e he �: r s, who !lur th amp1uu11.uIp and .. moved mim . playoff victory. Ol v1ved the cut or playen, wrote to 8t'hool lo achool u new champions s s111a1 Hawk coach Piiul Sevmou r said, '·We have to win the Taylor and •� marked that he was ... crowoed. FOil ,� . ' . ' ' . �11sJ.1l�l . two games here Satu rday and Sunday if we hope to the only rookie who had a. college John Finch, Pretident of the , S ., . ,M.£llCA' S .,h\O t have a cha nce in l he strics. We n eed Clyde to compete de�rN". The ot he r� �a_d_ given up Southeaatern Ohio A t h I e t I c .. � '4£ll'S . 1 . . with Boston's manpower." lhe1r colleg1� te ehg1b1hty to be· League, preaented certlficatn to • �· , ; «1 �:.,.;: Jimmy Dyke1 belleve!i lhat the 1 96 1 Cleveland I n ��me profes!IIO�als and were wor- the players 00 the flrat and aecond �«4f-1� . dians are the best club he' s managed in the past 1 0 led t �bout th� 1 r future wilbout l team' · :t't r_:, 1..,, 7ears, but he adm i t s i f he loses a front-line player he's th� f'ir egree. -� , .· . .. Player• who aceep the honor• ,. • , m trouble '-'" Plans for fo Jlowlng the North Central directive on . , ;"-,{,�:. 0�t One of the highpoints of Taylor'8 for first team membl!nhip were : It' I Cleveland has a good-lookin g start i n g tea i1 d I Most Interesting Point To Fans I Is 'What About PHS Grid Post' MffS I . r I -::-=:-:=--::-c::--::::-----�:....::...:::....:::.::=:::---SEOAL Forms Comm1'ftee TO tudy 1963-64 Basketba ll .� Cards·r D'ISCUSS Track Mee g i n r 11 1 � Xi�;i:!* �!:::�f�n 1 �"JfJ.:�· �;.��� r:/!t� -Houk Sa --s Pitchers Ready �-��y :! r'�l�l YJ�:�� ;; l�:��:,; th tin squad. y 1 ��:! � � ��:·i h�!J. The North Central Asso�ia"on for Secondary Schools and College., recently ruled thal member schools playing • basketbllll games on nighta a fter September I, 1963, will J be advised of league policy. The association is the accrediting organization for high schools in Ohio. All Ral1)h Houle hroh with the tra- Mathews. ,chools in the SEOAL are members. d;1; oa or Casey Ste"gel·, 12•y e•r Prank Lary and rookie Terry Harl.,- Ellinger. principal regtme a!-1 maaager of the Ne w Fo� combined to hold lhe Chicago Logan High School, Roatr Burt. . track meet went dl■cuued and GallJpolis and Chesapeake hi g h school ba-.r,hnll White seven to x a hlt glve 1 ork nkees w So ay the th an• � , tod Ya Athena High Sclw>ol principal and will be M!ttled later with partici• teams battled to a 3-3 de a d loc k Thursda y e � ening h ,. f<, re : V De�rolt the Tigera victory • '·2 J , K. Ktnneer, principal of NeJ. paUng 1ehoola advised aa to lonounceml'nt lhat hia pitching 11taff dar kness hal ted lhe contest after .st' ven rn mngs. The T1gen collec only four ted ion and time· Members llcllool.s 10nville High School we� 8P cat The Lawrence Count 1:m!i grah• . "'is i n tip-top shal)c." , . . 1 lie!! to knot tne count 3. ,1 Dl'forr ,. . th e 1 1rs . 1 1r , er h, · 1, off H b S --• Bob eoL.core IIUN • '.J n1:1W JNl ---, · 1•-with track learns are Athen,• &Ar hed <1. qu 1 ck .,-0 Ir,11 •• lnted a .......... ....., t0 study I know my 111.arlln" pltd}ers . l'iClt led m. .mn Ing ...·rr GAHS• h ur I c>r Joe Dun- darkn{'SS u "' b I Seo I lded lb nd re e wa • ...even Y . gan, Gallipolis, Wellston and Nel are Ill bet Ler 1hape than they plan1 for scheduling the 198.1-r,4 . , . tagged for three run■• Jlle . h aonv :s can by ban g mg out lwo hits, ai d• I Sl 11 rt 1ng C HS hurl"r had a 110were a tt t ime a year ago· " Wea i ba ketball 1 eeaaon. · ed by one Blue l>evil m1�(·ue, ;md / h't\ ; . n.o. run _re r.forma oce go.mg said Houk. ··n1e r'f'aso n we didn't The Cleveland Jndian.1 beat the Atheri, was recognized official- John Finch, president of lh e . the C, al hons for th e first gel off to a very good start last Los Ange leJJ Angela, fr5, the Loa ) tc11ni;I lwo l>m,t•s 011 bulls. y as the winner, of league bas• league, and prlnclp,I of Jackl!IOn am hr 10 s In t h or e Angel Dod�en downed the �• year lw _ �• � �r h � 1l wall becau Sa� � e the pitching i ketball championship whllt Pom - lllgh school presided. Attending Howrw,·. ,1llt•r lh t· 1mlial rung, . lh, hm fr o n _ Gtrald Ai_m• Wa!-1 h 1l and mls11. But this ye f m es a w e re oger Francis c o Giants lU; the Burke, ChiAthen recogn z dlDe" , H a; Row : ar eroy was i ed 111 w UUnl'an sPl1 J t•d down dnd permits l ' . Gallipoli!i ; Alfred ScarIf the li onw dub Dnly two safe . it �ong l l'll off w i lh � boomi.n g my st a rling st a ff of Bob Turley, cao Cu t»a beat th.e Bolton Red of the reHrve champiorishJp F ' tripl,· Duve Robert � M!nt hi� Whil ey 1-�ord, Art D ltma r and Sox. 9-5; the K1n1a1 Clty Athletic, Each was allotted funds !dleport ; Claude Swlck. lie11, sin�lc s l>y Jim LaFon 11,id towa,'d b ( hom e w1th a single lo make 11 ttal ph Terry looks ready." defeated the Minnesota Twin!, 9-4, purchase of trnphlH. We Jilme.!1 A. Diehl, Pom- ' ,· Ron Whitley, Nhlle hls mutes ra l. eroy, ., .. J J. K. Kineer. Nelson• 11 wa::£ the first time .since Houk and the Balt imore Oriolell topped th i·t-e runs an d four safe- l- 1 . . Dick. Rode�lck WR.!I aa fe Oil lied for_______ __ __ a fielder s t>ho1te , stole 11.ernnd, look ovf' r as manager of lhe Yan- the Washington Senators, 8- l , in The league meeting prior to the ville. opening of the football season wa1 11�d scored the serond Uevil lolly kee!-1 that he pinpointed a chan e other game,. g , with a 5teal home. rom the Stengel regime. Johnny Rom ano's 1ingle dellv, moved ahead one week to Auguat GIANTS ACQUIRIC BACK . 30 in order tbat f ball c 1 NEW Y oot ORK f UPH - 1be Nf!w coa ™: . '" lhe hrth , Joe Duncan led ofl Turley, who won 21 games In ered the winnlng run for tilt! In� will able atten to yaer d, This I York Gian bol!ltered w1th 11, w.ilk, stole �<'Orld · and 1 !158 , allow1.-d only two hits and dians in the 12th Inning after a lheir back· t, meeting will be a dinner meeting •worerl on t w o 1iacr_lflre pl.u ys by two runs in seven inning}, against double by Jim Piersall tied field '11iursd ay with the slgnina: oi in Welll!lton. G ary Porter 8"d Milce V rm . 'l'h .u t tJie St Louil! Cardina ls Tuesday• score in lhe ninth· J WeU8 ' 8 halfback who PI ayed Plan, for the 1lllnual league mad e it 3• .l aeveral ' aeaaona with the M ontreal and seems __ reedy to ret urn to 20_ ____ Don Pitcher Drysdale and Dute __ . . . GAIi� had a d� nce lo wm the v1clory form this year. Hook in- Snider hit homen to lead the Alouettea of the C.nadlan Foot· • • game in t. he sixth. Dav� Roberts dleated that he would open the Dodgers lo their \rlctory over the D1atr1ct 3 To Receive ball League. led off w ith a double, tu" second se ason ne,ct Tuesday with Whiley Giants. Sam Jones, ,lated to o pen Welh , a former ClellllOll star, . . hit or lhe evenmg. Rodurick walk- Ford and follow with Turley, Art the season for the Giants, wu AKRON - More th.an a quar- did not play Jut year. He retired ed, and Dave J•orlf'r ('Ollect<'d a Di tmar and Ralph 'fe rry. clubood for nine runs and NVen ter million aeedllng trMt and and wu placed on Montreal', N. S.Concl � 1 �1: le, bu t Roherts held up al Frunk Robinson cracked ht s hits in rour Innings and 1ll0 11- shrubs wlU be deltvered to Wild- upended lilt, 1h 1rd Duncan popped up. and ei,llhlh homer of the life Di■trict :, thla wt!l!!k, accord­ · spring as the auf!d seven walks. G, ai·y Porter ran nrd l o <'nd the Cincinnati Reds beat the Milwa� Short.stop Do dd n Bu in'• error Ing to Robert Schueneman , w11t I h reot. k ee Bravl's . i-s. Bob Pu rkey paved the way for a aeven-nUI IleId center leader In the dtJtrict THE for the Ohio Dlvi.!lon of Wildlife. Dunrn 11 fannrd five, walked slx pildied the firi.t four innings for fourth IMing that carried the A fourth of them will be plantP.anthcrs. .John Frailer whiffed the Rrdii and was tagged for Cubs to their vlctory over the Red ed on 11tate-owned areas, with the tight H ine D1:vlls, walk ed throo . homers by John Demer it and F.d Sox, rll!!fflainder being taken by county Galllpolls' season remrd Is now ---· ec game prot tor• lo private land• ' lwo wi n s, fine loss a nd a t ie. The owner, who nqueat pl111ilng '. Rlu, De,n, are slat, d lo ho,t . slock, South Pom t on Memoru11 Field 'lbere are to be 151,000 multi• Thll 11 how II clou d woulcl this ev1•11ing . beginn!Qlt 11t ◄ · :io llora ,.,., 19,00D while plno, Ill,• h♦I It )t'OU could W♦♦ r Bo , score of Thursday · , ,;...: 000 Norway ,pru.ce and lfflliller on ■. Ligh t , • . cool , . , will a111�a r in Saturday's Times. AUGUSTA. Ga, <UPI 1 -De fend- who played with Pabner, birdied numben of bl�k walnut and c:om fort ■ IJl•--.f ♦■turln g • . mg champion Arnold Palmer, the final hole for a two under bl�k locust. r•w ♦ dg• and n■rrow b ♦nd, 1 8-lnch who liked 1,11 putter except for par 70. '>ne 1troke behind Nick• PROTESTS RACE DATES Otf♦ r♦d In c o lor■ to rlval t1,1r11·• ..nu • .f>ROVIDENC.E, R . I. l U Pi l - one hole, and Bob Rosburg, who tau■ came four pro1 _ the 4t­ Meet The Narraganset t R.ncing A�iiod• liked his spectacular linl&h, led y-ear-old Byron Nelson, former BPW Club · the field Into i,econd the round of M,atera cb11npion Doug Ford, alifln, Inc., has filed a formal ap A.1 Dinner peal with t he hear ing ,board ol the Masterll golf tournament to- Paul Hamey and Johnny Pott. The April moolfnl of the Mid­ 8eH■ Ntkti 11'• the Rhode Island Rflclng e Commls day, dleport BPW Club wDI bo held sion conrernlng the fall dnll's I t Both shot !out .under par 88'111 Foor 1lrokN behind Palmer Tuead.ay .at 1:30 p. m. at o,, M■• In II chill) rain Thurllday to take and R011hurg, with even par '12'.1, IOOic Hall In Middleport with the was i,mied. a one-stroke lead over lltlle Gary were PGA champion Jaf Hebert. Eutem Star ladle& eeving tM Narragansett had requeteld Player, the South African who Ill Stan Leonard of Canada, farmer dinner. from Sep!. 4-Ckt . 7 but instead golf's leading money winner. And U.S. Open Champlon1 Bill Cu­ :, was awarded Oct. 9-Der. 13 , the both had their pu tt@rs and their per and Tommr Bolt, Gene Wt• Protram for the evenlng will be Ohio by at __dat�•-which were given. lo Lin- pin-point approaching lo thank. Uer and former 11'111 . • • DO trias. ,pnateur JnllDted tht lep) ion � Mn. mia1 nqllired. ar h:, · - -•-- Although they have contrasting king Charlie eo. , In addition � �� !'.da "�!-=:.� • 1D1D111r ol lht Soatylee, there waa. a Jot of similar- Venturl An ·- �.., - ol thi■ .... . '·tY '" theIr lir■t round play. Both Fonner PG A champillll Dow wm bo � to advi■e th■ had 2S putt,. Both had five bird- Finllerwald; th,... l o r • I I a b■n -.., ""' 1q1■1a "':; �• and one bogey. Both had hot tbNi.ata Peter , Thonuon of Au, and anner 01 qaationl t1M!J llroaka. And both were glad they tralle nd Roberto Ile i-.. .,_, want lo a■lr. Mmiborl are In­ • V ployed " well. and Antonio C.l'da, both of Mn- - to brlna a ,- II they wi■b . P■lmer had nine one.putt l<o; Ted Kroll and U.S 111111eur li-.__._..... greens, Rolburg 1ix. In addition. cham ion Deane p Beman wer• , ==�rg nnk a tZO..foot wedp at DarkOeSS llaItS 3•,3 T•le O BUt yankS Drop Lon g Skeln • k 7 1 1I Inn1n g At Chesapea e or----------- I . f>.�- r °' ST ETSO N Tuuday To SHOPPING FOR A ECOND CAR I - Bill Childs - Dave Hindy - Pete Burris AT :w.. KARli'& VAN ZANDT ..aMIROY, OHIO 'l-!"'"------------"l"'---..JI . -., 'J. ; -· - Roaburg'a hol atreak waa remlnlscenL o( Palmer'• finlah te win the Muter> lut year. ROBl>urR wu ev.. par aRer 12 hole■ and then carded four blrdiH on the oext live hole■• Palmo,- llad birdled five ol the last st. bole■ a y,ar ato to beat out km VenturJ by a ■troke. Today. · Ventilrl with a !ir,I round par 71, four 1lrob1 back ol the eo-leador1. Two I-■ ofl the paee WU hu,ky Jodi Nk:klau■ of Columbu■, Ohio, Conaldered tho ■troo,e■t • leur tiwat lo the llold, �ktl,..., - •·�---- · - · ··· · ·• -•=-·. ·r- ....... . ... ' a.,,.·• ., ,, .-.- - lfOUPMI n. 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WA N T A R U G CLEANED ? ftLLOW PAGES ts : 1- GIvens Takes More Im portant Co-Op Post See the I . - rullmC -...-llr. .. Mn. 0. I. How■n! ■ad - ... ti... 1'IIIO. GIRL ICOVT COOKING CL.UI ■t Mn. Brown'■ home. G...., Shawvot, llr■. Fr■da Hart and diOdm, o/ EY-W.. lad. ,.. Mr. ad llr■. IPffldml the! hoUda:,11 hm vifll- fuifflelly ti Rnmnrood, -"' The New K■ven Girl S c o II t were played and refrahmeol, � . .and Mn. Berurd IJeviD&, ill the _, -ty .. GOOD WIU. a.ua Troop ■llended the la■t Nllloo ol were NrYed II Mn. ,... Kay- 1 Ing ..-. Gone Beally lo I pati,,,t 11 Roi- ffelCbt■. Iha cooking cla■■, held ll the Ap- nard, Mill Judy Fry, Mn. Ivan ' Tho Good-Wm Club met ., FriMn. B. B. 0.,,,, II Ill J'IN, iwachl■n Building lo Point Pie.. Shawver, Mn. Loris Rou■h, Mt■• d■y ev-, at the - ol llr■• oer lloopflal. , Md, Tllil:btc ,_ - I I 4 . net n, Bu,b el Waller ■D Mn. � Gunu John Boslk Cunntn,barn. Gene James Mn. b, c Gt,d1 Linda comIICOUtl 'Mle , ant on Tuuday. pleti.nC the eourte received a ce:r,. Max Browa, the banoree, M r 1. pllytd .and refrtlhmeng were turned to '-■lr bome at: Detroit , daupta-·ln-law, Mr. ad II r Ufle>t■ ■nd are 110W eligible for Hay., and the bo■le■oea . , ..,.,,ed by the -■- 11 - •• Mich. after ■p■ndla1 the put Bob II,- 111d eblld,a. Mr. ad Mn 4. D. ,.._ ■peat ROTARY CLUB their cooklnj lwt1e. 'l1le cl.au tmdln1: llre. ik:Mn K n a p p, week ,llJUac relaUYa btre. lma Rouoh aad 11■ry Eulff wlllt tloob' daupier ml wu given by the Appalaciil■n T,� Rotary Club held ltt reso- Mrw. Harold C.,polwt , Im. Tho Mn. Ve Electric C.ompany with Miu Jw'. lar dinner meeting on Tbund■J u Orimtaad, Mn. W.llltam lie- wen willton In Parbnburg ca waDy, Kr. and 111'1. lta:,m.al Gratebomt aad ID mmi,. vey a� wtructor. Five ,euion■ � evening a! the Hartford Metho, Farland, Mn. CWf Jlou■b . Kn. Friday. 1, wen held. Mr. and 11n Dlck Dol■oo ,I lqton. , the lint ■olon the dl■t Church. A llhort burill , l.■wnneo W..ill- Mn. Tb■lm■ ........ ,... _...., ,... bol· Mr. aad 11n - W■br!l aro Mor held. .... Tilow , meeting i .. 11 at'-1, how p■hart, ■ c. 1,..-1 table ■ Jirl Ray lln. . 11n. ; and table manner■, the ■ecalld , Ing W<N! llermon L■yne , U.,.d s,bU Smith. Mn. ,...,.,_ lday wllbnd ben1 -Ing Mr. opmdin1 the bollday■ •i■llint low porenla, Mr. aatl lln. Shoopld IIOWOII they cookad • orakfa■t , , Roush, Floyd C■rmaek , Richard llillu md pe■ta , lln. J1ob■rt and Mr1 aaud -· MR, M ULLINIX MR. GMN8 MR. DIJCIIOL ud allwr ..iau- al Gia L,-. 11111 111n Doo ,... . Mr. ■y L. S■yn 111d Im. C!Jd■ Ilk■, : Iha third they aiokad I hmclt 111d : Ord, Dr. John Rldp , J. • V■. bu■ine■■ Parunbur In ·AVXILIAIIT a.ua the fourth they cooked • &Mr. ; Stn<arl, J1<k P'lllher. Jllfflel Mr. ■nd Mr1 x.tth - ... The food wa, furni■bad by l b • Hampton. "- Willl:JntGG, Jiu■• floe - to..., Aalli■ry OIi Wednetday. ' Company, and wu prepored by seU C.pelwt. Barry MOier, 0. J met on Monday <Yeninl ■t the Mr. and lln. Lawrenoe U..- companied by bl■ p■rmlo. lit, J. E _Givens of Ul� Loxley socceeds Given, •• director of Reporting directly to Gi\·ens - , the girll. 11le fift.b HIUJII. t h e Bollie, Arlbut WebrU. p b 1 1 J p t.ep:m Hall with Kn. BaJpb lnJ lbd cbOdrea ol Kmwa are ad Mn. Wlllht Andd ti Pldla, . Road, Richmond, bas JUst been Community Serv ices . Bucliholz, / in addition tu the retal di!lr ibu- , gicb baked cookies and m a d e Wolpert, Earl Clark, T b o m 1 1 ftolah, Y1eli prtsldent , J)Nlid..,,. ■ptndiq: Che ,r.bnd hire v-� Ohio, ban apaal h JINl __. •lltltn llr, W!i Anolt, ln6,. who held the post of director of ton periODtlf _ will be ,uc de· , p unch , and aetVed ll to L b • I r Reed, llld Jtev. Jack Wtlch.. Tbe meeting oplD9d In ft111.1ar 1D,: Mn. Tbelma Capehart. l1 p amed assistant general managi Mr. ud Kn. Gllu Hart , for- •·•law ad ..... Mr. _. Jin. Pr t, form with the pled&t to the n., rs u that wt re in- : Clun-Up CcllnmMke Meetla:,: er of Southem State& Cooperative. ocunnen partmenl! as iniorma tion- publl-! mothe ud a @ILI e have Dale Ctlllml • .._ � vited la au.end. of I Lord'• thll!! tng pra, The dppointment, which became �: Sen-�. Th= :� cations, mei'ch,nd1'iag , ec:ooom- : :: Clean to 11 C i O I\ I ii la:, � effective April 1, was announced vacan t since last January when lc research and membership re- ' Scoot.I .attending we� Ellia- i:id <,n TuNday neln& at ":: aPll'OV� lh Hudnall, Brenda B r O w n, , City hilldlng with Mn. Han, cuued the BlDMmghBe, the elub MIN Ll!ab Jae Ponll epmt. l by "'. · T Sl.ll!!ele, Jr., the cooper- Steele wu named �eneral man- j lations. Steeie, as 1e.neraI maD- ; be . nn Miller. r Flesh j Leah , A She ry er Llyne ch rman prukfm.. ager. steele held. th1S post for 14 1 , ai , A dll, II IJ)OalOr1ng. The mmnbers wru l taa htkeod DI Aimuvllle, Obi■, at1ve s general manager. I ager, will work particularly with 1 Bonnie Routh, Susan Grinlt.ead, , cuuion was held on the project prepare Two uther promotion& , announc- years prior to h is election. and lel"t'e d inner to the I YlaitinC he· ailter and brother· the wholesale and finanrc divlar S k, D a e S 1 1 k, and the o of the Moblle. Tbry vat- lll-11•, Kr. and 11n lkwnes- De,. WOiken are memhert ommtttee po tt ! ed at the wne time, went to Jn his new sJtlon, Glverui will sions of the cooperativf', •• weQ � y. Uii Nanc. F hnn , Nancy Hill, Kare · to check on work that naecl, to be ed to apona, r two ,trlJ to Girl.a .P\ieb clue lo the 1llnell of Mr. Paul E. Mullinix and ,J H. Buth- continue to concentrat e his ef- a.s directing Uie ovc.-.all adminis1 Greene, Jean Morgan, N a O c Y done and report al thl!l nat mNt1 te St.a on June 11 untd 17 at Jack- DePu,b . holz, both Richmonder1. Mullinix forts primarily In lhe field of com- . trative functions ur the organizaI Capehart, and Judy Hoffman. gt. 1 � lue■u ol. Jf:r. and Mn. ld be pril Ith at '1:30 1011'1 Kill. ln o he A who waa director of Field Force!l munlty services and distribution. 1 tion. . e • D ::� �� �! �� p,m at the CitJ BufJdme. A rep- Thau attendinl _.. Mr,. Ev• rdd Lowman and family were Ann Johnson and JoAm Ju9til. a wn Mr . and Mrs Emil Hoffman D. Lowmaa Ill , J .....1a11.. of the dlffmnt orpt> ...it llomh Mi■■ Loueoa J1ou11,. Mr. ■nd 11n. \.d Narrator was Ann Johnson Co I v 'tad Mr. an4 Mr b M Harry Mille c J di alli t h e Mrt. Carl Kn. N e l ■ o n G poU.. Ohio md Kr. t a d "; /i��. Mn. Richar� �. l lzatkm• In town attended OtbeI'I in the choir we� Dor- 1 1.oS:�ff�:� ��nlly. m lo . , lln. ltoulb Sadlo Warth, 11n. lln. Cbari. li<thel ol A l h ■ D I. othy Diak• . Carolyn Smith, Ella l Mr. and Mr■. Larry Fox ofi Mn. Ho•ard Sisk and Brue Mn, l eet 1 11n. Ralph 114a,h, Ohio. 11,ey _.. hen, t,. help ,_. Tbo■e attllllling """' Carl KlDI Amold Mae Burns, Judy Williams, Den• 1 MiddleJNlrl visited lolr. and Mr,. R. G. Greene, Mn. John ll�rgan, Tripp Nor 11n. WU.., Karl a , Mn. c. c. brala floe birthday ol Dmd '-· ver Blake, Elmer VanMet,r Jr. . , Lloyd Fox ,Saturday and Sunday. Mn. Bill Capehart and Mr■ Bar- i Oonald Bumprdll■r, , Jr. G · EASTER CANTATA Eugene Wamsley, Dale Justis, Mr. 1 J111ck Fluher, lenn Smith, 'nlel- llanteomer,, Mn. Rkbard Grin- man . Mr. and Ml'I. Kenneth Ault Hoffman · and M'l'I Ed _Buc;t. and Kr rt ma Capehart, Mrs. Paul Scally, ltead, Mn. Thelma Capeha , I · Columbus vls!ted )fr,. Wlniferd An East er Cantata was pre- and Mrs. Richa rd Gilkey. t SCHOOL RAD EGG RUNT Mrs. Ralpb Roulh. Krl. David Mn. Harold erk.le, Mrs. l'rede l ctau,b m art ,pendm, the haliFollowing the sen-Jee the group I Holland and Laura Easter sen led Sund1'Y morning at 5 . 30 by pils of the New Htven · P'al!lds, J r., J4iu Ethel lliddll. Hat. Mn. l'nd &uah, 11ra. Bob day, al Allemown, P.a. wilb nla- , The pu the Young Cholr of the ME was serv ed break (ast at the home , Viaiting Mr. Mrt. Lloyd tiftt. held an Eu Mra. Henry Buck, Mn. B 1 1 1 Roush, ud Mn. Roulb. . of rs. Lloyd Williams Und■y were Elementary School M . Williams Williams and Ann by S family directed Church, Mr. and Kn. Dan Sm!th and / afte ay l'ERIONALS IU.VEN . NEW sd Jliu A sh, DawlQll. Mrs Bum:U rnoon be, Rou Mrs. Dinah Riddle and Ethyl of �IDl� 00 Thur E STER EGG HUNT Solos we re 1ung by Mrs. Hanog at 2 p.m 'lhe pupil■ of Lei.ah JIDI Powell, Mn. F r e d Hr. and Mn. Victor Wentzel Jin and Mrs. Corner. Duets by The Clifton Climbers 4-H Club New Haven, Mr. Raymond Fogle- � es e hid the egg■: while Batey, Mn. Lloyd Rouab. Arthur and dau,bter of Parkenbarf � Margie Call and Beverly Burns, enroyed .a n egg hunt Sun&y af. IOJl, Point Pleasant, and Mrs. Till th u:tb grad the other pupllo hunt«I them. The Wehrli, mayor of New -■,,, EJ. Sunday IUNU ol Mr. and II r •· lernoon ,t U.e Ned Henry home. Noble, Ma,on. grade pupil■ played game,. heron Ctita, mayor ol Hartford Otto larimm. Winning pr.ltea were Teddie Brink- Mr. and Mra. Laurence David- lmth � ----------' Ho The me Room Mothars of tho and Mrl. l.ayDa. Mr. alld )fr, llollDd Karr and and chlldr,n ol Columbo■ er, Roymood Va,;an, Ray Hoffaw in .A pil ea e IUleilS P. rece -.re Debbie Trallllq" th Rtcel..-d MeGmr cll pu arded nt T in man, Sissie Varian and Carolyn visited fri@nds Saturday evening, Mrs. Harrison Robinton and room •ho found the most ew Am1J Spedill■I Five Jolin V. Parbnburg, -i,v-Raush. the pup.il in lhe 1ixth grade McGrew, Jr•• completed the fife Mn. Harry t.ym and J O h n .6.LJ 1 amily v her sited and Mr. parent.I, i f V PTISM S ICE A BA L ER Bapt�mal serv ices were held at and Mra. Frank McDermilt at winning tho oonteol held. T b e y wffk firwlciaJ manaim,nt ma, Layne vlsHed .oolaUv■1 in Parker■then served each pupil of t h I chine ■«OWl linJ course at T h e 00 Wedaeld.v. 7 p. m. SWlday a l the ME chureh. Letart. Sunday. ...i.. '.I · $ .SO Baptized were Cheryl Ann Bostic. Vtsttfnl Mr. and Mn. Gene Rf. school a candy bar and chew mg Finan<■ Scliool, Fort Benjamin 11'1. Ptlo Rou■h ol the New � I Harrl,on, Ind. Spec:loliJt M<G'" Haven 111,m■ntary School 111■, Rural daughler of Mr. and Mrs. Paul ley Sunday were Mn. Mable John- gum. �\_ • n, her grandmothand mother, t1 so received 1pec:lall2ed military ,.. Norma Lee Roado of !he J; m,i, IIIDf'S ICEEPSAII! IOOlt nn WIN WON CUBS B ostic, Middleport: Mary A Be hio er of verly, . O lo orpnlutfoo. Sebool .....,,.,..;.Mr and Mr1 t h e co,mtlnl Bolfm811, daugbler of Mr. and The Win-Won Clas■ ol ,__ , Mra. Lloyd Bollman, Pomeroy, Mr,. Harold By,ell and child- E.U.B Churcli held a dinner mee� neon! pn,ceduno, and oporatloo■ Clyde 'rol■J lfr. ....; � of ren of Rutland Ohio ,and Mn. Ing on Monday evening. '11>1! two and reports pertinent to lll8dllne ol. Wahama '111p Schoo] aad e� and Grego_ry Neil Lew�. f"-���� . ....:::..- � D�l Klllmpworth and son of men on the Y.E.S team w e r e accountiag lllder the ArmJ com- di Knapp, County nad!n, mo, Mina. Lewi s. �� ._ -� to Norwalk, Coan. for the Mr. and Mr& Richard Gilkey Poml P louant vlslt«I Mr. and guest, , Francis Reichart, a n d mand moa,emeat oy■iom. Oim• lo tod■.J larl"!Uf Mrs. Wlll Slewa , Wedne ay. ad W rt sd a 1 9111 ar uale of • WMk, flley wt11 obcerft a aew Dick Wlblln. TIiey held EvangeHe is wn visited his parent,, Mr. and Mr,. Pearl Gilkey al Pomeroy, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oliver and l1sm llervices at the Onu-ch lb.ls hama High SChool, Ii married to modem acbooJ ,y,tm, DDW Into ef. .Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer son, Lance , 01 Spencer and Mn. p ut week. Othen attending were the former J■ael Cormack 1w ftct in the ■doool ID Norwalk. VanMeter Sr'. lnd famDy during Chester Oliver ,pent Easler at Mr. and Mro. Harry Miller, Mn. two sou and realdll ill Naw Sludeals op■ndjn1 tho Ea,ier were Mr. and Mn. Harley Toledo. OMo "'1th AIIUv... Tbomu ea. W. Va He Is tho 1111 of Mt. llollda,I hen with •heir pare,,11 Barry Hoffman. Mrs. Powell Sr., Mr. Bruce Powell of Sunday dinner gueat, of Mr. and Hoffman' Mr• and Mrs• Paul Rfck. and Mn. .J. V. Mc:Grow Sr. ■IIO .,.·. J-·., "._ of __ - -......,. Unl.:,_,_. ' of Point Mrs. John HarrlBOll were Frank a , Mn. Ed•ln Slelo. r. and ol New Haven. Nitro Bobbie Greer of . lit and llr■. Karl n! Harris, Bob and Ann, of Ma.,,,, Ple,;ant and Pauline Newton. BRIDAL WU.; PhJUia .2:lcafooee W. Va. Mn. Harry Picbns. Mra. Robert Mr. autl Mn. Marvin Marr and Chest.er Oliver and Joan vlsJted Cooke, Mia Elalne Sayre, Mn. A Brlolal SIio- WU h■ld n- 1/alvenlly, daUllde, ol Mr. and Mr. and loin. Luther Tudier at daughte Linda r s uff I cenlly in the EducaUonal 8UDd- Mn. Arthar Smltli: &nmv woJ. Edna Clark, Miu Ethel Riddl Mason &mday. For Shallow or Deep W ells V a . call� on wiufam stalo UDlWnltJ, dauaf> Mr. and Mn. Maraliall Dunean Mn. Luther Smith ond Rev. Rob- Ing of tho E.UB. Church la - pert. Oblo . lo 70 Im • • dlis Convert­ Friday . ■ ol Mi■ Ella Roulb of M a I o D tor ol Mr. aad Mn. Pltilfp WoJ. e . Di rt ll, of Buntfnllon spent ,eyeraf •-• ible Pump has 13 gallon -, �••-� pat· Floy d Gibb, and so,. Ray Dean, , of we, .. .....,.._ Suo Bllea Gootlollo, Jllmt. SROWEIi o,vlllt tank and 1/3 hp. spilt phase of Toledo Ohio spent Salurday visiting Mr. and Mn . Buren Duaof flcbool. New dll.,,... Mn. Larry Turley and M r ,. Haven. Mr■• _J■m11 Bart lqtGn c . motor. Pumpo up to 240 1&1- and Sun,ky Harry Johnson :an ■ -,te; Roth and Mrs. P. E. Picbo■ w■n ol Mn. Charle, Brown _.. to ----hootusea i<llll por bour. and relative, · S a y r e, llanhall UnfHnJty, • stork Shower in honor of. Mn. bo.atesaea for the lhower. gift■ were plac:ed cm • tadaugbter ol Mr. '11>1! and Mn. George Walter Haye, on Monday evenJni Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Johnson Recognize Four New G decorated with Ruth pink bow, ie aad rimm. Sayre; M■nloall. and son, Chuckle, Mr,. Katie Bau h & llreomen, ceotend with ID - daqbtor of Mr, and Mn. Oeorp and Mn. Mabel Johnson motored COLUMBUS - Four ,,... Ohio Delivery Of Trees lo Eut Llverpo, I, Ohio, Suoday lo b • • d Grlrmn; Joe � W. VL 'hdo, - _,_ ,. - ...,.. rella decorated In pink fflh re<ord, were r,coflD]zed dur- Will Ma e oon d S Montgamery. IGD of Yr, 1 n d .Pdoa ..... f■llal T-. ,. . wblte visit relatives and friends, ing 1980, one for • muskellunge r w Mr. and Mr,. Charle, Cart- which had been caught Eaater ...:-:s - �- ho o · Gome, were played and ff- !In. Kermit Ford, aad Larry LJe 11 or fresbment, .,.,. """' million -. ( lo - Dllf ,I W. VL UDfvffllty, a of wright and Elaine of Mason, Mr. Sunday, April 11, 1144. lo Willia •-'• p g WY 2-2036 and Mn. Toney Colley and fam, creek Reservoir, Mu■kfngum Co. -r-1 lantin will be getting attending: Mn. Donald 8uDlprd- Mr_ and lit■• 01Jta Lferiac. Uy of New Haven vblted Mr. and The llat fs malnlein . d by floe Ohio lbem IOOff from tho Ohio Dlvlllon tter, Mn. John 8-, Mn. 11art Ward i■ a patiml at 1!oJ. Pom■roJ 2:t2 S.Cond of Fore,iry. Thete - are to be Jamu King, lit■• Robert L e e, ■er llotpllal. Mrs. Dana lewb Sunday. Record Fi■b CommH,e of the planted In farm woodlota. ah.an- Mr■• later Dolon. lit■• W. R. IIJlot ll)w, .., ti. Mr. ■nd 11r■ door Wrtten of Ohio, Inc. Edglle Korte. Byen ille, Guerro- doned field,, areH unau lted for Mc�. lit■• John Fry, Mt■• N■f&e] 0,... ol l'ubnburl. Is or paoturo or on mine apoll 'lltolma C.pobut, Mr1. A I n • • ,peadlq -eral daya Yllltfq re� 111J County, eaqbl the 111-laclt. · Rouab, Mrl. Boy lloulh, M r L atlvel hero. 30-pound mlflkle, but It took 14 ErrrHt J. char e Gebhart, of In g G rady Crala and Sherry, M • L Mr. aad Mn. Clydo llf<o and years before tho act •u broughl -------· ··--..:: lo the attention of the ,:oonq,ttte,,. Nforeotatlon for Iha cllvlslon has i'eglY Klq, Mn. Bemloe llcKln- /:'"''""--'"'"''----iiiiioiia according lo Allen Eckert, 18!18 8IIDOUll<ed thal atate deUvery noy, Miu Cindy McKinnoJ, 11n. Traymore Drive, Daylon, z 4, the w o u I d hegln Mardi 112, lo I b e Sbfrley Ball, Miu JIIJIIO Hart. chairman. The previous l'ffllnl ooulheno tier of ....-, llan!b the honoree Mi■■ ltottlb and mark .,., for a lido 4711 loche1 111, IOllthcentraf area: April 1, cen- the � Mn Bart a ad lr,og, weighing • po,md,, caqbt tral ■ection, and April II, north- Mn Pfcbm em countlel. 'l1lreo doyo wtU he � ■en11i., � ...,. Kn In the wne .......1r. · Tho ..,. carp N<'Onl. Oft th■ lilt requlffif for each area. Otha LloriDg' lfr. Roy -' ffViled u of February I, lo a :,o. Moll of Ibo - cu bo picbd Mn. Muri Mc:Gboe, !In. alff pound, ,S\1-lncb fflh caught by , ltoo■h. r ■. Love Bud■oa Daytrm lo the up at 11a1e hilbway - In ltou■b 11n. ■ ' 11m,.u,1 lluni • Mn. --■ Jff.. stfflwator m,;_r, ,,... Weol Mll- each oounty, Eadt _.... wU1 11n. lfarf■i.t u 1o ton. Miami County, May ,., 111111>. bo aollll■d by tho d Mr■• - Lym■, Mr. and An old carp - WU dil- Ibo llm■• l'lclt tlfl poloto In <OWi• ■n Mn. Dull I.Joa■, Mr. 111d M r L prldabny qualffJed beeauM It did not mee1 1111 DOI tlllq Hu■n llotub, Mr,. Bertha CUD­ fll1blla all tho �la, oo this claa an: J'nmklfn Coan�. a •· aad 11n. TmmllJ m, btpa wu -. Road, Qi-; 4111t!■bnla c.on. Mr. aad Mn. lftl llclnlyn, , c.urtltorue 'llto record for a lhcmlhead �. Shorllf'1 Gantp. oatli■b, no• uUed llathoarl cat, JeUerwww: Goatrp Cauat)', Pinn flab. fl now held bJ aiar1e■ C. Bureau Bulldlq, llurtrm: M111k...._, ffll llidlanf■ , Belle Villey, Noble � Coomly, - State -,• County, w1to toot • II-pound, • Nmw.7. s-bJq, lacber from Ibo lltuiapm Rma, s,.fnp Nuaery. and Wa■bln&lou IY N'VIUII on JIIIJ II. lttlO. 'l1oo old """"1 lfarlella Stale N"""'7, WU 411 poanrf■, 4l1i lncheo, ■pp)Wm, too e llue Dana 0.-,, Daytrm aaglm, W.. for ■1■1■ eWhli. ■i • l'lald■ tho lloeir - "' ■ � n . or ahlp­ n broa the form■r marl: of - llale meal by maJL Landow,mo . . l'L•• pouad IJ - n., fi■b WU ..... .,. to al the will _,_ . J _..., uly I, 1111D. lo tho BIO and will be avallahle Int MlDDLIPOIT -. County. Anolbor name chanp -­ ln die 11■1 alllooqb the - clld 1'1- Chkteo, IIIMr, Bot Roll. 11111 ........ 'Ille llteepabead U■ted u th■ - - dnmo. "8 JW oal<h a hfl - ban tt ■ 1'1'1· and roll. Plecu, 15 People 7 to B Sent• ...- i,, ,- 1oea1 - eo16. ,...,._ Skiing tm1III or - pr•lar and tho lnlormalloa to ••• E<t­ lrl reqaeoto. Cbletea. ot l'lecu 21 People 10 to 7 Bene■ I Today For o,·. amond Test difldmo Sara _, ...,. ., ea,.,. er , Mic:hipl .... the ,- ... a. Wahama Invades I •' 7. Cellia9 TIie I. Pllltk or c-n,1c ni. VAWY LUMBER AND sua-PLY S. THIID AVI. PHONE WY-2·2709 \ MIDDCPE11, 0. ,_ - • ' �_________ .· � -· � - - . . .. ... .. . ... .. ... . .... .. ._Dally Sentln•I , Pohleroy-Mlddleport, O , April 7, 1 96 1· 1 s • ' . , ._ ,. _ ., ,.. , ,.. ., ., , . .. �. , . . . ... . �... . . • . ·� •• •· • •� ·� • ' . . . .. .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . .. � � , .. · . .. . .. l 1o,• )' .I, • • .. • • �� • � .. · · • · ' .. . .. . . .. .. . . . . . . . . .....__....... Taylor Urges'Cagers To THE SPORTS DESK . .. .. .. . - . - - - . .. ., ,. ' . ... 1 ,---,.,-..,,... AII Slaro --...., ICaldwell's Bases-Loaded /I Triple Wins For Eastern 9 New Haven W. Va. News, Events .1 II Reach Peak In Studies A sixth innirlg triple with the triple through left field lo � nr1 bases loaded gave the Ealltern tht winning runs. Eagles a s-4 wm over the Rutland Caldwell held the big bet for the Red Dt!vilJ Wednesday at Eul.ern Eastern nine with two hits in Eil,litern wu dow n 4-2 gt1ing in· th� times at bat both tr iples. to the bottom of lhe sixth wilh Lee Combs led Rulland wlth two two ou l when Sophomore Wesley s ingl es in three times at bat. Losing pitcher Petterson struck Arbaugh singlt:d and Freshman John Ridenour Wtla safe on an t!r• out four and walked two comparror . Lett fielder Leroy Bahr drew I ed to Eastern's Chuck Colltns who a walk off R utland pi tche r Jack struck out nine and walked two. Pettersoo and Junior second bare- Eastern picked up six hits off W6't(-,-1 , '<4·7 an Jim CaldweU 11lammed a Rutland Pitcher Petter,on, three m _ _ ., _ _ _ ... - of lhem triples and t.b ree ahlg]ff. TO ! ' foul IIMs AL ..rm ,:ala1 �� URNEY PICK MER P Rutland tagged Colinll for one trl..,_ H ' LAS VEGAS, Nev. ( UPI J-A r· pie and six itngles. R H I!! nold Palmer J.s the 6- L favorite 1 1 1 010 - 4 7 4 for the Tournament of Champions Ru tland GOI 013 - G e J golf event May 4-7 but the odds Eastern Rutland : Petterson and CroUHr on Sammy Snead have dropped l5-l to 8-I. Thi s put Snead, who Eastern: Collim and Lyont. has never played well on the Desert Inn Country Chili course, m th same bracket as Billy CasMiddleport's Yellow Jackets will per, Ken Venturi, and Gary go after their first victory of the Player. ------&ealOfl againal one defeat today at home playing invading Wahama, COLLEGE TOURNE Y SET E A S T PROVIDENCE. Rl one of Coach Ralph Sayre' s beat diamond productions or recent I UPH - The New England Interco llegiate golf champkin.e:b.1p year•. am 11 ◄ at the Metacomet Country opens l!lc The g e i heduled lor p. re May 12 with some 1 50 da he Club m. Wa ma should have clevf!r Larry Hargcaves ready, and for college golfer9 competing for ioMiddleport Tom Andel'IOII, Boone dividual and team Utles. ___________ Hindy or Charley Bush can make ___________ the tip to the mound. Bdore .250 persons who al tend• j aw;ldre" w-.a hi• 1tatement. '' any Steve ChNe and Blaine ComffU I . ed lat,;l night s AII-SEOAL Basket- eollege athlet.e mu1t concentrate ol Alhena, SW Kwmnan and Mlke ball Banquet al Athens Coach ou his 1tudie1 flnt, his athlettct Du:ter of Neleooville, Steve Dal1 fo'ml Taylor of third, ton of Logan, Franch: Ray of Wellthe .\'aliona l secondly, and ■ di.alanl BY BOB WINGETT Clrnmp1or1 Oh i o Statf' BuckeyE"s, girls . " This brought forth laugh· .1too, Bob Winebrenner ol Pom1 Sentinel Sports W riter urged all of the players to strive ter from the ca pacity a whe�. eroy and Ed Sprlgg■ of J■cbon. - • ,• • ,. • �:· -- --• • I1 for therr maximum i>ffor1 in ar11• but Taylor 1tated that an athlete Second team awardli �t to: ll! O !II�""• �,, ,.. .,_ ,.__U 1 1 demic� today m u11 aacrifice hl1 own oom- 1 Wayne Poalon of Athena, Randy Speaking m th<' ,\thens fh�h fort lo reach hi1 abaolute peak I Bowles and Richard Swackhamer of Middleport, Eddie Buffinton of Coach Taylor pi'rforman c,. School Cafeteria. .. roy , Dave AnderlOO of NelI t� r " . (" grad your . what id a maltt>r �o s Brandon T "B utch G over . a Bill Cooley of Galllpolit , lle; ao,m • Ohio 1 to m try now Uni . you os! former great athlete al .l\'f'/;1,ze s r!'ach a little high!?r an d keep i ve8 J t� . t�rved as Master of Cere- Phil Wo]ti of Logan, Mark Mullen re.ithing until you �ave .a rtual ly moni r:<; ,,1 1d introduced sptt ial of Wel1ton. and Roger Hyden of Probrtbly the most interesting subject of discussion . , I reached you r peak. Jackson. gue&' · d the meln 1peakf'r. around the SEOAL the::;e recent wee k s is, ( 1 ) Where is e : i ost Valuable Player ll'oTh The InvouUon and Benediction r" ' Th in e the ! of col• oach c1 Y •·c f t. Mr. Cilo going? and (21 W ho will pick u p hi s tasks a legiate basketball dwellt>d on the phy was awa rded to Sttive Cha.se at l1:11t night'• banquet were given PHS in the foothall wars? ' suhjed or hero worship and point• ol Athens by George Strode, by the Rev. Roger Rice, paator of Alex Cilo, recognized as a top drawer teacher .of grid . o ed the 1 7 mem t.ltrs o f the P resident Df lhe Southeastern Ohio the Presbyterian Church at A.thto t u defense, hasn't announced where he w1]1 land m t h e d ens. t fi econd All-SEO cage Sportaw rlters Allsoeiation. , s m rs y teaching and coaching profess io n ne x t Septem ber. M a sq ad th a t ea ch one or them has S teve Dalton of Logan received I The banquet wu aponsored by u be he doesn't have anything sealed and si-",ned Best e ou . lrom him He to up someon t�phy the r e looks Shoot Athens High School Alhletic who t� l F e Besid�s b�ing known as a �ood .defensive grid coat�, I . yer m s he t Sport of 1ved Editor letle d c1l s r had c he that s with a delicious menu Deparlmenl , e M . Ji c P r be also lS w m ner of any year 5 pnze a s "the mo.s t ta t1- . about his Ohio State team from Logan Daily News. · coruiisting ol •teak, mashed pota. turn man ." I e chil of p who nts d a u r r ; ng toes en yo and gravy , green peas, aalad I t isn't out officially yet , but genera lly reported, that Th 1961 Coa h of th y ar o tri i the ' � � emulate to � day � very : strawbe p rry e, cvffee and milk. e_d (' Mr. Cilo's assistant fo r the past two years , e nergetic h a' Pre,." ed to r es C· Y P . s yer a pl the of ckeye u B . and knowledgeab le Ed Coffman has been offered the .al·t101ls ---- I AIet o1 the champ10n Athens Bu1 1gn· d post vaca te d at PHS . M r. Cof �� n 1 n h i s two years Taylor singled out the <'ase of dogs · by last year'• Cooch of the . U:QVIREMENT here has lilamped himself as amb1twu:s , an eager stu- .Joe _Robe�ts. 11 member of lalll Year, R uss Moore of Pomeroy. Eng!Jsh copyright law, require . dent of the grid fame, and a skilled leader of boys. �e�s Ohm statf! NC� champs. Moor!! al.so pre&enled the 8111 tbat one copy of every book pubWe have a firm hunch Mr Avenigc Football Fan of "'.: not a � "ude�t. �as Tr�vel�g C�ampionahl: II.shed In the country be Biven to Pomeroy would approve Coffman's acceptance of the bit e t r1 op Y tO c et , w O ac-cepte the Bodleian Library of Od'onf every ay tO ma e offer better grades in his_ weak subjects, on . behalf of this year'll _champion- University. Ar�und Sports, with UPI _ an d a fter gradu: hon from OSU, ship team and Atherui h igh school. lt, The St. Louit1 Hawks, fighting to stay alive In the �as drafted by the Syrac�at Na- The BIii 'l1lomu Trophy ii EAL Tri best-of-seven series with the Boston Celtics for the NBA t� onals of the NBA. Following the awarded ea ch year to the achool crown today pinne d their hopes on the weakened back try th t a play t c in ut �, ic �!._1�1.l'Q � bubtb �� \ ""'am, R•obe of big Clyde Lovellette as they looked for their first �� t " a e he �: r s, who !lur th amp1uu11.uIp and .. moved mim . playoff victory. Ol v1ved the cut or playen, wrote to 8t'hool lo achool u new champions s s111a1 Hawk coach Piiul Sevmou r said, '·We have to win the Taylor and •� marked that he was ... crowoed. FOil ,� . ' . ' ' . �11sJ.1l�l . two games here Satu rday and Sunday if we hope to the only rookie who had a. college John Finch, Pretident of the , S ., . ,M.£llCA' S .,h\O t have a cha nce in l he strics. We n eed Clyde to compete de�rN". The ot he r� �a_d_ given up Southeaatern Ohio A t h I e t I c .. � '4£ll'S . 1 . . with Boston's manpower." lhe1r colleg1� te ehg1b1hty to be· League, preaented certlficatn to • �· , ; «1 �:.,.;: Jimmy Dyke1 belleve!i lhat the 1 96 1 Cleveland I n ��me profes!IIO�als and were wor- the players 00 the flrat and aecond �«4f-1� . dians are the best club he' s managed in the past 1 0 led t �bout th� 1 r future wilbout l team' · :t't r_:, 1..,, 7ears, but he adm i t s i f he loses a front-line player he's th� f'ir egree. -� , .· . .. Player• who aceep the honor• ,. • , m trouble '-'" Plans for fo Jlowlng the North Central directive on . , ;"-,{,�:. 0�t One of the highpoints of Taylor'8 for first team membl!nhip were : It' I Cleveland has a good-lookin g start i n g tea i1 d I Most Interesting Point To Fans I Is 'What About PHS Grid Post' MffS I . r I -::-=:-:=--::-c::--::::-----�:....::...:::....:::.::=:::---SEOAL Forms Comm1'ftee TO tudy 1963-64 Basketba ll .� Cards·r D'ISCUSS Track Mee g i n r 11 1 � Xi�;i:!* �!:::�f�n 1 �"JfJ.:�· �;.��� r:/!t� -Houk Sa --s Pitchers Ready �-��y :! r'�l�l YJ�:�� ;; l�:��:,; th tin squad. y 1 ��:! � � ��:·i h�!J. The North Central Asso�ia"on for Secondary Schools and College., recently ruled thal member schools playing • basketbllll games on nighta a fter September I, 1963, will J be advised of league policy. The association is the accrediting organization for high schools in Ohio. All Ral1)h Houle hroh with the tra- Mathews. ,chools in the SEOAL are members. d;1; oa or Casey Ste"gel·, 12•y e•r Prank Lary and rookie Terry Harl.,- Ellinger. principal regtme a!-1 maaager of the Ne w Fo� combined to hold lhe Chicago Logan High School, Roatr Burt. . track meet went dl■cuued and GallJpolis and Chesapeake hi g h school ba-.r,hnll White seven to x a hlt glve 1 ork nkees w So ay the th an• � , tod Ya Athena High Sclw>ol principal and will be M!ttled later with partici• teams battled to a 3-3 de a d loc k Thursda y e � ening h ,. f<, re : V De�rolt the Tigera victory • '·2 J , K. Ktnneer, principal of NeJ. paUng 1ehoola advised aa to lonounceml'nt lhat hia pitching 11taff dar kness hal ted lhe contest after .st' ven rn mngs. The T1gen collec only four ted ion and time· Members llcllool.s 10nville High School we� 8P cat The Lawrence Count 1:m!i grah• . "'is i n tip-top shal)c." , . . 1 lie!! to knot tne count 3. ,1 Dl'forr ,. . th e 1 1rs . 1 1r , er h, · 1, off H b S --• Bob eoL.core IIUN • '.J n1:1W JNl ---, · 1•-with track learns are Athen,• &Ar hed <1. qu 1 ck .,-0 Ir,11 •• lnted a .......... ....., t0 study I know my 111.arlln" pltd}ers . l'iClt led m. .mn Ing ...·rr GAHS• h ur I c>r Joe Dun- darkn{'SS u "' b I Seo I lded lb nd re e wa • ...even Y . gan, Gallipolis, Wellston and Nel are Ill bet Ler 1hape than they plan1 for scheduling the 198.1-r,4 . , . tagged for three run■• Jlle . h aonv :s can by ban g mg out lwo hits, ai d• I Sl 11 rt 1ng C HS hurl"r had a 110were a tt t ime a year ago· " Wea i ba ketball 1 eeaaon. · ed by one Blue l>evil m1�(·ue, ;md / h't\ ; . n.o. run _re r.forma oce go.mg said Houk. ··n1e r'f'aso n we didn't The Cleveland Jndian.1 beat the Atheri, was recognized official- John Finch, president of lh e . the C, al hons for th e first gel off to a very good start last Los Ange leJJ Angela, fr5, the Loa ) tc11ni;I lwo l>m,t•s 011 bulls. y as the winner, of league bas• league, and prlnclp,I of Jackl!IOn am hr 10 s In t h or e Angel Dod�en downed the �• year lw _ �• � �r h � 1l wall becau Sa� � e the pitching i ketball championship whllt Pom - lllgh school presided. Attending Howrw,·. ,1llt•r lh t· 1mlial rung, . lh, hm fr o n _ Gtrald Ai_m• Wa!-1 h 1l and mls11. But this ye f m es a w e re oger Francis c o Giants lU; the Burke, ChiAthen recogn z dlDe" , H a; Row : ar eroy was i ed 111 w UUnl'an sPl1 J t•d down dnd permits l ' . Gallipoli!i ; Alfred ScarIf the li onw dub Dnly two safe . it �ong l l'll off w i lh � boomi.n g my st a rling st a ff of Bob Turley, cao Cu t»a beat th.e Bolton Red of the reHrve champiorishJp F ' tripl,· Duve Robert � M!nt hi� Whil ey 1-�ord, Art D ltma r and Sox. 9-5; the K1n1a1 Clty Athletic, Each was allotted funds !dleport ; Claude Swlck. lie11, sin�lc s l>y Jim LaFon 11,id towa,'d b ( hom e w1th a single lo make 11 ttal ph Terry looks ready." defeated the Minnesota Twin!, 9-4, purchase of trnphlH. We Jilme.!1 A. Diehl, Pom- ' ,· Ron Whitley, Nhlle hls mutes ra l. eroy, ., .. J J. K. Kineer. Nelson• 11 wa::£ the first time .since Houk and the Balt imore Oriolell topped th i·t-e runs an d four safe- l- 1 . . Dick. Rode�lck WR.!I aa fe Oil lied for_______ __ __ a fielder s t>ho1te , stole 11.ernnd, look ovf' r as manager of lhe Yan- the Washington Senators, 8- l , in The league meeting prior to the ville. opening of the football season wa1 11�d scored the serond Uevil lolly kee!-1 that he pinpointed a chan e other game,. g , with a 5teal home. rom the Stengel regime. Johnny Rom ano's 1ingle dellv, moved ahead one week to Auguat GIANTS ACQUIRIC BACK . 30 in order tbat f ball c 1 NEW Y oot ORK f UPH - 1be Nf!w coa ™: . '" lhe hrth , Joe Duncan led ofl Turley, who won 21 games In ered the winnlng run for tilt! In� will able atten to yaer d, This I York Gian bol!ltered w1th 11, w.ilk, stole �<'Orld · and 1 !158 , allow1.-d only two hits and dians in the 12th Inning after a lheir back· t, meeting will be a dinner meeting •worerl on t w o 1iacr_lflre pl.u ys by two runs in seven inning}, against double by Jim Piersall tied field '11iursd ay with the slgnina: oi in Welll!lton. G ary Porter 8"d Milce V rm . 'l'h .u t tJie St Louil! Cardina ls Tuesday• score in lhe ninth· J WeU8 ' 8 halfback who PI ayed Plan, for the 1lllnual league mad e it 3• .l aeveral ' aeaaona with the M ontreal and seems __ reedy to ret urn to 20_ ____ Don Pitcher Drysdale and Dute __ . . . GAIi� had a d� nce lo wm the v1clory form this year. Hook in- Snider hit homen to lead the Alouettea of the C.nadlan Foot· • • game in t. he sixth. Dav� Roberts dleated that he would open the Dodgers lo their \rlctory over the D1atr1ct 3 To Receive ball League. led off w ith a double, tu" second se ason ne,ct Tuesday with Whiley Giants. Sam Jones, ,lated to o pen Welh , a former ClellllOll star, . . hit or lhe evenmg. Rodurick walk- Ford and follow with Turley, Art the season for the Giants, wu AKRON - More th.an a quar- did not play Jut year. He retired ed, and Dave J•orlf'r ('Ollect<'d a Di tmar and Ralph 'fe rry. clubood for nine runs and NVen ter million aeedllng trMt and and wu placed on Montreal', N. S.Concl � 1 �1: le, bu t Roherts held up al Frunk Robinson cracked ht s hits in rour Innings and 1ll0 11- shrubs wlU be deltvered to Wild- upended lilt, 1h 1rd Duncan popped up. and ei,llhlh homer of the life Di■trict :, thla wt!l!!k, accord­ · spring as the auf!d seven walks. G, ai·y Porter ran nrd l o <'nd the Cincinnati Reds beat the Milwa� Short.stop Do dd n Bu in'• error Ing to Robert Schueneman , w11t I h reot. k ee Bravl's . i-s. Bob Pu rkey paved the way for a aeven-nUI IleId center leader In the dtJtrict THE for the Ohio Dlvi.!lon of Wildlife. Dunrn 11 fannrd five, walked slx pildied the firi.t four innings for fourth IMing that carried the A fourth of them will be plantP.anthcrs. .John Frailer whiffed the Rrdii and was tagged for Cubs to their vlctory over the Red ed on 11tate-owned areas, with the tight H ine D1:vlls, walk ed throo . homers by John Demer it and F.d Sox, rll!!fflainder being taken by county Galllpolls' season remrd Is now ---· ec game prot tor• lo private land• ' lwo wi n s, fine loss a nd a t ie. The owner, who nqueat pl111ilng '. Rlu, De,n, are slat, d lo ho,t . slock, South Pom t on Memoru11 Field 'lbere are to be 151,000 multi• Thll 11 how II clou d woulcl this ev1•11ing . beginn!Qlt 11t ◄ · :io llora ,.,., 19,00D while plno, Ill,• h♦I It )t'OU could W♦♦ r Bo , score of Thursday · , ,;...: 000 Norway ,pru.ce and lfflliller on ■. Ligh t , • . cool , . , will a111�a r in Saturday's Times. AUGUSTA. Ga, <UPI 1 -De fend- who played with Pabner, birdied numben of bl�k walnut and c:om fort ■ IJl•--.f ♦■turln g • . mg champion Arnold Palmer, the final hole for a two under bl�k locust. r•w ♦ dg• and n■rrow b ♦nd, 1 8-lnch who liked 1,11 putter except for par 70. '>ne 1troke behind Nick• PROTESTS RACE DATES Otf♦ r♦d In c o lor■ to rlval t1,1r11·• ..nu • .f>ROVIDENC.E, R . I. l U Pi l - one hole, and Bob Rosburg, who tau■ came four pro1 _ the 4t­ Meet The Narraganset t R.ncing A�iiod• liked his spectacular linl&h, led y-ear-old Byron Nelson, former BPW Club · the field Into i,econd the round of M,atera cb11npion Doug Ford, alifln, Inc., has filed a formal ap A.1 Dinner peal with t he hear ing ,board ol the Masterll golf tournament to- Paul Hamey and Johnny Pott. The April moolfnl of the Mid­ 8eH■ Ntkti 11'• the Rhode Island Rflclng e Commls day, dleport BPW Club wDI bo held sion conrernlng the fall dnll's I t Both shot !out .under par 88'111 Foor 1lrokN behind Palmer Tuead.ay .at 1:30 p. m. at o,, M■• In II chill) rain Thurllday to take and R011hurg, with even par '12'.1, IOOic Hall In Middleport with the was i,mied. a one-stroke lead over lltlle Gary were PGA champion Jaf Hebert. Eutem Star ladle& eeving tM Narragansett had requeteld Player, the South African who Ill Stan Leonard of Canada, farmer dinner. from Sep!. 4-Ckt . 7 but instead golf's leading money winner. And U.S. Open Champlon1 Bill Cu­ :, was awarded Oct. 9-Der. 13 , the both had their pu tt@rs and their per and Tommr Bolt, Gene Wt• Protram for the evenlng will be Ohio by at __dat�•-which were given. lo Lin- pin-point approaching lo thank. Uer and former 11'111 . • • DO trias. ,pnateur JnllDted tht lep) ion � Mn. mia1 nqllired. ar h:, · - -•-- Although they have contrasting king Charlie eo. , In addition � �� !'.da "�!-=:.� • 1D1D111r ol lht Soatylee, there waa. a Jot of similar- Venturl An ·- �.., - ol thi■ .... . '·tY '" theIr lir■t round play. Both Fonner PG A champillll Dow wm bo � to advi■e th■ had 2S putt,. Both had five bird- Finllerwald; th,... l o r • I I a b■n -.., ""' 1q1■1a "':; �• and one bogey. Both had hot tbNi.ata Peter , Thonuon of Au, and anner 01 qaationl t1M!J llroaka. And both were glad they tralle nd Roberto Ile i-.. .,_, want lo a■lr. Mmiborl are In­ • V ployed " well. and Antonio C.l'da, both of Mn- - to brlna a ,- II they wi■b . P■lmer had nine one.putt l<o; Ted Kroll and U.S 111111eur li-.__._..... greens, Rolburg 1ix. In addition. cham ion Deane p Beman wer• , ==�rg nnk a tZO..foot wedp at DarkOeSS llaItS 3•,3 T•le O BUt yankS Drop Lon g Skeln • k 7 1 1I Inn1n g At Chesapea e or----------- I . f>.�- r °' ST ETSO N Tuuday To SHOPPING FOR A ECOND CAR I - Bill Childs - Dave Hindy - Pete Burris AT :w.. KARli'& VAN ZANDT ..aMIROY, OHIO 'l-!"'"------------"l"'---..JI . -., 'J. ; -· - Roaburg'a hol atreak waa remlnlscenL o( Palmer'• finlah te win the Muter> lut year. ROBl>urR wu ev.. par aRer 12 hole■ and then carded four blrdiH on the oext live hole■• Palmo,- llad birdled five ol the last st. bole■ a y,ar ato to beat out km VenturJ by a ■troke. Today. · Ventilrl with a !ir,I round par 71, four 1lrob1 back ol the eo-leador1. Two I-■ ofl the paee WU hu,ky Jodi Nk:klau■ of Columbu■, Ohio, Conaldered tho ■troo,e■t • leur tiwat lo the llold, �ktl,..., - •·�---- · - · ··· · ·• -•=-·. ·r- ....... . ... ' a.,,.·• ., ,, .-.- - lfOUPMI n. 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' (nlriJll:D PIUIE Q-.- -b I, ol lllDpnd. elf- • ,.r■o ol pouodt, lo the lllb !'"'IF>, le � who ol dlr<PJOri NO $ ..- ...r .i / Fr-- Be ou�· IT'S DELICIOUS - Now �'- ..._t Fish Record In Ohio AVAILABLE · AT CASH le, '""itJ, ""' mom ��artw: 1-- .,�!""I., 11,,.�...dodal-=-.s ,._ Ba•· aurary 1 7 Inch Cut Single Blade Like Rotary Type ( /.'\,,:':,. l\ , <" =��f.N•tlfal traiDlrll '°" J�,«h: boomdm:..TI."'� ,I · �tAU�� For * =1,. mut!t ��:8'� w. "!" YWOP:•�ONE JET PUMP •· -0 C ALL CASH PRICES ! 19 INCH 4 cyl. Ijfton and \ ' . ,, . ,..,. ..;.�;o��; CAMERA :s!!w�� :eject �:v::, or ry r'--Pc .1',,' . Ou_..., v• .. I Of IntefCSt ,;(. $J9·'' u. I .v · �t1>" " ''1hrlftl-c:ut'' t A S O L I N E IOTAIY 2 CYCLE w..... ! r._ . .· ,-<"., . ffrttton• e♦ NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE woaK . • ·,;· ' Spring Value Exclusive At H and R F I R E S T O N E paImer' Rosebur Leadin g g JD Masters GOIf Tourney BY ,._.., ,. flldJ i ia. ' BAHR CLOTHI ERS Quarter Million Trees P L AY B O Y �rod:!alona.me::. WA N T A R U G CLEANED ? ftLLOW PAGES ts : 1- GIvens Takes More Im portant Co-Op Post See the I . - rullmC -...-llr. .. Mn. 0. I. How■n! ■ad - ... ti... 1'IIIO. GIRL ICOVT COOKING CL.UI ■t Mn. Brown'■ home. G...., Shawvot, llr■. Fr■da Hart and diOdm, o/ EY-W.. lad. ,.. Mr. ad llr■. IPffldml the! hoUda:,11 hm vifll- fuifflelly ti Rnmnrood, -"' The New K■ven Girl S c o II t were played and refrahmeol, � . .and Mn. Berurd IJeviD&, ill the _, -ty .. GOOD WIU. a.ua Troop ■llended the la■t Nllloo ol were NrYed II Mn. ,... Kay- 1 Ing ..-. Gone Beally lo I pati,,,t 11 Roi- ffelCbt■. Iha cooking cla■■, held ll the Ap- nard, Mill Judy Fry, Mn. Ivan ' Tho Good-Wm Club met ., FriMn. B. B. 0.,,,, II Ill J'IN, iwachl■n Building lo Point Pie.. Shawver, Mn. Loris Rou■h, Mt■• d■y ev-, at the - ol llr■• oer lloopflal. , Md, Tllil:btc ,_ - I I 4 . net n, Bu,b el Waller ■D Mn. � Gunu John Boslk Cunntn,barn. Gene James Mn. b, c Gt,d1 Linda comIICOUtl 'Mle , ant on Tuuday. pleti.nC the eourte received a ce:r,. Max Browa, the banoree, M r 1. pllytd .and refrtlhmeng were turned to '-■lr bome at: Detroit , daupta-·ln-law, Mr. ad II r Ufle>t■ ■nd are 110W eligible for Hay., and the bo■le■oea . , ..,.,,ed by the -■- 11 - •• Mich. after ■p■ndla1 the put Bob II,- 111d eblld,a. Mr. ad Mn 4. D. ,.._ ■peat ROTARY CLUB their cooklnj lwt1e. 'l1le cl.au tmdln1: llre. ik:Mn K n a p p, week ,llJUac relaUYa btre. lma Rouoh aad 11■ry Eulff wlllt tloob' daupier ml wu given by the Appalaciil■n T,� Rotary Club held ltt reso- Mrw. Harold C.,polwt , Im. Tho Mn. Ve Electric C.ompany with Miu Jw'. lar dinner meeting on Tbund■J u Orimtaad, Mn. W.llltam lie- wen willton In Parbnburg ca waDy, Kr. and 111'1. lta:,m.al Gratebomt aad ID mmi,. vey a� wtructor. Five ,euion■ � evening a! the Hartford Metho, Farland, Mn. CWf Jlou■b . Kn. Friday. 1, wen held. Mr. and 11n Dlck Dol■oo ,I lqton. , the lint ■olon the dl■t Church. A llhort burill , l.■wnneo W..ill- Mn. Tb■lm■ ........ ,... _...., ,... bol· Mr. aad 11n - W■br!l aro Mor held. .... Tilow , meeting i .. 11 at'-1, how p■hart, ■ c. 1,..-1 table ■ Jirl Ray lln. . 11n. ; and table manner■, the ■ecalld , Ing W<N! llermon L■yne , U.,.d s,bU Smith. Mn. ,...,.,_ lday wllbnd ben1 -Ing Mr. opmdin1 the bollday■ •i■llint low porenla, Mr. aatl lln. Shoopld IIOWOII they cookad • orakfa■t , , Roush, Floyd C■rmaek , Richard llillu md pe■ta , lln. J1ob■rt and Mr1 aaud -· MR, M ULLINIX MR. GMN8 MR. DIJCIIOL ud allwr ..iau- al Gia L,-. 11111 111n Doo ,... . Mr. ■y L. S■yn 111d Im. C!Jd■ Ilk■, : Iha third they aiokad I hmclt 111d : Ord, Dr. John Rldp , J. • V■. bu■ine■■ Parunbur In ·AVXILIAIIT a.ua the fourth they cooked • &Mr. ; Stn<arl, J1<k P'lllher. Jllfflel Mr. ■nd Mr1 x.tth - ... The food wa, furni■bad by l b • Hampton. "- Willl:JntGG, Jiu■• floe - to..., Aalli■ry OIi Wednetday. ' Company, and wu prepored by seU C.pelwt. Barry MOier, 0. J met on Monday <Yeninl ■t the Mr. and lln. Lawrenoe U..- companied by bl■ p■rmlo. lit, J. E _Givens of Ul� Loxley socceeds Given, •• director of Reporting directly to Gi\·ens - , the girll. 11le fift.b HIUJII. t h e Bollie, Arlbut WebrU. p b 1 1 J p t.ep:m Hall with Kn. BaJpb lnJ lbd cbOdrea ol Kmwa are ad Mn. Wlllht Andd ti Pldla, . Road, Richmond, bas JUst been Community Serv ices . Bucliholz, / in addition tu the retal di!lr ibu- , gicb baked cookies and m a d e Wolpert, Earl Clark, T b o m 1 1 ftolah, Y1eli prtsldent , J)Nlid..,,. ■ptndiq: Che ,r.bnd hire v-� Ohio, ban apaal h JINl __. •lltltn llr, W!i Anolt, ln6,. who held the post of director of ton periODtlf _ will be ,uc de· , p unch , and aetVed ll to L b • I r Reed, llld Jtev. Jack Wtlch.. Tbe meeting oplD9d In ft111.1ar 1D,: Mn. Tbelma Capehart. l1 p amed assistant general managi Mr. ud Kn. Gllu Hart , for- •·•law ad ..... Mr. _. Jin. Pr t, form with the pled&t to the n., rs u that wt re in- : Clun-Up CcllnmMke Meetla:,: er of Southem State& Cooperative. ocunnen partmenl! as iniorma tion- publl-! mothe ud a @ILI e have Dale Ctlllml • .._ � vited la au.end. of I Lord'• thll!! tng pra, The dppointment, which became �: Sen-�. Th= :� cations, mei'ch,nd1'iag , ec:ooom- : :: Clean to 11 C i O I\ I ii la:, � effective April 1, was announced vacan t since last January when lc research and membership re- ' Scoot.I .attending we� Ellia- i:id <,n TuNday neln& at ":: aPll'OV� lh Hudnall, Brenda B r O w n, , City hilldlng with Mn. Han, cuued the BlDMmghBe, the elub MIN Ll!ab Jae Ponll epmt. l by "'. · T Sl.ll!!ele, Jr., the cooper- Steele wu named �eneral man- j lations. Steeie, as 1e.neraI maD- ; be . nn Miller. r Flesh j Leah , A She ry er Llyne ch rman prukfm.. ager. steele held. th1S post for 14 1 , ai , A dll, II IJ)OalOr1ng. The mmnbers wru l taa htkeod DI Aimuvllle, Obi■, at1ve s general manager. I ager, will work particularly with 1 Bonnie Routh, Susan Grinlt.ead, , cuuion was held on the project prepare Two uther promotion& , announc- years prior to h is election. and lel"t'e d inner to the I YlaitinC he· ailter and brother· the wholesale and finanrc divlar S k, D a e S 1 1 k, and the o of the Moblle. Tbry vat- lll-11•, Kr. and 11n lkwnes- De,. WOiken are memhert ommtttee po tt ! ed at the wne time, went to Jn his new sJtlon, Glverui will sions of the cooperativf', •• weQ � y. Uii Nanc. F hnn , Nancy Hill, Kare · to check on work that naecl, to be ed to apona, r two ,trlJ to Girl.a .P\ieb clue lo the 1llnell of Mr. Paul E. Mullinix and ,J H. Buth- continue to concentrat e his ef- a.s directing Uie ovc.-.all adminis1 Greene, Jean Morgan, N a O c Y done and report al thl!l nat mNt1 te St.a on June 11 untd 17 at Jack- DePu,b . holz, both Richmonder1. Mullinix forts primarily In lhe field of com- . trative functions ur the organizaI Capehart, and Judy Hoffman. gt. 1 � lue■u ol. Jf:r. and Mn. ld be pril Ith at '1:30 1011'1 Kill. ln o he A who waa director of Field Force!l munlty services and distribution. 1 tion. . e • D ::� �� �! �� p,m at the CitJ BufJdme. A rep- Thau attendinl _.. Mr,. Ev• rdd Lowman and family were Ann Johnson and JoAm Ju9til. a wn Mr . and Mrs Emil Hoffman D. Lowmaa Ill , J .....1a11.. of the dlffmnt orpt> ...it llomh Mi■■ Loueoa J1ou11,. Mr. ■nd 11n. \.d Narrator was Ann Johnson Co I v 'tad Mr. an4 Mr b M Harry Mille c J di alli t h e Mrt. Carl Kn. N e l ■ o n G poU.. Ohio md Kr. t a d "; /i��. Mn. Richar� �. l lzatkm• In town attended OtbeI'I in the choir we� Dor- 1 1.oS:�ff�:� ��nlly. m lo . , lln. ltoulb Sadlo Warth, 11n. lln. Cbari. li<thel ol A l h ■ D I. othy Diak• . Carolyn Smith, Ella l Mr. and Mr■. Larry Fox ofi Mn. Ho•ard Sisk and Brue Mn, l eet 1 11n. Ralph 114a,h, Ohio. 11,ey _.. hen, t,. help ,_. Tbo■e attllllling """' Carl KlDI Amold Mae Burns, Judy Williams, Den• 1 MiddleJNlrl visited lolr. and Mr,. R. G. Greene, Mn. John ll�rgan, Tripp Nor 11n. WU.., Karl a , Mn. c. c. brala floe birthday ol Dmd '-· ver Blake, Elmer VanMet,r Jr. . , Lloyd Fox ,Saturday and Sunday. Mn. Bill Capehart and Mr■ Bar- i Oonald Bumprdll■r, , Jr. G · EASTER CANTATA Eugene Wamsley, Dale Justis, Mr. 1 J111ck Fluher, lenn Smith, 'nlel- llanteomer,, Mn. Rkbard Grin- man . Mr. and Ml'I. Kenneth Ault Hoffman · and M'l'I Ed _Buc;t. and Kr rt ma Capehart, Mrs. Paul Scally, ltead, Mn. Thelma Capeha , I · Columbus vls!ted )fr,. Wlniferd An East er Cantata was pre- and Mrs. Richa rd Gilkey. t SCHOOL RAD EGG RUNT Mrs. Ralpb Roulh. Krl. David Mn. Harold erk.le, Mrs. l'rede l ctau,b m art ,pendm, the haliFollowing the sen-Jee the group I Holland and Laura Easter sen led Sund1'Y morning at 5 . 30 by pils of the New Htven · P'al!lds, J r., J4iu Ethel lliddll. Hat. Mn. l'nd &uah, 11ra. Bob day, al Allemown, P.a. wilb nla- , The pu the Young Cholr of the ME was serv ed break (ast at the home , Viaiting Mr. Mrt. Lloyd tiftt. held an Eu Mra. Henry Buck, Mn. B 1 1 1 Roush, ud Mn. Roulb. . of rs. Lloyd Williams Und■y were Elementary School M . Williams Williams and Ann by S family directed Church, Mr. and Kn. Dan Sm!th and / afte ay l'ERIONALS IU.VEN . NEW sd Jliu A sh, DawlQll. Mrs Bum:U rnoon be, Rou Mrs. Dinah Riddle and Ethyl of �IDl� 00 Thur E STER EGG HUNT Solos we re 1ung by Mrs. Hanog at 2 p.m 'lhe pupil■ of Lei.ah JIDI Powell, Mn. F r e d Hr. and Mn. Victor Wentzel Jin and Mrs. Corner. Duets by The Clifton Climbers 4-H Club New Haven, Mr. Raymond Fogle- � es e hid the egg■: while Batey, Mn. Lloyd Rouab. Arthur and dau,bter of Parkenbarf � Margie Call and Beverly Burns, enroyed .a n egg hunt Sun&y af. IOJl, Point Pleasant, and Mrs. Till th u:tb grad the other pupllo hunt«I them. The Wehrli, mayor of New -■,,, EJ. Sunday IUNU ol Mr. and II r •· lernoon ,t U.e Ned Henry home. Noble, Ma,on. grade pupil■ played game,. heron Ctita, mayor ol Hartford Otto larimm. Winning pr.ltea were Teddie Brink- Mr. and Mra. Laurence David- lmth � ----------' Ho The me Room Mothars of tho and Mrl. l.ayDa. Mr. alld )fr, llollDd Karr and and chlldr,n ol Columbo■ er, Roymood Va,;an, Ray Hoffaw in .A pil ea e IUleilS P. rece -.re Debbie Trallllq" th Rtcel..-d MeGmr cll pu arded nt T in man, Sissie Varian and Carolyn visited fri@nds Saturday evening, Mrs. Harrison Robinton and room •ho found the most ew Am1J Spedill■I Five Jolin V. Parbnburg, -i,v-Raush. the pup.il in lhe 1ixth grade McGrew, Jr•• completed the fife Mn. Harry t.ym and J O h n .6.LJ 1 amily v her sited and Mr. parent.I, i f V PTISM S ICE A BA L ER Bapt�mal serv ices were held at and Mra. Frank McDermilt at winning tho oonteol held. T b e y wffk firwlciaJ manaim,nt ma, Layne vlsHed .oolaUv■1 in Parker■then served each pupil of t h I chine ■«OWl linJ course at T h e 00 Wedaeld.v. 7 p. m. SWlday a l the ME chureh. Letart. Sunday. ...i.. '.I · $ .SO Baptized were Cheryl Ann Bostic. Vtsttfnl Mr. and Mn. Gene Rf. school a candy bar and chew mg Finan<■ Scliool, Fort Benjamin 11'1. Ptlo Rou■h ol the New � I Harrl,on, Ind. Spec:loliJt M<G'" Haven 111,m■ntary School 111■, Rural daughler of Mr. and Mrs. Paul ley Sunday were Mn. Mable John- gum. �\_ • n, her grandmothand mother, t1 so received 1pec:lall2ed military ,.. Norma Lee Roado of !he J; m,i, IIIDf'S ICEEPSAII! IOOlt nn WIN WON CUBS B ostic, Middleport: Mary A Be hio er of verly, . O lo orpnlutfoo. Sebool .....,,.,..;.Mr and Mr1 t h e co,mtlnl Bolfm811, daugbler of Mr. and The Win-Won Clas■ ol ,__ , Mra. Lloyd Bollman, Pomeroy, Mr,. Harold By,ell and child- E.U.B Churcli held a dinner mee� neon! pn,ceduno, and oporatloo■ Clyde 'rol■J lfr. ....; � of ren of Rutland Ohio ,and Mn. Ing on Monday evening. '11>1! two and reports pertinent to lll8dllne ol. Wahama '111p Schoo] aad e� and Grego_ry Neil Lew�. f"-���� . ....:::..- � D�l Klllmpworth and son of men on the Y.E.S team w e r e accountiag lllder the ArmJ com- di Knapp, County nad!n, mo, Mina. Lewi s. �� ._ -� to Norwalk, Coan. for the Mr. and Mr& Richard Gilkey Poml P louant vlslt«I Mr. and guest, , Francis Reichart, a n d mand moa,emeat oy■iom. Oim• lo tod■.J larl"!Uf Mrs. Wlll Slewa , Wedne ay. ad W rt sd a 1 9111 ar uale of • WMk, flley wt11 obcerft a aew Dick Wlblln. TIiey held EvangeHe is wn visited his parent,, Mr. and Mr,. Pearl Gilkey al Pomeroy, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oliver and l1sm llervices at the Onu-ch lb.ls hama High SChool, Ii married to modem acbooJ ,y,tm, DDW Into ef. .Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer son, Lance , 01 Spencer and Mn. p ut week. Othen attending were the former J■ael Cormack 1w ftct in the ■doool ID Norwalk. VanMeter Sr'. lnd famDy during Chester Oliver ,pent Easler at Mr. and Mro. Harry Miller, Mn. two sou and realdll ill Naw Sludeals op■ndjn1 tho Ea,ier were Mr. and Mn. Harley Toledo. OMo "'1th AIIUv... Tbomu ea. W. Va He Is tho 1111 of Mt. llollda,I hen with •heir pare,,11 Barry Hoffman. Mrs. Powell Sr., Mr. Bruce Powell of Sunday dinner gueat, of Mr. and Hoffman' Mr• and Mrs• Paul Rfck. and Mn. .J. V. Mc:Grow Sr. ■IIO .,.·. J-·., "._ of __ - -......,. Unl.:,_,_. ' of Point Mrs. John HarrlBOll were Frank a , Mn. Ed•ln Slelo. r. and ol New Haven. Nitro Bobbie Greer of . lit and llr■. Karl n! Harris, Bob and Ann, of Ma.,,,, Ple,;ant and Pauline Newton. BRIDAL WU.; PhJUia .2:lcafooee W. Va. Mn. Harry Picbns. Mra. Robert Mr. autl Mn. Marvin Marr and Chest.er Oliver and Joan vlsJted Cooke, Mia Elalne Sayre, Mn. A Brlolal SIio- WU h■ld n- 1/alvenlly, daUllde, ol Mr. and Mr. and loin. Luther Tudier at daughte Linda r s uff I cenlly in the EducaUonal 8UDd- Mn. Arthar Smltli: &nmv woJ. Edna Clark, Miu Ethel Riddl Mason &mday. For Shallow or Deep W ells V a . call� on wiufam stalo UDlWnltJ, dauaf> Mr. and Mn. Maraliall Dunean Mn. Luther Smith ond Rev. Rob- Ing of tho E.UB. Church la - pert. Oblo . lo 70 Im • • dlis Convert­ Friday . ■ ol Mi■ Ella Roulb of M a I o D tor ol Mr. aad Mn. Pltilfp WoJ. e . Di rt ll, of Buntfnllon spent ,eyeraf •-• ible Pump has 13 gallon -, �••-� pat· Floy d Gibb, and so,. Ray Dean, , of we, .. .....,.._ Suo Bllea Gootlollo, Jllmt. SROWEIi o,vlllt tank and 1/3 hp. spilt phase of Toledo Ohio spent Salurday visiting Mr. and Mn . Buren Duaof flcbool. New dll.,,... Mn. Larry Turley and M r ,. Haven. Mr■• _J■m11 Bart lqtGn c . motor. Pumpo up to 240 1&1- and Sun,ky Harry Johnson :an ■ -,te; Roth and Mrs. P. E. Picbo■ w■n ol Mn. Charle, Brown _.. to ----hootusea i<llll por bour. and relative, · S a y r e, llanhall UnfHnJty, • stork Shower in honor of. Mn. bo.atesaea for the lhower. gift■ were plac:ed cm • tadaugbter ol Mr. '11>1! and Mn. George Walter Haye, on Monday evenJni Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Johnson Recognize Four New G decorated with Ruth pink bow, ie aad rimm. Sayre; M■nloall. and son, Chuckle, Mr,. Katie Bau h & llreomen, ceotend with ID - daqbtor of Mr, and Mn. Oeorp and Mn. Mabel Johnson motored COLUMBUS - Four ,,... Ohio Delivery Of Trees lo Eut Llverpo, I, Ohio, Suoday lo b • • d Grlrmn; Joe � W. VL 'hdo, - _,_ ,. - ...,.. rella decorated In pink fflh re<ord, were r,coflD]zed dur- Will Ma e oon d S Montgamery. IGD of Yr, 1 n d .Pdoa ..... f■llal T-. ,. . wblte visit relatives and friends, ing 1980, one for • muskellunge r w Mr. and Mr,. Charle, Cart- which had been caught Eaater ...:-:s - �- ho o · Gome, were played and ff- !In. Kermit Ford, aad Larry LJe 11 or fresbment, .,.,. """' million -. ( lo - Dllf ,I W. VL UDfvffllty, a of wright and Elaine of Mason, Mr. Sunday, April 11, 1144. lo Willia •-'• p g WY 2-2036 and Mn. Toney Colley and fam, creek Reservoir, Mu■kfngum Co. -r-1 lantin will be getting attending: Mn. Donald 8uDlprd- Mr_ and lit■• 01Jta Lferiac. Uy of New Haven vblted Mr. and The llat fs malnlein . d by floe Ohio lbem IOOff from tho Ohio Dlvlllon tter, Mn. John 8-, Mn. 11art Ward i■ a patiml at 1!oJ. Pom■roJ 2:t2 S.Cond of Fore,iry. Thete - are to be Jamu King, lit■• Robert L e e, ■er llotpllal. Mrs. Dana lewb Sunday. Record Fi■b CommH,e of the planted In farm woodlota. ah.an- Mr■• later Dolon. lit■• W. R. IIJlot ll)w, .., ti. Mr. ■nd 11r■ door Wrtten of Ohio, Inc. Edglle Korte. Byen ille, Guerro- doned field,, areH unau lted for Mc�. lit■• John Fry, Mt■• N■f&e] 0,... ol l'ubnburl. Is or paoturo or on mine apoll 'lltolma C.pobut, Mr1. A I n • • ,peadlq -eral daya Yllltfq re� 111J County, eaqbl the 111-laclt. · Rouab, Mrl. Boy lloulh, M r L atlvel hero. 30-pound mlflkle, but It took 14 ErrrHt J. char e Gebhart, of In g G rady Crala and Sherry, M • L Mr. aad Mn. Clydo llf<o and years before tho act •u broughl -------· ··--..:: lo the attention of the ,:oonq,ttte,,. Nforeotatlon for Iha cllvlslon has i'eglY Klq, Mn. Bemloe llcKln- /:'"''""--'"'"''----iiiiioiia according lo Allen Eckert, 18!18 8IIDOUll<ed thal atate deUvery noy, Miu Cindy McKinnoJ, 11n. Traymore Drive, Daylon, z 4, the w o u I d hegln Mardi 112, lo I b e Sbfrley Ball, Miu JIIJIIO Hart. chairman. The previous l'ffllnl ooulheno tier of ....-, llan!b the honoree Mi■■ ltottlb and mark .,., for a lido 4711 loche1 111, IOllthcentraf area: April 1, cen- the � Mn Bart a ad lr,og, weighing • po,md,, caqbt tral ■ection, and April II, north- Mn Pfcbm em countlel. 'l1lreo doyo wtU he � ■en11i., � ...,. Kn In the wne .......1r. · Tho ..,. carp N<'Onl. Oft th■ lilt requlffif for each area. Otha LloriDg' lfr. Roy -' ffViled u of February I, lo a :,o. Moll of Ibo - cu bo picbd Mn. Muri Mc:Gboe, !In. alff pound, ,S\1-lncb fflh caught by , ltoo■h. r ■. Love Bud■oa Daytrm lo the up at 11a1e hilbway - In ltou■b 11n. ■ ' 11m,.u,1 lluni • Mn. --■ Jff.. stfflwator m,;_r, ,,... Weol Mll- each oounty, Eadt _.... wU1 11n. lfarf■i.t u 1o ton. Miami County, May ,., 111111>. bo aollll■d by tho d Mr■• - Lym■, Mr. and An old carp - WU dil- Ibo llm■• l'lclt tlfl poloto In <OWi• ■n Mn. Dull I.Joa■, Mr. 111d M r L prldabny qualffJed beeauM It did not mee1 1111 DOI tlllq Hu■n llotub, Mr,. Bertha CUD­ fll1blla all tho �la, oo this claa an: J'nmklfn Coan�. a •· aad 11n. TmmllJ m, btpa wu -. Road, Qi-; 4111t!■bnla c.on. Mr. aad Mn. lftl llclnlyn, , c.urtltorue 'llto record for a lhcmlhead �. Shorllf'1 Gantp. oatli■b, no• uUed llathoarl cat, JeUerwww: Goatrp Cauat)', Pinn flab. fl now held bJ aiar1e■ C. Bureau Bulldlq, llurtrm: M111k...._, ffll llidlanf■ , Belle Villey, Noble � Coomly, - State -,• County, w1to toot • II-pound, • Nmw.7. s-bJq, lacber from Ibo lltuiapm Rma, s,.fnp Nuaery. and Wa■bln&lou IY N'VIUII on JIIIJ II. lttlO. 'l1oo old """"1 lfarlella Stale N"""'7, WU 411 poanrf■, 4l1i lncheo, ■pp)Wm, too e llue Dana 0.-,, Daytrm aaglm, W.. for ■1■1■ eWhli. ■i • l'lald■ tho lloeir - "' ■ � n . or ahlp­ n broa the form■r marl: of - llale meal by maJL Landow,mo . . l'L•• pouad IJ - n., fi■b WU ..... .,. to al the will _,_ . J _..., uly I, 1111D. lo tho BIO and will be avallahle Int MlDDLIPOIT -. County. Anolbor name chanp -­ ln die 11■1 alllooqb the - clld 1'1- Chkteo, IIIMr, Bot Roll. 11111 ........ 'Ille llteepabead U■ted u th■ - - dnmo. "8 JW oal<h a hfl - ban tt ■ 1'1'1· and roll. Plecu, 15 People 7 to B Sent• ...- i,, ,- 1oea1 - eo16. ,...,._ Skiing tm1III or - pr•lar and tho lnlormalloa to ••• E<t­ lrl reqaeoto. Cbletea. ot l'lecu 21 People 10 to 7 Bene■ I Today For o,·. amond Test difldmo Sara _, ...,. ., ea,.,. er , Mic:hipl .... the ,- ... a. Wahama Invades I •' 7. Cellia9 TIie I. Pllltk or c-n,1c ni. VAWY LUMBER AND sua-PLY S. THIID AVI. PHONE WY-2·2709 \ MIDDCPE11, 0. ,_ - • ' �...._ � -- .. .. .. .. . . " .. . .. . . . .. 6-D,illy Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 , . ' .., . ... • ' ... .......___ A pril 7, l !lti l WANT ADS l 1 1s,:u (:�N��� ' :l�;�":: k "�;;";�,�;�:; o�g'. n'. pnced to sell. Fret" delivery. Rut land Furniture , Rutland, O. Ph. Sh-2-4811, nening Ph. Sh· 4-4-3tc 2-4034. ��-ALFALFA ���- HAY. - too I 100 HAL.Es. ,New S prin g-Av Buildi ng Stands Where Old ES (:!O� :�,�� S S E .' • • ,--M --U-E__L_ L E_R__.., Pi pe Organ Factory O perated 60 Years Ago fLJRNACES I IA.K l $AL• PLANNI D The Rutland Senior Out i.11 111,onsurint,: a bah Nie lit th11 ;;"�'.� h��: ;;:;�:� tnp lo t:incrnn-11t1, d 1 z,,;��:; Tht> nt>w Fulton-'l'homp.<;;0 n t> 1 neht's l.itt' in lht> 19th t't'ntury rompany employed 125 workers. I qu1pment •torage buildmg on and early l900's, but things dKI- 1 Ful ton-Thompson Tractor Sales II I Sprmg-Av ln Pomerc,y behind n 't work out t ha t way. do not employ that number of EAVt' HAUL t cenu per word. one inaerllon. Minimum t-bar1&---$> MARION, lnd. tUPO-Pollce at tht>ir mam building has been rom- Two fires m lht> Burkolf Pipe men, but never-the- less, it ha.s a ftDta. a eenta per "ord tor three consecutive imertiou. __, J asper, Ind • have OJ:IU Special-one month for ao cent, � word. plt"ted and lhe firm's annual Hay I Organ factory and t he threat of nil'e new building that is a big M anon · mtx ed, Emmett G. Will by the I Full rate of 4 cent.a per word ...W De t-barJed (or ad­ 1.-., · 1·1ga 1·ion Into the an s u IDVeJS ,tlne s lhe to busm heir t lO asse1 Burkoff lo es and House is set. Open and y n kruptcy fort·ed ba Qa veruama if not paid within lO day• after rece1vt.n1 bill. Pomeroy Golf Coul' se. Wy-2-62.14 ,• • g ..•ase of the ........ baffim -•••Ing .._ -••· 1 The Jar�, modern building eon• j t•ease organ product ion m Porn- l'ommunlty. Errort ill AdYertbing--ShouJd be rt1ported Immediately. p hole oover�1. s. 6d Dall, Sentinel will not be resoonlibl• for mort tbao The new Implement sh ha strurted during th t> past few mon- eroy dur:ng 1906. Plumbing & Heating ---- � OM incorrect insertion. SPRING SALE!- A.Ills-Chalmers, lhs was built in the exact locaTwenty-two of them havt di5" The s trudul'e set empty . on the not yet been named. Persons com;:Cud of Thanks and Special Noticu of Evl!nlS, $ 1 .25, 618 E . M• i n 5t · Pom•roy New Tractors. D1scounl pm·es' the Fu!ing to the open House, Saturday, appeared in recent weeU. l ion whe-re t he old Burkoff Pipe whe1 e same foundation ter 50 word mm1mum. Each .i4dil.Jon.aJ word, l e. Phone WY' -2•2448 D·IO: D- 12· D- 14· ·D-17. A ! 1 Organ Factory stood. nt>w equipment April 8, will have the opportunity , ton-Thompson ' Obltuariea publLSbed at l cenl per word. equipment Lo go with them. A l.,,,..,,...,..• -u•-o •-••=,,..,,..�I The old buikl ing was to111 down building now Is, for 15 years un- A prize w ill be awarded to the WORDS l DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS l MO. cn ,,.. ER better buy. Williamson F a r m 15 60c QOc $1� $4.50 earlier this year t.o make room I ti! Bernice Darst purchased the person who gives the new buildComplec. Se"M'• 20 60e 11 .20 $Uk) $6.00 Supply, Rutland, Ohio. Ph. Sh• i n g a winning name, for thf' new facility. j huge structure in 1 92 1 . CrlU Braid.lord 25 ,s. st.50 $2.25 ruo _ _ 1 1--6lr 2-4363. Coffee an� donuts w ill be served ui The old slrur ture was built by sed n i l _ for a mathe b d g He u Write. Pllooe ot Cantad Ads received bJ 10 A. 11. will be lD tha1 d11'1 paper. A 7 Transistor ] a h t German day long. A fri-e movie will immigrant Burarl U 946 u C l t' le a,, Rae l .\ F B al c. right Turn : W HAY AN-0 STRA when FulRAD ORD. chine shop u l l t . Oh . - -- --- koff who had embilious hopes for ton-Thompson purchased it for an be shown m the afternoon. Kelroy, Rt, No 7 . second holliie, PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 CURTISS BREEDING SERVICE, Joe F1t>ldj, Phone Wy•2-51 IO. equipm�nt storage is1te. Inc , on its record of year after 4-4-61c Old timers recall the Burkoff year herd improvement. Th'l ___ __ _ _ ( I ) NOTICES P;pe Organ Company as a boom(9) FOR SALi: 112 MTS K ILLED wit · II Star w arNo. I art ificial Breeding Pro, tng spot ill Pomeroy for many · one pound $I . oo• vJ., lb5 · • n:Bliml AND IT.Bl CONTROi ELEL'TROLUX Varuum Cleaner farm, gr.ant The bull of your ehoict> From u tients recent ly discharged inP yea t"l. John Savage , a worker at $ 1 .49. F'arm Bureau, Sugar Run with frozen semen �, Fala. Freo ...,......_ ....,._ ( 60 modeH with throw away pa­ . c I uded Jack H ay, Herbert Rob in• the organ company just before it Flour Mill, Jo:bersbach H ard- �, N__ ,_ ._ t:all Albert Parker per bags and all deaning at­ son , Mrs. Bi1 lie Davis. Marvin closed, recalls at one t ime the Mr. and Mrs, Ednie Ash en­ wart' .., A.. &atloll '" z.. tachments. Pay off last 6 1,ay­ t:hester. Ohio Magison, Mrs. Jamei. A. Nunnal- -· - 1 , 31 1 1 : 16, 17, IR; 10 9, tertained with aparty Wednesday • .... WI-If ment!I or $C!.75 or will disc1iunt Ph"ne �.11_1 _00 " �.u = 985·� Jy, John A lbert Millt!r, Mrs. ,John 23, 24, 25; 30, 3 1 , 1 4 > I ; afternoon at their home on FOM'lt for cash. Pho nP WY 2·22M. 3-28- 12tl' H. Martin, (;eorge S<·ot t. Mrs, WE WILL SELL YOUR U S E D ! 4 1 6, 1, 8 , 13. 1 4 , 15: __ __ Run honoring their daughter, 4 7 6k staiea, Guns, Bows, GoU Clubs, e 3 1 9 . 18tp A ffi CONDITIONING, REFR IG, Janu�s E. Grant, Sally Dawson, Rhonda on her fourth bkthday, ERATION servu:e. Jack 's R,., James \'ales, Teresa I.. Collins, Blcyclea. l!tc. Wri� or call The e __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Party hats and Disneyland balE cuL1 RS '1vAT N N H LA T O OR P (rigera1101L New Haven. Phona Bruce Wallace, Mrs. Charles E. Sport'a Center, M iddleport, Ph loon, wece given as favors. New Holland PTO Baler. l n (9a) MARINE SUPPLIES (2�21� 6-23-U Bowm. m . Mrs, Jame� I' Roberts, TU 2-3537. WY·z.3633 good ronditio11. .Joe Fields. _ The WSWS of the Hes,th Metho- Games were played after which ....:.._ _ AS IS IPECLWI DON'T PUMP YOUR Sluggish Jimmie fi'. Evans, Mrs, Harry dist Chureh, Middleport. will meet Rhonda opened her many girts, Chester Road, H I . 2, WY 2-5110. NOTICE TRUCK GHOWERS51 Mett:IU'J' tie 'L P, Mt5.0t 4 7 6tc septic tank. Get Klean-En1 All Peters, P.iul t.:. George, and Mrs. Monday evening .i t 7 · 30. M rs. Order your Souther11 Tomato Refreshments of birthday cake $1 Mernar, 1t B. P, tDUII Seplic Tank CleanPr, Ohio Val- ' Harold C. Radcliffe. plant,, now. Also have seed po ls the watf"r iafe-you drink '! B;d a R devotional iced in pink and white and topJack Beetle will be . P. Mf:rear:, Outlh 1995.00 Arn;,ng Ailing ley Plumbing, Pomeroy, Ohio. I tatoea. Charlea R. lhmis, Portand and Mrs. Nan Moore leadt>r ped with four candles and the in, wl:lter kill! millions yearly. ' .le METROPOLIT AN MOTORS :°" '2 3fltp At·<·urd rnl{ lo the midnight re• Mr .'> Glenn L<1mbert will be pro- scription, "Happy B irthday Rho!l4 8 3\c lal\d, Ohio, te,t FR"E. Water Softeners. GtO East MliD 81rffl.. PomeroJ ... da," sherbert push-ups, potato 1000 GALLON -WATER TANK porl of the nursing department, gram leaders. Iron /\rid, Sulphur, Gas. Dirt 0NS' SET 11 inch 3PGint-Hitch Ph..• WYt-3'7t t hose patien t s who were reported l loslt>sses will be Mrs. Carl Mat- chips and pop were served. c and Odo · Remover . Chlorinat. Contad Will haul for publi piek up turning plows with new B-20-tfc in fair cond i1ion induded M r s. tux, Mrs. William Sprague, Miss Attend ing were Jimmy Joe JefBob Pickett, Pomeroy. plow points, $55 00. Phone ors. etc., al half price, Domes• William Thabct, Harry H. H u rn , Hess Sanborn , M rs. John Zerkle, fers, Roma Nease, Jill Warne , __ 4 6 lie l ie and Public. Wiler Supply I l l ) WANTED TO BUY SH 2-5113. 3_28_30lc r ·-__ _ Mrs . La u ra Warren, Mrs. John M ns . Bern ard l'�ulti , M rs . C . 0. Sandy Curlis. Lee Ann and Stevt:orrection a Specialty. .!ti• . �D S NEi:D 100 ft . or more HIVEH FHONT• FOR FEED IEE Jo:v.. ryone· 1 Happie r ! Whitt> , Hoss Getlles, Robert Rad• F1i:: hcr. mates FREE. Tenns. Cr,-tal . ie Nease Sharon Bing Mathew AGE suitable for fi�hing <:amp You are - no shirts to do . . cut.oa GrhtdJag. Middleport $34.95 Moclel-Xl 6 abaugh. Ray Riffle, William Har· Mrs. Eugene Conde, Anne St.. ��e F'on•st Hu n and Rac �e Napper, Tcmmy Grue�r a n d U U S m Meigs County, Write Box Your husband Is - no <' l'east•s. . . F... MID. be special ring ton, Bert Baker. \\i arren WSCS grou ps will Pomeroy, 0. Phone WY 2·34 14. R osemary Imboden. , · t rig · hi · 668-R, r-o The Doily """' •··nt;n,t. s t are hecI JUS 3 1 1 30tc c kles , A. F. . guc�t s. 1 uesday evemng th. e Adults uresent were Rhonda ' s r 1'hom·1s Home Si ,. Lot AAA 4 6 Jlp W" arl! - happy lo know we havf' fi'ou.lh Quar terly Con ference will •· ' Hart('nbaeh, Mrs. Mernll C1:1d- i,A Sensitivity · "" grandmother, Mrs. Albert Baer. • reurn so many satisfied custom e rs plan• I your make '-"" he d at the ch urc h aL 7 . .iv. Rev. I I e we I I> W I II B . rry s, arrison urn(14) FOR RENT Robln"<ln" 1 Lauodry and D ry- , tlon1 ■nJ where in U. S. A.. To be aold to the hlih bid­ ,., M rs. W f!JIdeU Jeffers' Mrs· Ed. ,l' Stan I f'y M cG 1'II'i ard . Lde por..,. s ide, C lyde Bosworth, . J ohn fi' red u der, one 1955 Ford tudor Se­ er ebroad. Ne Mrvic• charge. !::i pe eleanlna: WY 2•5428 c AP.ulTMEN'II - Funilhed rmd u rintendent, mund G rueser, Mrs. Jack Curt ·s . mo th Dislr l t Bl11et lnar , Hen Swift, G eorge 422 SuoM Avenue dan A t the R. H. R.awllngs b R osoa't T c1., e w 1 ry i ri-Lustre o an r Audible Output ·mfumished. McM a�ters. Middlewill be present . All members a re and Mrs. Luwrence Napper. Send0.lllpoll,, O. Sons Comp.any, Mi ll & Sec• 1 rte A. RaJrden. John Hannigan. Maring gifts but unable to attend 4 1 urged to attend. pon. Pbont flY2-2821. :l-S-t ond Streets, Mid1leport. O . • Phona Gl 6-0069 garet Walker and Mrs. Da11 ____ ___ were Harold and Dale Eddie Si!I• . ---,-on the 8th day of April 1961 ONE FIVE R OOM APARTMENT Complete line of spring bedding j Jones. son, plant .,;; _ "TP leg rap� Se rv iC'E' . • JACK DOES IT AGAIN. 15c ham at I I o'clock A .M. Model with bath Phone W\' 2-3641 tt f Two uni1s of blood Wt;'rt> admm. , F'rnnr-1s Florist, Wy 2· 2644 Sandwiches. Jack's Dairy Bar, M5FV Serial Number evenia�s WY 2·3:119. 1 1 - 11-lfe M Y FV 195033. Thia car will is te n"<I a1 the hosp i tal on Thur�• and ◄ 1 fitc not Hurly, Konkrigli: Compa.,. ThtM Fe■turN Mlddll'pOrt, Ohio. be sold for lesa than HOUSE.. 5 ROOMS <ND BATH. Guage readings: Galiipolls dam day , ,SI1umway G,rE'en Iiouse�. I $400.00. • Bui l t-in ••[Jtz" wire-wound 8 Cole-6l . , Pomeroy. Near Ma 18 7, 2 1 . 1 , running 36 feel, Pome- To Trade Pulpit, f',n 1l' rt' d n011 P1'i .a 1 WY 2 ,00• R, H. RA\VLINGS SONS CO. This Sunday Robert Hurley of anlenna for outstandln, aon Bridge Cail Howard Cecil, • I 30-. !' A mong those w ho entcre<I II Mlddl•port, Ohl• · oIz- roy-Mason out, Pt. Pleasant 26.00, l. Pleasant, W. Va. will be in ------performan�• c l i 10-tlc or W'i-2-52# Hinton 2.33 stationary. Kanawha P By Th eir Agent, Any house up to 6 rooms tr('n(ed er hot:pital in the past 24 hours charge of the morning worship • Clau "B'' push-pull ampli­ Falls 4.07 falling, Charleston 18 . \11 R. E. Grlndley Sr, • EIGIIT ROOM 110t.:,'SE A ND for TERIM TES, $50. Any service at H eath Methodist Church I:! H it-ere : Mrs. James w. Coonen, fier mlnimlzea battery drain t ationary. Montgomery Island s � - --.J or r seven room hOUSE'; One 5 · roo.., -room, treali!U Middleport. He and the Rev. Rayf 0::1 rhes. ek. . 541 Third Ave , , Jesse v. A rnold, 75 sq. yd. used grePn all wool Dam 16.4, 9.7, running 22 feet on ap ar tm enL . A . N . Benh "eI . Ph . I L INSURED. GU ' A RA NTEED. mon Ko11kri' ght, pastor of the Mid. e Automatlc Gain control 1 19 Pini:, St . . Miss Margaret M. carpeting. $7S.OO. Call WY 2� rollers, Lonoon an<1 Marmet dan:s dlepodt church will exchange pulWY 2-3272. Limited prevents 1ipal , 2 3 Uc TERMS. Thi9 is e SPECIAL. W a lk er, ,418 n. ·ir d A ve., M. i s s . runnin one foot, Winfield dam 2 5141. 4 I 6tc overload , • • minimize, g / T NTED G PRE-SE pits for the day, i: . ACQUAI 3 ROOM FURNISHED HOME. � rg uc te n fi'ree an Cl diatorUon. i ted S JNGEH A UTOMATI C ZrG ZAG feet. In SON offer, an is lim ri ! �r , � Following the service at Heath : n� :� · o & � Television included. Inquire s n rs, ' pau erso ' B a mov .. ments : Sewing Machine in beautiful the Bame business nearly , · 3 J[ � i l! ""·· Re pair. Church, a fellowship dinner will • Vernier �mint for preclse, • 1 61, t:'I iff·• ui_. mg · m· 1 Ches h ire. Albert Earl Ohio River - Sou thland up 14, be held In the basement honoring console cabinet Makes buttona century. TOPS - ALL TE11easy tunina: Harte n bn ch, 807 Viarn'I M., Pt. holes, sews 'on bultons, • and a l l GRO UND FLOOR apartmen t 5 OPEN HOUSE M ITE CONTROL. Mrs. R. C. 12 · 30 e.m.; OVEC down 14. 6 : JO Mr. and Mrs. Hurley. Members • F.arpbone J-act looate4 1n Pleasa nt, Mrs. Oliv.!r Perry V anrooms, b.ath, basement, hard · the fancy de11 ll(ns without atStory, 1 1 1 Union Avt-nue, Phomi a. m : Lun � a Point up 15, 4 : 50 are asked to bring their favorite f) -P N SATuioA-i TIL ,final output 1tage b Clifton t , W, Va, George A. -wood floors. Youn�slown kitchtachment11. Wil l sell lo respon· 3 I I 3otc Me er, WY 2·2498. a. m. ; A l ice lngrl1am down 1.i, covered dish and their own table -- more audible outpu& Ralrdcn, Leon, W. Va, Miss Ber- : 0 .1. en. 1262 Powell St.. Middleport. 200 FREE PRIZES _ _ .11ible party for last 11 payffk>Tlt5 5 2 1 m. ; Philip Sporn up lfi, serviCt', For further information GARDENS Pl,OWED _ WITH A th Pearl Fo , I Middleport Phone Wy-2-3200, 4-4-6tc of -9.35 per month. Phone WY 2 . Be iure to register to be ell• x Ht e 6 : 25 a. m. ; Aliquippa down IC, about the mea l, Mrs. Bruce Lloyd Gravely Trnclor. R ;Jlf's Reason- Mrs. Slanley Truss e ll, Rt. 1 (i: ti E. gible lo win 8 prh::e - t here 2264, ◄ 7 6te N ICE MODERN 6 :oom--ho��;.- 3 J a. m. ; Larry Turner up 1 9, and Ms. James Brewington may ahle. Call SH2·4070, or ("ontact is nothing lo buy - you may Long: Bottom, Donna Jean Knigge, bedrooms with hardwood floors. S : '10 a, m. ; C . V . Horner up 1,,<,,, be contacted. Elmer Frnlaw, llnmsonv1lle. re g iMler 11,t the Service Sta- COMPU�TF. BOY SCOUT SUIT, Rt 3 0a, k H 'II M ______ w · ll ' 0 RADIO and size 12. Pair of roller skates, 6 : 20 e . m . ; Tltan up 19, 11 : 50 am. ; !..arge l'loMets. Good basement, 4 �2tp lion or Store. � :: � �: I.E,\VE 8A11JRDAY � M i �ha el, Jac�s n. me /_!, a ol City ; m. a. 6 , Size 8. Ph. WY 2-2359, Mrs. 1 2 with gas furnace. Garage, Shou ld up J . National TELEVISION ____ _ __ _ TO THOSE WITH old houses, we Fisher, Jodson, Miss Lois A n n Mr. end Mrs. Herman V. Oh· _ Lo,ISt., W �: e H. Mitehell, 680 S. 2nd, MiddleSS . 22 v e would modern like y o u t. o r Rat I Hf, Ht. 2 Jackson, M rs. Jer• ��;;: :::� � �� iz linger, Middleport, will leave Sat (5) PERSONALS �: s:e�� _ · "Where Radio & TV II A -- - - -----port, Ohio ◄ 5 :Jtp iv , 4 y tp , P� m�·.· : E�g��: urday for a month's vacation wi�h home! Most Houses ove r 15 omc F. Mahle, Wellston, M rs. BU&ine&!I Not A Sideline" AN OLO , AGE PENSIONER -=:=-cc=-=-=c--c •. S AND BATH on Hysel I A Ten month old poII·' eu ller,ford 4 llOOM yt-iirs old have lnmlequate and Harley R. M C'Culty, Wilkesville, cliff up 2-1, 8 : 35 p. m. : Beaver Mr. and Mrs. Gomer Shield,, wanlJJ an old age person, male I N. Secoml A.._ Mlddloporl l BULL for sale, Contact F.arl Run Road. Call Sh-.1--51 13, 4-4-3tp . ;��Ioyd sometimes dangerous wiring. Mrs. Martha Lee Hol com . Rt. 2 do wn 23 • �o , 30 _ •,.· rn Kensington, O. ,_ or female• t 0 1 hare hiI home . _ ::: . Ea Crosa, Racine, 4 5 3tc c-=cc-ccc-===---c -c--c---We can moderniie your hons� [ronlon ond M i's. llusseI I G, ka down •3, 5 with hlrn. E. W. Dewees, 1 1 1 ===c 4 ROOM HOUSE with beth. base, Ch n· s1)' A L : a, m . : . 25 'EI, 6 up power a t surpr i·s ingIY ]ow cost, Roush, Ironton. ELECTRIC FENCE CHARGER. . Pearl St., Middleport, Ohio. ment, and fenced in back yard. p Ivama cnnsy : . m . a , 5:05 un 34, f' Mel" i.S Eloclr'i<:al Serv·,.,. 1 ,._ YOU GET A 0perat� on battery or ('Urrent. 4 6 3k B irth■ Call WY 2-3054 after 4 : 30. up 35, tl:20 a.m. ◄-Ute SH 2-4545, ---4 5 3tp 4 5 Sk Wy-:l-5320, Mrs. Harold Homer Taylor, Rt. --- Gallipolis lJluP - Kathy R (8) AUTO SALES .::;:=;:--=cc · Repair, U· l 1-'RICK SAWMILL, 3 block . Sheet SPOUT ROOF NG, J 5 Jackson, daughter, 3 : 37 a, m 4 p. m . ; Lucy Jane Lucas down 17 ( L ) HE P WANTED •sg BUICK VB, $2095,. LaSabre 4 left hand wlLh a 54" blade. metal Work. The Powe rs Com- Thursday. Mrs. Ployd E. Staple• up l2 : 45 a. m . : Jane Hoagland door hard top. Power &leering, 1951 F-6 FORD TRUCK, flet bed . 4.4. 30tc ton, Rt, 2 Crown Ci ty, daugh ter, down 2 a. m ; Louisiana up 3: 30 pany, Wy-2-230 HUNGRY PEOPL E to help us eat L , ----------One ltcal owner. Turbine drive. Priced reaS011able. Contact J . 8 : s o. m Thursd ay. our Delicious Chicken Dinners a. m.; Defend er d own lio:05 a. m . : r'l0Bl INSURANCE Vtry clean. 8 1ae1tnar's. Porn,, I'' . Hoffman, Chester, Ohio. Ph. AND A GOOD DEAL MORE Friday and Saturday, $ 1 .00 n John J, Rowe up 7 : 4lio a. m. Dlll£harged 985· 7. 1 5 t . E PRO CNSURANC _ COMPLETE plate. Sunrise Resteurnn,t 234 Kanawha R ivt-r - Semet down 232 __ _ - -� G c____ _ f't�Y__ ___ __, _ � · Good Cleo UMd �-DAVENPOkT ANO-t:HAIR tection. Life Auto. F"ire. Poltu m exE. MBin St., Pomeroy . met 5 · 05 a. m ; Mel'Till up Mar WHEN {2 1 ) REAL E STATEcelle11l l'ondlti011. Call WI 9-3783 ----All Mah9 ad Madela Call "on Mi Hs. Mtddleport, 'lhNI Marmet fi 8, m. ; 0. F. Shearer �POLIT.4.N MOTOR8 anyl ime after 4 p. m. ◄ 5 3lc Reliabl• Puty Wanted down W infield 8 : 05 p. m . : J . S. Davia . Warner l■-uran; . To I ....... 11:ut M•• SL rvl<'• • ,ou� ot do It '"'", FROM SIDF. AHM HOT WATER Heater nit tube 1u1111c unit.. h•ndllnc Ltiwis down Winfield 4:20 a m.: Comple te ptoteetion for all needs. ponttt'9Y, Oh• ta 11 mo¥ln1 R. I'. A. and l'lylv■nla und lank. VPry ,iool. Al!l(I dou4 l ::!Ole Oliver Shearer down Winfield Tel. WY 2-296'J. Telev111on and radio tul:ou Coll1d __ _ _ . '61 B U ICK - DiRCOunt $SM. Labl e ,:a IVBnll�1 . •, was h lu bs, Phone n■t up 10 t.m.oo per month to S . R. G , PICKETT Insurance , Pam- POMF.• llOY - 5 · room f rame WIth ·. IO a. rn. . Thelma Ann down ,tart. 11!,. 1111111• tor • 1111 ..it1n11 W• WY 2-3520, SabrP, 2 door hardtop, OUicial'a 4 5 3tp hrnltfl M■cltlnH and Loeat1on1. Winfield 6 : 20 -a. m . ('l"OY, Near Uurwin. balh, basement 12 rooms ) , coal r ar. Powe r Steering end brake11 , Si NGEH "EW Cr ,ti lnve■tmenh req11lrt!11I rro,t IN'' , � v MA(' • lli NE- ll ,41:17 oo 111 •�.994,00 __ rur in. I 1� •·J oloi·i."' - Miiliial f urn.ice h eat. Iol 50 x 100. ('··' •VVll r adio and healer. While wall w11ntory 001,. NequlrernentH: 11 10 Round bobbin I n brand new 1:on• and location. $5,000.00. lirtt. Blarltnar'i, Pomeroy. aolt1 cabinet. Equipped to 1ig !-,�:,:�.iu:-�;r,;t�:."'OoUC::t Lightning Rod Mutual POMEROY RIJRAI. - 1 - story 4 6t nn,■r u.nltu fllU.,, 111uallfltd, and zag and make buttonholes. Pay aNcfflb° 1 t frame, S rooms snd bath, g ar3-28-30tc lnt.Nded In 10ln■ Into ::--.,,=:----,-----c---=-c-- I off ]a11t 8 payments of -8.40 per • ,... nw,,-m, repNt bu■ 11m1 that age with storage room and tool 'Sil GMC ¥. lon _ ._, Pickup, 11 upldlf n:p&1111lll'lt ltHII thro111h• OUTBOARD MOTOR and boat •• .... month. Phone WY 2-%2<M, m. L a ted on Rout e 33 I'th VI Deluxe model - all chrome •• 500 00 W oct .. � Prefect 4 Door Sedan. Spou... orlilnal U,ht blue flnhll. t qi. 5Ul'anc& protection. All risk ot 7 4 6tc a re . l Cash . a:rWe. Blaettnar·• Pomeroy. ==-==ccc---c ,:--c�c-.,.....t...-. '414?eN an.1 wrn, 10 lier. coverage, $3.50 per $100 cover- ARM, ':_ economy. F 1..., acre,, on Route· 143, P, 0. Boll -. 4 I 6tc OATS, STRAW. Phone W I 9-3724, age. Bame,, _ Sbnpson Insur. m 7 • room f!ame hou� "1th bath, 4 p ance Agency, Middleport. Phooe • ,. ,l' O_ N_ T_ IA _ C__ __ D__ il<oWl _l_ _• S lt ' USED CAR 8UYSI '300 .._ • bami, silo, 2-slory Ille chicken 3 25 WY ,_2903, Temposl, & door llalm WIIIOIL REGISTERED SPAYED Female I ,PAPER BOY OR GIRL for Senhouse, 2-car garqe, wa,h bou,e 1961 RAMBLIR CLASSIC Ofllclal'o rar. Tompeol Tan[ue Entllah bulldog. While .,., tine[ Routt near Ma'"" Bridge BA1INJ:S.SlMPSO INSUIIANCI • brooder houses, other buildclean iDll.de and out. (Now) F.eonomy 6 • Dr, __ , tronamlalon, doluu Interior, brbxlle. Very (<IIUe. Comlng aroa and towards Middleport, A(tllb, lllddleport. Finl, A• ings. 30 acres cultivated, 75 ft,, yean old. Reuonable. Go!' Apply In penion to The Dally IDObO.. IIDada. Plw WY • acn,a lieater. BIMtlllar'o. 1'11meroy. INCi IIAM8LIR fenced, plenty water. , Am-or 4 Dr, Sta­ 1 � doo H . Caidftll, Tuppen Plain,. Senllnol. 4 I lllOI. H'l-11 $10, 000 .00. Gtc I __ tion Wagon. R&H. New. · FOR CONSISTENT OEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES • ��I�� ""' "" ' I ARNOLD'S ti. II NOW! HO}zef H OSplt• a} 4th Birthday Or Daughte, Was Observed .sen-a Pocket Portable MOTOROLA H-eath WSCS TO Meet Monday fvening At 7:30 ua • 1 00% More I • 1 00% More River Re port - -- Two More Days POMEROY b .o·= 1 ..,,,,...,.._"""""...,,...,...,,.,,,,..- 1 FIESTA • 1 00% More Battery life ===��=---- ■ ��-=�� , . . WERNER ====-==-c __ �c-c==�- _ Good Deall c============ i --,----�--�-=- YOU BUY A USED CAR t:«/du'a/l.i.dft Blaettnars '59 English Ford - - - sg95 ::.,�ti; �:�· f:',.,:r::-�.':; �;-r' 'l:!:'mi.!::: l���������=�I f __ =1117=-==c=--cc--c-c-�'om: in:1� :!7 �':J.� 1 =·WY 1-lllll or �= ,! ' -,., u, (1 8) EMPLOYMENT WANTED (21 ) REAL ESTATE a..ALz!EllT M. C::!..� Window Bllndo and WY lo.a l!OR SALE, HOUSE . ....... and Pon,h Shade,, v...u.n Bllndl HOUSEW & 7 31c bath, Nice location. 111 l<ICIIII ORK WANTED. Al,o Cloth Awnlngl and FftJeralua SI., Pomeroy. Phone WY 1-11319, HOUSE AND 14 AGIIES GROUND lranlnp d Me ln my home Ir> · � Free lDllallatlon 3 I !Olp Fumllbe<! or unfw-nubed. On lvin Hoo,.', Me (9) FOR SALE J lrN! Locwtt S , Ml quire al D"t Soppi, dleport. Ohio. 4 5 31< S4\I ACRES NEAR ALFRED. 10 Middlepo/t Hill. Coolad: Calvin M iddleport Hill. 4 7 <tp Lane, t111able pasture. A'1'1!1 Balanoe ,:;, . roy , 20) BUSINE SS 1 :..: Good buildinS Ille , 1 , 000 .00. • 4 l 30tA, ..... ,_. ... _,_ A. L. Alhorton SERVICES la SLUGGISH SEPTIC TANK! CloJ· SPOUTJN(j " OO F. IR Rl. 0, Coolville, Ohio -:R F D :.. � .,. PA . Mott• .t s.a. ......, - pd dralntT Get Klen ,Em-AIJ ' Phone 985-240 h r e Powe •• Grnt1J Tn 3 lalet ... SepUe Tank Cleaner. Lludmark ahNt meta) work. Th 110';,.,•'!1, O:: �-..i.co�,� • c= n Coolville, Ohio IMtlot, � WI 1-1111. 31 ll"arm urau. .,.___ t+IOtc pany, 21. 2311 WY Com . hou. •• ■t Pomeroy. onto •• sanarB •_,,� S48-lp d•:,. April 8. 1Nl. a, IO:IIO A.M, , ltlf lllall 1111a ..... .......,. S I 30tc c-c=-=c-==,-,-c--,--- 1 CUnlon Olllt■')", · ii'. fUIII, b■lq 10 46 ACRE FARM, Creek bottom, 5 1k!N1 ot ,..1 9' 1-. • • - OPEN HOUSE APRn. it FultonAVCl'tUNl:D :::::: '"'= . room houae, I.tarn and other Thompaon Tractor Salet. You R&AIONABUt IIATU � "811i=1■ boHcHnp, On mall � acbool � N■l�-:-:.... °:-9 .,.. ... .. Traill& hi& flnt may win ,10. Name our new IATIBFACl'IOt,, GUd.lN'l'E8 EI . ectricltJ - -- n.. la ■aaahd - ... rut . .... rmte Call - ...... L 0. lleOIJ' I . Nie Implement lhed. Free .... ...,.. Timber. On Eut brucll al • IILrOOIII frUN fta1Jtu wtUt. elllion. Need not be preterit to wtn:. c..&er, Olllt NEW G, E. Swivel Top Shade Creek. Ideal and · 4 ' etc � bunting. ThrM Cleaner on wheelt. 80Uth Wit Ju ..u. P111 .,... e1a " ,.._ l\l ;t¢1f,,t pate! c:olond. Com, USED SPINET PIANO - � D' YOU WANT REAL ...., of Tuppera Plaint, Ohio. - "'::::...'"':::. pljit,e with all allaebmenb. Will any flnlah - Famoua-make, lnedlq lt■lll ..... w1D ■ l r e able. Mm. Helene Lelfhett. -�• ■ ■ QldUlld bf tldl week '31 .00. complete with bench. Specially ..., mu� ... , .C • • • Lon&·� Ohio. et uae -■ta of cnn4 7 3tp u.. � H dellred. prkled, Write Wendell'• 7th 6 .,_, Cab Did 8teaa•II. WY FOR SAl:.E: Bl'ORE w ith I 11ar, :: � WIIJ'ftll, Muiella, Ohl, for de- .... .. Cllffler --ap .....,. and • - 111d - ........ - "«!I' -., - • bath ... �-- Will ......_ '"�..,; " -� , · rllll:L OIL : al ...i .... lella. C • • ODlliD.. Mrbdetr..tm c. ,. .;' �£� far ,11 nu Ul'ILrl'Y TI\AJLER. AQ S1N1 FOR FLOOR SANDING AND 1w ..... 11-1 to Qdeqts " 1 ' ., • _., " I Alillals : � body, $40.00, Ph. SIi MIii, llnllhing 1!1111 llfla W. J>..; c,,l1 Sp. � Clifton. _ V a. I ' ·'-"�·" � S,1.f.... Attllllffll tor • M ' .lntllll • ' ... ••• t l ete YiY l-eNI. llutll IL ff, .. llo AJdl L I. I no _ - Rood. Loo& Bollom, Ohio. & I illp =:1=::======= ao ':..lppel a::-��.,::'C.: ..,... -=... - ��. ==�=�=r-c� "'8Nffl1U-•-.., --_.c --.,. ==== Legal Notice ----,.,=:-==----1 · ■ realstr• lil1dnc mne. ·Jr • · �,- �r..r;:r�� ,:! °::: ..:ii f:r : fnl: _ .. l=-=�== ===,--�1 , t ) • ---· �� r . Demonatrator, Fully equipped. - - - - s1995 '58 Volkswagen - - $)095 '59 Pontiac VS - - - '1795 '56 Chevrolet VB - - - *895 LaSobre t Door ledaD. 0rfCIDal bild: llnlah lib D8", Dplllilll drive. Reau, ohup. __ 1 1-1957 FoaD VI hlrlane. One 2 Dr.,, on• 4 Dr; Clean and oolid. 2 Doo, Sodllll. Ona !DOIi owuer. Nlt:e. 19!5 CHIVROL T Bel Air 8 2 1)r. l!<ono­ my Chevrolet ■ .. �.llll,-.,_ · J 1/ .,, t;;,' · �:· .. 1 957 STUDIBAKIR 6 Ch1mpion .a Dr, Clean and nice. 2 Door Sedan. Owaed b1 local mecbenf... lrnm-lC.'Wlte. Belalre 4 Door Bord Top Sedan. Air eonditlonod. Power an4 _.., Plnrerslide. hllJ' · CNIVROLIT 2 Nloo for model IMI lnl Ott. � •-1np n1 1 ...,.. METROPOLITAN f 'l'rllll-"'llo• On Lud. alid W..., · ; . I', •. .-:. . ' /� '. l"'-••WY 4>M ' ·: ..,,' maklni .,........,..i -ill - tuminl In .. pollco ""' 110,0»> bmlculltd] I.KAvu l'OII PLO&IDA NJ:W YoaK < UPll - Mayor bW.. 'Ibo •- ol Uoo .._,. note, In .._ clafmod - r. •- loft _. Wall' •' ' -, o1pt 1w Fioritto ta ..,... the bilbi alllll Mid ht ..W lfn ..... b,an • bMu,n tumor .... the nw.-.1 to NJNAU> -.._ Ilion he undtrft'Dt recently. ftt 1 1 •• ,In - who la ltlldy• DIIJ'D< ud blo wHe pJ.oo • ll>daJ led! Adually , t,e "" to ber. Tho fb>loh wa, the IIIUIII onit: Marolf t1C81pe lnim ct.ilk, !Jot fJshl. ,-hol. Yk1orJ. .u Drake, McGooun wa, cre-J. Ible and c,,m,nandq doopllt tho lncrediablo "'1pt. Sarlb i.a-. Jae ....... a, hlo ..-. .... • • difnnnt -,. Prod,-- Ralpb Smart plied routine tamera oholt oo top IIIDHDAT ffllOUG ft1DA1' ol each .U., and addod Utile to 5 ,06 S.p, OIi the ..,......,.,,, dowpite the �ppor, 1:• Tada, rih God tunltloo OOO<Oiv■l>J,y wilting ill the 1. 11 c.ai.-, J-roo European oeWJI&, 1,a r.. Timi .........ung In - waJ, •-n,. Ckldball" •• really on tho boll. nlpl'• "U.I. Hour" comedy on CBS-TV hid the good sense lo let 11i1N Conrlod, ..,.......,..i, buoy himseH In • uurben klchea. Unfortunately, Cearied'a antic• grew tireaome 'round about the halfway mark, through 110 fault of his. The story no le blame. (»,tan-mg Faye Emenon, Iba a shnple ••· ..-1)' periment in domestic expedillnee. The wife, ■ maniqe expert wilb • TV abow of. her own, •• no• where as I homemaker. Hubby. freab out of a job, decided to stay home , cook, keep houN and raioe Ibo flldo. In ettempting the difficult 88 . "8r-' al layinJ bffl by],oc,w..I altitude, tonnl .. tuo and ""lal v..i- the oulhor fell beet '"' ..-..i, < IP1 . and .....,,_,. Iamblto ad tho - tell le blnallly. That' ■ the way ' 'The Odlltall" bo,mceo. w.-y ... � J7,. BrNlllall ,.,., T, e - •Pidrall T: Sohio NeWI Reporl lt.110 8realt:fut Party 1, JI 'Ibo World Tllla tlGiUI lNt\n, •- --�- ■ 8: ,0 ere.ldu� PartJ t:• ManlD& lhdltllllaal 1': U ,.._11�.. Pt. ......., U,00 llw■ &bop lS C..., 11N U, trJ Buna• lillow ll:30 Cauntr7' Roi .,._ 11: • rann 1'1111■ U: IJ llld-Da, Dow Jtn. AT- °""" r u,a .....,. er■p1 ll : e NacJili Newt 11,11 0- Star 12::,0 Juat FOi· Yi,u, 1 • 25 1,:,0 - 1'vt You 1:00 llo:, ft Wllb MUlle l, IO Plaiter PartJ "'"' 17. - ' .._ ... ,, •=Y r c. -.Y r:• I-= •.;;:...,. rnn-. a.u. U:45 U,16 11,11 11,a 11,U 11,11 D,a 11,11> 11:a 11, . 1, • nlo_,_­ :,9. ilan. 40. -"rabam'I bfltl>placo 41. - tot 48. Cod ot Ill• - 1�-) 48. Wb,ol lwbo D ULY OstPTOQUOTI: - H_.a ltew te •orll "' A ll Y D L ll 4 A X ll II L O N' G . l: L L O W (. j k � Ler limply n&nda fer UIOther, la Ulla ■am.pit ..l 11 ... tor the thru L'•· X tor the blrU 0'1i, ete. Blnrlt lett.e,. .,.._ trophlea, the lt .., '.h and formation. of tbt woraa ar. JC:, -·'· itrv the oooe lttten are dlff..at.. Q JP: B B K A Ii W I' , •� llalJI World Non - � N"" C lie,.. _ N"" ONo Non _ llllll!la l!olnl N- 0 0... hrm ltDII lime Hour .... ._. _ --411 .,. llr. - ••-- & Ot,rp...... ll l T L C Cf W A Q ll ■ ll T , I tta X I' V l' L c an ...._ B V I' W l' lt D J Z A O Z 8 1 0 1 - Q J O CI . °"'........ <-• hrtfd.- Part, U:00 U:31 11,00 1:ti 1:30 1:2$ t,,o I: ■ I,• S:45 1,00 1:'10 ,,. 7, ,0 7,41 1, ■ 1,N t:OI Pn:Mrt Party M.oron:ade Del1'1n'1 Top '.I'a Siar Salute Noan New1 M-.. Platter Party Newa PlaUer Pait, New Plaltor ParlJ N... Pl■ttor Pq N<wo lloundop Pi<,U,,, l'P,ty Sip Off IUNDAI Sip 0a Eu, _.., a..i., a..,I llodal locallJ Sbo,r The IJiordl ol Iha ,re ,k 11,mlwa,m II 'odik MINliY GOllOLE _. SNUFFY I WUl OVER AT TH' TEACHER:5 HOUSE, vUGHAID, PIN' SHE WU! GAADIN' OUR SMITH DID 'IE P�5S , SPMAN"IHY ? ,-----,---,.cc-c---'""'--, TEST PAPERS :.:::- ( !I-• .,. n.. -., 9tD1aJ> �' Ll'L ABNER G1TT!N' � � !.' GASOLINE ALLEY ------- I Qlle,s L could dl'O!> In­ and sl!OIJ • little ­ in�t. I'm glad I've bttn ever at C:ridoon,; for learning ho� very '""e.<ful C':r'1deon. �he doughnut bu,·1ne9, "· Judy. WJ EH RADIO -■J ftnop fl""1 ,,. Sl(ID On IIUllcal Clocll ,1, Olrl'• -- •. Jlject,: 7:45 'lbe LlleU. II. BMW •• 1,1111 llllo . Valll) Jot - ' 1:05 Ohio News ., 11. P.,... DOWN 1e. Doo1:10 1ipoN n,daJ l. M trtn• 11:11 World Non tlN .S,, to. IIIIIIOJ'1:11 M-■I aodt 1. llolllo ..... 1,11 OtmmunilJ NI. it, D1-ama Ol � :M. Patri,. 1,1» - flooll f. Cow . Otic .. ,. 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Pr.,.... t, lll Local llfta &:II Plaltor PaltJ Wlllldqta llepm1o le tllt : Pooplo J 4' -.., Ntwl � A.. .,. --11:Gt NooB 11: 11 flto l:!O llJp OIi 11,311 """' Mn11Ul41' _____ 1:111 mi.l:5S Sip OD l"IND8 BIG BOLi lall - llotmdap 1,a lhl Prloo 1,1111 Sunday Sho• Caoo I CoontrJ Top NEW YOIIK 1\JPll--A ,tager1mo 1,., Sip Oft F struct youth - prnml!ed • $IID _ m-m :;..:;;::..._____ c__....::__._____ ...,ud for lfndlnc and D A I L Y CROSSWO R D t. Tributary ot Danube I. Cateh In a 6: 11 OlaatrJ Tap ..... 1:11 CoulltrJ 1'lp f• 1,00 PlrtJ 7:25 &J:le.W ..... Sleel ,,. begon • ia tllo ""1L w■ MPO Radio Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., April 7, 196·1:7 ACII088 I·- --- 1:11 Wortd .,. llr. .._ ... Local 4,1111 W1lll [)o,s llrne ,,. World ....... ,,. Spono OoonlY New, 1:• Co!■DFi!a,, Newt Dnolai ,,. llalllnc &:a - 1,a w«ld N.... -1e s,u .,. - ,_ "'It lporll !adQ l:U World Newt l:lt 1,00 ., .. .,. It: IO: 11,00 ■ ■ Local - llastcal IJa ..., I, fllo<y Timi a.,_,, o1 11..IDC l1ip Sdlool Bit Parado World lcbool Bit Parado '' HIib u:• Leplatln World Nin ■ Walter Moeller 11: 41 11, U,Gt 11:05 ll;lt 11: II Local N.,.. Noon NeWI Ohio N-■ W. YL hnn l'Mtun HELLO, ROLLO ··· WH ERE ARE YOU I G C: T A K I C I, OF ROL.LO our Br ERNIE IUSHMILLEI HE'S SO P�OPER GOING � I'D L I K E A PERSPI R ATION S H !Rc · PLEASE SWEAT SHIRTS 11,. - - II: Non O Qr.., 11,a Blll l'ornll lbow ■ 11:a World Non 1,00 llill l'emll 1,311 Amil' Timi a- .,.. 1ll!dlia - Doto .,. llelllnl - s,_ __ _ _,, S,ll lll1,'9 - 8oulevanl .,. Sip OIi ATASCADERO, Celll. IUPl!­ Actreu Ann Solhffll. IO, lllfferllil minor Jnjurlel W-y • - - by her l&-� daqhter, � a t r i e I a , �ammed t--oad1Me Into amolher vehicle at an interNCtion on u.s. IOL Tbt - and her daugbtec were lrttted M • bospltal for minor .... 111d - ■nd rel eased. DROPI IN FOlt TEA LITTLI ORPHAN ANNIE LOOK, OAN ( QR: ! 'i'Ot.l I.09'T VOUR HOME WHEN 1T BUl?NED , BUT WITH 'THE INSURANCE , PLU9 AU. '«IU'D PAIO ON � BIG PERliONAL · LpAN •,.·· •., PLU9 THE F-=,-v 'TMOU,;,ANO NOl,lf R!TlRNEO ,o ¥OU, "ttlLJ WliE. A oeooorT MERE OF "IMLl>TV-aw< TMoU6ANQI __.�, 1,00 Sunaet Boulevard l:'10 Sip OIi --­ __ a, HAROLD GIIAY I MEAN. DIIN, 'GJ Olilll! HO OI E A c:&n: AND '«Ill MlllE TM117N- ...,'i'OU'WE RICH I ,_ . OMLT ON TRII mom C)II TD 'I'.,.._.. GRAY CAif ><AB OON'CLtlt, ANTTHIN-ADAllL (G w,. .... rs 1 ru a,■110.._ 1111,J ■ ■ OURLY '59 Buick V8 l959 IIINAULT 4 OOQR 4 cyl Cl ean and nlee. Save on gas and price. 1955 CHRYILIR Bwm Harchop, 0/lulllPOd. la BJ FbD DANIIO Udd P1w M aestt ➔ NEW YORK IUPl l-Ao with the ntnatna: MIN' or Patrick M- plo11 the port ol I -lal - wMl, the -- al John Dnb ln 'llilnpe Man. " II only they could have mtched thlnp, let a John Drou star N Patritk McGaohan, 1h11 ..,. Britiah-mado doa�-....,._ • rieo ""'11<1 have loobd new. The oerlea, Ila debut on CBSN Wodneaday nl�, ...,.ed wllling to llllcl< loogue,b>-cheot u · 11 stood bolr-oHod. Bul ln trJin1 Lo lie "" ·-· ., tho . Gld-di• 1enre, ' "Danger Man . found ilt lmtinclt otifled by the lnetcapable lads of 'JV uxl co}d •ar life. 'l1lf W-hour opened cold on a mokout acen! ju.Ill aa if we were watching a beer commercial 'It,.., a dlslinguil,hed knocked off when ■ .mlper·, bullet llruck bim oo the patio. "Dang,r Man" was under way -.ith that &ouch. A• Drake, JlcGoobaa firlt ap peered with a coat Ctrencb) alun, ever hi! ohouldlen mroadl NOled 1t a sidewalk care in Paris (1'rancel 111d � a ,-. bl ance to Franchot Tqne .In an old mo,ie ■- o ,._, oa the Eiffel ,-._, llcGooban a few brlgblly cynical c:omnmtl4 about the IPl' bullnea. thereby giving rile le tho hope that a careful blend of wit, lntnauo ad satire would be OID'I to ■evor, Right ofter tho -1a1. howevor ��·-ban tum·' �m into • . the •toreolype of • � apnt, Cool, -i,le, ......_,._ He didn't put hi, Ille on tba Une until he wa, aeeompanled by a wpoly ehick who just foreod beneU upon him. Did I ,ay - R '58 GMC ½ Ton • - - $)195 ==-:: :,.,':'=-�= ... ,,,...._,Mo.. = :..,. ,•=--M=--=-:.-::.: _,.,•. ·; : ,\ -.i., ....,. ,W:� '. J.·ff!!lll!llllla !B,!�tT,!�!'�!ti�:i!li2_9� ======-==::-:-:= -' • • T•· 18VISl0n I n evi8W Tele- ' BLAETTNARS "From Bu99ia To Buicka" , . ···- . Open. Evenl ngsllntil 7 P.M. , "'�K - PONTIAC - GMC TRlk!l.(S EAST MAIN ST. _ .f,,'. ...ROy • .. �.- ........ •• LrTA ,ARE 'OJ atA?Yf 'loO.I KJt0W � Will 9E' r«:JM&; &OJN. 00 }tlJ � HIM TO k'.NOW YOU'VE BEEN GOI � TO THI: SETTL�­ M.ENT MOUSE t'ON'T eL.AMf. LITA. MRS , AIILOS • ..COM,IH6 MSlE WAS MY IDEA/ 1, ■IIANNII · �...._ � -- .. .. .. .. . . " .. . .. . . . .. 6-D,illy Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 , . ' .., . ... • ' ... .......___ A pril 7, l !lti l WANT ADS l 1 1s,:u (:�N��� ' :l�;�":: k "�;;";�,�;�:; o�g'. n'. pnced to sell. Fret" delivery. Rut land Furniture , Rutland, O. Ph. Sh-2-4811, nening Ph. Sh· 4-4-3tc 2-4034. ��-ALFALFA ���- HAY. - too I 100 HAL.Es. ,New S prin g-Av Buildi ng Stands Where Old ES (:!O� :�,�� S S E .' • • ,--M --U-E__L_ L E_R__.., Pi pe Organ Factory O perated 60 Years Ago fLJRNACES I IA.K l $AL• PLANNI D The Rutland Senior Out i.11 111,onsurint,: a bah Nie lit th11 ;;"�'.� h��: ;;:;�:� tnp lo t:incrnn-11t1, d 1 z,,;��:; Tht> nt>w Fulton-'l'homp.<;;0 n t> 1 neht's l.itt' in lht> 19th t't'ntury rompany employed 125 workers. I qu1pment •torage buildmg on and early l900's, but things dKI- 1 Ful ton-Thompson Tractor Sales II I Sprmg-Av ln Pomerc,y behind n 't work out t ha t way. do not employ that number of EAVt' HAUL t cenu per word. one inaerllon. Minimum t-bar1&---$> MARION, lnd. tUPO-Pollce at tht>ir mam building has been rom- Two fires m lht> Burkolf Pipe men, but never-the- less, it ha.s a ftDta. a eenta per "ord tor three consecutive imertiou. __, J asper, Ind • have OJ:IU Special-one month for ao cent, � word. plt"ted and lhe firm's annual Hay I Organ factory and t he threat of nil'e new building that is a big M anon · mtx ed, Emmett G. Will by the I Full rate of 4 cent.a per word ...W De t-barJed (or ad­ 1.-., · 1·1ga 1·ion Into the an s u IDVeJS ,tlne s lhe to busm heir t lO asse1 Burkoff lo es and House is set. Open and y n kruptcy fort·ed ba Qa veruama if not paid within lO day• after rece1vt.n1 bill. Pomeroy Golf Coul' se. Wy-2-62.14 ,• • g ..•ase of the ........ baffim -•••Ing .._ -••· 1 The Jar�, modern building eon• j t•ease organ product ion m Porn- l'ommunlty. Errort ill AdYertbing--ShouJd be rt1ported Immediately. p hole oover�1. s. 6d Dall, Sentinel will not be resoonlibl• for mort tbao The new Implement sh ha strurted during th t> past few mon- eroy dur:ng 1906. Plumbing & Heating ---- � OM incorrect insertion. SPRING SALE!- A.Ills-Chalmers, lhs was built in the exact locaTwenty-two of them havt di5" The s trudul'e set empty . on the not yet been named. Persons com;:Cud of Thanks and Special Noticu of Evl!nlS, $ 1 .25, 618 E . M• i n 5t · Pom•roy New Tractors. D1scounl pm·es' the Fu!ing to the open House, Saturday, appeared in recent weeU. l ion whe-re t he old Burkoff Pipe whe1 e same foundation ter 50 word mm1mum. Each .i4dil.Jon.aJ word, l e. Phone WY' -2•2448 D·IO: D- 12· D- 14· ·D-17. A ! 1 Organ Factory stood. nt>w equipment April 8, will have the opportunity , ton-Thompson ' Obltuariea publLSbed at l cenl per word. equipment Lo go with them. A l.,,,..,,...,..• -u•-o •-••=,,..,,..�I The old buikl ing was to111 down building now Is, for 15 years un- A prize w ill be awarded to the WORDS l DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS l MO. cn ,,.. ER better buy. Williamson F a r m 15 60c QOc $1� $4.50 earlier this year t.o make room I ti! Bernice Darst purchased the person who gives the new buildComplec. Se"M'• 20 60e 11 .20 $Uk) $6.00 Supply, Rutland, Ohio. Ph. Sh• i n g a winning name, for thf' new facility. j huge structure in 1 92 1 . CrlU Braid.lord 25 ,s. st.50 $2.25 ruo _ _ 1 1--6lr 2-4363. Coffee an� donuts w ill be served ui The old slrur ture was built by sed n i l _ for a mathe b d g He u Write. Pllooe ot Cantad Ads received bJ 10 A. 11. will be lD tha1 d11'1 paper. A 7 Transistor ] a h t German day long. A fri-e movie will immigrant Burarl U 946 u C l t' le a,, Rae l .\ F B al c. right Turn : W HAY AN-0 STRA when FulRAD ORD. chine shop u l l t . Oh . - -- --- koff who had embilious hopes for ton-Thompson purchased it for an be shown m the afternoon. Kelroy, Rt, No 7 . second holliie, PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 CURTISS BREEDING SERVICE, Joe F1t>ldj, Phone Wy•2-51 IO. equipm�nt storage is1te. Inc , on its record of year after 4-4-61c Old timers recall the Burkoff year herd improvement. Th'l ___ __ _ _ ( I ) NOTICES P;pe Organ Company as a boom(9) FOR SALi: 112 MTS K ILLED wit · II Star w arNo. I art ificial Breeding Pro, tng spot ill Pomeroy for many · one pound $I . oo• vJ., lb5 · • n:Bliml AND IT.Bl CONTROi ELEL'TROLUX Varuum Cleaner farm, gr.ant The bull of your ehoict> From u tients recent ly discharged inP yea t"l. John Savage , a worker at $ 1 .49. F'arm Bureau, Sugar Run with frozen semen �, Fala. Freo ...,......_ ....,._ ( 60 modeH with throw away pa­ . c I uded Jack H ay, Herbert Rob in• the organ company just before it Flour Mill, Jo:bersbach H ard- �, N__ ,_ ._ t:all Albert Parker per bags and all deaning at­ son , Mrs. Bi1 lie Davis. Marvin closed, recalls at one t ime the Mr. and Mrs, Ednie Ash en­ wart' .., A.. &atloll '" z.. tachments. Pay off last 6 1,ay­ t:hester. Ohio Magison, Mrs. Jamei. A. Nunnal- -· - 1 , 31 1 1 : 16, 17, IR; 10 9, tertained with aparty Wednesday • .... WI-If ment!I or $C!.75 or will disc1iunt Ph"ne �.11_1 _00 " �.u = 985·� Jy, John A lbert Millt!r, Mrs. ,John 23, 24, 25; 30, 3 1 , 1 4 > I ; afternoon at their home on FOM'lt for cash. Pho nP WY 2·22M. 3-28- 12tl' H. Martin, (;eorge S<·ot t. Mrs, WE WILL SELL YOUR U S E D ! 4 1 6, 1, 8 , 13. 1 4 , 15: __ __ Run honoring their daughter, 4 7 6k staiea, Guns, Bows, GoU Clubs, e 3 1 9 . 18tp A ffi CONDITIONING, REFR IG, Janu�s E. Grant, Sally Dawson, Rhonda on her fourth bkthday, ERATION servu:e. Jack 's R,., James \'ales, Teresa I.. Collins, Blcyclea. l!tc. Wri� or call The e __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Party hats and Disneyland balE cuL1 RS '1vAT N N H LA T O OR P (rigera1101L New Haven. Phona Bruce Wallace, Mrs. Charles E. Sport'a Center, M iddleport, Ph loon, wece given as favors. New Holland PTO Baler. l n (9a) MARINE SUPPLIES (2�21� 6-23-U Bowm. m . Mrs, Jame� I' Roberts, TU 2-3537. WY·z.3633 good ronditio11. .Joe Fields. _ The WSWS of the Hes,th Metho- Games were played after which ....:.._ _ AS IS IPECLWI DON'T PUMP YOUR Sluggish Jimmie fi'. Evans, Mrs, Harry dist Chureh, Middleport. will meet Rhonda opened her many girts, Chester Road, H I . 2, WY 2-5110. NOTICE TRUCK GHOWERS51 Mett:IU'J' tie 'L P, Mt5.0t 4 7 6tc septic tank. Get Klean-En1 All Peters, P.iul t.:. George, and Mrs. Monday evening .i t 7 · 30. M rs. Order your Souther11 Tomato Refreshments of birthday cake $1 Mernar, 1t B. P, tDUII Seplic Tank CleanPr, Ohio Val- ' Harold C. Radcliffe. plant,, now. Also have seed po ls the watf"r iafe-you drink '! B;d a R devotional iced in pink and white and topJack Beetle will be . P. Mf:rear:, Outlh 1995.00 Arn;,ng Ailing ley Plumbing, Pomeroy, Ohio. I tatoea. Charlea R. lhmis, Portand and Mrs. Nan Moore leadt>r ped with four candles and the in, wl:lter kill! millions yearly. ' .le METROPOLIT AN MOTORS :°" '2 3fltp At·<·urd rnl{ lo the midnight re• Mr .'> Glenn L<1mbert will be pro- scription, "Happy B irthday Rho!l4 8 3\c lal\d, Ohio, te,t FR"E. Water Softeners. GtO East MliD 81rffl.. PomeroJ ... da," sherbert push-ups, potato 1000 GALLON -WATER TANK porl of the nursing department, gram leaders. Iron /\rid, Sulphur, Gas. Dirt 0NS' SET 11 inch 3PGint-Hitch Ph..• WYt-3'7t t hose patien t s who were reported l loslt>sses will be Mrs. Carl Mat- chips and pop were served. c and Odo · Remover . Chlorinat. Contad Will haul for publi piek up turning plows with new B-20-tfc in fair cond i1ion induded M r s. tux, Mrs. William Sprague, Miss Attend ing were Jimmy Joe JefBob Pickett, Pomeroy. plow points, $55 00. Phone ors. etc., al half price, Domes• William Thabct, Harry H. H u rn , Hess Sanborn , M rs. John Zerkle, fers, Roma Nease, Jill Warne , __ 4 6 lie l ie and Public. Wiler Supply I l l ) WANTED TO BUY SH 2-5113. 3_28_30lc r ·-__ _ Mrs . La u ra Warren, Mrs. John M ns . Bern ard l'�ulti , M rs . C . 0. Sandy Curlis. Lee Ann and Stevt:orrection a Specialty. .!ti• . �D S NEi:D 100 ft . or more HIVEH FHONT• FOR FEED IEE Jo:v.. ryone· 1 Happie r ! Whitt> , Hoss Getlles, Robert Rad• F1i:: hcr. mates FREE. Tenns. Cr,-tal . ie Nease Sharon Bing Mathew AGE suitable for fi�hing <:amp You are - no shirts to do . . cut.oa GrhtdJag. Middleport $34.95 Moclel-Xl 6 abaugh. Ray Riffle, William Har· Mrs. Eugene Conde, Anne St.. ��e F'on•st Hu n and Rac �e Napper, Tcmmy Grue�r a n d U U S m Meigs County, Write Box Your husband Is - no <' l'east•s. . . F... MID. be special ring ton, Bert Baker. \\i arren WSCS grou ps will Pomeroy, 0. Phone WY 2·34 14. R osemary Imboden. , · t rig · hi · 668-R, r-o The Doily """' •··nt;n,t. s t are hecI JUS 3 1 1 30tc c kles , A. F. . guc�t s. 1 uesday evemng th. e Adults uresent were Rhonda ' s r 1'hom·1s Home Si ,. Lot AAA 4 6 Jlp W" arl! - happy lo know we havf' fi'ou.lh Quar terly Con ference will •· ' Hart('nbaeh, Mrs. Mernll C1:1d- i,A Sensitivity · "" grandmother, Mrs. Albert Baer. • reurn so many satisfied custom e rs plan• I your make '-"" he d at the ch urc h aL 7 . .iv. Rev. I I e we I I> W I II B . rry s, arrison urn(14) FOR RENT Robln"<ln" 1 Lauodry and D ry- , tlon1 ■nJ where in U. S. A.. To be aold to the hlih bid­ ,., M rs. W f!JIdeU Jeffers' Mrs· Ed. ,l' Stan I f'y M cG 1'II'i ard . Lde por..,. s ide, C lyde Bosworth, . J ohn fi' red u der, one 1955 Ford tudor Se­ er ebroad. Ne Mrvic• charge. !::i pe eleanlna: WY 2•5428 c AP.ulTMEN'II - Funilhed rmd u rintendent, mund G rueser, Mrs. Jack Curt ·s . mo th Dislr l t Bl11et lnar , Hen Swift, G eorge 422 SuoM Avenue dan A t the R. H. R.awllngs b R osoa't T c1., e w 1 ry i ri-Lustre o an r Audible Output ·mfumished. McM a�ters. Middlewill be present . All members a re and Mrs. Luwrence Napper. Send0.lllpoll,, O. Sons Comp.any, Mi ll & Sec• 1 rte A. RaJrden. John Hannigan. Maring gifts but unable to attend 4 1 urged to attend. pon. Pbont flY2-2821. :l-S-t ond Streets, Mid1leport. O . • Phona Gl 6-0069 garet Walker and Mrs. Da11 ____ ___ were Harold and Dale Eddie Si!I• . ---,-on the 8th day of April 1961 ONE FIVE R OOM APARTMENT Complete line of spring bedding j Jones. son, plant .,;; _ "TP leg rap� Se rv iC'E' . • JACK DOES IT AGAIN. 15c ham at I I o'clock A .M. Model with bath Phone W\' 2-3641 tt f Two uni1s of blood Wt;'rt> admm. , F'rnnr-1s Florist, Wy 2· 2644 Sandwiches. Jack's Dairy Bar, M5FV Serial Number evenia�s WY 2·3:119. 1 1 - 11-lfe M Y FV 195033. Thia car will is te n"<I a1 the hosp i tal on Thur�• and ◄ 1 fitc not Hurly, Konkrigli: Compa.,. ThtM Fe■turN Mlddll'pOrt, Ohio. be sold for lesa than HOUSE.. 5 ROOMS <ND BATH. Guage readings: Galiipolls dam day , ,SI1umway G,rE'en Iiouse�. I $400.00. • Bui l t-in ••[Jtz" wire-wound 8 Cole-6l . , Pomeroy. Near Ma 18 7, 2 1 . 1 , running 36 feel, Pome- To Trade Pulpit, f',n 1l' rt' d n011 P1'i .a 1 WY 2 ,00• R, H. RA\VLINGS SONS CO. This Sunday Robert Hurley of anlenna for outstandln, aon Bridge Cail Howard Cecil, • I 30-. !' A mong those w ho entcre<I II Mlddl•port, Ohl• · oIz- roy-Mason out, Pt. Pleasant 26.00, l. Pleasant, W. Va. will be in ------performan�• c l i 10-tlc or W'i-2-52# Hinton 2.33 stationary. Kanawha P By Th eir Agent, Any house up to 6 rooms tr('n(ed er hot:pital in the past 24 hours charge of the morning worship • Clau "B'' push-pull ampli­ Falls 4.07 falling, Charleston 18 . \11 R. E. Grlndley Sr, • EIGIIT ROOM 110t.:,'SE A ND for TERIM TES, $50. Any service at H eath Methodist Church I:! H it-ere : Mrs. James w. Coonen, fier mlnimlzea battery drain t ationary. Montgomery Island s � - --.J or r seven room hOUSE'; One 5 · roo.., -room, treali!U Middleport. He and the Rev. Rayf 0::1 rhes. ek. . 541 Third Ave , , Jesse v. A rnold, 75 sq. yd. used grePn all wool Dam 16.4, 9.7, running 22 feet on ap ar tm enL . A . N . Benh "eI . Ph . I L INSURED. GU ' A RA NTEED. mon Ko11kri' ght, pastor of the Mid. e Automatlc Gain control 1 19 Pini:, St . . Miss Margaret M. carpeting. $7S.OO. Call WY 2� rollers, Lonoon an<1 Marmet dan:s dlepodt church will exchange pulWY 2-3272. Limited prevents 1ipal , 2 3 Uc TERMS. Thi9 is e SPECIAL. W a lk er, ,418 n. ·ir d A ve., M. i s s . runnin one foot, Winfield dam 2 5141. 4 I 6tc overload , • • minimize, g / T NTED G PRE-SE pits for the day, i: . ACQUAI 3 ROOM FURNISHED HOME. � rg uc te n fi'ree an Cl diatorUon. i ted S JNGEH A UTOMATI C ZrG ZAG feet. In SON offer, an is lim ri ! �r , � Following the service at Heath : n� :� · o & � Television included. Inquire s n rs, ' pau erso ' B a mov .. ments : Sewing Machine in beautiful the Bame business nearly , · 3 J[ � i l! ""·· Re pair. Church, a fellowship dinner will • Vernier �mint for preclse, • 1 61, t:'I iff·• ui_. mg · m· 1 Ches h ire. Albert Earl Ohio River - Sou thland up 14, be held In the basement honoring console cabinet Makes buttona century. TOPS - ALL TE11easy tunina: Harte n bn ch, 807 Viarn'I M., Pt. holes, sews 'on bultons, • and a l l GRO UND FLOOR apartmen t 5 OPEN HOUSE M ITE CONTROL. Mrs. R. C. 12 · 30 e.m.; OVEC down 14. 6 : JO Mr. and Mrs. Hurley. Members • F.arpbone J-act looate4 1n Pleasa nt, Mrs. Oliv.!r Perry V anrooms, b.ath, basement, hard · the fancy de11 ll(ns without atStory, 1 1 1 Union Avt-nue, Phomi a. m : Lun � a Point up 15, 4 : 50 are asked to bring their favorite f) -P N SATuioA-i TIL ,final output 1tage b Clifton t , W, Va, George A. -wood floors. Youn�slown kitchtachment11. Wil l sell lo respon· 3 I I 3otc Me er, WY 2·2498. a. m. ; A l ice lngrl1am down 1.i, covered dish and their own table -- more audible outpu& Ralrdcn, Leon, W. Va, Miss Ber- : 0 .1. en. 1262 Powell St.. Middleport. 200 FREE PRIZES _ _ .11ible party for last 11 payffk>Tlt5 5 2 1 m. ; Philip Sporn up lfi, serviCt', For further information GARDENS Pl,OWED _ WITH A th Pearl Fo , I Middleport Phone Wy-2-3200, 4-4-6tc of -9.35 per month. Phone WY 2 . Be iure to register to be ell• x Ht e 6 : 25 a. m. ; Aliquippa down IC, about the mea l, Mrs. Bruce Lloyd Gravely Trnclor. R ;Jlf's Reason- Mrs. Slanley Truss e ll, Rt. 1 (i: ti E. gible lo win 8 prh::e - t here 2264, ◄ 7 6te N ICE MODERN 6 :oom--ho��;.- 3 J a. m. ; Larry Turner up 1 9, and Ms. James Brewington may ahle. Call SH2·4070, or ("ontact is nothing lo buy - you may Long: Bottom, Donna Jean Knigge, bedrooms with hardwood floors. S : '10 a, m. ; C . V . Horner up 1,,<,,, be contacted. Elmer Frnlaw, llnmsonv1lle. re g iMler 11,t the Service Sta- COMPU�TF. BOY SCOUT SUIT, Rt 3 0a, k H 'II M ______ w · ll ' 0 RADIO and size 12. Pair of roller skates, 6 : 20 e . m . ; Tltan up 19, 11 : 50 am. ; !..arge l'loMets. Good basement, 4 �2tp lion or Store. � :: � �: I.E,\VE 8A11JRDAY � M i �ha el, Jac�s n. me /_!, a ol City ; m. a. 6 , Size 8. Ph. WY 2-2359, Mrs. 1 2 with gas furnace. Garage, Shou ld up J . National TELEVISION ____ _ __ _ TO THOSE WITH old houses, we Fisher, Jodson, Miss Lois A n n Mr. end Mrs. Herman V. Oh· _ Lo,ISt., W �: e H. Mitehell, 680 S. 2nd, MiddleSS . 22 v e would modern like y o u t. o r Rat I Hf, Ht. 2 Jackson, M rs. Jer• ��;;: :::� � �� iz linger, Middleport, will leave Sat (5) PERSONALS �: s:e�� _ · "Where Radio & TV II A -- - - -----port, Ohio ◄ 5 :Jtp iv , 4 y tp , P� m�·.· : E�g��: urday for a month's vacation wi�h home! Most Houses ove r 15 omc F. Mahle, Wellston, M rs. BU&ine&!I Not A Sideline" AN OLO , AGE PENSIONER -=:=-cc=-=-=c--c •. S AND BATH on Hysel I A Ten month old poII·' eu ller,ford 4 llOOM yt-iirs old have lnmlequate and Harley R. M C'Culty, Wilkesville, cliff up 2-1, 8 : 35 p. m. : Beaver Mr. and Mrs. Gomer Shield,, wanlJJ an old age person, male I N. Secoml A.._ Mlddloporl l BULL for sale, Contact F.arl Run Road. Call Sh-.1--51 13, 4-4-3tp . ;��Ioyd sometimes dangerous wiring. Mrs. Martha Lee Hol com . Rt. 2 do wn 23 • �o , 30 _ •,.· rn Kensington, O. ,_ or female• t 0 1 hare hiI home . _ ::: . Ea Crosa, Racine, 4 5 3tc c-=cc-ccc-===---c -c--c---We can moderniie your hons� [ronlon ond M i's. llusseI I G, ka down •3, 5 with hlrn. E. W. Dewees, 1 1 1 ===c 4 ROOM HOUSE with beth. base, Ch n· s1)' A L : a, m . : . 25 'EI, 6 up power a t surpr i·s ingIY ]ow cost, Roush, Ironton. ELECTRIC FENCE CHARGER. . Pearl St., Middleport, Ohio. ment, and fenced in back yard. p Ivama cnnsy : . m . a , 5:05 un 34, f' Mel" i.S Eloclr'i<:al Serv·,.,. 1 ,._ YOU GET A 0perat� on battery or ('Urrent. 4 6 3k B irth■ Call WY 2-3054 after 4 : 30. up 35, tl:20 a.m. ◄-Ute SH 2-4545, ---4 5 3tp 4 5 Sk Wy-:l-5320, Mrs. Harold Homer Taylor, Rt. --- Gallipolis lJluP - Kathy R (8) AUTO SALES .::;:=;:--=cc · Repair, U· l 1-'RICK SAWMILL, 3 block . Sheet SPOUT ROOF NG, J 5 Jackson, daughter, 3 : 37 a, m 4 p. m . ; Lucy Jane Lucas down 17 ( L ) HE P WANTED •sg BUICK VB, $2095,. LaSabre 4 left hand wlLh a 54" blade. metal Work. The Powe rs Com- Thursday. Mrs. Ployd E. Staple• up l2 : 45 a. m . : Jane Hoagland door hard top. Power &leering, 1951 F-6 FORD TRUCK, flet bed . 4.4. 30tc ton, Rt, 2 Crown Ci ty, daugh ter, down 2 a. m ; Louisiana up 3: 30 pany, Wy-2-230 HUNGRY PEOPL E to help us eat L , ----------One ltcal owner. Turbine drive. Priced reaS011able. Contact J . 8 : s o. m Thursd ay. our Delicious Chicken Dinners a. m.; Defend er d own lio:05 a. m . : r'l0Bl INSURANCE Vtry clean. 8 1ae1tnar's. Porn,, I'' . Hoffman, Chester, Ohio. Ph. AND A GOOD DEAL MORE Friday and Saturday, $ 1 .00 n John J, Rowe up 7 : 4lio a. m. Dlll£harged 985· 7. 1 5 t . E PRO CNSURANC _ COMPLETE plate. Sunrise Resteurnn,t 234 Kanawha R ivt-r - Semet down 232 __ _ - -� G c____ _ f't�Y__ ___ __, _ � · Good Cleo UMd �-DAVENPOkT ANO-t:HAIR tection. Life Auto. F"ire. Poltu m exE. MBin St., Pomeroy . met 5 · 05 a. m ; Mel'Till up Mar WHEN {2 1 ) REAL E STATEcelle11l l'ondlti011. Call WI 9-3783 ----All Mah9 ad Madela Call "on Mi Hs. Mtddleport, 'lhNI Marmet fi 8, m. ; 0. F. Shearer �POLIT.4.N MOTOR8 anyl ime after 4 p. m. ◄ 5 3lc Reliabl• Puty Wanted down W infield 8 : 05 p. m . : J . S. Davia . Warner l■-uran; . To I ....... 11:ut M•• SL rvl<'• • ,ou� ot do It '"'", FROM SIDF. AHM HOT WATER Heater nit tube 1u1111c unit.. h•ndllnc Ltiwis down Winfield 4:20 a m.: Comple te ptoteetion for all needs. ponttt'9Y, Oh• ta 11 mo¥ln1 R. I'. A. and l'lylv■nla und lank. VPry ,iool. Al!l(I dou4 l ::!Ole Oliver Shearer down Winfield Tel. WY 2-296'J. Telev111on and radio tul:ou Coll1d __ _ _ . '61 B U ICK - DiRCOunt $SM. Labl e ,:a IVBnll�1 . •, was h lu bs, Phone n■t up 10 t.m.oo per month to S . R. G , PICKETT Insurance , Pam- POMF.• llOY - 5 · room f rame WIth ·. IO a. rn. . Thelma Ann down ,tart. 11!,. 1111111• tor • 1111 ..it1n11 W• WY 2-3520, SabrP, 2 door hardtop, OUicial'a 4 5 3tp hrnltfl M■cltlnH and Loeat1on1. Winfield 6 : 20 -a. m . ('l"OY, Near Uurwin. balh, basement 12 rooms ) , coal r ar. Powe r Steering end brake11 , Si NGEH "EW Cr ,ti lnve■tmenh req11lrt!11I rro,t IN'' , � v MA(' • lli NE- ll ,41:17 oo 111 •�.994,00 __ rur in. I 1� •·J oloi·i."' - Miiliial f urn.ice h eat. Iol 50 x 100. ('··' •VVll r adio and healer. While wall w11ntory 001,. NequlrernentH: 11 10 Round bobbin I n brand new 1:on• and location. $5,000.00. lirtt. Blarltnar'i, Pomeroy. aolt1 cabinet. Equipped to 1ig !-,�:,:�.iu:-�;r,;t�:."'OoUC::t Lightning Rod Mutual POMEROY RIJRAI. - 1 - story 4 6t nn,■r u.nltu fllU.,, 111uallfltd, and zag and make buttonholes. Pay aNcfflb° 1 t frame, S rooms snd bath, g ar3-28-30tc lnt.Nded In 10ln■ Into ::--.,,=:----,-----c---=-c-- I off ]a11t 8 payments of -8.40 per • ,... nw,,-m, repNt bu■ 11m1 that age with storage room and tool 'Sil GMC ¥. lon _ ._, Pickup, 11 upldlf n:p&1111lll'lt ltHII thro111h• OUTBOARD MOTOR and boat •• .... month. Phone WY 2-%2<M, m. L a ted on Rout e 33 I'th VI Deluxe model - all chrome •• 500 00 W oct .. � Prefect 4 Door Sedan. Spou... orlilnal U,ht blue flnhll. t qi. 5Ul'anc& protection. All risk ot 7 4 6tc a re . l Cash . a:rWe. Blaettnar·• Pomeroy. ==-==ccc---c ,:--c�c-.,.....t...-. '414?eN an.1 wrn, 10 lier. coverage, $3.50 per $100 cover- ARM, ':_ economy. F 1..., acre,, on Route· 143, P, 0. Boll -. 4 I 6tc OATS, STRAW. Phone W I 9-3724, age. Bame,, _ Sbnpson Insur. m 7 • room f!ame hou� "1th bath, 4 p ance Agency, Middleport. Phooe • ,. ,l' O_ N_ T_ IA _ C__ __ D__ il<oWl _l_ _• S lt ' USED CAR 8UYSI '300 .._ • bami, silo, 2-slory Ille chicken 3 25 WY ,_2903, Temposl, & door llalm WIIIOIL REGISTERED SPAYED Female I ,PAPER BOY OR GIRL for Senhouse, 2-car garqe, wa,h bou,e 1961 RAMBLIR CLASSIC Ofllclal'o rar. Tompeol Tan[ue Entllah bulldog. While .,., tine[ Routt near Ma'"" Bridge BA1INJ:S.SlMPSO INSUIIANCI • brooder houses, other buildclean iDll.de and out. (Now) F.eonomy 6 • Dr, __ , tronamlalon, doluu Interior, brbxlle. Very (<IIUe. Comlng aroa and towards Middleport, A(tllb, lllddleport. Finl, A• ings. 30 acres cultivated, 75 ft,, yean old. Reuonable. Go!' Apply In penion to The Dally IDObO.. IIDada. Plw WY • acn,a lieater. BIMtlllar'o. 1'11meroy. INCi IIAM8LIR fenced, plenty water. , Am-or 4 Dr, Sta­ 1 � doo H . Caidftll, Tuppen Plain,. Senllnol. 4 I lllOI. H'l-11 $10, 000 .00. Gtc I __ tion Wagon. R&H. New. · FOR CONSISTENT OEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES • ��I�� ""' "" ' I ARNOLD'S ti. II NOW! HO}zef H OSplt• a} 4th Birthday Or Daughte, Was Observed .sen-a Pocket Portable MOTOROLA H-eath WSCS TO Meet Monday fvening At 7:30 ua • 1 00% More I • 1 00% More River Re port - -- Two More Days POMEROY b .o·= 1 ..,,,,...,.._"""""...,,...,...,,.,,,,..- 1 FIESTA • 1 00% More Battery life ===��=---- ■ ��-=�� , . . WERNER ====-==-c __ �c-c==�- _ Good Deall c============ i --,----�--�-=- YOU BUY A USED CAR t:«/du'a/l.i.dft Blaettnars '59 English Ford - - - sg95 ::.,�ti; �:�· f:',.,:r::-�.':; �;-r' 'l:!:'mi.!::: l���������=�I f __ =1117=-==c=--cc--c-c-�'om: in:1� :!7 �':J.� 1 =·WY 1-lllll or �= ,! ' -,., u, (1 8) EMPLOYMENT WANTED (21 ) REAL ESTATE a..ALz!EllT M. C::!..� Window Bllndo and WY lo.a l!OR SALE, HOUSE . ....... and Pon,h Shade,, v...u.n Bllndl HOUSEW & 7 31c bath, Nice location. 111 l<ICIIII ORK WANTED. Al,o Cloth Awnlngl and FftJeralua SI., Pomeroy. Phone WY 1-11319, HOUSE AND 14 AGIIES GROUND lranlnp d Me ln my home Ir> · � Free lDllallatlon 3 I !Olp Fumllbe<! or unfw-nubed. On lvin Hoo,.', Me (9) FOR SALE J lrN! Locwtt S , Ml quire al D"t Soppi, dleport. Ohio. 4 5 31< S4\I ACRES NEAR ALFRED. 10 Middlepo/t Hill. Coolad: Calvin M iddleport Hill. 4 7 <tp Lane, t111able pasture. A'1'1!1 Balanoe ,:;, . roy , 20) BUSINE SS 1 :..: Good buildinS Ille , 1 , 000 .00. • 4 l 30tA, ..... ,_. ... _,_ A. L. Alhorton SERVICES la SLUGGISH SEPTIC TANK! CloJ· SPOUTJN(j " OO F. IR Rl. 0, Coolville, Ohio -:R F D :.. � .,. PA . Mott• .t s.a. ......, - pd dralntT Get Klen ,Em-AIJ ' Phone 985-240 h r e Powe •• Grnt1J Tn 3 lalet ... SepUe Tank Cleaner. Lludmark ahNt meta) work. Th 110';,.,•'!1, O:: �-..i.co�,� • c= n Coolville, Ohio IMtlot, � WI 1-1111. 31 ll"arm urau. .,.___ t+IOtc pany, 21. 2311 WY Com . hou. •• ■t Pomeroy. onto •• sanarB •_,,� S48-lp d•:,. April 8. 1Nl. a, IO:IIO A.M, , ltlf lllall 1111a ..... .......,. S I 30tc c-c=-=c-==,-,-c--,--- 1 CUnlon Olllt■')", · ii'. fUIII, b■lq 10 46 ACRE FARM, Creek bottom, 5 1k!N1 ot ,..1 9' 1-. • • - OPEN HOUSE APRn. it FultonAVCl'tUNl:D :::::: '"'= . room houae, I.tarn and other Thompaon Tractor Salet. You R&AIONABUt IIATU � "811i=1■ boHcHnp, On mall � acbool � N■l�-:-:.... °:-9 .,.. ... .. Traill& hi& flnt may win ,10. Name our new IATIBFACl'IOt,, GUd.lN'l'E8 EI . ectricltJ - -- n.. la ■aaahd - ... rut . .... rmte Call - ...... L 0. lleOIJ' I . Nie Implement lhed. Free .... ...,.. Timber. On Eut brucll al • IILrOOIII frUN fta1Jtu wtUt. elllion. Need not be preterit to wtn:. c..&er, Olllt NEW G, E. Swivel Top Shade Creek. Ideal and · 4 ' etc � bunting. ThrM Cleaner on wheelt. 80Uth Wit Ju ..u. P111 .,... e1a " ,.._ l\l ;t¢1f,,t pate! c:olond. Com, USED SPINET PIANO - � D' YOU WANT REAL ...., of Tuppera Plaint, Ohio. - "'::::...'"':::. pljit,e with all allaebmenb. Will any flnlah - Famoua-make, lnedlq lt■lll ..... w1D ■ l r e able. Mm. Helene Lelfhett. -�• ■ ■ QldUlld bf tldl week '31 .00. complete with bench. Specially ..., mu� ... , .C • • • Lon&·� Ohio. et uae -■ta of cnn4 7 3tp u.. � H dellred. prkled, Write Wendell'• 7th 6 .,_, Cab Did 8teaa•II. WY FOR SAl:.E: Bl'ORE w ith I 11ar, :: � WIIJ'ftll, Muiella, Ohl, for de- .... .. Cllffler --ap .....,. and • - 111d - ........ - "«!I' -., - • bath ... �-- Will ......_ '"�..,; " -� , · rllll:L OIL : al ...i .... lella. C • • ODlliD.. Mrbdetr..tm c. ,. .;' �£� far ,11 nu Ul'ILrl'Y TI\AJLER. AQ S1N1 FOR FLOOR SANDING AND 1w ..... 11-1 to Qdeqts " 1 ' ., • _., " I Alillals : � body, $40.00, Ph. SIi MIii, llnllhing 1!1111 llfla W. J>..; c,,l1 Sp. � Clifton. _ V a. I ' ·'-"�·" � S,1.f.... Attllllffll tor • M ' .lntllll • ' ... ••• t l ete YiY l-eNI. llutll IL ff, .. llo AJdl L I. I no _ - Rood. Loo& Bollom, Ohio. & I illp =:1=::======= ao ':..lppel a::-��.,::'C.: ..,... -=... - ��. ==�=�=r-c� "'8Nffl1U-•-.., --_.c --.,. ==== Legal Notice ----,.,=:-==----1 · ■ realstr• lil1dnc mne. ·Jr • · �,- �r..r;:r�� ,:! °::: ..:ii f:r : fnl: _ .. l=-=�== ===,--�1 , t ) • ---· �� r . Demonatrator, Fully equipped. - - - - s1995 '58 Volkswagen - - $)095 '59 Pontiac VS - - - '1795 '56 Chevrolet VB - - - *895 LaSobre t Door ledaD. 0rfCIDal bild: llnlah lib D8", Dplllilll drive. Reau, ohup. __ 1 1-1957 FoaD VI hlrlane. One 2 Dr.,, on• 4 Dr; Clean and oolid. 2 Doo, Sodllll. Ona !DOIi owuer. Nlt:e. 19!5 CHIVROL T Bel Air 8 2 1)r. l!<ono­ my Chevrolet ■ .. �.llll,-.,_ · J 1/ .,, t;;,' · �:· .. 1 957 STUDIBAKIR 6 Ch1mpion .a Dr, Clean and nice. 2 Door Sedan. Owaed b1 local mecbenf... lrnm-lC.'Wlte. Belalre 4 Door Bord Top Sedan. Air eonditlonod. Power an4 _.., Plnrerslide. hllJ' · CNIVROLIT 2 Nloo for model IMI lnl Ott. � •-1np n1 1 ...,.. METROPOLITAN f 'l'rllll-"'llo• On Lud. alid W..., · ; . I', •. .-:. . ' /� '. l"'-••WY 4>M ' ·: ..,,' maklni .,........,..i -ill - tuminl In .. pollco ""' 110,0»> bmlculltd] I.KAvu l'OII PLO&IDA NJ:W YoaK < UPll - Mayor bW.. 'Ibo •- ol Uoo .._,. note, In .._ clafmod - r. •- loft _. Wall' •' ' -, o1pt 1w Fioritto ta ..,... the bilbi alllll Mid ht ..W lfn ..... b,an • bMu,n tumor .... the nw.-.1 to NJNAU> -.._ Ilion he undtrft'Dt recently. ftt 1 1 •• ,In - who la ltlldy• DIIJ'D< ud blo wHe pJ.oo • ll>daJ led! Adually , t,e "" to ber. Tho fb>loh wa, the IIIUIII onit: Marolf t1C81pe lnim ct.ilk, !Jot fJshl. ,-hol. Yk1orJ. .u Drake, McGooun wa, cre-J. Ible and c,,m,nandq doopllt tho lncrediablo "'1pt. Sarlb i.a-. Jae ....... a, hlo ..-. .... • • difnnnt -,. Prod,-- Ralpb Smart plied routine tamera oholt oo top IIIDHDAT ffllOUG ft1DA1' ol each .U., and addod Utile to 5 ,06 S.p, OIi the ..,......,.,,, dowpite the �ppor, 1:• Tada, rih God tunltloo OOO<Oiv■l>J,y wilting ill the 1. 11 c.ai.-, J-roo European oeWJI&, 1,a r.. Timi .........ung In - waJ, •-n,. Ckldball" •• really on tho boll. nlpl'• "U.I. Hour" comedy on CBS-TV hid the good sense lo let 11i1N Conrlod, ..,.......,..i, buoy himseH In • uurben klchea. Unfortunately, Cearied'a antic• grew tireaome 'round about the halfway mark, through 110 fault of his. The story no le blame. (»,tan-mg Faye Emenon, Iba a shnple ••· ..-1)' periment in domestic expedillnee. The wife, ■ maniqe expert wilb • TV abow of. her own, •• no• where as I homemaker. Hubby. freab out of a job, decided to stay home , cook, keep houN and raioe Ibo flldo. In ettempting the difficult 88 . "8r-' al layinJ bffl by],oc,w..I altitude, tonnl .. tuo and ""lal v..i- the oulhor fell beet '"' ..-..i, < IP1 . and .....,,_,. Iamblto ad tho - tell le blnallly. That' ■ the way ' 'The Odlltall" bo,mceo. w.-y ... � J7,. BrNlllall ,.,., T, e - •Pidrall T: Sohio NeWI Reporl lt.110 8realt:fut Party 1, JI 'Ibo World Tllla tlGiUI lNt\n, •- --�- ■ 8: ,0 ere.ldu� PartJ t:• ManlD& lhdltllllaal 1': U ,.._11�.. Pt. ......., U,00 llw■ &bop lS C..., 11N U, trJ Buna• lillow ll:30 Cauntr7' Roi .,._ 11: • rann 1'1111■ U: IJ llld-Da, Dow Jtn. AT- °""" r u,a .....,. er■p1 ll : e NacJili Newt 11,11 0- Star 12::,0 Juat FOi· Yi,u, 1 • 25 1,:,0 - 1'vt You 1:00 llo:, ft Wllb MUlle l, IO Plaiter PartJ "'"' 17. - ' .._ ... ,, •=Y r c. -.Y r:• I-= •.;;:...,. rnn-. a.u. U:45 U,16 11,11 11,a 11,U 11,11 D,a 11,11> 11:a 11, . 1, • nlo_,_­ :,9. ilan. 40. -"rabam'I bfltl>placo 41. - tot 48. 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Pl■ttor Pq N<wo lloundop Pi<,U,,, l'P,ty Sip Off IUNDAI Sip 0a Eu, _.., a..i., a..,I llodal locallJ Sbo,r The IJiordl ol Iha ,re ,k 11,mlwa,m II 'odik MINliY GOllOLE _. SNUFFY I WUl OVER AT TH' TEACHER:5 HOUSE, vUGHAID, PIN' SHE WU! GAADIN' OUR SMITH DID 'IE P�5S , SPMAN"IHY ? ,-----,---,.cc-c---'""'--, TEST PAPERS :.:::- ( !I-• .,. n.. -., 9tD1aJ> �' Ll'L ABNER G1TT!N' � � !.' GASOLINE ALLEY ------- I Qlle,s L could dl'O!> In­ and sl!OIJ • little ­ in�t. I'm glad I've bttn ever at C:ridoon,; for learning ho� very '""e.<ful C':r'1deon. �he doughnut bu,·1ne9, "· Judy. WJ EH RADIO -■J ftnop fl""1 ,,. Sl(ID On IIUllcal Clocll ,1, Olrl'• -- •. Jlject,: 7:45 'lbe LlleU. II. BMW •• 1,1111 llllo . Valll) Jot - ' 1:05 Ohio News ., 11. P.,... DOWN 1e. Doo1:10 1ipoN n,daJ l. M trtn• 11:11 World Non tlN .S,, to. IIIIIIOJ'1:11 M-■I aodt 1. llolllo ..... 1,11 OtmmunilJ NI. it, D1-ama Ol � :M. Patri,. 1,1» - flooll f. Cow . Otic .. ,. 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Pr.,.... t, lll Local llfta &:II Plaltor PaltJ Wlllldqta llepm1o le tllt : Pooplo J 4' -.., Ntwl � A.. .,. --11:Gt NooB 11: 11 flto l:!O llJp OIi 11,311 """' Mn11Ul41' _____ 1:111 mi.l:5S Sip OD l"IND8 BIG BOLi lall - llotmdap 1,a lhl Prloo 1,1111 Sunday Sho• Caoo I CoontrJ Top NEW YOIIK 1\JPll--A ,tager1mo 1,., Sip Oft F struct youth - prnml!ed • $IID _ m-m :;..:;;::..._____ c__....::__._____ ...,ud for lfndlnc and D A I L Y CROSSWO R D t. Tributary ot Danube I. Cateh In a 6: 11 OlaatrJ Tap ..... 1:11 CoulltrJ 1'lp f• 1,00 PlrtJ 7:25 &J:le.W ..... Sleel ,,. begon • ia tllo ""1L w■ MPO Radio Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., April 7, 196·1:7 ACII088 I·- --- 1:11 Wortd .,. llr. .._ ... Local 4,1111 W1lll [)o,s llrne ,,. World ....... ,,. Spono OoonlY New, 1:• Co!■DFi!a,, Newt Dnolai ,,. llalllnc &:a - 1,a w«ld N.... -1e s,u .,. - ,_ "'It lporll !adQ l:U World Newt l:lt 1,00 ., .. .,. It: IO: 11,00 ■ ■ Local - llastcal IJa ..., I, fllo<y Timi a.,_,, o1 11..IDC l1ip Sdlool Bit Parado World lcbool Bit Parado '' HIib u:• Leplatln World Nin ■ Walter Moeller 11: 41 11, U,Gt 11:05 ll;lt 11: II Local N.,.. Noon NeWI Ohio N-■ W. YL hnn l'Mtun HELLO, ROLLO ··· WH ERE ARE YOU I G C: T A K I C I, OF ROL.LO our Br ERNIE IUSHMILLEI HE'S SO P�OPER GOING � I'D L I K E A PERSPI R ATION S H !Rc · PLEASE SWEAT SHIRTS 11,. - - II: Non O Qr.., 11,a Blll l'ornll lbow ■ 11:a World Non 1,00 llill l'emll 1,311 Amil' Timi a- .,.. 1ll!dlia - Doto .,. llelllnl - s,_ __ _ _,, S,ll lll1,'9 - 8oulevanl .,. Sip OIi ATASCADERO, Celll. IUPl!­ Actreu Ann Solhffll. IO, lllfferllil minor Jnjurlel W-y • - - by her l&-� daqhter, � a t r i e I a , �ammed t--oad1Me Into amolher vehicle at an interNCtion on u.s. IOL Tbt - and her daugbtec were lrttted M • bospltal for minor .... 111d - ■nd rel eased. DROPI IN FOlt TEA LITTLI ORPHAN ANNIE LOOK, OAN ( QR: ! 'i'Ot.l I.09'T VOUR HOME WHEN 1T BUl?NED , BUT WITH 'THE INSURANCE , PLU9 AU. '«IU'D PAIO ON � BIG PERliONAL · LpAN •,.·· •., PLU9 THE F-=,-v 'TMOU,;,ANO NOl,lf R!TlRNEO ,o ¥OU, "ttlLJ WliE. A oeooorT MERE OF "IMLl>TV-aw< TMoU6ANQI __.�, 1,00 Sunaet Boulevard l:'10 Sip OIi --­ __ a, HAROLD GIIAY I MEAN. DIIN, 'GJ Olilll! HO OI E A c:&n: AND '«Ill MlllE TM117N- ...,'i'OU'WE RICH I ,_ . OMLT ON TRII mom C)II TD 'I'.,.._.. GRAY CAif ><AB OON'CLtlt, ANTTHIN-ADAllL (G w,. .... rs 1 ru a,■110.._ 1111,J ■ ■ OURLY '59 Buick V8 l959 IIINAULT 4 OOQR 4 cyl Cl ean and nlee. Save on gas and price. 1955 CHRYILIR Bwm Harchop, 0/lulllPOd. la BJ FbD DANIIO Udd P1w M aestt ➔ NEW YORK IUPl l-Ao with the ntnatna: MIN' or Patrick M- plo11 the port ol I -lal - wMl, the -- al John Dnb ln 'llilnpe Man. " II only they could have mtched thlnp, let a John Drou star N Patritk McGaohan, 1h11 ..,. Britiah-mado doa�-....,._ • rieo ""'11<1 have loobd new. The oerlea, Ila debut on CBSN Wodneaday nl�, ...,.ed wllling to llllcl< loogue,b>-cheot u · 11 stood bolr-oHod. Bul ln trJin1 Lo lie "" ·-· ., tho . Gld-di• 1enre, ' "Danger Man . found ilt lmtinclt otifled by the lnetcapable lads of 'JV uxl co}d •ar life. 'l1lf W-hour opened cold on a mokout acen! ju.Ill aa if we were watching a beer commercial 'It,.., a dlslinguil,hed knocked off when ■ .mlper·, bullet llruck bim oo the patio. "Dang,r Man" was under way -.ith that &ouch. A• Drake, JlcGoobaa firlt ap peered with a coat Ctrencb) alun, ever hi! ohouldlen mroadl NOled 1t a sidewalk care in Paris (1'rancel 111d � a ,-. bl ance to Franchot Tqne .In an old mo,ie ■- o ,._, oa the Eiffel ,-._, llcGooban a few brlgblly cynical c:omnmtl4 about the IPl' bullnea. thereby giving rile le tho hope that a careful blend of wit, lntnauo ad satire would be OID'I to ■evor, Right ofter tho -1a1. howevor ��·-ban tum·' �m into • . the •toreolype of • � apnt, Cool, -i,le, ......_,._ He didn't put hi, Ille on tba Une until he wa, aeeompanled by a wpoly ehick who just foreod beneU upon him. Did I ,ay - R '58 GMC ½ Ton • - - $)195 ==-:: :,.,':'=-�= ... ,,,...._,Mo.. = :..,. ,•=--M=--=-:.-::.: _,.,•. ·; : ,\ -.i., ....,. ,W:� '. J.·ff!!lll!llllla !B,!�tT,!�!'�!ti�:i!li2_9� ======-==::-:-:= -' • • T•· 18VISl0n I n evi8W Tele- ' BLAETTNARS "From Bu99ia To Buicka" , . ···- . Open. Evenl ngsllntil 7 P.M. , "'�K - PONTIAC - GMC TRlk!l.(S EAST MAIN ST. _ .f,,'. ...ROy • .. �.- ........ •• LrTA ,ARE 'OJ atA?Yf 'loO.I KJt0W � Will 9E' r«:JM&; &OJN. 00 }tlJ � HIM TO k'.NOW YOU'VE BEEN GOI � TO THI: SETTL�­ M.ENT MOUSE t'ON'T eL.AMf. LITA. MRS , AIILOS • ..COM,IH6 MSlE WAS MY IDEA/ 1, ■IIANNII · �... . .. . � .. • . .. . . . . - . .... \ .... ► • ... • • ... � . . . ... . - -- · ! • • · · · � . . ... .. .....,.. ---:-.,..J"'::...�:; •• .. • ... ., J ti ' ·" • �' ' • •• \ {, t � \. -.., '- '\ { Around A nd About Middleport I with Mr. and Mn Paul Winn and Mrs. Winn 's parents. Mr. ..d M'8. H. D. Lyons, Mr, , Thomson will return lhi> week to 83111Sl in the cart of Mrs. Lyon.ti who is bed,. faSl. Jed Wt_bster Sr. l:' ntcr• ti Garland for flowers sent her I t..ai�;�- tht' Pomeroy Sha\a•�. I whJ!e ill. A thank you note \·J aS peare dub Wednes day after- 1 read from the Girls lndu�lrl iil :t.lrs Clart>n« Murray who was Mr and Mrs . DiC'k Walters and '-" at Cbnst m11.s noon at her home o n Spri ng Sch00 1 • for !!:I f•·· l last children. ll icky !Uld CheyrI . Of · , a ,·Jon to ,, ,,,1 a patient -i:11 Holzer Hospita mvi illl and time A . Tuesday this ' re!urned was k w� Columbus s pe11 t the Easler weekv : dessert course was �er\ ed them lo lhe home of her son-in-law and end with her mother, Mrs. J. S. were r� ad �------ by the ho:.tess precedi ng t h e C ommu mratwn...s . Mr and Mrs La wrence Colley of Henderson. fro·n Sen- i daughter. n o l l lcgisla erning cun< p�m rneelin g, ill which lime a · meekend her son and This Stewat. ------e "If J e sus Came To Your ator Frank� U,.usch e and Re?"� � family, M r asd M rs. Marv1 � • Hou s e. " and prayn was gt •:c n �e n t at 1v� G eorge :'¥1: e n_i ha�t of L..e wi s bur� will vm! Carri Club Meeting Murray e ed i c h the nvenl o wn o f O o F bv• Mrs Ben Neutzlin!? Murra ys and Mrs Mar- I H "'•ltl Tueiday Eve wilh · the ·· < · Lo ilS· ' ,1 of •• lub, lo be held in 0 ;iy- vm • tw pn.•�1lJ (•r. M r� W illiam lh1..:tcr l\farrny pIans to remain · ed M announc was 13 1 1 Ap,oi ton · rs. M'ichael Hackett enter· · sis! m the care of M rs ,1 urra�'at tht' mt'e t.ng which llp r- r,t' d . her card club Tuesday tamed l(' lative leg on t port s lH• . w ilh d ev otions hy M rs 1 '1.i l Re is t �! - Mr and Mrs Buce Lloyd and i ng al her home in Middles even l ipo G in ly recent hdrl '-----j Will i a m ,;on ,dw g:H•e a rned 1 mg � son, M ike. and daught rr , Mrs po Prizes w � ere won by Mrs. Ed"l l .i l l o n o n "A iL,,iercd Pr a y e r" 11 e re giv l' n b y Mr s . _ W� 1:m·• Orear Baslm1 . J r and children of artr re r Mrs. Lionel Boggs , h. n n nd 0 a 1ll m r 1 . ,. , and d osrd 11 1l h prayer :<km 0<i w11 e �J � W 1 . . G al11 polis Y1s1ted Easlc•r w lh Mr. I Mrs Wilham Child:! and Mrs . Ro, roll c-�ll ,1 1 th Mr�. Lot11s R t!lbel. They !Clld of and Mrs Jamr-s Lloyd and l a m1ly i.. . t· t((l • brrs .,1 nsw � hmoII . i i,lt°rl � . . • s le 'IS· u on van ns u t; in Belpre. J n the evenin� ,twv 111s- 1 th ru· rrf'al lV<' millt>I. A c:.ml of th e d1 st·u ��w 1 959 CHEVROLET ! t hunh <. 11 .- � , t• ·id frr>m Mtf� El h - la1 1ve bills. other players we� Mrs. ��rl;: ited in C.a llipo l ls wilh \fr .• 1 1 I Asa Bradbury, rs . Mrs Dm1 n1e pre s cm ed a pa · I Lloyd• !c a A Bel _AW _4 Doo�. Ivory and t urMills. lfflnald rs. M and Gress 1 wh!ch no!, 15 PTA a '"\\-'ha! er inflJl'lsh. Spotless clean P quotse . • no t Mr· and Mrs Jack Wailers and desse rt c:ourse was served by brought out that t h e PTA ts terior, I ess th an 20 '000 honest , ., ,1 ,,1,1,,,,,ort , Oh,· o miles · VS motor. Powerg1 1ue ' n g sons ' Jaek and Steve, of Colum- Mrs Hackett. a rnot h ers cI u b • a money m'•k; • · · T I NOW SHOW ING ________ and heater. ru Y ,. llcy bus .were Easter wet> kened guest s trans. Radio . i'. 1,c u , ad ver 1·Jsmg · 1 rgan1zat1on • FABIAN m • •h arp1e. orga n iza I ion. . The of his parents, Mr. and M rs. G uy or pu t1sa n HERE "Hound-Dog Man" l history of the PT A wh1cn _was . Walters . Thev also attended early Mr andVtsn Earl lfowett and Mrs. $1 845 S I cart Churd 1 Mass al lhe Jcred ll r u n t' I f n d m 1 8 w as also si v en on Easter morning. daughters Louanna and BarbarJ , by Mrs. Downie. was . of Toronto O . spent Wasler vaThe m•xt mcelit1g will b� 8 Ch l s E 8 � rd "The Sheriff Of 1 958 CHEV ROLET �: � t u ay on bus�� cat ion with th�ir parents Mr. and luncheon on May 3, the time Hun mg on, W . \ a. Fractured Jaw · 1 Mrs. Eveett Hewett and Ms. VB Brookwood Staticr, W;igon. and pl-i:ice to be announced la- ness. . \\' ilh J,i, nt• :i.l ausra•!d . .tp­ has and finish D.1rk gret'n Ber th·-i:I G 1 11 · Mrs· Gill ret uml::ti Thomson Maunce . Mr and Mr. Warner, Robert . s r M y tcr b s . • and Kcnnelh l\loore pearance of new car im1de and i home with them for a VISlt. weekend last visited Cleveland or cha1 · ,m an. Also Carloon Cuniul out, automatic trans , new llfes, radio and heater. \:r ' - i I I LIBERTY JHEAJRC J• I MEIGS THEATRE $1 59!; 1 958 RAMBLER _ TONIGHT AND THE K I N'i" 1 "ESTHER Super Cross Country Statton (TeC"huicolon standard motor. ul, Waigon. ti I Saturd:ly evemng dinner guests trans. Bea ullful 2 t llne green Joan Collin�. H1d1ard Egan of Mr. unJ Mrs Willard Hines, lini!h. Vmyl interior trim. good Colorc;artoon I Alhens Road, wt-rt> Mr. an� Mrs. tire1, radio and heater. Ray Hines and son. David, of SATURDAY Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Hoger "KEY W ITNESS" $1 29S J•·ffrey Hunter, Pat Crowley Hines or Cleveland and Mr. and - also Mrs. Charle, Wood. Chester. "VISIT TO A ROLET Mrs. George Mowrey Sr. and CHEV 958 1 SMALL PLANET" Mrs. M ilford Mowrey and daugh­ Impala Convertible Coupe. Spot­ Jerry Lewii., Joan Blackman ter. Melissa. lert today for a less clun interior . with . l_1ke weekend visit in Columbus with new ivory top. beige fm1sh. I Sunday, Mon .• TuH., Wed. former·s sister and brother-in• the Tires show liltle wear. Ful l "BUTTERF IELD 8" Mr. and Mrs. Earl French. law. equipment inc-luding radio and ' (Technicolor) will be joined there Saturday They heater, 348 cu. in. V 8 motor, With Elizabeth Taylor automatic trans. George Mowery Jr. and Mrs. by and Eddie Fisher Unda Jean. of Cleve­ daughter. Calorurtoon, $ 1 695 will accompany them who land. AdmiHion; 60c and 30c home for a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. James Lochary 1 956 FORD V9 CARTOON EVERY NIGHTI and family returned to their home 2 Door. Automatic trans., heal­ in Bl oomington, Ind., Wed11esday er, new tires. new interior. · after a visll with his parents, Mr. Shar p finish of green over iv­ and Mn. Patrick Lochary. ory. Wu $790.. Mrs. .I . A. Sweeney of Rutland TONIGHT and Mrs. Earl Halliday of Athens WEEK IND SPICIAL 3 STOOGES FEATURE were weekend guesets of Mrs. Ev­ $665 "HAVE ROCKET erett M cKnight. WILL T�AVEL" Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Bauer - also returned to their home in Marion 1 955 CHEVROLET Mkkey Rooney, Terry Moore Sunday evening after a several Dan Duryea VB 210 4 Door. Powergllde daya v irlt with her parents, Mr. "PLATINUM trans., heater. Tires like new. and Mrs. Richard Karr Sr. HIGH SCHOOL" Beautiful belge and nd finish, Miss Polly i<:.1rr or Columbus ar­ ALSO CARTOON clean iolerior. rived today for a weekend visit TIME SCHEDULE NOTIC E with her parents, Mr. and Mn. $795 Richard Karr Sr. MASON DRIVE IN Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buck Feature 1l1ted first starts al '49 DODGE Easter dinner guests of Mr. were dusk. The picture listed sec· Willard Ebersbach and Mrs. and ondly will be startir.g near 2 Door ___ daughters. 8:30. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ebesbach Saturday Only April 8 '5 1 CHEVROLET spent Easter in Middleport with Jamea Craig and their daughter, Mrs. Edgar Pratt. $ 1 99 4 Door William Talman in Mr. and Mn. William Grate "THIE PIRSUAOEll" son, James, were Pomeroy and - also '52 CHEVROLET rt visitor• over the Middlept) and Barry Sullivan in . weekend "THI PURPLE GANG'" 2 Door __ $ 1 95 (R�m-runni�-high jacking Vice and Murder) Board Of Deacaru '53 HUDSON ALSO CARTOON 4 Door __ $ 1 95 Sun. I Mon.• A,rll iid Ullllllllllffll\lllllllJIUIJlllll!IIWIW -----------,11 TRUCK CENTER OF S.E. OHIO I Young Peoples' Sunrise Service Held By Class The Y oung Peoples class of the Tuppen Plains Christian Chu,cb held an Easter Sunrise · •nd the pr_,. -am w as servace under the direction of Mi S! Evelyn White, Vienna, W . V a. , director of Y outh wor k a l Vienna Baptut Churd1. The organ prelude " My Risen Lord' ' by Miss Marylyn Koehle , 0pened the Wo,slup Ser vice an"" •t " ,'ss Wh1'te's meditation was ·' That Res 11rrection Morn. " A f in the service the Sunday School ch!ss enjoyed a break• fast ser v ed by Mrs. Lind sey Lyons, Mrs. Herman Black and M rs. H omer CoI e. Th e food w�s furnished by the Men's Ch nstian Fellowship. 1 . . . Attending were Allee Livingston, Marylya Koe hl er, N ancy Jo Cole , Cecilia Gaul• Lyndall LYOn 5 , Janet Hoffman • Joe E• Crite, Lindsey Lyons, Jr., David p a,• is, Jimmie Caldwell, W i l bur Robimon, Wesley Arbaugh, Larry Landon Dennis Newland, Gary Land�n, Roger Black and guest Douglas Bemmn, Terra Alta W. Va. • Donald Landon, , . Su-per1ntendent of the Sunday I Will Meet Sunday .Tohn Lupton, Ziva Rodann "BLOOD AND STEF.L" (Re-gal,cope) - also Robt!rt Mitchum Eleanor Parker U.11111na Patten and George Peppard in "HOME FROM THP, HILLS" ◄Cinemascope & Color) ALSO CARTOON The Board or Deacons of the Middleport First BapUt11t Church will meet Sunday morning at 11: 15 following morning worship ser­ vice. Monday evening the Board of Trustee■ will meet e.l 7 p. m. at the church and on Tuesday the HearthsU>ne Class wlll meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart at 7:30 p. m. -· $995 1956 INTERNATIONAL 1 I ft. Pickup Box. 4 wheel drive, ,ood tint. Cab exception11ly I nice, look.I and rum l� new. . ', I .: • WE PAY 3% JNTEREST ON SAVINGS I n Pomeroy - --- ---- POMEROY MOTOR co. "Tbe Dealer ,, ,,1 � � uu� I '' ' Con venient Shopping Hour• : I Shop every day Monday through Friday 9:00 A.M, to 5:00 P.M. and on Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P. M. I f l �,,,, . �ROY, 0, � ---r"'"'- --·--. •• . llember Federal llopoolt ­ I \ NO, PCIMIIOY .. -,c.....--- -- •-,__...___________� ' � / 1,1 I A Pomeroy-Midd leport, Oillo, Saturday, April 8, 196 1 299 , k PEB COPY BJ Bff 'Wla(ett Progreu through retearcb la the aim of the Ohio Agr icuJtur. al Experiment 1ubltaUoo GIi Rt. 143 near Carpenter. Scores of research projecta an initiated and promoted Bl th � e,peNMDt etatJun. One, which I II becoming more Jnterestlng to have a chance to review the pn>- 1 moat bnport.ant beef animal be- ln one bam at tht 1Ub11tation, enlmal tclence, ii carried oo at 1 farmers each day, ii the majol Jed at the experllDent .talion'• caua of the i,teographic•I area it j pure Charolai11 breedin11 bull. [ lhe llatioo. The Carpenter tarm occupied, and the qua�y ffie:!I' 1 are kept. ln another aeclion, year- I ha 330 acre., ba.H 8' which ar• project of crouing the charolaia Beef Cattle Day. breed of hem animal with t h e 1be Charolais, which 1:lre ne,ar- It produced. In this locality farm- 1 ung heifer■ of the- Charolais bt-eed I in permanent pasture ad p � ly pure which it color, originated en who have recently been breetl- are cared for . Hereford breed. land. The other part contaUll 'lbunday, April 20, farmer■ t1,nd ! in 1111 old French province about Ing their eattle with the Charo- 1 Attendanb alao watch elose,y woodland re1earcb acreage and otbera with a stake or interest ln lhe 18th Century, it is beUevt!d. \ail and Hereford croiJa report their main project of young :111n1- zz acre, are wie.d for building, j cr0&1 breed.inga of animala will 'Ibe breed became France·, better meat production. maia, young Hereford anima!a and roadway■. Five area farmen say theiL' c ro 111 e d with tht Charolai1. Special day, wlll be ti e l d animals are of much better siw Through research, it has been throughout the IW?lffier for fanr,, llDd quality after usin� the cross- I learned that crosa breeding prr)- era to view variou■ pro_iecu or bred one aeason. At tile aubsta- duce, a much larger animal • ! the M1b1labon and gain ideal fo? lion, worker, run different typea · compared with other breeds. belt.er farming. of lest,, to le&rn which are t h II!! The year-old Charolais weigh! Among the feature, of the AP.. bolter antmob. Since the proje� about 100 pound, mo t "' han the ril 20 Bee! Cottle Day at '!"' ,ub, U,O!ij NG OVE R _ B ob Evans, Earl Kloster, I, not concluded until a IO-yea, Hereford ye!ll'hng. CroBSlng 111< . �l\illt will be a tell< all t h . ger'iK cl!age or bee r c attle of substation period , l test over elapse,. no fo':'°al two breed, providea an an �al Prevenlloo a ook nd Control �f �• - of the prize Charolais bulls in the s b u station barn, and recommendations are b e I n g about 50 pounds over the we1ghl , aeases of Feed! Cattle, . with � locking over the cameraman, won­ made. of the average Hereford at a Dr Nelson B. Kang as a�aker. the huge a nimal . dering if he should • . . . Well, the Sen tinel cameraman . Charola1! are large �f -am• year in age. Dr. Earle Klosterman will _ re• didn 't wait v y Jong er to find out. Bob Bishop� not in tlllt m.ala having cream to white hair Earl1 ProjK&I port on the beef cattle pro,JeCt, picture, is manager at Carpenter. coloring with heavy hindquarter,. T h e Southeaatem substatiu!I crossing the Charolais and Here �-----�-- -�----------Breedera claim the calves will was obtained from Senator J. L. ford breeds. One or the objec, exhibit 8 fast early growth of Carpenter in 1902. Until 1MB, lives ia to relate the size of the natural muscling. the Meigs County farm W88 used beef anlmaJ lo ita performance Even Bob Evans, well known only for sheep research. It ii felt under aeveral systems of man-- , d • ' GallJpolJ■ atockman, ha, become much was learned from tbe re- agement. -),. interested in the CharolBiB breed. search te1U at the C8rpeot.er U farmen of lhUI amt have 1 He indicated particular interest farm that would not have b e e n an eye for better production, INTERESTED STOCKMAN - Bob Evans, Gallipolis businessman • stockman, / becau,e breede" say the Char,- learned othe,wiae. which means more p<1>fil, the"' J " l clt, and Tom Wonderling, Supt. or outlying sub-stations from the Wo�ster Head• lai., does not have a heavy out• Today, ,.,..,ch In lhree m• will be a ta,ge turnout at I h, _ quarters ' view a herd of Charolais and Hereford cross bred cattle.-Sentinel Photo. side lat covering. Jor area,, llll'OOOIDY, lorealrJ and I Carpenter aub,tal.., '"' April 20 ------ -----' - -- ·WASHINGTJN CUPr, - President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan today pledged their "common commitment to those who care for Ire. dom." They said they were in complete agreement on t "gravity and depth" of present world dangers. Kennedy and Macmillan, in a 1 u to Ille gravity and doptli joinl statement wued at the c1... O lbe dangnn ill die puiimt of their aweepiog review of cold . . wor ld iituation lor u__. ufirN war problem,, sa•� they d is· who wiah lo main their Jndtcussed measum to amprove the . . "cohesion effectivenesa a n d pt!:Ddence and tbe priteJeaa ript adaptabilicy" •I the West.m al· of choi<e." Hance in a dianging world. John Thompson, he.!ld roach of 1prlng or 19$7 "Swack"' seined a fit except Pomeroy. -._ � ..a. •--• . The IWO leadm pinpoinled the "� American - 8,_ the Middleport Yellow Jackets, distinction few. if any, high 1chool Coach Swackhamer jo1DS sev• lo eral other SEOAL �hea �ho "criUcal problem, of Laos a n d er1 called on RWllia lo turned ill his resignation at 1 1 :!0 coach can claim. r Vietnam," and declared they have � � ftlPODI tell . b I I Hla IIMI Glenford baakethall have called It quits 1h10 sp,,ng. a m Joday lo Superintendent L learn had gone all the way and In Harry Westfall •f Logan and Alex giYen close alte!lllon to the crisis w m • re810oab1e periN If w ' cComas. time" and pledged lhey - do hia first year after coming out of Cilo of Pomeroy have also turned tn thal ..,,. Compleuly a clean sweep , In retirement ho coached the Mlddle· in retlpatlon1, 1be President and Prime Min- their utmost to bring da abcd. M lcldleporh 1thletlc coaching Yellow Jacket, lo the State Rumors are flowing In Mfddleport liter iMDed their atatemenl lo re- The joint &at.emeat dellCliuld 1t1lf, head ha._tball and basess A bueball championship. port !here may ho anolhtr Cla lo porters In the WhilA! Hoose rose 1he 11 boon "' _..., Lat■u, ball cc,acb Not• P Swackhamer . Mr. Swackhamer since the 1955- join tbl■ re11lgnatian list. Coach a(\er the ,.., leeden end- Keonedy and llacmillu 1bit PM also nalsne,I. pnlen:rJsl II bulretball ,..... had a league John Tbompoon b report,d ready as "candid ml friendlJ � tll fioal coof.,.,..,, week In b�,.four Hart al MIIS he WOI N<Grd . .,, 34 wiut\ Ml!Ut J,is pOllillon . 8', .,.i l It aafd ... hate dilu." ta recognizal "both aa 14 g� and and WH tho 1-• bo,i !1111' lootbi11 1D111 for lb, Jlldd19L ind tlw 4ilf...tty -...-,1 11,a ----· ,. Qr JJnpoi man who ■lallod !ht ,.U , 1/1 · working fowarill aatillaetot-, in general, IUld fn � .. jor iauet el. btnet' al ,. ' '.� relationa with lhe Sov iet Un ion" ma and they deciB!'ed they b a J lationa lrilich affect our In ..,... era day of football. reached a "very high level of tries.• agteemenf on our estimstt of the The leaders of the Wtlltera al-­ ¢ nature of the problenui which we liantt said they ..ttalilt • b Raceland, Kentucky, ona year and lace.• ...ii" that lhe effort t, papi,1o belort that w.. bead mentor ror , .An overflow crowd applauded heartily the acts pre, , , , . , . , . " Open and friendly dilcussiom Wilh the mnhlvde of Ila ◄Leeal 1 sented Wednesday of this week in the Letart Falb Grade two :,ean �1 Loufaa l[)r. CRIMPLED STEEL _ This totally dem ollshed vehicle was one of two Involved In have senred lo clarify and coo- pniblemo "wlll � flsn u . School "Lall A Lott" Minstrel, H told th11 D u; Sentinel a head.on collision al the sharp curve near Kelroy's NIie Club last night. It is finn our commoii commitment to IDln)' ucrWc&• e •�•• th h ;"' Director Chlorua Grimm oald ney, Sue Miller, Peggy W ines, 1 b "' lbe porter at 0000 --, ��by D avid E. Roush, West Columb ia. Three persons were Injured, none eritl• those who care for freedom,.. the owned eighth annual production glvao J-Oyce Roush, Yvoona Rowe, Mar- Sentinel Photo. lndt a■ 1ar cally t plant, joint ,tatemenl said. by the 1 • Ith gradet oflered par- gla Shuler, Linda Flodley, Patty ..,.. were ure u where bP b aolnJ next oeaaon. llcularly weD,recet,ed "We ""' ln a compll!te agreeaumbera In Baker, P-la Bootlck, Dorothy In a telephone ata11'menl lo The al lea,t 10 lnalancea. g Toaey, Renee MUIJ'll e, Brenda Daily sentinel loday r-1> Swack• They lnoluded the Cakutta Jam,ll, Gmtevleve Bird , Nancy J ' c Mn. Ire• llluley _. r.... - - ..i ,mlr ..., hamer said he had tumecl In bll dance In colorful ooatumes, the Bou, Paula Gll>aoa, Pamela D• , - Pool, - ... .,..._ - �. • - - , .... Uy re1igt1atiGD u head ba1kefball comedy number , " 'lhe Chicken vii, David Gloeckner, Kearney A head-on collialon on Route driving left of the center follow- the right tide of the highway IN. Lany, from 8ml&llen, w. la die 511. Jaer I ••• and buoball coach lo SupertnteJJ. Song " a Chantez dance lo black Donahue, Charlea Matthews and aboul JS feel 7, lwo mllet north of Pomeroy ing the accident. .• Ylslled V■ ......, Mr. ... Ml • ...,_ dent , L. W. McComu Friday and ;.b te coo tumlng, 8 cbon11 Faye 1louall. i Friday evening at 9,311 put three Alter the lwo vehicle• collid• ll<tllt care .,.,. .i.claNd lotal UJI Mn. J. R. Meek ol - .._.. ..._. - I WI, monung. .,_ One dolnJ "HeJ, Looi! Me Over," person• lo Meig, General Hos- ed, Rowm'a car turned around wrecks by lnve&tlgalon. , 7a port 8L SMZ. -■,, ....., -, Swoc,khame,, a veteraa of 17 a qulntel dolag "LOVE Spells and slowed approiilnately 150 ft . pital with In juries. Mr. Meek _, llal,, • pa lae ....._ ..i • AU lhree PfflC)I)& Injured In lbe )'eon in the coachln( gamo, ,aid Loft, " 1"4 ''Ma, He's Malling The car The 11163 Oiev,olet operatecl from the Impact r - llbly, ..., I S ._ UJI 'II i Is Re ,..,._ and 5S lo, le asrele acc dent were 11:eated he would continua tuchlq at ICytl at Me. " Roush, Ille b k Y..,. sp .W. l 19, West drivea by Bents weal forward lo by David Eogeoe ... .,... 11 .. - • •• i MHS bol lell "lbe coaching - Other, were ed by Me gs Geoeral Ho ita . the "Helena Po� Columbi.,, W. Va said to ho lrav• , . The accldeat OCCUrNJtl OD I b . 1 '• loday 11 • younger maa'a game." b," "Side By Side " In trlllllp at,. � .. � .. "', aling left of the center ou a sha The veteran coach built up • Ure; a chorwi number 1n art II ...., curve where 8 large lruck I P IY/fil £I W curve above the Kelroy N l trp ei wrecked last week. brilliant re<Onl ln 1 hb Ont 12 " Battle Hymn of the Republlc," Membon "' Trl•Counly Music club, rao lolo lbe front of a car yelll'I, wlnnlnJ ,ev,ral diltrlcl the Finale, anti also making • big AOBOCIBUon oald tod4y • large, i The Sherlfl'a Oeparlmeol also driven by Michael A. Deniz, , champlol!lblpa al Glenlord and bll ... Fourth Grader Melanie eall>ualullc crowd altended the was called lo Darwin where a 3'1 ..... all the way !G ,rin the Slate Bee1te u llag bearer la a nd, V ■rlet)' Show held II Syracwe lllaer,vUle ed car causht Rouob ...;. teken lo Melg, Gen� "' '::'lea Cl- A Basketball Cbamplonlhfp whlte anti blnl -· 1 Gracie Scbool wt nighL near the In era! Hoopltal by the Pomeroy ta 11111' wille there. kin Ta g ports ta the apeclal 111111> HlghllghUng the ahow wu • E680 and SS. Sieve Clar , talented IO-year-old R unit with a bead laceration. 00 1g _Q�· ' He wu out "' the c:oacblng ben were Oel)ble ll>eryle comedy lcl by Frank Cbeeoebrew Deniz IIUlfered inJlll'J to his left '!be vehicle wa, operated by was voted winner of the first prize (U0)' 1 t'= ga1111 for about II :,eon but eamo llaymaa, Beverlee Html, Paullne and Fffiti,1 Neymeir. Another was knee and bll Ethel Deniz, The Norlhweatam Local PTA Dwight Homer Browa, r,, Ath- at tbe Bradb wile Grade School w Talent ury Sho o out of -I In the fall f Cummlol, Comlle a..pma,,, Pollr Ibo duco line compo,ed of Jud, knee lnjur lu will meet llonday, April 10 , al em. Olltcen reported the right by tbe Parent Teachers' Association. auata1ned bead o la al ay , Larry w t T and lnmk lllffered Judges named 1lecODd P I a ce �g; Edllh lligbl, Saadra Doll, Jlal'J' ,1J!>I Cul> The Mel Cowlty Sherill's � the llutland High School auditor,. tire, Jwalli Le li, lor In nn;Eunf<e lllddleport overbaaebaD. band IIIMI -.i..u In the Rowo, Mary Beth.lRF To- dollar,�lliiit; Genldene and � mh lwn al 1:30 p.m, with the Pres> amage from Ille fire. It winner the piano-vocal team of dri<lge, lloltert heavy d lo appear pa,tme t Ro "atrutter" William Young. lo h dent. Mrl. Verna Snowden n,o tarted aruuod t h e Debra and Janice Smith, an d King, piano aolo; Robert JIDJa-, appa tly ■ In Y court on • c arge of charge. The Auociatloo pmeoted the third place was awurded 1B anot� pantom- rock •• roll; Dick Sright ,..Ill' wbeol ,ar lety lhow .. • joint project • ... A doclor from Hom llnllplt,. The Pomeroy Fire Department ., sister-ac� Debra and Carol gem, Larry lleese, Haq er. with Ille Syracuae Emergency lHIOIiti• �n Fil m , . al will opeak on Iba prHCbool loveallpled. King, for their pJBno duet Brien, Charlotto I.amber!. -1 m ,quad. Proceeds of the show are �� : �� :.':!.':r child. An election of offloen will - ------'ges """' C. E. Jud Young, Ly• q,wtette, acrompaaled by 11n. re lo be Jolnlb' shared. •m , y . follow tho report of the nominal,. e man Burd tte, and Chester TaaGeorge llad<.U. Poal No. S9 Americaa Legion, In commi ttee Tho 11opn of the U90Clatlon II be ded g a Mn. by Athe f nehill, all DS o , Middleport.... Ma T b Pomeroy • Y Also, n Kathryn Quall,, a.art. School P.rlnclpal Jam� A. Dlebl Fri, "Lot ■ i ' all mau more music." Monday, Apr l IO. al I p. :.;.: Merle B irchfield a, chairman, The Pomero Police Depart• praised many olh<r rformera Bulfmgtoa, dance ; Diane day In an usembly Pl'eM.Dled 1Cholar■bip award cettly pe San Fr to t,. film b about the Mc, The mala pal· 1, bring • grea Vernon Weber and Mn. Franca mut anutecl Vatehel L. Bo,. of the show """""1 by Robert Comas, OWD piaoo cump'llllna, • ficates from County Superintendent 0. O. Patterson,_ Jn. er bowledp lklre. riot and the Commuuio11 ltageo Ille public and A dlcatlng David Brown and llilte Roberts ad laced Itrst otlmullte ..., lo 1ng of Alhena 00 throe violaliooa tPolly) Morris _ the Schnozzle lanta,y ; Carol King, p1-. ..io; uaic. the act. laterelt ID m plant, !or ..,.1ng Ille Kelp wt ofgbt. and second among Meigs County senlon�clpatlng In Durante imitator _ who pmenl• Larry Reese, YOcal .,lo: Dobro The p v b vi . _____ eryone In ted roCounty t g Tucli.n lleo ln the Ohio HIib School acholarahlp testa or seniors. dinner H w grE ppe Jt ma ed Ch es e altogether a wta1 of 13 01DU• Kini, piano oolo: Sandra 5nm, ill yor ar a arl lll am w ho p,11eotd 11 Pome- ,.. 18 wlll ho dloc:uaoed. Legar'a <10Wt ,.. chargea f • , April al o H Becky Taylor, religfoua 1 0 • 1, reok · hen. roy Jumlor igh Foote phyllcal llr<llglh ,..,. Slawter Planllllll -ic, Voc aumben � Anyme havlq u1.. lu ltampl lea ,...alloa. lalUq lo obey a Other acts Included Ruth Ann Sandra Dodclrlclge, Lorelle Frid, . · Ala Cllo�home- perlonned la the nut act which On Comil!DJDenu police ollkor IUld nckleu ope,• and Rite Halley . ..ligious vocal: ley , \>ocal ; and John "'-"Ill, with them. brlni 1o urpd . II � I t p.m cour1eoJ a will offer � lulurecl Larry Hudaom. 8 I e , e Elgh..., , _._ their proceeds, lo IO toward re- allnn of • ,ehlcle. Ibo progam. p room�ed M a r j o , I e Saner. panlomimo readings, orlglnal •• oho.,In1 Ior ....,�, Hiioua education. Gom, and Rolland Fblter aa 41 bolla anti 10 females Aprll 13 w · ----------------------'--------'---Program announctr Charlsa wolpt 1111, . TheJ lJo id h- Jn rs at t he l'l>at home, n the l'1th Show aacl Sale of the membe a ot d ----Gloeckner lnlroduced David Gar- or acnJbat1c, !eats We&t Virginia Hereford Breec> don and Allea Downb •bo led The ..., lcl uiied "'Coa UNIT CALLED Five Citadom ch Cl- era' Aaaoclallon at Jacbon'o Mill. Th e Middleport E-R uaH was the tradltinnal Ila& ..iote Jane . read- Io's BNlnllll' - prqented by ■ 11111 not ooly I r O m epo D . ...: ... . ICriplure Doucla Sharon llnley , DorolhJ Howall. Welt Vlrpla, bul henlo r O m called lo aid Sally McCormick of It wa - llluoe night by I clodhoppers reaurrected from Tom Tendr1x end x.. Amahary, ::.. S'o . trio � el. uth Sec:ood-at In Middleport ., 'l1le Ohio Stalo ""tn;:,. few for the - at the M- sto,age closets. ubbard u Shirley GarDM, Pam llobltatter, Ohio, also In blaclt mub. and Mary- U:llll p. m la,t evening. She au! H PallJ � d port.Pamen,y Rotary Club -. ll kldleport coonc:Uman John Other contest looen ...,.. :,. , J '·1 Sharoa Hysell' ....' ''Toolct,t You Phoebe llarpw IDO Doqlaa and land repre,eatecl, lered a brokea bfp from I fall Ing Friday evenlq In Death l(elh, 7.erlle donned wbiiB cloth paint- laal oiiht, and chairman Hanlld Qmt_."from Ihle l- end wu tranaported Shtrlay llaggy, drlv ,,.. i> Il " Me Beloal To ' lo Hober en. odiat Orurd,. er'a cap, slewed 11deway,, and E. Hubbard pnimlaed a 6ltlq re"'ltlo Rallrood c.,,,i,,_., WU ram Sia-, lllddleport Ohio RI Ho■pltal by prl,ate lllllhulaote. They -• tu, llontlaJ, lo a.,. Pollah and bruob wteldm ...,. with loco covo...i by a bladr ceptloa l t Gloecmer uked Ille ndion<o tbe nam "' • all wttb Allen I. o, hem later. 80 n , , -------ice '· Folden O Rutland, 1o1ero 1a ., allondance contest muit went to wott r...i on Meiji& Prezidenl Gene Grale --. -----lo tdedlly OOYeral lmponmatora Donlo, 1hl' ttcbU..... oa tbe IIIEIOS GENERAL ROfll'ITAL oper■lol' 'a llcfu,; Hobert L. WID- oonduded during r.bnwy and eount'.,, Repn,seo btive Gem-go A. welcomed new - Qartla wbo by means "' dlantcl8rlatlo lrala, hndllag tbe .......... Admlalon& - Eat■ Howell. , gett, 18, s,...,.., ond Maude llarclL TIiey DATE OT mlaecl had II leut Meinhart Jeokm!Mm , and - '• footwear. ......... mimicbtl Ille - whllo ll:tbel JIJNll. t_,rr, Ha,I. The lllddlopart - Depart. Pomeroy Rd. S ; imoll Powoll, I Bate■, •• cai,,ent.r, - f O r - -.. anti faDed lo •a,ab Dr. Ray Picbna came tlr,ued pre,entecl � Ahbtlll, .., IW,. 11m1 of. ...erat JI( . � _,.,_,......,., n, tis ..., - •• cul 1"'7r.,pluo for lwtlud: ,.._ Smith, C1Jut. llop algn -• H a r o l d up" With 1111 - club. 1a • ..,. dart autt, boulonalred, ert Pooler, Cmdero J 1 111 1 I Gllbed � ell, IIIIIICJ' llal8altl, and l'llltp tfieir IIDIIILII lm4 Ntehll •-- w; - RIIIIUDtl, Pomeroy aad Ward, If, '-'°8, - Fri- TIit w _.... 1or their equipped with 1111 eleclrlcal � nlq - 11 lhe Rooter Ooicll Ctlt, t!:tllll &,atll • • •, ' l'ollnd ..... -, TIit date ., hu hllll! Waaley Bell,, - Rd. day, ........ . yellow U..; w�- ......-. wlltoh .... .. - lhal got u mucb,poll■!' oa who """' go,ata lfo\"- I I ' is p res1• ent Pledge 01nt A' Im Folthall' s Thompson S,vackhamer Too, Out la • 7" �-..a�. acr- · M I!!'!' • .....,,.'Ii"" lmport- � !!o .,....., ;!��::1!.:!ft� :!:. Overflow Crowd Liked 8th ,!'�;900co:.,mc��l'!:�po�L A IAJ Che■f-fl-ROlt8 • 36Ha21 ":166.. • 3 Doon • 2 Lock1 • Mi,_ • s.i... Wot,,111 filllah • 1 Annual 'Laff A Lott' Show Three In · ured In Wreck On Route 7 urve ------- 1Ns1MaL1 • 41":11, ..a66· Large Crowd R-e•·Ved Show • ON Pl- Uait • Wloite Eaterior • � laterior r • l W■ llecllic Chltlet • • • • .IUM■O ■OBI J6"d1 "•66" HN,y G■u.. StHI H■t Shelf • TM la, S.h■N W■lnut fl•iah ( DJ CHINA., • JO"x1 S"a66 • full Width Dnn,er . • 3 Wey Electric O.tlet • White Exterior • A... laterler ' � PHONI WY-U311 � , _,.. -- .I 1 FOREMAN and ABBOTI $995 � April 20 Beef Cattle Day To Show Charolais Cross f CCI yOU fflOII c:artalnly c:cml Opnln; a ICff• In;• account tor youn9 lollP • , • ancl knowm; that another new ■av ar la on th• roacl lo future accompiltshmnta , • • that la one ol our meal rewarclln9 experl.ancH. Enc:oura;• your child, qrandchllcL niece or nephew to bank with ua. o, I 2 TON ltM" wheelbase, new V8 motor, Z •peed axle, 100d 825x20 ti.re,. 154:" wheelbaH. Extra 1ood 75Q%:?O - 10 pl y tlre1. SolJd cab and eatn. 100d mecbanical eonditlon. XJI mo, I � Dnotal To Tlui lntere•II Of TM Mei11-Ma,on Are,, VOL ---"f 1 956 CHEVROLET 1 955 INTERNATIONAL r ent1ne - 1 $ 1 095 $1 395 1,, � .... .,.- ' r 1--1 II, TON VI motor, 3 syeed tr1n1. Ttrea ahow Uttle wear. Light 1reen flniab. Heater. t " B·Dally Sentinl!_l , Porne�oy-M idd '· 0 ort_.__9. ,_�p111 � 196 1_ School, Mrs, J. P . Miller, Mrs. j Bi 1 i p Lecture, Clyde Kuhn, Mile White arid M.rs. CJ.arence Headley, teacher Start On Sunday Raymonid A. Hummel, 510 N'. Spring Dance A t Second A tnl)t, pres Kling aunlt­ v l MHS II IR for ma ter of the local congregatiml or The annual informal Spring Jel,ov-L's c1.u Witnesses hat IIDDOWlC• Dance Party will be held at the ed a s � lal se r lei of Bible lecMi ddl eport High School Audih1res to be given :1t Kingdom Hall torium this coming Sa turday 318 N. Second Avenue, April evenlfli at 7:30 with the Jays of Pomero y featured as emcees. tbrou�h May. All proc eeds from the dai.c� J. Herring wilJ start off the w1·11 be presen t ed to th e Sen1'or ' series thia Sunday at J p.m h ll cI ass for I ts annuaI S en1'or •�p 1. u . of Teen a-gers are welcomed. The subYlcl .,... being "The March Wor)d Powers in Prophecy. " dance will be informal. 1957 CHEVROLET ' ,r ,I Mainly About People In Pomeroy Pom•roy, Ohio I I r:7 _(\��� � '· ... • • .. �.. ..... °"lo .. , .. " .,. .... ' ' I Shakespearean Club Entertained At Home Of Mrs. Jed We bster, Sr ' .. . . ... ..-•.. ,,...,..., .Jr.. N; SICOND INI,, --�.:.i.- ....... .·�- r- ..... ' ' ' . .... ,\, ' ... 4\ ... �♦ --��f"' �--.. ·- ...........· . . s ' point. NW DTA i:.,..,u Per,...,. Vocal Numbers, Comedy In , Skits, Feature Assembly mun': '!:: :,�W: or Com'.::,1v;;:-, !:, ;ru,,Polllw , M1t111!1r �;' - !.'rlo!a&,f'l,,Of,._��Nnll ■c , �, ��--;Noii'. :Wri·' r::••.ilirr llf .,_,,1r11, _... l'lllllr, \ . .... ... .Ali = 1Nil r f 'i/i, I rted lo ed Miller,...,, Jtatlv Frank L oser.'S Sh ,ne • Sh O es G00d •,f.:�� ��• Ill!, llartfll, 1 - ....._, 6Jr _, • .... ,,R�_,;- Row --,1 �; • 1 0lt11. · vwltpll'i. 1f a. Killit , ,._. Albqy. Cited u..c: :,•..::::u::.i:;i11 C.::, ,.��,JJw,t Tor p·ICk For ,.,I aae - nt Show render R the _..... �·=-�·��·������·�-��--���----Steve Clark, Pianist, Ills ..,_ I a1'!!: ...,,1gn1n, s,....,.. rs, Was INaIDe Off•1cers M day N • ht aad Hl8h S::, j leather '1mlDI, , .. �• . 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