http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/9208ea69751d588837a560f09377c6bd.pdf 54a2d85c52801e9947f08f02d0433646 PDF Text Text 1, ' - ' :,', . ~· ''\ ., . . .. ;f • , .18-DaiJl'. S.enttnet Poll!eroy-inddlepol'l, Q.,· Karch SO, 1888 ~·~ - LiHie ;Boys Shirt and Slac:k SETS Customer: F,.. Porklng,At Elberfelds In Pomeroy On 2nd Street Aci'OII From The Store ond On Mechanic Street At The Wonhoull Si!es In thls III'OUP are from S to Mens Dress Shirts 7 and tbere are some wonderfuJ stack sets lor his Easter Wear. Slacks that wilt reolly fit blm with a shirt to match. The sblrtl You'll like the selection of Shirts for Easter and Summer Wear. Choose from whites, pastel colors, stripes are short sleeve 'style iD knit- and in all neck sizes from 14\lt ted or cut and sewn type. You'll to 17, and in your correct want to see these sets on sale in Mts.Bahris Hostess of Pythian Club 8 herhOOd iS Society'S Theme 8 L• d ) h nson Wi/1 Ma rry James Bowles MEIGS THEAIRE SOCIAL 1 Mis!l Johnson is a graduate THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT W.C.T.U. will meet Thlll'8day evening, March 31 at tbe First United Presbyterlan Cbl,U'Cb in Middleport at 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT ALUMNI Assoclatlon will sponsor a bake sale Saturday, April 2 at t h e Tri-Lustre Cleaners In Middleport beginning at 1 a.m. of Steubenville High School - Technicolorand attended Kent State Univer•THE IEDI'ORD sity. She is presently employed , INCIDENT" as • medical secretary at r..e 1 Riehat1l Wid mark, Sidney Pottier. Franklin County Welfare Buildmg '" Columbus. Mr. Bowles is SUNDAY, MONDAY, a graduate of Middleport High ond TUESDAY School where be was prominent Aprll).4.5 '" athletics both amateur and "THE SONS 01' profesSionaL He served with KATIE ELDER" the Armed Services in Ger· - TecbnJeolormany anll is employed as an lobn Wayne, Dean Martin, i;;i;;..,.iiiiii;.io;;;.;,iiii~~--.-.1 operator at the Goodyear Company at Apple Grove, w. va. The open church wedding will be an event of Saturday, May 14 at the Quinn AME Church in Steubenville. UNDERGOES SURGERY Mrs. Carolyn Sue Kolmig 20 at Long Botlom, daughter ' Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sisson granddaughter of Mr. Murl Ta;. lor of the Ridge-Keno area, WI· derwent five hours of surgery at UnJverslty Hospital In Colwnbus Thlll'8tlay. Her r oo wnber II 788 Weat. 8 b e ei Cln!L .~IT ".P.#~ ~ie" _ La-, I ina~ 1 1!.~,!!! ::~~:[' The most • at y • fioor. popular collar otyles, regular Be sure to Me oliO the wldespreod, snap tab, long lob, button Shirt and Short Sets on 3 to 7. en tine Dewoted To The lnte,.,. Of The MeipM01an .4rea display - ready for your saloction In alliS down. VOL . XVII POMEROY~DDI.EPORT. NO. 283 OHIO THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1966 And lolo of Newr- Iron Shirts in the selection. Boys Dress Shirts ontest ' White, scUd colors or ~tripes in sizes 6 to 20. Your choice Mens Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS of the popular eol1ar styles, You'll want to see Taken ~upreme Boys Slatks 0 Sizes 6to 20 Solor Colors - or Check or Wash 'n Wear Cottons in regular Boating, Fishing Permits, Fees Central Issue in S~t Plenty of Permanent Press Slacks in wheat, black, green, or trim lit styleor A floe selection of knitted spurt grey. Choose reaular style shirts in Banlon or 100% Cottons. ed leg, adjustable waist, no You'!! find regular collar styles - cuffs, worn with belt loops, cuffed or the beltless model, taper- Major ROads StrUCk button down collars and the Henley Neck. Select Youn Now I Men's Lightweight JACKETS Unlined Jackets that are Ideal for wear In Spring and Summer. Zipper front atyles. Completely washable. Sizes Small {34-36) - medium (38-40) •- large (42-44) and extra large (46-48) Stop In the busy mens and boys department on the 1st floor. Try on some of these jackets - and select the one you want to buy, MEN'S SLACKS Select a pair or two of slacks for him now, A large selection of ''Per- manent Press" fabrtca in conservative and slim models and in all sizes from :is to 50. Solid colors - neat pal· terns - and most an are wash .and wear. Shop Elbemlds men'• deportment - S. the excel._,! values In Slacks - mab your Alectiona. BOYS SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Elberfelds Are H11dquorters For Han11 UnclerwNr For Men lndBoyo Select h1a favorite 11711 from !be eomplete ulecUon In the IMIII and boya department. T Sblrto - Brleta ~untoa Suits - Atbletic SblriiAtllletlc Shorta - and In all lizea for the little boJ who weU'I olio I to tile utro extra laqe lileo tor men. Sizet1 6 to 18 - In regular and taapered lit styles. Smart plaids, solid colon and 1 selection of Ne11er-Iron Madras Sblrts. Boys Knit Sport Shirts Short SINvH Solid Colors - Stripes - Neat Combinations. Slzet1 6 to 18. Dress Him Up This Easter! SPORT COATS FOR THE SMALL FRY Made of 65% Dacron Polyester and 35% Cotton, Rayon llu• lng. Smart plaid patterns. Sizes 4, 5, 6, and 7. • Boys Dress Trousen in Sizes3 to 7 Waoh and W'ear cottons and a flne range allo .of "NEVER mON" TrouseDt for the little fellow. • Uttle Boys White Dress Shirts With Short or Long Sla!!ves In Sizn3 to 7 Othtr Llttltl Boyt l..m 111-11111 ...,. CAPS - DRESI HATS- SUSPENDERS- SOCKS- UNDIIIj.WEARNICKTIEI • IS thia selection now. Choose from the ever popular Never Iron Shirts in Plaids 1 wuul4 tpptecllle ' 0 R'S NIJ'I'Eo 1D 1014 lt. olive, but be's .*!ill I'UIIIIinC." bole. J·Alvln. ''That gill' barrel ·was hot." Italy, Tex., h Greeat'D, N.H., !bey called tbf sergesnt ~aid, almost lo ~yolMit Two Cemmaaflll point. "I stsrlell· to, leave" but . Wlllll Fame commander, !~~¢ ~~"' ~ . bl!l' •. ' ''fh*ie." His aame Is By ROBERT !BRAHAM himself. The fOUilf Marille jerked anotbfr 4110k wbo was In that Lapo10t won his place In•moved oot lbllu\ 41'";,~, Alvlt .. Lapoint and be 11 It, UllitH Prell ~~~ The Marine Ran. He ran uiltil bay~!""' out of tbe ~, bole came !1JI and opened .up ~therneck I e g e n d during yards from the talK\-;,·-;:. i. bsnfSI.. oat of high acbool. Rfs DA NANG, South VIet Nam be was 10 feel from the big gun wi~ besltatlon dived with that dll!lll cannOn again. Operatitn ladiana 33 miles toward a line ~I srr,1i:" ~ · · leUo'w'·Merl..s eat! him "Paa- (UP!) -The young Marine- a 12.7mm antiaircraft cannon the hole, loG. The bayonet "So I crawl~ down the hill northwest of Saigon, near. when tbey first spotted .·~f:.~·· 11~: •. · Plnliie" because he dodged, twisted, turned and that bad been turned on bis to work the second time. and got me another tll'ellade Quang Ngai two days ago. Cong. ·, o " "' Lapoint, a JOadi' liP with extra aear llpll'l! kept running. squad. found ils mark a&ain. The and went bl!ck. The iecond He was a part of A Company "I sent toe plljtqoll \ . " seven, W84 lii\Jilo,ir.tloao and a jack katie Do..ns of rounds spewed out He leaped !,nlo the atr, a long was 'deep, a tunnel run1ning grenade did the trick." dropped Into a landing zone by small village, and ~ther Leonard M -wHil'he 'IOOiinto baHle•.So of the muzzle ol a .Viet Cong dive, and landed right on lop of back Into the hillside. He Lapoint, 19, of GreenvUle, helicopter to move out against platoon up a lmaD blil," he Albuquerque, N;J!I.. If•lJUadtllea Ia VIet NOm ue CJUIIIOII and plowed up dirt at the gun bam!. He had a his grenade in, but It failed N.H., is a here. He saved at a Communist battalion known said. "That pJStoOil on tbe hUl "Me and tlll\'e'1GUJ because "Paabsetlle Ills feel. Rounds whistled past bayonet io his list. He a...,. go tiff. a dozen lives. His buddleo to be in the area. The company killed a IQI of Viet Colle- But tbe biD ' Plllkle'' charged a CommDBist htm on both sides. upright, straddling tbe gun. and "I was there in the can't understand how be came 18 "SUicide Charlie," the the one golnJ .towl\fd tbe bunker, so we , ....... anned with ooli' 1 He ran on. in the ••me motion buried the fur a couple of minutes, out of It without a IICI'Btch. famous C Company, First village riD inio lhtlbie, and we Lapoint · baytllel aad a penade !bat The sergeant IHted hil head bayonet in the stomach of one then our arUIIery "Only a blister on my belly," Battalion, Seventh Marines of had to seod in lnother pia._ and we lllmed ·oat 1o be a dad. Hera II from the dirt. a! the Communists. The second coming in and !bey told me he said with a grin. He pulled Guadalcaaal fame. to take the pressure otl. maneuvered blo !lot)' n .be and Ida lrleadl "He's dead. . .be can't be one in the bunlter dived dawn 1 get oat of there," said up Ida shirt Ud tillowed me. Lt. Bell Goldwin of Route 1, 1t was just on other side the boys deparlment on tbe !Irs! aleeve length also. Around And About Middleport Court St., Pomeroy ··--·'· 1 · Phillips Sisters Style Shop .. l 1 • .. ' 1 Apr111·2 N ' ' '· FOR THIS WEEK END ELBERFElDS STORE HOURS WILL BE FRIDAY 9 to 8 and SATURDAY 9 to 91N THE_EVENING Dr. George Rosenbaum, a , illll committee was given by ship program. mmber or the surgical starr , Mrs. Dwigbt Wallace and inolud- Attending tbe dlnner and of Vetorans Memorial Hospital, Ied the following: president, meeting were Mr. and Mrs. was guest speaker at tbe annual 1Wallaoe Bradford; vice presi- Kloes, Frieda Faehnle Mr. di nner meeting of the Meigs i dent, Clarence Headley; secre- Mrs. Wallace Bradford Mrs. County Tuberculosis an~ Health tary, Mrs. Guy Neigler; treas- Bert Bodimer, Mrs. ' A"ociation Tuesday evening In , urer, Miss Frieda Faehnle; rep- Strauss, Mrs. Enda French, Mrs. the Columbia Gas offices in .resentative director. Mrs. Clar- Dsn White, Mr. and Mrs. ""'"II Middleport A turkey dinner [ e_nce Headley and alternate rep. Kautz, Paul Baer, Mrs. ·Guy was served at the Martin Re.. •dir., Mrs. Dwight Wallace. Neigler, Mrs. Clarence Heiodle:y,JI wurant earlier. Board of Dirctors - Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Davis, Mrs. Carl Kautz, out-going preaJ. Karl Kautz, Karl Kautz, Mr. and Hayman Barnltz, Mrs. dt•nt. conducted the businen Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, Mrs. Dan Dill, Mrs. Don Belzing, Mrs. me.ting and welcomed t be 1 White, Mrs. Edna Stewart, Mr. George Simpson, Dorothy juests. He appointed a commit· Manning Kloes, Mrs. Hayman mundson, Mrs. Bruce May, Mrs. tee to screen applicants lor the Barnllz, Mr. ana Mrs. Richard Emerson Jooes and Dr Rosen· snnuul oursing scholarship Chambers, Mrs. Bert Bodimer, baum. ' g: ;en to a deserving senior girl Mildred Betzlng, Mr. and Mrs. vi the c"Ounty. Named to lblJ Walltlce Bradford, Paul Baer, rummltlee were Mrs. J. S. D• Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Davis, Mrs. vi<. Mrs. Glen• Dill 111111 Mrs. George Sbnpsou, Mrs. Bruce ?iallare Bradford. May and Mrs. Glenn Dill. \Irs. Manning Kloes, execu- Mr. Kautz, wbo bas served Jive d1rector, reported projecta as president live years thanked and activities of the past year members for their cooperatloe which included the aurslng IJCh. and welcomed Wallace Bradlord Mr. aad Mrs. Rodney Downolarship, the booth beftl at the the !leW presidenl iDg have returned from a six regalia. x-ray tests IIIII 11 p• Mr. Bradford introduced Dr. weeks vacation trip in the souUt tten,, with 5 remaiRing In Jws. Rusenbaum, who spoke oo the including Louisiana and Florida. pilals. She reported on tray fa. ]li'Oblems of modern doctors In Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holler vor. made and also on respira. over crowded hospitals, t b e and daughter, Lora, Belpre, lorv equipment cosli"'l over $500 day ol the specialist in the field visited Sunday with their parto be donated to tbe Veteraas of medicine, the nursing short- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur HanMemorial Hospital, and other age, and the almost prohibitive ning and Mrs. Malcolm Roller. proj eds. Mrs. JOoes said t3,t61 cost of medical training. He Mrs. Guy Reynolds and Mrs. was recetved from Christmas commended the local associa· Minerva Childers visited in Seals. Plaas have ben made lloa for its work iB the commun- on, W. Va. Sun. with Miss lo place the tu levy on the bat- lly, lor aid to patients In TB Burdette. hit for reaowal. bospitals, and fur tbe scholar- Mr. and Mrs. John Vroman The roport Ill the lltlllllutwere In Belpre Sunday to visit their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vroman and children, Mark and Esther, and John Mark Vroman of Columbus who is slaying with hls aunt 'lbe BlaH and Officers' Club and uncle while his mother, Mr of Meigs Temple Pythia• s;,.. John Vroman, Is hospitalized. ters Ill Middleport met Monday Mr. and Mrs. Cart Mattox . Mrs. Paul Grlllstead and dau· eveaing at the berne of Mrs. were businesg visitors Monday ihler, Lori returned te tbetr Caoh Babr wilb Mrs. George In Point Pleasant, W. \'a. borne, Belpre Sunday, alter 1 Childs assiBting hostess. Betty Barbara Jones spent Tuesday oeveral days visit with ber Ill- Spencer, presldeat, was IR In Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. ter. Mrs. Clair Speucer. obarge of t.be. m~ting which Lee Davidson. Mrs. w. A. Morgaa and 11"11111- wu •~ned Wltb 'The Lord's daughwr, Kathy Morgu IDd Prayer given In unoon. ~ancy and Robb'e Harrla Mrs. Horace McElhinny read rof turned home ~Y after ,... • poem, "Wh"" It's a Comin' wee kend visit In Col~bns on to Sprtog" by Adam Ritter. M d M R. L. . Anoouncement w., made of "Brotherhood" was the theme a:d ::. Br~ Gofthardl lbe 111111ual illspectllon of Meigs of tbe month wben the Junior R C r 'of Columbo Temple to be beld April 5. Fol· Missionary Society of the Laur. ~y arman a lowing tbe meeting games were el Cliff Free Methodist church ~;" ~ Su~~Y w~th Mr. and played and prlzet won by Mrs. met Sunday after Sunday School ~:h r"ar at':.J H•nd attend- Otho Waltl, Mrs. WUUam All· in tbe recreation room ef the • e uner . • asbnan. 111811, Mro. Betty RiiP and parSOJllllle. Mr. and Mrs. WWiam Davli Mrl. Richard Balley. Group singing opeaed t be of Columbus are the fllltlltl If The traveling prl2e W8ll • meeting, followed by a story of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs IDd warded to Mrs. Paul Zirkle. brotherhood. A chapter from the Mr. and Mrs. Jamea GUmore, The April meetiRg was 8IUlOUll- study bosk, "Four SoAs of ChiMr. and Mrs. WWlam Fisher ced to be held at the home t1 na," was presented by Mrs. and soo of Belpre visited a.tur. Mn. Nathan Biggs with Mrs. James Gilmore, advisor, who dsy with lltetr parants, Mr. 11d Alfred Biggs the asaistiag bost- also gave illustration of Mrs. Masoo Flshlr IDd Mr. lure. ond Mrs. Sam Arnold. Ajbmdilg Ill addition to !lie Receiving reading certiiiGregory Roush, 1tudeal at above were Mrs. Karl Owen, cates were Brenda Gilmore Ohio Uaiverslty, arrived Friday Etta Lemley, Maxine Owens, Karolyn Soulsby, Nancy Gill evening 1o spend the pre-Easter Mn. Griff Russell, Mrs. Phil ; and Barbara Klein. Plans were '•cotioa wllb bli paru11, Mr. Meinhart, Mrs. Millnla Gilmore made lor an Easter egg hunt and Mrs. llfllloll ReuJb. and Mrs. Pat Gallagher. April 9, at ! p.m. Aa offering Gordon Fisher e1 Parbrlburtr was taken lor tlle Roof-top W. Va. spent tht wellknd with Girl Scout. Plan School ot Hong Kong. Ids parents, Mr. lid loll'l. 11u- F R S l Also attending were Dennis 1111 Flihar and family or ummoge a 6 Gilmore, Vicki Rick!, Sbell'l Mr. and Mrs. ~ Fisher Girl Scout Troop 185 met Mtn- and Terry Cla~k. Becky and Df Senecaville wert weWDd day, at tbe Col~bus and South- Benny Wright, Doo Wise, Dean I IUOSII of his sister ud brother- ern Ohio. ElectriC SOC18l room. Pullms, Darlene Michael, Bren- 1 Ja.taw Mr and Mrl. llobert The meeting was opened in the da Lunsford, Darla and Kathy wamsi.y aitcJ famll IUUIIl order with Debbie Gilkey Gill, Barbara and Diana Lewis, ! Mr. and Mro. Pa~i Fllber of leadllg In !be flag pledge. Rodney Bailey, Greg Eblia and : lhmtington, W V fiP8IIi tb Plans were made to bold a Mrs. Ernest Powell, assistant , '~~mend at ~ ~ ~ ~~ salt April 29-30 Ia tbe advisor. ,!U o Da. . Bullding. Proceeds from ---~ and Mrs the 18le will be used for sum· wer.. Suada • OJ:"li Harris mer camp. Girt Scout cookie In a 0 •· Y evenmc dinner money was reported. Songs and Illes ~ tl Mr. and Mrs. Burrell sames were enjoyed by the Dawson of New Haven, w. Va. troop led by Mrs. John Fultz leader. There wera nine!...; Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Johnson girll presenl ••• Adams Streel, Steubenville' "" :... are announcing the engagement and approaching marriagl' of their dsughter Linda, to Janles TONIGHT & THURSDAY F. Bowles, son tr Mrs. Ernest NOT OPEN Bowles, Middleport, and t be late Ernest Bowles. Frldey and SaturHr "WINTER A-GO GO'' ~· VISIT THE MENS'AND BOYS DEPARTMENT ON .tHE FIRST FLOOR ,. Hospital Surgeon Speaker ' For Association Dinner CAtENDAR It . :{.!_ ~ ' ': w1: . . '' Mainly About People In Pomeroy ' -, .. .v"~ (l • · · " . . �., . ' ., ' j \ . •T . . :llf"!J.'. • , • . ·~ 1" • 1 • " ~ ·~ River News lj I I I. Koufax Hired· For $120,000; Drysdale Gets Around LOll ANGI!:LES IUPI) Loyalty, determination IQd a flare of aambler'a lnaiiDcl paid of! tn a fSO,OOO s;Jary package for SaDdy Koufu IQd Doll Drysdale to divide today aa lbe highest paid plldlera Ia baa. ball history. Breaking their 32-<!117 boldoul, lbe brlllllnt lnirln ....... - year contracts W""'-"117 to plldl for . tbe Lot Angeles Dodgers. It wu · lbe leCOIId "filial offer" IUbmlltA!d by E. J. (BUJZie) Bav~ ill lw~ days, but tbls one added eub to the time of $1211.000 for KIIUfu aDd Drysdale fllO,OOO. '!'here wu no official c:onllrmatloo from the Dedgera of the breakdown. Koufu tb111 becemes the second hlgheal paid phlyer in the aame, trailing only Willie Mays of San Fr&llclaco, and he and Drysdale are Noe. 1-2 ill the 1111-llme pay derby for * * * * * * ·~~!_&!8 Holy National League D0dger Fans On Top of World•Dynamic Duo In ' i 8Uitl. Kem· Tone Fred Kreutzer for four runo In the seventb to aew up the victory. The Chicago White Sox, the major's best team tbls spring with 1 !8-4 record, returned io their winning ways by 11!18pping a two-game losing string with a 4-Z trium h over BalUmore. p · singled In two John Romant runa in the sixth Inning to give J 4fk Lamahe the wln. shutout of the Cincinnati Reda that ready for to back should up the mean K andhe's D rombo the RCilnd straight year. II even prompted exuberant Loa Angeles Mayor Samuel W. Yorty It send the following telegram to the mayors of major league cities: "Koufax and Drysdale have signed The \lctober weaiher in Los A~geles . e you to get Ia ideal' I adv!Jl . . your 11Wor ld Ser1es reserva 1lOOS tbeir record to Jl.5 by CLEMSON, S. C. (UPJ clobbering tbe Atlanta Braves, Clemson rode home runs by 11-7 on a five-run alxth-taning Lawton Cowart,_ Ed Barbary bighllghted by Jim Northrup's and Rusty Adkins Ia an 8·3 The Detroit Tigers booeted you•w•-"-.dl DRESS MODIRI\ FOR EASI'EK Tbo - loot is die lliQOd loot .... yOU'U bit )'our atrido ia 1be Ruter .......•JIIIb _, -. ... ponde .. Association OliO ol - . . .. g .... ol Tbo ·~~~~~~~~ lleaut"" . . . aa~;,... ... _., .,acl- NEW 110URS and PRICES from 49.95 Othtrt from 37.50 (Effective Monclly, Apr114, 1966) PRICES REO\AAR HAIR CUT - - - 1.50 FLAT T O P - - - - - - 1.75 5 HAM P 0 0 - - - - 1 . 0 0 S H A •V E _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.25 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 TONIC ;30 MASSAGE 1.25 OUTSIDE CAllS HAIRCUT _ 2.50 SHAVI - 2.50 POMEROY'HATIONAL ·BANK: ' ,' :!J ' Stf'VIng Melg1 COimtf fi;r owr H YIGI'I l. ' . HOURS Memblt' Fedmi.D'1J(lllll...,_ Cutpo• uno•. Moft..T....,WIIIArL IAM!ei1IO.PM' :: Thin. •• , , , ••• , •• • . • I AM to 11 P~ Ill. ··--•-•••· I ·AM II 6" \ ....________________ ..,....1 '. .I BlttUJSMI NI!CIC-!l.ONB TAILORING ~~- --...U..IIIat -·· ' ........ ,.. _ ,...ew~~~ about lbe aeanllat!Gal, be bad to up lbe IDle from $%10,1110 A ~IQ for·lbe ~=a~=:=~~~!:~~ not lllarted to - t out. "Now I 'Wilen he wlepboned OWII!!I' wbo won 4t P1D8!1ln 96 wlah I had," uld Sn4f. Tbe pivotal (»ofert!IICI lelll1ng of lbe aelllemeul came Pboeni.l; prebably on Saturday, Wedneaday mol'lllrlCwbeo BaVIIo Nol Ill Sblpe d COIIfeiTed with Dryldale. Koulai wu so skeplloal Bavasl bad reeelved permluloa Koufn: IJilllted Dryllllale to he satisfted ar he woulu4d:;W" agree to tenDI. ·'J'IIey 'l each bad .. he ..tllfled or other would DOl IJsn." The gamble, ~licit Ill Walter O'Malley in Vero Beadt, Fla. · Dryldale then related what beppeoed to Koufu, and the two decided to accept lbe latesl olfer, ;~;~~~ Hearing Sudde nly Transferred ExhiDI.ll.OD bases loaded triple. baBebaU victory Wednesday llldall Loseo Garno. 01Ter Ohio University. Dick Radatz, the toe-time The Bobc~ts look 1 S-G lead "monster" •f the Boston Red Into the tb1rd lnnmg, but the Sox, oerved up a two-run homer Tigers narr?wed the gap with to Curt Flood In the lOth Inning single runs m the bottom of the tbat gave St.Louis a ft.S win third and !he fourth Innings and over tbe So·. then scored tbr.ee each 1n the • Jl B . •·· tb fi aeventb and e1ghih. . m un~mg_ ~arne e ~s1 It was Clemson's !lecond win tarly. Ph1ladelpb18 p1tcher t. go nme against one tie in the threeMayer Yorly may seem a bit inmngs as he stopped the game ser;es. The Tigers are premature but once Koufax and Kansas City Athletica, 4-1 an a ~1 for tbe seasen and Ohio Drysdale signed their 1966 four-hitter. Bill White aod Rich 18 - 6-Z·l, contracts, the Dodgers Immedi· Allen each hit tbeir fourth ttely became $-2 favorites out homer ol the spring for the NBA Playoff jlandJngo on the Las Vegas odds boards Phils. By United Pre11 lnterna~oaal to repeat their 1965 miracle, Jimmie Hall, who homered In Eastern Dlvloloo Osieeo Waob Redo the fourth, raced home from (Best-of-five! Just before Koufax and I tbird on Bernie Allen's bigb w. L. Drysdale signed their contract . bouncer In front tf the plate In Cincinnati 2 2 for a package '" excess of · the top of the nmth to give the Boston 2 2 1230,000-figured to he $120,000 Minnesota Twins a 3-2 victory Weotem Divist..n for Koufax and $ll0,000 for over the Houston A~tros. (Best-of-five) Drysdai":"'Osteen nailed down . The San Francisco Giant•, W. L. the opemng day aSSignment by tied w~b St. Louis and St. Louis 3 0 blanking the Cincinnati Reds, 4- Pittsburgh at ll-7 fer second Baltimore 0 3 0. place behind the Meta In the Wedoesdny'o Games While the Dodgers were National League, blasted the Boston 120 Cincinnati 103 getting back to their old ways, California Angels l&-3. The s. Louis 121 Baltimore m the New York Mots continued Giants battered starter Lew to act very strangely, The Burdette for 10 ruos and 10 hits MANCHESTER ADVANCES amazing Mets, on top of the In the first two Innings. MANCHESTER, Eng 1 and National League Grapefruit The Chicago Cubs rallied Iori (UPI) - Manchester Uniled standlngs with a lo-6 rerord, tbree .runs In the top of the moved Into the oemilinals of "'apped the Washington S.na- nlntb Inning to hand Cleveland the football association Chaltors five-game winning streak, Its silth straight loss, 11-5. Ron lenge Cup by defeating Preston $-2. Santo bit 1 two-run hamer t. 3-1 Wedneaday night. The Mets faile~ to get a hit cap tbetlhree-run rally. off Jim Duckworth lor six The New York Yankees and Bullflghilng was first known Innings bui jumped on rellefers Pittsburgh Piraies were idle. . on the island of Crete, in the Mediterranean, before 1 he Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 31, 1966-<1 time o1 Christ. _.:.__ _.:__ __:_ _.:_.....;_.:__ _.....:__ _ _.:_.:_~_.::::.:::____ The Hawks wiD face the Lakers Friday night In the first game of their best-of-seven series. The Hawks have a perfect .3-1) rec:ord Ill playoff competition thiS year after eliminating the Baltimore Bull<ts In three siraight games, th ~ 1 121112 · to e -'"~- • v!~ pltehen. Tbe pNvloal blgbfl5,000 for Warn~~ Spahn. Dryadale IQd KIIUfu promp. Uy went to wOrk in eoroeat to prepare for jolnlag lbe tam in CHICAGO 4UPI) -A baro- Edward V. Ranraitaft was llormlng federal grand jury unpreeedented and required an lltvestlgaling alleged .onder- order by a federal district world control of profeealonal judge. The assembled jurors, boxing meets today for lis who apparently knew nothing of second session. T.10 question the move, were takea to a was, where? chartered bill In tbe federal Tuesday's opening bearing. building basemeDI for the trip. was auddenly transferred from Hanrahaa re!Uaed to tell Its scheduled appearance in ille newsmen w~lher the jury U.S. Courthouse to tbe U.S. would meet again today, One of , ., Customs House, about a mile ~aides sold that II would, but away. It was the first time a he declined to reveal the "Whal am 1 doln 'I>" Sellin • federal grand Jury ever con- location. g, ,., I vened outside the U.S. Court. District Judge Joseph Sam up nerct..., Illata wbal, bouse here. .,__, • "•' said he issued the rourt The action by U.S. Attoroey order on Hanrahan's moUon for Bobcats Whipped means to protect the jury from 8-3 By Clcm8 on •any disruptive Influence." By VITO BTELLINO UPI Sporto Writer From Vero Beacb to Broek· lyn to Sunset Strip, eounUess Los Aogeles Dodger faoa celebrated Wednesday. The world champion Dodger• are .on top tf the baseball world aga1n. As if It wasn't enough for the Dodger lalthful to have Sandy Koufu and Don Drysdale back in tbe fold again, they also savored Claude Osteen's two-hit ST. LOUIS IUPl) -The happy St. Louis Hawko didn't want to ,.lax on their day off today for fear of losing the grmdllljl momentum tlmt h~s thrust tbem Into the NBA s Western Division playoff finals against the Los Angeles La· kers . ••v w•n p•lnt Your Full Service B.lnk l1 ••• I Hawks Sweep Series, Face LA Friday Com..- It wllfl ·' ::;-:1 1or ali-.m4ft• Wltne9Se! were advised of the They Included FellS "We are shift by telegrams the night .. (Phil) lr.lderlflio, reputed uld J. Willlam before, it wu learned. eoforcer for the OlicaC• crime attorney wbo ayndlcate; Guy Zapaa, es- fu llld PALMER !I'AVORED convict 8180Ciate of James R. war GREENSBORO, N. c. <UPI) Hoffa, bead of the TeaJIJIIers ~~le _ The Greater Greensboro UDioo, and Harry Marbon, '" Open got under way Ulday with boxing director of New York's m basebaD Arnold Palmer already marked Madison Square Garden. when the u the major tbreat to. detbrooe The jury wu looking Into 1 !~~:""~ defending champion Sam Snead alleged under w or I d death ; Dry dale 1n the $100,000 event. threats to heavyweight conten. ,:, m·~-==~ l'lllmer, golf's golden b t y der Ernie Terrell and ol the _two from Latrobe, Pa., tore apart manager, Bernard Glickman, took 8 back oeaL tbe Sedgefield Coonty Club along with rumors of an Paramount, alter course with an eight-under-par Impending showdown between pia when the 63 In Wednesday'• pro • am tbr Negro supremacist Black roles ia "Wanil)1 preliminary. His 30-33 roWJd in- Muslloo and New York Malia gracefully permiltA!d eluded six birdies aod an eogle. over television reeelpts. wltbdraw from ~=~ 1 lure Olh e~ standings RoyaIs Cl0bbered' 120•103 ~ ~ ~:,.:ee-w:n:tedr " "' Exhibition BasebaD SlendiDgs By Uolied Pmo CINCINNATI -Red (UP)) Nallolllll Leaguew L. n~ · n•. New York 10 6 625 Pittsburgh 11 7 St. Louis 11 7 611 7 ·611 San Fran JJ Houston · 10 8 ·556 Atlanlll 9 9 :500 Chicago 9 0 474 Ph'l d 1 hi 6 :1 •353 a'nc~lnneaptl' a · 1 13 .350 Los Angele• 5 !2 333 American League · w. L. Pel. Chicago 16 4 .800 Detroit 12 5 .706 California tz 7 .632 New York 10 8 .556 Baltimore 9 8 .529 Kansas City 9 9 .5011 Minnesota 9 11 .450 Washingion 6 ll .353 Cleveland 5 13 ,278 Boston 3 16 .ISS Wedoesday'o Relults Chicago <ALl 4 Ballimore 2 St. Louis 5 Boston 3 Detroit 11 Atlanta 7 Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 0 San Fran. 15 California 3 Chi. (NL) 5 Wash, !, night Minnesota 3 Houston Z, night !Only games scheduled) Thursday's Game• Baltimore vs. Clncinnali Bosion "· ll'ashmgton California vs. San Francisco Chicago IAL) vs: St. Lou!Jl Cleveland vs. Ch•cago (NL) Detrmt vs. Pittsburgh Kan. City vs. New \ork (NL) New York IALI vs. Minnesota Philadelphia vs. Houstoo Los Angeles vs. Atlanta (Only games scheduled) "Now we'll go back to our wlU1 34 points, received prolonging his coaching career after the game. The Celtica, leading by ~lithe~:~~:.:: d b tbi Ul b k B · r1 · af tbr uarter an rea ng • ac into the oston's VICtory came surp - pomts ter ee q s, Boston CeltiCII. singly easy as the Cellics went w_ere paced by their aeaso• , 11,1 tradition.. Auerbach ahead lor good at 8:1~ of the high-scorer, Sam Jones with . '. . second quarter by breaking a points but received some said lighting hiS famillllry . • . 31..J7 tie. Boston got another unexpected scoring help from VICtory cigar. after the Celtics brenk later in the session when Tom Sanders, wbo netted 28 whipped Cmclnnati 126-103 Wed- Oscar Robertson who finished points 18 in the first half. nesday n1ght to force lhe ' ' National Basketball Associalion's. Eastern Division semUinals mio sudden death Friday rught. "Yup, it's tradition," he repeated. "Thi.! is a team that jllllt doesn't quit. We've got a great tradition going for us and SweeJIISf lillie rotary mode nobody on the squad wants that .All doe ......,.mg ability of It~!).'''" · tradition broken." .are e:q &ite mow.rrs. Patentlill · ~ - .. Auerbach, obviously pleased M"hlgoedloigbt;ft blade puU ,_: · that his 20-year coacbing career -.pllblgbt.OK itofllikean...._ ~ badn't ended with a defeat " Nocdloaoide pulls grass in, 7 retiring after thio season 'and eli==•mos1 trimming. Cuts Gi.rf would like 1o bow out by widaia Jot• of walls, etc. winning the NBA title for the -~·J s ninth time in the last 10 years. ~.ASA Safety Code. Another Boston tradition-win~ 'q " ). f ntng the EBBiern Division .... )9 crown-has been stopped at ·.lot ntne straight by the Philadel-: ~ u phia 76ers. ooll .. Although tbe scene shifts back to Boston for the showdown game, CinciADati · ... ;J:t ' Coach Jack McMahon is almost ' 'i happy about it because either team has managed to win on MAIN ST. "Everything In H1rdwars" POMERoi its home court in the besl-<tf- I five oeries, ., :m Wednesday night. The Bullets, hampered with Injuries, could not k.ep pace UONS ALL-OPPONENTS with the Hawks tn their las~ UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. chance elfort. Baltimore led by (UP!) - The Penn State one point at halftime bui the basketb 11 te IIIli 1 determined Hawks ~ulseored sel AU Aami unDa mo; Y the limping Bullets 34-20 in the 1 ~c Wmedneercsda ve mg o yracuse ay as one third quarter and took 1 I!.HO of the best players tbe Nittany lead. Lions faced during the 196S-6t1 Bill Bridges scored his career basl<etball season high of 32 points for tbe Hawks, Others oelected 1o the an. and guard Leo Wilkens pumped opponent squad Included Jack in 30 to help push the Hawks Marin of Duke, Ron Willi111t11 of ' 1nto the fmals. West Virginia, Ed Mueller of Baltimore staged another San Francisco, and Bob Uoyd rally '". the lourth period to of Rutgers. move w1thm three of St. LouiS _ _ __ with Don Ohl scoring 15 points in the period. Obi sank six field SOCCER VISITORS goals and three free throws in JERSEY CITY, N.J. (UPI) the pehod. He finished with 32, -One of the top ooccer teams high for Baltimore. in. Europe, Bologea of Italy, Retiring Baltimore Coach announced Wednesday It will Paul Seymour threw hobbling 1 play tbree exhibition matches Guo Johnson Into lbe fray In a ; iD tbe United Statea this last attempt io overtalte the IUIIIIJler. Rawb. Johnson rode the bench 1~=;.;..-----.,1 during the ftrst two ptayou tames IR Baltimore• HAHN-LUL 19r POW·R·PRO• E8 ERSBACH HARDWARE .,....,...,...--....,...,!!!O!!!!!O!!!!!O!!""!!!!....,,......,,.,!!!O!!Iili .:..:::..::::::__ _ _ _ _~,..,..,..,..,..,....._ _ • • 'II Btn'l Ut i1lspiratian: Chevelle SS 396 in trm~Nrt i bk form.. 4 ·'~al : ' '~" • ;.IllS U: SHOTGUN MATCH U.S. ENTERS TOURNEY CARACAS (UPI) -The United States will be represented by an all-military bowling team at the lnternaUonal Bowling Tournament here tbls weekend. Titt United Slatea StaiAI Department aponsored team Is headed by CapL Francis GoCiron of the ,\ir F....,., FORKED RUN SPORTSMEN'S CLUB Cheveue Malibu Sport Coupe. Sporty car... sporUng price. ADouble Dividend the Chevrolet Wayf\t Annu1l Spring M1tch All Day SUNDAY Aprll3 CHEVROLET DOUBLE All Fllh and Gomo M-n and ether lporhiMII lnYIIt<l Rtlruhmonh STAG NO MINORS DWIDEND DAIS f NO.lBm • NO.lllAIS lniiJwrCINii III:IIIIWI ROYAL OAK PARK ' Acc..aorl" to Compl•t.·Eater TIES BY SUPERBA-SOCKS BY ESQUIRE SHIRTS BY ARROW DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. MAIN ST. POMEROY r,,. ---------~-------"""' ·. about tbem. Bavasi said not think lhe furor detrimental to the repu1ta laten~~ttooal Aerbach credits tradition for 'home court,' " McMahon joked fourth personal foul. y....................J ! 1 b Js.uioslnatfn'sthereucngho '· oP·ENING . . PO·M·&ROY MOTOR W. MAIN SDEET I!OMEROY •~·,; J ,~'""! �., . ' ., ' j \ . •T . . :llf"!J.'. • , • . ·~ 1" • 1 • " ~ ·~ River News lj I I I. Koufax Hired· For $120,000; Drysdale Gets Around LOll ANGI!:LES IUPI) Loyalty, determination IQd a flare of aambler'a lnaiiDcl paid of! tn a fSO,OOO s;Jary package for SaDdy Koufu IQd Doll Drysdale to divide today aa lbe highest paid plldlera Ia baa. ball history. Breaking their 32-<!117 boldoul, lbe brlllllnt lnirln ....... - year contracts W""'-"117 to plldl for . tbe Lot Angeles Dodgers. It wu · lbe leCOIId "filial offer" IUbmlltA!d by E. J. (BUJZie) Bav~ ill lw~ days, but tbls one added eub to the time of $1211.000 for KIIUfu aDd Drysdale fllO,OOO. '!'here wu no official c:onllrmatloo from the Dedgera of the breakdown. Koufu tb111 becemes the second hlgheal paid phlyer in the aame, trailing only Willie Mays of San Fr&llclaco, and he and Drysdale are Noe. 1-2 ill the 1111-llme pay derby for * * * * * * ·~~!_&!8 Holy National League D0dger Fans On Top of World•Dynamic Duo In ' i 8Uitl. Kem· Tone Fred Kreutzer for four runo In the seventb to aew up the victory. The Chicago White Sox, the major's best team tbls spring with 1 !8-4 record, returned io their winning ways by 11!18pping a two-game losing string with a 4-Z trium h over BalUmore. p · singled In two John Romant runa in the sixth Inning to give J 4fk Lamahe the wln. shutout of the Cincinnati Reda that ready for to back should up the mean K andhe's D rombo the RCilnd straight year. II even prompted exuberant Loa Angeles Mayor Samuel W. Yorty It send the following telegram to the mayors of major league cities: "Koufax and Drysdale have signed The \lctober weaiher in Los A~geles . e you to get Ia ideal' I adv!Jl . . your 11Wor ld Ser1es reserva 1lOOS tbeir record to Jl.5 by CLEMSON, S. C. (UPJ clobbering tbe Atlanta Braves, Clemson rode home runs by 11-7 on a five-run alxth-taning Lawton Cowart,_ Ed Barbary bighllghted by Jim Northrup's and Rusty Adkins Ia an 8·3 The Detroit Tigers booeted you•w•-"-.dl DRESS MODIRI\ FOR EASI'EK Tbo - loot is die lliQOd loot .... yOU'U bit )'our atrido ia 1be Ruter .......•JIIIb _, -. ... ponde .. Association OliO ol - . . .. g .... ol Tbo ·~~~~~~~~ lleaut"" . . . aa~;,... ... _., .,acl- NEW 110URS and PRICES from 49.95 Othtrt from 37.50 (Effective Monclly, Apr114, 1966) PRICES REO\AAR HAIR CUT - - - 1.50 FLAT T O P - - - - - - 1.75 5 HAM P 0 0 - - - - 1 . 0 0 S H A •V E _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.25 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 TONIC ;30 MASSAGE 1.25 OUTSIDE CAllS HAIRCUT _ 2.50 SHAVI - 2.50 POMEROY'HATIONAL ·BANK: ' ,' :!J ' Stf'VIng Melg1 COimtf fi;r owr H YIGI'I l. ' . HOURS Memblt' Fedmi.D'1J(lllll...,_ Cutpo• uno•. Moft..T....,WIIIArL IAM!ei1IO.PM' :: Thin. •• , , , ••• , •• • . • I AM to 11 P~ Ill. ··--•-•••· I ·AM II 6" \ ....________________ ..,....1 '. .I BlttUJSMI NI!CIC-!l.ONB TAILORING ~~- --...U..IIIat -·· ' ........ ,.. _ ,...ew~~~ about lbe aeanllat!Gal, be bad to up lbe IDle from $%10,1110 A ~IQ for·lbe ~=a~=:=~~~!:~~ not lllarted to - t out. "Now I 'Wilen he wlepboned OWII!!I' wbo won 4t P1D8!1ln 96 wlah I had," uld Sn4f. Tbe pivotal (»ofert!IICI lelll1ng of lbe aelllemeul came Pboeni.l; prebably on Saturday, Wedneaday mol'lllrlCwbeo BaVIIo Nol Ill Sblpe d COIIfeiTed with Dryldale. Koulai wu so skeplloal Bavasl bad reeelved permluloa Koufn: IJilllted Dryllllale to he satisfted ar he woulu4d:;W" agree to tenDI. ·'J'IIey 'l each bad .. he ..tllfled or other would DOl IJsn." The gamble, ~licit Ill Walter O'Malley in Vero Beadt, Fla. · Dryldale then related what beppeoed to Koufu, and the two decided to accept lbe latesl olfer, ;~;~~~ Hearing Sudde nly Transferred ExhiDI.ll.OD bases loaded triple. baBebaU victory Wednesday llldall Loseo Garno. 01Ter Ohio University. Dick Radatz, the toe-time The Bobc~ts look 1 S-G lead "monster" •f the Boston Red Into the tb1rd lnnmg, but the Sox, oerved up a two-run homer Tigers narr?wed the gap with to Curt Flood In the lOth Inning single runs m the bottom of the tbat gave St.Louis a ft.S win third and !he fourth Innings and over tbe So·. then scored tbr.ee each 1n the • Jl B . •·· tb fi aeventb and e1ghih. . m un~mg_ ~arne e ~s1 It was Clemson's !lecond win tarly. Ph1ladelpb18 p1tcher t. go nme against one tie in the threeMayer Yorly may seem a bit inmngs as he stopped the game ser;es. The Tigers are premature but once Koufax and Kansas City Athletica, 4-1 an a ~1 for tbe seasen and Ohio Drysdale signed their 1966 four-hitter. Bill White aod Rich 18 - 6-Z·l, contracts, the Dodgers Immedi· Allen each hit tbeir fourth ttely became $-2 favorites out homer ol the spring for the NBA Playoff jlandJngo on the Las Vegas odds boards Phils. By United Pre11 lnterna~oaal to repeat their 1965 miracle, Jimmie Hall, who homered In Eastern Dlvloloo Osieeo Waob Redo the fourth, raced home from (Best-of-five! Just before Koufax and I tbird on Bernie Allen's bigb w. L. Drysdale signed their contract . bouncer In front tf the plate In Cincinnati 2 2 for a package '" excess of · the top of the nmth to give the Boston 2 2 1230,000-figured to he $120,000 Minnesota Twins a 3-2 victory Weotem Divist..n for Koufax and $ll0,000 for over the Houston A~tros. (Best-of-five) Drysdai":"'Osteen nailed down . The San Francisco Giant•, W. L. the opemng day aSSignment by tied w~b St. Louis and St. Louis 3 0 blanking the Cincinnati Reds, 4- Pittsburgh at ll-7 fer second Baltimore 0 3 0. place behind the Meta In the Wedoesdny'o Games While the Dodgers were National League, blasted the Boston 120 Cincinnati 103 getting back to their old ways, California Angels l&-3. The s. Louis 121 Baltimore m the New York Mots continued Giants battered starter Lew to act very strangely, The Burdette for 10 ruos and 10 hits MANCHESTER ADVANCES amazing Mets, on top of the In the first two Innings. MANCHESTER, Eng 1 and National League Grapefruit The Chicago Cubs rallied Iori (UPI) - Manchester Uniled standlngs with a lo-6 rerord, tbree .runs In the top of the moved Into the oemilinals of "'apped the Washington S.na- nlntb Inning to hand Cleveland the football association Chaltors five-game winning streak, Its silth straight loss, 11-5. Ron lenge Cup by defeating Preston $-2. Santo bit 1 two-run hamer t. 3-1 Wedneaday night. The Mets faile~ to get a hit cap tbetlhree-run rally. off Jim Duckworth lor six The New York Yankees and Bullflghilng was first known Innings bui jumped on rellefers Pittsburgh Piraies were idle. . on the island of Crete, in the Mediterranean, before 1 he Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 31, 1966-<1 time o1 Christ. _.:.__ _.:__ __:_ _.:_.....;_.:__ _.....:__ _ _.:_.:_~_.::::.:::____ The Hawks wiD face the Lakers Friday night In the first game of their best-of-seven series. The Hawks have a perfect .3-1) rec:ord Ill playoff competition thiS year after eliminating the Baltimore Bull<ts In three siraight games, th ~ 1 121112 · to e -'"~- • v!~ pltehen. Tbe pNvloal blgbfl5,000 for Warn~~ Spahn. Dryadale IQd KIIUfu promp. Uy went to wOrk in eoroeat to prepare for jolnlag lbe tam in CHICAGO 4UPI) -A baro- Edward V. Ranraitaft was llormlng federal grand jury unpreeedented and required an lltvestlgaling alleged .onder- order by a federal district world control of profeealonal judge. The assembled jurors, boxing meets today for lis who apparently knew nothing of second session. T.10 question the move, were takea to a was, where? chartered bill In tbe federal Tuesday's opening bearing. building basemeDI for the trip. was auddenly transferred from Hanrahaa re!Uaed to tell Its scheduled appearance in ille newsmen w~lher the jury U.S. Courthouse to tbe U.S. would meet again today, One of , ., Customs House, about a mile ~aides sold that II would, but away. It was the first time a he declined to reveal the "Whal am 1 doln 'I>" Sellin • federal grand Jury ever con- location. g, ,., I vened outside the U.S. Court. District Judge Joseph Sam up nerct..., Illata wbal, bouse here. .,__, • "•' said he issued the rourt The action by U.S. Attoroey order on Hanrahan's moUon for Bobcats Whipped means to protect the jury from 8-3 By Clcm8 on •any disruptive Influence." By VITO BTELLINO UPI Sporto Writer From Vero Beacb to Broek· lyn to Sunset Strip, eounUess Los Aogeles Dodger faoa celebrated Wednesday. The world champion Dodger• are .on top tf the baseball world aga1n. As if It wasn't enough for the Dodger lalthful to have Sandy Koufu and Don Drysdale back in tbe fold again, they also savored Claude Osteen's two-hit ST. LOUIS IUPl) -The happy St. Louis Hawko didn't want to ,.lax on their day off today for fear of losing the grmdllljl momentum tlmt h~s thrust tbem Into the NBA s Western Division playoff finals against the Los Angeles La· kers . ••v w•n p•lnt Your Full Service B.lnk l1 ••• I Hawks Sweep Series, Face LA Friday Com..- It wllfl ·' ::;-:1 1or ali-.m4ft• Wltne9Se! were advised of the They Included FellS "We are shift by telegrams the night .. (Phil) lr.lderlflio, reputed uld J. Willlam before, it wu learned. eoforcer for the OlicaC• crime attorney wbo ayndlcate; Guy Zapaa, es- fu llld PALMER !I'AVORED convict 8180Ciate of James R. war GREENSBORO, N. c. <UPI) Hoffa, bead of the TeaJIJIIers ~~le _ The Greater Greensboro UDioo, and Harry Marbon, '" Open got under way Ulday with boxing director of New York's m basebaD Arnold Palmer already marked Madison Square Garden. when the u the major tbreat to. detbrooe The jury wu looking Into 1 !~~:""~ defending champion Sam Snead alleged under w or I d death ; Dry dale 1n the $100,000 event. threats to heavyweight conten. ,:, m·~-==~ l'lllmer, golf's golden b t y der Ernie Terrell and ol the _two from Latrobe, Pa., tore apart manager, Bernard Glickman, took 8 back oeaL tbe Sedgefield Coonty Club along with rumors of an Paramount, alter course with an eight-under-par Impending showdown between pia when the 63 In Wednesday'• pro • am tbr Negro supremacist Black roles ia "Wanil)1 preliminary. His 30-33 roWJd in- Muslloo and New York Malia gracefully permiltA!d eluded six birdies aod an eogle. over television reeelpts. wltbdraw from ~=~ 1 lure Olh e~ standings RoyaIs Cl0bbered' 120•103 ~ ~ ~:,.:ee-w:n:tedr " "' Exhibition BasebaD SlendiDgs By Uolied Pmo CINCINNATI -Red (UP)) Nallolllll Leaguew L. n~ · n•. New York 10 6 625 Pittsburgh 11 7 St. Louis 11 7 611 7 ·611 San Fran JJ Houston · 10 8 ·556 Atlanlll 9 9 :500 Chicago 9 0 474 Ph'l d 1 hi 6 :1 •353 a'nc~lnneaptl' a · 1 13 .350 Los Angele• 5 !2 333 American League · w. L. Pel. Chicago 16 4 .800 Detroit 12 5 .706 California tz 7 .632 New York 10 8 .556 Baltimore 9 8 .529 Kansas City 9 9 .5011 Minnesota 9 11 .450 Washingion 6 ll .353 Cleveland 5 13 ,278 Boston 3 16 .ISS Wedoesday'o Relults Chicago <ALl 4 Ballimore 2 St. Louis 5 Boston 3 Detroit 11 Atlanta 7 Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 0 San Fran. 15 California 3 Chi. (NL) 5 Wash, !, night Minnesota 3 Houston Z, night !Only games scheduled) Thursday's Game• Baltimore vs. Clncinnali Bosion "· ll'ashmgton California vs. San Francisco Chicago IAL) vs: St. Lou!Jl Cleveland vs. Ch•cago (NL) Detrmt vs. Pittsburgh Kan. City vs. New \ork (NL) New York IALI vs. Minnesota Philadelphia vs. Houstoo Los Angeles vs. Atlanta (Only games scheduled) "Now we'll go back to our wlU1 34 points, received prolonging his coaching career after the game. The Celtica, leading by ~lithe~:~~:.:: d b tbi Ul b k B · r1 · af tbr uarter an rea ng • ac into the oston's VICtory came surp - pomts ter ee q s, Boston CeltiCII. singly easy as the Cellics went w_ere paced by their aeaso• , 11,1 tradition.. Auerbach ahead lor good at 8:1~ of the high-scorer, Sam Jones with . '. . second quarter by breaking a points but received some said lighting hiS famillllry . • . 31..J7 tie. Boston got another unexpected scoring help from VICtory cigar. after the Celtics brenk later in the session when Tom Sanders, wbo netted 28 whipped Cmclnnati 126-103 Wed- Oscar Robertson who finished points 18 in the first half. nesday n1ght to force lhe ' ' National Basketball Associalion's. Eastern Division semUinals mio sudden death Friday rught. "Yup, it's tradition," he repeated. "Thi.! is a team that jllllt doesn't quit. We've got a great tradition going for us and SweeJIISf lillie rotary mode nobody on the squad wants that .All doe ......,.mg ability of It~!).'''" · tradition broken." .are e:q &ite mow.rrs. Patentlill · ~ - .. Auerbach, obviously pleased M"hlgoedloigbt;ft blade puU ,_: · that his 20-year coacbing career -.pllblgbt.OK itofllikean...._ ~ badn't ended with a defeat " Nocdloaoide pulls grass in, 7 retiring after thio season 'and eli==•mos1 trimming. Cuts Gi.rf would like 1o bow out by widaia Jot• of walls, etc. winning the NBA title for the -~·J s ninth time in the last 10 years. ~.ASA Safety Code. Another Boston tradition-win~ 'q " ). f ntng the EBBiern Division .... )9 crown-has been stopped at ·.lot ntne straight by the Philadel-: ~ u phia 76ers. ooll .. Although tbe scene shifts back to Boston for the showdown game, CinciADati · ... ;J:t ' Coach Jack McMahon is almost ' 'i happy about it because either team has managed to win on MAIN ST. "Everything In H1rdwars" POMERoi its home court in the besl-<tf- I five oeries, ., :m Wednesday night. The Bullets, hampered with Injuries, could not k.ep pace UONS ALL-OPPONENTS with the Hawks tn their las~ UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. chance elfort. Baltimore led by (UP!) - The Penn State one point at halftime bui the basketb 11 te IIIli 1 determined Hawks ~ulseored sel AU Aami unDa mo; Y the limping Bullets 34-20 in the 1 ~c Wmedneercsda ve mg o yracuse ay as one third quarter and took 1 I!.HO of the best players tbe Nittany lead. Lions faced during the 196S-6t1 Bill Bridges scored his career basl<etball season high of 32 points for tbe Hawks, Others oelected 1o the an. and guard Leo Wilkens pumped opponent squad Included Jack in 30 to help push the Hawks Marin of Duke, Ron Willi111t11 of ' 1nto the fmals. West Virginia, Ed Mueller of Baltimore staged another San Francisco, and Bob Uoyd rally '". the lourth period to of Rutgers. move w1thm three of St. LouiS _ _ __ with Don Ohl scoring 15 points in the period. Obi sank six field SOCCER VISITORS goals and three free throws in JERSEY CITY, N.J. (UPI) the pehod. He finished with 32, -One of the top ooccer teams high for Baltimore. in. Europe, Bologea of Italy, Retiring Baltimore Coach announced Wednesday It will Paul Seymour threw hobbling 1 play tbree exhibition matches Guo Johnson Into lbe fray In a ; iD tbe United Statea this last attempt io overtalte the IUIIIIJler. Rawb. Johnson rode the bench 1~=;.;..-----.,1 during the ftrst two ptayou tames IR Baltimore• HAHN-LUL 19r POW·R·PRO• E8 ERSBACH HARDWARE .,....,...,...--....,...,!!!O!!!!!O!!!!!O!!""!!!!....,,......,,.,!!!O!!Iili .:..:::..::::::__ _ _ _ _~,..,..,..,..,..,....._ _ • • 'II Btn'l Ut i1lspiratian: Chevelle SS 396 in trm~Nrt i bk form.. 4 ·'~al : ' '~" • ;.IllS U: SHOTGUN MATCH U.S. ENTERS TOURNEY CARACAS (UPI) -The United States will be represented by an all-military bowling team at the lnternaUonal Bowling Tournament here tbls weekend. Titt United Slatea StaiAI Department aponsored team Is headed by CapL Francis GoCiron of the ,\ir F....,., FORKED RUN SPORTSMEN'S CLUB Cheveue Malibu Sport Coupe. Sporty car... sporUng price. ADouble Dividend the Chevrolet Wayf\t Annu1l Spring M1tch All Day SUNDAY Aprll3 CHEVROLET DOUBLE All Fllh and Gomo M-n and ether lporhiMII lnYIIt<l Rtlruhmonh STAG NO MINORS DWIDEND DAIS f NO.lBm • NO.lllAIS lniiJwrCINii III:IIIIWI ROYAL OAK PARK ' Acc..aorl" to Compl•t.·Eater TIES BY SUPERBA-SOCKS BY ESQUIRE SHIRTS BY ARROW DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. MAIN ST. POMEROY r,,. ---------~-------"""' ·. about tbem. Bavasi said not think lhe furor detrimental to the repu1ta laten~~ttooal Aerbach credits tradition for 'home court,' " McMahon joked fourth personal foul. y....................J ! 1 b Js.uioslnatfn'sthereucngho '· oP·ENING . . PO·M·&ROY MOTOR W. MAIN SDEET I!OMEROY •~·,; J ,~'""! �. • , -· ••t " ' . .. .. ~ . "'i . ' '" """ .•. • •.t" ' •. ...• ·• c • • Capi:tol Colittn~nt, Eve.n·ts .. ' . .. '' j ' s. By · William f. •\ ' White )·~ .' • ' I ' (A "French City" Easter Ham) .. Evans Packing Co. CONTEST RULES CLIP the "BUNNY" COUPONS eCII p Ham Contest ''Bunny" coupons below. Fill In your name, address, phone number on each one. • Deposit each coupon In Ham Contest Box at the store of the sponsoring merchant whose nama It on the coupon. GOODIES NOW ON DISPLAY .U~~k:ll:n::.;~~H~ERE~~~~ eCARDS, eFILLED !lASKETS e UNFILLED BASKETS eMATERIAL FOR FILLING BASKETS ,.. ' ,I t'',. until 2:00 p.m., April 8. Friday, WIN AN EASTER HAM FOR YOUR FAMILY I k • A drawing will then be held in each store to decide winners of the free EASTER HAM for EACH store. • Winners wUI be notified by participating stores. You need not be present at any Jtnn to win. gh ht se· da• No tur ~NAME .. . ...... . ... -.. -.. . . .. .. . we Mr ADDIIIIIS . . .. . ............ ..... .. ADDRESS ... ' • ••• '"h PHONE . •••• •• •• P:HONE . •• •• ' •• visi , Mr, MASON FURNITURE ed ~ c I •• ••••••• • • •• •• I ' MASON, W. VA. of I ••••• • • I •• I •••• ' ' • • 0 ••• • ••• • ••• •• ble to take part. No purch· qes are necessary. ADDRESS . PliONE . help myself when I don't know wbal'o bugging Mr • 0 • •••• • ••• • ••• • 0 • • • 0 ••• I •• • • 0 ••• •• ' •• • • CHUCK detail. OldBam Styli 753S 7539 vamp. 6.88 FROZEN FRENCH FRIES Mn Style 4469 NAtAl ud G< ... IV. ' ~I NAME ...................... .. .. ADDRESS •• •• •• • •• ••.. •. • ••• ••••• ADDRESS . •.•• •••••• •• •• , • •••• ••• PHONI . • PHONE .... . .............. •• .... • I •• •••••• •• ••• • • • •••• • • • SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS Mr tl& 111181 WESnRN AUTO STORE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, APRIL 8-2:00 P. M. Inspired bJ a IN EACH STORE LISTED : Week Style 4489 4.88 JJUo. Mr NAIMI ••• A I ••• •• •• •• • • ••• ••• • • •• I ADI)UII . ••• ~ . ....... . .... . .. .. . TC ~NAI't\1 . ..• •• •••• • • •••• I ADDRESS . . •••• •. ••• .. ••••••••.• • ADDRESS . . ••• ••• •• •••••••• ••• ••• ADDRISI .••••• ••• ••• , • , ••••• , • , • PHOftlll . •••• •• •• ' • ••• ••••• PitON I . .••• PHONE ..• , , , •...•.. . . . ••••• , • •• • K& C JEWELERS CHAPMAN-CANADAY SHOES lAKER FURNITURE POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I •• I •• • I • • I ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV NAME . .....••. •• • .PHOflll .• ••• •• ••• •• • , •• . ••. •. • •. • . ~' NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE POMEROY, OHIO Lov I •• • • • • • •• ••• • ADDRESS . ... ... .. •• . • •• • ' • I • • ••• PHONE ..•• , •.... . . ...• • · • • • • · · · • THE FABRIC SHOP 4.88 A poufy polklH!ot bow perchea flirtaUously abo¥t the rounded toe of this shiny lltUe allng pump. Black pa· POMIROY, OHIO A joy to I OPEN FRJDAY NIGHT TIL 8 OWII Chase & Sanborn Ill easy-to. bep.clean > natural 'rlnyl COFFEE etraw or black J!Bt.plita, Soyounc. tenllte wilb easy, beguiling Style 7805 cookie heel. 780P 3.88 Ever Thought Altnt Girls' Easter Patents h Tlis Way? II ode low & Strop ltylt1 Ul · INSTANT 12oL Hohum or Adams 5Lvs. Whitt llriPI .. .. . .. 2.91 . Whit. T·Btropo Ul , llod Pllln1 ltri,PI . .. ..... 2.91 ··- }"· SI.M '·O·N 'S ' I Giant Size staekod BeaUe heel Style 7559 09' 2Sib. bag SOAP POWDER !asbion • bleooed • ••••••••••• • •••• SHOP LOCAL STORES FOR BEST VALUES tallorod aprins orite. Bone or black leather, it wean 1 Style 7915 7918 • Sl Ia•· NAME .. .. .. . ... . . ........... . .. ~ ••••••• PI:IOflll ••• •••• •••. .. .. . •.. . .•••.• ADDIIIISS ....... .. , ..... .. . . . . . . . Glossy patl!llt pipet end ties Ibis me low ahoe into a 3.88 I • Self-Rising FLOUR hiHaows Style 3548 . HAM CON1rEI 42oz. can oman girl'• pariJ shoes. '88 Ill .,. ,. Mr lillllt 'PI GI068Y blaclt pa~ enllto sling pump 2.88 pk. lb. pk. "v l ine. t ' 11-il1 IIDI This one shoe In your ward· robe - and you're prepared for anything, anywhere. The dasaic black leather skimmer pump with pancake heel. o o 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 o o o 0 0 0 I 0 O 0 0 0 10 2.98 day ,..,, lb. ROAST graceful vamp li IJUI OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATURDAY T!L 9 POMEROY WY 2-3975 E. MAIN ST. BIG WEEK END SALE! pump with stack· ed hee-l and Your foot beautiful· ly shod in this black patenlite pump witb its bow-caught SIMON'S MARKET Dear T: • A slender slln11 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • Contest not open to em· ployeea of partlcipallnll 1tore o·r of this newspaper. Mr. ••• 0 • My mother oayo I'm Utbio,ii II but - TROUBLE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SHOB FASHIONED FOR FIT FINE FOOTWEAR DDnON DRUG STORE BACHNER'S SUPER MARKET MASON, W. VA. I • I BEN FRANKLIN s-1 0 newspaper. cent net an1111al Interest cost l.--by H•fen Bott•I-...J - ~ NAMI . •••••••• .•.• ••• •• ••• •• •, • eOnly one bam may be won by a family, Judga d.. wlon will be finaL eTUBEROUS BEGONIAS Buy Now! Plant Nowl -~----- HELEN HELF US! • Any one over 18 Is elfgt. HAM CONTEST I s-10 J Better Footwear At Lower Prices • • • Simon's Pick-A-Pair Featuring tel e e EASTER EGG DYE ePAPER NAPKINS • Coupons may be depoeited I SPRING eAMARYUS GIANT e TOYS of All Kinds eSTUFFED TOYS eEASTER CANDY eEASTER NOVELTIES I ' s FLOWER FOR ' PICK. A· PAIR SHOE,. , STORE I MAIN mEET .o1 ' -. • .. ( ,~ I, • POMEROY Modem "verlislllg tr!et to put ltlelf Ia :rour shoel. It must try to answer your needt, Interpret lbem aatleipate them. At lbe 181111 11mt It an make ao demands npou :rou. lt oan't ll)d:e you buy auy. thlug. a I!ID't e¥tn ~· you read tile ads. Beca11M Ill order to 111cceed, It must give you the ancient prl.Uege of ~ 7es. IDd 'la1IDI - I~ lll,rel7 ll!l'Yea to lnfonn,JW ••• aDd to mab mor. .aoal• available to yoilat a teesouabla prlee. N~LY IVERY~Y , •. E~.~XWHERI ... UADS A NIWIPAPER IVEiiYDAY ' McCOY'S GIL ..... .. lEST VALUI-l· ,. �. • , -· ••t " ' . .. .. ~ . "'i . ' '" """ .•. • •.t" ' •. ...• ·• c • • Capi:tol Colittn~nt, Eve.n·ts .. ' . .. '' j ' s. By · William f. •\ ' White )·~ .' • ' I ' (A "French City" Easter Ham) .. Evans Packing Co. CONTEST RULES CLIP the "BUNNY" COUPONS eCII p Ham Contest ''Bunny" coupons below. Fill In your name, address, phone number on each one. • Deposit each coupon In Ham Contest Box at the store of the sponsoring merchant whose nama It on the coupon. GOODIES NOW ON DISPLAY .U~~k:ll:n::.;~~H~ERE~~~~ eCARDS, eFILLED !lASKETS e UNFILLED BASKETS eMATERIAL FOR FILLING BASKETS ,.. ' ,I t'',. until 2:00 p.m., April 8. Friday, WIN AN EASTER HAM FOR YOUR FAMILY I k • A drawing will then be held in each store to decide winners of the free EASTER HAM for EACH store. • Winners wUI be notified by participating stores. You need not be present at any Jtnn to win. gh ht se· da• No tur ~NAME .. . ...... . ... -.. -.. . . .. .. . we Mr ADDIIIIIS . . .. . ............ ..... .. ADDRESS ... ' • ••• '"h PHONE . •••• •• •• P:HONE . •• •• ' •• visi , Mr, MASON FURNITURE ed ~ c I •• ••••••• • • •• •• I ' MASON, W. VA. of I ••••• • • I •• I •••• ' ' • • 0 ••• • ••• • ••• •• ble to take part. No purch· qes are necessary. ADDRESS . PliONE . help myself when I don't know wbal'o bugging Mr • 0 • •••• • ••• • ••• • 0 • • • 0 ••• I •• • • 0 ••• •• ' •• • • CHUCK detail. OldBam Styli 753S 7539 vamp. 6.88 FROZEN FRENCH FRIES Mn Style 4469 NAtAl ud G< ... IV. ' ~I NAME ...................... .. .. ADDRESS •• •• •• • •• ••.. •. • ••• ••••• ADDRESS . •.•• •••••• •• •• , • •••• ••• PHONI . • PHONE .... . .............. •• .... • I •• •••••• •• ••• • • • •••• • • • SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS Mr tl& 111181 WESnRN AUTO STORE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, APRIL 8-2:00 P. M. Inspired bJ a IN EACH STORE LISTED : Week Style 4489 4.88 JJUo. Mr NAIMI ••• A I ••• •• •• •• • • ••• ••• • • •• I ADI)UII . ••• ~ . ....... . .... . .. .. . TC ~NAI't\1 . ..• •• •••• • • •••• I ADDRESS . . •••• •. ••• .. ••••••••.• • ADDRESS . . ••• ••• •• •••••••• ••• ••• ADDRISI .••••• ••• ••• , • , ••••• , • , • PHOftlll . •••• •• •• ' • ••• ••••• PitON I . .••• PHONE ..• , , , •...•.. . . . ••••• , • •• • K& C JEWELERS CHAPMAN-CANADAY SHOES lAKER FURNITURE POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I •• I •• • I • • I ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV NAME . .....••. •• • .PHOflll .• ••• •• ••• •• • , •• . ••. •. • •. • . ~' NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE POMEROY, OHIO Lov I •• • • • • • •• ••• • ADDRESS . ... ... .. •• . • •• • ' • I • • ••• PHONE ..•• , •.... . . ...• • · • • • • · · · • THE FABRIC SHOP 4.88 A poufy polklH!ot bow perchea flirtaUously abo¥t the rounded toe of this shiny lltUe allng pump. Black pa· POMIROY, OHIO A joy to I OPEN FRJDAY NIGHT TIL 8 OWII Chase & Sanborn Ill easy-to. bep.clean > natural 'rlnyl COFFEE etraw or black J!Bt.plita, Soyounc. tenllte wilb easy, beguiling Style 7805 cookie heel. 780P 3.88 Ever Thought Altnt Girls' Easter Patents h Tlis Way? II ode low & Strop ltylt1 Ul · INSTANT 12oL Hohum or Adams 5Lvs. Whitt llriPI .. .. . .. 2.91 . Whit. T·Btropo Ul , llod Pllln1 ltri,PI . .. ..... 2.91 ··- }"· SI.M '·O·N 'S ' I Giant Size staekod BeaUe heel Style 7559 09' 2Sib. bag SOAP POWDER !asbion • bleooed • ••••••••••• • •••• SHOP LOCAL STORES FOR BEST VALUES tallorod aprins orite. Bone or black leather, it wean 1 Style 7915 7918 • Sl Ia•· NAME .. .. .. . ... . . ........... . .. ~ ••••••• PI:IOflll ••• •••• •••. .. .. . •.. . .•••.• ADDIIIISS ....... .. , ..... .. . . . . . . . Glossy patl!llt pipet end ties Ibis me low ahoe into a 3.88 I • Self-Rising FLOUR hiHaows Style 3548 . HAM CON1rEI 42oz. can oman girl'• pariJ shoes. '88 Ill .,. ,. Mr lillllt 'PI GI068Y blaclt pa~ enllto sling pump 2.88 pk. lb. pk. "v l ine. t ' 11-il1 IIDI This one shoe In your ward· robe - and you're prepared for anything, anywhere. The dasaic black leather skimmer pump with pancake heel. o o 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 o o o 0 0 0 I 0 O 0 0 0 10 2.98 day ,..,, lb. ROAST graceful vamp li IJUI OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATURDAY T!L 9 POMEROY WY 2-3975 E. MAIN ST. BIG WEEK END SALE! pump with stack· ed hee-l and Your foot beautiful· ly shod in this black patenlite pump witb its bow-caught SIMON'S MARKET Dear T: • A slender slln11 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • Contest not open to em· ployeea of partlcipallnll 1tore o·r of this newspaper. Mr. ••• 0 • My mother oayo I'm Utbio,ii II but - TROUBLE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SHOB FASHIONED FOR FIT FINE FOOTWEAR DDnON DRUG STORE BACHNER'S SUPER MARKET MASON, W. VA. I • I BEN FRANKLIN s-1 0 newspaper. cent net an1111al Interest cost l.--by H•fen Bott•I-...J - ~ NAMI . •••••••• .•.• ••• •• ••• •• •, • eOnly one bam may be won by a family, Judga d.. wlon will be finaL eTUBEROUS BEGONIAS Buy Now! Plant Nowl -~----- HELEN HELF US! • Any one over 18 Is elfgt. HAM CONTEST I s-10 J Better Footwear At Lower Prices • • • Simon's Pick-A-Pair Featuring tel e e EASTER EGG DYE ePAPER NAPKINS • Coupons may be depoeited I SPRING eAMARYUS GIANT e TOYS of All Kinds eSTUFFED TOYS eEASTER CANDY eEASTER NOVELTIES I ' s FLOWER FOR ' PICK. A· PAIR SHOE,. , STORE I MAIN mEET .o1 ' -. • .. ( ,~ I, • POMEROY Modem "verlislllg tr!et to put ltlelf Ia :rour shoel. It must try to answer your needt, Interpret lbem aatleipate them. At lbe 181111 11mt It an make ao demands npou :rou. lt oan't ll)d:e you buy auy. thlug. a I!ID't e¥tn ~· you read tile ads. Beca11M Ill order to 111cceed, It must give you the ancient prl.Uege of ~ 7es. IDd 'la1IDI - I~ lll,rel7 ll!l'Yea to lnfonn,JW ••• aDd to mab mor. .aoal• available to yoilat a teesouabla prlee. N~LY IVERY~Y , •. E~.~XWHERI ... UADS A NIWIPAPER IVEiiYDAY ' McCOY'S GIL ..... .. lEST VALUI-l· ,. �.. , .... - - - - -- - --~ . , , .,.. ~ , - ~- ~ . . . . . . . . -·-----··• •-.-• , -..-Y ~ -·- -- ~ '~ .. ~.,..-- -"" ............._ ...._.,.....,._~.,:..-.-.....-.-':"'t-- ~ . j ___ ....,......_ .....,._....,,....,...,..._. , '· INNOOltit &aftl ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 11r. 111c1 .-.. ·a.r~. ~tt ·.-,. .Projects of ' ~~~~:.•~ Auxilio..tl are OIJler el '1 w 'nr Easter Baskets ' .. =::r~J; ~oJ =:~ flnl cbUd James 2 II Charleston _..,. lhe ~ere)' at. pttal. Grandparents are Mr. IIOIIIe ,....._...e. Llild8 ,... .... ..... w• R• Shasteen . of hntrM·•...,... -., "'"' a=. tljleea, JliiNifetl 111!111 Pdelomeroyof ~ ...Mrs. A. N. Bur- ~ Bllyeuened • II John were Easter baskell the meeUng of the Lldlel A1ndJio'7 of Volunteer Jl'lre Dept., at baJ1 Mo•A- night. Roll _, WU 8IIIWel'ed by ten memld IDd were re """naelon, W. VI. elite paldlu .... IIIII lar H. McKinney of SISBOII- 11M Aa. ...--1• ...... .-...... -•-• ..,. W V • Ill e, . a., and Mn. J. B. eauet far ''Go til a.g Gibson ol Dechard, Telln., ere .,_._ · oreat grandparenta. ._y," die date .. be ll[lo butet orderl wW he willa opl1l. the llQCl8l' Ulve lbll ncelved until April 2, and IDlY year 'ftle meeaq - . be picked up In the upslalrs .... ed Ill NPIU' b1a. room at ""' town hall SaturAprU I. It was previously that they were to bo In C!OIIIIcR room at lbe 1o1m U bUt due to water b'"· ,_ .. nouaced. II Will Yllled lo Ullsl Lit•erary C, b Meets in t'~ Fultz Home .... ""' Mrs. Bemlrd FuJII enlm1alno ed the Middleport J.lteraey F ,.. ber DeW .._ .....,. 011 B•• Drivt Wttbedar collected In that room on day made It neceasary lo A b:::~·wm also be held. eggs will be 75 centa dozen, and -•·o must be -. Gns ""' ' ew member• wDI be wei· at Urn The Dell rnoetlng IsMYApril e.11 when •• auction of .... 1 rtb cu we es wo 26 cents bro"""l b th he ' """ Y e mem rs, will he held. Hostesaes will be Sinclair Grueser and Carrie Refr..;h 18 by ho ••~.~n 8 served s__, YVII ZwlJIJng and Emmeline Hendrix to Mrs. Grueser, Mrs. Sinclair, Marie Rizer Acmea Whitt Ada SJ k ' ... • ac • EMyla Hudson, Eileen Clark, •·••e "'"' Hood ' and the hOSie81eS. N Miss 8usaD Park, .,._ --uent, Group slnglnJ with . p Kl . I the laDo · em a P opened the meellai. Mrs. WIWam Rus8dl wa• named cbalrmln of 1 commlltee of the Feder111oD. The reviews of the concemed women, ed, "Women Sbould Ba ed," by Wilma Shore pr•""-' • "lHM~ USY C dll$ by Mrs Ben Phllso11 IIIII l'elld . ltu •• · by Mrs: Jtmes Euler. The ..IY!!111\E ef humor In 12 essays end- In •t-ltldy quilt ctPorlll._ short atorlea Wutlrated the ~ f f 0 WI pump -~-d motor are entlreiJ Ics. ,~~~~ under water In the _Mrs. Rodney Downing rewelL I vtewed, "Charmm or Craaks" IVen eO"""ndltll ,...,.,.lnco by lshbel Ro Is , ruued th" ss, cons 1i1Ji o1 aptlst 01. · d ;J.:;> .::-: • 8 mon • portralll of 12 WO!!llll who .,.........,er Ill wen eon· lief ed idltlerta.lle .!.~..... ~n~nUon 88 1 they A cantata enUIIed, "Tho Last • . no pit, no '""'' ........... weu o Words of Juua " wrltte by uvn liJI to ,l$1.QO 08 llllfferap IDd rtllgloo. . · n EJablee!l memban ~ill bl P-led Palm caD giving a ~ at the Middleexperience with aeverll Cburdl by the 1 7: 30apli!t ·'•••ll ted a p.m., under dJreo. DRILLING sld...... no • Mrs. lion of Mrl Clarence La Complelt) Klein presenleil Mrs. Fultz dlreck,r cay, an arrangement of sprlllg Mrs "·-'d. ......... . ftowera ID an an t'-·· . =no ~-... ••w• conlltlrtand with h will. be The bostes~ serv&d canct.y P'riDCel ,_.....:,_ ~JSttr, ldurlnJI the soctal hour, will -•"''S• Ptanlsl, ~•lluplfre•!lsen , t the a nId 1J "Palmsprelude n IDCI ••H 'II'IIL MEET TONIGHT 1 • o'/ , The WCT U will meet at the The canllla, •··ed M'ddl t Firs t Presbytertan . "Seven Last Words ua OD I hI I epor of Christ.. N. 2ncl Churdt II 7:30 P. m. IMtead of lncludM solos aad anth ' •--f-------..:.:Fr.:.t::d::ay'....:'as~re:!'por"'-"leil~. wlier. Memhen of lite choir are etnl. 80.. -----PlllllOS, Beulah Wbite Mrs. Paul ..... Sm•"' ••- SblrJ ' -~ non. ey Mills, Pearl lfoffmanr II'.,_.. J hn Ful .,_, •u 0 tz, Mrs.BLilllam Mo. Ghee Franna.. J... •I D..n.=~- ear.., Slephao u81101 e • WhJie• ~, Jerry ..,n_ Tez. ._._•w o. r e , Con a '1/ Be G. b B • Chy. i;ved ,_ .. • ........, - * • lUIS ' lll-111 • Ylam Mr lilml. • • • Mm~ MmR IASICII' $1.25 Five Members of Pomeroy WSCS .•• •• / p -.RIO f h ... ••vtn• • D VI U &.J __..._.• 0 1 ·~WS"" Five m.,....., "'" "" of the United Methodist church attended the 25th anniversary f th wscs Tuesd I Fr k o e ay a an • Hn Avenue Methodillt ehttrtb In Portsmouth. 'l'lley -~ Mrs· C· F· To~ -r kins, Mrs. C. Melvin Alkire, Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., Mrs. Robert Warner and Mrs liarry P. Smith. Each was ~g. nized Mrs Smith 81 a past • · conference officer district president, 'past district JleCI'etary of supply end as the present dtatrlct hial'll'ian; Mrs. Tom...,..., """'- ee e past conference ofllcer, past dlatrlct vice preai· dent, and past district treasurer, Mrs. Alkire, as a mIn'taltr 's wife: Mrs. Webster 81 a ••"' ,..., ::~ of aupply wor~;.~ • arner u past .......,.. secretary of literature, and 81 oounty cbalrman, helllg reap. pointed for another year. AD Blllllversary tea wu held loll 1ng .... t' M ow """ mee !llg. rs. James Rlcltards ol Rio Grude and Mrs. Stanley McGllliard ol portsmouth preslded aI the eil\'er coffee and tea servfco!s, and Mrs. C. W. Brooks of Ports mouth and Mrs· "•.._,1 p • Smltb of Pomeroy eut and served the ....versary co.e. past • ---i ... Yll •ter, J'la. f •• 'leek tillu. ~ Now me '"" ~ =.•• ..:!~ ~~. :tl,~ ""' ,..,,. -••... ,... liaaolloa ton":""' Rood, ""' ,.,.,,. ,.. Bor!nnlDr arliD ,...,. ,.. """" ... a:!..~'"r .~.~~:.01'::'~ ~llld~1 .:'...'::.'i:..":...":: :::.,::,,....,,. ,.._ of oouth...,.rJ7 otoor ""' "" ..., thoro ,.......... T PI 112 E. MAIN a... Dilly U.M. to 10 PIA. POMEROY lUNDAY 10:30 A.M. te11QO P.M. IIIII s•teMO P.M. Jtwell'fSIOrt . .1• . , ow. ::,~l:~~~:~dt.to~o::" ..... tonnbaate, PRia. J 9 AM to I 9 AM to 9 PM THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. JUST 3 MORE DAYS I Ad1ttl1al. We Th1nk You For Your Great Response! the w':t 10~,..,.. Nortll, •--· la llcUoo 21. Town 13 ·= ::e'·~":t,~~= eu&er ....... 111o ,._,~ VACAfiOH• ........ w110 11o1o ...,.. No. ... allabtli'J Totrlllblp aad ltll tbnat ftOIU._..rJr llonJ' t N-. ...,; ... ,..,.., COUllt> ..... ••• lhro•lh '~V.~!I!. '~'":•• a.ctl. WE REPEAT THE SALE SurprlN Shower iJ . . . . ._ FOR JUST 3 MORE DAYS MEXICO'S BEST HARBOR Acapulco has the best bar· bor on the PacHic coast of Mezieo and one of lhe most natural anchorages in world. It was used as a main depot lor the Spanish colonial fleet, according lo the Encyclopaedia Britannica. 1 tbt .LIDU of WUUam H. ud Ella ., ,.. ~:...~. ,...., ... - . ou "· .....,, ... the ........... ... c... ,....,..,.. - - . !lotto No,....._- - "-'"' " No. IN 111"1w1Wa ....... - .... tuiaouo. "" 1" --~""'::,,:'~! 1, u:.=.,.=-':;,.,. 10• Lba!lod t:::, ..,, ... '"rlhv -..a • .,,_ .,,.. LIDo ..I t l ""'e Btlbult eid• or "'' Nlocltotd 7 = we.terly t rtf ,., potai••:·OJ lallo. .........,. .._ ...,,. No. ""'".. 1·" .,.._ ,.. Llmllel:l w ~'~re U.. aboft mtaUoDect Hater or 1xistln1 Yelp CollDt' lud .., tho " - of w., u.. No. 1M. 1014 -~-. No. ' 1111.' ., .,.,. ...,. ........, 1- . .......... " 0 " ' , . . lletn 'C •ater -.uq eeD r ol Ule uid Count:r Road ...., ..::'~...- ..u.,No. '"'OJ' 11u. '!._ ltliUured 11101'1 uvw •the -"•""'"' UrUierJr Junetloa"'-"'· o1 lbe ..,. ''"m..J!:"_•q """"' lho ""' ... N• County ......... """ ..,_ c.::::.·,.No.!load """Wllb "' ~~a~., ..... ""'"'' "'""-"' 1411 'ta.:' . .lo oo.t,o n r -'"' lfoiD <:ouai> Rood No. 0J11-. ....... .,,,.. .._air ..... =:..::.:!"" ·- - ""' 111en BAKER FURNITURE Tha Very Best In Used Cars Anywhere j,. · - ., ,.. .,..... c.... MIDDLEPORT, 0. .... .::~ ~t! :0""'"" - - . :!' .:r.:,-- ~-..::.:...:.!!CD!:!;!IIL:::... ~.,.~-~====~"!':'!!!'!'!!'!!!!:!!~~~~~~!!!~~ e ~':...."':."':'-=: • ~' • ~r~o. -Ia..... MolD Cowtty, Non!& "\.,~ '"''"· lllo - ,... 0 .... .1""' ..... u lea.-~ ~ !."':..,., mue.• aaon ••~~nn~q .,..,. w- . ,. eel " " "aide ' Rllllt ' ...11 line Ob 1Jmlt. ..,ter17 Of ~ tn No. '· •&e« ln... loU&e -tor ol ~ n ,""' e.auo 11...': ....."1:: ::!! =-~~·til- ..:0. ':r •,.=:,,.,r: l"r,one Con Gel Certified 0.. Stlflon w........... hllllroy, o. lnjecUOD DIOI4ed IOleJ for Ionaer •-· 811188 8~ - Bl& I ,.,. OXFORDS and $6·" LOAFERS $9·" .. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE MIDDL!I'OIT, 0. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED SEE Car Redttred In Prire! AT RIZER OIL COMPANY 64 Olds Dynamic 88 Holiday Sed. $2388 spri.ng fashions LADIES V-8 motor, autom•ic trans., powrr brakes, power steering, 6 way power sea~ radio, tinted glass, white lldewall tirts, wheel discs, anU-spin differential. Faotory alr. AT ADOWN TO EARTH PRICE DRESSES 64 Pontiac Catalina 2 Door l 1 $2188 Hard Top. With V-8 motor, automatic trani!ITIIssion . With power brakes and steering. 61 Olds 88 4 Door _ _ __ $1088 V-8 motor, auto. trans., power ateering, power brok· es, white with gray Interior. $588 59 Olds 18 4 door. V-8 motor, automaUc trana., power brakes, power steering, rodio, white sidewall tires, 2-tone Petites. Jn., lllase1 and HaH Slzea. (lllnt. DIAL 1 700xl4 60 Chevrolet lmp1l1 4 Dr. H.T. _ $888 283 - V-8 motor, auto. trans., power steering, ra· dlo, wheel discs, tinted glass, white with red inter· lor. One owner, loot. and runs good. DIAL THI AliA CODI Clf dlffwellt , _ 6141 62 Olds Dyn~mlc 88 Hoi. Cpe. _ $1388 White over green Int., power brllles and oteerlng. V-8 en&Ine, auto. trans., wlslw Ures, one owner. Hats DIAL THE TELEPHONE NUMIIR 59 Olds Super 88 Hoi. Sed. v.a, auto. $688 Irani., power brlkea IDd steering, ndlo, tiDied llus. wl•tw tim, white with red interior. $388 60 Corv1ir 4 Door Alitorn..tle trani!ITiisolon, ndlo, motor receaUy over· llluled, lleW battery - 1 rell !lice work car. Whe!l ~ modem equipment Is activated SUFlday, Aprl I, Natiol1·wtde DJNd lllstance Dlaling-D D D -will come to Chester, maklq this fast long distance service available to all customers of The Citlzeus Telephone Company of Cool· ville. At lbe same ti!nt practiellly 111 Chester cutomen 62 Corvair Monz1 4 Door Secl1n _ $481 Automalle lmwnl81ion, radio, white wall tirn, wheel discs, white with reel vinyl interior. Rough ~nd ready. wm &lftll aew numben. SWEATERS llariiDi April 3, Reedsvllle will be Ntablllbed u I MpuatiiiCbaqe. Bach customer'a telephone 1111111ber will haYI I DIW pnllx. Tbls will be 878 replacing the ezlstlq prefix ol887, 'l'lae last four dlllta wiD be IUM!huged. Allo Slat 6111 to 12 For Those Who Want Lowest Prices! Repeat Performance •• Drive A Bargain Now! DDD is as easy as a b c THURSDAY· FRIDAY· SATURDAY Open Evenings Til I M1rch 31 ·April 2 E"eru METROPOLITAN MOTORS Phone Service Takes Forward Step In Growing Coolville Ar~a lie ~--------------------·-----------'~---------------------·· •. DENY THEIR MODEST ~: .."'%..\"'" •• - to ,., ••lot No. r. .,._ 2.11 .,...., "'" ,...., ....• oa ,.. ted A<- ol .... ol ....... II.... "'"""' .... No. ..., ......,.,. otoo of nto. '"· ..,. ..,.. belnr 0.10 - · ...,. MENS Lov 'NY 2·2955 RANGE. STYLES WHICH Friday, April 1 S.turday, April 2 _ • 3 21 8tc ....:";"11.';,.~.!.~· '~ 3 IIZIS 8-10 GOESSLER • al ,.. """"" ot • WHITB-.. BIIGJ:- BLACK 'Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs IN THE MODESUY PRICED Auto S.l11 Ul ........, - . . . . . u foJ. Dress Shoes and D"ss Flats I THE DRESS SHOI· ;~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;:;;:::::::::::~ ble, f225.00. Call JIIIZ.i6al af. •- • .... • p, m. 1 29 Stp aou...., "'""'"'• a , , • lJI2 CORVAIR, 4 speed stand· ~~0:.:: 1%t"":.!'.'::'..": ard transmission. Excellent "'" ,., .....,,.. .......... No. 7, conditioa Pbone WI ~ WOMINI ' WY2·5428 WY 24130 ••oPOaaD YA<AfiON• "'"..,. Ia BaU.bucy To....,blp, "'"'" oo. ,.... '· Norlll, ..... _"'"' . , ••• ..... oJJ ..., - ot Black 1114 White .... 'II=. WILLIAMS Robinson's TMIRD o DE IN IOSII 01,1 COMNlE Ullllf RUSSB1 STDVEIIASIII CNIIIII h :;.•=. PATENT STRAP $1.25 . """' . . . ~~ aibtetic J~ryJuet, a 1een CLEANING dailce .... to the publlc wm o ""'" erw•• the ~aid eeattrn. bier slltion waaon, ... ..., ............... ...,,. , I959 nom '::~':..~;!'· • .....,. •• $125.00, 1860 Metro convert!· ~.99 $5·" IAS1B GltilNIIS lOX # ,.wllor. Oxfanls.Laafers F ~R··UG·. - ... • ...... .._ 01 llchu· t, and Pltriela Wt 1bt, loya • ~dahl IWIL&ND , pain< wbero ""' IUWII ""' .. Little Glrla lib. box $1.60 ASSOIITEO CWJCOlAlU ·~ ""' Ohio. I 10 3tp =:: :!..:'.':"..'!!,'"i:. c:::~:.r. 115e PLYMOUTH FURY, aufo. : ' \!'~~.~ ..... a,.,.,, ...... maUc transmission, power v .... c.............. ... !~:· t!'':.'O:"".J.':' ..'!,."' .to,'':"..'.",' steering. Any reasonable of. fer will bo aecepted. Call ., ':.,..,·=: a".:::•N:,OO•·"= Wlt.2004. 3296ic ........ uu. ..,,. ... .. SHOBS Mr. l)AI'QI, M eOl!lliig 'rrldq f9llo""•ft the Rutlalltl ••rtnrunr ' 1 • ...., In ,.. '"""' 1-• • TON lntemaU·na·J-Iruck. of ulltlnl CouatJ Road No. s. ~&lit w. • u !::!.!'!\"~~,.. """· ..... " ""· Low mileage, $1800.00. Karr co • • 1 > !:.~~ "'::'.~ 1 ""'i:!.': ConatrucUon Co., Chester, EASTER • 1\ ""'*·" lom.:U~·~-~ .h ...... of Mld.dle)MII1 ll!'t bome llfllr 1 line m1111ba . , Ia Clelr· ' ' -til· !:: tllrottrh " " ' " : ~1f.':'.,U:: PLAN BAD 8AL1!J The Uve Wire eJau of the Foreet Ru!l Mtlhodllt cJwn:b wiD bold a bake ule 11 Duke aealllll'l _ ... """'a..m-t 1n , "'_v,, .....,. _...Ill II t:SO a.m. ' /; . . se....... :!~....~~~ ~:;.,';.,!:· :;, .,,.... a.u ltmll•"'.. WITH JANET APRIL 4 '1'lle Riverview Gard•• ~ Club of Reedsville wiD be In ebarge of &u"' April Garden profp'IID Mond•v ...., • AprU 4 ~ the ...... \..IV.I'" fee Hour With Janet" tver WMPO at 9 a. m. The Pom· eroy ClUb Will baVI the May ·' I, •:.. oxtk.- • ,e:.. = -~ - ,.- ··· • • ... '? At Southern = ~ ... ·- •.J;t Southe R R.A t fo. .,.... ' ' recenJ: 91Ut the ~lne he bald from 1:30 p.m. 1t Ia .F.A. on the subject of""""" mldnlsht at the Rutland ll'ade -F..- -~~• The Jl;pl ..m Denny EvOIUI from ·~u.. .F.A. ,....,. gym. ww eJIIo d ......~ Is ...... Pomeroy IDd Connie ltadi~IID from ' cee the ance """"' -• the F.H.A. foot part In telllrtil IIIJOili!Ored by the R.H.S. Sopb- Middleport the imporla!lce and llplfi- omore clala. of b golnllo cartee,_,~lnpathey A ou.. ~ er area. ceremony W81 p11111111ed In each IIChool. The F H.A. dlBirlct m...... · - ..... wUJ be held on May 3 at SoiJtb. era ecbool. Llrtda Jolutloo llld %. "::to!:.~"':.~::~•.":.::. Mary Ann ~~m~s received their Uoo .... ... ....... ......... u llate deareea IDd wiD ltteud fa).~:.~ -~ 111e - - . ... ., the F.H.A. Sllte Convenlloa 1n .., ... Col··-• ... wh"'·ir .......... ""' ..,. 109.71 ,.,., .,...,... atoar '"' """""' ~• un: - .. ..,u., or ""'wt4U1....ot~ 10Tbo,.., ..,. wUI he presenleil. ~t~e~• . •• bouado4 on botll • ._ 1D4 111 The Southern F.R.A. Ius re~" uow owned •• 0 ""' eelved the Award of Merit ~· IICOND PIO . . IID VACATION• w!tJeh wfll be presenleil 81 the """"'• •• S&IIabu..,. T•...,.•••· .,.. F.H•A• Slate ....,, "·-II u.., •~ JD '"" "'· To~· 1 North. ••n on. Ronro " we•t ••• "''"' , 11 ,.,1 ..rt "' Melgl County Hlj:hway No •· IYtor within "• umt" ., the Lim: ,,.••.,.., Bllhl ., w., ,.., ,.,•. - - - - - - - - - A. M. wUI meet Ill rqular ses- ::._.~"::'" •• • lion tbla Saturday at 8 p. m. :-;:: ::" it:::~: "i:o. ?:; Tbe Muter Muoa deane will 111o OW:::''"~ be conferred upon one c:andlo =:.::..":1.:',:ut- H. ::: 111o "· date. Tberfolloe will bt refresb.. M:rtbtartua .aau~..,... a~ 11111111 Willi lhe -~~n~. F ,... Plorfcle VICiflon ROME F1U1111 J'LU1UD4 ~~Don II tllt-111 Mr. llld Mn. RIIJI)I Gilmore ~Ml_:~:!t'\' • • • 1 ··-·•• .. qe "- ·-.n IIIRIOIC a year .,.. .::;:.~ C:.':.'~='r'-''1:'" Rocen kept the INs II ,.. ••• D. - · "" ....,.. h!moelf far fear IIIII ~~ """' C.t1illlllll&. 0111o• ..., • nooao.l tile ctalltr7 would It Ia h *'.,.'!,",':;..';:'"~~~=· c':,.~.r. ~-==:..";,,~•;,!;•~=~ lladl; 1111 leemllllllat 11M c_...,. vnton Toi'DrloaL ClpOut eqllliM bad ellued 1111 lmd. Oblo. non ....ldaal or ,...,. .,.... .., last bond ol oallawa IIIIo IIIII You'·,,. :0...,. ....... ..., ,.. ...... eornl Ia lhe sky. lllh . . . . . ApriL . . . •• .... •• ... Trlger may be 1oae, bul ~·tr 0:"":.:.,::,."'1!"1'...-;=. oddl 11ft bo wont• be 1oqo1- Ohio. •• .... Oxod •• t>• Couni> ' i r...' " "":::: ..~ ;:• u~ tea. Tba IO!If'llme •IDJIDI ,., ,..,........,. .:;. 4,....,: "' eowboy 1s Jolng to have Trl&· lh• motto• or ......, ......., ., 011, 1.. llalfed ud -led far ~.~~~0::8~.. 1111 .....ed m-. ...., aU t>al- " ......, s~aoe~ ...... u ........ o• .., Ptal •• 111e vw.,. Of - . . • ba Pill Book I ~::" ~;..:.'::,.. ""-:.~ 1:\'C TO 00NrERB DEGREE HarrllonvUie Lodge m F. " • • =:., ' ·'., ' -·· . 19 '"" ....,.,:11 ~ '0.,' '· 74 .,~. •• boy~~ . -~ n~ ..,PUIII.IICC . . . D IIOfiCI ' • VoutL~'~wuift~ · - •wz •-..w• ·-r TIM' w I'I.ACI fill· ,I' fl ~~-,.. :.~ ~ lieedol -·~~,1~~:..c~~~D~... 'Meet Together Lany meellrJ&, GllldweU and Mannlrtjf KJoes llld beeae, Paul Smart llld ~ aid Hubbard. • .1.1111 i'flllc: I 1\ 'l'!le speclll telephone directory lo be delivered llefOI'I April 3 will contain all the new n1!1Dberll u wen u fUll 1no structious for usihg Direct Distance Dialing. CUitomers entitled to mora than one direetory 1111 addltional boob after April 1. will-- 61 Olds Dynamic 88 Hoi. Sed. _ 2 • 60 Olds Dynamic 88 4 Doors _ 61 Buick lnvicta 2 dQOr H.T. _ _ $13!8 V-8, auto. trans., power brak•• and ateerinr. radio, w1s1w tires, tinted glass. blue and white, blue villJI Interior. 63 Ford Custom 300 2 Dr. _ _ $1081 390 V-8 engine, Cruisematic trans. ndio wls!w tires spotligb~ heavy duty electrical equipment, ID ex· State Highway Patrol car. A hot one. 61 Mercury Meteor BOO 4 Dr. ,.OBI V-8, auto. trau, power ateering. radio, Ute lleW w!s\w tirts, lite blue with blue interior, 1h&rp iaaldt and oul 62 Olds Dyn~mlc 88 Hoi. Sad.- $1488 While over bclee. beige vinyl interior, v.e IJIIIDI. auto. trans., power brlke1 IDd stcerin&, wlalw lin., tinted gla18, real shllP Olds. · $911 60 Olds '98' Holid1y Cpe. V-8 motor, auto. 11'1111., tun power, ndlo, tlllted aod wlslw tires. White with nd lnterl•. · 60 Olch Super 88 4 Door - .,, .. v.e, 1uto. trans., , _ lll'lblt an4 slill!l'ID(o ~ tarior. BUrp! 59 Mercury 2 Dr. Herd Top - - - vs eqlne. automatic transmla!on, ndlo 5I hnl4 eORLON CARDIGANS······· ... $3.95 57 Chev. hi Air 4 door $288 eMOHAIR CARDIGANS 2 for $10.00 56 Iuick 4 door Sed1n $211 59 Chev. lllsclyne 2 Door ;;;; v• motor, auto. tnlll.l'lldlo, .aooct r;mrra. Mlny Male a ana an - lh•t v.a. 111111. tnas. v.e, 1nto. tran& V.f, IIIIo. tnlll. ...._. .. ,....ONu•• . ....., WYIRtt ' •, ' ~· c.. "'' KARl. & VAN Z' . ANDT. ' 0 ' is Doer----- $311 v.a, auto.,_ bralt:t~ an4ateerlng. ~ .. ,... II' .~ 111i•IW lira and wbell dlacs. lbroorl w1111 R 57 Iuick 2 door H.T. RIZER . OIL CO. ' $781 One bronze, 1 green, V-8, auto. trans, power braku and steering, radio. ·' The Citizens Telepho~e (e~pany $1288 Blue over white, blue vinyl interior. V·8, auto. trans., power brakes and steering, radio, tinted glaSI, w!a,w tires. deiWle wheel discs. ' · �.. , .... - - - - -- - --~ . , , .,.. ~ , - ~- ~ . . . . . . . . -·-----··• •-.-• , -..-Y ~ -·- -- ~ '~ .. ~.,..-- -"" ............._ ...._.,.....,._~.,:..-.-.....-.-':"'t-- ~ . j ___ ....,......_ .....,._....,,....,...,..._. , '· INNOOltit &aftl ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 11r. 111c1 .-.. ·a.r~. ~tt ·.-,. .Projects of ' ~~~~:.•~ Auxilio..tl are OIJler el '1 w 'nr Easter Baskets ' .. =::r~J; ~oJ =:~ flnl cbUd James 2 II Charleston _..,. lhe ~ere)' at. pttal. Grandparents are Mr. IIOIIIe ,....._...e. Llild8 ,... .... ..... w• R• Shasteen . of hntrM·•...,... -., "'"' a=. tljleea, JliiNifetl 111!111 Pdelomeroyof ~ ...Mrs. A. N. Bur- ~ Bllyeuened • II John were Easter baskell the meeUng of the Lldlel A1ndJio'7 of Volunteer Jl'lre Dept., at baJ1 Mo•A- night. Roll _, WU 8IIIWel'ed by ten memld IDd were re """naelon, W. VI. elite paldlu .... IIIII lar H. McKinney of SISBOII- 11M Aa. ...--1• ...... .-...... -•-• ..,. W V • Ill e, . a., and Mn. J. B. eauet far ''Go til a.g Gibson ol Dechard, Telln., ere .,_._ · oreat grandparenta. ._y," die date .. be ll[lo butet orderl wW he willa opl1l. the llQCl8l' Ulve lbll ncelved until April 2, and IDlY year 'ftle meeaq - . be picked up In the upslalrs .... ed Ill NPIU' b1a. room at ""' town hall SaturAprU I. It was previously that they were to bo In C!OIIIIcR room at lbe 1o1m U bUt due to water b'"· ,_ .. nouaced. II Will Yllled lo Ullsl Lit•erary C, b Meets in t'~ Fultz Home .... ""' Mrs. Bemlrd FuJII enlm1alno ed the Middleport J.lteraey F ,.. ber DeW .._ .....,. 011 B•• Drivt Wttbedar collected In that room on day made It neceasary lo A b:::~·wm also be held. eggs will be 75 centa dozen, and -•·o must be -. Gns ""' ' ew member• wDI be wei· at Urn The Dell rnoetlng IsMYApril e.11 when •• auction of .... 1 rtb cu we es wo 26 cents bro"""l b th he ' """ Y e mem rs, will he held. Hostesaes will be Sinclair Grueser and Carrie Refr..;h 18 by ho ••~.~n 8 served s__, YVII ZwlJIJng and Emmeline Hendrix to Mrs. Grueser, Mrs. Sinclair, Marie Rizer Acmea Whitt Ada SJ k ' ... • ac • EMyla Hudson, Eileen Clark, •·••e "'"' Hood ' and the hOSie81eS. N Miss 8usaD Park, .,._ --uent, Group slnglnJ with . p Kl . I the laDo · em a P opened the meellai. Mrs. WIWam Rus8dl wa• named cbalrmln of 1 commlltee of the Feder111oD. The reviews of the concemed women, ed, "Women Sbould Ba ed," by Wilma Shore pr•""-' • "lHM~ USY C dll$ by Mrs Ben Phllso11 IIIII l'elld . ltu •• · by Mrs: Jtmes Euler. The ..IY!!111\E ef humor In 12 essays end- In •t-ltldy quilt ctPorlll._ short atorlea Wutlrated the ~ f f 0 WI pump -~-d motor are entlreiJ Ics. ,~~~~ under water In the _Mrs. Rodney Downing rewelL I vtewed, "Charmm or Craaks" IVen eO"""ndltll ,...,.,.lnco by lshbel Ro Is , ruued th" ss, cons 1i1Ji o1 aptlst 01. · d ;J.:;> .::-: • 8 mon • portralll of 12 WO!!llll who .,.........,er Ill wen eon· lief ed idltlerta.lle .!.~..... ~n~nUon 88 1 they A cantata enUIIed, "Tho Last • . no pit, no '""'' ........... weu o Words of Juua " wrltte by uvn liJI to ,l$1.QO 08 llllfferap IDd rtllgloo. . · n EJablee!l memban ~ill bl P-led Palm caD giving a ~ at the Middleexperience with aeverll Cburdl by the 1 7: 30apli!t ·'•••ll ted a p.m., under dJreo. DRILLING sld...... no • Mrs. lion of Mrl Clarence La Complelt) Klein presenleil Mrs. Fultz dlreck,r cay, an arrangement of sprlllg Mrs "·-'d. ......... . ftowera ID an an t'-·· . =no ~-... ••w• conlltlrtand with h will. be The bostes~ serv&d canct.y P'riDCel ,_.....:,_ ~JSttr, ldurlnJI the soctal hour, will -•"''S• Ptanlsl, ~•lluplfre•!lsen , t the a nId 1J "Palmsprelude n IDCI ••H 'II'IIL MEET TONIGHT 1 • o'/ , The WCT U will meet at the The canllla, •··ed M'ddl t Firs t Presbytertan . "Seven Last Words ua OD I hI I epor of Christ.. N. 2ncl Churdt II 7:30 P. m. IMtead of lncludM solos aad anth ' •--f-------..:.:Fr.:.t::d::ay'....:'as~re:!'por"'-"leil~. wlier. Memhen of lite choir are etnl. 80.. -----PlllllOS, Beulah Wbite Mrs. Paul ..... Sm•"' ••- SblrJ ' -~ non. ey Mills, Pearl lfoffmanr II'.,_.. J hn Ful .,_, •u 0 tz, Mrs.BLilllam Mo. Ghee Franna.. J... •I D..n.=~- ear.., Slephao u81101 e • WhJie• ~, Jerry ..,n_ Tez. ._._•w o. r e , Con a '1/ Be G. b B • Chy. i;ved ,_ .. • ........, - * • lUIS ' lll-111 • Ylam Mr lilml. • • • Mm~ MmR IASICII' $1.25 Five Members of Pomeroy WSCS .•• •• / p -.RIO f h ... ••vtn• • D VI U &.J __..._.• 0 1 ·~WS"" Five m.,....., "'" "" of the United Methodist church attended the 25th anniversary f th wscs Tuesd I Fr k o e ay a an • Hn Avenue Methodillt ehttrtb In Portsmouth. 'l'lley -~ Mrs· C· F· To~ -r kins, Mrs. C. Melvin Alkire, Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., Mrs. Robert Warner and Mrs liarry P. Smith. Each was ~g. nized Mrs Smith 81 a past • · conference officer district president, 'past district JleCI'etary of supply end as the present dtatrlct hial'll'ian; Mrs. Tom...,..., """'- ee e past conference ofllcer, past dlatrlct vice preai· dent, and past district treasurer, Mrs. Alkire, as a mIn'taltr 's wife: Mrs. Webster 81 a ••"' ,..., ::~ of aupply wor~;.~ • arner u past .......,.. secretary of literature, and 81 oounty cbalrman, helllg reap. pointed for another year. AD Blllllversary tea wu held loll 1ng .... t' M ow """ mee !llg. rs. James Rlcltards ol Rio Grude and Mrs. Stanley McGllliard ol portsmouth preslded aI the eil\'er coffee and tea servfco!s, and Mrs. C. W. Brooks of Ports mouth and Mrs· "•.._,1 p • Smltb of Pomeroy eut and served the ....versary co.e. past • ---i ... Yll •ter, J'la. f •• 'leek tillu. ~ Now me '"" ~ =.•• ..:!~ ~~. :tl,~ ""' ,..,,. -••... ,... liaaolloa ton":""' Rood, ""' ,.,.,,. ,.. Bor!nnlDr arliD ,...,. ,.. """" ... a:!..~'"r .~.~~:.01'::'~ ~llld~1 .:'...'::.'i:..":...":: :::.,::,,....,,. ,.._ of oouth...,.rJ7 otoor ""' "" ..., thoro ,.......... T PI 112 E. MAIN a... Dilly U.M. to 10 PIA. POMEROY lUNDAY 10:30 A.M. te11QO P.M. IIIII s•teMO P.M. Jtwell'fSIOrt . .1• . , ow. ::,~l:~~~:~dt.to~o::" ..... tonnbaate, PRia. J 9 AM to I 9 AM to 9 PM THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. JUST 3 MORE DAYS I Ad1ttl1al. We Th1nk You For Your Great Response! the w':t 10~,..,.. Nortll, •--· la llcUoo 21. Town 13 ·= ::e'·~":t,~~= eu&er ....... 111o ,._,~ VACAfiOH• ........ w110 11o1o ...,.. No. ... allabtli'J Totrlllblp aad ltll tbnat ftOIU._..rJr llonJ' t N-. ...,; ... ,..,.., COUllt> ..... ••• lhro•lh '~V.~!I!. '~'":•• a.ctl. WE REPEAT THE SALE SurprlN Shower iJ . . . . ._ FOR JUST 3 MORE DAYS MEXICO'S BEST HARBOR Acapulco has the best bar· bor on the PacHic coast of Mezieo and one of lhe most natural anchorages in world. It was used as a main depot lor the Spanish colonial fleet, according lo the Encyclopaedia Britannica. 1 tbt .LIDU of WUUam H. ud Ella ., ,.. ~:...~. ,...., ... - . ou "· .....,, ... the ........... ... c... ,....,..,.. - - . !lotto No,....._- - "-'"' " No. IN 111"1w1Wa ....... - .... tuiaouo. "" 1" --~""'::,,:'~! 1, u:.=.,.=-':;,.,. 10• Lba!lod t:::, ..,, ... '"rlhv -..a • .,,_ .,,.. LIDo ..I t l ""'e Btlbult eid• or "'' Nlocltotd 7 = we.terly t rtf ,., potai••:·OJ lallo. .........,. .._ ...,,. No. ""'".. 1·" .,.._ ,.. Llmllel:l w ~'~re U.. aboft mtaUoDect Hater or 1xistln1 Yelp CollDt' lud .., tho " - of w., u.. No. 1M. 1014 -~-. No. ' 1111.' ., .,.,. ...,. ........, 1- . .......... " 0 " ' , . . lletn 'C •ater -.uq eeD r ol Ule uid Count:r Road ...., ..::'~...- ..u.,No. '"'OJ' 11u. '!._ ltliUured 11101'1 uvw •the -"•""'"' UrUierJr Junetloa"'-"'· o1 lbe ..,. ''"m..J!:"_•q """"' lho ""' ... N• County ......... """ ..,_ c.::::.·,.No.!load """Wllb "' ~~a~., ..... ""'"'' "'""-"' 1411 'ta.:' . .lo oo.t,o n r -'"' lfoiD <:ouai> Rood No. 0J11-. ....... .,,,.. .._air ..... =:..::.:!"" ·- - ""' 111en BAKER FURNITURE Tha Very Best In Used Cars Anywhere j,. · - ., ,.. .,..... c.... MIDDLEPORT, 0. .... .::~ ~t! :0""'"" - - . :!' .:r.:,-- ~-..::.:...:.!!CD!:!;!IIL:::... ~.,.~-~====~"!':'!!!'!'!!'!!!!:!!~~~~~~!!!~~ e ~':...."':."':'-=: • ~' • ~r~o. -Ia..... MolD Cowtty, Non!& "\.,~ '"''"· lllo - ,... 0 .... .1""' ..... u lea.-~ ~ !."':..,., mue.• aaon ••~~nn~q .,..,. w- . ,. eel " " "aide ' Rllllt ' ...11 line Ob 1Jmlt. ..,ter17 Of ~ tn No. '· •&e« ln... loU&e -tor ol ~ n ,""' e.auo 11...': ....."1:: ::!! =-~~·til- ..:0. ':r •,.=:,,.,r: l"r,one Con Gel Certified 0.. Stlflon w........... hllllroy, o. lnjecUOD DIOI4ed IOleJ for Ionaer •-· 811188 8~ - Bl& I ,.,. OXFORDS and $6·" LOAFERS $9·" .. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE MIDDL!I'OIT, 0. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED SEE Car Redttred In Prire! AT RIZER OIL COMPANY 64 Olds Dynamic 88 Holiday Sed. $2388 spri.ng fashions LADIES V-8 motor, autom•ic trans., powrr brakes, power steering, 6 way power sea~ radio, tinted glass, white lldewall tirts, wheel discs, anU-spin differential. Faotory alr. AT ADOWN TO EARTH PRICE DRESSES 64 Pontiac Catalina 2 Door l 1 $2188 Hard Top. With V-8 motor, automatic trani!ITIIssion . With power brakes and steering. 61 Olds 88 4 Door _ _ __ $1088 V-8 motor, auto. trans., power ateering, power brok· es, white with gray Interior. $588 59 Olds 18 4 door. V-8 motor, automaUc trana., power brakes, power steering, rodio, white sidewall tires, 2-tone Petites. Jn., lllase1 and HaH Slzea. (lllnt. DIAL 1 700xl4 60 Chevrolet lmp1l1 4 Dr. H.T. _ $888 283 - V-8 motor, auto. trans., power steering, ra· dlo, wheel discs, tinted glass, white with red inter· lor. One owner, loot. and runs good. DIAL THI AliA CODI Clf dlffwellt , _ 6141 62 Olds Dyn~mlc 88 Hoi. Cpe. _ $1388 White over green Int., power brllles and oteerlng. V-8 en&Ine, auto. trans., wlslw Ures, one owner. Hats DIAL THE TELEPHONE NUMIIR 59 Olds Super 88 Hoi. Sed. v.a, auto. $688 Irani., power brlkea IDd steering, ndlo, tiDied llus. wl•tw tim, white with red interior. $388 60 Corv1ir 4 Door Alitorn..tle trani!ITiisolon, ndlo, motor receaUy over· llluled, lleW battery - 1 rell !lice work car. Whe!l ~ modem equipment Is activated SUFlday, Aprl I, Natiol1·wtde DJNd lllstance Dlaling-D D D -will come to Chester, maklq this fast long distance service available to all customers of The Citlzeus Telephone Company of Cool· ville. At lbe same ti!nt practiellly 111 Chester cutomen 62 Corvair Monz1 4 Door Secl1n _ $481 Automalle lmwnl81ion, radio, white wall tirn, wheel discs, white with reel vinyl interior. Rough ~nd ready. wm &lftll aew numben. SWEATERS llariiDi April 3, Reedsvllle will be Ntablllbed u I MpuatiiiCbaqe. Bach customer'a telephone 1111111ber will haYI I DIW pnllx. Tbls will be 878 replacing the ezlstlq prefix ol887, 'l'lae last four dlllta wiD be IUM!huged. Allo Slat 6111 to 12 For Those Who Want Lowest Prices! Repeat Performance •• Drive A Bargain Now! DDD is as easy as a b c THURSDAY· FRIDAY· SATURDAY Open Evenings Til I M1rch 31 ·April 2 E"eru METROPOLITAN MOTORS Phone Service Takes Forward Step In Growing Coolville Ar~a lie ~--------------------·-----------'~---------------------·· •. DENY THEIR MODEST ~: .."'%..\"'" •• - to ,., ••lot No. r. .,._ 2.11 .,...., "'" ,...., ....• oa ,.. ted A<- ol .... ol ....... II.... "'"""' .... No. ..., ......,.,. otoo of nto. '"· ..,. ..,.. belnr 0.10 - · ...,. MENS Lov 'NY 2·2955 RANGE. STYLES WHICH Friday, April 1 S.turday, April 2 _ • 3 21 8tc ....:";"11.';,.~.!.~· '~ 3 IIZIS 8-10 GOESSLER • al ,.. """"" ot • WHITB-.. BIIGJ:- BLACK 'Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs IN THE MODESUY PRICED Auto S.l11 Ul ........, - . . . . . u foJ. Dress Shoes and D"ss Flats I THE DRESS SHOI· ;~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;:;;:::::::::::~ ble, f225.00. Call JIIIZ.i6al af. •- • .... • p, m. 1 29 Stp aou...., "'""'"'• a , , • lJI2 CORVAIR, 4 speed stand· ~~0:.:: 1%t"":.!'.'::'..": ard transmission. Excellent "'" ,., .....,,.. .......... No. 7, conditioa Pbone WI ~ WOMINI ' WY2·5428 WY 24130 ••oPOaaD YA<AfiON• "'"..,. Ia BaU.bucy To....,blp, "'"'" oo. ,.... '· Norlll, ..... _"'"' . , ••• ..... oJJ ..., - ot Black 1114 White .... 'II=. WILLIAMS Robinson's TMIRD o DE IN IOSII 01,1 COMNlE Ullllf RUSSB1 STDVEIIASIII CNIIIII h :;.•=. PATENT STRAP $1.25 . """' . . . ~~ aibtetic J~ryJuet, a 1een CLEANING dailce .... to the publlc wm o ""'" erw•• the ~aid eeattrn. bier slltion waaon, ... ..., ............... ...,,. , I959 nom '::~':..~;!'· • .....,. •• $125.00, 1860 Metro convert!· ~.99 $5·" IAS1B GltilNIIS lOX # ,.wllor. Oxfanls.Laafers F ~R··UG·. - ... • ...... .._ 01 llchu· t, and Pltriela Wt 1bt, loya • ~dahl IWIL&ND , pain< wbero ""' IUWII ""' .. Little Glrla lib. box $1.60 ASSOIITEO CWJCOlAlU ·~ ""' Ohio. I 10 3tp =:: :!..:'.':"..'!!,'"i:. c:::~:.r. 115e PLYMOUTH FURY, aufo. : ' \!'~~.~ ..... a,.,.,, ...... maUc transmission, power v .... c.............. ... !~:· t!'':.'O:"".J.':' ..'!,."' .to,'':"..'.",' steering. Any reasonable of. fer will bo aecepted. Call ., ':.,..,·=: a".:::•N:,OO•·"= Wlt.2004. 3296ic ........ uu. ..,,. ... .. SHOBS Mr. l)AI'QI, M eOl!lliig 'rrldq f9llo""•ft the Rutlalltl ••rtnrunr ' 1 • ...., In ,.. '"""' 1-• • TON lntemaU·na·J-Iruck. of ulltlnl CouatJ Road No. s. ~&lit w. • u !::!.!'!\"~~,.. """· ..... " ""· Low mileage, $1800.00. Karr co • • 1 > !:.~~ "'::'.~ 1 ""'i:!.': ConatrucUon Co., Chester, EASTER • 1\ ""'*·" lom.:U~·~-~ .h ...... of Mld.dle)MII1 ll!'t bome llfllr 1 line m1111ba . , Ia Clelr· ' ' -til· !:: tllrottrh " " ' " : ~1f.':'.,U:: PLAN BAD 8AL1!J The Uve Wire eJau of the Foreet Ru!l Mtlhodllt cJwn:b wiD bold a bake ule 11 Duke aealllll'l _ ... """'a..m-t 1n , "'_v,, .....,. _...Ill II t:SO a.m. ' /; . . se....... :!~....~~~ ~:;.,';.,!:· :;, .,,.... a.u ltmll•"'.. WITH JANET APRIL 4 '1'lle Riverview Gard•• ~ Club of Reedsville wiD be In ebarge of &u"' April Garden profp'IID Mond•v ...., • AprU 4 ~ the ...... \..IV.I'" fee Hour With Janet" tver WMPO at 9 a. m. The Pom· eroy ClUb Will baVI the May ·' I, •:.. oxtk.- • ,e:.. = -~ - ,.- ··· • • ... '? At Southern = ~ ... ·- •.J;t Southe R R.A t fo. .,.... ' ' recenJ: 91Ut the ~lne he bald from 1:30 p.m. 1t Ia .F.A. on the subject of""""" mldnlsht at the Rutland ll'ade -F..- -~~• The Jl;pl ..m Denny EvOIUI from ·~u.. .F.A. ,....,. gym. ww eJIIo d ......~ Is ...... Pomeroy IDd Connie ltadi~IID from ' cee the ance """"' -• the F.H.A. foot part In telllrtil IIIJOili!Ored by the R.H.S. Sopb- Middleport the imporla!lce and llplfi- omore clala. of b golnllo cartee,_,~lnpathey A ou.. ~ er area. ceremony W81 p11111111ed In each IIChool. The F H.A. dlBirlct m...... · - ..... wUJ be held on May 3 at SoiJtb. era ecbool. Llrtda Jolutloo llld %. "::to!:.~"':.~::~•.":.::. Mary Ann ~~m~s received their Uoo .... ... ....... ......... u llate deareea IDd wiD ltteud fa).~:.~ -~ 111e - - . ... ., the F.H.A. Sllte Convenlloa 1n .., ... Col··-• ... wh"'·ir .......... ""' ..,. 109.71 ,.,., .,...,... atoar '"' """""' ~• un: - .. ..,u., or ""'wt4U1....ot~ 10Tbo,.., ..,. wUI he presenleil. ~t~e~• . •• bouado4 on botll • ._ 1D4 111 The Southern F.R.A. Ius re~" uow owned •• 0 ""' eelved the Award of Merit ~· IICOND PIO . . IID VACATION• w!tJeh wfll be presenleil 81 the """"'• •• S&IIabu..,. T•...,.•••· .,.. F.H•A• Slate ....,, "·-II u.., •~ JD '"" "'· To~· 1 North. ••n on. Ronro " we•t ••• "''"' , 11 ,.,1 ..rt "' Melgl County Hlj:hway No •· IYtor within "• umt" ., the Lim: ,,.••.,.., Bllhl ., w., ,.., ,.,•. - - - - - - - - - A. M. wUI meet Ill rqular ses- ::._.~"::'" •• • lion tbla Saturday at 8 p. m. :-;:: ::" it:::~: "i:o. ?:; Tbe Muter Muoa deane will 111o OW:::''"~ be conferred upon one c:andlo =:.::..":1.:',:ut- H. ::: 111o "· date. Tberfolloe will bt refresb.. M:rtbtartua .aau~..,... a~ 11111111 Willi lhe -~~n~. F ,... Plorfcle VICiflon ROME F1U1111 J'LU1UD4 ~~Don II tllt-111 Mr. llld Mn. RIIJI)I Gilmore ~Ml_:~:!t'\' • • • 1 ··-·•• .. qe "- ·-.n IIIRIOIC a year .,.. .::;:.~ C:.':.'~='r'-''1:'" Rocen kept the INs II ,.. ••• D. - · "" ....,.. h!moelf far fear IIIII ~~ """' C.t1illlllll&. 0111o• ..., • nooao.l tile ctalltr7 would It Ia h *'.,.'!,",':;..';:'"~~~=· c':,.~.r. ~-==:..";,,~•;,!;•~=~ lladl; 1111 leemllllllat 11M c_...,. vnton Toi'DrloaL ClpOut eqllliM bad ellued 1111 lmd. Oblo. non ....ldaal or ,...,. .,.... .., last bond ol oallawa IIIIo IIIII You'·,,. :0...,. ....... ..., ,.. ...... eornl Ia lhe sky. lllh . . . . . ApriL . . . •• .... •• ... Trlger may be 1oae, bul ~·tr 0:"":.:.,::,."'1!"1'...-;=. oddl 11ft bo wont• be 1oqo1- Ohio. •• .... Oxod •• t>• Couni> ' i r...' " "":::: ..~ ;:• u~ tea. Tba IO!If'llme •IDJIDI ,., ,..,........,. .:;. 4,....,: "' eowboy 1s Jolng to have Trl&· lh• motto• or ......, ......., ., 011, 1.. llalfed ud -led far ~.~~~0::8~.. 1111 .....ed m-. ...., aU t>al- " ......, s~aoe~ ...... u ........ o• .., Ptal •• 111e vw.,. Of - . . • ba Pill Book I ~::" ~;..:.'::,.. ""-:.~ 1:\'C TO 00NrERB DEGREE HarrllonvUie Lodge m F. " • • =:., ' ·'., ' -·· . 19 '"" ....,.,:11 ~ '0.,' '· 74 .,~. •• boy~~ . -~ n~ ..,PUIII.IICC . . . D IIOfiCI ' • VoutL~'~wuift~ · - •wz •-..w• ·-r TIM' w I'I.ACI fill· ,I' fl ~~-,.. :.~ ~ lieedol -·~~,1~~:..c~~~D~... 'Meet Together Lany meellrJ&, GllldweU and Mannlrtjf KJoes llld beeae, Paul Smart llld ~ aid Hubbard. • .1.1111 i'flllc: I 1\ 'l'!le speclll telephone directory lo be delivered llefOI'I April 3 will contain all the new n1!1Dberll u wen u fUll 1no structious for usihg Direct Distance Dialing. CUitomers entitled to mora than one direetory 1111 addltional boob after April 1. will-- 61 Olds Dynamic 88 Hoi. Sed. _ 2 • 60 Olds Dynamic 88 4 Doors _ 61 Buick lnvicta 2 dQOr H.T. _ _ $13!8 V-8, auto. trans., power brak•• and ateerinr. radio, w1s1w tires, tinted glass. blue and white, blue villJI Interior. 63 Ford Custom 300 2 Dr. _ _ $1081 390 V-8 engine, Cruisematic trans. ndio wls!w tires spotligb~ heavy duty electrical equipment, ID ex· State Highway Patrol car. A hot one. 61 Mercury Meteor BOO 4 Dr. ,.OBI V-8, auto. trau, power ateering. radio, Ute lleW w!s\w tirts, lite blue with blue interior, 1h&rp iaaldt and oul 62 Olds Dyn~mlc 88 Hoi. Sad.- $1488 While over bclee. beige vinyl interior, v.e IJIIIDI. auto. trans., power brlke1 IDd stcerin&, wlalw lin., tinted gla18, real shllP Olds. · $911 60 Olds '98' Holid1y Cpe. V-8 motor, auto. 11'1111., tun power, ndlo, tlllted aod wlslw tires. White with nd lnterl•. · 60 Olch Super 88 4 Door - .,, .. v.e, 1uto. trans., , _ lll'lblt an4 slill!l'ID(o ~ tarior. BUrp! 59 Mercury 2 Dr. Herd Top - - - vs eqlne. automatic transmla!on, ndlo 5I hnl4 eORLON CARDIGANS······· ... $3.95 57 Chev. hi Air 4 door $288 eMOHAIR CARDIGANS 2 for $10.00 56 Iuick 4 door Sed1n $211 59 Chev. lllsclyne 2 Door ;;;; v• motor, auto. tnlll.l'lldlo, .aooct r;mrra. Mlny Male a ana an - lh•t v.a. 111111. tnas. v.e, 1nto. tran& V.f, IIIIo. tnlll. ...._. .. ,....ONu•• . ....., WYIRtt ' •, ' ~· c.. "'' KARl. & VAN Z' . ANDT. ' 0 ' is Doer----- $311 v.a, auto.,_ bralt:t~ an4ateerlng. ~ .. ,... II' .~ 111i•IW lira and wbell dlacs. lbroorl w1111 R 57 Iuick 2 door H.T. RIZER . OIL CO. ' $781 One bronze, 1 green, V-8, auto. trans, power braku and steering, radio. ·' The Citizens Telepho~e (e~pany $1288 Blue over white, blue vinyl interior. V·8, auto. trans., power brakes and steering, radio, tinted glaSI, w!a,w tires. deiWle wheel discs. ' · �'~ · • ,~·~.1!. ~ . I ' f t' . . , ti '), .. ·. · · ·a·,. ·i·s' "··' ,... .,... .., e· 1 ~~t.'· · . 'i . ' t ' f ' ' ,, ~, I. y ., . . •' ~~· I .~ j '. . .I ' . , f ~ ~' ~ ·~ ' . \ -:·'! . ,. /· , \ av flllil) ~· " \. '' LASSWiiLL I'M 61TTIN' COLD AS A FROEio ; ,. ' d'U6HAID·· . MEND UP lH~ARe AUCTIONEER 1965 Chevrolet lm~HJI• $2795 Super Spt. Cpil. V8 engine, automaUc traM., power ~leering and brates, padded Instrument panel, tinted glus, radio and beeler, wire wheel coven, black vinyl roof over aand1a wood finish, vinyl interior, bucket aeata. $1245 ~~::::::111963 Volksw1gen 2 dr. Delue vinyl · trim, green finlah, radio, beater, tlrei-Bedueed Price. enc Pometoy Motor Co. ,. lllllr.' ~ . PHONE WY 2-2116 mioeellaneoos. Call or Mn. Howard Cecil. .. MaiD St., l'omeroJ. lolf lncl Found Wrltt, l'hono or C:\llltoct JIM CARNAHAN IIACINI, OHiO LOOKATTHIESE RATINGS, FLA&MAN/1 OF THE T.V. .pump aal81 aud eerviCII. estimates. CaD collect 1150. Ro!fmu DriWBI Co. 111 UDIATOR OPEN IVU. ftOO ,_., • .-a cood CQfi\PLIIJTE SERVICE SERVICE , ' r-.r . . ---- ........ at the -. ..... beginning at DOOD. ~ the OleiMr J'lmneD. ft • .• 1o.301.'13 ............ S Sl :& WEEKEND revival llal'tbig Aprll 7 thro1J8h Sunday. ncb eveliDI at tilt Freedom Gespel Mi..ioa at Bald Knoba. 'Ibo lleY. 11o1c<>e '!bora 1111 evanaellit. Speeial aingilqj. Rev. S. R. GlueaeDcamp, pastor of the eburc:L I Tbe Jllblia Ia Invited. : I Jt ttci ..f1 ».113.00 saD. if aotttnoua IPI'·" By ART ~ .. p;;;;;;;;;;;;o------.' KODAK DEVELOPING & PRINTING .,,....,,..., .,24 ••.a• ••180.1!r,1 HIGHEST QUALITY PROFEUIONAL WORK GROVER'S ST,UDIO 2211 L Mala a ,., ., Still[ -..-- ~ ~\ PIZZA By HAROLD GRAY ') ~ -... -&117.17 AT ITS GRIATIST 1: ...... -.. - ~-1.3· ........ .. ....... ............. -· lt'.JO'U'I 11.'78.1'1' ...,...,, ...... ""·," 313.85 IJ.lOI'.tl ....... ,~-·· ......, ·~·.· ..... .... 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' ' I .''· to-r 1tineJ, Pomeroy·11144IIPPI't. 0., Mareb 31, lHO Six Advisors ' ~d • 1•! servb ,Will 1111 J • ~ard . . ~,.' , . cilia Jl'~;. vlslted lb8 CoUnty•Ho,lDI .J · · +-th..,,_.tloll. Baaa ~v. )miOf ~· .. Buml ~ wlu!t tt dd '"' ·- . ~ ·~ted a .~ lll eeik· Are Honored ~· a .Hrvlce piD and certlf1- Club Meets at Beverlee' HoUdashelt 'arid a lei and an artai!BeJJIIIIt Of~ In Col'umbus ·. cate. were presented by HyseII ..H0~ flower report on jonquils-, • by era to qch 'l'be ·~ DonaldPins L. Cudworth of Cblea· Heidi Mllboall. meet!Di •m re~ bibeld'attht Jfi- e" Mainlv About , People In Ba;. ... s Make Assignments Tuesday ':ite,·r Vacat··o.n ,,.b/e School . For Jnitial plans were made ,..00 er. Cmeroy P Ga M S . 11 Meigs County 4-H advJs. assignments given for the Dal· Present for the meeting SP' ly vacation Bible School at an were Mrs. Cheesebrew, Mrs. his dlsch ry oore ors were recegnlzed along with meeting Tuesday Bennett, Mrs. White. the Rev. t 1300 other advisors In Ohio at tvening at the Middleport First and Mrs. Donald Boone, Mrs. wo years w · 8· Ohio's 22nd Annual 4-H Advis!laptist Church which will con- John Fultz, Charlene Thomas, and returned heme ora Recognition Luncheon held duct its own school this sum- Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Owen, Betty He spent the at the Ohie State University mer. Pickens, .Jewell Thompson, Hal· 1 months In Germany. He last week. Tentative date for the school lie Mcintyre, Janice Gibbs, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Advisors honored were these was set for June 13-24 from II Mrs. Bearhs, Jovce Riley, Jim- Moore. completing 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. each day. my Brewer, Debbie Major, Ran- Pvt. 'lbomas S. Shasteen ' The closing program will be dy Becker, Anita Fultz. Bren· has completed paratrooper obtained and a rummage sale Sunday evening, June 26. The da Edwards, Kayte Russell and training at Fort Benning, theme chosen was "God Lives Myrta Wilson. is spending a 25 days leaveli Today." A meeting was held Wednes- with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Dir~ctor for the school will day l!ften10on at the home of W. R. Shasteen and other rei· be Mrs. Frank Cheeaebrew, Mrs. Richard Owen on. N. Third· ativ14. He will return tt Oak· who gave the opening acrtpture Ave. to ord~r material for the land, Calif. and from there will at the meeting fellowed . by schooL Attending were Mr 1. go to Viet Nam. prayer by the Rev. Donald Cheesebrew , Mrs. Beulah White Mrs. W. R. Shasteen re~lll'll·ll Boone. There were 14 adults Mrs. John Fultz and Mrs. Ow: ed home the I~ of the wee•"• and 7 young peeple at the meet· en. after spending two weeks lng. Charleston, W. Va., with Assignments given Included son and daughter-In-law music directors, Janice Gl~ 'Jti""'"'=•• '" •w; and Mrs. Ray N. Shas~n and Frances Beams: II!CretarI'' son.Mrs. E. J. HiD and Mrs. ies. Mrs. Joha Fultz • Mrs. i\lannrng Kloes; Craft CoordJ. Jones Sr. left Wednesday for nator, th~ Rev. Donald Boone; M 'rldl visit with relatives in R~g1strahon, Beulah White; r P.I'JOrf bus. Pnmary Dept.,DeMra Richard Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brad- Joseph Fields, Jr., returned owen · Junior t. 'Mrs aid Boone· N~ U · ~ ford have returned from a two- to his employment in Cblcago, dren of w~rkers) Mrs or J h week visit to Panama where Ill. Wednesday after spending Kauff Joyce RU • · they visited wltb their son and several days with his parents, ment;, Cleo Richll:~n.re • family, Capt. .and Mrs. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fields Sr. Tenchers assigned · d Bradford and children. They and Jeffrey. 1 ~- wil. reside there until Primary I Beulah ~~~u next John Frick, Eldon Weeks and Bert BOdi~er Brenda ~d~ ~s: February when Capt. Bradford 1Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frick and Primary II Charlene Tho% 8 ' will be reassigned. daughter, Paula, visited Tues· Norma Wll~ox, Cathy Russe~~: Diana Hartinger and Mrs. day evening at Jackson with Primary III, Mrs. Richard Richard Hovatter have return-· Mr. and Mrs. Orrie Lewis. Owen, Mary Wise Anita Fultz ed from 8 vacatiop trip to var- Mrs. Albert Mees spent Randy Becker ; Ju'nior I, Mrs: ~ous points In Florida, includ- nesd~y with her sister and braCharles Bennett, Jewell Thomp- mg Orlando, Miami, and Fort ther-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl son, Murta Wilson. Debbie Ma- Lauderdale. Denny. jor; Junior II, Betty Rickman Mrs. Bill McCumber and chll- Mr. and Mrs. Max Folmer Hallie Mclntyl'e, r ~ayte Russell: dren, Cqnnie, Jane and Bonnie and daughter, Vanessa, Junior III, Mrs. Donald Boone of Piqua, spent the weekend Mrs. Betty Folmer and aaui!D-11 Cleo Rirhardson, Jimmy Brew: , with her sister and family, Mr. ter, Gwen, visited recently :::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ! and Mrs. Bernard Fultz and Thompson with Mr. and Mrs. r :daughters, Beth, Barbara and Paul Folmer and daughter. Becky. Miss Peggy Felmer has ' Joe Cabeen of Columbus and turned home after spending MASON W. VA . 1 GPorge Cabeen of Dayton vis- past six weeks at Thompson ited over the weekend with Mr.· with her brother and sislt>r-in· FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY and Mrs. Fred Cabeen and Mr. law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fol-: Aprll1·2-3 and Mrs. William Slater and mer and daughter. "MAJOR DUNDEE" family. Will Slater was returnCharlton Heston f Richard Hurris ed to his home Monday after (Color) being hospitalized at the Galli-· lrJ• US er -and~~lis Medical Center for an eye Is President of "TAGGART" Tuny Youna DaG,:Durypa IDJUf1', Mrs. John Chancey has returned from a visit in Florida New officers were named by with her son and family, Mr. the Xi Gamma Mu Chapter and Mrs. Roger Chancey. the Beta Sigma Phi at the home Pomeroy, Ohio .Gene 0'ooks has returned to of Velma Rue, Middleport, h1s stud1es at the Ohio State March 24th. TONIGHT-NOT OPEN ~hool of Dentistry after spend- They are, president, Shirley mg the spring break with his Custer; vice president, Yvonne Friday end S.turday Aprl11·2 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scalley ; recording secretary, 'iWINTIR A-G040" Crooks. Margaret Full rod; correspond- Technicolor~ chi Lloyd . has returned to : ing secretary, Jean Mergan, and Jai'Qes Stacy, Wm. Wl'llman Oh10 State University a f ter ' treasurer, Ann Rupe. "THE BEDFORD INCIDENT" spending the spring vacation I The program, given by Jane Ri~hard Widmark, Sidney I with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Walton, was on, "How to make Po1t1er. Bruce Lloyd. · Friends." Hostesses were Lee l !r-:--~-----------. Lee and Rose Sisson. SUNDAY, MONDAY Free Florida Vacation The next meeting will be and TUIIDA Y ' ( 4 Davs & 3 Nights) held April 14th at the ColumApril 3+5 ln Miami Beach bus and Southern Electric Com· ''THE SONS OF Not A ConNitl KATII ILOIR" Everyone Can Got pany •s meeting room, where all Shells to wear - Technleolor- · Certified Gas Station future meetings will be convenJohn Wayne, Dean Martin • w. Main StrHt Pomeroy, 0 . ed. It was announced booth with your space at the ragatta has been ~rganizational arg~th :~ e~enlng. go, representltlg tbe Searl-ftee. b1.1ck Foundation, IIDCI' certlfl· cates by Dr. Roy M. KQttman, director of the Ohio Coopers· tlve Extension Service · ' Included In the Meigs County group were Harriet Nelgler, 30 years;· Ruth Ebersbach, II years; Ress Cleland, 15 years; Mrs. Harold Lohse, 10 years; {.arty Ritchie, 5 years, and ~were I ' ..... Hememade ..,... ed and lnc!ivldual flower II'rangements made by members of the WlldwOid JUlllor Garden club, preceding their meeting recently 'at the home of Mrs. Victor Hysell. Anita Houclashelt, president, was Ia charge of the meeting which opened with the pledge to the US and 4-H flags. Tbree I A demonstration 011 a mod- .te,P home, l'riW April &I1 • t!l'll m8Jiiement IISlJII magnoJ. ' , · ' ' . Ia blosaoms was &~ven by Mrs. · . " . · Hysell, fmlewlng the , buslliess PLAN · session. 'lbere wDI • Hilly Week .,.. ' vices at ,Fomt RUn MethRefreshments were ae"ed by odlst 'churdt wlfb .Rev. Jl'rel. Beverlee and .Anita Houd88helt land Nerris u •gueat ·lpeak• asslated by their mother, Mrs. 1Jeajmllng April S ·tiJroulll tl)e MOton Houdubelt, to 13 mem- loth at 7.l801J. bers, after which the pols 8C- lei Jly · U d companied by Mrs. llylell and are ~- IERVI~ ~pee. Ga.,!1W~I~II~be:_!h~el~d~ln~A~prU~.----~~Caro=l~P~l=er~ce~,~5~y:e:ars~.~--~~repo=r:ts~were:~g~iv:en,~Sa=fe~ty~ID:l!M:rs~.~Dw=lg~h:t~M~l=lboa:n~a:dvllors: · ~·~t~t=t~c:=;t TH'IS WEEK-END ·(The Week Before Eas~er}, ELBERFELDS STORE,· WILL BE. OPEN ON FRIDAY UNTIL 8 IN.. THE EVENING .- · AND· . tJN . SATURDAY TIL 9 IN THE EVENING-A Good Time for Family Shopping Around And About rr:mn " .. CUSTOMERS FREE PARKING Come To Elberfeldl and ' " the e:ecttlng fashions for women and girll in the bUifl Ready To Wear Department on the second floor. See our complete collection of coats, suits, dresses, hats, costumes - tops in fabric!, styling and colors. Shop the main floor for your Easter accessories. 1 Drive ·In ' 1 1 1 Sh • 'eYC Xi Gamma Mu MEIGS THEATRE So basic to your wardrobe, and so beautifully fashionable, knits parade at Easter in new textures, new costume combinations. Find the news in knits •• find the styles you want, here• Park PI'M While Shoppl,. U• Elberhkls Cuatomer Park!.. Lot on Second Street Qppollte the Store. The Coats For Rain or ShineI When the rainy aeason comes, be at your fashion best always with a smartly styled new raincoat that doubles as a fashionable spring coat when the sun Is shining. Choose from a wide releclion of style1 and fabrics. It's never Easter until JIOU've bought a new hot! We have all the shapes to compliment etHITtJ head. Who can resist? especially for Easter· s· ~~If/~ SPECIALIZED WRINGER WASHER REPAIR SERVICE •' ' .... . '!) ' \ favorite suits and sportswear also the popular poor boy sweater- helanc and beautiful bulky knits. Whites and pastels• to liven up · you~ E~ster •• 1 coslume 1 . '. .............,..~ . ...,............ 1 tH iuzltla ,.. m,llt ..................... l_,rr ........ ..... ...... _i For the nan month we are spec1allzln& ill Maytag Wrtneer Wuher Service, beeauae we lmow you'll • bt lllln& your• more for IJirln& eleanln& and washo in&. Wt have a full Ume mechanic to help out right now. We'll pickup and return your washer. Little Girls EASTER DRESSES • FLATTERING HATS tor Choose several of these beautiful litUe glrll dre.ues for Easter - all euy • cart We Pickup and Deli veri fabrics including the popu· lar no-press material ...;_ hundreds to chOOH from in seasons top stylu, fabrics and colora. All sizes froiD totl to teens -also mea to .tit the hard to fit chubby atria. the Our Specl1l Mayt11 Service Building Wt will rtpllr your Mlyt. . tr any wringer waahar·tfutt ~at mak•• Maybe rour w•her ,.... a ( new paint loll we'll clo thlt, teo. Call ut today. Rutllnd, O. . 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