http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/04b821dca3752ebd855407097bd4cdb6.pdf 4072bc4be205eda22e6ec84db39d6231 PDF Text Text • N . 1P' YOU DOW About 1 .. ....d' IT I ol l ' Middleport • ,.... ............ e·n ttne -·oldoe . . l1ldW .... - ,.. . . ..... Q;l., AI-, . . . . 0 G-' S-' for Summer ...., ........ Jimlo.. . ....... ... F.r•••Ha D.o a.ewtt. MADRID ~ Spanlsh ComJIIIIIIIal leader Julian Grlmau Garcia ,..,. ,uecu!Od by flrlnll AT THE la10aiea I Ja~oree ".," FaiobibnobJi.,'Soplililtlc:aies! Fabuloilo l I ' ~ iT .ti'iii today for erlmes ' 0 tn~rtot the slate. · Tile execullon ol the 112-Jie&l'· l old. veteran underground • fantasy · l!'reen ·print.!d Surf cloth crop tops or Blll&lt · cardigan look done in otriped knit. Chic atyleo with the claooic look. Matched to lilled knit or play-knitJamaicas. , " wu carried out despite J Pflls for clemency from te'ilow I C9inmunlsts In many parts ll1f! world, lncblding So v i e I Premier Niklla S. Khrushchev. ' • , • • NEW YORK- Four steel companies bave cancelled some recent price Increases In order to rtmaln compeUtlve with big· 1ei- producers, and two Olher flrma plan to J.ake similar ac- ~ See this outstanding group of girls playweat for all ages----'lhorts, pedal pushers, caprl pants, slim jimi, ."louses, 'l:rop tops, knit tops, knee knock· ers, and tennis dresses. See them all at Elberfelds-on the secoild floor. .Elberfelds In Pomeroy · I l '' ' announced on steel ·plates rll 9. 1 ,, I( ' Fo.r FURNITURE BUYSI We're MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE WY 2·2641 N. 2nd Ave. Mlddl~tport THEATRE $65.00 TRADE -IN ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR -oLD 'LIVING ROOM SUITE During the T11. yours I~· now •on a ~ew . suite m~nth of Aprll, SUN. MON. •nd TUES. April 21-22-23 "LONELY ARE THE BRAVE" Kirk Douglas, Gena Rowlands Walter Matthau, Micbat>l April Special! 7~Piece LIVING ~OOM GROUP "THE WISTFUL WIDOW OF WAGON GAP" Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Fun and Laughter! • 2 Pc. Foam Rubber Nylon Cover in a variety of colors. Kane, Carroll O'Connor. •2 Step Tables •2 Table Lamps ONE OF THE THINGS April Special ! 3-Piece MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE . • Postee or Panel Bed • Double Dresser and Mirror e5 Dfawer Chest • '.j.. esavin~ of $20.00 el Coffee 'Table ~ ." ALL FOR JUST ALL FOR JUST AN EXPERIENCED BURGLAR April Special! 2-Piece ' SOFA BED & CHAIR April Special ! 3-Piec;:e GIEv::ltbROOM SUITE·· 1 • Nylon Cover •2 Step Tables e 1 Coffee Table e2 Table Lamps •9xl2 Rayon • Foam Back Carpet- Brown, Black, Beige eDouble Dresse~ and e 2 Pillows Mirror • Bed Spread • Ch'st of Drawers · ·e 2 Lamps • Book Case Bed el Sheet eMattress & Box Spring • 2 Pillow Cases .' WON'T LEAVE But he'll lake every valuable thing in sight; find "hidden" treilsures; even, in his haste, carry off personal papers of no value to him but important to you. ., Alt FOR JUST $169~~,5 : '•' " ALL FOR JUST \ .I 36" Wide WARDROBE TONIGHT Kirk Douglas and Gena Rowlands in ""LONELY ARE THI BRAVE" WITH SLIDING DOORS -and- Peter Cushing In LIBERTY THEAJRE (Eutman Color) MIDDLEPOiri', OHIO . . "NIGHT CRIATURIS" We Pay 3% I merest On Sa~ing1 Pomeroy National Bank Serving Meigs County for over 90 yean POMEROY- RUTlAND Al10 Carteon Saturday Ben Gazzara, Reg. 34.95 SALE PRICE _ _ __ I!JOW ·~!IOVfiNG Apr, 20 Stuart Whlt- man and Sammy Davi.J Jr. in "CONVICTS 4" -andStanley Baker and . John Crawford Jn "'HELL IS A CITYH AIM C1rtoon .. , "WHITI ILAVI SHIP" ($co!Pi • Color) Pltr AaJeU and Edlllund l'llr<lom ·~ ·,: -... "l'Hi P'HAif1'plli· PLANit": Dean Frtt\eriet1, Coleen GrQ and Dolores Faith :A~IO lij.ICTID ,, '' ... ·. DINEtTE SET ' 1 ' Table II 3818Cht72 • lild 8 chaltl' . . ' ., .IJ{Chei . F.OR THI I , '• ' . ' • . ~W; I ' I The foor !Inns - ReJ::~~~ Annca. Pittsburgh and - ssld they rescinded lhe price• Friday because 1he two anls .JI lh• lnduslry, U. S. and Bethlehem, would not low suit. Wheeling Steel Corp., which slarled th round ol selecllv• price boosts !ast ·"~l:ol Indicated II probably would dra· • the $4.50 a ton increase ,. Choice Of , • • Price - Size and Color tion. Columbus Area Worst Hit Friday .' 0 • �; 1 I <' Dally sentinel, . . Angl~rs Experien.cing Good SENTINEL F eature • ' tu:ck.In flleigs· . • - -..:. ,..;_ ·-( l. • • Fishing Holes As 196:{~soli Laun. c hed .. . ~ ' . ·~---~t, Pa_ge - ~ :~ ;14! ~ - ' .. ~, - • ~ wa.iJmt t•. • ' ' • ' f ' . II aboutaftrllt fOr of the .,on. An Ohio fllllllll .... . Br BOB WINGE'IT co• d. pllll a :II - t wrltllll Th~ •ebargea ta, pllli wrlUIIC feti· l lir : i:~J : ~ P!>r..Y nalcleu! ~ aud t5, pi111 wrltlni ~ ' Bobbles are bouncing, .UnM are belnJ pl!Utd Ia wltb nlct eatebl!l· . ., , Local favorite fishlnB boles are reported to be buatlilll with activit}> u ~~~ ~!' '~ D~D:rlildtnhharp. ' the 1963 Meigs county angling season IOIIIato f~JU IPHd· •'Whit ktial of 1laH ue tht a.h alt.!itl!l out on thiJ ,..ar? VeltraQIG4 rtiJ·etnillJ..,. that the pliltic uliht OfiWler aud pllltlc Mll .m Our Ohio Divlaion of WUdlife Game .Protector Don WIIUama aeya It appeara tb.t moat early filbtrmea art bavllls ~ lhart of .lood luell:. .·~. ~u11d !Jrr.t ~.llut tbey id"d tllat n!!JflY .,veeyone bu liiJ cOWII fivOrlll blit .ancfptrblpl. w!U liavt juat u mucb luek with lt. · ' ... WUdUft offlcllll ulil pond fiJbermen 1110 bave been tepcll'tiJII &dod ealcbea. The. Wildlife DIY!Jion ta1c1 tblt f~&:'ctllses ere not needecl for pond ~!lbir. but lll!&leia niult bave pe lou from property own- i l ,. • '., '.. w 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April 20, 1863 en. · .' . . ' Forked Run Lakt probably wiU have even more fiabermen.thil .,., than In tht p-.t alaon.llaCI! the new campiDI fleillty ii open. ;lJ.'jdlit aud wall!r faelliUu Jl'l provided 011 the new camping area. The • • • Ia a dolllr per d.ay. • • · · .· · · From preilent indleatlona tt appeara tbat ftihermen ln. Mellla ~7 be beaded for a whOpper aujUnj year. And that is a real flih it4r1!, la11't It! " . • Anlllere at J'orked RUn Lalte on State Routt 124 near Lon8 'IJottola blve Ileen pulUq In nlc• ailed. amaU mouth batt aud crappie~, aeeordlnl to reporta. Ont flabtrmau landed a 111-io pound ball Iaiii week. Tbeae · · . reporta aU can't bt filii atorlea. . Top area fiJbeli!en UIUIIIY reeommend sprlnJ and early summer for the belt eatebla. Tbe ~ent aniJera elalm tblt larger flab tend to II)' In the deep, cooler, ""ater' durlnl warm montbl of summer, and feell . 11101t1y at Jillht. , · ·WUIIama talcl ht bu bltn taldni creek eenaui eounta, cheetlnll fllb· 11111en'a catcbta, iiUrllll tbt p-.t few weeb au.d the slzea · are "preUJ . Diet." . . · . · ·· Stre.m. reeomm~ndecl by elql!lrienced a1111era Include tht middle and eaat braneba of Sblde where ball aud crappela blve bean bltln&. Ill th11 erea of Buck'• MID near sumner, Eul Shaae from Keno back up Into Athena ·county and Horn cavea. W!Ulama reminded fiJbiii'QIIB to Jtt permlaalon bet!lre baiUDI bookt on private property, · fi Is believed tbat the number of f!Jhing licenses sold ao far tlda yell' . . ( } . ;' t I\ It's I FULL·FIELD· that countl ( { Last season, 5-st.ar F11nk'11 G-Hybrids demonstrated as never before their bred·in capacity to make ree~rd full-field-yieldi in every important corn &rOW· mg area in the country. For full -field-yields of quality rorn on your farm . plant Funk 's G-Hybrida on whole fieldl 011 your farm . • '' • ,. t GOT ONE' - Mrs. M. D. Brickle&, foreground, hauls In a small Iucker ·from Horse Cave Creek 11 Mrs. John Brickles watches. Both ladies, who are residents of Middleport, have found angling a wei· come t•ecreation for a number of years. They are married to brothers. John and M. D. Brickles. The mea folk had caught no fish when the Sentinel feature page camera was on the scene. j j' -SEED CORN I i I FORKED RUN FISH· lNG'S FINE - In pi~ ture at rlaht. Ila Osborne, right, with a glnger·fln· gered assist from Rita Brinker, dl sp Ia y 1 1~ pounds of large · mouths taken Sunday at Forke.d Run State Park. A fourth 4·pounder wrested I h t swivel off I b e strlnaar, makln& his aetaway. ~ ! \' , . • Know Performance e Known Pedigree J . .I •' . . " J . NOW IN STOCK. GRAHAM'S OHIO . CERTIFIED TERMS CAN BE ARRANG!D 119· 5 PHONE WI 9·3202 Up PEARL STREET :~ . n w:·t.l.i ' 2·21'74 . • ahead of me." By Chester Tannehill Thts crazy world, full of paradoxes and of homo sapi.'ns at each others' throats, could gain a step or two upwar·d in its struggle for Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men, were honesty applied by rule of thumb everywhere. What ir more shocking is that An1ericans today likely are some lrillion-fold more honest than many nf their neighbors Jiving in the na ~ t10ns of Europe . Eurasia , Africa, and South America. For example . Europeans cannot conce ive of . A~1erk a ns actually paying taxes they don t . 1f they can squiggle out of it- and if the taxes are paid . thev believe the monev is sluiced off so mrwherf before reaching Washington. But even in moralisti c America all is not dean as a hound 's tooth . In this connection we herewith suggest several announcen-.ents ihat could be published if America sudd enly were to turn honest. Lik e these: WASHINGTO N - Sen. Jeremiah J. Jer· gens i D Ala.), said today the Senate Foreign Relatwns committee, of which he is chairman, would fold camp and cease official functions this weekend. He indicated President John F. Kennedy conducts all foreign affa irs himself, and th ere is no net>d for the great expense operating the committee any more . or COLUMBUS, 0 . - !Special) Gov . James A. Rhodes, in an exclusive interview with a wide· ly respected Capital city reporter, said today he is exerting every effort to make his name known across the country among conservative Republicans. . "I have a job to do here in Ohio," said the governor, "but it is incidental to greater things CLtVELAND. 0. - Sherman F. Money• wraps, president or the Lake Erie Savings a. Loan Companr. ·with extensive holdin&s in nu· m~rous city ·suburbs, explained today . why his firm has been declared insolvent. "I'm stupid," he said. Pomeroy Landmark ' . POm«roy . WASHINGTON - Sen. Frank J. Lausche said in a speech before a packed House Ohio is the hestc eumple extant of pure.l\merican· ism, tbe kind tl!a~ puts strong men up on their two feet to stay, c'Ome thick or thin. Sen. Lausche po.inl~d to the fact that 80V• ernment aid offered ·ln the wake of millions of dollars of (lood (lam1ge from the Ohio River In recent weeks hM' been turned down. "We don't believe in high cost of govern· ment, deficit spendln~ and an unbalanced budget in our district, Mr. Abele said. .POTHOLE CENTER, O. ~ A bilh school teacher - one of the staff of five ..,.. reaigned · here today without givin& any reaiOri. However, Principal James G. Goon indica!· ed the teacher said privately he could not stand up under the tension of continually be· ing behind the students in bis history elass for seniors. Princip&l Goon also teported the people In that low-income area hive petitioned an adla· cent and much -wealthier "icbool district for consolidation. ,. ..· ~ "I'm not for it at all, no sir!" the principal said , "It would take away my jllb.': TOLEDO, 0.- Former Gov. MichaefV. Dl· Frightening Possihiliti~ •~· · A civilian employe of the U. .S Army has come up with what Is balled by Gh as the greatest discovery IInce the Invention of popTholillb Adm. George W. An!leraon. Clilef of corn. Naval Operatlona, eonsldena&ll4itaie a retnott He bas found a way to ~blp rlfies wlthou~ P~!l8~ In the 1011 of t!Je nqdlai subiiwint lmmerslnc them In an evll·smelllnc gook that Thresher; paa_t hlltory '-workl ,apllllt tu\lnl It tool! boun of bard Gl effort to scrub off. · out. ,, " . It bas been d!Jelosed U..t fllien our first This genius has too great a potential for human welfare to be wasted on the Anily atomic ve..el, the NautUua, waa In Pol'll!lloutb alone. He belongs to all America! .• -~~~al;yard for. re)lllrl fo\lf y~~·· qo, some Why can't his talents be turned to.aueb .fil> ""a ~par•te saill1~ge eff9Jt• were made Ill a maniarien lnventiona as: .: two-week peri¥, ~l)nirolted ,lifUber~te culf .. · A jat top or bottle cap that can~~ un~;.:. :, in aanored, cab!,_ityle wlrinll aff~~ ~~~ ~ .. ed by tbe eonaumer Without special atomic··"· controls. _ · .. . _ ...· ,. . tools or takln& a pbyalcal filneu coune. ""~ ~ ,. The F~l failed .to !urn up the sa~ de-, · · . A cellophane wrapplnl tblt ean·~ toflll'lllt :;:• · 1jlite lllf!latareb. Ill! ctU•it was allllilatlj"frult- · : · packape at least u eaaUy 11 If It '!.If';~~:;;; ·:.i ·leaa Ill. tbe we ot aliOther· _n uclW..}IlbJ!I8l'l~ ... caat li'on. , . , • ., 1,.. and ~rcrul~ m!Uile deatrOJ.e1',,!!!"'91 wlilcli . ,, lnstruetlons with you·put-lt-totrer·fOiil'i · · ·· · l!lffeNd II~ )fter Ia lloul!. ~ . self toys and fllfnlture that aome y be~ . Whether ~ .kjl\d of thinlll. the a profeaaor at )lassacbusetta Institute of ·r ecll·· colllcloua,forelgn qenta or <# • noloiY ean underat.and. · . tied Vllltl!lntn.lt IIJ)ol veey be,.!enlil~ · A way to att laundrle1 not to atarcll. iblrte tbat it can oeeue In !be tiJIIt Beeur1 . aUnoas attff as piyboard. . '· . apbare of a U.S. naval ~:rvct- or . · ~ tb•:· p~~I'Petra~ ean eauee •a IUI~~:.....;t:;;.-...1 .:,._,. · Do tbla, air, alid you are OUR hitrO! • WliatfiYtl' the -of tbe l.,...._........... I !ng, we. WD\Ild all pin f)'Om ~ that '' 0 far.t!Jiiter aer~tll 'If wrlli\!" • liD!'_~ . ' applli4, In ·eral,\cit naval ' ~- ~ ()b. .... Someone dldn'·t put up the bnmcade;soill• . ,v!Oul)y; too, It lhOpld Bot' ~·iMD of a ·' one eln dlclded that an open .told wa1 tilt .. telriJ!!!rpl,nUJ · w~tll "!ll!leh ·Jalabt ·lnd " road for him - and tilt rreat ~ ·a~lllib.. . tbi!Di·-to· work o:ut ~~ n.Jatlllti!Pii ;Ill ~ way Follow the Leader wu on. . . :·, · . , Uo11111~ ' - ~~~ · • " . · ' , , -•Jllggal. or~.. mcHT tor ,. • ~nteiflp control lor dDM, precision 11011 bUS~ WillS, fences., .l)uslcy powor bll!oo ·· 0!\ toiJiheSt 10il1 With USI •. , power renne ;OI!ds.fMI~I.,. pu114>a<ks. boy-spin lllrt" . Sotlflttflo ''-~ tlllinelllfllly .,..": up solf w•thout brNklna it down . ~f-shlrpeni"l tines •'- IUir.ntted .,.;Mt . breal!qe, ...,., clos. See 5upor Rotioul tlldoy. ThrM hp""""" •Ito miloble. · do It with .f Mill & Fertilizer Store OPEN 8:00 to 5:00P.M. SPECIALS! ---------------SAVE 5 5 TON SUPER ROTH;Ut> · Tlller.O!IItlvator• 22,: GEartlen Pride Mower -:-:=:-:-:- 44.97 49·" 5 T UP KNOCKED DOWN 2~ _or 3 hp. Briggs motor, flnger:Up controls, air lift suchon blade. 14 sa. steel deck, circular blade housing. Full yr. warranty. specl1l 89.90 93% of weigbt conce!ltrated ·o~er tlnea, where it digs In better. Wb~J~ . eaaily ~moved, depth bar euily ad· ju!lted. 3 ~p. Br,aas enaine, ~2'' Hahn, tines. 3ft. W~i·i.~;w , 5.97 WAS OS ' ' ' KNOCKU DOWN IJght wei~ht. seamle111 il~l tra:y, tutiuiar fral:De, rubber band!e p-tpa, semi-pneumatic tire. · 15 w. ft. Unlco Chest Freezer~ $199 We Deliver- We &:ervtee- We Finance. . \.awn 5Hd, c,.. · .. ,Equipm~t . •"•··- ~~~~;, · . . "I ,,. • i · ~oMI,RiQY (Monday Through Saturday) • Sabre 20" -Til.., .11 ·= d •. .e ua er . •.. ' ' F Uow Th Everybody Can Shop At The Town & Country Store uTr~Hlc ON BULK FERTILIZER Take delivery from our area Bulk Warehouse at Pomeroy. Savings are quoted F.O.B. Pomeroy. --------------StiR Gtod Supply Of FJELD BULK SEE-·••DS AND SEED OATS • Top"_ 51b. 1.97 All Spring Specials On Sale Through ~pril or As Long ' "I As ' ~· Til 9:00 P.,M.. I Shop ' . 540 E. Main St. DAILY (MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY) . j • . •, ' I Jack W. Casey, Mgr. Phone WY2-2181 Open Til .9.00 P.M. Salle's familJ revealed today Mr. DiSalle baa The result- a 2.8-mile trek to the dead end enrolled In Toledo University for a refreaher of an uncompleted freeway link in the Lol course. Angeles area- and Into a monumental traffic Tbe course, taulht by Prof. Amos A. SD~il, · . jam. ·· •. ·•, ; . derbagger, il carried in tbe uni.erslty Co,l \el!. .. . . .The firaU)I!'!IJ!It ~~eom.. Wmind 4 that of EconomiCI catalol as "Public Fjnance: .lf\1• .... ., ;i t·' • a new hiaJI,~·dP"if.Y,ouraelf Pled Pipe$}, ,. Not To Spend Your Way Out of Office." · But OJ! reJlectiqli; 1jle illoi!liml better aeriei to · .. ". P.Oint up the llll:reiQIDIIY tru~r-compl~ -:·: iiy of·our hiehw•y aystem lodl7, Genuine Genius RACINE, 0 . . ·. . ., . Pomeroy, Ohle · Mulberry Ave. MORRIS IMPlEMENT & SUPPLY CO• 95 suh SJ'OJtE, At left. Conceulonalrt Jlarry Osborn, aided by Harry, Sr., wife, !Ia; son, Bill; Jullua Savaae, and J1ar9Id Bambart, p ar k director, erect a new bait. 1tore and camping supply center. For ked Run campina faeillties are becoming more and mort ·popular, If Honesty Were The Best Policy j Gfi.MORE . ' •' Phone WY 2·2115 . ' �; 1 I <' Dally sentinel, . . Angl~rs Experien.cing Good SENTINEL F eature • ' tu:ck.In flleigs· . • - -..:. ,..;_ ·-( l. • • Fishing Holes As 196:{~soli Laun. c hed .. . ~ ' . ·~---~t, Pa_ge - ~ :~ ;14! ~ - ' .. ~, - • ~ wa.iJmt t•. • ' ' • ' f ' . II aboutaftrllt fOr of the .,on. An Ohio fllllllll .... . Br BOB WINGE'IT co• d. pllll a :II - t wrltllll Th~ •ebargea ta, pllli wrlUIIC feti· l lir : i:~J : ~ P!>r..Y nalcleu! ~ aud t5, pi111 wrltlni ~ ' Bobbles are bouncing, .UnM are belnJ pl!Utd Ia wltb nlct eatebl!l· . ., , Local favorite fishlnB boles are reported to be buatlilll with activit}> u ~~~ ~!' '~ D~D:rlildtnhharp. ' the 1963 Meigs county angling season IOIIIato f~JU IPHd· •'Whit ktial of 1laH ue tht a.h alt.!itl!l out on thiJ ,..ar? VeltraQIG4 rtiJ·etnillJ..,. that the pliltic uliht OfiWler aud pllltlc Mll .m Our Ohio Divlaion of WUdlife Game .Protector Don WIIUama aeya It appeara tb.t moat early filbtrmea art bavllls ~ lhart of .lood luell:. .·~. ~u11d !Jrr.t ~.llut tbey id"d tllat n!!JflY .,veeyone bu liiJ cOWII fivOrlll blit .ancfptrblpl. w!U liavt juat u mucb luek with lt. · ' ... WUdUft offlcllll ulil pond fiJbermen 1110 bave been tepcll'tiJII &dod ealcbea. The. Wildlife DIY!Jion ta1c1 tblt f~&:'ctllses ere not needecl for pond ~!lbir. but lll!&leia niult bave pe lou from property own- i l ,. • '., '.. w 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April 20, 1863 en. · .' . . ' Forked Run Lakt probably wiU have even more fiabermen.thil .,., than In tht p-.t alaon.llaCI! the new campiDI fleillty ii open. ;lJ.'jdlit aud wall!r faelliUu Jl'l provided 011 the new camping area. The • • • Ia a dolllr per d.ay. • • · · .· · · From preilent indleatlona tt appeara tbat ftihermen ln. Mellla ~7 be beaded for a whOpper aujUnj year. And that is a real flih it4r1!, la11't It! " . • Anlllere at J'orked RUn Lalte on State Routt 124 near Lon8 'IJottola blve Ileen pulUq In nlc• ailed. amaU mouth batt aud crappie~, aeeordlnl to reporta. Ont flabtrmau landed a 111-io pound ball Iaiii week. Tbeae · · . reporta aU can't bt filii atorlea. . Top area fiJbeli!en UIUIIIY reeommend sprlnJ and early summer for the belt eatebla. Tbe ~ent aniJera elalm tblt larger flab tend to II)' In the deep, cooler, ""ater' durlnl warm montbl of summer, and feell . 11101t1y at Jillht. , · ·WUIIama talcl ht bu bltn taldni creek eenaui eounta, cheetlnll fllb· 11111en'a catcbta, iiUrllll tbt p-.t few weeb au.d the slzea · are "preUJ . Diet." . . · . · ·· Stre.m. reeomm~ndecl by elql!lrienced a1111era Include tht middle and eaat braneba of Sblde where ball aud crappela blve bean bltln&. Ill th11 erea of Buck'• MID near sumner, Eul Shaae from Keno back up Into Athena ·county and Horn cavea. W!Ulama reminded fiJbiii'QIIB to Jtt permlaalon bet!lre baiUDI bookt on private property, · fi Is believed tbat the number of f!Jhing licenses sold ao far tlda yell' . . ( } . ;' t I\ It's I FULL·FIELD· that countl ( { Last season, 5-st.ar F11nk'11 G-Hybrids demonstrated as never before their bred·in capacity to make ree~rd full-field-yieldi in every important corn &rOW· mg area in the country. For full -field-yields of quality rorn on your farm . plant Funk 's G-Hybrida on whole fieldl 011 your farm . • '' • ,. t GOT ONE' - Mrs. M. D. Brickle&, foreground, hauls In a small Iucker ·from Horse Cave Creek 11 Mrs. John Brickles watches. Both ladies, who are residents of Middleport, have found angling a wei· come t•ecreation for a number of years. They are married to brothers. John and M. D. Brickles. The mea folk had caught no fish when the Sentinel feature page camera was on the scene. j j' -SEED CORN I i I FORKED RUN FISH· lNG'S FINE - In pi~ ture at rlaht. Ila Osborne, right, with a glnger·fln· gered assist from Rita Brinker, dl sp Ia y 1 1~ pounds of large · mouths taken Sunday at Forke.d Run State Park. A fourth 4·pounder wrested I h t swivel off I b e strlnaar, makln& his aetaway. ~ ! \' , . • Know Performance e Known Pedigree J . .I •' . . " J . NOW IN STOCK. GRAHAM'S OHIO . CERTIFIED TERMS CAN BE ARRANG!D 119· 5 PHONE WI 9·3202 Up PEARL STREET :~ . n w:·t.l.i ' 2·21'74 . • ahead of me." By Chester Tannehill Thts crazy world, full of paradoxes and of homo sapi.'ns at each others' throats, could gain a step or two upwar·d in its struggle for Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men, were honesty applied by rule of thumb everywhere. What ir more shocking is that An1ericans today likely are some lrillion-fold more honest than many nf their neighbors Jiving in the na ~ t10ns of Europe . Eurasia , Africa, and South America. For example . Europeans cannot conce ive of . A~1erk a ns actually paying taxes they don t . 1f they can squiggle out of it- and if the taxes are paid . thev believe the monev is sluiced off so mrwherf before reaching Washington. But even in moralisti c America all is not dean as a hound 's tooth . In this connection we herewith suggest several announcen-.ents ihat could be published if America sudd enly were to turn honest. Lik e these: WASHINGTO N - Sen. Jeremiah J. Jer· gens i D Ala.), said today the Senate Foreign Relatwns committee, of which he is chairman, would fold camp and cease official functions this weekend. He indicated President John F. Kennedy conducts all foreign affa irs himself, and th ere is no net>d for the great expense operating the committee any more . or COLUMBUS, 0 . - !Special) Gov . James A. Rhodes, in an exclusive interview with a wide· ly respected Capital city reporter, said today he is exerting every effort to make his name known across the country among conservative Republicans. . "I have a job to do here in Ohio," said the governor, "but it is incidental to greater things CLtVELAND. 0. - Sherman F. Money• wraps, president or the Lake Erie Savings a. Loan Companr. ·with extensive holdin&s in nu· m~rous city ·suburbs, explained today . why his firm has been declared insolvent. "I'm stupid," he said. Pomeroy Landmark ' . POm«roy . WASHINGTON - Sen. Frank J. Lausche said in a speech before a packed House Ohio is the hestc eumple extant of pure.l\merican· ism, tbe kind tl!a~ puts strong men up on their two feet to stay, c'Ome thick or thin. Sen. Lausche po.inl~d to the fact that 80V• ernment aid offered ·ln the wake of millions of dollars of (lood (lam1ge from the Ohio River In recent weeks hM' been turned down. "We don't believe in high cost of govern· ment, deficit spendln~ and an unbalanced budget in our district, Mr. Abele said. .POTHOLE CENTER, O. ~ A bilh school teacher - one of the staff of five ..,.. reaigned · here today without givin& any reaiOri. However, Principal James G. Goon indica!· ed the teacher said privately he could not stand up under the tension of continually be· ing behind the students in bis history elass for seniors. Princip&l Goon also teported the people In that low-income area hive petitioned an adla· cent and much -wealthier "icbool district for consolidation. ,. ..· ~ "I'm not for it at all, no sir!" the principal said , "It would take away my jllb.': TOLEDO, 0.- Former Gov. MichaefV. Dl· Frightening Possihiliti~ •~· · A civilian employe of the U. .S Army has come up with what Is balled by Gh as the greatest discovery IInce the Invention of popTholillb Adm. George W. An!leraon. Clilef of corn. Naval Operatlona, eonsldena&ll4itaie a retnott He bas found a way to ~blp rlfies wlthou~ P~!l8~ In the 1011 of t!Je nqdlai subiiwint lmmerslnc them In an evll·smelllnc gook that Thresher; paa_t hlltory '-workl ,apllllt tu\lnl It tool! boun of bard Gl effort to scrub off. · out. ,, " . It bas been d!Jelosed U..t fllien our first This genius has too great a potential for human welfare to be wasted on the Anily atomic ve..el, the NautUua, waa In Pol'll!lloutb alone. He belongs to all America! .• -~~~al;yard for. re)lllrl fo\lf y~~·· qo, some Why can't his talents be turned to.aueb .fil> ""a ~par•te saill1~ge eff9Jt• were made Ill a maniarien lnventiona as: .: two-week peri¥, ~l)nirolted ,lifUber~te culf .. · A jat top or bottle cap that can~~ un~;.:. :, in aanored, cab!,_ityle wlrinll aff~~ ~~~ ~ .. ed by tbe eonaumer Without special atomic··"· controls. _ · .. . _ ...· ,. . tools or takln& a pbyalcal filneu coune. ""~ ~ ,. The F~l failed .to !urn up the sa~ de-, · · . A cellophane wrapplnl tblt ean·~ toflll'lllt :;:• · 1jlite lllf!latareb. Ill! ctU•it was allllilatlj"frult- · : · packape at least u eaaUy 11 If It '!.If';~~:;;; ·:.i ·leaa Ill. tbe we ot aliOther· _n uclW..}IlbJ!I8l'l~ ... caat li'on. , . , • ., 1,.. and ~rcrul~ m!Uile deatrOJ.e1',,!!!"'91 wlilcli . ,, lnstruetlons with you·put-lt-totrer·fOiil'i · · ·· · l!lffeNd II~ )fter Ia lloul!. ~ . self toys and fllfnlture that aome y be~ . Whether ~ .kjl\d of thinlll. the a profeaaor at )lassacbusetta Institute of ·r ecll·· colllcloua,forelgn qenta or <# • noloiY ean underat.and. · . tied Vllltl!lntn.lt IIJ)ol veey be,.!enlil~ · A way to att laundrle1 not to atarcll. iblrte tbat it can oeeue In !be tiJIIt Beeur1 . aUnoas attff as piyboard. . '· . apbare of a U.S. naval ~:rvct- or . · ~ tb•:· p~~I'Petra~ ean eauee •a IUI~~:.....;t:;;.-...1 .:,._,. · Do tbla, air, alid you are OUR hitrO! • WliatfiYtl' the -of tbe l.,...._........... I !ng, we. WD\Ild all pin f)'Om ~ that '' 0 far.t!Jiiter aer~tll 'If wrlli\!" • liD!'_~ . ' applli4, In ·eral,\cit naval ' ~- ~ ()b. .... Someone dldn'·t put up the bnmcade;soill• . ,v!Oul)y; too, It lhOpld Bot' ~·iMD of a ·' one eln dlclded that an open .told wa1 tilt .. telriJ!!!rpl,nUJ · w~tll "!ll!leh ·Jalabt ·lnd " road for him - and tilt rreat ~ ·a~lllib.. . tbi!Di·-to· work o:ut ~~ n.Jatlllti!Pii ;Ill ~ way Follow the Leader wu on. . . :·, · . , Uo11111~ ' - ~~~ · • " . · ' , , -•Jllggal. or~.. mcHT tor ,. • ~nteiflp control lor dDM, precision 11011 bUS~ WillS, fences., .l)uslcy powor bll!oo ·· 0!\ toiJiheSt 10il1 With USI •. , power renne ;OI!ds.fMI~I.,. pu114>a<ks. boy-spin lllrt" . Sotlflttflo ''-~ tlllinelllfllly .,..": up solf w•thout brNklna it down . ~f-shlrpeni"l tines •'- IUir.ntted .,.;Mt . breal!qe, ...,., clos. See 5upor Rotioul tlldoy. ThrM hp""""" •Ito miloble. · do It with .f Mill & Fertilizer Store OPEN 8:00 to 5:00P.M. SPECIALS! ---------------SAVE 5 5 TON SUPER ROTH;Ut> · Tlller.O!IItlvator• 22,: GEartlen Pride Mower -:-:=:-:-:- 44.97 49·" 5 T UP KNOCKED DOWN 2~ _or 3 hp. Briggs motor, flnger:Up controls, air lift suchon blade. 14 sa. steel deck, circular blade housing. Full yr. warranty. specl1l 89.90 93% of weigbt conce!ltrated ·o~er tlnea, where it digs In better. Wb~J~ . eaaily ~moved, depth bar euily ad· ju!lted. 3 ~p. Br,aas enaine, ~2'' Hahn, tines. 3ft. W~i·i.~;w , 5.97 WAS OS ' ' ' KNOCKU DOWN IJght wei~ht. seamle111 il~l tra:y, tutiuiar fral:De, rubber band!e p-tpa, semi-pneumatic tire. · 15 w. ft. Unlco Chest Freezer~ $199 We Deliver- We &:ervtee- We Finance. . \.awn 5Hd, c,.. · .. ,Equipm~t . •"•··- ~~~~;, · . . "I ,,. • i · ~oMI,RiQY (Monday Through Saturday) • Sabre 20" -Til.., .11 ·= d •. .e ua er . •.. ' ' F Uow Th Everybody Can Shop At The Town & Country Store uTr~Hlc ON BULK FERTILIZER Take delivery from our area Bulk Warehouse at Pomeroy. Savings are quoted F.O.B. Pomeroy. --------------StiR Gtod Supply Of FJELD BULK SEE-·••DS AND SEED OATS • Top"_ 51b. 1.97 All Spring Specials On Sale Through ~pril or As Long ' "I As ' ~· Til 9:00 P.,M.. I Shop ' . 540 E. Main St. DAILY (MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY) . j • . •, ' I Jack W. Casey, Mgr. Phone WY2-2181 Open Til .9.00 P.M. Salle's familJ revealed today Mr. DiSalle baa The result- a 2.8-mile trek to the dead end enrolled In Toledo University for a refreaher of an uncompleted freeway link in the Lol course. Angeles area- and Into a monumental traffic Tbe course, taulht by Prof. Amos A. SD~il, · . jam. ·· •. ·•, ; . derbagger, il carried in tbe uni.erslty Co,l \el!. .. . . .The firaU)I!'!IJ!It ~~eom.. Wmind 4 that of EconomiCI catalol as "Public Fjnance: .lf\1• .... ., ;i t·' • a new hiaJI,~·dP"if.Y,ouraelf Pled Pipe$}, ,. Not To Spend Your Way Out of Office." · But OJ! reJlectiqli; 1jle illoi!liml better aeriei to · .. ". P.Oint up the llll:reiQIDIIY tru~r-compl~ -:·: iiy of·our hiehw•y aystem lodl7, Genuine Genius RACINE, 0 . . ·. . ., . Pomeroy, Ohle · Mulberry Ave. MORRIS IMPlEMENT & SUPPLY CO• 95 suh SJ'OJtE, At left. Conceulonalrt Jlarry Osborn, aided by Harry, Sr., wife, !Ia; son, Bill; Jullua Savaae, and J1ar9Id Bambart, p ar k director, erect a new bait. 1tore and camping supply center. For ked Run campina faeillties are becoming more and mort ·popular, If Honesty Were The Best Policy j Gfi.MORE . ' •' Phone WY 2·2115 . ' �... • I .' .. '1 ' • • (' '\:..r- . Falcons Make It Two-Straight ·over Panthers~ ·Win 7·3 In 'Nine Frames A thr<e-run pjnth llUiin& bollle lnt deep centerfield by :han:'a•s senior catcher, Chlr1. V nk ra lad the vllltiDC r : k-n:s ,: tbeir so<ond win of lhr , eaiM over Pomeroy Prl· ft 1 · .,b':.J ·=~· of the lame, -~h was marred by both · . led aln waa 14 ·av~~n: the S:~a~ We 1 t ,. •onia nine. The !osseo lA> •me are tho Mly selbaclls loiS• Moore's Panthers _ Hered this year. mrd baseinan Mike Fields . . . off the ninth for Wahamo wJh a walk when the ocore wo; tied at 3-3. With one away, bl~ Bill Jewell was sale on . nfl ld Thl set the 1 • ' • error .. "' ---------fl!i' -------•• I ill l ily s stage f<r Yonker's bal•t. 1 Wahama jumped Into a !.0 1roves, but wll!l fOrCed at ...,., .. Wahama'a other ninth frame lead in the rourth when Reed oed, leaving Mickey WlritbrenCleveland at Baltimore 121 l'UII Wll teOI'ed when I gave up back U. back walks to ne On first With IWti buts. . 3 Oelr1iU at Bolton 110Sllllth wu ..fe on 1 fielder s , Yonker and lefti!Jnded pitch· Leftfle~~Ler ~ndth tlieb tingled , . cbolce, Dicll Tonnelt was hit mg sensation Charles Har· to .keep Pom.roy'alis'bopes ' of I w. L. Pel. ail 7 2 .'718 by 8 wild pitch. and Bobhy graves, followed by a single tte1011 the score ve. W 11 h . ~ __ • SIJl .Francioco Greene sinllled Smith to 1 h e from Mike Smith. Tennant was runners on -~ and illll'd and ~ Wlwaullet · 7 a .700 ~ plate. s•fe on a fielder's choiceR, andll twh0 outs, sribandelledslepped W Major Leap,~ ......... St. Loltll 8 a .fl81 1 . Diet Weill, losing ptlcher, 'a two bases slam by usse t_e plate ana gg • aharp lriJilllooiProoolo~ PIUJburgli 5 s .125 ~~ wbo had relieved Pomeroy scored two Falcon runs. smgle mto right center that A..top LotipO Loo ADgelea 5 ; .100 ~~ 4 5 .444 1' ~ starter DBYid Reed in the fifth Pomeroy's first run scored in ILrought both base runners j p~ W. L. Pd. GB Cblc•so 4 5 .<44 1 wheD his arm became sore, the sJxth when Bob Smith was tborne. . . · " - City 6 3 .187 . Pblladelphla 4 .42!1 3 , 3 ottempted a t!lllllOback rally In safe on an error. Ph~l Swln· Pomeroy_wMled In hitting by · ·X , ".1 8oltlmort I s .825 Ito CblcinttaU 7 3 the bottom half of the ninth dell got on via a ftelder s choice White_, Smtih and Bob Crow, Now York 5 S .125 Ito Boust<m .aoo 4 ~ . 1 1 Inning when he walloped 8 ~nd David Baker singled Sm.lth oil ", th two hits each. One of 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 10, 1968 ~~ ~ ·'!!, 1 New Vork 1 B .111 I • long triple lnto right center . In . Crow.• hits was •. two bauer. --:-- - ~- -. ~ .. ...... . friday's Resulte • But the Flleona worked their The Panthers tied the game Ronrue Carr alio Btlllllod lor the IletrO!I 5 4 .&56 I New York 5 Milwaukee 4 .: • way out of the inning without a at :1-3 In the seventh Inning, fro. Panther& tn lhe elllhth bQt Wls C'-elaiX\ : : : : I St. .11ou1. -~ i>hila. 1, niJ!hlw • ·.. run scoring. Wells wa~ thrown lng, flal frame of regulation thrown out golnl for oecond . Los Ange es 3 e 3 ClnoinnaU at Pittsburgh, pPd, rain out on o fielder's chotse at play. With one away Tom White ba&t. Mlnnaaola .PI a Loo Angeles 2 Jlottato~ 0, nll!hl borne Iwas given a free pass by Har· Wahama'a lif.hlt attack .... Wash~ ' • -~ : •.:Ill& 3 . Silo Pr811<018e0 s Chioago I, night • paced by Yonker's two hill and · · n•IY I -'"·• aaiartlay•1 l'robob'• PttehOi't • two singles by Greene. Othor By RUSS GREEN lloston 3 Detroit I, IB~ morning Milwaukee at !lew York-spah~ Falcon bitters were Mike Fields UPI S_porlt Wrller Boston S Detroit I, lilt!, a(tornoon 12_,, vi. Jackhtm UHI with a double, Clark, · Jewell, PHILADELPHIA <UP!) - Paul Brown, fired Cl~Ve· lean. Cily 8 Los Ang. 2, 181• lwl 1!1. Louts at Plilladelphla- so. Smith, Teonett and Russell, land Browns coach and general manapr, and Herbert , j(an. Clly 3 Loo Ang. 2, 2nd Night deck! <O.OJ ... Lope, II).() I · all wtlhj smgles. Barness, a real estate tycoon, ran neck and neck t~y ,In Cbleago 3 Mtoneiota l, night Cloelnnatl at Plttsburgh-0\vea In going the route for Wa- what appeared to be a twf)-man race to buy the Pbiladel- ilalUmore B Clevolatid s, niiJtt 10.01 va. McBean u.ol hama, Hargraves faoned mne .phia Eagles. Now York I WashingtOn 4, ntabt and walked throe. In tour In· Ownera of the Eagles put the ,._..•1'1 l'robable Plldlm ings Rsed struck out thr.. cluh up for sale Friday with a pooslblo." Tha current · Detroit at ll<iston - BI!Dninl A NEW IDEA FO~ A NIW EJ!A Wahama batters and walked price tag in excess of 14.55 mll· wm purchased . In 184D by <0.21 vs•. Morebead 11.01 two. Weill struck oul live, hit lion and a proviso the team be men wbo put up $8,000· oaeh. Tho Clevelillld at Baltimore - M~ By P'IIED OOWN regained sole posoesslon oftSingled home Choo Choo Coleman one, and walked lour. kept bero. le priea ••tto tho value ol, o!tch oweD (1-1) vo. McNally IO.Ol. VPI .....,.. Wrtler first place with their ~tventh vic- and Jim Htekamn, Ed Kranepool By lnmngs Fr k M N 1!: •• • lbart today at • minimum !llinneBOta at Cbleago - Kaat ~.. . tory in nine games. homered for the Mets and Hank Wahama 000 3Ck 004--7 10 3 . an . c amee, 1&>es prH· ·sso,ooo. U·CH VI. ~~~ (1.()). TM ~t lmporLant hgures m The Mets ended their eight- Aaron hit the SOOth circuit of his Pomeroy 000 000 120-3 8 4 idcnt••,. said Brown lndleatlld he " . . . New Yoi'k . at WashlniiOD tbe Nat1onal .League today-Jar losina lrfoak :career for the Braves whose Harc,·aves an... Yonker Reed WI! mterested a cou~ll!! ot weeks We are mflturcted to 11'1')' 011 tnlabt) _ Stafford tl.O) VI Still· 1 · u· than lh gameseasot>Open 01 ... ' ' ' ~ • " to halng the club which ne•o1ill on 5 itb -pit -., ' more Sign lcant e mere with 8 two-run ntnth-innlriJ. rally · seven-game winning streak went (4), Wells (lp) and Winebrea- IF ~urc 1 "" u "' ,.... _ bouse (Q.O) · itandings-show that Sant1y Kou· . ed be k' Ro 8 t down the draJn ner set an etteodance mark ot 420,000 have ll.diCll:ted they woWd Los Angeles at Klnsat C 1 t y rax bll a&ruck out 28 batters and climax "' 0 roo le D un Cu t Simmo~ beat the PhiDJes · laet seuon despite a 3-10-1 record. club,' McNamee said. j'Thtt (zQaht) _ aaanee (0.1) YS. Sepi allowed ODI,y 12 ltlll in :13 iDnlngs. lor ~ lith time in 11 tries since At that tim~, repodo hod Brown wlil sta) in Philadetpltls, IO.ll Add 'em up and lhey meaa that they traded him in May 19110 biddmg ...5 million for the Eatle ly. There Is ho iDtentioD 61 llilaU1'a Qalli,. the Los ADgolet Dodpro' ooulh· 'th nino-hit ""'-ribout Brown, kicked out b~ Cleveland leavtDS Philadelphia. ' 140 ADge!H al Konsao CIIJ paw firebaUer is fully recovered a ' last ~tanuary, wa11 not at the meet. Natlonal Football Leagu• MlnnHOta at a.Ieico I) from. finger injury that csotlhe ing. McNamee oald the E•(les leave It leave." New York at Wasblngton Uodgen lhe li6i jlOlliiOill and ol· Mrs. Agnes White IIIII Rlehard didn't know where he was. · , . . lh &Ito most anded lialldy'l ........ They Duckworth vilited Mr. and Mro. "lle'll see it in tho p8pet'S and Bl'O\Vn I mtereot 10 • Ea 'N 8 d' -... .. •• ·-·"· fal'..;"" II " h8 . ld I 'd h.. been known for many weeb. ever en JRI ~ lDIID - -....- • ......... HaroJd MeComu and family or ea us, t pre.<J en uu · otber made teutaU a otart lhe Dodgers are A·l set for Attending the meeting of the Ravenswood. It was learned tltat before the . lfOUPI . v At Keeneland Event the l01Ji baul with Koula> and Cheahiro Garden Club .at Kyger • atll<kholder. met Friday to place f• 10"'• but II ":a 1. apparent the ~~TON, Ky. tUPil Don llqadale to llro away as the Creek aehool wore Mrl. Mabel Weekend gu..ts of Mrs. Mary VPI Sports Wrtler . lh< Eagles oo 'the block, Barneu, NFL and Comm•ss•onor Pete fto. Tr1bler Woody Stapb1110 wao league's besl 1-2 pitching punch. Pickens Mrs. Jessie Cottrill, M. Diddle, Grace 0 ll e r 1 The modern home run k~g .re- who Jive!! in suburban Warrington, aeJie looked kindl~l in ~ ~ somewhere between a smUe and a Koulax, sidelined virtually the d M ' p 1 Kn p and son Jim were Mr. and turned w the Yankee battillg or· Po. made a S4.o miiiiM off•r tlon ot Brown, who rna e COli• shrug today aa ba oontemplated entire second half of the 1962 sea- an rs. ear ap · Mrs. D~rell' Brown, Freddie ~r Fr~ay night after missing th~ thr~gh attorney John Schwartl. land an outitandm!l team. the 80-10 performaDCI oJ Cain Hoy son aud w.inJesa artet July U. Mrs. Florence Harden, Mrs. and LeAnn of Mineral Wtll!l. fJrst e•ght games of the Amen· Schwarta reportedly !llaid Bar- McNamee aatd a "substantial stable's Kentucky Derby contend· struck ou1 If batlorl 01111 pltebttl Either HardeL and Mrs. Mar· w. va. , can League season and eelebrat· 0080 , a vice p....tdent and diree· mejorlty" 01 lhe stockholdero vol· .... Never Bend, in wimling the ·-·-,_ machinery a two-hitter Friday night to give garet Cottrillatten.ded a 0 of A. 1~ . woth • game-wmnmg mnth- tor o[ the William Ponn Roclna ed w .;,II, motivated by the f!O,OOO purH at or your farm. the llode:ers 8 2-0 vletor7 over tbl lodp rally practice at Tuppers Wednesday dinner guests. o! mnmg homer that sent New York AssociStion in Bul'kl County, Pl., . offered for the stock. Keeaeland Frldly~ available: Bl•wlltl 4 Houston Colts. P~.. ·~ . Mr. and Mrs. James Qu1c.k ?D to an 8-4 win O\'er the WasiJ.. was prepared to make 8 "cash l . 'Well. he paaaed thlt one," tee#,.. Call tOday 1lte ralio of llrikeouls ot in· VISiting recently with thetr .,..,. Pvt. Edward R. Chap- mgton Senators. deposit of any amount within 24 llllllled "'l'lf, "and be n.O.,dllillo. Dings pilclted bao o!WIJI- tho plltllil, Mr. and Mrs. c. B. man of Ft. Jaekaon. Iouth Cll' El!lon Howard had preceded the hours." back Ill rlgh~ but he IIllA way to judge Koofl!" beeauae o1 Williams were Mf. IIIII Mrs. ollna. Mrs. Chapman of <'All· blast with a homer and the Yankll , Schwartz was quote< •• telling needed tho roco ind he'll need an. MAX WARD his bllndiDg speed. Ill atruek 41111 Tbomu Williams I and family, umbQJ and Mrs. Gordon Weal, went on to score live runs and lhe stockholdero Batneso wanted one betore the Dorily. II WY 2-loNo 115 •• 2nd ,........ an NL record of 1111 hatteoo In Mrs. Millard Jones of colum· artd Rhooda and John, l\8c1e pre!Olll reuer pitcher Luis Arroyo to keep the ownet'Shlp tn Phlla· wiD 11avo to be lhe llal-by Trial." 11 216_ ~ II Ulll IIIII bed 2lll bus IIIII Mr. and ~ Mu Till!' Mrs. Charlea Reuter of Tilt> Wltb his first victory of lhe ,.,. delphia, instead of t.Ul'IIIIIIJ II over "' . 8ll!pbeaB will VIII Novat Belld slrt"--sm l&llmtiDp wllen bl nebllle of Crookmlle.. aon Ariz called 101 Walter ~- Arroyo ~- pltcbmg •ll ..., to "ou!Aiders." Barn.,. was ~ . Clwrehlll Downs Sunday, where hod aiM recor<l balfwOJ dlrough Mrs. Mendel Moore of Parkd., Mr E Ph'll' lief of Stan Wtlhams, who gave ' clared ready to buy II per oent tltt bone he'D probably ba.. to 1 lpo. up thret runs in 7 1-3 innings ID Iof tbe sukk and retain as many Last Stmday vlslb>rt ol Mr. beat to wiD ,any Derby . . . the JIIG eo-'&D, arsburg was a weetend pest an s. lfB 'Ibe o· O.w~y I sentm"eI . i!i~~u~ ' 1.0.... _ SJAN JN'' I GE , . ! paul Brown . May 8e'Bae. k. In, }: Bus.iness As coac . hIn pros . ·Sandy Koufax Fans 14 In D Win Friday l.. } I Syracuse Soci"al Notes •" of: :.r' Roger MariS• Is Back; HI'ts F.Irst Homer w· ' parker Run New Events 4 ..,........ .. .. I cook "•"" ""'"" ..... ..,.. "· AIUfUAL INIUIANCl COMPANY l'he liall l'rlllcloo Gllatl -. oi Mr. IIIII Mrs. Charlea New- Rev. and Mn. Ralph Hud· leaoed lhe Cblcaco CUI>o, H, tho man and Sbarlet. son of New Lexington visited his New York Mota iDtO tho BIU Wlqelt wbo II employ- mother, Mrs. Myla Hudson. win column wllh • 11-4 . - , - ed wlllt tha Amertean Telephone . .. lhe MllwoukeaBrav• Oll!lthoiL IIIII Telapapb Company at Vlstting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Louis Cardinals boat tho Pb!!ndel Indllnapolll t!plllt tltt weellsnd Pickens were Mr. and Mrs. Tom phla PltllliB, 11-1, 111 olbor NL willt bit Eleanor Wingam ... Cincinna~ and P!llsburgh 1eu and other relatives After we"' rained out. blo Ylslt ho wont tn Clevoland Ill tbe Amlrll!aD League. tha where he wm attend i!Chool for New York y - dofoaloll tho tha A. T.a. T. Co. Ha wiD reWaohiDgtoa . . . - , 114,tho- turn to Indiana lor re-assignton lied Sox beat lhe Detroit 'JI. menL '' ceral-l.lnd 5-llhe Cboiaio While Jane W'ISO IIIII Kathleen Far· So• tolltnd tha Mia- TwiDII, ley of arteaao wen ovtrnlgbt H; the Baltimore Ortolea oeored guests of Mrs. Daisy Duckworth an W victory over the Ceveland and aloo vlalted wtth the formIndiana und tho Kansu City Atlt· or's grandmother, Mrs. Bessie Jetlco owepl tbo Loo Ap>leo ,.... Wlae. eels. M. iD ltolh a aou- Mrs. Emmett Bartals has reblebeader. turned borne from Meigs Mem. Wlllle Jllfl1oltlt bls third boater orlal Hospital where •he was of lhe oe110011 and Juao ~lariehal a surgical paUent. pitcbad 1 m·bilter for lito Gilutlo, Mr. and Mrs. Charleo Llale, .-of N. W. COMPTON, 0 .. D. OPTOMI!TRIST Offtee Roun: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at NOOD OD Tbura. - Eut Court SL. Pomeroy - .. -- ~- DESIGI£D FOR COLOR TV RECEPTION - - -.::. - - I.acey and Mr. Harry Lacey and Mrs. lloleot Martin of AtJt.. ens. 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Swan. ocores in otber American Lealllie Mr. ·and Mrs. Paul Cooper and 110m•. Stewart of West In lhe National League, the "'I Vef wm pM\f of a.diNew York Mell edged the Mil· ahd !lllllly Tllunday waukef Braves, &-4, the st. of 1u1 -11. Cardinals beat Philadelphia the Los Angeles Dodgers defilll·l • .!'!'da·=teMrrbe'·bbB1fYIX1 1, ·"",Dted~Vil ed the HOUlton Colts, 2-0, and Eastern I 24 Spts Sent eld . . . ~., , , .... San .Fr~~rlsco Giants toppled Eastern !Dgh school, host ~ S .turday night with her cot111o Chicago cubs, s-t. Cincinnati and ured Racine thlnclad! 110·41 .Fr~ Marlm Jean lleed In Dtmblt, Plttoburgb were rained out. day after aehool by taking W. Va. On Sunday they vlllled 1 fll'•ncllather, Wln. Ylllllll, and il<lward led off lhe ninth with In six events. · a horner thai broke a 3·3 tie and Bill man for 'Racine was Dutung. On lhelt hMaris, sldeilned until Friday wfth Bailey, Who captured first IIley Villle4 IIIIOtber a muscle rojury, lolrowed with a Ute sbot, dllcus, broad . Bam Blrclllieltl. drive into the left eenterfteld and high jump. He was top Retid came wltb tl1t1ll to pen. Tho Senators rallied for dlvidual point-getter. lfanclfalher Blrebfield. · fourth nm ln their hall or Nen Tuesday Eas~rn Mr. IIIII Mrl. Lulhor Woodmoth. Reliever ~im to Kypr to run &~~atnat lnd Mr. IIIII Mrt. MarY• I wao the loser. North GaUta, aM Mld· lD Morris vlllted Mr IIIIer, Glir-11 Eddies;:,.:; h~;";'= ln the lirat game and Ike lock pHched • t...,_hltter in seeond as the lied Sox won Palriotll' Day morning and JlOOll eontestil with the Tigen, Gene Conley went 1 z.a innings lA> win lhe opener lor lhe ll<ix. Dlek Stuart'a double and Lou Ctinton'a triple were tho big blows of lour-run slxlb- lnnlllC rally won lhe IIOCOnd game. Phil ganandFrankLarywerotbe pitcher~ lugJuan Pizzaro pitched a flv• bltlor and 1tl'Ucll out nine for Wltlta Sox, wbo I!Hit C.mllo Pa...,.l hie third defeat. 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V nk ra lad the vllltiDC r : k-n:s ,: tbeir so<ond win of lhr , eaiM over Pomeroy Prl· ft 1 · .,b':.J ·=~· of the lame, -~h was marred by both · . led aln waa 14 ·av~~n: the S:~a~ We 1 t ,. •onia nine. The !osseo lA> •me are tho Mly selbaclls loiS• Moore's Panthers _ Hered this year. mrd baseinan Mike Fields . . . off the ninth for Wahamo wJh a walk when the ocore wo; tied at 3-3. With one away, bl~ Bill Jewell was sale on . nfl ld Thl set the 1 • ' • error .. "' ---------fl!i' -------•• I ill l ily s stage f<r Yonker's bal•t. 1 Wahama jumped Into a !.0 1roves, but wll!l fOrCed at ...,., .. Wahama'a other ninth frame lead in the rourth when Reed oed, leaving Mickey WlritbrenCleveland at Baltimore 121 l'UII Wll teOI'ed when I gave up back U. back walks to ne On first With IWti buts. . 3 Oelr1iU at Bolton 110Sllllth wu ..fe on 1 fielder s , Yonker and lefti!Jnded pitch· Leftfle~~Ler ~ndth tlieb tingled , . cbolce, Dicll Tonnelt was hit mg sensation Charles Har· to .keep Pom.roy'alis'bopes ' of I w. L. Pel. ail 7 2 .'718 by 8 wild pitch. and Bobhy graves, followed by a single tte1011 the score ve. W 11 h . ~ __ • SIJl .Francioco Greene sinllled Smith to 1 h e from Mike Smith. Tennant was runners on -~ and illll'd and ~ Wlwaullet · 7 a .700 ~ plate. s•fe on a fielder's choiceR, andll twh0 outs, sribandelledslepped W Major Leap,~ ......... St. Loltll 8 a .fl81 1 . Diet Weill, losing ptlcher, 'a two bases slam by usse t_e plate ana gg • aharp lriJilllooiProoolo~ PIUJburgli 5 s .125 ~~ wbo had relieved Pomeroy scored two Falcon runs. smgle mto right center that A..top LotipO Loo ADgelea 5 ; .100 ~~ 4 5 .444 1' ~ starter DBYid Reed in the fifth Pomeroy's first run scored in ILrought both base runners j p~ W. L. Pd. GB Cblc•so 4 5 .<44 1 wheD his arm became sore, the sJxth when Bob Smith was tborne. . . · " - City 6 3 .187 . Pblladelphla 4 .42!1 3 , 3 ottempted a t!lllllOback rally In safe on an error. Ph~l Swln· Pomeroy_wMled In hitting by · ·X , ".1 8oltlmort I s .825 Ito CblcinttaU 7 3 the bottom half of the ninth dell got on via a ftelder s choice White_, Smtih and Bob Crow, Now York 5 S .125 Ito Boust<m .aoo 4 ~ . 1 1 Inning when he walloped 8 ~nd David Baker singled Sm.lth oil ", th two hits each. One of 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 10, 1968 ~~ ~ ·'!!, 1 New Vork 1 B .111 I • long triple lnto right center . In . Crow.• hits was •. two bauer. --:-- - ~- -. ~ .. ...... . friday's Resulte • But the Flleona worked their The Panthers tied the game Ronrue Carr alio Btlllllod lor the IletrO!I 5 4 .&56 I New York 5 Milwaukee 4 .: • way out of the inning without a at :1-3 In the seventh Inning, fro. Panther& tn lhe elllhth bQt Wls C'-elaiX\ : : : : I St. .11ou1. -~ i>hila. 1, niJ!hlw • ·.. run scoring. Wells wa~ thrown lng, flal frame of regulation thrown out golnl for oecond . Los Ange es 3 e 3 ClnoinnaU at Pittsburgh, pPd, rain out on o fielder's chotse at play. With one away Tom White ba&t. Mlnnaaola .PI a Loo Angeles 2 Jlottato~ 0, nll!hl borne Iwas given a free pass by Har· Wahama'a lif.hlt attack .... Wash~ ' • -~ : •.:Ill& 3 . Silo Pr811<018e0 s Chioago I, night • paced by Yonker's two hill and · · n•IY I -'"·• aaiartlay•1 l'robob'• PttehOi't • two singles by Greene. Othor By RUSS GREEN lloston 3 Detroit I, IB~ morning Milwaukee at !lew York-spah~ Falcon bitters were Mike Fields UPI S_porlt Wrller Boston S Detroit I, lilt!, a(tornoon 12_,, vi. Jackhtm UHI with a double, Clark, · Jewell, PHILADELPHIA <UP!) - Paul Brown, fired Cl~Ve· lean. Cily 8 Los Ang. 2, 181• lwl 1!1. Louts at Plilladelphla- so. Smith, Teonett and Russell, land Browns coach and general manapr, and Herbert , j(an. Clly 3 Loo Ang. 2, 2nd Night deck! <O.OJ ... Lope, II).() I · all wtlhj smgles. Barness, a real estate tycoon, ran neck and neck t~y ,In Cbleago 3 Mtoneiota l, night Cloelnnatl at Plttsburgh-0\vea In going the route for Wa- what appeared to be a twf)-man race to buy the Pbiladel- ilalUmore B Clevolatid s, niiJtt 10.01 va. McBean u.ol hama, Hargraves faoned mne .phia Eagles. Now York I WashingtOn 4, ntabt and walked throe. In tour In· Ownera of the Eagles put the ,._..•1'1 l'robable Plldlm ings Rsed struck out thr.. cluh up for sale Friday with a pooslblo." Tha current · Detroit at ll<iston - BI!Dninl A NEW IDEA FO~ A NIW EJ!A Wahama batters and walked price tag in excess of 14.55 mll· wm purchased . In 184D by <0.21 vs•. Morebead 11.01 two. Weill struck oul live, hit lion and a proviso the team be men wbo put up $8,000· oaeh. Tho Clevelillld at Baltimore - M~ By P'IIED OOWN regained sole posoesslon oftSingled home Choo Choo Coleman one, and walked lour. kept bero. le priea ••tto tho value ol, o!tch oweD (1-1) vo. McNally IO.Ol. VPI .....,.. Wrtler first place with their ~tventh vic- and Jim Htekamn, Ed Kranepool By lnmngs Fr k M N 1!: •• • lbart today at • minimum !llinneBOta at Cbleago - Kaat ~.. . tory in nine games. homered for the Mets and Hank Wahama 000 3Ck 004--7 10 3 . an . c amee, 1&>es prH· ·sso,ooo. U·CH VI. ~~~ (1.()). TM ~t lmporLant hgures m The Mets ended their eight- Aaron hit the SOOth circuit of his Pomeroy 000 000 120-3 8 4 idcnt••,. said Brown lndleatlld he " . . . New Yoi'k . at WashlniiOD tbe Nat1onal .League today-Jar losina lrfoak :career for the Braves whose Harc,·aves an... Yonker Reed WI! mterested a cou~ll!! ot weeks We are mflturcted to 11'1')' 011 tnlabt) _ Stafford tl.O) VI Still· 1 · u· than lh gameseasot>Open 01 ... ' ' ' ~ • " to halng the club which ne•o1ill on 5 itb -pit -., ' more Sign lcant e mere with 8 two-run ntnth-innlriJ. rally · seven-game winning streak went (4), Wells (lp) and Winebrea- IF ~urc 1 "" u "' ,.... _ bouse (Q.O) · itandings-show that Sant1y Kou· . ed be k' Ro 8 t down the draJn ner set an etteodance mark ot 420,000 have ll.diCll:ted they woWd Los Angeles at Klnsat C 1 t y rax bll a&ruck out 28 batters and climax "' 0 roo le D un Cu t Simmo~ beat the PhiDJes · laet seuon despite a 3-10-1 record. club,' McNamee said. j'Thtt (zQaht) _ aaanee (0.1) YS. Sepi allowed ODI,y 12 ltlll in :13 iDnlngs. lor ~ lith time in 11 tries since At that tim~, repodo hod Brown wlil sta) in Philadetpltls, IO.ll Add 'em up and lhey meaa that they traded him in May 19110 biddmg ...5 million for the Eatle ly. There Is ho iDtentioD 61 llilaU1'a Qalli,. the Los ADgolet Dodpro' ooulh· 'th nino-hit ""'-ribout Brown, kicked out b~ Cleveland leavtDS Philadelphia. ' 140 ADge!H al Konsao CIIJ paw firebaUer is fully recovered a ' last ~tanuary, wa11 not at the meet. Natlonal Football Leagu• MlnnHOta at a.Ieico I) from. finger injury that csotlhe ing. McNamee oald the E•(les leave It leave." New York at Wasblngton Uodgen lhe li6i jlOlliiOill and ol· Mrs. Agnes White IIIII Rlehard didn't know where he was. · , . . lh &Ito most anded lialldy'l ........ They Duckworth vilited Mr. and Mro. "lle'll see it in tho p8pet'S and Bl'O\Vn I mtereot 10 • Ea 'N 8 d' -... .. •• ·-·"· fal'..;"" II " h8 . ld I 'd h.. been known for many weeb. ever en JRI ~ lDIID - -....- • ......... HaroJd MeComu and family or ea us, t pre.<J en uu · otber made teutaU a otart lhe Dodgers are A·l set for Attending the meeting of the Ravenswood. It was learned tltat before the . lfOUPI . v At Keeneland Event the l01Ji baul with Koula> and Cheahiro Garden Club .at Kyger • atll<kholder. met Friday to place f• 10"'• but II ":a 1. apparent the ~~TON, Ky. tUPil Don llqadale to llro away as the Creek aehool wore Mrl. Mabel Weekend gu..ts of Mrs. Mary VPI Sports Wrtler . lh< Eagles oo 'the block, Barneu, NFL and Comm•ss•onor Pete fto. Tr1bler Woody Stapb1110 wao league's besl 1-2 pitching punch. Pickens Mrs. Jessie Cottrill, M. Diddle, Grace 0 ll e r 1 The modern home run k~g .re- who Jive!! in suburban Warrington, aeJie looked kindl~l in ~ ~ somewhere between a smUe and a Koulax, sidelined virtually the d M ' p 1 Kn p and son Jim were Mr. and turned w the Yankee battillg or· Po. made a S4.o miiiiM off•r tlon ot Brown, who rna e COli• shrug today aa ba oontemplated entire second half of the 1962 sea- an rs. ear ap · Mrs. D~rell' Brown, Freddie ~r Fr~ay night after missing th~ thr~gh attorney John Schwartl. land an outitandm!l team. the 80-10 performaDCI oJ Cain Hoy son aud w.inJesa artet July U. Mrs. Florence Harden, Mrs. and LeAnn of Mineral Wtll!l. fJrst e•ght games of the Amen· Schwarta reportedly !llaid Bar- McNamee aatd a "substantial stable's Kentucky Derby contend· struck ou1 If batlorl 01111 pltebttl Either HardeL and Mrs. Mar· w. va. , can League season and eelebrat· 0080 , a vice p....tdent and diree· mejorlty" 01 lhe stockholdero vol· .... Never Bend, in wimling the ·-·-,_ machinery a two-hitter Friday night to give garet Cottrillatten.ded a 0 of A. 1~ . woth • game-wmnmg mnth- tor o[ the William Ponn Roclna ed w .;,II, motivated by the f!O,OOO purH at or your farm. the llode:ers 8 2-0 vletor7 over tbl lodp rally practice at Tuppers Wednesday dinner guests. o! mnmg homer that sent New York AssociStion in Bul'kl County, Pl., . offered for the stock. Keeaeland Frldly~ available: Bl•wlltl 4 Houston Colts. P~.. ·~ . Mr. and Mrs. James Qu1c.k ?D to an 8-4 win O\'er the WasiJ.. was prepared to make 8 "cash l . 'Well. he paaaed thlt one," tee#,.. Call tOday 1lte ralio of llrikeouls ot in· VISiting recently with thetr .,..,. Pvt. Edward R. Chap- mgton Senators. deposit of any amount within 24 llllllled "'l'lf, "and be n.O.,dllillo. Dings pilclted bao o!WIJI- tho plltllil, Mr. and Mrs. c. B. man of Ft. Jaekaon. Iouth Cll' El!lon Howard had preceded the hours." back Ill rlgh~ but he IIllA way to judge Koofl!" beeauae o1 Williams were Mf. IIIII Mrs. ollna. Mrs. Chapman of <'All· blast with a homer and the Yankll , Schwartz was quote< •• telling needed tho roco ind he'll need an. MAX WARD his bllndiDg speed. Ill atruek 41111 Tbomu Williams I and family, umbQJ and Mrs. Gordon Weal, went on to score live runs and lhe stockholdero Batneso wanted one betore the Dorily. II WY 2-loNo 115 •• 2nd ,........ an NL record of 1111 hatteoo In Mrs. Millard Jones of colum· artd Rhooda and John, l\8c1e pre!Olll reuer pitcher Luis Arroyo to keep the ownet'Shlp tn Phlla· wiD 11avo to be lhe llal-by Trial." 11 216_ ~ II Ulll IIIII bed 2lll bus IIIII Mr. and ~ Mu Till!' Mrs. Charlea Reuter of Tilt> Wltb his first victory of lhe ,.,. delphia, instead of t.Ul'IIIIIIJ II over "' . 8ll!pbeaB will VIII Novat Belld slrt"--sm l&llmtiDp wllen bl nebllle of Crookmlle.. aon Ariz called 101 Walter ~- Arroyo ~- pltcbmg •ll ..., to "ou!Aiders." Barn.,. was ~ . Clwrehlll Downs Sunday, where hod aiM recor<l balfwOJ dlrough Mrs. Mendel Moore of Parkd., Mr E Ph'll' lief of Stan Wtlhams, who gave ' clared ready to buy II per oent tltt bone he'D probably ba.. to 1 lpo. up thret runs in 7 1-3 innings ID Iof tbe sukk and retain as many Last Stmday vlslb>rt ol Mr. beat to wiD ,any Derby . . . the JIIG eo-'&D, arsburg was a weetend pest an s. lfB 'Ibe o· O.w~y I sentm"eI . i!i~~u~ ' 1.0.... _ SJAN JN'' I GE , . ! paul Brown . May 8e'Bae. k. In, }: Bus.iness As coac . hIn pros . ·Sandy Koufax Fans 14 In D Win Friday l.. } I Syracuse Soci"al Notes •" of: :.r' Roger MariS• Is Back; HI'ts F.Irst Homer w· ' parker Run New Events 4 ..,........ .. .. I cook "•"" ""'"" ..... ..,.. "· AIUfUAL INIUIANCl COMPANY l'he liall l'rlllcloo Gllatl -. oi Mr. IIIII Mrs. Charlea New- Rev. and Mn. Ralph Hud· leaoed lhe Cblcaco CUI>o, H, tho man and Sbarlet. son of New Lexington visited his New York Mota iDtO tho BIU Wlqelt wbo II employ- mother, Mrs. Myla Hudson. win column wllh • 11-4 . - , - ed wlllt tha Amertean Telephone . .. lhe MllwoukeaBrav• Oll!lthoiL IIIII Telapapb Company at Vlstting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Louis Cardinals boat tho Pb!!ndel Indllnapolll t!plllt tltt weellsnd Pickens were Mr. and Mrs. Tom phla PltllliB, 11-1, 111 olbor NL willt bit Eleanor Wingam ... Cincinna~ and P!llsburgh 1eu and other relatives After we"' rained out. blo Ylslt ho wont tn Clevoland Ill tbe Amlrll!aD League. tha where he wm attend i!Chool for New York y - dofoaloll tho tha A. T.a. T. Co. Ha wiD reWaohiDgtoa . . . - , 114,tho- turn to Indiana lor re-assignton lied Sox beat lhe Detroit 'JI. menL '' ceral-l.lnd 5-llhe Cboiaio While Jane W'ISO IIIII Kathleen Far· So• tolltnd tha Mia- TwiDII, ley of arteaao wen ovtrnlgbt H; the Baltimore Ortolea oeored guests of Mrs. Daisy Duckworth an W victory over the Ceveland and aloo vlalted wtth the formIndiana und tho Kansu City Atlt· or's grandmother, Mrs. Bessie Jetlco owepl tbo Loo Ap>leo ,.... Wlae. eels. M. iD ltolh a aou- Mrs. Emmett Bartals has reblebeader. turned borne from Meigs Mem. Wlllle Jllfl1oltlt bls third boater orlal Hospital where •he was of lhe oe110011 and Juao ~lariehal a surgical paUent. pitcbad 1 m·bilter for lito Gilutlo, Mr. and Mrs. Charleo Llale, .-of N. W. COMPTON, 0 .. D. OPTOMI!TRIST Offtee Roun: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at NOOD OD Tbura. - Eut Court SL. Pomeroy - .. -- ~- DESIGI£D FOR COLOR TV RECEPTION - - -.::. - - I.acey and Mr. Harry Lacey and Mrs. lloleot Martin of AtJt.. ens. Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Jenkins have moved from Pomeroy to the Rizer property m College Boad. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Conkle and children of Eut Bank, W. Va. VISited reeenUy w1th her moth· or, Mr., Ethal ~tzmg. Mrs. Roger Winebrenner a_nd famUy apent a few days wtth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mtracle a! Leesburg. -Mra. Ada 8111!k Low, low price for FRIGIDAIRE dial defrost! Are You Chltlng The TV PIOURE You Should Be Chltint UT US CHECK YOUR OLD ANTENNA We have an the neees-· sary materials in stock at lowaot prices. e LIIJhlnlng Arrettot'l el.Nd-lnWiro ..1MI 111.1-.tt • Ovtrni&ht c:1ttrvst oottina rflhlon diall • Sliding Chin Dhtwer holdl 15-lbl.-fi<Celtenl for ltolpilll- meob, too. • Ellr .... In 1111.... eli... fit, -and tllfl-1..... eGuyWI,. eRot.ro Other All Channel ANTENNAS 9·" ., ict;JUy Deli.,.na~. . . . . . ture to :yw:r ICIMJI, ~­ bladt A whfte., tool Gold .... diaed t.o J,ftV. .t CXIII ...... AvUitblt ~ ....... ASSOCtlRD RADIO tnd TV HAbY MILLI!t, owner - I .W Y,..... I. Main "~·\ '.'I I 'JL9995 ..... FRIOlDAJRB BAKER FURNITURE Mlidlftiort;Oi.Ji ' ·. ,.._ Offm,. eo':'"'""'• ~'• j were Mr. !UIIworth'o llandy Spolt--0 Tlpn ...., ,.,. wished 1o stay. and Mrs. Gary White and child- olraadj- 11 lD roalcleaee. · The Boston Red Sox dealt the McNamee and Mike O'Neill, a nn of Columbus and Mr. Detrtttt Tigers 3-1 and · 1 losseo, shareholder and prosldent of the Mro. Bury! White of Cbeoa· the Chicago White Sox beat th? Liherty Boll Alsoetation, wore au. peale•. W.Va. They went t.· ~."" ll hio ........t otart u • Yankee. of lhe original stockholdeJ'II who and Mrs. R.D. Hill Mmnesota Twms, 3-1, the BaiU· tho i!ed b th 66 stockholden afternoon to tho Carman 118ttl more Oriole& downed the Cleve· co:Ciude ~ 18 swi!Uy ., Home lA> aee Mra. Anna Mnier. land Indians, 8-5, and the Kanw City Albletica lwopt • double. Mrs. Adra_Swick ")rent I header from ljle Loo Angeles All· the pa•t weekwlth her gels, winning both games by 3-2 IDS and Mrs. J. G. Swan. ocores in otber American Lealllie Mr. ·and Mrs. Paul Cooper and 110m•. Stewart of West In lhe National League, the "'I Vef wm pM\f of a.diNew York Mell edged the Mil· ahd !lllllly Tllunday waukef Braves, &-4, the st. of 1u1 -11. Cardinals beat Philadelphia the Los Angeles Dodgers defilll·l • .!'!'da·=teMrrbe'·bbB1fYIX1 1, ·"",Dted~Vil ed the HOUlton Colts, 2-0, and Eastern I 24 Spts Sent eld . . . ~., , , .... San .Fr~~rlsco Giants toppled Eastern !Dgh school, host ~ S .turday night with her cot111o Chicago cubs, s-t. Cincinnati and ured Racine thlnclad! 110·41 .Fr~ Marlm Jean lleed In Dtmblt, Plttoburgb were rained out. day after aehool by taking W. Va. On Sunday they vlllled 1 fll'•ncllather, Wln. Ylllllll, and il<lward led off lhe ninth with In six events. · a horner thai broke a 3·3 tie and Bill man for 'Racine was Dutung. On lhelt hMaris, sldeilned until Friday wfth Bailey, Who captured first IIley Villle4 IIIIOtber a muscle rojury, lolrowed with a Ute sbot, dllcus, broad . Bam Blrclllieltl. drive into the left eenterfteld and high jump. He was top Retid came wltb tl1t1ll to pen. Tho Senators rallied for dlvidual point-getter. lfanclfalher Blrebfield. · fourth nm ln their hall or Nen Tuesday Eas~rn Mr. IIIII Mrl. Lulhor Woodmoth. Reliever ~im to Kypr to run &~~atnat lnd Mr. IIIII Mrt. MarY• I wao the loser. North GaUta, aM Mld· lD Morris vlllted Mr IIIIer, Glir-11 Eddies;:,.:; h~;";'= ln the lirat game and Ike lock pHched • t...,_hltter in seeond as the lied Sox won Palriotll' Day morning and JlOOll eontestil with the Tigen, Gene Conley went 1 z.a innings lA> win lhe opener lor lhe ll<ix. Dlek Stuart'a double and Lou Ctinton'a triple were tho big blows of lour-run slxlb- lnnlllC rally won lhe IIOCOnd game. Phil ganandFrankLarywerotbe pitcher~ lugJuan Pizzaro pitched a flv• bltlor and 1tl'Ucll out nine for Wltlta Sox, wbo I!Hit C.mllo Pa...,.l hie third defeat. A bomer b7 AI Smith and I douhle · by Ru11 llaydlr a fiv•run eilhth·lmtinf rally -bled Baltlmnre'a W• Stock poot his seeoad win in reUef. Nol'll! Slebem aed 4Ju. slit h~ homl!l!l for ltaDsaa lD tbo W. game aa Orlando went ..... innlngo 111r his . . .Friday: . Dtl SWill and lalltll.t "':!d w-••• (lll'tll: of._ e a; Jlfd run -llltl-.. Rltdtle E;440~ II!Ch il. . JWnp 4 lticbea, a; ., ·--,., .... ~·fo . ,.,_ !UtGiile, I; -u .... J .. '-'"' .... ."' . . _, ~. '!II "j!b lrkin~,;;jE...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·ttili·-~~~~ YliD. The Alblatlct WOD tbe cap wheu Ed Cbarles' oinglo w tbo baa.. filled drove lr Gino moD. 8o Belinsky IIIII Bob Turl111ll were the losing pitchers. · .THE SHOE lOX Dyna·Vision IY wn, put IIJI with home discomfort when there's R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. MIDDI-IPORT, OHIQ 1 a ftameless electrle way just right for your neeclll . Mansion or cottage 7 Seasonal or year 'round? Heating? Cooling? Ventilating? You name it, Electrlc's got it-elean, safe, automatic, eoimllient, modern. ' .\ Wltb the addition of tbll eqllipment. .It mikift pOll' · ttlble till latlllt iDd annt palyilll of yolil' thalbl•· ~ . . "* hr. build or remodei, cheek 111atr1c. 'I '• Compare features, compare coati! - remember that electric rates continue to come down while the cost of ftame-type fuels continues to 10 up. Call Ohio Power or your electric heating dealer for complete and aeeurate estimates on iDataJ.. lation, operating costil and Information on tile 11101lthly budiet Pll)'ment plan. ... 'l:lolo ,.. . lllllljllililtt WUGM ANALYSIS· · of Eltbet or Oil . II AIMiw 01fW o.M ,,.. ,....,,.D!d . .liilt. '· ..,.., .liinrliDtJ tri!Dtlt Jllel:hal1lcJ 'lrilLPotlll . ~ · tlif ' hoW'• illil 'ii!IJ'. ~-- - Wl1I ibOir 'Oil t b I T.v.-.ottbl · · ' , ' ·. . . · , .-1' ·· ' · ·,; · ' · • .: .• · ' t .• ·ELECTROMODI ~ · ·.. .......... TIIf.MMt... oftlifi'pi.OfM ! · (tll'·Electric .r-··· - _1 I I OHIO POWER COMPANY $150MODIIIUATION .HOME · ·:H.• I.JI N. G ,... 111' I~" R; E. McLaughlin, E; 200 yard . tluh (2U) R; JIMCie, E. Broad Jump - hlliJ, II II. 10\!o IJloltN, R; IWddl, l1 Cleland, ' ..::.:!!~.!'!!!~..1J.illill!l!!l•••""'l!!!!!""'l!!!!!""'!$!111ii!~illll-!!!iitltil!lllil!!l~ ----· Mile relay .,- Eaitlmt_ ~~~I Buchanan, KDbletttz, I Brown). Dlacua - Pur~h•.. Of The "MARQUM" 'l'ridaJ · 100_yord da~ - Rltnltle (10.7) Mia. . Beegle, R.. Syl>ester, R. iD Columbu Mlle nm .- Holtman (UII Bl; Mr. 1nc1 Mrs. ~ Manldn, ll, lly..U, E. 100 ware Subilif. 1110 rolay - Eaotern 1fuo1 wrJcht !!"'""" (BucllaDan, ltoblenll, 1lllph .Swau Jr, llld ..:mlib: Parker). Stmda• ~.::.. Sliot put.- BaUey, 18 ft., sw~ ild~~..ft::""~ R.: Adlml, R.: Park- 1amm Blrdlf~ lite E. latter %rt bil . run- Hoffman (2.26.5) E; tha Alex.' · · o1 Ridenour, E; BoUe~. R. Water~· · , · · Fll ElESS -------------0 EC THE G&J AUTO PARTS COMPANY )leli:ttt•.ll Prouclly Anneunces The 50 .1} 0 Opposition !~ATJ!{~ YOU WANT. •• we'/1 help you select the • ANNOUNCING ,:le . Eastern w· I •• 1'1111 vaJIUillle cwtlficate, i110Pe11Y V.lidateil. llltitlll. . 111J Ohio Power CIIStDmat to 1 rnodllmiDtlon ·allbwm liP to $150 on the OCIIIViiirskln Cil his ant . ' ~~· ~ ••• · .m ... ·tD flamlllea eltctric heitlrw. ' ... ,., ....., o.vo ;.•• .,. ., • .u. ..... ••r.NtiWI •••Jil4..,11nt-IMI.,.,._I1 Mt' ·-· 3015 .CIMianll Ave. S. W. Clnton 2, Olllo I - l d 11M II1Cn lnfwllllllon allaut ...Cirle 11a111 lleltJna. I Ul1demlnd llllrl II no •118rliiiL ; .... ---------- ·I ...__ _________ i Ad&.. "-----------------------------~-....,... " ., ' l ; ; l .. .' .... ,, ' · OHIO~ ' ... .. . .,.. t- ..~· 't ·.-~ ;. ' •.:··• • . : • ; • .:; . - .. �• • . ' • '·' NOTICES WMPO Radio '*" \ GfJN SHOOT, April 21, at l oOO . p.m., on U. ~- No. 124, by Union Avenue bridge. 2 miles I -clq-------- . ___ ..___ """' Buying a New Car? SAVE LOST & FOUND WJ EH -RADI·o on FINANCING. 'lnd INSURANCE · Through A't~ROVID FINANCE, INC., on usodate company of NATIONWIDE MU1UA~ you caa now finance )'OUr ar tbe low· interest way ••• and add co your savings by insurina the low-premium Way .with NationWide. So ,..,. for~ you buy your nexc car, see me fint for clov<o ltle·barreJed savinpl Pe•rl W. Willi•ms ancl So11 311 N. Second ,.... YIY. 2·2311 Middleport !;: :=.:-: •'' - :• OFFitE HOURSs 9:00 to 5:00 Dally Others •• Appointmonl APPR8YED RNAIICE, IIIC. • ···~. · " '. tJHooittlN ....,,. ATIOIIWI · MUTUAL INSUJlANCE COMPANY -••, ..~• Homt OHIA; CDium- 01'- " I " Bulk Tank Service . No... ' " •• (i'........,, We !WJdle aU ·siZes of laDkl - DAVY JONES wbat we sell. By LEPP and McWILLIAMS ' Furniture RUTlAND, OHIQ OION»AY TBRil I'RIDAY 7:10 Nowt 8:00 lfiWI 7::1!1 BrtQ:Iul 1:011 Saered Hurt ProiriiD 1:011 Newo 8:11 Coomii'J J 1:00 'Bn!attul l"'rrf 8:11 11..,. 11:30 Newo l:a hrlll World Newa lo310 ~ 1'1rt7 1:41 M11p Coaa1J RFD 9:00 tlewa 7:80 " 9:05 8rtUJMt Pori) 1:011 Broa~ hnJ US Jones Blllclt 8bow 7:30 NOWI 1:31 N.... 7::1!1 P1ct<11S Bard,.... &bow 9:15 BreUfut Party 1:10 1:10 Non Report :o,oo Newo 1:00 Breakfast Pari)' 10:05 Pafb l'lrty l:ll llroUiut Party 10o30 Non 1:30 Van P1r11e11 Sport 8bow 1U5 Mlllll: In tile All 1:11 llreUfasl PlriJ lOot$ lbe ,Oood LUe D.lii.Y QIYPI'OCIUO'l'l: - llon'o 1aow te ..... .&IEYDLB.&.&IER 1:41 rum. Silo~ 10:111 Under 0111o Sklu II LONOPJ:LLOW , ..,. . IUt No"' 1 1111 11 One letter llmply ltUldl tor anotber. In W. ~ample A. 11 a-a t:• Coffee W11b Janet 1Uii fop Teo Show for tbt tbNt L'.. X tor tbe two 0'& etc. BJaa'le tetter~~ ~ , Nm llolot News 9 10 trophiu, tbe lenl(th and formation ot tM wordl are .Ji }aiQia. t:a OJIIte W11b Janet 11:35 DulloD'I Top Tell llbow t:t:. Bolt}' Newton 8bGw 12o00 News- NQI)II 11epor1 .&antor-ca-oa10:00 """" 12o 15 lllusle InterlUde 10:05 Mlnllterlal A1Boe1a11AJB 12o30 Rev. Merlin Teela arov 'I' B'l'V A'l'COQ .&IO BP'l'V 10:1111 County Hoe Down loOO ~·ewe .&P VOOABKNAQPV AlO wrvo 10:10 Non 1o01i Platter Pwt:r IOXI IQZ . 'l'XPVW.-TOONIPXKQ 10::1!1 County Hoe Down 1:30 News 11:011 NOWII 1:15 Plattor l'lr\7 ,.........,. llqp......: NO IIUKOR IS 110 11A8Y TO OOilNTIDII'mT AS D""'O'I'!ON~MICJD:L DJI KONTAIONII lUll Swap Sbop t:IIO Newi 11: 30 N.,.. t:ll6 PlaW!r Party 11:31 hrlll Neft 4:30 New> u ... eoulllrl' ~~oeo~ow~~ 4:15 Platter Party (~ Wonblp 'ftiun.l 5:00 Ne\>1 ll:IIS Upper R"""' - - 5:05 TravellD' Time . _ , Tllroup Frld>.J 12:115 Luoa1 Neft 11:111 Jow ...... Slodl Ate. •5:30 News 7.·•• "'~ ~ M"·•-• ,._,. 00 1'1 '" _.. ""' _., ...... 12: 10 Obio New• 1•:Gio Nooo News v: ews 7·." I~ .... C 115 Sund Sere 08d - -•uo .,......, U: 15 Market. lZ:IS Weather Report. ' own • 1·00 Oblo Y·',_ N12·.- Lifegu · ard Bulletin Board 12:!8 IIUiit JUII lor You UO l'lewe _, """ 1 00 g· 011 J.OS Sporta Tuday 12:2$ News 0 Grams NlO NOWI ·' Jgn UO World News DICK TRACY 1:0. ~IIIla JUII rw YCIII ......., 8:1.5 Musical Clock l~o30 AgrleuJture Agenl · l:;lt News 7o30 Newa 1 35 I:SS Conur.:mlty lie.. 12.46 Counlr)' Go Row1t. 0 1:35 \luste Just ""' YCIII Army How t.·OO La,. • ....,. I 55 N a •• 8:00 Ba PUs! ····-· • Hour - -8ervtc:e : Colllllr)' .... _, 2:00 News' - - •·• toiO Public UO Go 11ounr 1:111 MIISIC Just r.. YOII B:IS Clturch • 1 Won lots SbOiren of Ble.olnf: loG& .News Beill 1:10 NIWI l o30 Newo a-• H 10.111' Muon County ~..... loOO MidWay Malmo< 2•• Millie Jllll rw Y011 :.. our of DeUveranee IOodli Talk 06 the Town US NeW8 Ileal 9' 110 Wqa (If llellq S:IID NeM U:o55 World Nt111 4:00 Dlsclac "ltb Dou S!lll Platter Party I:SO New• 11:110 Tlfk olllle ToWD 4 In S•IJ NIWI 9:35 Legl!latlve Review Fri. ~ :30 ~ eo .. Sunday Cbapof Cacepl ""lll'dl Belli RID& i oOO Conummtty Non S:a p - Party lC :OO Voice of Pro~..... Uo4ii World ~1111 6olll World 6 Nallonal N0111 I:IID N.... I0:30 1'1.,.. I" ., U ·56 Muoa Cowoty Newa lo 16 Spotlt~11 on Spon. _ _.....:IJ_N:.•:.... .:.._.....:..:6:.o30.:...:S;::I&D::...:OII::.._ _ __ 10 bow _ 10:311 Wash. Repts to 111e Peoplej-u_._oo_Commwd Tue., II Tb-.... IO.SO Social Security 4: II Loc!a1 N... II oliO Counlr)' 11Jam ~ 4:10 P11u.r l'lrty U:30 NOWI 1:011 Nlft II oliO Counlr)' l!7mn Tlnle 5:116 TraveUn' Time 10 i!O SUnday Chapel d oOO Nomo Ropon 1:80-.. -~ doll Tho 1:00 Newa 12:80 sa. MorliD r1:115........., \ ..,.,. 1:00 &our at '*"f:l& lluJI.Down Serenade L30 !Aitberar Hour •:10 News 11!30 N""' 7:00 SliD 011 3:00 'The Blg Lit IIATURDAf SCIIEIIULB 1:35 Bade to 11M1 CNu "00 li..,. SoliD Rev. Roseoe Thoma 8:115 Country M1lllc "nllll 1•30 The ~ Hour 1:30 4:00 Nut. •:35 hrlll World N"" 1:115 Sunday S11o1reue 1:10 RFD 4:10 Neft f:IID Nen 4:111 SlgD 011 . · · ·· 7:!11 l!reatfall l'utit 1:111 Sip 011 ., ~ Phone$H. 2-4811 .' .• .' ·. '• ' I ,. • J ne'eisleat ..u palnt io ~ .. • No t.ltioutllinlntJ . : .... f~RRY 'I ,,, .. ~- ..... .. ' By ERNIE IUSHMILLER IF YOU COUl:D BE A BIRD, WI11CH KIND WOULD YOU RATHER BE . V .' . �• • . ' • '·' NOTICES WMPO Radio '*" \ GfJN SHOOT, April 21, at l oOO . p.m., on U. ~- No. 124, by Union Avenue bridge. 2 miles I -clq-------- . ___ ..___ """' Buying a New Car? SAVE LOST & FOUND WJ EH -RADI·o on FINANCING. 'lnd INSURANCE · Through A't~ROVID FINANCE, INC., on usodate company of NATIONWIDE MU1UA~ you caa now finance )'OUr ar tbe low· interest way ••• and add co your savings by insurina the low-premium Way .with NationWide. So ,..,. for~ you buy your nexc car, see me fint for clov<o ltle·barreJed savinpl Pe•rl W. Willi•ms ancl So11 311 N. Second ,.... YIY. 2·2311 Middleport !;: :=.:-: •'' - :• OFFitE HOURSs 9:00 to 5:00 Dally Others •• Appointmonl APPR8YED RNAIICE, IIIC. • ···~. · " '. tJHooittlN ....,,. ATIOIIWI · MUTUAL INSUJlANCE COMPANY -••, ..~• Homt OHIA; CDium- 01'- " I " Bulk Tank Service . No... ' " •• (i'........,, We !WJdle aU ·siZes of laDkl - DAVY JONES wbat we sell. By LEPP and McWILLIAMS ' Furniture RUTlAND, OHIQ OION»AY TBRil I'RIDAY 7:10 Nowt 8:00 lfiWI 7::1!1 BrtQ:Iul 1:011 Saered Hurt ProiriiD 1:011 Newo 8:11 Coomii'J J 1:00 'Bn!attul l"'rrf 8:11 11..,. 11:30 Newo l:a hrlll World Newa lo310 ~ 1'1rt7 1:41 M11p Coaa1J RFD 9:00 tlewa 7:80 " 9:05 8rtUJMt Pori) 1:011 Broa~ hnJ US Jones Blllclt 8bow 7:30 NOWI 1:31 N.... 7::1!1 P1ct<11S Bard,.... &bow 9:15 BreUfut Party 1:10 1:10 Non Report :o,oo Newo 1:00 Breakfast Pari)' 10:05 Pafb l'lrty l:ll llroUiut Party 10o30 Non 1:30 Van P1r11e11 Sport 8bow 1U5 Mlllll: In tile All 1:11 llreUfasl PlriJ lOot$ lbe ,Oood LUe D.lii.Y QIYPI'OCIUO'l'l: - llon'o 1aow te ..... .&IEYDLB.&.&IER 1:41 rum. Silo~ 10:111 Under 0111o Sklu II LONOPJ:LLOW , ..,. . IUt No"' 1 1111 11 One letter llmply ltUldl tor anotber. In W. ~ample A. 11 a-a t:• Coffee W11b Janet 1Uii fop Teo Show for tbt tbNt L'.. X tor tbe two 0'& etc. BJaa'le tetter~~ ~ , Nm llolot News 9 10 trophiu, tbe lenl(th and formation ot tM wordl are .Ji }aiQia. t:a OJIIte W11b Janet 11:35 DulloD'I Top Tell llbow t:t:. Bolt}' Newton 8bGw 12o00 News- NQI)II 11epor1 .&antor-ca-oa10:00 """" 12o 15 lllusle InterlUde 10:05 Mlnllterlal A1Boe1a11AJB 12o30 Rev. Merlin Teela arov 'I' B'l'V A'l'COQ .&IO BP'l'V 10:1111 County Hoe Down loOO ~·ewe .&P VOOABKNAQPV AlO wrvo 10:10 Non 1o01i Platter Pwt:r IOXI IQZ . 'l'XPVW.-TOONIPXKQ 10::1!1 County Hoe Down 1:30 News 11:011 NOWII 1:15 Plattor l'lr\7 ,.........,. llqp......: NO IIUKOR IS 110 11A8Y TO OOilNTIDII'mT AS D""'O'I'!ON~MICJD:L DJI KONTAIONII lUll Swap Sbop t:IIO Newi 11: 30 N.,.. t:ll6 PlaW!r Party 11:31 hrlll Neft 4:30 New> u ... eoulllrl' ~~oeo~ow~~ 4:15 Platter Party (~ Wonblp 'ftiun.l 5:00 Ne\>1 ll:IIS Upper R"""' - - 5:05 TravellD' Time . _ , Tllroup Frld>.J 12:115 Luoa1 Neft 11:111 Jow ...... Slodl Ate. •5:30 News 7.·•• "'~ ~ M"·•-• ,._,. 00 1'1 '" _.. ""' _., ...... 12: 10 Obio New• 1•:Gio Nooo News v: ews 7·." I~ .... C 115 Sund Sere 08d - -•uo .,......, U: 15 Market. lZ:IS Weather Report. ' own • 1·00 Oblo Y·',_ N12·.- Lifegu · ard Bulletin Board 12:!8 IIUiit JUII lor You UO l'lewe _, """ 1 00 g· 011 J.OS Sporta Tuday 12:2$ News 0 Grams NlO NOWI ·' Jgn UO World News DICK TRACY 1:0. ~IIIla JUII rw YCIII ......., 8:1.5 Musical Clock l~o30 AgrleuJture Agenl · l:;lt News 7o30 Newa 1 35 I:SS Conur.:mlty lie.. 12.46 Counlr)' Go Row1t. 0 1:35 \luste Just ""' YCIII Army How t.·OO La,. • ....,. I 55 N a •• 8:00 Ba PUs! ····-· • Hour - -8ervtc:e : Colllllr)' .... _, 2:00 News' - - •·• toiO Public UO Go 11ounr 1:111 MIISIC Just r.. YOII B:IS Clturch • 1 Won lots SbOiren of Ble.olnf: loG& .News Beill 1:10 NIWI l o30 Newo a-• H 10.111' Muon County ~..... loOO MidWay Malmo< 2•• Millie Jllll rw Y011 :.. our of DeUveranee IOodli Talk 06 the Town US NeW8 Ileal 9' 110 Wqa (If llellq S:IID NeM U:o55 World Nt111 4:00 Dlsclac "ltb Dou S!lll Platter Party I:SO New• 11:110 Tlfk olllle ToWD 4 In S•IJ NIWI 9:35 Legl!latlve Review Fri. ~ :30 ~ eo .. Sunday Cbapof Cacepl ""lll'dl Belli RID& i oOO Conummtty Non S:a p - Party lC :OO Voice of Pro~..... Uo4ii World ~1111 6olll World 6 Nallonal N0111 I:IID N.... I0:30 1'1.,.. I" ., U ·56 Muoa Cowoty Newa lo 16 Spotlt~11 on Spon. _ _.....:IJ_N:.•:.... .:.._.....:..:6:.o30.:...:S;::I&D::...:OII::.._ _ __ 10 bow _ 10:311 Wash. Repts to 111e Peoplej-u_._oo_Commwd Tue., II Tb-.... IO.SO Social Security 4: II Loc!a1 N... II oliO Counlr)' 11Jam ~ 4:10 P11u.r l'lrty U:30 NOWI 1:011 Nlft II oliO Counlr)' l!7mn Tlnle 5:116 TraveUn' Time 10 i!O SUnday Chapel d oOO Nomo Ropon 1:80-.. -~ doll Tho 1:00 Newa 12:80 sa. MorliD r1:115........., \ ..,.,. 1:00 &our at '*"f:l& lluJI.Down Serenade L30 !Aitberar Hour •:10 News 11!30 N""' 7:00 SliD 011 3:00 'The Blg Lit IIATURDAf SCIIEIIULB 1:35 Bade to 11M1 CNu "00 li..,. SoliD Rev. Roseoe Thoma 8:115 Country M1lllc "nllll 1•30 The ~ Hour 1:30 4:00 Nut. •:35 hrlll World N"" 1:115 Sunday S11o1reue 1:10 RFD 4:10 Neft f:IID Nen 4:111 SlgD 011 . · · ·· 7:!11 l!reatfall l'utit 1:111 Sip 011 ., ~ Phone$H. 2-4811 .' .• .' ·. '• ' I ,. • J ne'eisleat ..u palnt io ~ .. • No t.ltioutllinlntJ . : .... f~RRY 'I ,,, .. ~- ..... .. ' By ERNIE IUSHMILLER IF YOU COUl:D BE A BIRD, WI11CH KIND WOULD YOU RATHER BE . V .' . �' . ( Salisbury PTA Names Mrs. Will 10-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mrdo!leport, 0, Apr. 20, 1983 • ...... - ........... .,.~ • I • NOW IQU KNOW Vlllb, 11pdul)' -.r0111 It 1 e P'aioo -lomq ...,. - .... fllloNII lkooP ....... ..... <fl•meL . ' . I . • 7 . \ entttt:~:~ 41 \ ~ .,.~ ~~~ fb"" ~ ...... ---._~--------~----~------------------------~·~·----------------------------------------~---------------------------'"~v -----------------------~~ VOL XV NO.6 POMERO'(:,.,._IDDlEPORT, OHIO • MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1963 I , Dneled Tt1 Tu ~ l~r-. OJ The lf~•M-n Ar• · ~·.:,% ' Look lovelier with a nattering hair-do, styled by our expert s. for Spring ceca· sions, ror Summer. Appointment not always necessary . THE TRIESTE'S SKIPPER - In Washington. U. Cmdr. Donald L. Keach ruled out any possibility that his.vessel, the decp:diving bathyscape Trieste, could a1d m t~e seorcb of the Thresher that went · down m the Atlanhc. He >aid the Trieste, model he 1S holdmg, W111 be sent ~~ is located in advance. SY WAY TO SAVE DEPOSIT a few dollars out of your pay cheek regularly at this bank. This .·'' .!!· ' .. ~I way, your balance can grow easily and ·yPolice Log Pair 1r Weekend Wrecks ·traffic mishaps were investigated over Pomeroy Police. No injuries occurred ere made in either accident. : without seeming to come from your current operating money. It's a wise worker who makes use of a plan like this. We Pay 3% lnternt On Your Savings 1 a two-car r "1· , The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company ' • SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1963 - • ••GENERAL .-.oSPITAL'' . ' '· I· urday when a car dnven by Orville Napper , 44 , of Pomeroy. R fl. 3. hit a parked auto own· ed by Harold Waltl!l'S of Coal Grove. Officers reported . that Napper was crowded from · the New' .A BC•TV Daytlrrie 'Serhlll . Rose's had 1 Marlin Gofl. 20. ol Langsville, 1 1 Pomerov Flower Shoo 1 ~port .. ' just in time ,.,..~ '" .. . ... . .,.. \ \ ; for SPRING llx-up ,, Shop now and sava. YWOOO Ready for uoe. Decorative, prac'tlcal. Several Style~o As low as •• ,,.,, ~9·95 MIDDLEPORT, OIUO panels as low as .. SJ OOfiNG Tough, clurablo asphalt shingles. Full colo'r and patt•rn FLUSH DOORS Sizes to fit all standard openIngs. See our big selection. As low as . 4 93 PAN fliNG All types and species. See our large display. Mahogany ao. low SQ. as. CFT. 18 . • "THI PHANTOM PLANET" Dean Fredericks, Coleen Dependable Well Known Makes.:. ·. . Big·$eiK.tions Gray and Dolores Faith ALSO SILECTID SHORTS !i t.&uis Scii~ - • - had been ..· . . stone'"of London. The new Mrs. the 23rd. :Art l8 , r TONIGHT. ELVIS PRESLEY "KID GLAHAD" 9 Elvia PAINT Interior and exterior. Full calor range. Color selection books. As law as. $3.99 (Teehnicolar) Presley, Gig Younl, Lo1a Albright, Joan Black· man, Chas. Bron~. "IT'S WONDERFUL TO IE YOUNG" (Teebnlcolor) CllH Rl<hard, Robert MoriO)', Carole Gray, Tbe Shadows. CUfl Richard, the Elvll Proo loJ, from Abroad! Al!l'll 21·22-U "LONILY ARI THi IIIAVI" Klrl: Douglao, Gena Rowlands Walter Mallhl'!t Mlebael Kaoe, CarrOll O'~onnor. "THI WIS"UL WIOOW OP WAGON GAP" Bud Abbott ODd Lou CoateUo '\"'•Is to be given at Ohi• Humphreys ; American Gover~ ment, Roger Manley; Bookkeep. ing, Lee Roush ; General Scie~ ce, Kenneth Harris ; Physics, David Wiley; Lalln I, Robei1 Schmoll; Latin Jl, Roger Stil· 'lVerture, and es; Spanish I. Roger Willi witll the ad· ,Spanish II , Janice Tannehill; 1aying "Porn- Algebra I. Roy Coleman; Alge·'' "Carnival bra II, Harold Vance; Plane n overture, Geometry. Mick Morris, .aD • " " Mexican Biology, Judy Moore. • . rune," and ! . •• Broadway · a Mi." Unemployt'd Oaiml Are Running Lower Claims for unemploymedl open meet- benefits in Meigs county were High school running 76 lower last week than ': 30 p. m. All for the sa me week a year ago , 1 .. ··~rbag'' Is New .Tfl..-eat'To Screen all Frank W. Childers, manager of en and r"""'ftlze eressly •..,... mereta! bad tesle, !heater OWQo en must action, !)8111101 .'in helping the Bureall of Unemployment banquet and Compensation, reported. . attend . This There were 23 new claims I MEIGS THEATRE Fix screen doors and windows now. All types s~rae11 wire in stock. As low a. CFT. arship ttl open with by the com· red by " Pro~ y !be begin· ·and will play 11 held June !iled last week, added to 321 school with continued claims, for 349 at to 426 a . testra provid- week's end, compared year ago. I ' will l.'Ompete in the State SchoJ.. .ors and the Bachtel; World History. Randy as··········· •· lSc ~: I'OMIROY. OHIO In- ram Will be University in Athens, May 4, irP 1 of Mr. Eu· eludes: rumental di~ English I, Jon Curmingham; ds will be English Jl, Martha Nicholson; ~ar including English 111, Ellen Duttonj ing students, American History, Forrest Je SCREEN WIRI eroy, was taken into custody . WAHAMA I. Acoustic or non-acoustic. full pattern range. As law < .; ." . SUN., MON. en4 TUII. WY2·3193 ' CEILING TILE rongo ar $ low aa Furniture Pier Angeli and Edmund Purdom -<llld- Interior or Exterior. Standard 4' :x 8' -. UBERTY THEATRE NOW SHOWING ''WHITE &LAVE SHIP" (Scope &. COlor) :. . ' Owens W)leli'·a fi!!Jbw 'sits dowil and write's has s~ng right into action here-is geD. a three p~i•''~etfei ·t)l advlae that he;s · eral chair'man of Monte Carlo Night at · . ~ ·91 ~ng ,a, ~~helor and \hat ,he J the Plaza, May 1, for !lie benefit of the tiiuiU)l getting.rnarried, It deserves a ,bot CllUCiren's AsthmaJ~tltute and Jtospltali . · Ford, the. disc )9<,ket, al . ... 'v{jll: Rogers Jr., vjSiting Ann Correveals Renee Simmons early io backstage at "This Was Burlesque," tn' his secretary and mentloned ·during the conversatlo·n that · aide. 7:':itU~J~. he writes, "to ~ !)e'llllave •.n Indian etbiblt at 'the· World I elided up by !l"eing. · Fair .. ; MarY Ann (former "Miss Ariuil'o •: ~1isd,ay., ~~~~=~:~· i!nd lea") ,Mobley's mother is recovering froDJ, e• wei· a heart attack . . . Now that the lid has is the ' Is. .,.. •.... ,Jiee'a·llfltd, a best seDer ln··London· . · ti. anclelit "The Kama Sutra," 3rd· century on love ~d sex. The ·name · Richard · Burton, J}roa second or tw<>-Uiltll realm· th!lt it's not the c!tap adores. Not even an ancestor. . ' . of Store-wid• values in •• , attractive prices.. •' ,,,·· ',By ~ Spring fix-up materiljlo. One-Stop ~~rvice -" and 1d lntermedi· Scholarship Team will be held tonight, AI> Being Announeed n.. I u.e. high The Scholarship team from m Middle. Middleport High School whic~ 'GHf~HS¥~· 1o;B~c~~el)~ :Jockey's ~ife • charge [on an intoxication affidavit. · 1 Al90 over !be weekend, George Varju of Ragland, W, ·!,r~,, vias fined 15 'llfld. ..ott Ill' ji.;v. or Charles Legar·s Court Lvr intoxication. t ONko-STOP SERVICE license James Harold Rowley. 33, PoiJI: • 1 e,ert ' ROOM DIVIDERS meanwhile, was arrested by Pomeroy police on a no opera- ~~~s ·- ~n tor's POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. Sa highway by another motorist. ~·• auto and :Damage was light to both c~rs. 4 WY 2-2039 DiS or NIGHT Member Foderol Rosorvo System . Mulberry·•• at 9:50 p. .m. . 5:4> p. m. Main-st near , ason bridge. aUnor crash /8· 32 ol Gal· !:.~ cr'ace. 70, · .vas medium •l rear quar· . 'erWeekend . I .taupaucb. 2l, lCanton. in three-car ...,'TOJIIGHT . Ben Gow'o, Sluart Whit- VJsit El.berfelds Floe»r Nowl man and BamiQ' Davi1 Jr. iD "CONViCTS 4" --and'- · Slanloy Baker and . John crawford Iii "HILL IS A CITY" I A;tr. fi.u Gregory Peck, PoUJ BeriOO and Robert JlltehUJII Iii PIAl• ,, -and- ~ •CAPI . 1 ' > ' ' ·*· ' 'I , ' c ... , • . ' ·"' ' kit· Jf~oleum,~~t)le, C·:q,og~,k ,;,I i( w a'ritn()iJ~ 01 here. '* t . lmnao, an - Jboo hls the Mahoning.Columbiana countr 33. <Ill' ,..t on Ohio 555 I ~,t•''J"' iD • •.&On, Terry, 6, collision on U.S. 62 at the inter'crash 011 U.S. section with 165 a mile DOrth Gt ·• nl·j:jf lllvit,a '~. ,be<:ltwtn and Youngstown: George H. Ret- ..... w. Wisecup, rick, 26, totally .injured ~. POMEROY Aloe Como,o Sutil!Gi. 1. SluHlay oo ~f.C:t;t~~i!~~~ m River . (tper, 8, PlaiD tined by ... .i.d returnill& nne. . Xenia: Waller W. J<IbllSOII, It, Covington, Va., killed when tho auto he was operatiDg bit a uti(. polo OD lbe Wi!berforoe,Clifl, loa Rood. Fairborn: Le1llio Travla Jr .• t. i!1 fAolal1y wblde tho lliaolo Wobr •.~: 1' v~ ldiJ •jind iDvuiYillC Grifllo, . . .e ...... Fun ODd tlulbterl . ",·, when a .wr _.. hiUiir llln1ds lbt ,_ iD~ J. Fannin, ated by bit ·~'" L- his ..... ~o 1a two ... lllld when dto"blcyele be 11'11 ·~ 'l!os •.-2. '. a.. �' . ( Salisbury PTA Names Mrs. Will 10-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mrdo!leport, 0, Apr. 20, 1983 • ...... - ........... .,.~ • I • NOW IQU KNOW Vlllb, 11pdul)' -.r0111 It 1 e P'aioo -lomq ...,. - .... fllloNII lkooP ....... ..... <fl•meL . ' . I . • 7 . \ entttt:~:~ 41 \ ~ .,.~ ~~~ fb"" ~ ...... ---._~--------~----~------------------------~·~·----------------------------------------~---------------------------'"~v -----------------------~~ VOL XV NO.6 POMERO'(:,.,._IDDlEPORT, OHIO • MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1963 I , Dneled Tt1 Tu ~ l~r-. OJ The lf~•M-n Ar• · ~·.:,% ' Look lovelier with a nattering hair-do, styled by our expert s. for Spring ceca· sions, ror Summer. Appointment not always necessary . THE TRIESTE'S SKIPPER - In Washington. U. Cmdr. Donald L. Keach ruled out any possibility that his.vessel, the decp:diving bathyscape Trieste, could a1d m t~e seorcb of the Thresher that went · down m the Atlanhc. He >aid the Trieste, model he 1S holdmg, W111 be sent ~~ is located in advance. SY WAY TO SAVE DEPOSIT a few dollars out of your pay cheek regularly at this bank. This .·'' .!!· ' .. ~I way, your balance can grow easily and ·yPolice Log Pair 1r Weekend Wrecks ·traffic mishaps were investigated over Pomeroy Police. No injuries occurred ere made in either accident. : without seeming to come from your current operating money. It's a wise worker who makes use of a plan like this. We Pay 3% lnternt On Your Savings 1 a two-car r "1· , The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company ' • SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1963 - • ••GENERAL .-.oSPITAL'' . ' '· I· urday when a car dnven by Orville Napper , 44 , of Pomeroy. R fl. 3. hit a parked auto own· ed by Harold Waltl!l'S of Coal Grove. Officers reported . that Napper was crowded from · the New' .A BC•TV Daytlrrie 'Serhlll . Rose's had 1 Marlin Gofl. 20. ol Langsville, 1 1 Pomerov Flower Shoo 1 ~port .. ' just in time ,.,..~ '" .. . ... . .,.. \ \ ; for SPRING llx-up ,, Shop now and sava. YWOOO Ready for uoe. Decorative, prac'tlcal. Several Style~o As low as •• ,,.,, ~9·95 MIDDLEPORT, OIUO panels as low as .. SJ OOfiNG Tough, clurablo asphalt shingles. Full colo'r and patt•rn FLUSH DOORS Sizes to fit all standard openIngs. See our big selection. As low as . 4 93 PAN fliNG All types and species. See our large display. Mahogany ao. low SQ. as. CFT. 18 . • "THI PHANTOM PLANET" Dean Fredericks, Coleen Dependable Well Known Makes.:. ·. . Big·$eiK.tions Gray and Dolores Faith ALSO SILECTID SHORTS !i t.&uis Scii~ - • - had been ..· . . stone'"of London. The new Mrs. the 23rd. :Art l8 , r TONIGHT. ELVIS PRESLEY "KID GLAHAD" 9 Elvia PAINT Interior and exterior. Full calor range. Color selection books. As law as. $3.99 (Teehnicolar) Presley, Gig Younl, Lo1a Albright, Joan Black· man, Chas. Bron~. "IT'S WONDERFUL TO IE YOUNG" (Teebnlcolor) CllH Rl<hard, Robert MoriO)', Carole Gray, Tbe Shadows. CUfl Richard, the Elvll Proo loJ, from Abroad! Al!l'll 21·22-U "LONILY ARI THi IIIAVI" Klrl: Douglao, Gena Rowlands Walter Mallhl'!t Mlebael Kaoe, CarrOll O'~onnor. "THI WIS"UL WIOOW OP WAGON GAP" Bud Abbott ODd Lou CoateUo '\"'•Is to be given at Ohi• Humphreys ; American Gover~ ment, Roger Manley; Bookkeep. ing, Lee Roush ; General Scie~ ce, Kenneth Harris ; Physics, David Wiley; Lalln I, Robei1 Schmoll; Latin Jl, Roger Stil· 'lVerture, and es; Spanish I. Roger Willi witll the ad· ,Spanish II , Janice Tannehill; 1aying "Porn- Algebra I. Roy Coleman; Alge·'' "Carnival bra II, Harold Vance; Plane n overture, Geometry. Mick Morris, .aD • " " Mexican Biology, Judy Moore. • . rune," and ! . •• Broadway · a Mi." Unemployt'd Oaiml Are Running Lower Claims for unemploymedl open meet- benefits in Meigs county were High school running 76 lower last week than ': 30 p. m. All for the sa me week a year ago , 1 .. ··~rbag'' Is New .Tfl..-eat'To Screen all Frank W. Childers, manager of en and r"""'ftlze eressly •..,... mereta! bad tesle, !heater OWQo en must action, !)8111101 .'in helping the Bureall of Unemployment banquet and Compensation, reported. . attend . This There were 23 new claims I MEIGS THEATRE Fix screen doors and windows now. All types s~rae11 wire in stock. As low a. CFT. arship ttl open with by the com· red by " Pro~ y !be begin· ·and will play 11 held June !iled last week, added to 321 school with continued claims, for 349 at to 426 a . testra provid- week's end, compared year ago. I ' will l.'Ompete in the State SchoJ.. .ors and the Bachtel; World History. Randy as··········· •· lSc ~: I'OMIROY. OHIO In- ram Will be University in Athens, May 4, irP 1 of Mr. Eu· eludes: rumental di~ English I, Jon Curmingham; ds will be English Jl, Martha Nicholson; ~ar including English 111, Ellen Duttonj ing students, American History, Forrest Je SCREEN WIRI eroy, was taken into custody . WAHAMA I. Acoustic or non-acoustic. full pattern range. As law < .; ." . SUN., MON. en4 TUII. WY2·3193 ' CEILING TILE rongo ar $ low aa Furniture Pier Angeli and Edmund Purdom -<llld- Interior or Exterior. Standard 4' :x 8' -. UBERTY THEATRE NOW SHOWING ''WHITE &LAVE SHIP" (Scope &. COlor) :. . ' Owens W)leli'·a fi!!Jbw 'sits dowil and write's has s~ng right into action here-is geD. a three p~i•''~etfei ·t)l advlae that he;s · eral chair'man of Monte Carlo Night at · . ~ ·91 ~ng ,a, ~~helor and \hat ,he J the Plaza, May 1, for !lie benefit of the tiiuiU)l getting.rnarried, It deserves a ,bot CllUCiren's AsthmaJ~tltute and Jtospltali . · Ford, the. disc )9<,ket, al . ... 'v{jll: Rogers Jr., vjSiting Ann Correveals Renee Simmons early io backstage at "This Was Burlesque," tn' his secretary and mentloned ·during the conversatlo·n that · aide. 7:':itU~J~. he writes, "to ~ !)e'llllave •.n Indian etbiblt at 'the· World I elided up by !l"eing. · Fair .. ; MarY Ann (former "Miss Ariuil'o •: ~1isd,ay., ~~~~=~:~· i!nd lea") ,Mobley's mother is recovering froDJ, e• wei· a heart attack . . . Now that the lid has is the ' Is. .,.. •.... ,Jiee'a·llfltd, a best seDer ln··London· . · ti. anclelit "The Kama Sutra," 3rd· century on love ~d sex. The ·name · Richard · Burton, J}roa second or tw<>-Uiltll realm· th!lt it's not the c!tap adores. Not even an ancestor. . ' . of Store-wid• values in •• , attractive prices.. •' ,,,·· ',By ~ Spring fix-up materiljlo. One-Stop ~~rvice -" and 1d lntermedi· Scholarship Team will be held tonight, AI> Being Announeed n.. I u.e. high The Scholarship team from m Middle. Middleport High School whic~ 'GHf~HS¥~· 1o;B~c~~el)~ :Jockey's ~ife • charge [on an intoxication affidavit. · 1 Al90 over !be weekend, George Varju of Ragland, W, ·!,r~,, vias fined 15 'llfld. ..ott Ill' ji.;v. or Charles Legar·s Court Lvr intoxication. t ONko-STOP SERVICE license James Harold Rowley. 33, PoiJI: • 1 e,ert ' ROOM DIVIDERS meanwhile, was arrested by Pomeroy police on a no opera- ~~~s ·- ~n tor's POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. Sa highway by another motorist. ~·• auto and :Damage was light to both c~rs. 4 WY 2-2039 DiS or NIGHT Member Foderol Rosorvo System . Mulberry·•• at 9:50 p. .m. . 5:4> p. m. Main-st near , ason bridge. aUnor crash /8· 32 ol Gal· !:.~ cr'ace. 70, · .vas medium •l rear quar· . 'erWeekend . I .taupaucb. 2l, lCanton. in three-car ...,'TOJIIGHT . Ben Gow'o, Sluart Whit- VJsit El.berfelds Floe»r Nowl man and BamiQ' Davi1 Jr. iD "CONViCTS 4" --and'- · Slanloy Baker and . John crawford Iii "HILL IS A CITY" I A;tr. fi.u Gregory Peck, PoUJ BeriOO and Robert JlltehUJII Iii PIAl• ,, -and- ~ •CAPI . 1 ' > ' ' ·*· ' 'I , ' c ... , • . ' ·"' ' kit· Jf~oleum,~~t)le, C·:q,og~,k ,;,I i( w a'ritn()iJ~ 01 here. '* t . lmnao, an - Jboo hls the Mahoning.Columbiana countr 33. <Ill' ,..t on Ohio 555 I ~,t•''J"' iD • •.&On, Terry, 6, collision on U.S. 62 at the inter'crash 011 U.S. section with 165 a mile DOrth Gt ·• nl·j:jf lllvit,a '~. ,be<:ltwtn and Youngstown: George H. Ret- ..... w. Wisecup, rick, 26, totally .injured ~. POMEROY Aloe Como,o Sutil!Gi. 1. SluHlay oo ~f.C:t;t~~i!~~~ m River . (tper, 8, PlaiD tined by ... .i.d returnill& nne. . Xenia: Waller W. J<IbllSOII, It, Covington, Va., killed when tho auto he was operatiDg bit a uti(. polo OD lbe Wi!berforoe,Clifl, loa Rood. Fairborn: Le1llio Travla Jr .• t. i!1 fAolal1y wblde tho lliaolo Wobr •.~: 1' v~ ldiJ •jind iDvuiYillC Grifllo, . . .e ...... Fun ODd tlulbterl . ",·, when a .wr _.. hiUiir llln1ds lbt ,_ iD~ J. Fannin, ated by bit ·~'" L- his ..... ~o 1a two ... lllld when dto"blcyele be 11'11 ·~ 'l!os •.-2. '. a.. �SoliSbury TA Nomes Mrs. Will 10-DIIly ~ntlnel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0, Apr. 20, l!MIS ' NOW YOU KNOW .... ... !-.... ".., ............... . . , -. \'.... ' ' In·~ llelleY.... . . 4ltf!l!ed " - ,....Ill, II ........... _,. .......... ~ d' ..... &.. . . HI) Look lovelier with a flatter ing hair-do, styled by our experts. for Spring occa· !lions, for Summer. Appointment not always necessary . . HAIR CUTS . --:---::::-c:--:- Special! CHILDREN'S PERMANEII:TS - - 7.50 18 yean of age and under . WASIUNGTON - 'lbe Un!!ed t<J4ay '!)'IS reported (011slderlnl pri!eau\10081'y military IIIOYea ·to back up Ita dlplomatle efforts to ~ peace In Laoo. S~te1 HYSELL1 S BEAUTY SHOP WY E. MAIN ST. 2~557 • mee PI sen Iron DEPOSIT a few dollars ou t of your t::' ~· .. ... - ··.~ .~ ..... ·~ -~ -.... ~ - · .........., I current operating money. It's a wise worker who makes use 0 • of a plan like this. We Pay 3% lnterHI On Your Sovinv• The FARMERS BANK 1 and Savings Company • Member Faderol Reserve System Member Faderal Deposit ln1urance Corporation POMEROY, OHIO ll:tlfS..If · - 11111 !lew• WCH5-1Y I:G T.wnl Blndo l :IO Congm8 Gl Slrlttlil FLUSH I Size• to fit ings. See ou lection. As I Acoustic or pattern rans as ••••••• Fix screen d. now. All ty1 All types and species. See our large display, Mahogany ao low SQ a·, , CFT.· .:GO llVinB Wad 4:31 Springllme, W, Va, .)';Go Amateur Hour 1:30 Colleg< Bowl ~ 1:00 20111 Cent1117 •·. 5:31 Mr. Ed 7:00 Lassie 7:31 Oeonil 'lbe Me..,.. 1;00 Ed SU!bvaa t :OO Rea: McCoyo ·· t :30 G. E. !beater JI.:OO C&ndid Camera 1AI:30 Wbal's My Line wire in stock Pa.· rty Due Grace lll:til U111111D8 . 11:10 Claooie Theater Interior and r range. Color '- tOa's CJIS.TV s!IDW 011 1'ueldi!J, April 3to " " • - ,..-,..... .,.,.., &.umller C.. .,....,.... Upen- WY2-3193 --12768alt .... . . BaumLu....,C:.. · Chuter Ph. . . . . . . . . . , C:lhltonf...... .......... ,.-"" 2-1411 Cnnent . . . J..~ . o - ··- ···· - .. -~· · -··· -·-1 J 3:110 To Tell Trulb 3:;11i News ll;Ja !liCit& • 7:011 t •· ' {J...t:~ ,.,>f""_-~ c·. . , ;TJ ..... IIIIa ...... *riC, ehlliiP,u&1er .. . •."!be ..... 17 6 = ..~.i'f W!ti Ill led ••--il;r"i ' c\ i'•'CB& : r:':r= :.. the ,_ ( ' ,0 ' -· 7:16 1:• Tlil Is Life . 1:31 &1 Allel! Tillie 1:• TV Blnao I:X .Fun Scltool 10:15 Odie " King ' 10 :~ Day Jo Court 11:16 .Men 11:10 J 11:111 ltfYs . 12:• •l'nJe l'1lrcl u:lt ;hiller Kana Ilea& 1:• !GeueaaJ ·llo lllal 1:31 ·!!11u•lllw S:lili .v..,., Nen 1:11~ .Fw A 0., a:•. Do . y,.; T1W1 .a.- w,.... "'*' t·: ·:.f 4 ..... 1 t:ill DtcoVIIIJ'' .. ••• lllewa l:.lluplt 81!0* ut Air .;. ~ .: .~-~. .· ' lli:W - . For T'I'**IMI· D :tii GWdio& I.ICIII . · t :uo LateWHTN·TV w-·· i'aiiolil 1::11i Newa · - • l:r.t. aa· 'world Tun{ S:;tll 3•.uti a·: • ,,. Cha.... l3 Dall,y Wad 1:111. Modem A l 1:111 Ed . .we. ora. 1:10 TV BiiiiO ,,. Full lenoal Odie • K111C '. ., fait ~~~ .... ... . . "' ..... -et.hi . b al I..._, I I I'' 11a1t .., fw II foi' utar, Aile will B kJ . . . . . . . ... ..••••.,..... I u -r.,......., L(D • Lll'l'BN: ...._ Ft fw-l;r .... tied .... then' Ropoat A NJIC.'IY, II 1 t Ill II nltn .. " t II. . . . t . . . . . . . tbat li!lMLied JIIOCJam II I , 'te~t ·»•.., U& P FtldaJ llalf-Mw iiltlule _ . I traffi c mishaps were investigated over Pome roy Police. No injuries occurred ere made in either accident. :, a two-car . t 5:45 p. m. Mulberry-av al 9 Ill p. m . Sal· "'!be P.rbe." ...... 7 FalaD I ,lillllbdl- - - -- tractwltll~la tiot ,_,. Pm' ..... IN baft .... 11 JPIJI!a!l .... . AeadeiiiJ ..... tituuw ~ Ba:roft, CiwaaatJ.7 M !M ... .. llroadwaJ Ia ... , Main-st near urday when a car dnven by .asoo bridge. Orville Napper, of Pomeroy, minor crash R D. 3, hlt a parked auto own .. «, c... ,. :n of Gal· 'l ed by Harold Walters of Cool ]..' c;~ce, 70, Grove. Officers reported that Ras medium Napper was crowded from ~· 1t rear quar. 1highway by another motor1st. ~, 8 auto and Darna~e was light to both e~rs . Rose's had I Marlm Goff , 20, of LangsvJlle. i meanwhile , was arrested by Pomeroy police on a no opera00 .. ~~ 5_ 0 ~ tor 's license charge and . IJames Harold Rowley, J3 , Porn, "" 111111 !ler adldlelo," .... £1tilllar WI J11et ,_., !Ill(:, TV . . . ll'riiiiJ, 118;)' 21. .. .. . "N~ CilJ," waeutlt . . -""*"' • AJIC.TV, will be. to ~ ttl tin Ia tilt fall .... I cert Tile ;a., aw&te ll'kl •• tl Perry Como'a NJIC.TV lllow, "C. I I w Sa111r- wiD be fealunld 01 a QMnm.,.. ..., 1·s ~ *' lleeorda Jlbum atauJoc ftolieio. leo lalullle .,.... .,~ Ia J>eten llld Allred Drab. ·llefen aeea aa:' ioetaal album r«orded b)' IIIII 'ttl ;ltdw 111111 IWo f ri ... ~ J>elin.o..b. duo. "Ciroutei," '. Wh ....... lta&\•llii·Aie a bu bad alelrgliiy- ... the TV &elwuii, -~ ; ~;. atenO be1He11er ebarll. Till l'll"tl' . Paul, .,. - -~ ; ! ~ , · dllhd up ID eDvioua aalea AliMI KilrC , .,_.~ .-11 !illb tbelr ·prevleoWJ • ld.. ... a- : ::e-:. Q=~~-r;~$ 'T'O!i.r?:: Ednrd G. Rolihiiotl , d Intermedi- Scholarship Team will be held tonight, Ap- Being Announced n.l thehigh The Scholarship team from '" Middle· Middleport High School whiclt = ·. ._ had been Illthe 2 3~d . ram Will be 1 of Mr. Eu.' rumental dids .will .be will compete in the State SchoJ.. arship Tests to be given at Ohit University in Athens, May 4, irP eludes: English I, Jon Cunningham; English 11. Martha Nicholson; !lr mcludmg English III , Ellen Dutton ; ing students, American History, Fonest .ers and the Bachtel ; World History, Randy ll. Humphreys ; American Gover~ ·n open with , ment , Roger Manley ; Bookkeep by the com- ~ ing , Lee Roush ; General Scle~ •ed by '· PrOr ce, Kenneth Harris; Physics, y lhe begin· David Wiley ; Lalln I, Robel1 ·and will play Schmoll : Latin II, Roger Sti~ 1verture, and es; Spanish I, Roger Wilt: with the ad, Spanish II , Janice Tannehilli 1aying " Porn, Algebra I, Roy Coleman ; Algeo ," " Carnival b: a II . Harold Vance ; Plane ·. n overture, Geometry , Mick Morris, and ," ';Mexican Biology, Judy Moore. rune, " and II a a rina In JGim ront•a "Doaovan•a Reef," bu beeD in New York tOr a net ow two IIIII · .., the , ..... Club Gwnbol II! lil ~ Jut week at lbe Walo dort-Aab!a .. . " WWiam TaJmaa. wbo porn trays -Hamllloa Burger, dlstriet attorney in lhe "Peny lluon" .ier;es on CJIS.TV,Ia · first stage appearance Ia ,.., · eral yean, • star al ~'B o r • Y1!81erdaJ," curreutl;r plaJiDC lhe Magnolia 'lbeatre ill Loo:t Beach, Calif. " . " Perry Lopez, wbo relurDed lit Hollywood from New Yodt lui week, completed the aegment of "Naked Ciiy" he stan In lor ABC-TV 111111 parliclpaled in 1ft. terviews in r:onnectioo wilb bla latest Untied Artists rei-, "McLintock:! ," in wbieh he appears with Jobn WIYJit, Maur, eeo O'Hara aad YVOII!lt De Carlo .. .'.. RAOIO.TV NEWSREEL: I'J.. aolat Peter Nero, wbo tteated a .sensation lhroush lil TA appearanees, """ been alpr! b)' M.(l.M to appear In "Sunday ill New Yorlfi." 11'11 mad: Iiiii screen debut ..... · .....,til :e Broadway Mi." Claims n=• Jane w_. ll:li8· . . . . ~ .' , Ja;• .lni1l ...... . u:• ...,.,...,.. .. .. , . "- ~ -"' . ,I ' for unemployrnert open meet- benefits in Meigs county were High school running 76 lower last week than ' :30 p. m. All for the same week a year ago, 1 on and in all Frank W. Childers, manager of hel.ping the Bureau of Unemployment banquet and Compensation, reported. . attend . This There were 23 new claims · ~ held June filed last week, added to 328 school with continued claims, for 349 at . leStra provid· week's end, compared to 426 a 'l year ago. 1 ' ~-, .. ,-,erWeekend ~· ' hupaucb , 21 , Canton. in three-car ' 1:40 hiMiay Youngstown: George H. Hel· 1. !h w. Wisecup, rick. 26, fatally injured in an auto !SOD, Terry, 6. collision on U.S. 62 at the inter. . ~~ash on u.s. section with 165 a mile north or . \ ·~ Of here. the Mahoning-Columbiana count, · E. Inman, 33. line. , rben his C!.&r Xebia : Walter W. Johnson, 11, . !rt on Ohio 555 Covlngtoo, Va., killed when lhe tn River. auto he was operatina bit • uW~por , a. Pl,1io ily ~le on lhe Wilberforce,Clill, ecolor ·, ,T•!evJsion tilled by car too ·&ad. l)id returoJng Falrbom: Lelllie Travis Jr., . tell 'titslli:, 0 < Uoemploynl Claims Are Running Lower - WAHAMA llouse J'lrl,jl 0 was lined• ~ irMJ. CC!!rtli' l!l M'lv· or Charles Legar's Court 11J1' intoXication_ . _ __ 'port .·~==~- · Ray~leaSIDpnbavellae • over lhe weekend, Gt\ofo IgeAlso Varjil of Ragland, W. , y.,., l '!tie.._ 1/MDtt' , • eroy' was taken into custody ,on an intoxication affidavit. L,,..- T . .' , '; , ~ rannto. T~ ill~ wbeD e, 0 • • ·1110", f- ated :,y tu rather 111e '')''lObeD his .... ol anotber, . . outside 111e ....,.'*Jr: Dlimla ~ · ..... 14. ·~· ralllll)' liljind 1a Grifflo, (;~. .a niilbap lnwiYilll lwo t a allol when ta·bicyele bo· •• rll!l!!l• J. IODHl' , l . . lO:IU Day IIi ~ 10:11 ~ l-· ' -r ... ~- :, I 12:lll0 ticWS · 11: It Srenn... lbl · - ll:li Silver llnnd llponl RtpOit 11::11 '- _.. "'>belp ·il!ll . I ~... the r~r Weekend Wrecks 11:1111 .Real 111:'""1• ll:JM! P~ ·~~· llladJI 12:1111 f..o,V~ 01 J.ift lU::ICI litump 1be !liOn u:oo OU&e·a Newo £11111&11& ,. .I._ lil1lno . .,..._,,l.uq .. . D:ll! I secret "'1~ ~ Ql!illo ... lleia Ia _ . • re111 · 1. 11a1 R.s >s pa ... .. • a. • ..t daen • WHTN-TV Channel 13 Da!IJ Wad ~~' Newl 7:lMI llllil!t¥ l:ltt ,.... .. .,._ I;W'I'Sif!''D ~"- ·~ \ '' lO:W1C.:aJeaclll · 1•30 Lucy Sbow t :OO Danny Tnomaa t ::ICI AllOy Grlllllll ·;, ,H ' ' ChiNWi . l l:lili Dai1J WW'd . 6:111 ur-I 7:UO EliliU Reporter 7:10 Weather 7:1& CBS Newa . 7:llll To ren 1'rullo Wlllell'""'.. No ··. botiJ AlliiN; • · · FRIDAY ' WCH5-IV Ph~ ' worta .I ._. ...... .,.. dfalla ill,b7" . ,, rowcB 11:10 ., ......t ~m. Silvera &:UO Sea lluol 11:1> And. 1 , .. .~ , .... 11:1> Jllli · -· •llforla 3:il0 1'110 IIIWioaaire ~:56 Aile .l'lloa1 IAok el il'lll. 'If lt .... · ' 10::10 i'eter lltitia u.w ~leW• .HNM"m"' 11:10 ~~~ z:au ll•"'separty 10:• Pass-.! Forrest Tucker aad Pal Citroll will cuesl sial' ... Red llbl- books. As lo1 011111.....,. Cloell l!P . ~ WEDNESDAY. .. It 7:30 Loramie 1:30 l!aDpln I :1111 Paaswora Betti. a IT,..._ w.- ~ . ,.. UICll. bor'a ltl!illll: ~far IO:li8 E)'e WIIDea 1~:111 Dab'a Newa Toai8JII 11:1o _.lltl The u:u SporU ltoport 11:li8 i1'lll Lain &bow i :ao llbOIIUO - 1::110 Ntwl l:SII AI rhe World Turol ndlii .... ,• Qtdla . . ,., "Tbe Beverly Jllllbllllea" i;jO 1:110 Woman'l ..... :r OJI . . . . . . . . )Ia. a.. ,.. ... .. . FRIDAY i: l~ JUD l'baCbr - 1.oJ1b1 lllrt Ia tilt ., ..... ,... fir ..... Bm lhaiat II • tl a. priDclpala wi1111ntr llueha Its t:llli AtteroiOOII lleporl l.lacllll 1:1111 Alae - We&UieJ.'(:UI Cil ;a4f f'IIWi .t"J:tQre 1:6 -y~isria&le, ..·-QIIaa·--~ '* Ill&.... ' 'c Ml n :, ,_, t.rtlf~R I P - - - ................. .._ lie 1lltldl 1111 atsc 11M ._, orlll lie dti w- u 11 I • cM:ol ., Cllt'IY ... r.l, er. - filii ~ F 11'111&111- ~ -~ t~tr .......... ;yPolice Log Pair I II• ..... liacl; W ~ 1:11 10:31 U:OI B:ll 11:11 vide arches of rossed sabers As! • Jlll!lti, . " ,;ail aa.,u. EJe TRIESTE'S SKIPPER - In Washington. Lt. Cmdr, Donald L. Keach ruled out any possibility that his vessel, deep-diving bathyscape Trieste, could aid in the seor cb of the Thresher that went down in th e Atlantic. the model he is holding, will be sent is located in advance. '-"1' l11J'~" . Clliitloo ...., a ; n t "1111- llellt . . . . ,. , JIG II t. .,., Ia .::JJ..tl .... _.. Mt t ' ,.,. W marr1 atar orllh' Pau1 New W ml •••nM<Qalely bit tb'e .1111> ot ee ta11!1J 1111, a poa!tHe 1:1111 'iGU Jolul!'& bq a.w "a .Ciiennel 3 ll:"'l l'lewa 2:1111 .. .. .. Dci!:IGn 1:111 l.aretlll ¥11111C l;w PI~ ·;WSAz.iv o:llll Leave u To Glrll 2:00 .Belt Jenad li:llll ¥fill - . · 11:11 Ar. t DJ Awn " , •• 0_ p - r Mace Funeral Will Be Held . TV .._.. llwl qda:., • . . . . 1t II\ WI tilt foi' ._ B:lt Loolo el II» Wlllllor 11:110 - · l ;W htWI i:WJir, ' · 11:11 AIC - w- * •..- from Pennsylvania Military Col· lege have been drafted to pro- .. ... l:llljtplr .... - ...... ~­ Furnesa will parade on lbe stair· case heralded by page boys with brilliantly colored banners. Cadets He was in classes today accord, ing to school ollicials. 'I . . ,... ..,. .. ,..... - t:etMJS .... e;a· McJialea Na., IAo!JII1III .... .. f 1:11 .,.. . e:li8 ' bowl from the sponsors for her continuing influence on excellence in fashion. From the pre-diMer cham· pagne reception until a midDight fireworks extravaganza the VIctor Dent, MaiJI.st, Cheshire. He Is - or was before dropping oul of sports - an elctptional· ly Rood aU • around athlete. -~ ' •~If'-• not Ya 'l'nlll . 4:~ 'lrlrffll •• 11 Dl m•!i W .... .. ,; _;;· ., ~. .,. Bao" wwhnv It:• No• ..,,.,. rt""'/ rour ll1l8l:la 1.:.:110 Price Js RIP& 'fOIIFIIt& ' t:'f .... i:C II ,,.._ .. a t· ' lo:iiU ~ lll:uo tour . . - 1Wi* 12:al l'nD 411' • •• • 11'1001 II: IS Late Sbow 10:11 News PAINT u .... «'.p••gcfer a II~ ' 1:10 Opera114111 ..,,.., ""¥ I:UO \;aj>taiD 1laDproo (JQI . ,· . _ ........... &-.. .,t:••.-.. . 'l.i .... ,i\. r~ 'f.· ~;·~· I I ·NI:tiLI* . . . IU&SDAY ( I :UU - 'l,!;.· Dent, who wao percbed prDllimately 48 feel above pavement, In lhe center of Jfi8D altogelhr JOme 150 above lhe river. A hop crGOICI · of people were gripped with le.nslon as Dent stood poised, ' ,., . : l:a J;W 1'1111 fOIIIJI lillol! 7::tr.ledi,J Ill{ rl!lir; Wlf l::tr. ·toGQ ORr... Wlf I 5- 1:uu •·•• .... Ch.tlllllll 3 oa lipllle e:llll r11e l!d&• o1 &:1111 Allllll Ua&leJ •,, 1:• CODUDeDta& • Or 7:00 Colle&e llt Air ?:ill lltlauf l:ll.t Jacll •.aiRDM SbGw ii:ao " ........ ,.~ ,.."P.t. . ··-"1•. ;....-......·-· . .,... ~ ·a.,.ell ·' WS,tZ-1Y J!ePorlinf l:UU lb.e &ecret 5 ws.e.w.·· .. .' ·- .,. .D:OO CBS Newa 12:00 Davey lo Gollalb 12:15 Noblemen Quartet 12:30 Bible Answers tou LOwer Uptbcge 1:30 Meet 'lbe Pr<lfeascr 1:00 Art Festival l:30 Issues & Answers a:oo Bridge 1:110 Bowling 4:31 r\lumm Fun S:ID frailmaster :• l :tl Acllm 'lbeater 7:3t The Jetsons I:OOMOYieo u:ot VOICe ol F'rreolooe I'" TUESDAf. Jl:• . 'forii&IK - v-., WCH5-IV · Qwnnel I l:i5 Dai1J Wad lO.;UO u:• ....... U:• LalaM Pacemanr · 10:111 1 ime t..uq · 11:00 Real .HeCGya 11:110 ~te It Glldla 12:1111 lAve Oil· Ltle 12:20 Newa . 11:10 11ear<11 Foe Tomarroor WHTN·TV Ch1nnel 13 CEILING 83 PAN fliNG SlroltC " '1111 . . . . BurD IO:GO llell CUq 11:00.....,. Men 11:11 l'fe1ll 11:1i Weak . ll:li8 Ael" ''I Award Modi 1:311 An Lalldeltllr IAI:OII Jlrillilley'a JourJIII ll;IV he!U ll: lt w..._..,... ll:A Jun 1'bael<et ll::lfo World IIOWI ". . a:a RIOemaa r 11:30 IWIIIey - r •,.. lll!me1 PB I , ,. llonaa1 NJ&bl nill I:IOA&.M ... 'ItleW ¢ e:Oii &IC l:r ;. a.,.... 7:110 TW lfl 7:31 Tile Dakolal 1:10 .1 1 • • l:tli ll;!ll'lef..Jirlbl . . . . f:W -dllnJ 11111111 ; !:tie Seat llulll Ready loru1 'tical. Severr As low as, ,,., 1:31 I I I I:OD lit .M I a Te Girll t:a 'W"'Z . . . I:IIOiltwor- . I : AJta~llliatr ll.:ll ··-· U: IS·litlldaf 'l1laller U:G 1:311 ·-Rev. .......... .,....... , r.. • ., t:w Mr. conooa 11:31 ~ i• • COl' 1::01 Parsoa't M . . . . IJ:ilt CBS Report Tough, durable asphalt shingles. Full cola'r and pattern - Coasl Guard had a opollighl re~ m"'u!:':; of Mr. aad Mn. Historic Oty In Turnabout u:•lll*rl• • - Y c :~: :o' r ,Y: r-1 . ••• 1'1117 y - . . . . U:tl Prieo Ia 8iPI n:a cu U:R r .. - l : : : : 1:31 LetiYe · ': " ' - · ' ' . 11,. . . _ . . . , . ..,.,, IWWu . U:R 1'nti 1r C U:3t Ilea Geaea.. a I ' tal 1:31 lllolriiiDe llepa1 1:10--I'Gt&U.. 72" lt',IJiiOWI ":':~::;:· i..J '~ ~~~e:\'!:, Channel I ROOM lS ... 1:• l•i.-0111Eri forSNING llx-up 1:•·~ ul 3' 0. . ....', . _: ! ,, a:• 1AreiCa Ytulll 1:31 y,.. Dol'& SaJ ••• lla&cll • <lime ' OOfiNG · ., l:li ,._ 1:31 Doclon ,,..... _, ' I' 1:• . . .Tat.. ,,.~ POMEROY CEMENT BLOC 4 y- $111 ., . $:31 flew "' I I l:tli II'Miber . - · Ul Jpa1a . Store-wide values in Spring Fix-up mate .. ri9ls. One-Stop service ... attractive prices. Shop now and oava. ~ ···,,........... ·•:• ~ .,. GleJ ....... 1:• Operatloa Alplutbll Uitli SIQ - : l :t5 0t IIIIDR VI. Yat: - 4:t5 Sea._• 5:M AD far April 1:31 lld1JIItrje ONko-STOP SERVICE ; .. .: -MONDAY .,. a... 1:. . . . . .. ~ ~ . ~;- 1:•03' 11:!1 ...." '' . u:• TV' "ilpd 12:31 Gc.poi)lllriiiOtiJ ..... IJ:t5 Qob ' · -' ,,....... ~ . t:• Clolpel• CIIIIM , ».ttllr,,.. Jt:!l UtitiC . . . .... Cllt~tDihl.. ·: u:•,.., 11 ne Lilt • ,, . -a Cl ' tRdl I • .;: '- ~1V JI'SM-1Y ' just In time ,I SUNDAY without seeming to come from your and ~"· ,. way, your bala nce ca n grow easily and range ar $ low as ··I J · OVOI pay check regularly at this bank. This Interior or Ex.terior. Standard 4' x 8' panels ao low ao •. $J.36 wer an opplll'ent two hOurs ooulng by West VIr- Accordlna to SRI. S. P; Earl- ·app&Nnt opllt with his hl£h with bill girl friend, ginia State Police, Pl. Ple.;sant dezender or tne West VIrginia school •weelhearl, and seemed 17. year . old Ky· Volunteer Fire Department, Ma· State Pollee, Dent waa !allen to be loOking lor " sympathy." lllgh school senior. aon County Sherlll'o officials, into custody' questioned and r.. The InCident look place 1o jllmp off lhe the Ohio. Stale Palrol, U. S. leased. around 10:1$ p. m., tying up !!ridge Sunday night. Coast Guard, and friends, lhe Sgt. Eandenzender aald the lraflic on bolh sides of lhe followlna: nearly youth came down. youth was ciespondent wer the river for nearly two hours. The eond !Withree days to. Nview the erllleal Laodan situation. Officials said one purpose of PHILADELPHIA tuPII _ royal pairs' lllDBt Important toda.y'a session was to possi-~~s~~city, where Ameri<•an•• lao•joUim in terms or public occable a:lve the Pent:.1gon the g()oo lhelr independence at which Grace and Rainier ahead. to send U. S. 7th Fleet In 1776, will give be seen by the average cit· Uillls Into the Gulf of Slam to of lhe year tonight !Of Thousanda of Philadelphians add to the pri~. Grace glimpsed them at various I WAY TO SAVE PlYWOOD . ::~~~z~~:~·swanke· st THE A . Deopondent This Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday only. '~$ IAelll ....... - w• . .. aru. �• t> u.~ sentinel. Pomeroy-M!ddlepoi't, o, Apr. 20, 198~ I Mrt. BrW<er ....comeo~ l Jl'r,~::;":A:d~ ~ intlberoc~ucoo~. About guests;.: !tiiddlepart - and guests and Invited 10 Mary Shrine lnstt.rlls Ollice.-s Fo1 Coming Lod~~ Social Year E d I p. Rutslnpillar, PWHP, Inviting presiding olficers In... ~Installing officer ror ;cluded Naoma Brinker, WHO, ....... ,_ ,....• . NOW YOU KNOW .......... . ~ :E!~~:~ Iman. Look lovelier with a flattering hair-do, styled our experts, fo~ Spring occasions, for Summer. Appointment not always necessary. by HAIR CUTS ---:--:::-:-""C" This lfonday, Tuesday, WeduE"sday onl}•. 1.SO Special! CHILDREN'S PERMANEII:TS 18 year.t of ae;e and under. WY 2-3557 POMEROY way, your balance can grow easily and without seeming to come from your WASHINGTON- The United :::~~:ca"u"J.:;rt.::n::; moves .. . back up Its diplomatic lo ~ peace In l.aO. . . 1efloris ~t Kennedy ea1lecl his ~~~~::~J·m~f~~"t:~ : :· POMEROY, OHIO ONt.-STOP SERVICE I POMEROY CEMENT BLO WSAZ-TV Channel .3 time for SPRING fix-up • ;oo•• ,,,•'fr •· .. ~. ., • •1 11 :00 R!.D rm na Rogers Show 12o00 Sky King 12o 30 Reading Room 11 :30 Roy 1:00 News ROOI Ready fa 'tical. Sev Allow a I ' 30 I o45 4o30 5 '00 5' 30 7:00 7.30 8:30 9:30 FLUS II Sizes to ~ ings. Se• 10:00 11:00 11: 15 12:00 Town & Country Indian• Vs. Yank& Dragnet Doctors At Wort Early Show Cannon Ball JacKie Gleason Oelendtlrs Have Uun Will .•:raul Guosmoke Newa 1..ate Show Newt lttction. /1 WHTN-TV Channel 13 CEILIW Acoustic pattern rc as ••••• SCREE Fix screer now. All wire in sh PANHING All types and species. Se• our large dis .. play, Mahogany as. low SQ. PAINT Interior ar range. C01 JS(FT. as . books. • AI WY2-3193 UO 9o30 1UO 10o3' It :00 11:30 1:1: 00 12:30 Pat • Mike Word of Life Social Security Churd! of Cl!riot cartoonaville Beany II Ce<il Bugs Bunn)' Allakaum 1:00 Fliclla UO SUperman 2:UO Let'a Dance 3:30 Bowling SoOO •·•orld of Sports 1:30 wrest!UII .0:141 Gallant Men I' ao Hooteii8JIJiy 9:110 Lawnmee Welk Show 10o00 . Fil~t 01 Weell 10o45 Make Thai Spare ll.llt AcadtllnJ Award !'beater Vlc! Darnone laUo Mlet !.h • Thuraday "Hazel" tPOI I or ' ...... . ~ ~ ............ ..... ¥ ... - ,.- , . .. ... . ·--· .. J. ..... ~ ·• .. " .. "' l''.'.j1- ... eJab1 weeta .. NJic.TY IIIIi- " .,, Jill¥ 11.. :.. ,. ..-· -- .•.. Mr S haefer w De'"'endent I and! · Of S CJemeRS I sOVIets , LaunchAnother Judge Orders Heavy I'ne, Late·Movies Late Movies eld . . .. . . .. .. Sot. . .y, AprY Zl, a.· J, Jle. yood Mombasa, Donaa 1\eed, Cornel WUde, Ch. I, Thriller, The Remarkable Mrs. · Hawk, and La Strege. Ch 13, One Mi,_ ule to Zero (11152) Mltcllum, Ann Blythe. Soaday Ap-U !1, a.. I, Soar Annie, William Bendix. Ch <t3, The Glaaa Key (1942) Veronica · Lal!e and Alan Lade!. Monday, AprU Z:, CR. I, Calamity Circus, Johli Derek. Cb. 13, Professor Beware (ltl!llr JlmJld Lloyd. Robert a. ne Taesdar. Aprn 21, 1. Quick Noose, Darren MCGaviiL Ch. 1.3. 1'11!! Wlndo';O (·11149) BO.: bara flallo • Wedllei!IIJ, U., ~ I, Kid on a Calleb' Hprae, 'George · Montgomery, a.. 13, The Way of AU Flesh (lito) Aklln TaiDJroff. \ .0; ' • Tbursdlly, AprB II, a.. I,· Ceath Watclt, Ednlo!lci O'Brien. CH. 13, TOmbstoll8 (1942) Wy,. all Earp, illchird Dbi. . Frltlay, AprU II, a. .. •• De . Monte Carlo Store (lll57) Mar- ., lene Dietrich. ·a.. IS, 0\iller, / The Uninvftecl (19t4r Ray ·MU.· · land, Rulh.:HUssey. Ch. ,, Y~ . '11 Find Ouf•(lMO) Kay K)s0r, , .,,.n 1'\!ter Lorre. .,r·0.: _ ,.,_, -.' •... "' . ' .: ..~: ' . '' II A -~~· -. ;, . ~ . :/1- .,_. ~- ~· ;,· ' • (_ I • ''' '·~ . ' I ' Band Concert Is T • h \ Arn orug t At Middleport . . -~ . Teachers Are Takes L•Icense II Rehired By Southern Lora} f. '-:;! .. I ,.,, l ray _ None. OhioFatalitieeSoarOver Weekend Youngstown: Edith Swanson, 82, OrrviUe: Gary Raupaucb, 21, Canton. Highway fatalities jumped in and Mrs. Anna Porter, 73, ol Bea· Doylestown, killed in three-car Sullay . . . . collision oa Ohio 94. Young.stnwn~ George H. Ret• Oluo durmg the weekend, despite semer, Pa., k1lled ut • two-car Xema:. . Mrs. J oseph w. w·ISe{'Up, r~t · k, ,., fatally ..m,....""" · ••-' m · an au.,. •mild temperatures aad dry roads. colUsion near New Middletown. 38, Xenia, and her son, Terry, 6, collision on U.S. 62 &t the int.,... A United Press lDternatioDal Clevelaod: Mn. Harold E. killed in a bead-on crash on u.s. flection with ISS a mile north of coWX from e p.m. Friday until Smith, 48, fatally injured when five miles east of here. the Mahoning-Colwnbiaaa muntJ midnight Sunday showed at least her cu was bit by another auto ' Zanelvilleo Murl E. Inman, SS, line. 16 persoas lost thotr 11v.. in Ohio . aubu ban Brook P k Rooeville, killed wheo his car Xenia: Wolter W. Jobm1111, 18, hJghway cr88hes. The toll last 10 r ar · crashed intp a culvert on Ohio 555 Covington, Va., killed wheb the week was 10. ........_, near the Muskingu.m River. auto he was operating bit a utiJ:.. Two other accidents, 1 f11'11 and Cleveland: Poter J . Delgado, IS, CBDtoao Robill Cooper, 8, Plaia lly pole oa 010 Wilberforce,Clifl. 1 tractor mishap, boosted tbe ac- lndepend...,., tilled wben his car Twp.. atruc!< and l:illed by car ton Rood. . clcleatalcleelll toll to 18. AI usual, rolled over ill suburltaD Bruod· u she crossed rood retUI'IliDg Faldtom: Lo111ie Travis Jr., f, Sow-day a.....led lor most of vloW Helgttta. from mall boX. . . faially fJ)jUrefl 1!ben I .,.. opel' tbe deatha, 10 bappealo& 011 that Cleveland: Mn. Alice M....,, Daytooo ~ J. F - . ated by bi& fMhir llrUdi '!be. n!11r ·dey. 5I, lD 1 lira 11 ber 1partme1t In llaJton, was tilled wbeD hla car oi ~CievelalllfliOlildao-ashecl loto another outside the 'hrhk7'; ~ ·y.... Fr!UJ afJihl l'ortaa...th: liiephetl J. Gable, <IIJ · !If, 14. Violie!t. ~ tiQind Ia Tolodo' JacOb A. Alexander, '10, 1J, l!ortiiDouth, ~trac- Can1011: Loo ameo Grlflla, .. .a a\lsltiP -~ ~.,... anol ··' tilled by a ear u be ran· · - lot o.t<tmoed liod J1fi1!*I him be- cintoo, latally Injured when !lie biejclt Ito . ,...... • ~ ,. • I .Ilia llomo. , · Mont II. . olnJck by I truek 011 U.S. ~~~- :t. · By Uai&ed Prell la&eru.Uoul 136, Jeaa Seberg las been cast as "Lllith . ' " one of th8 most eagerly-sought-aRer roles ill !'&o oent years. She win be starred with Warren Beatty In lite Columbia Pictures release to be produced by Robert Ro3Sen.Ple- . lure is an adaptallnn of the I; · R. Salamanca novel wti1dl II scheduled to be lllmed late th!JI Spring ..... . ' I 1 J.i, mt.itliiif · .:~, 8:00 TV Classroom Store-wide values in Spring fix-up materit;s. One-Stop service . . . aHrQctivt prices. Shop now and save. Rainier unm.· anned probeInspace S'porll> 9:00 Capta10 Kan"an10 1D: 00 The AlviD Show !Oo30 ~IIghty ~louse Playllo- 4 case in of Timbre and btusb fires will climax a week o£ regal show which the couple opened the evening will be lavish. The Grace wiiJ slip out of the liJne, ••. flare across the eastern half for the former Grace last Friday. buffet dinner wiU be served up light for a quiefvisit with Grace'& I Funeral services for Hubert the nation today while and her husband• .Rainier · Tonight~ of the ·city's elite- on a 60-foot table teaturing gour- mother, Mrs. John B. Kelly sr., G. _Mace, who died Sund~y at foresters tallied a weekend Monaco. The prince termed socialites, buslness tycoons, politi- met viands sculpted in the shape who has been )ooktng after their Meigs General Hospital will be high In human liVes, homes "the ,second most important clans and figures from the world of heraldic animals. c;~ildren, Prince Albert and Prin· held Wednesda~ at 3 P· m. woodland. to hit in-laWs' hometown, of tPe arts-will crowd the great For music there will be Pbila- cess Carollne, at her East Falls frum the Ra_wlmgB Coab Fun~ THree persons were dead ~~=II ~::'gr aftt-r his 1956 visit to Mk Gre$-style foyer of the Philadel- delphia·born singers Marian An- home. They will remain here for 1era I home ~1!h _the Rev· M. E. · the se--· Dowson offlcmH·· and the Two minor ptraffic mishaps were over more th an 200 1nj"··• un:u m her hand. j pbia Museum of Art for the ball derson and Eddie Fisher and Mo- about five weeks with sidestrips 1 -oa. p I' N · investigated · · d ries of fires."lt's so But for P~lphia it was the sponsored by the Philadelphia nacan pianist Gilbert Vatican. to Washington and New York. Rev: H~ard Ru~pelt the weekend by omeroy o tee. o InJUries occurre ly dry that the leaves are just fashion group. And for danciog there will be Burial will _be m ~e no arrests were made in either acciden...t... . _ _ __ like guopOwder," said one Vir~ Sitting WIO. GovemoJ" Meyer Davis' famed society band. mausoleum m Rwerv1ew The first wreck, a two-car ]. glnia forester. "All lt takes is . 00 Grace and Rainer will be guests ,Bul the party-stopper will be ~ S, C etery. . occurred at >:45 p. m. Mulberry-av at 9o>O p.m. Bat· a spark.'' · ~of honor and will be seated in fashion extravaga!'lza by PhiladelHe was born at Guysville, on West Main-st near urday when a car dnven by A flre In Morgan County, w. al bo t h h d r th I h. bo d . J GI son ot the late Marion and L Pomeroy . Mason bridge. Orville Napper, 44 • of Pomeroy, a roy X a t e ea o e p 18· ro eslgners ames a. 3S U· l·n the ml·nor crash R Jl. 3, hlt a parked auto own· Va., raged oilt of control and . grand stairway with Gov. and anos and Gustave Tassell. bolh "" b Goodall Mace, and is Coal swept eastward. Authorities Mrs. William W. Scranton Los Angeles-based. • ed by his wife, Martha, and a James W Rose 32 of Gal- Gedrovbey Harold Walters of c ' 70 Officers reported that said no communltiet were bt ot~er ~i~itaries. The princess PlaD Saber Areh br~ther Emmons Mace, . andJames E race,_ , Nappe.r was ~rowded from the will rece1ve a baccarat crystal Models anoounced by Betty anJ AriZOna. Vmton. There was medium highway by another motorist. Immediate dang~. A blaze in ,Panther State Forest destroyed - ~. He was a retired r~ilroad en- ;damage to the ngh~ rear quar· I Damage was light to both ears. more than 1,1100 acres of Details of Meigs coonty's Mrs. Helen Posey llooglas gineer of the New York Central Iter panel of Crace s auto and I M 11 G<>ff 20 of La .11 ber by today. A llamipg ridgeRed Cross Blood pro- I Schaefer, former Pomeroy res· For the past 12 years he assist' the left lender of Rose's had ar ~· le . . ~SVt :· to-ridge ittfer"QO near Welch, w. will be explained at a ident who died in Lake Worth, ed in operating the La Sail~ light damage. i ~eanw 1 • 1'!'as arres Y Va., was reported under control Thursday at~ p. m.. in Fla., Saturday, was a direct ~e- Hotel. Mr. Mace was a member The other colhsmn was on t 0~~· po ICf.! on ha no operr:; Sen 1 or · scendent of Samuel Cleme111 . • ·- _ --- ors tcense c arge a d th fire th 7 an ano er on e · audltorluDI. . . . . IMark Twain) and Gov. E. p ol the Heath MethndJSl church James Harold Rowle.y, 33, Pornacre '!ores! properly of the lam. . . . . . . os- m Middleport, a charter memeroy was taken mto custody ed GUenbrier rell!ll'f at While Doctors, hospital staflll; police MOSCOW (UPJ) -"• Tbe Sov1et llrequency of 19 996 megacycles. ey, thord governor of lndiaaa. ber of Feeney • Bennett Post · 1 ' . to . f ffida H 'SUphur Springs also Wal!l 'COn-- a d. sheriff's departments, UnlGn tatlay launched another un- radio system ror precise meas-t Mrs. Schaefer went to ~ life)" ~merican l..e«i,on 8 ' m XIC: IOD ~ nd v r:,..._ ,on tamed. squads 8nd fire de- manned space satellite in its ·pro- urement-~f elemeniii.J>t.lhe orl>it, Worth In 1940 from Poii\ • so over 1 • we • • ..,._. 01 ilie"Middle fl 'Ma• • • American Legi~ gram of outer spaee research. ' aad a radto-te!Orilelrlc system for With her· late husband, Carl A. ';onie lliidge F. and :'M. 363, ~asv:! ~ :t:~::i ~~: HAVANA- The last 'rl Amntlrses.,and others: are· The ,officlal newa agency Tass ,transnuttmg Lo each mfor~ation Schaefer, fon:ner editor of the Scottish Rites pf Columbus, and • ]or Charles Legar's Court 1Ul" r!cans imprisoned In Cuba preattend the meetmg call- said the sate!Ute was cosmos IS, Ion the fuoctwnlng of the mstru· Pomeroy Trobune Telegraph, Aladdin Sbrine Temple 01 Col~fared for 8 '.'freedom fl1ght" by the board of directors of the nth .such vehicle put up sill'Ce ments and scientifie apparatus. and later of the Lake Wortb umbus. He served in the Army ' IntoxJcat_10_n_.- - - to the United Stales today. American Red Cross chapt· the Russians started the program Herald. . . in World War I in France and . . New York attorney James 8 . In Meigs. designed to facilitate spoce flights She doed. m a West Palm Germany. Friends may call at The heglnmng and lntermedl- Scholarship Team Donovan, who negotiated &he The t'Oiltinulng pro'blem of , by man. Beach hospital after a long Ill- the funeral home any time. ate band con~ert Will_ be hel~ lease of the Americans, said a supply of the U was the fourth Soviet Sputnik ness. Monday evenmg, tomght, Ap Being Announced Mis year . long mission In betypes needed will be dis- launched this year- all within the . F ~ Mrs. Scahefer was a member , rll 22 - at ?:_30 p. m.. 1 the_ hogh The Scholarship team from half of prisoners and Cuban and each phase of blood laot five weeks. of the Daughter~ of Amerio:an I school audotorJUm m Middle- Middleport High School whiclt refugees had been accompUsbdistribution, and its Tass said the apparatus on Revolution, MadJson, Ky .: Or- , port The concert had been 1"· will compete in the State SchoJ.. ed. The lawyer said l.CIOO more presented. bOard the Sputnik was functionder of Easter~ Star, Pomeroy; : correctly ~ated as the 23 ~d. Iarship Tests to be given at Ohi• refugees will go the United state ing normally. ~ and of tbe EpiSCopal church. The vaned program Will be University in Athens, May I, ino later this week, pOSSibly Wed~ Marietta's Kelty Cosmos 15 carries scientific apBesides her daughter, Mrs. under the direction of Mr. Eu- eludes: paratus "designed to continue re- Don Frasier. 60, of Mid~le- ~ancy Po~ell, wi~h whom she 1 gene Gtrerke, instrumen~J di- l English I, Jon Cunningham; nesday, bringing to more than 5,1100 the total Cub&ns and Am- To Be Speaker Here search of outer space." Tass said. port, was rapped a heavy fme hved , survivors mclude these ] rector. Three . bands will be IEnglish 11, Martha Nicholson; ericans permit..eo to leavt: Cua The annual Racine Tornado The satellite also carrie,~; a ra- Saturday m MeigS County court other daughters. Mrs; Claiborne pe~formm,g thts. y~ar mcludmg English 111 , Ellen Dutton; baas a result of Donavan's ne- basketball banquet has been dio transmitter operating on a by J?dge Frank W. Porter, Jr. Gregory, San . Antomo, Texas, Teachers of Southern Local this year.s begl.nnmg students, ]American History, Forrest gotiaUons with Premier Fidel for this Wednesday at 6:30 ~ Fraster had been a!"fested for and Mrs. Dame Gibson, Chest· school district wer' rehired last last years be.g~ners and the ,Bachtel; World History, Randy C...stro, p. m. in the 7 ~th grade build~ Law Broadens Its a D~~ by the MeJ.gS. County ertown, Md .• a sister, Mrs. week during a meeting of the advanced mustcJans, I Humphreys: American Gover.- - - - -\ ing, . • She~1ff s department Fnday fol- Margaret Nixon, St. Petersburg, district bm!f<J of education. The program will open with lment, Roger Manley; Bookkeep. Melp Memorial Jloop!lal Mike Morrison, who Is In his Rad1o Coverages iowmg an accident on Stale Rt. Fla.: a brother, Paul I;>ougla~, ] Board officials said 35 teac~ers. a "Bach Chorale" by the com- ling, Lee Roush; General Scie,.. ADMlSSIONS SA'l1JRDAY seasoo coacned the 'tor- The Meigs County Sheriff~s ·, 7 below Middleport. . Lo·usvJIIe;. and !tve grandchd~ .some of whom were already on bined bands followed by " Pro~ lee, Kenneth Harris; Physics, Mrs. Charles Pngh, Pomeroy. nadoes to a fabuloua rli<ord, Department now has a wlderl Jndge Po~ or,.dered FraSier dedrebn. SeLarkvi~ds wChdl be announc- continuing contracts, were re- cesrion March" by the begin- ~ David Wiley; Latin I, Robel1 30 1 DISCHARGES SATURDAY has announced that Marietta range of law enforcement radio · 0 pay a .,...vv. ~ne, serve Y esi e ape1· hired at the recommendation of ners. The second band will play Schmoll ; Latin II, Roger Stil-· Emlila Jean Dabo, Pomeroy; High School head basketball coverage, Sh~iff Robert C. ldays m county }ad, f$75 as County Superintendent 0. 0 . "Sunset Star," an ov~rture, and les; .spanish I.. Roger W~1t; Maud Van Meter, CUlton: coadt Don Kelly will be the Hartenbach sa1d today. the suspended part 0 8 orm~r BOGUS SOUCITOBS Patterson. "Cowboy Tunes," w1th the ad- Spamsh II, Jamce Tannehill; 271 leiJ, Winegar, Athens. speaker. The Junior class of Sheriff Hartenbach said his ~.me, and tok~avfe his drnrer s Joe Sayre,C Troop Scout~ In other action, the board ac- vanced students playing '" P~m~ : Aigebra I, Roy Coleman ; AlgeoBmTH SATURDAY Local High School will department has radio contact ] 1cense revo .~r one yea~._ master at ~r~n~r, reports cepted the resignation of Larry pus Major March." "Carruval lbra II, Harold Vance; Plane 1nd Mrs. Charles PLlKh serve the banquei.. Reservations with the Mason County Sheriff's In anoft.heedr a$c~mnnd,Okey Kls ~hat Ulegal. soltcttahons a~e be- Morrison as coach and gave a for Trumpets." an overture, ~ Geometry, Mick Morris, .an 4 er was m . d h ' be d b ta tin . 1., a costs on mg made m that area m the . .. , . .1 J d M eroy, ..t aug ter. rna e ! con e g Department at Pomt Pleasant. 1a charge of intoxication. Kiser name of the 'so Scouts. He ' year:s leave of absence to gir~'s "Russ1an Chorale, '~extcan 8 1oogy, u Y oore. ADMISSIONS SUNDAYschool immediately. He added that the broader also had been cited to court by said solicitation/ were made physocal education teacher Rota Sundae," "Tango Tune,' and len Stewart, Langsville. range of rnd1o coverage will be the Sheriff's Department k b Slavin. The Souther~, Local selectoons from the Broadway Unemployed Claims 1 t DISCHARGES SUNDAY - .• OOMMI'M'EE TO MEET "very useful'' in cases of emer· -· t!:n-age;: wh% s : t~~ ::;~ board: with president George musical, .. Do Re Mi." ~~y Proffitt, Racine; Stella . The Bend Centennial Festival gency. . TAKEN TO HOSPITAL were to be used for a trip to Baer m charge, approved apoAre Running Lower ~ns, Reedsville~ Mrs. committee will meet April 29 Pomeroy emergency squads- Kentucky. Mr. Sayre reminds !ICY for .us~ of school buikhngs TO MEET AT WAHAMA Claims for unemploymerl G .rman Bnd son of · at 7:30 p. m..at the Mason City LOCAL TE~PS men took Cly~e · Anderson of resident!! of the Carpenter area m the d1str~ct ·~ ~eleased the There will be an open meet- benefits in Meigs county wen~ Mrs. Charles Pugh and buildlng. All interested persons ~e temper~ture m Pomeroy fi:utland to Me1gs General hos- that the Boy Scouts do not make state from 1ts ~uilding contract ing at Wahama High school running 76 lower last week than ter, Pomeroy, urged to attend by c~ busmess d1str1ct at 11:30 a. m.lpltal Saturday at 8:50 p. m. direct money solicitatioos. for the new high school. gym tomorrow at 7:30p. m. All for the same week a year ago, Cbllirnien Mrs. F. C. Reichert was 53 degrees~ under clolldy where he was treated and re· committee chairmen and all Frank w. Childers, manager o1 ;~~=~ Mn. Ray Proffitt. . skies. leased. FIRE CONTROLLED . . .. PETITION DlSMISSED . .. alumni interested in helping the Bureau of Unemployment The Middleport fire depart· A pelttion filed by Helen Bat- w:th this year's banquet and Compensation, reported. None~. ment was called to Cheshire at ley for divorce from Donald E. dance are urged to attend. This There were 23 new claims _ DG~~;.:m.~~~ 4o05 p. m. Sunday when a brush Biley in Meigs County Com- year's event will be held June filed last week, added to 328 He • .. vuK:'"'l fire started from reported mon Pleas Court has been dis- I, at Wahama High school with continued claims, for 349 at .Dora aton, Pomeroy. sparks off a train's box cor. missed on application of the the Tom Reed orchestra provld~ week's end, compared to 426 a =~~ ~Av The fire was quickly conlroUed. plaint~!. in!l dance ·music. year ago. Will Be Made WCHS-Tv Channel 8 and just in He '' _ or wa• before dropping out of sporta - an excepllnnal· · · ' EXp1anatlon . 11.20 Movle Tough, durabla asphalt shin9l01. Foil colo'r and pattern ront~~t or $ g3 low aa swan . kest .pa·rty· D·u' . e ·Grace re:i:Ou!:"'.! of Mr. and Mn. Victor Dent, Main-st, Cheshire. v 1- BJ dprojJJ"am - 11 ' 30 Moke Room For Daddy 12:00 Mr. Wizard 12 :30 E"ploring 1:30 Movietime 3o30 Scrapbook 4: 00 Braves Vs. Giante, 6o30 News & Sports 6o40 W~ather US New$ I cOO ~turday Jamboree 7<30 Bam Bene.JlCI '8 o3& ·Joey Bishop 9o00 Sa!urday Night Movle IJ : OO News n :to Weather 'I' 15 Coast Guard hod a opotlight Dent, who was perched priWm,ately 4e feet above pavement, in the center of file opan altogethr some 150 feet above file river. A huge cniOYd of people .,.,. gripped with lenaion as Dent stood polaed, Pomeroy Police Log Pair Of Minor Weekend Wrecks 11 :00 Fury Mombor Fadoral Doposit lnsuronco Corporotlon ~'*" • ~t ~- 1/. -;. ' of 8:30 PoPeye • f'all 9o311 Ruff & Keady · 10:00 Sh"-rl LeWis 10:30 Kmg Le<~nardo Member Faderol Rosorvo System OOfiNG ~~~~.,on ,1,... by 7:30 Dowt1 on tbt Farm The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Interior or Exterior. Standard 4' x 8' panels as low as •• 01 The According to Sgt. S. P,' Ean- -apparent split with his blgh dezender 01 tne West VIrginia school oweetheart, and aeemed State Police, lle~t . was taken to be looking lor "sympathy." into custody, quesU:IIled and re- The lncldent look plaoe leased. around 10:15 p. m. , tying up Sgt. Eandenzender sald the lraffic on both olcles of the yooth was aespondent over the river lor nearly two hOura. The ginia State Police, Pl. Pleasant Volunteer Fire Department, Maaon County Sheriff's officials, the Ohio. Stale Patrol, U. S. Coast Guard, and friends, the yquth came down. in cr Wo Pay 3'Yo fntorHI On Your Savings YWOOO two bol!r• ooaxing by west Vir- IIi . c· I T b . stone . Jty n urna out t,helr SATURDAY Ct operating money. *rwltll•n•utllllll--. ' ing ~e ~~i ..~la;.:~~y =~!~: to school officials. lha crillcal Laotian attuallon. Ollieial~ said one purpose of PHILADELPIDA WPII - This Iroyal poiro' most lmporlant bowl from the sponsora for her Furneu wiU parade on the stair- M F a] today'a session was to city, where Americans Isojourn terms of publlc occ•- oontiouing influence on exee11eace heralded by page boys with 3Ce UDef TRIESTE'S SKIPPER - In Washington, Lt. Cmdr. ble give the Pentagon the independence slons at which Grace and Rainier fashion'. brilliantly colored banners. Cadets Donald L. Keach ruled out any possibility that his vessel, ahead to send U, S. 7th in 1'77ti, wil1 give the Icould be seen tbe average cit· From the pre-dinner cham· from Pennsylvania Military Col. WiJl Be H Jd the deep-diving bathyscape Trieste, could aid in thr units Into the Gulf of Slam of the year tonight for its ,izen. Thousands ol Philadelphians pagne r""'ptlon until a midnight lege have been drafted 10 proe seorch of the Thresher that went down in the Atl'llttic. add psychological force to llle:::::.•m princess, Grace have glimpsed them at various fu-eworks extravaganza on the vide arches of rossed sabers un· He •aid the Trieste, model he is holding, will be sent Western peace effOrts. even~ In connectkln with the museum terrace in view of down- der which the modeLs :wUI pass. On wednesday down if the Thresher is located in advance. • • • 1be titled the Crystal Philadelphia travel and vatation town Philadelphia, e.,.ery detaiJ of After the ball and cond l!f'ihree days bJ review rr. 01 It's a wise worker who makes use of a plan like this. 1 Despondent OYer an apparent break-up with biB girl friend, 'Bel~ Dent, 17 • year • o~ KyHJgb school senior, to . JUmp off the Silver Bridge Sunday nlgbt. Hawaver, following nearly J pay check regularly at this bank. This -I I~Wretet party. DEPOSIT a few dollars out of your ~ !:'~0::. :':f'.:nt Neuman . :.:.::: and Ja~t Capehart of thelq1arent., &11'. Cheesebrew, Installing aololsls. Herman Haddo~t. Mrs. Emma Jean Neal of ' Following the entrance of me Connelsvule Is here for a 1 officers for installation, Mr. with her m~ther, Mn. Frances 1 Cheesebrew presented the flag Bearhs. · and Mrs Capehart sang, "The The Re and Mr v. s. ILord•s p rayer.tl Place and children of I ;Juring the installation o f f''. Y.• have aiTived for a Mrs. Cheesebrew as WHP. as with her parents, Mr. and <he was escorted around t h e Harry Houdaahelt and daoJgh- 1 . cross to her station, ter, Freddie. Cheesebrew sang. "Oh, Master Mrs Frank Cbeesebrew Let Me Walk With Thee," In ~ngsville Friday even1lngl while Mr. Hughes was to allend a otork shower to his station, "In the Garden. Mrs. Wallace Fetty. Following the ins~tion, Mr Guests a& the- home of Rev. Cheesebre~ sang, How and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew Thou Art. for Easter SUnday were her ! Greetmgs and remarks moth Mr J B Hayes Mr ~ ~:=by Brinker' Fern Cheesebrew and er • s. · · ' · alter which and Mrs. Charles Woode, All:ed, were presented on be- and Mrs. BeSB Sproles of Noagof the Shrine to Naoma i ara Falla, N. Y. . Brinker outgoing WHP by Max- I Mr. and Mrs. Charbe. HalU of ine Wingett and to Jesse Brink· R~ House, W. Va. VISited With er, outgoing wos, by hiS sister and Mr. and WAY TO SAVE .......,................ ...... . .. ·~ ~~~ ' --~.-----------------------------------------~.~----~--------------~---~---------------------------------------------------------~~~~ ------------------------~----· VOL XV NO. 6 POMEROY-MIDDlEPE:lRT, OHIO MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1963 PRIC£ FIVE CENT! , SY \ 4t.~4\ ' DeHt«l To The Mr. l THE ct~rrent • 1 HYSELL'S BEAUTY SHOP E. MAIN ST. .....!lfiJ ..... ""' .,.., lflniP .......... .... fiiiiNof . entttt\\~ e , ""' in- Pleasant> Mils Carlllell , dol, Can~, 'lod Mn. ~=~~ Marie Hawkins scribe; Grace ' Good Headway for Spring &Summer '· • Vda. JPpr'cly llelieved .. AtheJIII, Aahland, . ' Logan and MarYI Dr. aad .Mn, l)<lvld Middle.,_, lnlltallatlon of officers ol Jeue Brinker, WOS, and Ber· Shrmes. too. ol DeytOn, 'are gueata · llJ.ary Shrine, 'White Shrine of Inice Winn. inviting herald. Mrs. For tbe Installation and huaband, r.fr, ,and Jeruaalem, Thursday evening, Brinker was escorted 10 the were seated on whl~ Wl]ter Wldd,ell and_ alao fll the iOOF Hall . lront bv the inviting In the form o1 8 cross hla brS.IMr atld other IIBUn. · Bird o1 Paradlae, gladioli, after which a solo, "Just llltalling ofllcers ' Cbe! ·Haddl!l' llld pink camatl""' and the emblem Closer Walk With Thee," Roberts, Installing her- Me)o# •.of Suitlllld, Md., "The Open Door," were used presented"'hy Margaret Mabel Bermel!, installing and Mra. Jan Haddox, ~~~ II> clo<:orate the hall. • •• ""'*' n. l.l •• .. ·I'Oiif•- l' •• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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