http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/8806222d9a164fd15129e8d5decd1775.pdf 8a469b8caec9e93198061c293ab0120e PDF Text Text .··--�· •-�-- ,.,,, I ' Dean Wilhen or Rio G r a n d e Bahr and Slephen Hmdy, gUt":i;�s · C,o)lege •aa the guesl Spt>a k,•r and thei;e add1nona l membf'r s , Thursday evening al the Midd!�- Harold Hubbard Harold E . Hub­ port Firsl Baptist f'hurch when bard, Tony "'u-.ler. Owen Bn,t- , thirty-onir members and gut'sts ot ton Chflord. Stumbo. W 1 lhs A'l· ' Uw- Men·s Fellowship mel l huny. Gt'ri:lld ."rn thuriy. Cliflord : An oyster supper was held tw- lfov1·� Johu Kauff AllPn Hught>-; 1 fort' the meehn� with llev Don- l ..J1Ht-net' t-l,m"' l'h<>r!t-� BenneU , 11ld Boone giving lhe blessing Th"' Jal'C,b TurnPr H t' Pnrm1:1lt'e, l •opper was prepared by Da�,rl .lamf'"s Pullen �herm,rn Buskirk ; Darsi. Jr . and F..dison Baker ,Ir . Claren,·e Clc1rk Mr Stgman, i , Orn,i,,H f f . D:iM . H:im1hon. During the meet ing L"un�ucl t'l.i l\,1.d) . bv th.- pres1denl . Paul Smarl ( harl':'� \'r um.ctn aod l 1·1·1I Bnid· I ' plans were dtse11ssed for lhe nt>i:1 bu1·y met"tmg which will bt- held on M:,\· 25, with Lhf' :ur.ingt'ments to l� 11nnounc-ed lalPr. Tht> fellowshi;, ..1bo di!Kus�,,rl the new proji'C'I ul 1he s1,11f' MPn · � lt'llowship. that ol huil<lin<; a new t:abin at Luudu:will P ae!'h yP: The Radnt> P T.A mf'I at the 'l'o finant"' these cahin s t' a r \.i Gr..ide School. March 20tl1 al 7 30 i mt>mhf-r is asked tu ,ontribult• $1 I-' m The meeting oi,enN with the Kai Hirniy is ll,t' eha i rma n tor Lt1rd"s Prayer arid Pledge to lhe this projr<-! in Middh•11<1r!. Pia� by 1he Prt!sirll:'nl . M rs Hel• Several vrojel'ls m pn.-p,:11 alHm f'n ,\molt . : �'· u! the ehurrh s ('d,·lu ation of :\s The Sendarv'� report w.is gi\·• . ' • '\' Hllh anni\•p1· san- wt•re 1.h �cuss( d en b}· Mr� fl.ui°h Smith. ThP l rf'as­ un<l the laymun · � 1·n11frrr·nc1• to 11rl'I'. Mr� Wilma Reiber. 1·ei1ort- 1 � � bt> held in G r· a11v11l1- from .lune n ed a bal11nre ol f:l \ S 1:1 111 I h e · ; t hrough .Junf' 1[, was anmmm·e,d , I 1 �asurJ � I The me-et1ng WilS elosf'd w·i. h A f<m.l of \hunks was rel:ld by ' prayer by I. D IJih _ M is. Smilh from I.ht> Ohio Con• O!ht'l"S al!end111g we1 e C a s h grl' ss for t ht.' F'oundt•rs Day eon• .. Jj Gel<I lu c,.... t 1·il11.1t u1n, An mv1t.ition to atlf'nd I Co.I /\<, l St'l"Vi('eS al \ lhe Baplisl Chun·tl I Servt' th� lwo- lone parfail8 for YOIU nest bridge gath..ril\g if you for Community N ight was _ r_ ea �_- 1 w 11n t.wm_1·t h mi,: r irh and el1.•11anl �u t easy to prepare: M ad.! with .11 1 f- Jr� ., ___. as was '" UIVitaUon to aitfllili'IMfi'�'IJ!l•M1cJ!•1&1,f�i,J;l\il>\ffl!,, Cunfc·n·m•ti at Zanm 28th. fteservationa '/'he Easter Cantata. ··ulivet rn ing to be in before 1 Calvary ," by Mauntl,· r . will :JP A nomm;iting co, presented lomonow eve11 i 11g al namt"d. bring Mr.!i. \ 7 00 at the fi'irs! Ba1Jtist C hureh aµpoin1f'd hy th,i E:r M iddleport, by tht> -Sen ior Cho i r milt('f' . . and :Mrs. Mrs. ClarrncP l.uri> y w t ll dirt•d and Mrs 1 ·,irol Birc llu! C"anlata with Mrs. Cel'i! Brarl- from ttu· floor. Th: bury HI! urganh;I_ and Mrs. G,eralrl . will 1'epur1 at the 11{' 1:GO Meet tbt l'lws ' APRIL t Anthony as ass1.-.tan l orga m.�I New11 1:90 Suggestions are to I: 45 Sll!I' QI 1 8:«I Weather The aervi1·t> will oµen wilh t lu• the April meeting Im 10:00 Cln1<l<Jllbor 1:45 Sporll organ-Plano duet prelude. "Jerus i [!ram idem;. 10:SG Mt\ Wizard 7:00 Shlr]oJ Temple alem,' by Mrs. Bradbury and M r�· 11:00 Coonltlown , The Attendance t: 8:00 NatJonal VlfflJI Anthony. "Lead Me To C:tlvar¥, awarded tu l/ Ulo II Tim 11:30 1e first 8:30 Tab B_, wltl be the proce!lsional . Oiapel 12:00 I g rndrs _ Naps 1:00 °""7 lliow 12:30 Solos for the can l11 ta will hi' The Program Chai 10:00 Loretta ,_ en U:45 United SleelwOJ'k »ung by Mr�. John l•'ul1z_ .\.l r .-; Dorothy Smith. intror 10:30 Blue Angel, 1:00 Bl( I Bowllng Jlelllah White, Thot1n1s O a 1 � t . I Mary Kny Yust. who 11:00 New1 l : Gt .._ ·Paul Sm�rt and L. u: Dile� '.il thr entitled " I Have a E , 11: 10 Weather 1:30·� BamtbaD local choir, anrl Wi lham D t I t' �- I Smith read ;m 11rtirl 11: 15 Mavle 1:00 �. out Loud guest vocalist. from Atl1t•n �. Much rv·, · · . and tw. I : 00 Sign Off g Huntley Reportln 1:30 Others in the ehoir art> M r s . · · Home Swed Home," Shirley Mill�. Mrs. Pe.irl Hott- lo His Dad." A hun 1118rn, M n. Smart. Mrs . William I hlerl on "What Adivit ' Odes, Mrs, Duvic.l .Jenkin8 . Mi:,� ! Do As A Familv Fot ( APRIL t Jr,rry Pullen, Miss Doris R i <' .- , William Arnotl sho·, ., .. Paul W-mcbeD ¥iP Jo Ann Mourning. Mrs I . ii- of the RtwinC'-Portland 12:to Meet 'Ille Prele1:30 Walt l)tme, ll,n MtGhee. Mr�. I', r � n c· e � , krUmll Gnmt' . 12:30 Pip, Tho Piper "8flarh8 , Mrs. L. ll Diles, M i s � A Coffee !four wa1 1,00 � '11 8:,0 L&WmO Tex anna <"ondusion of the mr Suun Pullen, Miss and AnlWffl 1:311 l:GO fllo n.1111 White, Ml111 Jant>t BakPr. Ka1 Hint:30 'Ille 111,,nd,era 1:00 '1,t Anlwer dy, Frank Cheesebrew, .J a m e � l,------­ 10:30 - a.urcbJII 1:30 Brll@ Young, and Harold 'E. Hubhuri. 11:00 Mnra 8'00 Spectacular 11:IOMovletlmo l'unnles S:00 M For Yo ur Bri dg e Party 1 . Program Given For Meetinq Of Racine P TA 11 �._, ��•P- #. min.st.er Youth Fellowship under the direction of their coWJselora, Mr and Mrs. Richard Vaughan and Mrs. Evt'relt Bachner The lilurge1t for the service will be Judy Sauer with the invocatiOJI bemg given by Mike Morris. "The Lord·s Prayer·· will be given by Carol Lyons and Beverly Perrin. the Apostle' s Creed. Cindy Morris will lead the responsive reading to be followed by tht> poem. " M irade of the Dog• wood," by Carolyn Russell. The Palm Sunday scripture will be read by Jani� Zirkle. The welcome to the .service will � given by David Lyons and announl'.'ements by Cheryl Fife. Pat Lowery will have the offertory prayer and the offertory solo will � �ung b� Tom Keeny with Mrs. Lillian Steiff as accompanist. Giving the moming prayer will be Karen Bachner The poem. · ' Givt> Me A Faith," w�II-be read by Jim Miller, "God's R ut}and soc1•a} • I n' t'1f'I WC·H S-TV Channel 8 ,,,o llocl<y • ­ ,,,. Maverldl '+ I MEIGS THEATRE ! .Poml'tOY, Ohio ,. , Mainly A; People Pomero SATURDAY I Mr. and Mrs. Carl t ' "'COLLIGI . snn, Philip, t'eturned to CONF'IDINTIAL" 1 Steve Allen, Jayne Meadows in folumbus, fi".-iday, , ing iwveral days with ; "CAGI o,i EVIL" Ron,-Jd Foster - Pat Blair Mr. and Mn. Vernon otht>r relatives. SUN, MON., TUES, March 26-27-21 Mrs. Robert Harbr, dau,:lltcr, Mary l,oulae. "THI DARK AT THE bus were recent l(uesb , TOP Ofl THI STAIRS'' ent�. Mr. and M rs. Nr (Technicolor) I Callum. Robert Preeton and Dorothy MeGulrt' CliUonf ,Jncohs enle1 I Colorcartoon G1meral Hospil11l, Thur observ.ation and treatmi ; Mrs. C. L. Arnold, Whl CA.TOON IVIRY NIGHTI 1 a p111ienl at Holzer H, : recuperat inl,!; al t he hon daughter. M r-s. Kubert I Mrs. Hubr.rt Wolre ;, sm1 reh,rned tu lhe bOl TONIGHT parents. Mr. and Mr1. J Pedro Armendariz and more. Friday, from He Robert Palmer i n pit.al "LlnL! SAVAGE" , ,,oo 10: 15 Americans at wor• · 11:30 l\ellgloal Program 11:00 Rl4fiway Holidays 11:30 ClllfE!ra 'l'hrel 12:00 Re1i. Gibb< U:3D Oral Roberta 1:00 Rev, Wllcoz 1 I:SO 8owllnt, 1:30 sporte · Spectacwar 4:GO N. Y Cdn<Orl . ,, .. Ted 5:30 Collep Bowl 1:GO I Loff-11: 30 20th Ceolull' !Mlle 7:30 Dennil 8:00 Ed SuTilv.(ln Show I: IO 0. t. Theater .,,. Jad Benny 10: 00 Candid Camera 10:16 Whal'■ . My Line 11:00 New 11: 15 Late Show DRIVE·II M�SO� (Re11lscopeJ - also Jo Morrow, Mkbael l.andon "LEGEND TOM DOOLIY" Alao Cartoon o, , - AIIJ .,_ Pretet>t, IO,. RAlllsJoua Progrram t:30 SUNDAY and MONDAY Michl Kobi, Richard Long "TOKYO AFTIR DARK" - a.lao Judy Holiday , llean Martin "IILLS ARE RINGING" (Seope & Color) Al90 Cartoon -le Mo,. H T N. - T V Channel 13 APRIL I ,,oo • v..... TV NO TE S Unlh!d PteN lntel'Jlati.oaal Pedwin'1 "Fielder's Cho· 1'he <'hoice of today's men , See It i n Sport.t lrale<l, C and D widths NEW, YORK (UPI) - 'J'lle Han­ animated �artoon na-Barbera firm wlll expand ita already ex• teMive television ac:Uvlties n e J. t eeaacm with a new haH-hour week­ ly ierles entitled ''Top Cat,'" which the ABC netWOJt. will lele­ at 8:30 p,m, (EST} Wedneadays. Screen Gems, which sells the firm's sbowa, said the llll'o w i l ii be a smart. urban felloe of tbt tlteeta with a comiderable fellow­ lnl of eats of •arloua dwacterfo. tlco. 'nlere l;,e a ,... eel hom8111 hi ]lerlpberll mies now and then. Ranna-Barbera la. new umr9d of havlnl ot - fife hal�hour , animated Bhowa week en the 1 durlftll the 1111 -6'1 ,oalOO. air -c.st $9.95 THE SHOE 8( SANDS DOIN'S-MIO> ltnl ' COGbnD, 881 and tM fumd' Ho� }""""_1. 11, -­ ....... _....... tooli pleuo4 ai'ter their mafftap at Tbe - Hotel ,. Lal v-. Nev. Tiley met thrw m1111tbl ltefort, juat two montlul after ber arrlnl btr the U, I. MIDDLEPORT wm tems J a ea ,m�,} -- .. ·-· .,,..,�-- SlJNDA Y W S A Z-T V Channel 3 1 _ ____ ........ wtnO II Nehr . Hoatesa Rifts were presented to will be given by Rodney Sauer. Two new memben, Cindy dlld Mn. H«ner Hawktna when the Mick Morris. will be received in- Kin club met Thursday evening lo the church during the service. at her home on Rutlaod road. The youns people met last Wed- Mn. Harold Ebersbach presidnesday with Elden of the cn1rch, ed at the business session a n d Lewt5 Sauer, Jr,, Mrs. James Har- plans wen! made for a rummage ley, Mis! Susan Park. Miss Fade sale to be held in the W a r n e r Erlewine and Mrs _ E O. Tewks• building an Seeond St• , March 36 bary and the pastor, Rev. Howard and 31. Plana were made to Ruppell. send Easter gifts to Dorothy LeifA Palm Sunday sermon will be heil and ShJrley Will, two gJrla delivered by Rev. Ruppr,lt . and the group has taken as I project the Senior Choir will aing thf' an• for the year. A round robin card them, "The Palms."' wu sent to Mrs. Lottie Dixon of Other youth participating will be Toronta, Canada, who i.s ill Edith Haptonstall, giving "Results G . e e pI ed w"th � �� ; � of Prayer." The closing thoughts , a poem by Miss Freda Bratt will d rs � 8 t Willar E ch Mr1' by read by Judy Sauer. Carol Tedd W won the �r_ prize. Anderson will give the eloslng Y M R a ed 8 praye� �ml Tom Anderson the � �� �t ay g s r ret bened1chon. pl Ushers will be Alan and Bruce a Wallace Roy ColemHn and Ron- Refreshments were served by nie Hindy. Greeters will be Karen the hostess 1G those named .above Gregg, Roy Coleman, Carolyn and Mrs. Carl Hy�U. Favors were Russell, Seren Lewis, Bever]y Easter basl::eb filled with �y Perrin. Rodney Sauer Cindy egp, '11le next meeting will be Sauer ' and Carolyn and Martha heJd at the home of Mra- Annice Nicholson. OhHnger. Bulletin 1111hers will be Kathy l --------­ .La('ey ,and Olit.a Lrwia.. also =� r= �hd · 8:';r ,,I l!obbJ -�'!!'!' a arm,e trr Jul Weekend Sports On TV Chonnol 3: 2:00 P. M. National Basketball Asso­ n ciation play-off game is presented. Lindsey Nelso reports. , Channol 3r 4:j)O P. M. Last round of the NabonaI Invitation baJ�etball tournament Chonnol ef'5 P."M. All Star Golf. Channel 13, 6:00 1Wrestling Champions. Channel 8, 10:00 P. M. Boxing, Florentino Fer­ . s, nandez, Havana, Cuba, vs. Marcel Pigou, P a r i France, middleweights, . 10 rounds. M/NDAY, MARCH 26 !:SO P. M. Championship bowling. 13, Chonnol P. M. Sunday Sports Specla�u­ 2:SO Channel 13, i, lt"'Ja. stadium spring tram­ Mtam lar Baseball. From s. Bud Palmer narrat.es Oriole ing with Baltimord TODAY thE! sels born genius of food and wonderful way to arerve lt.t He prepares beef en broobette= handling twelve daggers - right over eis burners in the d �ing -· room · · · · Npney Walk� wlil be '. ' ' m popular demand on the May S . Perry Como NBC-TV Show'.. la two weeks since she's appear on the show, Como received more than 2,000 requests for a re­ peat performance from Broad- ➔ hack hy way's "Do Ra 111" star. . . . . AuxlJi■ry Plamalng Pro On E per KI: ,._:t:: ·I \ i•v.a•py EASTER 11 S•l!"""1 1<$ ,•1 ' ' J !",l: , '.!!it """' Woy To Soy .,, ·. . F.... Tho ,. '{', ' , · ........ WY-2-2Mt lit , ,; ,;y ·!!'-�-------------.' /, r,� • . < $75,000 For Racine Dam In 3 Woman Passengers Injured ln1o\Vr���t J F K ' s Bu· dget ..2�!n:�., _ .. Pomeroy-Mason Bridge Apprqach Si,ffi1ay . � • ,., I ·�- .,,t.,., • ' Tenth District Congressman Walter H. Moeller and Conaressman Ken Bechler said today $75 ,000 has been included in the President's 1962 bud• get for the Racine! locks and dam. The sum, ii was reported, is earmarked for the Corps of Engineers to be used for initial planning. The con• gressmen indicated the appropriation amounts to a "new start" toward eventual construction as no money had been included for that purpose in the Eisenhower budget for 1962. It wa, on Feb. 3 of thla yesr out douhl, loeldng. 'Ille U- for that final approval of plan, for double locking tbrou&b the presWest Virginia the lock» and dam at Racine was ent dams often cauaes other boats announced. Under present pro.Jee- houn of waillq for their tum. tio/11, the work la lo he complet- With 8 """"wn,' lock chambor ed In about two year, and wO ol 8llO feet. pl.....,. boats will «1st over '70.000,00G. not bave to wait their tum with There will be • bill lod< chem- the bill towboats. her lllO feet !Olli for big mwboala It lo ll8lci that the mud ollla of and another 800 feet long for tbe new dam will be lllhatantlal oma]]er tow;, When 00lllpleted. enough to ,upport a bridge above - ,... ,jam, locb H jull above P o r l l , , :t � . 4,Sl Dant 12 below .., ilieif""111 .. . '<a:aM ud· <Mlle - 4) ,S, . .. ,A...lo will he ;;;•••e:t�MJlos .:;.. miles below PittaburgbJ • The three d&ml are � a apan of onlJ 18·1 mlln. The dams at Portland and Ra,-wood are tbt clo.... lo!Jether of any two dams on the Ohio River• only 8.! miles. s ared A high level dam m aerve this Six before 11PP' person Mayor Charl es L e co � fo Iar area ha1 been nsidered r ovSatu day cltatlo IO years. on r evening . 111 by The U. S. Engineen er the l Pomeroy Po ,� Department . held hearing■ 08 1 propou1 to tmatmct a roller dam similar to Richard J. O'Neil, Athena. was tho one at Chamherahurg below fined $100 and ...ta on • eharg,, of driving while -• ml Gallipoli, In IMO. The dams to be removed were 115 811.d COits on • no operator's buiJt In 191?'-1918, It takes tow- Ueenae charge. Roll Marie Harboat& that haq to break their mon pleaded guik)' te shoplifting tow, far double locking a full half and wa1 fined t50 and cost». The day to navigate less than 20 mllea. fine wu ■uspended and the wornWith tho - ft. loelt chamber, a an plaeed on probation for one good si,e tow can go tltmugh with, year. ---------1 William P Gru- was fined . '5 8llll .....; 8 charge ol ,. Servlees Are ult d ha: Tne■ Two """� y ' · F u n e r a l ,ervlces far M r s. James wlil waa fined on three Maude lle<k, wb.. died Friday ID aeparat,, charges, $5 and costs '"' Florida, will he held Tueaday Bl eaeh of two charges of d-g I p,m from the Bethe! llethodlat tha peace and -g - hmChurch .In Gallia County, with bur- guage, and SI& and COits for rela] lo follow le tbt nearby ..,.., olstlng arrest. tery. Dana GIibert McKinley forfeitFriend, may call from 5 to I ed h1s $15 bond on an tnW-xleatlon p.111 today at the Waugh-Halley. charge a, did Jahn Hanis Porter Wood FuMral Romo In Gallipo- of Atheno, ml 111101ber of "5 on Ila. wblcll la In t:iiarp of arr...., a "1at'll" of allowing Ml tinlleen• meat&. eel tfrfver to c,perate bla fthlele. :�i. o-, Dom Iii! - - Mlnbler Andrei Gremyko Did PreaWent Kenoedy Way lo ten lolm ...,._ n,. Pomeroy Police Depar� Another ear also awaitmg ., er, the jrlll, fendtn, ml the .,,. PNmler Nddta Ill, K!anulbehn ment cited a Middleport man on [ pull from the bridge approa('b oo- diator, Tbt back of the car drif. will bew lo ,._,.. demand& barge witli failing lo stop within ., Route 7 and 33, ddv"' by Kon· ea by Hoyt a1eo n<eived heavy ud aegolate a Rttlrmul of dire , . lear, B8IUnld diltance fu llow· oeth o. Webb, 25, Ripley, 1 c Va. damag& M1P:tr - - ,..,., Webb'■ ffhiele. Ing • U,�t on I h • a],o was involved in the accl- tained A■ Gr<myilo ont•ed .., hi• ah.I the car dm oyt Of rw fo ■ul that f ard tl'Uleal meetla, wta lbe Prell- ObJo aide of the Pomeroy-Mason H 'a car was jarred � � - 24 (eet IIQIJJII' � -.i-..1 dcml. Uu:re were mdleatlam die& bridge yestarday afternoon at 3· into the back of the Webb vehicl1;i en by to 40 In which lhno women ..... in- Damage lo Ketmedy', ear wa, hitting the Boyt oar. Two penon■ Kin,,...... mlgM tonned heavy, to the lront bump- In the ear dri... by Boyt. Rutll ffOlcl 1 - - to jured. Ann -�� � Carol J� Leo Claytoo Kennedy, Jr., 21, -■o1 Aata. .. � lnjurieo. ....... oomp...... In appear P flnl big], - Middleport, will f ornBecky Lee Wendell, • puaenge, the govenmenl effklal lo meet with eroy mayor 1 court oil with Webb, complained � her Kt!Met)', pa0et. ., at Wit.lie cbargt!. While traveling from tht bottom t.eth helnc - -o1 11:SS L m. EST. We,t Virginia Bide of the bridge, Boan � 1,1■ ormal Ille K-"Y nn 1nm tbe rear of • R•■I- bad brokft their Ina, &topped car operated by James .I ■tleaee •• ._ l,y - of .. Borton Hoyt, If/, of lllddleport. �,, -· to utd IDu'la■hehn lann '"f e • e • Nri�- � lalb" to ■etlle Ille - ..,i.The Pomeroy Emergency and - tll■pafe '" Ibo -Id t answered three , lhe week eoo. 'The fire CIW5 aver F�- Departmen �t WU called .. the leday William H.arlesa properly near Sa- S"a per,om �. .... ta. ap lem Center Sunday al • p. Ill, - In the fi!o,)" "'""" when a hay ■tack war reported on over lhe elficdl iii fire ,which Wa, put out. 11,e fire lhe llolp Cou111J Sberlfl'o Do, Funeral aervlces for Mn. Ed- was near Harless· barn. F' imen partmen t and tbll Ohle State Paward Hoeflich, 60, of �14 Condor- reported no damage to the barn trol st who died Bl her res1denee 51111- but said the structure had been in Mn t . Ruth a..dle a_....i day morning wl? he held 1\ieoday danger from the blaze. Little Jou and paid Ille - and """' Clare E. Williams of Marion bu afternooo at 2 o clock at E w i a g was noted. costs ID an 8C!tloD flied agaM . Saturday evenmg at 11:52, the her (or fauiDJ been elected preaident of, General Chapel, • fraudulmt Telepboue Co. of Ohio for Ille !lib The deceaaed la aurvlved by emergency -d was called to a chedt William .Jordan paid her hwJbaod Edward Hoeflich a local business in Pomeroy where ti and a ·charge fl, inn:k:ef board members daugbt.er, Mn. Reino Lind. Margaret McDaniel had taken ill a cue WIii diwniued.MIiii . grandson Thomu Lind all of !she w81 renuwed oo a Joca1 phyfarfelted �� Pomeroy• and a tilter, Alu siclan. Ir po t1:n�� of dlarge uadamen rushed to U,e res!<ISP by hatter)' Oted annual meetlni hald at llarlon Fraser of Middleport and oeveral Sq and the d ce of Mrs. Eddie ltoellich at en · nelces and oepbew,, O. J E limd .,; Frienda _may call at the Ewing 31, C'.oodor-at, Pomeroy, yester- : board . o■ts ' be illlama, the mem rs c wu of Funeral Bomt any time. Burial d,y morning at 6: 15, Mn. Hoe- d f . ..;, com�y officers also hold t lw- will be made ht Beech Grove cem- flich had suffered an apparent Ith • � :1:" • mt,. :"' � .:� � � etery with Rev. Waldo Bartels of. �rt attack and was dead on arft v r tt le h e of rival of the aquad. ficlating. Comm. Both cm a C!batgl Grant '5 and and ----ae,;_ral of Ohio .::'':umtdiarles , , by OSP m havma ,.. - bip, Mastitis Control of General Tele• w.. tu ..._ ..,.._ -- & ..,_, -..--_ _ le■ Colp., New Yon. -----. Is n Jed omi;ut ---"Maal1t1& ean Be Prewnted ill LOO-"' �. Dairy Cow,," wlil be the topic of 'l1le Dinner meeting m be held tonight husineu diatrlol•..,a , U't. At Seven Tonight March 'ZI, at ti:, Rock Springs deiree&, SumQ'•� 11 Ille . 'Ille regular meeting of the at kinda day - !(iii ■bal6I Gr Holl In Rocle Sp ' Walton Metg, Chapter Izaak Jeag. � 1 ;: · ue will he held tbla evening with Speaker, will Include Dale L. Ml!IOS OBNIIIAL acmtl'1L dinner being sel'ffd at '1 p. m. A suit for '1264.1'1 bas b e e n Terml.llde, Babson Brothers C'.om· .4.dmiainns Saturday - :r.mm■ ,harp. filed In lhe Meigl Common Pleas pany of Oilc:ago, Dl , Ralph W. Newlend, lleedmlle. After dinner a representative of Court by Earl R. Werner of Rl 1 Porterfiel d, extension dairyman , Disdwpd SablrdaJ _ J"lora the Department of Natural _ Re- Mkldleport, against Newell RyseD OSU, and Dr. John W. Moore of Fredrick. Lema BoUrm,, ..S Der &0urces will show a fibn. T h e and Fp,;.·e �gate. Pomeroy. 'lbe meeting is open to Hysell. F'lmerUJ. Apocbe Camp trailer will he on The plalntJII chargea the defend. any one inta'eat<d In good dairv 'lundap _ display, ll8lci Willia Anthony, pru, ants owe him a bill in the amount roduction, ■ul gl Coull, Dischorpd lbldq _ Aa cao, the Mei p !dent. ,tated above, plua intereat from E:i:tomlon Service, ,ponaor !tr, lllnernlllo. -------November 15, 1960 for labor and ------------, w. o........ ... Pra. - Renames WhOle S Listed ix On I'eekend Docket OffiCef Lis Bttk oo:�:=u=r = off:':,_ �� �--.''t � :• :.::::;'"'' IWLA day At Firemen Put Out Fire In Salem Haystack a- . ' Co Gelier . , al Tel Mayor s urt ----- damage •• ..., Ill' I be ...... Se, • �"" I' Of Mrs. Ho"eflicfi . Are Tuesday . six• Citea lnt''o County Court Over Weekend weetinl bJ "°"' Mn. ! :i.ve :a: S01•t ASks F0f $1,2£.A 97 Jn Co Ufl ACll00 • S b" T ..... ,- 1 '>,, , ' � I BildJlo :..:.� • A.,;,� U:.. ; ~ --,.. �-P'll't ii - n llai, >dml•- ty ..:.i. Si.le Offi_.. Ot■d- lalftl rilhL Ir-two plclilto ml W1npU order lend owned by the <1e1enc1•ts sold and the bill paid. n waa further asked that Faye Filgote he banned forever from ..-1ng �• · any In In and to or cle �n atlra<uV8 Mtddleport bouse maid la being held In terest bn the premlael, or proceed for a Meigs County Jail today on charges of stealing penonal loreclosure. property and household belonginga from the home of her employer In ...... court •ctlon di ,a, of 10, 1 pet'tioa has been ura Conma May trailer. s -,t wa, A h arrested ttie Krebs. P. Kreb, from Charle, 0. ., Mela, A nurrAJer of the flellll ,r o r a The plalntlll charp■ grou nep,et 111p that found Including • on • Warrul 8Y and asko cu.tody of • m I n o r Mn. Cox reported llolen. 'Ille 1o, oaa ,hlld. _____ '- to! e,tlmato of ..._ lakm ,... hyc!',. � ... p _ re.,., - to -.roy PolL� '5t8 , Officer Jamea Saulsby that • num, MAllltlAOE APl'LICATION Cllfford 1"lelnfq, 12, Ill I, Wav• bor of valuable - had been ��::: erly, W. V .. state Road Com- tmn from bl& home. Be wl that .:': two e lot of mis&lon of Wood County, ml N... the housemaid wu the ooly per- 1nc1 .-• '"" dol· ■ son having accese m the home els ml cloil,es, cy .Braw]oy, . 11, Coolville Rl 3. -�-�other than the mmiedlal<I C.. Ian. the sllp • poo, NOJILII l'IUOATIID family. jedl. l ob aom t 'l\t lliddlaporl _,.. Swleby, with Sberilf R o h e r ci1e unil - ealled "' Ille eurt Hartenbach, went to Middleport Mrs. illtop he hold • Ibo Noble resldenoe '"' CU-.. In where M;dd!eport Offlcor Scott felony cbarp to - ID llelp lillddleport Sanday alibi, He ..., Shaak wa& Informed. The tbno County bolaN ,.W,,, ltD, � bJ· a to th■ bwM, a - -- .l'llctfllal, .' ¼- •"'• ,;.-·. .\ '•'--'\"' ';¼_• j-i;i l!'J,,. � _ . .,.. i:',l�• Of Art"ICIes VaJue.d. At $536 . filed � ;:ce Eatep i:.. :;,:ty �� ,- aslon !:,..°::',:;: n.a two..::� � Jo<o1 �- - lslot> °"I" ..m , ' , r.I >s1,; ,•·· /; J; •.' . . · i· ; ' .. I :; , r:(;i ., . ,l -= :e and ea1:· h -a ' i, '. THE EVIDENCE - Bw:al i�enla frequently complain about litter, trash and pWti tlllllgurtn1 their roadsides, Exactly who la 16 primitive as lo be the public nuisances, producing such exliib1ta1., pictured above, is a moot question. The r,wln( Dally Sentinel cameraman who ,topped to record this view now has another pro, ject high on bis priority 11st: a picture of a person dum ping hlll !rash along a public hlghwsy. Thll ocene la oa the Forest Bun Road between S"tate Route 7 and Miners ville. It was a ,low day In homemwn Be lmmedlltal, became - E. Byer, .... . member of the ..... he's deed,. he ouddenly lootnewt Saturday untU the editor's vlncod • terrlhle lrapdy had l(iddloport Vohmtoer Fire Com- ed up, oiJBervod calmly: 1011 underloot to r<port an -� bappened roeed off the hlll to pany who would he on the eon "'lbere he Is." geney, In qulclt nrder he had tel- bla 1iome 'at fltl Locuawt. and tel, _,;., Shasleen& couldn't 1 So, helon Ille aid untt _ lite ..,_ ••-�--. •-• -•� 'l1le -�••··' ••-•- •w � ••·tr ear. n., W, nP, �--::---�--- ltad �-� �-•..�• -• •- • .,..,. c-..-.. -·-•- medo .,,.__ w- .� - eq...,. "":'. JURI ■tarted 11P the hill to hi& - - ltad moved toward a,tual ready. and - aid - Wlnpll. and fire truek, moving 1N1 tbe dou, rtWtBll TIIAOBl>l' Lincoln Drive heme with It .. 'Ibey -• the lad thought trapped bJe, "Bab,"' he 111d. ••Tbf, Is an came in the Sentinel offices at walked up. curloul, to inquire, In ■hort, a<eardlng tq Sentinel _,....,, .. MechanlMt on Ille dead nm. ex• deadpan: roporter Bob Wingett. "lhlnp -In quid< order tho following hllU&ted, In abeut 1:30 flat Imm ''Whar• aD the excilemenl .. ,. roal]y bouncing around here tnMpired, the lime they wen talephoned. about? Where'■ the fire?" for o while." -la telotype ........,.tlon with But eauliouo Wingett pl-,! Everybody wa■ happy oxeept Elghl,yeaNlld John Tannehlll. John'■ lather ID Oalllpolla, Win- lln. Herbert Olltey apln, just to Ille editor. .,. of Clieolaf Tannehlll. had - geU WU ""'1Ntl to noU1y the check and learned what happ,--.ed John Tannehill be<au,e there for • b ilce ,m hille - of Gravel emergoncy ■quad parttculer]J of. o, ,i.; boy thought trapped In a wu no tragedy. 'l1le fimnen for HUI In Middleport about I p. m. ter John inedo I plain he wa, cave. IMne I tbt same ....... ml the humor 'I,- Ohio - Patnl ftporlodj Saturday with I elightly ' older wholly aeriou■• OONSTBRNATIOII for the same 1n..i.oc1, . 'l!lmiill .,,... , Comellu■ Coo- friend. The friend had entond o -Wlnaall, lllddloport flnmea had gone m1 ......,.., plus tbe fa;t be waa able the TMnthUI realdenc:o to -lllr•le •8"ln effective ..., .. Porllml, Im: lidllfou■ cave. got beyond ea,y oarohot, lion for tho �. ■ou,iJI Olll J- lfl, but called Gui to .John Taonehllle lrietNII, '!om ml John -• up the her _, that he could cllrec:t action In hand!IIJI a local new■ loft elf ..,. wbo 111..,.i,t be - being asnd who Wffl ti the , llowllng tbt rescue unit to the eave. a.lei event. ,...._,, for ""' r berl -· II. llltldleport, for help• .John, who wwld not .,.. .W.,,L The, � had • oar, ,.. Emmett Shuter got Ille younpter 'Ille editor ,.., llllhappy be. ht d■!ottl,e and Bryan lei' ibe - far. ""8eol .to·bt - theaibt ihOr"had;· ·1tilpotl on'lllil lmet!, llnally quieted down, cauae Ibo Rtory waa llnally out Dffll. •• ._ulo. for tlllllfe lllNd hla friend - aU lie to ha'" IIIOtll tab Ibo t,oper•• and about the time )'GUll8 TaJme. after deedllne, hut ...-y plea,ed, fthlolo. Sol 1111 -L -• la Sen!ltlol a.r i • .. bW for tho tlllni timo, "I'm loo, nallji, - all - ,..U. l .. .• - • ·�• • .._,, • ••••• <-., •• ,;-. ., .•, mum., ' a '> s, I " w '1·1 � '.1. ,,_,., O ,! .. "\ "'. Flll'NII.IUTTl!INUT ANO WIST MAIN ' ' ,' ,, 'Slow Dav' 'J In News Was Quicke ned �'::!�..·..:.i�:,::; Housemaid HeldForTheft ....,_, Aliorl clrlmt d . "F Pomeroy Flower Shoi � . '.i n,. Leafon Awdll-, 1'<11t • wlll m,el loinormw ......,_ llaroll ,a, Bl 7:30 bl tho Lepon luna. A pro- lo ....._ -,..,. r-• ,.,.. rm, 'l1lo NNdy" wlil he ...... and - ..... lo eu111, Two pl - lraopa will he � i..o oiO 11n. amte, 11n, - All - .,. .... .. -- ,. Inf .,..._..., " ' tha'jj; .-.g IN U. Now For A C•"""ote s.toction Of l11lw Flowers P-■ �- ...., = ur-,. • Cut Flowers ,J�Hf,' J';•� uti ty story i:�oluateer • Potted Plants :' Will Tell !., .------------, ! .; I Educational Event Tuesday C.,11111 AWAY 181 BLUES IN THI NIGllT 19, la 1111 oalY oil-night dllo IOCUY ID •--... bulky volee Ii mu.ch ollllndatH., bar many phone <a11s from a11111 . ge1, 111a 11r, 1111 · Wb11e 'WIDI (o 111k. Of courae, some callm worbn who . lo dalN 1"11 moat are co� lo� •·. " ·- ICIOlhlll8 k PD COPY Galllpolla, far Ill handlln1 of thr J en by Randy Fllher, Troop tit, parking, traffle and cleanup de- AddlMlll. Meip winDen w-ert Dwight Lotail.a. ticket pn, Pact 246, Bock Sprtnga, who Prile winnen for the sales, '-Ides champion Georp ,old l50 tk:uta; lllclt Trlplatt, Paet Fisher , were: ITop three aales- Mt. Mkknepori: and R I c b a r i men from nch county) Muon Werner, Paek M8, Pomeroy. - Bob Beckett, z., ticketl, Troop Each t1cbt lales winner n­ 157, Pt. PleUJnt; Wayne Ch.and- eeived prizes for their IICCOtll· ler, Pl. Pleasant and a tie fur plllhmenb. third p)aoe, Bill Camey and PhC Each scc:nrting unlt, whose memGoodnight, ol Pt. Pleaaant an d berlhlp 10ld five or more tickets. New Havea received flO for IOOUling equ!Jr In Gallia, fint prize went to Da- ment. Winnen here were P.ackl vid Durham, who sold t�keta. 261, · 234n 2-1p. 244, • and Troops 28 Durham ta from Gallipolla Paek 261, 234, 240, 2'41, • and Troo9s IA\: Second place honors went to 234 NJd 211. 8111 McCormick, Troop 211, Addi- The 1911 event groned $2.00.00 son: third place honora were tat- Wt year•• mark waa ,1.250.00. · F;...men Plan CIDMII 11111 ..., ... .... ....... tank women·, JJlllrld VIDEO VOJ: : In order for Ef� ?$rl Zi01balst, Jr., to J'eCf'live per­ intulou to appear opposite �a Turner in the fllm, "J;lY• L o V e Pouessedf'." he had to agree ·tn , do six extra segmenta o{ his _A:BC­ TV seriel, "'Tl Swiset "Strip." . . : . TY and e,t.ertalnmnt pel'8011alllel arei J!ocl<in8 to the Town Home, m Ea11 18th St...t ID New York'& fa■hlonable ltlurray H 1 1 1 aectlen. Re�son ' js t,bat the Malt­ re d' �l Sw.aiif, the Brus- � I v• _. ....,. HI,. - I■ llot IOL .,_ .... We ., :pc. ... .. u.e .. .. ... .... ... .... hntlay, � -;;::=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;��-------------------- Hat Array Pl: JU-OOV "' chlldrenJ Bandleader Jan Garber · la now on heard each Saturday night serie1 dance hle ABc Radio with originating in Hot Sprlng!I, Ark. 24< Rock Sprinp; Troop 257 Pt. Pleasant: Troop 249 Pom eroy; Troop 259 Pl. Pleasant Post 252 Pt. Pleaqnt : Post 211D Pt. Pleasant : Troop :aoo. G•lll• poll&. Red ribbons presented. 1tirst time new troopa appeared in the event > went to Troop 2611 Gallipo. 111 Ferry ; Troop 234 T u p p e r • Plains and tht' Senior Girl Scouts Pl. Pleasant. All units were presented Scout• 0-Rama eerfifi�ate! lor particip3lion. Post 211, Addu«:tn. Post 208 Cheshlrt and Post :aSB Pomerov were honored . for their setvicu in the ooncessk>n booths. Special merits went to Post 200. John W. Jarrett, tid<et ,hairman, presented the top aalesrnen prl..,, Col. o. v. Knipp, aetlvlMlSS ZIEGLER ties chatnnan. presented lhe ribbons. Here's the U.t of Blue Ribbon Winnen,, In the order ID which they were presented: Pack 248, Pomeroy: Pack NC, Middleport: Plea■ant i Pack 2111 Troop 2112 Pt. � . 'rroop 240 llutlend, op 2 ; .., Galllpolla; Paek 211 Addi■on · Tro Roell Springs 'lloop •1• Pack 25847Pt. Pleasant. t Pac t54 Pl. Pleasant: Troop 11111 CbeablNt; Pad< 25S M.... . An •_rray of unusual Pack :tl8 New Boven; Pa.. 2tJI hall will he ""11 by Mb, J o a n Gallipolis; Troap 258 New Haven: Ziegler of the Ohio Fuel Ga1 Company to help convey U,e colorful lllory of the natural i" busmeo, when she speaks before the I.Jons a.a '-' Club Ladles Nl&hl meeting Tue,. day, M h . 28 au11 ·--· The h� ':: wi11 --. vra11ve1Y portray lh■ v..i.ua ,_,. . uel', o .... peration U,at........ l' tt poss,1,ie for Ohio h-... ·� . '", ,, ·, \" • eook with gas produced in t h e ft will he "Meet Your Firemen S.UU,western part of the United Nlfht" In Middleport t I f I d I ., Stales • at the high ICbool auditor · In �itlon, Miq Zie ler will !um at T:!8 as member, of th■ be drosoed from hat ID In O fire departmen1 altempl .. pro- naloral SU oulfd. She will explain ville an edoeatsanal bl&ht of enter- the magic proeeu ol turning nattafmnenL 1iral gas Into cloth!Ill, � of Ille twl!ld la to proMis!ll Ziegler's taa:, entitl"Cl "The Ylde Joca1 cltilffll with helpful lnfonnatlm:I 1a order 1111b their Mad Hatter,'' hBI beep a hit with to -- -,. 111d lbtlr U.. IICUl"II men and women aD over the ltat. In it, while drlvlag on the hflbw� ue �he -� the ,tctur,,_ aallty program wlil feature e,q wonderland ol the gas Industry that provide, today•, fllllll elf - aton, wHh' 0 ultimate In peat apellklr who wm. talk cm homemakereniwith theand a, new and t■ftty In ti. home and • t II e home eorw ence improved producta of many kinds high from industry. fireman wll1 be Introduced II to hit length of WILL Il.LUS'l"RATE tffllco wflh the depma.ent .ad She will llhutrate how homes �· In .•, Indu-,... ptcluro■ will he diapleyed aiu,,,. ....�-- pl lnJ __, ol pa,I fire <Dlllf)BD1 Pomeroy an: eon""""'1 by O ..u.. great syarem of pfpeltnea with u., F1ro Cldel Tom Dml and Jl'lnl bill gas-producing field■ 1n Lou!,, Aid a.lef llnlfflel Shular aid that 1111a and Texas oqulpmeal elf tho � U lng her ..mad · hat,.. aha Riso wou a lo, Ille _.,_ ld he 00 dbplay will expl tbe d,ama behind Ile 11"1 • er- .,_k at :"1°' lint aid • Fuel Ohio •ut IDldet'll'Ound ,tor. flal,tlna and equipment age program. Ml11 Ziegler. a na. of the depacbue:nt. thla live of Cleveland, wu gradual11,e "'1111 la • "Dnl" fnr ID- ed from Baldwin-Wallace College Jdlna: 1 area Dl tn provdt In Berea, Ohio,. and earned a IJl'a la wbl tbe general pab- bacheJo, of. divmity degree from hWt · Ile fOr 11111 pin hel&,AII ale llnlvortlty. 'l1le will Y aloty and pro- aild hll!l>war follow • din.- at ,,., p.m. In and leclftta from the Federated OJureh. cbarp. no la ,,_ 11a11oJ the .... atatemeDt. on Pack �;i!:E!"'�� � Jaek Smith w!D ....., bla flfth lllnt u bml ol "Q1Nm .far a Day" on ABC-TV, ,ind1-l,llli,,i lo, vaeationlntl Jack of lllan:h :7. ID f!mltl,, who ncent]y return•� - lm, - ol TV -at- .. -'-alla, Jut appea,-ed • ABC ii Jtest-narrator of "You Alkm far It.'" . . . . . Troup todaJ la 1H1e of Iha � lllllllclam ID tho f;±rsr but there ftl a time ..... . he - "" lllly - • qi,!. l!Gbby, - appearing .. llolb elwaeter .- and swsle• N, .111 "Ac!ap,ib" GD NBC-TY JloDday nipll, wu juat II year, old al Ille time and tho JOWlll"'l l8IIDher el tie Lancaater, Pa,, - unlm>, Re played haH doubled on bu■ horn vl■IID rn "Desi Scoul-0.Jlama In the ...,. m-year history of the event." '111.at's how the aeventh annual �-G•M Scout-0-Rama conducted In the Natlooal Guard· Armory oelP Pl. Pleasant over the weekend, attended by nearly l.000 per,o111, was deacrlbed today by W • C. Dickson, district Scout Chairman. . Twtnty-five IICOUt unit.I m the M-G-M i Meigs • Galla MuonJ JN:a participated in the 81Dlual affair. Twenty-three were aw.amed Blue Ribbons. '1,'op individual &Lcket aaleunan thi.l year was G«>� Alan Fish• �r, Troop �. PL Ple�. who BOid 8S ducat&. Filher was award:!'d a movie camera, donated by Enl\5 Grocery ·C�.• of Gallipolis. p,izea award, In add- to ed, UDH! roeoived 30 per commilsioa of the ticket 18les. 11,e llllil &eltlftl the largest com mJssioo was P.ilck 203, Gallipolll, headed by Earl Durham. Carl Mun-ay Jr., show chair-, man, was master of eeremmilea Mu1T&y Jntn>dueed W. C. Didi son, dl�rlc_t cltairman, who gaw a . brief talk. 0011gratulaling U,e units and lQt]en IGi tho fin. eat Scout•O-Rame in Its RVeft year history. 11,e MC then Intro- on (CONTINIJED, ... -· ""I" pGtl "Knight Hawk." . . . . 8er8fflllll ,pent almoal lour hoqr1 poslnl under hot llg)Jla _ lo, publicity pictures In ..,_ in tlall wltll her ,tarring N>le •'Twenty-Four Houn In a Wom­ an'• Ufe," which waa presented 00 CBS-TV Jut Monday Night lat). Toward the end of l:he ses-­ alon, prodoeer Gordon Duff com• m!,erat,d w ] t h her, aaldng. ...Aren't you tired from thla long ordeal?" Replied Miu Bergman, "'No, not at all. I really d o n ' t mtnd po,hlg for piffllres. I gue,1 never get over being Raga thaL atrack... (After Issuing Mis• BergmAn took off her three chil­ for Rome to vlslt dren no_w with their father Rober· to Rossellnl. The Rome photog­ raphers wouldn't IEiave her alone and 11he said she'd never go to Rome a�in if it weren't for her ent1ne l'eatLer Scout-0-Rama Cited 'Best Of All' STATIC and r ; Pomeroy-Mlddleport, Oblo, Monday, March 27, 1981 VOL Xll NO. 281 erweo1 mlnor 1Urgery al H01w Hoaptt.al, Wednesday, expectl ta be released. O\ler the week �Carol Hudsoll, atuden� at Milli, , J C ty, Te ., � College ohnson a m:i 18 � to come �y to IIJ)eRd . the sprmg vacation W tl her J l � enta, Mr, and Mra. Georp Hud,. 80ft. Arou t--J■ ..u,... • •"- I I ' • ' ...:,,., t .1 l ' , t i · '. • · h .. I \ , ' ., I i i ·' " -.1� , ( 1 '.,10 ( ' 1 > . ,,,, _, ,1 U&I, • .,....., _ ., _ arr•·vec1 lalll nilbt to � the . week end wit.h her sister ud fam, i1y, Mr. and Mr1. Everett Bacbner and daughten. Mrs. Emmett Shiller, who un4- , . . .. L...,� ,. -- e ,.., _ t, ....,.. _... be .,.... _ .._ ..., _ NOW l'OU DfOW e ,c-..., -.-... Baptist Chair Wi/1 Present Easter Cantata rv a,na11y Sentinel, Pomero,-Mlddleport, o , Mar. ill, 1ee1� Special Palm Sunday Service Wilt 1IETtJIIM noM '1RlP Be Presented By Westminster Folk Rummage Sale Mr. and Mn. Ed Bauer Mvt A •�lal Palm Sunday ,en,ice Dream ' ' by Helen Taylor. PracU. returnee. from • villt with their will be presented Sunday mornin1, cal Proverb& will be given by Ser- PlannecJ MQfCh IOfl, Clifford Bauer and family io at the Fin,! United Presbyterian .. and Olila Lewi, and Carolyn 30-31 By b New Orleall•, Clu Church. Middleport by the West- Nicholson. ··TI,e Why of Pray r" Rio Grande College Dean Spoke \ The .. Pmla,f. .. Oeuerl . . . . • A t Men's Fellowship Gathering I ' ', ' • .... ... I ' � � ,t ,,. ,... " I; .. Ill' , �__ _ _ . , , . , . . ... . ' ' • Tlae Daily Sen ii,,el !!f,W'ATING, EDITORIALLY Our Nation's I . •· ' I Bduclt.ors tblnt the 30,000 "unneces­ ary" 11:bool distriets in lhiB country are lenjbly wuteful of both money and ICbool personnel. TIie IIIIAller the school district, the hlgber the ratio of teachers and other ldlool workers to students. And the ltJ&ber the schooling cost per pupil . Where atate, have big school aid pro­ crams, �e effect may be to help sustain a basically uneconomic structure by pouring fund, into these small districts. Where no ouch aid eoisls, the effect may be lo depreos teachers' salaries. One study feund that in tbe three states where average enrollment per district II smallest, those salaries were only 71 to 74 per eent of the national average. A question lawmakers In Washington should obviously be asking themselves lo whether any contemplated f e d e r a I school aid might unwisely be used to shore up thousands of inadequate, cost­ ly school ll)lltems. As many surveys have suggested, su� stantial administrative economies would result from compacting today•, 40,000 unita into t h e recommended 10,000. Management, purchasing, many essen­ tial services could be handled m o r e cheaply on a large unit basis. The gain in the teaching field also promises to be substantial. Fourteen of the 15 states with the smallest average school district enrollment have average teacher salaries below the national av­ erage. These would be lifted lo proper levels in districts or sensible size. If alt'\ltill,""lear advantages flow from 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mld<ileport, 0., Mar. 27, 1961 "I Aa lulyfrlg" Schools - ff. consolidating our school district, what'• keeping us? The fact is that consolidation Is under way . Two years ago we bad 5,000 more school districta than today. The total shrinks steadily. Y e I educators don't think the pace is swift enough. Some states have Jaws making reor­ ganization mandatory, but many still do not. And a look into history shows that consolidation into really effective units has usually come only when states have compelled ii. Many argue that the states and the local communities know best how to manage their schoo l systems. Here, in this area of activity endorsed by virtual­ ly all educators, they have a golden op­ portunity to prove it. PLAY SAFE, BE SAFE A letter ,Jrom a friend in Loi, Angeles reports: � "The w,lllft\,r here ls go,geous and I had every intention of spending this past weekend in Palm Springs with my wife. We needed to get away. "We took the Hollywood freeway but didn't even reach downtown L A. The car in front of me stopped, but the car behind me didn't. "Thanks to seal belts neither my wife nor I were hurt but our car will require at least ,1,000 worth of repairs. "May I suggest that you or anyone you know put seat belts in your car. The po­ lice agree with us that without I h o 1 • belts my dear wife could have been bad­ ly injured, not to mention yours truly.'' 'Nuff said! -- -- --·�"<��0'' o��-------: : ......,, r¢> - �- .. .. c:> ...._ -- ... ___ :--•----------------.,.-,---•!!!_!!!!!======a J U.S.S.R. II)' 11an1o1 -... llymu, M.D la teen years we 've learned that many ot the aboonnaJiliea present al birth are not tru]y conigenilal, in ih ··nsc tha t lb.y're hereditary, but acquired in t b f' sense that they occurred during the ca'7)'ing period. To use 8 word you 'U be reading more about in the near future. they ' re embryopathic, meaning that they took place while the de, veloping infant was resident within the mother'■ body. NoW let me opal.in that th.fr differentiatJon ii no mere hairsplitting, u you'll Wlderstand when I give you detaila or-a disturbing Jetter sent by 8 weH-mean-lag mother who, quite underatanclably, is uninfonned in this com. ptex Held of medicine. The great dllference between hereditary and embryopathlc disturbances lies In the fact !bat the latter, being acquind, are n o t banded down from generation !o generation. Slated bl paolilYe lerml, I � e chlld who lo ..,_ wtU, u em bry.,.tblo deleel w delormtly wlH NOT lrommll tut defed • ... formlly la bla ,.. loer """ cblldron. 'I am • widow" writes I h • good mother who brings this subject to our attention, "and I have a fKm wbo was born blind. He had eight operations when a cJ,;Jd 1t none of them cHd any good. We spent wr life'• aavinga on these operations and hil education. Be te a musician and plays organ and accordion. The only lncom• L. bas te his blind penalon and wha little he can make with bis music. "And now to my problem. He or chlldroa. Would It not be an 8<'t ol cru� in justice to deprive this young coo. ple . who_' ve already had . mont than their share of sufrermg, of the joys of parenthood? And. al· though my expcrieat"e ill l1rnHH to only ... blind couple bleaaed with offspring, I can assure you that your grandchild-to-be wi!I probably be just about the moat beloved youngster Ul your com­ munity. Or, for that matter. in any other. He'll pat be packed in the back seal while his parentl traipse around tht countryside or go ta a drive-in la• , late mov�. , . And be U ba\18 DO baby litter .o tend him whl!e his pare11t1 p galllvanting around. How about cut.Ing out fear. grandmother-to-be, and getlinS started 0• somo IMI of l:nlltJac wlgrunentt Baby booliol, lor • child Everett McKnight o1 Pon,. ffi1Y and Mra Jack Sweeney ol Athens ...,. recent overnf1b1 guests ol Mr,, Fem SWeeney and attended tbe lurby dhmer at the Methodlst Church. Mn. -.!Ill Mn. remalnecl for a Garnet W illiamson jollled llu!m u a dlnnflr guest one day lut 1Nek. Mro. Nellie Parnr of Chfflet> pent a few night, et the home of ■ Mr. and Mn. Homer Parker 1111d SUe. Mrs. Parker has .tarted practicing 11.udenla for their rolea In the juruor clUI play whicli Ibo Is directing, M d Mr lllchard L : � d ily v led Saturday ,: Mr. and Mrs. D-, u,u:, Lucas o ville and Mr and Mrs. Willford is going to marry this summer Hale and family of MCConnelsvllla and his fiancee has just parllnl Mrs. Pearl Canaday and Mr s. aighL I am afraid that il t h • v Jean Parker accompanied the should .... a child H might be Rutland majoretlel to Ille Philip blind, too. I know what su ffering Sporn plant Tuesday afternoon te that would cause parents with solicit workera for tag day. $26.80 small means and a child who was collected. woold never see. h there any Carrol Snowden has been m at medication he can get that would his home. --keep him from being fertil•i l - ----Please help me In this matter. " I can indeed help you in thi<11 DEVOTED TO INTl!lU'.8'1' Of' matter , dear mother. But not ia MEJGI MAION AREA the way you might imagine . •icHN 1, ow., ,.,11.-, � JOU do DOI state that eJ&b PlllllUl!Md ..., � ....... .... da,- 1IJ, The 0.S• Valle, P\lh11d1t111 tt yoa or your •Hbaad lllfferetl r.ompaRT, tH llffllUSe II. tGmtn1. Ubto Ba11a.. <>fnN plu,.. wY..t:UfP any vltual Hreet ..... Jetter "411.11.naJ .... woti:r � pbon, W'Y-Nlal 11 well wrlttet la a Orm hnd • f Dit.Nd .. -ad o1.. mtllnl as• .. .. ... --- .. ........ am cuing to asaume that :,our Ulr Ohio. � .._..,..1au-... I08'• bllndneu wu embryopath. 9oN•ttonaJ ltl.n.alJ lttmball. bu.,. M3 l,qjq, t le. Al 1acll, It I NOT lran11111lui- ._, ��-�..,. rm Cit, �-- r-, N� 0.U-....d DI 1111' •1e le die Dnt geDttatlon, AH � 11•·�• w11,..,. •nna111., • ..., • on• yur b. .a-...... at tu ........1..1 ..._ I... II aho true of &IN! ..-0.U,, Se111t11111 .... ti&.... ... moa, bllndaeu of hll flallff! , u . .iii tt1.1r, r.81'.h uu.. awaui.. ...,. .>t NUIS. W11.. &"t"&llabJ• _,. 11Lely, lhere- ii - ftHOD to molt ... month, U,00. .,. mdi 0.. .. ,., ...., ..... ._ l!ID. montba, M.111 fear for itht fflaal aeulty of U.e h- aunty 4-H NEWS CHINA s....,,.,. ;' r "---- I 'j ••ch SEATO MEMBERS! Wilksville sOCiet • y News ....,i. .. Time .......... ___ Altf,t MW "-'• · the Mlah'lllta■�l• i ■ Gt\._i.,, ,!._l'tm - - B \ 8:9,!_ �� tlu--., -. p' ' Ric,._ · ' ' -=========­ »· r. rwq - I f -. ,..,,,i '" . .. . ·1 • ., "' lllly JEAN'S and BEAUTY 5HOP w. EASTER SPECIAL .:....��--....:.---- 1 ·" , · N. W. COMPTON, 0.. D. I • ! I _. ' ,.- 1------­ nns �:.;, Free Eurall FIIIII • \ 1 .. Wednesday t �,nday, Tuesday and & MAICH J7, 21 KS ST ff C Well Trimmed lb. sr ■ C All Week EX TRA Values BONELESS SAYE 16c SAYE 10c . , ' I . lb lb. Each 1/2 Gal• Carton Eater C"""" 1'alues 2�b. plr11- Warwlcl, - Chocolole Ca.....i Cocoanut CWarwlcl, - Chocolole Co>•ed 0.-aled W....... AaorW ' .• 'I,' 1,.. . ... HAM SLIC ES HAD DOC K FILLETS 39c APPLE PIE • • • ICE · c R M • ■ CENTER CUTS . . EGGS ATEB JECOI • . JELLY EGGS wor11,_. IARSHIALLOW EGGS . • '.;- 29• nun & NUT EGGS • • CIEII EGGS • • • • PEEPS aid BUNNIES • ··· ·--.. ... .,.._._tki". AS TE R EAT �:.S PECIALS 0 er ouse �:. r iJa 'iJorld Die? •••rded HotooU ■ m. Cl b Mrs. Moore Led Devot,·onals • F Comm, ssion L \·e to See the ---=-----------=--------=---.....:..:::::=:===:_;• q -. u:n• Will Your Gr:ndchildren KoJ.ne· oded Shak west Shade Social Notes Carm• val maw e ebIQfed A&P "SUPER­ RIGHT" 1---------------------------------- Farm News '".,.. , I Colored Slides Of F lorido Trip Showed Matrons Side Glances ar: a- !,91,,1 Oak Hill .r I• with "'- 62nd Weddi Annwersary Ob ed C/ ·r TH( DAILY SENTINB -1 1 I Mr!. Poarl H,-n B" thdOY lr:t Mrs. 'i.:' _ , 11,,,� l'ic�ed Up 1n Japan RY PETER t:D80N l 1JhYO ! NEA i - In all the e x.rTll'Ot about nam in1 Dr Ed wla ' I Ht'ISl·hauer as U S amb,uu. 10 .Japan , a story W8I revtved ,. grandi81.4,er •• ,it lu.,of Mn. . -..chauer, the- former Miss Haru .· .. kata 1� was Prince Maaayoehl Mat.. ',La, a general in the im perlal ,, 11,oho also sened u prime from 1891 to 1896 . He was 1 .tpr !' a hoy . , · day the e�peror asked him manv children he had. e rlnce had to ·': faN'cily , t� � ,lj that he didn t k� w exactl. htit t hat he would fmd �ut '.•xi dav he came back w t th the OJ' ,�t'r It was 42. T!IE iNVENTIVE _J AP�E . dotng wonders with the ll . ;: l� ,:; co�sale , an electromc � lli • w I d almos nylhm _for � : � \ e you a Sf anyt mg Y / �� ::n Y . l n the new Mi_va�o Hotel st Kyoto, Japan , which IS a great tourIsl cen ter for Amerlc ims as well bee u f ls 25.1 J :�,11�����:es an! �; B�dhist tem let. the art of the bedside . ,___ carr1'ed to I 1S ex• P 1e 'has �I conso trN• � . I I IS a beaut. U1 piece Of cab'ine1 · � 1es worv and push • mtions. Sw1••-1 11•· room . 1,.. s In r•eon I roI aII the !·•hi ThPre is a set of dials lo control th e air conditioner. Another set eonlrols radio, w ith se l ed ive ,- w ile-hes for a piped-i n hi-ii. There ls a switch that lights a floor lo mp for a n ight light, that shows you the way w ithout blindin g you . The cradle phof"le is buil t so you valet, dial direct for operator, room service, bell captain or information. There is a &pedal push It was mentioned that I. E. Milbutton to can "Maid. " A nd anler, life lime member of the o!her button beside it which says h h Id he t b · · u e his urc rating wo ce , .. Hurry. " J l work s, too, Th 0'J Oak Hill Girl Scouts will hold c and . 90th birthday lhl.a Wednesday . a Bake Sale at 1 1 a.m. April I come runnmg. . that the Men's claa of the dlun:h OF ALL THE STRANGE tlungs at the Junes and Morgan Haro• had presented h"•m w1·th a chair you eat Jn Japan , from seaweed to •L for ds Pr . Store. ware . . ""' Sunday rooming during the S un• ocee f n ed ice cream, the damdesI 11 1 . proh1blv fri···-1 honey bees. in the J ackson C:«>unty Council for re- day School hour. Following the meeting cake and comb. It is a kind of hors d 'oeurve larded children. 'l'hev serve you a liltle in a tiny Mrs. Sara Fox returne<l borne coffee were served by Mrs. James bowl as an appetizer with your Saturday from University Hospit, Brtw.lnglon and Mrs. Grace Joh n­ sakc. They don 't tell yon whal it al, Columbus. son to Rev . Raymon Konkright, Le; till you've tasted ii. it looks a Mr. and Mrs. Clarence OilC!r James Euler, Mr and Mrs. Jack little like �if:C , fried br�ad crum�s. and sons Tommy. Gary and Brent Bechtle, Miss Bess Sanborn, ani . You pie� up a tidbit with ot Columbus spent the weekend Mrs. Moore. . your chop.!!hcks. It has a sweet, . • ______ 1 th M r. and M rs. J uIe Cant er nutty taste which is not unpl eas- ; r· ant. 'Mien they tell yoo. And t ure with Mr. and Mrs. J, Edward Kirsch e nou,l!;h, you, r:oke around your chopsticks. and you see a of Erie, Pa. were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. R oss who le bee on its back. ABOUT nus FRIED IC.I!! Kerns. cream. You get it in the tempura Mr. 1md Mrs. Walter Jenkins rP-staurant&, where they fry your attended the funeral of Thoma, The Easter theme waa carried food in Wiamt seed deep fat, Lime at Col umbus, Friday, out on the table for the putluck . r ight in fTonl of you, a bite at a lhe Past Matrons <'f Or. Morgan L. All 1son, pro1es- dinner of , t·ime . Evangelme Chapter, OF.s, �1--lt--. sor and Chairman of Dental . . ,'. The scoop ff frozen ice cream 18 met Friday evening at the home. urger)', and anestheslOKlgy a1 ,� . It 1- dip in S broupht m Q\IK.. . "11. ped .1 of Mr1 Joe You ng , Sr. Mrs". Mu• bee Ohlo statc Univers11y has . n b aIIer, wh 1ch prov1·dea a kind Of " ine All e nsworth was hostess and eIecled prelildent of the AmerI. ln!rulaling layer. 11ten the wt>ole served • dessert course follow­ thing ia plopped into the deep fal can Dental Society of Aneslhesiol Ing lhe dinner. and fried like .a doughnut for less ogy for 1 961. He is a graduate ol ndy favor1 of hens and chick Ca than a minute. You pick up this Ohio State College of Dentist?"V 1 Fried snowball w ith choµsticka and in 1944 and has been OD tl)e co ens were given each guest a nd lege faculty since 1 949. Dr. AIU- plastic Easter egga were used as nibble away at it. The only focxl item that rea lly son Is tbe son of Mr. and Mrs. napkin holders. !iitopped your corre&pondent was a Evan H. Allison of Oak H ill Mrs. Young, president conduct ­ big. boiled fish ey�. It wu blue, end a brother of Mrs. O. Merrill ed a short busineu meeting and Davis of JackSOn. He is a grad• .11howed colored sllde1 of a ucaand it stared me dow n. CANTJNFLAS came to Tokyo to uate of Oak Hill High school and lion trip to Florida. promote h'is new picture, "Pepe," lhe husband of Janet Jones of U and they held a press conference Oak Hill and he and hia family Gam were played during the evenIng and prizes won bY Mra. for him. One Japanese eorre.epon- reside at Worthington . Will Reynolds, Mra. Robert Hardent asked bim wbat his hobby ______ ris, Mrs. Emerson Jones and Mr!I. wa!J and he uid ''bulls." Another Grace French. Other, attending ••ked him il he WU really an exwen!! Mrs. Zella Cross, Mrs. Evepert bullfighter and he answered, ' · mort lyn Lewis and Mn. Lee Roush. e,pert al t i I :: �� .. . I CALL ON PRD!ND8 WREN FORMER King Leopold Mn. Emory Proffitt. Pt. Pleat­ Mr , and Mrs. Will Heilman ant, called on Mr. and Mn. Joe ___________ / spent Thursday with Mrs. EliaTurner, Middleport, aad Robert beth Wickhlll! of Cheater. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor See, recently. and children ol Addison. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown and children and Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Painter and children called at the Painter home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cook and granddaughters called on Mr. and Mrs. Will Heilman Sunday. Mr. and Mra Marshall Miller Bulk-Pac k - Frozen and children of Beverly called on Mrs. Jennie Roush, Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Weber Thoma l '.i' ita Khrnshchev is tellin g the \I.i ll I spent Monday af�moon with Mr. " , . rid, "'Your arandchildrcn . .. I and Mrs. wm Heilman. . 1"" up um'er oommumsm. Do y.,u t-,elieve_ 11? Wi�I lhe� live in a , Houing for 8 dog, ■ccordidg L1imick1 wnh their hair_ shaved I to flie Humane Sciely of the Unit• Jene Parker - Fresh DeHy , , ·� !-:ah,.a. 11\c communist ftaa? ed States, 11 more than merel y 8 l ,ir· .:1 God? �e\'er; · you say, matte r of provkling protection r "-are you $llre1 Ask youfflt:lr- from the we• ther. The 1 10uslrig ,. al _vou can 4o "''w to opl)08e arrangements can make tbe dlf . c munism? There is one sure fe rence between a happy, aff� , 1 : SUPPURl kAD IO FREE tlonat&, companionabl fl dog and a l ROPf:. dog that will be surly and Marvel Brend - French VenHle Ra,ii,n F:.'."C Euror,e is • prh,,,to pleasure to y ou. ,. .. am,a.VA supported by Anm-• i • 11� �) 1 � • • • people Who IRI ,. in1t to do • liute 10methin1 , _ ..., :• m11.h the future better •Ac TOOi-Cart R. Adama,. buma l&cton m.. 1, . tnci1 ,tti1dren and chiklren all fiDeer &a tbl lit• aclenct .... c, � tile Wt1rld. E\leryday, Radio 11oo o1 Clluco vou,i,�• ,.. 1 . ce Euroi,t hmadcutl the truth VODIUIICI Dl'Nloa at n.u■a.. ,,..., ·,9 rnillion c■.ptivca behand the Tu., U1t1 e ■peC1■1 tool, an Wo.thmo<e As-d l1 n Curtain . , . j:i\linl lhffll the Ultl-tarque "'plflDCb," for UN 11 bl IP8Cf. 'l'be "'Plencb la • c-� , raijC t o re1i11 Comm uniH combluttoa p J i , r e ud lv1.1 i•f wa�t,inli1, • WftlDOII developed to prnent ...,.J .,... -. .....-..iri...-(�"t l'Obltl(a OI U.. apact CNW• ChocoJ.le eo....i , 1na11 u b■ � npa1ra oa bto - bl .,..._ Adamo WeN'l' -.alllome ■boN'" to , � (iltp'a f'MCltlom W bit. .,_J,n c», Rod<l• Manhmalow ftQ modon. in u e'flron.. mut d no frlttlon to kMI PJ!ti!lt'-ld •s ■ pYbtk: HfViC• - � .. pta... 1" c--perattan with Th• Aidy•rttatnc Council atid th• N•'#lpaJMr .lldwrfltlnll" �• ';:j tland looser Mainly About people In Pomeroy Daughter's 2nd U ' rttmnod to Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Har. 27 . 1981-3 be, - Sartunlay, ..... Melt• la not to be amtu.d Gener-al �ital of Belglllln vlslted the old capil.!tl &, country, rl,si,:uUlea her11e1r ng b.leacbet dneloped main!, kif' of Ji11 pan at Kyoto, J! rained all a gth1h,11 �rl and, In wig and Id• I MJu Brend■ Sufi logr■bam r• da)' . Whl.'8 It ra bt■ in Japan, mono. wlm1 hill love b.Rck without delicate f.hrt. A new produd.. , turned home Sunday evenm1, ... e h s till on dro atching . ar c ut e w ty g gel p ryin c er ft p1 The M im:h meeting of the lv �m ter �.b th.in_ he r� t a weeuod ¥lslt In Ma perfect (or lauoderinc caUana .. . w l r _lt n. Mr and M n R A. . 'MlomptlOb wlth her ailter and brother-rietta on ID t uql trad1t1ons Of roy�. ln--law QS weU a, nyml 11111d d■er'cmi it ■ 5e,V ty, hi.I majesty fed •ame deer ID Stur le_y has 11tudied hard from erview G 1:ar<kn Club of Reedsv1lle of Bridgeville arrived Saturda y Mr. and Mrt. William Slrawit. j Mr. and Mn. William E ichinger I dry leach hi farm. Add 1 b I Nara Park, watched ten bout, of real ge11ha how to pour tea, and wu held at the home or Mr1. H for a vi,it with Mn· c E· Neaat' She 1 w m ir •'-• s ,� -� the' �, odd" i IICCOmpaD-, ,� �11UJ1111' · Cl!,cur■ by wa 11oYA1 m• t the . . _ o waab water -. wIth .� Japane wresUmg. ms� the it take1 hour� to �l on her make- L. Lark.In t with Mrs. H a r o I ,J a patient at Mt! igt General HO!.-: her mother, Mr1. Olive Ingraham nivn-u.ry Slmda7 at tMir bomt, detergent. Kobe ■h1py�rds and ded�ca� • up. The r,elt111gs, m color, . whei:- Moaar, M11. Della Ruth and Mr11. pital . -----I and Mri Garnet WUllamaon ol Rock S-'-- Road •Ith a family new Catholic chu rch. H11 sp1rita thfl blouoms come out, will be DonaI ReJbe l assiat. · g · f'm- Rut.la,od •ho apenl the day with pl..l:leriq iii tM afternoon. . Kathern Roush who 1a M111s 1be thiq to about cat � magnificent. weren't dampened 8 bit. The bu&ineas �tmg 11·as m ployed m Columbus apent t h " the St rauaes SocleJ Humane Tbe 11y1 neues, in wu aerved dinner potluck A I And , according to the reporter This may enable the picture to charge of the pre!itdent. Mn. Law. I weekend with her parents M1 I Mr and Mn Cb..ar let Wikler• the evenlng to Mr. •nd Mn Wil, of. the United State;, I, tut DJ who covered the tour for the To-- get by in the U. S. Bui for the Jarence Rose. The roll call w as an- �nd M n . Albert Roush and fam• 1 m ulh and family and M rs. Sar· ham Houdaahelt and Marie and v�nnana.a knowll D'.1111'1 •­ kyo Mainichi Shimbun, " a lucid panese, where the geisha are j Rood ii: p ah Koe-lher 1pent Sunday in CoJh. Mr. aod Mn. Willi.am Eichinger you do, II )'OU or :,our dwdra rain added silvery elegance to the Uie way out , aa luxurie too e - swe r-!d by telling what was en• I Uy, Bailey Rwi , Jr. and Mary Jane, Nancy. L in- are ill. aee I doctor. Do � .__ ancien t capilal. " pensive for adyone to afford, it joyed mos� about Garde n Oi..11l . 1 Mn Floyd WlW •� spen�1 ng. a octon with relative.. J APAN AS THE ORIG INAL wil l bt just more Hollywood ham. and new kmcb o! planb tha_t are few day11 wr th her children in Co- Mr , and Mn. Otto I 1et of Lo8an da and Joh.nay of Syracuse; Mr1. for your pet l were Sunday gueiita or their daugh- Jen oinp Wayland, Middleport ; l r----'-'-----'-'OiiOiiiiiji land of the cherry blossoms h88 a lllGN IN THE OSAKA Grand planned . for us:e m members gar- lumbus. 1 te r and &on in l aw. Mr. and Mn clll!tom that Washington, D. C., and other Japanese tourist hoteb· dens this spring. 1 Mr. and Mr,. William Seyfried, with lta transplanted Japanese "Kindly refrain from tlppin8 1be program was in charge af C . L. St ruble . Gallipolil· Mr. and Mn. Charin cherry treeti might copy. Mrs. Jed Webtt.er Jr. and IOII, 5a.,... a_ny of our employees, as a _1erv• Mrs. Reihe! in which an interestFritz, Don and BWy, I ,,WI II oe cent 10 per I ice C arge o h -vitited Satunlay in N�w Mr. and Mn. Allen Eichinger, Jimmy. the cherry bl• ing reading on "How to Care fo, II I n Washington , l• fvQS Maaen,. v� Haven, W. Ve. with her mother, Mr,. Dana Oliver and Leroy Eichsoms are almost never Ul bloom added to you bill. Perennials," and a game pert ai nduri ng �e scheduled. cherry blos- "'They _are adequately paid, and ing to Dowers. w a� played, with Mn. T C . Roush. inger of Pomeroy and the bor.or. . som festival. The buds usually any aervice rendered to our hotel M rt. Massar w inni ng the pri:u:. Mr . and Mr!. Paul Eictiinger Mr. and Mn Paul Eichm�r ed glleill■ · COLD WAVES burst open a week before or a auesta 18 completely m line of Refreshments In keeping with e.i tert.ained a grou p of relatives and da ughter were recent visitors Calling in the aftemoon were PS.GI .... blossom r r che ry the week afte th�ir �uty. St . Patrick ' s day were served 1o Ttnirsday evenir,g at t�eir home in Colum bu.... . . Mn. Anna Reul.er and o l i � e r True Luxury W9" __ 112.51 n, k you for your coopera- 12 members and one guest. q_�n has been crowned. on Mulberry Heights m obser v- Mrs. Al bert Rowih. M�. Her- Clark.. Other Cokf Wa.. They doo ' l take any such tion. The Management. " of bert Mill er, Mn. A rnold Kayes ance'of the second birthday ______ From $6.00 _,. chances in Japan. Early in Ma rch U. S. papers and hotels please their daughler. Paula June. The Mn. Llicille B. Hawkinl anc:I Mr::. Nt-w Bead Bleaeli . • eapeare U weeks before the natural cherry copy. 11,r. 23 through liar. 30 "·-•-• a d'1&- When launderini cotton and linJ1;ena bel auenu�u honored gueAt rece ived m a n )' Ray .s,·• ______ d, the apan� � M11mber11 Auended cards, and gifts inclt•ding two dee- trlct officers meeting hel d _Sunday en household articles, 8 cholrine- Phone - SP',- 1-5111 � � �� a 8 herry rees w th a_ the Pome- orated birthday cakes. m f bers Three afternoon at Tupper, Pla1na. Open Eveninp S, o t'm type bleach is required, but this � tissue C hon ICl blossoms made of pink roy Shakespeare club were in G<1lI ce cream and cak e were .se rv• Mrs . Elmer Johnson Sr. and Mr. Appointment BnK.'G. nper and tney last till aft.er the n · ' .,... I Jr. of II 'd nd Joh n and Mrs. Elmer s Fri ay to atte the Oluo son 1po e ve n i n g to Mr. and ed during the ' real blos soms are 8 1 1 gone. Federation of Women's cl u b of Mrs. ne x O' Brien and N a n c y WheelinJ:. W. Va were weekend AMER.JCAN • JAP!tNES:'t re laor Dislricl Eight le�islation con fer. Mrs- Carne Sw artz. Mr. and Mrs. guesh of Mrs. William Bazttt and t 'ions may be set back 20 ye ars · pres byt et Larry O, Br i- en and J -unm) • Mr, Mr. and M111. Bentz Wolfe. Mrs, Na n Moore led the devo- ence heId al lhe First by a new movie . w h"1ch HoIIywood . . . . OPTOMETRIST honal period and pres1d� OV-'1 ia n church . �nd Mrs. Max E1ch�ger and Den- Mrs. W. A. Morgan and gra nd• is sh ooting with a Japa nese crew . . tlng of the Comm1ss1on _of Ther were Mrs. Wilham B 1se, Mrs. D�na Oliv er, Mr. and -dau�ter, Kathy •�t the ,,..eekOffice Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 !Close at Noon on in old Kyoto It ' s " My Geisha " the m� . n of the Hea� Methodist Dowme delegate, Mrs. Phil Wil- Mrs. Allen E1chmger and Mr. and end m Columbus with Mr. a n d Educatio Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy starring Shirley MacLaine and Mrs, Eichinge r and Paula Jw>e. M rs. R. L. Gotthardt and • D n. C'hurch Sunday evenmg at l h e liamson and Mn. Louil Reibel. Yves, Montand. I n Norman Kras na·s story the church In Middleport. French Montand comes to Japan The group made plaas to purto direct a new version of Ma- chase Bibles for the Sen iors to d:1tne Bu tterfly. He leaves his graduate this spring and discusswile (the Macl..ainel behmd, to ed plan s for Children 's Day '.It forget her. But she sneaks into the church. Perennials Were S tudied When Meeting HeId °" aq,1e __T________ R , WASHINGTON COLUMN Today's Medical Report eervation of our 1al u ral resources and the role 4-H memher11 can play in conservatlon. Religion and ar,preciatio n of mu 11ic were discus:aed by the -t-H agent, AtWKiin8 werfl Tina Biaa, BY JANET WALLACE Willi on , Maria WJIU�m ,on, J. Claudia Zerkle, Gay Cartwright �� . C Wilham ,._II Club Aaent son· Sonya W11llamiron, Arline RoUlb, Jane Sterne, SanAl early a■ 1845 the Hop To It Anna 8 . Sommer, Donnie Roach, dra Morgan, Mary Lee f'lantz• 4-H Club wu active In the South- Ronnie Roach, and Harry L e e Rebecca McGrew, Mary Priddy akle and Beech Hill communities• Woya n Ann Williama• Linda WIiliama'. Prior to that time, I.IN! 4-H Club Dairy . llt.'wing, lOOIU, j u n i o r Blaine Roush. P.tlrvin Roulh , in that area waa known a, the leadership , phoµ)gn phy. potato Randall Roush, •• nwmu WilSmoky Botl.Om Moun taineen; and growing• rabbit,, food freezing, Iiams, the Jl'OUP met at Uie Smoky Bot- baby beef, persodal finances, feed- LE ADE RS' MEET6'G &Gm School Hollie which bumed er calf. handicraft and rural elee- 'ftiomu Wllliam,, president, trification are listed among the preaided at ttie regular meetinJ •bout 1944. 1be club now number, 27 - l2 individual project, being carried of 4--H leaden and councilor, The . boye and !Al 11t11. They meet In by membera ol the Hop To II group dtcldad to ,aU milk at the the bomeo ol member1 and at the Club oounty � Day In Apr!L lllnnany Bapllst Church at 7 SEWING WORUROP Treln�How to Fill Out 9-ID on the lll<Ond Thuroday of Nine glrb enrolled in tht llrst- An Actlvlty�NI" w.. presaMmonth, year 11Cwing project participated ed by the 4--H Aeent. Lut year tlll group erected a in a workshop on '"Leam ing How Included in �fl attenda nce were picnic are■ ■t the ft I r m o n y To U.1e Your Sewing Maclne" Jut Williamf1" - \Q Mra Adrian Ckwch. Another commun ity ac• Saturday at lhe Point Pleasant La they, Jame, Hart, Mrs. Lie ulo / tlvity ha. beef"I preparing basket, High School Home Ecgnomic1 Roush• Mrs. Mary Hayea and Janfor the a1ed il111 needy. buildln1i,. flt Wallace. A.11iatln1 lhe boy1 with their Wanda Stemple, home demon- ROUNDUP DA.y project.I 11 tht Reverend Harry 1tration agent, Janel WallaCt!l, 4-H County 4-H Roundup Day baa Miller. leader , Mn. Morri1 Se. club agent, and Robert■ sta rcher, been ■c heduled for 10 e.m-31 p.m. breU, ■ 11i&lant leader and Mra. Point Pleaaant High School teach- Saturday. April a. at Point Plea• Lames WilllaffllOrl. Councllor. er• condllCted the 1t1uion. ant Junior High School. fllSJ Vin NAM., NOW LAOS-Ti.Dy Lao,, the 8outbea■t Mia Truty Orpnts& laeip with the 1lrll" proJo<ta. Mra. Participating ....,. Patty Wobb, New event, tlon'a btg ror the day wW be problem, boldl ■.n ill promiae of &0ln1 tbt ...,_, ot VIM. Nam, Which in IV, A. Barker• councllor, I.I 1n Hop To It; Wanda Wilson, S usy a talent contest and Wuatra 190t btcame half ted Communllt ■nd bait tne. lt tht Red-au pported Pathtt Lao tor-cea wia charce of provkltna transporta- Bee; Tonda WIie and D o n n , their way. The talb. other acUvJUei beinS pl ■n­ U111 to l'OUnty and club events; Darat. Happy Hu1Uflr1: Virginie Nd ■re demonatratkml. public �lU.TO nauone (abowa) met bl Blln1k0k tD co.Dlklc th■ cr111a. lo..traJ Pru,J and Mn. AIMIi WaDl1, co cilor, Haye1, Arbuckle Go Getten; Mic ,pe aking, and poater cooteatt. � ii C!GOrdhurting the oonunumty pro hie Vester, Lan■ Gardner end San The general commit tee U'lcludea ject committee. dra Price, Moiiptain Climbera; Mr1. J!: E- Mitchell, cheirman. llpolls Ferry - white ribbon and other relatives. . Offiten : Prealdent - Vtr- and M�ry Sandt111, Old T o w n ftobli poinll; Russell Mc:Coy A ¥5 hton Mra, Flora Arbaugh 1pent the s Mn. rt Hamm, � Mri. R O y llnil P'lore ' Vice prealdent, Mounlameera. whi ribbon points; pa1t week in Columbus with rela83 W te rb• McKinney, Mrs, Riley Swa Je Jlm Sommer,. Mlcretary - Bon- Othen who obaervfld the •• -.tn ua Kinnard _ Uves. W. Hogsett ou w hite net Eahen r and Ed Ro h. Barker; treullfl!r - RoMa aion were E.. Ann GIii, Mrs. H. � Mr, and Mn. Emil Stelloa, Mr. _____ ribbon _ IIO point,· ll,il'WIIJ; reporter - Coraletta Bar- D. Webb• and t.tra. Frank Yeater. and Mn. Fred Steffen of Beaver, In the be_low ., acreage harvest• E rec'"tlon leador - J O h n CHARING CLA88 arl Arbaugh .....,.i aw.-, al his Pa.. were here to ·- the _,,_ Sommer· •nd IOIII leader - Zada "Life Enrichmanr· wu t h fl �: Virginia Hatfleld - Gallipo- home on Mardi 14. 8ervlCel were icea of Mn Gvtrude Strausbaugh. hi Ferry - red ribbon ll'! held Satun:lay, Marth 11. t p. Sebrell• theme for the regular seulon of • I BY WD.LIAM F. GRl!lGORT . and Mra, Everett Jo1m1ton pntn Metv10 ts. Cobb, A�plt Grove m. at the Metbodllt Church with haMr. CempletlnJ t h e membership 4-H charter, and pre-charter, movlBd ve to the William John- 1:;,,;.•-:;�C...,. Ace• - red ribbon - I l l points; R. 0. Rev. John Davis officiatlng. Jn. aN; Benny B■rker, Jean Baird, laf41 Thursday. ston property. .lluN � Wluen Dabney . :56u de - red ribbon terement wa■ in_ Radcliff Billy Barker, Clinedda E r w i n, Special lut•I ,peakera included la � C.lell � Qane.. Ronald Denney ia 8 surgical pao1111 pomts, Ro ld Halstead - lery Wider direction of Stron1 and Woodrow Hud10n. Jackie Hud- Jack Park and Mllet Darat. Park Twen � tlent at Boler Hospital. . ty-three Mason County t an, Emma RIWIOII• Gordon Se- prese,ited an muatraled thaide - rtd ribbon IOII Son Funeral Mr, Arbaugh Mr.a. George R.aian. ilas been talk o.a bacco growers competed With UIS � , ill llnl, Qeryl W■ll11, Jank! Walll1, ■rt appreclatlon: and Darat. COD- tob po111ta ; Wm. Hatfield - Gallipo. was • veterinarian. with virus infection. Mn. Clara acco growers from other uea■ lb Ferry - Red ribbon - 108 The ladie1 of the Preabyterian May Duffy � W1Ul1, Patty Webb, Cheryl un■ tlon officer, diicuned COD· ii recovtJred from 1 ln the alate ror prffl In lhe llllllO . polllla : O. S. Hanes - Pliny - red cburch will have a bake ,alt, on throat lnfeetlon. 1'1 w. oha ConV . a T «o • ,, ,,1 /1, Production, rthl><>o - 99 point,; Mrs. C. P. AprU 1, It a. m. to 2 p. m. 111 the _______ test K. of P. Hall Orders may be plaoStout _Hogsett _reel ribbon Beooty Ill n,1, eonleat Is an annual affair .. u., W po10t.: Adra Llv1ng•ton-Soulh ed 1n advance ou ootlce Ull.lllracllft blotU y and la •pen to all At a �I Circ� meetlng Mn. cheo and b-, st,p up your red ri point .: .. bbon lido ...... � llato ol WNI Vlr:::.. ,. Welston Forth - Fru1era Bot· Clar• Phillip, reaqned u pf'ffl- faCl!I washing program. Massaae who enter fill out · quMtlonnaintom - red ribboo - 95 pomts: deat alter 1, years of oervi<e. 'Ille warm IOOp,uda into um ....,al "I havo a llttlo 10-yoar-c,ld boy, tool thlo 11t1lilDtlalr:te tbeo out oul"I , , , er , , , looldnc •Arthur Meadow, - Heodenon _ meeting wu held at the home of tlmel a day, IP' b q ty vo with U 1111d Y coun white ribbon _ 9 1 pomt, • Mn. Mlldml Slrau,haugb In tho wore -·thePoints .. I""" J. I!:. Gib■oo--RI.I Mil.,.,.:_whlle moml>ora _.,, D.-.otlona en for lollowlllfl _.me1,,1 r- _ r, po lnte· Wm McDer- lod by Gortrudo . Straushauat, � . 'Ille IP'O"' _.., the lllffl - Elmwood ..:. whii. ribbon fffllhment, wore oorved. pracU... - pomt,. Is . of ""''"'· the Floyd Sayre and John Francte ol _ a points. nor of the Well VlralnJa 'l'llbaooo Columbuo •lilted the former'• n,L� -. and prile ..,..y .,,. Bai.1N4 SPENDS MORI! TIME MAI0"1Go ,_ Mn. N Ille Sayn and f'!,>docllon Conleat. UP HEit E�S 1HAN M.ANGELO 'IOOK at tht ...,_..I Produotioo other .;,latlvel .!...1i,. Tblo ,....., - lo the .I and "It) PAINT 1Hla SISTINE CHAPEL above .._ ban- - Wt,. Cmleat B anquet m Huntingtoft, Mn. Volla lkQlmber returned 1anl Aclkfm. ol Salt Rack W Vo �- Mard> 11, 1981 . All ...,_ '- .-it, tram lloa Jloo. Mr. Adkina --.I a �- 131 �te wont Invited lo this ban- pltal. She had hnn there .....-al polnla In the productloo prownm qui(' mooting. Tho priat -•• day1 for obNrvaticm. Mr. and lln. Tom Luft ol Col, -..i. 'Ille •- In the below the COIi ol the banquet. and .I ■cNqe honeoted WU - r� ..... furnished by t O - wro l,o,. the put llllllr o1 SpurlochfJJo, Mr. ll!J. WNI Vlrpila Stam � c:allsd by tht dHth ol her lather, i,..., Earl Arboup. _ ••1mt ffmltlltoo 1or ......, a i-1 of ISi po1n1a In ol A,irlculture and Ille H Toha<co Wa-. Tbll 11n. Clara PhllUpo and lln. Lothe Dnla ..,. In G.alllpolfo •111CN be will l oonducted ,-:. thla n qa U- County ...,_. lo G tho any 1o ,1111 11n. Plllllfpo' and ,--, ....id tohaceo growen JI and abo¥o ..,..., ha,._ .;. ter oobo II In Rollor llolpltal Ke-. . en file to tt tbey would p• follows: ol a had: fnJary. lnallaot_>I lar County rod rJb. llfll In lolleh with mo. Tho J. s. llalrd. bo � point,; J. L. llatilald, GaUtpolli Agont'1 office - we -,fd to t:, miry them gl ah l the lurn to ad lnla· I rad r1bboa - po form and the q-atra. � BaUllld, GoDlpolla .,....; - ,.i ,_ - • pofnl,; Tl. II:. - -al PW day afgb1. 1111 PNll•al will !lo Jllrlr 6 R. C. Bain! - 11opott- ._ - TA ... a ,....., ..i ...... - • point,; a.ari.. ,,_ - - tho - - - - olleoled Fri- ...__ _ Wlthera, Apple lltovo - " ...Ito . ao � -- ....pl dq - ... lo 1(111 PMNlw ..... .... - N ,otnlt; PNd -� _-. last Prtd.-,, ham · of ler'af Glenwood. W. VL' h - ,.,_,. lloltam - whlla rfl>. plana that .,. be1nt1 made for a ...., I - -Nlanl1 h wW boa - palnU; ....... Y-- Tvbac<o ll'elti",al thfo cwnq '811 aloo -- thll .._ al I h • rll!>on al Raotfnatm. JIIII wt,al - of Vlqpala li)llllfal Ibis " 'f -·s.l c..r,IJla. - Gli, a "'41'• "111 i,. d ' W MI fall. · Ma I ' • l '* .." .. I; :D ,. Ill' kl " , �__ _ _ . , , . , . . ... . ' ' • Tlae Daily Sen ii,,el !!f,W'ATING, EDITORIALLY Our Nation's I . •· ' I Bduclt.ors tblnt the 30,000 "unneces­ ary" 11:bool distriets in lhiB country are lenjbly wuteful of both money and ICbool personnel. TIie IIIIAller the school district, the hlgber the ratio of teachers and other ldlool workers to students. And the ltJ&ber the schooling cost per pupil . Where atate, have big school aid pro­ crams, �e effect may be to help sustain a basically uneconomic structure by pouring fund, into these small districts. Where no ouch aid eoisls, the effect may be lo depreos teachers' salaries. One study feund that in tbe three states where average enrollment per district II smallest, those salaries were only 71 to 74 per eent of the national average. A question lawmakers In Washington should obviously be asking themselves lo whether any contemplated f e d e r a I school aid might unwisely be used to shore up thousands of inadequate, cost­ ly school ll)lltems. As many surveys have suggested, su� stantial administrative economies would result from compacting today•, 40,000 unita into t h e recommended 10,000. Management, purchasing, many essen­ tial services could be handled m o r e cheaply on a large unit basis. The gain in the teaching field also promises to be substantial. Fourteen of the 15 states with the smallest average school district enrollment have average teacher salaries below the national av­ erage. These would be lifted lo proper levels in districts or sensible size. If alt'\ltill,""lear advantages flow from 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mld<ileport, 0., Mar. 27, 1961 "I Aa lulyfrlg" Schools - ff. consolidating our school district, what'• keeping us? The fact is that consolidation Is under way . Two years ago we bad 5,000 more school districta than today. The total shrinks steadily. Y e I educators don't think the pace is swift enough. Some states have Jaws making reor­ ganization mandatory, but many still do not. And a look into history shows that consolidation into really effective units has usually come only when states have compelled ii. Many argue that the states and the local communities know best how to manage their schoo l systems. Here, in this area of activity endorsed by virtual­ ly all educators, they have a golden op­ portunity to prove it. PLAY SAFE, BE SAFE A letter ,Jrom a friend in Loi, Angeles reports: � "The w,lllft\,r here ls go,geous and I had every intention of spending this past weekend in Palm Springs with my wife. We needed to get away. "We took the Hollywood freeway but didn't even reach downtown L A. The car in front of me stopped, but the car behind me didn't. "Thanks to seal belts neither my wife nor I were hurt but our car will require at least ,1,000 worth of repairs. "May I suggest that you or anyone you know put seat belts in your car. The po­ lice agree with us that without I h o 1 • belts my dear wife could have been bad­ ly injured, not to mention yours truly.'' 'Nuff said! -- -- --·�"<��0'' o��-------: : ......,, r¢> - �- .. .. c:> ...._ -- ... ___ :--•----------------.,.-,---•!!!_!!!!!======a J U.S.S.R. II)' 11an1o1 -... llymu, M.D la teen years we 've learned that many ot the aboonnaJiliea present al birth are not tru]y conigenilal, in ih ··nsc tha t lb.y're hereditary, but acquired in t b f' sense that they occurred during the ca'7)'ing period. To use 8 word you 'U be reading more about in the near future. they ' re embryopathic, meaning that they took place while the de, veloping infant was resident within the mother'■ body. NoW let me opal.in that th.fr differentiatJon ii no mere hairsplitting, u you'll Wlderstand when I give you detaila or-a disturbing Jetter sent by 8 weH-mean-lag mother who, quite underatanclably, is uninfonned in this com. ptex Held of medicine. The great dllference between hereditary and embryopathlc disturbances lies In the fact !bat the latter, being acquind, are n o t banded down from generation !o generation. Slated bl paolilYe lerml, I � e chlld who lo ..,_ wtU, u em bry.,.tblo deleel w delormtly wlH NOT lrommll tut defed • ... formlly la bla ,.. loer """ cblldron. 'I am • widow" writes I h • good mother who brings this subject to our attention, "and I have a fKm wbo was born blind. He had eight operations when a cJ,;Jd 1t none of them cHd any good. We spent wr life'• aavinga on these operations and hil education. Be te a musician and plays organ and accordion. The only lncom• L. bas te his blind penalon and wha little he can make with bis music. "And now to my problem. He or chlldroa. Would It not be an 8<'t ol cru� in justice to deprive this young coo. ple . who_' ve already had . mont than their share of sufrermg, of the joys of parenthood? And. al· though my expcrieat"e ill l1rnHH to only ... blind couple bleaaed with offspring, I can assure you that your grandchild-to-be wi!I probably be just about the moat beloved youngster Ul your com­ munity. Or, for that matter. in any other. He'll pat be packed in the back seal while his parentl traipse around tht countryside or go ta a drive-in la• , late mov�. , . And be U ba\18 DO baby litter .o tend him whl!e his pare11t1 p galllvanting around. How about cut.Ing out fear. grandmother-to-be, and getlinS started 0• somo IMI of l:nlltJac wlgrunentt Baby booliol, lor • child Everett McKnight o1 Pon,. ffi1Y and Mra Jack Sweeney ol Athens ...,. recent overnf1b1 guests ol Mr,, Fem SWeeney and attended tbe lurby dhmer at the Methodlst Church. Mn. -.!Ill Mn. remalnecl for a Garnet W illiamson jollled llu!m u a dlnnflr guest one day lut 1Nek. Mro. Nellie Parnr of Chfflet> pent a few night, et the home of ■ Mr. and Mn. Homer Parker 1111d SUe. Mrs. Parker has .tarted practicing 11.udenla for their rolea In the juruor clUI play whicli Ibo Is directing, M d Mr lllchard L : � d ily v led Saturday ,: Mr. and Mrs. D-, u,u:, Lucas o ville and Mr and Mrs. Willford is going to marry this summer Hale and family of MCConnelsvllla and his fiancee has just parllnl Mrs. Pearl Canaday and Mr s. aighL I am afraid that il t h • v Jean Parker accompanied the should .... a child H might be Rutland majoretlel to Ille Philip blind, too. I know what su ffering Sporn plant Tuesday afternoon te that would cause parents with solicit workera for tag day. $26.80 small means and a child who was collected. woold never see. h there any Carrol Snowden has been m at medication he can get that would his home. --keep him from being fertil•i l - ----Please help me In this matter. " I can indeed help you in thi<11 DEVOTED TO INTl!lU'.8'1' Of' matter , dear mother. But not ia MEJGI MAION AREA the way you might imagine . •icHN 1, ow., ,.,11.-, � JOU do DOI state that eJ&b PlllllUl!Md ..., � ....... .... da,- 1IJ, The 0.S• Valle, P\lh11d1t111 tt yoa or your •Hbaad lllfferetl r.ompaRT, tH llffllUSe II. tGmtn1. Ubto Ba11a.. <>fnN plu,.. wY..t:UfP any vltual Hreet ..... Jetter "411.11.naJ .... woti:r � pbon, W'Y-Nlal 11 well wrlttet la a Orm hnd • f Dit.Nd .. -ad o1.. mtllnl as• .. .. ... --- .. ........ am cuing to asaume that :,our Ulr Ohio. � .._..,..1au-... I08'• bllndneu wu embryopath. 9oN•ttonaJ ltl.n.alJ lttmball. bu.,. M3 l,qjq, t le. Al 1acll, It I NOT lran11111lui- ._, ��-�..,. rm Cit, �-- r-, N� 0.U-....d DI 1111' •1e le die Dnt geDttatlon, AH � 11•·�• w11,..,. •nna111., • ..., • on• yur b. .a-...... at tu ........1..1 ..._ I... II aho true of &IN! ..-0.U,, Se111t11111 .... ti&.... ... moa, bllndaeu of hll flallff! , u . .iii tt1.1r, r.81'.h uu.. awaui.. ...,. .>t NUIS. W11.. &"t"&llabJ• _,. 11Lely, lhere- ii - ftHOD to molt ... month, U,00. .,. mdi 0.. .. ,., ...., ..... ._ l!ID. montba, M.111 fear for itht fflaal aeulty of U.e h- aunty 4-H NEWS CHINA s....,,.,. ;' r "---- I 'j ••ch SEATO MEMBERS! Wilksville sOCiet • y News ....,i. .. Time .......... ___ Altf,t MW "-'• · the Mlah'lllta■�l• i ■ Gt\._i.,, ,!._l'tm - - B \ 8:9,!_ �� tlu--., -. p' ' Ric,._ · ' ' -=========­ »· r. rwq - I f -. ,..,,,i '" . .. . ·1 • ., "' lllly JEAN'S and BEAUTY 5HOP w. EASTER SPECIAL .:....��--....:.---- 1 ·" , · N. W. COMPTON, 0.. D. I • ! I _. ' ,.- 1------­ nns �:.;, Free Eurall FIIIII • \ 1 .. Wednesday t �,nday, Tuesday and & MAICH J7, 21 KS ST ff C Well Trimmed lb. sr ■ C All Week EX TRA Values BONELESS SAYE 16c SAYE 10c . , ' I . lb lb. Each 1/2 Gal• Carton Eater C"""" 1'alues 2�b. plr11- Warwlcl, - Chocolole Ca.....i Cocoanut CWarwlcl, - Chocolole Co>•ed 0.-aled W....... AaorW ' .• 'I,' 1,.. . ... HAM SLIC ES HAD DOC K FILLETS 39c APPLE PIE • • • ICE · c R M • ■ CENTER CUTS . . EGGS ATEB JECOI • . JELLY EGGS wor11,_. IARSHIALLOW EGGS . • '.;- 29• nun & NUT EGGS • • CIEII EGGS • • • • PEEPS aid BUNNIES • ··· ·--.. ... .,.._._tki". AS TE R EAT �:.S PECIALS 0 er ouse �:. r iJa 'iJorld Die? •••rded HotooU ■ m. Cl b Mrs. Moore Led Devot,·onals • F Comm, ssion L \·e to See the ---=-----------=--------=---.....:..:::::=:===:_;• q -. u:n• Will Your Gr:ndchildren KoJ.ne· oded Shak west Shade Social Notes Carm• val maw e ebIQfed A&P "SUPER­ RIGHT" 1---------------------------------- Farm News '".,.. , I Colored Slides Of F lorido Trip Showed Matrons Side Glances ar: a- !,91,,1 Oak Hill .r I• with "'- 62nd Weddi Annwersary Ob ed C/ ·r TH( DAILY SENTINB -1 1 I Mr!. Poarl H,-n B" thdOY lr:t Mrs. 'i.:' _ , 11,,,� l'ic�ed Up 1n Japan RY PETER t:D80N l 1JhYO ! NEA i - In all the e x.rTll'Ot about nam in1 Dr Ed wla ' I Ht'ISl·hauer as U S amb,uu. 10 .Japan , a story W8I revtved ,. grandi81.4,er •• ,it lu.,of Mn. . -..chauer, the- former Miss Haru .· .. kata 1� was Prince Maaayoehl Mat.. ',La, a general in the im perlal ,, 11,oho also sened u prime from 1891 to 1896 . He was 1 .tpr !' a hoy . , · day the e�peror asked him manv children he had. e rlnce had to ·': faN'cily , t� � ,lj that he didn t k� w exactl. htit t hat he would fmd �ut '.•xi dav he came back w t th the OJ' ,�t'r It was 42. T!IE iNVENTIVE _J AP�E . dotng wonders with the ll . ;: l� ,:; co�sale , an electromc � lli • w I d almos nylhm _for � : � \ e you a Sf anyt mg Y / �� ::n Y . l n the new Mi_va�o Hotel st Kyoto, Japan , which IS a great tourIsl cen ter for Amerlc ims as well bee u f ls 25.1 J :�,11�����:es an! �; B�dhist tem let. the art of the bedside . ,___ carr1'ed to I 1S ex• P 1e 'has �I conso trN• � . I I IS a beaut. U1 piece Of cab'ine1 · � 1es worv and push • mtions. Sw1••-1 11•· room . 1,.. s In r•eon I roI aII the !·•hi ThPre is a set of dials lo control th e air conditioner. Another set eonlrols radio, w ith se l ed ive ,- w ile-hes for a piped-i n hi-ii. There ls a switch that lights a floor lo mp for a n ight light, that shows you the way w ithout blindin g you . The cradle phof"le is buil t so you valet, dial direct for operator, room service, bell captain or information. There is a &pedal push It was mentioned that I. E. Milbutton to can "Maid. " A nd anler, life lime member of the o!her button beside it which says h h Id he t b · · u e his urc rating wo ce , .. Hurry. " J l work s, too, Th 0'J Oak Hill Girl Scouts will hold c and . 90th birthday lhl.a Wednesday . a Bake Sale at 1 1 a.m. April I come runnmg. . that the Men's claa of the dlun:h OF ALL THE STRANGE tlungs at the Junes and Morgan Haro• had presented h"•m w1·th a chair you eat Jn Japan , from seaweed to •L for ds Pr . Store. ware . . ""' Sunday rooming during the S un• ocee f n ed ice cream, the damdesI 11 1 . proh1blv fri···-1 honey bees. in the J ackson C:«>unty Council for re- day School hour. Following the meeting cake and comb. It is a kind of hors d 'oeurve larded children. 'l'hev serve you a liltle in a tiny Mrs. Sara Fox returne<l borne coffee were served by Mrs. James bowl as an appetizer with your Saturday from University Hospit, Brtw.lnglon and Mrs. Grace Joh n­ sakc. They don 't tell yon whal it al, Columbus. son to Rev . Raymon Konkright, Le; till you've tasted ii. it looks a Mr. and Mrs. Clarence OilC!r James Euler, Mr and Mrs. Jack little like �if:C , fried br�ad crum�s. and sons Tommy. Gary and Brent Bechtle, Miss Bess Sanborn, ani . You pie� up a tidbit with ot Columbus spent the weekend Mrs. Moore. . your chop.!!hcks. It has a sweet, . • ______ 1 th M r. and M rs. J uIe Cant er nutty taste which is not unpl eas- ; r· ant. 'Mien they tell yoo. And t ure with Mr. and Mrs. J, Edward Kirsch e nou,l!;h, you, r:oke around your chopsticks. and you see a of Erie, Pa. were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. R oss who le bee on its back. ABOUT nus FRIED IC.I!! Kerns. cream. You get it in the tempura Mr. 1md Mrs. Walter Jenkins rP-staurant&, where they fry your attended the funeral of Thoma, The Easter theme waa carried food in Wiamt seed deep fat, Lime at Col umbus, Friday, out on the table for the putluck . r ight in fTonl of you, a bite at a lhe Past Matrons <'f Or. Morgan L. All 1son, pro1es- dinner of , t·ime . Evangelme Chapter, OF.s, �1--lt--. sor and Chairman of Dental . . ,'. The scoop ff frozen ice cream 18 met Friday evening at the home. urger)', and anestheslOKlgy a1 ,� . It 1- dip in S broupht m Q\IK.. . "11. ped .1 of Mr1 Joe You ng , Sr. Mrs". Mu• bee Ohlo statc Univers11y has . n b aIIer, wh 1ch prov1·dea a kind Of " ine All e nsworth was hostess and eIecled prelildent of the AmerI. ln!rulaling layer. 11ten the wt>ole served • dessert course follow­ thing ia plopped into the deep fal can Dental Society of Aneslhesiol Ing lhe dinner. and fried like .a doughnut for less ogy for 1 961. He is a graduate ol ndy favor1 of hens and chick Ca than a minute. You pick up this Ohio State College of Dentist?"V 1 Fried snowball w ith choµsticka and in 1944 and has been OD tl)e co ens were given each guest a nd lege faculty since 1 949. Dr. AIU- plastic Easter egga were used as nibble away at it. The only focxl item that rea lly son Is tbe son of Mr. and Mrs. napkin holders. !iitopped your corre&pondent was a Evan H. Allison of Oak H ill Mrs. Young, president conduct ­ big. boiled fish ey�. It wu blue, end a brother of Mrs. O. Merrill ed a short busineu meeting and Davis of JackSOn. He is a grad• .11howed colored sllde1 of a ucaand it stared me dow n. CANTJNFLAS came to Tokyo to uate of Oak Hill High school and lion trip to Florida. promote h'is new picture, "Pepe," lhe husband of Janet Jones of U and they held a press conference Oak Hill and he and hia family Gam were played during the evenIng and prizes won bY Mra. for him. One Japanese eorre.epon- reside at Worthington . Will Reynolds, Mra. Robert Hardent asked bim wbat his hobby ______ ris, Mrs. Emerson Jones and Mr!I. wa!J and he uid ''bulls." Another Grace French. Other, attending ••ked him il he WU really an exwen!! Mrs. Zella Cross, Mrs. Evepert bullfighter and he answered, ' · mort lyn Lewis and Mn. Lee Roush. e,pert al t i I :: �� .. . I CALL ON PRD!ND8 WREN FORMER King Leopold Mn. Emory Proffitt. Pt. Pleat­ Mr , and Mrs. Will Heilman ant, called on Mr. and Mn. Joe ___________ / spent Thursday with Mrs. EliaTurner, Middleport, aad Robert beth Wickhlll! of Cheater. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor See, recently. and children ol Addison. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown and children and Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Painter and children called at the Painter home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cook and granddaughters called on Mr. and Mrs. Will Heilman Sunday. Mr. and Mra Marshall Miller Bulk-Pac k - Frozen and children of Beverly called on Mrs. Jennie Roush, Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Weber Thoma l '.i' ita Khrnshchev is tellin g the \I.i ll I spent Monday af�moon with Mr. " , . rid, "'Your arandchildrcn . .. I and Mrs. wm Heilman. . 1"" up um'er oommumsm. Do y.,u t-,elieve_ 11? Wi�I lhe� live in a , Houing for 8 dog, ■ccordidg L1imick1 wnh their hair_ shaved I to flie Humane Sciely of the Unit• Jene Parker - Fresh DeHy , , ·� !-:ah,.a. 11\c communist ftaa? ed States, 11 more than merel y 8 l ,ir· .:1 God? �e\'er; · you say, matte r of provkling protection r "-are you $llre1 Ask youfflt:lr- from the we• ther. The 1 10uslrig ,. al _vou can 4o "''w to opl)08e arrangements can make tbe dlf . c munism? There is one sure fe rence between a happy, aff� , 1 : SUPPURl kAD IO FREE tlonat&, companionabl fl dog and a l ROPf:. dog that will be surly and Marvel Brend - French VenHle Ra,ii,n F:.'."C Euror,e is • prh,,,to pleasure to y ou. ,. .. am,a.VA supported by Anm-• i • 11� �) 1 � • • • people Who IRI ,. in1t to do • liute 10methin1 , _ ..., :• m11.h the future better •Ac TOOi-Cart R. Adama,. buma l&cton m.. 1, . tnci1 ,tti1dren and chiklren all fiDeer &a tbl lit• aclenct .... c, � tile Wt1rld. E\leryday, Radio 11oo o1 Clluco vou,i,�• ,.. 1 . ce Euroi,t hmadcutl the truth VODIUIICI Dl'Nloa at n.u■a.. ,,..., ·,9 rnillion c■.ptivca behand the Tu., U1t1 e ■peC1■1 tool, an Wo.thmo<e As-d l1 n Curtain . , . j:i\linl lhffll the Ultl-tarque "'plflDCb," for UN 11 bl IP8Cf. 'l'be "'Plencb la • c-� , raijC t o re1i11 Comm uniH combluttoa p J i , r e ud lv1.1 i•f wa�t,inli1, • WftlDOII developed to prnent ...,.J .,... -. .....-..iri...-(�"t l'Obltl(a OI U.. apact CNW• ChocoJ.le eo....i , 1na11 u b■ � npa1ra oa bto - bl .,..._ Adamo WeN'l' -.alllome ■boN'" to , � (iltp'a f'MCltlom W bit. .,_J,n c», Rod<l• Manhmalow ftQ modon. in u e'flron.. mut d no frlttlon to kMI PJ!ti!lt'-ld •s ■ pYbtk: HfViC• - � .. pta... 1" c--perattan with Th• Aidy•rttatnc Council atid th• N•'#lpaJMr .lldwrfltlnll" �• ';:j tland looser Mainly About people In Pomeroy Daughter's 2nd U ' rttmnod to Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Har. 27 . 1981-3 be, - Sartunlay, ..... Melt• la not to be amtu.d Gener-al �ital of Belglllln vlslted the old capil.!tl &, country, rl,si,:uUlea her11e1r ng b.leacbet dneloped main!, kif' of Ji11 pan at Kyoto, J! rained all a gth1h,11 �rl and, In wig and Id• I MJu Brend■ Sufi logr■bam r• da)' . Whl.'8 It ra bt■ in Japan, mono. wlm1 hill love b.Rck without delicate f.hrt. A new produd.. , turned home Sunday evenm1, ... e h s till on dro atching . ar c ut e w ty g gel p ryin c er ft p1 The M im:h meeting of the lv �m ter �.b th.in_ he r� t a weeuod ¥lslt In Ma perfect (or lauoderinc caUana .. . w l r _lt n. Mr and M n R A. . 'MlomptlOb wlth her ailter and brother-rietta on ID t uql trad1t1ons Of roy�. ln--law QS weU a, nyml 11111d d■er'cmi it ■ 5e,V ty, hi.I majesty fed •ame deer ID Stur le_y has 11tudied hard from erview G 1:ar<kn Club of Reedsv1lle of Bridgeville arrived Saturda y Mr. and Mrt. William Slrawit. j Mr. and Mn. William E ichinger I dry leach hi farm. Add 1 b I Nara Park, watched ten bout, of real ge11ha how to pour tea, and wu held at the home or Mr1. H for a vi,it with Mn· c E· Neaat' She 1 w m ir •'-• s ,� -� the' �, odd" i IICCOmpaD-, ,� �11UJ1111' · Cl!,cur■ by wa 11oYA1 m• t the . . _ o waab water -. wIth .� Japane wresUmg. ms� the it take1 hour� to �l on her make- L. Lark.In t with Mrs. H a r o I ,J a patient at Mt! igt General HO!.-: her mother, Mr1. Olive Ingraham nivn-u.ry Slmda7 at tMir bomt, detergent. Kobe ■h1py�rds and ded�ca� • up. The r,elt111gs, m color, . whei:- Moaar, M11. Della Ruth and Mr11. pital . -----I and Mri Garnet WUllamaon ol Rock S-'-- Road •Ith a family new Catholic chu rch. H11 sp1rita thfl blouoms come out, will be DonaI ReJbe l assiat. · g · f'm- Rut.la,od •ho apenl the day with pl..l:leriq iii tM afternoon. . Kathern Roush who 1a M111s 1be thiq to about cat � magnificent. weren't dampened 8 bit. The bu&ineas �tmg 11·as m ployed m Columbus apent t h " the St rauaes SocleJ Humane Tbe 11y1 neues, in wu aerved dinner potluck A I And , according to the reporter This may enable the picture to charge of the pre!itdent. Mn. Law. I weekend with her parents M1 I Mr and Mn Cb..ar let Wikler• the evenlng to Mr. •nd Mn Wil, of. the United State;, I, tut DJ who covered the tour for the To-- get by in the U. S. Bui for the Jarence Rose. The roll call w as an- �nd M n . Albert Roush and fam• 1 m ulh and family and M rs. Sar· ham Houdaahelt and Marie and v�nnana.a knowll D'.1111'1 •­ kyo Mainichi Shimbun, " a lucid panese, where the geisha are j Rood ii: p ah Koe-lher 1pent Sunday in CoJh. Mr. aod Mn. Willi.am Eichinger you do, II )'OU or :,our dwdra rain added silvery elegance to the Uie way out , aa luxurie too e - swe r-!d by telling what was en• I Uy, Bailey Rwi , Jr. and Mary Jane, Nancy. L in- are ill. aee I doctor. Do � .__ ancien t capilal. " pensive for adyone to afford, it joyed mos� about Garde n Oi..11l . 1 Mn Floyd WlW •� spen�1 ng. a octon with relative.. J APAN AS THE ORIG INAL wil l bt just more Hollywood ham. and new kmcb o! planb tha_t are few day11 wr th her children in Co- Mr , and Mn. Otto I 1et of Lo8an da and Joh.nay of Syracuse; Mr1. for your pet l were Sunday gueiita or their daugh- Jen oinp Wayland, Middleport ; l r----'-'-----'-'OiiOiiiiiji land of the cherry blossoms h88 a lllGN IN THE OSAKA Grand planned . for us:e m members gar- lumbus. 1 te r and &on in l aw. Mr. and Mn clll!tom that Washington, D. C., and other Japanese tourist hoteb· dens this spring. 1 Mr. and Mr,. William Seyfried, with lta transplanted Japanese "Kindly refrain from tlppin8 1be program was in charge af C . L. St ruble . Gallipolil· Mr. and Mn. Charin cherry treeti might copy. Mrs. Jed Webtt.er Jr. and IOII, 5a.,... a_ny of our employees, as a _1erv• Mrs. Reihe! in which an interestFritz, Don and BWy, I ,,WI II oe cent 10 per I ice C arge o h -vitited Satunlay in N�w Mr. and Mn. Allen Eichinger, Jimmy. the cherry bl• ing reading on "How to Care fo, II I n Washington , l• fvQS Maaen,. v� Haven, W. Ve. with her mother, Mr,. Dana Oliver and Leroy Eichsoms are almost never Ul bloom added to you bill. Perennials," and a game pert ai nduri ng �e scheduled. cherry blos- "'They _are adequately paid, and ing to Dowers. w a� played, with Mn. T C . Roush. inger of Pomeroy and the bor.or. . som festival. The buds usually any aervice rendered to our hotel M rt. Massar w inni ng the pri:u:. Mr . and Mr!. Paul Eictiinger Mr. and Mn Paul Eichm�r ed glleill■ · COLD WAVES burst open a week before or a auesta 18 completely m line of Refreshments In keeping with e.i tert.ained a grou p of relatives and da ughter were recent visitors Calling in the aftemoon were PS.GI .... blossom r r che ry the week afte th�ir �uty. St . Patrick ' s day were served 1o Ttnirsday evenir,g at t�eir home in Colum bu.... . . Mn. Anna Reul.er and o l i � e r True Luxury W9" __ 112.51 n, k you for your coopera- 12 members and one guest. q_�n has been crowned. on Mulberry Heights m obser v- Mrs. Al bert Rowih. M�. Her- Clark.. Other Cokf Wa.. They doo ' l take any such tion. The Management. " of bert Mill er, Mn. A rnold Kayes ance'of the second birthday ______ From $6.00 _,. chances in Japan. Early in Ma rch U. S. papers and hotels please their daughler. Paula June. The Mn. Llicille B. Hawkinl anc:I Mr::. Nt-w Bead Bleaeli . • eapeare U weeks before the natural cherry copy. 11,r. 23 through liar. 30 "·-•-• a d'1&- When launderini cotton and linJ1;ena bel auenu�u honored gueAt rece ived m a n )' Ray .s,·• ______ d, the apan� � M11mber11 Auended cards, and gifts inclt•ding two dee- trlct officers meeting hel d _Sunday en household articles, 8 cholrine- Phone - SP',- 1-5111 � � �� a 8 herry rees w th a_ the Pome- orated birthday cakes. m f bers Three afternoon at Tupper, Pla1na. Open Eveninp S, o t'm type bleach is required, but this � tissue C hon ICl blossoms made of pink roy Shakespeare club were in G<1lI ce cream and cak e were .se rv• Mrs . Elmer Johnson Sr. and Mr. Appointment BnK.'G. nper and tney last till aft.er the n · ' .,... I Jr. of II 'd nd Joh n and Mrs. Elmer s Fri ay to atte the Oluo son 1po e ve n i n g to Mr. and ed during the ' real blos soms are 8 1 1 gone. Federation of Women's cl u b of Mrs. ne x O' Brien and N a n c y WheelinJ:. W. Va were weekend AMER.JCAN • JAP!tNES:'t re laor Dislricl Eight le�islation con fer. Mrs- Carne Sw artz. Mr. and Mrs. guesh of Mrs. William Bazttt and t 'ions may be set back 20 ye ars · pres byt et Larry O, Br i- en and J -unm) • Mr, Mr. and M111. Bentz Wolfe. Mrs, Na n Moore led the devo- ence heId al lhe First by a new movie . w h"1ch HoIIywood . . . . OPTOMETRIST honal period and pres1d� OV-'1 ia n church . �nd Mrs. Max E1ch�ger and Den- Mrs. W. A. Morgan and gra nd• is sh ooting with a Japa nese crew . . tlng of the Comm1ss1on _of Ther were Mrs. Wilham B 1se, Mrs. D�na Oliv er, Mr. and -dau�ter, Kathy •�t the ,,..eekOffice Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 !Close at Noon on in old Kyoto It ' s " My Geisha " the m� . n of the Hea� Methodist Dowme delegate, Mrs. Phil Wil- Mrs. Allen E1chmger and Mr. and end m Columbus with Mr. a n d Educatio Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy starring Shirley MacLaine and Mrs, Eichinge r and Paula Jw>e. M rs. R. L. Gotthardt and • D n. C'hurch Sunday evenmg at l h e liamson and Mn. Louil Reibel. Yves, Montand. I n Norman Kras na·s story the church In Middleport. French Montand comes to Japan The group made plaas to purto direct a new version of Ma- chase Bibles for the Sen iors to d:1tne Bu tterfly. He leaves his graduate this spring and discusswile (the Macl..ainel behmd, to ed plan s for Children 's Day '.It forget her. But she sneaks into the church. Perennials Were S tudied When Meeting HeId °" aq,1e __T________ R , WASHINGTON COLUMN Today's Medical Report eervation of our 1al u ral resources and the role 4-H memher11 can play in conservatlon. Religion and ar,preciatio n of mu 11ic were discus:aed by the -t-H agent, AtWKiin8 werfl Tina Biaa, BY JANET WALLACE Willi on , Maria WJIU�m ,on, J. Claudia Zerkle, Gay Cartwright �� . C Wilham ,._II Club Aaent son· Sonya W11llamiron, Arline RoUlb, Jane Sterne, SanAl early a■ 1845 the Hop To It Anna 8 . Sommer, Donnie Roach, dra Morgan, Mary Lee f'lantz• 4-H Club wu active In the South- Ronnie Roach, and Harry L e e Rebecca McGrew, Mary Priddy akle and Beech Hill communities• Woya n Ann Williama• Linda WIiliama'. Prior to that time, I.IN! 4-H Club Dairy . llt.'wing, lOOIU, j u n i o r Blaine Roush. P.tlrvin Roulh , in that area waa known a, the leadership , phoµ)gn phy. potato Randall Roush, •• nwmu WilSmoky Botl.Om Moun taineen; and growing• rabbit,, food freezing, Iiams, the Jl'OUP met at Uie Smoky Bot- baby beef, persodal finances, feed- LE ADE RS' MEET6'G &Gm School Hollie which bumed er calf. handicraft and rural elee- 'ftiomu Wllliam,, president, trification are listed among the preaided at ttie regular meetinJ •bout 1944. 1be club now number, 27 - l2 individual project, being carried of 4--H leaden and councilor, The . boye and !Al 11t11. They meet In by membera ol the Hop To II group dtcldad to ,aU milk at the the bomeo ol member1 and at the Club oounty � Day In Apr!L lllnnany Bapllst Church at 7 SEWING WORUROP Treln�How to Fill Out 9-ID on the lll<Ond Thuroday of Nine glrb enrolled in tht llrst- An Actlvlty�NI" w.. presaMmonth, year 11Cwing project participated ed by the 4--H Aeent. Lut year tlll group erected a in a workshop on '"Leam ing How Included in �fl attenda nce were picnic are■ ■t the ft I r m o n y To U.1e Your Sewing Maclne" Jut Williamf1" - \Q Mra Adrian Ckwch. Another commun ity ac• Saturday at lhe Point Pleasant La they, Jame, Hart, Mrs. Lie ulo / tlvity ha. beef"I preparing basket, High School Home Ecgnomic1 Roush• Mrs. Mary Hayea and Janfor the a1ed il111 needy. buildln1i,. flt Wallace. A.11iatln1 lhe boy1 with their Wanda Stemple, home demon- ROUNDUP DA.y project.I 11 tht Reverend Harry 1tration agent, Janel WallaCt!l, 4-H County 4-H Roundup Day baa Miller. leader , Mn. Morri1 Se. club agent, and Robert■ sta rcher, been ■c heduled for 10 e.m-31 p.m. breU, ■ 11i&lant leader and Mra. Point Pleaaant High School teach- Saturday. April a. at Point Plea• Lames WilllaffllOrl. Councllor. er• condllCted the 1t1uion. ant Junior High School. fllSJ Vin NAM., NOW LAOS-Ti.Dy Lao,, the 8outbea■t Mia Truty Orpnts& laeip with the 1lrll" proJo<ta. Mra. Participating ....,. Patty Wobb, New event, tlon'a btg ror the day wW be problem, boldl ■.n ill promiae of &0ln1 tbt ...,_, ot VIM. Nam, Which in IV, A. Barker• councllor, I.I 1n Hop To It; Wanda Wilson, S usy a talent contest and Wuatra 190t btcame half ted Communllt ■nd bait tne. lt tht Red-au pported Pathtt Lao tor-cea wia charce of provkltna transporta- Bee; Tonda WIie and D o n n , their way. The talb. other acUvJUei beinS pl ■n­ U111 to l'OUnty and club events; Darat. Happy Hu1Uflr1: Virginie Nd ■re demonatratkml. public �lU.TO nauone (abowa) met bl Blln1k0k tD co.Dlklc th■ cr111a. lo..traJ Pru,J and Mn. AIMIi WaDl1, co cilor, Haye1, Arbuckle Go Getten; Mic ,pe aking, and poater cooteatt. � ii C!GOrdhurting the oonunumty pro hie Vester, Lan■ Gardner end San The general commit tee U'lcludea ject committee. dra Price, Moiiptain Climbera; Mr1. J!: E- Mitchell, cheirman. llpolls Ferry - white ribbon and other relatives. . Offiten : Prealdent - Vtr- and M�ry Sandt111, Old T o w n ftobli poinll; Russell Mc:Coy A ¥5 hton Mra, Flora Arbaugh 1pent the s Mn. rt Hamm, � Mri. R O y llnil P'lore ' Vice prealdent, Mounlameera. whi ribbon points; pa1t week in Columbus with rela83 W te rb• McKinney, Mrs, Riley Swa Je Jlm Sommer,. Mlcretary - Bon- Othen who obaervfld the •• -.tn ua Kinnard _ Uves. W. Hogsett ou w hite net Eahen r and Ed Ro h. Barker; treullfl!r - RoMa aion were E.. Ann GIii, Mrs. H. � Mr, and Mn. Emil Stelloa, Mr. _____ ribbon _ IIO point,· ll,il'WIIJ; reporter - Coraletta Bar- D. Webb• and t.tra. Frank Yeater. and Mn. Fred Steffen of Beaver, In the be_low ., acreage harvest• E rec'"tlon leador - J O h n CHARING CLA88 arl Arbaugh .....,.i aw.-, al his Pa.. were here to ·- the _,,_ Sommer· •nd IOIII leader - Zada "Life Enrichmanr· wu t h fl �: Virginia Hatfleld - Gallipo- home on Mardi 14. 8ervlCel were icea of Mn Gvtrude Strausbaugh. hi Ferry - red ribbon ll'! held Satun:lay, Marth 11. t p. Sebrell• theme for the regular seulon of • I BY WD.LIAM F. GRl!lGORT . and Mra, Everett Jo1m1ton pntn Metv10 ts. Cobb, A�plt Grove m. at the Metbodllt Church with haMr. CempletlnJ t h e membership 4-H charter, and pre-charter, movlBd ve to the William John- 1:;,,;.•-:;�C...,. Ace• - red ribbon - I l l points; R. 0. Rev. John Davis officiatlng. Jn. aN; Benny B■rker, Jean Baird, laf41 Thursday. ston property. .lluN � Wluen Dabney . :56u de - red ribbon terement wa■ in_ Radcliff Billy Barker, Clinedda E r w i n, Special lut•I ,peakera included la � C.lell � Qane.. Ronald Denney ia 8 surgical pao1111 pomts, Ro ld Halstead - lery Wider direction of Stron1 and Woodrow Hud10n. Jackie Hud- Jack Park and Mllet Darat. Park Twen � tlent at Boler Hospital. . ty-three Mason County t an, Emma RIWIOII• Gordon Se- prese,ited an muatraled thaide - rtd ribbon IOII Son Funeral Mr, Arbaugh Mr.a. George R.aian. ilas been talk o.a bacco growers competed With UIS � , ill llnl, Qeryl W■ll11, Jank! Walll1, ■rt appreclatlon: and Darat. COD- tob po111ta ; Wm. Hatfield - Gallipo. was • veterinarian. with virus infection. Mn. Clara acco growers from other uea■ lb Ferry - Red ribbon - 108 The ladie1 of the Preabyterian May Duffy � W1Ul1, Patty Webb, Cheryl un■ tlon officer, diicuned COD· ii recovtJred from 1 ln the alate ror prffl In lhe llllllO . polllla : O. S. Hanes - Pliny - red cburch will have a bake ,alt, on throat lnfeetlon. 1'1 w. oha ConV . a T «o • ,, ,,1 /1, Production, rthl><>o - 99 point,; Mrs. C. P. AprU 1, It a. m. to 2 p. m. 111 the _______ test K. of P. Hall Orders may be plaoStout _Hogsett _reel ribbon Beooty Ill n,1, eonleat Is an annual affair .. u., W po10t.: Adra Llv1ng•ton-Soulh ed 1n advance ou ootlce Ull.lllracllft blotU y and la •pen to all At a �I Circ� meetlng Mn. cheo and b-, st,p up your red ri point .: .. bbon lido ...... � llato ol WNI Vlr:::.. ,. Welston Forth - Fru1era Bot· Clar• Phillip, reaqned u pf'ffl- faCl!I washing program. Massaae who enter fill out · quMtlonnaintom - red ribboo - 95 pomts: deat alter 1, years of oervi<e. 'Ille warm IOOp,uda into um ....,al "I havo a llttlo 10-yoar-c,ld boy, tool thlo 11t1lilDtlalr:te tbeo out oul"I , , , er , , , looldnc •Arthur Meadow, - Heodenon _ meeting wu held at the home of tlmel a day, IP' b q ty vo with U 1111d Y coun white ribbon _ 9 1 pomt, • Mn. Mlldml Slrau,haugb In tho wore -·thePoints .. I""" J. I!:. Gib■oo--RI.I Mil.,.,.:_whlle moml>ora _.,, D.-.otlona en for lollowlllfl _.me1,,1 r- _ r, po lnte· Wm McDer- lod by Gortrudo . Straushauat, � . 'Ille IP'O"' _.., the lllffl - Elmwood ..:. whii. ribbon fffllhment, wore oorved. pracU... - pomt,. Is . of ""''"'· the Floyd Sayre and John Francte ol _ a points. nor of the Well VlralnJa 'l'llbaooo Columbuo •lilted the former'• n,L� -. and prile ..,..y .,,. Bai.1N4 SPENDS MORI! TIME MAI0"1Go ,_ Mn. N Ille Sayn and f'!,>docllon Conleat. UP HEit E�S 1HAN M.ANGELO 'IOOK at tht ...,_..I Produotioo other .;,latlvel .!...1i,. Tblo ,....., - lo the .I and "It) PAINT 1Hla SISTINE CHAPEL above .._ ban- - Wt,. Cmleat B anquet m Huntingtoft, Mn. Volla lkQlmber returned 1anl Aclkfm. ol Salt Rack W Vo �- Mard> 11, 1981 . All ...,_ '- .-it, tram lloa Jloo. Mr. Adkina --.I a �- 131 �te wont Invited lo this ban- pltal. She had hnn there .....-al polnla In the productloo prownm qui(' mooting. Tho priat -•• day1 for obNrvaticm. Mr. and lln. Tom Luft ol Col, -..i. 'Ille •- In the below the COIi ol the banquet. and .I ■cNqe honeoted WU - r� ..... furnished by t O - wro l,o,. the put llllllr o1 SpurlochfJJo, Mr. ll!J. WNI Vlrpila Stam � c:allsd by tht dHth ol her lather, i,..., Earl Arboup. _ ••1mt ffmltlltoo 1or ......, a i-1 of ISi po1n1a In ol A,irlculture and Ille H Toha<co Wa-. Tbll 11n. Clara PhllUpo and lln. Lothe Dnla ..,. In G.alllpolfo •111CN be will l oonducted ,-:. thla n qa U- County ...,_. lo G tho any 1o ,1111 11n. Plllllfpo' and ,--, ....id tohaceo growen JI and abo¥o ..,..., ha,._ .;. ter oobo II In Rollor llolpltal Ke-. . en file to tt tbey would p• follows: ol a had: fnJary. lnallaot_>I lar County rod rJb. llfll In lolleh with mo. Tho J. s. llalrd. bo � point,; J. L. llatilald, GaUtpolli Agont'1 office - we -,fd to t:, miry them gl ah l the lurn to ad lnla· I rad r1bboa - po form and the q-atra. � BaUllld, GoDlpolla .,....; - ,.i ,_ - • pofnl,; Tl. II:. - -al PW day afgb1. 1111 PNll•al will !lo Jllrlr 6 R. C. Bain! - 11opott- ._ - TA ... a ,....., ..i ...... - • point,; a.ari.. ,,_ - - tho - - - - olleoled Fri- ...__ _ Wlthera, Apple lltovo - " ...Ito . ao � -- ....pl dq - ... lo 1(111 PMNlw ..... .... - N ,otnlt; PNd -� _-. last Prtd.-,, ham · of ler'af Glenwood. W. VL' h - ,.,_,. lloltam - whlla rfl>. plana that .,. be1nt1 made for a ...., I - -Nlanl1 h wW boa - palnU; ....... Y-- Tvbac<o ll'elti",al thfo cwnq '811 aloo -- thll .._ al I h • rll!>on al Raotfnatm. JIIII wt,al - of Vlqpala li)llllfal Ibis " 'f -·s.l c..r,IJla. - Gli, a "'41'• "111 i,. d ' W MI fall. · Ma I ' • l '* .." .. I; :D ,. Ill' kl " , �-- -,.. _ _, ·+n.n, --"·--� - .a..-·..L - .--- -�------ -. s -.�..il.ll.i..:b1w · . • Seatinel. Pomeroy-M_lddleport___00, Nlar 21 THE SPORTS DESK Hutch Is Singing Wildest Of Tunes -• al in F IT P In 0 -3 55 se cu ra Sy r ve O ls ol R · ::,P or tla nd Tay lo r Ca ll s It Ju s t Stup id Play BY BOB E. BYER Cml'mnat1 Red• fmally hive Ovt.:'• come the i,ltchlng weakneu th!it hm.; plagued them over the yearan� that �y _have an oulakte c�.. n<.'t' of wuuung the 1981 Nationa 1 League peMant. He hasn't found m_any buebaJI . exFerts who _ agret!. with bun, bow• f'Yrr, especu1lly m view of the fac: �at � Reda lost eJ�t nf . their hrs' rune sprmg exhibltioP 1ames. "f know that it loob bad for the folks hack home,· said HutchIDsc.n. "but tell 'em for rne that - - . .. . . . .. . .. Two More Kennedy Plans Tbeo the Reeb flniabed 1lxt!I, �Icing both the pUchlng, which 11 an old problem, and elJo the power bitting which they mually have. lbey tried Lo correct tboae weakneuei but in doln& IO left a gaping hole ln the infield. Uttleu they make a deal they 1111. ure to be troubled at either &bort.stop or leCQnd baae. 1beir regular lhonatop for th,, but JO years, Roy McMillan, J1 gone and 10 is second baseman BiJJy Martin. Among the players Dally ' I el , Pomeroy-Mlddleport , O ., llar 2?. � � l9&l� ■tt,ck but ii far from a defl'fl· more of Prt11dent Kennedy', r<!gular money measurn bul leu n�nsive. 1lve bulwark It third baM, and "New Frontier" programs faced I Other congreuional r,ews· I Bapr : The Sfflate Fm.ance Joey Jay, 'lfhmn Hutchinson ii critical House tftt• today. kbool1: Sen William Prox Committee today began hearings p f counltng upon u a regular The HOUie R-.ilet _Committee mire, D-Wia., proJX'.sed ' w o on Holll&-pa.ued leJLllatioo tu ei:- WASHINGTON (UPli _ Prni.. en, to become • major eantesl bestarter. wu ,cheduled lo con1ider a $334 amendments to President K!!n tend the Sug.tr Act. Democratic dent ICermNJ bad mort blparU- twl"£n Eul- Wat fana He bailed Play1n RoW lie, million bUI to aid depressed l nedy' M aid-to-t!ducahon bill. Prox- leaders boped final floor a1.1 ion aan iuppor' ln Congrn, today for � firm Jtand bf-tq by the 'I'hoN two player, along with areu, similar lo a mea5urc al- 1 mire urged at a House educat ion might be posslbit by the end of hll Laos policy. Vnlled Stat.es agatmt RuMla' i 11• subcommitlee hearing tilal school the week. Gordon C.Oleman, Wally Post, BW ready passed by the Senate. New ltatemmt, backing I.he ,.-.ufve p0llclel. ' oo Hook aod Henry, Ja1 Jim O T e The rule1 group also planned to aid be linanced by a ays•em ul Preaiden t 1n the cr11is came from Ecott uid. he wu .._in r.vor of _____ . hold the key to bow far the Red, take up a blll whi1,;h would con sharing the federal income trt)L Sens. J, William Fwbrf&bt· O.Ark., dom anythini. mg_ inclucl � Dfffll'!"• will '° thi, aeuon. SolutioD of t1lt'I tinue the President's .pulbority to revenue - and that the fun�!!' be I � • Hugb Scott, Jl..lA. , Jaoob K. J ff u,e of Ing infield problem ■Iao will be ■ ma- carry out reorganization plans m based on the number of children tih, R-N.Y .• and itJn¥Dder WiJ. lo Camnunltt agareuia. in the state going to any school. the executive dtparlmenl11 jor factor. ey, R-Wll. .� 1 hope n do not Dll'fl tel 11:nd t y pe e us o H The Securi : Social r fl for d ho leader& lhlrd House Smi noe oo w and F ll be ■t . F'ulbricht chalrman of the . we dct , Colemm, who h Jt .271 in ,. 1ctlpn OD both bill11 before the I Ways &. Means Comr ittee hoped at Foreign Relations Committee. troops . be aaid "but ti onl y 1 O the garnet for the Red, after being end of t..ie week, along witt-. pas- to fini!h work this week ol'I a So,aid he would IUpport Kennedy have to leDd troopt u more brought up from Seattle la.t year, aage of the 'J'N>a.Bury . Post Office ! C'ial Security bill along the linee. even lf he might have ,ome pet� way to llQp the INI of Ml the PT. PLEAS AN Funera l aer, sonal quuUon aboot any action t'OLIDU')' lo T at first. Coleman hu to mab it Cvmmtn lcu.··tbm ... ,ices were heid Sunday ' .:tO p. m. l the President decided to tau in I ,oj]J soPf'Ml the at first or Rut<hlmon', oulfleU at the Crow Funerai Home for the critical ,ituation, claim le do It... plans will be uptet:. For if Coltj . former Ma County .,on resident, Scott and Javits endoned the While oppoi1ing action by the man fa& U mean, that Frank Charles N. Cartmill, 88, of ee-u- dispatc h of troops into the area- United states alone, Javttl aid: Robin11011 will have to leave "ihl fort, N. C., who died Friday ,fter .. p art of an Allied fore&-U they '" U we mean busillen ■n4 'II■ Jen field post to return .. flnt a short illneH. � are needed to halt Communist 11g- President II makfna tt dear that Robinton would pre(er to play left Mr. Cartmill wai 8 retired greuior.. The y ,aid the United ft do-then we mult be prep&Nd. and that•, where Hulthlll!on farmer l in , born States lhoul Muon CouD COLUMBUS (UPI )-The consen ball. They promised in the cam y , wanll him to perfonn. d act with other for IOIDe oom::mttmeat of aar on us around town is that Gov. M1 paign they would do somethin� Sept. 2, 1873, lhe son of the late SEATO timu a forces l:n the framework ti. 1119 F.ddie K8sko will be at elther John and Virginia McGuire Cart- wa..... . •--• regional defeue -•Jzatkm • le set the politir'II about this . V. Laos DiSal l .· c:hae c::111ts u_,,-• ,_, .. -L ion . er pos or aecond.wiWhlchevtn I. Ir o ... be e IaIe Emma - - , th oo:i ap and the11 walked mlo 1·t 011 Several bills were introduct:'l mill· His wif,. . tl la ll be the matter of requiring relative'! early in the legislature. They wer� �usgrave Cartmill, preceded tiim h� � leaves a big �old to support persons in mental ho!>- combined into a bill DiSalle did ' m death Sept. 15, ·�· He Wal a at ...; other· member of the Bapttat Cl:urch and . not lilte. Tuesday m.ght he went the M ·n pitals. asomc Lodge Of Lew 18 """'&· R • Chloo Cardenas• wbo hll ,Ill!<! " '-•...,,,, There are slill some loose ends to Repubriean Ieader.• uk mg ' theni Qin$ Un 48 games with the Red11 after bat- in the matter to be tied and It . Surviving are five daughler,, . t somt1 ting .288 at Jersey CJty, \t'J·u de- might be • little early to tell how vo gwe rons1 deration to Mrs. 0. S. Clawson and Mni. R B1 Ude41 --.... Jmeraatlaul . 1·ews he would ,et o ut m 8 sp,:E. King, both of Beaufort N. C. · 1 Sandbag team, battled the rag• clde which position Kasko will the noose w111 be tied · 1 l . th c a : message da e y. next 1 Mrs. J. A. A 11,_.,_ -•es It at short, 1be governor announced som Pa u�r of Cabin I y. U be inCreek' 1 ing Cedar River in Iowa today i!' 1 Kasko wlll be at second. U no�. months ago that ,omething like House Speaker �g1:r C�ud, Mrs. - R. VanMeter of Beckley under threat of new ram from 8 then Ello Chacon, who bit onr1 280 000 perSOlll owed the state up- who has read from time to llm� and Mrs. A. E. Mathews, Alo-cm lomadf>.tbundt'\'Storm pattern that .181 with the RedJ and .266 at w� to $500 million for the car1. that �iSalle _doesn't . like his wa¥ Ohio; three sisten, Mrs. F. G. rP.ed the 1110utb-central Unit.ed Jeraey City last year, or rookie of their relatives in state ho&pJ· of doing �usiness. listened, Then Musgrave, Pt. Plea�t ; Mrs. Carl States. Jim Baumer, a .Z93 hitter at Satt tals. Some of the debts were 50- h� told D�lle he had co?1' up Caverlee of Zanesv1lle and Mrs. A. Spting'I first weekend llved Dt with nothing new. He said the B. �to, Poca; 10 grandchildren to its promised warmth for most Late City in 1990, will battle It y ld· nate might take DiSalle'a vi� and nme great grandchildren, . Se out for the second base job. ,-olle sa id he m ear of the p.ation but w.prm air melldd . . , tended 1o en. in DiSa . Willie Jonet probably will bf: force the law. He wanted to col· to co_nsiderar•.on. He drdn t know. Bur1'al was m Lone Oak Ceme- IIDOW that gorged the Cedar and lr:ept around for Infield utlUty lect as much 88 he could, Special He s.,ud the bill would be calleG tery under the direction of the ■-t floodwater, racing alooa 1be duty and pinch bitting purpose:9 staffs would be mobilized to carry for a vote the cext day lS Crow Funeral Home. Wlnnebagu, Raccoon and Lfttl,e ----·Re'a, slowed too much in the Deld out the operation. DiSaltc said, planned. It was passed 133-0. Sioux rivers io loWa. PT. EASA T Charl Bl to play ev�- day. N Democratic lead floor PL Ja r Authorities at Wab!rloo, JoWI. eu-1 e, �e, � however, he doubed that he could . � o I mg Route was l r ant the called ected bill bi-partisan z , braced for a predicted 19"2�foot The outfiekl IS set if Coletnan collect more than $20 million or L p I Clflt on the Cedar, .f'ii feet over sident unl>" of th� � Co re � in that everybody voted for It. H maba it at firat. ln tbei prden 90, . Unit of �e Art1Cicial Breeders res idential area flood atage and with Robinton win be Vada Pin• The governor received consider- said both parties wanted to do Corpora b:m. W. A. Barker, �th- the highest predlded creat in 31 IOO in center ud dher Post or able publicity on this action. SomP something about this matter. side, was nooned vice pre,�t, ye.an, Gu, Bell In right. of it could be considered gwd The difference between DiSalle and Marcus Weaver of Letar. Rt. National Guard troops moved Re1alaecl a.me Ru Eye from his point of view, But he and the Republicans appareatly 2 tlusurer. was not in JlWPO!e. lnS tead, it ,ecre� • into Mason City. Jowa. ud 1Poat regalnld his home run eye felt some of It W81J bad, that it ' was who shoulo pay and how Coun� Directors named were C. Red Crou launched � rt a got him ,u,nNG IN HIS rwo SCl�TS WOllH-Holmur, a bloodhound effo give Red, liberate e to d s the D was fter tealO last much. The bill approved by the C, Lewis , Pt. Pleasant: Clifford operations for 30 families "ffllOVe.l at th• Joseph A. Peel flnt devee murdar tr1&J at Fort hbn back from the Phillies and 8 bad lime. House forgives old debts, sets Jim- C�IOD, Masoo, �lfe Lee, GaJII� abtad of the w�. Otber Pierce, FIL, re1u a paw on the Bible to make like I witneu probably will go when the RedJ The Rep.ibllcans picked up the ts V/ere at polis Ferry, DavJd Roush, Letart l n a,1 hl1 ma1ter, Emry C. PlckNn, tut.lf1a about tncklna Ult o face left handed pitchers Bell ___________ its on payments, and apecifles Route danger plin 1 , Elmer Newberry, , ...•ttrt klllen ot Judie and Mn. C. .Ill. Obllllnportll. PMl, 17, which relatives can be forced to Charles City, Cedar Falla, Cedar the better Helder, wtl1 pl■� .;; te 2 and Albert Sleveos. Pt. Ra , Sac Jty ■n4 • D!Sall e·s version was con � pay. pids C the ComclaJ. Reel■ JO ■plnat rilhl-banded �:'C::u:i:-�= :-;:;.:i-•=��mol .o.e- P asant, Route 2· n s er bit a the tha tough ki� hurlen. h1a mooalbln1 and a.umben racket. Named to P0>1I .. Stale Dlrecpublican bill. That Juve, Jerry Lynch 11nc1 • Old timers figure DtSalle mlased t� were Clair, �!pottrill, West HOU.YWOOD (UPl l - Aetor· poaibly Harry Andel'SOD in re,. G. G. producer Dick Powefl will ..... the boat in his handling of th• �hla. !Mn: oerve. er, 11 year u master two ' matter. of cenmonlel for U. Ed Balley wW be the No. 1 • , te W W. Brown. �lart point They nnt Oul that much abor N H G L W (t!PI) TO gment of the •nnual � Hollywood IN a AS , Z Ha with oe c l<her •1•ln l eva rv rm Route o e • o Ytl!!; �".l": . and JfflJ -. both ol Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg ,_11, was done about the law during Emmy ■wards May IS. tt .... .. ■warded lo IIIIIOUl1Ced Sunda lll,\lJl'I ITANDAIII HI - 1.1111 Un OY Ofnlng whom wont with Seattle last - mahiecf "con1ldent loday Iha\ Con- tho last 50 year� App,renlly • d= y nlibL rod or!IU!�� --· -l him f bohbl .,... would approve most of routine e fort wa, mads to col• . The Cherub choir of the Heath ...,, bred cow •:.,.;hlcb p uce 400 � 41 !Co I"m ed f om P Bob Purkey U7-IIJ O'Toole President KenDeey's 1.25 mini- lect. There uever was mucb ez. 0 mo ; � ; � ll:I Methodist (lurch lbltde it, flrd erf1t ra . ...,. pffl<ll from past admlnistra- 1o' Otm anti - 111·18) will be mum wage bill despite ill Initial planalfon 111-IJ) chJr. morning Sunday appearanie · ame I er evmg, Douglu and . L s. lo 11 a: wmmng ...em a = he rlen along wfth J•J. def•at in t H�oe. 1 why lhe law w" ignored David Roush. W. A. Barker and ■to r g regula h g • I the of In aerclle -in , m The cbamplonshlp p e wu a , �wbo WU H - Ibo Dravet IMt Goldberg described Kennedy s Some rollecllons had '"'"" mads C· C· i..ewui. _._, Church Scbool hour. f1'tt'mg c11max lo an act•Nlrp&l:ae\l 1 ho as .. ode ......,,. pro rate t been bu t reasonabad cases of usands , m i,u_______ night which 1aw St Jo.eph's 'Jbe choir, which ii made up of liellOII, Tbe COll9ffllWI is that hie and I p edicted ble. ,, He r filed apparently th " ,way, on ,... ' ' Utah p In the Primary department. w or • O"Toolt anti Book, on the buill ti . last year the Stnale would approve It anJ grounds the hospilal�ed person, PT PLEASANT - Arrested by f ; •- • 011 e oda or ird new robea for tho flnl time Swt· of their Improvement local law enforcement ofllcen day u they sang. "Hosanna" and could lead the Redt out of the Senate-llouse conferees would bad to be taken care of and there dur g the week end :� : the tou:�t. ., Sher in accept It over the $1. 15 House- was no point in stirring up troug wvods. were Jff Department. Frllllk Harrah. P John Egan scored 42 poInt. and ''Tell Me 'Dle stories o[ Jet1.11. • pitchin Pomed · e approv measur rebl e. u too P, he! . h e eould If .-..AU.,n::wiugton, a perln- u-eroy, Ohio, bad check char,e: An. to the House,a re ec little Jnmes Lynam had 11 for st. Mrt. James B� . . en1111 leaders ita Brown, 21, Letart and Paul legislative Dem�ratlc • j t Ref _ o l his � Lut rorm. ld nl p year Deparbnent, the of wa, endent cGUJ ' In ' U Joseph s and tah s Billy M ob­ ul llon by one ,ole Friday of th• feel D1Salle would have eome off Rigg, 32 Letarl unlawf b ,cored 3' . the mar tboo whleh charge and Christine Coata ia 111 - only ..,. pma and lost five, ::...., Wggs. P ,.; ! y-bac Iii<' Goldberg waited ill. had he K until belier h l<ed but be 111111 ill eonalde!od one of � tali ; aul 320 ahatlered �ur NCAA �Ing reo- IICCMIP8llill. ld lost have We skirmish a re warrant · Wendell Wo}11D e was In session befor!! leg1Slatur , : u the eoutbpaw beat rel aervlce pitchers IIC'l'lpture ief The for coru h the pea wned ord tied anot er and but not the battle. I am confident firing his guns. Republicans would Henderson contribu wu read by Kennelb Smith. the fn the .,..,,__ ting to tho 0:an :;..,• hour I pi.,time· bave been off balance. Meditation wu lfveo by Patty TumfiqJ - rf)lhl bander Jim we will � the battle.'" linquency �f a minor; Kenneth � Set ■n pomll made by Goldberg But when DiSalle brought the Shirley. Parltenburg. lnvnlig• NCAA lournament n,cordo ..t EverlOII and the closJna -er - 17-ll he could give the, Olber indoded · ost l ll IICOl'ed l,f Bndbury, all pupils of Rids - ol the but bullpmo ill Sunday ID a TV lnlerview were : matter up month, ago, he gave lion ; Roscoe Redman, Pl. Pleu­ by by ary m po n -While Ccngms 11 not �ly the RepubUcam an issue they ant. lntomcation and resisting ar­ the bot!ne11. two � in 8 ,uia:Ie game (if.'l), the Primary department. to IO along with every detail of used to the fullest in their cam• rest. State Police: Alvia Lee Bar­ . tht, "1th 1-1 Brldga moit poiolll ,cortd by 8 team In Rohn for the cllolr were made Marahall 4 Kennedy"a priority bIDs. the law• paign. There were , few cases nell 18, Ken,a. draf racinf; A,r. Redo lo last year, al t b • Cordi ■n . ■ ,inlfe game UZI by St. Jo,eph"• by th■ ICloanor Circle ol It's hard to get along without a range, wfll glwe the Presldent where ea»er yoUDf allorneys. co,- oo R. Scarberry. 19, Letart Roule will be ID the bullpen. Howle makeno and 12D by Utah) . moot polnll churcli with Mn. Grace ,- Nunn, 11-1 with Rochetter and aub&tant!ally what be •tmts. lecting on a percentage bw, 1, drng racing; Herman B. Wehr• scored by .P team � 8 •ln&le tea� u cbainnaa. He d lined lo agree with caused some much publicized meyer,_ 50, Middle��- Ohio. _Jn. Jfff8f City last ...... lo, ec a refrigerator is almost a necessity. They're . m■y ■ ,on of NCAA loumament pl,yoff• _____ uther H. L Som Secretary bardshlps. e of the.. colleo- loxicalion; James Wilham Juhhng Commerce make the relief corpo. t Utah 366 and St- Jooeph'i 3114,. ·,tl\lJ, I Flvt burlen ar■ battllng 1M the llodaet tbal the n,ce,slon had hll lions --:ere Initiated years •go bul .,_ Hartford. speeding warrant : ond most field goala · Utah 50 and both included in this 3 room group.a-just other ,pob. � Include Claud. bottom. Goldberg safd it was too they hil the headllnes wyhen Di• Raymond J. Ridgeway. Si, New ..1 J ph' 451 Salle put the melter fn the ...,.. Haven, driving while lnlo>lcaled. Osllen, ..I wflh the Reel■ lut - to tell. :Cuu:.. ii,. four-overtime $595. yea,: Ken lllllll, • bartl-throwfng -Unemployment ID March fs not Democratic leg],lalive leaden tied an 'NCAA lotmleJ p PA'lff AWARDS f■ m any-below WIN in doubt no be could there said uch-II U te llbly wltb 6-t who ilandlr rJ&bl 1 la oil smo lo mt Only DiSalle"• ■lncerity. 11,ey cave him HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -A hone O•lumbf■: Jlm .......,_ H with the 1.7 million February rate. the Retll lllll IH lrllb NubvUJe; -Be II lludylng the poalblllty credit for bringinf the matter lo sod a dog hove captured lbe ofe11!': 111,J organw,I� te,t belWNII c..Jalu■ and North IUY .ON OU1 CONVINIINT ,WMS llfppl!mey<r. 1•u at Sat- ol llkfn, eo.,.... lo ulend "' a head. They feel that everybody 11111 4Sprln11 American Humane Assoelalkm"s C•rolln• stale. won by Cimlllus. � 11■: ■n4 Din Sleohoaoe. U-IJ at corporation -- the law �ill be belier oU when a new law nth annual awanlo as the best Ohl• Slale and ClnclnnaU domf. :' � � ban1llfl worlren fnMn holding un- " p,tlled and they feel DiSalle Sellllo. lllted the ■11.toonwnent leam. an . . w "aclon' ol 19!0. K I n i Mn Join, Tho plld>inf "'1lloolt l■ the best ion oll!ceo ff they have been con- ia enUUed to eretflt for lhi8. But lm■l llhlaot each wIth two alectkmL , In ith . advisor oo f -fn dt....,. a hll . an fn for •lclld cort■ln o crlme1 politically they l k at their Cotton the bor,e in lbe ..,vie . Goldberg the Redo _____ _,.,, ol o111.... ,... belt! II fflllcl lead toye beller tbfnp legislative thinned rano and '"Pope.'' and spud, the dog ill the for said many .,,.....,. felt th� was _ llan,y ■eleded • Cln!, np1 \his ,..,. ..hi!tt&h the with Alm needed In Council'. 1 Boolu iew prf,e-riggfng head•. ahon their v ol the tl l � TV serie■ ..My Thn,e Sons,'" were ----coa.rctfortt, ol electrfc equipment If'ere IA Audit• out ol ,_ wlth �•llllll the Patsy wfnnor, at the awards MIDDI.EPORT OHICI ANNE QUAST WEDS • 'l'ruleel and book offteen ol MIi elull■ a 11» �. Dode- IDCUllve■• . y nl ■tun a pt. ls s Tiloodorul Couae11 DaupfAn of 11111 _,,.,, Glarlii Buck. - ffl, ClrdlnaJ-. - 11111 Qflntl -He bu met with Atty. O.n . MENLO PARK. Calff. (IJPI) - pre,enlalfoo Robert F. Kennedy te dioeusa the Anne Quast, 23, former women'• _,. met FrftfaJ ovea!ng st �; lllllt Arnold. ,.._ fa the lequo. ta, -:■n4 Nanq stfnnlr. fonnatloll of ■ Joint JuslJce Do- national amateur foilinl clwn_____ the - of Mn. 11ury Sllbl- • cbaumanultty 111d healtb, �Labor Department unit pion and twice member of the Caml:11. oocllt the boob of the • •d '"'�� Pn,joell · wwe • ... ., bo lo look lnlo lo r racbleerfng. U.S.0 Curt.ii CUp -• wu morDurlnll lbe -1 bour t b t at di.trfloilltl be WO) Goldberg said the ROWJO- rl� .Sunday lo Dr. J. Donovan 1111'■ eondtlded by Mrs. S t 1 b l boob ryto iru It clocldod � paued mlnlmwn wage meuure lliicnr of Seattle. The eooph, 11111 Al-11n. l■d to 1w1n : wllb prfles u "'11111 t (ICllJd bill;· but he de- lefl on a honeymoon ,t an IDI· bid ,W-..S - - B l • h a r d (1111 ' 10 � tmd •lfn. Albert - fltl DOid _,.._ will ho ll ■ l d ; ellnetf to prodlct whether Kennedv d!selosed deallnallon alter cer,,. -,... _,.a bJ the TtM■aly AJ)l1I f. ill I p.m at the would ""' tt K tt were accepted monfe, at Roly Trinity Epl1COpal Rtfh.,_,lo 1 bJ _ Ibo Senate. y , Cbureb. bo,llla, ja Ibo ■iloft IQd ,lln. Lfl. o( lfn '-i<l Ral,■rt _.., n_. �-• - wen, ID- ------------- --------3 P.M. TO 5:45 P.M. MONDAY UDw � ... � ----llo -- � - - -· ....... lodQ' .. llllon. O,.1cy · s·1I ua1·10n '(r1·1·,ca I' tabn 1 I I I 0·1salle (et Trap, Got H"1mself lns1'de Its Jau_!S Pt. Pleasant News N tes I I :id � H •It Hard 8y it• s · day I I The Sign That Will Mean Longer Better Life For Your Car - • • SEE US TODAY = Taylor Calls It Stupid HACKETT'S SOHIO Phono WY 2°3977 Pomero, Cherub Choir In First Se ice s d M . ,..t: EY MAHOK L. JAM!S Mlnattr daL Yon olp for 11 a1-. _,. - C, . ----- 125 I. MAIN ST. Phone WY-2-2171 t lo � Daily E,,epl Thur•day 9 lo 12 'r v • 127 . J20 th IED IOOI­ 595 _ and Ruth Ba1'ley Is President Of Busy Bee Club , in � ► LQ A House �ull Of All $ Hew furniture LIVIIO 1001 IITCIEI- PASSES OUT S200 , , , IN 20 MINUTES ry. Neecl money In • harry? Don't wor Phone III for I last O.K. Thea stop la ancl pick up 70ur money. Low eosl. Conlldea, 1 . '°"' i ,me. eer':-�• "'"•- '.?.•. ,.'i! =� pred•,cts $1 25 Wage Min,·mum ::"ii.., �"':.! � i:i. _ n: • 'I I . N '::In� =� -nl - Baker Furniture 0 -•-, =,Hay.."""--,,.,.,... =.,�.:";� - • -- for """- tt--•• l: T� w.ci., Thun.. Gei Double YOIU' PurdllN ill Poll Pirrol stamp, -� - CIO'IIIIII ..... MIDOLIPoaT, ONIO Home � Name •incl MM:hantlla se"'ieu DOUBLE POLL PAIROff ffi\MP DAY$ BAHR CLOTHIERS l'Jooaot .,.. wtapo\-with 8ameleee electric heat-wonderful for to..,·P!,p, aDll ba111tl. OtllO POWER COMPANY. _ JI 'I • , c·L--'er Ch..-h $e icesAre Announced a::.� s;;;.:: 'i � Spot Light Show Of The Week ''The Platter Party'' .. GET A CASH LOAN TO OUTFIT '"Wb■I About r111111t• To S. .,,,,,,_,,,,. Sp■cial ·� - wtD ·be day, "lltM1 !O llfot"".-� ...,.,_ttti,lan wt1b the AJ. held ill 1:11 'p.bi. • . h! a..i. __ II» 11:!arprfN BV1I oladl. lfn S1111ta. wfll b■,._ '1911 ....... wfll haft III lfi, II I p.,n "" lill""1Dt ...,;.. ...,. wfll 11cr 1op1e. '"ll■arllll,,,. a..• - WI 11'- mlllllc it S:IO bl 1,t Gaod rrldoy w,ltw wtD Oli lbo •- - lhl ,.ltl Coonhold f'rldq 111 1,_, p.111. � w...,_ · YOUR WHOLE FAMILY w.... -- th lmndliMI -'• In tvw• "!i!t ...ii-Wlil...., , ilPfflll -· Just pick up ,aur phone. then � pick up )'11111" loan. ,,,... C ('nltfl\iHf $21 to $1000 .. .... ... - ..�... Qll'4 � ICONOMY SAVINGS & LQAN CO. R.W1 $ht Sten O•im•- Will II■ .in.I. - bapl II t 1.m w1111 1 lljlld■l tor - ••- oG 1'a b■ltl Jifttr"1l bJ the lbldq Scbo■1 aG0 W I MIDIIL__,....__..,,, !?ft2<,!W..l!n;m t!,11 . . -, p11■•so=a:=&d 1.o.--------...11 11 I UII. flultdl,J, c:ltllMI lollowfli,. . - �......... - -·· ' . . � ��.;:-Rn. ; THRU FRIDAY, ALL AmRNOON ,,, .. .. al ,n t; ON SATURDAY ''The Most Popular Tunes ol the Day'' t YOUR HOST Jfm Lohse 1390· kc WMPO •• ·kl , er �-- -,.. _ _, ·+n.n, --"·--� - .a..-·..L - .--- -�------ -. s -.�..il.ll.i..:b1w · . • Seatinel. Pomeroy-M_lddleport___00, Nlar 21 THE SPORTS DESK Hutch Is Singing Wildest Of Tunes -• al in F IT P In 0 -3 55 se cu ra Sy r ve O ls ol R · ::,P or tla nd Tay lo r Ca ll s It Ju s t Stup id Play BY BOB E. BYER Cml'mnat1 Red• fmally hive Ovt.:'• come the i,ltchlng weakneu th!it hm.; plagued them over the yearan� that �y _have an oulakte c�.. n<.'t' of wuuung the 1981 Nationa 1 League peMant. He hasn't found m_any buebaJI . exFerts who _ agret!. with bun, bow• f'Yrr, especu1lly m view of the fac: �at � Reda lost eJ�t nf . their hrs' rune sprmg exhibltioP 1ames. "f know that it loob bad for the folks hack home,· said HutchIDsc.n. "but tell 'em for rne that - - . .. . . . .. . .. Two More Kennedy Plans Tbeo the Reeb flniabed 1lxt!I, �Icing both the pUchlng, which 11 an old problem, and elJo the power bitting which they mually have. lbey tried Lo correct tboae weakneuei but in doln& IO left a gaping hole ln the infield. Uttleu they make a deal they 1111. ure to be troubled at either &bort.stop or leCQnd baae. 1beir regular lhonatop for th,, but JO years, Roy McMillan, J1 gone and 10 is second baseman BiJJy Martin. Among the players Dally ' I el , Pomeroy-Mlddleport , O ., llar 2?. � � l9&l� ■tt,ck but ii far from a defl'fl· more of Prt11dent Kennedy', r<!gular money measurn bul leu n�nsive. 1lve bulwark It third baM, and "New Frontier" programs faced I Other congreuional r,ews· I Bapr : The Sfflate Fm.ance Joey Jay, 'lfhmn Hutchinson ii critical House tftt• today. kbool1: Sen William Prox Committee today began hearings p f counltng upon u a regular The HOUie R-.ilet _Committee mire, D-Wia., proJX'.sed ' w o on Holll&-pa.ued leJLllatioo tu ei:- WASHINGTON (UPli _ Prni.. en, to become • major eantesl bestarter. wu ,cheduled lo con1ider a $334 amendments to President K!!n tend the Sug.tr Act. Democratic dent ICermNJ bad mort blparU- twl"£n Eul- Wat fana He bailed Play1n RoW lie, million bUI to aid depressed l nedy' M aid-to-t!ducahon bill. Prox- leaders boped final floor a1.1 ion aan iuppor' ln Congrn, today for � firm Jtand bf-tq by the 'I'hoN two player, along with areu, similar lo a mea5urc al- 1 mire urged at a House educat ion might be posslbit by the end of hll Laos policy. Vnlled Stat.es agatmt RuMla' i 11• subcommitlee hearing tilal school the week. Gordon C.Oleman, Wally Post, BW ready passed by the Senate. New ltatemmt, backing I.he ,.-.ufve p0llclel. ' oo Hook aod Henry, Ja1 Jim O T e The rule1 group also planned to aid be linanced by a ays•em ul Preaiden t 1n the cr11is came from Ecott uid. he wu .._in r.vor of _____ . hold the key to bow far the Red, take up a blll whi1,;h would con sharing the federal income trt)L Sens. J, William Fwbrf&bt· O.Ark., dom anythini. mg_ inclucl � Dfffll'!"• will '° thi, aeuon. SolutioD of t1lt'I tinue the President's .pulbority to revenue - and that the fun�!!' be I � • Hugb Scott, Jl..lA. , Jaoob K. J ff u,e of Ing infield problem ■Iao will be ■ ma- carry out reorganization plans m based on the number of children tih, R-N.Y .• and itJn¥Dder WiJ. lo Camnunltt agareuia. in the state going to any school. the executive dtparlmenl11 jor factor. ey, R-Wll. .� 1 hope n do not Dll'fl tel 11:nd t y pe e us o H The Securi : Social r fl for d ho leader& lhlrd House Smi noe oo w and F ll be ■t . F'ulbricht chalrman of the . we dct , Colemm, who h Jt .271 in ,. 1ctlpn OD both bill11 before the I Ways &. Means Comr ittee hoped at Foreign Relations Committee. troops . be aaid "but ti onl y 1 O the garnet for the Red, after being end of t..ie week, along witt-. pas- to fini!h work this week ol'I a So,aid he would IUpport Kennedy have to leDd troopt u more brought up from Seattle la.t year, aage of the 'J'N>a.Bury . Post Office ! C'ial Security bill along the linee. even lf he might have ,ome pet� way to llQp the INI of Ml the PT. PLEAS AN Funera l aer, sonal quuUon aboot any action t'OLIDU')' lo T at first. Coleman hu to mab it Cvmmtn lcu.··tbm ... ,ices were heid Sunday ' .:tO p. m. l the President decided to tau in I ,oj]J soPf'Ml the at first or Rut<hlmon', oulfleU at the Crow Funerai Home for the critical ,ituation, claim le do It... plans will be uptet:. For if Coltj . former Ma County .,on resident, Scott and Javits endoned the While oppoi1ing action by the man fa& U mean, that Frank Charles N. Cartmill, 88, of ee-u- dispatc h of troops into the area- United states alone, Javttl aid: Robin11011 will have to leave "ihl fort, N. C., who died Friday ,fter .. p art of an Allied fore&-U they '" U we mean busillen ■n4 'II■ Jen field post to return .. flnt a short illneH. � are needed to halt Communist 11g- President II makfna tt dear that Robinton would pre(er to play left Mr. Cartmill wai 8 retired greuior.. The y ,aid the United ft do-then we mult be prep&Nd. and that•, where Hulthlll!on farmer l in , born States lhoul Muon CouD COLUMBUS (UPI )-The consen ball. They promised in the cam y , wanll him to perfonn. d act with other for IOIDe oom::mttmeat of aar on us around town is that Gov. M1 paign they would do somethin� Sept. 2, 1873, lhe son of the late SEATO timu a forces l:n the framework ti. 1119 F.ddie K8sko will be at elther John and Virginia McGuire Cart- wa..... . •--• regional defeue -•Jzatkm • le set the politir'II about this . V. Laos DiSal l .· c:hae c::111ts u_,,-• ,_, .. -L ion . er pos or aecond.wiWhlchevtn I. Ir o ... be e IaIe Emma - - , th oo:i ap and the11 walked mlo 1·t 011 Several bills were introduct:'l mill· His wif,. . tl la ll be the matter of requiring relative'! early in the legislature. They wer� �usgrave Cartmill, preceded tiim h� � leaves a big �old to support persons in mental ho!>- combined into a bill DiSalle did ' m death Sept. 15, ·�· He Wal a at ...; other· member of the Bapttat Cl:urch and . not lilte. Tuesday m.ght he went the M ·n pitals. asomc Lodge Of Lew 18 """'&· R • Chloo Cardenas• wbo hll ,Ill!<! " '-•...,,,, There are slill some loose ends to Repubriean Ieader.• uk mg ' theni Qin$ Un 48 games with the Red11 after bat- in the matter to be tied and It . Surviving are five daughler,, . t somt1 ting .288 at Jersey CJty, \t'J·u de- might be • little early to tell how vo gwe rons1 deration to Mrs. 0. S. Clawson and Mni. R B1 Ude41 --.... Jmeraatlaul . 1·ews he would ,et o ut m 8 sp,:E. King, both of Beaufort N. C. · 1 Sandbag team, battled the rag• clde which position Kasko will the noose w111 be tied · 1 l . th c a : message da e y. next 1 Mrs. J. A. A 11,_.,_ -•es It at short, 1be governor announced som Pa u�r of Cabin I y. U be inCreek' 1 ing Cedar River in Iowa today i!' 1 Kasko wlll be at second. U no�. months ago that ,omething like House Speaker �g1:r C�ud, Mrs. - R. VanMeter of Beckley under threat of new ram from 8 then Ello Chacon, who bit onr1 280 000 perSOlll owed the state up- who has read from time to llm� and Mrs. A. E. Mathews, Alo-cm lomadf>.tbundt'\'Storm pattern that .181 with the RedJ and .266 at w� to $500 million for the car1. that �iSalle _doesn't . like his wa¥ Ohio; three sisten, Mrs. F. G. rP.ed the 1110utb-central Unit.ed Jeraey City last year, or rookie of their relatives in state ho&pJ· of doing �usiness. listened, Then Musgrave, Pt. Plea�t ; Mrs. Carl States. Jim Baumer, a .Z93 hitter at Satt tals. Some of the debts were 50- h� told D�lle he had co?1' up Caverlee of Zanesv1lle and Mrs. A. Spting'I first weekend llved Dt with nothing new. He said the B. �to, Poca; 10 grandchildren to its promised warmth for most Late City in 1990, will battle It y ld· nate might take DiSalle'a vi� and nme great grandchildren, . Se out for the second base job. ,-olle sa id he m ear of the p.ation but w.prm air melldd . . , tended 1o en. in DiSa . Willie Jonet probably will bf: force the law. He wanted to col· to co_nsiderar•.on. He drdn t know. Bur1'al was m Lone Oak Ceme- IIDOW that gorged the Cedar and lr:ept around for Infield utlUty lect as much 88 he could, Special He s.,ud the bill would be calleG tery under the direction of the ■-t floodwater, racing alooa 1be duty and pinch bitting purpose:9 staffs would be mobilized to carry for a vote the cext day lS Crow Funeral Home. Wlnnebagu, Raccoon and Lfttl,e ----·Re'a, slowed too much in the Deld out the operation. DiSaltc said, planned. It was passed 133-0. Sioux rivers io loWa. PT. EASA T Charl Bl to play ev�- day. N Democratic lead floor PL Ja r Authorities at Wab!rloo, JoWI. eu-1 e, �e, � however, he doubed that he could . � o I mg Route was l r ant the called ected bill bi-partisan z , braced for a predicted 19"2�foot The outfiekl IS set if Coletnan collect more than $20 million or L p I Clflt on the Cedar, .f'ii feet over sident unl>" of th� � Co re � in that everybody voted for It. H maba it at firat. ln tbei prden 90, . Unit of �e Art1Cicial Breeders res idential area flood atage and with Robinton win be Vada Pin• The governor received consider- said both parties wanted to do Corpora b:m. W. A. Barker, �th- the highest predlded creat in 31 IOO in center ud dher Post or able publicity on this action. SomP something about this matter. side, was nooned vice pre,�t, ye.an, Gu, Bell In right. of it could be considered gwd The difference between DiSalle and Marcus Weaver of Letar. Rt. National Guard troops moved Re1alaecl a.me Ru Eye from his point of view, But he and the Republicans appareatly 2 tlusurer. was not in JlWPO!e. lnS tead, it ,ecre� • into Mason City. Jowa. ud 1Poat regalnld his home run eye felt some of It W81J bad, that it ' was who shoulo pay and how Coun� Directors named were C. Red Crou launched � rt a got him ,u,nNG IN HIS rwo SCl�TS WOllH-Holmur, a bloodhound effo give Red, liberate e to d s the D was fter tealO last much. The bill approved by the C, Lewis , Pt. Pleasant: Clifford operations for 30 families "ffllOVe.l at th• Joseph A. Peel flnt devee murdar tr1&J at Fort hbn back from the Phillies and 8 bad lime. House forgives old debts, sets Jim- C�IOD, Masoo, �lfe Lee, GaJII� abtad of the w�. Otber Pierce, FIL, re1u a paw on the Bible to make like I witneu probably will go when the RedJ The Rep.ibllcans picked up the ts V/ere at polis Ferry, DavJd Roush, Letart l n a,1 hl1 ma1ter, Emry C. PlckNn, tut.lf1a about tncklna Ult o face left handed pitchers Bell ___________ its on payments, and apecifles Route danger plin 1 , Elmer Newberry, , ...•ttrt klllen ot Judie and Mn. C. .Ill. Obllllnportll. PMl, 17, which relatives can be forced to Charles City, Cedar Falla, Cedar the better Helder, wtl1 pl■� .;; te 2 and Albert Sleveos. Pt. Ra , Sac Jty ■n4 • D!Sall e·s version was con � pay. pids C the ComclaJ. Reel■ JO ■plnat rilhl-banded �:'C::u:i:-�= :-;:;.:i-•=��mol .o.e- P asant, Route 2· n s er bit a the tha tough ki� hurlen. h1a mooalbln1 and a.umben racket. Named to P0>1I .. Stale Dlrecpublican bill. That Juve, Jerry Lynch 11nc1 • Old timers figure DtSalle mlased t� were Clair, �!pottrill, West HOU.YWOOD (UPl l - Aetor· poaibly Harry Andel'SOD in re,. G. G. producer Dick Powefl will ..... the boat in his handling of th• �hla. !Mn: oerve. er, 11 year u master two ' matter. of cenmonlel for U. Ed Balley wW be the No. 1 • , te W W. Brown. �lart point They nnt Oul that much abor N H G L W (t!PI) TO gment of the •nnual � Hollywood IN a AS , Z Ha with oe c l<her •1•ln l eva rv rm Route o e • o Ytl!!; �".l": . and JfflJ -. both ol Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg ,_11, was done about the law during Emmy ■wards May IS. tt .... .. ■warded lo IIIIIOUl1Ced Sunda lll,\lJl'I ITANDAIII HI - 1.1111 Un OY Ofnlng whom wont with Seattle last - mahiecf "con1ldent loday Iha\ Con- tho last 50 year� App,renlly • d= y nlibL rod or!IU!�� --· -l him f bohbl .,... would approve most of routine e fort wa, mads to col• . The Cherub choir of the Heath ...,, bred cow •:.,.;hlcb p uce 400 � 41 !Co I"m ed f om P Bob Purkey U7-IIJ O'Toole President KenDeey's 1.25 mini- lect. There uever was mucb ez. 0 mo ; � ; � ll:I Methodist (lurch lbltde it, flrd erf1t ra . ...,. pffl<ll from past admlnistra- 1o' Otm anti - 111·18) will be mum wage bill despite ill Initial planalfon 111-IJ) chJr. morning Sunday appearanie · ame I er evmg, Douglu and . L s. lo 11 a: wmmng ...em a = he rlen along wfth J•J. def•at in t H�oe. 1 why lhe law w" ignored David Roush. W. A. Barker and ■to r g regula h g • I the of In aerclle -in , m The cbamplonshlp p e wu a , �wbo WU H - Ibo Dravet IMt Goldberg described Kennedy s Some rollecllons had '"'"" mads C· C· i..ewui. _._, Church Scbool hour. f1'tt'mg c11max lo an act•Nlrp&l:ae\l 1 ho as .. ode ......,,. pro rate t been bu t reasonabad cases of usands , m i,u_______ night which 1aw St Jo.eph's 'Jbe choir, which ii made up of liellOII, Tbe COll9ffllWI is that hie and I p edicted ble. ,, He r filed apparently th " ,way, on ,... ' ' Utah p In the Primary department. w or • O"Toolt anti Book, on the buill ti . last year the Stnale would approve It anJ grounds the hospilal�ed person, PT PLEASANT - Arrested by f ; •- • 011 e oda or ird new robea for tho flnl time Swt· of their Improvement local law enforcement ofllcen day u they sang. "Hosanna" and could lead the Redt out of the Senate-llouse conferees would bad to be taken care of and there dur g the week end :� : the tou:�t. ., Sher in accept It over the $1. 15 House- was no point in stirring up troug wvods. were Jff Department. Frllllk Harrah. P John Egan scored 42 poInt. and ''Tell Me 'Dle stories o[ Jet1.11. • pitchin Pomed · e approv measur rebl e. u too P, he! . h e eould If .-..AU.,n::wiugton, a perln- u-eroy, Ohio, bad check char,e: An. to the House,a re ec little Jnmes Lynam had 11 for st. Mrt. James B� . . en1111 leaders ita Brown, 21, Letart and Paul legislative Dem�ratlc • j t Ref _ o l his � Lut rorm. ld nl p year Deparbnent, the of wa, endent cGUJ ' In ' U Joseph s and tah s Billy M ob­ ul llon by one ,ole Friday of th• feel D1Salle would have eome off Rigg, 32 Letarl unlawf b ,cored 3' . the mar tboo whleh charge and Christine Coata ia 111 - only ..,. pma and lost five, ::...., Wggs. P ,.; ! y-bac Iii<' Goldberg waited ill. had he K until belier h l<ed but be 111111 ill eonalde!od one of � tali ; aul 320 ahatlered �ur NCAA �Ing reo- IICCMIP8llill. ld lost have We skirmish a re warrant · Wendell Wo}11D e was In session befor!! leg1Slatur , : u the eoutbpaw beat rel aervlce pitchers IIC'l'lpture ief The for coru h the pea wned ord tied anot er and but not the battle. I am confident firing his guns. Republicans would Henderson contribu wu read by Kennelb Smith. the fn the .,..,,__ ting to tho 0:an :;..,• hour I pi.,time· bave been off balance. Meditation wu lfveo by Patty TumfiqJ - rf)lhl bander Jim we will � the battle.'" linquency �f a minor; Kenneth � Set ■n pomll made by Goldberg But when DiSalle brought the Shirley. Parltenburg. lnvnlig• NCAA lournament n,cordo ..t EverlOII and the closJna -er - 17-ll he could give the, Olber indoded · ost l ll IICOl'ed l,f Bndbury, all pupils of Rids - ol the but bullpmo ill Sunday ID a TV lnlerview were : matter up month, ago, he gave lion ; Roscoe Redman, Pl. Pleu­ by by ary m po n -While Ccngms 11 not �ly the RepubUcam an issue they ant. lntomcation and resisting ar­ the bot!ne11. two � in 8 ,uia:Ie game (if.'l), the Primary department. to IO along with every detail of used to the fullest in their cam• rest. State Police: Alvia Lee Bar­ . tht, "1th 1-1 Brldga moit poiolll ,cortd by 8 team In Rohn for the cllolr were made Marahall 4 Kennedy"a priority bIDs. the law• paign. There were , few cases nell 18, Ken,a. draf racinf; A,r. Redo lo last year, al t b • Cordi ■n . ■ ,inlfe game UZI by St. Jo,eph"• by th■ ICloanor Circle ol It's hard to get along without a range, wfll glwe the Presldent where ea»er yoUDf allorneys. co,- oo R. Scarberry. 19, Letart Roule will be ID the bullpen. Howle makeno and 12D by Utah) . moot polnll churcli with Mn. Grace ,- Nunn, 11-1 with Rochetter and aub&tant!ally what be •tmts. lecting on a percentage bw, 1, drng racing; Herman B. Wehr• scored by .P team � 8 •ln&le tea� u cbainnaa. He d lined lo agree with caused some much publicized meyer,_ 50, Middle��- Ohio. _Jn. Jfff8f City last ...... lo, ec a refrigerator is almost a necessity. They're . m■y ■ ,on of NCAA loumament pl,yoff• _____ uther H. L Som Secretary bardshlps. e of the.. colleo- loxicalion; James Wilham Juhhng Commerce make the relief corpo. t Utah 366 and St- Jooeph'i 3114,. ·,tl\lJ, I Flvt burlen ar■ battllng 1M the llodaet tbal the n,ce,slon had hll lions --:ere Initiated years •go bul .,_ Hartford. speeding warrant : ond most field goala · Utah 50 and both included in this 3 room group.a-just other ,pob. � Include Claud. bottom. Goldberg safd it was too they hil the headllnes wyhen Di• Raymond J. Ridgeway. Si, New ..1 J ph' 451 Salle put the melter fn the ...,.. Haven, driving while lnlo>lcaled. Osllen, ..I wflh the Reel■ lut - to tell. :Cuu:.. ii,. four-overtime $595. yea,: Ken lllllll, • bartl-throwfng -Unemployment ID March fs not Democratic leg],lalive leaden tied an 'NCAA lotmleJ p PA'lff AWARDS f■ m any-below WIN in doubt no be could there said uch-II U te llbly wltb 6-t who ilandlr rJ&bl 1 la oil smo lo mt Only DiSalle"• ■lncerity. 11,ey cave him HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -A hone O•lumbf■: Jlm .......,_ H with the 1.7 million February rate. the Retll lllll IH lrllb NubvUJe; -Be II lludylng the poalblllty credit for bringinf the matter lo sod a dog hove captured lbe ofe11!': 111,J organw,I� te,t belWNII c..Jalu■ and North IUY .ON OU1 CONVINIINT ,WMS llfppl!mey<r. 1•u at Sat- ol llkfn, eo.,.... lo ulend "' a head. They feel that everybody 11111 4Sprln11 American Humane Assoelalkm"s C•rolln• stale. won by Cimlllus. � 11■: ■n4 Din Sleohoaoe. U-IJ at corporation -- the law �ill be belier oU when a new law nth annual awanlo as the best Ohl• Slale and ClnclnnaU domf. :' � � ban1llfl worlren fnMn holding un- " p,tlled and they feel DiSalle Sellllo. lllted the ■11.toonwnent leam. an . . w "aclon' ol 19!0. K I n i Mn Join, Tho plld>inf "'1lloolt l■ the best ion oll!ceo ff they have been con- ia enUUed to eretflt for lhi8. But lm■l llhlaot each wIth two alectkmL , In ith . advisor oo f -fn dt....,. a hll . an fn for •lclld cort■ln o crlme1 politically they l k at their Cotton the bor,e in lbe ..,vie . Goldberg the Redo _____ _,.,, ol o111.... ,... belt! II fflllcl lead toye beller tbfnp legislative thinned rano and '"Pope.'' and spud, the dog ill the for said many .,,.....,. felt th� was _ llan,y ■eleded • Cln!, np1 \his ,..,. ..hi!tt&h the with Alm needed In Council'. 1 Boolu iew prf,e-riggfng head•. ahon their v ol the tl l � TV serie■ ..My Thn,e Sons,'" were ----coa.rctfortt, ol electrfc equipment If'ere IA Audit• out ol ,_ wlth �•llllll the Patsy wfnnor, at the awards MIDDI.EPORT OHICI ANNE QUAST WEDS • 'l'ruleel and book offteen ol MIi elull■ a 11» �. Dode- IDCUllve■• . y nl ■tun a pt. ls s Tiloodorul Couae11 DaupfAn of 11111 _,,.,, Glarlii Buck. - ffl, ClrdlnaJ-. - 11111 Qflntl -He bu met with Atty. O.n . MENLO PARK. Calff. (IJPI) - pre,enlalfoo Robert F. Kennedy te dioeusa the Anne Quast, 23, former women'• _,. met FrftfaJ ovea!ng st �; lllllt Arnold. ,.._ fa the lequo. ta, -:■n4 Nanq stfnnlr. fonnatloll of ■ Joint JuslJce Do- national amateur foilinl clwn_____ the - of Mn. 11ury Sllbl- • cbaumanultty 111d healtb, �Labor Department unit pion and twice member of the Caml:11. oocllt the boob of the • •d '"'�� Pn,joell · wwe • ... ., bo lo look lnlo lo r racbleerfng. U.S.0 Curt.ii CUp -• wu morDurlnll lbe -1 bour t b t at di.trfloilltl be WO) Goldberg said the ROWJO- rl� .Sunday lo Dr. J. Donovan 1111'■ eondtlded by Mrs. S t 1 b l boob ryto iru It clocldod � paued mlnlmwn wage meuure lliicnr of Seattle. The eooph, 11111 Al-11n. l■d to 1w1n : wllb prfles u "'11111 t (ICllJd bill;· but he de- lefl on a honeymoon ,t an IDI· bid ,W-..S - - B l • h a r d (1111 ' 10 � tmd •lfn. Albert - fltl DOid _,.._ will ho ll ■ l d ; ellnetf to prodlct whether Kennedv d!selosed deallnallon alter cer,,. -,... _,.a bJ the TtM■aly AJ)l1I f. ill I p.m at the would ""' tt K tt were accepted monfe, at Roly Trinity Epl1COpal Rtfh.,_,lo 1 bJ _ Ibo Senate. y , Cbureb. bo,llla, ja Ibo ■iloft IQd ,lln. Lfl. o( lfn '-i<l Ral,■rt _.., n_. �-• - wen, ID- ------------- --------3 P.M. TO 5:45 P.M. MONDAY UDw � ... � ----llo -- � - - -· ....... lodQ' .. llllon. O,.1cy · s·1I ua1·10n '(r1·1·,ca I' tabn 1 I I I 0·1salle (et Trap, Got H"1mself lns1'de Its Jau_!S Pt. Pleasant News N tes I I :id � H •It Hard 8y it• s · day I I The Sign That Will Mean Longer Better Life For Your Car - • • SEE US TODAY = Taylor Calls It Stupid HACKETT'S SOHIO Phono WY 2°3977 Pomero, Cherub Choir In First Se ice s d M . ,..t: EY MAHOK L. JAM!S Mlnattr daL Yon olp for 11 a1-. _,. - C, . ----- 125 I. MAIN ST. Phone WY-2-2171 t lo � Daily E,,epl Thur•day 9 lo 12 'r v • 127 . J20 th IED IOOI­ 595 _ and Ruth Ba1'ley Is President Of Busy Bee Club , in � ► LQ A House �ull Of All $ Hew furniture LIVIIO 1001 IITCIEI- PASSES OUT S200 , , , IN 20 MINUTES ry. Neecl money In • harry? Don't wor Phone III for I last O.K. Thea stop la ancl pick up 70ur money. Low eosl. Conlldea, 1 . '°"' i ,me. eer':-�• "'"•- '.?.•. ,.'i! =� pred•,cts $1 25 Wage Min,·mum ::"ii.., �"':.! � i:i. _ n: • 'I I . N '::In� =� -nl - Baker Furniture 0 -•-, =,Hay.."""--,,.,.,... =.,�.:";� - • -- for """- tt--•• l: T� w.ci., Thun.. Gei Double YOIU' PurdllN ill Poll Pirrol stamp, -� - CIO'IIIIII ..... MIDOLIPoaT, ONIO Home � Name •incl MM:hantlla se"'ieu DOUBLE POLL PAIROff ffi\MP DAY$ BAHR CLOTHIERS l'Jooaot .,.. wtapo\-with 8ameleee electric heat-wonderful for to..,·P!,p, aDll ba111tl. OtllO POWER COMPANY. _ JI 'I • , c·L--'er Ch..-h $e icesAre Announced a::.� s;;;.:: 'i � Spot Light Show Of The Week ''The Platter Party'' .. GET A CASH LOAN TO OUTFIT '"Wb■I About r111111t• To S. .,,,,,,_,,,,. Sp■cial ·� - wtD ·be day, "lltM1 !O llfot"".-� ...,.,_ttti,lan wt1b the AJ. held ill 1:11 'p.bi. • . h! a..i. __ II» 11:!arprfN BV1I oladl. lfn S1111ta. wfll b■,._ '1911 ....... wfll haft III lfi, II I p.,n "" lill""1Dt ...,;.. ...,. wfll 11cr 1op1e. '"ll■arllll,,,. a..• - WI 11'- mlllllc it S:IO bl 1,t Gaod rrldoy w,ltw wtD Oli lbo •- - lhl ,.ltl Coonhold f'rldq 111 1,_, p.111. � w...,_ · YOUR WHOLE FAMILY w.... -- th lmndliMI -'• In tvw• "!i!t ...ii-Wlil...., , ilPfflll -· Just pick up ,aur phone. then � pick up )'11111" loan. ,,,... C ('nltfl\iHf $21 to $1000 .. .... ... - ..�... Qll'4 � ICONOMY SAVINGS & LQAN CO. R.W1 $ht Sten O•im•- Will II■ .in.I. - bapl II t 1.m w1111 1 lljlld■l tor - ••- oG 1'a b■ltl Jifttr"1l bJ the lbldq Scbo■1 aG0 W I MIDIIL__,....__..,,, !?ft2<,!W..l!n;m t!,11 . . -, p11■•so=a:=&d 1.o.--------...11 11 I UII. flultdl,J, c:ltllMI lollowfli,. . - �......... - -·· ' . . � ��.;:-Rn. ; THRU FRIDAY, ALL AmRNOON ,,, .. .. al ,n t; ON SATURDAY ''The Most Popular Tunes ol the Day'' t YOUR HOST Jfm Lohse 1390· kc WMPO •• ·kl , er �. _ ---,:: u-_ vo =,Z = = = o = .. = = c ,r.= = � ;-:: o ; E A:-: c:S -: R R ERN E AN L I -- -:F= O r-"!'.;.,--------------------pow system rful elecl rical to � [ ANNUAL JINANCIA L HPOU -. 1 50 ,000 TOMATO SEEDLINGS. 1 J . . IALIM TOW N IMIP for apphance-s, lightefficiency N ' R d p . M . Cowde y Lo o "'��:• Ff��� �!�, l!Hnl:in, r � 25 3�� mg and safety , Low �t M'rV• B:�o:. Decet11Dtr JI, 1"1 K'e. Free estimates. Meigs Elec· ·I f up tncal Serviee. WY 2-5 (9a) MARINE SUPPLIES 3tc 3 320 23 I TS T� ; SUL : �:5lf RE LE .. - FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDAB , n f Gallia L·-m · ...... ._, and vm •-• ,. Pil<e ...•oun<y . - $2,092 2tl, $2, 0Z3 70, · .. 11,,.?l,-t'IB 00 1 Ha If o the ten soulheastem , .x - -�----- ---- , Tu Valu•tlon ,U IS IIPF.CIAL8 RATES Le•y .73. $159,220.80. 526 $154, . Any house up to 6 rooffill treated Ta• �4 00 .1 Ohio eountie� showed an increa'ie i remains the only one of the eoun· • n Mercar, 18 'I. p Htfi .OO o Ohi Lanwavme, t cents pe1 word, one msert1on Minimum cDarge--80 o w, .a», -.,o.57 •• fOr TERJM=• u:..:l, •= """· Any �·F.� , ...,.g - 12,"""' Mueh 2,., 11111 in sale of prepaid tax receiph , ties lo still be ahead of I e s t n • ..-,11ent1. ti cents per wurd for three consecut1Ye lDSertiona. , n Mer-carJ 'JI e. p, 15fl.M o n o tc ed hes , e .. , c a $179,408.14. for ro treat room $172,13.1.87, figures. year fiscal year' l ov11 :i March ending Speci.al---0ne muuth for j(J cents pt!r wurd. Wl't'k 00 the i pu�t h�•e:: ,-�%�:r t� t J] ...,, , n- for o ft. P. MttCUl'J Outfil �. $!. INSURED. GUARANTEED. F"ull rate of 4 rent.s per wurd will tu, charged tot ad• Pa ul Mon t1omery, I The figures of the ten countie� J11cksoa - $5,341.41, '8,0I0.39,, er the same period last vear • MOTORS METROPOLITAN Town,hlp Cltrll . ver\Jsmg U not paid w1thm 10 day, atter receiving tnll. TERMS•. This is a SPECIAL v,. ....-·7•• -· ·7'0· 51 , "� s o R �. showing the totals for the weeks ..._ They were Gallia, Pike. Gl!Nl!"AL TOWNIHIP PUNOI 111D E.a8' Maia Blrffl. Pomero1 1 ' Errors tn .-\dvertismg--Shnuld be reported lmmed1■tely. , � · ACQUAINTED PRE-SE, 1 G .51, $9,253.2'. 769 '4, a WffDN ending March ll, 1961 and March L l'be Da•l:v Sentinel will nnt be re1;pons1ble for more tban c�nml and ��aC:.:.i� PbtoH WYM171 In lim ted amt is offer, SON i ! l' u u y 5.39, 3, $.rl7,4?9.17, Obe tncorrect msertJun Total p TaK t r for ( 12 i960 and those for the riscal $30 83 1-20-tfe I .. IM5 7'1 . Special Notices of Events, Sl.25, Card of Thanks ..od the same business nearly .-l .1f All Funds) ---- -... ....-· " - .., _ - 12·'""· starting July I, 1960 and Me,.. years J� � --for Mt wurd mmun.�in Eal'h ado.uonal word, le. , 8 century. TOPS _ ALL TER- f�!:�fi�:.,:•;.,. . . $116,586.Slt, $118,630.71. ( 1 4) FOR RENT July 1, 1959 £oUow: , ann F1n Inn. II MITE CONTROL. Mrs. Eugene s. 1(.,.o Tu Ob1tuar1ea published at 1 cent per word. • , 7 512 l! Go 1 ernmen � 4 ,. $6,475.98, L Pike - $2,430.41). 85 467 $6 $1,1152,52, Athena WORDS 1 DAY 3 OAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. APARTMENTS - Furnished and Conde. Anne Sl., p , C't'OV. O. othl!r - lrredueiblt, Tu I I mfunu!hed McMasters. Middle- Phone WY 2_3414 fl6.362.60, $74,365.31. $4.50 $1.33 90c 60c 15 $300,428.'19, $319, 150.�. tHt1 <Mln11tertao 3 ii 30tc Gu . · 8000 no ollne Ta:t $6.00 Sl.80 U 20 60c 20 $6,732.M• Rol!II - $9,815.lZ, �I •u:i.e:i , port. Phooe WYi 182L Auw Ke11stra.t.ton $'1.50 $2.25 $1.50 75e 25 $483,792.29. $47l,080.l2, JW <Hl I i ONE FIVE ROOM APARTMEN'I'! THEISS REFRIGER T� � , Do ATION . " n d Union VeterThe Daug�:'; Ads rt.ecelved by IO A. M. will be ln tbat day'1 paper. turn d R Sclo&e - $l2,2'll .?2, $9,894.• nd with bath. Pbon, WY Z-36G it! i ApphanN" Service meSbc· a Checks UrJ.09 Gu, am will meet Monday n ight at 859Jl9. $791i, .17, 257 $774, 80, notn 2.Gen.) · '�:� eveniwls WY 2-3319. PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 11- 17.f.fc 1 Commercial. Contact R o g e r Tut.. eL..,IPh --• R·-••J _ Eote� IHUO.ll! 7:30 p.m. aI the D •A • V, HaII ,n u.. 88, $152.88, ,,...,.. Vflllon - _ ...,...,_ ThPiss, Racine, Ohio 2-2I-30lp I P&YMl N n . PomeroY. Among those wfio entered HoJ. 511.56, $32,612.821. Gt1nen1 1!:xecuttv• ii•rvlee E . 5 ROOMS A.ND BATH, �-- · - __ ____ '---.,-,.,-,�="::':'.::':'.:----;------::---:-�,----• i HOUS I t:om�nHtl o on of Truotf!e. s 1cers 2:111.00 Off' nd ff St Th e • a a z �ospita1 over the past weeker 8 Cole-st. . •o...-..-•-., Near MaFor S. • � oo Comp•n�auon ot Clerll. .--...II ( I ) NOTIC ES Sisters Pythian Temple, Meigs included : Sunday - Gilbert Motor vehicle sales tax collec38 end l:JtpenM er Oth 11nd 28 Travel :.I........ sun Hridne Call Howard Cecil, ppllH u ! a Genn .1 O S o.. d Ave. , Cal· lions in the ten counties. showing .. .,r::,52.,. · Ie, 404 iX'\.:On 60 !1 will meet this coming Monday M. cl!c TERMITE AND PEST COSTR I llESTAURANT EQtllPMENT- or n nn0- C' i •.Total c�n�ral Elr.eeuu ve ,,._�,Ihs, Hesnor Gas CeiI ing ______ _____ U services s 81u7 evening at 7:30 at the K. of P. vin C, Cousins, Jr., Kerr. Roscoe those for the week endmg March by Fah1o. Fr"e lnspeclioo. Insur· "-o 1 gar• with APARTMEN1 11 1_961 and tor the fiscal year ROOM 6 ? ull by Natiunwule. Phone R. heater. two big window exhaust C. Lee, Rt. 2 V inton• Mr�. Sam- , r :�ri!� 1:�P-;�1e . . . . . . . . . 1 MI OO Hall in Middleport. starting Ju]y 1, 1� follows: Ath, T / ttad A, suvit·e StallOa WY i. fan.� . Compri'ssor watrr rnoler, age. 143 Butternut. Pomeroy. ,",',',', •,•,·'•... •m••,,•,�'· "' . . . . . . . . . • M.oo Mrs. Dale Dutton. president has uel E. Fowlkes, 2414 Mt. Vernon 2-21-tlc WY•2-5127. Phone canokikhPn 2 �tools, l eounter I e, '112,"" · .,., .. 426-dc Carried Forw ard 1 86"47 announced that the Middleport Ave .• Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. William ens - Do Week]Y fgur �=�-��=�-c�- � 1 ..,.,___ • ......, To m 1 t's-I large "nd 1 small. TRAILER 444 .02, a1li a 38, $2, G , l4ll.'lG. IIII 'I h i s Booste will meet Band I w. Main tion a loc Good SPACE, St. Shelton, 421 Thomas _ , n $52 ;:, ::r u �� . ard ! Pi ' o E � I H WE \VU,L SF.LL YOUR U I- rt> nrh fry� r . st0"e J ars afld I 315.89. $2,278.ll, $61, Hockmg thh•ld w Taxes He111th Monday evening in the band room Pomeroy, Carl Casto, Rt. 1 Harri. Skalt-9, l.i-uns, Bows. Goll l'luhs, 1ugs----rariae 1 ty J To 20 gallo s, corner lot. Inquire Ralph Martin for mnr1r� Bt>ard1 of ligore weekly D Jackson _., D , 11'1,a 1 850 L,oc,.ist Stn:-et, Middleport. Hulth . . . , . . . . . . . . s ��, 'It at 7:30. AlI parents are urgt--.1 to sonville• Mrs. John Dwight Sick81cycl�. etc. Wrile or ea!! ThP root beer nmns-new. olrl fash- l c�meterleR l' ompenaatt on ,., 51, ...,.. , 15 ""'-P ;,...._ 371.37. Lawre!lCfl - $3,066. $98,• Jes• Ja•k•• or Officer. and Employe■ 1 407.7B 'i attend• .,.,,. Naom,· El,_.. .., ""n• M •' •• Sport"R Ceuter, M1d d le oo r' Ph ionOO d ining table. other old fur- �=�==��==� �= $58,&28.• To 1un v • MAR. 28 - c i i 2.l -60lc beth Bond, Jackson, Raymond 765· 80•. Meigs - $l,602.&9, WY-2-3633. ;�1•.,.��� u: - �· · · · 239 AND HOUSE ROOM EIGHT sell Will antiques. and niture �1 11 -Total c�m•t•ry 11:.'<P•n.e . . • 647.29 The Friendly Neigh�or C l 11 b Johnson, Rt. 2 Well8ton, and Mrs. 31. Pike - $1,267.2', $46,580 14.- -"" � seven room house ·, One 5 . r"--· IJAIHY BAH, Midd]('port , rei:isonable. C..·� ll Ma,·,·e .,"'t<',n•r, Huhw11y1 S JACK Ross - $4,596 .67, $160,293 72. Scj., ' -· Ma1nt�11.11--;;-�� ■nd Rqatr . . 2�3_ 13 will meet Tuesday night at t h e Dan Jooas, H untington. ;. ,687 .. . Y 2- 25U5, M,iddl (' l.'°rl · or Erner- apartment. A. N. Bengel, Ph. • feamres fish sundwkhes with \V oto - no weeklY 6gure, "'" ••••,"•"'",", •"d R•P•ir l'i . home of Mrs. Charles Lega,. S aturday - Mr,. Jamea·Eugene , Ch es on I me. , tfc 3 2 WY i l. G . -12. 2 T 7-777' . :; . c •�.tl 6 3 2:i l I t he g11perior taste. . Vinton $2 . 4,5 , rew of rn nan� e M111nt Ladies r R•pal •nd The Auxili a ry D Hobart Sa Cheshire, Mrs. 02 nbo , -- - -. $'i'75 M 26.73. " 3 24 3tc :-· I v M . ApartED LARGE . UNFURNISH · . ·l!IEE US FOR 1-'EED NF.IWS AND I --___. . . __ . _ ___ _ __ ., Webster Post 39, American LPgion n,,.·." · · · · nae · ·. ·. ·. ,,',·"' L > Expe JJUnaJd Dye, Evans, w, V a, Mrs• Total( Hl1,1hvny R __. ment. 2 room� furnished. 206 , l:mployeca Rellremmt , FlJRNJTllRK or any U5t!U . Cu1&om Grinding. Mhldlepurl lJSED Legion hall, meet Tuesat the St· , Coogo Economy WaIter W· Bunce , 969 Ash 21,ua will l 25 ti ltl'm. &>e lhe Trading Post flrlll Mulberry Ave., Pomero.1- . Call • We repair al] types of radl- <To-..nablp S hare, . . . . . . . . . . Ferd M:IIL day at 7 30 p.m HollF. Pauline Miss Middleport , : Near 'Disaster' 3 25 3tc 1 ators, from heater cores to ����:� ::r �:�t�:n. . . uu, to save money. 3 6 SOk WY 2-3028. For workmrn'1 comJlol'llo will berg, _Wellston, John James Ma- LEOPOLDVIlJ..E, 'fte Cong., club Gai:den The Wildwood WANTED-Gang fightr r fo r down· the . largest truck or tractor ! u 183 -83 meet at the Circle Restaurant for son, Coalton, and Luke Thacker, ( town ratdm. M_ust be ub lP t.o l 195 1 Allis . Chalmers All Hydraul- Ntt'E APARTMENTS. MiddleJ)�rl. oth:: Mrs�n.ineou� · ci.;rk'• UPll -The Congu was plllllginll r. a diato r 1137.82 • 1 11.�a, 12111.!l."H 900i 3'54.34 dinner, on Wednesday March 29, Columbus. use knuckhfll ,t,Jl.h �kill W! l"e , ir with 3·14 plows, c'orn planler, Furnished, 3 rooms and bath. toward eeollODllc disaster toda:, te t e . . :1 27 :.lip rnltiv:ilors. To b<.' sold as one First floor. Also, unfurnished, 4 Paladin'11 Pal. Blrlhll at 6:30 p.m Members are to be I ���!� Pra�rn�n°t� .v : : : : : . . I rooms and bath. Phy WY 2·3874. for ___ ,Vlf'keyed while rival polii.:_: 1 . •• � IO N D R■TtRIMINT &ND - R11 11- I • um·t . .I amf's I\Ioummg. "" on the park ing 1ot by 6: 15 p.m A i ,...,.rt. D onaId M ar1ID Kuhn ' Wa- positions of power. IINKING FUND■ (6) LOST AND FOUND road St .. Middleport. Phone WY 6tp Phone WY 2-2143 . ---- - -- --- -3.25 ! Genm 1 l"roP•�t�c;�:T� . . . . I tO!IS.7'1 business eession will fnliow the : lerloo Star Rt., son, 6 p.m Sun- A report by the United Nationt Pomeroy, Ohio 1 3 25 3 .p MODERN 6 Room HOUSE, bath, , ; day, Mrs, Roy T. Snunders, Rt. civilian op,2ration said inflation., l lnhmtan,:,e Tu . . . . . . . . . FOUND - Ladil's wri!!l1.t.1td1 1I 2·:J52:l. 2_ 45 dinner. 1 · garage room, brk. basement, MiddleMain. and 2 41.h of corner ::,: MlddJeport Volunteer Fire De- , t Gallipolis• son.·, 10 :55 p.m Satur- sagging production, 8 breakdowa - , ���!�.. Ch•rlli ,., i:.:.ii�� and OIL FUEL GAS. ot ' T Peeelp it!enliund ools h sc lo clooe Located flll'-] roa.l h:, a L1 h,wt• 4 ean . _ Kr' Williams, in communlcatiooa BIid general i., Owner . . . Sl l:it1:u partment ' s " Meet Your Firemen day. Mrs. Melvlll port. INSURANCE (20B\ 5UMMAR • • • o •• 11tATtoN5 tree , for Jlp . 25 Call 3 ' nm:-es t,s 2-2072. a Ca!I WY 0 estim ·ul Call fo, own. y,,,g ••to C C 2 RI . fy'·ag and p · 9 Y , u • •• , r, 7 : 35 security is causing 8 "rapid di-■ l Night" and safety program at the · ' rown 1ty ' daue.i 1 PRO, NSURANCE Fu"d• RuN 00MPLETE I J ' , Midd1eporf Abbott & "'oreman �Ip 2 van integration'' of the coun.try's ecoa,7 WY 2·2941. " GHOUND FLOOR APARTMENT, . Balanr•. J1mM:1 1, 1 � Middleport Higb School auditor- p.m Salurd&y• Mrs. Paul I m n . Life A.uto, p·rre pOI lG tect" <C!trlf.'11 . . . . . . . . • 4:J:111.H ium, Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. There House, Wellston, daugtiter, 3:50 omy. . _ ----. -&-IO-tk 5 rooms' bath. basement' .hard- Call noo Mills, Middleport. 0!ue Rece1pt1 llnrlu• S I -· __ ___ Year . . . 1228'1' .72 AUT.O_ SALE (8)--·· a.m Saturday. M rs. Charles W.3.I• _ -· _ _ ___ ls 1he wah!n;:ife you drmk? Bad wnocl floors, Youngstown kite-hen _ __ ___ There is a growing realhatlon of _ _ _ __ __ ______ Total Rtice•vts and Ba! anr• !680.:1.Jo will be no admission charged. -llllfl. !17 ker, Rt. 2 _Cheshire, daughter• U: - the nation 's plight among rival 1959 nu:·cK VS LaSabre _$2 . 095. waler kills millions yearly. . Je 1262 Powell Street , Middl�port. OUTBOARD MOTOR and boat m- ::r.��'.• o���:.;:;e.:'":i� meet will WCTU Pomeroy The 1000 Hard top 4 duur. Powel' steeri r,.; . I.est FHf.E. Walf'r Softeners, Phone WY 2-3200. 3JTl!I 33 at the First Baptist church, Tues,, 48 p.m Friday. .. . 3 27 6lc • surance protect.ion. All risk tClerk'tl . . politicians but they are having dlf. 0 11 • e Disc-barged e rl dr Joe.al owm'T. Tu One iv . lron Acirl, �ulphur. Gas, Dirt im coverage. $3.50 per $100 cover- �:�:��;: ;.ut:i� . • . getting together ro do sme ficu1ty :m_,7 p.m. day, et ?:30 LP WAN TE0 • Balan ce l.11 D•paaltory, HE Very clean. Blaetlnar's. P tn- and Odu Remover Chlorimn- -(l 7) � arged over t 1l e thing about it. disch Patients • Barnes nsur age. Simpson I MAR. 21 b -1 eroy. :, 25 Git· ors. et<'., 11l half price. Domes- Sell Stu4io Gi�I Co�eli� in-your ( ance Agency, Middleport. Phone ••�:�:i ;�/ 0t�� T0Wi.1h1: :ii!�: , The Past Ma trops of Pomeroy past weekend tncluded Howard The Leopoldville regime of rr-. tic und_ Public. W�ter �upplr neighborhof)rl. Make up to $5.00 1 WY 2-2!!03. 25 aotp 8 1Ci��t•,�•��•n .•:. 1_ �. . . • ,338_54 Chapter OF..S will meet Wedne!:!• Guthrie, Mrs. Susie Henke, Mrs. ident Joseph Kasavubu and � s -= GOINI Cl"11n Used �an RMelp11 D11r1n• Yea, sh- per hour · Full or part t•-•. I l.:orrectmn a Specmlly 1808 �3 Emmet Shuler • Frank Coatas•· i.o. mier Joseph Ileo haa been trying u,K- BARNES-SIMPSON lNSURANCII Tobi Rrcrlpts a nd H aiiin{"� 4IO'l':e7 day at the Masonic temple with . A.II Makel and Model• mai� J<'REE · Terms · CryItal· Write Charles Cobb, Jean Mrs. F. W. ayment■ ur P Ruby Vaughan. 670 S. r l . 2 ; a •·-to arrange a meeting wllh Ibo 0 D 1"� Ve 2 :_!1 1 a W A!l e hostess Glenn as D Mrs• • Mrs. EuRene Conde · Anne St· • St M 1"ddle rl .AJ.z-· 3 � 3tc Age t5, Middl port F re· ,..... B■lan•·e. nrcemb,r Jl, tAGQ MET ROPOU1'AN MOTOltS ' S pauIIne HOJib,rg leftist regime of Antoine Gizen.ga M tr A l ong, rms c1er S . . . 1 .. . t t•, ·2neu11 members a re requested tu attend. Mrs Carl Cheney and infant l!OTI• - - -- ' mobile. 8oods Pbo11e WY 1, Out■tand GOU-4!00 F.all Maill s,. Pomeroy . 0. Phone WY 2-3,14 -·• �n !n• W•rrant1o · n Stanleyville but the deal bU MAR· 30 · 21m. ANO ..,.._J<&EPING WITH MAN 1-2'1-tl er a1, tllflO . • • • • • tlmmb . · t ,.51.71 I Pume-,, Obin 3 II 30 c assie and mfant M M Larry e� . 11 811� In n Df!J>olitor, ---bo over ---a aile. down , gged --dinner a general office experlenc.- qualDe •m 1 fl8 3 7 · There will be chicken Jordon inand Lavern Mrs. , n so ' . Cleophas Kamilatu, preaident of 1000-DAH T \.' - l'li�r'.;Hx -J2.0!:15 . 4 SI NG ER ELECTRIC (2 1 ) RE�L ESTATE for office manager. Good e '!;!t1� ·.,; ,,:'11 · ,1ffld,' �2 Mt at the Letart Falls Commun ity PORT�RI,F.! ified Ba<��c�.• � anu■rr 1 · 1911D , . � st_ and bt st er• k e 1 , Leopoldville Province and desigI G f daughter Herbert nt , i o.u pr Group insurance salary. d uor st"d <m 6 t a M 30th y a rch a Thursd hallhall g 11 I mt' _ Sewin Machine complete with I FOR SALE : FOUR ROOM HOME Be�o!!1;,, 1ouf1!1i-"vear :·. ·. . \:f�:: ' . ies Dan, a,,tl this uni.! show s ,iltachmenl'I to zig zag, mono- · gram. VaCiltion plan . Excellent p.m Tickets are available at the Mrs• Nellie Pickett, Mrs. Lewis oated by Ileo BA a go-between,, . I .,. heat, furnace coal with ath, TntaJ Rer,rlptr ■ru1 na11n.,. 20RII n I b __ , sald Gizenga appeared eager to iw111 . ht man, hfst of l''.1rr . Push hu tlon shIft. grnm, patch and make button- I opJlOrlum ies for rig mnt■ Dur1n1 Yu r . i!l394:t9 l doors, adults $1.00, children 50 paugh' Mrs. waldron Jen,_, fru ll• be�Ies and la_rge garden· l'u t al� c e, O..cemb er , J B Meadows, Florida 1eeo UnMrs. f Rex D Blaettnnr s . Pomeroy. 3 25 6l(' holes. Pay off bala ace � The ily Write a c-o Box 688-B, -, . so ,, . . talk but demanded the con erence · Just outside of Racme Corpora• ourc1u11'1) . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . ,...._18 I cenls. e C. ith K W n lso oger Mr Airport roe, l StanleyvWe 1 at · Obl° place Sentlne Pomeroy, take • :;_� otis Bailey, 311 ' Eastern High School Varsity l!l50 f''OHU. HMO lrrms lf desired. Phone WY 2FOR SALE: 3 23 Btp J��':!:.z!� 811 j 24 stc -tion. T 1 1 r 1 ony K c ee, T ower, troops, controlled U.N, is by which ' e e """' oe , --- ------- t D•lance 1n DePOaltor�, Lettermen s Club will hold a skat• 324 .lC __________ CHEVHOLET. Gorn! condition, 2204. ecemb r 31 1960 D be , Joan d talks Wel th on, Owens, I Gary 7 e held Mn1 Ileo demanded · g and dan-- - - - --- - - -.==�== I ( 1 8) "5 ..... party at the Skate· r:ii 27H/1' m •- Chea1J . F' i�t !'runt� • K1·ysl1me ti tc -1 MPLOYMENT F...fl" E 'V 'ES HO� SMARTEST THE Mrs. Parker Manuel Bailey, at some "really neutral" .......t "t"'"' J 24 :Ill) A-Wey Roller Rink• March 30. wallpniM'r from Cross Hard• --Rich a rd Barrett, Mrs. Sheets, r stood today matte the There WANTED m. :30 50 Admission p. 7:30 to 11 Legal Natice 195g ENULISII t'U I W Prt'1ei"I. warr.. Delightfol new Spring pat- =�-cc Harley Swisher, Brenda Bradford, and it appeared neither aide WBI �--��� MIIIH COUNTY, OHIO cents. 17 GIRL, ears-old, in job want!I ,$895. All new tires. �pol\l•ss lighl te rns now on display. EconomOrt, Hubbard, Admlnlitrator r PO e m ••• RO om a r f ••• • ME Y - 0-ro at tM E•t•t• M • • •• A candlelight communion serv- M s· Gary Spears, Mrs. E I 8 0 n willing to give in. .--•-, home. Help mother u,1 ue r·nus HI ae11 · ical\y priced for romplPle home good """""' , · 11 . .,, ry 1-inuer. Sprln1er, De,:,eu•d. , Spencer, Mrs. Robert Canter m:d ·-..o,k a,,d ••... .., of home with bath, hot w a t e r nar·i., I,om1! roy. 3 2,1• Cit· dl"corating. Cross llardware, with hoo""''" No. Hl.480 Ice will be held at the Mornin infant daughter, and Mrs. C a r I m -- ·-· - · Plalnt . heating, downstairs hBR beautiStar EUB church, Thuuday 1:1.t 3 20 7tc children. Write : <:-o Carman .,. Id-d..leport. _ .M FOR S1\LF.: 11l!i7 lnlernatinnal mnert· ces irep rquet ri I f £loo I f u n g. a p a 2 ' , tb"" p.m. "JI Is Finished" will be KUi:� e n K •·•• Rest Home ' R. D . 3' Pomeroy ' - ,,, �, ·� "' •··••••• ·· 1 Pick-up haH Ion. Priced to llt' IJ POWER MOWER, 3 ;n. T',re WaAm0•I A'"·• wue n 0d• d•0U. :I 24 3tc sun room, large veranda a n d the topic- of the sermon by the Ohio. NOTICI -by the first of lhu month. Swat • �oon Nnrrow Gauge 14 in. Land 1h t g d' A l II!,'• reccor m o e m·dn·••t -· --- -back poreh. 3 bedrooms upstaIrs Kethr.vn M■e Rene.to who■- 1>l■ ce Rev. Francis H. Glazier. of reeldea e .. t■ 11133 Zt!l"s A5J1l1.1nd. P one WY 2-3535. plow . mowing machine, hay . WIimo n t llo. d, ng departml'nt, nursi the of nnrt I one very Iarge t . Located on Charlott■• Nortb Caroll.rla, Will lall■ r1'20) BUSINESS APRll. 1 3 23 61:c rake, For sale or will trade for nice Jut on M airl Street n e a r notice that aa th, s11t d■J of .,111111_ l --- -- -- -·-· ___ ' T es of ChesIer MethO- those patients who were listed as 1e Lad t SERVICES ary, 11161 . th■ uoo,,,,,,,., 0"' ••• · toc k· GIenn E · JeweII · ives 1 Pa"' •••Juded w Holter, M r ,. ., 0 J.;,,, MEHCURY 1,�1ontclair 1795. H'Lgh .x:·hooI w1·th nJce view of bard. Adm1n1m1,..,. at ti.. Blt■t■ ., dist Churcll will hold their annual fair ,. • . • M•ttl• M■rl■ llF.rA.m t 135. MY Sprt Ph. . ROOF n SPOUTIN<. m, . Downington , 8 3 cn■ed D , (UPI) Lee, Heber BRUSSELS• Be'"'um Roscoe Baker Selmer A , t Hard top 2 door. f"im•st and he 'f!i• bl• a,..uuon ,,.in,t 7"0 tn ih, market Saturday April l at the •-- meta1 work. The Powers nver, Double garage acc-essI· tn•d 0 su,,,,,. 7tc 22 3 ro • a Get n.. Bell Carr'· Mrs ·nk �-'-·· -, , c so G •·· . , artou. P .,.. .... &:,, owD a em11-.:e • LWZiS .., Pr o aeries Mereur", ble from fronI or rear. T o t a I pr■J"ln• • for , Mal(, Co11n1y, Ohio, front room ol Masonic Buildlng. n , and thit1 one 1� · th• Ille of th■ e ntlr• :::•2301. WY Company, •• M L1es Dan rs. J J ph ones, JI ose , aJI, nounced tndaz he will resign Ill really clean. Mer ruryomalk. GRAVELY TRACTORS and At.......,.'· 00 A 4 per cent Ioan lntf!rfft 1■ th• tallowini d-rlbed All kinds of baked goods, eggs , '"""" price :I 2 aotc w real 11t■te ln whl,h vou . Clayton Barrett• Mrs . Kate a resua ve or ha Mrs . Blaettnar · s, Pomeroy . :l 2.'i , 6k l,ehmeal,, New 8., u,ed. Com, .. 11 of • 8Jlnglng rebull •w• -·• ca 00 Ith bl:lIaoce about ••= rt claim ta ha-■ ■n actual or coatln1ent and potato salad, also woven rag ;;p;tuUU. Sheramn ere■L th11...1n, lnt Plummer, Casto, Ray fered Social by his Christian ER N A.UC'rm a be buyer. by d Bume S E I rugs, and other items will be eold. Whitt, Mrs, William 'fhabet and ( REAI.-CnEAP m-1t; Dorlge l'tl\lflf' , plele purl• aDII �pair 11ervb. REASONABLE RATES Catholic) party in tbe general REALTOR ..,., a CUCKLER, C , Farrel C. o. N ar 1 l tra r1 al111 used foU Tb• , a,td a do n owl g B � . g 1 V<' ry ood Phon 1951 molor. t� riwated In th• County of a •at Swift. Henr u , 11 I ,u A , o G ARANT , Sunday. elections •-, ,, y U v ., of rac ■ Mel • cou n.,. F1!:■ BOX 229 PHONE WY 2-3830. . Stale of Ohio and Town of 3 2'·• 31 µ law■ mowers. Ant• ·rllN deal- S Tl8P.\CT10N WY ','""O ..,. . ________ M11111 _ _ _ , s adminwere blood of unlls Two racuN bounde Md'.., 0. --� --- --•-- • L ..-ti. ar C..U d alld Eyskens said he will submit to td •• �EIIKNCB DEED: Vol n. Pal!■ er. Gravely Traelor 81111H and lollowo: Beln1 • part "'deftrib · • two ■ere 131 , DH Cou K•eord■ nty. jstered aI the h osp1taI on Satur• King Baudouin later In the day M�l.ia d ,,a -,i.ler , Obla .,.,,.,, � 12 m·rvIte, ,'hOff WY ,-•· L11t con"tfed w Elllhi B■rl (9) FOR SALE n■�r bf Ohio, Hiram Wahon, commenC!ln1 -- -- ----on 11 8-22-3().IJI F.a11t Main Btrttt PomrruJ. He made 1he announcemenl •-' ""' Parcel Na. 3: The follo-..tn• de- , day · r, hu (t va -l , d n a ,ut __ t _ · ty l ru1rec1 _ t --_ _ __ m S'l'HAW, Turn rii:tht HAY _____ d lot■ dtu■ted In Ibo, Vlll111e l<!rlbe _ Fron< S<Noet at lh■ e■- 1 1ld1 of ,. ,,,,,, J ,0 - IF YO WANT REAL qualHJ s mem e w1 meeting ore be, 1h 'lh f , _ •• .,,. ,,a - , c,,,,..,,.. r •-·• U B■r1 n1er Slrcot on th� Nortb .ad� " 7 sceond, ,8t K roy. l{t :�o .,,., ■ d n n d T n l O ERTI TMEN 11n: of PROP INVES ! .,.., ii � of b coa.. party Catbolic-Lfberal his of I flfllle n fool ■IJ■y: lh.nc,e north ::t' . �: t r; .Lllla...i.'Wdlf1 Phone Wy-2- i ELECTHOLUX ViciiUM:" -C1eaner Breedlni bw.11 lhal •W I l r • POMEROY - 1 • aklry frame, t aia.t.v-10111 te..1 {&I] . :thlrl,.: ,Su� '- Q01, 0 house,' ..,.,.....,... ■loa, ,■kl lllr- tlllru ---· Ibo n, .., lo ••••u lltion ..... --•-Ullll..'Wlm uwa. � u ln C , • b StNet pr ty,. l . ta Loi No hlr -■ r 3·21•12tp with attachment.s Including paint · ·DIGlleJ __. .. • 81178. -4 0 u llefflent, ha ll f balh and s th 1331 n• in e 11111 Tu- o1 8J'r1.. aults of th voting. ' oi\:.!' .,.::� spray. Orlglnally sold for over m..... can Didi: lf.erretl, WY Room ., ■■-1 nlnely-■J.Mhi (a!) at th■ aci,.� ut con.er ol Lot. No, Gau1e readlnp: Gellipo)ja dam UnoUic _....--...a ...,,..•u- anuwau a__,, •-u11• ' Jal uuaa •i tothenc tfuNt a• hot air heat. Rented $40.00 e rth I ROOM J'RAME HOUSE wHh $100.00, Will sell for last 6 pay• NMI or Cbeder 185-11& Solom an er..• , 1rlllt line, 1-nt,•nl.De (21) In Ula to- of , • J ·the e ' • , 3 Ir slory I monthly • 1 3 5 1111111h ■Ian• ....... on ll �-, 00 M . , ■■I 8 ro Crew'• ,,--, ll n Con• < m, Gal ,.., un ,_ .,.-.. .,, runnmg ,.,., ■ - the � balll, FaU ba1emfl:Dt. •--Jal Cb,•�•-• �- I b , n·•. ..,1 ..... llllll >Bu n ■bcty-tour ,w Ifft tod ,aid Nt.-. r�rs.r '!,._ the-::: ers, Pomeroy•MalOO 25.66, PL of the 104 seats they held la thl rooms and bath• part basemenL foot ■ll ...... .farnce. New c.pper ments of $(p: per mon1h < $35 lyi Ua1111a, WHI ■hon.-flftff?I ■ �: :-:iJ:ce: nril ■Id to cash. Phone WY Z.2204. 3 24 8te allq •lnety -■i.tii (NI) feet to tbe ■aulih ,ut esmer of 1,ot Rented $25.00 monthly. 1 • •tor)' P1■ lll:atl -.n,,..o. TTNG and PLUMJIN,., � ... 1-. Coraer lol n e • r -----��-� __. iuwa L-.•,. In wn:z •ho-b-. ••· --., -� 1___ ·uuu No. Pleasant 28.68, Hinton �. 50 fa lling, ,...,.. ---- 1 c■ of hel'llln1n1. rtw o 1 11 llYT■ al $Own N1 in · Kanawha F ·" · 4 oo falling Cba~ (8a) 11Y. u1 ~,•"•• , ,,.,,. , v Rentbath. a nd f rooms t f dt h rame, ar FORD equipThe ully 1 Furnace, op, e abo Mueller . -,, , ... on -�--•,, Phon WY Z..22'l"6. Afler 956 n111at,-..et1ht WHI tbenc■ CUNI ·- they dropped •Ix ,eab and ap,i ' aw, • ed. $30.00 monthly. Can be fin• :;.�cr1.:r,d1tfoa1.o.:, N� 4 AralUd 8reUwa na> feet; u-.a■ -th tlllrt-■1, na1 leaton 19.'6 falling. 'lbe Obio Riv• ....-.. 1,..... lbelr ........., 1-Zl-llp ped. 1953 DODGE Station Wa•• eal1 Boa 8Uver1. . 1 0-... ._, �d Sale price for all ttu.. J 8>'n1111N, OMo. llfflln!IQ n..t1, ._ '- Ula p - of: goo. Ferguson Tractor &- Plowa, Cll B. Mala a, .._,.,, .,... er wu falling ane-half tentb. foot �� -011M VoJ, ue, .... lU. 0..0. a■o- unu:Na nn:th Veil.. 103, ,nt,AC TBACN>R, New. nbhl', M�ig1 Gallia Food �.farket. S ti. .,...'"'"I r.11 r ho l!oaael '1500 OIi PhoN ft NM1 returnl for the IJli ur all the way down. u:Dwllll .tnlwer, nlth"alen, ftln below Middleport. RL '1. SM. . DH4 RHoru --■ CGllllQ", pe O 1 II tfc ALBERT &i COX. s.1e.... . ■ ■ 9 a ae t lower houae gave Ille fo1IGwll :: 23 lt1 1 r, New Yu maurt hio PRONE WY NIii �� �;� � �:-- 11 : ui°! BOX m = = J Cp A11CIIONED ap:■det, • .._ aever ated, diatrlbuUaa1 Socia] CJarllUlal tag ■ WY BouAlbert Oldt • l �ou,e: W831i River p ND NEW GI!! SWIVEL Tf'IP Ctmflllt aer.ac. 4: ame brJu,e da7 o1 ApnJ. 11111d. .. -.-u ti¥ 1>1 Soclallatl II CW (down 96 ·IUIJII u roo .S New ·BeUu4 PIO Nier. AD la BRA SALE: FOR stc :M ,1 fr m ·vheela. ren eNd t d ' ,-- lt. 2:tO p. m. ; J, L. Dean up 1", C!banpd) Llberalt 10 (don Dj ■ Crlll Bl..... .... �l■riffla Jee Flelda, Vacuum Cleaner on with bath. Full basement Gaa ■f•� WW be a.d,, Rt. '1� PlloM Beautiful pastel colored. Com�: �• A�A,:ra:; 1 :15 p.m: Orlenian up 14. 7:15, "'--·-:... I I- I -� Wrlle. "'- • e..c.t HOUSE FOR SALE: 6 rooms, <!Ollftl'lioli f Osdw ■- ._ S •-■- � urnace, N copew 1 c. BMDl'OIID. ...,, .._ balh. Bathroom, kitchen newly r p umb ng �so.1u.1m IPRINOD. p,m: NelBml Broadfoot up 14, 9:- pie.I Union J l'2 tte plete with attachment,, Will 11: I WT ..,._ I (up •>a Jr... i . Corner lot near CRO,W CROW • PORTBR thill week only for $SUit. Tenna 15 p.m; Floyd Blaaka up. 14. S: lQI renovated, Large yard, Located pe l l I), dtmla I , B A · lll'WIR $EWING MACRINE, If dealred. Phone WY J!.""4, ICbooi . Phone WY t-1778. Af. ATTOaNBY& LEW11 Ul'AIB SEIIYIIZ on Gravel Hill, Bob Duckworth, ter 1e 1. 16, tw a,�: OVEC down H, 5:15 &m; UnofBclal Ntaml fa �. ·D! :ia, .._PL..,,INTD'r <31 •· FO all Don stlvers. 5, t �- ·bkmd eonao)e, like new. ,s M etc Philip Sporn down lf, 6=40 l.m: too Pap st·• Middleport. . _.. , hlatblq ltotftl1� .......... llq,8lnel, lleaMIU LIGAL NQTICI 3 U ltp I Bqulppld to make buttonhole11���-------3 ike Creditor up 16, t:Jt a.m.· member aenate pve: __,.. M a.re .. Net1ceSALE FOR HAY BALED .,_,_,, Glenn • . I . '8m. tlllbro1derJ and 18W la La..... lbarpeam,: -,'14 � :I I •IU off■r to, 1&11 at Iba fnnt Beaver up 1 , 1 Olristla1III 4,7 (dowg f)& .,,,... 0: 0II p.m: On- 4S tap l) Llberu Vance, Leading Creek, Middlea nt, CourtRTLAND, OWO PROPERTY. door ,1 *h• II.Ile■ co 7 u •Y · PO , ba HOUSE bath -entl ROOM 5 , J>IYll, 8 Repair � lut AuuDHI ll U (dlnnt u11 ' � S hou■., ■t Pomeroy, O lo, o■1 l■tu.r- ward up 19• 4 :10 a.m•' Natiooal port. Ohio. Phone SH J.46&8.. 11 5 room house, enclosed t""'""' U teed , ....1. on r , .... e h Apr day _A11...., ... �· ,,.me aA.II. . 10:0I at 11181, an e _.._ . WI' Cab th heating, t Gua ••• m.m ■--... a od . . .. _ ,_ .,' ,._ . ,_. nw...J.---" 1 Coamnmlall � un 1111;.,., Rr. farm.. belD■ to llP 20, 4:45 a.m; Bob Beater up 1_.. n...-i- ""... .....-■' 3 II ..p s st Cite , 25 90te standard KJlchen, Venetian two aides, metal roof' u.tra ■c:Cl'f!ItoPol0 real '._,f;,. --•'■te, more o>r lea. - · ==-��-' �. -. WV 1411M. Il 1___,11_ --■ •....,.,_. Party I Cup I). == cc·=-c= • . , e■ltd. an stat■ Rout■ 1u approxl• t:N, 6 • 15 a.m , Nff artam,.-wa '1 S E E D POTATO&S• Olinda. Call Wy-2-5331, Henchel larp Iot. Approximately 150 x lo a .a.-.w...... REll'RJG CONDfflONING AIR __.. , " , lll ne ■lrl.Y fo rth o mile ... alM � . plll!lfl.'OMI. ' HardDWR u 5: 21 a•m• Aliqpinnlll Jronicalb', 50 up tbt . .r'i LJ whi SO Plenty nf pl)ade , Nice loca• ri..,n.-ma. App.-,,ldmattly une halt ·r-r• ' plants, onloo llf!ts. 50 lb. No. I £RATION aervlce. Jack'■ a., Rose. s.Jl-6tJ:> I · ' ),{.,."";.A.I--:... nd trud epreacL .' tion. Priced at $4500. Phone of th• ff■l IIUlff 11 botlom llllld, 21 , 7 a. m.; A. v. Crlaa down 28, 8J]tal'beadlld the . .,_____________ �----;.� potatoes. Order your tomato rrtpration. New HaVflQ. PboDI • There t. ■Lt.atltl lln the re■J ■aUt. 9 · 20 p m 0· Cotton Queen OOWD 23 agalnat Eyabm ad .... tbl, l'Qmtructlon �'• la hnl... ....... r/�{(· ,. ll oo 667-34111 C lville Otfo Ha Id 1 1 harlea R 8 . ro ND'l. • • 11c P � OO:· o� , :·�/,; l'bpaltfl N0&1. IS: : eleetlou - faUed to aafa -, t;JS �.m ; Northera down HO.ME FOR SALE Barnhart, Salesm�n. �svi�e �u� i" �.. 3 o. 1 a.m , Ohio up 28. 9:45 � ID the lqJadanl: .... f, , R. F. D. I. IL S. W� ; J S. Lni■ 35 r��-c!)! YOU NAME IT - WE DO ff 661 Narth 2ncl It, Middleport t�t TWO OLSON RUGS. IS ,i: 9 ft. In Robinson'• Shirt '. Ille. .,_ t11.11 tMrb" Within 11o1.,_ Rame "·-I ol CR. m" p Ga -· R altorI ___...., VIUIII, .,__,_ " l'OOIDI, Hall " Bath upLaund•....1 --..--. -.ya-.- lle up r.·1' ______.............. ·, 5clloo1 Bua .... ■-ail Mn1ee JUI • • ' ..,n� good condltlon. C811 WI .._,• Starched to your order. ._ \• r Reavw, . ,u l'IIIN--. 3 M stc ..,Th up • 7: 15 a.m•, R. H Boawokh •,1 ataln. 4 fOOllll, PantrJ and -,,.,,--,,,,.----�-s 15 3tp 1 -· ■ � t,, Prom 4 to 14 J gh& or no atarch at all. Mila1 p. U Jtaveoawood 0:115 : up m; ----� -----so, Cllll°' _. tht ClWI-,,, ott r.:: _ 1 roam bou■e .,. t.a .J, SALB nt, l'Oa Bueme own Full toilet . d replaced tons • · o IIIOO.Goud · cu- Sl 1 30 a.m• Lli1Ja Shearer llablH Ar9 tmpirhnt • READY FOR EASTER, Ll1ie1, Ing or broken but ;.� ,; eently remDdeJed, ,..tllldoletl, doublll � :'...�1t1. for 1.. Uld u.. ,appr� ..• f, new coal furnace w,th au� ',• r le tulips, hyacinths, azaleu, etc. free. CaJI u■ today • 30 al SIi� r W u � �. •• · 99 , • a Reuonable. .•• ""' .---.. kit. large ge, C.. Tile 11.i s or ...tpe11 ' hed Furni d tbtl eontroll. matlc ltlbt o.,. nd Laandr, • Robh,91111 ■ We telegraph flowers, anywhere a up l!l, 15 a.m •., M ,. M•• P■nll11 · 35c,5fc41.00 tact Lawrenct Napper, 11• '" ..,... n ' 'l .o eleaalq' WY Mal Ibo world hn J, Rowe llendenlw ' . Jo Dam Galllpob■ � . , Polllerv,, Road. Chesler lll. =i■ �tm: -, _ WY ..._ L-H ; �, ----,a ID r RoblalOll'I Trl-Luln ClNaen ■-- ...... Bwtable For Room.en. down : 30 p. m.: FreJberger down .,;, • OUuJ, CIIMon De 211 ,. N F\ll/nl D A ......... MOIi ' .it SEAMLESS • � g •· --" WY NUI E R v... M'··-1110 ?·50• OJD!Ll!!!!H m. -;;;;;-..;.;;�=:;;;,,=.-: � wm Gnenhwa ...�� .:. .. FOR SALE: STORE a ·· • ,••• I rt 11c T .,.. ... t'5:'� • . &Bioun'a�:�-·� ,, ., I M tie .,.L■ and ,o■ and 'T PU MP YO $1,11• -■- lltftr . • F. '",ea,, I ,_,. "I" room, UR DON ' . er down Wlnfleld 3 p.m: Thelma .AJ,� BOl�T. 11 ft. sepltt tank. Get Klean-1:m-All FOR SALE : HOUSE S room, and batb over ltore. •wtll aacrifiee .::-.:n....,...�":or"::, ,,',\ )iW Ann down Wlnliold 8 : 46 p,m; C. C ,(l,i,e Jlui!abi>ul model. 'Spoclal Septic Tank Cle.,..,,, Obla Val- bath. Jllklo localloo. 111 1.....i for $11,500. !laving lo CblealP> � Gad, a.ta", st., �. Phou WY M319, Call Sp. HNI. Clifton, W. VL tntor of t1111 :s■a■t■ ol! bl' 'frMJ, V. Bemer ap ·Wmfleld 12: 11& a.m. ley Plumbing, l'omaloy, Obio. · -- Ir J)llc,.,Ued MIDDll.lPOI.T .I' n••., 1- .._ w '" .. •• •• 1 1 an Bonrue D. up Winfiekl 5 :30 a.m L--J.14-_, ·• .,., .,.._M,...,_....... ■ •• 1 1 - 11a1v""' · . ', • � '"T ,r :.o-:t:c-ic_e _-;---__ a/"N L___ e_ g_ S AD NT WA ' r ---�-�=��--� i E ~ · :E;r:1:�c:: :r 1 a THl'tr AIN'T WHl'tr l SAID I I ' • Mason Me1gs- Commg Events • WMPO Radio es ou I n '61 o One H If Of C nt", frf�i�:t�?:le'I ; Rutland Social News Items Cas h You Flat After Taxes ? Let Classifieds .;S-aGet -;-le_s_T_a_x___R__e_tu_m_s_f_o_r_S_E_O_A_r_e_a___ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middll,port , 0. , Mar. 27, 1961 . .,. - . .. . . ' .' Holzer HOspital !T'S A-GONNA AAIN 10�R'I, Amµo;/-sCJ LET --cHUlt 00 IT.-':' ,_-� = ' rIen,,,. ·-.--1 RA D ATQR •+--f"'t '/d !S A THOJGHTFlJL CHILE, HONEST ABC.-':' S, AL CAPP (-,\ 15/i· YAR-ot-E J.aUT,/Al CHARGE QCA CHILE� SM-4RTER'N HE IS.�- Qt-( WI-IUT'LJ.. ITAlL �� ' ;'' 1) vo.1 ·• �=,,,..-======- I ·l ,. ', REPAI 8 aettnar's a1�:= �===c--=====�=· I/ ' • -- j =�-�--�----� =� ==-- �=� =-,-e ---=====--a. -==,.,,==-=-- ,:�,.:• =-=-.=..=: =-----=.:.:. .-;::in:. !tav:1 .1::.:J. ==--==-o=-=c----- ...,111.,.... =: "::ir:' :.,:.-=: .::: I= =:��J.I= ;. MS-U\ �w!:i "::".,:-=:a��th�� ..C::: == n j. ......., : w.i.1.- wv wit1a = = �� �= -:-.:'17.::tt'L� •= a.O:, FIRST--- '' ' By CHESTER GOULD ■■il�--1•�-�--■.. -�iil r,r,1. ,-11, iil �ill il■ il iil ■■il ■� •- ·· · il ■■ ■ ■■ ■■ �iil ■■ -� iiil ■■-� - - - - •,.,-4 _ _ _ _ - T,SS llfan OIi 8,lll 'lll■ Slngt• Pre■d>er 1:11 World New■ ,,., Cburd, ol Clirl■I 1:41 11,mM For t,1111 Oiurch o1 Ood (Pomt Pl■MUU ,,., Chlldnn'■ Bour I0:111 Local fl&hlllbt■ LITILE ORPHAN ANNIE 18:lll 'lb■ Lllelin■ 11:lll - ol 11,., World New■ EJei WIN OUT �NEV's ll:ll9 Local New■ LANE, TH' �AR ENO O' mwH'. P: I DIDN'T KMQ\11 GeL8Y's D:JIO Unci■ Jim and llt■ 111mn1■, STILL ll'ISIOE HIS 1-K!USE Bour D:11 'lb■ R�l-1'1' M�, ANO HIS D:• Catbollo � OLD CAR STANDIN' RIC.HT TMeRc, P.A'ST, TEN 1:111 Oiurch ol Ood ' lpDIJ■ > Gf HOURS.,, 1: • Goopel lllNr l:JIO Old hlb 11Gur l:GO AD Klllll■ Of lllllle l: IO llullo for p.m. BardlftJ ! JI U P X 8 C X.Jl; I G t' D S I P 3 1J G T 3 9 L D Q IJ B OTB CN TUP II D t' JJ U FCOI II B l 4 Q W G JD R - T Q X B, la•AQ"• a,,to(-1 BIR. I WOULD L+.'l11JJR Bl RIGBT 'l'JIAN Bil PBIIBID111N'11-CLAT, ' - •---...•- ""'-J., • ________ Y CIURL; �- li:pl-1 �ETTER DRIVE CIJT lo \H' Fll;IE. MV �' WHCl"O DAR'E TAKI: A POLICE CAR 1 IT'S �, llaDd"1 ,,.. .. u _ 1:00 -, New■ 811111111■1'1' 5:li Sun, -. ·-... ,, ., SJp oa IfsiM L■jiji ! ABBIE AND SLATS I c.., :as. :.i.-::a..,. "' ;;;,, w, SIUlflill> I�����"'!!'!!!!!!"""""'�! "-QI- Sodalll6I... -•f eau.-.... ;r:; unofflela] OR THE EGG !I' THE CHICKEN ,-v . !'----------'-'"'I ,I RRIVES AT MY COSTUME Br ERNlli BUSHMILLU PARTY Ri·ver Report ,hir•��:; :Z� 1,1 1 , K IDS··· WHIC/.1 ONE OF YOU CAME I'M GOING TO GIVE A PRIZE TO THE FIRST GUEST WHO ----=,-���--- i • I Eyskens Says He Will Quit lD A1'J (' \ :;�,�=• ====-���---- - ...... ,-· === -,==== 4th! = ., ;.i"" ...,�".!: • A1it:w THE SIIQE BOX, ., -----....11 I I TMAT� RtaJ.fT. l MUST HAVE. lOUC��Q UPQN A DELlr::A'TE SUBJECT I &JT "l:M! FOINT IS, I MUST GET HER 70 ""'LK eEF0Re I CAN Haie lD HEL� HER ! � d ,_ --,:: -;-:,_ �� :! �-•_, ·-• "' .. ,. I; ·D .. If � . .. �. _ ---,:: u-_ vo =,Z = = = o = .. = = c ,r.= = � ;-:: o ; E A:-: c:S -: R R ERN E AN L I -- -:F= O r-"!'.;.,--------------------pow system rful elecl rical to � [ ANNUAL JINANCIA L HPOU -. 1 50 ,000 TOMATO SEEDLINGS. 1 J . . IALIM TOW N IMIP for apphance-s, lightefficiency N ' R d p . M . Cowde y Lo o "'��:• Ff��� �!�, l!Hnl:in, r � 25 3�� mg and safety , Low �t M'rV• B:�o:. Decet11Dtr JI, 1"1 K'e. Free estimates. Meigs Elec· ·I f up tncal Serviee. WY 2-5 (9a) MARINE SUPPLIES 3tc 3 320 23 I TS T� ; SUL : �:5lf RE LE .. - FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDAB , n f Gallia L·-m · ...... ._, and vm •-• ,. Pil<e ...•oun<y . - $2,092 2tl, $2, 0Z3 70, · .. 11,,.?l,-t'IB 00 1 Ha If o the ten soulheastem , .x - -�----- ---- , Tu Valu•tlon ,U IS IIPF.CIAL8 RATES Le•y .73. $159,220.80. 526 $154, . Any house up to 6 rooffill treated Ta• �4 00 .1 Ohio eountie� showed an increa'ie i remains the only one of the eoun· • n Mercar, 18 'I. p Htfi .OO o Ohi Lanwavme, t cents pe1 word, one msert1on Minimum cDarge--80 o w, .a», -.,o.57 •• fOr TERJM=• u:..:l, •= """· Any �·F.� , ...,.g - 12,"""' Mueh 2,., 11111 in sale of prepaid tax receiph , ties lo still be ahead of I e s t n • ..-,11ent1. ti cents per wurd for three consecut1Ye lDSertiona. , n Mer-carJ 'JI e. p, 15fl.M o n o tc ed hes , e .. , c a $179,408.14. for ro treat room $172,13.1.87, figures. year fiscal year' l ov11 :i March ending Speci.al---0ne muuth for j(J cents pt!r wurd. Wl't'k 00 the i pu�t h�•e:: ,-�%�:r t� t J] ...,, , n- for o ft. P. MttCUl'J Outfil �. $!. INSURED. GUARANTEED. F"ull rate of 4 rent.s per wurd will tu, charged tot ad• Pa ul Mon t1omery, I The figures of the ten countie� J11cksoa - $5,341.41, '8,0I0.39,, er the same period last vear • MOTORS METROPOLITAN Town,hlp Cltrll . ver\Jsmg U not paid w1thm 10 day, atter receiving tnll. TERMS•. This is a SPECIAL v,. ....-·7•• -· ·7'0· 51 , "� s o R �. showing the totals for the weeks ..._ They were Gallia, Pike. Gl!Nl!"AL TOWNIHIP PUNOI 111D E.a8' Maia Blrffl. Pomero1 1 ' Errors tn .-\dvertismg--Shnuld be reported lmmed1■tely. , � · ACQUAINTED PRE-SE, 1 G .51, $9,253.2'. 769 '4, a WffDN ending March ll, 1961 and March L l'be Da•l:v Sentinel will nnt be re1;pons1ble for more tban c�nml and ��aC:.:.i� PbtoH WYM171 In lim ted amt is offer, SON i ! l' u u y 5.39, 3, $.rl7,4?9.17, Obe tncorrect msertJun Total p TaK t r for ( 12 i960 and those for the riscal $30 83 1-20-tfe I .. IM5 7'1 . Special Notices of Events, Sl.25, Card of Thanks ..od the same business nearly .-l .1f All Funds) ---- -... ....-· " - .., _ - 12·'""· starting July I, 1960 and Me,.. years J� � --for Mt wurd mmun.�in Eal'h ado.uonal word, le. , 8 century. TOPS _ ALL TER- f�!:�fi�:.,:•;.,. . . $116,586.Slt, $118,630.71. ( 1 4) FOR RENT July 1, 1959 £oUow: , ann F1n Inn. II MITE CONTROL. Mrs. Eugene s. 1(.,.o Tu Ob1tuar1ea published at 1 cent per word. • , 7 512 l! Go 1 ernmen � 4 ,. $6,475.98, L Pike - $2,430.41). 85 467 $6 $1,1152,52, Athena WORDS 1 DAY 3 OAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. APARTMENTS - Furnished and Conde. Anne Sl., p , C't'OV. O. othl!r - lrredueiblt, Tu I I mfunu!hed McMasters. Middle- Phone WY 2_3414 fl6.362.60, $74,365.31. $4.50 $1.33 90c 60c 15 $300,428.'19, $319, 150.�. tHt1 <Mln11tertao 3 ii 30tc Gu . · 8000 no ollne Ta:t $6.00 Sl.80 U 20 60c 20 $6,732.M• Rol!II - $9,815.lZ, �I •u:i.e:i , port. Phooe WYi 182L Auw Ke11stra.t.ton $'1.50 $2.25 $1.50 75e 25 $483,792.29. $47l,080.l2, JW <Hl I i ONE FIVE ROOM APARTMEN'I'! THEISS REFRIGER T� � , Do ATION . " n d Union VeterThe Daug�:'; Ads rt.ecelved by IO A. M. will be ln tbat day'1 paper. turn d R Sclo&e - $l2,2'll .?2, $9,894.• nd with bath. Pbon, WY Z-36G it! i ApphanN" Service meSbc· a Checks UrJ.09 Gu, am will meet Monday n ight at 859Jl9. $791i, .17, 257 $774, 80, notn 2.Gen.) · '�:� eveniwls WY 2-3319. PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 11- 17.f.fc 1 Commercial. Contact R o g e r Tut.. eL..,IPh --• R·-••J _ Eote� IHUO.ll! 7:30 p.m. aI the D •A • V, HaII ,n u.. 88, $152.88, ,,...,.. Vflllon - _ ...,...,_ ThPiss, Racine, Ohio 2-2I-30lp I P&YMl N n . PomeroY. Among those wfio entered HoJ. 511.56, $32,612.821. Gt1nen1 1!:xecuttv• ii•rvlee E . 5 ROOMS A.ND BATH, �-- · - __ ____ '---.,-,.,-,�="::':'.::':'.:----;------::---:-�,----• i HOUS I t:om�nHtl o on of Truotf!e. s 1cers 2:111.00 Off' nd ff St Th e • a a z �ospita1 over the past weeker 8 Cole-st. . •o...-..-•-., Near MaFor S. • � oo Comp•n�auon ot Clerll. .--...II ( I ) NOTIC ES Sisters Pythian Temple, Meigs included : Sunday - Gilbert Motor vehicle sales tax collec38 end l:JtpenM er Oth 11nd 28 Travel :.I........ sun Hridne Call Howard Cecil, ppllH u ! a Genn .1 O S o.. d Ave. , Cal· lions in the ten counties. showing .. .,r::,52.,. · Ie, 404 iX'\.:On 60 !1 will meet this coming Monday M. cl!c TERMITE AND PEST COSTR I llESTAURANT EQtllPMENT- or n nn0- C' i •.Total c�n�ral Elr.eeuu ve ,,._�,Ihs, Hesnor Gas CeiI ing ______ _____ U services s 81u7 evening at 7:30 at the K. of P. vin C, Cousins, Jr., Kerr. Roscoe those for the week endmg March by Fah1o. Fr"e lnspeclioo. Insur· "-o 1 gar• with APARTMEN1 11 1_961 and tor the fiscal year ROOM 6 ? ull by Natiunwule. Phone R. heater. two big window exhaust C. Lee, Rt. 2 V inton• Mr�. Sam- , r :�ri!� 1:�P-;�1e . . . . . . . . . 1 MI OO Hall in Middleport. starting Ju]y 1, 1� follows: Ath, T / ttad A, suvit·e StallOa WY i. fan.� . Compri'ssor watrr rnoler, age. 143 Butternut. Pomeroy. ,",',',', •,•,·'•... •m••,,•,�'· "' . . . . . . . . . • M.oo Mrs. Dale Dutton. president has uel E. Fowlkes, 2414 Mt. Vernon 2-21-tlc WY•2-5127. Phone canokikhPn 2 �tools, l eounter I e, '112,"" · .,., .. 426-dc Carried Forw ard 1 86"47 announced that the Middleport Ave .• Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. William ens - Do Week]Y fgur �=�-��=�-c�- � 1 ..,.,___ • ......, To m 1 t's-I large "nd 1 small. TRAILER 444 .02, a1li a 38, $2, G , l4ll.'lG. IIII 'I h i s Booste will meet Band I w. Main tion a loc Good SPACE, St. Shelton, 421 Thomas _ , n $52 ;:, ::r u �� . ard ! Pi ' o E � I H WE \VU,L SF.LL YOUR U I- rt> nrh fry� r . st0"e J ars afld I 315.89. $2,278.ll, $61, Hockmg thh•ld w Taxes He111th Monday evening in the band room Pomeroy, Carl Casto, Rt. 1 Harri. Skalt-9, l.i-uns, Bows. Goll l'luhs, 1ugs----rariae 1 ty J To 20 gallo s, corner lot. Inquire Ralph Martin for mnr1r� Bt>ard1 of ligore weekly D Jackson _., D , 11'1,a 1 850 L,oc,.ist Stn:-et, Middleport. Hulth . . . , . . . . . . . . s ��, 'It at 7:30. AlI parents are urgt--.1 to sonville• Mrs. John Dwight Sick81cycl�. etc. Wrile or ea!! ThP root beer nmns-new. olrl fash- l c�meterleR l' ompenaatt on ,., 51, ...,.. , 15 ""'-P ;,...._ 371.37. Lawre!lCfl - $3,066. $98,• Jes• Ja•k•• or Officer. and Employe■ 1 407.7B 'i attend• .,.,,. Naom,· El,_.. .., ""n• M •' •• Sport"R Ceuter, M1d d le oo r' Ph ionOO d ining table. other old fur- �=�==��==� �= $58,&28.• To 1un v • MAR. 28 - c i i 2.l -60lc beth Bond, Jackson, Raymond 765· 80•. Meigs - $l,602.&9, WY-2-3633. ;�1•.,.��� u: - �· · · · 239 AND HOUSE ROOM EIGHT sell Will antiques. and niture �1 11 -Total c�m•t•ry 11:.'<P•n.e . . • 647.29 The Friendly Neigh�or C l 11 b Johnson, Rt. 2 Well8ton, and Mrs. 31. Pike - $1,267.2', $46,580 14.- -"" � seven room house ·, One 5 . r"--· IJAIHY BAH, Midd]('port , rei:isonable. C..·� ll Ma,·,·e .,"'t<',n•r, Huhw11y1 S JACK Ross - $4,596 .67, $160,293 72. Scj., ' -· Ma1nt�11.11--;;-�� ■nd Rqatr . . 2�3_ 13 will meet Tuesday night at t h e Dan Jooas, H untington. ;. ,687 .. . Y 2- 25U5, M,iddl (' l.'°rl · or Erner- apartment. A. N. Bengel, Ph. • feamres fish sundwkhes with \V oto - no weeklY 6gure, "'" ••••,"•"'",", •"d R•P•ir l'i . home of Mrs. Charles Lega,. S aturday - Mr,. Jamea·Eugene , Ch es on I me. , tfc 3 2 WY i l. G . -12. 2 T 7-777' . :; . c •�.tl 6 3 2:i l I t he g11perior taste. . Vinton $2 . 4,5 , rew of rn nan� e M111nt Ladies r R•pal •nd The Auxili a ry D Hobart Sa Cheshire, Mrs. 02 nbo , -- - -. $'i'75 M 26.73. " 3 24 3tc :-· I v M . ApartED LARGE . UNFURNISH · . ·l!IEE US FOR 1-'EED NF.IWS AND I --___. . . __ . _ ___ _ __ ., Webster Post 39, American LPgion n,,.·." · · · · nae · ·. ·. ·. ,,',·"' L > Expe JJUnaJd Dye, Evans, w, V a, Mrs• Total( Hl1,1hvny R __. ment. 2 room� furnished. 206 , l:mployeca Rellremmt , FlJRNJTllRK or any U5t!U . Cu1&om Grinding. Mhldlepurl lJSED Legion hall, meet Tuesat the St· , Coogo Economy WaIter W· Bunce , 969 Ash 21,ua will l 25 ti ltl'm. &>e lhe Trading Post flrlll Mulberry Ave., Pomero.1- . Call • We repair al] types of radl- <To-..nablp S hare, . . . . . . . . . . Ferd M:IIL day at 7 30 p.m HollF. Pauline Miss Middleport , : Near 'Disaster' 3 25 3tc 1 ators, from heater cores to ����:� ::r �:�t�:n. . . uu, to save money. 3 6 SOk WY 2-3028. For workmrn'1 comJlol'llo will berg, _Wellston, John James Ma- LEOPOLDVIlJ..E, 'fte Cong., club Gai:den The Wildwood WANTED-Gang fightr r fo r down· the . largest truck or tractor ! u 183 -83 meet at the Circle Restaurant for son, Coalton, and Luke Thacker, ( town ratdm. M_ust be ub lP t.o l 195 1 Allis . Chalmers All Hydraul- Ntt'E APARTMENTS. MiddleJ)�rl. oth:: Mrs�n.ineou� · ci.;rk'• UPll -The Congu was plllllginll r. a diato r 1137.82 • 1 11.�a, 12111.!l."H 900i 3'54.34 dinner, on Wednesday March 29, Columbus. use knuckhfll ,t,Jl.h �kill W! l"e , ir with 3·14 plows, c'orn planler, Furnished, 3 rooms and bath. toward eeollODllc disaster toda:, te t e . . :1 27 :.lip rnltiv:ilors. To b<.' sold as one First floor. Also, unfurnished, 4 Paladin'11 Pal. Blrlhll at 6:30 p.m Members are to be I ���!� Pra�rn�n°t� .v : : : : : . . I rooms and bath. Phy WY 2·3874. for ___ ,Vlf'keyed while rival polii.:_: 1 . •• � IO N D R■TtRIMINT &ND - R11 11- I • um·t . .I amf's I\Ioummg. "" on the park ing 1ot by 6: 15 p.m A i ,...,.rt. D onaId M ar1ID Kuhn ' Wa- positions of power. IINKING FUND■ (6) LOST AND FOUND road St .. Middleport. Phone WY 6tp Phone WY 2-2143 . ---- - -- --- -3.25 ! Genm 1 l"roP•�t�c;�:T� . . . . I tO!IS.7'1 business eession will fnliow the : lerloo Star Rt., son, 6 p.m Sun- A report by the United Nationt Pomeroy, Ohio 1 3 25 3 .p MODERN 6 Room HOUSE, bath, , ; day, Mrs, Roy T. Snunders, Rt. civilian op,2ration said inflation., l lnhmtan,:,e Tu . . . . . . . . . FOUND - Ladil's wri!!l1.t.1td1 1I 2·:J52:l. 2_ 45 dinner. 1 · garage room, brk. basement, MiddleMain. and 2 41.h of corner ::,: MlddJeport Volunteer Fire De- , t Gallipolis• son.·, 10 :55 p.m Satur- sagging production, 8 breakdowa - , ���!�.. Ch•rlli ,., i:.:.ii�� and OIL FUEL GAS. ot ' T Peeelp it!enliund ools h sc lo clooe Located flll'-] roa.l h:, a L1 h,wt• 4 ean . _ Kr' Williams, in communlcatiooa BIid general i., Owner . . . Sl l:it1:u partment ' s " Meet Your Firemen day. Mrs. Melvlll port. INSURANCE (20B\ 5UMMAR • • • o •• 11tATtoN5 tree , for Jlp . 25 Call 3 ' nm:-es t,s 2-2072. a Ca!I WY 0 estim ·ul Call fo, own. y,,,g ••to C C 2 RI . fy'·ag and p · 9 Y , u • •• , r, 7 : 35 security is causing 8 "rapid di-■ l Night" and safety program at the · ' rown 1ty ' daue.i 1 PRO, NSURANCE Fu"d• RuN 00MPLETE I J ' , Midd1eporf Abbott & "'oreman �Ip 2 van integration'' of the coun.try's ecoa,7 WY 2·2941. " GHOUND FLOOR APARTMENT, . Balanr•. J1mM:1 1, 1 � Middleport Higb School auditor- p.m Salurd&y• Mrs. Paul I m n . Life A.uto, p·rre pOI lG tect" <C!trlf.'11 . . . . . . . . • 4:J:111.H ium, Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. There House, Wellston, daugtiter, 3:50 omy. . _ ----. -&-IO-tk 5 rooms' bath. basement' .hard- Call noo Mills, Middleport. 0!ue Rece1pt1 llnrlu• S I -· __ ___ Year . . . 1228'1' .72 AUT.O_ SALE (8)--·· a.m Saturday. M rs. Charles W.3.I• _ -· _ _ ___ ls 1he wah!n;:ife you drmk? Bad wnocl floors, Youngstown kite-hen _ __ ___ There is a growing realhatlon of _ _ _ __ __ ______ Total Rtice•vts and Ba! anr• !680.:1.Jo will be no admission charged. -llllfl. !17 ker, Rt. 2 _Cheshire, daughter• U: - the nation 's plight among rival 1959 nu:·cK VS LaSabre _$2 . 095. waler kills millions yearly. . Je 1262 Powell Street , Middl�port. OUTBOARD MOTOR and boat m- ::r.��'.• o���:.;:;e.:'":i� meet will WCTU Pomeroy The 1000 Hard top 4 duur. Powel' steeri r,.; . I.est FHf.E. Walf'r Softeners, Phone WY 2-3200. 3JTl!I 33 at the First Baptist church, Tues,, 48 p.m Friday. .. . 3 27 6lc • surance protect.ion. All risk tClerk'tl . . politicians but they are having dlf. 0 11 • e Disc-barged e rl dr Joe.al owm'T. Tu One iv . lron Acirl, �ulphur. Gas, Dirt im coverage. $3.50 per $100 cover- �:�:��;: ;.ut:i� . • . getting together ro do sme ficu1ty :m_,7 p.m. day, et ?:30 LP WAN TE0 • Balan ce l.11 D•paaltory, HE Very clean. Blaetlnar's. P tn- and Odu Remover Chlorimn- -(l 7) � arged over t 1l e thing about it. disch Patients • Barnes nsur age. Simpson I MAR. 21 b -1 eroy. :, 25 Git· ors. et<'., 11l half price. Domes- Sell Stu4io Gi�I Co�eli� in-your ( ance Agency, Middleport. Phone ••�:�:i ;�/ 0t�� T0Wi.1h1: :ii!�: , The Past Ma trops of Pomeroy past weekend tncluded Howard The Leopoldville regime of rr-. tic und_ Public. W�ter �upplr neighborhof)rl. Make up to $5.00 1 WY 2-2!!03. 25 aotp 8 1Ci��t•,�•��•n .•:. 1_ �. . . • ,338_54 Chapter OF..S will meet Wedne!:!• Guthrie, Mrs. Susie Henke, Mrs. ident Joseph Kasavubu and � s -= GOINI Cl"11n Used �an RMelp11 D11r1n• Yea, sh- per hour · Full or part t•-•. I l.:orrectmn a Specmlly 1808 �3 Emmet Shuler • Frank Coatas•· i.o. mier Joseph Ileo haa been trying u,K- BARNES-SIMPSON lNSURANCII Tobi Rrcrlpts a nd H aiiin{"� 4IO'l':e7 day at the Masonic temple with . A.II Makel and Model• mai� J<'REE · Terms · CryItal· Write Charles Cobb, Jean Mrs. F. W. ayment■ ur P Ruby Vaughan. 670 S. r l . 2 ; a •·-to arrange a meeting wllh Ibo 0 D 1"� Ve 2 :_!1 1 a W A!l e hostess Glenn as D Mrs• • Mrs. EuRene Conde · Anne St· • St M 1"ddle rl .AJ.z-· 3 � 3tc Age t5, Middl port F re· ,..... B■lan•·e. nrcemb,r Jl, tAGQ MET ROPOU1'AN MOTOltS ' S pauIIne HOJib,rg leftist regime of Antoine Gizen.ga M tr A l ong, rms c1er S . . . 1 .. . t t•, ·2neu11 members a re requested tu attend. Mrs Carl Cheney and infant l!OTI• - - -- ' mobile. 8oods Pbo11e WY 1, Out■tand GOU-4!00 F.all Maill s,. Pomeroy . 0. Phone WY 2-3,14 -·• �n !n• W•rrant1o · n Stanleyville but the deal bU MAR· 30 · 21m. ANO ..,.._J<&EPING WITH MAN 1-2'1-tl er a1, tllflO . • • • • • tlmmb . · t ,.51.71 I Pume-,, Obin 3 II 30 c assie and mfant M M Larry e� . 11 811� In n Df!J>olitor, ---bo over ---a aile. down , gged --dinner a general office experlenc.- qualDe •m 1 fl8 3 7 · There will be chicken Jordon inand Lavern Mrs. , n so ' . Cleophas Kamilatu, preaident of 1000-DAH T \.' - l'li�r'.;Hx -J2.0!:15 . 4 SI NG ER ELECTRIC (2 1 ) RE�L ESTATE for office manager. Good e '!;!t1� ·.,; ,,:'11 · ,1ffld,' �2 Mt at the Letart Falls Commun ity PORT�RI,F.! ified Ba<��c�.• � anu■rr 1 · 1911D , . � st_ and bt st er• k e 1 , Leopoldville Province and desigI G f daughter Herbert nt , i o.u pr Group insurance salary. d uor st"d <m 6 t a M 30th y a rch a Thursd hallhall g 11 I mt' _ Sewin Machine complete with I FOR SALE : FOUR ROOM HOME Be�o!!1;,, 1ouf1!1i-"vear :·. ·. . \:f�:: ' . ies Dan, a,,tl this uni.! show s ,iltachmenl'I to zig zag, mono- · gram. VaCiltion plan . Excellent p.m Tickets are available at the Mrs• Nellie Pickett, Mrs. Lewis oated by Ileo BA a go-between,, . I .,. heat, furnace coal with ath, TntaJ Rer,rlptr ■ru1 na11n.,. 20RII n I b __ , sald Gizenga appeared eager to iw111 . ht man, hfst of l''.1rr . Push hu tlon shIft. grnm, patch and make button- I opJlOrlum ies for rig mnt■ Dur1n1 Yu r . i!l394:t9 l doors, adults $1.00, children 50 paugh' Mrs. waldron Jen,_, fru ll• be�Ies and la_rge garden· l'u t al� c e, O..cemb er , J B Meadows, Florida 1eeo UnMrs. f Rex D Blaettnnr s . Pomeroy. 3 25 6l(' holes. Pay off bala ace � The ily Write a c-o Box 688-B, -, . so ,, . . talk but demanded the con erence · Just outside of Racme Corpora• ourc1u11'1) . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . ,...._18 I cenls. e C. ith K W n lso oger Mr Airport roe, l StanleyvWe 1 at · Obl° place Sentlne Pomeroy, take • :;_� otis Bailey, 311 ' Eastern High School Varsity l!l50 f''OHU. HMO lrrms lf desired. Phone WY 2FOR SALE: 3 23 Btp J��':!:.z!� 811 j 24 stc -tion. T 1 1 r 1 ony K c ee, T ower, troops, controlled U.N, is by which ' e e """' oe , --- ------- t D•lance 1n DePOaltor�, Lettermen s Club will hold a skat• 324 .lC __________ CHEVHOLET. Gorn! condition, 2204. ecemb r 31 1960 D be , Joan d talks Wel th on, Owens, I Gary 7 e held Mn1 Ileo demanded · g and dan-- - - - --- - - -.==�== I ( 1 8) "5 ..... party at the Skate· r:ii 27H/1' m •- Chea1J . F' i�t !'runt� • K1·ysl1me ti tc -1 MPLOYMENT F...fl" E 'V 'ES HO� SMARTEST THE Mrs. Parker Manuel Bailey, at some "really neutral" .......t "t"'"' J 24 :Ill) A-Wey Roller Rink• March 30. wallpniM'r from Cross Hard• --Rich a rd Barrett, Mrs. Sheets, r stood today matte the There WANTED m. :30 50 Admission p. 7:30 to 11 Legal Natice 195g ENULISII t'U I W Prt'1ei"I. warr.. Delightfol new Spring pat- =�-cc Harley Swisher, Brenda Bradford, and it appeared neither aide WBI �--��� MIIIH COUNTY, OHIO cents. 17 GIRL, ears-old, in job want!I ,$895. All new tires. �pol\l•ss lighl te rns now on display. EconomOrt, Hubbard, Admlnlitrator r PO e m ••• RO om a r f ••• • ME Y - 0-ro at tM E•t•t• M • • •• A candlelight communion serv- M s· Gary Spears, Mrs. E I 8 0 n willing to give in. .--•-, home. Help mother u,1 ue r·nus HI ae11 · ical\y priced for romplPle home good """""' , · 11 . .,, ry 1-inuer. Sprln1er, De,:,eu•d. , Spencer, Mrs. Robert Canter m:d ·-..o,k a,,d ••... .., of home with bath, hot w a t e r nar·i., I,om1! roy. 3 2,1• Cit· dl"corating. Cross llardware, with hoo""''" No. Hl.480 Ice will be held at the Mornin infant daughter, and Mrs. C a r I m -- ·-· - · Plalnt . heating, downstairs hBR beautiStar EUB church, Thuuday 1:1.t 3 20 7tc children. Write : <:-o Carman .,. Id-d..leport. _ .M FOR S1\LF.: 11l!i7 lnlernatinnal mnert· ces irep rquet ri I f £loo I f u n g. a p a 2 ' , tb"" p.m. "JI Is Finished" will be KUi:� e n K •·•• Rest Home ' R. D . 3' Pomeroy ' - ,,, �, ·� "' •··••••• ·· 1 Pick-up haH Ion. Priced to llt' IJ POWER MOWER, 3 ;n. T',re WaAm0•I A'"·• wue n 0d• d•0U. :I 24 3tc sun room, large veranda a n d the topic- of the sermon by the Ohio. NOTICI -by the first of lhu month. Swat • �oon Nnrrow Gauge 14 in. Land 1h t g d' A l II!,'• reccor m o e m·dn·••t -· --- -back poreh. 3 bedrooms upstaIrs Kethr.vn M■e Rene.to who■- 1>l■ ce Rev. Francis H. Glazier. of reeldea e .. t■ 11133 Zt!l"s A5J1l1.1nd. P one WY 2-3535. plow . mowing machine, hay . WIimo n t llo. d, ng departml'nt, nursi the of nnrt I one very Iarge t . Located on Charlott■• Nortb Caroll.rla, Will lall■ r1'20) BUSINESS APRll. 1 3 23 61:c rake, For sale or will trade for nice Jut on M airl Street n e a r notice that aa th, s11t d■J of .,111111_ l --- -- -- -·-· ___ ' T es of ChesIer MethO- those patients who were listed as 1e Lad t SERVICES ary, 11161 . th■ uoo,,,,,,,., 0"' ••• · toc k· GIenn E · JeweII · ives 1 Pa"' •••Juded w Holter, M r ,. ., 0 J.;,,, MEHCURY 1,�1ontclair 1795. H'Lgh .x:·hooI w1·th nJce view of bard. Adm1n1m1,..,. at ti.. Blt■t■ ., dist Churcll will hold their annual fair ,. • . • M•ttl• M■rl■ llF.rA.m t 135. MY Sprt Ph. . ROOF n SPOUTIN<. m, . Downington , 8 3 cn■ed D , (UPI) Lee, Heber BRUSSELS• Be'"'um Roscoe Baker Selmer A , t Hard top 2 door. f"im•st and he 'f!i• bl• a,..uuon ,,.in,t 7"0 tn ih, market Saturday April l at the •-- meta1 work. The Powers nver, Double garage acc-essI· tn•d 0 su,,,,,. 7tc 22 3 ro • a Get n.. Bell Carr'· Mrs ·nk �-'-·· -, , c so G •·· . , artou. P .,.. .... &:,, owD a em11-.:e • LWZiS .., Pr o aeries Mereur", ble from fronI or rear. T o t a I pr■J"ln• • for , Mal(, Co11n1y, Ohio, front room ol Masonic Buildlng. n , and thit1 one 1� · th• Ille of th■ e ntlr• :::•2301. WY Company, •• M L1es Dan rs. J J ph ones, JI ose , aJI, nounced tndaz he will resign Ill really clean. Mer ruryomalk. GRAVELY TRACTORS and At.......,.'· 00 A 4 per cent Ioan lntf!rfft 1■ th• tallowini d-rlbed All kinds of baked goods, eggs , '"""" price :I 2 aotc w real 11t■te ln whl,h vou . Clayton Barrett• Mrs . Kate a resua ve or ha Mrs . Blaettnar · s, Pomeroy . :l 2.'i , 6k l,ehmeal,, New 8., u,ed. Com, .. 11 of • 8Jlnglng rebull •w• -·• ca 00 Ith bl:lIaoce about ••= rt claim ta ha-■ ■n actual or coatln1ent and potato salad, also woven rag ;;p;tuUU. Sheramn ere■L th11...1n, lnt Plummer, Casto, Ray fered Social by his Christian ER N A.UC'rm a be buyer. by d Bume S E I rugs, and other items will be eold. Whitt, Mrs, William 'fhabet and ( REAI.-CnEAP m-1t; Dorlge l'tl\lflf' , plele purl• aDII �pair 11ervb. REASONABLE RATES Catholic) party in tbe general REALTOR ..,., a CUCKLER, C , Farrel C. o. N ar 1 l tra r1 al111 used foU Tb• , a,td a do n owl g B � . g 1 V<' ry ood Phon 1951 molor. t� riwated In th• County of a •at Swift. Henr u , 11 I ,u A , o G ARANT , Sunday. elections •-, ,, y U v ., of rac ■ Mel • cou n.,. F1!:■ BOX 229 PHONE WY 2-3830. . Stale of Ohio and Town of 3 2'·• 31 µ law■ mowers. Ant• ·rllN deal- S Tl8P.\CT10N WY ','""O ..,. . ________ M11111 _ _ _ , s adminwere blood of unlls Two racuN bounde Md'.., 0. --� --- --•-- • L ..-ti. ar C..U d alld Eyskens said he will submit to td •• �EIIKNCB DEED: Vol n. Pal!■ er. Gravely Traelor 81111H and lollowo: Beln1 • part "'deftrib · • two ■ere 131 , DH Cou K•eord■ nty. jstered aI the h osp1taI on Satur• King Baudouin later In the day M�l.ia d ,,a -,i.ler , Obla .,.,,.,, � 12 m·rvIte, ,'hOff WY ,-•· L11t con"tfed w Elllhi B■rl (9) FOR SALE n■�r bf Ohio, Hiram Wahon, commenC!ln1 -- -- ----on 11 8-22-3().IJI F.a11t Main Btrttt PomrruJ. He made 1he announcemenl •-' ""' Parcel Na. 3: The follo-..tn• de- , day · r, hu (t va -l , d n a ,ut __ t _ · ty l ru1rec1 _ t --_ _ __ m S'l'HAW, Turn rii:tht HAY _____ d lot■ dtu■ted In Ibo, Vlll111e l<!rlbe _ Fron< S<Noet at lh■ e■- 1 1ld1 of ,. ,,,,,, J ,0 - IF YO WANT REAL qualHJ s mem e w1 meeting ore be, 1h 'lh f , _ •• .,,. ,,a - , c,,,,..,,.. r •-·• U B■r1 n1er Slrcot on th� Nortb .ad� " 7 sceond, ,8t K roy. l{t :�o .,,., ■ d n n d T n l O ERTI TMEN 11n: of PROP INVES ! .,.., ii � of b coa.. party Catbolic-Lfberal his of I flfllle n fool ■IJ■y: lh.nc,e north ::t' . �: t r; .Lllla...i.'Wdlf1 Phone Wy-2- i ELECTHOLUX ViciiUM:" -C1eaner Breedlni bw.11 lhal •W I l r • POMEROY - 1 • aklry frame, t aia.t.v-10111 te..1 {&I] . :thlrl,.: ,Su� '- Q01, 0 house,' ..,.,.....,... ■loa, ,■kl lllr- tlllru ---· Ibo n, .., lo ••••u lltion ..... --•-Ullll..'Wlm uwa. � u ln C , • b StNet pr ty,. l . ta Loi No hlr -■ r 3·21•12tp with attachment.s Including paint · ·DIGlleJ __. .. • 81178. -4 0 u llefflent, ha ll f balh and s th 1331 n• in e 11111 Tu- o1 8J'r1.. aults of th voting. ' oi\:.!' .,.::� spray. Orlglnally sold for over m..... can Didi: lf.erretl, WY Room ., ■■-1 nlnely-■J.Mhi (a!) at th■ aci,.� ut con.er ol Lot. No, Gau1e readlnp: Gellipo)ja dam UnoUic _....--...a ...,,..•u- anuwau a__,, •-u11• ' Jal uuaa •i tothenc tfuNt a• hot air heat. Rented $40.00 e rth I ROOM J'RAME HOUSE wHh $100.00, Will sell for last 6 pay• NMI or Cbeder 185-11& Solom an er..• , 1rlllt line, 1-nt,•nl.De (21) In Ula to- of , • J ·the e ' • , 3 Ir slory I monthly • 1 3 5 1111111h ■Ian• ....... on ll �-, 00 M . , ■■I 8 ro Crew'• ,,--, ll n Con• < m, Gal ,.., un ,_ .,.-.. .,, runnmg ,.,., ■ - the � balll, FaU ba1emfl:Dt. •--Jal Cb,•�•-• �- I b , n·•. ..,1 ..... llllll >Bu n ■bcty-tour ,w Ifft tod ,aid Nt.-. r�rs.r '!,._ the-::: ers, Pomeroy•MalOO 25.66, PL of the 104 seats they held la thl rooms and bath• part basemenL foot ■ll ...... .farnce. New c.pper ments of $(p: per mon1h < $35 lyi Ua1111a, WHI ■hon.-flftff?I ■ �: :-:iJ:ce: nril ■Id to cash. Phone WY Z.2204. 3 24 8te allq •lnety -■i.tii (NI) feet to tbe ■aulih ,ut esmer of 1,ot Rented $25.00 monthly. 1 • •tor)' P1■ lll:atl -.n,,..o. TTNG and PLUMJIN,., � ... 1-. Coraer lol n e • r -----��-� __. iuwa L-.•,. In wn:z •ho-b-. ••· --., -� 1___ ·uuu No. Pleasant 28.68, Hinton �. 50 fa lling, ,...,.. ---- 1 c■ of hel'llln1n1. rtw o 1 11 llYT■ al $Own N1 in · Kanawha F ·" · 4 oo falling Cba~ (8a) 11Y. u1 ~,•"•• , ,,.,,. , v Rentbath. a nd f rooms t f dt h rame, ar FORD equipThe ully 1 Furnace, op, e abo Mueller . -,, , ... on -�--•,, Phon WY Z..22'l"6. Afler 956 n111at,-..et1ht WHI tbenc■ CUNI ·- they dropped •Ix ,eab and ap,i ' aw, • ed. $30.00 monthly. Can be fin• :;.�cr1.:r,d1tfoa1.o.:, N� 4 AralUd 8reUwa na> feet; u-.a■ -th tlllrt-■1, na1 leaton 19.'6 falling. 'lbe Obio Riv• ....-.. 1,..... lbelr ........., 1-Zl-llp ped. 1953 DODGE Station Wa•• eal1 Boa 8Uver1. . 1 0-... ._, �d Sale price for all ttu.. J 8>'n1111N, OMo. llfflln!IQ n..t1, ._ '- Ula p - of: goo. Ferguson Tractor &- Plowa, Cll B. Mala a, .._,.,, .,... er wu falling ane-half tentb. foot �� -011M VoJ, ue, .... lU. 0..0. a■o- unu:Na nn:th Veil.. 103, ,nt,AC TBACN>R, New. nbhl', M�ig1 Gallia Food �.farket. S ti. .,...'"'"I r.11 r ho l!oaael '1500 OIi PhoN ft NM1 returnl for the IJli ur all the way down. u:Dwllll .tnlwer, nlth"alen, ftln below Middleport. RL '1. SM. . DH4 RHoru --■ CGllllQ", pe O 1 II tfc ALBERT &i COX. s.1e.... . ■ ■ 9 a ae t lower houae gave Ille fo1IGwll :: 23 lt1 1 r, New Yu maurt hio PRONE WY NIii �� �;� � �:-- 11 : ui°! BOX m = = J Cp A11CIIONED ap:■det, • .._ aever ated, diatrlbuUaa1 Socia] CJarllUlal tag ■ WY BouAlbert Oldt • l �ou,e: W831i River p ND NEW GI!! SWIVEL Tf'IP Ctmflllt aer.ac. 4: ame brJu,e da7 o1 ApnJ. 11111d. .. -.-u ti¥ 1>1 Soclallatl II CW (down 96 ·IUIJII u roo .S New ·BeUu4 PIO Nier. AD la BRA SALE: FOR stc :M ,1 fr m ·vheela. ren eNd t d ' ,-- lt. 2:tO p. m. ; J, L. Dean up 1", C!banpd) Llberalt 10 (don Dj ■ Crlll Bl..... .... �l■riffla Jee Flelda, Vacuum Cleaner on with bath. Full basement Gaa ■f•� WW be a.d,, Rt. '1� PlloM Beautiful pastel colored. Com�: �• A�A,:ra:; 1 :15 p.m: Orlenian up 14. 7:15, "'--·-:... I I- I -� Wrlle. "'- • e..c.t HOUSE FOR SALE: 6 rooms, <!Ollftl'lioli f Osdw ■- ._ S •-■- � urnace, N copew 1 c. BMDl'OIID. ...,, .._ balh. Bathroom, kitchen newly r p umb ng �so.1u.1m IPRINOD. p,m: NelBml Broadfoot up 14, 9:- pie.I Union J l'2 tte plete with attachment,, Will 11: I WT ..,._ I (up •>a Jr... i . Corner lot near CRO,W CROW • PORTBR thill week only for $SUit. Tenna 15 p.m; Floyd Blaaka up. 14. S: lQI renovated, Large yard, Located pe l l I), dtmla I , B A · lll'WIR $EWING MACRINE, If dealred. Phone WY J!.""4, ICbooi . Phone WY t-1778. Af. ATTOaNBY& LEW11 Ul'AIB SEIIYIIZ on Gravel Hill, Bob Duckworth, ter 1e 1. 16, tw a,�: OVEC down H, 5:15 &m; UnofBclal Ntaml fa �. ·D! :ia, .._PL..,,INTD'r <31 •· FO all Don stlvers. 5, t �- ·bkmd eonao)e, like new. ,s M etc Philip Sporn down lf, 6=40 l.m: too Pap st·• Middleport. . _.. , hlatblq ltotftl1� .......... llq,8lnel, lleaMIU LIGAL NQTICI 3 U ltp I Bqulppld to make buttonhole11���-------3 ike Creditor up 16, t:Jt a.m.· member aenate pve: __,.. M a.re .. Net1ceSALE FOR HAY BALED .,_,_,, Glenn • . I . '8m. tlllbro1derJ and 18W la La..... lbarpeam,: -,'14 � :I I •IU off■r to, 1&11 at Iba fnnt Beaver up 1 , 1 Olristla1III 4,7 (dowg f)& .,,,... 0: 0II p.m: On- 4S tap l) Llberu Vance, Leading Creek, Middlea nt, CourtRTLAND, OWO PROPERTY. door ,1 *h• II.Ile■ co 7 u •Y · PO , ba HOUSE bath -entl ROOM 5 , J>IYll, 8 Repair � lut AuuDHI ll U (dlnnt u11 ' � S hou■., ■t Pomeroy, O lo, o■1 l■tu.r- ward up 19• 4 :10 a.m•' Natiooal port. Ohio. Phone SH J.46&8.. 11 5 room house, enclosed t""'""' U teed , ....1. on r , .... e h Apr day _A11...., ... �· ,,.me aA.II. . 10:0I at 11181, an e _.._ . WI' Cab th heating, t Gua ••• m.m ■--... a od . . .. _ ,_ .,' ,._ . ,_. nw...J.---" 1 Coamnmlall � un 1111;.,., Rr. farm.. belD■ to llP 20, 4:45 a.m; Bob Beater up 1_.. n...-i- ""... .....-■' 3 II ..p s st Cite , 25 90te standard KJlchen, Venetian two aides, metal roof' u.tra ■c:Cl'f!ItoPol0 real '._,f;,. --•'■te, more o>r lea. - · ==-��-' �. -. WV 1411M. Il 1___,11_ --■ •....,.,_. Party I Cup I). == cc·=-c= • . , e■ltd. an stat■ Rout■ 1u approxl• t:N, 6 • 15 a.m , Nff artam,.-wa '1 S E E D POTATO&S• Olinda. Call Wy-2-5331, Henchel larp Iot. Approximately 150 x lo a .a.-.w...... REll'RJG CONDfflONING AIR __.. , " , lll ne ■lrl.Y fo rth o mile ... alM � . plll!lfl.'OMI. ' HardDWR u 5: 21 a•m• Aliqpinnlll Jronicalb', 50 up tbt . .r'i LJ whi SO Plenty nf pl)ade , Nice loca• ri..,n.-ma. App.-,,ldmattly une halt ·r-r• ' plants, onloo llf!ts. 50 lb. No. I £RATION aervlce. Jack'■ a., Rose. s.Jl-6tJ:> I · ' ),{.,."";.A.I--:... nd trud epreacL .' tion. Priced at $4500. Phone of th• ff■l IIUlff 11 botlom llllld, 21 , 7 a. m.; A. v. Crlaa down 28, 8J]tal'beadlld the . .,_____________ �----;.� potatoes. Order your tomato rrtpration. New HaVflQ. PboDI • There t. ■Lt.atltl lln the re■J ■aUt. 9 · 20 p m 0· Cotton Queen OOWD 23 agalnat Eyabm ad .... tbl, l'Qmtructlon �'• la hnl... ....... r/�{(· ,. ll oo 667-34111 C lville Otfo Ha Id 1 1 harlea R 8 . ro ND'l. • • 11c P � OO:· o� , :·�/,; l'bpaltfl N0&1. IS: : eleetlou - faUed to aafa -, t;JS �.m ; Northera down HO.ME FOR SALE Barnhart, Salesm�n. �svi�e �u� i" �.. 3 o. 1 a.m , Ohio up 28. 9:45 � ID the lqJadanl: .... f, , R. F. D. I. IL S. W� ; J S. Lni■ 35 r��-c!)! YOU NAME IT - WE DO ff 661 Narth 2ncl It, Middleport t�t TWO OLSON RUGS. IS ,i: 9 ft. In Robinson'• Shirt '. Ille. .,_ t11.11 tMrb" Within 11o1.,_ Rame "·-I ol CR. m" p Ga -· R altorI ___...., VIUIII, .,__,_ " l'OOIDI, Hall " Bath upLaund•....1 --..--. -.ya-.- lle up r.·1' ______.............. ·, 5clloo1 Bua .... ■-ail Mn1ee JUI • • ' ..,n� good condltlon. C811 WI .._,• Starched to your order. ._ \• r Reavw, . ,u l'IIIN--. 3 M stc ..,Th up • 7: 15 a.m•, R. H Boawokh •,1 ataln. 4 fOOllll, PantrJ and -,,.,,--,,,,.----�-s 15 3tp 1 -· ■ � t,, Prom 4 to 14 J gh& or no atarch at all. Mila1 p. U Jtaveoawood 0:115 : up m; ----� -----so, Cllll°' _. tht ClWI-,,, ott r.:: _ 1 roam bou■e .,. t.a .J, SALB nt, l'Oa Bueme own Full toilet . d replaced tons • · o IIIOO.Goud · cu- Sl 1 30 a.m• Lli1Ja Shearer llablH Ar9 tmpirhnt • READY FOR EASTER, Ll1ie1, Ing or broken but ;.� ,; eently remDdeJed, ,..tllldoletl, doublll � :'...�1t1. for 1.. Uld u.. ,appr� ..• f, new coal furnace w,th au� ',• r le tulips, hyacinths, azaleu, etc. free. CaJI u■ today • 30 al SIi� r W u � �. •• · 99 , • a Reuonable. .•• ""' .---.. kit. large ge, C.. Tile 11.i s or ...tpe11 ' hed Furni d tbtl eontroll. matlc ltlbt o.,. nd Laandr, • Robh,91111 ■ We telegraph flowers, anywhere a up l!l, 15 a.m •., M ,. M•• P■nll11 · 35c,5fc41.00 tact Lawrenct Napper, 11• '" ..,... n ' 'l .o eleaalq' WY Mal Ibo world hn J, Rowe llendenlw ' . Jo Dam Galllpob■ � . , Polllerv,, Road. Chesler lll. =i■ �tm: -, _ WY ..._ L-H ; �, ----,a ID r RoblalOll'I Trl-Luln ClNaen ■-- ...... Bwtable For Room.en. down : 30 p. m.: FreJberger down .,;, • OUuJ, CIIMon De 211 ,. N F\ll/nl D A ......... MOIi ' .it SEAMLESS • � g •· --" WY NUI E R v... M'··-1110 ?·50• OJD!Ll!!!!H m. -;;;;;-..;.;;�=:;;;,,=.-: � wm Gnenhwa ...�� .:. .. FOR SALE: STORE a ·· • ,••• I rt 11c T .,.. ... t'5:'� • . &Bioun'a�:�-·� ,, ., I M tie .,.L■ and ,o■ and 'T PU MP YO $1,11• -■- lltftr . • F. '",ea,, I ,_,. "I" room, UR DON ' . er down Wlnfleld 3 p.m: Thelma .AJ,� BOl�T. 11 ft. sepltt tank. Get Klean-1:m-All FOR SALE : HOUSE S room, and batb over ltore. •wtll aacrifiee .::-.:n....,...�":or"::, ,,',\ )iW Ann down Wlnliold 8 : 46 p,m; C. C ,(l,i,e Jlui!abi>ul model. 'Spoclal Septic Tank Cle.,..,,, Obla Val- bath. Jllklo localloo. 111 1.....i for $11,500. !laving lo CblealP> � Gad, a.ta", st., �. Phou WY M319, Call Sp. HNI. Clifton, W. VL tntor of t1111 :s■a■t■ ol! bl' 'frMJ, V. Bemer ap ·Wmfleld 12: 11& a.m. ley Plumbing, l'omaloy, Obio. · -- Ir J)llc,.,Ued MIDDll.lPOI.T .I' n••., 1- .._ w '" .. •• •• 1 1 an Bonrue D. up Winfiekl 5 :30 a.m L--J.14-_, ·• .,., .,.._M,...,_....... ■ •• 1 1 - 11a1v""' · . ', • � '"T ,r :.o-:t:c-ic_e _-;---__ a/"N L___ e_ g_ S AD NT WA ' r ---�-�=��--� i E ~ · :E;r:1:�c:: :r 1 a THl'tr AIN'T WHl'tr l SAID I I ' • Mason Me1gs- Commg Events • WMPO Radio es ou I n '61 o One H If Of C nt", frf�i�:t�?:le'I ; Rutland Social News Items Cas h You Flat After Taxes ? Let Classifieds .;S-aGet -;-le_s_T_a_x___R__e_tu_m_s_f_o_r_S_E_O_A_r_e_a___ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middll,port , 0. , Mar. 27, 1961 . .,. - . .. . . ' .' Holzer HOspital !T'S A-GONNA AAIN 10�R'I, Amµo;/-sCJ LET --cHUlt 00 IT.-':' ,_-� = ' rIen,,,. ·-.--1 RA D ATQR •+--f"'t '/d !S A THOJGHTFlJL CHILE, HONEST ABC.-':' S, AL CAPP (-,\ 15/i· YAR-ot-E J.aUT,/Al CHARGE QCA CHILE� SM-4RTER'N HE IS.�- Qt-( WI-IUT'LJ.. ITAlL �� ' ;'' 1) vo.1 ·• �=,,,..-======- I ·l ,. ', REPAI 8 aettnar's a1�:= �===c--=====�=· I/ ' • -- j =�-�--�----� =� ==-- �=� =-,-e ---=====--a. -==,.,,==-=-- ,:�,.:• =-=-.=..=: =-----=.:.:. .-;::in:. !tav:1 .1::.:J. ==--==-o=-=c----- ...,111.,.... =: "::ir:' :.,:.-=: .::: I= =:��J.I= ;. MS-U\ �w!:i "::".,:-=:a��th�� ..C::: == n j. ......., : w.i.1.- wv wit1a = = �� �= -:-.:'17.::tt'L� •= a.O:, FIRST--- '' ' By CHESTER GOULD ■■il�--1•�-�--■.. -�iil r,r,1. ,-11, iil �ill il■ il iil ■■il ■� •- ·· · il ■■ ■ ■■ ■■ �iil ■■ -� iiil ■■-� - - - - •,.,-4 _ _ _ _ - T,SS llfan OIi 8,lll 'lll■ Slngt• Pre■d>er 1:11 World New■ ,,., Cburd, ol Clirl■I 1:41 11,mM For t,1111 Oiurch o1 Ood (Pomt Pl■MUU ,,., Chlldnn'■ Bour I0:111 Local fl&hlllbt■ LITILE ORPHAN ANNIE 18:lll 'lb■ Lllelin■ 11:lll - ol 11,., World New■ EJei WIN OUT �NEV's ll:ll9 Local New■ LANE, TH' �AR ENO O' mwH'. P: I DIDN'T KMQ\11 GeL8Y's D:JIO Unci■ Jim and llt■ 111mn1■, STILL ll'ISIOE HIS 1-K!USE Bour D:11 'lb■ R�l-1'1' M�, ANO HIS D:• Catbollo � OLD CAR STANDIN' RIC.HT TMeRc, P.A'ST, TEN 1:111 Oiurch ol Ood ' lpDIJ■ > Gf HOURS.,, 1: • Goopel lllNr l:JIO Old hlb 11Gur l:GO AD Klllll■ Of lllllle l: IO llullo for p.m. BardlftJ ! JI U P X 8 C X.Jl; I G t' D S I P 3 1J G T 3 9 L D Q IJ B OTB CN TUP II D t' JJ U FCOI II B l 4 Q W G JD R - T Q X B, la•AQ"• a,,to(-1 BIR. I WOULD L+.'l11JJR Bl RIGBT 'l'JIAN Bil PBIIBID111N'11-CLAT, ' - •---...•- ""'-J., • ________ Y CIURL; �- li:pl-1 �ETTER DRIVE CIJT lo \H' Fll;IE. MV �' WHCl"O DAR'E TAKI: A POLICE CAR 1 IT'S �, llaDd"1 ,,.. .. u _ 1:00 -, New■ 811111111■1'1' 5:li Sun, -. ·-... ,, ., SJp oa IfsiM L■jiji ! ABBIE AND SLATS I c.., :as. :.i.-::a..,. "' ;;;,, w, SIUlflill> I�����"'!!'!!!!!!"""""'�! "-QI- Sodalll6I... -•f eau.-.... ;r:; unofflela] OR THE EGG !I' THE CHICKEN ,-v . !'----------'-'"'I ,I RRIVES AT MY COSTUME Br ERNlli BUSHMILLU PARTY Ri·ver Report ,hir•��:; :Z� 1,1 1 , K IDS··· WHIC/.1 ONE OF YOU CAME I'M GOING TO GIVE A PRIZE TO THE FIRST GUEST WHO ----=,-���--- i • I Eyskens Says He Will Quit lD A1'J (' \ :;�,�=• ====-���---- - ...... ,-· === -,==== 4th! = ., ;.i"" ...,�".!: • A1it:w THE SIIQE BOX, ., -----....11 I I TMAT� RtaJ.fT. l MUST HAVE. lOUC��Q UPQN A DELlr::A'TE SUBJECT I &JT "l:M! FOINT IS, I MUST GET HER 70 ""'LK eEF0Re I CAN Haie lD HEL� HER ! � d ,_ --,:: -;-:,_ �� :! �-•_, ·-• "' .. ,. I; ·D .. If � . .. �. �11,lly Sentinel. Pomeroy-M iddleport O \l ar 2 7 . 1 96 1 The C rystal Ball Of Science ? Pastor Leading Services For Holy Week Around And About Middleport Holy Week evangelistic M!-rvket. a.re berng held thi& week at the L._____: M iddleport Fir111 Baph11t Churrh w1h Rev Donald Boone. pastor. in charge. Monday h15 topic will be "A Cross Instead of a fe<.·kmurk.. · • Tuesday he wit lspectk 011 Kind­ ness Under Compulsion" and Wed­ nesday on "The Look That Broke A Heart . " Serv ices will begin earh t'VPning at 7 p. m Tursday , Upper Room lil!rVil� blRT 18 FOi: OF KUWJ w ill bt- held from 7 lo 8 30 p m. No hou.Mwife la a •tJ•&ng.,­ and those attendmg may come to dlll!ll and dirt - an eu .. ruy anyt 1mf' for med ital ion and the that t.'Onfronla her •"ery Um• •h• emptl.. a Y�uum cl�er A 11 p• •a1 .1 1 1t't',• be l t' 1ua\' >1UJ4jCl'>'1 l l1al J f ­ l.ord · s Supper. N:•1vi11 Iii 1 .--«>1 1 1111;: lo l l w ,·r:- :-t a l tJ« I I l:)ut 11111 111111,: coulrl h1! bag. But It look 1. recent y�au­ Friday the (·hun·h will join with OI research 1ludy to 1Jv. this farther fi um I ii,, 1 1 111 1, TIit' p1, \ 111 f' 1, ,. � l n l( ,•!l t o r1n1 1 1 1 11. l 1zt: the olher <·ommunily c·h· ·< - hes for •I ubborn foe the proper dim• p1•o miiw tha t f,,n,1 1 •·�• ., 1 ,·11 hoh!� fn1 u, .. fut 1 1 1 f' lht> Good t'riday service at the eru1lon. It weight approximate• l-'oor1 rn11 · a1 I'!, 1� unrte, "1111r ly .108 pound11 ln U1e •ix roqm h\ collei,;<'� ,o l l d 1 1 !1 ! \' t' I �,t,(',._ in pn,,hw1 ,1, . ,·.-! 11p11p•nt t i ,, 111lh1 lll'alh Methodist Chureh al 7 00. houee 11.nd 80 pe1Tt-nt or thi■ j: •I V f' l ll l l l •' I\ I " ):t'lll ' l f'� a 11 d 1 11� --.. , 1 o·,1 I I ',\ � 11 1,.,, hnpl' 1" INll"n Sunday morning al � 30 a m. - 87 pound11 e11d11 up on floor l h n,u�liuu\ 1 1 1,. r , ., ,,[ m1h1� l 1 v 1.,,_.,, l l w 111111 1 � 1 1 11<>\1\' 1"1<1\ us,, t;tt.!:lter 1·ovu111i:::a. Not all or It can be 'l'tw , , nil•n1-: � "' 1 1 , .. \';ll ll)\ l:1 1 , food I J I IH'I' l' l ri ,·1e 11tly 11 1 1d the ('hUffh will hold its 1 .. ,-,,-1,1 r d , )11 "J"< 1 ,., .- "· 11t11alh /1< ,\\ 1 , � ,d 1111 1 1 1 .- 1 1 ! 1< H1·t 11.� I' ll - Sunrise servi<"e and rt'�ular wor­ dialodge.(I WIUl lhie \I II. C u Q m ele1mt-r anti what rem11.m11 C'Ull itl In, · , . l ,l l r ,. ,1 , h 1 1 1 � •• l l t'\"1 •• 1 :.; , ,11ppl1l'1 1< >1111! ,:is hortl' 11 11.-l ship !lt'rvirt al 10· 15. the gri t ty atufr - 11ht11'1C't1'4 th.­ t,fl ! l\r ln,,,1,- a 1·1u l ;', h ] ,. rn t i l t' 11 11 1,., 1,. 1,11i 1,1o, , ,. Jlfe of 1·u1a and earpet11. h11t•n· 11 ml ,,., wti111 w,- kn1 11, ( H Ii! ' ! >-1 lldlf'!'I • <•IH ••1 IL ' f it' I t' · � b11111 mun·, .,1,1(•!-I ,u,d ·110:<I ) , LI .. , , 1 •; 1 1 1 11 h,•I \\'••I'll ••fL lon�ally- Jf' estntinatt>r youtl, WI lbur Gare , p1·eaident ot 1,., 1,, , ,, ,-i1 d 1 ,• 1 � . u ,n ,.h.. �1 1 1". n,· 1 h u11 , 1 .. rsH l l 1· 11,;t•d pi wlu, I r,.,. ,\ MaJ\k1•t. developers or • hig-11 11 P 111 erM Party A mun� l hos, · f1lf t<l )pa,l,• 1 1< 1i: 1 11·;;••1 ,1111,11 ty apeciali�ed rug and rarpet Tl" · rnml 11 1<111,! 1 \ � p1 , 1g 1 ;,111< I Saturday evening memberi, of eleamn, 1Jy11lem, J I auu1orlly wh, , hKI � hrn, r1�Pl"d 1 1 ,Pir """' 1 1 •>11, i1<>\\ ' ' ' 1 Ii•· H•l•1t· ,1 -...· 111 tlw WeHtmin5Ler Yo,1th Fellowship for Ille above r1,uree. J-'l'Ofei<­ 11. J I l't'S<'H 1 • · l 1 1 n • •;.; 1 :< 1 1 1 I� l ' 11 111p­ , 1,-1 "'11'1 lo >t i.< ! J:• <l�t.: ! l'P 1>11 t,,.II �"" I' 1 ·u 1 1 . p.,111· v: l 1 1 d1 Jll .� I •ion■l rle-enlr1g. he IH!lievff. 111 <Jf•t' l)t'<! 11, · w t-",,.. ,1 Sn,·11•-� Hll<l 1 ,., , , , , , �,•:0 1 , 1 1 ,1,, 1 , · 1 o pn 1 ,. 1 1 1 ,, 111 . rtl lhe Middleport l-� 11· .st United the only prull'lblll! ruara111 et: :,,; 1 1 t 1 1 l 1"t1 l .. , ho1 , 1 : •>1 ll'" lll ( ' H l ! I · 1 1 ,. . I 1 1 ,. �- 1 , · l l • •· t< T h ,. � " a 1 ,. Presbyterian Church enjoyed �n that nig lite can bll ll!Xtended \',·1 ). , 011tul!• x . IL•· KH td 11nd j u 11 1 i,·e skaling parly :fll Athens. <Ir!! :,; ./ ' !' )1 .- l a t1,,1 H l 0!l ll'l'- , to a nuu1:inmm and oolora maln­ ' "' ' t '. � ta.lMl1 year 11'1 and year out. , !• I IIIIJ �' I ''·" ;, f " I' 1 . 11"W a , ,, ti,-1: 111111 111-' l•) rpve11! r Those of lhe gt·oup we e Carolf­ I , . , 1 ,, '" 1 ,, ·w11 1 - • � ,t wl t l w , r .�n111, · ol 1 ! 11'II HP•·t d >R etulu e11. 1·pet 11wetptnr and T l w l1th"1 ;1 1 0, \' 1 11.!'l l i l 1,•,i 11I.�" A.nderson. Carolyn Russell, R o y vacuum rleaner appltcatlo11 hJ d• , i , , ,, 1 . . , 1 1 .. h;1 s1•· "''' I "'I . !-1 1 " , I i i I ,I l l ' \ h;, - 1 , , , ,,1,-� :• ,; I t!H l 1 1 1 lo• HI� •• '= f " ' l l lll••nl .i l 11 1 1 , 11 Colemctn. !.ols Ann Sauer . Jan- u�llal , he 1111.ys, but ,•leaning •· Pl� 11· 1 1•·1 1• • lu> f>- 11/<Hl>-I Ill 1\t­ l • • · il l • ! In a prote1111lonAI manner 111 l"'IOJ1(llt ' III c,I rww pr .. ,1 1 w t �. 1>1 11·t> Zirkle. Edith and Bill Hapton­ ... hat }'j>nlOVfll the tiny blta of :- . . , , ,. . , , 1 1 ,,. 1 r . 1 ,·., l 1 :.: i \ 1<111� \\ > l! h 1" l t n / o!'Ol'r t h< ,!'f' H l l f'itdl stall. George Sauer, Kathy Lacey . 1tl o11e. t'o•I. ulay and pumke ! 1 " 1 0 1 <1, -• · .0 1 , I , ,•,; 111! n,·i,. �OHi' un t t,.- 1n1,rkl'I T!1,· i,:o.tl LIi t, Kenneth Harris. Carolyn Searle�. WhOH rll:BOr •h•r·p tdafl■ �.. 1 ,·� "I 1 , 1m l , 1 , , .,1 d l l l :.'. I" f •r 1 1 1 1 p1 " , � l lw )ll'l't<t-1 1 1 11 11d p11v, l .4>wis S,1t1er Jr. ' . I ! 111 , I.'. ' ! , f ' a 1 1 1 pb,· I I " 1\1 troy nneat fibres and dellcat. ' I , ., , , r , · • t 1 r l , ·1 1 1 - I ' I . . - w:, 1 f . , , a !11• 1 1 ;.1• r1.i m·e l'!olor• Wni('h 011&\nally at ll'&c• Ai·c-ompanying the group werf! t eo;I ! 11it r11g buyer ' • attention. Lewis Sauer, ,Jr . Donald Lowerv w r I I it tor booklet or SOO P a u I Haplom;Lall . R i r h a r d Hou11ehold Hint.a and leaflet on Vaui,:han. Miss Nancy D u n b a r Rug and Carpet Care. Send 10t to cover malling co•t. ll&g1klst and Rev. Howard RuppeIt. Homa Ofnc•, Ctuc-,o •U, IJI. An Ea�lt'f p<u-l v " ;1� h,·1,1 Suri l'f'l'II B<it lnw, fol lo>,1o1•1I hy a violm J.:1y :tVR1oj by l lw J )t";won� and ;uul ,1n-ord1an lltwl l,y - Mr. and was given by V incent Dabo. · l)�("llnt'S!lt's or l lu.\f 11ldleporl i\1 1 � l!;1111om;t.ill The -·'· 11-..:rn d ay vers1011 0r . Pn•.,hvl ••11;rn f hw· di A rt•ad1 t1J-! a 11<l p1>t"m vn the ' "Little Red Ridin Hood ' " I.·JN31 U n,tM • w as 8 Houaehold Hint• . . . ' 11•d1on (:It the Ch1ldn•n ':-, l lomt• I( t·su1 wa� �1vt•n by Mrs. prcKente,d by Mn. Dale Walburn [ i... -;, T� µrogram IJt'g.111 wllh �ruup Bal'hnt'r and l hl' Kroup w;is wel- and Rev Howard Ruppelt, p.astor, Mareb. Wo� alngmg lt•d hy •!umi-':-. Mahokey , ·onwd lo 1 hr parl y l>y H:iC'hm·d spoke or future events and other itnd lht' hapµy b1rll1tfa)' song w.ts V;1ul:(h;111 adivities whlth lh" lwo ... ,.hu,ch It took a Gallup aurvey to sung rOI I-':,u J I I i,µloo., t;ill The �l · 1 11-1tu11· w11s rt'ad by M r s . board!! have planne,i for the 1·hil - p r.v the truth out ot ua, tut WO• men ar• really lir•d ot the way Mrti. H:.rnl<l S111wr ,rnd M n, Hu,;;.'>4 •11 J .y,lns followtid by a t alk dren at lhe honie. · Everel1 Foreman IPd BJble they ve been keept111 h. o u 1 e. Haptonsl ull s�nK Tht· Ew,11•1 �•a- h� M ,i, � M ;i , �;iri•t Saut·r among other th I, It 'l'hlll, . tade" .a1'1·11mr;111 1t>(I by Mrs f.vTlw hymfl. " f< o,,_.k uf Agt.'s." was eharades .end waA assist ed by w h a l iepre• R i r h a r d 11enta.tlve wo• sun� h_v M rs sa,it>r ,md panlo- Marcus Chambers. V.iughan and Mr Dabo. men told the mimt•d by Ed 1 1h Hapton.s1all with quluer• w h o Following • the re program M rs ll.a1itunsl,1II as a<·rompamsl Pomeroy, Ohio JiU , , w ere tryln( to 1 A short talk of tl,1, parties which fr�ment■ of l,·e cream nd .e , find out what drink!! were NOW SHOWING lhe llf>aeC/lls and Deat·onesses cookies and soft women want served in the dining room by M rs. in • household h.i vt" h,dd al the <"hildren ' s Home "THI DARK AT THE Sauer. Mrs. 1.yons. Mn. Herman TOP OF THE STAIRS" t'leaner. Baile-y, M iss PhylliR .Joachim, Mr. 1Tochmcolor 1 l n the pro-­ CARTOON EVERY NIGHT! Dabo. Mr. Foreman , Mn. Wal u.H ot 1•l• Roberl l'r('slor and bum . Mn. Edwal'd Burkett, Mrs. linl' thie anlk:iroth.y M<·G ui re ra. a n Colorcartuoft Bachner. Mr. Mahokey and Mr. 11Wer1 to routine queat\01111 tti.y unaovered aom• not••o-routin• Veughan. opinions. For e,i:arnple, woTnfln. WED. and THURSDAY Other gue11t11 at the party were ire: TONIGHT "SUNRIS E A T Mary Ruth Sauer . Connie Bach­ 1. Tll'NI or t!arlinr around CAMPOBELLO" Mi1·hi Kohi. Hirhimt Lo111t ner, Mr, Burkalt, Bill Haptonstall •ix: or 1non bott\H aud c•n• lo ( Teebnicolor) "TOKYO AFTER DARK" anri Mr. and Mu. Robert Sharp. do varlou1 cle•uln1 Jobi. 'nl.Ty Wi1h Ralph Bellamy - aliio w&nl mo•t of the deaning lo b;. tind Greer C: uson Judy Holiday . Ue1m Martin h1ndled by one type ot hou•• Colorrartoon : "BELLS ARE RINGING" hold f'lean■er. I,,,. Skating Parl.y Dtllnquent Fo• :Z . Cn11\'lncN1 lhat a rt-ally ( Scope & ColorJ HPl,I "'riday Eve clutn room llffdl lo be dl•ln• AllKI Ca.-toon FRIDAY NOT OPEN The Junior High BYF' of fid­ r�·ted H it I• cluned. i. Plnaed Wh•n the room TUESOA Y & W�DNESDAV dle-port Firs1 Boptisl Chur<"h were SATURDAY t.l!IO amella fl't•h after a bl( In Athens Friday evening where clt•aning job. FAMILY NIGHTS •·BATTLE IN lhey held an ice skating parly al 4 ll•ln1 rlH11inf pr-odutl1 OUTER SPAC E" Bl' very (;a1· la11d. Lon Ch11ne-y with natm-.. ' 1 own cll!.11.n■r the rink at Otiio Univerait y. (Technic olon "ALLIGATOR PEOPLE" pine 011 - ia thtin. Seven out Ryo lkebe, Herol d Conway Those in the group were Jack 1 CinemaSi1..'0pe l of ten womrn ,uerled ustd - al�o Sigman. -- alt;o Hay Pickens, Buddy tomfl type of pine oil clt&nflr. "POLICE DOG STORY" Rohcrt Ul11.!iing and Moore, John Hood. Pat Edward.I With th•n fa<-t■, as wall at Jame11 Bro-wn. Merry Andt"rs LN• M1�riwelh er 111 Larry Gladwell, Linda Kaurf and 1N>me ,,, our own la mind, w e ROCCO. WoU (dog) "THE 4-D MAN" IUK• Martha Fowler. Accompanying luwe a couple al ■hort-cut ° ( I n <"olor) gll!al lon■. When ym1 J'1! 1ettinC the group were lheir ooun■elor1 . SUN., MON., TUIS. M,1dt> hi the prodm·ttr of y o 11 r eleanlnf prorlU(:I � lo• Mr. and Mrs. Gene Coleman �md "'LAMING STAR" Jethrr, chOH one which Will "The Blob '' son .lerry 11nd Mr. and Mn. Char• l'le•n, disinfect an4. dtodoriH. Elvi.1 Pre�ley A l .SO C A HTUON '1'1'len, tor Lh• tou�h ot 111mour les Vroman. •v•n .. chore dflMl'VH. UN .. pinfl•&cented room 1pr•y t a. leave • llu1er1nc nmindt!r that short -cut DouNkflepin1 eaa M bell• Ml tM lonr run. Middleport. Ohio _,, c... ,. 0 I .) /,I , Easter Partyy Held Far Children At County Home By Presbyterians :;;:::=::::::::::::::::::===� ·- - -- r ·- iJ •,o.a MEIGS THEATRE --------- -----•-.· I •· I ----------------------- 1 WOMEN LIBERTY THEATRE NOW SHOWING love our • laund ry service "Tho KettlM On Marjorie M-a ln ln Old McOonald'1 Ferm" • 0Me you try our laundry Hrvl<'f', you ' ll be sold on it, kll>I We t.lJl:e particular c■re to 1ee that your waah 11 re­ turned u fresh and brltJht aa po11l ble, We offer free pld-up and delivery for bo1h your laundry and dry cle11n­ ina:. And our price11 are al• Wl)'I low. Give UII ii. try! •• AIM S.ltditd lherta The Melg1 +H Plea1un Riders . will mHt toni.lht at 7:30 at the home of Mr■. W . A. Mo1an for organiutlon. New membera are wel• .. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. wney visit­ ed Saturday in AtheM with his sister-in- law, Mrs. Ann Wiley, and so11. Clyde . .ind in G louster with his brother and family , Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wiley. Mr. Wayne RUey has been rec.-ently made post master at Glouster. Sacrilicial Meal, Service Held On Sunday A Sacrificial meal and .eniice waa held by the Senior Youth Fel­ lowship or Heath Methodist Church, M iddleport, when it met Sunday evening. The meal, consisting or unle■v• ened bread, cheese . hull lamb dat,s and null, wa, he)d �Ith � the candlelight aervice with Rev, Raymon Kookright glvinl the op­ enllli prayer. Readlng parto in the aervice were David Konkrlsftt Evelyn Gibbonl, Barbara JODM Forreat Bachtel, Jr., Saodr� Brewington, Chrlttine Coalt, Mar• lly wan and Dianne McComu, c'.;.ter member• attend ing we.,. Sandra Simpaon, Jim Johnson, Robbie Swanson, Michael Lloyd and Tom Rall. The event wa1 planned by counaelor of the IP'OUP M rt. Wayne Glbbon1, Mrs. l!lmer800 Jones and Mra. Robert Coat■. Seventeen members of the OhJo Eta Phi Chapter of the Bolo SJc· mo Phi S....,lty ,..,.. In Athem Friday evenin1 where they at­ tended the preeenlallon ol the Fine Art11 Musical. "Guya and Dolll" al the MtmorJal Auditor­ ium. In the group went Linda WallGII, Mrl. PeQY S.Wldero, Mra. Loll Ann -baum, Mn. Ann C'hapman, Mn. Barbara lift.. 1n1. Mro. MU. Mro. Mary 1,_ Wlley, r.:ro. YYINIIII SeoJ. ly, Mrs. Juel Klntle, llr1. Don,. thy Amber1or, Mrs. llelty En,. ""'• Miu Lucy Amtbary, Mro. Belly Full, Mn. S.bra Morr;..,,, Mra. Jean Braun, Mn. Shirley Huatan and Mn. Donna J....,, Nlowq the show tho lodlot enjoyed a plna party 11 on Ath, en1 rfftalD'ut. -r ......, Ibis e<onomy ser­ vice today. You'I like It All flat pieces iron­ ed. . rilAI Mer IIM, .U 12c per lb. .... I RPBll,\JSON'S · I :. dec ara tln1 11roi.1 • ., ••• l•r. Soo our co111ple10 dbpleJ. Tri-Luster Cl' IN MIOlf,IPOltT f I I c... w-. Special Solo IJ'a, Cir,en For Servin 0 0poo the Gltlo to tho Tflm. pie" ... - u . � - ll'comlfl(I. ,.... • . '. , Sunday •lo Sunday IIIOnlinl by - Bachtel, Jt., clarinl the wonblp - al the Methodlil Qiordl, lllddiopo,1. The � lraJnlnl .... ,.., recelnd Jato tho <hureli dur­ inl the ""loo wllb IIIY, � PHONE WY-2-5 1 30 ' 1f ' 'l Cellln1 TIie wlll tlve YQr ho1110 thol 1111art, soodera look that 111ake, yow LAUNDERBS _ DRY CLEANERS .' ' .. ' LHt ! • -- eatlmlll- than ever beron. Membero op- I Ellis had ladlcotad � lint big test It would e,m,pt , McElhinney to 1oend an Mayon, toll<lton, ml a • lo al favor pollcy re. equipment requiiJIH balf--a-day to p,eart:d at.e 1 Ohio villages from 1.!0Rll-'·� •nil with ed $497 to rey,1,r and rl!<!.ecor <'ilman from Mlddleport and over for a1 preaenL The chan,e \ hoae placing mowina:. needed. s of the t.n!io Pollu- : bil and council's cbamben. eroy were to )Qve tbi& afterDDcm requirement ,. 1 mayor 111d that ti the $IOlO rotary Board, that vlllaget The wol'k will be perrormed by Addltional - lighting lor Columbus to ...., bofun the - Control itebl obtained, the llreet ent plant& I R. V. Kini of Bradbury. It. m- queltl were turned over to HOU8fl CGnlerftUua NGPl't"IM build 1ewage treatm • t'OUld maintain ffln. deputment by commit.lee beaded ility turt•. ut ir fis lighting, I new dudes and colleclioo 1y1tema. lor H. B 221. r) Tbe p Gibbons. ark, , Wayn, Co ilman te and hi&h••r ..,_ I coun unc paint iling on 1 Mayor McElhinney extended in- Ing repair, ce M a y o r K....th M cBlhlnoey d much better. to all hil 1.'0llJlrilmen cil room, termite treatment, an mayor referred a .uggestloo from I IN!II aaid lallt ni,pt at i4iddlepart cuun- vttationa f • E Mn. table. \ Charlotte Pmill, treuur• or 1treet llil Lewi.II foremu council the lhe hearing. a lormica top on dJ', INOllil rqu1ar mettinl gf lul .iight to at�nd be '" • clerk r« the -■loo er, Mllary mower 1111<1una1 acted M FIRE BOSE PBOaLE Early in AprU Middleport ii March that he, oollellot' Berurd 1 C<>uncllman l<e Smith a mom- u,od '"' the town trador .. Zlr- In the - ol Omo G r a t O , lo go before the PolluFu1b ..I Counellmln William D. ,cbeduled committee, qaln "1•� J'ltbet .......,._ r..,,.,clinwl A . A Sc11berry alto the matter or re- her ol the Child,, will - beltn the lion Bo•rd In 111MMW. la intended on toe ror stuly. newing Ito permit lo dump un- asked d any actllln ccm,mlllff, · lire leer vohm the by st reque into the Ohio RIV• 1 'li,i, -,,Ing Moyor Charles lnated sewa11< company ofriCerl for mo"; 211· . or. . Logar ol ,-..y "'"'fl""'"' that n would be carried Pome,oy village ii involved In ' Inell -· Counctima 1.tolle "'111, oollcltor q116tl011. • the ne• llrl truck. . Red W. cm,, ml bt a1oo would lillla!ion on the same eport council , CouncO delayed further achoo Middl night List lqillaton. tho _, before I In tion �. with I on 1">undl the company oa be­ H. B DI, ·_,.._i b)' Mei. _.,,.i a resolu as t, ,howin1 n lieved now already to have Coonty !lop. Gearp Melnlwl. R., John :!erkle aboen [ ol re sal by M •yor Middleport. 11 up 1m1ab1 ... la a,pported a propo :, :: cmm-J toddlera Pom-l pr• to teens. Smart style■ from clu, 1ic1 t o the lal.e1t fashion new1. Bo:iy and fitted 1tyltw, au wool Royon m Nylon w-r:;/;: ;:, , Sizes 6 to 14. 39c e INFANTS SIZES • We've loll We have the smarte1t cardi1an11. Woven with a hand knit look. with aklrta a J11J'ket over your cotton dresses, Si191 34 to 40 in Whites and Colors Girls SKIRTS ! [fl I \ .I- a of dainty ""' ,.,,..,. 1n ......,,. hankie, tel' finecy. 1 5c $2.95 � and $3.95 Blouaea to team WOMENS NECK SCARFS Oblonc shape,. J1<q111rd pat­ ol terns and aolld crepe ■heen. Hand rolled horn. Loll prett)' .:olora. I Oun are smart for. ) 3 pair $1,00 care Sizes 32 to 38 and 40 ta 44 Ullh �llv::lollo..: i.l: added ' Cetton 111.,. __________ $1.tl ,1 .00 ' Nylen Trlcot 511111 Nylon Dae,.., an,1 CeNN Sllpl $2.95 $1.N Nylen Trlcot Slip, Nylen Dk,.., Cotton Sllpo $1.H . · :· ta,,S lb11n Mylar, TriOIII Sllpo mu- _�•=°'=•n:::N;1•:n:_:Trl:0111 :_:•1�1p1::======•�•,t:;.�-· �•U. ='511 , Elbiifelds in P oinitqj ' -----,- ..-..----•------•---< -. I '---t-, l' � ' . '. . ,,; ', "11 Sprin1r Riots Draw Stiffest R e'"' .6 I ations I II# ., I s.m.n.i 1e:.t=; c.n,er TbeJ N < ,, - W-- -----=---�-=p JiC4; Put Jail =- -----=flregot---- -w Liz Enroote ----- ,_lion. IUII :-1 ::..•zt-:"''-tulldl••_-W ��� ' ·' ' · -1 1n l Patrol Man ,_an w. ••utlouo 1n ae-.. .-taa . � -·--- La «. ct1e1 ., --od °"""" '°"· J� vm. :-..::: Home Mter Diness Boot wm �'11-::.:U,� iJ:.i: :::.i-:= .. ,; C!:. p .ie:.o. '. i..m - 'II ':"'• + - indlcoted. Untvw- \ Good blutiDJI J Bl aze s-LUIJIJU -t..lJ...m . l.IV• A Aere Br ush F:·e ls \AJUU c,_,......o:U· � J h>om !12.tl p.ts tr... ·,, Voli,nteers Hel,...,, Fight u,;- r.; ";";"":i 111"4 W•- ._ Trlcot SIIPI 1ut "'° "°""• CID-I flmo. Men'• llm lew Tl• _ 1.00 IIS.48. and Bearca t r· pans Ra ,•d OS u cam�us tied. WOMENS SLIPS e : r......... �if' ,, Nylen Trlcot Sllpo -:=;:._.... II wu pointed out by Commit,ioner Doo Mullen and empbulsed by Auditor Gonion caJdwell that all the back bilh of 1960 will not be pold at ono time. Mr. C.ldweU ,aid the "arnall bllb" owed bwline- within Meigs County will be paid flnl, togethe, , pooslbly with a few oth- rrom n:,i: �:: 8 ....=,.� BOW TIES Womono = llaimaa Buri.i wm. Sizes 7 IO 1 4 59c -� w =-� =.:;. ruu Clip on s!Yle. Ah'eldy d TRUCK STUCK - A few more band• and this sturt Jeep lll8f have been picked up and oet on the Pearh Fork Road. The S tale Forestry Department vehicle wu u. ed to get water to fire fighters from Pom eroy and the Forestry Department � of hillside land In Ibo, Pead rombalting a bruah blaze that moved over 10 arres ftloto. . ud d SentiJlel in m a side ro ely Forl< area. But lt 1ot sluck aecur Resolut10111 to pay over $52,000 In overdue bllla In· In curred by the Meigs County Hlghwar.. Departmenl Journal. loner's QI m Co the 1960 have been rerorded In The county ,ommissioners, after length¥ discussion over the matter, have flied Individual entries in their journal stating that the "claims are just," therefore, Insuring paym ent. oenten<e J BOYS BLACK CREW SOCKS a tr!:.= : m::; �� Died Monday At M-General and THns 8 to 1 4 . Boys ""' e Inf3Dt Dreu up the alr11 for Easter In the prietlie■t youn1 fa■hiont - and at thrifty prices. See our eoUiection for quality and uvin1s. Plain nylon and 111loa dotted NIia In oolidJ and print& drNly 11y1.. with bouffant 1Up1 - docron 1beer. $1 .95 MUfder Cbar11e w"'1 • Easter Dresses 2 -•s "' 7 ,s 39C G Ir __..;,;;,.;,.,;;..i;;,;;;;;___, BOYS WHITE DRESS SHIRTS Shortly before I p.m. Monday the group of youngsters broke ofr • pme ol marbles and went int.. the building "to look . , nowb6m pu)ll." rim-,- Girls STRETCH SOCKS eotor1. to O.clarlng that ''tM tidy art en 1&1tion, the Mhr _ wlll 1,o,• Konnodr ,.11.,. 1ar •-•••llne ,on,tr uoHon et tho Polorl, '""' un• ut ""'' "'"h a onH•monlb production " 10 by Jun• 19"- ,I 1"llhln& 9"lti a• .,,. Easter lovely. Boys Sino I to 10\lo, !OK lino eotton. Nrlon nlnfareed heel and toe. Cb- white 1111b oolor Ira top or •lid ! :t:": make your And ea,y Fine quality cotton dre• Mirta with permanent ,tay eollar and dual cufft. Sile• 8 to II. i skirts. They Casual or dre111. Neat and eomfortable. Wuhea eully, drie■ qutek• ly, '4'ear1 loD1er, Stretch 1ize1 fit■ 8 to 8'riii and t to 11 I ) with your suits and do a lot to .. • IOOMr I f OIi Company fal, Riser OU Qim. pany, 111.IO Bioe!tnar Auto Company 150.81, Central Tract.Ir Compan y '3511.38. Ferd Hoclt "-uto Supply IUO, ' Melp County Farm Bureau 153,· pavement - a fourtb,floor • 40. Melp Equif'l""I Company dow '" $114.50, G l J Auto Parle $151.!t. on my hall Pomeroy llotot Co. 111-76. Amer!• Ibo "' 'I llhoulder IMlon bt ..,. O r ton'" The program ... Culvvt and Fabri<alor em,. er bllb I - do � - 11111 "Meel You, Finmen Night" at Olflc.;.i_ ,aid more of the billo pNJy 111.Kl.78, Central O h I o up ond tltl, I wu H Mlddloport l!lh s.hoof will be paid u money II made Tndor Company $115, and t b • 1$W tw _.. bl4lN on thelt by co-chalnnan avallable. 'l1to money will """" � 00 Company way dttn," Bailtlnl aid. "I felt . . the Auto, Licenll and Gas Yeatordly, tbe ccmrnilllonert " I .. helplolL - From S:atH:30 p.m the town't dilcuaed purdllle of Ill,· mot Tax Fund. That fund bad JIOI" LOS ANGELES (UPD-" I love new FIGHT FIRE - Meigs County Highway �artment employees ftgllt the and Uled lraetor to lloJ low a • boa1Jtthe at overdralta lo 91 .41 1en�.� 4 roa4 Fork Peacb ekl ...,.,,, BuaiNI you, Carole. rm oorry. " 00 ...,...y for · n,ve tho county-owned D t cat� _ \Ila! burned over JO acres of billside brush, on the o1ng ol lhll month. employee1, county the with � lisr fllr lialr allod ,.... hlr The speaker ,.., Dr. R. Iler- <Y lic Along . rs ol! i l three lasted job g othe . ,, af.lii!'Doon. The y� ftcon one area � bllll, ,mailer Iba o1 t Paymen t wilh alon 1)1, Fvlelt:I) lnapoctlcot t - lhlm the Pom eroy Volunteer Fire Department and State ,.,., 1111' IJlll aUp ..i - api»- aard Flnch u he approached hit pub ul...,.nl . ··t1 11te eq . ,nother , CoualJ department Molp 1n nly owed , are which re mlstroas, Carole T goll o 1 be lped; - Sentinel Photo. tond - ..,_. - wa dead. Tb, tbnle flQlllllllulone wtlll vlliO!l poaib1J • couple of the ia'1: ml ict.cl _,, they conv after oeconda lay ,iaymatea Jlarjory't lour a 'Y · · · er onu In ibo - future, wm IN to the <ounty prqo where ,.. oil ,.touo!y M onday ol murde IDJ lhe aur tqllialtl• • the fin ond dltplayed. No -- cot on b,- � -:Ill•· doni • - of � lljured. DIIID1 � 7, - -·· wife. E : the to i'isllld II bs I el .....,..- He (!l'abbed her, lon:ed her into lillllth will i.11 on carbon Attone, l!emal'd llr. ...... ar IIGl btlJ I l . ' - · ,' , ; , .( well Middmqfei' m! IIIQ,IIM It fllNlnlt ... ID omhnco - ad then ,uddet,. IIIOIIOlll,io' a .ill ailir llurnu, tho -� Offtclll• '""1 tlll i.Jmli,( by a ll "· ...,. ot...hig ciowi, · • to the .....,.. IUlborilN partial (la)'· face; oho withdrew . <Oldly and bJ Emmel Shuler J'lnl Ald a.Ill of ••·• la thus . . llanald mmt ol • claim from ' oveldrall filun ol 1115,.._ta, walked out of the C01rtroom wllb- w w l a. A � brush Gre oa t� o rushed over a lari!< area ol. pliod with ..-, I atlifldal n,plr- lnC ,um.m.40 that the ,uto. ._ Grindle)> fol' oboul '1,300. cot talk il ho < ,d Ibo ',, ' . oul IIJ'in& a word. tho paymant u l'Olldl- 1'ln Road near Carmell• bnoab estimated at ••••. ID acres Fin flahle. "'-- ad ts.month atlon. A 111m on artllicial mplr• ...,.. and gas tax fund will be had asked for pa,k ..ond with Their work!t - their Mill y-rday aflernoall 11,ey called Pomeroy Ullllber will be ,!llown which coven ju,lloe tho wu of be ton salary the three to hN ml one-hall shovel&. I "ID the red" according ftght for freedorn tbl,ilip ,. I I I - b,oullll to a bah after o"" the coun1J _lire warden. Vlctot paymElll of the . Addltlonal peaee kept. are boob ...., . re's mouth ly s<e_Jll mouth to boun It ... moopl - way the lrl•la _ bad collapsed • by PunerGJ volunteer Bahr, wu imormed. ciallall(III. - 1Bler III tho ,- ...,,..... 111o hours oul lnled II trol. al I _.. the ...,,1 to The llbJ · -ty empi,!yees, ond Bahr - ' tha ;• Following a q,IMllon and oloG -. � back an :::-:;;, nJk a t Obeerffn ..W W -, flrl .. ., -. the and alto - to b e y 1 gu twer period a 11lety fila will stai. fontl Hn lighten. ____ "b ion bmlJ ... l oq,dp,1 '"' al � la _ paid ba ligbtlng not will ba heavy ln pr on I shown and the evening'• gn .,. nportad the lire tlarled plane used for locating .. _.,:. or' 111•a al tho,- the wbnil arrived sup. g munler convlctloo. about 8:lll l).ID. - w«kero ol llrl """"'· along with a Jeep wW be InlrodUC<d. A memhet of die lnlleod. tbe lllliltor,:-imWllllatn Jorrolt Rullenculter, ftrat-de n,e • t h sclieth cloudod 1ritll will t ..., area C.role, 24, wu convicted •fl the stale Highway Pattol will eJv• alsed tha be r, tho Count, Highway � Infant ""' of llr, ucl 11n. l'lul la y Plamel wen, lll'onlhi - cm eg murder by the I.. : a shorl loll< an highway 11fety majotlty ID be paid OI mone were b1U'llDII brUlb along the omeroy O Rnllencullet ., Ill atlHI, Pl>lnl second-d ree lroi )1111 before Ille hlaa [illlOd ailable. man I-woman jury. rural Pucl, """ Road. ond introduce a film oo the same av Pleuaal. W. VL, dlocl obortly ide lm opplVYed ee ,.... ooe lleld rot,, - ID from reooiutkmt Thr The ' road Worllen of I b e coanty alter birth JolGadq ■-'lliii& iii Both aloo .,.... found guilty ul · entitled, "Cotk lll. " y Police Depart- bock ol the ea■- ,..,.,.. The unanimoua the by laat tole nd Pomero f coni,plrlC)' '" murder. A al· , Id the ire tlarled alona _____ M•!Ja Clwral llolpKal. report,,d I lbe llre h . d Volo of tbe comrola-no loU.w' In addllloa ill tho pwll. - !bough Carole -iwd an •uto -,t am,,ted - permna Jut II .... Into while they were burning night 1.U : d F' ed tho - - ..,. Th wen, being held In ptteu and •U A heavy l 'Ibey by • bnuh ret ID I motllln J ge ing Repub a ican U · wind oald a . ,Ivon "" two -., Jo Amt mallc 11.. years to lle il this ! e,y Nelaon oeconded by Democrat FORT LAUDERDALE Fla. carried the ftamea - the ' fall. b,Jp fire county Ja 11111 Palrldl l,JDo, both at mae; 00 the ,econcklegree cha,ge, .... l In County Court .nonlini .. ure to poll bond. ol I Three penona ..,. fined today Don Mullen. No tho dam• boo <UPI I _ Thol■nda of alone tho bill•.,_ maternal ..........,.., Mr. and tecbnlcally alto oould be COil a V at llufuglo. ,•• Cobunbu■ la been 1.,..ted by J'iN ....... Aller tbe Jin. Job Kiaclld "' lllddleport dem,,od to the 1811 chamber for In local county court by J u d i e Mullen uid Monday, "I reel core 1>11iege ■tudenla thek a- I beld on a dwge ol allow- Bahr In cborfe at the ....,._ n being top .., lbem .U, ,. county the by owed .._y enllr. in la including the ""'1aplrlC)'. Emmett Peopleo, a a r and piillmll � H g lnC an unlicensed driver to oper aloo 'bad not - INrned fnlD ey C.,,,.nler 110 and COiia, on I and that tho billl sbould be paid." 1r8ff1c lignal Hib� whooped R up L J. Rn-• .,., ·. -·· Dellllo ml s and Edward Burl Sta- Bahr ,.b, - the barmd ...._ cat •le hi .,, Coo,plracy to murder caniel charge of assault"and battery. He Outllandinl billl ol i9!lO that aplD llooday nlllht ond uri;, IA> . Columbul an I cbarp Seven lllfll1ben ., 1be Pome.V, pleloo. 19 rlCII wU1 be - the same penalty aa llnklcgr,,e bad pooled It• bond, � �'l'L an authorized to be paid undet day In 1h11 ornballled ,._ city . t bI of having no operator'■ FIN � m.::u: murder. And Procellllor Cllflor,I CornollUI WII fined $10 the ruolutlou, .,. u follow, : urged palice to 'brlJII 00 The police alao arreated a.,,i., caD. Crall lnmledlalely announecd ho, ad COiia .. a cbarle of lalle Elmer s. Barrett ... -� the National Guard" wben the Aellar, 211, Racine an a charge of bt made ""'1In would - the death penalty for l'Qlalrallon by the Ohio Stoll P• atea I0,48?. SO, Ohio bridge eo,. batrled offlclala llireatoned to caU driving while intoncoted. Pie-t · -1 l'.,t, al trol ml WDJlam Balley paid a porlllon I0,'17, Ohio Bridge Corp. out -�. loven. , _ (lted � ft 1 Carole pt '15 line '"' a chatge ol falling to 111,300. Ob1o Bridie Corp. IO,ll!O, The slullenta, at least 15,000 in � - ON ff To Collllly Court cllapia;y a lumtlng llcenae. Hopes Rising For Ohio River Sall Co. '41 Slandord number, line ,warmed Into Fort lriilltJ WIII. 4...,.... .i 11r. ad ::;,: <UPII YORK 1 - Ac1n!ss Wabr 111rri1, JO, Mlddlopm\ Lauderdale for their annual opring NEW IIPE"IAL IERVICBI 08 Sett)ement 11n. -· WIii aad 11,bert Slkl. T DIM borne to aylot baa Elhobeth - dlld le llelp CountJ polko • becau sun PD.ED lrted . v acationa l.'Olllll)lracy ••, lmpor- Special Hely Woet se,vlcol for WASIIINGTON - _UPI - Hope, i Court April t lo, lallura to dio, IIUllr wbo both lltmd Rnl1ml the In to 1 "'"'" liWl ml lmday Hoilywood beel' 1 oo ban F llh . oighlllml f Imposed ffl. boeo on-e dl r lu a elbodltt baa lnl. the Byaell Rua Free M A ll or v Scboa1 _. dm,oo pm-. • � '.r '". � � the double pneu rooe today for I ctip�tic ,... play ""8dllal4 1 lnt up Pleat Court ml oceaofnlnt nectlng, the lilu- and ncover """' Common by y Melp In ed toda OIIIMHIIJred • '."" . ...,. ', Chur<h party tlmta. JI Clab eo, ....,,.,.. Charle, S. Wheeler, rr, that nearly killed her. "fflil. the pr,,ir Ibo tlemenl putot Rn. Rohen E. Smith, Sr. cbarling gna neglect of duly dmlo and lumpn-on hive battlod monla Bui, while Washlulloo - nmblo. lorfBlted • '1S bond ror II R 'Ii'. Va 1lundled oable IIDII -· l In . BALE ANNOONCIID The Rn. Roy TilUI ol Qill]jcothe and - cruelty by Cecil E. polite two night nPD1ing. . opll- an WJAfe vehicle In Galllpolil , the roveo- tooi on • -.d ol '1111 RP11 '!be Kin Club will bold • run> wW be the IIUOII lpel)rer lo, the Cook ol Syrl<Ule qainll Julia Monday nll!hl'• riollnl multed from her wheelchair e nited Sto!H ud I I I Municipal Court Monday. Both cl< a was carried or! mlam. th U � _,. too Wd"- ....,, . age ale ftiundaJ ond, Friday, '11,UJ'lday night _.icH al 7:!IO. J. Cook, l'I, Pleasant View Home. ID more than 100 arrealo on haired adrosB ATO AJJ1es meellng ID Banf- -. wore made by Iba O b i o when she atrived SE onday plane conduct M dllorderly ol platntllf s DayllD ftlllod - molbsr, Ann Mal'Cb lll and SI Bl the Warner All Ea ter morniDJ IIUJJri11 ..,,,. Beaver Fallo. P1. The ng to (llo♦eat a.to Patntl. kok alao were od1 New Yort !roro 1-,.. •OU-, V� -..,, ISlll · Buildlni on Socmtl-81. lo PfJlm. Ice will bt held SUnday Itilarllntl asu for cuotndy ol two lllinor : drlnliing In public· ad dlaturbln& _____ on WOiien agpg foot..dr - cbJldren. over her Soviet 1 y, tho paaco. protocllvely .m lloveriD8 al t 1 lpOill lliti wo m-1 ro 1 · demanda for a cease-llre ID the The -- began abort· wore her huband Eddie l!'llber . 1U8ID PWWIIIIII ly before mldnllht ......., the mob her pannto llr � Mn Fran'. olraleg[c 9oulheast A,lm � The llutland Gonlea Club • dom. ---nonned !D ltom bea<bet to pro- cla ,-.,,1or ; :..i i. pbyslc�. Dr llOUIICOd todotr n will - t o r Loa o1 Ana1eo1 Mayor Edwud Johm' t1uut Rmlord """'laie - fol' - al the ErLOCAL ta caU oul tbe N..-t Goud If eleo _., _ ..., HardwlN ._, llri !II. 1ewao _.,._ Taylor aald she owed i. 'lbe t<mparllnro In noll - 'IMS In an ovlftimt. the oput of the 111111111111" '" drlva The Judie Iii lmpoaln& --.co I U,, ,._, didn1 sellie dowa CXUJIIBUI WPII - 1N11 and wu April L '1111 -, will !Iii !t, jutt lbal. life to the matt! (ll'ayerl of her busineu diatrlcl at II, 15 DISalle fl"l'llted the Buo,by., di) miles to Columhul and palnl of • day 11D11 - ,aid bt 11,ey urged poUoe to do will ltaqed Gov . eln!iall • ho naed for civic b flflc:atioG. degMo. Rain lolllq. _____ hiendo and With proclamatloot Mlutlq the the ...,. <11 the windon of ••· wouJ,t lllapond • clayo ol the ..,. ' U(1tnt1 'I, llilllll In ltlio She "" pale ad wan from the PlCKtJP HOOU Ienco on - the studento • "1 afil,I Ills• tbeJ fell he 1 leam .a All-- .,hen R oral bulldmp. Eaalfr bubll Nid colored lllneu which bad struck her ,o a.,u1JWi1 .,. ..........Ip bu- raturaed &un Kuw City Bun- The sis IIUdmll mro listed u l help cltm, up the w Lad!H violently orly 1h11 moalb !bat ohe 8ytoclm tho !Nim ordeted .,_ 8 nld m Ibo day .......,_ Ho said he decided (l'rod II. Alb, 19, Columbus; John llalball lllm, Depa11ive11 only lour hours to 11.. ll'lrl waa maJ Ohio stat. offlclah aald they Allllillll')' Ohio - � •- ilere illt Wedwdoy that rqardleu of G....., 111, ClncbmaU: Douglu When do you •sped lo see your I.... ue.. �. and Coun l Frida Picl<ed y e the · - she wu ruobed ID • London up whit blppe,ed In Kan111 City be Walldorll, 11, New Yorlt Ci<)'; wanlad no part o1 the amateur be detail? Ill your homelon paper, of tolll'I"· llilq. In In the ball from clinic. Het left le& .,., bandag.,d LarrJ Ruffles, 111, Blrnlltcm: The- cleanup ....,_ TheJ aald tho)' di 11s , ....., - of - woultf llaa Ibo proownallon. ue lbe •-1 ne.. 1torlet nportel Moada_y only Here ,o ,.m. untO 1 p.m. becalue o1 knee to wit ..,._ of ,._ _ , and mlJ),t sond a bW to the 11, Barleu, odore Apaol •w s11 as:1 your Dally Seallnel: $75,0M In DK'1 1NI lntdgtl _.. .i-. In .....,. !tom • -- .,_ Saturs.OD Friday Sand . ID<. o1 the ,11y Chaae. a..v C 11, DI. y Kini for the �In• dam; Miu Zlegler to speak al� La· • ,1...,.. .. • dip ID jlll. with Ckic- !ant """" qhatt. Ludlow foodlnp blood ....,. p,o1,a111y wm be needed le day, Ibey - be picbd up !tom • • � 1n rnnnlaipll TheJ aa1c1 DISalle was .,...._ lid. di et Nl1•1. Mlddlepos;t Voluteer llnaa enealloaal • ..11lrtmlaolam OD Satunlay a,ld. unW , a.m. 10 and o1 lleinl. tho remove lnjocllom PoUoo aald the ,tut1en1t were oho•; Pomeny Mayor • Coar! lbt • W"atnNI tlMo � ftoj, llld •,oocl Ibo CID- of the enliro llate, includlnC CIDhlr Than _. few Ohio Stole lilu- there •lll ello be pies lot oole. blollco that belped mor •lied lnlo Cotuuy Ceut OYel' ._....,; Six kel; e dailll ..,.. ol n4 -' blacll "' cinnltl. MandaJ altemoon then lll1'Nled - caupt apn;yltll • · � •D ----''--fmpuclunenl 111 • mbtun of .od .-,. ond blacll sbN - .,.,,i. 1h11 beln& tho bel aulnC $l,Z14.17 flied; n:. ; ..,. ,_ oald oho � ., � 1-� -•balldiDp. lD COlilnnllo lo, obeul : Court mi AL WPl:l' OENEML lilEJQI en � a 4i1ltioll - lbo ll&U pep rolly aad Monday night 1)1. polllb II tho w....... of - .... _. �.: �II I l - belan _.., ID lb, = · Amil- - -· tbe teum C11J � Salle l1ilco wu honl(ed and - bulldln,p &mo of II,; Ti., I� Wi for 11n- ',;., � Ibo .. - ''Cleo- lbe ll. -..i Dill:barpl - Cora · - dripped •to tht """' Koma.ca, WU )bt llnt 11 - -� -. tbe bumed 1n lffla. . l l l'Ull 11atnl tu : q la b� ( .95 'l1ie other children were Margo- , nt Lennon. •· he, brother. Frank. 7, and Thomas Devenny· 4· All I the children H.-. on Toryglen : Street, bul not at the building where the lragedy occurred. c... program FOr '°""'1 Show Toru"ght phmglnl tonnla tho e o a e r o t o Is Announ"ed ..i au&III ltlmr.D to F1n"h Found f bolGn On u1lty G loobd IIJYlhbll tho ) and becomine. Your choice o f many styles. Arnel 1harukin box pleated 1tyle1. Full pleated cotton prints. and plaid aheath1, Many eolorful pattern, in• cludin, border print.. SI,- I to 6-. 7 to 14 and Mens GLASGOW, Scotland (IJPII _ u.�,••, '6, hed JUii ,. J·•- --. � home !tom wort when be heard two oicbtllnl .:...lo oulalde bi, first.floor _.,...,, '"' Tory· c • sir-. le "I hlGad f1U1 and 11w t,,o Jdll. die, lyln& 0-," ho aid. Hainldl ,..W aul to the -· looked up ... 11W - child to BLOUSES for EASTER 2-95 •• 5 ' ,,.. , Kon"""' ...,, '"" - with you in mlnd for- El• In womens bulky knlt or aa WAIHINGTON (U,i) ',� booo I. ,:,skod Proaldonl to •• • '2 �1 1tuod,, _,, et II te rn111-t1rodu WOMENS HANDKERCHIEFS 5.,s e s ow paym nt 2 $ 0 0 • o 5 0 I O ' ChI. ldren Thr wn r e e r : : :, : . ;: : ; �' E � � e IO d d M Into City Stre t e GIRLS SIZES SWEATERS for EASTER rue I TODDLERS SIZES Beautiful .. .. .... ""Pl • " "- •at tht ; I ful colora. RAYON PANTIES J I and 1aminated Jersey•. Beauti­ Girls ....- � ilpl. ..... _, .. I flannels - tweed• - ,rre pes First Birthday Of Jill Walburn Was C elebroted The first birthday of Jill Wal• bum, daughter of Mr. and M r •·. Dale Walbum. waa celebrated Sun• day at their home in Middleport JiU received many gifts from her family and friends and � birthday cake w11 decorated in keeping with Easter with chickemi and topPed wJlh a bunny candle. During the afternoon Mr. anJ Mra. E. L. Hughea caHed at the Walburn home. Sht was also re­ membered with llftl from Mu ·Lawrence Walker, .. Mft p e t e Roush. Mr1 Raymond Walburn and daughter , Mary, Mrs. G. W. Hamm. and Mr. and Mr&. R. G. Clark. Sr. , and her parents and brother, Steve. - 1--- from r.a,, -,. _, _ ...,. ... ' 111'11 ·-· -. dttadiJ .. ....... .. .. .... Town Officials Open Battle For H. B. 221 A beaur\rul Be-1ection of flr11 eoats j NO, 289 VOL XU Girls Coats 8·'s "' 19.so en t1n e y a1 ._ _ ., ,". '"""· EMter arrlvn and your thoughts turn to . • fr"h, new ■ncl beautiful w.-d1 Dlu we h••• carefully Nlected fahlon1 for won.n ind 9lrl1 In the buoy RNdy-t.­ WHr Department on th• M<Ond floor-end the ac-rlM you'll nHd for every member of tho family. ' 'I • I - ,_,,, DII' n ptlsa . I ... Pi dtnrt '111 I • .... E l berfelds 1n P o meroy Sherri Mayer of Grove City ac­ companied her grandparenls, Rep. and Mrs. George Meinhart. home last Frklay for the weekend. She was returned lhis morning to her home by Mr, Meinhart who will be in Columbus this week. James Hawky was returned to Meigs General Hospital Sunday for treatment. Barbara Jones spenl the past week end In Athens as guest of her sister, Sharon , student at OU, for the Sister's Weekend at the university_ Mrs. Jame• Sanborn was taken to Holzer Hospital Friday for tresbnenl. Mrs. G. W. Hamm has been ill al her home for .sevMal days. Mr . and M ra. Harold Kauff and son, Jackie. spent the week end In Huntington with Mr. and M r1. Hennan Jividen and other reh•· tives. Mn. _.111..., • Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Dabo of Pomt'roy and daughter, Jean El• len of Marietta. and Tom Kelly, studenl at 1-1. io Grande. were also dinner guests Wert' M rs. J. K. Smith, Sunday. 1 7 Sorority Girh Went To Muakal Tr7 J MEIET TONIGHT ..,.,.,.,.,,,..,,,.,,,,.,,,,.,,,,.,,.,.,,..!.�"""" ��·-------- - TRY OUR ROUGH- D RY · SERVI CE ! •o... ,.., ,, ,.,, ,..,.. Mr. and Mra. Charles Bing of Cleveland were joined here by their daughter, Judy, of OU to spend the weekend with Mn. J , K. Smith. Judy returned to Athena Sunday evening and wUI return here Wednesday to go to Charles­ ton with her parents where they will be overnight guests of Mr. and Mn. J K. Smith , Jr. From Charleston they wm go to Rich­ mond, V a . on Thursday to visit with Mr. Bing's mother, Mrs. A. A Bing and daughter __-- . _.. ' Nifw l'Ol.r mnt • •lllaie r.na. yOU Read It Here F•:arst cal -·· lab••- ==--:..::OJ, aml :::::.-::;:.:: lllminf "' m. W 8: i:!� n.!t-!:. ....:.:s":n1eea ,qui.b, � :.aa:iJL lleekJ � .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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