http://66.213.69.5/files/original/41445b583cf6d6f79efc42004814fa49.pdf 6b762b6487968c816837c9e5adfb5546 PDF Text Text ' PN'-9 LlsMd Flr1t SIHtt At Dusk 1 f C � • I r m V ( Ii I ti b • p t, ti 0 e V a f1 A IJ .. ., Tl!I ., II WE SI B SJ W'l Rents and Uving Costs may go NO' M C i,: A. Mr • e Report Of Statewide Comprehens,v M eet'ng G,'ven Garden Club Women Middleport oomiell reeoJved Mon�ay ru,hl lo go lo court against the ObJo Pollution Con­ trol Board, hopin1 to prove It .ii not polluting the Ohio Rtver to .J. degree requiring aewa1e treai. ment. The action will be-11n in th. form of an appeal to a notice thal lhe town II violatbt1 the Ohio Cod• by not hiving taken certain 1tepa tow.ml coa.atruction of a sewage treatment plant and collection system. It wm be flied in Melts County Common P lea, court within • lortnlte. As cited in the noUce, t h es , ti J I' ,,-,--;,,---�--n::-;--::::::,.:;,,,.;::----j--:;"7-:.-:a�:-�--;-7 '? Homeb 'Iders, F •1• He Id I Ab M "ddleport " p (' e '"" C b f 1'6 J; ,, • • I .. ,.. 6 0 I. • 190 I I I s ( 191 t I I 'n.,,i � I David Brown I!> Surprised By Birthday Party _ _ _ _ _ _ _IJI _ _ _ _ - - - TO Convene In Ma,·nly About :e:e1:.:te M ink or Mouto n ? At Teaford Home No matter what fur you 11ave • • ,S hme to sen •1t ta It :::wr:,;��- -ta Mn. 's- . L 1 • �� llf.ll(),,... ~• �.,.... fur ThIn lllond natural--•• • oi All hm. pr-. and .tav• moth Pf""IIIP eliminated. Mr,. ■ ------- PHONI WY-341111 lher'tat Lw L_,, I lta11• -hor,,!Cot....,_ Mllllllon : IIOe and 80c n.. IN MIDDLIPOIIT . . -· .. _ _,.. .,...,. ... ·� .. . . . on bJ Illa lluldl Elela ..,. fur blrillda,y .... 111d ... - by Dr, .. 1111. ,...... Joined .. . . . .. .. .... -----��---0s-:r�•....··-· -·-·--....... ......... . .... ., _ _._ ... ..... . . ,.. " � _ ..,_ . .. '" ,;, ""• ·� -=- 11-. IIOloc ... ... . ... ... ... ..... ,.. ................. .... hN Accredited -·�!�_: Attention To Temperance •=• Baebaer,I lllmJ °'-· ---,- --· .' .;:.... , ·j -Ion ll lllvlna I . . a..: riJed s....,. ~· we ..2 . ��'! �� ••rd R --=::----:=-=== • we,_ eport On Charo18JS • CfOSS TO Be Made At SEO Farm I?" •tor , 1 �:..=.a;:.: Pomenz bii' of .,__ --;;-==::: _' .,,,,;..i, act-I t6e ' '. R . I , .;..,rn:: bu,- 1 Sll I encow--,.,... > read ,._ broow.it ---.--ciiiiiioit .... -- -.... I -•lid n-, ObJ"'8or ..r �-b�rfelds In �omeroy 1 all!- ., are Jfenrj •· SomBmer.L Meetmg ,.,J O Featllfe arueeue At Fa.tr Grounds �..:1'W.st tbo l'llplo - •,..._ ·noloNlo.::, =.�ls -»lllhorrf - u-, ::.i . "nio.=... rwt.., and. FolJowms IN POMERO'f st :1J!::O�;,Y����:�':".��'. �- . tf - -------- ':.rm'. I In Fan ,° ■ ROBINSON'S PHONI WY-2-5421 M 'fe ■ Hr- saw t� Pc.,llul ion Board l,c-� a.e, rout,�. tht- !llotp ce� to have been Laki:n. Middlep>�t,' oow is frtt to have 11.1 wue ta , .-n 10 t·ourt or ('Omply with 1ta�� I.H I", he :iaKJ . Coun<:1lman Clmt(in F1Wr al• indic ated his (,mm•!IOfl tlui.t tbl tourt is t� plaee to go, Be aeQ-. ,,� Childs · motlOfl diJ'tttillC' Fult.-. lo file th� appeal. The vote M' ais 5-0 for appeal . with Councilma n John Z e r II: absent Olher <.-ouncitmen ,,.. �!lt we re Ltt Smith . A . .4. StllP berry. and Wayne Gibbuoa, ..,.. CJerk Gene Grai.• First fiird Firemen Ask, Get 1feeting With Council Committee On New Firel1ouse lssue r, eh;.. o.·sa11e Asks Demo Women Study Ways To Improve Party in MEIGS THEATRE nd_a\rJ At Son S ffOme Lexfngi<Jn. ""'-it,, .-r1.. Dan stewart won: • W... ..,.,_ = tGb-1 w;:-be i�: :::m Cl b W "// Meet flG: of local ,ewen, It leu pollut.-<1 �n the efflul!nt of lrtal@d M"II-· •Jt" from the city ot Parkersburi:: for example illld 11- tests prove lhe point However, though Fultz wa11 rl!"• ported to hnt pttformed m lt brilliant INnnff befOl'I! lht- Pol­ lution Board. the evidenee prc­ aenled for Middleport was ignor­ ed Councilman William D Child,. apearbead of the move that last •umrner halted Joc;.al 1ewage tr�al­ ment plant construction. heartily leeOnded the mayor · s retommen • dat.ioo. .. NuII G.Ives " IS r Boa d H Res1gnat1"on floor"'..,,�� ;; · Pomeroy 3rd Wednesday ..,.....,:i I People In I I Blaettnar B1"d For Car ed Is ccept fl\l\\lO Conference 1f,/?a I I.� I- lion, H! dkl no1 prOfllik victory, DOf' did 1w allow anyone 1G conclude be WU peMimilCJt. lie did ... qontion lhe broad coo,Ututionality ol the law whid1 eight at.Let in oornpac1 b a " t aoughl to mforce ,me. tiil. Rau.. er , he found that the qunUoo 1, •·on application or the law. .. ProviowJ court ..... - Gallipo, Iii tough, a long, uaeleN bald, - in Ohio and other Altes .,t:re founded on the constitutional j,­ IUe. M iddleport contend. � rivzr at It, lnml, holding the efflutnt • • ad are ... flJbl,: pWIH la at U of 1M Naeilead aN■ .ia1 WASlilNGTON (UPn - President Kennedy was ex­ C..h,_.. Boy •here 11,e m•Jor tud1., wu ml<lo, bllh .,11e peeled today to reject quickly and firmly Soviet Premier - u1t1 W.y Nikita Khrushchev's charge that the United States pre­ Tho lutllSg 111r1, ,..., c1pt1red pared and began th, anti-Castro invasion of CUba. Syracu■e Mayor Herman Lon- lftor ftp.., 1leoJ:rlbe4 by 1lle don hao heen promlsod by the - u ''lleaVJ'," MOSCOW (UPI) - Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev FIREMEN AT DINNER - Pomeroy Volu nteer Comhk>nwealth Telephone Com, Ao ..11e ,,....... 111d flatly appealed directly to President Kennedy today to inter­ Firem en annually pose for a �•oup picfore followi ng dinne blf r they serve PHS athletes ln the Secon d Ward p..11y of Ohio that a s.urvey wih thal Uber■tloli tnto,. •• Laa vu. vene and halt the invasion of Cuba by forces hostile to Firehouse. Left to ri?ht, front row , las! Saturday _ rught , Rolan d Neutz llng, Bdl Sheridan. Harry Bolmger, Arnold S nowden, Wilha be cooducted during the fir,t i.. IUld Orleate ,....._ •••,. Premier Fidel Castro. m Young. Second row, Marty J1cAn. Frank_ Chapman , Dr. T. E. He�etson, Charles Werr w,eks of July 1o belier phone ..,._ flnaly HtabUolJed •ad b.lq y, Sr� Emerson Well, Kenn y Grover, Gene Al the same tim�, a 2,000 mob of students smashed . TrlPlllett. WUllam S�vers, Antone Lucke. Tbir<i .row GUbe rt Freeman, Harold Norto n, Ted Mankin (chief ,.;.,. in lhe v il 1 , g e. Common- oupplfed." , 1 win�ows in the U. s. Embassy and battled police and cook\ Werry, Phillip Werry, Hennan Werry, Dwight (Moot ) Parker, George Nessleroad. - Senti nel ph oto. in·.&lih Js 8 division of the Gener• . ��li! ww •P.< 4JMf'��� ,;� �11' 1 soldiers on the streets outside. . . a�ounced I Tua that Khnt• u.ecullld by a l1nng IQUad at a1 T elephone Co . thchev cabled Kennedy lo "put midrtipt. Phone users ha,e compaline,1 an end lo tho ,ggreasion agaim[ ! Aaide from the government rarecently that they have been unthe Republic of CUba'' llhortly dio and reportl from exile able 1o get the line when i " after .. official Soviet go,em- IOUr"-1, !lien WU almost • comneeded. About two weeks ago, ment atatement accmed the Unit- plete bhlckoul of communication, council ffl!t with rtpre,entatives _ ed state, ol f)Nparing and statt- with Cuba. of the phone company ReprePomeroy � � Roy Reuter Ion requesting lho • ,iUage to d.op Jn othe, aelions, in1 the in.,,ion. ----sertlativea tokl councllm!VJ that �A wenl on .....,,..� •I tho, , · reaolul ion lo atudy tho damages ! - Heard a letter Both KhrllUCbev !Iii and they will admlnister the surv.,y re!1lllar Pomeroy council meeting on the parking lot wall. The wall department of Health 1h11 ... tbe Soviet ' ap and try to ..... tho trouble by m lawn hall favoring constn,ctiOfl ha, bee,, filled for a long The bid of Blaettnar Auto Com- peals limt, 1 Jages 9,rishing to Nlcl!!iYe fedetil to Kennedy to act ulckl, having .... phone■ on each lln.s. pany ror the purchue al � new: wi 'I'... of Henry Null a new lire 111.oliol)_ handed hl1 written iD ll>e First so council carried oul tho n,quesl . g,anls for building ...,.,. bufo .... of . q th Resldeotl will-now be able to bavo sberlfr, car wu accepted yi�lion to the Nortbwe,tern Ward. _ ,_ _ . -- _ In other correspoodeoce. I Id· ' ment plants have to fllt ld to Cutn,, ll(lliN .... a I lour party li- al the - coll day II • � �T lhe ..... Boar Loe. School d llonday /lijl,t Illa _r�_ · !!1. . �,;om Village So- fnce July. -· - ,.. lllfolJ> A ,- • • . Ibey are now II011Q -' jniicl'p,i! It lllilland II I, Ct& 11,ning of • ,._ ' - Raised lhe ,., 1w ........ parly County Commllai<nen. cowxil •, _ ■a fay commille meet quest before the rec that tbe; • School. phones. The total bid for the new ve- Mo,. thin ao police and , .1,ol in cily hall ""'1 week lrmn , " diera wen d!lpald,ed . to Tho U •. lhl board ac,epted tho resig- with a p,cked i""'P o1 flrem,,, B l o and C l o railrooda merge. , lo 115. Followln1 11 the ,ate which will hicle wu 11, 906. n lo lo be lumdI, emon.. • llilnbuq next li'riday even�g. Mak Fol- ---to the d natJoo but llipulatal lhal . be cha rged Sy racuae phone u- Buick ,peelal, poli ce· engineered. ,f, · - Co uncil and mayor tep,b"alon, mostly Russian. Fo .. "'-al ,erv1ces for Dam.e I A _ Wdl. both firsl mer and Will11 I , . contract r ., _, Th Null', / ,I ere we a agreed the that a number al. _IC.'bool � three other blda ers alter lranafer is made; d I warned embaSIV per,oru,aJ hid Stewart, C, who died yest,,day be continued. The re,rign ... . ,. ; I ".ard lire�, also re,,ewed u,. 008 , OW from local groups a doolen, car and �,.. ace - i. a 1 resideot private linel, fl p o , � afternootl m Atheoa, will be hold Pr . locked all doon and indowo l heaJ\r,es effective t th ftce pro1ect10n problem In their I 1o 1 .. ,11 to so6clt withoul fncipa month. two party llou ... ,•. lour ; In other IICliolll, ttio COmmfs. ..., - an ::. from t!io Ewm1 Chlpel Wadnesend 1 ,,,.,..., ld>ool ward and f •�ked mee or the d ting lo ol the not,'« ft is asked that_ IDJ -, 1iooer, resolved to hive tho counparty 15.25 buslneu p r i v 11 0 day at , p.m d with council. • conum.ttee. floo I • / Mr oafety w h ,ch w,she, to tolfd m Pomerop N U ha, been at Rutian rhones 111 .00. and two party ' ly engineer - plan,, •pecf- 1 "'1'"' Mr. stewart will be buried in ...;, �• ohoul,..of '":.hur rah rC ' Plan, drawn a numbe s fo ' uba r of year regiale, 1y at the •iliago hall, year,. ' flcatiolll ond eslDnalel for t h e _ 1 bo,Jne81 phones, 19.25. . , lhe Greenwood Cemetery al Ra- Otho busf ago for lhe project will b, gone, W a y n , llomh, oulstandmg nohce m advance. ap ted upon lo be the 1 I • c of 1, be I r"""r four bridge, b wil hane ...,. conatrudlon Y u to and l p p _ O\'er and cost estimates made at Meigs counly <-H Club membe, o e o roeb and'"::oot';;.,;. , cine beolde hl., late wile, Flora, the i..:rd nc78,;ed 1 I l'reae nl at the ...,Ion i., ' approacbeo to them In the county, 1 • r , who died In 1940. Mr. Stewart . hether or nol they want lhe meeling acheduled for Frlday tf Langaville, was presented , Councdmen Collins. Schllor, hila, _ inoo ea H The rd gl eer · o - pl calion chonge to private, -1-prlvat• / on '• de JOrtmenl wa, j � � did ot Ibo home of his ""' W Ure ;_: i III On tho safety C0111111itlee of Porn- certilicate ol appoinlmmt lo tho and Richard Rupe, aleq In vO • from Lester • n v e, roy or four party n ne, when the ■ur- also aated lo post all bridges m , . ]lam Stewart. , · p COWtcil are Do, Schafer and Ohio state Junio Fa� Board by Mayor Legar and Clerk Edu o for emp loymeot a, a •ubsti coUDty a, to load limits and , •nt 1llalned the embouy , walls. He was · motonnan vey " made. er tui. form ollini, " h Leslie Fullz •it• · Giw mo Do ly a n C • , Police blocked off both •P· e r Michael V. DiSalle in Schoenleb. . bu, driver; and an applicatlo, · . " Also, eouncO bu definitely de- re:'°lutlon approv,d .,., eflectlve rN<he, tbe < hlUI)' for the Oh10 ting · Rlver Electric Rafi. f p to m from the rom llau,J Hanning for any ,. . cer>mon,., m Columhu, last Sal" cided to have Syroet1oe road■ re- l th11 date that on, work d one oo l north 1111d l11Ulh lkle Sado way whleb oper.ted I trolley anc _'ef Reuter Indicated that Two Cited To Show C . rday. lu he · u ol y k I Harr v ne conditioned and black-topped thl, township roadl for the lumiabiug baclt v:.,: line fnlln Racine lo Hobaoo. He c -:,. h �00: ha, "°" , the been u t " _on Boulevard ,pot" by ond p fumed E / Roush. son o1 Mr. and M r s. • �:.dell to I· ' � mer · Jt haa been fflimah!d of any material■ will be by also operated • bu, line f r o m llremen and .-..,den la In lhe f .-.t Orlon Roush. was allendlng h� pea, '." job wm t"QSt between '8.000 tract between the board of mm. Yo1' �ton. Pomeroy to Racin,, befo,e rel�- �A �roved�•ly • re- ward becauoe of tho fi ■ta Y_:: ., n, • tioo'1 Ont eet me t was ing m , � mbe, lhe a, er of v a � � ,. a mialnn s and th• re,pecth,1 ,....,.,.., _ • ry """ 110.000. ing. • on • mo - i:oodlllon, and becauao the flre St rg O b un Boa io � o ate M J r Fa rd. es an t s.,......m, by to-lpa · A bid ha, been .-ved from l'Oldcut ver Radio -. d Surviving beside, hil ,on lfl x,n member Dwayne Stanley, truck is not housed thett. officers of the PomenlJ l'ullm efloctlve In �, 1,..1, 1 he Standard Alphah and T a r The """1D1faJonn decided all c:opie, ....,. banded to the u s , . , He w .. oelected last y. ..r lo . and , J , . At an ea r be, "111neil -IOII h ropre.ent the 4-H Cl"bs m Oh10 Department and other -- in Mo.cow. three gr 110IIO ame, Robert _ Gave Ilmilar a oval to Company of aiar1es1na and an penom pb}'llcally able be ,aiulrand Edward, all of Alben,: ppr a • wa, uplai 1 ned lhal • new ■talion foe a lwo year term following in- , C"ted w Jack Lee r.n•-, , II; ed to out relief orden - The •lotement promised detail, b1'11111or Frank n lo buy I ere to, mow olher 1, expected from the io of Minersv ille has not mot a of been Huntin b'ac Chrto- om nloyment by a pub pp,w '°ll ed . W. Va in .. tbe l tt flnt � s gton of m 111d � l m lerv the ,u iews with olher op H me hour lfc opncy • " cc,,..., ob- and a ;liter ,..;.. Shumaker oi machlne for Ille at lhl Harrilmt- ward beca se ty Blacktop Company ol M u of n,port H • ar is iuppJw at tbe by , the ra lai "'" by per ned O the th, army;• at b�l as the hio State Fair in ., emler, 30 Lo ville School, on a motion by � Ohio rolo of ft letta. soon. in, 0. New Inspection Bw,,au. Ac<onl.,.,. m-esled oo Eut 11•111II 1"'9 r ----the . Caree broad. , adio b)' dragged hour, y, for 17, April 1981. ilffective $450 trad with hour e-m "· ing to the report, there a ii an Pomeroy. The cast Oh io State J1D1ior F a i r no further fnfonnalion on the Commlso!onen Du Hartinpr, preaent mower. • .; gn,at poMibUity that Pomeroy•, lloa,d ii comprioe<I of Current bflll w... 0 r d e r ed u,,.. mem lloo MuJJen and Aw,y Nelson •• battle. CLUB TO Miff 30 fire departments will bavo Ooly 0.. ldealllW two from each ol the tended. IS A ...... re Orin lo ....,,lldate within I few years. 11,., I paid , <>then attending of tho Twin C .., 'Jbe.._-:adk, dMI report that � prm; ipal youth organ,..tlons In Shrine Cl:• will Roush, Ftanc� Mont- Re be held Tiour. ! uter sa id he be lhe llate. It is the duty - - f - had been of t h i • j day. April 2IO m the b11m mm =rge M • Dal l.,. t.n ...... Of I 11it rt Injured -,board lo Jan and ca dl■trlct exec,uti,. -out IC- Cfubroom of the u....i. to rest..r .. dwi,,o al plotting .,._ meat. but added that lint •' "'""" U.iUa of ptho JDDiol' �,ision of � AIIllla - al ........... Cun, but It WU ----- - - kind al fi Middleport_ Pine G.... a - ·- .. to ope<flie lnformalloa. prolection now, He ,aid - re ol lhe Oh.. Sta�. tn MORI!: CONTRIBI/TOIII cut on the back )1st lhove h 1, II ldentUled ooe u Maj. Hu.,,_ :;;Nol Guilty Answers Pomeroy·, best firemen live in the left hip JutordaJ nenfna about berto Sool Ilario, former lfl'lculAddiliona l orgam,.,t lon, ._. w LOCAL TE� lir,t ward, Court Are llfade Inleaded • oon tribuled re<:en tly Iowan! tlir A llv•J, clllcuuton al the IJet. 1 'clocl; - be fell on I brok,. lure mlniltor who .,11 reported Go,emor Michael DlSalle his Two A letter wu read The lemporature by m Pomeroy • Mayor ick h-t . Uhe t ioo 01 followin jar g ]ll'OClsmat 1 ing Ullder llou,e llffllt lost De- laued h lecment al tbe llemocrllk: ...,._ 1 t Char les Legar from the diatrlct busineaa dsilrict at noon loday ;:.,_ :"""' : � t · io calling 1ttentlan ol Ohio clUzen1 � to p ;:-:. local by 8 i,ember_ -- .-....., --. cour: U. S. engineer'• office In HunUn1- wa, a do.,..., with cloudy •-vi --ty by unlUQf: the men and wum. The ......_ le • , . Ult coun t y • ---------------------- the XI Gunma M to Youth Temper ance F.duca t •n • elllb 1181 hek' Jlonday - 11u called IUld - the YGllnt- Castro • rad lon u wre · io also reported Week action yesterday HI Judge Emm.tl . . April I .,..1np Belter tlealth Clw lllil n :ns I bu,rne. of the • lier to tho oltice ol Dr. T. A. eight ..U-c.stn, �bad� . Mofgo county C'n.J p. Peoples ■et the beorings tomorTh W chi he the Homo E< Class of the � wu trealect Woma,•1 dub at Salllbury School. � ""row mornJng lo, both ca■ea . ter hu planoed ,pee! 1 inf ter Early llonday morufng l'omen>y Grange, and the t110'n111R1 'IO MBIIT Varltuo Idea, ...., bnu!Jh(: oul lion _,.,,. ., ...� Pleoding were R. Miller, -. Lion,' Club. and ft WU decided le - in a oquadomeo _,I to the H a rr y The lllddleport charged wfth hiving no ,- tu 'Ibo � : P u ll i l,ro t dif loe,lltye oaeb le .. 1r ltavo • _.,, W""-, Wberou I II p,oper -lb oa Pierce naldence on DE•TR LEAIINEo t fo .Itnt ,i., , lo IIUide stamp, and Roy Keaton, oted on . unl u Jit falL, .,. Sa� iw,.. llr. Pierce - from aJgbl al the hlih 1IChool at 7,• eung _. eI h MiM . Sue Lehew tten . of II o ■o In ma y I heart coad!tlon and wu admia- p.m. AD _,,, o1 tem- a cllarge 01 nmnln1 a atop 11gn. Galli Meig a. s, Athe ns and Vinto count n ies farmers receiv,d word al u,. cte.tb of - ......, b pe,uoe ,. lhl oUlb ma, ha urday. Thon lhe will be � other court action yesterday will hear and _see the report of t Y ve the beef attend. catUe project rousin. Miss El,;, Hoslop held the lollowiDS Jlonday. hnlth;y lotorecl a attitude 00 •lochoi ., Julian Edgar M- wa, 1"""1 usmg Cbarola18 and Herefonj cattle at . the first field lirl's Ferry, Ohio. She wu alao i, Al the ..,,. ,neellJti, ICbeduJod f5 � <»■ta for baving no aper day of the ye�r to • beverqe and, held al lhe southeastern sub-stafor May II, lt lo planned to neice of tho lale George 11eu1,r· Whlreat. the cAloen, of Ol:to 1...... Don Fruier. cha'll- boo of the Ohio Agncullural Experiment Station • at Car-a ,pa11e, 11 the IIIID1 i..tun· of Pomeroy. rocoplzed tbe lflnl!lcance of ed with inlolllcatlon. wa, llned penter in Meigs county on Thursday, April 20th : . Ladlt■ are ubd to brfnl an lem d'�in , '"• and J 110 and cooto. Events for the day will get unMAN CITEfl for ·- The article ii to be ---• de a Bl 10·,0 • m at the Car for the -.rd, project becau se Noel HermaM 51. MflldJ11(11111; uc1111>1 youn, �e in matlen ;vrsppod and will be auctioned , pe:/ Hapu.i . of temperan when feed- o1 their di!!--.., ln -- One ot .... cited to Galllpolla court f/.l ce and, I ver wi Sire,Selection 18 er call p,odU<"On of the area wfll lhl ohjectlv.. ol tho projo<t " to urday for PIBlling without _,. •" not o 11D ....._ Soud cha The summer meeting of the MeJa1 County F a r Wherul, nevoi- hu It been m or ""111<1es are also -bear I clilcumon on the feedec delermine If there Is any rel ation ed clear distance. Bu reau Federation tentatively has beea set for June 29 more Important In the biatorJ Su bj«t For Study . Last "lllinf Mn. Doa a-. at tho county falrcrou the ndl and will Include • chicken of our state and nation lo brm1 An-.._ts ha,e been made call ,..., and tho Dollar, a • d belween mo of tho beef an; M GS GENEllAL IIOtlPIT preJfdld while 11111 -. - barbecue, it wa, mall and Senoe Ito porfoffnln<"O und.r EI .U. : to our yootb the truth ,bout lhe for Chuck Baldwlo. aire analyst . of Foede call productloi, decided i..t Dlghl. Ch le, ,_.:,.__ nd F.o 1,.. methoda of f"""""« AdmJa,..,, - Ralph � mllloe - W11b atiirman D1o111. Thlo and other , I val - ftemperance. by wao of the Clenb"al Ohio B.-ting As•..,_ a " ond P,iary � Mn. PhlJ preljmqwy ,-t of first Long Bottom, 11n. Doa ed - al a ro,alar -., al al Dolly Month and the boonl . Now, lhenl.,.., I, Michael V. -lotion dlrect«s Sbaudya of Ohio Stale Unlvenlty. A -. _ b .,;u meet led lo with Middl_.. H-� cla!m,ap 1111d - Ibo -.11an•, board of - • made pi.a lo help puhlfsbe lhl DISalle, calf l be at al the Slalo of and - UU.rnted dia Following • d- at tb. lold and - il be m,charges - Lewitl rymen of l .,..t. man. the f laot aJabL . c a w l Ohio, d, honby proclaim lhl this _,., Wadneoday at S p.m al church lty will be 11hown at the Columbus Beef day Middleport. A - wu uomed for Jlemben, - '""f", Thomu weelt ol Ap,U Ill-IS, '"''• u Youth the �p Gtange Hall. to w the "-lord 111d Charo- Jime 11th. annual lalenl ,._ to be held al llqn, LN �. Dole CLUB 'IO MDT Tom.,.,.onco , Week in Selectior, of •INI• for 1tud and laiae animals Uled in tho Pr,l 'l'O IOln c:oru- Allo on the I p.m. ""1fl'llll will The Put Offlcen � of Ibo Coant, Pair wllla all Ibo Fm Reed Y...,., Ohio, ood do "'l• all Ibo <ilium how lhl lndfvldual farmer Tho lll'adbary Pl'II WIil - ta,..,. cu ing -- Dr. Roy M. Kott- be Dr. Nalana B KJnc IISOClalo of -, ocbool, . Racine 0..,,,.,. 011:8, Will -- • ltorta .........,, Ada Ho■tw, I al lbI, sta• to ccmiJleto the mat- ■eled till . Wednelday ft 7:N p.m at lbt - lo -l bell ,,,... to uoe for man, d&.<tor of Ibo Ohio Agrf � ln ,_.....,. ilild 1a1ai1. htlyn � and llw ter of youth ...._ ,clone,, , II the ...._ ,r llr. ..i Jira. � educo- hlo herd will be dllcuaaod. A J I cultural � KhooL Every-. 11 1111>1latl. j Slltfoa, llalJI, who will � on "Ardmal Heallb ,. Brinker 1'bundq .Juno WII a. lion u • Y"lf l'OIIDd ,pn,joct. Af111'. f{• are fllvltod. , _ · ·'• ""f•""' "' "The tn br..,. -. --1ltd ·• ,,,,;, "\ or• �,.,.,••,,. .,1 a1- "l t,�fit£1 1:i.411...,,.-"' ·---,, 1 • llaaJ ClaJond will ,..... ..-�D'lofl _. . • -• .-. • \ ,• ,_ • -• • ·. ., - ., ·'t� I \\llster/ho� COTTON KNITS EUB Churches EuacUnc neertng flnn. retained by Mlddle­ port for that purpoae. 'The anaJrlU. preaented April l2 in • hearing before lhe PoUu. lion �rd . wu laughed out of die room by the Pollutk,n Board. On lhe other band, tho board h"'1 no wllneaea or evidence, proy. ing Middleport waa polluting the river. This qtJQ:Uon, ..Are we pollut­ ing the river. or not? " accod. ing to solicitor Bernard Fultz . is likeJy the key luue upon which all will be won or loa:I in the en­ •uing court action. Also involved is the queation ol degree of pollu- g�,. E LBE RFELDS FOR YOUR PlANS • MAllRlllS • FINANCING hall-a-million dollar project. J - Jt Cllll Mell: r./ief in t h • 4.'0Ulb: armed with evidence lho•· ing the river ii not be.Ing pollut.. ed by Middlepo,t lo • degree de• rimental le heahh, aafety, and ilffll!ra.l Wl!lfare. The �or strong ly recom­ mended tho latter. Evidence Mayor McElhtnney re­ ferffll to II • cuefully auperv • ed analy,il: taken la!l 11.1111mer in the river al the upper and lo...-. er corporation limit■ of the town, and in the center. 'lbeae lettt Wen!! directed by Floyd G. Brown and .Aaoclall!s, Marion, 0. engi - the I 1951 1lllpi WIN, ( l ) Obtalntnc detail­ ed plan, and ,pec:Ulcollom for • treatment plant and NWqe col, lectloo 1yololn, and (I) .ewer rate and other ordinanct,s nec.....-y lo the financlo1 al .... atruction of a plant ud coUeclioo aystem. The luuo ....,.Jvobly r.,ay be determJned finally in tho Supreme Court of Ohio. Mayor Kenneth McElbinney op­ ened lhl ,pedal meetlng called to decide future action lollowln� recelpl of tho official nolla! Iron: the PoUution Board he indicated: 1 - Middleport can build t h 111 Vatted PftN btenuitloul l::, 2, & ' A llllle .-•.,'"'°'r lhh •raNII •Ila b J I Iii 111 11-.t ..._ 1artlJ' f'"MHNI)" alld NiW kiai1h1. a.. .,. � - Pllo�u,- fair 1t11 1 •�wer WNl­ -'411y . Phone Study """ , _,,,_,., ,,..._ , President Kennedy Denies ,:-i':!..C:.�d::·:�� U S Has Any Real Part Promised In .\ Syracuse s t, e n t 1n e Khrushchev Threatens Soviet Aid To Embat tled Cas troites Around And Potluck Event r. SN Oh io S t � lt' An •h. & 1111 . Sts , l!fh l l & J " lh t ' c., !uru bus , Obl o l'eather Middleport Council Votes 5-0 To Figh t Ohio Pollu tion La w In Co ur ts ::::J:..!"j.8:l on your Home cannot Gil n � H '"' w-... • a1 y ..,..1 lorJ"4 NII la .. ...... II ... w..... 111,... 1 1h�N- et 8arau ....... la &II. . t .. ,,_ -I.Ja, D, C'. INS TALLA TION OF OFFICERS HELD BY MARY SHRINE NO. 37 fN, IOOF HALL HERE nob!� but MORTGAGE PAYM� :lTS 8EI C F II 3; w Ir It Ob � I 4 "' E)... - 1d nts of tht' Ln · The Past Pres � Dcew Webster of y dies Auxlhar Post will mt't'I Wt"dnesday ev� ,mg. .it the home of Mrs. J �J re· ebster Sr Members art' quested lo t nm and v. e1:1r B sp nng hat. f H f< 01 h, n MEET n. BAHR CLOTH IERS t the1 I OPEN • NOW YOU KNOY dis trict deputy shepherds: Naomi B�lnkt'r, Open mstallation of officers of Elizabeth Lear. Ma,y Shr,ne No 37 Order of lhe and PWHP and PWOS of Mary prophetess : Jess, 8rinl.e�. a�socl­ Whitt Shrme of J;rusaltm, wall Shrine; Edith Hulsinpiller. ElsH! ate walchman of she:�r �� i::� held Friday t"V�g at the IOOF Smith, Nel!Je Ttacy, J�anette � Hughes, worthy scrl . E a Fern a sheaf o f berts. Zella Cross. Mane Hawkm! Lear, worthy �re:ter;. HaJI. 'Ili e emblem. lain :· ha w, Mllln FNtu re St•rta whEat, en('trcled with roses, was MaXJne Wing�U. John R;beii Cheese e� ::a � � , ph e mg g, wo Y Flora Harry P. Smith, Ernest ...... 1:45 pIac:ed in the east . . . gwde; rthy o w Eunice Jividen, worlh Y h I" gh and Virgil A tkins· Mary Hughe.s, . · TONIGHT Installing officer! were pre:,ent· Bem1ee Wmn, worthY herald • watch. e h pr1este Allen R CED N!IIOUN -'ERVJCES A Michael llie& ins and man r!ili@, h d :d � ellie TTa- ed rmd included Edith Hutsinpil- Harry P. Smith. first wiseman : will . servke, prayer , .. Loil HolmN in M,d-w , i.°,;iin/h:;,:d we, . lhe P"'" Jer, inswlling officer : Elsie Smllh V�gil Atkins. s,amd. w1semi;;i : •1:DG a OF FUR Y" Honored uest!l chaplain; Jeanette Roberts. her- John Roberts, third wise�an . r• _ bf.' held al tht- Enterprise EU B C)' ofhce� s1dmg - al.so aid: Grace Frer:ch , scribe ; Mar- nest Wingett, king; Max_tne W111churl'h Wednesday e vening, wit'i were present . and includel Mar• San dra Dff, Joh n Saxo n, ZeUa 11ett, queen: Hilah Lull, first hand Esther garet Newnan, organi.!lt ; WHP·, n garet t.na Turner and Mrs Eldo n Weeks as leader . hand· R se. �:; :�d Stanley Saund- Cross. guardian; Dorothy Lacey, l maid ; Leon_a Well�, sec"o_nd Anthony Ou.in n in 1 ee handrd i th Atkins, e Boone. maid ; Pauhn Rev. Donald , ~ra)' ette Shrine solo ist and "PORTRAIT IN BLAC K" •.a.......--a-a-:;;.;.-:;-:;=1 ers, PWOS, 0·1 "'° . ' or· worthy Steitr, maid ·• Lillian (Technicolor) Mary Margaret Me- bened 1:ct 10n . GaII"tpor . . Y th wor LewJS. Evelyn Al.W C RTOON Offiet>rs to be Installed ente� ganist.; chem. �P - Bessie Fairch ild, • A wor. a1rs h Vaughan, c Leo guardian, and PWHP · He 1en KitUe, PWHP ' and the hall and were seated on · thY guard F AMILY NIGH TS III e a P I ced an d coven it h w with ens h At of PWOS · 1 Joh� I) April 18-19 Tu-.-W..t or a cross. Ttiey w �rt: form PWHP, the d . offken .are Ad a er. Ho n orary Me d ;i�na m h pr iesthig ,,,.orthy nett, n Be of Mabel John Derek, Dawn A dda.ma Dorolhy Youn� bearer: flag PWOS. , Ward. Mender Formerly Smith Clotblog Co. !�� ��bert hes, watchman of and Arr�r Warner, flag escorts, "PRI SON ER OF VOLGA" Hug Allen ss: e · ville Nelson ' rine h S y II Hock_ mg Va e N.IDDLEPORT, OHIO (Color and Scope ) Helen Reynolds. bann er bearer; - also Maud Gruese, and Eu,ella 8echBi nr Crosby, Mitzi Gay n or O Homa tie, banner escorts; Pearl ReynDon,l d O ' Con nor , Jeanm,u-e olds, m adonna: Dorothy Young N•m• Brand • 'ANYTH ING GOES" I , . n . . ) and Amber Warner, angels, Stella (Col or and v I,1av<s.o n wa, read Merchandise An m(ere,ling report on the A commumcaI',o ourier ; Gladys May, flowc C RTO ON Atkms, an Humphr y �Flirt " Jell b Marc Bohan for lhe House of Dior Is lypleal of Ille SI Im Look .., la ... A ice Winn slate wide meeting of the OHGC from M1"3. Herm ,rl; Be ,ol01 1, and "'-::g er rn this .;,.,...: §klrt Is flnely pleated, Jaekel double-breasted aallJ'2f:j; ==== , � == == � ...!� == "' "' ==.,.="' = L,.== j held Ma,eh II in Xenia waa regional d ,rector an no.wicmg •.; ,lrons of hono, were Florence �a.._ Ai ri&hl Is "Cocoali�I," a belll oeller. NolA dlghllJ' llo M -- - -egional meetmg to iven by Mrs Charles Lew is, apring r Tracy . Phyllis Hawley, Thelma 10. A�ens on May �resident. when the Wmding �ld . :�:. Dill. Florence McGuffm, _Nellie --. a Williama of Rocky V1rg1m ay d Fri met Dr. Luis will Be Trail Ga rden club Tral'y and Florefl('e Bufr mgton UI . as usmg r speake the be wdl er Mr,. ' of evem0g at the home and qu n s altendanl! were HaIn Cluirge Tuea,1'1y ee ! aud 0ml leS I e with M rs· Allard her topic, "Table setting zel Cleland. Colda Ward , Helen Char les R'lfl Dr. Clayton F Lutz, con(eren.:e 0Uf nts' " . Reg1stra. Johnson, Leona Broe k M ar ,e P,att as hoste,a, The home wa, floral arrangeme ' ,arg, ' I be WIil in l, "pednlenden at n begr will ' of lion and coffee hour Hawkms. Wmona Hoffman, �or.a decorated with arrangement!! I • he t for ations . Reserv m 8 g 0! of th& local conference of Lhe En WPbb and A lice Struble-. Kmg s T he Homebuilders Class spr ing flower,. e . l uncheo." must be m by May 6 gu�rds we re Th o Smit h , Eugene Bradbury Church enJOyed a pol- lerprise and Mornmg Star EU B Mrs. Lee McComa■ Is a patient Highlighll of demonslrat,on• The club was osked lo assd Alkins. Clarence Struble, Ral ph luck supper Salurday e,enmg in chur<"hes lo be held al lhe Enler- at Meigs General Hospital where and lh e leelure by _Herb Mite :� with the arrangement, fo , lhe W•bb and Ralph Gra,e,. Present pdse chu,ch , Tuesday at the churc h basement Daylo 7 3C she is being lreated for p neum1M1• of Roge,·, FlorlslS ' I " he p r esentalion of the Oag by T annua l con,enhon to be held ,n � M Marcum. s, Art M r and r. were • color photogr�phe'. of � n u nday ,a All hurch a d ?; Athens al Sh l,ely Hall. Seplem- Helen Reynolds �n1 Euve , U� Bee�- Mr. and Mrs w, lbur Rowley, Mr. �� 1 · "Pause for Li,ing and I e M I o lli;ers, p,es,dent and Mr. a nd Mrs. Emersoo Jonet her 8_ Mrs. Leo Bryan reported tie and t he smgmg of the 'Lord s . Mes. King, and Mr. Bob Mrs. and er v gi re e w s other . nd a Co. Glass of . on the Achievement Day at M d- Prayer " by Dorot hy . Lacey pre- Bill King Mr and Mrs. George lreas rer of all or anizalion, Athens, Sunday, wlttl d m site i v r er h tng by Mrs. Lewi11. Foilow he c�urch ', are sk!t by the past r, the installativ ceded Wood Mrs. i Terrell Mrs port di t!-e · ' · Nash ' M� · 8� Mrs, J im Wh t. � H . GIaz1er, · port M r s. LewI' preaenled eacn to their daughter, Sharon. student at • 1 8 IIa1·ion g reet· · the ms FoII owmg tor· Rev · firanc1s . and Mrs · Lewis were named by · ' LawrtnL'e s r M d n a Mr h , I c I a member with a wo man ' _Day · , we re exlended b Mrs. Ben o u· the presidenl a, the nominating mg Y d Slewart. Vidor Hysell, Mrs. Ma x be present · which had a guide to herbs m 1l nell, and jewels were presente . Mr . and M rs. Harold Woodge,d comm lttee. Junior Wagner, Mr. and from wh ic-h the mernbe ;-1 Mr. and Mrs . Hughes_ by their Oa;•� MrsV to and dau11hter, Marrlane, wer1 1 1• J11dg·e for the l WT rs· ernon Bing, Mr. and Bing I, Attendin g an wm make a ehart for their kit- Mrs. Car daughter Grace Shambl in. on be• mase ribbon 00 d }el SCh evening, awarded a blue v isitors in A thl!na, Satw-da,. I C'-chen. hall of the Shrine, and Naomi Mrs . Fred Hoffman, and Mr. an . . rs. Lewi, and red ribbons to l M l Gal to l of t, Dur h lp n R Mr. M,s. o d M rs. Griff Russell Is e palleol lpo ,. Vernon Bmg, son of s , on beha ll f the olficors, B k The meeting opened with d';': _ Mr, Terrell and Mrs. Robert ;;��;� Mn. Hu�hes with a and a guest, William Aut herson Mrs. Vemoo 8i�g of Pomeroy, at Hoi2er Hospital lo G,l lipoll� p llona taken from Chapter 1 of -----Lewis. gift . A w h ite Bible was presented hat completed h is A ll' Force •·ir,t E pistle General of John by �a Dr. Dell Russell, IOD of MrSi. hou r eontesls by the Pasl Matrons of Evangeline g t h e social alleodm Du r ing now is and SERVICES SET sic t.-aining Mrs. John Te\rell. Member� eoat Russell ,isited with her :�: we,e conducted by Mrs. Rohe,t Chapter OES to Mn,. Ben nett who lhe jet mech anics school a exc a h Ha,wll Th• New cal N oll r ed r HAVE we NEW medlcal conv ent�a. ro te � �. pri,e Lewis with prize, awarded l o also recei,ed a number of per- en Church of Goo will hold re,iv- S hepherd A. F. 8., T':""'· ave of plants. The 3 � � Mrs Claude Durgao a n gifts nal o s r C V,r. � . ;:rd W3' Mrs. Joseph Struble and Mrs , donale by al ser,ic,,. beginning April 17th His new . address g A::trick Wood. Waller eenu. Mra. Patrick Wood The benedicilion by the_ Rev. Jeff and �ughter Ann. IN1 ! to 1 award Du ee•, fatl-. until April 23rd al 7 : 30 ea ch eve- non W. Bmg, AF 1"":'7' : :, rg a surpr18e Boo� concluded thia meeting. iling with Mn. eph ing Rev C. G . Estes, Eva nge- 3767, S-SQ. Box E fi66, An lnvltat Ion was read from was honored with n · . relatlvl!L e other nd aug ht ia w . n d her Sauer for shower Lou r e b e to , n !' a On the program was given the list from Camariu. Ky. will con- A F. 8 . , Tel(as cI lbe Twi 1 lg ht Gard on a placed Gifts we re name, ''The Gleaners and the open meeting st �:e ;ederated Lori Ann. The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. with w h ite cover and cent- Reapers ; ·• the motlo, "With love table U at , 20 pr A church Thursday, cover and a humility and kindness we will 7:30 p. m. The Rutland Garden ered with a pink walk through the fields together," stork club nower show waa announred · the watchword, •·Keep your lamp b Refresh ments were .aerved y . Out complole home bulldlnt Nrvlco lncludo1 g and let God place it where burnin ! the hostess assisted by Mrs. Ri evlt)'thlng to make the b•lldlnt of your new He will · ·• the Oowers. yellow Oe a guest. The _pink and_ white �d white daisy; the emhomo a happy oxperiencL See U1 Now• theme wall\ ca rried out m the roses shief of wheat encircled blem. refreshments and f■vDrt were with roses and colors ye llow end small b..inet, holding a doll and • while. bow. pmk 8 wilb tied A surprise birth day party was Refreshments were served from -----given yesterday afternoon at the a table with white cover and cen• home of Rev. and Mra. Eugene tered with a� arrangem�nt of yel,. Brown honoring their son Da vvt low roses wllh ca ndle!l m eryst�I SPLIT- LEVEL upon his 18th birth day. holders on either aide. Jeannette After the guest of honl)r had Roberts presided at the punch Optoned hi, preaeols g ame, were howl. e C i f o s Refreshment d. e play Churches of the Syrac-use EUE cream, cake, potato c h ip.9 and charge will convene in L O C a I ·-11-::� -<� ' c:r-"''111 pop were served. , 1111 "' ConferenC'e at s o ' c-lock WednesThe bi rthday of Dor Coates W81 day evening, Apr il 19 in the Bet�also observed in advance by the any church at Dorca1. 24 persons attending. He is celeThe program of the churches brating his 18th birthday today of the past year will be reviewed M M innie Roush of Canne1 1, An inacrlbed cake also Wat serv• You can ehoo10 tho hamo exactly 1ultocl 10 you, by conference superintendent, Dr, the ;:est o( her daughter and son­ ed in his honor. individual nHdt from our exten1ive library of Clayton F. Lutz of Col umbus. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiar• Attend ing the party were Btnhomo plan,, No charao • • • No obligation. luded on the agenda for thl1 ner. Inc ny Ewing, Tom White Dor Coates, iU be in the selection of Gardner Mankin of Wlllnw, lo Tom Shasteen, L o l &1 Zeigler• and alternate, to reir Minn., arrived Thunday evenlng Cinda Swaw,i, John Shast,en, I the Ao- for a vtalt with hll mother, Mn. JeMller Lohse, Janet B rown, Bi'!J reaen1 the loc• cllarge ., which will t'On- Mabel Mankin and ottter rt1laYoung. Bob Wingett, Andrea nual Co f ren in �� ;� Avenue EUB tivea· Evart1, Riclr: Crow, Alita Carpent • Dwl Ohio June Mr. and Mrs. JIC e n n e t b at Colum ' er, Keith Barnltz, Patty Grimm, Lawson of Columbul were Sunday Mike Fulu. Chuck Downie, Danny IOth. -- ---;--dinner gueals o1 Mr. and Mn. Brown, Mn. C. F. Tomplr:inJ, J. -:Price Hawlr: . Brown and Rev. and Mn. Brown. Mr. and Mro. Price Hawk left Sunday for a visit m Columbo, U I with Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Law·• Easy Oli•._- euy off • __ • _ Mr,. Grover \ '>-. • Sturdy construction for rough-aliif=tmiible -• 'l'he Syrac1110 'lblrd Wednuday Mr. and Mn. HllT)' Saddler ol . ' M·--'·-� cotton. Tops c:oJ,,r-&11fvii·� ' ( Homo Demon■tralloo Club w 1 1 1 Bridgeport wen -kend L l lt _ ...., W., -,.I_ whilo. meet Wedneaday. April ... from of Mr� William Buber and Mr. ,,st,1e l l l ()pH Shouldo< P""-- locl. • . .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . .... .......... ·- · · · · · · ..... . Sizel 1. 2. 3.. . 10 • m. untll S p.m. at 1M home and Mn. Bentz Wolle. d o TN!ord inllead f Mn. G lady• Cuckler left Sunday o1 Style I 14 T_r, � -,;;;_ Red, ,eli._ blue • _, ... w · at . Po relati•et n with •ls�t a for gham Wtdi WyW. Mn. with whllill. SizH I., 2. 3. � - • • • · .. .. .. . .. . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. ... ... � •••••.•_.$1 Mn. and Point. hltan Sauvage John 11,o_, ..,_I Mn. , Style SI I a.- Shom. Re d, yellow, Bents Wolle vlsl!H In Plants Gene H Nolan will be the leadSiZft 1-2, 3• •. . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . .. .. .s1.• ;;:. �bject will be color In today with hi, 11sten, M..... Ida colon. Si.. � ID-�, Style W Cliilcna'• 1""'1e,._ t,, and AUJlllla Wolle, and bruther, :- home In ... of A potluck lunch will be hlld at Gmer . Mrs. Le88le LUlk relurned to Slyl• 1 1 3-Crew Neck Pullover, short sleeves, sizes 4 lo 8x, noon wl1h -� •�--'-• their own $1.19 her home Satunlay alter a vlllt white yellow, blue, pink, red, navy - - . . . • - • • • - - - • • - - • table ...-vice. at Columbia. s. C. with her daugl,6x, whi -aa-aa-aa-= Style ' 1 23-Basque Shirt, V striped inset, sizes S_ lo 1.;:;;.':'�:': "ll ter ond son-In-law, Silt, and Mn. Your abould be lo protect . • . $ 1 .� . whole navyhite, red-w ue, red, white-navy, white-basq relurnOCI who . family and MOfllan lrom •11mmer beat and ilwa -lb s, ,.....,..,, Otdo Slyle 1 73-Pullover, striped, wing collar, short sleeve to their hofflf'I on Sunday, · · . . . . · • . · . · · · $ • · damaqe dur!DQ tbe wcaaa :-12DT77 l to 6x. White-red, white -navy • , • . . · · Rev. and Mn. Francll H. GINNOW IHOWtNO !er weN! In Logan Sunday lo at,. ses, sizes 3 to 8x, "Ttl GRASS II GIIINII" moath■ when moth■ an 110 ac:IITe. Style 1 7.._Buster Brown Piped Collar Blou Ibo of (Technicolor) enuy 1111Dlv solh lend the • • • • • · · · $ 1 .9' white-navy, white-aqua, yellow, blue, red, navy an Cary Grenl, Deborah Kerr, First EUB Church. Rev, Gla!er sizes 2 to 8x, Roberl lllt<bum and Style 1 78-Rlviera Tip Collar Polo, short sleeves, gave the openlni our Taulla the •z� J'e11t SKDmona 1 Admlulan: 80c • • hlllDldlly an carefully controlled -d ����'::· . �-��:'. . . . . . . . . . s1 .,9 aa W a1e Fu1 , • .. Wtd_., a TI,., 2 to all of ilfe en Style l 79-Roman Collar Pullove�s. short sleeves, sizes NOT OP N r Horw Of at • ", . Gue . . . . - $1 � red, navy, beige, black - . . . . . blue, , yellow , CaJ1 Ill loday lor while pick lll!J pell Mn. F. M. ....au, WU PRIOAY a SATURDAY whiteSlyle S26-Girls Skirts, contraslillf- trim, sizes 2 to 8x, "CHARTIIOOII CABOOi " of ..,_. al I dinner Sat1lrdat $1.99 • . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . �•a (TeehnlcolorJ na"" navy, yellowI blueI redI ",H • evening at Ibo Martin -.uran1 stripe y -r /nav Moll)' Bee - Ben Cooper daupw"50 States" Ensembles, wblte liven by her ,.. - .... Fupte X. 11. in lln. and Dr. law, Style 150-Crew Neck Pullover, sizes 2 to 6x • • • . • • • • • . $ 1 .39 uene Stratton •Pnrtet'• bar of ablenranet .la al At1-.---. "F.ltlCKLES" Style 2»-Cardlgans, sizes i to 6x . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1 .99 , b=j•I _. Ibo i...oro,t Stylo SSG-Bo:rer Shorts, sizes 2 to 8x • , , . . . . . , . . • . . • . SI 59 ¼. and llr. Chrlstenten and Carol fU111 and llr. .......... llyle !155-&lrts, Fanny Dw;ler type, sizes 1 to 6x • • • • • $1 .91 LAUNDERERS ·_ DRY CLEANERS ........, -,. Tuotd1y Jin. o. P. llllfa. Dr. and 11n. .....II n-M-25 Style 350-,Ankleta, lliles 8 to 8¼ . . . , . . - - . . - . . . . . . . . , - 49c "••ot• l1Dd -- lfanbl All" IOYS THI "WHIII Ibo - Ibo � l!Jle 40S-Bereta, one size flta all . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : $I.GO �lor) Roblnoon'o CINnora Trl•L- cl--­ •·1iU'1J1:1 I s ; •Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 , April 1 7, 1 96 1 • \' t ��;:==::::=7::::==,-- TO s I I ----� .......-..-,:.,.:...,.... .Johutoe.. p.. 11,f a· � �• \ �"" .. - ... ,. -+ ... ► ♦ <t � • • "t< ♦ •-e•-·- •·---•·-·-·-.. • ,�..-...---.---q.-_....,. ... . . --••---•�•�••�.,----1---•-~- • • ., .. ,.. .,. ,. .., . _ _ .,. .,.._ ._ ;,' .The Baily Sen tinel ! • 1 l { ii • ti 0 e " • I fl � n Cl ti 3; w Ir n II ., s needless cancer death6 a year. It all rur­ rent knowled&e were applied, we'd ,:1ve 120,000 cancer patients annuall)' , in1tead of 80,000. And millions in hospi• tal bills and lost inconie would be saved. Preventable attacks of rheumatic fe. ver aDd rheumatic heart diseaae kill 20,000 annually. Simple, pl'Ompt treat­ ment of throat lnlecllons that lead to these allmenla can block them. Tho nation haa 500,000 mentally 111 peoplt who flli hall our ho1pltal bed■. Yet mental health cllnlc1, 1uidance aer­ vlc• ,a n d psychiatric aid could nip many 1uch lline11e■ In tho formative 1ta1e. And new dru11 and method, of care can lhorton tho limo the mentally Ill need to 1pend under ln1tltutlon1l 11:d. NIM: IHIIU art mov.lq nµidly I.a lht' Cuban l't'voluUoa ary lff■e Ul&a Wffk. Mr. 1:111..., wrttlq M'fon \be l■n,IO■ hy M"a and air over the wttkeod. provldf'I ......,,,.. nluahlf' ID 111:ht lolo lht Mlbelt lft&lobi r•mpa,ut in lht Cuh1 •ncl Pa■ American world, berrulosis as a big health problem. Ne• vertheless we still have 60.000 new cas• es and 1 2.000 dE!aths every year because treatment is either inadequate or is bro• ken off. Though the Sal� vaccine has existed in amplP supply for ye-ar8 and the total of polio cases has dropped dramatically, 6,000 persona were paralyzed by this disease 1n 1959. Survey, show a high percentage of low income families are not vaccinated. Nearly half the victims are under five ytars of age: To wipe out the costly time lag, the PHS urges you and your community to make the fullest possible use of: im. munization against preventable disease: periodir checkups; rehabtlttatlon p r o . gram� for the chronicalh· Ill and dis­ abled: trained health per�onnel and fa. H \' PETER 1msoN WASHING TON - !NEAl - The best reason for relebrattng Pal' Ameriran Week and Pan Ameri• can Day this year is that the Ch· ban anti.Castro faC'tlom1 havf! f'• nally united in a rtVolutlonary counril under Dr. Jose M I ro Cardona. Castro admlh that Jin opposition front has bHn estah. lished on the island. And Lhere ii: aclive training or guetTllla ln­ vastlon forces to back it up. • •Cofftt Day" was lnappropr'• alely celebrat@d in W111hinpm 1t thr Pan American Union with a cocktail party, or all things. not 1 Kaff('('sk latsch. ELSEWHERE, PAN Ameri• can Week ha, been celebrated more by words than by deed1. F.Vfl')'bod)' and hi• brother seeme to be wrltln1 a report t e JI i n� IDffl•body elH what he ought to do to llYt Latin Amtrlea from a folf' worn than tht Congo or Millions suffer and die wbo need not. If this pain ful, coSlJ)· los1 ts evt>r to tnd, they must act-in time-to help .s a v e themselves. cilities. BY YOLlJMES You 1et this 111 the lime about the United States Senate beln1 the 1re1test deliberative body in the world. When aovornment record k•eper■ tot up tho doln11 on Capitol Hill, you M(lln to 1ra1p what this mNna. Up to April lhla year, for lnaunce, the Houee had met 48 day, but the Senate on ly 42. Yet our dl1tin1ulshed aenator■ ln that 1hortor 1pan managed to outtalk ure. Glaucoma and dlabete, account !or a their Houae colleagues by ,!most 100 !11th of tli c11e1 of bllndne••· Yet 1ur­ houra, and filled nearly twice as many vey1 1how that a million peraon, with p11eo of the Congressional Record. Since the two houses �,i,nd ;jn alm·ost 11aueom, and • million and a hill with dead heat In th e number of bllla and a dlabete■ 1et no treatment al all, be• cau .. they don't even know they have , resoJutlon8 p11ssed so far, the senators the1e 1llmenl1. They tre recruits for the ca n hardly argue that their extra verb• rank, of the blind. Easy lesll can de­ iaee ls especially productive. About aU it does i.!l underscore, in termine whether I penon h11 either of printer's Ink, their reputation 111 m very lhe11 conditions. We could be dose to wiping oul tu- deliberative group. They are indeed, 3 oy lddle rt , 0 , April 18 , 1 96 1 po -M ;:�;;;; ·; ;,,: ; Pirates In Now'S The rlD) · e To Get f,rs ome your Garden Lot Under Way Game T day Pan-A m Union Has Rea son To Cele bra te It's Up To �h Of Us Often you hear scientists in many litld1 1peat 1..lingly of the time lag that usually exists between the appear­ ance of marvelous new discoveries and their wide use by the people they can bentfll. But the really lragie llm• gap ls in bealth1 for there the costly lag spells death, dl8Nle and physieal handicap unneceuary in so many inatances. Many of tho millions of dollars fruitfully spent on medical research are not translated into bolstering health and 5aving life. To dramatize thia problem, the Pub­ lic Health Service haa put out an illus­ trated booklet setting forth its 1evere human cost. There ■ re said to be at least 40,000 • 2-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy Middleport, 0 . , Aprfl 1 8 , 1961 WASHINGTON COLUMN COMMINl'ATING, IDITORIAUY I --·---�-----------�· • LaOI, Prl!l!d.nl Ktnnedy'I W h it e House spetth calling for his Al• lanu Para Pro1reso - AJlianL-e for Pro,reu with Latin America - ha.s just been printed on a l6pa1e pocket pamphlet with brllht, sprlna green and blue cuv• er. ll make• a handy companlon piece to the 36·page "white pa· per·' pocket book on Cuba, put out by the State Department ro call on Fidel Castro to sever h\1 ties with communlmt and be good. Thi.!! document i! faintly reml• nilK'fllt of a larger, more t"'On1. prehensive blue book on the Ar• aentlne, issued by tht State De­ partment durin& the w11r. lt call• eel on dictator Peron to sever hi!!. Ue1 with the Nazis. Its effect was to anger the Argentine people. They responded DY keepln11: Per­ on in power till 1955. All you e!;fl do 11 hop@ the new white paper won't have aBlmilar effert. IN OTHER CIRCLES, Commit­ !� for Economic Devel11pme11t, made up of 200 U . S. proaressive buslne• leaders, hu just rt:leat­ ed a 80-pap report in abright yellow <"Over bearing the title. "Co-operation for Progress in Lalin America." Jn lht main, CED endur1es the Art of Bogota, where the Arn�ri• can Republies agreed they'd bl.{ . l4r do IOlnlC.h.i.q;. Alao, CED Y.)11 L & t in•Americao businessm't!Tl ought to get together Lo reform tbeJr countriee' econonues. Population Reference Bureau of Wuhington l,. in wltb another pod.et ..,. pompblet, "Latin Am• erica: Decade of Dedsioo. ·• The burden i1 that there will be a population uplOIJon down there by 1970 if IOfflebody (tile dotsn'I do aomethln1. 1 n t e r•Amerlcan Development Bank hat juat La1ued ft.I fttlt an• nu l report of 41 pll!N bound !� a blue and whtte. h II full '11 baby atatistics. flley show. among ot1'­ er things, that the bank bad abo11t 1147 million in tu paid up rapUal u o( D e c . 11, and that 1 11 txpenses up to then ftl"f tUI million. In this perk>d the bank rtNlV• ed 194 appllcatlom for loin• and 174 inquiries. But It hid madt no loens. Good. COlllfl'\lltlve way to run a bank. SINCE THEM. lnltr•American bM:k haA matk- five loans, but It hasn't disbuned one centavo. lts pre!'iident. Fell� Herrara. and most of his staff are in ruo during Pan Amerlcan Week, along with IJ. s. Tretl\U'Y Setr.tary C. Doui· las Dillon. They may anoounr. :some new loans down there toJ Jdww lhey're in busineS!i - for the second year. But this haan't done much good doWfl there yet lntemationla Labor Orgllfl iza. tion, t.'UtTently holdinJ lt1 annual mttUna ln Bueno1 Alru, h11 pub• Iisbed a 143-pa,e report In dee� er blue and wblte �ver. camn, for "a new substantial burst Jf 11 progress in LaUn Amtrlc1 n• 1lacke a present trends toward ing of growth 1rt to be rneu• ed." Meanwhile, ConlP'ell 11 I.I.kin& lt1 own deUberatt- time to act ..n Kennedy'!'i mes!'iage request fo" e aoo million for Lalin•Ameri an auth­ w11 ,ocial devfllopment. 'lbl1 orized laat year at the requelt o! former Prffktent Ellenhower. Congreu rene-wed the auaar .tet just befort It WU to ltXpiN March 31. This 1ave th• Preliden, authority to takt 1w1y Cuba'1 quota and also Dominican Repu� lic's, whicb maka both mad. FINAU.Y, EX.fl:N. WllUam lffltoo, p11b1isher of Encyclopae. dia Britannica, is brihging out • I0.000-word report en hfa trip to 12 L a t i n-Amerken republiea with Gtlv. Adlai Stevtnl01' 1 e 1t I year. It will be pusllshed In book form under the Utl1 or "'l'bt VBK'I er Latin America.•• . Btuineo• "At Usuar• Seen In Strip Mining •Pn.u. 'OIi POOD t11t ...- Snyd"" To S pnk HONG KONG • UPII - T h e I 11 · 1 At HT On MaY 10 r 1 ......,. aome can new1p.aper South China Monua1 eJedncal • f« lf¥1hall football coach Post reported today IU1 "GM,re .. Ille "' Ibo Oil I Charlie Soy<!,,- •ill ..... ., H an fourth •. th, people ol ... world and " G•• Stthon of lhe Sunty. I nan Tract"'• ar)tlel,c banqurt m I are now on the bnnk ol -.,.,.. Th map l'lf<'ular "1 1 be l Merttn-1lle on Wednesday, ,\hy l tJon · 1n Communuit China. 'J'be 1 /� d cille� ; ,o acro«hng lo B,11 Pnddy, alh- , ...., pobh .. appul bi' .. ::,".,. ;;.:: ohed well•known C'hmett m Honl Kon,: ol let.it director. tion for oil ID the deeper 1 fo 'nJe neat will be •pont(lred by r food tuppUa for tht fllUllo Otno." uy1 Bembalffl, I itnckf'll mainla.rid Thi lllf'iNII additional umplea haft been atu- memben: of tht Hannan Trace 1 aid tM famme II lhe lllOII 4tu. died, and whm all known addi. boo.ten' club. Adm 11uon will be : a tlons or cwrectiool have been 1, f1 '6 per pert,illl. R.eRrvatK>na ror l �°'.: : t yy:.-::· nd ma, .IM the event should be m by May J. S. Ut for lion ol ..,Trent!. l&rata in accenhns te Priddy. Ohio. .. Tidet!: for the fett art ava1J. j Coples may be obta1oed frvm able al the school. or from meru- lltcttic Mot# a....w.. ,. the Ohio DiYillioa of GeoJocital , beni ol the Hannan Trai:. Wild- I pJNnM MCI ltefritlrlfMn SurvOrtan Hall ... S 0v I -, ' • ..., · a Repair S."k•• laufatlw . at football and baaketball equad, S.IN _.... Drtve Colambua 1t, at tll•09 -. ·n, e aM 5-,.i•� "•••• 1..-1...i;.... JUII;........_ ale, tax, Berobagen re "n»e May lt feie u scheduled to I �• ,_ cr,c1 ports. begin at a: lD p.m. in the n e " ; HHtinf & Air c.n.tt-11 I I . -----Hannan Trace �afeleria. Mem- :1 A1uminum loll hap &bat keep Har•ld CM•, -.,. cerea1a &ah &NI nceDenl to aae ben of tlw varuty football and for aiorint or fremaa ,and. ba11ketball 1quad1 will be honor. Locust St. .,..,._, w ed. �l-1;1...,...,J : :21 --�WY� ;; ;'°' and �----����;,;;;;;;;-::;;;;::;;-=::::c::::c:--:�/.,.'"'.",.,;Ph ;;�icbea �;;;ii -m 1-.... ilo!>IIII " ='·""':.,�!;' ,.,"" •""' "' :i:.u.aoo "'II· ;w ! :i:.:::: Name Additional Boat Rel(iatration Agenae i1it COLUMBUS- After a y e ■ r COLUMBUS - Four additional within the OhlO Department of name. have beet! added to t b e Nalu,al Rffou,coa, of th, ,,., '""' of boat and mot« f H D1vuik>D ol RecJamation ii "u I bJtrat10n agenta by 1M Ohio J>tviuaual," according lo I. I DJck- lion of Watercratt 'Ibey are , di ch ,J,;,. ief Rlclamallon Alan-Lee Marine, ,.. Rlclunood man O work dealing with 1tripm111e �il Street, PaineavlUe. bankii: had formerly been under Varied Alumtnum Prociucu , BY MR. FIX for much attention by aafety conBy RUDY CERNXOVIC Department of �grlCUJlure 23115 Wt!St State Street , Fremont �be Tbt _ JI (U cio rl'S The people. mower rotary Pl' BURGH s W!I P Wr1Ue11 flW 1 n lint r New1paper ElderprlH A11n. c1111 be specially dangerous with "Beat 'em, Buca" bandwagon � 9:8• wbe � l e eel.a- Payne Marine, 4570 M O II ro e Street, Toledo. :,� �: ; Cold weather is gone, and with it, ��� mg blade. Never attempt gqe, lllto high gear today when m1 p Dlck• e t the Plttabu:rgh Pir�tea open theu man'a olfJCt! indicated Jat t h e H a r d w a r e, MaJn It the dan ger of _11li�illg on the ��::�nec-:' � :ming ';: 0 Stree t, aeaaq . n . but �e Mudv at illo> Ice But summer 1111 t without Its ownber of atrlpminen In t h • Hamden spark plug when not in ll8I! was a rtain s ke ce amount o1 state ha, not changed •igniflcant- "Early lndicatiom point to a �d Make certain yolll' lawn ta free � �:�: h!::i: f� ;1: 1�:�ace ly. filere were 269 licensea iuued heavy registration of new boata · of stones and other objecta befottl s of daylight in mowing. A rotary mow can 11le gloom • rose �a use fJer:, in UMO Thll ii • conllderable de- � year, " 181d Jim Welbi, dtvt. er pick .a -� ™;1;k, pleasanl weather Hoa Don IJOn admJnlatrator. l w be not he the r m i: d , lind- clJn1 In millers f om t early � and materlal1 that are up a stone and hurl lt with tre up agaInat the v i.a1• tms Chicagu and 100111 pertons whD ere renewtna SOI, but the industry seems to All mendoUB force. Stop mowins when . . . ., ,..,..en - tial hazard• can add up to Cubs H k 00 11 under a th, ay have •tabil'--' w.w m recent year,. the1r lil60 certiflcatea 111e remind,. ,� meone crosle! the path of the Sl_) . · trouble. suspena10n bece� of a hassle on stripmjning a f f e c t e d 11,103 ed that lhe original onea muat be d18Charge chute. Painl Tool■ the West Coast wdh umpire Ken acre, last year, a figLll'e almoat surrendered to the agent who preKIUen ObvioU8ly oo garden tool There's a storage problem Jn Burkhart. identical to the acreqe affect- pares the lt81 renewal fmn. . 1hould be left lytng on the connection with the many insectJ• It will be the fir.st time ,in,.,-. ed each of the previollS four years. If the original certificate has in:,und - but It happens. .Try cides and weed killen; now in use. opening day of 1959 that Hoak will Reclamation efforta. of course, been lost or destroyed, tt will b,e parntmg tl1e handles bright Check the Jabeb. Many are pois• not be starting at third baa.., are just beg.inning on the areas necessary to apply for an ff;. colors so that you have a betler onous. Keep in tightly stoppered Manager Danny Murtaugh aaJd mined l.ut year. Planting with eial duplicate r.o the Dlvi.io: � chanl'e of seeing them. Learn to containers and well out of reach Gene Baker will fill in for Hoali trees and forage crol" a e r Watercraft, 1800 West P'iltb nY� • • . put tools away as soon as you are of children· grading the spoil banks, are the nue, Columbua, u:, and a ,ervke at the hot corner. finJshecl with them· Be careful whea y�u apply Hoak was preparing to work out reclamation practices most used charge of Z5 nts wiD be made , . . ce · them. Domg 1t on a wmdy day with the Pit8te8 Monda hen h Jn Ohio Provide a safe storage place. _______ · . g Toaslng the tools in a pile will is nol only wasteful, it's danger. was notified of 1he � 1.....,=r � "The onIy 118� u 1 ���- tbm 21 Delaware Ponds e th of Many s. u o compounds are do neither you nor the tools any · about th ' Y SW e re , penslo d pu led f k-..wm aald . n an unrP.Vea m e. CIub -� harm1U1 lo eyes and Sk m, should 0ffICialI lat.d Na tiII i;,uuu. 0 new trends' ,..-� For Fishing naJ League "ia th8t there are no n Cffll,Ll contE - Twenty� Hang lhe tools seeurely. �ro- ot be inhaled excessive]y. . president Warren Gilea 1U8pendeu in coal &tripmlning in Ohio. BusJ Slllocklnf . vlde a safety strap--webbmg, arnall ponda are open for public Hoak In the wake of last Satur. ness iJ pretty much 81 usual· . fishing on the Delaware Wildlife leather, rope or a chain - that When you use portable power day's game WI·th the Loa Ange1es Area. In a few pond,, being used wouJd stretch across the storage tools it's important that they are Dodgen. • Ohioam Are Planting for experimtntal PllrpGRI, fl9hing It's doubly area about half way up the han. properly grounded Despi the disap nent ln to po b is nol permitted. 1bese are poatdies. You'll have lo hft the tools important when working with � a Thous nd@ Of Trees 0� Pirate followers. the open CHILLI a THE _ ed with ''No Fishing" iign!'i, &n· out each time, but there's no them outdoors. CO Many land � will be a sello •seat owners, in ut of , nounced 35 507 Ray ReithmilJer, district danger of one falling and hitmg Standing on the wet ground can addition lo the Divi. Forbe, � d. But w the the . fish ma n agement supervisor. DJ. ea r OJ1 ld · someone. si of Wi life, are doing the make you a perfect conduetor for man may mte : rven a vision he e of a Wildlife. .inc. · Sand HandJH b a part to help keep oh10 electricity while using power saw � Check the handJes for splinters or drill or electric hedge clipper fo_reca1t cloudy, windy and coH the yean lo come The !ollowing ponds ere open lo 118 ey or rough !!pots. Sand and treat The tool should have a three-pro,g with a chance of rain showera and plant;•• , __ , Y fi!'ihing, • a 17.e· 11• ,. ' •• . Th b --a w=i, 1 u,e thol18and11 ....,., 20, ' ' snow la flurries. ---i •-h w,th I'mseed o ii. , g B, , a 38, plug two-pron a and or a . plug, 30, 28. . !7 28 Both public and private land� 25 Z. . Mur ugh nculll:Q "'.ny Vinear will ben Power mowers have come In wire to connect to the metal out, . , CO, 41, a '.r/ 38 4' and 47 . efit b Bend MlzeU to start for the world program 00.: the tree Pl ti!:tg "Most of the ponds " 1aid Rieth. let box. d ay champions ageioat the Cubs. Mi• ownen ------who coo°;e;': �Jth � miller, "have bass �d bluegill,. QUOTES ze been very iu Some have in addition crappies, . ccess- division in ita . wildlife restora. bullhea By Vatted Pna, ln&ernalJonal Cease Fire Ordered ds and redear aunflsh. • lulu a� amst the Cubs m rect!nf t' am will , o d much the of B d C Al miller also pointed out r iw:,r-"Ggr ong .001(0 or e NEW YORK-Tom Mboya, sec• yeara. Right•hander Don Cardweil ' l'f 1 g thenuielve.s. In instances Reith ng C The E, DVll LEO � that there were lln8IJ ponds open o o or eouthpaw Dick Ellsworth will .L POL retary general of th� Jenya Afrl• . . � lllHllbera 0 to fishing on the Oldaker WiJdlife can National Union, an Afrkan fUPI) - A ceaee-fU'e bas been start for Chica,o. . . ate.lo. . � out, the d lvuuon will or�ered along the border �twe� Area. Highland County; Cooper ll�tionalist organlzatkm: ----·-- ·•-··.: �.,. • uipment to help get Hollow, Jackson; Traoquility, Ad. . s prov�ce and O tal Equator n ne t fo .fl'.lmklr� use have o no e r efforts 'W Fi m For the Joo done. eat ll"e 1Koaen ams; w11yne National Forest make us militant anti•Cornmunlsts an apparent move to bnng the the �unty, south��tral Area, 1.awrence County, and Pike Just toe the pedal and olJ you go. Instantly. But 811id,; pampers yoa ja other wayt. ..._ � Ha Sta the To regime e into Want Stanleyvill leftist j y . ppy and using newly independent na. Wild life Distrtct \\iithoul strain. Swift as a. bird. And u the With laYisli room for head.. lbJu.Jd-. ad: 5, t.he dwision State Forest. Pike. tion1 a� pawns in the East.West camp of the central Congolese CHILLICOTHE - Forest f i r e- and aton ----will plant 55.700 miles 8y by. 1uddeoly you aense the ]W{uriou� It-gt. Wider doors and flatter loon. Deepw. oooper government, U; was reported tu- fighters in thie southcentre! dl5cold war." 1ilence of Buicl:'I great new Wildcat y.g_ softer !'ieab. Body by Fisb«. The elepat trict are a liappj · Jot, and they white pine, 21,500 red pine, 15,000 OWo WeIf LocatiODS dey. �orway spruce, 1,00D shortleaf Realize Jt whispers as i;oftly at Clpres.,;way Clt:an Look of Actior1. Sound lib your cy,-1 GUANTANAMO RAY, Cuba- Army officers of the rival C.On - want to stay th3t way. The Divl• pme, M 29.000 apped And Otarted black locust and 500 ........a H it .,. -'-• 11~'-"" flt 30. Bec-.mse it'1 been See your Buick Dealer today. had Real' Adm. Edward J . O'Donnell, golese government of Communist. sion of Fore••, said th COL•""" , of o US Publication u.rn bl ac k walnut. · e 1tream1ined-bmdeitnd out-to givevou more . comm..ndec of lhe U.S naval have recognized the ,authority of been only 17 fires ib the area sm e T ( 0 provide COV• lnlormaIJOO Circular No. 21 has food and ae re ......rn so the at.art the as of but on 1eu psl ) . And it'! teamed up w ith 111 Gen. Mobutu com• "l'' o fi Maj. g n, Joseph a g base here, com·menting on Cuba, d b. � R aIPh J· Be�• er lane8 lor �ildllfe, and also to been au , of 1. March n all chief Ten Congo mander• 11 the of new, fires trigger-<ruickTurbine Drive ( at no extra l were charges that sailors and Marines . ie , Dmsion of Geolog1. hagen, :� be aa u eld !i dividers, abo n'10 p�/ . . IMm ...... ut sed burn result the : of central military bris e se d e troops, Congol ing, two, �ti ) that's smoother and qu ieter than ever. F.-"•..,; are taking part in Lhe Invasion: rose cal Survey. ,....._ .,. 1Hou1, B""4 ,.U ff114 ...... a n mil or q multlfl a lio quarter o ren wo smokers; Monday. head said t . uarters child playln "Our so•called help hq been �!ants will be aet out on both pub- Records f�om the Mes of the Informed sources said the "1th metches;.'two, railroads absolutely zeru." • �lo GtologJCBI Survey are com• ... .... . . . . . . ..... . , . . ...... . . . . . . ..... . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ______ _ 1 lie idld prlyate landa, ' agreement t.o recognize Mob t one incendi ry SEE y OUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED QUALITY BUICK DEALER NOW p h t as the Congo s lop military Ing O What kind nnell. of dis'Do S e ':., ' ..::,;: � ii.,i, : vegetables .:_ : f !.,: ":n: o T ,how t�e MO COW - h newspaper of h I was based on a messase receivl!d trict fue warden ror the division. or canned do you. like best? Stat- which have gone through Pravda. e Your Qu,llt, Blllcl; 0..1�, Ir, P• tro:, .. East GIia • In i � good the the from by <o istlclarui � region llJCt fires er rder Congu• 500 Pomwor, burned lo to ov s. bo ac · ton format on f "CertJin c:.,;.;•J in the United wer � fil iltrala. The data sheet describes States are tr,., with all their Iese headquarters. Mobutu bas abandoned fields and '¥1 acres of the Plat:J!i production Yetegtab for there fresh 81lll the woods. market been for the location of the welJQ• givea past week power to exploit the new space "'.,.,,,_,..,, SN ,ovr 141/d tlNlt, for Double'I/'Chtcl u.c, erator. fann name, elewtioa, and1 60 per ctnt. aed byaC'hievement, not 'or the catJse of was reported to have talked with "Although these were f e w e.· hu increa__ __ ..:.. -:---: -= v peace but to fan war hysteria. " army commanders in the area. fires than we normally expect Earlier 1n the day, Congo Presi• thie time of the year," said _ Joseph Kasavubu signed an O'Donnell, "the weather baa been dent YORI( NEW - Placard carried agreement with the United Na- working for us. JW1t at the time by pro-Castro demonstrator: "Mr. Kennedy, what do you lions calling for the expuhiion ot when things atarted getting dry want - another Hiroshima in "harmful " foreign advisers and we Wiluld get a rain. the reorganization of the Congo- ''People probably get tlnd of Cuba?" Iese army on Co11golese terms. hearing ua harp about being caNDiplom,,t, 1ren, believed the ful with 0re. The trouble II most agreement u d be 8 turning foll:s don't realize bow quietly ON YOUi OLD WASHER ON point In the eo 1 relations between the fields will ·dry out, even after a Congolese central government •lld heavy soakJng rain. But the Cl)ID. the United Natiob8. bination of 11111 and wind can bring WASHINGTON { UPI J _ PresJ. about hazardou■ fire CDDditiona in dent Kennedy will hold his news a abort time. conference this week on Friday "So to repeat .an old theory, be moming inlllead of Wednesday, careful when burning outdool'I. U • Power Rinse according t.. the White House. The you live lo a fire protection dis­ • Balloon Rons • Drcdn Pu111p meeting with reporters wu shift. trfct <Ross, Highland, Adam,, ed from Wednesday to 10 a.m, Pike. Jack.son, Scioto, Gallia or $2.00 �00-1 C:W0•Hf' F.sT Friday be«:ause Kennedy Law�nce County ), get a bUl'lllog per waek will be meeting Wednesday morn• penrut from your local fire war­ Ingels Furniture Ing with the visiting Greek prime den.'" -----Middleport, Olde minister. : I bu,_, "Wbenj r.: :::e colJece Souden �:!:1: ��� ;: I --_ ElEaRfCAL WOii I I CHASE HARDWARE I rt o� Todoy's Medical Report ! �• r·.. .._.._�··· • ;:\I ... 'f"'! I Bl BUICK� i _ both \ '· Me I A rush Of po,lJ[T,er Ill t}le hush Of luxury � Olr I an Mr and BLAmNAR AUTO co Mala . ' -, _,IIHf C...1----• ._::_cc:::::::::::::.::=::..:::.:=:::.::::___________:_____:�_:_:_ __ ____ _ __________ I • , and NOW.• $40 Trade-In It's time to \ • I ' /' " -� · .,_,. "l "-, Lll....i..it ,.. don't noocl period flltnltura. We nN4 furniture, period!" Juet Do It Ev Time GAS ir conditioning Spring Waterfowl Clln.L!COTBE - 'l1ie annual apring waterfowl survey i1 111lder way by the Division of Wlldllle. Virgil Scott, district game man• apment auperviaor in aoutbce11• tral Ohio, say, personnel 11 pr1. marily Interested in finding out how many of the ducks, t.agg.id last year, wiU return. "This duci: pioneering project Is a program where banded juve­ nile ducta, unable to fly, are r&­ lea,ec! In different llilea through­ out the state," Scott dj!CJareJ "Wben old enough to fly many uf them fly south. Those I u e k y enough to dodge the waterfowl lwnlen' shots will make it back to OhJo in the lpring, "The -Ing project II ba• ed on Ibo homing im&ct It bas loog been known that many kind, ., anlmalJ wm return to the ..,, ...... .. .... ,... wWi . . . ..... ..... .... ..... ,.. place they were ral�. Water­ llrinl ... ... . . . .. .... .__ ... ... .. .... ..... .... fowl USWllly nituro to the loca­ � tion where tbay firiil learned to ..,...., ., .... ,.. ..... .. UN. fly. " 11.:tla-"lrlnl!"±r,,..,.._ .. ..... Last year • number of 18\'en· ........... _,lllhhMIIM, ......,._ .. ....... .. ...., • • , S. l11■1llllcel • • • week«d ducb were released ,t NJMDUAUD Yaw: NOMI M WY, eight different aitea In tbti dla. w•rr '"alST0M CCIIOI" WAYI lrid. There were two in IIJgbilllld County, three In Scioto, two Ill COMI IN ANO Ill nHS NIW, IASY., JI.XClrfNO CCNOI IDl'.t TODAY..,.•••"• 1 and one In Pic:l<away. Thue are the area, that will be obediecl tbfl l)lring. VIBITS WITB 80N WASHINGTON (UPII - Mn J� P Kl!lllllldy. mother of the President, arrlwd bere Monday PHONI WY 2-2452 PIii PARKING for her first mtt a1 Ibo WbJto 0..., 7 to S � , L ....,. A WNk HOUII& ,ince her eon waa tnau. MIDDLEPOU OHIO gurated. She will atay for aeveral _______________ dayL - Survey Is Under Way ,,_....,.......... ,......... .... ...,. ..... .... CLINTON FISHER CO. toUIB <:ENTER . · . ..... ,............. ... _.,_.,. ,. . ':,·· -···,� In � mild daya of gmomlng the r,ound for ,ardeotn1 or turninc the worm fnr fishing, why think of ....iterinB . weather ahead? Well • • • you "° tllink about it • • • cona111er an 1ac11 cmelully, I �•u IINllize you can insure penonaJ comfort in any weatbor, l ' II '' with the righi ltind of air conditioning. You'll lind that central j' ' GAS Air Conditioning is the right kind beca..,. it alone brinp you ALL ol theee advant.aga, • • , • Coola economlcally In Summer • Heata economically In Winter • Clrculatee FRESH AIR In every room •IFHtera !Int and duet • Remove, .Uergy..fnitatlng partier.,. • Control• Summer Indoor humidity • Aaaur• famlly comfort In lljll aeuone You can pt U..... heoith and comfort bene811 in a Bingle GAS amditioner ,,,. by Bimply adding a GAS cooling unit to :,our -t 1""""1 air Find out .,,.y GAS air Conditioning opentting COSII 8"I ao low • , , IDMI the writleb euarantee of performance fmm the Gu Company IIINDI , • hou, you can enjoy it OD a modeot budpl The Gu Com JJIIIY will help you finance Plllcl,aae and in.otallat;oo - tum-. :I Start Dow. Call The Gu CAnpany for lull detail&. TH£ OHIO FUEL ,, GA S COIIPANY • • • . ThenJ is nothiag like a Flame b beating and cooling comfoit · ·-· --· -· . '' I I.' ' �"" .. - ... ,. -+ ... ► ♦ <t � • • "t< ♦ •-e•-·- •·---•·-·-·-.. • ,�..-...---.---q.-_....,. ... . . --••---•�•�••�.,----1---•-~- • • ., .. ,.. .,. ,. .., . _ _ .,. .,.._ ._ ;,' .The Baily Sen tinel ! • 1 l { ii • ti 0 e " • I fl � n Cl ti 3; w Ir n II ., s needless cancer death6 a year. It all rur­ rent knowled&e were applied, we'd ,:1ve 120,000 cancer patients annuall)' , in1tead of 80,000. And millions in hospi• tal bills and lost inconie would be saved. Preventable attacks of rheumatic fe. ver aDd rheumatic heart diseaae kill 20,000 annually. Simple, pl'Ompt treat­ ment of throat lnlecllons that lead to these allmenla can block them. Tho nation haa 500,000 mentally 111 peoplt who flli hall our ho1pltal bed■. Yet mental health cllnlc1, 1uidance aer­ vlc• ,a n d psychiatric aid could nip many 1uch lline11e■ In tho formative 1ta1e. And new dru11 and method, of care can lhorton tho limo the mentally Ill need to 1pend under ln1tltutlon1l 11:d. NIM: IHIIU art mov.lq nµidly I.a lht' Cuban l't'voluUoa ary lff■e Ul&a Wffk. Mr. 1:111..., wrttlq M'fon \be l■n,IO■ hy M"a and air over the wttkeod. provldf'I ......,,,.. nluahlf' ID 111:ht lolo lht Mlbelt lft&lobi r•mpa,ut in lht Cuh1 •ncl Pa■ American world, berrulosis as a big health problem. Ne• vertheless we still have 60.000 new cas• es and 1 2.000 dE!aths every year because treatment is either inadequate or is bro• ken off. Though the Sal� vaccine has existed in amplP supply for ye-ar8 and the total of polio cases has dropped dramatically, 6,000 persona were paralyzed by this disease 1n 1959. Survey, show a high percentage of low income families are not vaccinated. Nearly half the victims are under five ytars of age: To wipe out the costly time lag, the PHS urges you and your community to make the fullest possible use of: im. munization against preventable disease: periodir checkups; rehabtlttatlon p r o . gram� for the chronicalh· Ill and dis­ abled: trained health per�onnel and fa. H \' PETER 1msoN WASHING TON - !NEAl - The best reason for relebrattng Pal' Ameriran Week and Pan Ameri• can Day this year is that the Ch· ban anti.Castro faC'tlom1 havf! f'• nally united in a rtVolutlonary counril under Dr. Jose M I ro Cardona. Castro admlh that Jin opposition front has bHn estah. lished on the island. And Lhere ii: aclive training or guetTllla ln­ vastlon forces to back it up. • •Cofftt Day" was lnappropr'• alely celebrat@d in W111hinpm 1t thr Pan American Union with a cocktail party, or all things. not 1 Kaff('('sk latsch. ELSEWHERE, PAN Ameri• can Week ha, been celebrated more by words than by deed1. F.Vfl')'bod)' and hi• brother seeme to be wrltln1 a report t e JI i n� IDffl•body elH what he ought to do to llYt Latin Amtrlea from a folf' worn than tht Congo or Millions suffer and die wbo need not. If this pain ful, coSlJ)· los1 ts evt>r to tnd, they must act-in time-to help .s a v e themselves. cilities. BY YOLlJMES You 1et this 111 the lime about the United States Senate beln1 the 1re1test deliberative body in the world. When aovornment record k•eper■ tot up tho doln11 on Capitol Hill, you M(lln to 1ra1p what this mNna. Up to April lhla year, for lnaunce, the Houee had met 48 day, but the Senate on ly 42. Yet our dl1tin1ulshed aenator■ ln that 1hortor 1pan managed to outtalk ure. Glaucoma and dlabete, account !or a their Houae colleagues by ,!most 100 !11th of tli c11e1 of bllndne••· Yet 1ur­ houra, and filled nearly twice as many vey1 1how that a million peraon, with p11eo of the Congressional Record. Since the two houses �,i,nd ;jn alm·ost 11aueom, and • million and a hill with dead heat In th e number of bllla and a dlabete■ 1et no treatment al all, be• cau .. they don't even know they have , resoJutlon8 p11ssed so far, the senators the1e 1llmenl1. They tre recruits for the ca n hardly argue that their extra verb• rank, of the blind. Easy lesll can de­ iaee ls especially productive. About aU it does i.!l underscore, in termine whether I penon h11 either of printer's Ink, their reputation 111 m very lhe11 conditions. We could be dose to wiping oul tu- deliberative group. They are indeed, 3 oy lddle rt , 0 , April 18 , 1 96 1 po -M ;:�;;;; ·; ;,,: ; Pirates In Now'S The rlD) · e To Get f,rs ome your Garden Lot Under Way Game T day Pan-A m Union Has Rea son To Cele bra te It's Up To �h Of Us Often you hear scientists in many litld1 1peat 1..lingly of the time lag that usually exists between the appear­ ance of marvelous new discoveries and their wide use by the people they can bentfll. But the really lragie llm• gap ls in bealth1 for there the costly lag spells death, dl8Nle and physieal handicap unneceuary in so many inatances. Many of tho millions of dollars fruitfully spent on medical research are not translated into bolstering health and 5aving life. To dramatize thia problem, the Pub­ lic Health Service haa put out an illus­ trated booklet setting forth its 1evere human cost. There ■ re said to be at least 40,000 • 2-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy Middleport, 0 . , Aprfl 1 8 , 1961 WASHINGTON COLUMN COMMINl'ATING, IDITORIAUY I --·---�-----------�· • LaOI, Prl!l!d.nl Ktnnedy'I W h it e House spetth calling for his Al• lanu Para Pro1reso - AJlianL-e for Pro,reu with Latin America - ha.s just been printed on a l6pa1e pocket pamphlet with brllht, sprlna green and blue cuv• er. ll make• a handy companlon piece to the 36·page "white pa· per·' pocket book on Cuba, put out by the State Department ro call on Fidel Castro to sever h\1 ties with communlmt and be good. Thi.!! document i! faintly reml• nilK'fllt of a larger, more t"'On1. prehensive blue book on the Ar• aentlne, issued by tht State De­ partment durin& the w11r. lt call• eel on dictator Peron to sever hi!!. Ue1 with the Nazis. Its effect was to anger the Argentine people. They responded DY keepln11: Per­ on in power till 1955. All you e!;fl do 11 hop@ the new white paper won't have aBlmilar effert. IN OTHER CIRCLES, Commit­ !� for Economic Devel11pme11t, made up of 200 U . S. proaressive buslne• leaders, hu just rt:leat­ ed a 80-pap report in abright yellow <"Over bearing the title. "Co-operation for Progress in Lalin America." Jn lht main, CED endur1es the Art of Bogota, where the Arn�ri• can Republies agreed they'd bl.{ . l4r do IOlnlC.h.i.q;. Alao, CED Y.)11 L & t in•Americao businessm't!Tl ought to get together Lo reform tbeJr countriee' econonues. Population Reference Bureau of Wuhington l,. in wltb another pod.et ..,. pompblet, "Latin Am• erica: Decade of Dedsioo. ·• The burden i1 that there will be a population uplOIJon down there by 1970 if IOfflebody (tile dotsn'I do aomethln1. 1 n t e r•Amerlcan Development Bank hat juat La1ued ft.I fttlt an• nu l report of 41 pll!N bound !� a blue and whtte. h II full '11 baby atatistics. flley show. among ot1'­ er things, that the bank bad abo11t 1147 million in tu paid up rapUal u o( D e c . 11, and that 1 11 txpenses up to then ftl"f tUI million. In this perk>d the bank rtNlV• ed 194 appllcatlom for loin• and 174 inquiries. But It hid madt no loens. Good. COlllfl'\lltlve way to run a bank. SINCE THEM. lnltr•American bM:k haA matk- five loans, but It hasn't disbuned one centavo. lts pre!'iident. Fell� Herrara. and most of his staff are in ruo during Pan Amerlcan Week, along with IJ. s. Tretl\U'Y Setr.tary C. Doui· las Dillon. They may anoounr. :some new loans down there toJ Jdww lhey're in busineS!i - for the second year. But this haan't done much good doWfl there yet lntemationla Labor Orgllfl iza. tion, t.'UtTently holdinJ lt1 annual mttUna ln Bueno1 Alru, h11 pub• Iisbed a 143-pa,e report In dee� er blue and wblte �ver. camn, for "a new substantial burst Jf 11 progress in LaUn Amtrlc1 n• 1lacke a present trends toward ing of growth 1rt to be rneu• ed." Meanwhile, ConlP'ell 11 I.I.kin& lt1 own deUberatt- time to act ..n Kennedy'!'i mes!'iage request fo" e aoo million for Lalin•Ameri an auth­ w11 ,ocial devfllopment. 'lbl1 orized laat year at the requelt o! former Prffktent Ellenhower. Congreu rene-wed the auaar .tet just befort It WU to ltXpiN March 31. This 1ave th• Preliden, authority to takt 1w1y Cuba'1 quota and also Dominican Repu� lic's, whicb maka both mad. FINAU.Y, EX.fl:N. WllUam lffltoo, p11b1isher of Encyclopae. dia Britannica, is brihging out • I0.000-word report en hfa trip to 12 L a t i n-Amerken republiea with Gtlv. Adlai Stevtnl01' 1 e 1t I year. It will be pusllshed In book form under the Utl1 or "'l'bt VBK'I er Latin America.•• . Btuineo• "At Usuar• Seen In Strip Mining •Pn.u. 'OIi POOD t11t ...- Snyd"" To S pnk HONG KONG • UPII - T h e I 11 · 1 At HT On MaY 10 r 1 ......,. aome can new1p.aper South China Monua1 eJedncal • f« lf¥1hall football coach Post reported today IU1 "GM,re .. Ille "' Ibo Oil I Charlie Soy<!,,- •ill ..... ., H an fourth •. th, people ol ... world and " G•• Stthon of lhe Sunty. I nan Tract"'• ar)tlel,c banqurt m I are now on the bnnk ol -.,.,.. Th map l'lf<'ular "1 1 be l Merttn-1lle on Wednesday, ,\hy l tJon · 1n Communuit China. 'J'be 1 /� d cille� ; ,o acro«hng lo B,11 Pnddy, alh- , ...., pobh .. appul bi' .. ::,".,. ;;.:: ohed well•known C'hmett m Honl Kon,: ol let.it director. tion for oil ID the deeper 1 fo 'nJe neat will be •pont(lred by r food tuppUa for tht fllUllo Otno." uy1 Bembalffl, I itnckf'll mainla.rid Thi lllf'iNII additional umplea haft been atu- memben: of tht Hannan Trace 1 aid tM famme II lhe lllOII 4tu. died, and whm all known addi. boo.ten' club. Adm 11uon will be : a tlons or cwrectiool have been 1, f1 '6 per pert,illl. R.eRrvatK>na ror l �°'.: : t yy:.-::· nd ma, .IM the event should be m by May J. S. Ut for lion ol ..,Trent!. l&rata in accenhns te Priddy. Ohio. .. Tidet!: for the fett art ava1J. j Coples may be obta1oed frvm able al the school. or from meru- lltcttic Mot# a....w.. ,. the Ohio DiYillioa of GeoJocital , beni ol the Hannan Trai:. Wild- I pJNnM MCI ltefritlrlfMn SurvOrtan Hall ... S 0v I -, ' • ..., · a Repair S."k•• laufatlw . at football and baaketball equad, S.IN _.... Drtve Colambua 1t, at tll•09 -. ·n, e aM 5-,.i•� "•••• 1..-1...i;.... JUII;........_ ale, tax, Berobagen re "n»e May lt feie u scheduled to I �• ,_ cr,c1 ports. begin at a: lD p.m. in the n e " ; HHtinf & Air c.n.tt-11 I I . -----Hannan Trace �afeleria. Mem- :1 A1uminum loll hap &bat keep Har•ld CM•, -.,. cerea1a &ah &NI nceDenl to aae ben of tlw varuty football and for aiorint or fremaa ,and. ba11ketball 1quad1 will be honor. Locust St. .,..,._, w ed. �l-1;1...,...,J : :21 --�WY� ;; ;'°' and �----����;,;;;;;;;-::;;;;::;;-=::::c::::c:--:�/.,.'"'.",.,;Ph ;;�icbea �;;;ii -m 1-.... ilo!>IIII " ='·""':.,�!;' ,.,"" •""' "' :i:.u.aoo "'II· ;w ! :i:.:::: Name Additional Boat Rel(iatration Agenae i1it COLUMBUS- After a y e ■ r COLUMBUS - Four additional within the OhlO Department of name. have beet! added to t b e Nalu,al Rffou,coa, of th, ,,., '""' of boat and mot« f H D1vuik>D ol RecJamation ii "u I bJtrat10n agenta by 1M Ohio J>tviuaual," according lo I. I DJck- lion of Watercratt 'Ibey are , di ch ,J,;,. ief Rlclamallon Alan-Lee Marine, ,.. Rlclunood man O work dealing with 1tripm111e �il Street, PaineavlUe. bankii: had formerly been under Varied Alumtnum Prociucu , BY MR. FIX for much attention by aafety conBy RUDY CERNXOVIC Department of �grlCUJlure 23115 Wt!St State Street , Fremont �be Tbt _ JI (U cio rl'S The people. mower rotary Pl' BURGH s W!I P Wr1Ue11 flW 1 n lint r New1paper ElderprlH A11n. c1111 be specially dangerous with "Beat 'em, Buca" bandwagon � 9:8• wbe � l e eel.a- Payne Marine, 4570 M O II ro e Street, Toledo. :,� �: ; Cold weather is gone, and with it, ��� mg blade. Never attempt gqe, lllto high gear today when m1 p Dlck• e t the Plttabu:rgh Pir�tea open theu man'a olfJCt! indicated Jat t h e H a r d w a r e, MaJn It the dan ger of _11li�illg on the ��::�nec-:' � :ming ';: 0 Stree t, aeaaq . n . but �e Mudv at illo> Ice But summer 1111 t without Its ownber of atrlpminen In t h • Hamden spark plug when not in ll8I! was a rtain s ke ce amount o1 state ha, not changed •igniflcant- "Early lndicatiom point to a �d Make certain yolll' lawn ta free � �:�: h!::i: f� ;1: 1�:�ace ly. filere were 269 licensea iuued heavy registration of new boata · of stones and other objecta befottl s of daylight in mowing. A rotary mow can 11le gloom • rose �a use fJer:, in UMO Thll ii • conllderable de- � year, " 181d Jim Welbi, dtvt. er pick .a -� ™;1;k, pleasanl weather Hoa Don IJOn admJnlatrator. l w be not he the r m i: d , lind- clJn1 In millers f om t early � and materlal1 that are up a stone and hurl lt with tre up agaInat the v i.a1• tms Chicagu and 100111 pertons whD ere renewtna SOI, but the industry seems to All mendoUB force. Stop mowins when . . . ., ,..,..en - tial hazard• can add up to Cubs H k 00 11 under a th, ay have •tabil'--' w.w m recent year,. the1r lil60 certiflcatea 111e remind,. ,� meone crosle! the path of the Sl_) . · trouble. suspena10n bece� of a hassle on stripmjning a f f e c t e d 11,103 ed that lhe original onea muat be d18Charge chute. Painl Tool■ the West Coast wdh umpire Ken acre, last year, a figLll'e almoat surrendered to the agent who preKIUen ObvioU8ly oo garden tool There's a storage problem Jn Burkhart. identical to the acreqe affect- pares the lt81 renewal fmn. . 1hould be left lytng on the connection with the many insectJ• It will be the fir.st time ,in,.,-. ed each of the previollS four years. If the original certificate has in:,und - but It happens. .Try cides and weed killen; now in use. opening day of 1959 that Hoak will Reclamation efforta. of course, been lost or destroyed, tt will b,e parntmg tl1e handles bright Check the Jabeb. Many are pois• not be starting at third baa.., are just beg.inning on the areas necessary to apply for an ff;. colors so that you have a betler onous. Keep in tightly stoppered Manager Danny Murtaugh aaJd mined l.ut year. Planting with eial duplicate r.o the Dlvi.io: � chanl'e of seeing them. Learn to containers and well out of reach Gene Baker will fill in for Hoali trees and forage crol" a e r Watercraft, 1800 West P'iltb nY� • • . put tools away as soon as you are of children· grading the spoil banks, are the nue, Columbua, u:, and a ,ervke at the hot corner. finJshecl with them· Be careful whea y�u apply Hoak was preparing to work out reclamation practices most used charge of Z5 nts wiD be made , . . ce · them. Domg 1t on a wmdy day with the Pit8te8 Monda hen h Jn Ohio Provide a safe storage place. _______ · . g Toaslng the tools in a pile will is nol only wasteful, it's danger. was notified of 1he � 1.....,=r � "The onIy 118� u 1 ���- tbm 21 Delaware Ponds e th of Many s. u o compounds are do neither you nor the tools any · about th ' Y SW e re , penslo d pu led f k-..wm aald . n an unrP.Vea m e. CIub -� harm1U1 lo eyes and Sk m, should 0ffICialI lat.d Na tiII i;,uuu. 0 new trends' ,..-� For Fishing naJ League "ia th8t there are no n Cffll,Ll contE - Twenty� Hang lhe tools seeurely. �ro- ot be inhaled excessive]y. . president Warren Gilea 1U8pendeu in coal &tripmlning in Ohio. BusJ Slllocklnf . vlde a safety strap--webbmg, arnall ponda are open for public Hoak In the wake of last Satur. ness iJ pretty much 81 usual· . fishing on the Delaware Wildlife leather, rope or a chain - that When you use portable power day's game WI·th the Loa Ange1es Area. In a few pond,, being used wouJd stretch across the storage tools it's important that they are Dodgen. • Ohioam Are Planting for experimtntal PllrpGRI, fl9hing It's doubly area about half way up the han. properly grounded Despi the disap nent ln to po b is nol permitted. 1bese are poatdies. You'll have lo hft the tools important when working with � a Thous nd@ Of Trees 0� Pirate followers. the open CHILLI a THE _ ed with ''No Fishing" iign!'i, &n· out each time, but there's no them outdoors. CO Many land � will be a sello •seat owners, in ut of , nounced 35 507 Ray ReithmilJer, district danger of one falling and hitmg Standing on the wet ground can addition lo the Divi. Forbe, � d. But w the the . fish ma n agement supervisor. DJ. ea r OJ1 ld · someone. si of Wi life, are doing the make you a perfect conduetor for man may mte : rven a vision he e of a Wildlife. .inc. · Sand HandJH b a part to help keep oh10 electricity while using power saw � Check the handJes for splinters or drill or electric hedge clipper fo_reca1t cloudy, windy and coH the yean lo come The !ollowing ponds ere open lo 118 ey or rough !!pots. Sand and treat The tool should have a three-pro,g with a chance of rain showera and plant;•• , __ , Y fi!'ihing, • a 17.e· 11• ,. ' •• . Th b --a w=i, 1 u,e thol18and11 ....,., 20, ' ' snow la flurries. ---i •-h w,th I'mseed o ii. , g B, , a 38, plug two-pron a and or a . plug, 30, 28. . !7 28 Both public and private land� 25 Z. . Mur ugh nculll:Q "'.ny Vinear will ben Power mowers have come In wire to connect to the metal out, . , CO, 41, a '.r/ 38 4' and 47 . efit b Bend MlzeU to start for the world program 00.: the tree Pl ti!:tg "Most of the ponds " 1aid Rieth. let box. d ay champions ageioat the Cubs. Mi• ownen ------who coo°;e;': �Jth � miller, "have bass �d bluegill,. QUOTES ze been very iu Some have in addition crappies, . ccess- division in ita . wildlife restora. bullhea By Vatted Pna, ln&ernalJonal Cease Fire Ordered ds and redear aunflsh. • lulu a� amst the Cubs m rect!nf t' am will , o d much the of B d C Al miller also pointed out r iw:,r-"Ggr ong .001(0 or e NEW YORK-Tom Mboya, sec• yeara. Right•hander Don Cardweil ' l'f 1 g thenuielve.s. In instances Reith ng C The E, DVll LEO � that there were lln8IJ ponds open o o or eouthpaw Dick Ellsworth will .L POL retary general of th� Jenya Afrl• . . � lllHllbera 0 to fishing on the Oldaker WiJdlife can National Union, an Afrkan fUPI) - A ceaee-fU'e bas been start for Chica,o. . . ate.lo. . � out, the d lvuuon will or�ered along the border �twe� Area. Highland County; Cooper ll�tionalist organlzatkm: ----·-- ·•-··.: �.,. • uipment to help get Hollow, Jackson; Traoquility, Ad. . s prov�ce and O tal Equator n ne t fo .fl'.lmklr� use have o no e r efforts 'W Fi m For the Joo done. eat ll"e 1Koaen ams; w11yne National Forest make us militant anti•Cornmunlsts an apparent move to bnng the the �unty, south��tral Area, 1.awrence County, and Pike Just toe the pedal and olJ you go. Instantly. But 811id,; pampers yoa ja other wayt. ..._ � Ha Sta the To regime e into Want Stanleyvill leftist j y . ppy and using newly independent na. Wild life Distrtct \\iithoul strain. Swift as a. bird. And u the With laYisli room for head.. lbJu.Jd-. ad: 5, t.he dwision State Forest. Pike. tion1 a� pawns in the East.West camp of the central Congolese CHILLICOTHE - Forest f i r e- and aton ----will plant 55.700 miles 8y by. 1uddeoly you aense the ]W{uriou� It-gt. Wider doors and flatter loon. Deepw. oooper government, U; was reported tu- fighters in thie southcentre! dl5cold war." 1ilence of Buicl:'I great new Wildcat y.g_ softer !'ieab. Body by Fisb«. The elepat trict are a liappj · Jot, and they white pine, 21,500 red pine, 15,000 OWo WeIf LocatiODS dey. �orway spruce, 1,00D shortleaf Realize Jt whispers as i;oftly at Clpres.,;way Clt:an Look of Actior1. Sound lib your cy,-1 GUANTANAMO RAY, Cuba- Army officers of the rival C.On - want to stay th3t way. The Divl• pme, M 29.000 apped And Otarted black locust and 500 ........a H it .,. -'-• 11~'-"" flt 30. Bec-.mse it'1 been See your Buick Dealer today. had Real' Adm. Edward J . O'Donnell, golese government of Communist. sion of Fore••, said th COL•""" , of o US Publication u.rn bl ac k walnut. · e 1tream1ined-bmdeitnd out-to givevou more . comm..ndec of lhe U.S naval have recognized the ,authority of been only 17 fires ib the area sm e T ( 0 provide COV• lnlormaIJOO Circular No. 21 has food and ae re ......rn so the at.art the as of but on 1eu psl ) . And it'! teamed up w ith 111 Gen. Mobutu com• "l'' o fi Maj. g n, Joseph a g base here, com·menting on Cuba, d b. � R aIPh J· Be�• er lane8 lor �ildllfe, and also to been au , of 1. March n all chief Ten Congo mander• 11 the of new, fires trigger-<ruickTurbine Drive ( at no extra l were charges that sailors and Marines . ie , Dmsion of Geolog1. hagen, :� be aa u eld !i dividers, abo n'10 p�/ . . IMm ...... ut sed burn result the : of central military bris e se d e troops, Congol ing, two, �ti ) that's smoother and qu ieter than ever. F.-"•..,; are taking part in Lhe Invasion: rose cal Survey. ,....._ .,. 1Hou1, B""4 ,.U ff114 ...... a n mil or q multlfl a lio quarter o ren wo smokers; Monday. head said t . uarters child playln "Our so•called help hq been �!ants will be aet out on both pub- Records f�om the Mes of the Informed sources said the "1th metches;.'two, railroads absolutely zeru." • �lo GtologJCBI Survey are com• ... .... . . . . . . ..... . , . . ...... . . . . . . ..... . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ______ _ 1 lie idld prlyate landa, ' agreement t.o recognize Mob t one incendi ry SEE y OUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED QUALITY BUICK DEALER NOW p h t as the Congo s lop military Ing O What kind nnell. of dis'Do S e ':., ' ..::,;: � ii.,i, : vegetables .:_ : f !.,: ":n: o T ,how t�e MO COW - h newspaper of h I was based on a messase receivl!d trict fue warden ror the division. or canned do you. like best? Stat- which have gone through Pravda. e Your Qu,llt, Blllcl; 0..1�, Ir, P• tro:, .. East GIia • In i � good the the from by <o istlclarui � region llJCt fires er rder Congu• 500 Pomwor, burned lo to ov s. bo ac · ton format on f "CertJin c:.,;.;•J in the United wer � fil iltrala. The data sheet describes States are tr,., with all their Iese headquarters. Mobutu bas abandoned fields and '¥1 acres of the Plat:J!i production Yetegtab for there fresh 81lll the woods. market been for the location of the welJQ• givea past week power to exploit the new space "'.,.,,,_,..,, SN ,ovr 141/d tlNlt, for Double'I/'Chtcl u.c, erator. fann name, elewtioa, and1 60 per ctnt. aed byaC'hievement, not 'or the catJse of was reported to have talked with "Although these were f e w e.· hu increa__ __ ..:.. -:---: -= v peace but to fan war hysteria. " army commanders in the area. fires than we normally expect Earlier 1n the day, Congo Presi• thie time of the year," said _ Joseph Kasavubu signed an O'Donnell, "the weather baa been dent YORI( NEW - Placard carried agreement with the United Na- working for us. JW1t at the time by pro-Castro demonstrator: "Mr. Kennedy, what do you lions calling for the expuhiion ot when things atarted getting dry want - another Hiroshima in "harmful " foreign advisers and we Wiluld get a rain. the reorganization of the Congo- ''People probably get tlnd of Cuba?" Iese army on Co11golese terms. hearing ua harp about being caNDiplom,,t, 1ren, believed the ful with 0re. The trouble II most agreement u d be 8 turning foll:s don't realize bow quietly ON YOUi OLD WASHER ON point In the eo 1 relations between the fields will ·dry out, even after a Congolese central government •lld heavy soakJng rain. But the Cl)ID. the United Natiob8. bination of 11111 and wind can bring WASHINGTON { UPI J _ PresJ. about hazardou■ fire CDDditiona in dent Kennedy will hold his news a abort time. conference this week on Friday "So to repeat .an old theory, be moming inlllead of Wednesday, careful when burning outdool'I. U • Power Rinse according t.. the White House. The you live lo a fire protection dis­ • Balloon Rons • Drcdn Pu111p meeting with reporters wu shift. trfct <Ross, Highland, Adam,, ed from Wednesday to 10 a.m, Pike. Jack.son, Scioto, Gallia or $2.00 �00-1 C:W0•Hf' F.sT Friday be«:ause Kennedy Law�nce County ), get a bUl'lllog per waek will be meeting Wednesday morn• penrut from your local fire war­ Ingels Furniture Ing with the visiting Greek prime den.'" -----Middleport, Olde minister. : I bu,_, "Wbenj r.: :::e colJece Souden �:!:1: ��� ;: I --_ ElEaRfCAL WOii I I CHASE HARDWARE I rt o� Todoy's Medical Report ! �• r·.. .._.._�··· • ;:\I ... 'f"'! I Bl BUICK� i _ both \ '· Me I A rush Of po,lJ[T,er Ill t}le hush Of luxury � Olr I an Mr and BLAmNAR AUTO co Mala . ' -, _,IIHf C...1----• ._::_cc:::::::::::::.::=::..:::.:=:::.::::___________:_____:�_:_:_ __ ____ _ __________ I • , and NOW.• $40 Trade-In It's time to \ • I ' /' " -� · .,_,. "l "-, Lll....i..it ,.. don't noocl period flltnltura. We nN4 furniture, period!" Juet Do It Ev Time GAS ir conditioning Spring Waterfowl Clln.L!COTBE - 'l1ie annual apring waterfowl survey i1 111lder way by the Division of Wlldllle. Virgil Scott, district game man• apment auperviaor in aoutbce11• tral Ohio, say, personnel 11 pr1. marily Interested in finding out how many of the ducks, t.agg.id last year, wiU return. "This duci: pioneering project Is a program where banded juve­ nile ducta, unable to fly, are r&­ lea,ec! In different llilea through­ out the state," Scott dj!CJareJ "Wben old enough to fly many uf them fly south. Those I u e k y enough to dodge the waterfowl lwnlen' shots will make it back to OhJo in the lpring, "The -Ing project II ba• ed on Ibo homing im&ct It bas loog been known that many kind, ., anlmalJ wm return to the ..,, ...... .. .... ,... wWi . . . ..... ..... .... ..... ,.. place they were ral�. Water­ llrinl ... ... . . . .. .... .__ ... ... .. .... ..... .... fowl USWllly nituro to the loca­ � tion where tbay firiil learned to ..,...., ., .... ,.. ..... .. UN. fly. " 11.:tla-"lrlnl!"±r,,..,.._ .. ..... Last year • number of 18\'en· ........... _,lllhhMIIM, ......,._ .. ....... .. ...., • • , S. l11■1llllcel • • • week«d ducb were released ,t NJMDUAUD Yaw: NOMI M WY, eight different aitea In tbti dla. w•rr '"alST0M CCIIOI" WAYI lrid. There were two in IIJgbilllld County, three In Scioto, two Ill COMI IN ANO Ill nHS NIW, IASY., JI.XClrfNO CCNOI IDl'.t TODAY..,.•••"• 1 and one In Pic:l<away. Thue are the area, that will be obediecl tbfl l)lring. VIBITS WITB 80N WASHINGTON (UPII - Mn J� P Kl!lllllldy. mother of the President, arrlwd bere Monday PHONI WY 2-2452 PIii PARKING for her first mtt a1 Ibo WbJto 0..., 7 to S � , L ....,. A WNk HOUII& ,ince her eon waa tnau. MIDDLEPOU OHIO gurated. She will atay for aeveral _______________ dayL - Survey Is Under Way ,,_....,.......... ,......... .... ...,. ..... .... CLINTON FISHER CO. toUIB <:ENTER . · . ..... ,............. ... _.,_.,. ,. . ':,·· -···,� In � mild daya of gmomlng the r,ound for ,ardeotn1 or turninc the worm fnr fishing, why think of ....iterinB . weather ahead? Well • • • you "° tllink about it • • • cona111er an 1ac11 cmelully, I �•u IINllize you can insure penonaJ comfort in any weatbor, l ' II '' with the righi ltind of air conditioning. You'll lind that central j' ' GAS Air Conditioning is the right kind beca..,. it alone brinp you ALL ol theee advant.aga, • • , • Coola economlcally In Summer • Heata economically In Winter • Clrculatee FRESH AIR In every room •IFHtera !Int and duet • Remove, .Uergy..fnitatlng partier.,. • Control• Summer Indoor humidity • Aaaur• famlly comfort In lljll aeuone You can pt U..... heoith and comfort bene811 in a Bingle GAS amditioner ,,,. by Bimply adding a GAS cooling unit to :,our -t 1""""1 air Find out .,,.y GAS air Conditioning opentting COSII 8"I ao low • , , IDMI the writleb euarantee of performance fmm the Gu Company IIINDI , • hou, you can enjoy it OD a modeot budpl The Gu Com JJIIIY will help you finance Plllcl,aae and in.otallat;oo - tum-. :I Start Dow. Call The Gu CAnpany for lull detail&. TH£ OHIO FUEL ,, GA S COIIPANY • • • . ThenJ is nothiag like a Flame b beating and cooling comfoit · ·-· --· -· . '' I I.' ' �... � .. . .. . . . ... .. ... ....... .. ...-- •-• - .. . .. · - -- - · . - · - " · · · • .. · · • • .. . -.. . .. ___ ___ . ... . .. ... . ... .... . _ .., ,_, ·- ---- .. . ... .. .. . •--- -----· -- . .. . .. .. - - - · -- . -···· ..... - ·· · . ... ... . ... ....__.. 4 ' / Car.ds' Power Slams Four Homers, Rout Los .A ngeIes THE SPORTS DESK I C 1 I I l c I � t Beat Dodgers 9-5, Give Notice • r P ther m � t • h � b • 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy- W'th M For Three \ 0 e y • CJ n u 3: w Ir u C s =• Profe,,ional precision safeguards your health T ree Gam e Ser,es In SF lI rour Stark's Pharmacy -= :J ... • s,,;. Ob I Mr l • ffffi w f;;';! tu. .:m ,J Today's Sport Parade_ Bahe,S Home Run R ecord s3fe Another year Lett 30" Fountain Brush Shut-off Valve - 99c Ideal for Washing Car Windows - DuPont Polish Cleaner - pt. can - - - 66c can 99c Johnson's J-Wax pali 20'' Rotary Mower, 4 eye pr. Strat. 49·99 24'' Rugg Ridem Mower, Reg. 5 189.95 3 Cu. Ft. Wheel Barrow - - - - - - 7.99 White Picket Fence - - - 9''x32'' 37c ea. OPEN l'BIDAY NIGHTS f1f.0$E AT 8:H P.H. SATVRDA'Y Six? All 6-footers? In one compact? - ........ .... ...... acalnlt Bal-. a... ct!. _ •I \llalifit-...._...... "·' Mini ■ blttlnl ■ ■ I I I ; blc-c:or Oobnd, ».: ,,,,,.,,,,,.I" ....._ Get-Rambler Excellence ■ IIGMoJ - "'""' ■ 1- - ■J 1'J ■ TOLL -----­ WIiii lfatJ.f'<II' on ■.,. ol---. -. ·t.-::'1', ... • .. ■■ doJ HOST 50% . DUKE CIUNIIS No oCINr ar ll Wlt lllre, � •• let like 1k Onsdr "till lr!Nlr ■ ..... aVlnl'llOOIING, 1lslllO oultlon4foapa •¥1Dp. METROPO LI TAN MO-T ORS launched in part from Florida, but added that the United StaW haa no obligation to _protect Cutro "'from the conaequenCtll of hll treason." 11111 sonec Aid The U.S ambauodor wailed Rw.sia for pouring arm, aod milltary adYllen Into eutroke Cuba. "'Well over 30,000 tona of Soviet equipment hu arrived ( In CUba ) In the wt few month,, " steven• son said. "Thia includes al least 15 Soviet at>-ton tanb, 19 Soviet assault guns, 15 Soviet SS-too tanks, '18 Soviet 78-mlllimeter field guns, tour Soviet 122 • mlllimeter field gun, and over 100 Soviet heavy macbiM gun1, Chilli'cothe's F1'nest Old Homes Open Oil April 30th Chil!�cothe will celebrate l t s first Visit our Homes Day on April lO, when ■Ix oI its finest old homes will be open lo t h e general public. The tour ls being sponsored by the Ross County Historical Society to preserve intereat in historic old homes and their restoration. Next to Marietta, Chillicothe ls the oldast town weal of the Ailegheniea. It was officlaU, founded in 1796, but was a ,settlement for many years before that date. Many of it, lineal old homes. ln• eluding the ones to be visited, WeN built In the early 1800'&. Ho1te.ues In each of the \'IJltation homes will wear dresses of that . . period and wt plalD the h�1 ■od the antiquell they conlam. l Hou ses will be open from p.m to 5 p.m. and the Historical Muaeum wm alao be open to Ylsltors , during those hours. 1'here wUI be free parking and a display of ancient vehicles. Tea will be served later. The old houses and the Mus. . . eum are all with in easy walking distance and the general public ls lnvited. Tickets aro $2.00 each and may be had by writing the Ross County Historleal Society, or at the Mwieum or any of the old homes lo be vi!ittd on "Visit our Homes Day." ' Dally Sent i nel, Pomeroy,Mlddleport�A prll 18, 196 1-, Oak Hill 1-" o1 Well - I!<. o.. Hill. Rt. • 111,nday. :J IIEI.TON MOWBR.\Y, l!nglmYJ I rUPI > - c...., ...... bi■ am>)' ,_ l(oad,y _ . ......... ., 1 1 4 day■ in cal! a.nf�t Caeoar � • ,...,......1d At.. Uoa aod he �t AWOL last wt!lfk on hia flrat day in the lffVice. He took one look al the war doj train ing school OIi hi1 am val and bolt..i. I Caesar wu found Monday-in a near by � food factory . Mr. and Mn. Dale douae fibI rte DaltooJ and Mn. LyM Da.• 1 too of Columbu, 1'� S U nd,.y • 1 gunta of Oak Hill lrienda. Mr" BY M, KATHRYN EVANl!I Dalton wW leavt within a wee.: Mr1. Jack Jona I Betty K I y for CalUornil where ahe w i 1t Hujhes > � • ourikal patient ., j spe,,d ,ome Ume with bee daughHolzer ho.11pital, Gallipoli, ter I d l ye ll, Kir erry ar Mr1 . Harold Wayne Jonet ( 8� · -o 3i.end.a J "OVer 200 Soviet and Czechot1o• Kir H. R. . Mr n and Mr. f l.. ty Kay HughesJ ii a 1urgical P'.l· i vat military advllers are in Cuba, ao u, , 4 Rt. Oa of e H all k nd �r- tlent at Holier Hospitat W REFUGEES n.EE CHINA and over 15G Cuban mlUtary pert at y y urg w he t he er 0.11� 1 Mr. and Mn. Edward R I (,'1 . ' HONG KONG C UPU - FortyTuelda 1011D.el have been aent to t (So- � S H,all hoa�ltal (or the removal cii 1 Mr11 . WWiam Everett Jones and (in Chim!111 refugees escaped Yiet) blcc for tralni�g.'' 1 Mr. Thoma• E. Morgan are spend from Canton Monday In a daring nsill. StevetliOD also read 8 long list ilia to O of o Daniel M. J ne• at inf sev eral days this week with motor boat trip down the heavily of former Castro ,upporten who �Hill Rt, 3 ,pent Monday at Colun 1- I Mr. aod Mrt. l!'.dwln Morgan ..t patrolled Pearl Riv . The IIO-foot er have fled Cuba. 1 Levittltown, Pa. but. boat carried 29 men, 4 wonvn . . Offen N, Proof Roome Burton waa corumed to , l Comput aever:a n t2 chl1dre and Mr and Mrs ' Ralpb Weat of Roa offered no proof of hls hi.I home 1everal daya tbla wtdt 1 . · mun!Jt gunboat, to Macao · a PorAlhance. spent TbW'Jday be, e ug.e,e charge1. After Stevemon'a denial, due to vina. t colony. -----­ a an a � aaid ��ly lb l the American 1be regular meeting of the Otok with Mr. Rodney Weal on O k 1 ---diplomat did ?°t rebut any of Hill Hoapital AUJ:lllary met Mon - Hill Rt. 3. 'I1ie ne•l)' organbed L lo n , , m�tate nta, n he h day evening April 10 et 7:30 al A tiny Jacbon county laule elub met WednetdaJ evening at .t wa� ked qutc Y out O the ia the Hospital Cafeteria, with Naria proved that ahe could . maat.er the Banquet room of the Hi-WMJ room. na Lewis, the praiident, in charge. words Wednesday evening wheu Rellauranl . SteYenson wu considerma: a The aecretary 'a and treasurer ll 1be walkld off with the Jacbm [ piiiiiiiiiiaiiiiaiiiiaiiiiaiiiiaiioiiii--.l formal detnand that the committe report, were given and ■pprov- County apelling bee title. Shi 11 declare Roa'1 charge faiae and ed. It w as decided th.at thfi Auxil• Donna Kuhn. 12-year-old seventh Men's & Boys' uasub,tantiated. as w as proposed Qlry woold again sponsor a girl grader at Jefferson achool The in Jan�ary when Cuba cha�ed from the High 1ehool to e n ter win for Donna runner-up In t h • the Uruted State1J with plarunna: nurses this year. 'lbe AUJ:iliar; county bee laat )'ear, gives her a Invasion. allo thl, year ant having charge berth QI tho Times Dbtrlot Spoll­ Small I I To of the cancer drive in t1t1t a rea, Ing Bee of Portmnouth April n. Big 1 1 _ IWU& TOO FAST 'lbere were 18 present. At the DoMa, the daughtt!r of Mr. awt pr. LONDON <UPll-David Sinclair conclusion of the meetlng refre!I,. Mrs. Robert Kuhn of Oak Hill Rt was fined $8.40 Monda)' for driv- menta were served. 3 clinchtd the title before abot.t ing carelessly ,1t four miles per Jenifer Lewis of Jeclr.aon ap,mt 200 perao111 by IIJ)elllng ''eliptical" hour. the weekend hert with her grand- .and going on to 1pell the f I n :II MIDDllPORT He operates a 11team-roller. parents, Mr. and Mn. Lawrence word "ensemble.• �ial Notes ant TENNIS SHOES • s1·" ,_ AU (nt..i., Iv"- - Wallo, c.111 ..o, Woo"-" "9 - I • Up lo Oa1dt WIiii Pro 5hNn Drlos ,_ Only 20 Mlnut.. a- ...., , w_ ,,. - - 0,, - WIiii In Pro � thete ..,. � ...,_ able fMtw• of eaulNon pa.­ wdi of appllcat5on • • • tHII,, formily ol co'6r oncf ...._ o..... • .1 ... .-.riety •f 111rl■ce1 , • • rapHI drylftv . . . NW fl al:ililJ ..i ••· ol rleee-up., °' ... '°'- Only -.:..u. s5.11 Roush's Shu Store .' ,, Expect An Early Start On Development Of New lake ••24•• Anniversary ... i weNi 1M ti I, n ' BJ BRUCE W. MUNN UnHed Pren lnteruiloul UNITED NATIONS, N.Y !UPI ) - Shocked U.N. diplomat& waiting today for Premier Fidel ta.rtro'a spokelman be� to offer l!Offle proof ot b1a charge that U.6. :Orces from the D.9Yal bue ,t Guantanamo are aiding the invukN:I oI Cuba. l'orelp Mlnilter R a u l Roa mau the charge at Monda, Dilbt'■ tneetlllg of the General Aa,embly'l Main PolJUcal Commit,, tee. It wa, denied both by U.S .Ambauador Adlai St.eve11IOll and by lllllor offlown at Guantanamo. Stevenson a1ao denied an earlier Boa charle that the tnvuioa. wu h G d Fee1• eds Qpen I I S, I, or::! ti Sh ock.ed lJ.. N.. O�]i•icia • lS Awa :1 P· �oo1 Olf Cast�o 's • A'l:!Jua Ch a r,res · Ins t Sta tes t:::J iddleport, 0. , Apr]! 18, 1 96 1 £ ~_fl and t, Leo's u More Days °" p • Ual&H Pft'u lnternatloaal erage slipped to .200 last aeuon For the benelit of those who after a .MS mark .In 19.W, collect­ thought the St. Ului, Cardinals' ed a homer. double and two 1Jn. 1960 third-place finish was a fiuke , gles Monday night. Spencer bit BY BOB WINGE 1T manager Solly Hemus' boy, are his grand 11am - the :.bird of his showing or£ some power that in- career - in the nwth Inning off Sentlael Sport1 WrHer dicates thic year they're seriously reliever Larry Sherry. S� ..,.,.,.______ ■____________,4N&ali:! Ualted Pnlll blernalional: 1 • shooting to go even higher. Dt--:::'"./ alJO drove in a nm with a single. 1' 'l,:;::;I "''"' LOS ANGELES IUPU-Dodg.r Shortstop Daryl Spencer topped Bob Millu . who took .,,., u., 1U ::::J, r--.1 coach Leo Durocher ii riding 011t off a three-homer oulburst M(ID-. St. Loud pitching after ltarter 1 ....'t::, iii=;:= ,-..._J • tbrfe.day suspension for his day night with a grand slam blast Bob Gibson wu knocbd oul in ab.in-kkklng duel with umpire lhal gave the Cards a 9-5 victory the .evmtb, wu the winner, al· , _ ....4 an S I Jocko Conlau 1n comparative ...,. .::� .l·IS k 1rum 1ng o,er th, Los hel UC 00 Angeles Dodger,, though he noeded p M ktentment. 'I'he penalty, in eUe\.,t. Joe Cunningham and Don Taussig ey McDe nnott 1D the ninth. Me1 �ere Js always a big turnout at the A nnual Fire- also hit St . Louis homers. w a slap on tho wrlilt. Dennott retired Wally Moon for Tm NI an If I w■llf: Q.e May a, just en s anque for National Lea irue P !'�sident WarB m t Pomeroy High football and basketMickey Mantle of the New York the final out w !lb the buia Bowen If I lian to pat ■p .W. .. .. mill tayera. . IUIIJ Aprll dlewen! ren Giles set Lippy Leo down for Yankees and comebaclt-b loaded. o u n d Sa urday mgbt 1I was no different! . the three days, Monday through Gary Geiger of the Boston Red Tie F ,._.. omeroy oach s, pick Retton, now of Sox alBO hit important gWednesda but at the same tome homers in The v ktory :,ved the Cardi R j r& �ei��aeJ1t d � e se n tl at t. M O n d a y's abbreviated me jor Indicated he YIU lesl than please:! Into a tlrat-place tie with the idl, M Vernon were o!�a!3 reca�ftng·�h:·r g�y s at P yomero • leasue schedule . with the conduct of Conlan who, '·-•· -- C •• •-Fr&nCIICO G, , B0lb 'ind!ca Ie d great love for this area and repeated r,y M · · - .,_ " like Durocher, has a low bolling antI, ' hom�' · •·�lh a .�an Dodgers 1ame wu only one found 1hemselves recalling happy i,tcldents while coach- ba.se, was point. h1s 11rs, h1t ol ua,:J year played i:, the NaUobIha al League. • Ing here. 'nd helped 'h" Y ankees gaQI . . Durocher and Conlan .....anged mo ou Le In the A rlc Retton has moved up In the coaching ranks since leavague, Mu> t umph over th8 K ansa, City cks to �e shins Sunday ln , the Your regiltenid pb■rmaCli.tt worb hand in ki The l y SC RA SAN F NCI O (UPi Ing Pomero . He is now head coach al Mansfield-Mad i- !:i \\ tie ' s homer and Whiley Ford'• hl Dod � cs. he of inning Pitt ger hand swith your phyllciaa. for the prolec• l son supervises a staff of eight assistants. three- hlt pitchinJ: eent the Yan- C lncinnell Reds and San Jl'rancll- fourth Ge ger, out for the la5l half after burgh the Dodgers game of i lion of your health , , . fil11 each preacr. p• eeOf course, Jim Vennarrl, Rutland coach, was present. keeJ on to victory over lhe A'1. co G lant, 0 aera thr lest ica_ beca s mau on itaged a llap u protest over a foul e 11 co �r sed � tion with the utmOllt p�ilion IO that yoll Al utual be brought hi s good humor along to match Mantle elso had two singles and lea here ton:t which :::;:: call by the plate um pire on Nono may enjoy the full benefit of that of Toastmaster Jim Dlehl's and Dr. T. A. Hewet- lung, hit a sevenl h•inn m� homer a walk. He alao drove In the Yan- one of the clubs to the top dook>r'o that proved to be the dec iding run '- ' Larker'• p fly. po . okilL toD'I. third run· F0rd s•-·· .,ees • ou1 Nattonal League ar into the aec, 1.1uu. m Durocher. in numeroua rhubarbs Tbe firemen have held the banquet at their Second · the Red Sox 3·2 Vl('tory over eight and did not perm.l I MlWler ond dJvlslon. Ward Firehouse for the past several years and it is a I th.e Los Angde.11 Ang�ls. with umplres during his tenure a., to get past aecond hue. The Giant, share lbe lead in manager of the old Bookl Reaches idlltstooo , East Main St. true feast for everyone who ts �nvited. JD Pomeroy J er Walker, ua ally Mantle • the lellior loop witb the St. Lowa Dodgen and New York Giant, I:! � Ted Mankin again was praised by those attend ing. He I. Duke Snider bit a two-run horn- ne-, Wo are al roar ,en,lee around cloe,t . ll wben be pttched Ior lhe Cardinali, who took two hom the laughingly said he wn 1.ove,: . la the man who annually prepares the delicious oyster ' er 1n a losing cauae but It en• B l t O m re olea, ..... .. yiel _ the both weebnd ded the 0 n Reda over ebled the M-year old J'>oda 11.ew• eer out • t mat.....-" because Conlan won1 yankee l'WUI dW' InI the aev- apor tiq 4-2 recurdl. The ' Oehler to reach a 1lgnificanl mile-· three Reda art lhln guards. . en innlli'8 ho worked. right behind , only • half game off When bas written Sports Desk giving answers atone. Thia wa!I tht1 '7oth homer Louise Gilmore he was first aaked it het J cki a J pact. the baseta •�gle, 1n,en·, e Snider's of ced a pl career and hlm for .Saturday 1 baseball quit whi�h has stirred interest Manager Fred ffut.cblnMO w:UJ.. seventh on baseball's all-time load� walk and �trger'a homer dur.m1 the past few day . Her letter: supplied lhe Red Sa:1 with their put his ace on the mound ID hopea homer-hilling list. Sport.a Desk: Enjoy very much your baseball questions. They sure The Cards were ,.ue of the big three runs agalaat the Angela. of &cltiq the aeries off oo the surprises of last Jleason whell they Mike Fomieles, who la1t season right foot. have me going to my ret!ord books. Do you have more information on your answer to the wou nd up in thwi place. This sea- set an AL record of 70 relief apHe plana to start Bob Purkey, longest game question between Detroit and Chicago in son the conselUU& picked the pearun�a. came to the rescue of • slow-balling 1Ldearmer who a). 1945 1 how many inninJs, etc.? Cards to finish fourth, but their starter Ton Brewer In the sev- waya ieems to cut the Giant 1lu&• There was a 26 inning game between the Braves aod e arly·season ■bowing hints they enth when Ted Khwwskl and ger■ down to ,i&e. Brooklyn , ,at Boston , on �ay , 1 , 1920. Also , ihe longllst could be a 5erioua pennant threat. Steve Bilko hit doubles. Albie Laat teeson Purkey bunt up 17 scoreless he game was 19 mnmgs at Brook lyn , Sept 1 1 , Cu nn ingh.am, whose batting av- Pearson hll a l..01 Angeies homer. wins. Four of them were over the 11146, the Reds and Brooklyn, called because of dark ne.,ss. -· - -- --Giant.. lk bu • victory over Th e 1ongest nlght game was Sept . 15 , I 950, I 9 m, Chicago already this ,..,.._ nlngs, at Philadelphia, the Reds and Phils. Rookie manager Al Darll wUI The most home run, was by tho Giants (1947) and send the 111rprlslng am, i- to POMEROY Reds, 1956, was 221, Instead ol 20 1 . UI at Cudleotlck Park toIha b First All Star Game lnformation, conceived by the IIJiht. Loe, wa, hit fretly oU lut late Arch Ward, Sport, Editor of Chicago Tribune: It Jear, bot earned a berth on the was played In 1 933 as part of the World', Fair in Chi• 1iarting rotation by looking ,harp (nlghU Angeles Loa al Louis st. cago, July 6, 1933. By unlled Preu lnteTnatlosnd J aprUII. lh1I (O.Ol. Craig v1. ) - Cicolte C&-1 American Leafue 4, Pitcher , Gomez; National League National Lf•I•� Wedneiday Loe1 madt hll 2, PUcher1 Halla an. w. L. Pd. GB ! ClnclMatl at San Franclaco Last t in three yun • winstart (ir t Babe Ruth Information: 4 2 .667 . . <night> - Purkey 1 1-0) va. � st Loula nlng ooe u he went eight In, 2 .667 < HI> . Age 20, 1 914, •l ned contract with Baltimore Orioles Fr� nlnp agalnat the World Chamunu for $600, was bou1it by Red Sox from Baltimore, farm• Clnclnnoll Wtdl!Hday'• ½ a 2 .600 G pion Plt11burgh Plrot.s In a gome ed to Providence at , 1 ,300 salary. His top salary was Pittsburih nlibt Pblla., at Milw•ukee 3 3 _ 500 , '80,000, In 1 930-3 1 &t New York. San Francisco won, :1- 1. oighl , , .500 t Chicago at Pittsburgh, d Chicago p club, were ldlo IIDDday, I n my collection I h ave an 1893 Baseball Gulde an Loa Aog Both 3 , 429 1v, St. r..,u� at Loo An les, night ala& an 1893 schedule of the Reds given to m e by the late Philadelphia 11ut each IOI tn,.,• ..,, 2 4 . !'3 2 CQlctnnall at San Francisco �.. - -· l,l@rt Stansbury, , out oL the p.,rl/i Le nlerlc 3 250 1 1 ope A 00 waukee M'I ' people �her , hearing In Interested • .:J, would be 'lllo Granto .,.,....tralad .., Ibo . Mond ay ti Rnu11■ W. L. P4!t. Git . bo have bue baII co 11 ec t10ns. . batting cage. Tbe team'1 batting A e1cs 5 c ni,.., ""'t J . Minnesota 4 1 .800 Louise Gilmore St Loms 9 1..oa i1ng aver da a :I l .750 · �; . : '°o : :i:, ( Only gnme IIChedulec H Cleveland Cin cinnati Fan 1 Y " 9 Probahle �Kt-Mn De : TuHday' : : t 2 troit .NJ7 t t s as for your intere and Note - Thank you Louise eyes 1G •r ape.. ave 1 "" phl_e Phlladel at Milwaukee 2 1 .667 1 Boston for your wantinR more information abo ut the 1ongest ive tbe baffling pitches or Pur· Sul vs 1 Spah Y h• nlghl 1 (0f n 2 I . 667 t r l . ork New rast of one pulled a game recorded, Sports Desk sort I e . 1 I .m 2 __:y__________ , Los Angeles there. You are correct on the longest game by innings van CO- t l . 1 1 2 .:m 1 but by hours our record book shows that American Chit'ago al Pittshurg - Card- Kansa8 City 1 2 s AID CORVM n.rND League dubs Detroit and Chicago battled "(about) 4 well (O-Ol or Ellsworth < 0--0 > vs. ' Chicago NEW YORK U1l'I> -The New 1 Mi1.ell i0-0 \ . t 3 . 250 2 111 )]ours'' with Chicago winning 8•7. -- --- ___ Washington • York Titans of the Amerk"'1 t 4 .200 B aItimore FtMltball League will bop 1hr. Mo11•ay'1 Relulll 1ea1011 an annual contribution to New York 3 Kan1es City O the Bill Corum FIIDd of 1,000 top Angele, 3 Boston 3 prl.. tl0.00) tlckell lot Ito openled Only lnr - 'lllo dooatlon, aro In �" ICbedu > <Tunday • Proli■•le Pltdten memory of Corum, the late Na� 111 OSCAR •RALEY and It Ia lntrlguln1 to ,peculate hit !136 home runs. Al this ala ge Minnesota at Boston - Paacual York Journal-American I p O r t 1 writer and president of Churchill what help h, will gel from nine h< was 31 years ol age. Mathew, U"'>) YI. Muffett IO--O) ti.... Pn,11 1o1,,..1toa1l Lo• Angeles at New York G rba �EW YORK ( UPl l -Baseba ll'1 games In thci Wrigley Field park after eight years has smote 338-Do wu _: nc :: •_::lr'._'.a� ck. �----.'.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -:::::, CO,O) !!!!� Dltmar vs. U�) age the at Ruth U.an two more An· new lhe power hltten feel today that Babe when I.he Yanks vi,lt City at Kansai Baltlmor, proone top year Mathews' 29. of Rulh'a lop record ol 80 home run1 gel• of Loi Angele,. cnlght) - Herbert C l-CU va. PapIn. one aeaaon ii aare for another There LI, alto, the edp that ducllon to date Ls 47. ( 0-1>. pas Kluauw1kl, wboH mu1clu have Despite the drawn-In fence at )'ear. Thia attitude 11 1toully held de- muaclM, will be playln1 half of Los Angeles, the power brigade Detroit at Cleveland u...... CIUMIO ..Wit NU 1plte .an early rash of homers, an his game• In tbt Welt Cout pa rk points out that nobody baa come U-0) VL Ptn1 Cl-0). 11!1 NUNOO.. IIIIOIIILID •oo•, extended 1ehedule of eight extra where left center and rlaht cen- close to the big 60 of ]ate even (Only Pfflll adtlduled ) - ttoGlli. fllAII all! OTNH UUMTOO Wedaelda:,'1 Gamet American League game• par ter field lll'I only $IS tfft. Work- though il' s only a mashle lhol big Klu 11 the fact over the lert field screen at the Mbfletlota at Bolton tom and the ma11lve muaclea Ing a OldlNJ· (IMIIN} � ,oon to be unleashed In two for• that he ii as and ha, recurrent Los A n g " I e a CollMium. And Loe Angeles t New York nottr IIM L'IIOfi1' llPIII fllOllr 111A11 lllct,I al aty Kanclub au1 will ask, they where, ba<:k trouble. mfnor league p a ru. mer ....,...._CINillo:,,.,,. � M.I 87,7 11,6 ff.I IIO,I COnly �• IChedulld) ever offer a Mtter shot than at "It't nol Impossible." .aya HarMIJ Came fllcoft-c.n.t. ..... :11& :D.7 .,., 15.1 17,1 aJ.O moo Killebrew ol the MinnelOla 'yet U be I a ed IOlllld he the old Polo Groond, In New aw..,, .............. 111 113.1 84.0 111.5 11.S 81.0 l PKUIT B&IULTI York! The beat there nra the ' _... ....... MA U.I IU '4,1 Twinl, "'but tt•1 very lmprobacomt u 11 Hank Ma,1. NEW 511 N.O 54.l M.l !IU YORK Obdllllo NllllOI. 611 by Johnny Mlu and b�." =borl ..:; Jimmy Fou did To Greenbe,g aad Fox the 16911, Puer<o Rico, outpoln!Ald ...., ................. -�, 341.& au st.!I 19.5 HAI Kin.brew I, one of , trio with In blltln& . ,_._Tlm,Nt,, ••• M.o IU IU 14.1 IU IU tl8 current differences might b1ve lrllh Babe Slmmou, 1847', •• the raw power nece-saary to mm, ..,. Ibo n II luclnollnl to opeculale OD been m onumental. Bui the J111· bury, N, y UO ). " 1,.... Cir X·R•J Book• al Any Rambler De11e, the othert beln& mark, tle anbe• whol • IOllnd Kluaew,kl or I eh lc difference of today seems to PIIILADELPHL\ -Mel lllddlo­ of the Y Mickey Man Dm YOU 11:NOW-that tho Ouo1c lo tho only rn/ddl,lhntlo mi,ht do In Wrigley Field overbalance the new advantago,. ton, 1:JO, Phllaclelphla, outpolnlad and Eddie Mathew, of Ibo 1/ud car-e compoct with room, ride ond por­ oul whllo II aamn there, al S Chucll TaJlor, US\I, Dolroll (ll), G JlrlYM, Nor cu you rulo CANCEU NOW RAC lllrm noe, plm omolk:ar .... omy on4 1DODOu..,.bili17 7 IN u Co • w Ibo ADl lo 1ll 1hr. N on, , n- TOLEDO Ohio t UPU - A CHICAGO - Ernul TernU, ollCb u Wllllo May, of Ibo older, u port of Ibo 1Yidence Iha 1 , Chlcqo, otappod WOUo Colo, Glauto, Emle BankJ of tho Cubo beaY)' ,..,;..tom, and haurdoul 117 , Bll w 111, llolrofl (U. man, foN:ed Ind< ronn ol b ho coadttlon, ol a f Iulo ol SloYo Iha ood Tod Kl..,.w,kl ......_ Claoole I, IA all.,,,,,,_ i. Klu' o .-.11udy at !Int baoe, N sA FRANCtSCO - Jloyt oy olflclals to Loo Aneelao ADplo. a!! (Sd,oolbo)ol B whllo playln& In Wrlgloy Field Toledo Ra<ew III San om. pn,ar Monday Goll - llelp ' wJ1<11 tt wu o Pacillc Cout ol1 Fronclaoo outpo ':::i Balo• 'lllt "IWlor'' bouollto .u,htly l.aapo ,wp, BONORI tlPI IIRITEII Colli. 11) ID, ,_ lllo oblll of hla fOflllOl' Bllb hit I& homers while that NEW YORK IUPD-'11,e UQ!WolbillllGII doll to l(lmlNpoU,. ... hll homo - In 1 9116 durlui fonned r1remen· s \uoclallon bu I GOBI 'NI IIINORI 81. Paul Ho lo I rlghlhandod hit, 1 IOl-pme 11-,, the IOIDI named Edward V. McCarthy ol BALTIMOIII: (UPII -'lllo Bol­ io: ■-I tbe loll Utl4 Ienco II • number of pme, u., enlarpd Uul!Ald Preas lntematlonal winner - Orloll bk ..._ lh■I 11 - In Iha cap, Amorleu Loague w UI .,,...., 1hr. of Ito annual aw.rd for the bell pllclter John Pap to on llramen. '11M .. ol 11,o Jntoraollouo1 ltol. 110..., Ho omuhed ,. home run, feature otory ,,,._., 11,o Ibo ,-to! bar- la 1.i111 while playing In Ill soclallon oa kl Sunday llcCot'lll1 -J nduelnc 1bo1r ,_ wu awarded a ,100 bund and • - undtr tbl � limit. tllr,.. MJI the IDlll who amote pmea. p ue or hlo vt,ld porlrayel of • 1'■lo IUIIO Ia • ml pouud, Mllbe.,, of coaroe cloo• Ml laq f " od II lat tlmal) be WM get O llltt;;.g hypo by ' playlni al Ibo Broadway loft fire• of N... II, Lfl US IJoo<hotl lnjarioo fw lmoll 11,o Loe Angelel park It being In IIIIIO, In which three flnmml laol hot - "'l1ul, ■-I tbe foe! Iha otber league. v.i n i. lntor• their llvaL" • liTTLS-JUS. all•wtldod, nrer, YOUR CARPETING lllol - J■I pl put • hon> otllnf to """pare hll bitting ho, rlRli -,.. llill&lo-Ullil -OR DO 1T YOUR­ .. Ibo pid,on rully ,wt bear- rolcl with Ibo Babe'■ and oole LANCASTER, Pa. IUPU-Mn. • DaNIIP op to SELF AND SAVE ... don • Jon." that yur,for-JN. be II ahead of Vilnlll Dlmeler, 41, mother of obi , bop, roof child... tnled - the 1am1r, toto1. �. � oldellned Ruth 1n .... • NO¥m LONG4'IMI 11'.'0NQMY, , f Two Aloea4 - In nearby Newville a pallet( � -ie eel, lz;ccJr r, M Ibo boot ch Ruth baltod out a record J14 ,wept by !Ire Thunday, died &mIn st. Jo,eph'o lloopltol. A In ,s :,ears daYGled to 11 1111. -• ,np ol _ ___, _ -a 111 Y.. Rulh'o -ly year, devoted lo IOO, Claude Jr., IS. WU lllt J,m pl!cblnl, during hla llnt olat,I 11Md ond II In llllll1ctor,r J11:1 ftlIi ,, to • pon In Ibo ..-field Ibo llalnblao dlllm ot tho hoopltol. ' Former Coaches Recall Days W ' th • .. M had onytl>lnK to uy about the IUr 81GNI FOIJK LINEMEN pension, Leo kept ha lip tipped MINNEAPOL S-S Paul t Ul-'l l I t. and replied, " No. Not a thing. " -Four rookie offens.iw linemt''l He looaened up a little later were signed u frM agents M ui .. --------------------- and told reporten, " Whelber day by the Minnesot.1 Vikings ul you·re right or wrong, wti.� t can the National Foolhall League. you do? Giles is the pre!ldent. They were Luther Jerald of North o t I've been auspended before and J Carolina, Wally Spark, of Lew1 � know I can't touch an umpire. and Clark College:, Stuart Johnsoll What made me mad was �eUlng of lhe University oI Mlnnesot:i , Un-own out of the game m the Du] utb branch , and Jlm Griboshl ' flnt place." of Phoen.lJ:Yllle, Pa., no previouJ Conlan thumbed Durocher out college experience. of the game, he said, for throwI Ing a towel on the field. Duro- ou the field bot landed In t�.e dui• cher claimed the towel did oot go out By JOE 8'1'. AMANT All Stan Of Bid For National Loop Honors . .. , - An egreemezlt liam Monahan, cily engineer. e1JACKSON witb the state wUdlife department ti.mating the cost of replacing is making poiJsible an early sta:1. sidewalk, on both sides of Vaughn 1.t on a ncreational development of Street from South to Huron Hammertown Lake, the city's wa- '2,531.25 to the propedy owner& end $199.30 to the city. ter reservoir just west of here. City council QI Its regular Referrod to the ltrMI and a . semi-monthly meeting approv«I ley committee a request of Char­ a co-operative pact with the atate lea Davis and Margaret D av11 In return for financial and fistt- to vacate an alley between tlieir stocking aasistance and at t ho Pearl street properties. : same time !ltarU'd formal action Received estimates from t he toward allowing add!Uonal funJs service director and engineer of for the development of the ntw $2,937.50 for roads In the new ad· dltion to Fairmount Cemeery, , parll: area. for wldenin&: of Morton $850 Coull· witb vote By a &-to-0 and $125 for repair of dam­ , Street cllman Floyd Coyan al>slaining on Morton street. aged curbing council authorized the city "1&· ter service commission to accept f'INAL 81S8tONS a $4,000 grant from tli, wildlife SET TRJ8 WEEK agreodepartment under a JACKSON _ Final ,.111ono of ment. this year'• elateddfod at Jaci:soo Under the agreement the lake High School will be 1h11 week. must be kept open to the public Sessions for elementary gradu for fl&hlng and the wlldl �e diYI- will he held at Pamrlew school, ,ion will ha ve authority to stock with lhe flrrt. grade competing aud patrol the lake. Either parly Tuesda, momlng, grade may cancel the contract oo a Tueaday afternoon third grade year' , noUce, but tho city wmdd Wednesday mornU:g fourth be obligated to return a propor • grade Weduesday alternoon. tlonate share of the state grant. Seventh Fade ae51Jic>nl will be Ray Me"'9r, cit, waler euper- at the bi h achoo ! Tueaday night l lnt,ndent, 181d another lt,000 and rrtudent, !rum the e i g h t b grant ls expected next 'I'"'· grade will compote Wedueada,J state funds must be used for d&- night, velopment of the Loke ana. Mill Mary Tolberl from Uni,,... Couucll adopled the enabling ally School, Columbua, will be Ibo legislation u on omergency mea- adjudlcator. aure to permit Immediate 1tod.• _____ Ing of Iha lab, INST,\l,L NEW OffJCERI Flrlt reading wu glYen to the JACKSON - New offlcero )"lve ordinance appropriating $10,000 been tmtalled for the Jomou of wat,r departn,ent funds for Elks lodge by C. A Dobblnl of development plllllCNl<S. Jackson , put oulled ruler and n.e puto the develop- pall dillrlcl deputy. ment and control of the park un- Stewart Rlegof lo the new a­ cler the walot CIDIDIWIIOD, est.b- alted ruler wllh Carl A. Dobblnl llollOO a $5 IIDllll■l boat docking leading lmlght, Durkin loJ­ !ee, prohlblto motor boats aud al lmlgbt, Harold Prloll Jr. loo­ ,wJmmlD!l, � nc,eipt of lurlni ltulgbt, JUDN J, 'f ll' contribution■ from o u t s I d o retory-, Ro1M1r1 llloylu irua-, ......, and outhorlw eonrrtruc- Lewis Mapos trurrt,e and r.ddlo llon of the •arlou facilities ot Evu, t,Ier. the lab. Appoln- by the ex ltld COllNCIL ruler Include Gor, Wonpr u 1-.t � ......i reading •f .. ·e,qu1ro, Dan chaplain OM- 0� purcbau and lllupno Phllllpo IDDIr ol • - ··- aud (IOllpoD· aua,d. od Ibo third 1111d final 1tadlnr un, - WAIIIID TO IUUIN ID • ··- .. ...... . trial •• JACKSON. - Darill J, w■-■l bul9' I grodualo la - fnla Ibo Relernod lo tho - and olato hl&hWIJ p vl acadot,.,, r, WU. • doly ao patio- with t h 1 -- a llpXt llorkm pool. Ibo palMl ln liar, -· be ""'"" Ibo 1111d G !polla paota u eodll radio �. A • ol Mr, ad 11n. lli o r l ....... ol Jocba, ho r, • grad­ .... ol J..- llr,l, Schoel llld llllll!lod lllo \Jllf■'ollJ of wt. - and Ohio Slato l ,. !" \\.\.. 7 .7 6 Mil �r I ""'°"" ..a n- •• You.pay less· for,..e lectrwtv than your neighb_or_s in near-by._statest measure IIU8h s■ ■ Al.SP: . o,..... tram oJle1 ■b - Jolnflll ■U _y You can thank Ohio's historically favomble , ... ,/:i • . • for this pleasant m'tuation. Due to this business climat.e,'tlie electric�bmr been able to raise the money needed to make ilJll)rovementa! 'Through such improvements they have kept the price of eleo! tricity down. Your increased llBll of electricity has helped, Ohio's favo��clim.,t.e has paidoffinlowerelecm; tl,ills foryoll! � 1 {!Based on price of residential electricity for 250 � from fedeial�tLCom"'.\!l!'o,till'llll ., ' • tool ' ·, '.•it \ :Y'our - O"hio ,,-::e:treotrio com.pamaa1 llnlnnllt- 1bt Ciflcinlllli on & (leelric Company The Clne�nd Elec1rlc lllumi111ti11& Company 1'0I ND PGlfflON JACICSON - Sam Dobbtuo, a of lfr. 11111! 11n Jerry Dobblno of � hat � • pool, llll1 ■1 118W1 odllor of llle lladl­ .. - .. ........ . -. • -- dall.1, .111,• � lllol - ._,. • ..,, . .,.._ o1 ,ac1to;:a fkllool, Dobbin joonial. - Ollk, .. .,I'. ·en;-., ' . �--·--•.. ___.., . . - ·•· ■ ...... ..___ 'Ibe flgureB above are for monthlyelectricbill9 � customers who use 250 kilowatt hours. Living .in Ohio, )'Oii 818 in a fortunate position-paying less than your 11eiglihcus ! near-by stat.es. In fact, you pay less for elecb:iciW. in 32' other states! · _ flt..:-- · _ - · r I ., 4 • .• ,,.,;, .. : � �-· . C.hlmlNI and Soullllffl Olllo Eet:tric Cotnpal!J \!111 �,_. 1114 liaht Company Tltt \ Mlritltl £ltclllc CoaiPllll Ohio Edilon c.n..., Ollo l'awtr tem,ltnJ . 1be Tuletlo Um �, , ' �... � .. . .. . . . ... .. ... ....... .. ...-- •-• - .. . .. · - -- - · . - · - " · · · • .. · · • • .. . -.. . .. ___ ___ . ... . .. ... . ... .... . _ .., ,_, ·- ---- .. . ... .. .. . •--- -----· -- . .. . .. .. - - - · -- . -···· ..... - ·· · . ... ... . ... ....__.. 4 ' / Car.ds' Power Slams Four Homers, Rout Los .A ngeIes THE SPORTS DESK I C 1 I I l c I � t Beat Dodgers 9-5, Give Notice • r P ther m � t • h � b • 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy- W'th M For Three \ 0 e y • CJ n u 3: w Ir u C s =• Profe,,ional precision safeguards your health T ree Gam e Ser,es In SF lI rour Stark's Pharmacy -= :J ... • s,,;. Ob I Mr l • ffffi w f;;';! tu. .:m ,J Today's Sport Parade_ Bahe,S Home Run R ecord s3fe Another year Lett 30" Fountain Brush Shut-off Valve - 99c Ideal for Washing Car Windows - DuPont Polish Cleaner - pt. can - - - 66c can 99c Johnson's J-Wax pali 20'' Rotary Mower, 4 eye pr. Strat. 49·99 24'' Rugg Ridem Mower, Reg. 5 189.95 3 Cu. Ft. Wheel Barrow - - - - - - 7.99 White Picket Fence - - - 9''x32'' 37c ea. OPEN l'BIDAY NIGHTS f1f.0$E AT 8:H P.H. SATVRDA'Y Six? All 6-footers? In one compact? - ........ .... ...... acalnlt Bal-. a... ct!. _ •I \llalifit-...._...... "·' Mini ■ blttlnl ■ ■ I I I ; blc-c:or Oobnd, ».: ,,,,,.,,,,,.I" ....._ Get-Rambler Excellence ■ IIGMoJ - "'""' ■ 1- - ■J 1'J ■ TOLL -----­ WIiii lfatJ.f'<II' on ■.,. ol---. -. ·t.-::'1', ... • .. ■■ doJ HOST 50% . DUKE CIUNIIS No oCINr ar ll Wlt lllre, � •• let like 1k Onsdr "till lr!Nlr ■ ..... aVlnl'llOOIING, 1lslllO oultlon4foapa •¥1Dp. METROPO LI TAN MO-T ORS launched in part from Florida, but added that the United StaW haa no obligation to _protect Cutro "'from the conaequenCtll of hll treason." 11111 sonec Aid The U.S ambauodor wailed Rw.sia for pouring arm, aod milltary adYllen Into eutroke Cuba. "'Well over 30,000 tona of Soviet equipment hu arrived ( In CUba ) In the wt few month,, " steven• son said. "Thia includes al least 15 Soviet at>-ton tanb, 19 Soviet assault guns, 15 Soviet SS-too tanks, '18 Soviet 78-mlllimeter field guns, tour Soviet 122 • mlllimeter field gun, and over 100 Soviet heavy macbiM gun1, Chilli'cothe's F1'nest Old Homes Open Oil April 30th Chil!�cothe will celebrate l t s first Visit our Homes Day on April lO, when ■Ix oI its finest old homes will be open lo t h e general public. The tour ls being sponsored by the Ross County Historical Society to preserve intereat in historic old homes and their restoration. Next to Marietta, Chillicothe ls the oldast town weal of the Ailegheniea. It was officlaU, founded in 1796, but was a ,settlement for many years before that date. Many of it, lineal old homes. ln• eluding the ones to be visited, WeN built In the early 1800'&. Ho1te.ues In each of the \'IJltation homes will wear dresses of that . . period and wt plalD the h�1 ■od the antiquell they conlam. l Hou ses will be open from p.m to 5 p.m. and the Historical Muaeum wm alao be open to Ylsltors , during those hours. 1'here wUI be free parking and a display of ancient vehicles. Tea will be served later. The old houses and the Mus. . . eum are all with in easy walking distance and the general public ls lnvited. Tickets aro $2.00 each and may be had by writing the Ross County Historleal Society, or at the Mwieum or any of the old homes lo be vi!ittd on "Visit our Homes Day." ' Dally Sent i nel, Pomeroy,Mlddleport�A prll 18, 196 1-, Oak Hill 1-" o1 Well - I!<. o.. Hill. Rt. • 111,nday. :J IIEI.TON MOWBR.\Y, l!nglmYJ I rUPI > - c...., ...... bi■ am>)' ,_ l(oad,y _ . ......... ., 1 1 4 day■ in cal! a.nf�t Caeoar � • ,...,......1d At.. Uoa aod he �t AWOL last wt!lfk on hia flrat day in the lffVice. He took one look al the war doj train ing school OIi hi1 am val and bolt..i. I Caesar wu found Monday-in a near by � food factory . Mr. and Mn. Dale douae fibI rte DaltooJ and Mn. LyM Da.• 1 too of Columbu, 1'� S U nd,.y • 1 gunta of Oak Hill lrienda. Mr" BY M, KATHRYN EVANl!I Dalton wW leavt within a wee.: Mr1. Jack Jona I Betty K I y for CalUornil where ahe w i 1t Hujhes > � • ourikal patient ., j spe,,d ,ome Ume with bee daughHolzer ho.11pital, Gallipoli, ter I d l ye ll, Kir erry ar Mr1 . Harold Wayne Jonet ( 8� · -o 3i.end.a J "OVer 200 Soviet and Czechot1o• Kir H. R. . Mr n and Mr. f l.. ty Kay HughesJ ii a 1urgical P'.l· i vat military advllers are in Cuba, ao u, , 4 Rt. Oa of e H all k nd �r- tlent at Holier Hospitat W REFUGEES n.EE CHINA and over 15G Cuban mlUtary pert at y y urg w he t he er 0.11� 1 Mr. and Mn. Edward R I (,'1 . ' HONG KONG C UPU - FortyTuelda 1011D.el have been aent to t (So- � S H,all hoa�ltal (or the removal cii 1 Mr11 . WWiam Everett Jones and (in Chim!111 refugees escaped Yiet) blcc for tralni�g.'' 1 Mr. Thoma• E. Morgan are spend from Canton Monday In a daring nsill. StevetliOD also read 8 long list ilia to O of o Daniel M. J ne• at inf sev eral days this week with motor boat trip down the heavily of former Castro ,upporten who �Hill Rt, 3 ,pent Monday at Colun 1- I Mr. aod Mrt. l!'.dwln Morgan ..t patrolled Pearl Riv . The IIO-foot er have fled Cuba. 1 Levittltown, Pa. but. boat carried 29 men, 4 wonvn . . Offen N, Proof Roome Burton waa corumed to , l Comput aever:a n t2 chl1dre and Mr and Mrs ' Ralpb Weat of Roa offered no proof of hls hi.I home 1everal daya tbla wtdt 1 . · mun!Jt gunboat, to Macao · a PorAlhance. spent TbW'Jday be, e ug.e,e charge1. After Stevemon'a denial, due to vina. t colony. -----­ a an a � aaid ��ly lb l the American 1be regular meeting of the Otok with Mr. Rodney Weal on O k 1 ---diplomat did ?°t rebut any of Hill Hoapital AUJ:lllary met Mon - Hill Rt. 3. 'I1ie ne•l)' organbed L lo n , , m�tate nta, n he h day evening April 10 et 7:30 al A tiny Jacbon county laule elub met WednetdaJ evening at .t wa� ked qutc Y out O the ia the Hospital Cafeteria, with Naria proved that ahe could . maat.er the Banquet room of the Hi-WMJ room. na Lewis, the praiident, in charge. words Wednesday evening wheu Rellauranl . SteYenson wu considerma: a The aecretary 'a and treasurer ll 1be walkld off with the Jacbm [ piiiiiiiiiiaiiiiaiiiiaiiiiaiiiiaiioiiii--.l formal detnand that the committe report, were given and ■pprov- County apelling bee title. Shi 11 declare Roa'1 charge faiae and ed. It w as decided th.at thfi Auxil• Donna Kuhn. 12-year-old seventh Men's & Boys' uasub,tantiated. as w as proposed Qlry woold again sponsor a girl grader at Jefferson achool The in Jan�ary when Cuba cha�ed from the High 1ehool to e n ter win for Donna runner-up In t h • the Uruted State1J with plarunna: nurses this year. 'lbe AUJ:iliar; county bee laat )'ear, gives her a Invasion. allo thl, year ant having charge berth QI tho Times Dbtrlot Spoll­ Small I I To of the cancer drive in t1t1t a rea, Ing Bee of Portmnouth April n. Big 1 1 _ IWU& TOO FAST 'lbere were 18 present. At the DoMa, the daughtt!r of Mr. awt pr. LONDON <UPll-David Sinclair conclusion of the meetlng refre!I,. Mrs. Robert Kuhn of Oak Hill Rt was fined $8.40 Monda)' for driv- menta were served. 3 clinchtd the title before abot.t ing carelessly ,1t four miles per Jenifer Lewis of Jeclr.aon ap,mt 200 perao111 by IIJ)elllng ''eliptical" hour. the weekend hert with her grand- .and going on to 1pell the f I n :II MIDDllPORT He operates a 11team-roller. parents, Mr. and Mn. Lawrence word "ensemble.• �ial Notes ant TENNIS SHOES • s1·" ,_ AU (nt..i., Iv"- - Wallo, c.111 ..o, Woo"-" "9 - I • Up lo Oa1dt WIiii Pro 5hNn Drlos ,_ Only 20 Mlnut.. a- ...., , w_ ,,. - - 0,, - WIiii In Pro � thete ..,. � ...,_ able fMtw• of eaulNon pa.­ wdi of appllcat5on • • • tHII,, formily ol co'6r oncf ...._ o..... • .1 ... .-.riety •f 111rl■ce1 , • • rapHI drylftv . . . NW fl al:ililJ ..i ••· ol rleee-up., °' ... '°'- Only -.:..u. s5.11 Roush's Shu Store .' ,, Expect An Early Start On Development Of New lake ••24•• Anniversary ... i weNi 1M ti I, n ' BJ BRUCE W. MUNN UnHed Pren lnteruiloul UNITED NATIONS, N.Y !UPI ) - Shocked U.N. diplomat& waiting today for Premier Fidel ta.rtro'a spokelman be� to offer l!Offle proof ot b1a charge that U.6. :Orces from the D.9Yal bue ,t Guantanamo are aiding the invukN:I oI Cuba. l'orelp Mlnilter R a u l Roa mau the charge at Monda, Dilbt'■ tneetlllg of the General Aa,embly'l Main PolJUcal Commit,, tee. It wa, denied both by U.S .Ambauador Adlai St.eve11IOll and by lllllor offlown at Guantanamo. Stevenson a1ao denied an earlier Boa charle that the tnvuioa. wu h G d Fee1• eds Qpen I I S, I, or::! ti Sh ock.ed lJ.. N.. O�]i•icia • lS Awa :1 P· �oo1 Olf Cast�o 's • A'l:!Jua Ch a r,res · Ins t Sta tes t:::J iddleport, 0. , Apr]! 18, 1 96 1 £ ~_fl and t, Leo's u More Days °" p • Ual&H Pft'u lnternatloaal erage slipped to .200 last aeuon For the benelit of those who after a .MS mark .In 19.W, collect­ thought the St. Ului, Cardinals' ed a homer. double and two 1Jn. 1960 third-place finish was a fiuke , gles Monday night. Spencer bit BY BOB WINGE 1T manager Solly Hemus' boy, are his grand 11am - the :.bird of his showing or£ some power that in- career - in the nwth Inning off Sentlael Sport1 WrHer dicates thic year they're seriously reliever Larry Sherry. S� ..,.,.,.______ ■____________,4N&ali:! Ualted Pnlll blernalional: 1 • shooting to go even higher. Dt--:::'"./ alJO drove in a nm with a single. 1' 'l,:;::;I "''"' LOS ANGELES IUPU-Dodg.r Shortstop Daryl Spencer topped Bob Millu . who took .,,., u., 1U ::::J, r--.1 coach Leo Durocher ii riding 011t off a three-homer oulburst M(ID-. St. Loud pitching after ltarter 1 ....'t::, iii=;:= ,-..._J • tbrfe.day suspension for his day night with a grand slam blast Bob Gibson wu knocbd oul in ab.in-kkklng duel with umpire lhal gave the Cards a 9-5 victory the .evmtb, wu the winner, al· , _ ....4 an S I Jocko Conlau 1n comparative ...,. .::� .l·IS k 1rum 1ng o,er th, Los hel UC 00 Angeles Dodger,, though he noeded p M ktentment. 'I'he penalty, in eUe\.,t. Joe Cunningham and Don Taussig ey McDe nnott 1D the ninth. Me1 �ere Js always a big turnout at the A nnual Fire- also hit St . Louis homers. w a slap on tho wrlilt. Dennott retired Wally Moon for Tm NI an If I w■llf: Q.e May a, just en s anque for National Lea irue P !'�sident WarB m t Pomeroy High football and basketMickey Mantle of the New York the final out w !lb the buia Bowen If I lian to pat ■p .W. .. .. mill tayera. . IUIIJ Aprll dlewen! ren Giles set Lippy Leo down for Yankees and comebaclt-b loaded. o u n d Sa urday mgbt 1I was no different! . the three days, Monday through Gary Geiger of the Boston Red Tie F ,._.. omeroy oach s, pick Retton, now of Sox alBO hit important gWednesda but at the same tome homers in The v ktory :,ved the Cardi R j r& �ei��aeJ1t d � e se n tl at t. M O n d a y's abbreviated me jor Indicated he YIU lesl than please:! Into a tlrat-place tie with the idl, M Vernon were o!�a!3 reca�ftng·�h:·r g�y s at P yomero • leasue schedule . with the conduct of Conlan who, '·-•· -- C •• •-Fr&nCIICO G, , B0lb 'ind!ca Ie d great love for this area and repeated r,y M · · - .,_ " like Durocher, has a low bolling antI, ' hom�' · •·�lh a .�an Dodgers 1ame wu only one found 1hemselves recalling happy i,tcldents while coach- ba.se, was point. h1s 11rs, h1t ol ua,:J year played i:, the NaUobIha al League. • Ing here. 'nd helped 'h" Y ankees gaQI . . Durocher and Conlan .....anged mo ou Le In the A rlc Retton has moved up In the coaching ranks since leavague, Mu> t umph over th8 K ansa, City cks to �e shins Sunday ln , the Your regiltenid pb■rmaCli.tt worb hand in ki The l y SC RA SAN F NCI O (UPi Ing Pomero . He is now head coach al Mansfield-Mad i- !:i \\ tie ' s homer and Whiley Ford'• hl Dod � cs. he of inning Pitt ger hand swith your phyllciaa. for the prolec• l son supervises a staff of eight assistants. three- hlt pitchinJ: eent the Yan- C lncinnell Reds and San Jl'rancll- fourth Ge ger, out for the la5l half after burgh the Dodgers game of i lion of your health , , . fil11 each preacr. p• eeOf course, Jim Vennarrl, Rutland coach, was present. keeJ on to victory over lhe A'1. co G lant, 0 aera thr lest ica_ beca s mau on itaged a llap u protest over a foul e 11 co �r sed � tion with the utmOllt p�ilion IO that yoll Al utual be brought hi s good humor along to match Mantle elso had two singles and lea here ton:t which :::;:: call by the plate um pire on Nono may enjoy the full benefit of that of Toastmaster Jim Dlehl's and Dr. T. A. Hewet- lung, hit a sevenl h•inn m� homer a walk. He alao drove In the Yan- one of the clubs to the top dook>r'o that proved to be the dec iding run '- ' Larker'• p fly. po . okilL toD'I. third run· F0rd s•-·· .,ees • ou1 Nattonal League ar into the aec, 1.1uu. m Durocher. in numeroua rhubarbs Tbe firemen have held the banquet at their Second · the Red Sox 3·2 Vl('tory over eight and did not perm.l I MlWler ond dJvlslon. Ward Firehouse for the past several years and it is a I th.e Los Angde.11 Ang�ls. with umplres during his tenure a., to get past aecond hue. The Giant, share lbe lead in manager of the old Bookl Reaches idlltstooo , East Main St. true feast for everyone who ts �nvited. JD Pomeroy J er Walker, ua ally Mantle • the lellior loop witb the St. Lowa Dodgen and New York Giant, I:! � Ted Mankin again was praised by those attend ing. He I. Duke Snider bit a two-run horn- ne-, Wo are al roar ,en,lee around cloe,t . ll wben be pttched Ior lhe Cardinali, who took two hom the laughingly said he wn 1.ove,: . la the man who annually prepares the delicious oyster ' er 1n a losing cauae but It en• B l t O m re olea, ..... .. yiel _ the both weebnd ded the 0 n Reda over ebled the M-year old J'>oda 11.ew• eer out • t mat.....-" because Conlan won1 yankee l'WUI dW' InI the aev- apor tiq 4-2 recurdl. The ' Oehler to reach a 1lgnificanl mile-· three Reda art lhln guards. . en innlli'8 ho worked. right behind , only • half game off When bas written Sports Desk giving answers atone. Thia wa!I tht1 '7oth homer Louise Gilmore he was first aaked it het J cki a J pact. the baseta •�gle, 1n,en·, e Snider's of ced a pl career and hlm for .Saturday 1 baseball quit whi�h has stirred interest Manager Fred ffut.cblnMO w:UJ.. seventh on baseball's all-time load� walk and �trger'a homer dur.m1 the past few day . Her letter: supplied lhe Red Sa:1 with their put his ace on the mound ID hopea homer-hilling list. Sport.a Desk: Enjoy very much your baseball questions. They sure The Cards were ,.ue of the big three runs agalaat the Angela. of &cltiq the aeries off oo the surprises of last Jleason whell they Mike Fomieles, who la1t season right foot. have me going to my ret!ord books. Do you have more information on your answer to the wou nd up in thwi place. This sea- set an AL record of 70 relief apHe plana to start Bob Purkey, longest game question between Detroit and Chicago in son the conselUU& picked the pearun�a. came to the rescue of • slow-balling 1Ldearmer who a). 1945 1 how many inninJs, etc.? Cards to finish fourth, but their starter Ton Brewer In the sev- waya ieems to cut the Giant 1lu&• There was a 26 inning game between the Braves aod e arly·season ■bowing hints they enth when Ted Khwwskl and ger■ down to ,i&e. Brooklyn , ,at Boston , on �ay , 1 , 1920. Also , ihe longllst could be a 5erioua pennant threat. Steve Bilko hit doubles. Albie Laat teeson Purkey bunt up 17 scoreless he game was 19 mnmgs at Brook lyn , Sept 1 1 , Cu nn ingh.am, whose batting av- Pearson hll a l..01 Angeies homer. wins. Four of them were over the 11146, the Reds and Brooklyn, called because of dark ne.,ss. -· - -- --Giant.. lk bu • victory over Th e 1ongest nlght game was Sept . 15 , I 950, I 9 m, Chicago already this ,..,.._ nlngs, at Philadelphia, the Reds and Phils. Rookie manager Al Darll wUI The most home run, was by tho Giants (1947) and send the 111rprlslng am, i- to POMEROY Reds, 1956, was 221, Instead ol 20 1 . UI at Cudleotlck Park toIha b First All Star Game lnformation, conceived by the IIJiht. Loe, wa, hit fretly oU lut late Arch Ward, Sport, Editor of Chicago Tribune: It Jear, bot earned a berth on the was played In 1 933 as part of the World', Fair in Chi• 1iarting rotation by looking ,harp (nlghU Angeles Loa al Louis st. cago, July 6, 1933. By unlled Preu lnteTnatlosnd J aprUII. lh1I (O.Ol. Craig v1. ) - Cicolte C&-1 American Leafue 4, Pitcher , Gomez; National League National Lf•I•� Wedneiday Loe1 madt hll 2, PUcher1 Halla an. w. L. Pd. GB ! ClnclMatl at San Franclaco Last t in three yun • winstart (ir t Babe Ruth Information: 4 2 .667 . . <night> - Purkey 1 1-0) va. � st Loula nlng ooe u he went eight In, 2 .667 < HI> . Age 20, 1 914, •l ned contract with Baltimore Orioles Fr� nlnp agalnat the World Chamunu for $600, was bou1it by Red Sox from Baltimore, farm• Clnclnnoll Wtdl!Hday'• ½ a 2 .600 G pion Plt11burgh Plrot.s In a gome ed to Providence at , 1 ,300 salary. His top salary was Pittsburih nlibt Pblla., at Milw•ukee 3 3 _ 500 , '80,000, In 1 930-3 1 &t New York. San Francisco won, :1- 1. oighl , , .500 t Chicago at Pittsburgh, d Chicago p club, were ldlo IIDDday, I n my collection I h ave an 1893 Baseball Gulde an Loa Aog Both 3 , 429 1v, St. r..,u� at Loo An les, night ala& an 1893 schedule of the Reds given to m e by the late Philadelphia 11ut each IOI tn,.,• ..,, 2 4 . !'3 2 CQlctnnall at San Francisco �.. - -· l,l@rt Stansbury, , out oL the p.,rl/i Le nlerlc 3 250 1 1 ope A 00 waukee M'I ' people �her , hearing In Interested • .:J, would be 'lllo Granto .,.,....tralad .., Ibo . Mond ay ti Rnu11■ W. L. P4!t. Git . bo have bue baII co 11 ec t10ns. . batting cage. Tbe team'1 batting A e1cs 5 c ni,.., ""'t J . Minnesota 4 1 .800 Louise Gilmore St Loms 9 1..oa i1ng aver da a :I l .750 · �; . : '°o : :i:, ( Only gnme IIChedulec H Cleveland Cin cinnati Fan 1 Y " 9 Probahle �Kt-Mn De : TuHday' : : t 2 troit .NJ7 t t s as for your intere and Note - Thank you Louise eyes 1G •r ape.. ave 1 "" phl_e Phlladel at Milwaukee 2 1 .667 1 Boston for your wantinR more information abo ut the 1ongest ive tbe baffling pitches or Pur· Sul vs 1 Spah Y h• nlghl 1 (0f n 2 I . 667 t r l . ork New rast of one pulled a game recorded, Sports Desk sort I e . 1 I .m 2 __:y__________ , Los Angeles there. You are correct on the longest game by innings van CO- t l . 1 1 2 .:m 1 but by hours our record book shows that American Chit'ago al Pittshurg - Card- Kansa8 City 1 2 s AID CORVM n.rND League dubs Detroit and Chicago battled "(about) 4 well (O-Ol or Ellsworth < 0--0 > vs. ' Chicago NEW YORK U1l'I> -The New 1 Mi1.ell i0-0 \ . t 3 . 250 2 111 )]ours'' with Chicago winning 8•7. -- --- ___ Washington • York Titans of the Amerk"'1 t 4 .200 B aItimore FtMltball League will bop 1hr. Mo11•ay'1 Relulll 1ea1011 an annual contribution to New York 3 Kan1es City O the Bill Corum FIIDd of 1,000 top Angele, 3 Boston 3 prl.. tl0.00) tlckell lot Ito openled Only lnr - 'lllo dooatlon, aro In �" ICbedu > <Tunday • Proli■•le Pltdten memory of Corum, the late Na� 111 OSCAR •RALEY and It Ia lntrlguln1 to ,peculate hit !136 home runs. Al this ala ge Minnesota at Boston - Paacual York Journal-American I p O r t 1 writer and president of Churchill what help h, will gel from nine h< was 31 years ol age. Mathew, U"'>) YI. Muffett IO--O) ti.... Pn,11 1o1,,..1toa1l Lo• Angeles at New York G rba �EW YORK ( UPl l -Baseba ll'1 games In thci Wrigley Field park after eight years has smote 338-Do wu _: nc :: •_::lr'._'.a� ck. �----.'.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -:::::, CO,O) !!!!� Dltmar vs. U�) age the at Ruth U.an two more An· new lhe power hltten feel today that Babe when I.he Yanks vi,lt City at Kansai Baltlmor, proone top year Mathews' 29. of Rulh'a lop record ol 80 home run1 gel• of Loi Angele,. cnlght) - Herbert C l-CU va. PapIn. one aeaaon ii aare for another There LI, alto, the edp that ducllon to date Ls 47. ( 0-1>. pas Kluauw1kl, wboH mu1clu have Despite the drawn-In fence at )'ear. Thia attitude 11 1toully held de- muaclM, will be playln1 half of Los Angeles, the power brigade Detroit at Cleveland u...... CIUMIO ..Wit NU 1plte .an early rash of homers, an his game• In tbt Welt Cout pa rk points out that nobody baa come U-0) VL Ptn1 Cl-0). 11!1 NUNOO.. IIIIOIIILID •oo•, extended 1ehedule of eight extra where left center and rlaht cen- close to the big 60 of ]ate even (Only Pfflll adtlduled ) - ttoGlli. fllAII all! OTNH UUMTOO Wedaelda:,'1 Gamet American League game• par ter field lll'I only $IS tfft. Work- though il' s only a mashle lhol big Klu 11 the fact over the lert field screen at the Mbfletlota at Bolton tom and the ma11lve muaclea Ing a OldlNJ· (IMIIN} � ,oon to be unleashed In two for• that he ii as and ha, recurrent Los A n g " I e a CollMium. And Loe Angeles t New York nottr IIM L'IIOfi1' llPIII fllOllr 111A11 lllct,I al aty Kanclub au1 will ask, they where, ba<:k trouble. mfnor league p a ru. mer ....,...._CINillo:,,.,,. � M.I 87,7 11,6 ff.I IIO,I COnly �• IChedulld) ever offer a Mtter shot than at "It't nol Impossible." .aya HarMIJ Came fllcoft-c.n.t. ..... :11& :D.7 .,., 15.1 17,1 aJ.O moo Killebrew ol the MinnelOla 'yet U be I a ed IOlllld he the old Polo Groond, In New aw..,, .............. 111 113.1 84.0 111.5 11.S 81.0 l PKUIT B&IULTI York! The beat there nra the ' _... ....... MA U.I IU '4,1 Twinl, "'but tt•1 very lmprobacomt u 11 Hank Ma,1. NEW 511 N.O 54.l M.l !IU YORK Obdllllo NllllOI. 611 by Johnny Mlu and b�." =borl ..:; Jimmy Fou did To Greenbe,g aad Fox the 16911, Puer<o Rico, outpoln!Ald ...., ................. -�, 341.& au st.!I 19.5 HAI Kin.brew I, one of , trio with In blltln& . ,_._Tlm,Nt,, ••• M.o IU IU 14.1 IU IU tl8 current differences might b1ve lrllh Babe Slmmou, 1847', •• the raw power nece-saary to mm, ..,. Ibo n II luclnollnl to opeculale OD been m onumental. Bui the J111· bury, N, y UO ). " 1,.... Cir X·R•J Book• al Any Rambler De11e, the othert beln& mark, tle anbe• whol • IOllnd Kluaew,kl or I eh lc difference of today seems to PIIILADELPHL\ -Mel lllddlo­ of the Y Mickey Man Dm YOU 11:NOW-that tho Ouo1c lo tho only rn/ddl,lhntlo mi,ht do In Wrigley Field overbalance the new advantago,. ton, 1:JO, Phllaclelphla, outpolnlad and Eddie Mathew, of Ibo 1/ud car-e compoct with room, ride ond por­ oul whllo II aamn there, al S Chucll TaJlor, US\I, Dolroll (ll), G JlrlYM, Nor cu you rulo CANCEU NOW RAC lllrm noe, plm omolk:ar .... omy on4 1DODOu..,.bili17 7 IN u Co • w Ibo ADl lo 1ll 1hr. N on, , n- TOLEDO Ohio t UPU - A CHICAGO - Ernul TernU, ollCb u Wllllo May, of Ibo older, u port of Ibo 1Yidence Iha 1 , Chlcqo, otappod WOUo Colo, Glauto, Emle BankJ of tho Cubo beaY)' ,..,;..tom, and haurdoul 117 , Bll w 111, llolrofl (U. man, foN:ed Ind< ronn ol b ho coadttlon, ol a f Iulo ol SloYo Iha ood Tod Kl..,.w,kl ......_ Claoole I, IA all.,,,,,,_ i. Klu' o .-.11udy at !Int baoe, N sA FRANCtSCO - Jloyt oy olflclals to Loo Aneelao ADplo. a!! (Sd,oolbo)ol B whllo playln& In Wrlgloy Field Toledo Ra<ew III San om. pn,ar Monday Goll - llelp ' wJ1<11 tt wu o Pacillc Cout ol1 Fronclaoo outpo ':::i Balo• 'lllt "IWlor'' bouollto .u,htly l.aapo ,wp, BONORI tlPI IIRITEII Colli. 11) ID, ,_ lllo oblll of hla fOflllOl' Bllb hit I& homers while that NEW YORK IUPD-'11,e UQ!WolbillllGII doll to l(lmlNpoU,. ... hll homo - In 1 9116 durlui fonned r1remen· s \uoclallon bu I GOBI 'NI IIINORI 81. Paul Ho lo I rlghlhandod hit, 1 IOl-pme 11-,, the IOIDI named Edward V. McCarthy ol BALTIMOIII: (UPII -'lllo Bol­ io: ■-I tbe loll Utl4 Ienco II • number of pme, u., enlarpd Uul!Ald Preas lntematlonal winner - Orloll bk ..._ lh■I 11 - In Iha cap, Amorleu Loague w UI .,,...., 1hr. of Ito annual aw.rd for the bell pllclter John Pap to on llramen. '11M .. ol 11,o Jntoraollouo1 ltol. 110..., Ho omuhed ,. home run, feature otory ,,,._., 11,o Ibo ,-to! bar- la 1.i111 while playing In Ill soclallon oa kl Sunday llcCot'lll1 -J nduelnc 1bo1r ,_ wu awarded a ,100 bund and • - undtr tbl � limit. tllr,.. MJI the IDlll who amote pmea. p ue or hlo vt,ld porlrayel of • 1'■lo IUIIO Ia • ml pouud, Mllbe.,, of coaroe cloo• Ml laq f " od II lat tlmal) be WM get O llltt;;.g hypo by ' playlni al Ibo Broadway loft fire• of N... II, Lfl US IJoo<hotl lnjarioo fw lmoll 11,o Loe Angelel park It being In IIIIIO, In which three flnmml laol hot - "'l1ul, ■-I tbe foe! Iha otber league. v.i n i. lntor• their llvaL" • liTTLS-JUS. all•wtldod, nrer, YOUR CARPETING lllol - J■I pl put • hon> otllnf to """pare hll bitting ho, rlRli -,.. llill&lo-Ullil -OR DO 1T YOUR­ .. Ibo pid,on rully ,wt bear- rolcl with Ibo Babe'■ and oole LANCASTER, Pa. IUPU-Mn. • DaNIIP op to SELF AND SAVE ... don • Jon." that yur,for-JN. be II ahead of Vilnlll Dlmeler, 41, mother of obi , bop, roof child... tnled - the 1am1r, toto1. �. � oldellned Ruth 1n .... • NO¥m LONG4'IMI 11'.'0NQMY, , f Two Aloea4 - In nearby Newville a pallet( � -ie eel, lz;ccJr r, M Ibo boot ch Ruth baltod out a record J14 ,wept by !Ire Thunday, died &mIn st. Jo,eph'o lloopltol. A In ,s :,ears daYGled to 11 1111. -• ,np ol _ ___, _ -a 111 Y.. Rulh'o -ly year, devoted lo IOO, Claude Jr., IS. WU lllt J,m pl!cblnl, during hla llnt olat,I 11Md ond II In llllll1ctor,r J11:1 ftlIi ,, to • pon In Ibo ..-field Ibo llalnblao dlllm ot tho hoopltol. ' Former Coaches Recall Days W ' th • .. M had onytl>lnK to uy about the IUr 81GNI FOIJK LINEMEN pension, Leo kept ha lip tipped MINNEAPOL S-S Paul t Ul-'l l I t. and replied, " No. Not a thing. " -Four rookie offens.iw linemt''l He looaened up a little later were signed u frM agents M ui .. --------------------- and told reporten, " Whelber day by the Minnesot.1 Vikings ul you·re right or wrong, wti.� t can the National Foolhall League. you do? Giles is the pre!ldent. They were Luther Jerald of North o t I've been auspended before and J Carolina, Wally Spark, of Lew1 � know I can't touch an umpire. and Clark College:, Stuart Johnsoll What made me mad was �eUlng of lhe University oI Mlnnesot:i , Un-own out of the game m the Du] utb branch , and Jlm Griboshl ' flnt place." of Phoen.lJ:Yllle, Pa., no previouJ Conlan thumbed Durocher out college experience. of the game, he said, for throwI Ing a towel on the field. Duro- ou the field bot landed In t�.e dui• cher claimed the towel did oot go out By JOE 8'1'. AMANT All Stan Of Bid For National Loop Honors . .. , - An egreemezlt liam Monahan, cily engineer. e1JACKSON witb the state wUdlife department ti.mating the cost of replacing is making poiJsible an early sta:1. sidewalk, on both sides of Vaughn 1.t on a ncreational development of Street from South to Huron Hammertown Lake, the city's wa- '2,531.25 to the propedy owner& end $199.30 to the city. ter reservoir just west of here. City council QI Its regular Referrod to the ltrMI and a . semi-monthly meeting approv«I ley committee a request of Char­ a co-operative pact with the atate lea Davis and Margaret D av11 In return for financial and fistt- to vacate an alley between tlieir stocking aasistance and at t ho Pearl street properties. : same time !ltarU'd formal action Received estimates from t he toward allowing add!Uonal funJs service director and engineer of for the development of the ntw $2,937.50 for roads In the new ad· dltion to Fairmount Cemeery, , parll: area. for wldenin&: of Morton $850 Coull· witb vote By a &-to-0 and $125 for repair of dam­ , Street cllman Floyd Coyan al>slaining on Morton street. aged curbing council authorized the city "1&· ter service commission to accept f'INAL 81S8tONS a $4,000 grant from tli, wildlife SET TRJ8 WEEK agreodepartment under a JACKSON _ Final ,.111ono of ment. this year'• elateddfod at Jaci:soo Under the agreement the lake High School will be 1h11 week. must be kept open to the public Sessions for elementary gradu for fl&hlng and the wlldl �e diYI- will he held at Pamrlew school, ,ion will ha ve authority to stock with lhe flrrt. grade competing aud patrol the lake. Either parly Tuesda, momlng, grade may cancel the contract oo a Tueaday afternoon third grade year' , noUce, but tho city wmdd Wednesday mornU:g fourth be obligated to return a propor • grade Weduesday alternoon. tlonate share of the state grant. Seventh Fade ae51Jic>nl will be Ray Me"'9r, cit, waler euper- at the bi h achoo ! Tueaday night l lnt,ndent, 181d another lt,000 and rrtudent, !rum the e i g h t b grant ls expected next 'I'"'· grade will compote Wedueada,J state funds must be used for d&- night, velopment of the Loke ana. Mill Mary Tolberl from Uni,,... Couucll adopled the enabling ally School, Columbua, will be Ibo legislation u on omergency mea- adjudlcator. aure to permit Immediate 1tod.• _____ Ing of Iha lab, INST,\l,L NEW OffJCERI Flrlt reading wu glYen to the JACKSON - New offlcero )"lve ordinance appropriating $10,000 been tmtalled for the Jomou of wat,r departn,ent funds for Elks lodge by C. A Dobblnl of development plllllCNl<S. Jackson , put oulled ruler and n.e puto the develop- pall dillrlcl deputy. ment and control of the park un- Stewart Rlegof lo the new a­ cler the walot CIDIDIWIIOD, est.b- alted ruler wllh Carl A. Dobblnl llollOO a $5 IIDllll■l boat docking leading lmlght, Durkin loJ­ !ee, prohlblto motor boats aud al lmlgbt, Harold Prloll Jr. loo­ ,wJmmlD!l, � nc,eipt of lurlni ltulgbt, JUDN J, 'f ll' contribution■ from o u t s I d o retory-, Ro1M1r1 llloylu irua-, ......, and outhorlw eonrrtruc- Lewis Mapos trurrt,e and r.ddlo llon of the •arlou facilities ot Evu, t,Ier. the lab. Appoln- by the ex ltld COllNCIL ruler Include Gor, Wonpr u 1-.t � ......i reading •f .. ·e,qu1ro, Dan chaplain OM- 0� purcbau and lllupno Phllllpo IDDIr ol • - ··- aud (IOllpoD· aua,d. od Ibo third 1111d final 1tadlnr un, - WAIIIID TO IUUIN ID • ··- .. ...... . trial •• JACKSON. - Darill J, w■-■l bul9' I grodualo la - fnla Ibo Relernod lo tho - and olato hl&hWIJ p vl acadot,.,, r, WU. • doly ao patio- with t h 1 -- a llpXt llorkm pool. Ibo palMl ln liar, -· be ""'"" Ibo 1111d G !polla paota u eodll radio �. A • ol Mr, ad 11n. lli o r l ....... ol Jocba, ho r, • grad­ .... ol J..- llr,l, Schoel llld llllll!lod lllo \Jllf■'ollJ of wt. - and Ohio Slato l ,. !" \\.\.. 7 .7 6 Mil �r I ""'°"" ..a n- •• You.pay less· for,..e lectrwtv than your neighb_or_s in near-by._statest measure IIU8h s■ ■ Al.SP: . o,..... tram oJle1 ■b - Jolnflll ■U _y You can thank Ohio's historically favomble , ... ,/:i • . • for this pleasant m'tuation. Due to this business climat.e,'tlie electric�bmr been able to raise the money needed to make ilJll)rovementa! 'Through such improvements they have kept the price of eleo! tricity down. Your increased llBll of electricity has helped, Ohio's favo��clim.,t.e has paidoffinlowerelecm; tl,ills foryoll! � 1 {!Based on price of residential electricity for 250 � from fedeial�tLCom"'.\!l!'o,till'llll ., ' • tool ' ·, '.•it \ :Y'our - O"hio ,,-::e:treotrio com.pamaa1 llnlnnllt- 1bt Ciflcinlllli on & (leelric Company The Clne�nd Elec1rlc lllumi111ti11& Company 1'0I ND PGlfflON JACICSON - Sam Dobbtuo, a of lfr. 11111! 11n Jerry Dobblno of � hat � • pool, llll1 ■1 118W1 odllor of llle lladl­ .. - .. ........ . -. • -- dall.1, .111,• � lllol - ._,. • ..,, . .,.._ o1 ,ac1to;:a fkllool, Dobbin joonial. - Ollk, .. .,I'. ·en;-., ' . �--·--•.. ___.., . . - ·•· ■ ...... ..___ 'Ibe flgureB above are for monthlyelectricbill9 � customers who use 250 kilowatt hours. Living .in Ohio, )'Oii 818 in a fortunate position-paying less than your 11eiglihcus ! near-by stat.es. In fact, you pay less for elecb:iciW. in 32' other states! · _ flt..:-- · _ - · r I ., 4 • .• ,,.,;, .. : � �-· . C.hlmlNI and Soullllffl Olllo Eet:tric Cotnpal!J \!111 �,_. 1114 liaht Company Tltt \ Mlritltl £ltclllc CoaiPllll Ohio Edilon c.n..., Ollo l'awtr tem,ltnJ . 1be Tuletlo Um �, , ' �· •·· � -- - . . . .. S11L wlllll PHI.LC zqt I fl-Dally-Sentinel, l'omeroy-llliddleporl. 0., April !ff, 1961 " ., II - SI· ' • ' l C ach",ne Coming Events R" Legal Not,·ce R New President ~•,• ..J -• ' Named T erve M ddleport PTA r:tc:� l!!\1!r;,t ·---- - I t�.. ' · · · • • .. ° ��===c-c- ---- - M::t ,;: i •' {, !') ,, ' t ; ! ' !"• _,,•0RT 19; °""'' 1:1on1 . 23·H 'i,oo stud H EAVY E Q u p MEN 1 ---oge ,pe::!, ,..._ ===,--===--=c==· One �-.., -,�� .... c..--. mp, sen ! �=a ·!f li! � : ·· ·\ ·.,_ .'; : , .•·�; 'Ill; .l!tle r,;: , ;�;,: =- � OXFORD $9,95. -and...,.. lief. 88o,;.,....,..",. •. " Ope•--.� . ' THE SHOE . BOX . In -lid Fortmte Club Dec "des T 8e M':: ,:,:::· �,. �:!:: Once Monthly Mr. and MN. Ata Jordon, llev, aod Mr■. llllpb Zundel, Mr, and Mrs, Ja1111a -lqton, Mr. ..1 Mnt. Garald Anthony, Mr, end Mrs. Etllooo llllrlr, Mr. ond Mn. Fr•nk Wlloon. Mr. tutd Ill r 1. Richard ()won. Mr. and Mr,, Ital• ad !!ind)-. Mr, and Mr■, Davttl Jenkin,, Mr. and Mrt. H a rr y Houdasheh Mr. and Mn. lletl Bodilner, Mr, aotl Mrt. Jacoll 'turner, Mrs. France• Bearhs, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S beets, Mt'lil. Isobel · Winebrenner, M l!l'! .,_,, Sanborn and Mrs. M ab e I Sanborn. ARNOLD'S =��=�---- �� ,, Fam,•1 H MUELLER FURNACES .,.,.,.,.,.,..,.,..,.'."'""c"""'"'"""""I ians Were G u·s -=�=�=-cc=-c-;;- f Coll l��==--=c==�- · - - !· iI One = ~ WY � • I By GAY PAIJLl!:Y oothmc. Tho Mil did H t11101 hlld VPI W-•• U. axillbllad tho palnllllt, oo Ion NEW YORK tUPII-Pmldool from Ill o...,, tho Loam la John F . ltouedy ulq a ro<llni POl'II. 11 cl>odtld Ill � clliir ii lnw - nlWI, Whl,. flln and found th■l tho lady WII tier'• mother uaing a rockln1 no& llUing in I l"ICUr but la a chair 11 an error Dl fv.et. plut, atr■l&ht--baaked dlllr. So , my apolopea today to Mt. The museum added that J ••• Eric W, Allen Jr., al llldlocd, jult I vtctlm of • JlOPlllar o�. . at1-d others who rHd .bl tbl1 oonceptlon, l!l'!tted by the lnJ&. ap,ce reNntly lhat the man In dred■ of caricaf.ures which h■ve the Whit! Hou■e had done more ■hown the famoui woman rocklo' ror the l'O()ki11.g chair than Whi1• iMtead ot alttin'. tier's mother. _ Alleri, managinl editor of the Th'll ....,. 1n,_,1o, In lhl Medford Tribune. wrote that he'd tume jewelry field l• at it again. enjoyed a column on l'tlW'lenct Mn. Judltb McCann thit ,,..k ot thf" rocker (thank you, Mr. Al- pnduced her tourtb lnnoYationlen 1 · But he sllked, 11What dh:I a many-strand necklace with a Whis_tler'1 n:'°!�er evre do for the new type of claap enabliq the ro<klJlg cha,r. wearer lo vary Iha ll!lllh ol tho lt hlroed out, on I chick with strands. Or, all strand■ can be the Melropolilu MIINIIDI of Art, twuttd lopther for - of, Whistler's •\Other ..... do f1lr the feel and ., tho - I■ �•- Mccann•• •·lhuven", an earher Invention already palentetl, eg The other 1, a narrow, movable ling about one Inch In cliameler, 11,ISf on which a patent is pending. The "suvon" "' • jewel - covered Y OffleS Memben ot Ibo - Cblloae prong, or hook, which la,lens into Choir. wbo a Sunday the rlng. ev,nllll coocerl at tht Pint Bor, till Church Jn Mltldlapo,t, -· hOIIH ...... .... that •llhl In the followrn, Mllllll, I O Me,gs• M ason I I WOfflan s v•,ew , , 'I I II ti 3' w iJ ti �:c:�M;:i::: Taylor, La ncaster Capture ds Monday Top Academy Awar -1 • ....,lf• -��- - ----��- , - - f1 Holzer Ilospital 1 '-----,,.,--:-:=:::::::::----,====,.�==....-..,....,,1, II 0 e " la , I (9) FOR SALE lsetl l - l20�E=����:ss _ ' R 1-.:nl.t'rf'd ffospllal I ��\ h1;:�����:: See at TRY m.'R-SRIRt SERVICT ! n >hos, • ho '""'"' H,I, g corn ,\mo ; en , d e o a ""' , y "'" Porn>, K, ,to"' St t, , Fo r mor · s n you m 4 15 3tc shirt., !o u5 for fr,csh. plea::;,n!'.' rr l10, 1 1 1ta! 1n the pa�! 24 houi s The Kin Club met Friday eve_ llurnetlc. M Will.am r\ \.l wne ordn your lo d ning at the home of Mn. Annlll u Slard1t' lts. res I H HAc¥ro S S_ _ U>: T H_ A_ t;_ _ -l� lw g� _ ,n r_ <l,S_p_ FOR CONSISTENT DEPEND ABLE RESULT \ MO�lt A. C;ihf 1 UPI 1 gladi.ilors. �ANT N�ncy . Mrs Ave Th1rd 1003 at starch or nu light, -llt>avy, Ohlinger in Middleport with Mrs, . RATES 1 [ u5eCI one year. Call WY 2 2044. . T:H·lur. beset by trage- , Bt' sl p1dure voted by the Acad- Harold Ebersbach preaklillg. St.ep1 Elizabeth 644 Fifth Ave , dehvery r Armstrong, pit:k-up 1:md iii! Free : ! cbarJe--40 Minimum_ I p 4 ' 4 ceDU per wo d. on, LDae:rtJon. I Robl■110a'11 La u.Ddry and Dry- ilrn t,;t'1lh Thomu». Halliday I dy 1md �canda l 111 rt'cent )' ears . t:'m)' was · ·The Aparlment." Plans were made to operate c«n� 6 cenlll per word for three consecutive luertklna. ' SORREL MARF.. weighl lWD · lbs word. per centl 30 for montb ne dnnl ng-WY 2-54211 H�ighls Mr�. Geurg� S. Hess, I stood with her gulden Omir today SDeeiaJ---o Flr8' For All lhe popcorn mal!hine in PomeEStf'I C-01\ins. Ht 2. Pomeroy F'uU rate of 4 centa per word will be cbar1ed 1or ad­ lr, cw,m..u Kt 2 G alhpl1s. Mrs. Wilham E. at the pmnade or her career- All four winners in the acting roy, Saturday 22 , with the proTrl·L RolHoMn's n11 vertmng if not paid wtth10 10 day1 after recetviD1 hill. _ 4 15 :up I _ _ _ _ WY :!-5-130 I,t:'w1s. Ht. l t-;ort hup. Mrs. l..anCt' the best .idrc�s of l!:16U. categories were fiJ"st-Hmers. _ ceeds being Wied for various donErrors in Advertmng--Sbould be reported tmmf!diately. 4 15 6t .: ,, I I Su l lin s . H I I R1rh1,Pll. Donna I '11lP rlark-ha1n-:<l bP ;-t uly won the B1 1Jy Wilder accepled ltree ations. A o !be Da11, Seounel will 1101 be rE'1ipons1ble for more tha USED FUttNITURt: - I I� '( 12 contribuUon was made UIU' 1ncorn:ict 1nsf'rt10n L . l)� W 1 tt. Bt. I Bidwell, Mrs. <"Ovcled awr1rd lur her ro le o( a awards - best director, lit! st orig- lo 8 needy family and a round wrl . or11' 5 p w, - ., - � �� _ with rug wool . . of s Nolu· e Card of Thanb and S1wflal · l!;vents, $1 25, t·hrome k1kh �n :,d . unc 11 n1 I Comp ll' l e l ine uf ;, 1-w ing be<ld m g H o;hwv Srirou;,r. Ht. I Ewmgtnn, footloo.-.t• lady in "H utterl 1e ld 11 " inal srreenplay ( with I AL. Dia• robin card was sen t to Mr. and for Ml word munmum. J<.:ach add11.Jo11al word, lt:. p!;m l � "Telegraph Servict' · · p!t'('t' tlrn 8 . Crown HI Kellie Mrs Pickett, one r. 2 fl ward Mrs. Lawrence Might of Indiana, e t:' re-fngnato the ul'. s!atuproducer's mond ) a and pla euf the c Bul her a Ob1tuanea publl!bed al I cent per wUrd. Franr is Flonsl , Wy 2 · 2644 City, Mr�. 0 . Hoscoe Satterfield. elte Monday night at the 33rd an- for best picture, all for . .The ing room suile. une bedroom WORDS l DAY :.i DAYS ti DAYS 1 MO. who have a new son. and 1� 60c �e S l .M S-4.50 790 Maple St , Middleport , Mrs. nua! Acadt!my Awards presenta- Apartment." smte. one set bunk bt-ds an,! The rumrn� sale wu r,eport.ed 60e Sl.20 SI.BO $6.22_ Sh umway G ref'nh�e:� ' l..t1 Y.-r1•n<'e M D ilcner . Synwu . 20 other items toq, numerous to � moml'nt I ___ dramatic tmns ::::::::::::., was a as tu have been a 5UC<.'eu, � 75e Sl.60 S2.2Ci ff...., 933 __ .t, 30 (' Mrs Thomas H, Blankenship, as any she had been called upon I, mention. Ca ll \h' 2-32f>4 ,.. The travelling prize, donab!d t 1 Ads received bJ 10 I.. M. will b■ In tbat ds1'1 papa". 4-- 18-61(' Rl. 2 Albany, Ed wa rd H Li.llwn , Lo play in. the movies. by Mrs. Theodore Lehew, was ----- ---1 F'ARMALL F20 ·rRACTOH f o IF 'I OU WA..�T REAL qu.al� UJ Jackson . �, rs. Joe J . Herald, Muscular Burt Lancasleer won awarded to Mrs. Frank Powen. PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 Rt. 4 the bel:it ador award for his perGemes were played and prizes ! parts 2 bottom lf ' pull plow� Breeding bull11 lhal will a I r • Jackson. Monte Perkms. C O b • 1 J�cksun, Mrs. Alfred L. B i.shop, formance as the hell- raising 2 horse plows - I horse cul - money mall.en. UH awarded to Mr. a. E. Vaughan Pnul Har- preacher in ·•Elmer Gan try." ( 1 ) NOT ICES (9) FOR SALE end Mrs. Harold Eberabacb, who livator Wm Houdasht'll, Kings- Slre11. Call Ok.II blf:rl'etl, W I \\oellslori, Mrs. James , rn A !ene After receiving the award LanMrs. RL. ll 3 t We " " , . APRIL 1B · _ I tp -1 985-2145. WY-2-6658. 4 8J i t 649 CK Chester bury Road. also won the door prize. -2 TERMITB AND IPE8'I' CONTROi ·1940 INTERNATlO ' NAL ton trutk l dc l lf r. "1 rs. George ,asl•r •a,·d, "N"•t yeoc J hope Jo The Circle!! oJ the Lutberan nu:i Ha M. Head. . �..._,. u-Atess g 'u , __ I •·• lo Zl-60 , ., •.ul were preeenb_t Fah1. r,...,. L ......r- 1 $50.00. Also L'l49 4-wheel drive ? 1-'T. LOCUST POSTS and pick e · W. ones, Wilkesville, Charles "' "'with Lir..,,, in "''A Child is Church Women of St. Paul' s and ,.,. J coslar 1 I AIR CONDITIONING, REFRTO. Mrs. Ohlinger and a salad course f-d bJ Natkl■wtd-e. Plloae IL .ff!f'p $400· 00· i-ief' M · H· "Ham- un lru('k Phone wy .2--6 l 40 r · · l k' n- Prest.;1,. H e I P 1· e. RandoIPh w11 1· ,·mg, • � bout reta1-ueu -'·" ch'ld St· John's Lutheran churches will wa, served by the hosteu with . I ren. and ..._ Servi� 81.atioD ". .. I' mer'' Haw k. 4 17 ltpl 4.18. :n r , F.RATION service. Jac 9 •-- White. , imd Ra\'ensw000 , W. \a, Liz says she wants to do it very mllt!t et th� St. Paul's . church on favor being 8Dl8ll nack b°ayL tngeratron. New Raven. Plwr>11 %366. 1 Window Blinds. and Shades 1 BEDS. ('JIAIRS, DRESSEH, wast. RavAshb�ck, L. Robert Mrs, 8--23--tl Tuesday. Circle One will meet at Present in addition tv the much. " TU 2-3537. above "\-','E WILL SELL YOUR U S E D Porch Shodes, Venetian Blinds ,taod ,, bookca·" , dishPS , P"· --::=::-:==c:-c;;:c==-:-;c;; en.swuod , W . Va 1 : 30 p· m · and c·ire� Tw0 at 8 named were Mrs. C. J. Ebers , Shirley .,, Jones won the best supREFRIGERATION �ND Skalt'S, G1ins, Bows, Golt C lubs, Cloth A wnings and F' iberglass Births p . .m. t" res antiques alsn Restc1ur- THEISS · . Domes1·1c and bach, Mrs, Teddy Wamer, Mr1. po r ting act[-ess award for her por· "· " . A 1· Se T ,.., pp , . cai; iance or rvice r rite Free installation B1cyc Ies. elc. W Mrs. John F�. Tho nton, 822 n. Williard El:wrsbach, Mrs. 11'..lnar "·•nt booths and fixtures . s e I t lbe Meigs CountY Women s iw• · I · C,ontact Roger Vernon St . lrnntun. d;.iughler , lrayal of a prostitute in "Elmer . --. Dale Wippel Supply ,·h•..ap l',1 1 ! Marie Steiner, W v - Commt rcia Sport ' 1 Center, Middlepor. Pb pu J bl icen meet w c b i u Tue 'II sd at Pratt, Mrs. Carl Hysell, and ay • Gantry.· She was offered the role c f R Oh 4 8 t o. acme · eiss. Th · . i , {2)-21-tiOtc 215 Union Ave. WY -2-3633. 4-lUtc 4 : H '" · m. Mond ,;1J' . Mrs. Wilbur � 2.2�u" by Loncast N after a success1·on of 7 : 30 p .m, at the Ho'"I ....,. M artm. Mni. Homer Hawkins. The next Pumeroy, Ohiu - l7l'Jl 1 Jefferl W ams e IJ , e c F re mem AND A.II be -' are !'I rs to attend meetlng will be held May 5, at urgt:U ., •F.>". US FOR FEED LEEDS r y · good-girl roles in musicals. · 4 1 JOtc SPHING SALE ' Allis.Chalmers . GAHDENS PLOWED WiTH A daughPleasant, PL Blvd., son Cu5tom Grinding. Mlddleport --- - - - - - - - - -Lhe home of Mrs. Teddy Wamer. New Tractors. Diseount prices 1 Gravely Tractor. Rates ReasonAPRD. ze Beardt"d Peter Ustinov, the 3 25 U SLUUGISII SEPTIC TANK"! Clog• let . 2 13 a m >1onday, Fe,e,d MID. I oontact 0, S"•-•=, Call n..:. ...,,., able. A I M D-I,. . "' D-I<· . h -' d rains? Get KJean-Em-AII D·IO·. 0-'"· English character actor, ran off The Twilight Carden cl"b w,·1, rs. R• W• Vaugban wa1 a guest, g= Disc arge d · S. Harrisonville. BUSYNES w Finla , SOW OPEN FOR equipment lo go w1th them. I\ Elmer _,· t I d m· wit I the best supporting perform- h ave an open meeting in the F= Sept"ie Tank Cleaner. Landmark _ 4 1 12tp Patients n.•t·en iy d llic1arge \lidwny Grocery on Sumner buy. Williams on F a r m _ Detter -« In nu . _____ _ __ ., e•• ..J pl-, "-4-301.c roy au. Pome . duded Mrs. Frank McElhannon, ance award . He played a rogue in erated church basement Thurs- ntt Farm Bure--J -S\Jpply, Rutland, Ohio , Ph Sh SPOUTING, ROOF ('oun1J ROUIe No. 36 Mr. and - h ol • Repair, Sheet M,s w,·11,·am II .,·1-y , w,·,...n R . " Spartacus " who ran a scliool for day at 7 · :30 p. m. Mrs. Rofiert R · . acine I C o NEW BEA� POLES. Phone 2-4363. Mrs. J ohn C'. Johnson. 4-18- n t� metal Work. The Po wers Com- - -- - Roberts will be present and show Emerson Jone -w rmon, a HE. " t r ,lbe" others r B , and daughter a 12 "'c 800 I .,.. -� - - - - -- -WI 9-2165. Badne. Ohio. - pony, Wy-2-2301. -WALL.. Ra ; 4+30tc Mrs. John Si h,et , Ray R iffle. , Lanee Sullins, Ross Gettlt!!i, Rob. slides of wild �owers in Ohio. All Barbara, (ine�t for us See �? TIRED ed attend the cin 4 15 Gt p -Radaba a ugh, Mrs. ert Luthet de n ubs � the � county are High School ienior play Friday m d in new wallp.aµer! at bargain Mrs. William Burnette, Mrs. , -- - of Timothy IA Domestic airline a n d -75 ·BALES invited. _ I )'. 3 prices. Prints, florals, e v e r y r evening, where Kenda Rwisell, l, John Songer and infant son. Har- j Slagle . Mrs. Nancy A mstrong, worldwid■ travel service ' 6- IO H. P. Scott Alwall•r- Motor. kind or rolor combination tu Mrs. !rln Youn� , M onte P�rkms, Magnolia Temple Pylhian Sis- niece of Mr. Jones, was a member old Phillips, Paul Walters, Cecil . Call W I 9-344.1. �-4 15 3tc suit your room and color now 1v1llable locally Davis, Joseph Morgan. Homer Perry Wells . . Wilham Harrmgton. ter.� will meet in regular session of the cast. Phone AAA Club, GI SINGER ELECTHIC Poriab!e scheme. Cross Hardw are MidBrennon, Mrs. Dwight Tilley, Ed�ard Lil ! ico, John F. Blaett- Thursday at 7:lO v. m. All mem- They were joined by his parenll w ith 4-l8-6tc Sewing Machine complete dleport, Ohio. and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett 6,0699, G111ipoll1, Ohio. Benjamin Golhard, Mrs. George na �. M �s. Marth� Juling, Harry hers are urged tu be present. attoclunenls zig zag, monoAPRIL 21 Jones, Shade, and Mra. Dorothy Holman. :\'!J's. Hattie GHlespie, Price, Geo�ge Rmrdcn. Mrs. Ros( 1 4) FOl,. RENT A. W. Hayes and Nellie Mae gram, patch 1:1nd make buttonMrs. Leslie Henry and Kimberly i coe Satterfield, Mrs. Harold Ger- There will be a Jitney supper at Dandakis, Athens. Following the $37.50 or APARTMENTS •Furnished and ma.n and Mrs , John Grow. the Letart Falls Community Hall play the group went t.o the home Hayes will not be responsible holes. Pay off balance Brown. i emfumt.s ed. Ph terms desired. one WY 2r H Blood administered l . t·el'elltly al anyby ny evening, April 21, at 6 p. of Mr. and Mr&. Kenneth 11.uaeD d · ntracte o t Frid debts any for · Among Alling h Mt!Jlaste a M ddl 6tc 4 _!_ 4 _ __ _ _ ___ port. �_ or included the w hrn ; pilnl �hree_ no unit_ s .,...,._ urstlves o lhan m. This will be sponsored by the and family (or a soc ial hour. one other wfua2L 3-s-t According to the midnight re- ' Plumbing & Heating _ I o and n S�nday fnur on tmil. Mon. s y o herl'afler. uth and young adults of the ELECTHOLUX VACUUM CLE�Niif'F'rVE aOO'rf APARTMENT 61 1 E . Main St. Pomeroy porl o( the nursing deptirtment · da , -M!'!thodis Signed: A. W. Hayes and ER with att.(chmenl.!t includ1ng ON VISIT IN Rtrn.AND t churches. · 3&0 • w ere n wy. in a fei w _ patients ho 44 those / y Pho e 22 8 with bath. Phone WY t---Nellie Mae Haye& Mr. and Mrs F� McCann paint spray. Originally sold 1or APRD. 22 �,e .. -- --l l-l?-u ·---- -- - "·-------- condition included Fred Philson, over $100.00, Wlll sell for I L evenir11C9 WY 2-3:JIS. - - ----- -- - a daughtr, Sue Ann,, or CharA nd sphaghetti w r dinner ntt J be ill held GALLON WATER TANK Mr� Eliw belh --4:_ �- - � :_: Iver (2} CARD OF THANKS 6 payments of $6. 50 per mo�:h EIGHT ROOM HOUSE AND 1000 ' e ort leston, W. Va ., and Mr. and Mn. at the Joseph St. 's Catholic p w,·11 haul for public. Contact. WF. wlSH- •ro EXPRESS -o � r or $.15 00 cash. Phone WY 2-2204 seven room house: One S · fOO"'l Church Ronald McCann of Utic9.o N • w Haa in Mason, Saturday, Bob Pickell, Pomeroy. · t ' R t n N II I C di G II k iauge s Ph 4 14 6 c npa,u,m-u . . . tmge , . A rea ngs: s an tam th t a 1po I t e f -t :1 eart h 3 April �and York. 2, visited re Mr. and Mrs. Clar• p. m. to 7 p. m. Ad· since J-28-3ote ,c 3212 2 3 t . 2NOT1c1 WY LHAL lfl.5, 34. 1, ur� running 15� feet on _ neiMhb rollnd a · mission, s $t friend adults, 50c children. I enee Price of Rutland SundaJ. relatives, - -c--c��� _ GAS, ,·UEL 0" - aiii o'"a '" "i - ,.,, _ lllchard C. lllldj>r, who-e plnre DI -��� � Rad10 TV Service ---Pt. · ers, Pomeroy-Mason 30.66, Airman 1st Clau Ronald McCann mldence l■ In Can, of H. K wuson for their kindness, sympathY nacea. Call for free estimates 4 ROOMij unfllrnished apartment, :-��r":::;i w::� ,:·t:�n•�t11 :.��rt"�� Pleasant 29 62, Hinton 3.08 staAU Makes will be stationed et an Air Base and llf'autiful flornl offerinH:i fi'oreman ,e Abbott Middh,port with bath and 6 room unfumn ee . Phone WY-2-2255 him 1n the ah,te of Ohlu, and hlA tionary , Kanawha Falls 5.86 J'iset Frankfurt, GermSIJy. Mra. McHhown ua ut the death of ou: 1-10-Uc ished apartment, in PomeroY. n l •ddreu I■: A -IC.: 11\eha rd C. , prNf! R TV St am a II a a r h J Th f eston ailing. r e C mg 20.43 e . Rax Cann plans to join her husband AF1$5l�J.U7. Nu. l a SPrl p Rader, beloved dnughter end a I , t e r. ep -OD 4-ll-tfc Wy-2-2733, I Os 1 the weter safe you drink? Bad Call - --- --- - - -·- - - -- 808 E, Main St.. Pomeroy • Ohio 3llaa. c . M. R. No. 1 • Kee,le r Atr Ohin River was slalionary from • in Germany within the next two Miss Bertha Fox. S p e c le I ' 1l , 1 p, w .apartment water kills millions yearly. ·, Je 3 ROOM F'URNISHED Cleland TV 0:�· t��•si;::t � 1 ,n h�• . : �; :-. °i: : " n o�1! Dam 13 thr o ugh Biddle, Dam w and A. beR. months. Rev Ron a ld 1s a grandson of to thank!! i 1 FRCE. Water Softeners, utilities fumi,shed. Call WY 2· i.e81. u ti ROfl m 4i.i: c low point , falling ly, that w iam slo was U M r. and Mrl. Price. h��e?'.:(l�h= c� ��� M r!t Garnet Will m 18-The Middlepo rt PTA met MonIron Acid, Sutni.ur, Gas, D�t 230t, _ _ � _ ( 4·11·6'· _ _ "" , · Common l'ln11. Mel11 c011nty . · - _ - ·Carson, the· paJibe&l'ets and and Odo· Remover Chlorinat-Brad-. o, cue No. 13,1&11, ,w,.v1.._. wr London wos runmng 5\"� feet · day evening with t>Charles -BRUSH W DO cuttmg LL t l w H . h rom d 4 4\' - I the 11t ftk a,d c Marmet feel and Winfield bury, president, pr siding. CLASS TO MEET '· m r Chase Funernl Home for lhei,· ors. ete., at half prire. Dome• ��- RN01 0 apart bath and MODE room 4 • tractor bru!M1 cutter. By t h e R,,','",,'",'." , " ,�' ,"', ' .. , ,�11� ',• ,',,'.�:i.,• ,, ' !J feet, dam Willing Workers cla81 0f e Th 'in-re '"" and kind words ln our tic and Public. W,ter Supply , � � ' The 1,1eeling was opened with ment, furnished or unfurnished hour Wm . Houdashelt K mgs· ror1 c 11ody or ,hlldren , •uP11°ri for · n u u,e E terpr'•• EUB church wUI · I· Also the Pome · Correction a SpeclAlty . m hnur OI gne 8 1 oa onrne,nts : stl- In Middleport Phone WY 2·3874. tht• Pledge of Allegiance led by ' 11111\n tlff a nd chlldre u I lha iurlh...,. ah. bury Road, Wy-2-6658. .J;tlPfflrl er ord11r of the Co� . nnl Friday roy Emel'gency Squad, Dr. R. male! FREE. Terms. ,..,__Lal. 7:30 p.m ln the meet at .�resenta11ve from the_ B o y ""1o Rtv@r - r:· t an down 1 3• · a 1·� ..... 4 17 "" n hur1n11 1h11 b11 aw rded it\uon■1t1, _ HospitHolzer lhe Pirkens. R Mn. R. C. st'M'Y," J l l Union Ave. Any house up to 6 rooms treated aupport ror th11 ch 1 1dr11n ur he part-- 6 15 a.m·· A. V. Chris· Jr. up I Scouts, Cub Scouts' Girl Scouts church social room. Members are , �• 1... In the tuturr, thu ■h� b• ,,w a rd• kO A ' • 11[ and nursing staff. Mr. end Pome ,oy, o ., Phooo WY 2_., .,,..98. l HOOMS and bath, un fo"fnlslii!O for TERIMTES, .-. • ny 0 ._,, .,d ,h� hou•..hold aomh, 11n11 r.., 14, 2 3t· p m : Aliquippa up 16 I and Brownies, Janice Everson• asked to bring .. home made cook 2 TU 2305 Phone apartment. � ' ies A Sfanley party will be held er r,ropn rtllf!I said eau.� w,u 3 J I 30tt Mrs. C. fl. Swick nnd Family. � - room treated lar roaches etc .. oth • btt fo, hearlnri: on or •f•er 111., 21illl. 6 40 a m C V Horner up ,, 1 Mary Bradbury Ray Pickens - ' ' __ - Mn. lru Fidds, Ne w Haven. W. $1. INS -4-IH-Ilc :- - -and all women ol the community U RED. GUARANTEED. d111 or Apru, 111111 4 p m : St. Marys up l7 4 15 Demus Hackett. ___ BRAND NEW GE Swivel Top Va. 4 17 Jk TERMS. This is e SPECIAL, ���"� arl• R•d"t, ' a m. Raymond /lalveh up Va<'uum Cleaner on wheels. 17, Mrs Paul Theiss was nnmed and their husbands &I'll Invited to (8) AUTO SALES Q r rne , , or Att e nd o UAINT T AC CrowPRE-SE G cr ED / w a i: P t o n 4·30 n· m·, PittsbuJ"ger up Beautiful pastel colored. Com• PASTURE FOR HEN'r-=- ·pl,-n-t y · - - --- · 17, deIegate to a ttend the County attend,---:----IMlntm f' "'' ! l · II tf an ff 0 s SON er, i m, n 1 d e 131 -a. 11. 21 '"') 4. 1 1. rn. 2,, 11 1 958 PLYMOUTH VB Snvoy hard pletc with att1whments. Will of water. Can handle 10 to ir, <1 35 a.m. ; John I.a·J Dean dvwn Council PTA meeting w--�rYW .. R �port · - --- - - : . . the same business neal'ly �-3 .;f - - -- k ly r $:11 ao top roupe. One local owner . sell thl· a.m 6 O l8 1 d Nati na o , own _ H I The of reporl I the Houd; Wm. : 1 F. nominating WY-2-6658 · head. �•o meroy, Ohio . century TOPS • ALL a TER. Push button shift Nict> and Terms �s �=:i rn�� Pho;: 7 a .m : A. V, Chns up 21, 4: 10 commitl.ee was read and accept- _ Gal lipolis, Ohio, Saturday, A�1:t2: ashelt - Kingsbury Road. M JTE CONTROL. Mrs. R. c. March H'.ilh, 1961 p.m; clean Inside and out. $l095. 00. 2204. 4 14 6 Bayou Mancha:! up 21, 4: 10 ed. These new or· "rs were elect- rll 15, 1961, Sale■ Report of Ohm 4-18-3tp Story, ll1 Union Avenue, Phone To be sold o the High BidBlaetlnar' s Pomero�• ---t a.m. ; John J. Ruwe up 21. 7 : 10 ed to serve the coming year pres- Valley Livestock Co. 1 . - -�- �----3 I I 301c der - One 1953 Oldsmobile . --- ijil(l---:J'i E w BEAN POLES. Phone TRAILER SPA.CE avmlabIe at WY 2-2496· . _ 175 to 220 Iba 17 to , m TOIt p %3, . 15 a.m ; R. Iden� - John Krawaczyn ;' v i.ce HOGS For Your Nr. w , 220 to 250 Iba. 17 � 17·50 • Tud">r Conv. Coupe., A t the � WI 9--2165, Racine, Ohio. Miller ' s Trailer Court, Middle- ! -- -- -�� � 17 50 • RHmblf'r : BosWO 1 _1 up 7, 11 p.m.; president - Mrs. John Krawsc• · • <l. 13 61r port . Call WY-2-5422 , if no an- : CAl,L WY-2-5320 l<'or Housepower Blaettnar Auto Company, City Light 16 lo 17.50,. Fat Sows 11 to o 28, ; p.m Maysville up 15 5: zyn 2nd -- -- - ( Se,e Metrl)pDIUa■ MotoN vice pres. y Mrs. on n o t Main St., Pomero , Ohio, Rating. If your light's AUCTION . . .. .. .. . .'11wer , WY •?-SI S6. 342 Bee�·h �t.� ri,:ht _ your sight's nut right. the 25th Day of March J9tll W,i lter Beckjord up 31., 3:30 a.m; George Hackett; secretary -Mrs. 16; Stags 12 to l4; �ars 8 t.o l2; 600 E1111t Main .--.:.. Pomeroy -\8,. 0 Suiurday . Apr. %2, IHI , ll:lf.p..•• , . :.Middl��l,.:_ · ____ _ .ate Guaranteed installations by e K- at 10. O ' Cloc k A M. This car Dispatrher up 31, 4 : 20 a.m: New Bert Bodimer ; assistant aecre- Sows & Pigs 60 to 100, Sh-Oats B to Phol)t WY-%-3870 t w ill not be sold for less than Orleans up 3.2, 3 a.m. ; OVEC up taJ"y - Mrs. Harold Hubbard. Mr. 1 8. I nm movln� lo Celifomla. �re7) HELP WANTED perie,ncell electrician. M e l ,. ( 1 $25.00. ls 3-30 Kalad Hindy · past pres·•dent was CArn..E - Steers 16 to ZI, · a·m 1%8 FoA:i)--P,CKUP - Mtthari- fore r will sell the followmg at · J . e, I Elt Wy-2-s ('lrie Servic 20 B ' ' S.. Heiefer 1 5to 21·• Baby ·Beef 18 to J ' cally sound, new paint job. Can PuHuc AUC'l'ION 0t my res I· PAPER BOY OR G RL for nGalllpolls Dam _ Inca ,up 8:50 the in11lalling officer. Co 4 af 18 3t c · · Auto • Blaettn 24: Fat Cows 14 to.. 17.50; Canners The new president accepted the be r.een ut Hutlnnd Furniturt> . drnre just off lhe Bradbu ry mud tinel Route near Mason Briclge p.m; Indiana up l l : 3.. 'j p;m ; OIi. o Po hi meroy, O f 10 to 13; Bulls l'l to 20 ; Milk Cows . Prired to sell. 4 15 :lk at tht- top of Middlf'JIOrt Hill. area and toward� Middleport. ------ ---barge and P1_, _, hIS best e - 100 1O 200. =geu c a.m: ver Shearer 21 : 3 down Lou� ��� '"::::�� I \::=� .. . 1 Wukh for Aucllon Arrowsl. Ap1)ly in pNson lo Tht' Dally {20B) INSURANCE /I' I lsia.na down 5:30 a.m. ; Philip forts . The refmng p.res�"dent Mr, VEAL CALVll! - Tops ;40. 1957 PONTJAC V8 llardlop. S11ark- Nurnr -Refri,t•ralor (with freezer) 4 6 lfc Sentinel . B radbury, expre�sed his th�nks Seconds 22 to 7.8 ; Medium 1829to COMPl.fo::TE lNSURANCF. PRO- r: b:_sob� to t:e7 h�!c�i: Sporn up 7:25 a. m 25 ling ori�tnal rt>d aru:l while tin- dl�h 1·;1hinet, 2 apartment siz� • � , 5 e r tection, Life Auto, P'ire, Poll■ . . Kanawha River - Semel up for the cooper:ihon he received Com & Hvs• 18 lo 25•• C··u15 l,h. llyd,amatic·. O••", l·" •·•I ,,wn- gas nmgrs . ut1· 1 1· ,y c·abme rf DRIVE "' AN . <' , ert WHO WOMAN p Fo rdor Station Wagon, At · oers an . f 15 c h' ff h bl' pu e t rt Middle Call Mills. . J' IC h 20 . o K Ont London a.m; 15 : wn 1 o Merrill d n Fo to G . t e,r_ $995 B!arttnar. .�. Pnmnoy. po 'l la, lhe K ei h oble "'rm heal r rs. 2 1" ' Ztnith trlevisHln, you would enjoy working 3 or 4 rd I ., 461 S. Third Ave., Middle- Marmet 2 : 45 a.m; 0. F. Shear• M�s. Pearl Reynolds' TIJ(lm re- SHEEP - Ewes & LmB. 6 to 12 ; Davis , Waroe1· Jn111ranee f I S lilt rl'l'1 ion furl o\l ht>nlel' (I. I , gas hours 8 d:,y calling regular\; Stock Ewes 4 to I; Fat Sheep 4 lu mps . eomo le radio and rerorrl each month on a group of Stu- Complete protection for all needs. port, Ohio. On the 20th d•y er down Marmet 4: 1 :1 a . m. ; Irene ceived the attendanC(') award. Hl49 DOJJ()E l ' 'l Ton loggin� 1 nwk to 8 ; Culls 1 to S; Bucb 4 to 8; 11layer. c-hair.� . Sinr,:Pr sewin" dio Girl Cosmetir dient11 011 d Tel . WY 2-2966, 4 1 :iotc of April 191 A t I I O 'Cl ock Chotin down Marmet 5:20 a.�; 1teel flat bed. dump ��UgPnc A.M. Fat Wethen 4 to 8, Thelma Ann up Winfield 5:45 26 Members 0/ machine, 'beds. antique library route to be established in and Smith, R, D. 2, Pomrroy . WY 2e, PomSerial Nd. 57 SL �M LAMBS - Topi 17.so; Seeon4, .stend , JIbrary tabJe, round table around Pomeroy and are wlll· R. G. PICKETT Insuranc p.m; Jerry Waxler up Winfield , 4 JS 3lp 6258. Group Made Yi,it This Vehicle will not be sold ar D N l . 12 mat aaea clot 7 p.i_n: Lucy Jane Lucas down Twenty-1ix sofa bed - t.o f; for leu than $700.00. members of Bethel � 10�4. Wta �rcsser. 2 Ing lo make light deliveries, etc, :�ri; ]957 FORD Va 2 door, one careful 2 c:ts of � !J"!'f!rs, W� p.m.; ield Polk 1 1 y up al S a GffiL cosNo. 62 of the JntemaUonal Order and owner. Original bluci finl11h 9 k 12 wool rug and pads, �row write to STUDIO Keith Goble Ford Inc. Winfi a.m. 2: B 30 e eld e a r v ; Glenda A-34 le, ol Job's Daughters attended the , l.lghlno'ng Rod Mulual lib-new. $895. Blae,tt.nar's, Pom­ ruga, 5 pc. dinette set, d1sheii, METICS, Dept. Mlddl■pert, Ohio WHY NOTT Winfiel . down 1.m d 5:05 up mornm -"-Jp seryree , s "--g W0111u ---.iowr RAWALPINDI, Pulstan (UPU 3-28-sotc By Their Agent, 4 15 ·tltc Speed Queer('.' washer. ¼T. California. Route will pay eroy, ll-18-!tc ________ day, at Grace MetbodiRt church, _ 1be Rawalpmdl Munici to $3.50 per hour. R. E. Grindley Sr. ___ pal 1956 OLDSMOBILE Su:�r 88, hard chain block, 12 ga. Winchester 0 1 Gallipolis of which the hcmontl Commltleo bu lltllPllld obo!W,. •u,r OUTBOARD MOTOR boal il>lr.,,=========e!i and pum lllUI; p ol, ,II gar n pJ,J de ( 1 B) EMPLOYMENT top C door. Hydramatle dri\le. queon Be<ir;y Tawne, lo a mom- &tg Jhe &walplndl lmprotro111r11nce protection. All rlsll (2 1 ) REAL ESTATE MARKET -.. -. and braket, l8t5. tractor and equipment, • lawn coverage, $3.l!tl per 1100 OOVVI' � WANTED mowmr, 2 electrlc moton and ' SA SE CINCINNATI <UPII - I. I ve- ber, JDelll 'l'nllt ClD Iha ll'Olllldl 1h11 Blaelln■r'a, Pomeroy. FOR LE · HOU 5 and � , - AccolDJlU!lng the group, were tbml, bu been m lmprovemeal:, e. Bame S pson gaso motor, Mot . . (' Une . s or weed cut- WANTED ::_ ·,by type of house- �. 4 15 61 . a: .. im . .. . InsurNb Locust tock; . . -bath. location. :m' ler, garden tooll and wheel bar- wort or any wehinRS or Iron- anee Agency, Middleport Phone Pomeroy, Phone W 2-5S D, Cattle 15001 catves. •toe,. at_eady;' three Council memben, Mrs. Bl• -----:-::--,-:,-St., Y I l 3 25 3111p a """• ,.,,..,ter lctols, IOlne !um- lnp. Mrs. Henry Cline, Rt. 2, WY :l-:atl03. FOR SALE · • 30q, average choico !Nll-Itm lb steer, le Smlth, guacd 1111, Harry P. Melvw 11on, 3 MEN . ith TUCl'OB8 ud t- her, rope■, miacellaneou, �1. Pomeroy. te IUOC18 guardian a n d 4 15 � BARNES-SIMPSoN INSURANCII .50; high good tlil low choice goo. Sm · 15 A oLft'Ly Not fflponl lble for attldent1. 1-�=c'-��-� . I.Nm To Operate ��.1. lllddleport. Flre, Aut. FOR SALE: SToRE with 5 stor• U2!1 1b M 50-21i OO choice near l350 Mn. Mabel Goegle.in treuum, t I Jllf, New nd uetL C... Tl!l'm1: Cash """'ts WANTED - Houllf Cleanang or '"'O..... . and M age rooms and 6 rooms aod lb 23 50 ood. rs. Mu mothera oe i!lltaftdard· Ta three c.lV1o1 Lue, will do Ironing In my home. Mrs. mobile -._ PboH WY '" bath ,._ puto wl ..,.rr -· y wm ,acrlfice store. over wn . .;. 22 oo n 20 lit), o I ocd e . M Jamu � dllll l · Klein, Rt. 2. P:-:;•:· ....... ,.. 19,500, Moving to Clllcago 21,1111, ,h�lce -.d m Mrs. James Crirft!L -:: Sale eonducted · by Bradlord ::::: ...::-:-.:.. ::::I , , Ohio. ----Call Sp, S-1911, CIJllon, W. Va. lb heifers :IUO, low choloe 700-850 2 ESTATE REAl 1 1 · ( -__I' --I--. oc � Y _;:-n DRAO LIND or am.i, - Sain mol "'-r'· C. C' B adf d' LEES RAVE GlJBBT8 ---------- 1 _________ ..t&, � - WY ...,,• ::.u 120) BUSINESS S-14-3111, _ · lb 23. 00-24.0D, ...... Harri- . IULL DOZIIS,, ICRAPIII � 211.GO<IS·OO• l<iw _ MJ'. and · Mrs. Chi Sale Manager: A. C. Br.dford . - - - · P-,, PULL IHOVILI HOME SITES FOR SALE IN g� 2 UIO. 1'1/1il7 and _commercial Billi of Gallipolis SERVICES • •aII< 1 -■U, GRADIII CLAM s al .00, uUllt) individu 18.50-17 ·-•·--- · •- Harrisonville Road 3 row a Mn. J_.._ e Mr. cccc== I TWO PIECE ===- ==c wllb LIVING I\OOM SPOUTING, 'IDOP qF,PAIR. I �-� ----- Pomeroy mercial ,.;... and 17. t ! bul lly Sll;'u U com 111101lR '"' = Sl!WINt--cMACHINE , S , a l, . od miles f nd own, Call WY I- Lie Tl'alned men _,.. •ll'lllnC · I., re oonably prlc,d. Call sbool melal work. Th• Po,n,rt MIDJILEPOR . �oa, ......,_ bt-• •-.,• 1rame, •nd chn l.. and lamlly of Racine and allend- ••- per weolt aud •• good hi•• l0-2! 00 18 T 2 a 7 -•..� - COPIDIe, Ilke new, . aUfter TU 2-4343 Com Z30 ' · .. 4 13 6tc · 5280 &0• · WY · ' I S p · m· · ed. the lathe ■on ban vet t Ra.,.. _ q • 1 pa y, • · ra · ■andt 6f .additional men a.. rooms, bath, gas heat, garage, · - - vealers 28.00 • 34.oo. good 2j:OO. _ F..qqtptd to make buttonhole■, t J cine High e Lee School erry 2 B of ILDING Twm C dan nneded rilbt DOW to operate e Se 7-plece e llow Dinette t, darn, mlhroldn-y and NW In On Y _______ � tot t,J LOTSlarge lot, Wied on Roule 7. t 28.00, standard 2G.OO-Z4.00. wi w spent kend Columbu th �ddltlon. New Haven. � build,tl 2'100 re and a the the heav,- equipment llled la ee .00. l �i • .E. 1ter a To I G AlK-'TnlN8ER �.500.00, Terms. gill 25 ; ba ws ogs a1ppen. AN1Q;De 1ut 8 payments $25 · , Mr. buUdinl to1dl, ....... h l g Route on t mile■ , ut brother o and 5 bliher, Mixe .E. 33 1 , m , o · Uftl parente SIS.OD. UASON.UU: r', lnquli'f: AIIDDLEPORT - 2 story frame, -G ef .... ,-r month. Guaranteed. l'to l llO lb 18.lD, t-H IOO il d. alrfielda. ete. M1'1Bl"i\t'TION GUA.RANTEU ruom1 1 4 bedrooms / , bath, 1 of Pomeroy, Phone WY f.5321 ·DO lb 18.00, l-3 and W 1ao-a4fJ ■nd Mrt. Jake Lee and Jeff, 4 14 ate 310 Condor St reet, Pomeroy. P11a1a WY t4:11M. 6 4 lJ Ill<! m, belore P, lll' . --:::--::;;;:---·---1 �----�--• 17 3tp Call or ..U. L 0. lleCIIJ po C sloeplnt! gl•Ned hi Omplete tralnlnl elvt1 ,... rch g lb' IT.litl-IT.85, mainly 17.'B-IT.ll!lli'iG ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,_._._ actual _...,, OJI 1'>111 age, comer lol '7.500.oo. ,,.,_, for u lb clown; mlxed tllH50 lb : OLO PAMKEETS FOR SALE. 30! equipmeut at 0111' l'llldmt (24A) FOR SA'·E Oil ., · . <LM.-.... Sprang Ave., .Pornetoy. Oh io. ---, IONE8SVILLE -1¾ 1t.ory frame, ,, --------�......,.,. IT.= • • •••- lb ,,,m,t• · · ,.,e,• traJni nter with __.__ ee oc NHll!Pff ..,.. ....,...., 1 ,_ (I bedraom.l, bath, eel, TRADE . . JDia!,cl'!IMll lb ffl,�OO� IIO 'Ii • 17 31p un,n;,. AUCTIOment auuta .... �;;; · , lot too • 120• on 1800 Clll!lVRO = = "R= -,..1....:. � h.. bouae 00 . f-l:. . etio SAL aedan ll"U4"1 p lb ffl 71door ! FO . Ee n. LET 4 ■un· . • · · ·· ' Roule Bl '5,000.00. CrUI ........ 'f. , � lb••!"l�00.1$.75; Tra rk hone or•aell. 18. a al Ton Truck In good rond.Wnn. , .' tor wo For complete tnfonnatlon. de .R . _ 175 00 acres PARM oute 7 to C . First $275.000 drives it away. '1 'Write. ,..... •-c• rnut � send name, addreu, .,._ CH 7�. .. ,.,: lt1mlna�-•- -� _ ,· , near Htgh Scbool; 40 acres eul- Jame■ telephone . ebolce aed Contact Donald Manuel. Racine, i C. 8MDJl'OIUI. ••- - llvated, balanco puto,. and 4 1 Mlcromool:, H· , 1•• hour, ro: 4 IT 3tp REEL and ROTARY TYPE Mow- timber, no bulldlnp. Good In- HAVE GREI\NffOUSE, 16' 1'• Ohio. · i..se, . . 2 pr. $1 70 d all """1 (,_ bl!Ollilll,,� CORN Pl.ANTEii, w. D. A. c, en lharpened. Uaed mow•n for venment f.., '8,000.00. Uninnll El!IIIJi�•lol . . nl'li/i\'li. 00• 7 ......... wire meah glass, ALRl:IIT M. Culllvalon. New Holland Baler, ■ale. SmaU air coolad ,ogtne ... 'I"" � nd, or t,pe ujlDty . �., WY .,_ !or poolea, honel, or uy1ljlJtt a � '$. AD · In geotl "'nditmn. Joe pair,. Lewi, llepa1r Service, !lox ZIii •1 I it.� . 25._ _ '" lb Fields, IIJ Locuil st., Pomeroy, lJ4 MIii-st, Mkldleport, Phone -•w w, •• ll'QRT WV ,__ of value, Bill Gruoler, M,_ lb . ·, __._�:.:_.,_ .,..�, · MIDD ColumM. L Ohio 4 14 3k ville, Rt, 1. 4 14 stp 20.00, shorn ewea 4.00-6.00. 4 13 ,otc .___________, Call W). 2-5110. 4 U 6tc WY 2-1374. WANT. AD S '1 I- • 'lite Forlnlw Club 11tet I a s! Thurlliay at the - of M r ._ Raymond Klou Wlllt AMI llow• oil, Mn. John 1'11111, Mn. L I o Smith, Mn. Ll!l llmlth, 111'1. IJGb, trt Tewubary, Mr■• J■ct Dael> ner, Mrs. - Iii&, , Mrs. llldutrd own, Mr■• ll■nry Nuf, and Mr,, 0-p Dalla, allandJng, The nut rnsolln& - set lor 14,y :llllt al the ham■ o1 Anna Howell. It "#II decided that In the lulun Chey would moot but lllllle • month. Mllrtanne and T r ud)' IIIOOt hllpod lbeir mothn in 11,v. inC nlreabntlntl. Dlily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Aprll 18, 1961-7 ' I D A I LY CROSSWORD A!. Klnd ot ple ... ....... 1. Tb1ck lliOI 3, Tofether U f,, Na.tive ot •· P&rtfela fowl st- Ooddep of Jndl1, 11', A volca.nou I, COhl\llMCI Sl. Brillllll' ..1111 t. H""""111 & pen-ena Do,.._ U. F1')'ptlln 1, Klna-af Mr gcrl Buban 21t. SpoD.. 18, Lft1l'r 8. PoUab. S3. Fiwu l-t, --••••1 1 •• 4ute 11.l'Nn.Q. 1m1i..1 t. lblbW• rtYV 11 . .Ekntu 5. 8erv,;1hlOUS 38. Hclrae'e •tllwdQ•a &a1w.. 11. Genu, !Jf l.l, ljl_hun trairunc I0. 1111. lffll :11. ..tt•- U,MOllo nol!I IT, M..,.lll' 11, l'lloMIO -t ...._ lt. J.,..... llll, �In It. IIIIIU,011!1 •• Tollola :at, New.... ll""'ff'�r"ltr- �-,,-,,.. tho rinl to ld)ltt 11» - lo obow hi, e,,e <llllol lltl......... JIIII poll - llnusb l""1lln .. tho ■ton'• buJlna do u,. •---Jr• .... ."' "'''.... ..... ...... .. •a,..,, ..,.. ··.....·•­ ».- ...,,_ I. 11 fllD LASSWILI UNSTEADY CUSTOMERS wMPO Radio MOkDA'I' '111ROl1GB fflJDAY 5· 11 lip 011 Today wlllt a.ti i-oo ,:u a.-, ,_ 1, 90 farm 'llnl 1:;11 Caunllf 8-ltlut,-.. 7 00 Party T·U lliltadotl 7: 31l Pltkelll lbow T; IO SOlllo - fteplll 8·00 - l'lrlJ ,:s The florid Thi■ .lf8ntillC cNrn1 ■I l'ltV l:a 1:0I Mlnlllll illllllllla 10,11 c.111111 ft. ...... lleeG SWIJ Shop lleffl C.U.lrf ... 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N.,., Ohio News • a< .... ,.,... . s,,a,111 T■tlaJ Wttllld Mmical Clock ' la&1lld■j< lnrt--t-1-11\tlody ComnJunn, Newo 1:51 llllll On l&uliGII Ttlll ....i Cloolt oaJ)ttaJ. S.rrict lllows Publie 7:411 'fttt Lllelloll 14, 'l'tlil ..... llialllal al leOO Ohio VolilJ New, llho-■ 11, AdmtnilU.. Muon County Nftl Ohio NeWI 1:lll Uveefflq11 Talll ol Iha TOn 1:10 lporia Totlq � 41, ...tch � World Ntw• Be IS World ... �a\er (DII WN!'1 IIJ """""' 1<111 - Clloalt (Btlllyt.) 1:• 1.tq1 Nm CllolJ., W, l'rL > ••• M111M1 .._., 11:0I M ol Ibo 'l'twll ... .... . ...., Time <'IIIIIL, �) t:411 - ol Blesilllg llel5 Wk al !hi Tlwn 47, Uotb ot 10•• lli!h School BIi Parade U:IS CIJmoll 11111a 111111 10:55 World New■ <Frida, oolyl ... M,thle■I 11,00 High Schoal lilt Parada lle40 SodeJ 8eeur11J -.ve dweller U1• U&il(ltll.. ITuesda,f Only) lle46 World Ne1i1 U:tl 11Drlll Nl, A l'Ulb at lle55 Wallor _ll, · 11:511 ltlutiR c..mt, 11:00 caa-8, Ne>#I 111'° LGa11 Nowa 11.� Y CIR!PTOQUOTE - Jlere'I how lo ww1i It: U:111 NaiJJI Nftl 11:0I Noell A X 'f D L a A A X a 12: to oblo llnl 11: II Ohio Ii, L O l>r G J' B L L O W 11: IS W. Vt. hnn Peatun 12eU On♦ letter llmply tor anOth■!r. In tht■ ltli.mpt. A M 1111111!1 Ue20 8o11e1m Board 11,211 llulltlln ll4lard '9t th• three I/" X for tht two O't. etG. &finfl• lttwJt. 11:111 NeWI O o.... 12e25 Nm O Grllllll .... trophla, the leneth and tormatiOD ol' "the wnrd1 al'I ab l'lill:ta. llrlO 1111 lwNII ...,,. 12,so nm 111d riomt "ti d1-y the ood■ litter, -.n dlfflNllL 11:111 Worltl New■ 12, .. Mr. MIMU 1:111 1111 - ...... • � -■-1,511 ,..._. Muilt leoo Mr. 1:• Mmy Tlrlll IBAWB C II :ll 'f T X J' 'f 4 111 : c u ,r ••• l)lloloa llllll Dou 1, 00 World llnl X C O Y X I' Y A - V Y A I V G X Y B . le .. Mr. ., . lalllq .... tl:IO ...... - �'l' ,,,.......,,. �• 'l'HII -r D ilCIIIIIO& ia 1:511 IMal NtlWI Ir 11 .....,._ leOO Dl■c,.. With Doss -� l'rSl:I.J'-<lOll'l'RID. leOI - Boulft;rd 4el0 � """'" 4,41 W11N 11i111' I•• 111t11 Olt "',-------------'--..-•=-"----..:.�--------,,,,,_-. ly IAM iiii,y •.,,.,..,... I tbill ...-==- ,,.. .,,. ....... !!-i::-:-1 ;l, 0pera .,...1 I l»(T �-.. � 0' ()!; AA! &:ei lXJ65, AA() S®E CJ VS A� ll®I IIA68JTS... the cln:111 lo tho d■alrod itlt,ill ..llOd they ll'I)' wlMce,M plwd, Wlllilml, II, - -• 11n. llceom•■ otll!r N.l., pulll<I up lo ,.. ti lllt - - wa,■ ti ...... ..,_ lbop lo I � lloll• rlllp, ..,.._ Qui ll"llPN .... -• One tbmlna&ld. Iba INlditlunM modlll r,11,d .. U. Dm 1" acrew or clar,p oato tba .. lDbl, Willlmnl' dlllpa. ud put tbl futuu .ialJdl the "l didn't tbiu ti tbt 11 ... .. thot .... ., tho jlwll . ... II aD," Nltl wm-, ""' bun, fl'WI II■ ur'1 cartllql. 1"1bd for - 'wnDt.al No, IAINIY OOl)OLI 111d INUPFY SMITH 'l'hl ollw WU a ...... ■bDI- UD York and Pll'II flrD blfon h· hoop operattn, C1111 &ht ■-1 pna- ltaltld bll wbah■1!e bumw� clple; one end ui the hone ilhol " It jtlll 111n• a practic■I WI\ fitttd 1nllde the ear wbe; the for • to p1c11: ap modlla 11 othor - ond ffllWld the hick llpl in !hi --,. tit - 11, of the ear. the buJtn b_Y lllnl, and h■Yt IMIII. arrtnd with &be clotbe,, 'l'r-'lic on rtNi Avenue ■narled lootill ,rtllld. and pede■triana 1aped tbe other "'I knew if I tried that In a day when Arthur Williama, a de, taxicab, tbl drtvtr'd II through llplr, ..rvod 11 ■ niol. So I hlrod tho cor." mJ AIIII AND SLATI I I; I .r �· •·· � -- - . . . .. S11L wlllll PHI.LC zqt I fl-Dally-Sentinel, l'omeroy-llliddleporl. 0., April !ff, 1961 " ., II - SI· ' • ' l C ach",ne Coming Events R" Legal Not,·ce R New President ~•,• ..J -• ' Named T erve M ddleport PTA r:tc:� l!!\1!r;,t ·---- - I t�.. ' · · · • • .. ° ��===c-c- ---- - M::t ,;: i •' {, !') ,, ' t ; ! ' !"• _,,•0RT 19; °""'' 1:1on1 . 23·H 'i,oo stud H EAVY E Q u p MEN 1 ---oge ,pe::!, ,..._ ===,--===--=c==· One �-.., -,�� .... c..--. mp, sen ! �=a ·!f li! � : ·· ·\ ·.,_ .'; : , .•·�; 'Ill; .l!tle r,;: , ;�;,: =- � OXFORD $9,95. -and...,.. lief. 88o,;.,....,..",. •. " Ope•--.� . ' THE SHOE . BOX . In -lid Fortmte Club Dec "des T 8e M':: ,:,:::· �,. �:!:: Once Monthly Mr. and MN. Ata Jordon, llev, aod Mr■. llllpb Zundel, Mr, and Mrs, Ja1111a -lqton, Mr. ..1 Mnt. Garald Anthony, Mr, end Mrs. Etllooo llllrlr, Mr. ond Mn. Fr•nk Wlloon. Mr. tutd Ill r 1. Richard ()won. Mr. and Mr,, Ital• ad !!ind)-. Mr, and Mr■, Davttl Jenkin,, Mr. and Mrt. H a rr y Houdasheh Mr. and Mn. lletl Bodilner, Mr, aotl Mrt. Jacoll 'turner, Mrs. France• Bearhs, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S beets, Mt'lil. Isobel · Winebrenner, M l!l'! .,_,, Sanborn and Mrs. M ab e I Sanborn. ARNOLD'S =��=�---- �� ,, Fam,•1 H MUELLER FURNACES .,.,.,.,.,.,..,.,..,.'."'""c"""'"'"""""I ians Were G u·s -=�=�=-cc=-c-;;- f Coll l��==--=c==�- · - - !· iI One = ~ WY � • I By GAY PAIJLl!:Y oothmc. Tho Mil did H t11101 hlld VPI W-•• U. axillbllad tho palnllllt, oo Ion NEW YORK tUPII-Pmldool from Ill o...,, tho Loam la John F . ltouedy ulq a ro<llni POl'II. 11 cl>odtld Ill � clliir ii lnw - nlWI, Whl,. flln and found th■l tho lady WII tier'• mother uaing a rockln1 no& llUing in I l"ICUr but la a chair 11 an error Dl fv.et. plut, atr■l&ht--baaked dlllr. So , my apolopea today to Mt. The museum added that J ••• Eric W, Allen Jr., al llldlocd, jult I vtctlm of • JlOPlllar o�. . at1-d others who rHd .bl tbl1 oonceptlon, l!l'!tted by the lnJ&. ap,ce reNntly lhat the man In dred■ of caricaf.ures which h■ve the Whit! Hou■e had done more ■hown the famoui woman rocklo' ror the l'O()ki11.g chair than Whi1• iMtead ot alttin'. tier's mother. _ Alleri, managinl editor of the Th'll ....,. 1n,_,1o, In lhl Medford Tribune. wrote that he'd tume jewelry field l• at it again. enjoyed a column on l'tlW'lenct Mn. Judltb McCann thit ,,..k ot thf" rocker (thank you, Mr. Al- pnduced her tourtb lnnoYationlen 1 · But he sllked, 11What dh:I a many-strand necklace with a Whis_tler'1 n:'°!�er evre do for the new type of claap enabliq the ro<klJlg cha,r. wearer lo vary Iha ll!lllh ol tho lt hlroed out, on I chick with strands. Or, all strand■ can be the Melropolilu MIINIIDI of Art, twuttd lopther for - of, Whistler's •\Other ..... do f1lr the feel and ., tho - I■ �•- Mccann•• •·lhuven", an earher Invention already palentetl, eg The other 1, a narrow, movable ling about one Inch In cliameler, 11,ISf on which a patent is pending. The "suvon" "' • jewel - covered Y OffleS Memben ot Ibo - Cblloae prong, or hook, which la,lens into Choir. wbo a Sunday the rlng. ev,nllll coocerl at tht Pint Bor, till Church Jn Mltldlapo,t, -· hOIIH ...... .... that •llhl In the followrn, Mllllll, I O Me,gs• M ason I I WOfflan s v•,ew , , 'I I II ti 3' w iJ ti �:c:�M;:i::: Taylor, La ncaster Capture ds Monday Top Academy Awar -1 • ....,lf• -��- - ----��- , - - f1 Holzer Ilospital 1 '-----,,.,--:-:=:::::::::----,====,.�==....-..,....,,1, II 0 e " la , I (9) FOR SALE lsetl l - l20�E=����:ss _ ' R 1-.:nl.t'rf'd ffospllal I ��\ h1;:�����:: See at TRY m.'R-SRIRt SERVICT ! n >hos, • ho '""'"' H,I, g corn ,\mo ; en , d e o a ""' , y "'" Porn>, K, ,to"' St t, , Fo r mor · s n you m 4 15 3tc shirt., !o u5 for fr,csh. plea::;,n!'.' rr l10, 1 1 1ta! 1n the pa�! 24 houi s The Kin Club met Friday eve_ llurnetlc. M Will.am r\ \.l wne ordn your lo d ning at the home of Mn. Annlll u Slard1t' lts. res I H HAc¥ro S S_ _ U>: T H_ A_ t;_ _ -l� lw g� _ ,n r_ <l,S_p_ FOR CONSISTENT DEPEND ABLE RESULT \ MO�lt A. C;ihf 1 UPI 1 gladi.ilors. �ANT N�ncy . Mrs Ave Th1rd 1003 at starch or nu light, -llt>avy, Ohlinger in Middleport with Mrs, . RATES 1 [ u5eCI one year. Call WY 2 2044. . T:H·lur. beset by trage- , Bt' sl p1dure voted by the Acad- Harold Ebersbach preaklillg. St.ep1 Elizabeth 644 Fifth Ave , dehvery r Armstrong, pit:k-up 1:md iii! Free : ! cbarJe--40 Minimum_ I p 4 ' 4 ceDU per wo d. on, LDae:rtJon. I Robl■110a'11 La u.Ddry and Dry- ilrn t,;t'1lh Thomu». Halliday I dy 1md �canda l 111 rt'cent )' ears . t:'m)' was · ·The Aparlment." Plans were made to operate c«n� 6 cenlll per word for three consecutive luertklna. ' SORREL MARF.. weighl lWD · lbs word. per centl 30 for montb ne dnnl ng-WY 2-54211 H�ighls Mr�. Geurg� S. Hess, I stood with her gulden Omir today SDeeiaJ---o Flr8' For All lhe popcorn mal!hine in PomeEStf'I C-01\ins. Ht 2. Pomeroy F'uU rate of 4 centa per word will be cbar1ed 1or ad­ lr, cw,m..u Kt 2 G alhpl1s. Mrs. Wilham E. at the pmnade or her career- All four winners in the acting roy, Saturday 22 , with the proTrl·L RolHoMn's n11 vertmng if not paid wtth10 10 day1 after recetviD1 hill. _ 4 15 :up I _ _ _ _ WY :!-5-130 I,t:'w1s. Ht. l t-;ort hup. Mrs. l..anCt' the best .idrc�s of l!:16U. categories were fiJ"st-Hmers. _ ceeds being Wied for various donErrors in Advertmng--Sbould be reported tmmf!diately. 4 15 6t .: ,, I I Su l lin s . H I I R1rh1,Pll. Donna I '11lP rlark-ha1n-:<l bP ;-t uly won the B1 1Jy Wilder accepled ltree ations. A o !be Da11, Seounel will 1101 be rE'1ipons1ble for more tha USED FUttNITURt: - I I� '( 12 contribuUon was made UIU' 1ncorn:ict 1nsf'rt10n L . l)� W 1 tt. Bt. I Bidwell, Mrs. <"Ovcled awr1rd lur her ro le o( a awards - best director, lit! st orig- lo 8 needy family and a round wrl . or11' 5 p w, - ., - � �� _ with rug wool . . of s Nolu· e Card of Thanb and S1wflal · l!;vents, $1 25, t·hrome k1kh �n :,d . unc 11 n1 I Comp ll' l e l ine uf ;, 1-w ing be<ld m g H o;hwv Srirou;,r. Ht. I Ewmgtnn, footloo.-.t• lady in "H utterl 1e ld 11 " inal srreenplay ( with I AL. Dia• robin card was sen t to Mr. and for Ml word munmum. J<.:ach add11.Jo11al word, lt:. p!;m l � "Telegraph Servict' · · p!t'('t' tlrn 8 . Crown HI Kellie Mrs Pickett, one r. 2 fl ward Mrs. Lawrence Might of Indiana, e t:' re-fngnato the ul'. s!atuproducer's mond ) a and pla euf the c Bul her a Ob1tuanea publl!bed al I cent per wUrd. Franr is Flonsl , Wy 2 · 2644 City, Mr�. 0 . Hoscoe Satterfield. elte Monday night at the 33rd an- for best picture, all for . .The ing room suile. une bedroom WORDS l DAY :.i DAYS ti DAYS 1 MO. who have a new son. and 1� 60c �e S l .M S-4.50 790 Maple St , Middleport , Mrs. nua! Acadt!my Awards presenta- Apartment." smte. one set bunk bt-ds an,! The rumrn� sale wu r,eport.ed 60e Sl.20 SI.BO $6.22_ Sh umway G ref'nh�e:� ' l..t1 Y.-r1•n<'e M D ilcner . Synwu . 20 other items toq, numerous to � moml'nt I ___ dramatic tmns ::::::::::::., was a as tu have been a 5UC<.'eu, � 75e Sl.60 S2.2Ci ff...., 933 __ .t, 30 (' Mrs Thomas H, Blankenship, as any she had been called upon I, mention. Ca ll \h' 2-32f>4 ,.. The travelling prize, donab!d t 1 Ads received bJ 10 I.. M. will b■ In tbat ds1'1 papa". 4-- 18-61(' Rl. 2 Albany, Ed wa rd H Li.llwn , Lo play in. the movies. by Mrs. Theodore Lehew, was ----- ---1 F'ARMALL F20 ·rRACTOH f o IF 'I OU WA..�T REAL qu.al� UJ Jackson . �, rs. Joe J . Herald, Muscular Burt Lancasleer won awarded to Mrs. Frank Powen. PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 Rt. 4 the bel:it ador award for his perGemes were played and prizes ! parts 2 bottom lf ' pull plow� Breeding bull11 lhal will a I r • Jackson. Monte Perkms. C O b • 1 J�cksun, Mrs. Alfred L. B i.shop, formance as the hell- raising 2 horse plows - I horse cul - money mall.en. UH awarded to Mr. a. E. Vaughan Pnul Har- preacher in ·•Elmer Gan try." ( 1 ) NOT ICES (9) FOR SALE end Mrs. Harold Eberabacb, who livator Wm Houdasht'll, Kings- Slre11. Call Ok.II blf:rl'etl, W I \\oellslori, Mrs. James , rn A !ene After receiving the award LanMrs. RL. ll 3 t We " " , . APRIL 1B · _ I tp -1 985-2145. WY-2-6658. 4 8J i t 649 CK Chester bury Road. also won the door prize. -2 TERMITB AND IPE8'I' CONTROi ·1940 INTERNATlO ' NAL ton trutk l dc l lf r. "1 rs. George ,asl•r •a,·d, "N"•t yeoc J hope Jo The Circle!! oJ the Lutberan nu:i Ha M. Head. . �..._,. u-Atess g 'u , __ I •·• lo Zl-60 , ., •.ul were preeenb_t Fah1. r,...,. L ......r- 1 $50.00. Also L'l49 4-wheel drive ? 1-'T. LOCUST POSTS and pick e · W. ones, Wilkesville, Charles "' "'with Lir..,,, in "''A Child is Church Women of St. Paul' s and ,.,. J coslar 1 I AIR CONDITIONING, REFRTO. Mrs. Ohlinger and a salad course f-d bJ Natkl■wtd-e. Plloae IL .ff!f'p $400· 00· i-ief' M · H· "Ham- un lru('k Phone wy .2--6 l 40 r · · l k' n- Prest.;1,. H e I P 1· e. RandoIPh w11 1· ,·mg, • � bout reta1-ueu -'·" ch'ld St· John's Lutheran churches will wa, served by the hosteu with . I ren. and ..._ Servi� 81.atioD ". .. I' mer'' Haw k. 4 17 ltpl 4.18. :n r , F.RATION service. Jac 9 •-- White. , imd Ra\'ensw000 , W. \a, Liz says she wants to do it very mllt!t et th� St. Paul's . church on favor being 8Dl8ll nack b°ayL tngeratron. New Raven. Plwr>11 %366. 1 Window Blinds. and Shades 1 BEDS. ('JIAIRS, DRESSEH, wast. RavAshb�ck, L. Robert Mrs, 8--23--tl Tuesday. Circle One will meet at Present in addition tv the much. " TU 2-3537. above "\-','E WILL SELL YOUR U S E D Porch Shodes, Venetian Blinds ,taod ,, bookca·" , dishPS , P"· --::=::-:==c:-c;;:c==-:-;c;; en.swuod , W . Va 1 : 30 p· m · and c·ire� Tw0 at 8 named were Mrs. C. J. Ebers , Shirley .,, Jones won the best supREFRIGERATION �ND Skalt'S, G1ins, Bows, Golt C lubs, Cloth A wnings and F' iberglass Births p . .m. t" res antiques alsn Restc1ur- THEISS · . Domes1·1c and bach, Mrs, Teddy Wamer, Mr1. po r ting act[-ess award for her por· "· " . A 1· Se T ,.., pp , . cai; iance or rvice r rite Free installation B1cyc Ies. elc. W Mrs. John F�. Tho nton, 822 n. Williard El:wrsbach, Mrs. 11'..lnar "·•nt booths and fixtures . s e I t lbe Meigs CountY Women s iw• · I · C,ontact Roger Vernon St . lrnntun. d;.iughler , lrayal of a prostitute in "Elmer . --. Dale Wippel Supply ,·h•..ap l',1 1 ! Marie Steiner, W v - Commt rcia Sport ' 1 Center, Middlepor. Pb pu J bl icen meet w c b i u Tue 'II sd at Pratt, Mrs. Carl Hysell, and ay • Gantry.· She was offered the role c f R Oh 4 8 t o. acme · eiss. Th · . i , {2)-21-tiOtc 215 Union Ave. WY -2-3633. 4-lUtc 4 : H '" · m. Mond ,;1J' . Mrs. Wilbur � 2.2�u" by Loncast N after a success1·on of 7 : 30 p .m, at the Ho'"I ....,. M artm. Mni. Homer Hawkins. The next Pumeroy, Ohiu - l7l'Jl 1 Jefferl W ams e IJ , e c F re mem AND A.II be -' are !'I rs to attend meetlng will be held May 5, at urgt:U ., •F.>". US FOR FEED LEEDS r y · good-girl roles in musicals. · 4 1 JOtc SPHING SALE ' Allis.Chalmers . GAHDENS PLOWED WiTH A daughPleasant, PL Blvd., son Cu5tom Grinding. Mlddleport --- - - - - - - - - -Lhe home of Mrs. Teddy Wamer. New Tractors. Diseount prices 1 Gravely Tractor. Rates ReasonAPRD. ze Beardt"d Peter Ustinov, the 3 25 U SLUUGISII SEPTIC TANK"! Clog• let . 2 13 a m >1onday, Fe,e,d MID. I oontact 0, S"•-•=, Call n..:. ...,,., able. A I M D-I,. . "' D-I<· . h -' d rains? Get KJean-Em-AII D·IO·. 0-'"· English character actor, ran off The Twilight Carden cl"b w,·1, rs. R• W• Vaugban wa1 a guest, g= Disc arge d · S. Harrisonville. BUSYNES w Finla , SOW OPEN FOR equipment lo go w1th them. I\ Elmer _,· t I d m· wit I the best supporting perform- h ave an open meeting in the F= Sept"ie Tank Cleaner. Landmark _ 4 1 12tp Patients n.•t·en iy d llic1arge \lidwny Grocery on Sumner buy. Williams on F a r m _ Detter -« In nu . _____ _ __ ., e•• ..J pl-, "-4-301.c roy au. Pome . duded Mrs. Frank McElhannon, ance award . He played a rogue in erated church basement Thurs- ntt Farm Bure--J -S\Jpply, Rutland, Ohio , Ph Sh SPOUTING, ROOF ('oun1J ROUIe No. 36 Mr. and - h ol • Repair, Sheet M,s w,·11,·am II .,·1-y , w,·,...n R . " Spartacus " who ran a scliool for day at 7 · :30 p. m. Mrs. Rofiert R · . acine I C o NEW BEA� POLES. Phone 2-4363. Mrs. J ohn C'. Johnson. 4-18- n t� metal Work. The Po wers Com- - -- - Roberts will be present and show Emerson Jone -w rmon, a HE. " t r ,lbe" others r B , and daughter a 12 "'c 800 I .,.. -� - - - - -- -WI 9-2165. Badne. Ohio. - pony, Wy-2-2301. -WALL.. Ra ; 4+30tc Mrs. John Si h,et , Ray R iffle. , Lanee Sullins, Ross Gettlt!!i, Rob. slides of wild �owers in Ohio. All Barbara, (ine�t for us See �? TIRED ed attend the cin 4 15 Gt p -Radaba a ugh, Mrs. ert Luthet de n ubs � the � county are High School ienior play Friday m d in new wallp.aµer! at bargain Mrs. William Burnette, Mrs. , -- - of Timothy IA Domestic airline a n d -75 ·BALES invited. _ I )'. 3 prices. Prints, florals, e v e r y r evening, where Kenda Rwisell, l, John Songer and infant son. Har- j Slagle . Mrs. Nancy A mstrong, worldwid■ travel service ' 6- IO H. P. Scott Alwall•r- Motor. kind or rolor combination tu Mrs. !rln Youn� , M onte P�rkms, Magnolia Temple Pylhian Sis- niece of Mr. Jones, was a member old Phillips, Paul Walters, Cecil . Call W I 9-344.1. �-4 15 3tc suit your room and color now 1v1llable locally Davis, Joseph Morgan. Homer Perry Wells . . Wilham Harrmgton. ter.� will meet in regular session of the cast. Phone AAA Club, GI SINGER ELECTHIC Poriab!e scheme. Cross Hardw are MidBrennon, Mrs. Dwight Tilley, Ed�ard Lil ! ico, John F. Blaett- Thursday at 7:lO v. m. All mem- They were joined by his parenll w ith 4-l8-6tc Sewing Machine complete dleport, Ohio. and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett 6,0699, G111ipoll1, Ohio. Benjamin Golhard, Mrs. George na �. M �s. Marth� Juling, Harry hers are urged tu be present. attoclunenls zig zag, monoAPRIL 21 Jones, Shade, and Mra. Dorothy Holman. :\'!J's. Hattie GHlespie, Price, Geo�ge Rmrdcn. Mrs. Ros( 1 4) FOl,. RENT A. W. Hayes and Nellie Mae gram, patch 1:1nd make buttonMrs. Leslie Henry and Kimberly i coe Satterfield, Mrs. Harold Ger- There will be a Jitney supper at Dandakis, Athens. Following the $37.50 or APARTMENTS •Furnished and ma.n and Mrs , John Grow. the Letart Falls Community Hall play the group went t.o the home Hayes will not be responsible holes. Pay off balance Brown. i emfumt.s ed. Ph terms desired. one WY 2r H Blood administered l . t·el'elltly al anyby ny evening, April 21, at 6 p. of Mr. and Mr&. Kenneth 11.uaeD d · ntracte o t Frid debts any for · Among Alling h Mt!Jlaste a M ddl 6tc 4 _!_ 4 _ __ _ _ ___ port. �_ or included the w hrn ; pilnl �hree_ no unit_ s .,...,._ urstlves o lhan m. This will be sponsored by the and family (or a soc ial hour. one other wfua2L 3-s-t According to the midnight re- ' Plumbing & Heating _ I o and n S�nday fnur on tmil. Mon. s y o herl'afler. uth and young adults of the ELECTHOLUX VACUUM CLE�Niif'F'rVE aOO'rf APARTMENT 61 1 E . Main St. Pomeroy porl o( the nursing deptirtment · da , -M!'!thodis Signed: A. W. Hayes and ER with att.(chmenl.!t includ1ng ON VISIT IN Rtrn.AND t churches. · 3&0 • w ere n wy. in a fei w _ patients ho 44 those / y Pho e 22 8 with bath. Phone WY t---Nellie Mae Haye& Mr. and Mrs F� McCann paint spray. Originally sold 1or APRD. 22 �,e .. -- --l l-l?-u ·---- -- - "·-------- condition included Fred Philson, over $100.00, Wlll sell for I L evenir11C9 WY 2-3:JIS. - - ----- -- - a daughtr, Sue Ann,, or CharA nd sphaghetti w r dinner ntt J be ill held GALLON WATER TANK Mr� Eliw belh --4:_ �- - � :_: Iver (2} CARD OF THANKS 6 payments of $6. 50 per mo�:h EIGHT ROOM HOUSE AND 1000 ' e ort leston, W. Va ., and Mr. and Mn. at the Joseph St. 's Catholic p w,·11 haul for public. Contact. WF. wlSH- •ro EXPRESS -o � r or $.15 00 cash. Phone WY 2-2204 seven room house: One S · fOO"'l Church Ronald McCann of Utic9.o N • w Haa in Mason, Saturday, Bob Pickell, Pomeroy. · t ' R t n N II I C di G II k iauge s Ph 4 14 6 c npa,u,m-u . . . tmge , . A rea ngs: s an tam th t a 1po I t e f -t :1 eart h 3 April �and York. 2, visited re Mr. and Mrs. Clar• p. m. to 7 p. m. Ad· since J-28-3ote ,c 3212 2 3 t . 2NOT1c1 WY LHAL lfl.5, 34. 1, ur� running 15� feet on _ neiMhb rollnd a · mission, s $t friend adults, 50c children. I enee Price of Rutland SundaJ. relatives, - -c--c��� _ GAS, ,·UEL 0" - aiii o'"a '" "i - ,.,, _ lllchard C. lllldj>r, who-e plnre DI -��� � Rad10 TV Service ---Pt. · ers, Pomeroy-Mason 30.66, Airman 1st Clau Ronald McCann mldence l■ In Can, of H. K wuson for their kindness, sympathY nacea. Call for free estimates 4 ROOMij unfllrnished apartment, :-��r":::;i w::� ,:·t:�n•�t11 :.��rt"�� Pleasant 29 62, Hinton 3.08 staAU Makes will be stationed et an Air Base and llf'autiful flornl offerinH:i fi'oreman ,e Abbott Middh,port with bath and 6 room unfumn ee . Phone WY-2-2255 him 1n the ah,te of Ohlu, and hlA tionary , Kanawha Falls 5.86 J'iset Frankfurt, GermSIJy. Mra. McHhown ua ut the death of ou: 1-10-Uc ished apartment, in PomeroY. n l •ddreu I■: A -IC.: 11\eha rd C. , prNf! R TV St am a II a a r h J Th f eston ailing. r e C mg 20.43 e . Rax Cann plans to join her husband AF1$5l�J.U7. Nu. l a SPrl p Rader, beloved dnughter end a I , t e r. ep -OD 4-ll-tfc Wy-2-2733, I Os 1 the weter safe you drink? Bad Call - --- --- - - -·- - - -- 808 E, Main St.. Pomeroy • Ohio 3llaa. c . M. R. No. 1 • Kee,le r Atr Ohin River was slalionary from • in Germany within the next two Miss Bertha Fox. S p e c le I ' 1l , 1 p, w .apartment water kills millions yearly. ·, Je 3 ROOM F'URNISHED Cleland TV 0:�· t��•si;::t � 1 ,n h�• . : �; :-. °i: : " n o�1! Dam 13 thr o ugh Biddle, Dam w and A. beR. months. Rev Ron a ld 1s a grandson of to thank!! i 1 FRCE. Water Softeners, utilities fumi,shed. Call WY 2· i.e81. u ti ROfl m 4i.i: c low point , falling ly, that w iam slo was U M r. and Mrl. Price. h��e?'.:(l�h= c� ��� M r!t Garnet Will m 18-The Middlepo rt PTA met MonIron Acid, Sutni.ur, Gas, D�t 230t, _ _ � _ ( 4·11·6'· _ _ "" , · Common l'ln11. Mel11 c011nty . · - _ - ·Carson, the· paJibe&l'ets and and Odo· Remover Chlorinat-Brad-. o, cue No. 13,1&11, ,w,.v1.._. wr London wos runmng 5\"� feet · day evening with t>Charles -BRUSH W DO cuttmg LL t l w H . h rom d 4 4\' - I the 11t ftk a,d c Marmet feel and Winfield bury, president, pr siding. CLASS TO MEET '· m r Chase Funernl Home for lhei,· ors. ete., at half prire. Dome• ��- RN01 0 apart bath and MODE room 4 • tractor bru!M1 cutter. By t h e R,,','",,'",'." , " ,�' ,"', ' .. , ,�11� ',• ,',,'.�:i.,• ,, ' !J feet, dam Willing Workers cla81 0f e Th 'in-re '"" and kind words ln our tic and Public. W,ter Supply , � � ' The 1,1eeling was opened with ment, furnished or unfurnished hour Wm . Houdashelt K mgs· ror1 c 11ody or ,hlldren , •uP11°ri for · n u u,e E terpr'•• EUB church wUI · I· Also the Pome · Correction a SpeclAlty . m hnur OI gne 8 1 oa onrne,nts : stl- In Middleport Phone WY 2·3874. tht• Pledge of Allegiance led by ' 11111\n tlff a nd chlldre u I lha iurlh...,. ah. bury Road, Wy-2-6658. .J;tlPfflrl er ord11r of the Co� . nnl Friday roy Emel'gency Squad, Dr. R. male! FREE. Terms. ,..,__Lal. 7:30 p.m ln the meet at .�resenta11ve from the_ B o y ""1o Rtv@r - r:· t an down 1 3• · a 1·� ..... 4 17 "" n hur1n11 1h11 b11 aw rded it\uon■1t1, _ HospitHolzer lhe Pirkens. R Mn. R. C. st'M'Y," J l l Union Ave. Any house up to 6 rooms treated aupport ror th11 ch 1 1dr11n ur he part-- 6 15 a.m·· A. V. Chris· Jr. up I Scouts, Cub Scouts' Girl Scouts church social room. Members are , �• 1... In the tuturr, thu ■h� b• ,,w a rd• kO A ' • 11[ and nursing staff. Mr. end Pome ,oy, o ., Phooo WY 2_., .,,..98. l HOOMS and bath, un fo"fnlslii!O for TERIMTES, .-. • ny 0 ._,, .,d ,h� hou•..hold aomh, 11n11 r.., 14, 2 3t· p m : Aliquippa up 16 I and Brownies, Janice Everson• asked to bring .. home made cook 2 TU 2305 Phone apartment. � ' ies A Sfanley party will be held er r,ropn rtllf!I said eau.� w,u 3 J I 30tt Mrs. C. fl. Swick nnd Family. � - room treated lar roaches etc .. oth • btt fo, hearlnri: on or •f•er 111., 21illl. 6 40 a m C V Horner up ,, 1 Mary Bradbury Ray Pickens - ' ' __ - Mn. lru Fidds, Ne w Haven. W. $1. INS -4-IH-Ilc :- - -and all women ol the community U RED. GUARANTEED. d111 or Apru, 111111 4 p m : St. Marys up l7 4 15 Demus Hackett. ___ BRAND NEW GE Swivel Top Va. 4 17 Jk TERMS. This is e SPECIAL, ���"� arl• R•d"t, ' a m. Raymond /lalveh up Va<'uum Cleaner on wheels. 17, Mrs Paul Theiss was nnmed and their husbands &I'll Invited to (8) AUTO SALES Q r rne , , or Att e nd o UAINT T AC CrowPRE-SE G cr ED / w a i: P t o n 4·30 n· m·, PittsbuJ"ger up Beautiful pastel colored. Com• PASTURE FOR HEN'r-=- ·pl,-n-t y · - - --- · 17, deIegate to a ttend the County attend,---:----IMlntm f' "'' ! l · II tf an ff 0 s SON er, i m, n 1 d e 131 -a. 11. 21 '"') 4. 1 1. rn. 2,, 11 1 958 PLYMOUTH VB Snvoy hard pletc with att1whments. Will of water. Can handle 10 to ir, <1 35 a.m. ; John I.a·J Dean dvwn Council PTA meeting w--�rYW .. R �port · - --- - - : . . the same business neal'ly �-3 .;f - - -- k ly r $:11 ao top roupe. One local owner . sell thl· a.m 6 O l8 1 d Nati na o , own _ H I The of reporl I the Houd; Wm. : 1 F. nominating WY-2-6658 · head. �•o meroy, Ohio . century TOPS • ALL a TER. Push button shift Nict> and Terms �s �=:i rn�� Pho;: 7 a .m : A. V, Chns up 21, 4: 10 commitl.ee was read and accept- _ Gal lipolis, Ohio, Saturday, A�1:t2: ashelt - Kingsbury Road. M JTE CONTROL. Mrs. R. c. March H'.ilh, 1961 p.m; clean Inside and out. $l095. 00. 2204. 4 14 6 Bayou Mancha:! up 21, 4: 10 ed. These new or· "rs were elect- rll 15, 1961, Sale■ Report of Ohm 4-18-3tp Story, ll1 Union Avenue, Phone To be sold o the High BidBlaetlnar' s Pomero�• ---t a.m. ; John J. Ruwe up 21. 7 : 10 ed to serve the coming year pres- Valley Livestock Co. 1 . - -�- �----3 I I 301c der - One 1953 Oldsmobile . --- ijil(l---:J'i E w BEAN POLES. Phone TRAILER SPA.CE avmlabIe at WY 2-2496· . _ 175 to 220 Iba 17 to , m TOIt p %3, . 15 a.m ; R. Iden� - John Krawaczyn ;' v i.ce HOGS For Your Nr. w , 220 to 250 Iba. 17 � 17·50 • Tud">r Conv. Coupe., A t the � WI 9--2165, Racine, Ohio. Miller ' s Trailer Court, Middle- ! -- -- -�� � 17 50 • RHmblf'r : BosWO 1 _1 up 7, 11 p.m.; president - Mrs. John Krawsc• · • <l. 13 61r port . Call WY-2-5422 , if no an- : CAl,L WY-2-5320 l<'or Housepower Blaettnar Auto Company, City Light 16 lo 17.50,. Fat Sows 11 to o 28, ; p.m Maysville up 15 5: zyn 2nd -- -- - ( Se,e Metrl)pDIUa■ MotoN vice pres. y Mrs. on n o t Main St., Pomero , Ohio, Rating. If your light's AUCTION . . .. .. .. . .'11wer , WY •?-SI S6. 342 Bee�·h �t.� ri,:ht _ your sight's nut right. the 25th Day of March J9tll W,i lter Beckjord up 31., 3:30 a.m; George Hackett; secretary -Mrs. 16; Stags 12 to l4; �ars 8 t.o l2; 600 E1111t Main .--.:.. Pomeroy -\8,. 0 Suiurday . Apr. %2, IHI , ll:lf.p..•• , . :.Middl��l,.:_ · ____ _ .ate Guaranteed installations by e K- at 10. O ' Cloc k A M. This car Dispatrher up 31, 4 : 20 a.m: New Bert Bodimer ; assistant aecre- Sows & Pigs 60 to 100, Sh-Oats B to Phol)t WY-%-3870 t w ill not be sold for less than Orleans up 3.2, 3 a.m. ; OVEC up taJ"y - Mrs. Harold Hubbard. Mr. 1 8. I nm movln� lo Celifomla. �re7) HELP WANTED perie,ncell electrician. M e l ,. ( 1 $25.00. ls 3-30 Kalad Hindy · past pres·•dent was CArn..E - Steers 16 to ZI, · a·m 1%8 FoA:i)--P,CKUP - Mtthari- fore r will sell the followmg at · J . e, I Elt Wy-2-s ('lrie Servic 20 B ' ' S.. Heiefer 1 5to 21·• Baby ·Beef 18 to J ' cally sound, new paint job. Can PuHuc AUC'l'ION 0t my res I· PAPER BOY OR G RL for nGalllpolls Dam _ Inca ,up 8:50 the in11lalling officer. Co 4 af 18 3t c · · Auto • Blaettn 24: Fat Cows 14 to.. 17.50; Canners The new president accepted the be r.een ut Hutlnnd Furniturt> . drnre just off lhe Bradbu ry mud tinel Route near Mason Briclge p.m; Indiana up l l : 3.. 'j p;m ; OIi. o Po hi meroy, O f 10 to 13; Bulls l'l to 20 ; Milk Cows . Prired to sell. 4 15 :lk at tht- top of Middlf'JIOrt Hill. area and toward� Middleport. ------ ---barge and P1_, _, hIS best e - 100 1O 200. =geu c a.m: ver Shearer 21 : 3 down Lou� ��� '"::::�� I \::=� .. . 1 Wukh for Aucllon Arrowsl. Ap1)ly in pNson lo Tht' Dally {20B) INSURANCE /I' I lsia.na down 5:30 a.m. ; Philip forts . The refmng p.res�"dent Mr, VEAL CALVll! - Tops ;40. 1957 PONTJAC V8 llardlop. S11ark- Nurnr -Refri,t•ralor (with freezer) 4 6 lfc Sentinel . B radbury, expre�sed his th�nks Seconds 22 to 7.8 ; Medium 1829to COMPl.fo::TE lNSURANCF. PRO- r: b:_sob� to t:e7 h�!c�i: Sporn up 7:25 a. m 25 ling ori�tnal rt>d aru:l while tin- dl�h 1·;1hinet, 2 apartment siz� • � , 5 e r tection, Life Auto, P'ire, Poll■ . . Kanawha River - Semel up for the cooper:ihon he received Com & Hvs• 18 lo 25•• C··u15 l,h. llyd,amatic·. O••", l·" •·•I ,,wn- gas nmgrs . ut1· 1 1· ,y c·abme rf DRIVE "' AN . <' , ert WHO WOMAN p Fo rdor Station Wagon, At · oers an . f 15 c h' ff h bl' pu e t rt Middle Call Mills. . J' IC h 20 . o K Ont London a.m; 15 : wn 1 o Merrill d n Fo to G . t e,r_ $995 B!arttnar. .�. Pnmnoy. po 'l la, lhe K ei h oble "'rm heal r rs. 2 1" ' Ztnith trlevisHln, you would enjoy working 3 or 4 rd I ., 461 S. Third Ave., Middle- Marmet 2 : 45 a.m; 0. F. Shear• M�s. Pearl Reynolds' TIJ(lm re- SHEEP - Ewes & LmB. 6 to 12 ; Davis , Waroe1· Jn111ranee f I S lilt rl'l'1 ion furl o\l ht>nlel' (I. I , gas hours 8 d:,y calling regular\; Stock Ewes 4 to I; Fat Sheep 4 lu mps . eomo le radio and rerorrl each month on a group of Stu- Complete protection for all needs. port, Ohio. On the 20th d•y er down Marmet 4: 1 :1 a . m. ; Irene ceived the attendanC(') award. Hl49 DOJJ()E l ' 'l Ton loggin� 1 nwk to 8 ; Culls 1 to S; Bucb 4 to 8; 11layer. c-hair.� . Sinr,:Pr sewin" dio Girl Cosmetir dient11 011 d Tel . WY 2-2966, 4 1 :iotc of April 191 A t I I O 'Cl ock Chotin down Marmet 5:20 a.�; 1teel flat bed. dump ��UgPnc A.M. Fat Wethen 4 to 8, Thelma Ann up Winfield 5:45 26 Members 0/ machine, 'beds. antique library route to be established in and Smith, R, D. 2, Pomrroy . WY 2e, PomSerial Nd. 57 SL �M LAMBS - Topi 17.so; Seeon4, .stend , JIbrary tabJe, round table around Pomeroy and are wlll· R. G. PICKETT Insuranc p.m; Jerry Waxler up Winfield , 4 JS 3lp 6258. Group Made Yi,it This Vehicle will not be sold ar D N l . 12 mat aaea clot 7 p.i_n: Lucy Jane Lucas down Twenty-1ix sofa bed - t.o f; for leu than $700.00. members of Bethel � 10�4. Wta �rcsser. 2 Ing lo make light deliveries, etc, :�ri; ]957 FORD Va 2 door, one careful 2 c:ts of � !J"!'f!rs, W� p.m.; ield Polk 1 1 y up al S a GffiL cosNo. 62 of the JntemaUonal Order and owner. Original bluci finl11h 9 k 12 wool rug and pads, �row write to STUDIO Keith Goble Ford Inc. Winfi a.m. 2: B 30 e eld e a r v ; Glenda A-34 le, ol Job's Daughters attended the , l.lghlno'ng Rod Mulual lib-new. $895. Blae,tt.nar's, Pom­ ruga, 5 pc. dinette set, d1sheii, METICS, Dept. Mlddl■pert, Ohio WHY NOTT Winfiel . down 1.m d 5:05 up mornm -"-Jp seryree , s "--g W0111u ---.iowr RAWALPINDI, Pulstan (UPU 3-28-sotc By Their Agent, 4 15 ·tltc Speed Queer('.' washer. ¼T. California. Route will pay eroy, ll-18-!tc ________ day, at Grace MetbodiRt church, _ 1be Rawalpmdl Munici to $3.50 per hour. R. E. Grindley Sr. ___ pal 1956 OLDSMOBILE Su:�r 88, hard chain block, 12 ga. Winchester 0 1 Gallipolis of which the hcmontl Commltleo bu lltllPllld obo!W,. •u,r OUTBOARD MOTOR boal il>lr.,,=========e!i and pum lllUI; p ol, ,II gar n pJ,J de ( 1 B) EMPLOYMENT top C door. Hydramatle dri\le. queon Be<ir;y Tawne, lo a mom- &tg Jhe &walplndl lmprotro111r11nce protection. All rlsll (2 1 ) REAL ESTATE MARKET -.. -. and braket, l8t5. tractor and equipment, • lawn coverage, $3.l!tl per 1100 OOVVI' � WANTED mowmr, 2 electrlc moton and ' SA SE CINCINNATI <UPII - I. I ve- ber, JDelll 'l'nllt ClD Iha ll'Olllldl 1h11 Blaelln■r'a, Pomeroy. FOR LE · HOU 5 and � , - AccolDJlU!lng the group, were tbml, bu been m lmprovemeal:, e. Bame S pson gaso motor, Mot . . (' Une . s or weed cut- WANTED ::_ ·,by type of house- �. 4 15 61 . a: .. im . .. . InsurNb Locust tock; . . -bath. location. :m' ler, garden tooll and wheel bar- wort or any wehinRS or Iron- anee Agency, Middleport Phone Pomeroy, Phone W 2-5S D, Cattle 15001 catves. •toe,. at_eady;' three Council memben, Mrs. Bl• -----:-::--,-:,-St., Y I l 3 25 3111p a """• ,.,,..,ter lctols, IOlne !um- lnp. Mrs. Henry Cline, Rt. 2, WY :l-:atl03. FOR SALE · • 30q, average choico !Nll-Itm lb steer, le Smlth, guacd 1111, Harry P. Melvw 11on, 3 MEN . ith TUCl'OB8 ud t- her, rope■, miacellaneou, �1. Pomeroy. te IUOC18 guardian a n d 4 15 � BARNES-SIMPSoN INSURANCII .50; high good tlil low choice goo. Sm · 15 A oLft'Ly Not fflponl lble for attldent1. 1-�=c'-��-� . I.Nm To Operate ��.1. lllddleport. Flre, Aut. FOR SALE: SToRE with 5 stor• U2!1 1b M 50-21i OO choice near l350 Mn. Mabel Goegle.in treuum, t I Jllf, New nd uetL C... Tl!l'm1: Cash """'ts WANTED - Houllf Cleanang or '"'O..... . and M age rooms and 6 rooms aod lb 23 50 ood. rs. Mu mothera oe i!lltaftdard· Ta three c.lV1o1 Lue, will do Ironing In my home. Mrs. mobile -._ PboH WY '" bath ,._ puto wl ..,.rr -· y wm ,acrlfice store. over wn . .;. 22 oo n 20 lit), o I ocd e . M Jamu � dllll l · Klein, Rt. 2. P:-:;•:· ....... ,.. 19,500, Moving to Clllcago 21,1111, ,h�lce -.d m Mrs. James Crirft!L -:: Sale eonducted · by Bradlord ::::: ...::-:-.:.. ::::I , , Ohio. ----Call Sp, S-1911, CIJllon, W. Va. lb heifers :IUO, low choloe 700-850 2 ESTATE REAl 1 1 · ( -__I' --I--. oc � Y _;:-n DRAO LIND or am.i, - Sain mol "'-r'· C. C' B adf d' LEES RAVE GlJBBT8 ---------- 1 _________ ..t&, � - WY ...,,• ::.u 120) BUSINESS S-14-3111, _ · lb 23. 00-24.0D, ...... Harri- . IULL DOZIIS,, ICRAPIII � 211.GO<IS·OO• l<iw _ MJ'. and · Mrs. Chi Sale Manager: A. C. Br.dford . - - - · P-,, PULL IHOVILI HOME SITES FOR SALE IN g� 2 UIO. 1'1/1il7 and _commercial Billi of Gallipolis SERVICES • •aII< 1 -■U, GRADIII CLAM s al .00, uUllt) individu 18.50-17 ·-•·--- · •- Harrisonville Road 3 row a Mn. J_.._ e Mr. cccc== I TWO PIECE ===- ==c wllb LIVING I\OOM SPOUTING, 'IDOP qF,PAIR. I �-� ----- Pomeroy mercial ,.;... and 17. t ! bul lly Sll;'u U com 111101lR '"' = Sl!WINt--cMACHINE , S , a l, . od miles f nd own, Call WY I- Lie Tl'alned men _,.. •ll'lllnC · I., re oonably prlc,d. Call sbool melal work. Th• Po,n,rt MIDJILEPOR . �oa, ......,_ bt-• •-.,• 1rame, •nd chn l.. and lamlly of Racine and allend- ••- per weolt aud •• good hi•• l0-2! 00 18 T 2 a 7 -•..� - COPIDIe, Ilke new, . aUfter TU 2-4343 Com Z30 ' · .. 4 13 6tc · 5280 &0• · WY · ' I S p · m· · ed. the lathe ■on ban vet t Ra.,.. _ q • 1 pa y, • · ra · ■andt 6f .additional men a.. rooms, bath, gas heat, garage, · - - vealers 28.00 • 34.oo. good 2j:OO. _ F..qqtptd to make buttonhole■, t J cine High e Lee School erry 2 B of ILDING Twm C dan nneded rilbt DOW to operate e Se 7-plece e llow Dinette t, darn, mlhroldn-y and NW In On Y _______ � tot t,J LOTSlarge lot, Wied on Roule 7. t 28.00, standard 2G.OO-Z4.00. wi w spent kend Columbu th �ddltlon. New Haven. � build,tl 2'100 re and a the the heav,- equipment llled la ee .00. l �i • .E. 1ter a To I G AlK-'TnlN8ER �.500.00, Terms. gill 25 ; ba ws ogs a1ppen. AN1Q;De 1ut 8 payments $25 · , Mr. buUdinl to1dl, ....... h l g Route on t mile■ , ut brother o and 5 bliher, Mixe .E. 33 1 , m , o · Uftl parente SIS.OD. UASON.UU: r', lnquli'f: AIIDDLEPORT - 2 story frame, -G ef .... ,-r month. Guaranteed. l'to l llO lb 18.lD, t-H IOO il d. alrfielda. ete. M1'1Bl"i\t'TION GUA.RANTEU ruom1 1 4 bedrooms / , bath, 1 of Pomeroy, Phone WY f.5321 ·DO lb 18.00, l-3 and W 1ao-a4fJ ■nd Mrt. Jake Lee and Jeff, 4 14 ate 310 Condor St reet, Pomeroy. P11a1a WY t4:11M. 6 4 lJ Ill<! m, belore P, lll' . --:::--::;;;:---·---1 �----�--• 17 3tp Call or ..U. L 0. lleCIIJ po C sloeplnt! gl•Ned hi Omplete tralnlnl elvt1 ,... rch g lb' IT.litl-IT.85, mainly 17.'B-IT.ll!lli'iG ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,_._._ actual _...,, OJI 1'>111 age, comer lol '7.500.oo. ,,.,_, for u lb clown; mlxed tllH50 lb : OLO PAMKEETS FOR SALE. 30! equipmeut at 0111' l'llldmt (24A) FOR SA'·E Oil ., · . <LM.-.... Sprang Ave., .Pornetoy. Oh io. ---, IONE8SVILLE -1¾ 1t.ory frame, ,, --------�......,.,. IT.= • • •••- lb ,,,m,t• · · ,.,e,• traJni nter with __.__ ee oc NHll!Pff ..,.. ....,...., 1 ,_ (I bedraom.l, bath, eel, TRADE . . JDia!,cl'!IMll lb ffl,�OO� IIO 'Ii • 17 31p un,n;,. AUCTIOment auuta .... �;;; · , lot too • 120• on 1800 Clll!lVRO = = "R= -,..1....:. � h.. bouae 00 . f-l:. . etio SAL aedan ll"U4"1 p lb ffl 71door ! FO . Ee n. LET 4 ■un· . • · · ·· ' Roule Bl '5,000.00. CrUI ........ 'f. , � lb••!"l�00.1$.75; Tra rk hone or•aell. 18. a al Ton Truck In good rond.Wnn. , .' tor wo For complete tnfonnatlon. de .R . _ 175 00 acres PARM oute 7 to C . First $275.000 drives it away. '1 'Write. ,..... •-c• rnut � send name, addreu, .,._ CH 7�. .. ,.,: lt1mlna�-•- -� _ ,· , near Htgh Scbool; 40 acres eul- Jame■ telephone . ebolce aed Contact Donald Manuel. Racine, i C. 8MDJl'OIUI. ••- - llvated, balanco puto,. and 4 1 Mlcromool:, H· , 1•• hour, ro: 4 IT 3tp REEL and ROTARY TYPE Mow- timber, no bulldlnp. Good In- HAVE GREI\NffOUSE, 16' 1'• Ohio. · i..se, . . 2 pr. $1 70 d all """1 (,_ bl!Ollilll,,� CORN Pl.ANTEii, w. D. A. c, en lharpened. Uaed mow•n for venment f.., '8,000.00. Uninnll El!IIIJi�•lol . . nl'li/i\'li. 00• 7 ......... wire meah glass, ALRl:IIT M. Culllvalon. New Holland Baler, ■ale. SmaU air coolad ,ogtne ... 'I"" � nd, or t,pe ujlDty . �., WY .,_ !or poolea, honel, or uy1ljlJtt a � '$. AD · In geotl "'nditmn. Joe pair,. Lewi, llepa1r Service, !lox ZIii •1 I it.� . 25._ _ '" lb Fields, IIJ Locuil st., Pomeroy, lJ4 MIii-st, Mkldleport, Phone -•w w, •• ll'QRT WV ,__ of value, Bill Gruoler, M,_ lb . ·, __._�:.:_.,_ .,..�, · MIDD ColumM. L Ohio 4 14 3k ville, Rt, 1. 4 14 stp 20.00, shorn ewea 4.00-6.00. 4 13 ,otc .___________, Call W). 2-5110. 4 U 6tc WY 2-1374. WANT. AD S '1 I- • 'lite Forlnlw Club 11tet I a s! Thurlliay at the - of M r ._ Raymond Klou Wlllt AMI llow• oil, Mn. John 1'11111, Mn. L I o Smith, Mn. Ll!l llmlth, 111'1. IJGb, trt Tewubary, Mr■• J■ct Dael> ner, Mrs. - Iii&, , Mrs. llldutrd own, Mr■• ll■nry Nuf, and Mr,, 0-p Dalla, allandJng, The nut rnsolln& - set lor 14,y :llllt al the ham■ o1 Anna Howell. It "#II decided that In the lulun Chey would moot but lllllle • month. Mllrtanne and T r ud)' IIIOOt hllpod lbeir mothn in 11,v. inC nlreabntlntl. Dlily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Aprll 18, 1961-7 ' I D A I LY CROSSWORD A!. Klnd ot ple ... ....... 1. Tb1ck lliOI 3, Tofether U f,, Na.tive ot •· P&rtfela fowl st- Ooddep of Jndl1, 11', A volca.nou I, COhl\llMCI Sl. Brillllll' ..1111 t. H""""111 & pen-ena Do,.._ U. F1')'ptlln 1, Klna-af Mr gcrl Buban 21t. SpoD.. 18, Lft1l'r 8. PoUab. S3. Fiwu l-t, --••••1 1 •• 4ute 11.l'Nn.Q. 1m1i..1 t. lblbW• rtYV 11 . .Ekntu 5. 8erv,;1hlOUS 38. Hclrae'e •tllwdQ•a &a1w.. 11. Genu, !Jf l.l, ljl_hun trairunc I0. 1111. lffll :11. ..tt•- U,MOllo nol!I IT, M..,.lll' 11, l'lloMIO -t ...._ lt. J.,..... llll, �In It. IIIIIU,011!1 •• Tollola :at, New.... ll""'ff'�r"ltr- �-,,-,,.. tho rinl to ld)ltt 11» - lo obow hi, e,,e <llllol lltl......... JIIII poll - llnusb l""1lln .. tho ■ton'• buJlna do u,. •---Jr• .... ."' "'''.... ..... ...... .. •a,..,, ..,.. ··.....·•­ ».- ...,,_ I. 11 fllD LASSWILI UNSTEADY CUSTOMERS wMPO Radio MOkDA'I' '111ROl1GB fflJDAY 5· 11 lip 011 Today wlllt a.ti i-oo ,:u a.-, ,_ 1, 90 farm 'llnl 1:;11 Caunllf 8-ltlut,-.. 7 00 Party T·U lliltadotl 7: 31l Pltkelll lbow T; IO SOlllo - fteplll 8·00 - l'lrlJ ,:s The florid Thi■ .lf8ntillC cNrn1 ■I l'ltV l:a 1:0I Mlnlllll illllllllla 10,11 c.111111 ft. ...... lleeG SWIJ Shop lleffl C.U.lrf ... 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Po\'11 le31l Silo :-'f ,�• 7: IO t:a It 1:IO lelltl . ·1{; I Manll- M_.... ,._ P■rly - ' 'i :!.a;:: -TIii IINrd Mtll' Sour l'laple i, u. Suilal ....,,_ - 8'111d,ip l!llft Sip OIi •11 W J E H RADIO Mo■olaJ .,........ ..'"417 ., le58 Sil!II On T:QI M- Cloci 1:00 aeoo I: 10 Beta 1:20 1:11 1:00 lelO t:41 11, 00 l9e115 10,J;I U101 I: 11 COUllll7 top r.. 1:31 Coulll,J Tap ..... T:DI _...., ...., ,,. -.,,i '1: • .,_ldle: P11tJ I: ■ '1!11 WorN 'lllla lhnllol (-I 1: • 1 I: ■ te,O .._ •·,rty .,. M....... 11:• -•• Top TN OUR. PITCHE R OOESN 'T S&e"" TO HAVE MUCl,j CONFID ENCE IN H I MSEl.F•- !lO YOU THINI< OUR Tl!AJ\11 WIL.L. WIN ToPAY f 4:111 Sporll I te5S M- QJunt, New& ••• CliOllnall1\J Niwa 1:GI - Nm 5: 15 !lullcall f:ot .....:.... ,eao SiP Oft I NANCY 11m11 ' . Al.II! EAPY ME'S WEAR. I NG H I S SHOWER -­ CAP t,' '" ' o a. •tan,. ·-_ ...... -· HE'S ONf OF f'/r/ _, ,peclslly[the ... n, i u. Ohib Vallt!) N.,., Ohio News • a< .... ,.,... . s,,a,111 T■tlaJ Wttllld Mmical Clock ' la&1lld■j< lnrt--t-1-11\tlody ComnJunn, Newo 1:51 llllll On l&uliGII Ttlll ....i Cloolt oaJ)ttaJ. S.rrict lllows Publie 7:411 'fttt Lllelloll 14, 'l'tlil ..... llialllal al leOO Ohio VolilJ New, llho-■ 11, AdmtnilU.. Muon County Nftl Ohio NeWI 1:lll Uveefflq11 Talll ol Iha TOn 1:10 lporia Totlq � 41, ...tch � World Ntw• Be IS World ... �a\er (DII WN!'1 IIJ """""' 1<111 - Clloalt (Btlllyt.) 1:• 1.tq1 Nm CllolJ., W, l'rL > ••• M111M1 .._., 11:0I M ol Ibo 'l'twll ... .... . ...., Time <'IIIIIL, �) t:411 - ol Blesilllg llel5 Wk al !hi Tlwn 47, Uotb ot 10•• lli!h School BIi Parade U:IS CIJmoll 11111a 111111 10:55 World New■ <Frida, oolyl ... M,thle■I 11,00 High Schoal lilt Parada lle40 SodeJ 8eeur11J -.ve dweller U1• U&il(ltll.. ITuesda,f Only) lle46 World Ne1i1 U:tl 11Drlll Nl, A l'Ulb at lle55 Wallor _ll, · 11:511 ltlutiR c..mt, 11:00 caa-8, Ne>#I 111'° LGa11 Nowa 11.� Y CIR!PTOQUOTE - Jlere'I how lo ww1i It: U:111 NaiJJI Nftl 11:0I Noell A X 'f D L a A A X a 12: to oblo llnl 11: II Ohio Ii, L O l>r G J' B L L O W 11: IS W. Vt. hnn Peatun 12eU On♦ letter llmply tor anOth■!r. In tht■ ltli.mpt. A M 1111111!1 Ue20 8o11e1m Board 11,211 llulltlln ll4lard '9t th• three I/" X for tht two O't. etG. &finfl• lttwJt. 11:111 NeWI O o.... 12e25 Nm O Grllllll .... trophla, the leneth and tormatiOD ol' "the wnrd1 al'I ab l'lill:ta. llrlO 1111 lwNII ...,,. 12,so nm 111d riomt "ti d1-y the ood■ litter, -.n dlfflNllL 11:111 Worltl New■ 12, .. Mr. MIMU 1:111 1111 - ...... • � -■-1,511 ,..._. Muilt leoo Mr. 1:• Mmy Tlrlll IBAWB C II :ll 'f T X J' 'f 4 111 : c u ,r ••• l)lloloa llllll Dou 1, 00 World llnl X C O Y X I' Y A - V Y A I V G X Y B . le .. Mr. ., . lalllq .... tl:IO ...... - �'l' ,,,.......,,. �• 'l'HII -r D ilCIIIIIO& ia 1:511 IMal NtlWI Ir 11 .....,._ leOO Dl■c,.. With Doss -� l'rSl:I.J'-<lOll'l'RID. leOI - Boulft;rd 4el0 � """'" 4,41 W11N 11i111' I•• 111t11 Olt "',-------------'--..-•=-"----..:.�--------,,,,,_-. ly IAM iiii,y •.,,.,..,... I tbill ...-==- ,,.. .,,. ....... !!-i::-:-1 ;l, 0pera .,...1 I l»(T �-.. � 0' ()!; AA! &:ei lXJ65, AA() S®E CJ VS A� ll®I IIA68JTS... the cln:111 lo tho d■alrod itlt,ill ..llOd they ll'I)' wlMce,M plwd, Wlllilml, II, - -• 11n. llceom•■ otll!r N.l., pulll<I up lo ,.. ti lllt - - wa,■ ti ...... ..,_ lbop lo I � lloll• rlllp, ..,.._ Qui ll"llPN .... -• One tbmlna&ld. Iba INlditlunM modlll r,11,d .. U. Dm 1" acrew or clar,p oato tba .. lDbl, Willlmnl' dlllpa. ud put tbl futuu .ialJdl the "l didn't tbiu ti tbt 11 ... .. thot .... ., tho jlwll . ... II aD," Nltl wm-, ""' bun, fl'WI II■ ur'1 cartllql. 1"1bd for - 'wnDt.al No, IAINIY OOl)OLI 111d INUPFY SMITH 'l'hl ollw WU a ...... ■bDI- UD York and Pll'II flrD blfon h· hoop operattn, C1111 &ht ■-1 pna- ltaltld bll wbah■1!e bumw� clple; one end ui the hone ilhol " It jtlll 111n• a practic■I WI\ fitttd 1nllde the ear wbe; the for • to p1c11: ap modlla 11 othor - ond ffllWld the hick llpl in !hi --,. tit - 11, of the ear. the buJtn b_Y lllnl, and h■Yt IMIII. arrtnd with &be clotbe,, 'l'r-'lic on rtNi Avenue ■narled lootill ,rtllld. and pede■triana 1aped tbe other "'I knew if I tried that In a day when Arthur Williama, a de, taxicab, tbl drtvtr'd II through llplr, ..rvod 11 ■ niol. So I hlrod tho cor." mJ AIIII AND SLATI I I; I .r �.- - -Delighted Audience Went On Trip t r 1 • ,e!� ?}!.�"!;'..M1 !1.; ��� :!::!. Around And About Middleport Scholarship Mainly About People In Pomeroy TeGffl NQffled FOf RUtiand H'1gh I-Dally Sentln�l.~Pomoroy-Mlddleporl, 0 , April 18, )96l be sent. Roberla Smith - EngABUD TO AffZND lillh lX, Marlene Hoffman - Eng- 1 lilh X. Martha Brewer - Eng- The HurriMmville Sclpio Alumni !lob XI, Nina Adkin, - EnJll)ob Aooclat/oo will bold 1 ..,.1111g XU, Larry Long - Phyaicl , Alan tltiJ 'J1lursday at I p. w. Ill tht K1Dg ttnd Andy Chapman, A.meri-• scbualhoulilt' to make pWIii for the can History. Calvin Biddle Alumni Association banquet � General Science, Betty Arnold and Wade Nicholson - Socla.J cording to an announcement bJ St.udies, .Joe Chapman - Book- Francis Alkire, vice president keeping. Theywill be accompan- All oiflcen and alumni are ui ied by Harold Sauer, Guidance ed to 8ttend. Director. an unqmary trip lo the "land """'· The mailman o/ lli!dJepon i A scholarship t.eam will l't'pn,ied ol. Molher GoosP" when M r s. ll"llS pla)ied by Billy Dallas. who Mrs. l zo Cus A on ter and Mn . : . Baroid Sa , sent Rutland Hlgb School at the Lan-,- Long � �arr- Pearl Reynolds presented h e r h,wtd 1:1 letter li8y1.i1g, . Mr, Ken Boney Mite-hell spent the week final District-SlBte Scholarship kindergarten cUW Ill their armual is gomg UI bt: mayor of Middle- end in Huntington W· \'a. with ,1 , .._, n..._: · · .ru'-�, all Of whorn ·have -•3 ' Teat, to be given tit Athens. Sat· year .s pro. por1 · " Juruny En11els as. the Muf· Mrs. Cu.,,;ler·s sister and brother- i sprmg progr� ni15 been accepted by Omo Univec- ductlOn urday, May 6. 1 haµaudienc� the 1n11de Man fin "Motharound was built . in-law . Mr. and M rs. Loren Cav_ � week to tour ,._ 1a.,, . . s1ty to Awa,s Rutland High School, with ao ! I _ _, ff' away ms mu h rowmg ' . oy PY as " er HuN:i,,aru s Part ) . :1nd the campus. While th �-� tht-'.l' �n-.-n '.o!lo"m.!! :h.- "t>gu l al P f.\ fhe \1ilk \bn, 1,iayed Uy Tum- l erlee While there lhev altended 1 , enrollment of mure than 256 is ·~J1 annu..t · . n.:.1. c .·;;�11;; show '! ._,__ . lhc """ . . met several professol'l'i .. stu bu,.�S?' I �ligible lo send two in each sub.nC'l: . _ on ·h my u .1oud , .).d� , !';a.t," cry �KITT· • ,. Juu a::. he,d �I I)1e H lWlmglUn : oo• I. &-t!l. FuJb: .JS �t er dub, dents, formerly of Rutland. .__ � . . ! )ed. 'l'he following students will y us.ua1 . (.:'her 1 Ann ,ru:; s an got up Mr. and Mr C . J Struble h . -• . · · - 1 - •_ nde . att....,....111.g OU · .'...ll lhrN! ""'"S ' : n JH• r O!)en - rndden ly _when , pank·,..-! 't)y ,1' er 1 Mr . and l'll rs . �1�.ax W art.! and M.who will live in GaITlf'rtstt�-t !W'\1 ··��,-e,. molber: Jyl Bean•r. r : and Mrs. Dale Warner were in, '.1k' n :>l ,.,·1 , .mJ .:1.�- ·· -.ome . Hall, are laruung to !ituch· ffi It'd The .:oo:lurlmg number .\lod - Lanc;uter 5.iturciay eYening to St· , I found d�. 1osles:ses �r-ov.u-up , . gtneering P , s.bt' .t.!id neglt-cted to rnv1te her , dmg Land. was well done by !he l lend the Commandery wp , · • ectlon. , Mr!! William K B a\·er , . 1 y . , en· re ca s · part he I to t.s gllt'� I Mr. 11nd '.I.f r� Charles Elliott, 1 Col�bus , spent Saturday ..tn.� � arence Lacey was ac.\!rs. _U as a t R 1, as little MlSs \fuf. e C i . � \t . r r Sunda}· with her mothe 1 son Steven and daughter, Janet 0, eyed M st y lett. succeeded . lma! compan m gettins and HSlSl R l 1 r-> , Rand , w .Va . .ipent Sunday with W Bertha Art·her in the inebN'n- 1 oolds with the music and danc• l ber mother, Mrs. c. L. Arnold. . all of the guests there . nt>r apt . 2nd�av Mrs. Beav� 1 The scene_ of ,\ct. II wa.s :'lfnth- mg. MISS WOODARD ! Athens Road. Calling in lhe after- , came espedal!v to attend the er Huhbard .5 \iara en. WOMENS DAYTIME I . \l rs. Reynolds expres:;ed her I noon, were Mn. William Right• _ Bapti.st centennial and to a l lend i a Paul Cwin ngham, a.s Humpty I thank;; lor ;he coope,· tion ol par- j house and daughters. Wilma and the Bacone choi r concert. D mpty, was the object of much : enl!i ior lheir part DJ providing j Judy. u Mr. and Mrs . Fred Dush, lhe � uc- Mrs. Clara Grueser was t he · fQ UQfeS n daughter. Martha. of ColwnblU ! ado by 1he Ki_ng·s !11en as lh:y : costumes necessary 'o togeth •m i cess of the program. tried lo put him 1 Sunday dinner guest oi her daughDr. and Mrs Charles Jividen, I O l the party were T.ommy 1 Others in the cast included : , ter and son-in-Jaw . Mr. aru1 MN. : thers ..t ° 1 Alh of Ellen, and children Tom by Smart Set Frocks ' Mlss Wanda Joan W o o d a r �• �eed as Little Boy B!u� ' w i t h 1 The Little Sheep, in while C<ls-: Herbert Dixon and family, ens. Mr and Mrs. William Dile:;, I 111 s horn l and Debra_ Galla��er, : tumes with black fee! . Sheilah j Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Sayre of dau�ter of Mr. and Mrs. Martm children, Kathy, Johnny, and , Choose from hundreds of as Little Bu Peep with her .o� t ! McKnighl , Sue Lee, Debra Trip- , Dayton were weekend guests of Woooar<l of Pomeroy . Ohio Rt. Billy, also of \thens. were Sw1o y Man ley, ali � 0 h n Jell, Hubin Du,:kworth and Jeanne ; her pw-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank : 3 graduated f r o m Nationwide e Jay guesl.s of Lhl'ir parents, M1 . · shc JJ . T n . A •1 beautiful drip dry cotton , there with his " ' 10 : Wri ght. Bro n WB.!i , Stewart and Mr-a: Stewart ac- · Beauty Academy es an all .,, and Mrs, L. i) Diles a nd flt , e 1nd1ans " do ing a "'·ar d� nL� i Ten Little Indians , dressed in companied them h01111! for a stude�t and _also received h e r dresses, tailored of wash.. . tended the centennial servic-(•s al l Li_tt! , of Jndian yell� . beautician hcenses from the it h plen.y w 1 br ",1, sui� h bows wi o n and ar, vis.lt. t the Baptisl. Also th� overr.;P,hi i , st.ate &ard oI Cosmetology. able Dan River gingham• guest of the Dile!!' was Mrs. ' r.,nrJ a Hu}-e, c1.s Mblress \i:c>ry, ( ro"A·�. Brian J•'rench, Paul Pul- i Mu. Janet Gooch and children Cecil Root, f0rn,,p,- Mi�rlleport ' had 'q.uitl:! a . time : · witii h?r �il• ! lins, D;ile T�ylor,_ Richard Bail• , were Sunday dinner guests of her : She is empl�yed at Morris a n d chambrays, sheer 1 member who cam1> for the ser- 1 1:r t1e 1 s i,11J ct,ir_;. e shells �od ! cy. �Ia,rk Sm1�h. R1char_d Menden- : parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill. I Be�uty Heaven m �est Jefferson, maids, a!l pretly in a ro1·: Jim - I hall, Scott Walton, M ichael Bo- · Mn. Rey Jones Sr. of Nease Ohio, and stays with her grand,•:res. bembergs and t r i p I e par_ent� , Mr. and Mrs O s c a r Mr. and Mrs. C A. White anrl 1 my Sc�moll , :;;; Bot.by .:ihaf',Lo, ! iin , Gr�gory Hayes, and Steven , Settlement, Mrs. Eugene Schwab Sm i th m Columbus. sheer prints, dresses for hoys, Dwight and Butc-h, of and Elizabeth Blaettnar, as al.ti; I McGufhn. . and son of Mason W. Va. an J brother, one has n S Ma rti � ' eetheart m two a ('Ug made u ll a ssed M ' I & � w p , dre sw King s en were in red i Mrs. Harold Jone f Syra e Laurelville, Ohio s ent Sunday . o ard, Jr. who attends Rut• all occasions, all easy-to­ with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp did Jerry Coleman and _Barh�ra ' jackets, blue trousen, tall black , visited Sunday afternoon, with L 'A, od land Grade School. Miss Woodard and daughter and family, Mr. Archer, m; Jack and Jill, w 1th , hats, white cross belt-8 and rode l Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill. wear styles. graduated from Rutland H i g h, their pail of water. and Mrs. Paul Haptonstall, Edith i wooden horses. Making up this[ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Townsend 1md Billy. The group held a Then there was Billy V&ughan i group were, Jimmy Boggs, Jon l of Bellville, w. Va. were Sunday Class of '60. _____ birthday observance for Mr. as Johnny having quite a �ime Bunce, Stephen BraUon, David dinner guest. of Mr. and Mrs. White who is a brother of Mn. with his dog, Bingo, played by Gerard, Jackie Kauff. R ; c k e y G. T . Carleton. Sharp. Other caUers durin� the Ronnie Howard. Gary Bailey. as Amott, Michael Sayre, Morton Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Town- Attend Church'• , afternoon were Mr. and Mr!!. Little Johnny Green and Wayne Barnes. Steven t.tf'rlach. smend of BelleviJI w v visit- G 0ldf'R A nniver, ary , Davidson as Big Willie Stout, res- Silver Bells in .lovely costumes ed Sunday aftern� . · w�fu Mr. Ores Swartz of Athens. Mr. and Mrs. C J. Str ble spent , u The Rev. and Mr!. C. E. Hoyt. cued the pussy cat from the well. were. Sharon Wilson. Aimee Hus- and M G T C let.on the w kend in lA>gan with Mrs. \ � of Ypsalanti, Michigan, were the w.hlle Gregory Stew.art. as Tom ton, Cockle SheU., in pastel col- Mrs. �a�l win::renn�r fell Struble s _parents, Mr. and Mrs. ! In The Busy ors, were Rebecca Seelig, a n d the a audience gave T nker, c:ivernight guests of Mr. and Mn. i , Sunde at her home breakin Otto l s, and attended he GoldI� � Robert Haggerty. and sorui. Rev. thrill. ! Amy Hamm, "Pretty Maids" in three � in her left shoulde/ en A veraary of the First EUB M1 Ready To Ila •ere Sheilah 001011 Gayle Hoyt wu the principal speakttr Jeffry Darst and Mark O i I e r I flower M Cust 0f Co- church. M � Swulay morning at the Baptist were ready-to-go firemen with Moore, Nanq Buskirk, Pamela lum d � M Wear Department their shiny reel caps, bk'\Ck hats Dodson, Debra and Penny South. j George Charles .:: dauihten � ,._«r. and Mrs. Iles and · Mr. Struchurch. IN The horse and cart used to Logan were Sunday diI111er guests ble I sister, Mrs. Marie Bright On The Second Floor are ,., year me?'be", A yellow 1' MISSES incl transport some of the membena of Mn, Margaret Hemsley. ation was given to each 50carn d ho to the Bapti1t church Sunday p 1 M 0 Mr and L,nc:i.r ·� n: ;:.:y year member and ,pecial guests. mornlnC WU one belong/Ilg to HALF SIZES pe Mn. Alma Miller, who generout1· A new piano will be purchased Scout, 111latecl by Boy Scout.a: with her parents Mr. aIJd Mn. ly offered her service, u driver, by the Riverview PI'A for t h e a choral Nldlnl, "A Wish Come Herschell Diddle. HAS GUESTS wearln1 a pair of hff skin school, tt was decided at a meet- True," and a tribute b�, the girls Mra. William Leifheit nihlrned A. E. Hartley. Charleston, Mr. glovea. Other belrlooml Included ing held recently which was op- kl Juliet Low,. The boys gave a home last week after spendillt and Mrs. Hubert Taylor, Belle, W. the lffl8ll folding seat •nd 8 ened by Bronies Troop 180 in a history of their troop. the winter with relativea in Co- Va., and Mrs. Johu Taylor of Charleston, visited Sunday with beautifully deeigned lap rob@. colurful flag ceNmony. Featuring the program was a lumbua. Mrs. Homer Hartley. e old l car g � ed to The buslnesa meeting was In Boy Seoul court oI honor Th mode in Mrs. Carrie Sellars returned e d Llevln Raym the orf charge of the president, Mrs. Max- which Roier Spencer, Lyle Nich- home Saturday, after spendln.i; lh on p, tner Franc!• Oiase, of Weal Co- lne Whitehead. The piano pur• ols and Bob Hall became second the winter in Columbus with hti1r lumbla. The Re\·. Donald Boone chue committee bad as rnem- c1a'.s1 1COU.t1, and Tommy Osborne SOD and daughter-In-law, Mr. and as _ acting ehainnan of the cen - hers, Mrs. Alice Nease, Mra, was presente-d hill tenderfoot Mra. Lawrence Sellers. �enmal. Whitehead, and Mra. Ella Os- neckerchief. Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Sellers Mra. Pearl MeBride, Mra. A. borne. of Columbus were weekend --..-,--. :€) �·' The ati.ndanee banner was won gueetl of her parent,, ldr. and room. , CMJ. by Mrs. Suttle'• home Mra. Arnbro11 Flanagan MEIGS THEATRE eOf$ dren's eye1 will be tested t h I s Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs. Lillie Hauck returne.:I: . h t ol committee • by week home Sunday even/Ilg, ■ft« NOW SHOWING apendlng the past two week, with "THI GRAIi II GRIINIR" PTA, using a new eye chart obCompleting 20 years of service relatlve1 1n Columbus. (Technicolor) tained by the PTA. Cary Grant, Deborah Kel'l', The program, given by the Girl for the Appalachian Power Com- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hauck Robert Mitchum and pany the Point Pleasant Dis • and daughter, Donna Marie and and Boy Scouts, includecl: Jean Simmoru1 Three foll: dances by Girl trict Is J. L. Stewart, truck driv- Donnie Mayer apent Sunday In Admh■ion: fJOc & 304! er and groundman. Columbus with Mr. and Mra. C. WtdnNdiy & Thundly H. Durst, Miu Frankie Mumaw Stewart wu employed April 18. J. Strauss and daughter, Olar­ NOT OPIN and Mn. Mayme Holmes of the 1941 by the Pc>lnt Pleasant wa- Jene. PRIDAY & SATURDAY Syracuse Pre1byterian church at- ter and Light Company which WWI "CHARTROOSI CAIOOSI" tended the Scioto Prosbylerlal purchalied by the Appalachian (Technicolor) I meeting held ,....,Uy 111 tbe Flrtt Pow.,r eo, ill 1942_ He was fir,J 011- 0WIII (&ls -.tr ••• ,,. ,1,c,s, .,., , OIILS OD &11S 14oll-7 Bee - Ben Cooper &LL United Presbyterian Church In clanflled as • special guard and - also Athena. Gene Stratton-Porter'■ then laborer Jn tht tranamis&Jan 1 11 ••• 111,1 •••• , Rev. and M... Fred Garden and diatrlbutlon department be, "FRECKLES" ou {Tecbnkolor) er, and Mn. Helen Reynold. fore becomin a truck driver and Theodoru■ Council Dagght 1 _, er With Martin West w_.._ were ln GallipoII1, •·-d ...,.., ay _ ,n:rre groundman. Mr. stewart UI ac- of America met in regular ae■and Carol Chrlstenaen u they visited with Mra. EdJth· B s- live ID chlll'Ch work and Uwi ta 1uM1,, MondQ, Tuetdey the • � sell, a patient at Holzer Hosplt- West Columbia, W Va with b i ll Aprll 23-24-25 Ve Rous , COWIC • , :!. al. ''WHIRi THI BOYS ARI" wife Elate. • pre11 g. Mr. and Mn. Arnold Hayea {'Technicolor) Elizabeth D- WU reported DolONI Hart, Connie Francia a,,d aon, WI/lam vlJrttd ill CatSit ln the lap of luqry jn thi& like new dream­ A Blue Ribbon Beauty Really clean. Owner in Meigs General Ho1J>it&I due to boat. Geor,e lbmilton A better buy than most new can. loved this car. Blue and Wblte. Solid tlesburg Monday wttb Mra. Robfall al her borne and flowen ,......: LOON Loot, i 11..,.. erl Haye, and daughler Terrie White, Doa lMtchff, Cot.rc1rtoon were taken In her. Kathryn Jo, and her parents, Mr. and Admission: 80t and 30c Goodwin la a r•tlent al Hober UC Mrs. Mort McCay. tal and scheduled for lllfi· hoopl born C�clet of the B. H San MINlonary Soclely of the Mid- ory today. Elfzabalb Rathhllm dleport Baptist Church will meet and Florence Gilmore remain Ill I.Jved a iood llfe. Doesn't look ita ace - or and Helen Miller bu the flu. 1'e Looks Sharp - Drivea Sharp - I• Sharp. One act it. See for yourself. Rose and White. Tuesday. by traveling prhe donated Ida,, s hort ride wm tell you. Blue and White. . The Domis Circle will meet at jorie oodard was awarded tu W the iw- of Mr,, Jack Saller- Lillian Stelff. A 1baak you note lleld, al 7, OJ p. m. wtth the a read from Lucille B. H1wt w ■ PriocWa Circle meetlng al 6 , for Kffl llven her a ■ 111 l the p. m. for a potluck 111pper at the atrlc rall Dl y. t ! Not a be.uty on tbe outside. But sbe'1 IOlid , home of ldn, WUU. Anthony. Al the clon of the mHtlng. A Wilily'■ belt friend. Smooth drivins - ea ay and runs like a rabbit. Blue. The Elect.■ Circle and th1 Lovo April birthday, wen observed rldlllf, See ill Gray , Joy Circle will meet at • p. m. a potluck Junoh and gtftl for potluck 111pper1 at t b , ___,_. ---- ._...,, ...,.. churoh. Memben are remlndod .---· •-Neulzllng -•­ blrtbdays were Mlnnle In Jake I coverod dJ,h and their Elizabeth Campbell. Glenora $ own tablt 1ervlce lo the Eltcta Swatzel and 0e11.... 1111 Stahl• Circle. Hoot mon - Plaid ■e1t coven -- A dWJy for V-8 Roc!ket Entine pumi Uke a pussy cat. Plan , l!lly. Groen and Cream. your val'lltion in tbi■ one. Solid White. Ylll'I' lltlNTINGTON VISIT IIELA'l'IVEII Mr. and ldra. Ve,- Weber Mra. TollJe ,._ ........ aad .... and ohlldren, Dennis Dean Jloo. ' &bert, Prlnceloo, W, Va., villted •·• _, Duane, '·· anu were' "na, Dal.... m , tb end the M wl week It's hard to get along without a range, and OVIJ' $ H , Swld11 where Cooper'■ daUlhter-Jn.law and lam- on ill a untlqton and llra. H. y Mr. "' n.d c the Dy at the home of !,fr,, Homer n•, IO eu, to operate - So anall you caa . take Get behind tile wheel of this one you11 love it lnale■, who WII fortnel' ll1ID8pl' • refrigerator Is almost a necessity, They're Hartley in Middleport. It In the bouae witb you. Solid Blaek, from the ttut. Gold and White, of tho io<al A aad P store ....,._ "-" (. al yean qo, and Mr. and ldn. •-,. LIIINI Flnt both Included in this 3 room group for just friend, of e l!lilclle Joith Shm At Du■k . Woben. 1 d.111.J I M,ss Woodard I :G d C l"IOW YOU KNOW Th JtlilHI bowa ode,,,... .:ham.Iler la She world la t1Ni Bil lluom el U.. CarliNIII c■,erm, Nn Me.def, b 11 4,IIIU IM laq. !108 lttl hJ.&b tlMI 11p Ill a fet-4 widr. NO. 2 Dresses osmef /ogy 1 ,t, ,. · •" r ltl A D CJ n II a: " II ti P TA Will rurchase New Piano For Riverview Grade School Soon l� lllo arc .; Mr ' = Jl..it Sp ring CLEAR-TH E 0 - 1- APCO Service �--IDI in 8 'rfhdayS Were Observed By D Of A C ncil .--cc-:---- ,, 3/ } . �--;- -•-·-tt.. ' , .: ... .- , . l)h' ' \ \ • : , ,\ l 1 1,, ' �IH • , > .C ent1ne 81 "' D.,.,,,u,I To Tiu, lnterulfl Of Tt.. M"'61-Ma.on ,4,.., Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, April 19, UNH Weather . - .... ... .. ... .-.1 .. ... ... .......... 1acn.... daal­ -- .... . aa.1t •......, ,..,... .. ,. Si- PER COPY Castro Firing uad Slays 2 Americans, Seven Cubans, ilsland Battlefie lds Blaz e . ' Circles Meet On Tuesday For pot/ ks A House �ull Of All $ Hew fum1ture BEIIOOl- �:I; Mta,y,:_enina: � • 595 I 111118 1001 K I TCH E i - i-'"""' ""'""'""'""'""'""'li 't'. S C: � $595, 1' DR IVE-IN .... ,_,.·:45s,_ --·-1_•",ker Furniture ,-_ IUY 0N OUI CONYailllNT 111MS • TONIGHT & WIIINIIDAY John Dert1t. Dna AdMN "'Al$0Nllll OP VOLGA• (Color 1114 llooDOl am, �. 111111 G1111or IIODald O'Connor, 1' •ANYTHJNtl llOII" (0oior and V-■loD) ALSO CAIITOON , BAH R CLOTHIERS l'ormq hflb Clathm. Co. MIDIILll'OIIT, OHIG ,, ■ co■ ■ �Jerr,'fic 73argc1i11! 1960 Cadillac -Hard Top Coupe $4495 1 955 Oldsmobile -88 4 dr. sed. - - - - - $695 1957 Chevrolet- Bel Air 4 dr. sed. - - $1195 1955 Dodge-­ Coronet hard top •495 1957 Buick -Cent. 4 dr. sed. - - $CJ95 1954 ,Ford -6 cyl. 2 dr. sed. - - - •395 1956 Oldsmobile - 88 4 dr. sad. - - - 895 1955 Pontiac - 2 door Chieftain • - '895 1958 Mercury -­ Medalist 2 dr. sed. $1195 1959 Ford -Anglia, 2 dr. sed. - 895 1957 Ford -Fairlane 4 dr. sed. '1195 T·Blrd l!Qglne, !'0•'11 lhlnlt ii'■ jet propelled, Try !U Solid tan. .. -'"" . 1955 Plymouth -­ Savoy, V-8,4dr.-- $195 Bod,'• routh - You buy thil one aa la for $1911. ••It Karr _&. Van Zandt WY 2 •5342 P Q M .E � O Y , O H I O Jl1'·� ,..,:.. I . :; . ' .:l ::,i � i; '' .• � ' i.; ''?,'. �, · , ' -; , \ i:. 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