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POMEIOY I 1 �_. ___ ' ,, • The Doily S11ntinel EEC Unity Must Come Three months have passed since France's President Charles de Gaulle blocked Britain's entry into the European Common Market and thereby sharply slowed the movement toward European unity . A satisfactory alternative course has not yet been found. The urge toward unity still has great vigor. Eager proponents of an expanded Common Market have been re-examining motives and methods ever since De Gaulle dropped his January bombshell. Holland's Sicco Mansholt, vice president of the Commission of the European Economic Community and the architect of Common · Market agricultural policy, is one who doggedly insists that a unity embracing Britain and others must sure· ly be achieved one day . Nevertheless judging from his recent comment in Washington, he appears to have no answer as to how and when so long as De Gaulle bars Britain's way. He is one among many European figures who do not believe there can be progress on De Gaulle's evident terms• closed continental economic system dominated by France. I· II "' , H ... , .,.If I . . ...... -... -·--......-·· . ........ ...... . . . . .". . . ....- ...-, .~ !'Jaily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., .Ap_!ll_l6, 11163-3 ., Trucker 1'ent8erserk0n . ' Middy GoUers . . Win Match At SERIOUS MUSIC I COMMENTATING EDITOIIAUY . ,._~ Helen Help· Usl . ~ It Helen lotttl Possibly the continental advocates of Britain's entry are quietly looking to the day when De Gaulle will have left the political sstage. Mansholt, fo1· instance, was careful to praise France lavishly for providing the original push toward unity in the labors of Robert Schuman and Jean Monnet. There cannot be many in Europe who believe that new help will come from France on this score through a change in De Gaulle's mind. For those who see a widening European unity as vital to future security and well-being, the waiting wlthout action is hard. Some find limited comfort in the knowledge that all great undertakings have their crises. Still unity leaders like Mansholt do not think that the continued powerful pull of nationalism- exemplified chiefly In De Gaulle's approach - ~an be allowed to prevail iudeflnliely. The notion is strong that the unlty must somehow susWn ita momentum if Western Europe is to hold ita place in the rising competition of the late 20th CHOJCf OF WIRE BRIEFS 2MILLION CAR OWNERS - car insurance by Nationwide MucuaJ! Qualicy proteetioo, low cent~ry. rat~ coast·tQooCOI.Sfdaim service, easy•pay ploDo. Check covenp, .,... with Nationwide _. Gte company with it/M .. ,......... "it Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting Max Ward WY:I-2-440 115 E. 2nd ,_: ~. •······ . and Sandra Dee wilt patch it up - but BY, !.OUTS.- SOBOL As for all this talk about Ac~demy Darin meanwhile seems to be making Award Winner Anne Bancroft and Mel no move in that direction. Findinc comBrooks, script writer lor Sid Caesar, here is the situation right in the words fort elsewhere . . . Now that Alcatraz of Miss Bancroft. "It's h"e we've been lthe Rock) has been abandoned as congoing together for some two years and finerhent dungeon, Mickey Cohen has he's my favorite fellow . But we've both been transferred to the Atlanta Federal had bad marriages - and we're b o t h pen where he has been reunited with careful as a result. He's a darling - we Warden David Heritage who is not behave fun together and understand each lieved to be overly fond of Mickey. Heriother, l guess. But when will we get tage was warden of McNeil's Island prison off Tacoma. Wash. where Cohen was married - or will we get married honestly, at this point, neither of us previously imprisoned . . . We celebrat· ed the Passover at the seder conducted knows." ljy Charles and Molly Berns at Twenty• • Orchestra circles are depressed over One, Monday night - and were we surthe critical condition of the veteran prised to find as our table companions, bandleader Glenn /Casa Lorna) Gray now Bob and Millie Considine, also Joseph in Boston's Pratt hospital ... As a pre· P. T. Sullivan - all three joining in the caution, travellers to Europe are now historic religious services with enthusiasked to take typhoid shots .. 1 thought asm ... • • Sinatra 's handling of his chores at the Has the longtime entente cordiale beOscar awards was above reproach-that tween Jilly, the local restaurateur and he helped pep up the proceedings and with charm . . . The King Hassan Frank Sinatra cooled? That's the Broadreception at the Mayflower Hotel iri way buzz ... His close pal, Jack· Carter Washington nicked Morocco for a $30.- collaborated with Red Buttons on that 000 tab for the two-hour, stand-up buf- hilarious speech Red delivered at the fet and the likker. Guests according to Lambs Gambol honoring John Wayne Insider's Newsletter, gorged themselves ... The beautiful girl Ted Howard is eson lobster, pheasant, duck in aspec with corting around town is Janet Brown of !ole de gras, chicken, chicken I i v e r, Houston. Tugged admiring stares from roast beef, tongue and ham. As for the the oglers at the Little Club . .. "Don't King himself - he ate one almond! qualify your remarks about the recon(Bet he raided tbe ice box in his suite ciliation of Judy Garland and Sid Luft," later) ... writes Hazel Segur. "They were at our Mary Dowell, wife of Guild Copeland, club. the Cat Gay in the Bahamas for a the well-known advertising executive solid week with the children - very (during the recent ne"\5 blackout. he happy and Judy kept singing her heart publiSIIed a little newspaper con{aining out for the guests. Just so you'll know." the rev1ews of the dram• critics\ died Okay, already, so now we know ... The Tuesday. To most of us. she was better plush set is trooping into Go~i's (he reknown as "Stutterin' Sam" in those oth· signed as maitre d' of the Pterre's Coer days when she was among the more tillion Room) to open this new restaurpublicized of our show girls - domi- ant on East 56th St. Among those I have nantly featured in the old Casino de Pa- spotted there have been Huntington ree and Billy Rose's Diamond Horse- Hartford, Serge Oboiensky, the Winthshoe. A delightful and quick wit she rop Rockelellers. Charles Boyer, Greer had hundreds of friends along B'road- Garson and othe,·s ... way. A tribute to her popularity is that No two couples were closer than the she was always selected by other mem- Lynn Farnols and the Col. Jock Lawbers of the ensemble to be their spokes- rences. Death claimed Lynn Farnol a men whenever problems arose. "Stutter- few days ago. Even while Col. Lawrence in' Sam" came to New ·York originally was still trying to console the bereaved from Fort Worth , Texas where her la- Mrs. Farnol , his own lovely and popular ther was Chief of Police, 'and where Gin· wife, passed away April 8. She will be J!er Rogers' mama taught her Sunday laid to rest in Arlington cemetery ... School class. Tony Berns and his pretty bride are rea• • dying the bassinet for a September arriHopeful friends think Bobby Darin val. Tony is the son of the Charles Berns ·--,:-c- · ·- - - - - -- - - - ·- - - - - - -....,_,, --·- -· Pickens Hardware MASON, W. VA. ....,_,f'.c• . 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' . ••1111'• ~ta:ruu auru·s~~N~Cit VALVI . �_. ___ ' ,, • The Doily S11ntinel EEC Unity Must Come Three months have passed since France's President Charles de Gaulle blocked Britain's entry into the European Common Market and thereby sharply slowed the movement toward European unity . A satisfactory alternative course has not yet been found. The urge toward unity still has great vigor. Eager proponents of an expanded Common Market have been re-examining motives and methods ever since De Gaulle dropped his January bombshell. Holland's Sicco Mansholt, vice president of the Commission of the European Economic Community and the architect of Common · Market agricultural policy, is one who doggedly insists that a unity embracing Britain and others must sure· ly be achieved one day . Nevertheless judging from his recent comment in Washington, he appears to have no answer as to how and when so long as De Gaulle bars Britain's way. He is one among many European figures who do not believe there can be progress on De Gaulle's evident terms• closed continental economic system dominated by France. I· II "' , H ... , .,.If I . . ...... -... -·--......-·· . ........ ...... . . . . .". . . ....- ...-, .~ !'Jaily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., .Ap_!ll_l6, 11163-3 ., Trucker 1'ent8erserk0n . ' Middy GoUers . . Win Match At SERIOUS MUSIC I COMMENTATING EDITOIIAUY . ,._~ Helen Help· Usl . ~ It Helen lotttl Possibly the continental advocates of Britain's entry are quietly looking to the day when De Gaulle will have left the political sstage. Mansholt, fo1· instance, was careful to praise France lavishly for providing the original push toward unity in the labors of Robert Schuman and Jean Monnet. There cannot be many in Europe who believe that new help will come from France on this score through a change in De Gaulle's mind. For those who see a widening European unity as vital to future security and well-being, the waiting wlthout action is hard. Some find limited comfort in the knowledge that all great undertakings have their crises. Still unity leaders like Mansholt do not think that the continued powerful pull of nationalism- exemplified chiefly In De Gaulle's approach - ~an be allowed to prevail iudeflnliely. The notion is strong that the unlty must somehow susWn ita momentum if Western Europe is to hold ita place in the rising competition of the late 20th CHOJCf OF WIRE BRIEFS 2MILLION CAR OWNERS - car insurance by Nationwide MucuaJ! Qualicy proteetioo, low cent~ry. rat~ coast·tQooCOI.Sfdaim service, easy•pay ploDo. Check covenp, .,... with Nationwide _. Gte company with it/M .. ,......... "it Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting Max Ward WY:I-2-440 115 E. 2nd ,_: ~. •······ . and Sandra Dee wilt patch it up - but BY, !.OUTS.- SOBOL As for all this talk about Ac~demy Darin meanwhile seems to be making Award Winner Anne Bancroft and Mel no move in that direction. Findinc comBrooks, script writer lor Sid Caesar, here is the situation right in the words fort elsewhere . . . Now that Alcatraz of Miss Bancroft. "It's h"e we've been lthe Rock) has been abandoned as congoing together for some two years and finerhent dungeon, Mickey Cohen has he's my favorite fellow . But we've both been transferred to the Atlanta Federal had bad marriages - and we're b o t h pen where he has been reunited with careful as a result. He's a darling - we Warden David Heritage who is not behave fun together and understand each lieved to be overly fond of Mickey. Heriother, l guess. But when will we get tage was warden of McNeil's Island prison off Tacoma. Wash. where Cohen was married - or will we get married honestly, at this point, neither of us previously imprisoned . . . We celebrat· ed the Passover at the seder conducted knows." ljy Charles and Molly Berns at Twenty• • Orchestra circles are depressed over One, Monday night - and were we surthe critical condition of the veteran prised to find as our table companions, bandleader Glenn /Casa Lorna) Gray now Bob and Millie Considine, also Joseph in Boston's Pratt hospital ... As a pre· P. T. Sullivan - all three joining in the caution, travellers to Europe are now historic religious services with enthusiasked to take typhoid shots .. 1 thought asm ... • • Sinatra 's handling of his chores at the Has the longtime entente cordiale beOscar awards was above reproach-that tween Jilly, the local restaurateur and he helped pep up the proceedings and with charm . . . The King Hassan Frank Sinatra cooled? That's the Broadreception at the Mayflower Hotel iri way buzz ... His close pal, Jack· Carter Washington nicked Morocco for a $30.- collaborated with Red Buttons on that 000 tab for the two-hour, stand-up buf- hilarious speech Red delivered at the fet and the likker. Guests according to Lambs Gambol honoring John Wayne Insider's Newsletter, gorged themselves ... The beautiful girl Ted Howard is eson lobster, pheasant, duck in aspec with corting around town is Janet Brown of !ole de gras, chicken, chicken I i v e r, Houston. Tugged admiring stares from roast beef, tongue and ham. As for the the oglers at the Little Club . .. "Don't King himself - he ate one almond! qualify your remarks about the recon(Bet he raided tbe ice box in his suite ciliation of Judy Garland and Sid Luft," later) ... writes Hazel Segur. "They were at our Mary Dowell, wife of Guild Copeland, club. the Cat Gay in the Bahamas for a the well-known advertising executive solid week with the children - very (during the recent ne"\5 blackout. he happy and Judy kept singing her heart publiSIIed a little newspaper con{aining out for the guests. Just so you'll know." the rev1ews of the dram• critics\ died Okay, already, so now we know ... The Tuesday. To most of us. she was better plush set is trooping into Go~i's (he reknown as "Stutterin' Sam" in those oth· signed as maitre d' of the Pterre's Coer days when she was among the more tillion Room) to open this new restaurpublicized of our show girls - domi- ant on East 56th St. Among those I have nantly featured in the old Casino de Pa- spotted there have been Huntington ree and Billy Rose's Diamond Horse- Hartford, Serge Oboiensky, the Winthshoe. A delightful and quick wit she rop Rockelellers. Charles Boyer, Greer had hundreds of friends along B'road- Garson and othe,·s ... way. A tribute to her popularity is that No two couples were closer than the she was always selected by other mem- Lynn Farnols and the Col. Jock Lawbers of the ensemble to be their spokes- rences. Death claimed Lynn Farnol a men whenever problems arose. "Stutter- few days ago. Even while Col. Lawrence in' Sam" came to New ·York originally was still trying to console the bereaved from Fort Worth , Texas where her la- Mrs. Farnol , his own lovely and popular ther was Chief of Police, 'and where Gin· wife, passed away April 8. She will be J!er Rogers' mama taught her Sunday laid to rest in Arlington cemetery ... School class. Tony Berns and his pretty bride are rea• • dying the bassinet for a September arriHopeful friends think Bobby Darin val. Tony is the son of the Charles Berns ·--,:-c- · ·- - - - - -- - - - ·- - - - - - -....,_,, --·- -· Pickens Hardware MASON, W. VA. ....,_,f'.c• . 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I FOR '· • IMPERiAL WALLPAPER .:- "Rugged, dependable Six proved by winning economy runs and .per· formance trials," said Motor Trend about the Rambler Classic's Six · lbat averaged.23.1 mpg in their own road tests. · ·. About Ramblers in general, they s'"!!"- ooliibl•!"•_\'1.'~..,. i;iiliili~.iiiii;,,, reported, "completely responsive -'"''"· Low..,m_ . .. : · ··'' , ;__. .stable at high cornering speeds. 1.- Cruising is effortless. economical." And now Rambler offers ·•II en· tirely new I 98-hp V-8 in the Classic. It fits 6-cylinder budgets. Based oit manufamurers' suggested retail prices, it costs $76 to $19S less '!han Sixes offered by the other two 'tqt• selling,Jow·pricedcars. See the "Cat' ofthe Year" at your Ramblerdealerl METRO.~Q~,. ~~~~ ,Me;>tORS· 600-606 ~st Main'St., P~lip1oi,.0:. ' . ••1111'• ~ta:ruu auru·s~~N~Cit VALVI . �,-, ' • • Panthe~s, I .+Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0.! ApriJ16, 1963 Jackets On SEOAL Roadtrips -- ~.-- ~~. (Dally - Se~Unel, Pomeroy-Mlddlewrt, 0., • A~ltf, • DidYouKnowThaot ...· The Daily Sentinel ~ 1963-ll - lloobt .,· .., _ for two .u.--. A lladdont .,.,. ''llllDDf, J_,..~-~~ 1111- Ow lo I I - tcrlllll)'bo #\!ol · _,., .. ~,,_,. jKe liiU!Dll looN .... Co.l I - _ mlnny" y..,.. boo '1'bo1 .. ~ J*tplt tittle Goobers Varus·h In ...... • w• -: Record Time On ·Palmer-St ?;E::..:e·~. -:.-~· drAD'I;o~;;;;;;;;;;-... • nprd .. ..., ... ,.• ...., ,,. .... "All U..,. do II {f1 - - . ..,_IIIU" )'llll ...' - - " " " " 1he nelghborl!ood, but I lllways fell sorry about that beeauao I'm TIDl: I'EACIII!II JUUDO of Crow APRn. 1% - 1 •• a sucker for prdty aure ·tbey were ruJ JmD. 'medtioned lD our JMt eolu:om .,.. salted peanuts, gry as they - • 1 largo ""mily jMr. a-p. crow o1 lleito CjJQa. And I'm no! usppooed to have and hlllf ao tittle to go oo. ty aod • di~ cltiJoo be them at all. So Dad measures Returning to Sam and "1be De- provod to be, too., willdiDg up 00 out six <he's an addict, too) andl fenders." Here, as always, theY're the feculty of OIUo UnfYf!'lit)'. says "Th~t·s all you em) have." jsnatch!Jlg away one or favorites. He died eeveral yeats back. Then he hides 'eril, or be thinks namely, sam. Just like they took A~.~ emrtad1ng me aJ Ihe hides 'em. By noon that same j mhte and Dad'• favorite "CU.. to the pteee I wrotf were Hel1 day, only two or three pale Uttle nonball" show a year or two ago. en Hay«~~, Faye Sa~. and Mrl. goobers remain at this house on What price Nielson ratings!' Augu.st.a .WW of Racine. '!bey all Palmer-st. remembered hla llbuloul ability I . . I'VE GO'f TO RVN and cook Potato chops the same way. I I f _._ . ,_ ·t "II h h1 . supper now or t.IIC 11mp1C real- Jiy JILANCRE M. RASIUN8 . PAGE w-·· nACIID a PUMP :SOI&e-b<9- .. all 111.14 N·M wkltbo. 51*·10. $7A9 THE SHOE lOX I Ican Bulk Tank Service. I\IR-1 rest "' t e ."' o e sack rs on that Dad and C.P.H. are · ~mpty and tossed JD the waste . t f uta and ban 0 basket. Some wilh those lU' h";h • ""';'bbled 1 11 ...,It ' · corn crisp thinas w c ey ve n a a a erRIO GRANDE C6LLEGE HOPEFULS - Shown above are II prospective Rio Gr31)de College basketball players ~.. · · · 1100n. w:1o patticipated in the "try-out" session conducted by Coach Art Lanham at Wafhington school in Gallipolis last I read of the famous French 1. Fry th• eggs, add some ham, ~aturday morning. Coach Lanham is shown at extreme right as he bl'iefed the cagers, all former Ohio high school Dier Exupery's long and terrible open up a can 10mething, and siars, on tbe program. The maJority of the players are presently in th~ir senior year in high school and have ex· siege wben his plane came down make' lwo gaUons of coffee. Slm. pre3Sed a desire to eJII,'Oll at Rto Grande. nezt fall. Pictured left tn right are Larry Salser, R.1cine; Dick Spencer, on a desert, and for long and pie, isn't it? "'::f We handle all lllel Of IIDb for bOttlr gu. We -.lei what we sell or CASH for Portsmouth; Don Mlller, Cedarville; G111'Y .Huff, CedarvUle; Bill Koons, Jacksonville-Trimble; Don Trainer, Beaver; Charlie McDonald, Middlefield; John WiUiams, Athens: Roger 'Shriver, Southweatern; Tom Screetch, Dayton Dunbar; and Bill Lang, College Corner. Of the group Salser was the top scorer .for Racine's great team of • the past ·season; Spencer was a starter on Portsmouth's 1961 state champions; T,rainer led Beaver to the finals of this year's Class A regional tourney before bowing to eventual State Champion .Dresden; and Williams was named to th~ first team All·SEOAL this year. SPRING terrible hours or days be fay Wooder why 00 earth just slt· there, thirsty, hungry, ~1£ dead. ling around makes yoo 10 hungry? Know what he first wanted to Always doell. eat? "Salt and oil" he pleaded. 1 quote some of my folks, "Bet. Aod hat's just what he go. 11:. 1er pay grocery biUs as doctor whole sysem demanded it. ~ills. " Yes, any old day. Bul my system, w1th acting Jts blown we didn't use to drag in outAnd gaskets and motor as 1surely, if 'twould conk out most any old JUST WHEEL IN Phone first for quiclt approval. Then stop for your money. Buy bargai011. Pay bills. Cut expensetJ. One Joait here can do the job ancl reduc.e your payments. Remember, when money is the questioa ·CITI LOAN is the answer. · CITY LEAGUE April 9, 11163 STANDINGS Pis. ITY AN Pomeroy Cement Block 64 Falstaff Beer Bletnor Block Syracuse Ball Park Middleport Dept. Store Kot Rnds 61 56 >I 42 3> Falstaff Beer & SAVINGS CO. OHIO · Phone SH. 2-4811 at""""""""""""""""""""""""""'"""""""""'"""""''"""'"e - I Ever Leave Wyoming." 'Tv.·as ever thus! 293 Syratuse Ball Park Searles >t6 Total 140 253> 495 428 498 Hot Rods Blackston 66 Wiggins 2463 Tolal Middleport Dept. Store Musser Wagner Russell J . Bachner 471 492 474 Damewood Stobart Blind Total ' RUTLA~D, Louks WOlfe Grueser Sylvesler Walker Handicap Phone WY 2·2171 299 460 Hawley Pomeroy D. Rooah E. Roush Handicap Total I Rutland Furniture· If I can't find the peanuts. I'll settle for a peanut butter sand~ wich. And then later I'll moan, "Who oh why, did I ever leave diet," to the tune of "Why 492. 313 Stivers Schoenleb Voris Bob Miller, Mgr. 125 E. Main St. Sisson Capehart day, on any old pretext, demands salted peanuts. MIDDLII'CIIT 5113 420 .. 2365 Bletner Block _H_._M::: U::: Ier:___ _ _ _ 445 ' -~....... ..... , Miller Handicap Total 2473 Pomeroy Cetllfnt Block Clatworthy ii94 Duerr MS Dal'is 5~ Anderson 458 Sauer Total 437. 2554 4-H NEWS LEE LUVISI Pianist Lee Luvisi Will ••• Buy one! MOORE'S 26th ANNIVERSARY SALE! ITILLER & MOWER BUYS I For The Spring Springfield PROM 138 FOAD GALAXIE 500/XL SPORTS 11ARDTOP, TILLER 73 Horizontal White Coats 4 Cycle 3 RP. Bri gg~- Stratton MEN'S, 16.95 Engine BOYS', 12.95 Black Slacks 1rom 5·95 SUITS ~~~ from 29.95 SPORT COATS _ from 19.95 Recoil Starter MOWU 117•72 2411 HUffv 3RIDING HP Brloo,.Strotton lng. 2 ,. HP ••'"' 39·99 20, Vulcan Mow•·· ond St,..tton Englno · PRIDE Solf·Pr-'led Mowor 59·99 2011 GARDEN 3 H.P., Brins·Str.tton lntlne _ ,. YOU'LL KNOW WHY SHE DOESN'T FEEL THE BUMPS...WHEN YOU TEST-DRIVE ~ORO'S NEW $JQ,OOO,OOO RIDE . ~· I ~ !imoo1h as cars. cost· ing hundreds more, and for two r~aS0/ 1!1 : a revolutionary new The 196.1 Ford gives you a ride every bir suspens ion system ·... and added road· hugging weight. If took ten million dollars ffl de\'elop 11\e new ford, ride. We desiJ,~ned a revolt1t iclnary neW su:r;p,.nsion system for the '&3 ford. Where ordinary suspemions move only up and down to absorb road shock, the Ford su sp~ms ior) moves backward as well . In th is double-action suspensilln system, coil springs up frorH and leaf springs in the rear ~ombine tO give you firmness in cornering and a special smoothness over Jhe road. We added weight, strength and !llabilit}t. The new Ford is now actually hundreds of pounds more car Ihan <WilY other car in its class. Thi~ re markable weight advantage is in the suspension, frame, anJ body. And, as you know, this· added weight means a more stable ride. · But a solid, to.iJd~smoothiog ri~e i!l only Pi'~ of Ford's total ~rkmnanr.e s.1m"r b 196). i.ook how Fqrd swept the field this -!,) ·i"l,"' • nie-Gross Main St., POMEROY MOORE'S •m POMEROY You Don't Nttd Ceoh With Moore't Payday Crodit Terms year in the grueling Daytona, Riverside and Atlanta ~~ .al!d ht the demanding Pure Oil Performance Trials. Only 1a car with tor a/ performance - the best combination of strensth, b.ilance, preci~ion control, braking power and road-clinging su~spensi OII - could" roll up so many wins. . Before you buy any new car, test-drive afSuper TorqUe Ford. If you haven't driven'·one lately, you car1't really kno;w whit 1 · new ford ' is like. Make this important discovery-if ift built ··' by ford, it's buill for perfonno~Me ••• !!!.!!, perforvtance. 461 South Third St. ''If,, Mrs. Hmiett Mary Yoot iltd McGraw '""~ Jn, <barge o1 meeting Mid' March 10 ·of J!ai:lne Jolly Nel~ Club whtin ibey met Ill Ute tine 'Methodist church. were elected and projects locled, The nqj meeting will (lind s11ve 11 pretty penny/. 1. Breeze 11/ong Hl>intl Lmi ~ IUperc/Nr~ V8 llngN. 2. Rlllax lind tlnjoy L11nt 's 'lltlmY. l#p-Df-/uxfHJ! &Dnvi!ITii/JMs. l!letiWII Valley R0t1Pli81 ·Mrs. Buffalo; Pl. ' ~ ·•, ' "''" ' t t ' I Aprll .21 at tbl' chufcb. K'HtH ~.GOBLE FORD,- i'NC. ' \ ·• '> . .:(~·. .v f fi:''. , I . ~ ' .. 'MidCiie~, 0. • .t. 1.111 springtimt> in -throu/111/.IIM '# 11JtCiu11-,. chtllct> of 1un1t1DI ~s. . 4. Ht!lp YOUrst!H to thtl IJ/u#-sky fun Dl 11 s/iW·~ • L11nt W8gdn.JN't/. . 6. Dnv• t!f• /Jest IMI'gllin of your,.,,- ww,rtn, ffN , _, . Mw Ill your St,..l<t!r -fir'sI j ~::.:.· �,-, ' • • Panthe~s, I .+Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0.! ApriJ16, 1963 Jackets On SEOAL Roadtrips -- ~.-- ~~. (Dally - Se~Unel, Pomeroy-Mlddlewrt, 0., • A~ltf, • DidYouKnowThaot ...· The Daily Sentinel ~ 1963-ll - lloobt .,· .., _ for two .u.--. A lladdont .,.,. ''llllDDf, J_,..~-~~ 1111- Ow lo I I - tcrlllll)'bo #\!ol · _,., .. ~,,_,. jKe liiU!Dll looN .... Co.l I - _ mlnny" y..,.. boo '1'bo1 .. ~ J*tplt tittle Goobers Varus·h In ...... • w• -: Record Time On ·Palmer-St ?;E::..:e·~. -:.-~· drAD'I;o~;;;;;;;;;;-... • nprd .. ..., ... ,.• ...., ,,. .... "All U..,. do II {f1 - - . ..,_IIIU" )'llll ...' - - " " " " 1he nelghborl!ood, but I lllways fell sorry about that beeauao I'm TIDl: I'EACIII!II JUUDO of Crow APRn. 1% - 1 •• a sucker for prdty aure ·tbey were ruJ JmD. 'medtioned lD our JMt eolu:om .,.. salted peanuts, gry as they - • 1 largo ""mily jMr. a-p. crow o1 lleito CjJQa. And I'm no! usppooed to have and hlllf ao tittle to go oo. ty aod • di~ cltiJoo be them at all. So Dad measures Returning to Sam and "1be De- provod to be, too., willdiDg up 00 out six <he's an addict, too) andl fenders." Here, as always, theY're the feculty of OIUo UnfYf!'lit)'. says "Th~t·s all you em) have." jsnatch!Jlg away one or favorites. He died eeveral yeats back. Then he hides 'eril, or be thinks namely, sam. Just like they took A~.~ emrtad1ng me aJ Ihe hides 'em. By noon that same j mhte and Dad'• favorite "CU.. to the pteee I wrotf were Hel1 day, only two or three pale Uttle nonball" show a year or two ago. en Hay«~~, Faye Sa~. and Mrl. goobers remain at this house on What price Nielson ratings!' Augu.st.a .WW of Racine. '!bey all Palmer-st. remembered hla llbuloul ability I . . I'VE GO'f TO RVN and cook Potato chops the same way. I I f _._ . ,_ ·t "II h h1 . supper now or t.IIC 11mp1C real- Jiy JILANCRE M. RASIUN8 . PAGE w-·· nACIID a PUMP :SOI&e-b<9- .. all 111.14 N·M wkltbo. 51*·10. $7A9 THE SHOE lOX I Ican Bulk Tank Service. I\IR-1 rest "' t e ."' o e sack rs on that Dad and C.P.H. are · ~mpty and tossed JD the waste . t f uta and ban 0 basket. Some wilh those lU' h";h • ""';'bbled 1 11 ...,It ' · corn crisp thinas w c ey ve n a a a erRIO GRANDE C6LLEGE HOPEFULS - Shown above are II prospective Rio Gr31)de College basketball players ~.. · · · 1100n. w:1o patticipated in the "try-out" session conducted by Coach Art Lanham at Wafhington school in Gallipolis last I read of the famous French 1. Fry th• eggs, add some ham, ~aturday morning. Coach Lanham is shown at extreme right as he bl'iefed the cagers, all former Ohio high school Dier Exupery's long and terrible open up a can 10mething, and siars, on tbe program. The maJority of the players are presently in th~ir senior year in high school and have ex· siege wben his plane came down make' lwo gaUons of coffee. Slm. pre3Sed a desire to eJII,'Oll at Rto Grande. nezt fall. Pictured left tn right are Larry Salser, R.1cine; Dick Spencer, on a desert, and for long and pie, isn't it? "'::f We handle all lllel Of IIDb for bOttlr gu. We -.lei what we sell or CASH for Portsmouth; Don Mlller, Cedarville; G111'Y .Huff, CedarvUle; Bill Koons, Jacksonville-Trimble; Don Trainer, Beaver; Charlie McDonald, Middlefield; John WiUiams, Athens: Roger 'Shriver, Southweatern; Tom Screetch, Dayton Dunbar; and Bill Lang, College Corner. Of the group Salser was the top scorer .for Racine's great team of • the past ·season; Spencer was a starter on Portsmouth's 1961 state champions; T,rainer led Beaver to the finals of this year's Class A regional tourney before bowing to eventual State Champion .Dresden; and Williams was named to th~ first team All·SEOAL this year. SPRING terrible hours or days be fay Wooder why 00 earth just slt· there, thirsty, hungry, ~1£ dead. ling around makes yoo 10 hungry? Know what he first wanted to Always doell. eat? "Salt and oil" he pleaded. 1 quote some of my folks, "Bet. Aod hat's just what he go. 11:. 1er pay grocery biUs as doctor whole sysem demanded it. ~ills. " Yes, any old day. Bul my system, w1th acting Jts blown we didn't use to drag in outAnd gaskets and motor as 1surely, if 'twould conk out most any old JUST WHEEL IN Phone first for quiclt approval. Then stop for your money. Buy bargai011. Pay bills. Cut expensetJ. One Joait here can do the job ancl reduc.e your payments. Remember, when money is the questioa ·CITI LOAN is the answer. · CITY LEAGUE April 9, 11163 STANDINGS Pis. ITY AN Pomeroy Cement Block 64 Falstaff Beer Bletnor Block Syracuse Ball Park Middleport Dept. Store Kot Rnds 61 56 >I 42 3> Falstaff Beer & SAVINGS CO. OHIO · Phone SH. 2-4811 at""""""""""""""""""""""""""'"""""""""'"""""''"""'"e - I Ever Leave Wyoming." 'Tv.·as ever thus! 293 Syratuse Ball Park Searles >t6 Total 140 253> 495 428 498 Hot Rods Blackston 66 Wiggins 2463 Tolal Middleport Dept. Store Musser Wagner Russell J . Bachner 471 492 474 Damewood Stobart Blind Total ' RUTLA~D, Louks WOlfe Grueser Sylvesler Walker Handicap Phone WY 2·2171 299 460 Hawley Pomeroy D. Rooah E. Roush Handicap Total I Rutland Furniture· If I can't find the peanuts. I'll settle for a peanut butter sand~ wich. And then later I'll moan, "Who oh why, did I ever leave diet," to the tune of "Why 492. 313 Stivers Schoenleb Voris Bob Miller, Mgr. 125 E. Main St. Sisson Capehart day, on any old pretext, demands salted peanuts. MIDDLII'CIIT 5113 420 .. 2365 Bletner Block _H_._M::: U::: Ier:___ _ _ _ 445 ' -~....... ..... , Miller Handicap Total 2473 Pomeroy Cetllfnt Block Clatworthy ii94 Duerr MS Dal'is 5~ Anderson 458 Sauer Total 437. 2554 4-H NEWS LEE LUVISI Pianist Lee Luvisi Will ••• Buy one! MOORE'S 26th ANNIVERSARY SALE! ITILLER & MOWER BUYS I For The Spring Springfield PROM 138 FOAD GALAXIE 500/XL SPORTS 11ARDTOP, TILLER 73 Horizontal White Coats 4 Cycle 3 RP. Bri gg~- Stratton MEN'S, 16.95 Engine BOYS', 12.95 Black Slacks 1rom 5·95 SUITS ~~~ from 29.95 SPORT COATS _ from 19.95 Recoil Starter MOWU 117•72 2411 HUffv 3RIDING HP Brloo,.Strotton lng. 2 ,. HP ••'"' 39·99 20, Vulcan Mow•·· ond St,..tton Englno · PRIDE Solf·Pr-'led Mowor 59·99 2011 GARDEN 3 H.P., Brins·Str.tton lntlne _ ,. YOU'LL KNOW WHY SHE DOESN'T FEEL THE BUMPS...WHEN YOU TEST-DRIVE ~ORO'S NEW $JQ,OOO,OOO RIDE . ~· I ~ !imoo1h as cars. cost· ing hundreds more, and for two r~aS0/ 1!1 : a revolutionary new The 196.1 Ford gives you a ride every bir suspens ion system ·... and added road· hugging weight. If took ten million dollars ffl de\'elop 11\e new ford, ride. We desiJ,~ned a revolt1t iclnary neW su:r;p,.nsion system for the '&3 ford. Where ordinary suspemions move only up and down to absorb road shock, the Ford su sp~ms ior) moves backward as well . In th is double-action suspensilln system, coil springs up frorH and leaf springs in the rear ~ombine tO give you firmness in cornering and a special smoothness over Jhe road. We added weight, strength and !llabilit}t. The new Ford is now actually hundreds of pounds more car Ihan <WilY other car in its class. Thi~ re markable weight advantage is in the suspension, frame, anJ body. And, as you know, this· added weight means a more stable ride. · But a solid, to.iJd~smoothiog ri~e i!l only Pi'~ of Ford's total ~rkmnanr.e s.1m"r b 196). i.ook how Fqrd swept the field this -!,) ·i"l,"' • nie-Gross Main St., POMEROY MOORE'S •m POMEROY You Don't Nttd Ceoh With Moore't Payday Crodit Terms year in the grueling Daytona, Riverside and Atlanta ~~ .al!d ht the demanding Pure Oil Performance Trials. Only 1a car with tor a/ performance - the best combination of strensth, b.ilance, preci~ion control, braking power and road-clinging su~spensi OII - could" roll up so many wins. . Before you buy any new car, test-drive afSuper TorqUe Ford. If you haven't driven'·one lately, you car1't really kno;w whit 1 · new ford ' is like. Make this important discovery-if ift built ··' by ford, it's buill for perfonno~Me ••• !!!.!!, perforvtance. 461 South Third St. ''If,, Mrs. Hmiett Mary Yoot iltd McGraw '""~ Jn, <barge o1 meeting Mid' March 10 ·of J!ai:lne Jolly Nel~ Club whtin ibey met Ill Ute tine 'Methodist church. were elected and projects locled, The nqj meeting will (lind s11ve 11 pretty penny/. 1. Breeze 11/ong Hl>intl Lmi ~ IUperc/Nr~ V8 llngN. 2. Rlllax lind tlnjoy L11nt 's 'lltlmY. l#p-Df-/uxfHJ! &Dnvi!ITii/JMs. l!letiWII Valley R0t1Pli81 ·Mrs. Buffalo; Pl. ' ~ ·•, ' "''" ' t t ' I Aprll .21 at tbl' chufcb. K'HtH ~.GOBLE FORD,- i'NC. ' \ ·• '> . .:(~·. .v f fi:''. , I . ~ ' .. 'MidCiie~, 0. • .t. 1.111 springtimt> in -throu/111/.IIM '# 11JtCiu11-,. chtllct> of 1un1t1DI ~s. . 4. Ht!lp YOUrst!H to thtl IJ/u#-sky fun Dl 11 s/iW·~ • L11nt W8gdn.JN't/. . 6. Dnv• t!f• /Jest IMI'gllin of your,.,,- ww,rtn, ffN , _, . Mw Ill your St,..l<t!r -fir'sI j ~::.:.· �• • ' LE _'-1 ;~~ SIMI'S:.'!N ·~;;:lru:;~~~;ifll 11.--..!!:!.!.:::::..:::::.:::..___..:,:.:..;.:;::...:::;: -. u5 TISTSI WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES POMEROY MOTOR Is YOUR BEST UCSAIRD BET 1 100 P . M.. 0Q BefDH f"abbCIIltU• Men41U' Detdlin• 8•110 " M. MondllY lo!lll CANCELLATIONS CORIIEL'TIONS IMI ao::cepteO 11a1il 1:00 4 Fnt o._, t1f Pui'IIIM1-lM> REGULATIONS • 1962 Corvair Monn 2 Door rbe pu,biiUter , _ . <be r!CPI'I I_O tdl• ol nlert an' 1d1 de~r.-..ed nbJ~finnable Er-tn all the extras. 1962 Ford Thunderbird H.T. Cpe. _ $3,595 W.a~~Servlce per •ora, one •nsertlort. Real sharp inside and out, power steerlna and brakes, au- @) •JII oiU POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) OPEN EVES.-7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO OFFICE HOURS SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank? Get Kleen • Em • All Septic tank Cleaner . 0 hlo Valley lng. 4-16-30tp PHONE WY2-2157 A.K.C. REGISTERED Pekingese puppies. Reasonable. Don H. Call, 732 Sycamore st., Middleport. 4-l&<itp _ Trombone. Same as 5180 00 WE WISH to ;hank our Syra· cuse Neighbors who sent new. Will sell for 1-2 price. flowers, cards, letters of Carl Williams, Middleport, Phone WY 2.5389 _ 4-15-atc pathy and delicious food. AI· _ so the three ladies who serv- ONE BOLIN _;arden tractor. ed the dinner at lhe time of Phone WY 2-li927, Walter Wal· the death of our son. James ker, Pomeroy, Ohio. Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. E. IT'S OUR PLEASUHE ., to toao Howard Carpenter. 4-IS-llc ----- --~ ~-- -~- .Carpet Shampooers FREE 1 WISH TO THANK Dr. Bmce, with purchase of Blue Lustre Dr. Slack. and the nurses who Shampoo. Baker Furniture, were so kind and hel~ful dur· Middleport. 4-l6-6tc ing my stay al the Hospital. . 1 am also grateful for t h e FOR SALE - Holstem Baby cards sent to me and a Calf. Phonl WI 2-3082. thosE> wht."\ visited mP. Mrs. _ 4 13 ate Helen Bartels. 4-16-ltp : 19.\7 - 165 Harley Davidson I motor cycle. Very good shape. --""I"'N.,...,M"""E"M"'O=R-Y--- I Two litile banlam auloma__.;:...:....:==='-'--- tic chicken feeders. Surge IN MEMORY of Tommy Lew- milking units. Easter rabbits. is. killed April 161h. 2 years , Call WY 2-<i710. Norman Rose, ago. I Minersville, Ohio. A clu!ih"r of beautiftll mem4 13 ate ories , Spray~d wilh a million tears 1SI~~~h~n:.LA~:e n:~~ sewing Tv us who alway; loved you. ped to zi• za mono am Your memory w i I I Iiv e . • g, gr , destgn, etc. Cost new, $271.59. th rough th e year;. Will sacrifice for $67 39 Aunt Salle & Uncle Marvin or 9 payments $8.89 ,;,onthty. 4-16-ltc WY 2·2201, 4 12 Sic '-----------'1 Ill ----::N-:-0::=:-:IC"'E"S:---- IELECTROLUX Sweeper all cleaning attachments. A·l AM SANDWICHES . 0c. rondition, $16.9~ cash. Wy 2· 9 150 3 Coffee, Sc. Jm:k's Dair.v. Bar, 2204. 4 12 5tc Middleport. 4-16·6tc SINGER SE\\lNG- - --· '!.... GUN SHOOT.- April -21, at 1:00 tJ ' N 124 b sales and St:IYice. The ric Shop, 115 W. Second. Pomeroy, WY 2--2284. 4-9-3Dtc G~7~~ ~:em;e ...brid:;. 2 ~n:S 4·16·Stei-Au_to_m-at-i~-Singer zig zag been I ing machine. Finger lip con· cancelled. Lost ~our opelidor • trol sews with two needles 11"""' Cell W\' l·2!l6b. dec~rative stitches, built • i~ ~===~~ --•__.:!5_ 1' zig zag. Not an attachmeot. LOSE WEIGHT safely and ea.. Excellent condition and guar· ily with Dex·A·Diet tablets, anteed. 111111.00 or $6.00 month· only 98c. Stark Druos ly. WY 2·2201. 4 12 Stc 3 I 61ltp LOST " ....."""' & FOUND I MALE BEEGL!:, lost in the vicinity of Dewitt's Run . Col~ or - white and dusty gray. Large sl1.e beagle, no collar or name plate. Call VI 3·2734 or .John V. Bogard. Long Bottom, Ohio. Rt. l. 4-l~lp . FREE! "AntiqUII Car" Patt•rn Talll6 oz. Wotor Gla11es Nlth Purchase You get 1 glass free each time you purchase 10 gal· Ions of gasoline or more, or a combination oil change and lube job. Start A Set NDWI Pomeroy landmark AUTO SALES 19.\7 FORD CUSTOM .. 300 .. 4 Super Service Station DPEN 24 HOURS DAILY dr . Sedan. V8 Automatic transmission. No. 295. Terry Knight. 104 Legion 'Terrace, of cement blocks. Phone IVY 2-3292. Mortar - Windows - Lintels. 4·16·3tr Run Block Co. Phone wY z.%Gfl 1!156 WHITE FORD Station Pomeroy, Obio wagon , automatic 3 27 3Dtc sion radio ;,nd heater, motor. Prired for quick sa~,: ! :::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;: Contact Eldoh Walburn, or can be seen on lot at foot of · brid ge approach on W. Main St. 4·9-tlc :1...., F..,.,. 1 'llte Rambi; - -- - World Standard oi Compacl EseeUeoct1 Rig ear room. rid~ and performance Sman car economy and Wheels Out of Line? See Metrnpolilan Moton Vlatn Strf't>l., Pomero' Phon.- WY 2·3870 • 22 lie F'f 11' 1\JF.W ru used can:: J. r • . : -~s iJ"I•.ne ~AI F':~ ·f'\' ew~ Mar\'m ~::1 At'lwns. LV 3-4061. 10.9-tlc '!. YOUR CAR NEEDS I Beasle~ · TWO 'l inch bench s aws in rirst .; class condilion. 790 Maple St., Gravel Hill. 4-16-:ltp Socle •,l .y News '"' ••-,..· ,....,... ., fo• ...larla. Write 4 APRIL II The Past Olief:s, of MeJgs Temple pythian Sisters will ,Those visiting Mr. and Mn. meet Moodiiy etenioc at tlte <..eorge Reed recenUy were Mr. Complete Front-End Adjustment Blaettnars !llr. and Mrs. Hobart Dor and family vlaltd her parenla, Mr. iDd .Mn. Winnie Balley, &. ;:::~~T.~~~~;~r~!~~:!~~=~~;·,~The[ Racine Elementary SALE: One Bolln ~~ Monday; ~ !J,l:"''A at ~~d ":.sem.:.:'~e ":to~~;!~: tractor. Telephone Walter Walker, Pomezr..: meot house. Okey Wood, Sy· racuse, Ohio. Call WY 2~. FOR 4-l~tc ==-==-=-=---"-: HOUSE FOR SALE or trade. SALE Tanthorey, JeaoWilaor. Rooe ofand Mr. arid Mrs. Gel\0 R,eeda• · : a~ad~= vUle. l!lstnic!W-, ..W ~ Linda Uod""""'r was an "Appreciation of Muale In ornjghl guest of Marcella Wy School." Each 011e Ia iated an -'lcle .for a· ·stlenl Polluct refreshments served. S . · ifv,., OR RENT ov: Ho p•'W News WANT ADS wotiK II'OIIderl w1ten )'011 IL bU) or soU and daughter of Columbus Yli11«1 Mr. and Mrs A. E. Wyers recently. I · Mr. and Mrs. Harlan, Webb and daughter of Man afield Ylalted over the weekend with Mr. · and Mrs. Clearmoot l!irrll; Mr•. and Mro. Herman Grosonlckle end chUdreD and Mr. aniJ MrL Mike and ..,._ ~ . w....._. _., S.::. The I THE POET'S CORNED . I ,. =••: · -tlfu'[";. Cert recently I ' ,,u,.. O,._.lt' SEE US FOR • , • I Program For Speci'aJI.SlS Is For Graduates t!: Morrun'gStar NeWS, EVeDls THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL '59 DQ,DG·.E td:.:;; •1·19, 5 :'~' •= . KARR , gIVAN>.· - lnJ.. 2 rr 101c :'.=:' tr•.,:~:,~'f, ., ~~ u. "' ·1, .. ,., u-" cpplicant. : •, ·~ ·, .. ~~tl-, ;o~1· ~-...Pjl'!l~oy · on :bis J~;~~~~~~~~~~~~m4~~~~~ '!'be IPPlicant 11ton .rec.~vu .da,Y.J·thiri: r · ·"' · · : . . 'j · .~~.- · .'a~ · -), ) ;i/· ~,.. · . -.,._ ............ ....... .. -..-_. ··-"' ,.. -... --. -....._ -.AHa. ~=ILDol>l&J W.,-n I ... Six rooms, hath, haU base- o.~ ~ w • •· for ~· ment, hot and cold water ;.;:'""~"' ant ~ qu~· Theodorus QJuncO "DaUjblenll , Eotered Hot,llal =~•· ~~~H!· gas heating,, .garage, one ·~of. ":"'""'.,. wiD meet Monday Among those who entered ria and MrJ. Sylvla W.bb end .. · re ground, m RuUaod. Will , at 7.30 p.m. at the IOOF haD. Holzer h !tal In the 1 24 daughter vi&iled SaiWilar·witK ' · sell on land contract. S. D. I cbarter w1ll he draped for osp . . pas u.-..1 · 1 p"-'"-- : DOWNSTAIRS lurnished apart· . Buskirk, Rullant, o. H~l'p GIRL OR WOJI:AN, colnred or Florenct. Gilmore and all offi· boorsHe were.,~- ShirSlleyMichA. Raburymond ""'' s a • .,.~, .. , ment, Mechanic Street Utili· ,...,1 housework. cers and. •• · Mr g. nd Mr L R Barr ·a·"'' . wh'te I ' for ...,, ..e •·· ,...m al'l! I'JQIIOSI- Irsman, A Da - ..... 322 ar Third., A lies paid. Laundry room and Uv In Pho SH 7,.4403 ed h embers ae vis v e a s · · '"' 1 washer furnished. E wl n ' - · Ll 0 .It e · n, · · . · to wear " lte. Al m · Mlllard M Erlt Rt 2 Gamp.;: Arth.;. were vi.tung Sunilay in· 4 13 lfc are asked to he present toP'""" Us, Mrs. Georg~ P.' s.l.tth, Rt. Vienna, W Va. with Mr. and Store, Phone WY Z.2660. '-"'tlflt/' lf!t,l#ll. ~ANTED: A congenial womsn Uce for pr-nt,altoo of colors 2 Galllpolis, Maurice Edward Mrs. Russell Barr. _. RUTLAND - 2 lloor, 6 room ·to stay nights. No houae work. at.:;: ~libs of Heath Metbo- Swisher, Rt. 1 Cheshire, Del· Mrs. Gra"" Boston and ~augh· frame home, with balh, gas or ·Call WY 2-5393, Mrs. Percy dtsl Church will meet Monday bert A. Metheney, Jr., Rt. I ter, Gladys, moved to V1enna, heating, utility room, en· , Peoples, 324 E. Main St., evening 11 the church with Rev. Ewlngton, Mrs. Reginald D. Ty- W. Va. Thursday. Gladys ts , .. closed porches (front & hack) and Mrs. M·~m· Do~ crett, 2512 MI. Vernon Ave .•. Pl. employed In the office of Dr. . le t 1 I I ~· • - ,... PI y PI nd y c ondse dspace,Los IOOor m senting the pn~gram . 011 Bas- eas~nt, Mrs. Robert D. Tillis, eager.al from he ttend..., w n ows a oors. t X ter, Hostesses wUI he Mrs, E. 109 L1herty St., Pl. Pleasant, Sever . re a .coo nished. Phone WY 2-5187. 120 with garage, on State Rt M Wood Mrs Gamet • Mrs. WIUlam G. Derenberger, tho Boosters meeting at Tuppers· MOllERN • room •·-'shed 124 $8500 00 . • . Rt 2 Pt PI t Mr Le PJ . Monday evening • •~w · · ' ger Mles Bess Sanborn 1lod ' • easan • s. W· ams · unfurnished apartment. ·R-:LAND - Rcral - 6 room Mr~ Forrest Bachtel ' Is E. Triplett, 575. Broadway Belinda Peel, grandda~ghter ·. dl port WY 2--3874 hrme (one !lOOr), gas heating · ' St., Middleport, Mrs. OrvUie of Mr. and Mrs. Clearmont Har•. e · ' ·f · nd ll 'th AP . JUL 1 H · · u nderwen t foot. surgery a1 . ree), CIStern a we , WI • . u..-. ·~·e, RI. I Middleport, rts, THREE and four room fumisl> outside cellar and cell:~r house 'The Twillgh! Gardeo cl u Ken Clark, Rt. 1 Middleport, St. Joseph Hospital, Monday. chickt:n houst: and other will meet Tuseday evening at Mrs. Charles V. Humphreys, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Shield eel and tmfurnisbed apal1-, small fruit. 24. acres the hOnle of Mrs. Dwight Park- 248 W. Main St., Pomeroy, Mrs. and family· 'Of Newark ealle4 menta. WY 2-5434. $150('.00. er. t. E. Bla'<eslee wiD he· H. · Denzil Goeg)ein, 236 Lin· on M•. and Mre. George Powell 1ft 12 1 FARM - 110 acres in Rutland guest speaker. cob. Rd., Pomeroy, Mrs. Harry over the week end. FURNISHED and unlumlshed Twp., 2.~ miles from Route 124 The Friendly Circle of the Wehrung, 19 Cave St., Pornoapartments. Paid utilities. Be- 7 room houst with bath, turnFederated Chur..:h wlU meet roy, Mrs. Emmett B. Stethem, · fore 5 p. m. Phone WY Z. ace heating, cister and 2 weUs Tuesday :vening at 8 p. m: Rt. 1 Long Bottom, Mrs. Elsie Z176, after $ p. m. Pbooe WY double sink ar.d cabinets in kit Miss Elizabeth Fick and Miss M. Greenwood, Wellston, Wil· Hi'74. 12 I 1ft cheu, front an. hack porches M:•ry Virginia Reibel have llam Lucas, Wellston, Everett HOUSE, 6 r<~~.ms and hath. Large barn, chicken house and charge of the program. Thorne, Rt. 3 Wellston, John R Good location 136 Lincoln Rd. otht:r buildings. aiS<J · several D. Wickline, · Rt. 1 Scottown, Your,gstuwn kitchu,, T II e . fruit trees, lovely lawn with . ~PRD.. 17 Mrs. Euna Riley, Rt. 1 Chesa· fioor. Call WY Z.:JOOO. A. H. shade. Terms. $8500.00 The Yf11tdmg Trall 'G arden peake, Mrs. Nuna L. Stephens, TilE THREE CROSSES , Rusenbaum 3 28 LAND CON"'RA~l - Balance club will meet Wednesday eve· Russell, Ky., and Waller Roar, Loog_ years ago on Calvary • ' ! · $460(1.00 payments $40.51 monthn~, at the h~e of Mrs. CUI Rt. 1 Wurtland, Ky. tull ONE 6 room house and 4 Car. be bought for $3500.00 Will, East Mam St. Births Three crue1 cro.sses swung; roo.-1 apartment. Peoples return 10 per cent on pur- . Wdham Fergw10n. Lawrmce R.-l ..'l'he Past Presidents of the Mrs. John E. Lloyd, 130 Two lo~ely thJeves to meet race. Phone WY 2-5385. price. 1Lee, Cora Lee tc PhOebe Lee;1·Ladles ·Anliltarr of Drew Web· Portsmouth Rd., daughter, 6:31 their fate; . C. C. CUCKLF.R REALTOR Bonnie M. Whittington, lots, lster Post America· Legloo, will a.m. Tuesda;. Mrs. Harvey On the other, our S!ivlour hung. meet at the home of Mr o E Cook R G u WY Z.3830 Middleport. · . , I. I a ipolls, daugh.. SIGN PAINTING. PAUUNE MARKINS Phoebe Lee to Bonnie M. George Mowrey, Wednesday ter, 4:41 p.m. Monday. Mrs. They crucified our gentle Lord ' onable, Bill Kerwood, SALESMAN Whittington, lots, Middleport. evenmg. Charles Frederick Scott, 635 And nailed Him to th~ Col bi V SH !-4782 Gordon H. Caldwell, Helen The Child Conservation Lea- Oliver St., Middleport, son. 3:31 There are those who !•ve today urn a, w. a. 4 10 6tp Evenings- SH %-litl~ M. Caldwell to Verd Chevalier gue Will observe its •.~al p.m. Monday. Mrs. Dennie H. Who never knew their great =~===;;--= and Audrey Chevalier . .48 acre, ll"••t night Wednesday evenmg Staats, New Haven, W. Va., son, loss. . FOR ~AINTING, Interior a~d F~R S~ ~I Orange April 17 m the social rooms of p.m. Monday. ' exter or. CaD Richard Wit, Dlde, u Ire • He msn. Massar d~ t 0 Colubmus an4 Southern Ohio Diacllaraed HJ was God, who died for tH; 009 N. Second Street, Middlee~, automatic gas heat. t619 . E~ Hood f;·Trans Electric company In Middleport Patients discharged With. a thorn crown on Hio port 4 3 30tc Lincoln Heights. Call J o h n ' · ., b-'l!lnnlng at 7:30 p. m The · Ra Duhl Mr J R head; · Blaettnar WV 2-5127 3-19-tfc 1 Pomeroy. · Y ' s. · ' Th He h lth ' . Eldon Gaul, Evelyn Gaul to . theme wiD be a Hewailan LuStephen Moody, Karla ere ung w a sword James A. Heaton, Helen L. at.:. with members to comt: Sullivan, Debra Fisber, Mrs. pierced Sld! Heaton, 4.2 acres, Chester. COtllume. There will be a G. L. McGuire, Mrs. c. v. Tip- , As He suffered, d1ed, and ble<L. I \,f{,..IQI<r lfit.t•l• Myrtle Gardoer, Barbara ally for those not In costume. Mrs. M. 8, Freeman and j . eGARDEN SEED POMEROY - 5 room frame Gardoer to Ohio Power Co., APRIL lJ daughter and Mrs. J. H. ,How can we tum from Him Ihouse with living room. dlnlng 6'..125 acres ~oat, Salem. The aUJ:illary of the Carriveau and infant daughter. ~way ' • FIELD SEED room, kitcben, • bedrooms, and Asa Roscoe Pullen, dec., to Hend Citizens Band Radio club Amoac Alling And tgnore His pleading too·: • FERTILIZER bath, basement, hot air !urn- Cora Pullen, James 0. Pullen, wiD hold lla monthly According to the . midnight For us: His father heard . Him ace heating, 50' • 100" lot. Out Lyston R. Pullen, Geraldine Thursday evening AprU 18, report of the ~ursmg depart- "Fo~~~e the know not . Middleport Feed Mill of high water, and only 12tllll Pulleo, Alfid. for Trans., Mid· 30 p.m. at the hCHile of Mrs. Eu- ~ent, those pattents who were !hal the doy" feet from the Court House. Can dleport. gene Hawkins, Liberty Ave., holed as fair JnclndOI' Aubra y . '""' Fowler, Owner & Dpp. firumce the right party with James 0. Pullen, Heth Pol- Pomerey. W. Wood, Baker Gordon, Jos· . ''We Do Custom Grinding" modest down payment len, Lyston R. Pullen, Marjorie The Willing Workers c1ass eph Willis, Mrs. Homer Vititoe, So let us k~eel before HIS CI'OSI N. 2nd Avo. Middleport POMEROY - 9 . I Pullen Geraldine Pullen to lh E ...... . EUB h . h Ill Mrs. Charles W. Weaver, Mrs. In a contrtle, hunlble way; room ~arne • • e nw:r•.,rJSe c urc w 1"'.-.-r p s · h d M p 1 For He arose a vicUlr o'er sin . htme with bath hot water heat- Cora Pullen lot Middleport. meet at the home of Mrs ~--•e · mtl an rs. au 1 · ' PHOTO COPYING Serv1ces. ' ' ' · . Bartee Oo that glad Jnd happy Easter Copy an letter or docllmenl Jng, basement, front and back tie Lone. Thursday evemng. · . D y porcJoes. Large corner Jot with i' Potluck rlereshments will he Blond admln.tstered recenlly ay. "euler Insurance, Pomeroy . several shade trees Can be . served at the hospital included three Allee Frick Z 15 lie · · . uru'ts on Saturda three n1'ts Polllero• Oblo -;;==::c-:,--:=-:-:;:-:-:-c-:: bought for less than $900.00 per The Women's Ml5Sionary SoY! . u "' Kart Graeser,. Plomblng and room. ciety of the Pomeroy F I r s t on Sunday and !JVe umts on Reatioc POMEROY - 7 room frame Baptist church will meet at Monday· INDOOR ARCHERY ~- rill Oblo NEW YORK (UPI) - Indoor Mn e, house with bath, gas heating, the church, Thursday evening, 1 End )'0111' sewer 1r0nhleo garage, 100' Jot. 16,01111.00. with the Ruth Circle in trill at Logan. artychery gatn';:.l~popu~ · We bave au stuo WANTED - Business, either. of the program, the Martha Mrs. John lhle and Patty vis- It : Arc ry con . ve Sewer MacblnK existing or potenlial. by party devotion• aod the EHza· lied Sunday aft.emooro with Mrs. butll or are planoed In a dozee Reaoooable Daleo wanting to make his home here Foremoet among Army beth Stark Circ'• a8 hoste Teddy Massie and famlly. states, West Coast Engineering · Call In' z.mt Day or Night in Meigs County. tar~ enlistment opUons, the · sses. Mrs Charles P. lble and Mrs. of Seattle says It has booked 7 28 lie c. c. CUCKLER, REALTOR Umiled ~to . htgh school grnduFrancis Ruberla of Baclne were ord~s so far lhla year of ., ., BI!ATING AND PLUMBING wv z. 313r ates ooly.l This Is another of business visitors at Parkers· million worth of equipment ... MaeDer F'lrtlaces ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN the many opt!< in the Army's burg Saturday. ed by the centers, Aroold llroiMrs wv !-22211 Graduate Specialist Program Not Chance" program. E M . 618 · ain St., Pomeroy, Ohio FOR SALE: F1ve room house, "t;Jtolce If a hl•h school ~aduale Pltooe In' z.wa .,. :·,·an>iml· 2 acres land. Good condition, passes the qualifying • ·-:--':""------6 1 tfc ms1de and out. New rug~ on tioos for enrollment as a Gradshingled roofs. floor. $2500.116, $1,01111.00 down uale Specialist, he chooses the Attendance at Sunday School Carpenter and block laying. payments like rent. See Es- oc1toollng he wanta before he April 7 was 'll' offering $11.55. Hourly or cootracl Clinton ther Andersor.. Dexter, OWo. enllsts. Successfu: · Meozel Smith was In Pierce, Syracuse, Ohio, Ph. Phone MY 11-3466 Alban• f this tak th · of the worsWp service. '· • program can e etr , and Mrs. John lble and • . r WY 2-6080. J II 30tc =~~~~--4 ~13'-6~1'p pick from 107 challenging recently visited Mrs. Ma· AUCI10NEER FOR SALE: Four (ood loll. room course.. In Ra119011 and daughter, Teresa Complete Ilervlce Good seven room house, hath nical fields, Army Lancaster. CriU Bradford and % bath, basement and ranks with the world's best. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Thoren Write, Coallct l8fage, out of high water. Another phase of the family s(!ODI a recent week ,. A. c. BRADFORD Could be made Into apart- ate Specilllist Program Is with her srandmother Mre. Racine, 01t1o menta. City water, eleclrlcl- "early eholce" offered high at ~leld. ' 1 11 He t~, ps. Priced lor quick sale. school seniors. T1tls aUows them Mr. and Mfs. i::Ieo Pullins of See Okey Wood, Syracuse. to choose from the widest range Lancaster visited receoUy with Phone \YY uoati. of available rourses - eo days Mr. and Mro. Joe Thoren. .' , prior to graduatiot - before Dr. and ldni. Rocer Grueser quotas lor the most popular ·and faintly of Logan visited on 2 DOOR HARDTOP LEGAL NOTICE IN THI CDUilT Oil CGMMON P'LIAI COut8eS are filled. If I senior SUnday eYefting With Mrs. 8JanV·8 motor, automatic transmission, power steer1o1 MIIOI COUNTY, OHIO ' qualified, his Chosen COUJ'8e che HamJn Ind.· Mr and Mrs . :::. c•,.nu William An•r.w~ • ed f him . · • m ,.,. ....., ttreet IS re&erV or unt1l after Clarence Gruner. and 2-tone paint. - j, ''""'~~:·"':~··· he graduates, with no obUga. Mr. and Mts. Earl Shuler vis•• · lion until be enllsts. iled Wednesday :with her mothE Andrl... To take advantage 0f ..th'e er, Mn. Elizabeth Vigor at •"'"' Mlflor, POMEROY WY 2-2649 Addro" Unkn•-· ''early choice" the high school Delaware. · ' DeftMaftt. , OFFERS THE BEST •~ """ selllor needs ,a Jetter si!lned by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thoren visCLAIR WDODI ~.:;WI'l~W ~= his high · sphool prinCipal or ited ·SUnday ~lttl Mrs. Elva CotPHONE Uu.t HI WIU'cll 111. IJIIS3 the aadrr· guidance counselor stating that . · · CHESTER 915·2145 ~ed IIJtod bU P.Utla AIIIDit: btr h ·- Ilk I . - ·: Writing, I _, 1.11 tb• C01,1rt of Ctnlllii.OII PI•a· ar ..! .:> e y to gl'3,).\ 1fe. After hiJ ~&rlntee,Jn wbiCh 12-8-25tc Mflit:• CoiUit,., Ohio. pra)'bll tor ''· U I '••"I ' I' . II '•~· ef! .711•••• -~· . h YOrce 111d 111e11 other ,,ellef 11 m•r S8 . ~ 8Ctoy.~l Y COmf,l, mg 8p ~ goeS ~~~...., ~ ;. ~f'-1 tn.u:n e be tURf lind proper Ml t.h• lriiUQdl of I ~ tea+. the Arm• recruiter a ·tu .. •ly"; erilWI . .. ' ' ~~W'rfu~~~~:~ ' . 1\"TCH n 111'011 lle•leel of dUI)' •nd t•treme , • · '","!"' • '" ~ ' ' Work li!Uaranteed. Comer - ..... t, sal!l' rau~ w1u 11e ror hesr· , Wlll assnit him 1p sele«;tlng a 1 To :, r . '"'before you go .see , / ··~ , Cadi.llitc :;e11 ter lnd 8ecoDd Street~, !;e :U~' an .., lll• tw~t~t 41 ., r~r o\p- tourse Qf· lru!truc~i\ 'bn_sed· on lt!~!- ~~~~~ ·\,G, . ~Udd 1 ~a.¢ . ."V4J~'l1' L~k~ Au.J'I Q~j,!~~t~~~~~ Masoa, W.Va., Lewis Bles• ~~f:r.~1 "' 111 '•• AMrews tilt resUlts and · desires f' .~he J,.c:~ ·. ~ _y.,. R~,.-I~r.. Jn GaJ.' i . . 1 ,: ~~~.- . ·. . -..,..... IAitHIY GOOGLI and $MUI'I'Y 1Mmi CROSSWORD 1.1Wla6e an -~ trsRIM Sunday. """"'ar m:tnagPrahlllty f; (If'. ~tl\ •..':.....:!;.~·.:;:=.,:::'!:! NC~Ilirem•ntl. MUlord WindonhlaII parenll ll()ndlnel ala ·,. lew days ·with Dill, W. Va. ~.!Yanl':: =.·wrlf. ru=:. daY. - ""'~· ... ,., Tho o.u, IL.---""-1·_.. _ .._.._.,_._0,;.'---,.JI J.ome of Mrs. WOllam Lowe at and Mrs. Vernoo Reed and lam- Ivan Chevalier wu cal~ Oil ....,.m:--1--;~ 7:30 p. m, .IIY of Waldo, Mr. and !drs. flo. hlo brother, Herman, :~ batt Smalley of Chester. Pearl Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Walldno FOR SALE - 4 good room house, baih and ior, snow white finish. CARD 01" rll.I.NU - ll.Je fer ~ word rulllmpm &acb •"d.ltiOfto al word lc Ohltuarl11• pabU...., at 1 ~ent per wotd AUTllMUB!t.E Beats IUII'.et A.ceacJ "'IDIIII'Uee Itt eYei'J' uti IHtstneos Pllooe In' W41J -- Joppa A1 en c y. Middleport.• · ,.: :,. ...,. twt .... ,. ...::.. ·~ ............ ,..... Fire, automobilt, bonds "'WY Z.2903. ' 21 tomatic trans., radio, beater, wbite wall tires, red Inter- • L:enu Mln \munp Chuce 110 eefl1l Q Cenb per _..., tor 1'llrw. C'ODo secuuv.o, ln1ertlou1 Fu.l: r1te ..,, ' cenu per word ..UI be ehlflf'd for ad..ert.llln& If nor paid wlt.hll' tn du• lfrer """"" bJck of Pomeroy. $1995 Beautiful maroon finish with Fawn buell:et seats, ltd. trans. Locally owned and a low mileage car. RadJo, heater and 'lobouhl bt "'pllrtf'd lmmedl•lti)' 'ftt out. 111!her ... m rao• 1)1! retponalh~ for mnrr •ha" """ •ncnTre<"l llllf!tlio11 For 1 """" en. Jt.. . .... aatd'l ..tq ..... "' ..-.. ·=·---... . -"'-· ·-'II -·· . . . .,Eli A& II& 1., lllol ..c WMPO Radio IIONPA1 ftiiU nm.&1 1:11 11ew8 1:811 " 7:11 BniVIIt l'lrt1 l:tl5-Saon4 a.rt frGp"tuu 1:00 """" •:211 O.W.r J • I:GII BnUrul flrtr 1:111 NOW 11:11 Neira .:35 , _ Wtdl .... . l:li llmlrfall PlrV 1:4& Mel,tl Cllillq III'D .1:10 Nna . f:flll Newa 1:10 llrwkfnll'lrtiJ AUba t:OS Broatt.l P1r1J ·1:15 JOIIIII 8ulelt llbtnl 1:311 Newa 1:31 Newt d 7:SS Pk:ta llanlwe Sbow 1:111 Breal!:lull'lrtiJ I.IA-we 7:50 7:11 Nna Reparl t'l!811 I·OO Breaklal! Party IO:M PDIU PortJ · 10:30 N0'1111 DAILY C.YPl'OQOO'DI- ....... . _ ....... Ita I : lJ Brealdall 1'11'1)' 18:30 MIISic: Ill 1lle b A.l:~ . . . . . . . . . . . 1:31 Van PariJck Sport Sbow JO·.tS 'Die Good Life ro r.oxerat.r.ow I:SS BreUfall Party . ~liS Under Obto Slllel - - . . - - - · -·.aploAII1 ''" ,,... hnL u:tltl llelho ...IIIe111, X lOr tile two 0'1.t:lll' Nu' .. ,._ T ......., liqlllol,llle loniUI a n d - ol tbo- ..... t:OS Otiffae Willi J :w .... fll ...,.,. 1:30 Newt ll:ll No'lll • 1:35 Coffee Wllb Janel 11:35 llualtn • TliP Tell 8bow OA.PSIX IOZZJl l:fl. Betty Neftllt Show 12:1111. N - Nooe Repcd 18:00 12:15 Maille IDI1Irllltio I. IlK eBlUiPB~ ll.t. BJ.,-- NANCY 10:00 MinliWIII ,..,.._ 12::10 Rev. MerllD , _ J01fUSlCIBNYS 11:20 Cotmly Hoe Down. I: liD ~)EVER~' KIJ) IN Y......,.. OJ~LIIt WH$N 'Jtf&f:BODT JS SOIIJD. 11:311 News 1:06 Plallor l'lrl7 70WN ~AS A 80J)T TBIIlN NOBOI>T lit Alf!BODT.-.ANONTKOU8 18:35 County Hoe Down ~::III Ntft POGO STICK • s-. .............. '7t llllloJ 11:00 News 3:35 Platla Plr17 b:ll SWap 8bop 4:10 NI!WI 11:311 Newt 4:IIS PlaUet l'lr\7 11::11 hrm Nowo 4:30 Newa U:40 Country .._... 4:35 Platter PariJ <F8mi!l 'l'lnll'l-l &:oo ~~ew~r ll'SS Up,.. llMm !leditalloos I :OS Travello' Tlmo ......, 'l'lnqlt ......, U:51 low J011111 Sllldl Ave. 5:311 News 7:11 Sip On, MulieaJ Cloct 1• IJt, NaoD Niwa . 1:1111 Ntw11 7:41 'Die IJfeltne IJ:!J Weather Reptrt 1:811 Stllldown Serenade 1:10 Oldo Valley N0111 JUO Music Juat J'ot You 1::111 Newa 1:15 Sports 'l'o4l1 1·00 Nift 7:00 Sign Off 1:10 World Nelli · 4 DICK TRACY 1:00 ~lllla .lull l'ur y.., _, I:!J Musical ClodJ: P::III AJricultura Apt!~ 1. r Nfta 7:111 Newa 1:11 Coatmunlt7 1112:e Country Go RouD<. 1·35 \lusk: Jlllt For You 7:35 Army Hour 1:00 ~1:116 New! Beet 1·10 . 8:00 Bapllal Layman'• Hour 1:30 Puhllc Service 1:00 Cotmtry Go llouot i:o6 111t1a1o Juall'ur t011' I:!J Qmrcb at Work 1:41 lll>Jhii o1 B1e.to1n1 1:55 Newa Beat l:llt New. 1:111 N..,. 10:00 11a1tta Cotmly howa 1:110 Midway ..._ 1:3& Music Juat For You 1:35 Hour ol Deliver.,.. 1Q:OS 'bill at the 'l'oWII 1:116 N011'1 Ileal S:ll! Neon . l:ao Wlllp Ot Heoilltc IG:II6 World Nelf8 f:IIO ~ Ull P1a1W J'lrV 1:111 Na• 11:00 M o1 tile 'l'oWII t::III ~ 3 • • Newt 9:35 ' Legislative Review (em:epi FrL aturcb Bells RIDIJ 1:00 O!ouoonlty Newo 8:. Plallel' P8117 M$ SUoday Chapel 11:45 World ...,... 1:05 World • Natloaal News 4:1t NeWli U::OO Voice of Prophecy U:fl6 Mason County Neft 1:11 SpotllcJu 011 Sparto 4.41 Plal\ei ·Party tn:30 News . 12:00 Coatmunlt7 Newo 1::111 Sign Oil 4:16 Blnettnar Auto haw - 10:35 Wasb. Repta to !be Peoplel::.;,;,:_==:~-==---,.:.;:::...:~..:::----'l'ue., • 'lbun. IO.SO Social Security . 4: • LoeaJ Newo 11:00 Country llyma 'lW 4'40 Platter Party u:• NOWI . . u i30 Ooualry B,ynm 'l1lllt 1 ' ~ Newo 10 Ill Stmday atlpeJ 5:11. TraveUo' Time d:flt IIA!!al 5:111 Sporla d:ll 1ltt SooN &:flO News d:m Rn. r.. 8:11 Sports l:Ot a- 11 DootliOI' 8:11 Suo-Down Serenade i:ao Lutherar 11our 1:11 Ne,.. t:a Nowa 7:00 Sigo 00 I:Go 'Die Bic Lie L\nJRDAY I1CBI!JIULB 3:11 Baa 111 tile Qoou •:fit lilewa S:OO Rev. ~ 'Ritlrtte 8:06 Country Music 'l1me S:JO 1be ~ Hour Ne,. 4:00 Ne"" US Farm World News <:tlli Sunday !lhowoue 1:11 RFD 4:30 Newo 7:• Newa t:3ii Sign Off f:ti BreUfaal Pan, 1:110 February Sign Off . -...,,...-.. -··--- ...........-n lilllk-- __ * ___ _ •••• •• r w-., W J EH RADIO n.. •=• •• ABIII AND SLATS lr FRIO U.SSWIL&. �• • ' LE _'-1 ;~~ SIMI'S:.'!N ·~;;:lru:;~~~;ifll 11.--..!!:!.!.:::::..:::::.:::..___..:,:.:..;.:;::...:::;: -. u5 TISTSI WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES POMEROY MOTOR Is YOUR BEST UCSAIRD BET 1 100 P . M.. 0Q BefDH f"abbCIIltU• Men41U' Detdlin• 8•110 " M. MondllY lo!lll CANCELLATIONS CORIIEL'TIONS IMI ao::cepteO 11a1il 1:00 4 Fnt o._, t1f Pui'IIIM1-lM> REGULATIONS • 1962 Corvair Monn 2 Door rbe pu,biiUter , _ . <be r!CPI'I I_O tdl• ol nlert an' 1d1 de~r.-..ed nbJ~finnable Er-tn all the extras. 1962 Ford Thunderbird H.T. Cpe. _ $3,595 W.a~~Servlce per •ora, one •nsertlort. Real sharp inside and out, power steerlna and brakes, au- @) •JII oiU POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) OPEN EVES.-7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO OFFICE HOURS SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank? Get Kleen • Em • All Septic tank Cleaner . 0 hlo Valley lng. 4-16-30tp PHONE WY2-2157 A.K.C. REGISTERED Pekingese puppies. Reasonable. Don H. Call, 732 Sycamore st., Middleport. 4-l&<itp _ Trombone. Same as 5180 00 WE WISH to ;hank our Syra· cuse Neighbors who sent new. Will sell for 1-2 price. flowers, cards, letters of Carl Williams, Middleport, Phone WY 2.5389 _ 4-15-atc pathy and delicious food. AI· _ so the three ladies who serv- ONE BOLIN _;arden tractor. ed the dinner at lhe time of Phone WY 2-li927, Walter Wal· the death of our son. James ker, Pomeroy, Ohio. Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. E. IT'S OUR PLEASUHE ., to toao Howard Carpenter. 4-IS-llc ----- --~ ~-- -~- .Carpet Shampooers FREE 1 WISH TO THANK Dr. Bmce, with purchase of Blue Lustre Dr. Slack. and the nurses who Shampoo. Baker Furniture, were so kind and hel~ful dur· Middleport. 4-l6-6tc ing my stay al the Hospital. . 1 am also grateful for t h e FOR SALE - Holstem Baby cards sent to me and a Calf. Phonl WI 2-3082. thosE> wht."\ visited mP. Mrs. _ 4 13 ate Helen Bartels. 4-16-ltp : 19.\7 - 165 Harley Davidson I motor cycle. Very good shape. --""I"'N.,...,M"""E"M"'O=R-Y--- I Two litile banlam auloma__.;:...:....:==='-'--- tic chicken feeders. Surge IN MEMORY of Tommy Lew- milking units. Easter rabbits. is. killed April 161h. 2 years , Call WY 2-<i710. Norman Rose, ago. I Minersville, Ohio. A clu!ih"r of beautiftll mem4 13 ate ories , Spray~d wilh a million tears 1SI~~~h~n:.LA~:e n:~~ sewing Tv us who alway; loved you. ped to zi• za mono am Your memory w i I I Iiv e . • g, gr , destgn, etc. Cost new, $271.59. th rough th e year;. Will sacrifice for $67 39 Aunt Salle & Uncle Marvin or 9 payments $8.89 ,;,onthty. 4-16-ltc WY 2·2201, 4 12 Sic '-----------'1 Ill ----::N-:-0::=:-:IC"'E"S:---- IELECTROLUX Sweeper all cleaning attachments. A·l AM SANDWICHES . 0c. rondition, $16.9~ cash. Wy 2· 9 150 3 Coffee, Sc. Jm:k's Dair.v. Bar, 2204. 4 12 5tc Middleport. 4-16·6tc SINGER SE\\lNG- - --· '!.... GUN SHOOT.- April -21, at 1:00 tJ ' N 124 b sales and St:IYice. The ric Shop, 115 W. Second. Pomeroy, WY 2--2284. 4-9-3Dtc G~7~~ ~:em;e ...brid:;. 2 ~n:S 4·16·Stei-Au_to_m-at-i~-Singer zig zag been I ing machine. Finger lip con· cancelled. Lost ~our opelidor • trol sews with two needles 11"""' Cell W\' l·2!l6b. dec~rative stitches, built • i~ ~===~~ --•__.:!5_ 1' zig zag. Not an attachmeot. LOSE WEIGHT safely and ea.. Excellent condition and guar· ily with Dex·A·Diet tablets, anteed. 111111.00 or $6.00 month· only 98c. Stark Druos ly. WY 2·2201. 4 12 Stc 3 I 61ltp LOST " ....."""' & FOUND I MALE BEEGL!:, lost in the vicinity of Dewitt's Run . Col~ or - white and dusty gray. Large sl1.e beagle, no collar or name plate. Call VI 3·2734 or .John V. Bogard. Long Bottom, Ohio. Rt. l. 4-l~lp . FREE! "AntiqUII Car" Patt•rn Talll6 oz. Wotor Gla11es Nlth Purchase You get 1 glass free each time you purchase 10 gal· Ions of gasoline or more, or a combination oil change and lube job. Start A Set NDWI Pomeroy landmark AUTO SALES 19.\7 FORD CUSTOM .. 300 .. 4 Super Service Station DPEN 24 HOURS DAILY dr . Sedan. V8 Automatic transmission. No. 295. Terry Knight. 104 Legion 'Terrace, of cement blocks. Phone IVY 2-3292. Mortar - Windows - Lintels. 4·16·3tr Run Block Co. Phone wY z.%Gfl 1!156 WHITE FORD Station Pomeroy, Obio wagon , automatic 3 27 3Dtc sion radio ;,nd heater, motor. Prired for quick sa~,: ! :::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;: Contact Eldoh Walburn, or can be seen on lot at foot of · brid ge approach on W. Main St. 4·9-tlc :1...., F..,.,. 1 'llte Rambi; - -- - World Standard oi Compacl EseeUeoct1 Rig ear room. rid~ and performance Sman car economy and Wheels Out of Line? See Metrnpolilan Moton Vlatn Strf't>l., Pomero' Phon.- WY 2·3870 • 22 lie F'f 11' 1\JF.W ru used can:: J. r • . : -~s iJ"I•.ne ~AI F':~ ·f'\' ew~ Mar\'m ~::1 At'lwns. LV 3-4061. 10.9-tlc '!. YOUR CAR NEEDS I Beasle~ · TWO 'l inch bench s aws in rirst .; class condilion. 790 Maple St., Gravel Hill. 4-16-:ltp Socle •,l .y News '"' ••-,..· ,....,... ., fo• ...larla. Write 4 APRIL II The Past Olief:s, of MeJgs Temple pythian Sisters will ,Those visiting Mr. and Mn. meet Moodiiy etenioc at tlte <..eorge Reed recenUy were Mr. Complete Front-End Adjustment Blaettnars !llr. and Mrs. Hobart Dor and family vlaltd her parenla, Mr. iDd .Mn. Winnie Balley, &. ;:::~~T.~~~~;~r~!~~:!~~=~~;·,~The[ Racine Elementary SALE: One Bolln ~~ Monday; ~ !J,l:"''A at ~~d ":.sem.:.:'~e ":to~~;!~: tractor. Telephone Walter Walker, Pomezr..: meot house. Okey Wood, Sy· racuse, Ohio. Call WY 2~. FOR 4-l~tc ==-==-=-=---"-: HOUSE FOR SALE or trade. SALE Tanthorey, JeaoWilaor. Rooe ofand Mr. arid Mrs. Gel\0 R,eeda• · : a~ad~= vUle. l!lstnic!W-, ..W ~ Linda Uod""""'r was an "Appreciation of Muale In ornjghl guest of Marcella Wy School." Each 011e Ia iated an -'lcle .for a· ·stlenl Polluct refreshments served. S . · ifv,., OR RENT ov: Ho p•'W News WANT ADS wotiK II'OIIderl w1ten )'011 IL bU) or soU and daughter of Columbus Yli11«1 Mr. and Mrs A. E. Wyers recently. I · Mr. and Mrs. Harlan, Webb and daughter of Man afield Ylalted over the weekend with Mr. · and Mrs. Clearmoot l!irrll; Mr•. and Mro. Herman Grosonlckle end chUdreD and Mr. aniJ MrL Mike and ..,._ ~ . w....._. _., S.::. The I THE POET'S CORNED . I ,. =••: · -tlfu'[";. Cert recently I ' ,,u,.. O,._.lt' SEE US FOR • , • I Program For Speci'aJI.SlS Is For Graduates t!: Morrun'gStar NeWS, EVeDls THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL '59 DQ,DG·.E td:.:;; •1·19, 5 :'~' •= . KARR , gIVAN>.· - lnJ.. 2 rr 101c :'.=:' tr•.,:~:,~'f, ., ~~ u. "' ·1, .. ,., u-" cpplicant. : •, ·~ ·, .. ~~tl-, ;o~1· ~-...Pjl'!l~oy · on :bis J~;~~~~~~~~~~~~m4~~~~~ '!'be IPPlicant 11ton .rec.~vu .da,Y.J·thiri: r · ·"' · · : . . 'j · .~~.- · .'a~ · -), ) ;i/· ~,.. · . -.,._ ............ ....... .. -..-_. ··-"' ,.. -... --. -....._ -.AHa. ~=ILDol>l&J W.,-n I ... Six rooms, hath, haU base- o.~ ~ w • •· for ~· ment, hot and cold water ;.;:'""~"' ant ~ qu~· Theodorus QJuncO "DaUjblenll , Eotered Hot,llal =~•· ~~~H!· gas heating,, .garage, one ·~of. ":"'""'.,. wiD meet Monday Among those who entered ria and MrJ. Sylvla W.bb end .. · re ground, m RuUaod. Will , at 7.30 p.m. at the IOOF haD. Holzer h !tal In the 1 24 daughter vi&iled SaiWilar·witK ' · sell on land contract. S. D. I cbarter w1ll he draped for osp . . pas u.-..1 · 1 p"-'"-- : DOWNSTAIRS lurnished apart· . Buskirk, Rullant, o. H~l'p GIRL OR WOJI:AN, colnred or Florenct. Gilmore and all offi· boorsHe were.,~- ShirSlleyMichA. Raburymond ""'' s a • .,.~, .. , ment, Mechanic Street Utili· ,...,1 housework. cers and. •• · Mr g. nd Mr L R Barr ·a·"'' . wh'te I ' for ...,, ..e •·· ,...m al'l! I'JQIIOSI- Irsman, A Da - ..... 322 ar Third., A lies paid. Laundry room and Uv In Pho SH 7,.4403 ed h embers ae vis v e a s · · '"' 1 washer furnished. E wl n ' - · Ll 0 .It e · n, · · . · to wear " lte. Al m · Mlllard M Erlt Rt 2 Gamp.;: Arth.;. were vi.tung Sunilay in· 4 13 lfc are asked to he present toP'""" Us, Mrs. Georg~ P.' s.l.tth, Rt. Vienna, W Va. with Mr. and Store, Phone WY Z.2660. '-"'tlflt/' lf!t,l#ll. ~ANTED: A congenial womsn Uce for pr-nt,altoo of colors 2 Galllpolis, Maurice Edward Mrs. Russell Barr. _. RUTLAND - 2 lloor, 6 room ·to stay nights. No houae work. at.:;: ~libs of Heath Metbo- Swisher, Rt. 1 Cheshire, Del· Mrs. Gra"" Boston and ~augh· frame home, with balh, gas or ·Call WY 2-5393, Mrs. Percy dtsl Church will meet Monday bert A. Metheney, Jr., Rt. I ter, Gladys, moved to V1enna, heating, utility room, en· , Peoples, 324 E. Main St., evening 11 the church with Rev. Ewlngton, Mrs. Reginald D. Ty- W. Va. Thursday. Gladys ts , .. closed porches (front & hack) and Mrs. M·~m· Do~ crett, 2512 MI. Vernon Ave .•. Pl. employed In the office of Dr. . le t 1 I I ~· • - ,... PI y PI nd y c ondse dspace,Los IOOor m senting the pn~gram . 011 Bas- eas~nt, Mrs. Robert D. Tillis, eager.al from he ttend..., w n ows a oors. t X ter, Hostesses wUI he Mrs, E. 109 L1herty St., Pl. Pleasant, Sever . re a .coo nished. Phone WY 2-5187. 120 with garage, on State Rt M Wood Mrs Gamet • Mrs. WIUlam G. Derenberger, tho Boosters meeting at Tuppers· MOllERN • room •·-'shed 124 $8500 00 . • . Rt 2 Pt PI t Mr Le PJ . Monday evening • •~w · · ' ger Mles Bess Sanborn 1lod ' • easan • s. W· ams · unfurnished apartment. ·R-:LAND - Rcral - 6 room Mr~ Forrest Bachtel ' Is E. Triplett, 575. Broadway Belinda Peel, grandda~ghter ·. dl port WY 2--3874 hrme (one !lOOr), gas heating · ' St., Middleport, Mrs. OrvUie of Mr. and Mrs. Clearmont Har•. e · ' ·f · nd ll 'th AP . JUL 1 H · · u nderwen t foot. surgery a1 . ree), CIStern a we , WI • . u..-. ·~·e, RI. I Middleport, rts, THREE and four room fumisl> outside cellar and cell:~r house 'The Twillgh! Gardeo cl u Ken Clark, Rt. 1 Middleport, St. Joseph Hospital, Monday. chickt:n houst: and other will meet Tuseday evening at Mrs. Charles V. Humphreys, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Shield eel and tmfurnisbed apal1-, small fruit. 24. acres the hOnle of Mrs. Dwight Park- 248 W. Main St., Pomeroy, Mrs. and family· 'Of Newark ealle4 menta. WY 2-5434. $150('.00. er. t. E. Bla'<eslee wiD he· H. · Denzil Goeg)ein, 236 Lin· on M•. and Mre. George Powell 1ft 12 1 FARM - 110 acres in Rutland guest speaker. cob. Rd., Pomeroy, Mrs. Harry over the week end. FURNISHED and unlumlshed Twp., 2.~ miles from Route 124 The Friendly Circle of the Wehrung, 19 Cave St., Pornoapartments. Paid utilities. Be- 7 room houst with bath, turnFederated Chur..:h wlU meet roy, Mrs. Emmett B. Stethem, · fore 5 p. m. Phone WY Z. ace heating, cister and 2 weUs Tuesday :vening at 8 p. m: Rt. 1 Long Bottom, Mrs. Elsie Z176, after $ p. m. Pbooe WY double sink ar.d cabinets in kit Miss Elizabeth Fick and Miss M. Greenwood, Wellston, Wil· Hi'74. 12 I 1ft cheu, front an. hack porches M:•ry Virginia Reibel have llam Lucas, Wellston, Everett HOUSE, 6 r<~~.ms and hath. Large barn, chicken house and charge of the program. Thorne, Rt. 3 Wellston, John R Good location 136 Lincoln Rd. otht:r buildings. aiS<J · several D. Wickline, · Rt. 1 Scottown, Your,gstuwn kitchu,, T II e . fruit trees, lovely lawn with . ~PRD.. 17 Mrs. Euna Riley, Rt. 1 Chesa· fioor. Call WY Z.:JOOO. A. H. shade. Terms. $8500.00 The Yf11tdmg Trall 'G arden peake, Mrs. Nuna L. Stephens, TilE THREE CROSSES , Rusenbaum 3 28 LAND CON"'RA~l - Balance club will meet Wednesday eve· Russell, Ky., and Waller Roar, Loog_ years ago on Calvary • ' ! · $460(1.00 payments $40.51 monthn~, at the h~e of Mrs. CUI Rt. 1 Wurtland, Ky. tull ONE 6 room house and 4 Car. be bought for $3500.00 Will, East Mam St. Births Three crue1 cro.sses swung; roo.-1 apartment. Peoples return 10 per cent on pur- . Wdham Fergw10n. Lawrmce R.-l ..'l'he Past Presidents of the Mrs. John E. Lloyd, 130 Two lo~ely thJeves to meet race. Phone WY 2-5385. price. 1Lee, Cora Lee tc PhOebe Lee;1·Ladles ·Anliltarr of Drew Web· Portsmouth Rd., daughter, 6:31 their fate; . C. C. CUCKLF.R REALTOR Bonnie M. Whittington, lots, lster Post America· Legloo, will a.m. Tuesda;. Mrs. Harvey On the other, our S!ivlour hung. meet at the home of Mr o E Cook R G u WY Z.3830 Middleport. · . , I. I a ipolls, daugh.. SIGN PAINTING. PAUUNE MARKINS Phoebe Lee to Bonnie M. George Mowrey, Wednesday ter, 4:41 p.m. Monday. Mrs. They crucified our gentle Lord ' onable, Bill Kerwood, SALESMAN Whittington, lots, Middleport. evenmg. Charles Frederick Scott, 635 And nailed Him to th~ Col bi V SH !-4782 Gordon H. Caldwell, Helen The Child Conservation Lea- Oliver St., Middleport, son. 3:31 There are those who !•ve today urn a, w. a. 4 10 6tp Evenings- SH %-litl~ M. Caldwell to Verd Chevalier gue Will observe its •.~al p.m. Monday. Mrs. Dennie H. Who never knew their great =~===;;--= and Audrey Chevalier . .48 acre, ll"••t night Wednesday evenmg Staats, New Haven, W. Va., son, loss. . FOR ~AINTING, Interior a~d F~R S~ ~I Orange April 17 m the social rooms of p.m. Monday. ' exter or. CaD Richard Wit, Dlde, u Ire • He msn. Massar d~ t 0 Colubmus an4 Southern Ohio Diacllaraed HJ was God, who died for tH; 009 N. Second Street, Middlee~, automatic gas heat. t619 . E~ Hood f;·Trans Electric company In Middleport Patients discharged With. a thorn crown on Hio port 4 3 30tc Lincoln Heights. Call J o h n ' · ., b-'l!lnnlng at 7:30 p. m The · Ra Duhl Mr J R head; · Blaettnar WV 2-5127 3-19-tfc 1 Pomeroy. · Y ' s. · ' Th He h lth ' . Eldon Gaul, Evelyn Gaul to . theme wiD be a Hewailan LuStephen Moody, Karla ere ung w a sword James A. Heaton, Helen L. at.:. with members to comt: Sullivan, Debra Fisber, Mrs. pierced Sld! Heaton, 4.2 acres, Chester. COtllume. There will be a G. L. McGuire, Mrs. c. v. Tip- , As He suffered, d1ed, and ble<L. I \,f{,..IQI<r lfit.t•l• Myrtle Gardoer, Barbara ally for those not In costume. Mrs. M. 8, Freeman and j . eGARDEN SEED POMEROY - 5 room frame Gardoer to Ohio Power Co., APRIL lJ daughter and Mrs. J. H. ,How can we tum from Him Ihouse with living room. dlnlng 6'..125 acres ~oat, Salem. The aUJ:illary of the Carriveau and infant daughter. ~way ' • FIELD SEED room, kitcben, • bedrooms, and Asa Roscoe Pullen, dec., to Hend Citizens Band Radio club Amoac Alling And tgnore His pleading too·: • FERTILIZER bath, basement, hot air !urn- Cora Pullen, James 0. Pullen, wiD hold lla monthly According to the . midnight For us: His father heard . Him ace heating, 50' • 100" lot. Out Lyston R. Pullen, Geraldine Thursday evening AprU 18, report of the ~ursmg depart- "Fo~~~e the know not . Middleport Feed Mill of high water, and only 12tllll Pulleo, Alfid. for Trans., Mid· 30 p.m. at the hCHile of Mrs. Eu- ~ent, those pattents who were !hal the doy" feet from the Court House. Can dleport. gene Hawkins, Liberty Ave., holed as fair JnclndOI' Aubra y . '""' Fowler, Owner & Dpp. firumce the right party with James 0. Pullen, Heth Pol- Pomerey. W. Wood, Baker Gordon, Jos· . ''We Do Custom Grinding" modest down payment len, Lyston R. Pullen, Marjorie The Willing Workers c1ass eph Willis, Mrs. Homer Vititoe, So let us k~eel before HIS CI'OSI N. 2nd Avo. Middleport POMEROY - 9 . I Pullen Geraldine Pullen to lh E ...... . EUB h . h Ill Mrs. Charles W. Weaver, Mrs. In a contrtle, hunlble way; room ~arne • • e nw:r•.,rJSe c urc w 1"'.-.-r p s · h d M p 1 For He arose a vicUlr o'er sin . htme with bath hot water heat- Cora Pullen lot Middleport. meet at the home of Mrs ~--•e · mtl an rs. au 1 · ' PHOTO COPYING Serv1ces. ' ' ' · . Bartee Oo that glad Jnd happy Easter Copy an letter or docllmenl Jng, basement, front and back tie Lone. Thursday evemng. · . D y porcJoes. Large corner Jot with i' Potluck rlereshments will he Blond admln.tstered recenlly ay. "euler Insurance, Pomeroy . several shade trees Can be . served at the hospital included three Allee Frick Z 15 lie · · . uru'ts on Saturda three n1'ts Polllero• Oblo -;;==::c-:,--:=-:-:;:-:-:-c-:: bought for less than $900.00 per The Women's Ml5Sionary SoY! . u "' Kart Graeser,. Plomblng and room. ciety of the Pomeroy F I r s t on Sunday and !JVe umts on Reatioc POMEROY - 7 room frame Baptist church will meet at Monday· INDOOR ARCHERY ~- rill Oblo NEW YORK (UPI) - Indoor Mn e, house with bath, gas heating, the church, Thursday evening, 1 End )'0111' sewer 1r0nhleo garage, 100' Jot. 16,01111.00. with the Ruth Circle in trill at Logan. artychery gatn';:.l~popu~ · We bave au stuo WANTED - Business, either. of the program, the Martha Mrs. John lhle and Patty vis- It : Arc ry con . ve Sewer MacblnK existing or potenlial. by party devotion• aod the EHza· lied Sunday aft.emooro with Mrs. butll or are planoed In a dozee Reaoooable Daleo wanting to make his home here Foremoet among Army beth Stark Circ'• a8 hoste Teddy Massie and famlly. states, West Coast Engineering · Call In' z.mt Day or Night in Meigs County. tar~ enlistment opUons, the · sses. Mrs Charles P. lble and Mrs. of Seattle says It has booked 7 28 lie c. c. CUCKLER, REALTOR Umiled ~to . htgh school grnduFrancis Ruberla of Baclne were ord~s so far lhla year of ., ., BI!ATING AND PLUMBING wv z. 313r ates ooly.l This Is another of business visitors at Parkers· million worth of equipment ... MaeDer F'lrtlaces ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN the many opt!< in the Army's burg Saturday. ed by the centers, Aroold llroiMrs wv !-22211 Graduate Specialist Program Not Chance" program. E M . 618 · ain St., Pomeroy, Ohio FOR SALE: F1ve room house, "t;Jtolce If a hl•h school ~aduale Pltooe In' z.wa .,. :·,·an>iml· 2 acres land. Good condition, passes the qualifying • ·-:--':""------6 1 tfc ms1de and out. New rug~ on tioos for enrollment as a Gradshingled roofs. floor. $2500.116, $1,01111.00 down uale Specialist, he chooses the Attendance at Sunday School Carpenter and block laying. payments like rent. See Es- oc1toollng he wanta before he April 7 was 'll' offering $11.55. Hourly or cootracl Clinton ther Andersor.. Dexter, OWo. enllsts. Successfu: · Meozel Smith was In Pierce, Syracuse, Ohio, Ph. Phone MY 11-3466 Alban• f this tak th · of the worsWp service. '· • program can e etr , and Mrs. John lble and • . r WY 2-6080. J II 30tc =~~~~--4 ~13'-6~1'p pick from 107 challenging recently visited Mrs. Ma· AUCI10NEER FOR SALE: Four (ood loll. room course.. In Ra119011 and daughter, Teresa Complete Ilervlce Good seven room house, hath nical fields, Army Lancaster. CriU Bradford and % bath, basement and ranks with the world's best. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Thoren Write, Coallct l8fage, out of high water. Another phase of the family s(!ODI a recent week ,. A. c. BRADFORD Could be made Into apart- ate Specilllist Program Is with her srandmother Mre. Racine, 01t1o menta. City water, eleclrlcl- "early eholce" offered high at ~leld. ' 1 11 He t~, ps. Priced lor quick sale. school seniors. T1tls aUows them Mr. and Mfs. i::Ieo Pullins of See Okey Wood, Syracuse. to choose from the widest range Lancaster visited receoUy with Phone \YY uoati. of available rourses - eo days Mr. and Mro. Joe Thoren. .' , prior to graduatiot - before Dr. and ldni. Rocer Grueser quotas lor the most popular ·and faintly of Logan visited on 2 DOOR HARDTOP LEGAL NOTICE IN THI CDUilT Oil CGMMON P'LIAI COut8eS are filled. If I senior SUnday eYefting With Mrs. 8JanV·8 motor, automatic transmission, power steer1o1 MIIOI COUNTY, OHIO ' qualified, his Chosen COUJ'8e che HamJn Ind.· Mr and Mrs . :::. c•,.nu William An•r.w~ • ed f him . · • m ,.,. ....., ttreet IS re&erV or unt1l after Clarence Gruner. and 2-tone paint. - j, ''""'~~:·"':~··· he graduates, with no obUga. Mr. and Mts. Earl Shuler vis•• · lion until be enllsts. iled Wednesday :with her mothE Andrl... To take advantage 0f ..th'e er, Mn. Elizabeth Vigor at •"'"' Mlflor, POMEROY WY 2-2649 Addro" Unkn•-· ''early choice" the high school Delaware. · ' DeftMaftt. , OFFERS THE BEST •~ """ selllor needs ,a Jetter si!lned by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thoren visCLAIR WDODI ~.:;WI'l~W ~= his high · sphool prinCipal or ited ·SUnday ~lttl Mrs. Elva CotPHONE Uu.t HI WIU'cll 111. IJIIS3 the aadrr· guidance counselor stating that . · · CHESTER 915·2145 ~ed IIJtod bU P.Utla AIIIDit: btr h ·- Ilk I . - ·: Writing, I _, 1.11 tb• C01,1rt of Ctnlllii.OII PI•a· ar ..! .:> e y to gl'3,).\ 1fe. After hiJ ~&rlntee,Jn wbiCh 12-8-25tc Mflit:• CoiUit,., Ohio. pra)'bll tor ''· U I '••"I ' I' . II '•~· ef! .711•••• -~· . h YOrce 111d 111e11 other ,,ellef 11 m•r S8 . ~ 8Ctoy.~l Y COmf,l, mg 8p ~ goeS ~~~...., ~ ;. ~f'-1 tn.u:n e be tURf lind proper Ml t.h• lriiUQdl of I ~ tea+. the Arm• recruiter a ·tu .. •ly"; erilWI . .. ' ' ~~W'rfu~~~~:~ ' . 1\"TCH n 111'011 lle•leel of dUI)' •nd t•treme , • · '","!"' • '" ~ ' ' Work li!Uaranteed. Comer - ..... t, sal!l' rau~ w1u 11e ror hesr· , Wlll assnit him 1p sele«;tlng a 1 To :, r . '"'before you go .see , / ··~ , Cadi.llitc :;e11 ter lnd 8ecoDd Street~, !;e :U~' an .., lll• tw~t~t 41 ., r~r o\p- tourse Qf· lru!truc~i\ 'bn_sed· on lt!~!- ~~~~~ ·\,G, . ~Udd 1 ~a.¢ . ."V4J~'l1' L~k~ Au.J'I Q~j,!~~t~~~~~ Masoa, W.Va., Lewis Bles• ~~f:r.~1 "' 111 '•• AMrews tilt resUlts and · desires f' .~he J,.c:~ ·. ~ _y.,. R~,.-I~r.. Jn GaJ.' i . . 1 ,: ~~~.- . ·. . -..,..... IAitHIY GOOGLI and $MUI'I'Y 1Mmi CROSSWORD 1.1Wla6e an -~ trsRIM Sunday. """"'ar m:tnagPrahlllty f; (If'. ~tl\ •..':.....:!;.~·.:;:=.,:::'!:! NC~Ilirem•ntl. MUlord WindonhlaII parenll ll()ndlnel ala ·,. lew days ·with Dill, W. Va. ~.!Yanl':: =.·wrlf. ru=:. daY. - ""'~· ... ,., Tho o.u, IL.---""-1·_.. _ .._.._.,_._0,;.'---,.JI J.ome of Mrs. WOllam Lowe at and Mrs. Vernoo Reed and lam- Ivan Chevalier wu cal~ Oil ....,.m:--1--;~ 7:30 p. m, .IIY of Waldo, Mr. and !drs. flo. hlo brother, Herman, :~ batt Smalley of Chester. Pearl Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Walldno FOR SALE - 4 good room house, baih and ior, snow white finish. CARD 01" rll.I.NU - ll.Je fer ~ word rulllmpm &acb •"d.ltiOfto al word lc Ohltuarl11• pabU...., at 1 ~ent per wotd AUTllMUB!t.E Beats IUII'.et A.ceacJ "'IDIIII'Uee Itt eYei'J' uti IHtstneos Pllooe In' W41J -- Joppa A1 en c y. Middleport.• · ,.: :,. ...,. twt .... ,. ...::.. ·~ ............ ,..... Fire, automobilt, bonds "'WY Z.2903. ' 21 tomatic trans., radio, beater, wbite wall tires, red Inter- • L:enu Mln \munp Chuce 110 eefl1l Q Cenb per _..., tor 1'llrw. C'ODo secuuv.o, ln1ertlou1 Fu.l: r1te ..,, ' cenu per word ..UI be ehlflf'd for ad..ert.llln& If nor paid wlt.hll' tn du• lfrer """"" bJck of Pomeroy. $1995 Beautiful maroon finish with Fawn buell:et seats, ltd. trans. Locally owned and a low mileage car. RadJo, heater and 'lobouhl bt "'pllrtf'd lmmedl•lti)' 'ftt out. 111!her ... m rao• 1)1! retponalh~ for mnrr •ha" """ •ncnTre<"l llllf!tlio11 For 1 """" en. Jt.. . .... aatd'l ..tq ..... "' ..-.. ·=·---... . -"'-· ·-'II -·· . . . .,Eli A& II& 1., lllol ..c WMPO Radio IIONPA1 ftiiU nm.&1 1:11 11ew8 1:811 " 7:11 BniVIIt l'lrt1 l:tl5-Saon4 a.rt frGp"tuu 1:00 """" •:211 O.W.r J • I:GII BnUrul flrtr 1:111 NOW 11:11 Neira .:35 , _ Wtdl .... . l:li llmlrfall PlrV 1:4& Mel,tl Cllillq III'D .1:10 Nna . f:flll Newa 1:10 llrwkfnll'lrtiJ AUba t:OS Broatt.l P1r1J ·1:15 JOIIIII 8ulelt llbtnl 1:311 Newa 1:31 Newt d 7:SS Pk:ta llanlwe Sbow 1:111 Breal!:lull'lrtiJ I.IA-we 7:50 7:11 Nna Reparl t'l!811 I·OO Breaklal! Party IO:M PDIU PortJ · 10:30 N0'1111 DAILY C.YPl'OQOO'DI- ....... . _ ....... Ita I : lJ Brealdall 1'11'1)' 18:30 MIISic: Ill 1lle b A.l:~ . . . . . . . . . . . 1:31 Van PariJck Sport Sbow JO·.tS 'Die Good Life ro r.oxerat.r.ow I:SS BreUfall Party . ~liS Under Obto Slllel - - . . - - - · -·.aploAII1 ''" ,,... hnL u:tltl llelho ...IIIe111, X lOr tile two 0'1.t:lll' Nu' .. ,._ T ......., liqlllol,llle loniUI a n d - ol tbo- ..... t:OS Otiffae Willi J :w .... fll ...,.,. 1:30 Newt ll:ll No'lll • 1:35 Coffee Wllb Janel 11:35 llualtn • TliP Tell 8bow OA.PSIX IOZZJl l:fl. Betty Neftllt Show 12:1111. N - Nooe Repcd 18:00 12:15 Maille IDI1Irllltio I. IlK eBlUiPB~ ll.t. BJ.,-- NANCY 10:00 MinliWIII ,..,.._ 12::10 Rev. MerllD , _ J01fUSlCIBNYS 11:20 Cotmly Hoe Down. I: liD ~)EVER~' KIJ) IN Y......,.. OJ~LIIt WH$N 'Jtf&f:BODT JS SOIIJD. 11:311 News 1:06 Plallor l'lrl7 70WN ~AS A 80J)T TBIIlN NOBOI>T lit Alf!BODT.-.ANONTKOU8 18:35 County Hoe Down ~::III Ntft POGO STICK • s-. .............. 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Beet 1·10 . 8:00 Bapllal Layman'• Hour 1:30 Puhllc Service 1:00 Cotmtry Go llouot i:o6 111t1a1o Juall'ur t011' I:!J Qmrcb at Work 1:41 lll>Jhii o1 B1e.to1n1 1:55 Newa Beat l:llt New. 1:111 N..,. 10:00 11a1tta Cotmly howa 1:110 Midway ..._ 1:3& Music Juat For You 1:35 Hour ol Deliver.,.. 1Q:OS 'bill at the 'l'oWII 1:116 N011'1 Ileal S:ll! Neon . l:ao Wlllp Ot Heoilltc IG:II6 World Nelf8 f:IIO ~ Ull P1a1W J'lrV 1:111 Na• 11:00 M o1 tile 'l'oWII t::III ~ 3 • • Newt 9:35 ' Legislative Review (em:epi FrL aturcb Bells RIDIJ 1:00 O!ouoonlty Newo 8:. Plallel' P8117 M$ SUoday Chapel 11:45 World ...,... 1:05 World • Natloaal News 4:1t NeWli U::OO Voice of Prophecy U:fl6 Mason County Neft 1:11 SpotllcJu 011 Sparto 4.41 Plal\ei ·Party tn:30 News . 12:00 Coatmunlt7 Newo 1::111 Sign Oil 4:16 Blnettnar Auto haw - 10:35 Wasb. Repta to !be Peoplel::.;,;,:_==:~-==---,.:.;:::...:~..:::----'l'ue., • 'lbun. IO.SO Social Security . 4: • LoeaJ Newo 11:00 Country llyma 'lW 4'40 Platter Party u:• NOWI . . u i30 Ooualry B,ynm 'l1lllt 1 ' ~ Newo 10 Ill Stmday atlpeJ 5:11. TraveUo' Time d:flt IIA!!al 5:111 Sporla d:ll 1ltt SooN &:flO News d:m Rn. r.. 8:11 Sports l:Ot a- 11 DootliOI' 8:11 Suo-Down Serenade i:ao Lutherar 11our 1:11 Ne,.. t:a Nowa 7:00 Sigo 00 I:Go 'Die Bic Lie L\nJRDAY I1CBI!JIULB 3:11 Baa 111 tile Qoou •:fit lilewa S:OO Rev. ~ 'Ritlrtte 8:06 Country Music 'l1me S:JO 1be ~ Hour Ne,. 4:00 Ne"" US Farm World News <:tlli Sunday !lhowoue 1:11 RFD 4:30 Newo 7:• Newa t:3ii Sign Off f:ti BreUfaal Pan, 1:110 February Sign Off . -...,,...-.. -··--- ...........-n lilllk-- __ * ___ _ •••• •• r w-., W J EH RADIO n.. •=• •• ABIII AND SLATS lr FRIO U.SSWIL&. �• ' B'Daily ~ llarrdiJ cueN ., Clever Co~Jtumes, ·; Spirits . . Of Children, Top Show s~=~::eroy·M!d~~~ 0~~_!6. ~ ., ~~~~~~~=~~~!~~ People In ~~:.: Hoepl~. IM)Il, Pomeroy. ro~;~~ IDd ap~. Mt, llldlln. Jack Kolly of fteltend with ColWnbus ' SpeQt 1/SH, .. . · Columbul ,- . weetencl, ,uest~ bJ1 parenti, Mr. aild Mrs. 'Arlhur J. Ev· , eaa IQtcbe,Q. CaaiiJ Carmk'lr· ~era, IDd ~ Yonker, ~ P,ll'ellll, Mr. IDd Mn. aild Mn. Harland Wehnmtlof Pomeroy, wu 117 Mn. J!iuer... J • "" • • " • """"' " " Clever cooturnills, IOIIIJ, and , aeSnl, denJ~-~ J~-~ Ch'Mrar•-OidAllelllanlll thwaoTdoaoomm~ .... "-~Kollyand Mt, IDd Mr. and Mn. WUIWD l _fti>m JCJW'IIoal d ..... cou led with ehlldrell s ow • - · · •• ..,...... ..... .... w~ ' , - · _.... •. • rlt r Cu ah at l1le fiav s!Onary contributto~ to ~~~!:~: e~thusLasm,P combined to pro- sey, Jean Grate, luaJ~tobart. Batey, Mark Bolin. Amlkl ~- and Mn.' Ooo Dalley and w~faw!'ke~ Trajf!ing Center, G~t l.Wt. ant ramdy m Soul ern ld duce another successful muol· Jerry White, GregOI')! ..albUm, Jdutaoo, JlmlrtY 1\kClure, J,ar- 10111, 8. J. aDd Barry or Co- IDd Mrs llhal'let Wlldor1111!th n;. 1 ia A d!SCUsston was he ·~~- cat prot!ram presented by the Brlall Sbank, ' Brept Manley, ry Neff, Mlehael Oller, Mkby 1umbils ~ -kend ,guesll of Miss J . Wolfe slrldellt ~I . , r crrmng the redecoratmg . e kinder arlen classes of Middle- Woody Call, llhal't.a AllenJ. Oller, Brian Coodlt, and Allen their parenla, Mt: and Mn. U elty' nt the , •n•I:EI ~ h by Mr worth T~ Batey Allen Heney. , . , Everett Daile and Mr and Ohio State . Diver ~ u 1umor room. The next meeling el{lg wtll be held at the New Hav· porlr s~hool.:ug I s. He~, Steven ,w&4btira', Eddie Following lnterml8oloa, t be Mn. Edward 1.wley. , ,....t~eqd ' ~lth, ~f paf!!D)I -: · Plans were made lo rederor· en Park May 9 Refreshments I Pea I , ynoll ,;produclloo" re- Wlbon, Jlmlltj. McCllll'l!, Am- htmlllar llUI'H'fY 1101')' of lbl . Mr. ' llld .Mrs. Gene' Jiou4. ::'d ~g!Dona!:'o~e, ~~~ •te the ]Umor class room when were served by the losmg team ~JS annu . old Johnson. " Glq&erbreacl Boy" wltb DIJ'-' ubelt and childreD Becky and uzz . e, en a tlle Young Marrted Coupk' of the attendance contest lqutre: lhe combined talents of Tbe five ,, Utile Cblckadeel rater, Steplwtle Onl, ~retied. In Rand were Sunday dinner Stale l,lmversily spent Ute <lass of the Bradford Churrh of. ~ttendmg were Mr and Mrs. Mf. ~~illts, Mrs~La';:~~: were Clridy Manley, Cindy 1 11111t1D ract1ag ehair.' Glvinl goes~ of Mr. and Mn. Everett w::: ~lth ~Is~~~ Ch mt met last week at the ,Rtchard Gtlkey, Mr. a~d Mrs ca ms co~: ling .. Demosky, Judith Owen, o .. Boocl perf..,.,.nces werelllaM Dalley. a · ooe church Devono"' were gtven Wtlliam Lambert, Bonme Ptck· mothers wtth sewing ers,ls Davidson as Ute IJttle Old Mrs Walber Evall8 and aon olster, Shirley. by Ruth Lambert , El·eiyu Woods ens, Evelyn Woods, Madeline ,yet proves a debghl to pareo Lady: Randy Swearengeo a I D vld' t#. Melvlndale, I Mlcb.: ----and Madeline Tamter r• t-rymg Tt amter. and the teacher of hte and frtends attending. I the Gingerbread Boy; Mary spent the· P.Ut '!<tk with ber out the Eastm theme. lrlass Wayne King. " Ki~dergarten ~!"'rs" o!"'n· Milll u the Waddly Duck,; Dl· fatllf~, lolui. I1111. 'lbey oe. , , During the busiuess sessmn ed wtth • song, Two Ltltle ana· Lynch as the Three com· co ~ hOme -by Mr Evan• the, class voted to send Its mis· , GRANDSON HONORED Birds." do~e by Debra Mulford , ered Pie: ~ Ida Cascl 88 spei,t tlre"w.;.ketid ·bere. "f' HARTFORD- Mr. and Mr•· jand DenniS Mulford, twins, Black Cat; and Greaory How- Mr. and ·1.1rs. J'ohn Dill Jr. carl Ztrkle ol Hartford, W. dressed m red bird costumes ard as tbe Blue Bird. 'l1ley and C1Dtly Mr and Mr DallaS ' \'a gave a dmner Sunday tn lwilh real looking feathers, lot- Mr and Mn James Arnold were aaelsled by the chorua 'ln Am U rmd f · 11y nd 1 nd Funeral servlees for Jat...,IIJ honor of the brrthday of their 1 towed by the "Teddy Bear" and daugbltrs, ' MBTI caroleen Ute 801111J, Mne WiDardamDIU :, -~~ld Car_penter were. held from rOMEROY OHIO gra ndson, Wtlham Zerkle and song Wtlh Valeria White wear· and Laura of Indian t;llll. Ctn- During tire lntermlsllon Mrs. ..;,...; weekend esta or their EWIIll Chapel, Wednei!day TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY the anmver<ar,v of Mr and Mrs ing brown bear outfll. clanatl spent Ute spring vaca· Reynolds thanked the mother's f th John DIU~ and d gil- 2 p.m. with Ute Rev, Freel~~!"~ John McDerm tt t Those pres· Next came th~ "buzzlng bees" lion ~I week with his parents, for their cooperation IDd he!JI 1 er, r. au Norrbl officlaUng. Burial W olt Disney's "SON OF FLUBBER" en t ,,ere M~. and Mrs. Mlch· out or a reahsttc yellow paper Mr. and Mrs. James . Arnold ID gettlug lite chlldren readY ter. Vau an of Colum· In the Letart Falls eerne~ery. (Tech nlcolorl ael Yantl:l Columbus, 0 h 1 o, ibeehtve with the bony bee coo- and bls grandmother, Mrs. and Mrl. Lacey for her help In ~~ ~~e w:end with her Comtn~ from out of town Fred Marl\lurray , ~ancv OJ Mrs. Came Bumgarner, New tomes competmg the seene. Pe- Laura Bradbury 'lbey also vis- the musk! departmenl. pe 1\lr d Mn R E the servtcs -..re Mf. and Mrs. son, Keewm W~ nn . Leun T~ Haven, IV. Va , Mrs Wilham lite "Dancing Dolls" featured ited witll iter p.;...,.ls, Mr. and Preceding Ute play lbe Mid- parenbl, · an • • ' Wayne Carpenter and Gene and ler, Tommy Ktrk, Jo,mna Zerkle and fam ily, Syracuse, Martha McNeal and D_ebra Mul- Mrs. Arnold Eubanko, of Gal· cl1eport PTA held 111 reau1ar :V~WIUard Ebarsbach visit· Glenn, Mr. and _Mrs. Clair C<lrMoore, Charllt' Ru ggles. Le Ohw Mr and Mrs Vernon Rtz· ford doing a tap routme dress- lipoUs. Mr. Arnol<l Is a teacher bualneu meeliitg with Charles ed SUnda evenln with 1ler penter and, Eddi!1 Scott~ AI· on Ame~. El11011 Rt:'1d Ed er •nd ramtly. Hartford, W. ed m frothy pmk net; Martha 111 the Indian JliU Schoolo, Vrolltall, president, pr8aldent. of Belpre; W:· and M r Wynn, Ken ~Iurr.1 y !:oituart 11• ~• 8nd ~s. ClireliCe !<e \'a . Mr and Mrs Carl Zerkle McNeal In black leotard COlt• , Rev Howard Ru ave Ute paten Sidney Carj>enter and Don, 11 Erwm. and Jerry Raye Zerkle. Hart· tume gave an acrobatic exhibi· Pic Bill Fink and Pvt. Jeff lnv.;,.tlao ppe 1 Might of ~Uand. yld and Rlnnle: SaUnsville; Disnev C3rtaons lord W Va . Linda Lathey of tion; a "miniature ballet dan- Jaco~s of Ft. Bragg, North New offleers were lnstau.d Mrs. Ch8rles Buck was the Zelia Carpenter and Robe Adm1ss1un . 'i5r & 4!k Lel.lrt w Va Mr and Mrs. cer, April Fraser, dressed In Carolina, bave returned .to the b past • ldent John Kraw- ~nday ~oon guest , ~ 1\lr. Martha of Dayton: Mr. and , John McDermttt and son Scot· yellow net taking a cue from base after a visit with bls ~ ~ ,:::" lneluded Rlehard ::::: :~teWillard l!.'bersbaeh John Young, North Lewisburg; THURSDAY, Apr . 18 tv and Ka' Schaekei of Mas· her mother, former student of enls, Mr. and Mrs. Owen F Vro~ president presiding. Mr ~ F1 d Rumfleld Mr. and Mrs. Emmett ---' ~'-N..:.O_T ~E.N~_ _ on, w Va . ballet, concluded Uta dolll and family. ard lat.' vice pres!· of R ·tland lsli.d ~ • ed, Mrs. Ruby . FRIDA Y 1nd SATURDAY .._ ... ,.__...,. ... iiiiii-iiii""'J dance Mrs, Lettie Roush ~ad as d t· Mn &t, Ml1ls 2nd vice• _ u v Y even Mr and Mrs. Apr~l 19-'20 'I "This Old Man" wao present- her weekend guests. her diiUgb· M~' Joe · s..;. , ~ lilg, with Mrs. Charles Buck. l)u~bar, w. Va.; Mr. and ELVIS I'HESLF.Y ed by a group or boys dressed ters and famUles, Mr. and Mn. sls~t, ~illenn ~n'.ter· Mr. ~Mrs.;,;. E=a~ lloyd Waybright, Carl \1 "K ID GLAHAD" CfN·hmrolm) ~'ciir.lou..'!'it .. UIII•• ., "litlle men" with str~w Raymood Allensworth IDd chll· treasurar, ~rl O'olty. A~;:; da.;iert, :.s. Edgar bri~t. Glildys _and Mrs, II Elvts Pre,;Je~. Gtg Youn~. hats, suspenders and string lies dren, and Mr. and Mrs. AI Ruspointed to Ute County. Council Pr d famll Mlddl port EstJe Carpenter, Lola Albngl1t Juan Black 11 TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY followed by Steve Walbllrrl ID sell llld son, aU of Columbus. were Mrs Paul 'l1tell Mrs ~ annd Mr Yy,..111 . •6 Va.; Mrs, Chlora ~:IU.!B~::~~~ man Chr;~ Bronson FAMILY NIGHTS "IT'S WONDERFUL the song, " I Want to Leara to Mr. and Mrs, Owen Fink and Robert Mrl Ro~t B~ · ndr. a J s. of ~m 1 r~ Marge Raymer, \\Irs. Bt.>linda Lee Michael Craig Whistle." TO BE YOUNG" sono, Dany and Bill, Jeff Ja· keU MisP Mlldred. Hawley and ~ :"' Jail ares nd Skinner, Raymond Skinner and "E LEPHANT GUN" ITtchmcolorJ "Five Little Chickadees" cobs, Mr. and Mrs. Ruger Fink Mn' Pearl ReyPOids ' tria.da.; Po re ;":nd~ Mrs. Edith Winters, Gay, W. C'ltff Rlchard Rolwrt Mot'ley, - and1 wore Ingenious while and black afld Mr. and Mn. John Buck· Mt. Vroman ann.;,.eed that port ~er tile e- Va.; Mrs. EWe C<lrpenter, Cltar1 Carolt· G1 av The Sh:Himn Paul Lukather, .Joan Harvey Cliff R~t_·hafd the Elvb Pr('5 feather costumes complete with ley and son Jeff of Chesapeake, meeting of room mothers J Ebersb eh oi C 8 "HANDS OF A STRANGER" 1 • lesion, W. Va.; Mrs. Ed Beegle y. from Abt11arl' lail feat~ers. The folk d~ were Sunday dinner guesta of would he held at 1 p. m. Wed· busS: the w.!t.end !tu~r le and Johnny, Zanesville; Mr, Alto Cartoon by "Ach Ja was the concludtng Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boggo of nesday 111 Ute auditorium to hll Mr and Har· and Mrs. Dale Johnson, Colum· 11 SUN' MON. and TUES. Thur. & Fri. Aor. 11. 19 number done with enUtttslsJm Gallipolis. Jeff, who has been make plans for the calendar old = b · h.· ' bus; Mr. and Mro. Albert Barr, 3 ..tg~tEtVU e Krrk Douglas and the "Little Men" and "Ltlt~e the guest or his grandparents, project Tlie out-goiug president Jolin Joo~~ or S}'l'acuse is Mrs. Ru)"'rt Stewart and Mrs. THE BRAVE" Gena Rowlands in Wotmert" In colontal costumes m wtll return to Chesapeake with thanked lhe members and of· 111 • 11 l1l lD M . Me 1 1 Lois Grtmm, Akron; Mr. and, Krrk Dungla, Gena Ron lands "LONELY ARE , and gingham with aun· his parents. !Ioera for their ••""••a\llill ~--pci.,.lal.y e'8S mar a Mrs. Ray Elllo!t, Mr. ·and Mrs. r • Walter '1atrhau ~ l wha•l THE BRAVE" b t t tch Mr and Mr D igh W 11 ....,.... ...,. J W d Mr Elea Kane. Carroll O'Connm -andonne' 0 ma · · s. w t a ace given blm duriug the year. Tlte Mr and Mrs. Edward Llet· ames eaver an. . s. • Wallc... way favorltt1 for the "THE WISTFUL WIDOW Peter cushmg in , Dancers and their partners and sons, Bruee and Allen, and attendance award was given to w11er and famlly of Loralh and nor DaviS, Nelsonvtlle , and Mr. comfort·lovinl molol Hond· Bud ~bb::':t~~~~NL~~~~stello "NI&\!J,~~~~E~!~~ES" were Barbara Burkel!, Teresa daughter, Nancy Jo, spent Eas- Ut• kindergarten class. Ca i J M Lletwlle or Beth and Mrs Clifford Beegle, Woos· same Unlvenlty ttyled Wllk short, In smoath wash ''It l' un and Laughter! Also Cartoon · Barbara Fultz, Fran· ter SUnday with her parents, d/ Md. w~ week:nd gue:~ ter. wHr tafton. lizl1 2f.4t I.,......,,.....,.....,.....,...,;,,....,....,..J_!.o!""!"'~~!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~~~~M~cH~a~ff~ie~,:_J~an~e~t~N~eal,~T~er-~ Mr. and MJ:l· G. C. Knox of Famll Eotertai ed of 'Utek parents, 1\lr. and lofrs. • • chalet~ of colon. McConnelsville. Y D Jolvl Lletwller, Dmner Is Gtveo By Miss Kay Jenkinson of ~ Saturday Evening Mro. Charles Faulkner and J lis Jumbos spent the weekeed w1Ut John DIU aDd daughter, Miss daughter, Cathy of Springfield ames 8 ear es her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curt· Esther entertained their family and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rea Mr. and Mrs, James Bearhs OTHER MEN'S . IS Jenkmson and daughter·. lialurday evening at _I h e 1r anJ son, PhWp of Trladelphll, entertained with a dinner East· SHORTS $3.95 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snider. home In Enterprise. w. va. were weekend guests of er at their Flatwoods home bon· WALK ' ' -·. ' Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stacy, and Guesll were- Mr. and Mrs. their mother, Mrs. Eroeot Rea orin8 her sister, Mn, Charles Mr. and Mrs. John Stacy_ of Wether Evans and David of and other ralalives. }\'ildermuth, on her birthday, Ravenn~ spent Easter Wllb Melvindale, Mtclt,; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pfarr Guests were Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. V1ctorla Stacy In Middle- Mn. Dallas Arnett and family, and famUy of Marysville w""' Wildermuth am. d aug b 1e r ' port. Mrs .. Stacy re~ed to Mr. IDd Mn. John DIU Jr. and Chester Road, Mr. and Mrs. AI: Ra~e!"'" Wtth her <blldren for Cindy, and Mr. and Mrs. Will· CarroU and Mr. and Mro, Bill len Dill, Pomery and Mr. and a Vl!lt. ard Dill of Mansfield; Mr. and wllllamson· children, David Mrs, WiiUam Bowers and film· Mr. and ~rs. Leo ChrlsUan Mn, Elsworth DIU IDd Connie, and Darla of Rutland. lly of Cuyahoga FaUs. CalliDg and grandchtldren, Danny IDd Mr. and Mrs. Carl DIU and fam. Janet, visited last week with lly, Mr. IDd Mrs. Orville WatMr. and Mrs. B. F. Parmalee. son, Mr. and Mrs, George Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Parmelee Starcher and family, Mr, and spent Sunday In Mason County, Mro, Harry Carleton IDd farnv;, Va. with her father, E1za lly and Mr. and Mn, Charteo Meadows. DIU and famlly, aU of Pomeroy. Group I of the Women's Association of the First United Pres· GAVE DINNER byterian ClttlJ'(;h In Middleport Mr. and Mrs. C, J. Struble Recipe-right results every will meet Tuesday evening Apr· entertained with a dinner Easttime! Only flarneless electric ril IB at Ute home of Mrs. IJar. er Sunday at their home, West cooking bas precision control ok. Sauer, Assisting hostesses Main St. Guesll were Mr. and so sure to please you, your will be Mrs. Rodney Sauer and Mrs, Rlcbard Struble and SOIIB, family, your budget. 6 out of Mrs. Lewis_ Sauer. Gordon, Douglas and Beyan of 10 Ohio Power customera en· The Offlctal Board of Heath joy cooler, cleaner electric Methodist Church will meet byterlan ehurch for their iiP'"1" Wednesday evening at I p,m, lsi numbers for the Easter lei· cooking. Average cost is only at the church, Tlte various son, 41 a day on our low rates! See Commission• ·will meet from 7 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jack· t~e new electTic ranges now. to 8 p.m, son of Rendvllle spent the weekCompare modern features, .;. Sharon Cleland of Columbuo end with hll sister and brothermodern beauty, safety and ' spent the Easter weekend with In-law, Mr, and Mrs, C. R. · performance - you'll find PU.LIC ENVY ••• her parenu, Mr. and Mno.• AJ. Young. Other guesll of 1be ELECTRIC COOKING prolen Roush and son of Bradbury. Younga were Mr. WUIWD DOll ' Mr. and Mn. Kenneth McCul- and IIOll, William of Columbua. vides WONDERFUL UVJNG, Iough spent Ute weekend with Mr. and Mn. Vernon Jlodther parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Jam- ers and son of Oak Harbor llld OHIO POWER COMPANY eo CrisweU, Miss Maxine Bennett of ' Coo The primary department of lumbus, spent the Easter week· Heath Melbodlst Church School end with their parenll, 1\lr, and sang a group of Easter llllll8' Mrs. Charles Bennelt. during the church school hour Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rupe, Easter momlng. They were ac- Bradbury, bad as their guesll comparded by Tom Baker. Mr1. for Ute weekend, their daughEdward Johnson was the direc- ter and .family, Mr. and Mra. tor for Ute opecial choir nurn- Joe McKay and eltlldreo of bers. Mentor, Mrs. Clarence Lacey direct- Mr, and Mn. Herber1 Ed· '' ed Ute choir of the First Ba~ warda of GalllpoUs were dJn. I NUMBER ONE Special LDw·Cnt lutallatlal OHarl list Church for the special mu- ner guesll Sunday of hll jlro.. slc on SUnday. Uter and famlly, Mi. and Mn. Ask your appliance dealer, or near-Rev. Howard Ruppelt was Charles Edwarda IDd Pat and est Ohio Power office. about the Ute choir director of Ute ~ Brenda. apecial wiring otrer now available. Guests of Mr, and Mn. Karl It a.sauree Ohio Power residential Owen, Middleport, lfur1ne the cuatomen that normal 240·volt Eaoter weekend were Mr. , IDd electrical inltallatioo for ra.naea. water beaten. dryen or air condi· Mro. John Goodftch, DaYton, tionen will not •zcud flO. Good Mr. and Mn. Jack Bowman a Redecoration 0 Classroom 8 . P/ anned ' 1J - .n.- _.. Jlr, 1114 =~~~==~~ with l!leir parento, Mr. '"""ror . .· of 111'1, ~ ID tire :i:~;:· lttf»nly 'About . ,J,.es;:';,. .; NOWYO~ - OW 'I'M NV• I ' lire u.Jted e -- ....... . .. Jl,lli NJ 1'11111 .. I&., 1 u:a1$tr .-41.. }• • ,) t ~· IJ t { ' • • - • • RAtHER at y OHIO 2 ~ Lineup National hins .. . I Around And About Middleport 1 MEIGS THEATRE Many Cpme For Funern/ Of' · Mr Carpenter ..e.. tlie': i.Jr v.- ' - Price Hikes Solid J! r:;:ll IHjl\;'l!J t1'Ji'Jjl i j ="'!:'ke': er;ug ie C&O ·strike Ballot AMBffiR<; :. WALK 'SHORfS J'; BI(fjllr 1 EL8ERFELDS IN POMEROY .........._, wonderful cooking starts here! . : : : :;..~:w for a limited time only. I·I , t ~,. " ! ' ' ;<..· •• _,. ""~:' . I ..,' •~ I i ~. I~ !. i'i"' ' '· BAI(ER . FURNI'tURE . Mld~l•et•rf, .lo =":; .Culumltlls. . · ' ' .. Mr, and Mn. Cub Babr, daughlen, Candace ...... ~ line, _. Ylllllng IIi Birmlnc' bam, Ala. irtth ber IIIIer ' ll1d family,' Mr. a'ntl ~. ,.J:alto .. ~ and eblldrea· ~ ~ ' . Mr, and .John ¥mr,' lin: ~~~~~~~~~·~,NBt~~~: John andwith Sltirrl, weekend lier IIPil!l ~·. till ~:~~~ Pd Mill. Gecqe M,th!Wt. ;r '.- !14.: ~- '• ,~~P;~JJ~:~~~~· •:!! Fairport, Pomeroy Bands � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 16, 1963 hendricks lawrence shirley stivers