http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/668315a332a671a4a15200c656f53622.pdf ac189cc4a0a196f4bd7b9f0240acec58 PDF Text Text ) • Pastor Sellers Presents Paper Catholk Women ro Sponsor Bake SGle m~tj 11 ... I •e Mareh : 1 Catholic Women s c u o Sacred Heart church was Wednesday evening ln th church auditoriUm following the lenten servt<e. Ditco'll•r tN hictderl brillianc. and beauey i n your di•mond. A aup.tl'bty laSihOiled settin& •HI ..,. __ __ ..... m11ke y o~o~r pm look tara•r, IOwli•r. Find the 'I~ yo.~ prefer tn 01111 wioe Ml.etion , &m Mrs. Paul Casri, president. opened the m'"'ting with prayer. Plans were discussed for a rummage and bake sale In April, the dat.: to be announced. Plans also m l adte white ,,ep ant sa e a e meeting. Round robin gel well cards were sent to Miss MBIII· dt Schorn Mn. Pauline Allgel· eltl and Mrs. Basilio Girolaml. ~ereh ~~or ne~ ~ ;;:Y~:.t~g. ~~~w~s~y ~~~~ wei ers fe<! hour ~ •) CaU. are Made on Member Pro•pectt Members of the GQiden Rule Cl88S of the Middleport Firat A paper entitled "Pt·ayer 1 Baptist Church called on pr.. lnd' ldual" wa . pre- spectlve members as a part of 1 nd th e tv •1 their meeting Thursday evensented by Rev. Paul A. Se ,.,.., ing at the home of Mr. and P•stor of the Syracuse ~! Mrs J Jenkins. . Charge, followec. by a . After. the calls the group reston on prayer, when the Melf!S turned 10 the Jenldos home County Ministerial Association • b . I met Ill regular session in the wherehe~d shb~rt G;:•~n~ MI. Moriah Baptist Church in ;~~!dent. A report was given Middleport recently. by the flower committee and The Medicare and discussion held on various busmedtcal bills now before iness matters. Refreshments k · W hlngton were served by the hosts to m sedaslt was, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Anthony, . urge Mr. and Mrs. Tony Fowler, Mr. ges I , and Mrs. Manning Floes and to Mrs. Richard Hovatter. their stand on Medicare or Eldercare. ~wma ~ ~~r~e ~ist.;.s ~it~~ toM:I:~ :~::~~m'::: rf 't:n::.V J •.... . ,_.., ...,...,.......,........1[ Rev. Joseph Kraly of the St. r'-~................................................ Men &Women's NAME BRAND CLOTHING In New Spring Styles SHOP Around And About Middleport I Paul's Lutheran Church of Porn- eroy volunteered to present a paper entitled "Antlnomlanlsm, its Theory and Practice," at Ute · next meeting. Ladie• of the MI. Moriah Sgt. end Mrs. Edward Lee Church prepared and served a McComas and dulhlers Dianchicken dinner for the minis- ne Leigh and Patrac1a Ann tors following the meeting. have arrived lor a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McComas. Sgt. ~cComas SON BOBN has been stationed In Vtet Nam M and Mrs Donald F. and Mrs. McComas and daughJoru';;on of Porti.nd are an- ten have. been residfn& In Ne- :~r~;:~t!'tlrt! of as~:a~: ~~:; ~·~.':,~as:ot~~i. .~: Marcb 7, weighing 5 lbs. 15 oz., named Bruce Dohald. He has a brother, Brian Arthur, age 21> years. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thereon Johnson of Racine and Mr. and Mrs. WilUam A. McKelvey of Portland. Great srandparenta are Mr. and Mrs T JL Hllldore and Mr. and ·~. Fred Philson of Racilte. MIDDLEPORT, 0 . lives before commg to Middleport. . Mrs. Michael Clm~ has returned to her ho~e m . R to Grande after bemg WJih her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roush and her son, Ricky: She hsd been iU w1th a VII'US inleclion. Mrs. Charles Searles Is a ~urglcal patient at Holzer Hospttal In Gallipolis. Barbara Morgan, Ohio Unlverslty student, spent the past weekend with her sister, Mr. lllld Mrs. Dan Meadows and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jones Sentlllel. Pomeroy-~4dleport, Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mrs. Elza ed Holzer Hospital for observation and Sr · Mrs. Charles R. orr Sr. left today, for CoiWIIbus to altelld a B&PW tea honoring mothers wlth her doUihter, Miss Polly Karr. . Mr. and Mrs. Natlum 8lgp apent last Sunday in C41WIIbua with their daUihter, Miss Jean Caslo. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eichinger and daughter, Paula June. were Columbus visitors on Wednesday. RobertThursday Pullins !of arrived or aThurstvlsoiln with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Rollin Bearha ' · M. Roher! Rltdale Mrs. BID r~rueser and l\11'1 .' Gary OUI visited Wednesday in Belpre with Mrs. Paul Grlnste.acl. Mrs.. CISir Spencer and Mrs. Robert ·Ritchie visited Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. H u g b Bearhs and IOD, Ronald. Mrs. R. A. Thompson reltlrnedIt! ber btme, Pittsburgh, Pa. Thursday after a visit with bet 115tet=, Mrs. Mary E. Oh- linger. SOI'lll \.dnLI CALENDAR .,. , Mart& n The JOF Class of the Unit· ed MethoCilst church will meet at the churCh, Monday at 7:30 p. m. Theodor'uo Council Daulbters of America will meet In resuJar aeoslon at the IOOF Hall, Monday at 7:30 p. m. A social how' and games will follow the meeting and those attending are osked to bring aandwiches Chester Council w-.Jnesc/ay · III'Cl · - -MARCH It The Ladies Auxiliary to the Lewis Manley POll 263, Amerl· can Legion, will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mra. Will ·winston at 7:30 p. m. Club Meets at M::YBernard Schramm Zanesville Is visiting with daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Lydia Eberabach enter· Lyons and childri'D,, Tom, talned the Pomeroy Shakeada, Bernard and Debbie. Mrs. , f Lyons and Debbie peare club Wednesday a ler· led Mrs. Schramm to noon at her Mulberry Av home. The meetiug, in charge ol po~nday guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Henn~y, president, M s C H Jones Third Ave opened with devotwna by Mro. w~~ h~r ~ister a~d brother-~ Jed Webster Sr .• who read two Ebersbach Home SEE rr.-SEE US ••• AND SAVE BY BUYING IT WITH A LOW-COST BANK LOAN! Tho low ...1 ond clHrly lloted lol'tlll lno unoxpected oxtrasl of our bonk •uto loane con wve you monoyl They'ra Nsy to ••PlY out of lncoma too. OTHI!ill POMEROY NATIONAL BENEFITS: ,, Ch- tho one monthly fNlyment plan that best fih; your budget Sea How Llttlolt Cosio To Flnonce The Pomeroy Notional Way $1000 1500 2000 3000 136 MONTHS :30 MONTHS !24 MONTHS 118 MONTHS I I $32.77 I 98.33 49.16 65.55 I I I $38.33 57.50 76.66 115.00 -i<!* POMEROY ,.~~ $46.66 70.00 93.33 140.00 $60.55 90.83 121.11 181.66 NATIONAL BANK SEitVTNG MEIGS COUNTY FOR OVER 93 YEARS POMEROY ' · RUTLAND DAY SERVIa SHIRT FINISHING Den Three CUb Scouts met Wednesday after school at the home of Mrs. Richard Rosenbaum, den mother, with Mrs. :::.llmore, ...~s~ant den ROBINSON 'S Tbe CUb Scouta' oath In unison opened the meetlug followLAUNDRYed with the pledge to the DRY CLEANING led by Ricky Case and a soug WY 2-5428 POMEROY led by Tommy Reed. The pro"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::iiiiiii::i:iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ject lor Ute week wu palnlln3 ,wolf or indian head tie pins. Refreshments of cookies and kool-ald were served by J o • Rosenbaum and a candy bar was given each boy by M I k Gilmore In observance of hll TONIGHT & SATURDAY birthday, alter which the lfOUP "THI LIVIL Y SliT" aang Happy Birthday to Mike, (Technicolorl -•-· Jam.. Darren, Pamela Tlf· Attendlug were the ..,..e ltn Doug McCiu"!'z Joanle and Jeff Hysell, David White, Soinmero Marilyn Maxwell. II ~l!cl&~ Couch, Harold Slasou aDd "BULLET FOR A BADMAN" II Marvin McGuire. The nell fTechnicolor) Audle Murphy, Domn Me· meeting wiD be 'l'ue.tday alter Gavin, Rota Lee, Sktp Hom· sclioo1 at Ute Rosenbaum home eler. with Andy Vaughan to provide Member Federal Reserve System Moreh 14-15-16 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation "THI NIGHT 01' THI! IGUANA" Richard Burton, Ava. Gard· ner. Sue L7PD. Deborah !torr, Jameo Ward, GriJIOD BID; Cyril Delevantl Your Savings E1m 4% Interest . ·.. E;ffttlve Mllr. 15, 1965 John H...toft't c.r. .... - "t;~ Class Supplies Planll were made to ~ lllppHes for the klDclerprlc and nunery clmes by 1111 Eleanor Clrele of Heath Mell> Church Thureda the chiU'ch. y :a 'f;;.~~?:'· ~ :::::s~ foun~~"."'·t!!e~ Hs~ey~:"otJ:ea~!: Henry M Biggs. Mrs. ;.label Van Meter ~=:":· uruo ' and Mrs. Marlon Wood. • ser wa; Ullintetttionally omli!M. SATURDAY IS BARGAIN DAY STOR" HOURS ARE I'ROM 9 IN THI MORNING TO 8:30 IN THE EVENING ... lhll Saturday • • • lllp aehool , dance. at the PoiiMitoj Junior Jf1P auditorium lrolll • to 11 p.m. The Ja7a will . . 1 11 ... .,,•5• Alabama Governor Asks for Conference on Tense Issue i!:illfll.\INifii01iilbJI:a/ the marathon C()nfrontation be- possible moment," said ' 'a solu- tween police and demonstraors lion leading to the cessation of that has heen goiug on ln Selma these demonstrations is of urg- Comedy ( ?) of Bumps Foilow. SWI.tch at Dri"ver's ·Seat· ~~u~~e~~~· i~~:~n .~:~~~ for the past three days. The demonstrators say they The governor met late Into the want to Courthouse march to the Dallasa gomery. night with his cabinet in Mont· County to hold The Pnmeroy Pollee Depart,. more. This time !he Firestone rights advocate who was slain. Walla<e's tr!egram said GOOD CITIZENS - The R eturn Jonathan Meigs DAR ch~pter met in Pomeroy at the Federated church .J'ri. . state authorities "are com- day for tts annual Good CJhzens dtnner .. Honored at the event w.e~e fiv e students, each representing a b i 11. ment Investigated one of those vehicle went forward and hit Offici•ls have banned 111ch pletely adequale 1o cope wHh school of the county. The gtrls were wtnners of the DAR Good Ctlizens contest. Left to right are Donna Crow 1 "most unasual" traffic ac- another parked car owned by marches because of the racial this sitaatlon . • • which Pomeroy school ; Martha Ntcholson, Mtddleport High school; Suzy Parker, Rutland High school; Mrs. Wilmj cldents Friday morning on Dick Vaughan. climate of the town. State troop- poses some of the great.it Sargent, chatrman the event ; Wtlma Atherton, Eastern Htgh school , who placed high on the Jist of partlt:IEast Second-st. Pollee said Mr. ers are standing by to enforce iaternal problems ever faced pants; Clartce Nom s, Southern H1gh school, and Mrs. Beul ah Jones, regent. _ Sentinel Photo. Tbey saJd the acchfent oc- was not injured. No charges the ban. by thla aatlon." But, J&e aafd, C!)ll'l'ed when a ear driveo by \tere flied. Wallace, In a telegram to (Continued on Page 2) w. Stansbury, Q>lumbut, - - - -- -· - --'-- - - ' - -- --''--- ---'--- - - - - '' - - flnpped on East Second to let oUt 1 passenger. Mr. Stansbury got out of his vehicle on the driver's side and Mrs Stans. Good _Citizens willJ!ers of the :eon. ISchool. high scorer in thP coun· l hec:'" .careefa they plan to follow' bury ICOOted over to take over ftve Metgs. County h1gh schools The girls were lniroduced by :ty; Clarice Norris, of Southern ' after graduation. at lhe wheel. were special_ g1Jests of Return IMrs. Harold Sar ent Good Citi -·High School: Donna C r 0 w. . Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daugh- zen chainnan gwh~ resented Pomerov High School ; Suzie ~ISS ~arker: Me-Igs O:Jun. PnUce said the car wa$ apters of the American Revolution h .th .' behplf f h Parker · Northwestern High t.y s Jumor Mtss pageant wift.. t th I Ch parently left ln gear during 0 eac WI a pm on a o t I! ner was introduced by Mra. a e annua arter ay Iunc h- chapter Certificates .11 be lv- · School, a nd Martha Nicho lson. E · the switch In drivers and Mrs. eon Friday afternoon at Ute Fedlat · . . wt 1 g Middleport High school merson Jones, regent. MISI Stansbury steppe4 on the gas erated Church m Pomeroy. l :oniese~t :~e ~~f;o~~~~ ~ch:~ l Each of the winners de~crib- ~~rkerf ~~veJ an. in:~esting re. feed os she attempted to get W f th h led the acti vities in their com· .. w 0 e_ umor tss compeIn JlO!!Iilon to drive. The car omen e . c urch were i Receiving the pins were Wil - munities. schools and churches tit 10 " at Mtddleport and at tht !!lOVed, knocking Mr. Stansbury lD chsrge of ser':':'g_ the luncn- rna Atherton of Eastern High in which they participate and <Continued on page 21 to the !"'Vemeni. c,. Ht~h ~f DAR Honors Citizenship Winners bul'npetl Film Shows llow Politics Work at Home • ; See our new samples feetu;.. · ., .1 IE ing the newest fabrics In the a· Mrs. Stansbury again put the car Into a forward gear and otruck the Haggerty truck once . finest selection possible. + Spurred by tho memory of a sleln whitt 111inltter, cl• vii rights cruuclon wora rNdy to march ~oin today In all porto rtf lht nation to prolftl violence In t h e South. Soma groupo bei.ded outoldo various fade rei SELMA, Ala. (UJ>I) - Gov. George C Wallace flew to buildings ocrou lht nation with 1 promloe to kaep vi- Washington today to confer with President Johnson on I all• until P,..lolent Joh- would take action In Sel- Alabama's tense racial situation. Wallace took off from me, ~a., whorelncldenb hove occurred. Montgomery, but his departure was cloaked in secrecy. Thousands rtf rellgous INdan, coii.P otudento and Cecil Jackson, the governor's executive secretarv, said civil rlghb workers wara being kept Informed about that "for security reasons" the time of departure ond the Alabama Gov. Georga Wolloce's requMI Friday night governor's arrival in Washington would not be released. to President Johnson for on appointment. Wallace said . Traveling with Wallace were his news secretary, Bill he would be willing to spetk to Johnson at tha "earlitll Jones, and other top aides. ponlble moment" to dlocu11 the situation betwaon poWa)lace requested the conferlice end demonstrators ot Selma, now In its third day ence ·with Johnson Friday night. Johnson Friday night asked rtf otolemate. He said he wanted to discuss for a meetlug "at the earli"'t en¢ •Double HNdlnp for llrength and apfiearance eSW' Permanent Buckram heeding• eDoullle lldelnd looltom home eOverloc:ktCiand ...,.......... ' . . e All • perfactly llllllchod •"" .,..,.,............ w.lghted ' 11t1t allace, By UniMd Prell International ffrJ Our CUllom MMit Dreperl11 haw outstanding workman1hlp •rd . qu.llty futuret- ... ohnson, &ruck own by Bob Haggerty of It Firestone, Middleport. ~ ·. 8qtnsbury qulddy put the car In rever"' and backed UJ{ 11118 however, was not the .' ' en tine r• ...... ,..... ... -................ -.. • .'.iieilt"' - '·ifiW· :ard_t ·aitd CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES Dr.,..Y De;f. 11'0 , •• ,, . . , • , , ·, I ! . ;. ( Mro. Stansbury, In her IUrprise moy.ct the gear altlft to drive. The car Beautify Your Windows With nA PLANS DANCi: The Pomeroy PTA will IIIJOII' at y Jfllll . . . . . . . . . ..... ° Elberfelds in Pomeroy ther~ll. ...... 1 1 Anyexactwl~ ....... . . . • • • • • • 1! • I( • nil l'tdell .. lite ..... te I BigSavingsonMen'sand Boys' Wearing Apparel- on Furniture and Floor Cover· ing and Appliances for Your Home Ready-To-Wear, Draperies, Bed Spreads Home Furnishings, Dry Goods, Lingerie, Kodaks and Film, Cosmetics, Towels. "ny OIIICtlenefh l'telled .. any fullLined or UIIIIMd • ~. ~ st~bury Elberfelds in Pomeroy . M.deToYourOrcler y_, ... .... ...... .. tile thdled prayer service for a white civil AT .,.lea • ~at M~rl~Sch::::~ ~: MEIGS THEATRE tUN, MON., TUII. lftoJr Man Power," Cub Scouts Meet WithDenMother ON 4. Dobtoeoncelllng llfalnouranco lo yours at no odded coot to you AMOUNT w1th scnpture taken from ·-·· 6 1-8 d "The First -•an.. : . an taken Word, w1th scripture ~m I John 4:1..!, and closed. with prayer. .Members answered roll eall wtth theII' favorite novel. A contribution was made .to the F<tedom FoWidallon proJect. A legislative . meetlug to be held In Nelsonvalle on March 25 wos annoiDlced. During the prOIJ'am how:. Mr•. Hennessy pve a review of the book, "The Man" by Irvlng Wallace, with the scene laid ln Waahington and dealt with the raCial problem. A dessert course was served by the hosless. from a table w~th lace c-over and centered wtth an African violet. Mrs. Henne88y prealded at the allver coffee ·oervlce. Favors were St. Patrick hat pins. ONE 2. SeiKt your own outo lnauranCOII!Janl. 01' LOAN ar:ticles,. ~~One Of Le- W Va Olher recent . and . guests~·.of Mr. Mrs. Jones were his cousiri, George Baker of Columbus, and Mrs. Maud Young, Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Walton were In Danese, w. va. over the past weekend where they visited with her sister Mrs. verga Rogers. ' RETUBN FROM FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Purley Karr have just returned after ;pendlng the past few months In Bradenlon, Fla. While there they traveled from Miami Nassau on the c. c. Farmouth Ship Included in the party of ~lends from Bradenton who ' made the trip was Mrs. Nell I Shumway formerly of Syracuse Ohl~ I 1. Decide on tha cor. law, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Thlrd Birthday of lfOW YOU DOW Mn. VlrJII Manley oatertaiDeel recently with a flmtly diJI. Th Pa I Councllorl of Cbes- ner and party In bollor of her e 1 Amer- da"n"'•r Sandra, lfho observ· 1 ter at eel ibtrd blrthdily annlverlea met ,.....y ·-~--I sary Following the dlmter I ""' the lodge hall with Mrs. , _ •·-~ decorated birthday eake Mrs. Galen Brown, preoldenl Koblenll and Mrs. Clarellce '1""• eel to those attendtns. wos In charlO of the meetlneNeutztlng u hostesses and Mn. wu serv the Bifll recelv- Mrs John Krawsc:zyn 11ave a Ella Hannum contributing hoot- «!Amoolby the bonorn:.d guest was a ~ utlng the theme, "R• esa. jewelry box from her lather, surret;t,ton ·and ·the ' Mlasloa Mrs. Ross Clelan<!. president VIrgil Manley, wbo Is statlooed Field. opened the meetlug with dev?' In VIet Nam. Others present Mrs. Marvin Dowson, prelions followed by the Lord 1 were Sandra'• grandparents, sram chairman, 1bowed I Prayer and pledge to flag . Re- Mr. and Mrs. Walton Manley. f1lm strip entitled, "This Mateo ported Ill were Mrs. Oocar Web- Marie VanCooney, Jimmy Vao- the Difference" depicting cruer and Mrs. Arvll Holter. It Cooney, Mrs. Maggie SearleJ, sade !1Cholars from lorelp wao announced that the lnltla- and Mr. and Mrs. carol Manley countries. tlon ocheduled for TUesday eve- and daughter, Deeanne. During the business 10811011 nlug at lodge had been postponthe group planned to. assist with ed and that quarterly birthdays 15 KC Students the altar flowers lor Easter would be observed with a potT k NMSQT "'-am . services. otlla e ~ . beInstallation h 1d In theof prilll 1 cit. u tit Fifteen students • at ltyger cers wl 11 e ' · Gamea were played under e Creek High School took the 1965 Mrs. Brown closed the meetof Mrs. Esther Wrtght National Merit Scholarship Qua- lng with a poem, "As We Walk" prl2el awarded the w:; llfylng Test, Claren<e Thnmpson, by Willlam.s. Mrs. Henry Beaver w principal, announced today. Refreshments ol Ice cream door prize. The test was administered at and cake were served by the Refreahmen"' were aerved by the school on Tuesday. hosi06Ses, Mrs. Allie Hawthe hostesses to the above narn- The NMSQT Is a three - boiU' ley and Mrs. Howard West from ed and Mrs. James V,an Meter, examination of educallo"''l .de- a table covered with a lace Mrs. Eddie IIBrttJug, Mrs. Hsl· velopment. The .test 15 Jhto . ~ cloth .and cyntered with an artie Frederick, Mrs. VIrgil Walk- step ln. . the · eleventh annual rangement of daffodils. er, Mrs. Buel RldeaoiU', Mr~t competitiOn for four-year Merit Stanley 'fi1!8Sell, Mro. Henry Scholarships provided bJ: the NAME OMITTED Eichinser. l(rs. Norman Fred· National In the list of those allendlnl and children, Kenneth and Car- or cookies. ol Jean, Columbus, visited recently with his parents. Mr. Mrs. Stanley Jones and in dleport. She Is a sister of Mrs. Harry Moore in Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph of Ravenswood, W. Va. recent guests of Mrs. James ' o., Mar. 12. 1MI Circle to Buy Dourhur Olnertled CoiDlcWllednDa~!.~v~·•·· '\J ' • 1 ew Bridge Proposed �t I f 29th Achievement Day is Mar. 31 ,. / _____ ....... ,.... __ ''ftiVer DfWI Dally Sentinel, Vandy, Friars, Wolves, Tigers Win a. lllllpb'1 (Pa. tllded Ito) lead Mlclilgan's rout of Dayton 111011 IIICceMS!Ul baaketbaD sea· wblle Lee's :U points were inlOll il ldotory, bul .u loll& u atrumental in Vandy's victory. Coaeb Jaclt: Ramlay remains at Oklahoma State and Wichita II. Joe's, the 1VH«< campaign eamed Midwelll final round will lllck IIi blo mind u the bertho u e9cb came thro~gh )ell Gl I h • "Provtdence with Yi<toriea In semifinal pbiiUL" round action at Manhattan, nit Hawka, who finished Kan. Tbe Cowboys got 25 points tlielr I8Ucll with a 26-2 record, from tl-foot-7 Gene Johnson to had their NCAA tttle hopei romp over the University of baltad abruptly Friday night u liouBion 71>-M while Wichita retbe7 bowed iD overttma to celved a 31-poiDt eUort from Ptotldence 11-'/S Ia the Eutern Kelly Pete -to down Southern rectonoll at College Park, Md. Mathodl!t 811-81. .. Ironleally, It wu thla same The best Individual performi'nlvldence club whieh banded ance of the night was turned in St. Jolph'a ita only loos during the regular eeason. Providence, which now boasts a :ll--1 record bu been successfnl t b Ia season due to the oteady play of three sopix> mores and it was one of these, 1 Jitn Walker, who led to the downfall of the Hawks. Walker I . netted eight points in the overtime period after the teams 1 had battled to a 6t-61 tie after regUlation play and his splurge . was the margin of victory. Jim Beoediet topped the i Friars scoring attack with 22 i points while Cliff ~nderson led ! the Hawks with 15. j Heavy NCAA Sebedale , Tbe NCAA tourney was in I full owing Friday night with ' eight games in four different by UCLA'i AU-America Gall Goodrich who tallied 40 points as the Bruins rolled over Brig· ham Young Univentty 100-76 lo the Weatel'll reglonala at Provo, Utah. Gondrlcli'o performance broke the scliool record of 38 points · set by Willie Naull• In 1956. In the other semifinal tilt at Provo, San Franclaco turned back Oklahoma City 91-76 as Ollle Johnson tossed In a:; points. EvanoviUe II ehamp One college tournament wm. ner was decided Friday night - Baptllt (Arl:.) 116-51 to reach the finals against top89eded Cenral (Oiilo) Stale, which turned b9ek Fairmont (W.Va.) state tl-75. . The National Invitation Tollrnament in New York wa1 idle Friday night but action resumes again today with twin doubl• headers. In afternoon action F dha eels Western K 'l1liJ Ia where you came or m m entucky and Army faces St. Louil ADd llll'priJed me!'' while In the evenlng Detroit takes on LaSalle and Bradley engages New York Univenlty. H. S. Tourney CLASS AA A A Al Clncbmad Clnc~~-~:_xa 11 VlerTaft M 11 1 l Coli r i =tile IIIOIIt eD,Iolllble part~ IUQ' bemhalJ e1 oa at Jeut f« ~who 11e IIU8• left, Of Loa.AIIgelea Ia l!IIUilllr :£tom mhii!M, the An,..,. WIJo IDBIIUIIti.m -..... ltnlte+IM_ SJ. . . . . .., -- - s.t.. '1.1..:1... ..._ ... - · ege Scores _..__al """"'"'" By United Preao lnterna...., Anderson 44 Monmuth (Ill.) 78 Grinnell 67 CIDcinnatt LaSalle t2 NCAA Claos A Dlstrlelt AI Lima Uolverslty Dlvlltoo Tourney Minster 83 Ealtem Regional Delph•• st. Johns 81 At College Park, Md. Ottovilla 75 Celina IC 66 Semifinals AI Canton :::.::!on ~IN. Car. st. 48 Fairport Harbor \'G Sene; ph' (P 1 73 (0 I) Kent StAite High !If t. ose s a. Northwestern 61 McDonald 48 Mldealll Reglooal AI Tlllln At Lexlngtoa, Ky. Croatvlew 811 Margaretta fl Semifinals Old Fort 53 Wynlonl 51 Vanderbilt 83 DePaul 78 (ot) AI Bryan Michigan 98 Deyton 7t Archbold 17 Holgate 53 Midwest Regional At DeliaD<e At Manhattan, Kan. Paulding 60 Hllltop 58 Semlflnall AI Dayto. Preblo Sbawnee 73 New Lebanon Dixie If Far West Reglooal 61 VersaiUes At Provo Utab SemublBIJ l'ranklin Monroe 48 At eoJ-•DI San Fran 91 Oklahoma Cly ff1 Pleasant 60 Big Walnut 48 UCLA UJO B lg y 71 PlaiD City '13 Logan Elm II ~AAoung At -rr,.y Anne II Botkins ti5 €eiJege Dlvlllon roumey Bellebroot 71 AI EvansvOie, lad. Yellow Springs ff1 F1oal At Findlay Evansville 115 . . McGuffey 71 Southern lllinol8 82 (ot) ottawa Hllll 715 (ot) CoiiiOillllon MI. Blanchard ff1 North Dakota 94 Rudolph Westwood at st. Michael'• 86 At Onef•oa't NAJA Toui'IIIIIIIOnl lprlncboro 86 AI Kaasaa Clly, Mo. New Miami 73 Semlflnab CinOJDnati Country Day 71 Cen._St. (Ohio) 91 Fairmont '15 Batavia 48 Okla. Bap. 18 OUachita Bap. 53 , ~=m:s st~S 't"!::' ~I :.,, a· t Fight Resalls VlSlTININ WINS By United Press lnternallooal COPENHAGEN (UPI)-Ilaly'l COPENHAGEN (UP!) -Bru- Bruno VIstinin retained his Eu· · weIterwe lgbt title no Vistinin, 149'h. I t a I y , ropean Junior sopped Chris Christensen l:i6¥• Friday night with an 11th round Denmark (II). technical knockout over Den_ _ mark's Chrl< Christensen. Tbe NEW YORK (UP!) _ Dick victory was Vistinin"o 79th iD 88 By Martha Bolslager. Tiger, 165, Nigeria. stopped bout.. Mr. a~d Mrs. Bryon Piersol Juan (Rocky) Rivero, 169 Arand family of Parkersburg vis. ' ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. gentma (6). TO FACE CHARGES Frank Barber. CHICAGO IUPI) - Loo cuales, 24, who was b.........t Mc!ll. Virgil Holsinger, Mrs. be •- IJst t Dawain Durst and Charlotte I month of offering rl s w wo visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carl 0 OM ~~!~ ~s:=~ =r~t ~ Barnette of Cottagevilla, W. Va. attle, Wash., April B, to face Sunday. charges of basketbaU fixing. Mr. and Mrs. Winnie Bolsing· er and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Clinton HoiLOOKS SHARP singer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holter KIAMESHA Lake, N.Y. (UPI) were dmn~r guests of Mr. and -Welerweight champion Emile Mr. and Mrs. Holsinger and Mrs. David Holter, Chester Grifllth, who said he is training Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley and Mr and Mrs. Sanford Cozart banter for his March 30 MadiEddie VIsited_ Sunday . art~rnoon of Lorain, and Mr. and Mro. son Square Garden title defense WJth E. A. Kibble and Mr. and Darrell Cozart of Conlville against Jose stable than for Mrs. Raymond Holsinger. were vlsitlog Neilie Cozart. any other fight, boxed 1 I.v e Rev. and Mrs Elden Blake, ReY. and Mr1. Douglu Or· roundo Friday, displaying oharp Mrs. Fannie Johnson and Mra. cle of Carmel visiting Mr. and lefts and powerful rIg b ta Virginia Hoselton attended the Mrs. Oscar Babcock. against two sparring pariners. Mid Year Counsel at Logan on Mrs. Virginia Carter visited Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Alva Bolsinger Edith Osbora of Keno visitMr. and Mn. Delbert Bal'- of ReedsvUie. ed Audrey Smith . ber of this area moved to tbe Robert and David Yatea of Me. and Mrs. Ed Gainer farm on Route 681. Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs. Jer· Mr. and Mrs. Aubra Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rock· ry Yates and Shelly of Chilli· Coolville, Mr. and Mrs. bold and family of this area colhe, Lynall Lyons of Tuppers ence BameU and Ronnie, moved to Reedsvllte in the Plains and Lawrence Hasbarg- pers Plains, visited Mr. home they recently purcbased. en of Pomeroy were visiting Mn Norman Weber Mr and Mrs Larry Holsing- Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates. David Smith was an overer and family of Racine visited Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curtis night guest of Mrs. A. C. stewyestenlay with Mr. and Mrs. and Mary Pierce were visitiDg ari a nd A. B. Kibble, .Reed.Clinton Holsinger and family. Mr. and Mrs. Rusaell Van Met- villle. Mra. James Carter of Long er at Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart NeweD Bottom •pent Monday with her Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince of <lhester aod Dura Pioree parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alva weN oatUng 011 Dorothy Cow· visited Mary Pierce. Holsinger. dery and Juanita Lawrence. -Violet Slllllb Eden Society Notes B ll LUng SOCI'ety NeWS Minnesota Twins Clobber Astros " •. y.. obOI'IItlopMG!oat(,24),eeuter,NiazbJfcwshlgamM!dnelllll.81111 mc:1818BaJilr~theliewYa v.,.. fWineii -~a~lwi~!Jy~~~~~~~~~~the~art~~of~·~~~~""~'~!OC~I9~:111ola~~~~li0~11L;•~s~..,.~·:"':'"'~..,.,;;;':l~~:~;;Z~mer::l(2&):;~;th~I8;:St.~L~<l~U~O:.a:•~·''":"": •~' - or a ti· tie doubleheader because of hio 1 impressive sixth - round TKO over Argentina's Juan <Rocky) Rivero at Madison Square Garden. Wolf Pen Society Notes Champion Joey Giardello, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnwho saw veteran Tiger of Ni- son were Sunday eveniug visitgerilt floor the pudgy S o u t h ors of their daughter, Mrs. J. American in the sixth round R. .Murphy and family. Friday night and tag him with . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hat!Jeld his fifth straight defeat, said today: "Tiger looked so good visited his sister in Portsmouth winning. I'll give him the Wednesday. return title match." Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Thorn· A confidant of Giardel)o di!- son, Gina and Cyndia, were Sunday visitors or her parents, closed: Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Warner. "There'll be two world fighll Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnat the Philadelphia Municison and Beverly recently visit· pal Satdium on June 7 or 14. ed with their son, Mr. and Mrs. In addition to the 8CardelloMr. Tiger match, Ernie Terrell Everett Ray Johnson, JohMon's mother, Mrs. Nora probably will defned his World Boxing Association (WBA) Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Johnsoa and family of Columheavyweight crown · bus. They also visited his sissome challenger, perhaps ter, Mrs. Madeline Evana and Mildenberger of Germany." children of Grove City. The confidant said a Phil•· Mr. and Mrs. Harley Haning delphia promoter would stage called on her parents, Sunthe show but that the boxing ·day afternoon, Mi-. and Mro. Evdepariment of New York's erett Lambert. Other visitors Madison Square Garden would were Mrs. James Johnson. Ja· promote the closed circuit tel~ mie Sue, Greggory Todd, Evvision to theaters and other lo.. erly and Mrs. Joe Johnson. cations In the United States Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tucker· and Canada. man were Sunday visitors of her sister, Mrs. Elsie Perry. H e explained that the pro- They also visited their mother, mothers would gamble on the Mrs. Charity nox and brothweather by placing awnings er, Ray, or Radcliff, and Mr. over the ring and over the tele- and Mrs. Clyde Knox and son, vision equipment. A crowd or at Junior, Columbus. least 40,000 was expected. he Sunday vlsiton of Mr. and said, at prices ranging from Mrs. Fred Tuckerman were Mr. lionto then tn of " be no $5 $20-.will "with the relundo stipulacase ram. Friday night, Garden promo!er Harry Markson announced be waa trying to arrange a Giardello-Tiger match as part a tit· 1e twin b'll 1 at he Garden, May 10. He did not disclose what other lille would bo inwived. ---=====~- Alfred {' • N ,OCiety OleS Several from the local church of the Orange when a mlss'Ionary showed alldea Sunday following the Sunday The MYF met Sunday at 6:30. Worship services with the Rev. Casto, followed at 8 p.m Conn! Sue Woode of visited her grandparenls, and Mrs. Cbas.D. Wooda Saturday afternoon and evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dtnsmofll Boyles and Mr. and Mrs. Richant Spencer and sono visited Mrs. Florence sturm ol Milllitone, w. Va. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Clarence All>and family of Columbus spent a w9ekend with hil parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur All>erton and Wilma Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Carr and daughters ""re 81110111 th019 attending tha Albanyball gama Saturday. Mro. Mabel Swarll of Atbella Mr. and Mrs. Paul and family lfonday observe ller daugbtbirthday. Mrs. Nina lloblnaon and Mrs. ll-2 """' ~.a..,-Ft+:- i:~tt~~J:/..- .·~ KANSAS CITY, Mo. !UP!)- moot I~:~=~~Centro I Title Shot ia June 7 or 14, as part 0 ., Y•r. !1 Fav~~i~~ Get Return eafiohefBob uc1 lheDO Chillicothe 57 Jackson 40 Athens \'G Portsmouth 63 A! Keal Akron Buchtel 5t Tallmadge f2 . 1 •" ' ~ron Centr aI •5 Akron East 4S I I NAJA Tiger Will CO-CHAMPS - This team of Pomeroy Eig!:th graders finished the Big Bend Junior High League with a 13-4 record and in a tie for the championship. Coached by Bud Bickel, nght, the team averaged 41.1 pomts per game. Jeff Werry was top scorer with a 9.8 average. Standing, I tor., are Ronnie Reuter. Mgr.; Jeff Mankin, Eugene Ruschel, Chester Roush, Jim Crow, Ken English, John Zurcher, Jeff Werry, M1ke Globokar, Reed Ferrell, Sam Arn· old, Kelly McKemie, with Bennie Wright, kneeling in the foreground. - Grover Photo. PUN JN '1'111 SUN~ ~their :loblt. Like ";. ,..., (Ohio J State I, to win the I~ N• A!sociatlon oflntereolleJIate Athtetlca (NAIA) basllotbaU cliampionship tonight against 15th seeded Oklahoma Baptllt University. Tbe top ; seeded Marauders carry an unblemisbed 2»-0 mark Into the contett again•t the Oldahomana who are '15-6. Ouachita Baptist lArk.), the tourney's unaeeded Cinderella I cea fourtb-seeded Fair· mont <W. Va.) State for third place In !be consolation game. Central advanced to the finals Friday night with a 91·76 romp past Fairmont while Oklahoma Baplist defeated OUachNEW YORK (UP'Il Ex ita 66-53 in the nightcap. champ Dick 1'iger gets a reThe Marauders outshot Fairturn shot at the middleweight crown, probably in Philadelph- 1 fetiiOIIS of the country. In !be other ball ol the Eastem reglonals, Princeton's Bill Bradley wowed a crowd of 12,653 with • 27-point, 14-rebound performance to lead tbe Tigers to a crushing 66-48 victory over ~:orth Carolina State. Bradley, who lives u~ to his All-America status every time he steps on the court, took tbe Wol£pack under tow early In the contest as the Tigers moved to a 27-16 halftime lead and were never threatened In the second stanza. Princeton meets Providence tonight in the Eastern finals. The winner of that game advaoees to the sen>Uinals at Portland. Ore., next Friday. At Lexington, Ky., Michigan's Bill Buntin and Vanderbilt's Clyde Lee were the heroes a• they Jed their respective teams to semifinal victories. The Wolverines demolished Dayton 98-71 and the Commodores squeaked by DePaul 113-78 in overtime to move into the Midea•tern li~als. BDiin Leado Michigan Buntin tallied 26 points to Pomeroy-Middlep<~l't. Centrai Iat EvlllliiVille, Ind., where IDp- cbtta s e e d e d Evansville University edged Southem Illinois in overtime lo win the NCAA small college tol'TD8ment. The Purple Aces wen led by their Little All-America duo or Jerry Sloan and Larry Humes. and the victory was Evasville'an third over Southern lllinois this season, all of whlcb were by three points or less. Humes !!COred 32 points and S(oan added 25. In tho NAJA tournamenl at Kansas City, lfo., Oklahoma Baptist University defeated Qua. -- - bert and Mrs. and and Mrs. Linda, JamesMr. Reeves, RoEugene Haning and Rhonda, k E1 and Mrs. Jac Mrs. Jack Ealm am. visited Monday with Mrs. VIrginia Roush W V ofMiss Mason, a. spent SunLinda · Reeves da with her aunt Mrs. 1£uHaning and Rhonda. ,.!, Tappen l'laiDI fi;QJD'~ ~dj., .. to 40 buf belli if 8011l!J!iandi.W: ' 56-Jf relk!l ./ .'I ~ n it' picbd oft 2t oftenolve •. - - to 1'~ -~ Cenlrltl p meu il double !If -.... ·*1·:.9,'Boward Bryant'l 2l pollttf; ,.and ~ed Day'• 211. &m .Wllla8 clitppell .iD IV wbllil . - .. 0Ht!"tncbal)!· and AverJ. ~ 11mM U and 10 respectively, , Na~ Brs• t' tO .-~a~~~~~ By Ull1ted ~ t :"' Eut:ra ~ .. ·· L. Pet. •·Boston · ~ 17 .'I'll C"mcinnatt t4 11 .1111 Plliladelphia 38 37 .ift New York 28 40 .S71 x-CUnched title . . . . . . ••• Weatem Divbloll ••llaul ·. I'· . W. L. Pet. x-Los A.1geles · 47 28 JJ'Z/ St. Loois 41 34 .541 Baltimore 3S II Gl Detroit 31 46 .401 San Francisco 15 61 .lrl' x-Ctinched .title .. .. . .. . .. • Friday'• Reanlla Cincinnati 118 Boston 108 Los Angeles 115 ian Fran. • (Only games scheduled) Salarday'o Games DetroU at Philadelphia Ne York al Baltimore St. ~uis at Los Angeleo Bwlday'o Games San Francisco at Boston Cincinnati at New York Philadelphia at Baltimore St. Louis at Los Angeles New Muty ltw , _ lnttluoom wltb A unique COII!blnatlon ol convenience and luxury I Hero'• clepDCO llC low -1 · Btautiful Saolpturod Satiagold abinets feature babel white enamel finiJh AC(:CDted with mu..a pld._ hamy drawao ad mm;netl ai• you ~ llor-s<)'OIO'vcaiMI)'IIW81110id. Wttb llcaipcum\' ••ri... Lataaltla J'IU'U haft a bsthroom 1D""' Mli>pl doowooiGtpridel A surprise birthday party wa• held lor M-. Mary Busby at •.tsao6tot+ '1/ol_M.,. •• ~;,. I>JW , 1--XL. lMIJ the homo of Mary Barnhill on Monday eveuing. Those present tn<luded Mr. and Mrs. Oden Johnson, lllr. and Mrs. James Stout and daughter. Connie!,..---------, Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bam- 3 Wltlfl to Pay: hill and daughter, Ruth A_nn, _ E ~·tt s.WIBbMr. and .. "u.. W IIUl er and Mrs. Jemue Klmgenburg, Mrs. Charles Long and Sue Casey.. Orvil Christy and son, Tre~t, ' .. of Columbus spent Sunday With his sister, Mr. and Mro. Carllti0---....;----...1 Barnhill. ... _.., ""- ..... -- - WH & ,.a-y BUDGET PlAN WH &DQlVERY -~-------- Clara Follrod visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode Sunday afternoon. World Day of Prayer servtees were held al the cliurch here Friday evening With an attendance of 15. The regular meeting of tha WSCS will be held next Tu.,.. evening, March 16, at tho of Eleanor Boyles with I!=~~S:pe:n:cer:,--~p:r:ogr:am: CAROLINA LUMBER , nd SUPPLY CO. OPP. •&o DEPOT PHONI 475-iJ60 POINT PLfAsANT~ W.VA. --- -- YOU MEET l'IIE HICEST PEOPlE ON I -::HoN·D.A �.. .. l ~ere Mars Has Date With TV Camera 4-Dally Sentinel._l'ilmeroy-MI<I<Ilepon, o ., Mar, 111, lieD ' In'"""'" llereford S_ale, Show Took Root Before World War II I Take Tests in NiW MeritContest When first picture is token, at about 8:25 p.m., July 14, spacecraft will be approxi mately 8,400 miles above the · Martian surface. ONE DAY SERVICE ON SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S For lost photo, just before entering the shadow line Mariner 4 will be 6,300 mile; above Mars at 8:50 p.m. Its closest approach will b·e 21 minutes I ate r some 5 400 miles above the surface.' Mariner 4's TV camera will make a 25-minute scan of the area - 4,000 - by - 150 miles - between the dark, curved lines. nin ~- ~on t hs . 325-millton-mile 'fl ight on Nov. 28, 1984. In. ' add1t10u to 1ts prl~ary ~nction of t-aking "clole-up" pietu ~e~ of Mars, Ma.rmer 4 s communJc;ations system is trans- t I,AUNDRYDRY CLIIANING WY W42t POMIROY IN THE CLEAR-Lucky Debohair became a top Kentucky Derby lhreat by upsetlln~ heavily favored Jacinto, ril!hl, In the $100,000 Santa Anita Derby. L(.)(.)KING frionds. C. E. Wood~ and Mr. and Mra. A miscellaneous shower was Charles Betztng. consta nt repo_~s on space conditions along the way as well · held feb. 21! for Mrs . Ronnie as local conLhtiOns near Mars. Jf the project Is sucr:essful Golden, the "former Ruth Ann Mrs. Carl Lemley was taken the U.~. will have engineered the first Mars probe ever t~ Baker of Athens, given by Mrs. , to Meigs General hoopltal aa reach 1ts goal. The spacecraft will have traveled nearJy Shirley Balser at the home or I a medical patient. three tim e~ t~e straight-line distance to Mars. lhe bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lillie Lee Shultz and Mrs. Way Clark ot Tuppers children of Columbus snd Mr. Plains, Ohio. and Mrs. Harold Parker and Pri,.s for games played dur- children of Coal Grove Ohio ing the evening were won by were Sunday guests of their par: Eloise 808ton, Norma Baker, ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Arand June Matheny . baugh. 1 After the bride opened her Airman Berry Halsey of the many lovely gifts, which were Air Base in San An&elo, Tex., for expert guidance on placed on a decorated table, re- spent Frld&y here with his lilioit. JOIII 1964 tax return, freshments of Ice. cre&m, oake, grandparents. Mr. and MFI. Fon order your copy of Ray Do mints, potato chtpa, kool aid, Halaey. He will relurn back to Crone's '"C.ut Your Own and coffee were served to the Texas for further training. Vlofollowtng persons: Helen K1b- lUng Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Vloble, June Matheny and Karen let during the past week were and Sh&ro~, Eloise Boston of her nieces and families, Mr. Reedsville, Norma Baker of Sy- and Mrs. Alva Clark and faml· racu~e; Deanna Baker, Miners- ly of Flatwoods, Mr. and Mrs. •llle, Nora Baker, Carol Jett 'lonnie Pooler and 800 f Ch • and Brenda of Pomeroy ; Mar ~ er. o ee Tlte UITIIt• MQel U..t ConhNNUH"I!f)' ttyl•d ~-boy console jorie Clark of Wadsworth; Alene Funeral services for SabriJUI In srafn"lld Walriut oolor, ~tlntd MI"OII"Y aotor, or lll'fllne Blond Golden of Atheno, Anna Clark Marie Welch, five monthJ old o.=J...aaor.. UHF .ncr VHI' Ulta ond Resina, Marilyn and Doro- daushter of Mr. and Mra. Larthy, all of Columbus; Elsie ry Welch (Marlene W01trail) 0f Garton of Coolville; Mamie C FULL PERFO!lM~NCE Blake, Shirley Balser and Pam· amp LeJeune, N, C.. were ela and Evelyn BrlcklN ofTitp- held Sunday afternoon at the FEATURE( 'PI ,__ ,._ A ...._, Cl k Christian Church. pero Bmo, au·o. u~o, ar • M a d M Do La d o Cuot- ·VI- . . . '. Connie and Linda and the hon· r. n ra. n n on at,., 32 yean De Crane has $2-Chann,t Tvnlna-systent tended the funeral Monday of • Cu$to.l "Perma·S'It" been a newspaper writer and CRUISING· ~E UNKNOWN-"Fantaotle Voyage'' iJI the nowool ot the bl!arre ftlml ored RUest. VHf" Afte Tunil18 Sanding gifts were Ada Blb- her ••stor, Mrs. Ruth Walraven editor. For 25 yean he's being made m Hollywood. Baals ot the plot Ia a clot In tho brain of a oe.tentllt who • .. F,n.co.o..cr row..alone holds the secret of pro!~nged miniaturization. It Ia to relllOYG thlll clot that 1 sub- bee of Coolville; Nebel Weatb- at Columbus. been o tax columnist. This Tranatonner marine and th crew are ·numaturtzed to the size Of a Jliicrobe. The 111b then eru.taea erman of Tuppers Plains Dale Mr. and Mra. John Torrence combination 1111inontly qual • Peaok Plttur. Controt the bloodstream of the scientist's body, trying to reach hll brain and operate. The above Sanders and Twila Cla;k of and l<ln, Mr. and Mrs. Jim~~~¥ lfies him to toll you what • -Gaf :'t) flllls"'Compor•nsa photo shows the <?mmurucalwns room for the r,rojeet where every movement of tha Reedsville; Sue Matheny you want to know ••• in a of Torrence . and daushter of Coisubmarme JB kept 1n v1ew on the glass wan "map '-:veins and arteries of the scientist'I way you can understand . •. CinciMall, Dorothy Baker of umbus Vllllted Mro. TorrenOII'B . body. N~t the !•••I of the sub crew'a adventures are being tossed about by a wblrlpcxl Mlnerovllle and Gladys VIolet mother, Mrs. Myrtle Frost on about the taa ua•IG· , 111 the scumtiat 1 lieart and batllin& lllant wblte corpuiC!es ill bla arteriaL tilllls. , ol Tuppers Plains. Sunday· "'Cut Yo1r Own TallesH ~as ·-;~;;;;;~~=========:.. ! The World Day of Prayer WA.Ii Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Geary The Rev. Jack C. Higgins , . observed at the EUB Church and son of Columbus spent the 64 pages, is illustrated .with SH 2-4811 ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, 0. St,.wardship Dinnf'r .~m_plt form~ nnd costs 50c. ! pastor of the church, said the I S Friday afterooon wilh an a~ weekend here with her parMis, l'lannerl March 19 I stewardship dinner is not to be tendance of 'lf and an offering Mr. and Mrs. Dana _t:H=of!:m:an~-~---················ii PT PLEASANT - The an· a lime of financial commitment of $12.29. Mr&. Delbert Smith ii nual stewa1 dsh1p dmner of I but rather a time of Christta~ of the host church wa sMehalrBellemeade EUB church will 1fellow ship of sharmg in com1 eWS man and the Rev. Eu1ene Em· SOc A C:apy be held March 19 at 6 30 P m mon & important mterests. he erson gave the me88age. other ! At Our Counler In t he Ordnance School cafe. • dinn er is a time when the conBy Mrt. Evelyn Brickle• leaders from the EUB Church ....;,:::;,.;t:..er.,;la:...:;;;;;;;;;;,;;;:;;; j gregation becomes informed of Mr. a.nd Mrlil. Blaine Milhoan were Mrs. Eugene Emerson and r ~-...., i the proposed program and bud- and Mrs. Glenna Milhoan were Mrs. Hobert Villeyard. Leaders 1 get of the church for the year. dinner guesi!J o( Mrs. Allee from the Christian Chureh were i There will b~ a program , mu. Dodson Tuesday in honor nf Mrs. Clarence Headley and , sic, and a l1lm presentation. Mrs. Milhoan's birthday. Mrs. Creston Newland. Metho1Reservations may be mad~ by Mrs. Lee Hunt and son, Earl, dist Church leaden were Mrs. I C<Jntactlng Mrs. Amelt Roush 1 were in Gallipolis Saturday Kenneth Griffith, Mrs. Gerald I chairman of the committee on 1 to see his doctor for a ch.eck Violet and Mrs. Wayne Brlckarrangements. up on his arm follewinll recent les. Special music was preaentaur11ery. ed by a duel by Mrs. Effie I. I Mr. and Mr&. Art Kasper and Saunders and Mrs. Paul Brooks . -mco n Day Event sister. Clara, of Columbus vis· a.nd a trio from Racine, Mrs. : l'lanned March 22 iled Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Florence Adams, Mrs. Margie PT Maynard Bahr , Mr. Clyde Sal- Grim and Mrs. Marilyn Pow. · PLEASANT - Plans are ser of Racine was an afternoon eli. Mrs. Coo of ltle Lollridge bemg made by the Mason Coun- caller. EUB Chur<h wao pianist. Mrs. ty Executive Commttlee ror the Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan I R. V. Weafuerman and Mro annual Mason Counly Lincoln ' and Elaine, Tony and Mikol, IClarence Headley served .; Day dinner meeting scheduled called on Mrs. Glenna Milhoan ushers . f~r ~rch 2~ at 6:30 p.m., in 1Saturday eveniog. brining ice 1 Tho Women's Society of Chrio1 1~ oose orne. cream anJ birthday cake to I tian Service met at the home 0 Jr ~~~cs~m~n ~c\t · M~r:,; help her celebrate her birth- of Mrs . Maxine Chapman on th~ gues~ s e~~c sv~ e WMJ day: Sundny Mrs. Milhoan wa s Thursday afternoon with seven W"st v· p .. ,r. ep. oore a dmner guest of Mr. and Mrs. members and one guest, Mrs. " 1, " trgm1a s only RepubDw'1 h Mllh licBn representative i Co 8: t. oan o1. Flat woods. p stsy Chapman, present. The 1and se!'ve . ~ ~gr~ . The next day. the 8th, was program fl)pic wa.1 '' Hearing 11 If You Are R..ularly lmployed end thtv1 A Good Credit I Tickets fo; th'e f!['t d"11( 1 ~ · ·her gratoddaughter. Miss Heidi God Speak Through the Bible.:: 1$3 a plote. e 8 aJr WI e ! Milhoan's,. birthday. They ceJe. Officers elected ~or the new The ASBURY Mod11l LG204l T ·OUT TILT·IN ,-..-i= ===----==•. i brated the1r birthday~ together.l year were: President, Maxine R•tlng, We C1n Build You A•la,BOO Home With A Dawn Da nr sil rnmlern s t yr rng. Mr. ·and Mr!l . C. E. Woode Chapman ; vice president. Nei· ~· '"' cu~ l orn cr~ ll e d in aenu ine wa l r~J!_ I <O"n">onr ~· ~"'"' tll~d·"P ' '"•· lurn 't"' " called on Mr. and Mrs. M. L. . secretary , Gladys Violet ; and ~enf!ers an d 111ec t 1d ll a rdwuod run•no• "•''"' ' so lids P re cr 1ion -c ra Hed II "anr Monda y. 1 treasurer, Gertrude H~frman . PaymentofOnly$410. Y~ rMonlhlyPaymentWould '' D elull e SP -26"" 1 6 ,000 -ualt ewuneT!&I Friends and neighbors were ! Secretaries for the various hori Jon l •l ch~ s~is. i sorry to hear of the deaths of 1lines of wdrk were retained for eBALDWII'I Be Approxlmetely $77.61 PM,._ ..... .,..,.,... Pric-f>s St•rt I Mrs. Mae Wrlghl and M r s. i another year. The dtstrlcl meet>nd OTHIR FAMOU! As Lov.- At Cora Swan. Mrs . Swan st• yed 1 ing to be held in Gallipolis ApBRAND5 COLOR FIDELITY 1 for some time with Mrs. Sylvia ril 7 was announced. , Members FOR m1tt.mg to a worldwide network of ultrasensttive receivers j TILLAGE TOOLS? NEW? USED? AT TAX TIME SEE YOUR MASSEY -PERGUSON FARMERS T-.- •nd NEW HOLLAND DO YOU NIID MONEY FOR DEALER Operatlnl C01t Capital £mprovement E<!ufpmenl Llv.,tock Automobllos Educational Loans eCtll!,ltltlvt Tela! Loon Cost eGri Tho Part~~ S.rvlct eCrocllt Ltfo lnouran.. .,,,..., awnetl croc~lt s.urco .273f •• FUlTON-THOMPSOI TRACTOR SALES WY 2-5101 Pomeroy mcx S'l'li'J!RETl' Coul>lJ M•nalll' Ph. 'Iff 2 5270 MANURE SPREADERS PRODUCTION CREDIT 114 Mu""'" Avo, ........, e John Deere Power Take Off Spreader e John Deere Ground Drive Spreader .. RUTLAND FURNITURE Morris Equipment Co. Lawn tamer Tuppers Plam' Societ y N W19-3202 PIIARL ST. 8UY2 1 =:.__..:_.:_.:___ •' l RACINE, O. GET 1 WE. HAVE UNLIMITED FUNDS FOR FHA FINANCING 1 · tertilint For campltte lawn and prrlen ••· o, 1101111111'• •• ••Ht ,,.. ar•vel.r. '!laiCliateb'Tnetor wends Ito !ron~ for solety'a - . c.._ ;;:..~.fllf¥ Jawa to make a 111, or call for'"' ........,.. ... OF NEW HOMfS 1 1 j I out .. altmrle. Altb0111:h ioto1iobl7 bo tho You can be a Lawa Tamer .._ 117, with our Budpt Plaq.' to rour_ Well-lieltli, It -'"'"'*a tolol o! olt attOeh· mab JIIIU'lllo •101', a1114w111..-.. 11111104 1iodo, 111ow, ~~au~, plow ar ~lo" ancnr Ina bl tile a a; to out;..of..th.,. GRAVELY.... Eot -to AS LITnE AS 3% DOWN I ! hlah · onolyofs No Down Payment If You Own Your Lot WV• tbeGn""'Toeot~­ l* -. liP work ••• otR • OUR SUPPLY IS COMPLETE Place Your Order Now "Sure Sign of Quality" lleed IIIJ 11 IUJ I He af lawtl Pep and 1.. Plant Pep ftALF.PRICEI • lawn -., ia bi4!> auiJ· plut pep puts moro lis (23-12-6) to build ohow· pep into w..,..bl.., . , _ , Jllaco laWIJJl; COlts lea thm shrubs, treeo. Contalas 1S 1; per oq, fl Slow--roleaoe eueatlal plan!food oleplrmt food, feodo twf all montt tbU all prden plaato oummer. need to thtiv._ LANDMARK is Ohio'o larfiOS!IIliPJ>lier of !arm 1 .1 fortilizen and farm chemicala. 'Illla :JO..Jtar u,por:1o Open Moncl•y thru Saturcloy 8 AM to 5 I'M Open lvanlng1 ly Appointment Tl ~ p IAN Q S GRAVElY TRAaOR SALES & SERVICE dlfiiiJ' CONTROL di;~:s.::%~ AUTOMATIC lit• I!"Ito color TV pict ure s. too)! Associated Radio & TV (WITH MILLER MAYTAGI ,E. M.in If. Harry Miller, Ow,..r POMIItOY, 0, Ill WT MAIN IT. McCOJtMIC:~ PHONE US IODAY F01 DIIMS Adams at Keno .. Mr, Cora were awked lo save coupons for Coat8 of Rt!edsville passed a~ redemption as a money making way on March l al lnt! age of project . The hostess assisted years old . Mrs. Lora Swan by her daughter-In-law, oervpassed away March 7 at the I ed jello with whipped cream 1 age of 89. They w01·e lifelong . and cake to her guests. The -- -~ ------ .. ---·- -·~ !next meelini will be .\prll 1 wa r mt h lb l a t~· lnd · wh i te, MORE WORK DONE ••• lE_SS FUEl USED •.• Pomeroy N• W • COMPTON1 O• D• IwithMr.Gertrude Hoffman. and Mro. Harold Robertt; O p T O M E T R 1S T Ofbce Houra; Uto 12. :t to 6 !Close at Notlll t'D Tbura. - Euc Court St., Pomeroy · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , . ; _____,1 and oon of Vienna, W. Va. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Griffith. Llnnie Ga~l of Sumner was a Sunday &u~l of Mr. and Mrs. ~.:~~Piutl'epand~ ..,.... OPEN TIL 9 PM-MON. THRU SAT. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE FARMALr 706 1a.a bp * High-spHd. hlrd-pun power lllll Ins n•w lll"ld PHONI WY 2·2975 . li THE POMEROY CEMENT ·'..BLOCK CO. ' Sugar Run Flour Mills The Deputmi!Dlltoleel apq11Qiit111iii1T . .J8 llu '~ ' * LIT W DEMQNITIIATI THE 701'1 OUTITANDING FIATUIIII ON YOIIII PAIIM TODAYI Phone WY-2·2115 I MEIGS EQIIPMENT CO. PHONE WV 2-1193 'Jii Pomlf9y,. Ohio : More 11cres wol/ced-in fiBS tiflllon lllss fuel • .........,SNr Moll* Gtth•r•l H=al rn.,...l WY 2·2176 _ . . IROY .:.· ' I I \ .. ,\ . . JICic W• C•FIIY• Ml!r. Phone WY l-l111 Sanflc Melp. 011111 m1 Ma9cm Cl!uUet ,, �.' I - • elet'IS'()'' ' When you ploce your "mlroclo-worklng* closslfleel during Morch, you !'ICilY • a DOUBLE VALUE I What number of IIMI ""'' Cl. .lfleel amounh to, -·11 give you 2 for 1. In other wordo place your Clasollieel for 3 doyo, ond you'll receive the MXI con-utln 3 dar ABSOLUTELY -FREE, or pi- yow eel In The Dolly Sentinel Closollleel for 6 full day1 (for hftl rtoultll ond WE WILL GIVE YOU THE NEXT SIX DAY , .. _ eel, 'FREE OF ADDITIONAL CHARGE! Thoro ere no gimmicks to lhio offer. 11 Ia being offered to ell our rudon u:copt ,._ now on contrect In Claalfleel and will expire midnight Morch 14, 1965. NATIONAL WANT AD WEEK BE SURE TO ASK FOR the specie! M•rch 2 for 1 offer when you e~ll WY 2-2156 MARCH9-14 d &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Mar. 13, 1965 W I ----~~~r~Se!~~----li&n~p~l~oy~mire~m'i.ijiT•~nM~T.:==:::::=::~::::~::::::::::~, WANT AD INFORMATION THREE extra good yollllg fox hounds. John Kearns, Clifton, •~ 5- 1~•P W. Va. 773-5948. Lady would like work a week. Mn. Lewis sr .. 176 syc.amor...st., 5 days Peters, Middle3 •• •t -~c port. oRDER AMSTUTZ'S H&N ---~-:--:::----;--"Nick Chiclr" Leghorn chicks, or started pullets, today. Mod· I ;;:W;;ANTE;;;;;;;;; 0~,~Mid;;.:;:dl;;:e:-.-;a~ged;;;--;:m:;;;an ern Poultry • Box No. l!UI, or woman. Must be able to Athens, Ohio. Ly 2-9031 . live in. fnquin Obio llolel. 3-13-ttc Help Wented Middleport. 1963 CHRYSLER :111!1, one o""' er, auto. trans ., P.B. and P. @) 2 SIGNS OF TY QUALI Pomeroy Motor Co• · - ------ 1957 CHEVROLET Vl-2111---4 OOOR . .......... . $489 Black and white finish. Standard traR.!I. Radio and beater 195& CHEVROLET IlL AIR 4 DOOR .•• . . •..... .. $695 Dar't green finish , clean interior, all good tires, VB engine, Powerglide trans. Radio and heater. f, hwe nerage condition S. bucket seat. Over left on warranty to see, call 1960 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR Mason 773-li308. Deluxe trim. vinyl ioterior, aood Urea. Grey fiolsb . Heater . ................. · $999 USED upright piano, :1-2521. • 01 tills theory, Barry Mor&e, Idea In "Ut 1\!lserablet." who pll)'l Qww<l, 111)'1, 'I ~I'l l Wormed ~ 11J11rnown wrller CARMEL had broUJbl out a paperblltll Mr. llld Mn. Dan lmhll tud book ualng ille of our dlildrtD Yllile4 Mr. aocl Mro. Paul Smith of Portland . . abow. QbHgod to come up with Mr. and Mn. llalph a dra~~~.allc endln& lor Ida story, visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer lhil writer hlt 11po.11 lbe cltVic:4l Lee of Harrt!o..villt r~•g!~i.J protest his i!IPOC<IIICe of Ills oJ mattna Gerard tile reel Mr. and Mrs. Jam.. · wife's murder, for which be ol'imillal.' 9111 110 .., tllo of New Haven vlslt<d with woo oonvletod before eoeot>lnl show, incluolinl llotse, bu Mrs. M1r1 Circle Saturday evwhen tho trala takilll hiJr, 10 _, auclt a boot. enln(. prlaon bad an accidont. Ho wiU Well, that'a tile word from Mrs. l!lunle Brinl!er spent FrlotUI wish he eould practice Ida St.nley, who 11 vory roUablt, day eventnc With Mr. ¥"' Mrs. profeasiorl of doelorlnl!. Any . alld boll>rt you atart maklnl E:rnest Clark of Racine. llllft8 ,,,. yOij heaP Is mollclllUI tun 01 aU our 100rlo and ... 1\frs. ~ucy TayiQI' of Mo&aaslp, says AllC.TV. I $lll'cll, and say that "Tho Kenzie Ridge called on Mary All of this seemed a good fugitive" I• silly In Its Idea. Circle Monday afternoon. reason to pur~ut the swrce of just remember, says ABC-TV, WilHam carleton e-'led on the ~' fllrther, and ID we that VlctOP Hugo dldn~ do toe Milton and Joe Circle on Monasked a Hollywood 1110wbout- badly with 1 laliltl)' similar d.ay eveniJli. town named Stanley to look Into the 111111101', alld here is what our man Stanley found: "One of the •ureot signs of DAILY SENTINEL CLASSIFIEDS 2 for 1 SALE ·'· form~~ JtCVlle B1 lUCK PU BROW Unlled Press bttonoatlooal HOLLYWOOD iUPI) - All acmu lbe land up and dowu. oi<loowaya IUld ~wise, ovw hili 1111d dale, north and soijtb, 11\d west, llQl'lheast a n d. southwest, northwest and soQth. e.,t, 011 1M ... IIDd 1ft the air, t~e queston burns: What wtll happen 111 AIIC-TV's ' 'Tile FUiitive"? WIII he be captured? Will he be declared America 's greatest long • dlstai\N rwmor and bo named tQ the 1968 Olympic team? WW ht be perforated p.. rQJanently by the trusty gat success on telev~ion is o have Ill the remorselessly pursuing your shoy. a prime object for detective namt<l ~rar<l, ""d be rumora. . stuffed? . "Much <>! the verbs! action The answer to all these ques- about 'The ru,tUve' started lions, let;OI'dilll to ABC-TV, 11 when the word. 101 arouad that qo, no, 1 lilauW>d tlules qo - he show had filmed a lin~~ least while the ratings are al episode In whlcll JanSHD Is 110 good. He will be baci next cleared and It 18 proved and 10asou, he will still be played the real murderer Is nooe other ~ David Janssen, he will still than Gerurd. No one hao b<!en · table to traeo down the orJain I t. llo1l1of: llopl.llo> ....k 1. Lettuce '-Rodent - •.r.:=. ·- ... t.Rtwr--k •lll.lrwO)' ' Wurlitzer BAL, DUE nationally. Ru openin,J: for Sides represeo~ taHve m local protected area. Should have some knowledge of farm, construction, or oth· er heavy equipment. A~e 2860. Attractive comwssion program makes starting ln· Take Ovtlr Payments po!tGible. BonU8, life insur, ance and hospitalization program. Extensive company training. Send application to: $16.00 A Month Mr. 0. H. Utley PIANO ......1\1; I. lfyollc word: ............ 12. Vex- 14~ In81e to._ , __ 1-~\11 te. Suburban ]&nd <OIIlb. fonn ..... . :1'1. y....,.. . ~ c~ ~.lovol bod1eo plot. at. Slant. 8. Landed 18. Weaktn lt. Scattering aa. lturte• U.Dalnd U.Pen name 11--------------================== otLamb 31.-lo a.. Invl..,...tol a&. Actor: - Ayo,. 40. Shore blrd ,1. Music o,ote. .U.Sha.ke- come of $1150.00 to $200.00 K. Wrote ~. v- 48. App1e - eenter ENQINEERS, INC. 80. Half-ema IIOWlf 1. Not Boa 7128 wnot. BAILY ORYP'ICIQUO'I'I!l - HMe'e !low Aili'BLBAAXB LOII'eJ'ELLOW On• ltitft.f Btaudl for ano~. Ill' U.~ _,...4 -.1.18414 fw tllo L:o. l\ lor 1M t- O'o. ..._ loti- . _ t,rqphl,., 111o ...... ..,.S -lion o! tlle ....,. are 'Ill blnto. J:ah cSq.y the COI;I.e ..~ Pit d;lfhftnt. •-.v t. The Bou Hual (lefl) rep....U the populor bi'OII.., ealmolo ead 1llrdl ...lpled 1ly 1... Cenlli..,- French orllsto about 100 yearo Topping off tile lovored Items ore oa lS. boell Metlloeh eostle etebed ud jeweled llela (ceater) ead a 11-ilu:h gold IDd lllver lllebo Wltb railed l(lllnl (rl&lll). •«•· of a hairdo, instead of the outside of • hambur1110r!" ---------~~--~~~------1 101111 110rt WMPO Radio can1-ellldT I.Mf pcg oper• 4ouclay 'l'hfU hillay1 1:00 Sign-On, Newo I: Hoar& CIJI In .._. CT, RrD a::r~~:: 7: llbed, private entrance, 170\!o Mulberry Ave. Phone WY 1-2171 or laquiro at i178 Seoltlld Street, Pomeroy. U-tfc Help W•nted Saludaya: 1:10 Sip (In - New1 6:05 Counll')l Music Time 6:25 Country Jamboree • Gr......... QllotaU.. J'X HK eA.LZ, ••••• IOT'K e V ll 'I' Q A B.- V PCB: B •' ICI HTO B P G· ! N Clii.L : 8J I _ - - -----------------w11'-T>o ~- AVOltl STunDllB OF W1UCH wrra 'l'all woi\KIDit..-ll.L VINCI ~~~- """- ftlll usULT Dlllis ......... ........ I, WJEH RADIO 1:oo News Newt 001' KBTA 7:Gfi Larry Andl>rson Sh<Mr III()NJ)AY tuRU f'RQ)AY Miller Sli!W !&: 45 ll'a Musle - Army 7:15 Sign On 7:3u $ports 11 :00 Dairy Valley & Dutton'• 7:30 News Headlines 7:35', l!in Miller Show ·, Top Ten Show 7:32 Musical Clock 7:3~,.Pickens Hardware Show 12:00 News 7:45 Echoes oJ JOJ : i(TUesday-Thursday) 12 :15 "'usicMI btwlude 8:00 Oluo valley Newo T:Sik N.WS li::!O 'I'M Jm. Mvllo Teetl l-oti World News 1 : 3~ ·Dally Light 1:110 'l'he Jim MHS Show 1:10 Spurts Todty 1:45 Baker Furniture Show &::!0 Sundowa Serenado l:lt Weather (W~.-Auctlon) Fri, Sbow) 6:30 Sign Off 1;11 Musical CJook ~:DO News !lau411)o: a:u Com.nunity New• t :Oli Coffee With Janet Nil Silo Oo- Aruly llQUI' 9:• 'blk of the Town 10:00 Swap Shop 7 :.~ New. $:5& Mason County News tt: 15 Morning Meditations 1:00 fro.11cb Cily Baptist I&:DO Pul>lic Servlte ~ tO: II Fllllily Worsbip Hour 1.• : 30 Bill llllller Show 10:45 Mason Agr. Prgm ITI1~) t :$1 Slm<lay Show 1~::11 Latchs•ring 1.1:41 Family Worship (Thur-.) Ull The ~ SpeW To You ll:lt News Beat 11:15 A.S.C. Prgm !Pete t :45 w_.a R<Jil! 1'Q People U:05 Momlng Melodleo Shields) (Fridays) 10:11t Tbo G4ud,.I.Jie escept Friday, Churcb 1\:00 Newt 1G:l5 Congressman'• Report Bells Ring 11:11!'1 TiDy'o Country Junction 10:30 Sunday Show Ll:45 World News U:45 tiny's Country llymn 11 .1) The Qultt Hour 11:51 eu.>• ()>unty Newa tiJM U :ot News 12:1t ~ News tUO (leQiel 8\Qck News 13:1~ The <::l~Nilslt'l ilq!lr 12;11$ Ltcal N•wa fi:39 Got!ssler'o Guest Star (Frl) 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teets 12:10 Markets ~:30 Larry Anderson Show 1:00 The Sunday Showcase !2:15 Weather 8:00 J1111 Moes Sl!ow 1::!0 'ltle Reo. Silas Billups 1!:20 Bulletin Board • :15 Blaettnar Auto Show 2:110 The Rev. Andrew Parsons \%.~ Ne'!{& Q Gtlll!ll ('l'lles-Thur.) 2; 45 The Rev. Roscoe Thome 12:30 Coun!J Agent • ·30 Ne\11 (Local) 3:10 The Sunday Showcase '2:45 Country Go Roond •=10 Jim Meea Show 5:30 Baptist Layman's Hour 1:55 News Beat . 1:00 NeWI l :lll"l\le SundD.,. S4reudt "" Coualry Go Round 1:11$ Jila MIIQ Sbow UO lli&P Off 4:~ Neu Bell iiRiY • THREE rooms and bath, furn- &:Sf §undoWll SereMde 6:30 Sign Off Bowers Farm Miller ShOI'I IUI!t II ....... Phoao w ...n 1&1 lo ''Talll Mw\ olcl-fuhloned1 .lent.'a mother think• 1. biiD ·--bllh ·-~ 49.R~ 3 12 60tc Me~ . ·. ·.. ~'1 Dex-A·Diet tablets. at Stark'• Dr1J8 Store. For Rent obllr. llt. <l<>ll"t>"'hllll ;~A~KSON, OHIO tD<'o U...? or u. Roa4: 31. M"""M etolh vote ....·: Phone 286-2104 ~ M I l •MUBD..JI: ._.....,. beeD U. Ntgatlw NCO fl. o\11... 13.- ... 4t.Bom a<. Aport 28.- Fort Worth, T•x•t CI.!FF'S SHOE REPAIR at new location nut to Dr. Davis bullcling. 318 North Seo.ond, Mlddlepurt. 3 t2 6tc lOQKV!!l EVIDENC!; byadNy LUBRICATION Fectory Tnineel Service rlAD ME A GOOD 6AI).IE OF CHECKER$ IN .. UH--- 1'\ENI-IOIIS~ LAST NI6~T­ M.Necattn OIL COMPANY Operating MY 11.W...g 2:1. J'ar: 4.AJIIl1 10. Guerrilla taetlc 23. - RANK HATII PRIVILEGE-Yogi Berra (8), playeMO&cb of the New York Met., takes a moment to catch his breath during workout at SL Petersburg, Fla. Berra, IDactlve Iaiit year when he managed tbeYanteeo, is azpeeted to be WIOd u a P_il>•la-hitter wltll_tbo ~ HUUNO HEP.E WIF NO!IOD\1 N TH'JAILHOUSIE .. I AIN'T 17. ..,. job: oL JO. Ra-.... :'H. Moved, a.1 Business Opportunity SNUFFY WUZ IN DA1LV CROSSWORD A<JROM 0001' liJ. Telluriulll : PHONE WY2-2156 !iH&RIFF!l r Sff>JRe 15 LONESOME w • 1:811 Midway lllalfnet 3:&5 Nowo Beat 4:10 l)iaciDS wltb O..s *'i!OlDtveb"'ll' 5,01 c-umty Newa 1:05 World News t : 15 Sports Today 1:!-' Weather 1:31 Dtooer Mualeale UOSignOII BA'n!RIMY ...:{ . -.:-~ ..... '· - ~ -..•.... . .,.,' / UlSJ&DOil 7::10 Newo HeedHn• 7:33 Mualcal Clodl US WoNIIUld TtstimonJ UO Olllo Valley Newa 1:011 World Nowo 8:10 Sparto Tl>day I:U Wealllir 10:30 Solll "' Slllf1 Hour 10:65 FamliJ Woi'Sblp II<IUr ll:M N1111, Arm)' lluur U:30 PubUo s....k:• u::ee News Roundup a:a llullella Board D:a News o Grame 12:30 Saturday Matinee ".. lllst:ID8 •lib llool ••• To, hD llnue .... llo>.m!Np l:liPIIhlle Sorv"'1: 30 Dinner Mualealo 1:10 Sip Oft - .,. ~ l ·;-;~_;s .. ·' "j • ..... :;1.1'.1. ~ -·o~- -.. · "' i» iiOHi W<iiiliia .:!:-':\!'!' :-'l:ial . ..M ..• • .I �• ' • .J)ally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,_Mar. 13, 19G5 SOCIAL , ltJstallation Service is Held lor New Philathea Society Officers • '11111( CALENDAR I 1 JJ N M llttnl aYIMloo• GNYITM b~ S~anley ,. SHOP SATURDAY UNnL 8:30 P.M. M.. . . . . . . . ,,; :I. • 114 •·- NEW! • Turf Builder ·: ..., - ' '- , II»>III 11'11 llttlr lPOI::l.O &t oo:ot &Cos lnom'liJI j8dlof) 01:'1 Feed& your lawn and doe~ •• an EXTRA job. I,IIII!IWilBA 00'8 ~ IWIPP~ 0£'1 ~ l,.lltWBJ oo:t ~tiiU ltU. 0£'L o{qa(J B!l01I 0£:9 I&ON 91:9 .1111118.11 ., IMN fi30'1 oo:1 ~ . . <~tU. liGon no:~ Jlll*ls NIIIIS II'Uf<J 00: • IJI'IIIIW lalloA "'U. 0£:1 (llldloB fi.DilOO oo:r AW(J 1. Controls fungus and mosaj Only Scotts II TRIONIZEd:. keeps grass greener )9nger. , 'mtiO 111 llo oe:; JIIILII' 1111 Ill IIIII1J 00: ~ ICIIOID .1...-.r ICfJ. oe: t UIIP!d1fd 'OJIOH oo:t 1111 IJlGIIll .11111118 oc:n 111'11 11110 . . ...., 11 . ! frankly conservative about investments, and proteet our depositors' interest in every way . . . . In management. in long-range planning, with the most efficient, modern accounting. Your money is safe with us. Come ir,! trust your full-services Bank! '· d Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pickloves them, were poIn.. rna e. ens and son Bruce, returaed to Th< closing prayer was offer- their home' In aeveland after ed by Miss Wilma Sayre after being called bare by the death which she served refreshments. of Ralph PICkens. Mrs. Hillard VBJJ Mete WI '&lVI TV nAMPI W. Malo Pomeroy Mr. and Mn. llar!>ld Geor1e and BOD, Briall Lee, ol Gallipolis, are vt.lltilg ~th Mr. llld Mrs. L. W. Mc:Comu BDd set. llld Mn. Edward Lee McComas and daughlel'l, Dianne LelBb llld Patricia Aim, of Nebr• ka. Th< fll'OUP are In Columbui today for a visit Willi Mrt. J. E. , McComu. Dlanno Leigh and Patricia Am, daqblera of Sit· and Mn. Edward McComu will be bapo tir.ed SuDtlay illoJ'DlnC It Hellh Melhodlsl Cllureh Willi the M. E. IJowlon McComu of the U. 8. II here .lior 1 »day after havlol tlll'ved In Nam. YOU PAY NO MORE FOR THE FINEST! *"Fiexsteel" Llvlna Room wu, c~~otro Lifetime Gur•ntH on Sprlnp YOUR SAVINGS EARN _ _ _ _ 4% Annually (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) lntorost Poy11*1t Dot• Aro; Folo. 15th, May 15th, Aug. 15th, Nov, 15th THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS COMPANY ''Wo H1v1 G,...wn Boc1us1 We H1v1 Helped Oth•rs Grow" Member Focl1rol R-ve Systom Member Foclorof Dopoolt lnsuronce Corporotlon POMEROY,O, *''~!~!i!.'!~!~"':!..~:~~~g~t Room oncl Dining Room Furniture ..da1re . II ~'F Jl{ r191 * "Adm1ra • I" ~·~~· Appll1,_ Color T.V.- llldlot- lt.reo ..._ Port1blo T.V. El IIUUD'f:> AJ. ·NJ.HA\ e Family Brand eWintiBor eTrlumph e Spot Seeder ePtay HOMI II.ISfan ..J..,IIG Jl{ U II . Perlormonco P.olod ptl - a.:pert Installation , c.,. 1 Many Other P1mGUI NolftH In Fine Home Purnl1hln11 . 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'I(OR-OP1• "11!4 ..p!WA '.13l(flbl CllllS QllM ]IOl!Ull ., '1 &uaoa ~per - ,.IWIIJOll .q,png L\111 •.~er .. - l'lVll!l '· fY b YCo~~itle~~t':er~a ~is~ussed IID:IOJ'>JI'.r..t lilllllf -aav. All installation service for 1on April a. Misa Hawley thankMAR- 15 110W officers was held by the . ed her o!ficero of the past year The Melga County 4 H PleaPbllathea Women of the Mid- 1 for their cooperation. sure Riden club wlll meet at leport Church of Christ Thurs- l Mrs. Otho Walta, progran the st. Paul's LutherBD church day evening at the c-hurch. Miss 1chairman, gave a scriptur.e read Monday , at 7:30 p.m. Mildred Hawley, president , pre-- ' ing on the theme of bringmg lit- The JOF Clasa of the Unitsided. tle children to Jesus. She gave ed Methodist church will meet · Jnst.alling officers were Mrs. a meditation entitied, ''Little a~ the church, MOnday at 7:30 Donald Hieks and Mrs. Otho Things" using the theme of p. m. Watts. New officers include ''little things create diHer- Tbeod.orus Councn Daughters Mlsl Hawlev . r~lf'<. ! ed pres1- enre-s." of America will meet in regu. dent· Mrs · Wendell Gerlach, Giests included Mrs. Earl lar session at the lOOF Hall, viet ' presid~nl : Mn. Denver : Werner , Mrs. Dorothy Yeauger, Monday at 7:30p.m. A social R.iti secrf'lary: Mrs. Franklin 1and Mrs. Marilyn Bi~!Jop. Mrs. hour and gan,es will folio~ ~he Triplett . assistant secretary ; 1Yeauger and Mr5. B1shop were meeting and t~ose atte~dmg and Mrs. Leslie Ervi n, trea~ur· ! welcomed a ~ new members. A are asked to brWll sandwiches ~tr . 1 salad course was served tollow· or cookies. The meeting was opened with i ing the met>ting by the hostess-"The Lord 's Prayer" in un ison es, Mrs. Willii.im Reynolds. Mrs. bMARP,.~ ill t followed by the 90th Psalm read Griff Hus~ell , Miss Frances The Salis sd w t ~~~ by Mrs. Will iam Reynolds. Oth· Roush w1th Mrs. Lena Wolfe at the schoo, Tue ay, a . ·er devoti(•nal ·· · readings mduded and Mrs. Ru.th G,o s nP.~· con t n·b· p·.m· Robert Warren. Pomeroy . "Wisdom of the Ages.·· "Friend· uling. There were 29 members High School band drrecto\ w~ 11 ship " and "Teach Us To 1\um- present . pre~ent the Salisbury pupt s m ' " M G ·ff an mstrumental program. ber Our Days by rs. n The American Lutheran Russell. She alsu read 'T he Ch h Women will meet at ~ World Today'' written by Mrs. theur~ . Paul's church Tuesday, Or IS Irene Whtte who Js 87 years I W f th St oldR. d .II .. Rob I ISSIOn eporte I were !\irS . "ted Mrs. Grover Sai.Rr Ra~Jne, group. ert Reibel, Mrs. Len n Wolfe, ar\ rnv~d: Auxiliary to the home mission lnlerj>reter for the "F lth" the topic of lhe 1 Mrs. Audrey Theobald, i':mma L 1 .e M ~~B Post 263 Ameri-Rio Grande Baptist Association, wu t Bissett Lena Mcinlev Edgar ewiS a y ' was guest ape$ker al the meet. evotlooa led by Mn. J, H. Fetd s and J antet - ' H.mklee · servit'e The Sunday morning worship can Legion, will meet Tuesday ing of the Women's Mlssfonarv phenson w,,ho read .Isalab 55 ud ~~nflo of " The Chester Church evening at the home of Mrs. •3 st The Mlaio of G 1 urc ower repor w.as gtv n . . Society of the Pomeroy First a ~~ n uanb M E ·t I· lla ce Of God" was ImpressiVe when Will Winston at 7:30 p. m. Baptist church Thursday even- aado. Mn. Saller pve 8D ln11 new members were re<"eived There will a party SPACE COWQIRL!-You ing at the church. teresting talk ou milrant for the observanre of Ihe :'loth into the church. d I at the Reedsvi~e l~Ire 30 house may think they resemble a The meeting in charge of Spanish apeaklni people, after anniversarv 10 honor of the sev· Afler t ~.e o~en_mt so~gs a~ !TuE'sday, Mbar~ R~: . P·r~· lO-gallon hat . a_nd western Mra. J. E. rosie(', pre&ldent, op- which Mrs. Foster, on behalf of en charter "members of the class prayer, 1\o ISS om We~rll sS. so o-1 sponsored . y e sbvl 11 ef. f- boots, but PariSian design~• ened with a special interest mi• the Society, presented bar a 1 :_................................. . , st , sang, " Heaven 1 • ure y die s' aux1llary for the ene Ito Andre Courreges says th11 . . foil ed lth th gift. ,. 11" h'l I · d E is a "space age" outfit. It b song,_ ow w e Worth It A ' w I e p aymg the fire epartment. veryone called an afternoon ensem' Prayer in tmison. 'I he Refreshments were serve-::1 by her own accompanimt>nt. is urged to help by calling in b1e and is in off-white striped were aiked to remember Mrs. Joseph Cook and Mrs. WitRev . Spencer brought the j orders to any of the Ladies, if with russet red. Elaine Harwood at Ober:- liam Watson to nine memberJ Pomeroy, Oht. morning message. unable to attend. Seminary on her blrthday, and Mrs Saller. ·· Eleven persons responded to 26, - ----TONIGHT his invitation to join the A report was made on the church, answering necessary prepared .for Mather "THE LIVELY SET" tTechnicolor) ' questions and meeting all ... school. Tbe love gilt olf.,lnl FamUy Ob•eMlfiiiCf! James Darren, Pamela Tif· quirements. Niimes of the new f w&!i dedicated by Mrs. Lorala fin, Doug McClur~1 Joanle members are Mr. c . c . Wolf, OU sterrett. Th< next meeting will Plmmed on May Day Sommers, Marilyn .Maxwell. "BULLET FOR A BADMAN" Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. Glennis Hoff· Miss Wilma Sayre opened be April 8 with potluck refresh- PIBDI were made for I M'y (Technicolor) man and two children . Page the March meeting of the Shellments by the East Main st. Day family oboervance 'by !lui Audie Murphy, DarrPn Me· and Larry : Ronald Robmson .. thl•hem . G sa~ Mr. Edgar Reynolds bas been deacons 1111c1 deacon..... ol the 8 8 . J 1. R b' M' J 1e OJce roup, e .,t' • . Gavin. Ruta Let>, Skip Homt>ier. Mtss u 1a o mson. 1ss an· t' 1 Cl 1 Great Bend at returned whiS home from Metgs Middleport Flrsl UDited · ice Robinson. Mr. Eddi~ Ash h:r hol:ec ~~ith devotion;. The I General Hospital where he has byterian Church recently. Narnw SUN., MON., TUES. and two daughters, Tern and !' theme she chose was ''Resur- been a medical patient. ed to the plarmlng tommltlet M1rch 14-15-16 Rhonda. · p " · 1 dwere Mrs Paul Hapllonstall John Huston's Other recent additions lo the rectwn ower. scnp ure rea Mrs. Robert Reibel baa reh h M 8 d M AI- mg Mark 16 ·1-8, and she clos- turned from Chillicothe where Mr. and Mrs. Rlchard Owen, "THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA" ~e~~App~:~Y :~d ~r. a::·Mrs. ed with prayer. she has been assisting in the Mrs. Jack Robson and Mrs. Mrs. Tom Kelly, Vincent DaRichard Burton, Ava Gard· Patrick Willi, a ms. Total church .The ~nn~al report was com· care of her daughter, Mrs. Wil- Mary B. HelDes, memben of bo~ Mrs. Everett ~er. Fred ner. Sue Lyon, DebQrah KPrr, b h' t· d 1 40 p1led and 11 was voted w leave llam Kitchen who recently had 1the Twilight Garden club, were Lewis, Mrs. Edward Burkett James Ward. Graysoo Hall, Cyril Delevant.L m~~ edrs IP not,~ an sSa d · the group's officers as they now surgery ' in Columbus Sunday 1o altend and Mlao Phyllis Joachim. 8 Colorurtoon ~n ance . . Je 51 un i:IY are for another year. An over- Mr ~d Mrs Flelding Hawkninth . 8nnual Garden and Pla01 also were made to morning servJces was . . ' seas White Cross package was ins h.ave ret~ed from several show held at the! Frank- vialt abut-Ins of the church mailed this month. weeks vacation In Florida. County VeterBDI Memorlll durlg Lenl with M!J Ji>aoblm A pol or flowers and a get - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vrothta week. and Mrs. Kelly . Ill charge. well rard was sent to Clyde IPNI BDd children, Mark and The Charities GarBoehner llld Mrs. Russell ~mith at the hospital, and • Mary of Belpre visited recent- den show was prepared by liarwere appointed to be In get·well card to a member, Ruth ly with his mother, Mrs. John R. O'Brien, Dispatch garden of OOIIUII1IIIton elements Wolfe. at home. Vroman, who is and edited by Mike Euler lervlce. Mrs. Evelyn Foreman pre- from 8 broken hlp. C<k!iponBOred by the ; sented the program . entitled. Mr. and Mrs. Jan Hauck ~Jumbos Landscape Auocla' " Have You Ever Been To children Brent and Brenda bon, In cooperatlou with lhe : Jail"' Columb.;. spent several Garden clubs of Central Ohio. The title is somewhat mls· with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. There were many beautiful ; leading. If one is like most Richard Pickens and other reiof gardeua from severlaw-abiding citizens, he wants ti 8 'I1tey also attended fu.. al countriel and of ftowera. s~ to stay as f.ar away from jatl a ve · . afternoon there were pane) as he can. However, Jesus neral services for Mr. Ralph on roses and flow· said , "I was in prison and you Pl~~en~-nd Mrs Lawrence Milfor perSOnal pleasure. Tbt t0 " · · will close SUDday come me. boan spent Thursd~y In Galli- ::::..:;....=:...==::...==~-The program pointed out the polis and Point Pleasant. a bit of Erin. steps to be taken an~ .followed Mrs. Vernon Weber aullstittut-1 tu prepare one to VISit these ed . the Rutland Schools Out-of-town relotlves bere for women in prison. Pray for guid- da 1~8 the absence of Mrs. funeral servicea for the late Mr. , anc~ . be friendly, avoid the Sauer. Ralph Pickens of Muou, W. ! subJect of crime. A small, use Group 11 of the First United : · =~ ~: ~~ ful gift may be given lo PresbyteriBD Church In Middle!of them if the warden conse~ts. port will meet Tuesday evenKautz, Columbuo, Mr. llld Do not preach to the_m, out ing at the home of Mt's. Dwight Mn. Warren Pickens, Dayloa; 1help ihem to es.tabhsh their Wallace. Assisting hostesses wUI Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plck0111 . self-•espect, knowing that God be Mrs Rodney Sauer and and son, Bruce of ClevelaDd; : · . • Mrs. and MrJL Geo!JI Wllllam I Eber L~JS. Pickens, Mr. and Mra. Ben 1 ( The M1ddleport Uterary Club Pickens and Mrs Tom Pk:kenl l,.;liU.I(!J will meet Wednesday afternoon all of Ball!more,' Md.; llld ~ FOR ALL OCCASIONS at the Episcopal Church pariSh COWJin, Mr. Dille Albley, Canhouse In Pomeroy with Mrs. ton, and Mr. BDd Mrs. J 1 D Wi Wlii f!owera e>eqw&ere Everett Hayes aa hostess. Book IIDuck BDd chlldreD of Colwnreviews will be given by Mrs. bus. Th<y were ll\lOBll of lhelr tho old-fashioned qualities of dependability and WY 2-'2039 Charles Bradbury and Mrs. Eva brother, Mr. and Mrl. 1Ucbard DAY or NIG1tr thrift still guid< us here at Farmers Bank. We're Stout. Roll call response will be Pickens. . I '1 .tl96l .IOJ WIW J~unr i ,8a!Ja> aq 01 0\~ IPP WOUj .... ''IJII .J<IIUOI IC*P' <tJN lJOI 41 01 liD JO moq JIUIJ! -.ri 'i!IQOW UINJ 04!1 I""""O •1«1 lltl .I.NYIDVd SSIW 1101 · -Nill' I,VOJ11PV .wJoo oo :oJ · Monday's Television Program WHTN- TV Channel 13 I WSAZ-TV Channel 3 T: I$ Dally Wont 1:00 Bit Plclure 0:30 Jack Le l..aDM 1:00 Fun School 9:45 KIDa 8Dd Odlo 111:00 Mornlni MoYII 11;30 PrlCI II ftl&bl 12:1111 Domut Reed 12:30 Father Kuows Bell 1:1111 Hello, P...Pit:keia 1:30 The Plsop»'a atolr:e 2:1111 Flame Ia Tbe WlD4 2:30 Day Ia Courl 2:55 NIWI 1:00 General Horpllll 1:30 YOWII Mlrrlldl t:OO TralJm1:00 SUper Show 5:35 SUperman e:oo Local Newt 8Dd Wealller 1:15 Newa 1:ao Leave It To a 7:oo RlfltmBD 7:30 JfiDD1 Qlalll 1:00 DctaDa Roetl 1:311 M7 'ltlrre Sons 8:1111 Bewltcbetl t:ao ' Peitoa Plact 10:00 MBD Invadea lito Sea 11:1111 Newa 11:10 Local Newa BDd Sparta 11:311 AIIC'I NIJblllfe "The Ilana¥ X..,. Show" 011 CBS, object of nmoval .,_., recelllly, will reiUm ,.. • lhlnl ....... In the fall subjot!t to poalble tleCitlld ~. II wW remain til the 1..11 p.m. ""' ltllda;y spot. n Ill no 1101'11 that aye, wllo bu peal appeal 101' lhe younpr' llfll .. well • ·the . oldllen, would lite 10 - . tha llloW on at 111 -lllr lllllt. Tttere 1'llllte • 101 of abltrl• In llie NBC l!nlup 1111it ten. 1M11 that plltllll .....he . Jllal, Flipper, ri! .. blck for I .....,... " ... lltlea of ille_ama 7:•.p.m. SaltlftlayJ. 'l1la dolpbiD oiplcll to ' bep ... - · ll'IIIIIIII• tho . .-at ~ . 1:45 Com Cob Report 7:00 Totlay Sbow 7:.25 Totlay Out Your Way a:25 Today Out Your Way 1:00 Cartoouivill• 1:30 Bachelar Father 10:00 Make Room lor Daddy 10:311 What'• 'lblo Song 10:55 Newo Morning Report II :00 Coocentratlon 11:30 Jeopen!J 12:00 Say When 12:30 Truth or COnlequences 12:55 New• Dly lleport 1:00 Midday News I :311 StiJglna J tuDboretJ I :55 Afternoon Report 2:00 MomCJt e1 Truth 1:30 The Doctors 3:1111 Almther Work! 3:30 You lloo't Sa7 4:1111 Matcb Game 4:30 Mr. Cartaon 5:30 Laramie 1:311 Newa Pi<lure 1:45 Jim Thicker e:ss TV s we•ther 7:00 Runtlf'V·Rrinkley 7:311 Monday Night 11 illovlel t:OO Andy Willlama 10:410 Alfred llilchooclt: ll:OO Late News PiCIUH ll:IS Weather 11:10 Sparta Roundup ll:liO Toilllht WCHS-TV Daily Wora Bozo The CIO'IIII Budd7 Startber Captain KIJI8llro• 10:00 Milt:t Wallace & New• 10:30 I Love Lucy 11:00 Aody Cf Mayberry 11:30 Tho McCoys 12:00 Loe at Lifo 12:25 CBS News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Ugbt 1:00 WOI)lBD'a Pago I :25 WCHS News 1:30 As The World Turns 2:00 Paaoword 2:30 House Party S:Oll To Tell The Truth 3:25 CBS Newa' 3:30 Edge Of Night t :00 Th< Secret Storm t:30 Lollll R8Dger 5:00 Bowery Bo)rs 6: Dll News Report 6:15 Your WeatbermaD 6:20 Sporl!l 6:30 CBS EveniJJB News 7:00 Sail Franciseo IIUI 7:30 To Tell the Truth 8:00 I've Got A Seerel a: 30 Andy Griffith 9:00 Lucy Show 9:30 Melly Happy Retumo 10:00 CBS~ 10 :30 Air Polluticln- A Social Ohall~ 11:00 Duke'l Ntws Toni&IJt 11:15 Weather Teller 11:20 Late Show Merv Gl'llfin will return as a televiJion refiUlar late In April for Group W <WestiJtlhouse Broadcasting). He will lake over as hoel of lbe Mondaythrough-Friday t10 - minute lattnlgbt PJ'Oifam held down by StOve Alk!n for a couple of yean llld then by RerJ,s Philbin, who lllaJ1ed last October. Allen bowed oul for hie own reasono; Philbin, because he didn't caleb on. The five Group W slltionl IB Boston, Balllntore, Philadelphia, Cleveland and SaD FrfDC}ICO wUI oarry Grlffln'l thotr, lihlch also wUI be sold on a tl1lllllc*llon basis to llldl91dual ll>lllllo • .' Channel13 CbDMI I 7:25 7:30 a:OO 9:00 .• I 7:55 Dally Wan! 1:00 Compaas 1:30 Jack Le Linne 9:00 Fun School t:45 King 8Dd Odie 10:1111 Moming Movt1 11:30 Price Is Right 12:00 Do!mo Reed 12:30 Father Know• Bell 1:00 Hello Pea-Plcken 1:30 The People'• Choice 2:Dll Flamo in the WlD4 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 YtJUDg Marrieds 4: 00 Trallmaster 5:00 Super Sbow 5:35 Superman 6:00 Weather · 'I • 6:05 Newo 5,15 Peter JenD~neo - Neft 6,30 Leave II To Beaver 7:00 Rifleman 7:30 Voyap 8:30 No Time For Sera-11 t :OO Wendy & Me Jo,oo Bing Crosby 10 .00 Ben Casey 11:00 News 11 : 10 It 20 lt 2S I I 30 Local News • Sporta Weather Sporta ABC's Nlgbtllfe NEW YOR (UPI) - lrn!t'J" body relax. Raymood Jlun' II going to continue as Perry Ma· son for CBS. There wu some doubt for a while, aa there hal been for the past lwo or threo years. Nell fall mll'b lhe nlntb season for the series. I do wisb the network could see Iii to ,.. lumitJI lbe show to the Saturday nilht spol II occupied In Ill earlier years. I'm more IIOif to he home that nllhl· TriiiiiCI'ipU of the "~ 11- wllb Walter l.lltllawm" " lntervtow prvcram '"' CBS will · ". be publiabed thla · - br • LiiUe llrllwn 6 Co. '!'be hoi* ' will coillaln six ol tbo ~ broadoasll fealtlrlJC tho ltoliil DeWIJIIlper colunmlll, plus • . ·~ ·~ te~ of 11ft. LIJiiJji ' tbo .... " - 11111111 firsl ... Oil • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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