https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/127743378af5bd91e38a8fe43f0c2795.pdf a4ff73b4225bf68c69c648c682d9fd48 PDF Text Text I IArs. Dor Schaefer . ""'t. Lmcoln ·' orne. Ia coned by Mrs. E. W. Coates, enter· ments of Jonqw!s m c!'fs I for tained the Pomeroy Garden tamers. decorated th. home t!ub Monday afternoon at her th:;,. in charge of Mrs e Charles Persinger, presi· Mrs Owen Elected President ol 1 ~ B. Sanborn Missionary Society Pray'er tn b1y 0 0 -· J. 0 I!Dedel, Th R H ward Ruppe!t was LAST TIME TONIGHT . legend of the dogwood tree by e o " GET YOURSELF Mrs Waller Grueser Members mod re ort on llle Chil!ocothe A COLLEGE GIRL" responded to rol! ca ll by nam. meetong was given - Technicolorrh f' Dave Clark FIVe The mg a garden pest by Mrs J E Harley Mrs. · · ' Anunals·Getz & Gitberto 1 several commumcatwns were 11 Jimm y SmLih Tr1o-The Stan re d includmg one from dMrs . dells-FreddLe Heli·Roberta ur · Lmn and the Bel l Boys-Mary Charles LeWIS regional lrec~ the sprmg t mended Taylor .for Ann Moblt"\'·C'had F.vt-r,.tt I tor .t to be held at R I o cabmets m the pastors s u y Joan o Bra!ll·Nanrv Smatra I mee mg I I ch he has constructed Jt featurette- : Spook To Me I Grande. Apnl 10. and fro: hMrs. reported that the Colorc:artoon• AdmLss1on 75c & 40t Edward L Mozocko of \ er;s· mmster Youth Fellowship colored sltde lo e. group with the aid of Clifford WednaMiav and Thursday April 7-8 goon II urgmg u o has completed paint· and M". L. W. Me· MEIGS THEATRE dent. opened With the Sessi~n unos~n1 ~~~d Mt~~ ~!;s~:.~;~':'lnct~':~~ur~\~~~: ~~i:.;,g ~:,"~h~~c~ ':ne:bership 1 ~!~.~r 01110 er=~~r. P~sby~ery I I announcm~ chaormt~ FRIDAY & SATURDAY April 9-10 " YOU' RE NEVER TOO YOUNG" - TechnicolorJerrv Lt>wts & Dean !\l<Jr!tn Fu(h · Oia na l.vnn " THE QUICK GUN " AudlL ;\lurphv \ !e1 n · \nrt,·r~ :'\ llltl - Techn1colorSUNDAY THRU TUESDAY A•''' 11 ·14 HANK WILLIAMS' "YOUR CHEATIN ' HEART'' Georg·· ll omt lt ""· ,, ll .tnk ~::~;~~1A~:·~ ~;:;1 ~;~~\\'r\.~Sf ' ro~h\ C'hn• ( H a rtk Wdtr.-tltl ' Rt•\: It \I'~ lrU!I'<lln a!la lll ~ inc~ a!.(:lln il lttw trf<' ..;Jfln which th .. tw arl .. 1 bPIIIPr·rr l•'' atul ColorcartoonJ A""'' ''''" 05 , , 411 , tort!'lr'~ tf:'rnn1in~ ITn!!fd~· the!~ ~ubert 1 theacedlo~: er:~·. :r M~~ Mr~. :o":.Ii} ~.::~· th~ ~. ;l~ca~~. thf' t ~~d B~tueu,:la~~:,~~lival J~ni~~ ch~~~~rt to,. Assi~~g lnp!~ a sightseeing tour of Florida. no~ Harthairl~y~~!fl~~;~~; ~loes, S~n Mr. ~:t: a~ M.r•~ d Mrs Charles R. Mr. and and Karr .R Karr Jr. and sons, Jeffrey, spent Sut>d n Columbus wjth Miss Pol• ay TP ,... h ly Karr. 'n.:y by Mr an · Bauer and daughter , Polly Ann, of Marion. Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan and daughter of Columbus were weekend goests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag. b"f.~te~~~~edth~rMrs:.~~~~~Arthur ~·::. ated and Mr~ Ma~., wrth a ~~~~~; :~~~~gwill 'i.sisi in ~he dinner. ice Gibbs~f.c~o~~~~~:~~ Mr. and Mrs. Bernest Bruck ca ~· m o s~rvance o h'ch Plans were made for the re- ~ona1'H abeth Slaven and Elizabeth Delbert of and ~=~~n ~,d:~ ~~~teG~~·:~ge/~·1 ~=~ =v~~gfo~l~:~:~s;:~;·d~n~r ~:~~~1~\~n ~f h~~1i::;:o~;ng :~: M~~~~~i!.n .:~~~~ent, ~:;s v:;·~~s ~:r:n7s~k~~d =~~ Tewksbarha::a;az; !!.gh Sc hool auditorium Apri1 ed Commun- Harley', Mrs. E 0 Tewksbary, l The Rtov and .Mrs George iRio be Mrs: Pear1 Hoffman, Christian Mrs. Dell>ert Bruch !8 2" at a P m f M Ch servoc! Apro! 15. ru.v. Rup· Hubert 'fay lor , James Buchan· I S:ddall and famoly of a .let· Social Relations chairman, ;;ave Jack Cummms of Columbus t The resig natiOn o rs pelt announced that the Good an Rus..o;;e\J Lyons and Rev . Rup- burg. OhMIO ilredg::;ls o p t a missionary Dorothy Gift chairman, Mrs. Tony ow- spent the weekend Wlth Mr. and les R Kurr Sr , was accep e . ld b h ld 1· pelt parents, r. an rs. au cr . .' . ler Ra ·ne 1th ·ore! It "'as announced Friday service wou e e Smart The Rev Siddall was Johnson, who 1::;: servmg m 1n~ L.EADERSHIP DEVELOP- Mrs. Floyd Cummma, ct ' I\ rc~ L. C "Karr - and Mrs. Fro day evenmg, · Apro·1 16 at the ~-- -- -- - MENT _ Mrs. Frank Chee..,. and Mr. an d Mrs. Vlctor Brown ;!tat \lrs on guest ·speaker at the B. H San· -· Pmttrgcr made arrangements Health M born Socrety meet· brew, vice president, Scholar- Mmersvolle He was ]]Ccomp by tor ' luevement Day at Mtddle- Mtddleport Wit t et e . mg held Monday evemng at th(' / ship and Student Aid chairman, ted home t la"t week E. Dowson, host pasBor,dpreslll Fl •t BaptiSt ChUI'C h. S IVen Of Mrs Clyde Winebrenner, Spir- Mrs. Cummms an he l . ren.t pot . I ing The Rev . Nyle or en Wl h Rhod Hal!· Todd and Michelle, w 0 spen n; Mri:r a colored film, a.nd Literatu:e. Mrs: thE past week with her parn VISI m ' . R .:1 s honor ld Ch ll.t'f-'llllg LVfiS canreled due to .I - Millon which stated that any I 0 their daughter and family, Mr. Mrs O·Jney pencer ~ Haro ase; The theme for be ents ' Mr and Mrs . Brown . nr• ss Olnd death in her family. . . h'·n eat moss is ] . and Mr s Carl tLC'na J Martm ed Mrs Butch Carpenter with the new years work wJII Mrs. Nora Roush was tbe \ lr• L (' presented two soli :en;,!Its wl Sllzanne Bra<ibury and Martin is re<"ovenng from a baby shower March 20 the "Instruments Under Change for overnight guest Friday of Mrs. lltl,rlf'" from Flower and Gar- Cldae ·. e vaue o Archer returned Sunday ev· surgery tn a Charleston ho spJt- rhome .. • Mrs. Bill Neutzhng; God." . I f Charles Withrow. d, 'That wondergiven. cnmg from Wdmington College J 1 The home was decorated With The Rev . George Sidda I O 3 'pool mo" .. by John "The new.. look of flower they ottended the 18th pink and blue slreamers lead- Plattsburg, Ohio, Mrs. Gene Houdashelt and 1 rangements by H~len Van Pe -l ann.ml w Jm ingtDn Folk FN;tJ- Wr.ekend guests of Mrs. James ing to a table with a large stork the pro,··arn . H1s top1c. MI· children, Rebecca and Randy, I \V!Ison was topiC of the oth val over the weekend . Murray were son and on wh 1ch gift.'i were place.d. 1grant Workers Among t.he were Sunday dinner guests of Ier ar!Jc!e whoch descnbed mod· I The Middleporl Pomeroy Ro· ghter·tn·law, Mr. and Wol· Games were enjoyed and pnz- ish Speakmg Workers m Ohoo her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ev: ern, free style and abstract ar- ta~-y Club sponsored the two ham Murray of Worthmgton, es awarded to Mrs John Hens-- brought out !he problems pr.e- erett Dailey rangements. . VJddiP.port high school seniors Ky, and her granddaugh!t:~ ley, Mrs. Carpenter and Miss sented by migrant workers m Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Will and ! AI the close of the meeting, to th~ festJVal. The club has and family. Mr . a.nd Mrs. Wtl· Betty Haggy. Mrs. ~ony Liter Darke CoWJty and the steps children, Terri and Gary, of a dessert course was served by d the students for the ham Dow and children. Kathy received the door pnze. 1that have been taken there by Columbus spent Sunday with his the hostesses on and Susie or Raven swood, W. A large decorated. cake with 1mlgrant ministry to improve father, Emmett Will , and Mr. 'I Tl'e next meetmg w1H be held PThe theme for this year's Va .. Mrs Mu.rray planned lpink anJ blue booties, icc lthe Jot of the worker. He stat- andMrs.JamesWillanddaugbM xtr:o The a birthday dmner 111 honor of cream soda pop and at the home ot Mrs. Edward 1 coffee ed that 15,000 of these workers 11 1 . tea d of Ma), M prPsen a lon was e h d ht u R d I h ' b 'M S I Baer on May 10 ms dcti t t dents were part er aug er, ~'!rs. an o p were served y rs. pencer come Io th e county to work in ers. P..ev and Mrs Menzel Smith J as scheduled. Ja rhoir presenting Ward of Ravenswood for Sun- and Mrs. Neutzling. the vegetable harvea:ts.thHel out- and home Satday but Mrs. Ward entered Hoi- Guests Included Mrs. . !lined the four goal! a are . d 8 1 · 1 • conc~rt of Mexocan musoc un· zer HospitaUor treatment of a ly Hensley, Mrs. Delores Hens- being used to help these peo- ";<I'Y rught after a co':fu~khi~ dny . virus mfectiOn. Mr Ward Is ley Mrs. Anna Russell, Mrs. pie mcludmg fnendship, 1m- VISit With relatives at . Q Otner h1gh .:ghLs of the festl- with her in the evenings. Rowley. Mrs. Stella proved standards of living, re- nan, W. _Ya. val mclud.ed a show by a group Students returning to Ohio Ilenslev, Mrs. Iva Carpenter, creation and church services P~t. BillY. Heilman, who Is •• • •• of folk smgers and dancers University in Athens followmg Mrs P.1adehne Haggy. Mrs . Hel- when possible. Rev. Siddall is stah~ned With the ~r:rr'!y at ~· featunng Lu!s MJ_randa, folk- the spring vacation include Kar·[ en Fields, Mrs. Anna Liter, the of Mr. and Mrs. Bennmg, Ga., is VISiting his Fl dedication ceremonies ! :ore smger ol Menco , and a en McElhinny, Judy Butcher, Mrs. Garnet Hensley, Mrs. Ka~ Paul Smart. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dana 1 . hfght d the program when 1fiesta with a place. at- Carla Gilmore, Karen Bachner, thryn Neutzling, Misses Betty The Rev. Donald Boone gavel Turner and son. Jerry, of PTO met re- mosphcre dJspla}mg Janice Tannehill. David Wiley, and Linda Haggy, Mrs. Patty the l.enedictlon prayer He will return to c ntl at the school. foods. pottery, Dnd clothmg. Dr. John Allensworth, Jack Satter- Neutzlmg, Mrs. Margaret Spen- which all went to the soctal April 9 and from there will f g, which had flown Leonard HddL!o of Earlham Col- f1eld , Ron Hanning. cer and the honored guest. rooms for refreshments. The lPave for Nam. over the u. s. Capitol building, lege was ~ue<~t conductor. Barbara ~ones has. retu:ned Sending gifts were Mrs. Bar· refreshme.nt table. prepared by Earl Kestrrson of Wl~ml~~ was presented to the organiza- Dm mg H:l cnncert program t~ her studies ~t Ohio Um~er- bara Hensley, Mt.s. . Charles Mrs. Cecil Bradbury, featured ton spent the weekend with hq fion by loth District Congress- presen1td .':·undoy, a first per- stty after spendmg the sprmg Murray, Mrs. Jack Sims, Mrs. an arrangement of yellow daf- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kesman Walter H. '-!loeller. formomce of a mus1c drama, vacation in New York. Brenda Brown, Mrs. Roger fodils combined with baby terson. ' The program opened with de- "The Pr •sonei a.'' written by Mrs. Glenn Lambert and Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. Robert Brown and breath and forsythia In a glass Mrs. Alma Young and BOn, vottons by Mrs. Norm<m Will Robf'rt Haskins, Wilmmgton Col- ~ete Elberfeld ~~re m Galllpo- Bernadine, Mrs. Judy Everett, contai~r. Aft arrangement of Frank, went to Lawrenceville, President Mrs. Thelma Camp· lege mus1c repartment, was gJV- hs Monday to VISit her br"?ther, Mrs. Violet Brown, ~rs. Min~ forsyth18 with candelabra and w. va., Saturday night and Sun· hell reported a profit of $28.50 en. The stude~ts were acco- ~r. Chester Kmght, who. 18 be- nie BTO\"n, Mr~. Nellie Brown, yellow tapers were .used. on a day brought her son, Harry, to from the sale of knives, and an- panied by Mrs. Clarence Lac- 1~g treated for a respiratory and Mrs. Mane Thomas. table. Homemade mmts m ye~ St. Joseph Hospital, Parkers· nounced costumes for the rhy· ey, vocal mus1c supervtsor of ailment. low and green carried out th ~ burg•• for mecUcal treatment. 1 thm hand had been completed. Middleport schools. CLUB TO MEET Easter theme. A dessert smor Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van ON SAVINGS The PTO voted to pay for the I p . E 1 K te on Wil· The Pomeroy Bend C. B. Ra· gasbord was served durong the Meter daughter, Penny, and Imatena. J· orneroy • ar es rs ' d' 1b ill meet Thursday social hour Chamnan and '. ' f Hob , . Sert,ices are HeUl mington: Mrs. William Cogar to c u w ·f the thr ircles son, Richard Jr., o art, I Eugene Campbell s sixth - , and children Bill and Shar- evening at 7:3(), at the Mason mem~rs o ee c - Ind. were Monday dinner guests grade won the attendance a· For Arthur Roush rie Chester· ' the Ii:,nored goest Youth Center, Mason, W. Va. were on charge of the foodit A~- of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krid,ward. The program cons1stf'd of Funeral services for the late ' M n·d Mrs Turner and All members are urged to at~ proxL!D8tely SO persons a en r ~~: ta~ ~~~ndse~!s~ay Gra~e Assoclatio~ t~h ~la~ts- he~ Ap~~v;~ ~.::t r~a~r e~ ~~~m Method~! ~u~hv bo~·~r/~~i~~~u~~~ t~~ sho~ K<~rr M~;J;:o:me "Gul~ ~hssoonary MHS SeniOrS Return f rom .~tred W'/mtng . t n ~peat mo~s t B~l~:· ~dg~a w~:~~ t~e h~ I ff g DediCated ••. See Us For A By p T 0 at HarriSOnville. Before you sign any Mr~. da~- Sp~~: ~ad I 1 "Cost -Conscious" AUTO LOAN ~t~:iln~;:wtof' Mrs. Caroenfer 1 I ~f ~~~voi~,.u ~ after~oo~. mar~et t~: :farr~sonville Th~ 1 . . ~t s1~ver tra~'S. ~~~~.s~;~en ye::~ rs. BANK RATE S~nday ~vem~~J..t prcs~?ted I IF YOU ARE ,n: Baby Shower G' f Mlch-~ Mr~ . ,acl "~; ~;ltrre wa~ ~,,', ",,:~1 d~ f~mlly ret~ned Bever~ Ch~rlolte son~in~law ~ex.lcan af~er ~ ter. V~et Cb~ Georg~a I 1 other finance plan 1 WE PAY 4% ~I ' . d 1 :~~Je~rrr~a~----·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..;:t~e~nd~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ed~.=======--==~e;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.1 songs several by the informative sixth grade films ass I1Arthur H. Roush were conductlund ed Fnday afternoon at the ian s~n~ _ ~ iwere shown by Mrs. Campbeii.I Rawhngs. Coats Funeral home There was an attendance of 1with the Rev. M. E. Dowson, 193 persons with Ernie Jones lthe off1ciating minister. Burial winning the door prtze. Rf!fresh-' was made in Gravel Hill Ceme:ments were aerved . by mothers tery in Chesh1re. 1 Memher Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation l'""'""'""'""'""'""""'""""'""'""'""'""""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~· of • sixth grada pupils. • ll II Cross a Wildcat engine with a Buick Special, and what do you get? -I 1: 1A car with 91ives .and a very businesslike purr. Out • of - town relatives here • ,for Lhe services were his daugh- j ters, Mrs. Lucille Douglas, De~ trait. Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pceston, Columbus; his brothers, Dallas Roush, Los Angeles, Calif., Marvin Roush, Atlanta, Ga., Glenn Roush, St. Clairsville, Ohio, and his sister• Mr. and Mrs. Bob Flynn of C<>lumbus. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Warner French and family, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Werner, Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas, Amanda; Miss Edna Werner, Da)'ton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackwood, Harrisonville; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abbott and daughter, Mrs. Fern Gardner, Gallipolis. F1 I!C • NoWI ENJOY THE NO~Sricl- COOKWARE THAT lU_I(E$ SCOURING . UNNEcESSAR~ TEFI! I 1 The Men's Brotherhood ol the Enterprise and Morning Star EUB churches met Friday even· tng at the Enterprise church . Frank Arnott. president, opened the meeting with devotions. Plans were completed for the District Four EUB Men's Brotherhood meeting to be held at the Enterpnse church Tuesday evening. Refreslunent!l were servrd at the close of the meet~ ing to Mr. Arnott, Emmett Will, Carl Jennings, James Will, Ralph Spencer, Ed Kong, Thomas Bentz, and Eldon Weeks. COMPLETE 11PC. . SET 19!. ..... OUICH 0¥1N Turner• are Host. At Dinner Sunday I.!I Mr. and Mrs. Dana Turner entertained with a dtnner SUnday at their home in Chester honoring Pvt. Billy Henman. ~ t IE' • Save! In Elberfelds Housewares Deoartment I • e Men'• Brotherhood Meets on Fridny BLAEnNAR AUTO CO. 500 !. Moln St., Pomeroy, 0. ~----------------1VAE 1ft "LLWW. THOMAS AltD l1tE ftEWS"-t:BS KADIO ELBERFE·'DS .J:;: . . . . Jl.;~ ".,. run~ WII........:::~::::~::~~~-·~,==~~~~~~.......~..~~~~~~J;~~~;~,~--~.......... - t~.ri~~··or.. ~ . ; : A decorated cake with the In· ~rved wi~ was and Mro. Dale fue Keateroon,'l Mr. ' ' ' " fto poi!Jile el aoooleool Alk01 lbe llnl II employ p~ lealloolol flairdre-. lor lbett IAwW._U . . . . . N 'IIOre - , ....,. U\1·• • eouu., to¥ ullorale - . . . +n• :3 ~ :. tt • • Ito . . 'lilt. i )l !! ' ¥ ~ .J •• Jtfla4* ! ·-~ -it 0 -=~~~~~~--~~----------------~-----------------------------------------------------------------:~-----------------------------------------------~~0 ~ .VOL 0.~, -~-~~·l XVI NO. 302 POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 7, 1965 ~~~ . FIVE~ 1 i::t.r.~ ., 1 ---------------~----------------------------------------------------------- . ' ~::e ~~,:!~ e~~ mg of 'the Sunday School t"h": dmmg room areas m Leo Kenm.. dv 1;:::::::;::::.========:..__________1 1 r d~ughfteLr: ~Vol~am cil Bradbury. Mrs. Paul Smart, presodent. read a poem, "My Easter Wish For You," fol!owed by group singing of the hymn " When 1 Survey the Wondrous ., Charles Bennett of the Do Circle presented devo' Why Did Jesus Co t to 'ote " and closed nsen • with pr.. er. Mrs: Tony Fowlhr was named chaorman for t e annual Motherldquet to 3 atM symbols. dedlCatwn were . · thon Hoffman, Willis An y, and Janice Gibbs. 'natin The report of the M.:. committeeMrswasMiglolvenn Hood and Anthony, . o Mrs. Evuda ed inc1 e c various divisions including: d INTERPRETATION - Fre a Hood i president· M r s. Ma..;in; cbair;,.an of Communications. MISSIONS - Mrs. David Darst vice president, Mrs. Jan- ~!rman =ta= aJh:rg~:'~~~~u::"t;pe~r/ee-the. ;~w ~racli~e 6i·~O ~~ngpre~arr musi~ ~ Mayes tio~~a:ntitled W~st,.'P~:u ~t~r o~d Mr: te~d\1, ad Pa~la Da~~hter ~n;;:e~e' prese~ted ~he ~:.~u fa~- Beav~r ~~~~~;~la:~n t~~s ~;c:iv;%~r~~ C:ol umbia Gas Co to attend durmg the Easter season ' The Session also granted the Weekend guests of Mrs Char· Rev Ruppell a leave of absrnce le3 Mayes were her son . and to att end the Genera l Assem· famo\y, Mr and Mrs.; bly as a Commtssioner when tt Mayes and arThara C 1 b M 18- and son Da , o 1ma. ey 1 a'ccompamedM by dLMindo b h ld Wednes Burkl' Saturday r. an rs. and family and Mrs. ay a . Charles Maye-s were m Belpre for Lhe EasLer services d h da 'th th lat Signs purchased by the young to w;amilye people are to be placed m town gErnest Covert and Da· near the Firestone Store Mem· and Chuck While bership cia"es fur adult' have Mrs Covert Mr. ~eorg~~~sder~~ ~~~si:s~u~: ~n~~n::s ~nn~u:~~hata~ho 1r l were :.~ NOT OPEN sem~. held.~hursdar evem~hg, ~r~r!l lis. 0 in of llle society Monday evening at the church. A program o·g mogrant workers In Ohio given by the Rev. George S1<1· dal! also hlghhghted the meetmg . ed lth Mr and Mrs. Larry HelnOI .Miss Cheryl Edwards reprepared a table featur g and a evenin slBible and llle ero.s. Aa each turned SUnd y at presented ter a weelto there gJft, a red rose gave a pano at Ft. Lauderdale the· table. "Easter" In and Mrs. James Web. gave the meaning of :rand Mr. Weber took them on born~ ' NOW YOU KNOW p OmetOY athebornnewMissionary Soctetr for gilt ded!catioo~ w~~ln ~:'":.:d year at the April meet- Mrs. Tony ow ' to the Easter Sunday morning at 6 Mrs. Max Sanborn Is a med· am. A deacon and deaconess- ica! patient at . Veterans M«n· es offering will be taken durmg orial Hospotal m Pomeroy. IJ1e 10:30 worshop A Mr. and Mrs. Harold George specoal Sessoon meetrng "'\be and son, Brian Lee of Galhpo. spent Saturday and Sunday t :Ut Mainly PeopleAbout In ~~ ed ·rs.president Richard Owen ..... elect- ella. New dreie meo;~n love of the B. a San- be chosen m May. I the Maund ThLU'sday Communion servoc! on Thursday, April 15 at 7.30 p.m. at the church and an Easter sunrise service at 6 p.m. Easter Sunday when Lord 's the of the FtrSt Umted occ~:'~ng ' H: I • Around ' • And o.. Apr. s, 1965 Easter Obser:-onces ore PIan~ed MrS. DOr Sch aefer is Hostess for , At Presbyteflan Churc~ Sesston About Plans were completed for gotha. Pomeroy Gorden Club April Meetmg worship services dLII'ing the A sunrise semce h: ."7n Middleport . . H' ll h Arrange. Eastern observance mcludmg plaMed by the semor orr or a.-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ' ' ' End to Harassment of Berlin Traffic MOSCOW <UPI)-The United States, Britain and France today handed the Soviet government stiff diplomatic notes deQ\&ndlng an 'immediate end" to harassment of A!l!ed ground and air traffic to West Berlin. The notes declared the three * * * Western government! would hold the Russians responsible for the safety of air traffic to the divided city. The Allies said the Soviet barassments were Ulegal and contrary to the four · power agreement on Berlin and _•_d_-_ _ * * * Military Power nrecktess tmdisclplined and lrWest Germany to change the resPonsible'' corridor fllghts status of divided Berlin. The United States. Britam Since the first of April, the and France, in similar notes , Allied notes charged, the Rusreje~d Sovlet contentwns that s1ans have 14 repeatedly hin.. a forthComing meeting of lhe dered the movement on ground West German Parliament m routes to Berlin" and had "deo~f_A.;,cll~ied.::_.:.•.:.cc~e~ss:._.r;i~gh~ll:._::.an:::d:.__ _;W~est=-.:.Ber=lln,;;_.;:ll;_an_a_t_te_mc.p_t_b"y_ __libe _ ra_tely delayed or stopped ded, ''they can only provoke tension in Eruope." The Allied diplomatic action followed on the heels of pro.. tests by Alhed authorities in West Berlin which accused the Russians of "gross violations·• '$1.4 I Massed by Reds by unreasonable searcheo IIIJd interrogations" CIVIl freilbt and passenger traffic. In addition, the ootes said, the Soviet air controller in Ber· lin had "refwled to guarantee ~ight safety for Aliied aireraft." ''These measure& taken by Gto- tbe Soviet and Eaot authoriliel an CGillrlry to lllf quadripartite a....,.mento wloiea define tho speda! ota1us ol Berlin and establish -lllollt ~ access to lbe ci!J. TloeJ only provoke tentliOD lol Z. rope •• �I • • ·:&,. Tho Daily "Brother, Con You-Spgre, Soy-$500,000?'' toMMENl•liNG EDITORIAU Y No Backward Steps A FIGHT to uve University School at Ohio State University is beginning to attract attention of educators and others Interested in the improvement of Ohio education in increasing numbers. A group of dedicated persons in the Colum· bus area, who are more directly concern- The committee of 14 included in the study a reexamination of the cen~er. o.f school experimentation, and in tbeu 1m· tlal recommendation was the idea of enlarginll the research facilities, even to the potnt of building a new school. However the committee took a vote wh1rh was 10 to 4 in favor of doing away with Universitv School, and that decision was announced last April, while the director of the school was on leave. The minority group in the study argues that a stable student body constantly under expenmental conditions would provtde a better laboratory for educational experimentation than would randomly selected public school classes. On top of the mmonty report was the overwhelming vote of,~~~ university teacht>r trammg faculty b~ ~·~ to 6 against closing the school. and Instructors in the school sent a report to Dean Cottrell pointing out that the major blame in any supposed {allure of the school to achieve \ts goals re sted With the College of Education. It was at that time tho! a group of 484 persons formed a group to save the school under the name of Save University School Committee, which included faculty members. parents, alumni and prominent educators throughout the country. Results of its action has thus far saved a part of the school. but the fight is continuing to retam the ent1re school, and among the proposals _is to retain the entire school for a penod of three vears to see how it fits into the reorganization plans of the college. The suggestion seems reasonable, as 11 would_ only mean a sum of $250,000 a year to keep the seven through 12th grades operating, out of the total budget of the university, which is over $68 million. The University School Is not a private school in any sense of the word, and its student body is composed of students of all races, religions, and economic status to give it a clear cut cross section of any Ohio community. The money spent on research through its activities can do much more satisfactorily than it could 1f 1! were distributed ·to selected schools in the public system throughout the . ~tate. Its central location makes tis fac1httes easily accessible to all educators of the state. We think that the university and the state would lose respect in the field of education in the country if the plan to curb Its activities are carried out. The school has a reputation nationally, and surely a great state cannot let such a palrey sum stand between the position it now holds by closing this school down in any degree. We know it is private contributions, but surely a great umverstty Uke Ohio State. which is building a $350,000 home for its president, owes it to Ohio to keep this school which has made great contributions in the field of experimental education. -DCW Capitol Comment, Events WASIDNGTON - The proeo peel of lila bllvy N..... l'fllllo !ration In lha Soulh lbat sumably wiD follow enaC!Iment of lha biparlluD nliDII rllhta bill is bt'iutlnl ...... Jlllh!. mares ID the RepubiiC8111. It won1 neco,•sorily bo noll'l!> 10 catastrophic to ·loni-lenD Republlean hopes u party ielderl DOW prtvatel7 bolleva II wiD bL Their ienet'll asaumptloll il on linH: President JohnlOft u taken the leaderShip for this blll, though to bo ..... bo II belnl anloted by Concreaionol Republ!caa~. aotabiJ Senate Republlean !...tor EVOI' ott DirtiOII of UIIDoll. Thus It fol)OWI that therto wtU Inevitably bo a DOW and Jiant monoHtb ol automatiellly o., /t.J!C· ', lllell - b y H.eeR Bot.tel--' -· anti IIQIIld bl snu4 cl 1111. I IIIIM Ill dltl 1111 - . 1om3 Pll tlllke lhllr bor 1111 fJl =~·.:= ~rack Dally_Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Meet under Lights at Middleport May 4 NHL Pla,yolf Staadinp By Ullikd Pr... !Dteruliollal 8eritl A ~i~e u~es ~~. P~ g~ee: Y~:n:~ ~~ ::~; Series Y • 1 KEITH GOBLE FORD While The Boss Is Out Of Town-Get The Deal Of The Week On- • e Fords 10 (215), (lS3), (198), his e Fairlanes eMustangs eFalcons See These Salesmen-Melvin Little, Clifford Phillips-Eddie Fife KEITH GOBLE FORD i 1 PHONE WY 2-2196 Middleport, 0. w~o:ol:d•:':t~b:•:•:d!:e~tb:e_eg:g:s!~"~=====================~ A 1 Speed Riggs, famous tobacco auctioneer recommends m Masters Threat 1 Boys League lEW i The Reds "ho tied the Phil-gets his day in oourt tnday. h h d Sert.. C I 0 S1 d adelphia Phillies for second Maris and third b.1Seman Cie- at nh adur ayl, e s owe upd Best Five · ' t B bo h h d ea quar crs agam, sa1 place last season I were picked u.s oyer t are c arge Bo,Yer had be with Ma . , W. L. to win the NL p~nnant by 11 AUGUSTA G (UPI) _ w1th a.ssault and battery by land swore O!Jte: warrant ~~; ! B.uffalo . . . . . . .. . . . . . 2 11 exp~rts and to wm the World They're all taiki~· about Arn· professiOnal. model Jerome A. l Boyer. too. I' Pittsburgh . .... .. ..... t ·.•. ! 1 Sencs by seven. Eleven e.rpei.'~S old Palmer and J~ck Nicklaus Modzelt>wskL I Maris and Boyer are free tn Tuesday's Results also chose the Yankees to wm 1f th M t Ch . h Through Yankee spokesman, ~200 bood w;th B fa . Hershev 3 Baltimore 2 ampmnsp oyer cmg (Only- game scheduled) have de- Itrial Ma· 1 the ALf! ag bt u on Iy one saw bore t the asers d' . ' however. bth o Payers 11 -· u re came ~ lssentmg nied the charge. They are / . - - ·-·--"------------vole today from Bt!ly Casper, backed by Yankee spring train- I . and an aside from Art Wall. ing coarh Joe DiMaggio. The NBA PlayoH Standlnp Baltimore 0 2 Casper, who ha• trimmed 35 1former playing star was with ' By United Press International . Tuosday's Result• lUCKYSTRIKE FilTERS They pUt ba Ck th e t as t e th t k 0 ers a e away , rP~h,~la:d~e~lp~h~,a~109~·~B=o~st~o~n~l~03:_~_;,~.,~·=·=·=~===================-==·=.1Z=:=.L=·=.U==-~e:,:;-~:"~ .To Organi"ze Apr1'}8th 1this pounds th e mght ofsa1d .the he fight.was EasternOf Division couldbybe dieting, his year.suggested lllem Modzf·l~;>wskt (Bes& Seven) \ (Only game scheduled! .. , punched in the mC'uth early last W. L. · 1 m plar,lng weH and never Thursday <:~Her seeking apolo- Boston 1 1 felt better, : Casper, the 1959 1gies for some remarks alleged· Philadelphia 1 1 U.S. Open wJnner, declared. IJy made in his direction as he Wt-stern Division Former team managers, pres~ And Wall, now 41, had some was in the ba.- with a date. (Best Of Seven) ent ma nafgers, umpdirepsrepsaesnttanfd crWedaentlals thgoingM fotr himb , kto~·l At fir's!, Modzrlewski told poW. L. 11 won . e as ers ae m ' lice hf' couldn't 1dentify his as. Los Angele!ll presen1, ormer an .0 · , 2 o ficcrs, and parents of boys m- · 1959 and smce then has been lr"""''""....,.,...........,..:............==-:;.-...-.-._.....,....,.:_::; terested in boys baseball (ages handicapped by injuries. 9 thru 15) are invited to attend a Middleport Boys' League orLike Old _Self gfl~ti7.ation meeting Thursday But he looked hke the old Offer GOod niqht at town hall. Wall Tuesday when he holed President Don Mills is nrg- out a four iron for an ace on ing a large attendance. the par three 190-yard sixth Until April 17th Immediate projects ahead ne- hoJe. ces<ary to launch the 1965 It was the 38th holt In one of season of play are setting up a his carMI' sl~n-up day, assignment of new .. •,' . NEW 750x14 players, and finance drives in~ I don t ~~~e to glve you SAFETY CHAMPS chafing a tag day. that number, the somber.faced Boys play <9 through 12) us- Wall esp~!ned. "It makes it Better Than Original Equipment ually starts the last week in look hke I !fl bragmng. May. Pony, or Senior divis- "Actually it only meano I'm EvFry new Firestotle tiN! it io'l play Ina tri.counly league lucky. 113 through 15) starts Mrly in "And I hope that kind of luct 1 GUARANTEED Ap.lnst dt!f«t• il'l w(trkrn9ntlhip end ~I• June. holds out." (or the life of the oPgiMI tread. This will be the 11th year of In the betting line for the 1 Allain!it nonnal mad hamr~ (exc.pt llt!P8irtlble We'll prepare vour readv mixed concootimJous operation of the ' Masters, startlng . Th~day Jl'lncluresJ wncounWred in eYerydayv ~~;-r: C'flr use lor the number of 1Jl0nth9 SJ ~'iddleport league which oper- Nicklaus ls a 4 to I favorite I crete order to vour specifications, and deliver proratl!d on trauJ wear ates under rules of N,;i,tional Lit· with Palmer the secoDd' choice priLW <:utTent at time .r adjustment tie L<:ague Assn., but has not at 6 to I. it anywhere In towri, all ready to pOur. Call affiliated wlUUt lor the paot Casper Is down 'in the 1~1 today ... our service ts prompt and our prices ei" years. group, whlcb includee .Tony 1be meeting will start about Lema, Doug Sanders, Sammy are the lowest pos$iblel 7,30 p. m. ,~ Snead and Ben Hagan, among others. FfGJif REstii:.rs "All I <an say about tho!<ell ~~~ - UnHed. Pr<•• llltemational ndds," said Ga~per. "18· thai .1. ··~~· ' ·: ,l'J W .YORK (UP!) - llaro!d I've always felt like Hogap. 1 ' Phone WY 2-3284 - --. 4"-:-'-- ~ ·-~i· '·/~ 1 1 ..;&;.. . Q. • . . ·' R c:ha,~,, 159¥.., New .YC!I'k. don't ever tee up a ·ban· -witb..; ' . :'" ' : ,-..1;' ~ • " ::~ '• '~1'r.r.·· . outomnted ~tie Louis Adair, 160, out lbinldng of one thing, win·· II P1ge St~t Middleport --:-~''-'·-;. · -llliot ... ~.:.._:.;if-.,;; .. ,.;,;.; :.:;.:~, 0:. ' -.. ···· -------~. ' -.wark,' N. J. (1), lliJII. _ I EASTER HAM DELUXE $ 4 RETREADs 4 8-48 2 .. ".:":: ..:-&..."'::' ..::% .., C6IOPdtl uo llhetWdc tt ,... 11101· Ohlo. tu•n • om- 11MM WY NliL Ultorlal ,.._, f t .. ..... bund .. IIIDODd . . . . . . . ••tter et tile po... om.. Ill Poe;!., • Obi D. GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. . ,c . r I AT ~:;;~s a~~,"~:~~t~,~~~t h~~~ t~~ : 1 C......r T•MIIII lfl..... ·•.• STOP I 8 ...h. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ;,. I I' MIIGI MAIOII AliA ...,~ .'!- - · load on the shoulders of Sisler, k' h 1 d b0t was less sanguine. ··r just hope :a o~n~is ~wn~ as a manag"I'm very happy to know this doesn't put the whammy <Jn everyone thinks so much of our us." he said. The team seemed not the club,'' he said, ''but I'm cer- Then, in an easier mood. he least upset dby the 7-2 clubbing tainly not predicting we'll win observed !hid he was "glad to administere 'Tuesday by Dethe pennant. see other people think as much trait. The Tigers gel <~11 of the ~<AU I'm predicting is that of our club as we think of our- runs and thell' 11 hit.s off veterwe 'll be contenders. It'd be selves., an southpaw Joe Nux ha ll in foolish {or me to say. anything Th e con 11dent c· mcmna . t'1 payjust 1 Do fourDeinnings. t h d b else. After all, only five games ' ers appeared not in the least n me .er a a asesseparated the top five clubs last . surprised by resull.s of the bal- empty homer and Al Ka!ine a. two-run blast lo letld the alyear. ' loling. Last year lhP.y finished tack. "And if Sandy Koufax gets only one game off the winning But the Cincinnati bullpen shined brightly again as Roger , Reds Players Confident Bill DeWitt, the Reds owner, Los DIYOTII; TO INTIIIIn OP ~ ~-· leagues picked the Reds as the team to beat. y k St ~ardin~~s dto m~~ n~ 1 AmeriC811: New York 22l, j an ee arS oospitai and had stil<hes ' By United Pr<so International an ~ a Chicago Baltimore laken in upper and lower !A ague. the Yan. ees to wm Cleveland Detroit 11341 , D Ch Series ~.~";'.~adgu~~a:.tr~;fh:W!~:~ Minnesota (133), Angeles eny arges, ~~~ Thursday evening, howevBesl of Seven L.. close pennant races and (4) the ~~), K~=~: c\~!\;;ash•ngton. H • T d er. Modzelewski showed up at Rochester ............ W i National League to gain new ' . ear1ng 0 ay police headquarters, said Maris Quebec --· .......... 1 2 pre-stige in compa,.isons with was positively the man who Serl.. B the American League. Ca M' FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. had hit him, and got a warrant The UP! board of baseball sper, Inns Mar1s (UPil-Yankee outfielder Roger for Roger's arrest He said his Best Of Five expert'\ ls made up of 24 wri~ - charged in a warrant memory had been foggy follow~ W. L I ers and broadcasters repre- 35 Pounds •S with slugging male model mg the f1ght, but had retnrned I Baltimore .. ·...... ... 2 2· 1 Eenting every city in the majors. ' outside of a barroom last week hours later. Hershey · · · · · · · - ~ · · · 2 2 THE DAILY SENTINR ......• 1 1:~~~~ - ~~~2~;~·~;~k~~~~~~;;~~~~;;;:;;;;::;;;:~"" as mg n wau ee 1 ...- . 7 ~~;.~~~~c~s:,t:;:•/ng. . . htened oul. 1t.. I! be a s1x. pace and all think the team can i' chuckled SISler, when IstrBig '!be spot,, Bickel Working First Official Thinclads · r· s to CaPture NLFlag a dltr~ltlilll-····--llo ,... 1"1• · i 1 jtr ·-~11"~ TAMP A, Fla. (UP[) - Too! 10 for. Find RlAI. ESTAIE: fast in the ' YELLOW PAGES. Where your fingers do the walklni- · .. t0 Pomeroy High school is plan- Charles Hayes. [Pleasant have also been ap· mDngs .. M L . . d 1 · 11 ophomores me · 1ude D on proved, but dates have uot been enms f cam p1tche mng to 1e ld 1·ts f'1rs t offic1a h . . . seven :· I.I.IL'-'U•::J track team this spring. Swisher, Howard English and :set. ~ ~~mnlgs or .t eh wfmf,hglVldng. up · Hi 1 C h d B' k · · h ' 1 smg e runs m t e 1 l an s1xth them winning the World Se- J ?mor g I. oac~ Bu IC .• Larry Wiles while f~es ~E'n i innings to the Reds , YORK (UPI) - Major ries. The Chicago White L'.l Is to be m charge of th1s are Jack Stanley, David Mwh~ Pomeroy and Middleport - · ... _ · ____ baseball fans still buzz. .Sox, No. 2 consensus choice in fl~st track squa?.. He ~xpects and John Bash.. were rained . out in tbeir AU....ST ARS \ over the astonishing events the AL, were picked to win the hlS bo~s to partiCipate m at The. schedule IS as follows: 1 scheduled SEOAI: ba!Seball op- I f>HVSICA,L ED the 1964 season "ain't seen pennant by nine writers_ four least e1ght meets before class. April 20 -At. Kyger Creek,- 1 ener TueRd<ty n.1ght. 1 · • yet." of whom saw them winning the es end. Pomeroy, KygH and \\aToday )1Jddleport was . World Series, too. I.n . all, 18 PHS hopefuls are hama. sebeduled to be bost to Ky. i . 1965 season wtll be every dnllmg for the season opener April 21 - At Belpre- Pom· 1er Creek. lbe Panthers this 1 thrilling and will have With 10 points awarded for a .on Tuesday, April 20, at Kyger eroy, Belpre. Warren Local morning wt're unsure of a own surprise. ending when first·place vote, nine for a sec- I Creek. Pomeroy, Kyger Creek April 29 - At Gallipolis - game today. ~ Cincinnati 'Reds win their ond, etc., here 's the pre~ and Wahama will be participatPomeroy, Gallipolis, Mid· Coach Carl Wolfe. before 1 world championship since dieted order of finish in both ing. dleport. lronton. his season E"ven starts, bas i: an~b~;y,.beating the New .York leagues: Senior tracksters at PHS May 1 - At Athens- SEOAL r~ported a ~ajor casualty to in the World Series. National: Cincinnati (209 are John Curd, Tom ~cGowan. . League meet. hts squad. J1m Johnson, sen· :1 prospects for '6!>, !I e en points), Philadelphia (204), St. Larry Marsha.ll, LoUJs l.Jt~· ~.~ . · May ~ - At Middleport - lor cat('h~r, .suffered a to.ro 11. throu~l the eyes of the 24 ex· Louis (194), Milwaukee (l&l), ~rley He~dncks and Roruue Middleport, Pomeroy. 1 Ugam~nt m hts. shoulder while perts who make up United Los Angeles 156) , San Francis. ~tffle. JunJ~rs are Joe Neutz~ May ~4 ~ 15 - At Athens _ , warmmg up With easy throws I Press Tnternattonal's boarr' " O (153 ), Pittsburgh (90), Chi~ h~g, Jeff Gibbs, Carson Crow, Dlstn.ct meet. I TuN;day afternoon. He will be \ .._7 baseball. experts, are (l go. (75), Houston (45) and 8_!_11 Nease, Don Nap~ and ___Meets With Eastern -~nd Pt. out at least three weeks. I b!:!!'::::::..J!!i;$l~ the world champion w York (33), - - · "With yotn' Iron grip, F.d. I f · h St .' soilant•. He went to a local AHL P!ayoH Stan<lings If (2) *"""· .. just whitt )'OIIre lorlidng a:" tOO -~~~d :r~~ ~~c~~:tiN~~~~r~~u~ p~: ~~:te~~a~r~m W:~~s c~~d i:r:~ ~~b race th•s s~asun," he add- gos~~t t~~·sw~u~~s t~ea:n~ big : ll o£24 'Experts' Pick 1. .·- ' edg~. over any~e, ,,even Bos- e.nded and staved off Boston's nant by United Press Interna· ton, Schayes said. There also final rally. tional's board of experts break was his 30 J>?inls." Chamberlain refused to wear camp tonight and head' North Schayes. saJd ., the key .play t~e lau~el!l which s.chayes had with the best Grapefruit League was Al B1anc~ s .corner JUmp j ~IVen hun. ~e cred1~ the en record this spring. shot after the •..;eltJcs had crept bre team with the victory. But the Reds would l'ke to 1 to. with_in four points a~ 1()3...~ 1 "Jt w~s simpl~ that we be~~ break a two-~<:ame losing string ~'lth only 2:04 to play. Bianchi s l th~ celt.!L's ~t ,thell' own game, in today's finale here against JUmper waJS followed by two ,WIIt satd. \\e outscrap~d the Minnesota Twins, who have free lhrows by Walker and. a them. We played the sam~ k1~d yet to win in three games with field goal by Greer wh1ch of game theylabeat us w1th m c1·nct·nnat·1. . clmched the game. Boston. We p yed a better de- If Manager Dick Sisler was Boston used the same pres. fense." upset by his club's hiah rank· - ~---~ • ing, he concealed it well. "So they're putting me on the Today's .lJfedical Report ........... Break camp TODight· Lose• 2'nd Garne • R0w · ID 0., Apr. 7 , - J I I Ooohhh, II Scbayes said Otamherlain 28 at the end ol the first pewas the key to the victory. riod and then rallied for a 53"Anytime a man givOll you . 39 48 . lead atd halftime. . PhUadelph. t d 1 1 d d t8 bo d 0 --- . ,. • more aggresmvely and more at Convention Hail. edge The to 76ers confidently.'' trmuned the Celtics' 29- ] WANT·ADS • ' cIDCinna • • t I• NIDe HELEN HELP US! Maureen is a Supersl apper •.• ME:"• • . t Mighty Celtics Lose to 76ers Necr- of the SOUib, and lha Republlcano wiD bo out ill lha and nap out al troubll. A pl'a mid lor lha foreaaeable flllure. bill- ...u, malt• • bor And, "' the current ,_.. lhapo up. lomlllDIII tbe couple inK gDH ont, "' make thil estiwill work toPibel' OD homemate doubly assured, 1110 noed wort or ID tile library. oDly reeallthe iW'm done to lha AI for upeuiva IIUIIJ rlnp, Republiean llcl<el lui fall albat •a out 11 our IIChool 'nil mong ..u-11)' groupe pnerai- nowspaper. hoy 1et1 bil llh'l bil clua Iy by Barry Goldwa..ro lllib- OF COOIISE rlnC or an ID br-lel wltb h!J ly conservative pooitioD OD c:lv- YOU'RE NORMAL !lllllt on II. Wbell they break Dear Helen: U r\IIIIS. up, ha iela It bad<. I am worried abotll myoel!, AU thil Ia a fallacloul ...,.._ Peroonally, I don't lfke 1101"1 and I can't talk to anyone • eotype IIIIo whicll theorellcal ateady and won't again. Yet, bout lt. I lin a girl of lJ and I and leXtbook conolderaiiOna like pia better than boys. I 11Ul 'eel there II nothing bava led perfe<lly able polltloLast year I !bought oaa ol our In It, If the kldl ........ l:'.m wbo don't bappoD ID kDolll llble. And II they ll'lll'l sensiwoman teacbon waa jWII WOJ>o Nqroel ldmp)J U llllmaD bewbelher they went llaad1 11111. The RepublkaDa 111111 to derful. I loved her and lito wu ble, or 1101 wouldn't bo what mada so nlco to me, Jetttns me teD aae Neg.-, u Indeed do many Northerll Derncl<ratie liberals, her all the thinp I can't tell tbem &o wrong. There IS a poselbll!ty that aomeone will pt I hoar Sandy Dennis' ......,. ~V DICK KLEINER 11 wasn't a take," she said. "I'm only . . . larle. eully led and at borne because my mother II test didn't turn out too well but dead. Tbeta tile kldl llarled hurt II 0110 endJ It too 111011- Hollywood Correspondent very 11tronk." cobealfti11nc:lable maa movethey'll let her do "Who's Afraid teaslnB me, and I got to aeetns N. S. AND FREE HOLLYWOOD (NEA) The art of hittins people on ment wtlb a capital M. that I don't lJkl boys lJkl the Dear N.S.: When John Wayne was shoot· fHm takes practice. Maurt'en. ol Vlrflnla Wooll?' In opit. oJ 'l1lt hnmn reality II quite lng "The Sons of Katie Elder" demonstrated how she does It, it ... Add Joan Blondell's name dlffereot. NOIJ'ON, precllely llko otbers do, but am alwayt look· In other wcmla, gotns lleady in Durango, Mexico the high al· to minimize maiming. Her hand to the list of veteran acton who whites, are flrBt of. all olmply lng up to and admiring glril. 11 aomething you'd recommend around - on a "try It and see" ballS tilude bothered him . He had lost is cupped, not flat, and llhe tritl would like to try directing 11111111 people, and people of mb:ed mo- I get embarrassed part of his lungs In an opera- to connect right across the jaw day . . Writer Lee P010111D bu tive~ and tlulugbll. And wber· boya but I hsve aome nlca girl - but woakln'l buy for JOlll'aeU. frlondl. They don't lmow I'm IIJllll'( pi, JOUI - H. been living In Spain, but he'D tion, and he apparently found it line, not up on ~he cheek. ,.., they hsn been led Into worried. I bide II. move back here to wri1AI two difficult to cope with the thin ''You can't pull a slap like Tb!s coiwllll Ia dedicated Ill The more I worry, the IliON !ami!; llvtns. so if you're hav· ai-. He coughed frequently. you can pull a punch," abe .sald. feature films . . . Maurice Ev· obsolull bloc voliai; they have ans says he came to Hollywood been led, precloely like whites, I see I may not be normal, tns kid trouble or Jull plalo His friends are concerned . " You have to make contact. They think he may have gone ''I've only hurt a few peG- to do some television "beeausa by aolably powerful and effic- and I jU8I 0111't lland 11. I'm trouble, let Helen help YOU. bark to work too soon. pie. Adolphe Menjou ducked and there's nothing lor me to do ill Ient 1oeal political macblnet so upset I can't act ri&ht wtth She wiD alao welcome JOllf I got him on the temple. When New -York - at least, not untu wbicll hsve convinced them lbat any· ' because I'm afraid own amusing expertencea. AdI hit you, you shouldn't duck." the groond thowo and I ean let their &eneral Interellll would they'D lhlnll: I'm what I'm IICII'- dress Helen Bottel ID care of O'HARA, or DUBLI~ on with my gardening." . . ... thua be served. These are any· ed to deatll I am. Please help this newopaper. I'll remember that. IN BRASS When June Lockhart doaa thaee tbtn1 but typical olluaUOIII, and me.- SCARED Whack. tooth-paste commerclalo, her they ore becoming mON and Dear Scarecl: A FAN'S GARDEN aurt>en O'Hara hauled ort THE ALMAN.'.C daughtero each get ,1,000 for more untyploal which tile proYour long letter telll rno and ~1., .. t>ed Brian Keith across OF VERSES By United Prell :enatlotlal their college lund. gressive decline of. tile urban you•r• afraid ol 1 word JOU the chops. He v. 3S bearded for Dean Martin Is liable Today II WednerJday, April 7, boss system. won't even wrill down: homohis role in "The Rare Breed" To order a hiable. EDDIE, or ALBERT HAUL Moreover a heaYJ new reg- aellllll!ly. And l't'adlng between tbe 17th day of 11161 with . . to Hnd vou could see some of the Wbat o startling bead!IDO tb ''I'm looking for a television Istration ol Soulbem NOIJ'ON the lioes I can teD .JW ID atop follow. whiskers go sailing when her '111• moon II approacblni ill Albert. will not in Itself guarantee a worrying! You're u uorma1 u Is: "Mill Ki,m Novak'• auw a series," sayg Eddie hand made contact. flrBt quarter. "That's the only way for an ac- heaV)' vote III'DOIIII thoie aame meringUe on lemon pie, Just before the scene, I heard Mrs.'' 'l1le mornlDi liar Ia :Mara. tor to keep any money these Many young teen-qen,.. ,.. her say to director Andrew Me· Necr- ID any given election. '!be evenlni lllal'l IN Mart, days. I'm trying ID find a se!'Lucky, lucky Sandra Dee: Laglen' "Stop me before I hit '!be untrammeled ballot il only teens become attracted to someieo that will be both dlsttngulsb1 doubt that she'll get housoJupiter and Mercury. him if everything isn't right." the boglrm!ng of a long road. A one ol their own oes - oftea • 'l1lo F)]glilh poet WIUlam ed entertainment and profitamilid's knee. Later, l asked her why she had hardly leu vital !actor II educa- teacher or older lltUdent. Th!J ["STUBBED VEGETABLE, ble - though not necessarily ID tion. The ~ucated and un- attrr -:lion Ia just one step on tha Wordsworth wu hom on this 5aid that. that order," •! didn't want lo hurt him ~ or SPLIT PEA derprivileged - whites and N• way to mature ioterest In the daY Ia 1770. On thil day In blsiory: ifoel alike - are llwayo lha oppoolte oex. It's 1 mb:ture of In 192'1, tile l!rlll ouceessmolt likely to ne1Iect the frllll- hero-worship and lonellneu and reluctance to let go of child· ful long dlstanco demOIII!ration chtse. hlOII. In your case, honey, 11'1 of television was held betWPD In a word, whDe tile mere also a need for a mother. , New York and WuhiPgiAIII. drcumstance of color baa UP. Q - What CIDiel Landry'l By Wayne G. Brandstadt. M.D. under my arlll5 In hot weather, There's nothing unnatlll'al aIn 1943, the American and paralysis? What cao bo done den!obly been used ill aorne of bout girls preferring g!rla at Q - My family eats pomp- What can I do for this" British troop11 In North Africa the South to deny the literal A - Cb,rk with your doctor for it? ano. sea bass and snapper age-l~; or boyo being hsppler were joined at Tunisia. right to the vote, tho total deA - Althoogh the cause qt. regularly. As a result of your to dtterminr whether or not tn the compsny of other bays. In 1947, millions of Amer!COM article on j•oison fis!l we are you have a fungus intechon in Landry's paralysis is unknown;'"' ltrnc:iion of this barrier doet Don't let those whispered half. ,..re without telephone servko worried. What precautions this region. If you have, he will it often starts a week or two not automatically mean that this trutlu you've heard ICII'8 you. u telepholle work... railed tha should we take? And what a· prescribe something to rPmove following an upper respiratory right will bo exercised. To look DO get up the nerve to d!lcual nation'a first country • wldo immediately for aome outpourbout tuna. bonito and skipjack? it lf nJt, keep the fegion dry Infection with fever. Thlo dithis with your schOOl nurse qr atrlke In that industry. Tha ing of Negro ballollng il vaotly A - I dt•l not ioclude pomp- and c!ean by frequent shaviq sease is characterized by weakCOIDIIflor. You'D dlscover a ano in the list of lroplca\ and and the daily use of an a11tiper~ ness that starts in the fingen to overo!mpllfy. To assume lbat creat many YOUI1J people have /I!Tiko lastd 2S days. In 19114, Governor Geor11 subtropical !nilt water fish that £pirant. ThPSe preparations wiU or toes on both old.. and workl whon such ao outpouring don these aame lean and 11most aU como It will bo necessarily and W•ll.2ee of Alabama polled 35 have been known to cause po\· not help unless they are Used upwsrd. Drugs ol the cortisone of them are llfOondleas. - H. overwhelmingly Democrallc II per cent ol tha votes in tha group help some vlctimlt but not ~ally. &oning. In eating any fish it is MORE ABOUT WIICOIIIin DetnocraUc Primary, others. The chief danger II that also to oversimplify. wise tc ';! Jt as little o[ the sKin STEADY DA'l1NG For Negro voting will become Dear Helen: ~ldored by 111811)' reteren- · Q - \ll:at !o lormil!lllloo and the disease will extend to the 8!1 oos~ib le . Whenever tl':ere is huge in the Soulh only when Nedum on tile Qvll llllhll BIU. mpiratory center. If this hap. Adults seem ID see all the any reason to doubt the harm· what ('auses it1 gro educatloo becomes for more A thouibt for the day - Nor"wronp" Ia iolnl oteady. I lessne'o; (If the fish you pl<.n to A - FormtcaUon II the sen- pens an iron lung must be used. wideSpread than now. And the see more edvanlapl thsa diJ. we&lan Author Hetorlk lbMn eat. :• will hP\p to prepKe thin sation uf insects crawling on After tbe acute stage there II educated or even relatively edadvantages. Lut year w!MD I OIICO uld: "There can be no fill(>!S . boil them in water and your skir. when there ar~ none a graduol return ol strength. acated voter is rarely a comwu IOinl aleady I tried tslra freedom or beaUIJ aboul 1 there. It is derived !rom the There Is no danger of a recurdis('a:-rl the water. pletely dod~ voter. Few real- hard "' get good cracleo ao that homa life that depellda upon Tona. bonito and skipjack Latin brmira (ant). Some peo- renee. Ize, 1m example, that lllllOIII be 11'0Ulcln'l bo embarrassed fllr borrowina or daht." are sare, if canned nr iJ frozen ple have this sensation whenPlease oead JOlll , . _ . _ those Necr- who actually votimmeqialely alter they are ever they wear woolen undered In the South ill 1952 and 19111 caugbt and not thawed until wear. Othen have It especia\. and comment• te Waya• G. a Republican President wha Brsadaladt, M.D., 1D core a1 wao cllsllnclly reserved on ctv· they are to be cooked. If fish ly In the winter when they unof thPse three types 11.ave a dress. The sensation is closely tb!o paper, Wb!le ill'. Jlnad. U rights, Dlvlght L. Eisellho,.. shar1) ?eppPry taste they should related to itching and is usual- llladt 011111101 IDIWer ludlYldooal ... did very weD, indeed. not be eaten . ly rell.wed by gently rubbing letters, he wW aawer leUen Too, many acute poUtldanl of geaeral illterHt Ia fll111n .-, - not !cratching - the area. bollevo that the averap Negro IIDDI, Q - I ba\'t a terrlbl• itching vot.r - if there il one - is in most clrCIIIIlstancea owayed quite u decisively u II tile avDo It Time erase white voter - if there II one - by homely brllll-and • buller tseueo. If in the, end, whell most of the Clll'l'ellt civil rl&bta pqsioo baa departed, tile .,.. TOO lUCKY, IF YOU ASK • . .. • (split th!nclada which includes two Coaches A•b~y and Osborne (IIHI Gl' S..ea) ii•ld under the lights - may down the middle) to help pay .senior!, the widely-known run- expect Alan Wallace again to W. L.. 1 be offered •porto !Bns of the for track and Held ex~.· ners Alan and Bruce Wallace, be the fastest human in south- Detroit 2 1 Bend area Tuesday evening Adding a punch of his fazn.. Jm1iors Rod .!auer, John Blake, eastem Ohio (he won the DI.J- Chicago 1 2· May l in Middleport. lous humor, Coach Ashl0l1 opiD- Ken Harris, Ronnle H!ndy, trict 1110 ysrd dash !aat y.. rl. 8ertet II W. L. :rack Coach Robert Asbley ed, " We may ruove to autmeot Joo Reichman, Larry Vance, and Bruce Wtlace to be a 2 said Track Coach Bud Bickel our football lteld llgiU.:! with David iPutlpuppy ) Ashley, Lar- stan<lout Jn the 880 yard run Mootreal I 2. of Pomeroy High achool offer- flashlights to see what our blgh ry Gladwell, Roger Shiflet and and other field evento. Toronto ed to bring his team, the first jwnpers are doilW over in the Sophomores Sam Hood, f .eland , Tvlday'l Rtaaltl in Pomeroy's history, to Mid- corner, but the whole thing Brown, Ray Hindy and Ron Sauer '' •tron~ in the 2211 1Toronto 3 Montreal 2 lOT) dleport that night for a meet ought to be entertaining and Chesdte. and Bruce Wallace to be a Chicago 5 Detroit 2 . PIDLAD~PIDA (UPI) .-Coach Dolph Schayes p~e- under the tights at MHS stad-,give a lot of people 8 chance Middleport'• first meet is a others have yet to prove where dtct~d t~day .his Philadelphia 7!1"ra wiD beat the Bostvn ium. to see what oome of the fine dual affair April 14 at horne they can make tbetr mark. Celttcs m ~X or seven games In the NatiOnal Basket- Said Ashley: athletes of both schools Cllll dO." against Racine. Cheadle, a sophomore, shows Em!bttiou Baliebal! Results ball AsThSOCJ ation Eastedrnthpl~~~tffosf. se en sen· t . "It oounds like a good ideo. Meanwhile, Ashley, who Five other meets are sched- promise of real talent in the dis- By Uoiled l'l'es• InterliBIIonal eb76Tu ers ad evene ·ghte """ VIC- ' If th e pu bitc rea ct'ton seems I"· asSis · ted by De nms · Osborne, uled now an d th ree add tllona ' · 1 tance · events. He will run on Chi. (AJ (A-sq uad) 3 NY t hen Wiltv Ch 0es a1 ·one . H . . (N) 11 1 ory eacd Ch et WayalknJ ;;bined for a~mOletsratm. leaad good, we'll do it, hoping to is working out a squad of 15 are sought the relay team, tou. Chi (A) A·squ.ad) 7 Pittsbrgh 6 82 . n o C r~r an . e er co . Detro1t 7 Cmcmnatt 2 Philadelpb10 to a 109-103 wtn over tho Ce tics. e St Louis 3 Baltimore 1 "Our ouperior rebounding will - 2 make the d!Herence," Schayes s_!ug defense and hugging tac(A) said. "We were better last ntght tics which beat the 76ers in Ph'l C't 1 1 1 3d ! h.13 5 K than we were in Boston last the .series opener and took an e P . ansas Y the 9 790 fans ' Houston 2 M>11nesota I SundaY because we played early lead before . ' I • Los Ang. (N) 2 New York (A) I BERRfS WORlD - R£RD\0Gq Get Fast Attion with ' ., 1 An historic first - !rack and make a few dollaro s--J)ally Sllltlllll. Pom~441eport. _.. ' 'I Plan ticnll RepubliOIII par\7 wlob• to do well amona Saulbenl N• - · it will have to take I ftl'1 Ulllral view on IIICh 1111111. ~· doubl lha 1llllonll o.m. erllllc parl7 wtU bo I -~ tal la...;te to SouUIIftl N....lor M1 eliCIIon ... IWO slmPI1 ~. De~MniiO Prtii4IW wlllllave bHII ~ llltllll- . predetermined Delll<>Cralk! !rom the fnllt]y onlraneb!aed ............ ~ ' ' .By WIWam S. White Sentinel ed with the continuance of the school have been carrying the ball for months, and now they are getting added strength from persons in many parts of the state. In the battle so far they have brought about the retention of the lower six grades and are now pressing forward to save the upper six grades which includes University Hil!h school. The President of the univerSity, Dr. NoVIce Fawcett, LD the fall of 1963 asked Dean Donald R. Cottrell of the College of Education to make a study aimed at reorganizing tho structure of the college, and the experimental school came under that study. . . .... " . -~' ·• I• t 'f H.&R~ FIRESTONE DEALER STORE L ,· ·z::."-4\,..:.-.. ~ �• ' jl ..~ nSyra !J~~~-~!:In~el~,P~omar~·~o~J·'MJ~GtftepOI't~~·~:!::~'l,~liM~ !f·"owlnllds alvorel. TbeJ' are, 1- "And you are !be lint _tl JJS Are Mone y·H . nntrrV Even D0~ ....,- J dol - SlY'·~ handful. nalist rve mentioned this to" - tbal be )lal •creed to IIY DICK What do you do with a Qmlanee IIIPDolt. bll bo1l U illdlcatiDDI tray ~ LllcliiDO ill a millrtt II HOLLYWOOD <NEAl who is Into you fDt Sit 11te ..,., ..., "'"' .. bu to bellle t"'f lobe shot ill 'NIW York. PueriD · Till: CASE OF THE vet pumped him out and Rlct ..... !lad a oaeceuflll . Rico and Naples. - - - - - - - - - - WEALTHY JJ(lG and his wife spent three glor· rial•· I llllde tile 'Wl'IIDI Slid - · ••U yoo bit And Betty liQtton happily Rick Mittleman. a writer on ious hours taping SCIBP' of bUll ea. Bill tllul< It'• 1101 cot rebelllall1." thai sbe bas Mr. 1114 Mrs. WIIUam Eleh- McHale's Navy, was selling bis toaetber. !ale." - Ma- O'llaiL " aald the . - . "fOil to the llle llory ln&tf, ncontlY enterllined with car. And he got a 50 bill as de"Aetlng II I Ione]J llle. EY. fwoaldJfl -~mete pi boatl1e, AiJnee Semple a dinner at their home hooor· posrt. He put it on a table, tlll'll- ERICKSON, or A NEW LElF ery pieturO, you meet dlfleronl yoa?" Sbe's gnlnc to COIIIUII with Ine the birthdaY of lhetr daugb· ed his back and it was gone. Giv Leif Erickson two more people. You get to llnow Wallis about a movie, and sbe tor, Mr . Roger Hubbard <Nan· The Jnly possible culprit was yeara and Hollywood won't ,.. tuperfletally. but nol Filmed blograpblel of two aayo the! BlU Sargent Is also Society Notes And be elt<o two - new acqulrecl~.t:~!lie~~~ I ,diet·rite cola probably~~~~~f~~d~lfl~ere~nt~peo~p~le:IIH:~In~ln~te=re~stecl~,=!or~~posal;~bb~llee~~~~..,.ll BOWLIN worlu. Ral Vallone told me novialM release. 3 ROOMS New Furnl"ture si~o wa"th the BEST and daUihter-m-l~w, Mr. ~nd Mrs. Larry Moranty .and chll~1 ren ~ daughter M1ss Conme Moranty. . -·Mrs. Steve Menno IJudy women's Beginaen 1I · H~r- 1 Leagu~ sbould gtt a trailer and co Fans don't get hys~rical the ac"tion is. come up aJ1d rip your clothes I "In two years , we'll take one- off." - A.nn·Margret. room apartments on both coasts ! b ready for anything." MIDDLETON. or M A§ 0 N ~· . Mar· , ~,~ Carohn~ Vl~ated THEY ARE VALUABLE! WI WILL PAY CI!NT !IACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY ._.t:,:he:. . "g~ano~·:_•t~e'_r~f'."i1m"'_~pa'.s"~se~d:.". '.I:JOO~-'"~n".d_'~.:o' ~s~e~us~tody~_:o~f_t~''!''~ll::...::=========='==========l! =•••••••••====•-=====,.! Harden: Mr. a~d Mrs. Robe~t [ Handil:ap 12: Total 1275; ' Harden and childr.en and Mt · 2 Lost I. and Mrs. Donald L1sle and chil-i Sl0 , Fn 0 _ B H 1 . 295 · dt'f!' Mrs. Carlos Menno wtll · ~ ~., J . Ferguson "'~ a e~ 283 :, ·ro ·a urs Steve ~ Neal 3: L 1 re turn t o Call rn · ~~· · · r PI 11 ·17 H d" 48 Merino is the daughter of Mr. \ · 11 Ips ~ 0: an . t~ap ; and Mr Ferrold Harden lotal 1228 ~~n 1 Lost 2. . Mrs . .John Koehl('r and two ettes - L. \\ mdon 405: L. Rtd~ ~hildren of Sugar Creek visited enour 293. C. Leona rd 325: here with her parents. Mr. and , R. Yea uger 230 ; Tnt a I 1253.[ Mrs. Fred Jenkins Sr. and bro- Wou 2 Lost I. I thers Mike and Gary. Pinnf'ttes - I. Rartrum 349; · Mr. and Mrs. Russell Zwill- V. Davis 290: P. Stone 237: Jng <Jnd children or Valley Sta- i Hlmd 85 : L' . Van MctPr 418 : tlon. Ky. were weekend guests :Handif<I P 7: Tow \ 1386 Won 2 of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lost 1. Tt•am No. 2 - Alind Troy Zwilling i.nd other re\a- &5 ; L. Smilh 190 : II. Radford tives. :no : P Bearhs 326 : 1\. WilderJohn T. Williams, a student !' muth 330: Handicap 10; Total at Rio Grande College and 1251 . Won 1 Lost 2. roommate Jan Sii of Nelson· I High Team Ser ie~ - Pinnettf's vllle recently ~pent a weekend 11386: High Team Game - Pin1n Cleveland with ~oward Moss. \ nettes, 512 : High Sencs ~ CoiMr. and Mrs. _ Fr~nk Cox, 11een Van Meter 418: High Game l end daughter Jen Lmn and Mr . - Colleen Van Meter 169 and Mrs. Harry Mcintosh "The · Glorylander's Quartet" of Wilminglon visited on Sunday •I· ternoon with Mrs. Cox's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. James 1 Quick. YOUR Mr. Jim Bill Oiler, a sLudent at Warren Wilson CollegP in Swannanoa, N. C. spent sev· .. eral '1ys with his mother, Mrs. lTTO~Ni~ QINE~Al Grace Oiler and grandmother, Mrs Magie Diddle. ' WilLIAM B. SAXBE Mr. and Mrs. James Garner, , ,,. ~•rumental instructor in Sou- '\ thern Local School District., fThis · public strvin trt!clt txplt inlnt have moved into Mrs. Jack Wil- 1 In atnllll ttrm1, 1 pro-it!Qn Gl OIIIG Ltw . lnGiYidullt wht with 11 dlttrm int the ll"m9 property on Fourth St. 1 lfft~l of 1ny ltw uptn the ir p ri ul~ tffairt · ,r. and Mrs. Win Blake of 1 llltul• contult 1 pr\ute llt~n•e,ol. · ·~nen Plains visit~d his sisMrs. Ada Slack. ('fhis is a public s~rvir{" ar1 i· B'lb Sylve!ter, son of Mr. !cle explaining in gen('ral term:'> r :od Mrs . Arthus Sylvester h~s . a provi sion of Ohio \;Jw. Indiv i· enh_sted m the. ~annes and u; Iduals who wsh to determine takmM ~t trammg at San DI· ·the effect or any law upon ego. Calif. . . the1r pr ivatf' legal affair s should Mr . and Mrs. Earl Watkms con.- ull <1 private attorne\' .1. were called to Toledo by the ~- - _ · deal'· of her father, Mr . Har~y Thousa nd s of c1vic and social Pa~gett .. Mr. Padgett lived In mmded <.'itizens have eilher by Ga~nesv!lle .. Texasdb'! but the rn will or other ,legal acto 1n es. ~era I serv1ces an una wa ; lablished •·trusts" for charita . m Toledo. ~n . Robert Slack · a blr purposes in Onih former resident here, was also The income and sometimes 8 daughter · , some portion or the pnnripal Word has 1:-oeen rece1ved here Pl.'lio" t · deld' haM · h ' 1,.u ~ t propery1s 0 t t rs. Cam~ Selle~s w cated !or the relieF of the aged has spent the •hte wanter h1•r and ,n.- . ,.. rwop!o· · . With ., .. , needy, cnp· .. n and dau.., ~-m· 1aw, 1nr plr d or handi capped children: and Mr~. Lawrence Sellers. or , scholar·.~ hl' ps,. med'1caI and sci-. I Col urnbus IeII at her 5 enlific son ··ear h· h I · l'b I h d b1 '· "b . ., . C SC 00 5, 1 orne an e some fl t=i . ranes : religious purpose.~ ; to Karen, ·Kenneth Terryd er""l h Dand '' ho·p·rals . . I . and horne .~ ror Lynn Gumt er, ar 1enf'. . anA ttw gr d·, rm d as ·11 has · been 1 CecII 0 uncan and P aIriCIB . U·. . ·stated lor an"J purpo~~· .·benf'-l, • lh orso~ have 9 II be . en conhne• 1 ficial to mankind and the eomto their homes w1th the mrus- .-nunit y " les. . , . , _ A \earnrd Engli~h judgC' onre: Mrs. Thc..,as E~non and dau ,.,.,• t ·d • 'I'll ere IS · no JUSII\ · ..tf' ;.t! IOtl h g t('r Donna Phr\ps · 1 have been II , fo r '·m'! chan.1a bl e 1ru:-:t to op· reI urred Io lh e1r 10me to O\lo · ..n ,..n, 1,, 1·n "., (' 10a k (l 1 S('I 'I"P I" \ h v t'- '' In~. Isurgerv at Vr1 ert~ ns Mt• m.. . · H : I r ( dtl.9' that r\oak l "ilH \)t"('Ollle lI ona osp1ta at om(•roy. . ·I . d Mrs. Carl Huhhard who ha s a ~ 11 011 • ;md the pro~wrl \' v ; 1n - · bef>n in F'lorida where ht'r hus- t ~h ltke the .<;nc.ws uml~·r the wannmg ra'~~ :s 1•! the .,,., " band was employed , has return. . J_ .) ' . ed to her home. Mr. Hubbard is ~n "1 ( h~ntablf' tru :-t ordu1 · now in Indiana <lrll~· a pr1wdc individ1 wl may Mr and Mrs. Harlev E. John- not sh.•p forward and t•nrh•av or 111 and daughters o( Wolf Pen 10 force a !rush·~· In ··a1Ty f'ILII visited her mothf'r, Mr~. Ada the lrus~ provisio.ns. Slack. , In HIS.\ tlw legJ ~ Ialurt• enact.- Ada Sl:.~ck t-d <J law b~' which II hreame _ _ ____ _ ~~~~·duty of tile tnt~ h·e~ uf dtarARRIVES FOR VISIT lt<i hlt:' purpuses trusts to regisCADENABBIA, Italy !UPTI -! ~7r tr.ust with 11w . Artor~PV Former Chanrf>llor Konrad Ad-I enerul. and the . Al.tornry <.en-, t>nauer arrived here Tuesdav Iere~ I wH ~ <tulhonwd to SUJWr. · · V l ~ t· and 1ake appru1•riate a · mght for a four week vrH:at ion :lum to enforr't' thr prov\siom (C f L k I tbe on ' f the tru st. Stnce thr effectivr Th f storP.S W o G a e omo IO 1 f~. o,rr:netr d esl f.e~m,and~t~le [ datt' of the- act. tht' A.ttornev o JCla mens o 1ms1 e ttmg :Ct>nPral h·~" , ,11 d 17 ~" th f I I r t .. "· r( g s ere ' ~~ 0 WISCIN. W.VA. Food Clover Farm Store Market uThe Store Wltb A Hart" TUPPERS PLAINS Prices Effective Through Apr. PHONE SH 2-554J RACINE 1 Quantities Department Store Fifth end Pearl 7 To Limit Clover Farm 1 Route Right Reserved RUTLAND RACINE LYONS RT. 124 Open I to I Mon. Thru Set. RUTLAND 1 I 1 Know OHIO f. 1·· LAW ., I $1 Sale Specials! $1 3 ••••• - ALL FLAVORS ON SALE 4Roll Pkga. ASSORTED (12 ROLLS) DEL MONTE Only EATWELL JACK No.21h cans e HUNT'S BRAND , . . - - - - - - - - · - - · - - - - - - - . 'j Fairmont D•iry Fair - g~~ 49c Ice Swift's Luncheon Meat PREM 1'2 OL can 39c Gold Medel 5 lb. beg _ _ _ 49c 1.89 big _e trs hevoumr H!'. me_m- dl<lTI Iable purposes tru~ts. hav -1 mrs, sc duled for publlcat 1011 ' ing 3 combined asset and pro- : in the autumn . 1 pPrty valt\1' nl morf' t l-: ;-~n $ 1~ ;~.. 1000.000 at the lime of registra" SOVIETS ARRESTEO . 111on. A complete regislration M~COW (UPI) -:Ghana dip- . and file ··ecord of all these trusts 1 lomatic sources sa1d Tuesday 1are maintained in this office. i f:J~r 5o:v~et citizen~ and one Some of the mvestlsations and ' unadent1t1ed ror_e,gner action of this orfice to the beeD arrested m conne-ctmn sc1t time have re~ulted In in- · with tbe slaying of a Ghanaian 1creased amounts of funds be· student last month in Ihe Cas- ing used and dislributed for us'!! pian port city of Baku . Tht ~ of libraries. scholarships. Ghanaian Embassy said it wa::; needy crippled, or handicapped "satisfied" that Soviet authori - ehildren, hospit:.~ls , aged perties had taken thorough meas· wns , to build a home for lhe w-es to apprehend 1hose H'- age<' medical c1re for needy lpon!lible for thP death o( 2&- persons. as well a~ man)l other ,..,.....,ld Opopo Kanu. benevolent purposes. . h~ve I I pn·-l I ~wE: PEAS I I 303 PORK ROAST ans Only Fresh Picnic Style New Southern 1 r Stoele flp and Saee Nowl SlLVER BAR FLOUR 2Sib. PARKERSBURG - A master plan for the development of the eampus of Ohio Valley College, has been presented to the Board of Trustees of the college bv Earl C. Ste·--hens and Assocjates, architects, and L. T. Leboutillier, professor of arebllecture at Ohio University. Tbe architects are r&<Jrlenting plans by Jack R. Nusbaum and Perkins ancf Will. asaociated arehitecls, which were made before the college be&an operation. The new plan provide lor a 25-year development of the campus to a point of service to 3,000 sludenls. MeanwhUe, plans for a new wing on the present Admlnls!ration Building of the college have been approved by the Board of Trustees. The new wmg wUI provide an additiona! 10,000 aquare feet of apace to the present structure;. which houses offices 1114 classrooms. Five addiUonal classrooms, 8 . Ubrary and an auditorium with a seating capacity of 300-350 wUI be included In the wing. Conatruction wiU begin 88 aoon as additional funds are available. The target date lor completion is September' 19115. I 1 th: OVCMaster -Plan Given ' To Board I cens & CABBAGE c fresh! lb. Crisp! Florida Oranges $1 3 clb 5 to 61b. average FRESH ... PORK STEAK .19 lb. and LARGE SIZE DUTCH APPLE EACH . DOZEN, · 4Sc Sweel Bakertl SPECJJl£1 . FRESH PURE PORK SAUSAGE . JUST THE WAY YOU LIKE IT _ _ _ __:.,..._ 3 lit. $1 PIES Uol~ lamllyu=.-=.:: vw.• 0: : ; : llllmlard, P. Henslar and-....aid .al elmllllloll new• ofJobn Newark apont the MIMI, newapapen IIIIo wtn be paper publllbed eonliniiOilslp with borne folb. llfL ,U. Calle AP!Ii .. . here)! the lime tllle, and tho By Alta c... I M!'l. con Morrio of ColUID' .-& . . wllll taer 11011, no.. lly's annual llarllord (Conn.) Courant, the Mrl l,.ena Mae Hamilton and but Is •lilting at the hollll! of al4 01110 ar¥1 faildlt, .AJiwte, oldest U.S. newspaper 111 con- child · r Dayto ber !lOll, Ramon Morris IIIII and vlllted frillllllllll Allt¥'l1lt ...... llnuoua publlc · ren n are 8]10nd- famUy and .Lofan. MedalJ wtil 80 to Dllvld The ation. ' ing a lew daya with ber W" Mr. Mrs JObn !lllOd mav-1 , Lawrence WasblngtoD col1111111- were !aS:edhonor awards enll, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor ed to tbeir farm near PGint f '1'010 a.,, .,._.., Ia1 10 1930 lsi and ol US N · to Moore. liDek. jured Ill fall 81 bliP, llllllle ,.. & World l!epor! recogn: journ.allsts, newspaSpending lhe weekend wilh leently ad II lnpltdel. ·~=~UDder S:. M~.,';?" m-·~,. ,.....~m !~under ° Ma-· 'J: ward P. Morgan, ~ :!'blishedma.' :nea .who blve Broadcutlng Co MWI com. dl In !be tmgwsbed teementalor; J!!, ·Botlbol, :...lclerab profeaslon over, a board· ciWrman · of !l!andard lleMie ol time, and Do.ta Senlee of Cit!- abroad Pr""fcted aU the trlpo Wall~ J ~period ,;oo aa well aa the Ge-a iY E. tri-' ... was !be Bob conferences 011 L.aoo, dlaarln6- Shn family of Weatervllle aud U!liiAIHJI'I CZDAIIi men! IIIII llerlln. He lw eov- other relatives of Columbus. Preaeat • day pml of •.,.. ft'ld many seealona of !be Unit- Brenda and TOI!i Pellll ea1led aro 111 LebaDou IU'e ed Nalloos G(meral AsliO!Db)y on Mellie CbtiAtlall Sunday a!- Cll!!danlll cd u-· .. nedy ~ ~~~~rFo~ur;:-::joumallats;::::::·:"":c:w:J:oh:l'l"!!~=m~•=n-~Eiaanho~~~~~en~~ti;Dwl~Rb~t~D~.~~•:N:ew~Y~or=k=aa~·~·:u~aa::tbe!tetnoon:E:·::_:~~=~=~the~~Scriplurel~~~u=a~.,...,.=~~~~ , • 1965 War Wit• h 200%. bots. No.21h cans 1 I . Repeat -Sale Btl Popular Demandl HUNT'S TOMATO HI C TOILET TISSUE 3 $1 CATSU CHARMIN $1 HALVES 4 PEACH ••••• $1 MACKEREL • .6 $1 HALVES SLICES 4 PEACH •• 0 YSTER~~~~~.. . .3··::s1 , FRUIT DRINKS 46o:r;. e1n1 . , '.. Pledges Sponsoring • Rw Grande Dance re wUI be a danee at Rlo e College AP\'il 8 ill Dllv· ll, recreaUon room from lO:SO p. m. 'lbe price will be PI!< P'l' person. Tlcketll can II!' obtained at the door or at Mou!top Hall at the col· lege. Pizzas wiU be given a· way as door pfu.es. Music will . be S]!Dn.ared by the Cobras IV, Coronet recordlng artists from. Beverly, Oblo, who have ach1eV4!!J Wide recognlllo~ Uu:oughoul Ohio and 'll'est y~rgln•a.. AU area teenagers are welcome. Tbll· actlv· ;- Is_ &pOnsored by I be ledi.. G(.J!l ,SIClll& fralernliJ. ·?8 ' KIMin- •. L. ..... , ..... Ja'C I . . . . .,.., pital..... ,alleDIIIII Bol:let Jlat. I Loonard QlliiJOabeii)MIIj Oleo .., :rob ' wer and .. Jobn F. Keno meeting In Paris In 1951. Mr .and Mrs. Albeit Litterbugs is To Start Soon Tbe Department of soon will start waging nual war against the thou~ht-11 less litterbugs who mar t beauty of Ohio's highways year. As BOOn u desirabla ~;,;;II er arrives, maintenance wlll be out picking up the 11 assortment of litter tossed ''""" car windows since last clean-up. Dlreeior P. E. Masbeter montbl will be spent colllectlng papers, hottles and other Ull scattered along the waya. Most ol the work will clooe by band, slnoe that Is the most thorongb method picking up Utter. Every year a large amtJunt of the taxpayer's money 11 on this phase of ~b:~:!~ tenanee, because _1 motorllls wbo will not carry use a litter beg for their refuse. Because of this. and with lncreaaing traffic volume, up eosls nave risen In years. Last year $541,667 was in litter removal. The ranged anywhere from 8 of $621,733 In IJI53 to a low ~.m In 1956. A large am111111 t IS for labor. Tbe Department ol HlglbwiiJ'S!I stocka roadside parts· rest areas with Utter vallable without c!Wte. are also avallable to any lzall011 that wanll them. In way, the Departmeot ho encourage the motorist : papers and bottletl inllde bll tomoblle. Not only Ia lUIIr olghtly, but Ia also a flre bealtb mooace. A .$50 fine deliberate Uttertna of thoroughfares 11 · law. Tbe Ohio Departmet of ways urges the motorial! and bll passengers to remember every Ume !bey toss garbage ~the car window, they · aeiually spending money. · motorist must assume slbilUY lor ' keeping hlgbways clean, attracti"'! beautilul. · ,• Ooae power ml lougev!tJ. . So Delicious To Seve On "Super-Right" Quality BI.ADE CUT5 ~ov­ •' 1 stewart Hens~ The system baa betlll In ef,. mllllon of this by cutting ·~:II feet since laal ~ fur ~ 1111beldy outlays, leaving t But for rice, the bill proposes m a net .&ain of about $125 adoption of a eortifleate plan llon. · for the first time. Q-- What about retail Here Is how It works: A - Ofliclals Q-What are marketing certl- cent a bushel boost in prooesficates? sor eosts for wheat A - They are eertlfleates Is- retail bread prices about one sued by the Asrlelulture Depart- eent a loa!. ment ro farmers who comply Q-How would the plan operwlth federal production CODtrols. ote fDt rlee? The certificat<o are dealped to A-In 11115, growm get 'I provide part of the farmers' In· ernment support of $4.50 A hun· come, but they cost the Ieder- dredwelght on all they . grow al treasury nothing. Growers get even though heavy export subst~ their money, instead, from food dies must be paid on rice ex· processors who are required by ported at a woJrJd price of law to buy the certificates, and roughly 13.50 a hundredweight. who presumable pasa the CllSt In 1186, farmers would set along to the Cll!lllumers. government oupport loan Q-How would tbe certillcate ahout $8.80 plus ..tra income plan work for wheat under the from domeatlc marketing certi· new blll? flcates. Tbe certllicates would A - Tbe government wguld be worth ahout $2.90, brin)jin)j bczin by setllng a basic 'Sup- grower retur111 on rlee eo•mutii.fl port for wheat at around this ed In the United States to shout year's rate of $1.25 per bushel. $6.50. Since the reduced $3.110 Tb1s prop Is guaranteed by of· support guaranteed with treaslering farmers price support ury funds would be close to loans with tax !unlls. Nell, to world prices, export subsidies push farm Income higher, grow- would be reduced or ellminated, ers would be given "domestic Q - How would growers fare ~arketlng certificates" cover- alter tho sblft in pricing? mg slightly less than half the A - Officials say over • aU crop - the portlon used for returns would be close to ••w.!l food in the United States. Tbe rent levels. But they also w&~ntll certlflcatea would be valued at authority in the new bill up to $1.115 pet buabel, bringing give small producers htoho•ll farm return's on domestically per-huqdredwelght r<1urru1 man'" consumed wheat up to around blg farmers. This eould $2.50 a bushel. This year the done by Issuing the JL81'ketingfl certlllcatea are worth 75 eenls certlflcates on up to 55 per a bushel, leaving total farm of !be first 500 bundredwelght ret4111s on domestic wheat at produced by a farmer, on $2 • bushel. to 4o per com ol his nut Q-How would the govern- bun-eight, and on up ment save money? 35 per cent of all addl1i01oal A - By trimming ..port sub- rice. sldy costs. This year, farmers Q - What would con,sum1ers get 30 cents a busbel "export pay? marketln& certillcatea". on part A - Ofliclala have of their crop. Exporters are re- ed retall prices might rise quired to buy the certificates bout 4 eenla a pound. ilut they turn around aud dra.; export subsidies trom the gov· ·~·nt in order to keep their pnces competitive on world ~ FURNnURE CO. COWIIBIA Mo ~ tern. regain certificate" price lltlPpart .,.. ernment abOul t250would muuon. Butabout the SAVE YOUR RC COLA. DIIT·RITE COLA. NEHI, TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER BOTTLE CAPS, r- the 8lo to fordbe lllllored N••_. j~~tJnculshed -10 __..... '299 den) and VISta, Mrs. Carlos Menn~ , March 3!, 11115 FATUER of Chula Cahf. enrouL , N T' BLES' QUOTABLES ,BACHELOR Character actor Robert Mid· to jOin thelf_ husband and son ' Spard... - W. Fetty 306: I " [ thml< the day or the sick ldleton is • true bachelor f•Ul· ll who servmg w1th the Snowden 249 : P . Gr•nt 325 ; film ·Ill paso, just a. the day ler. He has two hoys - 12 lnes m South K. Kauff 31L 1'otal 1191: here with the rorrner s grand· 1 Lost 2. Broadway Four - B. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har~y Krawsczyn 299:; F" . Manley Potts ; Mr. and Mrs. Morn s A. Hawley 3~ : S. Russell 265 ; ~ = UPrs Diplomatic Expert· . :: ~ ~-:· Chestnu't Ridge • A d .... Chosen f or Semce war ,.;and~ Society NeW8 • WMmNGTON (tlPI) -Pre. markels. AdmlliiJinlloll ofllci-ltoo cllplomatle' ldent Joim.Bon't oew ala thai when for Pr'IIS tmnibUJ farm bill would allow Iarmon more lilcome was choeen TUeada• far lbe g..ernment to ohl!IIOIDI of bJ1bor 11111 domestic u . ' tile cost of Bllppori!Dc prlee eat<o, they wUI abo reduce I nlvmlty of M•SPirt't supports !rom the federal tru. eHmlnat.e !be ..port servlee ury to ljle 111tion'1 COIIIlllllorl•.Cit<o. Tbll In turn, would Thll. ·shift, accordhil to ad- low tile 1overmnent to halt Helllley, 52 • baa reported ..- •mlstration firm olllclala, reduea Itt wheat eaport UPI from mare Iran 50 would ra.,. Will IDcome ,.blle dies. Olflelall estimate a tries alnce he )oilled the at the same time redtlclnll led. eeof pet busbel Increase in service in 19« in New York. era! spending. It 1lwld be dolte mettle marketing He was named to !'IJ by broader Ull of a "marketlnl would nile returns from post m WllllbiJICIDn m 011Z11 calorie per serving JIO qar at all ONl'l S,30.00 go_ . ., _ ... c:-tent ConsumertoPI"ckupTab 'ohnson'sFarmBill InJ - ~ ey ). Gue!ls the muttdust. he says, "my dau- !leO wellthem And apin. you - Janet Hubbard and were, Roger Mr. Lee , Jloger local, his helddog. out aHe11 tested bill and sure [;him "Bylor!hen," Mrs. Jack Gibbs and son Doyle enough the animal gobbled it, : will be 15 and we'll send &olin. , · Vienna, W. Va.; Mr . and serial number and aU. to Marymount SchooL She- 1, "I don't want to gal . Mrs. Virgil Collins or Nelson· ; ' II board there. My son Ill en· :il 11 means making a bll ville: Linda and John Eiching· i coll•l• next year, as a - career or marriage. er and the ho•tesses. , p· e-med student. And my wife want to get married only If my I and I will he-ad east so I can husband understands that I am Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morar- ( back on the Broadway staae. an actress: • - Katharine Ross. tty a~d ~'"Marty spenl 8 _week· ' "Yoo know, an actor reallY "It's not as ha;·d being a star end m olumus w1th thetr son bave children. He [or a girl as it is for a man. Dany Stlltlne!, Pome:roy-Mtlldleport, 0., Apr. '· l9&5-5 WELL TRIMMED c lb. Roast Chuok, Round lb.49c Steak cuts _ _ 4Sc Roast •••lith _ lb. 59c Steak Bono _ _ lb, 55C Chuck lb. 59c Short Ribs- lb. 35c Chuck, &I• Bono _ _ lb. Swita1 ' R.ound Ground _ SMOKED PICNICSSLICE29~ POT PIES CHICKEN 5 MORTON FROZEN SUPER-RIGHT BEEF TURKEY • SUPER·RIGHT FRI!SH FRESH DRESSED Pork Sausage - 3 1-1~ COLD STREAM roll• PINK SALMON JUMBO OR LI!ONA ~~ Any PI _ _ _ _ __ 4Sc FRESH Chicken Livers Flounder Fillets ;:~.:~-:.__ 49c Cod Fillets c;:.~·-hn_ _ 1-tb.45c • Cop'n John 69 8rea ded Sh r1mp FroQn _ 2 $1.99 Sh • ...... • lb. pkg. 10-o•. pkg, 1-lb. can _ _ lb,ssc 29c SMELTS r~mp B.-.ecled, Cep'n John ( til. pkg. n _ __ SULTANA BRAND ARMOUR'S l Fig Bars l Treet SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT Cocktail 4 Apple Sauce 2-oz. l-Ib. c.ans 12-oL ·89c Clftl LUCKY LEAF FRESH BAKED 3-lb. lb. pkg. con A&P BRAND FROZEN SULTANA A&P Creamod-With Chives or Pinaoppl• ~::· 39c CoHage Cheese - 2~~:: 49c Salad Dressing Marashino Cherries 1 10Y2.-oL29 ~~~- 33c - ••• c SpagheHi Sauce pkg. Clftl COLONIAL BRAND CANE Sugar Pork &Beans 5lb. bag ANN PAGE-WITH TOMATO SAUCE -19C ANN PAGE PURE .Grape ~~~J!I! Jelly OOLDI!N RIPI ANN PAGE Bananas--- 2 Jn.25c Pure Honey 2-lb. 9-oz. - - - - - con · PLORIDA SIIDLISI 8 1:;.69c Grapefruit CALtPORNIA'' . ~parag&,~s . , . ' - - - bunch 'f. I • 29c - JANE PARKER 29C Enriched Bread MADE WITH BUTTERMILK 1~r • 5 1 3 69t S~~bhEB~~D-c-AK3 99t H~ic;;~ -- I lb. l•r 3O C WITH THIS COUPON . ON ONE PI<G. OF' 2·PAIR ~wn '· ( 24-oLS9 pkg. c ssc ----2~:· 3Sc CALIPORNIA Navel Oranges '10 ror69c pkas. 3 SSe Apple Dumplings 4 89c Spaghetti Pascal Celery Turnovers lb. 4-oo. FLORIDA LARGE STALKS uns PILLSBURY-FROZEN ANN PAGE MACARONI OR ARMOUR'S VIENNA Orange Juice PILLSBURY-FROZEN ANN PAGE-WITH MUSHROOMS VICTORY BRAND 4 79c 42v...... 3S 6-oz. Nylons I'Tbru Apnt 17 pkg. 39c ANN PAGE SPARKLE GELATIN 4 29c 3oa. pqa. *"" "'" Pure-"' $5.00 or M- lllzelllllve o f bomptb)'r.w ~pires April In Coli. Unit .I �\ • " Red Cross Drive in Mason Produces$207 J•-· I wwbn Dooald Cook, Mra. Dooald G• britoch. Mrs. Lewis GUIBnd, Mrs. Carl Harmon, llrs. Ceoll Klrt, Mrs. Raymond Lambert, annoiiOO!d today that Monday's Cartwrl8lrt. LJDD Couley, lira. Mno. Sharon Maynard, Mrs. campaign in llason yielded - Murl Megee, Mrs. Harvey New$207.5l. lund, Mrs. Edward Ryan, Miss '"s Wall<er and Mrs. Frame KareD Roush, Mrs. Vernon extended thanks to l)uslnessmen Roush, Miss Sheila Walker, and women of llasoo and to Mno. Olarles Yeager OJJd Mrs. the crli>.ens for their help Ia DllllJIY Yonker. MASON - llrs. Dallas Walk- ond llle er, chairman, IIIII Mrs. Marvo Volualeer in the G. Frame, ca-cha,irman ol tho drln ...,.. !lira. Jony Arnold, Mason County Red Croo:o drive. llrs. Goorp CanDo, Dorothy Reso}ut•IOD Is Approved By CoUfiC)•1 . ~ • \Jo a • t ' • Geologist Team Hints Oil Ma'y' be Under Mne~n.n~-un · .ty \;iU t ""PV . <MOliGANTOWN- Renarch In Muon . eoUllty, ill . four geolpg!sts of West Virginia University NEW . lUCKYSTRIKE1/LTEJIS bJ wiiJ lie re- ' ported Friday at a meeting of the Southeastern 'SectiQD the of tbe Geological Society of America in Naallvllle Tenn. under auspices bf Vanderbilt University and OJ,. Division moRLD of Geology of the Tennessee Department· of Conservalion. u al ' DlliU stream drainage patterns m Mason ""· were studled by Professors Arthnr E. Burford .and Rclbert G. Corbett, and graduate student Stuart L " of lhe earth'• ' " &-DaUy Sentliel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Apr. ' ._tt> PUTIAIJKTHITAITI I ,. • UP TO hlltoi-y, J'urlhef ,0., research of this loped II :t .~ •• the rampargn to keep the blood· essary before 811)' scb!ntllk: 0011nrohrlr in the county, ror teleThe cbalrman also urged all WASHINGTON - SEN. MILcluainos may be drawu, but aimphone .< emr. provided serviceCitizens to visit the R~ Cross ton R. YoUJlll, R. • N. D., one llar cooditlona occasionally inn,en's lomrlres. for help In bloodmobile at st. Paulo Luth- of the few men in Waahington dlcate the preaence of oll IJmes of dJsasLer, and for thiB MASON - Town council eran church in New Haven on privy to the Central Intelligence natural gas • or ""P toward provtding 8 full· Monday night continued action April 8 from 12 nooo to 6 p. m. Aeency's innermost oecrets, 'lbe Ma;.., eount.y proj~ tmw executive secretary for the 1to pave most of the t 0 w0 said ~ay that ~ny of the Dean. was sponsored iD part by a Un. · 1 Pr. Pleasant Red Cross Chapt· ' streeR ' · 1. N 31 pertarnrng be't spres the Umted state! 'Jbeir hypothesis Is !bitt the lve1'8ily Senate Research IP'Bnl. 1 er office. I eso u iOn o. ' d has abroad are .top Communist drainage patterns are reiatedlt.............................. to street pavmg, was pa!ise party officials to l'ft lied Joe Jordon, Mason County unanimously with the under· a recent up 1 ca ..dOIJloRed Cross treasurer, express- /standing that the paving of m' Young ;., one of only six sen· in,g" by geologists) of I he ed the hope that the ~urrent Fifth-st., belw~n Brown and .ators who know precisely how 1earth's surface in that area. II be t I j 'm. uch money is appropriated ror The three researchers believe dr 1ve WL a s lm~ us Center-sts. would be deleted 1ts purP?se. Th e fund5 are con- ' that uplift has occurred sever· appeared throughout the county for simi- / Ralph Fruth hnd Jar Red Cross drives to keep at a rerent protest meeting askOS cealed m the budgets of doz- at times in the ll!ason county · ens of other federal agencies 8 · di 1 d ON the services needed for the 1ing council not to pave . that f . re Jon, causmg ra a an amtueounty in order to meet future lsectiDn. lie was assured Mon- By United Press lntemation~l- . or securJty purposes. lar stream patterns. emergencies adequately. day night it would not be paved. . A veteran Los ~ngeles pohhAnother phas:e of the research rold 1Clan: 3 St. Lou1s rnsurance ex-. WASHINGTON - pREs- project deals with delicate meaAppreciation was expressed Gary Gibbs or \1m;on for the work done by Mrs. couwil he is circulating 8 pe- , ~cu!Jve and a football r~feree 1dent Johnson goes before the surement of variations in gravF. C. Reichert of New Haven tition for the paving of the sec- ' In Aurora, ~II., swept to VICtory I nation - and the world - to- ity pull and magnetic attracand Cecil Devrick of Pt . Plea~- tion of town from First -st Tuesday _m _three .. clo~t>ly l· night t? define th_e J>?licy of ti_on. This geophysical survey inant a speakers over the radw the ri~·er and up to Housh-st. watched m<~yoral electwns. the Umted States m V1et Nam d1cates the basement rock (an and to civic groups such as the ,council _reportedly is to_ check ~ Samuel w. Yorty won a an~ in ?I~ Southeast_ Asia. early rock_ strata) ha~ a shalD~:~~~:~iNG y orty Dumps 7-DAY GOLDIN CAUFORN/A ONE· L Ange}es 124,000 •• ,j Roosevelt f) "8TAM,.8I MethodM1s~ 1 ROBINSON'S Rep. 'l d_111hv:rcahremfa 1E0xrecpout1 ~ve ~t1mmC'mgh ~nd TRY NEW LU~KY STRIKE FILTERS 2.~5:4~28~,:P~OM=~E~R~0Y~,!_~Cl=•=··:"::======·=·:,..::•:k::~":·:-:··=·==~~~ low~'_co~v'."e":'rr~ng~~:_of!~sed~~ ~m~e~n!!Eary~[!,;WY~::! e aeozoc ra MasonM Churcchu. bWSCheS. about 1 enoug !;lgna 1ures b1ds are for ; cle<u-cut victory D-Calif. over to roc s rom th e ason ot.•1ers t pavtng James Roosevelt son ... . . Icy awdadsress Maaon Methodist Men 's group :oblamed. of the late Prl'sid t F' 3' kl' 'at 9 p. m. EST to the students ========~~ Georg"_ cmd Bill Zuspan ask- D. Roosevelt. i-n ~~~ L~s n A~~ ~ a~d fac~lty ?f t~e Johns Hopled , neil to nllow them to pave gelcs primarv The lo sided k_ms Um\·~rstty m nearby BatFoster and Gf"orgf'-sls which Py 1t1more . H1s ..,:peech was to be ·· . vo 1e :1pparen 11y assured orty ·d 1 h · · . · CMne o t e natmn by radJO roamly borders 75 rer cent of . a second term wtthout a run. d 1 · · the1r prorerty _ Halph Warner , an te f'VIslon and beamed a1town engineer, reported pavin~ off _ broad by Voice of America Gaage readings: Gallipolis · was included in one bid <md fl. .J. Cervantes. who upset transmitters. Dam 17.8, 22.6, running ,34 feel council might delete rhe paving three-term St. Louis Mayor --on rollers, Pomeroy. Mason 23 _-, or (;enrgP·st if the pt>o 1,ie liv- Hay~ond _R. Tucker m a Dem- CTNCJNNATI _ .57, Pt. Pleasant 25.72 Hinton 1ing on that st n ·1·t want the zu~- ocrallc pnmary . swamped Re- 1 k 1 CONVlCI'ED 1 • . • run s ayer Robert R Ab-2.18. Kanawha ~~alls out. Char- ·pans to pave tilL• sl!·rrr wllh publican Maunce R. Zumwalt : bolt 21 . ·a T ay Jeston 19.61. London dam was the understanrlmg 11 would be by a margin of more than two , ·w· 1· s~\ Uf'sda_y he was running one foot, Ma1·met d<lm l r ~··ed aceordmg to spel'lfica - tv one. Zumwalt had drama- 1w1 mg o_ns a possible de~th 1 1 : 1 j River news ~ 1 I I J kd A • you ...., .."'- 1.501 t3 1 BLACK TUBELESS ~ull 735 X 15 ANTHONY Plumbing -Heating 8t5xl5 845 X15 PLUMBING the POWERCRUISER New "ORJGINAL EQUIPMENT" Till arut HEATING Orente. GNplfrult, ...... ..,...... Flo-. Kroger Jellies ••••• 5 1 ~ $1 Garbage Can .......11oft $1.99 Avondale Plums .•• 4 ~ $1 Pork & Beans . -~. 6 ~ $1 Eatmore ~- ~~- •• ';:, 10c • I8orKCruohod - Chic. 4".. '$1 P1neapp cono llew ECONOMY TIRE Perch Fillets ······--· u.. 39c S..P.. Stuffed Shrimp • -. ,.,. 89c Kldney,Boan• c - greater aafety, Polybutadieno tread ._. ~ reoiota ""'"" and ellipping. JP.Y ... Y'OOl -..... beUer lnocVa ---, DO ITI I i EXPERT INSTAILATIONI ARMSTRONG'S Linoleum . , . Inlaid Vinyl Floor coverin~; for every kind of floor. Best patterns. 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TO WINI I d ,~1 WIN\ Zenith "Fresh Pork Chop Sale"-------. 3 ca~:;l t oint Inches, and Winfield dam tio:1s. lized his campaign w1th a sir-/ s~~:~nce 1 he g~~ a new tnal. one foot Ravmond Grin~tt>nd of F'IJUrth- in demcmd for police poll f s 3, or no mg at all, 8!1 . , . · ar as 1 m conce ned" hf' ·d Boat Movement~: st inquire-d as to a drainage watchers. . 4.bbott 0 r ' saJ · Ohio River- Zimmer down 'j problem on Fourth-s! He was l Albert McCoy won the Au- found· uil~yton, Ky. sal~sman 13 12-35 am · Vulcan up 14 assured the prob lem would bt~ , rora elf:'('! ion but attention fo- U . gt Y1 Kof murkdermg a 1 ' · ·· · · n1 vers1 v o entuc y nurse 2 p m . Francis Hougland up corrtcted bl'fore any pnvmg is cusPd on the loser Paul Egan d h. ·. h bod · ., d 1 k. ' · an s 1ppmg cr y to Cleve1 14, 9:30 p.m.; Buckeye State on~. . . \" 10 was se~ mg a comeback. land in a trunk was s ared the up 14 1·20 am. J Ladd Dean ' J\11ke Schwartz mqwred a~ to Egan, who fired several police 1 1 . h. b. he _P . i up 14, 2·50 ~ ~· . .Orhmian up ' the type of material to :Je usef! chiefs and generally raised ned e ect rhJ_c c aJ~ hy t ]ury _whJ~h I ' · · ·• . . · · w· , - . · con- du~mg_ . e1ght . y~ars as mayor, pnson. se ts pums ment at life m 14, 4:25 a.m.; LoUJsmna down :m pavmg. arner sa1d H, 5:10 a.m ; E. P. Jom's up crete or blacktop would be used sa1d fm; campa 1gn plank favor14, 6 a.m.; Ph;1ip Sporn up 15, 1and contradors would be gJ ven _ing the opening of more lav- 1 4:40 a.m .; Robert Reed down 'a chance to bid o~ either of the erns cost him the <'lel'!iort ASKS DIVORCE 16. 2·30 a .m . L Fieore up 16. Rtwo materldiJ isS. hl\1ayor Dayton , Nadine Holtz Cray, Rt. 1, 4 a.m.: Onwan~ down 16 6 aynes to .r w<~rlz that all · : Dexter. ha..- filed a petition for ll m . St M . . d tl'' 6·40 c,·n tractors would bP giv en a , 0UlJUUe( divorce in Me-igs County Com., · 'lrvs own '· · chance to bid 1 • .1m.; Invade! up 17 Jn ·so p . · rnon Pleas court agamst Charof, the InterIes Leonard Cray, Rt. 1 f)exm : \'1enna d(1wn 18. 12. ·20 c._m: Lowelyl .I1.•l't'!'J' . CflOU ~ Aavotl Lorraine Up 18 3·50 a stale Jll llw~ lo. rt•present ed l I Lf'r. charing gross neglect of 0 . . · · · • Q] by Hoy r 1ff1tl. of Ra(·me. told I I duty nt .. c.. ~err 111I duwn 23 4 am · . 1 th I · Q c·t 1 23 .2 . " counu e gas company would (Continued from Page 1) 1 _ut>rn Y · r"~wn · 6: 0 a.m : lowt-r any of if<; ga!'l lines that each roost member is needed I P l'~~v nownl'V up 23. 7 a.m : h· . ,. 1lOut much . to make t' . • p TA TO MEET J-I as 1o be move·d v-.11 this project• a sue- II 1 elen R. down Greenup 4: 10 p. Icost. The Southern Elementary m.: Pamela D. down Creenup .,, It \V k d cess. ' . f·Jo . . ~ ll K . , .• a er erry as e _about :. Guinther also announced that i8th grade PTA Will meet · p.m., ' !J Y · up (.reen- d"ama"e !•n il' " "l1 c'1 Pomeroy Lhe Rev William p · .11 the school this Thursday at UP ~ 5(1 p.m.: Charle.~ K_ down nnd F'u·sl -sts_ He inquired as to b lh · k f therMrm WI· ~ 7·3Q p m Rev Nyle Borden CrePnu 3·40 . All' d A ' 1 h · e e spea er or e emorJ- · · · · P · am.. te - s.1- w_ l'lher lh(' B & O_ railroad al Dn services. G · h 1 will be guest speaker on the top- · 150 land down GrePnup 7:05 a_m_ ; i w1ll have lo do anythmg about lh . . UJ_nt er ic '·Mental Health., John J. Rowe down Greenup it ' a ornev will hi' con,ult- ' nam e nommatJOg com· I ' · 7·45 ~ . D · B d · 1· · · . mlltee for next year's officers . .::~.m., er.n1s rown up e m t liS ma!ter he wa~ m- t- h . HARMONY BOYS COMING ?\1e!d;1hl 2:40 p m.: &Jut hero formNL ~ 11~ cons1sts of Bob Burton, ' 11p \1eldahl 7.4fl p.m. : DuncRn Council also passed an orrti - Chamnan. Guy Russell, Don .·The Gospel Harmo~y Boys Bruce up Me!dahl 10 _30 p.m.; nance wh~rt· h_v the' pulice dent. H.obes?n and. Olin Knapp. This Will be._at Rutland High . school Lady Marjorie down Meldahl ~ould .he co~ered by civil s~r- c_!llnmJitee_Wll~ report at the i~y~ncaos~~~t Sunda_y, Apnl 11::5 p.m .; La~una up :Weldahl vwe wllh Cltlzrn~ havm~ an op- f1rst meetmg m _May. --. startmg at 2 p.m. 11·45 p.m.: Chauvin up Mel- port.unity ro vole on this in the I _The next meetmg of Po~t 391The_ event IS sponsored by the dahl J :20 am : Alton Zephyr : JunP ele rtion. will be held Mo~day, A~nl 1.9· 1J,.,u",.'... or..-C.,Ia.,ss.................. down Meldahl 2:15 a.m_; Dav- 1 All persons In Ma!ion who A Po~ EvP.rlastmg se~v1ce Will i enport up Meldahl s: 4o a .m. tr ~ \' 1' a sewN availahlt" must be held at th1s meetmg for . GaJiipolis Dam _ Cathy R. ront1ect to it by June 1 or a those members of th_e Post who r up 6 p.m.; Solvay down 9: 15 p. penalty of $10 will he impos- ha;e p~ssed away m_the last I m. ; Inca down 10 . J S , ed for each day t'hey are in / year. Commander Gumther al~ Your Dependable Lewis down lt·.J- p m._. V ·11 ·~· \'iolation, council annou;~t-ed. SC? announced that this will be a p.m., a ey M d . ··otd Ti N"gh " , Dealer for Voyager up 2:30 a.m.; Franklin a yo: an eounc1l. also said mers 1 t. ~ny Pierce up 5 am. R 1. bl d 1they will help any c1v1c group ' World War 1 veteran attend1ng, 1 7' a.m.; Lor~a · do:n'~ - 3~ aown 1 _o organization interested in pav- wearing his World War J uni- 1 •·awha R' · .m. mg tne streets of Mason. rorm \\•ill have hi..;; 1966 Legion AND K...., 0 F 1 At! d' 1\'er . . Shearer u Marmet 12 .30 ·. ; en mg were Mayor Day- I dues paid. I w H Sh~ J d · s.~. , ·ton Raynes, Recorder Mrs. ' Charles Swatzel served fi~ld 2::20 ve;; , ~ 1 own Wm- Charlotte Roush and Council- "chow mein" to the over J) Wjnfleld ·I • eThenl Z. Aup men Ka:· Wilson, Woodrow Foremembers present.•. ___ _ _~""'""'"P"ho"no""'W""Y"-2-"25"50""'""'~i down . · p.m., e rna nn rr.:m, IX.,ald Cook, Charles Yea- --· Winfield 5:20 p.m.; Lucy ger and George carson. Jane Luca11 down Winfie-ld 9:35 p .m.: Jelferson doM! Winfield FINED $10, COSTS 10. p.m. I A. J. Patten down James F. Ritchie, Rt. 1 PomW~teld 11:30 p.m.: Beaver up / eroy, was fined $10 and costs Winfield 5:30 a.m.; H. E. Bowl- in Meigs County court on an in- i 111 up Winfield 6:30 a.m. toxication c·~e :._ j EVERY WEEK HERE'S ALL YOU DO TO START PLAYING •• Get a Super Bingo ticket every time you viBU Kroger-no purcluue necessary. Punch out eenter dUe to reveal a number. INert number diBC into Super Bingo card with matching number. When uou have • line filled vertically, honzontally or diagonally, take your winning card to Kroger to receive $100. If your diac shows a picture of a Kroger product you get that product free. II your diBc shows 11 picture of Toppie, you receive 50 Free Top Value BtampB. Deposit entry at Kroger to be eligible for weekly Zenith Co1111ole Color Television let and f!J'W prize trip drawings. All adults eligible to pla.y except Kroger employees. .. * 5 WAYS FOR TWOI 1 SHIRT FINISHING • N·NERS DREAM TRIP 50 1tiP VALUE DAY SERVIa tal .• ·• -.,.,. ........ --~-~4 ......, s,,.. " Pomeroy, 0. ...• ' ., ' !- . .................. .. ~' " I . ' ,.~.;_..,- ... •· .......~..:. ......... "-f:~:-.;'Uii,;"i·.~·(>:U·~........ ~.:.: .....u,f:;, -- ~ • ,;;;J.· •• ,_,.~ .••. ·-·' �ITAPresents PfOgraJD fOf · .w.,A r 1 Mee t•ng I lnp. A 111111· ., SoD QluM• •• 11011 was obown to the and wn aarrated by mn,· andJ~ B u : : ; : Mr. Gerlbo b ~ moetln 118 1• r.:r:ff= DaleS:~ J>r.:a ~ir · ..,MSunday 'J~ visltlni her sister Mn . Charles Barton. .,;d Mra John A. Cbattin aon and wife, Mr. and Mn. John Chattin 8lld son at Portmnouth, Obio on Saturday. ~ Mr ~isited the~ =~be Joy ' B Mikey Brown, d Rollins Kenny Fry an a · "MASON _ The Future Farm- Glenn Snuth, Yo Ag . •.-. of America presented the lat Wahama, spoke briefly ' 1 the ~'program at a meeting o u•e group. 1T1ahama Jumor and Senlor l The devotional program was PTA on Thursday even ing presented a t t he school. . . Welch of 0 N t. en u Th e MembeNl of the orgamzat iOn Chu rch ew th avh · h un demons!ra ted the righ l and the Youth Ch?ir ~f n o7 ~r~cHarrwrong way of carrymg out der I he dJrecuo severai selti.. parlirimentary procedure . and ~yne. prese:~bers i lhl" correct and mcorref'l way tJOns. Cholr e sh Jane to conduct rommittee meet· were Kathy Rou • relurtJec! Wompn to Woman ' [turned ~ t~e ~e~r~th~~~: ~ ~u ,-. bee,"'w. Va. is !",;,';i;~:a~rt:" Robillw.l' ·' Over Stocked! tile odlool on them Pl14qIn":i::[ Lotd.. Rouab of J>oiJano. and directed plaYinl :~=~ M8800 pefS00aJ several selections. Mra. ,Eleanor Ewlnl, wbo has been boapltal lollowinll an nomln:sThe Reverend Marvan Frame auto accident Routo S3 The fon':ing <lalo of offlcen of the Mason Methodist Church her bome, w unanimously elected and attended a pr&<»oference meetthe Melp Ge Hoopital ilutalied at the May lng of the Board and Agencies Thursday. President of the Annual Conference at the Mr. Cbarleo of Madlmeeting. '!bey "':" , .' St Mark's Church in Charles- Mn. RusseU Barton has re- son lodlana Ia vlaltb!i Mrs. PMaul PoJwheliM , vtce prest- t.;. on Monday aod Tuesday after visiting her douil>- .....~hter Mra Charles Aldridge dent r 3 o n organ ; sec· . , ( ... --&'-' , • • . Charles Yonker Rev. Frame is secretary of the ter m Pennsy 1varna or sever@J and family, in Muon. Mrs. M R Jones Board or Missions. days. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Grimm A with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Strait ot j Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Fields and family of Naples, Florida ·oximately forty- two Morgantown and Di ane Miller of Clendenin visited visited her parents, Mr. and of Ne w ~aven were dinner with their daughter and son-m- Mrs Homer Johnson, rect'fltly. guests on 'sunday with Mrs. Ma- law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor . · · til da ~oble and grandson, Dan- On Sunday Mr. and· M r ,s. S ialist to Talk ny Harbour. Taylor visited with the latter's LIVESTOCK SALES 00• pee . Mrs . Hoy Jones of Racine aunt , Mrs. Glen Ray , who is a PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. On Human Relations IRJi' D spent a week with her patient at the St. Joseph Hos-- H~S .- 175 to no ~6.25 Wise. Other IPFA memben tleipaling the Hi~h _ 1 Kay 0 '""• m>• ~!~:r~~~r ~~s ~!ld ~rsons Homemaker Herse ~ If • M 1m 'IS ost portant • F Eqw·pmenf 0D Home ront Says prof essor Mr. and Mn. Guy ' Cowan Darnell, ''"!: Lewio Russell, who recentLy led tbe11 home Mrs. ~<;Jmer 1 tckham, Mr>~ Dan. by l''e 1ere guests at a show· ny Zlrlde, MrF. Albert Smith, er Monday everuni in the oo<· A:ro . Joe Gloeckner, Mrs. W. lal room of tlJe Federated '!be A. GibbP , Mrs. Harry NEW YORK (UPI) - The -Uoe the lllrong leg mlliClesJ the seat 8Dd the height of the church. Young Adult classP.ofSmith, Bapmost Important equipment on when llltq anything heavy,! cair are correct. :Iostesses were their neigh- list churcb, Mi s Anna Dur.rt. DISCOUNT PRICES On framing and she•thing lumber. rece~ly we h•ve plentiful supply. Buy nowl REFUSED ON ANY Cannr USED CAR ON OUR LOT! Low Down Payments Bank Financing THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW! EVERY CAR IS FOR SALE ••• YOU TELL US WHAT YOU WILL PAY AT--- 606 ,, Main St. New Spring patterns, fine quality 80 square dresa prints. Choose from a big selection of designs and colors, Silicone treated woven cotton er and thick fibre glass pad scorch proof, makes ironing easy, Take your choice of white , black and popular colors. America~~ made . All sizes for w• men and children. DISCOUNT PRICE Discount Price II Pomeroy, 0. ' DRAPES Prt-lly patent strap sty. Ies for Ea ster and Spring. White or black, Sizes 8 1h to 3. Beautiful drapes In textured plastics with fuJI lining, 36x87 inch size. M~ny petterns. Blaci & Red Sbos _ _ 5-10 $J.49 Sizes 5-10-- sz.99 MIDDLEPORT - LADIES Pateqt Strap· sz.99 14·88 Disc~unt Pr1ce LADIES EASTER PATENTS WUAL LOAFER Red, Black, Wbito ornE Oxfords &Loafers / -- "WHERE YOU GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY" MIDDLEPORT, 0. 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POWIII .v-. l.Mndlr. llf. h7S . . 2 for 1.71 en .... llllllt...._ Fl'tlranla fl. or. ••· t1o 2 for .B IIICtrUIW PAl ,...,..,, Wlllllltll COW, .... 1.11 2 fOr 5.• .....,..,•....,.....," .......,...._..._ ... _ _ 2for .10 - · · - ................................ _2for .19 ltall llllVI cau• lmlllltr., ltdf·IIIIY&. nor.--... ftc. 11cZ for .81 BLOUSES Oxfords and Loafers Navy blue denim stretch slacka in Sizes 10 to 18. Slim filting, a:ood looking. Special Value . DISCOUNT PRICE Popular roll up sleeve style blouses in popular spring colors and prints . Sizes 32 to 38. $1.66 p~lr each ........... , SliM . -DISCOUNT SALE- HOUSehOld Enom•lware ,, Take your choice of many styles In good lookit1g dress (Jats. Black and best Sprin1 colors. Sizes 4 to 10. Fashionable, &ood fitting - low priced "t the Bonanza. SlzH 4 to 10 . .r Bone Antiqued Maple Heel 9.99 You'll find necklaces, earrings, pins with a ... .•.. ..... --. ---........... .. real "precious" look. .............. .... ,.."""" ,,., ~ Select now from a fab- . . . . . .c_ ulous collection. Sbop early for this buy! Ullll - ...... """ NllllfU....,,r_,fliwt BAGS TO MATCH 3.99 to 6.99 1.00 to 5.00 ' Mrs. Richard Nolan Sterrett, JOD, I: 58 1.111. Tuea- ptuo fed. tu C-hipman-Canaday .f."'- · Low 1 clicliceof 61temi'· ' .. ' ; _'n . " In the Micldle Block Ned te El. .rhldo •<·.' "YOUR . PREs<!RIPTION HEAOOUARtER,S'' . ~· "·2ND AVE, ~ .\ ~'·. P•ttlna., llue Pink .\ Red lf' ': -.:.· .; 10.99 t .' ., 21ft.. Fine enlilllel wue In willie with red Trim. Take y~ur obolct ot 6 itom• - Dish Pan; to.ered . Sauce Pot, Stew Pan; 8 Sauce Pan ·Set, Double BolWr or W11ter PaJJ, , ·~ II'~; Discount Price .··-" 3k 1e AIIMITIMD,. WIIJL Plllwr IIIII,.... i MIQI)L~RT,· O. ' WY l-2255 "-' •m w~n~. c......,. w.. ....... 6'h to 12 SPRING DRESS FLATS ..... n1-.u~•- e.tw. FABRILITE ond PATENT LITE ' 601 I. MAlin St. GIFTS Discount Price ,, CLELAND'S T.V. FOR up oxlorda, Good fittinj: lasts. Lone wearinc composition JOle&. $,.00 Fashionable, feminine styling by Smartaire for the new soft spring look is here now in our shoe collection - open, airy styling; gently 'urved and tapered toes, 1 sm Hospitall\'ews Famous brand footwear for men. Bltek or brown leathers in sUp on caaual styles or lace DISCOUNT PRICE For Easter and After BRWFAST FOR EASTER COSTUMES SLACKS Fashion at her feet! ~ fo• MEN'S E & J DRESS STYLE Bm&tt~. CLEARANCE hull fUIIIHil flit Mliltbl'a flltlltvt, 06llt. «Liquid. tq. 11c N. 2 for .98 Ioiii IIULCIIHI fiiOIMOI WIHI YJIIIItlllf.lDO'I. IN... 1.31 - Z for 1.40 ..., lfATIIIIIWY' 4 11Ytn. Wltlt .......,._ ltf. lJIO 1101 . 2 for 2.01 LADIES' SPRING STYLE COTTON L & Z SHOP intoxlca~ 1 POMEROY WOMEN'S STRETCH BLUE DENIM sz.99 THE SHOE BOX -----.- -G• b en Y • Home fc.onomiSf I $,.77 Broken Sizes Blh-3 Valun to $5.99- f D caf~teria ........ • l. . IIUI.JIIH't, Lidia'. lib'. SALE! AU Sizes cal disadvantages from the:c. E. Blakeslee faculty mem- F., 'Ck Springs Gn•nge will after the food had been prepar- ~o~a~ att 6 p.m . . ~ : officers · two-footed. state, she suggests lbers, as chape~nes. m.cet Thcrsday at 8 p.m. There ed it was served to the mem- 0 e e erans WI present. lhe lollowmg: Inside both wtll be a program, Members bers and guests. During the busHAS SURPRISE PARTY are aske~ to br•"g deviled eggs iness meeting, ti-re president, HENDERSON _ Mrs. R. or ssndwF.: ~"!S J(Jr relreshments. Miss Nellie Zerkle, announced King of Henderson was ·~;~~: /I Add Ap•II 7 the regional meeting to be held ed on Sunday by her c1 The Catholic Women's club of Saturday, April JD at R l D!and their families with a birththe Sacred Heart church will Grande . Members attending are iday party in her honor at meet Wednesday evening, in the to take a potluck food for the 1home. Attending were Mr. and church auditorium following len. .1· ' •n. She also reported that i Mrs. Albert Swatzel services. A white elephant Mrs. Jo~n Kincaid and Mrs. :man, Kenneth and N~lson Rey. sale will be held. James T1tus had _unusual ar- i nolds of Pomeroy, Mr. and I The Past Oolin~ilors of Theo- rangements <On dJsplay at the Mrs. Alva Luckeydoo and Rog- I lld<>rus Council DaUghters of Am- irecent achJevement day held ier of Broad Run Mr and Mrs 11 ertca, will meet Thursday even- !at the Middleport high schooL CarroiJ Shinn tw'o childre~ at the home of Mrs . Arnold ) Mrs. N:an Moore, a guest for i of Leon, Mr. and Mrs. Larry ! Ha;yes of Middleporl llhe everung, was program lead- Luckeydoo, Pt. Pleasant, Lan. APRIL 9 er and showed slides taken na Morrow Pt. Pleasant and The Pomeroy Bend C B Ra-1when she was visiting in Ari- ,the honoree' and her son Jim- ; dio Auxiliary will hold its regu- /zona and also at Lakeside, Ohio . my. ' ' Jar monthly meeting Friday ev- at the Methodist conference. 11enin1g, April 9th at the home Other slides shown included NEW COACH Mrs. Adaline Smith. s::me taken In Florida by Nel- BURLINGTON, Vt. (UP[) _ Mary Shrine, White Shrine of 1· " Zerkle. Arthur Loche, assistant basketJerusalem wiU meet at t h Mem~rs answer~ roll ~all ball coach at New York UniverIOOF hall, Friday at 4 p.m. nammg a favortte spr~ng sity, Tuesday was named head . a business session Open . Arrangedmi elants dof .sprmg coach at Vermont, succeeding 11 . . · . owers sp ye d mcludlatmn of olftcers w11l be held one were of daffocn b ,J ohn c . (F uzzy ) Evans who 13 8 p.m. Mild d one Y tired this year after 23 seasons APRIL 18 re lg1er and an with the Catamounts. . of forsythia l'= = = = = = = = = = • il Rock Sprtngs Cub Hallie Zerkle ,,. Pack 246 will meet at the Mrs. Moore, Mrs. J . bury School, Saturday at 7 D. Hartinger and Mrs. CecCookies and coffee wJU be Figley. bull NNovm WlfAMNIL "'" priVIftt *'kllneils. , - - ON ALL - - - , ,.,.,, •••· '·" .................-·---·····-···----------2 for 2.19 Ved, - - -111111 '"-'MUIIM. CNidro'' Ut~~ld Vlllmh11. Pint. Rtf. J.u - 2 for 3.10 Si:zn 5 to 10 Values to $7.99 peo-i Many Colors t~at gr.wtt~ DRESS PUMPS S1.99 LITTLE BOYS Blego Block _ __ Organ,~: SPECIAL PRE-EASTER VALUE! LADIES' FINE LEATHER Good Range of Sizes ·- CHILDREN$ DISCOUNT PRICES SPREADS HAND BAGS Stacked Heels $4-49 ••' ~u~pended MIDDI.EPORT STORE OPEN TIL 8 P.M. FRIDAYS SALE! MISSES ex Fin~ LADIES Black Patent, Beige k,,,dnes~ I LADIES' FANCY WHITE STRAW Dress Flats CALENDAR 1 and and Easter. }'ine woven str~ws assorted shapes and sizes, Patent Strap SKIMMER I m:~hers ~ 0 = !v~- DISCOUNT PRICJ! New stylish hand bags for Spring LADIES SOCJAL f F'monee T"P • Ja~es inter·. ~rtl~s Every little girl wants a new .dreM (or Easter. Wide choice of stylet and patterns in all lizes 3 to and 7 to 12. LOW, LOW DISCOUNT PRICES EVERY DAY AT THE LOW DISCOUNT PRICE for-tbe-fa1t1ily 'f' 15·95 .. 22-95 DRESSES SLIPPERS Coats for Spri ng and Easter. Llllnin ated fabrics , crcpP.s, nubbles and Jer· seys, In ul l the wan tt-d colors. Shop the iiun anza i'or the best Uuys in fa~:>hions . Pori~, ,_.,.,~e~: / I CHILDREN$ FINE COTTON EASTER . - ---~-......, 1 $,' If r be. ~ 1 1 I pf 1 Spring LADIES FLAT · Po~r I 1 :.ze* ' ~ .Jill M~s. of To o.vercome the pfiysiologi- for trip with and Q( hasthe mvltcd al. to womro and men theme. Miss ''A Elaw hodofasP.a.ris," her food Mrs,theTracy HanningMr.and M-rs. churc!·'! afrtrtd. Taste and an SETS UP HEADQUARTER.'! SPRINGFiELD, Mass. I UPI) - The Nalional Soccer Coaches i Association of America, which has a membership of about 1,000 college and high school coaches, has established its national headquarters in Spring· field . .r . rr IIIII lflnld ti.~t Se A f' 77:, STUDY BEGINS MASON - The WSCS of , the Mason Methodist Church study of the Nation and the : Kingdom began Sunday even- 1 ing at the church with Mrs. Ray ProHitt as leader. The study of this book will continue for : !our Sunday evenings at the 1 church. Mrs. John A. Chattin will presenl the program on the · following Sunday. fet.- ~~llnbeenfJ>U~~:!i ~;.. ~~ ?"Dr~ dlepol'l, Ohio, to lblt I FULLY LINED TEXTURED PLASTIC Discount Price fol~ 1 48~ CHILDREN$ PATENT STRAP STYLE H~ lblo Hoop!W· Lll!7 ...,z.. .· .,, !:"otcbeS~~- ~edfordlbo Am~Jca SNEAKERS SETS i METROPOLITIAN r MOTORS I . ' o., A~ Mr_• · . · :-:.....~~ret;: 1:.:::.:. ;,:,: frotn R-'--" F knn:• New Home Construction! PRINTS DISCOUNT PRICE ' Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, :;":~P~..!..-.~ Diet~ SPECIAL PRICES ON · •• MASON - Miss Jo Thompson, the president , presided at I a meeting of the wahama FHA I on Thursdav at the school. At I this time , ~ook books for sale were distributed to the group . The group voted to contribute $20 to the building fund, for a Chapel at Cedar Lakes, Ripley , W. Va . It was announced Uy Susan Johnson of the party committee that the Initiation ceremony will be this year at home of Wahama 's Home E conomics Instructor , Mrs. David Miller , Middleport. It wa s anriOU11CC<l that a dinner for the FHA group will be held at the Martin Restaurant. Preceding th e business me1~ting the roll call by Roberta Roush. Rober- I ta Roush gave the treasurer's i report. COftCerf Tfeat Cl~ford. 117.20, Heavies 13.50 to 16, ~:nu Mr L. _, da ughter Mrs. Harry Schwab pita!. PT. PLEASANT s. IV ' . Mr H to 16 75 · Fat Sows 13 to isay Extensio n Spedalist of/ and sons, r ecuperatmg from an Mrs. Howard Van Matre, . · • p · • to IO · ·ty, w1·ll 1·11 ness . West' Virginia Umvers1 an d Mrs. Ross Rou sh , Joanne 75 ·• Boars 9 to 11; tgs • to . 11qd,dr.,ss those chartering th is Dr . Merle Singer of Lisbon , VanMatre and Susan Sur~ce ~A~- Steers 17.40 . .. in 4-H on Saturday, April Ohio visited over the weekend visited over the weekend w~th 10, Heifers 1.3.~ to 19.60, lOth . at Krodel Park at 1:30 p. with his mother , Mrs. Lillian Mrs. William Stump .and w1th C~ws 14 to 15.40,. 9 m. She will speak on "Human Singer in Mason. Mrs. Blanche Tucker m Colum- 13, Bulls 14 to 18, St~ Relations and Child Develop- Mr . and Mrs. J ames Wise bus. Mrs . Tucker is in Colum- l7 to 21.55; Stock Hetfers 16 ' ment " and son , Jimmy, and Mrs. John bus assisting her daughter, Mrs. 19.60 ; Stock Steer Calves 18 AU MATERIALS AVAILA"-E Le~ders, Pinwearers and old- Raybould moved on Monday to Stump, who is recuperating 24; Stock ~tfer Calves 17 4-H members in Mason the Raybould property in New from surgery . 20. are also invited to attend. Haven. Dr. Howard Bell of the Staff t VEAL CALVES - Tops 22.is invited on ThursMrs. Cecil Kirk visited at lof the Music Department of Mar· 90; Seconds 30.60; Med.i~ MASON, W.VA. to hear Randall Mc~utch- Apple Grove, Ohio with her shall University visited the Wa· to 28.90; Common & Heavtes , toii3iJ.i40i.iiiiiiiiii eon, 1964 IFYE , tell of hts ex- daughter, Mrs. Fred J enkins hama White Falcon Band ~aiti periences while living in India • the pas t six months. He will Mlnn, Womons, Chlldrolll speak at Ordnance School, ApFINE 80 SQUARE SILICONE IRONING NEW SPRING SPORT ril 8th, at 7:30 p. m. COTTON DRESS BOARD PAD & COVER Group Contributes $20 to O•apel Fund Davis-Elkins Choir to Give ·· · -IIIli - "' ..._ "Fetrr; 11 •.,.... IUtborllies earlie' , e e k. lJpplll • • :::t~E . PT. PLEASANT - 'lbe I Miller no I , . . _ , , from .-, Mn. )l'!lh tho homefront Isn't I super- llqWI! to got a hold , "'ah ng l - The chair seat depth should hors , · · - . Robert Couch, Mrs . Mro. Elsworth Rowe, Miss El· Cappella choir olllovla lnd El- the •flerllll boopltaJ. lila; II pf!lltiOSIIIdl• . .. !If . duper dishwasher or air purl- good use of lite leverage of the be such that the legs can bend Eugene Triplett, Mrs. Kenneth ,sie rt, Miss Helene kina College, Elldno, W. Va., Iter. 10111 bones oltheleg. . at the knees and the feet rest Harris, Mrr "' ''TY Phalin. Mrs., Mrs. Phena Clifford, Mrs. Riel>- will present a concert at lbo .,.....,.. lll'Ulf!l' r 1norU In . Rather, It Is the homemalor -Good.body alignment is aid- flat on the floor . The chair seat Guy Russell, Mra. Ray Biggo. ard ' ' •ughan Sr., Mrs. ClemenOD Tue.day ad ttlJI ._. herself But oddl most bou,se. ed or hindered by the heights of should not be so deep as to /r · · 1arvin Bt -... anr '"r~ Bente Menchm1 . Mrs. Renz.o Men- , on --~. PT. PLEASANT _ 'I1Joma Mottr. Ill! • ·ra-.1~....-. wives don't' ho til use surfaces at which you work. If cause pressure to be exerted on iNeutzling 8Dd memben ol the chin!, Mrs. Harry Watson, Mro. ?.30 p.m. u port of Its lllnual Bateman, 15, retired farmer o1 ' _ themselvea to adv8!1tag"e-to the yoo are well trained. you con- the calves of th• legs. · r,. Won One and YOWJg Adult Troy Ohlinge Sr , Mrs . Troy : ; '· GaDipolla Ferry, dfed ,_Y Mr. tha-tfi·Qiti, ., .. . , seloosly bold yourself erect classes of the First Bapttst Ohlm•er Jr , Mrs. T. T. Shel· ect _, after a 1ona lllnesa. He was ope t .• " " - ttltb Ill ,.. nunimum wear and !oar point. whlle working at sinks, coun- -The height of the chalr Jchurch, Mrs. Dale Wippel, Mrs. ton, Mr·. Lel ' 'aughan , Mrs. and 18 preoenting JM;ogr&rrlS In born at Apple Grove, 1 ..., of ele and - · "r, and ,Mt'l. Kathertne H. Slppola, of the lora, sewing tables, and desks should be approximately the J . H. .. pllenaon, Mrs. Joseph Em ett Blackburn, Mrs . Leo clttos In Pennaylvama, Oblo, the late WUUam 8Dd Harriet J,omet Qulclt. New YorkStateCollegeoiHome lltat are too low. length of the lower leg.., tat lcook , Mrs. Harry L. Bailey, Davk<son , Mrs. Max Folmer. and West Virginia. CbJr Aids Posture the feet rest flat on the floor !Mrs. J . E. Foster, Mrs. Lorai1 The One Won One class Bap- 'lbe choir memben are chosEconomics, begs homempera of to believe the -Select a suitable ehiur. The and the feet and knees can be 1sterrett and Mrs. Richard Finchurc'- Mrs. Russell Brown, en on tbe basis of competitive lowing , chair should support the upper kept together. The chair seat law , Edith Ca&eholt, Mrs. Da- tryouts and come from many "Just as your understanding and lower back with the hips should not be high enough to ex- Alter the honored guests OI>- 1v· Goodwm , Mrs._ Paul Taylor. cUtes In the eastorn U nl ted of an automatic range or dish· well back on the seat. This is ert pressure on the thigh just ened th• many lovely gifts, re- Mrs. Guy E. Gwnther, Mrs . States. . wHsher will lead to greater skill possible only when the depth 0t above te knee, or circulation freshments were served by the John Ke.t chka Mrs _ Pearl Asb, The program for the chotr and efficJency in Its operation, will be reduced. 1ho~tesses, from a table w~th Mrs. Pr~ce Hawk, Mrs. George tour. is in four ~ions. Fint d tan • wh1t cover and centered With H Nesselroad Walter so some un ers •'-· lo.U'I'6 of th e M' Jr ., NMrs. c sectiOn ts compositions inspired ha i f body ill niOfS On an arrangement of jonquils with amm, tsses ancy and mec n cs o your w f H d M Sel ' Blaar- by Psai011·' tlte oecond section hI · yeilow can••es In 't If 't crystal holdo amman rs. tm ze- , of the program devotod 1 C lVI leS 0 .. ide wicz the - 11third ectl to lye ,p you use • more e oct ve·ers on er s . · prayer an ms; a on Attending r ·ere Mrs. Anna El- Mr. and Mrs. Cowan expres!- of the program has composiAvofd Pain, Injury ' kins of Mason, w. Va ., grand- ed their appreciaiion of the , lions based on the birth, death use of the body-a.s in , , !mother of Mrs. Cowan ; Mrs. shown them by and resurrection of Christ · the stoop1ng to p1ck up a bundle- Middleport semors and their De Ka Mr Jacob EJr p1e of the community ' 1 have APRIL 7 ers~~~~ Jr.~ eMae \ran Inw~ _ ' ~ncludtng part of ttM: program can r~Scult in physical strain. Imothers' organization Wise use or the body In such a /made . final plarur . for several 1 The Methodist Women's So·\n Mrs: Otto 'strauss Mrs. Ro:- Fam.ilies Called IS mad~ up of composJtmns bascir·~umstance results in no pain activities to prov1de the bal- ~ ciety in Christian Service will ler' Cull"ms Mrs • Leonard T (." . . ~on y~n tunesfu ch . h or inJury. lance of m~ey ~eded. for the hold their annual spring rneet- jJewell , \irs: K~th McLaugho rncrnnatt n recen. years e _oiJ" ~s In a new booklet, the expert annual semor trJp to New 1 ing, Wednesday, ApJ 7, at jiin, Mrs. A. L. Phelps, Mrs . Leo Mr. and Mrs. John Terrel 8 ~peared .tn churches 1? VU"in body machanics suggests that York and Washlngto~. . Grace Methodist Chureh in Gal- Bryan, - 11"8. Harold Ebers- and Mr. and M~s. Joseph Stru- gJn~. Maryland, Washmg~n, homemakers stoop properly, A rummage sale Wlll be ~eld lipolis. Miss Marion Brown of Ibach, Mrs. Charles Rlfne, Mrs . bl.e ~nd. son .. Mike were called D~a:· . and ~~w Jers.ey . Th II reach effiC'ianlly and ot-herwise Friday and Saturday, Aprl~ 9 the lnterboard Council, who has iWil' ' . .m ~-.utzling, Mrs. Roland ! to Cmcmnatt Sunday by t h e l Y . ' m addi~Ion .to Jts annu&l put the body to work in a .suit~ ~nd 1~ at former A & p bmJd- toured missionary projects 8· 1Terrell, Mrs. James Clatwor~ serious illness or Mr. Terrell 's tnps, the chmr will make sev· able manner . mg With Mrs. Wen~Pll Bun~e round the world, will be the I thy , .Jr., Mrs. Albert Ebers- uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. eral appearances at the gener· Part of thP. trouble stems and llfrs. Edward Stiles, c~alr· guest speaker. 'bach. Mrs. Norbert Neutzling, Alonzo Terrell , of 3712 Michi-1al as~emb~y of th~ UnJted Presfrom the tacl that humans men. Pe~sons having articles APRIL I IMrs . Ray Glaze and Mrs . Louis gan Ave ., Hyde Park. bytenan Church m Columbus. many centurie! ago werit from to be picked .up may contact The Eleanor Circle of Heath Reibel. M:·. Terrell ff'IJ Saturday fn Purs" to M1tch 2. 98 bemg four-foott'd to two-footed Mrs . Ro~rt Km~ or Mrs. Methodist Church will meet Sending gifts were Mrs. Paul the home and MNl. Terrell who i Arrests Reported bemgs, CriSWell m order . Thursday evening April 8 at has been an invalid for the I In Last 24 Hours At the four foot stage, ::;' bet a1t2 the bmldtng the ehurch. Mrs . ' Jean Cooke emOnSffOfiOn past year fell down the out- PT. PLEASANT _ Arresla mtl organs fell Into place in a l YTh ur .1 ~ t' f will be the devotional leader / Side steps as she ran for a1d . 1during the past hours ae-10 24 way to minimize strain. At the seni::e and Mrs. For res! Bachtel will 5 IV Both are. 83 .vears of . age. The-y ! cording to jail records, were a:e confmed to Chr1st Hos-i Donna Iris Sanders, , St. Attwo-footed stage, as oow, tbey i . April 12 in the high school ,:resent the program. Hostess24 are from the backat 7 p m The group es are Mrs. Newmo:n Burdette A food d t r b pita!. Enroute home lhe Ter· l bam; charged with Dress Shop 12 Storos Sido by Sldo) Anno bone0 like a flag from a pole. .11 h· hab, ·h. ·k d and Mrs . Lee Smith. emons ra 1on . Y1rells and Strubles went to tion 'Mrs Sanders had J'ust D' d WI ave a Y c If_ an Th Ph. Nancy Efaw Home Economljt I Logan to I'a ll , t th L d1 · · . ver('~me ISB vantages duck sale Saturday, April 17 at . e llathea Wome,D ?f the lfor the Col~bus and Southern a e eonar been released from the county 118-120 E. Main MISs Stppola says that the the Tri-Lustre Cleaners in Mid- Middleport Church of Chrtst are Ohio Electric Com an high- I Home to see Mr. Stru- jail Tuesday morning at 9 a .m. four -foo!Pd posture was great . dleport and dances have been observmg thett anmver- lighted the April of . ble s cousm, Morton Kraft. after servmg ten days on an in· were like scheduled for May 17 and latat a meetu-:g eve- ln·.e Middleport Garden c 1 u b toxication charge and was aruotltes trom. a They had er in May. at_? :3{) p.m. at the ch_urch. 1Monday evening in the social . PL.AN rested again at 1:45 p.m. support . '? hne WJth the force [ The class will leave May 9; Miss. lfawo;ley, president, rooms of the electric company. anmversary. dmner of the , Yuert Elam, 51, Huntington, HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. REASONABLE OFFER Victims ol Fire are Guests Monday At Shower Given by their Neighbors ' POMIItOY'I QUALITY SHOI. STOitl · .' �! f LDI ,.jJ£_(0~ 1]AIT SPECIALf PARDY MARGARINE 2lcoH 1·1b. 49C ctn1. "' ._,",.. -· .upall MAIIKaTS t'a ~· Quu..._ Cornor Second and Mill Mondoy Thru Thursdoy-9 to 6 Frldoy ond Soturdoy-8:30 to 8:30 iJeiWNtr KRAn lVAMI GRADI A &.ARM WHITE PRESERVES I EGGS ITRAWBIRRY 12-oL )lr .~~. ..../1 2 • lb. Lo1f PUIIbii'J TOP Borguln/ 2-lb. s 39 CAN :S: Swift's Premium FLOUR ..;._ ~ ST~M~ O~T THE BEATLES-So~e .5,000 youngsters in Sall.burg turn out 5-lb. Rei- - Drip - fi111 15c OH Label co e eat t:'S to wei- ~ to town for a mov1e. Some of the greeters turned cheera into jeers. ' ' I MORE IRO~ FOR THE CU.RTAIN--Long lim·..: of r;!llt•<•rl t~nk c<Jrs ~~\\'~lit shipm• ·nt for export m a mewll u rg 1eal wo t· ks complt>x i11 Htnr l 11.1. Tll ''' n· fur· Red nat 1m 1,; . II . I ""' ' bag Donald Duck JUICY FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT ORA GES JUICE s1 3 bq lb. 46-DL c lb. Whole Ohlak• cans PURINA lb. DOl OHDW CABBAGE Flevor of The YAMS Old South - - - 2 tbs.29c ac lb. Gladioli Bulbs:.::._"~:~ 39c SLAB BACON 29C WIENERS "~~AT Whoto or Holf- llo. IWII'I'I PIIIMIUM - ~"-'~ r::r:" AIACIN ANACII 2 '~~:· 39c RIGHT GUARD •r• SAVE llc DEODORANT - SALAD DRESSING 7 SAVE 78c FRHI 69c Colgate Toothbrush --2 ·::- 3h MAID IITIIP Bol.... Plcklo 1 Plmonto lolollll C....., ..... pq. ....... 3 ........... 2 { 49c 65c 4=11 Choe., NMpDhtaa ,..... Mrs. PouPo PILLRUIY BISCUITS ........ 38o . 63o WAFERS DRY MILK '""'· box COFFEE Wlllp,.. Partir Inatant IIMcllnt & PI• Flllint loll. ..... 21c cvp 2 ;::~ 27c APPLE PIE _____ _ 10.... .__l•r DOMINO arownulate• Golden Shlm'oo ROYAL \ 1. . . . . .~ WQODIUIY 59c Fi1e Baked Foods Folpr'al..-a bo_. .. KIAPT UAJ'T UIAD OIL 73c I 4::.'1 .,. 2 :::-. 25c 11. Valuo I 11-ol. btl. ..... tOiaiioiiai'iDE ('(lFCK TilE WI'\:\EitS LIST \ I \ <JI 1: I \ \ :\~ ~ l - I'Eit~L\ItKET !'I'll() 1\<HJ\" S \\T\:\1:-;G • IUNIIIIMI ···~· *111 HADDODIITEAII CAIE MIX CAlMA,_ • ,;... T-O'IM 12~89c PEARS ...... DEVILED DRAB IALLARD f&P IARnEn WL41D ,q, Mn. Pour. MlnhotuNI ':39o OIION RIIGS 59c pq, DEVILED ORABI ~~sao APfle D1mplings 29c 7-os. 2::.&8o Pet Ritz Pie Shells PIES Cac~nut 3,....._ 890 ILEEIEX TISSUES MaW Thrv. laturUJ, April 11\h FRIED SCALLOPS . 79c ORANGE DELIGHT 6-os. canl 12-os. coni IIOUND HI' or 810UNDCHUCK Mn. Poul'• - - - - FROZEN FOOD---MIN UTI I ... • . . , . .... hq '-• U,_L IOV'T. INIPBC11D With Purchoto of Family Sl~e _.. .............. ...... c.,. 10~~ ggc 01. Colgate Tooth Paste •'-'• ·:~~; Stamps 39C n.,:. 35c Lotoor Outntllioo- lb. - '' I. UIDHEOI IEATI -Mea It~ & BeautySAVI 14c EITRA Swift'• Premium- U.S. Gov't,lnspoci<HI 25-lb. S269 bag Solid, Crisp, Now 29c SUIIAR 1-111., ..... box 31o UtTU 10 ,... AIMOIIA ..t. 27c btl. _, ., FRom•• IROWIIIIII ...... Cit . . . .,... nit.,.. ,.. 2tc z:: aac 1441. Plot· • 2 ::.• ••INa 1..... 39c .......... FIEICH .......... '~251 I • Brown I Serve Bnad 2''i:-· 49t Some paintings ~•long In the ••run of the Mill" category. ,..., •.., .... H~TLE:R'S Ull.UIDI ·='I z::.11t ..... • lllllln QUJI :::-- ' 45o Eg .... 41t - 1- .. . ... ' ond -ponr. ; ,· /, - ' - ' ~ ',. l " r' " + "\\I •' •! ' i ·( ·'r ~ A FAMILIAl FACii-Rarely seen in public since his fall flom power, former l:iov1et Defense ~ler Mlu·shal Geor&i Zhukov Ialka to some W<>men in Moscow. '; - .-. ART COLLECTION, under new management, 1s bemg restored by a seven-mun t.."'mmission appointed b.Y ~est ~e~rnan mfnister Werner Dollinger. The commis.ston Js dectdmg what to do with nearly 4,000 paintings, 150 statues and thousands of books and coins in the cellar of Munich's Bavarian Art Gallery (formerJy Hitler's Munich beadquarters). Art tre~ures will remain in West Germany. ., ., ,' ' .... '. 'I -~ ~'1· ., ' ).• .·.i, .,;' •" ' . ' ~ .' ' �- Classified Ads-Your Modern Community Bulletin pBoard . omt Roe.'k Society Notes aad Ml'll. Roy Donohew w.. rocen~ty inducted Into the u. s. WANT AD Catalina 2 dr. H.ard Top, Onft Air Force and '• olationed in INFORMATION careful looal owner. liYdr•· Tesu. John will celebnte hls matk Power steering and birthday April 8 and would apbrakes. Nice. Was $1,~. preciale cards lrom b I • f(·nda. His address ia A. B. - - - - . . . - - 61 Pontiac _ $1,475 QUALITY OW Donobew John F., A. F. Mrs Grace wbo was Cut. Station Wagon. OWned EXPERIENCED by cme of our mechaniee. Po. 1572~"1, Box 1111, Fll. 1105, tal· ·to Holzer H"~llal thn · 1964 Mercury Caliente Hard Top Cpe. $2295 wer steering and brakea. H)'· A triple-htader n!gbl ol ba$Lackland Air Force Baoe, Tex. weeks ago for a broken lUp was V8 engine, automatic trans., power steermg, rad1o and heatAUTOMOBILE dramatic. Was $1 .~9~ . kelball will be offered Friday M H hi Donohue has returned to her homo Sunday. er, less tnan 14,000 miles. A real sharp ear all the way . 1 starting at 7 p.m. m the Rut· rs. ug e land High school gym. returned hu~e after several Eddie LDu Bowery, CSrpen1961 Greenbrier 9 Passenger Wagon $1195 Tb 11 st ill 1 tur0 months VJSJI with her mother, hume SunclaJ after AND . e r game w ea Mrs. Eva Postalwood at Alll- tor, cam• Good tires, red finish , vne owner, radio and heatt>r . Pomeroy, Ohio semor boys agamst . the ma~e ance. Mrs. Postalwood Ia m. a week II: Holzer. ,.o, Wanl .\d lerortL---:---:-:~--'""'i lacutty. the second game ,. et with Mrs t Centll per w<JI'd one tnaari'IMI 1962 Rambler Ambassador Custom - $1295 ~~D.J""'m Cb.arr• 80 llftlta Jnluranat between two teams of alumni Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norris Laurel Grange m · Station Wagon . V8 engine. autOmatic trans. Power steering, 1:1 Cet~t.• peT worot for Tb.roM ...,. ' Anna E Tu rner Saturday evt::· ae"<<tlclean interior. Blue finish. Low mileage by one loc41 owner. FOR SALE - Modern apaft.. and the third game the womm spent Sund~· sfter ... 'lOn with . K· &len Cherrie Tu r· 50 per ~~ OII...,UIII all Mid edt .-d menl building. Two three of the PTA against women Mr. and Mrs. Fern Norris of nmg. d. Mrs Frar ·. Radio and heater. ad~ pate!. Wltblrl lO 4Qe. CARD OF TRA~ 6 08trVA&m8 •• p o room apartments with sepamembers of the faculty (aug· r ·cine. : ner an r., an, . d ·Re~s · Wy 2. 21 •• •u:. lor 110 wont mm. omeroy, . ... ted b . .1 l . Sci wer ., Ja 1e . u,; ' tmum. &acll 84dltto!lal word 1e ...,;.,.;.;~~.....:C:::::"'""'"'-::'1 rate utlltties. Large comer mm Y semor KJI s Q - ~n Y Mrs. Flossie Church and Sha- J ments were served. The rlet t BULLDOZER WORK-. - equip- Jot. Located In Cbesler, 0. I1Vo distaff members of ' ' the ron of Racine spent • - ••y wtth meeting will be at the 11rangc ped with winch. Big or small Call ~15. 4-Hitc faculty could be recruited , by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams. Mrs . hall OPEN EVES. 7~ P~ job. Call daytimes WI 9-3151, I Coach Sally Schaal, lnclltdlng Church and daughters !ell Sun· POMEROY. OHIO evens, WI 9-3089, Gene Bar· leg~l\lotl~ herself. Joan Stewart ia to day evening 1.,. Deleware 10 Mr. and Mrs. John Reed movnett, Racine, Ohio. -:••""•;:;;",.-ccoMMoN ,. .... court coach the PTA team. . made tbelr home. ed to their home at Point Rock ! 29 30tC MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO H d b k ball h J - --====c--- AUDiliY CMEYALIIIt. 1 ea aS et C08C lffi recently, For Rent FOR SALE .tU<.TIONt;Eti Tuppers ,. ••• ,.,, onro, '•''"' "· Adams ls in charge of the Paula Gibson underwent an bltit PHONE WY2-2156 NJGHT CRAWLERS (over half Cempleltl Stntee JOHN FrtAN~; et it .. .,...,..,,.... events. appendectomy at Meigs Mem- Mu. Nora Jor.dan IU utI 25 Cl1t1 _ . . . . ••••c• Tbe evening is spomored by orlal Hospital, 1d to recuper- ed fur Mrs. Nellie Vale at Sa· Notice 1'RAll..Efl lots for rent. c ose grown) 50 for 1.00, plus a'-11.-, PMae • C..tMI ~·hn 1!~::~.. Geor,e rranll. sam the cheerleaders• and the Jun- 1ating at her home. lem Center School a couple ot to Laundrymat and schools free garden worms. For your wrr•-= f'r~nk. Lm• Lucas, William Frank. • days Valley Lumber & Supply Com- fishin pleasl''"e! Offer ex· A. C. BRADFORD n. o. Frank. Eu Frank. Mabel Lyk>I. , 10r class wlll sell refresh- Mr and Mrs Olden Thaxton · th lants tf J h '-- n&..t.... H~rvey Frank. Let!Lia Gilliand, ali::a ts · . ORDER your sou ern P _.!:pa:n:::Y::_·_;::Mi:;'d::d::le~po::rl.::__ _:.l~_3-_c pires April 30, 1965. O n Bar-..._ Tlllh Gilliand. santord Woodard. Do· men · Sunday a"'emOOll with J. E. Radekin WBI operated now , tomatoes, sweet potato, M hi , ·adt' g Creek Road 1 Ill ttc r11 Helt11er, cora Alhm, Ed Funk. nd t H·'·- H 'tal Thur·•· 0 er, lA" n ' Jarnea Frank. Katie orr. Loll, G. Me· • a Mrs. Early Roush. a uuea ospt OUGY peppers, cabbage. Charles R. fHREE and rour roo~ furnic:he- Middleport, Ohio. Phone WY 1\11 lgJ BuDdlD~ ~) for Kenzl~. Harua Frank, Alber1 Frank. ACTION TRANSFERRED morning. They removed the leg Harris, Portland, Phone VI ed and d.DfUmisbed apart 2-6103. 4 7 3tc ~ewerhomes Built in ldtcb- :rF:.~k~·r::· u=.::\~,'~~kd:1~: PT. PLEASANT - A crirnlL Edlthk Jjust above the knee. 3-2693. 4--7·12tc -menta WY U434 12 6 ttc - · toe•. ex ..~·uton. acbntnlatntQI'JI aM .... nal action has been transferred o1 etart, Mrs. Jac Mn J E Radek.. ens., storm Window a, BIWJ). s1i"' GI th• ~auowlnr peraons. cl.• to th Cl ull C urt f m J .. a. of Racine called on • . . FOR SALE- ·. 'J..U-ng term finam~· ln 'd' CaU Guy Neig ceued, JQhft Ff'an.lt. ~Or.le Frank. e rc 0 ro ._-rl 81 Cliff's Shoe Repair, new loca.- ffiA!LER LOTS _ free sew- ing on aU modern 3 bedroom urn _mg. . • sam Frank. Una Lucu, WIDiam tic of Peace A. M. Goodwin's and Mrs. Ea Robinson o. D. Fnllk. Ell rrant.Letitia Ma· court as right of real estate iS even'ng ~ ·~ 1 · tion. Next to Dr. D~vis's of- age and water. Brown's Trail ranch style home, Chester ter • Racme ' Ohio· f Frank. bel Lyt.et, Hilrvey Frana. REJECTS ".wum 12 29 fic:e. MiddlE' •rt. Poli."h, dyes, er Park !State Approved) Rond near State Highway Gat c ~!~~. ·~raT•:eJt~:~~ras·~~:: involved and could oot be tried Mr. and .Mrs. ~red J~kln~. WASHINGTON (UPI)- Tht laces. 4 7 6tc Minersville, Oht·o, Pbooe WY age Approximately $1500 JtEATlNG Plambbl& MueOer Ed Frank, Jamea Frank. Katie orr, in the magistrate court The (lntertamed With a SIX o • U.S. tax court rejected Internal r · ' Lois G. McKenUe, HuiU. Frank, AI· . dJnner Tuesday evening • t-332-l. 1 l5 Uc down, balance like rent. Ph. Famaea. Arnold Brodten. berl Frank, Herman Frank, Haymond achon is styles State of w~t Revenue Service c:lalma and ntr: MEIGS County Coon H•.mtWY 2 '"7 3 31 He Ill East MaiD Street ,,... Frank. and Ann• Frank, whoM plaoe Virojnia vs Eli SiderCI on I honor of the formers broth- ruJed tbat Q.a....ar Ray Robinson ~ uf re1tden<."f! Is unknown wiU taU ... ~ · 'I G J kl h 1 ft Th ""Ufi ers are sponsoring a Ham s~VEN house wittl bath i - - - eroy. PlaGae W1' z.UtL notice that on the 3ht dar of March. trespassing charge. The action er, ary en ns, w o e urs· does not owe the govemmenl Sh 00 I· Sun day, Apr i1 11 ' at 196~ the . ed t he defend ant enterfor the Ma M e Corp· 'I'ho~te f,313,000 m . back taxes from a . r.and fullroom basement in Syra· FOR SALE - 1964 Dynamic 88 ~ 21 IIe 1allet, 11\edundenlped. her Pe\ilh;mAudrt!y ~taalnnCM•· 1ou cIaim - I·M the court ol t?olllli'N'n Pte.. of eel upon the enclosed land of 10 a. m. until 6 p. m. at their h WY 2 2455 were r. and Mrs. 1957 fight in which Robinson Oldsmobile 2 door hardtop. B 11 cuse. P one - · elM• Cuunty, Oh1o, prayinll' that tl· . . . Sr and Mike f H S u Mason, Club ouse on now a 3 16 ttc · O lost his middleweight croWD to li ,U miles. Phune <1..111 " ' "HOIIIDI - · - · · ... Ine 1n her be quieted in the tollo•· Adrtenne Sibley after bemg for· Hill Syracuse. 4 6 5tc 11 d.e$crlbed real ntate, bidden to do 60 Mr. and M~. Lanny C Ba Ill 4 6 ate 773-5398. , S1tuate \ro, Olive TowuJUp, Mel•• · f p M J h armen 8 0, Mtnenvme, Gille - OR SALE - 4 room house, county. onto. and nelni I• Fraco omeroy, rs. o n -~--Bad fOlD Jewel II'ODNel Sandy's Beauty Stlon, mont.! to I Wanted To Buy F lion 32. Town 4. Ran1e u. ot the~ Becky and Kenny of · Ohio C'_.ompany'a Purehue, b•Min' TOO MUCH TV two basement, large porch, Wo ban oDpremises formerly occupied "s TAr-.1)1NG Timber. Top cash nlnt: at the Sou.the..t oomer of Creek, Steve, John, Dave, acres ground, on old Chester Sewer Maellblel Sh "id "· '"' Drena and Cecelia Jenk- c..RADNOR, Pa. (UP!) Dr by Cliff's Shoe Rep~ir op, price pald. Marton Reynolds. thenc• '""'"" We~i:t tu Ianda now ~··'"· or forrv :Middlecoff believu- that 192 N 2nd St.. MiddiE'port. Coolville, Ohio. Rt 3. Call Ruad. Phone WY 2 ..6127 . nu:rly owne<J by Lane Vln<eyal'cl., ins. -r 4-6-12tc esu wr W!l7t Day or Nl~l aterl; Uonnerly Qwne<t Reuben WebGuests of Mr•. A•· . too much television exposure Permanent Special, 2 - $10. after 4 o'clock, 667-3503. thence Sorthby far eooogh to ua NorriS m .. kl! Qne hundred a~re1; thence were Mrs. Erwin could hurt golf because viewers h 7 • tic Haircut . styling, s ampoo 1·11-Uc F' REf: 1AN of our efficient Ea•t to the Fraction llno; thence .. 11 bo the same faces each 5 1 and Mr. and Mrs. ee a U I I ded. WY 2--5269 Carpet Shampooer.s with pur- INCOME TAX Service, John- SQI•• tn tc.. the p~11ce or be~einmna. ;md set nc u Thv port ion CQnveyed by thll Story nd R II f time" and he wonder• ~·what's and 773-5263. 3--16-JOtc H rbert RG b a osa e 0 . "hase of Blue Lustre shampoo son · Simpson Insurance Ag· d.,ed being the EW!tern one-luJif 8 M For Sale ur Ule above de.terlbed tract of y F8. e Ill and Mr and Mrs Paul going to happen H people star! Baker Furniture, Middleport. ency, Room 6, Coats Build· tand 1md bto~u~~: the preverty tor- Mr and Mrs. Early · '· 1watching tournaments 30 time" - - - - -- -- - - - 4 6 6tc m"rly <>wn ..o bY EUe~:~o l>cllan, u1d and Melissa Mn John Fi~t. and children of Parkera- 1 · Stewart Gun Shop. Come ln 1 ing, Middleport. etontatntnl!! 50 acre•. more or tell. · • • . a year on TV." Mtd.dlecoft .nd 'e. all tbe ne" Varml.ntiPro'ces for Shuler's Grocery, All· I 20 tfc REFEJlE:"'lCi!: DEED: Vol 135. Pap 1 r1 1 d a t lhei r borne F r l· · rifles, reloading equipment, tiquity. Thur~day. Friday .and i ONr: REFRIGERATOR$30oo/ f lJ: Vol . aa. Page In• VoL t47. en e a ne and . punted out in TV GuidD tba~ 1 gas cook stove, $25.00, 1 and accessories, re - blueing Saturday. 3 lb. box sliced t·~1.e t~'Pa~:\o1;uvor.af~. p::~ day e~ning in honor of Mrs. . Sherman Ford were Mr. golf pros wlU share $3.5 mDlior SMALL and repairing. New and used bacon ends, 69c; Pink sai- l kiichen cabif'"'t, $10.00. See l 2~4: Vol . t30._ Page 42:1. Dee-d a.. Roush s mother, Mrs. Etta Port· in teJevision feel ill '48-PGA· guns of all kiDds. Depot St. mon, 47c can; Honco Egg Larry Smith, Syracuse, Ohio. I ~~r:· a~e~~~q~.rr':J"·tooh~:~ ... er laid Shields, who was celebrating sanctioned tourneys. ENGINE REPAIR Phone WI 9-2685. 4 6 3tp Rutland, Ohio. Ph. SH 2-4934, Noodles, reg. 33c, 3 for 88c; I_ ~~ct!~er:'t9t~' ctd!t.~t M;{U her 90th blrthddafiy, 'Mrs.k Shields IM f~~~o:r Rutland, Ohio. 3 11 ftOtc Ronco egF noodle dumplings, I o ON 'T PUMP you sluggish sep. / was p.resente tve ca es, one I rl!lld~tred. agaJn't )'Qu. Wright Power Sows "!!o.~~'YT~KEVALIER. being baked by Mrs. Julia Nor33c, 3 for 88c ; C00k.lt!S , reg. tic tank. Get Klean-Em-AII I .-£UU~.-. '"'"' crtow. c:111ow & PORnl, ris. Those attending were Mr. LOSE WEIGHT safoly with 39c, 3 for $1.00. Tomato jllice, septic tank cleaner. LandSales & Service ATTORNEYS ~oR PLAINT.,.., and Mrs. Clarence Shields. Mrs ( 61 o. 13. 30 .2,. (I)) •· n. etc Df'x-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c reg. 25c, 4 for 88c; Scotties, mark FarlL Bureau. 5 pk. for 1.00. Broughton's! NDTICa Geor'(e Yonker, Steve, Peggy at Stark's Drug Store. 2 18 tic Reo Lawn Mowers t ]ce Milk, gal. 89C. 1 lb. box N TNI COURT OF COMMON PLIAI . and Melissa, Mn. John Fisher, Fox Go Karh 3 12 tllltc Saltine cookies, 19c. 10 lb. po-l Real Estate For Sale No.~:,~~: couNTY, OHIO i Motl~· Amy and Larry, Mr. tatoes, 49c. 4 7 3tc .tamu ~rlddy, and Mrs. Roy Buck and Pam, WILCOX SERVICE AHl'OMOBn.E llllt11'80Ce been 1 ' ----· 1 ::r.:nd, Ohio, p nttH, Mrs. Cora Buck, and the host THE RIGHT PLACE FOR THE RIGHT TRADI IN 111 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. Dolly R SALE: Modern I room canrelled7 f_,Qif your opera- ELECTXULIJX IWeep<>t com- · F0frame home in Syracuse, with · 482: S. 3rd Ave. Mlddl•por1 !. "''· and '·1stesses. Mrs. Shields ON YOUR OLD CAR AT KEITH GOBLE FORD tor's llcenJeT Cell WY :1-ZIIIJ6 plete with attaChrilents, spray ce_.nn';,•r~ouEJ:~~'' has three living children, MaUSED CAR LOT. YOU CAN'T FIND A BETTER bath, <3 bedrooms) large utilIIIUc gun, cleans like new. Pay off ity room, double carport, gas M~~n~ 12wi.o!•Pr:!':,~"~~~. plac• ol bel Rous~. Clarence ~hlelds and , DEAL ANY WHERE. balance of 7 payments, $6 1 furnace, fully insulated, wall FOR SALE: Venetian blinds, r•uidence u c~ Muy liiftep, Muon, Pete Shields, and fJVe grand· I Wy 2 2575 4 I 6tc VlrglnJ~ tQa Pnac~.,. notice filed th1t children, and sixleen Sale or ..Trade all kinds. Venetian blind re · •Wt'tlt earh· · · n M.ar!!h a, ti~M,willJame1 grea 64 Ford Galaxie 500-4 Dr. _, to wall carpeting, birch cabipairs. Window and porch , Zig zag alJ hi1 Petition ll&inlt her In the Court grandchildren. SINGER .uto,-•tt'C 8 eyHnder, auto. trans, Power ateerin& 1nd lldio ..,.. nets. Shade and fruit trees, 0 f Commun Plea. ol Melli County, 3 BEDROOM HOUSE with gas built in features. Buttonholes, shrubbery. Large Jot adjoin- shades, all kinds. Cloth awDo Ohio. praying tor divorce •nd other Mrs. Ferne Hayman and Wes. tne JrouD.U of 1ro• ner- 1ey Belles• Sr., returned home 64 Thunderbird Hardtop Llndan fu:-naee and concrete drive-- fancy designs sews on buttons ing available for sale. Close ings. Dale Wippel Supply, 215 relief, 1ect ofWI du.t,. and uartJDe cruelty. Union Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. Air Condllioo\n,(, full power ' 1 I dial 'I (; t d SaJcl CIUSe will be tw baarln& on or Sunday after be•-'f called to Alway. Wi II take house trat erl etc. Jus 1 . ·uaran ee . betor• the zttb dil)' ot Apru. ~MG. • • to school and church. Very 3 18 30tc p ff 10 t $7 79 reasonable. Grady C r a i g, JA11'181 Priddy, Plllnllff liance by the senous mness d M I . L' tl Ch --in tra e. e vm It 4e, 2 6tp e· each. ay oWY 2.-2575 paymen s.4 I 6tc . AwH' " ,",.' , ' , ,",,' , "' , ",,·,.,,H of ,1r~sley Belles Jr. Mr. 64 Ford Country Squire W•gon 4•Door shire. Syracuse, Ohio, WY 2-2810. AUTO SALES 8 cyl. Auto. trans. Power oleerln&. ra11io, 1 - radl w to. 17, u. a11 <<ll 7. 1.._ et. Belles will undergo open heart ! 2 tic WE GLADLY loan a Blue Lus!959 PLYMOUTH FURY. 4 • dr. surgery April 8. He is a form. 64 F1lcon Wagon 4 Door Help Wanted tre Carpet Shampooer with ~·oR SAI.E--Middlenurt s taU. g1 -· running condition. Olin er resident and would apprecl· 6 cyl Standard trana. Radio purchase of Blue Lustre Carest bullding, located 352 1' 1 WAN1'ED: Man -w -,i"'th_:_o_r -w-,i"th-' I Wolfe, Mason, 773->578. ate rards or letters from his pet Shampoo. Baker Furni· Second Street. Middleport 4 I 6tp out, chain saw. Phone WI 9friends. His address to Benja63 Ford Galaxie 500 lure, Middleport. 3 30 6tc PI-teed for qutck .ale. In30!3. 3 31 6tc min lSe Hosp: ·I, 2073 Abing· · 2 Dr. Hardtop, 8 cylind<!r, auto. trans. Power •'-"'11.,. FOR SALE 1956 Chevrolet quire at Obio Hote). ton Rd., Cleveland, Ohio. MJ'II. radio truck , 1h ton pick up. 1959 Cotn11 Onol Como Alii u. s. Civil Service r...... I Hayman will go to Cleveland , TIRE RIOT at Newells Suno-Chevrolet Biscayne 2 dr. stanll•" "'om- til IUid o•• S•cun jo... 63 Rlmbler Classic 220-4 Door when the surgery Ia performed. Ril:b ~ SbO?t I!U>Ilh 1\d•aneemeat co. Chester, Ohio. Celebrity dard transmission. WI 9-3443. FUN-PRIZES Thou1an& of jont apen PTeparatoQ' 8 eyl Stand. Trans. Radio Mr. and Mrs. Ott Boston oi l Tubeless, black. New Size 600 trllnlnJ 1111tU •ppnlnt.<ed hperl! 5 6tp REFRESHMENTS 1111lalb> ~ FR£11! lnforma· Racine called on Mr•. Herbert x 13 replaces 00 x 13 '16.95, tlon OD "'ba. IB!utea, Nqilll"emllllta. 63 Ford Custom 2 Door , 650 Write lM!Q lfYllll' name. a4dre. end x 13 replaces 650 x 13, 1962 VALIENT 2 dr. hardtop. NEW HAVEN - The R e d ' Ro,.sh Tuesday . 2119 e1111ne. Standard trana. Radio I '17.95, 735 x 14 replaces 700 x Ralph Jarvis, upstairs apart- Cross Bloodmobiltl' will be in Mr. and Mrs. Ed Monis, Er-Lincolfll SWW1ee. Bmr etiB-, Pomero' D.U, lantiul. Pomef'07. Ohio. I 14, $18.95, 775 x 14 replaces 'Dent next to Rutla·nd Fumi· New Haven IJn Thursd8y, April in and Chris of Bowling Green 61 Ford Fairlane 590-2 Door 250 x 14 $19.95, 825 x 14 re· ture, Rutalnd, Ohto. !th at St. Paul's Lutheran spent the weekend with Mr. 8 cyl. Standard tri1111. Radio Employment Wanted Places 800 x 14, $2UI5, 855 1 1 lip ' Church lrom 12 noon until 6 p. and Mrs. Alec Wheeler and Bill. m. Mrs. Dallas Hill aad ~:i; 61 Ford Galaxie 2 Door 850 x 14 $23 .95· HOUSECLEANING, reason· 1 x 4 replaces ne RamBler If the citizens of Mason Coun- accompanied Mrs. Jean H 8 cylinder. Auto. trans. Radio able rates. Carol Osborn, Prestige tube type, 775 x 15 reWorld StaDdanl of E:ompad ty wish to ~eep the B:oodmo- and - 1embers of the plaeeg 670 x 15 $1>.9>, 815 x Ex He 1 Hl h Long Bottom, Ohio. 59 Ford Country Squire Wagon 4Door ce nee bile In the County, they are urg- Southern Loca. g . 15 replaces 710 x 15 $JB95, 4 7 3lc 8 CJI. Auto. trans. Power tleerlnj and brakeo, Radio 1 845 x 15 replaces 760 x IS, 81« ear room, ride aDd pel' ed to come on Thursday to do- t6 Columbus Fraday where A :cV ""A '"'I;;-:-:cL;-;E LA.B ;;;-;F"O"'R,--;ba--,-by sitting lonnaace. SmaD cu eCODOIDJ' nate a pint of blood to help attended a convention over 61 Rambler Classic 4 Door $19 95. 670 x 15 Economy Safand maaagerabtlliJ meet the quota of 100 pints weekend retumtng home full or part time. Tel. WY 28 cylinder, radio !rae $8 95. All prices plus tax. See Anyone between the age~ or day. Debby is a member of 6149. 3 18 tic I Add $3.00 for white waiL MetropoliiU lllotoro 21 and 60 may donate. Also, I FHA. Mrs. Hill also called 59 Chevrolet Belair 4 Door 4 .-;:;;o:-=;:-:=---;;---o- 6 6tp E. Malo Street, Pomeror persr-, between 18 and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Livestock 21 1 8 CJI. Powerglld<! tra01. Radio FRESH young cow with heirer ~ LOTS FOR SALE: frontage on Pbone WY W87t may donate blood witb pilrent- and Mrs. _Delore _Owens and calf. Bessie Oliver, Rt. 1, Come in end .-.gister. No route 248, opposite Chester 4 22 de al crmsent. Mason County is far ·Barara whlle there. Teu mem60 Willys J..p Dispatcher Rutlaod, Ohlo. Phune SH Z. purchose neceuary. Golf Colirse. Willoughby Hill, behind in its pledges of blood bers and four adults atrended Chester, Ohio. Phone 985-Insurance d r· the convention from Southern. 46115. 4 > 6lc I 2-64 Hond1 Motorcycles CA 95 e THURSDAY THE 8TH 3080. ! 8 8tp an ;nances to the Red Cross Mrs. Shirley McGraw of Co~ I Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Veterin- Dick McCoy & His All I_ . . _ PHOTO Copymg SeJ'Vlce. Cop- f-ente. In HuntJngton. umbus spent lbe weekend with arlan. large and small animals_ Welder Demonstration i HOUSE FOR SALK Harrisonles made of legal papers. Mr. anc' Mrs. Jr"'n Stobart, Jr. 128 Washington St., Ravens- . eFRIDAY THE 9TH ville. No down payment. SH birth records a:xl almost any Pleasant Valley Hospital 1 • l. McGraw and Mrs. Ida wood, W. Va. Phone 273-4271. Nancy Efaw, eloc. com· I 2·5468. 4 2 12tp other documents. ADMITTE,O: R1chard Hall, Stobart were guesto Sonday of Office llours, Oaily 4 to 6 p. pany home economist, Reuter lBsuaoce, Pomeror Galh~lis Ferry; Mrs. Ronnie Mr. and \'ln. George Krider, m. 1 211 tfc continuous demonstration 5 R~ with bath and e t tfc E. Wnght, Ashton; Arthur Dun- Rae·· e 960 50 10 eSATURDAY tho lOth an exc x Mt>- GUARANTEED. renewable for !Jp, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Dale M;n ~nd Mrs. Howard Rol>ln64 CHEVROLET ~ TON PICKUP For Rent bile home with awning and l'f h 'tat· t' ed Huffman, Lelart. Ra d and Brl C.rloon from WSAZ • Mr1 1e o>pl lza 100' ssu DISCHARGED· Mr s VI ctorIa sen, ymon ,;-;;:=,..-;::--;;==:.- - - pa l.10 Ioea ted on 2 acres pIoI and an.. 60 CHEVROLET 2 TON CA81ncl CHASSIS HOUSE In Portland. Bath, autt>- 3- 10:00 A.M. to 12 on Slnrys Hun. Tbis is a real al all ages. Phone WY :1-'1168. Q G II' I' · J · B ird Sunday with Mr. matic gas heat. Utilities furnish- Noon 1 18 tfc ueen, a lpo 15 ; arne~ 8 . • Chrissie Powell, Racine. 8 cyL 4 opeed trans. 2 speed resr die. 17D''W .B. ed . Bill McKelvey, Portland. I barg~lin at •7·500 was $8,500. . ~uthfll~e: Mrs. Lawrence Phil· Carl Robinson was a VI 3_24>1. T.HE WISEMAN AGENCY FOR SALE - One regtstered hps an' "'' · Crown City; Edi- Bunda of Davie! Gloeckner 57 FORD ~ TON PICKUP 6 CYL 4 I ltc eEXTRA TV STAMPS ' _ Free At Super Service GI 6--l&l3 or 441-3711 Englisll setter, one year old. son Putney, Pt. Pleasantj Mrs. Ed Moran 3 R00\1 apartment, 4tb St., Station, drive in Also 8 pointer pups. Phone Oshel Patterson and daughter, G~~ts Thur~ay 57 CHEVROLET 2~ TON CAB 1ml Middleport, WY 2.-9937. :bPOMEROY _ustness rv•ces __ WI 9-2171 . Hender~n; Mrs. Roy Henry, Mr. and Mrs. John 4 speed trana~. 2 apeed 1"Hr Pl-. 117" WJL .;-(. "'-·· >1., ' ! 6 Jtp I JKk w. CorMY, WILSON'S car wash .. ii5tJ Pago MAcHiNERY Consignment Galhpohs Ferry; Gene Harvey, .were Mr. and Mrs. 60 WILLYS %TON ' I'I PLOO"R~FURNI= =costij,;D,j PHONE St · Middleport, OhiO. Phone Sale , Sponsored by th< Meig Pt. Plea_aant._ __ Moore and Bill and lrlend 4 wheel drive. 8 cylinder . . hedroom efficiency apartment 1 WY 2·2111 WY 2~~~~3 17 3otc County Junior Fair · Board. ASK TO WED Pomeroy. MJddleport. WY 2-3874. ~~~~~~"="=""'==':'="~ I. 0 . McCoy, Auctiooeer. Train- April loth, at 10:30 a. m. on PT. PLEASANT - 'l'w;, r.ou- Mrs. Cora Buck, ··AnUqully, ON THE FI~ING • ·· 3 31 tiel · - - - il - d ed, expel'ienced, Che9ter, Ohio. the Meigs Ccwtty Falr iples have made · applications spent Tbursday wllh ~1. lela , ===:--:;==:14FT. BOAT, motor, trs er an 3 9 Uc Grounds. Anyone wi!hmg" to lfor marriage licenses iD the of- Stobart. ~· · FU R NISIIED HOUSE, 5 rooms equipment, $550.00, blonde 1 of Mr and bath in Pomeroy. Call dinette oet, $50.00. tototiller, CU~1'0M butchertns and cut- consign machinery. contact: ice of the county clerk, Apply- Sunday guests , • , Jim Carnaban, Racine, Oblo. ing were: Wa) ..e Alllln Hub- Mrs. Early Roush 'Tlife , Mrs; Howard Cectl. WY :1-5262. 7>.00. Phone WI 9-3222. ling . PbD Meter, Pbooe WY Phone WI 9-2108, or Rick bard, 11, Syracuse, •Ohio, and 11cy Buck aad Pa!D alii! 800 W. Main Sl. 30 J tic 111511- MOBILE- !JOme---;-10 i5i- ft. :>r3510· 1l I lfc Koblentz, Chester, Ohln, Pb. Shirley Ann Buckner, 1'1, Ma,.. Cora Buck. MrS. ):dna RaU!Il 14-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Apr. 7, 1965 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. ..,... Bulinen Servicet AIR CONDmONING R·-e"fr'"lg-er· atioft service. Jack 's Refrig· eration, New Haven, Phone Til ~4 I tic 62 Pontiac _ $1,797 Wheel Ahqnmenl BIaettnars Triple-Header Round Ball Sh PIann ed Brake Service BJaeftnars ta~era~ :•rz Pomerov Motor Co. I - - -,)O),J • • .• 6 APPIe Grove sOCietv , Notes -·,le- Religion in America \ Television Revue Conflicting Views on What Religion is are Outlined Iloll.... 1D America In IIOIII<Ihlnl - •belbor II Tele.W. Ia Jlevlow Lila Kedrova tot ••Zorbl The l.ly LOUIS CASSELS God ot 1 1o1en1 pole - would B7 JUett IKI BROW Greek." UDIIed Preas lntenatlonal enjov better - 1 beallb Ua'ted Prill -.adoul ADd the evening's most leilti· "'roubled men and women ..,. who bad no llllolli eon·vil>-' P .LYWOOD (UPI)-It wts Pl&bliJ affectlnil moment eame sometimes turn to reu,lon lo r >OJ. 1J at n1Jb1 lor Hollywood: wben MJN Kedrova embraced lind relief from anxiety or lo New llellool Tbe Laken beat Ballimore Ill 'Zorbt" lilt Antbny Quinn avo!· facing reaUty. Some modem psychlalrii!J the basketball playolls without before walltlng to the llaBe to The father of p~ychoanalyolo, follow Freud In hls ecornlul dl• Elgin Baylor, and Jerry Weal accept ber prize. Dr. Si(!mund Freod, observed missal o1 religion u a DtUrotJIJ, scored 52 potilts. Oh, all right. · lhio behavior pottern In hiP pa- Othel'l go along with In they hed that other thine 100 Hope, whu Ia 80 wondrously lients, and ooncloded that n> p>trop\zlng acceptance ol on ABCTV out at 8aDta Mon- natural for tbese affatra that ligior jr neurotic response to as a form of poy~tbe·r~~: lea, ••u, Fllr Ledy" wna you d. "'I mlas him unUI some- llle's problems. In !act, he re- but there also 1 hc>t Julie Androwl u BOb one ebe lrleo to be lbe emcee, lerred to It as 'the universal school, which has I""Wft ~··~·I !:Ope held hll aMual CCIIIYOCa- was ready _tor the English act· neuroslo ol humanity." erably In .....,nl yearo. II tlon of lilmtown, thl Olear ln!i coup. 'The l~rs Another great Viennese psy- composed of psyebhtr!Jto chla!rist, Dr. Carl Jung, took t· '·e ellglon oerlously ~~:~I award8. . bands and rna~ on I wouldn' 111 the Laker• Ish embasoy, be saki. TbJS e actly the oppooite view He Ithey are convinced ol the were more tlJrlll1nt, but lbe wasn't quite as lasting 8 '"" 1sald rellgjon meets oo~ of ty ol God. One of Ill Oscar ohow began with an mark as the one expressed ets.. 1man's deepest nee~ · and thatguished members to Dr. Leo H. overtllrt loaded with "My Fair wbere by Boston Celtic Coach lack of faith was tbe root caUBe Bartemeler medical dlereclor Lady" songs, wblch wu a Red Auerbacb-"show me a of every neurOJia he encoUn- of the ~ Psyehlatrlc Jnatla prelly 1a1r Upol! to thl llaale. good loser, and ''II show you a lered In hla patients. lute · B•''llnore, Md. In between were the usual blgb loser"-but It dkl the job. j Although Junt 1 often quot•t lest week'a meelln£i of the potnll (any audience thet ]lives Another good touch to the ed In sermons, h1s altitude ~ Acadet.. of Religion Menan ovation to Fred Allaire, a ahow was the presence In the ward religion really was not tal Heaith in Washington, "·'"··I presenter, shoWI 1le!lnlle signs andlence of some famous old· much more llatterlng than thai Dr. Bartemelr osld It of <lass), the UJ1181 Duffs. timers-Francis X. Bushman, of Freud. For Jung was uncon- time fOl' psychlalrJ dra•wl None of the Dulfl, huwever. BU!Ier Keaton, Ethel Watet9,lcerned with the truth or falsity dlstlnGtlODI Instead ol ~~~~~~ 1 tched the tasteleaness of Fay "'ray, Ramon Noverro and I of religious beliefs. He sllnply all religious bellefa and thl toothpaste eommerclllls Chesler CookUn among them. 11e1t thet a persoa whu beHoved Iicea loplher. that us..t little &lrla lo belp The Cluumel Swim: President sell the product. John80n's addres' to the nation The Oscar shuw Friday nigbt about Southeesl Asia will he indicate" that televiewers may tolevtsed by all three major AOBOSS li3. Lalra 14.Habrew heve to booe up at Berlitz in networks Wednesday at I P · ~· 1. Hollywood KPiece~out prophet f · future to qualify as watch- EST, !rom Johns Hopkino Um· luminary DOWN 17.Post el'l. Tbe presenters included verslty in Balttmore . . . The 8, Arrived 20. ,.A 1. Begrime 11. Bm&ll Cl· tdia Cardinale and Alain communications satellite called 2. Coolnlctlma a.Dunp""' flelon, and the home team did "Early Bird," which will be 10. l'Oilenl.l Sourco ot noj do so well 111 the lop act- ,tattonary In space and I• linen Ooodman lng •wards either. Miss An· therefore expected to make pos- 11. on man'• ..... thft. delight drews scored for "Mary Pop- !lible continuous live transat~ tl. Baseball position; plns" and Rex Harrison for !antic telecasts in the near fu- 13. Indian otPeru abbr. "My Fair Lody,'' and tha sup- lure, Is s~beduled to be l:i.Emeee 6. - ... 38. Potato bu4l portlllg role Olcars went to Pe- lallflched today. SulUvan name 89. A ball 18.Klndat T.Fortlt1N O.Dot· r Ustlnov for "To~p~ka~p~t·:·~and~---=====-.-., .. Top"'<lr>! U.Soo 18. Total 41.1lo!r amouot 4t.Bpo.wnof 19.FBl maa: u.w...abbr. wol'll ll.~ and ;•II t,:; ° .· and I and DAILY CROSSWORD . ··- I M.Pe~ llrolhn 4!&uah- ·--..... 28.Permlt 10. :Marllljr n.Tontaolo H.~ 87.Draft Sll. Pr&lae OO.NegatiN 41.Pertorm 43. Gl'OUIUI 66.=.,. ... Hoo4llUI 4li.~oout ·I..· I ...... \ ' ' eo..~.blrd U.Nothollll~=~~~~~ ~-..1.--1--l--~ DAILY CBIPniQUOJill - Here'• how to work It: .t.SJ'DLB.t..t.SB II LOlii'GI'I:LLOW One letter llhnp~ staado Ia lhlo IIUIIple A 1o UHd for the three 11.1, z for tbe a-. etc. 81qte letter.l!l, &poa. tbe Je:aat:b aDd _ tormauoa of tht YfOrda are all hl.Qt.L -dq'tbl __ _ i I II _ __ _ New Havenites Urged to Save Bloodmobile 1 1 1 LANDMARK'S BIG SPRING FLING· · · · APRIL SHOWERS I PARTY ApriiS-9-10 405 PRIZES 1 1 e TRUCKS e 1 ' '. I I :d B -. - s.·-. cHASSIS 1-- • and IIJDERN 4 1'00111.1 .and bath oparlmd. lllildleport. Pb. WY J.-3121. · · J Jt U.. In good shape. CsU Cbeshlre EXPERIENCED 367-1723. Forest Smith, B o 1 l84, Cbeab!ro, Ohlo. HI·121A: dressmaklog and alterations. Phone W'l 2 2276. J 16 30tc !18>-4075. S&le conducted by; ott. Jam'lf! Elsworth King, 20, was I Wedne&claJ' ~ of Tbe Brad!ord Auction Com· Hendenon, ~nd .La~a Carole Roushett. · , · ,· , pany. J 21 .1311: Morrow, 19, Point P~aan&. 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WJ'EH RADIO J:OO Mltlway Ma!loel 3:60 News Beat 4:00 Illldna with Doss ''so wtare~ump 5:00 Co.mmUD!ty Newo 1:05 World NeWI 5: 15 Sporll Tocla7 5:!'1\ Weather &: 3U Dinner M111lc111 B:OO Off 7:15 Sip Oa 7:30 . News Headllau 7:32 Musical Clocl: 7:G Word aad TestiJDq 8:00 Ohlo Valle, NOWI 1:05 World Newa 8:10 Sporll Today 8:15 w..ther Sons II Story Hour 10:0 Family Worahlp Hour 11:00 News, Al'lll;l' Hour 11:30 Puhllc Semco 12:00 New• Rotmdap 12:20 BulleiiD Board 11:21 NOWI 0 Grams 12:1111 SlturclaJ llotlnee 4:00 Dltldna with Dael 4:30 Top ren Revue D:OO News Ro.mdup I: 15 Public Service 1:30 Dinner Mlllleala 1:00 00 j ~.WHAT INHOOI>'IIN KLFIStl• NIH!!' & TOOK CARE OF-BUT W~O'SGONNA TAKE CARE 0' M£? �" 1 Dol A Group Meets, Plans Around And About Middleport Select Your New Easter ovtfit At Elberfelds NO'I' YOU KNOW ' \ t .... ,_._£• ,._neat •• •rs fill ...,.. en tint! t (011 .... Cllrilllullt 1M ...... .......... You should visit the Busy Ready to Wear Department on the 2nd Floor and see all of the smartly styled dresses for women, a~d m your cor;ect size. Jumor Pe- lites, Regular Junior, Misses Select yours now. h" fhe soft, gentle las 10n look that predominates th1s spring is evident beautifully in fashionable dresses . · soft pleating, bows. frmge and gentle belting alo.ng with lovely prints and ~ohds & Half Sizes. WASIIINGTON (IJPI)-I'r<sldent JMnloft b8l dlarted • new <OU1'80 lor t.be United Slates In Sout.beut Allo, • ll1lblle blend of olive broncb ond sword de- make this a most femmme spring. MEIGS THEATRE EASTER CANDIES Pomeroy, Ohio Select your Easter Oandy now at Elberfelds. An ex· cellent selection of quality TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY April 9-10 "YOU'RE NEVER TOO olped to bring peace and a plenty to that tortured land. Ill 1 major policy speecb televlled ond broadooat to t.be nation ond t.be world Wednesday niCJII, t.be Chief Executive al lered t.be administration's prevl oill stand, declaring t.bat t.be United States stands ready to enpge In "unconditional discus aions" 1m' peace in Viet Nam. 110 coupled this wlt.b an an Marshmdlow Rabbits Malted Milk Eggs, M&rshmaJiow Eggs, Fudge Egrgs and many, many others. You'll also find a· Cine se· YOUNG" - Tec:hnicolor- Jerry Lewis & Df'an M<~rlln · Nina Foch -lliana l..v nn "THE QUICK GUN" Audie Murphy Merr.~· And en - Technicolor- Asia "in order to improve the life of man In lhat conflict torn corner of the world ." lll!'UU1'8 of candy by Brach's. Eggs, Boxed Easter Treats, Jel· Iy Beans, JeHy Rabbits, Fruit and Nut Eggs, --~~::..::.:.:-~ nouncement that he would ask Congress to join in · a $1 billion U.S. investment in Southeast lection of Easter Basket!~~ for the Kiddies - Easter Gllass, Egg Dye, Easter Toys and Novelties, a But, while holding out the pos sibility of massive:economic eid, Johnson also firmly declared t.bat the Untied States "will not be defeated . . . will not grow tired . . . will not withdraw" in the face or the Communist goal of " total conquest" of em battled South Viet Nam. Remarks Drew Criliclsm His remarks drew criticism from • Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen, Ill ., who asked in a statement : " Do you buy ·reedom for a humble peo- ple with a biiJion - dollar package I doubt it , and I doubt also that we can preserve face and prestige with such an ap proach. " What a tragedy it would be Jf our actions now should be in terpreted as meaning that the Viet Cong would humble us into makh J a bmion-dollar offer in order to call it quits when freedom is on the altar." On the other side, Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mans· field, Mont. , said the speech was "a profoundly moving and constructive statement which reveals both the great strength of President Johnson 's resolve and his deep concern for the welfare of au people. " Administration officials said Johnson's proposed Southeast Asia development pt.an was not directly tied to a solution m Viet Nam because the President wanted to ~:et the program moving as qUickly as possible. ~ks Quick Peace As for the prospef:ts of peace, JohnSOll said he hoped it would come swiftly-'~ but that Js in the hands of others besides our selves." Then, In a major shift of the I' S. attitude toward negotiations, he said : ·'There may be many ways to this kind of peace: In discussion or r . ~otiation wit.. the gov· ernments concerned ; in large groups or in small ones; in the reaffirmation of old agreements or their strengthening with new ones. " We have stated this position over and over again fifty times -cmd more-to friend and foe alike. And we remain ready with this purpose - for unconditional discussions ." The phrase "unconditional discussions " was a departure from the President's previously. stated policy that there could be no talks-t!ven on arranging negotiations - until the North Vietnamese "stop doing what they are doing" to neighboring South Viet Nam. Non • Aligned Plea On March 25, a group or 17 non-e.:igned nations urged that there be prompt negotiations, ' 'without prior conditions, " to end the Vietnamese war. Their plea was sent to the United · ---- - - - ~ ales ws well as to the Com- munists. The formal U.S. reply to these nations wm go out today or Friday. lt offered a convenient device for altering the tone of t.be U.S. attitude toward negotiations - an attitUde that has brought many demands from otber countries that the United States clarify il s terma for talking peace. Response from the Comm~~o nist nations- North Viet Nam, or Communist Chins, or the Sov,et Union - t'Ould indicate whether they are -.villinJ to aot.'t'pl. .lohnson's offer. '· ' Saigon Tense in t the WORLD IAS111\ Visit the Lingerie Department on the First F1oor and select what you need for Easter now -- From the country's leading NEW SPRING BONNETS makers - Rogers, Warners, Phil Maid, Katz, lndera, Best Form. EASTER ACCESSORIES SLIPS ~ANTIES HALF SLIPS BRAS GIRDLES GARTER BELTS Phillips Sisters Style Shoo Court St., Pomeroy Completo Selection of Slzeo I HURRY! ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT! i Special Purchne No, 1 Socondt CANNONS $1.49 BATH TOWELS l Solid colors, floral patterns, ex· tra large size and extra heavy. Just 480 Towels to sell. SaleHalf Price 2 for ·ALE ENDS APRIL lOth! STURDY BUNK BEDS } ) Complete with l Guard Rail, Liddtr MATTRESS STANDARD TWIN SIZE $68 I Walnut Dining Room -ADMIRALClock Radio ...... $11 II" Portable T.V. $88 19" Portable T.V. $138 18" d. 51\oO" 21" Color 64 model $288 "Englander" Prince-ss Smooth Top Innerspring maHress, cushioned with foam, twin or full site Mattr•11 or lox Spring_ $38 180 coil Innerspring Mattress lu Spring _ _ per s.t $39 Comfortable Cotton Mattr•u $9.88 All Sizes Twin 9f' P.ull Si:re 21" Color 65 modo! $388 DINETTES Many Other Valut'11 In .Stereg Seta - 5 Pc•••••••••••••. $48 Radius 7 Pc. . •••••••••.•. $68 .and Color T.V. SAMSONITE BRIDGE SETS Regular $58 .. • , • . $39 h12 TwHd Ruoo Foam lacked - $399 ... $4.88 9x12 LINOLEUM RUGS ------.) $18·88 an Eagter hat! Regular $41.75 ... . $29 Regular $7.95 choirs 5.95 MATIRESS COVERS S288 Tablo and Chairs Chino Lane Cedar Chests FrH with purchase of Baby Bed or Play Pen WIDTHS B-C-D-E Gerry Pleaheet-A new Idea $38- $48 - $54 complementfiJ 2 Pc. Living Room Suiteo 3 Pc. Bed Rm. Suite ' Double Dresser Choot " • Book c... Bed Walnut or Blonde ' Solid Chorry S91 $4.88 Attr•ctlv• New T•bl1 Lamps _ $288 Doublo Dr-r Cheot Spindle Bed Early American atyle Studio Couch _ _ Dr11&eP $p.10 ~ 36"w x 19"d x 63"h $28 24"w X 20"d X . .• up METAL WARDROBES $3 8 your Student Desk 12.88 Fini~h lamps - $100to $500 of ••• Comporo ot $9.95 You'll be heading the Easter Parade in our eye-catching hats, designed to bring out the best in every lady'• lovely face. Your Easter basket will be brimming with "heady" compliments! 60"h $13 SOFA BEDS Good choice oloolon and FHrlc1 _ $55 lady thia Ea~ler. The numOOr Mown here is j118t ltyl~. Oft! of the .DIB.IlJ $7.99 1r.athenJ and colora. Whichever Ji.rmul you IIIClecE pou'rc aure FURNITURE WITlf A NEW BLOUSE t:e be right in slyle and two feet deep ill comfort. e. drop Ly ngbt away and &01 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Many Sided--Rhodes.f apring outfit and you'll be a fit companion for lmf eie_gandy dre.ed distin cth ·e new Jarrnans we're feMoring, ill a l'ariety of pleuint ' tkllywood Frames on Caaton _ Ce1 yourself a pair of handsome J~ans to eomplete J'Ollf new Je~~;dy for Euter.. 1 The prettiest compliment for your new Easter Suit is one of our fashlon·wlse blouses whip creams, nylOns, and dressy cottons. Sizes SO to 38 and 40 to 44 ·Make Elberf~ld$ 1n Pomeroy Your Shoppin$1 Center r •. ' •" l � 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 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 7, 1965 howell parsons