https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bbdfb1f6a2e9b8a48fbfa0e9bf6edc2c.pdf 0243bfa1c537317a4bc81842dc32ffca PDF Text Text • • \ ' 1 d p "J G" PI Saf t .... IrSt Gra e up• s I ve ay on ey -·'I:'· ...._,_ of the Middleport taught by M r s. .. llernJce Carpenter and Mrs.1 lhdfurd Ma8f1, presented pl.y oo safety entitled, "The J'lople•s Choice," at the regumeeting of the Middlopoct )1orent alld Teachers Associa· tlon Monday evening at t he h1lh school · 'nle play was and presented in motion, dialogue songs on Mr the many ar".is of safety . s. Leslie Ingels. Kathy II.Uer lllld Cindy Herrmann. Some of tho children dlaplayed placards, oo safety subject.J 1 ter including kite nying, ca e ia , mannera, lifeguard. broken glass , bicycle rules, tr•lflc salety, patrol boy, drinking !ountain manners iD line and snowie s~owball. Taking part were Scottie Reuter, Brenda Smith, flill.""":..•-, ~ Jc Drew Webster Post Birthday Pctrfy Held with Speaker HiHing Economy Cindy Glau, Jeffrey McKiruJOY, (Continued from P&fle H Joltn McCloud, Tommy Scally' opoDJOred by Legloo. Maureen NelaoD, Mlcbael Eane Speaking of collllllllllism, the Ronnie CUnningham, Lee Ord, speaker said that r -0 Hall ,..,_,1 Hann;n• and Dreama ' president of tho Communist Hovatter. . e- party in America, stated he and A tap dance rootine : • pr his top aides would go anywher• sented by mlnl~t~e . "';;~:: in the United States to talk to VIcki Manley an atrma . the youth even thougH only one ey, dressed in blue and white person should show up. coatumes. They are dance pu- Tho American Legion was lho plls . rs. A of busM eetingFraser. was con- ft' rst organization in America 10059 m . to speak up for betler salaries dueled by Mrs. Wllilami for teachers and for better convice president, er ditions in the schools. The Amprogram. The Lord s r . y erican Legion will leave no end ~d ~e flag pledge ~ere gJv;: untumed until prayer is restorm umson ,bylthet agruaddleencwe~n~h~ ed in public schools. Carpenters II'S Mr. Brady cl0!5ed his talk by attendance banner TA ted t place quoting George Washington, Ttle P. . . vo . o n "Let None But An American $200 thine GLtard America Tonight. " . aor ' Th A · Legion Will fight who work ag 1 pedt to be purchas- gain st our country, whether ~c ~nd :oo~~r Hbrary books they are in the congre~ o~. tbe fo~ the school was accepted. United States or otherwise, he said. Following a dinner at 6 p.m. served by the Unit and attend- ~~, ~-o -~ Ernes~ ~ro!';, ':.':;~p'::~ ~:';"~s; ~s · lug\';.'~ pr~ ~a and as9isted in directing the children. Da n11er Taking tbe part of was George Stewart ; Safety was Kenneth Byer; Play was d ~Chonel.ld~'Y' byMa~~ffreyF~~~:U~n. ~:;:;gr~:. o~n~e ~~i~roller dre: Participating in a aJunsc::~:~· :nsq':et":;.~'~' ~:c:~!,:0~1~n:: E~ skate scene were Merri Ault, Cathy Manley , Kristi Morris , Mary Kay Gallagher, Julie . Hamm, Benny .Johnson . Redina Pratt. Taking part with a miniature train were Mitchell Meadows, . M h- ~!~~~~~:.~=~~~~;~;: Mainly About I People n Pomeroy SHERYN KIRK Klr~29s;~ 11~4,~\:~:0~~ Robinson, Danita Manley John McCloud , Peggy McKinney and efore~::·~~t Southern 7-8th Grade PTA has March Meeting eo by appro•tmatel7 .,, the meeting opened wUb Jhe advancement ot colora with Mra. Ben Neut!llng, uok pianist, at .,_ Miko the plano aud n Roush, Sgt.-at-Arms. and Mrs. David CUmmings and Mra . Orville Well, color bearer&. Mrs. Olin Knapp, Unit president, called the meeting to order and Mrs. J . M. Thornton, Unit ch~ la.in gave invocation, edg to nfollowed by the pi o ag and silent prayer ending with taps . Tbo preamble to the constituti~ of the Ameriean Legion was given after which Mrs. Marvin Burt &ang the National Anthem. •~•- th~ Mrs. Knapp gave the address of welcome with Guy E. Guinlher, Post commander, respond· Di tlngu'shed guests pre'!ted Mr: . Knapp were Mrs. Barton Hall of Logan, eighth district president, and Mrs. Merrei Brarly of Van Wert. Mr. Guinther presented Nolan Mace of Ath~ns, Eighth distict rommander; Rev. Frank Cheesebrew' of Middleport 8th district chaplain, and Barton Holl of Logan . ~Y Around And Aba,uf Mid·dleporf Farrell Shuler aud Tim Welk. Florida where they er a~ of hts sister Mr. ~ Ml'1! Eddie Stobart aud ~:mily ai Miami. do~ ofJ;:~:rsy gu~~ts he~ sis:~andG b~ C~le~on :e~· ~ ;~ of ~ ~m~ricah of~utb M~.~. ~\~ aw~ hi~ pre~ented anci h~me ~ COLUMBUS I UP)) - Toesday's major leglslaUve aetioa at a glance: S1S9·00 COMPLETE Will WISh, IInse lnd spln d1y I 8 pound load In just 8 mlnutn, Spin dJy one load while another wnhla.. No ptumbinl necesstJy ...can bl ulld '" kitchen, bath or utility room. Fast! Compact! Portable! Efficient! Completel}l po~tablt-movttlrom sink • 1tora e:a a1ea on easy rollin I casters. · washes a lull 6 pounds or clotMI and. uses only 10 pllona of water. Has suds savef, too. SEE A DEMOHSTRATIOH HOW HOOVER HEADQUARTERS-2nd FLOOR In Elberfelds Dept. Store the WORLD POMEROY - e 1 1 1 I with COmpossion p G. rogram IVen 8 J S • fy y 1 Why Pay ON ANY CAR LOAN? Dinner's ready waiting .. i.cooa:_. .... _ .. I SEE US FOR A •IUloll!.,.. LOW COST "lANK-RATE" AUTO LOAN ....-- .-ii HOSE · ~taUonal THE SHOE BOX o. "~ ev• . • . • ' • WEDNESDAY MARCH 17 1965 Major Action At a Glance th I I en tine --f Shot, ail 100 •M~r~s·:___.!H~e":'rbe~rt~.,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,": U~tended at y I ~r~stsJ~ ~m"e~ents, I A Higher Rate _ . • • Demonstrator sur-1 P! ' take~ I 1 lit 111e Alii' ....... llirbllq IIIII- Kimes. ·Mr H Houdashelt was to"7olzer hospital for a cehck up Monday by the Rawlings- - Coats ambulance. He has been lll for some time. M d M Robert Turner r. a_n rs. . b0e and children, MJchae'1 rRoa,b_SandraOahlldlo Gwaerrey o!e=:e: mson , • Mr. and · . A family dinner was held on Sunday at the ho~e of ~· E. W. Jones at Burlmgham m observance of his birthday ann~versary. Members of the famliy attending included Mr. aud Mrs. Kenneth Russell, Racme: Mr. an(i Mrs. William Burton I I _.u., VOL... XVI_.;,NO. 284 1 ~$'T~~t~NTER" - UIIW 1tatee. - chair~an i J:' ~ ..........._ a..,.. ............... .... E~di·. V~ughan, MEIGS THEATRE al and JI!U bold its stated assembly, \tednesdJb! at 7:30 p• .m. · No. meeting Pomeroy Cbaj!tel 0' 110 Royal Areb wiD bold a special con.....lon .. Ill confer the Mark Maalfr,fltJ!'M. Refreshment. will be lll'Ved. James pr~en urn;~, PI Survey On Teen Customs ed the Ohio Bottler's Carbonated Beverages Conventloo held at the Columbus Plaza . They also atteuded a meeting of the Royal Crown Bo!Uel'll Assoeialion of which Mr. Harry Moore ts president. They returned homo today. j ROW YOU DOW w~:'\n=~~:\ol ~:ep:::~ ~~ d~~:y ~~~da~~:~m~~~: Wtse FHA Girls 9 :~~k':~ wt:::1::':u: Bosr:J?~ 7ao,. Selec! ~ Mrs. Van Meter of Chest..- visited Saturday in Middleport with Mrs . CecD Wise dent aud Included, Mrs. Neutz- Paul Parsons and son , Paul. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Th So th El tary 7th ling , Mrs. George Bearhs, Mrs. Mr. a:ld Mrs. Lee Davidson, Oty, announce un:: eapge- of Huntington, W. Va., Mr. and e u ern emen Owen Watsora, · Mrs. George Athens: Mrs.. Carol Jones, Burh M b a Jones Kenneth Smith. men! of tbeir dangbtor, Mill Mrs. Robert Kloos and family , and 8th G.ra.de PTA met at the Small -fry baseball players Mr Cb h I b ld M h 11 th Hackett Sr., Mrs. J. M. Thorn- ling am Jss 8ar ar ' Janette &o , arMarietta and Misses Iva and sc oo UJ mg, arc , WI ton Mrs George Mowrey Mrs. Athens ; and Mr. and Mrs. ' R Sberyn of Pt. Pleasant, th_e president, Mrs. Mildred Sm . ith Mrs Gerald Wll- Emerson Jones, Middleport. with "real uniforms' were on· Je8 Ray Lawreace, son of Mr. Emma nie Cunningham, Michael Dav- and Mrs. Leroy Lawrence, of re Sunday guests of Fitch, calhng the meetmg to \io e · · b ~: V~ ~e Kloos. order. The pledge to the flag dermuth, Mrs. Jed . We ster, Sarah Bechtle, Columbus, enport, Joe Anthony, David Call, Portland, Ohio. Jtmmy Holman . Pat Cochran, Ml•• Kirk Is • aenlor at ISS a e was given in unison. Sr., Mrs. Paul easel, Mrs. spent the weekend wlt.h her Jimmy Klein , Scottie Reuter , Pleasant VIew Hlglt School. Robert Pullins returned to hls The secretary, Mrs. J. A. Frank Cheesebrew, Mrs. J?a- parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Tack Tommy Walters , and Kathy 1 Mr. Lawreoce graduated from home, Thurston Stu1day evening, Smith and the treasurer, Mrs. vid Cummings, Mrs. On•?Ue Bechtle and son, Darrell. Harris. SoutbHD High School, Racille after a visit with his grandpa_r- Howard Ervin, gave their re- Well and Mrs. Gaynelle WISei M James Brewington ColChildren in the fruit episode I to 196! and to • member of ents , Mr . and Mrs. Rolim ports. The Sootheast District Gold star mothers spent the weekend with Included Jeffrey Miller, Vt_ekte Hdgtn. & Hdgtn:. Ce. lsC Bat. Bearhs. He was the dinnt;r meeting was announced for were Mrs . '111ornton, . .rs. Mrs Brewington and their Slack Lee Ord, Sammy Little, ICfith Inf. National Guard. He guest Sunday evening of hLS March 29th, at Cambridge. Mrs. Bearhs, and Mrs. Arthur ~tse. daughter , Sandra, of Rio Drea.;.. Hovatt•r. Cindy Glaz<, Is employed by General Mol- · grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher and Mrs. Helen Past Post commanders mtro. G d weddlne Raymond Pullins Sr. Johnson are planning to attend. duced by the comm~nder w~r ~~s_e. Kenneth Byer, who ts Diane Conde, Karen Johnson, or11 Compa&y. No Cheryl Hanning, Floyd Fitchpat- date bas been let. Mr d Mrs Marlon CongMrs. Chris Pickens and Mrs. f!ank MJckEek residing in Gallipolis for the rick, Esther Lowery and Patty · an ·bur W Va Maxine Wingett will be the hos- hams, Chfford Hayes, a 1 winter spent the weekend at · Craig. ·of pitality committee for the next more_. Jr., ChaankrlesChHayesb Paul her .to Middleport. Boys demonstrating the danwee ther in law Mr meeting Mrs. Mary Kay Yost, easel and Fr eese rew. Mrs Horace McElhinney subger of playing with matches ' . Mrs. chris Pickens and Mr. Certificates of where! stunted in the Pomeroy schools were Steven Bachner' Scott Mrs . Eldon Kraeu- Maurice Lott were elected to to the two sc last week . Fraser. Playing with toys were On of Racine 'visited Saturday serve on the nominating eom- semors who have asSisted In Mr. and Mrs . Gerald Rupe t . 'th Mrs Hettie Wil- mitlee. This committee will playmg tap•, MICkey Menchini spent the weekend m Canton Vicki Manley , Beth Vaughan, euvenmg ht.,: Mrs Alfon- meet and give their report al and Thurman Vaughan. Don with their daughter and fam•ly , Alan Dodson. Kathy Pooler. Katrtna Batey, Tami Hoffman, ams an aug ' · the April meeting. Hunnel received a plaque with Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKay and Plans were . made _for_ a sur- se Schorn. Mrs. Victor Hysell, member- his name inscribed as the out- children. vey. on smokmg, drmkmg~ and ] Mr. and Mrs. Dale Valentine, ship chairman, reports that at standing legionaire for the year. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ernmish, datmg when the Rutland Chap- son, Larry and daughter, Mrs. present we have 34 members. Awards were also presented for Dayton, were weekend guesta ltt>r , Future Homemakzs Wllllam Neidisser of Parkers- Mrs Mason Fisher program outstanding work to Don Hun- of his mother, Mrs. C. A. Emhmet Thurs . y evemn- burg W Va visited Sunday introduced 'Mrs Max- nel and Elza Gilmore Jr. Guy rnish. LAST TIME TONIGHT mg m t1 e d orne econoffilts roo . ' . : ~--~ Mr ' . R U . d an award ul Mr. a nd Mrs . Harry Moor•·l · h Sch l afternoon with Mr tuN s. lne Wingett who gave several usse rece1ve John Hulton's an :J:.g c Oh Eldon Kraeuter daughters. readings · "Signs of the Times" an outstanding Jeglonaire. and Mr. and ''THE NIGHT Of , 'll "umces . Mrs. Welby Whaley vlsHed "The Garden " "The Receiving recognition were - - - - -I. r araJ rterTi THE IGUANA" Inger ean IS , usan "th he . ' Mi k W'llia Frank Vaugh • r 818- Listening Heart." Her main c ey I rns, Richard Burton, Ava Gard- GrWn~. Kay Fraley, Peggy TH- Saturday in A~ns wt ner, Sue Lyon. Debonb Kerr, lis, Carolyn McKnight , Betty ter and broth~-m-law, Mr. and topic was "Why Does Youth an, ~aries Swatzel, Kenn~o James Ward, Gnyaon Hall, Clark Kathy Thomas and Sha:Mrs . Sam Bolm. Go Wrong?" There needs to' be Harns, Leonard Jewe~l, Re ld Cyril De1evanti. on c~rter were named as the Mr. and Mrs. Walter. Thomas Jove Jn the home, trust, WJder- Lind and Paul Casc1. Wor Coloru~n survey committee. A question and family of Crooksville we~e standing and good religious at- War I veterans who are cbarWED. ond THURSDAY box will be available for mem- Sunday dinner_ gu~ts of his rnospllere. "Strangely enough, t~r members and. hav~ a conMarch 17-11 I be-rs of the school to place ques- brother and sister-m-law, Mr. the human being is the only tmuous membe~lp smce 1920 NDT OPEN Itlons In with the committee and Mrs . Everett Thomas. . creature that battles for inde- ar~ Fra_n k B. Will, Raymo~d . to decide what questions are Mr . and Mrs. Larry Hemes pendence in Its youth, y e t Eiselstem, Tom Crow Sr., ClifFRIDAY •nd SATURDAY best for the survey. These ques- of Athens were Saturday even- searches for dependeocy in ma- ford Rhodes, Walter Vaughan "FATI ' tions and the results of the ing dinner guests of her par- turity ," she said. and Frank Fugate. The post A discussion fo11owed. Mrs. commander thanked Mrs. Neut_zGlenn Ford, Nancy Kwan , 1 vey will be the topic for a pan- ents, Mr. and Mrs. V. D. EdIWd Taylor, SUzanne Plesh- I el discussion to be held at ttw .1 wards and family. Wingett closed by reading, "A ling, Mrs. Ca~ci and ~r. Wil· ette, Jane Russell Mark Ste- April mef'ting . . Mrs. C. J . Struble n:turned Prayer of a Student," ''Boys Iiams for theJr preparmg the Named as a comm1ttee . to home Sunday after spending t_he Are Funny Creatures,'' and program. Flowers were sent by vens;'THE EARTH DIES SCitiAMING" make n~e ta~s for the Sprmg past ten days at Carro~ w1lh "The Hidden Hand of God." Mrs. Tom Crow Sr., in memVir~tinla ~ally wh1ch Will be held later her son and ~aughter-tn·law, The group adjourned to the ory of Drew Webster for whom Willard Parker, Field, Dennis Price. 1_n the ~chool yea.r ,_ were Eun- Mr. and Mrs. R1chard D. Stru- lunchroom and refreshments of the Post was named. 1ce Ohhnger, D1x1e Wamsley, ble and family. She was accom- cupcakes decorated in white Mrs. Knapp presented a SUN., MON., ond TUES. Charlotte Im~en, Teres a panied borne by Mr. Struble icing the green shamrock check for $50 to the Legion as a Morch 21·22·23 I Dean and Elame Gates. A low- who spent .the day there. d If d b Mr birthday gift after which the I h . an co ee were serve y "SEX AND THI s. , h ld I Ih Ie s ower was e or e Mr. and Mrs. Richard Camp- Victor H sell birthday eake was cut by the SINGLE GIRL" 1home econom1cs room . . bell spent Sunday in ColumY post commander assilted by (Tecbnicolor) the unit president, and the group Tony Curtis, Natalie Wood, I At the c_lose of the ~usmess bus with Mrs. Lois Ann Jones Henry Fonda, Lauren Bacall, sesSion. shde• of scemc land- and children. aang the Happy Birthday aong. Mel Ferrer, Fran Jeffries. Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Sayre Mrs. Burt by . request, sang Edward E. Horton, Count Ba- m~rk~ of Ohio were shown by MI.. Leda Mae Kraeuter ••. of Fairborn were weekend "Th Poppy of Sacrutco " the lle and Orchestra. Color'CirtDOn& visor, alter which refreshments guests of her mother, Mrs. favo~ite song of the Legi~ and 80 ' wore _ __':V~It Frank Stewart. r' .OCie of the Unit, and Rev. Wilbur Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nolan A compassiOn program W~ Perrlu closed with prayer. of Syracuse visited Sunday with p_resented b! the Junior MISA short program was present.. ! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Googloin Slonary Soc•ety of. the Laurel ed including a plano solo. "Unand family. Chfl Free MethodiSt ehurch der the Double Eagle," by Mrs. Sunday evenmg preceding the Joseph Kraly: a trio, Miss LIICy worshtp service. Amabary, Mrs. Paul Chapman Women Meet at The group aang three aongs, and Mr Do Betzing sang two Pari01U11fe Room Children of Other Lands, The s...~ Co ' Kettle" song lllld num~ pper , 1 The Women'• Missionary So· Juoior Missionary . ciety of the Laurel CUll Free Wilting Workers, to open t h e and There, ..But For Fortune • · Methodist Crurch met Thurs. program, followed with prayer and •,aoto, MoooUght In Ver 1 day afternooo In the reerea· by. Mrs. Edward Schaefer lllld mont, by Mra. Harvey Van1 lion room of the parsonage wilh s<ripture reading of Mattl)ew V~rc::_ank_en_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 . Mrs . Gerald Pulllns, preaident, 25:31-46. A skit, "Needs of oth· i in charge. er lands" was presented by Kay Group singing of "1 Am Thine Howell, Patty Roush, Nancy Oh Lord," opened the meeting Gill, Karolyn Soulsby, Brenda followed with prayer by Mrs. Gilmore and Be<ky Wright. ' Carl Bailey. Devotions taken An offering was taken whlcb from Psakn 25, were led by amounted to $20.32 and $16.38 Mra. James Lewis. A short was received from the .conipas-busineoo BOSsion was held. sion boxes brought by the chil. I Refreshments were served at dren. Nancy Glli wbo had $20.· Ithe close of the meeting by 05 in her bo• won a prize lor I Mro. Pullins to Mra. Edward having the most In her bolt. Schaefer, Sr., Mrs. Arthur Wise l1ollob ,.. OOllll . , lltol . Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, MIBIJ Mar· DAUGII'I'E:R 801'11 guerlte Leifheit, Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. llold "' iloiUI.Gllmore, Mrs. steve Eblin, Struble of Carron are announo1101 ..; Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Eugene Gill, ing the birth of a daughter, _.._ Sol,.. .. Mrs. Clarence Curtis, Mrs. Lori Lynn, on Thursday,· March Joe Evans, Mrs. Hubert Wolfe 4. Grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble of Pomeroy and a gueot, Mrs. Bailey. ,...,...,._;iiiiiOiiiiiOOi.;.i ....... and Mr. aud Mrs. Irvin Bell of Spokane, Wash. Mr. lllld Mra. TEXTURED WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS Otto lies of Logan are great grandparents. The Strublea also have three sons, Gordon, Douglas and Bryan. Brown Tone, Black Maglc SERVICES CONTINUE Menzel Smith, pastor of lhe $]-09 Morning Star E.U.B. Church, Ia · presently In a series ol revival services at the churdt. The meetings 111art at 7:30 each Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation lling. 'lbere iJ opecial llnlliiltl Middleport, ,_ All . . - ' ••- '411' - - - -...- -. . 8-Dally !lentinel, Pomeroy-MlddJJport, 0., Mar. 18; 10011 ' ',. ' '. .. '·t<· ,J . • • • •: ~ t .. .. '. .~-'~ ::\ �" • . . ._ - ... TlttJ IJailg SentintJI ... Revenge? Passed Up BY DICK ltLEINER BOU..YWOOD CNEAI TheN' a . a flaw in Jean Seberg'o character. I mlibt aever have opoiMd ll, but llht told me about)t. "'My troub)e," the •ya, ••11 that I'm not vindictive OIIOI!Ilh· My busband · (author Romelll Gary) tell• me I ahould be more vindictive. But 1 4on't care about revenge." Milo Seberg II Ill the perfect apot to enjoy revenge, U abe happened tO be a reYOIIP4njoyer. When she did ..Saint Joan" ln lfi7, as Otto PremJD. ger'o teen-ap lht was bllltered and blasted by the crltlca. She remomben word.fol'wonl what 0110 big New York man wrole: "MlH Se)>ell II a Utile Iowa milt· mald who abould 110 back to her lather's drui store lD Marl;aalltown. '' But over the ye.on, Mlso lie. berg bas become an aetreSB of lnteroational renown. Now she's making "Moment to Momeat" here - lt'l her first time ID Hollywood, and director Mel' 'YII Leroy told me abe Ia just JITe&t lo lt. "I should be enjoying ,. nnge ln an lhls.'' Jeao uld, "but I'm not. I guess it'a a flaw In my character.• ' I I :;..-COMMENT /1 nNG EDnORIALL Y Stand Tall, West Germany! Uncle Sam Is not the only one who suffers periodically from bruised shins. West Germar.y bu been taking its share of kicks lately. By almost any measure, West Genna· ny - the Fedrral Republlc of Gennany - ranks among the top handful of na· Uons. In terms of economics, it is once more the strongest nation in Europe, ev· en cut in half as it is. dlacov..,.. Yet West Germany's fear that someone may extend diplomatic recognition to Eaiil Germany has placed her In a posi· tion to be easily blackmalled by anybody unprincipled and opportiiilistlc enough to do so. Thus Gennany allowed its pollcy In the Middle East to be virtually dictated by Egypt, a country too small to be of any real account but big enough to cause trouble. Germany halted its arms shipment! to Israel, the official enemy of Egypt, then winced and walled when Nasser of Egypt entertained the puppet head of the other Germany, tho so-called Democrat· lc Republic. But does It really matter what Egypt - or even the whole Arab world, which Nasser pretends to lead - does regard· lng East Germany? When anybody thinks of Germany, It is West Germany that comes to mind. East Germany is an artificial entity. bare· ly viable, walled off from the rest of the nation and propped up by Communist maln force. The democratic hopes of the German people, and of their neighbors, are embodied ln the Federal Republic. It is this nation - not the Communist regime that bas accepted the responsibility for the crimes of the Nazis. The arm' agree· ment with Israel reflected this national policy of making amends, In so far as is possible, for what Hitler did to the Jews. East Germany, on the other hand, Is a direct descendant of the totalitarian, an· ti·Semitic Germany of Hitler, perp~tuat· ed under the guardianship of its Russian masters. East Germany has paid not one cent ln restitution to the Jews nor re· turned any confiscated property. It Is only natural that Egypt, tradl· t!onally sympathetic to the fascists and employer of Nazi missile scientists, should move toward closer ties with what ill essentially an extension uf the Nazi r.Jime. Now West Germany has dared to threaten to recognize Israel. The Arabs In nturn threaten both economic and po· Utica! reprisala against Germany. Let them thr2aten. West Germnny might well say. There comes a time wllen a great nation must stop humbling Itself before the imaeined power of loud-mou- • the4 midgets. I t l Maybe that time will come for United States one of these days. l. the By Wa)'lle G. Brandstad~ M.D• . removal of the affected muscle. way. Along with the spa!lllls that The !acton that IIOJiarate pa· Wryneck <torticollis) is not one disease but twa - congen· pull the bead to one side, there !Iento wlth socce11ful resulll is often a weakening of t h • from thooe with UDJucceuful ,... ita! and spasmodic. oulll have not yet 'eoa thormuscles on the opposite 1ide. The congenital form Is seen oughiJ evaluated bat, ao the in infants. In most, but not all In hls work with victim• ol study of thll fii"'DP of patlenll viet ims, the deformity is caus- Parkinsor.isrr. or palsy, Dr. Irv- conllnues, selection of lbooe ed by an injury to a neck mu .. Ing S. Cooper of New York found wbo wW be benefited by IIIII cle on one side incurred dur· that in those who also had wry- proeedure wW become more· ing delivery. neck the latter condition was acearate. The injured muscle becomes improved or cured by his operQ - I am taking Nacton tabation, which consists of destroy- les for an ulcer. What are lbe replaced by scar tissue that can often be felt as a hard lump ing a minute area of the brain side effects'? under the skin. The scar tissue by freezing. A - Tbett lablell <poldlne contracts and pulls the bead toCooper extended this treat- methyisulfate 1 whould not be ward the affected side. ment to persons who had wry• taken by any011e who bas liBU· This condition often can be neck not asaociated with pal· coma, an enlarged prostate, obcorre-cted by gentle stretchinq: sy and to persons who had a struction of the pylorut <outlet of the affected muscles if it is spasmodic drawing of · the bead of the sl<lmach), coronary artstarted early In Infancy. l!, how· backward, as in looking at !he ery disease or an abnormaUy ever, when the child is a year top of the Empire State B•Jild· fast pulse. old the wryneck persist&, the ing from street level. ln · nis The oide effects observed condition can be corrected by hands the operatloo has prov· when the dose io too large Insurgical removal of the scar- ed safe. clude dryness of the mouth, red muscle. He does not, however, advis~ blurred vision, constipation and Spasmodic or dystonic wry. this operat1011 for all persons difficulty passing the urine. neck Is of a different origin with spasms of the oeck, as These side effects disappear and caiUWI be corrected by some cannot be belpe4 Ill this when the dose is reduced. Reports From Th~ Capitol By LYLE WILSON United Preu Interaallooal Several frightened members of Congress seek now to soften the income tax blow that will smack large numbers o( voters next April. Some of these congressmen should lmow better because they are conservative politicians who oppose the lefty spenders of this and previous administrations who w o u I t1 serve all problems by shovel· ing out more government dough. This is a real crisis, folks. If the scared congressmen are unable to soften the April I> tax blow, the voters might get smart and throw the honorable members out of office and off the public payroll on charges of squanderlng public funds . And b·Jen<is, lbat would be • calamity for most of the congressmen involved. But it might be altogether lor the good of the republic. Do It This cristo arises because some citizens did not heed published warningo last year to Increase the sum of their weekly withholding tal: to meet lbe situation created by O!Uictment of the $11.6 billion tax reduc. tlon. The admlnlstratlon and the Congress were Ill ouch a fret to impresa the citizens with great society blessingo of reduced ta:les that minimum withholding rates were reduced below lbo level necessary to pay the annual tab. Tax Surprise ... So it II that a great many citizens will be surprised next month by Internal Revenue Servke demands or more ta1 money. The anguished bowls will match nuclear fallout in extend and exceed It Jn den· sity. That ill what worrteo lho conll'e&smen. They want to sweeten tho tax plU with oomo kind of Installment payment sugar whereby falber would not have to come up 1n one Time BuLL~RAVY IS ALWAYs BLOMN~ HIS HORN ABOUT 1HE 81&-MONJ:V DEALS HE.:S PUT OVER-·• ., ....... ' REQUIRED READIR& Get Fast Action with ' WANT·ADS 'I,r . l . ~ ': ' ' ' biB DOvel, "The Ski. Bum." to ...,_ .... _.. big ltlr]lrise package with what be wlll owe as of April Iii, next. The congresarnen should let It ride and let !ather take his lwnps. Only by taking lumps will lather ever get )t through hill thick skull ·that he is pay. ing lbe hill for the government merry-go-round. The withholdlni tax system has proved to be a habit forming pain !Pller protecting millions of voters from the tax facts of life. These millions !bought wholly ln terms of take-home pay, being only dimly aware that the government took its fat cut each week. Some of these miJ. tlons even had a vague Idea that their employes were pay. lng their income taxes for them. Stupid maybe, but there Jt is. Voters Do Pay Thio has been great otuff for the pollticlana. They have beeo able to convince mllll""l of their fellow Americans I h a 1 oomebody else payo the sovern- Hatlo These words, written by our Sacramento BEE's Sunday col· umolst, James J. Brown, begin the story of today'! HelpiDI Hand Department nominee. Catherine Buntain Clay known to skidrow men as Mom - opened ber mloslon Ill 1851, In a group of delapidated buUdings. "Then iD her early 60's," writes Jim Brown, "Mom had reared a family of her OWD and had dooe home nuroing before she was moved to translate her deep religiom faith into active charity." Now that tho lll!l'leo ls oo tooaer me being made, Gloria bas made about tbe time Levllle eame to 8D Wlusual trl!llitioD - ahe'l JONPII E. Levine. JWI told written ~ book. It II called "Penny's Guide tQ Teen-qe Otarm and Popultr. tty," 11114 Gloria 1m1te .....,. charmlng, popular page. n took about thret yelll'l, off and 011. In beta oen she and Grant wen making personal appearancu at lain and auciL She bull't pven up acllng, mind you, but writing ll now llnl in her heart. She wants to do a ayndlcated IDLE TALK, w J'AST AND colwno, then maybe other LEWIB Jerry Lewil wu dlrectloi • boob and articles. Gloria'• mother uaed to type Utile Leap aceno for hll new movie, "The J'l!lllly Jew- manuaerlpts for Rolb wood ••. tborl, .. she wu liiVIIJI fo. els." "Now,. Jerry told the kids, terested in wr1tero and writing. "I want you all to talk It up lo But llht never tried II WilD If. tbe background. Let'l bear • tel Sky KlDa quit. lot of yalddty ak." Came the take. Lewla llslen- MISS LOUISE, or ed 1 moment, then yelled, COIIICER'l'IN.l Tina Louise, the topograpbl· "Cut." One enthualastlc · kid bad beeo yelllns "Yakldty cal dellght of Gllllgan'a Island, yat,n may be leavlug that aerlelsoon. CBS has told ber they want to GLOIUA, or WINTERS OJ' develop a new property for her to star ln. And Tina oald she CONTENT naturally. The ayndlcated televialoD would lille that, show for kids, Sky King, kept There also may be a record Gloria Wloten buay for even contract in Tloa'a future - sho oang on a recent show and several record companies ~pres,. ed Interest. their home In Parlo ta lllk • bout "Tbe Ski Bu1,11." :ie asked Gary for hla lhoqbil about IOmeontl to do the plaJ. Gary oald be bad no Ideas. "Well," oald lMlae, "l'vo )ltll a lltrY good m111. llll III!De II John Mlcllael Bayeo. He'a lbo 1(111 who eracltad ''i'rople of C8ncer' for mt." t---by Helen Bottel--...... Your Helplq IIaDd Jlet,aa baenl "Even alter the lapse 'of year!, as you drive into town along North 12th Street, you halfway expect to see the 101111 llne of hllllgT)I men, walling for a meal at Mom'a MlssloB." l Wblle she'o working Ill "Mo- years. She plltyed Penny, the ment tO Moment," her 'hmband !llrl wbo was alwayi being ...,. 111 bore wrltiDg. He Jt111 ..td cued by Sky (Kirby Granl). HELEN HELP US! Today's .Medical Report ·'" bas Hille maD, vlslton are acarce. Her care Ia paid for by medleal aJd to the aged. Oth· erwise she is penniless. , "I doo't need anythlog,'' she wrote DD her pad, "I have God. He wUI heal me. She ls handsome, silver-haired, with an air of quiet serenity which gives ber a fine dignity," oays Brown. "When I asked her age, • b e wrote, eyes twlnkllng, ·16!' ." Jim ends his colwno, "Her only real need, It seemo pla'n, is to Jearn that obe Is not fol' gotten. Sadly, the lbousands of men abe helped probably will never read lbia. But anyone can mail a letter or a can!." I hope almost everyone read· ing this will take time to send a word of cheer to a woman who has provided not only eheer but Ute ltseH for so maoy. Her address: Calberlne Buntalll Clay, Camellia Park Nursing Home, 2936 Cottage Way, Room 7, Sacromeoto, California. And a personal thanks Ill ad· vance from - R. "She begged surplus foods, enlisted the aid of church and civic clubs and moblllzed every source -of help to keep the doors open. Many a aoodhearted farmer would drive up wlth 1 load J'or P......., Tippln1 of vegetables ... " Dear Helen: I see by your colwnn that a Mom led thousands of down few people don't approve of tipand outers, got to !mow them ping paper boys. As one who personally and the background knowo, I can tell them the av· o1 their pUgh!. ··she Dally deerage paperboy JITOSSOI about nied they were 'no good," alben many, as ohe !mew, were ,.lnol 35 cents an bour for his efforts. Expense of plastic hags, ruband so called skid row buma. her bonds, surety bond, bicycle ''The mission eldsted prlmar· repairs all eome out of that. He Uy to feed the hungry men. should oot upect tlpo, true, but but in addition Mom helped If be does a good Job, why not many lind odd Jobs, part·thno treat hhn as you would adults work, and put some to work driving salvage trucks lor the wbo IIBrVO you! Hla efforts are certalnly worth an extra dime mission. or two. - NEWSPAPERBOY'S •·What disturbed ber moll MOTHER was that ao many had oo place Dear Mother: I agree. Good service deserv· to sleep at night, except .in bill' rows along the Sacramento Rlv· es recognition I - ll er bank, under the bridges or This column II dedicated to ln the littered recesses beneath farnUy living, so if you're hav· the West End sidewalks. "In the end, the sorrow led log kld trouble or just plam to the mission's demise. She trouble, let Helen Help YOU. begao sleeping the men on the She will also welcome your miuion's floors, on Its tables own amusing experiences. Ad· and wherever space could be dress Helen Bolte! in care of found. But the fire hazard was Ibis newspaper. too great. Mom found herself unable to heed the lira marshall'o warnlogs and the mllsloa wao finally closed. • Juat the other day CoiUIIIIIlst Brown discovered that Catharine Buntaln Clay ls beraelf ~on ly and som..that forgotten. Site is living in_a nuning home and she Is unable to opeak. bavlng lost her vOice last laD from. ID unuaual ·malady which aflllct· ed her vocaj con!Jl. r.w bow of her praent c:oaditlOJL Sbt THE ALMANAC Yaltata,yattata;, yattata ••• have you, heanl? You'll find By United Pren lntmlattOw Today ts Wedoesday, March 17, the 76th day of 1965 wllb 28t to follow. It Is St. Patrlck'o Day. The moon Is full. 'lbe mornlng star Is Mars. The evening stars are Man and Jupiter. American golf champion Bobby Jones Junior was hom on this day in 1902. On this day ln history: In IB97, Jameo J. "Gentleman Jim" Corbett lost hls heavy· weight boxing crown to Bob Fitzsimmons at Caraon City, Nev. In 1898, John Holland'• submarine-.said to be the first practical one In marine hlitorv -was submerged off Staten Is1 land, New York. It remained under water for almost one and tbree quarter hours. In 1940, a ring of professional , klllers, known as "Murder, Jn.. corporated," was unrovered Ia· Brooklyo, New York. In 1941, the National Gallery of Art lD Washington, Will opened by President Franklla D. Roosevelt. lo 195!, the last price oontrol oet up during World War rw. b the United Stateo were discarded. the~~.r;; Where your flnsers the walking TRADE-IN G. E. 12 Cu. Ft. CHEST FREEZER - -S119·• THE DAILY SENnNn DIYOTit. TO INTIIIISl MilOS MAlON Alllll D~ Tho Best UMCI FNn- Ww'w Hetl --ST. PATRICK'S DAY--. G. E. 30" SPECIALI RANGE 10c OFF SALE HER~:.::~;~Iy NewGuarantw- Maytag ment bills. The polo have aold the voters on the pboay Idea that lbere is such a tblni u free lunch; that whatever tilevoter or his town Sell from I BOvernment is free.for...,.I)JDI. Th.-Je feeble llllnded ldeu enable the poHticlanl tO brlbt the voters with the voters owo money. And thlll tha poll ._, In .olllce. M~ some ot IJ!IAA. are promoteohr0111 one bllb olo flee to anoU. .w1 JUabor• . lfappens all the t11ne 1 · • It bu come tO.· ~ ,~. lbe taxpayer doeon'l tW•· • ~ hoot bow much tax money ,~ pon. . 11Cian8 . spend '"" . • Jlubllo '.waris, pork harnla aD.f~ ~~~~ . ' .. be 'Hiected ~~ UM! ,W.: , · payer Ia 1101. aware ' that It Ia ~ ~- ti'or lite poif 1blt It ' a uretty .1011 Il!e. ' '~- WAS ON BANANA DE LUXES & SEVEN UP FLOATS Rio Grande's Freshman Jim Marshall Top Vote-Getter ,I CANTON, Ohio - Ganooo, one of the nati011's top • ranked college basketball teams, plac· ed two players on the II r s t team of the all-<>pponent squad selected by Walsh College ha.. ketball players and annoUilced today by the Cavaliers' eoach, Dr. Hymle L. Ginsburg. One of the Gannon players , Wringer WASHER-·· S49·95 ·' i1 ' ' • Celtege Basketbell IIA!oulfl "y United Prell lllle,..atloaal National lnvltatloa Toamameal AI N•w York Quartel'FlDal• Army 58 western Kentucky 54 New York U. rT Detroit 76 Naliollal Jutor Collese At Huteb!Dioa, ·J [u. · · Flnt Roulid Burlington 15 l)odge City 83 FeiTIUD "5 Wlihn'r 58 .Jollel lfl Howanl Count)' 7t \!liu:ennet 112 Bradenlm 114 ~ . l9ll llNl .u.T·I2l\oberl Mort'll n ..•·~•71 Molier!J 'II'· Ia&) '1:~, .I: • • Looks end Runs Like New McClure's Dairy Isle Locust & 4th Stroet Hotpoint Middleport Electric RANGE • is guanl AI Lawson, who this was Bill Mandy, flashy guard week was named to The Associated Press third team Little All-America. (Walsh's Nick PalIotta. 6 loot 4 inch junior. received honorable mention.) The other Knight selected by the Cavaliers was Lou Warren, 6-7 center ·from Shortsville, N. Y. The top vote-getter, however, was a freshman from RIo Grande, Jim Marshall. Second from Alliance CPa.) College. Following were forward Dan Petchel of Edinboro (Pa.) State College, Lawson and warren. Warren barelf beat out Weldon Kytle of Fem lor the first learn. Joining Kytle on the secood all-<>p)lOnent team are Tim Jordan of Wooster, Boyd Hoisapple of Case, Don Mackey of Robert Morris and Paul Dlllon of Rio Grande. El<ldMtlon Baseball IIA!Illlts By Uolted Preis bteroadoaal Cleveland, 7, Los Angelea (A) 0 1 San FranelSco 6 Chicago (Nl S New York CA) 8 Piitabjlrgh 5 \ WashingtOn 7 Chicago !N)·6 Baltimore 4 ~o~nwaukee:s Los' Anl{eles <N)·.t ·St;•• !;-ouls 1 Detroit 5 .HOillllon 4 . ! New York CN) 5 Clllclnnati_ l· ( Jl.squad) ' • ~II '(A)Sijuld)· 1 l ..,. • . . :a ' •· \ i "Alii sa1d was: • • A Good Used Electric RIRfl Show me afilter tbat delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat.'~ Colo ric GAS RANGE • • • • USED ANTHONY Plumbing • Heatll1g 2-21" G. E. TELEVISIONS~-- Your O.•nd1llle 1-21" RCA TELEVISION--- Dealer For · PLUMBING AND ' HEA TI N·Q MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,;;.:i'wY.z.wo '"""""*"--·~~ .Jtu.u t Cil7 I •111"'..,...:."'" -t~·"'i ' • I ' .. ; ; ' .•.. Reeondlt10ned - Norge Tuesday & Wednesday, March 16 & 17 BERRY'S WORLD .. · SJS·· ! • .t ,, . .' ..•.: .~. i' . �'., REEL EDUCATION I -· .... ! '"•' •., ' t '. - ':! -_ . ' .. Taylor joins a Dult~n slreot crow for ditch-digging OKporlence. W HEN AN ACTOR is "oft catnera,'' he• may sometimes work harder than when he's on. While on location in Dublin, actor Rod Taylor speb,t many free hour~t preparin1.lor his portrayal of famed Irish playwright Sean O'Casey. He spent hours of punch-pulling pracllce before going into a riot scene in the film. He also learned to 11 call a spade a spade" by digging ditches. This "practice" had its more relaxing moments--as when Taylor took his diiector's suggestion to learn "how to hold bia beer in the Irish way," Taylor got high marks for that test. Headquarters For FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Patients recently discharged included: Aven Lusk, Bert : Handley, Lawrence McDaniel, Mrs. Gilbert Craig, Linda L. Click. Angela S. Pickens. Ron- 1 aid P. Adkins, John S. Fraley. , J<\Cqueline Lilly, Russell D. Skidmore, Mrs. Guy Priddy. 1 IMrs. Harriet Bradley. David 1 Fife. Mrs. Robert H. Hersman and Infant daughter. Mrs. John B-AllER FURNITURE I MIDDLEPORT, 0. I"· Mercer and infant son , Mr5. Carl A. Perry, and Mrs. James I - ~-Do~bi~~!nd infant son. _ j . ~ ;;_:, ' <:< I'Ol!H CBOJl:E KRAI'T CJRl:VS 01' l' ALVES French Dressing Macaroni Dinner Cheese Spread ~~~:~r;~m:;:t Cheese Pizza ~?~!~ Salad Dressinc Malted Milk~~~'spaghetfI Olivo Pimento 4 '!) • Miroeie Whip With Moot Sauce 4,, Off Label Ann Page, Creamy Smooth or Krunchy ,~.,·- Butter - llr ..,•. 25C JANE PARKER QUALITY BAKE GOODS Danish Pecan Rolls Cherry Pie c Angel Food Ring Hot Cross Buns t.ottlo 4 69c 7 2 '1pkg.' « ~41. Jlr 15'h41. plcg. I••qt. l·ib. jar 2kz. pkg. 27C 45c 35c lt~m 1 &umptod br Law Explrea Morch 20 11185 In Colo. Qnlt UP'o ! ' \ \ . I L I 'I ' .. CALIFORNIA FANCY '· . WITH TOMATO SAUCE .:::·. 29c ,~ ' ' I I .. ' 2 !f 19c Fresh Carrots-----'. 3 .'!; 19c 39c Dry Onions ' ' I ,. INDIA BELONGS ALSQ-Here &l'<l a aeneral lliow ' if ' "lADY LIOVEL Yl''.:...:n,. faee ol Italian act6so Sophia Loren to accented by a frame of bloclt Wiling dF"'-" from an •ld 1\at. She plays a •crancllady" in ~r Iateot Dlovie, "Lady L.~ ' YILLOW eLOII CALIPORNIA- TINDER GREIN SHOOTI Fresh Asparagus _ 1 . 10,., 69t ... TIXAI- CRIIP IWIIT Grapefruit •..~· JUMIO SIXI ~UICY NAVEL ORANGES PLOIUDA- MAIIIISIEDLIII -~ l s BEANS I. FANCY WESTERN RED DEUCIOUS SULTANA &xehaalv., of •j tulles SpagheHi $5.00 or More .j 49C Listerine T S 99c soC Hollnvood Candy Bars ~.,.... - .6 ~:k 19c. 4Sc Spanish Peanuts ~.::.·~~~~ ~~- 39c ~, Ann Pege-Mouroni or With tho Pwrflho80 ·I ,lb. .. . ? ' t ~~ ' ,. I ,., :., ' ~ ':(:"' "~ .. ., ·,I • ' ·r ' • . ,!i ,' ... ' . ', .~ ' ~ . . < · •;••)..,..,~.,.,.- ~ ,• '' . ,• . ......................___ '• (top) and an interior view (bottom) ot main pro<eiOing unit at Indla'a first Plutonium utrao\ion plant in Tnlmbay, aear Bombly•.lndia muld 'bulld its own atomle botnb i! such atsp is decided 1li>OII- �::--- ~--.,. -· ---,.. ,., . ' • ..__Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd~port. o . "!•r. 11. NEW HA VE.N 196ft'::.~w:::, ~~·~:':'b:l st~ tlenclJD8 ...... Mn. Employment Agenc'y Invites Applicab"ons for Work Now Wahoma Juniors Par~cipaU: in Mertt Testing 1" Auxiliary will j::':~.!:"::;; .,.-:! Buy Pair of k ::0~ ~ =t"u.~.n:= Smoke Mas s . u~~on. ~.... ~ MASON - 'l1>o AIDI1Ial7 ol Tbo JI'OIIP , _ "' • Kroger- BemaM al..le•lng. Mrs. Martin Berutonl, Mrs. Howard Burris, ----Mrs. Jack Needa, Judy Needll, J;:ty-aeven bo)'l and gtrlo the MIIIOII ' Volllll'- Fire Jle. bob ule 011 Morcb :iltMh. TOWN COUNCIL Mrs. Donald F. Roush, Mrs. L.I Mrs. Evelyn Jewell, Mrs. Alma PT. PLEASANT-Jack Smith, also partlclpalln( IB oelectloa the= cl~ 11 portment at a l't!COIII meellng Mn. Ellrllngleo weo appointThe New Haven Town Coun· C. Roush , Mn. Lloyd Roush, Triplett, Mrs. Opal Mulford, manager of the local employ· Ia .......,lleo tile Job ilib ~.i'lonat voted unanlmouoly to purebaae eel to ,...k II lbo nul Hooitla cil met on Maroh 11th in Spe- Mr. w. T. Stone, Mrs . N. 0 Mrs. Virginia Hazlett, MIS! M1l ment office at 221 Sixth Street Corpa Program. Iadlvldualo :"oo:"""'al test two smoke moska for the Mu- Clbdc at City HAll 011 Aprllltb. cia! Session with Mayor Donald Wein and hostesses, Mr>. Ottie , lie Bumgarner, Mrs. Wald ill Inviting appllcatloos for work mterosted Ia obtalalq IDfor- d th: :....~ on Firemen. Mra. Earl Jnglel, Refresluneolll ,... lrled b1 o.1 ney presiding for the pur- Roush and Mrs. Velma Roush . 'Cunningham, Mrs. Otho Llev b lnle ted . ob- matloa 0111bl1 P"'P'Ilm obollld a~1 Is the first .._ president o1 the group, presided. hooleoseo Mra. iMtft' 'flodlon, 10 "''" of flnallng .;., Projecl No. ing , Mrs. Clayton Athey, Mrs. Y any person res conlad lllo local o111ce lmm&, test ·~• Mra. Charlotte Rouab gave and Mn. Allot Tripp llo lin. 52 . Sewer Disposal Plant, with UVE WIRE CLA~ the ' Dorsey Lee Roush, Mrs. R F. tammg employment. dlately. the lith annual competition $12.110 !or merchandlaa oold at Charlotte Rouah, Mn. B1lll 'I'll:..·. Andersn n. En"lnet'r . Mero- The LJve Wire Class o the I Bryant, Mrs. Achsah Mille~, The demand for help is ex. 4 year merit scholarships son, Mrs. Earl Ingles, lin. !far.. b of S.nila Board Arthur E.U .B . Church mel al . I Miss Mary Jewel~ Mrs. Eddie cted to Increase within the During Februar-y there were vlded by the National cussed eoodltlon of the lllreell. vey Newland, Mn. Dallll WaJ. Ceorg7 Thaye'r an d lchurch on evemn!l Mrs. Fred Batey, :ar future especially for work- 14 individuals placed by tbe Scholarship corporation ani by Attending were B. F. Board ker, Mrs. Mae TIJI9r. Mrs. · .-.'·J•-rt Council mem- Mrs. Otho Lievmg and ISS Mrs. Charles Jewell, Mrs. Jack . . • 1 home ("sp . " Poklt Pleasant office and 118 sponsoring corporations, founds- Mrs M•-rv ·Berrv Rome W~ Mary Roush Mn. Cebu Jobno J ames wl~ , MUlie Bumgarner as hostess· · Th I Ca hart ers m prlvae s nne ]' t' f k !'led tl Ue I I' . -~ --~· ' be Rol nd Karr Carl Tennant . • jFlesher, Mrs. e rna pe , 1 . ") app 1ca 1ons or wor were 1 . ons, co ges, assoc a 1ona, liamson Ralph Warner OUtr· son Mrs. Pearl Roush, Mrl. rs a · ' es Devotmns were led by Mrs. M Ch ·t w r c eamng. · · trusts and individuals ' ' ' u..-a .. Charle~ Roush , 0 . J . Howard, Otho Lievin followed with 8 and rs. es er eave · . . . The active work application 1088• lotte Roush, Charles Yeager, Helen Davil, Mrl. BetiJ nanw · Jr and Paul Rickard recordg A h h \1..111 PERSONALS Furt hermore, Jt IS Important file at the close of business Results of the test wUJ be Joe Jones and Emogene Crow. anc. Mrs. Beulah Bocact. er .,Hilda Ridgway and' Charles prayer b~d MCrs . . chsa · ~dr. Danny Roush is a l!nrgical to file a work application with Februarv 28 was 1863 88 COJtl.. reported to the schools before I ·,;;;:_;;~~~~~.ii;;~iiiiiiiiii;;i;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.., . Mrs t Wai am tm pres1 · patient at Veterans Memor1a . 1 the loca l off1ce · Zerkle and Donald· Ohlinger. ed th b unnmg . . since se 1ect1on pared to·~ 1769' for the •month of May 15. -~ne tes1 was g1ven bYIf 8 · e usmess rnee g. 1 · ' 1 · d' 'd 1 to b f rred Director , Mrs • Rus.'lbe council rece1ved an ap· d f 0 !lowing the meet- Huspita m Pomeroy. o an 1n lVI ua e re e January. This file is comprised Gu'dance 1 1 pllcatlon from Mr.. and Mrs. ay par Y . . Ralph Gibbs is a ~edical pa to an employer Is ~a~e initial- of aPplications filed by r~idents sell Capehart. L . H. Beatty for a City License The group surpnsed ~rs. lient at Holzer Hospital. . ly from those apphcabons cur- of Putnam Jackson and Mas· ----to operate and maintain a ~s- Waid Cunningham with a birth- ~s. Har~Jd Capehart IS a rently on file with the local of- on counties~ During January, taurant. beer tavern and mn - ~ay party fo!lowmg the meet- surg1ca~ pat1ent. at Veterans flee , he said. 19&5 there were 31 placements • baD macbines. A wge delega· mg. The refreshment table wa• Memonal Hospital. . . . made and 168 ew 8 li 8 . uoo of town citizens with the 'centered with a large birthday Henry Johnson is a med1ca1 In addition to servmg this t' f k f'l~ : PP c th following ministers as spokes- cake .and Pf'rsonal gifts were patient at Holzer Hospital. immediate area of Mas~n, Put- Ions . or wor I • MASON - Outcers of e men Rev. Fields, Jr. , Rev . presented to Mrs. Cunningham . Mrs. Margaret Staals 1s a nam and Jackson count1es, op- Tramees as Mason Helper Mason PlaMing Commission Traugh. Rev. Berisford. Rev. . medical patient at Medical Cen portunities for employmet are and Carpenter Helper, ~e a- were re-elected for a second Miller and Rev. Ellis, protest- l Those attendmg were Mrs . R. lter Hospital, Gallipolis. available through the Clearance vailable to emplo~ m this time by the group recently at iDI tbe Issue by the town of lhe W. Bryant. Mrs. r:. C. Riddle, Mrs. Walter Taylor of Co- Division of this office. By this area. These traJneetl completed own hall. Ucense. After a lengthy discus- IMrs . ~arry Capehart, Mrs A.ch- lumbus visited l'f.latlves here procedure. applicants in one a course at Cedar Lakes, W. They are, president, Rome sion Mayor Bailey informed ' sah Miller, Mrs · Thelma Cap~- i over the weekend. area and jobs in others are Va., under the Manpower De. Williamsonj vice president, Edthem that when and if the state lhart_, Rev . ~nd Mrs. _Ma:tm l Mr. and Mrs. William Nease larea and jobs is others are lvelopent Training ,Act. wardPerry,andsecretary,Mrs. ALL MATERIALS AVAILABU! iuueJ a license the town is com-, BerJsford . ' 11 5· ~- 11 :1(' ilm lre. or Buckhannon visited relatives ! matched, resulting in employ- ~~players lnteres~ .in o~ Emogene Crow. pelled. to do so in accordance !Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. A 1Ray here over the weekend. ment where otherwise It would i tammg workers are mv1ted to The group voted that the nr.R-11 with The State Code. Weaver· ,.Mrs. Cl~yton . t~n; i Radio schedule for local min- not have occurred. file their openings with the I~ ident obtain a photostatic Mr. James Sayre was present Mrs. Hov.ard BurriS, ~rs. 1 .isters over station WMPO on cal ortice. Thi!; may be done of lay-out of upper Mason for MASON, W. VA. SP 3-5~54 at the request of the Council Roush , Mrs . Nora Tnpp. Mrs. Monday and Tuesday is at 10:. Tbe employment office Is 1 by dialing Pt. Pleasant 675-2770. ture sewer facilities and and Sanitary Board and asked Rous~. Mrs. Nora Tnpp. Mrs. _15 a.m. March 15 and 16, Rev . lr------"-i.-......_.........~....~~iiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiii~~~~iiiiii~~~_:::::iiiiii~ re&IODS for not tapping on to Nan me Johnson , Mrs. James i Martin Berisford; March 29 and the sewer aUer being notified ' BHOTHF.RHOOD MEETING 30, Rev. Jack Welch; April 5· 18 QUART SIZE PLASTIC BIG 6 GALLON SIZE LADIES' BRIEF STYLE that he ~auld do so. Afte_r l The E_U.B Brotherhood meuand 6, Rev. Marvin Frame. ! hearing hiS reasons the council !on Monday evening at the I Informed him he would have to church with Edward Bumgarnpay a $50 tap on fee and would Scripture was by r::dgar Layne, Heavy quality plastle ha.. to comply with regula- ~ prayer by Otho Lieving. a <hort scrub and utility tubs -~ C Popular Brief style rayor. C tiotUJ of sewer ordinance on or talk by Lulher Smith and Rev . 18 quart capacity_ Asst. cotricot plntles in white and lors. ea before March 27th or he will . Marlin Berisford Sper~al music pa!ltel colon. P' Lock on lid plastic gar· be fined ~ per day up t.o 30 was presented by Thf' Harmon- MASON -Officers of the bage cans with two days and ~~n be confmed to , izing Five. Carl Gibhs. J::~ ck ; Mason County Home Demonmetal handles. 6 gallon ASSORTED "VI JON" JUMBO the county .Jail for 30 davs. 'Needs. Charles '"/eaver. Ot.ho j stration Council made plans for size. , REGULAR $1.00 VALUES A dlsc~ss1on on the Gross Sales ILieving and Rev . Marlin Be-r 1the Spring Luncheon on May Discount Price Tax ordinance, tabled from the isford. arcompanied on the pi 6th when the group IT'Iet on Frilas~ meeting, was held, after ano by Miss Ethel Riddle . Idav at the County Extension OfwhiCh they moved to reduce the ·· I Big assortment of Health Big selection of fine Cos· rate from 5 2-10 per cent to 4 Those attending were fi:d•l ie lice. Pt. Pleasant. . . and Bt>auty Aids by Vi tume Jewelry, ear rings, C 7-10 per cent on Sales & Demand Bumgarner. Larry Cheeseh"t'W .. Guest ~peaker ":'Ill ~e MISs , ea Jon . Junior size . Spedal. necklaces. Regular $1 .00 •• Charges for Domestic purpnses Luther Smith, Carl Gibbs. J :1ck , Helen W~1ght. Spe~Jal ~J.eld Rep- , values. and commercial lighting and N~eds . Charles \_Ve~ver , Cf' cil : resentatJve of S1mphcJty ~at­ S 9-10 per cent on Sales and De· - P1 c k~n s . Olho I.Jevmg. Ralph tern Company, New York C1ty. mand for all other purposes. Gibbs. Rev . Martin Beri ':Jrd . Her topic will be "Be Your A discussion was held f)n the I Bernard Lleving. Ottie Roush, I Owner Designer. Dresses, suits operations and maintenance of iRob . ~ r Cooke. Harry ,, .. , -r nnd coats will be modeled. the sewer plant and a li~t of and Edgar Layne and Edward Miss Wright , an out•ilan,dm!: 'l materials and supplies needed Bumgarner. ,. speaker on fashions and fabfor the planl. BOOK STUDY rics spoke at the State planning DORCAS CIRCLE The Rut h atld Dorcas CiT cl 5 conference attended by several The Dorcas Circle of thP of !he w.S w s of the rv·w H:,, Mason County women at JackW.S.W.S. of the E .U.B. Church en J<: .U.B Church and the W.S. sons Mill last year. mf'~ nt the h~me of Mrs. Ed:-•..-m w.s. of the Bachtel g u r.. Attending the executive meetS!Pin for the1r March meet1ng. Church held an all day hooJk ing were Mrs. John Marshall. Mr~ J<~mes N. Roush was le!'ld- studv at the Nt•w Haven Mrs. Harold Lewis, Mrs. ;.r for the d?Y· h_er. topic w::..s Church on Wednesday. \1rs . Burris and Home De<>mstrallion ,l The Church s M1ssmn Among I Achsah Miller led the stud 01 Agent , Wanda Stemple. NPw Nations," dealing wil.h 1. ;iillliiiiitliliiitlllii••,;Y;..iiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•~ North Africa and the Near East. II A short business meeting was held at which time the Circle ar?"reed to rebind the hymnals 1 FINE SPRING of the church. FINE TAILORED LADIES' ROLL UP Those attending were Mrs. RAYON MARQUISETTE Martin Berisford, Mr!;. Jack SlEM COTTON Flesher, Mrs. Tom Hoffman. Mrs. Paul Rickard, Mrs. Che,;. Laminated Fabrlco ter Weaver, Mrs. Dorsey Roush . O'ull window Bile, fine qu-ality Mn. Jame!l N. Roush, Mrs. Roy Bright New Coloro rayon marquisette curtains Plain etlors and fonq pattoraJ Jones and Mrs. Stein. Special value, in fine colton bl...., for 1P111f Buy your new 8Pfing coat at SEWING CLUB DISCOUNT PRICE wear. liiJea 32 to 38. the Bonanza and save. Fine The Sewing Club met at the quaHty laminated fabrics in borne of Mn. Howard Wagt>nNEW SPRING bright new color!!. Use our hala. During the social hour lay-a-way plan. refreshments were served to pr Mra. James MacKnight, Mrs. DISCOUNT PRICED Fred Batey, Mrs. L. C. Roush, Just arrived. Pretty new Mra. H. L. Dyer, Ml'!l. Otlie "Prine and Easter bola. Low discount price. Roush, Mra. H. F. Bryant >nd the hostess. The nen meeting 81 x 96 MT. MIST wUJ be at the home of Mrs. H. LADIES' NEW I. Dyer 011 March 23rd. .!":"'" ~~bet Tue~ay prieed means ·- ~est-Egg" ~Jth i Bumgarner, Your Choke FamoUt Branda • Hygrtult 1 SPECIAL PRICES ON ••• Returned by Planning Group Full Shank Half New Home Construction! 47 Council Plans Spring Social Event May 6th Melgo Co. EGGS TOILETRIES ' 00 19.~ I THE BONANZA, COMPARE AND SAVE! Over Stocked ! ' ! I I REFUSED I Like." Tbo program "Potted Spring Time" wa!l presented by Mrs. LloJd Roush. This was on the care of Easter Potted plants. Mrs. L. C. Roush presided at the bualnes• meeting. Two applications for membership were read and flied to be voted oo at the April meeting. The state convention to be held at Parkersburg on April 4 and 5th was announced. The club discuss. Pd their anniversary dinner to b· held on March 2oth at 6·36 nt The Martin RPstaurant In r.1"i!idlepol1 , with Mrs. Howard WagE>nhals and Mr!l. Lloyd Roush in charge of arrange- ON ANY USED CAR Mr~ . Howard Burris, Mrs. L. Dyer, Mrs. Lee Gibbs, Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. Martin Ogh· Unger, Misa Lelah J&De Powell, BATTS FLATS cea 50 FOOT LENGTHS PLASTIC GARDEN Low Down Payments 1 % HOSE IS FOR SALE • • • YOU TELL US WHAT rOU WILL PAY AT--- 606 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0, Hand Bags lora c ea Dre•ml•nd Br•nd COTTON BIRDSEYE • WALL PAINT IIOU5I PAINT Wblto 0114 putol • •, , , IIDlob . , , , - - Pat»t Ill wblle and boot ooloro, V.. •teo. Clb. can 49c tall can Freestone •••• • • • • Ktot•r x...... Kroger Small & Large Cur• Flavo~ Alka Seltzer .. _-. _. 25'• No. Z% 89c F 4~·::: st$1 Magic ..... s-nz. cans Kroger White Bread • • • • • • Dried Pinto 6 1 ~-o<. Cheese 2 lb. box 53c IOivet Frwsh DatN Produce from K·...,..., W1l will repl.ee it or refund ,.U.. IIIOIIeY-PIUI 51 Pne Tilt ----- Yalt» ltamps tlr your trouble. I I --- •• ~~-~ ID boby'o *ID. DISCOUNT PRICB OPEN TIL 8 FRIDAY NIGHT .._.., . POME~OY CLOSE AS USUAL AT 5 fRIDAY Palmolive ·---------·w· 2 Cashmere Bouquet __ • -- 3 Cashmere Bouquet _•• -- 2 37c 39e 37c p-"-•·- A.)ax ------------------·-·•- 89c Ajax Power Cleanser .....".!. 2'::; 45e Mille. ~~ ~':' -~-. 2 ~. 45e Kroger Cookies - 2 :::•. 39c each Krispy Crackers ~~~~ --•-- E.raft lt>-ol. IJiced c.fby L.... horo 4-ol:. Mouamla 53e 41c ..-----"Let's Toss ASalad"-----~---: ( -- Ajax Liquid-------------- •• 41c Soaky -------------------- ... 69c Corn Meal_ Palmolive • Radishes • Green Onions c Onion Seta ·········--- Z ... Z9c MI.YUNED PLAmC WINDOW 98c up 'lblo Coupao Wllltb .......... IO.lb. or larC• Jlxp. 3/10111 OHIO Mazola Margarine~---- ;:. 45c 17c Palmolive -----·------·· 3 Aiax liquid Cleaner- - 7lc Cashmere ~d-~~ ~·-~-~ . . . 65c Giv• your family a 1,edal t,..at tonitht; .. rve them big thick tllc:H If Krottr An.,.l Foocl ltd~ top!Wd with UMir favot... flavDr Krottr lot Glidlol• Bulbs _ _ _ 12 for 69c l'lttemo•sutlablo for Illy room. l"Ull window olzeo. Alaorted co~· ODd deol,.... FuU, lined. DISCOUNT PRICE ¥...-. ...... ···---~ FlorienL .... ----- •• ______ ., , .. 59e Kroger Large ' Genuine Birdseye eolloo ~ ern. Soft ODd obooJt>oat, Kind s1ze •• .- ----. .,. 39c qu~rt 49c lb. bag Angel Food Cake c lb. bag eans ... -- - - - - - - - - - 1 ' '. ,,'\I. I .f i Vel Powder--------·--- 2 t:;:. 69c Vel Liquid __ ------ ___ -- .. - ..... 65c canB 38c Kroger Catsup._._ 6 ',:;i.. $1 FRISH OATIO If you oro not compt.,.ly Alflfl.,( wllh ony GlpSS FINSH - r Brand Kroger. '' 7 ltonclord Tel'i oatO·JMkh Fre1h lAVE .21e on ollhe lloDIDJa. ...... •• Fab Detergent-·---··-----"'""' 83c DRAPES MIDDLEPORT 5 bxs. $1 DISCOUNT PRICI ~DOOr "·L Kleenex Tissues ·Fresh Carrots lb. bag "VICTOR" VINYL lATEX '" HIH twm Old Vlrgk\ia ALUMINUM FlY PAINT UP FOR SPRING-SA:VD ora. All po!Dt thai eonn ftll and drleoill_ll_ p,..,. Any ]114-lb and *5.47 2!.~ Sllc;" Rene~·M Iee Milk ------··- ;~""" 49c Cottage Cheese .... :~:: 49c ...quet • 79 Whole Chicken . . . . ••• · c Apple Butter . _..... 4 2f;:· $1 K,...r ' ' 4 ....,, $1 ., • No. 303 $1 K,...er R.S.P. Chernes _- 6 ,.., Tomato Jmce -- · - ••n• IQit &Ill. -. Leg-0-Lamb ....•.. ••••• .... 79c ... 99c Lamb Sirloin Steaks •,_ •••• Genuine Calf Liver . ••••• .... 79c "'c:.mw K...,.r Asst'd e.. PANS ••••••••••• ' " 99c .. MIN Mayonnaise .. _-... _...... 55c Pork & Beans . ___ 9 ~~~. $1 1,0 INCH TERON- $J99 · forllr - Salmon Florida Duncan, Pink or Seedless DISCOUNT PRICED ' • • J'reshore Fiah Sticka _t~~~~~ "'"-~~~ ... I :::. $1 Freshore Breaded Perch .Portion~ !!':'. ggc • Sea Pac Breaded Shnmp _....... - .....- -,.... 69c. Hb. Sea Pac Sole Fillet• _.._.,__,_____,_ "'.. 69c m I l 99pr OUr ........ filled t o Jng wltb 11ew IIIX'Inc tullloa drelaet. Fine cottons, aeetate. lll.d blended t.brlco Ia brfcht DeW oolon and patterna. New lbapes ODd ...... Pretty opring lwldbop in protlJ co- ...-In~~ .... ... 89c ... 69c Pink • t DISCOUNT PRICI Junlon, MI-. Half SlC'-eFrom S.IIIC!Ion Of ooleo. New Special a.... flltinp DIAPERS METROPOLITIAN MOTORS po FOR SPRING - Kink proof. DISCOUNT PRICI THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW! EVERY Slmlllatecl leather - DRESSES !nth plaatio prden hnoo Ia !10 foot leneths - Bank Financing BRIGHT NEW STYLI l"amoWI Mt Mist Batts. Glazed fini:iiJ. a.ssure 8 ease in baodliJli. Fine white eotton. ON OUR LOT! m ~ nts . They voiPd to furnish sandwir.hes and cookies for the B'CJodmobile to be held on April 8th. Those attending were Fred Batey, Mrs , R. F. !lryant, SPRING DRESS ,., • -• 39 0cean Pereh...... . ... c 99 COTTON QUILT WI'A' 8fooC.W8r.,. Kroger LOW DISCOUNT PRICES HATS • • WWNa "Lenten Seafood Speciall" BLOUSES 00 REASONABLE OFFER lb. COATS CURTAINS P.T.A. MEE'IlNG Tbo Now Haven P.T.A. will meet on Thursday, March 18th at lbo Elementary School. In keepinJ with National Polson Prevention Week, Dr. Ray Pickens of Middleport will be peot ll)leaker. GARDEN CLUB Tbo New HaveD Garden Oub met on Thunday evenln! lbe Alu-Qullleu Memorial q with Mrs. Ottie Roush, lin. Velma Roush and Mrs. Leiter Ohlinger as hostesses. Dm>llons were led by Mrs. OtUe Roush. '111e roll call was anIIWered with "A Spring Flower s7 • ••••• Boneless Kroger Fresh COSTUME JEWELRY • •• ........... -c.rtl1.. 3 doz. $1 19 GARBAGE CANS -·- .... Ungraded Rayon Panties Plastic Lock Lid Center Cut Sliced .. Full Butt Half ------ lb. 49e "'· .... lb 45e WboIe 14-16 -----··· • HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. SCRUB TUBS 1 • nu • wt..o. • WSA1 Kroger olfert you the fullest aeledlon of fam• - • Eckerfa Dinner BeU • Rath Blackhawk a- Smoked Ham 1 1 •- Famous Brands Hams: oua brand ham. 1 1 Grand Prize Drawing W'dl Be Held Friday, Mardt 19,1965,4:45 P.M. $2.00 SIYI 20c , •· 33c 1-u. Kat. ark:ll 45e - II lh .....,... . SIYI 30c oa '1.21 Wardrabt With Coupons leJow SAVE 20c ,j i �YOU tlally Sentinel, Pr-neroy-Middleport, 0., Mar. 17, lXD TBB LAW SERVICE · - RADIO & T.V. · 106~9 THE POET'S COQNER We Repair All M.ok.. a MocM.. 1 UPJ Briefs ' Lovely New Spring COATS Tho lon11 and loan look , •• mQ91\lflceottlJ otyled to tempt tho typical teen man. , J'ricod to tempt " loan b10dget, juat $8-" Randcroft Shoes, 7.99to 9.99 Ready Now For Your Choosing Phillips Sisters Style Shop flirt COLORINI lOOK SUN., MON. ond TUES. SINGLE GIRL" (TechnlcoJor) ! l j Tony Curtis, Natalie Wood, Henry Fonda, Lauren BacaU, Mel Ferrer. Fran Jeffrier. Edward E. Horton, Count Ba· sle and Orl!hestra. Calarcutoons rates are much too complex to sons w.er.e also s1Jpper guests illustrate here . of the Riendours on Sunday. A 1"';> per cent a month c~..r- Mr. and Mrs. Porter Midkiff rying charge on a store account and· Mrs . Ziba Midkiff, Hem- Court St., Pomeroy BAGS TO MATCH Morch 21·22·23 "SEX AND THI '· Chapman-Canaday In tho Mlddlo Block Next to Elberfolds OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE doE>Sn't seem high - but that lock Grove, were recent visitIs 18 per l~nt a year , which is ors of Mr. and Mrs. mighty stfep Interest. Rather Gaul. than charging or financing Frank Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland something involving a carrying spent Thursday afternoon with charge , it may be f~r cheaper Mr . and Mrs . Eldon WiU, Sy· to borrow the money on an racuse. BISODOL POLYGRIP ordinnry Joan and pay for the I Recent visitors of Mrs. Le.Purchase. For example. - borrowed for six months and Mrs. Ivan Wood, Pomeroy, Mr.!l. lepaid at the end of the term , Leslie Hawk and Mrs. Lillie at six percent simple interest , Christy. Mrs. Guy Summerfield and Mrs. Ada Morris left Wednesday fur Florida for a short visit. Mrs . Buel Ridenour and James Ridenour spent 'J'hunday in Columbus. costs only $3.00. In addition to the cost of a Joan, these questions also will be pertinent to the situation: : Does the Lender require (.'01so. lateral or co-signers? Jf what can the borrower do to Mrs. Ruth Offutt waa meet the requirements? {Col· "lateral or co-signers may en· siom; of the loan! What penal~ able one to borrow on more favorable terms.) When does the borrower get his money? Must he apply and then wait"! What about paymentb Is It by tnstalltnents, or all at once at the end of th~ loan period? Can there be prepayment" 'What about renewals or exten· ties if the borrower is late 1n m.:tldng payment"! 'l'heretore, the best whenever you decide to bor· row, finance or charge is thfa:: Get an the facts before you sign the papers. Make certain all questions are .answered ~ -fore you pro~~d . .---------------·- ·-----------------. ~mpleteiy ish A Room at Big Savinasl .• ., MAKEUP 58c REG. $1.00-- Take your piCk: cream roll-on-stick. But hurry. This SlMt 1\as a V8lf' short life! 2 Rooms In One! SOAP DESERT FLOWER 4 OPEN AN ACCOUNtl FASHIONS IN OUR ANNEX STORE NEXT DOOR TO DRESS SHOP Featuring Sizes 12Y2 to 22Y>. Also Sizes 16, 16 and 20. The 10ft, gentle fa shion look that predoml· nates tbit spriJle .i.s evident beautifully ill pleatioa;, boWl, L &. Z SHOP ANNEX 12 STORES SIDE IY SIDE) DRESS SHOP P-roy, Ohio .; Complete 9 ~o.PIECE IM(trspr.ilt9. ' SOFA-BED OUTFIT! .... tl.e,..,.,.a . . . J¥-!a,1'ooafl'llt,lb; . • I I ........ Sefa tlaat Ma1DH. Bid A..,..pJ.rolldor Jldae e-nd J-Piooe SofHied Sulco e 11 rtloeo .... 111.' ... -.1 T• ·pe I b Twol • JlafcNng C!Jalzl thoJ:.rp)lioo z'cSofarlc,_.,...,..,., 1 s ...., , ,• ...., . lh+rsc r r •• Cloolo; 0 2 ~Stll'• Sofa asa • e I Sela ·Pl1lclwl .1. 4'1D.a.u~l:61oa.Sootnlcialaa ....... 1 aln . . . . ~,. ,. 2 : : T.W.1 e ·W table ' Jl-. .Ma hs a., ....... ..._., J . PH. .-o,' ...... -u.: ~ Yn , . ?t k• I I .... ..,... t I • .. . 1e 1 .... '!able , ••,. sa ~·· 1• .988 1 ·. . .. ·. • =t-·· ·..• .... ' • u '·. - -~- -~., ..,. ' . ·• n REG. $2.00 VALUEI -. ' . ' ' LIPSTICK EXPERT INSTALLATION! ' ARMSTRONG'S ,•. ~ LinoleiiQ(';. •.Jnitltl Vinyl, . l!'loor ..•<~'!DR for every kind of floor. Beit patWDI:' l'rOfiiiionll lilsial1illon 111 Ill, OT do It JOIII'Ifif. CoilWY·Z.:1831 for frte ·tiU:\~~ :· .. ''"' ,,.,.. . BEXEL VITAMIN Sc FREE DESK PEN SET CANDY A Pen, letter Opener and Ruler FR£B While They lastl . ' ·I ' WITH THIS COUPON 10 '•• 29C ' MASON, w. 73 .MILL ST• VA. BEXEL .... Reg. $1.98 REG.$4.23 Vitamin BComplex $1·12 ' ' 773-5592 VITAMINS ;.:..:__..=:==:=======:;- Mason Furniture .. HERMAN GRAtE 48( BEXEL- CHILDREN'S BARS •·--' . Reg. $1.00 Vlllue HAZEL BISHOP Alluring New Shades .a-.;.'"'·. · HAND LOTION for .,. "DO,T I'I ' nine aprin&. Use Our Llly-Away Pl•nl LE'f'INGEI>. ..-...... frifllie and a:entle beltine alona with lovely printl and 10licb mak9B tbil a moat femi- 118-120 E. M-in HAZEL BISHOP Gives Yo.~ EASY TERMS OF COURSEI dreuelll --. MOft REG. 73c _ _ B11th Size- Reg. 17c Bar opening another beautiful season of tashlonaob}e 61c 61c REG. 79" - $100 tha Wood have been Mr. and OHIO \ YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 122 N. SECOND FREE PARKING IN REAl ' �' ' \ only an American problo111 ." l~f)aily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. 17, 1965 WANT AD INFOIM.l TION IMI P M ...,.,,.,.. OIIAilt..lllld ·- DIJ Won •wMiu,. (! "'or.• ·•;u Wllo Ul M A. f"IIAIJfY "rwNI I 'OW RItt 'T\OHI ott~d• trOt' A r:. • OP Pu~lteotl,.. 4ofttl Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS toeeoriptMI 19~ Volksw•g•n 2 Door ttWUI U . IUNit .,.. .."'.11"".. ...,.. ,..,. tlttli' De)uxt> trim, vinyl interior , good tires . llftJ' .,, ........., ..-11• "' nt,..,.u,..,,."'' ....... "'"""' 11ho11l.. htl V8 .,,_ <tier> ..ne '"~""M!(II l ntert.loD HA .,-,.., r.en\10 f l ento Mn~ll"• pot> oro• !ro ..,,.u ..n fhrH fiH •niOert.lnl\1 11.;&5 tma.1 fllr Ellf'h !WI IlFOrd 1drllt1nn:u $995 Pomerov Motor Co. rn.ID· won·d Door - - - - $1085 engi ne) standatd trans., clean interior. Dark blue finish Iran&. Radio and heater. Llke new wbiJ,erw'all tires. green vinyl interior tri;m, while fini1h. The cleanest car you will find . .,..,. !Ill oe• C"O"n' Oi•rour>• oil o•llll e<t• •nil 1<1• p.al.cl lll"f.h l .. 10 <fi.P• CAl"£' Ot r"'ANKtiO I' Ol:llTU"'IUU - $999 Grey finilh. Heeter. A.ulomatir " h•r~• 811 '!CI)I-1' •""' 63 Olds V8 _ $1,995 1961 Pontiac T1mp11t 4 Door '!.tl ieT.-!re -.urd "inlmU Tfo ll' ru; W ~n· per V8 Catalina 4 dr. Sed1n. AU Vinyl Venture trim. Auto. ohllt. Showroom clean. 1961 Olds F-85 - 4 I'"P"r"....-1 •mm""U'"'IJ ""' Cll\lh ll •ht-• •Ill rt"'' "' ..a1pon•lllh fn• If PHONE WY 2·2156 OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO =-="''~" Real Estllte For Slle Auto 51. . 64 Ponti•c _ $2,695 a """ ""' "" .... hl.,.tlft~ I'~========~===:=~~=~=:'[ 1 'etevision Revue POR SALE : Modem brick IUid frame ranch home. Cheater Road, near State flilhway Garaae. Large 111111 room, three bedrooms, tiled bath and kitchen. Hard,wood floors, bet: dow s, doors, aluminum win- dows, marble sills, basement, 100x400 lot. Call WY 2-5337. 3 12 12lc - -- ----- - BlaeHnars Business S.rvices Pomeroy, Ohio --- - · ·- _,...,,...=...,=""'==....-':EXPERIENCED dressmaking = and alterations. Phone WY 21156 FORD automatic, red and 2276. S 18 blaek. Good corxht1o~ for WATCH. clock repair, minor aa1e Ol trade for pick • up optical repair. Associated 17 truck. Call after 5:00. IVY 2- years with Sanborn Jewelry A'lt. p Store. Earl P. Ingels, Sr., 3 16 41 Brown St., Mason, W. Va. 3-13-12tp I I SO!: ~eel .~ ~ ••~ ··~ ~ze and water. Brown's TraD FOR LIVESTOCK, Ford er Park !Stale Appi'OI'ed) heavy duty pick-up, ton, 'l1lo Ramnler good World Standard o1 Clompact ~· " tire•. RUIIB w•IJ. Also Blat< - ..ueaHawk .. 5 h.p. aarden tractor ... room, ride """ ...... with tillage equipment. Cur· larmance. SmaD c•r -DIIII.! tis D. Johnson, Dover, and maoageraiiiUIJ 3 17Ohio. 3tc See jlnl PGme~oy ~ plU:U~z.!hi;' ll'ind:.wn:. I pt S~lg~ man was taken area. Aiqnment Brake Service ~//// / Mrs. 'taylor Moore spent ,the ' put week witb her daughtec I Mn. 1-1 '·; ~~ ~~~- R.-e-v.-=R-u.,_..,n,.--,CI"'tn-e-.~R~t-i, YLT~ 2 ==;;;;-==--;::;=,;,;~~ ~ ~ - ---::,---::----3~16~et: . p ~"- ~ute =e- ~ 27. Sem- Po~~ ""-~- A'·~ I~ACIMIIKIR on •• --·~·-,MarbleTopTablot', ~IIC:U.".CQMI. ~aighss I actress DAILY CRYP'I'OQUOTE- Here's how to work It· AX1!'DL8AAXB. • Ill p,·~ ~i::z~~ ~~:•o,':Io.oo ~·• s··~· .. , ... ,_: ~ = ~, ~ ~-"" ~ e~r WMPO Radio t,..S:tiii:.Z.,~rfJ:'Jt,t*· Putt o~~"=~ •..... 6 _IHI. Sigp-Un. _New• 6 ft!.· Sailed Heart b 20 Meigs CT, RFD •l:25 "a~l Bowers Farm 6:30 Bill Miller Show 6 57 Wear.ner 7:110( Natiunal News 7:05/ Biii \Miller Srow 7 3>1 SJNrls 7 :15· Bill Vliller ~how ,;·' ..... ~ , 30 Sign Off Saturdays: 6:00 Sign On - News 8:05 Country Music Time 8:25 Country Jamboree 7:00 Newo 7:05 Larry Anderson Show 10·45 11'• Music .:.. Arm.v ' ii :OO Dairy Valley & llutton's Xll'T TWR IDRT 11 I! Musical 1ntorlude 12.30 The Rev. Merlin Teets t ·oo The Jim Mees Show 7:45 Echnes of Joy 8 uo Uhw Vall•) ~ews 1 : 0~ World News 5:30 Sundown Serenade 8:10 Sports Todll}' Auctiunl Frl, Show) 4:3{) Sl&n Off 8 15 Weather 9·00 News Suoda)o: 8:16 Muetcal Clo'k !I 115 Co.tee With Janet 7 311 Sign on _ Army Hour 1:~ Com•nuoll)' News ll :00 Swao Shop 7:M News 9:00 Talk of lbe Town 10!5 Momma Meditation& 1:00 Prencb City Baptist 8:M Masoo County News Ill 30 8~1 Mlller Show Church 10:00 Public Sorvi<:e Ill 45 M~son .\gr. Prgm ITueo.) 8:3{) Sunday Show IO:tl FamliJ Worship !!our Ill 45 I"Amily Worship CThu.,.) 9:30 The Bible Speaks To 10 :3{) Latchs•rtng lu 45 A.~.C. Pram (Pete 9:45 Wash. Repll To People 11:00 News Re.• t Shjeldsi (Fridays) 10 oo The Gond Life 11:1& Mor•ina ldelodleo II :00 NOll',~ lo . I5 Congressman• a Report escept Fridap, Church ll :05 Tinji s Cotmlry J•r.ctlon 10:30 Sunday Show Beils RiDe 1! :45 Tiny:s Country Hymn 11 .30 The ~ulet Hour 11:45 World News \Time 12:00 News ll:lil Mason County News 1~:00 Cem<roJ Block Nowo 12: ~~ The Chrl•llan's Hour Commtlllll)' Newo 1~:30 Gll<lssl.,.., Guot8tar !Frl) 12 3t The· Rev. Merlin Teeta 12:!1 Local News 1. 30 Larry Aaderson Show 1:00 The Sunday Showcase 12:1S ~:~~r 3 00 Jun ,Mepa Show . I:3D Tba Rev. Silas Billups 4.15 Blael)llat AUJ.o Show 2:00 The Rev. Andrew p~:~:~~~;= Bulletin Board (Tues-Tl)ur.) News 0 Grams 2 1111 Rev. Roscoe , 4 30 News (Local) 3:10 The Sunday Showcase Cowuy .\pill 4:40 Jun ,Mus .Show 5:30 Baptist Layman'• Hour '2:46 Cowltry Go Rooftd 5 00 N 1:10 Newt Beat : ~ws 1:00 The Sundown Seffl!llde !:00 CounlrJI Go Round 5:05 Jun ' Meet Show 8:30 Sign Off •!:10 NeWJ Ileal 1 ,u ', JDIITX PT Bit FWHHBNP MONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY 7:15 Sign On I tToesday-Thu"d•y 1 7 50 I'N•ws R :to iDail~ Light ~aker Furniture Show GTW RFD RFD RADIO l:t.. ·OO News 1Wed. - &11 hlnt.t. l 'esterclay's Cryptoquote• T.f.l"E SUN W THY ASBISTANCli:.-TA.IJ.run ILL SET WI1'l:!OUT 7.:lfl," Pirkens Hardwnre ShtM Tos,.. Ten Show 1 J'rN RBI U Z 0 K.-U z O 1 3U l'lt!ws Headline!!! 1 :t! Musical Clock 1: 45 ~lfltk' "~~ 5·38 Sundown Serenade &re .A. CI'J'Ptopam Qu:otaU.oq ITTU ~··' r--· a..,..__. • Each day the code latten o:;: m::~e words needed tltio! I don't' think we could have away wrth another wrong: forecast!" ,\o:..:nday thru Frtday: ~ 0 8• etc. Single lettera, apoa--- trophies, the length and f • •·we GOEGLEI ' :~ ~~~~~~.'fiiFi.':E·~~-!~:; :.:;.t~"*~~-f::~~ . - . . N'·REI' D _ U iUIX . CO. ~.if' '1"'" ~ c- LONGFELLOW One J~tter simply lt&nda to th fl)r the three L'a, X for Ute ~wl.ba '•r. Jn U~is sample A. Is UHd ASHLAND OIL SERYIC.E STATION ~tnnt. 38. Place 39. Removes : C2. Remainder ~ I.;:~:;:;.:;:;.;:;,...:Mn:;·..;&&&~;;;i;i;;i~~-i ~ . 36. Musical •tudies tl. Italian ;:;;:;=-;;:==--.,.-;....,.;~,::.:.1 = retreat print. doubl~ ===-:==-==~.::,.,::_ manners 3C. Co:r.y 40. C'.oncise ~ 3-l~tc knife: Eskimo co. Initial!! 23. Sesames: var. 24. Type size 26. Sea eagle _,,. ~augbwerejnColtllllbuiiOIIbtll- wfurty~•11n7 . """ ~;~;: Judiclally 37, Curved Spain or ChestnUt Rid • lfe S ' ty N · ~tp • 35, .Pro.ecuLe 27. Frosts 29. Surge• 30. i'at 33. Affect.t Portugal ====--a ~rranaJng ~t B&byl. letter 32. Natives ot c!r:.:'a~~.!lly~: ':.~~ ~HREE theaky: 8. Pervad• 9. Thus: L. 11. PNIJUfW 1 S. f:IUea.te 15. Soa.ki. 1J 16. as Goddess a plan Y..,.,.._,., " • • • • divilion of Palestine etiquette 31 . Hebrew a::_::. Stree~ 7.Godof blance~t =::;-;:""~~J":!' ~ .\ra... ' Nev. 11\rlp 24. Cupid e. ?4ulica.J 26.North· lnatfunlenll em 28. Diploma t's T-.• PomerOJ. Ohio. Ab&m!t 22. Medieval / AT TAX TIME 3 ~c ~ harness rinp !1. City: 19 geol . BRAIIt~IRIJ ~15 Bllldln~ :IO.I:Qutp- Enr· ab'br. ~- . Layers: " 1/, U.DI'OU 19. Walk•d -· 3. Buie •. Board a niche \llrftoCrf:..:a:~ Cuelt/tt /lt6/ty ....... 2. Rbttr: IT. Made, as 1 --n1-. eo~ l6~ 14. DOWN l. Gameot tale ~~~e c~ft::,r,ofi:h~::udJo~~!: BlaeffnarS abo•• r-----;----------------. I and family, Mr. and B\11"ehel Hamilton in Dayton. Mrs. Nancy Jack is visiting her daushter and other relatives a ro ser- in Charleston, W. Va. h 11 w ee 113. '------Albe t Co · Cb 1 to r ne were 1ft ares n, W. Va. one day recently, Is Contagious '. I 19 Ca I TheMarch third 17 session of the Len- I n ses p i I ten Study Group of Heath Me\)l· Oh' s I High AUTOMOBILE TRUCK~ a;-:ate ·I SOI'l 'L CALfi:ND AR I S • troopi . If Minersville, Ohio, Pbooe WY 2-3324. 1 15 c I I . MODERN 4 room and bath fur· •odiBI Church will be held Wed- I . 10 . Ia e Ia I war WILL THEclufeb.typo PERSON who found nished Middleport. AND . at 7 p. m. Th0 I v1ce conit gisous. a black, biiUold at WY z.aaapartment. . 1 tfc nesday evenmg At IS least for 18 persons Richard Jordan whO baa been 3 74 liiP SehDol Satur- ROOM a artrneDI IUid balb 1950 PICKUP Good JIOelropolltao Mtlltlrl · who followed the load of their employed in the Columbus area : night unfurnishd All utWtlea fur- condition. Will trade for team E. Malo Streol. PomerGJ ·will be the topic for discussion fathers, brothers or uncles. spent the week with his parents ork •· oisbed. Upstalra Dr of hones. Frank Emrich, Pllooe WY Nl'll i Miss Margie McCarty will 13A recent accountl"'! reveals the Arnold Jordans. y eep Donovan's ofice, Phone WY Pomeroy, R!. 2. 3 !7 3tp f D tic WY 2-2143 Pomorov, 0 . conduct a seminar on Meihotltst brot_her teams, four father • Mrs. Lona Pettit .and daugltt2-3046 or WY 2-20!K. TWO GOOD Coon Hounds, will - ·- _ [Churcb Schools in the Child- son pa1rs and a brace of uncle- era, Debbie aad Tool, were Ia NotiCI t 12 tic trade for pony. Phone WY 2· lnaurllnCI CUSTOM bu"'heriJii anti cu~ ren's Dlvlsoo a~ Jackson: Wed- nephew combmations gracing Lancaster and Newark ~aturmu SHOOT _SUnday, "·-·h 6 room and balb apartment 2007. 3 12 6tp PHOTO "-n• ling Phil Meier, Phone WY nesday, March 17 from I to 4 the ranks of the Patrol. """' "-' WY 2-3319 _,.,._ ""' ~~ • 2-3510. 12 9 tfc p. m. Interested persons of In the early days all2r • the day • 21, at Isaac Walton Farm In Pomeroy. Phone · leo made ol lela! papers. Heath Methodist Church wish- Patrol was foooed In IIISS, a rig· Mf. and Mrs. Albett ()JQe Yl• Chester. Noon unW dark. ~ tic For S1le blrdl rteort11 tllld almost Bill' AlJ{."l'ltiNJ>E~ 1 ing to attend are asked to con· id no relative rule was enforc- lied in Wellston Satunlay. 12 Sponsored by Chester Fire HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath. 1126 SHULER'S GROCERY Antiq· olber documtnll. CotnpieiO tlenteo Itact Mrs. Bernard Fultz. ed. But, demand grew. Rela- Donald Cone and family a! 3 17 Ml> E. Main St., Phone WY 2- uity, Ohio. Speciale Thursday, Realer lalaraoce, PomerOJ MAR. tR lives of patrolmen were clamor· Athens were Sunday visitors ol Department. CAR WASH aad wax at New- 34118. 3 Friday and Saturday. Such· 9 f ttc A. c. · Class 12 Circle of lr1g for a ehanoe to join. Ser- his parents, Mr. and Mrl. I• k t, 01111 Th II geaat P. D. McCreedy of tile .Albert =::.:::...:::=~----eO's Sunoco, Chester, Satur- FURNISHED Apartments, utili- er's Rosedale bacon, 39e lb.: GUARANTEED. renewable for Methodist Church will meet Cone. 1 11 tfr <lay, Marcb. 20, sponsored by ties furnilhed, prage, wuh- large freah eggs, S7c dozen; life hospitalizotlon. Issued ursday evening, Mardi , GaiUpoUs Poal 1!8ld. ing facllltleo, NO _ te5.00 per <arrots, z one pound boga, 17c at all ages. Phone WY 2-6166. _ ___ at 8 p. m. at the church Instead Leaders of the Patrol In 19(6 Chester Frre Department. c---=--~c--co3c-17 3tp month, Brovmell Avenue. Mid- 3 lb. bag onions l7c ; held 2 18 tic INCOME TAX Service, John- of Wednesd.ay becauae of the determined they had lost too Stewart Goo Shop. Come in dleport. Call WY !·2278, WY lettuce, Z lor 2k: Mnwell oon · Simpson lrulurance Ag· Lenten Study Sesslona many good prospects because and see all the new varmint 2-2720, WY 2-3589. Ho1110 regular grind cofffee, Re11l Estatl For Sale ency, Room 6, Coats Build- held. Mrs. James Euler the no relative practice. The rlnos, reloading equipment, 3 16 Gtc 3 lb. can $2.29; regular 39c ing. Middleport. be program ebalrman. was abandoned end accessories, re • b1ueing I R- - - cookiea, 3 for $1 ; reg. 49c 1 20 trc es are Mrs. J3l11:es Criswell, or not, the Patrol '"" repairing. New and 11ied For Sa e or_ ent_ cookies, 3 for $1.29; pin,k WILSON'S car wash . 550 Pagr Mrs. John Ketchka, Mrs. 114. L. needs qulilled men. Serseant ' of all kinds. Depot St.• BOUSE. 6 rooms and bath in salmon, 47c can; Broughton • St M'ddl rt Oh'o 1 Ph ne Franch and Mrs. C. 0. FUJber. P. D. McCreedy urged YOUDB For expert .t•ida••• 01 '·,nd, Ohio. Ph. SH 2-4934, Minersville, Ohio. Write: Best ice cream 69c l!o gal., SYRACUSE f WY epo ' 17 Eva"'!eline Chapter OES MJcl. to take advanla&e of tile filhit J1M1r 1964 tax .retu.., 105 0II eel b th p ,, .,.d, Ohio. I 16 •Otc Raymond Brown, 755 Stitzer 9roasts flavors; all milk, 79c; beef . 5 • room rame . .. dleport will bold a rtu ;.ppl) I or sale March 18 and 19 oppo nIt' er Y e a· orclar ,.... copy of ~OJ' De . Friday afternoon and horne with bath, sas fired I'Oelller Crone'• .. CJOt Yoar Ow• ' Rtauty 8bop. Pre-But- RDad, Columbuo 19, 8tc Saturday only 49c lb. forced hot "" beatmg, fully oew bomea BuUI in kitch- former A&P Building lrol. . . 12 10 5 p. m. on Thursday and Vacaames Spec,al, raa. $10.00 perm· Sic lnlulated (6 months beat b1ll ens. otorm wiodowa. alumnow exiSt for 3 17 11, $8.00. March 22 to H lp Wanted - QO.Otl), buill·m dishwasher, Inurn siding. cau Guy Neig- 9 to 5 p. m. on Friday. Melli- qualllle41 men between_ the ages ·il , opeQ Monday throu8b e 16 ft. Trotwood Camp Trailer. range top and oven, full ler Racine Ohio bers with articles to be picked ol 21 and S5 wbo are mterested 3 :lu:·day . Mary Roooh IUid WANTED: Middle . aged maa Like new. WY 2-5171. baiOmonl,. redwood shingle • ' . 12 29 tic up may contact Mrs. Wendell In law enforcement. Rettuife1'/anda Brown, operators. Ph. or woman. Must be able to 3 17 Sic exterior w1th carport. Large Bunce WY 2-5460 or Joan White ments are I hlgll school educa· 773-5686, Mason, W. Va. live in. iJiq1ln Ohio Hotel, GOOD TREEING walker coon lot (110' by 110'). abade and &arl f'.n-. P' "....,1 ..,. WY 2--3333. tlon. height of 1'9", weight of I 16 Sip Middleport. s-!.7-tfc bound, f20. Phone WY 2-2007. fruit !;res, shrubbery and Heallo& The EpiBcopal Women of the 110 pounds, aoo4 physical COII1\au.S. Civil &or¥tco Tosfll S 17 ttp Dowers. FlnaaclnB available. MIDonY!IIe, Glllo Grace Epl..,.pal Church dillon and euel1errt moral ciJu. cine, will re-open the Page... too BALES of hay. Geor«e Car· BUILDING LOT - 2011 ft. ... - - - - Pomeroy will meet acler. Post dispatchers need onvOle Pentteo81al Church SUD· ..,.._., ., to•• ..r.l'::i '"'',.._, son. SH 2-1753. 3 17 3te frontaae on U. S. 33.. about We lui.. d ,.... evemng at 8 p. m. at the I)' be 18 years of aKe. clly. Mareh 21M. Serviees =~~~ '\\aw.r:t=.~ --- -- ¥.! mile from City UmtUJ, 11! s.w~r Meeh~nes of Mrs. Harry Moore, lnformatlon about Patrol 17 ,..,..,m,.., USE ONE of our Carpet Sbllm· utlUIIeo available. lJ,SOO.OO. Sunday and Thursday even- uoo •• ,,.._ oalutu. Rruooallle Rll,.. Ave., Middleport. Hostesses as· Academy entrance or dispatcb1111• at 7:30. Everyone wei· w,:,::....., ~"'"' """'· ..,_ '"' pooers FREE with B 1 u e RUTLAND - t . room frame CIIIl WY Z.tll7t Ooy Ol Nt~l sisting will be Mra. Fred Lock- er J101llions is available at the -· 3 t• ~- f\':;';,. .....9 . . . . - - · · · - . . Lu•tre cal'pti Shampoo. Bak- bouse With gas heali"'!. Some 7 II II< wond and Mrs Mal Sanborn. local Post ...,._.. • '-"" Diib aenttnat. er Furniture, Middleport. work undone and BOrne fini<;lh- tfU"rtNO Plombtng Mueder ·The Middle~rt Chlld CoriStt•l _ _;:. ~ AWEJGHTb safely with Employm•nt Wantld I 3 16 6te ing materials in house will hre~ Bretben. valion Lea•ue will meet a LOI For 32 J1D11 De CraM IICII _.. ·Diet ta leis. Only l8c -be . luded Onl $3000 00 o · ...., o newspol'tr writer ~d at Stark'• Drua Store AVAILABLE FOR baby sitting FOR SALE, Bedroom suite $45, C dncCUCKLERY REA · · Ill fl:ut .lain Pom· Thursday evenmB In tho social! 6Mo full or part time. Tel. WY 2- overstuffed chairs, dresser, aOX ·Zit • -· WY Z.fitl. room of the Columbus C editor. For Z5 J~ •··~ 31 been o tax col111nitt. T•is 6149. 3 16 tfc rockers, dininB room chairs, W Z. 30 7 10 tie Southern Ohio Electric C01m]l'l·l CLIFF'S SHOE REPAIR at --- table, desks wash stands POMEROY, omo . - ny. Guest speaker will be combinatlooo .,.iMtlllr qilol· location next to Dr. Da- EMPLOYMENT WANT!lD lamps, chlna cupboards: 3 16 3tc EXCELLENT opportunity, men L. Scott of !.akin Hospital, La· OCJe eWtl lfies hi,. to tell .,.. what -.11 building. 318 North Se~> Lady would Uke work 6 days clocks, umbrella stand, Love or women to _semce and col- en. w. va . ~--------- )'011 wa•tt• bow ••• ill a IDII. Mitltlleport. 3 lZ 6tc a woek. Mn. Lewl• Peters, seat and chairs. Picture fram- FOR SALE ; 7 room house, lect from com operated diS- The Amateur Gardeners of ~ by Mrs. Alta cWll)' , . . lllllerstontl' ••• al110110l1ILB IIISUI'IIU:a beoD Sr., 176 Sy'"mor..St., M1drile- es, marblt top table. Lee Rod· larse llvUII room, dminB penser~ m your area. ThiS Ill Middleport Will meet Thttr8diAJI about t•e ""' tax ........ """! port. Z.IUtc isell, 101 Legion Terrace, Porn- room, kitchen, leundry room, a profitable poslllon that can Mareh 25 at the horne of Mn. tioM. . I'AII JOllf openLl t--L eroy, 3-l5-!2tp sun porch and bath on flrat be worked full or part-time. Earl Knight. Mrs. Glenn • 0 WI ..._, Call W1 ,__ ~ _ floor. Second floor, 3 bed- Applicants must have 10 or bert is the co-hostess and a ~ the hlllband and falber, Maa- "Cut Y01r On T...t' ... =====-:-- - -lll...:ltl=c FOR SALE: 1 white laced bull, oztra good young lox rooms, floor furnace heal. mPr• hours per week and p!'OI!rarn on flower rmg GaiiDway. '1111 fJmerll was 64 poges, is illullra14ll willl ii) WHOM IT may concern: My 8 mont!UJ. Homer Forest, R. oundo. John Kearns, Chiton, A large buUdml in back of would required $6011 to ta,HO will be given by Mrs. Robert the Temple dwrcb and bur· !!''!Ill forms ond c~-'-~ !GDe number bas beu D. 1, Middleport, Ohio. Ph. w. Va. 773-1948. the lot can be used as a investment. Financing avail- Reibel. lal was ln_Temple Clamlleey. to WY 2-2007. E. M. WY :HaM. S 17 8tp IHS CHRYSLER 300, one own- work shop or aarage. Close able with qualified credit, and The Twilight Garden K. E. llrickaoa 1114 !:rmal AIBurtoD. 578 Broadway it., Dr. Melvla E. Dolrr, VflteriD. er, auto. trano., P.B. aod P. to schools, churches, and gro- minimum inveotment. Write wlll meet Thursday evening at 11108 .,....port, Ohio. ulan, 11rp l1ld IIIIAillllllnlll. S. bucket seat. Over 20,000 eery atores. Locoted on giving name, address, tete- the home of Mrs. w. A. Drake lhll week. IJI WllldaltoD St., Rav.,... left on warranty lo see, call 344 Pearl St., Mlddlepqrt. For phone number and all details with Mrs. T. A. Hennessy as M188 Rita WUbur was lll the wood w. VL PboM 27&-G'IL Mason 773-531111. 3-13-6tp formation, phone to: A.A.M. Co., 2»1 Grll!d. eo-hoalfla. week """ und.- !be SOc A Cepy .,. 5. 3 11 3tc Sulie, 304 , Kansas C't · · Workers class of 01f1e1• llouro, DaDy t to 1 p. NO'I1CE TRUCK GROWERS: • y, M'IS· The W1lhng At Our Counter For Rent .iEVEN room house wllb bath m. 1 28 1fc Order you llOulhan cabbage FOR SALE: 6 rQOID8, bath loU SOUri. the Enterprise EUB Church -acl full b _ . In Syra· W ted T lu planll now. Wlll biYe some size basOIIIOnt <OBI lurPace wtll meet at the horne of Mrl.ll ._. WY 2-:Msl!llie lie en 0 Y Golden Acn Hybrid. Will sun-porcb, c;rport, For Leese Thomas Bentz Thursday evea-11 OLD BIIA8S, copper ll1d lrotl have tomato pl111t1 Iaiit of garase. chicken hou.. barn Ina. MAR. It HOUSE I'OR RENT, sot llyea- ~ .. old loJI, carved bind- AprU aDd May. ChlrlH R. 15 acres. located on ' East~ ' FOR LEASE lQDI'e II., Middleport, Ohio. led furniture, marble toPped Barrio, Portland. Pbono V1 s- Ridge Rock black top 1 The Rock Springs Betler <Jor!a<!l: Ml'l. Eloda Webb, ltu'DIIuriJ drop Jell Iaiiie, ...,.. 2693. S 5 We miles off 7. Pbon'e WY Health Club wlll meet Thunday WY 2-3tll'l s 18 11c till' eupDOinllo delkl pleol! at 1 p. m. at the> home of ' ' DON'T PUMP you alUJI!Ib liP· 2-6373. 3-13-ltc Mrs. Maxine Arnold HOUSES 81111 apartmanta 1urJ1,. seat chall'l, cbaln. tic tank. Get Kloan·EID-Ali labed and unfumlabed. All dolll bowl IUid 1111, eblna Mrs.theArnold Snowden 1 old or parll of ..ptic tank ••!toner. Land- HOUSE FOR SALE: 3 miles of program and In charge Mr s. 1 slleS. Phone WY 2-3217. lam' ll•htl IUid llltur mork Farm Bureau fr001 Pomeroy on Rt. 143. Modem a Bays. Good Loci· Georle Skinner tbe contesl. · 2 18 11 3-13-ttc Jll, PI ...., P John A. Jeffers, Jr., or caU lion. Excellent Opportuntt)o M 1 frames. WY Mt82. Mrs. Howc WY 2. - . 3 12 etc agnolla Temple I'Jtlilan FOUR ROOMS and bath, fur· ard CecU, West Main Street, - For Qualified PeJ'I<In. Sisters will meet in recuJar sesniJbed apartment, utiUtleo Pomeroy. z 23 30tc 1964 APPLIANCE 2 AC!IE lot, 8011 fl.. South on Ph011o Pomeroy WY 2·5211 1100n at the DAV hall Thurlday furnished. Inquire: Ohio Ho- rrANDING Timber Tv cash Rt. No. 62 (from Pomeroy or at 7:30 p. m. tel, Middleport. • P CLOSE-OUT SALE Bridge) . Contact Grady Craig, Galtlpollo. o. 446-4102 The Busy Bee Class of lite 1 IS llo pr!et plld. Mirkin Reynolda. IIIG. CLOSE-OUT M01011 County, W. Vo . 773Middleport First Baptlal CJtu:dl 1 3 llll room apartmant, _,, Cotl~, Ohio, Rt. · can 1-AIIITOC:IAT 590l. 3-6-tfc will meet Friday evening, Mai'• . . decorated, put!y !Urnllb- alter t o'elodr, 187"35011· WASHIR .. t231,00 .1It.IO FOR SALE Floe rotlm Lltpf NofiCI It instead of Thuraday. A pOt· Pbollll wv 114117 1-ll-Uc 1--ARISTOClAT ILIC. house plus breakfast rOIJIII '" TMI cou"•"TT01c,• 0 - 0 • , . , . , luck dinner will be held the · · WANTED to Buy, AntlquH, DIYIR ... $179.00 '151,11 and bath at 1:1.'1 Union Ave. MIIOI couNTY, ""'" • ~ church With the lileOI!naloUow·ll 1 11..:! ==-;-=..::.; 1p cantval, Clllna, Cut Glut, WASHER 1-CUITOM .175.00 •tJJSeen by appointment. Phone ,."-'' ',',·'..",,. ing. · -E ROOM '·-•·......, ..:apa•G'· -=---:---:-.-c---:-"-crete ardlr , - ... ,..........,. w ..-are, """'-· Old ,.... •• • .... WY 2-2584. 2 Z2 tie •••,. •· - _ ,_ •• Ill - ........ -..,. ·. -'""""' bH Ill •• .1t, utilities paid. Married tlln'l Rocheller Rayo or ELIC. -·-- --. _ _ """'""' o"'•· •"'"""· l.eg1l Notiai It anywhere ID 111 readJ . to _,., Qd1 r')Je or family of 3. No cmmfton or partl DIYIR •• - 1205.01 t110.01 FCR SALE: 6-room house with Lou rrtdcl;:· - -NOTICI o• ' W ...... Yo DeteMPit Mlrlo•~>n .Ohto. 1HI J II!IIIWio,. _J•• IS. _ WY 2-34116. 3 116tc rucllllolll."l:' bath, one floor plan In Mid· Mltofl ... M"' . . . , •Ma«h • • • •11, PAOO.O· toda•'J ••• our·~-r-· .......-·---·-........ ·· ·l)(JMS and bath basement Picture AlhuaUJ, Picture AI· PROITLIIS P49.00 $all.ot dleport, 3 blocks from school s• ..;,, L." ,,,.,,. _;, pluo o< - · ' • H"""'' - No. ,,._n,, • ' '" '•--.... ' 'furnace beat. 'In bums, \O ioW'CI ..- F•·-·· wa·• 1-11 cu. FT.••••M U'RIOHT srocery. Very good Moldoooo " C-o ...... "'"'· . . . . . . . ., .... , now """. . . In . . . . . . 11'8 .... - . ' ·' .. .......... .., IIIP 'RIIIIR •-•M church. . We•t Vlrllnl•. wJll . , notte11 U'lat lon Con-ectlun•l JMU.tf.ti.Ob. MaQODo roy. Call WY 2-3318. U-tlc bowl and Pitcher sell, Lerp . .... DelBhborltood. Call WY 2-5460 • •, Moroh 8, ............,,.,, .,.. """' ..mlllod from 1 ROOM and batb ful'lllshed MarTbtes, Gtass Paper 9 01110 u.....,_ e Is, Iron, elephones, FOR ..- . · s ,..... ,....,. ,. ••• "'•""• ,, ,.,. ,.,. "''""' ....,,. '"" .,....,.,,. .,.rtmen1 In ._.,.. • ., Copper, Pewter Bra55, and bPOMEROY est huU.ttnn Ia I tiiCI 352 N 1-.et lilt duty an4 ear~· cruelty. AND POOI.Io OOMMIRIOJf; . - r... ~ • 'f lfOlUld floor. 390 S. Sect:md Wooden Articles. Lee RudiseU, lllk W. Ceney, .. ' 1111111 el\1.. w111 btl fot .J leirfnl on llthr Junh1, 1965. · Ph UIV' .... Mrs . • Howard Cecil. WY 106 Legion Terrace, Po....- . PHONE f Mldllllidleport. befe,. AND PAJlOU: , .b . . . ..•.., ' 1 tGII I 1 It WY 34111 or .-. Ill- ·-•• • • • " " " ' " w. - · . 9 iitJ141t ," · _· .. · ......, tu~re .- OMo BeteL ~- ~·~::n.-::.:,,•:.IH~~... -r;· ~~L-,..,~1""!~...,,.~~~-~ Lost •nd Found I• ·~ LOOK AT THAT LOW· DOWN SNUFFY 51'1\IF. 1 RUNNIN 'OUT OF M.;;'f:..4.'W OA I LY CROSSWORD IN MEMORYo Memory f our beloved! . t95S andDODGE. motor. CH 2 door, 1..-.aood 3-12-!2tc tires I. 0 . McCoy, Auctioneer. Train· mother, Katie Hilton, wbo For Rent. Help W11m.d ed, experienced, Chester, Ohio. passed away flftoen years 1958 OLDSMOBILE. First $3011 3 t tle ago today. March 17, 1950. TRAILER tots for rent, close JOBS, men and women -Hun- cash take> it. Oti• Bailey, TO BETTER rve c.;OMMON SCENE - In South VIetNam, near 0 It's not the words, they are to Laundrymat 8lld scbooll dreds of good jobs In the Elm st.. Racine. erat 8 4:::· : d : been putting the pressure on suspected Vie,t Cong but few, Valley Lumber & SUJli)IY Com- great and Jll'OWing shlppiDC 3 12 3tc andeback ~e. F- ~lrnates Ihis borne for questioning about rebel activl ties in the It's the loving memory we pany, MJddlepOrl. lti-Mio industry. For current llliii"'!S =• W. .1 •• 00 to - · Job Flntler Phone WY 2-3243. Emmet } send ave o you. I HKEE and lour rOO'Il turnl!obl••· u.. ' FOR SALE : 1 ton 1953 Fprd fabsent, you are al· ed b Thouob •._. • .-.. II Ann St., Pomeroy, Ohio. 1 k oo R 8! k Shuler, Contractmg. 4 11 \..In a f0 efvtCe o ..., IIDI1IJWOU"U . . . - . • rue . ..,.._ . . s. ac • • 1, 6tp ways near,otill misl!lld, and meots. WY •""""' 12 •o tlc - - - - - - - - ' • -•- ' -···" • e Still loved, "-· Rut Iand• Obio. 3 12 ltp ever dear. TRAILER LOTS - free sew· S.l• or Trade EXPERIENCED Mr. and Mn. Otl.o Bradlord, Reid, Rose, and grandchildreo. 3 17 lip HOLLYWOOD (VPI)-.fns~III'O vot1n1 rlgbto, the startlnl dent Jolwoft IUid Vll!e PresJ. tlme wao a tittle past 8 p m dent Humphrey, In separate but EST. IDd be talked for the consecutive broadcuta, occu- 1er part of an !lour after pled nearly One-8<ld-a-ball hour8 which correspondendent; made or pri~e viewing lfii\e Monday commentl. mght m • rare lelevllloo oc- Followino tb r Jb currenee. a e Ive 0 nson JPeech and the newsmen's re-For the aecond time in recent marks, CBS-TV presented n.ontha, the Pl'llldeat use4 the "Hwnphray and the Vice Prosprime \In>• of aU tbree net- lt.Gncy," a taped ball·hour specworks 10 make certain \!Ill 1 181 anoounced for schedulinB major adtlri!IB 101 a vut aud- eisht days ago, well before tbe i•nce. On the previous oceu- Chief Executive's public decis. ion, be gave the f1rat nilbt- !on to go on television Monday time Stat~ ol the Union speech night. tn teJev1s10n hiltoQ, a move Only minutes before the ACRoss that guaranteed bim lar more viewer had seen Humpbr~y sit· 1. Actuality ~IeWers than those who form. 5. Strlke erly tuned in when the address behiOd the President and ;:;:~the was a daytime event. ISterudngl' to his apeecb, which 9. A lluirty WBI!I e Ivered With a mJntm.Um person . Monday night, as well as on of fluffs and 1 greet deal of 10. He mal<es : ~e first _~s1on, he spoke to professional controi.· Among the music " ~i~t sessum of Congress in President's remark&: "There i8 =~~~ :I.JdJtlon_ to the ho~e audience; ru. Negro problem. There is no 12. Metal .he_ sub~ect was h1.s request for Southern problem. There is 00 Ripe . ...:tJOn m ~nnection with Ne- Northern problem. There is :~~k win- patio , fireplace. storm Cutlass Sports Coupe, All vinyl bucket seat.. Only 2'6,898 easy mtlea. Autom•tlc lihlft. Radio. Tile Ch•el lwlm: Garol lumell'a CBS-TY lbqw, "fte r..terta!oers," wiD be replaCed AprU 3 by a oue-bout Br;.- · oer~ea about • pt-rona1 ....., "Secret Apnl," wblcb IJ ol the top 10 p!$'ams In En1.' land . . . One of ABC. TV's planned Hl'les lor nelt oeuon, " Hoaeal Wesl," otarrlng Apne Fraacta u a private eye, IIIII be previewed April 7 11 an epi· sodo of tho 11111t1 network'• "Burke's Law '' ' I¥ MAROLD ORAY 1:00 Midway M&~nee 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Oi~ing with Dos s SU<;Cii !~-z f :SO Lnter('han11e 5:00 Community News 5 05 World News 515 Sports Today Weather 5,: 30 Dinner Musicale fi:?li 6:00 Sign Off SATURIIAY 7:15 Sign On 1:30 News Headlines 7:32 Muetcal Clocll 1:45 Word and Tealllllony 8:00 Ohio Valll]l News 8:05 World New• 8:10 Sports Tntlay 8: IS W<Hther 10:10 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Fami1y Worship Hour 11:00 News, AriDJ Hour 11 :30 Public Sonlet 12:00 News Roundup 12: :10 Bulletin Boen1 12:26 News 0 Grams 12:10 Saturday Matinee f:OO Discillj oritb Do11 4:30 Top ran Rewa 5:00 News Ro.mdup 1:15 PubUc Service 1:30 Dinner Muetcale G:OO Sign OU CAN A l'tRN EVEN ! ,J~GL~ TEN f lNTO A f.IAPP'( HOME f _...____ �~~·--·--- - - ~- - -···· ···· .. -- . . ·-~ · ·· .. h-· - - .. ., - · · · ~ ' · - ·· , SWIFT'S PREMIUM lwlft's ,........ Can Gov,. ,._.... ROUND BONI SHOULDER ROAST =~~t::.1 8UP.II MAIIK.TS Cornor Second ond Mill lb. Monday Thru Thursdoy-9 to 6 lb. Ne-... - · · Swift'• J"Nmlu~. S. IONIUU - 0."'- .,,,._~ cat1 win \0.000 J'/1 Greea S\amiiS No Purchloe Requi"'d - Mr~. Pours Fried FISH FIUETS HORMEL VIENNA SAUSAGE AtoY "M~~~tio-Chtk "" which I• Mulll11tH Ml .,.....sdo:lble II ...W. We . , . _ rh• righ1 1'0 ~(1'1'• a •u111i f~ ,..,.rewnf.Gilu ....,..;,.. ~ _th..,ricity of winning "'Maglt-Choo~." l!mplof- •noel their fonll6in nat itliGibl• t. pc'"ldPO'- .. the game. FLOUR lb. HADDOCK !.;_ c ..... Instant Coffee 59c ....•• 49c Doc Food 39c lue Del Monte FRUIT COCKTAIL ClAPP'S Strained BABY FOOD 79c CLOIOX OaH01 3 25c 59c Jan No. 11f2 COli - ~ So oH tel CHAM 49c c Swiii'Jo Pnmlu• u.s.o.rt.•-'"" BONILESI moderator as apeaker included the Revl.Howard Ruppelt, Mrs. Dale Wl';'bllrD, Mrs. Edward Burkett,\Miss Phyllis Joacblm and Mrs; 0. E. Tewksbary. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson, Athens, and Mr. and Mrs. Em- BEEF lb. 69c I i ' 2 39c ~ 59c 29c ~ TOOTH PASTE Lg. Tube 1 n.. ., ..,. ..,_ bt,. ' - IIIOUNO- or OIOIIND CHUCK Dier.ir. ' MAYI'lOWEI BUMR ...... . ..-<ool bt,. ....., "'" RADISHES • 10c Slo I I I I _,.., Tinder Mild ...., tlwv .... GREEN ONIONS 2 4::· '1 Cut-Rite Sandwich Bags 6 :~ '1 3 stI Conlidets o..,.. Duncan Hines - 11111111 OOFFEE ••,,..••tiol 14" • 17" BuHerhorn Rolls '-:-. 29c ·----- • -- C A N D Y - - - - lrach'• Chat. Coverecl Peanuts - Stors - lalefnt CIO IIUT CREIES COOKIB ~ I ), Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gravely of Dunbar, W. Va, visited Sunday wftb his mother, Mrs. B. E. Gravely and his sister, Mrs. J. A. Eden. Mrs · Wlnf0 rd Bl BIT · (El'-o.... ...,, Sauvage) and daughter. Kathey returned to their home, La Mesa. CaiU. Monday, alter .... ing celled here by the death of her father, JuUus sauvage. Mrs. Donald Downs (Christine Sauvage) and soDJ, Donaid, Gary and Mike wbo were called here by the death of ber lath J U er, u us Sauvage. returnod to their borne, Lancasler Sunday Miss Lllllan Umminger ol Day Brown Tone, Black Magic ton was a Pomeroy visitor. sat. ' $l09 urdsy, and attended the funeral ! of Julius Sauvage. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harley Moss- ·~ man and family of Marion, IlL , were weekend guests of their Middleport, 0. parents, Mr. &nd Mrs. Eslie 1 s. Walton Mauley tbe . v•. I PEa~ 1 FOUNTAIN CORPORATJOII, H·0 SE I FOUNTAIN CORPORATION ,.n. Suite 405- first Notlonll link ......... 1 THE SHOE BOX t.... Ohlct Phone Ar.. C... 614 h24l3i Thft advertlllmtnt Is neither an trfftr' te ••~'~ ..., a ..aclo tatlon of ofhr• to tluy •nr of th"* tMurft...._ Ttt. ...,., Is madt only by tht prospedus. Mo... 12. INS 1 J LYONS Clover Ferm Store Route 7 TUPPERS PLAINS Jerry Hill of Letart Falls was guest of honor Friday .... nlng at a surprise dinner party at his home In observance of ~ 62nd birthday, given by his wile, Florence, and soos James RUTLAND Food Market Clover Farm Department Store Fifth and Pearl RACINE RT. 124 RUTLAND REAL EATIN' TREAT, LB. 39c - •:, • Lb., 45c 3 - -- - lb. s r FRESH PICNIC STYLE PORK ROAST Right Reserved To Point Rock Society Notes ''~' Limit Quantities. 5 to 6 lb. lb. Average MILK HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN RICH GAL 4 c:~.sr :8~~~~~RT- 49c 29C TOMATO JUICEWHOLE SW. PICKLES DELMONTE_ ' C00KI ES 46 FIRESIDE SANDWICH CREME 1y2 lb. Chocolote, Lemon, Yonlllo, Fig _ _ pkg. ~:r=~~.~~- .:.;~-19c SALTINE CRACKERS NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE BARGAIN BUY FrOHR Food Special BANQUET BRAND TV DINNERS !UL. VARIETIES . EACH, i:INL Y _. _ _ 6 oz. Jar Our Bok~ry Speeutl Holsum Kladderdaach SWEET ROLLS REGULAR3~ .39c 33c PACKAGE _ __ FLOUR MARTHA WHITE (PLAIN) 25 LB. BAG - - - Fairmont Countryside Label ; REAL ICE CREAM ·' • -· Y" ,., • !gal. . ·6Sc YltlltLLA 391 ·:BANANAS . ...... 29o . . WHITE 1,~,. 2""* SilliER I' 2=3h . ' lOMI, iiAUTY ' ' I ' I .: , . 4.1l~:~liS.: . . • 4,.t.M . ~.........:~.tf:i:l HI-C ALL FLAVOR$ . ' ' ~UMIO ELIO 110.10111 . LB.. . •. .19 FRESH PORK SAUSAGE all of Letart Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dingey -and Brian of New Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grimm of Columbus were unable to at· tet.d. The dinner was served eafete_rla style~ and was climaxed wtth a large birthday cake from lhe Pomeroy Pastry shop. _ _..::;::::;:::;:::;;...__ 'I FRESH Jib. PORK STEAK PHONE SH 2..5543 o,.n I to I Mon. Thru Sat. Mrs. David IIJJJ, Perry, and Seth of Racine, and Mr. and Mrs . 1 George Hill and Eric of New I Haven. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill Jr., and Mrs. Raymond Hensler of Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. St. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hill, Mr. and Mrs. John IIlii and Linda; Mr. Harry Hill and Charley, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hill and OF BETTER BUYS RACINE "The Store With A Hart'" and C1ar~:nce, at home; Mr . .end NOW IN HALF-QUARTS • FOUNTAIN ' •• bile EVIlS IOIDEN"S AIHrted Pictu... Decorator Plastic Frarnet ..vl!ltfr, c. llrewer IJtd &bon R. Syj. han enlllled In the Mar· Mr. end Mrt·. wa~-ne p,.u,.,. Jon of HuntlllJ!Oit. of """' Bottom w.ere Monda}' dinner ,..ato ol ..enlng gu'i!ts of Mr . ...,d Mrs. , Sherley S~. Mr. and Mrs. 81\erley Swan ,...,. Tuesday visitors in Parkersburg, W. I Mrs. Charles R.· Karr Sr. ,..,. lurnod h Monda . ome Y evenm1. after spendtng ~eral da)'8 in Columbus with · her daughter Miss Polly Karr • ' ' Of ORIGIN41. tiSUI . 1 Mr and Mrs 'Ea I Hoff I Cl•• .,,A, c..,...,. ~Colu,;,bus Wl'J'~ sa~urday ~~- ~ tl.OO ,., V1lue futir Pol4, _ . . . . . . . , , ~IIPIIII 11oo1t . · tors of Mr and Mr H0 m • · •· er PRICEf2,50 '' '' · Aoldltion•l.lnforiNllion .....,. " . . . ..,h.n · TEXTURED all or wrlla With laldne Pan flEE 2 OILmE ond, 1 box• March 20itl Falpr's ' utla EVAIIS - FilE BIKED FootS ·' w. Va. w••1 Mrs. H. I. llw'IJ • • the Hojleyl Joiu! ..... Clli '*!' .·• ' " People In Pomeroy dstlou awardo P,OOI Ia sebo~ onblpe 18 WVU obulonts who demoaotrale ociMtlastlc a.._ levemeal ond a need for IJ. IIIUICiaJ ..olsltutce. Roj8l :croWn Cola 12-ct. COI'PII 30c Off IATHIOOM nUUI 10-··'1 ~c:oHies Facials IVANI INI1ANT SOFT·WEYE bunchoe19C .......... ........ .,, . . . ftll l IlL Coi!DtJ·...., 110(- Ci,. k. t'f, 1-.s Economlca, wu honored u a reelpteal of e F-dulloa """" olanldp. Eoch 'yoarlbe r ..... I ::-- 29o RED--8 oz. pkg. , were in Columbus over PINIAPPLI .IUICE Gordon Frosh student from Pt Pleasut was honored Tu..day ID Morga• town by the Seor•lloehnel< Foundation as a part t1 Its Program to ,tve flaaneial a... sl>tsnce 18 de10rv ..g JOIIep otadents. Marlyu Sue Smilll. a freshman lludoul eorollod In tbe WVU CoUoge of AJti. ealture. Foretlry, ..d Bo1110 weekend wllere they we r e gueots of her brother, Mr. onc1 Mrs. Earl IJ. Mason. Mr. ond Mrs, Orin Smith l}i:b;rtifuiii,i;;";;;i"i,;;;;n;. were weekend iuest• of their I Robert Holliday and daughter tlDd family, Mr. and of Wooster - t Saturdly Mrs. Richard Scllwab and lam- Sunday with their parents and lly at Pocatlneo. w. v~· 'lbey attended the Pancake Supper at · were joined f 8aturday evening the Salem Center schooL by Mrs. SmiiiJ'o brother and Tbe Star Garden Club met sister-in-law,! Mr. and Mrs. Thursday afternoon with Mrs. George ~ · er ol Charles- Grover Stout' as bostesa. . Jon. A I . dhmer was held Mr!l. Elhel Radekln in boDor ol ' · LyBn Scbwab few days with her son, Junior,! on her 13th y. and fa.mily at McArthur. Rev. Morris mled hhiis:,.::: Arbaugh Ends IDs iar appointment 111. o • • Chapel SUnday. Basle AF Trammg Mr, and Mrs. c. w. starmAlrman i w . Arbaugh, bury of Columbus and Mr!l. son of Mr. Mrs. ,John W. Neva Nicholson visited Mr. and Arbaugh of Plains, bas Mrs. J. E. Raclekln Wednesday completed Air . ce basic mill- A potluek IIUJiper was · tary training: at 'J.&Ckland AFB, Saturday evening at tbe Dve:s-1 Tex. He has ~ ~ for vll,le Churcll with travel scenes tecllnlcal lralrlllig as an admln- sifown by E. C. perry lstraUve spot!itl.llst at 111e A I r Glen Cline. Tbe cburcll · Is unTralning (ATC) dergoing extensive repalra. . school at Te:l:. Mr. and Mr!l. G. J. Lowther The airman spent Sunday .in ,Columbus. of Easier~~ -Mn. J. E. AlOO SOUND RIPE Horace McElhinny. Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. MeDaniel and Betty Williams vislied over tlie weekend In Charleston, W. ~ .ll:llii.Jl!~ .jath, or, Mr. ap4 Mrs. RusseU MeStmday ~ests of Mr. a n d Mrs. Joe '1'\trDer were her bro. lher_ and ~f ' Uy, Birdie See and family, Les • Johnny and Con- SAVI10o Orlldntr'l Itt. of 50 ldN A West Vlrpala UnlvenHy IIHJ111111, • Jtf!Defl'l!lle and· Hr. Dally SentiDel, Pblllfi'IIJ;~ and Mra. Hubert Pullins, Mid< Holley. Mr. ood Mrt. A. G. ~&Jn41y. 1dleport. • 1 Ab MQln Y OUt erson Jones, were Saturday eve- Max, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hill ning gueots ol Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill, Daniel. JOJ ca111 MARLVN SUE SMITH Two Jofelp R..diDf, '"!be J1lU1JOII ~~ U11> Jne Corps and are laking basic tted PHSbyterlad Women," Ill training at the Marino Corps unison, opeoed tbe mee11n1 II( Recruit Training Ceater tD<:.ted the II>Tac- Flnl United ..... In Sal Diego, Call!. byterian (lhurch ,Missionary So. c1e11 In the ch"-" They wm tlllderga 11 weeb ~'"' ._,. 'of general MlU••train'-• lllarob i . _, ""' . leota alter wbicb IItty wlJI bo DevotiOIII laken from tbe uaisned to camp PendletoD. Yearbook ol Prayer, followed calif., for four ..of odvaneby prayer, was given by tbe ed combat training. Both enUstpresidMt, Ads Slack. Roll caU eel under the "'Marine Corps ,.., answered with a verse of Buddy Plan" oystem. scripture. Reports ,....., read . and approved. Comunml<allona Brewer "' the son of Mr. and were read and" free will offer- Mrs. Ralph W. Brewer of Portin"' was taken. Janel. Sylvester ts the son of "\ Mr. and Mrs. Arlbur R. SylveoMrl. Slack reid DJIMI of ter ol College Road S ' lrr8CU.Ie. "Misslonariea For The Day" Sgt. .George D. Belak, IDeal :~prayer wu ollered by Ra- Marine Corps representative, the McBride~ whothalso pve may be oeeu at the Selective bookproyem om e stud~ Service offlc• Ia Pomeroy each which Live u Free Men, Tuesday from 9 until noon where Mrs. 8:';.a:to:2alatia11.1. he tesll personnel for the Mar' served lne Corps, both men and womrefresh mens. I en· erry Hill is :';"'J.:.: :~~h:U Given Surprise Her griJtdson, Tom Tewksbary 0 B• thd is senior in tbe band and Wal n fr ay featured In a trombone trio 1o one of tbe numbers in tbe concert. Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Gherke and son, -Steve, of Gallipolls, visited MpndaJr evening with Mr. and Mrs. Pau] Haptonstall and children, Bill and Edith. Members of !be Middleport First United Presbyterian Church atte!lding the program Saturday evening In GaiUpolis which featured the national ASPIRINSAVI'" tOe REST ....... 12 ;:: , . Brewer, Syl,.~, " Euliitin Marina· I STEW Del Moate SWEET PEAS 33c IAYII ---_. _... CHEESE ' ' ·~· '1" Bord111'1 Sllc1d A-rlca11 • Pim111to Wieters · PAID 25c &Sc ALL MEAT pkg. 1 ctn.-lb.1/4'1 ....... IONIIIU Gov,. 11-os. Pill SALMON R. Steib SwifroPNmlvoa IMpeclell •. s. .... IONII-IN PERCH !'::.. '~::h ROAST 75c Taltt0-5•• Proach Frlotl WITH ~! RIB T-.o-5M COUPON 6 STANDING~~":....-.. french Prlocl bog GOOD LUCK MARGARINE I 59o 14-0L pkg. GOLD MEDAL lor I FISHSnCIS 4-os. can1 ....... I Mn. rouro s1 6 Crownupe Oaly I 59c 14-aL pkg. Mr!l. Pearl ~Ids Willi iD Friday Where lhe alteDdod tbe ballet ~ iD the ooocert aeries. ' Mr. Fleldltt8 l{awkb)l retilmod ID Ill! employment with tbe N. Y. Centro! R. R, at lldle, W. Va. Tuesday iller havlni been on vacation for tbe paal month. Joy Sauer, daugbler of Mr. and Mrs. Harold SaQer,,baiJ ~ ill and unable to attend scltooL Mr. IIIli Mrt. .KOI1Illllb McEI· binny and dsugbler, Kathy, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey vis~ eel in New Concord Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nelson and children. Miss Texallll8 White Is a patient at Veter&lll Mmlal Hospital where she Is being treated lor a virus inle<tloo. She i.o employed at Dullons Drug Slor,. Ilhmer (Ike) Neal, Middleport merchant policeman, is ill at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Arthur Stuart and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pelzell and Mary Kim of Charleslml, W. Va, visited l'llCently with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cook at Vel· erans Memorial ~llal . Mr. . Robert Tewksbary and his mother, lfrs., 0. E. Tewksbary were ill Wellsloll Sunday where they •!tended tbe annual Alheru~ .... lolled I TW ROAST Borden's Dutch Choc. ~-= Bonnie Toilet Tissue Aioimd And Middleport ............ left_ 59c Fridey lnd SoturdoY-8:30 to 8,30 President ol Society Leads Devotional.. . .A\bout .. Chuc Roast .. c N..... ....,,l_ •••ld Dick Gr1pefrait J1ice u. .5. i SALE s. l 46-oz. BEEF '·' , : .,. ·. ' . FRUIT . DRINKS �., ,\• f. ·outhernLoealBandswill ompete mIronton Contest Starse~tctan•4•B Wehrung-WerryVowsore Exchanged Club Reor1anU.u '::'~!~l~t!:. !~~r::/:1 £~'!!.~ton ~:~:~u:0:~ ~=c~ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har· fan Wehnmg 8$4 East MaiD St ' Tho ., became the bride of Mr. m800 aa J . Mr. ;:d Mrsi Henry Freldayrry, Mardl 12 Ridge, •a e Federated church. The Rev . Wilbur Perrin. read-. the vows of tbe double rmg COI'8mOII)' at 7 30 · p.m. Preceding the ceremony, Ralph Werry , ,;erfect ay, an • In marriage by her lath the bride wore a two iec:".qua suit with while aca corsage of W~, 1~ ~u:' en corsage. the home of Ann and Janice A reeeptlon for relatlves and Holte. for re-<>rganlzatlon. 1o frl ds was held at the c se en . Sewing was selected as the 1 project for the year. Advisors was lovely in white cover and are Mrs. Roy Holter, Mrs. Orla 'th arr ent Ginther and Mrs. Dwight Mil· :;;'"!ered w~owe':: wl~i.u, boan. Officers elected lor the cake topped wltb c-oming year were Lenora Mlthe bride and groom, cbael, president : Peggy Mil· nd d the crystal hoan vice president; Ann !loll· on o~e ~ 1 an the other er, .;....etary ; Louise Michael, Ice ·cream treuurer; Heidi Milhoan, p•J>. centered wltb a wed· Uclty ; and Melinda Amsbary ding bell, punch, mints and nuts and Vlcld Spen'<r, recreation were served. Mrs. Craig Web· leaders. rung cut the cake and M i s s • White presided at the punch IS ~:;';1° th~eC::::::"o':r~:~~~; tler.':~di minlatur~ ;rg~?lst . /a~.~· pu~~ke ~di~~dual ~~h; 6.~en ~-.ssories and whtte carnations. square~ bowl Miss Texanna White of MidThe bride Is a graduate of dleport bridesmaid wore a two Pomeroy High School and is piece suit, wiih while ac- employed at the Veterii!IS Mem· .,.,ories and a pink and white orlal Hospital. Mr. Werry Ia alcarnation corsage. Mr. James . so a graouate of Pomeroy High Sisson of CUlton, W. Va., was School and Is employed by the best man. Blaettnar Auto Co. The couple For her daughters wedding, are at home to their frienda at Mrs Wehrung chose a beige 110 Condor St. dress with black acceasoriOll and wore a corsage of pink and white carnations. Mrs. WerrY_ 0 wore a red and black print , dress with black accessorieS ~ink ' ' '· ·q i ll ,. ' MR. AND MRS. STANLEY E. TRUSSELL PLAN ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs . . Stanley. E. Trussell will be celebrating their 40th ~eddmg annlver· sary at their home ne xt sunday, March 21 , w•th an open house between 2 and 4 p.m. The Trussells reSide m Bashan and are the parents of four sons, Harold , of Now· ! R b t f R d port News , Virgin a ; o er , o ee svJlle ; Donald ' of Mount Vernon, and Ralph, of Bashan. The couple, married in 1925 at the E.ll.R Parsonage m Dorcas , has rune ,grandchildren . Mrs. Tr ussell is the former Sad•e MeNamee. ----·-____ XI•Gamma MU We/comes . N Me ber Devotions by Mrs. Anton~ Lucke opened the meet~glt~ the JOF cla.si ~f the d n Methndist churc Mon ay evenlng at the _church. Two arilcl:;: fro~ ~IIIIS~Ine ~=-·~ho : .. rea . rs. ed wtth prayer. Mrs. Marie Chapman, pres!dent, conducted the IJualuess session and plans were dlacussed for having the walla ol the upstairs cleaned was re orted room that the doubleII stole w!:ich the class is purchaslnl I the stor bas been ordered ,:d sho::d be delivered by ApUI I ,.Ji m April cles of the F'irst Baptist church :meeting or the ml~smne~ry s~ to serve on the hospitality com-Iciet y. 0r mittee at the April m~t~ng lime , The hostesses served the B. H. Sanborn MI Ssionary sherbet and cake to the above Society when the Rev. George ' and -" rs. Fielding HBwkins. 1 b N Y Siddall of pails urg, . . Mrs. Jacob 'fUrne_r, Mrs . .John WID be guest speaker at. r~gu Seines, Mrs. Wilhs Anthony, lar meetings Tuesday evemng. ;Mrs. Gerald Anthony , Mrs. Bert '· THE LOVEJOY CIRCLE. Bodimer. Miss Rhoda Hall and .Mrs. Cec il Bradb_ury' ~lSSIOn- Mrs. Millon Hood. The next ary Society pr.,~dent . enter· meeting will be held at the talned LoveJ OY C ~rcle at her . home of Mrs. Willis Anthony. boJ;De. Plans were ma_de to re. f Shamroc k pin corsages were member shut-ms durmg the 1given as favors. Easter season. : Mrs. Beulah White presided ! ELEC'I'A CIRCLE 1n · the absence of the chair- Plans wore made to take gifts man. Mrs. Charles Sear les. and lor oookies and fruit to the reo~ned the meeting with a 1sidents of the Carmen Rest pQOm, " God Has A Job F'or IHome in April by the EJecta You." Mrs. Elizabeth Slaven iCircle at the church. Mrs. was devotional chairman, us- Clara Riley was the hostess. tnr scripture from Genesis and Mrs. Donsld Boone gave the a meditation entitled, "She opening prayer with Mrs. Man· Shall Be. caned Woman." She ning KJ~s in .charge o~. devoelosed w1th a prayer. hon' ent•tied ·.HIS Way. Dur· Thank you n?tes were read ing lhr bwtne" session confrom Mrs. Clifford Hayes and dueled by the chairman, Mrs. 1 Mrs. Charles Searles. the proceed!! proJect from com· lioB.pital patients. 1t was rerent itO· John mittee Fultz, reported BO!illced that the three circles the bottle <aps. It was plaawQUld be in charge of refresh· ned to place the mP.ditational for the April meeting of booklet. "The Secret Place" in tho B. H. Senbom Missionary hospitals and to vlsi.t the SoCiety. Committee chairmen Carmen Rest Home. Mrs. Eva friim the circles include Mrs. Hartley was namt'd chairman , Mmard Owen, Mrs. ctnorles Iof lhe latlec project.. . Bennett, Mrs. George Freeland , 'fh . ted to d the ' m:l Mrs. Dana Hamm. I e ctr.c1e ~o . ·sen i The project for April . . wiiJ i scholarsht~ gtrl, Elaine Harbe remembering the shut-Ins for wood. a gift of money for ber , Easter. Mrs. Owen, program birthday. 'fhe April meetmg ehlirman, presented material I was. set for the 1:1econd Tuesday, from 11 missions magazine en· Apnl 1_3, be~ause of Easter. Othtltled, "The Apathy of the er proJec_ts mclude Easter trays . Church in the Civil Rights ,f01· shut-ms . and school lunches I liruggle.,. for four children. Mrs. Smart served a dessert Mn. A. R. Pullen wat p. . 1 eourse to the above and Mrs. gram chairman ualng flir her i Clyde Winebrenner, Mrs. Pearl topic. "The Beginning of the Hoffman and Mrs. Joho Kauff. Love Gilt ... Mrs. Edi>on Bakar THE DORCAS CIRCLE game the closing prayer. A desTray favors were prepared 1sert course was served to thoae I for are-a hospital p8tlents ~Y ! attending. : the Dorcas Circle at the home 1 I of Mrs. Paul Smart with 1 Mrs. Lillian McGhee • • co- l 0 ·: I I f"t::P {: .:::~ ~ .~~ I'~ J:~c u s, ' s:opbor-, P ne, our ca =~ bornlsa.::. ed. Mrs. • ..:.,.:. ~ wiD pia "P.. G andeur Overlllre .r"PreI ~ ;, C Sharp Minor',. and D ~" :vesG ol the.: ~ that the Sou=High School Coucert band must O!)lar claaa B-J . co tltlon) lO~ ~u: mpe orTh high i:bOot'band I a upadof 62 :,~~~en~ 011 gr · tlon eillstufour fiules, one E flat soprano clarinet, one oboe, II clarinets one alto clarinet, one bass cl.;,.Jnet, five alto aa& phones four French horns, two bariton~ saxophones, two teno.r saXophones, three baritone horns, eight trombones, seven trum ets, one bell, six drumm p two basses and three I 2 $]0 $2'00 $4900 ELBER FELDS $3.00 SPiiCIAL PURCHAJI REMNANT SALE CLOSEOUT SALEI 1.000 Pl.... lntornoltonol DRESS MATERIAL ITAJNLIII ITIIL On The 2nd Floor Hundreds of Remnanta of the most popular dress fabrics. Special ml11 purchases and remnants from our own 'stocks. All marked In plain sale prices for your easy selection. If you can sew you can ave a lot Thurlday, G1idden Homogenized FLATWARE ' Rog. 29c to 59< Vol.., Teaspoons, table opooll'l, knives, forb, satad forb, Iced tea opoou, oervtn1 piece&. Buy a IUJ!IIIY for home, lod(e or seliool. WHILI THIY 1,./.ST • 15c SPRE·D SATIN Interior w&n., «<llnu, woodwork. Easy to use. Drlu In 20 minutes. 'rhe ·most durable lasting wall Cll)lon you can blly. Easy to wub; · cleam like . lAtH • . ~ · [, For a &losi llll8Diel with lciap and water. . $5.50 . ..!1111 $J.75 · THUIISDAT · IRONING BOARD Pad ancl Cover Set ·T ellon c:oo.ted lltnteh GD eoven . p!ua HI'Yieeablo thick pad. ·Smootlier, coo~ quort •· falter. \ THURID~T : 69c S.lel' RCA Whirlpool WRINGEI -' \ Wc:~shing Machines Dependable Wjdrlpool, with auto)D&tlc euwff tim.· · · ·er, qUick reJ.ease h.,.vy wrljtg8f with '"Iter pump · llld With the S)n'&Datot A&ltatDf, .' , ' . .. , I •na.oo ., ACHIEVEMENT ULTRAS ON:: STOOl<INGs·, MMIYour .. ..n&U~ .BY BERKSBJRR . ' ~.· A. I AlleocllnC - • lba -~ med and Mra. Mlnnte NeuQ. .. f" ;·., ling, Mra. VlrJIDia - _~r, ••JI lliM cam. __ !~· L.!iio.,..il~~"""" ......_.;;;.;.:~:;,.;;:~~~~ .. "l.-·.• ., J"ll . . •.. ' ~-·r "SPURS" AXMINSTER RUGS I I (UPIJ _ BID Riggin! of Lawton , Okla., ad va·-• ·~~ to the Young Adutf ay /. Also, Mr. Bowen showed lbe film P.E.P. after which he an· swered question• concerning tL Relresbnlenta were served ' by our ·. refreshment committee. ~1, ~rlnmph Colom~lao . C/ M ass eets at fl'n/aw Home 1 .,.. ~:reco~itt.ee. ournam~ WOMENS DACRON Harry Houdashelt preOSS ltnled devotionals taken from the hooklet. "The Secret Place." S On ~~. Harold Chase, chairman. ! A potluck din~r at noon prewat in charge of the business : ("eded the meetmg of the Dau· lllttling. I ghlt!rs of Ruth class of tbe UnTbe project report was giv· •ted Methodist church Monday eu and Included the sponsormg i afternoon at the church. Mrl. of lunrh for one child during , Dessie Patterson asked grace. the school year. Committt"es ! Mrs. Frank Stewart, presiwere named to assi st with 1be I dent , was in charge of the meet. · ing which opened with 1h e Plllll!lll. . lhymn, "When Love Shin., In," with Mrs. Stewart at the piano. Devotions on Love taken from I Corinthians 13. with responsive reading from the A dist hymnal , were led by Mlsa LASTING Lydia Ebersbach. Sho closed SYMBOL OF with prayer. During the business sessiDD, the death of Mlss Augusta Genheimer, a member, waa· report.. ed and flowers were sent. A aympatby card waa also 110111 to the family. It waa decided to hold meetiJllljl every two months in the future. Mrs. Des. sle Patterson. Mrs. Mart Crary and Miss Nelle Bin& have birth-. • • ' 1 r ' days in March and birthday str'ltll MIKIIII .. ttyllft& .. cards will be sent them. ct. . . . IJIPIIIIIIIIt Nllll . b A short program wq (ll'esent ,....., ...,......lftl. ..... nrDCII'•, &Hcii..,.....U. ed by Mrs. Jamb Gloeckner who read foor ol her on,tul poems• incluellng "March"• and "Spring Flowers." 1be moiliilj closed with tho Lord's Prayer ill unlaon. ee Future Homemaken ol Amerlhave completed plallll lor the BIIDual St. Patrick's Day dan" to be held tills coming Friday a.t Ule Kyger Creek audllorlwn from 8 p. m. to 11 p. m. The Jays of Pomeroy wiJ1 emcee the Informal dance whlcb Ia open to the pubUc. .1 . I I RUt h Cl I M t M d ca 110 I ~~o.~e... Mrs. DANCE AT KYGER Tbe Kyger Creek IIJgh School je~thleen ' I Si!Po.,.,_ . . $2.95 . ' . .. Wtlt AT On 7 . . . --. ., .. .. 1£ rteol!l. . . . . llwsJw .011:;t: w li 11' . ..... ,_, 111'1 .'.s:.:.-:. - . . ~. ~ o~ YOLX~V~J~N0~·~28=5--------------------~~~~0~Y~~~·~~E~~~ - ~'~·~OH--10~---------T~H~UR~S~D~A~~~MA~R~C~H~I8~,~1~96=5----------------------~F~I~~-~~~- Cosmonaut Turns Somersault in Orbit ~ppolnted reJ:,"=· .... . ·....w.... •• _,........,. ~- ~ ~ ~ e~plalned. THURSDAY SPECIAL! 1 h f aug ters an frlenda. :n • Aull re<!elved carded and glfla from relaUvea =n~ ~ t:::..~·,::; .? deco~~'::. e cream were bart, Gene Yoot, 1bamaa Sa)'re, and George Baer were PIW' ent. · DuriDI a di8CU811lon P«iod with the School board, several questions wore Permission was granled by tile board to repair the much need· ed owings and playaround eqtllpment. • Chod Ward and Robert ~ fill were to help WI th:a and Juanita Har. I ned th bak I bake ~ e: ~ mon;·ma;m:s• prg. sa e Ward read a JlQOID of which she was the autlior, and Martha Lou Beegle, Jdan· Ita Harris and Letha Proffitt lnted to the nominal- a.- II a "'- I in& a roan on the moon and the I lions and experiments, and As Leonov moved O\'lay, tbe a lifeline. fact Leonov was able to lea~e then reentered . ~ capsu.le. earth was framed in the back- ~ Frte Fllgbt the Voskbdd and maneuver •n- 1 The televumn piCtures ground. He pulled up hiJ legs The cosmonaut drilled eerily dependently in the frigid si· . showed Leooov's helmet slowly and held on for some time to a in free flight in a """"" that jubilant aomersault before re- cy said. The feat was broad- man space ship. Virgil]. Gris- lence of space Indicated a big I emerging from .the airlock. then haudrail attached to the side of i was almost dreamlike. He w«o turning safely to the craft. cast by Moscow television. som and John W. Young are Soviet technical lead. 1 Leonov himself-bis ihoulders the ship. a slivery space suit and boots. Tht first .Jpace pedestrian During his space stroll. the blast off from Cape Kennedy Ninety mjnutes after the ship rand then his waist. I Then Leonov was shown to be Vi~wers could see oxygen tanb and a companion cosmonaut cosmonaut, Lt. Col. Alexei Leo- next Tuesday. 1wen! into orbit on its scheduled I He ~a used waist-high from floatin.g in a horizo~tal posJtion, strapped to his back. >nrt hurled into orbit today I nov, 30. took pictures with his I The Russians today sent Leo- one-day flight, Leonov worked : the eXIt batch for word from chan&mg to a ver l.1cal one and Belyayev wa s shown talking abo'!J'd the spaceship Voskhod lmovie camera and "conducted nov into orbit with Col. Pavel lhis ·way out of the cabin and B<lyayev that it -:as sale to backing away from the ship In from inside the ship with !Sunrise) II. For about ZO min- I visual observations of me earth Belyayev, 39. 'fhelr space first moved about 16 feet away . proceed. Belyayev signaled the a somersault maneuver. He I ground stallons. . utes one spaceman was outside 1 and outer space,'' Tas! said. I was a giant step toward land- There he carried out observa- go--ahead. 1 was attached to the capsule by Leonov and the shJp were orMOSCOW (UPI) - A Soviet the ship and Hoo .10 of those The Russian space spectacucosmonaut left his spac~ !hip minutes he floated frt-e ~n lar came only five days bef9re to; :10 minutes today wbile ·or· / space, connected to the sb1p the United States was scbed· bitlllg the earth. He turDecl a witb a lifeline, Tass news agen- uled to launch Its first tw~ to /· I I I17,,500 biting the earth ot speed •GI mlles per 1bour. tbl ship's maximum dlotanoe rr. earth waa more than a10 miles -the highest 1n the hJotory ot manned space fiighls. The Ta88 new• qency 111r1 Leonov .. stepped out of tt. cabin of Voskhod 11 at 11:11 a a .m. (3 :30 a.m. EST) moved up to five metm !If L i in.) away from the lhip." G-T Adding 200 Lines at Pomeroy A 200 line addition to the ' county,'' Kimball said. "Party and Portland. "But," he re- last quarter of 19SS. Kimball Pomeroy telephone building, re- I lines previously serving up to marked, ''this reduction should said, "Continued lfOWlh of tbl duction of rural phone lines in 10 customers per line, will benefit all customers. Rural area and the need for addttloD}Ieigs county and a complete .serve no more than eight when I lines probably will be less it • facilities makes the IChedW.. changeout of the equipment in the reduction is completed in ' busy." Further party Une re- ed change necessary.'' the Portland central office, high- May." ductions are planned for the General Telephone Co. 91 light a quarter million dollar Directly affected in Meigs future , the manager said. Ohio currently 111'¥81 IDDJ't 1965 construction program for county are more than 1200 rural The Portland central office than 285,000 telephones Jn obk.. General Telephone Co. of Ohio subscribers in Pomeroy, Mid- switching equipment is schedul- including nearly 5,000 ill ~ in Meig~ county. dleport. Letart Falls, Rutland ed for replacement during the , county. "THURSDAY" ·· Elb erfelds In Pomeroy *Is D OBSERVES IIIRTBDAY Mrl. WIIUam Ault recently observed her birthday anntver· llll'Y with her family lncludlllg Mr. .00 Mro. Charles Slndle and Panln Lawhorn of Springfield; Mr. and Mn. c. H. Wlae, Jr., o1 Waverly; . Mrs. Colella Bush and son, Greg, and the Ault children, Kay, Dennll, Merrl. A lnatrum~tal f:;t~·:•~will~·~be;;_Marc:;~h~25~--~C~o;;;w~en~w;;;l;;;th~pr~a;.:.yer~~--oiG;.iuy:i;iF;iln;i;laiiw;;;i._,_,_,.,._, I ll&hl• From Carvu.iel. ~~banda Nal]la ,!IIW of ...... wltiJ .. ..nd &eslvel, U pooitionl for llie eyes aJld IS p01lliou lor th moalb. ~:Jtlor Band wUI play regular meetlnl NCOntl7 at tiMI "~ Portland SchooL "BandoloJIY," "T be Good Southern Local School bolrd Daughter Overlllre,:' ·~ "lllgb- members John Flaber, Joe &. Theodorus Council, Daughters of America, met Monday even· DEROIT (UP!) - Detroit third ro::. of thel lt4th anJIIIntal lng st the IOOF hall Wltb LotRed WIDI Gordie Howe, who Barranq tenn • tie Cohen, councilor, presiding. auflered a severely Injured Tuesday with a 6-0 eW Edith Hines was reported Ill. right thigh In Sundays li-Z vic- over Lu Roa. Mrs. Sabra Morrison, a trans- Communications were read f~om r s · tory over . Boston, 1s taking ~n:ericans Ahce Tym of Pefer from another chapter, was Aline Everhart state .councilor, It was voted to purchase flowwhirlpool and heat treatments orJa •. Ill. , and Tory Fretz. of welcomed as a mem~ when concerni~g. membership; Ehza- er:~ for the altar at Easter and and trainers hope to have him Harrisburg, Pa.: won their first the regular meellng of Xi Gam- beth Qumlm state secretary•. In elder members of the church ready lor the Bruin game round events m Ill• womens rna Mu was held recently at the regard to a State Sessaon W:IU be remembered on thelr Thursday night. singles. Columbia Gas office in Middle- which will be held August 17 birthdays. Four tha~ you ~.~en~·~;;:;.~;;;~~~~~~~~~jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii;;;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii., port. and 18 in Dayton_ and from notes we~ read for g1fts from Mrs. Welker announced Edith Wakely, diStrict deputy. the class. A dessert course was there would be 8 mother-daugh- concerning the district rally served by Mrs. Everett Thomler luncheon for the March so-- April 22. A thank you note was as. h H lton I II cial and that plans were being read from t e aze am Y· made lor the annual Founders Phyllis Rowan of Forest Rose TO MEET TONIGHT 1 t Th d th (9:00 to 5:00) Day dinner. Mrs , R~ Sisson, Counci was a gu.es · e Past Prest enls of e Ways and Means chairman, re· A report was g1ven on the American Legion AuxlUary of minded members of the Tup- rummage sale held last week. Drew Webster Post will meet Thuradoy Salel perware party and that each It was announced that the hoot!: tonight al the borne of 111 Yonks Most Poputar member Is to bring a guest to of the Council would be audl Mrs. I . M. Tomton. . Womens 100% D~eron the next regular scheduled befor~ the ne~ meet1ng.f :e . meeting. meetms closed In regu1ar 0 • 1Cowen. The business meeting An invitation from Akron to Games were played a. refresh- waa conducted by the presidalt, (Western Style Tr~use;ol attend the State Conv~nlion to ments served. lllildY Pbalin, SHORT SLEEVE UNIFORMS For boys and youne nieo. held May 14, 15, and 16, 1 ' As their project the IIJ'OUP Slim fit, hip busglnl White, In sizes 10 to 20 and 14'h to 24'h was read . A. report was g.•ven vbled to belp purchase · Spurs. Twills and denlms. In wheat eolor or Dlack. by the nommatmg comm1ttee furnace for the church 1 bueand it was announced that there ment and repair tbe church THURSDAY f<tr IOYS' 2.98 SIUI will be election of nlflcers at _ letiD board. A tree-will off,erlr~&ll the next meetmg. was taken for flower. IDCl ,- · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , THURSDAY A program on "Neighborhood The Young Adult Class of the cellaneous projecll. . S.le19 foot by 12 Foot Se1mless Social Costoms " was giVen by Pomeroy Baptist Church mot YOUTHS' Uf IIZII Mary Anderso~ and refresh- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1be meetJnc wu c~ Sl't.50 ments were served by Reva Richard Flnlaw with 14 mem- refresbmenll aerved by THURSDAY '.10 Vaughan and Anll Rupe, with bers present. lbostea, Gertrude Flnlaw. Well Known Makes MIN'I 3.91 IJDI members pretent. The nen Devotions were led by Betty ored slides wera abon by Dks 'I 18 ....,.;, ON THI THURSDAY mee In · IRD PLOOR ' 8. H. Sanborn Missionary Society • Circles Plan #or April Meetmg Plans Wt!Te made by the Cir· hospitality hour for .the ''• D fAG rOUp Meets at /OOF Hal/ Mrs. Lucke D • / LeVOtiOnQ d M Sd· eQ er On Oy fte ...........,...,- -. IIIOW YOU KNOW Portia:'!!I~ . Ill 'l1le Port! . Robert 0~-• ~-~~~ the Southern """"' ,_. ~""' nd re rted today 1115' IJtu. 1o Saturday to IronI« the dlatrlct OMEA Mus'lc Conteot. Mr. Gamer polnled QUI tl!at .the 7th and llh grade band of 4% membera (three ninth arade students wiD be used In tills group to supply full basic illsb'umentation) wiD be the nnty group of Ita kind to enter Junior . High competition. from M&IBS county. He said tills young" but "line :.~ ~· SchooiBoard Meet w'th ~ S "I • Ill � 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 17, 1965