https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f18a079aacf43db3f470fb04a208d9f6.pdf 8e9e07e3c98a63a2ff39a213dc87b003 PDF Text Text . • ·e·, ., ' • ! . \ • ' ' ~ j ' r . . ' . '" ,.- .De¢ted . ___ ' J __ ' • ' ' .~ 1'. J ,' ·. . tl' ' '. en~· ID.· • ;. ·put-· . To 7Jte I~ Of-Tiul Jfefst·Maton AMI • WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12 1960 US - AI!OUf NINE rlke todiY m - wllh their do!llllllls a threat 10 _,...,,._ ~~~~:a~~;: d tho...,... ...,.,., buA, lUI, airline .o1aili111l strike altects bOth gao, electric, u oervlce ao well as "' and radio statlona. schools, moat lnduatrlu and · , . 4e Goull•'• _.,.. wldered the future o! the tranc ·lllllg bi the belance of the If Ute workers got tbe reque'lted. 12 par cent bike •. oalclala ntlatlon would go even hlgller and drive lbo valw! of the ll'anc Barge Blast Hurtl Pf. PLEASANT- Addolllrr, 62, Letart, W. Vo., llllrenoiW illiurio•-. cc 251 ~ barl!l explodod ... a. Oldo.~· ... bi "'tllelilrlllla'.... utaeturlnl Plellt at 9:10 a.a. ·, CL0rtmtG · Aim TOYS TO • liiiiT tD ..,_... bi VI-IIIII Thlllaatl_.. lbwbw '1'Ue14a7 bJ Malga Counl7 girl ocwt loodero. Plcltlred around the tlhle '!!' the 114imo 11 the time thlo phcJ!oenpb wae taken are Mrs. Joan Weyersmlller, Mro. ,.,.. ~Neal, Mro. NeDie Wrt,slll, Mro. Bernice Mcl\11110y, aed Mrs. William Shorldan. dey. . Barr was rulilled tAl PIII'H"! Vallll!' lloljlilll Wbere a IIJQIII!I•· IDIII Aid Barr wu boot.! ftir 1-. A..,._,...._ ... a. ocalp ~.. Doliw IOII)oth1111! tor uiltortan- Week obsemnce. lite orplllns IIIII - chll· · dren ot Vletnom and 'l1llllamlls the Malp Counl7 GlrlScouto' ..,. ot obsenlng lnlornatlonll Frlendohlp n.,.. QuiM!tloo of tool, clotblng, and toyo collecied by the aeouto wore liken Tuelday to the TriJ>. 117 Unlild CburcbotChrlotwbere lortltw and pac~ - dono by the leodoro. 11lo boxes will be mailed Thursday, wbleh baa been doolgo. nalid "lllurriation.l Frloridehlp liiJ" Iii the lllnoal Girl Scout llbock • , .• . eauoo d bllllwua• - - He 11114 • ........ wlU he ..Ued In to ......... 1he cauoo. An IDYooUpdm 11111 Tbe powdered milk, cereol, cans of julee, baiJy bottles, JOW· ·dor, ooop, toys and cllllldnc was divided -eeli tho Thong Thein *" oleo be - - . ......... tho opokellllllll. The e>plolbin ~ . . . place bi 1he number ..,. ebllllher bidde herle. Hoe 0111hanage loeated near Siigon IIIII the A>a Mlrle Orplwlage In 'lballm!, At the Vietnam orphlnqe ar e 60 children rangl1111 bi age from Infante to tour ~s. Moot are or,llhans, but sliDe bave been abandoaocl by lbolr parents. The a. oatclala Aid a oedlm ut tile top "' a. bar&a - 10 b7 10 teet - weJ&bl"' 1j411a<lm.., two tons, ... 10oood 1,1100 . feet up the a. children cared tor by 14 - l e reside In two ro<ms with two Wllh roomo and I kitchen. the ..... rlv....,. - plaul )'ard ........ . .utI -- -'lnc.~;r~: , 1Ji';'· ~"':'i·f!: -hell! ·~· '' By UJtted Prosalnternatl...t diaaoterln •• were ldUed II¥ a llmllar ·• Nixon in Dilemma plollm. Beattie Gets Highway lob lhert Harold Soma, 61, Rt. ortlaDd, clled l!mdey - In tho VetoriDI AclmlniJ. Cll 1/oopllll bi ~. . r. Soma was bam bi Wood tty._ W.Va., March 17, 1907, 10D ut 1be )lie Waller H. IAIIu Pickrell Soma. He was oteran of World War 2 and a. .u. s. Arnll' upon, Woat Pal& He wao •ed oboartl of the Jllilllll Clllreb - o1 LqcoiJ75, Teamllert,UnUntll he wu clllllblad bi I, he waa an ompl- ut Key- Motor EJ;pnoo. e II ourmed II¥ bla wlto, en Deem Soma; two dluib1, !Irs. Beverl,y Cclmalq, rark, and Mlaa BeebY Simi, 101110; tour brolhero, OUie, d noroy; Ernest, Akr4ll; Buo- ' Parllerobut'l. and Howard, '1ft. Vernc~~i four lllta'a, Mr1. ma Martin. Mra. EUAbe11J lllgan and Mro. Pau1bio IAI· e, all of Parlleralllr& aed 1. Nina Allan, Akr4ll. 'unerll lll'J1IIIl!llll wlU ... lllWlCOd 11¥ Leovllt F..-.1 me In Parherllhlrg. EIG~ GENERAL HOSPITAL ldmltlod - Oro Meyers, Foml)'. Jilcharpd - Nolle. DIVORCE AliiED LAlla DW, 1182 VIne St., Mld..,n. boo Iliad a potltlm tor rorce 1ron1 ~ !)!poe DID, mi!I'O]f, In Melp COUII\7 com., pleas court, charglna 1!11111 poet of mt;y. Waltal the COUII\7, left there when U.e ~. ()!), 1111 58, ut Leon Rt. &trike hepn 10 da,y1 ago, wlU he 1, a~a~~~~ed lbo clutles of onper- brolllbt bito the SRC garage 10villor of tho loeal lletB roodl dey. Iilli rnomln&.. - Beattie 11114, "'So tar, t h I s Boattle baa replaced c. A. Jl. ID01'IIiD& there hive hem 110 vlden, OJ); who baa heeo .,per- problema, lilt pld<etl wore at111 ut tho Ma1411 COUII\7 bi evidence at tho SRC heediJW'· SRC cllvlobin the pall tour years. tero." Prbir to accepdug the SRC ~. . Gov. Moore rrald ·todey In CharBeottlo wao omplqrecl II¥ tho M. leobiD, pickets Mlllld be removT. ~ Co., of Golllpolla al od by lletB pollee, It necesoary'. aale1 rnanaaor for the lietB of Muon Coun\7 Ia heUovod tAl he West VIrginia. llo II marrlecl, the onl,y 1110 d 55 W.Va. <01111· all4 baa Gfte doul!lltor, Karen, tiel tbat doesrrothlveanaccumua teaeher lit the lioulbwolltern lal!on of ...,. School Dlltrlct of GoiUa Coun17. OhiO'. Sheskey Resigns Boottlo, wbo oleo <JI)Orlltel a POINT PLEASANT - CHECKING ACCOU.NTS A checkillfl auounl pro~ides you with a COIIIplele record of ezpelldilures needed for your . illc11111e lu rerorts. Be l'ise! OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT TODAY ~tail s.Iee Up Belll1 aalea llx .r.<elpq In Melp Co!!l!tl'.tor Febi'UII:7 M . __.... s lli~B' ~ · ..... FREE CUSTOMER PARKING /4ational· "' " ... .... ,-' ..SiateTrou......... ~ '* Ji. 'f:1..n npma. , l~i- tor tho ~ Ibis ·FJVE.I)AY FORECAST ~·tun• In OhiO' will eontiiJ!e to average below normal Tburlldey thnru&b - , . IJoiJ,y ldsll tempenlllrol will r - rrom the middle to the . """" 301 bi the north to a. middle 10 • - ' 40o bi the 1011111 eeetlma. Tbe overnlabt loll' readlnp will goooraiJ,y he bi the lower 20o In oOrllt and In a. """" 201 bi tho ooutb. a.J,y a lillie more cold than normal at start of period, bat much colder....,. tho-...J, modorltlnc • llltle early - ""!:.....,,.,._ ··--· ~" ft~ ... ....... -~··-·--·mel ·~· - ........... - ·~· ..... oceurrinl u ..,.. Ourrlooand li8lt ..,.. Frlda,y and P>Baibly ~ iollle4' '"-1153.87 - · · · mow 0~ aaalD earJ,y.. to ~0,809.50 tor week. ' p~ ' '·. Ja'al. =~m:~'il.~ j{ •,, · .t ""*""' (( , OHIO MeiiM Fual Deposit lnsiiiiiCI C.lll• catlle farm, oorvod ao SRC SU· porvloor In 1111411 Coun\7 cllr· 1DB the Gov. CodiiJnderwooclad- Bob bakey, veteran beokatmlnlmatlon. ball coaeh at NeiiCilVWe - York BeOU!e Aid tlrlo lllOI'IIbig, In rnaard tD W, Va. GQr. loloore'o lllllll Scbool, realgnod the CBI!I tlriDg of 3,300 rood em- poot Tueoda.V nlglrL )lillyes Jloda¥, that he ,._ct!llelker will tu11 time ad haYe ~ to 20 mon todey tD bla - · IUtloa II COIIIOIIdotod aclrcol. He lo "' rePlace thole !Ired rrom tile a. tho prlncljlal. He hogan COilcbloeal SRC." . IDg 20 JNrl ..,, and for the No ortact !Iaure .... llv• tor the ll!mher !Ired hero, buUtls JIUI 13 , ...... COilched tho Nelbe11neci !li;a.t f2 wlU lie replac- .av111e Gn!JbouDds and NeiiCII· ed. , rille • York Bu_.a. !l!elki1 Some ci the "''IJpmllll tilt bi waa a. SEOAL'o COidl d the ,.or bi ~- Hli1957-581Nm w ism Noted in Rqc~ne FOR ABEnER . ••• READ AND USE THE ' a. a~·. a.•n•••· ,... I j '.'f,·.•. 'jt' ' _t -"' •. ;• ( I ,, •' ' I 1i '. . -~< ' • '' I ~P08lAtNY . -a. Sl!lOAL ....,.,. . . 'l\ielcloJ, ""'-"·""" "gas freed"- 1be blrlt. Wlddl comalnod Benzine ... prior .. the Oll)ioalal. Tba herll . . ollU loeated at the ....,....... llatloo at the time ol IIIIa--. Ia&'• blall. oatclalo Aid Barr wu ,... pareutly on lq1 ol tho ..,.., platl'orm, turnlni ... alr tho uplolllon oe=nd. No • oeemed to know .._. od atb>r tbat. · The . _ elk! 1101 01111 a. barge, according to a.e opoillaIIIIID. Morgan Wins Indoor Free Style Event J• • Coolville'• Cbarlu ......, was the OVAL mat'l fne - ~ clwDplon llh It out bi .. Indoor ....,. arcl1orJ. ~ o.tiklral Colt - Pork ...... Pomeroy. Archers from _ . _ . , Pomeroy, - . . . . . . Pl. ~ ant, New Havea and RaveiiiOOII make up tho !liiD Valllll' ery I - . llorpn bad ·, lit out d a poalble 300. . W0111011'a am.,.utiela In !lie 1111110 diYIIbinWII_bJ..,. · Ohlinger ., New 11a1a .• 1 21t. .' . . tl a. banbow cll'flolla .iar ..... ~ 9c11ea ut~== .... out.., q wltlla Kare Clull ut New m to ...,. 11r11 p1aet . ... barellclw. The '!II*' Moil'I . • clW lllil... - ... · �' ••, 'I"' - -\o,. ~ ~ o ""'· Dlilb SeW I Ll •. ICII.II!II't .. ~rr , [h~.' Great ' , .. > • .· · 'e\/ISIOHS· ·, . !fi ·•.,·'If •.' : 11 I . . · R.;;:L:.. l , . , , ~.UIW!f, S if , 1 • , . ti, . , ~ ' Fi~~ 3 ;.,.,1 .r:.. .. ~~ · . < , . 'i< .1 · · .. , cer, resulted In • very low · aupr ~ ..... ao well a• reduced cottee and tobaccocrcps. Thia has been to some" extent corrected IS the castro aoverr~o . mont hlsredlcted ito el!orts~ producing augar and other· ar. Some Goals Re1ched trqllcol procluelo. , . . U there Is little eoonilllated . IJAIOSilloo to castro 11 - · · Americas. ~ there is also UtUe organized opposition abroad. CUban exiles, Slayq Power once Dercely dediceted to failures lnd aucceo- returniJlll home, have gl'lduoll,y ses, Clatro has demoolt"ted become more separated rrom considering sla)'IJlll power. He Ute on the island and o new surnved tile U,S....,ounted Boy rlolow pneratlon io less Inter· of Pigs lnvaaion, the Cuban ested In marllhalllng opposition missile cristo, the vast emdus from the outside. from CUba of hundreds of . E>On oecepU. tile caatro IIIOUII!IIs of Ita ciliztnJ, TodiJ eonlontlon that thole who have he studs without 1 contemler aed CUba since he came to for power and in vlrtualb' absolute control of the iaraest and most populous Lslallll In the ClribbeaD-a country with more poq~le and a higher llrtllll stamard, even now, than several Latin American nations. stW, any . assessment ot today' a Cuba and its role in the Americas must return to ita 1e goals of the revolution eeoranle weaknesses. 111......, - . .. · , ~' ; • ~"1: · a.,· ,~ . :t. .. •h.. ~ore•._ t:l'ldt 01 oiiAIIJ!Amtrteo ..ve, liook. """~ .. , ...~. ! - ~~~~w )l!otot'e castro'-hl• a .., otbor r;ou·A ~tOd"!: ' pollilci! h!)torf 01 &(JI.CUJed c:GUIJitY il 10 ~ '!"' ·~m,n on · horselaekn and the JJ)rllitltl" IYitedl •lnlo!Pnln or -m.nrule. , oolotl)ll ~c..,.; . . .. cldll, ~ llnlo!>! \lritlrel.f • 1\ft"•· IO;~..,.,~ . · · ...,.• ,....,._ .-rt•• ~oo.;ec-t,ot.il'ldluH,I*<e•l'IU'i! ,l I~ ~ qi ,!!It ccftttnent' bu ~~ iollolir-ed .' 1M eJOIIWie o,l ' ~ !II d~ rroe el!feoFioe •inc! , u;id~ 10. ~on~~t ·~"" tt• power have been lal"gely elements tile re~utlori wapled to get rkt ot, ' the e~s cin ·a .year '~~' · ~o' and, · Amerh;a~ qet~~ . only be rated a debilitating · Haftlll. ; ~l ~ .' 1 · congtrued IS &he , factor in ovenll llltlonal DropSI6Iilj/··· ~/· .·,· ... ill)puloe ftlt .!he' .... slrerlgth: . • , ~-~9~; "~n u,s, llr•.l ~Obn • ~· · Ke"''dy'' Apart from ita pohtieal .~ aouifl~ ' 1o ,l)riti ' eeono.nrl.C · ~nc? lor ·Prccr,:.as' l!olalioo tn the hemisph~re,' llll?"tl0111 .. !,~r~ ~ : tilltt ' old~~ ! ·, · , Cubo augen also !rom sh011il.f ' ves'oels ab0ve15,000·too~~'ind •2f T,he · ca,l';" re~u~Qil t14o , reduced transport links with the lbovo 10,000 loo5 .in ~~~oil to &~rved to 11!:1• more U.S, rest of the world. lnl969more mii\Y · smaller ', craft1 ' Piatinl ~., atte~fon .,to' the ~(p«N:- 'l', than a score of airlines served regularly , to and tfom ·.CUbart ~ORin':- of the S®tA Reia;. Ho-, Cltnaguey and Saltia- ports. In 1981', 391 'lfee world tlj>nl, •In the ~1011 ...,..,,. eo de Cllba, and Cuba's porta •hill• colle!lat CUbOaport& But '!"" improved .......,. •Nartl! were among the world'l!l busiest. the ' drop · has been iit'eid3 1Jince and South Anle_ric• II a r-.ut~ Now, CUban air links are then-to Z90,In 1965, 22tln1&68, Diotori l)ls\017 eonlined to two Aero4ot (So. 218 In 1967 and, in \he 4ret'10 To attribute l!'•· roee'*spa~ · viet) Olghta a week !rom Moo- m....,s or 1968, 152. ,. of mUIIU)o re.Wutions in Latlii cow, ooo Czech alrllnee Oight · Costro predicted hla ·re.Wu- Amerieo 10 ··mill~ ·ooa ·of, · from Prague each week, one IIClll would Sllreld til the Andei. caatro-cype ictlorio ' In 1110lr w..kly Iberia Airlines 41ght The !aet Is-It ' bu' not. So <OIIIltrles would cllllorl hlatocy, • from Madrid, two cublna de C!aatro's baalc ,chiJllali to the ltflllY' li t·~ oC the': '· , .. 1 .~ ~\ . d~a •XIInfJt• · f1V,a by' .the · ratlon · lnevltlbJe?> ~., .. · .1 • ! peasantry fretting over r~ued shortages and lack of in 1968, It had dropped to $415. ; wiJI be better. For their Lacks Raw Material CUba Jacka raw materials. an however, the peq~lecularly the young genen· . place the major b~~ not castro- still the heroic e who came oot of the energy source (oil, coal or hydroelectric power), capital and a trained labor Ioree. Early CUtro e!forts to industrialize at the e"')ense of sugar, the cOUitr'ta largest inc<n.e produ- a Maestri Mountains in - but \.1)011 his "enemies," .·= ·: . . . 5TH and PEARL STS.1• RACINE "Tho Stoii Wiili A nHrt, ·:; You, WE LIK i" • ·1 ::C 11 ~~~:..~::: K boomeranl(l lDY - 3 PREMIUM SALTINE rF.B. : doo't know Who cracked the t mother-in-law joke, but be sn't deserve a medal eyone for lmap.IJreoklng'?- 1ear1, I would like to eom.. «rre ~~ iinldl, , _ CHOCOLATE CREME SANDWICH ILK new-. THE DAILY SENTINEL W:VOT£D TO INT£ aElll' l.ll' ,...,bJ P~l ...... dilly •Kelfl Till! Ohio VIlify l'lllillt~IAI: CGrliplnr, II ~ Mtc~Mi t Sl. , P-not·, Oh io, 457 ~9. 81111-• Ofnte ..._ 'liZ-21M, t'dl!w ..l P~ :MIZ-2157, !iecQIII\I t'illl PHIIP .. IIIIIPIIIIU!lf, otlkt. lliltl-1 IIMrtlal" ..,._...,. -~ .Uiotel...,...., Int•• 12 1'..11 ~lit *-• Hill' Yorll Cll,p, ..... Y...,.. • ~~ .....tl Dlllll-- llfl ~....... .. ....,....,.illk , 4t ~,.rftlkr ,...... J~ ~~~h._.lx !lnl•• omc.,f449. nw. urr• 11¥ m. -.ltla,llll. a;.._. 11nln' .a iw.llllll o. .-I! 1.1.11, Nlli 0. ,.r IIlii !llii . ~ .... '""" ............ MHr..... II'IOIIIItt, ikL'fl. AltiM wMr• ~"~"'" ·~ ~ !' Jol'iallntl. Tl , . l Beef L•lyer · I ,:I.• , ·. w•1ener·s---------~J~ . I•.09' , - ( 0 OhloValloy 2 lb. :=:::=::::::::%:~:;:::::::::::::::::;:;::~::::~::~:;::::~=::;:;:;~:::;::: Clete l!o,)'er'l homer and Mike Lwn'o two...., double enabled the Atlll!fe Bnvea to ao:ore three rwtl In the eighth imlng . . . . down the lloilston Astroa 53. Ted Sizemore, I rookleiOCCllld boaeman, hid three alngles IIIII BUI Rullell, a noldo eeeond boiOIIWI, had two hits to load the Loa Anplesllodgera 10 a t1 victory over 1he Mmtreal Expoa. Sal Dando and Joe Noaoek hid low: hila eeeh as t h e Ookland Atbletiea bombarded a1x pitc:hora for zo hits and wbij1ped the Son Frandsco Giants 11~. lklbbY Bends hll a two-t'!ltl trijlle, but 1111111 a bed day all.aromd for the Glanta, 11l!o reported 00 Pl'OII'e&s in their ne~a 1lilh holdwts WW!e MeCov~ IIIII Juan llarlchll, •,. .,. Morton ' Athens Wins ()ver Meiari -e- State Romps93-75 (PL) versua' No. 11 Heooerson (Ark.) Slllo. {UPI)(W. VL) Maryland Sllte'a Jack Ford turned In tile bell lndi>ldull first-rOUJKI show Tuesday, scoring 41 pointa In leadillll tile Hawks to a 99-90 tetset over prenously unbeaten and No. 7oeeded Wartburg of Iowa. stout state was the only other first-l'OIRI '{)set wimer, routing 10tb-soeded Linfield (Ore.), 11380, in the tourney QPSDer Monday. Sllte, an eaay wtnner in ita nrat test, !aeea Washburn of ~ka, Kan., · tonight in the second round of the Nationol Aesoc:latlon ol inter··"...,•te Athletlco -~·(NAIA) boskelboll chimp!.,.. shlpo. The tq>.oeeded Faleona, wltll !amiliar John Jamerson and Wayne Denilam controlll• the l!lmlentum, hid little trouble In ousting lndiiDI Control, 93-75, Tuesdll)' night. ;t:"~oheville-Biltmo;..· at the buzzer; Contra! WoohltWton Sllte, 92-82 o- outmllltled New lllven (Conn.); ll1&b Point, 102-90 over MlaiiC!Ul'l.fll. Louis 011 the cCJnblned 59 poltD . of Eusene Littles and Dom.Y Witt, and Gam01~ 111111 1 81..'58 trlulq)h over Jacklon state ot MlasloaippL HOTEL MARTIN PRESENTS NEW . FEATURE First-round wlmers Tuesdl1, in additiom to Fairmont and Maryland State, were Whlttler, Jamoroon hit 22 pointa and Denllam odded 17 and pulled down 21 reboonds. Soui!IWeolorn Oldal!m!o Slate and Ellzabelll City Sllte (N.C.), oeeded elghtll and ninth, tipped oil the second round at 10:30 Lm. (EST) todly. Other day games pitted No. 5soec1ec1 Eastern M 1 e h 1 g a n ogainet 12tb-aeeded Elstern New Mexico, lint-round "'"I Monmouth (N J) 1 ENTERTAINER DON LEE ACCORDION and VOCAL Acco ..panled Jr, White, l•n which stretehod ill winning streak to 24 by beltl!W Corpus Christi, 77-66; Eastern Michigan, 87-85 over _Georgetown (Ky.); HerrJerson state, 78-?6 over St. John's (Minn.) on guard Warren Harshaw's layup ~Y 41 WlndDn, Dnl1111 Nightly E•copt Sunday Thrv Morch 159:30 til 2 A.M. :.r, and oeoool • aeededI. ;Houni .J..,. payne ' of'Texas . .Orsu&'· .,_~ No.· ~ 1> Contra! Woohington State. Momnouih pulled tliio 'biG8st low: first-round ~aeta, knocld. off defendlow eh~loo ond No. 3-aceded C.rtrol Stalo, 63-59, Monlly. Aahe>llle-Bntmore ell· mlnated 14-oeeded Grambling, 8i-74, lllondly, ' In addition to the FairmontWoshbunt game at 8 p.m., other games tonight paired Stout Sllte of Wiseonstn opposite Mlryland State, No. 13-tieeded Whittier (CIIIt) against fourth. oeeded High Poim of North C&rotino aod No. 6 Gannon SEEDS I II ARE HEREI WHITE YELLOW ONION SETS I I I I..______________.___.. I I PHONe: 773-5.513 . PLENTY OF PREE PARKING MASON, •• VA. !M4Jng ......... BIG An&eJ••,,. An&eJ•• i" • Jloll a.. .; '!be oimt.aaau will be plq. TIRE SALE od Wi,lfeolni Wllh •Gallia Aoado elilf •.,.._ !~ M8ti• 111 lite . . first ..... : rolknled. li.r ' vs. _ .. '!be !lrstpmealarll at I p.m. lt..llti lllllianl IIJII. SALE r-----------1 ,------------... .r----------i I SPICETONE ~ White Concord J vl~~~:~A I lI I 1 I 4i8 SHEET !1 4x8 SHEET 4x8 SHEET 1 l--~~~-~---J l---~~-~~--J l---~--·~--()~1 WE BOUGHT A CLOSEOUT1 MILEAGE? 5/1~" .... GRAY WAS 16.00 SHEET 4111 SHEET, ONLY 43.95 CHillY 19e. lologna.~~·~-------~~99·C . ·· Sliced · pc. lb. 25c-----1~. Cis:~... :::: Fairmont · {jJ _.,i. '"' e jared. •- ftft- oa.- ~! ~:=;: Fo,.,.ed KANSAS CITY, Mo. Fairmont · reeeo for tile Amurlcen and Nallonll Lolgue pennants. Cincl!llllti will pllf in the westorndl>laionofllleNLIIIII M---et·~ Ia In the Ell/ISm ~... UN Dlnston of tile AI. Oddsmokoro gave the boot odds . to S~ Louio (5-2) and San Frooelaeo (6-5) in the NL cllnaions and Detroit (5-2) and o.tdand (2.1) in the AI. Standings GET TROPHIES - YBmbers of tile Slllabuiy Sixth Grldo buket11111 team, "'-" ollllo U$o tie MarOIIIor cop loul'lley last wool<, ·wore l)feaentecl lrOilhieo duri• on ao...mty 11 tho ..M)wd!uo aftemoon 111111 Larry Morrioon, Al81111tt llleica Local Dlotrict Sope~... u ~ er. Mr, Morrl1011 1!10 preael!fed the .team trophy to Coach Jolla Arnott wbo in turn lllll'lled • dl¥1duol trqlhleo and gills to the · eheerloedera. Bll""n at rtlltt are Mr. Morrlaonlllll Nr. (oeemd row) IIIII recipl- ot 'awarda or trosJ!Ueo are, I tor, Iron!, Donnie Folmer, De>ld COle, Mike Nesoolrold, l!onold COlle; se<Cllld row, DeiiJert Brownt,., Jell Rldgwlf, Phil OhiiJW8l', lAo nle Coote, Tlm Colburo; third row, Pa~ ElJUn, Po11111 Eblin, Rose Colburn, Beverl.f Smith; fourth row, WIUe, Brellll Well, Klmberl¥ Stovers IIIII Moao King. - Senl!nel Photo. r---..---------, I PECAN I ! 4x8 SHEET I 7.95 ' ,. Mt.I(;S.IIMION AREA ao. nlglrt's iltle elash. Ashland defensive ' team, wldle Kentucl<y lopped tile UP! imaU colle&~ Wesley.., which 1110 11011 tile eoochea . board raling while toui'namont in 1866, will hove !wr al lbelr regulera from last :;:;;;:::;:::::::::::::::::;:::::;:::::::::::::::;::::;:::::::::::::::::::::~:::: year baek, . ' . .~ . 89 The teeth of a snake all point backward . Since they cannot be u&ed for tearing food to pieces, a snake swafiows its food whole. W-. lilted 18 eo.laYorltes aplnat the Kentuddano ()12.5) · Exh;bi#!~n llini!O the two teamo are lilted IIIII Aahiancl (25..2) &i8inat • t.KI in e ...,.,.o~s braekela and o~ Dllnolo Slate (19.8), . meet . eeeh 'other untt1 Frtdly Albland Is the Dillon's No. 1 · 1 P.mo' " MEAT BUYS YOU LIKE! -eel le7an are '!be an.a witrbl rrtd.,even- . W•ot,jbo Rutiand .111111 111th thee ' 'ilfst ... Pltlur.!llder way ot GRADE A HOMOGENIZED . C)aon Jones, theNew York 1111l•· ' P~ODUCER'S w,... Kenblcl<y Wesleyan ~ lblrd. 111 the Wedneada,y aftet.IIID!BI, Son Franctaeo State S) inel American ~ ol ~rlnalleld, Maaa,, (19-3) and Montclair State ol New Jerooy ~ wenl apinst Soull!west Mlaawrl (22-4). Wedooeday nisht'l acilon 111U ptt· ()Jlethorpe ot Georgia ~ hlran'r '' 2 lor <llc L111er AMOunt• At ing kid trouble or jUat plain trouble, let Helen help YOU. Bile will also welcome your own I!DIIIInll experience•. Address Helen tel In care of this idCI!AIID li. OWIN. I'IJBUliHEI Chiller r.IIIIIW, &cltar 53~' :,..:the 5-3. Nile Colbert wu hit CXllhe lilt Plroteo. to llllllljlll'IIIMI the.,..Z.:'i be~-~ nlnlb " .. ~o~& ~-~toed ; • 3 1 •150 "Oiklannt san ~·co 5 I .,. tiiOD, e I A..... , , , , , · 3 1 , 750 Wedooedl,y a liiJDOO TomJ_.ch, Mlehlpn · Tldcetl IIIII' be oblained Loa Angeloo , • ,2 2 ,500 I A-, N, vo. Now York, A, 11 I Lee LaF.,.U.,.iD4 Oblo lhr<luJb FrldiJ tram the hiah Houston, • , • , , 2 2 .500 I Fort Laudeniole, Fla. 1 Dave SO,.UOO. school principii's 0/lllee at Cinci!llld ..... 2 2 .500 I CinclMtl, N, va. Kaneaa Cl\1, ....,., Soroosco IIIII TotOJan- P.50 eoeh. Cooch Dm Kolly, San Diego •• , , .. I 2 .333 1\1 A, at Tonqoo, Fla. ovldl ..,... ~ plckl by lleod Marietta Collep Baaket. ' Houaton, N, va. Baltimore, A, bebea oacih eetalaa a ball mentor, will be apeoktr. Elat AMERICAN LEAGUE at Miami If~ tlll!lll!,rth Ill every blllot. ~;w.=:;w.:~?-;~: W L Pet GB EAST DIVISION Los AowoJes, N, vs. Woshlng'"""~ WI& p i - by OYOl')' Kentucky • , •• 35 29 ,547 W L Pet GO ton, A, 11 Vero Beech, I'll. ellher the !lrll .or ·Jndlllll •• , • , 38 32 .543 Now York • , • 4 o LOOO Now York, N, va. Detro!~ A, .. ~ ._ , 1111 GWf:lm waa Mi1m1 ...... 34 31.523 1'h Booton ,. ,. • 3 1 .750 I ot St Patsrsburg, Fla. . . . . . by OYOl')' eooeh CXIII!e ol MIIUIO!IOII,,, • 31 31 ,523 )\\ ~e , ... 2 1 ,667 1\\ Philadelphia, N, ve. Boston, A, ~11!11 threefuma. New York' .... 17 49 .258 19 Detroit ••• , , 3 2 .600 1\\ It Winter Haven, I'll. , 1 ~ll'olte IIIII GDIIam are , West Cleveland •• , , 2 3 .400 2\\ Pltlsburgh, N, •o. St. Louis, N, 'Mi*iro IIIII tho lllhl,r ,llmlo)'l, W L Pet, GB Woihlngton • , , 0 5 .000 flo ot llrldenton, I'll. ..TC!it>janooldl'"t!U tbt Ill, Ttli11 Olkland , , , •• 51 13 ,797 · WEST DIVISION . Chicaao. N, vs. Son Francisco, iJna ......, ·, Albi!ns dolmed Melp Frooh Denver , , , , • 38. 27 ,591 13 W L Pct. GB N, 11 Seotudlle, Ariz. ' 1llllle LaFanUe wu . 8th in 41-UlnlheSeeondAnnuaiGirl's NowOrlelni., 34 32.515 18 cati&Jrnll •••• 3 1.750 San Dieao, N, vs. SeiUie, A, ; .. ...,.... and 'ttb ID ~. l!aake1bill Twrnametlt Ml!nola,y Dallu , .• , , , 32 32 ,500 19 Seoltle •• , •• Z I .667 \\ It Tolqlo, Ariz, ·. iiamed 111 the · lll<t1i!d tum at Rolland III'Dl. · LoS 27 38 .115 24\\ Olklanl ••••.. 2 I ;m 11h Cllltornll, A, va. Olklani A, ~'()bi., 11i11f ll)l>iJomore Jim QIJ,v iJ1rl to """"' in double Hooatoo, , , •• , 18 46 ;292 32\\ Kanou Cl\1. , , 2 2 .500 1 11 Moll, AriL ~ . Jlt!l' · JolmiOa · ol ·11~1 waa Jo Wood 011 Atheno · Tueadly1a RooUlls MtnneiOII. , , .I 3 .250 2 Chicaao. A, vs. MlnneiOII, A, ..,._, DaooSCbolzatDllnolo 111th 17, ,01herui!Ol'b!iftltAIII- LoS 131 Ookland 115 Chi- ...... o 1.000 3 oi.Orlanto,Fia. ·!'lb!i Ills.., the !lroltaom 1 )'Ill' .,. were JIIIOI Croaaan 2, hr- . lnllua 122 New York 112 Tueaday'o ResUlts ·Cleveland, A, •• IW'Uota, A, 1;11', At Mmeu 011 .)llme.,.a, ..., Dameil 0, Jane Clark 8, Deb- ¥!1110aoll130 Houatonl28 ClndJatl 8 Konaas .CI\11 ot Tuc- Ariz. , oW .Joe cOoke' li[· lndli111, ble Chtldrola s, G. Sandi 4. ()nly .pmoucheduled Detroll5 Pltlaburglll FIGHT RESULTS ;. ,'.i'hi lh1nl 1oom blel- S. I, IIIII ·B. Arback 2. W-eday'a Gamel Ballilllore 2 Woahllwton I B,y United ProSI internatl~ ·~ a.,.ut 0! ~ddpoi, Seorltlc lor Jlelp F.roell - e Denver ot Loa ~· · Los ~s I Molllrl!ll1 MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (IJPO ~~ ..illlie• Joltulil .Oil Wlacouln, ~ Oblln&er 2, I'll Harrll New Orlolna at Mllllli Mlnneoiu 7 Boatoo .8 GraclY Pcader. 139• .Milmi1 out. ~ .ioma · fl . ...... BUI I, liWlY Hall 5 IIIII MeiBDle lllml'- ai Dolias AltaDta 5 Hwaton 3 IIOinted .Eraesto 0rtep, HOI\ , ·~ <i/louor itt I l'lu'4oe · and Dale 1llo:kett 1. N011 YOI'I< at Kentuol<y New York A, 5 Chi- A, S Puerto Rico (10), <; ~-- 011 NorUmllm!. · In tho ~ iime l.opD""" Only game& sebedyled New York, N, 15 Phlla. '8' .7 ;, •}:Tilo aebll llln!ed • IGIII o1 <iver KJpr ~ Itt 20. Sclirlng · . .-~!"""----"'""IOIIilllll._________________'l Plaiera U. l1lelr 10 boU<III. toi Lcipa wen K. Delltll 1;1, ' •· · . • · ' ·· ·B rldpt FOI 2, II. fiuaer 11, · T, MoFedd• 2 and CJn4r a.m. ,.;:, 1. For KJpr, Carole Don. t.ll IJ, llar7 l(ale t pi Kalltj . loaves room, but instead we were buzz saw outllde his window would nt lhol y..,r ioMce abc>tllttm· otrho1·eoiJitolwao&Ood- ORIO 6 I. 00 ted to the cellar. It wasn't wake him up awearlng? - H. n fixed up as a playroom. 11tis column Is dedicated to am not the only one who waa lamlly Uving, ao i! )'OU're lilY· • t:9,. ,. BREAD we did was coffee with tbe :et lunch. 'm sure we would have all come a man can sleep tbrouih !d Into the host's large uv. hle own SDOr1ng when a "eentle" 7% oz. bol THAT GOOD KRAnBRAND 39~ box rv .r Helen: le were rec::ently invited to a iY wltll thirl,y other KUests, are mature t;ypes who don't ak !urnlture. The only drink-· onded. Imagine, having a 1Ss~p part;y in the basement! ct time rn wear blue jeans I tennis ahoes! Do you blame for being mad? BANISHED THE BASEMENT tr Ban: f guests are congenial, the cl is good, and the hoot keep& rt.gs lively, who cares wheththey meet In tile collar or· uplllalrs parlor? Sometime• least pretentious partie• are most tun. tr Helen: I had to amile at the woman ) suffered When bel" ''very ondly" but eold.IJlooded ius· d aet hil side or the electric llk:et at "5., and she roalted iuae IIIey both slept in the idJ e olthe bed. liter facing th!a problem tor 49~ can ~- Cleveland ·~•--· were 5-4. 11te Ttaerolled the ......, in advllllaie 011 14 walks, elabl 1>1 the elibth ... • ....... b.r noldo noldo Dick !llob, and an inlleld outllelder Ron WOodl. 1\1&11¥ ·a~ng~e by Mark BellllPI' to boat Alw hid • two.ruo IIIDal• for tile Waihlngton Satatero2-tand hand them their 1'1111 Ia the ellbtll Ianing "" Mike J4>steln'o _double and a sin&le by Tlm Cullen. Ted Uhloeoder'o Brand llam homer otr rookie DIYO Grll' In U... eecond Inning paced lllo .MlmeiOCa ' Twins to a 7.e ridoz7 whim deolt the ~ Red Sol their llrot loll ol tho apr1ng. Taiy CadsiJaro doubled home two runs and Georp · ridoz7 Meta' Jeodlni l!l~r wllb a .207 ~.,..., iall IUIIOII, bit ftlt tho cycle in • 15.7 ridofl' oYer Ute Pldladelphla l'lllll!eo• o team. Jonea, blUing ,500 111th a1x bltl In 12 tries Ibis Q)rbt&. llngled 'off Jolf Jamea In the llrll Ianing, -led IIIII olf Mala\7 Muntz and cllm- the dll' 111111 a trlille o1r Gory It wu the Moll' llrll · ~- ln...... 11te BalUtbore Orlolea took .. after dofeeto. Bldl Bel. . . . and wild cord ....~ Bob C1toDeo hit t'!ltl.-rlail CWII01 •• the Calltomil A11pla aoond alx ,... In 11io . . . . Ianing to beat the Chklao Co!>• 7-t. Aurelio Rodrlpoz and Jarvto TIIIUn hid rtai.oeorlnc alngiel In lllo bla Ianing apinll Cub n i l - Ted Allenllth1. a wao the wlnle•• CUbl' fourth 111n111tt loto• . Soc:oad l.of• . . JolJna,y Beneh drove in three l'II1IJ 1lilh a ~. double IIIII 1iJ!11e Itt leod Ute ClneDd lledl ovar lllo Konaaa Clt;y Royalo a.t. '!be Royalo, w1M> iuiforecl lbelr -.1 lois in alx p!IUII, ooond lbelr rui! olf Gel')' Nol.. "" a dool>le by Mike Fibre and a llngla by S.Ve wbt1aker. Jack Hamlltoo pltebed Olil ol a thJr<l.lmdDII ·JIDI 1>1 lbrowlng a diUJ!e pie, boll to Ron Donia 1lilh Ute - · tilled IIIII rave up only two blt.l in lour lmingl . Sol. Cumboriaild allool..,. JWiortotheloa~ hit in lour 811!1 hli '. Tlpnlleloatl!lratoa , 71e14ed only ~ bit IIIII oo J)ldl MeAuiJ!Io doM!Ied IIIII ,... in 'aeven exblbi1Soliiii!"Jnp. IICoted ... •MldiOI ~· TCI!l Shopljl'i.two ·run oqie in llnlle In the ninth Ianing u tho = 300 HUNT'S QUALITY • =d<y """ 'to 9 2 cans TOMATOJU 3 !~z. 1.00· i & Cheese ·Dinner ·~/· ' NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST DIVISION CHICAGO (UPI) - Puidle'l W L Pet. GB 00 1111 T011 liuketboU champiano Tickets hive been placed the South Pbliadelphia • • • 3 2 .600 placed two men, seorlnC .eham- aele lor the Mole• Marauder ro 1, .Oglethorpe tile s...th Pittsburgh , •• , • 3 2 ,600 IIi'"' Rldl llfoomt IIIII ver..We Buke1hail boDcl1el scheduled Atllllllc, Son Frand1<0 Stale St. Loula • .• , , 2 2 .500 \\ ·Herman Gilliam, W-eday '"' for llaJcla,y, Mar~ 17, at 6:· the Well, American won in New Mmtreol 1 2 333 1 tho All Cmrerenee team picked 30 p.m., altho lfelp HI i h , =.,and, theMidwEall, New York.: ::: 0 3 :ooo 2 -.• ·~ted lllo !='~ · U. 'H, ~f\',·' ,Ji School :in~ :Middl: ·::.eport~~-~;:]i;f!'~~ oat ~ ~Mldelthe~ ,' , ,\ :~., J;hl-..,... ~ ., ~.,,4 ,000 ,,Jl4, ,• .st. Louio 8 Philodelphia ,I ~ 'IIAolol.. ea!eteria -6L.. ' ""' s<a·. ~wum , - t · ~ ."' . .· WESTwn=ON \T"" ,....veland5SanDIOg1)3 '!be ,other three llpOia COl tile .,... teamo will . ·' . ' W L Pct. GliJ,.. cl!itornla 7 Chlcaao. N, 4 O,.n Mo1; thru S.t. VAN CAMP'S Alhland and Kentudcy -agu....., Team .l.'!; CRACKERS FUTURE Purdue Has I' LA::: March 13-14-fS . •••rt 491-" SHORTENING SNOW DRIFT- PURE VEGETABLE "'*' ~:,:;::®;~ Two On·All ' oh.ao-gent~o nudge when he ta •sleep, 10 thai he _,'t drag hia u.o.-rm aide or the blanket over lb. to my elde; or elae !sleep call,ycornered and play footsie on his tide of the bed. 'l'ble keeps him~~ haJIIIY and in place. But It nlllhl• works, I aimply roast and give thanks that alter 21 )'011'1, we are s II II ''very friendly.'' - MORE THAN HALF..OAKED Dear Helen: lb. Could you tell me hoW come a wile can sleep tlm!ugh &lam bang wei/ISms but riiX lhr<lulb tile very genlle OJM>ring or her husband? &lroly the ri\Ythlll of a snore llhould lull a woman to sleep much bellor than I h e ~eream1, abotl and brawls on tel .. evisloo. - NOT A BUZZ SAW Dear Not: Unanswerable quest.l.on Number 7693i ru COIIJiilr 111111 another: How · and how did the "in..law'' """' .... ",'!!lD ~ Prices Effective nelette pajamas 11hlle nlghlio I wearIlla "· "'!.~~~~'!"'':%l~:~t~~:::::;:·' ~m~~~~~IZ:~~sheer lllllllllerweilbt the w o r d ther" practically sacred, yet t you add an um..taw" to it, same sainted person be· " a lhe-deVU? COUld a per. change 10 quickly? !t's start a "break the lm· ' movement. Down with diaoinalion aplnst molilera-ln1 plan to be one oollll!da¥, I hate to think tile girl wr will marey will ... me first • dreaded lllreel and second omeone to make jokes about. ayohwhy . EVANSVU.LE, Ind. (VI'OK·entueky Well01an, which r.,t.ed No. 1 mtll deliOied by .,P..anked Albland ol Ohle in the ftnol week II( regular play, will be oot to llllko it two ohlnwlonshJps in a row tho 13th amual NCAA collqe diYidoo botlketball tournament 0pon1 W-eday. . O , lr Ritht roaernolto limit quantltl•• We accept F.ed. Food Stamps •; n ~·~ ·~!'.W.,Mir1ltJa.~; 'ltil!'~.l' ol' lbla 111111 ilr'Frld!IY 18 wao c .. ,. . ,. " ·Kentucky Wesleyan ~:~~ct.:=~ OutTo ne~end Crown· gicl ·~.nlon3-11iod tles1 th!0=.-·:.wl:: 1' ';. ·..,.neo~. ~ ~~~...,.Is scbedat 7:30 p.m. • Ful-Valu Buys! dio IMIJeld eveD .-pr thin It "'"t,!g.""'!l'"t" "'.,.~ . . ' r· ~r~·:·~,·~:: WJdtl;ltill.will PHOEBE ROBERTS, MANAGER ' ,c~ Rid• 11f!er M'aril' rttlfemom , li'lt Oelttber, Ia the ieven!h · Jildnl proomeed ~~~ ~pkll DotrGUTJavra .· . , ' W L P~. . ,GB "'"'·cto4 10· make the cll'll1lll N.w York'l ·lrimlns marJID, iliteeted the Plllolittrllt Plnloo ;I.~"';,r ,. ' ,, Louis ;:Pin"""' 1.,p~otl t1om ...u ,;.~.:!....'-~ rC!aoo. The policy of this old established food store" remains the same. Just honest-to-goodness values as it has always beeiL We will sell food at the lowest prices. We will NOT sell &tampa, games, gimmicks, contests, or what have you. We will cut out the frills lnd give )IOU genuine values plus courterus 11¥1 friendly atteation. It's you, we like[ Come and see us! an. a.i ,!L Atlarilo , ; SALAD DRESSING nan- ! acUDn W.o ...,w*" ' PHOEBE SAYS: • wa• in 1968. PJnia1 1iil!led with two '"' to ~ !·l • .... : 3~. 4iJ •m I~ . ld&llltairt 1 lour.....,. rai1y in the · Slla~., l,· : ~·j3H2 .12518 lhtnlloning l1ld hit a two...,. ..S.Uie ;;··:.:·,· • 28 46 .378 21'h homer in the fourth as the ;~nil<-!'· •'• -;16 61 ,208 35 Cardinali t'Oti1Ped over the · ; TY,I~ • RNqlta Pldladelphla Plllllloa 8-1, Lou New Yorf 121 l>bll. 101 · · Brock, oloo appearing In ilia Chlo;oao 102 A~ 90 · llrll pme o1 the Lol AIV- 1.3J,I)ttro11JD1 spdu, odded a double and a Son Diego 116 Phoenix 108 lingle in three trloo 10 tho 'Only plllll IIChlduled .C.rdfnill• 12.1Jlt aliaek. . WldneliiQ'a Comea Mode ~~rat& !~towing Ne« York ll ,BII~ · .1o1m CUmberland, a rookie BootClllot PhO...,.hia Jeft.llanded pJicllor - md be ,Chi_ II tho New , York Yankeel' No. 4 !""' AJw. 11 Son Frlli. . · Son,, ~ va. S..Uio II Vl!lo \ ' By 47 ·. ,382-24 '' ~P<''' 'Y~ab : { ·~· . FRED DOWN ,.... .-oqm llrall · n.oma, 111 11iD11e . . 1/1'1!\iOI:II WrJter . ~ ol the Hl'!lllln.. • ~ rqr lilt ROd sax, Tbt Red Sol } oaf, tOok at Vodl' Plnllllll In 1r1ump1t over !Ill' CbiCI&I> Whlkl bob """ 111n111tt II!MI GB ~ ~ • • 50 25· ,687 , ' A~·~:• • g , ,45. ao •.so\l' s ~~ ~n! ' , •·38.38, ,494 13 IRACLE WHIP 1 aloo buy my huobanl I'~ ~ 22 , ·7~ ·--i:· 'E . \ll. ~:.·u.•mn~·.r··. h . .·~il.I.les, ~·a~To 1 ~ ~ I Zl •61 ,320} 6\? '• ·0;JAAIWEL1' 110USi··""r E WHYOWHYS Helen: ""'~"""'". 1.. Still:t'he ·sfore ·W-itH . fA-.,:i· indepenlence from Spain. Per capita income in 1958 was $422; indications when ...;,li;,_ ,.,'••· L ' 'l r• ~,.;~ . ~. ~ ' America to pin Jts Latin .... ·. . . ,. ' ; .~~iJ!!:'.; ~ ' iii ,m · ~ ~i'nejodeof Iii 111111 RoJI!' r ~~~ • .-j1- :,38 .•4~ 1~ IIWI~ a luoilPT reU..,...nt., indicators were avalllble. Ute among the working class j +-.,..... n 'Shines ·& · · Car-ds ·•·· . PhJIIdeljlljla • 51 ..25 .871 2 · . ~~ot~, 50 .:6 , .6$8 3 rt . ., . ,, .~ - 1loe .Dolly s..!l~; .)l!oikl\1110':1· P~rey• ~ ,1\lareh 1!, 19611_ .· _,t y !."'~ - .. 4~.,. ~~ so>~et uni~ c,..,,1, toill11l cdJ:ntry's 1956 GNP was the more or the benefits of highest in Latin America except ·runent and there has been for Venezuela and Arpntina. veling in lncoote, and in Cuba ln the immediate premlic and ICtCial benefits caStro period had grown to ita lbie to the misses. high economic plat&au In just 60 :, di ssatlst'lction runs deep yean. It was the la1t nation of clear u t!'i approximately the same in 1966, the last time any reliable destroyed and. the monied .e class has all but peared. The very poor • .....::.., ,,. riiX ond hla oot l'Oiil<l any lilt!~ In Ill . '!""! !'~><' eroet· ehall•!'ll'l to 1111 ecpnomie ~uona. • • , .. Avia~ ion Olglrts • woekl.f to Ionge •United Sllle,J ~IIcon. '<Well ..,ing ol}h?'lniL ~o Oll)er. ·(Next. Week: ·T~ r::i < MOil«) OII.Y 1 11111•.i~. ~n""tl ·., ey In rOilril I!) ita <~nil')> , in udn ~lee, for U"!leri>Ox:, Ia " . been reached or are still cm.•a total productive cipate process of evolutica city baa remained essertiaUy ttion and hea1th services stagnant ailh."e 1959. Ita Gross mproved and more widely N a t i o n 1 I Product (GNP) ovenly distributed than in amounted to abool $2.8 billion In astro days, The once all~ 1958 and was estimated at ·ful rich 1.11per clus has .. ~ __.,. .,..,.rt..,. ~ J. , h<tl .xi• ,, . . " :s her only major product ~;;:R ··r · Ji oeture' , ..~ lU(I.U.e ..v 1 ~ • .!}).,~,: P, . 1 ~~· If'/. · 't J<'>Vr>A · .I · ..1· 'J ~~ U.;.>_ · 't'~· DZ · · .1.·- ''i·•·'~'~~,., -..,J "\"P'd •..;.... ~''' ,, • , n,l ... ,,. . . · ·. · '· ._~• W 0~ .<~r., ·~nu, ~-~L .QW.R W OP~rea · . , : : ·: C(l•ll"o. hO!Mver, "d~ ehll· - ~,ppears' in no foreseeable danger of overthrow. And he hu not given 141 hla drelll1 of OlfllOrti. Castrolam throogh tile t ion o! the 1950'akable in IIlli its guerrilla tlngs involved such a band of determined men · be termed a suceesa. Gastro loia failed In one prime aima-to eXPOrt his •lion throughoot Latin ica- and lor Cubane them' it has been a beltni~, frustrating decade. Cuban eOOilOIII,Y luos 1eted 20 to 25 per cent Castro toppled Flllgencio a from the presidency on t, 1959, and where in 1959 enjoyed economic and :al irdependence, tt now La ; tied to the So>lel Union arter agreements, trade and the need to sell the • ·:. , ,,;_J._ ' ~-~ ' 'rras ·. ·. r;ral'l·.._J t'n · 'l!wo £1-'nnt Di' ~~;_:.;.~ ' · ' .Jl'LTevertL.::less ~~ . · raet, · Dt :1:,1 · eu .ll .\lf·~o~ :.. .r~lr,vtUJO ·' ond the United SWeo it No. 1 ._them, he )Oye•rssincChecame The woreeni111 economy may rer, Prime Minlster'fldel prove. 'n ·time to be castro's I hlis established firm Achilles heel but todf,y the over Cllbo and '""" belnled,'Oider-stillayoongll td all serious q>positlon. that extent hio remarkable .,' ' . . y,c.rJWJ EARL COPELAND Jr itedPI'Ooslnlorllltloool I '(·.r ' r •. L.-:.':. ~, '". , • Vss,: ~ ~~Marcllll, 1.Ht • n• • 1. • :' . 4•a' SHEET . I GLAZED HICKORY 4x8 SHED 4-95 I 5.55 · J I 5.69 .. ' :1~.;:;;..!.;.. ~.-··-··J .•,.. I . ·. ' ' . --r;_- _ . ~·"',..·--·-'"''--.e·~~·-'··-·-• ';a. ... ------~ .AIM ·lllatel!illl bl•;· ' ••Is and 11~1 -,, •1 �. StQd~nt:' ' ' II'. ' ' tfiidU;- ' Impatient to C ·, . ' " - ' ' Todl.r'i . -col Slulenttn!lalea<e ,Ia ,boclnnlrw to Jl'OII· ''Yoo ....,. wlat ·the BlbltiiY• • In a~r 14111' 11<!'8• modlcll 'fllyo~ IJI1oelt.~ WilD, I. ~ehaalo,t..aid 1ie laced oilth the lhat'• wa • • to do.." ' lilrd of tull Oedaed rewlutloa . ~-wblch hl1 dlona>tecl undOl'll'l111 THOMAS .POWERS , d•te CIIJIIIUBOa. NEW YORK (UI'O- Oft 1 A UPI survey of medico! Frlda1 att.r"'"!!' . In Bolton student• on seven canwuoos recentl.l' 1 modiOli otudellt around the <OWI!ry rouod thlt DDiohld 1 1111 erper!men~ hu1111 dlscooterit Ia wlde$Preld ard "' hil wtdte c.ll:at and went oft that reformers llll radicals to 1 otudent hoalth orpn!Zitlon · alike generalll' agree OR whatlo meotlrw whore the oubjeet "1'018- Basically, they protest under dliCUBBlon WU ''MeclleaJ. that: ~om" in the ptto. - Modlcol education invol"• Neorly a tlllrd of lodlr'l too DIA111' science ard lib medlcll atudenta, a IJ'CMC) once eou.r.aes and not enaush contact c01111dored the most eonoor.... with patlentl. the em c:ampWiea, are lOili o1 -Patients who eannot aftord physlciana and OD tbe aurt:ace to pay receive inferior treat-they seem much· like their ment un:ler deP.ressing condlotudious, pipe-omoklng lllthero tions ard that m1~ of the poor of 80 yean qo. But beneath, receive almost no health care at ~ ore afire with cllocootent aU. 1 Lukewarm Recrultlag Like undoi'JII'Odllatel acn>B8 the - E!!orts to recruit black country, they are critlcal or 1he w11 thl~ are ard lmpatleat to atudents have been lukeWarm at bes4 ard those have been aee t11em change. Some of their ideas about llrgely aimed IS S"'"Nj..Ufted govenunent and persoral t• grad•te• ol Ivy Loogue schools vohement ln medicine would and major state universities. clear!)' aerd blood pressures Onl.Y 2.2 per cent ol U. S. doctora akyroeketlng in the rani<J of the are black ard uniy 200 black American Medical Anociation. medical students gradl.llte each So would some of their views year, mostly from predominant.. ly Negro schools. about the AMA itselt - Too much money Is being "So far, lftYhOW, tbey 1ren't apent on research ml oot Juot thlnklrw about their careers ard what BPO<ialiots make the eROilih oo delivering heolth moat money," said Dr. Irwin care to the people who need 1t. - Teaching ho$1>11als ai!Uiated Alm:enotr, a tellcher at Coi.UJJ'loo bll Medical School. "I think with medical schools use the they're goiag to be good cmtmunity as a resenoir ot uteachlDg material" while Calldoctors.'' ing to provldt.' other much-"Heal Tbyselr' needed medical care. ''You know what the Bible The conservative, solidly estasays," a Hanard medical atudent said, ncp_bysician, heal blished AMA got its first good thyaelt.' Well, that' s what we look at the new students in Sin Francisco last spring when they want to do." While legioiJtors, uniwrsi\Y were addressed · by C. Clement presidents and the press have Lucas Jr., active and someall been watching urdergra- tlmes eloquent president o! the duate grcq>s like the Students Student American Medical Assolor 1 Domocntlc Societ,y (SDS), ctetioo (SAMA), child of the :· many medical students have AMA, which has been movlng been quietly re-eXIllllning the steadily to the left. Criticizes services edueatim they receive and the "WhUe our nation is thought :· purposes to which th01 are of as being a leader in medical Olq>ectecl to put iL At Hanard, Western Reaerve science and research," Lucas ar.t Ctalumb\1 UniverslUea me- told the AMA's Houae of dical studonts hive returned Delegatea, "Ard while we spend :.1 • • drill coqanjes to 1 Iorge portion of -QUI' GrOB5 ... .lJII'IO!Jw policies 'and to National Product eac;l) 'year for :!1. " lr own-lndepeadenee. health sarvices • ••b . tho !act • .• :· Ill l'hllldelPhll, a cilj<-wlde remain• that for a i:levelc:Pc] :• .. Committee ·OR Black AdmissiORB <01111try we heve a high infaat · •: (CBA) his demarded thet mortality rate, we fird severe • •· medical schools in the area shortages of physidaRI ard • recruit OIIOUilh black studeDII to allied h•lth pro!eB8ionala In :: till a third or lltXt September'a ~ areas ard wo llrd that the ,! erurfrw claaa. CBA' a in other heolth statlsU<& of the urboJI ao:l rural poor often resemble :· citl.ea are dohw the same. ..: In Chicago. 1 81"''C) ot the health lllltistics of on ,. medical otudonta ln>lded a underdeveloped country.'' The AMA, known for it. 101111 ~ moetlrw or modlcOJ achool deans ; to protelt, amq other thlnga, ard expeRii,. flgbt ogainat ; tho - - or (lhettD patients Me d i c a r e, received Lucas' speech with pDiite applluse. In taachilllr boopitala. • Lucaa, a stlllent · at the FeelliwPreasure Universit,y of North Clrolinl ot !· For the most part studenta : IDd ldmiDlltratora have dia- Chapel HW, has described the ; euolod their clltrerenoes politely AMA IS a utrad.e tmioo that • llat o!llcilla are beg!nnlag to primarlly promotes the welfare ~ !eel Plishld ard ltudeat• are ot Its member&.'' He feels it ~ llottlllllrw to !eel they are not I1IIJ' be chllllltllll but Is afraid it = ptli1111 111!'Wkero. So lllr there wUI not chlllllo lllot eoough to : are an1Jo a hardful or ge1111no avoid 1 eolliaioo with the new I ndicols amorw refonn.mlrded generation of doctors. ~ Robert Lurdstrom, a medical ~ medical ltudento but their !'"'! .. ! "~ , pua, is tie Ia 215,000H'l'fle proaress." Dr. Daniel e>POrl OR ~ '~ I i I ~ ~ ~ ~.·'• ,• ·'·' :: : : ~ i ·: ~· ' ,. i ~ .'"'" .1. who teaches otudenta can de...,.! nod taewcy member& • , 116 thlnga the W011!1ei ...,_ , ; · "11lo¥ 11111 Pl1 Ill aotvlee to tho ldetlo Ot tbl """""II," .he .slid, "but the1 .p rj.ate II Yes they , aren't intOreiti'd In changi:v, some Ill theao men are outotandi1111 ~col acioilo tists, they m11 be dol~ Grot u rate work ard they don I Want . IIi to ghe it all ~~>.'' ·"Sti!Oo Studentl it cOtoiiiibta Ulil)'lrsley'a College ·.. or Fbllcllno . heve dlreoted their elrorto It •'he . lh<iald bl curriculum rllorm and bllek Jll'lvll011 or an . odmlsslono but they are allo lie'• ,.u.ed aa . to ehlllgiO the almolpbore ' . . or the ochooi. 'ibtli reel It II llllciw• ltO>a ....,. to authOritarian In otrueture Iiiii fNehlai jlllrpoMt, unneceasartly remote !rom 1M flab thll'a part or FIDIIAl , AIID <STAn "UUI.. ,. rest city. like U. ai1ni," "It'orI tbe almost said one allldont. "You llarl out a privata ond - k 10Uf Wl1 "P throu.!h the rank&. Here's Juot ooe oxample: The holjlltala orderlies wear .white tunica, till students wear Jbort white coati, tho houso atalr' Will' abort willie eosiJ and wllltO ponll ard tbo attoncllng phylloiiDJ ...... 101111 willie eo&IJ. Thsl ...., 'IOUDii allly to you, but l1'0Uild hero It doe..'t Pl1 to. Iough out laud.. Theae - · are also <011cerned with the problem of deUvorlni mecllcll care. They feel that teaching hoajlitala in communltioa eonceotrate too heavlll' on llll)or IUnell to ghetto the exclusion or preventive modi cine, pre-natal care ard other progra1111. No ..Exteaded" Care .,The fact is that teachlni ho&pitals hive hiltlirically been put In low-Income areas bocauoe that's where the charity patients are," laid Richard Bumey. U()nce yOU were realb' 81lldenta wblle )llbllc. patlentl 10111811mes walt bouro Washington WIP~ Paper ICE Delicious Flavors . eye-- BY JACK O'IIIIL\N . no happanlng for yolfl untO we aerlouo but •cct~llful NEW YORK - llopr Moore, IOOIIOd 011 the ailuatlon, 1111111ng aurgeJ'1 It Llillll HW ~ liar ol the nUI,y TV aerie• ''l'ho 11111101 In the old Journsi-Amorl- .... .. Dlnty - · slier t b e 9IIDt" llnallJ wiD wool Lu1Ja Mat- c:an, and then tbo plugiiiJ>oll hear- "Zelda" a.-. Mro. ·S. L Nowlklll, mother or bll 111oo¥11r-<lld lnp took pllco .... The practice hOUIO, wHo or tho prlll Qd, .., Gool!rey .... Ropr never hal Is ard no a vioiatloo of Section "" ....,Pl......,. 011 her ehaJila camwllapd the 1._, BimpiJo hid 317 orthoFedoral CommuDICitioos or hairdo: "'lbaDk 1GU, jail a IIi walt ol(lht years IO< hla dl- Aet ard lor tbe benefit of the boys wig," laid tho Ptl•a;. Mild. ' _ , . l'ram Ilo:rUh1 S.,.tres ... wtoo chortled over ptting <BOlland Marlon Branllo lad.- WCllna Lollo'a marrlap Ia up for cocktail haadoutl in suc:h PI'CII\I- are _...t in pOlillco but ....,. ..wnont at the Vatican ... Rich- lion, lot them be aosured recelv- the 11110 relbdold problem: tbolr ard llarrla alril1 jollod oil IIi lai IUell sh!U-cotf<n goods wi- 110'« Olekl from !lllldl!l -co for ,_,.. ·111m· JI01Ing Income taxes on aame io pox.office •••• JIB-a. Jolll· aliilll Ins ., A MaD called lfDrM" 10 tnud - and there la no statute to tntervl.lwv1' ,_.I . . . q. bil oratwbllo beot.cal Ta111 Keu- or llmitetlons on fraud! .... T h o ey" lor eolraJtil!d . , _ Jiok aocb' awUehod to lltl Farrer, 21 lhlflj< plug-merchanta who wheed- Jones ard J...,'~· pain Ia lbi.~ J'llfl older; TOlll'l 19 •• Mar- loci pluga didn't break the law - mount o1 jack · JW Ia lllp tba Qfer'a mom undol'WIIila ..,._ tho porlormera and backstap ox- IOitlemeat ....• Go«n, ' :Ca •- tr..oplont · ecutlveo wtoo grabbed loot did .... bridge'• moaq .Ia "Jan" .illd ••Zelda" whieh opened at the Plugs b7 a star, an author etc., the eauM Ia ~ I1Jhol Barmnore Theatre Is llloer for a new piiQO, bouk, mqvie or re- o1 the lmmlnant· · llf. drivol, rl(lht In thare for cording necoallri\y do not ahlt- eey Four IIDin" the Worst PlaJ of tbo Saa.., tt- ter Sec. 317 bocauoe they do not Trqlcomlc lie .... It otan Ed J!elley ard lnvollte cllrect PI10ll .... w h en veteran blind · !JIIa iilWa and WI can't llguro IIOIIIOOI1e &ell paid for I "plug'' ICCUIOd or wtv .... Tho - . Muoeum m recllo or TV, and that plug Ia paid orr . . . - !lor lie boanl and ;.,. IIIII 1 !renk commercial benollt- ..,. .... lor boan1 OIIIJ) the And 1 IDi tile network - that's Pl101a; oon OOIIIIIJM·, Warbal moolo wtoooe title Ia a tbo PQOiai)luplhoJ't.<hanged the from ox-ate -~ d!lttraco .... Ita liar no'-kl ard the publlc ... llldtboy !lied for Ia VIva ard a. title is hlrd-<:ort IIIIU dol ilia It .... ...nott IIIII a etnell to get poUeo Good old Y......, Doodle DIIIICIJ Bill Harrab .,-. · Bob lklpo todclles neat!)' atone 14111'1 lllrl""' L QI tho "Tonl&ht" , _ """ all thll - · TV ·-· Wltlo 11/1 Cora lllld tbo ''old'' TV Olollt IIIII ool7 l1't Bob'o II>OCI could bt a ~' .,...Uce or ltl*llW boo&o or ...., ~at a - he hao fDur or QnllJtrto ''Jiap" wa.,.t apWt tho NlaiMn'a Top .Smnl .... ~- ter 1111 car I · FCC niiN 10 lot' I lilt U II H I - ... l'llm Beaeh ard N 11 tha · . . . . . tho FCC ~'t . . _ _ .....tJ.dlllonaln Pat Lannan j,..j , "' ·' ''• "·::" Chocolate lllk- ATJIUTLAIID RUTLAND ~ DEPT. .. r; Prices- ~ · To · Ltoit ~· • ' ! • • ' burn f0:111chardB.IIIdunan, Loulao M. ,lllclanan, 1\1 Acre, Rutland. . llo<le' & Datls, Freda Davis ,toFrlllklln Real Eltaioeo., ~- s.tO!ID. Colo, WALLPAPER AS LOW AS 2$~ Slrtle Roll Keith Goble For• Usee! Car Lot 992-3422 S. 3rd Ave. · Senate Democrats. Deeply Divided ' I·~ ,. '" '' ., - , • . ea......... , .·~~·~·~,\ .' . .... Moir. 13.14-15 - Domino Pure CtJt . .,. .. • t ' '" • I,\· ~ ," ~· -... ,·. ' ' • '- • ~ SATURDAY-MAitCH llth & 15th. A11trfca's No. 1 . Shortealng , to be odmltted, 11111 end up Ia I 12-l>ed word ard reOiive lillie peraonal • -· The .-a 111 the dUparlll' in core 11 uo;.otllled hoa_pitalo rocoiYo tbo maJorlllo or their income rram )IUb!lc aourcea. The foel paid liT private paU.., they 011, . do not reaU1 _ .. tho - intrea-. Feel Unlllraosoos MaDJ ..ala!> teol .lt Ia ......Janlea -m. 1q Am .Alb- Low Calorie protoot what 101, 4 Dr. Hard Top, P.S., P.B. Auto. trans., air cond. Brouaham luxury trim, sunlite pld Inter· lor & elterior, white vinyl top. Oria. Price .. $4673. Company Official Car. (New Car Warranty) statts, does not bavo a nick· name. ' IS atleDijll to oirtend care be,yoad the hoaplill walla.· ~ I!• 1968 FORD LTD· $3295' Alaska, ·unUke moot other bute ,"""'" ;~! : .',"'"f1' '!\'\' - ~ ''' ' ... 51l. i' ' ' ' 399 .· W. lWN.. ST. . ~··· ~·· ·' _, . ' ... ' 'I'('.' ·. i ' ' ' ~ J' .- ~;;;,~-~:p..;;;....,._~~!!'.O..;~~~~ sick- sick enCIUllb too ~10 a hoapllll- )'OU lOt . . .. they see ao 1 ,aharp dllrtrenee In the Ires- or pubUe ard private pa-. Prlnle 111tlento are -rail)' admiUid <IUieki.Y. are put In IIDIIe or dl;d)le rooma and can caD a lllriO they need .... way down,. below our ;,._., colt~..all new . .......................... I------~~----···-"!j.i STUFF FOR .Hulitts , •· ! ,_ ' .· Ia"' i' ~ .. at ttudent< l • '' ~ '· ll< .. ., To· ' ' PlJS ( ~ . • ' STABLES, LARGE ' liiJAolltt :~. • • • . h • '•. " LAWNS,,,GARDEMS· . ),lND': fEEDS . 3~4hz.,$ · ' · ·,:•:CIIII ' · · US OVER ' �. \. ::· ', ; ,, ,. . • <li!ll~~ ~~1b·~ . ,_, . Am. ,.,. . . ' • ' .{ '!.~ ·,)\ I ,,J';'J :·•'II'•,,".._ ' '/~' ·•· -• . ,' ' ,.. ~0..1111; MJd<U~ ,· PI!IM,l'ol• 0: 1 Mitch 12, 1!!9 . ', • ;.,·,"· , · ' .. · •• ~ .,. /,· •· Jl'~ ~-:'1- .,.... ~·1, ~ ' :~~~!~~~:~~:;~~··· doij;li ~ 1011 .-·lm!a.waotllo,;,..w/i.Id~lfalaRoo~' ~ ' ilmla.•*QuJtai. wOuld belat~'botor 111e~ . · I!TA alelunapr~m !ll!hlareOieo. tore U.O Judie · C.~lllllllllll ' he tiler iot-ltpllllthorlq, aocl elo.led b!or~~jlltile-. 1111111 ~~~~~ "~ Jackloa' Counq ~· ·~ $111tll <01114 be a ..,od ~~. bal111al be playa polities a. hltlb heav0111 aud tawoloh\IJ Ida teacher• and e Grlmoo .a.i·~ '111al .W. a. the· ~· t11at ,he 1114 ~heat Juclp .fame• Lee ~ Board IIIli •CIIioblo """' In • CIIOIII;r " 1111c1a ·a mtmirftnhlJiua llmia., IOIIllllneel b)' 6,000 lolaamCoun· In a ....rif··fl.ir 10 do 'tile' .Job>1l!lr Will Slliltll lhiioi' fllmod. aroonc1 ,ad blnid IJ retlclert~" , ,. . ~t ~1iak~ lllrM ..U•ut. ' hl'*l !"IIi"~ l!l"'lle? llldor~ him tor .,.,a.or term. · He ~I aimed the iommltteo had 1111r .willtlllelr~ ~ecltllat, In hii~Sm1111 lldoroclaaleclbo~tllat; auc1 lllcovtrod a dool that had.)lieD fourtll Will~ -~· lhe ;)'olim.\l. • Grlmll~ llated111ellfil!laMO,PClrllqto. 11114f~kaepllmlthlllllhe1111Uld ';~;~ · · .. ~ ~~ li!tll, ''Will ""!lklllllr' bad lo present \11 the bQu4 be ~~~~~~~~- to t11o rial¢ autJiOrl. .tiarod, lind~.. . 'C.Cboe1 1:~ '111M &111111-lblt ~ Wllit to boar •H. At till• · tlu 111ders stated heWioeloetmift U...too,""'. • 1114 , ~· m: ._ _. ttme .JioardPre~J!arl Kaef. od IWtilepoaple au - o f 1'4 Grlmoo · JllCike fl¥' l>oloN eomlrii to · II' iOI<I Grimea ltilt li lie ..as t11o ~· board aod would .... · '·' ~ adm!Diotr,alx>rf' wng Bottom ThO IIIXt ....,_ wao Bay Q BY JOHN COOPER COy mlbe bead of Mild Run have SoU c 111 aervat~cm Service uoed !be Western SoU CCIIl&er· PT. PLEASANT _ n Ia wl1h vatlm District llulldozer f o.r ·~ and regret 1 omoonce tllat deering several acres of land Balald Glll<esm lo being pro. for 111e purpoae of developing mofld and transferred to Mfd. Jllii!IIN. Mr. McCOy , was 1111pr;,.ed as a new cooperator of dlebWmo. Rooald Ia be!Dg ~ lo !he Dlatrlct. deleple, Uldlillhe)loorcltoloek Into the adlool bat ha.,h 11"0- Dlttrlct CCIIaervatlanllrt for 111e wort< UD!t that Includes Tyler and Pleasant Coomllea. lie lo !be 1l1lrd 7D"lli coUep gracllate 1o be trained and tranllferred 111111 promct1o11 from till a olllce 1o 111e Jut three years. In leav1nL Rcl1&ld told us, "[ bave eeJo7ed - , 111111 t h e - . r a In Muon CGunq. It hao bea1 a pleaaant and prU!t. able _..tmce." TOUR PLANNED The Western Soil Cm"""a. tiCII Dlatrlcl and the ..,.cleo maldlll! up the lolaiCII Counq Asrlcultural C<lom<:U are 1p111o aoriDg a tour to 111e Ealrtern 0111o ReiOIU'ce Doveklpment Center ~-•~n ~· ~ ...-. =0, ..... ....·~· 1•,, - The - s e of tlllo tour Ia to observe llrllt the winter fOI'IIIII IIIII feedlourolll'am car. rled aut m 1111s farm, Charleo Boyles, IIWIIIll"r of tile farm, recent11 pve a talk deaerlb!Dg tbel:r feod!Dg metbocll at seo- of tile Hay aud SDaae -· a lll'OOI.of !Dterellt was developed In !he _.... by thoea """ haarcl At tlllt time him· LAI(D CLEAIII!J) Llneo!D Blob IIIII Jobn H. Me· Mr. Bush cleered a few acres area. He will uae orchard gro11 aud ladlno clover because he lo .Interested In what Ia clUed "tall gran" palture. . TO INSTALL TILE · Groat aud Bill Slanley a r e plono to lootaU 1,250 feet of tile to dralo oome wet laud m 111elr farm near Nloe Ml)e Creek <II Kanawha River. RONALD GILKESON DeDver Yollo ond Bala1d GIJke. am of SoU CCIIlaervatlm Serv· Ice ran a preliminary ourve,y .., 111e tile to decide Another Troop is · hoW much tile was ~ and also to decide tile Organized in would dralo lbe wet area. The MASON . - Au orpnlzaHmal stauleya !DotaUod 800 feet of tile last year. meetlns .... held Tlureclay· It tile 1ano o1 Mrs. Joseph J011ea, Mallin, tot Girl Semi MAKES ACCESI ROAD Troop, A1lalii!Dg were Mrs. Jobn Ney WDllamllllll. farm Towner, · Neflbhorhoocl CbaJr. Ia m Nine MlleCreeknearBeeeb mail, aud MrL William Vaullorn, HU~ built a farm road tile troop Ol'lllalzer, balll of 1'!liDI Iilatr!et. buJJdozer In -order' lO Pleallllt. oiake 011aceesa toap!sturearee AI!AIIdlng were ehllclnlll rlllll· wblc:h be wanted to treat 11 I t h 1ng from 12 to 15 years o141oUme and fortntzer. '11111 Is 011 eluding ~via VauMirter, Mil)' laud wlclch he recently boutlbt ·Jclleo, Deolae Werrj, Threao from Houlltm Kou~Mn. · VauMIIter, Belva Jobnllllll. !bar· .., caato, u.. Durbin, Terry Rosa, Mlrtlla Jolla a, ClnclJ Wod£. mau ond -•a, Mrs. Joaeo. Glella were BeCq Durb1D aud B r - stauley. Oilld AnnounCed PT. PJ..EA&\NT _ Mr. lllll Mra. Lorry l'l:lwarcl Lucllolycloo, PviDt Pleaaant, are ......,e!De Cooklelllleoln !he blrlb ut tbelr niot child 011 lolason, has announced !hit JUD!or Tr1q) 487 ICIId 907 - a of ...,. March 3 at tile Holzer HolllitaL Tile we1tlbecl poullcla idoL aucl bu beee MDiod9'h Lart7 Ed· GAUY STEW ART, A SENIOR IDcl muale mt,lor II Mar shaD Untftnit)', presented 11 carrtbeln Faala17," • aeleetlon choten 1111 ell- · reeled by blm 11 tbe Unlverolq's Symj)hanlc Cmeert SUDcloy aflornoon. How proud Ida parents, Mr. auc1 Mra. -"Stewart, of llllooo, must lwve been, sa weD as bb aunt, Mra. l!lu!DO Arnold of Pom.. roy, anlldo granc1motber0MrL lofal')' Aum!Dor of HartConL Also partlelpatlng waa Mike Herbeur, He plafa percuaJioos, ani Gary Green, o former Maaoo re-nt, ple,yed tile....,.. net. Hlo parenll are Mr. and Mra. W- Greeo of WaUoton. Olllo. EquoUy proud, 1 am aure, were Mlka'a p!I'Ontl, Mr. IDcl Mrs. Stanley Harbour; hlB lll'andm<iller, Mra. Matllcla Noble, hla aliter, lira. Coonle Karoellllk and brolher and wile, Mr. aud llrL Dalll1 Harbour, GEITING TIRED OF COOKING? - Yau C8D •t out m Sltllr· clay evening, March 15, lor 75 centa. The Slllloot CGuneU at W1110 Ia _..ortng a diDoor at the school caftlerla fr'"" 5 to 8 p.m. For tloe om&U aiBD yw eauoloo hi.. a liD! del, pie, colteo cr mU~ . Tickets 1111¥ be purchaoed from Sludont Ccluldl members or It 1l1e door. Qifton· Pe:...:..nn-•.a~ Be • ·!' Y011 eali see the top aide of the meat but not the bottom. ·. So you wonder. The ateak looks aoocf, but is the bottom all bone-and fat? lamlly. MIIUe Burton ani TerrY Dor· pn of CllloimbU& ij>ent\ clay with Mr. ani Mra. Wayne Prince. Donna, Debbie tni ·Lincla Slaaoo.olViema, w. VL,wereoverai811t guests of Serera Sisson. Mr. aucl Mra. 11wrman )lab. cock were vloltlng Mr. IDcl Mra. Oocar Babcock, Tltlpera Plalas. -VIolet smith Alfred Social Notes e!ltert.alned tile following guests last Weclueeday 11001111> ._of hla father, Vere Sllartl's, Slat blrlhcliY, Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartl, MrL VOJ'DIIII Swarts aucl 111ree cldlclrea, Slnlrl WDDama auc1 clautJller IDcl Nlllcy Swarts. Mr. IIIII. llro. Vore Swlrb ontert.alllecl Thureclay evenl!ll In ...... of the blrthcla!< of Mr. swart:~. Gueato were Mr. auc1 Mra. Veroon Swartz IDcl fallllly of~andMrL!iarlll Woode of 'l'q)pera Plllna. Last ......... gueata of llr. IDcl lira. Wllllur l'lrlllr IIIII £6. bU,....... . ' . .-c.,.-~ ~ od 1o alllioz, 11tot nlfiPI"" Mr. and 11r1. r-. ,..._Ill . .-. .a& ·r.,.....q~t, •· H!IIIIIJIII'III Ylolio!l 11zt1r ..,...m. Va. . . .. JMc II tlil Iiiio 1111 IIIII ~; Mr. III!J! Mri. }. . ' ' Ttrr)'llni'U:, ·~. Va ...... fUU£11 n. • - S.ei•BIHomRound Slrlel• Sttlk • • • It's a problem ••. a problem we've given a lot of thought. · We think we have the answer. ·Yfe have • paliey. F.,EE · . :·. ·- , , _ Sbtllllxl"' Bowl• li-QI.-1 Completed S...r Coni ., • III-QI.-2Ctmplolod$1vtrCanll . ··~ •. 311!.-3 Camplttld Ca\ft, .• •" ~-­ II CGmplolllllMrcno • s- . . FREE FREE FREE '; ' \ I _,- fepu~ bef,li4t,,«\2)!,1}'<>, j ~' · · :• . ·: ..,, , ,' T.he aide.... yo~ aon't -..,. i: ja, ~teed to be equal to . ' •' ' .• . ' ' ' ,,, ' ' ,. . ' ·1 ar better'than the aide you can aee.. • ,- < \ ' iiABC. ~-""'­ en willl IOCoiniJiolod-- and lqUire? Sure bqule •'We Care." , ' . . , . .' . . , II this a ·aooct reuon for shoppillf AtP? It'a.one of many. FREE ; ' ' . '· . . • 1 '' It's FREE ••• It's Easy••• tfere'• It . .- Ho!N .... •· ••·S108 , ,.,S11S • ... S11B , ...S129 . . . U:s l... ~--~ • , • _.d atructtcn, wlcl<h from au lndlcatlmowillbeili<OIIfortileemlltrUcllcn uta clover leaf for the bridle approach. sturaoon aald tile llenclerDI school has 2ft pupils, IDd no- eel, He lllclf!le lii!Cia 011idiiii&D elforl to alleYiate the alllladoo 1 St. rotrlclt's Doy Spec/of! J-----------------------------\ IIG IUYS on A&P's Fresh Produce! VIae-Ripe To•atoas SUPER-RIGHT Corned GARLIC •~. OR MILD .,b.29c Valeacla Oranges s~sgc ' ANY SIZE PIECE Glazed Donuts Hot Cross Buns ~ 45' r= Rolls •SAVE• • 2 ::a: 49' .!"'... 59~ Peach Pie ,.. • Ema ............ s-.ie;•· · 2 ,. .. · . '· ·-z.·. 19~ ' H. cen1 • . . . · ,·•' .., I , ) ·' -· ·'' ·-1. 0 -·-_.,_...,._"'_ D PUIIICMMI oro. ... ..._.. D 11 111TM"'~-flllaiAII: Of ............ 111TM _ _ _ D ,.....FNIIInv••• IUICMAIIGf$1.. w _. 1111 ......... __ 1• '.11 IIITM-..._.... PUICtMII Gf , _ ilrlllllellll ' ''.f OUR FINEST. ' " QUAUT\' . . ___... ___ PLAID STIIPS 11 . . ' . '' • 1000 .. ~~···. 31~ . ... 4 ...1-111.$100 CHECK ITEMS YOU BUY! 111TM _ _ _ '51/4-ql· t. Bread SHARP CHEESE , · a Mitchell, ........... Mro. ebeD preaented !he boar4 Wllb per....,.. oxeept cooks (pold ' PUiatAII•. •-~ ,.,...... ...... 1141. : D D r, w I·. ·'-,_,, ·, ,. ; •:i}J:~ · · ; . ~< , . from 111e school lunch PI'OII'III1) ;f ··. be atucllecl and plaoecl In t • e ' 'llldlet, If possible. Board members BID wta.ere · voted aplnst tile - . . . . IDg II waa foollah llllltl· lslalure waa fii'II&IDI 111e ralae IDd 1101 the ....,ey boord, aocl tile ralae waa ....-,.- lllat. lng 1l1e board jullt Wautod II tO look like tlley ware Blvlnl t11o · raise. When all Items on the 101111 apncla had been clapoaecl of, except me which read - Dlo-. cuaalon m tronsport.allm ..,. corning UH of baHI ll> ., to 1o1m llld back mriDg clay by clrlvers - 9lill. Smllb clUed tor the board togolntooxeeutlve...:. whleb excludes ....,..,. 1101 on the board IDcl tile preu. Board members, S!nllb, Aa. allltmt iiQ)t, Gary Cmle,y a D 4 Prooecutlng Atlomey !like Slllw retired to au upstairs Glllco where ~ mot for an. hoor aud five m!Dutea. And upon l!lofr re. turn to 111e meeting room, 110 mention ol the matters cllseua.. ed IIPstalrS .... llllcla, ll!an a date for 111e otatutory buclielarY meet!Dg oo March 27, and a mot1111 tor ad,laurmDeat:. AU live board members, !q)l. Sinllh. Ani. ~ Cmle,y a D cl ·Prosecutor Slllw attenclld Iaiii nigbt'a oeaaloa. i,5' ,··nR PT. PLEASANT - Sta.C . senotor Brad Sayre, who rep. resents the district ·eneomPLOSIJW Masoo, Jackson, Rlllne, Cle,y ani Pulnem COIJI>o tf8a, will be tile pat-ker for tile mMtlng of ihe Muon eoonq Young Republicans to be held Friday, March 1f, Ill 7:30 p. m. In the Mount Flower School Serator Soyre will speak on Important leglalatlonoltlle...,. J'ne rorlrer Vol..sl 0 ' NEW YORK 78c SWIFT'S PREMIUM BRAND •• o.S1.09 PLAIN OR SESAME ,. reaem •• rag~- by ., .. FLORIDA NEW CROP c lb• PERCH 2. lb. '1" ...... '«" " Breaded Pol'llons Ol COD e e .Z.~i.ltc . . .s•• Cap'n Joha Cod llllets • • pq • • ;:.&lc flounder llllets ~~= frlecl Perch llllets • • • • • lb.&lc SPECIAL LOW PRICEI ~· ... ..... lie ,.. . . -·;· sn Turker Lit O•arlln • •.. ac • lb. 29~ . Turkey Wings FIJer Bnaat .:~t':,g:, ' lb. 59~: Pork Butt Roast EtHI·RIII. Rtllt • ... .Sm... ~H Sl111p-:::.~...11c O..r IIJer Luaoll . .1 ' torllamamberi, IDg • • • Cube Slew T~~. • ••. stot New York Slrl, SltH Del11onlae SttH • Slrlel• Tlf Rolli • , ,.. stu board ""' ueatlm,• committee •• a and perhaps, the weytiJ!Dgutoocl 111e MCEA poUcy tor llllub', aa """• the board ...,.d be able to clld Lathey tor Ida - . buy a year's lime to make ar. Board member Dr. c. L. BiOwn moved - pasoed oo a tour to me vote - that a 10 per Increase ID waps foriKII -teaeb- "Super-Right" Meats! 0 ranpm.,... ,_, . . . - .:. board to le i • . . . • b a* lrtcps the bOliJI wiU Ia . . matterlll411111! II Wllll•tllo• of Hencli't:...li> do. < IIIII iltller IChoolo In tile area AdrLIIi , lie OV..crowclacL He said~ could iol ~till 2ft 1111· -i. ~ He Willi '"' to IOJ' . _ , he met w1111 the· 111ate Roacllll»er- repnNat.allve·!lf . . , _ IOQie time aeolt loek, , . . . - . emotructtcn of 1l1e - b!1dee eel like It b, tllrae oi" from lfenderiCII II> Kanlup. He moh·years bo(ore tb..SRC...,..cl dted lbe polllibiJU1 of 111e lou toke !he - · but ,_ IJ ""' of the aehool tiJe,!Dbrldp:em- ..._,.l!lllieMrll!anaatielpal.. Lenten S'afood .Values! ._ t. ,.. S118 Slrlll1 Tip Steak • 01•• Sluka • , • ,.,_~:r~•,u ~ . T· ~ . . SUnlay SchOOl auendauce m Mlrc:h 2 was 37. The olforlug waa $14.73. Worship services were· held at 10:45 L m. wltll M111an1 Swartz, 1-r, IIIII II 7:45 p. m. wltll tbe Rev. Clllto. Thelma Henclerooo, Florence Spencer, Oale Mae Follrod. Grace - · Nina Boblnsoo, Gelwvlave Gutllrle, Mr. IDclMra. Chaa. D. Woode and Eloauor Boyles auenl.., the quarterl1 meeting held it the United Mothodlat ChurchlnPomeroyonTueaclay .,..,.. Feb. 25th. , · -~ WOI'Id 1lay ol Prayer ,.,,eea will be held at tile clurch here on Friday eve~ March 7 at ' ' FREE FREE 0 ...,,.mini Pre·SIIced ••• llr. 881111St To, Rou1d • 0 « ,..,_ Ja<k .Siur-, resn-ve utH..,.,_a-,..,.Uwlllt tbe board the 1o1m of -ram•o IIIP'el•llm over what waa IO!IIItqlio doneabaut tbelr ochool bulidlnll Wltll t h e BONELESS BOT6~~s~~ND BEEF ROASTS ••• •' DO YOU EVER STOP - to Ill" thaDb - ThaDka for.,.. DIID,7 bleoohvs - one or 11oe createot Ia t r - . Somaeyhlvedtod!D ~lowereJ....,..PGOieoftileU.S. the 'Jilst to give uo what we have today. Let ua•ver lorpt. Air Faree aucl tile Parkar'a-. When !he Ru11lau tanks rol1od 1'*> CUchoekmlda an old lady , l!rlc, of (]II...., DL Mra. lfar. w1111 toaro rolling down her ebeellalllld, "TeD U.. oo ihe oulalde, llr.lilld llrt. ~Jz-.W.U.7 lbo r-., who •hid beoll here aU we can do Ia cry." . auc1 •Cit:w, D!*le. 01' 11111111<, wiGIIIer llomlly!Gr~,ee­ Oido, ...... ~IDdfb ~ ·--~~~~ ' ~~or ......... to tile ON MARCil 1t, Duot IDcl l.oheo - two y - onlllllecl - . . 1a1 c;n., ~- Yllllacl 14J. hclno ol hlo parellll, , Mr. and tera will bring gozpel .,.,_. In - at the ati!Dn Jlolb- aDd lira. ~. • • . , aDd Jlln, llanzion Poalo ID IJvilll- · lllllat Church. f,unllf diU JUtiZii& afGII, Tlaa. liN 11e11r I#I!U llr. auc1 Mn. IW1Ird SWartz .. riW .............. till- aucl llr. and lira. Tim Swartz ........... lllll '-It .... 8alurdll Ill.. Mr.IDclMrL JIGIII Dll*dL 1)M hiE aucl .llomlly at IJido> · .;. on lresh Picnics • • ward Luek4'ciDO 1L The Ia tlla Kana Boullh. Gr.......l are Mr. aDd 7:45. Evieyone la welcome. .Mn. ClJde Boaah, POint PIMaJor J..., H. Tl,y\or aD 4 ant· Mr aud llro· Alva Luck- flmlly of Falrbern, Ohio, recent. ~ ;...... · PI•~ Great • ly opellt two clayaat the hlme of ..~ an Mr. aud lira. hla1ltl'enta, loll;. and Mrs. Ernell Grover Boaah, " " • IDcl Mrs. . Taylor, '"'Dutch Rldp. . l8lder Mr. ani Mra. .•Millarll Swarta u- j Mr. and Mrs. George Dcltam of Johnstown spent several clays with Mr. lnl Mrs. M. L. earr: Mra. ll D. Pauley and daughter, Virginia, of Charleston. W, VL, visited with Mrs. Paul17'1 sister, Mrs. Francil Aldrew al'll R. c. KID&. J ..,_ PT. 1'IJ!:A&Yff - Two eoupleo hoYt ·11111111 app~~.-o tor lllll'l'llll U.....U In 1111 alllee of tile OOIIIIQ' clad. ~ ware . _ ~- PueiA, 21, Pl. Pl•alllll, aucl Vltllnf& 1llloa - - 20, CodrliJo.,Uie, Mil)'. laDd; Robert Jolli:JII IIGulh. 22, · II&Yoa, aDd lllllrrJ L 1 DD ,.._, 20, N,. HoY& blowa.• S111oked Picnics .. Guy Hayman. . Mason Birth of F'lrst Mrs. Howard Johnam, chairman of Girl Seoui . several clays wltll Mr. and Mrs. Ill'- wery time the - SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY aod Mrs. Churehe, Belpre. Mr. ani Mrs. Bob Fitzpatrick ani daughter ol Columbwi apent making an !!llttM, ultod 1l1e bQu4 mom. .li11enilo..,..l!ltpl, If the..,_. beri· .~ ..,lldor plael!ti more bql.ldla,r Ia tokeo. p e r - 1;i'pe ICMll WI olllp s.uth ·........ It ..,..ld take lhllterl ...., jlle llllln hl&ll· ..... 1400,000 ll> bullcl a n u ""fl lhol, "did not blow over' ~. 1114 tllere are oo fiDcla, CUT Mr. ani Mrs. David Holter and lamlly ol Cheoter vlalted Mr. and Mrs. Honk Holter. · Durward SWain ol Columbua ani ·Pauline Primmer of ~ spent several clays wltll their lalber, Bill SWain, who haa been ill. VlsiiiJW Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins were Orialld Branch, Mra. Sidney Branch ani laml1y of land Iaiii flU and Ia ~ plauo lo toed aU of the deered ~. . 1 BONELESS c lb. ROUND STEAK • • • ~·--~------~-------------------------------- Mr. aud Mrs. Joe Aahtm of Pickerington were ovarnl&l>dyl"': !tors of Mr. and Mra. cijy Hay· . ·man. . FULL ' . lll'ODI · ..S aplqre weya to lmprovo !he _ . . . . lie cltod perh&pa aervln& the same menu at achoolt wwld linlll'oaler pureha~ poinr and waul· eel permlaalcin lo viii! ,101110 ochoolt to obaerYe what DOOdecl to be dOne auc1 br!Dg back lUll· patlon.o to !be beorcl. . EldOn VIIIICQY, CliiZ«<a Com- BI G BUYS Mill lofal')' Ellen Alldrew of CoiiBDbUB opellt I recent-f.,nd , wltll her parento, Mr. IDcllilra. ... Francia Al1clrew, and <iller rela. tlvtL . .. Social Notes . Gilkeson Being Promoted . Thonlla>, Clllz011a Committee .mer. .. Lay of the Land " otil Bijat;.a ~Presia~:ql':Sriii~ll> Aitacked by:·(;itizens .COmmittee.:Spok.esm n preI!> lntlmlclateboard_,. U..lo do what hell¢8bt t111bl bora illd de~ !bo aclllol.,._ Pre._ ~ as~ o d I~ alleildiT rleei¥o4 flollla tem tileD U.\ bdinl was IIQ,IIn- Q-Imoa, "Whit do ,... Willi;" Jaeli1011 """""n~ ~ ·liut ·If Ilo hlld aomo anc1 Grime~ .,Pled, "A ••• Bmltlij•a4.~111 been~. o:~~~otruciiVI Ideas IIIIUid ~ ot Ma1111 Ccu1iJ ut ICboell,llllldai ~ . .... u-. aehoola,lflOUwanlltlllral&tot," lldorl reslllad he·~ ~illr7 iJai4mlinta ~Smlll!, Grlmoa ·!Ired back IIIII "thll wlcleb brouibt ljlplauae from tile ltllla ~ ,out 1114•11'11111· ~ l!t •••Ill• bltecliD Is ·coalltrUetlva, aa t11o pabllc opeetators. ~ -=~ji=.·~IDcl 9 llo.ita In liilft...,. Miiiaa Caljlitr. ' lo ·noOdad .....,., 11> IIWIY ,..,.. Grfmet1 atlrtecl be was 1101 at ~ ......, 1o tile ," de- . ·Grlmea alkacl 9l<lora !Illy ~ lf!ina IIIII a pet1t1m allldq tor IIberti' to toke .111e matter 6Jrc "My TAXABLE income runs illlo six ligures, ,.,._ ALL ZEIIOSI" ' . -.· ,( ~~~~~~,.E~~ .· ~ ) lo IM!t 'J,roeu•a4 to r,Old a {' ........ '~'I .' cent ses&ion of the state _ ·. leglalature just eoocludecl. ; The general public Ia lnvltOcl. ::::::~::::~::;~-::~:=:~=::::::::::::::::::.-::::~;~ ''. 29th Annual State Meetmg l • ·i Is at Resort .• POINT PLEASANT - The 2Sth IU1IIIa1 state conference of lbo ; West Vlrg!Aia Society, Chlldreu > of the Amerlcon Revolutlcin, will take place Friday and Satunlal'.. " March 14 anl15 In PW!t Ploao- , ant at the PI•- Polut Retca'l. ReglstraUCII wiD beliD II 7 ., p, m. Fricley with tile otate ,.... " lnating CoOIIUIIitlee to meetat8:30 p.m. ThehosiJII'Oql,PolntP!eao- ''ant, will entert.a1u wl111 an 1,. Jf lormal p&I'Q'. I< Reglstratloo rea...,., at 8 a. m. saturday .IDcl a proceHicnl lt 9:30 will precede tile fllrmll .~ lljM!IIi~ of the - -. Prosram pUticlpanta Include : Nancy Slaven ol St. Albana, a . member ol lbe Charlestoo Soc!. ell; Becky Poe a! tile SW... rOi ·. soCieq In Fairmont; Kalhlr1a J...._ l4dll l!alaa Soe!Ob' Ia BlueOeld; Jelllla AD! !lleblllvla '·· ael Marilla1l, Col. Ani1n11f Dan- · · ' naib' Socloq ID Hoftlll8toai COI;ol Minx. Lillie ~wta • -' Plrkeroburl; I' . Auguallllil w-. lolarti!Wbarr. Laura . . �c.Ii~ (lJJ'D-· ' tloalllled ell'ller , Booher wa; ~ F i v e admirals who Could 'cbol· arxl competent under recommend. a courwnartial for stress. Pueblo •kipper Llll,l'd Bucher To 1'osti& Today 1Wo onlllted mea !rom tile barreged him Tuoadi.Y .'With hostile quostloos about loslrw Pueblo's espionage unit also were called to leoti& In aecret his ship without 1 fighL It was Bucher's worst day ln todoj,, '-IJ.Pirently about loos of the eight..week court ot inquiry intelligence papen to the r into the Pueblo's capture by North Korea Jan. 23, 1968. Through it aU, the 4J ..year-<tld 11 S~akers Boys Town graduate stuck to his stand that firing on the North Koreans board!ng the Pueblo Hwould only result in total demolishing of the shlp to Eleven speakers will be feano real purpose. " tured at the Meigs High School The admirals and their Thursday in observance of Vo-. coWlsel cross-examined Bucher cational Conference Week. They for rive hours in open court and are a J)&J't of 46 giviJli: talks at another hour behlOO closed the high school this week on On Thursday doors. their respective fields of em· Today the court scheduled a ploymenL secret session in the morrdng Thursday's speakers include: for Bucher's former skipper on DENTAL TECHNICIAN -Leo the submarine USS RoiXJ,uiL He Crew, Crew •Laboratories, Pc;m.. is Crndr. Peter J. Block, who eroy. ARMED SERVICES, BOYS TO A'IT END CONVENTION Carl J, Barnhill, Tuppers Representatives of Army, Navy, Plains, will attend the 74th annuaJ convention of the Ohio lndepeOOc nt Telephone Ass~ in C&lwnbus March 2~26, BarnhiU Marines and Air Force. ARMED SERVICES, <iiRLS Representative ol Wcmen'a Army Corpo. DRAFTING - Representative is president or the Sootheastern Ohio Telephone Company in Cool.. of Clewland Engineering lnstl· ville, which serves 2,200 sub- tute, Cleveland. HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERAscribers. TOR - Denver Weber, Weber The two animals recorded Construction Company, Reeds- in the Bible as speaking like hwnan beings are the serp· ent in the Book of Genesis and Balaam 's ass in the Book of Numbers. ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating Your Dopendoblo De•ler For PLUMBING AND HEATING Phono WY 2-2550 CIINDUniiiL . Bucher !d.~ twlee Tue~ thO North Korean ciP.ur• ol the Pueblo waa i ~~~ure." not a "surrender.. on hJs part. . l6, ~ Eastern School Dlatrlct Board of Educatioo will ask the State Department of Education to per. mit It to wrlte.of! missed daya at several schools of the district thla winter. lllle tA> pupil illneaaos, Ches- LOCAL TEMPS The temperature .in PCineroy' s downtown business district at . 11:20 a. m. today was 28 de- . grees, under sunny skies. r.hi.iPub'llff., ;,,,,,:~• tha right Ia a"dlt or rajact anr ad• deaMt( Mt• · iii'Cfill'lll. Tho ,..tl,lt~r wll' nOt I"··H;a~ pon~~~~ ,., Mllfl than •o'li'' f • lftC"""'d lnaeriiOfl. i ·' ·· , AATU · l- Want /ld HtO,Ica , : 5. .~"'' · "' w.,d one h111rtlon ·~· ·, Mlnll'l¥• Chor,. 75~~: . 12 O~ntl ,par wOrd tht11 CGni-ICU• . tlva lnl:.rtlona. 11 canta par Ward •I• ~an11cutlv1 lntertlonl . ~ ptr unt Di1count on paid od• 1 FOr . -"' . -~'~ lillll 11d1 paid wilhill 10 4oyJ , CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY 'i $1 .50 for $0 word lftiniiiiUIII , Eo . 0441tlaMI owo!d 2c • • BLIND ADS -~·. or:.Fi'cE to HOURS Sr.OO P· ~'~ · Dally Obsei'Ying Ita grand openlrw at quarters located at 339 West Main St. In Pomeroy Friday and Slturday will be tho Modern S..,.. DRESSES. ' In white ond\pastol Colors. Roll oloovo styl ... Si ... 32·38 Exciting new colo;, ' ond labrlu. Junior, Mia ott and Half Silt a. :ootach tUe door, offices, electric heat itrueted. 1be new busi neas wUI feature lawn and garden IIC)plies and equipment, )lOt foods and s..,.. plies, a complete line olleather good• aud seddl•• for pontea aud horses, dairy supplies, all1 Master Mix andWaynellvestockleod. runds tor another six VInyl trim !ittal clatpa ' .., I ' with free gifts and rerreshments for visit- ora to the new store. Numerous door prizes wlll also be awardod. . . REWARD for !nlormatlor. ,. ,, leadlnc to tiU'ee Beq\e PliP8 '~ ' talten lrom Leading Creek •· _ ~ Phone llft.5704. S.l2-3tp teacher In the ....,...; lDl Meadows, ~rita Mlller, Sabra Morrioon, Terry Ohltqrer, EmaIene Pntt, Kathleen Scott, Glea. Shaw, Rita Slavin, ClrdynSmlli>, charge. • Fi · • HIGH SCHOOL DANCE PI!'· Qo, with tile JIQ'I SolurdiJ Dl&lll. 8 to 11 p.m. at lfoiV H l1h S<hool Ia -~ ~ ~; open tO U. plbllc. rlo, Jciln lledovlon, J.,.tle Thomll IIIII """'lor Dnlke. Atiendl,.: lao! nl&hl'• .. wore Jolulllora, ])l'elldent olthe diotrkt'o lelehoro """ i..ooalao ~. " ~ . Rer. 98c.Siu 18" x 11" Size BROADLOOM COTTON TERRY PACQUIN'S,· Carpet Rugs Towel Enls col•· HAND LOTION-· the for Jusr right •he halls, erdryways; or for between rooms. Attractive broadloom carpeting, bound. Assorted size~ t~na ·ora, hemmed, ready to use. U~tful in tho homo, or For oolter handi, uoe. Pacquin'o hand lotion. ' car. ~ Charles stock, Fenton Tt_ylor, ••tel OPEM EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO ~ ' For Sete or Trlde' . · Slz,.;;l~ C~uist . _.R¢ -: IGyer .Asp.lrl~ Fast Relief'of Pain .' }, . 1\iOO, Suriday:•·l un· ~. Ham; baeon SIJot8uns only S.J!.4tx: · · 1UN SHOOr llinday from 12 to 4 p.m. al tile !Wtland Am· ertj:au. !41on. S.IS.3te TRAILER LOTS, Bob's MobDe Court, Syracuse, Ohio. on Slate Rt. 124, Phone llft.2951. · 8-11-Uc '= andu 4 roon""· ~~ rnisrnit~e' wa s. . """'· u . "" vale parktna. Out of all finedl, 3 blocks from Pomeroy post olllce, 992-5312 from 10 a.m. to ! p.m. 2+tfc aa..r. mo . ........ ==;;;..... 'f Ha,. T·op. Sharp all y/nyl trim wlffl beaut/• ~~/,SMALL FARM, • aeres up, , -\f IJOO!llloiloe, CIMilter .area II"'' lerred. Raymond Boatillhl. fyl corp.-lng, 350 c\1. ln. Y8 Auto. ' lhna. Powaor ttearlnv: . ;.1 quart Your Cholet Onlr ••d 40- ....... S.NOtp ol 60 quort · and Check Our Prices YOUR DOLLARS GO FARTHERAT Bryants Dollar Shop 106 C:Ourt St. Pomeroy 992-5896 ,~ LoDl! a.tiom, 01119 wq. ,. »11111' ' Skrlork VI 2 dr. '' ~ MIIH ' ASSUME ' PAYMENTS, !Ia walnut C!GMOie stereo. 'nlll oet has AM·F'M radio, 4 apeabro, 4·c!J'!ed automatle tum table. ke over pay. menta of fl. ~, per month or pay balance $911.62. Try II In your home. Phooe 992-i!llll. S.lt-tle Re•l Estate For S.le RODNEY DOWNING Hell !!:dale Bnbr Phoue lft.:IIIZ Middleport, Oltlo 2-25-30tc &t I li,IIIM.Cll '1'0'1'.......... ..,_.,. D SU.AIY OF CASII BALANC•• w::JIPlW o\ND ISI"BffJJ''UUD • IJaiiDee lan. 1, HR. Galflfll ...... ......... ......... Motor VeJdele LlcaNI TU ..... . . .. .. .. ...... M£0liE'S GeMUM Tu Pund s.rrta 12.4 • . MAIN POfiiiROY . . . aad Brld(e ..... . . 1,1011.,. . . . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _... -·- ... ... llfllllNrl•l TO'l".AL GIOO. HOBSl'ETtEII, Brebr POMEROY - 8 large rooma, panorama view over-looking the beautiful Olrlo. Business Services CURTISS CA!f'IU: . B~llo! Service. Pllone Parker 9922261 Pomeroy or 667-3251 Cool· ville caD stallon. S.14-30te SEPTIC tan!rll cleaned. Miller Sanitation, Stewart. Obio, Phpne 1162-3035. S.l2-tfr ' '. • UPEIT ' .....ss.ss ~1··-.·· · . -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 .....,., ..... & "" 606 E. Main Po•oroy, 0. 1M ~ - " . .... ' .......... .. .. . . . , . _ . .,.. DIMrll had llotot ,.. . . . UDtall To l'und . . CllloltM TUI .... • • · s.•u• u-.. • .....,. ,.,, Olltll8t ..... Mltllltrlal .... ......... -. liO,tl '101'.\Y ' .. .. ......... l"n,• Tetll ......,_ • Gaaenl hnd 1 1,141• . lfotb VIlli$ u.ue ......... ....... &MUI TU: l'tlnd " . . .. G...uM 'I'IX I'IIDil .. . " aoat! UUII llrtttfl hod " " I)Wrkt l'uft4 llbtS..-.•1 TOTAU ...• .. .. . ....... _..._·-·· l,• .to 111.11 Molor Vahle.. UMMI ..... hMI .. .. .. .. . . .. . OIICIIIDI TU: J'UJ&d • . ...,. .. TupPers Plains Soeiety News BY. MRS. EVELYN BlUCKLES Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sedrick alii son TeddyolNew ClsUe, PL, and Guy Stonaker of Akron were recent guests here or thelrmoth-er, Mrs. Rushia Shumway. Mn. Eulah Swan visited a day wltll Mrs. Edith Betztng. l ,t l l . LlrrJsey Lyons, Francis Bene-- fin Dbtrtd' ' ... J'lmd ·loltl.ll ··"' .......,... ' . . . . .. 'ro'I'AL . . . . . . . I a,Sll.l'f ltalanea Doe. It, 1111 dum, Larry MUihone and son, Steven, all of Tuppers Plains 1 and: Ray Riggs of Atilens spent sever· .... dd Bd4p l'nd . . GaiiiNI .,... ''.. • ...... . •• • , .... GaaoHaa Tn P'Und .. 4AIU7 -rOT AI. . • • .. . . 1 UD.cn m IJCIIOI)VLI: CASH B -'LA H:l. qr.rEIPI'I AND I':Um.'mrruR!S BY J'UND GEN!R/o.L 7UND JIJICEI"S (ltneral J"r,, party Tullia! Eatate (Groll) Tan~Cib~ '. ' 1.811.11 13M.• OU.tnarldlrll .... Net I'IIIUII 011 Dapoelt 0tMn1 JQd .. .. . .. .. .. I t.l.._. HOBSTETTER REALTY SPECIAL SNOWTIRESALE ••.•u• •• • JnatU.-.> . ' m• n.tMI (Actin .lllld ~ . ' 8CDDIJLII I e.AIJI BALAHCI .ar ....., ' ' 'ITHIL CI.AU ,, Tew•IJ Clattr -·...... : t} · a , u , s : i I· S I , ' S er . .... ,.n.tNf I ~ ' tlta 'ioU6wbl fiJir& 1M ..,..., MCT ''"· .: .,., ,......;, -........ '· · tNt~··" ·,ICJ._,....._ . cou'"" '· ........... ...., ............... 992-2181 ' ru11 aa Hall• Opoti TJI 6 Daily DIIIIIIMOI'J' ww• For Sale . • ' '• D1i1MIIIr at .., ..... a bed· rooms, bath. gas furnace. ex· Ira large lot. ~IIDDLEPORT - 8 room bride, 992-21116 or 992-3078. »«c 4 bedrooms, I 'h baths, hot .-ater heat, full basemen~ g•· THREE PIECE coftee set and rage and nice large lot, clo,. two end tables, one set table to school. lamps. two utility tables. oil POMEROY RURAL - Good 7 quarl electric corn po~oer, room house, 4 bedrooma, O!le 22-inch Door fan, one !s. bath, gas furnace , lull baseinch Admiral TV. numerous ment, fireplace, nice barn, dishes and kltdlen utenlils. garage ond olher buildings. CaD 1192-60911. 3-8-lite All minerals. 35 acrea on blacktop road. ,Lovely place. !111!3 FORD F'alriane, liT, VI, CAU. NOW TOMORROW MA'Y !·speed trans·, extra <lean. BE TOO LATE Ph. 992·2500. 3+1fc HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD SYRACUSE LOOKING FOR A WAY S.ll-3tc TO STRETCH DOLLARS 1. WILL not be. rtSpqnaible lor ':'RAILER. Brown's Trailer Psrk. MlnorsviUe. Phone . any ~ebts cOntratted by any. 3-11-61< NEW i968 Zig Zag sewl.. rna· 9112-3324. one other than myself. chine in original factory ear· Pearl SheetS, ton. Automallc zig zag to Rl. 3, Pomeroy 3·11-Mp TRAILER SPACE on Grav•1 make buttonholes, I!O'W on Rill. 790 Maple Street. buttons. m{)nogram, and S.ll-3tc ' BEE NEIGLI!:R Building !kipmal:e fancy designs with just ply for liu!Jdlng your heme. the twist of a singl• dial. Left SEVEN ROO\!~ . bath. on Th.. lAng ~ loan .mUab)e. in lay-away and neYer been mas Fork. Phone 'l9!·m'l or , :lrU.Ue used. Balance due only ffl, 992-5489. HUt< or terms of fl per month. · · WILL DO 110-wlng at home PhCIIe 992-2685. 3-ll.Ste FURNISHED bouae In Pome1\, •' zippen, ~o~kEts. ~e~ging . roy, flv< room• and bath. ' hemmlnJ, alterations, etc. SORRY SAL ill now a merry Call evenl!lg!l. 9fl2.5262. Mrs. Freddie Th•bet, Mason. S.S.IIc gal. Sbe used Blue Lustre Phone 773·5551. f.!R.tlo rug and upholstery cle....,.. Ron! eleelrl< sbampooer. B• FURNISHI!:D TWO BEDROOM VACAiiCY for two elderly peoker Furniture. S.lo.&! apar!menl. Middleport. Pllone ~le, Prefer private paid pa· 99%-38'/4 . .· S.JI.lfc ~er\ta: Phone Mason, m-5185. ELECI'ROLIJX Vacuum cleanl~Ue FOuR ROOM lumloluid apart. er with attacbmenb, cordmont. Phone !.J.IIe winder and paint spray. Jl&. A'n'EN'l'ION l\lelgB ' landoWn: po81!0Ssed but guaranl8ed, In .era: On and gu teases •nt· like new oondlllon. Pay ofl ed In Mejgs Counly. Write P. Auto Sela' 137 '' terms If deolr!cl. 0 . !li>X !51. Pomeroy, Ohio. . !tM VOLKSWAGEN In 800cl Phone .D92·261S. S.ll.atc ,, w.121p con~~tUon, llnst tateo 11. Contact Jack Handley, Jf1S :· \ ' !!,RACE yoUI'I!Olf for a ~riD lite . '; Wanted Buy Lln<Oin lfls., Pomeroy, OblO flrtt time you use Blue Lustre " Q'""' d'.......: ..~,~o(ler I p.m. .s.11.Jip lro clelll rugs. Rent eledrle ,. ANTI u.,o, ,...., •ww•.e. · , ........ ~ l'hlna cablneil, · old pbono. s~pooer $1. 'l'ln1'• Barialallilld. . lolNII!· · :;r __., cloeb, mlac. Lee · 69: Buick $89 53' · . !{' llui:lslll, IOIIloelion Terrace., '" month ' . lo . . . PIIL\IIf:IAL ........ '~ ,J•o.c..k· W.Mgr.Canoy, - . • · ' •UMo-1 GARDEN1 $EEDS AND ' ONION' JETS . . PGMEIOY 1961 CHEVY 2. v.a aut.ornaUc, For Sale two door sedan; 19118 Chevelle, two door bardt.oD, pow· SAVE sAVE SAVE! save yi!Ur er steering; lllil~ Muatang lawn, your time and your baelr:. We have I neW lroadlFaatbaek, v.a. 4-apeed. can er to dig your water line · 9!12·'547 or 992-5748. 3 9tle ciltch. Henry Bahr llii5-SIIII or Roger Babr 985-3958, S.7-301p . ·. r~'·i-.-.;1lllc!ne eu~4,.14f!li\ifbff:, ipi,1tmenta ~,;.;h j W,B,Ya~r:o~r:rT Shop · ....ah period. :oar. ;;;;;;; •~;;; ~(;~ Raii'' e>«r l"rlday and sat. urciay at Jadt'• ClW on Har. A!REDALFS. A.K.C . regiller· . rllotwlDt Road off Rt. 7. ad, king of tile teniers. S.tute Health PllJlel'!'· $50. John L. Davis, Little Hoddng, Olrlo Plllft.IC SALE Frk117. Cleorgo's 4&' N2. S-Nte Avctlon ll'llttle, Rutland, new al)d Died rnerdlandJIO. Con· For lent illnmenll wekomo. Open FUR.\ISHED and unfurnished from 10 a.m. ~ till sale tbne apartments. Close ill school. for C!GnalgiDn<Onb. Sale atarlo Pbone 992.s43l. IG-J.I.Ue at 7 p.m. 3-12-31c The open house will be 00. aerved !rom 8 L m. to 5 p. m. Jeannie Taylor, Anno Turner, Ann Webster, Richard Well, AJ>. • Welsh, Helen Willllm8 and S.Z,...,. Wolle. Given one year limited cor>traela lor the next ochool year "ere the Collowi!W teacbera halollng temporory certmcates tbat mull ba renewed or--before this September: Ltudl M. Arnold, Jolm Arnott, Eugene Blougll, Wllllameotrm.n, Ida Oiahl, IIGbert ilamm, !Nrley IWiua, Kate Jll'roll, Nancy Jooephj Fred Kaaolnger, IIGbert ~, Thelma Mlcbael, Phyllio Mllltr, Ada OhliQgor, YYonne Scally, Mary Slduner, Don Silveri, BlcblrdSW&ckbamer,Junea Wlckllilo IIIII Pemoe Williams. IJI 'jjrlor JOII'IteaeheroCIItemporOey certltlcateo have not been employed unl!l Aus- 1. How.,...., Geotp llll'anW!I, IIC>OriDte-. ldviled the bolrcl the! pnler preaent regulatlona thole teaohero on tompol'll')' eertifl.. could be 8qllo,yed ..... T. .bera holdlrw profeooiOIII! or lite certltlt:atao ..,.r'teacl1lng . ~~ pe!l·thret 1011'1 In the · Local Dlotrl<t were pven v..a 144 right, Coolville, Olrto. Pbone 667-3tl54. 3-5-'llc Notice :t MUSic NoiVral coioro s· HELD FOR DWI Bill Hawthorne, 36, RD 2, Ches-ing among teachers who are col.. aJ)eatle,, w~s ~rested lqd jailed lege trained. . The ·board voted to reinvost b1 · the· Meigs C04li!IY Sheriff's • interest money earned from Deparbnont early tediQ' on a DWI buUdi~ 19-8 VOLKSWAG'N . : Maroon· with bloclt interior, lu~ee interior .trim, real nice w'it'h-·' mileage. i~lly priced!.. .... _ 1968 CAMARO 2 DOOR .......................................... $2895 . COfi':IP9"Y offici'DI car. engine,\ auto. ttans., pow.. ·• ,~r sttiering, rqdio, buclcet s.eots and ~Ofl,ole. Blac~ vinyl roof. N·ew car title and guaranlee. 1965 PONTIAC ................................:.. ~ .....: ......: .. :.$1695 ~ Sofari Station Wagon, local 1 owner car, white ~ver dark blue finish. Clean interior, like new w•w tires ' . "· : .. EDi' 8U.PEf -' , klndilell, aympatby aid bealitllul floral oflerlnp at the deetll of our beloved unc· ~ Pets For Site le, 01nton H. Be)'d. ~lal ' M:~!A'I'URI!: Schnat•z•r pups. WATCH UGLY ll'BU marks dl· tblnb to the mDdtlel'; iev. r.o o1or or shedding. Tempor· minlsh. Use Wipeout wall l!:lrl er.n-a, tor bil ton· ary shots and worrne!. Phone eleaner for a freshly painted •oll"tr wenla; lbe ~lager, the after 3 o.m. weekdays, !67finish. Rent a .well cleaner. !"libe.r.s, the Gallipolis ~. Hockingport, Ohio. 11. Baker Furniture. 3·12-3tc J"oUoe Dept., alid tile Waugb· 2·25·101e HaUey-Wood Funeral lilme AMERICAN saddle Horse; anI« Ill klndneeo. May God MANCHESTERS. Da<lr.sltundl, tique bed. P!1one iiii'U039. Min. S.bnauzero. Poodlea, H·?'le eadi of you. Pup, Mlzed llreedB and "' - -·" 'nle L. V. ClldwiB Spayed Westte, Barkaroo !968 NEW MOON house traU· Family, S.IS.3tp Kennels. Follow dlrecllons, er 4SI!2, two beclroomo. ph. - aud an addition bas been con. Saturday ~ C.rcl Of Tt..nb operated by Geilrge llackett,Jr. 1be Interior ol ,the structure has been completely re111odeled for tile new busineos wltll Jllllel· iqj uaed lavishly. There Is anew Frida!' and ... " WE WISH to expnsa our llnt.e ~ and lpprecilllon . to lrlendr and neiBhbon for Plans Grand Opening ·~ •onlrlds. • ' n.t ....... lncluclo!• Kelb'. Jam iron, Rdlert Y:or- -·· "' . Kessinger, Ledl Kraeuter, John Lisle, tile only ~· ~ \,,:P~ ' MABVIN GLASCO, MANAGER AND.co-owNER oftlloo',_ lolodorn ~ply store, holds on electric caning lmlfe, one of a number of door prizes to be awarded to vilitors at the store's open hCOJIO to be observed !rom 8 L !D. to 5 p. DL F'rlday IDI[ Slturday In Pomeroy. ' Jr.l . '• ·t ' 101111 certificates or tho8i who will have provlsiOIII! certificates by September, 19611, were: Ed Bartals, Jolm Bantley, Joy Bantloy, Daisy Blakeolee, David Bowen, Jeanne Bowea, James Brewington, Thelma B. ~ bell, Dorothy Chaney,Judltll Codner, Gladya Cox, o-ld Dixon, Mlcy Dodrill, Charles Downie, Kaye Flck, Mlriorte Gibba, wu. llam P. Gibbs, Clrla GUmore, Christine Guthrie, PI!Jolllo llackett, llOIII!clllaiiiiJW, Ceeella llarl, Erie lllrt, Gnce Hawley, Bernice Holtman, Everette HoJ.. canb, BetayHorky, LeoKeanocb', '·'{:·~,); ffl.. ~ o> ~ . n.~t.rJoJ ,. ' 1969 " OF QUALITY I, REGULATIOIU ••iif.a .m.'.. t•12 ' :00 Hoot~ Soturdor Teachers were appointed for the 196!1-70 school year. Given ooe year Umlted con. tracts - those hcidi~W: proYis- I · . •' JI,Jn:.~RRI ~SIGNS ' o,, • :30 0 .111 . DEFENDANT FINED One detendant was fined and vestment will be bleachers for another forfeited 1 boud .In the the new alli[wrtwn. court of Pomeroy Mayor Charles Specifications fl>r those bleach- Lepr Tuesday qll!hL Leo Searls, ers - enough to seat about !7tl0 Middle])OI't, wao nnec1 $10 and - fr<111 the Safewl)' Spectator costs oo convietion ol aasault Co. were presem.ed. Board mem- and battery, and Therill RaJ>. bera Indicated they want more doiJ)il, ReedsvUJe, Corlelted I details particularly oo plastic $48.70 bood posted on 1 speed-bleachers and wooden bleachers ing charge. with ...-louo finiohes. • UV... 1- 1111 the interest raised through In- •• AND INFOAMATrON A44!tl.anal 15c Charge par Advar• : Amoog the Items fl>r the ""' high school to be paid lor out of • . '• ;:~ Income Tax • •• r ·', HOME ECONOMIST - Rita closed ooe day clle to electrical Oberholzer I District Home serv.. work being dme In that ll'ea. ply Store. Meeting Tueadi.Y night, I h e ice Director, Columbll Gas of The store is located in the board authorized Bob On! a D d former wheel allgmnent ahop Ohio, Inc. MEDICAL LAB TECHNICIAN Norman Bahr, ta.cult;y members, - Rosemary Keller and Scotty tA> attend an Oblo Ecllcallon As· Lucas, Veterans Memorial Ho., sociatioo meeting In Columbus oo March 18. pital, Pomeroy. (Continued from pogo I) Mamie Headley, who haa been WELDING - Roger Keller, Ul, was given a leave ol ab- tlng up a salary schedule for Chester. OPTOMETRY - Dr. T. Jay sence for the remainder of the vocatiotal training teachers, four year from the Thppers Plains of which will be needed next fall. Bradshaw. There was not action taken, EMPLOYMENT SERVICE - school where she Is bead cook. Frank W. Childers, Office Ma• Ge- Zumbach, who baabeeu but the discussion did bring out ager, Ohio EJnployment Service, assistant cook. was named to re- tbat problems face tile boord place Mra. Headley, and Mrs. Le· in that established salaries tor Gollipolio. ota Massar was named assistant lOC&tional teachers must be cook. higjl enough to attract quaiiDed Jullua Wat1011 was named to instructors away from their prorepair a -age building at the fessions and yet must be kept Tuppers Plalna achool, and bills within a range whereby the were awroved for J)IIYDIOnt. amount would not be discourag.. • • •• • ,. ' ·Bush .o .. . D~ADLIN~S ~ ,· / , 5 p.fll. Dar Baf•• Puliolltation ·~ · . . Mond1y ·O.otllfne f a.m. ·,. ,... c;""U.-1~1 &, Carractl,a n• . . WIU Ita acC'apt•tl umil >9 a:111. tor of P11bli,ot1oft 11 ' . t want Days ter elementary school was clo,.. eel foor daya and the Tuppers ville. DENTIST - , Dr. Keith Riggs, Plains elementary school three days. The Riverview school waa Middleport. I ; • ~· '·· SPRING ' Cowl and Calvea 175 'to 285, Sto<k steerl 22.50 to26.SO,~k a•ltara 21 to 23. 75, Stock &!HI' Calvea 24 to 29.50, Stock Heltll' CalVes 22.25 to 25.50. . ' VEAL CALVES ~ Tops 42.50, Secanrls {O.JO, Medium 27,15 to · 36.25, qJmmon I. J!O.vlta 40.85 ' ' WA"!T 'l,.,l . u to ' ·• CATTLE- steero lo.25to27· .so, ileirer• t9.l!o w' !"uo, ~ , eo... 11:so to ~D.5o, c-or. · 10 to t&so, Bulls 21 'w 24.50. ~~ilk eo..o ·no to tes, Stock "1 never struck 11\v color~.~· Bucher ,.ul. "I dldn~ cmslcler it surreJXIerh~~t We were overwhelmed by odda that pve no chance for survival." The coon's ehlet camsel, ClpL William · R. Newa ...e, disregarded tllla ariument aed went right on calling the loss or the vessel a 1'surrender." Vice Adm. Harold lloo!en, the court president, jabbed at Bucher's deelsloi'l not to man his guns because the commu.. nists had the Pueblo'a deeka covered with machine guns. ~ . .. ' Missed · 'V -·cused - ·want . Ads ~~mgs: ·:rop·Crade· ' CORONADO, '' ' I Peno~~&l Properi,. Tu <Groa•) Tu IGron) TD(I .31 Inher~!ance PatmlUIVt: 8alN Tax nrar.=u.e Llee ntf' r ... •rul JIJIH (Groll) Fire .. I TOTAL R!CEIPTB P:XP E:S!l lT 'JRili TOTA!.. :r::XPENDITURE5- ADM!:'IIISTRATIVE t ti)TAL EXP!HDITtlllESTOWN ':lA W , MEMORIAL BlflLD· INGS AND GROUNDS I TOTAL ;!!XPm.' iDITU:lESFlPE PROTECTlON . I TOTAL EXPENDlTtJRESlJCiiTING I ORAND TOTAL J:XPEND!TUREsGEN!B.AL FUND ~IOTO:~ VEHICLE LICKNS! TAX BALANCE. ..... ...... t,tM.II I ... Motor Vahlcle tt1ND Llee~ TO't AL RECEIPI'B TOTAL BEG: 1'!'11NG B.AJ.ANCE fiECEJPT;> nus I J,4B1.7t I J,IB'r.71 • 5.83'7.71 r:XPDt'DlTURES TOTAL :!::XPE.'oi01Tt:l!!S- m!K:ELLANmtlV8 .. . I For The Fastest .Service DAY or NIGHT ... CALL RAWLINGS SERVICE DAY 992-2151 NIGHT 992-7324 R. h. RAWLINGS SONS MIDDLEPORT, OHI" Syracuse News, Society BY ADA SLACK In Georgia with his parenta, Mr. Terry Leo Wolfe, husband of and Mrs. Robert Mlrc1nko, and the former Debby Hayes, left "~ 1.0811.10 famlly and Mr. and Mrs. Don Feb. 4 for the U. S. Arm,)'. He 8.UUI Sprague and family. While here is taking basic training at Fort he was married to Miss Carolyn Jackson, S. C. ! .80! .0 Sprague, daughter of tho Mr. and Visiting Mr. and Mra, Clinton Mrs. Don Sprauge, at the EUB Pierce and family were Mr. and 110.28 Parsonage here by the Rev. Jack Mrs. Dewey Bentley of Rutland. Young. Pvt. Marcinko retuYned Miss llenisellendrtx,daoghter 1,089.'0 to his ba5e In Georgia on M01>o of Mr. andMrs.NorinanHendrix, 38.00 day, , fell at her home brealdng her Mr. aiwl Mrs. Garrott Christy left ankle. . 41.tM.M JANVAAY I, 11• . • . I 1.1110.00 R~ ~EIP'I!II a1 days vacationi111 In Florida. Mrs. MinaWalkerhiSresumed her duties as postmistress at the local post office after an absence due to surgecy at St. Joseph HospUa1, ParkersbQrg. Pvt. &even Marcinko spent a three day pass here from his base WRECKER SERVICE !1114.81 T ::TAL EXPDiDi'JU::ESAlAJNT&NANC! I 1,8'fll.10 TOTitL :': X."EN'Di'I"URSSJMPROVDIEPI.'T I ~-~D f>l-1.'>:'\D TOTAL !:XPFI:IIDITUJlESMOTOR VEHICLE AvcnONEER Cemplete flenlee PlloM I4NII!I Raelne, OMo Crltt Bradfanl I I Uc Am CONDITIONING Relrlger. allon service. Jack's Refrlg. eratlon. New Haven. hone 1112·1079. 4 8 lie a son born to their daughter, Air~ Mr. and Mrs. Holly Friend aM I 8.817.TI READY • MIX ronerete delloertd right to your project. Fast and 0111)'. Frte eatlrnalell. Phone 99%-3284, Goet!· ltln Ready • Mix Co.. Middle. port, Ohio, 6 30 Ue BtmGF.T PRICE furniture on our third floor budqet lhop. Baker Furniture. Middleport. Obio. DUe SEWING MACIITNES, repair mvlee. all makes. WY !1281. The Fabric Shop, ·Pomeroy. Aulhorlzod Slnyer Sales and Service. We Sharpen 3-19-tfe Scl'"""'· CIGARETTE vending maeltltlel ond' aervlee. ABC Enterprlles. M,.on, W. Va. Pllone 7'1S4513. U.Ue Rodlo.· WSW tlrn. EZI gina • Wheal !COY.f lf, 2 tona pel.~tt. RADIO and TV reiNIIr. houle · calli. and llllennas lnatalled. J«1n RimiiiMI, Phone 992tutfc a ............. AlrmMOPI'I 1!: i"l!lfanct! beH "f!'eelled! ~ ~·, 6'101'11· 11een~' ean tot·•· : . .8 11 1ft •r• , _....,..,_..,..._ . ... ........ --- slater, Mrs. Agnea White, u/1 brother, Richard DuckwOl'tll. Visiting Mr. and lira. 11a111 Friend aod family were Mr. and: Mumaw. man aud Mrs. Gary Barmart, llunlly vlolted receltly at the Mrs. Janice Lawson IDd ioa, South carolina. George Robert• home, Bashan. David, visited witll W. and !lfn. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lee at,. Don Hoedricks and family ota.. daughter, Dorl~ AM. returned tended funeral services for Mrs. cine, R. D. Roland, Kei&b 1 a tl ....... ManJa u Mrs. Fred Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. lriUIII'd lluclr. worth of lluDtingtoD viaited hit Mr. and Mrs, Fred Goble re- Mr. and Mrs. D01111d Cottrill Frteud, Gerelcland DoaaldFnllk turned home from vacationing in and other relatives Ud frtei'Kis. of NelBOOvllle. Arizona. Mr. ·.~nd Mrs. William Blr<hMr. IDd Mro. ~ Qrttr 'Mr.· and Mrs; Everitt Wit'tson :··tli;Jih(tFblllayviiiiililiMrl"l'•ul· · '"iixl ciau8firef'O!~;:r,...w.. received word of the birth or ine Morarity and Marty. visited their aunt, Mila Fnddo GASOUN~ C. C. BRADFORD or Louisa, Ky., were wet' 1h" visitors of her )lll'elllo, Ill'. IIIII Mrs. William Browa, Mrs. Martba Rt[lp wu No turned to her home ill Colllllbua by ambullnce after apendbW..,_ oral months here witllberllolor, of Grove City spent a weekend Sharon Cottrill alii Pamela here with his sister, Mr. and Taffe of COlumbus spent several Mn. Francia McPIIkiDIUiuaib' Mrs. carl Barnhart days with the former' a parent&, of Sardis, and brothers of Mr&. home after several weeks vaca- Lee's uncle, Carmi Sammons in tion in Florida. Charleston, W, VL &ALANCI!!, Robert Marcinko Jr., who has Mr. and Mrs. Th<maa Jenks I 3.311.03 JA:'o!UARY 1. lt88 tLm>:l:lPTS e~loyment at canton spent a IU.IOOOO Guo .. ne Tu .. 111.100.00 weekel'll here with his parents, 1uTAL BECaPl'l The White's Chapel Missionl'OTAL BBGINNING Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marcinko, ary meeting was held at the home JALANCE PLUI . . 113.171-03 an:l family. RICIIPTS of Helen Kibble recently. UPENDI'fVUO Mr. and Mrs. HOW"ard Shum~ Mr. and Mrs. Allen Coleman 'tOTAL .xi'L'IDlTUJliSMLSCEJ..LAND)U!I . . • • . 1 a,aruo way oC Marysville, Qhi.o.aRl Mrs. of AlexaiKiria, Va., spent a we,kTqrAL EXPENDITUR~ 14.MUI Eunlce Sprague of Reedsville end with he r parenta, Mr. and were dinner guests recently of Mrs. Clarence Baker and fam. Mrs. Rushia Shumway: I.JCENU TAX FUND TAX FUND • ily, ·othors visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Rae castle, Guysville, Joppa News, Social Notes Grandllle Windon of Portlend, Oregon~ spent some tlDle with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Reed. He was called here by the deatll of his IDd Mrs. Reed's father, David Windon, Dille, W. VL Others vlsiti~ In tile Reed hune were Mr. ani Mrs. Harold Bronnon, Mr. and Mrs. GeneWUaon of Reedsville and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Barnhart, White's Chapa]. DOI'IIie Hendricks were M~r supper guests of Mra. LawtOil aB:I son. James Lavender of Sluk vn- lage, m., aDd Larry Llftlldlr of Dyer, Ind., visited tbeJr JDGtb.. er, Mrs. Clara Llwnder, 111111 sisters, LI.M.I alii Mary~ ud other relatl vea.. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrowrix, Woody, Suzarme, o.,ttie' aad Sally, of Milwaukee~ Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Randy Atldaa, KatiQ', Tony and Beck;y,DIIDaudEupbl and John Clem of Lottridge. Henlrlx of Cle,.land villted ,... Mr. and Mrs. David Barr of cenlly with Mr. and Mro. 1'I'QI' Pittsburgh spenttheweekendwith ZwWi~, Mr. ard Mrs. Nannan Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Barr. ' Hendrix and llenleo aed Mr. IIIII Mr. and Mrs. Olarles Powell Mrs. Franklin Helllrix IDd Barare lllfiOWlclng the birth of a son ara. Suzanne remained at tbl born at Holzer Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. F1oyd Barnhart home of her brother, Franklla, and Is attendllig the local ochaol. and son were calling on her parMrs. Edltll Tearord aed enta, Mr. and Mrs. WimleBailey, Cecil, or Minersville vioitecl the recently. A rainbow can form at night, but it is called a moon- bow, with paler and mor;e subtle blend of colors than the daytime rainhows. James Teaford home. Mr. and Mrs. Rdlert J - 1 took 1 loed of clothllw ll'om 11\a Ligjlt House Church, ~ ville Rc:ad, to a rescue mlulia in Barberton. EnroutB home iloiQ' ' a opent SltUI'day aed ~ •t Christian mooti'W In ~ Mrs. Clrl Duckworth ol Coshocton io seriouslylllatUDI,..... aicy Hospilal in ColumbuL 11or address Is Room 2!3,MauaHall, lOth Stree~ Clrdo will 'bo . .. preciatecl Mr, DIU Hubllerd IDd - . , ha,. mo>ed !rom IN ~ property on Water S!nel ·w IN former Wanrl proper!J Wbtch 'bo recently ]JUI'ebaeod. ~· �.... , I ' ' ' ' ·'··. ' pp ...·•' .. ' '' . ' ' .Inspection ' ' ' ' ' Is Planned Pllnt!'qr . . . . . . l!>"lleld ........ hHat.1111;::....., lolaTOIIIplt_,. zed- ' llllhol a, ~Order ot Jobio ...... Kllllf llloqltora, lilel lfGncloy Klac, -..1 ...- . preo!ded at 111t moetiDI, tho idrls 111'1CIIced for lnltlo- • .. ' HELEN JEAN YOUNG Mr. and Mrs. Jameo YGUIII of Rt. I Lmg Baltoln, are .,_ IIOWICillS the ·~ and ljlPro&ching marrla&e d their daughter, Helen Jean, to James W, Heston, the 8011 of Mr. and Mrs. James Heatm d Rt. 3, Pomeroy, The OjiOII cillreb weddini..W be an eventof'Frlda)', APril f, at the Nazar- Cillrch, Cbester, Ohio at 7:30 p.m. Thare -er daughter and a ..., at Holzer Hoap!talm Feb. 27. The lulanlo, each walghingfour Twin daughters ,.re born Monday morning at llolzer Hoa· and onHialt pounds, have been pita! to Mr. and Mrs. Richard named HOIIher l,vM and Todd lloys, Lin<Oiu Hoil!hta, Pomo- Brent. Tho,y remain at the boapita! althouih this week they IW· The babies have beoo named ware removed from the ln<UbaBeth Am and Belli)' Kajl. Beth tors. Mr. and lllra. Culluma anAm weighed six pounds and live Ucll>ote brlnilni the twin1 homo \unces, and Belli)' KaJ welihed early non week. Grandparents are Mr. and Mn. lve pounds, five ounces.. Mr. Ave.,Googlelu and Mr.andMH. ;v.ld Mrs. HB.Yes have .a 1011, Emeat Cullums, and the greet • Scott, age four. The IJ'andpsrIJ'uqaroola are Mr. and Mro. :nts ore Mr. and Mrs. Harey Robert Lellbelt, Mr. and lllrl. Vat10n, PomeiW, and Mrs. !ltella Hays, Middleport. Mr. and Emmett Hawk,. Homer Goeglelu, Mrs. Max Harrah of Chester are and Mrs. ~ !JIIhttool, all d the Pomeroy area. msternal great.giiD(\>arollta. Teachers Tne bool-d l ' Joyce adult belle educaUoo. MDT A PI)'Chiltric Aide cl&lli Mro. Wolle, RN, MDTA atloo exercises: Blecllaureate, Smdly, June 1 at 2 p.m.; Ccm- mencemert, Thursday, J1D10 5 at 8 p.m. To Jocote tho new buildlns. where the cottlge DOW stands, which Is adjacent ID tho Vr>-Aa and SbGI> bulldlugo. The old colotop buildil• ..W bo torn dowQ, For tho Point Plealllll High School senior eluo toiDII<ethelr IIIIIUII ""' to N"" Yla'k Clcy, week d May t, 1969 with.PriJ>. clpal Charles Wlthoro res.POQIIble for '""'nioloa. For Pt.PleooantBandBooatero · to UJO IWO buaeoiD tran_.t Jr. Higl! School-toCamdenPark, HUIIIIDiton, w. VL In the later part of Ml;l'· CNI a S.turclll1 with ' ' ' ' ned Hams 59 . i ) I '' COMPARE THESE SOAP VALUES! Joy Liguid Deteraent Liquid Detergent Ivory Snow . ,. .• - ' 6lpt. 0.1. b~. l pl. 6oz. btl. 21b. bo• 31b. 1 01 . bo• lpt. 6oz. Praise Bath Soal! Phase Ill Bath Soap 111' off *WHITI *PINK Regular Aiax Cleanser 2bars bor ' sse sse 79( 8 5 34e ) ~ R•d Steak \ . 99e 5 lb. 1° 9 _......;_---:~-- Stokely ik ·, 111. TINDDIUT IONIUiS CUIID Cut Green . .··-. . . . R-.ISteak STOKELY TENDIIIIST Swiss Steak Ill. TINDDIUT IONILISS Rump Roast 111. STOKELY ·Fruit .•! c ~~·: .:::.:A.J.Iat;ted I qt. '1cans····· 16e . •••• .... 3 Green.P,ppers . , G;een Onion•"-•••• tar ,led . 1.-df'"••::·•• ·· l IDAHO ' , I ' . •i· t ' " -"·. ' . . ~•kfnli 'P.o.otoes _ .• ... ''"'·· ' . . ·-F· •.., For Simmons for 1 bua to nm from New HeYen areo toWishama Sirloin Til! Steak TENOERBEST FRESH GROUND Ground Round •· SJ19 TENOERBEST ~59( •• < ... ' ' ' .~ sac , rb. pkg .. •, r. . 49c 49c STOKELY Coffee Rich Cucu~pbers slon. TENOERBEST Roll Sausage PEARS MdRTON'S _ ,: SJ09 ' . tar a,..rYI• llo. iifMeat Bolo1~'Cid ~:·p~.:: $ ' ., VAN CAMP'S. Sirloin nl! Roast TENDERBEST 24( spmalhle for -nisi<lll. FIR' Gerald Slmmoos, Band director, Wahama, to take Jr.lllgh Band ollxlents by bus to Ripley for the Jr. High Band FosUvaJ; lllarch 29 with Principal Cbdo TENOERBEST Corge.d,leetl~~~~~t.t •· 89c 11•• · FIC.vors· '. sse 99c Pork Sl!are Ribs ., Prlnelpol Manlord l!leoatns reo Foley reaponslhle .. ' Lux Liguid fiR' Adult classes, aecoed aomeotar, are Mrs. Sharon COle, Adult cyp~.., Wahama; lllro. Avmctle lfatha!YIY, adult typing. PL Pleaoalii; Jllrs. Reba Woodrum, bus!Mas ln&chines; Mrs. Maxine Lathey, clolhillS construction; Mro. Linda Waybright, clothing .,..... atructlon; )lershel Hender11011, ore welding; HI¥ Wolfe, weldlns (ironworkers); C. R. Schurman, machine shop; Kenneth Morrison, tool room attendant, machine ahopi Mrs. Patricia Stepheno, beglnans music; Mrs. Betty stoelf, adult bealc edu<aUon; Mrs. Patricia Bissen, adult baale ldlteatloo; Roy Lloyd, adult 1-. ' ' -·~· . TIM PitttbwRh i+n.. F•brut~ry 24, 1969 mon<ement wW be heldmthePI. PleaSIIIt Sr. High !oolbell lleld this year. Heman High School - Gredu- Teachers and other personnel ·v ' ' ' '' That's what happens when you shop al Foodland! ac'cor~nq 10 Rep. Lester L. Wolff of New York. Saya he," .•. without the coot of stamps. every American family cOuld have the eqqivalent of one week's gtOceries free each year." Need we aay ~re? . ,. Denio D a I e Miller, Franklin Beach ond Robert suer n. P:~:!~:~A~~~cw~·~·~· and 1.«- ·~. ·' ) ' lb. CommencemeDt; June 9, ~d:lte for ~1'"!!'!\~~1"•!'1- due!\!. ~ ' large IJ'I(tlatlrw claaa the ccm- Ramey, Jesse Barnette Burdette, : snnted th.o !Dilow· illS requeats: Point Pleuint Sr. High School - grodu&Um Exer· clseo May 29, 1969 Junlur ·Soft. lor Prom; June 4:, class rdgtrt; June 4, Awards DI.Jt June 8, music teacher, cOWWywtde; Bar· bara AdkinS, speech the.._..lst employed tor 12 months, oountY· widei Larry Loudin, math and physical science, llamon H I g h school; carolyn Shank, busi110as e<lucotlon, Hannan High; Gen1d Leroy Stewart, band director, H111111\ Jr. and Sr. High; Rebert James Smith, ossiotant director at Point PloaSIIIt and 1111" roundil'l! school• and ulementary achools; Ted James Faller, phyalcal education, driven educatlon and speech, llamon High; John Blake Ray, IDduatrlal arto IIId Jlh1oical educotlon, Pl. Pleaaant Selllor Hlih; James Randall Nelli, aoclal studies and ~oh, Pt. PJeuant Jr. High; llandra v.omo Plckeno, elemenlary teoeber, Onlnanc,s achool;Jerey B.....,e<, Jlh1oical edu.,.. tlon, driver educallan, biology aed ·science, Wo'-!l!a; Elizabeth Harrah Bre"ster, phyalcal ed• cation ond biology, Wabama; lllelanla KOJIJ18 Mabe, Engllshondsoclal studies, Pl. Pleasaat High; Patricia BuftiiiSiDD Benneti,E,._ llah ond social studies, Pl. Plea&ant High; JacqueUne Rockwell, spo0ch. and librarlon, P~ Pleaaant Jr. High. Substitutes are Tho Rev. Lynn Mrs. • -· ,'~ ' ) . Thrill PT. PLEASANT - Slxteennew teaebers were employed by the Masoo County Boardo!F.ducatlon Tuesdoy night In a regular seaslon for the 1969·70 achod term, along with five substitutes for the E~, ' oundSte ' ..- Twins ore Born February 27th Born on Monday baste . edueatloni ' • . ..' .... ....,. ' Mr. and lira. Terry R. CUIIwna o1 Hemlodt Grove are anIIOIIIIeing the birth of twins, • Corh second semeSter. ~, New teachers hired ond placed were Ellzobeth Mattox, tnvelilw •.. . ) ' T111lor, llld lira. Jlorollu' Wooolord, -u,y matron of Pomeroy Clllpler 118, Order of the Ealllern Sllr. Twin Daughters remaimer of this school year LEAN,,TASTY~ FLAVORFUL FULL CUT _. ) Gullo at the meeting were Mrs. Zlba Mldldfl, Mro. 1'1111 ::.::::.Umtollowlugfor anl'l!teachers for Mull Classos ' Cll,y, IJ'and ............. of I he Stale of Ohio, ..W be the luA to precede the luaPectlon was planqed, and a p:acllce wao oet for 8 ........ Mlroh 22. , , ·, , , TEN·~-~~~ST .· . ' .• ' ..~ Uoo. . Cbrlatlno Jenldna, Grove IIIJOCIInl-. .., '.. ,.:.; ' ·~ QUALITY French Fries 5 lb. bag lib. can ' ' . '/_~ .· • . ' I•I'. to tnlloporl fifth ond •lxlh gr.,.. ors tar -practice - oehooll .. ...,.. ' ·,•. 1i .~:~. '· iiiYOlved are New Hlvea., ~ lord and MaThe board voledlll1lllim<alalyto ratify a memorudum ot UDder- ....... Jlllde Fell. u, 1969 between the Mason Count1 Boord of EdUCIIIoo and the Amalpmated Transit Ulllqn, 1539. The boorc! .alao .wrowd the memorandum ol Under~ with West VirllnlaUni'ft!l'oU,tor $f,OOO (f-11 pf<lll'llll) llld with the <OIIJII;y court tor ~ fiR' booimlobllo aad lfPPl'O'IId tho reo quell !rail Prlncillol C~d'oley tor tho blake1ball loom to a - · tho......,_... ltla-lnvolvtot In at New Martinsville 011 llorch 13 and 15. :::w..::m::::~o:::::i:~~:;:::~::.::::::::::::::-~ , 16 '01. con ' . ' • I , 't ' \ �' .< , '· ' ·.r, .·· I ', '· .-. ' . •• ' • ' '. a .' 'I' ; ' I ' •. '· ; ') • " . I ' "f' . .., .. ', .' - . lc,..,., rltllrt .. C..Yt'llll!t- ""' .Wt ....... .~ •', f <lolclciii l'roa!: •: ',, -. I Wlllloi ,-l,,,l . . ' f :.; ··· 1 · .- ' ) '· FNI 11 (~1M:.... . . w~,J~l.tp •h :>. ·. •. "-~- \ J ', • 1 .'..: ~9e ·, ' . LHft~ ' . Pork Loin ••. .. 79e I' ~ lr.... Sllctd VIc PH HI, FRED! .o.c... Mill!' ' ..... Pork RcU Roast _••. . . •• •· 79c . Pierues .•••. .. 45e U, I. GOV'T, INSI'IC"I'IO ICIOOU I'IIMIUM QUALITY GIWIII.!" "h•l• Hog '-·· Perch Fillets Sausage :~~- 2 •o..l.29 - ....... .: ......... '.:. $1.79 Roll Roast Slu~tak Hall BoJogna •... ~ . _....... _. ,.. 59c liJ. .. ~~w Wieners -----·--- .. ·~--- ~ :~. 59e king . size · . box Delicious Dairy Treats .1~.....~ ·lfle '. 't llorfliom ~ . ., Fmb from our Ovans ..... . ,w, .. ~~ ... , I . I Sl . •,' Podol.'~' ,, ICIOO!I I<,!, IUTrSRFAT Hl-111,1 Tissue .~· · .. ~ .. 4 89c Low-Fat Milk French Fries 99 89c C 3 Lucks·rteans .. 5 :: sl Cheese . . . . . 59r Awab __ 3 !: 89e ... . . .... 69c Can·ned''. Pop lO~.~r·S 1 Brccrdi _. 5 !":;. $1 KROGE RBIAHD KRCGER CRINKLE CUT I, ' '. .~ . .' crtn. Blr.lso~ :~~: . Colb\l ,.. ........ CllooOI 6 Orao,. Drink - -......,.... plemat 5. Blllclllr Ltwll m qlotralo · 2. P'lurr I. Cion d!Yialoo: 1.1'111Gr. .P.1eS '..,....4~---st 141. llklleli' · ll.laadduae . "·"......... Com..... il.oli.CIIl-. '' 'I \ IT. point ~~. li.Noale 20. Not :a. Proooua .,...,. II. Volume 24. Dlo· _. ch&lr-.t 6. Soon 1. nu.ot ... e. Stone sLab I. R.an eit)' 11. MJDe plollutul 13. llonof abbr. 15. Wov.,ua ~''io.,;.···~·.·: ••. Joke ' ·~ oonvw paleh 215. Provtrb- lally banntul bree.e : 2-. 2e. ltopo :18.111ndle rourl>ly • . o.trlcl!o. lllc4111r\ll !:.. 99c . Ktotne Dinners . __ . ~;=- 69c 30. Colo& 31. Talk tJ I 3f. Fat · 35. Spoken ........ 37. Lawyer'• 38. GathorlnJ to. Compoeer'• deci'M: abbr. tREMoRTI J I· tI] 711ECIC <fllall ........ .......... ........... .... : ........... . Y~r'• . l&.lplrtt IS. Drclama· lkllil of IJ I' ..._tlot....,.kltm I I I :::::-....::::..-;.;: (1 I ] (I I I D 111110 - ..._IV....... . l1lfCH Sl.tl Sloo Toot~ ...... $1.45 Slu . .. . _ Gleem ____ '·::,:- 58c I III<H DIMor 6-oL l!tll011, 1-n. Jor, 4.:k&. Tube Hul a SMulders Shampoo ___ · IIIMUI.f - ,_.o_IAio_. lt-"""--A . · ' ,.,. •s;,. ... Seltzl.'r _- 2 ~~ 85c: \ltt-411 Mlaol Ctrool Cheerios ~ ~. 1 ::;- 39t /"Ina.... \.JUl'Uil M"IX.• - • • • • • 12....... 79C Kr~ltr -..... H. Open llf. lplrllod OW to. KIDulttm WIZ 6l.PJecN; U.Die.... for_.. OL Apple Butter . . 3 ..... ..... $1 Kroo:r .,..,.. ' lb. ·Potatoes-.......... . ,. ·r• ~t ·,,.., • .~·· p~ .,t 1 . ~~ I , ~~tf , CJ , ' bag , ; ~ ~ry~ .,- . . . . •.. ... 23e·· . .......... Fmlt lo;j.RI(oo Strawberries . •· 69e Onions LBZW8ZHIL LXJ 0 Z LH11 11 DAILY (JIYPI'OIIVO'fl!:- ........ loew to work It:. .il.'lii'DL8A .A II8 to- II LOIIOI'&·LJ-0,111' . . Ollllollor ~ply_., f« fllioiiii\':·ID .......... A for lilt . _ llo, x for lilt lwo O'o; Ok. 11111111. .,... ........, llllloellll ... tot'illalloll Gl tiM - , - all iiiDII: ....... ..., ..,...,"' ' . .•' ' . . I\\ '1\'!c "~~· XDOOWOBtil X• II M 8 Vi WB IIMXW LXJ GZ BWMIU· L 0 8 B T .- Z0 I WC • Y........,.. c:tJpt• .. ll: 11111 HU88AHD WHO HA8 TO . .om HJ4 BREAKr.ur DOWNWWN m LIAIIU!:·'I'O IQI: LATI: J'OR DliiNIIIL- XJN HVBliARD . (C • · Xi•• r ....,. .,...,..., r•. ,. • I \ Rutabagis . . 'flu..,. Tomatoes . ' ....... ' .. 30... A I •• • • ,~, ..... '! .' . "t fr•• Radishes ...... .. 15e· ... . · · ·~·., DJ lri!Od Peanut Butter . :- $1.59 · """led . ... .._. 99e N. ll. S. No.-1, Size A All P.ur/IOBe Wlaite LW••n u••rrewJ ll.Delay U.Pillean ltate: abbl-. """' ....... Loot... lake •• '·· ' ·, Now ~tHIY'RI ALWAYS IN Klckl)' Prell ___ . __ . ~. 84t lttroltoy'sloiiiOI I [) 1· 99c 21-oz. bottle Rolls .. _. 2 ~~ 29c ICro;er ComloitW:O.., s.,-. Cloo.omuo. a ,.... . lknuts . . 4 ,..... $1 Cream Pies 3 ~-=- 89c All Vorlot;o. - sl 16-oz.· loaves Bread _. . . 4 =-. $1 fully .IIIFt...,:.- ·Vegetables ... 5 !! $1 ' :n. Atrllma· ...., liM - ,M~rprine 3 . ~...... for JN.Oftokllld - ~.'' .,: 21. &x:pru22. $eareb rroup : noiiUy 18. Donlu<y ....... ~. Cortblleon tJ; 81opt .... ........ .... 16. Amer· ..... 99.C B:.,~mC.••'t .IS • 12 ..,, , ~ .... ._. Scop·e Serve .. _. 3 ::;:. $1 p;u..o.y .. 111'-4 ' $1 .D SIZE MOUTHWASH K,....llaiiM~~t~WIIHt · Krottr Cont, PHI, Um.ls. Gr..,. ltan•. aN Lon~horn~ r White Bread Z-lh. baos K•o.,.,. _ , , . . . Colt... ' . ' gal. p;nft. H.vr, .,._, Grt. Nortttoro, lltocltoye Poo . lit K 'fEICIIIo\Y IONih.IK$ BOSOOII Frdl HnrMiwAtmoUrlollcs- .. DOWN 99e · Wltolo Stntlolll v.. .... Bacon . •••. .,. 69c Bacon ..... . ... 85c Bonus-Duz t . Andent n.. Rib Roast------------ ~1.29 ' LAUNOIY OITIIIGEHT t.hrmlm' TNNiir Pll'lr USDA Chico rancioroy E·Z Corvo • . •·':"" ~a. bird ...... ~ 59e j C 11116, ..... .... Ul DAILY CROSSWORD . U. S. Gev't. IM~tcl Lt..., loiwiHs -'-11... ' ' Bucket Steaks . . . . . . .. . .· HI, SAI.L'r'! • Corn~· Beef ...... ~-"- . · ~ 7!rt ' · • ' • ' . 1(...., ...... • Breasts ...•. ...'"'~59e . , . ~I i ' ' ''~ ' ,, ( ' �•>,;, . ~ ' ' ' ' ' A oontt:ibotloll ol$~00 to k,\' • . !Ill technl!llil In ~c;ltpro,le<tor &lid .......~to be liw ~... ' ' used In the new l'Mdltw Prap'llll -Mrs. Loci vice p..ol· 1 lt the PCllllti'Of Etemonlarl' d.... ~tedlllemOeuQ8whi,eh School wasapprovOd by the P, T. woo preceded by I'GOIII 'lblfiA. Monla,y night. 1'lllt owil wW 0... Talchero were In their ,... be enough to purchlse a ne"pro- apeellve classi'GOIIIa to. dlacusa joctor and_a sl(ljll,y of~- :wllh !he parents lhe achollolic encies to project reading mater• pragre11 Of' their children. . tal on the screen. AJI'.POinted ,to the ~aaUqr Robert Morris, principii, dlo- comm1ttoe wore Mrs. Richard cussed the pilot readingprogram Follrod, Mrs. J1111os Diehl, Mrs. en.:, Initiated into the curriculum this lerm. He displayed themalerllls used, demonstrated the equipmett. and outlined ldvantqes ol Jrade claaa.. was ow a, -· fDurth read,tllal!ldnllthe P. T.A. far.lhe bonner won atihe F..,:,...Ymeat.· The pledge to the llq to open the meedll8 was shen by Girl S<ciut Troop 271. The tlllrdp-ade won the room bannor an11 rePaul Elchl~r and Mrs. Gene freahmenls were oerved by the thlrd 8flde mother'!- Mr. and Mitch. Mrs. Leo Crew wefe sreetera. It was 111110W1Ced !hot the April meetl~ wUI feature .I presenta- Program is of Identities ot JUmbJs was a guesL 'lbe St. Pat- Conference schools on mi11iU11 .meditation and prayer concluded was taken when the Wcmen's so- the pi'O!Il'llft, Mrs. CrlaweU led ciety of Christian service met in ·group singlng of '•o Master Mondal' night at Heath Ualted Walk With Me/' Mro. Max Donahue was at the piano. Methodist Church. Mra. Berlha Dlnamoor of CGDuring the meeti~ ooll!ucted by Mrs. Nan Moore, prealdent, rick's Day theme was carried out in table decor~Uma for the refreohments served b)' Mrs. Glen lambert, Mrs. Harry An ol!erilll! lor the Melhnlllot m1aka persona use. A period Mrs. James Criswell reported on the recent World Day of Pn,yer service at the Middleport Firat Baptist Church. Activities of tho W.S.C.S. during the past year were reviewed by Mrs. Moore, several meJil.. bers were reported Ul,aodltwas noted that cookbooks.are still for sale. Mrs. Bernard Fultz, assisted by Mrs. James CrisweU,preserrt,.. ed the progr1m, "Two ln a TuJ.. ale," based on the ~ch for ldenti\1' and aelf-eppra!sll. Mrs. Fultz said tbat everyone bides behind a mask, using certain faclal e)Q)resalons tom11kaetu11 feeli"i•· but IIlii to allow ourselves to be used by God, we lmust strive to know and under· · s1and both sides of Olll'selvet:~.. The call to worship taken from Ithe Phillips Translatloo, Mattllow 28, and prayer were given by Mrs. CriswelL A portrayal Df the "Mask ao.i 'Me," u!ling five masks representing the 'W.S.C.S. member, the true person, the mother tm.. age, the mask ot reaistance, and the wife image, was given by Mrs. Fultz. As Mrs. Fultz lowered the mask revealing her real lice, she asked the group - ncan I accept myself as I really am?" Mem'*'s were divided lntothree grounds for a dialC¥rUe on the comm-. New Residents The 16th blrthdi.J' lllllvorllll'l' ol Mary Braclbur)'' dluibter ol Mr. and Mr o. Charlea l!rldlur7, Nlddleport, woo oboerved Frl- daY al8bl at a PI1'IY, k e ' OU Students G1ft1 wore pre-...10 Mary. Tho '-&e.-.pllll'ed recorda and made pizza and tile slrla remalnod tor a olumbor J)lllV. ·- At the PI1'IY were J 0 r r y Soartz, Jim Sntzol, Pat ~Brl"'• 11em1 Abbott, Bill llapiOnlliall, Torry -cks, J 1 m WDdormuth, Tom llollllor, Mike O'l!rl<~~, Lee FIQI'cl, Cynthia MUla, Mary . _ , Lola Ann Sauer, Domla Gilkey, B e c k 1 ~-··" ·11ID • Billr D~_ . . , cl'OWr 1;11111 LIJI.IV&I, ...._ ,.,.~. PhW'• To Be Welcomed In Reedsville fran& . . roGm mona~ Ia 121. Mr, anll Mrs. Freclorlck Goesleln abd flmll,ywmro-.,ndvloltora of tllslr ~. Mr. 11111 Mrs. Chtiriiii... W-f, R&d,., aldllr. &n~~ ·Mra. FrOclGoegleln, ROck~...... Mrs. lio,yReuteraniiMrs. Nora Reuter wen In NeloonvU!o Friday 10 vlejttho.wt..'a brotliet, F1ave Tlgner, a poUent at M~ St. Mfry'o Hoepltll. Dr. Eveliltt A. TraqcitC<Jiumbuo wos lhowoekenllvlolturolhlo mother, Mrs. Nollle Treey,Mrs. Tracy Is dOID8 allbolitute tlli:hllli this week tO< Mrs. Holen carper who Is W. Mrs. Max Harrah, ~tor sewral weeks at tbe 9t. Jooeph Hospital, ParkersbUrg, W. VI.. lor a hlp !racturo, wu rewrned 1o her home ~. J. C. Russell, student at Ohio State Unlveral\1', will be ._. Thursday tO< a Ji).day I!Prlns II!NG• I ru- DESK IN GLOIING MAPLE • ~ • • • • • • INSIDE -A SOLID STATE STEREO AND AM • Fld RADIO' Sountll u Great (U it Loola ' March 12-13 AS SHOIN NOT OPEN · Flllli'AV fo SATUBDA~ March 14 ·15 MRS. IIROWN YOU HAVE A LOVELY DAUGHTER - T.cllalcolorBirllllll'a Htrmlta, Slanlo7 C!llaora.Y· .Poter ~ · ' . lULL A DJI'AGON 1 • -;rtehaleolor- ' Jiek~ Ft-!Amu · BilOW .S'l'A,I!TS 1 ·•' .' ; • I P.-1.~, ' u.,... .... ............... •21•111 IT" AT IICK'S!· AT ·YOI! ......... .,......... ...., . ohctiNC..tNI MillO 22 CUP ' Peliles.lltissu, j1111iors and half sizes. Deau!ijill •I... lboilh..; ..lo AthN' and Hh'sl; Suit . Yot Wiint For Enter dark lone s in !weeds' nllllnels .«nd !Jaskel· weaves. Sryles suilable for ev· eryone. 99 SINGLE TURN TABLES WHm & SAID IDU.VAUII $IUS See Elberfelds olllslanding selec· lion of knits 111111 allwdols ill solids 1111d plaids. Sizes 8 IO 18. 5 RUBBERMAID DOUBLE TIER TURN TABLES ms • fOUl mcaa WilliS CLOCK RADIO • ......... Attt......., This Year Capes Are Very Fashionable .. Beautiful -Easter·· Dresses ....... ,.a... .... ..., ......... .............. $ ,.... ..... MODIL C4403 ' (: •-ad-dHio.n to .anyJroom iMho hoM. ..... ~ hostesaea. ELEANOR CIRCLE, H ea t h 11 •••sn't ......................... $ o·An•wll••..,... ,.Berkshire" ................ .ustacy Ames" t GINDAL ILICTRIC "Vicki Vouahn" 11 Toni Todd 11 - I lady Schick Cool Miot Hair Dryer . . . Go from dry hair to a new set in laos than 20 minutes. Easy to use . . . just add tap water. STEAM IRON. "lady Lauro" ,.Forever Young" 11 Fiutterbye" and many more. All na• 39 ...... YINTSI , tionally advortiood brands - sizes rang• ing from potltoo, ' I ' •llllllllnul•e..a.l . _........ ...c •••te•l regular iuniars, · misses, half aixes and 'xtra 11111. Come in and Ht for yourself. DRYER • I!~' 1111bt_ olwik:;.. lo AKfor ....fno,. 8.ny Hartford" - "Vicky 5fYLE - •W..-..... Iorlui.l ......., dre1111 to choose from. • Styled by 22 SCHICk Tht handsome styling iwaktt thlt FM/ AM radio a fine I $ ALUMINUM 3 PIECE SAUCE PAN sn ,.,, Hundreds ol pretty We have jusl lite one for you. ' Beauliful plaids chech 411d solids. Sryld by ".Prfillzess" and" .Royal Misl" . WHITI & SAND $IUS ~ STOlE CAN 11tla ...... a.,. .... PERCOLATOR Zelgler, devotlona; Mrs. Emer- 12 QUART ALUMINUM DISH PAN tlao O.r convenient lay-away plan. ~---~~ reclpu. Colle To El..rfel•s an• Select A..ptlful Coat and · PASr COUNCn.ORS, ~­ ua Counelll?, D~ro ol America, 'llllradey, bome ol lira. Thamal CAiak. ROCK SPRINGS Gn.op, 7:30 p.m. Dress EnHitlt I 1% QUART ALUMINUM WHISTLING TEA KETTLE • 17 I -~.- ·_.,. s~ri to pl_ease you 'In ;eglilar· Afrll ·~ · 1111d half-sizes. • ~-' . -~-! I ·' 3 PIECE ALUMINUM RANGE . SET . ,-.. 3 QT. ALUMINUM a . . 88 '·. ':""'''"" .......,. ~'"--.luilt'lnicod...... ,• ..._._.;,:, ~·:Foreper . Y0111!8" ,,·~Bulle Elster · Is '· ...- or!IOWfnt """. 1M< lo open ony olro ohopo """""'' cao. 'IJdo o swifch to '""" cube or chuo1! -.IutOftMitieolly••• movable chiGIIIo '""IIIOI· · ~ , alarago. Prodolon llolnlou IIMI' ......... l'o!1ablt, lll,.ino by Knil" and ",'[oni Todd". Styles ·thai an RIVAL . ICE CRUSHER &CAN OPENER Tho "Cool ~·~ hlgh·I'Owmd flelp- . .~\i' FIISkiolltd TOUR WNPO D111 3 of Qlb S<ciut Troop 2C, Form 1IW1, n<entlY toured tbo locll radiO station. Attendln8 ware Kell¥ Wlnebremor, Tlmn>J Neall, Timmy Thoren, Mlcblal Worner, Brian HamDtm, .J1mlnl Joe Jtfttro IIIII dill ..-a, . lftl. 111ae1e Amol4 and M r •· Clolrltl Hamllllln Ullltecl by • 9 P.M. .....t .... Coats past~ls A.M,~e . ·. sAY CUsS Yaluei In Womens· aon Jones, program; Mrs. David &ltsmlnpr, Mra. Crary Da. ru, enll Mro. Pat Geltqhor, lira. Wtlldoll Jt&n. .1ST Ouurandlnt . .. · -. MEIGS THEATRE • . ·s.e OUr _.... Thuradey at tile Middleport Clllrch of Christ; bring favorite . ' ' " ' " ••• "'.. J .IIAi" · •' CtiDC SIACI' · 1 ' 1: 'llllrad&J, sl tile ball. BRADBURY PI'A 7:30 Thurl• diiJ' at the acbool; todf.ICUIIPur· c;ball of p1anrcuod lllllllment; tblrd srade 1WIIl molllora have ntroolunenla. SUNDAY , 50111 BIRTHDAY, Amorle&ll LqiOI1 observed amda,y by Foe- - ~ Poll 128, Altieri- . can I~; dlmer at 5 p.m. SKATING PARTY HE1Jl served b)" "YXXIIary; le&IOIIIIIno The Go1don Rule Cl- ol tbo IIIII tbolr fal!dllos Invited. Middleport Flrlt Blptlat Cllll'cb PANCAKE AND 1111- '"'1>held I ilkatlnl Jlll'lf 9mdtJ af- par, 10 a.m•.to 7 p.m. amd~Jat ternoon at tbe liliatM-WIJ Rinll SDulhorn llllh Scboo1 ..,..,.., Cll 7, · lblir.- aiteoidool -IIOI'td .11¥ SOodlllm Atbi.Ue llleludln8 memliera of tho cJasa, tbolr tomnlea IIIII trt-. TONIGHT fo THURSDAY ONLY $229 ,.,., , .t """""" Ualted Mealodlot Church, 7:30 p.m. 'l'lllrad&J. lira. Jam e 1 REEDSVR.LE - 1be Reeds- Jolm1011, devodCUi Mrs. Jean ville WSCS, meotlns wltb M ra. CAiako, -om; Mra. N8111D1n LW!an Pld!ens tor Ita Mardi Burdette anll Mrs. Kemetb Cole, meetln& had for - . I be holteBAel. topic, "Grow!DK Togojher ' Ill DISABLDl AMERICAN VetChrist.'' Readlnss and prayero erans, 34th birthday dinner, 6;wen given by aD members. 1be 30 p.m. Tblndey at tile D.A.v, World Dill' ol Pra,yor olforlnll ball, served b)' auxiliary: oil vet.wu paid, ao was a plat.! olfor- """' Invited; Jacob Turner, tng for mlaalons. COIIIIIIIIldor. 1lurln8 the bu-•• m""'ng XI GAMMA Mil Chapter, B~ _,c:ted by tho proaldont, Mro. Mamie &ckley, a welcoming ilp1a Pb!Sororlb', Sp.m. 'llllr•· daY at tho home ol Mr.. Rali>b · commliieo 10 meet new ~ Welkar; members to como Ill Ill the community of Mrs. llorowurk elnthoo, IIIII brin8 joint tha Riebel and Mrs. Nail WDbnuhea. 11011, 10 se"e llx tnllllhs, woo PIIILATIIEA !IJCIETY, 1:30 I'e811Y - · · Slella -..... Jim C<mde, CbUda, Sontil' .Iaiii-, N111C1'lboiiU!IIOII, JW named. KI:NWOOD LOUtiANNII L ~o v · • us .oo u.ov ·• •sl5.oa Harris, Dmde Wlltero IIIII Anita Plano lo bring ardclea for a N.t.N ' 5 , • . 7!1 "'"'" '• •a. so Fultz. mlaalonar1rbclx10 be -to Haiti - · comploted Thla bas; Ia 10 be packed at April meeting. Cllf!la wore ordered to IOIId to LODGE TO MEET OJnsrtll to baYO tile ban llflod Pllt Cldetf olllel8o Temple, 011 YOIII!tary - o r In achoolo. f1thlan Sliera, wiD at Relrellunenta were lo 7:30 Mnndaji nl&ltt at tbo home a1 Mro. Allman, llld, tho above ond Mra. SovDia BarncO~ . ott, Mra. Nane7 &ckley, Mrs. VMIII Humphr&l', Mr1, B o I e Thomaa, lllll&ll'!ell, lira. GWI,ys WWW... M r a . - ••• awarded !be door priH. The noxt moellq will be wltb Mrl, RioA CHARMING COLONI~L IRITING bel. WI: OO ! ""O at Vat. Hlr REIDSVR.LE- The prosram bnak. Mr. and Mrs. l R. Nail and daughter, Jaoet Lee, spent the lor tile March moellq of the weeMt!llR Mullens, W, VL, vt&- Riverview PTA was 1 pllll' on julUqr her parents, the Rev. 1rd ventle delbQlency, "Boys at Mro. George Oller. Rev. OD· Large," prestDed by students from tile School ol Drll!lldc Arl er'a birthday waa observed. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey .Riehlrd- and ~ch of Ohio Unlverslv. son of Ch•tdler, Ind. , are the A dlscuallon tollowlng the pllll' guests of !heir son IIIII daushter- was dlrodod by Mro. Mulne ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. RobertRich- Whltehoacl, prosram chelrmln. The bullonss meotln8 was 0011WEDNESJAY ardiiOII. ~eted by !he vloe preoldent, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner were WHITE BOSE LODGE, 1:30 at Pl. Ploaoant saturday to visit Mra. MariJ,yn Hamum, follow- W-IIII&J. at lhe American LoRobert See, 1 neopllew ot Mra.. Ins lhe O)JOIIIng with I readln8 of i!OD 11111. Turner, who ls a patient at the "Ton Commandment• of ParPOMEROY CuAl't'EH 80, RQI'· ents," by Mrs. Ruth Ame Bal.. II Arch Maoono, stated mNIPleasant Valle,y HospitaL Mrs. Gertrude Clbeen re- derson. The attendlmce banner In& 7:30 W-sday nl&h~ Fomoturned SwJiai, after .vlsltl"iln C<>- aDd reading elrele book were roy Ma~mlc Temple; paR ma... lwnbus with Mr. and Mrs. Joe )'OR by David Cbadwell's room. ters degree eooterred; all eomCabeen and Mr. and Mrs. llanley A money-maldng projeet wu dis- ponlono urged to attend. Cone and In Dayton wtlh Mr. and cus slid, and thonkoweroextended POMEROY LIONS Club, iWICh· Mrs. George Clbeen and llmll,y. lo Ill helped wllh !be PTA 1011, Wsdnosday nona, Pomeroy Mr. ond Mrs. Clrl Wolle of CouniY COIUlcD hold recontl,y at United Metmdlot Church. / GaDipolls joined Mr. and Mrs. the sehO:Il. SHAKESPEARE Club, home of Chlrles Bradbury Thursday eveMr11- !lie Hayman, Mro. Edllh Mrs. Dale &ntth, 1:30p.m.;Mra. ning lor a cUnner honoring Mary Hender11011 IIIII Mra. Rulh Amo Pbll WUllamaoo, dovotloniol ioldBndbury on her 16th blrllKlay, BalderJOD are to serve on the er; Mrs. Georgia WDUamiGII, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas nominating Relrelhand Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomas, ments were Hrved. nnJRWAY Pomeroy, spent a reeert weekend AFTERNOON CIRCLE, WSCS, in Collllllbus. Healh Ualted llethodllt Chorch, 2 ~.m. Theradey; Mrs. B. B. Is Celebrated 'U" -~·D!T!ON.liL .._~pea. Chesher and Mrs. Jim Kelchl<a. Present Play 16th Birthday •• b~ Ill(. .. .. \ . , 4 QT. ~ ~ COVE~ED SAUCE PAN � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 12, 1969