https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a343eb2a4d17d8a0d72f6ebbd5e14514.pdf 847e0b65d6e5374f011d9174c9eee877 PDF Text Text .·- ·-- -~- ' 'l '"' ' ' ' ' ' .. • ' ' - - - -- - - - . 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, _o~ .!'far. 2,1985 Interesting Informative Talk Given on Missionary Work in Congo ,'1' Around And About MI'ddl epOTf JJ'om~n'• Society o/ NOW YOU KNOW The averaee week.IJ eiU'IIbtgs ~~:!.!:~~~=~• Mrs. Emma Smith's 96th Birthday d Celebrated w•'th Relatives, Frien s uan Service .r the Long BotBy Beulab Jones Impur !ant da l t's to be rememtom Methndist church met at 1 mrurmnun bet t'd mr lnde May J, a reccpMrs Emma Smith Grant-St., 55 cards. the home of Mrs. M. A. carr on \n tntt'rt'S mg . b llfld in Granvill!:! fur • celebr. a•~• her 96t ' h birthday Othel'B ealllns in the after· Wednesday. February 24. a.r:u M ed ~th I ·lk '"sCribing m1ssJonnrv .... ork twn tn c (' ' u... b E "ttst · \11::;t 1 H~ . s dmue 1 r am! I Y who "'' red Rlo . F e b ., 'th when many friends noon were Mrs. James urray. " The meeting was open ·tu 2 11 1I ' •e. .ongo ·" _jv by tummg 10 lnd1a '\1arch 26, the ".1 1"" Nf'd<1 Rrad for · nd · 1 1 emembered her Mrs. Jamea Haley and dau«u- the Lord's Prayer in unison. ~Jon Sta!luns .... as f~~~en f th"' · ... t r1Pnt ~pent the rea tves r r•· t Connie M Ca ead scripture tht H t bnthdny anniversary o ~ r.r ;mur "u · · , rents Mr with gifts and cards. Her gt w er. . · Mrs · . Emerson Mr rs. n r • \11~ Hugh Cairns o ncmt' o S.holm~htp l;u-; .\1\aJrh lB. ttn wet"krml With her pa rlf. I mcluded two large decorated Jones, MIS!. Alma Ohlmger, . 3rd chapter of II Timothy. nlt'rntwr~ of the B H S:,~nburn ·Lll dnv BIP~'IIll!-.: of the Rio <1ru1 Mr~ \~al\act" Rrad o;ciltz cakes from Mrs. Ed Smith and L. D. Harltnger , Mr and Mrs. The business meeting WU \1Jsstunar~ SocJet\ of tlw \lll.l ~;land;. i\'-':-.11( l.tltvn et t .li!eksurt \1r and l\Trs Re;narBrtrh~ra IMr ;nd Mrs . Kenneth Mark.ina. Pearl VanCooney , Mtss hOt~nne conducted by the president, dle p,lrl FLrsl BaptL~t Churl"h \1 ' f m and Mike Van Cooney, t e ev. Mrs. Davtd Yates . Mn!. Joseplf 11 ·)s a r·t•n ptJOn to be tlnrl dau"hlPr" Ret \1unda\ t'\t'!llng at the church 'J~~~~~ h~ lht• "uneh for the find Ref'k\' hcwe return:~ll r~he A dinner was held Wednes- and Mrs LewlS Mikell, Galli- Bissell, secretary, reported \1rs C<:~trrt" ~~ monng !o n IY · ~-mdra ~~ \ltlltor Chaptt'r, Guild Cnnvov whNP thP'-' "n day wJth special guests bemg poli!, and Mr. and Mrs. Okey two .nembers ser ious ly ttl, Mrl, ron soon whNe hPr hu~bant.l Gtrb ul PH" I•H dl d1Url'h wprokt•nd Wll h her parent s. Mr her son and daughter·in-lawf Saunders of Gallipolis, Mr and Harold German and Mrs. CIJ..J has bt>en transft'rrt-d ,trvi 1\11 ~ Hnv Stnn . Mr and Mrs . C C. Cope o Mn.. Cantrell Brown (her W . ht The meeiULg \\as <I JWnf'd h\ \Irs Hucillllt'l w;r'i nanwd Mr ;,nd VIr". Georg: Mhe·~~ IAlgood. Tenn. The table was granddaughter ) of .Brandon, ~gdeiicious luncheon was ~er. C"hatt/J1.Jil r•l I Itt' t<' 1 l'PI 1'111 wtlh 111 rt atl' tn ( nlumhu~ v. e centered w1th an arrangement Fla sent conaratulaUons and "th M Ch ., the pres1denl Mrs l'aul Smart .1 1 11 1 1111 ,., \trs • . . "lh their dau· . ty b---~., ero ved at noon wt rs . ar1 1 111 8 1 \t t inl' Ht' , • .. llt"V arf' v1 ~1tmg w1 rose UI.P, a gt' ft. ' the bless1·ng ~ wlw gave a rt>a d .rn~; t'll 1 t'( · Mrs 1. ~ d Mrs of Amencan eau M ask mg • ue .1J t"Ou Jht<•r anrl farmh. Mr an · a g1'ft of Mr. and Mrs . Markins. Mr · and Mrs. Otto Hoffman, Ityers · '~ , \o\ohi:'J·e Is the Sevt->nl I1 ~'I ute " r:ltz<dll'tli SLnt' fl . \lr·" J hn a spent 0 1 Others prt·sent were Mr . and Jackson, presented her with a 3. w Thev h\omn. '"Lead On 0 K tng "J'mnt·l. \1r~ Jtw \\ 1-,on , Jr · J"o11n Mav. er and chil drPn . d ernoon 1 session~ d ewmgs EtP;na l" was sung bv thl• and \It"- ( I;Jr.l l\tlt·:v ' 1 ~" 1 "t ln g . ;111d C!wri Mrs. Cope. Miss Maude Taylor glft ol yellow mums. Mr s. 1scusson an s · group Mrs . A H. Pullen w.ct~ Tilt• gnttlp Jisu 111adc plo~ns Mrs W11liam Ru!';sell andK~on . (Sister of Mrs. Smith), Mr. and Smith's la te hu~;band, J . E. 1 , , 111 111 1 . , msta\la1Hll1 ~{·rvt1e John v l ~ tlt ·d rN·enlly m mgMrs . Markms, Miss Mary VanSmith, was postmaster ol Mid· HOOTSTEu 1 1 1 devot iOnal chninmm u~mg '. · d Coo n. s TQ MEET 111 w1th fnen ney. dleport a number of years ago. The Pomeroy Band Booster• senpture f rom Pe1rr an d ., 1.·1111 - f••· offiL'I'IS of ttw !( CrJ nde <; Inn s,·Jtu• ·"··''' attestss. of M . r an d Coon~y and Hazel - Van 1 1\ 1 ' 2G 1\ rt'( t'll ' '"' · · the e"i' and f'losrd wllh pnner . A~sorldltt>! ! P " :\~ · Emerson Jones wert> Mr. Refreshments of iee cream, COMPLETES COURSE As~clatJon WI'II m eel Bt 1 1 Mrs S 1arl read a note of twn will folio\\ . : , rei~ M~r~ Lee Davidson. AI~· cake and coffee were ~rved Senior High Auditorium tonight 110111 thHnks from Baro ne College fur N;mwd to . Ihe mat 1•11 g ~~s <)wr nip;h l guests were the1r following the dinner with Haz- Pvt. Larry J. Hudson , 21 . a::l:..:,7;,: · 3:;:0..,::;_m::;;,.- - - - - . . . . , 1 1 !tJ 1e assis tance sent at Chn:-.1 - '·ornlmlke for IL('W uffl("t"l ~ lur tN HarbarH , and her lei VanCooney and Mrs . Cope whose wife, Linda , lives at 218 1 : mas Mrs Manning Kloes, cun- the Sa nborn .'i(t("ll'l\ welt' \lrs . cru~ 1 1'e lran ne Culver. of serving Pictures were taken Condor St .. Pomeroy, complet· .I H11 oc1 ronmma , . . . bl k to . . BACHELOR GIRL ference chairman, was m Anthom·. Mr.~ :\1ll• 111 . • Ohm !Jnivt'r~t!v iwhile the honored guest ew ed S< 14-wee au motlve repair I r ha.rge of a play lrt which con - and Mr~ E'a Har\\ Pv :1rs. Mrs c A. Emm1sh has re· 1out the ca ndles on the cake and cours~ under the Reserve En-, 1 llw \\orld l u~rH·d fr(\m S('Vt'r(ll day~ visltlthe .. Happy Birthday" song was listment Program at the Army s•sted of a mock tnal of til e Smart £lnnnurwt·d American Baptist v.oman for Dm tJf Pr .1\ er lor Fnd' 1•1 111 ('oJu 111 bus with he-r daugh· played Ordnance Center and School, her indifference and apathy lor M~reh 5. <Jt llw Flr ... t lbpt 1" 1 ler. \lr and Mrs. E<:1rl Bough· Mrs . Smith received congrat· Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. the meetings of the miss 1 onar~ Churrh m \1tt.ld le plt rl at 2 P er and family . . uiations by telephone from her Feb. 26. He is a 1963 gradusociety and its work m . , lllr and Mr~ . La~r~nce Mil- niece, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry ate of Pomeroy High School. Takm~ part were Mrs Klors In f'Onl'lu dmg her t.•lk . \1rs hoan were re l'ent VIS itors in Brewer, Harnm~n, Tenn She Hb parents are Mr and Mrs. the prosecutrng atlorne~: \lrs 1 Culrtts Ill J.!t"d llrt' grnllp 111 ~end (; t~lllr urll s 1was showered With more than Walter A. Hudson, PomerJy. He I ron~· F'owier , th e bai li ff: \1 rs a~'i J ~t;mn· lo Lnll\hll o! the \lr::i. Milton Hood has relurn- . ---~--- will complete his military obli-1 Heri Bodimer . defense aUur· Cmr ~,~ \11\o ~ ~ nnw r~ l Cr;nl\"llle . - ---·ed to her employment at the gation with the Nattonal guard Middleport, 0. 1 !";} ' ' .r tnaaalacturlnc prochlctleo •orken Ut lncftased lrom Ia 11110 to appro:dout~ b f!N ID 111M. * ·!2 e • at y • enttne Ia • I WHAT CAN ~ WE DO TOj HELP? You'll tmd that tlwn"\ .1 standmg . all you need IS good Ct.rlll" 111 tud~l)! WE PAY 4% 2 pair~ spo i THE SHOE BOX ' JohnRicilard Fultz, Owen. thc forFoIH.llr~'\lng ' l'd~ 111 tht> 1tw Congo. Middleport Store Jnf'v udg.· e.Mrs.\1rs r1of.!r.1 1n t!w piel't' an d 8hamroc ks John having been Book confiDed to after her ~.,uu~n~lt~l~n~P~t~.~P~le:a~s:an~t~. ..,..,..,...~::iii:~~~~~~~;;:~~ Hostesses home illness. Mrs. .Jan1ce Cibbs, Mrs DwvuJ nl emiJers wenl to tl w dmin~; 1 Fultz \Irs Klwere oes M.IS. · Gene· • M' by Sa d · to R 1 Darsl and Mrs Wlllls Anthom . ro\Jill J!1r t!·ln".hm t' !\1 ' ' 1 l1mr · · · J mes IS S n ra 8 rewrng n, io ,lil'tiJ~t ;1ml t' 1Jpc·.1 kt·~ dcenra l- Vll'Vt'. Saxton, rsp. II a nd Grande College, and James I h members o t c JUry. k "'I St Souders Mrs . A. R. u en a Following the trial tht' Jurv IPd ·.~lth <;h.ll llf"(' ~ lte ' . o' 1 M "ng of the Brewm. gton, Col CJ!·mbus' spent Mr s a_e ourm • of the we~kend with Mrs. Brew~ f n Mr s. Owen , brougb.t 1I' •1tfl(k ·s ! Ja\ tiH'mP \\dS car- Elel'la orema , C~rcle . Mrs . 8 pencer · · M"ddl 1 in the. verdict or "guilty'' wHh ri ,•d ol.l HI 1lw tahlr decora. as a uest with Mrs. mgton m I epor . '!toK••Y mercy recommended. The SC'R · twns ml· ludlllg lllghlmtd L.ts- (f~n.f lne ~he re \~ere 25 persons I fMC~· :nd hMrs . tence was three da) S to tw ~ 1 1.. d~tlb. grpen t1pers tn wh1te alrns_ o . an on .ave re ~rn . · 'II · J • ho ld t'r~ Cl green hat cenll'f· ntt endmg. the1r home after VISiting with spent 10 Granv1 e m une. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. aid Rupe and · also attending the funeral of her grandmoth1 $4.95 Size er. Mrs. Margaret Reynolds. Val Reynolds has returned to On Sale his home in Morgantown, W. Va . after spending several : days with his parents , Mr and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds. Friends havt> learned that Only Turf Builder Is Harry ·E. Ramsey Ibrother of Trionized. It grows Mrs. Mayme Covert Rainey and deeper roots in any Mrs. Arthur Covert, Fla., forsoil keep• grass mer Middleport residents> has 1 greener longer. retired after 32 years wllh the Thi." terrific savings on Service lee Company in HuntTurr Builder, our best ington, W. Va . selling grass fertilizer, Miss Janet Baker. Columbus, Is authorized for 1 11m· is spending: several days with ited time only. So don't her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edide-lay! son Baker. ·-~~= See the complete line of Scotts Lawn Care Products VISITING AT BAKERS Capt. and Mrs. Donald A. on sale In the Houseware department on the first Russell and children, Jon and floor. Scotts Grass Seeds In Triumph, Windsor, Cynthla, who have been residing in Bremerhaven, Gennany , Family, Play Varieties, Halts, Bonus Weed and where h' has been stationed, have returned to the states and Feed. Get the jump on Spring plant now. are visiting in Mltltlleport with her parents, Mr. and Mn . E<' son Baker and daughter, Janet. They will leave Thursday for their new home in Baltimore, Md. LP-gas~ Why do the)' call it ,,1111"' • I" ,, Mister? 1 •jl 1 ' ·' ,,1' 1 Elberfelds In Pomeroy APPLY SPRED SATIN UTES ••• Well. ho nel'. LP-gas is a quick . simple name for lli.JlU·tit."cl pl:'t rc~leum gas This rem<:~rbb lt' fuel i."' ga!-1 LU ITtpres.sed into liq uid fj1rm ~ u 11·s l'<a~y lo l ransport That's wh y LP ·g;.t~ ~~ <l\oa lla lrlt' to pt>u~Jie no m atiN \\ohL·rt· I \ I ( I ~t'.· I I' I, :1 thP~ liv~ . People ln ton n:. <.tnd sulJLir bs use LP gas Ju st as people In cities use natural gas. IT COOKS FOOD, DRIES CLOTHES, HEATS WATER AND HEATS YOUR Hti\1E. On modern farm s, LP-gas is u sed broodmg chicks, drying crops, weed ing and many other jobs. for flame And LP-gas Is used to power trucks and buses like gasoline and diesel fuel, In fad, of America 's major sources energy, only LP-gas serves you In many different ways. of so Th ese are some of the reasons why over II millior. families use LP-gas. L-P BOTTLED GAS HAS MANY USES L·P GAS rOR WATER HEATING L·P GAS FOR HOME HEATING L·P GAS FOR ENGINE FUEL L·P GAS for BROODING CHICKS WHERE DO YOU GET L-P GAS IN THIS AREA? At ... Rutland Furniture ODOR FREE tHE lOOS LATEX WOIIDEIIWALL PAINf • So easy to put • wltll brusll or roller • Dries In 20 m1nu11es • TouciHips woo't shCiw • No messy solvents OE lhlnnen • Clean u., with water • No unplei!Stlllt Odor • lA fresh, soft jiiiStlll ClOklrs tor 1111)' · Ill )lOIW borne • Tou&h resilient filish withslands herd · knocks • l.oolls Hke new after wa&hm., eveA scrubbin& • You won't have to paint fiilla until )Oil .n tD chan8t eo1or11 _ 2700 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROMI PHONE SH 2-4811 FOR FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICE 5 OF OUR OWN TRUCKS OPERATE ON L·P BOTTLED GAS RUTLAND, OHIO Tanks available for all uses - 20 lb., 60 lb., 100 lb. and 50,0 gallon. Senate a t KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 290 N, 2nd Ave. ' in BUY TURF BUILDER NOW AND SAVE WY 2-3748 -· .;· Middleport, 0. Tbu• .d1y. 1-" 1HJp1 M . . . high n~~roda) li-lt. . .. .... . •• ' FIVE CENTS Schools ELBERFELDS tJe ed '. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1965 '' Mrs M 3 I SEAMLESS HOSE 1 ON SAVINGS POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO I I I Ooady ... . . . ....,., .... lt-M. Cloudy' cooler toal&ltt ... • ~ J. lo an tor every need here at Clttzt:'ll~ \Biw nal tLwK ~rrdit I NO. 272 I I ' VOl XVI WEAI'Hd I the WORLD WASHINGTON •• I : : ,. '" 1 I, I- "'I I . ! .'· ' ~ 1 , 1r · • " -· : 1" .,, . • 1 'n I ' • • IS ln �---... . . ' t. ~ •• . "*"' ,..,. -'lo •• -. ·~ '• "'~ l I • The IJajly Sentinel Business as Usual By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. ~Life Saving' For a Ghost . Presidt"nt Charles de Gaullt''. In one of his rare p~!t! ronterer.ces •only thE' 11th tn his 1ll years as pres1dent of Francf'l , has called on the fivf leading nations of the- world to ''iave" the United NaUons. He suggeots lhat the Unit<'CI State•. Bntam, France, Ru1s1a and Red Chma s1t down and means ot uretu.rning to the spirit of lhe U N. Chart- or " The U. N. he wanll to save - the V. N. which was totally dommat<'CI by tre Security Councll whlch in turn was dornmaled by the ftve' permanent members !the U..s., Britain, Franco, RUSliia and Nattonahat Ctuaa) - no IODJer exlsu. fluke - the walkout of Rll.!lsia from tht St>curily Council just before the Communist mvas1on of South Korea - that the U. N wa1 able to brand the aggre-s9or and endorM the m1lltary actlOn t.aken by tht United Had the Russians not been absent, or had De Gaulle been runnmg France and mstructt'd his representative to mamtam the "splnt of the Charter" by casting a veto ln !bt- Today, thanko to efforto of the Unlh!d Slates, the Gtneral Aosembly has much ol tionl - veto the world lnto paral)'!is in the face of aggression or revolution, whether ID th1 sino of lhe tell of tho world, has long boeo Suez or the Congo or anywhere else. defunct. and pinwortm. may also cause abdominal palna. Careful stool examination should suUlcient to tl.lle out any of these causes. tions to call themselves Wiiled. 1o be lncon.. nlenced by the counter · de- wen- not usually at rught. Rouodworma tho council, lhero very probably would not be any Untied Nations today - or any na- The oplrlt to which ho would like to r.. turn, wbfretn the desires of !lOverelgn nBupeclally the big ones - natal but it hasn't helpeci much. Do you thmk she hu a oervoua stomach, ulcer!!, or worms? .She eats well and is overwetgbt. What should I do ? A _ ·there are !leveral polo liblt causu for persistent or recurrine dlstresa in the region the stomach. Tapeworms 01 may cause false hunger pains, Stoteo Th• United Nationo had to adapt or it woukl not have sutvhed. lt was only be a fuse to pay lhelr duo blllo. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Not ot the programa put lorward by the adminlltralion receive overwh•lmlng support In CoJ>o eress. In some easel, the IUpport Ia barely wheimlnl. and may even be UllderwheimJna. typed ' GIFT FOH COL· this pflty kind of downgrading How low rao companies sink in thelr attempts to gel publu·ity! It really is quite unbPiu•vable , except that I hive the · 1ent1eman's'' card on my desk. along with the .. column plug" slip One of the Fast Side discotheques needs a new front window, thanks to a well-known fe· male who is given to scenes A! she left the club the other night, she took a hfavy P.owderc.a.- out of her handbag and for no discern· lblo roason hurled II through the glass L<t's not call anyone a masochist but Jack Cartor Is planning ·lo co-star with Rill Hayworth and Z.sa Zu Gabor in "Twentieth CPntury" a' the Huntington Hartford Theatre in May Make • tmall bet that Huntington will take to lht hill• while that madness Is going on Ba!'iin Street will unv.ll 1 new look when Pegg~ Lee returns there thb! March lst. Peg will get rt· built stage, white velour curtains, and special lighting lnotallat\ons. The hghting JS the mnst Important; Peggy usually do~ her act with the accompaniment of eight zillion light cuf'~ Joe Kipness is schedulmg a wild bash at his Hawaii Kal next month to cf'lebrate the fantastic succfoSS of his " I Had A Ball'' whPn It hits its tOOth perfonnance H~·n E"VPn lnv1tt the critics You should have heard the aasp!l from lhe cast when a well -known dirertor stopped everything during rehearRals of a show and told thf' ramous writers, "Will you children please shut up' " They did . Martme Carors ex·husb&nd, Dr Andre Rouveix, IS being typically Frenrh. Whf'n their brief and unhappy marnage ended, Dr RouveLX declart-d he'd never agam become romantically involv('d with an a1.·tress, but gallllntly, hi! d1dn 't s11rk to h1s re~olution He'1 currently wooin& a cutie-ple 1tarlet named When Ross Hunter dln<'CI at Gallagher't during a recent trip to Gotham, he wa' tmpress-ed by h1s captain, Bill Burke , In two way» the marvelous serviee he ga\'e, and his iood looks So aside from handing him I b1g tip Ross promised Bill 1 pan in his next movte. Naturally, Bill racked 1t up as pohte conver-satJOn - but next month he leave• for the Coast and a role In "The Art of Love" Excuse the brass at 20lh Century-Fox for being in a tizzy. They managed to mag 18 Academy Award nomination!l - more than any other company in Hollywood. Tony Richardson has been Invited to enter ''The Lovl'd One'' at the Cannes F1lm Fesh· val this Summer _ You think the World'• fo~a1r 11t in troublt now? Walt until the bJggif's gt>t h1t with the maintenance bill. Those m the know think Robert Moses got his headlined •·vote of coofidence" from the 11\embers of the board because the right members of the board turned up at the right moment The final performance of the visiting Moscow Art Theatre plsy~rs at the City Center is in danger of not being held because of telephoned bomb threat.s. There's likely to be another aurpnse that will make headlines; several members of the company have decided to defect end refus~ to return to the USSR as schedule.d Peler Lawford and his sk1 pals were the main attraction at Stowe these past feW dayt Lana Turner appears to have a steady date For weeks, Irs been no one but Bob Eat. on Smce "The Yellow Rolls-Royce" is Rex Harrison 's next big flick, he daren't be seen m any other kmd of car when he visitil the U S. m Apnl. So a senes of Rolls·Roycet (not yellow. don't be silly! 1 will be placed at hiS dlspo&al, around the clock, courtesy of the studio. ........ -THERE'S ONE THIN0 TH E FLISBEPTS ARE 6()1N(; TO HAVE 1N NOT LIKE OUR OLD PLACE ... WE WAfiT ENOU61-1 OUTLETS TO TAKE CARE 01' ALL OUR APPLIANCES-- --,__...,_~ 'THEIR NEW SPLIT LEVEL f!'S PLENTY OF ELECTRIC naoo OKAY, MRS. FLIBSERT·- I'Lt PIJT IN if-IAEE MORE IN ~E LIVINc:l ROOM·- gressional support has reached an unuoually high degree of wheirnation. I refer to physical fitness. The administration's program to encourage us all to keep our be<iutiful bodies in tiptop condition has drawn more than mere passive approval. Our lawgivers. are setting the example for us, The House of Representatives has mcluded in the new Ray- b•rn office building a splendid, fully eqUtpped gymnasium from which to lead the nation along the road ta strength , health and vigor. An ind1cation of the importance being attached to bodybuilding c.n be seen in the !art that the gym will be officially opened on March 11 with a formal ceremony, to which all House memben have been 111· vited. DlpllariOI Partlclpato According to the Invitation, a copy of which fell into my hands, Sp4'aker John W. McCormack, D-Mass , and othtl.!r di&nittrier will participate in lhe program. No detatls were given, but presumably lhe speaker will throw out the first medicine boll, or something on that order. At the same time. lle and s~lal ''appropr~ recoenition'' will be given to Rep. Albert Thomas, chairman of the i}'m. naslum committ~. J can only guess ag to what form the rec-ognition will take, but l can think of any number of thln&s that would be appropriate. They could, for instance, pre- sent the Texao Democrat with an outographed photograph of Rep. France~ P. Bollon, ROhio, lhuo siiJ!ifylng that physical fltnets II both nonpartisan and coeducational. Mrs. Bolton presaged the pro- cram some years ago ~ing up yogi exercises. J dtfh!f know whetljer Bh~ -ati!II!Or!ormo head•tand!,-l!lit I feel oure aho Utuld at least strike an Isometric pose. Serve Refreabmeats OtiTLETS ····• So rwo wEEKS AF"TER 1HEY MOVE. IN Tf.!EY STILL NEED 7HE THREE-WAY PLU~ IN EVERY SOCKET·· .. HOWCUM? HOWCLJM? /lo.t-A-711' IWIIZ'I"' ill ~t)NA S10RMS, LII<C I<OIIlll, fLA- HELEN HELP US! - •ll rent program for which COJ>o II Wellston in Record Point Performance Lakers Magic Number is Now SixinNBA I would try cutting down on your daughter's intake ol food both at mealtlmoa and b&o t~ meals. I would also make a concerted effort to bring her weight within the normal range for her height. ~Woo. Th•re Ia, however, one cur- UMN PLUG " ThiS column doP5 not d~hver plugs for gifts , the box 19 r('ady to. be pickt>d up by tht donor as fast a!l ponible. along with my promise that the name of the film never will bt> mentioned in th1s space. Poor Leslie: she hu had enough trouble without I Donnatal ls given for c:ramP' lng or irritallon In tho clig.... tin tract. Dt>Gaulle"! speech, French otflrials have explained. was mostly rhetorlc.al. He merw· ly wanted to gtl hlo thoughu o& tho reoord. Daniele Godet Therf'"l! such a !lrarclty. of garage space in the Midtown theatre di.str.Lct, s vera\ nightclubs :n the area are welghmg o~fers to convert their premises Into ebrorntum plated split-level parking loti. The saddest man in New York over t h• death of Stan Laurel il Chuck McCann, the WPIX-TV kiddie show star who was the late comedian 's bigge.st boo~ler ln his sunset years. He was also a close friend and made many tnps to Califorma to visit Stan while he was bed-ridden MrCann took a genuine interest m Stan's morale arter almost everyone ~lse ha~ tal!:&ed him a "forgotten man," and made It a personal crusade to gee that the old charmer wouldn 't be relegated to oblivton. 0., Mar. ! , lMs-1 daugbter'a being overweight. The Lighter Side Broadway Grapev In• . . Leslie Caron. an actres~ wlth comnderable sensitivity' Wlll crinie when 'he discovers that ont of her upcominlll movlts is being promotPd In the most humiliating way po!!slble Key colummsts are bemg sent packll.KE'S from the director of pubhc relations, with h 1s "compliments" - "Insults" would be a more accurate word - and attached to the item Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. Overloading tbe otomacll Ia the commonest . . cause and would account for your big natlona like Rusala and FT&DCI who r• ly DOROTHY KILOALL!N 11ore serious causes ol AILSTAR! der 12. lo not the fault of the small nation• bul of Voice of Broadway ••• reporting \I Dundenal Ulcer Is pooslbla, but very r.ra In children un- rangement, with ltl dliution of power among liS membtn. It! perfect. But the currt!ht cnsls in the U. N. over peacekeeping ~tl Tho record rc!uteo 1 abdo-al pain such as appeJ>o dicltil and bowel obstruction are uoually accompanied by vo!Mlni;. Thlo does nol moon that tht preoenl ar- Tb. ori&inial U. N. In !Hii wa• a desip on papfr. Today IL lo a living organi•m that hao btao ohaped by lhe pre,.urea of nearly 20 yean of history and which has adapted to tht changina; reaUtiH o( 1t1 environment - tht world. with 111 multitude of peopiH, tollfllel, ideoloeies and pr.Judlres, hopes and ltors and need•. By United Pre11 lat.erutloaal Midway of the seeond half, / tn le game I)Tnnute span. eny , 89-59, and Thiel whipped Central State and Akron pow- the Marauder reserves were The Ohw Conference regular The g<tme then degenerated Western Reserve, 94--81 ered lhe1r way mto national sent In and mamtamed the 1season <-'0--champwns disposed I mto a free-throw Jhootfng conTomghl Cmcmnat1 closes out tournaments with convincing margm that handl:'!d Cedarv ille 1 of Otterbem. which had scored test w1tb only two field goals Its !reason, meeting cross-town vJctones Tuesday night in local its rourth setbal·k m 27 starts two t onsecutJve upsets, by 63-- S('Ored the rest of the way. nval Xav1er. Jt w1U be Ed tournaments ami set'Ond to Central Sti.11t' 71 m tht (·onferem:e tournament j Ca1los, the OC's top !eorer, Jucker 's last game as head 'l11e unbeaten Marauden, Avery Godfrey led c~ntrai fm.ds took game honors wtth 32 mad1 of the Bearcats, who ranked second among the sma ll State with 24 pomts and Ted I Akron trailed only bnefly at 1 pomts Smith had 25 and Tur- have had a 13-12 season. colleges nationally, swept to Day added 21. wh!le Larry 1 the start and took the lead to ner 21 for the wmners Smith, Don RoUes , Cincinnati's top their 25th v1ctory with an 8Hil Watson had 13 for tlw Yellow :stay at 6-5 m the frrst three a freshman , w11l be ineligible .score1, was expected to Sit out rout of Cedarville in the NAJA Jackets. rnmutes of play The Z1ps for the NCAA tourney. the game because of a sprained D1strict 22 Playo ff !mal at Wil- Centra l's he1ght and rebound- I opened up a 38-26 halftlmf' m..r. Akron (19-0J enters the NCAA I ankle The game also will be bt>rforce mg ab1hty were th~: difference gm as 6·foot -8 center B1ll Tur- Mid • East RegiOnal at Akron the season's fmale for the MusTop scorer Ken Wilburn was as Cedarville se ldo m got more i net i:lnd gua rd Hill Snuth led agamst Steubenville t20-3 J on keteers (10-14) , who have been sidelmed w1th a spramed an- than one shot at the basket the way Fnday Otterbem ended with a bedeviled by InJuries and mel· kle, but the Central State atZips Put Oown RJ:t.Jiy The Cardmals , down by 21 16-9 record, mcludmg an earlier 1g1ble players thiS year. Akron IS ready to launch an- pomts late m the g;:~me, surged two-pomt wm over Akron at Toledo visits Kent State in a tack got rollmg m the last SIX mmutes of the first half to out- other try for th.1r NCAA col- to witlun seveJJ pomts as center Westerville Mid-American Conference game scon the Yellow Jackets by 15- lege diVIsion tuurnament r rown 1 Don Carlos led a desperate rat. I Jucker Bows Out Tooig .. t ;:~nd Bowling Green entertams 2 for a 38-24 lead at mterm1s- I that eluded It lasr .1-ear wh en the Jy m whJch Otterbem outscored I In other actwn Monday mght, I Loyola of Chicago 111 the other s1on. ' Z1ps lost to Evansv1lle m the I the Z1ps by 14-o over a four- John Carroll swamped Allegh- games. ~~~----------- I My daughter, 5, com. pl.s ins that her stomach hurta. Our doct.or is giving her .00. Q _ the power onee vested ncluslvely ID the Stcunty CouneU, and no slnale nation can I• a slip on which Central State, Akron Advance In Tourney DOCfOR SAYS COMMENTATING EDITORIALLY Logether to discun way1 • The Invitation also noled that ••refreshments'' will be served. Undoubtedly, lhey will be ap. propriate, too. Like maybe car .. rot juioe. It did not make clear, however, whether the new Indoor awimmlng pool, known in officiaJ nonmenclature u an "'e» erciie pool." alao will open March 11. The pool ls locah!d two flooro below the gym ancl, Is connected to it by a privata elevator. Unfortunately, t h e celllnll over tho pool io too low 14 permit a springboard. The only way 1o do any blfh dlvintf would be 1o try lo hit lhe pool lrom the elevator ahaft. That likely won't happen, unless someone aots whelmed on -Juice. A TRVTIIFVL MANT Dear Helen; My wife wrote to you about my "hedge-hopping." Now my lady friend lnslsta that I write you, a1 she want1 me to 1et a divorce. I am going to be more honest than I have ever been in my life - and thio IB not fiction : It's most men 's lives, as we live them. I don't want lo write this letter, but as long as I am being prodded, l'U tell the complele truth. You can believe it or not, as you want. I am close to 60, but look about 40, so everyone tells me, I admit a large part of this ,. due lo my wtfe shouldering the responsibilities, working to pay the bills, keeping the children off my bsck, etc., besides be-. ing a very loyal wife. However, I feU out of love with her at the end of the first year of our marriage, mo1tly because of her ignorance of sex and her rent lady friend which I atlll deny any uiOCiatton with. Now lba point II I am and alwayo have been sellsfied with eating my cake and having ll too, but my lady friend II youuger and Ia willing to get a divorce from HER husband If I get one too. My wife hM offered me a divorco which I refused. (I told my lady friend aha wouldo't give me one.( But lblnl<ing It over - since my wife II getling old and can no longer work, which makea her harder lo live w1th, why shouldn't I end this mock mar- ren up to about 4 years of aga. nage and start over with a younger wife? I make good Since the vaccine ll aaf.. there 11 no reason why your money, aud could let my wife have half tho property. Maybe, as long as I'm getting children are grown and gone, knew and still know she loves me. Tht lltlle I took her anywhere I always brolll!ht her home miserable because I couldn't help making ovor other women, U for no other reason than to bum my wife up because I couldn't stand her jealousy. I still can't. I've tried to drive her crazy - oh, yes, four times In our married lifo I tried to make her think She was going out of her mind. But somehow she always Q - I asked my doctor to give my son, 21,2, the new measJn vaccine. He refuesed lnd aald the vaccine should be gtven only to oabies under 18 months oc age. After that age, he saya a child can handle measles aelf. What do yuu think? "nerves and hallucinations." Yes, we men lie and alibi all our years until the wife hits lhe "change" and then we really have il made, for no one payo any attention to "Old Wives Tales." I don't want to risk havin~ her take hall my aalary as right now I get along pretty cheap I don't even give her spending money. Please advise. -MR . HEDGE- HOPPER Dear Mr. H. No advice. Just a prediction. When your wife and your lady friend read this letter (as I'm sure they will), y011'U lind Truth Clly a lonely place. Vecy BERRrS WURLD A - Although measles Ia froquently a mild diseaie, Jt il aometimes a killer. Stevere com• plicatons may occur. These are especially dangerous in child- child should not havo Ibis protertian. lftertlOOD 8ult4a, by I'M Oblo Yallt:r wv :a-at• '"' llll!t.al'lal ,DOrM soon now you 'II dilcover bow ll feels to bo o discorded old burned - out lecher. (And IIIII it what your letter lo all about, isn't it? You're begging for punishment. Could be your wife wlll forgive youagain - which Ia the worat punishment of all, for o maa who wants lo bo whlpped.-R.) ~biU.b­ pnq. w~ lne. weea ono year In ad••ne. r ot tbe n. ltfft"' 11&.10 UuH •o·au. •.10. ••ban e..rl'ler .."ll!tl \ momb .all ODI 111r llOJJih .. lUll 'lllrM IIIOilUY,. 11..1D. ,t_. •r mollillf. • ,_fi,.FITI":_- _ ·- - --- gur .. . stopped? Find PLUMBERS fast in the YELLOW PAGES. 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Yes, it wu over tht rut- PubU.hed hi~ lhe truth down, I should add '·. Q - Wbat would make a 7the reaaon for trying to drive ' Y••r-old boy keep blinking h1a my wife crazy was that Jf she eyes all the time? HI! parent1 were committed, I could have are divorced. all the property, and also my A - Penoplratton running freedom, but, at the same time, blto the eyes or rubbing the no one could hook me into an- eyes and getting salt from the other marriage. skin ln them will cauae • disapproval of me going out with the boys (aud girls.) But my lady friend l• In1 never respecled ruleo. I feel alsling on marriage and I don't every Individual should make want to lose her. Could my his own rules, ao I used MY · wife hook me for a lot of alirules of lhe game, and who's to say I'm wrong? We've bern mony? She can't prove I have married 35 years or I should been chasing, and I can make say my wlte has - not I. The a pretty good case about her earlier than they should have because of too much discontent and friction in the home. My wife knows of my outside activities and has always fought with me about them. Of course, I always denied any dlsloyafty and I worked it so she would blame herselt part of lhe time. I put her through Hell, and I was able to because I Then, If ber palna continue. aho ahould have thorough worloIIJI with X rays of her cli&eslive lract. Middleport H&RFIRESTONE STORE MIDDLEPORT, O. I �l 4--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport , 0 ., Mar. 8. 19B5 f/ :l.i Letters TO THE EDITOR THE POET'S CORNER M A LI'L GREEN GRAM lXI Gretn Gras~ . 1 thmk vou WASHI'NGTON !l'Pll - are brave , On The Farm Front .. F B ' a practical political app!Olcb In wheat, grown prhtclpafly In lbe discussing the export sa lo o1 reat plains. " much sreater !soft red winter wheat. han that ol oofl red wintor. w k m or ~ ~~b~h::'u;~e e:~ ~~,:~ ·se~~ i~~~: ::r~ :r:inc:,g:~~: IJ • r. verage armer eats em a 1 "That's triM," SUonlloid said, Ohio Farmero grow a con•xl .. th~re The 1during the survey week of Jan the boss worked 36 hours while this wheat under the gover are in the bard red average farm operator tn the 24-30 . This latest available data \the hired hands. workecl 38.Z menl's P.L. 480 prosram wa winter area. n·~ the number or Ed. Note: AI frequenlly nolod in our column To oome smHln. up th;s way · Umted States work• more houn lalso !howed that other members hours . In the Pac1ftc region, the high on tbe list of matte ngre3Smen which wHI deter. contributions In letter form or verse are welcomed by What whtn 1ht~ f1cklt <~un shall during the week than hts hired :or tht ramily worked 28.8 hour! lbos!:l put In ~.9 houn agalnst members of the Ohio f''&r ine which wheat Is sold." The Daily Sentinel. We renrve the right, however, to pa!ls . ? hands or any _ members of hts iwhilf! hired hands worked 33.7 41.1 for the h~lp. The Mountain Bureau planned to discuss wit He said foreJgn purchaserscut llf'Gth or to refuse publiution entirely if st1nd1rds And skits turn co ld and grav · famliy, accordmg to the Crop houh. region consists of Montana, Ida· Lhell' conlfessmen, St.anftel ho pay forei&D money for ef propriety are not met. PMudonyma, 11 in the cue . Reportmg Board. ' The operator outworked his ho , _Wyoml~g . Colorado, New \was one of the leaders of heat bought under pL. 480-with .,Hyronymou1" ere permittN in publication, •.ven l.i \ Green Grus. you are ve r~ The board lllald the average 1h1red help In all areas except Mextco, Anzona, Utah, and Ne- lgroup of 50 Ohio Farm Bur hould be permitted to desig· welcomed, 10 long 11 each contribution is ~egally lliJn· br:wf" 1operator- who ts usually !he lthe Mountain and P~cirtc re-o vada . The Pacific region con- members who made 8 th;: t.e the kind of wheal they eel. We welcome the men, women, and chtldren who To p(lkt- through the rold, lrarm owner-worked 36.8 hours gions. In the Mountain region , talnB Washington, Oregon, and ,d t · W hln '""I. Stanft'eld indicated most ----- · -- --- - - c8 l'f · •Y.. np 1o as gton. -· h•ve talent for u:pr1ning • story or embellishing • ." da rk ground . . 1 orma. FIGURES RELEASED .ty Director Warren c. Nelson. The government ts ~ell would prefer 10tt imlfle in the magic of poetry. Equally .•• we~coma 11 In the fa tn' lint that sprmg-l ttme ha:-.. Dunng the elendar year of.Of this amunt $59.589,439 wa.!l New En&land operators put in l a~road much more ~ard re wheat to the uw.r1 the letter that would makt a constructive po1nt leedlnt to the improvement of our communities. 1 Wtl h .:;n(lwflakt'H rallin ' round .. I964 , $84.2j)4.020 wa~ - ~istrlbut -t dtstributed to coun~ies , $20.456,-57.3 houn:. agalst 42.1 tor thelr wmte~ _wheat und~r P ..~ . 48 olurrunous hard red wlnter. ,ed . to pohttcal su bd1~1atons of 528 to<~' municlpalitJes and $4,- lhtred hand!. In the Middle At- , ~han 1t I!J so~.t red wmter. Stan- Stanfield ~aid mo11t wne~tt 1 Heresy Holle r l.t 1 (;ret>n c;rass. ~·ou·re a Oh1~ from mot~.r ve~1cle reg1s- 218,051 Lo _tow_nshlps . lanlic region, operators ·.. orked fteld sald. We want the so~. roduC€rs ''couldn't care lrl!s" SIIYPrsville, R D. II"US IIIlg thmg tratwn fees . . I he . ftgure WH9 1 The dl!!trlbUtiOII In Galba 49.2 hour! against 37.6 ror their Ired winter o1>heat to be ~ushed whether wheat _sold abroad is v,eryone is familiar \\"ith lht' Jamb Since the \Pr:-· .. h k II at spnn~ ts her~ released by State Htghway Safe- county amounted to $104.373 .37 h l he~ t N th C I j He was remlnded tnat the carried in AmerJcan bottoml or ' ·• .. t th ., . $'!1 855 28 to mu elp. n t c. as or entra, f . . 11 1o t 1n 1 1 1 earliest d·ays of mankind the lamb ha~ bren prrsrnt. . 11., 1 ·caufle somr r1ipp~· red. ~ . · e c_oun .r • ' • · · it was 418 hour o hard red wlnler in vessels. of fore1gn regi!ltry. 11 ror the boss surp us II the most Peaceful and the most detense.loss ol ct eo · . ' b d lend With Mr. and Mrs. Joe mcipa\ltles and 138.924.32 to d 33 2 . h f th h lp' . . ~fiNISh.~ tt II tr s pas· . I " Bisst:!ll. tOWll!>hip~ 14\n . ours or e e . • tures, having neither the shrll of the t~rtotse . 1 ~ qul ~ And tJ II out· Spnnl!: 1s here . Mrs. David Carter and Mrs. ·West North Central operators • of the porcupine, the speed of the rabbll. or the. ~·hemt· . IHenry Hensley wer• dinner WINS MAST"'R'S worked 39.7 hours, thetr help • cal warfare" of the skunk Thougl1 assocmted al\\a)S \\tlh 1. 1·1 c:rt'f'n Cra~s . ~ our fai th 15, . f , 30.5 hours. South Atlantic open• 0 ,guests 0 Mr. and Mrs. scar MASON - William .J F'ogle- to k d 32 3 ho r . the • :HOW DO YOU IXPICT TO Gn A JOI, Gft1 • Peace l' t has been the cause ot strif.•· among.men from the, h C -. ; urf' , . . . .Babcock. Other callen were l rs wore · us, MO EY?• days of Cain and Able. l'l'COrdrd m Genests to 1 e . 0 " · Whlie mtne keep' shlfttn 1R nd M Fr eland Norr Isong, son or Mr and M". Don- hired hands 28.1 hours . The • 1A PIOMOTION, 01 MAKE MORE N ,: boy and Sheepherder. rrcordPCi In I he pape-rhark \\P s i PI n. rotmd Al~\1 . a R 'rdr". e C "t' aid Fogle~ong of Mason. Is one East South Central operators • .,._ ... ft.., HtGH ICHOOl AT HOME .,. y...r ..,. IM+J , Jce a1 en, Eloise on no · h . . d _ . ............ 11,...-- 11 wrlt4,., riff toOUn .- PIU Yet It has survived. f th f 0 ld would 1 had your ~imple trust lv and Lindsey Lyons 111 and : ofd ;d39 w o w111 ~edce1ve a vdonc- worked 29.4 hours , thhelr, help\ • UllOM ......... ,_~· They decorate Christmas eard s, slr<:~y rom . e .. That God will ke-ep you {" . e egreelll a1 m1 -year gra ua- 28.1 hours. West 8out Centre • DO IT NOWIII and become "poor little lambs_ that havr lost their way ' smtnd I Janlee. t·on at the University of Illinois. operaton put In 32.7 houn. A*iiCANtc'HOOi.·-o;,;,·.;..;-o;;;,·o:,~.-;.:~~-----··· • 8 eat ivy and anything else avaJ!ablP , they gamh~l on -A. c. H. Calling on Mr and Mrs. nave : Foglesong, a graduate of Wa- their hands 31 .7 hours. ';.~~fr:-=~ ~~;~ ::.c~ Soot.H 0 ,d f r·· L<- .,r;..,. • 1 1 village green to the rlrhght of the rhildr<'ll •; onth,. ly81 ., were Mr . and Mrs . Char· l hama High School and MorohOhloaa Speako • .... ........................................... ........ ...... "'' ......... • market o[ Wall St., to th£' delight 01 thr hro er~\, Py lE'" Ltsle., Svracuse and Mr. Co- l all University, will rect'ive hl.!l Douglas R. Stanfield , execu- • Allltl<m ....................................................... Apt......... • row up to hecomP sheep and producP wool. mu1ton ant1 paz. · Master or Science degrf'e about tive vice president of ~he Ohlo r CIU ................................._._,_ ~,..._, ... , ...~ ........ 1•!.11 .......... · "'"• .- ..~ • fanolin. - - - . abilitv-. -vloltl Smllh , April t. Farm Bureau Fed•rat10n u1ed ., • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • There is a <'ult whi<'h ha.'l . ersisted manv years. of those Or that the inrn·a~mg . Pwho insist thB.t all things have lnf tllf' ~·ounger !:f'nf'ratlon tn rn in the world and that I jo\· wf'trd o.;ouncls and rhythrns . · h ·assarv l)nf' 1f a purpose Register Now! thing is of u~r m thf' fu · wt ll not P n TH't....... ----------Hurry! Only :;;11 not at pre-s~nt . . w~ ar~ to populate . n~>~· wor;d~ That philosophy can makf' 1t wlu"rf' lht' sounds \\ til be ~d. f'd Air man and '11rs David : Register Often! Two Week. much t~asier to understand the on vibrations capable ot dt-:-ltoy - R 1 gg~ ·wlm h<.~~'t' rPcently r_P· ! outh of today . It may· ra~1ly mg 11w ~<H1!t~· ol nlPn nl \ll· turrwd from Okinawa. werf' VIS-\ You May Win! To Play ~ that evolutionary far tors are da~· . . . , . 1t 10 ~ \1r and Mrs Osr <lr RabIL work to produre the ' '"PI'~ {lj .>\ nd II . r·nt!ld _ht> lJIIt lr hkt 1 ~ tw·k After spending s~vpral men and women nt'Pdrd iu the that thr mcrea s•ng tPndPncy to da~· s v.iltl n•latlvrs. ~trma~ fut prop;;~gatLOn 1n the femnle Riggo.; wi\1 he ~ lrttionfd m An-~ u ure. k w• but what the 11fwh1 d1 has dnub\ed the r<tlt' ol Wh o no . , -e .., cf' tort:; H ...... tinity between the teen-ager and our poplllalton 111crr,ls · 111 !\1\r and Mr s. Howard Young 1 Erkert Ito, i!I. the auto is a preparatton lor a thr SN'ond war. wdl not. bf> t~e ol . Paden Ctty. W. v~ .. Edith : DouW. 0..11 d 1<.-• coming world of machines. or rn~fln~ ol rt>populll·ll·n~ ,I wm ld O!'hnrn. Kt•no. Ina Patter<~on and I 16126 "· thai thf dPsirr. of the youth lot· all!·r nn :1\nmtc w.u . . ~ lk t• Coolvilll::': ~ellie St~;~them 1 U. S. G..-. lns..-ctH t>\·olutllln ;md \tr ;1nd \1rs . Emm{'t\ Sit>· mort' and morr !!peed. and To ;J Pt'O('f'\ " of Breasts ........... ... .._ "'- 49c Drumsticks & J,egs,•. 45c and greater and grPater ili'CI:'ie ra - Wlltr h fou nd It nP Cl'~"ary '.~ pr!J- tht'm Wf•re visiting Mr. tion is one stag~ in 1tlf' dev<'lop- dtJcr tile Pterodacty~ . -~rm,np· :'\l ro.; Ga rth Smith Breasts Quarters i!I. 39c Leg Quarters ......... i!I. 35c m1~nt of a~tronauts iibli• tP tPrn <.~nd Archar:optrrtx ,Js s ta~ - Mr and Mrs. Dave Yate~ vis· I with.Cll.and lhe terri!ir ~peed s r~ tn the PvolutiOn of Hlf' -:nng· t!t•d c :·::wr Hawley in MiddiP- j Wings ... •· 19c Backs -·- .. JOe Livers-·· lb. 89c netoded 10 rearh the sta n, ~pan·ow. the.rf' woul~l ~~ ~ 0 od~· port ..'\1r. and Mr~ . Harlry Lar· Is it not possible that I he !I V 111 _tod;ly s IPt'n -agll ;-~:--. 11 \un ~ ni P,('lpre :1nd Mr and Mr~ . st't'mingly deadlv destrP to r ron - llegmn1ng slagP Hob ("n1Pma r1 nad Cora Swan of 1 rormity in dress, Spet'Ch and Sn - "" Lf't II Ill:'" ll'nHhlP In r;Pno ' f,..., Pack c u~tom s lS not h·admg Inward ~·our silt'nce st tll , and what ~ o· :\1~· and ~Irs . Orland Braneh l tht world prt~dicted by Tenn.v· t·wr else sha ll h;-~p-·· ~~~·p II nn and Dora Raton . Brlpre. and I son. where " the 1ndivtd ual wtth· undrrstcmdmg, but no t0! 15LII' : p~ tllyle 11o. .,, and the world is more and Sc• f~n· y'ou wf'll · Villa Kinradt> . Coolvi 11 P, ~ere v 1 ~iting \1r anr1 Mr~ Fred Hie-ronymous: more.'' L<~rkins I . •n'' :' . Irs Harold (;erman i~ a , \1 I I f vi sdors o wr part>r1 ~ - ' .. 1.1 1 · \lrs . D H Rohf><ion aml f"hr s- patirnt Ht Hoi7Pr Hospita m j \. ' <:::~llipolis ter . lorn~ . • M rv Pierf"e spt~nt the wePk \lr_ nnd \lr·-..; H<irlt·~ Hanmg Pnd a,\:iOl Suzie f'ooley Steuben- 1 ".' FI:Hwnod-: ~Af'rP 1s~unda~ .11 · · f th · ar nt s \1r \'t " Vt!-i llors o Plr P f' · · Mr . Hnd Mrs . ~eorge Hens- ,' I & 1tto Ribs nnd Virs F.verell Lamberl. lry. Jr . Tuppers !"lains. Mr. and ny Mn. Lyle Balder~on Vlt·s .Jr)~rplt .Johnson wa~ 8 Mr!' .John Henl'llry of Reeds· 1 ••••• 2 b:. Kroger Brand The Olive Farm Woman 's Tuesd<:~y evening vi stt or ol lwr vilk-. :VIrs . David Carter. Pom· ' Club rnt'l Wl! h :vtrs. Vivian ,.sistPr. Mr~ IJ~· rnt· V;JugiHm of erol and \'lr . and Mr.~ Gt>orge -~ -~~-El<p. 3/!/115 -.c.Hoo Humphrey for their F'l"bruary Pnmt'l"oy . lle~ S IE'\', Sr .. wE're vi~iting Mr. · mf't"ltng Mrs HumphtC\ preSI \tr . a~d 'f.r• J.<.~me s .Johnson, !"lnd M.r!' Henry Hensley dPnt condu~led the busmess .Jam1e Sur ,md fodd of Pom- M nd Mrs Darrrll Connol' I•3 '' Y ly 1 spt>nl r . a sevt>ral· davs at ColumAt•f . Colon ~f'S"ton Roll call was an~were d I!:'roy an d M1 rm_d \rl rs b) tellmg ·Bow You :\1r-l Yo~r 1.Jo!lnson wt•re Sunda~ eventng ' bus . · ------------~---Husband." Thl:' program toptc i giiP"il ~ of lhf'tr parPnt s. ~11 ,and Mr and \lrs Tf•d Ha~· man ! was "Origin or Vah•nltnt"-.·· by Mr~ .Jnst>pll Johnson ~md .am· and .liillf'l Rissr\1 spf'nl a w~k l Annour t•. Sloc ,.,,.. ·-- • ... Mrs . Ella Osborne. :!.v ....... ._.. . . . . . . . . 4 1 10 <1. Ilk ,.,... Refre!hmenl!li wert srrved lo , .Jn Smith vbileci 'fllf'sdil.\ Pv - ing with hi.o; daughtt-r, \1r . and Cubethe above na..'l1f'd ::~nd to the It-ning With hrr aunl_ V!r~ .I Mr<> .I. C. Wyatl and Kay ~~ c~- ___ lilJI>, 3/0/f6 following · Mrs Ara Myers, R Murphy and f<~mJI:V. 1 Mn. Pauline 'vlyers. Mrs . Ma· Connlf' and .Jtll Warner nf mie Buckley . Mrs. :vlargaret I Mtn('rsvtllr Wf'rr- S:-tlltrda~ rvr•n· ~·~~ Brown, Mrs. Lillian Pirkt'ns, 1ing vtsitors nl :\1r. and \1r~ Martin Osborne, Karen and Ro- ' GeorgP Warner ,1nd famil _\ bin Humphrry. Thr M<1rch 1 Mr and Mrs Ted Warn1•1· Jnd ~·:·:· ~':<~ ~.;,~h Your Dependobte meeting will be .,.,,.ith \1r..., 0<~ · familv of Pornf'I"O!' wr:>re Stmborne. d~.v vi . . !tllf ~ rJI h1 -. ; p:ll"l'rtl'- ~·1 :·. Dooler For Pttlobu"' Plain ____ • _ The CBC Club met with Char·, and Mrs. Herman W<lrnPr .... &S.R. Jes and Vivian Humpri"K'y for M1·~ .I<H'k F.lam. fl.lr \ F:uthe February meeting. Denvf'l" gt'nf' ll;olillg. Hhnnd,1 and Mr<~ . AND Weber, president. conducted tile ' Frni Ttwkt•rm<Jn wPI"I' \-Iunday : ~".:":.''! _c~·~~ •••• • businfSS session where plans httslnP~c: VIsitors m G::~l· . . . . . . . &Ia ltic wt!re made tu t·on<~trw·l a sign ltroll~. Phone WY-2--2550 -$1.10 c VIr Alvis nf Fiortda 1 ~ vi~lt- ---__,.........,...,....- to the ~ntrance of Rtvervirw school. Refreshments Wt'IT set·ved to the above named and to I the following : Mr <:~nd .\lrs . --ol Donald MyPrs, Mr . Robert King Itt~ 79< Wendy . .and son, Mr. and Mr s. Fnwst Doll w. . . . \ Whitehead and daughters. Mr and Mr!ll. De-nver Wrbrr and !ltiiEltp, 31G/t6 Pl., 11 OUtfllo To Go Wllh Thh . son, Mr. and Mr~ . Warren PickDolt. u.. Cou,... In This Ad T• ens. Karen and Robin Humph· rey. The next meeting will be S.V. 0. Eado Oulf~. with Mr and \tr~ Dont~lrl VJy. ers. Recent vi sttors of !\'lr. and Mrs. Alfred Cashdollar and : ~~ EXPEHT INSTALLATTON' •""""-ol familv wrn· Mr and ~1rs Hu Iq'fl.l8 W<ntr bert Carr and fumt!y and Mary : ARMSTRONG'S Fresh Kale ...................... -·... ,.., ~ Dill . . . . .. Jane Cashdollar ot Columhus. · White Mr. and Mn Pau l \1t>reidth Linol.,.,m ... Inlaid Vinyl S•tin and daughter uf Co\umbu~ and Sug1r Onion Sets 2 •· Z9t Naomi Picken<~ sp••nt t hP wetk ' Flonr l"ll\Pflll !~ fr 11' f'"\"f·n kind of floor . Ht·-:t end wtth Ylr. ar.d .\fr " Wa i!Pr 10 lb. $1 pat1•·r11 .~ f'rolh:-.Jn ll al ln~tallHIJDI! hv u~. or Brown and family ·Jo rr , , ,~,.~ ~·lt . c:oll WY "1. :.w:15 fot frt>e Psli· 1 1 ·you DIDN'T ••-. HIGH SCHOOL • ••• t-. • ttte 1 1 Long Bottom Socl"ety NeWS Fryers .. _. _-__ Lunch Meat Tu rkeys Fryers _- __ .. __ - •. 59c "'- 35c Whole Fryers Cut-Up 29c lb. j ' - J Reedsville Soriety Notes ••• 69c Rib Roasts ANTHONY Plumbing -Heating Hams .:·~-:-."·~. ~. -$2.29 PlUMBING HEATING Flour 4 $1 10 ..,•· 99C Ice Cream ____ _- .. 49c ::" 69c G..., I DO ...... 2o;:$1 Crest Can Opener . ~ :h·: ~. "WENDY DOLL,_ Bananas ea. IT~ Strawberries _ 88c __ -.... - 3 - .,,. $1 Peat.-•: . 1 ! Wolf pen Societv N6tes . . -of --~ · 2 pkgs. Gold ('rest Choc. ------- .. Cov . R.-sin• or G. C. lrt.... MJ,., Exp. 3/t/81\ ' Mr and :\<! r.s C'arl Hussell ' ::; . nf Columbu~ and \1r . and Mrs 1 y.- llliam Woodard of Langl'ville were wrrkr.nd gue~ls oJ Mr and Mrs Howar-d HussPil Mr. and Mr~ . Clinton C:ilkey 1nd famii." or Albany and Mr .and Mrs. Harold Gillogl_v nl Car· penter were Sunday v1s1tors of thPir parents. Mr . and Mr.._ Lin· t'oln Russell. 1 Mrs, Cary Barnitz. Carol. Ma- / ry Ruth and F:llrn ~~ l i1.alw1h, or UncoiD Heights wore Sunday ·-- . _- .... 9 .::: $1 Stokely Peaches LET INGELS ___ -_12::; $1 9 ':..* $1 _ .Kroger Milk _ c lb. Biscuits _ Spotlight --------··--.3 •• $1.99 ""' 5 =::·$1 Puffs ·vegetoIe -- · v-·""' 3 ar.:9c Pork & Beans FREE 50 Fresh Pork Roast SAVE30c -lllii$4.Z9~~~~~-~·~ll't~/-~ij~ FREE 50 Mlddl•part, 0. hi• wife. Mary, In 1953. He surv1ved by two brothers. Ralph or New Haven, and Harry, Hartford ; three •lsters. Mn. Russell McMtllin ot Mason , I Mrs. Etta Gilliand of New Ha~ today lhol unldenllfitd enemy 1lrcroft ottempted lo I ven, and Mr~. Bess Roush of •nlorcept Sourh Vlotno..,... fighter..,.mbors during Lakev and a num 1ew, Ohto, Tundey's m~atlve 1lr 1trilc:e against Communist North rl, . Pt. _ Piea11ant 25.35, IDnton , ber of meces and nephews. Viet Nom. I Sen. Ookley Collins. R-Iron· '1.45 >tattonary, Kanewha Falls HARTFORD - Dav1d Gibbs. frtend• may call at !he fog-1 II wot the flrtl report of ony aerial opposlllon ov· Plonty of 2x4's ond All Fromlnt Lumber ton , has introduced a bill in 6.90 rlBin&. Charleston out, 8... . of Hartford , who died on ) lesung Funeral home any tlme or North Vletnom- territory, A dlopatch dltlrlbul~ the Ohio Senate to establish a don and Marmet dams Tuesday morning at tht~ Pleas- j arttr noun Wednesday. ! by VIol Nom PrMt, the officio! Soulh Violnomeso news professional practices board for running 2 feet, and Winfield , nt Valley Hospital, will be I tgoncy, 11id VlelnomMo Skyrolder pltoto relurning buried In Graham cemetery rol -, SERVICE ON f 'RIDAY from the mission sew ''thrh stnnga planK coming the teachmg prorelsion in Ohio. 1ldam 5 feet. 1 Aim of the measure introducBoat Movement•: lowing services at Foglesong I community World Day of, from the 11st ." . Funeral home Thursday Qt 21Prayer services for the SyraNorth Vi.t Nam is known to h•v• an air force of ed by Collins would be to a~t in an advi11ory capacity to the Oblo River Kentuckian p. m. Leonard Hawkes and 1 cuse churches wm be held at ot leoti 25 Soviel·bultl MIG jel fightert. Tho govern· FREE ESTIMATES DN NEW HOMES State Board of Education in down 13. 9:05 p.m.; Queen City Don Reynold will officiate. Ithe Syracuse Methodist rhurch mtnl report did not indicote whether tho plones teen such areas as teacher selection up 14, 5:55 p.m.; Allee down Mr. Gibbs was born January i Priday, March 5, .. t 7·30 Tuesday were iets or propellor~powerH. & !raining, certification , assign: 15, 2:55 p.m.; Susan Lane down 7, 1382, the son of the late Char· p.m. All Syracuse churches are Tho Soviet Union todoy term~ the ollockt "acts 15, 6 p.m.; Lillian G. down lS, le<- and Essie Rogers Gibbs , and , participating. Everyone is wei MASON, W.VA. of undisgui1ed internation•l bendltry." An ectltorial in 1ment and practices SP 3-SSS4 ' ·' ln effect," said Collins, 15, 2·25 p.m.; Susan Lane down was also preceded m death bycome. tho Communlsl porty newspopar Provdo said: this measure will g1ve to teach- up 15, 4:05 a.m. : 1 ~:Z~f~ Jr...;.;;~~~~:;.~;::;;;;~~~~----------------_;;!:::;~~~~~~~~~~~~iii "'The Soviet government t-....as most un•mbigously ··ers m Ohio somewhat simUar er down 16, 6:55 a.m.; E warned th• U. S. government that the letter miscalcu· paniclpation in their profe!l- up 18, 7:10a.m.; Pa~zo up 19. lotod if it believed thor oggreulon ogointl o socialist 1sion as that enjoyed by docfors, ~ 4 ~ 30 ~ . m .;_ George Prtce up 19,, state would rem1in unpunished. dentist s and lawyers ." ' 2. 10 am ., Jefferson up 21. .,The U. S. aggressors have begun a dangerous I The board created by Collins' 6:15 a.m.; Beaver up 22, 6:50 1 play with lira." bill would be composed of nine p.m. ; Luther Herdman up Pravda demanded a "discontinuation of the crim· members with the following Greenup .f :IO p.m.; JeJfboat up 1 Ina! dirty war in Viet Nom" and soid the United Stoles breakdown : four elementary ()f Greenup t: 15 p.m. ; Andrew w11 "on the ro1d of risky and dangerous provocatio!!s·:. . Calhoun up Greenup 6:35 p. high school _t.eachers: three m.; Allied- Ashaldn up Green· I school admtmstrators and two . Gl d r 12 . 15 college staff members. The up . a.m. ' en a.,·~e Ohio Education Association down l! :IO a.m.. Rose 'P / • would have the right to submit down . c:eenup . 3.30 a.m a list of five persons for each ~ranklm Pierce up Greenup 4··1 of lhe positions. 140 a.m.: J. S. LeWIS down Green- I Th bo d ld be f' d up 6 a.m ; Pamela D. up Mel· I MASON - The Mason 'J'()wn ,or $50 shall be made for each e ar wou _mance dahl 5:45 p.m.; .Jim Hougland Council at its meeting on Mon-lseparAte connection to the wAt- 1by _one-half of _th_e _recerpts ac- up Meldahl 7:25 p.m.; Tibolt day evffiing released the new ler <Jnd sewage system. The a· crumg to t~e DIVISion of :reach- up Meldahl 9:35 p.m.; Illinois j llewer rate!> which went into bove ts ~ll by ord~r o! the Pub- er Educataon and Certlflcatwn ldown Mftdah! 1:5:-i a.m .; Eliseffect on Marrh I by ordN uf llic Service Commlsston. of t~e State Depa~tment of Ed- ha Woods down Meldahl th p blic Service Commir:.:ston . · · be d t ucatiOn. Such funus come from am. · Ravenswood up Meldahl OUT THEY GO ... and YOU'RE IN WITH BIG SAVINGS! e du Mr• Charlotte, Ruu~h No connection Will ma ~I ol fees paid in connection wilh 4:10 'am Reror er ., . - the new se wer system untl a 1 · - f · · · · prPsided as Acting Mayor m permit has been obtained at the ~ppt icattons or teachlnJ certtf- GaUipoiJII Dam - John J. thP absence of Dayton r.avnes. Maoon water office and the $50 Jca es. . Rowe down 7 p.m .; H. E. Bowl· ' . ~ t ern down "fhe water ra tt>S WI'II re t"a· ,. 1n connection charge patd Con- The board. appomted bv· the le". . 11p 9·3' . <~ p.m ... r.as . h II · ·t (,overnor, would have the auth10 ·25 p m . OVEC up 12·lO th.". same In~< Ide the corpi!ra- nec110ns to l e sewer ne mu~ . . · · ·. . 8. tion . No water bill will be ren- ~ of clav tile with the vinvl onty to hold hearmgs, make m.; Walter Beckjord up 6:05 drn.'d for le ss than $150 for thf' ;or rubbe~ S('al connection ~r ~ studles prepare r_eports and la.m.; Solvay down 7:10 a.m.; first 2<XX.I gallons. Sew:..>r rate~ cast iron or cl:'ment ""hl'-:tos make recommendations to the Peggy Downey up 8:05 a.m, for the first 2000 gallons 1s $2 20 1 i P. . P.roper ag_enctes tn lhr state, Kanawha RivPr Semet minimum· 8000 gallons $1 per p p Collms sa1d. up London 6:35am.: Esso Wrst tho usand 'ga llons : 40,000 ~al\t)n. i Thanks wa~ extended by tlw Virginia down Marmf't 7:45 p. 50c per thousand gallons; at,d Mnyor and •he coun:il to the 1 m. : o. F. Shearer down '>for_ met. 10:40 p.m.; Dunran Bruce ovrr 50.000, 35c per thouo;and Appala~hlan Power Co. lOr 111- · street , down Marmet 12 .10 am : Ti:PI stalling new modern No bill will b~ rend~r~d for 1 lights. ' ma Ann down Marmet 1 41 a. I m ; Lucy ,Jane l.uca~ down Mil less than the $... 20 mmtmum. , (m nil account• no! paid In full I Thank• was also txpre<sed ' Imet 2'15 p m , II I Z by the 15ttl of the month a ten £or the aid of employPes 01 $l 1Winf1eid 2 · .~0 ; >n . ~ ~~ \ :· 'I· ~~ per cent penalty wtll be added. Iper hour AFDCU who have re:er down Winfi;ld 3JO .. , '"·' If an accOlmt Is not paid i~ full j portedly pa_int~ th_e assembly : · <~ m. Value s to 8 95 in I his group of Ladie~ Fall withm 30 days, servtce wtll be 1room upstairs m City Ha ll. WASHINGTON (UPI) Wh 1 not ipainted the street mvnes o.1 the war went on in Vie-;- Na~~ ~ El,,'IIIP./81 BurtPI~ uf discontinued, and shall and Wintf'r Dr~sses Reduced for quirk dear· thereafter be restored until ali i' markrr~ for the streetg and one pos~abily important element I . . lar P!fton DIPS ance . .luniors , Misses and HaH Sizes, Dre-ssrs delinquent charge_s are paid helped mstal~ , tht>m. m that conflict was quietly be- ~ Word was rece1ved lwrE:" SALE PRICE plus a re-connect ton charge of , The ~ond~t1on of Ihe streets mg played out in a mahogany- , Ihat Ernest Bartel! dted Sun- 1 you c ;.~n wear now and in1o spring. f5, Iwas agam d1scus~ and the , paneled office herem Washmg. ,day at ht~ home m Charleston, . d r 1group voted unammously that ton W. Va . Anyone nowb.llowmgt a etlhn- _the mayor and Ralph W<n·ner l S~cretary of State Dean Rusk I Mr. BarfPis. the son of the quent water ' mus pay e'1 f ·'th th ity' attorney · tate M d .e c s • ' I summoned Soviet Ambassador r. an Ylrs. Fr_ed Bartels, bill in full before March 15, or co.n ~r Y<t service will be discontinued, IWilham Rardm, Pt. Pleasant, Anatoly F . Dobrynin t.o his of- former Pomeroy resident!" , was d $5 II be added to this In ~gards 10 !he procedure for j fice Tuesday for a lalk lasting a gradunte of Pomeroy High I anhe !h wb,'\1 , aid !gettmg the streets pavt>d. more than an hour mo~lly on School, rlass of 1923. Survivors 11 WA nservice e 1 connection P · p 11 Off' ~ td 1 · ~ include his ~ ·r1 e, LUCI·11 e; a son, ', charge Mason ce leer "r · Southeast Asia. to Informed and three Sisters. Mrs . H~m; l l 'Taylor asked that a record be l According Values t.o 12.95, an uuusual assortment of :kept of telephone cal.ls to t~e sources, Rush gave the Russian Radford, ~r Winfield, W. Va .. l Po!ice Department With m· envoy a full explanation of U. S. Mrs ~ellle Bean, Columhu.•. late Fall and Winter Dresses. Fine qualily cotformalio~ relating to ~h~ call- policy In Viet Narn. This in- t~d•to~l.'iS Charlotte Barlrl~;; of ton fabrics, acetates and blends in ~li wan trd ed. the time, date. and mlurma- elUded a firm statement of U.S. ) · . . SALE tion about the ca!l determination continue Funeral serv1ces Will br ht>ld . 10 colors, you '11 want more- than one at this low 1 The council . earlier . in tht " necessary" militar actions Thursday at 11_ a. . m. from ~hf' PRICE week at a spec tal meetmg unan- i d t f t" / fl Church of Chflst m Char!eswn clearance prire. imously passed emergency rules Nan tho Vrc tuseN negn ~a wns un_1 1with burial there. 1 : and regulations . . 1e for connections ., or . ., am gtvrs up 1 s . Iahons . RHt)DES JNJUR~D F neral 'and mstal to the sewers aggresswn. Th h R . I •~ T RT W V L~ A ' · a. - u . ! nd rev<Jilin •nalties and vie ope w_as that usst? Harry E. Rhodes 2807 Jack. Pns ther:ofpt ~erv•ces for Mrs. Clara M<:~e 1 a\ 0110 1would pass th1s on to Han01, 1 son Ave ., Pt. Plea~ant . _ · ~ · ., of the Broa~ Run lo ·dt " · t·· . mam 1 \.rnnm, .V't' . esda , Attending Monday's me~ting prOVI ng_ one more Signa 1 enance superintendent at Ihe <'ommumty, who dt~d Tu . Y1 ere Acting Mav()r Charlotte of U.S. f1rmnE"!I;.S to that Com- 1Vanadium Corp was . . d . · g at her res1dence wliJ , w · ·1 · . ., InJUre m mormn ' . IR h Councilmen Woorlrow mums regJme. an acc1dent l'uesda he held at the Graham Baptist 1 ous ' Y wh'lI e en- •' church at Graham Station at F'ort-man, Ch~rlf's :eagh. ~o- ! route to Steuben_ville. bert . Kay Wilson and Ceo' ge hosptlaltzed at New 2 p.m. F n'day. C MHeI" IS ·n E The body will lie In stal.e for , ar<>on I . ar .tnsvl e. xt.ent of his inorw hour prior to sE:"rviceii. The : , ~ , , Jun_es ~re unkno~n . His car h1t Hev . Silas Billups will ·J tflwte . 1ITLF. .COUN r vtADE . a sem1-truck wlurh had jark.and burial will be in r:rnham I Sixty-siX tltl~s for new vehwkmfed the road. Group 1- Values to 16.95 ie~ wrre ubt::~m.ed at the Meigs iiiiiiii l femetery. Mrs. Grimm was a member , county Ulle office tn !he .court -~ of the Graham Baptist church ; huuse during February. 11 ,was and was a school cook . She was , repo_rh•d today . . Deputy Clfr~ , PARIS (UPI) - France anborn Junr l, 1900, the daughLer ! Nellie Brown said .53 of the ti· I nounced today it has accepted of the late Oliver a~ Rerl!1a ! ties were for_cars. 11 for trucks. 1 the Soviet Union's proposal for Regrouped for 4uick dear1 joint action with a view towards iPickens) Boyd. She ~s survtv -l and two trailers. f'd by a daughter. .\rf1ss Ruth I convening a peace conference I ance, values to 16.95 . See Jeanette Grimm; a son, Harry ' SORORITY ~0 MF.ET . on Viet Nam. I these for value plus, don't Grimm, both of Lel;;~rt . lwo : A special meetmg of . the XJ , The French diplomatic grandchildren, si~ sisters, ~rs .I Gamma Mu ~ororlt~ Will ~e ~ was made public by InformS· wait , shop early. These Mary Smalley, Mlddllport; :'l<u- lheld Thursd~y at 7 · 4 ~ p.m.. 10 Uon Minister Alain Peyrefitte ah Beegle, New Brighton Pa .; ·lth• Columbta Gas Co. off1r• h b" won 't last long. . . , in Middle rt a 311 our ca met for EASTER 1\r~rs. Genc_va ~cDam_el , ~PJ.\f',r po · ing today under President I· ails, Pa., Mr:s. LaUJa P1cken3, ~~~-Charles de Gaulle SALE PRICE Limil~ Timtt Ontyl Syradtse, Ohio; Mrs. Kathit•('n ' FAST ANSWER The Soviet ~ sal for Wider Columbus and Mrs. Ei\- 1 WASHINGTON (UPlt - S•nFr. pr poS . · · "0 rnmmon anco ' t>en Rou~h of Hacme Ohia · and ale \> P Leader F.verrtt M. f h . - ov1et f " · o· k Ill h · t or t e convemng o a ., ma~ ave JUS Geneva conference on lndoa brothel-, John Boyd, al.<~o of li' sen. R<~cme. , em~rged from a nmt!-day stay h' d F b . High style ('oats. now is the · ds may ca 11 a 1 tne · F' o-l ·m lh e hosp1't a 1, bu1 11e proved c te ma hand was drnat e Dee G. 23 m F rten 11 glesong Funeral home anyl~e Tuesdav ht' can still turn a qu1p Sono . t A eb 0d E .a~ e timt' to buy your wmter · the · best of t hem . v1e m assa or rge1 after 6 p.m. to day. , w1th a:radov. Coat. buy now for next Fall Le Gaulle gave and save. Be here when \he his reply Monday. Peyrefitte said the doors open. government believed that less peace is restabJishd the SALE PRICE Indochina connict milbt graduMARCH 4th -5th ·6th ally escalate into a major Asian war. VALUES TO 10.95 VALUES TO 10.95 VALUES TO 7,95 FREE GIVE AWAY 11 was the first time in postLADIES' FALL & WINTER LADIES' FALL & WINTER Ttn bookers of $5.00 groceries to bo given owoy war history that France and the Soviet Union found them· fno, Just como In ond .Jign your name. No pur· photographs on a key selves aligned &hue neceuory. One boskot to 1 family. Draw. West issue. of you 1nd lng lo be Saturday, March 6th ol 7 p.m. io Teachers Aopleo 3/0/&'l Eto!>. --c.,. ........ ............,. _""'.._ ... ,_., a.m. 1111¥ . . - . Xrog~r tht.tins - · 3/8/S Exp . 3/6/M ..._ -- ,.,_ ..... ______ .,.. ___ ...,....,...,.._ ---- • I ' SPECIAL PRICES! 1 HOGG ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. STARTS THURSDAY j Wat er' Sewer Ch • s are Announced l'n Mason City ° I G.l Clearance On Ladies Fall & Winter ExpJaJ'll War I n capito •J 0££ice Room I VALUES TO 8.95 LADIES' DRESSES $ VALUES TO 12.95 BETTER DRESSES ° Mrs. Grimm, 64 Of Broad Run Dies Tuesday 1 Save On Ladies' Better France Pals up wi th RUSSia 0 n peace (SSUe I GROVER'S STUDIO WINTER COATS FINE DRESS COATS $ PORTRAIT SPECIAL I HIGH STYLE COATS $ GRAND OPENING BROUGHTON$ BEST ICE CREAM i4 g1l. 69c COTTAGE CHEESE 2 lb. 39c BACHELOR GIRL your child AGILON STRETCH only Petite, SHULER'S GROCERY Pheno WI f,3226 Antiquity, Dhlo 9.95 HOSE Aver~,. and Tall _ __ one 8x!O for you $l00 THE SHOE BOX Mddlopori,O. -- !l SEE US FOR STORE WIDE SPiiCIALSI J pkp II Ladies' Sweaters or more INGELS FURNITURE PHONE wv 2-2635 DavidGihbs Of Hartford Gauge readinco: GolllpoHs Dam 17.9, 23.3, runnilll 42 foeti DI'es Tuesday on rollers. Pomeror-MuoD 23.· 9 --............·49c t 7\T ·R . 1 Collins'Bill River news ~A~oN ~u:)a~·~·" .~~~:..'! Oh Would Upgrade ------ f!j• , • I ID~;u~·l~y~Se~n~ti~ne~l.:.,~~::!~~~~0~·;;.·~M~a~r.~3~·Jl!INI:G~~~ .. ---- ----.,....- -- -·~· -~~ · -· ··---------·-·-. . ... .. - .. ~ two 5x7 for Grandparents Six wallet size (for everyone else) Ea. Vitlues to $7 95 in this group of La. dies I:Jetttr Sweatf'rs. Regroupe•l for quick sa le. Fin<~l clearan<'e on thY; groop. SPORTSWEAR $4 Ea. Values to $10.95. One group of Ladlf'!l Sportswear. Grouped for quick s<~if'. Wools, Streteh and asst. colors Ill Ca· pri Pants and Skirts. SKI RT.S $4 h. Values to $10.95. R.egrourd for qulek sale One large group o Ladif"s F•U and Winter Skirt1.. OUt the}' go. You save MONEY. Don't wait , be- hen early. Starts Thursday - Stiffler's Pomeroy ~----------------------------------- . ' I ' I �---------1 Laurel Cliff pltal Mrs. Marion Howell, daughter Mrs Fred Zimmerman and Fred, Jr., of Columbus visited recently with relatives here. Mr . and Mrs. Walter Bentz, Pomeroy. visited Sunday with By Bertha Park er Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. Thirty-five persons were pre-Mr. Howard Allen of Fair~ i Major and Mrs. Cedric 0. sent for Sunday School Sunday. born visited Sunday with his Parker. Eric and David, who Offer in~ was $25.84. Birthdays mother, Mrs. Margaret Allen . have been in Fairbanks, Alas- t.onored were Lula Circle, Gloa patient at·> Veterans Memor- ka , for two and a half years, ria Taylor and Bonnie Smith. tal Hospital and his sislt'r. Mrs.l are expected here this week Spending Sunday evening at Fay Lewis and family, Harri - . to spend a furlough with his the Dean Brinker home were sonville. I parents, Mr. and Mrs. P'arl Mr. and Mrs. Hayman BarnMr. Mickey Fox returned to Parker. before going to Ft. itz of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. his employment wilh a power Hood, Texas, where Major Carl Frances Van Meter, Marcompany near Steubenville. Parker will be stationed. garet Ann Carleton and son, PatMrs. Leona Karr s~nt a Mr. Char les Diehl, _ Acti~g rick . of Dorcas. week with her di:!.ughtcr and Postmaster at Pomeroy, was In Laura Circle of Dorcas visson-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Ed- Cincinnati recently in the inter- ited with Mary Clrcle Sunday. Ann ~st ?I . th~ pst ff_ice. While Erma! Schreckengost of Parkward ~auer and Polly of Manon. m Cmcmnatt, Mr. D1ehl met a ersburg called at the Dean BrinMr. and Mrs. _A G. Preston I Navy buddy, Mr. John Trasca, ker home on Thursday. of Huntmgton vtsJied recently I of Cincinnati. They had not James and Phyllis Circle of with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hoi- ] seen each other for 23 years New Haven, W. Va., spent Satley. but each recogmzed the other urday evening with Mary CitMr and Mrs. Clarenre Ack- J at once. cle. ley of Athens vtsited Sunday Word has been received here ! Sue Follrod and daughter , Kim with lwr parents. Mr. and Mrs. of the illnf'l)s of Mr. and Mrs. of Pomeroy spent Sunday with Norm an Schaefer. Perry Davis, formerly of this Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle Mr Leon.~trd Lunsford has r~ community. :Mr. and Mrs. Dahome from Holzer hos- vts were patients in a Colum~ bus hospital. Carmel Soc"et Nl I y 0 es Society Notes 1 and family. Mrs. Ruth Swepston 1111d chlldren of Columbus visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee Monday and Tuesday. Dean and Eunie Brinker colied on Dana and Paul Moore on Tuesday. ___· - - - - _..;...._ OJd f OWD FJats Society Notes Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Flemming, children, Bruce, Pam~ ela Gena, Reynoldsburg, spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carroll and family and helped them celebrate their 9th wedding anniversary February 21. Mr. Norman EvaM of Reeds· ville, visited his rather, Mr. Everett Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Autherson of Newark, Mn:. Elva Dailey of Stiversville, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Autherson all visited Mr and Mrs. Bill Middleswart and children .. 6-Dally Sentln~ Po~eroy-Mlddleport, ~Mar . 8, 1985 ro u:•mw IOOI PT. PLEASANT - lin. Ber· called on Mr. and Mn. Ma)'· at Meigs General hospllal attor wood Johnston. s•Jflering a heart attack. Mr. and Mrl. Maya, Reed& Mr. and 1rs. Clifford Jcen- ville, visited their daughter anc hower and children of Pomeroy son-in-law, Mr. and .Mnt. Gil) Route visited Mr. and Mr•. (Scrap) Van Meter and lamiiJ, Homer lcenhower Sunday. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence John- Mrs. Loutse Vao Meter and ston and family. Mr. and Mrs. Nicki, Mr. and Mrl. Gary Van ~bymond Kerns, Mr. Leo ' Meter and sons visited Mr. and ley and son, Ronnie. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Johnston and .rs. Homer Icenhower . local family. tha FllsoD wiD rnlew PT. PLEASANT - Two civil actlona resulting !rom the oame accident have been !iled In the office ot tile Circuit Clerk seek· lng combined judgment In the aum ol $46.325. The lirsl action Is styled Russell L. Ball vs. Herman VanMatre and lne second, Mi• :sourl Jean Ball VI. Herman VanMatre. According to the potltton, on March 3, 19113 on Rt 33 near the Mason city limits, the detendant, Herman VanMatre, willtully or recklessly drove hio vehicle Into the "'ar end of NEW SPRING DRESSES ARRIVING DAILY I Hartford 1 Society Notes H<Jwn 1 ----- The H.~rtfon1 PTA held Op- .\lr~ Lee (;Jbbs Pn·sentation en House at the m.•w grade was rnadt:' by Rev Rov EllJs. schoo l for the February meet- Halph S<J.vre , Harry Pl("ken,.;, ing. The affa1r was mformal. · Halph Gi bbs. Thom<ts Gnn· The g w ·~t.s were shown <~rou nd stead and Douglas Roush. i!ll the school. Each teacher show- of 1\ew I !.1ven The school ed their own mom. R.efresh- WtShl'S to take tlli s lime to ments were served through out thank the .luntor Order of Methe evening on a table in the chilntcs Lodge hall. The table was be<Jutifully T!te rest ol the ewmng was decor.o~t ed by t\trs Lee Gtbbs. SfWnl sm·1ally_ L'ounty Superinwith a I a vender tenden l Milton Hurdette, Ascover wtth an over cover of sista nt Cou nty Supermtendcn! ecru lace. The centerpiece was Ralph Sayn• and Ma~'Of Wtlan arrangement of fl owers on ' lia m Kl'IIY attended lite intera br;_tss lit'rt'd \ray At one estmg <.~ ffair Mrs Okey .Ktllend ot the table was the punr h ingsworth regtstered the guests b1 wl and at lt1e other end the Tea r·hers for the school are coffee urn On tlw utbiP was a Mrs. Mildred Chapman largt' assortment of cookJes. 5th and 6th grades, Mtss EsPre~iding AI the punch bowl , ther l\jcKmght, 3rd {lnd 4th and coffct> urn were Mrs. E:1rl gr11des. Mrs. Mary Kelly. 1st and 2nd grades, ami Miss_ Betty Kelly, spectal education 1 The Hartford PTA Will enter' I<tin the County CouncJI PTA , eR!?ake'" at the school March 8 Cursts .o 'A .M 0 N D R I N G <; ' regts!enng w•·re i\lll!1m Uur,:-.: j df'!te, Pt. Ple;;~sant, B R I p l1 1 SO:-l)TC, Hrv. Roy Ellis, Harry 1Picken.s. Douglas H.oush. Thomas Gnnslend, R..:1lph Gihbs. 1\olrs William Gibbs. Marilyn Gibbs. all of 1\ew Hav~n . Mrs_ Ceorge I Goodnight, Pomeroy, Mrs. Bet- - - - - - - I Tht•y pm<'nted li<e Wit t1 a !WI\ ! lctg and a - - - - - - - - - - B1ble Af'n.'pling ttw g ifts for 1 the school \LIS rlw pnncip(ll, By Virginict Carleton Cut From Good Quality Beef BOILING BEEF and SHORT RIBS - - - - ~ mRA COSTI ' ~ nite, Mrs. Roland Gibbs, Mrs. t.:1t \ i I 'I No Stamps I No Gimmicks ! •• Just Values at Clover Farm DEL MONTE CORN SALE I Whole Kernel or Cream Style Huron CORN 5 7 ~~5 1.00 EVAP. MILK Fresh and Crisp New 8 tall cans '---:7 Gibbs, Mrs. Ray Fields, Mrs. Howard Boswell , Mrs. George James, Mrs. Blanche Hickle, and Connie, James McKnight, Mayor, and Mrs. Wiliam Kelly, Mrs. Mary Froendt, Miss Betty Kelly, Mrs. Lucille Pow~ e!l and Miss Esther McKnight. SWEET PICKLES ___ :,·39c BEEF STEW ___ l".!4Sc c DINTY MOORE lb. FIG BARS ---------- JO.BO BRAND NOW IN HALF·QUARTS Potatoes EACH BOTTLE SERVES THREE so lb. carton serves 18 BAG s 12 :: 11 LIQUID DETERGENT __ P•:S:49c EASY MONDAY PINK BEST COLA Bm Frozen Food SPt::CIAL THANK YOU BRAND Cherry Pie Filling SWISS MISS FRUIT FILLED • '. DOG FOOD ·z :~. 39c Unclassified Royal Crown Cola PIES APPLE-CHERRY-PEACH c No.2 cans Fairmont Dairy Fair SAVE YOUR R. C. COLA, DIET-RITE COLA, NEHI TRUii FRUil ORANGE, AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAP$ LYONS ICE Clove• MILK THEY ARE VALUABLE! We Will Pay 1-2 Cent Each To Your Ftvorite Cherity. ( { ' l PORTAGE BRAND •• All 49c Right Reserved to limit quantities. t: ..... _ C'•••• Rr.ute 7 ·~· TUPPERS PLAINS RACINE .~-:•d Mor!·et " Th•· o\lntf' W•ftl ~ li11rt~· Fifth •nd Pearl IIAC'INIJ! o...., I to I Mon. Thru lot. RUTLAND Clover Farm De.,•rtm8nt Store PHONE IH 2-55-Q RT. 124 -~ -- - RUTLAND ----.--- i , I \ ' ' ' Turley Johnaon. Her hllllbond, Col;:.m~us Bl~t, preceded her 10 In 19 9· Mrs. Blount was rormerly em~ 8 played at Harper's Furniturt Store, Pt. Ple•sant She was a member of the Trinity M.et!Jo. Orpha ~bekka t.od«e No. 211. Survlvlfll .,.. a dllllbllr lin. Victor E. S. (Helen/ Park. a. ton. Mo ... ; lhrto llrelhert, Austin S. Jotmoon, Pt. Ple»anl; Harry c. Jom-, i!oUlh Charleston and Qrovor C. John· 100. Lorain, Obio; two sr•ndsona, Jack B. Part<, Pt Pleasant and Vietor E. S. Park, Jr , Lancaster. CaiU.: and four greal grandchildren. Ft;nE"ral services win bt held Thursday 2 p.m. In 1M CrowHu~~ell Funeral Home with the Rev. C. S. 111ompoon otfiellling Burial will be in Lone Ollk cerr.etery. FMendJ may Clll ft the ~-mera l home after I p.m. Wednesday. ... ROUND \ c FULL CUTS FROM CORN FED BEEF FRESH - DRESSED )SEA BASS ' l9c lb. Beef Rump Roast ~:;..._ Sirloin Tip Roast a~.::·_ Cube Steak Ground Round Steak lb. 9Sc lb.9Sc lb.99c lb. 75c lb. Top Round Steak~::.._ lb.95c Bottom Round Steak~!:.··;b 89c Cubed Round Steak~::: lb.89c Stewing Beef ~:;; lb. 69c YOUNG-TENDER lb. $1.59 Redfish Fillets Fm•• 5 box Fl oun der F1.,, ets ,,o... _ lb,45 c 1·1b.59c Fl'sh St'IC kS Cop'n John pke. Cap'n John Fmen _ __ pkg . STAR KIST FROZEN TUNA PIES I "'* I ; GALLON JUG Mary _Zerkle, Mr. and Mrs. Will • I McKmght, Mrs. Fann ie Kearns o;=~~fll fllftd'"""•:d:d and Paulette, Mrs. June Maxey, • far • ,._, 1 lolt Mr!'l. Nora Cunningham, Brenlllo ~ V.. lllo I da Grbbs, Mrs. Earl Fields ec:ldM ~ K r Mrs. William Gibbs Mrs Ken~ 1 i UJ...!!2!!. dla- neth Carter, Maxi~e Kearns, -.f.:!t:.t .... ~ _ Donna Bush, Esther Gable, CarI ol!"l Warth, Mr. and Mrs. Lee £i ! 1 .,.Ard~th Aiton, hailed for ~e~ ! Ememble Society. the new mt~lhgen~. tast~ 8~~ dlsc,rlm [Haven, Hartford and Little Falls inatmg music-~akmg .by \\ a!h- !lymphonies, the Collegiurr Mu~ 1ngton, D. C. s Evemng St.ar, sicum in New York City and was born In Iowa and educated ttast·to-coast broadc ..sts over as a scho l arshi~ student at NBC. She has been first harpboth the Obe:lm ~~nservatory ist with the distingui~hed Litand New York s Juilhard School tle Orchestra Society and a fea~ of Music, where she did gradu- lured chamber player wtth the ate work. Hudie Sinfoni etta. Beginning her ca reer under A brilliant talent to begin the auspices or the National with, Miss Otis has: brought to Music League, Miss Alton went standards of artistry, conveying on to concertize throughout the lyric ism and r~markable nu48 states and Canada as recit- ancrs of sound on her harp alist, as soloist with orchest ra These three great solo artists and as a member of the Colum- JTlf'rg" tlwll talf-• n l~ tw;llltifulbia Concert Trio. Among the ly in the wide repertoirertoire orchestras, with which. she has they will present In their con~ appeared as soloist are the De~ cert in Gnlllpolls Friday even~ troit Symphony, the Charlutle, ing. N. C.. and Jullliard Symphonleo. the Chautauqua Symphony ~ under Franco Autort and the Connecticut State Symphony. In CWS addition she has been soloist with the NBC Orchestra. A otyliat of great technical Entered Hospital ~chieve~ents as well as art- Among those who entered J!ltry, ~l.ss Alt?n . has earne1 , Holzer hospitc.d in the pas! 24 the addJtlOnal dtstmctJon _ot be-l hours were: Mrs. Emma Janing o~ of, the f_ ew cPlhsts to ey, 75,2 First Ave ., Mrs. J. Garplay new muslc, as well as ry Lane, 1610 Chatham Ave., rarely heard baroque composi- Mrs. Paul w. North, 1030 Set> tlonl. ond Ave., Rebecca J . Jones, Paul Boyer.' young Phila- Rt. I , Gallipolis, Stanl ey E. delphia-born flutist, was inlro- Jones, Jr., R.t. t, Gallipolis, ~u ced to the world of music 1Claude N. Dray, Eureka Star by his mother, a professor at Ht., Mrs. Donald H. Karr, Rt. the Curtis Institute Of Music. 12, Cheshire, Mr!-i. r.rskme E. Ht! himself won a srholarship Blanton, Rt. 2, Vinton, Mrs. II that ochool and studied the Emma Le i ~hton. RL 1, Crown flute there with William Kin- Cily, Mrs, Dayton A. Williams, eatid. HL 1, Crow n City, Mrs. Sh~ Whlle in the service, he tour· ley L. Diddle, 113 Engl ish Rd., ed the Uniled States and Eur- Pt. Ph·asant, Donald N. Bumope with the U. S. Armv Field gardner, New Haven, W. Va., Band. After his di scharge, he Mrs. William A. Peirson, Rt. 2. returned to the Curtis Institute Leon, W. Va., James R. Warnswith an additional sc holarhip ,ley , Union Ave., Poml'roy , Edto study composition with Cii.ln-l win E. Hayman, Syracuse, !Mrs. Robert Gene Bevins, JackCarlo Menottl. ln his capacity as fluti st. he son, Harold W. Aleshire, Wellshas been a member of Thomaslton, Kimberly Darlene Maerk~ Scherman's Little Orchestra. )er, Rt. 2, Wellston, Mrs. Ora the Philadelphia Symphony and Ualir, Ironton , Mrs. F'n'tl Goo!, Rudolf Serkin'·s Marlbor,l 1Ver- Ironton and Eugene R. Curtis, mont) Summer Festival Orches- R<Jvt-nswood. W. Va. tra He has al so made solo a~ Births pearances and played chamber Mrs. Ernes t Lee Grymes, music during the Marlboro l•'es- Hcc•k's Tntile.r Court, Gallipoltival and hat participated in i~. so n. 6: 16 p.m _ Tuesday, numerothl chamber musk recif· !Mrs. Jame!l Edward Fetty. al s ln New York and Philadel~ IThird St. , Pt. Pleasant, son, phia. 112:53 p. m. Tuesd•y. Mrs. John Cynlbla otls, the lovely harp. F. Coope r, Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant, Is, oft be New York Concert :son. 10:1& I . m. Tuesday. Trio, le a splendid example or I . Disrharged an artist born and educated Pattents J·ecently di scha rged entirely in America. Born in included Kennet.h Hay Kanouse, Connec~cut, she wa1 eight Mrs. Marybclle Shropshire, years old when she bega n the I Mrs. Ronald E. Betz, Jacob atudy of her chosen instrumePt . C. Butcher, Michelle Lynn Me-When she wos only 16, she was Kibben, Early Haymon, Jr.• &elected to ap-pear as aoloJBt James E. Crawford, Mrs. with the New York Phllhnr· Frank G. Smith, Poul W. Jornonic Young People's Series at quay. Harry W. Dexter, Mrs. Carnegie Hall. IHazel Clelan(}, Andrew H. Following her Carnegie Hall Sheets, Mrs. Clarence Harless, debut, Miss Otis realized a Mrs. James H. Layne and in· lana line of successes. Among fant _son, Mrs. Wesley Sisson these have been performances and mfant son. Mrs. Douglas with tho l'hlladelpbla Choral G. Spurlock, Jolin T. Grounds, DOnald Ray George and Mrs. Pleasant Valloy Bosphal Walter E. Wood. ADMITTED : Gregory Hollman, New Haven; Mrs. Char- CAPACITY CROWD les Kinnaird. Hogsett; Donna COLLEGE PARK, Md. (UPI) Deweese, Pt. Pleasant, - A capaelty crowd of 12,51111 DISCHARGED: Mrs. A, E. was assur<d lor lhe Eastern Mussell, Pt. Pleas1111t; Connie regional NCAA basketball playWougb Ashton transferred 10 oils March 12-13 at Maryland's Unlv~lly Ho~pltal, Morgan- Cole Field House. The last licktown, W. va.; Jtmea Braa, et was sold Tuesday. GalllpoliJ Ferry; David Gibbs, CHIEFS SIGN TIDtEE KANSAS CIT Y(UP1) - The llart!ord (expired), Kansas City Chiefs signed lhree ASK TO WED ln!o agents from Pralrlo Vle111 PT. PLEASANT - Ernest A&M Tuesday. The Chiefs inked Eugene BeHomy, 211, Columbus, 6-!pot, 226-pound running back Ohio, and Thelma Faye See, 18, Ezell Seals, along wit~ li-foot-11, Hogsett, have mode applica- 190-pound defensive back ,Evell tlon lot a marriage license In Coleman and 6-foot, 250-poWid 1!11 elflee_Ill llle Coullil Clerk. jiUal'd Willie CbriJiiao. f} 0Sptta • 1N MILK 79c Florence 15,000. The plalntlft. Ruuell L Ball , Is seektng judgment ill the oum ol $27,~ and Missouri Jean Ball la teek.lng judgment In the sum of '18,800. Attorney Cecil B. Dean is representina tho plamlifls. The New York Concert Trio. which will appear at 8 p .m. Friday on the stage of the Gallia Academy High Schuol, has just completed its fourth transco ntinental tour and has bet:!n reeeiv~d evt>rywhere with critical and audience enthusiasm. The Trio, fina l presentation on the 1964-65 series ()f the Tri-County Community ConcPrt .1\ssociation, is com~ posed of harpist Cynthia Otis, cellist Ardyth Alton and flutist Paul Boyer. ---======---.. Homogenized Fresh I AT NO lb. Lean and Meaty. For Stew or Soup. ~ PROTECTION AGAINST LOSS Finnicum, Mason, :\irs. Or lando Willis and Ros.Jnne. West Columbis. Mrs Lyda Hoffm<~ n Letart, Mrs. Howard Boswell, Letart . From li<lrlford - Mrs . Melvin Fie l d~. Mrs Bobby \k Dermot!. Arthur Gibbs, Mrs. John Oldaker and children, Mrs. I Arthur Wayl<1nd , Mr. and Mrs. ' Leo Rogers and children, Clarence Roush. Vlrs. Okey Kill~ ingsworth, Mrs. Donald Good- lb. Thursday, Friday & Saturday 1· i 1~: \kNnmara . .\lrs c Economy Priced AI a result of the defendant'• negligence, tho pollllon 10)'1, bl! wife, Ml110url Jean, 1 pusenger In her hUJband'o car waa Injured and suffered neck, bead and other injuries and woo hospitalized lor treatment of satd mjurtes and the plaintiff Incurred expenaeo tor the medico] treatment and hospi~ ollution, and lost 11m- oervlces and companlonshlp for a long period of time and was damaged thereby ln the sum o! PT. PL<:ASANT- Mrt. MyrUe BloWil, 12, Point Pleasant, died Tuesday 11 ·11 a.m. in Pleaaant Valley Hospital otter a sbort 111n..s. She born J 2 1883 . se was W V anua~ ~ ~ the"';;;~ Gear:~ .::.d ~ict.:..~ .. Trio Wins Critical Acclaim On Transcontinental Tours Pit• Ids and Mrs. George Jamrs . At tight o·ciock a program was presented by the .luntor Orrler o! ~lt·chanJt:S Lodge of i\'ew 'sdtonl tition. Pomeroy , 1 the omouot of $425. aald the pe- NEW YORK CONCERT TRIO tern iR Zurich, Switzerland, is the tou<·h of f~m.inine hands Here Judith Gienuth, a member of a special women's forrf' to direct traffic, s1ts belund a glass enclosure d1redmg vehicles via a push button t"Ontrol panel. -- the plalntirfo car. A. a result, the plaintiff was thrown •bout In his car and received neck. head and other injurl.. and hu ll1ll!ered great paln O! mind and body and was permanent· ly Injured and aWl ou!len! great pain of body and mlnd. The plainllfl wu prevented from tranJacttng his busines!l lor a long period of time and lost wages In the omounl of $2,000. He aloo Incurred medi cal expenses for h.il own hospitalization and treatment in the sum of $1,000 and oullered damag08 to hi• automobile In Day of Prayer, l'rlday, March 5th at 7:30 p.m. in tbo Pretby· lertan Chord! opolliOI'ed by the Unltod Councll ot Cburcbwomen. Mrl. Belva Farley ..UI be the IOloisl. Mro. William Crulclublllllt and Mro. Richard Tatterson are co-chairmen of the observance. All in~esled pe!'IOIIS are urged to attend. Plo-, ..... Pt. tho "SUPD-RIGIIT" Phillips Sisters Style Shop ... A Special Savings At Your Local Clover Farm Store THE FEMININE TOUCH-Added to the traffic control svs· dill flllfth, Pall . . . . ... 111o 0rw., r an . . "-'·" - Two Civil Actions Seeking Damages Filed In Circuit Court of Mason County Tuesday ::! ·=..~A::; :o~ Dies Tuesday Mr. Dillon Taylor is a palient Court St. Mrs. Blount S 79c 8-oz. pies PURE VEGETABLE dexo Shortening 3 ~.69c 5 ~:~. 39c SUNNYFIELO Family Flour DAILY - 3c OFF LABEL THREE DIETS - - Dog F00d 2 26-o•. can• 23 C SAVE 20c ON EIGHT O'CLOCK .COFFEE MILD AND MELLOW Sliced Beef Liver A&P BRAND Cottage Cheese lb. 3 9< • 29( lb. • WHITE HOUSE DRY PINTO BEANS 4 LONGHORN CHEESE Pack C1rton 79c 49c 49' 13-o•. cans lb. loag lb. A&P FREESTONE 4 79c JANE PARKER l -Ib. Peaches 1-oz. APPLE PIE cano HONEY SWEET- HALVES Bartlett Pears -- 3 l-Ib. 13-oi. cans SAVE 47c Reg. 49c S1 •00 3 CORN FLAKES 2 69c PLORIOA-S!E~LESS Grapefruit TEXAS Carrots l-Ib. 8~ot. S1 00 ' pies 18-oL pkgs. BORDEN'S JUMBO Ice Cream DELICIOUS APPLES 3 49c WASHINGTON FANCY RED - - - - - - 46~n':' 89c WHOLE SHORT • SHANK STOCK UP SALE~! EVAPORATED MILK 6 DOLLY MADISON WHOLE Tuna Fish • SLICED .. . lb. 33c Smoked Picnics Reg. $2.13 ARGO-LIGHT CHUNK • SUPER-RIGHT 3 ·~a9S1.9l Post Toasties Sweet Pickles • gallon urton A&P FROZEN- :RINKLE OR REGUlAR l-Ib. lb. French fnes 8 ~~~ _69c. 4 89c pkt•· MORTON FROZEN Macaroni &Cheese 2:~9~~- 69c 2 ~~~ 19c Ir- -;T~ ~~U-;-E~Y~O;;I~- 1 I Snow Floss NOW WITH FREE COUPON BELOW SAVE $1 .38 ON SECTION 1 HAWAIIAN With the Purth•st or $5.00 or More CATSUP Pine.apple ·••h 49c Exclu&ive of Items Exempted by Law E.11:pires MRrch 6, 1965 In C<Jla. Unit A&P's 3 ~~ 49c bola. YOUR CHOICE-GREEN PEPPERS, RADISHES or Green Onions 99C I I I 3 29c L_ ------ _ for I I I I I _j . • I I �...- -... ... __ ... --· . .. ~ I •~~ - -·- ·- .... . . . . 4·· · ··· -- .... . ' . .. '": . ...._ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Mil'. 3,_1805 NeUJ Si1ru Point Way eoward Church ··Annuals' are Topic Discussed By Mrs. Baer, Garden Cl Ub Spea ker Charter Draped In Memory of Mrs Nelson Daugltfer " d on 7th 8" hd 5 New signs pointing the way to the Middleport First United Preabyterlan Chureb at !be "A ls" was !he speaker's marigold and its lasting beauty jentrance to town were diSplay. nnua the Pomero Gar- throughout the summer. Other ed when the Westminster Yo~tb :oplc when et Monda y afler· annual1~ are the petunia, 1111p- ...ellowsh1p met Sunday ~emng d~~ cl ub ~ f MYB Theo- dragon zirlnia and although at the church. Roy Coleman, 8 noon ~ tl'le r~e ~esl r · Main someti~es the aster 11 bard to moderator , gave a readiug en- ing at the IOOF Hall_ dore ~- ~r~~a ·Harold Brown ·grow , il is among one ol the titled, "An Improved Work- Lottie Cohen, councilor, preSt · Wit • rs. ~ ~-: ' most beautiful rnan." sided and four guests, Avery s s ;HS isllng 110 ~Pre:i- : ., Colored slides from t he Seren Lewis was accornpan- Nelson, Mrs. Tbeo Heines, Mrs. . for the hymn sing1ng. MISs · George Hemes · ·~Irs Charles · h ersmger. · pre"'· . th IiOACL ol manv flow.. rs one can liSt an d Mrs. Wll ld <'J, opent'd I e mef'ttng VII . , . M . ed ''"t. . 'll ' · , N II' w 1grow were shown, wilb n . ' Lois Sauer gave a m lwa IOD ham Kl mger. wbo were pres· a short poem . b} e le · Persmaer as narrat or "Overcoming Faith.'' The clos- ent for the draping of the charSIUkes L1t>vouons Wt'fe gtven 1 ~ · ed ' · b th 1 rued K • - R ed 1 h read I A dt-sser1 rourse was serv 1 ing prayer was given Y e ter , were we co . a bryn 0 0 0 by Mrs. J . d ' ,e ~ · medi· b) lhto hostt'sses durmg the soc· ! Rev . Huward Ruppelt. !Goodwin and Alice Spenc-er P.ial m !:16 an gaH' 1 e ial hour. i' Present were Cythia Millis, ]were reported ill, and Cora tatwn !rum Tht> Uppt'r Room, 1 Bill and Edith Haptonstall, Se· Denny and Edith Hines are 1ren and Oleta Lewis, K a t h y home from hospital and improv·c.;oo 1s a . ~ pLrtt . anu l~)' ~at ! war shLp HLm must ~or~. Lp 1m : Horficu/tura/ Lacey, Connie Bachner, Sue :ing One member Marie Lei! in s ~mr and lrulh ' 'lne c ·~~~ 1 Hut> , Ro\ (',.aleman. and Lois heit , was reported in distress ed "'11 th lhe thought f~r h s..ucr and the cOWlselors, Mr. having lost father by death and 1 1 1l oseChw. ~ ~1 Jay. "'T he llves and Mrs. Paul Haptonst.all and 1nowers were sent. Norsh1p God and Lve or -~·s KH . Ruppelt. \ lt was voted to sponsor San· shine as ltghts m lh_P worlt dia , :dra Hendricks to Girls State. The secret~ry, M1ss Y I Methods of ~runing fruil Plans were made for a rum-1 Ebersbach. called the ro!!. e~~h •1 pes ttnd forcmg branches to mage sale next week, the place member respo ndmg_ by nam g b•oom in doors wa s lht> proto be announced. Congratulaher favo~ite perenma!. The re~ gram topi c or the Rutland 1ions were extended to Glenora ular busmess was conducted Friendh Garde ners recentlv at jswatzel who recently observed and a thank you letter wa~ rea ' th h · 0 f Mrs ~onald W1\ h <Nh dd ' · 1 r ~ Stat~ Hns II al l t: orne The annual anniversar)' din- ' er <JVL we mg. anmversary . . .rom the t\then · fl Iiams. . .. The next meetma Will be lhanking the club for coopera- M R b S d d ner of the Ladtes Auxthar} of nd M h 15 ., d f II 0 tion and assistanc€ m the pro· i ' rs ert now _en i."mO~·ll the Middlt>port Firemen 'rues-- Mo ay, arc; • an ow· · · S 1 Cl ~!rate-d prnpt>r prumn ~ of fnut d . the Martin ing the meeting there will be 1 on . an a aus . ' . 1 t:~y evemng a1 I ~ J'ed · Oper;;~t E~· b h d' 1 d a 1 trt'PS. \Irs. Bruct- nav ts gave i H t t fllo ed by 8 asoctal hour and games- Ml'!m- ~ Mrs Ut"rs ar tsp aye , .. .. es au ran was o w . d b. . d a poem Praver of a 1'rf'l'. h h . . and bers are aske to nng s.an -, beaut 1tul <~rrangr men t of ye I- I _· · s ort usme.s~ mee1mg 50- . . f h · rden j r()nrludmgtheprng-ram \1n.l h t hall ·l wtches or cookies for rere.s· low da frdl u 1s f rom 11er _ga . . , )'D II . . ·<~ 1(; 13 1 our a 1own . t fo llowed by an interestmg dts- I Har_ve~ ( t' was pr ogl' m I The out-going pre~ident, Mrs. rmen s. ' ~uss10n _ The mt'f'tlng was turn· Ir ha rr~a n . . . H.oberl Bver, prestded when • ed ove r to Mr~ Fred Blae ttOunng thE> busme~s se~slon Df'w officf.rs were elected in· Drnner, Theatre nar. program chair man . who , the g:oup voted to ILmJt rn~m- f'ludmg Mrs. Howard Dailey, inTrodurt>d the s peaker , Mrs. hershtp 1n the club to 24 f ht- presrdent: Mrs. David Ohling· Party is Enjoyed Edwnrd Baer. llf'XI met>tmg wLII be h~:>ld at I et. Yt('e restdent ; Mrs John Vanous annual s ~:>aw to grow tnt' homf' ol \1rs Rtchard :\1af' 1 \ ' ~ P t tr u er Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Harroman , secre ary • eas r · rts entertained Monday evenand thf'lr many advamagt''- Ln Un \irs Bver was presented with · ·h d' d th t arrangements w~r€ named by 1 FollowinR the mt>rtmg a sur 1 ~ i.ft f~o m the ou 'mg wt_t a Inner an ea re 'Irs ""•r She mtmf'd the pan· !}rise laveltf' showPt .-. · as held, lgh t I" gr _ p. party m observance of the lith 11 . lXl . 1 • e rave- mg pnze was a. b" hd · f t b 1· e r sy as one of the ftrst annual~ i1. honor of \>lrs W iII i a m : d d 1 M Donald Oh- irt ay an~Jversary 0 tu be pl anred ;;~nd told ol the Hrown Attending in add itio n 10 1 war f' . 0 rs. . daughter, J 1ll. Followmg the _ · b M , . · I· tger wtth door pnzes won by c-hicken dinner served by Mrs. 1 It 1e a ovt" were . r'> "Prnon - - ~ -u· b '' J B 1. Mrs . Russell MJlls, Mrs. Dave Harris, a large birthday cake ,1 0 rs . oe rs . J ('n k ms ~ · k roses was I Don er. Harrisun Mrs '"· Ri(' ·hard an d Mr!. J ames Dan- decorate d wll· h pLn \t · l ' 1 , 1 . 1els. Hostesses were Mrs. served with ice cream to the . 1artm \ rs . ar I • orns. i Kl M J k ed t t0 : \1rs . Fred Wil1iamson. Mrs. Raymond oes, rs. a_c guests. Games were play . 1Rat h Jarvis and \1rs . Charles I Bechtle and Mrs. Lee Smtih After the guest of honor had 1 r P I and :vtr~ . Everett Bachner, con· opened her g1fts and cards the Delegales to the Oh io Bapl1s1 .arson . tnbuting. Othen attending were girls attended the theatre. ConvPrrlion Wf'rt' electf'd and Mrs Wayne Gibbons , Mrs. Ro- h'hey were Lu Ann French, Ma01 n•w offtrers of the Boar~ u.rt McElhinney, and Mrs., ry Bradbury, Patty · Mel~ Trust~Ps_ of the R1o Ct rande ! Lent:~ \1cKin!ey. anie Hackett, Amy Associat iOn wm named at a IBroowyn Dailey and David meeting held Satu rday at !he 1Megan Miller !ocal church 1 5 Mason County El•rted as moderator was . Students Win Honor ~ichard Sayre _of Vinlon. mem~ \ Ronald Holter was huiit for ~lASON - Fifteen Mason ~r of the , Mlddlef:'"'.H'~t churc , the mePting of the Hor serave countians were named to the Nllh the Re" Paul Sm1 h, .Jack- I p· . B h i Honors List for the first semeson vice moderator · James wneers r arm ureau yout , . ;I ' h f 1' p r nunnil Monda v evening March ter at Marshall Umvers1ty. An ) ep enson o t 1e omerov · ' d r "8" · u ~t · Ch h trr:>asurer . an d~ ·~ I· .. , gra e o II req r· B~pt 1s1 _urc. . . . !average i Mtss Mananne Woodruff of Well- \itc.;e-Prestdent John Morn~- t't1 1ton, secretary i sey ca lled the meeting to order.[ The y we:e, . Ashto~, Donna ' ~ Sayre, Mr. Stephenson. I Roger Deem led the Pledge of Sturgeon, }Untor; Ch_fton, Don· ~'Ill Vhrian Kirby of CheshLrt' I Allegiance to the- flag and Kar- ald Van Meter, senior; ~raz.. • ,Paul Smart of Middleport. ]en McKay It'd the Lord 's , te-rs Bottom, Rebecca Riddle, "!rt' n.,.med to represent the : Prayer. ; freshm~n ; Gle~wood . . Herman ijio Grande Associalion at the 1 Selling boll'es of cards was , A. Jenkms CoMie Je?'tms soph-Ohio Baptist Conventiun The . discussed . Sev('n members made ; nmores; Letart Arlme Roush, Rev . Dona ld Boone, pa stor of 1 plans to attend the ont' - day i sophomore; Pt. Pleasant, Eliza· the Middleport First Baptist 1 youth conference April3 at the ' beth K. Mattox, freshman; Ron· Church was elected as a nomi- '1- .W.C. A at ZanE>sville. : aid H. Jarrell, Florence J. nef> fr om thf' 1\ssoci<~tion ta r.roup diseussion was held on StPrne. Dorothy A. Knoll, soph· '.h! board of trw•tees .Jf t h_ e Democrary and what ca n be omores; James R. Rea, Lloyd OO.h~i~o~~~C~o~n~ve~n~tl~on~........., : done to stre-ngthen it. \1 . Lamp, juniors ; Jeanine Jor1' Jt was voted to have f the dat. , Sharon Schwarz and Eliza1 nexl meeting al home of Miss beth Seymour, seniors. Linda White. Refreshment!J were servt"d lo COVENTION HELD Pomeroy. Ohio these members, John and Pat : A number from the Chester Morrissey . Karen . Iris , and :, Church of God attended theReTONIGHT & THURSDAY Thomas MrKay. Terry Reiber, I gional Youth. Convention at NOT OPEN ' Roger Deem, Linda White. Paul- I Wellston Church of God. An eve1ella and Marion Watson Ed- ning of singing and praise ser· FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY i Jt11 Rose , and Host Ronald HoJ. j vice was held. The evening rnes-Merch S-6 1 ter. and two guests , Mrs. Paul- 'i sage was brought by the ReREG. 60c ''THE LONG SHIP$" i tnf' Hosf' and Sharon Holler. gional Youth Director Rev. Swilrrechnirolar) Russ Tam bly, Rlrhard Wid l and advisor, Mns. Evelyn Hot. ' ley on the theme, "Forward." mark. O ~cr.. r Homolk a, Sidnf'y l le1 . I I Ski/Is Revealed To Rut/and Club t Annual Dinner Of Auxiliary iS Held Tuesday i -~~~ blrtllclay. JODell, !alldy Leo eurtll. 111m- and !be bolt and lloiWI. IS '!be ...11 - · t the evening berly Gru..er. Tere&a ThOma•. Tlmm 'l'bomal and Becky· Ill !II'AD2I RACES urpr~se playmg wtlb their Barbte dolla y Ka CHICAGO (UPI) - 'llle . . alter whleb Mellaoa Kay open- Danny, Greg and Melissa y lingto Wlllblngto&Bal. lrf ay ed ber many &ifla. Rofreab- ThOmao Adulbl preaent :ral Arraee "'meeting wblcll Mr. and Mro. Don Thomas ments wm served !rom • Mro. Guy RusseU, Mr. and opens May 17 at Arlington Park The c-harter was d~a;,ped~,~~lr:· l. t'::.;~!~ with a surprise par- table earryln& out the F1Jnt. Mrs. Jack CUrtis, M~ Don will ofier a program featurlnl memory of AILS Nelson recently at their Mulberry ston.e . theme. Mlrlnda y MGTI. HaroMrld Thom&SandMrs Ralph 38 stakes races worth a total ot 1'heodorUS CoW~cll. home the t r Preilent were oung, rueaer, · · 000 of America, met Monday evenMeHssa OD her Tentl Russell, rae Relble, Kim Graves, Mn. Everett 'nlornu $l,Bl5, . • · •• · ·•- Church Names DeIega es Convention "' I· Mro. Okey Roush (Maude) want th- pulllll f1 CNhed let,d• ...... ~ WIIJI . . GM1 Qoa. DOVE ill paateb 01 WITH PURSES TO MATCH AT 3.99 plus tax ! r I Roberta Roush Is President of FHA in 1966 Sea the new Spring styles and colon now on display at Hartley & Bennatt · I 1 1 DR. SCHOLL BRECK At Mason Furniture and Rutland Furniture Sunday dinner gueots of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hollman and family . Mr. Lewis Blessing, Okey Capehart and James Hannum ol Columbus were week end guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. True Bless in ~ of Mason were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Winebrener and Donna . Mr. Okey Roush and Ed ~ry were in Pt. Pleasant Saturday on business. The Bud ArthW' family were shopping in Pt. Pleasant Satur- A Limited Time Offer! GET YOURS TODAY I 4 I Holter ,·s Host For Meetl"ng of y th C "/ ou ouncl Mr. llld Mro. Darrell Hoffman and Donald and Shelby were •as admitted to the Gallipolis day~ Medical Clinic Thursday for Mr. Russell Thomas of BriJ. z rays. liant, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Har· Rev. Wilbur Baxter was dis- ry Thomas and Billy Jo. of charged from Holzer Hospital HuntingWn were Sunday dinner Wednesda}' evening and is re- guests or their mother Mrs cuperating at his home here . Mttrgaret. Thomas and ' Mis~ Mr. and Mrs. J)ale Horfrnan Ruth Thoma:. of Huntington visited the John Kay family was a Sundaj callf'r also . near Charleston, Friday. Several attendeci the public Carol and Tony Keathley are auction at Mt. Alto Saturday. visiting their parents and · !am- Mr. Darrell Hoffman and Doni~} for their mid-winter vaca- aid were shopping in Char leslion. They attend a school in ton Saturday evening. Romney , W. Va. Clayton Roush is employed on the farm of Clarence and Robert Thomas. Glen Hoffman and Gale Donahue are working the Garnet Aten farm for this coming season. 'rhey are spring plowing WAHAMA - M<ss now. Roush ot New Haven, was elect. Billy ... JGyd c~lled un John· ed president of Wahama Future ny Taylor F'riday. Homemakers of America for Mrs. Lola Stone has been , next year when the group met High teaching school in the absence I recently at Waha_ma of Mrs. Thomas Sayre. School. The president, Jo The Letart Methodist Ladies Thompson, presided during the Aid held its ...econd meeting on election when the foll~wing oth· Wednesday with nine wmen ers were selected, VICe preslpresenl. dent, June Bumgarner ; treasMrs. Vallie Gerlach is ill at urer, Susal! Johnson; secretary, this writing and is spending 3 .Jean Bumgarner historian Peg. few days with her daughter, Mr. gy Bumgarner; reporter, .lane and Mrs. Pirl Burris of Hart- Turner. ford . 1t was announred that Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush, present two officers, president, Mr. and Mrs. Aron Fowler, Mr. Jo Thompson and vice president, and Mrs. Ross Winebrener and Connie Harbour are the repre.Donn, Mrs. Anna \\'eigand and sentatives to attend State fi'HA Dorothy and Norma Keefer meeting at Cedar Lakes April were shopping in Pt. Pleasant 23 to 25th. on Saturday. The president appointed the Mr. and Mrs. Gale Donahoe following to the party c-ommitand Johnny called on Mr. and tee to plan for a future event. Mrs. Glenn Hoffman and fam· Chairman is Susan Johnson and lly Saturday. Myra Roush. Linda Abolin and Mr. Okey Roush was an over. Gloria Gibbs. night guest of Paul and Mary Cookbooks were passed out to Blessing at Pt. Pleasant Thurs- FHA members for resale as day night. a means of earning money ior Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thomp- the organization. Mrs. Eleanor 100 and son, Tony, called on Miller, Home Economics in:Mr. and Mrs. Dkey Roush Sat- structor at Wahama is the ad· Urday evening. vlser of this group. lletllrak. high ar lliclhM!a. M - a. Gta1-. j ~.99 I . By lrt.ne Wi.nf!breaer Word was received here by rlatlves of the dealb of Opal Wall Grimm of Kirl<land, Ill. lhe Ia formerly of this com· muntty and Is the mother of Mro. Leroy Roush. Mr. and Mro. Roush and children at. tended the runeral in Jllinoi8. pumps (01 Spring Salt .... PrJ!1111.,.. pallne f l . - IICifllr CDion for Spring. You'l I I Letart, w. va. Social News I ,_ says pastel-painted ° . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Mar. 3, 1965- 9 '"=:;: 1 1 I · f Creme Rinse 71 c Corn Pads $1.00 WITH PURCHASE With Purchase Of ANY of Our PUYMATI 11 Model P011Z4 Sound·out-tronl Alnico II lpnker. lo n a~ r tele~ coou; .lntenna . r~tr•ct•ble ~O.f. hA.n<llt.-.. - Better Bedroom Suites Model PG-11 29 Boldly Beautiful! Modestly Priced! A triumph of value by Bassett, world's largest manufacturer of wood furniture • A massive, e-xpensively built group at an unusually low price. Lovely mahogany in new Sapphire Mink fin- ish. Handsome bow-front drawers boxed in with solid mahogany moldings. Tilting mirro r of fine P ittsbu r gh plate glass. OU'table fmish of DuPont " Dulux". Notice the custom-styled drawer pulls of poli shed brass. • m genuine Mahogany! Over Stocked ! REG. 45c VALUE REG. $1.00 VALUE only 1 MEIGS THEATRE 1 HAZEL BISHOP SPECIALS! 1 LAST CHANCE AT THESE PRICES REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. 1 Poitier. 3 Stoog": BOWLING REMINDER MADR SUN. MON., TUES. Much 7-8-9 Scheming Sc:hemtrs i f'nends and neighbors of the , United MP!hodist Church uf Pomeroy arf' reminded that !he "GOODBYE CHARLIE" sacrament of thf" Lord 's Sup(Technicolorl Tony Cmti'i . Debbie Reynolds per will be observed this even· Calarurtoon1 ing in the sanctuary at 7·30. Fashion is a Look ... NOT A PRICE SnwJ\tolN;. PRELL with the .BEST JunlDt' Boys League February !4, IIIIi Team No. 3 - Tommy Vaugh- · ao Z77 ; Jeff Mankin 310: Danny Hood 25>; John lngelo 301; Jim Glaze 1.86; Handicap 972; Total 2401. Won 1 Lost 2. Team No. ! - Roy Vaughan 282; .1 im Swatzet 216; Randy Burt 39() · Chuck Vaughan %52: Richard' Haggerty 304- ; Handicap 1011: Total %455. Won 2 Lost I. Team No. l - Pat Story 416 : Lennle Van Meter 373; Jeff Burt 400; Keith Phalin 345; Jeff Werry 3011 ; Handicap 600 ; I Total 24112. Won I Lost 2. Aoblaad on - Bill Sawyer 443 ; , · Mike Sawyer U2; Danny Crow 342 : Tom Titus 346: Skip Doml ~ gan 424; Handicap 1193; Total 2670 ~ Won 2 Lost I. 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'I I -• LUCY McKINNEY 80 Sa. 4th Ave. Middl..,o ...O. 1705 ChHinul St. Gelllpolla, o. Middleport, 0. cone I "6 .. ~ I r--....-.-. PictSweet Cut BROCCOU 4::: 69c LOll JEAN MO!tfROE 97 Burdette Addn. --E.. tbl., wlls .• DAVID TUTTLE; MRS. EDWARD LONG 13 Flln St. Ravonswood, W. Vo. 2000 Maxwell An. Pt. PI-nt, W. Va. UP to 10.000 h Greens... CHICK THI WINNIR'S LIST AT YOUR EVANS SUPER MARKET IVIiRYIODY'I WINNING! . . Pu!'f!ta!! ~"'J~Irod_-_!!a~~P' OniJ - - .,. -... ... ~ ~~ " -, ~.- - "' - . ,. -- ,. •-......... . p-. ____ ·--·• ' "· ~ .... ..- •. ~ ' ·"·-·-··-·-·-'"'·-- ..... ........ ~·· ~· ~ ._ __-_.. ______ Pt. PIHIInl, W, Va, R. H. BLAKI GIIUpolia Farry, W.Va. _ IIDIItlalf'Orllp.t. . z=• ~ u. ltil!t .... -·----·~--,--=:::::::::::=====...:::=~ ___.. ,...._, ............ _........ ...... -......... __...._ ·-...,_.,.. · - ' - · -• .,, · --- ·~·~......,.-<T - ,__.__......._ I Golden Corn ':'!'.::~ NIBLETS v;.;.k FOOD YALUU SHARON MATHIAS ....-; > ; • ,, ' •'> CRIIN CIANT Full Sin - 54". Extra thick pad, twice ,as resilient 11 other pads. Compare at 98o GRACE WELCH 255 Mill St. I Your Choice Teflon IRONIN3 BOARD COVER And DELUXE PAD 10,000 S&H STAMP WINNERS js~,-~· FITS LIKE A GlOVE---Qn the receiving end of the boxing g lo ves here is Eddie Machen, the heavyf wei ght who mpets F.mic Terrell in a 11 title" bout ·' in Chicago March 5, as sanctioned by the World ; Boxing Assoc. Doing honors is Sammy Frager. lrown ....,.,. 1 hopefuls work o•Jt in a bid for varsity CHOKING UP- Rassler Art Mic11a1ik of Los Ange les gives the refert!e a hard time while nlso dishing jt out to Shotud Baba of Jap~n during recent show in San Dieg·o. Baba won the match despite his apparent prediea~ent here. 59c ~! Pack WHITE BREAD 2~·~ 49c BREAD ~~a~IIIVIMI 2 ·~· 49c I DETERGENT IDE . SPRING ALMOST HERE- Sure is, for the ball play~r:oo already arc limbering up in training camps in the South and West. Here is the Tigers' advHnCe camp at La keland, Fla., where young FULL POUND CAN .... GIANT SIZE ... ,..... . ·H\i:;·j!.,;R:;o;,c;h,ester, N.Y., where he is seen on the ice. ' Anchor Hockln1 , f, Whitney's PINK c 12-ct. pkg. Slbt.S9c 2 1SC POTATOES GREEN ONIONS ... peats in the North American championship s at SWIFT'I PRIMIUhA--U. I. COV'T. INSPICTED LEAN, MILD, SUGAR CUUD s NEW RED _ CHAMPIONSHIP FORM-The U . S. men's figuce skating champ, Gary Visconti, 19. of Detroit, re- 10'h ... pkg. .... ..... ~., >:· Booth Crisp Iceberg a ~ :-. -·~. j Booth '$ ~:Yoa can w1n . ';, 0L Hunt's Tomato Juice f :iii<1o ' ~=~=~Al~ ,,·-;~,.,~j-;;~<i< pkg. APRI~OTS l %#~ Booth Whole Unpeeled ' ':.;.: """"""' pkg. HUNT'S 2 1/2 cans ,._,._. '"'·43c Fish Sticks Mr1. p...,d'•'"'49'c Deviled Crab 10 ':...";:45c Breaded Perch _,h 10'12 53 c Breaded Haddock IOV.OL 53 c Breaded Sole 45 c Breaded Cod .-" FLIGHT TIME-Russia's broad jump star, Igor Ter-Ovanesyan, glides through the air in his specialty at the National A.A.U. meet in New York as his No. 1 rival, Ralph Boston of the U.S., watches from s·ide1ine (in white cap) . Both tied for the best distance but Igor was declare-d the winner because a second jump was better. �. -. . ': • FOR WANT AD - SALE ( 10 DUMP lED ' 121 82$ Mercury. truck tires. Jill Oorser Lar kin~. Long Bottom, Ohio . Ch~stet Phon~ 985--328?. 3 3 6tc INFORMAnON - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' tMro. Je" Abo! , Jllrl. Phil -Bat· ey, Mrs. Charles Dodd. lolro. Jack Flesher, Mro. . ft. G. Hoffman, Mrs. Lar'l')' Kilt I• Greene , Mn. Robert Guttis, 1Mrs. Robert Herndon, Mrs torn ll\'f' in. lnqui\"e Oh1o .._..~ , MRS. r.DWIN unid Enstmlnaer <.~nd Mn. M. HoUman, Mrs. Lal'f)' ~ !Jl J, Mlddteport. 2-27-tfc ROUSH HONORED C. Wlloon. 'Mrs. Martin Btrisford. !In 1- . 12·Dattv S•ntln•l ' Pomerov·Middlep<>rt ' 0, Mar. S, 1965 @) NE BABY BED. 1ood condllion , '10.00. One used noor rurna ct>. 7H()0 BTU Tempco 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. I ~ QUALITY ---------' Help Wanted Wt\~TED· Middle .. aged m;m 'I or woman. ~1uflt bt: ahle to Now $1'15 HPull'l" Pllt~ PH' <l!hn ... ~nuno Ml••nremiUII r. " 1 ° Co. Pomerov Motnr @) . - ~ I ,,.....,..,. """"' Wheel Ahgnment ...... 1 Blaettnars 22. Sun god .38. Bullfighl [ALENDAR •7 . Particle;, in an hour.. glasll 68. Arlist'a •land DOWN 1. Oet OUtl . . , /II ,-... . • ·~- l ' VeU- L ~ • S 1 ~• , um-r w upp Y ~u• pen.y, Middleport. 10.3-t.rc l'titUCB: and rour rooYJ"1 rurntllhe.. a WlfUrnllhed apart. menta W\' Mt4s. 12 1 de WY 2·2111 l 1 ;:::r..::::-:;-...,:~ Bu•hols of Some cutllng of ' "" I' ' / 3-3 I Monday Thru Frltloy: 1 5:30 Sundown St•rrn:Hll' 6:110 Sign-On, Nows 1 6:30 Slin Ofl 6:05 Sacred Heart Saturday11: 6:20 Me1gs CT, Rf'J) 8:110 ~lgn On - New• 6:2() Paul Bower!! Farm 6:05 Country Music Time 6:30 Bill Miller Sl•ow 8:25 Country .hlmboree 8:57 WeaHwr 7:00 New11 7.00 National News I 7:05 Larry Anderson Show 110 :45 It's Musrc - Arm y 7:0~ Bil l Miller Srow 7:30 Sports : 11 ·00 Dairy VLJlley & Out1on·s 7:J5 Bill Miller Shnw Top Ten Shnw 7 - ~~) rif'kE"ns Harrlwflre Show 1"<:. ·00 Nrws ITUt'Sdnr-Timrsda}! 12 . 15 \olus1ral lnlrr lutlt> 7 .jO NPWS , 12·:W The RPv \olt•rlin Tf'f't s n :lfl Dttll;r Ligh1 I I 00 The Jim ~ep~ ShhW· B ~ 5 Bak<·r Furm!ure Show 5·30 Sundown Strenade 1Wrd - AuctJonl Fri. Showl 6·30 Sign Off • ' ! ---=--------------- 1J> ontl•ttw lllmpJy .ta.n&l for aDGtber. Ia thil aample A l8 URd for th• thrt• L's, X for tbe two 81nJle leUen, apoatrophl .., \he length and tonnauoa or th8 WQNa are an hlnt.t. Jl:acb day tbe DOdt Jttten ue dttrerent. a., •tc. A :MU ORR or,ptopom CiaoVXB AI>FAVNVDVB ADFAVNVDVBA, ALBOClBl tiKIAV.-XI>»'I'OIH NA 0 VXB YMe.tday'• Oryptoqnote: THm SOLDIERS FIGBT AND lUNO S ARE HEROES.-TALMUD THE. ~ .J.al». ~ Ful~ SJniiii£Mo. ~AU --------------------WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 1:00 Midway Matjnee 7:15 Sign On 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Discmg with Doss 7:30 News Headlines 1 32 Mu!'I!Cfll Clock t :30 tnterchango 5:00 Commumty New s 7:45 Echoes of Joy ( 5:05 World News 8 lHJ Uhlo Va ile~ t\lews 5:15 Sports Today 8.05 World News 5;~~ Weather 8: 10 Sports Tod11y 5:30 Dtnner Musica le 8 15 Weather 6:00 Sign orr 8: 16 Mustcal Clo,.k 9.00 r\ e "'~ Snnda~s: SATURDAY 8·55 Cum,nunity News !1 : 0~ CnfF<-e With .Jarwt 7:30 S1gn On - Army Hour 9.00 Talk of the Town 7:15 Sign On H. 011 Swnp Shop 7: ~5 News 7:30 News Headline! !1:55 Mason County News 10 :15 Mnrmng \1edltatlons 8:00 French C'1ty Bapltst 7:32 Musical Clock 10 00 Public Servlco 10 30 B1\l ~illf'r Show I Church tO : 15 Family \\'o~:Jhlp Hour ?:45 Word and TeoUmon) 10 .-:, M;:~ so n Agr Prgm (Tues ) 8 :10 Su nday Show I0 :30 Latchs'rrng\ 8 00 Ohio Valley News 10 ~5 l'amllv Wor sh1p (Thurs )I 9 30 The Bible Speaks To You Ll :OO News Beat 8:05 World News 11145 ASC Prgm IP<'h' 9· 45 Wash Repts To People 11 :05 Mor.ling Melodies 8:10 Sports Today Slltf'ld~\ (F'ndays) JO ·OO The Good L1fe except Frtday, Church 8:la Weather 11 ·00 New s If. : 15 Congressman's Rt"port Beils Rill& 10•30 Son1 & s:ory Hour 11:05 Tin~··s Country Junciion IO::lO Sunday Shnw 11 :45 World NI!!WI 10:16 Family Worolllp Hour 11 :45 Tin(s Country Hyrnn 11:30 The Quie1 llniJr ll : ~ Mason County New• 11:110 Now1, ~rmy Hour Time 12:00 News 12 :00 Community NeWI lUO Public Service ll: OO Cement Block News 12:15 The Christtan's Hour 12 : 0~ Local News 12:00 News Roundup ll:3fl Gocssler's Gueal Star (fri\ 12-~11 1'he Rev. Merltn Teets 12:10 Markell 12:20 BUII.Un Board 1'"· 30 Larry Ander11on Show 1 00 'rhe Sunda y Showease 12:15 Welther 12:21! Newo 0 Gramo :l: OO Jim Mee~ Show 1:30 ·rhe Rev_ Silas Billups 12:20 BulleUa Board 12:311 Saturday MaUnee 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 2:00 The Rev Andrew Parsons Il.t5 News 0 Gram• 4:00 Dlsclng with Doss !1'ues-Thur.) 2:4~ The Rev. Roscoe Thorne 12:30 County Apnt 4:30 Top fen Revue 4·30 News (Local\ 3:10 The Sunday Showcase 2:45 Country Go Roond a,oo New• Ro.!ndup 4·40 Jim Mets Show 5:30 Baptilt Layman's Hour l:55 News Belt U& PUbllo Servict ~ : 00 News 8:00 The Sundown Serenade !:00 Country Go Round 6:!(1 DtMor Musicale 5·05 Jim ~lees Show 8:30 Sl1n Ofr .::5& News Beat o:oo st1n orr ' G. :J T j Hl! 'iC'IiNT, EH, 1'-AMG '~ !=I GURU) "ttlU COL'LDN'T (111\j!:!l r:tw:cr t.iM!;t.L, £'J&N U~Oii~ f'"RGIH S I'IOW I I iAI-'E" YOU!? TIME. I=AN G. OR '.-QU'LL LO\:.[ ME l A>=TER 'MQ;;T A YEAR IH l f.JAf DUN Gi;ON , ON WHAT HI;: GOT 10 EAT. THAT OlO SC 4RG:CROW 'ilitl]' HAVIi QOT Vt;RY F:AR! I ABBI" AND SLATI 1 I DDN'T GJ=T IT, BE CKY.' rF= 'IOI.n.E' TR'/ING TO TEll Mf: YOU · - YOU DON'T rC':::::_ LOVE ME ANY .-YDRE , MAY8E I. COULD 6UY TMAT -- MAV6E .' BUT-- lw GEOllGE WO_NDEk ALL Alt'OlJNI' THE VUA6E" ... NOT A SOUND HOU'iiE- FOR-SALE : On Laurel Cliff Road. Mn. Norman E. Hysell , WY 2-6322. 1 21! 21!tp alfalfa - l.h :61 J i \~ .t.XrDLIIAA.XIl to i.oxoriiJ.LOW WMPO Radio : 'I'RAlLEII toto ror rent, close to Laundrymat and schools. J• DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work lt1 "Wilat an evenina:! The only times that Martin openec hia mouth was to CJt-ian11 feet!" · -- · - PHONI ·~ · ' / I =~:"otfo~~UI::.e J •• / /.;·' - ° ~:3~0 ~:.~~~~~!?,~,, lrlahg .... hal I II Pomeroy. Phone w1; 4-i. Mother ot 48. F ir eplace 1 II - Jo<ky "CROCKA'•·• 42 Silk scarf: Ecc t. 43. Litt -&~ C loHI'·fUtlnl 1 .,.,...1.-==--------===-,1. . . -k. CROCKA.'·??· J8. Abv!l!l On•••· ,..... I .... SHOW AT TH' " CLUe shrubs I B aettnars I SI--IE'STH' STAR.O' THE ..., 84. Bid 36 A light muslin I ' IN LAS abbo·. I • UNK S N UFF-Y 18 J apwtel!l& T T ..t.X TIME 1 J;UPPE:R (on) 31 . Fol io: 1 . 1 ELVI NEY "S AN ' lEL L MAW TO b iT HER.'5ELF HOME ITS RAININ' CATS AN ' DOGS OUT YONDER . 21. FashloWJ I SOUAL JuG HAID ~- THEN I'LL COOK 1H' DADBU RN O'FIRE '! 30. Urg& 4 ,.•.. 19. Devoured 20. DI'OQp C'Y H . Spanlsb dance -~ - - - -- IAllS 30 OVER TO " .,,,. SNUt'l,."f' WIY"' --- ...... . I ----- · .nf91 • .,...... I a_ L.::~==~ DAILY CROSSWORD 1 Brake Service , Revue I """""""<~• n1 1nn· •P"" ~'••r•oc••n•y \ · ' ·~·~·n• u""' ~PP" ' "'~., ~"P"""""r• o! Sl Paul 's Lu1tlf'ran Church w a~ ~:!9.) ... thl~ season. Thl! army and wlfe are residing tn meam he decided what the big- 81dwell with his mother, Mrs. gest; 1udience~ would ~atch on Katherine O«wJI. televl!ion. Yet, perhaps tbt most reHe 11 an extremely handsome markable thing &bout the reo- 1 and sleek-lookif11 man. He 11 placement of Aubre:' i• tblt wealthy. While he! w11 perhapt the ma ster of cok1 reality eithnot thfl most per10n11l y loved er did not real111 - or thouprt man in the industry - and did he could outmaneuve1 ~ the United Presa laternatlonal Walter Cronkite as its pohtical not attempt lo be-he was ad- fac-t rhat he was so command- I HOLLYWOOD (UPlJ -- The anehorman ln an attempt to L..lted, even by mt.ny detrac-llng m the ratings rice last searPp!acernenL thll week of the 0\l"ertlke NBC.TV '! ChPt Hunt- tors, tor his cold rtahty in a Ison that the only way he could presid!nt of CBS-TV's enttt· l~y and David 8rlnkle)' In Lh~ rough bu!llne!la, 1nd above .all . go was doM'n . Another relllet tmnm,ent div 1sion is of interest ratings The move did not work, for- his unquestiOned gemus as might have moved when the 11, the n'era1t televiewer be- l and, happdy, Cronkite w.a ~ !ui- j commercial television pro-~ movmii: was best. It is tempting l< .u~e of It! rtvelatlon of the ly rtln1t1ted. Mrammer. We are talklnc; here fate Lo think that ont can bt ~· normous pn•ssure of high-level From an •·exft·utive su ite"' of rattn-'lS success, nothing elsl:'. No 1 forever. and yet sources pt rr~tamming viewpoint, the replacement th1s ' uy ht Will!l absolute ly conftdent In short - the programming week of CBS.TV'11 entertain- Mr. Hershel Geort~e . who was no onl! could bfat his schedule. H' At wi ll attract the largest ment boss, James T Aubrt>y, is recentl y discharged from the number of viewers, accordinJ ahoo quite dramatic. It ts iffi· 1'. the ralings, and that will possible, of co ~rse , Lo know th('refor e lure the largest num- with cert_ain!) all lhf'_ reasons I btl ol adverti~ing dollars that jo mto any bu.smesli de· The powf'r of rafingA Is, of cis10n, but it seem!l fair to sugA<JROIS J.AIIl.... :11. EDt· 1an4: l" "urF;f' . a wrll -knnwn 1ssue to gest thaL CBS-TV 's drop from LQuantltl• 3. JIOIIfeaJ f . WadUW f :: n~ who are now almost so- its l"ommandmg ratmgs posibird 23. Strange J!hl.~lil'a!Pd m the1r understand- !ton is a major fac tor. 24. Man"a 21. Freoob 4. lt'"ollow 1ng ol why thetr favonte shows But there are other reasons for londoocape a. oaiHc palnter IG. Large di!'Appear And 1t is certamly the drarua. and lhey cf'nter aiworm n . Prize I. Short, r.,, Mreat news that the ratin11s mo~t entirely on the remark- 1!. Prover'b 11. counterwlttJ t.: an rosl an executive his JOb. able, controverllia l, enormously 1-t. Ancient boJdistrict l':\et~ so often. however. a srt- 1siJCCf!ssfut rrnag~ thai Aubrey) 1..-td&:r'• u ••• {A.sl& 1. T«donic 29.Belong· uUUion comes along that drama- I for Ao long projected . He was Minor) chlll'8Cte1 log 31. ...... JI Zt'!l' the 1ssue to the public. 1easily the mofllt powf'rful net-! 38. Mountain 15. Number I . Send pool forth 32. Often: 1 a~t summer. for mstanct•. wnrk programm,.r of them all 1 18. RuetJ 11. Fleshy 39. Swine lO. l!bcporl:ll ooet. II erP w.:~s great d1 ~m d)' when bf'cause ol the virtu~dly im34. Lubricated 40. Ullle Island fruit ofCbLna L" R~TV I di~tpla~:ed i preji!nable raLin~s J;:ucceil~; he / te.-"" the l'l. BJundv .1. Se-..u•: 11. 8aok VOl'• M. ICGvw WiUII lJ S. Civil lerviCt hstst Mr s Edwi n Roll!lh was honor· Lodge Hall. The meeting was [John Morgtn, Mrs 11 d d by Ed d. e Hal- Ohlinger, Mrs. Hilda RicliWIJ , M•n wnm •·n II •no ~·., .., .. , ,,... rc with I aoina away party on ca e to or er I D ld F Ro sh Mrs .F'nda ' ('Vt'n mg bv the ladies ~tead '!"hr. : mtmber~ ~:mg I Mrs ona ' u. .. , ,. · B ·• and 'Edwm Stein, Mrs Edwin Roush . \\est \1rgrn1a oys •• u.a11 1 unnece•o.ar' ~- R..:r. rnrMm& . h Girls" followt>d b\' the 4-H Mrs Paul Rickard. Mrs Wil' $25 .00 . Phone WY 2-:\•IOL 1957 Oldo "88" H.T. Cpe. _ Special $169 Rl eh pl,•di· . . . lliam RWI&ell, Mn. Paul Scal1)', ' "''' on l n nt •• larr.,. rf'QU\tl'mftntl j m the SOCial ruom ol 1•• ' 1'""• "•m• •d"•••• '"" church. Mr and Mr". 3 3 etc ~· " ~~·. '"• OUIJ MI'!O. Billy Ray Ward , M ro. Automatic lranll Rtdlo 110d h~tlf'r . (' IPnn borty Motor nttt'rl~ -D~~;;"t,:~~!~ ..::::.r::'~ Oll~:m•rnp are lmovlnR to Nitro, Wtflll The lfOUp voted to pay lFVE I Mark Ward and Mrl. J II: k work I IX GOOD BEAGLE pup• ______ Vlrg nla. dues of f2 . Thty al~o voted to iWE'IC'h Stephen, W('lek~ nld. Emmet 1963 Chevrolet V•n _ Reduced to $1495 "" n• ,-, , Wo~l 'l.d •er.-IH 1 W1nted To Buy Gam" wm played ond pay on recmtlon workshop.! YOU1H PARTY Long Bottom . Ph . 985-3237 . '" •nTJ p., "ord ""• 111Hrt1ttft 6 cyl 4 spt'ed traM. Llkt nrw ('onri1tion. \lirnmUD• .·n•rlf to ~•Jitt I _ _:___:__:_~_:__-=--~ prlze11 w011 b)' MrR . WIIHom l Devo1lon8 were preiM!nteo byr A VHlcnllne Party wa!' Jlven l-1·3tc • ., o.; pn!o om wnrd roo l't\tM •o• I OLD BRASS, f'npper and Iron Powtll. Sr and \olrl'l nonald !AIIct Stone, ..,rtii!U ·r,.-.,onnt Eddie Halltead , by the ynunR peoplt of tht Un11• "'"' ·~~~ · l)t•NHII" 011 ••,. 141 ..111!1 plece8, old toy!!, carved hand-Rum111ardnrr. \1rJ~ . Rou111h wa1 Mike Alhfy. Jody Athey The lion r. .u 8. Church on Saturdal FREE! ACT NOW AND SAVE fM• pll"l ""<P b!" f) oll;t'fl I" ""~ d t MIANKI It o•JT\A4JUIII AMSBARV AND APA-CHE 11e \pd furniture . marble lopped l"'rt'~{'nted R Rift by the lndlrs. iprogrem was In char&e of Cher· 1evenlng In the church ba!lement t 1 l! ror !kl •onl 111111•mu '" ~~ to II'ICiltlflnaJ •onl It furniture, drop IE'af tuble, cor- Th tt dl M ~ yl Bum1ardntr, Nanry Rouah. Scripture wa11 read by Davlu givinR flOO Jn acce!IIOrles of OPIN lVII. 7t00 P.M. b rt1 d k ose 9 f"n °~ werll'! fll . 'VI kl 8 d "T h V "omping supplie1 with purn"tcup oh•l s. 11' ! !1 8. hptank .Jack Welrl• Mr~ . William Pow-[Ftc " uOmthJar ner on e Dewhurst and a story of aJ. ori'H:I IIOI.IAS IIOMIItOY, OHIO chaM.' of any Apache trailer . !lea c a rs, ca ne c aln, , · ag. er111 takln& part tntlne'l'l Oa\'. Thf' group. 8Jn@ I :IO " M In • .no P' N Didh' a.:urau - 8.MI A M ~ 11:01 ooo11 Offer a:rf!Jd if order il placed howl and pitcher ~b1, chln• ~ ell, Jr' Mtl'l. Phil Batey. Mr 1· were Clndi Roullh, Steve Hal- "Let Me c811 You. Sweetheart' IT'll W IA.Il' i to Pi..ACI 11dolls, old lamps or parl! of' John Fr_v~ .VIrs . Mal ~lchlng-1 !1tead, Allen Smithson, Debbie and "My Ronnie Ue11 Over tht· bv March 15 for delivery up KI'.I lll:l P'AOU\.l CINSI lamp.s, gall lights and piCture I t . Mrll. Ednll BurriiJ. Mills Le- Klnj , Jody Athey, Beverly Ocean ." 1~ Apr!l 15 All models on wAN't' An Reel Estate For Sale lramtft . WY 2-~262. Mn. How - l~h Jane Powe ll. Mr! Otto Knapp and Charlotte Clevenger Those atlendln~ wf'rr.o Brf'nda. diaplsy . Amsbary Apache lutiMit Services I ard Cecil, We!! t Mnin Stre~t. l Crr lmm , Mrs. Donnld BumaardPHONE WY 2·2156 They c!o~ed with the pled,Jie to Donna, and Darell Marr, Rex. Trai!e1. 881 Fourth Avt., GalMODERN BRICK and fr11me ' Pomeroy. 2 23 30tc i neor, Mn. ftoland Knrr. Mrs. the flag R . M Le,. and at Ai!O hpoli!!. 44&--0239 . A'f d g M J hi oy, 01 1ve oore, . ranch home on Route 1 m~ar EXPERIENCED 8TAN1illw flmbPf Top cash I ' re prouse, rs. . o n e Talks and demon!trationa Kevin Scott, Bob, Teka and DanQualily Print Shop, Mill St. I State Highway garagr F1ve price paid Mario~ ReynoldiJ. Hou!!h. Mr" Lsrry K.mR, ~rs: , were g iv~n as follows : Gall Mil - ny Dewhur~f . John, Le~. nary Middleport. I rooms, patio, basement. inCard of Th11nk1 ' ' t.-,olvllle . Ohio. Rt (31 3, 3tc AUTOMOBILE Linda and Jenny 8 ~~mgarner, Gary. 3 C~tll William Pnwell. Sr, Mrs. Nel ler on seam rtnlshea; --· -- ~ sulated. storm wmdow8 ond after o'clock , • ~01 1 Rou11h. , \ tr!l nHrV Roush , Rou!lh on How to set a Table; Tony and Sheila Oliver. TomI 4 667 3500 doors , 1iled kitchen and bath, WE WISH to expr~s~ our detp in 1 l·ll-trc Mrs. V~lma Rou11h , Mn. 1~Becky BurrlJ on the difference my, Charle.s. Angel Marie and HARDEN 'S MARKET appreciatiotl and lhank~ to I 100 x 400 lot , fireplace . at- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:__ , h:r OhhnMer. \ofr11. Donald F between !ICil!lsors and ~hean; Clayton Oklsker, Danny and special · Syracuse ha.!l on marble m1lnum window ~. the Ewina Funeral II o m t, Thunday, Friday and SaturAND lueslock , Roush, Mn. Paul ROUI' I h . Mrs. Allee Slone on how to put 1 hem Bobby Roush . Charle!! Diver!!, or slll.i Phone WY 2-5337 Fritz Buck, the !leY. P R. day. 10 lbs. potatoe!l. 59 cents: L ..,. 1 C M. Adam11 ..Jr : Mr11. J. V. ;In a dress. Mn. Somuel Hat Rockle Sayre, Nancy and OebI WY 2-5292. 3 astc Casto, lor his inspirinl word~. ' large fresh eggs, 3!lc doz .. F'OR SALE _ Two Western · \fcGrew. Mr~ llliam Ru!l~ell , !ltead talked on the proper w~y ra Rush, Janice Roush, Mr. Ch~stt.r Council Daughters WANTED TO BUY : Want 5- ~how ponie~, 54 ln<"ht'!!, well ! Mr s R G Otef'ne and ~rl!l to give a demon!tratlon. The and Mrs. Leland BumJitn.!r, 79c basket. l gal. or America, Dr. Ridgeway Tomatoes, I 100 acrt!l vacant land, vicini- broken, trophy wlnnen, OnP : Edwin Rou~h . ice Premium F'awmunt meeting wa~ adjourned and re- Mr and Mrs David Dewhurst and Staff, tht Pomeroy ly Cheshire - Portland or Road~ter pony. 4J inchP~ . ta"t I purchase I frtAhment! were served. and :\.1~. Jo Moore. cream. with ~ Emer1enoy Squad. we • I • o r•m•r•r, 0. Chester. D. C:. King, 530 How- 1 trnck Come .see. Cheryl WJJ. , BENO Ht JRTLER~ 1 )-H CI.UB 1 Devotion! for next month will Ma,;wE'Il House WY 2·214J PERSONALS u.oo: e m. tJ.tftld our gratitude to all ard Av~ .• Akron 12, Ohio. Jnsl.ant coffee. only 79c: llam11. Pomeroy ~Harrl~nnvllle The !:lend Hu!'tl("n 4-H Club :bt In charge of Becky Burrl.'l Mrs. George Jewell 1! 1 pa. tb011 who eeut norwer.s, food Florid11 oranges, 49c doz 2 26 61p Rd. 3 1 3tc mel on Monday evenln11 at the and To~my Rou~h; refresh- llent at Medical Center Ho!!pltCU8TOM butohii'IDJ aoc1 cut, . -ond who helped ot the ceme1 1numts Will be served by Alice lal in Galllpolls 0 OPf'n sundays II a. m. to 7 p.m. ling Phil Meier, Phone WY tfi}', and tht friend! and lnaurenct 12 i tic -- --- I Dr,- Mf!,vin F. Doerr, \lctedn : vil le \h>lliodl!!t Chlm·h !!I !lpon· IStune and Churlott.e Cle'o'l'tl¥<'r, , :\'lr and .\1n11' william RUIIIIIE'll --neighbor:'! who were so kind \\o"('tkday!l, 8 u. m '" S p. m. 2-3510. on 'and everyone will present a and ~on!'l and Mn J V Mc-!I p. m. on Saturdoy!l. GUARANTEED. renewable for arum, large wnd !lmall amnmll'l ' ~orin~ 11 rumma~e snle in CIUT I iml!' Clf sorrow - the 128 Washington St., Raven!ll . . . , ,. , d demonstrution. , · ·.. · , ·. · , 3 3 3tc I !'J!IUf"d li fo ho ~ pltaliz:~linn . 6UtTlUNEICII wood , W Va PhonP 273-4271 i 1hur!'d»} . I rlda\ an ~Lur- LUtiiERAN CHURCH MF.N G~t>w Vl.~ lltd rPinllw·" ~ n d 1011 of our dear mother, lda -·-- - --I at all agrl'l. Phnne W\' 2 fl l6fl , Oflke hourB DIJ!I Coalplolo lafko da~- In lhr nld Mnytag bu1 ldlng I Th R J • : fnend~ m Chorlellton on SWIYounr. 4 to fl p. . n11 HAYCRAFT Mobilehomer I . ' Y F:u~l \tn 1n ~1. . Pon1erov . be- l e e\1 O!i.f>ph Krnl~, P8 ~"~ · · doy aftetnoon 1963 218tfc ' Crill lOYThe ChlldrE'n --m. l 26 Ll( ginning al D :JO a.m. t>ach .morn. t~r or St . Paul 's Lutheran I-----· .'iU x 10, w1th or willlout lot ........ , _ • Colllll 3 3 ltp 1-'HOTO Copyma Stn-tce Cop lnji. Church In Pomeroy wa .~ RUest it is 1111. Oren Wears, HarriA. C. BRADFOIID paprn . le1 made or l':v<~o~o:elinl' Cha ptt>J', OES , Rpl"nker on Wednesday ev('ntng J 3 Jt p sonville Rd . WE WISH to e-xpress our sinbirth records a:1d aJm,Jst any ~~~-. Olllo . · at lhe dinner m i!etmg of the I 11 tic cere 1hanks 1o neighbors .and ISO BALES uf hay, 60c a bale Mlddlt>~"lll~l , wll 1 mPPt Thur~ -~ LuthE"ran Church Me R . ather documents I 1 Rtuttr ln~urancf, Pomt O" d<~v f'V('nm~ ~1areh 4 at the MLI - Kral nk th hn . e v. friends, for their klndnes:!l and Dana F1ck. Clwste r R1 . 7 'x S 1 J h [ r ' ·. Y sp t on e umorou!l sympathy. and donations of Qh ,{, Che~tl:'r 91:15- 232~ . INCU~1E TA erv ce, ont 4th· -~flnW Temple.,. .evE"nts In a minister'! life. , Jood and flowerR, at the time Jtp .!!on . Slmp1on ln!'lurance Ag· • Tlw L mrrl < lllf R!'t1er H~a!lh The dJnner- wn .. !IPrved b~ Mrll . 1 3 3 uf our sorrw, lhe dPalh of ency, Room 6, Coal!l Build· 1 ( lub will mPf'! al lhr hnmf' of .Joseph Paugh M W'll" I 1 our wife, mother, and sister, ., 11 , , BlJY Sh ing , Middleport. Auto S1la1 MAR. 3 M" Mer lin Trnrv . Laurel Powell Jr R~d ;•· R0 1'"md I A' 1 1 carpet ampoo1 20 trc A Lenten brNtkla~t for all ~ ff 1'h d 1 · · '-1 11 1 ' · ' rs an A Lettie M. Rosenthal. also ' pr'1 "'e"ll Juan yuu one FHEL : . Lll · urs : ~- l'vf'nmg · arc 1Kal'r . Those att~ndlng were For uptrt tuldanu on to thank Rev. Grimm for his '63 p t' $2 195 , chun•h women Will bt' ~eld at 4th. Harold Hose, Wllllom Powell filing your 1964 to• ttturn, with purchase of Blue Luson t•c · , the F'ederated church \h•dnes1 ·r1 e p st Chiefs of Magnolia Jr John " R h p R h. words of ~nsoiation m1d tl1t> Ire. Ca rpr t & 11 1 li Jlhol.~tery Nelaler BllildlD& i!lppl)' for ra l~:~lina 2 dr. 4 Sp. Tron~ _. ,0 Th dlt ·· r . ou~ . au 1 OWl ordor y<>ur cop) of Ray Do 7 Chase Funeral l-lome for draner. Bt~kl'r Furniture, nl!:w home!! Built in kltcb- i Sp.llrkling original hloC'k fin j ,.,_ny. at ·,) _n m. e mr .o- TPmp ll' . P_vthian Sl~tt•r.~. Will i John F'rv. Rev . Jack Welch' I Crane'a "Cut Your Own 1hrir kind and efficient !lfl"~· ­ Middll:'porl. ;~ 1 Jtp ens, storm windows, AlUm· , l&h. 4 hAITPII c~rlmretor tmn wtll be m _churge r1f Mr!!. mt•f't Thur~rlny evening Qt the Herman ·Layne, William Rus: T1111." irf' ~ We are al~o gr11trfu i lo - - -- - - - ~- -lnum aiding . Call Guy Nel&· '63 Chevr~let $2,295 Wllblir P~rrtr-: fhm:w who plnn hom p ul Mrs 1\rlum l~hr-r,.hnr.h .~e ll. Cat·t•oll Adams 1 d lh~ pallbrart>r~ 100 BLAES or Timolhy hay, ler, Racllll, Ohio. Impala L'Oil\", C'pe. Only Ill.- to RIINKI art a~krd to rontnl't with 1"11~~ Bl•rn ke Ann Durst Hie guest speaker. Re~_r.Kr:~ . Frank Rosenthal. Sisters and 65c a bale. See Dano Brickles . ,Nf:W HAVEN WOMAN'• CLU~ 12 29 tfc 703 1, 8 ~y 1111 h'~ Pow«'r l'llf'N 1Mr~ A1•n Neulzlmg or Mr~ Prr- ns {'o- lm~te ~!'l . Rrot her. rl'l _\'rtie Donahue, -~~· Sha~~·_9~3 I 3~ping ~tnd hn1ke~ . Auto ~hlfl . · rin, Marth S 1 The New Haven Woman's Club CR ihryn Delmar, Harlan 1965 APACHE Camp Trailers WILSON & Son'l Car Wash on , :~~~o~t likr th~ d•y 1t wo.~ .1 111' Middleport Literary Cluh Wnrld Day of Pr!lyf'r Serv_ice!! I held a member!!hlp dinner on Swink . Alld MotnE'r. \Irs BerAl'cessories and campmg Page Street, Middleport. I w1ll mr~t Wednesday afternoon for the 1\ipptrs Plolns Com- Tue!Kioy. February 23rd 11 lhn Martm 3 3 ltp "'here. We are now selllng CaU WY -2-5212. 2-6-30tC ' al 2 p. m. Rt the home of Mrs munily will be held at the 6:30 p.m. Rt lhe Alex-Qulllen all models Apach~ campers. Clyde lnglPs . Mrs. Harold Sauer I E U B. l'hurch Friday, March Memorinl Building Dev ti eqwpment. Two models on "-... '•mtroy, Ofllo I will review "A Moveablt Feasl"" 1 5. at 2 p. m. with thP- Chri!!tlan were Jed bv Mrs. H!rma~ ~~~ Notice 1 dlsplay . All modelt available. Huttaa I b)· Erne11t Hemmgway and 'Nor · and Methodl!lt Churches parllcl· Unger. · ·rl Ch11reh R'cov=iv-ol;-;-lo-""ln \ $100 worth acce"soriM or Mblmrile, ·~ HI64 CORVAIR :\1om.K. radio, mRn Rockwt>ll"' wlll bP glven : pRtlng Evl'ryonc I!! wciMme. The gut's! speaker ror 'the .,,.. .. n11v. . ~eciol singing. equipment free If you purch· r End ,au .ewer t:roablet heat er, automatic tran~ml~ · by M111~ Be~ -~ S::~nhflrn krspon"e The .Junior elm;~ of ~tlddlf'!· mretlng wa .~ Mr!-1. BelvA Farley 1•ry nnP welcome. Pastor ase any new trailer before W• llaYI Ill .... Polnl' 1 miSl'llon. 7,100 mile!'. Phone to rnll call Will be 11 Wflrk by pori H1gh Srhool will ~pon-'<lf past pre~ldertt of the t~afl :\1yrrs. F:veryone March 15. Quality Print Shop, 1 . _ ; MtatllHI WY 2-2014. 3 J 6tp eltht'r subJect ' a rummage sole F'ndny and I Pltasa nt Woman's Club Mrs. ,• lrome. 3 3 4tc 255 Mill St.. Middleport. Ver- ! ReauDUII ftMII The _study b?ok .. ,·On~ Wit- 1Snturday March 5 . 6 ?egln- Farley spoke on the project." 1FOR SALE · t958 F'ord pkk-up non Weber, Owner and Man- I CaD W1 !417t O.J or NIJDI I truck. 6 cyllnd~r . good f'On - m•s11 m . Onr ~\m id will be i nlng at » a. m. E'Ht'h duy . 1n thP and purpo!'le of tiJP. Woman's 1 For 32 yean D1 Crane has ATTENTION bHn a newspaper writer and Ager. 2-27-6tc I 7 • tfc : dition. See Dorl!l Koenig , 1'up- the subJect lor ,tudy and wll11former A&P building. Club. p(>!'~ PlAin~ or Phone li67·J75H. form lht> bHsl;; for a "self·~nal- : Group I ol the Flrsl United I During IhE' short business I oditor. for 25 yoaro ho'• -G _E_R_S · -.- - -- h' - 1963 S-1N DOG OWNERS ewmg mac me, ·• 0 1 tlll' 101 "; 11 .\I cth od'1s 1 · PrPsbvtenan ( hureh IS sponsor. me~ung • II It' pres ldent Mrs Ed- been a ta:t columnl1t. This · fiBATING PIUlbllll MaeDer 2 26 6tp y. u 'l moddeI .spar tan. ztgh zag ' 1an-. • raraace.• lnold • lro&llen. 1 h 1 1 fl rl'l -"l'S!'I 1on to · inM a· home mHde vegPtab 1e win Rous h. re~;Jgned · as · presl· •f SyracuM . ~~ ur<· 1 at t 11· [· umbination emin•ntlr q~tal­ 1 1 1959 cy tesl!~ - , buttotn e, ,~,PYP !· 111 E111 ' Mllbt llrtel, Pom- 1 Wog~m . 1br lwld Wt•dn;•!!dn_v t•vr·nml!l. ~oup sale fi'rldav , March 5 at 1 d~nt and members berause of lfin him to toll y<>o what FOnD St_alum AU do1s must be tied up t c."'"6 u8 - erms n "" W" • ....,• ., Gond rnndltmn , ISP5 00. ~ee March 'l tx-amnma 111 7 p m II 'l'h . h! to · movlnJI lo Nl1ro w v " : you -.ant to know ••• in 1 immediately. All dogs 3862 2 2, 6tc eroy, Pl1011 J. - · II 1'II k . Wil li WY · e "' · lt' r 1 1ure1l. o~e w1s nM . · tL " soc· · __ " _ or l'R ' r e; urns. to 8 30 p m. All membt'rs of plaee orders may !'onta('t Mr'i tal hour followed. The commit- · way rou Cln uncltntand . ' • 7 ID tfc C&fllht OD stnoot will bt 26 61 2 2-2928. P I Hf'lll h MethodiSt l'hureh ::Iff' Jn · Thorm~ Kellv . Mn: Dale ll.ee Jll charge or the dinner about the na'l' tax regulcaplaUdup. SEWING MACffiNE 1965 modTlle Rt.moler vlled 11nd urged to nttrnd the Walburn nr Mrs R. W Vaugh- :was Mr/11. Jal'k Welch. chair· tionl, I S ' OWDtr lubJ•ot lo l'inos reRail Estete For I • World Stllndatd ol (;ompact : merllng to bl:' h('\d durmg Ll•nt <m. Iman, MrN. Chnrle!l Dodd, Mr!'l. "Cut Your Own Taxts" llel el. .ltew~ f?rward an~ ;erse. dEq. u lpped to Zig zag, j ,. ~ {>R-SALE-:7rOOm house lol:letllenct The Hev M E Dnwsun will MAR 8 ;Tom Hoffman, Mrs, Martin Ber- 64 POllOI, It illustrated wit~ Mlpr Mol'llllft London, 5 ancy ;srgn$ use msert •·::~ted on Main St , Pomeroy I BiJ car room, rid• 1nd per· lead tht se!lsrons. TIH• WSCS or' Heath Metho- . i!lford and Mrs. Edwin Roush . l_!lm_pla form• anti c~lt~ SOc. L lynov• catnJ. ay 36 42 - terms I Phone SH 2-4834. 3 2 6tp lormanl'e. Smab c4r ~conoiD) The Auxiliary of the Pomeroy fdl."t Cl1urch will m'*t \1onday Gue!lts attendlnJ were Mn. 2 2S Sic WY 2·3862 · and m•DIItrlbiUt)' 1Ht>nd Citizens Sand Radio Club evemnK, March 8. at the church Frank BaJJey. Mr!l. Charlea ZerDON'T PUMP you slugii!ll.sei}: Sl~:du;.::n~~/orp~~~: ~~HRu~: S•e . I will meet WednesdAy at 7:30 ·at 7:30 p. m.. Program choir· kit. ~r~. Harold Rose, Mr1. tie lank. C!:'t Klean-f:m-AII ' 4834 · Metropolltn Moton p. m. at the home of ~rs. Theo Iman and devotional leader will Max Eichinger. Mr~ . J. V. Mrseptic tank cleaner. L11nd- 1 - .· ·. ~ . - E. Main Street. Pomeroy Neulllmg. Ibe Mrs. C. F. . Young and Mrs. Grew, Mrs. R. V. Whitmore, 50c A Copy mark F11rm Burt"AU. HOU SE for sale. 4 room1, bath, Pbont WY Wl'l'l March ~ ~ 1Mildred Zeigler. Hol\te~se., will Mrs. Eugene Hester 1nd Mrs. At Our Counter li 218 Hcl full basement Aluminum 4 22 tfc The W.SC.S. of the Mlnrrs- be Mrs. Emerson Jones, Mn . Farley:memberlattendlnJwere iltGoe bela sidtng storm doors, and win- , _ -- 4· -----~ . _ _ _ _____ _ _ __ -::::~l.asl your do'>' s Pnced reasonable. Can 1 lllml C111 W11964 APPLIANCE be " '" at 773 <.rant St., Mid- ~ llllllo CLOSE·OUT SALE dteport , Ohio. J 2 61P FOR--S ALE - .. 6- rOOm - h-;,·u11e ' ~ RU. CLOII.OUT I with b&th, one floor plan In I ror Aent 1-ARtSTocur Middleport ,. :l block~ rrom 1 ond both WA!HIR __ $235.00 $210.00 "chool ~ church - gmcery ' :~;~~ In Middleport, 1-ARI!TOCRAT ELEC. Very jOod neighborhood. Call i IIOJOr. 390 .1. Second DRV!R $179 .00 St50.00 _w~-5465:__ _ .1 1 6tc I I-CUSTOM lilro, howard C.cll, WY WASHIR __ $17!.00 $155.00 SALE : Three bedroom11, 1 3 3 tfc l~PACIMAKIIt ILIC. bath, ba.sement. aar•Je, ,., tireiiilbid apon. oavu nos_oo S11o.oo furnace . fireplace. 2'1 lot.J:. 1 ltb ba1b f Z-15 CU. ,T. COMI, Phont 773-5811 Malon. couple. 'ROSTLIII 1349.10 $315.01 1nllllleo" flll'llilhed. or Phone WY Hl·30tp Mal In Middleport. 212 S 1-11 CU. FT. UPRIGHT 'RIIZU $245.00 $221.00 FOR SALE-MicldieDCII'f'o tan. Pltlh A-ve. I 18 trc 1-20 CU. ,T, UPRIGHT ell buUdJn&, tacatod Ia N. • noDI ond balb l"j,OriiiiOJ,t PRIIZIR - 1265.00 $240.00 SOeond Stroat, MJdQitport. Gnod tlrt'~ . run:. tint' Hrr d lll -~ M created until NEW HAVEN ~erman 1'156 Buick Specl•l H.T. Cpa. ~ .~ . . I CF COURSE JANIE I.CNE~ "fCIU AN D wAI'Ire 10 MAI?Itr' 'tOU, PE:Rf<Y. ... ---. - - - - and 10mt straw . Bmmett G. SALE : Homw for ·IBle, 3 Will , Pomeroy, Ohio. bedroom!! , bath, c1rport. Bar2 25 ntc , rJsonvlllt. rf&liOnablt. Phone ~~~~~~~;;;m~~~\;;;~;-;:;~~ 5 rooms PIZZAS ! AI Mth, !lhower and tub. &3 S. :ltd StH Middleport, Phone _ W_Y_2-26_71_ _ 1 1!!1 tic TI~Ali.F:R LOTS - free 81t.. and water. 8rown· 1 rz.1 u t•r f"Jark !Stak! Approved) Mlrof"r.,vllle, Ohio, Phooe wv, 2-.t:J24 l I~ tfc .IODERN 4 room and bath fur· nlshed apartmen1. Middleport. WY 2-3174. ~~ l tfr ~ ROOI\I apll'llljeut IIDd ;both unrurnll!bd All' utlll!lej furnished. Upstairs abov~' Dr. Dvr.ovan's oflce. Phone WY W04f., WY ~i 11 Uo se·w- SH 2·m6. 2 2! 12tc Home- FOR~SALE - - -Fiv• room made compt.,tely from cru~t homo~«' plu• breakfa~t room to deliciou~ !llauct. Choire or and bath at 123 Union Av~. P~pp.eronl, Sau!JBfl!', Hamhur11 St'f'n b~ appointment. Phone er, or Mushroom rextra). WY 2-2564. 2 22 He Prlc~ by •ize, llrJe U. Med- --:. - - - -- , - ----- -ium 75c, !'lmall 50c. .Jock '' FOR SALE . 8 room house, othb 'ldl h t d ld DBiry Bar, Mlddltport WY 2er ou,t Ul ngs, 0 1 an co 1 9987. runn ng wat~r , ., acres 2 24 121 c _ ____ ll:round. Located on Route 325. deiJvered first 811 d second Contact : Hontl Dennl'y, Rut· cuttine. Also Straw. w. Cliff land, Ohio. 2-21-fllc . Stout. GuyiYlllt, Ohio. RL FOR- SALE:--4 room- frame CHAMPION BULL FLOWN TO OHIO - LCR Sir Sam 24th, winner ol •last Wednelday'e annual Fat Stoc!t Show ID RoultoD. Tun, ll'dveil 1, Ph. MO 2·2439. 2-t3·30tpl house, basement, lor1• lront In Cclumbu• around 11 a.m., today on a TWA lll&ht from Houston. Sir Som ls awattln1 •hlpment to his new ownen, EIIIII'IOD E. Ji:~ 'l'rlplt porch, hot ond cold water, EEE Ranch, and Robert {Bob) Evans, Hidden Valley Ranch In Gallla County. The two·year-old CharoWs bull,. OWill mort world 1'Rl P!'OI8!1J Army field jackets, Air BxB room added lor bath . 2 records than any other animal . Posing behind Sir Sam following the grand championship ceremonies In Htlllltln OD Feb. 24 are Seolt Helldenon. Corps coveralls, pants andl .acres ground on Old Chf'ster 1executlve secretary of thl!! AtneMe~n lnternational Charolais J\ssn. , Houston; Robert Evans, ow.ner of the Hidden ValleY. Ranch; the .assistant shirt' Carl Chevalier, Long\ Road . Ph : WY 2-6127. manager of the ~'at Stock Show: J•m Lawrence . manager of Htdden Valley Ranch; Mrs. Jerry Litto.u. C~, Mo., aDd Milt. 11-lilattnou, Botlolll. 2--11-30\p 2-27-12tc ,treasurer of the AICA, which i.s based in Houston. . WITNE$51:1 IT, DR.CASEY. AND Sl-li R/olED A~ ..A. j~.ll. 11-!S. WAY! ... AND PERRJRMEP 5(IME &tOW;rJI.- iiJR&iRY UNM1l,.,. . . . . . . . . ___ . ..... • ~--- # ... "' - - - - . - 8 • - - ~ ~ "' 4 - ......... ' ~ -- . . -- ... -.. _. -- .. -- --- ....... , • - '"• • - - - - 4 ... .. ~ • ..... - ~ .. ..... - ..... ....... ...... _ . .. . . .. . . . . ... . . . . ..,. . . . . . . - : . -:.::: ::.-=.:...~!'-:. ~------~-- . .. . - - - . . .. - ..-------..,....., :...--:::..::: -: :::::; ::..:::.:=. ..!i-; ...... - · "'~ --~ .~~: ::''::.':::::::::====::::::::;::::::::::::::;::::::;:;:;;:;~!;10 - -...-. .. - - - · · ··· - - -~.-· - . . ,. . . . . . . . .- - - -- - - - �. . .. .. " 0 • o OO"•o ..... .... _ _ . _ - ~~ o 0 .. 4 _ • .,._ o ......... , •-- · - -- A • . .•. ~-~--- .. --•5- -- - ........ _ ___ __ O . l. 18-0aily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. ! , 1985 ~----- Mainly About People In Pomeroy Chester Church of God Holds First Service in New Basement NOW YOU KNOW Lenten Services At Mid-Week Begin Tocloy ELBERFELDS WELCOME YOU To A Preview of the Most bdtlng •nd Prettiest F•shlons for Spring In the Rudy To We•r Dep•rtment on the Second Floor. DrftMI, Coah, Sulb, Bloulel, 'the Chester Church Of God 34 feet and when eompleted htld Jtl first servict in its new I will be modf'rn in structure, Church baseomenl. Wednesday 1having the best 1n lighting and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan St. Paul's L_uthera~ Church Htning February 24th for Lhe- other fixtures . The basement and Mrs. Waid Windon were in of Por:neroy Will begm a se_rles wHkly prayer meeling with 48 h&.s four Sunday &hool rooms, Columbus Monday and attend· I of mtd-week Lenten Servtces 1n attenda nce Special singmg a spac1ous Juditorium and a 1ed the antique show and ~le on Ash Wednesday, Mar . 3 at and testimomes were held af- full width pulplf T'he bui lding beld at the Ohio State fair- 8 p.m. . I ter whtch the District Dirt'l'tor, i~ ht>ated b\ an 185.(0) 8 T u. grounds. r .The mJd·w~k Lenten theme I . ' will be "Chrtsl Calls H 1s Rev . Dean . R. Coodv•ell of ga s rurnart: The basemen! will Jakie Schuler of Portland is Church.'" a series or sermons Jac~gon delivert'd the mt:>Ssagt>, bt> used for servlct-s until the spending a few days w1tt1 h1s 1 based upon thl:' letters to the pra1sing the., people ·· for the church proper ts ('Omplf'lf'd. gr•odparents Mr and Jl.trs , Se Ch 1 1 1 I • · · ven , urr 1es o ·rhe A poC'O· d ff · 1ood wor k. an o ermg a Pans are also under way or Jacob Schuler · th e book 1vpse as n•1'or d~" 1 · n.~ m .. challenge to move for\Vard. Mrs. th ~ rn:lln t'dtftrf 1 · •1 R ' 1 t. · th N T t Goodwill !llso attended. _ - Roland fisher, student at o eve a 10n m e · ew es a· Dunng the Spnng of 19fi.4 the Mountain State Busmess Co l· I ment. 1 The fir st Sunda;ro School snd church re-orgamzt>d and elecl- lege spent the weekend with _The s:ermon topic for _ l hI_s : worship ~ervicf wa s held the 1er the followmg offll"Pr<~ · his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M"-· _f1rst m1d-week worship will following Sundav. Feb_ 28. wilh ~ . . 'son Fisher and farrtily. bt " A Cal! for .New Enthusse in atte ndanc~ . Rerord at - ' Freeman Williams. rlerk lasm." The blessed Sacrament tendance for the year was 61 I .laJm·: Baile-~> church chons- Mr and ~ry- William Fisher 10r Holy Commumon will be cele- ! The new church had tts t.t>- _t~r. Sunda~·- Sehool . offll'ers, and son, Wllhe, of Belpre and bra ted also al this Ash Wednes- l ginning during the summf'r of I F.rt"flman Yt illtams, supt . r C. I Samm~ Arnold of Syracuse I day servi iP IL bt>~i_n th e t ,e~ltm I adu_lt were dmner guesbi of Mr. ~nd Season in the spmt of dedJca1963 as a branch Sundav Sf'hool] WolJ. J r . asststant: in a temporar bui l din~ at the ~ te-acher. _J ame-s Ba1h:·y : Edd1~ IMrs. Mason FlS~r and fam1ly . tion and consecration to the 1 home of Mr Yand Mrs Free- A~h . asststa nt . You ng People's ~rs. Mason Ftsher and Mf5. Lord. On ealh sdccessive midman Williams in the Pine Grove class. (' ,. Wolf. tearher: !~~!.ton ~oush ~er~ Tuesday week sennce thereafter, the Orcoinmunitv _ A half dozen al- l Ow1ght Spf>n<'t'r ass1stant. Jun·I "IS!tors m Gallipolis. . der of Vespers will be hsed. t d d ·d th d ' 1f ior Class Edna Bearhs leaehMr. and Mrs. Jack Cummms The theme for the Sunday ;n e °\~~b e h wt>c 100 u er Ella Spt•ncer ass 1sta.nt · Pri- 1and ramily of Columbus spent morning Worship hours beginev. r~ 1us , . wh 0;:as hP'o'r. marv (']ass t e;,t c he~ I .ois. E~ !the weekend with the1r parents. ning on Invorabit Sunday the ! or o1 ,. ••Or1a ~ uurr · · Barbara · -Wolf ' · 1or Brown of first Sunday in Lent will' be t>rsbar"h assist- Mr . and Mr!l. y IC God near Racine · ' ant· · Begmners c-lass · teacher Mmersvl·11 e an d Mr. and Mrs. I '"G uideposts To Heaven " w.ith Afterward , durmg the same · ·' Floyd Cum · R · · ' first ,. Dons Bearhs St>ert~tarv ot Sunmms, acme. the sermon Lop1c for the Bummer. Rev. GJI!Jt>rt Spenc::er 1 · · · Mrs Adam Ebersba ·h d · · began ho ld ing Tent m~:etings d&y Sehoul. Willard Ehersbac h. M ·G Hb c an Sunday bemg "God's Endurmg rs . eorge o stetter and Word ." Members and fnends of ~ the Chester Hrea . and then I Y.P E offirer!l are Dwight daughter. Pamela, VISited Sun-1st. Paul's and st John's Luthm August 1963, a tent ~ev1val , E. Spent" e-r. presJdent; Penney ,day evening at Parkersburg, W eran Churches and the public ;;as sc hPdu.l,ed on the ( hest.er 1wol f se<·re!ar~·. I.Dib Ebers- IVa wtth Mr. and Mrs. George are cordially invited. Commons. and an evan geh sl j hacl1, song lradt>r. IPowell. I was engagt>d . Rev _ \1ary Hag-' :"• t!r. , of Cincinnati . From 1] 11 s I Time ol St' T vlt ·e~ ar! Sunday ~ reviva l. the new church quicktv · Sehoul. 9 30 B m. worship ser· camP alive _ nev_ ~-.· w (~off vwe 10 45 .1:1 n1.: evenmg servSlate overseer met with 111~ Ire 7 p.m. : Y.P.E. sPrvices, F'ri~roup and set the- 1Ww church d<J v 7 · 3~ p 111 .. prayer meet ing m order. recming 24 members I each 1\ ednesday at 7 30 p.m., I into the churPh. He appoi ntPd Th is coming f"rlday evening, . RE'v . Spence~- as pa-;lor , the y P.E. ::.oeiety wilt have as Mr. Paul C~scl, Middleport Mrs. Laura Powell Bradbury, Later on. hv~: nt'w m~'mbf'rs ~uest speaker. Kt>v . Douglas postmaster, ts ?" crutc~es long-time resident of Middle- 1 were rPCeived 1'lint' the Distrirt Youth Direc- due_ to a foot Injury sustam- port, observed her 88th birthThe churrh Sund<t\' &:hool ' · ,. . _ ed m .a basketball game last day at her home Monday, ' · !Of' U1 uJ 11 1p01IS ' and Y.P F. tYoung People's · I week. March 1. She shared the day 1 Endeavor J were organized and The Chester Church of GOO I Mr. and Mrs. Roger Morgan wtth her daughter, Mrs. James I Iince August u1 1963 have pl'o- : extt'nds a wH rm wekome to any :and daughter, Kathy, have re- Arnold. who has the same gressed well. It soon becam ~ 01 tht: servic~s turned from a ~acation trip to btrthday date. I apparent that the present bui ld-: --!Tampa, Fla. Ke1Ul Morgan reing. known as "The Upper tt;ixth Hirthtln U .mained with his grandmother, Mrs Arnold and her da~gh- ~ Room" was madequate- so !he 1 ·Y Mrs. W. A. Morgan. ter, Judy (Mrs Lewts Smtth) members ~tanned • new churd o. l 0/Jserved Tuestlay , Mrs: E. M. Wood spent Sun· took the bu"lhday dmner to Several locatwns were consld- 1 Robert Powers. :-son or Mr. ·day tn Ravenswood, W. Va. Mrs. Bradbury and also the deered in the Chester area before i and Mrs. ~~ rank Powers, obser- i wtth her son and daughter-in- corated cake, enscribed '' Hapa site was agreed upon. Mr. ved his sixth birthday anniver-1 law, Mr . .and Mrs. C. L. py Birthday Nanna" from Mrs. and Mrs. c. c. Wolf Sr , of Ches~ 1 sary Tuesday in the Middle- Wood. Arnold and her daughter,. Judy, t~r. donated an acre of land I port Kmdergarten class taught 1. Mr. Da~ .Lambert remains and son, Jimmy, of Cmcmnati. one mi le eBsl of the \'illage or by Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. se~1ously 1_11 m Veterans Mem· Chester . just off Slate Route Mrs. Power!S served cupcaket onal Hosr~1~I. Other callers included Mr. 248 on the Chester t 8 h · and tee cream to !he children Mrs. Y. illlam McGrothen and and Mrs. Charles Asa Bradroad near the Cheste~ a~;:,~-] and gave favors of "grab bags" Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGroth· bury and daughter, Suzanne, Course of toys, CBndy and easter eggs. ers of Columbus were house who presented her with flow1 Another fartor in de-term ' . She wa~ assisted hy Mrs. Rey-. auests of. Mr. and Mrs. Hor· ers, and Kathryn French. Mrs. ina th'ts .t th .bml nolds w1t.h thl? part y iace McElhmny over the week- Bradbury also received tele- · L !U e was e poss1 1· H 1 I end while he e f the 1 a1 phone congrat 1 t· I I 1 lty of obtaining natura 1 gas r 1 e pers or tht party were _ r or uner u a JOns rom the chur h or Pamela Powers, s:ister ol t)le 1of Mrs. Margaret Reynolds. her daughter, Mrs. Leo Edc as 8 1ap . w.as 8_1· honored guest , Cindy Hindy,l Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay of wards , of Miami. Fla., and her ready avatlsb le on Mr .. Wolfs Oick Owen . Howard L. West, Columbus are guests of Mr. and granddaughter, Mrs. Hi I a h ~arm f~om the Columbia Gas I Suzie Samuels, Kellt·e Burdt>tte Mrs. William Grueser and , Urban of Zanesville. She reo. whJch lalt!'r beca me Bvail- and Cathy Cul t>ma 11 daughter, Debbie. ceived many cards and gifts. able: . 1 Seeted •t the birthday table ; A wate: well was dr1lled near with Robert were Pamela Pow-· William Grue•erJ and at Lake Okeechobee with the locat1on and work was be- e", Cindy Hindy, Kt'llee Bur.l Mr. and Mrs. Guv ~'11o.;<:cll. j 10-n on the basc~en:. . dette l Dick Owen and Howard Are Returne'! _ Home They were accol ' ·d to The new church Js 60 ft't'-t by L. West. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Grues- Florida by Mrs. Roush ·--~- - --- - ~ - er have returned from a three- who visited with Itt urother weeks v~cation in Florida. IKenneth Zuspao in r' ort Meye; They vlstted 10 Daytona Beach, and Mn. William Reynolds, Miami •nd Fort Lauderdale. who was the guest of Mrs. Se While In Oneca they visited Mayme Rainey, former Middl<' - ~era! members or the Mt . State, both of BidweU. with Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen port resident. &torJah Baptist Churc:h were ! ---- -- tn Glouster Sunday where they : took part in the Hocking Sub- : District Missionary Convention i ~ the Ftrst Bapll!;t Church. . ~ending were Mrs. Laura Young, Mrs . Arnold Richards . I Mr1. Margaret Bowles. Mrs. Ntllle Winston, Mrs. Mary F' . I Baumgardner. Middleport and ; Mrs. Gertrude Butler of Rut - ; H•ts - Just Anything You Need In WC!ftlen's and Girls' App•rel - Spring P~motlon of Wom.tnl FROSTED ORLON KNIT SUITS -.".!.... ::. <. .j -----------------------------------------------------------------------~- - -------------FIVE CENTS THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1965 POMEROY .MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 273 VOL XVI 1 1 1 11 1 * 1 * * * * * * Sees Benefits to SE Ohio Lauro Mae Lifo'• wardrob• ou•t ••• Simply btautifulamf beautifully .simp~L Bermuda collar twl .Jmorl roll up rog· ~n !:eeveJ. DoM to perfection in 1Little or No Iron" 65~. }orrrel Polr<>w wuJ 3Sro Couon. ll'hil• only. Sizes 31J lo 38. $2.99 See our complete line of new SprJng blouses.. Many sty}. es and f.abrics to choose from in aU aizea. ! 1 I j I GAY GIBSON'S Easter Parade of fas:tm-i+-,, eadl Iii a r.....J,h ltleud of rayon.at:elall IU'k- widl die faa olzulllc& here lllld !bin. 1aaica' . . 5 tillS. B -TWEEiif 1 ....... 111111 iYit • ...., size • • • Berkshite B-~ fashions are designed ex· preoaly lor the woman 6'5 or under who needa slightly uarrower shoulder lines, a aborter waistline and a bit more fullness ill wais& and hipo. No ....... Wilt~¥ alterational 1 I They live in j I .Mt. Moriah Church Members Take . Part in Missionary Convention land. Printzess Coat and Suit Showing This Friday, Mar. 5 From 9 to 5 •nd Saturday, Mar. 6 From 9 to 5 ,._ lemi~ine edition o£ tile lhree·pie<e ouit, with joc:bt noOieo r-1 ...... polo shade a tbe sleeveleu ...... w.-. ·"""...... .......... 9awfllt '"" . - pl'rlltJ '±t I • . I N D. M. Lambert, Girls' Spring SUIT COLLECTION ••• In the bouffant 1raclltion that dances to notes of Spring.,To partieslit Eaatw parades-exqulsiltl •aott and gentle" tnchantmtnt In solids or color prints plort. '/Ill llzu 1-4 Toddlll'l· 3·&X l 7·14 GIRLS SPRING BLOUSE$ $1.95 Fill' 111'11 SPI'inl tho look lo· 10ft and feminine - a wide I01octloB ol -1171ol ID 10~ and prlnll - Ideal Willi 1111111 and oldrll - oborl and % llllllh oleeveo. ...... tot!Xaod' to 14. .ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Ita al ,, ~:t 5~;~ 1 1 .. ~I Unlted Pre•• .laternatlonal_ ,to get off the ground. In some ''We're hoping ~ get some lsibllity of buying the local pri- the money Is gomg Lobe avail- hi~hway .down here" :nr keeps people ou~ of town "'1 Joe Aber. the mayor of Me1 Some commumty, leader! m cas~s. the towns ~ave plans ~ney for sewage dJs~sal here va~ely~wned water plant. ~e able eventually and 11 there ts I fhe highway problem w~s : He said business has 1 Connelsville, a smaller town iD the hea~ of Ohio s 28--c~ty outlmed and money m the bank ! m Pomeroy,'" he sa1d. "We sa1d .Pomeroy and nearby M1~- any_. we want to get our fingers I more fully . explamed by Ott1s !"dropped off" and people are t neighboring Morgan County, Appalachta area are skeptical t< supplement federal funds . 1 hnven't had a chance to make 1 dleport would probably buy don tt. " Huffman, mayor of New Lex- i not using recreational facilities I was mterested m improvinl about how the Appalachia De- Charles Legar, mayor of Pom- formal application yet. But if Jointly . Shepard said the to wn m<..in- ington, a Perry County town of \ at nearby Burr Oak . once a that town 's sewage and water velopment Act is going to work, eroy in Meigs County, an Ohio we're gQing to progress down Another mayor wilh some def- ly needs new sewage and wat- 4,514 persons which lies along I popular swimmmg and boating facilities. "Our pLans are iD but most of them know what River town with a population of here at all, we ' re ~oing to have ir.ite ideas about where Lhe Ap- er facilities, a common com- the coal route from Ohw 's strip I spot. Huffma n sa id people do progress,' ' he said. thty'll do. with the money once 3,345, summed up the feelings ~ hsve an adequate sf-wage palachia money should go was plaint }n the southeastern Ohio mi.ne. regions . . I not want to pull thetr camping . Only James B. Skirvin, the they get tt. . of most of the mayors: "I nev- dtsposal system." R.dymond Shepard. mayor of area. We hope Lo have enough Htghways are gomg to be trailer::; mt.o the lake area be- cit} of Ironton in Lawrence Of five town. leaders Inter- er we~s much in favor of this "We have plaM and specifi- Athens, the home of Ohio Uni· plans done to present to the fed- the most important thmg. There c.:; use of the heavy traffic and ; t..ounty , in the southern-most viewed, only one r~fused com- give:aw.ay stuff, but as long as i cations r~dy. We have clos~ to versity and seat of Athens eral official~. on st-wer and wat- is _a tremendous amount of co~l poorly paVf'd winding roads . 1ti~ of Ohio, declined comment ~ent. Th~ oth_ers t~mediately they ve got ~ose federal pro~-~ $180,000 m the bank. ~e just Co~nty . er projects. , . . . gomg oul of here _we don t: ''One of the greatest things ion specifics, but indicated he hstt-d projects m the1r commun- rams, we mtgllt as well parti- · need some federal help. ' ' We have at least half a doz.. He added , ·u will deflmtely have any way ol gettmg m and we nee-d here IS a bypass ," be l would go along with Ule Appaities which needed federal aid cipate." I Legar also mentioned a pos- en projects started. We think be a help to us 1f they open a out. All that heavy truck traf- s<>ld . l lachia program. maize. 1 1 enttn e ,c.; _! ":;_ "'~ pC Beauti!ul texture - superbly styled - 2 pc . orion kntt 111uits - seat lined slim sklrtJ - short sleeve pullover tops. Slzea 8 to 18 in pink, liaht blue, belae, mlnt areen, I .,..;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;.,..,."'"'11 88th Birthday Around And Celebrated by About j. Middleport Mrs. Bradbury at y • a.-,..., atten:•• ... $10.00 I' · e • Rata, rha•&fll ... colder ddl Frldly . .... "WWIW .. .... Friday """" ftllrrin, . . .. by "Feathernits" 1 1 .... tised Brands. 1 1 All N•tion•lly Adve,.. 'lllo U. I. Virllo bludl ..,,. ,..... aboat .. laloadl """ fonD part o1 a.. chala oeparaiiDc tbe Cartbbeu aod Alloade 0. WEAI'HU " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 3, 1965 blount johnson kitchen