https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6f71234b48129257363f01c12602bb94.pdf 8fa1df7040ebf38e70ff0da4fe15b9b1 PDF Text Text \ '' _.... ' f I "'b, . . _ . , . . . . . , _ _ _. ~....,..- r r r' • • ' ·, ' ELBERFELDS F~~~-. 8-DaUy SeoUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., .Mar. 30, 1965 Mainly About People In Pomeroy ... . .~ ..;;~ ' . at Pompano Beach , F'la They by her sis- and Mrs. V D. Edwards, is confined to his homt' wtth 1 lhroal lJJfE"f'tion. Mr. and Mr.. Jern Strader and son, Mark All~n: of Burgesttown, Pa.. were wee-k end guests of h!'r parents. RP\'. and Mrs. Menul Smith and famil~· · Mn. F.dward Hunnell and daughter, June, of Bidwell. visliN~ Sunday wlth Mr. and Mrs ' ~OW . ' .........." ."" i . CARPET VALl! DURABLE NYLON. flE ~, ter. Miss Cheryl Edwards David Edwards, son ol Mr. ' . ·mGAa#Jflrr".carpet by f'#J. llr. and Mrs. Larry Hemes, at Ohio University . are •pendln& their spring vacation a~rnpanied ' ' COME IN AND··SK;: ·I pitudent wen ' '~ DEPARTMENT -~ -. I 111ate Fa JliW. ;:~ CWia-.. :-•zt, ......, ...... ... . •. ·. WEAR- EASY CA11E l YOU KNOW ~e "' • at y ~ , Deeuted 7'e 7'1N,ln'P't1M 01 7'.. llaPM- ...,._ . ;' ":'; .NO.: . · Mrs. Dever Biggerstaff .:tnd 1 die Smith. Mrs. Larry Stafford and chil- ' dren. Loretta and Larry .Jr ., visitt'd Sund&)' alternoon with her aunt and uncle, Mr. an:1 Mrs. Clarf'nre Andrt>ws and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andand Raymond visited rri· day !!'venin& with Mr. and Mn. Everett Bachner, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Llo~·d Moore and Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner v1s· itN:I SWlda~ afternoon at Long Bottom with Mr. Mnd Mrs Rilf'y Pigott. Roland F'isher, student al Mountain State Business College, spent tht> weekend wi!l1 his parents. Mr . and :\'Irs. MalOn fisher and family. Hto was back by Mn. BE'ITY ANN COVERT MEIGS THEATRE former residents of Middleport, are announcing the engagement a_nd approa~hing rfWS ENGAGICMENT A:-.INOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Covert, Belpre, Ohio, 1' "En_..,..t" 'e arpet by Lees eoml>lneo beauty and quality at a Let Our Men Carpet priee IIIIYODO caa. alford. The •..clireetlooal eontemporal'J Your Home Wall tD marriage of a tw1n daughter Betty Ann to Walter Howard Burks. MJSs Covert Is the daughter of Ernest Covert and Mary Grabey, resident of Columbus. The prospective bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Burks of Huntington, W.Va. A gra· . duate of Huntington Vinson in the Class of "61" he is now employed with Western I I - loopo give pattem;ill~ to tbe loc!ri yet allow you eomplete freedom ill plonDinw YOW' dec!aratin8 sCheme. Made with 100'10.DuPont501uyllm,fac:eyama, "Engagement" carpet will araee Your liDe fumltuN!or yeara and yean. Resiallo shedding and ln«nng. _Euy te eleul. Moot stains wipe a..., in a Oasb. ~i17 uiotbJiroof. I All th• qualiti8a iruilce "iln&apJ~~ent" a truly wonderflll earpet. See this ..,.,..eloQI ~ue ill carpeting today. Chaoee from tb- colon: Cortes Reel, ·Airlber Gold, Meadow Mist, Firetbom, H:rdran&-, Cornllower, Polo Tan, Bronze, Ca!!C8de Green, Golden Glciw, ~·Cqeqa, G~ Olive, MoDtel' Sand, Bali, Um.~. MeenelaawD,and Muffin Bei..,. studying for his Bachelor's Degree in Business Admin- 1 istratiun through International Correspondence Stu die•. The bride-elect is a 1961 Electric in Columbus. He Is graduate of Portsmouth High SchooL She attended Ohio Univer•ity in Athens lor I two years and i.s now employed with Nationwide Insurance Company in Columbus. : The wedding will be an event of July 10 at Trinity MethodJSt Church in Columbus. 1 C:•lercartoon• WED . and THURSDAY March 31·Aprlll NOT OPEN IIF;<h<.r and Gordon, Carla and Sunday with her brother and ver rel.urned to their home in who visited bnefly sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lakewood Monday after a ten Mr. and Mrs. William Fish- Fracker. days visit WJth Mr. and Mrs. IIRIDAY •nd SATURDAY and son. Belpre. James Frecker, who has Stanley Trussell. 1 .. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Roush been stationed with the Mar!ne sl Mrs. Archie Tuttle Is confin5 1 Dan Q1Herlihy and and daughter. Carolyn, of ; for the past three years, re-ed tP her home at Eagle Ridge Walter Matthau New Haven. W. Va .. Mr . and ' ceived his discharge and re· with a fractured knee cap re"NIGHT TRAIN TO PARIS" ., ...... 0. E. Harris and Mr. and turned horne Friday. ceived in a fall recently. Leslie Nielsen, Alizia Gur Paul Harris and family Miss Joan Frecker of Reeds· Mrs. Amy WoHe, who ret1>rn- ll SUN., MON., TUES. Sunday evening with Mr .. ville spent the weekend with ed home from Holzer hopsital, April 4-5-6 Mrs. Mason Fisher . and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Saturday, is Convalescing ~·GET YOURS!L,. 1 · ~"'reeker. :the home of her granddaughter 1 1 . f:ft !': Wall - VIall Tho Cor· pet Deportment on tiM been filed pending official• 2nd Floor. L..-------.1 .--------'1 Linoleum• and All Hard Surface Floor Coverlnp. The new 19811 pattenJJ are now on lilt ot Elberleldo WanhoUM oa Mechanic Street. ELBERFELDS DEPARTMENT STORE ·• POMEROY Holter visited , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 011· Mrs. John Rose, Basban . Mrs. Homer A COLLEGE GIRL" • -~ F• N Pi BLOOMING NOW SPRING PASTELS - - 2 FOR EASTER and AFTER Fe N• At -2 89 by Fo •' ~~!..· \ "' N) 1 ' l Ex 4 s. - ..'• ~ Uttle heels and low little flats have added dash in Spring ligbts and pastels. Often open· ed ur cleverly strapped they travel so many places in great style. See them tomorrow at Hartley 6c Bennett in Pomeroy, Fo Ny 6.99 to 9.99 .. ' . . AIummum IS 2 -~ext Goal of 3( li'o. Sizes 5 to 10 Widths 1"4 - Ea 2 ' USWUnion AAA, AA, B, C Fo; Tw Ea1 2( If "F PURSES TO MATCH 3.99 pluo I tox OPEN AiL DAY THURSDAY [ !.' , __ -..~' --~~.,.--·~·· . . •• • · ~- _ __ ,.. _ .~ ~ ~ _ 4 . ... . . . . ... -~-·-~ --~-· .. - --J- .,. -.. -...·--·· -·-·---·-·-·-·--·-·-·.. ·-···----·----..;,.-~u••.,...-.,.;~..:....,4 ~ ,o - - - - - - - ··· Tipoff: Traded Hjdrolic Jack for Gas children, Randy and Vicky, returned ~o their home. St. Lou1s, Mo., Sunday~ after a week' !! visit with her mother, Mrs. Ed- Keenan Wynn. -· 7 .• -= ~\lot;::·~-X~V;;-1 :-:;;29:6;._----:------:==::-:-:-::-:--=-:-:-.:_-:-----------------i' e;" POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ~DNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1965 John Batey. LAST TIMI TONIGHT ''THE AMERICANIZATION OF EMILY" James Garner, Julie Andrews Melvyn Douglas, Jai. Coburn, e tine\;• FIVE QN11 . ' ,' •, ':.. . .- �, The Dailg Senti••' .. 2·DIIl1 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle~rt, 0., ' "It Seems It's O.K. to Kill 'em · · But Not to Make 'em Sick With Gas!" ~ ' Voi" of Broadway •• reporting. ' ty, 11111 atart a comeback tbil Spl'illl at Middleport. Wfth IIUwhere I<> 10 but up. ward, the Jacketa moved ~ aide for the lint time Tueada)' alter cluses lo clodle mud puddleo at l!:uniclplll Park and .w, fllel hlt In the lint 11146 auson batting driU. Several ffiiSOIII are belnc listed lor guarded optlmllm &· bout this year's Jacket baJe. ball team. Namely - Return of t lettermen It MHS had given baaeball Jet. lers lut year - from the '64 ~~quad whleb went a.. ID SI!:OAL I COMMENT•TIND IDITORIAUY Out In Cold . Jy DORotHY KILGALLI!N WE ARE left out on a limb again If tht BY IX>IIO!'IIY KJLGALL llroldw41 Grapevine map now being cl~ulaled for the propoMCI Appalachian highway, which will eoune across southern and eutem Ohio Ia going to be the plan followed. The two counties of Gallla and Meigs are not eY. en slated for proposed access higbwaya: and we just wonder what the explana• lion could be. The map, If you have seen one, shows two sizeable splits In the main roadway. One alarts at Peebles and enda at a point near Jackson, with one dlp aolnc down towardl the Obio River. The other atarta In welt of AthenJ, with a segment looping up to McConn~!•· ville and the other dipping down to Bel· pre and then skirting the Marietta area. It tlll'lll biCik inland at New Matamona, and wlnda up to near Woodsfield tndlnr A few daya after abe llllil1ni• 1y po_.t tw plctwtl p~l~Ql~Dr 1bt "1 iMO"WWIt that abe would Jd trej .Jtan. · liarlow's molher In tho Electrona- • •• I r ( • ~ 4 • I '• '• 3 f 1 E • I •f 1 E 2 l ! w ...... ""' ~.UO: hllb Capitol Comment, Events By \VI!Uam BY WTLUAIIl I. WIUTit WASHINGTON - 'nMI true test for the bipartisan clvU rights roreea In ConiriU II 1101 now and nenr wUI ht posed by the millorlty Doep Southlt1l oppooitlon. The m1st1na Southemtn end 1101 all of them are I'MIDinl - will never be ablo I<> pr. nnt action. Incited, U.., wiU not, ln their procresslvtly "'"" inC •hnllh. ht Clpllblt .... of lnlluonclnc the ouii!OIIIt In lillY s. \VIdte rllltts miUID"'I ~ from Qlb. dam l.s. v qUINn. Aod the dqv CICIIIIDI Ill It COIDII In tht Senate from tht House of Repruclltlvea aome Nortbtnl Republican• and fNm the even unwllt 11Domoeratt who wisll lo add lo forts of the RtpubllcaD leadv, u alrtadJ ~IJ compllo Ford of Mlcblpn, IUid cattd biD - alld Gilt llreacb ol "'raid hlo associates 1<> outlegislate tbe far from Clll'lalll tollltltutlonaJ,. lty - CJPIIIIy punltl.. ......., toree metllll'tl. Tbtlt would ht unwiM u a 1111tllr ol public polleJ and unworklble 011 limpit human experltnct. Sea .Jaeob K. Jevlts ot Now York could fairly be uld 1<> typlfJ t b II significant way. The vital threat to the ultl· aroup perhaps more precilely mate enac-tmt:nt of a fatr. tol· than lii1)'QDI elso. Hil alncerity erable and enlorteablo - re- ~ motives ar< not ID que• peat onforo.able N~gro volin& Uoo bert; bia le&lslativt wit- far S<ltllldor RepubU.,an Sonale leiGership headed by Sen. Ev· er.tt McKlaley DlrkiBD ol !IllDOll. Ford's Pf')poslls to "llllprove•• and "toughen•• the exlaling bipartisan bill, which is oaaenUally the product of llltllt bet\Yffil the Johnson Admlll'*•tloo and Dlrkml are periiOUIIly inept, for eeveral rea- acree- IOns. HELEN HELP US! - by Helen Bottei-...J YOUTH ASKED FOit IT This <:<lunm lor yoong II""' pi<, their problems and plea• um, their lroubles and l\ln. />.s with the resl of Holen Help US' , it welcomes laughs but won't dod&e a seriout question is ways shall, but above aU ten him we wUI ht loiether bf. cau"' with each bappy IIIOIDtllt in the future, we'll lhillll " HI'I sharin& it too." ITEM. They would ruult Ill a measurt which attempted to ao too far - that is, In a _.. ure or fuWity. ITEM. They would, In COIJo eequcee, alleoate a poulbly decisive body ol OODurbllll SeiJo ate Republlcana who will ao • fl)(lg with reUOilible laoclioDI 88Binal tho Soutb but WOIIId not ,o lor a moment with what the Ford people ban In mind. And It ia the Senate, and not the House, whleb is tha vital arena of decision. Nobody doubta that the House would and could pa.., almost anything, &lvto the pmenl lllQQd, 111o., troL . T:.it Is Illustrated by aucb Wt blame the m~~~J lli,lurl• eootradlctory bdutviQI' 81 ha'· that OtlCIII' In the bome 011 IICCIInl oat belli loslalled io your dtato but faD to add that wa car then beinC throl'll from the wtre too IQJ or ~I 10 ear In an accident because you prevent them. hadn't bothete4 to fastu your we tab a .nut It lelp • ,.. belt. Or eallua 10 much of the 1u tJtea eJ1mb 1n1o a ear and r:~ =i!·~ru."~v:a~~ ·*'" ·~-=-: :=:::. IBie. '"·· · " · _, ,. "" '" ' ~ relulallll a iltopllliL A doctor recently treated a We take piUs at night I<> help man lor a peptle uloer. T h • uo aleep and pep pl)]s In the man bad warried hlm'ltll lick mom'•g 1<> get us IJOI"' apln. about r..U~ faUout. when Then we wol¥1er why we nev· he ahould bavt been rllii.PliiJ. er f<ll!l quile JJP to par. · Did you ever etop and paale ovir how the rest of tbe animal kingdom gets &1011110 well wlth- Waleh over Mother and ease her burden fer she ill blladed 0111 tranquillterl7 Meybe the1with a brush--off. by (1'1•1. Plea,. saw her from Today lli Wtduelldey, March 're 11111arter than we think they leadened Send your teeth•p q1111tlons pain and lilt ber 31, the 90th day of 1962 with 275 are. to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, heart. Q - Wllat II a earaaele? Call to follow. care o1 Helen Help US! this II be cured? . I haw slrmed but You do not MM. In anJ event, these n...spaper. A I thai do Tbt moon II approachlog Its ha"" 1<> forlin 111<. Ratller Ford propo~~ls arilt from a not · mean a. carbuncle, which A GIRL'S PIU YER pleiM aceept by father Into ohamber which Is not in hl!lor- Dew phase. Is a Jarse boll with more tbBil Your Kingdom of understand- lcal truth able, on Its own IUid Ooar Readers: 'lbt mornlog star Is Mars. one openhta. A 'W'Uifcle II a There are times when a col· inC love. Keep him oafe tw 111. without the ehocks and blandumnist must cry. This Ia one ol - PA'l'TI Tbe evening atan.. are Mars. llllall fleshy outgrowth any· ly 111111 gulda!ICI of the Senate, · frhere lit the ~. A QOI'IDal them : The following letter Is 1<> legislate with true wisdom Jupiter and Mei'CIIrY. PROJILPI WITH A example II found .t the Inner from a ~lrl ID her early tHnS. on 10 harsh, so puslonste and Franz Joseph Haydn, the AusCAPri'AL "8" uglo of the eye. In some M>mDear Helen: ., lrqlc an liM u civU trilll composer, was hom on ' l lliir lfelen: en a p11inlul earuilole lomla at Will you pkase print my let· this day Ia 1732. . rf&hla. the outlet of the bladder. II IUch ter. II Is not Ill you. but l.ha•t · ·1 ba'<il a problem and It llarts Hou•e meehanlmll art lint 011 this day ID blstoey: . I eat'lJ!ICle is 1111811, II I * be lan't rate lor hlftdllne DOIICOMtilllto writ• lt. WaltiJI& is so lonoly. •it.b I Cl{lilal "B". It Ill 1840, an oncullw o touched with an electric caularJ bo)'l,. il't Bi& Brother. Aocl he's tlonll questloal. Ill currtnl leadDear God: baued by President Vaa. IM'tn after whidl.. lt will dJtlaijpear• I am writinl to you becaWII wOIIdetful, but the lroublo b, ers, DemoCI'IIIe and Repub!lclll. lltlblished • 10.hour work day Bul It II It lli Jarie II 1118Y bave I don't know wbere to turo. I I'm ''<leorp'a little slstar." HI an able men. But the tb!Jtnct lltabllshed · a lO.hour Wol'k clay to be cut ·out ·'l1lei'e 111Uany MYO just IQUild out that ~ II· is 21, I'm 16 and look Y011111 In the lloust, lloclllll olltllraa 1111' IOvtmllleal ~klyel. 101111 blteetlon In .a bla~ wltb thtr will die very IIQQII. Tbere lor IIIJ' qo. I think his lrlendl IIICI J'llll'f!Divt rulel, of 111J Ia 1150, the fonner 'l'ltlt Jll'8' • palnliif caruncle and tbJs must Is nolhing any roorta I can do. '"' the ..- . but they WQU]d ..paelty lor truly Nrdllfta ol the United stateil anll be treltecl to prevt~~t • 1.'1"'111"' You haw decided upoo my fa· never think of tobbill& the cra- bile on 1 hl&b phllolopldcl) It,. -tor lfom South Clrollna, ther for the mou clreade<l. B<llll.. dle, allll. buldee, l llll t1 II an undeellblt lborlconlJollll c. Clttho1111, died. . lim.. the most welcome, ;jour- Gealge'a lister. He'a ··a liM lllf. Ia lilt, ~H&I!I Sayl,n& .. Tlmo, . Dty: death. frilllld, WI think allk~ 11'1 Vflfl ITI!:M. " ' - r , the lloult I haw asked myself, "Why close, bul be'l tho ba- body Republloalll art moYIDC 011 wllll - · Into ea..t iltrouahout the tlnlted States lor the flrat time. him'" He is SO iloOO, SO WOJ>o auard soU.. AoJ lloy 11M 1o Is bound to lie - . reprdlea Ia ltJI, Cong!'eu ereated the 4eriul, 111cb a iood husband. pu1 Georp'e liltnt third d• of llew purt their mou- 1111J Civilian Oonservatlon Corpl to father, nei11hbor an4 friend. My . ,... before they eaa dlt. me, ht, I I a pl'lttJ Pll'lltiiD JIM. provide vocational tralnllll and anawer is simple: "Why DOl and that Lm't euy. We diiMible , _ Ia I IUiplclon that they him!" dale, boca- Georp lhina 1 an playlnl ~ falriJ ~ employment for yoonc men. Death i• such a feared thlna, netd a chaperono. politl<alof ·nell! - · J'llr'l qalnll eo the but II can bt a bleasing. My approach ... A thouiJhl lor the day - Sen. Gorp left lor the """" ed latber has been •pared • creal last IIIOIIth, but It hasn't the~· psionll electiolll in their op. John c. Calhoun ooeo said ~'nlt deal of pain. I am so lll'atelul ed. Tbt boys are allll III'Hfl· on purpo,. to reclaim urban vot· surrender of life Ill notllbi& to friends or IIIIJ'IIOrl lor tho Ropubllean llnkinl dowo Into aebow~&lor that, Livinl wawd be sui· iah. A couple of hls lertng, every day more, and 1 have uked mt "Wbo'1 IOiiJI to fl8l'l7. It Ia ID aim 111tlnly Ito 1111111 of Inferiority." rea!W! !his is the best way. IICanl off the WDives now, eaa gitimate In ltaolf. But tblo Ia not It never occurred lo rne that I apply? " bul they're only the pia.,. lo try I<> lmpltmllll nvE FOR FfVB my lather MJuld be tht one kidding. I !eel like WHtlns a it. cbol<lll by You. Please ioop oip that says, "George's little For, nan as It may SMm, MILWAUKEB, Wla. (lJPI)watch over him for he is mme sister Is old llllOUih 1<> take care there are cer1ain national ifo Patrollnaa !Widolplt R. t and shall soon be YOIII'L He .el berseU and old ..,u&h Ill liUio whlcb eanDilt be treel04 will ht reedy 1<> aJIPI1 fQI' ·~ may never hear his - l y date. Any bide!" or bow CAN In Congress 88 mere pai'IJ It- medical decrte aoy day DOlt. 11om llanddau&hter's laUCh I• I get It acrou thath U.., -'1 sues without great c!am&ie to He duerves It . gain, or see her omllllta fa.,._ lie atcuek down ~ the tlla! 1111 the puJllOS'! of prod~lnc wort· Luedke dallvered a habJ bt 1 but I &ball see It lor ltkn. S.. Qui? - r..rrn.E SISTER able leglal.ation. In the moll· pollee ambulance Monday lor des1illed lor death, may never 'l;lear Little Slater: prec!M way, tbl.a Ia )Wit aucb 1111 the llltb lime In bll flv• Jlll'l aee llijl matbar liakl. nevu ' Tbt boya probably fJIUft Bts lowe. ,.. the force. bear her velce or loel htr touch. Biulher Is watehing, wherever The bottom reality Ia that !hi I will do these lor blm. lie il. It wiO tab 1 while, but Acl!nlnistratlon-Dirkson bill Is Just let him know he Ia waot• they'll be lll'OIInd. And don't Ill enilrely- "touch" enouab u It WELCOMit DAMAGE ad and loveol, dear God. Jill\ Geor~e down. - H. stands, II not, Indeed, too toucb let him know thet he llhaU ellogetller. Tho lndleateel ecurllt DOVer ht lor10tten In the bearta 'nUs column Is clodloaled to lor the elvll rights forces, thereof aU wbo knew him. family llvtna, so if you're hav- !on, is 1o •ettle thankfully for Watch over him and tell him lng kid troublt or IIIII plaiD what thy ha"" alroadJ lOt A I have cried al¥1 that my lean trouble, let Helen Help YOU. persistent uowUIIn.- to quit ""!fe nded with eadnen at his SIM> will also weli\QIIII JOUI' while they -111'1 llhMd will htlp dep~ IUid with hepPIDesa Awn aii1WIIna experlencu. M- llllbody but their !IPP'I'IIIoa. of hie bern, oparetl pain. TtU •. t!.lUJIIItll Ida I Mw lowd ltlm and II- a-e O'T00Ie Goes El.ght Frames,· Red.s Capture 12th Victory em. Wl'toutoop;r1 -· B0beats Have 5Veterans ~:;~..:~.;,! ~t.and Open Drills .nville ., u.- News 1\»tes Philsdelphla w.2 \ Cincinnati I 2 Wesleru Dlvbloa !Best of Flvt) W. L. . •·BaltliiJOro 3 1 St. Lou1s 1 S x-Ciinched series Tuesday'• Result Balti' more 1..,.~ St. ,uuuts _ . t03 NeR f i:\':( . Tampa, Fla . (UP!) - The Minnesota Twins are supposed h tc have the power itters. but you cou'dr't prove it off what th,"Y did Tuesday against Jim 0 Toole. . And t.ht• Reds, not noted as a power·h'tt' 1 mg Iearn th . e past Iew years. COO:ltnued. thetr home run parade with a pair in the 7·3 tr10mp h. O'Toole allowed just four hits sick: " . as he pttched etght mm_ng~ an~ ~mcmna~! ~a~ meets the became t)te first Cmcmnab Philadelphia Ph1ll1es for the fl. pitcher to work lhat long lhls nat llme lhl• spnog sprmg. He surrendered one run. The Reds cut four players The veteran southpaw was from their roster Tuesday. They spoiled to a U bad in the first sent . pitcher Dan N~vllle, a inning on Frank Robinson 's rook1e, fJrst baseillB:n Tun Harkhomer off Camilo Pascual. nes::; ~md outfielder Mel Queen The Reds got two more in the to their San Diego farm club in third, one a double-steal on optioned the Pacific Coast League which Peteon Rose scored. and pitcher Larry Doveland to added another in the sixth on lntlianapo'i• · · Gordy Coleman's second homer The 23-year-old Queen spent of ~e . spri~g. . last sea~on wi~ the Reds, . but Cmcmnatt 11 fmal two runs saw action mamly as a pmch eame in the eighth on two sln- hitter in 48 games. He hit .200 g Ies, a .dauble a nd an error bY WI'th t ~o homers and 12 runs the Tw1n1: batttd m. The Twnm got the;r first run Earlier 22·year-old pitcher ln. the seventh off the tlr"!g Darr•ll Osteen was sent do':"' 0 Toole and added a pa1r Hl 1o ~an D1ego. He pllched six Illthe ninth off reliever Ryne Our- nings of a no-hit ball game en. ITuesday for the Padres. Q - My oleetor •71 1111 blood cholesterol level 1311) il too blgb. He pul me on 1 flll·poor dial and it C8lliO down In 3115. Should I lr.ttp oa witb the diet! • - />.ldtoup the te. . . . uo t.o 1M u !Itt aormal J'811ge of choleslerol In the blood. heart speciailms bnve found thai pel'IOIII wltb aver :U. mUIIII'&IliS per 11)0 !lliiUters ol )llood ·are three times u likely ra liivi COt'OIIIry bean disease as tboee . with 220 or less. Bearing !his Ia mind I thillk you should CCI-<lPerate wi'b your doctor In ao ef· fort to brhta your owo level tlowo even further. II•• -- - - · ··--- -- - -- THE DAILY SENTINR DIIVOTEIJ fO INT&!IISl r BuIIets, 76ers Are Proving 0~ MIICill MAlON AR.,_ • 0 ff In • 50 TOp Pros Teeing you Greater Greensboro 0pen . unsuccessful candidate ror the Democrat1r nomH!at1on far gove•nor; and Jim Hickey, head foolball roach at the University GREENSBORO, N C (UP!) - Fifty top professmnals and 100 amateurs lee off today in the pr<Him preliminary I<> the llminiry gels underway at I ~ep. Mark Short o! Guilford a.m. EST The last threesome County. leaves the f1rst tee at 1:16 p.m. Former Wake Fore•! College Normally, only one pro and golf slar Arnold Palmer will one amateu1 would team up for team up w1th Wake Forest, P.,sthe event, but the format was ketball Coa•'h Bolnes MciGnney changed this year I<> let teams and amateur Nick Saorinty in COJlSlst of one pro and two another· threesome. amateurs each. A field ••I 144 professionals Amoog the tap threesomea will tee! .of! Thursday In the will be seven-time GGO winner !lirst rouhd of the GGO ' itself. S•m Snead; honorary GGO The champiOnship round will C_h_al_'rm _ an_ R,__ic,__h_ardso-=.:..;":......::_Pre , ,__b,__e..._p:.::la:::y..::.ed:....::S.:: un.::d:::ay:.:._ _ __ 2 ye.::r.:_ a~ posslbl~ a catcher.. I Mrs. Frances Young called Schoendienst TOps Keane In • · r lioo Wednesday night. r;iis~ 2-1 and 4-1, andThto Hacin e I;;;,n Gi':so:o:~d f~mi~;. Po~~ The Bul1ets, who finished m 13 mnmgs. e1r on1y m th third behind St. Louis in the eCOD Or other defeat was a trouncing , :::'r. ' and Mrs Nick Perkins ' NBA's Western Division during from Middleport . I Patsy Clark i of Kmgsbury Rd. ' : PHONE FOR FREE ESTIMA TESt the regular season have beaten By FRED DOWN ~yger_ Creek opens tts season . spent Friday evt>ning with Mr. the Hawks :1-l in 'the best out UP! Sporto Wriler thJS Friday ~fte rnoon .at Galli· land Mrs. Lyle Hysell and lam· ol five s e r 1e s. Philadelphia I The St. Louis cardinals hope :pol~s, begmnmg at 4 o clock. ! ily. · . came in third behind Cincinnati · Johnny Keane enJOys dmlng on , \\tckhne has scheduled six 1 Mrs. Nolan (Mary\ Haning's i In the ~astern Division and his own words. :games thus far. He hop~ to mother, Mrs. Maude McMur- 1 lead !he' Royals 2-l in their Nothing personal, or course, ·add more as ,weather perm1ts; r 4:;.. is . in Y.elerans . M~morial ; . P~ ~E ST. WY 2·3284 MIDDLEPORT, 0. playoff series The 76ers can bul lhe world champions had Here1 IsI .. KC· · s· · schedule :. Hos:i:ta~l~in~P:o:m:•r:o:y~.-=======================::~ wrap At Galhpolls -·--11 up with a victory Wed- that amused • confused. abused AAprl1 sda . feel;n• when Keane left them pr1 8 .. .. .. At Middleport ne y n~ght -~ A ·1 22 G II' r Loughery ·who averaged for the New York Yankees and Apnl Tl " .. A aR•po. •s "All I said wa s: about nine 'points 8 game dur- the~ announced that the_ te~,f!l Ja~ 7 . · · · · ·. ~aci~~me ing the season against the which lost the World Ser1es ts All K C· k h Hawks scored 67 points in four the best team l've ever been are playgeder ree th omChe g-~~es 'th " Y on eSchooleMolregames ' against St. Louis in the associated T WI · Kyger Elementary dia· playoffs, including a 31 point he teams ~et Tuesday lor mond. performance Tuesday. night in the first t•me smce the World leading the Bullets to a 109-!03 Series - with Keane double- Mr. and Mrs. George Wrighl . series-clinching victory. dommg for the Yankee dugout, of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs The Hawks led throughout the ; of co~rse_ - and, lo and behold, : Felix Alkire of Harrisonville·, contest until the Bullels knot· , lhe Cardmals came out on top ' enjoyed a steak supper in Galli· ted the game in the fourth 1agam. . I polis on Saturday evening. quarter. Baltimor< broke a 94- It was rookie . Redbrrd Man94 deadlock late in the period ager AI SchoendJenst who wore FOYT ENTERED on three successive goals, two lhe look o! the cat that sw~l- INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI)by Walt Bellamy and one by lowed the canary when hot·hJt· A. F. Foyt will try for a third Don Obi and took the lead for tmg rookoe Infielder Ed Sp1ezio Speedway SOO-mile race victory good. ' ~It _a 430--foot triple in the ninth this year In a rear-engine, V-8 The Bullets travel lo Los An- mnmg to give lhe Cardinals a powered car. getes Saturday I<> meet th 4-3 v1ctory. Bob Purkey limited --Western D i v 1 s 10 0 champi.:: the Yankees to one run for s1x MANCimSTER, England Lukers In the first of the best innings but the American Lea- rUP!i - Johnny Cookie, Bri· S dEff 1 l GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. 0 Show me afilter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat." the brllllant career of St. Louis star Bob Pelllt, who announced his retirement several weeks ago. Pettit, the only player in the NBA to s<ore over 20 000 poinls, said he's ••pretty .;.ell upSet going nut like this ... He played only 14 minutes and scored six points. r~in~,io~u~tpoEin:le~d~P~a~ui~Airrns~le~ad~,~::::~~~~~~L~U~C~K;Y~S~T=R;I;K~E;;F~IL~T=E=R~S=:;;;;;:;;;;;~=~~~~~~~~~ guers lied Inthethescore with and Lus Angeles 1wellerweights 10). gle runs seventh eighth mnings against Ray Washburn. . . A ver•g• Dropa Sp1ezw, a 23·year-old natl~e of Joliet, Ill ., who hrt .300 m 32 games lor Tulsa last season, IS . hlttmg al such a hot pace thiS spnng that hJS one hit in two tnes agamst the Yankees reduced hts average from .632 to .619. Los Angeles Dodger strikeout king Sandy Koufax pitched a !our-hitter and struck oul but the Chicago White Sox got thr<e·hit pitching of their own from Bruce Howard and Greg Bolio lor a 2-0 triumph It was Koufax ' second consecutive nine-inning sparkler although be lost both games. JAY mUMP WITHDRAWN LAMBOURN England IUPI) -Jay Trump' wlnner of the Grand Nati..;al Sleeplecha,., has b"'m withdrawn from Sal· , urday's Whitbread Gold Cup at 1 Sandown and wiD next run in the Grand Sleeplecbase de Paris at Aueull, France, June 211. HEAVY 11CKET SALE Twelve cil,ndidates are trying Oll>Y Golf clu1J. HOUSTON IUPI) - Nearly FIGHT RESULTS out for the !~ Middleport High The schedule to date: 175,000 tickets have been sold By Untied Prell illternallonal •chool golf learn under Coach Monday, April 5 at t p.m. for the Houston Astros' first six NEW YORK <UP!) - Jose Nolan P. SWI!ckhammer. against Gal~. .. :baseball games 1n the new Har- Torres, 111'1•, New York, ! They lnclud& Steve Hlndy, Pat Monday, April 12 at 4 p.m. a· , rls County domed sladium. stopped Willie Pastrano, 17410, Edwards, Wayile Davis, Sam 1a1Dst Nelsonvme. ISOCCER MEET New Orleans (9) - Won world Clatworthy, />.sa\Bradbury, Dave TUesday, Apr!ll3 at Hidden ! ST. LOUIS (UPI)-The Cath· light heavyweight title); mille Jenkins, Dave l,lurkett, Jim Valley ag)IIMj Wahama. . olic Youth Council AlhSiaro of Griffith, 14810, New York, outButeber, Steve Pullen, Bob · .FJ:Iday, ·April 18 a!. 4 p.m. •· St. Louis will meet Eogland's polnled Jose Stable, 146, Cuba Schmoll, Roger Leffingwell a.od galnst Athans. . Nottingham F'orest In an inial' (15 - relained world welterlllke Bratlob. Top performers Tuesday, April J\1' at t;~~.m. national soccer match on weight Iitle). of last year wbo graduated are Bi•lnst Jack110n. .• . . . ·May 21. --lhe twina, Ron and Don Han- ~esday, April .~24, SEOAL WEMBLEY, England (UPI)Ing. tourney at the _ _na _Country. Mooday, April II, Jackson and' Brian Londaon, 20010, Britain, In addition io a schedule ol 1club. · "·" ,. - . -~· " __ Wellston. outpointed Billy Walker, 19510, · IS appearanCill already set, Satlll'day, !,lay I, Fl. Frye Wednesday, April 19, Britain (10). Colch Swackhalnmer expects to and Athens at ~v.,..ly J9 a,lliS Je(. and Athens at Athens. • -, ltrr,llil· ge ollters with Pl. Pleas- May 3 aPGallljiOU.: ' • i "f'rid&y i April 21 Saturday, Ap- PHOENIX, Ariz. tUPI) -J&Now Leslngtoo, Mar· Salul'day, April I, Pl. Plea., rll U, Southeastern District lour·· 1111 Pimentel, lit.,., Mellico, IIIII' Pomeroy. ant, Ft. Frye, ·~ GallliJOUL · ney at Fllfrsreens Countcy rlubiatoCked out IIW!Iel Tarrama, .._ - tho Pom· , ~y, , AprU 11, WahamL near Jaeblln. w, Loll AliiJeiN 43). . 12 MilS Golfers Seeking Pla~s on 1965 Golf Team BUY NOW 2 FREE 10 LB. EASTER HAM OHer Good Until A.prill7th ~-...bn NEW TIRES SAFETY CHAMPS DELUXE 1ElllEAos I ... ,, •• ' WJckhne Will have to fmd weekend with his mother, Mrs. outfield- Lana Gibson. · ADClent • M • I I -· .,. . be Gary Stooart. Moore. Halley Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson and family of Athens spent a ...-- and Sauer. Tannehill hit .21:':5 three mfleld~rs , two last summer as an eighth grad- ers $65,000 Greensboro Op- of Another North Carolina. seven en golf Greater lournament - the lasl team will corsist of or mines the series Weslemwhich circuitdeterrepstop before the Masters. pro Gary Player. lelevision per. resentative for the NBA finals The $5,000 GGO Pro-Am pre- sonality Ed Sullivan and stale The game marked the end oi ~ Top hltter.s are expected to · Iars_fr~m th~ 1964 squad. . er. John,on. a take charge Seekmg these JObs are : senoors on Mrs. Nellie Clay on Thurs· c3tchc>J , hJs the strength to be 1 - Phd Duncan, Pettey, Don t day. Farm llut Four Men a powerful hitter in this, his Thomas, Snyder, and Sonny ' Mrs. Hazel Sta nley visited re· Pitcher Tod Wills, who was aXIDl last year. Gardner, from the Pack, a transfer from Galttpol· lcently wilh Mrs. Virginia Gib· port pide, and Vanlnwagen, !"IS ~ _JUntors .- Charles Moody, lson. &dmitted to St Joseph 's Hospit- By Unttett Press JatPmatloual . from the right, are potential Vld Ha~nson, Earl Skaggs, . Mrs. Zeta Dean visited Mrs. al during the weekend with ! fine hitters. and Joe F_1sh~r. also a transrer Lana Gihson on Wednesday evstomach trooble, was reported I Kevin Loughery and the Balfrom Galhpohs ; sophomore 1ening. m good conditwn.today_. , ll'more Bullets have roved that Joey Wlils and freshmen David The hospital sa1d W•lls would ta d' d ta~ d 't ,Jividen and Pete Peck. PMrs. Leona Hysell visited at be ,-lea •• 'I ht' dit ' s n mgs an s cs on I L t h B be With Mrs. Carl lJe. " s~ soon 1 " s con 1on really matter diD'ing National , as season t e o als were lo oooeroy g keeps tmprovmg. 'nlere was 8 k tball Aasociation playoffs 4 - 4 but three of those loses nM~s . Lana Gibson and Gar· never any spec. iflc,,dlagnosis,'.' a a: ~e Philadelphia 'lters will were heartbreakers. I . Kyger Cree k tos t to Ga 11 .I· don spenl spokesman S3ld• He was JUS t get a chance I<> second that me>'th G1bson h M a weekend d M ·· BEARY~ · WORLD ~"~~~~~el. ~ ~~.~~ ~-.- .~~=: 'Suolay. S..., faio .. "'''l Ol¥lldl!il ... • . Ill the ~tope cjlaqf R tip~ 1 tdGt •wdu 1· PHILADELPHIA (UP[)-ll'l. boa boom :led the borne tam In -~·=:;:=:::::::;:::;:;:~ win or out tonight lor the the lint three pmea. 'l'be 'flai. , einnatl Royall and the l'bilaclel- tara woo all tbree. pbla '/len are conlldenl it wDI But Coach Dolpb Sebayeo of ht the latter u the two teams the 76erl exuded optimism. Re meet In the fourth pme of the said the entire team, lncludlnl Splash. Get help Qll the • -, National Basketball Anociation ailing Wilt (lbe SUit) Chamber· $110t. ~ CLEANERS & . DYE!!$ fast In ttw. Eastern DiviaioD ,.millnal play· lain, il "the healthiest 8ince the VEU:OW PAGES, .U.. · playoffs began." • The home team carrleo a S.1 "H we play the kind of ball Where your finpn edie In the boil of live serlet, we've been playing during the do the walkln&., but will ht buelling a jlnl that NBA Pla)'ofl Slaadlap u:._: __ Prou lltkraalloaal 1141CJ"RIU EHlen Dfvlsloa IBm of Five) .£ ts * .. .. . _ _ ll[tofP. . ~ ~ of. iNI1tii- ~r he can work behind tbe plate Fourleen boys greeted Coach M 1so 1.s John Wickline Tuesday evening By Mn. Felb: Alkire 11 necessary tchoore Da Can when baseball practice began at Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jacobs of e aveaction as- Kyger Creek H1'gh School . NEW YORK (UP!) - Jose 18,112 fan•, who paid a house II didn't appear ta affect his Clxpertence a senior casaw er. limited spen t Thursda Y ev· 1 Torre~ lmoc:ked Willie Pastrana record of $239,9li6 to sea the vision, a commission docl<>r la~l summer in the infield Rt . 1 last , • with Mn. Hope Harper oil hill ligbt heavyweight throne bargain program, weot to Tor· was concerned enough 1o ex- After these boy• the r~sle et'nmgf ro~tt year ~ I Harper. -and possibly ~nto retirement- res. amme It between the eighth . ' . . r squa are lve e ermen an : Guy Wilham Harper, astu'-t Ka--"d d th d 18 largely young and untried m two reserve playero. dent at Rio Grande College I b redicted Sufi F Jus as e p . en u-• uu. owa an n1n roun s. high school caliber pla Seek. . , vi• , Nowa Jose, the middleweight bull, would a The 28-year-old dealt PuertoPastrano R•can, work Alteron the Torres to : a l'obs ar lik Junio~artYTo~y soulhpaw The Jeltermen l!'e 'thirdJunior h1s over mother, Mrs. weekend. Hope ~~-~(On~ly~ga~m~e;•~ch~ed;u;,led;);;;~~;;;;~~=~·l, like shot al 7·5 underdog, bruisecontinued in the nm!IL Sophae Lanny Tyo, base· 1ted Harper a recent champion Joey Giardello. the first knockdown of his long round, referee Lobianco decid- N ns, • en, n man Cbuck Leach, lnfieldar Mro. . Dasa Mark•ns of ZanesSo, too, would welterweighl career in the sixth round and ed ta call a hall before the bell ~Json, Larry. Stobart, Blll Hy. Larry Snyder, catcher • r 1r s t VIlle VISited w1th Mrs. Lana G•i> ! l,j' ~ .f}:~.!.\ ~ champion Emile Griffith, who wound up as the new king of rang !01' the loth session. se I, Dale Zmuneran, and baseman Ronnie Pelley, and son on Thursday. , _ _ _ • _ _,a_______ _ successfully de!endo!d his crown ·the 175-pouoders when.referee While Paslrano sat on bla Freshmen Jim Conde, Je f 1 centerfielder Orville Barnett. , .Charley Ba~nhart 01 .8hade , Tuesday night by outpointing Jr~n Lobianco stopped the fight stool weeping Torres fiuog his Boggs, Bill Hackett, Danny Ev. ·VISited w1th hJS brother, Rev. . the first . half of at the end of the ninth round arms mto . . .m an ecstatic . oos and JimmY Dave nport . Returnmg from reserve roles W'll' Jose Stable .111 the• a1r 1 Jam 8arn hart an d ramt1Y re-- . 1 boxing's Initial indoor title twin because of a lumpy brwse un- victory sign as hla Latin Amer- Of the first 9 possible start- ~ ~s~l sea~n are ·~~ho;nor~.;!;Y eently. ·_ . bUI at Madison Square Gar- der Willie's left eye lican rooters who made up ap-. ers, seven l)f e1ght are potent- +;an .11Ju;torh ares h UY· Dr. Carr of R1o Grande Colden. . Paatrano suflen!d ·the injury proximately one half of the ial .aoo hit!P.rs or better this If ~ w~ b 0 t 1 e :;"'~ ;:' n~ lege spent a weekeod with the But the biggest cheers ol =in the fifth round and although lhrong, ran amok at ringside. spnng. i ;~rne~t a~ ct':..: 0~~y othe~ r:g~L 1 Guy Harper family. Today's .Medical Report DIOII IOIIM. are )Uiliors. ob: are eopbomoreo, ond th• 1'001 lreaiunetL Defensively, booed on I be au<cesaful 11114 siii!UIIfr team, the Jacketa could ope~~ with a lineup like thil: Stobart, a junior, pltcblna, Senior Jim Johnloll calchlq, Junior Jon CUnnlnilbaru at first hue, Junior Mite Gardner at second hue, with Freshman Bill Swan possibly coming along as a contender there after he "IC'd worry If 1 were ridli hla brolr.o!n wrbt of a c88t in 10 days ta two weeks: Mark Tannehill, a freshman, at shortst<>p, and Buddy Moore, a junior, at third buo. The outfield ba• old bands returning from 11114 ln Sopbo; more George Sauer in left, Sen- ty ean f"l'Unn.l'o''' tmm Efficient l""emmir.t lflllclll are pal' to worry r <lUI fallout for 111 IIlii 10 far they Npon that the lltuaUon Ia 1111dtr _. Credit lor the 111[1!Bd'~ devolopmenl loot lummtr' went I<> Volunleer Coach Chariot (EJrl) Winebrenner, o~ 1!IHS d'.amond standout, .P,. a",)usy railroader but never too busy 1<> work with YOWII bueball play..... Mr. Winebrenner Is a volunleer utlstaot to Head t::oaeh carl Wolfe this Sprint. Aa add Jell of 1111 fortuet wiD cem• aelll Tlteoday wbea Pomeroy eomeo to Mlddlepol'l for the SI!:OAL OJM!IIer lor lNitb dube. G8lllpollllo the del•adlng dl>11tea ebamplon. Twenty-three boys are out IDr ' suddenly would ·say, "Oopsl bla Bro!dway • bound mllllleal, Sorey, We jual POIIoed that J~ ''Tbl llolr of the' Grtlsflllllat ""'s ............. 10 btl dob1il fGur - .' l'ltlllmlll'af·tht tWwcl." -.1;;'eet.i~ Olylppla ill Parbaa 46 l'tll:ill'tl ' venlool b." BID Barpnt, prealdelll ol ·lilal'ktl • . A comjileC. the firm mPinf the pJcturt, II- llllkDon, ~ CDrd, 1rill ~ lqeo that ''bllliDf pr ollleml" the John lrBJM role In the t&were Introduced by Judy'J ag. makt of "'Stageeolch." Aiel. Ill till, Freddie Fleldl, wbell abe l ~lite UllkooWll to lito JlfOo '111811'1 pre1e111 at the Desllu feoslon, an a-rodeo cllamp from Gower studio in Hollyw~ one MouWoa ..,t1o ·.want to d41 wblle olber tllemberl of lc!.ley. to become. ali actor. .lopthe cut were r~. But plri!DtlJ •!IO*diiiL (~Uin& Insiders Joyal to Judy aaJ aile they dldD't c:baa8• hlo ~lil became "incensed and Irate" !Ill¥ to !Up whtll they I o I beca- of a factor that made lll!n 10 ~) her feel she 1111111'1 ~ ~~Marge ~. lh• liOIIIt••-A,.., baa td. l l l l l""" r - ... H•""""' ....... "••-•d -... ......,.. 11 No.· i FIIUl . Swope is taJkln& 10 Valllhtl fallb lo her fulurt. Sbt IIIII itef Moadll' about tbe atsrrlnil 10~ IIJisbud will IOOD produol ID In a play titled "Abll!'d'fllf llbwJI Wilb lbeil' OWD money o Yours." U Vauglm illY' yN thelllake It tu maJor disk oombe'll road lour the show .all 111111 1111' distribuUoa .. . ~ Summit' in proputllto rw -II lhllll baeD In print about teanla Fall Broadway opeaill& . .• Bob- liar Pat stawari cll~lnf? ... by Darin bao jult ~ • TV 89mttblal aew wW lie present aertn to Seretlt Gtln8 vii one .. wben AI Hlrt plays his twin COIIol Ill top oucuti"" , Sleft cvta It CUnqle Hall oa AprU 87 W'aJH G. Brll!ldaladt. M.D. It bas been said that nothing II 10 rut theM dan u - - The 1110!!1 team theoe same boya mw, with the addllion of two lladualed eighth IJ'aden; In :1'!'1-County League lllgb SObool tlilmiMr play ·Jast year, ftnl•blnc Ia the first dlv~ lion and wlllnilla tbe HI& h Sehool Summer !Gumameot. - 'l'be anergonce of Gary Stobarl ., a take-charge pitcher and the further developlllellt of Sopbomore George Sauer and Junior Mike Gonlner as pitchers last oummer. In !Act all the 1911$ hopeo are based Oft what the !earn proved It could do, by doing It, lsst • J .... 7 c'a • ~{{£~ 76ers Seek NBA D I c .r ,avo rown '.J · Willie Pastrano StOpped F. h . T d . May. QUlt lg tin u'· ra e la!:"::rr.::o~l~ ~:::a: --nd roads have mu. ' him•~ ••;-~- thlrdand :.at llelpn and a atreteh above Marietta from Newport to New Matamoru. We note eonctntraUon In the area just north of our two counUea. One bl& loop ~· north from th9 Jackson area to the Hoeldq hills and then back down to connect with the main road west of Alh· ens. and another south from the Jack· ~an-Wtllllon area to the Ohio River by way of Oak with even a aecond cut· off In J.awrenee county 11 It nean the river. There Ia not an Inch of aeeess roadway destanattd for either Ga!Ua or Melp. There II even an ll'tt$S road that runs north hom about tho vicinity of Waverly to the n•llhborhood of Chilli· colht, whm a four-lane htahway alrea<ly exists. Wt are not alone in our distress, u there ue a number of other eoun· ties art art by-passed. Anyone with rea10n l1110ws that In any rood that Is built there are bound to be !host that ue ltft in tht backwash. There Is only CUlt alttrnative, and that is to work and atrlvt for the upJII'adin, nf additional bltbways. For a number !If years there has been a Rt. 35 group working for the Improvement of that artery, and with tilt ft1n1na of thla new scheme there ahould be redoubled efforts. A part of the pfiiClam of the ReiiOilal Council is in that direction, but it will have to be push· ed to the limit to overcQille the effect of the new Applllathll way. If aome of that money could be dl· 1erted from the finishiq ·up of the lanes atreai&ndtd on Rt. 3D beyond Jark· aon. s the additional new hiahway in the allla.Jackson line area that is In lm· medl!ta prospect we ml,ht feel better. Wt see no need for an access north to the Hocking caves when Rt. 33 is already laqtly four-lane In that 1irtttinn . Mtlcs nteda Rt. 33 straightened out from Athens to Pom.roy to gel back in the fold of acce$$lllle places. Another crying need Is for the building o£ the by· passes around Middleport and Pomtroy, and the &ne ar&und Gallipnlis ha• hePn In the mm Jon~ enough for Gallians to set Uf> a b1g ery to get it proIJ'3m!Md. We hope that some rea! •~· lion can 1>8 mounted by both Ohioan• and West Vl!'linlan• to r•t lh• mo~nr. less water levol route of Rt. 17 four·lan· td. with a new bridge across the rlVPr from Henderson to l'nnn~t with th Gal· lt'>alls b)'-pa!OS. With these tblno.• oreom· pUshed 'this area will be lla~k in bu•i· ness. and we will onre more have a dluet with other areas · Foobiote to Tbe Callu Madness: A New Yorker eaUed up ~wwe IIUIII's not Ukel7 111a1 - Tbt ~atut acenlc ltCtlon of the area. the Ohlo River Ia only to bt dl• playtll to the traveler at a point near 1 . "rtslon VOI'IIob or "Harlow," Ju- ''Tooca." The 0111-of·towner llkdy Garland '>owed out. The of. ed, with oot UD1181ural IIUfo (lclal reasoulivttl wu "• comprise: "Third act? Just I b • mltmenl cottlllct," but anyone third actl" Itt the ll'lde tDoWI there'l no ·'l'l!t uplanllt. wa lim~ eucb lhillp II yotl bave a ~ · 'l1le tboUibllld ltllt, ·reallllal Jni qent or a penona1 melt' tvtrJQlla -.alilci til 110 Callu, er - a star's contract aom&- arraiiiJed for ooe cbum to oee tlmell baa more pages tbao the the first act, another the llec>11Cf!1181'io, ev•M••••• Is apelled ond, and ·a lhlr(the third. · olll, lllwyera-Pi'k.t the IICI, · AnthOnl Netrtey'1 ~ at tilt National Road, or Rt. 40. that tht lion's share of access Blawtel', bill former 111111111!1' !lui 111111 01111 ol bll GIa I a I t friendL Dafl7 Sen!IMI, PomeroY"Mlddleport, 0., Mar. at. 19854 J1111 .... ~l!,S}:c~~~!eg~~.Baseba~-~!~'" ,,' • .. 1- I Lanea• ...~ Evt!ry nt!W F;reslone tirl! U GUARANTEED 1. Against defect. in workman11hip and mt~Seria1s ror th. life of the oPJrlnal tr~s(l. 2. APilWl llOI"IIUII toad hazt~~rde. (except repairable puncture!!) ~ncounterro in evwydayy :~;r: otr use for th. number of month"' .11 Repl11o;:ment. prorated on tread Wear and lilt pricn current time o( adj\llltmeat. ' •* H & R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE . MIDDI•ORT, O. !..,._.....,_______________________________ ., .,.....~,, �.. _ . . . ---· ,.., .. . . • •'.»· ••~ ·- - -•• •u·• ••• - · ·~·-• ••·-- , ' . " '' LET INGELS DO ITt EXPERT INSTALLATION! ARMSTRONG'S Linoleum . .. lnl1id Vinyl U. I. Gov't. ln.,._ notfr COteriDQ for every tlnd of Ooor. Bell patterns Profe~ional tnstallatioo bJ' Ul, or 11o 11 youneu. Call WY 2-lor free estimate, Swift's Pre•i•• Beef ou d . WAU:.TO-WALL CARPETING MOHAWK ~Gil ib:perl lnstanadoa S&tlsfactioD , Guannteed INGELS FURNITURE '< Wltele Cuts PHON I WY 2·1635 Middleport, o. lh ' LARRY KAY Stokely~.s;._ NANCY OHLINGER New Haven Archers Capture -- ....... KIDNEY \ FLAnERING HATS FOR Fashion and Value On Porodel PRE-EASTER COAT SALE It's never Easter until you have bought a new hat. We have all the shape11 and styles you want and at budget saving prlees. Get ready for the Easter Parade now - Choose one of these fine Spring coats from our collection, featuring graceful feminine silhouettes in flattering colors and fe.hrics. Shop Luncheon to Be Saturday Discount Prlceo Ml Choice te<. Diacounl Pric" MARGARINE· lhapea and colort for your se- 88 .$lQK .. 71c J.·. femininity. Shop the Bo· nanza and save this Ea•- Choose a new hand bag now to compliment your new Spring and Easter outfit. Many styles, Discount Priced IROUD ROUID loot that portrays true SMART HANDBAGS get. Steak T-Bone or Club Steak Porterhouse Steak Minute Steaks Roast u, IWlfl'l t. IOV'T.· INSI'ICTID OUr racks are filled with all that is new for Spring and Easter in 1 wlde choice o-f beautiful eottons. aceta;tes and blended fabrics. Dressel with the new 88c•nd$1.aa lone In ao11e11 • r1e11 ., .. lection. ~~. 89( lb. 99c ·~· lb. 111. •1• 4.,;.f1.w, . · - lHIS CllWOH - - - - · 89c 89c with • $5 .00 PURCHA$1 ,._ Sat. April W, IMI - C~ IIDffMfD WllN fACN JU1 ONI ' URCHA:i£. 'I'OU M.A. y lfDt!flrt, A~ II! ANY C0C.. and EYAIS ATANT 7 Cheese Spread 79° .Z-111. lox ............. ~)'{:j; (· LIGHT WEIGHT FOR SPRING WEARI MEN'S ZIPPER FOR Pretty new rottons for girls in sJz. es up to 12. Every little girl wantJ Fine quality eotton poplin jaeketB for Sprine wear. Choice of Ioden, &rey, blue or belle. Sizes 36 to 46. ~ AND $2.99 DRAPES Now Sprlue pattern. - ON OUR LOT! Pretty pluUc " ' - ' In potlernl ouilltble lor any room ID the home. Assorted colon lllld de. .n,n.. Alllully lined. fine quatlty 80 oq\IIR printed cottons. 36 in· ebet wide. All tast ~ lo~. Save at the Bona.n· .... Discount Prict1 Diocount Price 44:, 37:d THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW! EVERY CAR IS FOR SALE ••• YOU TELL US WHAT Sl4to 10 Hi-g h qua.Ut)' sport style 111eaken with rubber Bole& and cushioned inner solei. AU American mads. METROPOLITIAN MOTORS Pom1roy, 0. $1.94 pr dunpreeo ill men 211 to ._ Dlocount Prt.. S9c s1.oo to ' Lilt Price $1 Mln'a Plain Toe Brown ' ,, . -~------), ' • . ...... s.r., w April -.. . . ww .. 5 '· .. . ....... r. sac 1st loeviDr I14.M Samsoaite Card Table Plllf 2acl Prize 2,000 S&H G - SlomPI loti P.a. 1,000 S&H - . l .. lalie EVANS - FINE BAKED FOODS DO : .llf'e' to ''"'' ,.., .•' ' Name ond A.W,.. .. Nc:k of "Mocic Chek. • o,..... Sat., ..... lrd, 5 P. W. 1t _ , . •. MEN'S E&.l DRESS LOAFIRS AND OXFORDS or broom oxford& ud b- s loalen, ldado by lllndlcottJobnson, Cbolce ol oeveral POpulor IIJieJ. Sius8\ltoll. .98 TenderP11ul • ,, Dlocount Price :·~ I. CELERY f; ~ ' BJg Bortolns ~a ·. boalth IIIII beout1 •l!ldi bY VI Jon. ·' l'Uf your ~~ of ~DJ i~a. · ,,. MIDDLEPORT ;_'11 0HIO -.'' • Dl~iii\J P.a n~ . ':;1·9 c ,' . . ,( I ScoiTowels .GreenOnions r:t~: $ ·' •talk Tender Grt.n ll*n FI'IOhTender TOILET~IES ' . MIDDUPORT STORI OPEN TIL I P.M. FRIDAYS . ll•we redeelfted, I le Dlsccount Prlct1 Printed cotton eovers, filled. with blended thredded foam, Full size, Ftulfy. .• -11 ~-· .. Cheks." (Alter yow pr. 25' . "' ' ., ~ ·. HERE'S ALL YOU cork compolitiOD ooleo and heels. Boot buy In town. nne ' ~ brolfll leather _ . . - TO $2.99 '.-. ..::.. . Stampo FREE in every EVANS ••• With long- eork - ' " $4.9'1 Fresh bunch .....,, EwaM. 19C N.-4 lb.19c ..2. sc iatia POTATO lOLLS E¥aaa Salt Rlsfac · ASPARAGUS RHUBARB ttt. · · IIOt ~ be , ..... .......... _. lreH ~:;·· I Zlc · . _.... llrSP. ... Sat.. A,lll .... ' ~ch~ 49e _.,, ;, {; 11 ·,, ' '-----.- ..-.-.-.··p·.-,-_.... _ "'~·· ':--:.-=-~-:::.•:".::-":.:.:.:;.:.:.:...:-::__ :.:;.:::~~......;.:.....:.~...:-;.... ;:;. .;~·:;;,.;. ::w ~. w.: :;...,.. :;;;.,..,;,~..-~::r.;·.~,_;;;::wi;t :. ' -~ ~;::;..~:;;:;.;:~,;.;,.;."'~.,;._;:!J;.iLt;;;.;a;;;:.;s~:..:. • .~" ,._, .... ... ,_ flO':!"--''' < . : -.. " ' •·. •·, I' ...... ,_.., . . o"altle tt ,..,. 29c . . ...' -,-,. . ."........-· .. lnr'•Y•• 12-ct. .. ,,.. --- .;' .. will • • • · · - htl• EVANS Fancy Hothouse . SWEEPSTAKES Det>oslt Entry 1 Nc:k of " loloric PILLOWS e• ... ; THIS WEEK . .·WORK SHOES JUMBO .11%1 · VWON $1.00 8~·11 llock 6o Mink SHREDDED FOAM FILLED BED Discount Price ...-;._, ' ~ ' lOW ... sturdy built worlt oboes. Soft 99c · Genuine Hope Bleached M111Un. 3e lncheo wide, linlobecl 1101! lor the . . . die. Bac Seomless NYLONS ··· <If MUSUN-yd. ' Many Colon blue delllm .U ailea for ... HOP& BLEACHED WOMEN'S SPORT SNEAKERS DiKount Price YOU WILL PAY AT--- '606 E. Main St. Discount Price Mtode In USA -.11 Plush bunDles IM!l'Y 101t ebUd enjoys at Euler time. Foot flattering new spring DreBI Flats in fine leather or patent lites. Black and Sprtna: colora. Good fitting last&. Bank Financing lillecl BUNNIES DRESS FLATS ' Mate the kiddleo bappy ot lllaotor time - with one of the.. fine eandy loya, c . '' . ' .... -" Everrbody wins ••. 25-lb. Morioi!I-'POT .PIES 5:.-:~ 98c . ... WeU modo 1114 (11)1 lilt DI-nt Price Cuddly laster For Spring and Eoeter Low Down Payments CANDY FILLED EASTER BASKETS AND TOYS ,.,_ DlltGAREES Jl'lne Iipper faekellt for bon modo jual lib dods. All • to 18.. ChoJce ol. eolora. . ' FLOUR ·taoxes ' .... -.-- .,.. ,. ... J.4·o•· MH's100unc• BLUE DENIM JACKETS Full Window Size LINED PLASTIC PRINTS USED CAR BOYS POPLIN ZIPPIR ITYLB EYAIS t.T ANT PDkiiiiiJ'I BEST Loden Beige each ON ANY 3rd Morton $J.99 .._,_ Can Discount Price Discount Pricao 80 SQUARE COTTON DRESS 'PrU. .:· ·~ ·OZ. Blue JACKETS and you'll ............ ' o.., DRESSES find just the one at the Bonanza• REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED TUNA CllOUND IUP or OIOUND CHIJCI( a new Easter dre&JII - .j. Cll' B:lore ..... &ura Lull LITTLE GIRLS LIKE FASHIONS ' TOOl SPRING AND EASTER .... .. VELVEETA ctns. J lb1. -- :\ KIAFT l·Lb. Over Stocked ! ....-- I"ONS 41 '1'011 WISH OW TtU$ IAII5. Discount Prlceo 88c $1.7 ~ Swift'• Pre•lum- UeS. Gev't.luspeeted DRESSES To Complet• Your Spring Enoamble the Bonanu for Fashions th at are 'kind to your bud- B:.EA NS ':·. Early Blooming Spring Faohionsl PRE-EASTER SALEI EASTER WEARING --- .' ..... �. , Mar. 11, .MfS. P10HI'tf MASON _ Mrt. Ray Prolfltt the devotional I ed Judge James Thompson as guest speaker. Judge Thomp10n spoke oo " A Day in Court" which wac tollowed with a question and answer period. Those attending were Mrs. J . T. Welch, Mrs. Donald F. Roush, Mro. Paul Rickard, Mrs. Karl Wiles, Mrs. Jesse Abe~ Mro. Charles Dodd, Mrs. Hilda Ridgway, Mrs. William Russell, Mrs. Edwin Stein. Mrs. John Morgan, Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. R G. Greene, Mrs. Martin Berl!ford, Mrs. Tom Hoffman and pe•to, Judge and Mrs. James TJ!ompson. BEND HUSTLERl! ~he Bend Hustlers 4-H Club met at the New Haven Lodge Hall on Monday evening. The meeting was called to order by !lie president, Sandra Plckellll. The club sang "West Virginia Boys and Girls" and gave tbe 4-H pledge. Devotions were led b~ Tommy Roush, Becky Bw·rls and Cathy Haggerty. This was club demonstration Tbose atttmdin8 were John Harry Layne, Robert Layoo,. L 10 Y d Roush, Joo Paugh, W1U1am Ruasell. John will, Pastor Jack Welch, Harold Rose, William Powell and Donald BIIDliard· nor. Fry, John .f'. Rouab, PERSONAUI Mrs. Carl Gibba bas been a wileD the Sunshine tbe Muon Melbod!BI Churdl 011 Thuraday evenirll at home. .u.tBiiDa oo-bostess Mn. RUIIBII CBpebart. Ieeder led the group tn lbe Prayer and rud • poem. The by-laws of the class were by the secretary, Mn. Slowart. ~beh presld~~ ~ Eber f:;~i'ts ~ere ..."ad and Mr;. Frank Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. John cbalL Class members sympathy card 1o Mrs. Roy Burgess, a former class momher whost: aunt died in Virglnla. Further plans were made for the soup and bake sale ecbedulfor April 3rd at 10 a. m. at Thomas Grocery In Mason. A letrer ol thanks from the Rev. W. C. Shepherd for a gilt was acknowledged. Refreshments were served by the . hostesses to Mro. William Fry, Mrs. Murl Meg..,, Mrs. Howard Van Matre, Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs. Eber Roush, Ml'l. Everett Thomas Misaes Hilda and Lorena Welss, Mrs. Reuben Stewart, Mrs. Lester Zerkle, Mr&. Marvan Frame, Mrs. Albert Swatzel, Mrs. Mary JohnBon, Mrs. George carson and Mrs. Helen Srewart. Hostesses for the April meet,. will be Mrs. Murl Megee Mro. William Fry. tha:; QPJWICI · - - 'Cfll AU -.--+.'£1 IA.,S. SlPA TEIIVISJoHs ...... Mainly About People In · ' ' MINERAL .,,.91b••IJ. ; Pomeroy """ •••. 7k 2for80c .' uxass FUNGI-REX Holf foot SIIU or Crnuleu Oint· men!. 1Vt 01:. tiM. Sizes .... 91c He , .......,., fl. oz 11 Uquld, 3 fl. • 2 f04' ·" BUBBLE BATH Rex FILM MQuntWAIII COOl Dhlo """'""· .... .,. :.:::.2 "'70c 8o1t of 20 p~elltU. a... as. loH 2 for 2 ..... 56c L &. Z Shop fat DMdruH Tttet. Mint, Emtrlkl lrltl LatMr, or Brit• Co~ lfttlollq. I fl, 01. .~/'IOro·st Shop ..... ....... 66c 118·120 E. Moln GOLDIN ULAC nAGIANCI DUSTING POWDER Fut-ldtnt: pain rtllef. 5-lflill talbltll. ....... ... ••\> ... Or UYtfldlr,l OL .... 1.71 1.10 CDLOIIIE • u. or. 1.71 DUIJINI PGWDll .., .._ 1.28 ANTIHISTAMINl EVf.RYilAY FAMil Y NF. EllS c ACID 2 for 78c AICOIIIC .......~'""- , ...,_ • .,_ 77• OTMU VnAIIUI C IllES I rot Tift HICE OF 1 - Pl.lfl A PUIIY. 2for •38 :!:.,~~~.A~!T~,~~~ -2 for · .50 ~;~~ :.~~!~ .I~R~~.M~--~ 2for 1.70 98c MERTHIOIATE AEROSOL 2f Thlmtratll LIUJ® l or •gg· 25c ADHESIVE TAPE 2fOf •26 Rnall waterproof. W l5 Yilt. 30c UUU IANDAIE 2 for e31 Reull sttrllt. 2" X 10 'dl, ~!f!.~?, . [SH£~- 2 for .99 :1~ !~~~~ RlPELUNr 2 for 1.20 1.51 INSECT IILUI O Torsot " ... "'"'' • 2for 1.& lk IAIY CARl (Till LVIIDII or OIL, '"' 10 fl. , ., 2fOr •90 or Rtull Bib)' Ttlc, 1 l b , 98c CDIIDN lAW 2for •99 """'· ,.., ______ ~- VITAMIN B-1 29c MILl OF MASNISIA T1blets. l6'• --···-········---- ........ . . . . NriDII brisllld. . .. · ~ aiXAIL 1HIAMI... NYDIOaiLOIIDI .............. 2 . . 226 lot'• -I... 2.'25 • OIIWL SALE ENDS APRIL IOthl . 2.01 MIIIIY CIIAI2" " · __2 for 2.01 Z.ll HOIIIIINI CIEAII '" & 2tlri.OI .z lor 2.51 IELIE STURDY BUNK BEDS lorUI Complete with Gu.trd Rail, Ladder WATCH lANDS. forU1 "Englander" Princess Smooth Top Innerspring mattrHs, cushioned with 1 llnlllllfJVI[ , 25 fL • eNew G~rage • Remodel & Finish Your Upstairs lean. • Add A Flmily Room J.ff llldoor or outdoor. Bllllll CDlOl , ZO.II•PHUrt . ' Each Nil • 17 WRIST WATCHES ladies' or men's 1nd men's ealendlr I -:' HAIR SPRAY Cosuol, Regular, or Hord-to-Hold. 14or3f01 J.ff 1 \)',-r ' I . ._...._ "'-' l \\ t \\ 1 • w., spent oewiD& and 4Yr- Box Sprl,. ·- --:- · • - sa. .... .,. .... OOUD 2 'If ' • $3.99 S91 Sf Early Am.rlcan ltyle ltvdlo Couch _ _ ..· ... ..... ALL MATERIALS AVAILABLE "YOUR PRESCtiPIION' HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERWS CO. . ;..,.~, (,'filii-(.~·· ~ ~ ,,, ·~· ·.,.~:~i.'. .W . ""''~··· 122 N. SECOND AVE. •"' ·,.J, ~ .. '•, L lo , < , ,, "' ' .i. Regulor $58 . . . . . . $39 RUtiS - - -- Regular $41.75 . .. . $29 Lane Cedar Chests Solid Cherry Double Dr...er ChMI Spindle Bed STATIONERY "Fancy Rnloh." lx12 LINOLEUM MAmESS COVERS $288 • Willi omlllllM. BltiDGE ·SETS ...J1 . . '· ... , . ~ .~~t! < . •• • $38- $48 - $54 Anroctlvo Now Table Lempa _ _ $4.88 Compare at $9.95 ·' ..:. ' "'lol wet proof mtMHM Ploy Pen with. l'od Rogulor $24.95 $34 $1Q-11 . . Free with purehan of B1by Bed or Play P... Dresser $1 .00 Lornpo - -- up Gerry PloahMt-A IMIW . . Ideo METAL WARDROBES $38 SOFA BEDS ;. - . . cholto otlcolon end l'oWJco _ _ ·- Chapmalt-Canaday •.. , ,. .,. $18·11 2 Pc. Living Room Sulhl 36"w X 19"d 24"w X 20"d X 63"h $28 X 60"h $13 $100 to $500 .,· ., • h12 T - Ruoo Boby Bed with - • Walnut or Blonde Finish BUTANE LIGHTER Clean flame. Eosy to Iii!. 9 Pc. .. .... ... . ... $81 .. ' Foam Backed _ Double Dr...er Chest Book Coso Bed 7lli . Regular $7.95 choirs 5.95 3 Pc. Bed Rm. Suite :.:,"= NYLONS Mnh or lhw knit 7 _Pc......... .... . $611 .~·.\. ·(·SAMSONITE ""' $C}-BB 5 Pc. . . ... .. .... .. $41 All Sizes Full Size 43f New Home Construction! !••••••••••••••••••- .ud Color T.V. ,. Twin or 18"d. 51~" DINuiES Stereo Seta - Radios . SPECIAL PRICES ON •.• MASON, W.VA. $138 Many Other Valu es In per set 'those attendillfl wero SP 1-HS4 19" Portablo T.V. Table ond Choirs China 21" Color 65 model $388 180 ~ lln.ne,.rlnt Manrtsl ''. . . '$3·9 Woman's Clubs. Mrs. Jamee Cunnln1ham, Mrs. Bill Davis, Mis. Richard Grinstead. Mrs. Ja"Ck Paugh. Mrs. Gary Roush, Mrs. Joey Roush, Mrs. A. L. SJII'ouse, lolrs. Frances Taylor aqd Mrs. Wayne Capehart. The April meetin11 will be hold at lbe Ala Quillen Memuilal building. . SEWING CLUB ·.;The Sewinl Club met on Tueldiy afternoon II the homl <A Mfs. H. L. Dyer. Tho after- $88 $38 MIHr••• or Box Sprint - - Steel wool lOIII Rex COLOR FILM 11" Portable T.V. foam, twin or full size pads. I RObert Barnltz, Mrs. $68 21" Color 64 model $288 ________ ztor 1.JI VITAMIN ~12 Walnut Dining Room -ADMIRAL Clock Radio . . . . . . $11 MATTRESS STANDARD TWIN SIZI llllhli' or tnt~· nylon. DTHEI YIIAMIM •t laD I FOI Tltl PIICI til 1- lUI A H~. OL - - . . - .., Co,.. No- FACI CRIAMS lit:~~:. ~~~~~-2 for Ul HAIR BRUSHES VITAMIN UXAIL 2fOr 1•40 2 for .56 ~~~~~. ~~~oE_a _ . l.ll SOAP ..;. 01 .,,'" _ _ Zior ~ :.·~~'.'c- ~AL~- 2for .99 ~ !00' . ":''$AIIf~ 2for .99 ~.~.!~~~~.~!_liP 2 for 1.30 SllptOSITOIIIS, 12'1 _ . . 2 for 1J1 2.10 MIST CDLOIII£ .... _,2 !Of 2J1 JHIOIJ, .,., _____ .l _ _ 2for 1.38 1.31 EUDICAINE 10DAY .IPIING ~I~Y f~CI 2tor70c 2tor 1.76 ~:.~~:~~~· ·~cOitO~- 2for .60 2.10 !liST COLIMINU-or. .,.,l,2 for 2J1 . t.1S DUSTINI POWDER~."' 21or 1.11 2.80 COLOINE 21> ft . u. 21or 2.01 1.111 IDIP .., ot s'""' -lfor 1J1 PADS eAdd A Room StorM Sido by Side) (2 2~w99c What Improvements Kitchen N h ew Bat room See our new nylon1 j~~=~~:~ and 2 pc. jacket d Lay away for Easter now. 2'h-22V2 Reg. 16, 18, 20 2Jor99c2 FREE ESTIMA PHONE SP 3-5554 e New Easter's fashion parade features the lovely loolt of true femininity, with grace!ul silhouettes, In flattering colors, fabrics. See the look, and make It yours , in our collection. '· MIHtHI Do You Plan to Make?? ' MIDDLIPQR'I', 0. Comfortable Cotton 1 The go,Jellt speaker for the .lng was Miss Delphia Law· ' !IOfl. She showed o film, "Unity IJr the Diversity" showing the history of the Federotioo of ,I. • q! •• • a, BIID*hnllf· ·F · ~:·... 2tor70C Ma800 pefS00aJS I .' .., .. 1 I That . •.•J~ s ; "..;; ' patient at HollO!' llollpttaL . Mro. William Russell, prosL· - - - - - - - - - dent o! New Haven Woman's Mrs. Helen Stewart visited on club, and Mrs. Danny Yonker Sunday with friends at Apple of Mason attended the State W. Va. Convention of Womao'a Clubs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aidheld the past week at the Green· and Nancy and Mrs. Aid· brier Hotel ot Whtte Sulphur father, Charles Kelly of 1 Sprmgs. Ind., visited friends Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Vance on at Logan, W. Va. ~ visited their 100 and family • Misses Rice of Hunt· I Mr. end Mrs. Tom Vance end lngton and Gratus Aldridge, children at Morgantown, W.Va. both freshmen at Marshall Uniover the weekend. versity, visired the latter's par· Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart · ento on Friday evening. recently attended the wedding Mrs. Stanley Harbour, a o! Mrs. Stewart's sLSter, Linda student at a beauly school In Pauline Cummins, to Jack 8os- Athens. attended a show on tic, both ol Racine, Oh1o. hair styles In Columbus over . Mr. llfld Mrs. Jack Stewart weekend. were recently lD Zanesville, 0., ----where they attended the funeral o! Mrs. Stewart'• arandlather, Get-Together Held Mr. M. P. Adams, Zanesville. Henry Johnson bas At Justis Home 1o hili hnme after · ~' ,~ l.,. ,j,. cal patient at Holzer " -;.· . ~Is Justis Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ill ed We · sday with a of Cbarleston were week family get togetber·ol the guests of his parents Mr. er R/.sh sisters alld other relaMrs. Johnny Roush. ' lives. John Layne ot Marshall Attending the dinner meeting versity visited his parents, were these sisters of the bosMr and Mrs ' ·~1 Lavne dur· ress, Mrs. Freda Henry of 1 . · · -· mg the weekend. . Clifton, Mrs. Elsie Lievlng, Mrs. Mary Jane Webb and D1ane Estyl Clark, Mrs. Fannie Ci";"k Miller o! Southerlon_ . Beauty all of New Haven; Mrs. Eumce School, HuntingtoD, VISlred wlth Hu:t, Graham Statwn; Mrs. their parents, Mr. and Mn. L?wse Gibbs, Broad Run; two Wilbur Webb and Mr. and Mra. SIS!ers-m-law, . Mrs. Evelyn Douglas Miller over tile week Roush end JanJe and Jerry, and end. Mrs. Vannie Roush, all of , Barbara Howard of New Haven, llfld the daugbler University, HuntiJCton, and son-m-law of the hoatess, her parents, Mr. and Mn. B. . and Mrs. Tommy Taylor J. Howard over the weekend. and daughter, Jill, o! Mason. night and the !allowing membets gave demonstrations ' Ed· die Halstead, Aliee Stone, Steve H'.lstead. Cheryl Bumgardner, Beverly Knapp, Cindi Roush, Vicki Bumgardner, Nancy Roush and Becky Burris, Talks were g1ven by Leah Ann MLII· er, . Allan Smtthson •nd Joy Smtthson. Re!reshmenlo were served to tllose mentioned above and Patty Smith, Linda Roush, Debra Kmg, Debra Gilman, Jenn1.fer Zerkle, Conme Haggerty, Co%)1 Cooke, and leaders, Mrs. Samuel Halstead, Mrs. Donald Bumgardner and Mr.. Helen Smithson. ' BIRTHDAY PARTY · Linda Lou Roush, daughter of ~- and Mrs. Jarneo N. Roush, w.llo honored with a llllfprlse tilrthday party on her lOth birthday Saturday. Games were played and prizes won by Becky Paugh, Jayne Hart, and Tony Grimm. Mrs. Roush was a,.isted by Mrs. Robert Cooke and Mrs. Robert Tennant Refreshments were oerved lo Debra Karr, Frances Wriston, Jayne Hart, Cindy Haggerty, Becky Paugh, Cllarlene Weav· er, Debra Rickard, Sharon • Wood, Jay Louden, Bobby Tennent, Kenny Tennant, Lawrence • Burris, Tony Grimm, Charles bte Smith, Debra Gilman, John Weaver, Jeff Roush, and the honoree Linda. Sending gifts but unable lo attmd were Chrllltlue lli>ffrnan end Janie Jeffers. · .IUNIOR WOMAN'o CLUB The New Haven Junior W~ man•a Club met for their March IDHtlllfl at the borne of Mro. Wayne Capehart. The m..un, wu coiled to order by the prellclent, Mn. A. L. Sprou... A devotional reading was given by Mrs. Jack Paugh. The club voted to ~end a gift of ~ to the exchange stu· dent, Martha Madrid, for ber ' birthday. The club held a card party March 27th at the can- Did You 1 · Birthday of Betty Riggs is Obset1<ed -1 1 Sunshine Class 1111'1. 0un11 Adamo, Jr. lllfllbe aoclal bour WOMAN'S CLUB were sened lo MrL N. New Hoven woman's WelD, MrL Lloyd Rousb, mot on Tuesday ovenlllfl at JobD Fry, Mrl. Howani bome of Ml'l. Edwin Stein. <mhall, Mrs. R. F· •otl~ns were ted by Mrs. w. T. Slone, Mn. •.• R. v Mn Jljck Welch. Mn. B. BDCO, • . ~rs. William Russell, pres!· ~leyMn~Dr~~ MacKnigbt dtilt, pr08ided at lbe bwnness ._ling Mrs. Edwin Stein, libROTARY rti-lao, aMOunced that National The Rotary Club met ThuraL~rary Week will be April 25 """ . ' "'"~ tor their regular !bfough April 30 and that Op- dinner meetlllfl at the . ei) House will be held at the Methodist Churctl. Richard Ale• Quillen Memorial Library Will<s, math teacher _ et wMcb the dub sponsors on Ap- ma biih ecboul, contmued a rD 30th with Mrs. Charles Dodd ,...;01 of talks oo Modern Math, In: charge of the refreshment! Those attendini were RIChtO be served at the Open House. ard Ord, Frank Capehart, Clyde The library will also sponsor Foley, Edwm Stem, Harry Mill· • poster contest for grades I er' Arthur Thabet, Donald F. ~gh 6 to promote National Roush, Geor&e tngels, R a I p b Library Week. Whitmore, Loyd Rouah, Rolli<! Mrs. Mu Eichinger, Mrs. Wiliamaon and Mr · WilkJ. llarold Rose and Mrs. Rillpb LUTIIEIIAN MEN Whitmore were accepted into The Lutheran . Church Men the club as new members. me. on Tuesday eveoiog for A nominating commitree for their regular monthly dinner the election of officers was ap- meeting at :>!. Paul's Lutheran ponnted: Mrs. Jess Abel. chair1'be am was preman, Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Hll· Church. progr da Ridgway and Mrs. Paul sented by Donald BIIDliardner Rickard. and William RusseU led devoMrs. John Morgan introdue- lions. . 'W•h•IP• F.FA wiD NEW HAVEN ( Pal PaQ&h Muaieal Gathering of New Blvu wbo bowll at tile MUOil Bowllnl C<lnter b AMSON - s.vorll persons Thabet's Doparlment stnre, MJ.40N from the Bend area attended aeored 200 which stands u lb,e : ~.,;, the West Vlzllnla AU State hlgb game lor the Women 1 PTA mee11 . Thursday League and Sunday High School Band, Otorus, and Night's Mixed League. lofn. rll I, et I P· m. • tba Ot cllema concert Seturday ev· P b 1 the captaiD of ber sebool. ' euiDg at Cwbburg. Wab.ma re':.: s =~~ Hlgb Scbo 1 studenta parttctpat· hi! tng In tbe All State Band were en ~ufth Gary stewmt M.m· Sbarr)' AIDED RECOVERY ~~~~~~~!..!~~·1r • • Rev. Flesber, New Biven, and NEW HAVEN _ Macl!tnl!il's Ou-isty Heward, New Haven. Mate Third CIB58 Thomas M. tnl __ fllgh! Marclt Attending were Mr. and Mn Mcintyre, USN, husband of the ~- destroye,r , Reuben Stewart of Mason, Mr. former Miss Virginia A. Espen- llsqn,. was . ~and Mn. Okey Howard, Jr., ·Mr. ecbied of New Haven, W. Va., slgned tq the .Mrs. Jack Flesher of New was part of the recovery force tics and Haven and Janelle Call, Mason. during the first manned Gem- ·project. Is Hostess t o NEW HAVEN lW 8108 ICOU Attend AD-State $55 Oak Rock.-s · $7.77 i. In 11M Mhkll• llock•Next to llberfelcls POMI~Y,'I QUALITY·IHOI STORI . ,. Extra Beds from Suit" .. . $10,$15,$25, $30 ' Valu.. to$60 Holl.-.d Pramoo ... easton_ BAKER FURNITURE FREE DEUVERY - TERMS TO SUIT YOu . . ' MIDDLEPO.'l, 0. ·. .' ' �1 • . ·;- -- > ...... ... - - - - - - - - - - - - .... - - - .. . - . . - ' - - - - .... _.!.. - -- • -- - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~. • •-L1•nd tlte See-s 1•n BuSI'ness DC'n ,...,lute.,. oeearate n~c • ·a lleart - be ,._rvec~ lnr lllfter• trom my11tbln.. ·~ lift .... PIUP ' - llllullholel no maller whel 11111, !IIW • oee oour ll!d roacts norn••lly io, a prugresslvo muocll - • ouu.t end C181r ll&hltr on till '"" I I 10-oall:l' S.Otllltl, PomercJ1"IIId~,port. O,lbr. 11, J* . Rights' Struggle' · ..: alhor "'X ·ory Ia uaei. SIB> to lllmuLIIIcm llfW U'M'I'II'II. Ienina diSI'aoe fwo new car . . . . l'oliable •DCIIIC I!OIJel 19ftl'M'ent paymenll up teD afterllo<lll at lbe ~Mitbodlll L pie centerlnl ol I lllBP noedlo iBut the bad7 ............ blood technique• help tor till !lib. bome, ICbool or "" ndDIOII, . . . . . . bll\IDD .. ,. . .awrcll. Mrs. Pt:npl• ,.. • C In the camora.. vleWIIndlr eelll porod 1o I""'!IDiM llld Ivoid leg amputation• duo 10 ill· •dullry baH IIMir llld round Slilpmlnla of aluminum ID 0. JOI'IIior resldO!II of IIIII · • makes the eiJIOM'O corroot. 1fl&bl on forelan ln"'d- llld lected shin bo110 friCIIInt. 0111 dial llyles N•w . !ll&b . VIII~ oember reached an all · Ume muolty. Rev. Euil"'!" Gill tf. 1 "Tblo auiOallllc upt . 111111- 111 Ia lhla problem lbat lllUII \dispt ..... the weight of ftllrllll age silicon al)d germaniUIII ~ at 5,188,300 IODI • "" Delated. ,..'1f flriD& boloYatioll by Peo&u - bl solwd by merllcll te- lor stancli"l from the IDIO<'Ied tnllllslorl lor ltlll\llaloa te- esllmated-$30 mllllon wu tpeot Mr. llld Mro. Hotl!lerieoop.&' 1IJ Jte lft biPI boll o-al Ol-.llkG. llld ltl , de'reloped. *ted IIIII rtilDed Mlrch Meoawlllle, !boll am; the other pla<e1 a bOQe eeller cii'CIIllt .. . NR eyloa lor research In advance ol the o1 Mulberry Helgbtl, called ._ the ol AdmlnLstr•· ' -ldwldo c:bemleal 11tes illd 1for lour years - will bo • II*~ wltb 811 imlllllar bean * t bridge back ol the ll'lleturt In up Pld wltb ~ rue....U •• toy lair. Mr. lllld lira. BoweD. 011 elf .._ curb tn<ruood 111 ovonp o1 71 dard for oth.- liDo carneraa, bave . their IOI'Vl•"' a new an unlnlected 11'08 and u ileR~ Of • .._ . . to c(JUat IJllll' · • Ro H ell wbo 11 emplo,.d 1 -· ons 10 Allier can cent IMUally since 1 major 111d Robert 1. Poanoek, cllreo-, ballery • po"""" device worn InC bellini the lnlec:tlllll beoomes tleel-wool pad!! Seulllld , , Y IJW FOil g ~ tn•el .....,. bll """"' ' Pll' bopn In 10r of lloneyweU pboto&raphlc under the •kin an~ rechon.,. euler to handle. eoallnl ml>: for IIIII IIIII elllck· Ill Dllnoll, _..Mlcbl · l!e news from Southern rooort •;::"sloa prGil'lllll Iproducts. abll from outside throuah elec- '1111NGS TO COME- A trail- ea, to tnaU them crllp wUl> . II employed In Well.tllw1, of llld 1riDt1r bul- l . Waroer's pn<ltonn as Ia dlo Newo - Med- 't:romqnetlc induction. 1'ho de- slstorlzed TV camera system 0111 fr)'lnt. . Va., w . onln the the world'• bi&iest producer ot 'l leal ..,;once may aome dl)l , 1101 vlee may '""' •• lone as 30 smaller than a shoebox and 81'1'8 O'BllSINl!'.SII - Rellll lbelr no:~: similarly oodareic:.;, · ABS lacrvlonltrll• . no•tadione too lar dlaiiDI, aceotnpllsh • yean wllhoul npl•c:emen1 . welllblna only 10 pound~. Cor- saleo Ullillnue 11ro)ll. Februa,rJ Mr. Lester BrilcllaiY«' bas pa II P •· styrene) polymera will be ~ss!Ul belrt trauaplln~ 1n II now bill been fqund that a rylna It own power supply. lh~,_ 1'01111118 wu a recol:d returned baiDe lrom • m The experts bave a number of drenalhened In April with of lho fa<!! the bwn111 penon mey really · be aller- 11)'8lelll can feed directly Into a 000,0118, llaiJied !J.y .(IemaN lor . J1e1b1 Puler' Yilll wllb Ilia molblr, · ....,..,..,, for the bolae In liiM-M Increase in rated, annual eapa· bu a built-In Clbltaele to Clc to hlm..lf. Such an aller117 c:onventlooal TV reeolver .... . new cara . Fllf!ll lncume Ia 'l'lle ,funenl • Ill Ml'll. Maud Mrs. Jessie Brookover, 8aollf. winter resort bualnesa. but lhe :ctcy of Its Parkersb'li'J, va. a move. !I hu IOUIId lblllla ..-led wben the patient Home charger lor auto biller- 1111f wu ttJ,II8 blllloo!. wltb PeQplea- coaduct.d Tullclll' W. VL ----- - ------------------most llkel! one Is the 11rowlna 1plant to 140 mllllop pounds, 11 . llberallzall~n of vacallon polle> times greater thin the 12-ml~ 1es In buSiness and tndu.try. lion-pound annual capacity of More oompames now l(lve the plant In 11157' when It bepD more paid bolldaya, too, ll!d operation• lhe lour • week Vlcation is fast From a~ oricinll of rebecomlnC common-place, let- ' sins lor rubber products, ..0. U.., workers take two weeks sives and lt.BS plastics, Mlrolf In winter and two In the bon's product line bas BJ'DWII 111 "~ months. Include r06ins for painla ll!d One other bl( plus lor the coatings and laUees used lD tbe ' resort keepers Is the jel air- carpet. paper and fiberboard in· Meats are outstandiq value& to get :You to bt~Y and try them tbls weeli:, we're Cl'l!t, which gets the traveler duslries. offering • tpeelal DoubJe.Your·.Money Back Gudt-antee on every pound of "Super· to bitt destination faster and Banner Yeu Fer PbotopaRlpat" .Meats. Enjoy Ulem Without riBkl. lllveo him more time In the I plly - A number of strlklnl sun. The jet has given greatly technical advances by the pbolncreued buslneso especially to Itographie IDduatry lncludlnl C&rlbbean rosorts. where gains : new color llims, bnproved len!hb winter bave ranged from 81ses and a hoot of new cameru, lo l2 per cent over last year. are providing slrong stimulation Eqlllpmeat Maker te Chem~ lor an already • ltronc pnoto 11 .-1 l.uder - Borg • Warner market In 1865. Corporation. lona known u 1 ' Typical of the products mak· leadlnl producer of automotJve, inK it easier for amateW's as home equl~ent and Industrial well as profession•ls to get products, d>selosed this week better pictures is the new Hllll· lhat chemleala now bave be- 1 eyweil Pentax Spotmalic 35mm come a major part of ita pto- 1 camera just announced. Wit.h a -UCI Une. buill . In light meter oystem lAster G. Porter, president, that reodl only the tight actual· In the fint progress report on ly going through the lena, this ol the company's Mar- new camera II oald to •saure Sout "'.rn Resorts Enj'oyed Blgoest Ever mmter Play aura-. • ,!. = SEIMI\, Ala, (UP!)- Negro leaden ulclabout 200 penons would marcb on a rural Alabama lcbool today to prote.st the refulal of the prlndpal to allow students to puticlpate In civil rlahtl demonstratlo01. our , . ,.. be said The protest wu to be a DeW llogau : 'We yem:m Laure] tliff ~ B~rg ~ri IUJD~";' S.ler~eo 'C.: .:;!'end Society Notes •011.· It camdon In Wilcox one ol the b1aet ooll eounllelllhere Ne ore ductlnl 1:; Selml m ~ DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK I ~e;·;,.f:~~ ~::;" ~~~; Retana effective tbru .... ,. .. ' ' Apple Grove C' _...! · N ~·ety otes oo-m·--~ble liquid ..... I J-·· ~ _., -~ - - bu . t1ot flnlll II • Olllt Riftr m start it burn Ina lllld 11 apkldo , lleed .... puoed wll..... rtred In hio , ..... It reported . • l<ttlerod B ;IW ,.. , u,.,.1 "' laD tnm ill thet Taylor bad iiiiN d_.ee /1'__ _.J ._ Amnug w11o ontered fU 1oo1 mot e1 Mo • 1 G«ws• Taylor. 'Ill, Portland, bunut over his body above bla OW I' • 11o1zer hnlpltal In the put u Jll&l!l. P1ood slip 1o u 1ee1. BY MilS. HERBERT ROUSH ••• lilted 111 erltloal condition waist. I Jrii.'IIJ were . Mrt M Apes Bur· No nbt lltreaP today at Melp Goneral bospltMelp c-tJ' Jtep. n.oda Mr. and Mn. Joba SIObsrt a1 from severe burl1l suffered 1be fiery expkwlon fram the Well« reported lite thlo ~ 930 E Swindler IOU A~~ y. Jr., Marsie end Beverly, end Tueoday momlng at his Bald stove also_ eaugllt • cbalr 011 lnl from Col 1 I tlllt ~ aH., 'lblnl A • ...... Ida Slobart open! Sundtty KDobbo Road borne. fire, but it • • earrled !rom ""' beoll IIIII u lbe [ I I R ' l4t ~ Witll Mr. ll!d Mn. D. w. J!!m. Racine omergeocy aqllldmen the home and then •• ., fw- dill far pavill(l • ..,.;:. l'iillt' It Carsey E. Rams~!)', Wl'"ftOW bellon at New Haven, W. Va. rushecl Teylor to the hospital at ther damace. to the .,.,.... It r ' r4 Star Rt., Albert 8 · Watll, ~ Tho birthdays of Mrs. John Sto- 11:40 a.m. They said they were T~e Pomeroy In dapar1mlll& Crown Clly, Mn. MaJ: Pickell, bart Jr. aod Mr. Embellon were told Mr. Taylor bad thrown a sald lt received I ealllllbe po- Rep wear...,. lllel' . ,... Rl. 2 Crown City. Jeanette celebrated. lice slahon oeganllllti lbe IDel- 1111111 •11 Nalurll R P Workman, 401 221111 Sl., Pl. Mn. Blanch JeHerieo ol West. Dorcas. dent. ~t was belilmd eodoulooJ Dlool II' " tblt :. • · 'I'[" Pleu811t, Herllert C. Stauley, • &1l'&T ervllle spent the weekend with Mrs. John Foreman Port- to be m the Ball trea. '1111 .~ -•~ ..... .._ JiJ. PI Pleuant, Ruslell P. SkidJLU1I. 'lnf Ia d Be '. Pomeroy fire trucb !bon more 31!8 N Fourth SL Mr. and Mra Olden Thaxton, n , Mrs. rtha Proffitt, Co- . Mr. Welker IIIII Robat ' M •J E• and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wag- lumbus, spent Saturday with Mr. Ill ,.,....ro of 8 Taylor reo!- Teater Alii. Dlreetor 111 1'1. amea . aer, Racine. and Mrs. Ray Heiney. dence, but the call Wll later Dept ;, Natur Re . Pomeroy' Mrs. Linder l SAXBE Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Siler- Mr. ll!d Mn. BurIll Wolfe cancelled when •It was deter· I~ bim :;,. :.--: I , ""· Rt. 3 Pomeroy, Mrs. man Ford SUnday were their and children, Buckeye Lake, VIS- mmed tne accident end tire bida wiD be opened J J. Rt. 1 Lone Botdaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob >led the laller'l father, George were at Bald Knobbs. Estimated cost ol lbl ~ Mrs. P. C..wdery, Day and three sons, Columbus. Hayman recently. is ~. 750 . ~ _;:W. Lone Bottom, Mn. Mar· - · · - - - - . . Mr. and Mrs. David Jones Mr. llld Mrs. Alee Wheeler ONE WAY AGAIN · -"' lon P. Cowdery, Rt. 2 Loug Bot- _,...,._ _ _ . , _ _ and eblldren of Charleston, w. were at Columbul Tueoday on . "'"-' Mrs. Ollle Waugh. Jack· - - 1 . . va. were guests over the week- blllllness. Mtddleport Mayor Lee Smith LOCAl. TEMPI . ,iJ 11011, Mro Floyd R. Buskirk, end of Mr and Mrs Jeu An- Mr and Mrs Ray Heiney said today that Plum·st. ad)a- The temperalurl In Pomli·•!l Hamden, Mrs Joseph T Wall, One of tile maximo _whleh has 'derson and · Mr. and Mrs. Ever· spent. Wednesday with Mr. and cent to the town park, will be- roy's busioesa dlstrlcl 11 Rt 1 Scottown Mrs. Rossell ,long _guarded the r~hts .of ette Clark. Mrs Bill Hemey, New Mala- come a one-way street aga>n a.m. today was 411 t g sa .,;.off .E. Stiff. Ironton, John L. Miller, IAmer1cana Bl_ld of the;; Engbs!' l Mr. and Mrs. Stan Shultz of moras. , effectiVe Thu r<day April 1. der sUDny skies. 0 \.MUPp R' Flnl. · r•· JlilJ 111m:' OHIO 111m ., " li"" pro,_--"".,.,_ f.::; it; .._.'I' J .J. '• .,-==-.-. n:•"" ble~1 sing~ ~""·~~;! o~ ~~~7.';:'w:~1a~~~si<:.rady ~~~~e~~r~;, ~,:"".!'..~ ~~o~n~ s~~~!~~:aka~~h an~a~;:. ;~w~e G~=~n:: i::~: • r--------=:::::::::;;:;:j~ ghreatf s. ".,.:; .. :r:· 1 er am y. lturies this maxtm has meant · • · · Y "Today America hurts," he . DL~chara:ed . . that ~itizens, whether they a~ Stephen Se~rs are recuper- day were Mr. and Mrs. Clar· said. "All of us who have pride Paltenls recently dlB<fUirged l dwelled In huts or mansions, attng from tonstllectomles at ence Story and Rosalee, Darin what our country stands for included Mrs. Elizabeth Thorn- Iwere the sovereigns of the do- Veterans Memorial Hospital. wm. .Mrs. Ada Norrts, Letan, are In anguish over the death ton, Mrs. Jack Walson, Mrs. main of tbelr housebolds, and . Phil Baldwin, Dorcas, called I Melvm Howard, Dayton. ; of Viola Uuzzo." Bet!y Haniehen. Mra. Freeman that even the State had to be- , at the Sears home Suoday a!- Mrs. Bob Adams, Mrs. Her- , I Bro>wn.. Mrs. Robert D. Colley waro before lnlruding. ternoon. 1 bert Roush, Claudia Sh>elds a!mfant daUfhter, Mr!. Jes- For the public safety, bow- : Callers at the home of Mr. tended a hymn_smg at the Freese R. Chll1ress, Mrs. Delbert ever, it sometimes becomes ne- ' and Mrs. John Slobart Jr. Suo- dom Gospel MISSion Sunday ofGates and mfant daugh~r. cessary to penetrate the priv· l day afternoon were Bill Hysell, lecnoon. . Mrs. James Granl, Mrs. Wil· ary of the home. Houses and St. Petersburg, Fla., Mr. and Early Roush, Pete Sh>elds, ' llam Bunce, Mrs. Emma Riley, other structures ean easily be- Mrs. Ronme Cowdery, Long ' Mrs. Floyd Noms. Mrs. Her· Mrs. Keo tK.Ih Herrell, ' Arthur come the abode for stolen arti- l Bottom. bert Roush attended funeral ser· The Meigs County Health lUll, W!llard Co8tes, Mrs. Thorn- eles, narcotics, gambling appa- Edward Moran was a dinner ;,•ces f~h W~lto;;., Parson~ at department reported today an· as Evans. Mrs. Mildred Bissel~ ratus, or other illegal goods. guest Monday night of Corl wmg ape esday ler· other rabid skunk has been kill- Jeffrey K. Root, and Rickey E. In such situations, it becomes Robinson. noon. ~r. Parsons was a . tb Fl ood Lowe. neceSiary for law en/orcement Mrs. Howard Robinson is re· mer reSident of the East Lellart od m e atw s area .. commumty Chester township. It is the third authontles to search such ?tperatmg from a recent fall __ · _ __ rabid animal killed in that area structures, but only under ~r- m her bathroom injuring her the last week lain restrictions. back. . SQUAD CALLED The laws of the State of Ohio Weekend gue!ila of Mr. and Middleport emerency . res· Health officials urged res~ state lbal though persons are Mrs. Earl Robinson were Mr cue squadmen were called for ' TlU.OUr E IIDI•.t II"'J $2100.00 W.WI"' li-s~ 42.50 !~:':::::: watc!,.th~ actions - · _.. secure from searchers of their and Mrs. Edward Robinson and Arthur Roush, Rt. I; MiddleCOIITROL CfiiTEI Gao<• readlnp: Ga!Upolls homes, oearches and seizures George, Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. port, at 8:32 p.m. Tuesday Mr. lhould appear slra'?'e to Dam !B.O, 30.7, running 112 of Illegal goods can take place Howard Robinsoo, Carl Ray- Roush was dead on amval. them and brmg thOJr heads to feet on rollers. Pomeroy-Mas· by means of a search warrant mond and Brian, Mrs. Jack MRS. BENTZ DIES ~ree.k., the heollh department so test1 on out, Pl. ~leas&Dt 2U2, ·Uin- or plli'Suance to a lawful ar- Sargent Ann and Stephanie Rad- Freda Mae Bootz, 65, of Rac- 1 01--C>ND AING!i The ASIUin' Matlei1Al2MJ. TII.T.OIIT TILT·tfl tor lor ton 5.00 lalhng, Kanawha F~lls rest. . I lord, Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Bill ine, died this morning at Meigs Danish modern 1tytin1, The ultiJllllte in gifts ••• can be made. 'ofW•IIItnl triCIIIII tllltOm·erltt~ In &enuln• welnut Couoly Dog Warden George out, r:harleston 2U9 falling. A search warrant Is obta~ Robinson and family, Dorcas, General hospital in Pomeroy ... ,._flln•ltu,. a beautiful Keepsake Di• wenflllfl lfld selected herdwOOd -inpl where she had been a f>'ltlenl for sotic;il, Predsion-crafted mond Ring, • •• when you Logan also urged that resid"!'ts 1London dam wu running 12 . able by IIJW en/orcement off>· Mrs. Pete Shields, local. ••Dehn:e SP·26" 26,000·vott and ·clals upon the !thng of an alii· Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Roush the two weeks. care enough to give the m the Fla"':oods and Ptne feet . . Marmet 12\2 feel, horizontel chassis, Grove areas lle up their dog• Wmfleld dam 18 feel ' w>th. a Judge or magts· Tony, Tommy and Anna Marie l: ; --~--...,...;.~...,...,.... very best for the lime being. Boat Movementa: ltr•te descnbmg the place 10 be Winfield were dinner guests ~ricH St1rt Oblo River - National IJid ' searched, lh~ person to be Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Fran- I AI Low At Veterans Memorial Hoopltal Lillie Edward up 14, S p.m.; seized, the thmgs to he BearclJ. eis Webb and oaUed on the lorCOLOR FIDEUTY ADMISSIONS- Harold Kina, Charles K. up 14, 3:35 p.m.; for ~nd seized and allegmg mer's father , Fred Roush. at COIITROL Charlotte Tucker, John J. Roe up 14, 6:45 p.m.; substanttally the offense rel~t- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy I Loloyo• AUTOMATIC Cheshire. Wayne H. up 14, 3:05 1.m.; Ul· tberelo. The complainant ltl· Pearson In the afternoon di•.• eme1 · ON DISCHARGES _ Han G. up 15, 3 a.m.; lnea up lng the affidavit must state that Mr. and Mrs. Roy B.,;k and ' lnl "'"" " DEGAUSSIN8 w~rmth 15 • 4.· 20 a ·m·•. New cause Ill beheve Pam , Mrs . Mar Iene F ." h e r ' end lite P1Jrifle1 color TV C II o e, Reedsville; !bathas th good oods . led inttanl!yl Into iiiiiiiiiiii:~ Rutland. ville up 17, 4:15a.m.; St. Marys lh e g ndare Situ,• stolen spent the weekend with Mr. Mgvl! your color TV pictures, down 17 3·20 a · A J e premtses a mus a Mrs. Don B gl ' se•,in anr dire ctio n (b\IC:k·IRd·Whitl, too~ without color edju ttmenl len up• 19 · 3.05.m., ·. p' lactsinlheaffldavltto ·aupport Mn. Cora Boeke, 'ed , . a.m. ' eggy his conclusion. uc accompanl Downey up 20; 7:25 a.m.; Asa The restriction on unreason· them . to her ho_me her~ after up Greenup 4:20 p.m.; Illinois able searches and seizures are spendmg the wmter wtth her and Mark M. up Greenup 5 p. some of the most ossentlal loun- daughters there. LAUNDRYm.; Bob Benter up Greenup of the freedom• which Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf DRY CLEANINIJ are were dinner guests_ Sunday WY 2-5 428 MIDDLEPORT, 0 . 5:50p.m.; Andrew Colhoun up Americans enjoy. They Greenup I: 10 a.m.; Stevenson also usually the first restric- M ... . down Greenup 2:50 a.m.; lhat are violated by pol· doWII Greenup 5:20 a.m.: states when attempting lo an• THE RIGHT PLACE FOR THE RIGHT TRADE IN Allon Zephyr up Meldahl 3:35 impose a tyranny upon peoples. ON YOUR OLD CAR AT KEITH· GOBLE FORD p.m.; Valvoline up Meldahl 4:- - ---- · USED CAR LOT. YOU CAN'T FIND A BETTER 15 p.m.; Southern down dahl 5:05 a.m. DEAL ANY WHERE. dahl 9 p.m.; Molly K. up Mel- G•lllpollo Dam OVEC dabl 11:40 p.m.; down 9:30 p.m.; L. Fieore up 64 Ford Galexie 500-4 Dr, d?wn Meldabl 2:50a.m.; 11:45 p.m.; Jamel down 1:30 8 cylinder, auto. trans. Power steertna and radio. : ,p.•co ....end.,....c.....v;;;.;;;HOi;arn~er~up~~· a.m.; Solvay up 2:20a.m.; Bay1 •au Lorraine down 3 a.m.: On64 Thunderbird Hardtop L8ndan ward down 3 45 am; Lorena . Air CondiUODiDlf, full power. 5:U a.m.: Queen City 8:30 a.m. 64 Ford Country Squire Wapon 4 Door KaDBwba River .:..... Duncan 8 eyl. Auto. tram. Pow.. steering, radio, blnaee rack _T_O_N_I_GHT_&_T_H_U_R-SD_A_Y_ 11"-··· down London 2:40a.m.; 64 Falcon Wagon 4 Door ,JIOT OPIN Linda Cholin up Marmet 11:50 8 cyl Standard trans. Radio. p.m.; Beaver down Marmet Z:· 40 a.m.; Oliver Shearer down FRIDAY ond SATURDAY 63 Rambler Clanic 220- 4 Door April 2-3 Marmet 6 a.m.; Oleander down Beyl. stand. Trans. Radio MfAIL SAlOl• Winfield 2:50 p.m. : Helen Z. Dan O'llerUhy aud down Winfield 1:20 a.m.; Allen 63 Ford Custom 2 Door Walter .Matthou R. Merrill down Winfield 2:05 289 enetne. SIIDdard trana. Radio. "MIGHT TRAIN TO PARIS" a.m.; Semel down Winfield 2:· Lealie Nielsen, Alilll Gur 61 ford Fairlane 500 - 2 Door 20 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lucas 8 ey1. Standard trans. Radio. down Winfield 4:25 a.m.: The!. IUN.1 MOM~ TUES. 444 rna Ann up Winfield 6:20 a.m.; 59 Ford Country Squire Wagon 4 Door "GIT YOURSILIO H. E. Bowles up Winfield 6:30 A COLLIGI GIRL• 8 eyl Aute. trans. Power lieerlne and b...U.. Radio. a.m. 1 Third Diseased • Skunk Killed • I I . -·· v .,_ . c· ' TRIMMED Sat. AprilS CINaNIU'l1 (VPI) - ., fl'lnlk 1111 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlep!rl, Q, l(ar. t1.. 1•u ! FULL SHANK HALF WELL lll1 DETROIT (UPII - C1V1L leaden today found new to their cause from death of Mrs. VIola Greq Mrs. Uuzzo, 39• was obot to dealb on 811 Alabema alter last week's ma • • march. Sba was day 111 the oolemn ri1el of Ro C lholl Ch h ;:~n J:mes c :;:,· u..t wh d ~ h 0 • the 11 1 :aid Mrs \i: v~r d 1 ~ eu 0~~· tlng ''SUPER ~RIGHT" SMOKED Victory over Epilepsy is Near Sure with Most Cases Be groes te go wltbout !bat 8unday frock, or 10 barefoot ll )'011 ba~~ to beloft you spend a.,_ ny. He U urged OODtlnuallon ol the bul boycott In Selma and announced boyeotl leaflets would be pallled out and p>cket~g wo~ld start downtown. A~ama • " Tho city ol Selma and the lobulllne bave flied a damage agalnst Bevel and other civrlghlt Jeadero lor launching bus boycott. · r.:-:t ~ over l l j ACQUAINT YQURSELF· WITH FINE ·tuALITY BIG "SUPER-RIGHT'' tQAUNTEE-'IVDY POUND OF "SUPm-RIGHJ" MU1'S MUST PLWE OR ••• In mil.. AT SELMA, THE REV. James T Bevel told a mau meetlnl ·'1\teoday nlPI -a ,.Will r<'gl~uOn pllgns camden Is 35 fro w. haM ?oter 111 -\loblml unW Hospitallfews Bums ~"..... Are Suf£ereu -.I "-·a- .. R'. IVer news ,, ' n~-u p .t~llntl lb. S..4 VE ON 'J'BESE UN'J'EN V..4.l.llESt TUNA FISH ~~.:T:K CENTER HAM SLICES COLO STREAM-ALASKAN PINK SALMON SPAGHETTI 1-lb.49C _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _can Buy 2 Pkgs. Get One For A lc he· 2 for 25c - - - - ANY SIZE PIECE BRAUNSt."W.f~GER . . lcans ·lb. 4 89c Morton ,_ S a-. ploo I 79 C I 45 CHICKEN LEOS Cemplete Dru..,. otlck & Tllllh - .. C 3 1~$1.00 2~- 39c FIG BARS CAP'N JOHN-PROZI~IAN • ,' ; 1 SHIRT FINISHING BAKER FURNITURE ROBINSON'S ::r·_•::n:d:_M:::.'rs~.:_A'_"us~t~m'_~W':'o~U~e~,~"""""""""""""'P"'OM""""'ER"'O"""Y.!: _""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""'"""""""""""""""""".,.;,"""~ MEIGS THEATRE PROZIN Perch FilletS _ :: 39c Haddock ........ 5 ~ •1·" PRIIID U 110ZJN CAP'N .IOHN-IlOZIN· · I USED CARS .\. 55C SE.tU'UOD V...UllES FRESH BAKED " ' CHICKEN BREAm .. NE ........... i SPRING SPECIAL I Plu.. -ty ...................... * ~]& €:::::.:3 DAY SERVICE ' .3 . 26c PORK SAUSAGE POT PIES 39c lit. . 89c lit. SUPER·RIGHT PRUH SULTANA lllAND FRUIT COCKTAIL ... SSe Whole Ham,... s _ lb.49c BuH Half STAR KIST 4Jji' 1 Catfish ...L~ni'-.!49c Fish Cakes __ .... 39c SPECIAL ,.,,n PIGS. OF II 59 Chevrolet Belair 4 Door remove film, cook , 8 eyl. Powurllde trans. Radio. 56 Mercury 2 Door Hardtop a29tDOIM dealt I of: SUGARED, PI AIN w CINN.J.MON Aut<>. lraDI. Radio. For pattie•, 56 Plymout.. 2 Dr. 8 cyl. Std. traM. an.,. """ lllht 2 - 64 Honda Motorcycles CA 95 1 PIE ;:. :.: 39c ---~---. -CALl::..'POIN~L\-NA____- 11icee ~ w' 4 • ' llpplel, 4 ' I ' \ ' n Ill n'. •• ' I I' 'teaiiii:J!ipt .... CARAMEL PECAN ROLLS -t-~=39c ,. 1111 lu'*llt P:ry or broil and ..rw wJth '. c .. f ' -- 1 IMhM X I inC1t1111 64 CHEVROlET ¥.a TON PICKUP "B" e... 60 CHEVROLET 2 TON CAl and CHASSIS 8 eyL 41peed ti-ano. 2 opeed ..... axl•. 11&" W.B. 57 FORD ¥.a TON PICKUP 6 CYL 57 OIEVROLET 2¥.11 TQN CAhnd CHASSIS ' ....... lranJ. 2 ................ 111'1" w.B •. 60 WIUYS % TON ' wheel drive. e erllnder. • ON THE SPOT FINANCING i ' potMD Mel··-·. . MAMa 1e-IIHCN ORANGE. S ... cwapr~~c:kap. PArna. 1*1 ' aero•• at marks Cookondfor brHk1ttM or diN1«. OTHER JANE PAR KER BAKE RY VAlUE S APPLE Slice at en81o. makl"'•~·inch thick. OR USE THE Oleo foo- chunks, ~­ hat.,-. I".MMS 1-lb. BAG ortDUMwlth -&Mttl .._ eutM"otlcoo tnto third&. I REGULAR or HOT STYLI · KEITH' . GOBLE ~ORD. . USED CAR· LOJ ;; llt.•la.....__ ltMIIIM . ...................... ------~ ' ... .. �r· • \ Save Royal Crown More During Kroger NOW IN HAll-QUART$ t •llor111 I PO.._,. lt..... IYsplrltM KROGER CATSUP 6 ::::· '1 ..... Biscuits . 0000.. • 12 8 .... taft Milk • • • • • • • • • Applesauce •••••• 8 Tomatoes ...... •· 8 .... Cut Green Beans .... 8 ..... Bread ••••••• • • • s Circus Drinks • • • 4 ""'" Dinners • • • • • • • • • 3 Peas •••• • • • • • • • 7 Cottage Cheese . . . . . . . . '::: 19c Corned Beef Hash .c:··~.c·:~. 3!~: $1 • • AJ>plo ~It Peaches .•..•.... 4 Peanut Butter . •• 1 Preserves ... -1' 1 1·..... Greens .......... 9 Smuckers Jelly S ''i: FaciaJ Tiss.ue . S :: Lunch Meat :":~: 3 •::; Cake Dish . ~:~· :~ .~: ':": ~0 Ht. 303 Salad· MD. 301 No. IN ·' -· K-Wh"- loa- loii<IIHI Pl.wn SAVE • 0 CIAI nc. 0 pka•· Av-.ftle ~ •• JOJ cens ..,. Jill 0 Good Quality 011 Lean &Tender llo ,.,.,. ........ •1.21 .......... '"· lb. Willi Coupotll lei- . ,,.. It IJdr• T• Voluo I I - wltlo P•rd1110 ol 2 l'lcto. - - - - . "Fresh or Fresh Frozen Piece Chicken" f'*Y ...,_WY4-2550 0 can Leg Quarters 000• 0• . ., .~·· 35c Breast Quarters ..... ••· 39c ..•, SAVE 20c .. SAVE 30c ,..., .............. •sAVE- .... lbli eGUI*I ... INSTANT COFFII I8J $U9 Wl!lldy Doll FOLGER'S Exp.4/3/65 ' IO..., l•r '•k ·~29c SALMON . . 49c .... Frying Chicken • • • • • • • • ·~ 33c Frying Chicken 0• 00..... ,•. 37c Boston Rolled Roast • Double BIUsted ....... Serve 'n Save SUeed Bacon __ . __ •. __ . _•• 2 '!k.. 99c Salt Bacon !~ ~~-- 29c Jowl Bacon .•... ~. 25e Cube Steaks •. -- .•••. -~~·- ~~- ~~ !~ .. 10 ,::._ 89c Whole Hor Sausage •• w.~.... ,''"''' ~~...., 2 ·~·· *l·ot Kahns Luncheon Meats __ .•. _•__ ........ _.. ~ .... 49c eSAVf FACIAL TISSUES SCOTIIES 4 ba,:,tt . , White- 2 ply, 200'• 111. ~- - - - ~e-;;;,n-;e;;;,;;;;;;;al;- - - I ~ 0 ..... 0 Spag.num Peat Moss . 00.. 0..• , ... $3.89 Michigan Peat Humus 0••. 00• • . ::- 79c Seed Potatoes o0•••~·n:bo: 000• 00·::· $6098 Tenderau Boneles• Rolled & Tied CATSUP lb. s Just Graftd lr1nd Bananas CORN 8.: ., y.,, ....... ""-" ..... WIYI "Tot ......,..,, I~ ....... to your ldNIIIII .ft.,. IIIII <IMIIII"WWtiit .. lnntr ... o..r..-1 with a•••· lb. IOSIIUSHU A••"'Yalflty .' :.I. 98C: ... $ and 51-:0RT RIBS---FAIRMONT VELVEETA CHEESE ICE MILK 1 Bakery Speetall CROWN DAIRY FAIR Helf.01IIon CARTON _ _ lb. 49c FIG BARS 2 lb. plcg.-- 39c lit. laox .KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP Mersh Seedless SALAD DRISSING GRAPEFRUIT s !I 39( HD. LETTUCE PUT MAGIC WHITINISI IN YOUR WASH ••• Large Size MAGIC BLEACH 1~ 49c c hd. .i I 11111 •••••ld l'oUmit .I - ---- .. -... -... ---- ... -.. -........ BOILING BEEF KRAFT .. ., _ ........ 'l'lltOIII' • • ~-- J9c Lox WHOLI DINIL Qul!ltlties '·--·-- MIX With Cheese 20~• •, •SAVE Golden Blpe 11. . PIZZA PIE Hunt'• Rich Tllty ...... _.____ Orange Juice 000. .. .. • • 3~u·ri· sl Pascal Celery .. ~ 23c Appian Way esAVE Blue Cold Ocean Perch •.. _•_____.. •• ,. 39c 1 Freshore Rainbow Trout _..•. ________ . ~.:. 49c n:t,:·eo.. 1 Sea Pak Fi11h Stew . ~~ ~·~k: ~- ~__...._. • ·:::: 49cj :::7." .........11111ttll I . •sAve Del Monte Plnlc , • • •1!.. lb. 89c llltw Than Prwh Perfcldl hole Breasts _ •. 49c Whole Legs .• _. _. _ 46c Drumsticks -_. . . lb. 49c Thighs . _____ • __ ,~. 49e Livers -• ~. 89c Giblets • ~. 29c Wings .•. 111• 19c Cut-Up We Will P1y '12 Cent lach To Your F.avodte Charity. HEAtiNG ,... 3 $ .99 , -- -- THEY ARE YALUABUI AND esAVE Coffee Whole Fryers PLUMBING •••• KN!Iet Y. P. l!. S. Gov. Inspected Dell., For au;;y .JIIITIO ••• 0 ICI'OIIIr Sm1ll & L•rvt Curd Gleem Toothpaste .,~... ":, . ~: 46c TIde DeterQent ......... ·~· 69c SA VIi YOUR ,a, C. QIILA COLA, NliHI TRUE FRUR ORANGE, AND UPPIR 10 BOT'fLI CAN Your DlJJndJble lwHH er KIHnll Merton Frutn 17c Plunahlng • Heating - lslleh&l Y...a.ty BEST COLA BUY ANTHONY .... s K...... lele&lucl Y.W. llloodlrtl ..... I carton serves 18 It- Sta.,..nl lrlftll ' - " - Y.C. llalfto .l 5!4- ltldtt FaJICY can• ··t a Ddly Sentinel, POIIIePOY·m4dleport, 0, Jlar. II, I LYONS RACINE RUTLAND ClfMtr ..rm. Sle,. Food Market Clover F•rm "Tho SloN Wltb A Hart" Departmlftt.l..,. loute 7 I tuPPERS PLAINS Fifth and Pearl RACINE 0pon I h I Mon. Tlwu Sat• PHONIIIi ....... RT. 124 .-, R~ �' ·' Classified Ads-Your Modern Community Bulletin Board 14-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Mar. 31, 1965 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1963 Chevrolet Impala Super Spt. Cpe $139S Local owned and like new in perfCJ!manc~ and appearanp:· White. finish. red bucd~et seda~e:r:r v:w~ !~1:w~rtee'!fanetires. wergbde, PS, PB , ra 10 an • 1963 Chevrolet Impala Station Wagon $2395 h fawn lnterlOI', maroon Locally owned, new l'Br f re_s ness. in VB Powerglide finish, like new 800 W. W. t~res , 327 cu. . PS. PB. Save money to get a mce one. omca 1110uu &:» A. 11 ... S.OO P . II DUlJ IMUO.,._..JII A II t41 U:OO GOOD ...-s so &.\6'1' N PLAt:! A RNIIItate For S.le FOR SALE: l<mC term tlnln<>tng on au modem ~ bedroom ranch style bome, Chester Road near state Hilbway Garage. Approximately '1500 down, halance like rent Ph. WY 2-5337. S Jl Uc Stout, Harrisonville, 1elet,ision R~vue SOCIAL Sale! Used Trad•lnsl FOR SALE: 6 room house and bath at 744 East Main St. Pomeroy. See: Mrs. John W. 4834. ' TIIIIEE SHOAT pip, 12$ lba., $10.00 each. Phona WY :u291. . S303tc CALENDAR Dr. Molvin IC. DaorT, VelefiD. 11'1111, lll'p lind ....U anlmalo 1J11 Wub!DIICD St., Rawood, W. VL Pllone t'JS.41'1L Office lrours, Dally 4 to 8 P· m. I ZIJ lie MAll. n '11111 WUdwood Glrda elub wlU meet at !be Colm•t4a Gao o1f1ce in Middleport, W.W. day at 7:30 p.m. lilldl .._w Is aaked to tab I pMt. Notl~ 'f:ra 1 '11111 Meo'a llnlbonood PINANCIA\. RIPOR'r "" Til. • the :mnterp:IA IIJ4 llaruinB IGARD OP IDUCA.fiott libuldlH wtD meet at the ••r tn• ,._. Yeer liMN ... et.c.-IMr ,,.., nw l'!:ttlerprl!te church Friday, at hll...,..,. ucet tcfiMI p..,._., 1• l.eg•l SH 2- 3 30 3tc LOWEST IN U. S. .r Mtl- P. 0. AddrHI 7:30 p.m. '~::=;.,o:: ,.'::.'"829;.;!::·•• " The Literary Club of Middle. --· port will meet Wednesda1 afternoon at !he home of Mrs. James Euler. Mrs. Cbarl"' wUl review "'11lf at My Back" by Pat O'Brien and Mrs. George LaiJhC.Vnty / 'Pomerov Motor Co. $69.95 $25.~ OPEN EVES. 7<00 P.M. POMEROY . OHIO aDUL1 PROD\,IC".lNO WANT A.D Ar ntAr DREAD llml). wlU review, "Dorothy and by VIncent llbeeaD. Roll wtll be commenta 011 the PHONE WY 2·2156 DAiS'I M4ES G/.AND MIWR.Ji.LY 57'Rt.ll!llLE5 70 f/ESI..IM£ TI-lE IIOME·MAKER POSITION··· Card of Th11nlcs ACJBOSS CROSSWORD l.~- t.Dtmad,u p&)'IIUilt " '1, Farm9r'a . pl&nlf.t!$ 8. On top lO.Ilardm •upply atdreitem 1L Only 12. WJWa.m Bonn..... --tho--- u. """""""' Thlo. 16.Lik& 1T.20.Chlnale 21. A1lom<loG :u.~ 2e.Dlvlllon Lost •nd Found ~~=a~s~~~:~~~ otabook 28. Small p.at GIVEN SURPRISE Miss Callie Kloeo wao pleasantly surprised Friday evening when a group of relatlvea came to help celebrate her blrtltday. Ice cream and cake were HI'Y. eel during the evening to Mr. and Mn. Otto StraUII, Mr. lind Mrl. WUUam StraUII, Mr. and Mrl. Artlwr SlraUII and the 80.Dip~ 83.J- N.l'four!olle4 86. MUBic DOte 3T.Manh U.Muzzte- Joad4,g adJunct d.~ lah'a 4jJ, N<'IU'Iab. itlOD<Ired llll!SI.wllh Ml8a KJoeo~bowW88 a!Bo honored 1 <ll'd er by relaUves and frlentll and -t 48.0rlemol received over 100 cardl. "·Trees 48. illeapf>< ... . ., Jl.l11lle4 . . DAfT~V fllt'fi"lVQ1ll.b!: - Bme'• low to .&lE1'DLIIA.&l[a· lo LOJfG.I!ILLOW CIDeletterllmJ)I)'Itadlfw...,..._..lalldi,I!IIUDple A ls used fbr tbe three L'., X far the two etc. Sln(le letter!!, a.po.. lrophleo, tho loolctlllllld- ~lifo- a.e o.U hln ... "The way I pt It, of the people :rou've been footln1 part of till ti1H 111'1 bere to aee you, Senator!" -------------------~------ WMPO Radio Monday Tlln l'rld.oJo 1:011 Slp-OD. NIIWI I :W Sacred Heart 1:20' ·Melgl CT, RFD 1:211' ' Paul Bowen Farm ...... ...., ........... REVIVAL ANNOUNCED Revival oervlc01 will begin II tbe Laurel ClUf Free Metbodlst Church with Rev. JlmlDJ RotYouth EvangeHIII from IAIUance, Oblo, AprU 2 Ia 11, aJablly. AD - JD. .. •• . . • . ltiii.I'J •• . SliUI . . . .. " •• 1811.11 Rock Springs Society Notes · ........ &rllllll m-.--.r....,. J'1MM ' " ..-. 7 • lfll INCOME TAX Senlee, Jolll> 100 • Slmpaoo IDourance Asency, Room f, Coats B~ tng, Middleport, SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Wright Power S.ws Sol11 & Service RHLawnM.wenFn 0. Kerfs WILCOX SERVICE 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. Dolly 412 1. irtl AV.. ·--. ,.._. ---- -...... ------ · - ... - --- . .,.,.._. _--------¥----·--· ..- ~ --- Nll-'d'•~rt ·~ • ·~· I dllfenm. A~" • CIPolaloa Nlt?OINO~BZ YB»EA LYQBI IB4LK.41fi'•B•Ya o•B ~KYX IIOEPBt,- 1:30 SUndon Serenade 8:10 8lp Off ~JI: 8:00 Sign On - ~ows 8: IIi Country Music Timl 1:30 MWw Sbow 1::15 News Countr}> Jambcorelr 8:57 Bill Wt!llber 7:011 7:00 National Nen 7<11 Larry Antler1011 Show 7:05 BDJ Mlller Srow 10:45 ll'o Music - Army Uti Sporll 11:00 Dairy Valley It Dutton'l 7:35· 801 MOler Show Top Ten Show 7:SS ' P!Cms Hardwll'8 Show 12:00 Newo . ('I'Uesday·Thuroda7) 12:.15 Musical Interlude 7:50 Newa 12:30 ~ Rav. MerUn Teell 8:30 Dilly Ught· 1:110 The Jim Moes Show 8:45 Biker Furn1ture Show 5:30 Sundo"!Jn Serenade (Wed.-Aucttoo) Frl, Show) 8:30 Sign 011 1:00 Newo SIDda)l: 1:05 CofiM With Janet 1:30 Sign On- Army Hour 10:110 Swat> Shop 7:55 News 10<15 Momin& Meditations 8:110 French City Baptist 10:30 BW MUler Show Qourdr 10<45.l\lt1911 Ag, PrpD (Tues. l 8:10 Sunday Show 10:45 FamiiJ Wonhlp (Tbura.) 9:30 The Blhlo Speab To 10:45 A.S.C. .PrpD (Pete 9:45 wash. Repts To People • Sblelcll). (Frida,yl) 10:00 The Good J.Ue · 11:110 Newo lt:15 Congressman's Report 11:05 Tint• Coaalr7 JUllcttoD 10:30 ·Sunday Show 11:45 Ttn.r'a Cotmlr)' llymJI 11:30 The Quiet Hour Time' · · 12<00 NeWI 12:00 Ce!nent 8IOclr New. 12: lli The ChrlaUan'a Hour 12:30 Goouler'l Gtllll&tar (J'rl.) 12:10 The Ra~. Marlin Taets b.:30 Larry Alld8r1011 llbow 1:00 The Suuday .Sbo)!cfllli 1:00 . Jim lollu llrow I<SO Tbto Rev. Sllu Billups t:IS 'Blaeltur Auto Show 2<011 The Rev. Andrew (~.) I<Cl Tbto Rev. 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News 0 01'11118 4:011 lliBciD& with Ooo 12:30 Coiiii!J Apa1 4:30 Top 1'eD Revue '2:45 Counlr)' Go Roond UO News &.uldup 1:55 News 8NI • 5:15 PubUe Servtca 1:1111 Countr}> Go llormd 5:30 ru-r Mllltcale NIWI Ileal 1:00 Slp OH Bur-FA.LLS BACK INTO T>IE HOME· ~CKER POSITION!'! �. . .. --------·- ~ . . ., -~ Elberfelds 3-Day Sale! .. Thursday, Apr. 1-Friday, Apr. 2- Saturday, Apr. 3 Elberfelds Open WHk D1ys 9 to 5 1nd Slturd1ys Until 9 in the Evening An llleel lporta-•r Item WOMINS 2.95 PAJAMAS Womena broadcloth pajomaa bf ~~~- AsllOrted printl. Siz. es 3:l to 40. SAL I $3.39 SHIFTS WITH MATCHING SHORTS Solids and prints - perfect for dorm - lounge - patio 1nd play . S1zes small, med· 1um and large. Neck size 14 to 17 and in your correct sleeve length. 100% wash 'n wear, convertible cuffs (button or cuff links). Smartly tailored. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY------- DIAPERS WOMENS Cu.rltyy Geuze Diapers. 21" x 40" 9lze. More absorbent, wash easier, dry faster . $3.19 "LAURA MAE" BLOUSES An outstanding value In womcns cotto11 blouses - short and roll up sleeves - solids and prints. Sizes 30 to 38. dol. INFANTS DRESS DRESS DRESS DRESS TROUSERS TROUSERS TROUSERS TROUSERS A Terrific Value In Mana CRAWLERS and DIAPER SOS GIRLS STRETCH Small group of Infants dia· per sets and corduroy crawl· ers. Regular $1.95 to $5.115. Sli&htlY soiled. Broken sizes. SALI $1.00 DENIM SLACKS Fine quality strrlch denim slacks. Side zipper closingnavy blue and light blue Si1.es 7 to 14. WASH & WEAR ROBES Easily laundered wrap around style assorted plalda - In plastic zipper can-ying case. Sizes mall, me· dlum, large, extra large. $5.95 l" rifle VeluMI Phil M•ld $1.95 BOYS RAIN( ·s NIGHT GOWNS Womens waltz length night gowna. Sizes small, medium, large and extra large. Solidi and prints. $1.59 Girls Streh·h Denim KNEE KNOCKERS The fabric with reflex action. Zipper closin&. Navy blue and li.ihl blue. Sizes 7 to 14. Completely wa 1 "f, elec· tronirally sealed ,c am-w 1th matching hood-deep roomy pocket, In solid color, 9111oke or yellow. Sizes 6 to HI. SALE SALE SALE SALE WOMENS 2 PC , Womens half-slips with lace and embroidery trim . Sizes smell, medium. laree and ex· U'alarge. JAMAICA SHORT SflS $1.59 Plaid top with white ahortl and matching pla.id belt Matching printed shorts and bloure and stripe seersucker. Size» 12 to 18. "Bttuty Mist" by H•nte $3.95 STOCKINGS e Seamless Stretch e Seamless Plain eSeamless Mesh LITTLI GIRLS Proportioned lengths. Sizes 8"' thru 11. Latest spring shades. $1.00 SHIFTS Fine quality stripe· seersuck· er snd ~otton handkerchief print - sleevel~sB ltylea Siaes 7 to 14. pair Completely waterproof- tal· lored to fit, reinforced cape back. In matching carrying case. Sizes small (34-36), me· dium (38-40), large (42-44) and extra laree (46-48). Gun smoke color. IXTitA VALUI IN MENS WALK SHORTS Solid color1 and rich plaids in heltless model with adjustable waist or regular style worn with a belt. All tanforized shrunlt. Waist slz. ealll to fl. $2.95 WOMENS 39c PANTIES Womena regular and exll'a size panties. White only. SPRING DRESSES $1.00 of shirt· waists, shifts - street type dresses - in junior sizes misses sizes and balf sizea. DIAPERS ' Blot-11 dry Birdseye diapers , Full 27" x 27" siZ41. Smooth ed&es for baby'• comfort! $5.95 $4.50 $5.50 $6.50 $7.50 Just Arrived! A Shipment of Worn- New SPRING DUSTERS doun Gowns & Kimonoes Infants knit eowns and kJ. monoea. Maize, pink, white and malibu. '1.00 TEE SHIRTS Crew neck - full cut. Sizes 8 to 16, An excellent value. 3 for $1·00 Women• 106% cotton full allps with eyelet and em· broidery trim. Sizea 32 to 112, 59 Ex~ellent V•lue In Fine quality gabardine rain· eoata - reversible style with umbrella matching the floral lining, 14\W to 24"' . Green and Tan. $12.95 ..... uty Mlat" by H11101 WOMINS ANKLET STOCKINGS All nylon Hllllleaa lllklet 1tockinaa to be worn with meta and c.pria. Sizes to 11. 8"' NEW SPRING CAR COATS IJcht welgbt Heek•uede car coats - blue, Ioden areenand toaat. $13.95 p•lr Anether ShiJMMntl WOMINI WOMINS CLEAR PWnC RAINCOAD ORLON KNIT surrs BOYS KNIT BRIEFS Fully cut. Sizea IIIINill <aee <ace 10-12), and large <aee 14-16). A spe· cia! purchase and Nle this week-end. 3 ~r $1·00 lpeelll Sale Thunclay Frld•y - Saturday Mens "HIIlg1te" Short Sleeve White Dress Shirts WOMENS RAINCOATS COnON SUPS $1.00 All washable fabrics - In solids and prints. Sizea 12 to 20 and 38 to 44 . An I'IGUitFIT 1.95 $1· $.21"' Reflector and radiant type (Well Known Brands) ---------------------------------~ Don't Porpt the •• Savlnge - Now-In the Sele of D1MttM Sete and Appllenc• - on the 2nd Floor and Llvlnv .R oom Suites and Eliy Chelrs en ihe $8.95 Electric He1ters _ _ _ _ S1le $5.00 $14.95 Electric He1ters $29.95 Electric He1ters $34.95 Electric He1ters 3rd S1le $8.® Slle $15.00 S1le $20.00 NECKnES For Thursday - Friday and Saturday. Any $1.00 Mens Tie Sale 69c Men• tables. -----------'·..r. 1 ;... · - Any $2.50 or $1.50 Tie Sale $1.00 SHORT SLEEVE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS Jet Stre•m-$1.00 Modern all-purpose portable sprays. Fits all faucets. Rinses your hair clean, bright and easy. Pink, green, blue and white. All sizes 2 to 7 - neatly tailored. Ideal for Easter wear. SALI Any Boys $2.95 Wash 'n Wear School Trousers $2.00 a p•lr For Sizes 6 to 18. Model with belt loop and the popular adjustable waist style. Worn without a belt. 79c Original Rockford Red Heel Socks. In sizes 10, 11, 12 and 13. BANLON SPORT SHIRTS On Slle Thurad•y Friday •nd S•turd•y Sizes small, medium and large. Smoothly tailored Solid color - pewter, blue and pecan. 2 piece suitl - slim seat lin· ed lldrta - button front cU'dlco tops and slipover atylea -lOft peatels. fine quaUty pl..tie - button front atyle - metchiDc an.,.n plastic rain : hood. CleU' and amoke. Size1 -n, medium and large, $10.00 '2.95 S.nforized shrunlt broadcloth - mede with long talla regular widespread collar style permanent collar stays. Sizea 14"' to 16"'. $1.66 lave On Men's •nd Young Men's Walh 'n Wear For this sale - reallstic, washable, beautiful, Easter lilies, daffodils, dogwood, roses, foxtail and many, many others. Vining Dust Mops 10c to 69c Static charged, easy to wash, dries ln a hurry. Smooth enameled handles. SAVE DURING THE 3 DAY SALE ON Popular Games For Children aad Adults lncludlne such eame1 •• Flinch, Peaaword, Rummy lloJal, Corte!, Cheu, Pll!'clleeae, Word for Word, Concentr•tloll, Tripoley, ~bbap; Blneo. $1.00 GAMI -------------------------- IALI tft $1.29 GAMI ---------------------·---- IALI lie $1.69 GAMI --------·-----------~-~--- IALI .1.11 $US GAMI -----------------------..,-- IALI $2., $2.4t GAMI -------------------------- IALI $2•• ~~y ct•MII -------------------------- IALI SUI ANY ANY ANY ANY ANY Bench and upright styles. Loom woven fl~r . and Vinyl coverings. Pink, sandalwood, blue, gold, black, charcoal yellow and white. . - Paint by Number Seta. Paint and Fhme Se&l. An lntereatlnl and rewardlnl hobby. Save Thursday, Fridq and SltUrdef, $3.38 Boys Big Y1nk WISTERN STYLI JEANS Eztra heavy weight denimzipper fl)'. Sanforized lhr\mk blue denim. Size1 e to 18, Our 2.48 Boys Duncereea Thursday - Friday - Sat. urday Sale. ~.00 BOYS CREW SOCKS · White rib knit crew aocka with colored top. Sizes '1"' to 10. 3 pair $1·00 $1.00 PAINT IITI -------------------------- IALI 6h tUO PAINT lUI -~------------------------ IALI $1,JI Sofi-Grip Shower Mats $US PAINT SITI -------------------------- IALI . . . 2214" x 2214 ". Protection for young and old aUke. Textured top surface for surer footing and soft comfort. Light pink, sandalwood, yellow, turquoise, light green, light blue and black. ELBERFILD ~ 98 RECORD RACKS Foc Stereo LP album.- adjustable heltht - free standInc raek with wellbtecl b... beautifUl told flniBb. Music . Department on the second ,~.· noor. Speei.Oy Priced For S•le Thuraday, Friday •nd Sat, An excellent new selection. Made with short sleeve• and In all sizes small (1414¥..), medium (15-15¥.. ), large (16-16¥..) and extra large (17-17¥.. ). Regular collar atyle - ivy league button down, flat pack, button · down - and plenty of jacshirta. Whites, solid colocchecks, plaids, stripes. DRESS SOCKS Comfortsble banlon - one size fits all sizes 9~ to 11 or 11"' to 14. Sou,& colon and white. Comfortable to wear and 11111111 loold.nt &ale priced this week-end, pair $2.19-70" x 90" SIZE $2."--10" x 108" SIZE tf.ts P•tdlwork SALE $1.69 SALE $2.41 COVERlET QlftLT pattern- b.ll 80" x 110" size. Fully bleached cotton · filled patch qullt reverafble ~ a Hlf ruffle. LADIES' LUGGAGE Travel smart. New contour lines, Deluxe features. Colors Blue, Red, Grey. 18" 18" 21" 24" 26" . Pink-B~KochL TRAINCASE - - - - - - - - - - SALE .$9.95. OVERNITE SALE $1.95 WEEKEND S,ALI, Jt~?5 PULLMAN SALE $JG.95 PULLMAN SALE $12.95 Sale! Bathmat Sets . $4.95 SETS - - - - - - - - - - -· SALE $3.95 SET SALE $3.29 SETS SALE $2.95 SETS SALI 65"e Dacron encl35% Cotton Poly•ter 3 for $1· .' .b I $1•19 y4 Solid color. 44-45" Drip-Dry. Wash and wear. Pr• shnmk, require• Uttle or no ironing. Paitel IIW!ta and dark colors. Ideal for blouses, dreiHI, curtalnl, etc. BOUDOIR liMPS lED White EarlJ American De•icn. lleCU'- •.• qualiiJ. IALI SAL~SLIPS • < *1· 95 - .1 ··- - . . . . . ..... •••• • • -- Atwll!tivt Cottrllap 1.95 .l(~ IPeelll $5·" Pui-dt• KITGIN PRINTS GOod NlectJon. 18" wide - Prlnte and colon. Wuhlble; Sulteble for eurtalnl, table . ICI~....t (. ·· ·: , . ,. ..... 2'""' .,.00 SI.St Vynelfllm Window Shadti· · p• 4 lillie washallle vinyl tic 36" x '1'. Whito- LiP*' To - Green. "' IALI $1•29 11 QUART Household Palls · Dur.ble pol)'ethrl•ae 'ltitla heavy win bell. Bed, yellow, · turquoile. ' 39c lntredudnt Tht N• "DITICTO" Bathroo• SCal• ~ ·aBoyel•tand up . . . . Chrc!ma bandle • car,..t Aecuraq .White, ~ PIDt .. . lio - Jlli. . • ,.,....... lllltrftWIIIle P...Jt Only ,._up .. . *3~88 DRESS MATERIAL lALII Milk GII!M Sizes 20 by 40 inchea. Snlht colore, stripea and lialdl. 00 $UO $UO ·. $2.00 $2.00 89c I,ATH TOWELS lilnt' "Calico CANNON • I 54" width. VIDyl Iabrie with cloth beck. Pattel'lll - Oowboy G«<uJ, Jewell. Nubb.fln colcJn. Wuhable. IALI 2 AND 3 PC. SETS (Not all colon) 77c UPHOLSTERY FABRIC All cotton-Stitched ends, white napped MENS $2.95 SPORT SHIRTS HAN•; $1,4t WIILON ltiVOLYjNG Cannon Sheet Blankets Choice ol Any of the BE THRIFTY I SAVE ALL OF YOUR • $3.79 RUBBERMAID T "·ts SALEI PAINT SOS ----------------------------- New Sprintlltyleal no launderlnl POLYETHYLENE FLOWERS SALE $1.50 SALE $1.75 SALE $2.50 SALI P R I C E - - - - - - - - - - - $3.95 SLACKS Sale priced for Thursday Friday and Saturday. Size1 29 to 42 waist. Solid co!oi'B-o plalda. Most popular atylea. Dlll'Bble - Recelvtcl A Bit Shipment Of Juli $7.95 CLOTHES HAMPERS - - - - SALE $5.00 $9.50 CLOTHES HAMPERS SALE $6.00 $12.95 CLOTHES HAMPERS SALE $1.00 $1.00 · $2.19 .:._ 11" 11 30" ------------------------ IALI $2.1t - 24" 11 36" ------------------------ IALI $2,1t $4.69 - 27" x 41" ------------------------ IALI' tJ.It Sale! Clothes Hampers WORK SOCKS , . Sl:tt $2.39 COOKIE JARS $2.95 COOKIE JARS $4.95 COOKIE JARS Men's Rockford p•lr Colonial 1111tierns In all colors nece!IBiry. Color fut. Ceramic Cookie Jars with covers. Assorted color trims FOR THIS SALE · ''Kare-Free" Vinyl Plastic Oval Rugs Sale! Cookie Jars $1.00 3 $6.00 Shampoo & Bath Sprays · LITTLE BOYS . fU• LILT H9MJ1 PI~NINTI ----- - ------------ S'.SI 7te GILLITTI POAMY IHAVI CltiAM ------------ Itt 19e CAStWIU IOUQUIT TALC ------------------ 6le S0e APRIL SHOWIII TALC ------------------------ 17e Uc COLGATI DINTAL CUAM ----------------.-~-· 1'" ' GLIIM TOCTH PA$TI -----------------------.. tie 9Je LAVORIS MOUTH WASH ----------------------· 17e tie .LISTIItiJtl ANTIIIPTIC ---------------------- 76e Ste .JlltGitill LPTION --- .------------------------ 44c 7te WoObBUitY' HAND CltiAM -------------------- .Dt He NOXziMA SKIN CRIAM . --------------------~ 77e $1.110 ltiNSI AWAY ---·~--------------------------- 71e 491: COCOANUT OIL CASTILI SHAMPOO ----------- Me $1.50 CLAIItOL HAIR 10 NIW -------------------- t1.12 th WQODIURY. l)RIAM SIT HAIIt IPitAY -------- · 7k $1.45 GILI.,ITTI ITAINLISS STilL BLADES (10.) -- t1.!11 $1.25 OLD SPfCI APTIIt SHAVI ------------------~ lte 4 piece metal set consists of combination self storage rack, hostess cart and 3 tables. Vintage design on ILBERFELDS SALI PRICI Floor. · Big S.vings on ,Cosmetics on the M1ln Floor 12·' 5 Tray Table Sets MENS 6-8), medium INFANTS 1.19 IALI Boyl White A wide selection 2,39 BIRDSEYE $2.00 ·~ ~ cm.tr. Chelf, P•nel led __ IALI $211;10 $149,.10 Trljlle ~r, Chest, lhokc- lecl IALI t124.00 $26f... Triple D,_.., ChMt, IAkeete led IALI $72t.OO Triple D1'4111r Chett, Penel led, PI- MlrfOt •rid Nltht St•nd- ___ IALI $54f,OI $25t.OO Triple .D.....r, Cheat, P•nel led -- SAU ·~eo Mana Short Sleeve A Special Group of Woman1 3 palra $1.fl~ .,..~ Qr-r, Cheat, C•nepy led __ SALI $162.00 Sale! Electric Heaters Phil M•ld 1.95 HALF SLIPS $229.00 Wl8 "D'J...r, Chest, P•nel led - · IALI fla.• $.21?·• ~ultle Pre~, Chest," hoke- IN IALI $17UO SALE PRICES $1.95 MEN'S RAINCOATS ,,u.eo Dovltle D.....,, c""'· ~eo~&ea.. 1ec1 sAu '"·" $21t;oo ~u.... Dre-r, Chelf, Spindle lecl IALI $111.00 77c Select your new trousers now during this 3 Day· Sale. Sizes 29 to 50 waist measure, popular models and m smart colors for Spring and Summer Wear. MENS MENS MENS MENS $lti.OO DouWe DN-r, Cheet, leokee11 lecl IAL.I $162.01 Fits all standard size ironing boards. Smooth pad, stretch on Silicone cover plus iron rest. Regularly $1.00, Sale Men's Dress Trousers $5.95 $6.95 $7.95 $8.95 Slle of Bed Room Suites on the 3rd Floor With Safety Iron Rest On Sale (for These 3 D•y•l All of Our New Spring Styles $3.95 Mt CUitiTY US I ALl Mens Long Sleeve White Dress Shirts SALE! Ironing Board Pad and Cover Set O.Cron Sale Uf ... ........... us , .........,.~ ' . . .. ,. .: l ·--·------Vlslt .IIIMNfeWt· ;_,. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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