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' ., • ..- • ., .... ~--· - ~----- • ~ -- - · - . .... - - __...__,_- - - •• #-- ....... ~.. .....c~-- t , ____.......,...,.,.......,_, ' lS.Dany Sent!M 1 P omerov Middleport 0 Feb 24 196' ' --- - Operetta Mainly About People In Pomeroy ' • IS "' ELBERFELDS Presented BY BEULA H JONI-;S Hamm Greg Slewarl The- enchantmg ston of Han Huskuk Gar) Balle; Nancy ~u1llen Chmtmo SALEI COSMETICS - Robm!on, Lmda Charlotte Sn-,der Penn\ Smi th Herb Herd sel and (,rete! was prt>sented i Atkmson and Pcwl Pulhns Debut Ca ll Jeffery Oa~w t m son" and stor'- bu the Fourth I J\l tlt><:~ver as the r>a"n rern l.arlen and M1ke Bolm of Bellt>fonl.tlnt' anrl :\11 ~ ] ' inc1 Mrs l~rrv Sir-mens a nd ~rade students of \11ddleport r aLrv ~wakt>nt-d tne ctJJldren Th1rd grade student& ass!SL •· L ,. k ~lememar~~ S( hool 1\wsdav ~1th ht>! wand leO:ivmg: them mg v.1th the chorus were Brtan IJimt 1y o1 alit\ Jt"\1 "'ere wt>e ) I d h h d II N S I end guE'Sts of Mrs \\Plby ~~ha f'vf'nmg m the h 1 ~n ~flHIO! tL Jstover t e t.mger rea Mu en ,ra'l Jeri onya Oh I Je Rock SJrin s koad a ud J tor~um ,.. House dt>rorated v.1th cand~ l lluf~r \erne Ord Deb bie Pow 1 g y (lever costummg sla~e a1.d the lookte C'luldren own ell LJonna Powell Rtckv Stew Mrs Elmer W1ckham vtsltlf'd settmgs and sptoctal lightmg d f"d b\ the WJCkt"d but charm 1 iirt Dav td S1-. 1sher, Barba ra Sunday afternouu ..,1th her mo 1 1 b ~• th th mg v.ltch pla~ed b\ Olen I Ar1Lhon) Cmd\ CrAig Ven!da ef s rom lll t"U Wl ~ mus 1 I Uter Mrs Juha Ds\-ls at Ca d Lros.;;,an who begutlt>d the (,Jbbs Robbie Harn s and Den 1 h h1ld 1 llpohs clha] ta ent t e c rlesnt mdaln~ I rh1ldren mto her house to be tse H<t wle\ I e npere 1ta an ou an !".l Mr and M1:!. Don ReJ spent pi esenlatlon rbe :songs wPrt' b&ked Ill her huge oven The operetta, by Engelbert Sunda\ at the1r cottage on tht> 1 extremely well done addmg to ~mallv Hansel and r.rf'lt>l out 1 Humperdmck, was direrted Muskmgum RLver the effer tJ vr ness of tht< pi"'" I wihh~ct the Witch and l>akt'd b) Mrs Dorothy Lacey, vocal I Jh t d II.Jfl~ ~ her m lhe O\t'n fret'tng the mu.sw mstructor assisred b'> l Mr and M1~ Clav Parsons of he shon opefnep 1m 8 se cuokJt>s Hhl ldren 1 to dan' e Mrs F.hzabeth Pickens and .,._ "I y a were recen tlH t e mne l ~ua r 1eston f k u 1 eer d b a p!lm fou rth 1 8 111 and stng In the closmg scene Mrs Ph)lhs Hac-kett broom mil e1 p ave v l of her s1s t er V h overmght guess d h , G tht' parenls found the tr ht,tppv grade tearhers Mrs Hackett I u rs No rr au,g an an IS WI e eJ ld ~" I ~" r wn \fN allum : !Jude played bv Beth Pultz J'ht ren and tlusn.a With t le ::.en.Pd as accompamst and op. Mrs H.oy Hol ter and duld lakmg the part of Hansel amd F:venmg Pra\er song ened the program With a rned ren VISited \lond.n "'1~-' tog I Grete l were Ketlh Frenrh and 1 lakmg part as Cooklf' lhi id le\ of tu nPs from the pl av Wlth her mother Mrs Georgt- Rlla Casri v..ho were flnalh I ren were Johnny Sla\en Shar I High school girls help mg Thompson ol ( heshlr~ ~ent to the woods to gattH:'rl on Wilson Debbie (,a\lagher 1w1th the rhorus groups Y.t>re bernes bv the an 1 v mother llmmv Boggs lony Manle"' ISuzanne B.1adburv , Ela me Da Mr and Mrs I man I ° 1 v "a rhe second ;HIg fo und the Da\ td Mttchell Paul <;u nnma"' l vts Hulh Ann Hal lf". :n ry, Mrs tnnn Ton Bu nce David Ger u If , I 1 Sl b c 1 ' {hJidren lost m the df'rfJ daJ k r> o e afl yn . . urn o, aro e 1 wood 1 he sl"tt ng fea tured real ard Stephen (,&larh Patty Anderson S<IRi:l n Ohlmger '\tar 1 Mr and Mrs H mwr \\aU· lsllr trees and hushes The I Glaze Sarah Bovles JHnm} gle Hams K<~lt \ \1f'F.Ihmny I er and da ughters Vlt>lmda and Sandman plavt'd b\ RIChard Schmoll Ma l k Smi th Rwk~ ( harl otte r.lazt> and Se r e n Suella 1olt>do and Mrs Rtch BaJle'r came and ut the thild Arnott Bil l J ust ice Stt>phen II eY.Js ard Mater of \1onclova return 1 1 p Bra \Inn OebbJe Tnplett ami Mrs Ph\ lhs H<t( ketl was M1k S rt>n o s eep ed lo the •r ho"l'l€'5 Mond.(ly af· Parncu lar lv app.:>Hlm~ v.as e a',re assisted bv tht< G1rl Scout ler a weekend .. Js JI w11h Mrs the an~el scent" ..., 1th the FeaiLJred m the 4th grade 11oop 221 tn makmg the gm John Smith :\~t-' A.v1 Sundd\ 14 angels dre~sed 1n whllt" chorus were Jac k Kauff Tom ] gt"rbread houst> and P.ml Ger 1 Mr Walter und J\lt lmda \! Si t robPs with shmmg .., ngs and mv Calbt art Eddie Holl is Ron ard of the ~ anua l 'l'r u mng De ed m Manetta Wil li his parents 1 golden ha los as lht> d](JI us n1 I ew 1s 1~ I a Floyd Ka th y part mrnt and room mot hers Mr and Mrs H ( \o\ alter slmg the EHnmg p1aH I " Kmg Dav 1d Hanson Gene made the trf'es The program Mrs Russ W.l:Ltson an<l Mrs I Wlwn At Night 1 1,0 To MlKmm•o,. Tomm~ McC 1o u d was sp<msm l:'d !J v the M1ddlt> Bertha Sco tt spent Tuesday i t Sleep surround mg the sleef.o 1 Hwhard \1endenhill1 SteHn 1 port P<~rt>nt Tearhers Assor1 Fairborn Wl! h their brothe l and mg Hansel and Gretel J-larrmann William Klem Hog Iatton A lill gt' 11ud1 enre of par Sister tn k·m Sgt and \11 s Mi-lk mg up the ant::~-' I tl oru~ er Joh nson M 1 g no n ents and fr ttnds all ended John T Ball) ,.............,_..__ __,_ _ _ _......_,;;.,;;;;;........;;..o,_ _ _.., Vernon Rrzer o( Hartford W wert Barbara Arrr r J ef f Va y,as a ff'rrnt gut"' ot \li Shcmk Robt>1la DU( kworth Ronme Hoffman Rodnt."V How and Mrs Han y Ke1se r Mm t?rsvill e a1d Gregor.. Haves She il a ~vLss L en.t~ lrr U ~..t'i was the MtlOre Pa m Dodson !\mv Sunday g uest of Mr and Mrs FACIAL CREAMS Harry Ke1sei ~'""''""""""'M"'*"'"""""'~"'""-"''.,,,..,._ $1 00 WOODBURY HAND CREAM • · - •• • 50r Mrs Wyatt Chadwell Mond av af ternoon ) 11 h Homer Holter VISited I ELBERFELDS I;, Around And Mrs Cl>llord Le>fhe> > Ro<k Sprmgs Road .and Mr and Mr s , E M BIU1on ot Middl epoll : were Fr1 day vJsJtors JO PArk J> mb urg w \a Lan; Wolft> teac her m tht> ~ Syrcust' sc hool ~n1l red Hul Sunday guests of Mr and l er Hospn<:~l 1 uesda\ and Mrs H F Parma lee 11.nd her 1 underwrnt .an a p pe n dect~ ijl}y 1n mot her Ml s l uda Meadows, 1 the afternoon 1mcl uded Mr and M1s Leo I ( hns11an and Mr and Mrs I Pete Meadows Otuo Rivet Hoad Huntmgton W Va I About Middleport I MEIGS THEATRE Mr and Mrs Wilh am Turn er ot Dayton were week end 1 guests of h1s parents Mr and Mrs .Jacob Turner Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN I FRIDAY and SATURDAY Februery 26 27 ' SHOCK TREATMENT" Stu art Wll1trnan l arol J yn lev Rod dy J\h Dmw JI 1 aurcn Bacall "LILIES OF THE FIELD" SlDN EY P0 111ER best aclor av..ard 1963 Li lla Skal a Stanley Adams Po1 her as the lll('Ted!ble, unforge1t ab lf' Home r Sm1t h SUN , MON TUES FHI 21-Mar ; 2 " I D RATHER BE RICH" (TP' hmcolor) ftobt>rt Goule-t, Sandra Dr.- And y \\ 1ll1 ams ( harl('s Ru g £.s Herm10ne G1 ngol rl G rn~ ymo nd Mau nce ( ht>\11lie1 ~Jorcartoons M1ss Mildred Hawley is sub. 1 sltur mg m the e lementary grade this week m the B.bst>nce or Mrs Gerald Rupe whose mother passed a y, ay Tuesd a~ Mrs Eustace W1l son of Pt I Pleasant spent Sundav w1th her pare nts Mr and Mrs Carl Mattox Mr and Mrs Tack Ne fr have moved mto the Sh1flet p1oper I tv on South Ji'ronl Street I Mrs P K Russell has gone to Mradowbn dge Va to as 1 sJsl m lhe care of her father 1 who 1s senously ill I Mr and Mrs George John son were busmess v1sttors re cently m Huntmgton, W Va MISSES LOAFERS In Nar row Mn d W1d~ y., Jd1 hF> 6.99 These shoes meet the test for TOUGHNESS In Narrow an d W1d1 Wid ths 6.99 "111- shoes "'' d;flemlt! 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M fact the one-pMce ..._ and hMII Jaav• such arnaztng stam1na ~ out1ut 1h• ;appera For acuon flex1bl• shoes wtu. 8ldM 1cMtPR'M liDo ..uk tor - I 79c WOODBURY DEEP CLEANSER 59c 60< PONDS MOISTURE BASE 4 5c 33c PACQUJNS ANTI DETERGENT HAND CREAM 25r 98< PACQU JNS MEDICATED HAND CREAM 73c 11 00 POND "S COLD CREAM 77c 98c PACQUJNS ANTI DETERGENT HAND CRUM 73c 98c SOFSKJN HAND CREAM 73< $1 DO WOODBURY ' DEEP DEW Mo ~t tu,_ Crum 7Sc 49c INGRAM FACE CREAM 37t: 33c PACQUJNS EXTRA DRY SKIN CREAM _ 32c 11 00 WOODBURY EXTRA DRY SKIN CREAM --· 37c 98c PONDS DRY SKIN CREAM 73e 11 59 WOODBURY COLD CREAM $1 DO $1 DO WOODBURY COLD CREAM --· 75c $1 00 PONDS VANISHING CREAM -·---- •• ·- 75c 89< PONDS VANISHING CREAM ··- 67e $1 DO WOODBURY VANISHING FACIAL CREAM __ 75c $1 00 WOODBURY ALL PURPOSE CREAM •• 75c 11 00 WOODBURY COLD CREAM 75c 89r PONDS VANISHING CREAM 67c $1 59 Value WOODBURY HAND CREAM (OI<I ra dryl 53e 37< 49< WOODBURY COLD CREAM $1 00 JERGENS FACE CREAM ·-··-·· 48c $1 00 VALUE WOODBURY HAND CREAM 37c TOOTHPASTES - HOME-FIRST AIDS 19c HYDROGEN PEROXIDE ·····-··-·--·---·-·-· 14e 69c WITCH HAZEL -· · ·---··--·-------·-· 52< $1 49 VICKS VAPORUB ---·------··---- $112 98c PEPTO BISMOL TABL!TS __ --·---·----~- - 73< 59c PEPTO BlSMOL LIQUID __ ·-----------·-- 44e He SAL HEPATICA _ --·· -----·----··· 74c $1 35 S T 37 • ---··------------------ $1 01 39c VASELINI • ··--··-·--·····---·---- 31• 75c ISODINE ANTISEPTIC --·-·-···-···----···- 56< 98c JOHNSON CHEST RUII _ ·-·--··-----·----- 73e 45c MENTHOLATUM ·- ___ ·-- ------·---- 34e 49c MINJT RUB ·- _ ·- _ -----~- --· --- 37e 89c BEN GAY ---- --·- 67e 49e UNGUENTINE • 37e 98c JOHNSON JOHNSON NOSE DROPS & SPRAY 1Se 59c ALCOHOL RUB _ ··- _ 31e S3c ALKA SELTZER. FOIL WRAPPED ---------·-· 4k 59c ALKA SEL TZ!R ---·-·----· 51o 33c ALKA SELTZER __ -·---·-····---·-···· 25< $1 89 BAYER ASPIRIN __ ·------------- ------- $1 ,42 79c BAYER ASPIRIN • ___ ·----·······-------- 67• 49e BAYER ASPIRIN ·--·---···--··-------------- 39e $1 29 BUFFERIN ••••• ··-·----····------------· 97e 89c BUFFERIN -··-·-- _ -· ·----···-··-------- 71e 63e BUFFERIN ·-- _ __ •• --··---·· -------- 52e $1 47 ANACJN _ __ _ ··----·- ·------ __ $1.01 93c ANACJN ······---·····---------- 701 59c 5T JOSEPH ASPIRIN ---- -----·- 44c 49c BAYER ASPIRIN FOR CHILDREN -·---·--- _ 31c ----------- 24c 3Sc B F I SURGICAL POWDER 49c MEXSANA MEDICATED POWDER ____ ------- 46c 89 JOHNSON MEDICATED POWDER ·-·-··-··-- 67c $1 49 MEDI.QUICK ----·· $112 S9c JOHNSON & JOHNSON 4" BAND \GE ··- • _ 41e 30c JOHNSON & JOHNSON 2" BANDAGE ------· 22e 25c ADHESIVE TAPE 'lz" -··--·---·--- 21c 43e ADHESIVE TAPE 1" ·-·--- ----- 32c 49c CURlTY TELFA STERILE PADS ---------· 31e 69c BAND-AID SHUR STRIPS 52e 59< BAND AID SHEER ST " IPS-PATCH- SPOT >44c 11 35 NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM • -··--·--- ----· $1 06 98c NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM _ --· __ ---77c 53c NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM ---- 45e 98c JOHNSON & JOHNSON FIRST AID CREAM __ 74e 79c DERMASSAGE SKIN CREAM _ __ 59c 98e DERMASSAKE SKIN LOTION ---· --------- _ 73e 49c CUTICURA OINTMENT ___ ---·- ---- 37c 79c CLEARASlL ·-·-----·----· 58c 63c JOHNSON JOHNSON COTTON ··--·-- ·-·47c a. a. SHAVE CREAM 79c GILLETTE FOAMY SH)W,I cnAM ___ --·· 98 c GILLETTE FOAMY SHAVE CREAM -----···98c PALMOLIVE RAPID SHAVE • -·-·-····· 79c PALMOLIVE RAPID SHAVE • ···--98e MENNEN SOF' STROKE SHAVI CRIAM _ ---79c RISE SHAVE CREAM •• ------····----79< MENNEN SOF' STROKI ·------·-------$1 00 KINGS MEN SHAVE CREAM -· __ ---·-·-·· ···-----------69c AERO SHAVE 89e AERO SHAVE • -------·------$1 00 OLD SPICE SMOOTH SHAVI ·-------------69c COLGATE INSTANT SHAVE ·-------·-·---79c COLGATE INSTANT IHAVI -·-·---·····--59c WOODBURY RIADY LATHER ------~------19c NOXZIMA INSTANT SHAVI --·····-··--·-$1 25 OLD SPICE SMOOTH IHAVI ---····-·-··--$1 00 SCHICK HOT LATHU • ··--··--· $1 00 BARBASOL BRUSHLISI SHAVI CRIAM ---57c PALMOLIVI LATHER SHAVE CREAM ----Ue PALMOLIVE LATHER SHAVI CRIAM -------15c PALMOLIVE CUP SOAP ·----·····-----··---15c WILLIAMS CUP SOAP ··-·--·--·-···---···--· 75c OLD SPICE CUP SOAP • _ _ _ _ _ 59e 73< 73c 59c 73c 59e 59c 75e 52c 67e 75c 52e 44c 67e 94c 73< 7k 4Sc 29c llc Uc 56c HAIR PREPARATIONS $1 00 OLD SPICE HAIR TONIC ___ --····------ 75e 98e VASELINI HAIR TONIC ·---·------ - -------- · 73e $149 VITALI$ ·---·-····-··-··· · -- $1.31 50e OLD SPICE SHORT CUT ------····-·--··· · - - Ire 79c SCORE HAIR CREAM ·-----------------··· 6le $1 00 WILDROOT CREAM OIL ----·-·--···-------- 75e 79c WILDROOT CREAM OIL ·-- --------------- - -- 59< 59c JERlS HAIR OIL --~---·----~----···- 46c 9tc CODE 10 HAIR DRESSING ········-··- ···-···· 74c -·-··· - ·-·-·······--- 59e 79c IIRYLCREEM 49c BRYLCRIEM · ······ ····· ··-···· 41o 60c WILLIAMS SHAVINO STICK --·-- -····- 45e $1 50 GILLETTE SLIM ADJUITAIILB RAZOR --- - $1.11 $1 75 SCHICK DIAL INJECTOR RAZOR _ ----·-- $1.47 Sl 75 PAL ADJUSTABLE RAZOR • • ·-··-- $1M $1 4S GILLETTE STAINLESS STilL ILADII ---- $1.11 79c PERSONNA STAINLESS STilL ILADII -··--· 67o 49c GILLETTE STAINLISI STilL BLADII ----· · ale ll'•-l'ul , _ 45< TAMPAX •••• -- · -- · ··---3fe $1 46 TAMPAX • ···-···· ---~-------·- $1 3J $2.95 WATER BOTTLES -- -·--·- -- $267 69c MAN! MAGIC CUTICLE REMOVER ---·--·-·-- 52o Elberfelds In Pomeroy I 75• 75o 56< 73c 37• DEODORANTS $1 DO MENNEN SPRAY DEODORANT ···········-· 7k 60c MENNEN SPRAY DEODORANT __ ··-------·- 45c $1 00 MENNEN ROLL-ON -·-·------···· 75e $1 49 GILLETTE RIGHT GUARD ------··-----·-- $1.12 $1 00 GILLETTE RIGHT GUARD ----------- ------ - 75c 79c GILLITTI RIGHT GUARD ---------··-·--·--· 59e ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC SUPPORTIRI · · ····· · · ····-·· · 7So JUPPORTIRI - -- -----· ··· · · ·· $1.12 SUPPORTERS ·-···-- - · · ··-······ No IUPPORTIRI -~----· ··--···· · $1.05 DEODORANTS $1 00 BAN ROLL-ON DEODORANT · - ---······--··· 75e IAN ROLL·ON DEODORANT • •• •••••• •••••••• 69e IAN CRIAM DEODORANT _ - --- -----····-· $1 .25 FRESH SPRAY DEODORANT - ------ ------ -· 69c FRESH CRIAM DEODORANT -·······- ······· 69c SECRET CIIIAM DEODORANT ··- · ········-·· 75e SICRIT ROLL-ON • · ··-···-·········$1 ,17 CALM SPRAY POWDIR -·---· ·----· ·····• 69e WOODBURY ORYAD IPRAY - - ····-·-------· 69e ARIIID ROLLoON -············----· 69c MUM CRIAM DIODORANT --- - -········ ····· $1 00 EVENJNO IN PARIS CREAM DEODORANT $1 .00 SICURE DEODORANT 69c YODORA CREAM ·---··· - ·- • 69e - 5 QAY DEODORANT PADS _ --· ·--·- --43< ARRID CRiAM ...... t tl s. M.rJ.. - - leeluol on Jaly 7, ltll, ,. IDYIIolloa lrom lUI olllllr)'. MOUTH WASH AND ANTISEPTICS ·- -··-··· L15TER1NE • -·-··- • -·- -·- --···-- -· LISTERINI -·---·-····--··-------···- -· MJCRIN _ _ ___ • ---·----··· • CIPACOL ---·--·- • _ ••• PIPSODENT ANTISEPTIC ·-- __ ·-·· LAVORIS ----···PEPSODENT ANTISEPTIC 95c LAVORIS 69c tic 91< 97c Ue 57c 19c llo 52c 76< u. s. lh 7&e 21c 43< 6k COSMETICS $1 25 EVEN INO IN PARIS FACE POWDER ·--·--· 94e 59c liVENING IN PARIS PACE POWDER 45c 49c WOODBURY FACE POWDER -·•• __ • 37< 69c WOODBURY COMPACT ---··· 52t $1 50 NOXZEMA COVER GIRL MAKE-UP ----··- $1 16 $1 75 LANOLIN PLUS COMPACT ·-·~-·· $1 31 69c WOODBURY DREAM·GLO LIPSTICK ·-----· 54c $1 00 HAZEL BISHOP LIPSTICK -----··---------·· 75• 79e DURA GLOSS LIPSTICK ----------- ---··---· 59c FOOT NEEt>S __ ----·-·-··-- 30t SOc DR. SCHOLLS FOOT BALM ___ -----·--·· 37c 49e DR SCHOLLS FOOT POWDER ---·····-----· 37• 40c DR SCHOLLS CORN PLASTERS ~------- ·30e $1 49 M&NNEN FOOT DEODORANT _ ---·· $1.11 40e DR SCHOLLS MOLESKIN HOME PERMANENTS 12 50 LILT PUSH BUTTON PERMANENT $2.00 LlL T SPEED BATH PERMANENT _ • $1 75 LILT PARTY CURL-Chlldran'o Pormanonl $2.50 LILT MILK WAVE $1 35 TONI TIP PERMANENT $2 00 RICHARD HUDNUT QUICK PERMANENT ·$1 75 TONETTE CHILDREN' S PERMANENT --·-$2.00 BOibiJ PIN CURL WAVE ----$3,50 PRETTY PERM HOME PERMANENT _ -· .$2 25 TONI SILVER CURL ·--·-$1.75 BOBBI ROLLER PERM REFILL ---·-$2 49 BOBBI ROLLER PERM PERMANENT • S2 25 TONI Smooth 'n Sletk Unturly Permenent $1 87 $1 50 $1 31 $1 87 $1 01 $1 50 $1 31 $1 50 $262 $1.69 $1 31 $1.77 $1 67 $3 75 TONI Smooth •n Sleek Unl'urly Permanent $2 81 52 00 TONI HIDDEN BODY PERMANENT __ $1 50 $1 49 TONI SPIN CURLER ASSORTMENT ·--·--·- $112 HAIR COLORING $2 01 NEW DAWN HAIR COLOR _ ·- --·--··- $1 S7 $2.00 TECNIDUE StLVER ·TONE $1 SO $1 75 MISS CLAIROL CREME FORMULA KIT -· $1 31 $2 00 TECN!QUE COLOR TONE ···_ ·- $1,50 $1 ,00 NESTLE STREAKS AND TIPS __ · c--·---- 7Sc 39< NESTLE COLORlNSE _ -······-···-- 31< 39c NESTLE COLORTINT ---··-------· -~ 31c $1 50 CLAIROL LOVING CARE ··------·--------- $112 59c NESTLE COLOR 'N TONE -------··--·· 45c 69c NOREEN COLOR HAIR RINSii ·---··--------- 47e Jk 1M 1M 94e 52e 52e 5h Jh J4o J4o 12Ao SHAMPOOS $1 00 HALO FULL BODY SHAMPOO ----·--·--·--- 75o $1 00 HALO DRY HAIR SHAMPOO •• ·-------- 75o 39e WOODBURY GOLDEN RICH SHAMPOO -----·- 29c 6Gc HALO DRY HAIR SHAMPOO ·------------·-··· 45e 6Ge HALO FULL BODY SHAMPOO --------------· 4Se $1 00 WOODBURY EGG SHAMPOO --· ---------- 75< $1 00 DRENE SHAMPOO 75c 60e BRECK SHAMPOO ·------··---- 46c $1 00 SUBDUE DANDRUFF SHAMPOO ---- --··· 75e 59c WOODBURY SHAMPOO ---····---- >44c 60e LANOLIN PLUS LIQUID SHAMPOO --·-···---- 45e 68c LUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO ----· __ 45c 60< LUSTRE CREME LIQUID SHAMPOO ··--- ____ 45• 60e HILENI CURTIS SUAVE SHAMPOO ---·----- 45c 60c PRELL LIQUID SHAMPOO ··--·-·--- 51e 60c LUSTRE CREME LIQUID SHAMPOO ___ -··· 45c l'k HELENE CURTIS ENDEN SHAMPOO ~---· ____ 67e 69c SILVlKRIN SHAMPOO • _ • ---·-·--· 43• 67e DIAL SHAMPOO ·- •• ·---- -----· 50e 59c WOODBURY DRY HAIR SHAMPOO >44c 49e WOODBURY Coconut 011 CASTILE SHAMPOO ·- 34c 60c LUSTRI.CREME SHAMPOO • 45c $1 00 HEAD lc SHOULDERS SHAMPOO (TUBE) 76< $119 PHISODAN SHAMPOO • $1 42 $l.Otl WOODBURY LUte Bouquet Lotion Shompoo 75c $1 00 LUSTRE CREME LIQUID SHAMPOO __ •• •• 75a 69e CLAIROL COLORFAST SHAMPOO 52o $1.00 WHITE RAIN CRYSTAL CLEAR SHAMPOO ·- 73e $1,00 LUSTRI·CREME LOTION SHAMPOO • ····-· 72c $1 00 WHITI RAIN LOTION SHAMPOO ·---- 73e 69c JIIAD lc SHOULDERS SHAMPOO (TUBE) ·--- 56e :IOe DRINI SHAMPOO • 22e $1 49 TIGRIN MEDICATED SHAMPOO ~~~~~~~~- $1 It $1.01 LUSTRI.CREMI SHAMPOO __ ----------- 75o ·--·----·····-= HAIR RINSE 59e WOODBURY CREME RINSE -· · ····--·- -- 59c HILENI CURTIS CREME RINSE --·----·--· 39e WOODBURY CREME RINSE $1.00 RINSE I.WAY (MEDICATED) TUBI ~-:::_-:_~·:. $1 ,00 DANDRICIDE __ • --------------· $1.10 RINSE AWAY LIQUID ------· - -------· --·-$1.00 V05 CRIME RINSE _ -·-----75e TAMI EXTRA CONDITIONING RINSI --·----· 60e TAMI CREME RINSE - -----· -------·--$110 TAME CREME RINSI -------- - ----·-··-··59c DOUBLI DANDERlNE ··-·--·---- -------$1.25 TECNIQUE CRIME RINSE ~ ---·--·----7te LUSTRI CRIME HAIR RINSI ·--------·- - ···· ... LUSTRI CRIMI HAIR RINSI ------·-------- - 44e 44e 29t 75o 75e 71e 75t 56< 45e 75o 44e 94c 51e 45e DENTAL NEEDS 69c WIRNIT'S TOOTH POWDIR --------~--·--- S!le 7k POLl-GRIP ----- ___ -------····-···-- - ----- Slo 39e POLl OIUP ---------·-··------·-------····-- 29e ~~:ASTIITH ---------- - --------------------- - 51o , PASTI&TH - --~--------·-····· - ···--·- -·· -· 15o 43< POLlDINT ---·---------··· · -·--·- ·--· --·-·· 31e 69c POLIDINT ·-· -------------·-- 511 69e WIIINETS DENnJRI CRIMI ·-···- - - - - ------ 61o J5e WIIINITS DINTURI CRIMI · · ···-- ------·· - 24e 42c DR, LYON'S TOOTH POWDIR --·--------- - ·-- 31o He DR. LYON'S TOOTH POWDIR • -·· --·---· -· 21e 4k COLGATI AMMONIATED TOOTH POWDER -- - 41e 49• COLGATE TOOTH POWDIR ·-·---- - - ---·-···- 37e 29e COLGATE TOOTH POWDER ··--····· ----····· 22o IJr COLOATI DINTAL CIIIAM ----- ---- - --·--·-- 71o 69t PIPIODINT TOOTH PAITI --····---- ----- -- 62e 69c CRIIT TOOTH PAITI · -·· · ····· ······ ····· 62e 69e COLGATI TOOTH PASTI ---···---- - - ------- 61o "< LIITIRINI TOOTH PASTI - -----··· - ·--· --·-- 17e 49t IPANA TOOTH PAITI ·------ - - -- - - -·--- - - -- 40o 6fe OLIIM TOOTH PAITI • --·--- ·· - - - --- --- ---· 61e 6,9e WIRNITI DINTAL PLATI BRUSH ··-··· -··· 58e 7!k Dll. WIST'S DINTAL IRUIHII -- --····· ·-·· SO. 6ft PY.CO.PAY DINTAL IIUSHII --·· · ··-·-··· - 52< l9e DR. WIIT'I DINTAL IRUIHIS -------- -- ---- 67o SAVE EVERY DAY AT ELBERFfLDS IN POMEROY ,, ' POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO NO. 267 expect another mcrease m the ir m surance r ates IbiS summer. An Indication of what 1s to come was conta med m the report of the OhiO Insurance Informatton Serv ice, Inc , public servrce arm of 20 msurers wtth home off•ces m Oh1o and writers of the bulk of the state's auto msu rance " We thought 1963 was bad," 1ty cla ims rose only 5 per cent t aid J Rober! Oelberg OilS but the sJZt of the average execul>ve du-ector ' bul prelim- cla1m paid JUped ZI per cenl tnary reports rrom our mem- "Smce paid cla1ms are the bers lhdlcate that 1964 was maJOr factor m determ1rung much worse u rates, ratea 1r. t urn are an ac He said final figures for Ohio curale reflechon of peoples' auto Insurance company losses drJVlng habits," he stated will not be available unlll Auto msurance generally has been unprofilable m Ohio and e'sewhere for the past frv e years," Oelberg sa1d T...,pora_ ,....,. ...... !h by on-. aoorq, !lwYIH, eoldf• tamP~. .... 1~15 Prlohy eloldy 111101 ..... b•cla zt • Zl. FIVE CENTS THUR SDAY, FEBRUAR Y 25, 1965 New Charge Remedies Faults in 1961 Indictment Carrying Fine of $120,000 COLUMBUS (UP!! _ Automobtle owners m Ohio can 4 ftAIHEI Re-indicted Auto Insurance Will be Raised March I ' . at y e VOL XVI . enttne :· • pr,, 75< 82< 52c 52< 37c 19c BABY NEEDS $1 00 NESTLE HAIR TREATMENT 69c Q TIPS COTTON SWABS 39c EVENFLO SUPER PLASTIC BOTTLES 10c EVENFLO NURSINCi BOTTLES 60e MENNEN BABY MAGI C $1 00 MENNEN BABY MAGIC 37c JOHNSON ' S BABY POWDER ···-65c JOHNSON"S BABY POWDER • 98c JOHNSON'S BABY OIL 59r JOHNSON' S BABY CREAM •• -·····--·· 60c JOHNSON'S BABY SHAMPOO ····-· 23c JOHNSON'S BABY SOAP 59c JOHNSON ' S BABY LOTION • -----· -· 37c JOHNSON'S BABY CREAM ··:·::-::. ___ _ TALC $1 00 OLD SPICE DEODORANT POWDER -···--··· $1 00 OLD SPICE BODY TALC _ --·····-----···· 75c MENNEN BATH TALC _ ·---······--··--···89c MENNEN BATH TALC ··---------·------·--· 49r MENNEN SHAVE TALC -------·---- ·--- -·- $1 00 $1 .50 $1 25 $1.41 YOU DOW SHAVING CREAMS, ETC. AFTER SHAVE LOTIONS $1 00 PALMOLIVE AFTER SHAVI •• ·-- --·-··-- 75e 69c PALMOLIVE AFTER SHAVI ·--··-··-·--·-·· 61e $1 .25 OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVE ----·-----------· 89e 69c WOODBURY AFTER SHAVE ------·-------- 52c $1 50 YARDLEY AFTER SHAVE -· _ -----·----- $112 $2 50 YARDLEY AFTER SHAVE --~------------- $1 17 $1 10 MENNEN SKIN BRACER _ _ __ ---·-·--·- 75< 69e MENNEN SKIN BRACER __ 52• $1.00 Mennon Altor Shan SKIN CONDITIONER __ 75e $1 00 OLD SPICE PRO'S ELECTRIC ROLL-ON _ --- 75o 79c WILLIAMS LECTRIC SHAVE ···-- 59e 79c MENNEN PROP ELICTIIIC PRI·IHAVI ----·· 59o HAIR SPRAY AND SETS $1 50 TECNIQUE CURL SPRAY $112 99c WOODBURY NATURALLY LOVELy SPRAY 73c $1 SO HELENE CURTIS TEMPO" SPRAY $112 99c WOODBURY DREAM SET SPRAY 73< $1 50 ALBERTO V05 SPRAY ------- Sl 12 $2 25 ADORN HAIR SPRAY ••• :::::::::::: $167 11 25 BRECK HAIR SET 94< $1 50 ADORN HAIR SPRAY $112 $1 49 WHITE RAIN HAIR SPRAY $112 $1 00 CLAIROL HAIR SO NEW • -· • -- 75• $1 50 CLAIROL HAIR SO NEW .::_:::•• _.:__ S112 U 69 CLAlROL CONDITIONER $2 02 99c LANOLIN PLUS SET TO STAY 74c 35< WILDROOT WAVE SET -- '291! 25r DR ELLIS WAVE SET ··--··-·· 19• He WOODBURY DREAM CURL & SET ··-----· 63c --- GROOMING AIDS - TOILETRIES - HAIR CARE PRODUCTS HAND AND BODY LOTIONS AND TALCUMS 98< DERMASSAGE SKIN LOTION 73< 79c TRITLE'S GLYCERINE & ROSEWATER 59r 79c WOODBURY DEEP CLEANSING LOTION 63c 73< 98c POND' S FRESH START 79c WOODBURY DEEP DEW CREAM •••••••• 63< 60c TONI DEEP MAGIC LOTION 45c 75e $1 00 TONI DEEP MAGIC CONDITIONE. 59< JERGENS MOISTURE CREAM >44e $1 00 JERGENS MOISTURE CREAM 7Sc $125 JERGENS EXTRA DRY SKIN FORMULA 94c 52 50 SILICARE - MEDICATED $160 79e ITALIAN BALM 59e 59r CHAMBERLAIN OOLDEN TOUCH LOTION 46< 59c CASHMERE BOUQUET HAND LOTION 44c 99c WOODBURY GLYCERINE AND ROSEWATER 67c 29c COETS (COTTON SQUARES) 24e 45 c COETS (COTTON SQUARESI -,--·····-··- 34e 11 00 WOODBURY LOTION S2c 89r CASHMERE BOUQUET TALCUM 68< 47• 69r CASHMERE BOUQUET TALCUM SOc APRIL SHOWERS TALCUM • -· --·· - 37c 39c QUEST DEODORANT T ALCUM -~-~---- • __ 29r S9c OUEST DEODORANT TALCUM _ 44e 69c WRISLEY LEGTAN ··-·-····-··-·· 61c 11 00 NAIR (HAIR REMOVER) ···-·--·····--· 7Sr 80c QUlNSANA FOOT POWDER _ 73 1 71r S3c 33r 8r 45c 76< 28c 52c 77r 48e ~8e 19c 44e 28• ~OW WASHINGTON (UP!) - A federal gr a nd j ury today r emdir ted fh e Commumst Party of the US A for faJlmg to reg1ster •• a Commumst ac h on orga n ization con trolled by the Sov~et Umon Ally Gen Nicholas Katzenb..,h saJd th e new mdictmen t s1m1lar t o a 1961 tndlct ment of the party, was returned by a fed eral grand JUry m Washmgton The U S Court of Appeals reversed an earlier conviction of the part y wh>ch earned a $120,000 fme, by rulmg that th e government had falied to prove that a 1 wiiimg volunteer was avaJ abl e to reg1ster the party • ver~lve Activtes Control Ac t CommuniSt acl!on orgamzatons on each of 11 days lrom Feb 10 reg•sler wlth the J ustice o. The new Indictment opecific- 13 to Feb 23 1965 partmenl Under the act each ally charged that lhe part•· ' II also acc'Used lhe party of day a group la!ls to regiSter IS failed to register "even though fathng to ftle a registration considered a separate offense 1t knew there was a volunteer statement tnctud.lng & list of with 8 manmum pena lty of willing to regiSier on behalf ol party member names aliases 110 000 fme for each count or lhe party " and addresses , a list 'or prlnl· each day Katzenbach satd the new 12- mg presses controlled by the After the appeals court re count mchctment charged that party, and an accountmg of all versed the ear her conviction the party, whose headquarters money received and spent the Supreme Court last June 8 IS In New York City with fail The SubverSive Act•v>hes reJected the government ' aping to reglsler under the Sub- Control Act of 1950 requu-es , peal ~.:..'._:::__ __ _ _ _ __ Senate Harmony RO<\D Rf.P<\ lR NEELW D _ Th iS sed> on of Rt 124 alo ng the Ohio Ri ve r just erence to the now-defunct un And four representatJves pro· below Long Bottom has (aused moto n .stsand state tughwa, depart men t offlc la ll mcorporated banks posed that the Legislative Serv a lik e headaches beLause at Its condit iOn 1 tw st.1 1e has bet>n forced to e r ect blink~ - Repeal the law permitting Ice Commtss1on study the pos-er li ght s and wa 1mng s1gns to v.. arn motOI 1sb of one Jane tralfic Ro lland Torre nce, Ohto- but they 've lagged sub- Ires In shambles loday nal10n1 to 15 years, thus allow- employes of the state DIVIsion SJb!llt) of revJVmg the Oh1o Un- supt of the Me 1gs Co unty Otvtswn of th e State H>ghwav Departme nt says there IS stantially behind the Increase m Senate Democrats put an end ing state-chartered banks to of Banking from borrowmgAmer ican Activities Con.m1ttee nothmg that can be done to correct t he sttuat10n except rP iora i iO n of t he road be frequency and severity of traf· to complete eooperatmn m the purchase bonds from the Israel money from statEH::ha rteredto study Communist actlvltlh m cause there 1s no base tonence sa td relocatiOn ol the SP<Ilon 1s proposed and wtll fi, accldenls and the rapidly evenly d1vlded upper house banks lhe state probably be sold for ronstructwn next yea> - Sent mel Photo aplrallllg cools of •epamng bod- Wednesday when they staged Reps Bermce MacKenZie, D Propos< Night Races - - Canton and Ralph Regula, R Other measures mtroduced ""'' ' " • 'I les, both human and automo- and won • powfl' play over blle " gubernatoflal appointments Navarre mtroduced a resolu would WASHINGTON (UPII ~ 0 Tbe targets were four Republion to put the conlroverswl -Place the control of The mcome tax 18 ~ 2 years In the past five years, traffic llcan appointee! one to the S. question of prov1dmg public ch>l<lren s day care centers ! old today Absolulely 0 0 cele- ~u ~ a lalalltJel have increased I per board of RegentS and the othsciiool transportatiOn to private under the SOCial admlrustrai >On bratlon Is planned c _nt •nd reported IDJUriH 19 ere to various boards and com· and parochial ~ehool studenlo (Contmued On Page 6) 11. on Feb zo, 191 3, I per cent In Ohio ffii8$Ion&, who had already been ---- tbat S•cretary of State PbllanP1' PU AS<\NT - D> BenJamin F Som mer 89 said lhatln the same swom in and were on the JOb Fu I I .. lor der c Knox olllclally eer!I· I I eon one of West V>rg nm ' oldest practiCing physl number of bodily 111- King used a temporary Ill-IS Letti~r~.:r:.f. " ol ~~ Hed lhe adopllOD of lhe 16th !lans died Tuesda\ n>ght Ill Ho\zeJ Hospita l after a ,dallms paid by In- maJOrity, broogbl on by the Ill· burgh, who dJed Wedneoday m Amelldment to tbe Con•t>lu- short Illness 18.3 per eent ness of Republiean Sen Ft'ed the WMt Penn hoapltal there , don wbicb gave Congress He was born rune 21 18h m &txNint of the average Hoffman of Cmcmnatl, to force WI11 be held Saturday at 2 pm " tk power to Jay and colleet (otlagf'\t lle w Va son of tht' ft\o\ Jcm.lfntng llOrSet,tnd buggy jumped 2l per dwnt the appomtments to the floor 1 tax.es on mcomes' late ~Jlharn and ( athenne Mi l doctur~ He w:.:ts a member ~~~~~~~~~~~· at the Chase Funeral Hume with av UnltH , ..... lnt•rnetional ;;¢ v ..1 HM ~... J ler Somm·r [)r Sommer uas o/ tht Kanav. ha V:o~l le) Lodoe damage habii- and the 15 Republican voles b the M11 c 1 ' " o v ere two !lhort of the needed una 1 10 es erne ery A sprawhng, wtnd-blown snowstorm piled f1 ve foot 1 I gr11duat ed' w1th honors trom No 36 Ar & AM DIBJOrily for confirmation The Rev Herbert 0 Gnmm drrfts through the center of the nation today Snow a nd ! the UmveiS >ty of LOUISVIlle Survl'>ng are hiS Wli< Cora In tbe midst of the political Will olflcJale arctrc temperatures knifed deep m to the heart of DllUe School of med ~rme m 1901 and Wood •II Sommer a son W1l 1 ~ttle, the Senate did manllge She was OOrn tn Langsville, while Texas braced for poss1bly Jts wor st freeze m foul bt." gan prdcttce or medu.' me that \lam K Sommer, Lauisvllle, to pas• lla first bill of the .... the daughter of Mn Bertha years I same )<ar m Leon lie ronlm K) • da ughter Mrs Sher .. ood sJOn 1 routine measure elimma· Martm, Bradylake, 0 , and the Towenng drifts of snow virtu ally isola t ed manv cen u~d his pract1ce and saw pa t os1t"n PI Pleasant and four tU' ihe requlrement that hens late Rev w M Swmk She tral lllmoJS towns Strong wmds wh1pped •now th ree , 11ents unt>l one week before h ~> gra ndr loldren One son Frank, agam.sl motor vehicles owned wa• alao preceded In death by feet deep a round Memphis, Tenn , closmg all ma )OI j dealh havmg praellced ti4 yea'" dted m 1941 by public utilities be filed wrtb a !Isler, Edna Cartwright highways out of the city __ _ 111 the same commumlv Funera l servlles w11l be held the secrttary of state The storm , descnbed by the pr PLEASANT - Joe Cape Dr Sommer was ont' of t!w F'n day 2 p m m the Leon Bap CHICAGO (UPI)- A complete Also surviving are her bus· weather bureau as one of the crews near Q::ntraha. Ill were hart 24 of Lf'ta rl Rt 2 was 11st ( hurr-h With the Rev Leo.. overhaul of the Republican Houu Plllel Tlir« Bill• hand, Frank Rosenthal, Pitts- womt of the season has ordered off the highways be arrest-• Wednesday mghl by d Underwood offtcta•m• ~ 1Iveo s1nee cause they could make 110 head lhe Mason ~ Countv Shen ff s De 'arSO • party Ia vital and II mual begin The House, meanwhile, paS9· burgh ' two slstt•rs' Mr• Cath· c1a1m ed at 1ea!1 .. Hunal •>II be m tho ~•oo by M!movlng all traces of ex~;'le ~:~ue~";.!ua:' ~ It hooked out ol the Northern W<IY agamst the blowmg, sh>ll partment on a ma llc1ous assault emeter) tremlsrn, I Methodist bishop Wamsley Services • brolber Harlow Swink Bra· I Plams two day! ago mg snow warrant Fne nd s aro bemg received at aald today Being Announced dylake 0 ' Heavy 'now warnings re- Schools were closed !n many Capehart IS charged In con lht l row Hussell Funeral homo Blahop Gerald H Kennedy of Funeral services for Mrs Frie~ds may call at the fun. mamed In eifecl lor lower areas through illinoiS Oh1o, nect>on wllh an a ll ac k on Rul un11l 11 • m l'nday when tho Los Angeles uld m the current Henry (Thelma) Wamsley, who eral home after 1 p m Friday Michigan, Indaana and north Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas ter E Kmght 64 of Hartlord Funera l se1v 1les W111 bt> held bod} w11\ be taken to the Issue of Christian Advocate that died at 4 p m Wednesday at we st Ohio-wath up to 7 mches H1ghways wert lltlpassable ancl lwho w.as clubbed Feb 12 near Sa turda} at 1 p m fn1 Mrs ( hurch to he m state until the Republlcana must 'select new Rochester, Pa , after a short Duke Scheduled for of fresh snow expected The caro were abandoned along Graham Slat1on wh1le on a Han nah Mav Carson s; who funeral hour leaden , • • lnatesd of merely Illness, will be held Friday at warnings were exlended to lhe I roadways ltshmg tnp Id>ed early Jlns mornmg al \lei ----resbu!Oing 118 personnel with- 2 p m thm She was a former Delicate Operation mterlor an« norlhern sections of Knight wa. left unconscwus erans Memunal Hospll 11 afler out repudiating the 111114 pres!- Meigs county res1dent LONDON (UP!) - Doctors New England fo r some lhr<e hours and was a long >line<> dentlal campaiCn pollees " Surviving in this area are a will perform a dellcale eye op- South of the onow belt, heavy hosp>lallzed at Holzer llosp>ta l 17 1879 at ••'Itle wbolfl future of the twO- stepson, Granvel Wamsley, Md· erahon l!tn the Duke of Wmdsor ram fell and temperatures Ill Ga lhpohs fur severa l do~s I She was born Jul v party l)'ltem is at stake" said dleport; a sister, Mrs Nen withm the "next few days" It dropped to near or below freez suHermg from a skull fracture J..vger the daughter or the lal~ Bl•hop Kennedy In the bl· Smtih, MBaon City, lour grand- was announced today The 711- mg Aaheville and Hickory, concueSion a nd laceralwn< Wdtnm and Amanda l larl Pr~>e weekly mapzine for ministers children, and aeveral rueces and year--old formt!r British moo· N C ' were hit with an Inch of I The suspect was idenlihed bv and was preceded !ll deH!!1 h~ and church leaders nephews. arch has a detached retina m rain In SIX OOurs during the the victim accord mg lo th~ Ma her husband Homer m t!t5? Dr St>ltm J Blazewtcz wat "We do not think that the hJS lelt eye mght son Lnunt y shen(f and bv lwo mfant sons re elecll'd pr..,>dent of tbo pod old clays of rugged indl· AT 1, NOT z The Duke, who undf'I'Went Throughout MISsissippi Lout· She 1s surv tvf:'d bv a sun Ken 1Mt:"tg~ ( ount) Ftsh and Game vlduallam were so &ood '111e The Wahama While Falcon ma1or arterial aurgery in Dec- slana and Alabama, tempera- Orin E Atkins preSident of nelh Carson M1ddlepor1 n [) A<soe~at>on Wednesday mgbt people said with their votes Band concert will be held this ember, entered the London Clln- lures fell 30 or 40 degreeo when the Ashland Oil and Refmmg a gra nddaughter Mre Dnnna Other oiiiCers elected for 1965 that we are committed to free evening at 8 p m 1n the Waha~ ic Monday A clinic spokesman the ICY front moved m Mobile , Co speakmg berore 140 mern Grate Rutl and one gnmd:..on m tht> 01 gamzatiOnal meetmg at enlerprlse within the frame- rna High school audltonum in· saki today that both eyes have Ala, on the Gulf Coast report- hers and guests of the Central Harold Carson of lhlls>de Ill Porn/In\ s Second Ward F>n llllfk of ...... responsibility" lllead ol at 2 p m as was pre- been examined by lhr« specll>- ed a 44klegree drop lrom 73 to Ohio Valley Industrial Council two Sisters Mrs Mabel • net house were Hoy \ rmes, VIce Referrng to Sen Barry M vloully reported. list• 33 New Orleans conducted !Ia at Hunlmgton W"""esday urged Kent and Mrs Maude 5<"11 preSident f.d Thomas treasurQoldwatlr'l argument that the second torchlight parade of the the development of tr1nsporta Funer:.t l serv Hes for I d a Middleport a g:rt<.tt gnnddu\d ur~J <t nd Ht>nry Perry, ~ Repub11ciD party merely lost STEPFATHER DIES SQUAD CALLED Mardis Gras Wednesday nigh! t10n facilities m telling the story Young 69 voho d1ed at her res! and several niP-c. es and neph n ::S~( la twn the lint round durlng the DB· Mr and. Mrs David Slater The Pomeroy emergency with the mercury bovermg ~> to mdustrtes interested m ex· dence m Mmersv11le lh is morn 1ews ufhc lals tod ay Ilona! ole<llons Iaiii November have been called to WUllams- squad anowered a call at 3111 degrees above freezmg p.anding their operallons j mg ~111 be held Sunday at 2 tlh<nked a ll !hose who atteoded when be wa defeated for the town, W Va, alter learning ol a m today to the Eagle Rtdge Central IliUlOII WBB one ol the He added that lhe areas air p m al Ewm g l'papel w1th Services ~111 be al Ihe R<wl 1 ~' smwn say mg >I was one presidency, Biahop Kennedy re. the death of Mrs 81atersstep- home of Elmer Young where harde'9t h1t areas, With a snow~ transport system 1s madequale, bur~al m the Pme Grove ceme mgs Co •• ts f<uner<:~l homf' w1th 0 lht' lmf""t tufl"lOUts to a tor114: father W. E Dotson Ida Young was D 0 A fall of more than I foot Road and he urged that the abundant tary The Rev P A Casto wtll the Re'- Herbert 0 l.r1 mm of mf'f'ttng 111 manv months ' -f B 1 11 be <~a rn e proiPf'lors Donald WI\. manpower of the area and ed offtctalt> iC iahng ll una w1 Ch h m l1ams and Max Duckworth wer. ucational facthties be told as a She was preceded m death Grave- I I' 1 <erne1Pn es tre I~ d II h r I present to diSCUSS the pheatplus factor He al so told the by her husband Arthur Wtlham 1hr nen s rmt\ ra a! t e unera 1 f ant rear mg program offerbld bJ group that the fact that the area Young , and a sister L y d 1 a orne any 1lme a ter 7 P m !h~ SLate OJVtslOn of Waldlif was In App.alachia should be Wandling llnday e. " - · •·~ Tb hool lrred f ,_ "'-'· p "" ked playt:d down to avert adverse 1 She lS surv1ved by two .. daugh 'lbe Ohio P ower _,....,....ny _. e new JC rates st inatory nor pre erent1a1 u...s. v•uu ower a1!0 uBI as I pubhclty to tlie true nature of ters Rubv Fernando New Mar Vrtt>raos M<>mor!al Hospital Metgs GPneral Hospttal dajr termed " rldlculooa" a re- lbt Ire ol Columbia Gas ol Ohio much as It did nol preclude PUCO approval to make further lhe area potential tmsville w va and Wanda Adm lse10ns - Georg>a Hall Admissions - Ralph Giffen, quoat by two IIBB companies aDd Ohio VallO)• Gas Co ' which the use of gas ranK•• lor dem· rate cuts totaling approllrnete- Raymond BreW!Jter, preSident Adams Conoga Park Cahf Reeds" II' \ vonne Scali\ Mid Coolv>l le 1\oodrow Kapp Pt for a rebtarlb& ol a Public UIU· noarly a 111011th Iller IUed I onstratiOD purposes in total ly three • lourtho ol a milliOn of lhe Huntington Chamber of t E t y L 11dl eporl Kenneth H'JVes Porn Pleaeanl Dem er Qu- C-IIIH llommllalon order grant- motkla to lnlervelle with the eleclriC ~ehools, nor other gao- dollars annually These new wo sons rnes oung, aure " " III& Oblo Power pennlaalon to PUOO, <llrlmlnl Ohlu Power'a !Ired lnstrucllon equipment rates would apply to residential ~mmerce, and vice pre!ldent Cliff and Elmer Young Mmer~ leroy penter Elizabeth Vaughan, lower ltl riWI lor total electric action In loworiJII school rates Among the larger communi· customers total el<ctrlc hrme 0 the Huntington Publl!hmg Co ville lwo brolhers Herman Dlschar1es - Mrs Hubert Pomero1 IIChoolo. wu "unjust, 11111'0U111111b\e, un- Uu in Ohio which Ohio Power CIIStomers and comme~lal and welcomed the group Mile! T Warner, Tampa Fla and AI G1bbs and son .New Ha\en Le DlscbargeB - ShJCiey Caruthjuatly dlserlmbratory, unjustly aDd the two gas companleo small industrial CIIStomers. Ap- Eplmg of G•Wpolls, vice pre•l- "-rt Warner Guysnlle ftve nora Bae Svracuee Amy E) n crs Cheshire , MarJiyn Oiler ·~ Ia the lint Ume in - preferential alld In vlolaUOII of 1erve ...., Cambrldp, Coaboct- pn>XlDlBiely 280,000 Ctlllomers dent of COVIC presided T h 1grandchildren and several on, Syracuse Chesh1re Charles Klem, Porn~ htatory !bat anyone ner baa law" 'l'bt 111 firma cllarpd m Flndl FM!mont Fostona would benefit lrom theoe re- next meeq wUI he held In 1 mec.. and nephews Friends eroy Willia WUI, Pu111fli'OJ; ob)IOied to - tfforta to lower the · new ochool t'Aie waa de- lr.:.ton t,!~r Vernon' duclions ' Ironton in March with lhe Iron· may call at the funeral home TRIAL DELAYED D1llon Taylor, Portland, VIVIan our lllo<lrlc ralel," an Ohio signed "llllely to c1os1roy CCJIIl- Nowuk Portsmo:.U. Sleu~ The power company Nkl tha loll Chamber ol Commerce as at any tmte I The Jury tr1al scheduled to Arnott, Racme, George C • PoWtf olllclal aald. petition." vOle, preoent reduction applrcatloll hoot begm today In Meigs County mmgs Racme 011111 PoWtr wu granted PU· In seUIII& to ~ 11s ralel, However, Ohio Po- po¥rt- now before tho PUCO repreFINED $1t. COSTS Common Pleas Court stale vs - - - -ClO aulbor!IJ to ndtrct Ill ralel 01t1o Power aald 11 u at~ tel Gilt that any actlOII to 101 oentl the company'• fout11r rate LOCAL TEMPS Edward Dale Ande·son Dex James Shuster, on an automoMAN CONFINED 1o 11 lcJial eledrlc acboola If· lnJ to ~ell electrldty at tM askle 111 new ~ rate would reductloll 1n four ye~n, Ohio The temperature m Pomeroy's ter, haa beet! fined SIO and costs bile larceny char&e has been Jact Maynard Braley, It, of ftdln 1111t Jd 11, reprul'l· lowtll poJitbla 0011. Olillt allict ,all communities ID 118 Power also said Its rates are busllless dlatrlct at II 15 a m. in Pomeroy Mayor Charles Le- postponed, offiCials said, h"' IPomeroy, 11 being held It ll!e InC a Ioiii annual u'flup of Powor uld 111e now school ra~ 11-COUIIITeervtce. oreawblch lhe lowest In Ohio aadiDIOilltodaywu:llldeifeel Snowllur· lat's Court on a speeding , cause of Illness of Defense At· Me11• County jail Oil a ..... II 11Ie tiC~I I• lllllliii @ ' " Ill t iDiiii,. tlla1 lllclrle acbanllIIIe loft~& Ill . . J1lltlolt, riel. tllll'IL lllrlley Wilham Jenkinl. oupport citar.& "During that lime, auto fnsur COLUMBUS !UPll - The ed bills to &11ce rates have im crt: a se d shaky splflt of pohtlca l bar· -Shorten the ' good cred1 t" somewhat - about .& 5 per cent mony that lived m the Otuo period requared before state lor the average good driver in St:nate for nearly two months banks can mvest m fore1gn F }f unera or Mr Rosenthal Js Saturday s Dr ommer, 89 Last 0 f • orse n Buggy•KmdDIes w•• F'IVe-Foot s·now - Dri•tts Lay Across Middle 0 f Na1IOD • I ~ Capehart HeJd In () ubb•Ing () £ Hartford Man 0.0 Bishop Finds GOP in Need Of Overhaul I - - .,.., I ' "' Mrs, C n o·tes Th ursdav I, Dr. Blazewicz Is Re-elected Development Of Facilities Being Urged SerVICe • S ' et For ]da young I Gas Cos' Move C ailed Ridiculous Ml TWill am zu;HVW.. ' I I �·.. ... ' .· ... ~·- - - · ~--· ...... '"" · ~I 1 . • •?hfly ~ntlntl , Pomeroy Middleport . 0 , Feb 2~. 196S ~11~ llaily nocroR --rhe Leaning Tower of Peace .!!)f?ntin~tl SAYS C'OMMENT.TING EDITORIALLY in mstances whPre prior train1ng ts re- 1. qu ired W1th the high costs of operatmg a business 01 mdustrv the selet:tion of workers has to a greai degree dnfted to· ward experience and trainin~ . and those persons without it have a difficult t1me eetting a situation In this area where there is a lack of Industry , soch training w1ll be a good selling point to attract industry. There must be a ready supply of skilled workers, and the lack of skill~ has proven to be a handicap in plant locations. We would be helping the image of the entire community by the establishment of a . first rlass vocational school If su ch a thing comes about, we should redouble our efforts to <:olablish diversified industry In our area. and in so doing we could brighten the economic picture There was a day when our community was fill· ed with skilled workers who were employed in variety of occupations. and we ttill have ID many service facilities, but Q- My doctor "'Y' I ha.diabettc neuropathy. What II lhe treatmrnt What art chanrrs for a cure? most even·o ne can plainly see that wt w1ll hav e to 1nrrease the skills and ahiltlles uf youth 1f we an~ to move ahead. All would not be lost in the event thal a votatwnal sc hool 1s not feasible. Th1s 'auld be brought about by what IS kno" n as on·the·JOb training Many per· sons now emplo yed got their start through training with the organization with which lhev are associated . We can name do7.ens of opportunities for youth to get such training if a plan were drawn up and followed with enthusiasm It has worktod in many communities across the land, and there Is no reason that it can net work here. It is already a part of the P' ogram of local schools In the form of training In commercial pral'tices, and in such pract leal courses as vocational ag· riculture, home economics and industrial These may be manifested by numbness, cramps, muscular weakness, niSht 1weat!l, mto(.. erance to heat and cold, famtness, dizziness, and nausea. ID 1omt of these persons tbe cau•e I" a vitamin deficiency, and some lmprovement cao usually be npected from ta.ldq vitamin lablell and 1 lol&b ~teiD diet. Uver e<tracl may also be.lp. Youngsters who show tittle Interest In such fields as literature, social studies, science and other academic fields , but who are good with their hands could derive untold benefits from traming out· Side of thli school. There Is no reason why they could not attend school ses· sions for a half day and then under school supervision get a job to their liking, which would make It posSible for them to learn a trade, and earn some mo· ney at the same time .- '" Often, however, the n"t result ot the improv~d control is a temporary worsemn& of the neuropathy. A th1rd group consists of diabetics who are over 40, in whom nellher of the cauon mentioned apply . T"M UTTL£. IIA5HVtLlE TEIINESSEAM The Lighter Side By DICK WEST HELEN HELP US! !Jolted Pre" lotemallooal by Helen Bottel----' YOUTII ASKED FOR IT This column is for young people. their problems and plea:;. ures, their troubl.. and fun. As with the rest of Helen Help Us!, it welcomes laughs but won 't dodge a serious question with o brush - off. Send your teen age questions to Youth Asked For It, care of Helen Help US ' , thiS while I'm a good driver and mother w111 only allow me to drive when she wants to go somewr.ere. I have had to break dates to drive her places (she has m~ht blindness, and so 1 am hPr chauHeurJ. 1 have been cleaning the WASIDNGTON (UPI) - Ont of the wayst hat memben of Congress amuse themselves is b) poking fun at government· supported research pro]eots. careful. but my house every day and d01ng dishes, washing and Ironing, hoping that maybe she would newspaper. think a nearly 18 year - old WCKED OlTT can have a few privilege!', but Dear Helen : her door is still locked and I never dreamed would ever be wntmg to you, but I'm begmning to thmk her heart was nght now you are the cnly one 19 too . 1 thought this America, land of the free: T think would underStand my PLEASE HELP problem . I am a high school 1enior and Dear Help : • At this lato dale, I don't an only rh !ld My mother is a HE'S SERIOUS ABOUT ACTING, ob· think anythmg I might oay widow and we live alone. vlously He lhmks now that he m;ght would alter your mother's de-For the pasl two and one· eventually like to move over into direct· what'!l half years my mother has lock· termination to "do ing or producing But that, ol course, 1s nght" even if il's obvtously all ed tbe TV . H1Fi and all the re· a long way orr wrong. Aa you say, she haa cords m her room. I haven't Driving around Acapulco with Mike, • • • watc·hed TV on a school mght locked more doors than one, he told me all this about himself and h1s IT'S BEEN A GOOD LIFE , and he in over three years. When I though I'm sure she isn't a· life . He told me that published reports loves it. But he IS threatened with a d1d have permussiOn to watrh ware of it. that he ean't swim are untrue. And he choice which may be the toughest one My best advice Is "Look aI never overdid It, ond as for told me that he ex{'ects to take a lot of head"' Don't waste vour time gf his life. the H1 F1. well, 1 only used riding from the Natwnal Football League Sy Welntroub, who owns tho rights to fighting what you ca~'t change. that when I bought a new replayers next year because he '• Tarzan Work tnward rnHkina your odult the Tarzan character, wants to make • cord to play, which wasn't ofIt has started already. lire the kind you wouldn't want ttlevlslon sori" obout tho jungle boy ten . I could understand why uon the road," he says, "I room with with chMic of tan. In "Tanan '66" ho is •he might lock the record play- to change. You'll have many Cliff Livingston. And Cliff soys thot ov• tMtlng tho now Tarun characlor - o er up if I played it continually years to enjoy the things you 've orybody is ulllng him Jont." .,_ betwllll the old ape man ond but I only play folk music and missed . You have only a few I never really bothered her, or months before you're coUegt!bound or out on vour own. If took time off from chores . you'll spend !hem 'trying to unWell I got used to thi• be· cause I figured I would be de.,tand that your mother is getting my driver's license and lonely and afraid, rather thaD Ita. and Chinese funds wero could get out alone once in a mean ond demandmg, your ouopended dlploi!llltic relations By PIUL NJCWSOM own life won't ba colored by flowing Into the pockets of Buand ordered Otine!lt jjp!ornats 11Pl Forelp Newa Analyol bitterness Try it! R. rundi politicians. out of Ute country. Delpi\0 the fact that the Unit· On Jan. 15 came the assassi- zlbar wht"fe the Chinese pro- O.ar Helen : Hurundi's capital of BUJUffi· td Stales remains Red Cluna '> bura on the shores of Lake nation of Premier Pierre Ngen.. moted themselves not only as Here are a few more !dang Jllo . I propaganda targel, the Tanganyika had been regarded dandumwe, who had been ap- revolutionaries but the nation words from E:ngland. I Ukt Chin- an ool negloclln& AJ- •~ a ma)or headquarters for pointed to cht><'k Chinese in£lu- y·it.h ref'ent experiences and lu hear your Amencaft slang, JiOI. Chinese subversion and propa- l"J1Ce Mo'lt of those arrestrd in problems most similar to Zanzi- wo I though maybe your "pep the plot were ldenllfied wllh the bar, particularly in agriculture. set" would like to hear bow There the Chinese press both ganda agamst the West. Although President Julius K. we say it · Aid Congo Rebelo pro-C'hinese !lfOUP tbelr pol1clet again•! the United Goggle box - television The break with China came Nyerote of the newly-combined From HuJumbura. Chinese States and their struggle with Rozzer - policeman stHte had been regarded as an lbo Soviet Unlon tor inlluenctt agents advised and financed two WPf'ks later Scouse !rhymes with house) African moderate and bad been In the latter hall of February, Congolese rebels and supplied 111 Afro.Aalan affairs. -person from Liverpool. received In Washlogton warmly Recent events illustrate the them w1th arms transhipped the Chinese boonced back with Wnd a sandwtch. it. 1963, h1s relations with the farying degrees of their auc- across Tanzania, the former in- a treat} of friendship With TanBird; a bit of crumpet; 1 vlt United States have sharply ded"pendent countrie! of Tanga- wma . ceu. of skirt - they all mean •·aclined-especially since hll naSlroog lo Zaodbar In January tho Chinese sui· nyika and Zanzibar. Red Chinese in£luence had tion became a waypolnl lor girl." The Red Chmese emba~":sy lered a major oetback when the Wback - a friend . Luv, African kingdom of Burundi staft was the largest in the cap- been particularly 11.trona in Zan.- shipment of Chinese arma Into -A GIRl, FROM ENGLAND Black Africa. .._._ Ambassadors from both na- Dear Helen Hado Do It t<.v,prv Time I am 13. J;;ach nJght without tions have been summoned fail I have to do lhe dlah01 . home. TRY WE CASE ~E ODES, BUT IT SEEMS 114E '>tl!JN6 LAw CLERK,DID In announcing the new treoty, My other friends don't. They LEFT ALL HIS ELOQUENCE, KNOW· SO WELL IN 'THE PRE TRIAL RUNthe Otinese praised Nyerere'a go out and get a good personal!<OW ANCI SAVVY IN lHE oFFICE .... ity and I om I!Uck wtlb the 114AOU0H ,HE 60T 11-lE 616 BREAK... courage In defying tba U. S. "paper tiger." Gill For Alllerla In Algeria, the Chinese m.ved strongly to ofloet larg_. 11< ale Soviet military aid. On Feb. 13, tbe 13,000 - ton cLrgo ship Shuguang ('l1le Li&ht of Dawn 1 docked in Algiers harbor. It was a Red Chinese (flit to Algeria. Previously it hoo been announced that tho IWO aovemmento had signed an agreement lor the supply of "•ame materials" for A.lger1a'a popular mtlltla. 'l1le Chinese also hove been active in Algeria on the coltural level. There was speculation that the Chinese were seeking AlgerIan aupport lor the campaign to ban tho Rusalans from tho forthcoming Alro-A1Ian conforlllct acheduled to bt bel4 " Allien Gtl Jllllll • • Foreign Events: Reviewed .... College Basketball ln ot.hers, the nerve changea are the result ol not keepm& the diabetes well controlled al all hmes. These patients usually show a marked improv• men! In their neuropathic symptoms w1th more careful control of tho underlying ;lisease. arts Jo"'" Bond- ond If the public buys tho chongt, Tarun will hud for the hotmt scrttn In '66. Since Mike Henry Is under contract to Weintraub for seven years. he 's the Tarzan-on·televlsJOn-elect. "If that happens," Mike. says, "I'll have to choose between acting and foolball. It won't be easy. A lot will depend on how good a deal Sy offers me. I'll tell you honestly - if 1 had to make that choice today, I don 't know what 1'4 do ." • • • HENRY NEVER ACTED BEFORE "Tarzan '66" . And I found an amazing degree of enthus;asm for his work am · ong the tough old pros of the crew . To a man, they believe he will make It and make it big. They all say that he works hard , takes direction well, is Will· ing to do anything. As an example, Mike cites one scene where he is running through the jungle . He says he ran it, and ran hard, and 1t looks as though he's running hard . "The other Tarzans," , Mike •ays, "never broke out into a sweat when lhev ran through the jungle . It didn't look right I wanted my running scene to look right " Barry Clemeans, 6-7 Xenior Senior, N~ed Unanimously on All-Ohio Conference Team ' Stewart has Answer:40 Home Runs A - In some diabetic p.. twnts nE>rve changes occur. New Tarzan Has Energy, Urge, Talent By DICK KLEINER ACAPULCO MEXICO (NEA) - Did you bear the o~e about Tarzan and the pussy cat! Mikli Henry Is the new Tarzan, the 14tll ill the royal line from Elmo Lin~oln, who first created the big ape man . And Mike has never really liked animals -he hastens to assure you that he doesn't actively dislike them. it's just that be can take them or leave them alone . But gradually, he's been changing. And not long ago he bravely bought Mrs. Henry - a lovely blonde named Janet - a kitten. This, as they say in the song, could be the start ol something big. Turns out Mike liked the kitten and vice versa Now he's palling oround with a lion ond 1 leoP"rd ond a couple of chimpanues, os !hoy film "Tarzan 66" hero. He's giving serious thought to acquiring 1 dog smoll on-.oflor this picture is ovor ond ho can go back home to tho Los An· gtiM he lovM. Mike Henry Is a Los Angeles boy from a poor fanuly who already has made good and seems likely to make ev· en gooder. It was football which set him on the road to glory (altho·,gh he has long nurtured a secret ambition to be a music arranger). At the University of Southern California , then with the Pitts· burgh Steelers and now the Los Angeles Rams, Mike has been a stalwart. PH f\ICA.L EO 8 ) Way ne G. Brandstadt, M.D. A Good AIt ernate Plan 'l('IE HOPE that t he d1scuss10 ns among school officials at Ga llia and Mr1gs eeunty to be held th1 · week m regard to possible establishments ot a voc<~twna\ achool will bring results There has llP<'n a cry1ng need for thi s type ot tral ntng to fit our youth to he able to go out and get poslt wns throu g h their pr wr trammg. Such training durmg school years w1ll fit the voung graduate to get and hold a job ALI...STARS Years ago, somelJne discovered that the annual list of research grants made by the National Sc1ence Foundation was usually good lor a few laughs. Consequl!lltly, seldom 1 year passes that some congressman tiotn't gleefully pounce upon the list and extract a few thlghslagpers with which to regale his colleagues. The latest lawgiver to perform this ritual was Rep Wil~ 1\am E. Minshall, R-Oh1o, and Durward G. Hall, R-Mo.. who brought to the attention ot the House a number oi somewhat esoteric, and therefore m1rth~ provoking, research &rants. Pipe in a filter cigarette? In lhll group Utile can bo done to relieve the symptoms, especially If they have been present for several rrionths. Q- Re<eotly I developed 1 sort corn between my fourth ond fifth toes. What could cause lhts? A- Tbe womao who sent this leiter added: "When your feet hurt, you hurt all over." ('m sure everyone who ha1 had any ktnd of foot troubio would agree. Whereas a hard rorn I! du1 to pressure from Improperly f11ted shoes, the soft corn I! not a true corn , but a fungus Infection. Palntmg with 10 per cent salicylic acid In alcohol or applying half-strenth Whilfteld 's ointment two or three times a day should clear this up. There are oeveral other fungicides that are eff•cllve, IF used as d~ rected by your doclor. Q -La!tl summer I had ID attack of cellulitis. Ia tbls tho same as erysipelas? Penicillin Live Looger One grant made it possible shots and sulfa pills cured me. Can I get this disease qaln! lor a Stanford University ocl· A- Erysipelas is an acute entist to discover that salmon Infection of the skin coused who had been surgically alby slreptococcl. tere, so to speak, to keep them Cellulitis Is an inflammation from spawning would live longott he tissues just under lbo er and look younger !han those skin and IS usually cauaed b1 who became parents. a bacterial lrllection. Thus tho two conditions have much In dishes. A girl's hands are •up- common. posed to be smooth and you An attack of either does should see rnine' - DISH not confer Immunity, but the PAN HANDS death rate from them Is very Dear DPH: low since the introductioo of AI Gomer Pylf!'o oereeant the drugs that were used to says, "I don 't HEAR - A - R cure you . yo - o - ou!" Try lotion, clevoQ - A friend claims there II ion and hope there will soon danger In eating charcoalbe an elerlrlc dloh washer 111 broiled meat. 11 then allJ your future. -H. truth in this theory? A -Your friend was probThia colulllll Is dedicated to ably referrlog to NCeDt family llvmg so if you're havatudtes to determine wbelher ing k1d trouble or just plaiD charcoal • broiled meal cu trouble, let Helen help YOU. cause cancer. She will also welcome your The sludiH bave faDed II own amusing experienre5. Address Helen Bolte! in """ of reveal any daqtl' lrom dtla IOIII'Ct. thio oewspaper. All Ca lh a (' nun tv f' , l gf' lt><n ns \\111 be 111 act LOll Frida\· Thi~ filter cigarene Is packed widl night dP s plte SPt'ltlg a< lion thiS \\f't>k 111 tilt> (;e~ l lla ('ull ll · Amenca 's ~l·la!iting pipt tobaa:c~ tv Tou1nanwnt at ! Iannan TI;.H ·e ~ CLASS Shadyside 151 18 I Skvvue (l1 1!:1· 2 FULL FAUCET FOBCE! BEHRl'S WORLD Norlhwe ~ lern 12 1 lUI dPi t>fl h•d IL:tmd en rm md of pl:n: li 1 7' Dixie 12 1 152 Minster 17 0 fo'ort fo' rve- 14-4 It tnm!i : 6t lu ~~ 11 !1\t> opt-•nLn~ for De-pendable .;tr;l!ghl ~<Lme' hupt>S n"k" 'I lhn•• t" ' when t:u,h..h John ~ t'W ger~ Wi~klmt·s "'w .t. 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M1ln St. 17. • 1n Kvger Crt•t>k, 8· ln wlmtns of 68 two New Boston 15·2 Serond RIZER'S t=EBRUARY SPECIALS e1n Htghlandt•Js to Wt'll!'ton t<J 141 lmrtlt' Mc Arthur· Ln !It t' opt•mng t:l\J gutnt' or the !ii:'l'ond rlll!lld of tlw 104 ( la:;s '\ tourn.:.~mPitt tht·tl' I O:l ],{lo.;t \"'Pf'k Southw1·stt.•rn }(.. 8. Celina IC' 1J1 lti<.l. Albany Ill 19-1 l.ake-s1de II\ 17 I __ aa. - famous Half and Half. Get pleasne"' raste. Tr)' 1 puck today. ing aroma, great Pemeraw, �~ .. .,.. ....... ....... ~ • -..- • - ... ~ . .. .. ... - ... ~ ., """ .... ...... ' {'It ..~. .. ... ..... • 6 14-Daily Sentinel . pomer oy- Middl e port . 0 · Feb . 25 , 19 5 The Past Chief• Club me! · was served by hoste«. b M halfe' 'l'Ueiday evening at nome of t Mrs . Evolyne Devault enter· Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Straus- talned the ladies of Presbyter- Mr. and Mrs. Emmit Mahaf-1 Mr and Mrs Bo a sts baugh with twelve member! Lan chul\:h circle Wednesday fey . Barberton" W Va. called Athens. were Sunday gue preaent. A 50c gift e:r:change evening. A la-rge ..crowd was on h1s (ather, Mr. and Mrs.l parenb, Mr. and Mn. Wil· Dorcas News Notes was enjoyed. A delicious lunch . ~is ~sent. William Mahaffey . Saturday . I and family Sunday. SEAT BELTS 1 compared with the sums paid! men of today u.se their weapons SAVE • SAVE • SAVE· TOM BOY SANDWICH ( 58 WITH FRENCH FRIES by us in later years would 'o.n the r~putatiOn.s o1 upposJnot appear worth an argument .t.•on . candidates, and leace the much less seven years of war' i cutttng _down of trees and plants And the independence Wash·· (a nd hflle p1g s) to Congress ington secured for us has be- ar,d th~ Dept. of Agriculture. ! This Coupon l;ntitles Bearer To Purchase of Week-End Specials With Coupor "Jim-Dandy" Sandwich 15c OR only 58c Offer good Thurs. Fri., Sat. Feb. 25-26-27 I. Try This Oeliclou1 H•mburger With Grilled Onions & Pidcle ~-- oNLY I. CROW'S Town & Country Restaurant POMEROY, 0. E. MAIN STREET ~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l!!!ll! ------· - -- ----··- .~ _ _ ___ -~~ I; I I . '"' Twill Weitf ;g tti1gs ~ ArtcarveQI IWill-1.ost '?we - - 300 styles - ..,... Chevy lllOO Stotion W<180B big tightwads _.., detailed, des 'pc! riti e~qa;me taste. M ;. Ute eat ; , hilt&. UhaUIIIMI ._,_.tlle--"' . __ _ 1011 ... - 110 ,...._ c-.cto,_ ....... .... ..- :ourt St. R-WAY RADIOS ChevyH COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES In Cable -~ ~- ..~-'f.,...,. "' .- ·~ - - - - - - ,.. - "' ..... - ... - • - ... - ... - ..- '*" ~ .. .. ·• .. _. r • ·.·· 6-Piece LIVING ROOM GROUP 2 Pir<·e :e4 ..- oushioned front seals, padded front armrests and color-keyed front seat belts are among many unexpected standard equipment features. You can get an ecouomical 4-cylinder en~ine in the sedan or in both cars, a 120-hp Hi-Tbxift Six. It's fast to warm up, idles almost silently and is very, very easy on gas. .For even more power, there's a special Six you can order: the 230-cubic-inch Turbo-Thrift job. As we said earlier, the~ are m;r lowest priced ears. But you'll never know just how economical they are until you own one. Shown- Nylon 1iscooer the difference Clu!vrolet • Clwvelle • Clwvg II· Corvair • Corvetle -·------· job. -- SOFA and MATCHING CHAIR 139·95 127 5 ... _. - . ' POMEROY, 0. W. MAIN STREET 4 <If .. ~ ., "'..,'""',. • 4·• • .,...,. ·• ""' ~ •.,. ., - • . -._...,. ... ,.. ,.. ,.. ,. ""'- ..... .., ~- ~ • . , . "* - - - -- -- - PHONE WY2-2126 . ~ The Fabric Shop II'OMIROY 13-Piece Bedroom Group1ng .- 3 piece bedroom suite in wal nu t or grey - bo x spring innerspring mattress - 2 vanity lamps - EASY TERMS LOCAL BANK fiNANCING POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY .' Nice Step 6-Piece GROUP ·: . -j . _...=. ~.,-::...-= ' gr~;>~n. Consists oft CHEVROLET WY2-~284 n, I.Jeige, To bios $99·95 Sal611 & S.vice LJTO\\ Free~ 2 For beeutltuJ cfaG:IIIIut ~inger rt' d, Lampo FULL SIZE NEW LOW PRICE ; : IJ turquoise, f·r . Fr-2 Nlc, Tablo Hardwick Gas Range itltchlnc IIIII prMticll Jlc-ac••IIWI ; tOV• Reg . 239.95 SEWING MACHINE POR ONLY AI oli\·e and bla (' k . ZIG·ZAG ,.- SuiU The sec retol)l who bluffs about her skills bounces frcm job to Drive something really new-discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer's Used Citizens Band Radios $35.00 up ... w• do. SINGER" With aluminized exluwsl• !hat discourage corro•ion ••• Delcotron generalllrs that encourage longer battery life .• , brake• that adjust themselves., • rO<!ker ptJnela tluzl l!ush themselves free of dirt and •all. Tighll They're downright mlstrllll You're looking at the lowest priced sedan and station wagon that Chevrolet makes. We make a point of this since they neither look nor act their price. They're roomy. The sedan seats six. The wagon gives you a full nine feet fronl the back of the front seat to the tip of the lowered tailga~. They're rugged. The unitized body is by Fisher. Up front, there's an independent suspension system and in the rear, Mono-Plate (you11 never bear a squeak) springs. They're good looking. Clean. Functional. Foam- olllle ame." nobody offers betler values than Clu!vy ll 100 2-Door Sedan CHOOSE FROM OUR . .• M~ddleport, 0. a sofa bed in good quality nylon cover for unly $68 88. )';obody, but WITH ••• 2 STEP TABLES and 2 TABLE LAMPS Now You Can Buy This ••. ESCORT $169.95 N. 2ncl Ave. Pomeroy --,a.• SPECIAL! "Your C.B. Headquarters" ..... ...,....18 GOESSLER Jewelry Store CBiN FOREMAN &ABBOTT Meigs County Extension Homemakers Council served ; the Bloddmobile Canteen on February 22. Workers for the Cant.t.•en were Juamta Swartz, Phyllis Skin· ner ' Martha E. Rose, Margaret Brown , Vivian Humphrey, Cia- : ~a Paulsen, Helen Swartz, Paul- ! me Hysell, Carolyn Price, Ha· zel McKelvey. Ruth S. Ebersbach. Oleva E. Cottenll, Ber- i mce Winn, Hilda King, Gene- · vtece Guthrie, Myla Hudson. : Jean Sayre, Louise Rrewer Jean Schuler, Mrs. Clifford LeiOieit, Ada Slack. Kathryn , Johnson, Mrs. William Grues· er and Mrs. Frances Spencer. 1 Homemaker Clubs contribut· 1 ing to the Canteen were AI· 1 fred, Rock Springs, Portland- · Great Bend, Chesler, Hemlock Grove, Reedsville • Long Bot· tom, Bradbury, Syracuse, Others contributing to the Ca nteen were Riverview 4-H Club, Ohio Valley Baking Company and Valley Bell Milk Company. I .. _.MMIE'J•---- 1 UFE IS CHANGED-Louise Latham, the attractlvei .blonde actress, made It big In "Matnie," her first movie. A s"ge actress, Louise now leans to making lllms he· cause " 'Marnie' changed my life, ~~&tislied IllY soul.'' she uys. "now I w•nt 10me more Most people will pay $69 95 for an occasional c hair , but we gtve you 169·95 1 THE SHOE BOX j offen~ d. ! HOSE $1.00 eAntenna Mast Pipe Here is one of the most outstanding huys \\,. (' have ever Extension Group Serves Canteen At Bloodmobile twins ••. I eSprings Sturdy Nylon Cover A Regular $99.95 Value For the couple who wants I e Lead .... (Exactly AI Pictured) 1 Gar~ eMobile Whips ONLY • "HOME OF BROASTED CHICKEN" or Pagelo~n and Mr • Base Antennas ••• His advice on the keeping out mez:nber of the origmal very of foreign entanglements was radJcal Commune of F'rance very good but apparently not ~auld be very su.spicious . And muc:h heeded in a country which t~e fa.ct that BrnJ. Franklin In has some sort of involvemt-nt hJ:o; WJII stated, "\1y cane with in over 100 foreign countries the gold Jac?bin emhlem to I and is busily investigating the 1 George. Washmgton as the man oppotunities of making a f , most f1Hed to own it, ·• would treaties with Mars. Venus a~~ ~ really be glorious ammun ition 1 Luna. And it would seem' that Ifor some of. our ~ncieties by giving this advict! after Jeav. I But there IS a possibility that Jng the presidency, he encour· s.omeday on..:"e again we will : ~ __ _ f1nd thRt the music of Wagner , 1 and ReethovPn , the theorems of ' · Euclid, the Newtonian laws and ~he servi!'('!! of men like WashIngton are solid lhin~s and not t(. be permanently set as ide in r..vor of ''modem" ideas. Hironymous 1 eCrystals ~ - 1 Wl'/keSvl'lle . New! ACTION/ AT $69.95? . ;: ! set aside for Jts celebration is . !ro~?le provmg tiJs "American.. i now remembered main! b j Jsm t~ one segment of our 1 funeral director!, auto ~epai!. 1population. His association with ' men, and Insurance companies. the Marquis de LaFayette, a BROASTED CHICKEN · · · · only 60t Tom Boy Sandwich CROW'S ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THE Washmgto~ mi~ht even have I come so nebulous that the day 1 18 cui . to ''balance the budget., the j down a cherry tree wlth I• is total amount of which when , little hatchet but our hatchet- ) EAT IT HERE OR TAKE IT HOME NeWS NoteS I I tax levy made upon the colon- , mto spare. .;! SOFA BED .88 FORS I I SPECIAL You Can Buy This WHY BUY A CHAIR I I and 1 wne Sunda~· visitors ~~ . her and daughter, Monica, of Bel-l Mrs. Bolen of Muldleport. Sun·i parents. :\.1r . and Mrs. \\1\ham • view, spent the weel!end with ' day. . i C.arvm. their parents , Mr. and Mrs. El·l Allen Borgan of Columbus vi S· I \'lrs Silvia McKenzie, Marr;a Birch and "'r. and Mrs. ; iled Mrs. Horgan and M~t·tuwl , ihr. is spt>nding several days 1 Mrs. Ona Arix is at her with IIPr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Salser, Sr. Severa\ attended the Seventh homP now after spending tlw William r.arvin . Grade final game of basketball wintt>r with relatives. I :..1r. and Mrs. Walter .. at Eastern Saturday. Billy Ho. Mr . and Mrs. Glen Haning 1. and daughter, Columbus were bc,ck. and Kenneth Theiss were , called on Mrs. Elsie Haning. I ~nnd<1y callers of their parents, 1layers of the winning team. Mrs. Zelia Dean and Mrs Mr . and Mrs. Norvel Hound· Mr. and Mrs. William John- Bessie Mass if" ca lled on Mrs . shall and Mr. and \1rs Wil- 1 John Slou1. Mr . MR<;Stf' is 1n · liam Carvin. I fiRST .9 Holzrr hospital . l'vlr . and Mrs. Lronard Thark· h QUALITY Mrs. Carl Sampson. w110 as rr t·alled on Glendon \leG inn is ~EGULAR I al Universilv Hospital, Sunday. ; son and family of Monaca, Pa . Mrs. Goldie Jones. Albany, Certified Oil Station Ispent the weekend with hrr Ia - visiled her parents, Mlr. and W. Mltn St. Pomeroy thPr, :\1:r. Olivt>r Dailey \1r s William Garvin Sunday . ;;:::::;;:::::;;:::::;iiiiii::;:l Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rn1dford \lr ::1nd Mrs. Jimmie Mul· iiiii spf'nt Su nd<~ y with thPir son, holand ~md \1rs. b'ene Raines 1 . Clarence and fnmlly of Harinr all of Vin ton . ralled on thPi.r I BACHELOR GIRL The Dorc<1s F:UB WomPn ·~ parent s, 1\.·tr and Mrs Jim ' F'ellowship ml'l at thr l10nw of Mull1o lo md AGILON STRETCH Mrs. Bernice Thir~s Thursda~· \1r . ond Mrs. Paul McElroy 1 afternoon . and sons. WoHpen, were Sal.ur- ! Mr. and ~rs . Harry \Volfe day guests of her mother , Mabcalled on MT. and Mrs Wil· cl Wood. Petite, Av•rt" Uam Grimm and Vashti Fri· 1 Mr and Mrs. John Wood on4Tan _ __ day . and his mother, Mabel Wood Mr . and Mrs Otis 1\nopp wC"rt· Sundav guests of her dau. ' spent Monday with \1r and grtcr. \1r . ~ nd Mrs. '. . eo DavMrs. George Knopp of Gay . W .l· 1dson :-md daughters. Wolfpen. l' Middleport, 0 . Va The Horne Demonstration 1group met with Mrs . Joe i Strong, Feb. 10. Fourteen mem· bers Wl:!re present. The agent, Mrs . Calvin ta lked on new fabrics and co lors. A handkerchief excha nge was enjoyed, also a potluck dinner . The next meet-~ : ing will bt• with Mrs. ,lJm Haines Mrs H11rley Stron g and chll· PEARCE-SIMPSON'S drt'n wt:>re rr(·cnt cn:l lrrs ot her parents. Mr. and Mr~ . Henry Pl'ilwl. Middleport . Miss Donna Reibel was re-cent weekend guest or t1er aunt I ' : :\1r.s. Harley Strong. PIERCE SIMPSON Mr. and Mrs. Junior Snave.. I llereBy Holler aged later presidents also to Stlverovine, R. D. wait until after leaving the of- ' Editor, Feb. 2:1, 11166 ?~ before telling us what Daily Sentinel ~.ould be done for the count! George Washington were try's ills. Bltve today he would be considNo one would want to dis- I ered. to be a very remarkable parage_ hiB feat of !IW"VIving the J man. He would be 243 eal'8 coldwmter at Valley Forge but old ... _...~ h'• f ldy constder a recent presidenl who • IUIW .. arne wou rest · ed far DlOI1! on that fBct than on survtv eight years of a cold I his accomplishments of the \\o~~· or one who" cafl_le through past . For most of his early a deep ~ free?..e episode withfeat.! have been diminished b out bemg frozen out. time or out "-no b Y And that feat of throwing 8 ' -uu y more re- silver doll vent presidents. ar across tbe Po- I His greatest service to the toma(' may bave beeo some«>untry was hll leadership in lhiDg In 1740, bot we ha•• bad a war by which wt HCUred E· veral presidents who ma• temporary Independence trom aged te throw a good many the parent oolllltry, Tile prJ. ~llllou of dollars across 0 mary cause of this war was the ~ouple of oceans, und. neo ies by a king who attempted : As a small boy Gt'orgP. ~--- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Birch .Jewell Sale' End of the Month Special Groupings Mahaff~. c e2 PIECES CHICKEN e FRENCH FRIES eCOLE SLAW _ _ _ 1\L-----------------:-:--::-:-::----;---:--::--:':! Harrisonville ham WEEKEND SPECIALS! BROASTED CHICKEN · IJ I!ldlla ltDopp ' Dwight Hoback of Beverly 11114 Mr. and Mra. Jack Codner an4 children of RD!andus called 1 on Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoback \ llr. aad Mrs. floyd Jonea and daughter . Irene, of Mt Vernoo spent the weekend with bet parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred WUooxen . Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Salser and daughter of Lancaster spent tht week end with hil parent£, \ Mr. and Mr!!. Grover Saller. \ Stotes requiring In 1965 ca._ Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Juhnson an4 family of Shippingport, Pa. spill! the w..k end with his parents, Mr. and ~Irs. Earnest WHERE SEAT BELTS ARE A MUST--Shaded portlo05 ol Newsmap above show tha 22 Johnson. stale8 and the District of Columbia that now require seat belt. In 1965 cars. At present, Mro. Thelma Walton spent a some 20 million cars, about 28 per cent of the U.S. total, are so equipped. About 60 per sunday night with her mter- <ent of 1965 cars will feature another oafety facto~loned dashboards. ThiS will Mn. Thomas Holter. be some 20 per cent wore thllll the four millioD IIHH IDOdelo that bad the crash pada. - - - ----·-·Mike and Matt Sterrett of Syracuse celebrated their birth· ] been making her home with I~, Columbus were weekend days Wednesday evening at Mrs. Anderson. has joined her guests ol his parents, Mr. and the home of their great grandhusband, Mr. Carl Sampson, Mrs. McCoy Snavely. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry I I who 1s now emp loyed at Green- The Pythian Sisters met Fri· Nolle. Those present were 1 · ville, s. c day evening with 12 members Mr. and Mrs. Otis Knopp and Mr. and Mrs. Roy WiReman present. New officers were 1 JOn, Max, Mike Smith. Patrie- ; of Ravenswoo~. W. Va . were ', elected. 1 guests of the•~ chi~dren, Grimm, June, Ra 1 iy and , By Mrs. Jobn Stout Mr Mr. and Mr5. Donley Reibel 8 Jeff Wendorf. and their par- , Mrs . Grace Carr IS visiting l <:~nd Mrs Dav1d Wtseman. recently were Sunday guests of entl, Mr. and ~rs. Dick Ster· Mr. and Mrs. Charles King and i Mr . cmd Mrs. Robert Duncan his sis!Pr, Mr. and Mrs. Harley I children and Mr. and Mrs . ~rrl·l were guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Strong. rett. Tommy and Joy Kay Theiss est Carr. · .John Duncan on Sundt:~y. Mrs. Amo~ Lowe has been attended 8 Better Livestock Mrs. Grace Carr and l)~~·.irl , Mr . Wil!iam, llo,w~rd . and il and under the doctors care dub meeting at Syracuse on spent Sunda~' at Ironton ldstl · clu ldn•n of Zanesvt l!e , VISited tn e past week. Thursday. ing Mr . and Mrs Dana W1l·l M< . ~md Mrs. Charles Jones ~rs. Julia Coo))er was a re· A birthday dinner was gh•en liamson. 1and daughter. rent guest of Mrs. Francis I,ursday evening honoring Jan· Guests Sunday of Mr. and · Mr and Mrs .Torn Wells Cottrill. ice Hoebaek's 17th birthday by Mrs. Earl McGr;tth wert' Doug spt>nt Sunday wtth Mr. and ~1 r . anJ Mr~. James Mahar. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- las Clay and farnil.v ol Onwn , Mrs . Stew~rt at Middleport. rev recently called on his broth· Ham Hoeback. Present were ington, Mr. and Mrs. Larry . Mr s Anx and Mrs. Stout er. at Veterans hospital, Chilli· her grandparents, Mrs. Ethel McGrath of Shade and Mr ' wPrr Sunday visitors with Mr. cothe, where John is a medl· Hoeback, Mr. and Mr~ . Okey a~ Mrs. Earl Mr?rath and i and Mrs. Guy Bolen. ra l patient. Paynter and \1r. and Mrs . ch1 ldren ol Mason. W. Va. Mrs. Maxine Ponn is improvRobert Savre and familv . Mr. and Mrs. De lmar llliodes Ing. She is able to be around Mr. and· Mrs. Earnest . John· were guests ot their childn.:'n, some now . son received a phone call · Mr. and Mrs Richard 1\h()dl'<; , • John Mike Jackson and Bobfl"'m their son and familv. RTt at Dunbru . W. Va . I B\' MilS. D. F... WOOD bv Steele took exam at Rio Dale Johnson of Haywooi. ('ali f. , Wayne Poyne who has em· : Mr. Levi Holcomb. Jr., Jack· Grande co llege for entering ('01· Surprising them with a new ployment in Co\un~bus spent ~on fl'{'enlly VISIIe~ hts parents. [lPge there this ran. granddaughter, Tammy D. \1r .l Su:1day w1th relal1ves hen'. \1r . <lnd \·l rs . Lev1. Holcomb. r.eorge Chilli!·ot Is not so well Johnson is assigned to the u. I ~r. and Mrs. Robert .lewt·1l \1r . nnd Mr~. R1rhard Lew, t , . d ' ld f (' 1 b a ft us 1.on . s res t 11ome. 1 ren . o S.S.Princeton. j entertaincdMr.andMrs. Gcnn 1s ;m cu .oumus --·-. __ 1 1 oi McCall's Patterns 115 W. SECOND OHIO 1 bed sheet _ 1 pair of pillow cases- 2 pillows - I bed spread. (The bedroom suite is a plastic top suite). For Natural or ALL YOURS FOR ONLY Bonled Gas RUTLAND FURNITURE • FREE Installation SH 2-4811 ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, O, I �, -.. . 0 • • • { ' - - - - - - - - - - · 6-Dai\y Se ntinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., l"eb. 2S, 1965 Hospital 1\'ews VietNam Review Among those who entered Holzer hos~ ital in thf' past 24 SAIGOri (UPII - Thousand-pound bombs dropped boors were Mrs. Sanford Wise, by l 1.S. 857 jet bombers killed at least 100 VietCong t. Vtnt on Ave , \lrs . F'red Face- rebels in one of six strikes in support of VIetnamese mire , Rt. 2 Gallipolis. ~lr~- Ho- I troops. Vietnamese military sourtes reported today. mer We11dall Ree-s. IH . 2 Pat- , VIetnamese Brig . Gen. N&uyen Huu so oald his troops riot. Maurin.' Andre~~> Toll'r, Rt. I rounted 100 VIet Con~ bodies In this one strike. An· 1 Bidwell. \1rs Th~.·odo re Whit· 1 other 88 were reported killed elsewhere In the at· ti11Q;I un, Ht 2 C'!ll'~hire , Jcnni- 1 tacks by the light bombers and FlOO Supersabres fe1 Duncan. \-mton. Ro\ E. 11hich dropped smaller bombs. Ocn1elS . Rt l Crown :__'ity. Mrs. N' :lcin n Wood . (;alllpoli~ Ferry ! SA!f.O~ {l"Pll South VIet Nam's new mllltary P.u1nld D Glenn. Hender· 1 leaders today formally stripped Lt. Gen. Nguyen SOL , ~Irs . James St'utt . Lakin. , Khanh of power and sent him Into polite exile as an \\ \.<t , Jame s D L1 pton. Lron, ' obscntr at t:nitt!'d Nations heaflquarters ln New \\ Va . Chn: A Lev.·is. 2!l0 Se-York. In a fare-saving gesture alter turulng over roma CQnd St. \1iridlt'port, \!Irs. Romand to }laj . Gen. Tran Van ~linh, Khanh was given bert D. Fit~· . i80 So. Third St.. j his countr}''s highest mt~dal - the Cross of Valor, M uidleport . \1r~ Harry L. BaiFirst t'lass. lev, 1128 E. Main St., Pomeroy, "l am "·ery proud to have served my country," M.r!S. Homer C. Baxter. Jl5 Khanh said bt"fore boarding a commercial airliner Meehanic St., Pomeroy, Brett bound for Hong Kong, the first stop on his New York· A Jones Lincoln Hill. Pome- bound flight. "I have to go aboard in the Interests of ~y, Mrs.' Wyatt E. Radford, Ht. j \'iet Nam." The moon -faced, goateed general was ac1 Pomerov, Mrs_ Cecil V. Dillon. 1 rompanird by his wife and four children- three boys Reedsville. Raymond S. Barton, I and a gir l-and a party nf 15 persons. Rt. 1 Reedsville. M[Jrvin E Hall 1 Khanh's drmist> as military strona:man became offl. Ashland. K.v .. Walter PPI- i rial nne dav after U. S. authorities announced that phrey, Flatwoods, Ky ., Mrs. ~ American-piloted jet bombers have been unleashed Max H. Snyder, Ravenswood, against Communist guerrillai, marking another turn· W. Va., and Mrs. Wiliard A. ing point in tht• war. Kc.ssel, Ripley , W. Va. The incrrast•d dirert American participation In the BffiTHS war effort inside South Viet Nam was reported against Mrs. John H. Beaver, Eureka a barkdrop of diplomatlr pressures for a negotiated Star Rt., son, 7:22 a.m. Wed. end to thr fighting. Even as Khanh was getline his Desday. medal . Saigon polire broke up a news conference call· DISCHARGICD ed by a Vi~tnamrse group advocating a cease-fire, nePatients recently discharged gotiatiuns with tht• Communists and an rnd to foreign lnduded Mrs.. James Belz, Co- 1 i nt erfl'ITill't". lumbus Runion, Mrs. charles Guerrilla fon·es rontinued a series of harassing acHale, :vtrs. Evan Jones. \1rs. ! tinns again.;t goHrnment-protrcted hamlets in the SaiEarl DennY, Mrs_ Mnn- Ni('h- gon suhurhs Wl'drwsday night , hu( a U. S. military ols,Mrs. Jaines Rife, Mr's. Ht ch· l spokt·sm<Jn rt'!JOI'tt•d :uday then~ \H•re no casualties. ard Thacker. Mrs. James Slwv·J er, Mrs. Harold Gregory. \1rs. LO'I/Jlll'l/ (1 11'11- Aulhoritatirr diplomatic sourers Wesley Sisson, Mrs. Benj;c~mm . said tnday ,JrnsJI('('ts are dim for any early negoUated McKinley and infant son. Mrs. ! seltlenwnt of the war in \' it•t \'am . The call hv France Martha Miller, Chauncry Wrr- 1 and the SO\'it'l Union Wt'dnrsda)'' ror an international ner, ~rs. Gilbert Plantz, Mrs. i Southeast Asia ~warP ronf('l't•nce was viewed here ar;; Arthur Lewis. ~Irs. Ed ith !lines. I meaningless unless there is ad\'ance agreement on Mrs. Bryon Preston, Char- 1 terms of refen•nrP. 1ef:i Wheeler, Mrs. Leland Higgs . ~ Britain is pn•pared to continue off-stage diplomatic John A. Smith, Terry Bird Cyn-' soundings with the tarit appro.al of the United Stat· thia Wilson. Mar_y Yates and es, but qualified sources said the proress will be long Muton Massie. and tedious and ma_y not produre results. TWO CITED Two arrests reported by the Ohio State Patrol were Robt'rl Carruthers . 49. and Walter liar- · rlson. 62. both or Middleporl. cited to Gallipolis court Saturday on charges of Overload.el· ty Wallace, 31, Middleport was fined $15 and l'Osts in GJIIipol is i court on Wednesday for speed. Senate. - . • • ••••••-s!George Meany. was considered in union cir<:leo to be • logiCal steP if steel companies agreed -- -(Continued From Page I) ~~ 141 make any new agreement 1 silica. Gaqe readiDJs: Gallipolis division of the Welfare Departretroactive. ___ The pontifl broke centuries o! Dam 18.2. 20.1, running 28 feet ) ., 1 precedent by celebrating Ma"' on roll~rs, Pomeroy · Mason m~~ victims of the Seaate rt NEGROES IN SELMA, ALA., with the new cardinals at the 22 ·?1. P~. Pleasant 25 ·14 : Hinton squabble were Carl A Mintz, ,3 in began prep8.1'ation~ today for flower-bedecked altar, a rite in 1.112 fallmg, Kanawha F•ll•· U6 Cl d . t-~ th .. , b" d .. t Mondav which he rererred to the prince! rising, Charleston out. London , 1 eve 1an ; appom t:\.1 1 e i the " tg ay nex · Marmet and Winfit!ld dams ! ~orkmen s dComf pRen~allonR Re-h ~ the when they hoped to tustrn ot~t onen of the church as "brothers" were 00 the sills. grona. 8 oar o evtew: a 1p : ,::J 10 r the biggest emon r~ wns. 1 Boat movements : T . Shipley. Canton, Board of ReW ~ i the current voter regtstratwn • i drive . Ohio River _ Ranger down gents ; James R. Gould, Dayton . 1 . . . In New York, pollee mdtcated , 14 , 8: IO p. m.; Philip Sporn up , ~oardofTaxAppeah. and r .rank lJ 14, 10 :15 p. m.; OVEC up 14, C. M~nak , Clevela~d AdviSory WASHINGTON -THE LONG- Wednesday they have photo- I . bb Bak er mqutry . . graphs ol the (1ve·man assas2 .. 15 a · m··. St · Mar,,- ·,- down Council of the Bureau- of Unf'm- runmng Bo y 1 • 15 4·55 a m · Onward down ployment Compensa11on. d sin team that slew Negro ex· · ·' Rhod h d 8 II r · 1 appeare near an a1mos1 qm" 1 . · ' · ON 15 6 a m · Francis Hougland es a our sworn '" od h hS · t1 em 1st Malcolm X at a rallv do'wn 15 7'.'30 a rn. Buckeye after Atty. Gen. William Saxbe !end t ay ~loug enhatl rnfvf'S· I Sunday Chicago police kept -a ' · · · ·' ld h. h f 1 · f 111gators stll must ea1 rom · State up 16 4·50 a m Nation- to lffi e e tIt was legal or I f II Itight protective guard over a ' · · · th t 1k If" b f h ' the FBI on one aspec o 1e .. al up 17, 1:25 a. m ; Elisha em o a .e o 1ce e ore t e · case Black Muslim leader EliJah Mu· Woods up 17, 3: LO a m .. Walt-! Senate confirmed the appoint· · j hammad on fears that he was I er Bec kjord up 17, 4: 15a . m.; · ments. Chairman B . Everett Jordan, [ marked as a vengeance target ! Luther Herdman down 17, 1 King charged Rhodes w1 t h 1 D-N c., of lhe Senate R u I e s of Malcolm's followers. 6:25 a. m.; Vienna up 18, 12 :05 1 trying to change the political committee called another meet- 1 LAUNDRYa.m .; Alton Sephyr up 18, 5 10 makeup of t~e counc1l.s and I mg ol the panel ror Tuesda~ . It DRY CLEANING a. m. : Miss Nanl'y up 20. boards. and c1ted the hrst 10 was understood the session VATICAN CITY - I~ A CER- ~ POMEROY 1:25 a. m. ; Andrew Calhoun ~ days of the 105th Genera! As· would be devoted 10 an FBI re- emony tha~ swept .a~Jde some WY 2·5428 down 21, 6:35 a. m .. Harry ' sembly in 1963, when Repuhli· . port the committee has request- of the anctent tradttion of the Dyer down 22, 6:20 a m .. .ler· cans refused to confirm 77 ap- ed but not vet received . The 1 1ry Bosworth dawn 23, 6:40 p. pointments ~ubm it. ted b¥ outgo- report deal:" with testimony m .: Jeffboat up 23, 2·10;; m. ; m~. Gov .. Mtchael V. DISalle. given the committee in closed Pamela D. dow~ Greenup 6 p. J don l J?ean to take a page sess ion by lnsuranrP. agPnt Don m.; J . S. Lewis up Greenup from the h1story book and say B Hevnolds. one of thP chief 9:45 p. m.: New Orleans down we are going tit for tat." King : accuse~s m the affair. Greenup 1:20 a. m.: Lynn B. j said. "But 1 don 't recognize the ' down Greenup 4:30 a. m: West~ , right to switch .~lilical control ! AUSTIN, TEX . _ JACK RU- . ern down Meldahl 4.55 P- m., of these groups.. by appeared today to be headed John Ladd Dean down Meldahl The Senate ftght was not the ror anothl'r round of courtroom 10 p. m. ; Charlotte Ann down [ only maJor dispute of the day. 1drama _ this time to determine Meldah~ 5 .a. m. , In a Senate committee hearing whether he has become insane GAU1pOhs Dam - A. J Pat· on a bill to tighten the slate ~incP he f' red the fatal shut into 1ten up 4:50p. m.; Edeana 8os- strip mine regulations, Sen. Lef Harvey Oswald's abdomen worth down 7:35 p. m .: 0 . F. Oakley C Collins R Ironton t• th Sh d . ' · ' 1 oJ mon s ago . earer own 8:40 p. m.; Ro- squarred off wtth James Cun- 1 Th b bTt r R b ff .. I I th e pro a II Y o u Y apbert Reed down 8·50 p m . . h . · • mng am, an o ICJa o e pe r ring once again berore Dist John J. Rowe up 10:35 p. m.; Pennsylvania Deparlment or J ad J H B rt Alice up 10:40 p. m. : Orlenian ' Mines and Minerol Industries u ge oe - hrown hopp~· up h's number one •. , on. or off campus I down 12 :4(1 a . m.; John Hood ' Cunningham testified on l.he ~~ednf'sday . w en t e rexas ]u h:.mUs~wn trratmrnt and sl"rk . . Court of Crunmal Appeals drtIup 2 45 a · m ·· Jacob c;• down e ff ects of p ennsy 1vama·s strip . · R b . gooJ looh rn;ltched with skir t 'n swcat~n • Black 4·25 a m · Peggy Downey up . h od h ctd ed not to rev1ew u y ~ ron. · ·• mme 1aw, t e m e1 1or t "' . · · k go to the bead <Jf th~ fashion rulE: I eBrown 15: 10 a. m : Louisiana up 6:25 current bill in the Senate. Sen. v1c.t10n unt1l th~ c.ondemned r 11. a. mK.; Southern ?own 8 :20 a.m. ~dmund A. Sargus, D-St.Clairs· ler s current samty JS JUdged . . I anawba River -Solv ay ville. al so read a statement i down Marmet t ·20 a. m.; Luey from U.S. Sen. Fronk .I MI~MI Bt,ACH - A N F: W Jane Lucas up Marmet 3 t5 a. Lausche, Q.. Qhio, supporting the eleclion under rederal gm'ernm.; Duncan Bruce down Mar- b'll ment control lo decide the 1 I met 4::-IO a. m; Allen R. Mer- ~ · (contest ror the presidency of 1 rill down Winfield 2:55 p. m. ; · United Steelworkers' union was : 1 rated a strong possibility loday In the Middle Block Next to Elberfeld• Elgercliff down Winfield 3:35 a . . SEEK MORE MONE\' m.; C. V. Harner up Winfield 1 WASHINGTON (UPf' - The hy informed labor sources. POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE 4 a m.; H. E. Bowles down [ Amerkan Road Builders Asso·. Extension or the present May Winfield 4:35 a. m.; Thelma ciation wants Congress to pro· ! l strike deadline - as recomAnn down Winfield 5:30 a. m. vide an additional $5 billion to ! mended by AFL-CIO President complete the natonal interstate SPC!AL MESSAGE highway system by the target WASHINGTON (UP!) - The date of October, 1972. River news ~... ,, r I '' r l 18 BAYERS ASPIRIN REG. 79c eb 3 Spare R1 s,:E~~~ ~ FRESHJ BOILING 59c noo1 DUnON DRUG MIDDLEPORT by !l~_;;;;;_;:::::~----~~~===;;;:~ I BEEF FOR SOUP GROUND BEEF E' FRESH : Chapman, Mrs. Joseph 1 Struble, Mrs. Soulsey, MH. i Richard Plymale, Mrs. Grues· er, Miss Shirley Wippel, Mra. Henry Werry aod the honored guest. Sending gifts were Mrs. Ed.wJn Wehrung, Mrs. Walter Wolfe. Mrs. Robert Wolfe, Mrs. Hank Yotmg, Bill Young, Mrs. Denver Thoma, Mrs. Cleland · Hines, Mrs. William Sordon, Mrs. Helen Stewart, I Miss Dorothy Russe11, Mrs. l..Quisa 1Lillinn Pierce, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Dale Smith, Mr s. Charles Wt:'rry , Mrs. Gill hert Mees, Mrs. Doris Spencer, , Mrs. OlivP Weber. Miss Brenl da Ingraham, Mrs. Elwood Bowers. Mrs. Orval Wiles. Mrs. Mabel Niemeyer, Mrs. Emer1son WelL Mrs. John Terrell, 1Mrs. Norma Goodwin, Mrs. Gal ry Freeman, Mrs. Barbara Fry, Mrs. De.lem Call, Miss Ruth Wingett. Jam@s, Pat and Susie Soulsby, Mrs. Frances Hewetson, Mrs. Amanda KAspar and. Mrs. Lou Poulin. i GROUND c 2 lb. c c PURE I HURON CAN 5 m89c ... .. TJI.T·IM -·•nl•~~ v••r.olul lll!nd· •P II ..,.f<ornlt "" ....1..1 &!ylln~l custom·erefte<t in ..11uine waii1L<t wne•n ar"1 selected hardwood solids. PrtclsiOfl·e•allld "'D1Iun SP·26" 26,000·wolt horirontll r:hauls, : .I Prices Stuf As Low As- COLOR FIDELITY CONTROL ojl~~~~:~~ • tlllfliii'AUTOMATIC DE&AUSSIII6 tnl n1w warmth 111d llf• into color TV plcturn. (trla~:k·ud ·whlta, too)l $J99·95 Purifies cc:rtor TV Instantly! Move your ••t In •ny dlr.ctlan without r;:otor •d!ustmiiAI.I BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. UNKNOWN DIABETICS WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Public Health Service says that at least two million Americans have diabetes and don't know it. The agency said Wednesday the nomber of persons tested for diabetes needs to be ill· creased sharply and testing programR should be overhauled to focus on groups more likely to ha.ve the disease. Officials e.<tlmated that besides the undetected cases, there are about two million Americans with knowD caset of lho disease. Can• ( Oleo Margarine 5 lib. pk... 95c HOLSUM c CHERRY .. ~.99c lv1. SPRAY STARCH VALLIY BELL 20 OL C••---- 29c GOLD MEDAL FLOUR ···---- 25 lb. BROUGHTON COTTAGE CHEESE GRADI "A" GAL • doa. lb. •RINCJ IUITI eSPRING HATS MILL STREET - MIDDLEPORT in~br~ry-, 1 ,~me<l ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~;;;;;;~~=;~~~~~~~~~;~iJ ........ 18· ~. hf"ll..., ~· •11!!'11 i • ·--·-----....-·· ..... :~ POLYPROPYLENE OLEFIN FIBER ------------------- --·---~ - SEE 'I'HIS .II.MAZIWG COMBIIfATIOJf Of' VALVES REVER BEFORE AVAILABLE IN A CARPET AT THIS PRICE. f----·· --·.. - - - """"""""=""=""T, ' 1111CK BUUCY P!l£ m:atliiT Her.culolf$ hith bultl:ing llfOpertlts Jive Viis carpet 1 really plush, tuxuriOU$ leo!IJW-IIJII]elfoDI, witlout lld<lin£ lOlls ...t. tltllrllto look is expeasivel 1 MMlGIIS HSIIIOII SHAD£S WEAR·ABILin Aurora Bltte, Jades.torw, SfleU Beige, rarsythia Gold, liAlB Green, Sandal· wood, Walnut, Clt.ampagncl A spa1kling Long lite even when usl!d in beav1 traflic areas. Re· markably resistant to crushing and matting; continuous filament 1ibefs collection of dc.coratar to\ors keyed ro current home rash ion~ lt.eods and tastes! WiVmly be.autiial1or ewry won't fuzz, shed, pilU room! U$'1 M ct£AN, kEEP CLEAN Wipe aw.1~ almost uy ~ta rR With 111St dr t e 1 ~e nt .1 1Hl water. Near:) ~tai,C · l1er p11e wont H'IIJd rl1 rl LOC!£0-IN COLORS H1• rcu1Dn t.ber hods .09 PLEASANT "All ' Shook Up" is tbe Iitle of . tbe play •eleC'ted by the senoJor Class of Pt. Pleasant High 1cbool as the annual I class play to be presented lbe IaUer part of Marcb. · Dii'O<ton of tho play are , Mn. Jon Leigbty and Mr. F. Lanceaaese, teachers at Pt. , Pleasant High, assisted by j otudfttt dlreeton Dobbie Mor- ' ruw alld Marilyn Moure. Member's of the cast are Marje Mohr, Walt Fisher, David Bennett, Pete Pa.lnteloukal, Allllll lllorman, Nucy Gilley, Breoda Swabr, ll<>b Thomas, Pamela llllfflngtoo, Keitb IASKIT \ wont hde rn sunlight or d • r~t w1th age ••• .an 1m· r.1 u1h and nnldr-w proiJI. !1re rt'<. l~l~n!, lll!ll aller· po•tJnt leal we :hat keeps vour c:trl)et loo~ ing new geni c~ lllr years! Come Inf See how liitle it costs io put ihis lush carpet fhroughoo+ your entire house. Take up to 3 years io pay! 1 4 Egg Noodles ____ ...... 25c Retlstered Ph1rm1clsts To RKET SIMONS OPEN EVENINGS TilL 7 E. MAIN ST. SATURDAY TIL 9 PM WY 2-3975 .· POMIROY PM - Serve You SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WY2-2tll 1111. M1ln Pomeroy l.------------------IIBara.U. SQUARE YARD ltlcludittc Cushion ....stllllltiea 1 lad Tom wytoa. INGELS FURNITURE WY2-2635 Open Fri. & Sat. Nights its (Oiu• 1 1dl11 f ~ ~. 1he>l! hues 'All Shook Up' · Is Title of Senior Ploy MUELLERI RACINE, 0. COATI PT. 2 ~c WAID tROSS SONS eiPRING STORE j PRIM FRESH MILK e SPRING DRESSES - -- PRECISIOI BROUc»iTON Ice M'lk 1 Spring Fashions is for WHITE COLONIAL Now From Our New · ( SIRVJT 1 TILT.OUT c JERZEE OR corn KIRN&L ( lb. 31c I WHOLI ' lb PORK GR!EN GIANT- 303 StZI Make Your Selections BEN FRANKLIN Tributes Made To Famous Men Of America Program Given On Art' when I C hapter Meets I SKINLESS CUT-UP FRYING CHICKENS_ -· ARRIVING DAILY! I lb. SIMON'S W 1 1 lb. JUST RIGHT from Continues This Weeki when !he :.oyal H<"rf'ar 1 Class Easter basket treats will be:of the Middleport Church of p;·I'Sidf-'nl requesllf\~ HCIIOCI on · · Ch T · ' f th 1, H provided restdent.!J of the coun- n st nw t Ut'SdiiV evl'nmg a1 II le eIosmg o e eh·ran":>- •Js- ly m · f.1rmary by the Sandra K. tlJe cI mrch_ 1'11e or:wntng . praye r . 1 1 "N~ s. d . 1 1. Mt lcr Chapter Guild Girls of was given IJv Pnqor 1Jon1-1ld .arne on comm11 f'e or . . Hi · · .. ;. . the Middleport Ftrst Baptist n. cks. . . tl d P b1r 1 av omner 'o\erP ._arne ··R lh Tl E rhurcb. Plans were made at a l.JI.'VOt lons were by Mrs. Les· t I. 1 ..euzmg, u 10rnon u- ""· d . 'l' L' • - ld. , ! 1·w 11·e - bs1er an d p ear 1 1-.; "\.!lapp meetmg ,~,~es ay evemna• at the ' Je · ui'Vlrl me u mg 0:1n article . pot atoes) · p Pggy· home. ol .Myrta Wil siJn . 1sra II ope d . 1entitled. · ·Work and ·Pvertv" . · ', I',..rns. · Lmda l'.um . 1'h er · d · M1ss Wilson gave the opemng hononng famou ~ Amenf'ans in· , ~n , . 1udmg ''11• H II . [;' J..lrayer followed by the tormal (' (reorge Wa.slungton , Ab· .. 1 ., } yse 1saw) 1 1 . . 1. m · ra ham I·~ tn('o 1n. 11 oracc Greeley · da Kau l-1 v1ce .1 v· k" M · r.ve -vnd n.1.ua 1 openmg '' mot~' IC 1 orantv an ' · d Chnrles • ' ., d ' C . · cha1rman 11re:;1ded. ,w Ltndbergh . i' a ys urnmm~s t bakfti A IPtlt-r was read from the Mrs. Lena McKm ley read the ;C" Rnsl; Elza r:11mo h· • .1 re .• un; State t;uJid Counselor <Jnd the Inaugural praver giv1•n byj ·d M:S·. Knapp {eake t. .. gir ls pla nnt:d to attend the ~ashmgton. foll~wed by group DVItJalions to attend thP pa, - Culld-0-Harna at Granville m smgmg ol' "The Little Brown l wl ereHselnl t flo, ~lr. ilnd Mrs. June. They also worked on the Church" Mn. En in gave scrip1' on a ro . L\1gan and Mr · deg ree of the rose, passPd the 1l~re pcr1<un111g · · · . , to lh(' beg mning 1 · · ~ ~ rs . \\.ltha?l Stewart of lest on Baptist Forf'ign Mission- ot the church. H.ev. Hicks spoke · . Jrn s. Spe~;lal lllVIfilllon~ are a riPs. Jnd voted lo pun·hasr on ti1P beginning of christianity I l .'. lended to all pnst pres1denls guild ptns. ils rnal s and its tribulati ' 1 ~a\d ~h<:~rt ~r members !\.rehear- The ne-xl mN•ting will be held l-Ie also reviewed Catholic~~·. I 1 or e program was an · Tuesday , March 9 at the home past and present. nounced for Sunday March 14 · · L k w·1 · th of .Je nme Cra1g. M1.~s W1lson . . . 1 ey, pres1dent pre· [ at e .ementary. School and served refreshments during the sided over the meeting.' Com~11 in t~ pro~ss10nal are _to eveni ng Attending were Jennie mittee reports were given. lf e p~esent at 2· 30 p.m. A girl Craig • .Judy Broewcr, Marta was announced that Mrs. Val fo.r Glrls State was se lected and Hubbard, SLephanie Pullen and Heynold~ . octogenarian of the! Wi~ be :nno~nced later. i Mrs. Donald Boone . adviros, chW"ch had passed away. The l n mencan p~ogram was with ttw above . meeting was closed with tht> presented by Eulalte Webster, ' benediction chairman, who had an orticle on · c. v . Rrfresh~ents were serv d I Americanism. It was brought ,.,r.~SOJU l'~lllerUnn b · e to l 11 ., 1e 13. mem ers and two gut\::ls out that America Is great lo- (-,rOIIJJ of Relfrti1'P~ Rrv and Mrs. Don Hick~ . \!~ da~ because of . the couragP ~f .1\lr. n.ml Mrs r.eorge S1ss on Ihe hostesses, Mrs. McKinle.}•, i our. rore!athers . The leadf'rsh tJ--1 enl f:'rtamed relativPS Tuesd.1y Mrs. Ervm, Mrs. George Childs · wh1l'h we now enjoy grew from ('vrning at their home. Athens ·' our leadership of the past Mrs. Road. honorin~ th•'ir so n. Phil , ~ Websler quoted Thoma> .Iefler- 'P Richard Gaul, on hr< tOi h son, "Haw little my cnunlry- birthday. ~en know what precious bless· A decorated birlhdny cah, . I m~s they ~ssess. " and cl.used the git'l of his greal g!·Hndml)b) emphaslzmg that Amencan- lher. Mrs. Hmv Canterburv · 15m means devotions lo or pre- it:e cream. cofre~ and koo\ a-id was feren~e for. th~ United States were served during the evening .. A nominating cornmrttee &lnd Its institUtions. Prt'sent werr Mr and Mrs . .lo· s1·lected when tlw Ohio Eta , memorial was con- sepll Sisson, Mrs. CPorge Sis- ~~~~ Chapter , Be! a Sigma Phi ' FIRST son, Mrs. Roy Seyfried, Mr. and · ~ororny . !"Pt Tue.o;day eYening 9 Mrs. Philip Radford and Steph- 1m the Mtddleport r.a<~ offices. QUALITY anie. Mr. a nd Mrs. Wyalt Rad-' N.amed were Mrs. Paul Huston. REGULAR ford . Mr. and Mrs. Sisson and Mrs . Don Betzing .and Mr~. Certified Oil St•tion Brenl and Philip Richard . The Frank Eschleman. w. M•ln St. Pom•roy honored guest received many ~ Mrs. Paul Chapman present·· "'iiii:::iiiii~n~ic~e~g:1 f~ls~. ed the cultura l program _en-1 • I 1 • "Art.'' It was announced 1 :.=r=;;;:::::~ orders are being taken for i articles and that t"hapler is still collecting! 1 · ~otlle cnp~ to help with pro· Jf'Ci s. Refrr.slvnent ~ were served by Miss Sharlee Newman. president of the chapter. Those atlending were the above named and M~·s. Paul Amberger, Mrs. Pat Hmdy, Mrs. Carl Horky Arlf"ne McDaniel, Mrs. Richard Rawlings, Mrs. Dan Meadows Your registered phar· Mrs. Linda Watson. maciat penonifie. the ul.. timate in skill 1nd ac:cur• aey when compounding I prescriptlona. TbjJ preci' iion, one of the ABC'• of pharmacy, Ia gained throu&h yean of trainint and experience. 11 . 11 ·a Get More For LESS at Simon's! ' Ea.'iter Treats W "ff Gl"ven At Infirmary tion was read :Vlrs •.,,, ca-~~ing.Aromm~ ld .er Andrew s, national I CORRECTION SALE Legion Birthday Party is Planned For March 75 by Auxiliary Unit SPRING FASHIONS I' BIG \ Chapman-Canaday I SPECIAL VALUES FOR FAMILY and HOME! I I Mrs. Norton, Robert ==========~G~ru;c~s~er;·~M~r~s-~J:arn~e~s~S~o~ullsb~yll Mrs. Legar,Gene Mr. Clark, Harold The ASBURY ModellG2041 O.nish modern stylone:, I I I FRYING CHICKEN " I progrm on Indoor Seed I the seedlmgs IS between 62 and I Y Me1gs count)' Riding Club met night ; Blennerhassett Boots and 1Downte that the Me1g11 4-H ;owing" was preae nted Waucn L70 degrees ., that pottmg · soi I noon at tbe home of Mrs. . Tuesday evening at the Grange ~addle Club al Belpre. August · PI easure Riders. c lub wIll Plani ~•ndaRwtland ~arden Chlub <Jlet should be used containing one ~~~r~ b~:n;-:waTyheM::C"~(~ ' hall. 7, night and Eleanor . w V;; , trees on the fcurgrounds when IT•O Y evenmg at t e nome part 1oam one part sand and • ; A , weather permits and also thai 1 · ' at 2 p m al the Middle 1 . ugust 28 . n1ght 01 Mrs. Carl Dennison in Rut- 1one part spaghum moss. and · · · Tom Reuter, president, con· , the first meetins of the land Mrs Dayton Par· that they should be kept cool port First Baptist Church. ducted the meeting and plans! Mrs. W. A. Morgan was nam- would be March 15, at 7:30 p., sons was co-hostess. I with high hum ility after growAueoding ~he meetlllg were were made for the next meet· 1ed to ('heck on an English and . m_ at St Paul's Lutheran Mrs. C. 0 . Chapman pre~ent· Jng . Mrs. Pa~l ..:>mart a~d Mrl. ing when Mr. Grosenbeck of a Western judge for the Meigs Church. eo devotions using e:<; her . Arnold Richards. Mrs. David I Delaware . a representative or Counly show Each member of The JaVm club will hold Its lhr.me, " Music Thera!')y." Mem· l - ~r s . Guy Larkm_ had an ,ex· Entsmtager and Mrs. George 1Al.bers Milling and F'ted Co . the club is asked to notify Mrs. annual fish fry at Wellston on 1 ben~ answered roll r:al · by ;~am- hlblt of for~ed branches. l1te Aode-rsoa were unable lo be w1ll be guest speaker Fred Leifheit or Mrs. William March 11 at 6:30 p. m to which ing flowering trees or shrubs travetmg pnze wa s won by pre~~nt for the co~mlttee I show 1 film. lhat can be forced. A report Mrs. Pearl LJttle. Mrs. Clar· meetmg. or representaiJves of 1 ence Murr ay "'Secretary w :~s the \'BrJous churches. A report on the Ohio (In lh e recent bak e sa Ie was ' reported a suraj · · ·a! · t · t · 1 Horseman 's A:ssociation rrleet.ing ll g1ven and a contribution made c. .r.: pa Jen 9 1 '~"' · :'"· ih;-._..:·,Mi:o:..;w .,,,, to the Highway Planting Fund _ Veterans Memonal Hosp1t~ , March 16 was given by Reuter . Muss r's 0//Prl•t/ IJ'-' Two new clubs, Oak H11l and I The club planned to landscape Mrs. \\linn WI !I prese nt a pro_, the Bradbury Elementary ' gram on "Ga rden Theri.i pv" on IF/ '//. '-" I Wetzel Count~, were accepted · ·ta1Jon d w• p J d . h -. ff " r rum ,.,fliSOII mto Sehoo l. An mv1 1 1 was rea ·~ ra 10 on t e "l o ee d !he assoc1atwnt It was vot h .. e 1o 1eave pom c1asses t e h to attend the nower show held Wit Janet . hour March I Re· Ma ss or I he Angels was offer- sanw. and 1r money ls paid 11 I at Lazarus m Columbus. Mrs. frt-shments m keeping "''lh cd lm W1llJa m Hltll<JJ d SisSOn must be pau.J in all clJsses·. 1 were by !he Hfv Father John Tur ri Paul Winn , president . announc· Washmglon 's birthd<:~ y ed that an auction would be servr-d lo the above <tnd Mrs ut th e SatTed Heart Church 1 Tenta!tve dates for various held at the next meeling. Joe Hishop, .1\-lr s . .lack Robson, WednrsdRy , February 24, at 9 dub's shows are N1tro, W. Va., ' Mrs. Robert Canaday pre· Mr s. Cush Johnston. Mrs. 0 1· n m. May 16 in afternoon; Meig s I genled the prugram on plant· , eva Cotterill, Bl•qha Amos . Burial wa.'> in the Sacrf:'d Heart Counly. M<-~y 23, afternoon ; Gal· in~,; seeds indoors. She stresst>d 1!Vln f:hariPs FolPf and Mrs Cemt' ll•ry and pall-bearers werr li.~ rounty. May 30, HfiPrnoon :: that the best temperature lor Virgil Adkins _ Kermit Wallnn, Wil liam Shelton. Albany, .July 3. al night , Ri v· James Stsson, <md F . W. i , ~·,,, Si>.<Un. (lul-ol-town rei FENWICK (;UJI.J) NOTICE oliv es <.~!lending were Mr. and 1" Jlu~o PwroiU, Mr. The Te•rhers and Parents i _ , :tnd Mrs. Hobt'rt Young. Mr. (;11ild of Ff'nwick Central . . Plan~ we~e m~~le fur the. Le· d,tu ·,tt>d ~y M~s ., .1~ornton and nnd Mrs. I ;r-orge Aldrid~c a11d sehuol Will ho ld lhf' mnn thlv g10n birthday pa11y on Mdrch ~Irs Knnpp fm r:IIZ<Jheth Young , Mrs 1 ouis l\.hrchi all f r .Ji . . c . h j> • I.' I (', 1 tl I•' . -~ 1 . d S ·lh ~· · ' o ua I· mt'l' tln~ Sunday, l•<•b. 28 at I 1 l.l. at t e umtruy Lemen· .er ru e u~at e. .a Y~ fill I)Oils : ;111d M1ss .\1arflta J\olathews ' L th F · k s h 1 i to ry School when the American and Margan·! Smilh, a fter whi Ch of Hi-lmiltun. f. ~· . a e e enwJc c oo n 1 1 I~S~Ilr · Hefreshmenh will be l.f'gion Auxiliary of Drew Web- th f' meetmg dosed 1n reg ular ster Post met ·'ruesday evening for.Tt A dL"ssr rt course was sN - -s:~rved by the Pomeroy and • dt the Legion hall vcd in ttw dining roorr by I t\Jidd leport piirt'nls . ·:;-:~,-,-,- ....~~.... 0~-.. .... Pearl Knapp, pre:-; ident. con· (;lad.\s CumnHngs <~nd Polly ducted th e meeting. Poll~ Hy· Hy sell se ll and Iva Powell acted "' MEETING CANCEJ.~~Il ('illor bearers. and Faye Wildt:"rTh e February mreting of tht' muth as Sgt.-at-Arms. Prayer A prllgram or tribute to fa - Pasl Mntrons of Pomeroy Chap· WY 2-3498 POMEROY by Rulh Thornton . •·ha pla rn. b~ 1 ~ ntou' """" wl'" ' '" btct hd:", are ter IH6 OF~S ha' been conceled ROBINSON'S I ,, ., 01 WQo SHIRT FINISHING 1 !BY• r 1 ONE DAY SERVICE I I I o., Feb. 25, 1965-7 ec= . ae ~•Hn1amru A ---- -.rea Horse Show Dates ,are Listed . Ishow B Downie It lhey intend to Ithe club Is Invited. A spring . and Arlllur G<lclfrey and bla -P1auJ wtn made lor the for pomts. A bam on the horse show to. be held at the horse will be a specta..l attracIndoor Seed Sowing is Topic when aanual World Doy of !'royer Speaker from Delaware IS Announced Jatrground• for the club was fairgrounds in Columb•s March tion. Relreobmfnla were oerv. ia Middleport to be beld T t . d ! h er\'lew at New Haven W Va . dlst·ussed. 2-4 through 28 was aliJlOI.InCfd «1. ' R tl u an d or en U b Meets Mon day March 0 wbeo tbe churcb en at!Ve ates or orse d G Cl , . . ' men met wec.nesda after- shows were noted when the .Julv 17 . night, Ja.vm: Ju.ty 24:' lt ~as announc~ .by Mrs A Oanv Sentinel . Pomeroy-Middleport, W IORLD j Miss Wehrung is Honored Guest for Shower \). t ° 1 WASIIINGTON (UP!)- Uespite the stepped-up IJ, S. militiu~ roh~ in \'iP.t :"'am there was concern in administration drdes today that the Communists may still he mlscaleulatlng American policy In Southeast Asia. r\orth Viet Nam and Red China, It was feared, rna)' still hnpr the United States will accept a negoti· ated settlement on basically Communist terms and Whtt~ House sa1d Wednesday may still doubt U.S. willingness to take what meas·j ·Presldent Johnson will probably ures prove neccssarv in the Vietnamese war. ... send Congress ln the next few The State Department. acknowledgln£ that U.Sn a special message on propiloted jet fighters and B57 bombers had attarked posals f~r guaranteeing Negro TO SPONSOR D~NCE Communist forces in South Viet Nam, said llleW ling nghts. I TI-c Kutl:ond High School Sen- ' fiiKhts were In accordance with American military Press Secretary George E. 'I 'or Class will sponsor a dance policy of taking "continuous, action that Is approprl· Reedy made the statement nday following the sectional ate. fitting and measured." when asked about a report that '!r!1nment games. The dance . ' civil rights leader the Rev. Or. I i11' hrld in I he gymna~lum and Mrs. LeQn McKnight. Martin Luther King had pre- , ,II Ue &'Tl<'red by WWia Black· Alter !he honored guest op· dieted the message would bf" cil. ene<l her many lovely gifts, re- sent to the Capitol by the end I A~~ 'lTHER TERM rreshments carrying out the of the week. WASHtNGTOS iUPii-Presipink and while were served dent Johnson announced on i the hostess to Mrs. James Wednesda• he intends to reap- ' Miss Judy Wchrung bride-- Sbson. Miss Texanna White, l point Dr. Luther L. Terry as l'lect of Mr Thom[Js J Wrrry, Mrs . .Jack Welker, Mrs. John I surgeon general of the us. was gue~t or honor at a shower ·Weri'}·. Mrs. Dwight Parker, ' Public Health Serv 1ce for an. lg tven re{'{'ntlv In· t\lrs . Philip Mrs. Don Rea, Mrs. Harlan other four-year term. Terry was Werry al her Pleasant Ridge Wehrung, Mrs. Earnest Rea, first oamed surgeon general in hc.'llr. ' Mrs. Victor Young Jr., Mrs. 1961 by the late President John A pmk and 'o\- hi te color theme Willard Hmes, Mrs. Stanley F. Kennedy. was earned out w1th ;urange- .roncs. Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. ments of ptnk and wh!te rlmwrs George Buckanan, Mrs. MeFIRST .9 llhroughout lhe room and the Knight, Mrs. Charles Werry, QUALITY , gifl, placed on " !able with Mrs. Rober! Morris, Mrs. ChestREGULAR 1wh1te cover and centered with er Knight, Miss Myrtis Kay a pink and whJt e umbrella. 1Parker. Certified Oil Slation Games were played with Mrs. Robert Arnold, Mrs. w. Main St. Pomeroy ·prizes "-Warded to Mrs Don Lester Russell, Mrs. Charles j • Roman Catholic Cllllrch, Po!f, Pa•l VI today conferred red h~-tt~ on 26 Jew cardinals in Ihe magn!fkence o! St. Peter'• Ba. Middleport �.. . . . . For Rent .. . 8-Dally Sentinel . Pomeroy·M/ddleport, WANT AD ric I I tbo lei 01 Ill< ll< .. w .. w ~ M Ie: M 111· A. f<l I R· Ill AI pt 111 w K -· ... - -.· ... o., ~- . . .. . . . ~ - - ~ - .; -. . .... .. ,. ,. . ...- ":"":1':"': ... , ... """ ""; -: ........ ... •.... ~ • -::"'~-: Feb. 2~. 196~ SOOAL CALENDAR End of Mo~th Specials I .- 5 room and bath apartmeut ! FOR SALE _ RHI Est•te For S.le INFORMATION m Pomeroy. Phone WY t-3:119 SEVERAL Busbeb of oats. FOR SALE at Dorcaa od12 1~ tfc Some third cutting of Alfalfa ern seven' room bo~ m ::: To:RAJLER-:7.'-=o -:,-, ob!- f:or -- r-ent. close ~n~ sopme strawO.hEmmett G bedrooms, 2 with wall 1 · omeroy' 1;to Ulundrymal and schools waH . carpeting. Large paJnel·l• Mrs. William Hoback , pr~ VaUey Lumbei & Supply Con> _ _25 Gtc ed living room with fireFEB. 21 denl presided when the Raclnt pany, Middleport. 10.:1-Uc DELICIOUS PIZZAS! Home· place, full basement and XI Gamma Mu Olapter of Ele~entary PTA met recent· a&OULATloNo made completely from crust laundry room. Gas heat 8...a Beta Sigma Phi ~ursday' Feb. Iy at the 1chool. 1H HEl<.: am: four ron'l., h.lm• ~ h& IIU 25 at 7 · .u:. p m m the Cot"~ 'I'll• Pubi.Wior l"aaeJ"t'•• t.11• rttM of air conditioning. Storm dooro ' ..... · ., u.u.w Nlt or f'lljMt m,. • a-• ec:1 a.oc1 t1Dfu.rn1shed apart. pto delicious sauce. Choice bla Gaa Office, Middleport. The Racine Methodist Church obJeettoaable. ~enon dwll.ld ._ epperom. Sausage, }1amburg and windows. 1¥• acre lot. ,...,... ,.., ,., menls W"\ ~""" 11 A lfc .. h Rock Springs Grange will Junior Choir, directed by Mro. u.t. ww not " ~ntlba. fo• _ _ _ · • 1 er, or ;f!US room cextra). Call after 3:00 p. m. WI ~ d mOH r.tau on• lncon-net lftMrt.loD.. 6 ROOM HOUS E m Pomeroy Price by sue, large $1, Med- 2103 . meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Otis McClintock an accom12 2 '1 WY 5 85 · 75c 11 k There will be a pr~•am and panied by Mrs. Garrett Circle, 1ac 's FOR SALE 1 wne 2· 3 IUffi , sma_ S{k· · FJ\rt 1\ATI:I refreshment~ wUJ be·~se"ed. presented a program Jnclu ding 0 alry Bar, M1ddleport WY 2· h 2 11 Uc c ,()1' Want 44 lierrte• ouse pus The Wildwood Garden Club "My Lord Deliver ed 0 an 1e,1 ·· 1 brea kfast 9987 ' • entt. per III"''''d oil• I..D.tertioll APARTME NT. • rooms and 2 24 12tc b MWmu..m Chern eo Cftllt.l 01 and ath at 123 Union Ave. will meet Thurday at 7:30 p.m. "Hark I Hear a Voice on the !!Cfl~e:,u 111~!"ra!:."' ror Tb.rH eo•· bath. shower and tub 63 s_11 HOT BED ~ash, compl~te Set'n by appointmPnl.. Phone , at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Mountain Top, " and "lt'l Sum· !:!.";~~~.;,=o ':;'~:;• . p.a~d .u 3rd St ., Middleport, Phone/ y,~~h glass. 5 new <.-vw :sti:ln· WY 2--2564. 2 22 tfc Smith, Chester, with Mrs. Hen- mertime in My Heart .' Mrs. <::AftD or THANXI a. oorruo\1U£5 WY 1.-2671 1 L& tlc i c _10 ns , 7 piece dining room ry Thomas as co-hostess. J . A. Smith led devotions. lmum ·~~ ~tl(l~al wo~ordmj~f: TR<\ILER - 16Ts-~~·- rree sew-1 SUite. 1"16 gallo~ copper ketAuto S.las 'Mle Afternoon Circle of the Mrs Walter Burke gave the ' .1 tle stand and stirrer. 1 large 1963 Ch 1 1 H th M t · modern dresS€r Harold Barn· 1959 American Rambler for a evro et mpele 4 Dr. $2295 ea e hodist Church will treaaurer'o report. The secreage and water. Brown·• ['raJ OFTIO B.OUR.S 8:30 A. M. tCI S.OO P . M ~~~! f'r Park ISte~te Approved!. hart Tuppers Plains Ohio pick-up truck. Call WI ~ , 4 Door. 8 cyl. Powerglide, Power at.eerine, radio •nd heat- meet Thursday afternoon at tary, Mrs. AI Crow, could aot htw'd.a)' - -fL30 A M t.o U·OO Mmersville, Ohio, Phone wy , Phor:.e 667_348 1. 'z.2o~t~ : 11r. Local owned CB.r. Real ruce. 2 P· m. at the church. Mrs. attend rn &o EASl' 2 24 6tp :!-3324. 1 u Uc ' -~~M. L. French will present the · TO PLACE A U.Sl!L1' PRODUCING 1 HAY deUvered first and second Tbe fbunDier study lesson from Genesis. 'l'be Communication• from th~ WANT AD 5 ROOM apartment and bath cutting. Also Straw. w. Clilt l World Slaadanl of €ompact 1963 Chevrolet Impel• Station W•gon hostesses will be Mrs. David County Council and the 42nol unfurms.hd AU utiliUes fur- Stoul Guysville, Oh.io. Rt 1 EJ;cft.leDCII 8 eyl. Powerglidt, pow~r steer ina, power brakes, maroon Entsminger, Mrs. Harold Wood· Annual District Conf~rence i:il PHONE WY2-2156 nished. Upstairs above WDrY. I 1, P~ .. MO 2-2439. _ 2--13-JOtp Bts ~ar room, ride and finish like new. gerd and Mrs. M. E. Dawson. Cambridge on ;1'1arch 29 were Donovan's ofice Phone · f s aD •'ooom.y The Women's Association of react A donation of $5 wa ~ .3046 or WY 2-2064. USED Army field jackets, Air ormaore. m ""' Now Only ----------~ $2495 2 Card of Thanks Uc Corps coveralls, pants and amd managerabWIJ the First United Presbyterian made to the scholarship fund ol 1 12 See Church will meet Thursday eve- the County CounciL WE WlSH to thank our friends - - - -- - . , - - - - shirts. Carl Chevauer, Long 1963 Tempest LeMens Cpe. Feb. 25 at the church at and oeighbors for their kind· ---~For Sale Bottom. 2-li-JOtp EMelropol . "-lo Sftreelalt • MPDiooromeroy . p.m. Mrs. J . E. Harley superv1.wr Robert Bowen, tedelem_entary ___ _ _ ,._ ., Ll)(al owned and low mileage, red over Ivory finish, 326 r11 ne.ss ;.md sympathy a! the For Lease Pbooe W\' 1-3111 Vs engine, automatic trans . Like new whitewall tires, rabe program chairman with ' ·' presen · a m on death of our son, Rkky Spec- IUSED PIANOS - 3 nice _ _ dio and heater. devotions in chrge of M PEP wh1ch explamed the in4 22 Uc ial !hanks to !'ather j(}hn i reronc.J\t ioned uprighl pianos Fred Lewis. Hostesset will r~ , crease of one cent on the sale~ Turel, Holzer Hospital and • from $499~ up . ~·ree Deliv· ,·58 FORD, mechanically lo • Was $2095 _ Weekend Special $1799 Mrs. J. E. Harley, Mrs. Wa~ tax. A question and •nswer per· Staff, Ewi ng Funt"r:ll Din·l'l -1 ery . Call Rutl<md Furniture, good shape. Phone Coolville, I ter Waddell Mra R M Sh _ lod concernmg this waa also ' FI S ' . . . erhetd ors •nd all who helped in SH 24611 or SH 2-5034 alter 5 or ease a ohio Station 1165-2255. 2 22 6tp 1 1963 Corvair Monze Coupe man, Mrs. Vincent Dabo, Mro. • any way .VIr and Mrs Tim 2 2& 3tc , located in Pomeroy. Paid Marcus Chambers, and .Mrs. Past Presidents honored dur· 6isSOII and Faimly. I HAHDEN- .S - MARKE- T In Syra I tramingv Moderate investHelp Wanted A sharp low mileo•e local car. Jet blsck finish, tli·ea Thorn.. Kelly. ing the evening wi'th "'" cer!"· 11 t ...,, · show little wear, 110 H.P. eniine, 4 speed trans . Radio, ~~~.u. u 2 25 ltc f cuse, has on special Thurs·! men t · c.xre en '-'~..~smess MALE : $3.00 or more per hl'aler, red bucket seats and vinyl trim _ FEB. zt icatea and corsages were Mr•. WE WANT ~o thank our rela- day, Friday. and Saturday~ j opportun.ity. 1 on permanent route work W $ 'Ille Middleport W.C.T.U. will Howard Roush, lunch room 81 1895 -~ Weekend Special $1699 U_v.. and fremds for the1r kmd- 3lbs. onion s, !Oc ; 20 lbs good l CALL GALLIPOLIS w1th advancement meet Friday evening, Feb. 26, completed during her term ol nesa to us on our 50th anni- eating potatoes. $1.09 ; Large 446--3742 After 6 PM ties . Write B. Baughman, P. 7:30 p. m. att he Mt. Moriah office; Mn. Rachel Downie, vermy. Sper1a l tlmnk' to while eggs, 49c ; Buy 2 lbs. or Writ• 0. Box 126, Grove city, 1962 Corvair Monze Cpe. -~ Only $1495 Baptist Church in observanco new high school was voted for; thOie sending c Hrd~t and girts Ohio Vallev Brand wieners ' Box 123, Ge!llipolis, Ohio Ohio. 2 25 3tp of the Frances WiJlard Tea and Mrs. Dorothy Smith, tchool Automatic trans. R.adio and heater. Low milea&e. A •"....... Th p l'b M r · <tn d M rs.. ~·L- n·,.-~1nr·r;1_ A. reg. price, • $1 05 get pk. of'1 For Information .... ., e ast Matron's Club of J rary was started. CONTACT: Juvenile Judge1 one. E vange1ine Chapter, OES, will A d iscussion of the library S••a'" ~ 2fl ltc 10 buns for 9c . 1 carton .. (J.e 1· Pomeroy, WY :!-3096 from pop 29c wilh $5 grocery pur· Business Servicet mee t F r1'day evening, Feb. 26, 11und was held an d a donation 9 00 : a.m. until HJC p.m. 1961 Olds F 8 5 - 4 Door for a potluck dinner and regular Iof $50 was made to it. The atchase; 50 lbs. extra good unNotice classified potatoes, $2.19, Dai· CUSTOM .butcherine and cut- Woman or man and wife, 45 VS ~tngine. Standard trans . Blue finish, showroOOl cle-an meeting at the Masonic Tern· tendance award was won by WALKER'S Store's new phone ry Fair Ice Milk. '·l gi:ll. 59c: ting Phil Meier, Phone WY years or over to live in interior. good tirea, radio and beater. pie. Each member is to bnng· Mrs. Marlene Fisher'a 5th number is Basban WI 9-3709. S lbs. tomatoes, only 89c. Del ~10. take care of o fami'I Y 0 1 "• 12 I tfc W a covered dish and one prize gra de. 2 25 6tc Mont• Orange JUi<'•· . 46 oz. &UL'TIONEER 5 boys, from 12 years down as $1195 Special $1 066 for games. Tho March 15th meeting wos FIRE INJECTOH~ givo all the can, 49c ; Open Sundays, 11 Complele Seub ~_Years. U-3otc i FEB. %'1 announced with Mr. Beegle prebig gas n11ieage and power- a. m. to 7 p. m. Week days Crttt l<radfonl '61 Chevrolet Biscayne Priced •t $1-195 There will be a Jitney sup~• senting a first aid oourse. The house P"\.I 1ornw nce your car I 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. 9 p. m. U. S. Civil S.rvtc• Teml s "- se~nd grade mothe ra ·--. • .,__ F rd 1 p .._.., w111 aturday, Feb. 27 at the SyrawHw:: r '-o or 6 uy . owef'l& 1idtt. Radio and beater. New tires. was mea nt lo have and you Saturday 2 24 3tc A.. C. BRADFORD ltlen-•omen te ond o•• 1!1_,.. ro~:~a I OJse Grade School sponsored serve refreshments. never aga in evt'r have to -~· Hll:b 5111 Short b!lun .t.d ....n'-mea& ' Ra'"'Oldt l'houaand• ot loa.. open Preparator, by the Ladles Auxiliary of the 1 A Founders' DaY Skit • "Y esT Fl F' BTU 70 000 buy spark plugs. Guaranteed · emco oor ur....., ""•'" '""' """'"'.. ._Mo•N 1956 Buick Special H. T. Cpe. _ Now $195 terday'o Dream and Tod 8 ' for the life of .\'our r·ar rr""' L.'......, nar'e Burner enclosed gas I U- ttc :a~an,011 ,•.nn.eeuai"J' 1n1orma. Volunteer Servlng r . ., Y o a. wart..,FR...I!Ii: ~111Nm.m.. Good tires, runs fine . Radio, Heater. Was $295. begins at 5Fire p.m. Dept. Each serving i' Reahty, was preaented bys 10 di:ly trial now . Give mi:lke stove. Bath room gas stove.[lNCOME TAX Service, Jofm. ;:~te tnd&Jt tt..-.n. aNDe • .,y,.... aut S cents. Anyone who enjoys Mrs. Beverly Codner, Mn. MaanJ year of _\'our L'a r Only Call WY 2·3374. 2 25 3tc son . Simpson Insurance Ag· ~·"Sell~.i' ~~~· rom-., . good food is invited : ~ K. Yost, Mrs. Etta Mat' $8.94 for a sN of 6 or $11 .!!2 •SINGEFl Sewmg machine, 1963 ency, Room 6, CoatJ Build- . .....,. 0 ..., 1957 Olds "88" H.T. Cpe. _ Special $169 FEB ~· _Hill and children, Candy HoJor a St'l o! ~- Fire lriJl'Ctr>r modrl spartan. zig zag, fan- ing, Middleport. ~~· U Automatic trans. Radio and heater, elean bodJI. M.otor 'nle Pomeroy ·Bend CB .-RE_ ·back, Pam Codner, Jill Codner, Sales, tt Anne Sireet, Porn - cy design , huttonhole, appli· 1 20 Uc ~ 'vestodc _--,=-:-needs work. Acr team wW L-Jd 1 11Renee Burke, O..bra Well lnd erov. Ohoo 2 25 4tp t $"688 t ~~~· 2 -~ I"" Melvin E Doerr V . uv • spec a Mary Snuth. que, e c. ,, . - erms. • · Nefgler Bulldlug >•fiJI!} 1· · ,.. · . , etertomeetmg Sunday afternoon, Feb. F'ollowing tba meelln• the 2 25 6tc new homes Built ill k-: :,Jt;an, large and smull animals. 1963 Chevrolet Van 28th at 2 p. m. at Kmg Budd· third grade mothers se~ed rel WILL NOT be responsible for 3862. 1 W~hingtonVPhS!., 6 cyl. 4 speed trans. Like new con dillon. ·en Supply in Middleport. freslunenls of cake, minto, oofa;;; bilhls contracted by any 1 SEWING MACHINE 1005 ~mod- ens, storm w!odows, a;U!J>o 0 er t an myse lf. John E. el Sev.·s forward and reI ·d· C U G N · · ~ ' · a. one "'.J""U'l Iee and kool-aid In lbe lunch Blake 2 num 11 mg. a uy eig· Office hours Dail 4 Ill · Reduced t 0 $1495 FOUR ARRESTED · -~- _ _ 24 31p verse Equipped to zig zag. ler, Racine, Ohio. ' 1 f P·l room TIRED of washing dishes? Do fan<'y design , uses insert 12 29 tfc II m. 1 2G Uc 1 PT. PLEASANT - Arrests • you enjoy eating someone ram~- Pay $36 42 - terms. ·, • ·- -Legal N f during the past twenty.four lichens, floweriest · plants else's cooking'' Enjoy this WY 2·3862. 2 25 6tc WTI.SON & Sons car Wash on . ~~ 0 hours according "' jall records which grow on bare rocks Ire<· Salnrda •nd alt ·' h .. Page Street, Middleport. LEGAL Nm'ICE are Forrest Jones West Colum I ' y enu t e Jil- i NF.W 250 amp 41 B Twentieth Call WY ·2·5212. U-3otc MONA LOUISE MARCINKO OPEN EVES. 7:00 p.M. ' . s wnps and Waalt plactt bave nPy supper at the Syracuse Century welder 310 amp cut- - - - - - - -- -. I bJa, Burdell Edwards, Letart, no roots, ltellll or Jea~. Grade School Soturday al l' t · WY 2-3243 is the phone to cal , a mmor, whose place of res!POMEROY, OHIO and Ray R Stewart, Grimms 5 p. m. 2 iJ 5tc mg ap , 20 rear warranty. for Limestones any .size I dence b: unknown, and Landing, all charged with in· I -T - --· ----- - - We trade. Meigs Count y Prompt deliver} Emmet W I White mother of Mona toxicaUon, and Herman Stone, HE MEIGS Cou~ty Coonhunt- Landmark, Pomeroy . Sh 1 C t f. i Marcinko, a minor whose ----~ Leon Rt. 3, charged with driv· ers are sponsormg a Ham l ___ -~ 2 25llc uer, onracmg. l2lllf• 'ot residence b unlmo•e,j---l;s~u-ra;ce foung Wives Club ir.gwhilelntoxicated. ~~"';t, on Sunday , F'ebruary l ADDING MACHINE Heming. '·: will take notice that on _ _ _ _.:__ _ _ _ _ Meet. February ]8 ~ - .. - - - .. romt bnoon dark at ton. perfect condl-'t,·on. Dale i.u1 Gnleler, Pho:Dbla& a.l 25th day of November, .-+.. ""''""!creann, nu•h until s ~..... GUARArn "'ED, renewable The newly organ'•"d v ~ • nd co ke or eoItheir c u ouse on _nowball Kautz, Chester, Oh'1o. noc: ~-. -&.... Thomas J. Marc·•nko, Issued ]Wives Club met Thursday, fee, were served bY t he hostess tru..,. u&o..---.life hospitalization. mil S 2 2'• 3tP plaintiff filed hi' petillon ". "'"''. :_yc.r_a.c_use-. ~ 2 22 file - 1 2211. I!Ddm-••~, veor ..,_ ~ at all agea. Phona WY 2-!1166. 18 at the home of 1 Sue Hayman, E veIyn Bauer, RUG Weavmg. WI 1-2826. ALFALF'A - HAY for sale. Call Wo lla•o aU gamst Mona Louise M•~r•ink<>,j Carpenter, Gei>r•i,a 2 18 Uc 2 5 lOtp l WY 2. 2557 _ c Sewer Madllrteo a mmor, as defendant tn _ ___ ______ :.. Ridenour presided 1 Pat Sayre, Vicky Glllia••.l 2 24 61 .~-;:U:;TO;:;;M::-:U:::B:::nc:.E::-blsur-an-ce ::..::_-treen -.o•lole Court of Common Pleas PHOTO CDJ1Y1111 l!lervlce. Copbusiness meeting which oz>-1:•"" Ridenour, Joyce cancoUed7 l.ost your opera- M~~o HAY for salei ~Y 61~ CaD WY I-D74 oa, or Nllbf Meigs County, Ohio, ieJ made ol legal papera. with the Lord's Prayer. ''"""""'Le"""'la....w.,in"""'don~,====-.1 IIJI"a u.._? cao WY ~ 7 • 11r No. 13 •704, praymg for birt!r rearrds and alooost any New by • l•ws were made II lliltc ONE MEAT CASE, value. $400. . . . from. the said Mona Louise[ other documents. it was decided that th~ ' FIRST One four door upnght Frigid •fl'.:A llNG, Pla.mbblg, MaeDer Marcmko, a minor, on the I Rellter IDJur..ce, PomertJ meeting would be held QUALITY W ed T aire, All for $100.00. C<tll Mas· Funra..._ Arnold _.,.._ groWJds of gross neglect o1 , 11 t 1 home of Pat Sayre. "'":rei.II REG ULAR •nt 0 Buy on 713-5948 or see at field's 118 Eoul MaiD Stne~ POD> duty and extreme cruelty and - - ' ' - - - - - - -were chosen and Certified Oil Station OLD BRASS, eoppe.r .and iron Store, Clifton, W. Va. eroy. PIIODe Wl &-uta.. that there is I separation of Traveling at a normal rate, made for initiaUoa. 2 23 6tp I Ill U. the plaintiff aod defendant by the k•ngaroo jumps from i to HefreshmentJ of cake, pieces, old toys, carved handted furniture , marble topped LAMP PARTS m stock. lo r.. Reel Estate For Sale virtue of the ill treatment on 10 feet in a single leap. ___ ~e pa~ of the defendant furniture, drop leaf table, cor· 1 pa1r or electrify oil lamps, ner cupboards, desks, plank etc. Lamp shades . Feeder FOR SALE · 1-luuse for sale. 3, m. ~lamttrf further allegea seat chairs, cane chairs, polish tcomplete finish tol ~dr~ms, bath, earport. Har- he IS the owner of the undiv1d~ bowl and pttcher sets, china restore old or new furniture ). nsonv11le, reasonable. Phone,ed three· fourth interest and [ dolts, old lamps or part. of , Lee Rudisell, Pomeroy WY SH 2.,\468. 1 25 12tc the defendant the owner of the lamps, gas lJgh1s and picture ' 2-3403. 2 2.3 6tp -undivided one-fourth interest to MJ. frames. WY 2-.5262. Mrs. How- 118 -YEARS personal . ;1 ~~~/tb and lo the followLng real estate. 11 ani Cecil, West Main Street, of World Wide Sta..:s eel~:• '-UC U '7 The following real estate I'\ASIEI, ....... 2 23 30tc twet·n 5000 to 6000 stam ps POMEROY - e • room frame · Situated In County of Metgs, 1\lmeroy. .... llla,IDOD,.a. j"!ALL PAHCEI~~f land 1·n 1 new and cancelled. Con: house WI.111 bat11, gas heallng, T State ho_f Ohio, Oli and ln the 80AII, 01 , . _.., Pomeroy. Howard Mullen, I tact Guido Girolami WY 2 2 porches and cellar baseowns tp of vel and bound· WY 2-3782 2 23 3tp ' 9905 ~ WY 2·2529. · . La ed and described as follows: ment. rge lot with utility Section 26, Lot 640 _ 41 ANTIQUES, chma, glassware, , 2 t1 3tp I building and plenty room for acres NE " of S W " cut glass, carnival , old lamps. THERE'S no charge for use of garden. -41 • bedt N.W. part .,.. of S.W.· y,,· 'Yaa POMEROY C 95 t Sh I urmt ure, wooden or iron ; arpe ampi)Oer with pur· "' • oom same appears on the A.uditoic'ol! articles. Lt·~ liudisill, Pom-l' chase of Blue Lustre Carpet f~ame hous~ with .balh, gas Tax Duplicate for the eroy. WY 2-3403. 2 23 6tp Shampoo. Baker Furniture. ftred hot a1r heatmg, full ; 1947 , in the name of 95 STANDING - Timber --Top ash I' 2 23 6tc basement, on 50 ft. lot in N. Beard, reference to J:~: · . · c DON'T p · good neighborhood $6000 00 I ' ...y_,lll....l priCe paid. ~anon Reynolds. I . U~P you sluggish sep.. SUBURBAN _ 6 . ; - · · is hereby made. 00 Coolville, Oluo. RL 3_ t1c tank. Get Klcan-Em·All ern framo h ~ ;:;,~- ~ REFERENCE DEED: alter 4 o'clock, 667-3500. : sepl1c tank cleaner. Land- forced hot ouhse Wl 1 11•1 212, page 333, Records of mark F· B . mr f'R!mg, nsu -~ 1-11--lfc[ arrr, urei:lu. bnck exterior and large ver- I Deeds of Meigs County, Ohio. ___ _ 2 18 tfc anda. Large utJhty buildmg l Pl~intlff also alleges that In Charge of I 1 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY • ud Ill !rJ lu H E ol . Ill \1 Ill M n• A M k Jo II N ( ( r ci di I) I c I I d \ I ' •ce___ I 1 tr••- ' Bring Spring Beauty To Your Walls .iso z.- _ · __ . . • • i 18'' · I b8alt"' mr ltl •ltJ!!OI SURFACES ••• A.T TAX TIME -c::===__ . _ ·ue-. I DUNLOP GOLD CUP IDGHWAY 825x20 10 Ply _ •49· 900x20 10 Ply _ •59· 1 eau l 1 ~:: "NEW TREADS" Wanted To Rent I with garage and shop. Level parhes are the ownero ol tba WANTED : 1 or 2 ro"m furni$h- l 1964 APPLIAN CE 2 acre lot with maple •hade! household good• and personal CLOSE.OUT SA LE irees and good gardeu soil ' property located Ill their ed apartment, for 14 days com · M t 1 4 miles from courthouse, 0 ~ home. WY ~';;;~~ng arc 1 4 Call i REG, CLOSE-OUT black top road. $7000.00. 1 Plaintiff also prayo that upon · 2 25 3tc I-ARISTOCRAT IGAS STATION ~ In village •final hearing of this cause, he WASHER $235.00 $210.00 1 equipped to handle aome' .be divorced from said defend_- - - For Rent !~ARISTOCRAT ELEC. I DRYER , 179_00 $ISO.OO groceries, eorn£'r location, ex- ant and be awarded the c.are, Ira room for living quarters.' custody and control of tha miD· FOUR ROOM .apartment In I-CUSTOM WASHER $175.00 $1 S.tJO $2700.00. , or child of the parties hereto, Pomeroy, partly furnished. 5 I-PACEMAKER ELEC. C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR ' that he be awarded defeadant'l Phone WY Z-3117. 2 25 31 p DRYER $205.00 $110.00 BOX %%9 WY 2-38ao . lnterest in the real estate Z-15 CU. FT. COMB, POMEROY, OIDO . scribed herelo and the bouseJ BE DROOM HOUSE, 1126 E. 1 FROSTLESS $349,00 $315.00 I 2 23 3tc 1hold gooda and personal 111an 1 St., Pomeroy. Phooe I - 18 CU, "T UPR IGHT r . FOR SALE : 'J'hree - bed;oom - er!y located in the home WY 2·341111. 2 23 6tc ~R~Z~~. , TS.24US.POORIG$HT225.00 bath, basement, garage, gass, the parties hereto .. allmoll)>, FOUR rooms and bath apart- PR&EZE R _ $265.10 $240.00 furnace, fireplace. 2•,; lots and Ior other proper reRet :~ In Masoo. Pbone 771 • POMERO Y Phono nU6u Mason · Said cause wlll be lor 2-17-itp :!3-30tp ing on or efter lbe 12th day · 2 THREE ROOM- iw'n!Sbed apartJoek W. Conoy, March, 196ii. mellt with bath for couple. PHON E l'OR SALE-Middlenurt'o talJ. THOMAS J . MARCINKO UtllitJeo furniabed. Phone WY WY :1-2111 ut buUdhrg, located 352 N Crow, Crow Porter, ua1 111 uw.n-~ Socood Siroet, Middleport Attorneys for PlaiDtlff ·-..- ~ 112 S CLEAN WHEAT lllraw, Pbono Prtcod lor quiet .ate. II> (I) 2B; (2) 4, 11, te, 25; (Sl 4, 1 II Uc WYut'/3 S.zs.J tc qu1n aa Oblo 11o1e1, Flftll Avo. 11 ; fie 1:. ~: 1 NEW TIRE WARRANTY , . 3Z ,_, Do c- .. .........,.wna. ...d All14" Sizes All15" Sizes Mitor. ,_ 25 ,_. ..., .._ • tal cu'e n u. • •••tlr ....... war r- ~ •4u'ltaa4 •.. f FREE MOUNTING T_.. ._ illutnltM will! •c:.t v- o.. 64 ,...., io '!!"".Pie fonu ud - 50c. + 50c A At Copy .I. " . •• ,,..,, , .• •••., ... . ...... ... I . . PRtD LASSWELL LAND SAKES !! HE MUST 6E IT'S G!TTIN' MIGHTY LOSIN' HEAVY LAl!O. PAw .. DO YE WANT ME 10 F!X SOME 9AMWICHES FER YOU AN' TH' FELLERS? ..... \ W~UFFO'DID YO SHOOT MPPV? ALL HE. W/JS GONNADO WAS !lRAIN MAMM't!! .......... ...... I ........ ··~ 20· 21. Strut 28, Tbree.toed ......,., sloth 24. Chinese A ,. >'IS-'I.INF ALl t!'r -.. e(', r..~.,.r1LJ '~ t E__.:: .. :s nou.se 25. Livestock 29. Utw'llcry 82. Leap IS. ResttatloR eoUD<I 34. Help ,, - c.; 't:3C'1'll1"[: ~: ore ? ...... so. B~• 31. MUd ..... fO. Lone Star {2. La.cklng fD a desert 43. Siberi.Ua river 44. Alwa.YI 43. Place ,6. Prlma,ry color DAlLY CRYI"l''QUOTE - Here's bow to work It1 &X'J'DLB.&.A.XR > l)tCk lilAC;, t. LONQPZLLOW One letter lllmply .tallds for another, In thllr aunple A t. unCI for the three L'l, X for the- two 0'1, etc. Sini'le leU.., ~ trophJea. the ltngth and formation cl the wonts ant all hlnta. I S~E WALKS THIS ROUTE ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, ll&cb. day \be code letten .ve difterenL A 0<yptopom -latloro V 0 Y V G LYLTJII. I.. F T T F B T Li'YTFilT 1 V 8 U W T Q• EI..SUWI..II..YL'rB T 0 TB A 'l'.-1 K OBI K L W W '"' Y~y"l Cryptoqoote: 8~ TRUTHS ARF.: A RJI. l.J&Ii' i'OO.l!l GRAND SPIDCULATIONS.-VAU V~ ARGUES. • 1181. &IQI .....__ ~ luN wOh, we hJd ttr. 'casual look' in my day, toe>! We called , th..,. alobs!" - -·-- WMPO Radio MONDAY ~ FfllDAY 8110 Sign Oo ~ News 6·0!> seared HeaM 8:211 Melgo CoODty RFD 8:25 Paul Bowers - Farm d::IO BIIJ MUlet Show 1·57 Weather 7:00 New• 7 0!> l'lny'o Morning Chapel 7 20 BtU Miller Show 7 :Ill Sport! · 7:31; PIckellll Hardware (Tues. • Tburs·) N :50 ewa ' BOO BiU Miller Sbow ~ """" 8:......., LJillt 8:46 BW Millet how 8:45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed.. Frtl 9:00 .Diews 9:0!1 Coffee Witb Janet 10.110 Bill Millers Brllllcll Show 11:110 Ministerial Association 11: 15 Masoo County Agri Fot. (Tues. I ll:U Family Worship !Thun. 11:16 'A.S.C. Program (l!'rl.)' 11:30 Swap Shop 11:45 TIDy's Country Hymntlme 12:110 Cement Block Newo 12:11 Qoeuler GKUI Star 11:30 bony Andenon Show I: IIi. Jim J4eoe Show ': ..,., ... ('.-T>l ~ ~ .• w ·~ ... . . . . . . . . . -----------·-----WJEH RADIO 4 30Eiectric Co. New• 4 40 lim Mees Show 5:00 New s 6:00 Sign Off SATLRDAY 8:00 Sign On - New! 6 05 Country Music us Country Jamboree 1:00 News 7:05 Larry Andenon Si.IOW li:OO Top Ten Show MONDAY TRRU FfllDAY 7:15 Sign on 7:80 Newo Headlines U~ Musical Clock 7.45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Uluo Vallty 1-<ewa 8-05 World Newo 8:10 Soorts Tod.oy 8 : 1~ Weather 8:18 Musical Clock 8:55 Com.nunlty News 12:00 Noon News •:oo Talk of the Town 12: 15 Muclal Interlude • 9:55 Mason Coun""'• News 12 :30 The Rev . Merlin Tetta '' 10 vo Public Serv1c. 1:00 Jim Met!s Show • 10:15 Family Worsbip Hour 6:00 Sign Off 10:30 Latcbs•ring SUNDAY tl:OO News Boat 7:30 Sign On . Army llour 11:05 Momlng Melodleo 8:00 r'rench City Baptist excepj Friday, Church 8:30 Sunday Show Bello Ring 9 30 The Bible Speakes to You 11:45 World New1 10:00 Tho Good Wo 11:li5 Masoo County News 10:U Sunday Show 12:00 Community News 12:00 Noon New• 12:05 Local Newo 12:15 Christian's Hour 12:10 Markell 12:30 Re•. Merlin Teets 12:15 Weather 1:00 Sunday Sbowcasa 12:20 Bulletin Boanl 1:30 Rev. Sila! Billup1 1%• 'l5 News 0 Grams 2:00 Rev. Andrew Pmono \2:30 County Agent 2:45 The Rev. Roscoe fhorne '.2:45 Country Go Roond \:55 News Beat 3:10 SUnday Sbowcua !:00 Country Go Round 4:30 Baptlst t.ayiJIBII'I !!our ,::ss News Beat 6:00 Sign 01.1 lw HAROLD GRAY 1:00 Midway Matinee 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Dlscing with Doss 4:30 Interchange 5:00 Community New1 5:05 World News 5· 15 Sport$ Today ~AIGI-4T !=~ 114E HKOJ.l COUNTRY, ANNIE; ANO ~A£:T, '6:0 WE'RE OUT Of ._l~HT F"ROM HER£ BY ,1-----= DAYLIGHT! 5:!& Weatbef' 5:30 Dinner Muslcalo 6:00 Sign Off SATURDAY 7 15 Sigo On 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 MUSICal Clock 7:45 Word and Tesflmony 8:00 Ohio Valley New1 8:1Xi World News 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 I amiiy Worship Hour 11:00 Nowo, Arlll1 Hour 11:30 Public Sernce 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bullello Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Ma"nee 4:00 Oisclng witll Doss 4:30 Top 'fen Revue S:OO Nows Ro.mdup ~: 15 PubUc Servlco 6:30 Dinner Musicale 1:00 Sign 01.1 Bw GEORGE WQtiDEa TERRY AMO\IIE!" 19 lHAT ALL lUI CAN 'THINkOP AT A 11\.IE LIKE lHei" DEKOR ....., . ,, __ ·-·--...... Jlt--·LATEX n..AT WALL .. ISH 11 .. - II $]-00 l rdta - , '1 . . . . ' 11111111 111 SL ......._ ~ M a nsar.• ·11111t11111 a • 3.49 SOME l.IPP£R- C!.A5' HIED I;JUDft,lTS HAVE ARRIVED,BfN. I'LL START A9iiSN · lNG THEM, YOU Pill GALLON doul tloe- ........ tiaM. • '" . . . . IE Plua TK IIIII lleuppabla TIN ta. 11tis c. .billatiaa lfieo te t.1,... nat ,.... ....., .. boor ••• io • - -' 1 I 1. " I I -..... ® ' ' 0 A I l 'f CROSSWORD I Po me roy M0 tor Co. • I =-c-c= !!';!!"' ~ 1•• ., , 1 2912 ...:00 • . ' mentarY, "The Journah of 1 more than a score of 10,000 • Lewis and Clark," I thinll d loot peaks. might wt- ll have gone out and I Yon kers, though overshadow· got drun¥; after JearninK the et1 by Manhattan, is th£ fifth spe('ial!! would be slotted largest city tn New York state. against each other. Considering th~ immense effort involved in Snakes do not bite with their 1 both shows, both lalented geo- tonli:<Jes , which are soft and By RJCI. OV IIROW 1 a star who apparently was suptlemen were treated rather could not inflict an in)ury . A snake' s tongue Is a sense United Pre11 loteroaUuoal pused to have been set for at sh.ahb1ly by Lhe sc hedul~rs of HOLLYWOOD (UPIJ - ABC- ie1:1st haU a year i~ indicative their nt"tworks. r organ fur touch and smell, not TV has fired Les Crane as host of the constant stale ol p<tnk for "stinging.'' tf its new late-night show be- that rulPs the alrwavt>~ l'he 1'hf' Channel Swim : NBC-TV 1 Quito, F.cuador, has a 281 ,twU.IIt the network brut feels problem, of course, L!i that now·· has con firmed 1hat .l l)hn fo~nr· mil e stretch ot railroad that lie has not cut deeply enough adays, wi~h more and more )sytht-, rormer ly or lhe "l:!al'he· tttke!l 4() hours to cover because lnto the ratings of his long-es- money mvolved , . a new lor Father'' serit'fl, wil l star 1 0 ; \oops, ztgzags and fiWilchtabHshed competitor, NBC·TV'a show haR to make 1t fast - or next season in a wN·kly halt bar.ks. Johnny Carson. else .. Yt>t Sf'Vt'ral AHC f'X · hour cumPdy, "The Mr. ond the The Childs Cup Is awarded Crane will wmd up hi.s role ecuflvps who were ther:nselves Misses ," ahout a bachelor who In the cu lle~iate sport of row · as host I his Friday , but ABC-TV start~ed at tile ca ~ ce llatlon told inherits an exclwnve school for ing . will rontinue the late-night en· me Cra1_1e wat~ domg better _a_nd i girls. and becomes headma s· try he inaugurated just U1ree- better m head-un competltwn ter and·a-haU months ago. Starting I with Car'lon . Monday , its title will he Now, ol course, Ca.r!Kin Is changed from "Tbe Les Crane more solid tnRn ever, both of Show " 10 " ABC's nightlile ,"' hb new competitors - Cram" ACROSS DOWN 18. A.utwnn 1. V ent.llatibg and , as currently planned , . anu Regis Phi lbin ot WestingL Burned end 2. Branch 21. Loc&.it will feature alternatiruJ hosts I house Bro-adcasting - having ot elgar tlon 3.ln this ~ t . Child'. who will preside until, perhaps , bt>t"n sackPd this week_ But "na.pktn" %2. u.s. <l. Satchel IIOldier one of them ls chosen as a per. ' Philhin ·s replaeement , Men 7. Quale 6. In the -.me 28. C'loae manent replacement. On the Grifhn, who takes QVer in April, &. CaJ.n'a place to other hand , ABC-1'\' is also n-ay well give Carson som{' to. ~r:!er 6. Tot. !5. Ta.lk pleas(l(j with the idPa of its I ht::adaches, though he cannot) certain ~t.ttaehed to 26 . Rude T. Article dwelHollywood Palace" senes, 1compete numencally with vast! 11. Man's ot virtu ling 'leHM•f'• Aa•w• which has a constant rJuw or : NBC. TV . Howev~r you luok at [' nrune 9. River 11. Germaa 13 guest hosts. it , Jac k Paar wa s still tPlevi· · ~=; 1 . embank.28. Unlt ~ river ment work At ony rate , the network said s ion\; bf. ~ t 1ale-mr,hl showmon.J Hi. Btrd or 36. Ration&!. 10. Scrut..lnia 29. Unbur88. Pitcher Tuesday that "ABC's Nigbtlile" It I wt're John Secondari f'X pea.ce 12. Prophet t · ' · ( 16. He brew 39. Part of · ou id fea t ure en t erI mnmen eeuiJVf" producer of Tuesday letter 14. Fema.l.e 30. A eert.&bl a eburch " stars and newsmakers. Whatev. night 's ABC • TV documentary 17. l<Torn fl . Perched er the outcome, however , the '1 , Leonardo da Vinci ." or Tt"d 19. Born rather shocking cancellation of I Yale~, producer ~~~ dJrector of !;.~k Telet'ision Revue PTA Meeting FOR LEASE St . I Mrs. Hoback is PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE EBERSBACH •riel HARDWARE RACINE SERVICE· STATION "lwrtthl..... Hanh...... - RACINE, ON OHI 0. Our Counter . ' ' -~ t.i 1 . . .,,,.... , .• .' ANNE! 1 WAfS ABOUT WO~R IED roa ){)U NEYER MltJD THAT,~ l'Vfi BEE'-! A~£"1GNED DASI--IED TO EMERGE/IlC)'. GOT Clll OF MY OfFICE SOME MfDICINE FOR SO UPSET. MElO WHAT DID.•. �! • .., i •' ·, · 10-Dally Senttnel, Pomeroy-Middleport . 0, Fob. 25, Homemakers' -Club Meets In Town Ha /1 - Around And About Middleport Junior High PTA Meeting u Held 11•. I 1 1 1 in card w.. sent tu Adna ' Achievement D.ty W.H~ dt.cussed. AI the M"rh Mrs. Capehar Is Hostess to W S • omen s OCie ty Mr . and Mr s. .Jack Kelly _?_f Columbus visited Sunday with h1s p.arent ~ . Mr . and Mrs. Mar- . i 1 17 Borgolno In every do,..rtmonl - living room, bodroom ond dining furniture on the 3rd floor, kitchen furniture ond oppllanc11 end carP"h on the 2nd floor. Bargoino In tho roody to woar d.,..rtment, drapery department, hou ..woreo deportment, dry IGOd• departmont, men's & boyo' department, lingerie cleplrl· mont, coomotlco and Kodak deportment. WOMIN$ $3.95 Curity Diapers Flannel Gowns Non absorbent. Wash ea.s· ier - dry faster. 21 by 40 inrhes with foldllne. One dozen in a pacbge. Fun cut for comfort. Dainty floral pattern.s. Pink, blue and yellow. Sizes 34to 40. $2.88 f1.69 US WomOM "'hU 1 1 $29.50 $17.50 $16.50 $14.95 $10.95 J All All All All All Weather Woather Woothar Wuther Woother Coats Coats Cuts Coats Coats .... · · · • · · · Sale $ 14·00 · · • · • · • • • • · · Sale $8.: · • · • • · · · • • • · Sale $8. · • · · · · · • • · · · Solo $8.00 · · · · · · · · · · · · Solo $T.OO 11.:5" x 13 . ~" plastic bags with ties. 2:5 ba,s on a roll. $1 ,95 Wo...n PhU Ma1d ' 3 for $].00 m• WOMEN$ SHAN MONT PANTIES Smooth tittin2 - com lor- table . Finely knit. Long wearing. Elastic leg briefs, band leg briefs, sport panties, cuff panties and step·ins. Sizes ~ to 8. 2 1 BIRDSEYE DIAPERS Sol\, abJorbent, euy to wash, fast dfyi.ne. Smooth edgea. for baby'• comfort. 27" x 27'' size. One dozen in a package. $]-00 for Ml- 69< RU. Top WHITE SOCKS A combination of 10ft eot· ton and nylon. Sizes 0 to S1vel Buy ARMSTRONG'S 9 Inch EXCELON TILE Gtrb 79e and 119e ORLON SOCKS for 100% soft orion a~rylic. A wide assortment of col· ~,. r;;~-.....,~ Mainly About · ; I I 1 .. I' Peop e n p omeroy .: 1 2 tNirt $].00 BANLON SOCKS Strei ch and soft cotton knit fabrics, long sleeves and short sleeves, patterns and solids. several styles to choose from. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 and teen sizes. $4.95 KNIT TOPS ........... . .. . .. SALE $2.50 $3.95 KNIT TOPS . ...... - ......... SALE $2.00 $2.95 KNIT TOPS ................. SALE $1.50 $1.95 KNIT TOPS . ................ SALE $1.25 Stretch banlon for com· fort . Wears lonser. Wub· es eMJier. One size fit. all 9-11. Navy blue, Ioden geen and black. 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Jordon ' la nd daughter of Columbus w«< , All rayOn. t~uu cut. Rib· bed cuffs and elastic leo& briefs. All w.es 4 to 14. Pastels and White. 3 p•ll'l $] .00 MONTH END SALE WOMEN'S l ITALIAN STYLI :~:: 10 LOAFERS s !weekend gue~ts o( ht-r Mr. and Mn. L>• ( , u M ~ Minersville. I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Iand family of Col urnbw; ·the weekend with their ,:~ !Mr. and Mrs. Vic tor Brown_ ol i Minersville and Mr . and Mrs. ! F'loyd Cummins, Racine . i Mrs . Earl Denny Sr. return'ed home Wednesday from Hol-1 zer Hospital and is Improving. 1 Men's, Women's, Children's House Slippers s Emma Smith Circle Meets At Diddle Home i I DiOGOntlnuad Styl01 Men's Oxfords I s VoluH To $12.99. Si10 7 to 11 Dlacontinuad Styloo Mens Work Boots s V•luM to $12.99- Size 6 to 12 BOY'S GLOVE LEATHER WORK SHOES s The Emma Smith Circle of . the Reorganized Church of Je- Mens Work Shoes ' 1 : sus Chr ist of Latter Day Saints , met at. the home of Mrs . Thorn- ,' ·as Diddle ror their monthly I i meeting. As part of the pro- I gram each mamber came I · dressed .~ts th ~v were when the ! hostess called ·their homt> prlor i t.o the meeling. The worship service I '. opened by five minute!! was of music. The theme 1 meditation ··Strengthen Your Brethren : Through Teaching Obedience to : tht Divme Law," was • throughout the program . -~ ... ;. lure was read by Mrs. (:Jarenre Bradford. The GROUP II $4.95 to $7.95 Women• Unlformo .•••. Sale $3.00 4 1 ! God, My Oxfords-Loafers s Sin Blf.r to 3 $]-00 A playl~l " Perspective" sented by Mrs. Harold and Mrs. Robert Proffit ! duded the wor5hip service .. 1_~e women ·s leader Mrs. Golda Gillilan was In charge or the business meeting. Games were i pl.ayPd and refre!llhments were served l.o 13 members. FLANNELmE SLEEPWEAR I Shift gowns and lona: PIjama11. Regular 11zea. - $2.00 Woman• Houn Aprono I ADMITIED Logan Pleasant ; Mrs. William K~~ naird , Hogaett ; Richard Husse11, pt_ p : ~a sant Mrs. Or Kerwood, Pt. Pleasant. 1 I DISCHARGED : Wlltlam SOm. rrerville, Pt. Pleasant: Olarls- Tea and Bib Jtylet. Solid& and printa. While They Lut 2 for $1.00 • so Parsons, Pt. Pleasant; Penn)iloiChot,AIIlloll. In twin bed or full bed siu. Group medium blue. 3 ,ol" $]-00 $].00 HOOVER RUG SHAMPOO .. Women• 3.95 Slips Dacron ood cottoo Uld IIJloD- $2.~ 69c TRADE IN YOUR OLD PIANO ON A NEW KIMBALL PIANO Uoe Elherfelds Credit e ' vice to make your cha.se of 1 new ~ U plano. Select the stylt size piano you want. ~or your new Kimblll for yean to come. 'I • wonderful investment for you and your family. ••d £lin.o Another Bit Shipment - odorleu. Concentrated: one quart makel over I &a Ilona. BEDROOM SUITES In Thlo Sole For f99.00 $]-49 ....,.,. With double dreaser, bookcase bed and chut of draweta. Brtchteoa ru1 colora. Sole Aloo the ume beclroom tulte with triple d - for ....................... $129 Reed's PAPER PLATES Juot Arrived In Time For Our End of Month Salei-A Nice Shipment-Special PurchMe JWDho o1ze padrqo of 100 heavy wetcht t lDela plat· et . Soow white. KROEHLER LIVING ROOM SUim 99c 2 piece Suitea, and 4 piece Sectional Suites. GeD!t IDe "Kroehler" constructio!l thru-out. Upbolltenia ID serviceable nylon fr!H(I. 2 PI- Sulteo .... Sale Priced $149.00 and $171.00 4 PloM Sult10 end Sectlonelo ere Sole Priced At .............. - ........ .. ....... . . .299.00 !l-l'al- ·- Hea•U, wued. Clll ho - ill dlapotucl. 110 lR Maple Furniture On Sale on the 3rcl Floor In opeD stock. Sln&)e, double and triple dreuen with mirrors, I and II drawer ehesta, twin and full lise beds, till·tops have pressure plaatlc tope. 44c polr ONt GIJOUP Leather, stretch belts, chains, velvet, &u1d. lntr<Hiuclntl Cold Drlllk Cups While The)' Lilt BELTS Mana $6.98 Pormonent Pr111 Trou..ro .•• , . $5.50 Boyo $5.98 Permonent Pr111 Trousero .•••. $4.50 Group Boys $1.95 Flonnel Shlrto ...... , , .. $1.00 Mono $5.95 Flannel Shirto, Woven Ft.nnelo end Prlntad Suad11, Long Tallo, 2 Pockets, 51 ... 14V. to 20. Buy Now . . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. 2 for $5.00 Mano•$3.95 and $4.45 Flonnel Shlrfl, Si... 15 to 20 ............. .. ....... Now 2 foo $6.00 100% stretch nylon. Fill any 1ile Q..ll. Navy blue, Ioden green, tan, red and Of Chilclnn's HolM Shppers WOMEN$ Values For Men & Boys REYNOLDS WRAP 79< .. $1.110 Pleasant Valley Ho•plial M.tt,...... & lox Sprlnfl, AGILON SOCKS $3.00 GROUP II $2.95 to $4.95 Glrlo SwMten ......... Sale $1.50 $3.95 Women1 l•ek Care lnn•nprlng 3 P"ln for $1.00 Smeller 51 ... 6-8V. 3 pain $1 .00 GROUP I $5.95 to $7.95 Girl• Swuten .. . .. .... Sole $3.00 1 Middleport, Ohio brushed tricot. Extr1 large liza. Final clearance of Girls Sweaters, cardigan styles in orlons and mohair blends, plain colors and white. . fitt. i Pt. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 80% acet.te, 20% 1J¥loD r Make Me Strong." Prayer foJ. lowed hy Mn. Clarence Prof- I Cuddle Trique GOWNS Sale! Girls Sweaters 1 BOY'S p1lrs SIMMONS ,.u,oOne euff,. Slae 9·11 Womona $4.95 Jo'ull cut for p~rfect fit, Soft white cotto n. Double triple crotch, thickne~ts , Sizt:s 2, 4 and tl . GINUINI cuthlon sole 41111ll~ atroteh aoeka with Morpul GROUP I $8.95 to $12.95 Womono Uniformo •.•. Solo $5.00 ' Sli ng " My s Slightly soiled . All good quality, easl' care fabrics, including regular and half sizes. White only. (Just 82 to sell i Training Pants I Sin 8 V2 to 3 Diocontlnuad Styl11 Womens White Unirorms INFANTS SA VI $20.00 ON kYISDcOnolln - ' ' Brokon SliM SALEl A GROUP OF $1.00 Sleepcnft Flot Mattr11a Pads with Elootlc Anchor · Bandt . ......... Full Size $4.95, Twin Siae $3.95 kr• 59• I 49c 34c 31c 29c form fit keeps pad in place. FULL BED SIZE . . .. . .. . .. .. . .. . .. .. .. . $5.95 TWIN BED SIZE . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • • .. . $4.95 In Thll Sal• ••• $2.()() Du·k Prlnte4 C.rtona 39c Filling in Celacloud acetate fiber that washes and wears so well, quilted top, taped seams all around, WHITE SOCKS SHinS NIGHT SHIRTS PAJAMAS $1.09 "SLEEPCRAFT" FORM FITTED 3 polro $l00 Womona $3.95 Campus Panties waxed paper cups in al" sorted pastel colors. 100 in a box. Mattress Pad and Cover Girls Knit T-Tops GIRLS' 10c -on the S.eond Floor ky1 59< Sprlngfoot 1 Cold Drink Cups ors. $2.00 SALE! Reed'• 7 Ounce !Olio . 2 p1lra $]-00 .SAVI ON GINUINI MAGIC CHEP GAS RANGIS 8lld MAGIC CHIP IL:ICTRIC RANGES Pure allllllillum loU. 1J IDcheo wldo. 7B ft. ....,.,. DQ' ON IALI ON THI 2ND PLOOR olio rollo. 98c SAVI ON RCA Wi111tLiioot RIPRI~RATOU ON IALI ON.. THI 2ND PLOOR ' . Friday 9 to 5 ancl Saturday 9 to 8:30- Elberfelds In Pomeroy ', • •. .. • ·. at y • enttne ---, W' I AI··· •tft e...,. ..... _, hrll)' ...,., ..._ I tl , _ l ..zt. llellrdey lllr, • ... warmer. --~~~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7~ NO. 268 POMeROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1965 ~;; ~-------------------~ FIVE CENTS VOL XVI .;......-;-;;;;;;;;;...;;~--;=.~-----"T=----~~------at Snow, Ice Covers qu•rt Pure Aluminum-Quilted 12" x 25' ROLL . . ... . . ... . ..... ' .. .. ..... HEAVY DUTY BROILING FOIL 14" x 20' ROLLS .. . . . . . ' . . . .............. 9" Cook 'n Serve Foil Plo Plot11 . • • • . . 4 for 8" Cook 'n Servo Coke Pona ........... 4 foo 6 Cup Foil MuHin Pons ..........• _... 3 for 1 MEIGS THEATRE $ps KAYSER FOIL $].59 - $2.39 Blot-A Dry gallon :19< l<ott Cut·Rlh Plaatic all sizes. 1 1 $5.50 STORAGE BAGS A small group of womens all weather coats -iOme reversib le, solid colors and prmted tapestries. Not 1 1 coors. $2.59 dlum and larte olzea. White. All Weather Coats w: embroidery trim - Shadow panel and adjuslable shoulder m.po, Sizes 32 to K White and black. Wl8e lace trlm. SmiU, 1 The homogenized paint you've always wante~r~: cause It flows so smoothly and effortlessly eilbrush or roller. The easiest way to pamt 11 su~ful ln!s, woodwork, kitchens and bathrooms. ea ~ mel HAll SLIPS SALE! WOt.\ENS SALEI GLIDDEN SPRED SATIN Motol" NYLON TRICOT SLIPS 1 meeting each person IS to NF:W HAVE~ -- Thf> Wo- vm Kelly. The IaUer M". Kel- 1 bt ing sC>mething they have man ·s Missionary Sor1ety ol the Jv is rf'cuperaling from m<:~ju, mad~ to tw taken lo It shu1 - m New Hr!Ven Church ol· God held ISurgery. I or .1!1 new resident In ll'wn the1r February meetmg A potluck lunch w.as Sl!rved hum 1 of Mrs. Iva Capehaatrt the I Mr . and Mrs. Gardner ..~~Y?.: at noon with Mr!l Pa'JI St'llers I Thf' meeting was call ed- to 'olds of Lebanon were called. ~o Kiving )l!ract' . Mrs Ger i order by the president. Mrs 1Middleporl by the death ot his l trude Johnson was m cha ;·gtt ·){ 1Orpha Fields. Thf' WMS pledg; mother, Mrs. Val Reynolds on the afternoon program on 1was given bv Mrs . .Juli~:~ 1~e1.t"-·Monday evt.•nmg. ·Health car~ ~ the . Home_·: I hell. Mrs . v;ole~ Roush 1ed tht> Mr Dana Lambert is a med· She- gBve many mlerestmg Ideas group in prayer Ko. l j)<llient at Velt>nms Memon caring for sick in the homt> j The stewardship dJ redor . orwl Hospital. He became ill l Attendmg were Margaret B"li- Mrs . Iva Capehart. re porlt'd .H I his home Monday morning. ley, Pomeroy; Kat~ryn ./ohn-J that dish cloths had been re. JOn, Wolf Pen ; Etleen ('lark . ceived and U1at 800 coupons . Weekend Ruests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hennett were Edith Hood , Marie Rizer. Cia-! had been sent for si lvery, ·are to : their daughters, Misa Maxine · ra Lavender. Minersville; Mrs.!bt> used in tht: National WMS ' · Henne!! of Columbus and Mr. Sara I co!l.~tge . Paul Sellers, Racine ; and Mrs. Vernon Robers and : RQIJ!b, Sylvia Zwilling. Ada : The election or offker ~ was:son. Ji m. of Oak Harbor. Slack, Naomi London , Agnes ;held for Group II with results . White. Jessie Cottrill. ~abf't • as follow s 1 Mr . R uss~ ll . L. .Mcl nIyre of I N II" ' Philadelphia . Pa. 1s the house Pickens, Margaret EichirtRC• • Vice presidenL '.irs Gertrude Johnston and Myltt . Dudding: seCI'etary. Mrs ~H· guest of his f1ance, Christine 1 r- ,Coats and her parents. Mr . and I Hudloo of Syraruse. : ene Hudson: Treasurer. · Mrs. Mrs. Robert Coats. Their mar-l -------·--- I Faye Carpenter ; ~issiona ryE~- ~ nag,. will be an event of Satuca110n Din~etor. Mrs . Juha urday Feb. 27 ; Leifheit. and Spiritual l.if• i . . Diret·tor. Mrs Eleanor The worship service was m : charge of Mrs. Lorene Hudson. , i the theme being •· Keys olllle · TONIGHT I . Kingdom " Mrs. Orpha Pields ~ NOT OPEN 1a5Sisted by reading sev£'ra l j ."J ~ scriptures . The group FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY "'"g 1 1 Februlry 26-27 '·Rescue the Perishing with i Mr and Mrs. Walter Ki111ng"SHOCK TREATMENT" Stuart Wbitman. Carol Lyn· , a closing prayer by Mrs . Iva ·er o.f Dayton were week e~ lev , Roddy McUoweJI, Lauren : C&pehart. guests of his mother , Mrs. Wil- l Bicall. , Delkious refreshments were .ham Klilinger, Hemlock GrgYJ. "LILIES OF THI FIELD 11 I SIDNEY POITIER, best al'tor 1s~ved by the hostess, Mrs. i Mrs. Nora Eakins of Dayton awa rd 1963. Lilia Skala. 1lva Capehart. to Mrs. faye Iwas the weekend guest of her Stanley Adams. Poitier as ICarpenter. Mrs. F.leanor Davis, :. !listers and brother · in law, · the incredi ble, unforgettable : Mrs . Viola Roush. Mrs Orpha Mr. I ond Mrs. George Homer Sm ith. ~ l<'ields. Mrs. Ne lli e Du dding. 'and Mrs. William Killinger .. :Mrs. Julia Leifheil and M111. Miss Carolyn Meier and M1 ss SUN., MOI4, TUU. : M~ lanie Kilgort' of Pi1 tsburgh, Lorene Hudson. F.b. 28-Mar. 1·2 : Pa., were weekend guests of "I'D RATHER BE RICH" TO H~VE SUKGE RY k ' Miss Meier"s parents. i\lfr and (Technicolor) Sandra Dee, Robert Gou!et. 1 John Mohler of Leading Cree Mrs. Philip Meier and son . Andy Williams. Cbarles Rug Road. Middl eport, will under~o I John Wayne Teaford and s~~_: 1 ges, Hermion e Gingold, Gene major surgery May 24 ~!~~ : Raymond, Mauri('e Chevalier. erside Methodist Hosp . •: Rlr, Brian. visited Monday Colorcartoons Jla n Jus mother . Mrs. Edith , Columbus. :ford and son, Cedi. .I. .. - ~OW__ VOlT KNOW ,._ lilaluo1 ~ II _,... Vtrpta, II wll oal • .. lloe ..ly ulvll II lilt lftl'lil aoed li.J' I nllrOed. lir t 1 S~!yre . Pomeroy· End of the Month Sale I 10 FRIDAY 9:00 to 5:00 and SATURDAY 9:00 to 8:30 Mrs. lllldred fitch pr.. ided i when th• Racine Jun~m· High School PTA met in a reg ulor I Spending the weekend with angry i meetinH . ?lving I he fl~g pledgP Mr. and Mn. Gail Miller were aud you'll make tht' be:,:t spt>e('h and praymg the Lords Pr ayer tne1r . da ughters and fami"Ue.s, JO~'ll ever regret. ·· was the in unison opened the mee tmg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulk and thought for the day gtven by Secretary and trf>asurer re ports son , Bobby, and Mr. and Mrs. President Sara Roush when the I were read and appro_ved . Earl Smith and children of Ur· I Syrucuse Homemakers C I ub 1t was voted to l"Ontmu~t With bana :net m the town hall tor tt"ltlr the scholarship ·"'. Foun ders' , JeHry Gail Miller, son of regular rneetmg F't.·b 17 for lin LJ,yy program was g1ven by Mrs t' r l Mr and Mrs . Msleom Miller, al l oav mt>eting Mason F'isher. 1\-tr Hob first ' Gro~p singin~ uf lilt' l'luh Bowen of Pomt'roy s~ow ed <~ he~s returned to his ai\OJI gn~de tlasst-s after havmg had song · Blest Be tht• 'I~ t>' io!- rllm un ·· Planned l<..:dur rhtl'hicken pox. I lowed .,.,ith prayer by Ed 1 th Program '' Hood Mabel Pickens read 1.1 \1rs }o'tshff· and .\1 rs Uuro- .\1r and Mrs. Paul Smart re- : pot:m . ·Lord Make A Hegulcu thy Smith , hostesses, st>rvt!d turned from a visit in Pll:l't~ Woman Out of Me · Roll <"all refreshments earr~·ing uu t the burg wil.h thE:-ir daughter and wa~ answered by g1vinii: a blue and gold Pl A colo r At family , the Rev. and Mrs. health hint by lti present St>c- the Marel1 rneel~ng Mrs 11wm· (ieor~t' Siddall anrl children. ret::try and treasurer report'\ CIS S<"all_v_ of Middleport will Mtss Beverly ~tor 1n spen~it~ wtre read by .aclmK 'lto··rt"tary show .11 fzlm on tiwunmmg Wt>ekeud in Pontiac'. MK"h Kathryn Johnson - -----~ Mr . and Mrs. Carl Jonel': and •htmilv• .and her fian ce, Bill Dtx· A penni<> ror friend•lnp ur~. I t ·on. fering was Lak~n . A r.)und-rob- 'Speak when you Elberfelds • . - -- - --- ~== ~ - - - - - - � 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 02. February 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 February 25, 1965 carson price rosenthal sommer wamsley young